Free Climber Emily Harrington Talks About Alex Honnold
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    season it was a lot of it was some baby steps of like going back to that route and just placing a lot of gear so I felt super safe and then you know climbing it in the same style that I was going to climb with Alex I'm climbing it but still placing more gear and then during my try this year actually told Alex because he was he's definitely more comfortable than almost anyone I know on El Cap most people at least feel a little bit of intimidation and a little bit of fear like you know there's a little bit of anxiety around it and he's just as so casual that he he's just like you know just run it out let go go all the way like he's basically just wanted me to do it the same way that I was doing it before and I was like you know Alex I'm going to be a little slower this time like I just I think I need that for my head and ears okay well it just so the audience knows Alex told me that he did a route once and on his way up realize that he hadn't brought any chalk so he had to borrow it from someone else who was strapped to ropes so he's free soloing no chalk retrieve the bag that's a classic Alex situation bring like if you lift weights you you like chalk it's like it's very important for me to and he's just he's a different I think he's truly unique you know and I think I think that he just has a different like even brain chemistry than a lot of us in terms of like how he feels fear and how he can maintain that composure in a very dangerous situation all the time yeah is that all the time and it's great climbing with him actually because it kind of rubs off on me a little bit like when I climb with Alex I feel more confident I feel more capable I tend to climb better even though he kind of gives me s*** all the time for being nervous he's always like you're always nervous like you're you're always stressing out but it's actually when I'm with him I'm like you know what I can chill out a little bit I can like I can I can be on that wavelength a little bit more so that's part of the reason why I like that makes sense I mean I guess when you're around people that are if you're doing a thing and you're around people that are excellent at that thing it's contagious or at least it inspirational go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Emily Harrington Free Climbed El Capitan's Golden Gate in One Day
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    even what you did cuz it's pretty crazy so I did was called free-climbing I free-climbed a route on El Capitan which of the 3200 foot cliff in Yosemite National Park and they did it in under 24 hours Harrington becomes the first woman to scale El Capitan via it's notoriously difficult Golden Gate route why is that route more difficult tree climbing being using only your hands and feet to ascend a rope in case you fall and I chose the root called Golden Gate which is more difficult than the root free-rider which people are very familiar with because that's the route that Alex Honnold free soloed meaning he climbed it without a rope yeah I don't know if he understands those things about him no I mean I have an enormous amount of respect for him but what he does is is truly remarkable on your forehead less serious but maybe more dramatic cuz it it happens like way higher up on the wall 28 it was a it was a whole it was very dramatic I was actually going really well I've been trying to do this for a few years now probably I would say three years I've been working towards this goal and I'd actually done the route in 2015 6 days and I really wanted to like do the same route in 24 hours from when you wake up when you go to bed oh yeah vertically plastic bags go in that bag and put it in another bag and that's like how you do it when you live on the wall so you have that ledge Michael Jackson song so you sleep in that thing I would get zero sleep like sleeping when I'm near the edge of my bed I get nervous the whole like how used to it yet you just said just the human body is like like humans are really remarkable in their ability to like adapt to things and so it's pretty cool how yeah it's really scary at first but then the more you do it the more you're just like okay well, when you're sleeping so like if you roll out and you're one of those people that like rolls out of bed at night then a feeling of like waking up swinging hanging from your harness called the dawn wall and he's up there for 17 days so we can eat imagine 17 days like we could all the stuff that's like he's like a homeless person up there didn't so he's using everything but his index it's growing economies of growing in popularity but it definitely used to be like a little bit like a small little community and I think we still feel that way of people who are seeing people like Alex Honnold and yourself become famous and get all this attention from these very dangerous climbs and they want to perhaps accelerate their progress and jump right in and try to do some really risky things I mean I could see that being a danger especially with like with Alex does climb without a rope I would still argue that what I do is a relatively safe form of climbing climbing the Rope when I called the Rope catches me it's super safe when I want call the Rope free climbing El Capitan today what would I just did I definitely cut some corners and took more risk but that's an achievement that not many people have done or really strive to do and so I think I think for the most part, he's actually a very controlled very safe activity and you can make it as dangerous as you want it to be does that make sense unique in a way and I think anyone that watch the movie free solo anyone that talk to Alex understands that what he does is he it's so well thought-out and it's so well-planned and every single decision he makes his very calculated and I think that that's just her and I think that that's a testament to what climbing is truly about like we're not like we're not out to go feel an adrenaline rush when we go climbing like if you're feeling address is something music you messed up the wrong climbing is very much more about like the movement and the challenge and the mental challenge of all of it then then going out in like trying to get a thrill how did you get involved in this I started climbing when I was 10 years old in Boulder Colorado and my parents used to take me to the boulder Reservoir this Lake me and my where does the Subaru stereo provides 16th birthday 70% of the cars out there and we were just like super competitive with each other all the time like all I wanted to do is be better than them at like literally anything it didn't matter what it was we're at this Lake and they had a little festival with one of those Tower Rock Towers you know the ones that they let the kids climb on and we all try to climb the wall and I just remember it was like why I have to go to the top because they went to the top and you know there's like no other option but the interesting thing that happened when I was climbing was it was just this feeling of like oh this is what I this is what I meant to do like it was like I just felt like I belonged up there and I remember the feeling so vividly even now 23 years later I was like I was scared but I kind of liked it and I just really I got down and I like that I want to go climbing like that's what I want to do on a quit everything else I was a gymnast I played soccer as a ski racer I was like I want to do I don't do any of that anymore I just want time go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Climber Emily Harrington Recalls Scary Fall Stories
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    when you have these moments where things don't go well when you have a fall or you when you had your concussion and you got really banged up overcoming those things what is that like cuz I would imagine that it's such a scary thing to do will maybe for me on those much for you but watching pictures of you my hand sweat like legitimately hand sweat when we watch him but yeah so for me it's I think brick nipple when I when I hit my head this time the time I got the scar I was on one of my day had gone so perfectly like I was climbing super well everything was great there it is so I was climbing and in the sun I slipped off I felt like I was just going to have a really normal fall super safe like nothing bad is going to happen in the night I had and I instantly like just felt the blood pouring down my face and it was super dramatic and it was super scary and I lowered down and Adrian sort of assess me for concussion symptoms and tried to you know figure out if there was anything super serious and turns out that there wasn't really and so it came time to decide like oh should I keep going or should I give up like what you know what what's the best course of action now and honestly in my head I was like part of me was like I don't want to keep climbing like I'm emotionally kind of destroyed and and drained and I don't think I can and the next pitch is a hard one which is where I think I went wrong because I was sort of thinking ahead like I wasn't focusing on what was happening in front of me I was thinking about the next pitch and I was like I need to get this one out of the way so that I can focus on the hard-won and therefore I was climbing the sun when it's too hot like the friction is not as good it's more slippery all those things and I was rushing it didn't rest enough for two imagine like a a granite face just like baking in the sun like everything's more slippery and you're you're all sweaty and so it's just not ideal and I could have waited but I didn't so I, I was climbing and I was like kind of traversing and so I was trying to do this move and I rushed it and I slipped and I fell but I had like a piece of gear down into my right and I just didn't I just didn't anticipate like the physics of how I was going and I kind of fell sideways and I couldn't get my feet out in front of me and time and we watch the footage later was just like it was kind of like my head just like bounces off the wall like a like a basketball and I must have just hit like a crystal or something with my forehead like some sort of something sticking out of the Rock and there was blood everywhere like head wounds they just you know they believe they bleed a lot and so there was a lot of blood and it lower down and it was super bummed shattered like I could I just kept thinking back to last year as I don't know my attempts over everything is going so well like that sucks and I was letting myself go to that place of doubt and that place is like it's over it's because Jen rushing and not placing enough protection and without being caught all that it was pretty serious is definitely the worst accident I've ever had and it was I walked out of hospital that day which is incredible like that just doesn't happen very often there's me review footage of it was dark when I started climbing is footage of Alex Honnold is belaying me there's footage of him bullying me so he was like time and it's actually it is a more dangerous form of climbing than just like one person climbing while the other person belays them and then they and then I would stop and bring him up and then we go on from there like instead we were climbing together definitely like a advanced strategy was someone filming a movie about me and he was filming cuz he was there filming that attempt and he was filming Alex is Alex was like sitting on the ground getting ready how long does it take to fall 50 ft to imagine that's a few seconds like a mental hurdle to get over for this year and then this year something similar happens only I was way higher on the wall but I was really close to succeeding this time and I had this part of me was like why just want to give up like I don't want to do this anymore I want to be done like I'm tired of this project I'm over it over the last year what was the process of recovering like how long does it take before you felt comfortable enough to climb again think I definitely got away with one it was one of those things I got away with one like I walked out of the hospital I was back climbing I took I think it took a month off but I went to like I went to Ecuador and climb to a volcano with my dad and like went skiing and just did a bunch of things like how we went and he's like super passionate about everything in this was his dream was like go con is volcano in Ecuador and we've been planning it for months and I actually felt that was one of the reasons I felt so bad that I got her it was like I was like oh no I'm supposed to go on this trip with my dad in like you know we had this whole plan he's a training he trained like 4 months he's 65 years old you know was one of those things damage did you suffer in terms of how long does it take for you to recover honestly I would say I felt pretty normal within a month a little back pain concussion symptoms you were climbing to the doctor and she shouldn't do that when you watch the footage of the fall and you you and you see yourself hit the wall and just the impact and what happened to you does that obviously didn't deter you from doing anything but is it change the way you approach climbing yes and no I I think the reason that it was a little bit easier for me to overcome that hurdle was because I was it was really obvious what had gone wrong and I was really obvious than what it gone wrong wrong was within my control like I simply had not placed enough protection for the difficulty of the rude it was an easy easy climbing for me but it was really dark it was cold it was slippery and I was like just going too fast and not placing enough Gear episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify sounds of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Rogan Hypes Tyson vs. Roy Jones Jr.
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    speaking of fighting speaking of old dudes fighting Mike Tyson and Roy Jones jr. this weekend what do you think of that interesting crazy right 2 years ago yeah yeah yeah but that's still it still ring rust yeah not as much as icing but still ring rust and so it's going to be interesting then because both guys are like not just Champions but they are Hall of Fame Champions the most people that I've heard talk say Roy is going to get ran through I don't know I don't know what's going to happen I think it's going to boil down to which one of them are more prepared that's what I think is going to happen so come down to who's more prepared but they are definitely have different sizes you know Roy's he's a legend they're both Legends but Roy Champion 168 lb Champion 175 be true he's at he was about 200 when he won the heavyweight title but he was never really like a big tank different person and I don't like that they're switching it's two minute rounds... Drives me crazy but how many rounds is 882 minute rounds to drag Tyson out like he's like if Tyson's going to be he's going to beat me quick he's like I want this fight to go Eagles I want to get him tired and goes and I have much more of a chance to get him tired Fight 3 minute rounds he's like a grown man and I guess the WBC was 22 Julio Cesar Chavez I think had a boxing exhibition recent I think it was Chavez was some some Legend those retired that a boxing exhibition recently and was real tired and their thought was you know what instead of letting them get this tired let's make him despite short around but Roy's like with his like what women fight the women Brown So Cal sexual but he didn't either yeah it would have been nice if got it bad if it's bad cut it says but f*** out of here with that should be a boxing match these are legit I both get about when it's over oh no no participation trophy when that Bell goes off that is going to be a f****** fight Mike Tyson is not fighting any exhibitions he's going to come bobbing and weaving swinging death with each hand and Roy Jones jr. is going to be moving and throwing that nasty left hook and let the best man win but that is going to be a fight I cannot imagine those two legends are just going to move around like if you watch Roy Jones jr. hit the pada mesin hit the bad lately he looks f****** fantastic he's fast his hands look amazing Mike looks amazing I mean both of them look like they're taking this very seriously I can't imagine a world where someone doesn't connect and some crazy s*** doesn't happen yeah this is one of those things go down there for the way everything we hear some crazy the distance that we are apart from each other on this table I was going to make it closer because this new Studios a little more compact but I had Mike in at the last podcast Mike's been out twice he was on once about 11 months ago when he was on 11 months ago he said he couldn't even work out because if I work out my ego get ignited and then I just want to destroy again I want to be the Mike Tyson voice I won't have nothing to do with that that's my past I'm done then he started his wife called him fat and he start working out and he goes in to start out like 15 minutes on the treadmill next thing you know I'm doing 2 hours 2 hours on the treadmill he gets in tremendous shape and then someone says you know would you would you boxes to all I'm not I'm not box anybody and then they go what about 4:30 million dollars oh wow so you lost almost a hundred pounds that's incredible probably pushing 300 pounds at one point not when I saw him at 11 months ago he wasn't a priority but he was probably about like maybe 2:50 or something like that so he definitely lost about thirty pounds but so the distance between us is because he was so amped up it was like a different human being the first time we're smoking weed relax and he's got Tyson Ranch now he's telling his own weed by the way strong as s*** his weed is like his punches there no f****** joke so first first podcast we did we got barbecued we had a great time Mike Alicia I'm getting high with Mike Tyson II podcast we did he was so intense and we were talking about like great conquerors and shity was talking about all these different things and I'm like I'm nervous is whole body chains like he's he's got golf balls under this this forearm muscle he just been training and you can tell he's he's like Mike Tyson about his mindset whether or not he's physically capable of it his mindset is like the Mike Tyson of old it was legitimately nervous to be in the room with them cuz I was just like wow like he's he's ready he's ready to go right now and I'm a little wider even closer to him than this because this is the exact distance of the old table but the new tables like I might make it about like a foot closer but if I was a foot closer to Mike like this I probably be nervous I'd be more nervous job of communicating with people in case I'm across from some amped-up killer like Mike Tyson you Just Dance I mean it's not like I think he's going to hurt me but you get nervous I mean he he and Jamie said it best after he left you were like that was a totally different person shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify


    Willie D of the Geto Boys on Overcoming His Past
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    I like to tell people my past don't Define me and refined me or you see cuz it's so much that I see I have foresight now so much that I see that I've seen I've witnessed I've done myself personally or I've been very very close to the action and I'm a man well you know if you do this then more likely disability I come cuz I was like not that I didn't do anything wrong but I felt like if I'm going to do something wrong I trust me to not snitch me out the mid-eighties that was some cab killings in Houston that it was killing cab cab drivers right the guys who were involved who started it came to my house first to get me to go with them to hit a lick we probably in the hood you know like everybody need money some of us we're not going to eat you know if we don't go out there and kill something not literally kill a person but kill something so that we can that we can nourish our bodies right it came to me and I look out I see like it's the dude that one of the catch that's you know in the neighborhood that tough guy and I see like three other dudes with her and the next morning I hear a cab driver old black dude in the neighborhood where he wasn't but they killed him in the neighborhood eggs the elderly do and they only took like 30 something bucks so I know that's what happened right so then over the next like maybe 3 weeks for more cab drivers get killed and I know pretty pretty good idea just doing this right because I'm not the only one that didn't knows it's other people that know these guys and they're talkin so there is in the streets about this happening so then they get caught up and each of these guys they end up with the one that got the less years was like 15 years all these guys were minors accepting the main one butina like 19 years old so they end up with a minimum 15 years and then one that got the mattress like 40 years so my life would have been very very much different and I walked out that door that night well the people's experience to and I personally do believe that experience is not the best teacher other people's experience is the best teacher because if I see you go out and if you walk around the corner and you come back running back bleeding profusely my silly ass around the corner of right what was likely to happen to me what happened to me stick your head in the game thing I could never get with it I've never been a gang member so I don't know what these guys be thinking I don't know what that would they be thinking man but I just don't see an upside to it it hasn't horrible retirement plan you know most of the dudes most of the dudes are killed before the 30 a man they have a extensive criminal history there their opportunities are severely limited because of the record people are afraid to do business with him is just way too much and I just feel I speak you know I'm just going to go ahead and plus I'm a black man in America is all kind of ways to get killed in their ways to die already alright okay with besides like stuff like natural death diabetes can lupus obesity all these type of things right that can kill you stroke car something like that you got domestic disputes why would I say I'm trying to avoid those type of things why would I walked right into something but it got a lot of people do like what what where did you get the wisdom like you the way you think right now this have you always thought this way where you plowed ahead and look at them like you playing 3D chess I did to an extent but I got a lot better at it in my 20s like late 20s I got really better than the reason why I say that is because in the trip part about it is that like there are dudes that I hate that tell me may you like a big brother to me you know because I've been knowing him since we were like teenagers one early twenties or whatever and I've always been just a few steps ahead and you know seeing what was going on it should be taught in schools angry Americans have a big problem with conflict resolution it should be taught in schools any of you politicians out that you want to work on a beer with me come on with it I'm down conflict resolution should be taught in schools because I remember being on stage mad and somebody would like Heckle like it would be a dude always a dude heckled like crazy for no reason and I would jump off stage Nakamura get back on stage Jackson Mississippi when did Jackson Mississippi and promoter owes us are back and you know they pay you the front end you know for signing the contract agreeing to do the show then you show up they pay you the rest we get there it's cause everywhere it's called line the streets if they're all on the grass we noticed big and for AutoZone care how many sold-out shows you you love to see the people trying out here you go that wow so this is one of those nights I manage Iero manager Chief comes back to the memo I know this is long ago I grabbed my cousin Dre we go in there say man you going to come up that money at first he chuckled say man a blicky I'll bring that money back here and got it out of that he gave us to my we came back to the limo being careful with this even got the money we got the money and now everything is good when on the stage and did the show and then left this is me like again cowboy western days not really thinking like like all kinds of things happened with that sure like going back on the stage just going back on the stage backup just taking that money like that in the first place if that's the case that could be a case okay then you going to stay in his hometown he could be rapping phone calls and that's it and it's whatever who does Jimmy. Different now in that exact same situation I will try to convince him to pay up like he still wouldn't get away with it but I would just do it differently yeah must pay they must pay they must pay because what you don't want to do is you don't want to have like being a situation where people owe you money and look man if it's an honest day's work for an honest day's pay nothing more nothing less shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Willie D Tells the Story Behind Bushwick Bill Getting Shot, Infamous Album Cover
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    can we came with the we can't be stopped out. Album cover yeah she's Christ Bushwick Bill with a patch over his eye in the hospital gurney and you guys are rolling with him behind and not the album cover look at that I mean come on that is classic classic album cover I may be stuck and that's done that was done like totally spontaneously wow it was totally unplanned cuz we have finished the album and then which would get shot in this would happen a lot with with Bill like Bill could get a job done and like if he had something major do he get it done and then after you get it done and it was just something starts going on some stuff just us happen it so we have finished the album and you know get a call Bill got shot go to the hospital immediately in my mind is my car by Western Days May remind you I'm thinking Revenge don't hurt her I made her do it your Bushwick Bill impression is wrong over something and he was mad so pulled out the gun and he threatened to throw the baby downstairs and then he has the gun in the in the his girlfriend is like the tussling over the gun and so bills like shoot me shoot me shoot me this is what he said that you told her so gun goes off phone Beauty Shatner now I know building purposely shoot himself in the eyes didn't have anyone shoot bill just like walking on the edge and see you walk that ass I got Little Chute so get to the hospital and we go downstairs and Cliff Blodgett is there and at the time Cliff is the co-owner of rap-a-lot records and Cliff say and everybody we know we have a meeting in the lobby and your bills okay you going to survive Cliff fight back to business okay so what are we going to do about the album cover and I say we can shoot it Hitman album cover man you down back to the room the nurse could build on another Gurney and me and Brad rolling down the hall so the nurse was in a nurse New York I don't know but so to put the props on but he was reached they reached out whoever was representing him reached out and I had a you know I thought my shikadai booking myself I do months in advance I'm trying to coordinate s*** and it took a couple weeks remind me to find a date and I got a hold of them again but then he was sick he was real sick is in the hospital and they said he couldn't travel anymore and then shortly after he died who's pancreatic that's one of those ones to get you quick that's that's a bummer episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    John Mackey on What it Takes to Build a Company Like Whole Foods
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    message is this something that you have further developed over the years of arguing with people about it now it's mostly from what we did at Whole Foods cuz I had no background in business right I'm an entrepreneur I didn't I started here right in Austin that's right I first store here 40 or 42 years ago how old are you eating all that healthy Whole Foods is one thing that you guys did do that's very interesting right you created a market where it like if you tell people I go to Whole Foods you know people will you care about your health like your it's synonymous with healthy foods even in the name that whole foods that was our brand when we were up in, and then we got really rich but then once you have become really successful you make a lot of money they start to turn on you no. We became whole paycheck who wrote who said that I don't know but whoever did I wish they never saw it until right now you just should on yourself in a way that I never all I heard was Whole Foods I never heard whole paycheck I've been your team didn't do good research Amazon the whole paycheck has been around for a long time but are you were sorta you were with it and you were hip and cool and then the narrative went sour because it's like you're a fool for shopping there because you can get the same food cheaper elsewhere so you're going to whole paycheck so the narrative turned negative so to speak I still see that pretty much all the time although since our merger with Amazon with cutter prices many many times how to do that company if you're selling something for a dollar and you say you know what we need to sell this for $0.90 and you start selling it for $0.90 in the short run you just cut your sales 10% cuz she's not selling any more of it over the long-term people realized man I can get a good deal for $0.90 a pay back for it and they start to shop with the morning and you're also go up when you're public company in the markets very short-term oriented you pay a heavy price in the short-term reducing the prices and Amazon is willing to think long terminal at Whole Foods do that does Jeff Bezos got that long money son he has long money because he's had he's had a lot of brilliant ideas and put together pretty pretty good team yeah that guy working when you have a 150 in the bank hundred fifty billion what keeps you going most of it he has it in don't have it in the bank he's got it in so I could probably relax I mean I think I think the same thing it's keeps me going at age 67 I mean building something is great fun building Whole Foods I got plenty of money I don't need to work I just like it do you want to run Whole Foods like what's your relationship their hours today as I did when I was in my twenties and thirties but no question about it cuz I have put in a lot of 80-hour weeks then you're up you're up to here after a year of building so it wasn't as play I was having a blast it was fun famously said that if you're in a tech startup and you're not working 120 hour weeks you won't succeed never been at a tech startup so I can't speak for that the grocery business wasn't quite that hard but we did put a lot of 80 hours seems like not a lot of time to sleep and I'm a great believer in sleep sleep 8 hours a week $160 an hour 48 Hours / 7 that's almost 7 hours a night if all you did was work and sleep I don't know when he eats maybe have to eat when you're working but higher purpose if you have a purpose that's animating you it doesn't feel like work it feels like play it also attracts people to you that share the same purpose this is something that I find very frustrating and people that don't recognize that it is incredibly difficult to build a successful business when they just want to tax the s*** out of people and take all that money like do you think it's easy to make something like Whole Foods do you think it's easy to make a company like Tesla do you think it's it's not easy it's an insanely difficult task that's why don't do it. Go when someone does do it and they have become successful then other people start looking at it and go well they have all this money they should contribute more or they should do this or you know you're talkin about some people have suggested some extraordinary tax rates in order to get us out of this current recession and then I talk to businesspeople they say that is exact wrong approach because that's actually going to stifle business and business is the only thing that's going to bring us out of this if you incentivize businesses to take risks and to be open in to make more profits than more people going to get jobs then the economy bounces back but if you give them a gigantic tax burden they're going to be less likely to take chances they're not going to be able to survive the end in people on the outside who have never built a business like Whole Foods they don't seem to see that they don't say it alodia's is that people like on Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos they are there good Capital allocators so to speak they're not going to waste that money that money is going to be reinvested to create new and more Dynamic businesses that will help at the Innovations will help our society move forward when you just redistribute that money there's no more additional Innovation it's just it's just being consumed this whole idea that it's consumption that drives the economy is fundamentally a myth it's mostly creativity and Innovation and drives the economy so we need to keep that money in the hands of our most creative people which are entrepreneurs the creative business people and for some reason I promise I think because of Envy it seems so unfair again within a win-lose model if Jeff Bezos has 150 billion dollars then that's unfair and some sort of cosmic way that's unfair and I believe that somehow another others have less so there's like this fixed pie and Jeff took a big piece of it or or Elon Musk is taking a big piece of it but it's not a fixed pie that's the wrong metaphor Innovation ism is continually growing the pie and in fact humanity is demonstrable be better off because of the capitalist because of the Innovations you can your influence on people in a way that's detrimental to society you've achieved too high of a position you have too much power and you'll probably lose use that power to loosen regulations to bribe politicians or influence politicians and to get laws passed that are better for your business and stifle competition I think that's a powerful argument and if and when it happens you have to push back against shift to resistant I think most business people are not doing that I think I don't see that Jeff trying to pass or or I don't see I don't see Jeff trying to pass laws and save on Amazon Wild Oats back in 2017 actually made the acquisition but the FTC tried to stop it we not going into court with him and we actually won in court and very interesting the FTC has their own court and they Happily One in the federal courts they said when I we want to take a knitted our court the Whole Foods how many people have won in that court I think when I looked at it at that time this back in 2007 I think 46 of the 48 previous cases this is from memory so I could be wrong had lost so I want to take them to the thing I asked we're going to lose and then after that if they want to go to the Supreme Court will take us how much is it going to cost me to just fight them in their own course it's just going to cost you Thirty million dollars not to mention a lot of executive time in Flight man 30 million or we're going to lose and then we have to spend another 30 million dollars to go to the appeals and beyond that the lawyers love it by the way they want you to do it like divorce lawyers yes exactly how people fighting talk we ended up yes we ended up if they let the merger go through and we agree to sell off a bunch of stores and that was the best we could do how many stores have to sell off where we put up about 30 for sale I am only about about I don't know I think 5 or 6 weeks old or 6 episodes go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Whole Foods Founder on Effects of COVID Lockdowns
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    what do you think about the concept of universal basic income but when you have a situation like a pandemic where so many people through no fault of their own are being forced out of work they cannot work but isn't that temporary situation but isn't that a good argument for Universal basic income at least for a temporary situation but when people are sick they need to be taken care when they're healthy Tony be taken care of they need to stand on their own two feet right but when you have a situation where they can't stand their own 2ft because they literally not allowed to work like California I mean California there they're just dirt right now shutting down restaurants that serve outside well I mean the update the alternate is not to shut down the economy but there's a lot of people that they get really hysterical about this and they think this only where we going to say people there's a lot of people out there with terrible health and they think that what we need to do is shut everything down and that's the only way we're going to be safe I was reading This Woman's Twitter the other day someone said something ridiculous and I'm like oh my God I need to check this person out and they were talking about hey you know I am ready to lock everything down for 5 weeks I don't go outside I stay away from everybody I order my my groceries delivered I'm ready to lock down for 5 weeks this is the most simplistic and individual perception of this problem but everyone should do what you're capable of doing the most people can't do this if they have a f****** business like they can't I'm ready to lockdown for 5 weeks but congratulations to you but some guy who runs some whatever figure out whatever store it is or whatever kind of business they need to be there in order to be open to stay at it to stay alive there's no other way to keep that business alive different they ever had their employees do you know you know the history of the 1918-1919 influenza epidemic pandemic that we know of in our modern history that's only a hundred years ago and 50 million people died worldwide I mean how many people died worldwide and Kovu couple million at this point and the population was 4 times greater than they didn't shut anything down back then 4 times greater now 25% 1.8 billion people back a hundred years ago and across the world so you can scale that up pretty pretty L'Oreal exactly and that was a killer that didn't just take people with comorbidities it took children it took healthy adults it was non-discriminatory disease and we took precautions people you know social distance to but at the end of the day they economy did not show humanity went on with their lives and this is not nearly the same type of pandemic that we had back then it's it's very interesting the time that we live in the reaction that we're having today to call David Jackson was individual responsibility to to do what was necessary to protect yourself and your family but other than that life went on and there was no governmental not nearly the same level of Gail I didn't even know they were Mouse we've been looking at it cuz we were looking a lot of photos from you because they did I mean people were scared they wanted to protect herself and her family may did what they thought was necessary it's just interesting how much different were reacting to this one to me and we are we are doing great great Harmon we don't see the harm that we're doing we don't see the small businesses failing the suicide rates going up to domestic violence the isolation the mental or emotional health problems people have by not being able to connect with each other not being able to physically touch the kids and then they're missing out in school and in person that I speaking as as a as a man who was once a little boy little boys need to they need to play they also need to connect to the needs that they need they can't just watch the screen kids and then I sat in in my daughter's room once and watch the teacher teach the class in Jesus Christ this lady could have not been less motivated it was horrible to watch motivating or motivated there their they're lazy that a year from now will be this will be in the rearview mirror shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    CEO of Whole Foods Defends Capitalism, Talks Socialism
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    that's a subjective capitalism capitalism and Marxism and socialism this right now we're in a wave of this right it's more popular now I would say over the last particular during the Trump administration's than the concept of socialism at least it's become more more publicly discuss then any time that I can remember my life why do you think that is I think it's because the generation that's coming up his I mean understand the academic Community is is Iowa City intellectuals have always been the enemy of business enemy of an enemy of capitalism and but why is that I think because in a in a market society which has been rare in history we haven't mostly had Market societies but they're not very important in American society songs that Inspire the minds of the people that create an in maybe innovate in the industry don't have the same social status that the entrepreneurs have Elon Musk Steve Jobs or Jeff Bezos go on to college and then they go and get a PhD and then they they that's all I've known as school lets that's been their Universe right and they excelled at it and they were smarter than the other kids in school and now the other kids they they go to college and they get a degree in business and they're in a fraternity and they make a lot of friends and relationships and they and they make more money than the intellectuals do that seems like that's completely unfair and unjust world that the West people are making more money than the smart people do they have more status in the society and I think I think that's under under underlying it is a resentment and envy of a society that doesn't judge them to be as important as they judge themselves interesting perspective the term smart is a weird turn or ability to do things to connect with people emotional intelligence I'm merely saying they're good at taking tests writing papers abstracting thoughts essentially it's almost like you seem to be related but the people that are interested in that pursue that the fact that they can understand that Elon Musk has great example if you don't think Elon Musk is intelligent you're either did not you're in you're not very intelligent yourself you don't think LMS goes until you delusional or you're a liar or you're in denial is one of those things you something wrong with the way you think he's clearly intelligent but there's people that call him a fool and then like it's running like four different businesses simultaneously they're all successful innovating with when it comes to space travel and whether you'd assume that someone have to dedicate most of their life just singularly to that task then we'll figure out pass NASA how to shoot a rocket up into space and have it land and then reuse it no one's been able to do that besides him or up until he did it and I think Jeff Bezos companies doing the same thing yeah yeah they're obviously too businessday boys discriminated against the merchant classes that use in the west Chinese in the East there really been no historical. We're intellectuals praised business maybe a little bit around the time of Adam Smith up until probably Ricardo and Malthus Road in the early 19th century that that is is for the most part business people have been seeing their disruptive they change things they upset the status quo there in the end they innovate will lot of people don't like Innovations it's threatening and changes a change of social status it changes wealth relationships that it's almost like capitalism is like a genie that got out of the bottle and they're trying very hard to stuff the genie back in the bottle as much as they can I think if you think about it that way you'll understand we're never going to win the intellectuals over I mean I speak in universities all the time and the students I'm an entrepreneur I self-identify that way students love when I talk about conscious capitalism you can do good and you can do well there's no contradiction here you're not you're the good guys. Not the bad bait people about this number socialists and what it what is our primary argument their primary argument is that business is greedy and selfish and it's about motivations that they have people have the wrong motivations in a lot of ways conscious capitalism is an answer to that it's a complete answer to that because in the book and a conscious leadership as well basically arguing that business isn't primarily about maximizing profits business is primarily about creating value for other people and through creating value for other people you do make profit but it's the value creation that comes first the prophets come second and exchange right and it's almost if you are creating value than you are profitable and then you can reinvest those profits and you and you have this upward spiral so that's that business has potential for higher purpose primarily about greed greed is found in human nature show it's not just found in business people there plenty of greedy governmental officials when you're greedy politicians greedy lawyers greed is endemic to the human nature business people either have no more or no less than it's just part of who we are has anyone ever laid it out in a way that's very compelling like when you have these debates with socialist and someone has anyone ever laid it out in a way where they have a point we see their point what's the best way to do a debate is completely understand the other side's position understand it as good or better than they understand it and so I've read widely in socialistic literature I think I do understand it it's it's it's a type of utopianism it's a it's an attempt to change human nature if we would all be if we would all love each other and if we all share equally then the world would be a better place and I guess what it probably would be if if we were Nacho that way but we're not naturally that way we we look first generally for ourselves and our own families and then R&R growing circle of relationships that we develop we want we don't not natural to it's natural to want your own children to have advantages that's that's just human nature to want your children to flourish because you raise them you love them and somehow or another to say that's unfair is cutting against human nature people are always going to look for for damages or privileges so to speak for their children if people don't like when people have advantages and have and have victories because then someone has to lose when someone loses they equate that someone losing with a bad feeling with that person being victimized like a big idea we talked about and conscious leadership whatever chapter called find win-win-win Solutions the metaphors that we use to think about Society tend to be very binary Good vs Evil light versus Darkness win versus lose and so they tend to think of business is a win-lose game somebody wins and somebody else is losing the beauty of capitalism is it's a win-win-win game it's an infinite game it's a game because the customers are winning or they wouldn't trade the employees were winning how to customers when they're getting products and services at a competition to make those services and products better the employee winning because they have jobs and opportunities to Grow benefits are paid and they do that volunteer cleanup forced to work for any particular company they do it because they think it's in their best interest when for the employees the suppliers were trading with a business they're winning as well as they wouldn't make these changes investors are winning or they wouldn't make the Investments and the larger society is winning because business is the engine that creates all the money that goes into nonprofits and governments with how business there is no government Fresno and there is no a nonprofit sector because those are ultimately supplied through what business creates so business is a win-win-win game all of these takeovers are winning and that's why capitalism lifts Society up socialism is an attempt to reverse that back to a win-lose game and that's why it always fails and nuts Whitecaps game call are clamped down so they're not allowed to win it's like we're going to take your success and we're going to redistribute so that is again you said earlier on incentives matter but we're going to take away the incentives for business to really flourish and succeed when they should do it from altruistic reasons and we may do some things for altruistic reasons but you cannot build a society around it when you're talkin about win-win-win this is a very in many ways it's I see what you're saying but there are things that are negative that are associated with profit and Innovation and particularly expanding industry for particular environmental impacts like when you talked when you say win-win-win like there's there's very rarely when you're especially when you're dealing with creating and designing and building things you've got a negative impact in some way environmentally two points first of all the store socialism has been far worse worst polluter the capital of house so just look at the environmental destruction that the Soviet Union left behind it it was a complete disaster has socialism done wrong John we're going to do it right here has done it right joke no one's done it right but in a in socialism and they don't when the government has them play of all decision power making they don't tend to look out for the environment that's one of the myths you also take away agency from people and you take away their desire to improve and do better and without incentive people just don't perform the same way but the beautiful thing about business let's concede a partial truth to what you said that there will be unintended negative consequences you say environmentally well that's why you have to regulate this that's why you have to make people responsible for their environmental pollutants and because Bennett business innovates and has an incentive to innovate business can innovate and create solutions to those environmental problem can we stop for a second when you say make people responsible for their environmental pollutants then we're going to have to deal with another aspect of capitalism and that's the the fact the special interest groups and lobbyists have on politicians because they create pause that Shield is big businesses from consequences from these negative actions so by saying that they have to clean up their problem the only way that's ever going to happen is if they're not protected if they don't use that influence and money totally agree so this is where I think a lot of people have a valid argument against capitalism example ism is kind of f***** over our our our system of government in a way because money has gotten so deeply involved super Pacs and lobbyists and there's so much money involved that it changes the way we we govern things is that a flaw capitalism without a flaw government I think it's a flawed government but that government has been influenced by capitalism like capitalism's desire for Universal growth then constant growth the sad truth is that humanity is not perfectible we can never create the perfect any attempt to create the perfect system perfect saying to me that good capitalism is not perfect it does not because human choices and what people want varies people to capitalism will sell cigarettes to people because that's what people want gives him pleasure but it's bad for their health but they're they're giving people what they want it's the same thing in any type of externality that's not that's not deliberately done to harm the society it's sort of a bike favorite this is why win-win-win doesn't really work if not really win win win its win most of the time but with some negative consequences that are better than the alternative right but what you strive for is to it is to take those externalities are those negative consequences and try to through the government to to minimize him a lesson but when I went to LA back in the early 80s it was like going to New Delhi today I couldn't see my lungs hurt less than 24 hours for it's a good regulations that are in LA's a fraction is polluted is it was 40 years ago we've been able to clean it up that is an example of how you can take the worst impacts of industrialization and ameliorate than or less than them episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Tom Green Has Been Living Out of a Van
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    you're the wild man living in the van now oh yeah that eccentric character you go from being a television and movie star to be in a wild man traveling the land with your Vagabond dog that you got from another country she's a rescue from the Bahamas normal thing I've done in my life but it is actually kind of crazy to it's it's crazy compared to people but I think it fits you like a glove I really do yeah yeah you know I like going out into the Wilderness I always have and I've been out in this van. I just got which is amazing and I'm going pretty hard with it like this the first time you've been tested since you got tested the last time I show wife asked me to come in or talk show and I haven't talked to her in 15 years proved so and so was that a trap it was nice really pretty wacky you know like I said she's getting really kind of allocate you put your hands up oh yeah she's definitely pushing it in a very short of the show it's very funny when she's doing very very over-the-top some of the things she doesn't that's representative hers of her as well it reminds me a lot of of of her why don't you just hurry for sure what she really is like do you like doing this van thing on the guy living down by the river in the van you make sense to me when you told me you were going to do that I'm going to travel across the country and just drive around the van with my dog was like. I could see you enjoying that it's a whole world man it's a whole world Bureau of Land Management land and there's certain apps that will show you all the fire roads all the remote places that you can go and do dispersed camping go boondocking the van have off-road capabilities can you drive on rugged Trail Ram as well I think it's around as well and he did the same thing you turned it into a bug out van for the rammers is wider than the Mercedes Sprinter van we should see a lot of sleep. But but randomly I saw this clip online of these guys in Arizona who convert the Vans I called him up there on Shark Tank kapoho this band called The Holy really cool dudes boho yeah and by the way I'm here right now there are your biggest fan they like literally every episode of your show and so they're going to take a s*** right now to call you can really happy that I'm mentioning them on the Shelf butt images of your van online something to say and yeah let's killer in there yeah yeah tell me got a little kitchenette how you cook it when I found out about these bands the thing that really kind of piqued my interest is the the battery and solar technology that exists now so there's two solar panels on the roof in the back I've got these batteries okay there really quick of battleborn batteries they're like really solid like they use them in sailboats to go around the world basically and there's four of them and the solar panels are charging and constantly so I've built computers cameras I've got micro 9 charging batteries all the time I've got a refrigerator in there so I can talk to him now cold beer right and and it's sweet so I can go out into the middle of nowhere and have virtually unlimited electronic capability and the stay there as long as I want till I run out of food after use your your engine you don't have to start up and you the ass exactly you run a diesel in your van I don't know but the way it went cuz. Van was available when I got that one but it said how is the gas mileage on stuff like that the sun's going down and then I end up going down a crazy Road and then the first night I got stuck in the Mojave Desert because I looked up on this app dispersed Fire Road and picking out that's pretty cool you know that I get there and there's no sign that says tortoises Crossing careful address truck driving out to the desert 200 shards of stuck cuz it's the soft sand gets stuck in the soft and so I've been more careful but but call AAA from the freeway it was he gotten into it yet boho guys and these guys what do they do they ask you what do you plan on doing it you plan on using this as a studio like your idea from the jump was to do your podcast on the road with no no plans other than your own whims you're so when when you do something like that how do you know what you're going to need you didn't really have any experience in like off-roading or that kind of not living out of a van you know what you're going to need like oh did you research yeah so well there's a couple of categories of research one was just building the studio itself so I built the studio at home first that's just do the nitty-gritty technical stuff you and what kind of microphones what kind of amps and preamps I'm going to use I have some apps that use tubes I got rid of those cuz I figured the tube that Route 11 the dirt road so boring techy stuff but but as far as the survival and the food and and all of that in the van they been real great like I built my studio equipment into a row case and I know I knew that I thought that could fit under the bed and then we were planted over there's a little door that opens and you can access it under the bed and we wired all the cables through the walls and it's pretty efficient so everything you need to do a podcast down into one box permanently housed under the bed so I just have a table that pulls out that table I was sitting out there but the Drone the cameras cameras and I'm kind of messing with that are exciting to me and so so I'm kind of out there the thing that I was thinking of thinking bored and lonely and I haven't because I've populated the van with stuff to do so when I get bored of the Drone then I'm not making music too so I made a it's a recording music studio to a kind of music while I'm doing some sort of different stuff I've got my acoustic guitar so I'm going to start doing some some country rap type of country rap maybe maybe as a singer may be incorporated into my stand-up or something like that on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free sounds of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Tom Green Reflects on His Rap Career
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    the space between the notes right that's what they talk about with jazz write the space between the notes you took over till it's the space between the jokes even it's a space between the ideas like stand-up is the thing that requires a lack of discipline sometimes is not just it's like and anytime you play a musical instrument you must be proficient also discipline to go over your notes discipline to look at all these ideas and try to structure them away is going to resonate with the audience you know and then also discipline like think about the set and what went wrong what went right and turn in to re-evaluate and the words and stand up in the idea where your fingers are on the piano that's that's the technical side and then the spaces between the words and the Rhythm timing with audience that's where yeah cuz I wouldn't say that I'm that good at it but I definitely love doing it and you can pull up pull up my video from 1992 of when I was a kid made a rap album and to me it was like I love this I love it was sort of like the technology like a love I love like I got a sampler I worked all summer is mowing lawns so I could buy a sampler used sampler and then I started sampling records listening to Gangstar and and so and 1991 Yellow Jacket skinny I am I one 18th of a megapixel camera film on a Steadicam killing it as a real estate agent up there and he's doing a great job he really is killing it like I mean it as soon as he's mr. big stuff he called himself after the incredible rapper actually too big stuff when selling houses should man and I feel like in a lot of ways like I like I learned a lot from him kids you know what we meant High School where we were skateboarders and he was out of skateboard P record so and he's got there there we are and the Greg on the right in the glasses barely you this is Bones on my hat that's cuz that's from Powell Peralta skateboards I just met but I was bones MC bones cuz I was skinny bones Rock on the microphone I'm like a king on the throne only thing is I stand alone and I'm saying Joe I do understand can you play the music we wrapped in it a pizza Commercial as a rapper does that kid really need glasses or was that a prop bike no no regular glasses prescription wouldn't you get a little uneasy they're trying to be like John Lennon or something or I don't know why I would get an easy episode from September 1st sounds of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Rogan on People Who Call Kanye West "Crazy"
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    how do you decide what you're going to ask people just going with the flow do you research on stuff cuz I I really love some of the questions you asked Kanye trying to remember what they were but I mean are you kind of just sort up cuz what would Kanye we had talked about doing a podcast for a long time but I was worried that he was going to come off the way he communicates his sort of manic style of thinking and constantly creating and doing things it's why he's so successful I mean that's the like stream-of-consciousness that he has is also why he's so prolific as an artist like I mean he is all of his albums are good is never done you know you go from one album to the next and they're all he's got this dream of creative ideas are constantly running through his head and he talked sometimes in these streams were they don't and he goes from one subject to the next subject and so I was curious as to like how I was going to talk to him and I wanted to make sure that we can do it in a way where other people are going to appreciate is a great value in the way he thinks and then if you get it in sound bites or you getting in some weird thing said something people get mad at him in the Boomer some italic you're missing who we really is who he really is him all day it's not him in this 32nd trunk we don't like what he said guess what he probably doesn't like what he said either okay he's f****** streaming he's been going he's running with these thoughts and ideas but that's also why he can boil those thoughts and ideas down these amazing f****** songs you know like this is that's what I wanted to get out of him while we're because what people are trying to medicate him and people trying to and I'm like I don't if you have a choice between is medicated overweight Kanye who doesn't get anything done or manic crazy Kanye says wild s*** you want man at crazy Kanye Amazing Music and I've been around him he's a nice guy man he's cool he's genuinely cool but whatever you want to call mental illness that's the problem is like when you call it mental illness what will you got to give it medicine he's got mental illness or going to give him medicine do you really because that mental illnesses making some pretty amazing s*** right like a catalog it's wild and it's all over the place but it's also very focused I found in that interview though that you know I've seen him interview quite a bit but I was that was one where everything you said made a lot of sense you certainly done a lot of put a lot of thought into a lot of the stuff he was talking about with everything from the organizing the way civilization I thought was really good about the interviews you do get a chance to see like this is not just a crazy person who buys his own b******* and by the way when he's like the bragi stuff that he kind of doesn't talk to himself first of all he's being honest about where he is he's 2-2 reaffirming who he is but also he jokes around like he was joking around about it out so he was showing us this video that he had made for his wife for his wife's birthday it was really emotional is very beautiful because he a hologram of her dad and he wrote the script for all this was telling her it's really intense I know you can do that now they can take your voice and for you and I would be easy for them to do they use me as an example for how well does deepfake technology works because there's 1500 f****** plus podcast Me 3 hours long so you take these these sounds that come out of my mouth and then you can make me say anything I'm literally anything cuz every noise and I'm capable of making I've made right so you use this catalog of sounds that my voice can make and that's what he also did without hologram young because Robert Kardashian there's all the cases and all the different times he's been interviewed on television is a great catalog of his voice and you can have him speak to her but even then like he has him say you know when your genius genius husband but he was laughing when he said it showed it to slap that was funny that he said he had them he had Robert Kardashian call him a genius amazing genius husband but he's not just it's not just ego it's not just crazy it's also his Brilliance there he's a complicated person it's nice to hear that because like you know it's interesting I don't know how the media can reframe the person right and people are really complicated you decide to decide that a person is this person because of one sentence they said one time or because something that they did with a maybe wish they didn't or because of one concert they did what people boo them or what whatever you pick or about cognac that people decide he's this people just love to put someone in a box and categorize them and just decide that they want to dismiss them episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but only be available on 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    Dave Chappelle Discusses the Philosophical Implications of COVID, Lockdowns
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    quick question before I go cuz this is coming up in the next time we meet I want to ask you about what you think the vaccine are you taking it I'll take it if it works if I feel that the doctors have all gotten their opinions behind it and I think you know what it is like an mRNA vaccine this new vaccine that makes your body think that it doesn't introduce actual Covent your system and you fight it off and makes your body think that it's covid-19 the proper proteins to fight it off yesterday Nicholas christakis Yale to prevent or hopefully prevent you from getting a bad case of it I don't know so would you would you would you need just the consensus of a body of doctors you trust and people's experiences cuz people already taken it until people taking it like what is the experience they say that they you know how to feel like s*** for few days that's it now is that true I mean who are they talk to them what's a few days and what do you mean by I feel like s*** like did you try running later and still feel terrible like so it apparently they're Distributing this vaccine owns now right I don't think it's totally ready but it's very soon we'll be ready and if it's effective they're going to encourage people to take it it's stencil of like you know it was at one time we didn't have a thought of a vaccine now we got competitors and shutdown people think different at listen if it works we should take it just but I know how people get real nervous like how do you feel about it so now you know for the first time we learn it we're learning how it drug the process of a drug you know going through trials with none of this little is a nation while watching this thing take place it's the good thing is if another one comes around there going to be more prepared to do something like this quicker right like I think people needed to really understand that in our lifetime something can kill the world economy and kill hundreds of thousands of people here in a million people worldwide of course we couldn't wrap my mind around it even if they told you even if you watch Bill Gates speech and Ted Talk in 2015 you would never internalize it and think there's there's a pandemic coming now I want to invest in the medical infrastructure to make sure that they prepare better next time this is hopefully people going to learn that that's all yeah why well The Debaters is largely philosophical right I mean it is sent this is two schools of thought once school started it's just going to be what it's going to be and will you got to keep moving like why closed anyting suppress the disease that we can build up the instruction and they gave us an early estimate of 2 weeks is how comedian does when it when it comedians doing real authentic before I go and then he does it for five times in real life get it yourself right when you mean like that the whole vibe of the desene write the Bible which seen the pandemic you said how do we get used to it what can we do about it and by saying that if you do it you can kill the people that's what changed the game and so everybody has to figure out how much of that they're willing to accept and how much of that are they not and not they're willing to take a shot take this this vaccine without you know knowing the long-term effects of it or worrying about the long-term effects of it some people are naturally averse to take any kind of medication they don't want to do it and other people like if you tell me it's good and all the doctors agree and it will help mankind I'll f****** do it that's how I feel if I listen polio okay she doesn't exist anymore smallpox doesn't exist anymore at least not in the numbers that used to be right all because he forgot because of vaccines like that I do the vaccines of done bad things only or that they're dangerous only is crazy like vaccines of the responsible for the vagina is level right now liar especially here it goes something really touching something really sore in the Corbin Americans identity like you said how can you tell me to do this is crazy with all the other people that got elected into a position of power that's all they did they want contest in there dictating the weather things go this way or that way and they don't necessarily have the right answer they just have their own answer and Dallas is doing a different that this town and you know Washington State's doing it different than Nevada everyone's doing a different gets real weird and I get it they're trying to keep the hospital numbers down but you you're told us it was going to be two weeks but you guys had two weeks and now here we are like nine months later and everyone's just waiting for only for a vaccine and what I'm not speaking about it was that was very difficult yeah that was very difficult but you can work 40 the last night we going to be in Milwaukee the last show of it was the last night between shows are institutional night and energy exchange it went from festive like to look worried when I got offstage sometime Hanks and had it the one NBA guy who would touch everything you had it and then the horse starts bringing that they're going to shut the country down I literally go that's impossible but this way I thought my initial reaction but the energy changed now I go out and do the second show and immediately at night and then they they scared the s*** out of me my behavior changed almost instantly interested I don't get too heavy I mean I'm only hanging out for the fights like one of the last fights for the shutdown and some dude goes I know you want to shake hands I got second hand I think this was the very beginning of March for the first time I would have been tested in any capacity was when I did just show that time that's the first time I had an antibody test or anyting I would have never expected to hear we would be deep into November and we're all still kind of lockdown when this started you lived in LA with no plans of coming here is that the in males it feels like we're rewriting a social contracts you know the whole thing and covid is an accelerant on this process that I could have never imagined you like when you're with I make great choices I like my choice you know when I was faced with you like that is like I had a much better than many people but imagine people doing that in mass is pretty powerful is pretty powerful what is this dude with Society this type of isolation and and almost forced reflection it feels NeverEnding it's not good but all these people lost their jobs it's not good that all these people going to lose where they live but might help some people recognize that if you just keep going in this Rat Race it just it never ends you got to figure out a way out and now is a better time to figure out a way out than ever because you kind of have to you kind of have to and society as it existed 10 months ago it's not the same place you should country country country so maybe somewhere in South Pacific is something that measures the success of the nation with what they called the gross national happiness just a totally different premise what countries index which is used to measure the collective happiness this is the method that they use to define their success if they tried that in America they turn into an app and it would f****** everything oh my God who just be striving to win the points on the app it would make people and saying that get addicted to trying to be a better person very wealthy who had what I consider poor quality of life just because look like you say the wealth is the point the chased it they chased it didn't have any friends right you're very welcome we love your dog your dog hangs out with you like f****** Scooby-Doo your kids like a kid like you you're living in adventure of a lifetime now you're doing the same thing you're doing a totally different city chance because you're following it gnawing feeling happy free episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now 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    Joe Rogan Weighs In on Voter Fraud Claims
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    well that's a good move because people are tired of trump jokes you know it's one of those man I've been tired of them and then I'm like to come and look around for them to come to be frustrated to be frustrated with a dude is on his way out you know it don't make no sense is like he is still getting to you you know it's just a matter of time if you want to say the people the voice of the people's was heard it was a close situation but it is what it is and he's gone are you still mad people have some legitimate gripes and I understand where they're coming from but my perspective is its not changing anything and it's not doing you any good to still be holding on your if you are anti Trump Biden seat and let me know I don't think it's 99% official right and they just haven't said it yet and they when they say it then he will be become president and then Kamala Harris will be the new vice president so concentrate on good now it's over the people are so obsessed earlier look at Mike Pence them having a meeting with no mess man okay why you still keep getting mad cuz it's motherfuker have a mask on it's got to be something else to talk about something but this day did was talk about negative things that's the same some people get addicted to talk about negative things and they can't regroup even after a victory and now focus on positive things to want to continue to focus on negative things and I can see their purse what is to specially with all these crazy tweet like I won that election you know it's all fraud it's all this is all that like man if you got some real claims not know what the claims are I haven't really honestly investigated them but if you got some real claim you got to present the evidence and then once you present the evidence you say all the stuff like I got robbed I really want it if you want to be in a position where you're respected but if you're the president of the United States we're involved in some ridiculous like small neighborhood election and you were joking around on Twitter I want that f****** election that's that's that's to be expected when someone is in a position where they're in charge of the nuclear football please literally are the commander-in-chief of the greatest army the world ever known for motherfuking you're saying s*** like that and firing people that don't agree with you f****** terrorist attack right now one of the guys he fired what the guy said was he didn't believe there was widespread voter fraud it's like you're fired if you don't believe that you're fired this is like a madman part for me is like you trying to switch the thoughts of a person that is a huge trumpet is a waste of time we only going to be the only thing you have is frustrated here's the thing though I don't know and this is where it's really important I don't know exactly how the election went down in terms of like was there like 0.01% fraud with was there 0.5% that it's all done through these machines right and then there's been all these conspiracy theories about machines that were supposed to have been giving the votes to Trump gave those boats to Biden now I can repeat those things but I don't know if they're true but I don't but I do know you know I'm saying I do know is that I know the motherfuker those ones that we reach out to whatever those you can't is no machine that is Hand by hand is f****** problem. How does that work today to someone watch while they do it or do they have a supervisor I would imagine you would want to have like almost like two people watch or one person does it which is so ridiculous but it seems like you kind of if you don't stop your vehicle that's part of the argument was that they were certain count during allowed to observe that'll be really far away and they couldn't actually see the attitude incorrectly or the final evidence of that every time they don't even have either every time ended up dropping and dropping off cuz there's no evidence of it he's probably made he's he's had to have made every argument he can make no listen I agree with you agree with you there's no evidence that they can present that's going to show people right now that there was so much voter fraud that they got to return everything and start all over or they going to give it to Trump like I agree with you I think this is what all these experts are saying they're all saying that even if there was voter fraud it wasn't enough to tell Play One Way or Another but I don't know how these machines work so if I'm even commenting on it if I'm saying they couldn't have done it that's ridiculous I'm saying they must have done it that's just as ridiculous I really don't know that's like what you're talking about voting you're talkin about how many millions of people are voting and all this information is coming in and they got to sort it out you're going to have some mistakes there's no way around it but the question is does it over all balance out or other mistakes all for one side if you find out the mistakes are all for Biden then you're going to go really well who owns the company that makes the machines and then who were they finance and who programmed that and how are they program is it possible to f*** with the data it is possible can you show me how to do it you can do it you wish exactly what happened I know it I know the machines and Hand by hand them the results of them have to be official yeah well but I would imagine that when I was talking to a guy like Mike Baker and it was saying that even if there was fraud there's not enough raw to overturn Out imagine he knows some things I don't I'm a moron so with me talking about he what we all do that you know we talked about he one she wanted there's no way there was fraud or it was definitely fraud I think Trump won by a landslide like people get to get real connected to get real connected to who's who's winning or losing this election and I get it I like not going anywhere Man TV babe I miss him on TV this motherfukers TV Persona is you want to talk with sucks that it's invisible Persona is like he's a TV m*********** it sucks that it's even possible that someone could monkey with an election to the point where you can change the outcome it sucks that that's even a thought that we could get into our head that's what one of the crazy things about people were so nuts that was invented yes I'd like people that are good people will do some shady s*** to have their candidate win yeah for sure that's politics we're so crazy that's positive anything goes anything so what would bothers me and I do think that Biden won the election and I do think that I mean I think it's probably some Shenanigans but I think the result is most likely correct but it bothers me that there's even a question bothers me that anyone would ever think that anyone could but I think that there's Republicans think Democrats could do it and I can just Democrats think Republicans can do it and I think it's it's going to be real hard to 100% trust the election that's one of things it's kind of dangerous about someone going after it this election is rigged us elections rigged when Trump is doing that he's encouraging you know maybe that's a good thing if they are rigged because maybe they're going to be able to figure out how to stop that from in the future or maybe he's going to Road or maybe Center Road people's confidence in the elections in the more he does the Border roads in the markets dangerous there's a real argument for that too but listen again I don't know what the f*** I'm talking about episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st is available everywhere but only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video off go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    How the Media is Covering Voter Fraud Allegations
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    Fox News has taken a turn ladies and gentlemen and they are they seem to have made a conscious internal decision to not favor Donald Trump anymore I don't think Fox News was ever that behind Donald Trump I mean there's a few people at Fox News for hardcore behind Donald Trump but as an organization I mean remember they were very hostile to him in the Republican primary and he wasn't the Fox News guy Jeb Bush was the Fox News guy and he I think a lot of people were very happy or very happy to get rid let me see that article again I wonder what that means Hunter Biden Associates records don't show but what does that mean so they don't Hunter Biden Associates records don't show proof of Biden business relationship emit unanswered question that doesn't mean much do Biden that he couldn't prove Joe Biden was it's a very confusing title because he claims that he had met with Joby and Joe Biden was aware of all the dealings that that Hunter was doing that is Fox News has revealed email reviewed emails from that name by bielinski related to The Venture and they don't show that the Elder Biden had business dealings yeah but see I could that's that's weird like you know we can say that Jamie is my business associate right and if I'm involved in some shady s*** and Jamie doesn't know about it Jamie and I are emailing back and forth Linda Jamie's emails and they say x Joe Rogan's business associate doesn't show any association that guy cuz if it's not to that guy then this is not relative and then they're playing games with words like I would have to read what exactly they're saying what exactly he said are the problems I've looked a couple times I've got some sort of just looking again we're normally this s*** gets leaked no like when all those celebrities got their f****** iCloud leaked all those pictures of Hit the internet instantly and you can find them all over the place these emails are have like barely been seen by I feel like anybody will be his emails word find the point of this article when ski guy claimed was that Joe Biden himself was very involved in all the business deals that are that Hunter and him were doing and that his email couldn't prove that cuz they know the thing was they said they had these references to like the big guy and stuff like that but they couldn't prove that that that Joe Biden knew about this but he is claiming whether this is true or not he is claiming that he's met Joe Biden several times and they talked about it and Joe Biden was well aware of what Hunter Biden was doing and where he was making his money from again that aspect of it the bigger thing is like that this goes on all over the place all over the place like the conflict-of-interest the corruption we see where Obama was spoke after is President we got like $400,000 or something like that for a speech in front of bankers phone bill when they get out of the office than they do the speeches which is kind of hilarious Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton I believe the ballpark numbers they left the White House they were like net worth was around four million dollars and then it was like well over a hundred million dollars by 2016 so they made a lot of money and arms deal Trump Administration little Sandy's make a bunch of deals now on his way out a plan to sell 50 Advanced F-35 fighters to the United Arab Emirates is a part of a broader arms deal worth more than 23 blank out they can do so much voter fraud where they could overturn it it's incredibly difficult and it's not just that he would have to do that he'd have to do that in a few different states and so it's an incredibly difficult task but it's pretty interesting this is unlike anything I've ever seen before where you have won presidential saying like know this was b******* and I'm going to fight it legally and another thing that I thought was really weird from the Press is that they so there I saw it twice now was on MSNBC ncnn where she was giving a press conference Talent saying how the votes were stolen from him and the system was unfair and they cut away they said we will not show this because he's lying and then just the other day on Fox News Neil Cavuto cut away from Trump's press secretary saying there was voter fraud and he goes well you know we can't verify that so we can tear this on a look man whatever you want to say this is a story then debunk it afterward but what is this thing where you go no we won't show people you can't see this story because the lies could poison you or something I want if it's proven to be true what are there is voter fraud while there is it's a question of how widespread it is cuz there's always voter fraud which is another secret that they don't f****** like to tell that there's always f****** some degree of voter fraud that everybody insisted it's impossible to vote like the safely and accurately online yes I thought that odd I also find it really really odd that we overhauled the way we do voting in this country and that now it's almost an entirely different process where both candidates are getting way more votes than they would normally get and it's just very weird through a lot of things that were weird about this election like the actual Logistics of it online Apple pay or compare something like that and go buy something you know you use your fingerprint and it registers your fingerprint and then you could you could buy a house after I mean if you I mean the how much can you spend an apple pie does it have a limit for everyone not everybody has that access and that morning they were not confident that everything got downloaded today to scrap the whole thing on back to paper like that day so it's just that also a problem with these weird deadlines like we have to choose a leader in the Free World in 20 hours ready to go like it's a big important thing 10000 votes in Wisconsin is going to determine which half of the country is furious and which half is like a lated because they get to rule over the other half now and then hopefully in four years they can be happy and you're miserable cuz they get to rule over you now it's so bizarre democracy in general is a very bizarre process to have it in a country this big with this powerful of a government it makes it insane like that we're going to determine the course of history based off what a few votes in states determine there's got to be a better way I was reading this thing about Plato Socrates Socrates was he was talking about how he didn't like the idea of democracy because Socrates felt like in order to make really important choices you should have almost have to prove your understanding of these issues and at this if it wasn't the case pretty sure it was Socrates because he he saw the the prophet like what we basically have like there's a lot of people that were on the ballot in California is like what is this guy doing what does he want I didn't know much about them does that sound right I'm looking at this thing for an hour an hour to go in and I can Google some of these these bills and and that's just me how many people didn't I mean I just gave a very cursory of these ideas how many people didn't at all this winning blue wall across the border red or across-the-board oh yeah episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    What Happened to Hunter Biden's Laptop?
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    who is the who is the unbiased journalist who's the one that we transfer information used to be the New York Times the New York Times to be like brutally honest about basically everything and now you read something in the New York Times like we did when I was in New York Times so yeah like that's a weird shift that's happened in the last 10 years as well yeah I mean it's definitely been exposed in the last 10 years but I think that truthfully I I think it's kind of a silver lining that at least people are starting to be aware of that and people are starting to go like okay I know that these institutions are not to be trusted because truthfully speaking they got you know it's like I was saying you before we started where it's like four for all the s*** that people give Alex Jones she got all of the biggest stories right over the last 20 years should we go to war in Iraq and the New York Times was selling all of these I mean they saw Warren Iraq and so it's to me it's not the worst thing in the world of people at least recognize that these institutions are completely compromised and I agree with you that there is a role for objective journalism but I would at least accept if they were like Hey listen we think like what you just said we think we have this platform and we need to use this to get Donald Trump Not Elected at least be honest with it don't b******* me and tell me we're just doing objective news and every single story is about how Donald cuz you know needs they don't say they're doing objective news anymore they just do their thing while they call other news fake news so those a corporate press and Jen example but then usually they also go to other things like look this this this New York Post story about Hunter Biden laptop was called fake news from the day it came out to the point that not only would all of the corporate press not report on it but that social media companies were Banning the link in Twitter froze the New York Post Twitter account on Twitter called it Russian disinformation yes there's a bunch of people called it Russian disinformation the photo of the girl giving him a footjob yes was that wasn't that was all she was rushing and the foot was rushing it was a Russian for job what happened to that I kind of lost track of what was happening with the laptop but they'd like have that they shared information of a laptop any reasonable standard for for a journalist to verify something I mean number one the bidens didn't deny it like nobody actually came out and denied that this was it had his signature at the repair shop which they matched up to his signature event other people on the email chains confirm that they were these were emails between them and Hunter Biden so it's been pretty reasonably kind of verify that this was Hunter Biden now I don't know about the crazier accusations that were made there I mean Rudy Giuliani said that there were pictures underage girls and stuff like that I don't know if that's true or not but Rudy Giuliani did turn it over to the Delaware police that is true because the Delaware a spokesman for the Attorney General said that they received the laptop in that they sent it to the FBI now I don't know why they would he would turn this over claiming the stuff was on there and then they would send this to the FBI if there wasn't something but I don't know I don't know but what you do know right is that this was a story where they had these emails about Hunter Biden who is very clearly asked creature who was selling his father's name to rake in money from foreign companies that truth be told that the kind of run-of-the-mill Scandal as far as politics while it's normal kid family white they all do stuff like this all the time it's a corrupt swamp you know what is a story none-the-less it may not be but to just make the conscious decision that we are a few weeks out from presidential election this can harm Biden and therefore we're not we're not covering it we're not trying to debunk this to a bunch of people we are trying to make sure people never get their eyes on this they felt the heat from 2016 from the Hillary Clinton email debate you know whether not you should have believed those emails and that the fact that call me then opens up the investigation again in the middle of the campaign and that was basically a lot even though she won the popular vote a lot of people felt like that was that was a bad move again so this year they say we're going to do everything we can to get rid of Donald Trump again instead of just journalists what happened I mean they felt in a way that they were responsible for Donald Trump winning x Hunter Biden Associates records don't show proof of Biden business relationship amid unanswered questions episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be 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    How Social Media Competes for Your Attention
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    one of the things that Jack Dorsey has been pretty adamant about is that the really never saw this coming when they started Twitter and they didn't think that they were ever going to be in this position where they were going to be really the Arbiters of free speech for the world right which is essentially in some ways what they are I think it's important to roll back the clocks we should really reverse engineer for the audience how did these products work the way that they did so it's like Twitter I think his first tweet with something like checking out the buffalos in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco You Know Jack was fascinated by the taxi cab dispatch system that you could send a message and then all the taxis get it and the ideas could be created dispatch system so that I post a tweet and then suddenly all the other people can see it and the the Real Genius of these things was that they weren't just offering this thing you could do they found ways of keeping people engaged I think this is important for people to get that they're not competing for your data or for your money they're competing to keep people using the product and so when Twitter for example invented this persuasive feature of the number of followers that you have remember like that was a new thing at the time that you log in and you see your profile you're the people who you can follow and then followers you have that created reason for you to come back every day to see how many followers do I have so that was part of this race to keep people engaged as we talked about in the film like these things are competing for your attention that if you're not paying for the product you are the product but the thing that is the product is your predictable Behavior you're using the product in predictable ways and I remember a conversation I had with them someone at Facebook who's a friend of mine who said in a coffee shop people think that we Facebook are competing with something like Twitter but one social network is competing with another social network but really he said our biggest competitor is YouTube because they're not competing for social networks are competing for attention and YouTube is the biggest competitor in the digital space for attention and that was a real light bulb moment for me because you realize it as they're designing these products they're finding new cut a way to get your attention that's the real thing that the thing is different in the Sun rather than talking about no censorship and data and privacy in these themes it's really what is the core influence or impact that the shape of these products have on how we're making meeting of the world when they're cheering or psychology the way people use these things to gather more attention and do you think that any of this could have been avoided if there was laws against that if instead of having these algorithm that specifically Target things that you're interested in or things that you click on or things that are going to make you engage more if they just allow these things to see if someone said listen you can have these things you can allow people to communicate with each other B can't manipulate their attention span can you vote for someone you've never paid attention to never heard about never heard them say something rayjus know so there's always been an attention economy and so it's hard to say we should regulate who get detention or however it's organic I just put it out there and if you watch it you don't or you don't I don't you know I don't have any say over it and I'm not manipulating it in any way sort of so I mean let's imagine that the podcast apps were different and they actually you're watching they had like the hearts in the stars in the kind of voting up and numbers and you could like send messages back and forth in apple podcast worked in a way that didn't just reward you know the things that you clicked follow on it actually sort of promoted the stuff that someone had the most outrageous thing then you at the podcast creator of the Apple podcast Spotify play neutral and forgot that story back in time with her competing for attention let's look at some other things that they did so they also added this retweet this instantly sharing feature right and not made it more addictive suddenly we're all playing the same Lottery right like I can retweet your stuff when you get a bunch of hits and then you could go viral then you could get a lot of attention so then instead of the companies competing for attention now each of us suddenly win the same Lottery over and over again and work we're getting attention and then I forgot it was that Apple has an interesting way of handling the sort of the way they have their algorithm for their podcast app is it secret it's kind of it's weird but one thing's that it favors is it favors new shows and it favors engagement and new subscribers so comments engagement and new shows they don't like you. The same as competing for attention cuz engagement and must mean people like it and that's going to be a fallacy if we go down that road but going because you could say if you have a podcast and your podcast gets like it's a hundred thousand downloads a new podcast can come along and it can get 10,000 downloads and it'll be ahead of you in the rankings and so you could be number three and it could be number two and you'll like what was that number too and it's 10 times less but they don't do it that way and their logic is they don't want the podcast world to be dominated by you know New York Times and whatever whatever is number one and number two and number three forever we actually just experienced this we have a podcast came out in that first month we went from being you know in the lower 100 or something like that to each shot to the top five in the number one Tech podcast for a while until we just experienced this through the fact not that we had the most listeners but because the trend was to I bet that we should have jumped to the top I think it's wise that they do that because eventually it evens out overtime in a you see some people rock at the top like oh my God we're number 3 hang on there fella just give it a couple of weeks and then three weeks later 4 Weeks Later another number 48 in right they get depressed right though that was really where you should have been but the thing that Apple does that I really like in that is it gives an opportunity for these new shows to be seen it was there where they might have gotten just stuck cuz these these rankings in the ratings for a lot of these shows the shows are so consistent and they have such a following already very difficult for these new shows to gather attention right and the problem was that there were some people that game the system and there's companies that could literally like Earl skakel member or became the number one podcast and like no one was listening to it or has money he hired some people to game the system and he was kind of like open about it and and laughing about now is any banned from iTunes now or something I think you got banned because of that because it was so obvious he game the system and like a thousand downloads news number one thing is it were Apple podcast you can think of is like the Federal Reserve at the government of the attention economy because they're setting the rules by which you win who has the most listeners and then you just keep rewarding the kings that already exists versus who hit the most trending there's actually a story a friend of mine told me I don't I don't know if it's true all those are fairly credible Source Who said he was a meeting with Steve Jobs when they were making the first podcast app and that they had made a demo of something where you could see all the things your friends were listening to so just like making a Newsfeed like we do with Facebook and Twitter right and then he said was would we do that if something is important enough your friend will actually just send you a link and say you should listen to this like why would we automatically just promote random things that your friends are listening to and again this is kind of how you get back to social media how was social media so successful because it's so much more addictive business models Addiction in this race to the bottom of the brainstem for attention on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify


    Will Humanity Reclaim Autonomy from The Machines
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    artificial intelligence is something that people are terrified of as an existential threat they think of it as one day you're going to turn something on and it's going to be sentient is going to be able to create other forms of artificial intelligence that are exponentially more powerful than the one that we created and that we'll have Unleashed this Beast that we cannot control what my concern is with all this. drowning it's like a slow or okay I'm on my way up to my knees that's fine just my waist-high I can barely walk around exactly exactly it seems like this is like humans have to fight back to reclaim our economy in Free Will from The Machine knocks it over it's just that this and so it's like she's the AI who sees so many moves ahead in the chessboard she can say something which will cause him to do the thing that verifies the thing that she predicted what happened that's what he's doing now except it's pointed at our nervous system and figuring out the perfect thing to dangle in front of our dopamine system and get the thing to happen which instead of knocking off the bases to be outraged at the other political side and be fully certain that you're right even though it's just a machine of calculating s*** that's going to make you you know do the thing about this how much time do you spend thinking about simulation Theory the stimulation the idea that if not currently one day there will be a simulation it's indiscernible from regular reality and it seems we're on that path I know if you mess around with VR at all but we'll get to the point about you the virtual chatbots outcompeting clickbait economy outrage machine that's already a virtual pilot political environment that then translates into real-world action then becomes real and other weird feedback go back to 1990 whatever it was when the internet became mainstream or at least started becoming mainstream and then the small amount of time that it took the 20 plus years to get to where we are now and then think what what about the virtual world and once this becomes something that's has the same so growth that the internet has experienced or the we've experienced through the internet we're looking at like 20 years from now being unrecognizable we're looking at it almost seems like that is what life does the same way bees create beehives you know caterpillar doesn't know what the f*** is going on when he gets in that cocoon but it's becoming a butterfly we seem to be a thing that creates newer and better objects Craig more effective we have to realize they is not conscious and won't be conscious the way we are at so many people think that it is consciousness essential I think so to us it's essential to us as we know it like his life as we know it but but My worry is that we're in essential that would like we were thinking now like single-celled organisms being like and I want to hang up with a bunch of other people become an object that can walk I like being a single cell organism is a lot of fun yeah the next version of maximizing for things that were programmed in by our little miniature brains anyway but they don't cry. Suicide and then Consciousness and life dies I'm a monkey you know the monkeys are time staying in the Stream and you guys are out of your f****** mind I mean this is the weird Paradox of being human is that again we have these lower-level emotions we care about social approval at the same time like I said that we would have the self-awareness to even know that was happening to our interview we can conceptualize that this has happened to us external object which has like Ai and supercomputers and voodoo doll versions of each of us and it has perfectly figured out how to predictably move each of us in this Matrix let me propose to you we are what we are now human beings Homo sapiens in 2020 we are this thing that if you believe in evolution and pretty sure you do we've evolved over the course of millions of years to become who we are right now should we stop right here are we done no right we should keep evolving what is that look like what does it look like if we go ahead and just forget about social media what would you like us to be in a thousand years or a hundred thousand years or 500,000 she certainly wouldn't want us to be what we are right now right no one would have Star Trek play somehow make peace with these other in a alien Trisomy figure out you know space travel and in all that I mean actually a good heuristic that I think people can ask his own enlightened planet where we didn't figure this out what would that it looked like isn't it always weird that those movies it's people are just people but they're in some weird future but they have really change that much right there are such things as more wise Society more sustainable Society more peaceful are harmonious Society to my jeans and ultimately biologically but our version of it like the best version that's probably the gray aliens right I mean we're going to get into Gene editing and becoming more perfect at perfect and we are going to start operating Rising 4 what are the outcomes that we value I think the question is how do we actually come up brand new values that are wiser than we've ever thought of before that actually are able to transcend the win-lose games that lead to Omni lose-lose that everyone loses if we keep playing when those game at greater greater skills you have a vested interest in the biological existence of human beings I think people will I love being around them we are we're we're Model T no sense in making those f****** things anymore the brakes are terrible they smell like s*** when you drive them they don't go very fast we need a better version you know the funny thing is I think like I wish I could remember it's something about how much would be solved if we were at peace with ourselves like if we were able to just be okay with nothing like it being okay with living and breathing how much are light is it running away from you know anxiety and discomfort in a version on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    The Effects of the YouTube Recommended Algorithm w/The Social Dilemma's Tristan Harris
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    the thing we have to hone in on is the asymmetry of power and either stay in the film it's like we're bringing this ancient brain Hardware the prefrontal cortex which is like what you used to do goal-directed action self-control willpower holding back and marshmallow test don't do V don't get the marshmallow now wait later for the two marshmallows later all of that is through our prefrontal cortex and when you're sitting there and you think okay I'm going to go watch I mean look at this one and thing on Facebook because my friend invited Advance or it's this one post I have to look at and the next thing you know you'll find yourself scrolling to the thing for like an hour and you say Amen that was on me I should have had more self-control but they're behind the screen and glass slab is like a supercomputer pointed at your brain that is predicting the perfect thing to show you next and you can feel it like it's this is really important to like if I'm Facebook when you flick your finger you think using Facebook is going to show me the next thing to my friends but it's not doing that it when you put your finger it actually literally wakes up to sort of supercomputer Avatar food Oliver and Joe and the voodoo doll of Joe is the more clicks you ever made on Facebook is like adding a little hair to the voodoo doll and the more likes you've ever made add little clothing to the voodoo doll and the more you know watch time on videos you've ever had the character you know as he's using this thing it building more and more accurate model the ai's the 3-day eyes behind the screen or kind of manipulating and the idea is that post from your friends or this other thing and it'll figure out the right thing to show you that it knows we'll keep you there because it's already seen how that same video that same post has kept 200 million other voodoo doll there cuz you just look like another example I'm on all the platforms if you are where teen girl and you open to dieting video on YouTube 70% of YouTube watch time comes from the recommendations on the right hand side right so the things that are showing recommended videos next and it will show you it shows what what did it show that the the girls who bought the team died in video it showed anorexia videos because those were better at keeping the teen girls attention not because it said these are good for them these are for them it just said these tend to work at keeping their attention so again this time to work if you are already watching diet video hey I got like a hundred million other voodoo dolls of 13 controls right and they all tend to watch the other videos on YouTube when you let the machine blind all it's doing is picking stuff that's engaging why did they choose to not let the machine run blind with one thing like anorexia so now we're getting into the Twitter censorship come first in the moderation conversation so I don't focus on censorship in moderation because the real issue is if you blur your eyes and zoom way out and say how did the whole machine to operate like no matter what I start with what is it going to recommend next so you know if you started with you know a World War II video YouTube would recommend a bunch of Holocaust denial videos right if you started teen girls with a dieting video it would recommend has anorexia videos in Facebook's case if you joined the examples here because Facebook recommends groups to people for you so if you were a new mom you ever need a rest of my friends house podcast we've got to work together and she has great example of has a new mom she Join one Facebook group affirm others who do do it yourself baby food like organic baby food and then Facebook has a sidebar says here's some other groups you might recommend you might want to join and what do you think was the most engaging of those cuz Facebook again is picking on which group if I got you to join it would cause you to spend the most time here right so Force some do-it-yourself baby food groups which group do you think how does the same run the process again so then so now I look at Facebook so it's okay I got it all in there all day just join this anti-vaccine mom's group and then what do they tend to engage with for very long time if I get them to join these other chemtrails YouTube recommended flat-earth conspiracy theories hundreds of millions of times and so when you when you're a parent during covid-19 annoyed or something and large community by the way of people making noise about this and they'll say okay shoot your right flattered if we got to deal with that and so they'll still tweet the outer them and then people making much noise about the thinspiration videos for anorexia for kids and then we'll deal with that problem but then they start doing it based reactively but again if you zoom out it's just still recommending stuff that's kind of from the Crazy Town section of that people have ridiculous ideas about Hollow Earth cuz I think it's humorous but I'm also a 53-year old man right right I'm not I'm not a 12 year old boy with a limited education that is like oh my God the government's lying to us there's lizard people that live on the Earth right but if that's the real argument about these conspiracy theory or the easily impressionable or or people that maybe don't have a sophisticated sense of vetting out b******* right the algorithms aren't making a distinction between who is just laughing at it and who's deeply vulnerable to it and generally it's on the highway and and now there's Facebook and Google trying to figure out like what should I give you based on what temp to keep your attention if you look at a car crash and everybody. In the highway look at the car crash according to Facebook and Google's like the whole world wants car crash Caswell in the film says who's the YouTube whistleblower out for the teacher recommendation system is they find the perfect little rabbit hole for you that knows we'll keep you there for 5 hours and the conspiracy theory like dark corners of YouTube were the the dark corner that tends to keep people there for 5 hours and so you have to realize that we're now something like 10 years in to this vast psychology experiment where it's been in every language in steering people go on YouTube and there's on one side you have like the calm Walter Cronkite Carl Sagan you know slow you know kind of boring but like educational material or something and the other side of the spectrum you have you know the craziest stuff you can find Crazy Town no matter where you start you could start in Walter Cronkite or you could start in crazy town but if I'm YouTube and I want you to watch more am I going to steal you Ward's account stuff online after you more towards create account agrees right and then you just step back and you let Society run its course as Jaron Lanier says in the film that you just tilt Society by 1° 2° that's the whole world. That's what everyone believing if you look at the degree to which people are deep into Rabbit Hole conspiracy thinking right now and I acknowledge operation Mockingbird with like there's a lot of real stuff right and I'm not categorically asking what is the basis upon which were believing the things we are about the world and increasingly that's that's based on technology and we can get into you know what's going on in Portland with the only way I know that I'm looking at my social media feed and according to that it looks like the entire but if you I called a friend there the other day and he said it's a beautiful day there anywhere near where I am at to 52 blocks is warping our view of reality and and I think that's what really for me to Sociable in this was really trying to accomplish as a film and I am the director Jeff Orlowski was trying to accomplish his is how did the society get go crazy everywhere all at once you know if anyone you know they was supposed to happen by accident happened by design of this business model it didn't have that recommended section when was that question I mean you know the original YouTube is just post a video and you can get people do you know around they needed to figure out what was the competition for attention got more intense than you did it to figure out how am I going to keep you there and so recommending those videos on the right hand side I thought there pretty early I remember actually because I was certain The Innovation is like Evil Within this YouTube Wormhole and once people were in the you too warm haul constantly seeing videos that was what they could they could get off of the promise to a new video uploader hey if you post it here you're going to get way more views than if you post it on Vimeo right and that's that's the thing talk right now on my phone he can't even sit around if she standing still for five minutes she just starts out as well as increasing the amount of time you spend on the platform overall YouTube YouTube could assure Advertiser said it was providing invaluable experience for people so. That's beginning of the end yet so 2012 and YouTube timeline I mean you know the Twitter and Facebook world introduces the retweet Andre share buttons in the 2009-2010 kind of time. So you end up with this world where the things that were most paying attention to our based on algorithms choosing for us and so it's deeper arguments in the film that I'm not sure everyone picks up on his these technology systems have taken control of human Choice the technical of humanity because they're controlling the information that all of us are getting out every election like I think Facebook is kind of a voting machine but it's a voting machine because they control the information for four years at your entire societies getting radio and television before that but actually radio and TV are often getting their new stories from Twitter and Twitter is right is recommending Things based on the Opera them's so when you control the information that an entire population is getting your controlling their choices I mean literally military Theory I want to screw up your military I want to control the information that it's getting on a confuse the enemy and that information funnel is the very thing that's been corrupted and it's like the Flint water supply for mine sounds of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    How Joe Rogan Would've Handled a Presidential Debate Between Trump & Biden
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    by the way when they are presidential debate where the moderators are typically less-than-ideal in terms of their expressed bias and that's why I was very excited I think I've even shared when when when the rumor was coming out that you know you'd be willing to moderate a debate between Biden and Trump I thought God damn that's a great idea he was all in what he contacted people that contacted me to do it but I never reached out to the Biden people I felt like if they wanted to do it they would reach out to me and if they did I would have done it but I just don't think that's a good form for him mean as we've seen the debates themselves specifically the last debate was not good for him but would have what I would have done is like when he was saying that I've never said I was going to ban fracking Jamie would have just pulled up vid of him saying I'm going to ban fracking and that would have been horrible for him it would been much better in terms of getting some clarity on what is actually said and what is actually done and you know and then the other things about saying that his son never received any money from Russia and that that's that's a that's a lie it's been disproven hasn't been disproven he knows it hasn't been disproven but he knows that he can say that on the air and no one's going to call him on I would have stopped the moderation I would have stopped this thing where I go sir we're going to pull up these articles and I are you to tell me what about these articles is in factual like what is what's a lie and are you sure that's would you be willing to say this in court which would would you be willing to risk perjury would you say this in front of a judge if you cuz you could be in real trouble if you did that but you just lie in a debate in the moderators don't check you no one says anything about it no one Google's it but can't they just pull up the story pull up a video but someone could have done that and it would have been much better for the American public to just stop everybody in their tracks and also like why do they have two minutes to answer that that's so Antiquated this is so ridiculous the idea that you're talking about something that literally can affect the Free World the decision of who gets control of the United States of America who what party is in control and that you're going to put some arbitrary 2 minute time limit on these discussions is crazy it's it's so ridiculous and also the format is confined by these time blocks that they have this 90-minute time but it should have a 90-minute Time block you should started it like agreed-upon time 60 Minutes 6 p.m. or whatever whatever you want to do and then work it out like Abraham Lincoln and some of the speeches that he gave when he was running for president day hours and hours long Town Square and it discussing these ideas that he had and they would last forever and that's how you find out what a person thinks and believes you have to end but now with the tools that we have available the fact that they don't use those tools during the presidential debate fact check Trump when he lies about something pull it up show show that he's not telling the truth show Woody actually said chody actually did as opposed to what he said he's doing call him out on it, but you know even those tools are available mainstream media would have to give away control they will give away control of their ability to navigate and steer this narrative write the narrative that they're trying to steer but you know the bias that they're trying to exert on on our election process is really offensive to people it should be offensive that they have the ability to Google weather not Joe Biden really did say he would never Banff and they didn't why would you not pull up a video that's readily available online and say server going to pause here for a moment we're going to play this video and tell me what you meant when you said you were going to ban fracking tell me what you meant when you said you were going to break the green New Deal tell me what you said when you when you said that you were going to do whatever the whatever the f*** you lied about and pull it up for me what amazes me about when he says things like that although I'd I can't remember quite the same types of Life Trump usually lies about you know my penis is the biggest the women have told me I'm the greatest lover ever look at the number of people that he's it's it's it's it's bombastic boasting like in the 1940s where he doesn't know that there is this thing called Google and computers where we can quickly have Jamie fat check you write because what which which is difficult to to to know if he's telling the truth or not because again it happened in the 60s or 70s or whatever he could say something thinking that it can't be falsified because how else could you logically explained that he would engage in such lies right. Like how is the Democratic party not saying hey this is a mistake like the whole idea that there's a deadline to this process and I'll have to be done a certain amount of time and this is how we have to do it as a boy it's so weird it's so weird about such an important decision and episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available every shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Explains the Term "Soy Boy" to Donnell Rawlings
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    you going to use them I'll definitely use them I like candles those are good too in their loyalty to their story you had their hand poured in the UN have them back I'm in the boy it's a candle man don't disrespect a political fruit or vegetable it's an insult I never knew that soy is one of the rare Foods it's actually attached to being a b**** that's a p**** food yeah like if you're if you're a guy is really in the soy and this is not my perspective this is just I just think it's a f****** it's a plant doesn't matter to me it's like when you have edamame at a Japanese restaurant yeah I was so ghetto and I was like I was like my throat was killing me outside I didn't know anything about the goddamn salt and everything in the vegetable types of beans there green a different color from regular soybeans which are typically light brown tan or beige yeah so it's a soy edamame I don't mind soy but a lot of people think of soy as being like a b**** food I've never knew that you step your game up King the effects of natural estrogen yeah but I think you have titties office or not quite but in my feminized you develop testosterone like plants yeah from wild wild yams yeah that's how they that's how they develop some artificial testosterone or exoticness testosterone MC Allison blue pill Arabella different thing. That's just blood flow that's nitrous oxide so why is nobody promoting wildlands oxide nitrous what it what is it what is it Nitric nitric oxide that's like a no xplode all those pump things you do when you want to get jacked lifting weights while those those supplements they mimic the same sort of effect is not the same degree as like finasteride like Viagra dialysis s*** like that but they don't they don't make you have more testosterone with these like soybeans and I think really afford to affect your hormones I think it's just like it can it's a fat it's a possibility like chemically but in order to actually do it I think you'd have to eat some f****** Preposterous number of soybeans I don't think it's like something people really have to worry about it now I don't have to worry about but I think it's just a stereotype boys I didn't know that I thought it was like a like you you're evolving as a foodie you know like the first time I had I was like oh s*** y'all n***** don't know about the other mommies cuz I was introducing somebody else to it but I didn't know that it's symbolized being a p**** it's silly silly go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Yale Professor Details Trump's Coronavirus Treatment
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    Donald Trump is 74 he's overweight needs cheeseburgers everyday when a guy like that catches cold in s fine in 4 days people get very dismissive of it on for job right what did he receive what kind of treatment did he received and how different is it than what the average person would receive if they got sick so she he faced a very significant risk of death and I got lucky so his doctors put him on dexamethasone so so far we only have one proven drug that lowers your risk of death if you're seriously ill from covid-19 very simple steroid called dexamethasone and severe has not been shown to lower mortality it has been shown to lower your length of Hospital stay so there's some benefit to it but it doesn't appear to lower your risk of death why would they let you out of the hospital if you hadn't shown significant Health improvements and wouldn't and health improvements when significant Health improvements signify that your body is recovering better another trial came out much bigger trial as part of the think it was called the solidarity Consortium either their solidarity or the recovery I can't remember right now Consortium out of England would show that actually had no benefit for mortality and they only wind up spending an average of 10 days in the hospital but 10 of the people died and in the other study the people that did not get rammed us if you are a hundred people get sick and they spend an average of 12 Days in the hospital but again 10 of them die so the rodessa BR has lowered the hospital duration from 12 to 10 days but it hasn't affected the probability of people dying that's entirely possible so they said that was in England yes it was a large is organized by a group of English scientist either the solidarity or the recovery Consortium and I just don't remember right now though the name of it but but I want to go back to your question about the president so the president was given dexamethasone and when that happened I stated publicly that either the president was sicker than they were telling us so he was sufficiently stick that they wanted to give him dexamethasone because giving dexamethasone early in the course of the disease for your very sick actually can harm you so you don't want to give it to someone at the beginning of their to you need to wait until they're specially sick and then it helps you so either he was sicker than they told us and so they were lying to us or he was really needed a dexamethasone and which case he faces significant risk of death so people in the trials that show that the dexamethasone work 74 year old overweight people men and men are much greater risk of dying women of this condition who got their dexamethasone they had about a 20% chance of death so I think the president actually faced a 20% chance of death when he was at the hospital which is a big risk of death and I think he survived artificial antibodies to the disease which I think is another promising approach to treating this condition we don't yet have the results of those randomized controlled trials but will also know soon if those drugs no help so this was an experimental treatment that they gave him yes they gave him not the dexamethasone that was a well-documented treatment right but the anybody antibody cocktail was apparently the CEO of the company of regeneron was his golfing buddy or something I'm not exactly sure so whatever it was it seemed to be very effective and and then immediately that he went on a wild tweetstorm it seemed like you had a lot of energy will the dexamethasone may have given PST right hi I wouldn't conclude that the antibody cocktail was necessarily affected we do know I didn't I didn't mean that I meant oh yeah treatment the overall treat whatever they gave him when he was in the hospital the response was for 74 year old guy to be back on the campaign trail with this rigorous campaign that he was doing for five days later pretty damn impressive yes I did not expect that at all and I think you got lucky and I think you know steroids can give you to make a little psychotic and a little manic actually and I and I think I mean you can't really know from a distance but to me he had the doctor looking at him I thought this man has a little bit of a Man of Steel to him but then maybe he was always that way but if you look at if you look at some of the things he did like I think the little having the Secret Service driving around the hospital was a bit you know was a bit manic you know that was like a very responsible thing to do would expose people to risk it put it on Health at risk I mean you and I are doctors okay thing to do people write yes hilarious episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's 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    The Safety & Efficacy of Potential COVID Vaccine
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    can you describe what's going on with these mRNA viruses and how they differ excuse me mRNA vaccines and how they differ from a regular vaccine and what what's coming down the pipe from Pfizer these are mRNA vaccines it is different in that it doesn't actually contain the virus but it boost your body's ability to fight off the virus so many different ways of developing vaccines the idea of the general idea behind the vaccine is is that we want to give you a kind of inner thoughts infection we want to expose you make it as if you had been infected but without the risk of getting the disease to trick your immune system into mounting an immune response so that your body has been prepared if it gets the real infection to fight it off and one of the simplest ways you can think about it is so-called live attenuated virus is it all technology where are you you take a virus to the laboratory you culture it hundreds of times and hope for mutations that weaken the virus's ability to make you sick but nevertheless keep the virus able to elicit an immune response and then we give you that strain as a shot and you have left a mild illness develop antibodies and Immunity and then sustained or you can have inactivated virus like one of the Chinese the stock of the sign of vaccine that was one of the first to start China is a live attenuated viruses so that is oh I'm sorry did I say I can't remember but anyway this scene is a virus in which day they take the virus I'm sorry I know it's not like the previous example in this case or with chemicals to kill the virus but still have it be immunogenic and that's another approach and their many other approaches approaches one of which is this mRNA idea and hear what is done is so I'm sorry before I tell you about that another approach might be to take take the RNA from the coronavirus that codes for a very important protein the spike protein on the surface of the coronavirus and insert that into a a really benign virus looks like a cold virus for example some material some RNA into it let's say that forces that virus when it infects your cells to give you a common cold but also to express this protein as if you had been infected with covid-19 musician to that immune response to that protein and now your immune so we gave you like a mild illness and we protected you from a more serious one the MRNA early with with with RNA and the idea is that your cells take up the RNA and start making the protein the alien protein that your body of would have made like it's infected you with a real coronavirus the real coronavirus as many people remember from high school biology the virus can't reproduce on its own it inserts its genetic material into our cells which then start producing the viral the virus itself but now innocence instead of giving you the whole virus we give you a little part of it just some part of his genetic material the MRNA which in an Ideal World does the same thing gets inserted into your cells you start expressing this protein which then your body attacks and you develop an immune response to it and we are amazingly lucky that that are scientists have been able to develop not one but two different vaccines and will have many other vaccines using different modalities I have no doubt that come out in the next year or two but the modern on the Pfizer vaccines were very lucky that they exist in that they are apparently quite effective but the but the story's not over on those I don't know if you want to talk about that but but it's good news but I don't want people to get over-optimistic either because you know it's my job to be a bit of a downer well this is the this is the unfortunate narrative the people keep saying the virus is killing its did the average immune system is ninety-nine Point whatever percent effective in protecting you from the virus meaning 99.1 ever percent of the people who get the virus survive we're at approximately and if you're older than 70 or 80 20% will die so why why is the number that people keep talking about far less than that why is the the reported number of people to get the virus who actually wind up dying it's it's not 1% we're not we're not seeing 1% Nationwide in terms of people getting the virus and dying so we have to look at how many people have to have a way of ascertaining who's infected and then we have how many died and and and I called the infection fatality rate and there was just a recent meta-analysis looking at very good data from around the world multiple studies using different approaches that estimated that the infection fatality rate is between 5 and 8% and the something called the case fatality rate is the fraction of people who have symptoms who when infected who died and that number is about twice that so about half the people get the virus and have no symptoms at all so if you get symptoms you have a higher risk of death and so you can double .5 2.8 becomes one to 1.6% of people who develop symptoms from the disease die and there was another very good study that was just released a couple of weeks ago that estimated the infection fatality rate to be about 1% so there's a lot of them certainly not less than half a percent and could be as high as 1% I would say it's going to be in that range the IFR the infection totality right isn't there a large percentage of people that get it that don't have symptoms half about half we think that's right okay but it's somewhere in there. I don't think I don't think I gave a number I think I said 99.7 thing but the point being that unfortunately a lot of people saying this vaccine is 94% effective or 90% effective ask if your if it reduces your risk of death by that fraction so for example in the vaccine trial in the Weiser trial these numbers are proximate about 43,000 people in the trial half of them got the vaccine half of them did not and in the people who got the vaccine nine people option I'd let's say 9 or 10. Even though they were vaccinated still got coronavirus still have the disease perfect and in the in the arm that did not get the vaccine the other 20,000 people let's say 90 people approximately got coronavirus oh what the vaccine did is it reduce your probability of getting the disease from 90 out of 20,000 people over the time window of the study to 10 out of 20,000 people so the point here is that the the the vaccine is reducing your risk of getting seriously ill if you're infected and and and it's not in your certainly better off in other words you would have had left at 1% chance of dying before and now you have a point 1% chance of dying 90% lower than that because we know we giving you the back seat completely I understand exactly what you're saying what I'm trying to say is there's an unfortunate narrative or people are saying I'm not going to take a vaccine because the human immune system is more effective than the vaccine CSUN true that's what I wanted to get out of you vaccines work is it enhances your your performance you know it's like it did stimulate your immune system to make it even better at fighting the the virus or there's no sense in which you could argue that an unchallenged immune system is superior to a challenged immune system system that has been you have been given a vaccine so this is what's important to tell people right because this Narrative of 99% of the people who get it ninety nine point whatever your immune system is effective in fighting off this disease whereas with the virus it's only ninety plus whatever percent effective in preventing the virus so this is not it. That's not a good narrative correct as you were saying like and like like me you sometimes use the word virus when you mean back seeing and you use the word backs let's say for the sake of argument you have an unvaccinated you have a 99% chance of surviving if you get infected you have to add to that the benefit of the vaccine which is 90% less a Effectiveness so it'll reduce your probability from 99% chance of surviving to 99.9% chance to survive thank you that's exactly what I wanted to get out of you that when when you talk about the people that took the vow Maxine and that we know you have the day to between the difference of the vaccine the people that got the placebo the people that got the vaccine that still wound up getting covid-19 we don't know how safe the vaccine is supposed to be very clear both Pfizer and moderna have released interim results and we have every reason to believe that the final efficacy results will be about the same so as they complete the trial in the coming months and more people get sick in both arms suddenly the best me not to work I mean we've gotten to a point where we're pretty sure that will be effective and important for people to understand again and says everyone needs to be a mineralogist now imagine that you're doing a trial and you're trying to see whether a vaccine works or not I got the Define what counts as Works what counts as an endpoint so let me give you three possibilities one possibilities were going to measure does the vaccine prevent you from even getting infected or does the vaccine say you were not or do we say stop you from getting infected Tobias is going to take root in your body but the vaccine is going to prevent the virus from making you seriously ill or do we say actually the Alchemy really care about his death does the virus reduce your probability of death so it's possible that the vaccine for example might just to illustrate this point prevent you from getting seriously ill but not reduce the probability of death other words in the book in the Pfizer trial that I just described you with an itin in the vaccine 10 people got sick and in the non in the placebo arm 90 people got sick what is in both arms one person died one out of the ten in the vaccine arm died and one out of the 90 in the in the other arm died we would say that the vaccine was effective at lowering your probability of getting bill which is great but it had no effect on dying that's possible is possible that the vaccine will work a different phases of illness process and so defines our trial revealed that there was a greatly reduced probability of people getting infected the Moderne trial actually show that it's vaccine reduce the probability of people getting seriously ill just grave but it might in fact have no effect on mortality still we don't know furthermore we also don't know whether this vaccine even if it works reduces whether it works to reduce your ability to infect other people so so maybe we've start vaccinating the population we're reducing the individual recipients probability of getting sick but they still can spread the disease so something else it's fantastic news that we have a vaccine but I just don't want people to get think it's a Panacea episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    What Causes Differences in Severity in COVID Cases?
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    this one is weird one right where is a lot of people get it in their asymptomatic I've ever had several friends that got it and literally experienced no no symptoms they were around people that had it they got it they tested positive and got as little as a mild headache or a slight cough or a day Jamie had it and he thought he had a sinus infection he thought it has allergies kicking in turns out he was positive but he was very fortunate is it was a very mild case do we know why would some people get it when some people get it it's devastating and young people I have a young friend is 28 he got it and he was really ill for two weeks where some people get it and it's nothing yes so we we have some sense of some of the reasons it varies but not a huge understanding yet of the interpersonal variation but I would like to go on a tangent based on that that highlights the ways in which these kind of protein and manifestations of this disease the fact that with this condition you can go from everything from having no symptoms to mile symptoms like Jamie to more serious symptoms like your 28 year old friend to really severe symptoms to being hospitalized to dine right there's this incredible range of diseases that this particular virus can cause and in a way this is very unfortunate for us because it makes it so much harder as a society to take the virus seriously and to combat it let me give you an analogy so I want listeners to imagine that there two worlds I'm about to describe two different worlds in World a there a thousand people and a virus infects 10 people in this world make seriously ill and one person dies so we would say that in this world 10% of the people that got sick died of the virus that's World a in World be there a thousand people the virus infects a hundred people 90 of them get mild illness 10 of them once again gets serious illness like in World a and one of them dies again like in World a so in this world and World be a hundred people got sick and one died so we might say one Adam died in World a 10% of people that got sick died in World be 1% of the people that got sick. I know many people hearing about this my might think that it's better to be in World be because you know it seems like the virus is less deadly but that's a delusion got mild illness other words nobody right no right-thinking person should prefer to be in World be there to be in World egg in world a 10 out of a thousand people got seriously ill and one died and in World be that happened plus another 90 people got mildly sick so clearly worse the overall situation is worse than the situation that we are facing a situation hard in all these extra people those 90 people who got mild illness make people take the disease more you casually where is in World a people might say will not many people getting sick but when they get sick 10% of them died while we should take this disease seriously you do see what I'm saying if you wanted an engineered virus that's that's kind of how you would do it affect so many people where they like it was nothing and they some people wear you know their dead within a few days yes and also as you pointed out earlier it also has this property of being transmitted transmissible when it's asymptomatic so just to just to remind people HIV is like that which you can't really spread smallpox before you have symptoms you the pustules on your body and that's when you become a so there's a there's a there's a there's no asymptomatic Transmission in smallpox and there is an HIV and stars one from 2003 was more like smallpox other words people didn't begin to transmit the virus until they actually have symptoms from it which is one of the reasons it was easier to control in fact there's a lot of analysis that have been done that show about 75% of the infections have been acquired from people who are asymptomatic there so there's another issue as well that we can compare to smallpox in that you can develop a vaccine for smallpox that actually works for your whole life you can't really do that with covet correct we don't know for sure we don't know that for sure we I don't know that for sure I'm hopeful that we'll be able to have a see that has long term it confers long-term immunity but I don't think we know that either way for sure episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    The Problem with Celebrity Pastors
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    who's the guy that we made fun of BonChon the show who was a pastor to a lot of famous people whose like the hip young Pastor who just got busted what I was saying because he was wearing these shorts that showed what I called his dick root like that unless you want someone to think about your penis that's that's why you wear shorts like that maybe in the 70s it would be there being overtly sexual two people are they don't even necessarily know right you're trying to and you want everyone to look at your chiseled body you know like this is none of this a reason why monks dress in these like like very modest clothes that cover everything they don't even want to think about their body . is a part of the religion of both celebrity and social media right that this guy has got these traditional Christian ideas fused in with the religion of celebrity in with the religion of social media and then you seen that doesn't really work because you don't like what what's the reward for those that those Behavior the reward is he want that a f*** guy wants people to lust after him and it wound up sabotaging them ultimately absolutely I think that's a morality story of some kind and the sexual praise and you want people to lust after you you also want them to think of you as being someone who is more enlightened than everyone else which is why you're willing to stand in front of them and give these emotional profound sermons in the first place that resonates with all these lost young people write historical and religious preacher early Sunday or sure you know others that do you know that that's like the religious leader becomes a celebrity in his lines get blurred and for that because they feel very lost and disconnected because they've achieved the thing that they've always desired and they still feel lost everyone's looks at certain celebrities then go on my God you've made it your life Must Be Heaven depressed and all f***** up and we don't have any sympathy for them there's no one's going to be sympathy sympathetic to Justin Bieber with three hundred million dollars in the bank and having sex with anybody who wants to like f*** you it's probably because first of all particularly like the really young people who became famous while they were young like I had Miley Cyrus on who I think is incredibly talented brilliant brilliantly talented her voice is fantastic it's so Soulful but she got famous when she was 12 I have a 12 year old man I can't even imagine I can't imagine being the boss and filling Arenas when your 12 it's Madness and no one survives it I mean maybe a few of gotten through it and they're saying but most of them don't and that's where celebrity preachers come in or someone can harness your celebrity and it boost them up and they can also provide you maybe even a member of his disingenuous but some sort of structure that makes you feel like there's more that you that you can you can cling to something that's going to make sense of this all and that something is Jesus or Muhammad or whatever it is whatever it is that you you cling to whatever structure that you cling to write Buddha whatever it is and they can and I can be exploited especially in those situations I think her absence. I got here and never something missing well you didn't grow up any of them don't they don't survive survive and then obviously drugs can be one way to it's the most common way to to deal the whole world that grew up famous and almost none of them survived yeah and also more importantly with him and his son who's also really normal really well-adjusted but he also got clean and sober right early on right right right so yeah I mean he made it he's one of the few that got famous very young and has navigated through with Grace but I think the ones that are children that grow up child stars though you know them the ones I got to keep Mouse show and good luck you know and then that's that they're there to is a pretty common Universal aspect of human life as I have Something to Believe In Those poor gurus they fall into the Trap too cuz now they can leech off the success of these famous people become famous themselves right and maybe they haven't really immunize themselves inoculated themselves ^ celebrity sure it's a very intoxicating drug like you got under how to how to avoid it and avoid the pitfalls of it's not easy well again that's that's the life that everyone wants I mean that's not that's part of the pressure I assume for a lot of people at American public have but I think we can really learn from those preachers preachers that only go after like really like not only go after but attract celebrities like there's something to that weird sort of parasitic genre of a Preacher right though I agree I think it's right for study what we're after it's born the celebrity I think there's a drug in there there's several drugs that are mixed together and sort of a concoction there's a drug of celebrity which you know for sure is a drug and then there's also a drug is being the person was the answers definitely something that people do when they convince other people that they have the answers that elevates their mood and their perspective is like some weird Guru drug so there's a through drug and then there's a celebrity drug Renee were identifying a hole with that guy was the sex drugs he's a powerful man is a handsome tall ripped shredded preacher guy give us simplistic perspective I think he could have benefited from real drugs so I think a person who's involved in those three weird drugs could have been they've really really could have benefited from psychedelic now cuz I could have let you hey hey hey heading to be above it all but you're not just one of us and that can be pretty pretty destabilizing in outfield for someone like that but also transformative fear comes with a lesson and that the that insecurity comes with the lesson and I think part of the lesson is appreciate the moment of Life appreciate life appreciate this right you know and when you're all f***** up on on pot and you look like when it's over you can like right you relax and you can appreciate things in a different way right shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Professor Gary Laderman's Issues with Tenure System
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    volume in teaching this for this class but it's probably been about seven or eight what is it like pre-tenure and post-tenure cuz it seems to be a difference in terms of freedom and right I overplayed out of it but organization in Iowa and Logic the higher education post-tenure think it's b******* professions not good because then the it almost like the intellectual version of being born wealthy like you you have no worries and so you you almost become spoiled well well well that's absolutely there are arguments that after some faculty get tenure of the shutdown or they really are doing I mean it's a whole tier system so you move you get tenure when you move from assistant to associate professor and then you know what you want to get to is full Professor right and that's the sort of that just a different place in the hierarchy I felt much Freer after I got after I got tenure to explore topics that I would be more hesitant to explore between religion and drugs so luckily I'm not the only one who but it's I believe there are a lot of interesting connections that haven't been made especially in in Contemporary American society the other the other drug that I'm particularly interested in and seems to get a lot of response is that I also include Pharmaceuticals and prescription. Glasses as a part of the drugs and religion connection and so looking at the pharmaceutical industry and then pills as some sort of religious objects and and structures and cultures magic pill that is effective and can bring you to a better place it has importance in terms of community and who you are connected with how the drug allows you to have certain kinds of community so a lot of this is obviously kind of message do you see the messages and in pharmaceutical commercials for me trippin with kind of religious sentiments and sensibilities you can be safe where you saved your well your saved with a bill so this is a subject in particular that like pre-tenure would be enough to be walking on eggshells I would say yeah there are some but enjoy it though I think most people would like to keep it in and think it's serve some function in terms of as you're saying sort of legitimacy of people are internally motivated some people are motivated just buy whatever drives them whatever intellectual curiosity their goals whatever it is it has nothing to do with financial stability or job stability but not not not most most people if you give them 100% job security they're going to get fat I'm afraid their interests no matter what and then they're certainly the number of Scholars who were like that make their way to the top the path is what enters our them the destination is not real right you do would be work but not for you so it's just a different kind of professional life a memoir on mortality I was directionless and just f****** around at high school and getting taking all kinds of drugs can you believe that in the San Fernando Valley that's weird you were doing that in San Fernando Valley no one does that help wear oh yeah alright right in California can't wait to go to the Jets are cuz you would heard about it legendary kickboxer in the early days of kickboxing and he came out of Los Angeles it's so funny how many people come out of San Fernando Valley we came around episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    The Religious Qualities of Celebrity Worship, Pop Culture
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    but my my interested my interest is more in the sort of intersections of religion and culture where people might not recognize their being religious even though I would try to make the argument that they are celebrity I would call a religious culture that has systems of meaning different kinds of rituals possibilities for discovering your true self whole kind of value system that can be tied up as a form of religion small tribe and there was one great leader battle-scarred leader who seen it all and can give us the information and he was the one talking we would listen that that would be a person of great importance we all gather around and listen but when you see Brad Pitt in the movie screen and his face is 30 feet high and this music playing when he talks in the team of writers of carefully constructed all of his words in the perfect sentence and you know it's just like it's so moving and inspiring and then even real life oh my God it's really you let me why is really done anything other than pretend he's been protecting the great Entertainer but distractions but it's not that he's led us through battle but it's not that he's he's figured out how to find the food in the water you know this is not what it is but in our hijacked human reward system we treat him as though he is the great leader sort of them strange middle-ground celebrity and spiritual leader of some kind so you know obviously it's going to vary depending on what celebrity you're talking about but you know just in terms of projections our imagination where we invest you know our Energies consumer culture or things around medicine that their religious qualities that don't have to do with the Bible or with Muhammad or something that is very rigid ideologies that treated like religions that you have to follow and is also signs that people will hold up that they're complying and there along with this ideology one of them that I talked about a lot of people taking photos with masks on on Twitter for their profile picture right like I know what you're doing right we all know what you doing yeah unimportant kind of site for religious activity and Investments and where we're really going to see the action what's happening on Instagram Twitter and so on your not meaning like as handed down from a higher power your meaning as in people fall in with the same sort of compliant behavior and patterns and not necessarily I mean it's not all just sort of compliance and Conformity is how we try to live our lives in ways that can carry as well as you know issues around Health what are the sources that are available to be you know as I said in my class many times I think popular culture is much more of an important kind of teacher about religious ideas and values than you know the local preacher house up because people pay more attention to absolutely because they're more swayed by it has more of an impact put into the actual impact of what is in so much thought putting into a just what pops liquid gets people to pay attention right well and money talks and money is sacred you know when want some more of the Sacred and our society than making some money and that's connection so the action isn't taken place in the church that's taking place in you know music festivals Burning Man this is where generalize but I think very much for especially younger people but baby boomers as well go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Santino & the Shrew Moment - JRE Toons
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    the Natural History Museum in Bozeman Montana has a raptor that on one side of it they had feathers on it try to give you like an alternate perspective of what it might have looked like they know that now that the idea that all dinosaurs were these reptile looking things is incorrect some of them literally were birds so the birds you see today whether it's a peacock or chicken or something like that they're f****** dinosaurs bigger than a chicken didn't really make it why did the small ones make it when the impact hit the world that it was so devastating they killed almost everything till I never whatever was left whatever scrounging the Scavenging little creature that was left evolved and became us we used to be a mole we'd be like a shrew 65 million years ago that's what these people you came from a monkey I know you know baby Jesus is how crazy these Liberals are you know that it's crazy to think you came from Uncle Willie's motherfukers take it to another level that they're so crazy they think you came from a shrew he were like a little mold character yep yep yep yep yep and then that became a monkey and then becomes you all that s*** inside of 65 million years get the f*** out of here inside of 65 million years and years old do crocodiles have the same but somehow or another we went from being a f****** shrew to being a person who knows and loves Jesus in her heart s*** that's it right there that thing so if you can see like rats like there was a buy it


    The Next Steps of Immersive Gaming
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    have you spent any time at all playing virtual reality Games you enjoy what do you think about it and he said to me I know that if I stop playing that game I don't play it at all or I'm going to basically be giving up years of my life and I don't have the time to do that so I just have never even opened the game to play it it's just not something I want to do and that's that's how I felt about most I grew up watching Ghostbusters and loved it so fly through you and you can feel the suit compresses and so feels like they're biting into which experience but if you had told me that I could give up the next 48 hours of my life put on the run around no food just just do this before so incredibly immersive and engaging and interesting I would have done it it was amazing and it wasn't even like that's not even where we going with this stuff games you play I playing with my whole family we put the haptic feedback suits on Virtual Reality helmets you kill zombies you fight off skeletons on a pirate ship there's a bunch of games and it is wild and you see it and you go I see where this is going like this is right now pretty immersive pretty immersive really really fun very engaging exciting to do but you know for a fact that it's just going to keep getting better and keep getting better and right now it's insanely addictive what I get soap have to do it when we did like while go with my family every couple weeks or so and we get so excited when we're on our way over there luckily it's got a set time it's the one our experience when it's over it's over but my God you know you're you're in it like you just want to know you're in a haunted house you're fighting off zombies and they're just running at you like hundreds of them you're gonna come down it's so exciting when they get ahold of you feel their touch like them in a haptic feedback CPAC red in front of your face like you're getting torn apart and you know that this is essentially like Doom right if you play doing today it's the pixels are enormous it's just like it looks clumpy and squarish and blockish and it's fun still but it's so it is so crude and comparison to a modern game you know where the modern games have like there's a new Unreal Engine and we were playing a video of it the other day because it's so hard to believe that this is just a video game in this this video game the lighting in the textures in the shadows are so exact it's so incredible and you just have this feeling of an Ativan inevitability like there's just going to come a time where you're going to be in this virtual reality thing and you're going to have a whole haptic feedback outfit from your fingers to your toes all over your face and it's going to it's going to be better than real life and that's what everyone's terrified of yeah I don't mean it's it's hard to it's hard to avoid that right that. Feeling that excitement that you have is your about to play imagine if that will always available to you at any moment of the day it'll be hard to resist it and then there was a point where everything just the processing speed the sophistication of the development of design you can make it seem basically real and it's only going to become more so and so you don't have to suspend disbelief at all the men experience it's there it's real it might as well be real people way smarter than me that aren't worried about it you know I had John Carmack on the podcast are those engines he's his take on phones was basically well people enjoy them and they make life better and he just doesn't seem to be worried at all and you know obviously he makes games and he's working with oculus who was at the time at least working with oculus making all these games and he he's also a very disciplined person so he'll code for 16 hours a day you know and he's also he plays that there's the one game we have the drumsticks in the things are coming at you and you're swinging at the air and knocking at insanely high level where he's basically getting this wild cardio workout in like like he's doing some sort of stick fighting martial art you know is like swinging his arms back and forth through the air and he actually is workout like you can do that and there's there's some benefits to like there's a boxing game that you play on Oculus or no HTC Vive I played it on and when you play this boxing game you or your squaring off against an opponent and when you get hit your screen lights up like you got hit in sparring and you can maneuver around so it's actually a workout you actually move around this person coming at you and they turn with you to try to meet you they know where you're standing and they swing at you you can you can do certain things where is actually beneficial you can get some exercise I've seen some of them they're in engineering now with omnidirectional treadmills so you have a harness around your waist you're connected in position on his omnidirectional treadmill so you can go anywhere you want and you're running and you're shooting at things and run it and you get this great workout while you're having fun so it's not all doom and gloom I think there's a temptation to fall on one end of the spectrum of the other and I don't think that makes sense as with most issues in life you know this is some new ones that's going to come in people who will just talk about the end of the world and suddenly you find this game that encourages you to to run and move around that's going to have some beneficial effects if you hear someone who's unnaturally disciplined like don't, then I'm going to take the best from scratch that I say what what is going on where is all that time going with with screens with any kind of Technology with any kind of shift in the world you always want to try to do that across the population not trying to roll back to the 1950s yet we want to retain the screens but work out the best way to use them in the best pipe rust resistant when we need to do that we're also getting in shape examples this is the same year that Facebook I'm about I couldn't really find a good enough internet connection to be able to speak with video to my family in Australia and I don't think I'm a couple years later go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify


    The Ethical Responsibilities of Tech Companies
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    it's done and you go back and you look at it and you you think about the time that's passed since you released it is there anything you would have revised is there anything that you wish you would added yeah of the big tech companies and I wanted to write about the business side of of what these companies were doing and tried really hard but didn't get that far in building with these companies I couldn't get past a lot of the Condor some barriers and I knew what I was writing about because I wanted to be honest about it and I couldn't get along but I would like to learn more about the business side and a lot of that was getting from me so that's a big part of it is not there's not much else really business practices of these companies was interesting to you that they are aware of how addictive all these things are elevations and then you you take that information and you embedded in the platform that you're designing but that's really hit and miss that's how avoid the trial-and-error by being completely agnostic about the theory what's going to drive us to know about that all I need to do is run a series of Clive trials by combat so if you're playing again you might discover people will play the mission 10 minutes longer if they buy the ocean is round 2 of the trial you cannot Rescue an artifact or you can rescue a person and people attend out a more interested in rescuing a person so they'll play for an extra 10 minutes if you do this is kind of Frost resist and if you do that on mass and ends up typing the user experience you end up having features on the platform that designed to be hot for us to escape from if you're creating a game billions and billions of data points in getting real-time very rapid feedback from us also compared to books and movies it's it's not a fair comparison cuz those things end yes that's really where the problem lies right is that a book or movie is not going to make you eat pizza 3 times a day and gain 40 lb / 5 weeks because you're trapped in your house doing nothing but enjoying this book or movie constantly because there is no end to it like there's something like I said I'd completely understand why they would do that and then it makes sense or engineering a game you would want to make this game the most compelling the most entertaining the most engaging possible but do you think that these companies have a social responsibility for recognizing the fact that they are massively addictive did I have an ethical of social responsibility is on Google Facebook Instagram Twitter it's doing other things that is a loss that I conceived about as a loss and it is because it means that are less capable of attracting advertising dollars and that drives the whole model that is a broken model it's a terrible model because of privileges isn't that when Nintendo came out that was just an incredible product I think that was just you know that was designed to deliver a plus experience money for us to get us depart without time and therefore without money and responsibilities and Industrial company and his company is making billions of dollars but the reminder externalities so negative for that I'm not suggesting I do exactly the same thing with tech companies but there is an externality these companies are making billions of dollars the externality is not that they poisoning their waterways in the air but they're changing how we would have the same sort of effect that a warning label has on cigarettes but it doesn't really matter like when they put those cancer labels on cigarettes people smoke cigarettes already know what causes cancer tops anything or helps them at all warning labels a toothless if you don't know warning labels done too much I agree so what could they do have them hamstring themselves like if you like let's propose they reverse-engineer what they've done and do at the opposite way like it itches going towards the ocean makes people play more so we're going to go to the woods rescue person makes you play more so you know you are rescuer Jim you know like they're going to use the least addictive out of all these paths then you going to be non competitive with the people that are engineering games that are going to choose the most addictive so then it's almost like everyone's agreeing to make the shittiest game possible because it's the only way people can not be addicted I think as I said the model is broken if a model is about attention and about picking the version of the game social media billions of dollars of Revenue that you got from from Individual uses to a pint to use the platform and that's that's the universe that I think leads to better outcomes for everyone and beaches based on people enjoying them getting value from them rather than features designed to hook us octopus you spending too much time you feel bad about it talk about ways to deal with it but working at the level of the of the tech companies is really really difficult episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st sounds of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify


    Is the Pandemic Enabling Phone Addiction?
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    will be hard for us to to resist the temptation to do that and it's going to create a physical barrier between human beings wanted to figure out a way to hook us deeper artificial intelligence would release a virus and they would force us to stay inside it doesn't kill everybody but it makes people scared so you stay inside and it connects you even deeper to computers and maybe more importantly separates you even more from The Human Experience of touching and being around each other and social cues and social Gathering and it makes it even more compelling to do thing virtually more compelling to be on your computer all the time messing with applications and then while this is all going on something far more immersive is released when you're already accustomed to it The Lost Boys pick the last four people would say this is a lot of people I just over and so when we hostel of this I think there's a chance that's going to be the Catalyst to push people away craving that. True face-to-face time you're actually sitting in front of a person having a real conversation and that's being I think a shift in a lost roughly I don't know you that are craving the experience of being around other folks who I think you're aware of the repercussions of his virtual experience that we're all engaging in and the addiction to screens and screen time and phones and games and applications but I think there's plenty of folks that are happy to just get lulled to sleep and sucked into it and I think that's my real concern my real concern is mindful thoughtful people like yourself that are you know that are saying listen we need you know just a real experience with human beings and we're revolting and and leaving the but if you look at that numbers in terms of human beings like what like it at the average screen time all that stuff going up use of these things is all going up and I think there's folks like you that would like to think that we're rejecting it I think it's a it's a minority that's rejecting it I think they're mine or the majority are embracing it and screens do that they are avocados a non substance way to to be soothed what happened with me on that flight to six hours uncertainty about everything we do and humans episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify sounds of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that include the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Post Malone's Alien Moment - JRE Toons
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    we are in a weird f****** time and if the aliens come right now it's the probably the best time to come over we're going to be the most relaxed about it people are scared to shake hands when are you going to say hi tell me what's up tell me what's actually going to have an alien the podcast imagine three-foot-tall 40 lb dude with a giant bulbous head in like antennae like fingers in his explained how they Traverse space imagine soundtrack and you interpret those sounds No Matter What language you're in all over the world you instantaneously and turbo wheel. there's a alien on the JRE and that's a little bit me talking to some alien protein your assholes they probably eat clouds or like they probably just eat energy they maybe they just exist in some sort of redundant system material probably cereal they probably just eat energy maybe they just exist in some sort of like a redundant system material probably they're probably just cereal


    Joe Reflects on Crazy David Blaine Podcast
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    can you see David Blaine manipulate cards you realize like oh okay like there's levels to everything like David Blaine to do crazy s*** with cards like he didn't see it with my daughter like eat like Denny's car tricks and I was watching everything he did and I have no idea how he did it but he did things were like cards would you have a stack of cars and you keep tapping the stack and stack would go small and small to his like two cards you have no idea how we did it you just look at it like what are you doing like he's got access to time travel is like pulling those cards out when you're not looking and then coming back to normal. Like it didn't make right I know how to do a couple of car checks and I'm not very good at them but like I have an idea each was he asked them to do it hold each of his arrest he rolled his sleeves up and he made these cards disappear you know like what is happening what are you doing now and I I took the job because Robert Morton who used to be the executive producer of Letterman with the EPS anyway I take the job just cuz it's a short to 4-week we're making a pilot for this magician I'm like I like magic magic school and Morty's the EP so this will be a cool thing to work on right short job so I show up day one and basically were all in a big writers room or whatever and I go yeah you know in there like we got Tony here cuz he's a you know he's going to add some Edge to the comedy on the show cuz it was a comedy whose comedy Central's first-ever magic comedy show the pilot and and I go yeah you know I'll punch up whatever you guys show me the tricks that you want to do and I'll write jokes around the trick and that's when I this is when I realized how cool this job was about to be they go the main guy goes now you write the trick and you write the joke and I'm like so you'll be able to do whatever my imagination thinks would be a cool magic trick and like him and like four other magicians which was basically the rest of the creative staff the same time or like yep and that's what excites them is because they can't even think of things you know what I mean and I can but they want to hear what a different mind thinks would be impossible and then they figure out how to do it well we ended up because it was a pilot of a show we ended up having to figure out a theme for just the pilot so the example that was technology so one of the things was him vs. him versus a 3D printer in making things. It was really funny because there was this kid they went to this ended up finding this like nerdy smart school where this kid was excited about his three printer and basically it was it was just him making things appear out of absolutely nowhere well one kid was still printing one thing with a 3D printer took forever Indian pigeon pigeon pigeon pigeon car car car car car ended up being you know it's a comedy so but there was some really crazy ones first and they know what the average person you looking at a deck of cards you have an idea what's possible with with a deck of cards but they have is 10x times more options how to hold them how to move them how to manoeuvre those cards how to distract you with the other hand after a day at work and I find like the seven of Spades an issue I forgot to finish that one checked the folded card under Jeff's watch band and he's like where's the card and you can just like where to go look at your wrist and you like realize like it was folded and stuffed under his watch and he has a f****** G-Shock right so it's it's not like a loose crazy watch band it's a tight buckle rubber strap watch band he stuffs it in there and he's like what the f*** I'm like what the fuc no one saw it and that's Amy what you are feeling some of it right can you film some of it other people. I was wondering I was I was a big fan of his growing up cuz I was like a huge fan of magic David Copperfield But like after I figured I was waiting my whole life to watch him up close like I said and I wanted to just I wanted to try to catch him and he said he was so good at he did I-76 in front of you can't cuz he's a really nice guy really nice guy like genuinely nice on camera off camera with everybody with security guys with my family with everybody like you can tell just really nice friendly genuine guy but some of the stuff he does his pocket weird like you made me shove an ice pick through his bicep yeah what was that like I mean yeah it's not a trick right it's just pain and I think the pain is just a sensation right and if you could just tolerate the sensation it's not deadly in one time I hit a nerve when going to back it out and do it again how to do it a second time because I got in a new sub top top like it hit the nerve and do it again I think you supposed to be more disturbing and impressive than I reacted to it cuz first of all I'm used to pain you know I've been doing martial arts most wanted some always hurt I've had a bunch of surgeries and also have butchered animals like I understand muscle tissue and I'm not it's just like why we doing this it was more why we doing this then oh my God I can't believe we're doing this like I wanted was not a good one for me because it's like okay like I could do that too like if you want to shove that through my arm I could just sit here while you shove that threw my arm I wouldn't like it though I bleed a little bit yeah we had to stop and refill because he had like a little bit of a hematoma right timing wasn't it but a little muscle I pushed it through his f****** arm dude like his muscles a hundred percent not between the bone in the muscle no no I shoved it through his muscle 100% you can do that you can do that you know there's guys this one things we found out during the show that I didn't know they would shove swords through their body their whole gig with shoving swords everybody and we watched it live we are not live watch videos of these guys shoving swords through this one guy's body was famous for it so it take like a long thin sword they shove it through his chest and come out the other end and it just be standing there with his sword through yeah so here's me did you see this now so here's me yeah poke the right there at 100% real but again that's not the best one for me because if your person is like doesn't necessarily see a lot of pain or the oven you still a surgery or someone getting feel like if you did that to a doctor write the doctor Blake doing the pushing something through the muscle probably hurts right good joke or a casana it's an illusion you just doing something that hurts like okay like Steve-O could do that Steve has probably done that a hundred times he does things like that I mean you probably drink 15 bottles of water or something crazy and then he swallowed his frog in the frogs in his stomach with all the water they swallowed and then he spit up the water slowly but surely in a buckwheat and ice bucket on the table and then he eventually got to the point where he felt the Frog coming up a spit the frog out in my hand shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Rogan Talks About Chimp Attacks
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    Lions have one shot of getting injured to get injured once in their life and then it's over so how long do you think they last after an injury like that doubles in a couple weeks so usually started do you think I like you think the lion keeps thinking you think they have like memories and they're like that f****** gazelle all the animals have an ego their sense of fair though animals have a sense of some animals to Italy Champs do one of the reasons why chimps attack people is cuz if people give something to someone else and don't give it to them they have a real sense of fairness yeah there's a famous story of this guy who had a pet chimp and then the same about chances you can keep them when they're young and then they get older and it's like a man but a man that's five times stronger than you and likewise you can listen to he's not going to listen to you so I think you start biting off fingers is 1 things of chips do what you have to get mad either bite off your finger and I just let you know they're the boss they don't give a f*** if you're injured have no remorse right and they're intelligent so he have his thing's not a dog is not a person it's just weird in between things and animal but it's also intelligent and so when you do something for someone else but you don't do something for them they get rage like horrific rage guide brings to a shelter the shelter takes it in and he goes to visit it every year in the chimp goes to see him I call my friend I miss you I miss you why can't I come home but I can't come home ever because he would just take over the house right cuz he's a grown chat meet they don't castrate Champs the way they castrate dogs like when you castrate a dog like everybody it's standard people think it's good. Yeah I did Dennis likes tired and like that like if you ever seen a dog gets snipped I had one of my dogs get snipped at when I was 5 years old is too aggressive and so someone talked me into it and then one of them snapped also knew was just tired all the time he's lazy and I realize it anymore it's all gone so the dogs are different dog now she can't do that for whatever reason you can't do that camps that are in cages right next to her like this m*********** didn't bring me a cake I can't believe this s*** so they figure out a way to get out and they got out and attacked them and they tore him apart they tore his face off and tore his dick off at towards feet off they they bit his fingers off it's one of the most horrific cruel attacks you'll ever hear of because they did it to try to take away from him the things he wants and needs like chimps recognize you need your fingers in order to do things your face do you need your dick in order to f*** so that's the things that go after f****** a****** to kill you they try to take away what it means to be a human so if you try to hide your hands will pull your hands away from open them up and buy them off like crazy with rage filled look in their eye and they don't communicate with language so they only have this sense in their head and what's fair and what's not fair and what you've done to them so if you do something that makes them jealous they think immediately you something bad that they don't think that no no I just gave my friend a cake you made them feel bad so it's you you made them feel bad so the go right after you so it's it's like a sort of up it's an interesting study in the way sometimes people look at things like we've all been jealous right you been jealous of someone you see someone is doing something well I wish I was that guy but you don't act that person right people recognize like it's not false that I feel bad that he has this Corvette I have to just I just got to appreciate the guys hustle guys out there kicking ass all right I got to get my s*** together but there's nothing that we have initially with him in the children we we feel angry like you feel upset like you feel like you've been shorted like someone's why didn't I get that this is b******* he gets it and I don't it's a fascinating part of human and then humans as we get older and more sophisticated with language but still carry the same child this motion we find reasons to be upset at someone for being successful we find reasons to Eat the Rich you know we find these by these weird little way so we can justify our jealous you are anger our disdain for those who are more successful than we so it's like we're coming up with complicated sophisticated ways to the farthest Primal behaviors that chimps exhibit and just violent rage so this guy the famous case so you can see the pictures if you want to see the pictures of the guy who got his face ripped apart I was off. Yeah look as face your fingers that's the champ right there on the right hand corner Champs exactly know the human anatomy all that well but they know what's important to you face your fingers f****** challenge or the sky part so if he would have brought pieces of cake and giving them to all the chimps and all the cages if but if you see a champ at the zoo and you you're in this big there in this big containment they all this monkey bars and stuff they can hang on but there's a bunch of people staring at them like all day long people staring at you through the glass and there's a ceiling light isn't that over the top so you can't go over the top and it's fences and you just like f*** everyday is boring nothing happens nothing happens every day there's no liens there's no no fruit to go pick there's no places to go journey to to explore are chimps travel around man then I'll just sit in one particular 100-yard area for the rest of their life that's not even a hundred yards right you go to the LA Zoo how small that enclosure is yeah I'm what's the LA Zoo wants really high really high like on an edible and I wrote a piece on my website called the animal prison and I was like because it made me feel like a f****** super sensitive to everything but I am recognized her instead of thinking about myself and thinking about you know I'm going to go to the zoo and see the monkeys I went there and I immediately felt sadness I was like oh no these poor creatures like they don't want to be here like what are we doing like we can't do this like I was thinking like I got to get out of here it's Trail we don't we don't even really know how smart are orcas all right we get there or Dolphins cuz we put them in these weird categories like how much emails do they send do they make houses know they must be stupid but they must cerebral cortex is 40% larger than ours we don't know how smart they are they also they communicate they have weird sophisticated language we can't decipher we can't decipher it we don't know what their language is they've been able to recognize specific accents so then like you know like there's a Southern accent and Cleveland accent is a Chicago accent accent like we can tell this by the sound do this isn't working from Alaska or this at work or from Seattle it just gets limp episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Rogan on Possible Pacquiao vs. McGregor Fight
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    that's also because he's in the Philippines in the the Philippines perfect position on the 707 to the 882 the 10 and he's out 10 ball watches pop if you watch out he Strokes the ball like everything super-precise of a position that's from fighting and goes into professional pool he we might win some World Championships like no bulshit me and he still fighting actively they're actually talked about him fighting Conor McGregor right now which is kind of Bonkers do that gets out beautiful position why do you say that kind of Bonkers because you think Dominique Connor free watched McGregor Mayweather since it's been like Don I just was on my Showtime app and I wanted to watch some box ain't it popped up and I clicked on it and I did not remember I remember is Connor shocking me with how good he did but I did not remember it being as close as it truly was the reason why it was closed because Mayweather let him blow his wad right just let him clip Mayweather legit legit left uppercut early in the fight and I was kind of stunned I was like wow that's really legit wash us here we go see what would Connor Italy that if you see it once this left uppercut so because he's not a professional boxer he's not as efficient and he's going to get tired easier Mayweather is one of the greatest if not the greatest boxer of all time I said there's a real good argument who's the greatest of all-time cuz he's undefeated 15o and really only been hurt by Sugar Shane Mosley and Maidana 2 Guys and they're spectacular career 50 and and just gets hit less than anybody and he's super smart about how he sets up fights he sets up one of these does a massive s*** and get everybody wanting to root for him to lose he'll show you always rolls-royce's to show you all this money to show you always watches and everybody's like he's going to go broke he's going to go broke because he's he's got his style is take the minimal amount of damage find your openings and then establish a game and then Dominate and that's what and everybody that's what he did to Manny Pacquiao and their fight and you know Manny Pacquiao apparently had a f*****-up shoulder but that's what he did to Ricky Hatton dominated Ricky Hatton with the time was in a one of the best in the world and a guy that a lot of people were interested in seeing how he would do against Mayweather and then the second fight with my Donna you to see the Brilliance of Mayweather cuz you know we got clipped in the first fight so he digested all of Madonna's movements and what he did wrong in the first thing that came out of second fight and just put on a clinic is basketball time but Connor is a freak he's an explosive guy he's so fast and there's no remedy for that other than getting a guide tired so what Mayweather was doing was boxing with them but preserving being safe got clipped a couple times realize that Connor can punch him punch but just drag him into Deep Water Deep Water is the most intelligent in terms of his overall strategy to preserve his house yet to always win me he's the most intelligent he's so good you know all the greats have suffered losses and setbacks and accept him look at that movement look how she moves away from everything so you you're punching it are and you still threatening but you're not really hitting them and he's making you throw punches and occasionally clip them with a shot as he's moving away and he rolls with a lot of s*** so it's got to be a guy like like Sugar Shane Mosley clip them really kliptham like really hurt him and he just grabbed a hold of him and held onto him eventually started kicking his ass just took time if you're young boxer and you want to know what it's like to be a 41 year old and still be at the top of your game you got to be like him or like Bernard Hopkins when Bernard Hopkins was at the top of his game he was older he was like in his forties like he was I think it was 36 when he beat Felix Trinidad a lot of people are Bernards done it's over fields Trinidad Tito Trinidad is a future and he lit on fire return he got some mashed Bernard Hopkins National Treasure pop some of that job and that was uncomfortable but it's like he really is your master distance Bernard was a master of distance to in Bernard was it is different kind of style different kind of defensive style Bernard liquid frustrate guys will make it very physical and got to get real frustrating they didn't know what to do and it's want to f****** start winging punches and then he get right in your face again and clinched a hold of you but then break with you and catch you with the left hand always defensive always protect always disciplined you know frustrated Conan boxing's one of the interesting things right like Holyfield Tyson it's crazy everybody remembers the ear bite but not a lot of people talk about the massive amount of clenching and headbutts that Holyfield was landing on him in that fight very clear when you watch it again episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience on Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    The Aftermath of the 2020 Election
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    my worry about this Biden thing is that people voted for Biden because they hate Trump they didn't vote for Biden because he's a leader that they respect and they wanted in Meijer and that he's going to lead us out of it like if Obama was calling for Unity if he was the guy that was the president and he was calling for Unity really intelligent guy with this message of unity should be listened to what that did happen right I mean that happened in 2008 that's what Obama said when he want and there was some decent amount of unity I think that over 70% approval rating when he first came in I mean it wasn't certainly anything like the country is now but at the end of 8 years of Obama you had a republican house Republican Senate and Donald f****** Trump elected president so we had that but it didn't matter cuz even with such a charismatic guy like Obama calling for Unity and sang a lot of the right things at least at first the the policies and what was actually happening in the country were really f****** over huge numbers of people and then also think that might have been somewhat out of Obama's control but not completely out is that the error of it was like like that the Obama recovery which was the most like fronius corrupts recovery ever and the woke all rows up at the same time in the Obama years not all of his fault but some of it is, Harris has her gender pronouns in her bio gender is Hee-Haw start a trend here I recognized as he ha that's great that it's a very strange strange I think though people like a day if if you really did care about what do Unity or whatever which I think is it like something that maybe we should care about a little bit I mean not that we all have to agree on everything right I don't like this that we don't have to all be one and I'll have the same you know attitude about everything but when you see what's going on in the country over this year at the culture wash it is really scary I like people should be appropriately concerned about that when you see what's going on in life was going on in Portland are you had like that f****** you know like the like militias facing off against each other you have like the antifa vs. proud boys type s*** like it's like a they're playing pretend Civil War a civil war right now in the moment don't want this to actually come to you holding your buddies head while he bleeds out and screams for his mom what you don't want that so the idea that down is is a good idea but I think the only way to do that is to understand why Donald Trump was president to begin with and that like to meet a big story of all of this isn't that Joe Biden looks like he's going to be the president that's kind of boring to me it's like I can't do it that Joe Biden got elected has been getting elected almost 50 years like 100k the story is still that Donald Trump won the presidency and then it for years later. Like Millions more votes than he got the first time and almost by the butt by hair almost wanted again I mean that's like pretty f****** crazy did you see when he was in Pennsylvania and he drew 53,000 people to his rally in central Pennsylvania and they start off the first like four minutes of it are at and we love you we love you we like what the f*** is that what's going on here and to just kind of dismissed like the corporate press attitude is like well as racism a little bit more being called a fashion as a big part of that it's a lot of the call for a radical shift and the identity of America well that I think that's a huge part of it I also think that if you're the woke lecturing is almost like just the insult on top like if you're one of these people who lives in these towns you've seen for four decades now like factories disappear jobs get outsourced the lights Nancy has gone down suicides have gone up you know you're one of these some guy in central Pennsylvania or what were all over the country and what you know you probably lost your job now you're working a shity or job you never really came back from where you are after 2008 maybe you got a son who's addicted to opioids got another son who like you know who's never been the same since you got back from one of these stupid Wars and then after all that the people who sent you there are now lecturing you about your white privilege and then Donald Trump it really took was Donald Trump came in and said you know what I'm for you I'm for you I'm not for the Mexicans are the Muslims I'm not for this world show time for you and I want you to win and that's like 10 any plastic message sure that's one of the things that he got across the whole thing to like make America great again but that's a simplistic message and two people that want to sort of like they really you know some some country music songs country music I like a lot of country music but a lot of country music I don't like because I know what you're doing you just trying to blocks everything into this real simple we're going to go down to the lake we're going to have ourselves a drink cuz everything's going to be great you know I miss my grandma like there's like this simplistic really boiled down worldview and it Comforts people because people are scared of new on scared of their scared of the complexity of light and yes I Donald Trump has a master that things down to a real simple slow slogan a real you know simple phrase that that people can wrap their heads around get behind but there's also that on the opposition to Trump side where they try to boil things down to like well that it was racism or it was white supremacy or something like that do you like there's a lot more going on here and I really think that like they're these people on some level recognized that they've been screwed over by the establishment forgotten by them and that they they are hated by by The Establishment which is true I like they're right about that until they wanted someone to fight for them and I think Trump represents that to them but I don't think he really was that for my perspective I think it's kind of con artist but I do think that he tapped into something that's really powerful and that could get a lot worse if there's not some kind of like reconciling with it does it get better now that's the real question like because what like how does it get better with Biden and Kamala Harris I mean unless people start rejecting once people realize that things aren't going to change for the better with them and office well that's I think that is that realization is going to come cuz things go you know things move fast these days but I do think that one of the things that's interesting with Biden and Kamala Harris is that a lot of these like super Progressive people are celebrating right now because Trump what was out you know until Trump Was Defeated and they feel like they helped get vitamin Kamala Harris and which is they were certainly a portion of helping them and then Trump also is the one who is saying like we know Joe Biden he's just a trojan horse for AOC and ilhan Omar he's socialism which is actually complete b******* Joe Biden if anything is a trojan horse for Dick Cheney Joe Biden is a trojan horse for the establishment War Hawks big Banks corporate Elite Tech Giant also that money too but I'd have to make those deals and then I'd have to be compromised and when he was saying that I was like he's right he's not wrong about that when I wrong about that because if he decided to play ball with all those guys like they would have got behind him and did the narrative would have switched yeah that's for sure it's a really important question that people might want to like pain. Even people who really hate Donald Trump and you can really hate Donald Trump that's fine but you might wonder why it is that the establishment hate him so much and I have like my guess is that it's not for the same reasons that your left-wing friend hates Donald Trump like I don't buy for a f****** second that the CIA and the Republican establishment hated Donald Trump because you said mean things about Mexicans but I just don't buy that for a f****** second these are people who will Slaughter brown people in third world countries and lose no sleep over at like Donald Trump was that he was a wild man who would blurred out things any blurred out a lot of crazy s*** they need also brought out the truth and that was something that nobody you're not supposed to say that but you're with Donald Trump was running in 2016 if he stood the Republican primary debate stage in South Carolina Republicans in South Carolina and looked at Jeb Bush in the eyes and said your brother lied us into war in Iraq and everyone was like what the fuc but you can't say that at the Republican South Carolina and all the pumpkins all the media class they're like Trump's finished now cuz you can't these are the people fought the war in Iraq and these are the most pro-military people rent and the next day at the at the primary Donald Trump took 60% at all the other Republicans all 12 of them split the other 40% episode from September 1st go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    The Ascension of Jorge Masvidal
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    I would have really loved to have seen Jorge Mas Vuitton come out with mono for had a camp cuz he did not have a camp for that fight and still presented some real big problems for tomorrow don't you find the Ascension of Jorge kind of funny I love it I want you when he fought I like Wednesday at 1:55 so I was at that fight it was in Fairfax Virginia and I'll never forget fight week was that one of these UFC gyms in somewhere in the suburbs of DC I don't remember where I live in city property with like you know go out to the suburbs and it was decently attended super well attended open workout has enough people there and I'll got a huge you know whatever and if I think it was Frankie know it was Chad Mendes and Ricardo Lamas the main event and Chad was a big Alpha Mill guy the time and Jorge came out and maybe 10 people knew who he was media the the Latin media that was their want to talk to him but like most of the media was kind of like her take on it f****** good this guy's on my way I thought you won that Fight 2 and then years later like what the f*** am I doing with my life and then he had a chance to think about all those fights where he just fell short and why did he fall short you know what to do was he playing it safe within decided he's going to start baptizing people as he puts it and man you talk to other guy with turn the corner and and change I mean the Ben askren fight though that was it that was the cherry on top and then of course the marking of Nate Diaz when he beat the f*** out of Nate Diaz and that was a crazy fighting they were talking about running that back I was like yeah I was confused I was like don't forget Darren till put his lights out 2 with a beautiful step forward left hook combination mean he's a monster he's a monster he's hard for anybody to deal with in the fact that he stopped there until when Darren tells his terrifying Striker that just beat down Donald Cerrone you know Darren tells a scary guy and to see him put him away that way and you know obviously was after tired and beat them but it was still like a stunning stunning KO and he just a fun guy like everything's fine about him. Like I like I do on the podcast and I said the real question is whether not been asking get ahold of you so I can get ahold of these nuts and oats that's that's him you know that's him he's just a real fun dude is a fun dude watch fight is a fondue to listen to him talk has been you can do it's like a couple of Miami guys couple cuban-americans and they're on opposite sides politically very much so I left but like they have this camaraderie through Heritage and identity and some shared experiences you just can't fake you know some of the reasons why is his takedown defense is so good he's confident that he could stand straight up like that and his striking is very crisp very clean and he's clever like you said straps you know what catches you really that f****** Ben askren thing was goddamn genius and we see him prep for IT training footage that he did that over and prep for the angle right to the right and then charged atom so they've been asked you would like grab this guy like literally he he sent two different traps the running at him and then the tree in the corner and then running at him and Ben askren like instincts just drove in and he couldn't help himself to go through any of his Fights free till winter loose doesn't matter and watch how many times when the other getting the mouthpiece put in in the Vaseline put on at the the beginning watch how many times the commentator says folks don't understand how good he is I know how smart is this is one of the most well-rounded fighters in all the UFC and they do it in this kind of way to like almost plead with the audience to understand the fighter as they do that that would be me fountain ideas right I mean Josh Thompson at one point in time was the f****** man right and so he knocks out Yves Edwards in boat dock member Bo. I have all the DVDs at home I have Mala home episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video that go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there will also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    The Myths of Human Origin
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    I asked if you ever seen the images of indigenous people in the Amazon the walk around Barefoot and their feet literally start to look like hands they splay out in a very bizarre way you look at the tunnel when it's like it's it's like physically separated yes or looking at a picture of it right now and it's almost like they're gripping the ground with their toes and the toes are very thick and strong cuz they're they're constantly walk around Barefoot and they they use their toes in the toe muscles in a way that we don't use them anymore cuz we're essentially were in casts with our shoes look at like modern adaptation data pieces of modern humans you know in all these different pockets in the world or we look into all these ancient species which are even weirder humans are weird big heads we have a funny way of walking we're growing old and we've had so much I mean there's nothing about our proportion proportion to get the function of adaptation there a function of evolutionary biology and you know when certain chemicals are released in developmental process or whatever so so sometimes you see literature are people positing that somehow it was something like an end we read some type of an estate or and of creatures size-wise much more than the ancient Apes that we find the correct like we don't fight like Frances like you do mountain from The Game of Thrones that enormous giant human being that's a human being plus tall 300-plus pay my point was that like that he exists as a human being also Chris Rock as a human being and he's a very thin very small man like but they're both human beings we don't find that when you're looking at things like Neanderthal or were you looking at ain't you find much more uniformity is that correct I'll give you one example so is a head taller than then Lucy Lucy and her skeleton was found now this was the only skeleton a few years ago a team announced the discovery of another skeleton of Lucy species it's a male it's a lot bigger than Lucy they call it a fart word for Bingo females or is it just a different population or is that just you know just a difference in in the normal range for than a population you know like you have short people and tall people are how much difference is it between Lucy and this other one I don't know I wish I'd left the shop before we talk cuz I love to give you a number but it it the big guy is substantially taller and bigger than the skeletons 3.6 million years old at that Lucy Lennox 3.2 on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify sounds of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    The Controversy Surrounding Discover of 4.4 Million Year Old Skeleton
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    that one of the reasons why was tree with Summerset skepticism because clearly some sort of a primate and that you put all the stuff together and reconstruct the skull and me what is the controversy the controversy is a member of human family and you get further back in time and the things that remember the Human family become more subtle like these canine teeth or devil is another one but you know there's a great deal of skepticism about this and I'm almost in some people this this almost like me a listing for you that you can really ever know that that's been one of our tea as a member of the Human family is with a lot of outside people who have been endorsed what the research team that's in a whether it's a direct ancestor or like you know it one of your extinct and uncle the arguments that the discovery team has made about what it reveals about the last common ancestor of humans and apes and for example we were talking before about about this model of a chimp like common ancestor of humans and and African apes and the our team was spent 15 years before they announced the world believe and strangles the argued that the Skeleton shows you that the common ancestor of humans and the African Apes was it's not like it's not nowhere near as everyone thought because there's no is indeed a member of the Human family they said they placed it correctly but they are not yet convinced that it it it it it it falsifies this idea of a chip like answer yeah their argument would be well sure in the ways that are already may have still descended from this template ancestor but you know about these two adaptations that sort of erase those from its Anatomy huge package of a whole series of paper about Callahan the foot they now that the scalp there was a lot of father there for debate and disagreement and that's what's been happening for the last 10 years now when they they talk about a chimp ancestor a chimp like an ancestor is this just because chimps are around we know genetically that were at least closely related to Champs this was just presumed and is it possible that there was that all the way back like from the beginning that our ancestors were bipedal many people would say if we go back if we somehow found something that was 12 million years old was bipedal okay okay so one problem is that they split between humans and in and Champs it's probably not that overtook your at 12 million you're probably somewhere before the huge once upon a time there was a split between humans and chimps so if you go back far enough to find a champ or something like a champ you'll feel find an ancestor of a drive guess who's really a monkey wrench into this whole idea of what we that was what what was great material but you don't they don't forget the skeleton and say Here's a physical description of the skeleton go ahead and make up your own minds they presented it and it said here is a skeleton and this is why you're wrong and you're wrong in your on your eyes so they was Riley to the mode of presentation but website and told them they're all kind of barking up the wrong tree there was there was a lot of consternation about that episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify


    The Discovery of Ardi, The Oldest Human Ancestor
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    you feel people in exactly what we're talking about so we're talking about a skeleton that was discovered that is 1.2 million years older than Lucy is 4 million years old the oldest known human relative members of the Human family that are older but the thing is they're much more fragmentary they're not anywhere near the complete like another found by the same team that found the scouts were talking about that's in a piece that would like a toe bone a few other broken elements of the skeleton how much more fragmentary some teeth and then there's about 6 million years old there are some things that are older what is the scientific controversy do you think it's is it based on real skepticism or is Eagle involved in this like you're laughing there's a lot of Hugo there's a lot of disbelief Because the skeleton was so surprising a lot of ways and so contrary to the predictions that many people inside made that it was kind of like a exploding for a lot of people let me know if we could go back and look at it this thing our species name is ardipithecus ramidus that's got a mouthful party is the individual skeleton that they found his best individual like like your joke you're the individual and your species what is it has upright posture so it's standing up so this is a creature that was in the trees you know clearly climbing but it also appears to be upright walking with the supposed it look like a modern-day poor does it look like you know something we've never seen before and so the surprising thing about already is it's actually quite different than the living Apes so walks upright Dan but it's a arm but yeah that was a surprise at least was to me and I think that's got to be some of the researchers and about these kind of surprises that appear after the fact will that that was one because the bones are broken. These guys on this research team you're not there and then you calculate Adelaide delayed bombshell if you will chimps have longer arms so is this like does it have almost equal length arms and legs like put a photo of it up here and I'm getting a chance to take a look at us fascinating so it has long legs almost like a person but longer arms than we do indeed. The arms are too short so the surprising part was that a didn't walk at all on its Knuckles being it that it was Dad told ya so so the humans are we come from the African Apes that's clear from genetics has been clear for a long time the two main groups of African Apes there's gorillas and there's chips that was in those it in chips also includes a better speech about a product called bonobos and then within that was just like the bait about divide them into something you know I don't worry about that for now human ancestors did it well so we are evolved from Anoka walking ancestor aminos even cover story in nature that the headline was almost at the people get out of his suit specialize in these things say that there's like no hint of knuckle walking around but also it has no Vestige of a knuckle walking ancestry but otherwise there's no electricity Jewel Anatomy that would suggest it that it is very early days very early days of other species evolution. Minnesota bait about just how long ago the last common ancestor of humans and chimps lived it's probably at least you know anywhere from 1.5 million years before Hardy to Reno some estimates put it even further back than that so another school party but it just all the stuff it disappeared by the time you got in that species but knuckle walking as An ancestry episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify


    Former CIA Agent Mike Baker Discusses Election Fraud Allegations
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    where we are is is what the hell it's it's Friday and it looks what is leaning towards George's leading towards by it's basically over for for trunk if you look at it that you don't see a lot of avenues for Success on on this one amoeba Pennsylvania or they're still saying rightly so it's too close to call 8000 some-odd military absentee ballots count the assumption would be just like those would be for Trump to safely assume a lot of mail in ballots and in the Philadelphia area or Allegheny will be providing but they have to go through that process now that Pennsylvania isn't interested again there's a lot of people that are that are getting very pissy about Trump's attitude toward this whole thing and could he be more eloquently just shut the f****** and let the system work right let his legal team to do what they're supposed to do and what they're entitled to do and just say you know we just have to work through process will you I cook when she could but he's not going to but Pennsylvania's interesting because that the that the problem up there and maybe there's no f****** fraud you have to it's it's like an investigation right when you do an investigation you have to base it on the right from the very beginning you had a based on facts on something concrete and if you don't you're building a tire investigation potentially on very shaky ground the whole thing comes tumbling down everybody remembers or maybe not the wmd Fiasco you know from Iraq the idea that we got to get in there because one source reporting which got into the reporting Shane and they got reinvented another report and then got you know a self corroborate another reporting before you know it you're confirming all the same information from originally that one source right very shaky so you're not building a invasion of a country on on solid information with Pennsylvania if people are looking at that and going all this to all sorts of s*** going on and it's it is as fraud well you got to step back and get his okay where are the problems now there's a handful of other issues that I think they're legitimate Pennsylvania one of them being this idea that the state supreme court struck invented what the legislative branch in Pennsylvania said about ballots and when you can count the ballots up until what time the postmarking on the ballots and and so that's a legitimate issue that probably or could end up in in a higher court is did the state supreme court Pennsylvania have that right according to the Constitution to just cuz it cuz the State House is about this very thing and if a year ago or not even that is 6 months ago when we knew this pandemic was was a problem when we knew we were going to get unprecedented levels of mail-in vote if the Republican state house and said okay yours when we can start counting those mail-in vote soon as we start receiving how about that so they could have been well ahead and it's both both sides of one side of the other both sides skip the the the truth is always you know we talked about this before it's always somewhere that Center and that's that's true here but anyway Pennsylvania close to call you know this idea that they're there preventing observers from coming in or standing close enough they allow them in but then they were they able to stand close enough to observe anything of any value that should never be in question so they let them in is this all been corroborated you got there was delays in some districts right tummy because counties run these elections in and do some counties do it by the book and others apparently have decided they can do things a little bit differently so some they were not able to get in as far as access goes as you know once the ballot voting started some they weren't able to go in for the pre-vote counting or the voting day counting of these balanced and others they were we go in except maybe 25 feedback that you need campaign observers in there and they have that right to observe the counting of these things and it all comes down to the same issue whether to that or whether it's you know County ballots because discarding balance because a person has died previous to the election it all comes down to the perception of fraud there may not be anything going on in this election in terms of fraud fraud United when it when it when all is said and done but the damage is already done because people perceive it as as possible to receive it as likely or is happening and if you don't have a transparent system setup that is easy to see if you got to look at it and not be told by politicians not be told by election officials or the media that it's it's a it's a good credible system of the voter has to be able to look at the process and say yeah that's fair and transparent if I'm doing I'm not doing surveillance on some Target right and I'm out in the middle of something whether to s*** hole over there it's so you know what the urban center in a developed country I have to have cover for a reason that is plainly obvious by passerbys or by a local authorities are police that Patrol the R O I guess that's why he's there we did not one time where it was overseas we're waiting for it get to the show up and it was it was a port right and a lot busy lot of people coming and going tourists workers Commercial Workers have it, going from this busy port and you know what you didn't have to have a lot of people just hanging out right there a couple of pieces of luggage and baby stroller and a baby work at the baby from and you just stole a baby for you know it's for the good of the country and we requisitioned it we got it we have a baby requisition department down in the basement of the agency know my own baby actually hours Rite waiting theoretically for a boat but obviously pulling surveillance from an observation post and people walking by would like to others or there's some lady with baby you know suitcases cover fraction where the team but they are looking for vehicle in your driveway going to have choke points usually it's at the place of work or it's at your home right but it may be somewhere in between maybe there's a there's an Avenue that's always blocked up maybe there's a turn that they have to come to a complete stop you're looking for that choke point where you can lay out the attack where you control the environment that there's a place in the Philippines that still exist we Skol Ambush alley it was a cut through and went that very many of them and sometimes I was the only one to get from one part of the city to another and what you got in there you know you didn't just hit the gas because you are a host if you got caught up in there and there was an Insurgency going on and so you know Roblox and and local will hit teams that golden Sparrow units are always a concern and so that was that was a joke it was a joke anyway the point was for the attack they showed up one day in construction gear and construction uniform to start digging a trench as a construction team you can look that you drive by go out of building something other digging the trench it's cover for action and so it's the damn they did a bad job of hiding corruption that's what you're saying incredible by just from the voters perspective you can't do s*** like adjust the rules about just because we say we got to change the rules in the state has no connection from that to cover fraction that's what they're there for any move on you don't you don't you don't think about it not to be told you know you have to stop and go see me what are you doing here right it's as evident on the on the face of it how are there not Universal voting rules for each state that are federal how is how is it that different states are allowed to come up with their own rules like like I was reading something about Judge in Georgia they were allowing people who'd made mistakes on their ballots to redo their ballots and they are they called curing the ballots you got that there are some places where you can you can go in you have to request it and vote people did one actually change their vote after the second Biden debate that was a big Google search they were talking about the Google searches for how to change your vote went up some astounding number yeah because you just had and more people vote Kamala Harris I don't think maybe I'm wrong on this but I think we should fact check this but I don't think she held a press conference during the entire campaign only she had one single press conference appearances but I don't think she actually held a press conference during the entire campaign that's astounding but we're in this position that we're in right now in a variety of ways and because of the pandemic go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video 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    Has the Government Been Hiding UFO Evidence?
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    I saw you I don't think the Pentagon had come out cuz it was actually during the pandemic with a pentagon came out nothing we talked about this last time did we I don't think so but they said they've recovered alien crafts they said we have recovered crafts that are not from this world is that exactly what they said Nevada what is this name the senator from Nevada Aerospace buddy of Harry Reid's can we google is that the Skinwalker Ranch guy no no this is living yeah it doesn't come from the government they think that you know that a tip which is at Advanced aeronautical threat identification program I mean I think the most interesting thing that the government has come out and said yes we did have a we did have an operation within the Pentagon and office within the Pentagon was there to identify unidentified threats right so we get something up in the air and and we can identify it's like a tic tic tac by David fravor anybody wants to is interested in this please listen to him on the Lex fridman podcast cuz I had them on but I had them on with Jeremy Corbell who's the the documentarian behind that Rob is Bob Lazar movie and buy himself a favor and Lacs they get deep into the technical specifications of their aircraft and why he believes that no known aircraft could have ever oper when is and also how it was blocking their tracking devices which is technically it's an act of War but also it show that they it was an it was aware of them that he's very credible extremely good guy talk to him review the footage with him she's walked through a very credible right so that was I was in the Pentagon apparently not funded anymore isn't as an operating office because they probably got some new shades they can't tell you but I just got out there if I can help him he's really slow this time but yeah if you follow the money it's like an investigation right if you if not too much problem I but if you start pulling on those threads around budgets or type of investigation an asshat tracing you know it getting getting bank records is absolutely key if you can you know legally get them during the course of an investigation but with with military operations often times has Thanos budgets for the most interesting operational elements get buried into something else that's just the way it works right and so that's where you maintain secrecy to maintain secrecy but that's obviously we don't identify the thing that's currently classify cuz we'd all end up in in the who's gal but we were looking at some pretty interesting things in the end and it speaks to wear programs are going currently right you look at something recent past you say okay this is where this new development is heading and isn't it it's an interesting conversation to because for people that don't like secrecy and they don't think we should have Secret City for National Security and for the development of things you know like the stealth bomber like a lot of other things that show that we have met military superiority over our enemies it's important Deb secrecy as a secure and safe and and and Lasting Republic without it is no way now and people will say why we should have transparency around everything know you got to draw the line you not over do it right so you want to that's where I was going to get to the ability to protect policy around certain things right with in National Security concerns intelligence Community but it can be used as a weapon you know you can over again overdo it and but if you don't have Security in of the Manhattan Project right now turn to stealing our intellectual property research and development and I mean your most critical information it whether it's operationally important or whether it's just again R&D for development of materials and and that speaks to the strength of your economy and then yes oh yes certain things have to be kept secret protect everything right so I'm just going over classifying and that also creates a problem then so you know trying to strike a balance at the humor in ad ever so you never really get it right I don't think but will this is where people feel like the line when it when it comes to alien spacecrafts and if the government knows and is aware of alien spacecraft and alien technology this is where the line of secrecy and being sworn to oath wear crosses over I need to know for the general public Bob Lazar story story about him working for S4 he was a physicist for Los Alamos labs that's been proven news on the employee list there he also was listed in a newspaper article when he put a jet engine in a Honda that he was a PS4 and says he was hired to back engineer UFOs and says they never could figure out how these things worked and that they were never going to because they really couldn't because they were trying to keep everything secret they couldn't share all this information with the general scientific community and he's like science doesn't work in these containment bubbles you can't compartmentalize science and have only that can these a few small propulsion experts sit around and try to figure this thing out and then they fire and bring new guys in and no one ever gets it. taken out of another Nation right if I'm targeting intelligence from developing some new ballistic missile system or whatever it is propulsion system then off of that desire on the part of Engineers and scientists to have a collaborative community and that's the Chinese do that very well when they target the Chinese Americans working here in the US and in potentially sensitive position you know that idea that we're all working together and I want to wait this isn't this is that just what we should be doing you know we've done my company is done work trying to protect information for companies pharmaceutical companies that is a good example where that the scientists the engineer is the doctors need that free flow in their mind they got to have this free flow in this this this collaborating in the sharing of information let me know you got the other side you know where the the bean counters and security personnel and all that the lifeblood of our company we can't risk losing this information so we got a lock it down to the degree we can those two things don't necessarily co-exist all that well together but you got to try to find some some medium so yeah I think the the fact that the government came out and talked about a tip that was a big step that's a big deal for them do I think that they're hiding you know again I meant don't take it anymore I wouldn't take anything off the table I frankly because I don't know so it would be it would be stupid of me to say no they definitely aren't holding on to some propulsion system that you know isn't of this world or whatever I don't know it I can't say absolutely not but wouldn't you want to know though I was sure yeah yeah but how what are you doing are you grease a few Palms I want to see it just get me to the UFOs show me the UFOs and I'll lie they know that they were their writing it down right now whatever happens happens but it's too bad episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Asks Mike Baker About George Soros
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    the two things that I want to talk to you about before we got in here size election in no particular order aliens and George Soros that are very intelligent and some that are very connected say that he's funding a lot antifa rallies and protests and and chaos and that their funding the political campaigns of people that are opposed to putting people in jail that are promoting are quotes social justice and all of these reforms and all of these political movements that seem to be deteriorating the trust in law enforcement and that there's some sort of organized camp by him to do something to destroy the fact the fabric of our democracy government Run by George Soros puts a lot of money into a handful of organizations and that money gets funneled out for various purposes campaigns support organizations with no doubt I think that that he is worldview is is somewhat different than mine but I don't think that Soros is you know running some campaign to take down America think that's why people are so attracted to the ideas because of Batman movies black robe how old is George Soros right he's he's in the home stretch 990 in the homestretch kids of his damn you got a guy that what is that mean he's an easy easy easy for oil an easy target to be in the Koch brothers there's no difference right and just one side lives Koch brothers for trying to take over America and and one side blames Soros so what is that organization Jamie organizations across the globe fighting for freedom of expression accountable government and society that promote Justice and equality will that sounds good stop yourself in the cloak of promoting equality and justice most people are going to push back cuz you don't look like a dick doing a lot of s*** but sometimes it's easier than not and if it's difficult to find that information I'll give you money somewhere else right cuz it's not parents are around any any operation is asking you for a donation of for your money but Soros family funnel that money and makes its way through it's like a Pachinko machine right it's going kids I'll just kicking all over the place. So it's no surprise but it's an easy target for someone who's looking for like one person who's The Puppetmaster was pulling all the strings I everybody loves it's a simplistic way of looking at things and I'm not saying groups that wouldn't piss people off I guess but I know there's more to it this more episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that include the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Rogan on the Status of the 2020 Election
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    we're in a weird place where people that might listen to this someday no one knows who the president right now the election has been went on last night but it hasn't been decided and it might not be decided for three or four days they think that Pennsylvania is the big one and they don't know who's going to win Pennsylvania and if he wins Pennsylvania apparently he went maybe if he wins one other state in Pennsylvania he wins but if he loses Pennsylvania buying ones and be real word do you think your mom's present or something no f****** chance that's a terrible job that seems like they just distort who you are they they they push a narrative they they say things about you that horrible they they do ads where they're just trying to break down your character depends on what they're doing with extraordinary really weird where they're ignoring all of his gaps they're ignoring all of the real legitimate I don't think you can say they're ignoring is gas when you go watch Gaff compilations all the times he forgets what he's talking about they they don't say they don't have this new thing that they've ever had on CNN is where they have a legitimate conversation whether or not he can hang in there for four years forget about eight like how much cognitive decline has this man experience you don't feel that they discuss that different things that would be in large part because they believe they covered that stuff too much in 2016 with Hillary when it came to the emails and deleting 30,000 emails and then the FBI reopening the investigation right before the election and that could have cost her and they've decided their approach this time they decided that Trump is bad and he's a danger to democracy and so they're only going to cover the news that they think is important but the problem with that is then you you open up the door to Fox News Beyonce Why are these are the people covering this they're not covering this because they're biased it's fake news and then these these people are criminals this is all legit this is all happening right now this is real stuff here is Joe Biden stumbling here Joe Biden you know saying things that don't make any sense here's your butt over and over and over again you know you do for me you ain't black all that crazy stuff did not highlighting on for Thursday news for the left in the news for the right to buy a source I think that it's a I think that people aren't on that are bar either feigning ignorance light like people who don't think that there is an inherent bias within news organizations within long-term Legacy news organizations there either like fainting in trout feigning ignorance because it benefits them or they're just flat out like like naive but there's never been this obvious where they just ignoring really hard but you don't want someone to be president if they can't think right right a real clear sign of cognitive decline you don't you're supposed to highlight that like this is part of the news but they already picked him to be the guy running for the Democratic party and they just they just decided to just ignore all that s*** I just go after what you were saying that I'm reading updates now as of now they've called Wisconsin for Biden Arizona has not officially been called but I'm seeing that it's called and if he just wins Nevada and Michigan which he's currently up in that's enough to give him 278 doesn't matter about PA Karl Rove actually was saying on Fox news that this reporting number is not accurate because they have no idea how many people voted right now and how many mail-in ballots or in the early ballots are sitting out there so staying at like 99% or 95% isn't it might not be a good actor number to go off on this for which state enough Trump Administration I think I said they're already filed a lawsuit to stop the counting in Michigan that mean I don't know 100000 Gap with 80s on 80 forklift 16% of the the possible vote out there yeah but what's pissing off Trump though is was pissing off his team is that what they're counting our mail ins and mailings are Democrats way more likely to vote mail-in finding Biden votes in all the states going to find 4000 Biden vote somewhere sure ballot by time I got back it was over and I didn't get counted and did they say why yeah it was like I didn't I didn't sign and date it right or send didn't sign and a trial supposed to sign and date and I was like quite pleased with democracy the fact that they tried to call me to rectify the situation I would have had like do a bunch of stuff and if you know what I need to do but I would like to place a call to be like bro you're both not counting call back or do in a hurry to get your boat and I missed pinewinds Wisconsin Fox News projects limited Trump's chances of reaching 270 electoral votes while so biting won Wisconsin Wisconsin's in so it's kind of over right box go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 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    Steve Rinella Details After Effects of Grizzly Bear Encounter
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    what do you think about how long you have left on the planet take the s*** yeah I wake up I try to think about that every day like politicians will enter office not make a clock set for like 4 years or whatever the countdown I need to get one of those like a life for like roughly my life expectancy in a countdown by I brought you something for it was scary enough that I now know that I've started a fair bit but I now know I had I had a mental I had a I had a I had like a like a near-death experience mental a near-death experience mental experience even though I was unharmed but my brain so hard thus the minute for the seconds that occurred Jarred my brain so hard that as I studied as I've tried to be curious about study but what happened in my brain its parallels are all found in Ennis discuss that he will discuss near-death experiences a mentally not that I'm not as tenacious as I'd like to be but I my brain got joggled but don't you think that the word a predatory animal that's how big was it 10 ft how big was struck all of us and we looked at a lot of prayers being like that you know a mature brown bear okay so make sure Kodiak brown bears that whole part of the world is known for some of the largest brown bears on Earth the Kodiak brown bear being like a world's biggest barrows is a neighboring Island but at that specific specimen in Autumn amateur animal when you're around something like that where there can be no doubt that you can't get out of the way you can't you can't fight it off you can't you're helpless like it must trigger something in your your mind where you you will you come to grips with the reality of predator and prey that you almost run and you just no way around that you can't there's no there's no rationalizations you can play in your mind when you're confronted with such absolute superiority with the term playing possum obviously so understanding of opossums now is it they're not playing The Conch out stress he's not playing dead he had such an like he had such a stress level that he shuts off I'm like embarrassed to admit but it's instructive to point out that I was playing possum in that moment and I don't mean playing it like a possum to me out we are we're hunting at Honda elk up in a tree and left it for a day-and-a-half all the meat hanging in a tree then we're Camp few miles away from there and went back to retrieve a bat with a few guys to retrieve the meat out of the tree and Baird found it and we are very very aware that this might occur and went up and investigated the area around the tree and determine the bear hadn't found it yet in fact the carcass of the animals laying out far away was untouched in hindsight there's a pile of a bear s*** that have been smeared on the on the ground and then I'm looking at that pile bear shittin than wondering if it had been smeared by a bear's foot or smeared by a boot and I determined that look like I've been smeared by boot which would have been weed smeared the ship when we were hanging thing the tree and then stupidly like sat down to eat lunch and within a couple minutes of sitting down to eat lunch it came in the bear came in and it's it's mouth past 18 inches from my head and I was facing away so I was the last one to see it so you know but he had a pistol he had bear spray but hit in the head with a pair of black diamond trekking poles he'd sat down spray and set his pistol on his pack but then when they like playing possum and all the s*** they have there his instinct is to smack it would attract and pull wow everything you spent all your you know you spent all your time thinking about how you're going to handle this that and the other thing and sometimes it's disappointing that you don't handle stress that well you know I just I don't know I don't know where I went one of our guys got run over by a bear roll down the hill at that moment I snapped out of whatever I was in but I was it shot me down bad I even noticed I even noticed there's a thing that happens to people when they get really cold they enter a sort of a self-fulfilling prophecy mentality when you start to get cold you lose as you start to get really cold like it where you get like where you could be in a hypothermic situation people stop doing that obvious things that you would do to get warm and ice is aware of that as I am as many times as I've experienced I still see it happen to me I still have to snap myself out of it like you just like you're getting cold your getting lethargic you're getting cold more lethargic the cold getting worse and I have to be like you can stop you can step in right now. Is that the remote is still it's like it still doesn't come naturally you know what you talked to who train like you were trained for this kind of stuff that they have to train in a very realistic environment that the trained like keep your head you know just like make good decisions if you walk into like a active car crash scene whatever and there's a severed hand laying on the ground right some people are just going to see that hand and then I can see anything else some people are just going to see chaos they're not going to focus on any particular but like the person to come in and see the hands everything around them like a Sasol that it's like it's just from exposure to that super traumatic stuff not to getting Kohl's traumatic but I do want it when I look at how I respond to things I do catch that is like a mentality to practice and learn it's it's understandable that something like a bear attack would trigger senses and Trigger response that you just a condition for you not eat I don't know how you'd ever get conditioned to a bear attack I don't know that the same island there was some guys some the same island I think it's later that same year of some Cooperative some military guys that happen to be on in there they got attacked by bear and killed it maybe they have the gun out right you are a weird situation to cuz if you guys were relaxed eating lunch with your guards down I was laughing all the middle of saying like I was in the middle of a sentence I'll never forget because someone was laughing about why we're putting some sandwiches together and someone was laughing but why my sandwich look so much nicer than someone else is sandwich and I said if you want I was in the middle of saying if you want a sandwich like this get your own f****** TV but I was never able to finish the sentence by know I was in the middle of saying that when all the sudden the people around me erupted off the ground is the like a landmine have gone off on her nieces because they thought that I didn't see I was looking the other way and it came in running and then I'm relative the most ton of exposure those things my ten-year-old kid doing this year couple times you know is like cool to kind of see his thought process you yeah you've been exposed to a more than 99.999% of the popular those disappointing man we're always Jack in the Box going to do this and I'll do that there was like yeah you know I actually prefer the 44 / 2/3 cuz you know I didn't know if I can't get it done with this 13 you know I got 13 Reasons he doesn't want to charge me with this semi-auto it's like all this like b******* you know it's in like to know so I can pull in the wild and it wasn't a big one it was like 6ft bear but it looked at me in a way that another Bears never looked at me before seen black bears black bears look at you like what are you who are you what's going on can I walk by you like blackberries look at people do in a weird way of the underbrush man the grizzly look to me like this just locked on me and I was like oh s*** like just a different thing I get it it looked at me like I am I eating you am I going to eat you there's a mindset probably that comes from is a mindset that probably comes from just not being challenged shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Rogan Reviews Above the Law Martial Arts Scene
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    I had a conversation once when I was just starting to get into acting I think maybe I just been cast in the news radio I've got brought maybe not even I've been brought in to meet with these producers because they knew I had a martial arts background they want to talk about me doing a martial arts movie the interview did not go very well cuz they were talking about things and movies like all these wild scenes and in their ask me what I like and I I go by like things that are realistic I want I want to see something that I know would work like if if a guy you know jumps up and split kicks to people and knocks him across the room like that doesn't I don't I go I want to see like realistic scenarios where where a person who knows martial arts can go all that that's pretty badass like like Chuck Norris give him all the s*** you want but there's a lot of Chuck Norris movies we had like real realistic fight scenes like Chuck Norris did Lone Wolf McQuade David Carradine there was a killed his dog and then he got pissed that was pushing it too far there was one movie with that where Chuck Norris did that's not the Thin Blue Line is it what is it go to silence a movie where it was a real movie like it wasn't it wasn't just like a karate movie it was like a real movie was a good news like critically was probably 1980s well-liked what year was that movie where is in a bar next to this nice to Josie's by pool table getting ready to karate fight 85 Steven Seagal above the law I f****** love above the law that Steven Seagal movie when he f***** people up in a bar like you believed it jumping Spinning Wheel kick and breaking their arms is like that all that stuff that I buy that I would someday it's like you to do an analysis of director's cut style analysis of the fight scene at the end of Cannonball Run business Steven Seagal walk the dude this was back when he was lean and met him and I met him in a catfish joint in Oxford Mississippi people got with mouthy with him in this movie and it's not a good move that you see and Muay Thai all the time that's real that the Kevin Roth could be doing that right now damn that's a hundred percent legit needed those face all legit that stuff makes sense with this guy's going to swing boom all this s*** this is real this is this is Steven Seagal at his best these are like legit believable fight scenes to teach at a dojo in Japan eat on a keto he was 100% legit and I remember bringing him up in the meeting and I'm bringing this scene up and like that's that's what I want to say I don't want to see s*** that I know won't work and they weren't into it and they were like people don't know that you know I go put that movies and successful move in the guy got upset at me you just didn't want to hear me criticizing his perspective on something that I was an actual expert in GQ asked you to do one of those breakdowns you can just do it here episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify sounds of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that include the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Will It Be 3 Days Before We Get Election Results? | JRE Election Special
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    we wrap this up I mean listen I don't think we're going to no one and then you lost in this podcast I don't want to go to no jail for not voting and me for voting in an irrelevant time tonight but we have the list of the states Michigan Pennsylvania Wisconsin Virginia they don't count the mail-in ballots as they come in so they're counting all the votes from today what you're going to spew pro-trump and then after they count the mail-in votes which scubapro Biden Trump wins Pennsylvania where you still lose the election the map let's see if he were if Trump were to win Pennsylvania and he wins Ohio and he wins Florida see his problem is he's not going to win Wisconsin and Michigan I think he might seek out to 278 if he gets yeah I think it's North Carolina Georgia-Florida Pennsylvania Ohio I think I might get in there but I don't what would that be because you guys are so Wisconsin and Michigan are gone for Biden for sure so it's going to come down to Pennsylvania kind of surprising things float to retirees does Pennsylvania still win the presidency if you went to Arizona plusmein to a Nebraska to was not in the Wind Supreme Court que hacen police repair spraying people at the polls today I didn't look good doesn't look good looks awful it's like God damn it looks are you getting out under the wire I'm getting out tomorrow 6:30 a.m. Slug It Out 2 comes out of the basement climbing to Duke it out with those f****** on body there was only a 4% chance is in that case Biden would need to carry either Nebraska or Maine 2nd congressional district to win and I don't know why those two specifically I'm going to look I actually don't know what happens if it's a tie and I'm going to look now Nancy Pelosi default in the United States a contingent election is the is the procedure used to elect a president or vice president in the event that no candidate for one or both of these officers wins an absolute majority of votes pro-collagen contingent election for the president is decided by a vote of the United States House of Representatives Congress decides full contingent election for the president for the vice president is decided by a vote of the United States Senate Democrats in the house will be president and then the Republicans in the Senate would pick a republican to be vice president to determine the president rather than a bowl from each representative Senators instead casbolt individually for vice-president the contingent election process was first established in Article 2 Section 1 Clause 3 the US Constitution it was subsequently Modified by the twelfth amendment in 1804 the phrase contingent election is not found in the text of the Constitution itself but has been used to describe the procedure since it leaves 1823 indirectly elected 7 to pick them each are pick separately and then it's the Senate depicts the vice president the Senate is Republican right now but in Congress is democratic right now she'd have a Democrat and a Republican it's very likely Biden was Pennsylvania cuz I got to count all the mail in Dallas and they're overwhelmingly gun if if this election and he's got less than 300 electoral votes yet again Trump outperformed the polls he absolutely outperformed the polls cuz all the polls come into today if you just copy and pasted it would've been biding 351 electoral votes that means Trump outperformed the polls yet again it finally went to like to 78 or some s*** can't pull a lever there are there going to be lawsuits where they tried to throw him out till Friday at the earliest the busy dealing with Tuesday's in-person voting so here we are on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday when Pennsylvania prove so-called no excuse absentee mail ballots last fall meaning any voter can request one without siding reason the law didn't allow officials to begin canvassing mail ballots until polls close on Election night according to Lisa Shaffer the executive director of the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania by the way if the Democrats immediately blame the voters as if the voters let him down not that he wasn't a good enough candidate cuz it exactly what happened immediately started blaming the voters thank you for all that was a lot of fun in my pleasure you're welcome thank you I appreciate that she'll ugly guy are you good bro in the end on the bright side more people voted than ever rescheduling some stuff but we're going to win this fight through until those Chicago show episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the 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    Kamala Harris' Bizarre Rachel Maddow Interview | JRE Election Special
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    a big enthusiasm Gap so only 46% of Biden supporters strongly support him 66% of trump supporters strongly supportive I'm amazed the 46% of supporters I think 39% of marlyne most of them are just somebody's not Trump the whole mindset at least we've come all this rude it's Kamala is it a sign of a,, for Donald Trump to get banned off Twitter is it that some sort of like principled stand around your main issue like getting banned Twitter Stephen Colbert was asking her about her strong lines of attack against Biden hard-hitting journalism we kind of find a way and we'll have ever heard in my life that's like a produce your laugh when you doing sitcom run through in the past before 2 and I remember Alex Jones saying that evidence that he's a demon and put it in a song Obama's lip I mean is that it's so weird debates and then we make a big deal of it and that becomes the number one as opposed to the substance the policy of what they're discussing that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Tim Dillon Didn't Vote, Used to Sell Subprime Mortgages | JRE Election Special
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    tell her I said tell her I said she said I got a suspended license in New York criminals standing up People's Credit sorry you started out selling subprime mortgages substances nice and I don't give a f*** if the person buys the car not me I feel like that's the consumer of Four Loko back when it was the original taking people's 10:40 to white out and get them get deals done you guys try try to not talk over each other on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that include go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Rogan on Deontay Wilder's Statements Over Tyson Fury Loss
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    it's a bummer man the Deontay Wilder stuff that's going on right now he's he's released three different excuses the first one was the weight vest of the thing that he was wearing a crazy costume weighed 40 lb apparently Awards legs out the next one was that there's a bunch of people saying that Tyson Fury's gloves weren't attached correctly so the gloves were extended so he was hitting on with the knuckles and the the the glove part was not really attached it was like they was catching I quit the part that supposed to be with the rest not correct not true and easily provable the next when he said egg weights he said he had egg weights and has recently a couple days ago then yesterday there was an article that said that he believes that he was his water was poisoned by his own furniture and Mark Breland was part of that the threw the towel for him who I mean Breland should be thanked Wilder at his Camp until the end of time is other trainer Thursday press conference took it upon himself to certainly make the right call for holding the contest he was Thing by being dismissed and now if we break through the mud for the orderly guessing or utterly baseless accusations about poisoning his own fighter I mean maybe Tyson Fury's fuckingawesome that seems like the simplest explanation for all of this was coming off of multiple year battle with depression and mental illness drinking gut Suicidal Thoughts you talk to my podcast about driving his Ferrari and almost slamming into a bridge he's like I was I was pedal to the metal and I was thinking about slamming into the bridge and they change his mind and it is a slowly worked his way in shape. Healthy again got his mind right again and pulled it back around but when he fought Deontay Wilder the first time his father didn't want him to take the fight is like you're not healthy enough yet you not ready yet and he did his basti fought well but it was a draw by the time they fought the second time he was in Tip-Top condition he'd gone through the camp for the first fight his body was please recover from all the abuse of alcohol and cocaine all the ships he was doing and then he took on the crunk trainer Sugar Hill and then his whole strategy changed he's like the guy does not fight well off the heel off the back foot what's what's moving back and Tyson Fury's f****** enormous and he's huge quite the same way front in the first fight instead Tyson Fury just came right Adam and just clipped him hard and often and I think of you go back to their first fight and you look at how when Tyson Fury got dropped in the 12th Rose like Lazarus and then came back survive and then started winning around right and then I think he realized when that moment all the way to beat this guy's a back I'm up and then he took that strategy Sugar Hill of course like Kronk legendary aggressive attack shoot the Box delete to shoot the box of boxing right you think about aggressive attack and he employed that sort of attacking strategy he can play that game show fight right exactly was much better but so you suggest away and he was always a double jab away so he was long enough or he was outside of anything that while they're going to put together with rule one to kind of guy or you know your water will just come lunging in with the punch and he was good enough to back him up and then steer him in and I was talking about this Eugene bareman who's the one who gets on me cuz I'm always promoting City kickboxing up but it's like he's a master a guy who trained Fighters at to a high degree but has an idea about what the game is missing how to fill that Gap and they are big Believers in fainting they make a point AutoZone is the very best version of that but like they've got good by Brad Brad Vidal Sheen young Eugene this what they believe is that what has been missing for a long time and MMA striking is effective thinking thinking of painting and that they do Shadow Boxing drills for hours just on fainting no punches thrown just thinking just to set it all up because they basically said you look at the way which lot of American and European Strikers 3 it's a lot of sit down and throw combinations what you could do but they don't really believe that's the best way to do it the best Gap to fill is that fiery to circle the point here is excellent he is such a brilliant painter and he had Deontay Wilder dead to rights over and over and over again but she didn't we do the first time around and so in all these excuses about my printer poison man it's like it's like dropped with the first punch she was like point of the back of his head and he was upset and you can say it's like it's really weird it's really weird when you see a guy who's so utterly dominant and who has what Teddy Atlas calls the great eraser that right hand cuz it really is it erases all your problems you f***** up a little bit what the f*** hit on the forehead Ortiz's down penalties is not some chump is a Cuban boxer you know who has great pedigree one shots at his ass down that's right hands and all of boxing full on power punchers though I don't know if he's got the full repertoire like it's his uppercut was right hand as good as straight I don't know that it is just think I like Earnie Shavers right highlights on YouTube and then you will literally laugh at what he does they got hit my Shavers and then they felt it in the in the roof of the foot the other foot what the f*** is that there's a bunch of them has always been a bunch of them in boxing has been a bunch of them like you seem in the gym and then you see guys like remember Michael McDonald when he was a kid when he's coming up skinny looks like a little boy knock people in another dimension you like what this is crazy like Wilder Deontay before Tyson Fury beat him it only got the decision to X Tyson Fury and Dominic Brazil was that what was knocked out in the first round when was in the first fight he beaten by decision right and so he had been used and he's gotten so confident and towards the end of his career is a photo of him walking to the fight or walking through Casino in Vegas it's amazing photos wearing fur coat with an open shirt holding his wife's hand and he just looks like the ultimate heavyweight champ in the world but you seem like that is what I want from a heavyweight champ just top of the game just wearing these crazy sunglasses fully shredded fur coat holding his wife and like that it. The heavyweight champ Connor has that in his head of Deontay Wilder Fighter photos like getting ready for a fight of all did so just aggressively confident just on top of the world how do you do that one where he's got no shirt on for the first and second even better I mean I'm a fan of his I really am a human being I really enjoyed talking to him stories any was delivery guy for like was it Budweiser or something like that or Coca-Cola some liquid and he was like look I got to make some f****** money and he knew he was going to be able to play in a college sport or the professional for that a college background she's like I might get into boxing a year-and-a-half in wins a bronze medal in the Olympics like what the fuc billion human power the nobility of trying to do that for your daughter is one thing you got like five or six of them and I just had a kid about 18 months ago I didn't understand it when I would watch but like I don't think he's happier than when he's with his children and it's not even does not even a close second doting family man is really important he's made his excuses because as a person rewind he was Mark doesn't have the kind of relationship with him that he can call him I understand his his his manager Jeff his manager was the one who brought in Breland years ago as I can get somebody here who's like a high-level trainer and brought him in and it worked for a time anyway but. He was like do people sleep with your right hand goes what about your left hand goes I want you keep people distance use a jab use a hook goes I would concentrate on just working that left hand because that would fix so many of his problems cuz his left hand is just like here comes the right here comes the right Bloom and he'll throw Jabs but you're not terrified of it the way you're terrified of Roy Jones left hand episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st so to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Khabib or Jon Jones - Who is the GOAT in MMA?
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    sing we could be no motherfuker Justin gaethje is a f****** animal Savage and he just closed a lot of leg kicks to man he had a lot of leg kicks that would mean I don't know how many of those you can eat from Justin maybe he had like five or six more in the tank for a three-year on E but he closed the Gap and then one finishing the triangle off of his back may God damn serious question about this cuz I went through it a couple times so from the moment he got kicked in the initiates the takedowns was a Kik that you tried the first round heated up ahead inside single didn't work 2nd right right off a double from the outside light kit for Frozen inside like your cousin's the inside single didn't work so he goes to the double it's 22 seconds from that till the finish so 22 seconds apart 20 seconds later you're unconscious I mean this is my question to you is that the best back take you've ever seen an anime because what he does is when gaethje is sprawling in this contest if you touch a sprawling you sprawling interning who doesn't get pushed into the fence he was very diligent about that in the Alvarez and the Geisha fights you can go back and you can watch it so in this fight when you was you see the level change that khabib hits you see automatically gaethje turn cuz I want to get turn that direction but what he does is he actually scoot under him pulls him up and then with his head post them over get the hands to plant the devil is over he doesn't care about it anymore now he just wants to type waist and from the tight waist he's holding his elbows aren't flared they're tight here right ladies tea racing inside at that point you have created if your Justin gaethje putting your hands you created a stable structure for this guy to mount plus if you want to skip to the fence like stand he can control the ascent so he goes double turns pushes hands to the Matt forces gaethje down and then with his Gable grip then keeps it there and then replaces it with the hooks and then turned into had turned it to a fake not a real Joe Rogan a fake head and arm triangle attempt Justin gaethje gets his elbows away from his body then he chair sets to occupy the space then throws a leg over and then sits back and takes mercy upon him as we learn later from than the Cormier rather than are more him from his mom's I'm just going to try and do you cuz that's the merciful what is opponents he is Jon Jones to me is the most accomplished while we've ever seen like the the things accumulate over time no one is as Flawless as khabib nurmagomedov not even close is early 2011 and from then on has fought more fights as championship fights than he has other fights so he's the most accomplished when's the title earliest youngest guy to ever win the title in the UFC beats Mauricio Shogun Hua who's a legend and then the way he dominates all these other Fighters up until you get to Alexander Gustafsson you can make the argument that he had a similar career you can make the argument like if you look at what he did John didn't lose any rounds, smashing people you literally did the Rashad Evans Rampage Jackson fought up until the Gustafson fight but the gossips in fight then you have to say well how much slack do you give him for admittedly not training because it was a really close fight he pulls it out in the championship round even though he's out of shape even though you talk to Greg Jackson he didn't train for that fight didn't f****** train like barely worked out but definitely didn't go through a training camp still managed to beat won the best guys in division after getting take it down for the first time in his career then goes on a tear right beats the way he beat. call me in the first fight took him down like who the f*** take Daniel Cormier down right and then you look at me the second fight even though it was ruled a no-contest we know what the fuk happened he had kicked him and stopped him you know it was spectacular you look at what John has done then you have to take into account the things that didn't go that well we haven't seen those from khabib yet you have to take into account the fight like Thiago Santos right after it goes to a split decision real clue real close fight so those fights haven't happened with khabib yet and we don't know if they ever could we don't know right like right now would you see Flawless Victory after flowers Victory you can maybe make the argument that could be blocked two rounds entire career maybe the second round against Justin or Chris Brown brother or maybe first-round brother gets Justin and maybe the third round with Connor that's it understand what that means in sports field with a scientific measurement for say who gets cut the most or something but in a sport built on unpredictability on violence to wrestling to get away from all of that enlarged in large part and then to never experienced that is like it is shocking Beyond description I don't never ever but you know my best friend or anything but I just don't that is the best total resume I've ever seen all the converse everything that happens right now is just recency bias and can be retired and his father died and was incredibly sad and like because when you have your moment all of the Condor warm is going to turn and then he's going to get his today at this moment retire come outside now he wants my head is spinning a little bit that's all right very moral ethical person who doesn't drink he doesn't party doesn't do anything just trains he's always in phenomenal shape he takes every fight incredibly serious he's never been out of shape he's never been fat is never-ending is Miss wait a couple of times earlier in his career he got dialed-in he's he's just so dedicated where is John is a wild man vs. wild for the night buddy that ain't the only thing he didn't try for still beat you and I'm like I don't think he's lying I'm in the stories I've heard I don't want to repeat them because I cannot verify them but I've heard stories like if y'all think that was the one fight he just going to take that pump the brakes this time no b**** when you maintained I've been training as a family affair from adolescence right for the long part of his life and he is so gifted that he can take time off in the game is so developed that people aren't going to make warp speed development in his absence until they got a lil bit better every time we took a little time off like that my daughter first fight with the corkscrew punch card there in the game changes rapidly super fast 2 years people will not be doing the same kinds of things do the same degree that you now the calf kick and it's explosion of episode of an obvious example of that John was doing things like not training teen camps that's something only Elite boxers do because they've been doing this since they were five six years old and they can take the time to not necessary do that whereas most MMA fighters are like I'ma I'ma everyday martial artist I just ramp it up he would do nothing and then something and still go out there and be world f****** champions in what at the time was the UFC's Marquis division that is out of this f****** world Bonkers I'm going to trade I'm going to beat you as a part-time guy what you just couldn't wrap your head around it I wonder if maybe there's some benefits of benefit to that and that he's not getting beat up he's not getting his joints wrecked and you know there's probably a launch yeah it's a real question of like what is what's the best way to approach it episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 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    Gad Saad Discusses Porn...and Seinfeld
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    I love the fight by the way that you said that you don't modulate who you bring on so I let me let me share my own personal experience I was just contacted a few days ago and if she's listening now I'm sorry if I haven't responded yet I will I was contacted by a very famous former pornstar I won't mention her name I didn't actually know her work but I have since gone and done my research on her and purposes anyway so she reached out to me said hey would you come on my show you know I'm a fan. If I were the typical academic I would be doing all sorts of machinations in my head and calculations while is it good for my brand to be speaking to a pornstar doesn't it make me look less professorial and actually I never even entered my mind I saw that you had a sufficiently large platform that she was certainly an intelligent person and I'm very like reply to her and say hey let's let's do it so and I think that comes across with you there's no pretense let's just sit down and have conversations with interesting people of course in my case my show is infinitely smaller than yours but it's been successful within my Sphere for I think similar reasons to why yours has been so successful even the topic of p*** but yet clearly a lot of people are watching it and then a good example and I don't mean to throw this guy into the buses the journalist from The New Yorker who unfortunately was on a zoom call recently and thought he had muted his video and did not and why was why was at work on the zoom call the side and start masturbating didn't know this because first of all because I masterbate I know that's going to sound crazy but I do I know there are many men who masturbate I masturbated I'm going to be honest with you I am a lifelong masturbator I think I discovered it in my teenage years and I've been an avid pursuer of it ever since it's a Clarity device but it's also I mean in terms of like when you get horny get very confused like a man horny have one thing on their mind and it's it's a good tool to eliminate that one thing from your mind you can look up you don't want to be fixated by something if you're hungry you should eat you know you don't want to be just like starving all day just eat if you sort of want to pretend that we're not doing that it's very strangely intellectually we all know that we do it with everyone knows we do it everyone does it pretty much everyone does it but when you discuss it people like they roll their eyes it's not a shame it's a very strange things we have biological needs and if you don't attend of these biological needs I believe that you can have very confusing motives and people that are excessively horny they they're distracted to Seinfeld references what I was talking about how you been allies cultural products including you know sitcom themes via an evolutionary lens and so I take the example of the classic episode from Seinfeld master of my domain right where and so the first thing you might remember is that that y'all got three male characters in one female one they all recognize that she has to put in more money into the into the pot because it isn't as difficult for women to resist their Master masturbatory urgent so that was the first one then as each one was losing the bet meaning they were succumbing to their masturbatory urges it's interesting to look at what was the trigger that cause them to lose their beds the case of Cramer it's because he is seeing a gorgeous young woman scantily clad doing all sorts of sexy positions as she's exercising so what triggered him to masturbate was the visual imagery whereas when it seemed to Elaine losing the bet it's because she fantasized about becoming the long-term partner the wife of John F Kennedy jr. right meeting over the Cabana Boy Who is 18 years old with a nice ass and so that's spoke to the differences in terms of the content of the fantasies of men and women and then the second point I want to make that is also from Seinfeld is there is an episode where George decides to forego sex and by freeing his mind from having to focus on sex he starts learning a whole bunch of new languages and a solvent chemistry problem because 99% of his brain is no longer focused on you know sex and so there you go yeah that's that's a real issue with people but again discussing p*** or it especially having a conversation with someone who participates in the actual production and acting in Pasay acting with air quotes it's it's forbidden it's Tabu it's it's it's you you get looked down upon some very bizarre reason it probably has to do with our puritanical shame even if it's worth repeating is probably many years ago that we discussed it so in in in one of my other books I talked about the evolutionary explanation of pornography and I specifically directed at heterosexual males so typically you might think that because men are interested in sleeping with that pornography is going to have one man sleeping with multiple women in a particular scene right and that's called polygyny one man many women wear as Ashley the study has been done scientific study it turns out that there's a lot more what's called in p*** polyandry is one woman with multiple men so why is it that p*** directed to heterosexual men has a lot more jeans with one woman having sex with multiple men and their it turns out that the explanation comes from something called sperm competition hypothesis the idea being that men and actually males and many species get a rise literally and seeing other men having sex with example when you are trying to get a stud that's a horse or a dog to mate with a female you often will make him watch another male having sex and that will the rise out of him and so there's some really interesting scientific Ways by which you could study a product like pornography which of course is one of the most you know the products that we spend the most money on an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll 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    Joe Rogan on the Kanye Podcast "He's Very Misunderstood"
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    are there are there any guests that you've yet to have that would be sort of here are my top three I know you recently had Kanye West what are some people that you think sort of are you know you must have them before this whole ride ends his as an artist I think he's a brilliant musician but I also think that because of his mean it's he's been diagnosed as being bipolar or whatever you want to say whatever mental issues he he's had I think they contribute in some ways to his art cuz he's so prolific his mind is going in a million different directions all at once in someone who is like that but very different course is Elon Musk his mind is going a million different directions all at the same time as well and he is his ability to focus on so many different subjects simultaneously is stunning Kanye's the same way but in a different realm write his focus is on design and on rap and on now religion I mean he's become very religious and and even politics but he's very misunderstood Kanye's a very massage good person and I think that he doesn't do himself any service by calling himself a genius and and all the all the that he has financial success and for whatever reason those put some people are they don't put me off but they did they do put some people off but I understand why he doesn't understand that he's he's kind of looking to a that he's on the right path like eat like these are markers of success but he could point to like you can say he's an idiot you can say all these different things but hate looking always accomplished look at what he's done and if you listen to his music I mean he's brilliant there's no doubt about he's brilliant he's insanely prolific and his stuff is great he's never put out a Bad album they're all great and he's married to an Armenian woman as is your good friend got shot that's the commonality that we both share an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that include the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify photos of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that include the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Glenn Greenwald Reflects on Breaking the Edward Snowden Story
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    I wanted to ask you about this did you feel physically in danger when that was happening because that was such a gigantic moment and so terrifying for most Americans that we're now sure that the government had access to our emails and our phone records and it was all broken by by you and Snowden and I wondered like we we worried for your safety I mean for one thing you know at the time we were living in a part of Rio that was very isolated we were giving literally on a mountain in the middle of the woods and I know I had with me at all times physically on my person 14 or 15 thumb drives that contained hundreds of thousands if not more I've never Quantified it on purpose you know of the most sensitive documents possessed by the most powerful government on the planet the most secretive agency within that government and I would carry them on my person at all times you know I would go to the supermarket and just start laughing because on my back would be a backpack filled with you know top secret CIA and NSA documents and obviously there were a lot of people who wanted to get their hands on those documents not just the US government to take them back or they realized it from point to that would be impossible but other governments non-government actors but then on top of that Marcus it was affecting diplomatic relations so there was obviously a big big interest in a lot of intelligence agencies around the world and what I was doing and you know felt monitored all the time because I was thinking it would not like the kind of paranoid feeling of monitoring but the actual being monitored is has been confirmed by in a lot of different ways Chilean implicitly bold and public and private making clear that if I left Brazil there was a good chance that they would try and arrest me I mean remember how extreme they were with Snowden they brought down the plane of the president of Bolivia when he was coming back from Moscow on the suspicion that he might have been taking them in the course he wasn't but that's how extreme they were so I had to Brazil for about 10 months and didn't feel safe leaving the apartment and shows up at any airport we're going to arrest him in the Brazilian government was super protective of us because a lot of it snowed in reporting revealed how the NSA and the UK and Canada were spying on Brazilian institutions Brazilian oil companies the president of Brazil do the population in Brazil just reporting was looked at very favorably and so the government to send it offered a lot of protection so I just feel very safe and Brazil well it's very nice that you felt safe and Brazil it's very nice that they were protecting you do they have a history of modern there people the same way the United States us will show you as a reference earlier but relevant to the US and they were building the first democracy in Latin America and a word steadfastly attempting to remain neutral in the endless Soviet Union u.s. Cold War but in 1863 and 1864 they had this kind of Center that president that the US. Was becoming a little too close to Moscow a little bit to social SE nothing communist but just very kind of mild reforms like rent control in Land Reform and to try and assuage the really brutal income inequality that is played the country forever and so the US government Force Under John Kennedy and then under Lyndon Johnson work with right-wing Brazilian generals to overthrow that democratically-elected government by only and they imposed military dictatorship for the next 21 years of which the current Brazilian president jair bolsonaro was apart as an army captain in those are really dark days you know for murdered journalists were killed and with the help of the CIA MI5 and MI6 in the UK until a lot of that kind of indoors that relationship between the CIA in and the Brazilian government put soup 1985 on it democratized it's kind of read it's become once again at model of a liberal democracy so no I don't know government in the world is obsessed with spying on the world like the u.s. is dark underbelly like there is definitely you know uses the dark arts to maintain control over the population when you hit send when you finally released when you when you put that story out what was the feeling like was there ever a oshit what have I done moment know there's probably snowed in and I wasn't sleeping at all I mean obviously I knew it was you no good going to be one of the biggest stories of that generation if not the biggest and I like writing about the aggressive about monitoring our private Communications in our private activities domestically than either the law permitted or any new but it was very difficult to sound that alarm because everything was done behind a wall of secrecy and so when I finally got these documents in my hand is like the dream right that's why you going to journalism especially for me to be able to show the world that everything was so much more extreme than even I thought that I just wanted to get them out in the world as possible like I just felt like the world deserve to see these documents and also you know I was so inspired by by by Snowden I mean you've talked to him I think twice now so you know like pretty much gamble we thought did it because he believed in the cause like that was not the b******* reason like not the movie stripper eating like that was his genuine which shocked me right there was no other motive and so I just felt I owed him such a duty and kind of inspired by his example I thought you know if he's willing to go to prison for the rest of his life adopted this trench bunker mentality like we're in this together and we are going to fight everybody and that became the energy much more and they're kind of drowned out the fears that probably wear rationale for us to have I felt very honored and very very fortunate to be able to talk to him and I think he's a very Noble person unusually Noble and you in long-form conversations if if there was any hint of something different I really it would have leaked out he really is that guy and I think history when we look upon this case and me the documentary was pretty excellent that showed all the the moments leading up to you releasing the story I think these conversations with him I thought they're just feel very fortunate to have that platform where he's willing to come on and talk for hours at a time and express his thoughts on just on spying in general National Security issues and all these situations that he faced up to and now currently because of that he's it's it's a it's a variant it's embarrassing that this is the world that we live in this is the country that we live in that that man who I really genuinely believe is a hero is now a Russian citizen forever yeah I mean hopefully there's an opportunity call the bazaar vindictive impulses that Trump has in the fact bed by complete coincidence the people who want snowed in to be in Russia forever or rot in prison happened to be Trump's enemies as well that I'm hoping There's an opportunity to persuade Trump after the election particularly if he loses but even if he doesn't that he should follow through on what he's now twice bizarrely raised on his own which was the prospect of pardoning if it means probably my top priority in the world at the moment and the reason is is what you just said which is you know we're so accustomed to people doing things for just misguided reasons corrupted reasons people lying and deceiving about why they're doing things about presenting a false version of who they are and that's a you know you talked to him for those hours when I got to Hong Kong you know before becoming a journalist I was a litigator in Manhattan and I use those skills unite I mean I kind of creed a little mini Guantanamo where I just like put him in front of me and just crush them for 8 hours straight three different without letting even have a glass of water or go to the bathroom because I really wanted to know what was actually motivating him who was this person to whom I was about to tie myself in my reputation and credibility early and he really is somebody who like to think about it too is like that's so amazing about it is that often times people who leaked Secrets or who become a source that you know wants to expose secrets and are willing to go to prison and often kind of f***** up people right there like alienated from society they feel persecuted and mistreated they don't have much going on in their lives and their don't feel like they have a lot to rest note it was exactly the opposite you know he had up a time does incredibly beautiful and Brilliant girlfriend who today is his wife they have been together for years and in order to do what he did he had to deceive her he had to leave the country and not tell her what he was doing because he wanted to make certain that when the government knock on her door she can truthfully say she knew nothing about it because he knew they would go out to her if if if they could hire to it will drop out but had taught himself he's really coveted skills Suite a great career ahead of a mother and a father to both love him very stable home life he had none of those traits you know that typically are used to demonize people who do this the person or one of the people certainly I admire most in this world in all the time I've lived and would still unbelievable you know people always say to me oh poor Snowden you know he's trapped in Russia he can't come home he's facing multiple felony charges he's been separated from his true but like I also always say that he's the person who I know in this world who when he puts his head down on his pillow at night he falls asleep most easily because there's something about knowing that you you face this dangerous choice and you chose the right thing I mean in Hong Kong as I said we were never I was never sleeping my colleague or an hour or two with the aid of very strong sleep narcotics and I don't even have a little coffee but that's what that you know clean conscience does to a person even with a clean conscience I just don't understand the weight of the stress that he was under how I don't understand how he could be so calm we knew we had no idea what Hong Kong authorities knew we were waiting I was always waiting for the door to be kicked in any moment you know and and for him at least if not the rest of us you know me and Laura to be taken away and like I said in the whole time was that there was as excited as I was the one thing that was kind of a Dark Cloud that hovers over all the time was up this person if I had now become connected I was certain that any moment he was going to be in the hands of the US government and the next time I would see him would be on television in orange jumpsuit and shackles and a courtroom getting ready to be sentenced to like 50 years in prison in one of those hellholes WS specializes in will you spend 23 and 1/2 hours a day alone in your cell and you have 30-day 30 minutes a day where you get to walk in a little room and in the sun to satisfy legal requirement and that was going to be home for the rest of his life he got very lucky I mean you almost did end up that way so for me I was so concerned for him stress for him and that he was at peace with the fact that that was the path he chose I mean it wasn't like you know now is really important for me to know that he had thought through all the likely consequences I didn't want to feel like I was using somebody's work-product who hadn't given full thought to what it is that they had gotten themselves into and it was only once I became very peanut he could fight the statute with which they were going to charge him and what the legal defenses that are available were so he had given extreme thought to this he's an adult and he made that choice and it was amazing to this very day he's completely a piece of it go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to 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    Glenn Greenwald on How Media's Trump Fear Mongering is Reminiscent of Bush Era Tactics
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    there's so many folks that are dependent upon these large institutions weather newspapers or television shows or whatever it is and they can't freely Express their concern with the way things are going because in many people's eyes that's insignificant compared to get Donald Trump out of office so everything everything goes by the wayside get Donald Trump out of office that's that that's that's number one after that we can channels of the things but whatever you have to do to get Donald Trump out of office save democracy some of that someone actually sent me a message someone I really like and they sent me a message saying that they could get me an interview but they want me to vote for Joe Biden come on Save democracy this is the the the the message that I got and I was looking at this message on my computer what the f*** is going on snipping wires and disconnecting trains of thought like what the f*** is happening it's but guys like you guys like Matt Taibbi there's there's a few people out there they're sticking your neck out and it gives me hope it gives me hope that people are listening to you and people reading your words and people are paying attention and I know hopefully it's resonating and hopefully somebody people are doing this or realizing we shame but they're part of this really disgraceful act that they're part of this cowardly way of and if not calling out all this s*** and if Joe Biden does get in office and they do see it declining even further and sliding even further down this disgusting Trend that we find ourselves on right now I hope they realize the error of their ways but by then it might be a good but they said here's the here's the problem here's what's worrying me the most which is you know you instinctively that is something that you can kind of put your hope in right is to say election in a week or days and all the polls suggest by most likely to win in one's Trump is out of the way a lot of this insanity is going to disappear and things are going to kind of return to some degree of normalcy and here's why I don't think that's true so many institutions are profiting I don't just mean financially but in terms of power and control from elevating fear levels over right-wing fascism over white supremacist domestic terrorism call Ed and obviously mean it's not doesn't take a lot of insight to observe that historically the way you consolidate your powers you can put people in fear you know during the Cold War you make everybody fear that the Russians and the Communists are coming to take away your right to believe in God and everybody says you know buildup of nuclear Arsenal and don't use the money for our schools in our communities use it for you know the greatest military in the world and spy on everybody and whatever you need to do to defeat this existential threat to do it after 9/11 that was the strategy of the bush-cheney administration it's the way they consolidate a lot of power by elevating people's perceptions Way Beyond what it was real of the threat of Islamic terrorism to allow them to do essentially everything they did the same exact thing is happening now which is people in media have had their careers saved I know cable hose during the verge of being fired because nobody was f****** listening to their dumb shows in 2007 and 2008 when all they were doing is talking about what if he wants to listen to that Trump wear or 2015 rather Trump was a godsend to them because Trump enabled them to elevate everybody's fear level and say this man who's coming isn't just another president he's a grave threat to everything that's good in our lives and it's not just him but his entire movement behind him who are racist white supremacist money and caused the CIA and the FBI and tons of those neocon scumbags to rehabilitate their reputation and get back to you within the the halls of power even if Trump loses the election they're not going to just go back to impose white supremacy and it's not that it's not true there's no it's not what goes not a kernel of Truth with our people doing that inflate it wildly so that any questioning of Joe Biden even with Trump out of the picture is still going to be depicted as you know endangering American Liberty is helping fascism as serving the agenda of the Kremlin and the need for censorship as a result is going to be accepted by more people cuz of that fear that these media outlets in government institutions with whom they partner are going to be still instilling and people for their own benefit for their own name episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st to go to be available everywhere but only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking go down low sounds of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st 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    Glenn Greenwald on Hunter Biden's Laptop, Lack of News Coverage
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    you don't hear a f****** peep about the revelations that are coming out of this laptop will wear it ever came from Jamie actually had a really good point I want to bring them to you to see if this is possible I've heard of people being able to hack into an iCloud account from time to time and if you had that ability to have the account hacked you would need to clone it to a computer to Denbigh able to decipher this material and then turn it into somewhere cuz you need to can't say you hack the iPod account is that possible that then they didn't put it on a MacBook turn it in and look what's on this MacBook but they do have emails you know there were millions of documents we had a high degree of confidence and their authenticity because we verified a lot of them use your intuition you examine them from a kind of metadata perspective to see if there's indicia of forgery or alteration but you can never prove the negative that none of the documents has been altered or forged by snow dinner by somebody else right like you just don't know for sure with 100% certainty until published and the way that you ultimately find out for sure is if you publish that first report and the people that you're reporting about don't come back and say what the f*** are you talking about that's not a real document we didn't ever do that that's not that's forged and it was when the NSA didn't say that did the series of expose where my source hat hacked the telephones of the highest and most powerful officials in Brazil in the bolsonaro government in gave me the text conversations that they were having it revealed a lot of corruption same thing of course those people wouldn't verify or confirm to me that they were real before I publish they wanted me to be endowed and then once we publish and they didn't say Barcelona Biden has never denied either that the conversations are real or that Hunter actually brought his laptop to that Delaware repair store and you know we've submitted questions I've submitted questions to the Biden campaign and 200 Biden asking that question specifically but I want the public to believe they just lied about that they just made that up there was never any evidence that Russia had the slightest thing to do with it you don't answer your question the Providence is a little unclear like that is kind of a bizarre story right that like underbite and brought in three laptops never bothered to pick them up the store owner out of curiosity looked in them once no one picked them up so that there was all this evidence of corruption and gave it to the FBI and Rudy Giuliani I'm kind of skeptical no Hunter never has been to that store in his life that's got complete Lion in, it's because it's probably true but it's definitely true that these documents are authentic it sounds like a crazy thing to do until you factor in smoking crack once you factor it is a factor and when you're smoking crack you leave laptops at repair shops in you don't pay for him it seems normal right right and yes that's the least of what you do like if you're like this is why I don't think I've ever been disgusted with my colleagues in my profession as I have in the last 3 weeks because of about where material comes from if it's a authentic and be newsworthy for example in 2016 somebody mailed a copy of Donald Trump's have a copy of Donald Trump's tax returns to the New York Times just dropped in the mail and send it to their Newsroom they got it to this day they have no idea who sent it to them let alone what the motives of that person was were or what they had to do to get them today can commit crime today Act was it the Russians was it are on the New York Times has no idea but they'd of course they reported on the contents as they should because that's a journalist do and when asked when the lead reporter his 1/2 pulitzer's with how can you report on the document when you don't even know who gave it to you or what their motives were he said what I would say and what all journalists should say which is I don't give a s*** about the sources motives sometimes you get great documents Vengeance on somebody they feel like deepthroat leaked about the Nixon Administration to The Washington Post because he was no bolts but because he was the director of the FBI so that this idea that journalists from Russia therefore we should report it as a complete corruption but the reality everyone knows the reality I work in journalism I have you know lots of colleagues that I work with I have tons of friends and every news Outlet up the East and up and down the East Coast from New York to Washington on the west coast the reason isn't because they're all desperate for Trump to lose that's the reality they all want to win so they don't want to report any information or any stories that might help Biden lose in part because they want Biden to win but also because in their Social Circles everybody essentially is anti Trump and provide in and they don't want to spend four years being accused of having helped Trump won like they were in 2016 when they reported on those emails that released by Wikileaks and it's just fear they don't want to be yelled at they don't want to be scorned in their Social Circles and so they're willing to abdicate their journalistic function which is reporting on one of the most powerful people in the world and Joe Biden in part because they want to manipulate and Tinker with the election using journalism but in much bigger part they're scared of being yelled at on Twitter it's f****** pathetic and it's going to ruin people's faith in journalism for a long time even more so than an hour and already has ruined for good reason I now defend people who say fake news is you were saying even though in 2016 I didn't like it either because it's just true it's just true they will lie they will print things that they have no idea whether or not they're true at the CIA tells them to or if they think they can get attention from from your colleagues on Twitter and I don't blame you know if you have faith in mainstream news institutions you're really irrational and episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Alex Jones on Bohemian Grove, Skull & Bones, Epstein
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    what people are like to be Clint Eastwood's gone is not really a member look look is it fun what it's 2,700 Acres it was set up by Mark Twain and it was a liberal deal for like hookers and gated and just everything else it's a big huge would say Gatorades located gay guys in there everything it was just it was Bohemian Grove when they called fat people do whatever they wanted it was it was it was open and I got like poetry and they had plays the rest of it then became president the Republicans basically bought it the Republicans go there to like they shipping all these private hookers all these Jets land nearby but they also have a lot of gay sex with they use them to basically compromised people into the cult and says a lot of gay sex how do you know this it came out of news articles don't ever got footage of it I was in there for one day I snuck in a people I look good back then they tell me a lot I had like the people I recognized the TV walking let's go right now I mean it's a big gay hookup deal for Republicans I'm just telling you quiet religious history from Christian Perspective it's a Faustian deal mixed with Babylonian and religious stuff from Tire Richard Nixon talks about Richard Nixon said something about it where he goddamn allowing now it says founded 1872 by a group of male that's the context that YouTube app write the point is is that I talk to people that I've heard about this was from his former high-level FBI agent was with the FBI director but he wouldn't go along with corruption so he wasn't some record Idaho CI facility with a snuff films every lacks machine so he told me about all this and I thought he was crazy call Mel deal Danny Glover is he in there they probably like them from the movie of fungi let me know party do whatever and so it's it's but the thing is then the weird Scout here's what happened about 1900 skull and bones that was it Yale in New Haven Connecticut that was a German Death cult it took over Bohemian Grove and that's when they set up that as a central deal what's this big inviting fun party what happens it's going bones cuz that's one of the other rumors about skull and bones that compromise you been compromised you so that you are always a part of the Organization for he died I did multiple interviews with Anthony Sutton the top Congressional advisor to senator Frank church we only know about something because Charlotte iserbyt whose father was high-level skelebones gave him all of their internal manuals and she's been a frequent guest she's retired now Illuminati set up a 1776 to counter our Revolution battle by Sabaton the Jacobins did funds the French Revolution its leaves the opposite of a true and valid Terry and Open winner Revolution it's the leftist always say the Liberal Liberal and leftist Fortuna Foothills left this is left hand path Satanism liberalism is a gallon and open society and so the left hand path set this up and then they wanted they they sent all this opium money they had over in 1831 Yale to set up a German secret society of the Illuminati which then has become of the dawn of secret societies getting there they do actual Satanic rituals they get in coffins they they they do simulated human sacrifices they have gay sex is part of the ritual they they they bathe and huge facilities of feces this was this was a maid by Robert De Niro made a movie who's how can this be proven Matt Damon made a movie called The Good Shepherd I think is and an inn that is Robert De Niro directed it okay and that's super actually works at the sword in the devil and they're in there in these big batch of the Calvin Ridley cat Facebook of photo album of a bunch of Skull and Bones kids hand on a deer island and kind of look like losers I know they're not I totally agree with you remember ABC news they wanted to get bush in trouble right before the 2004 election another frat was able to cuz they're all doing this crap right video down into it with Annoying devil equals Death Satan and they had girls they finally brought into the membership was all boys before sacrificing so course it's idiotic its training wheels for what they do but inside they go grave-robbing that's a legend rumor to order 322 is the Illuminati dramatic death called but now set of chapters all the us and it took over Bohemian Grove around 1900 and so that's why Bohemian Grove is still this artist and you know deal of elitist artist but it ain't got co-opted by the Republican Party retrospective in the late 80s saying I love are Illuminati rituals that we have in Germany in our own Sega gross but I didn't take it to a new level with skull and bones at Bohemian Grove I really enjoy the time we have there and he's just he's Elite institutions where is in scramble that they seek to like create close friends among the people that may not know each other create loyalty among this group of people they want the people to be loyal to each other so when they are not loyal to the laws of America they're loyal to the Izzo that they take with each other exactly geronimo's bones members allegedly steals valuable thing and put them in Tomb great-grandson says Geronimo should be burned buried in a quart tradition federal law protects Native Americans rights to their family members remains the ritual is I'm in charge bend over what is a thing with fraternities anyway like hazing the top kids in the world in a woman's dress sticking his fingers in his ass Bill Clinton in a blue dress with Jeff in Jeffrey Epstein to compromise each other to be in the club cuz they're all doing shady s*** even if it's an order for the president it's not like I'm even that special my mom's brother was a famous helicopter pilot Vietnam run black option to Laos and Cambodia and stuff and then he couldn't tell the stories but no one's ever heard of stuff but true Tegan trouble for it you got promoted Iran-Contra and that's how people get promoted they fail upward by taking a lot of times to blame for something or this is that's like route do I grew up working for these groups and everything is you know an army officer that was shipped if you wouldn't we went down 100 army uniform what's up yeah images of the CIA for sex shops in DC I told me that you told me that when he was dying of pneumonia Jesus f*** what is it with kids why is a way to compromise people in the energy to have somebody sounds of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Alex Jones' Take on Covid Lockdowns, Operation Lockstep
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    statistically they said 5% of us will be dead it's not even 12 they thought white 1% vitamins in nutraceuticals in sunlight and health and people's is just know they're going to deal with the way it is because we always get diseases we always get viruses we always live with the idea we got a lock society and our houses and this is a post-industrial move that they're using the roll out the system to keep his lock down their homes right and if you want to be cynical this is where you step in and say the reason why they want us to be upset and they want the economy to be f***** is because I hate the president and they want him out of office and they want to be gay power they want the Democrat a remake of the American economy in the image of a lot of these these systems that they feel are for whatever reason then just enjoy restaurant roster whatever they wanted use this opportunity to kind of we draw the line the great reset it right here in these documents we are going to reorganize Society Covetous gold to shut down the carbon-carbon is bad or going to end success or going to end Prosperity we're going to track everybody we're control their lives all under the name of Covent they said all that they said were going to end success we're going to end Prosperity martial law Agenda 21 or something where they were saying we want people living in cities we don't want homeownership compact City shop in the future at least likely to be safer than people just driving and texting. can probably corporations robots making herself future human let's focus on the grain from a pandemic and I'll be worldwide martial law in the document Foundation annual report 2010 look up police date lookup no no I'm not exactly Communications thousands more false the new in quotes disease becomes an unchecked pandemic by the time the right expertise is brought to bear on the bus from World governments to late the diseases spread around the globe in a world of global trade and travel with treated faster and travels furthest are the microbes never handshake Southeast so what is this in reference to okay it says a few miles east Bubba Bubba Bubba back to it just go back to where it was all right the potential pandemic the past few decades have severely test the world's ability to work across human borders to text remains weak many parts of the world the public health response has frequently been slow and fragmented the looming threat of infectious disease presents Humanity with a new challenge to communicate and collaborate swifter and with greater efficiency than ever before that doesn't sound like you're trying to end the world controlled they talk about a worldwide police state you starts to turn pandemic I'm telling you what's in these things okay emerging pandemics the new century Stars avian flu and Swine Flu if we don't move investigated to invest in systems that coordinate efforts and share information with the Rockefeller Foundation is working to to meet the health challenges of an interconnected world isn't a Perfect Analogy terrorism because it prevents how many rides do you give up in order to do that and then you know all these proactive measures that we take to prevent terrorism a lot of them create more terrorists who is a balance remaining a free Society real so they found something about AT&T lobbying Lynn fine thing about this I've got the operation lockstep documents were they say we're going to bring in This Global authoritarian beliefs do you want to show it but it might be an interpretation of what they're saying like the wind says specifically she's blaming all this lockdown Whitman was found by the by the Supreme Court a federal court to have seized all three branches of government and basic setup martial law leaving use those terms when was overturned the great that is not a huge jump from what he said but the problem is the way it's being said she was talking about how bad Trump handled the the rate of infection for of course and that's supposed to expand on that I remember like 15 years ago and they were still on CNN we were looking at documents where it said we're going to bring a global government the North American Union using the threat of viruses migration flows and economic collapse and they said like a deadly flu I'm sitting here watching this power grab watching the UN and nnnn big texting while you can't say that the un's wrong coz the un's in charge since when is the news who and all these doctors all these medical doctors that come out and say other things other than like I steroids cure did you know how they were wrong besides that if something is at the UN to take a nap iPhone sync. Org I found a guy went to the second page of this link but this is like scenario narratives that says lockstep it talks about pandemics 1.12 and the stars and all sorts H1 N1 so I skipped into the next page just too while you guys are talking and this is the part that that's a little strange was just getting to into I think he is okay like 20-25 people seem to be growing weary of so much top-down control and letting leaders and authorities make choices for them whatever Nat wherever National interest clashed with individual interest there was conflict sporadic pushback becomes increasingly organized and coordinated as disaffected use and people have seen their status and opportunity slip away largely in developing countries and cited civil unrest by 2026 protesters in Nigeria brought down the government fed up with the entrenched cronyism and Corruption even those who like the greater stability and predictability of this world began to grow uncomfortable and constrained by so many tight rules and buy the strictness of national boundaries the feeling lingered that sooner or later something would have an inevitably upset than DEET order that the world's governments had worked so hard to establish okay I never read that but that's the other stuff episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify sounds of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Alex Jones on Hunter Biden's Laptop, Trump
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    how did the laptop come out of this laptop to come this big storm that's where it gets tricky because supposedly he dropped it off at and that were up repair shop in Delaware cause of dozens of times you bring laptop if you don't pay for this we're going to wipe it and sell it until 3 months goes by 6 months goes why nobody ever comes and gets hit the guy goes to look at it at the repair shop the owner and there's all these 25000 files what looks like underage girls and all the rest of this crazy stuff in him smoking crack or god-knows-what nothing the director hides it from Trump and show people as just stay inside of that copies of that they leak it to Rudolph Giuliani do the now it started to put it out so instead of instead of facing up to it they just say anyone promoting us whether it's the house or Senate committees that we're leaving to it for the New York Post or the president's press secretary you're now band which again showed its its election meddling is it gets gatekeeping to cover this up I'll say what else has come out now His Daughter by his daughters left her diary in a house that she has rented diary talks about all the same stuff and everything else what the f*** is wrong with me easy flight coming down off cocaine or crack you up have you smoke this is real the FBI has the files they admit it's real it's a big deal but it's a real problem to ban the stuff from Hunter Biden through through through the mayor who is friends with two again these f****** people eat themselves alive and destroy the First Amendment destroy democracy and I'm sure they have a hand in it I'm sure I run has a this is what intelligence communities have been telling us for a long time now is that it's not just one foreign company or foreign country that's trying to f*** with our democracy if you have the idea that the Russians have a monopoly on this an NFL football team the US and China are the top 10 private the United States because for Stephen Ukraine because whatever they are worried about they project okay so Trump doesn't have Russian connections Trump doesn't have those connections Trump doesn't have those outside connections you can't buy him he doesn't have log the problem is he's an ex family of people around him that basically become lobbyists for themselves and Trump isn't really even aware of it and then that's going on in Demi even jr. age now you'll find out how people live in the millions of dollars you just to say something to the present is this standard s*** is just and how politics of always been done just now we're seeing it well it was standard Leslie 200 years ago that you do after the wife or the brother or some other words the White House organized last lobbyist literally cut the lobbyists off but all it did was now make everyone around him a lobbyist. Officially logged how do you cut the lobbyists off. the vacuuming and Emmett the blind spot is that then everyone around him and his cabinet and everyone that works there even down to mid-level people are now getting multimillion-dollar contracts for companies like AT&T and stuff just to just to just to even mention something like no I just I was mentioning that as a Fortune 500 company okay but it's not AT&T no it's not a team so we shouldn't say that see this is why you need someone that's like a fact-checker right well not know it was slow down a I'm wrong about that but okay do you need on your show is like a legit journalist who's right next to you with a laptop going to Alex hold on hold on just slow down because it's so much right now you get something wrong that's a good understanding did I say that yeah it's real check it out but I'm not trying to make stuff up here it is AT&T confirm Tuesday evening the paid president trumps personal lawyer Michael Cohen in 2017 for in quotes insights into understanding the new Administration a handful of companies essential Consultants a shell company set up by calling before the election to pay Stormy Daniels was paid by several corporations including AT&T at the time AT&T was seeking government approval for its acquisition of Time Warner CNN parent company merger give an example of how everyone his Entourage becomes a a lobbyist because he thinks I'll just cut lobbyist off he's not making any money but then everyone around him it comes alive episode of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Kanye West's Star Wars Revelation
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    it's on it's almost like you were talking about the Disney Star Wars movies that didn't it's not a work of art it's it's a formula like two plus two is four let's put those together will make some money instead of the original Star Wars which was the hero's journey which was like a Joseph Campbell book it's like Beauty and Purity to it it's a it's an expression of someone comes up with an idea and they bring it to fruition and then you get to watch anyway it moves you from new movies. Movie and it was a crew of of of leaders of thought leaders that like I was there Brian DePalma that told George to put the words at the beginning because it's like really been feeling like it's like when I talk up to this point I just been making THX you know and then the toys from Star Wars and not come out first which should be like you know like the Yeezys or something like that and now it's I'm making the whole store Wars in real life like backwards like the product came first kind of like Disney like Disney he was Mickey Mouse became super popular before he was able to get all of his imagineers imagineers in I want to point out you know when people talk about being you know self-absorbed or the center of your own Universe what's the main character in Star Wars name who created Star Wars but did he write it but listen to that last name George Luke from September 1st sounds of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Kanye Gives Thoughtful Answer to Questions Over Foreign Policy, Military Action
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    the military if you really did become president when when you do become president you are going to have to deal with hostile governments you're going to have to deal with hostile militaries and dictators you know people in another country that and other countries that don't have a value of human life and throughout history we've had immense problems because of that because of military conflicts you think you will approach that mean you will be the Commander in Chief of the greatest army the world has ever known if you're in that position and we have to deal with some sort of a military actual China what if China takes over Taiwan but if they invade Taiwan what if something happens with Syria what if something happens with Iran what if something happens with Russia and you have to make decisions about military action have you thought about this yes I would have to say again like cold I'm a civilian and people can have all their perspectives that they can have of what they would do in that situation but I would have the greatest professionals on the planet the most skilled people have all the experience that would present the information and I would make the most sound rational decisions and I would follow God's will in my approach to to dealing with these other countries to dealing with these other leaders there's there's something about you know Are Presidents personality and the leader of North Korea's personality where there's there's a level of common respect and and that's the reason why they were able to talk and the fear and then taken off of us like people who are God-fearing self-made Servants of their people these these other you know scary dictators they feel like they're that for their country and if they see a president that they know is just taking a check or part of a bigger conglomerate that I don't want it wanted to announce any of the candidates then it's it's very it's very transactional it's and I just said a prayer in this situation this isn't because of what what what what motivated you to say a prayer right there the seriousness the significance of the subject jokes about this to you no joking about people's lives we have to completely Be Still In This Moment allow God to guide our steps and ask the right questions with the highest-ranking officials possible this isn't something that you just Wing but that you just come in and say I did a bit of research I got this like political answer. It's going to get a rise out of people like this is this is people's lives this is you know this is a hole you know setting or or mood than what this whole interview his has been about this is no people are suffering and throughout all sides and in in in Israel than in Nigeria and hate their stuff in the police force in in in in Chicago and that the people the people have been harmed by police and the police were like this all is going to take Serious time like time is love it's going to take that love and that time in moments of listening moments understanding moments like when my wife goes and visits people in prison and she hears their stories she says I understand I understand why you're into why you in that situation I would have did the same thing in this situation and for go to foreign countries and really understand why that they're you know that there any situations or why the killing has gone for so long or why the hate has gone so long why the pain just keeps on you know compounding and compacting there's a empathy that I just have is an artist that it doesn't become a 2 + 2 for situation my dad was actually a Psychology major and a Christian therapist and this therapy we talked about therapy. It's like we need healing International in the address selfishly for America America's number one internationally we need healing and I would lead I would I would lead with with love dignity the responsibility to our country the coverage of our families of our soldiers and in full service to God into can people it's the there's a mold that I would be in in that position like when I was a producer and I wasn't really young man I was running around hopping on trains or in a hopper turnstile stuff in like stealing cars in National Crosby Still in clothes from stores and then I was selling music and going and buying leather jackets or something do you know dating a whole bunch of girls going on tour and then I had a family and had to adjust a lot of my mentality and behavior to grow up and be the man that need to be then God called me and I gave my life to Christ and God is helping him to be the Christian that I need to be and when it's in God's will that I become the leader I will become the leader that I need to be so right now I just said I'm a civilian but my heart my mind and my spirit is it a place where I feel I know I'm being called to Captain this ship like when Roosevelt went in America was in shambles when I when I said who sings about those numbers and when I went to Adidas when I went to Gap like I'm the person that you actually call when things are not going so well as cleans up everything and everything I'm like the forensic we're in the same way how you saw my mind touch on 10 things at a time and then I had to say 10 sentences of time if I can say I'm a maybe narrowing down to seven that's the way my mind takes you know information in and then synthesize it and it comes out as a songwriter comes out as a product using that mentality as a leader Fearless God-fearing we will heal we will show the world what America should be the dream yes said all this s*** all the things you've said and the most non-politician way I've ever heard anybody describe these things I know you really mean these things this is the resonating with me that you're being 100% honest and natural and that's that's what we're missing episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify


    Kanye's Religious Transformation
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    talk me through how this starts with you have you will you always religious your whole life yes I was and then I you know that I hit high school and what was it that led you back to this just a feeling in your life that there was more to life it was more to your position there was more to you know this idea of a calling that you felt like you could do more and that it it resonated with you more to to produce the Sunday services and 2 to start thinking of of life in this would like you can improve things that God knock me off my horse God like literally call me and said okay now I need you I need you right now I need I mean I need we need God but he called me to serve him and I was tired of serving the music industry start tired of serving you know filling up stadiums you know when the last concert and last tour I did we had a floating stage and and actually was a hanging stage but it looked like it was floating and that's just another thing that's illusion where we need to dispel the illusion they call it the floating stage day but the whole thing about his people used to say how I lose money on tours because I would put so much into the creative and I and I was like wanted to prove approved to who you know prove to man proved too greedy people you know that I could make more than anybody and that's like the Gladiator position that all artists are put into like we're in the middle of this Coliseum let me show you I can kill more lions and tigers and bears and people and then any other Gladiator that happened so that's what I'm what I was doing and then I remember talking to James Turrell and I was like at the top of my lungs like screaming about saving saving ourselves and Humanity in the reason why me and James needed to connect and then I went to my show and then it's like my like the like my head popped back in the spirit jumped out and felt like it was like my mom talkin and the last thing I said was this thing is over and I'm like I sound like my mom like Danza like that's something she would have said if she was in the physical form when she sees her son you know exhaust it like I should have just went through a I had this fashion show we had this fashion show where we took over MSG and just broke all boundaries so 20. 16000 seeds and play the new album and it was a thousand in the show When ya like all young thug plugging in the iPhone and Travis and Cudi dancing yet 50 Cent there Jay-Z their Lamar Odom the the first time that people you know saw him and walk again was we walk together into the into the stadium and he's camo Yeezy jacket or a head-to-toe and the reason why I was so important is like when he was in a coma I would come I'm playing the new music and once he was out of the coma he said that he remembered that music when he was in a coma and that was the album I was playing that day so that's the reason why me and Lamar walked in together and then the next few months later identify show and it started 45 minutes late and the media they just killed me they LeBron's me as I would say like when LeBron went to two Miami and he said you know who are you to have a choice you know like one of my other Heroes Tom Brady he he left I didn't see no jerseys getting burned like when LeBron left so then less than a week after that my wife is robbed in Paris and so we we just cuz I'm in the middle of tour while I'm doing the fashion show I'm doing this so we cancel the tour cuz this is very you know traumatic and then you know we start the tour back up and we get back into it and then I just keep on saying I want to go to Japan I just want to go to Japan because Japan is like a way that people treat their isn't like the systemic racism embedded and every single individual that's inside of the place like in America black white anything there's a systemic white white supremacy like tagged you know white supremacy or we say this is like the guess that is America that is the world currently we've been taught that my first superhero was Superman you know and my dad was a black panther but you know when Disney makes black panther now when you look it up you don't see my dad protecting his neighborhood or snatching a mic out of somebody's are they lying I don't know you know but like father like son right there but you see this character that's made for black people to idolize that was designed by white white person and put out by white company so it's controlling the narrative to say we're going to show you Harry Harriet Tubman we're not going to show you Nat Turner and they do it every chance they get Maleficent they called her her the people the Moors and the Moors and I just saw it again I was just like yo if you erase our history like most black people we don't know we can we think we came from slaves we don't know our bloodline and we're giving Black History Month and we take that like it's some gift to us know it's a programming to us racism doesn't end until we get to a point where we stop having to put the word black front of it because it's like we're we're we're putting the rim a little bit lower for ourselves like it's when I say I'm the second wealthiest black man in America like why do I have to say that cuz you know obviously and we just go on wealth. What we call wellpsyche Financial wealth that scorecard you know I'll be like I'm the I'm the 78th wealthy but we shouldn't have to have a special box is special month because also what they showing black black history month is us getting hoes down reminding us that we were slaves like what if we had remember when I cheated on you more like remember when you first found the found the text messages remember how does that make you feel it makes you feel depleted and defeat it you know it it's no matter what religion you are we can agree on is it is always now but now is the shortest moment of our life it's gone in an instant the longest moments of our life our our memories and our imaginations think about how long a kid imagines Christmas before I mean versus how long Christmas really is and when you think back to your Christmas are you under the table like Jim Carrey in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind like under chair are you a giant are you a king or are you what what what black history month has told you you are this is me speaking to you know black people specifically in America that I know people who would be no kill someone and or but have a gunner in their own hood and be afraid to go downtown and literally be like afraid of white people like the most gangster gang of gangsters wouldn't go downtown and that's just a programming with that program is it the curriculum isn't it's a side of the media and it and it goes to this whole idea of ye when people say is Jay crazy is ye a narcissistic is Jay egomaniac is Jay self-absorbed of Jay all these know ye know who he is I know who I am and I'm not I'm not spent to Val 202 an idea that you want to I am going to be the four idea that God has of me and when I do things that aren't that God don't like I'm I'm I'm I'm being the Lesser version of me this is where I you know in my weakness God becomes strong I have to be the higher me when when people are Downing me is that like me fighting fire with fire me attacking or is he like you know stooping to stooping to that level it's like the devil will use you against you you become your own you become Your Own Worst Enemy episode of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that include go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify


    The Reason Kanye West is Misunderstood
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    I'm not just went on a roof right there but the thing is these isn't that he's all over the place by say I think that he's got a different power source like if you look at the way everybody interfaces with the world is it visit Universal Power multiplayer like a 20 watt charger the way I described you as a 150 watt charger and these ideas are just coming out of them so you do go on these rants that sometimes need to be dissected and individual things but overall you're an incredibly productive so my question is why do why do people think there's something wrong with you Rick medicated they put you away right there I think I don't think in the black and white lines that I've been programmed to Thinkin and I and I think in full color so when I talk I have to describe a thought in five ways you know we enjoy food that has multiple seasoning in it we enjoy music that has multiple instruments so when I talk it's not a rent it's a symphony of ideas and when you collect them you say all these are all these things yeah you know I I just tell the truth and telling the truth is crazy in a world full of lies that's simple yet because I can see that you're thinking and all these different layers and you looking at things from all these different perspectives and they all come together out of your mouth in like a tornado of ideas now if someone wants to just have a Converse I'm with you back and forth I could see where they're going to pass crazy just doesn't stop his ranting but what I'm saying is just you are a very thorough thinker you thinking it things independently but you thinking things in the massive perspective Who convinced you that that's bad is it have you always been this way or were you less is it would it last manageable before did you have issues with it before yeah I believe before I Christ and gave my life to God I would try to lean on my own understanding and that's of the universe is like a black hole of information about your own understanding meaning when people ask Einstein said that you're the smartest person what would you like to know he and his Ryan Stine's response was I'd like to understand the mind of God meaning meaning God is all-knowing and we can only know see and for me as a Visionary we can only know or see what God allows us to see and what he feels were ready to see and understand to to maximize what are Maslow's hierarchy of needs chart is in what sets are dopamines what's Sr serotonins off what makes us feel good and basically like you know we did a good deed and it's like it was somehow or if you know you know just doing a beat for a famous for or just doing a beat for a local dope rapper really meant a lot to me when I was 14 years old doing a beat for just anyone famous that had a major record deal was a lot to me at age 19 me being able to me to put out my own music and put my Mall hours a lot to me at age 24 meaning as I grow God sets new stages in The Game of Life for me that you get your satisfaction like Maslow's hierarchy of need is like our satisfaction chart what makes us feel whole and accomplished as a as a as a human being so as I go through these different levels there's times where I would use confidence when I knew what I was doing and I will use arrogance when I didn't know what I was doing but I'd rather use arrogance than to let someone diminish my idea myself because that is what keeps us going hope actually Keeps Us Alive anybody as most do you want tomorrow to come any say yes they may have hope for it but I went from having confidence and arrogance to having faith and faith is the opposite of fear and that created this Fearless approach that I have and that's what made now has made me the fearless leader that I am that I've liked crystallized into the leader that my mom always knew I would be when kids follow me and preschool the leader that people saw when we change the sound of music The Leader we changed the sneaker industry the leader and what we're doing with with farming and with with shelters when I was building you know the homeless shelters a couple years ago and visiting parks and then going to Skid Row and understanding the the Dynamics and empathizing with what actual mental health issues are not someone you know telling their truth or being exhausted and then being labeled as such like I am so sorry you felt happened to you like you were telling the truth and you were exhausted and they labeled you as mentally unhealthy yes absolutely what happened with you is you feel like maybe or you probably feel like that having this higher calling and recognizing this higher power was the glue that kept your thoughts together they kept your mind straight and it kept you on a righteous path so instead of being scattered with all these crazy thoughts and being exhausted and being labeled manic right but we talked before and you were saying that they had you on medication with the medication f*** with your creativity it f***** with all kinds of things or Ed block my ability to channel what God wanted me to do but we're all we're all on patient right now did you use toothpaste with fluoride today it blocks your pineal gland and they put children on it and we put we put our kids on it you know we would this inside the the deodorants that what uses all these things to create like a disconnect to God to serve that it's like are you serving man are you serving the the one and only Master tell you when when they said that they're going to put you on medication do they put you on and what with what they tell you one of my things that they did is they put me on this medication that made me gain a lot of weight and I said I'm not going to take this and they said okay we got a medication you can take for you won't gain weight and this shows you they were trying to kill a superhero slowly trying to kill genius trying to make me not feel like I could run for president make me not feel like I can go be born and Atlanta grew up on the south side of Chicago go into music when all these Grammys change the sound of music and look up stage performances all that and then still end up in 53 million dollars a day going to the exact debt of the house that they think they're going to buy after the tour is over at and it's and strategize is criminals all over everyone's almost accounts in the music industry it's not a safe place it's a it's a treacherous place so it was money monitor fill with people that are trying to take advantage of other people money bees come to Honey date they put you on this ship because you were exhausted what did they put you on you know I can I can research I'm not actually forgetting the exact medication that they had the main thing that I did is it destroyed my confidence it may be the shell of who I really am it like grade over my eyes it it it made me it made the Mustang that buck anymore they sedated you yes and what was the the thought process behind it talk to a doctor about this what do they tell you is wrong with you they they told me I was bipolar and I remember going on TMZ and saying in a slavery is a choice and a medicated me for saying that for having that opinion and saying it out loud but as I put those contracts up I'm saying this is a choice as I you know you didn't mean people being abducted and brought into slavery and put into chains was a choice what you were talking about is people making decisions that would enslave them financially and enslave their life yeah it was taken out of context and it was taken in the least charitable way and they decided to try to say look at crazy Kanye look at this shity saying then they medicate you and the media is always taken anything out of context that isn't a part of the overall narrative that because there is you know Mike Hollywood and media has control so much of the narrative and then he had Silicon Valley and that's what's so beautiful about one of my hero Steve Jobs because there wouldn't be a Silicon Valley over the Silicon Valley wouldn't be what it is today if Steve Jobs didn't make information accessible like this which is still play control but it feels like Twitter is the the safest flea Frias Mass platform to communicate on and you know it's like they mess with Jack because of that you know we know it's still censored there's a lot of issues now but I think that's internal I think it's people that have worked in there that I woke that want to stop people from seeing certain things and their there's a lot of struggles with and it's unfortunate because I I do agree that it's an unbelievable way to get ideas out there but it's also it's a new thing and it's mismanaged by the people that use it often they don't know what they're doing or why they're doing it every version of anything that man has made will be flogged episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there 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    Kanye West Clarifies Fight Against Record Companies
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    I met with the showman Sam one of the founders of Y combinator to Y combinator is a a is a contract that my friend that had a Dropbox use and that a lot of tech guys use and it's a standardized deal so one of the ideas I had when I was in this process of any of them at war with the music industry it's just it's time for us to innovate and we need to have contracts that makes sense with exactly how we sell music so you know people at every pacinian that's like every 20 years just like the like decade is 10 of sending as 20 and as you see now it's like the world is just stopped for a second and there's an opportunity to look and say what are the things we need would have things we don't need so I don't know if you saw what I posted my contract I had 10 contracts that kept on putting me inside of Prince and there's things that we don't need now I believe that the distribution partner that the label is like Prince will go and say are we don't need the distribution part especially if Prince was really alive and thriving in this internet error I'm the kind of person where I'm not trying to go and eliminate anyone's job so record labels are afraid of saying okay we're going to hand over the tribution completely to you guys which is in us that's a possibility there's a way where both parties can be happy and that these infrastructure Partners can be of service to the influencer to the artist like these these deals can be flipped in a way that they're just more fair you know a record and I just going to this specific place with the record labels for a second so I wanted to wrap he was very like leery of that ID said that this this I heard this business is terrible and you know he's right like people are all seeing things that are wrong inside of contracts turning Blind Eye to it and the ones responsible everyone's a part of it you know it's like when the me-too movement happen you know it wasn't just the guys that were getting tagged and you know some of the guys should have got hit with his something I shouldn't you know that's not what I'm here to talk about I'm saying that in a way everyone's responsible everyone's a part of the problem that's why I really love that Black Mirror episode when you know everyone was making comments and anyone that even made a comment it was about these you know of mechanical bees anyone that is a spoiler alert if you haven't seen this episode but anyone who made a comment the bees came to go get them and that's the thing about what you put in the universe even a thought you know you put that thought into the Union it's another thing to say something negative and put that into the universe is another thing to see someone being raped in s reason why I compare what's happening to in the industry to me too because artists are raped you've heard that term before I'm at this and I like this not like a new thing that I'm making up the contracts are made to rape the artist and you know I put my like I think about you know this is like a thought that right now it's like a negative thought that I put into the universe but I have to say I was thinking about Bruce and Brandon Lee that crossed my mind to say I'm this is Sony this is universal and I'm willing to put the blue paint on my face and go out and do this because it's the right thing to do like music like at this point it loses me money it doesn't make it doesn't make money it is my 5 billion dollar net worth in 300 million dollar did I see a year music is like -4 million for me so these contracts when we were kind of like waingro and heat where this guy had everything but he still said waingro messed up this this this house that we're going to do like I look at the music industry that music in the love of Music except for the music industry I look at it like waingro like I Blame You Know the lost my mother partially on the entertainment industry the always fighting to you know represent you know who you are against media entertainment and Industry that's trying to tear down anybody that's not going with the flow I I see him I've got those kind of reasons personally but vengeance is mine says the Lord so it's not a matter of in for Revenge that's just me as a human being where I fall short like I'm not unlock Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee I lost you there okay so Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee were both murdered what Brandon Lee died in an accident on a movie set yeah you think it was a murder conspiracy is that Bruce died from a reaction to a medication right yeah I mean but I think about that anytime I go to the go to the hospital I'm very you know I'm mindful of that stuff you think about like Bob Marley they didn't just JFK or MLK him there's like report said it was something in his toe or cancer right believe you have skin cancer yeah like I got a shot in my hand cuz I just been texting and stuff my phone was like her and then I post have so much you hurt your thumb absolutely texting way too much so I post a picture of the screen at the hospital and then I was asked to take it down by people just called I forget exactly who asked me but it was like they get they got to my management they got to Destiny said take that picture down like the hospital is in the weirdest place you know so what did they not like about the picture I think it had like it might have had some information on it that they didn't want to go out like an address or something like that that's just like but I don't want to go down go down these rabbit holes I'm just saying like Michael Jackson not waking up one day prints not waking up one day Bruce and Brandon Lee Bob Marley all of the things are have crossed my mind you know as I'm going insane I need to innovate with these contracts are not just for me but for all artist is not about me getting my master's back it's about it's about freedom and I I say on a new song I say if I will put myself In Harm's Way to get my Master's they would put their self In Harm's Way stay the master and that's there's a complete parallel to the way the music industry works and the way the world currently works and the influence that America has on other countries and the way governments work the influence and the way government and the way people in power and control deal with you no disaster relief deal deal with Haiti deal with the Bahamas like where is the money going why aren't things being built and this concept of money right I ask myself this I have someone a week ago like how much is America in debt and they were like this many trillion and then I asked my a rhetorical question but the dumbest question I've ever asked myself I said you know how much does the earth cost bad question but how much is the earth worth yeah what is what is the all the things on earth and it's saying we can't buy it we couldn't make enough money to buy the Earth right so that means we made money so if money is the key to all people's happiness and will solve everything and everyone's doing things for money let's just make more money but it's not about making more money it's about keeping poor people poor and rich people rich and keep it keeping people in their place and right now we're experiencing the fall of Rome or the Titanic has now hit a glacier and there's people who would prefer to go down with the Titanic then to get on a Lifeboat because they don't want to get sea water on their dress or the nice outfit people are so programmed and brainwashed into classism in protectionism that it's difficult for people to embrace Innovation unless it has a tag on it that's got a name brand connected to it that says with this Innovation you will be better than the person you'll be better than your next door neighbor episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but only be available on Spotify sounds of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from 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    Why Kanye West is Running for President
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    so what what are you doing you run for president yes what made you decide to do that aren't you busy enough clothing company successful rapper family man that it was something that God put on my heart back in 2015 a few days before the MTV Awards it just it hit me in the shower and when I first thought of it I just started like laughing to myself like all this site Joy came over my over my body this dude through my soul and I could just I just felt that energy I felt that Spirit till then two days later accepted the Michael Jackson video Vanguard awards at the MTV Awards and instead of Performing you know my oreya hit songs you know I gave just my perspective on award shows butt always hot I knew at the end I was going to tell people I'm running for office I'm running for president in 2020 and you know just to have the it it it even took hard to say it in that context and people are just like their minds were blown and then I was hanging out with different I had different friends that were you know some people in the music industry some people tackle eats different things like that really you know they just really took it as a joke and they're telling me all these millions of reasons why I couldn't run for president member running into Oprah two days or one day after that she like you don't want to be president you know people just thought projecting putting this on you and I remember saying one of my responses to one of the people that one of the naysayers was while definitely be a billionaire by that time and that that that's a reason why someone should become president but it's to say you know at that time I was 50 around 50 million dollars in debt and I knew I had the confidence that I would be able to turn that around and now you know just going into now we'll just give you a clear answer I don't want to go off on 202 set goals in order to achieve them but what was Oprah's rash now she said you don't want to be the president like what was she saying cuz I remember when people are saying that that's our next president number one Trump got elected you know they showed Oprah and they were sent like it was I believe it was like NBC tweeted it this is our next president like they were a lot of people want it over to walk to run and they felt like if Trump could win Oprah could win when I saw when I was like see you can win you can win if you're coming from outside of politics I was young when Ronald Reagan was in was President I don't remember which is an idea that people have thrown out at me to three Governor California to be Governor California yeah shop open things up again man but I think I think my calling is to be I believe that my calling is to be the leader of the Free World not not I mean if it's in God's plan that part of my path is to be the governor than that's fine but my calling is to be the leader of the Free World different than the plans have been implemented before does it mean that you have ideas and a plan like the plan to be the leader like what would you do if you were the leader of the Free World like what would be different about the way you would handle things like if that's your plan like what is it about that that that is your calling like why would why would you want to do that like what do you want to do differently if you were the leader of the Free World well there's a couple questions and he said why you know why is that you're calling this people say to me you know they'll save when music is bigger than politics or more influential than politics or celebrities are more influential and I thought of it like if I was a pastor of 100000 person church but then I was also a captain a sailor and then we went to war and I said I'm going to man this ship that has a thousand people thousand soldiers on it because God is calling me to take this position even though I'm the pastor for you know however big my audiences and Hip-hop music or is it just an influencer celebrity or just as a dad and husband and my house the world is like if they couldn't be a better time to put a Visionary in the in the captain's chair and that's not to say we haven't had Visionaries be before I'm not coming here to down any of the other I'm not here to down Trump down Biden I'm just here to express y God is call me to take this position you think of yourself in terms of like as an artist as a Creator some someone who has these thoughts they manifest and in terms of music and art creation designed the things that you do that's why you think you're different as a Visionary yeah I think that I think I'm different from I mean that we're all different different from everybody we're all different from each other I'm at do bump into people that seem to be like the same character inside of is like because and empathetic and I feel the entire Earth and I feel less as a as a species as that the human race like I did it sometimes people think of Utopia as almost like a negative or that's that's like we couldn't have that but I do believe in World Peace like the people hit me with the I wanted things Oprah said as she said you got a bone up on your Foreign Affairs I remember this like I remember a lot of what the conversation was but that's the first thing she said was you know Foreign Affairs and foreign policies like this I think the reason why I say leader and not politician and not even specifically president is this is the time you know when when the Constitution was written that was an innovation now the world is innovated all around our political system go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Discusses Wine Fraud Documentary "Sour Grapes" with Maynard James Keenan
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    have you seen sour grapes documentary yes parts of it having to know I have a pretty amazing that was supposed to be these really expensive bottles and duped all these like real one so when I first heard about the film I was under the impression like that that guy was that a wine dinner in Beverly Hills Peter Gay go from penfold sitting next to me and that guy was sitting next to sour grapes documentary Ruby but his ability to do what he was doing to put these wines and bottle and mimic what the pallet that just the nature of the color everything about it being able to duplicate the what's in the bottle to the point where it would fool saw him he was like he's an alchemist like he was really good at like making it who won just like putting wine on the bottom of the bottle like the opened it and you really thought it was that wine you would go that seems like not a great version of that one but that's that wine oh so you could tell that it was slightly off and in some cases that's that's in the pallets Kirby Kearney to create a great wine and I know you I've tried but what he was doing and I'm just speculating on sing the song but what he was doing was just a fool you right now that wine might not last in that bottle wants you so knocking it it's not going to hold up it's not all I'm sure it's not the structure up line and he was literally putting dirt and things into create that initial impression so that when you taste it to investigate it you okay I think that's what that is and then he write the check and he's like go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Rogan on Floyd Mayweather vs. Logan Paul
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    reminded me of Floyd Mayweather and he knocked out Victor Ortiz when they were kissing or whatever they did but Jim Gray well remember that I was like okay no you wouldn't have no you wouldn't remind me of he got mad and then he's just going to kick his ass crazy thing to say to literally one of the greatest boxers that's ever put on gloves yeah Mayweather fighting Logan Paul UCF Logan Paul Logan Paul in that fight Logan Paul is a really good athlete yeah he's an enormous man now if it was an MMA fight I would pick Logan Paul listen to me there's a video of Logan Paul wrestling with Paulo Costa it's a real live wrestling like live wrestling sparring session where he is exhibiting real scale he knows how to scramble he's got real wrestling skill and I know how good was he I am with Paulo Costa Pollo is the UFC's number one contender in the middle of division and the most beautiful man in the UFC perfect specimen of a man and a wrecking machine yeah they're they're doing wrestling drill and sparring and Logan Paul is hanging in there man with an elite MMA you know World Championship caliber fighter a guy who likes went to war with yellow Romero and down right I mean Paulo Costa is a monster and Logan Paul is hanging in there and I don't care what anybody says like the what what I saw in that I'm like that kid is now he's got to be 6-1 he might actually did he join the wrestling team this is Ohio State and Athens oh you dude he's a big dude and he's a real athlete and want things that I saw I know he lost his boxing match data draw the first time they lost a second time but what I'm seeing him throw punches like he's very athletic throws punches with good technique you know but obviously the other kid that he boxed with did as well but there's such a difference between that and Floyd Mayweather in a boxing match it's going to be hilarious got the locks big I got the one punch Logan KO oh my God it's so hilarious could you imagine if he did could you imagine if he Clips Floyd Mayweather in a temple to see Floyd Mayweather do it all with the crowd would do I'm heading there would be a crowd yeah but kid has made so much money these opportunities at the flight fight Floyd what I know but the thing about it is like a who's going to sanction that the weight classes are so different Floyd a 50lb different it could be 50 lb + lb In-Shape you know less than a probably but that here's a crazy thing watch the s*** out of that and it's more and more exciting everyday Roy Jones jr. is posting some s*** on his Instagram yeah dude he still got some really yeah you find that and he Allied haulage eyes I lied about Logan Paul wrestling just doing it advance for everything just in case it's going to be one of the most ridiculous things ever though to box literal best boxer never lost but they do some scrambles C I don't know how much Logan is changing his but seriously because they want to look good that's it well it exists it somewhere so he think they did a lot of sparring like boxing sparring for sure yeah this is just showing Lego right here let's see what happens here come on Logan 2:30 and he's a tank I'm looking at Harder but I'm a b**** Jamie come on because he gets ko'd by Logan Paul he's jacked I mean it works out hard shot and yeah I mean he has podcast sea salt works I Get It episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Innocence Project Ambassador's Detail How Wrongful Convictions Happen
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    it's important you know I can't help talk about the death penalty when we talk about shorty Clemente because in this country a lot of people still believe in death penalty and I don't and what I do people believe in the death penalty is I respect your view but what percentage of innocent people are you okay with executing right because the system is fundamentally flawed and even if the system was reformed in all the ways that we could sit here and think can I have some ideas on that they're still going to be errors there's always going to be there always in the errors made and so you have to accept that they're going to be mistakes we know that in Florida where Josh represents so they're not even if all the people the executed were guilty and we know they weren't right we know certain people like Jesse tafero who is absolutely innocent executed by the state of Florida and that gruesome execution where the electric chair quote-unquote malfunction at his head caught on fire 3 times but even if they got the right he came within a month of being executed by the state of Louisiana when an attorney investigator staring into a microscope and saw the DNA evidence to prove that he was not guilty of this murder and he was ultimately exonerated he said I don't understand why that prosecutors not being charged with attempted murder they tried to kill me and they knew I was innocent and I've proven that but what happens to the prosecutor nothing when it comes to anything where there's a game and the problem with policing and Prosecuting people and convicting people and it's a game and meaning that there's winners and losers and winners winners and losers people cheat there's a people with poor character and they just want to win and they get caught up in this game and you can call it a game you can call the pursuit whatever you want to call it there's a there's an end that you want to achieve if you're successful and if you if you don't cheese that and you are unsuccessful so when people are trying to achieve this end they will do all kinds of things and it's just inherently a part of human beings that are weak people of weak character people that are morally flawed they do things like that they'll they'll know there were and they do it anyway they they know that someone is innocent and they pursue it anyway because they want that W it's a real problem with people I've seen it with we've all seen him playing games with people kids do it you know adult do it like when you see a grown adult cheating at cards or just a game of cards it's a f****** it's a embarrassing thing like who are you but do you really you hit it on the head so much Valenti's case and this is not this is not someone off circumstances Joe you could not have articulated it better I mean it is ever been an argument with someone and it's like with my wife sometimes she'll be like know you left the keys here and I'll be like no I know I gave them back to you and then as you're in the argument you remember you know what she's right I actually put that and you have a you have a decision to make am I going to be the bigger person and say I f*** or am I going am I going to continue down this course unfortunately you know and I think I think Joe like hit on the fundamental psych psych on the psychology is almost like you're right it's not binary it's either win or lose and I was begging I mean you know I'm an emotional dude and I had to weep to the prosecutor and Clemente's case I had the real murderer on the stand and I got my first question how many times have you threatened to murder someone watch her dog in there yet she said never I have – cam video of her saying to a cop blasting her head against the partition I'm going to f****** murder you you m*********** so I play the video for and I said what about that she said I didn't listen I didn't watch that was you that was your voice right and you know I got her well I blackout I say things and do things and I blackout them block them out I finally got her to admit I said isn't it true that you may have murdered your mother and your grandmother and blocked it out she said yes and I had to sit in a room with a prosecutor and I don't know if it was just like you know would like an angry cry cuz I'm angry that he won't just say I f***** up here we f***** up we got the wrong person and I'm weeping to him saying admit that you made a mistake and and you're right it is that that I have seen it so many times with prosecutors it's all about getting the W and they just won't admit they're wrong I think that there's something deeper about human psychology working there where the powers-that-be won't admit I mean I hate to say but Kamala Harris was no different here in California I mean she fiercely defended in a wrongful convictions why I mean there's like a huge investigative piece in the New York Times about it it's not something that's germane to Florida it's in California to New York and God forbid you're in the South you know and it's it's a real problem and I don't know how to solve it too many cases right constantly there they're constantly hearing new cases to completely overhauling and change this method of of of policing and convicting people it would require a massive undertaking and that's why we're so appreciative that you know that it really literally takes being in in the bowels if you will of the system and getting it beneath your fingernails and standing up too and speaking truth to power be terrifying to be there to to know that someone is willing to convince someone that they know is innocent because they want to win and there's more I think some of them are preventable and when when we set out to do these podcast whether it's wrongful eviction one or junk science but Josh is the host of just came out or even the false confession series that we did our goal is to educate the public because your listeners are going to you and me everyone Jamie over here is going to end up on that you hope that telling you the truth that you respect because of authority figures right I go up respecting uniforms and and everything else and I still do but the fact is they may not be telling the truth and the just because somebody says they're in experts with Josh talks about in his pocket doesn't mean they're really an expert that they may be talking about things that are actually junk science and furthermore they're allowed to lie in the interrogation room on my shy talked about the fact that if you get picked up and brought in for questioning your people who are innocent waive their Miranda rights 85% of people wave them anyway because they don't think that I'll just go in I'll tell him what was in there I was with my mom whatever was the only thing say is this is my hum Joe Rogan and I want a lawyer or whatever your name is whoever's listening cuz the only words you should say because they're not your friends and you can get taught in that interrogation room crazy s*** happens they don't always be people up they don't need to they can use course of psychological tactics and once you start talking and you're in that little airless room and seen it on TV right and they start the good cop bad cop intimidate you and they threaten me with the Death Valley and they're allowed to lie know why they allow the line that's a great question other Western countries they're not but here they are so they can sit there and especially the people that are most likely to falsely confess our people adolescence right anyone his brain is not fully formed we know that your brain is not fully formed to your 25 and military veterans the case of that for four guys confess to crimes they didn't commit and none of them did it and the tax Central Park 5 is another why are they allowed to do it because there's not a law no one has the balls all these blowhard politicians have the balls to introduce Live casino they're afraid to piss off the police Union because they'll lose that vote to end introduce legislation right to lie to a suspect about the mind f*** that's going on here remember the psychology is going to deprive you of sleep we're going to deprive you of food going to scare the living s*** out of you and we're going to lie to you we're going to lie to you and make you ever see that Chris Rock that or he's like cop pulled me over and after while my dad maybe I did do it maybe I did something and didn't remember it that's what they start getting you to believe because if they're bring me their saying Joe listen we have how the f*** do you explain how your DNA is on the victim how do you explain that and you're thinking yourself I can't f****** explain that a I didn't do it but maybe I don't know maybe I did something and don't remember it and then there is there's this which is you'll hear from a lot of people that are victims of course of interrogations is I figured I would just tell them what they wanted to hear get the room and then sorted out right that you committed his gruesome murder right you just got my partner's crazy I don't know what he's going to do to you I'm smart I would never do that but the thing is they don't realize 25% of the DNA exoneration to properly 25% show up to involve false confessions so just process that right that's how many people confess because cuz they're doing that and some of them Clemente's case liking my own adopted daughter nor Jackson's case where the Tennessee Supreme Court unanimously overturned her conviction for murdering her own mother and in their in their ruling they excoriated the prosecutors were having played so loose with the rules right to say the least and yet they came back and said listen we're going to try you again unless you take unless you take a plea when they overturn your conviction the indictment still stands original and most prosecutor it's a long time ago and we've been proven wrong and you know the Let It Go but if they really are vindictive they may say you know what I want to protect this this conviction and let's not forget that every time we convect an innocent person the real the real perpetrator remains free pretty hard-line hardcore Law & Order whenever you go by your listeners cover different in a box of Life different viewpoint but everybody can agree that we want the person Specialties vicious violent crimes we should all want the real perpetrator off the street and not for the convenient Target to just get and then that other perpetrator often times we should all want the real perpetrator off the street and not for the convenient Target to just get manhandled and brutalized by the system and then that other perpetrator often times goes on to commit more terrible crimes


    The Junk Science That's Admissible Evidence
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    but so Josh is now hosting a podcast on junk science this is what we started talking about the beginning and I've made you stop and redirect it was come back to it so explain like what what is the junk science what were the issues with wrongful convictions and junk science so the all various disciplines of forensic science or used to convict people and in fact wrongfully convicted that's not admissible it's not so no it doesn't work it's not reliable but is it because you could beat it if you're a psychopath yeah you could be did there's all different factors that cause your blood pressure to rise you know you may just have a high blood pressure or you may your heart may beat faster when you get anxious and different situation so it just doesn't work and it's not admissible in any courts but I'm talking about things that you would probably think it just based on pop media even if you were very read what you are you would say all that's reliable when I bite mark evidence and it's complete junk science of the National Academy of Sciences is a the gold standard it's got the finest scientists in the country that did a review of all of the friends of disciplines that are used in courts and found that with the exception of DNA all of these are fraught with problems bite mark evidence blood spatter arson coercion Queen coerced confessions what the podcast does is it examines all of these Brent episode-by-episode it examines all these friends of disciplines and it goes through to explain how and why a their total b******* and B they are in the face of it being total b******* still accepted now and like the fact that you got emotional made hug you because it was like you know that's like it takes a special person to be able to get there on that level but now I want to try to make you angry because I think it is it's the anger that should drive people you want to know that you want to know the difference between a mouthpiece in human skin everything humans your skin is different than my skin in thickness inconsistency if you're flexing when I bite you if it's during a struggle or not and you have to follow the signs what the signs tells us is that bite marks on humans skin or not only unreliable but there has been study after study that the so-called experts are they call odontology can't tell the difference between a bite mark and an insect bite they can't even agree they were all shown the self-professed finest odontologist in the country are all shown pictures of Mark on human skin they can't even agree as a threshold matter what's a bite mark and what isn't as a forensic Denton dentist that fancy themselves an expert and bite-marks but the origin story of all these forensic Sciences Sciences you end up down a rabbit hole to some f*****-up story that sounds like a wacky religion take bite marks for instance there's a guy named George Burroughs is a reverend in the late 1690s he's accused of torturing young girls okay and one of the forms of torture is biting them and he's trying and convicted and they take him around the corner and pull his mouth open and they point to the crookedness of his teeth the ridges in his molars and they compared to the bite mark and he's hanged publicly and he cites the Lord's Prayer at his hanging and you know everybody in the crowd is like that kind of f***** up because witches aren't supposed to be able to cite the Lord's Prayer because this was a trial during the Salem Witch Trials he's the the first posthumous exoneration I'm aware of twenty years after this they end up finding out that George Burroughs was in a different town altogether not only didn't bite these people but that the marked weren't even bites and they they put a posthumous Lee exonerate in the colony of Massachusetts family compensation to watch this in the 1970s there's a guy named Walter marks that is accused of biting a victim in a murder and the court in that case says you know what there is no established signs hear it can't be replicated but bite marks are associated with you know identifying accident victims burn victim and admits it and it gets admitted into evidence the Appellate says well if the if the judge found it credible who are we overturn it and so Jo watch this it now infects and is probably an unpopular analogy to use now but it's spreads across the criminal justice system like a virus every quarter start sighting this marks case and judges just started meeting it the National Academy of forensic science has found that there's no way to replicate it that it's unreliable that they there f****** crackpot name West who's in Odin tologist that claimed to use 3D pictures and UltraViolet he so they set him up they send him you no bite marks and the mold of a teeth from someone other than the defendant and said we think this is the defendant can you match it to this bite mark and he said yes they had sent them the bite mark of someone other than the defendant and mean it is that it is that add of a junk science so what will we're hoping to do is through the podcast to educate people because it you're right it is how do you overhaul a system it's a monster and one of the ways that you can overhaul the system is you know everybody says how do you be a lot how I get out of jury service and I say you know what you should want to be there because God forbid you were accused of something you didn't do wouldn't you want you on your jury so one of the ways we were do it is to get people thinking you know what I can make a difference here because there's no presumption of innocence throw that around like it exists it doesn't exist there have been studies done my firm has done one well over 90% of people feel like if you've been accused of a crime you probably did it look I represent it how I met Lennox I represent Lennox in a case and I represented him how I met him was I represented him in a case and it's interesting most people say to me when I say that what did he do to promote or from ripping them off and for stealing from him but if you ask people during jury selection how many of you in a criminal case and when I was you know a lot of jurors were asking what did he do and do anything but if you ask jurors in a criminal case if a judge will let you ask it what you should be able to ask how many of you think my client he was arrested indicted must have done something wrong hands go flying up and you know it should be a basis to get rid of people that's not the brunt of the Assumption of guilt best in this country that takes more people to be conscientious and one of the things that we're trying to do on the podcast is educate them about these junk science is so that if you're ever on a jury and you hear well the trajectory of the blood mark on the wall shows you that the person must have grabbed the knife from this angle its total b******* one more time what's the name of the podcast wrongful conviction junk science SOL these people figure out like how someone must have hit him this way and I've seen it in movies that's all bulshit total b******* so the second episode of the podcast I have a guest by the name of Pamela Cole off who's an award-winning writer she just won every award you could win for writing an article about an informant in a case of mine and I got to know her and she wrote an amazing investigative piece about blood spatter evidence for pro public Texas monthly or the New York Times one of those three I should know and she went undercover deep and she became certified blood spatter analyst as part of a research this is a discipline that was born in the basement of some whack-job up in New York he called it the national forensic laboratory or some s*** like that and it was his basement in his house and he would do things like like recreate Crimes by like you know hitting cadavers and watching the blood spatter and it just like think about it there's so many things wrong with that the way the blood travels out of the body from a static aesthetic body versus one more blood is throat is circulating already changes it the temperature of the blood is different if you're struggling and I hit you with a blunt force object a hammer a bat and your arm is coming up this way depends on the speed your arm is traveling it is total and utter b******* but it's admissible admissible as evidence even though it all 50 states that proves that these guys who make themselves out to be these experts don't know anything about what they're talking about I mean it's it's we should all be embarrassed and ashamed that this is allowed to go on in our courts you think about a joke NACA whatever it is right and now you're going to go with a couple of teeth on an imperfect surfaced days or weeks later and you going to go this must be Josie's cuz they were able to get a study and they cite to it in the report you can get it online it's they did a study where they would have people with no teeth bite human skin and the people with no missing their two front teeth to bite me computers is it they have two front teeth people that have two front teeth can bite down and if their incisors are too long it can make it appear that they're missing two front teeth so it's just as far as blood spatter is concerned there is a case against the Peterson case that my friend David Rudolf did another staircase that show on Netflix where the guy was where they were trying to recreate the blood spatter analyst we're trying to recreate the spatter in the staircase and there's video of them doing it and they keep on hitting this this receptacle full of blood and they can't recreate it and they keep on doing it and doing it and finally on the whatever 15th try they get it and they all start celebrating and high-fiving you're supposed to be able to replicate this year the reason why DNA is is so reliable is that it's going to be the same every time it is the gold standard it now they're wasted manipulated there certain people out there that are trying to f*** with it right now and he claims to be able to take a mixture of a bunch of different people's DNA and tangle it right and basically be able to say whose DNA is what and you know he won't give the source code for his data and you know this shouldn't be a black box so there's there's some things going on like that but for the most part when it's done correctly and the right standards are applied you can bet on DNA but a lot of these pattern-matching disciplines blood spatter fingerprints in some instances bite mark evidence what are the other ones tread tracking on shoes arson or arson you can go to any Court in the country in Sama blood spatter I always wondered because I would see her house burnt to the ground then they would say all they determined it was started by a fire and this is how they determine didn't like but everything's burnt-out like how do you know there are countless people serving hard-time in prisons in America Joanne parks and Kristine bunch I just interviewed she brought me to tears who was convicted of being hurt her case in Indiana she was a 21 year old mother of a three-year-old boy and her trailer caught fire she was asleep she woke up she couldn't get into the son's room it was to the fire was too out of control already in the little boy died and the fact is that she they went they arrested her 6 days later and charged with arson and murder over the speed limit and she everybody said she was a doting loving mother she was working and going to school and she lost everything she owned she don't have insurance to have a shirt to wear at the end of this right because she was in her pajamas it's like had been present in the house from previous owners who had to come forward and said that there was you know it and then there was you know she was guilty and they were going to try to win she's just a magnificent human who in prison did the most phenomenal things and now she's helping other she has an organization maybe you could look it up Jamie she has a wonderful organization I'd like to shout out and she's making a real difference and she I think I'll pass the compensation statute and there's a confirmation I know that I've hurt you talk about it and you're familiar with it you know you know the desired outcome so you confirm that buy us so you know they then start looking at a streak from a smoke stain on the wall and knowing that the theory is that there was a match struck and placed against the wall right they will say well that's why you see at the patterns do of that stain on the wall of smoke where the reality is is that there are a lot of different explanations for how something can look the scientific analysis of of charred remains not remains of people but remains of different things chemical compounds and things and if you're working to reverse-engineer now come you know it's and it's easy to make this stuff sound reliable because if you don't have experience with it I mean look this is a big haven't done any bite more cases and all of my cases so I Chi actually try to approach it with an open mind, I'm literally stunned at what I'm finding out doing research for the episodes because it sounds like some wacky religion you know that somebody invented in their house and people buy it so is all this stuff still in use because no one has exposed the fact that it's all junk science or is it because it's established as a part of we accept in trials and they did to haven't made the corrections yet because if they did then they would have to accept the fact that all these other convictions were based on this junk science would be open to reinterpretation in the trailer for junk science Josh address is exactly that and he doesn't very eloquently which is that it along with Chris fabricant who is a strategic litigation a director at the Innocence Project it was actually a post I created in honor of my dad what helped to create I should say and he doesn't incredible job but basically they keep using it because the president is there right once it's and Josh talks about that and maybe we could even play the trailer but like everyone's heard those words it's a it's a ridiculous idea that you can shake a baby hard enough to Rattle its brain without injuring it in any other way right so we're supposed to believe that a woman who's a mother right first of all that it's hard to believe that they would kill her kids okay let's just leave know your arms are going to do an invite away unless I'm mistaken if people most people get mad at something I don't shake it they hit it they kick it or throw it right don't shake it at a bad shot whatever I mean it's you know it's Madness and yet it's accepted in court and John Jones in Ohio innocent as could be just misdiagnosed


    The Emotional Story of Clemente Aguirre Jarquin Being Freed From Death Row
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    and what blows my mind is that science is the truth to me good signs DNA is the truth so here we had a case in this was one where I said well I want to be convinced that he's innocent so it's the case of this goddamn Clemente Aguirre and if I tell you this story you'll say that you got to be making this s*** out of it can't be true because of the story from start to finish is just mind-bending he's a Honduran immigrant he is escaping MS 10 in Honduras and he wins like what it was like the under inversion of the voice right American Idol because he's only four foot eleven as a grown person he's in his early twenties in the violence is getting so bad as I got to get the f*** out of here they kill his front front they killed front and dump them in the street in front of him so he flees to America and he does the whole circuitous route through Mexico or he get tries to get a Mexican accent he finds a coyote and he swims across the Rio Grande Almost drowns and then he's taken I mean that whole story I could spend a half-hour on he's putting out an escape hatch of a car and driven around the country till he finally lands in Sanford Florida right and Sanford Florida is where the Trayvon Martin trial happen and I end up in front of the same judge that presided originally over the Trayvon Martin trial so Clemente's accused he gets the Stanford Florida on a Saturday he's begins working at a golf course on a Monday climbing trees and cutting down branches one of the golf member says I like this kid's work ethic you want to come work at my restaurant and goes and begins working at the restaurant he lives in a tree in the back of a trailer no s*** on Vagabond way and he's got neighbors who are three generations of poor-white-trash it's a grandmother a mother and a daughter and he's like a novelty they call him Little Mexico is not even from Mexico he can't speak English and he used to go and do coke with daughter smoke weed drink and it was a go outdoor dorm you know they would go to his trailer he would go to hers what's the doors were always unlocked he's out one day partying with his friends he does coke he comes home and it's like 5 in the morning and he wants a beer because he wants to try to come down so he waits till the sun comes up and he goes to knock on their door and he sees a bloody shoulder blocking the door and he goes to push it open and the mother as stabbed 229 times and he bends down is no stranger to seeing violence he bends down to check her and the dog starts barking and hears noise and it picks up when he sees a butcher knife bloody butcher knife sitting on a on a box and he picks it up and he screams in Spanish has anyone here he then walked into the other room and he sees the grandmother slumped over in a wheelchair and he freaks out he goes he's about to call the police me says wait a second I'm a legal they'll never believe you imagine this s*** on a cocaine Bender so he leaves the trailer he runs back to his throws the knife in the grass takes his bloody clothes off his clothes are bloody because he picked up the mother and to check her pulse takes off his clothes throw them in the garbage bag put some on top of the trailer the boyfriend and the daughter slept out that night and I saw the mother in the grandmother dead the daughter slept out that night he and bear with me because this will this is like worth waiting for he the police show up a couple of hours later because the boyfriend is sent by the daughter the daughter says I have a weird feeling about my mother and grandmother can you go check on them and get my work clothes cuz you work at Subway the sandwich shop so the boyfriend of the daughter discovers the dead bodies calls 911 the police come they come next door to Clemente's trailer and say did you chicken last night you know anything about this assistant know he's freaked out he then goes to a friend's house and tells his friend what happened he said I'm just going to go back and tell the cops would happen this is America right and the friend says you don't know America you need to get the f*** out of town misses now I'm going back I'm going to tell them he goes back walked over there and says tells me exactly what happened they put them in handcuffs and they sit him down and they said listen we know how you lighten guys are you wanted sex from them right he says are you out of your f****** mind know I had nothing to do with this PS long story short he gets tried convicted and put on death row in Florida the crime scene analyst sat on their hands and knees four days in the stinking Florida heat and scraping blood swabs in the trailer okay 151 blood swab and what they're swabbing for is not the victim's blood they know it's a victim's blood this woman has been butchered 129 times the crime scene analyst and his case testified that we were swabbing for evidence of who the perpetrator was cuz in a knife fight the perpetrator often get to Nick and cut especially when you're stabbing someone that many times so when the Innocence Project got the case they said what were the results of that blood test you know how many drops of blood they tested not a single drop of blood they never tested a single drop of blood because they thought that he was guilty we had the blood tested and right in the foot in inches of the mother's body and in the bathroom where the state argue the killer cleaned up is the daughter's blood a trail of the daughters blood going to the bathroom and then the mother's Blood on the outside of the daughters window we did a just a minimal investigation into the daughter and it turns out that she had a history of crazy violent she had a condition called intermittent explosive disorder where you would snap and just go off the rails that that's a condition it's a condition of psychiatric condition we look at her medical file when she's diagnose of intermittent Express explosive disorder they they put her in four point restraints that's your arms and legs and there's in the doctor's notes few years before this happened where she says to her mother I'm going to f****** kill you if I ever get out of here I'll f****** kill all of you then we find out that she has confessed all over town we had people coming in all over the place testifying affidavit as if she said I killed my f****** mother and my grandmother I'll do it to you and I got her on the witness so watch this the state jewelry tries him his conviction gets over turn the Florida Supreme Court throws it out says that he is obviously there's obviously a real problem here in the state instead of saying you know what we screwed up here they double down and it happens in all of our cases very rare not all of them most of them or the state comes up with a new Theory and said well that must have been old blood from her cutting herself and they had no explanation for why are mother's blood is mixed with her blood in her bedroom why are mother's blood is outside of her window I demanded proof there and there was incontrovertible proof so Watch What Happens there's a blood swipe on her mother's ass her mother is struggling to get out of the house and the the killer grabbed that her and pulled her pants down and there's a forefinger blood swipe and I always thought it was weird or three-finger Bloods excuse me and I always thought it was weird that there was only three fingers and blood that someone trying to grab at her so when I had her on the stand I said I got a court order to take pictures of her hand cuz I wanted to see if there were scars on her hand and she lifts up her hand and her pinky is bent down like this and I said what happen your pinky she said cutter and a severed my tendon that's exactly right I said was your hand like that on the night that your mother and grandmother were killed she said yes and I looked at the prosecutor and I said have you seen enough they don't quit I had they just want to win and he I'm happy to report that after her examination and then an amazing examination by my co-counsel Mari Palmer which explorer was the bunch of other lies the ex-boyfriend the ex-boyfriend's current wife came in and testified that he told her that the daughter killed her and that she snuck out of her house that night his house that night climbed out of the window and then returned later in the night they dropped the charges in the middle of his retrial and I got to walk him out off of death row and in Trump's America they would not they put an immigration hold and it was like out of a movie he got walked out of the prison to immigration and there's like a mountain crowd outside of immigration on we still don't know how it happened I got him an immigration bond and walk them out of the Immigration Center that night and to Jason's point I have never other than the birth of my kids marrying my wife hitting a homerun in Little League I never had I never floated like that Fighters winning world titles that you've no better feeling than to restore someone's life one here's a crazy part I was called myself on the back watch this I've skipped one retrial the first retrial I was in front of a judge the same judge that denied him post-conviction relief said I don't care that the daughters blood is there that she confessed I don't care watch this she denied him conviction relief and she he didn't get his case overturned in the Supreme Court her credentials to serve as a judge in a death penalty case had lapsed after his case gets reversed she files for special dispensation to become a death penalty judge and says even though I don't still have my credentials I want to be the judge on his case seeks out his case they're seeking the death penalty and she denied him the cons National protections that does US Constitution said that when you death qualified jury if you violate these rules the case is going back on appeal and I would say to her your honor you don't understand we're going to be back here again and you can't not tell the jury don't research the case in the hallway they're going to research the case in the hallway and she was she wanted to kill him in at one point I stood up and I said I'll tell you something I had to go at her so hard I find out that she was the judge in the Trayvon whose husband represented George Zimmerman and wouldn't recuse herself so all of a sudden the paper start picking up that I'm clashing with her and courts and I one point had such a run-in with her that I sat down and Clemente was crying and I said I'm sorry I thought he was going to fire me because I went out with her so hard and I said I said I understand and he put his arm on me and he said she's going to kill me please keep doing so I kept I just kept going at her and she finally had to declare a mistrial because a juror came in and said that they were all researching the case in the hallway and that they thought that he was listening to music because he was listening to the translation on the headphones so to get exonerations it is such a grueling fight and if you meet Clemente he's the most gentle kind human being and is still an immigration limbo and to tell you what a great man this guy is in there in Florida like fighting like I'm thinking there's no f****** way I'm going to get him off and he's calling me going to listen when we get him out I'm going to get will get him up in an apartment and will pay for this and pay for that I thought he was crazy I said this guy is no f****** clue and you know I'm such a sewing his dad and I am so in all of em even though he's my friend that to this day he and I have jointly supported Clemente financially but he pays for his room and board and to be able to be in a position to help these guys and just help them start a life again and you know this guy still believes in America after all that's happened to him he still believes it's the best place to be what happens to a judge like that how is a judge not go to jail how does someone I mean how does someone get away with that she's violating the law and Penny and clearly he's innocent right so she's trying to kill a man who's innocent of the judge that took over the case she had to recuse herself in a fit of embarrassment and the judge that took over the case with such a beautiful guy his name is George galluzzo and all he did was uphold the law and he the prosecutors would come in and try to get rid of jurors that said I believe that you know I'll listen to the facts and I will only get rid of you know I will consider life instead of death and he was just soap and no they have immunity is the short answer these judges and prosecutors one of the many flaws of our system right Jason is that they all have immunity what about these cops fashion how does a cop like that not go to jail how does if you know that what where is that cop now one of them got promoted one of them got promoted one of them God know that the kid was innocent and that they did this many times they do Jo and you know we can't take make a blanket statement dumb and they don't face repercussions and as a result of that and it's so important for people to know this I talk about on my podcast all the time and and Clemente's episode is so wonderful because in in that episode you really feel his Humanity he still has a great sense of humor he still has a joy of life and all the exonerees I find Incredibles is there for 14 years and he was on Florida's death row the other four years were in jails not to be technical but yet he was on death row in in on the podcast on wrongful conviction he talks about how when he went to prison even speak English and he figured he'd remember that Josh and he said he needed to learn how to speak English. Never going to get out of here if I can help in my own defense time you finally got a hard-on he said you want to hug he's such a good and decent guy and he just loves life and appreciate everything but imagine that it took Josh Dubin right one of the great lawyers in in our country that was the moment how is my co-counsel Lindsey Boney and Dylan black southern gentleman who has changed their lives before and when he's he would go into court when he was that guy in the white and he would throw a fit on the f****** innocent who the f*** are you to do this to me early in his court appearances when I knew him he was very so he acted exactly how I would expect someone to act to watch this three days after he gets out I always told him I'm going to get you out of here in jail I would say and I'm going to take you to the beach when we have a beer and I would say to Jason up I'm starting to think that I'm not going to be able to live up to it and I cannot call like two days after he's out here in the hotel and I said you know he got located at this place called the the sunny center in Tampa this property would they have like efficiency apartments for death row exonerees and Jason Goes to me that's my place I bought the property visiting an innocent guy and a half ago now to lose early late January guy death row in Texas named Rob will and I left there and flew to La that was on a Monday I was down there and then food La and ended up going to Grammy's on Sunday and ended up and ended up going to move around some season ever sit in the front row and I had that feeling I was like holy s*** what a week I literally went from Death Around to the front row if you know you know


    Lawyer Josh Dubin Reviews Kamala Harris' Criminal Justice Record
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    you were talking about Kamala Harris and I think this might be a good time to talk about this because she might be the Vice Presidential nominee what what specifically did she do where there was someone who was innocent or someone who was wrongfully convicted let me give a caveat caveat is that I know I'll catch it from some people that say you have to do everything you can to make sure that Trump Is Not Elected and I will say that even even she's an improvement as vice president if he does picar anything's an improvement in my mind so with that caveat it would take this podcast and four more to go through she fiercely fought wrongful convictions and was shamed by judges when she was district attorney in San Francisco the case the gate the Gage case George gauge or Gage case where are prosecutors hit ever and they try to protect one she knew that there was evidence that was withheld from defense attorneys once she should have known in my opinion that people were innocent she tried to protect those convictions why because she wanted to continue winning she blocked DNA sheep she went to Great Lengths to try to block a call DNA for people that were accused of a convicted of felonies think about or talking about a $12 DNA test to see if the biological material from a crime that has been preserved is actually the defendant's right she blocked access to that I mean Liberty block access to something like that that seems like that should be a right yeah it seems like it should be in a lot of states that says you cannot get access to it and the rationale behind them open up a Floodgate Of criminal defendants asking for the biological evidence in their case to be tested and making a debate stage and she'll always default to I I stand by my record as a prosecutor and she's never had an explanation that I have ever seen I don't know Jason Jason and I were talking about this before we came on today because there was a New York Times piece by her name's escaping me Lara bazelon Lara bazelon which if any of your listeners want to listen to her if she goes into you know exhaustive detail about specific cases and things that Kamala Harris did and you know the sad part about it that's it right there on the wrong side of History the Highlight the marijuana one that you bought she stood by criminalizing marijuana in this state simple to ignore and I hoped I hope I didn't pick someone else personally but you know will see and I will let her do it for him at this point while I'll support him no matter what who he picks you fix her so be it because I believe we're in an existential crisis and we need to think about this he would have been either dead or still on death row what are we talkin about here we're talking about a test she has constantly in case after case issue after issue and look the people that she Hurts the Most or people of color in this country because they make up you know the big portion is proportion and so it's it's obstruent children threatened with jail time imagine you're single mom you're just doing your best to put food on the table used to work two jobs and your kids are understandably f****** up and not going to school cuz there's no father around That 70s Show in a fight to get out even at look I have a client in New York who is can these people become like family to us I mean he's adopted one of the exonerees is daughter now you know John restivo was convicted of raping and murdering someone with two of his friends to people that work for him he is framed by a cop they take a hair from the victim and they planted in his moving truck that they found out that it was planted is that one of your hair you're going to love this right hair is attached to the human head when you die there is a physiological phenomenon that happens cook post-mortem root banding for a band goes around the root of your hair okay and it happens after you've been dead the minimum 4 hours prosecution's theory is that he picks up this girl 16 year old girl walking home from the roller skating rink with his two buddies throws her in a van they Raper kill her and dump her nearest you can all happens in 45 minutes the way that they finally find out that he was framed his it's a moving truck they searched his moving truck and they fun hundreds of hairs because you should we all shed hair they find one here from the victim and its pristine it's the only pristine hair in the drop no Kinks on it no dirt no debris and there's a post-mortem root band around it which means they had to have taken it from the autopsy after 4 after 4 hours and we ended up finding out that the cop had access to the envelopes where the autopsy was in any event John restivo back to the DNA the perpetrator ejaculated and they had a lot of semen a lot of biological material DNA he fought for years to get access to the DNA finally gets access to it they test the DNA and he's excluded and His Two co-defendants lyrics all right with the prosecutor does is they say okay well there must have been a fourth perpetrator so they start testing in this is a process that two years they start 5 years they start testing every single known male associate of John restivo Dennis Halstead and John cogut and they can't and it's only after that that he gets out he spent 18 years for a rape and murder he didn't come in he is I love him he's like a like a brother to me now but you know he's destroyed you don't come back for what happens to someone like that they have any recourse is there any yeah there's a happy ending in that regard as one of his one of the lawyers that represented him in his civil rights trial he was awarded 18 million dollars a million dollars for every year that he was incarcerated and you know to show you what the last in psychological damage so we got to go to a civil jury for civil rights violations against Nassau County with the bush indemnify this cop that framed him and he got some closure that way to extend that you can get any closer and we were outside waiting for the verdict outside of the courthouse and he's smoking a cigarette and he put out the cigarette need took a paper bag plastic bag out-of-pocket grab the butt and put it in the plastic bag and sealed it put it in his pocket are you doing he said you think I'm going to let someone take my DNA and bring me again you know and I know that's how bad it is so think about that in the context of Kamala Harris to block access to DNA once you get the f*** you're still sometimes in a crazy uphill battle because there prosecutors in my opinion just like Kamala Harris the one that want to win and want to protect that conviction dad in the context of Kamala Harris to block access to DNA once you get the f****** DNA you're still sometimes in a crazy uphill battle because there's prosecutors in my opinion just like Kamala Harris the one that want to win and want to protect that conviction


    How Cash Bail Undermines the Promise of Equal Treatment Under the Law
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    guy do I hope someday we'll get to be on your show named Alec karakatsanis who's the author of the book call usual cruelty which is like my Bible now and it is as usual cruelty by Alec Alec car cuts on his organization called civil rights Corps and he's been suing cities and counties all over the country to eliminate cash bail because cash bail is at the root of a lot of these problems also so money Bill has existed since thousand years since bail was invented wherever they'll what the long time ago but Bill historically was an unsecured with an unsecured Bond right which meant that which is now actually leading the charge in the other direction but in 1899 they decided to start charging people up front so you had to post bail money to be free until your trial now this obviously affected one group of people for people right because we always what would happen is that soon enough and Alec taught me a lot of this stuff soon enough it became clear that this could be an incredible profit center right there charging people for their own Freedom it's a bill you you can't afford not to pee but if you can't afford to pay it you go to jail so then emerge this Bail Bonds industry post bail for yourself someone will come along and say if you give me 10% of the money non-refundable whether you're innocent guilty what are your charges are dropped in an hour doesn't matter you give me that money I keep it I post the rest which usually don't even do is just an understanding that and you can go home now if you don't do that think about the consequences right so you're picked up for anything shoplifting could be mistaken identity misdemeanors that make up a huge percentage of the jail population most commonly it's just driving with suspended license that's the most common cause of arrest I think of in most places in America driving on a suspended license and they're going to put you in a jail cell they're going to deprive you of contact with your family of your work ability to take a walk of your ability to avoid violence that may occur to you when you're in that sell of all different types and very like your very life will be at risk and so if you don't if you don't have the money to to avoid that you're now going to be subjected to being in jail we have about 50,000 people in jail in America right now as we're sitting here we don't know if they did anything or not. trial and that's why most of them will plead guilty within about 3.2 days of the average time would someone plead guilty if they're in jail where is it they're out and think about this to write if you're out you don't plead guilty and it also deprives you of the ability to defend yourself right so let's say you're accused of attacking meet with your lawyer they don't have time to come visit you in jail you can't get them on the phone rattly you can't take your lawyer to the scene of the crime to show that it couldn't you couldn't have been there because or whatever or the witness couldn't have seen you because the lights are whatever it is you have no ability to mount an effective defense if you're in jail which is why 96 97% they can't fight it and they can't afford to sit in jail cuz they could lose her job because lose their home they can lose their family if they don't if they don't either either put up the money which they don't have or or plead guilty so this is this is a problem that is being addressed that money goes to jail that is such a beautiful way to put it and so so clear because I've been seeing people talk about different progressives they want to get rid of cash bail and how ridiculous that is and what you're saying makes total sense and I've never seen it laid out like that before and I didn't know that there were that many people that are in jail for things and they can't post bail cuz they don't have the money until they just have to wait for trial and what what percentage of our what what percentage of people to get arrested can't post bail so I don't actually know that a percentage but I think it's very high because most people don't have any look up most Americans don't have more than $400 in free cash and watch how this works if you ever want to be if you ever really want to see the inequities here and see how the system is so f***** up go sit you could do it at obviously not now but when when the world resumes is some sense of normalcy go to any criminal court and watch the arraignments all right and if you watch the arrangement so you will see they parade in all of the arrestees of the last 24 hours and they read their charges and they will then set bail then we'll make a decision on bail you will notice two or three things one you'll notice that the vast majority of people and any certainly in any Urban jurisdiction in any big city or people of color and I sat recently watching this happened in Tampa Florida cuz I was working on the James Daley case they did arrangements before my hearing and I sat with a bunch of public defenders and I listen to them wince every time someone of color young person of color is brought in driving on a suspended license possession of marijuana possession of hydrocodone without a prescription and they set their bill a thousand ten thousand seven thousand and they would say well that person's going to get out or they say if you don't want to let you out but if you don't pay a fine of $1,500 within 60 days you're back in he'll be back in I'll be representing him again and you watch as Jason put a discharging machine and you watch how these people of color treated very differently from White defendants and you you can just assess based on the fact that the judge will said you currently have a job know where you living well I don't know I'm going to stay on someone's couch and you start to quickly be able to do the computation you're my world they coming up with $1,000 for $500 and then they will reoffend and end up right back where they were and what it will really be striking to you is that I would I would venture to hi 80s terms of percentage these people what they really need is help with an addiction and if we put a third of the money that we spend incarcerated people keeping them incarcerated on drug and alcohol rehabilitation the incarceration rate would plummet and the recidivism rate you know people reoffending would plummet and not only we don't have to hypothesize in fact what happens it happens in countries that you know decriminalize drugs and happens in countries where there's not such an emphasis on jailing people and there's more of an emphasis on getting him help during apartheid the incarceration rate for black people in the nation's capital where I live is 19 times that of white people and its it still goes on everyday and the benefits for the exact same time little as a few days we're 40% more likely to be arrested for another felony in the ensuing year so because their lives fall apart while they're in jail and then the other guy said that lose their job you catch not show up for work with you than be like I was in jail you know so you know a k a t s a n is kind of tongue twister and so the book starts off on January 26th 2014 charnell Mitchell was sitting on her couch with her one-year-old daughter on her lap and her four-year-old Sunder side-arm government agent entered her home butter and metal restraints took her from her children I bought her to the Montgomery County Montgomery City jail jail staff tickets the city had privatize the collection of her debts to a for-profit probation company which had sought a warrant for her arrest I happen to be sitting in the courtroom on the morning that turned out was brought to court along with dozens of other people who have been in jail because they owe the city money the judge demanded the Charnel pay or stay in jail if she could not pay should be kept in a cage until she quotes that out her debts at $50 per day or $75 per day if she agreed to clean the courthouse bathroom from the jail walls an hour later in a windowless cell Journal told me that a jail guard have given her a pencil and she showed me the crumpled court document on the back of what she had calculated how many more weeks of forced labor separated from her children that day she became my first client as a civil rights lawyer so you know that Mitchell or all these other people are there except they couldn't pay their traffic tickets and what are you you know we talked about single parents right what do you do you're single parent of a choice between feeding your kids or paying your traffic ticket or whatever it might be these are not bad people and the idea that we stand in darkness right it doesn't we don't see that right now there's all this weirdness being brought to George Floyd and the rest of this stuff which is really important and I'm so glad that is coming to light and people are starting to you know really rise up as one right it is as one group as human not as black people or white people or or any other kind of people but together but this stuff happens under it under the shade of Darkness where we don't see it we don't see what happens in the jails and prisons but what happens there in Harris County where Alec one this suit recently in the end now this did a wonderful piece on this but about 20 people a year die in the Harris County Jail awaiting trial right there either murdered or something Sandra Bland died in that jail right and justice system right we have more black people incarcerated right now under control the system then we ever had enslaved in any time in US history Jesus Christ what is that right there's another Jay-Z in there somewhere I asked Meek Mill when he was on my podcast when I put conviction I said how many guys did you meet in jail who could have been another you and he said I can't even tell you because there's so many talented people in there that just you know.


    Joe Rogan: There is a Mass Exodus Out of California Right Now
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    moving to Texas in the month the homelessness is completely out of control there's the overpopulation is out of control the way they're handling this is so bad I'm just upset with the federal government and this everybody can't do so many people that are just financially there's so f***** right now and I think people should be held accountable for but I think people should make decisions based on the way the place that they live is handling this really difficult problem and the way the solution they've come up with in California to jack up taxes the most recent solution was to jack up taxes to 54% but you guys are out f****** mind retroactively back to Jasmine they're bankrupt the state is bankrupt because they're incompetent they're not going to become confident if you give him more money and it's just that they've managed the money that they got very poorly they already have high taxes does a 13.5% state income tax here in California and that the place is still f***** up it's like this is a this is a very telling and Dangerous Time in Al it's very challenging and exposes a lot of things and one of them's exposes that I don't I don't particularly like the way things are run here and I don't like being in a place that has such a high population either I think there's a real problem with living somewhere that has 20 million people + 40 million in the whole state it's so crazy there's so many people here and the only thing that was really keep me around was The Comedy Store and my friends in a lot of my friends are bailing a lot meaner going all over the place my friend Joey's moved in New Jersey Theo Von is moving I think he's moving in Nashville a lot of my friends were talking about Texas people just bailing there's a mass Exodus out of California right now that's crazy cuz I was actually planning to move to LA store in still do shows there I miss all my friends that that work there and that perform there so I'm sure I'll be in town at least a few times a year but I just want to change to you know I think there's other places to live I want to live in a place where it rains you know that's another thing that's like this very unhealthy living in a place where it's always sunny I think it gives you a really delusional perspective it's beautiful for you because you come from Toronto what's 55000 degrees below zero well it's not snowing everyday counter to what people think we do actually have summer and sunshine sometimes it's sunny all the time like this is amazing but after a while it's like it gives you a distorted view of nature you know and I think that's one of the reasons why people in LA are so delusional they very rarely have to deal with actual nature I always felt like there was something real humbling about growing up in Boston because it got God damn cold and snowed so much that you just knew like there were certain point times where you had to submit to Nature you were you had a huddle in is 2 feet of snow outside you just stayed home you just you know hung out with the family you played games you did what you had to do no one's going anywhere the roads are shut down they have to plow it takes days and there's something about that just understanding that sometimes you have to be at the beck and call in the will of nature that doesn't exist in California 20 years or so we get a wake-up call the Earth shakes and buildings fall down to go f*** I got to get out of here and then people move out and then a couple years later they forget a bunch of people move in and then gets overcrowded again but this is like one of the first years I think we're California didn't grow and that's all that's very strange cuz every year California's population just keeps growing and growing and growing and they saying this this is one of the very first years in recent memory where it's not growing so many people are leaving that it's actually not growing so that's very strange cuz every year California's population just keeps growing and growing and growing and they saying this this is one of the very first years in recent memory where it's not growing so many people are leaving that it's actually not growing


    Dr. Debra Soh Debunks Claims of a Gender Spectrum
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    with insects research in particular I feel like the text research was the carry the coal mine because we saw this coming decades ago and that one Professor Michael Bailey at Northwestern University there's been a long history that's ugly between sex researchers and transgender activists and Michael Bailey wrote a book I think was 2003 that really enraged to some activist and I have to say trans activist don't speak for all transgender people live in many trans people who've reached out to me over the years telling me that they actually agree with me but I feel activist tend to be the most vocal they tend to be the most aggressive and so after researchers saw what happened to Mike I mean in the book I talk about the things that they did to him some of them were very unethical really they really tried to ruin him professionally in and his personal reputation as well and so after that I'm not touching the subject because it's just not worth it so I think that's one part of it I think also with lot more broadly with this ideology that students are being taught this and they graduate the go out into the real world they get jobs and a lot of people even five years ago I would say dismissed a lot of this ideology especially on gender they would say that's only Academia that is not something that's actually going to affect me and my real life but here it is it affects everybody there's no way that this is not affecting you I think it's just a question of how much do you pay attention to it send me messages they tell me about when they have training at work they tell me about their kids education like at the book I don't just talk about transitioning children talk about the idea that gender is not a social construct it is not a spectrum I talked about how it there is a relation between gender identity and sexual orientation which you're also supposed to not say apparently I talk about sex differences and these are all things that are considered taboo and I don't understand why we're not saying that this information justifies discrimination against people in fact I'm always very clear to say that it doesn't think this is one of the reasons why you're so important because you're obviously a very intelligent kind person and you're not a hateful person and you're not in any way discriminating you're looking at this as a scientist and you looking at this as a person who is very frustrated by the fact you can't discuss science particularly when it comes to really critical aspects of people's lives which sex and gender I would love to talk to you about what you decide though when you said that there's no not a spectrum when it comes to gender that's a common narrative so what do you what do you mean by that like there's not a spectrum so they aren't you genders and so gender for 99% of us are biological sex is our gender biological sex is determined by gametes which are either eggs or sperm so there no intermediate gametes so gender is either male or female validates existence of intersex people are transgender people I think we can advocate for equal rights for those communities we don't have to re conceptualize what gender or sex are and and also for intersex people in particular most of them want to live within the binary they want to live with either male or female they don't want they don't want gender or sex to be collapsed into a kaleidoscope or a Galaxy or whatever else I mean this is what that's pretty crazy not just a spectrum but a Galaxy 200 billion types is that what it's like like it's all the stars that's crazy when you say there's there's just two genders of Roswell. Getting rich people write but second of all you will you can see that there are very feminine men and very masculine women and if so if that's true what what accounts for that it goes back to the prenatal environment so I definitely don't deny that their gender atypical people I as a woman I look very feminine but I'm actually very generally typical I've always felt more masculine and even to this day I feel much more masculine than feminine budge I've always just my friends are always boys and guys and I've always felt I just always felt more like a man just like you feel like a man right it's gender is one of those things in terms of how we describe is so personal and that's why I feel it's important to focus on the evidence because without that what do you really have so it would it really what it comes down to testosterone exposure in the womb how can I say this is hard for me to not go in and digging into personal examples right now but I would just say I've always been more like boys if you look at my boys baby girls babe I've always been more like the boys enjoy your interests and you're in the fast cars very odd for sure so this spectrum that does exist even though there are 2 genders in your opinion a male gender to female gender actually very concerned about and I am all for this now use whatever pronoun someone wants me to use I'll be respectful my issues when people again say that this is backed by science when it is in and we're also not talking about what it's actually about so for a lot of people who identify as nonbinary I think it's coming from a place of sexism in society or homophobia so a lot of people who identify as non-binary especially among people who were born male and then decide to be non-binary or four people were born female many of them don't they feel a lot of discomfort on their bodies that changes the experience being a woman they don't like the attention that they're getting they don't to be sexualized for some of them they get it and they have exposure to pornography at a young age so how do I avoid that will if I be if I become something other than a woman I will not have to experience this and no one is saying to let me know whenever one pornography I'm not anti p*** do you know I used to ride for a very prominent men's magazines so I have no issue with that I just think we have to be able to have a conversation saying you if you feel different that doesn't mean you shouldn't be a woman or It's Entertainment so that's not what sex is going to be like when you get there we have to be able to have a conversation saying you if you feel different that doesn't mean you shouldn't be a woman or fourth aggressive pornography it's It's Entertainment so that's not what sex is going to be like when you get there


    Dr. Deborah Soh Takes Issue with Gender Science Denial
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    writing a book you're literally inside working all the time so it's plain to people with the book is so the book is called the end of gender and before I go any further I'm going to explain the title because some people I think misinterpret what I buy when I announced it on social media because I think they thought I was taking a very very far left Progressive you and I there's basically whatever you wanted to be it's based solely and self-identification you know there's no tethering to biology and that is not what I'm saying at the book at all and I think if anyone's ever read my columns or seen my appearances or are they listen to Art the talk that I had with you last time I was on your show that's deadly. I'm saying I'm saying the complete opposite. The fact that science denial and misinformation about gender is so prominent now is actually affecting is really poorly affecting our ability to understand gender and that's leading to the demise of our understand Reddit an accurate way if you don't mind just to just to start things off will you please give your credentials and tell people what you do I made the transition from academic and being assigned academic sex researcher to being a journalist so now I write about the science of sex and gender I write about the politicization of Science and academic censorship and so now I have this book out and I can talk a bit about how I got here if that would be helpful or yeah so when I was doing my PhD I very much I loved being a sex researcher I really thought I was going to say Macadamia and in the last few years I noticed that there had been a change in the climate in terms of what people could study what people could talk about as scientific experts and one area in particular was about gender transition in children so every single mainstream use piece was saying that for these children who say they're born in the wrong body the best approach for them would be early things that means to take on a name and your name identifies the opposite sex use a good haircuts or dressing with the opposite sex but from a scientific perspective all of the research actually shows that most of these kids and vast majority of them are more likely to grow up to be gay and adulthood they're not going to be transgender and at that time there's literally maybe one or two that called into question the narrative transitioning so I wrote an op-ed about this sighting the scientific and I asked my colleagues and mentors and Academia you know what do you think I knew that there was going to be some backlash to it and one of my mentors said to me cuz I said should I wait until I have tenure to put something like this out and he said nowadays 10 years are going to protect you so that still my decision I published the piece and then from there I made the transition to journalism and I haven't looked back The Sciences there's a there are specific narratives that you have to adhere to in today's climate you know I like um also left but when you when it comes to saying like far-left like far left is a different thing now that used to be far left used to be I mean 10 just 10 15 years ago was a different animal and I knew a lobular far-left and now far-left associate with lunacy it's a like a look at it the same way I look at far-right I look at far-right extremists and farther but something happened we're far-left ideology has permeated our culture when it comes to gender and I don't understand it I don't hit it if you don't adhere to this ideology people want to say that you are you have no compassion your evil your bigoted I had Abigail Scherer on the podcast recently and she has and she's very brave and I saw what happens when you go against his narrative Men's Health wrote a piece about me saying I'm Fanning the Flames of hate because she was talked about a four thousand percent increase for thousand percent increase in teenage girls identifying is trans and Rapid onset gender dysphoria which is real me this is this is a real scientific thermometer to 70 times what you would see in the general population play talking about awkward teenage girls and about how these girls have you know really odd situations in terms of the way they deal with people socially and then all the sudden they're praised for deciding that they're trans and then they give these clusters of friends that also decided they're trans which isn't very strange it's just a very strange phenomena but you're not even allowed to talk about it so if if Men's Health which is it was a f****** men's magazine is going to write articles calling you a hateful person because you're discussing there's no hate in that podcast at all it was just discussing it like what is causing this why is this and what what can be done and why are we so quick to justice mean we at we we can assume the people are troubled in all sorts of different ways but we can assume they're ever troubled when it comes to gender it's it's very bizarre I think what you were saying with why it's going so far left I do think a lot of this is coming empathy which is a good thing and I have to say with regard to the issue with transitioning children I do support to this thing in adults I think it can help adults who are transgender I think if you were an adult you it's your decision is your body it's no one's place to tell you what to do but I think a lot of this is coming from so I grew up in the gay community and I remember seeing how homophobic people could beat or my friends and I think things have changed things have gotten better in some ways I think so homophobia still exist talk about that because I do talk about how that affects a lot of what we're saying in the book but I think for a lot of people they look at that and they say okay we were wrong about that we were wrong to treat gay people differently we were wrong to say that being gay is something you can change so now they've gone completely it in the opposite direction saying okay no matter what anyone says with regard to their identity with regard to their gender this is something that we should not challenge we should fully support and if you would question it in anyway even in the most nuanced or sensitive I tried to and I said Thank you do but still not acceptable it's it's an ideology it's rigid it's like a religion it is it is I think I find people who are not sure what to think if they read my work or they talk to me they said aloud never I never realized that I didn't know the sign said that and they change their perspective but I think for some people if they are very much invested in the Identity or very very invested in activism or for whatever reason is ideology mean something to them it's you cannot you just cannot reason with them it doesn't matter what the sign says they will find something to pick out and especially with the assistance which is that that the research I was mentioning where shows that most kids will not feel generous work anymore when they reach puberty they they just people some people cannot accept it and they will call you transphobic they'll call you bigoted children from making potentially a very bad decision that they're going to regret and especially now we're seeing in the UK that this happening where more detransitioners are saying this was something I regret this was a mistake why did the adults not challenge me I really think so right now we're in August 2020 I think within the next 5 years or maybe a little bit longer we're going to be seeing an explosion of children coming out and saying I did not want to transition this was a mistake and it's really going to be awful prominently UK recently about a young girl who transitioned to do you know the lawsuit I'm talking about because they she's essentially ruined her body to the point where she's not going to be able to have children she's chill you know she in in too many cases why these girls can have orgasms ever again I talked about this the backlash after is just crazy and I'm thinking people need to wake up I'm trying to stop this from happening right the whole point of writing this book and saying these things is trying to prevent was about to happen the backlash is it's it's very strange because I'm a lot of the backlashes from trans folks and it seems that they equate any criticism or any any examination of even children even small children transitioning to transphobia you must hate and I get there there has to be some trans people that as children knew that they were women or they were the opposite sex it that they were in the wrong body there has to be depressed and how do they make that decision and how many of us are actually being influenced by other factors external children are very malleable and that's part of the problem with making lifelong decision as a six-year-old if you're a six-year-old male and you decide that you're a female and you go to the transition and then you realize you're a gay man later in life there's no recourse there's nothing you can do to rectify that that's was terrifying about this that you're not allowed to talk about it you not you not allowed to say that even when I do point that out people say that I'm using the gay community to try and as a shield or something like that but it medical professionals need to be the one do their job because it is their job but they should be doing proper assessments with these children and adults to to determine you know what is the best way for it's for you and that's the only way they can really determine on a case-by-case basis whether transitioning is going to help somebody but they can't do their jobs right now everyone I know that is a circle in the field has left or they stopped working with these patients because they don't feel they can do their job properly so what do you have instead of the people who are currently operating are activists and they will really whatever patient wants them to do whether or not that may or may not be the right thing for them how did we get to this point know how did we get this one first of all and Academia you come from Academia how did we get to this point where some subjects cannot be discussed we're like you were talking to other professor and they were saying even if you get tenure this is not going to protect you I may not be the right thing for them how did we get to this point know how did we get this one first of all and Academia you come for Macadamia we get to this point where some subjects cannot be discussed we're like you were talking to other professor and they were saying even if you get 10-year this is not going to protect you


    Joe Rogan Praises Brian Ortega's Performance Against "Korean Zombie"
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    Ortega this last fight or take a did I felt like the the thing that really was surprising to me was not necessarily that he's like oh now you've trained strike and you're doing really well at the Striking was like those in between things that he was doing that I was like I've never seen that most UFC fighters like just that in-between thing that he put the glue together 10 Saint John is very dangerous very dangerous and Brian neutralized neutralized everything he looks so smooth and professional at everything he was doing look so good and Korean zombie said he doesn't remember anything of the last three rounds doesn't remember them as my buddy got hit with that backs behind elbow sometimes guys get ko'd and they'll go back to the corner of the light is at the sac around its V around and like it is yeah it's the fifth round come on man you're losing the fight like I am I thought it just started like they literally don't remember fight and it's cuz they're they're literally can cause he got bumped while they're inside the ring episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Rudy Giuliani's Borat Prank
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    the other thing that's coming out tomorrow is a tapeworm apparently Rudy Giuliani tries to f*** a fifteen-year-old allegedly where they've got other people and the article that I was reading last night is the death of Journalism so goddamn apparent when you read articles and then you see the actual thing and you do what the f*** did you just right cuz this is not what it is this is like these take some things that are so that it's the summit hyperbole in the Summers exaggeration and buy us until we watch it we won't be able to is one of the most underrated comedy films of all time is good but special if you like weed I wouldn't recommend it this month sober October but when sober October is over Ali G indahouse I actually bought a UK version of a VHS player because it was only available on VHS from the UK okay even the series was unavailable over here driving long time long until I do the conversion was a DVD and was an all-region out of mine all regions player and because it like players were limited to like certain reads it was really weird I don't I have that too like a secret like menu you could switch it back and forth me and Eddie Bravo got barbecued and we watch this and could not stop laughing f****** hilarious movies really ridiculous so apparently that that comes out tomorrow and Rudy Giuliani is allegedly trying to f*** a fifteen-year-old but it wasn't really a fifteen-year-old she's in her 20s playing Emerald really gline speaks out about on Borat 2 controversy called it hit job over Hunter Biden campaign Jesus Christ looking for Hunter Biden is laptop in there somewhere I guess he was saying he was cutting in his shirt but why would he do that Tom Johnson sunglasses cuz sometimes they put those things down your pants and you do got to get in there to get the wire out if he's taking the microphone off and also get my back here like drop it down my jacket and put it on the back here then he's put it in his pants share that thing digs in your back I've had it in my front pocket before but the thing is like the gal that being pretty good about not showing either not showing her I don't want to know like did he know that she was supposed to be 15 or did you just think she was a girl and this is all speculation right she is in her twenties and she's beautiful the problem is he's gross and he's old and a if she was on would have to see the footage but if she was being flirtatious like he's he's helpless he's under a spell maybe not anymore maybe you forgot top lawyer for the most f*****-up Administration in the history of the United States so it's like that just the legal s*** he's been battling back and forth to shitshow yes it is a big old bong just not forget you on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around photos of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    What Made Matthew McConaughey Realize He Wanted to Act
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    you got what I called whiskey philosopher wisdom like if you and I were having a couple of drinks at the bar I have a feeling you would say some cool s*** that I would remember and I would take home I'll go might be like lying in bed going to I'm going to remember that that makes a lot of sense would you get that from conversation down to what's a one-liner What's the title of that song we just sang What's the title of this you know this hour or whatever you and I talked What's the title of a relationship I have slowly developed I mean again I come from a family of Storytelling so we sat around the table and told stories and if you didn't tell your story good somebody else took it over and you better be telling a good story and not dragging on to lose your train to talk to somebody else will step in and roll over you then you better be a good storyteller and because I am I look back of the Diaries I really couldn't admit that I wanted to be in front of camera is not after but that's what I really wanted to do but I went to film school because I felt like being the Storyteller behind the camera was something that my dad one could digest as a possible root for word for his son and it was all that I could digested the time with direct actors by performing myself in front of the camera I really like that... The first person subjective performance and then I got that that job in that summer of 92 on dazed confused or ended up three lines turned into three weeks work I'm getting paid 320 bucks a day people tell me I'm good at it I keep you invited back to set I'm like is this legal you know I didn't have that story of roughing it when I first got out there first two auditions I went on I got the job in front of the camera like what do you think was holding you back I think it was avant-garde sounded so European to bring that up to my dad and I found those where I wrote to myself before I even consciously admit it that I did want to be an actor all the way back but I never admitted it until I started doing it and then returned in about 1993 there was like okay I think I can do this I'm giving it a shot and I love this form of self-sabotage if it came that easy if all the sudden you're on Dazed and Confused all the sudden you do your first two auditions you get the gig everything's rolling you're young and handsome Wu, I mean how did you self-correct 96 after I did a film with time to kill I remember the Friday before time to kill open that's the movie that Dad that I was the lead in a big-budget John Grisham movie that was the one that made me famous all right so the Friday before that movie opened a hundred scripts I want to do 99 know you can't 1 yes you can I'm walking on the Third Street Promenade Santa Monica all the sudden that same Promenade walk I took 400 people now 396 and 4 people weren't one of them is blind I don't need any strangers anymore people are coming up to me going like I'm so sorry I'm 23 that time I love you I love you and in my mind I'm going man we don't throw that word around I said that the four people in my life and I was looking for a place to go I need to get out I needed to go of demarcation we talked about earlier I need you to go break a long sweat I needed to go out let memory catch up see what the hell was real packed up my stuff and went to a monastery for about a week and then I got back and I went off I had this certain dream everpet repeating drain that came to me and I went to Peru and plug the Amazon for 22 days and it was a forced Solitude nobody there knew my name didn't speak English I thought in my own company which I was not enjoying so after about 12 myself Ford what I was going to lay down the hammer and say enough's enough about I came out of it woke up one morning light as a feather and shook hands with myself and said we're going to be alright man you're the one person I can't get rid of McConaughey so we might as well get along and re-entered recalibration helped a lot to disseminate through all the b******* and all the excess of you don't there to do that I've had to take off of my own many times to go recalibrate that sounds like a story of a man running in the Rocks fall right behind them like you just missed it like also 23 years old you weren't a child star but it was no damn close like we all know what happens when your personality develops in the spotlight and you're famous almost no one gets out alive I understand it I I wasn't ready to go out to Hollywood before I did Holly was not a place to go find yourself I was a place where you can be anything you want it's infinite yeses will in the infinite yes as you know the internet options go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Matthew McConaughey Discusses His Religious Beliefs
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    watch contact again not I haven't seen contact in forever and first of all a great movie about aliens like like a movie that it gives you a different perspective on the possibilities of contacting and just the fact that it was a Carl Sagan book and there's just so much good to it that character that you played was is a fascinating guy and I kind of feel like there's some of you in that guy sure I mean that you are you are wrong here you are religious and someway absolutely and I want to bring this up in this day and age when people go no I'm not religious Emily spiritual the Latin root of religion is Ree leggari and leg are a mean buying together RI means again well on a world they're saying I'm only spiritual because I want Unity that's exactly what religion means we bastardized of the meaning of it overtime and we've excluded people and we've corporate Isaac such but yes I am religious that character it just make it that movie Life Sciences the Practical Pursuit Of God the two or non-exclusive belief in science and I never saw those is contradiction. And that's part of what the reason I view of a believer in the world of science and not exclusion of belief yeah it's a confusing role for a lot of people if someone is a Believer and also a proponent of science because they want to know what are your literal beliefs like are you taking the Bible at its literal word or do you use it as some sort of a guidebook of the experiences of these people that live thousands of years ago that have been translated from multiple different language back to English and is their wisdom in those translations their wisdom in those original thoughts these thousands of years of people contemplating and and mowing on these things and that so many have used these as a scaffolding for morals and ethics and for societies it's a circus book on Believers and I'm like was still the best one going there's a lot of great truth that that that that come out of the Bible and it is open for you like yourself I do know what to do with Matthew 6:22 if they IV single that whole body will be full of light I do know what to do with some Proverbs that I can take him to daily practice and go I felt my life felt Improvement I felt success in my relationships in my relationship with the day with my career by following that by treating others how I wanted to be treated the Golden Rule when you sit when you say you don't know what to do with the burning bush look pretty what do you mean by that I don't know what to do on a daily basis with the teaching of and then he you know and then he here he showed up as a as a burning bush of the magic tricks and I don't know what to do with in Jesus healed everyone that he couldn't walk did you can practice their so the magic that leans in toward you know what we would call no more fancy I don't know what to do with that ifas is philosophy's this Proverbs and is teaching a very valid and very helpful manipulation and that's where people have a real problem with it when it's used for to two separate people to exclude people to marginalize people to judge people but it's it's hard for people that understand that those aspects and that those things happen to actually parse out that there is good about it too and that there's a lot of really valuable lessons in these books I get it I mean you know what what our fathers teacher says your father still alive you weren't following all that stuff no you take the message through this is the stuff that you can that was that could work for you that maybe they wanted it for you they couldn't follow through on it themselves there certain parts of the Bible that had that to you don't brought the whole the whole book Art's the Hotpoint on a Hot Topic right now you can erase someone's entire existence where the heck does some forgiveness go again that like optimism it's not erasing the problem first in the wrong way but you don't throw the whole book out and say well it's all it's all bad then difficulty expressing this in Hollywood you know Hollywood is predominantly left-wing and very secular or Jewish and some circles but it's not like a place where Christian fundamental values or espoused openly you know a lot a lot of Jewish folks are in the Hollywood and that seems to be okay with a lot of people but some other religions particularly if you are a fundamentalist Christian work Christian values a lot of people frown upon that why what why do you think it is and if you have you had difficulties with that I have had and Minecraft that I have prayed with before dinners many times and when I think I saw some of those people go to clap but then noticed at I have seen that I will witness that I don't I don't judge him for it I just wish you know that it seems like a silly argument go to the illiberal left side so far so condescending and patronising to 50% of the world that need the empathy in some ways hypocritical to me run into you know I haven't head-butted trouble on that but I've always you look my my crew of pretty much gone my own my own path and by hooker by crook go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify


    Matthew McConaughey on Physically Transforming for Dallas Buyers Club
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    story about I had a teaching tool that has to do with something I'm I pulled off in Hollywood for my kids not big on delayed gratification and you know after I won the Oscar for best actor my kids like what you get the trophy for Chucky in and you wake up next morning I was gone again and you said I look like a giraffe cuz I was so skinny what I was doing for those 30 days when I was gone all day a year-and-a-half later somebody said Dean that excellent work and they gave me a trophy for that work what I did a year-and-a-half ago build you can't do something today and get rewarded tomorrow and it was it was an example that worked for them of understanding you know that you can that you can get you can invest and make choices to engineer more Roi and these physical transformation rules when when an actor does something will you realize like they're there literally torturing themselves I mean when you would it how what did you get down to how much should you weigh at Wade 135 and look you know this I was not torturing myself I was militant hardest part was making the damn Choice it was my responsibility if I look like I do now playing Ron Woodroof in Dallas Buyers Club you are out of the movie the first frame all bulshit once I made my mind up I did the smart thing I gave myself 5 months I got on a diet or I'd have tapioca pudding or whatever 3 eggs and egg whites in the morning 5 oz of fish cup of vegetables for lunch 5 outfits cup of vegetables for dinner as much wine as I wanted to drink and I lost 5 pounds a week like clockwork treadmill and burning 2000 calories a day or not 2.5 pounds a week Clockwork and what happened in that time is another reason that I really didn't charge my cell when people say oh my God has been so hard as I can. What I learned from it if I drink my wine to warn the morning at 4:30 a.m. no alarm clock thing I was up every morning incredible amount of mental energy I had no leverage from a neck down my knees I had no insulation anywhere you know my body would hurt when I try to run 10 feet but from here there's some things I miss about it I think on a cellular level I felt my body going hey she's a baseball term you got people over there on the bench in The Dugout then you got people out in the field that her you know sitting in the in the in the bullpen not working out on a cellular level because the buy body's not getting when I getting what we used to get we're not placated by what we used to get our installations gone rrr what we were lying on its got what we used to rely on is gone so I think my whole body woke up and my brain got relief super super sharp pain that as well so I think there's a bit of a sharpened up and made my brain on the cellular what do you weigh normally 188 so you lost 50 pounds do this where it defines their career in someone Robert senior when he gained weight for Raging Bull Christian Bale when he did The Machinist a guy or a woman just transfer Charlize Theron she played monster they transform their body and it's it's a different level of of commitment When you entered into that filmed it was this the first time you've ever had to do that yeah you got Jack for that I don't know how jacked you were before for that Dragon movie I'm sorry I forgot the name of chiffon character viewer Jackson that movie we jack normally did you have to get Jack for that movie I got more Jack for that look like our family might we we come from a carnatic in the McConaughey's have big tricep there's nothing like standing in front of the TV doing all this eagle or what you doing Dad look at him and he's got these baseball-sized biceps look at him while that's the one that puts a roof over our head S4 do the triceps don't wait around for Dallas Buyers Club because I was looking for something to be consumed with revolved around my wife made me Mills trust me I didn't go to Pizza Hut and say no thank you the pizza I'll have a salad I did not even put myself in front of temptation all day long is it good to have the singer Obsession you you cannot go far enough that was for the freedom and freedom I've always found you cannot go far enough doubt those are thought process launch that we're going south and it kept going south so that was a bit scary because I kept losing the way because my body has gotten that it already gotten in the in the rhythm of losing weight and I can shed and turned a blind eye on getting any more food so there was a tough transition there for about 2 weeks to get my way to balance out again how long does it take for you to physically recover from something like that way back to normal I thought that when I saw you and when I saw you that and skinny was like he's eating his body the only day I looked I came back and did True Detective after that and I got on True Detective I got to that 167 in hell and I love that way as well cuz I had a little more leverage at a little more athletic ability insulation around my joints but I was still free stripped and ripped slowly coming back from that I did learn this I had to come back very slowly cuz I'd heard stories about people that go well now I'm back now I'm going to gain weight I can eat as much as I want and that you you can go back and look deformed you can give your features can come back if you rush it then come back and odd ways so I'm very slowly with the weight back on I didn't get a roll few years ago I guess is about 433 years after. By the way I put on 47 lb so I was 220 what was that and my family loves me in that role cuz I was Captain fun I was yes to everything milkshake for breakfast you got it let's go now that was I've never talked about it that time I was still mentally sharp not as sharp as I was when I was down at 1:35 but at 2:20 The Beatles through the roof during that time my coming back from that I still got a couple things on my back here around the way some like where'd that come by that came up with that Roland golden still doing hanging around and wait before I look a little different than the 188 before before Dallas Buyers Club it's a different 188 so it did take a physical toll sure I would say you know even you know neck and things like that you know the neck and ended the same but we're just getting older I'm not sure but yeah back down to that weight at 1:35 if I try to sprint in 10 yards and buckle I'd no insulation get it into my head and that's what I was thinking like this is going to take awhile to bounce back from like I almost forgot how gaunt you got it was it was striking episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Paul Saladino Talks About The Real Differences Between LDL & HDL Cholesterol
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    this is something that I want to discuss to cardiovascular disease and heart attacks the difference between the rate of cardiovascular disease and heart attacks today versus like the early nineteen-hundreds there's a giant spike a big change same as other crafts we can essentially the same the same reflection on the graph open up angle that you would not want to skate you know and it and I guess the question what is driving this one because we were eating more saturated fat in 19 we're eating way more saturated fat in 1800 or 1840 and the only animal entirely about half mono and half saturated monounsaturated fat saturated with a very small amount of polyunsaturated so to say that it's driving this doesn't make a whole lot of sense of correlation but the complex striking if you look at little egg acid so and you look at the molecule is polyunsaturated so it's a long-chain carbon and polyunsaturated me that has double bonds between the carbons and those double bonds can be oxidized when we talked earlier and its formation of lipid peroxides will those molecules polyunsaturated fat and monounsaturated fat any unsaturation point in a carbon skeleton molecule like a chain lock a fatty acid oxidation and then limit oxides which are lipids didn't have electrons stolen that double bond then those are more susceptible to those are more reactive with other lipids and they created with the peroxide reactions and then you're getting oxidative stress from the lipids and if you look at the moment it's the reason one of the reasons saturated fat is bad for so long that because it raises LDL but if LDL is not denote causing atherosclerosis then we have a whole different equation because this is one of the big question that I was going to eat an animal only diet for a month or what about your cholesterol what are you going to do about your cholesterol does not raise cholesterol in your blood lipids and they just glaze over and then like well it's just most people don't have the time to research this or to get the weeds and to try to shift their perception about what cholesterol is about the the benefits of cholesterol the necessity of cholesterol for the human diet for production of hormones so let's get into that LDL and HDL what is the difference the LDL is low density lipoprotein and it's formed from vldl after it becomes idea which is intermediate density lipoprotein so when you eat fat in your diet it is then generally in triglyceride form which is packaged into molecules chylomicrons which move from the intestines to the liver in the liver cholesterol which is actually a steroid backbone molecule is packaged with triglycerides into a vldl a very dead low-density lipoprotein particle it's a bus and moves triglycerides and cholesterol around the body because their nutrients because they're essential for human life because like you said hormones are made from a cholesterol backbone and if you do not have cholesterol May 2nd I was a genetic condition called smith-lemli-opitz syndrome which is a mutation in one of the enzymes that makes cholesterol is pretty far down in the pathway but a lot of these kids die in utero those that are born have severe retardation both mental and physical they're extremely resistant they're extremely susceptible to infections and they have a lot of problems with sleep and diabetes mother issues because they don't make cholesterol they have extremely low LDL because I can't make cholesterol in the liver probably in peripheral tissues either and so the way we treat these kids with egg yolks we just give them tons and tons of dietary cholesterol and hopes that that will be some sort of a supplement that they can use to make LDL as their LDL goes out they do better than never going to have a normal life but there are so many studies that point to the value of low-density lipoprotein and if we just think about evolutionarily why would nature why would Evolution have design a particle that kills us with in our body that at the time defends us or infection so there are good studies in animal models that show that if you knock out the LDL receptor in in in mice and rats they the levels of LDL in the blood drop a lot and those mice and rats are protected against infections so they can Infuse bacteria gram-negative bacteria those rats in the higher levels of LDL are protective why that's not as quiet as you can be so misleading but higher levels of cholesterol are correlated with lower admission to the hospital for infectious complications we definitely see an animal models and essentially with humans with the smith-lemli-opitz genetic model that lower levels of cholesterol predispose to infection because LDL low-density lipoprotein put an empty box LDL leaves the liver is vldl a full bus drops off people along the way becomes a less bulbous vldl becomes LDL HDL but HDL and LDL both have roles in the immune system so why do we think that a molecule with the protein particle that's an indispensable role in human biochemistry is killing us ask the doctor that doesn't have a lot of nutrition training about HDL and LDL what would they tell you very high-level they would say HDL is good LDL bad you want less LDL and you want more HBO why would they say that because there's something called the lipid hypothesis in the living hypothesis is that essentially in a concentration dependent manner LDL ends up in the arterial wall and so they would say if you have more LDL it's just going to cut a leek in the arterial wall because it naturally gets taken up and is more LDL end up in your artery wall you get more atherosclerosis in more plaque what's the root of this hypothesis it's a lot of epidemiology mendelian randomization and genome-wide Association studies so this is really interesting we should dig into this so if you look at if you look at basic epidemiology so let's just think about I wanted to find it so people epidemiology is essentially an observational study there's no experiments on they're giving people surveys and their evil following them moving forward prospective or they're looking back at what they've done in the past or retrospective study epidemiology can generate correlations between positive inference from that data we can have a correlation which we didn't test with an Interventional study LDL test with Interventional study but there's some really cool stuff here that starts to break it down if you look at overall cohorts of people so I can look at the Framingham study for instance and you look at LDL on the x-axis and incidence of cardiovascular disease on the y-axis actually have two graphs of this and I'll show you that I make no make it really break it down so if you look at those two and you don't do anything to this in the lipids and CDD folder see that CAC LDL only graphic so if you look at this this is the basic data from Framingham okay this is correlation this is epidemiology increasing risk of cardiovascular disease on the on the y-axis LDL on the x-axis okay it's things like this that make people say oh yeah LDL It's probably causing atherosclerosis which is the formation of plaque within the arterial wall Jamie CAC LDL HDL so this is the exact same data stratified by a third variable and this is what it's never consider with LDL in my opinion the lipid hypothesis is flawed because it's incomplete it misses the third variable or fourth variable in this in this stratification we look at HDL we've looked at the quote good cholesterol which we really don't know a whole lot about probably on immune participant HDL levels do correlate with metabolic Health synonymous with insulin resistance so what can we say about these people this is the exact same thing that I split into four four lines hear those with the lowest level of HDL are the most metabolically unhealthy these are the most obese the most likely to have Corner in the most likely to have diabetes most likely to have insulin resistance you can see they have a pretty good risk of relative risk of cardiovascular disease most insulin sensitive there's essentially no correlation or the correlation is massively different between people with a high HDL good metabolic health and LDL increasing that make sense sword it says increasing LDL is very little increase in the cardiovascular disease risk with high HDL over and over and over in what if you just have high LDL and low HDL then you probably have diabetes and in that case you have then you're in trouble so the issue is not a LDL it's low HDL while the issue is reflected ethology and or insulin resistance the issue is insulin resistance metabolic dysfunction using HDL level as a proxy for metabolic healthier what is an optimal ratio of LDL I actually It's tricky because there's a whole group of people now right so have a good friend Dave Feldman who's doing his engineer super smart guy doing a lot of really cool work on this and they're actually about to start study with lean mass hyper responders within the space the carnivore ketogenic space there are people who begin eating this way and they see their LDL go up significantly so some people don't see LDL rise but I did I have a pretty high quote LDL and within the space with high LDL to look like me pretty fit active don't have chest pain don't believe I have cardiovascular disease we can talk about my blood work and what I've done to confirm that but that's a whole group of people called lean mass hyper responders and hypothesis which I agree with completely elevated LDL alone is too simplistic a metric mainstream medicine gets hyper focus on LDL or more specifically 8lb which is proxy again for the number of LDL particles add contacts to your contact is that I don't believe there sufficient evidence to say the high LDL and somebody that's metabolically healthy is the same as high LDL and somebody that's metabolically unhealthy third variable we have to think about multiple variables and you're so if you stop eating that's been demonstrated multiple times in studies fasting raises LDL hibernating bears hibernating bears Sierra rise and LDL but I don't develop atherosclerosis over the course of their hibernation. There's actually a screenshot at the bottom in the lipid CDD folder Jamie and I'll pull up another study here with the hydrating bear studies pretty fascinating the Bears a thorough hibernation so we see this over and over in humans that fasting raises LDL fasting raises uric acid but fasting people who fast people to do ketogenic diet they don't take out they don't get atherosclerosis in quite the same way as LDL call credit for this that actually got a set of slides that'll probably make it clear when I talk about but these hypothesis is that if you are burning mostly fat as energy and even some carbohydrates can be burning mostly fat as energy you are going to be moving more LDL in your blood to move that fat around and we certainly know that interventions can do that and it makes sense when you fast you're defeating liver glycogen your ketones are going up and you are burning fat you're not burning as much glucose you're burning more fat free fatty acids are going to go up your your LDL going to go out there at least I didn't look at this and thought are you telling me that in something that would happen routinely for humans fasting like we talked about intermittent fasting unsuccessful hunt that's killing us in a way that's causing atherosclerosis that doesn't make any sense and it's really doesn't happen in Bears another hibernating mammals LDL will rise as our primary fuel now distilled we're still kind of trying to figure this out Dave's had you just text me this morning is about all this really great stuff but the whole idea of what LDL is doing anybody I think I've been misconstrued and misunderstood again the lipid hypothesis would say the more LDL the more after this grossest what that's the case if that model is the notion that LDL must cause atherosclerosis to Nova itself because it more LDL an LDL is causing happens if I don't think anyone who subscribes the living energy model is going to the bank that but is LDL causes atherosclerosis the novo why don't we get atherosclerosis in veins why do we only get atherosclerosis in arteries there's the same amount of LDL throughout her body paint in our system and so why are we developing plaque in arteries but not veins we never see plaque in veins unless they are transplanted into the arterial system things going on in the case of arteries versus veins the prevailing hypothesis is that it's an ethereal damage so the inside of a inside of a blood vessel is the end of helium and something has to damage the endothelium for this to happen it seems and tire pressure system of the arteries seem to damage the end of helium in this network of glycoproteins on the surface of the end of helium called the glycocalyx lower pressure at least this is one doesn't seem to work and studies like that was Framingham make me think there's a third variable so if you look at the general population sure you might see a correlation between LDL and cardiovascular disease but if you look at it a little more precisely or a little more carefully you start to separate out those who are metabolically healthy which granted is the minority from those were metabolic Leon well if the majority of people aren't deciding about feeling well of course it looks like there's a correlation but what about this group over here you and me metabolically healthy and are LDL goes up is that going to cause atherosclerosis I think that is paltry at best and is not there and this time we are eating a diet that we believed to be in such really consistent why would that kill us write an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but only be available on Spotify but they will be freak go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    What Are the Real Benefits of Taking Vitamin C?
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    in the 1930s from 1935 to 1942 or 43 did a series of studies I think it was in Sheffield England I've got to study I can show you and they had conscious objector to the war and they had them take different amounts of vitamin C to see how long it would take to get scurvy and doses as low as 10 mg of vitamin C per day could prevent scurvy the experimenter with conscientious 30 Sheffield on conscientious objectors to military service 10 mg of vitamin C prevent scurvy play there there between the 70 mg Opana 10mg group there was no difference in canola oil comes the prevailing thinking is a 10mg is not enough for Optimal Health but we don't actually know there are four roles of vitamin C beyond the formation of collagen which is the main thing that gets broken when we see scurvy or at least that's the physical manifestation to get bleeding gums or teeth fall out this is all collagenous tissue a connective tissue in the human body starts to break down because you can't hydroxylate Proline residues on the college and molecule but when you look at it be on that there's actually some pretty good studies I'll see if I can find one definitely got one in here that shows that if you look at people eating they did another experiment with excess fruits and vegetables and they had one group that had small amounts of fruits and vegetables and now we're going to skip up to 70 that compares 70 mg of vitamin C per day from low fruits and vegetables to 270 different outcomes in those people and one group has low fruits and vegetables one group has high fruits and vegetables and how long is a study I think it was 8 weeks is that long enough to see a detrimental effect or positive net benefit increase DNA damage we measure it with his marker called 8 hydroxy to deoxyguanosine with a frog information of the USC it starts a pretty quickly when you get lower levels of vitamin C the higher vitamin C group with more fruits and vegetables certainly had a higher level of vitamin C in their blood but they didn't have any differences in terms of those markers so this one is what about the benefits of vitamin C and fighting off a cold and infection right so the internet's most generally failed if you have a virus I take vitamin C yeah I'll show you this one so if you go to the Vitamin C folder Jamie and then you go to the Vitamin C from an evolutionary perspective study you'll see a list of all the Interventional studies with vitamin C scroll down to the table to so one more table down that one COC these are Interventional studies of vitamin C and there's an RCT there for the common cold it's a meta-analysis actually which 11306 participants and there's no effect on the incidence of the common cold so this gets into the interesting conversation about epidemiology and I know you know about this the way that epidemiology is so misleading for us and if you look at the association of vitamin C in the blood in association with better outcomes but when we do Interventional studies we don't see it and within the table you can see no effect on mortality no effect on the incidence of the common cold no effect on cardiovascular events and essentially no decrease in systolic blood pressure with intervention no effect no incidences of no effect on the incidences of the common cold but what about once someone has a cold emergency and all these different vitamin C supplements this is what always claiming is that taking it while you have the cold is what's going to reduce the duration of the disease concluded that vitamin C supplementation has no effect on the incidence of the common cold however a modest reduction of symptoms was consistently found in reviewed studies maybe so so good while you have it maybe while you have it so if you have something then jack up the dose vitamin C the complex there are many things which can lower vitamin C as well so metabolic dysfunction decreases levels of vitamin C in our body so the playing field is not always level right okay so if you have a cold your vitamin sea level is going to be lowered to be lower if you have a baseline of Health in super element of the current coded conversation of a baseline of ill-health are Baseline metabolic dysfunction sometimes synonymous with insulin resistance per a given vitamin C intake lower levels of vitamin C in the body so if you look at animal foods like if you eat nose to tail. In a couple ounces of liquor per day and some meat per day and other organs you can get pretty close to 70 milligrams of Vitamin C a day which is basically the RTA already might be 70 or 90 products to think of just eating tissue muscle tissue episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Paul Saladino on the Negative Effects of Eating Too Many Plants
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    Nintendo plant is very clear here it's saying if you eat too much of me I'm going to affect your thyroid negatively and that's going to affect every other hormonal system in your body so yes sulforaphane can be beneficial because it turns on or antioxidant response system but also has many side effects which are ignored and we see this pattern over and over and over this one was fascinating over and over and over with fat molecules and then not why would argue the benefit is not worth the risk because you can get your Nrf2 system turned on without those molecule because you can do environmental hormesis you can go in the sauna you can exercise you can fast you can be in ketosis but really good studies in cold water swimmers in Berlin and they're show a show that cold-water exposure so they go and they swim in cold water for like an hour and they'll show that there glutathione level goes down meaning they are oxidized level a goose sound goes up the reduce the Bluetooth and goes down there using their indiginous antioxidant molecule one of them which is glutathione to mitigate these newly produced oxygen radicals these free radicals in the human body produce by Cold Water swimming and then the next day they'll see their glutathione is a little bit above normal or miso's argument is can we really say that plant molecules give us a net benefit I don't think we can redundant effect we can get this Nrf2 system as antioxidant response system turned on without them and then we're getting all of a downstream negative side effects of these plant molecules have there been any independent studies that show people taking like broccoli sprouts and then doing it for a long. Of time measuring their system and then doing environmental hormesis and seeing if they they measure up well there's actually studies that show they have two groups of people in police if you want their studies that compare people that essentially no vegetables or low fruits and vegetables the high for tonight Beatles and then we'll compare them at for 8 or 12 weeks and at the end they seem no differences in the oxidative stress markers the inflammatory markers markers of DNA damage so it's pretty Shaky Ground to say that invariably all the studies of fruits and vegetables show that they provide this benefit in the short-term so for Thane can create more antioch's in response to get more glutathione but if you take it out a little bit of time it doesn't look like there's any difference between people who are eating things like broccoli or Jerusalem artichokes or carrots or cabbage vegetables compared to a group that eats none of them so there's these inventions any differences between these people that's bananas so all the people that are thinking that they're doing a good thing for their system by taking these vegetables and fruits that have this for your he has a somatic response where you can have the exact same response from cold plunge from sauna from exercise you're turning on the exact same system in your body but what about the vitamins that you're getting from Plants right there are there are there essential nutrients and phytonutrients that you get from Plants what about those so this is really interesting when you look into it there are really this is going to sound extreme when I say it but I'll back it up there are no nutrients in plants that you cannot get from animal food in essentially equivalent or more bioequivalent forms how come when cats eat an animal that go for the guts first and then they'll actually eat the grass it's in the guts of the cow or I don't know why. I don't know in in animal Foods right there are many nutrients and animal foods that do not occur in plants and we know that B12 but the list is much bigger vitamin K2 choline carnosine carnitine answering touring the list is extremely long but you can't say the same thing about plants there are no nutrients that our current plans that you can't get from animal Foods nut vitamin C you can definitely get vitamin C liver heart muscle it all has vitamin C shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    What's Going On with Child Trafficking and Why Doesn't It Get News Coverage?
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    trafficking another thing that we don't talk about that is another thing that this goes in and out of the news we were talking about on the podcast the 39 or 35 kids that were rescued in Georgia and it was a blip in the news like how and let me Wausau thousand articles on how mean Ellen is human trafficking what is a u.s. marshal 72 million missing children 72 missing children across Indiana Iowa Ohio and Georgia in the past several weeks the past several weeks so what is what is this is where the yard like that US Marshals rescued children this is where liked all the qanon people good cry I think the Donald Trump is secretly working behind the scenes to stop child trafficking and that the there's like some secret cabal and the government they wants enable this s*** and then Facebook bans qanon and they said everyone's going crazy now this child trafficking child trafficking like what what do they how do they infiltrate useless local law enforcement that recognizes some abnormalities of the behavior of some of the children usually it's certain area certain shops or businesses that are kind of harboring these people a lot of them just get stopped because I mean it's kind of really odd if you're on a van or an 18-wheeler and then there's like 20 kids in it it's weird and we as a culture have got to work with local law enforcement to start the curb this thing because that's where the rubber meets the road I don't know if you saw the story I know if you can pull it up survey if you saw the story about the flight attendant that helped out recognize the abnormality of a girl on a flight by herself and it saved her life police round trips we got to police our own if we are just acutely of acutely aware of the abnormalities and the behavior of young children who clearly are under duress we cannot turn the block a blind eye to it Primetime news that should be leading 72 missing children rescued so it can't be just that they're randomly discovering what these kids in a truck or they see a kid on a plane acting weird that's how they catch everybody how are they infiltrating account because there's there's also a bunch of guys that former spec ops guys that are there working to fight child trafficking how are they doing this so this'll into this in my opinion and my opinion is actually and I will be huge favor this I've literally starting a separate task force to address this and known hotspots the other what we're finding out as to answer the question that we're finding out as to how they were infiltrating is really if you go to Hubs of the world like Houston you go to coastal cities where people are actually bringing people into the country that's exactly what you're going to find a lot of it so if you hang out around these areas then you'll see a lot more but you'll discover a lot more of it and so Houston has become kind of one of those hugs because of his Geographic locations it's it's actually Niro Port City and obviously people are coming through port cities at a higher rate cargos coming through at a higher rate it's or actually able to track that a better rate if you just kind of hang around the hoop you'll find it so how are these people communicating if the government can use programs like Edward Snowden revealed like how are they how are they organized in these things and where they getting these kids from the kitties kissing Baxter all over the world a lot of them are coming from impoverished communities I'm alive and recovering from impoverished countries in the shippening the shipping them in a lot of pain from the Asian countries actually and the us and this is something that that. is particularly with having two girls now and that is it's also my job to continue to protect them and all of these young people has actually young boys as well as not just it's not just young ladies it's actually coming up on them to keep them safe and we can't keep them safe and what are we doing here literally like that's how I roll now and the biggest thing is this there clearly isn't Titanic really is a culture for it what I want to do is how do we place extreme punishment on those who behave in this taking this Behavior that's what could be happening right now we have got to stop them we have to stop the Predator from feasting on our children what's demonized at 100% of people communicating through the dark web but they're doing it through forums of a doing it through either using Code like how are they doing this for all the above communicating through just open email inboxes they don't hit send but they have the password for multiple emails and I'll just go in get the message and then never open or closes so it's impossible basically to track this is like a OIC and so other people have the login login and password in subject because of things like pizzagate the subject became so taboo that no one wants to talk about it cuz it sounds Preposterous cuz pizzagate was so Preposterous guy shows up and with a gun looking for kids are tied up in the basement that was like oh my God nobody here everyone's wacky these child sex trafficking this and that are trying to stop his they're all crazy people but that's not really the case the problem with something like pizzagate is it it it it confuses everybody and you start thinking that all this stuff is nonsense but then these stories they they make it to these websites and you see that this is a real thing these are real news stories but then they don't get talked about man shame being mean to her sister is so bizarre and it's such a symptom of how how sick we are as a culture and that our per our priorities are so skewed and that this is sort of accentuated by our addiction to social media and the people are concentrating so much on things that are trivial and nonsensical what's up buddy I found an article on router the mainstream media is been reporting on this so like that I'm looking through pages to find out details on different reporting of this ili mall in finding this on is like local news like what does that mean it's not being reported that we have a giant problem like this in this country that's what I'm saying angle according to what like the US Marshals done here what's 1 + 4 of these kids so if it was 25 kids picked up at six or seven of them were human trafficking the other 25 20 or so are like kids that ran away or kids that were being abused and they said they found them cuz they were missing some of the missing for two weeks I'm up to two years. Not every kid is in a human same kind of thing so they're collecting and then they like reporting the number so I think getting the collecting these 35 kids over a. Of time and then there were reporting we found 35 cuz he gets a month later they found 35 two heads one from September which would have been reported five weeks ago says that they recovered 25 missing and endangered children over the last month 1 and 4 was part of what they believe in alleged human trafficking situation but so it seems like there's a finding missing kids and a percentage of them happened to be apart of human trafficking and now here's the question how many of the kids that are being human trafficked actually get discovered more finding this five-year six-year these it's terrifying it's terrifying for fathers mothers and it is you know it's like the fact that we're brothers and sisters the fact that I could be someone close to you yes on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st is available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Why Texans Are Worried About Californians Coming To Their State
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    state taxes be worried about all folks like me moving from California give me your tired your poor come on a Texas but you gotta understand something because of low taxes and low regulation and you want to live your life and Liberty and make sure that you can protect yourself and your family and that means you have to be a certain way and that's why we kind of our texts don't turn this place into what you flat that's exactly right yeah that's what Matthew McConaughey was telling kind of put that out there. But also understand that there's there's certain things that are just not wise yes and a lot of those things are ruining California over-regulation California to Texas the taxes are so crazy there and they're trying to raise them up to 16.8% and then what do you do with that money fuk it up worse you have more money to f*** things up I just don't understand their logic of of opening and not opening things and especially now when you look at the deaths like they want to talk about koe with cases to cases are low but not that high and the deaths are very low and it's like it's kind of got a handle on what this is you can let people open up their businesses you can let people wear masks and be careful and take care of themselves and take vitamin D and zinc and vitamin C and we can we can at least get back to some semblance of normality but they do want to do that for some weird reason and this is the one that drives me crazy they keep saying after the election trying to hide the fact that have to do with anything Amber third how is that your science point it's not again this is what makes Texas Texas we just believe in Liberty we believe in allowing and empowering its citizens to make your own personal informed decisions for your own life yes if you want to take the risk then then we allow you to do is more tigers in captivity in Texas than all of the wild of the world I did not know there's more tigers in private collection syntaxity in Texas than all of the wild of the planet Earth episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Wesley Hunt's Issues with The Green New Deal
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    I'm also not a big fan of a government saying when an industry is supposed to end yes I'm a big fan of the government in power in the private sector to innovate to get to the next affordable renewable source that's going to happen is my opinion the Jeff Bezos doesn't get there first the first trillionaire in my opinion who is already born is going to be the person that comes up with an abundant renewable source for the future that everyone can afford now I get the green New Deal what they're trying to do but what's not addressed in that is global warming and the operative word being Global if you don't get India and China and Russia and Africa and South America to reduce their carbon footprint with us you can literally destroy the oil and gas industry here in the US at no gain to the globe that doesn't make sense to make that is such an important Point that's so important it's not a case of if we build it they will they will come by all this works in fact our energy Independence is also an issue of National Security as well we're energy-independent why because of fracking that you want to do away with by 2035 as well if that's your National agenda it's a we're reducing our carbon footprint because of fracking because natural gas burn cleaner years ago we would kill a bad guy in the Middle East and then we have to turn around and ask the same countries for resources and oil interest if you could imagine of course so we don't have to do that anymore so when we kill qasem soleimani outside of Baghdad airport who was the bad guy responsible for actually killing some West Point graduates actually in a rock we don't have to ask him for a while so this is an issue where we have to marry economics in a and of course make sure that we are good stewards of this earth right but right now this roughly 1 billion with a B roughly 1 billion light trucks and vehicles in the world today that are gas powered over the course of the next 20 years the world is going to add another billion vehicles and of that billion 750 million of them are going to be gas powered again California problem it's a global do we have to take a look at from a defense standpoint I flew Apache helicopters and we have a joke in the Army how do you know if somebody flew Apaches we will tell you we always do and what's funny about the Apache in about destroyers in about f-22s and that's you can't fuel them on solar and wind we literally not going anywhere for the next few Generations what I want to hear the relationship to is more the idea of us working with these oil and gas companies to innovate for the future and they want it to it's a matter of time until we get there but let's bring them along with the conversation and not demonize them and have somebody that's Houston born-and-bred this is a conversation that's near and dear to my heart because of anything energy capital of the world and I am all for solar I am off for when I'm all for Renewables I get it with a combination of all of the above not not no more conversation now let's what is the green New Deal can you lay that out for us yet what what are they what are they looking to do one big thing that Joe Biden talks about in what Bernie Sanders was talking about as well as being carbon-neutral by 2035 which effectively is an end to the oil and gas industry on states that that's one that's 110 it love it another one is fracking bands and again as I just articulated this is a very technology this actually reducing our carbon footprint also just more restrictions on oil and gas companies to be able to drill and find resources as well and it is a job killer in Houston Texas particularly as we recover from covid-19 and we've been hit pretty hard because you notice the only gas industry has been hit pretty hard to start it off with just a obviously a shortage of of of demand because people just stopped driving and that really drove cost down tremendously and so we have to recover from this thing in the way to do it is not to employ more restrictions on an already hurting industry that quite frankly has got to be around rather you like it or not also the byproducts of petrochemicals as well this microphone this month your phone hydrocarbons the shoes on your feet it's all byproducts of the oil and gas industry and so what people don't realize is that the chair is that they said in the silverware that they eat off of where they eat sleep breathe and live the mattress that they're sleeping on fossil fuels deliveries are going anywhere I understand the benevolence of the green New Deal is always good in theory I got it singers in the world could be discarded neutral that sounds great that sounds great but that's not how this works we are always about progression this country is always about Innovation and progression we've been doing this for Generations let's continue that progression by enabling again the private-sector to innovate to the next level if you're paying attention to what the green New Deal and I think for a lack of understanding what the industry does for the world is there in the green New Deal is there a solution for what they deem the problems of the oil and gas industry do they have a replacement for those resources so therein lies Point hydrocarbons are a storable energy that have a lot of power in and that's actually reason why the world uses them bottom line is is this you can't turn the lights on the world can't turn the lights on in the US can turn the lights on for the time being without a will in gas when they want to gas industry if you were able to miraculously even attempt to turn this entire country into a renewable source it's just not possible I don't know exactly what the numbers are but we would actually be able to fuel less than last I read 8% of our world of of the United States has energy demands able to completely transform to renewable resources so that's just wind and solar wind solar and Battery lithium ion these kinds of these because one of the things that is really uncomfortable for people is that nuclear power is one of the cleanest sources of power that we know of it's just we know about disasters as we know about Fukushima we know about 3 MI when we know about all the Chernobyl we know about these disasters which in many cases are indicative of old technology just like Fukushima they they really know how to shut it down with his f****** bananas at the side of the building anyway mind-boggling where are you have very little environmental damage but that's a you just bring up nuclear power never is like we're freaks out in the past Technologies we didn't have the ability to be able to really create something without understanding what the worst outcomes could possibly be do you think over the course of the last 50 years we've actually advance to know more and to be able to do better to be more effective now we probably do this of course we have right but it kind of goes back to you on the gas industry as well we have the over demonization of an energy source people just as we were talking about fidget shut it off it becomes a headline that's it looking for Tesla that you drive that is a technological Marvel and advancement in itself and now we're producing it on a mass scale thank-you Elon Musk and again even the production of the Tesla that that doesn't mean we do away with the oil and gas industry L we can have both let's continue to do both so from a nuclear standpoint also think that that's gotten demonized as well because of some incidences and we need to realize that from a technological standpoint we are further along than we were before let's pursue this left in power these companies to come up with a safe way of building these these plants and also making sure that everybody can stay safe in the future what I've actually heard discussed that's a kind of fascinating is technologies that could be on the horizon that can actually pull carbon and pull particles from the atmosphere that they can develop essentially in Cummins air filters that can be used in high pollution areas and in our cities and urban centers and they actually can pull pollution out of here and potentially use that carbon and it can actually be a resource that's exactly right there well if you can push it out can you extract it seems like you should be able to me we were extract Anthony atmosphere right I mean that's how they make a lot of fertilizer that's right there's got to be a way to take that carbon out and again people want to look at where we are right now maybe we aren't there now right but we can easily be there in the not-so-distant future 450 years ago we were riding horses yeah bananas it's hard for people to once they have it in their mind that they are doing a good thing like the proponents of the green New Deal they are doing a good thing that's the way and anyone who opposes that or anyone who even has debate about it is on the wrong side you are on the side of the fossil fuel industry you've been paid off your shelf you don't care about the environment you don't care about our children and then they'll proposed it this way. this person does not care about the future of this country we're going to burn look what's happening in California this is Trump's fault this is like we're discussing this in the podcast yesterday it didn't matter who became president in 2016 the exact same conditions would be in place here is battleships in an enormous think it's hard to turn around you think that somehow or another of Hillary Clinton was President that California would be on fire right now exact same thing would be happening around it play say to people that have to have this conversation with then again I have two kids at the house and it is my opinion at this point with two baby girls that it is incumbent upon us to make sure that we hand them a better world than we inherited yes we were you know there's times when I'm alone while just go I can't believe I have children I can't I can't believe that is a thing that a person who comes out of your own DNA is not walking and talking and hanging out with you yes yes and destroying our living room free with me you must be evil in this is this is our purse or you must be naive or you must be foolish this is these are the perspectives that are the narrative that you see on social media today which is where so many people are forming their opinions and then arguing them and it's Insanity it's it's such a crazy time where people want people I was having a conversation with a friend of mine today they were talking about this new social media platform with this person was arguing don't hear people's opinions what we need to do is be platform them like what insane so everybody has to agree with you and you don't I don't even know if you're right you don't even know if you're right the way you find out if you got to talk to the people that there's a lot of times I've talked to people what are they proposing in terms of replacing fossil fuels and the these things were relying currently to power everything and have the country running exactly how it's running now and therein lies the problem they're not they're not so what are they saying that when they're when they're questioned what are we going to do in 2035 in terms of like how we can keep the lights on I have no idea really and this is this is literally part of my problem and that is if you weren't going to tell me a substance is viable Solution by it's so so if you want to say that's it's not my fingers like Thanos that's it we're going to be carbon neutral okay okay so what's the path to do so what resources are we going to use to get there how are we going to replace these resources and again I'm not a climate denier I keep saying it over and over again but but nothing's being proposed that's rational and reasonable that's actually addressing global warming completely leaves out the other countries it completely leaves out the globe that's problematic dates of the valley we discussing it at all they just conveniently it sounds good on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after the only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the photos of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Rogan Further Investigates Chris Cuomo's Fake Weights
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    one thing that I wanted to bring up we talked about before the podcast that I actually read a whole article about we were talking about on the podcast where did not Chris Cuomo was really lifting a 100 lb barbell now us talking about it on the podcast for believing that Chris Cuomo really had this 100 lb barbell or dumbbell very light it did look very light but so my thought was how big is Chris Cuomo lb lighter than me so very unlikely that he's carrying that Dumbo ride like that so then I'm like okay I got to ask some people who'd actually know so I sought out some people online and at one of them was Rob Kearney on the podcast before he's world's strongest gay oh yeah I know that guy currently a pound-for-pound strongman title I believe it he's not a big guy but he's only about 5:10 maybe but f****** gorilla stronger so he says to me so I say to him if you ever seen the thing and he says I just watch the video I think it's fake LOL he doesn't look to be bracing hard enough for it to be actually a hundred pounds he's he's a real expert right so he's an actual strongman so I'm pretty convinced so then I asked Robert Oberst who's in all also Robert is f****** enormous absolutely want to strongest man in the world he's a Goliath and stable but the video where he's at his desk showing the weight off he moves it around out at an angle that would be the smallest head of the top of the biceps taking all the weight and it doesn't even faze him cuz it said if it's real he's stronger than anyone I've ever seen use a dumbbell I'd say it's a 40 lb weight with a 100 lb written on it he said lots of instafamous lifters have fake dumbbells and plates deferred of that what it does when he's sitting in the chair at the desk there it looks very light a hundred pounds is a lot but 182 pounds for a man is 6 ft 2 is not a gorilla like Brendan Schaub okay Brendan Schaub was doing that I go do that Brendan Schaub is 270 lb to in lb it didn't seem quite obviously didn't look at it close enough and I also I don't I'm not a lifter in that sense like I don't I don't live heavyweight like the heaviest should I ever lived is like I might squat a couple of hundred lb kettlebells doing like a functional movements that use your full body so I'm not in that lifting world but if you wanted to talk to like you have to talk like that but like CT Fletcher YouTube to broccoli bills powerlifter do to really understand there was the one that's okay it's a little uncomfortable that I'm sitting right in front of you and I'm not in the list of people that you're asking because on my Peloton there are three and a half pound weights that sit on the back of the seat and then once in a while you have to take those out and curl them sometimes and he's going to work out okay City 200 lb says he went from 218 lb to a pretty lean 200lb he cut out so they cut out of b******* cut Dairy and bad sugar 2014 cut back booze so is 200 pounds is body fat plummeted to 12% Okay so he's handling that weight like that I can't handle that wait like that can we see the video jacks on man I wish I didn't have my jacket on I would be showing what's up what's up so much bigger than his right you was joking around about the Bony Flex you like Jesus just like alien head in there it is when he does that well he's doing that he's not even straining there's no sin drinking at all in his back everything looks too light just doesn't again and Bradley he puts like weights on bars and that has girls hang on the bars and it's sucking press ISM he's enormous he's a YouTube famous lifter he's doing deadlifts on the bar that the episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Rogan's Thoughts on The Social Dilemma
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    you know what I did want to talk to you about yeah I watch the social dilemma LG's dude you know that's a must-see kids I heard it's depressing what was his real life real I miss playing in this plane only That's Heavy no no because I've done a lot of drugs I think there's probably some melting I think there's something else I think of something else out there but just unaccessible right now but this social dilemma makes me very concerned about the future because all of these technologists and all these people that have invented all the stuff that now or very unhappy it's really fast discussing their own creations and see Outsiders are also take you didn't didn't invent these things we're seeing the patterns these things and understand it from you know the really educated perspective they're saying this could lead to Civil War like people are getting more and more divided and it shows in the film how social media has made people far more polarized far more divided than ever before the the red and the blue and the Destroyer got it but the thought bubbles that the fact these people getting these these bubbles of thought where everybody around you thinks your way and everybody thinks a different ways the enemy yeah this is really dangerous part of the reality that we live in today because it's not what we anticipated I thought that the internet and the age of information and all that we're experiencing right now would bring about an understanding in a nuanced perspective yeah in life and always achy bilasita people's perspectives more more easily because it'd be more readily available and it would be more encouraged for you to seek out all this information but a bunch of factors that happened the same time all have sort of made it worse than ever before there's social media and the divide that comes in this is where the social dilemma comes and plays feel there's a divide that comes about because of the way they've engineer these algorithms which is disturbing yeah whatever you're into is finds those things and accentuates it because it would just want you to stay on more he wants you to engage more she wants you to pay attention to the thing now Ari shaffir did a little bit of a study on this a little bit of a test and he only YouTube puppies that's all he would YouTube just YouTube puppies just just to see what happened and all YouTube would send him all they would show him all they would suggest is puppy so this idea that their engineering outrage is a little disingenuous cuz they're really doing is finding what you're interested in and people have been shown to pay attention to what they disagree with far more than what they agree with so WingHouse things that people disagree with things that make people upset things that people are much more likely to engage with especially when you don't feel like you're really you're being heard right when you're at home you're sitting on the toilet and you going through Facebook and you see some s*** about what the f****** burn the flag few motherfuker how do you start start making these messages you're more likely to do that then seeing some beautiful story about these parents adopt this kid and they they give him a home and bath Hardware like that you're not going to go going so many people think Trump is responsible for the wildfires listen folks those f****** fires were going to happen regardless of who is president now whether or not he is putting in policies it's going to protect people 10-20 years from now that's a real argument it's yeah but the f****** fires that are going on right now or not because of trump it takes a long time to turn that Battleship absolutely phone and I have an Android phone my Apple phone is my primary phone and I use my Android phone more to f*** around with than anything but I'm f****** around with a few things on it and wanting things is how well it picks up your voice and how well it transcribes it so here's the right apple is much better with your privacy they're much better with your privacy like when you use Apple Maps it's not sending your data to anyone but it's one of his my Apple Maps is not as good Google Maps are better tearing it itches better they just they're getting data constantly from you they're getting data from all the other drivers if sharing that data they're compiling that data and they're also sending ads your way to profit off of this to make it profitable so because of that because Google is just sucking up data constantly they can provide you with better services so there they have an amazing search engine there but that was more things about the social dilemma search engine gives different results based on where you are like say if you type that use an example climate change climate change is it might say a hoax or climate change is a terrible threat depending on where you live but it's not good people's dumb ideas.com DuckDuckGo does not do any of that stuff it also it gives you things it it's it's it doesn't send your data somewhere protect your privacy results for the things you're looking for but it's not doing it in a way where is curating it for your own interest like as you try to find things that are controversial lufu try to find them in the podcast before but Jamie will Google something and I'll know it to be correct but Google will not show it is correct because maybe the correct answer is not politically correct so you have to go through several pages and maybe even have to Google it a very specific way get to the heart of the science behind what's wrong with the Kansas opinion the consensus opinion might be wrong but that's the case with a lot of nutrition things it's the case of the lot of a lot of things regarding like anything controversial anything where you were there's a political motive to to cross-reference stuff to really try and assemble a truthful opinion it's it's weirdo hard stuff we were saying like what we did or Facebook it was horrible and we really kind of things up do they feel like they can also correct this problem I don't know if you could put the the cap on the bottle and I don't know back in and he was saying that 12 yo we created Twitter we had no idea that this was going to be a situation that we had to anticipate no one ever saw this coming and when you would remember you would do the app it would always show your name front of every tweet is having pizza we will just like no one knew what to do with it and then somewhere along the line people started figuring out how to get in arguments make it more aggressive in reinforcing their idea what the truth is and trying to stop other people and you seeing so much suppression of other people's opinions and expression today which is so strange yeah it's just it's one of the weirdest times ever 2 to look at the way human beings communicate yeah because of the tension people are their desperate they're sad and then you got looting and you've got the riots and you to get racial tension you got violent you got this anti-police sentiment which also leads to more instability in the streets more instability and in the cities unless safety and fear fear fear of fear police fear of gangs fear fear of antifa fear white supremacist fear of everything with all this f****** fear and have people arguing online really literally addicted people people were addicts right there just as addictive addicted to Twitter and they're constantly engaging in conflict unwell people because almost everyone who's using it in that way is it in one way or another mentally ill you put your phone in the drawer and you go to the park and all the sudden after you get shots down because you wanted to defund the police you're just living in real life and you're not participating in all that's what we would all hope for the problem is there so many people that are doing it yet but they're doing it on Facebook or Twitter or arguing what it whatever things are arguing about it's it's spilling out into the real world that you're in the park being all then and I was in a flash mob shows up go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    The Current State of Coronavirus Confusion
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    reality kicked in four days what did they give everything are you sure the first thing is a trial drug that hasn't been approved yet they're not just handing that out at Cedars is that the first thing keep that from you so they stay sick so they can get biting into the White House everything about that all right now wait a second ramping up the fear a hundred percent making scarier than it is so they can get him and the other side is definitely don't worry about this thing so it makes it looks like we did a good job in the economy comes back and all that stuff so I'm like this cognitive dissonance like what is real what I watch Tucker Carlson he made sense for a minute and then I watched that's not involved in this election Spain France Moscow the Netherlands all opened a little too much and now we're all putting restrictions back everything's spiked look in other countries look at Sweden because they opened up completely and they have less cases and now they're back to normal they have no masks go to a bar no one's I'm States smaller country less people they they live in different sort of circumstances they have mostly smaller Villages right other than Stockholm but yeah they're fine I know but if you look at Spain and you looking for bracket Moscow me these places there's no political agenda in these places there's no political agenda it's just they opened up and they said let's go all open and the case has skyrocketed and bring it back a little bit it's this is a real thing eating all these extra humans and you know describe is that the virus isn't eating all these extra humans we have extra humans right now we have way too many humans and something showing up and scaling us back a little bit what is a level 4 lab and it got out Sweden to remain for at least another year restrictions are very different options there for a really large Gatherings but you go to restaurants you can go to bars and get all those places text a human they told me that this pilot was talking to me at the show and he said his doctor of some note we're saying that all of our pandemics I have lasted eighteen months despite what we try to do restrictions no restrictions it runs its course 18 months is about where you live fire starts to subside you go back to normal historically speaking and this one end because it's a hundred years in between pain Nobody's around to like give you lessons from the last ones we make all the same mistakes and if you go by that it's about June from when this virus started were talking about June when we're back to normal which is kind of upsetting but kind of nice also that you have an end date you know it's kind of like right that's annoying I got to do all this stuff and be kind of messed up but till June that's kind of nice I can maybe make some plans I can make it a Fourth of July how many businesses are we going to lose between now and June 5th I think that the real the real issue is people putting restrictions on what people can and can't do that's the real problem is you're basically giving up your constitutional rights and there's there's no real protection for you this way right there's no real protection for your business is no real protection for your livelihood well even because even with all this and you're still dealing with other kinds of Horror deaths and other kinds of horrible things that go along with the economic Despair and how many people are going to die because of drug overdoses or the middle ground but their businesses are open and droplets which is the reason for the whole 6-foot social distancing space they don't think that's the case anymore they think it's Airborne so if that's the case all that social distancing stuff is horseshit because it's in the air but not if your social distance and have a mask on I'm telling you the social distancing thing doesn't mean anything anymore got you what they're saying the wire there's an opening in the top is opening in the side there's a lot of us some of the droplet then maybe I'm not a scientist neither you saying is I don't know how much I think what you're getting is you getting a lot of people that are healthy and they're going out and they don't have it and then I giving it to anybody cuz you don't have it in you getting away with it and everybody's wearing masks and it's good to be cautious but I don't necessarily know if you were in a room filled with people who had covid-19 n95 Mask real mask I don't know if those f****** cloth Master going to help you I think they work I mean cuz look at you look at these places on I'm basing it on cities where they have the mask as a as a thing and they made it mandatory that you wear these masks and the numbers go down that's where a big kick in the virus that was a giant uptick a lot of people out there just bumper-to-bumper with each other here right next to each other and screaming you want to do all the things that you can't I want the steroids are Trump's on that's what I want them to and I want the vaccine I want shift at the Rock dad when he's doing Jumanji that's they gave him the game all the good stuff cry in front of your mom so you stayed healthy I never cried on my opt out of your car window to get your driver side window has been treated with dexamethasone and immunosuppressant steroid that can cause euphoric mood changes while there's this tweets that's doing wheelies on the parking lot online about their own experience with the drug interesting and immunosuppressants you you actually don't want the immune system to react to violently to the disease we have cuz I'm stupid I try to read that article it was complicated like you it made me think how amazing the human body is immune system like their stages of the immune system like originally comes out and gives you a dose of stuff and surrounds the virus and then it goes up and it ramps up and then it reboots and then it like to send another part it was like four stages of what your immune system does and because it has to be ramped up to attack as far as he could actually hurt you more than what is dexamethasone do dexamethasone is a corticosteroid hormone that decreases the body's natural immune response reduces swelling and allergic reaction symptoms asthma medication treats a number of conditions including asthma IBS Crohn's disease and a number of lymphomas it is used to treat covid-19 because serious cases can provoke an exaggerated immune response releasing are a large number of pro-inflammatory cytokines and what's known as a cytokine storm of her that as immunosuppressant dexamethasone is thought to help reduce the likelihood of the bodies over reaction to the virus research has found dexamethasone to significantly reduce mortality among seriously ill I eat hospitalized covid-19 patient scientist have said it may prevent one-in-three deaths among patients on ventilators interesting they threw the kitchen sink at it immediately you should get everything they possibly have here is that in these times where things are very unsure a lot of times people like to say exactly what you need to do in what's happening as long as people do this we're okay as long as we wear masks we're okay and I'm not sure I'm not sure that's the case we're all going to get it that's what I that is that is reality of what I'm saying the doctor saying that goes 18 months but I don't know if everybody gets it you going to come in contact with it and some people's immune systems just beat it on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st is available everywhere but only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download 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    Roy Jones Jr. on Facing Mike Tyson
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    people making people don't know but you have been active and you fought up until about what like 2 years ago 2018 so you decided you're done or were you a hundred percent done or were you just at 100%. How do you get this call to fight Mike Tyson he wants to do an exhibition but he wants you to be his dance partner me yeah I said okay well let's see if we can work out is too yeah we got a lot of different situations going on but they want to do it a different format and they want to do it in a way that you and Michael are taken care of and everything is good well that didn't try to be necessarily the case was but me being Roy Jones jr. that's being in cold but I'm like you know what six weeks that's right around the corner he ain't been fight I can get ready I'm pretty sure I can get a little bit more ready than he can because he's been inactive a lot longer than I do six weeks. I know it's Mike Tyson he's big as heck he still might passing these different punch but six weeks is no way to get the payoff of this but I don't really believe much of what was said I mean I just can't believe it you know because we had a September 12th 8 before football season start basketball may have started but people at home with nothing to do and that's why I would like to know what I want him when I was in my Prime so why not take him now I mean 12 in the six weeks that's easy and they said well we got more attention than we expected to get in this happening that happens if I want to move it man so I was thinking about it and then you to my God he posted something about the new date on my site and when he did that they was like what that means that you admitted that you agreed to it I didn't but okay that's how it goes I'll be that guy he know he had no chance better chance to deal with me but his hands still going with rough but it could be better than it would have been a 6-week six-week he didn't have a check immediately start training and when you start raining hot how you ramping up for a fight like that you know it's like I heard Mike say something about he thought he was in the bed for a week yeah I wouldn't be here for a week because I was going for a couple days say oh wow I got a big fight coming up I got to go look back I was excited because it's Mike Tyson so it's like you would say no but this time I was that you know what your brother getting a little shape because you are going there with Mike Tyson whatever Mike whichever mic shows up each other's out I went back in 2004 correct so what is definition of exhibition because Mike Tyson has nothing exhibitionists about it about it I started lighter than anybody only Junior middleweight to ever go in the heavyweight title so I was just smallest guy that will come up when he wait time to think when you're getting ready for work what do you walk around right now now I'm heavier than I was then I'm at about 2:10 now this why I want to be it right there a handfast is ever still a lot of Mobility not too much weight on these knees so I feel pretty good at 2:10 so I think Imma Stay around this area that's not much different than him because when he was in his prime Bush live in the hole with Mike size really matter when you decided to go up and fight Ruiz for the heavyweight title did you think that was one and done or did you think once I win that title me about the fender the few times like what was your thoughts getting ready for that fight so as you know me I'm a man of my word I try to be and I said I wanted to go do with Bob Fitzsimmons did but I was going to add a little bit to it because I was also super middleweight champion which was a division that wasn't around when Timothy this in 1896 it was he won the middleweight title the light heavyweight title the heavyweight title and then he recaptured the light heavyweight title that's a big segment of the whole thing recapturing the light heavyweight title so if I go up and do what I did win the heavyweight title and don't recapture the light heavyweight title I can't look you in my in your eyes and say I do about it Timothy it because I did did but the hardest part is come back from Hedwig And recapture that light heavyweight title that's why I came back I did it but before I depart at the hip with division I would have fought Mike Tyson because of what I told you earlier he was youngest heavyweight champ of all time to me who's won the most explosive entertaining guys you want to see because you never know what he's going to do and it's the same as I'm going in with him right now because he's explosive entertaining and you never know what is gone me and you both of you in that Na song you know that song yeah yeah that's a lie very similar in that regard that you both were so dominant over your divisions when you're in your prime those fights were like execution-style Court why did not fight take place back then because nobody ever saw me coming to avoid back then and by the time I did it he was already on his way out of boxing had departed so people say I think this I told him that I was awful for them to fight Mike Tyson knew I wasn't if I was only 40 maybe we've been fighting me I tell people to today like they always talk about know what's going on with the zone and all these Fighters listen man if I was in today's time and I was worth your own sandwich on Sam if they told me what will pay you 20 mins per fight for five fights we get to pick the pain it is a matter fact I picking y'all call me tell me what they don't fight but we don't fight that and I don't care who it is just tell me when I'm fight and what would I need to be I believe that's who I am so it's like when they talk about I would have fought a know if they would offer me for the me the fight of Mike was just hit you over the phone for that we fought for that's how bad I want to find back then maybe I wanted to fight my he's older than it would I would have thought it but it sounds like no I'm not giving you the opportunity first of all my small guy coming up to the heavyweight Division I don't belong up here anyway I just want to do a bob is Timothy to prove I could do or see if I can do it cause Sugar Ray Robinson try to go with window light heavyweight title and he passed out episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be 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    Roy Jones Jr. On Getting Robbed in the Olympics
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    the fan back when you got f***** over in the Olympics and a goddamn did they ruin that that was terrible that was one of the worst Olympic decisions I've ever seen in my life maybe the worst was so badly was in Korea right yep Seoul South Korea in the Korean fighter ya goddamn that was ridiculous it was one of those fights where you like wow you got the gold medal clear and then you see the decision you jaw drops you like what is this it hurt the sport of boxing amateur boxing gear heard it because when you can take a kid 19 years old he defeats his rival clearly and you Robin it really eliminates the Integrity of that support they gave me the Walker cup which is for the best box at the Olympics not wearing a gold medal it was it was bad but it also was in one way and may people really root for you it was a blessing in the skies and I understood that the second day I think I might have cried the whole first day but the second was I didn't cry to after I went to the back and ask ask ask The Interpreter to ask him if you read the story Pete me cuz he said yes that he didn't know it but he wouldn't get nothing but he said no I know I didn't win but it wasn't my fault it was the judges I shook his hand and I left I never had and never another bad feeling towards him he didn't do it you feel me to understand that they are to be blamed but what God did was take their negative and turn into a positive and look where I'm at now career how you got f***** over in the Olympics it was not a it wasn't a question not at all there was no debate there's not a single person that made an argument that he won it was all you and so that when you began your career you have a lot of people rooting for you and that was a beautiful thing that that's the blessing above all for me because to me it was God's way of making me not put my life on idle but Turn Me Up On High I had no clue what he was doing but that's why you just trust in God look where you at now when you fought James Toney and that was a big fight cuz James Toney was at his Prime and you are in your Prime and again you caught him with that leaping left hook man that crazy left hook and drop them when you when you be James Toney like that I think a lot of people had to go with low like he can do this to an elite top of the food chain world champion that's what makes a real Superior athlete not that we could do it to guys who are beneath you where you can do it the gas was supposed to be your equal or that's when you really doing it episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Sex Researcher Dr Debra Soh and Joe Rogan Discuss Porn Addiction
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    don't have any problem at all with p*** you think p*** is fine and pouring is recreational a lot of people would push back against that and a lot of people would push back and it would say that it's damaging to young women that it objectifies women in a harmful way and and that it changes the way young people are particularly look at sex and that they mirror and model themselves after these very unrealistic scenarios that depicted in these in these films what do you think about that I didn't I've never said that I have no issue with torn I would just say I'm I'm not anti p*** and that I think that pornography has a time and place I think if you're an adult and in terms of sex more broadly and that's your business but I do thank you for young children and I don't think that's good for their development I don't think that that's the way that people should learn about what is going to be like dog fries not indicative of what real life sex is and I think for people who are concerned that pornography is that it's a are there so many different angles in terms of the criticisms of poor but say one common criticism is that pornography makes men interested in things that are being a potentially degrading to women I do think there is some pornography that is not very nice in the way up to pack swimming for sure but I don't think viewing that is what X-Men misogynistic or disrespectful of their Partners I think that's something that is inherent in them in again as someone who's worked with sex offenders you do anti sociality is more predictive of someone's behavior and their views of women it's not about being exposed to foreign cuz I think most prosocial man if they see something they're going to say that's horrible and I don't want to look at that with human beings I think that p*** is in a lot of ways like many things like like alcohol for instance you can have a drink every now and then or you can drink all day long and ruin your life what is the problem is the problem the alcohol or is that your behavior is it a human being I think it's a human being and human beings obsessive-compulsive behavior and people's addiction two things did the addiction to pornography seems to an issue and so some people's ideas well you should ban pornography but that's sort of the same argument for Banning alcohol but it doesn't really work like you can't really tell people what to do if some people don't have a problem with it but there's some people that enjoy p*** every now and then they watch p*** they'd rather masturbate than have a relationship or whatever maybe they just don't want to deal with people but they're horny I don't know what what for whatever reason but there's nothing wrong with that but there is something wrong for them with with the action of watching p*** all day and disassociating and being but again I don't think it's a pouring problem I think it's a human problem it's the same thing as gambling there's a lot of things that people get really obsessed with in the get addicted to I don't think the problem is the individual think this is always been my take on p*** or really on a lot of you know what we called vices I don't think the problem is the things themselves and I disrespect I support individual choices I love the fact that we have freedom do you could do whatever you want I think you should be able to do anything you should as long as people are getting hurt by it I wonder why we have this perspective on p*** though that we don't have on others it cuz like porange in many ways should be just people having sex people in filming it right people obviously like sex so why is it such a big deal to film it why is it such a big deal to show it to other people it's a very strange aspect of being a human being this is one thing that so many people are obsessed with and literally go out of their way to be successful so they can get more sex like that is like if you ask a man like if men could not have sex how many men would be driving Ferraris and and and taking selfies in front of private jets how about zero write this is why they're doing it there they're signaling that they have wealth they stood trying to make themselves attractive why are they trying to do that for status for what well maybe show up the other man but more likely to show off to whoever they're attracted to whether it's the opposite sex of the same sex they're trying to get sex so why is it that filming sex is so taboo to go back to your point prediction in that I don't doubt that for some people of corn as a problem for sure and like you're saying there's two people watch 4 hours you know when the research I was doing before there's some people I would talk to who literally said watch pornography 8 12 hours a day and it's affecting work super late you know they can't get up in the morning is affecting their relationship that's usually procrastination is procrastination view I think they're addicted to it that if you're obsessed with something don't you think that that's an addiction I mean are we splitting hairs here so people who people some people argue like I said with with pornography that there was a watch it and they start watching more extreme versions of it they're saying that this is you know my tolerance but if you actually sent have a conversation with those people they'll stay actually this is what I've liked all along it's just it took me awhile to accept that so it's not there's no tolerance and you don't see people having withdrawal when they stop Jay from p*** did they think about it all the time they can't wait to get a loan to watch it I think it is an addiction I think it is similar to a drug addiction the same way gambling is similar to a drug addiction there is an internal drop there's something is going on in your mind that you are getting addicted to the excitement the endorphins that you get from gambling I think this many people to get the same excitement in that that same excitement or a similar and endorphins from watching pornography and masturbating rewarding I think for a lot of people it's a coping strategy and if you give them different coping strategies so maybe they're not reliant on pornography to a better or to deal with stress and there is a certain point where do you need more to get you off because I mean or I guess it is really right cuz they gamble bigger and bigger numbers but you know what I'm saying is you don't really develop a tolerance to gamble it right but it is a gambling addiction pornography as a way to feel better it actually cuts down on how much they they're their viewing time and how much they rely on to admit and accept the fact that they do have some sort of us sex or pornography addiction that's not the average person I think there's a lot of people out there that are addicted to porm you never hear from them because they're so much shame attached to it but I think someone who is spending 8 to 12 hours a day that's a lot of time that's the pretty far as severity so yeah. Like I don't think that for everyone who uses born as a coping strategies necessarily going to be that extreme but I just my issue is that this has been portrayed as something that is definitive and that we should treat people who work with people with problems with will say you know that that's not an addiction it's there are other things usually going on in someone's life and those are the things that you need to talk about when you sit down with a therapist is as well but then again people get horny so I can even if you like find all these other coping mechanisms when you get horny you're probably going to watch p*** again so you'll slide right back it's a weird thing as opposed to gambling right like you not going to get horny for gambling right there's not like an equivalent thing where you like you you you build up this thing inside your body needs to take a risk right but whereas with pornography like this particular with men you do sort of buildup this need to release healthy way without it becoming destructive again why do you think it is that we have this this weird take on sex because it is it's a weird thing that it seems to be there's no problem with sex but filming sex and showing sex is where things get strange there's so much stigma around that you know you would think that as a scientist that there would be some sort of removal of that perception but no so I think I write a lot about sex positivity also I think if we were to decrease all the stigma around human sexuality that would help in so many ways you think that as a scientist that there would be some sort of removal of that perception but no so I think I write a lot about sex positivity also I think if we were to decrease I'll just hang around human sexuality that would help in so many ways


    Former CIA Agent Mike Baker Responds to Pentagon UFO Reports
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    what do you think of all this Pentagon UFO we've recovered crafts not of this world talk again can always be true at the same time I don't think we're the only intelligent life out there I mean I'm classified as intelligent but I also don't think we're hiding some alien spacecraft somewhere like we did up with was here comes up here comes the pitch for my show for Black Ops came out instead a program that we ran a program is no longer in existence called a tip which was designed to identify unidentified Aviation threats basically so it's not talk about UFOs in a prototype aircraft what is that second he was in the radar operators aboard and his wingman but I think them and then it it actually actively block their tracking and no no visible means of propulsion I'm not the only one not everything what do you think of that I think I think we don't we haven't resolved that issue we don't know there was no final report they gave some sort of conclusive evidence that said this is what this identify this object was is considered still the state of being and play it perhaps of it. They don't they just no clarification which is interesting in all by itself and it kind of goes back to this while we the only intelligent no but do I think that the government is capable all these years of holding a secret like that now I really don't I think this there is so much like with MK Ultra or anything else I can eventually she hits the fan stuff comes out and I don't think the I'm not one of those and I say this but I just don't think that the government capable of keeping secrets for the long-term certainly not of this magnitude but I think there are certainly things have happened that we can't explain and then one of them would be my forever so aren't hits the Earth from space all time qualifies as a material that does not sound well they said they've recovered crafts not from this world I would want to sit down with the individual saying that and say okay clarified it I'm a 67 and why would they come out with a statement like that I have an answer for that I'd I don't know and that's why I say it the Shocker it definitely goes without saying they would want to prepare people and I think if you wanted to prepare people the best way to prepare people to slowly give them signs that cinch it is about to go down and one of the best ways to say we have found things that are not of this world okay think about that for a little while we'll see you in a few months a few months of accepting that within there's no event right and that retrieve materials had been studied secretly for decades yeah add some things that were ridiculed but turn to be turned out to be absolutely true one of the things that he said was that there was this element this element 115 and that they had figured out a way to stabilize this element in the other planets and that's they used to propel these vehicles with a different kind of propulsion that manipulated gravity and essentially had created some sort of a warp where they they didn't that they weren't subject to the Sea laws of physics right with this propulsion system that we are with what we have which is just igniting Fuel and you know pushing the explosion pushes the the rocket back into into the into space which could explain sort of exciting is exactly exactly the way the gimbal video worked these things for whatever reason they fly one way and then they turn sideways like like if you had a plate to Plate turns up and down and then that's the way it travels and then somehow or another that's that's how it travels insanely fast but it does something to manipulate gravity around it sounds super weird but the guy talked about this in the early 90s and then this is the exact video that the Pentagon refers to the you actually see these objects can explain that don't give off heat signal that move in this exact same way as spectacular rates of speed and that's how the Tick-Tock Kraftwerk to write Harry Reid was you know was allocated some some federal funds to one of his buddies and in Nevada to you know creative Center you know for examining this and for developing space exploration capabilities and you don't really get that answer when you say okay Lou was a tip holding onto materials you know that came from a alien craft know you know what they're saying do you know is it's it's I have a really hard time believing the government to keep this all buttoned up over a. Of time and that's a part of the whole things about all all the UFO stories are so ridiculous to go but your favorite self talk about it like it's not in their best interest to to get back on the carrier and say by the way he spotted us and identified flying object and and I think that the 8 to program the Pentagon was running you know for the minimal cost of that compared to the cost of another asset or you know platform since I think I should have kept going right and they should have normalized to some degree because it's in our national security interest and no have the Russians or have others developed materials right or propulsion everybody's working on a new propulsion systems right everybody that has the ability to resources so rafter that's that's just common I guess that's going to happen and whoever wins that particular race is going to be further up the food chain and everybody else so it's in our national interests to be exploring any legitimate or potentially legitimate siding to understand what that is that doesn't mean you're Chasing UFOs or or a spacecraft from from you should know what the hell that is or what's out there potentially legitimate citing understand what that is that doesn't mean you're Chasing UFOs or or sort of spacecraft from from just means you should know what the hell that is or what's out there so I'm a big fan of that I'm just saying also you have to proceed with caution


    Former CIA Agent Gives Background Info on MK Ultra, Midnight Climax, and Charles Manson
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    did you get a chance to look at that chaos book that I that I told you about Yeah Yeah Yeahs Tom O'Neill who is a friend of my good friend Greg Fitzsimmons Road and insane book they took him 20 years about Manson in the CIA and LSD and what you think about all that well she's very honest about the shortcomings of what he ended up doing in the research that he went through and where he couldn't draw connections I think it's it's well worth the read and you know it's a it's a it's a hell of a just a personal story that it took him this f****** long right to make his way through a variety of reasons but it's been a tremendous success yeah yeah yeah yeah I mean it's really he's sold his sold out almost immediately and the paperbacks are sold out to him and he's I think of all the things that happened with the family and all those people that were alive back then about how this guy kept getting out of jail and they kept arresting him and they kept saying this above my paygrade they would let him out that's the strangest part about the whole story right I mean I know this idea that you know was Manson you know a lab rat for the CIA and you know how it how how far down that rabbit-hole do you want to go well O'Neal was pretty clear about that right it said that's not a solid connection between what used to be a contractor a researcher for that Old Chestnut MKUltra yeah yeah Jolly West yeah what did you think about all that like I'm sure you know about operation midnight Climax and all the stuff that's absolutely true program where they do stop John's they created brothels and do stuff John's with LSD against their knowledge and without their knowledge let them borrow fornicate and have a good old time with these ladies of the evening that way if you want money for produce that movie but it's the they really needed to figure out what the f*** this was and then didn't need to figure out like could this be used against Americans could just be used against the president or get that what is this is this a truth serum like what what are the benefits with the pros and cons are the dangers of the stuff text what was what were the conditions heavily invested in in a variety of experiments mind control brainwashing was this one of the term of of of the culture right and end brainwash was a big issue of it would not a big issue but it was capture people's imagination back then so they late 40s early 50s it was Korean War we had an existential threat each other drills in schools kids hiding under desk tell me what the f*** so with the fear that the Chinese or the Soviets were going to develop mind control abilities was pervasive and it sounded I know you talked about it now and everybody rolls her eyes oh my God but you're absolutely right that you have to understand the context with which then Allen Dulles who was the at the time the director of the CIA by the way the guy who Kennedy fired and wound up being a part of the Warren Commission after Kennedy was murdered which was very strange early in 53 says alright we have to understand what that what the Soviets are doing particular the Soviets but we also had you know again I'm sure the some folks listening know all this but a lot of folks probably don't we had pows returning American returning from Korea mind control that help wraps a Chinese to develop these techniques so initially the idea was Defensive how do we protect ourselves against this new threat within this cold war against these enemies who appear to be devoting great deal of resources against this well so initially started out as a defensive effort MKUltra was the umbrella name for a whole bunch over a hundred and forty projects sub-projects underneath of MK Ultra do substances use of chemicals use of drugs behavioral issues with which human beings creating false memories deleting memory influencing the behavior again of of of individuals there are a variety of projects that fell under this MK Ultra and it was again starting out as defensive issue but then quickly became an offense how do we how do we become a leader in all of this which is tip brightest typical on how things develop it's like cyber-warfare you know initially it's defensive and now you think okay now we got to figure out how to make it work on our behalf and sometimes it's important like when they shut down the Iran nuclear program yeah with a virus is essentially a computer virus was testing on unwitting subjects think such as LSD and in a variety of other substances and those subjects unwitting subjects yeah we've arranged everything from federal prisons to State Mental Hospitals and that's where Manson comes in and end and a variety of other people you know who it's just it's it's a don't settle on just one account and one of the things that people should also do if they want to read about this read the any testimony that came out of the CIA and then there was some testimony that were there were documents written by the inspector-general back and fit in business time. Was about 53 through at least officially acknowledged 64 1964 and then the program was wrapped up supposedly they were still Federal programs military programs others that were still looking into issues related to the use of chemical substances for everything again from interrogation to behavioral adjustment and a lot of these things were funded through cutouts so you could set up again this is so early 50s mid 50s early 60s set up financing Vehicles you'll through say yeah what appeared to be non-threatening Grant programs you know from Research Institute so you use Loop in a academic institutions or researchers and MKUltra had at least acknowledged any way over 80 academic institutions and and others that were either wittingly or unwittingly working on their behalf in various research programs so yeah this this Midnight Cry program basically they'd they'd get out of safe houses a brothel and they would have the hookers slipped LSD or whatever substance to the to the John's and then behind a mirror you'd have a supposed to like a researcher right I'm just workout we're sitting there talkin and what date was in on it and they employed and the get-out-of-jail-free card I'm here for you to show a Boba Fett mask didn't like the San Francisco cat house and you know go to the store is he'd sit there and you know where the Martinez and watch the couple have sex and then he and he would have like trapped the the hooker to say okay after them about their job and a potential assets overseas for operational reasons for operation Fitness rocks off watching couples having sex and you know he is very very strange yet but you're right in that and in token this this went on until 64 MKUltra interesting enough not to not spend too much time on it but Richard Helms was the director at the time in the early 70s and he in a guy named the Gottlieb Sidney Gottlieb who was the head of Technical Services the agency they agreed that the in 73 before Richard Helms left and godly left the agency was to destroy all the records so they purged all the records of MKUltra that day they thought existed this was investigating the church committee back in 75 and then 76 I think it was they found a bunch of financial records you know that that had not been purged because they've been kept in audits of 149 sub-projects of MKUltra so you can match each set project has its own accounting and you got to turn in the receipts for the LSD that you bought her the hook of your paid off or whatever you don't sell here's my receipt can I have my $12 or whatever you paid for a hooker back then and so on the hill the time the CIA director testified at that point and that's why I brought my laptop is because Stansfield Turner's testimony is actually pretty interesting as far as MKUltra goes and he talks about we've attempted to group activities covered by the hundred 49 sub-projects into categories under descriptive headings in Broad outline at least that's presents the contents of these files of the categories Jack's that ran under MKUltra this picture of up of pretty good quick sense of what they were doing at the time researching the effects of Behavioral drugs and alcohol are 17 sub-projects probably not involving human testing this is a testimony from the director of the CIA and Stansfield Turner 14th set projects as well projects subjects research on hypnosis acquisition of chemicals or drugs aspects of magicians art factors assessment training techniques polygraph research funding mechanisms for MKUltra external research activities research on drugs toxins and Biologicals in human tissue activities with subjective documentation at the context of what where we were at that time and where we were was smack-dab and in the height and elevation of the Cold War knowing that our adversaries are existential threats were engaged in this sort of Behavior now George why it was not really a researcher I think it would just sit behind a mirror watching some people don't get off so clearly in and all the unwitting subjects involved agency employees without telling them it's just think about it in terms of the same way we thought about Abraham Lincoln in the context of the times this wasn't such a horrendous thing to do they didn't know any better it was it was it really they didn't know what these substances would do to people and there wasn't a lot of ways to find out you know the harm LSD studies that they did that they believe in in part were responsible for the Unabomber there's a lot of other s*** was responsible for the Unabomber including his childhood but they they did a lot of these studies because they didn't know I mean there's one way to find out me and how do you get responsible human subjects how do you get people to do there's not a lot of ways other than just test people and unfortunately I like using using the most marginalized people out there like sex workers or whatever so that's when you know the Inspector General came out from the agency and you can't you can't clearly not where we are supposed to be but it's tingly funding mechanisms you know that we're used to attend to Dole out grants or to provide a cutout between government and research it was being done you'll get some of those continue to exist for other programs other research and in 67 you know you have the Summer of Love San Francisco and Tom O'Neil rights it's very interesting but yet it does the Haight-Ashbury free medical clinic which in part was running a couple of projects that were supposedly getting funding from the National Institute for mental health which had previously been a funding mechanism also for MKUltra a few years in the past and Rodger Smith was a guy who was forgetting his PhD in criminology he was working at the free medical clinic and he was also Manson's parole officer and to your point Manson was like it was like a brook trout over the rainbow trout that he is in some catch-and-release dream right he was constantly arrested during a 67 68. Remember is the killings happened in summer of August of 69 and kept getting released and in prison right he can't even 6078 early in that year he been released from prison I thought he was on probation any violation certainly something he was getting arrested for should have sent him back to prison but he wasn't so bad to me as one of most interesting parts of the book is this this is this revolving door that Manson was in and eventually we all know what happened to him but yeah working at the Haight-Ashbury free medical clinic that's where Manson would go along with some of his father person and you know they were you know part of a study and you know they were I'm sure you know getting their LSD from there but also this guy Jolly West who was involved in MK Ultra also ended up having an office with the Haight-Ashbury free medical clinic so came out been open for 50 years or 80 yeah but I mean you know again it's it's I like to I like the book because he does seem to be trying to let the the facts of all his research lead the way rather than trying to prove a point that he comes up with the beginning of his book also expose the prosecutor bugliosi and all the other issues that were going on with him that led to him wanting to follow the narrative that they had laid out that Manson was trying to incite a race war and ignore all the other indicators that there was some deeper connections with Manson was he a former for the Puro or for local law enforcement or some other outfit you know that's hard to tell but it's compelling in light of the fact that he kept getting released don't seem to employ the same techniques that apparently the CIA employed when they done experiments on prisoners including the fact that he would you know but forced him into weird sexual situations and pretend to take LSD himself but not really participate and then you know influence them and he seemed to be doing things to them in terms of like trying to alter their behavior and getting them to do things are outside the norm including murder did he see ya have a sense from his time there the clinic or dealing with what's the name Rodger Smith is parole officer will again was also with no criminology doctor doctoral candidate I guess and so was a rocket scientist what is life in federal penitentiaries and also the context of the time what else would you have going on you had the sort of this again this awareness of the impact of LSD on the on the counterculture right so you had federal agencies like the bureau in it for example worrying about oh my God what's the you know where do they tip he's going to do next you know how they can and you know they were worried obviously about the Black Panthers but it was also more than that against War movement is just a general Counter Culture and their impact of drugs on it and so it's a it's a fast Butcher and the impact of drugs on it and so it's a it's a fast I think it's worth the read because again he spent so much time trying to make his way through and get to work


    Mike Baker: Why Mail In Voting Could Lead to Widespread Chaos
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    things can happen I agree with you went when you said earlier that you can't believe the polls right so I don't believe the polls I think people are tired of the four exhausted from just sort of the the general trauma of having somebody like Trump in the office so I think there's a potential for a lot of people who may like the policies or some of the policies and prefer them to a hard left agenda or a left agenda I think there's a chance for them to say about fuk it I just I'm too tired and I I don't want that and maybe they'll look at at Vidant thinking it's a return to some normalcy debate Alpha Brain right now cuz you'll probably in a lab somewhere they got of that from on it goes right to the f****** Ivy by September 29th not going to be such a contested election no matter what and I'm really worried about the chaos that could ensue after it's over we'll think about that and that's it that's it I mean look I'm a big fan of going to the voting booth you know I should getting out driving or walking going on the f****** love her so let the problems with the Post Office and mail delivery in the idea that we can have mail in ballots as opposed to absentee ballots before that you know what 9 out of 10 people that's not statistically accurate but I'm sure a lot of people would have said to f****** Postal System they can't deliver the mail and but now because hydroxychloroquine to the mail I haven't arrived but you don't know the results for five or six or seven days because they're still counting balance thing is. Of time could be really crazy right now if you don't know and you can't tell me that and it's not you know I'm just I'm just saying the realities are you got to be pragmatic you want to go with all your mail balance or whatever hey just be aware of the fact that you can have a lot of problems while disqualified balance because of a variety of reasons why lost balance a lot of people and so what if if if what you want to do is so chaos and and descent and and further this divide then yes pretty good way to do it you can figure out a f****** get everybody the balance right attitude polling booths and make that happened just f****** do it right then if you want to have ballot for voting booths were people wear masks and you know and hazmat suits and fine but figure out a way to get people to the voting booth because it's not I don't think I don't think that the mail-in thing is is could be wrought with fraud like the White House in like Trump is going on I could be a lot of fraud pragmatic says could have a lot of logistical problems with you know why they can't vote online why can you Bank online but you can't vote online house that people didn't have to physically go to a place you many more people would vote probably insane cuz what is the number now like what percentage of people now vote is like 40% I bet we get up pretty high if you could register on your phone and vote on your phone my God why can't you do that well is there security issues related to that as we all know the security of the of the system that would be and it would certainly make life easier for a lot of people I just don't ask with and again my issue with the mail isn't isn't the fraud issue so much as just a logistics of it right and that and that that that delay in and also the potential to have a lot of balance just being disqualified or being put in question the same thing would online I think if Congress would do its job they would just say you know what the elections are coming going to be right on time and you're going to go to your voting polling places and we're going to put in place special times for elderly citizens to vote if they want to have a super safe environment they can only vote like this like it do it Costco Costco in our area had like 7 to 9 a.m. was only for people over 65 if I'm pretty sure we could do that how hard is it to make it happen but but again it's give it plenty of time set up an up booths and if you want to do it over a two-day. Fine but at least you're at least that are are are are thoroughly as well so you really good socially distance everybody you really could absolutely ensure that everybody safe and is everybody safe we have five business days


    Former CIA Agent Mike Baker: Sanctions Probably Won’t Change China
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    scares the s*** out of me and I was watching a video to the day of the week or Muslims and what what they're doing and rounding these people up and force them on trains so it gets terrifying like what are they doing and they have no accountability they don't they don't have to know not be as stable as he's been thinking but he spent years now strengthening and and building up the Intel apparatus within China you know for his own purposes and further moving away from this idea that somehow China was going to have a rule of law oh my God we got we stand United with the Hong Kong protesters and then we got you do up around ass is because we're all rightly so worried about the pandemic and you know we have an election coming in November and you know why we're all looking that way you know she saw an opportunity just f*** them over right and just but it doesn't mean anything's essentially use the pandemic to decide to impose the same sort of restrictive laws they have in the rest of China with Hong Kong Hong Kong used to be under British law and then was it 97 and transferred over to China 2047 was kind of that was the the playing field they had and all clone up until 2047 what kind of goofy ass deal negotiate where they gave it up in 97 so stupid well yeah I mean they threw late today how they didn't they really didn't have an option so they felt that they were they were negotiating as best they could and there was a sense I think at the time that look we either do this and guarantee some runway for the people in Hong Kong with some pseudo democracy democracy or legitimate Financial Capital right but I think what's going to happen now given what they've just recently done is you know they're going to turn Hong Kong it best into a a pass-through for hard currency basically and you know you're going to see a lot of people moving out not just you know not just expats and and and financial institutions you can see a lot of the more successful and educated Hong Kong citizen to a running businesses there who have been running business is there same f****** it's not worth it and so did I think the Chinese I think it's over in a way but it's an indication of of she's mindset and he doesn't he doesn't really care and it's like they're buildup of military capabilities in the South Pacific there working and cyber activity they're continuing hoovering up intellectual it is not going to stop you know I mean if it's better that we do make an effort it's better that we do you know put sanctions on them for variety of reasons including the Wailers but will a change overall will it change their their behavior probably not so weird so weird to watch it happen just it's something that people weren't really terrified of 10 years ago they weren't worried about China taking over the world now it seems like it's a real possibility they weren't they weren't worried about they were looking at trying to like you know it it's a great Marketplace you know this is where I need to be now and you could argue the tech company still do that right at the tech companies they don't look at China as a threat she's got his eyes set on being at the top of the food chain so you know we can either deal with it or we can pretend it doesn't exist be honest with people people who subscribe to the Trump as Putin's puppet will scoff at this idea but let the Russians I think would prefer to see by and when is well right I mean then get back to business as usual I'll probably ease up on the sanction you know that the left too hard left anyway it's been very successful over the years at this disruption narrative and and find it work for them and I only spent three years in this in this in this particular narrative I think I think overall the Chinese or the Russians they would prefer to see someone like biting come in I think they feel like it would be a more collegial approach from the White House a less confrontational and I think it's just we're rat look I mean Bill Gates yeah he said himself it did that Biden's never been on the right side of of a foreign policy decision so that's one area where I can going back to what we talked about earlier is you know if he's going to choose a vice president I'd rather be to somebody who's got as much National Security and foreign policy experience as possible cuz I think that's one area where he's going to be lacking even though he says all my life anyway the policies of Trumps put in place for China or actually beneficial to United States it's a good step that's not a bad thing made them a little unsure about you know what they're doing they've had to think about things a little bit more they have had to the other sanctions I wish that we would sanction them hard for the uyghurs I would sanction them very hard for what they've done I'd like to see that happen I think what we're saying now that was obviously a pandemic is deflected a lot of attention and also let you know what the clothes you'll get through any presidential election the less shift gets done and I just so I don't know that anything meaningful going to happen or the course of the next handful of months and who knows what's going to happen in November say now that was obviously the pandemic is deflected a lot of attention and also let you know what the clothes you'll get through any presidential election the less shift gets done and I just so I don't know that anything meaningful going to happen or the course of the next handful of months and who knows what the f*** is going to happen in November


    Colin Quinn Remembers Tough Crowd
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    remember being on the show and then I remember leaving don't use Social account Bill Cosby a douchebag the glue together has anybody but it was it was a rare moment we're like in perfect name to tough crowd is a perfect name for has there ever been a talk about bringing that back of God yeah I'm like we're this world and then I was just like I don't know then I'm going to enter a mean getting everybody together and you know people's careers would full left and right if we did it oh yeah I mean anybody on that would they be able to really even speak honestly today to have a career that's pretty locked in already or you got to be on the on the come-up where you got nothing to lose it's a guy run a television show that are f***** yeah like the guys who get a TV show or you're really worried about losing it right those guys can't they can't do a show like that but back then you could go back then we did but it is Colin Quinn tough crowd look at that that was one of the Great Moments that show was dead two days ago Play episode did you guys wind up doing 200 I think I have no can we get you to do it as a podcast I don't know guys like established would do it and it would be wild you could still do it again to be done as a podcast because do cuz like you have a guy like Joey Diaz on he doesn't give a f*** and they will talk freely oh my God they would love it it might be I don't know I mean over the years obviously people aboard up to knossos like now cuz he could never do you want to name be free today no but I got a better one the original name whichever he told me off of which is the expression really tough room I don't know maybe how many times in New York would do it a lot yes easy yeah Norton would do it for sure hundred percent Lolly wouldn't be invited on but you're right you put up the one name shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Colin Quinn's Odd Encounter with Bill Cosby
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    did you did you see Cosby at all before he want to go to jail did you ever see him live now I never saw him live I mean I saw him alive once when I worked at Great Waves actually working as a security guard and he was there live but I didn't get to that wasn't comic back then I was 19 I didn't get to see the whole show I really paid attention to it but he never worked out he and he talked about he said I I know what's funny I know how to how to do funny like I don't need to work out my material so you would just kind of right and then he would go up and do these and from all accounts like Chris Rock said it and burset it they went to see him instead of a f****** brilliant brilliant yeah and he didn't work out like I would like to see what that was like I would like to see it to you and Jerry Seinfeld and how much of it you love it cuz it's great what's your temp before he got arrested everybody hero-worship to buy didn't you didn't I didn't like to I don't like his act that much I'm a big benefit. very pretty and I walked in with her and she had a certain look that I can exotic looking to and address and Cosby sweatpants smoking a cigar but you know and he's talked to me for 20 minutes he looked at me for about eight seconds of the 20 he was literally look be made it a joke but it was dead what are you looking at her while he's talking to me the whole time we're all like laughing like he's in on the joke but it was so like she thought it was so weird but the same Nike Tom Papa was there with his wife Cynthia and is one of those nights fascinating in retrospect it was a me to benefit in retrospect remember I called Bill Cosby a douchebag on your show what else on tough crowd cuz he was ahead of the time he was being interviewed by Wanda Sykes and Wanda was interviewing him he starts chastising her for the way she's taught I didn't write remind me to call Bill Cosby a douchebag me and this is like yes I mean when was tough crowd what year am I talking about especially want everybody loves Wanda the crowd and she's just working it wasn't nothing she did was offencive her talking and I remember being on the show and then I remember leaving go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Colin Quinn on Why Post Lockdown NYC is Not Like NYC in the 80's
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    what was it like in the lockdown for you do you still live in New York if I live in New York so weird I was telling everybody it's very it's not like people like I was like New York in the 70s and Subway there's only a few people on and it still smell it smells as bad they've been cleaning it every day and still stinks it doesn't even smell better that's how ingrained it is and you know the the pigeons are homeless and he took down all the statues so there's no place to live she was CD and weird and it was always like that this is a drastic change from 6 months ago you can't say it's like the 70s because it's not it's like something's deteriorated there's a collapse right then there's all this weirdness that comes along with that while the 70s was kind of a collapsed all the stores at night would be locked up but they will open during the day now which is 20 walking that deserted streets is nobody out in tournaments have you always lived in New York so so it was sketchy in the 70s like in part one of the joke's on my own and wasn't a joke if you walk down your block cuz there's no cell phone be home if you would you stayed out if they're not like Times Square people to go to Broadway shows by 11 it was deserted except for criminals because people leave work early so that we can go out for a drink with dinner they would get in a car and get out immediately and giuliani's want to clean all that s*** up said I'm going to transform this any did he turned it around really did you really did maybe a little too far I get a certain may have been a little too became like a mall Applebee's something about crime and crime ridden areas like people always glamorize it after the fact what if you're living there while it's going down to f****** terrible really is important to your mayores but you didn't really care for the mayor of La was half the people didn't even know that's right and now they're like who is this m*********** this keeping everything closed yeah yeah in the same thing with New York something where is it a crisis will you realize like this is not a leader and everybody hated Bloomberg running for a third term for V now Darrell Hammond had to bail on some shows supposed to do sit at Lisbon vs me to do a favor do a guest shot of the show which I go up really didn't go that well but it was and I did when he was asked me what kind of show but it was for Bloomberg did deshone for the Olympic Committee or whatever the committee was anyways Olympics and 30 people and is uncomfortable room and then after his Bloomberg shook my hand and he was already a billionaire show you one day that I always repay my debts I owe you one so I was kind of hoping to be president and then I could call in my chit cuz I never did the whole time was mayor I just have my oral I believe in the oreilly OR history cuz I've been trying to call you to make those again in DC for being there you're more politically minded than I am why do you not know that kind of stuff you're not going to get there with the social justice Warrior asked you that the Blasio has it's just going to lead to more complete deteriorate I said it yeah but it may it may be too late you never know too late you never know I mean nobody likes to think in New York that way but it's like a lot of people so many people move to that I was shocked moved to the suburbs think about that all that your Jerry Seinfeld will Feud about New York is Dad f*** you know what yeah yeah yeah yeah I mean look at me the side of it and then right I mean like I don't want to be dead but at the same time when I go in deep trouble and then he's one of those guys you know cuz you need to be gritty New York City needs to be great right yeah that's why I never really had the f*** beat out of them regretted laughing cuz you holding your broken rib and a six weeks in a row we like this is ever going to get better yeah it's that gritty s*** is like boy yeah I see what you're saying I kind of get I know I know ya some places are gritty their fun yet it's funny like I said 80 81 and literally they had like thieves dens above the pornos theaters they had Steve's Dent so like that you go through the turnstile I went in 112 this kid he was taking it if I forget we were trying to do something shady and he went we went up and it was like 50 like thieves like like like Oliver only New York like a gang of people with illegal guns we crazy Jeezy Gangsta running down if anybody was there just swarm somebody take their stuff leave them on the ground and just keep going the thing about it is though the disrespect of the police right now right it leads it to a very difficult situation of trying to bring it back it's like that didn't that wasn't a case in the eighties and nineties who respected the police and when they went Giuliani brought it back there wasn't this overall Nationwide resentment of the police force we're having now which is pretty unprecedented well I mean they're sort of was in New York actually at that time there's a couple of incidents where you know but yes not like this by putting oil in a lightning rod sort of mean like the police to me a proxy war mean everybody knows cops but you're no one denies at bottom even cops know that about themselves but that being said it's easy for everybody to just go ok like as a proxy war II all the bottled up racial resentment in the country and it's like the people that have to actually going to hail Us in his would have to happen they're going to be the big going to be the Fall Guy for that go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify


    How the US Government Fails to Support Veterans
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    what's interesting Segway on that too because that's like in parts of the nonprofit stuff I do on this side is is solely based on that the individualized treatment for veterans specifically in law enforcement because you see a lot with the military got2b a it like you're saying you show up I don't feel good and sew blanket treatment right here some antidepressants yours all that been let its units a Band-Aid for a bullet hole and if you're not actually figuring out what the causes and you're treating symptoms than the 3rd and 4th order effects of those treatments are going to make that ended worst you know some of the issues I like I think I have PTSD if that's a guy Center pts they go through and they find out they have TBI and 40% memory function short-term memory function and so now you go to cognitive therapy and you get the like guys or gals working through it that way but the only way to figure that out is through brain scans and blood work and actually focusing on the individual rather than being lazy and say hey here's some antidepressants when the whole time they issue with something completely different enough money to send you through all these different scans and all these different doctors and Specialists and try to fine-tune what's wrong with you I think that that's one of the things that we talked about a lot is the our politicians will say our leadership they they love to go to war they loved it like you know hey how many times can send more guys to war how many countries in on and I'm a participant in that endeavor by the way right up invaded rack I've spent a lot of my adult life it in in war specifically in both Iraq and Afghanistan the thing I've noticed in my adult life is that politicians love it they love to send you know 18 to 26 year old men and women they love to send them or what they hate is paying the f****** bill that's what they hate they hate paying for the after-effects they hate standing by their word in the sense of hey we're going to take care of you your your health problems your education we're going to start really fixing the VA system so there's long-term care what most veterans that I know what they have to do is they have to continue to Lobby the government over and over and over for them to prove that what's happened to their body is connected to their service but the issue that I continue to see is that this is a lack of wanting to lack of experience for a politicians they don't quite understand what war is long-term effects on individual soldiers after Decades of service and I think now hundreds of my friends everyone everyone of us has some type of long-term effect from their service every one of us in the sense of Deep Sleep issues you have you no got issues you have inflammatory no inflammation are you missing a limb and really it's it's disgusting the amount of emphasis there is ongoing and then the lack of emphasis on care it really hit it saddens me as a society when we have to rely on nonprofits to pay for the care of veterans because that the military or the dod in the tax the taxpayers Angelique and I think if they understood this if they knew they weren't paying for the long-term care of our service members to the degree that they needed they would abs we have no issues stepping up and saying hey we have to do something about this and it's it it's really when we look at the entire system and how it's it's put together there's no way that a person this is a good story for my friend Clint he's missing both his legs recently from last year during covid-19 his leg was blown off and he needed a new leg but he couldn't get in to get a new leg so he was confined to his wheelchair for almost six months during this process and he couldn't get an appointment there's no reason why that should happen literally zero reason we can't have the largest transfer of wealth from attacked parents the military-industrial complex in modern history without zero ethical argument as far as our entire political system not continue to care for a veterans there's just no way that we can do that as a society because I think ultimately that defines us and who we are collectively and it's not a good grade was a long history of the United States doing that remember when people were coming back from the first Gulf War and then we're having all these issues with radiation because they use that what what is depleted uranium rounds weird radiation sickness issues of people are having their calling a Gulf War syndrome but they did their very best to not take care of these people will you look like from the agent orange in Vietnam not a long-term effects of that and and all the studies and research that's coming out right now with a burn Pit and the carcinogens and how much cancer but they're like I can't really draw the conclusion that it came from burning s*** for 6 months you know and then to Evans Point as well it's it's it's tragic to be honest that there's tens of thousands of stop it they're having to do the leg work without government grants or funding the money is coming from people that are being participating philanthropy saying I want to do something good for these guys and gals that have real issues like to Clint's that he's missing his legs and you're going to make him happy in a wheelchair for months because of that for me that just absolutely EOD Tech had both of her arms blown off when she try to catch them ordinance that they were going to dispose of and essentially she has a full-time caregiver and she went to go see her family for I believe it was a month and during that time she didn't have the caregiver because she's with her husband family and they're taking care of her well the VA determined after that stint that she doesn't need a full-time caregiver because she obviously was fine that munchie was away and in this is a young lady who person like just knobs there there's you know she called herself wondering elves bless her heart she's freaking hilarious but she can't do things that come so easily to us like grab things use the toilet like and she has a really funny Twitter about you don't wipe her ass I believe you said but the fact that that's happening and someone in the VA with like that f****** stupid here you go full-time caregiver like that I mean they're just trying to find a way to cut Money numbers on a piece paper and it's I don't think people want to be reminded right episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're out go download Spotify shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify 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    The Problem with the Standard American Diet
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    going to be fat if you don't you're going to get the deed to get a little star fuk with you and that's one of the reasons why I got really in Italo and really started eating a lot of bacon and things like that he think there's such like a national misconception that fats bad for your body cuz I hear that from a lot of people like I don't want to eat it it's fat while they were told that for the longest time they were real evidence that sugar and in these companies that made sugar paid scientist to f*** with data to put heart disease and all these problems of people having with clogged arteries to push that off on saturated fat right and to take that away from from sugar right and it's sugar sugar is terrible for you sugar is so unnatural very natural human beings have been eating since the beginning of time I think it's called linoleic acid is f****** terrible for you is real evidence and it makes you hungry that like you're eating it there's no nutrients and it's your body gets hungrier look throughout human history there's never been a time until recently where people got oils directly from plants and large quantities let you know you got oil from Plants it was like oil from avocados like natural or you got your oil from beef fat or chicken things that that's natural for human being right these saturated fats that are natural your body knows what to do with them you guys know what the f*** to do with canola oil and processed food is almost entirely like if you if you let it sit first of all too human it's a new human creation and it's it's it should never be your first choice your first choice would be natural foods in her first choice to be apple stake but that's normal that's easy to do with that but you know you get into seed oil it's real evidence that that is a giant part of what's wrong with the health of Americans today is he's ultra-processed vegetable oils for you and general for us to look at the traditional food pyramid and say well that's bulshit ultimately you know if grains and unprocessed foods that at the Cornerstone of your entire diet going to have some issues you can kind of look around you don't even have to be a rocket surgeon to figure that out right it's like holyshit obesity is an epidemic in the United States were eating a ton of processed food and all the guys that I know that are healthy are eating Whole Foods for the most part and it's not because you have more discipline or because you have more access or well I know a ton of guys that are not very wealthy they eat Whole Foods and they're feeding and certain windows and they're still in the military still doing f****** we difficult missions and they're really healthy so when I look around and say we'll be okay if you stick to Whole Foods and you limit your amount of caloric intake we're not dealing in a high you know High intellect thought process here it should be pretty easy but I think what people want is they want their easy button right there like I'm going to burn off all this b******* that you poured in there but there's even foods that people think are healthy that are not really good for you like princess white rice is better than brown rice yes like people they have white rice or brown rice a long time have been getting rid of that outside that husk Japanese got it right with food I'm telling you so did you see white rice seaweed today all day like animals and I've been getting into this animals that eat these ultra-processed Foods then you eat them like animals that eat like alter process corn than you at animal like you're getting some of the b******* from the corn and some of the b******* neck all these seed oil acids you getting these things in your body to but that don't make sense to me what they're eating and then you're eating them for sure it's really not a direct your not stretching and connecting a lot of complex. They're in the sense of when people are trying to sell me on the idea why I know it's great don't worry about it no man like those chickens are eating our snack they're packed in me a right on top of each other shiting on each other everywhere like I'd rather have a free free range egg element comes from maybe corporate impact in marketing where they'll just Americans will consume it without thinking and go well it's good because Jack-in-the-Box told me that it's organic one thing in this country where there is a massive lack of understanding in terms of like the way people perceive what's good and what's bad it's nutrition because there's so few doctors that really know what the f*** their talk there's doctors out there that will tell you don't need supplements you don't need supplement you need a healthy balanced diet you looking at my gut they look bloated it was an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking go down go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    The Devastating Effects of Burn Pit Exposure for Iraq War Veterans
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    neither bad decisions is it is is is is we look back in history and we look at Iraq and particularly look at you know that the tens of thousands of service members that served in Iraq to include myself I don't know if they want to be reminded of that that section of our history on a regular basis either he's so when we have amputees we have health issues with the burn pits that really I think is is our cause or that we need to talk about is our Norwich is you know I think Jon Stewart just recently brought it up her active in the hunter 7 Foundation which is a lot of research in this but there's zero reason why the government is not funding to the tune of millions of dollars of research to figure out what's happening to the servicemembers with their directly related in a long and health issues from Burn pits there's no reason because the only reason is because if they acknowledge that its a prob going to have to pay for explain burn pits of people it's a it was essentially a big pet where you would put all of your garbage everything everything so that's batteries that's all the plastics it's anything and everything that is Ricky gladder it's fecal matter its tires at anything that is directly associated with your living condition in a war that you need to to get rid of inured shove it what you a pic and then it would burn 24 hours a day 365 days a year and yes I was at four and a half years is how much time I have in the ground Iraq and everyone of my firebases there was a burn pit and not only that you're going to have young privates out there with Steph rolling it over again and smoke with probably some you know knitted fake mask up there they got in there the ones in there actually rotating the trash to burn it through completely so they're completely subjected to that environment from a very long time whose idea was that really smart and really really smart you know officers and contractors the same guy decided that you know the invasion was going to be a really good idea of Iraq are the same people making those types of decisions in the way that you know obviously look at this now and we went back on it because that's dumb as f*** there was somebody in a series of people at that point I'm in 2003 to 2009 and Iraq that were saying this is a good idea and that type of mentality I think is the same type of mentality today that says this is a good idea for not for us not to fund the research to figure out what the f*** is going on so we can do something about it and when we talked about it rated R they're only so big but I think if people knew what was happening with our generation of veterans because you know I'm 43 you're 33 34 34 you got all these guys that are coming up with strange cancers weird but one of Jocko's friends and our friends who just died of cancer is a Medal of Honor recipient had a strange hard work and cancer or some kind of cancer in his back and he died six months down the road and what's happening and when we talked about the other foundations and people that are diving into some of this research it's incredibly underfunded they're starting to have this direct connection between the burn pits themselves the chemicals that ultimately were exposed to or were exposed to and a lot of cancers are guys are coming come in when I say that they're developing I guess obviously yeah in the same camp you would have to put I would I would take a towel and I would wet it and then I would put it down underneath my my my my door going into this little container worshipping Tanner would put another one of the top just so I could just so I could sweep the rest of the evening because the smoke was so bad from the burn pits is it would move in you couldn't sleep because you couldn't sleep without coughing and it was going is every day depending on your on your Firebase those everyday so it wasn't the fact that a man I got all my fingers and toes right now I survived seven years or more of it I feel like a counter argument that would be like well whatever idiots you signed up for it but if I died preschool and then they get out and we're just like have fun especially guys and gals like we're talk to one unit I have friends that have done 16-17-18 deployments and it's an injustice because they're willing to sacrifice their life lemon body and eyesight for you know I guess the politicians assembly War but then it's it's it's a moral obligation as our society that we have to look out for them to come back and it's not happening f****** insane for the most part most people don't was as Jamie and Afghanistan more than 400 tons of waste was there supposed using burn pits daily Jesus Christ and then the question is like what else do you do like San Francisco fog one sold San Francisco fog and black or yellow and orange mostly black everyone inhaled and ingested it it was absorbed by the skin f*** which is which is interesting because you know I think a lot of people that have deployed if you said hey we got to get this trash burn you know we got to do it like what we sign up for we got it but then you got to give them the research and the medical conditions that understand this going for in the after-the-fact actually hopefully not die like this one can't but there's no way you would say hey let's let these guys breathe in this s*** and then take care of them nice and not burn that s*** cuz she's going to figure out another way to get rid of it out in the satellite overviews is that methane like meth like they're trying to find like the largest sources of methane with contribute in the greenhouse gases and it's f****** landfills they poured into the ground is covered up with dirt and just leaking methane to the atmosphere f****** terrible like I don't know what the solution is but the solution is definitely not burn it right where the soldiers are sleeping and I think that now that as we continue to to evolve hope we as a society we look at the way that we deploys servicemembers overseas we'd at least identify this is a problem but they're the big thing that I see is we have to continue to to look at the problem and fund the research and get the direct connection between these types of activities meaning burn pits we're looking at burn pit I'm saying that's burn pit but it's also know Dino Tim obviously he's been on that podcast sf5 guy but when we look at the long-term effects of the Special Operations Community because from that subculture but sleep deprivation anti-inflammatories anti-malarials burn pits multiple 10 pts this is a holistic health issue for the most of these guys returning if they don't have direct or visible combat wounds they have some type of residual they've been affected by the war in a long-term residual way and I think what happens is is the VA continues to evolve at least pass these wars we have to look at it as a collective and say how do we make turn everybody's attention within the VA system to directly take care of these guys in a very positive impact ways we don't have people like married egg that you get denied a full-time service give her a caregiver because the way it is right now look at it the way it's it how do we critically think and solve the problem and put in process in a plan to go here's the resources you need so we can fix the issues that are right in front of her face so figure out where you going to/these benefits I could and then you have to look at these people that you're talking to either on the phone or through email what time is the number on a ledger and then you have incredible giving nation that back feels that need through new nonprofit organizations yeah I guess my only intent in that conversation is I think the government needs to do a much better job of weeding the conversation this then being towed around by the entire conversation they need to get out in front of it have to take responsibility for it and I think that's a big one which is taking responsibility you know or just in general and then taking responsibility for the after affects the individual soldiers Sailors Marines post-war that just seems to me the thing to do and I think most people if they realize these things were happening I think last time I try to schedule a VA appointment is going to take me two hundred plus days to get in to see a physician you know about a shoulder injury your days to get on the list and I'm going to be special I'm not I'm not you know missing anything right but there are a lot of people there been directly affected by this that need care and now we have the ability I think and based on the the current Administration to go see a primary care provider outside of the VA which I think was a huge stop but there's still a lot to do right and there's you know for us having this company and what we're doing with it you know big it's a big part of the mission of how we run the company what we're doing with the company in episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience on Spotify that's 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    Michael Jordan's Ego
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    who is this pros and cons there but my point was that there is something to the ego in that regard where I think you almost had to have it to be Michael Jordan reference cuz it who had a tremendous ego but also one of the greatest if not the greatest basketball player of all time but obsessed video after he retired and so Michael Joy came back and played him one-on-one and Justice was talking s*** to hold on who is that Jamie did you play me that he's going back over the results are substantial right and that's it in so the question that I wonder and this is really question because I don't get to study high performance athletes with narcissism work you don't get to do it I mean you can get imagine they'll get data from presidents and stuff that you gave him his story and spit at you just don't really have the data and I wonder it you know like obviously from The Hobbit ale and stuff and that's your braggadocio before fights that if in those Combat Sports ego is super important to develop me theoretically makes sense it's not about that emits you just have to win to a point outside what I was saying before is that the people that get destroyed because enormous egos when they get exposed it takes incredible care to build yourself back up and some never do some get psychologically defeated and then never the same again cuz they're the pain of loss in the pain of being exposed as being inferior to your opponents just too much but I wonder it's at such a rare example of when it would be beneficial to be narcissistic or beneficial to have an ego tremendous individual competitiveness because if you're in a team so imagine all the time so there goes in front of cameras Missy I want it for the team in the next time the front line just let the defense through in the quarterbacks dad because next time you went take my team and God and then the team supports it because in a team sport you can't be really successful without a team maybe but maybe basketball little bit but like football and stuff so it keeps that ego in check but with boxing or fight it's just you it is but it also is a team as well because you need a coach you need someone to train you correctly in and Tyson's case when is coach died and Custom Auto died and then he his relationship with his coaches afterwards deteriorated to the point where you real having like a bucket carriers in in the ring with his career faded so you need a black office you respect that okay okay okay thank you like you need someone who sees your failures and your mistakes and end checks you on them and you need to respect that person so it's Michael Jordan have that person who will think Michael Jordan was so hard on himself and so like so obsessed with winning this is why I wanted to bring him up because I think there's psychological issues that these extreme winners have that you don't get to where they are without them it's like the with the illness becomes beneficial right if you're not sadistic you don't make a good serial killer right or good internet troll you ever become a guy like Michael Jordan was just so dominant or he is an example of somebody who is very egotistical I mean that's that I don't know where I might but that's the what people say it's very competitive you know and it's obviously work for him and you sit with all the other option might be that well if you're kind of a dick in your really really good people let you get away with it episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience on Spotify shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Psychologist W. Keith Campbell Breaks Down the Different Forms of Narcissism
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    is there any evolutionary benefit to narcissism where does that come from cuz it doesn't exist in the animal kingdom yes so if you think about it from an evolutionary perspective which some people have narcissism seems to be really good for short-term mating success like if I go to a bar in downtown Austin and narcissism the higher scores are going to get them numbers over time that's usually happens and narcissism usually good for short-term Aiden and it's good for status-seeking power seeking so it's probably beneficial in those contacts and it's in this is where it gets a little weird because it's stable environments like and research and hunter-gatherer societies and stable environments of somebody's you know cheating on other people's wives or stealing stuff or steals extra food people don't like that they'll just kill him until dusk of a honey attacks urine if you're kind of a dick in the in the hunter-gatherer Society will take you out and you'll just won't come back cuz they just don't want you but so narcissism gets gets weeded out in those places but when things get unstable and things are you know on certain people are narcissistic and get a lot of resources and do really well so sometimes they do well to keep sit around and obviously in big societies you can become powerful enough to hire henchmen and hire a PR agent how to build your own status and into a lot more than you can in the hunter-gatherer group where everyone knows you what is your definition of narsil it gets a little more complicated when we're talking like this I'm talking about grandiose narcissism is is narcissistic personality and this is a trait and meaning that people go from high-level to low-level it's not a clinical disorder and in this trait when it's grandiose Suisse grandiose narcissism it's this combination of sense of entitlement in the sense of superiority but also you get extraversion and drive and ambition called agentic extraversion so somebody who is driven and extroverted but also a little bit substandard in an antagonistic and entitled that combination of traits kind of a prima donna or overconfident or cocky or whatever you want to call. There's another form of narcissism which we don't talk about as much in the normal world do the smartest people in the room but no one really looks out I'm no one pays attention to him so they get insecure to get depressed or self-esteem drops they think you know why am I getting the attention I deserve some kind of Legend clinically because they're depressed and it goes clannish and help me out I'm anxious so those are the two normal forms of narcissus in their traits and then there's this clinical form or psychiatric formcard narcissistic personality disorder NPD and that personality form of Personality Disorder form of narcissism is an extreme form of narcissism we have a high level of it you know like Trump or you know a lot of celebrities are academics but you also to make it a clinical this or do you have to have that in we're talking about stress be clinically significant impairment and that's usually the narcissism is so bad your your marriage and relationships are falling apart your work wife could be falling apart so sometimes you find narcissistic really successful people in offices who are narcissists but they they kind of destroy the office culture they're just bad workers and so you can destroy that you can make really poor decisions because your ego so big you just you know over something and and it just doesn't work out for you so you start dysregulated in your your financial decision so you can make those kind of mistakes the big ones usually interpersonal but when you have that kind of impairment it can be a disorder and then you get treated for it the vulnerable personality disorders fastnet that's a fascinating one cuz you see a lot of them on social media in particular right you see people that feel like they should be getting more attention than they are and don't understand and feel upset by that or short-changed he's social media is such a strange because because it gives everybody the chance to have a camera and have the audience of a billion people so I can go on there and get a billion audience but I have to earn that and see if lots of people to go look I can never billion people in my audience but I don't have those people why aren't they there who's screwing me over and not give you my for my followers you know why the other day talking about being shadowbanned and he had a thousand friends and I'm like are you sure yeah are you sure you're shadowbanned are you sure people are just not interested in what you're saying but that's the weirdest thing that ever happened or why they're not getting the attention they deserve I would be the next Joe Rogan if it weren't for those dastardly Shadow banners holding me back I know that they can't silence me they can't yeah it did if I got out there I would change the world but these guys are holding me back schizophrenia and narcissism because many people who are schizophrenic have these grandiose ideas of who they are or who they should be or where they they fit in that are ridiculously distorted perceptions of reality I'm pretty awesome not really mad you just not care okay that I like maybe go back to the gym you know but it's usually not it's not it's not crazy I was working in a in a hospital with a woman who who was a patient who said that she worked she was the Tooth Fairy and she worked for Reagan is the Tooth Fairy that will that's a grandiose delusion you know wasn't president but he was still helping her behind the scenes that's a grandiose illusion but you wouldn't call that narcissistic because she wasn't really her personality was really narcissistic she's more schizophrenic in a presentation kind of flat affect a little bit strange odd or unusual and adonia's would lack of feeling and stuff but those weird Illusions so you can have those grandiose delusions but it's not quite the same as narcissism it seems to be working all differently in the other place you see him is Mania with like bipolar where people get really Manic and they get these manic phases and they're like I'm going to do this I'm going to build this I'm going to take over this my records can be the best and and that Mania can look like narcissism to and those are probably more closely linked to psychological disorders that we're aware of the ones like narcissism the ones like schizophrenia like do we know what's happening in the mind that causes a distortion of reality is is it is it ego protecting you from the truth is it a chemical imbalance is it a series of things that all coincide like when you when you have someone who's both a narcissist and possibly schizophrenic with narcissism it's very hard to detect anything that's her too clearly biological like a in this is true for all personality really look into this Last 5 Years biomarkers or neural structures you don't really see him very clearly you do with schizophrenia there's some but with personality you generally don't see it in there you just can't find it so far and when you look at your next you know it's in the genes but there's no single genes is this warms of Jane are you more or less likely to be a narcissist more more but what have you learned from your father you like my God my father's ruin is what like many alcoholic children that won't touch liquor they talked about that as a sort of that identify identify with them or you do the opposite of the fathers in the alcoholic father like you send you your like I'm a teetotaler your father's a narcissist you become really nice you know we don't really see that what you tend to see a man traits like narcissism in all personality disorders tend to follow Family Lines so they're heritable but it's not really clear how that happens whether it's nurturing nature question with a lot of Personality what you find us about when they break these down into heredity coefficients they don't mean exactly what they say now but generally find it's about fifty 60% heritable you're born with it probably genetic and maybe 10% is parenting and maybe the other you know Thirty 40% of something in the environment that just really clear what it is yeah just random environment so that's why you have kids and I have two daughters they're very different people part of That's genetics obviously they're very different and all but it's also their environment I might have been a similar parent to both of them but they have different friends they grew up in a little different time a little different culture and all those forces affect you in ways you don't really understand so a lot of what happens this is this non-shared environment we just can't really explain parenting pretty small yeah that's weird what we say about parenting is it it it really doesn't make much of a difference but it matters so so I have I have two daughters and and the idea that I could change them into the one in the other through my parenting skills you know I could take my one daughter loves to dance and I could turn her into the one that loves you know math and I can take the math when it turned it no way so I can't really shape my kid's personality very well and parents just can't really do that but you mad or a lot you know you put food on the table you be a private you're safe environment you're not threatening the kids and all that matters but you can't really fine-tune your kids personalities very well and episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Why Has Bill Gates Become a Villain?
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    I'll take my chances take my chance with coronavirus part which I've heard a knock to get conspiracy on this part but like I've heard the word Nano getting added to RNA and vaccine stuff and I wanted . listen we're leaving time now of Batman Arrow villains like we're like these guys have billions and billions and trillions of dollars I don't think more than most rich people would ever imagine doing that guy's built schools and Wells and help people get educated or they look him in his his wife though the Gates Foundation they've done a tremendous amount of the work but what I'm saying is a half but he's waiting into the controversial Waters at the Vets will listen but what I'm saying is the during this pandemic yeah he's become a villain for the first time ever since like 7 because you want to deliver when you are the guy inserting yourself into this very kind of volatile debate about public health and you're telling people they need to be vaccinated to travel and didn't these are the standards that you want people to adapt listen man if he could have just been a billionaire that took his f****** pool like telling people that they need to be vaccinated the better for the. Will say that he wants the world to look exactly like he thinks there's necessary and unnecessary thing he thinks that he should be in charge of people's Health public health or the he thinks that a group of scientist or him and his foundation should be in charge of public out to his phone really I mean there's also billions of dollars to be made I don't think he's doing it for money I'm not saying is evil guy I'm saying that we cannot write a blank check still in any way. We cannot write a blank checks all on the line we can't write a blank check Joe to anyone that's all I'm saying why because you know people around and they created and we talked about public health issues who's the guy who founded Microsoft phenomenal Quest yeah I mean it's a great question is it just cuz he's Rich he has an interesting what if I stepped up and start telling everyone it's time to get vaccinated everyone's got to get back to it yeah hey hey hey episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Rogan Analyzes the Chris Cuomo "Fake Weight" Controversy
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    you see the thing where Tucker Carlson was playing all these videos of Chris Cuomo talking to Michael Cohen coaching him on what to say when he interviews him did not see that oh my God Fox News CNN just ignored the f*** out of it they rewarded and pretend it didn't even happen right and they didn't address it at all and Fox News played at multiple times over multiple night it is clearly Chris Cuomo talking to Michael and he is coaching him on what to say when he talks to him about the hush payments crazy but just like I don't know why he would even I don't know why they did that the other ones in the news if you were going to be to be honest talk to you and me alone I would go to 100% I would say this is what you should say problem is he's a broadcast which is the Cable News Network was wasn't no it's nothing I mean it's nothing and it's absurd what is he is there's a little bit of the pretending to leave his basement I'm pretty sure there's a picture of him sitting at his desk holding a hundred pound dumbbell up in the air and bodybuilders are calling b******* interested I didn't see that also because of the angle that he's holding he's getting a lot of those guineas are stupid strong their their monkey strain Betty is there a lot of them sandwich shop your house who could curl his own body weight 10 times and nobody believed them and this guy barely lifted weights and he did it before wrestling me it was like a big-time wrestler Newton South losing the wrestling meet was like legend in the town because his arms were blown out cuz he made like a hundred bucks curls bodyweight 10 times I don't know if he's trying to okay this is where we get our news in a t-shirt this is different that's real that's a real weight whether or not that weighs 100 lb lb weight he's a big person large I'm sure that's the picture here's the thing I saw these people that are complaining and saying it's not real and all this s*** I listen you can do that I can be done people think you can't do that or crazy he's bigger than me he's bigger than me and there's a video of me on Instagram with a 92 lb kettlebell and I'm cleaning it and pressing it X over my Ryan he's bigger that guy's a lot bigger than he can hold a hundred pounds over his head and right like that I could press it and he's bigger than me he could do it some people are f****** strong challenge to prove you're not a liar I like Frank's Country Store Country Store Newton Inn Newton it was in Newton Newton Massachusetts Boston story where we was at the wrestling match and I was like 5 foot 7 wide I don't mind people not liking Trump it's weird when they're like Angry like icy Creek Omaha job go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    What's the Deal with Hunter Biden?
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    craziest when there's corruption but they'll ignore it because it'll it'll interfere with what they want like this Hunter Biden s*** yes bro it's crazy this was Donald Trump jr. and his Hunter the one that passed away or not still alive don't be wrong don't quote me on that but the Scandal is that he took a s*** ton of money from Russian billionaires right is not the Scandal Jamie to double Google and right now hold Quizlet what's a good start with the brother the wife of the I could be wrong and fathered child with woman while dating brother's widow she might been hot as well as the one on the right Hunter and Hallie Biden they broke up after nearly two years of dating he filed she filed a paternity suit same month Hunter Biden 49 Mary Melissa: after just six days of dating okay maybe he found the perfect girl after he'd already knocked up this other chick and this other chick he f****** hate it but he vowed to take care of the baby you know Shore people are message or listened the brothers dead maybe he's in love with the Widow maybe it's a perfect relationship I mean it's weird and it's strange how much did he get from some billionaire he got money from a Russian billionaire things like some these little scams that nobody knows about and then eventually they come out like once every four years election year but I think a lot of them were working for like the same Energy company in the Ukraine this involved with all these problems Hillary Clinton was involved with the name it's a really good Meme and received 3.5 billion wire transfer from Russian billionaire yacht okay he was briefed about sons in Vineland songs involving according to Hunter Biden verisma Hunter Biden Verismo what does that mean Joe Biden's son Hunter made money from Russia China man in the tank they don't want Trump winning 90% of media is episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify


    The Secrecy Behind the Origins of Psychedelics
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    we have an idea actually brought some some Sanskrit to show you me up right and it's if the oldest literature in western civilization we think it it's among the Indo-European languages if the oldest recorded literature that we have it could be 1500 BC 1700 perhaps much earlier like The Iliad and the Odyssey and Greek this is the mother tongue of all the Indo-European languages and what they write about a lot is soma which is both a God and the juice that is pressed from this God what they're talking about there is is making this ritual potion very much like the cookie on that we find among the ancient Greeks and here Soma is described as a mixed potion llavecita means mixed with barley from Sanskrit Go Gabba is milk mixed with milk and so I've read all the theories that you have about what Soma was whether it was the Amanita muscaria mushroom or some psilocybin containing species or DMT the way that they described so my hair is always a mixed potion which so in this case mixed with barley intended Mill so that would be an ER got some sort of already there mention I mean that's that's what Rick Hoffman and and wasps and we're staying in 1978 we have we have literature from the 7th Century BC called the hymn to Demeter where they record these ingredients of what the cookie on was like what were the actual evidence so in the seventies wouldn't have much it starts with the literature which is what class is too and so that there's this hymn to Demeter that was discovered in 1777 a year after we declare our independence from Graham's people and what they what they found in there and inline absolutely cornea backless does nation state of California so what why do we know why they combined it with milk and it was a just so that it was easier to consume that. That's what we don't know we don't know why the cookie on was it was this mixed thing either but so in the hymn to Demeter the record these ingredients inside fee which is barley who daughter which is water and a black on which means mint and that's all we have so there doesn't seem milk you didn't say milk that was in Selma with all kinds of things and not you and not just barley milk but also honey as a matter of fact Soma is often identified with mother who which is honey in Sanskrit McKenna speculated that there was a there was a transfer in culture of psychedelic base culture to an alcohol-based culture based on climate change and also based on preserving things in Honey and that honey would create Meade and Meade it would show if people know is an alcohol beverage that's made with honey is do you think that this was the case with the use of honey as well that is used as a preservative or was it used to make it taste better or more palatable but we don't know we don't know that that's the problem we're talkin about ancient plants and fungi plant especially we don't know what plants are talking about so the ancient literature reports all kinds of plants across the line if I could if I could jump secrecy that surrounded the use of these potions in the ancient world there's a case from from Athens of the potion from uses being used for recreational purposes and this is roundly condemned by all concerned that it should only be used for the for the sacred and spiritual purposes of which it was intended said it was a great deal of secrecy that surrounded the use of these potions and the potions were doorway or a Gateway into another level Galaxy and what's fascinating from a uses and many other ancient accounts is the way that people come back having lost their fear of death that they don't regard death is the end anymore it's just another stage on the journey just the beginning of the next great adventure and it's Brian is up to be right to draw attention to the to the modern work with psilocybin and a game we find people who are eminently facing death losing that fear of death results of using psilocybin so we can begin to see connections between what we understand about these extraordinary substances in the modern world and how the ancient world use them to be a universal theme theme of alleviating the fear of death and this this this comes up constantly with people that I know personally that have had it had these psychedelic experiences they they say why I feel like I went to heaven or feel like Now understand why pee believe there's this perfect afterlife that I've ever seen a lot of the critics will say that it's some kind of natural human tendency that we don't want to die and that we're afraid of death and that's and that's religions provide us with some sort of Solace some some sort of feeling of security but I don't think that washes at all I think it's I think what's striking about the Psychedelic says it's a direct experience that the person has they have an experience is not a teaching it's not something that that told about is that a scripture that they read it's an experience that they have and that experience illuminates the the fear of death I think Brian by the way having written the immortality k for which I've only provided the forward I think Brian is absolutely right to be a psychedelic virgin in my case because I have used psychedelics and many other substances a lot of my critics just try to write off all my work song lost civilizations or on psychedelics they tried to write it all off as the rantings of a sort of drug-fueled maniac and I think it's very smart. Brian very smart of Brian not to put himself in that situation I hope he will work with psychedelics in the future but I think it was right not to wait with psychedelics before writing this book and the concentrate on the evidence well Michael Pollan who later in life experienced psychedelics and wrote pretty play about them for me. It's he's one of the more interesting people to discuss it because Michaels and investigative journalist tee-hee-hee. Takes deep dives into these subjects and his Deep dive into psychedelics was incredibly Illuminating and so when him I really enjoyed talking to him about it I really enjoyed his book as well his his perceptions of it we're really unique because you're talking about a guy who lived his whole life without them you know and then do headfirst for his book and can hit what happened kind of what happened to me when I when I wrote Supernatural I had I had apart from one experience without ice tea and 1974 I haven't used any psychedelics until I began to research Supernatural back in the early 2000s on because I'm a kind of boots-on-the-ground researcher I felt it was essential that I have these experiences what I couldn't guess what is the weight of the experiences would utterly change and transform my life and I stem from a level of personal experience why psychedelics do lie at the root I think of all the world's religions and those religions are now busily at work trying to deny that connection well they're not just trying to do it so there's many people in science that are trying to deny these connections to and it's it's so unfortunate that the people that are trying to deny these connections or the significance of these experiences haven't had them I don't think anybody who has a dimethyltryptamine XP can just dismiss it as being built on no big deal it's too it's too crazy that you need to do it sir this guy that was just the fact that it's it's one of those things where everyone who does it comes out of it saying I can't believe that's real rent a place where entities are actually communicating with you and another aspect of psychedelics is the moral aspect of psychedelics critics and enemies of psychedelics want to associate them with some kind of immorality but actually anybody who's worked extensively with psychedelics will know that they contain moral teachings whether it's the mushrooms or whether it's LSD they caused us to examine our own behavior around impact upon others to question or unkindness I'm to give us at least the push to to begin to be better people in more nurturing and more caring people for other so this strong moral element in psychedelics again it's totally ignored by by by the critics who just want to demonize these substances for it for reasons that I think a rather Sinister actually episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    The Connection Psychedelics Have to Early Christianity, Christmas
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    one of these you talked about was that there was is transference like the Eucharist eventually became a placebo do you do you think that that what do you think it was initially you think was a psychedelic mushroom so that's Allegro certainly felt that right and he claims that Christianity is the guys for a near Eastern fertility and it's very interesting but there aren't many linguists who who support the proposition that disagree with him pretty heavily right I mean front from like a purely linguistic perspective to explain briefly so he he says I'm here to buy copies of it I've heard rumors to that effect yet and then he comes out the second book The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Christian myth knowing as much as you know about language did you feel like you made leaps did you feel like he made these connections that maybe were based on speculation it's at so he writes it is pure philologie word games and things that only linguist incredible linguist can actually read that it's really really difficult to read sacred mushroom and the cross but it did the basic premise is that the New Testament written in Greek as this is Semitic substratum so underneath the Greek the the off the gospel writers and and and Paul are actually referring to different terms and Hebrew or Aramaic and that these terms have an intern come from the Sumerian which any linguist would say is a language isolate that there is no real relationship between Sumerian and the end of languages like Greek and the Semitic so the the premise of the argument is something that mostly was doing except however and and call Rock has written the afterword one of the additions you probably have a sacred mushroom and the cross and he gets into some complex theories about psycholinguistics and this interesting idea that just because they aren't related there are certain words certain name certain vocabulary like plant definitions which which would carry across the different languages and I find that somewhat interesting but when you when dig into the the words that Allegra was recreating he's he plays as an Asterix actually not next to these words because they can't be corroborated by the ancient text so some of these Sumerian words he he straight-up hypothesizes as existing they're not really can't really be found an existing tablets so it's it's hard to correlate some of those meetings he draws down from the cimmerian but that said he makes it very interesting claims for example like in 1 Corinthians 22 there's a sin online or says about that we we preach Christ crucified is is a scandal on for the Jews and the Folly for the Greeks and scanned alone in Greek means like I'ma bolt or a snare like a trap and Allegro ties it to like a particular in Aramaic which is like the what it what he calls the bolt mushroom and intermarried makuch tequila and so he's saying that Paul's actually telling the Jews that you know the Christ crucified is a mushroom instead of a standalone it's like codeword like the Scandal on is a mushroom and then for the Greeks he says it's a Folly which is moida in in Greek which actually means Mandrake which is another psychedelic plan so there's all this this different and wordplay going on but it's really hard to tease out any physical forensic evidence for the stuff which was position if I recall correctly that the sacred mushroom was Amanita muscaria photo that's where I have a I think a Allegro did amazing work but that's that's one area where I where I have a problem with with Amanita muscaria as the as the Psychedelic of choice in in early Christianity because in shamanic cultures where I'm Anita muscaria is used it's recognized that the potion that the mushroom is much more effective after it's been passed through a human body R&D through the body of a reindeer animal urine and so-so the dodos those shamanistic cultures of Siberia use Amanita muscaria by drinking it in the urine of a shaman who has previously consumed the mushroom and I don't see a lot of evidence for that in early Christianity and it's why I like that Brian has done looking at the really hard evidence for psychedelics in early Christianity which if I'm correct Prime isn't the speculation about Amanita muscaria that it's seasonable it's it's it's seasonal it's also genetically variable like there's if there's different species out like much like different fruits taste differently there's different versions of the Amanita muscaria that have more psychedelic compounds in them and there's all sorts of ways of preparing them that we've completely lost isn't MMI getting his wrongs I've only had one Amanita muscaria experience and it wasn't very convincing and this is this is often often the case but but I'm told I'm not have the experience myself but I'm told that if you can bear the idea of drinking the shamans urine after he or she has consumed the Amanita muscaria you will have a really powerful Journey yeah but you don't want to shower and just laughing hysterically after you drink his urine red white yeah yeah there's also that you know the bag of the toys the the fact that they would drive them on on these coniferous trees the fact that this these mushrooms have this mycorrhizal relationship with coniferous trees with a they tend to grow under pine trees which is the tree that we use for Christmas trees after the fact that they're bright red like a toilet is in a package waiting for a Child open it up it's there's so many these weird connections to Colors the fact that reindeer with Santa Claus the fact these reindeer fly I mean that Caribou are notoriously attracted to Amanita muscaria mushrooms in fact people that have had psychedelic rituals and gone outside to urinate above talked about Caribou knocking them over to try to get to the urine and Caribou or reindeer you know if they have been observed eating these things so they have this weird relationship all those things are. connected in some sort of a strange way there's also a history of shamanic rituals being outlawed in Siberia and the way they got around it was it would come through the chimney which is just crazy they would they would lose and and and slide down the chimney to deliver the mushrooms it's like we're at what we're actually dealing with her our profound experiences in deeply Altered States Of Consciousness information seems to have been lost fairly recently because of you go back to the early nineteen fifties and forties and look at birthday or Christmas cards that Christmas cards and depictions of Christmas almost always contained elves and Amanita muscaria mushrooms the Amanita muscaria mushroom was synonymous with Christmas for some strange reason have you seen those old yes crazy right like what is that but it's all about the fairy tale books to 1970 and studying it in the fifties and sixties I think that's why he glommed onto the Amanita but it's such an unconvincing mushroom like the pl that I know that if anybody was really blown their brains out with it he writes a book about this in 1968 Soma Divine mushroom of immortality that that would that was his guest 244 Soma was experienced with psilocybin which is so universally regarded as being effective that's why it's so confusing I always found that strange 2 to be honest so so so Wasson I mean to explain where this where this comes from Wasson has this incredible experience with Maria Sabina and 1955 in Oaxaca Mexico and when he consumes the we thinks it's a loss to be mixed and he is catapulted to the heavens and he has his vision that that he described as the realest thing he's ever experienced under the influence of the other psilocybin and the thought occurs to him he writes later and 1957 Life Magazine he says that the could it be the case that the Divine mushrooms are in fact the answer behind the ancient Mysteries which is why he then went and started looking at the El Nido perhaps or eventually ergot which is where I picked up the scent at some point and his correspondence with with Albert Hoffman they together began focusing on her. Like we said because it's so common and so natural but so highly toxic to and Albert claimed to have this experience with it and so for four years and years after teaming up with call Rock they were convinced that are got to have to somehow be involved go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Rogan on Trump Saying He'd Debate Biden on the Show
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    how does a a self-proclaimed moron have the president of the United States and Biden get here podcast he's obviously a business is a huge business but not a politician in any way other than becoming president Cohen Trump and Biden get here you can do the DMT question right they did have a thing that said like Trump was on here for an epic 7 hour interview with Rogan and said had the best marijuana possibly he's ever had his eye tremendous Imagine That Guy high he doesn't even drink cuz he can you find that what did it say there might be a little bit we can get tomorrow okay put the order in but perhaps a few offers to help put speeches to do a drug test before debates really vines on oh my God it's just pissed painful I mean it's like I feel embarrassed. Sad sad and then there's the tremendous pressure that's involved in that job yeah I could imagine I mean not being at your best that's what I've always I mean I've always been I just don't get how there's these people have been in politics for 50 years and I'm like okay good job thank you you did it you serve whoever but isn't there some better I mean smarter younger like more energized what why do we have these 80 year old guys I don't know it doesn't make any sense I mean there's got to be people who are just like on the top of their game you can be the popular game in your 80 Wunderlich what it is what it is with the powers-that-be that decided to go with him do they think that he's a Known Unknown name of former vice president so that that bring them to but there was obvious Shenanigans they were really worried about Bernie Sanders taking the nomination there are in Acts of radical change to the Democratic party and they were not looking forward to that also you know they stepped in. Mayor Pete and Amy Klobuchar other people to back out to back down and then all the delegates went to Biden and then Biden whines up being the guy and you've almost feel bad for the guy yeah I mean that can't be our best options for running I mean so whoever wins you want to feel confident and I know people on the other side of where I I am don't feel confident by Trump people say while she's young and healthy still take over she is yet I mean so goes to that point of being young and you know energetic but she's kept a lot of people in jail gross and I don't know what the best way to do it is episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    How Bridget Phetasy Beat Her Hypochondria
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    I mean I think about how much I like how many mental health tools I need I don't like you I mental health problems I've had anxiety in my past I had debilitating hypochondria that I overcame man I should really write a book about I should write kill your hypochondria be before it kills you because it was debilitating you how did you do this but it was basically I took okay so it was kind of a three-prong attack because I'm like I can't live like this because hypochondria it truly makes you feel insane and you know you can objectively know I'm crazy but your mind gets stuck it's like OCD and so it's it's kind of based in OCD because you get stuck in a loop like I would just get stuck in a loop for instance like there's something wrong with my lip there's nothing wrong there's something wrong with my lips there's something random I don't know her just get stuck in that Looper I have throat cancer I have throat cancer I have but you know I would just feel like stuck in this crazy loop it since it's insane like a long line of hypochondriac before the internet there are these books or he'd be like if you have decent this symptom go to page 233 and if you have this and I remember my mom would use those quite a lot so I think she has some of it my dad is just a big worrywart so I have that kind of neurotic energy I believe but I think too I was smoking a lot of weed and I mostly got it when I was hungover like that's when it would be the worst as I would be hungover so anyway you realize what you did your body I think I just had I had to attack it from from three different places so the first is the actual I was like all right I'm going to rewire my f****** brain and I set myself out to do this and I've put a rubberband on and I did that stupid thing but it totally Workwear if I was like there's something wrong with my lab and I'd snap my rubber band and I feel like I'm healthy I am I would just replace it with I am healthy and why I read somewhere that it's a good way to help with like repetitive thoughts or to just help yourself it. I mean I was training my dog at the same time too and I was like this is kind of like dog training I just have to interrupt that and there's a whole idea of what fires together ideas whatever your kind of thinking and acting on it it just creates like a pathway a neural pathway in your brain that gets stronger and stronger if they're if it's like that like for instance if so this is why I part 2 was replacing the thought but I also couldn't act on it so I couldn't go look in the mirror I can go Google anything if I thought I had cancer I had to cut myself off from acting on because a lot of people have hypochondria the belt passively Google they'll go get tested for everything they'll spend thousands of dollars getting test luckily I was not on I didn't have insurance or too poor to really like lean fully into my hypochondria that way and I just had to stop myself from the action because that you know any time you have a thought and you act on it reinforces that connection that like Mind Body Connection and it would reinforce that pattern of worrying and then I had to start observing I kept is very I guess to it's very like CBT so cognitive behavioral therapy I didn't know this is kind of what I was doing but I would keep now they have very it's like you keep a record I thought what they cost. Like and I would just document when I had the thought what brought it up like what triggered that that cuz there's always kind of a trigger and then what action I took and what action I can take to replace it and so I sometimes it's just not acting out at all and then I started work therapist on all the things that were underpinning those the the triggering thought so one was like I couldn't hold your eye I just any time I felt like I was excited about doing anything I was going to Hawaii that was when I was like perseverating on my lips and I couldn't it was like I could not enjoy anything without my brain telling me that everything was going to shut and I was going to die so I had to look at that where did that come from feelings of worthlessness whatever then the other one was shamron sexuality like there was just a lot of Shame around like I was pretty promiscuous when I was drinking a lot and I didn't I wasn't always proud of the man I woke up with and it happens to the party girls and a chance in hell and so there's lots of Shame around that I had to really look at and deal with and and yeah so I just started looking at all this stuff and I liked it took me it was work it was freaking work and now I'm like completely free of it I don't ya I mean I had definitely I feel like I can live and breathe and I can just be present meditation add a coping mechanism they can be if you if you are not using them addictively but for many people like drinking is the be like I have a couple until it's drinking like that's that a cup until and people it's important I think instead of and people ask me all the time how I deal with the online hate and I'll let Mike I just go workout that's my answer to every to overcome procrastination and right and it's getting to the gym because the physical discomfort of truly look at you like you're mine won't Criminal Minds episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Denial of Biden's Cognitive Decline
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    this is another thing that's going on right now this is the perfect storm the convergence of all these different things that are happening at the same time and one of them being The Cove at lockdown lockdown the polarisation of our country with Trump and then you know this this weird thing where everybody has to pretend it by doesn't dying like this is all happening together the same time like Everlast to pretend he's going to do great job yeah freezes and rethink this you guys have anybody else on Deck not knowing I mean I guess Harris's on Timberland I guess he's one of us I seriously love between whoever was on the undercover cop he's a he's in New York like due to New York been wearing Timberlands forever they've been wearing them since the 80s or whatever they started wearing stop wearing bring it back Timberlands you're problematic but I've been getting canceled for that first I said something like he may or may not be slipping into dementia I mentioned about why I'm not voting and then someone from The New York Times said that isn't a widely debunk conspiracy theory that he is slipping into dementia and I said okay I said may or may not and can you post likes to cite your source for where this has been debunked so that my like people after I didn't see it and this New York Times researcher writer says well I've seen him speaking and that's just what I gather from my Q-See could you imagine how Savage they would be attacking his this is where what is getting gas lid because they're pretending that everything is okay because all they want to do is get Trump out of office but in doing that you're exposing this very bizarre Tennessee that people have to comply and two along with these lines of thinking and behaving and talking and I can't get into that man cuz that's cultshit yes religious s*** and that's where these things come from come from everybody not saying what they really feel because there's an agreement that's been made you going to be on the right team aren't you you going to do the right thing you can do the right thing anyway and he said if you vote for Biden I will get you this guy's an interview come on we have to save the country those those real message I got like a pro did one of our brats Unity campfires and yeah and you know I was asking everyone is saying that the other side of the existential threat and then it was kind of like well we need to come together because this that is the existential threat but everyone but isn't that like why is everyone on flight 93 so I guess maybe I have optimistic and America like I don't really see how Trump or Biden like how can may I don't know I don't know that either one of them can't destroy America in four years because that means America's already fact what we're kind of fart future future but we're f****** and flaming arrows and s*** go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    The History and Dangers of Pesticides
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    the chemical age touches on a lot of subjects that I find very fascinating particular pesticides I am consistently terrified of pesticides I'm ran to a man wants that I met on a ranch and he had an artificial thigh bone his femur had been replaced with I got a piece of metal like a metal bone and he told me he got bone cancer from pesticides they use on a golf course that got into local water supply in a bunch of so in that area. Cancer and it was like some large-scale lawsuit against the company or the golf course or pulled but I remember thinking like woah like I did okay I didn't even think of that like of course if you're going to have all that green grass you have to do something about the weed you have to do something about the bugs that all that stuff is terrifying when when I was listening to your podcast the scientist podcast and your friend Pete Myers Pete Myers interview and you were talking about the prevalence of these pesticides and chemicals that we use all over the world and he said I think is exact quote was am I wrong in saying that there's not a square centimeter of this planet that's not somehow or another polluted by humans in our chemicals and you said that's accurate that's accurate that's insane and you think of you've been to Alaska and you go to Alaska it looks pristine it's beautiful and you think everything is perfectly clean but in fact even the most remote places in the world like Alaska are getting atmospherically deposited chemicals including pesticides that are used at lower latitude and so there really isn't anywhere on the earth that's not polluted unfortunately and you are explaining the way these chemicals get into the fear and then get distributed all over the world at 10 to a still like a whiskey or a moonshine still and you look at an old and old still the way it works you would have a heat Source like a Bunsen burner that's heating up a liquid and that liquid bullet eyes has some of it evaporates into a gas and then and then that is connected via glass tube to a glass ball that has cold water on it and that whatever vaporizes that he is going to condense on that cold surface where the cold water is so that's a basics of how you would make a Distillery and the Earthworks really in the same way so the equator is the part of the earth its most directly facing the sun is getting the most intense solar radiation sea of these contaminants like many pesticides pcbs a lot of other things that the some some portion of them will volatile become a gas and they'll be in the atmosphere it gets colder so when it's winter time and I'll be a little higher in latitude and the next summer the bullet eyes again will evaporate again and move north again is called the grasshopper effect and over some number of years they move to Wade North when they get to the North Pole to the South Pole those are hemispheric sinks for these contaminants is cold year-round and so the amount of deposition from the atmosphere is far greater than the amount of evaporation and therefore the polls have the highest concentrations of classes of these so-called persistent organic pollutants they're the ones that are relatively light that can move to the atmosphere as a result that and these are also fat soluble so they get into the food web and as you go to beach food trophic level that you end up with higher and higher concentrations so the animals with the highest concentrations of these certain kinds of a persistent organic pollutants on Earth are these high trophic level long live animals in the Arctic like the killer way on the polar bear that will have millions of times the background concentration of these contaminants things like DDT Mercury a lot of other chemicals a lot of pesticides flame retardant chemicals and selling so polar bears when they they test these animals are so is the people in these areas eat these animals are they at risk of being infected by these contaminants or is it not at a level where it's going to harm them now it's a it's a really sad case of environmental adjust because you have subsistence peoples are the indigenous peoples of the Arctic that they're living off the marine environment the reading bowhead whale and walrus and Ice seals and polar bear and every single one of their meals there getting in the fat in the rented oil they take the the blubber and they render oil which goes under all of their meals every single meal they're getting hundreds of parts per billion pcbs and pesticides and things like that so it's just grossly unfair when you think about it because they never used chemicals that didn't benefit economically from these chemicals and yet they're subject to that some of the highest concentrations in the world and you are also saying that their breast milk is contaminated with it yeah actually the way this whole problem was discovered was in the 1980s scientist in Canada wanted to understand breast milk contamination of women who lived in southern Canada in the industrial and agricultural areas of Canada and so they were thinking work me find a reference population of people who have no exposure to be so they decided to go to Baffin Island in northeastern Canada to look at the Inuit people that live there and they were surprised to find that the the women on Baffin Island their breast milk contain 10 to 20 times higher concentrations of chemicals like DDT and pcbs and and Mercury than the women who lived in industrial areas where these chemicals were used so that was a first kind of global alert that that actually were were poisoning the People Are People of the Arctic or poisoning them and how the rights of indigenous people in the Arctic to live in a clean environment became part of the Stockholm convention on persistent organic pollutants service representatives from this tribe to go to the negotiations every time it's because of this problem is called Global distillation because of this fact is it's like a still the way that it works that's on the table or a possible solution of theoretical solution to try to extract that he an actor the problem true false we talked about one aspect of it which is this atmosphere transport of contaminants for the other aspect of it is there are also thousands of locally contaminated sites in the Arctic I do a lot of work on these things like formally is defense sites in the Cold War so the military built thousands of these US military Europe Russia military and besides have terrible problems with contamination and typically when the military pulled out of them they just left everything behind we have sites we've worked Alaska where there's just feels of barrels and you don't know what's in the barrels and they're leaking and Immunity tested and you find there's there's all kinds of nasty things flame retardant send pesticides and pcbs so long time been there for decades and unfortunately these chemicals many of them persist for decades that's why they were so wonderful you know pcbs were so wonderful because there were stable they could last for decades but that's also why they're so bad because they disrupt the hormone system they caused a lot of problems so in terms of what can we do about it the main thing is to not be using these chemicals and to be using does it feel called Green chemistry which seeks to instead you safe chemicals in place of these toxic chemicals but yours are cleaning up you have is also things to do to clean up or involved with that in some places and it's an important thing to do but we have to stop the problem even before it gets going when did this problem started when did human beings start using large-scale pesticides so large started in the 1880s and at that time they were based on metals and metalloids so naturally occurring toxic metals that would kill insects or kill fungal past things like that and those are actually quite dangerous things like lead and arsenic being used in in these pesticides are dangerous because they ended up on the food so you'd buy an apple and if you didn't wash it while you a dose of lead poisoning that continued until about World War to we made a dramatic shift from using these metal based products to using synthetic organic compounds its own world war we saw the origin of the organochlorine compounds and they're going to phosphate compound and an industrially became the basis for pesticide use that and then they were broadcast all over the environment following World War II end until today so in the 1880s when they were using their using lead and they're using arsenic what would it with a combining Locust I go over there so the very first commercial pesticide was actually copper-based pesticide new is used in France to stop the the mildew that was destroying The Vineyards and once it was found that it could destroy it is called a water mole once it was found that could destroy the water mold and Save The Vineyards scientist realize you could also use it against the potato blight which is caused the famine in Ireland in the 1840s and other famines around the world so I became a very powerful tool to prevent famine and in a one thing I like to look back on his as you can think why do people poison the world like this with these horrible things but really their motivations initially were quite positive they're trying to stop famine Ireland adjustment through this devastating famine they were trying to stop infectious diseases that were affected by insects things like malaria and yellow fever so the motivation was good but unfortunately use for public health instead of just using it for public health we started using it in the house for convenience for everything is really crazy when you think that the human species has been around for hundreds of thousands of years and it took till 1880 before we decided to f*** everything up a pesticides the ass a long time yeah and we f*** things are pretty fast because now we have a world that is like you said anywhere you go in this world you're going to find contaminated animals go to Antarctica and you measure pesticides in penguins in the rags and you'll find very high concentrations and are they health effects of the Inuit people and the people that eat these animals is it is it having a detrimental effect on them it does in fact the cancer rates are quite high and among the the people who are subsistence hunters in the Arctic and that's really how I got involved with this kind of work is that people reported very high cancer rates also High rates of Developmental disorders that could be due to these and and so they're their groups other teams of scientist to work on this I was brought in as Nico toxicologists to work on some aspects of this and the others quite a few health problems associated with this or these subsistence Hunters are they free of all the other problems that many Inuit folks have in terms of like cigarettes and alcohol and a lot of people have been introduced to some of the vices of the Western World now and it's the same kind of problems also with these communities in Alaska there's a lot of problems with alcohol how do they parse whether or not it's a contributing factor you think it's a contributing factor and it's very hard to parse it out and actually this is the justification the government off and uses to say well it's not the contaminants in the military side that's causing the problem will say look the cancer rates are no higher in this Village that's next to the military sites and they are in this Village this away from the military site but you know it it's it's a you can't actually solve the problem with epidemiology The Villages I work in typically are no more than 800 people know why and so how can you do a proper study of a rare Health effect when you have a small population so I'm sure it's contributing to the health problems and unfortunately people use the fact that there are these other issues that cause health problems like smoking in order to justify not doing anything about the pollution and so when you go to these Villages is it uniform that most of them were using cigarettes and alcohol so it's not uniform sewing Alaska actually most of the villagers are legally dry and and so it's it's illegal to have alcohol it's illegal to bring in alcohol really but many people do or they Homebrew is this because the villages realize the problem with this in the community exactly until they have passed their own laws that they have their Sovereign governments they pass their own laws to make their Village is dry but there are still problems of course with alcohol and drugs I communities so they passes laws they make them dry but people sneakersnstuff in anyway yeah small airplanes is typically a State Trooper searching through looking to see if anyone's bringing alcohol in cigarettes as well as I know cigarettes are allowed so is there anywhere you can study that has a issue with the pollutant but doesn't have the issue with alcoholism and is there a village figure it out avoided the alcohol so that's a great question I don't know why I've not come across any communities that don't have multiple you know multiple problems is difficult and it's the same in other parts of the world what I've done work like in Australia without original communities there's there's a whole bunch of things going on that are harmful to health but the part that I'm focused on his contribution of contaminants right I just was wondering if there was a place we could examine only didn't the contaminants of some of these people have figured out how to be it's a great Craftsman Rider the movie great way to study but I don't know now you were telling me before that you also work with some Native American tribes as well is this the same issue I said different kinds of contaminants I'm doing work down on the arizona-mexico border that's mostly on pesticide and we're working with migrant Farm Workers there and so if if you think about the the pesticides over common when we were kids and and a little bitter are these organochlorine pesticides like DDT they were pretty safe to handle and other problem was that they were destroying Wildlife causing species go extinct it's why the bald eagle almost went extinct by the peregrine falcon almost went extinct was from DDT and and so countries including the United States faced those chemicals out they were replaced by the organophosphate chemicals pesticides and these were developed by Nazi scientists during World War II there very soon to the Nazi nerve gas poisons like cabin and sarin and those chemicals are incredibly toxic but they break down faster in the environment so we ended up trading doing a trade-off where they're gonna chlorines would end up as residues on food and consumers would would end up with two unacceptable levels that can be go back into the 1960s the average American had 12 parts per million DDT in their body fat and that's a toxic level of he knows the average so I don't really terrible consequences for help so in order to prevent that we switch to organophosphate but then that caused another problem because then we're asking the farmworkers instead of using this relatively safe chemical to use do you something is quite dangerous a lot of people get killed during application and the Farm Workers were some of the most vulnerable people in our society they're typically migrants from Mexico or other parts of Latin America they're coming after work incredibly hard they don't have the right protective equipment and then they're spraying is chemicals that are incredibly poisonous house and work on that health effects of a pesticides in the Border region both with migrant farmworker communities and with some of the tribes there shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    The Implications of Sex Robots
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    like if you went over a guy's house and he had a real doll you know one that doesn't move but you know he's like well I just prefer that to masterbation like I don't know like masturbation is normal but that's one step removed like that's weird that thing looks really real like you have to be turned on by those we have to have an incredible imagination where you can imagine them coming to life is that you do a replacement relationship yeah it's the walking Phoenix movie She relationship with this voice essentially mean that's what we're talking about we're just talking about in the physical form I'm worried this is inevitable I just it seems inevitable it seems like if this these companies already developing ones with wonky AI it's going to be like the difference between that brick that Michael Douglas had on the beach and you know a Galaxy S 20 Ultra you know that the newest latest greatest cell phone said that they're just going to get better robot marriages would both be legal unacceptable around the world deliver herself and then people realize that their romantic relationships men and women you know it's not sexy. Good to have sex with something but that isn't really into you I'm going to be laws against desert campaign against sex robot in the UK the first was trying to get Louis Banning sex report to the development of State in the UK and now it's kind of something that starts and says that they just want to discuss so it is going to happen out set with technology you know that we know instinctively is so wrong it's been really hard to criminalize because of the way that we live life in the moment child sex doll the importation of it that's illegal not having one with trying to get it in so we can stop photos of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're out go download Spotify


    Is a Technological Takeover Inevitable
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    you might my real worry is that it doesn't matter what we think is right that technology always goes towards Innovation it always goes towards Improvement it always goes towards technology advancing where it's more effective more available easier better cheaper faster this is what we always do it's what we've done with every single thing we've ever invented and it's got to happen with that as well you think the march of technology is completely inevitable and there's nothing we can do to kind of shape it. It's just going to happen whereas I think I think none of this is inevitable and I think human beings at all capable of changing without technology even though like we might not get sick with coronavirus wearing masks for other people's benefit I think he has already adoptable and we we can adopt that's going to happen but clearly you've seen videos of spring break in Fort Lauderdale where kids are making out half naked on the beach nobody gives a f*** about coronavirus and then there's some apps that show the spread of them leaving Florida and going all through the rest of the country and then all these infections and show up there I think most people all reasonable and are able to behave in a kind of way with the good kind of winds out if I was an alien and I looked at them without any connection to the way they think or behave or their culture plays into technology it plays into this want and need for the bigger better faster greater thing that comes around every year and that's what fuels them to work everyday they go to work and they they toil and one of the things they they reward themselves with is the newest greatest thing and this is the fuel for this technological growth in this technological growth appears Unstoppable because it seems like that's all the human-animal does if you looked at it from afar dejectedly all I'm seeing is a constant wave of Technology not just technology Define the human being is that we use technology and that was social animals and those are two different things and the technological advancement isn't necessarily when I buy that they're addicted to their cell phones yet most people still use their cell phones that we were aware that it's harming us but yet we still use them because we just now it's just a phone no big deal but you know it's a big deal but yet I still well, you think yeah you know I should probably be doing all those things I shouldn't be constantly checking the Twisted feet of that person I hate that's in the back of my soul this is a person who enjoys people I just I don't know how much time we have left as in this form like when I look at the archetypal alien when you see those little gray men with the big heads I'm worried that would that is is like we instinctively know that that's our future that where we're going to be these genderless weird things reproduce through some sort of you know some some sort of Technology instead of these bizarre in perfect biological creatures with emotions that we you and I both enjoy so much because of all the all the weirdness I mean my whole business everything I do is about the weirdness of people whether it's stand-up comedy with words podcast or even fighting what I do, turn on fighting that's all the weirdness and imperfect nature of the human animal and I think it's awesome I mean I love people don't get me wrong I'm not rooting for technology to do this but I'd I see the writing on the wall it's it's not well the thing is it's all about the richness of The Human Experience what makes it interesting to be human which isn't just the basic functions of all life or basic make Stove clicking noise you can make sperm and eggs out of cheek so so you could make an egg on your cheek cell and sperm do be a future wide people can make sperm in a relationship I like strange things like don't be around to music will the stuff at Comic-Con be explaining the drive to be within the drive to to be a logical is very very powerful go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Douglas Murray Passionately Explains the Importance of Telling the Truth
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    I only desire the approval of a relatively small number of people who I respect and if they said to me I think you're totally wrong on this Douglas and I listened but when is people you want to do well I want you to do well if some guy in the street with an I hate Joe Rogan t-shirt on tells you what you should do what was he supposed to I hate you hate everything about you and whatever but but I'm just sympathy for those people who died about being ornery jobs and they just being horribly treated by The Madness of this era I have every sympathy for them and a lot of the cases I right about that I can't say what I think and I can't speak up on a list of the thing cuz I just think if you're not going to now when are you going to if you don't gain doing this life what life you expecting to come where you'll do it able to do the same I am it's it's it's it's it's like being told to raised fist jump through the hoop is it demoralizes you and it makes you a small person inside you you you will be demoralized because you'll know that you shouldn't have done that in the some level you will think badly of yourself for having done it you'll feel regretful you'll feel cowardly and it will affect your life in other ways and the opposite is also true with the malta person who doesn't go along with the name of the person who refuses to walk with the crowd will feel quietly but significantly better about themselves and I think we'll be a better person and they will achieve more in their lives whatever that is because they will have self-respect and that's what these that's what was it you grind people down Peri-Peri telling thing that happened in the Communists are in Eastern Europe travel Great Lake check later says it's where he he he cites a greengrocer in Prague who has to put up in his window like everyone else but noticed that says workers of the World Unite old green grasses you will have to hang it the first thing is that the greengrocer is showing to everyone that he is a party. He said he wouldn't be at what rate is a business if he didn't do this thing but it also hangs that everyday as a sign of his subjugation it's a little thing but it has and he could be such a person ends up hating the people who make him hang the sign hasten because they have demoralized him but you think you're doing a little thing but you're not you are diminishing you do so by doing this because you know that you could be something more than the person who just has to hang the party headquarters tells you to hang this week well said thank you I'll Stand It episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Douglas Murray on the Doubling Down on Social Justice During Coronavirus
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    if they continue to do things like Chaz the six block place in Seattle me that seems like almost a little bit of a test little bit of a Mad max-style take over six blocks in Seattle held it for a considerable amount of time with the compliance of the mayor who called it the Summer of Love everything seemed to be covered in urine and there wasn't any statues of a hell of a lot of planes and everything I graffiti over and I thought people should realize this is what you inherit do you inherit Rubble rubble and see what you're talking about the current problems and where they could lead and there's there's so much of what you were saying in that book that could be used as a like a guide to what's happening now I love it I thought I will thought okay this is a plague like with Justinian plague it's going to end in we were going to lose not in massive numbers of our loved ones and if that's the case at least of these end-times the social justice Warriors will pipe down one constellation they have done in recent years so that was something very interesting happened which was the parents for the social justice activist diminished he's lonely and feeling bad and it was one of the guy who came out as gay as non-binary or look at me difficulty was Finding College was a complete lack of empathy season 10 of the gay women that is relations between the Sexes race and trans and I know things like women is suffering most from covid and I thought we were going to look at the stats on he needed to look at this through the prison they look through everything with chaise women men disproportionate relations between Texas and then you got some people doing that with K the BBC in my own country break it difficult for LGBT people do the families who will that families live with their mom and dad and they might be hypersexual they're just be forced into Chastity by government regulations I'm going to be buried in the wrong gender and. they'll double down the majority listen to the aisle and Minnesota happened and the race one came back with a vengeance and that's been happening through call bit obviously because in all of our countries we had this thing of ethnic minorities to keep black people suffering disproportionately from the virus and when I was worried about was it in the American media and the British media knows where this was being portrayed as as if this was the case and it does seem to be then it was because like America couldn't even import a virus in China without giving it its own special racist spin 11 you could look at to explain why they might get high mortality rate including numbers of nurses in the Health Service underlying health issues that wasn't being focused on it kept on being portrayed as if this could only be because of racism and and that just worried me so I feel even a virus a pandemic call bring us together and we still have these people during the Minnesota that then that really took off and we discovered something very important which is the racism and the whole issue of race is even more important than trying to avoid the pandemic and that and everything is flooded from it is just Rolling On and On it's very very worrying is everything I feared would happen which was everybody doubling down on these identity traits in the era when we all hoped we could move Beyond them you know we also got this weird point where we're supposed to collectively ignore the fact that having 50,000 people marching through the streets arm and arm easily be spreading the disease and there was this giant uptick of the disease in America and everyone's stuff their head in the sand and pretended they were not connected Chisholm kills and sodas covered but racism is clearly a bigger underlying risk than covered and if you take him that view then everything's possible isn't it I mean because however you would work out the numbers of people killed by racism racism Ohio the nose some coffee when what are the figures in America 906 figures with people being labeled as a racist that's where we've gotten to this is how we've gotten to this point yeah yeah well we live in the all of the worst things you can be accused of are also not provable and not disprovable and that something I say obviously people can level that without any evidence and often knowing that it's not true but the problem is the person who is said to has no defense you can actually prove you're not a racist you can't prove Cruise bright flame isn't true and the Worcester that is all she was racism is obviously everybody in the area is trying desperately to avoid the claim because once the claim is made we are Society has no way to brush it off episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be free go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right 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    How Would the US Government Handle Discovery of Alien Technology? YOUTUBE
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    I talked to David for 4 hours yeah what happening that up because he discovered a UFO off the coast of San Diego that when they tracked it went from 60000 ft to 1 ft in a second or less they don't know how fast it went because it's the only blip of radar but traveled in an insane way the defies all of our understanding of propulsion Auburn standing of physics and this thing also actively was blocking the tracking systems which is an act of War if it's you know that the Soviet Union or China was doing that that's technically an active Wars this thing was doing something that show that it was intelligently aware of the fact that they are using tracking devices to try to lock in on it and it behaved and moved play that defies Oliver understandings of propulsion systems it didn't give off any heat signature and the people from the Navy that he was communicating with saying yeah we see these every now and again we don't know what the f*** they are the thing I was going to say this a lot in that it felt like from that entire experience that because it didn't have a Chinese or Russian flag on it whatever he saw is we tend to just two Tire system is doesn't want to acknowledge it like you just you don't know what to do with it so they actually most of like when you return back to the ship and there's a bunch of Paula said I'll put you know that saw it there's a lot of people that witnessed it and is also the video you know the majority of the people didn't know what to do with it they just went on with our day like nothing happened you know they kind of made fun of each other or whatever or you know yeah yeah sure bro you saw aliens but like didn't they didn't know how to comprehend it that's that's what I meant like if we encounter life from elsewhere in the universe we think we would be as a population excited but it feels like just like with book Bigfoot we want we're excited by the mystery when they're like when they're just Out Of Reach when they're like Among Us there's so many Mysteries and incredible things among us that we just kind of take them for we don't even know or ignore them actually even worse we ignore them and that was the weird thing the biggest mystery to me about David fravor saw and a lot in and also with the other videos in 2014 something like that to go fast is like it wasn't a bigger deal than I thought it would be like the big deal was when the Pentagon came out and said that they have recovered some vehicles that are not of this world now they didn't expand on that there hasn't been more conversation about that but my this isn't purely speculation my speculation is they are slowly spoon feeding us information to allow people to be more comfortable with the inevitable arrival something they believe that something's coming they don't want it to happen all at once you see what happened just with the pandemic you see what happens with George let's see what happens with anyway time does a big shock to our system and is chaos mistreats its unmanageable and if the UFOs came in the middle of something like that like Jesus Christ like who the f*** knows what would go down if I was someone who's in a position of power I would say listen this information going to get out it's inevitable so why don't we let people know now just give them just in words say we have recovered crafts that are not of this world say something crazy like that print in the New York Times get it out there and then slowly drip out more information when they see these videos that get more and more accustomed to it then eventually to be like masks that you walk down the street everybody has a mask on you don't even think about it yet but okay so let me know I'm saying and this is such a fascinating question if the government is in possession of an alien spacecraft what is the right way to release that information if it's more potent than any weapon that any that than any civilization has currently on this planet so if the United States is in control of this vehicle that is more potent and can do things that like you really do have something I can go from 60,000 feet to 1 foot in under a second that mean that's that defies all of our understanding of speed right that's so fast if you could do that while there's arguments YouTube that's just 15 20 30 years out like the stealth bomber was developed secretly so what defies it's our perception of its movement capabilities is rectified but there could be some tricks on perception that mean that's the whole point of the stealth bomber is it's difficult to detect sure and so there could be same kind of tricks on perception they could just be playing different kinds of amazing secret human-created technology that is a boy deceive the human eye I mean but the thing about it is they tracked it it wasn't just that it was the human eye that saw this and it's deceptive or radar doesn't catch on to it it is possible that some human created technology that's so far Advanced from anything that we're currently propulsion experts and in fighter pilots like David fravor and military people it is possible that some civilization one of those one of the big civilizations on this planet weather is China or Russia has come up with something that's above and beyond what everybody knows it's not likely but not likely that they made that much of a leap and your sense on the other side of the taelon technology say I'm more optimistic to me is scientist and engineer and I see David Pharisees says this too in this time of pandemic in this time of like just just hard negative news everywhere they will be nothing more inspiring than the government and inspiring like Neil deGrasse Tyson weigh coming out and saying we're not releasing the videos like they did which is I don't know if you know but they just put videos on a website like there's not there's nothing you just videos just like would like some boring documents describe like nothing they're not inspiring not talk about like Neil deGrasse Tyson or like Carl Sagan Cosmos style like a beautiful inspiring what is more inspiring than an alien spacecraft look here is a fascinating mystery here there's nothing more inspiring to us humans then that there is life out there intelligent life out there but how would you handle it like let's imagine you are the leader of the United States and you find out or the whatever the head of the Navy military intelligence program whatever whoever you are you are a person that's in a position where are you realize that this thing from another world and you have this responsibility to try to somehow or another publicize this I would I would I would approach it 100% from the perspective of science here's a mystery so forget weapon you mention there's this inclination to think like how I figure out a way to use this as a weapon to destroy Russia or China as opposed to seeing it like like going to Mars colonizing Mars or going to the Moon originally there is some competitive element but mostly it's a human pursuit of understanding and human pursuit of overcoming our limited knowledge to serve unlock mysteries of this universe, physics perspective from an engineering perspective release all the information I have and release it in a way that gets the other guys Tyson folks in the loop so it's it's almost like an inspiring effort for us as a Humanity to understand what the hell this thing is versus let's keep it secret and see if we can use it as a weapon this thing and maybe we could you know use it for good but you got to realize that anything that surpasses any and all technologies that we currently enjoy in terms of fighter pilots and jets and Military superiority if there's something that just is above and beyond. If everybody has a Model T and you have a Ferrari or better yet you have a Tesla Model S and everybody's got a Model T U R urine are you have something that is so far above and beyond what everybody else has not really a fair race it's a joke you'll dominate if that if you were in a you have a Model T and the other person has a Tesla and you're racing in the winter get to decide who has all the food who gets all the women who who lives in the nice house like you going to win every f****** time right now if you have a UFO if you have a spaceship that comes from another planet with her a million years more about a million years of evolution and technological Evolution dealing with elements that are common in their planet that didn't have to be created in a particle collider here and they only exist for a brief amount of time if they have something like that is powered by something that we can even imagine and you figure out how to use that here on Earth you will have technical superiority technological superiority over every other civilization every other country in that technological superiority it's so funny as chimps are like talking about our village we won our village could be better than the next Village when there's an alien civilization that's a million years more advanced that would easily destroy us if you wanted to or actually understands the nature of existence in this universe on levels that it like we Champs aquaholic meditation and finding inner peace and understands on such a deeper level like the nature of Consciousness nature elgin's the meaning of life all that weird stuff that we're so obsessed with understands another level and here we are thinking about what the Russians are doing versus like understanding that mystery I think in the face of that mystery of something that's far more intelligent than us I think we can't it's a ridiculous notion to think we're anything but one human Village and in terms of wepa I can cuz you said that get all the girls or whatever I think the weapons things the key thing and we are ready at least the major Nations have all the weapons we need to destroy each other it's like winter need extra weapons while I mean it feels like it feels like if an alien technology was here and would figure it out would be able to have something that destroys other chimp Villages an order of magnitude more efficiently than nuclear weapons there by having an asymmetrical sweater from a game theory perspective of power over other nations and we can tell China what to do we can tell Russia what to do that's that's the perspective from which they're thinking I just thank you all so that we are constantly innovating when when you when you talk to people that are designing Jets and planes and fighter pilots and they really talking about new systems if they're created in the new you know nude new weapons they don't just sit back and say we have enough weapons to destroy Russia and China and the rest of the world combined so we're just going to stop did this is not how human beings innovate human beings are in this constant state of wanting the newest latest Innovations we want to improve upon every single existing invention until we hit some sort of Singularity Point whatever the f*** was striving for is a culture and that would be that propulsion system if that UV do really have something go from 60,000 feet to 1 ft in less than a second you're dealing with something that we don't understand we that we can't do that right now if we could figure out how to do that and Propel people that quickly be a game-changer now how much of a game-changer what does that mean we were in this weird place where we kind of agreed to not use our best weapons right like when there's a there's a Face-Off between the United States Jets and a Russian Jet and they they come close to each other like overtime or something like that it's weird because we're not shooting at each other but we're real close and even the messages that we have there not nuclear like but we're in found in in a skirmish with another country but it does we don't use all our weapons like if we approached War the way people approach to war and you know the the Middle Ages we would just nuke the f*** out of everybody that talk s*** right anybody anybody would have charged you say what did you say f****** launched those missiles f*** those people stuff where are they if we had something that made us fly better and fly faster the real question yeah how much would that change the world I don't know I don't know how much it would if we got in control of some UFO and we're able to get to China quicker with how much of a difference would that make in terms of like the way they responded to our military we're in the position now where there's multiple countries that have the ability to destroy other countries there's a Ron has some sort of program Pakistan's nuclear program India's nuclear program you know of course United States Russia China has many countries that have the ability to f****** Wipeout huge numbers of the population like that just launched just one crazy psychotic leader who just decides to just listen we're going to f****** make our Mark here everybody together on 123 go boom episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify shows of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Federal Court Rules that NSA Phone Surveillance is Illegal
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    first of all congratulations on the recent ruling was a 9th District Court of Appeals was it said that what you exposed with the warrantless wiretapping was in fact illegal and there are many people that are calling for you to be pardoned now yeah it's so much has happened this ruling this is actually not the first time the federal government has the appeals court struck down from the federal surveillance programs as on lawful but this one is really important because it happened from an appeals court Butler from a single judge it was from a panel of judges and what they had ruled bulk collection of Americans phone records was illegal 2013 so this is a huge victory for privacy rights what it means is there's this provision of the Patriot Act Like You Remember the Patriot Act of zillion years ago they get to look for your email. I mean it's like the word Patriot is attached to that in a very disingenuous way I calling that the Patriot Act is is it's really creepy that they could do that should have like a number like Bill A1 saying so you can debate the merits of it it's just so much propaganda attached to that name like the Patriot Act puppies you know act there's actually one that's been they've been trying to push through recently which is basically outlawing meaningful encryption from the major internet service providers like Facebook or Google for whatever reason got out of bed in the morning and they actually wanted to protect you or the security of your Communications in a way that even they can't break like right now from spying on your Communications what if Google wants to Rifle through your inbox right at Facebook wants to go through all your direct messages. And give that the federal government like it you tap one button and boom they've got all of it happens every single day well companies like Facebook have recently realize that's a real problem for them because all these censorship demands that you've seen where like there's deplatforming requests if it happens in one country right like if the US government is allowed to decide what can and can't be said by this person on this platform for the US goes look we got a Court warrant they said and they do it shut down. Country they can no longer longer operate and so the idea that a lot of them have that they've considered in this is actually a bigger thing in the covid contact racing Billy and Bobby both had the keys to unlock that message and it could be sent through Facebook we can be sent through Google if it could be posted you know on a bulletin board in the Town Square but without that key which the people who run the bulletin board right the people who own the Baltimore Google Facebook they don't have that key only the phones banned laptops hand over the encrypted message right and Facebook goes well here you go here is our copy but we can't read it you can't either now you got to actually do some work on the government side and go get that key yourself and then you can read it right but we can't read it Congress is trying to stop basically proliferation of that basic and an encryption technology and they're calling it like the child online Predator act or something like that where they say it's all about protecting posting of like child exploitation material really really horrible stuff but that's not actually what the laws about the laws about making it easier for spies and law-enforcement to reach deeper and deeper into your life with a simple warrant stamped by any Court Everything Is this never used to be well usually I think it means if they can come in your house and search right there the the real issue with warrants in when it pertains to encryption like when you're talking about the child safety act or whatever they're calling it anyone would say yes we have to stop child Predators but the problem with having the ability to use something like that to stop child predators in my eyes III start well if I really wanted to look into someone what I would do without send them some malware that would put child pronography on their computer and then I would have all of the motive that I need to go and look through everything I say if there if they were a political dissident if they were doing something against the government and you were someone who is acting in bad faith and you decided okay we want to look into this guy but we don't have a warrant what what are the laws what what can get away with it while we have the child endangerment act and so because of that were allowed to peer into anything but we just have to have motive so we have to do we have motive and we both know this it's very easy to put something illegal on someone's computer for not paying attention it's very easy to install like you could send someone a text message that looks like a routing number for a package they're going to get they click on that and then you at what is that with the Israelis have Pegasus you've read up on this well it's it's from Brian fogle's new film The dissident which is about Jamal khashoggi murder and how the Saudis use that to use they actually tapped into Jeff bezos's phone and that's where all of this is the suspicion isn't that what that's where all of those National Enquirer photos came out and all the attacks on him they had access to his actual phone through this so someone could easily get into your stuff if you're not paying attention and then they could use you know whatever acts they've come up with whatever it's the Patriot Act or whatever act when they could just get into everything you're doing look at your WhatsApp messages look at your your Facebook messages it's real sneaky and it's it's dangerous it's a it's a dangerous precedent to set so you mentioned the NSO group in their their Pegasus malware set and this is very much a real thing with your well-read guy this is like this company CEOs named I think it should let Leo is running his real it was previously owned actually buying American Venture Capital firm I believe they've been re-bought out but doesn't really matter their entire business is praying on flaws the critical infrastructure of all the software running on one popular twice in the world the number one target right is the iPhone and this is because the iPhone is secure is it is relative to a lot of other phones is a monoculture right like if you if you have an iPhone you get these little software update notifications all the time that the people's devices get screwed if it's user error right like you answering your password somewhere you shouldn't it's like a fake site it looks like Gmail but it's not actually Gmail you just gave the guy your password that he uses your password to login actually break into a device that is not patched right patch means getting these security updates the little code updates on the fix holes that researchers found in the security device well time for everybody to world problem is basically all these different iPhones right you got an iPhone 6 he got an iPhone 8 you got an iPhone x e on iPhone you know three whatever these are all running a pretty narrow band of software versions and so these guys million different people a half of them were completely out of date but what it means is not one version of software the running it's like 10000 and the section bad for security on the individual level but it's good for security in a very unusual way which is the guys were developing the exploits the guys like descendants of a group or trying to find ways to break into phones they now have to have like 50 different where they're all changing that got different Hardware that got different ship sets for the good God different like all kinds of just technical variables that can screw up the way they attack your phone and then when they find one it only works on like this Samsung Galaxy line it doesn't work on like the Google pixel line or where is they realize this is difficult stop now it works against basically every iPhone and who has iPhones all the rich people write all the important people all the lawmakers all none of the guys who aren't so they made a business on basically attacking the iPhone and selling it to every two-bit Thug who runs a police department in the world and these guys are really like the best in the world a tracking what NFL group is doing if you want to learn about this stuff the real stuff look up citizen lab in the NSO and what they have found is all the people who are being targeted by the NSO group of class of people to countries that are using this and you know it's not like the local police department in Germany trying to bust up you know of terrorism rain or something like that government spying on the head of the Mexican opposition or trying to look at Human Rights Defenders who are investigating like student disappearances or it's people like the friends and Associates of Jamal khashoggi was murdered by the government for its people like a distance and Bahrain and these like petrol states that the Bad actors will pay literally tens of millions of dollars each year just to build you break into an iPhone for certain number plants cuz that's how these guys do they sell their business plan to go will let you break in any iPhone just by sending a text message to this phone all you need to find the phone number for something which will give you specific on the the physical phone answer the question or the answer to this is it really depends on the exploit like the easiest forms of exploit the easier types of exploit or where they send you a text message right and it'll be like an iMessage or something like that and it's got a link in it that'll be like oh gosh terrible news you know your buddies father just died and we're making funeral arrangements are you going to be there it's the day after tomorrow and when click the link for the funeral arrangements it open to web browser and the web browser on your phone is always the biggest most complicated process in it right there's a zillion lines of code in this as opposed to an instant messenger where the fuel lines code in it and they'll find one thing in that where there's a flaw that let them feed instructions not just to the browser but basically escape the little sandbox that the browser supposed to plan it supposed to be I can't do anything to harmful and it'll run out of this sandbox and it'll ransack your your phone's like hardwired operating system of the de system image it'll like give them privileges the to do whatever they want on your phone as if they are you and then as if they have a higher level raita and they'll lose access to that but if they've already use that to gain the passwords that you use to access you know your iCloud or whatever when they have control the phone they've already got your photo roll right they've already got your contact list I already have everything that you've ever put in that phone they already have all your notes they already have all your files they already have everything that's in your message history right they can pull that out immediately stop being active but they know you changed your phone number all they have to do is find a new phone number and then they can try to go after you again the benefit is with that old style of attack if you get that message and you don't click that link you're somebody in a vulnerable class right before it looks suspicious you don't know who this person is the number isn't right something like that and you save that link you don't click the link you don't do anything but you send it they can basically use that link to basically use like a dummy phone like a sort of Trojan Horse to go to the site that would attack your phone and catch it and this is what the sort of process that all of their research is based on their other more advanced types of attacks that actually don't have the defense against episodes go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll 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    The Dangers of Protests
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    . don't have a concealed carry we're going to fix that okay like super fast alright that's good to hear that you went to protect you exposed to the whole entire world and telegraphing if I walk into a room that's like the first guy Mike one you're probably useless to is concerned about you and not as an asset that rather as a threat I don't know if you went out to the guys out here any of my friends the black lives matter protest with a case around their neck what are you doing accidentally discharged their weapon into the crowd of peaceful protest that kind of bravado of open carry in that sense where they're like really Freedom not exercised is freezing one of the reasons why the comedy is because you are pushing the limit of what people are comfortable with especially the first amendment I think it's super dumb but I like people exercising the freedoms a protest of support it dangerous to be there right now so I wouldn't the cost vs gain of what happens at those peaceful protests and then the thought of even open caring is is idiotic feel like showing up one of those protests with a gun like unless they're coming to you and trying to take your house or break down your door why do you have a while you walk around with a gun just supposed to give it supposed to be a peaceful protest and the ideas so you're inviting them almost with that. Yeah, we had a poor kid killed here in Austin Peay an AK and a pour-over driver got in the middle of a protest and he's like holy crap his pissed when he dropped me to drop off and he went to go do another pick-up and Uber like automatically routes though the way to go so he's following his Looper out and he turns and he's like a protest he's a soldier from Fort Hood and I use concealed carrying in in in his Uber vehicle and he got stuck in the protest and the protesters just warm his car and this this this kid that died he's actually really need kid cuz you know his his girlfriend was black he's there to support her she had lunch with physical impairments and a protest you seem kind of some inflammatory things beforehand but like point in his purpose was really good and pure and like trying to do the right thing but then he runs up to the side of a car and pointed a gun at an Uber driver that is scared and confused and to get shot that's the recipe for disaster I saw so many different versions of people had Twisted the facts people that said he was unarmed people that the guy who got shot premises to drove into the protest purpose do so many edited what look like sped up cuz you was trying to get around a person and they cut right there cuz it looks like the guy speeding up to go into the crowd but super it when you watch the whole video it's really obvious with that poor kid was trying to do with the driver I saw a fascinating this PhD communication broke down from the initial release of the information of the story how immediately started being distorted yeah fruit for two different sized about this detail include this detail and by the time you got the game telephone or like he hears this catchphrase and by the time it gets all the way around the room it doesn't sound like any semblance of what it did when it started when you got in the final version I'm super enraged at one version and I'm super enraged and another version but neither of them are true and that's what every single issue happening from the funny the police to Black lives matter to antifa it's like can we just be reasonable and talk about what's really happening and we have some real good examples of the worst-case scenarios are in this country right now and one of us Portland like Portland is one of the best case in eras of completely unreasonable ridiculous s*** that's going on every single day 101 days of the most massive mayor in the country and they like f*** you resign to move out as they're going to burn this place down so I was just coming back from Africa on SFA Mission Security Forces assistance like we the military go to places that have insurgents and we try to legitimize the process of government so in counter-insurgency there's like all of these different missions from joint combined exercises for training to foreign internal defense to sfa's Security Forces assistance and I'm over there doing a counterinsurgency mission and I'm coming back and I'm seeing the same kind of horrible dangerous recipe in Portland you know the the same types of organization structure and and it's an Insurgency is a charged idea that the Insurgency buys the dod defines it is an organized group trying to delegitimize or overthrow a constitutional government I got style that. And I think if you went to almost anyone in Portland like what are you trying to do right now like that's what they're trying to do about it all right and that creates are really hard how do you combat that cuz you have to combat the Grievances and the ideas you have to NSS dangerous as it is those ideas are like a cancer because when truth and information is being adjusted just like we talked about with the shooting here in Austin and we have two different versions and some people are the echo chamber of only hearing one side of it it just keeps radicalizing more and more and catching more momentum and then the reason that they're there is is so convoluted with enough year are you there for black lives matter or you there by systemic racism or you here to like what are you protesting about like I think you'd get a lot of different answers to do anything that's good the other thing about it when when you're allowed to throw fire into the lobby of the apartment building where the mayor lives and no one stops you and you're out in front and people are playing music and dancing and everyone's going black lives matter is excitement to that right something's happening and we talked about people that are out of work the economies f***** no one knows what to do everyone's scared covid-19 a certain percentage of people can't do anything about it there's no vaccines there's all this tension in the air and then you have this movement and then this is the most exciting thing that's happened and then for people that don't have jobs and can't go anywhere what the f*** do you want them to do they're going to get sucked up into that especially if it aligns with their political ideologies there a left-leaning person and then like we have a real chance for real Revolution here and then what they don't understand what I was talking about Seattle you're doing the same thing you would hate for people to do you're taking over businesses with force your you're occupying land that you don't deserve your stealing buildings you're literally occupying building that other people built and then once you get there you're establishing boundaries you putting up barriers you have a police force that will attack and brutally beat people up for just filming what they perceive is in justices or what they're going to put on the internet and then people get shot and you calling the f****** you call the police and ambulances when people get shot their goddamn crazy it's so poorly thought-out across-the-board and if you do that if you take over an area what's the stop people from doing that to you you ready set a precedent very said we can do this with Force we're going to move in with no law behind us with no Court ruling with no reasonable discourse we're going to move in with force and we're going to take over there with numbers and threats and then we can someone from doing that to you nothing you f*** you already set a precedent already said this is how it's done and then it's just chaos and Anarchy violence and larger group will win so from a the mission of counterinsurgency how do you fight those ideas is stability and security right if we want to see positive change and in you know kind of destitute poverty-stricken areas of the country urban areas where like really your talk about systemic racism you start looking like Detroit and Baltimore in Chicago how do you fix that it's not fewer police officers police officers the way that you fix it is provided providing stability and Security in an area so that then businesses can flourish capitalism and wives more job opportunities more wealth more education more immediately in 10 years the transformation of a block when a when a good business and good things are happening that business can't go there if it's dangerous if it's writing and it's looting if you look at every one of the city's add serious riots in uniform like Rodney King how bad those areas still are it takes like 50-60 years if they ever bounced back to come back from that so if you're like Yogo black lives matter but then you're going and why didn't you are absolutely condemning yourself to more poverty and then you'd go Andy from The can you remove the one thing that can provide stability and security out in the area that will bring in Commerce that will bring in business and jobs like you're screwing yourself because it's a long game and then the short-term they want Justice and they're like no justice no peace and I understand how this plays out you're literally going to f*** that area for a long time and a lot of money is going to be have to be spent in order to bring it back some of the money is a hard thing insurgencies are really cheap you know if if I want to ruin something it doesn't take a lot of effort for me to destroy it for me to build and protect something that takes a lot of men powers and that meant our nowers insurgencies are also a more successful than a conventional even if it's just warm ideas. That were in a civil war think I wouldn't have a geographic lines that these radical groups could align themselves with cuz that would be a different problem it takes not just Manpower funding if you're going to flood say Baltimore with police officers that's a lot of money and it would take a long time for a business to feel like it's safe and secure for them to go in there and start affecting positive change opening more stores more jobs more jobs more wealth more wealth more education more education that our schools and then boom we have a flourishing Community or people can prosper but it takes you no one idiot with a Molotov cocktail to bring that all crumbling down again weirdest of ways because I don't think anybody anticipated everything going this far south so quickly will not. 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    Are the Aliens Coming?
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    for the aliens land aliens are coming buddy of mine the other day and another billionaire got a few billionaire buddies and and whatsoever that aliens are dancing among us and then a hundred percent convinced I used to be 60% I do Raptor 100 Commander fravor is he the Air Force and Navy Navy pilot I believe Commander favors in the Navy and he encountered this thing that they called the Tic Tac UFO this is an object that they tracked on radar that went from 60000 feet to 1 foot above sea level in less than a second they don't know how fast did it cuz it was literally a blip on the radar went from 60000 feet down to one they have no idea how fast it moved they have no idea how it did it it shows no signs of propulsion does no heat new exhaust signature does nothing that has any indication that it's acting in any way like in any propulsion system that we've ever observed before I yet I'm trying to track down to get this worked out I are you know I really don't even it was kind of odd that he and I were talking about it but he has a really nice playing and he lives in Malibu and Austin and so every time he moves from one city to the other it happens to fit my schedule exactly right so I like that's weird I was going early Hills today just for a couple of days you know I hop on it. I really enjoy this guy's mind and I consider him a mentor in business in life do you talking about and sold Patron I think last year for 5.1 billion dollars and still owns 6660 other companies including Paul Mitchell with you started visiting her never he never wants to stop for whatever reason he did and then if I said something made him laugh really hard because he told me about it you called me and told me it's how I sold it to McCarty for 5.1 billion and I said that sounded like a lot of money but it sounds like more money when you realize the point one is a hundred million dollars watch a show which I never watched because I think he got an advance copy of it which was Close Encounters of the fifth kind is what it's called and I looked it up and it was in was coming on something but it hadn't been on yet so I think he just got an advance copy of it and he said that it'll it'll take every single dad out of your mind it's ever been there in a minute yeah he's a he's a UFO ologist are quotes sideways face right skeptical hippo face right blank monocle is a lot of people that are making documentaries and lot of people that are there's a real good one know about Bob Lazar called Bob Lazar UFOs in Area 51 I think that's exactly the title of it but it's by my friend Jeremy Corbell it's about this guy was a physicist who worked at area S4 and the Nevada desert back engineering this craft that the government had recovered and immediately thought of working there realize like what in the f*** is this like right away I knew this was no technology that we had currently available as a physical he was a physicist nuclear physicist at Los Alamos labs worked on weapon systems what is this and they were basically explaining like these are recovered UFOs and one of them apparently Cordon to him was a very old and it was from some sort of an archaeological dig they found and the propulsion system that these things used was that they use this element called Element 115 that wasn't even proven to actually exist until I think it was 2013 they prove that it exists in particle collider but this guy was talking about in 1989 and he said that they had a stable Supply is that your phone to keep doing that describing exactly the same that Commander fravor had described in the Tic Tac UFO that they found off of just got it shut it so it doesn't make I just turned it off did you know that they witnessed this Tik-Tok UFO using in 2007 or whatever it was a David favorite scene this thing off the coast of San Diego so what those people that these crafts that were monitoring in the military they're saying they CDs like every few months they see these things they don't know what the f*** they are don't know what to do with a scrambled Jets to go watch them they actively block their tracking systems and then they disappear faster than you can look at it just take off they have no idea what they are they don't know where they're from they don't know what they're doing and then the Pentagon recently has come forth and release the statement and one of them being a day recovered crafts that are not of this world 86.6 I'm up to 86.6% I'm in dude I'm on my like 95% you're down from a hundred and I love to 86 I got to turn my phone back on cuz I got to show you what is the Miniatures a teacup pig and a girl great who wouldn't want it that you know it has to be three of them go back into the pigs the Bob Lazar documentary is a must see if you're if you're curious and on the fence about UFOs and I had that guy in here I talked to him he gave one of the first interviews that he's given in a long time and I picked his brain 4 hours I'll go back and listen to it it didn't seem like a bullshitters to me there's there's some weird part of it but there's always going to be weird parts are you talking about literally back engineering something that someone from another planet invented and using some technology that we don't understand and one of the analogies that he had was imagine if you brought a nuclear reactor to the Fourteenth and introduced it to them which fourteen hundreds of years ago of the age of the universe is it like this technology is it is technology it's clear that they figured out how to manipulate this element and use it to defend gravity and that's the propulsion system instead of using something that pushes like a fire that pushes against you know the wind and pushes you in a certain direction or propeller that pulls you into a certain direction instead of that it bends Gravity the way you described as like if you put a in a massively heavy bowling ball and center of a bed right it just sunk everything into the bed that's basically like a rather crude description of what this element does and with their this reactive that they have any spaceships that it literally bends gravity around it allows you to just instantaneously jettison that that ship into another position in the new place I'm getting a bloodletting what did you say again I think they've been here forever I think they've been coming down here and observing us and and waiting and it also coincides with there's a giant jumping sightings right after the Manhattan Project started blowing up bombs they they're like Google news alert on their phones oh my God Christ look at these things look at these crazy monkeys what have they done what have they done 91 what are you down to go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    How Mike Baker Feels About Coronavirus Response
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    how do you how do you feel about all this weird it out like I've been here since mid-February was in New York City right so we're going to get past this is not like the zombie apocalypse so I'm not one of those people that you know what's hiding in my bunker even though I like my bunker but I bet you do it's serious and of course it's tragic to lose anybody and then we have lost over a hundred fifty thousand people but you also got to keep this in contacts right I mean we've had pandemics before pandemic just means across International founder is so there is no snellman here is the coverage because of political reasons not to jump right into the political thing but I can't help but think that we wouldn't have quite as much confusion and we wouldn't have quite as much you know the asked that people are feeling if if it weren't for his notice or they've the visceral hatred that exists out there on some sectors for the president and I don't have a dog but I have a feeling coverage will change in November of biting winds and and not as science doesn't change right and still the same like a virus but I just have a feeling that we'll see a tone change suddenly it'll be a little bit more about it biting winds will be more. tested turned out positive in the the doctor asked him what his political leanings are and he said why and he said well I really believe in hydroxychloroquine but a lot of people who are Democrats are don't like the president don't want to use it I don't like that is hilarious in the early stages of the virus seems to be very effective now there's all these people that are coming out I talk to my doctor about it why do you think that it's it's because the doctor that I use currently he recommends it for people that are high-risk as a prophylactic that's the way Trump has supposedly taking it and he's like it's actually there's a study that shows that it's very effective study from Italy that shows has very effective as a prophylactic and he says also when you when you get it you get the catch the virus and then you can't get it quickly so if you can get hydroxychloroquine and you quickly but you know I'm a moron I don't know who the f*** to believe so I you know the s*** I'm like well do I believe the doctor do I believe all these other doctors say it's b******* do I believe that whole team of doctors by the way Andrew scholz has a f****** hilarious video on Hydrochloric win like what is it that you did one of those Instagram videos to go check that out but it's it's one of those things where it's like I wish the president didn't talk about it cuz then we would know what the f*** it is is it good is it bad that mean are people really not taking it just because the president is the one who endorsed it like that is about that information is partisan during normal times What you talkin bout a Public Health crisis and you would think we'd said all of that b******* aside and if we can't come together as a country during a f****** Public Health crisis what the hell's wrong but it's both sides both sides of toss and Hand Grenades at each other so it's not just one side of the other I'm going to send Jamie this right now cuz this is from Newsweek this is why it's really confusing this is from Newsweek and this is from a professor of epidemiology from I believe from from Yale School of Public Health already exists we need to start using it and he's recommending this is a real doctor a professor of epidemiology like what the f*** patients who are already seriously ill right you have to the headlines for the most part right and more and more people getting their bulshit information from Facebook you know user groups and nobody reads down and then and efferent media Outlets know that so they'll bury they the contradictory information you know the 20th paragraph or something Ben ya wearing masks so you know I don't see what the b******* is about the masks wear a f****** mask when you're on public why listen to this lady then it turns out the lady who leaves that the cause of impotence is spirits and she thinks there's alien DNA in vaccines is that what is that what she said Native American lady off the chain I think you can say that it's not crazy s*** I need a new crazy term what's a non-offensive crazy term is not well I shouldn't say not going to find anybody because there's no such thing anymore f****** nuts how about that the 2000-2015 sermon that laid out a supposed Illuminati plan hatched by which to destroy the world using abortion gay marriage and children's toys among other things and then you'll claim that DNA from space aliens is currently being used in medicine she also offered prayers through her website to remove generational curses transmitted through placenta yeah I see where she's coming from lady who believes in Alien DNA and Witchcraft and generational curses transmitted through placenta with children's toys I mean I got right now I got to worry I mean cuz you never know when they're going to sneak up on you and use these things and so but that's about all we got anymore of that and we do have some Lego so I'm hope she wasn't talkin about Lego she's talking about Legos that we know she's really crazy yeah but I think to your point again you know part of this as it would be nice if if if the messaging from the White House was was better but the number of things we wouldn't have quite the chaos that we do it right now Bruce Lee using the same strategy used to be a famous person says wacky s*** he speaks off-the-cuff he doesn't care doesn't filter in it you can't you just can't play seem like you could do that and become president but you can't do that and be president


    Former CIA Agent Mike Baker Talks Civil Unrest
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    just because you don't like Trump as an individual that suddenly you're okay with hard Life policies but I think the Democrats make that mistake they think they're their there think that that's the solution to Trump as far away from him as pause yeah and then I think people are more than ever now that it's it's very strange very strange to watch them try the break into that what was the building in Portland they were trial dad-to-be Old Courthouse a federal courthouse got to why why is why I just don't understand why would you try to break in the court out there did trying to recreate what went wrong but didn't work in Seattle right that whole Zone Chasm job board give me the worst version of the United States they put up borders immediately to stop people from coming in they had armed guards they wind up using policed I didn't have cough but they have people that act like cops beat the f*** out of people for filming the whole thing but over the years and end you know I'd I know Republicans and Democrats who feel the same way or in Portland in the surrounding right and they all feel like this place is slowly you know circling down a toilet because of local and State Management right and so what happened to Portland not really surprised you know it's it's a shame that the people that did that do this sort of activity kissed whatever the same sort a trustafarian bottom-feeding folks and really any city in the world who engage in a WTO protest because it's cool to get out there and protest and ask them will why are you doing this and you'll get ten different answers that they really don't have it's not like that and that the sad part about it is they they hijacked very legitimate protests over really serious important questions about how do we how do we improve policing around the country how do we get to that point and I'll tell you the most disappointing part about it is after after that the tragedy with with George Floyd if the focus had been on okay here's what we have to do we have to seriously not just lip-service we have to improve the police to solve this particular issue how do we do that there's certain logistical things you can do you can improve your wedding and hiring of police candidates right of of applicants for the job you can do that that's a that's a protocol you can put you can improve the training that cost money so you can improve the training and make it continuous not just a one-time thing it's continuous training on how to respond to situations it's like it's like weapons training if you don't keep doing it if you're not always practicing it just doesn't work right and then we can you can also improve disciplinary action concrete things that you can do they're not easy right but it's it's not as heavy as left as deciding in the aftermath of the Georges Voyager what we're going to do is we're going to remove racism from the hearts and minds of people that this is not going to happen I'd like to think it would infuriate gray get rid of racism but you know what you should have been was a protest about doing things that actual impact meaningfully people's lives and it in it in it veered off because people wanted to feel self-righteous and very often to what you have to prove how pure are you are you have to remove racism right now I know black people that object to white people I know why people that have ject two people of not of their rights I know Hispanics it don't like people of non-hispanic racism exists sad to say right in all mankind human element of of of nature you would you rather spend your wheels and act self-righteous and try to say well we're going to have this exercise we remove racism from from mankind actually make a difference and that's what we didn't do and then legitimate protests over over the anger and frustration about all this got further hijacked by again antifa Anarchist whatever you want to call this conversation about the protest term where they are large mostly peaceful protest and he had a hilarious point he said OJ Simpson had a mostly peaceful night the night he killed his wife it was only three minutes of the entire day it wasn't peaceful that is a f****** great point but it is true in the protests that most of those people want the world to be a better place right if the problem is the people that hijacked at and are trying to light the federal buildings on fire and in Smash monuments that you know we might mean like they're going after Abraham Lincoln 20/20 and understood what we know now about systemic racism however you live in the 1700 when you wrote with a f****** feather okay give the guy a break trying to judge people of the past by current morals our current understanding current thinking is is is pretty absurd right it doesn't justify past bad actions you know what did this idea that you're going to erase history or remove history or not learn from it going forward it is it discredits the ability of people to have rational thought right to it to understand and look at a context looking for something in context and say okay nowadays that's unacceptable but okay I get but you know why these things occurred it's tragic but in the UK Churchill the things that happen to people that made a difference and how we got to where we are today and Lincoln is a big part the 1865 the Emancipation Proclamation that's a big part of how we are who we are today it's look horrible that the early settlers brought over slaves from Africa it's horrible that slaves still exist today all these things are horrible. They're horrible but taking down statues of people that made a difference and made chain look if you want to take if you want to take down statues of Confederate generals of a good argument there we shouldn't have those or maybe we should have them somewhere yet somewhere somewhere mongolia's got to be right pure enough for the self-righteous mod no matter where they are on the Spectrum unify the country and in the aftermath of the Civil War and and there was a really true that was the really cheap ones to a really shity we made cuz they're real quick if you want. statues Trump wants it was next to get to take down George Washington and it was laughing like they're not going to do that but yet they are going to do that now yeah yeah and you know what two things again is always the same time somebody could be doing some things you disagree with vehemently they could have also done something that helped move the country forward did something that or had extreme positive play with these terrible acts and deeds but I don't think that removing statues of people try to make a difference you know what within the context of their their time and it was Lincoln 1865 with George Washington 1702 mean you're talking about people that when they were doing this they were the best example of humanity that you could find are the best example of what we had me when George Washington was the first president of the United States me you won't talk about f****** radical undertaking this crazy experiment and self-government while they escaped the grasp of of Europe mean it's really nuts again I think there's there's an element here that we we missed the we missed the boat maybe again right we've gone through this knowledge we haven't had protest before they don't black lives matter protest in Andover the same issues of police brutality and all that but it all falls in that same Bucket from my perspective that we we don't do the hard things right the hard things would have been to say state and federal position let's an act these different protocols that can improve policing let's do those things that we need to do that's a heavy lifting away the easier things are let's date on the Statue right or you don't find a find a way to to to make us feel better about herself that necessarily have it and it's like this this shell game I think that the politicians sometimes play in Portland where you know okay let's just play Kate this for a while protest will die down of love how do we do community-based policing how do we defend the police yet still have something that resembles a response to Citizens need for security I don't know what any of all that dribble mean if you want if you want to improve the policing it's an investment it's not the funding but I guess he's funding and saying that and saying that's what I'm for it's a easy f****** way right to feel good and a placate people and then you don't do s*** and then five years from now we have another incident because you didn't actually do the things that make policing better even worse for the citizen because now the police don't have any face at all in the government did not respected then unappreciated and you seen his giant up taking crime because their presence isn't there anymore it's really crazy man it's like a movie I've never thought if you went back to March when we shut down I never thought I would be sitting here with you at the end of July early August here and we would be talking about this I know but never thought that this would have taken place that we would have looked legitimate civil unrest in this country people getting shot in the streets and Pro you know I know that there's a real concern is a lot of these cities that they're going to someone's going to try to recreate what happened in Seattle recreate what happened in Portland and they're worried about it the thing about it is it seems so organized it really does it doesn't seem that haphazard it seems organized how does how does how do these things get started like how do you get something as big as the Portland riots well it's really good question and sometimes what you see is a what appears to be a Grassroots movement or Grassroots activity has swelling up from from a couple of neighborhood yes there was an element of that but you also see if you're talkin about in financing in in legal assistance and support from National groups right and yet it's in there it's in their agenda it's it to their advantage to make it appear as if it's a Grassroots movement so that all stays in the background I'd argue that in lbs some of this disappeared on some rabbit hole were some elements that help with communication support or Transportation Assistance or legal advice or whatever it may be absolutely they very rarely is there an actual genuine organic Grassroots movement that has no outside organizational support this spontaneous I left my phone in the car but yeah Michael get it working for the CIA you know how it works atheist but sometimes I sometimes you got to follow the threads of that you can pull on and and sometimes it takes it down in the shooting path and you think okay maybe there is something to this I wouldn't say you're there is but I would say you're open to the possibility of conspiracy like when you and I talked about the Martin Luther King assassination and you took a big paws and you said that one does not make sense yeah that's very strange and it's the way that you sometimes can get actually further into it without kind of Disappearing down some of these you know peripheral Side Stories and issues is is money right look for look for funding look for issues of where did money go because that sometimes will take you down a more legitimate Pat Theory or whatever and you're never starting firm ground sometimes when you follow the money it it it keeps you a little more grounded coming from that organizes and and and help these people get out of jail and and all that jazz media journalism in general isn't anywhere near as curious or or concerned with investigation as it used to be all right it's it's it's easier now to just say this is where I'm at I'm subjective of course I'm subjective you don't so here I go here is my is my the idea of objectivity in journalism is pretty much out the window with Portland early on friendships they they published mugshots in names of maybe a dozen of the individuals who arrested for violent activity activity now vestigation that's what journalism used to be made you know but it doesn't seem like it is anymore but that doesn't happen most journalists are left-wing there's a giant number I don't know what the percentage of is but if you want to go with whether it's Newsweek or CNN or the New York Times or Washington Post many many many many of these papers and organizations lean left there dirty secret the dirty secret is antifa attacks as the thug enforcers of the left the people that do things like this whether you approve of violence or disapprove of violence what they're doing is that they act as the people doing the Dirty Work that many people in left think has to be done in order to enact real change now you had the same thing in the right imagine my friend Tim Dillon said this imagine if the proud boys were lighting Portland on fire but do you imagine if we had a Democratic president in the proud boys were trying to break into court house in like Portland on fire people would go f****** crazy in it would be terrifying if it was a different political ideology but the same exact actions so because these actions are done with the correct political ideology you know under the guise of you no racial justice under the guise of reforming our government so then every okay with people literally burning books you just throwing books on a pile maybe that's a Bible what they been throwing the Quran right losing our minds but


    Joey Diaz's Covid Moment - JRE Toons
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    say what I don't like is these f****** covet. The one with the nose oh my God what a weird feeling tell me when I get my nose open up Coke rocks in nose glands in neck


    Best of the Week - July 26, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    but then there are the people who are selling the antidote to their fears in the book I call these people that dread Merchants right the people who are going to sell you the bunker you know Jim Bakker just in case my TV more than one by yelling maybe got a big family maybe you want to go Old Testament of tickets really weird have you ever seen the the Vic Berger remixes of the gym Dayton man they are so much fun I got really addicted to those when I was working on this project the back in the 1980s I mean I remember that remember the Jim Bakker like he had had an affair with this woman and it became for whatever reason is big news like the same guy is anything anymore noted makes anything anymore yes I love that one Bibles 6 buckets buckets make stable get the food or she just get the Bibles with one bucket of Bibles and five buckets of food but I love watching and feed the audience from the giant trough real good freeze-dried food that'll last forever yeah and hitting and they do a big thing of rice and then they mix it all together could have slop is poured on top of the Google Peak refuel, this is my friend Chad Mendes has a really delicious company that they make actual is it freeze dried I think his stuff is freeze dried or dehydrated I'm not sure if aliens are real I'm not 100% convinced but if they are real bulshit this like it's a UFO says can they see it believe that that's a dope shirt past experience and you know there's like drawings like even in the Mona Lisa there's a weird thing or whatever in the background and s*** but there's a spike it's a spike in like because it's getting pretty weird here the spike they think it's hard to tell because sometimes when people talk about UFOs bunch of other people hallucinate or lie there's a lot of that UFO you get a bunch of nut just nutcases we just want to tell crazy I was probably 16 I was at in Upstate New York and it would just stay there so I will let me precursor this my aunt and uncle were very strict and we had to go to bed at a very strict deadlines probably 10 p.m. and I was looking out the window with my cousin and it's just a light that just stays there and then just f****** goes off I mean it just you can't explain it well if you're 70 R17 that I'm 16 how will probably how strong is this memory when you're looking at it we try to remember medium medium but I mean they weren't there for sure something took off and did something that didn't make sense to your sure and then Utah I mean their s*** happens all the time I mean even here in La I can't tell you how many times cuz I used to live in Tarzana so there was like a balcony here and it looked kind of like it sounds corny but like a classic like force field whenever you forcefield and it just kind of goes like this and it's kind of like a dome in a circular shape and it just goes like this and goes back in in Tarzana looking down at the f****** City and I'm like how did no one else see this all across the country there are situations where cops have to pull their guns and have to use up there are but they're not right but if it's you if it's got to be ready like this idea that that's not an important it's it should be of critical importance also being played maybe not never mind you are very rarely going to need any of you know that less than lethal force of the least lethal Force because you are managing situations if you need these a lot. Talk to somebody who's maybe on drugs and not able to know how do we manage those situations verbal with interactions with communication so that we don't have to go up the chain of command of you know of levels of force that seems to me to be an incredible amount of training that must be necessary and it also has to be constant and consistent Academy they go through some academies are 4 months summer 6 some longer you know when and the makeup depends on who's running that Academy has to like the breakdown of you know how much is in the classroom how much is physical how much is tactical so I'm not sure what the numbers would be on that and I think that is a really good idea because that at that level you have a real understanding of how to defend yourself and how to control body I saw a video on both seen quite a few of them but one of your pathetic videos of everything was two people trying to hold one guy down completely ineptly the guy gets up runs gets into his car and shoots both of them and then takes off and I'm like Jesus Christ went into his car got a gun like they had no control over this guy to people like that should never take place freak of nature either wasn't like they're trying to hold down Herschel Walker for some super athlete now it's a regular guy just they sucked and it was it's terrible to watch so I wake up at 5:30 first noise and then laughter I'm like these f****** doing fart jokes at 5 in the morning and that's the thing that people don't realize it when you don't have TV internet entertainment and you're just with your family and your homies all day you're bored as f*** so they joke morning till night like I don't know what they're saying laughter laughter someone cuts a fart joke and I'm like alright let's go so you saw the pictures they're ripped back muscles six pack the kids have six packs I was very out of shape I'm still out of shape but I was the most out of shape and think about waking up at 5:30 in the morning and the thing that's the final animal that's like kind of left is baboons I called they almost call them in that part of African like the baboon men cuz that's what they eat tastes horrible to me baboons look human so we're in a cave man sleeping in the top women on the bottom wake up there's another cave and you see all those people not another baboons and they're pointing at us their point. Like look they're coming so I'm like this s*** is crazy we're hunting baboons family think about like running again I was pretty fast in high school I can do the 50 pretty quick I can't run at top speed for hours and I and I got these I'm drinking water and in this environment it's Advantage to have black skin cuz it's cooling these guys are sweating what's going on like a handful of brown water and that's enough for them and I'm like dude what the f*** like and they're telling the translator this m*********** looks like he's never caught anything in his life and he's like he hasn't and to me I'm an alien right to go he he gets his food from supermarkets what's that they hunt the food for him they cut it up and package it and sell it like they don't believe it. Should I tell them to like that you guys like a f****** supermodel can I bring you to America and do a fashion thing and get you guys paid and why would we want to go to America tell me what you know about America isn't that the place where people jump off buildings to kill themselves like that concept is so foreign that when someone explain suicide to them and was like oh my God they don't know that I'm there like I said that first week is withdrawal and like Fockers my phone and then all of it goes right now I'm not thinking about any of my addictions I'm not thinking about like I feel peace I'm not I'm not miserable my depression goes away and I go morning till night you wake up you hunt for food you get home celebration everyone's happy that the men brought the food back the women you know gather the berries we have a big dinner celebration cuz every meal you got to be grateful for dance party by the fire are the berries we have a big dinner celebration cuz every meal you got to be grateful for dance party by the fire and you're out couple fart jokes and you're out repeat the next day there's no time to be like bored and sad and upset and been worried about some b*******


    David Choe Got Lost Looking for a Dinosaur in the Congo
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    train hop I'm going to hit you like Vice give me like one of the first vice shows was thumbs up Gavin McInnes Shane Smith those guys I used to have been writing and drive into the Congo looking for a dinosaur that was the first thing I ever saw you I think that's like then I talked to board about you and he was like you got to talk to this guy and when I saw your shows like look at this dude this is crazy he's looking for a f****** brontosaurus in the middle of the Congo in 1994 I was living in Israel in a farm called from Taco fish and it was a kibbutz and to live on the cookbook you have to work and I was the illegal immigrant there so I try I have no money so I'm making enough working on the farm just to live on the farm and after point I'm 18 years old I've been hitchhiking since I was 15 and I've seen the whole world have hitchhiked through Europe I pitched hike through the us back and forth and I'm bored this isn't nighttime like would you go to the Eiffel Tower to take that same picture of an explorer so I'm living on this kibbutz most of the other people that are from Australia and South Africa and what I love about them is they're so racist that they don't even know they're racist like I'm the only Asian guy there like Nintendo Sega Genesis and I'm working illegally in a casino illegally at a wedding catering place and then working on this farm so I have to three jobs I'm making like you know under the table and there's a library on the farm of books that have been left behind by past Travelers and of course is the old from the 70s or 80s National Geographic catalog and I start reading about mocha and then they I don't know if that's how you say it but it's scientist National Geographic people have spotted this f****** brontosaurus like thing in the Congo and the and it's still there in the Congo was still the Heart of Darkness I got a f****** find this thing I got to go there like I was I was 18 you decided you were going to go there I was like I have to go there how old were you when you went 18 years old on a plane and tons of lying and manipulating to get the visa cuz it was an open the tourism is only open to business and so I can make up the story that I'm a bodyguard to a toothpaste executive and I work day and night to get a ticket to the Congo and there's no tickets this Air Airline aeroflot and I'm in Israel which is close to Africa but because it's this Russian airline I get on this flight and goes to Moscow and then Malta and then sticks other African countries and didn't land in brazzaville the ones that got to get out right so when they're coming back breeding chickens and goats and all kinds of s*** on the plane and smells like s*** and I don't know this is pre-internet right I don't have any information on the Congo except for I heard that there's a dinosaur there 94 94-95 I lost track of time but it was right after high school so 1890 nothing and the second I get off the plane it smells horrible cuz they're just burning trash everywhere in it hot and it's oppressive and I go what the f*** my tiny why am I here and everyone there asked me what are you doing here they don't speak English we speak French I didn't know that they're in the middle of a Civil War I think the two factions were called the ninjas and the cobras like little kids shooting at night that every third bullet is like a tracer bullet so it looks like fireworks ago what is that shooting into the air first break out of malaria and people go why did you do that that's not normal behavior and I go the LA riots happened in 1992 I watched normal civilization normal civilized manners you know this is how people are you go to the store I saw that crumble overnight in one night it went from f*** you everything let's burn down Rob pillage steal everything I go out it happened that fast and once again that same kind of OI think I'm accepted in this country I think people like me for me and it's like no we don't want you get the f*** go back to where you come from so I think you know when I could go on and on about all the traumas I've experienced in my life but I hurt people hurt people I was in a lot of pain I was like I didn't like Korean people I didn't like myself I didn't like I'd experienced a lot of love abuse from black people and I just wanted to I didn't know anything there's no internet I didn't like I felt like an alien I like I'm like I don't belong anywhere I just so I would go everyone goes don't go to Bosnia don't go to the Congo don't go to the Gaza Strip and I'm going to go every f****** place my life has been very reactionary right my life has been like you don't tell me what to do you don't tell me how to park a cinnamon stick a butt plug do what you know so I'm in the Congo and it's in a full-blown War there's people being and everyone's like who are you who is this blond Asian here like I had my hair dyed and they and so I could go and tell a million stories about the Congo but at some point what I know the kids like to say 100% I've heard you say to 99% just to leave 1% 99% I was there for the dinosaur like like I was so young and dumb and stupid and ignorant where I truly truly thought I was going to find it like I died I didn't know enough about like the everything made sense to me cuz anyone listening to this right now we're talking about a story from 20 years ago right I was a stupid kid I believed in Santa Claus very late you know like I was a bed-wetter I'm f***** up man so when I finally did get to the Jungle I got out of brazzaville I got and I got to this jungle area called way so then I believed because the spiders are they speak in the frogs are this big and how big just everything is looks insane the snake they got snakes out here this big like it was like okay now I believe like every year scientist were finding a new species of something that they thought was gone and I'm like okay and it's and then and then I meet the pygmies and and that was f*** I don't know what version of the story I should tell cuz I can't get so dark I met a German Guinea name German guy there who was the same age as me and he could that this is in the city and then he could tell that I was lost I didn't know who this guy was he was being groomed to be like the next big politician in Frankfurt or something and so I didn't I didn't get this until later but he was here as is like sex vacation the f*** is many black he like black women who's going to f*** as many curb your language to have as many in relations with women as possible so I better know myself that's what I do language I want people that don't like you know that they're people that they want I came here for G-rated Dave and I want my money back or PG-13 so I'm with big frogs and big snakes I'm like maybe it is and what happens is we go to the last spotting of it right and then I meet but there are scientist that go out there and in the meantime I've never seen anyone murdered before until I got here right I've been through the LA riots I've seen things broken and burned down in gunspoint but I've never seen anyone hung I've never seen anyone Stone to death and Anna and it's absolute chaos I'm seeing people murdered I'm scared for my life I got attacked one time so I go I need to find it now I have to find this dinosaur and I also know that there's a chance that I might never go home so I write a letter to my parents they don't know where Amber think I'm in Israel on this Farm like I didn't tell anybody so I wrote my parents this long letter of I love you guys I'm about to embark on this to the Jungle have no money I've only one change of clothes at f****** blonde hair and I I go into the jungle and we get lost immediately I'm a f****** city boy hell do I know about the jungle what do I know what the jungle do you have any direction nothing I just I just knew what you know you know what when I landed in the jungle there was a guy that I think I want to say his name is Chris that was a Peace Corps guy and he was there to help build wealth and respond to Village and he said the place what you guys are looking for a second you're not going to find the time you know he was like the reasonable one and I go I know if you don't try you know I still believed I still wanted to believe I was willing to risk my life for it so we get seven f****** told the storm and so on so we get to the jungle and and we start walking there's a minor Trail and then it disappears it's just gone and I'm like we're f****** lost in the jungle we're lost in the jungle so I'm with this guy that the what we told people he was here to f*** his women is possible but we went with the story of he is the toothpaste executive and I'm his bodyguard that's a fake bulshit story he starts to think that story is real me a pineapple I'm not sure he's like you're not a real executive bro like I'm not going to get any starts like telling me like like I'm like hey you know that was a fake story right like he's like so we get lost for days and he starts to really be like humiliating towards me and right on my nerves and we had rations we went in with some crackers and some like tuna in a can thing and I go hey man we're f****** lost I don't know how to survive we need to ration this food out I come get it all he had it all and and and and now like have you ever been in that kind of situation where you like I'm going to die here never going to act like hope is gone like I'm in the thick thick Congolese jungle like I don't know how to get out and we've been lost for days like I don't know how to survive I don't f****** know how to like this is it you know making fun of me and eating my f****** rations like I would pump all the f****** water and put the the water purification tablets and be like face and I'm like dude what the f*** man like that I did all that work so we could shirt and so he was just he was a dick and so man and you're stuck in the jungle like that before so we set up a tent we have 110 and so we're in close quarters with each other at night the Moon is like this f****** big like it's humongous and you hear the entire jungle come alive like f****** monkeys and like things are bumping into the tent at night like huge insects in like I'm I'm I'm like I'm going to die here I'm going to die here so the few times in my life where I've been in this kind of hopeless situation the only thing that's going to get me out of it is if I can control my mind cuz if I cuz I'm I'm like falling into Despair and in the daytime I'm doing stand-up to the trees cuz we're just walking in like circles and I'm like hey how you guys doing tonight and this guy is riding my last nerve and he's and so I could safely say I lost my mind and so we're down to our last food and he and I and he did it again and I said bro what the f*** did I tell you we got to make this last I'm starving you ate the rations that were supposed to Bealls it and he's like whatever and he's he has a more like the associated like checked out like what like we'll get out of here somehow and I don't know his coping thing was to like talk down to me or whatever and so that night and we're lost at this point a week and a half maybe we haven't you know I'm f****** 90 lb I've lost all this weight I'm going to kill this guy I'm going to murder him I'm going to f****** murder him cuz I don't like people talking s*** to me like that I don't like I've been a punching bag for this guy for 4 weeks now and I'm just going to f****** kill him and if I have to eat them to survive I guess I'll do that and so he's out cold he's got f****** crumbs on his face tuna f****** juice from the food that was supposed to be shared and I pick up I go outside of town to pick up I pick up a huge Rock like bigger than this and I go I'm a f****** kill this guy I have officially lost my mind like I can't I'm barely going to survive I can't do it here with this guy so he shall that's f****** looking at his face and I pick up the Rock and I I don't even have to apply any pressure if I just drop it he's done like he'll he'll be f****** dead is there anything left is there any common sense is there any light left in my and then I just I didn't do it I am not a murderer I can't like in the mind I'll do it I'll do it murder Dave come to the front no one's ever going to know he does his family doesn't know he's there your family nobody knows who you are this guy Chris that Peace Corps guy he's not going to f****** say anything you can kill him right now he has a ton of cash that he hasn't been sharing with you you can get out of here you can f****** get some of your pride in your ego back those f****** guys treating you like a f****** like like a Chinese waiter or something do it no one will ever know no one will ever f****** find out you were you're probably going to die 2 you want to die like f****** catering this guy just do it and I'm sitting not I don't I don't want to I'm not a murderer and I didn't kill him I woke up the next day and I'm just looking at my Walker you don't even know you don't even know what almost happened last night for walking around hey what's that there's a f****** pygmy up one of those 200 100 foot trees he's just sitting there chilling like what is that is that a person with 200 feet above you from the place he was to get in front of us with second like this short Woods this jungle that was it mean when you when you're in there do you even see sunlight through it or is it just snow it's so dense I mean like yeah there's some crack but it's just this was also in the National Geographic why that the dinosaur would be here it's cuz cameras can't see it cuz it's such a dance thick forest and there's things in there that are like moving and you know did your description sounds terrible tear on a sleep in the tent oh my god dude I'm freaking out over here of the the guy comes up he's this short he's like tiny and then you guys want some honey what and this is this is where my skill as an artist has got me out of so many situations right cuz if you're if you're in jail and you have any kind of skills singing dancing telling jokes your celebrity so this guy didn't speak English we don't speak whatever language she speaks so I start drawing stuff like food like you know in the dirt and he's like oh yeah I got you and he NE and he goes and he brings us some meat that's all charred and I'm like I don't know what that is and I took one bite and it tastes horrible and I'm like I'm going to starve to death but I can't eat that wow and so it was like a movie he's like you know it's us like stumbling machete trying to he's just like like we get around the corner entire Village of pygmies they've never f****** seen an Asian person before I'm C-3PO and there that you walk so blunt they're coming they're touching my face they're like there was one older older guy in the village that I just spoke a tiny bit of French so the German guy can translate he's like the saying you come from the Stars you're coming from the stars and I'm like oh my God it's heavy so I'm like I'm like we're saved they bring us some honey they bring us some fruit and like they're laughing at us and you know it's like the National Geographic a woman's tits and looking guy. 1995 I was 19 years old yeah 19 years old yeah and they put that they put their clothes on for the picture they were all naked when I got in there hydraulic dinosaur I go here's a dinosaur and what were they saying there's never like no it's always like and it's through Wetlands like this there's going to be leeches like there's a disease called bilharzia where there's like a snail's under like still moving Waters in the second a mammal stepped in the water little f****** parasites shoot off the snail like like heat-seeking missiles and they go in your dick hole and then you piss and s*** blood till you die and I'm like okay so they're explaining all the the track in the way to go find his dinosaur and I'm like I went I went up until the leeches and then when I came out with the leeches I go all right like this is this is it you know I go help us get out of the Jungle and they're like it took less than a day that's how close we were to like in less than a day I get back home I'm 19 years old I start writing for for Vici start drawing pictures for them I do, cuz I'm writing and oh no I was writing for a magazine called giant robot and Gavin and Shane would read that magazine in there like they were they were ahead of the curve right like all print magazine right existed they were like we need to go to digital like like they were vices always been free everyone fiends it to go to those magazine shops or whatever and then yeah and they're like we need have online presence the internet was brand new and they said Dave that is the f****** and I told you not to PG-13 but that story gets very dark darker than will you go back with a camera and a camera crew and I said that was one of the most traumatic I almost died I saw people murdered there was a f****** virus were people bleeding out of their eyeballs okay I'll go enough time to pass it was 10 years later actually it wasn't it was that was 95 and then it was like eight or 10 years later and so that was the one that Vice filmed there like can you go back photo of the Mickey Mouse shirt with Robert Bowers from when I went with a film like just my camera so I go back and I don't even get to this met the doctor there was a doctor that lived in the village close to that River look at the track and he said he'd seen it and he's like not legitimate biologists of looked at those tracks could tell you by the way the footprint like they can tell whether things are fake or real not based on like how where the weight is distributed like someone who really understands how these animals would would walk I think he'll be really fake dinosaur footprints right cuz the weight would have to have like their description I just said it wasn't that big Oceanside. Big but it's like 30 feet 35 feet how big those f****** alligators worth oh I'm going to keep my clothes off and I go there normal penis for like a proportion correctly it like their s*** is down to your knees and this was back in the city when I got back to brazzaville and they like bro you know where dicks are so big and like why there's always naked kids running around like cuz we never wear underwear you never been Africa I'm begging you I know you're into the haunting and the bow hunting please like so when I texted you like this is the This Is Us please please so there's there's hunter-gatherer tribes in like the Arctic Papa New Guinea the Amazon Africa but very few like they're almost gone there's very very few people that live off the land and I just whenever the podcast went off the air and I and I and I ghosted I just lost my mind I hit my rock bottom and very similar pattern of what I always do when things get rough is I just go to Africa I go it's a weird thing to be like rich or being a country that's rich or half stuff and some as an adult someone else to teach you gratitude like I hear you say it all the time I'm like thankful I'm thankful I'm grateful I go but I'm not I have everything and yet I f****** complain like crazy and I need to get the f*** out here I need to go someplace where where I can I can I can learn to be grateful so I get to I'm traumatized now by the Kongos I didn't go to my second contact story when I would advise that was even crazier with his f****** Chief try to kill us but so Congo is the Heart of Darkness I get why those books are written I get why people have you mind losing an experience is out there cuz it is one of the f****** darkest countries I've ever been so I don't want to go somewhere different European settlers that they tried to live in the Congo for a while I'm at 1 did you see the houses that they left behind when I got to this bond to Village and truck his name is Chuck Chuck if you're listening and it's 20 years ago long blonde hair for Morgan Peace Corps guy he got malaria while we were there any goes please contact Francois and I know who the f*** is Francois Tri-Cities deep enough in the but it is still near a village it's not you know so we going to the in the jungle and there's like a giant Victorian French European house in the middle of the f****** jungle and I'm like how did this happen is like so we go in there and Francois is just like like some f****** weird French dude that just said I'm going to stay here at like 12 Bon two wives please like half black half white babies crawling around and he has a ham radio and he's like what's going on in like truck is f****** dying can he said to come contact you in Psychology I'll contact the aircraft carrier and they'll send a chopper in front of s*** but yeah that's that's the one time I saw French Victorian I don't even know how to describe the architecture is like a beautiful French home in the middle of the f****** Congo jungle bull the try to do that and it just detailed how it all went terrible for them in the jungle just over cranking the house like you can't keep the jungle back it's too powerful is too much there but jungle is grow so quickly trees trying to grow through the side of your sewage system like they're just it's just too much wild when my light when you just said too much like I just wild when my light when you just said too much like I just thought right now every time I hit a rock bottom in my life gets too much I go back to Africa so when someone says go back to where you come from a beast Africa we all do right we all do


    Inside the Mind of David Choe
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    I know you were doing to say some crazy s*** and you're going to torpedo your life now that you're a cult Guru with strawberry blonde hair it's more what you don't like and I hate gingers so I said why don't we just become way into discomfort if there's something that like I'm in a men's group also and they said and I told them I said I'm going to go back on The Joe Rogan Experience after 4560 I don't know when the last time I was here at 5 right I don't know it's been a while and so they go lean into discomfort start with what you least want to share this is me trying to sit there I'm driving over here and I go okay start with what I least want to share I pulled over on a Van Nuys Boulevard and I puke I have a I don't get nervous that you know and like these things like I'm I'm able to just almost disassociated like whatever and just crying and just going to any situation and I just felt you know and maybe is the breakfast I had a hard boiled egg and chia pudding that's what I had for breakfast so that's it that's it and do I really want to share with Joe that I tried on like four different outfits last night do I want to share with him that I got caught yesterday at I was eating at the dessert place called Johnny pastrami's in West Adam such as open its old restaurant that just reopened and I know that the guy that runs it Danny and he said outdoor I only Dan outdoor spots right now and Papa Joe give me the beat find a way to this then I go I've been canceled so many times I kind of like it now on the social media and the effectiveness of the pylon has been established so now whenever someone anything happens to someone all the the the the pylon people but but I like I like getting canceled like you enjoy it you see the Michael Jordan documentary end end it's 12 episodes I could have probably been like 4 and the story is the same and it just this guy didn't give me the best seat on the airplane this this guy overlooked me in high school if it's like all these lights and he takes it and uses it as fuel and so I sit here and I go home driving to be cancelled and I sit here and I go every f****** horrible thing that's happened in my life physical abuse sexual abuse verbal abuse spiritual abuse prison getting my car you're taking away or this or that you know anyting is always led to bigger and better so I'm like kind of like it you know yeah but that's just because you are real person like you're not you're not full of s*** in any way shape or form you might be crazy but but you're a lovable crazy and in one people know who you actually are it's like you have these moments where things are uncomfortable and you know and you're confronted with you know bad a bad scene but then you above thank you I appreciate that what is your threshold with receiving compliments what's your comfort level haven't seen you in a long time can I give you can I give you five I'm like this guy like all artists and sculptors out there listening paint the sky Skillet beautiful you're unbelievably curious inspirational you give me hope you're funny you're entertaining and your leader just talked all your guys right now like you're leading this charge to Texas right now and you're a perfectly imperfect unrepeatable Miracle of the universe that's having your great man I appreciate you a lot of people feel this way you're just on all the time you're in on YouTube or on a podcast on someone else's podcast so I'd still like f*** I think about you you're in my you're in my head turn on air gift store outfits last night want to make the bed so you see the ghost you see the ghost on the front you can give it away they're really scary and see them when cool times like at the pool so I got all the embarrassing stuff out otherwise I think I was at a restaurant eating at the corner and not having a full-on panic panic attack but I have a nice beautiful wonderful quiet life now I'm not on the air I don't do podcast I don't do interviews I'm not like my life is amazing like I completely changed my life since the last time I saw you and I go I I do want to talk to Joe but maybe you know me I'll just talk to you on the phone or go visit you in Texas like I do I need to go in the air so I had this sculpture that I made and it was in my car and I just brought it out and I sat next I said I was going to prepare a little bit so I started preparing for The Joe Rogan Experience and I start talking to this sculpture at the and I'm like looking in like 3 there was no one eating there and I got caught I got caught oh yeah I'm going on this thing tomorrow I just wanted to prepare a little bit on a little bit nervous I got my nerves because I talk to you what Thursday know I talked to you a few days ago and we talked for a while and I'm like this guy is a professional talker he's a commentator he's a stand-up he has his podcast that goes on for hours and hours thousands of hours it's an art your painter your a MMA artist in my world I'm also an MMA artist mix media artist right that's the bisexual of painting like you use everything everything anything goes so I go this guy is so f****** good at it cuz I got off the phone with you and I'm like he's so good at talking for a few hours which is against everything everything Lexile kids they have no attention span these days like 10 seconds 15 seconds on Tik tok's or Instagram hears this guy's talking to post Malone for 4 hours and and making it seem to seamless and effortless and that's because you're a master at it and I go I'm my confidence level as far as this art form is low I don't talk to people anymore I'm going to talk to my friend but I don't as storytelling or entertainment my memory is shot to s*** I can I watch three seasons of Ozark and I can't even tell you anyone's name I go there's Jason Bateman and there's the kid and the kid with the Drone and I don't know the wife I don't know anyone's names I can't recall anything and you have all these scientists that are brilliant you have Comedians and it was like dealing with it I'm like soft-serve I'm like comparing yourself to the other people while I got to let that go right now that's true your abstract way of thinking like the way you are as a person are you at you're so freely yourself that's what allows you to create such amazing art like you just your free some people can't be themselves and not good at it you're really good at being David choe thank you what taking Compliments by the way it's uncomfortable for everybody I think unless you're a real creep that you did a great right now so I wake up every morning racked with anxiety and nerves and it starts immediately your piece of s*** you're no good. I'm like you this and that and then like what did I say when you showed me my from 2018 immediately have to self defense not that good I could do a better one so I talk to my therapist about I say I don't have a self I don't have a high self opinion of myself and they go well an average human living in society today from morning till night will say thousands of horrible things about themselves like thousands like not good enough but I'm ugly listen that just and for you to say just a few nice things I'm like one of those some f****** Stuart Smalley s*** like and I'm getting out to go see you did it again you just went right into it like why can't you say you're a good painter you know you're good painter why can't you say your and so they go give me five right now in 5165 f****** things about yourself that I couldn't give him one and they're like. I think so I think it's to go into that kind of self-hatred is I could sit here and say it's a Korean thing ka-rage but it's right I am enough mirror so you see it every morning and I go I'm not doing that they got your penis you're here just do it alright fine I'll do it I go and I write I am I misspelling Enuff I am enough and then I go next week and they go so how's it going you don't brush your teeth you again I'm enough but I can't see it what kind of deodorant to use the clear invisible one okay and I and I said I can do it but I don't believe it cuz I can sit here and tell you the amount of times in my life that I wasn't enough like I can sit here and go through with many many stories of women dumping me for richer better-looking more famous better this better that I can tell you of jobs I didn't get so I'm not enough and I'm not you know so and it's the struggle it's this Burning f****** like the Michael Jordan s*** like I got a f****** I'm not I'm not at war or not you can't f****** cancel me I've already cancelled myself how are you going to cancel someone who's already canceled it there's nothing you're going to say there's nothing you're going to f****** do that's going to outweigh anything I've already said to myself that guy sucks he's ugly he's fat is full of s*** that I already said that you know so fit absolutely but you know if there's been that there's been that debate forever how do you create great are I'm talking about good art and but like the Transcendence art the art that like you remember at your it'll live on for generations and Van Gogh and all the comedians for me when I look art that I enjoy the comedy that I like the music that I like you must f****** suffer you must suffer you have to suffer Comfort is the is the killer of creativity as ways to say and you know and you know I'm saying it now but like I'd be like in a room like a ranting this you keep sharp you keep sharp by not being comfortable in other ways so I sit there and I'm going off on this random like in a f****** Echo chamber like how long you been telling the story for my whole life I've believed it's not a debate for me do you know great artists that are comfortable in their happy in there like they have loving families and then there is always something there's always some bright I think you can have a balance but you have to have this thing right wait for me I go there has to be that struggling to go but what if you take it away like what if you chose happiness over great art what if you chose and they call Dave for someone who's rebelled and like made your own rules and done everything your own way it's so weird that you just kind of accepted Lego can like what you just said Can great Transcendent Next Level art be created without that thing without that edge without with you pursuing joy and peace and love in your life and I go you know what never tried it I never tried it and why haven't you tried it what you just say I don't know fep sh fear Eagle Pride shame humiliation that's why you never tried it all right I don't know s e p s h e r Eagle Pride shame humiliation that's why you never tried it all right I'll try it and today I'm the happiest I've ever been


    David Choe's Strange Encounter While Hitchhiking
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    like it you is you might find this hard to believe but I never talked growing up I was a kid in the corner and like girls would form groups and talk about which guy they want to f*** and I wouldn't even be there like date Dave sitting right there and then he's not even on the roster and like so I I go wait is this racist yeah but what has it how can I turn this around what it did for me the Asian superpower is not seeing and you're not heard and we're seeing as non-threatening I can go anywhere I can go anywhere and people open up to me I've been to the Congo I've been to third world countries I've been to every f****** state in in America I might be the most American person like I've been to every f****** State I've hitched hike from the time I was fifteen to every f****** state every country and I've talked and and because with a black eye be able to do that with a able to do that when people see all that guy's Chinese he's like Jackie Chan or he's whatever they think they don't think that I'm going to do anything or say anything or I'm going to you know pose any threat so they just open up and they say the most I don't know like when I started hitchhiking people said no one's going to pick you up right like 60 seventies everyone gets stuck then something weird happened in the 80s were like you're going to get raped kidnapped murdered you know but I go I don't think so I think if I put come out and ask for help someone going to give it to me and with that I got to see the world for free I got to go everywhere and much like what happened was I would sit shotgun and I'm getting these free rides and two things will happen either the driver has a long drive and they want someone to talk to or they want me to talk to them and something would happen in like I'm in the car right now with a complete stranger Anything could happen in the first hour is always so how long you been on the road when would you do you know it's all that kind of stuff something switches when they know the rides about the like I'm about to get out or whatever I'm never going to see this guy again I'm never going to see this guy again so now we've been talking about News sports and weather for an hour last 10 minutes I f*** my sister when I was twelve everything comes out so I've heard think about how many rides I preheat how old was he drugs incest you know why I killed somebody like murder murder confessions I've heard the most him today that he was thinking of raping me when I stayed at his house I was in the Deep South house in the Deep South it was like my I was trying to hitchhike from LA to to New York City I was with my friend Brian same thing was going to pick up to two f****** dudes and John Wayne picks us up Cowboy guy and what are you ten gallon hat you know shrimp po'boys and you know he's just he works on a offshore offshore oil rig and it's a two weeks on two weeks off and it says two weeks off right now so he's like where you guys heading where like to get to New York New York want to go there for a bunch of queers out there to check it out you guys won't stay at my house tonight like this guy looks like grandpa just cowboy boots cowboy hat just big gut like he's a dude young I'm 17 or 18 at this time we get to his house in Tiny Town in Louisiana Deep South don't like this house Die Hard movie collection Rambo movie collection shotguns and Lube just just just a dude just a man's man and he has his side in his part-time anesthesiologist that part-time anesthesia hard time and then part-time offshore oil rig and I'm you know this is summertime Deep South covered with grease and mosquitoes living outside on the road hitchhiking he's like you guys want take a shower like f*** yeah I'm the first one in the shower and and then I come out I got the towel wrapped on he's like he made us like a frozen pizza or something and is a protest on the television Sanford 1993 or 94 there's a protest of something with gay people in in San Francisco and there are protesting and he's watching it out there protesting and I'm like you know it's one thing to be gay and then it's one thing to be picked up by like a you know a gay guy with the cowboy hat takes to his house so here's the thing I don't want to discourage people from hitchhiking this is one weird incident that happened in like 15 years of hitchhiking so he's like what we do you do I do a little powwow on the corner he's like he's old we can take him if he tries anything we're tired we were f****** so tired we like he's he looks like he was like falling asleep on his on his couch and he goes to sleep soon let's just stay the night it's f****** air condition in here and then we'll leave first thing in the morning before he wakes up I don't give a f*** it was just do it in we take the couch and I go with sleep in a formation and let's take turns you we should have just left you stay up for an hour and then wake me up I'll stay up for an hour and I believe crack of dawn you know I had a pocket knife so I slept like this it took the knife and I and I stayed up for the first hour and I see that his him walking around his room the lights are on this guy is not going to sleep midnight 1 in the morning you still act like what the fuc why won't this guy go to sleep with his mask song so I know it's Brian igoe hey your turn gripping a knife and then sometime around 5:30 in the morning or something at my eyes are closed but you know when you feel someone so he comes out of his room and he's standing there and I can see and then when I grip the knife and I go this is it this is it it's going to happen right now and he just leaves he goes out the door and I go off like that I wake up right now what carrier is it what was going on she just left me to take a shower then or something like that he's not going to you guys leaving without saying bye I just went to the market to get some extra and breakfast and like so I'm like I have the knife in my hand the whole time I got like it's that that thing where I am a people pleaser you know like I'll even put my own life at wristed like this guy went to the store and the guy starts talking about his wife and how he works on his offshore oil rig with like a younger dude it's just two guys running this whole oil rig and the other guy just talks about how much you hate gay people the whole time not knowing that this guy is and and then he just like like like all the other times I've been picked up start opening up about how he was married he has a bunch of children and they figured out he was gay and then he was like I could see if he knows we're on our way out here you boys look so cute on the side of the road let their last night and is like I also like I'm so lonely I don't get to you know you don't know what it's like to be a queer guy and in the Deep South and man when I came out this morning and I saw you guys sleeping together you guys on the couch you look so beautiful and perfect and I'm like oh my f****** god dude and then he says I thought about just if you guys wouldn't mind if I just touched you a little bit and I'm like what the fuc and you know once again black like he was like in a black neighborhood in like the houses are on stilts because of the swampland whatever and I don't know if he's done this before but as we ran out like I like the kids laughing it like Tom did try to do it again or and I'm like oh f*** like this isn't the first time I've liked looked all over the world but a lot of times people will do this or go back to where you come from cuz they're like this I can do anything and this is not the way the world works you know like someone was explained to me the other day that no one ever wins a war Angela What you talkin about we come in we bulshit up and then we take the and psyche if you look at Germany and Japan right to countries that are very small you look at a globe and you look at how small they are these are two countries that are very tiny that have tried to dominate every country around them and Japan is start you know Germany starts every World War right and so you like all but we won those worse but we drive their cars now we drive Lexus we drive the one Indian and then you think of the soldiers that come home the PTSD the drug addiction the homelessness it's like look at our country now it's like dude did we win like you one like on the charts you look at the numbers we took this town we did this we did that and f*** with people when you hurt someone it stays with them forever like it stays with them for a long time unless you have tools and different things to like work through those things which I have been working on a lot but yeah beat being a f*** that's a little racist that no one really thinks of me as a threat how can I turn that into an advantage I'm going to travel the entire world rules and different things to like work through those things which I have been working on a lot but yeah beat being a f*** that's so two races that no one really thinks of me as a threat how can I turn that into an advantage I'm going to travel the entire world


    David Choe Remembers the Death of Anthony Bourdain
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    brought this up early and I wanted to ask you now like you were talking about like physical stuff like you get angry and get anxiety because like you don't you let yourself get overweight like how much does that f*** with you and how much would you give to not have that anymore but isn't that wouldn't mean if this one major thing that keeps f****** with you over and over again that you can fix I have that's a fixed one. You can fix that I have a disease of more like I was saying that I have a 5 of the a Chasm of black hole that it doesn't matter how many women I have sex with how many p*** have jerked off to how much money I've gambled and lost in one small fortunes huge fortunes I have had an eating disorder which is like I thought that was a girl thing that's what I thought I got to when I went to rehab for gambling addiction this is the first rehab Atlanta into every f****** rehab mental health Wellness Center in America now I said hey do you guys deal with process addiction assure come over and when I went there there was only methods there they didn't even know they just wanted my money I just come over here and I've learned there like serious gambling addiction like one out of four killed themselves and yeah it's it's it's the reason why there's no balconies in Las Vegas the only place that has is the cosmo I think and they had like two suicides the first Monday open I think cuz it so I am like I have things that when I talk about it funny can't stop jerking off is all I can't stop working just f****** with me working for advice and I got my podcast I got this i got this next project and when I meet when I watch the Jordan documentary and I meet famous people that have succeeded at the highest levels I go how long were you happy for maybe a day maybe 24 hours and then what happens the next day back to the Grind it's not enough got the gold medal back to the Grind back to the grind and I go it's it's never going to be enough I'll never have enough women money success it's this and I go have so many friends who've killed I have so many like Bourdain asked me for help he asked me for help looks like yes what do you said he said I'm f****** miserable I'm miserable do you how do you deal with this and I was like I've been waiting for this f****** phone called thank you how recent or how close to when he died was a it was within the year it was in like right but so he said his miserable and then what would you describe it he said you're successful I'm successful do you find yourself suffering and I absolutely please in call them and this is what I mean when I say asking for help in receiving for help that was a f****** you know people that know Bourdain I know his friends I know his manager you won't find a f****** person that will say a bad thing about him that guy is a f****** he's so awesome he's always looking out for you he'll show up for you and whatever you need he'll take care of you is an amazing guy very very interesting sound like you're f****** a****** dude you're an a****** you murdered yourself you murdered yourself you killed someone that person having to be you but you couldn't even show up for yourself I'm sorry I'm getting real from I get it you love the guy I love them to get some I've known many people that have killed themselves now it's a very sad thing that would that you can't you can never that that sadness is always going to be a part of you you're always going to think maybe I could have gotten to him maybe I could talk to him maybe if I was there but that was at least he did it we reached out he's like I relate to you Dave I connect with you so what did you end up doing I talked to him I said hey man he was all the things I've done I'm in a really good place now I can help you I can I can refer you to places I got you and it was almost like caring for me thank you like he was he was severe codependent like he was a people-pleaser right he's like I'm like he never said no cuz I'm going to f****** help everybody except for myself it's okay so and I've done this to before like I kind of half-ass ask people for help and resources and that's enough just to know that you cared and that I know that there's places I can go to that's enough I don't have to actually. My life and change until you know so that's what I mean Wednesday we don't as a culture I don't have to actually. My life and change until you know so that's what I mean Wednesday we don't as a culture of people teaching how to ask for help and then receive help


    Joe Rogan GOES OFF on Nancy Pelosi for Hair Salon Visit
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    and that way you can't do anything I mean LA's the one place in the whole country where you can't open a beauty salon you can't always hairdressers and barber shops are fuct right and they've been closed for six months you that Nancy Pelosi s*** did you see that turn around got a blowout when no one else could even go to the beauty salon they caught her on security camera they uploaded and you know what she said it's a setup she she said it was a setup like they set her up like you know the f*** I don't even have any hair and I know you can't go to a beauty salon you don't know the rules course you know the rules it's so slippery that lady handed Trump a bad gift basket of deplorables yeah I thought you're supposed to be smart she is a politician she is greasy they just been doing it long enough so they know the the moves to do in the right steps and I like they're all gross and they they they feed off of the fact that they have control they feed off of the fact they have power over other people they have more power than anyone else and that's one of the reasons why she would do some you told me she can't get somebody to come to her house and wear a mask and give her a blowout she's worth a hundred million dollars of course she can do that right but she's like me I'm going to White gradient hair Chicago Chicago these people needs peaceful protest and everything's fine but then they tried protesting on her block she set up f****** armguards she said it made a mandate you can't she just said you can't protest on her street right I have a right to protect my own safety like this that's what everybody's trying to do when someone gets into a position of powers an intoxicating to tell people you can't work shut it down shut it down it's intoxicating and once you have some power boys very difficult to give that power up I anticipate that even if they figure out a real cure for Coronavirus I anticipate lockdowns now for flu I think there's going to be locked down for all sorts of diseases that kill a certain amount of people you could you could you might be my might be wrong but you could it happened you can see it happening because they set a precedent for them having the ability to dictate whether or not people work whether or not people are allowed to move freely and do whatever they want cuz that's what happens when you have it and but I don't think you know I think we find a other we find a vaccine we move on and episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Adam Curry on Talks Social Media Censorship
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    is what's your beautiful man you're you're in the universe I'm in the universe in the universe Ben Shapiro's in the universe people are we had we're out of control we don't know what the f*** to do when they're going to try and control all of us one way or the other but the internet don't need any of that except Mastodon you got your own network you don't social you don't know for sure but there's a lot of people that had prominent voices that are silenced but they're not very prominent in a circle it got bigger once I visited you and I hope that yours got bigger as well and that you can be completely in the network starts to grow it's a whole new way of communicating forever from some social media platforms that might not some other ones that's my point yeah but in this environment should we take into account look if you were going to ban someone that likes a rational expectation that a person should be go to say your beliefs are not in the line but there's they're going to kick you off as business that they own as long as the bit like but blank is to be YouTube 31 million subscribers and how many hours rules on whether or not you can ban someone I so don't give a flying f*** about what Facebook or YouTube or Google do it's so unimportant in the vast scale of what we can do this and that and I agree but in the individual the person who has YouTube channel who is earned this position and got up and got screwed move your in couple of things I believe on the commercial platforms that were talking about in this case the problem is the business model advertisers don't like controversy advertising has gone down drastically since the word coronavirus or covid-19 was blocked because they didn't want controversy said that's the reason why these networks that I don't think they yes there's people who band conservative specifically but that's because of the elite messaging system the mainstream also the pharmaceutical Industries the lot of Finance is this message so that's what advertisers want look at the p****'s at the NBA are in Nike and how they kowtowed everybody yes I said it look at how they kowtow and what they will and will not allow so that's all money bass very capitalistic by the way that's totally cool but now we go to the way you and I were raised a dude what is 50 + 52 5356 tomorrow basically halfway dead Target 98 yeah mostly fun and like anybody that does while s*** you can get lost in the woods and if you get lost in the woods of race or or or or whether or not people should be able able to able to do drugs or whether or not people should get paid a minimum wage has a livable wage you get lost in the woods and any ideology it becomes a problem and back for whatever reason when when someone shifts one way or another and we can flick the door those ideas we never give Buddy any room for for just being a person most of time I've been around that guy he's a nice guy to the basics of how I was two things I was taught growing up sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never hurt me secondary I will do so we had that and then the I don't like what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it these are the core values that I was raised with that is our constitutional deal go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Adam Curry on Why Mask Fear Should Not Be Taken Lightly
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    is it possible that we were in this weird state with people because we've decided that we are we're losing power and other aspects of our life so we're getting more more determined to take it back and other places because the fact that so many people have been denied the ability to make a living and then it's kind of crazy me I don't know what to think about it but it seems to me if I'm allowed to go to certain essential businesses with no one's dying I mean if I'm going to the supermarket and everyone's wearing a mask everybody seems okay right and scientists think seem to think they're okay like a what point in time do we allow that for everywhere and it would point in time do we allow people to take chances we allow people to flip dirt bikes we allow people to f****** jump out of helicopters we we allow people do all kinds of crazy s*** we allow people to wingsuit why why don't we allow people to not wear them why do we allow people to open up their business why don't we allow people to do whatever they wanted to do do is it the really the right end in the ideas while you have to protect us the other people I agree you do have to protect the other people who want to think it's going to make the other people more invulnerable is a collapse the economy and we're not saying that for some reason there's this weird thing we're politicians want you to love them and they wanted to love them so if you are leaning towards defunding the beliefs and and making sure that all the socialism ideas get accepted into major universities and it gets taught in the curriculum and grade school if you drone on and off in the person who's running for mayor knows the only way that they can win is to embrace your ideas they're going to f****** do it dirty system doesn't make any sense and you should be able to vote from your phone right but but you can't it's all Voodoo well first of all every country gets the government she deserves the quest the question is not why do we allow people to tell us what to do it is why are we allowing them to actually tell us what the f****** do who is playing Minecraft the Carmine crash and overdose it's another thing some of the f*** without a mask might kill you b**** that's some real f****** fear and that's not to be taken lightly that is not to be too and they have they have f***** with us over this I don't care whether it's true or not a what's true or not the Cavalier nature of this shutdown and fear and colors and stages and numbers and charts and connecting it to the stock market I don't like that about President Trump at all but see he looks at what he calls the economy I don't know if he's behind this digital or not but I think we're all going to be taken care of the 10 million are going to be on a universal basic income and that's going to happen I'm not worried about that but what are we left with and just where we go from there is going to be the question because what is it what is Joe Biden and Kamala Harris's slogan do you know what their slogan is brain damage build back better so that's pretty that's pretty clever okay it's so clever that the same slogan is used by the United Nations the the green New Deal organization 36350. Org Boris Johnson is using it as his campaign Francois using it as his campaign Justin Trudeau build back better this is a globalist plan build back better going to shut down all coal and and gas and fracking and we're going as much as possible to transition to solar and wind and good paying green new job or not right now I don't think so but for sure I know that Bill Gates who's a big part of this green New Deal that he's investing in nuclear plants because when the sun don't shine in the wind don't blow you need some power and it's going to come from his nuclear plants does Bill Gates have any ambition left maybe he's being blackmailed what do you think he knows Sam's got a picture of him with a tank top on doing doing the f****** most muscular and you can't this is another thing man this whole Epstein business this is gotten Millennials but that Bill Gates meets with Jeffrey Epstein many times despite his Paso this is gotten everyone nuts to the kids are going like you seem to be one of those guys really into conspiracies know when was Bill Clinton 26 times episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify photos of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Adam Curry Explains ADOS
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    those are my routes from Ireland Scotland Germany jacket to say so what if we're very sensitive I think the root of most of this is coming from the racial issue black white and if we need to we need to Define some terms and I think it's very helpful instead of saying African American black American black Negro whatever we've had in the past I prefer a Doss which is a lot of people understand this now which is American Dad ending of slavery that that makes very clear who you're talking about so you can say black but Kamala Harris not black black yes black in color but not American just ended slavery before he became calling United States of America is have a white man or black man sit down at the table and work the f****** s*** out that's what he said I've been doing that for a year podcast but I've been talking to him and we were talking for an hour once a week I said f*** it this is a podcast and I have gotten education in Hindi cam m o e f a c t z Moe facts about the 45th president 45 Savage that's President Trump somehow that I'm younger than you but all the new I got lucky this time I got f****** lucky anyway our problem when when you have a Doss American descendants of slavery which mower when the black and brown Community f***** because it's not just the black deserve to be recognized as such this is why they've always been LED down the path of voting Democrat and now there's all the s*** isn't play that's why black white is always played on his cuz that's our weak spot that's our Achilles heel embarrassed about it yeah I agree with you f*** yeah America I love my country I love our country but we have some f***** up s*** that instead of dealing with it we're letting other people hijack us over it that's what's going on here and it's not racist we suffer from its nepotism nepotism and I'll explain what if it truly was and I can tell you racist Emma Grace is absolutely existed in America and it went all the way up into the 70s with no man about the house rule when they came up from the south and went into the projects created by I guess FDR and create their own food now they're coming here to work the project would create and Welfare but you could not have a man house and its way into the seventies open trolls making sure that there was no family with children and a father now we have 75% of all children America without a father in the household you and I we got parent privileged White Privilege parent privilege a man my bad was it didn't work out that great with us but he did put some s*** into me and I grew out and he was around and he there was some that influence was there that's our problem black lives matter name me one male leader of black lives matter know it's all women and I have no problem with it but I do question what's going on here I can't argue with you because I don't know who the leaders are trees colors is a number of women who and they all come from old radical kind of 6 you don't want to come and overthrow America's been going on for a long time we try to export democracy they tried to bring socialism in Das clear we do it by blowing your country up and rebuilding it they do it otherwise they came in they wanted to propagate this message and no white people came but the poor black people came and so they became very associated with Marxism and leftist ideas and they were basically taken through into what is today is that I get the Democratic Party that's not working anymore because this just strife and there's no real solutions and even the first African American president not a Doss didn't really deliver for them so this is this election this time right now it's f****** if they're f****** with us because of this one thing for their own power left and right is it a is it a joint I smoked early it's very good very good stuff congratulations episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st to go to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Why Mike Tyson Agreed to Comeback Fight Against Roy Jones Jr.
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    send me this text message he was dude check dish it out and it's you train with high fail Cordero and I remember looking at going oshit what happened what happened to the last time you were in here you were talking about you didn't want to workout go the right perspective and she said well why don't you just get on the treadmill for 15 minutes a day 15 minutes away from 15 minutes a day to 2 hours a day 15 minute route new in 2 hours a day and I just started losing weight and then I'm somebody come and brother-in-law said he might be the one but somebody fit would you fight this guy for like 40 minutes 30 million bucks Bob is big and strong as the whole one minute how would they like me to fight them can I fight them in the market with Queen Babe Ruth and if it will minute Mike he actually I think I feel yet I said I'll fight them right and. Was the first one that was brought up from him to somebody else and never gotten in the maiden this guy and then somehow know some other fight Advantage than one from who else was another heavyweight champ we just a bunch of guys out there and fight and next thing you know it came down the road I don't know what the hell's going on you you would probably know because if you getting in shape and getting condition to two different animals they don't even work out you can't do that on the map and you can't keep it for very long no it is just people need to understand that right emotional state to prepare for that is normal get ready to work out s*** that's when I saw that video is like that video that's now but I'm told me before that 32nd the first time I ever did it I had a quarter what speed should you cover you can walk outside so when you started training again did you start doing it slowly after that and then I started stuff stem cell research therapy and some other interesting stuff that I just don't know and it's just beautiful stuff like what kind of stuff I don't know the hyperbaric chamber than just everything everything to help you recover it's really interesting it is you look fit and that's awesome and I'm starting to feel fit that's what's inches them so I know what they do is do you think you in shape and then you start having like I'm Raphael start throwing punches at me that's like you're fighting I can't punch back when I Got a Boy and then two rounds different types of operation and how much time has gone since you first started exercising like when did it when did it start so here we always like August 23rd or something like that 22nd when did when did it start and had to say something like that so and now here you are 5 months later 4 months later how how far away do you think you are to being in like fighting shape oh when the time comes by November 28th soon it's going to be me and everyone else that's involved Eros anyone Innovation that we go to start up the Legends only league and that's going to be really breathtaking specially starting off with me and Roy yeah and I'm looking forward to that everybody who was who believe the someone they are going to come back and all feels and tell me something that me and intervention created together and I think this is going to be pretty awesome so Legends only legal be like all sports baseball bat yeah I mean minute piece Minnewaska for Metta World Peace like seeing you hit the bag again and seeing you hit the pads and get excited about it is very very interesting to me because I knew that you had that thing in your head where you didn't want to ignite your ego and then you had this quote that the gods of War reignited your ego excuse I can use a really great excuse that I can use episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify


    Mike Tyson Finds Fighting To Be...Arousing
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    are you saying that to about training that you would get up in the morning and trains because you wanted an edge you want to know that you were training while they were asleep you you're just enforcing your mindset to allow those delusions to be the reality of your assessment know when you're doing this and you getting up in the morning and running is this like do you feel like you felt in the old days do um and I don't mean physically I mean the mine like you preparing for war again do you desist is this like reignite those old thoughts the way you were when you were the champ the way you were when you're on your way the title like this is a this is a whole new way of my life and I was really interesting that sometimes. If you're not real but sometimes I struggle with the fact that was a possibility I can really hurt somebody like you don't want to hurt them what do you mean by struggle struggle with a possibility that you can hurt them that is sometimes it's orgasmic sometimes yeah like some fights like particular like Tyrell Biggs or someone that you had problems with someone that you you had animosity towards so we can finally get your hands on them what does it means when fighting get you erect what does that mean the question means you getting excited yeah so that that's going through your mind right well that's how I get when I was a kid and I ain't you. Sometimes I get the twinkle the twinkle yeah well that's what I'm saying is like you reached a state as a human being as a champion as a ferocious fighter you reach the state of availability and of accomplishment that very few humans will ever ever touch and feel that's why I'm asking you when you're running when you're hitting the bag when that hearts beating again and that you know who you are you're Mike motherfuking Tyson you're still Mike Tyson have got to be burning inside you again it's got to be pretty wild it's why I believe is is rightfully so to be that way and I used to know how to I don't think I am asked if I wanted to deal with it I don't let it overwhelm me. Get your orgasmic so strange things well that's just what I wanted to find out for you really bright and I thought you was being very serious no one will understand that other than you like that's your mindset like knowing what I think that like all the things were talking about before the way you drive yourself will you push yourself the way you put yourself in that frame of mind no one can understand the other than you so no one can understand you get an erection something about her diesel more than you will have to be somewhere fear-based maybe or maybe just maybe not fear-based but maybe embracing the fact that you're going to go into this with everything that you have the chaos of it all and and the ultimate goal is to hurt somebody the ultimate goal is to be extremely successful the way you can be extremely successful that thing you do great is to crush people 2in to have that Encompass everything this fighting is only thing I don't ask Allah for is still acting for help for that you don't ask him for help her fight her cuz you think you got it no I just don't think I could you should still wanted to be involved with that kind of money so think of that time will this is what's so interesting to me about you fighting again because of the conversation that we had the last time you were here that you didn't want to reignite Your Ego clearly your egos blazing right now I mean you're ready to go when maybe because I'm an addict a 4matic and I'm on a narcotic bring the cameras on me yeah the big narcotic and maybe that has something to do it as well but I like to think it's under control until the night of the event. Yeah so it's the addiction will get purged with the with the performance yeah that's why I was doing if you don't mind me the book that talks to you where they caught audiobook and it was called the gene key okay that we are who we are and that perspective that most of the people like you and myself and people people in general who is not at that level even anyone to have a creative mind is victimized to depression in the reason is because I'm when that created when that moment that whatever it is that causes that creativity is not fit the proper information that is successful in that it is accepted and whatever space in the brain and the mind that once it wants to be accepted it is not accepted it crumbles does that make sense episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all around Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Miley Cyrus Gets Honest About Drug Use, Sobriety
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    how to be really odd to be working that much and be a young girl the balance at train me to have it something that I don't think you are going to get taught any other way besides jumping in the deep end of the pool and hoping you know how to swim that's the only way I there was no way I could have prepared for the amount of balance I would have to learn to kind of cheater because you know at one point again it it went from there was school then it went from how many how much we can actually smoke and still play a teenage superstar in the Disney Channel and then like and then like you know once you have your drink you end up smoking and I kind of I have a I've become the face of a lot of things kind of a against my will I guess but my opinions when you're someone in my position your opinion becomes your identity and it also becomes kind of almost like you kind of become just like preacher are you become this you know they don't really let you just always have your own opinion so I've decided to start telling people I live my own life style alcohol was never my Prof there was other things that I end up you know I like to go up so I now just avoid really drinking cuz I I like to wake up at 110% but it's never really been my problem and I could see myself having a drink of Celebration the future but I guess so f****** hungover now that I'm like why would I celebrate with like just feeling like a volcanoes erupted in my brain you know so it's really just a personal preference but it's definitely not anything that I promote in I think it's a lifestyle everyone should be everyone should experiment it's a good time and you learn a lot of things about yourself and the people around you but now I'm watching out of younger siblings and they're going through that and I don't know how my mom did it with me cuz it's scary going to get it from other kids if you learning about sex from another fourteen-year-old will you learn about Coke from a fourteen-year-old gas or we try to pretend that you know they live in a movie that I really have time to do my own children's book series of realist children stories because I don't like the idea that we teach them that this is sunshine world and everyone want to go to Rainbow and everyone's equal and you need to say like that's not what are you going to do about it that's what you going to do about it and I think there's a way to not terrify children of life even though I go in and out of. So I think life is really overwhelmingly terrifying and that's coming from my position and my position I told myself all the time if you're not enjoying this life honey you got to come in the next one cuz I better fucken love this life is the best one I couldn't imagine being in a different body. It's an awesome life and I also I didn't hurt myself Beyond repair in my experiences I survived and I don't even mean heart still beating survival I mean I have a lot of people that love me around I didn't kick all the people that have my best interest at heart out that's the that's where you die if you kick everyone that says hey are you okay interested heart out that's the that's where you die if you kick everyone that says hey are you okay you know out know I've course I'm okay and so now that I have people that I've had in my life I feel that I have people in my life that I've known for 15-20 years and not many people my position get to say that my parents are awesome my dad's loopy as hell but I've loved him so much


    Miley Cyrus on Dealing with the How She's Portrayed in the Media
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    all those stories that like it's just amazing to me that the public kind of thinks that there is no gap of time that they didn't see that could possibly be what led to this like it's not wonder you were happy on the carpet in the next day you were making out with your friend and Italy what the f*** there was a lot of time in between that the you didn't see it didn't go I didn't like I didn't you know what's crazy is my dad again you know my dad's been a real figure in my life and my dad when he got his Grammy nomination he wore he went to the Grammys in a John 3:16 shirt and he didn't get the Grammy and the next day the New York Post someone put even God can't save Billy Ray Cyrus and his career and he was sitting next to Johnny Cash they were going to say something I have a Johnny Cash tattoo that was handwritten to my dad's from around that time he said what the hell just like right now cash you know he said what the hell are you doing reading that and my dad said I just never really picked up picked up the paper again but again my dad didn't buy that paper it was just kind of in-your-face and he does now now he just says well whatever will get Johnny Cash to come and sit next to me and talk to me and it's been really good to have him click on this s*** you know it it comes into my life by buy magazines damage I like to walk on the street and it says like Miley is on drugs and Pregnant and then I think one of those things are true but not the other f*** you for lying about me but that's all they have when someone's in the public eye and someone's as prominent as you are you become a way for them to access money that's all you are get it it's that unprogramming of also I think it's interesting sitting here with you is that all of this is kind of new I mean even just like the idea of podcast what I used to do when it was like promo time for Anna record okay so I'm 12 years old and I'm print and physical copies of my album so I have to write my f****** music you note 6 months before you actually so I just had all these new album for Christmas and I had to record a Christmas song Until it was the weirdest thing I've ever done in my life but when you make physical copies that's what you do and you're telling a story from always being behind especially when it comes to the media so now what I love about this what I love doing you know a show like yours is like we talked about it right now and people here right now so you're getting the real information you're not getting information from all right you know I shot a magazine cover I did an interview I was LaLa in love with my boyfriend I mean that literally happened when I did Vanity Fair I flew there like a week after I go by the time the damn thing was on the stand I was divorced is old news I was like come on you know so you really not able to tell your Story in real time and that's what I love about the new way that music is happening and streaming and I love the idea that like I threw up that Flaming Lips record I did on Soundcloud and it was like you know no one had to buy it or I sound 105 but it's very exciting because I really hated always being behind myself and I think that's what now I can use my art as my car I guess the way that I can talk to the depressant what bothers me is kind of the public you know and then I got in this have it where when people would meet me I guess I didn't get to have it just became a thing that happened constantly was I meet someone and they go and you're not as crazy as a thank-you I don't know what you thought I'd be doing right now if you thought I'd be in like you know space buns dropping acid or something but people say that to me all the time thought I would be a weird thing to say to someone yeah but the Public Image like what they sold of you you know who you are Hannah Montana and then all sudden you this very sexual singer you doing all this crazy stuff and you're on television shaking your ass and everybody seeing that and how Miley Cyrus is out of control now she's worked so then that becomes the narrative Vanity Fair the write the article you're deeply in love by the time it comes out your Eddie divorce I've had two now I don't read those types of things but I've had to unlearn that they're not true cuz sometimes I might think I write things down when I want something to get put into my head even if I'm going to have a hard conversation with somebody you say I kind of write a little mini script for myself so I kind of know where I I don't like going into something with no Direction Where do I want this to go what are my goals what do I want that's what it's like I know that I have that as an artist I want to have a long career do the things to be able to have that longevity and so I would write down you know a kind of a kind of an idea of where I'd want conversations to go even with the people in my life and what do I want out of them and I had to stop going hey just cuz they wrote that down it's true because something about writing it down gives a lot of power I don't like to write down things that I don't mean that's why I don't write songs that I hate because once you write it down there like a live you know things that other people wrote about you made you think that those things were real so f*** with your own personal narrative yes trying to prove something that I didn't need to prove like all of a sudden I be trying to prove that I'm not crazy when I knew I wasn't crazy and yeah I just think also mean we're talkin about realistic children's books I think the stigma that kind of surrounds you know you throwing up rebelling and then craziness and what's the line between Aden and mental illness and you know I do have some kind of genetic family history of alcohol I mean that totally gets a race when your celebrities like Hollywood did this to you it's like no dude my great-grandma was an alcoholic do you know my granddad was an alcoholic my grandma's an alcoholic you know so I obviously had it wasn't Hollywood you know it's genetic I I understand myself from a human there's nothing about me that thinks I am superhuman think that I think I would I would take that as something that that makes me unique because I don't think that I'm really I know that there's something special about me and my life but I don't feel that on this level of being a human that I'm different and so I know what it takes to keep this motor going into end-to-end I also know when to take time as long as you have doubt do you want to be I want to be better you want to figure it all out you want to work it out through and you have his weird guilt from growing up in this weird way to be possible that you can find people that don't get weird around you yeah you could find them but they have to be strong people who got that you have to have their own personal sovereignty add someone recently tried to tell me that everyone in my life is afraid of me and that like that really makes me upset just because I think everyone in my life that I have in my clothes in her Circle really loves me and so to say that every one of my life acts out of fear of me my mom I'm almost reckon 30 she will whip my ass it's like my mom watch a hit me awful thing you're you mean this there's no getting away from who you are you got to kind except your Miley Cyrus yeah yeah they're the best indicators that you're trying to do better Hard Road there are other f****** mine but I didn't get as much later in life and it was a slow drip at the end of my thirties in my forties I think how severe it was way off here blue power corrupts absolutely so a common expression right now I'm trying to have a good relationship with the power and feel feel a healthy dynamic world and I think I could probably also Mark that up to animals and how much I love them and I think that's what led to my veganism for a time is like the fact that tonight I have to put powder on my dog's ass that makes me happy seals and someway how disgusting it's very very out there and in your face and I think it's more of like a concealer but I'm really happy that Kate Moss Moss make me put baby powder on her ass just use that as a teaser that. Makes me happy and like my one of my dog's he's obsessive drinking out of the pool and so he likes throws up all the time and it's disgusting and it all in the same always makes me happy and the one thing that I like about my dogs that they don't know who I am coming to know that they got a good living situation they're probably wonder what she does for a living but also but yeah my dogs don't know why I'm so I'd like that and the cat scratch to s*** out of me all the time in the pigs are horrible they bite my ankles I love it about him episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Joe Rogan on Tent Cities, Defunding the Police
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    I've been thinking about this a lot lately and here's an issue I am Progressive on just about every issue across-the-board gay rights civil rights women's rights whatever woman's right to choose from fill-in-the-blank Pro Medicaid Pro Universal basic income Pros so many things but there's a thing that happens in large cities or large cities are always blue and I'm trying to figure this out cuz like New York Zoe and I used to think it's they're educated you know and educated people are more likely to be compassionate and compassionate people more likely to be Democrats but there's a balance that has to be achieved and when the s*** hits the fan you need Law and Order and I think that some people who are Democrats or Progressive people they don't understand that aspect of human nature or they want to deny that aspect of human nature look when the mayor of Seattle was dealing with that whole six area lockdown little small little country that they put up barriers and Sheridan in the like literally were had armed guards there that was it called again Chop Chop or Katherine the mayor said maybe this is our Summer of Love other people's businesses with Force like just because they think the way you think or they subscribe to Liberal ideas like you like you're a little too so these at this like your gang of thugs take over other people's businesses do we have to be able to call out everybody and just because somebody is on your side you can't let him take over city blocks and just Institute their own government and then say it's the summer of love this is crazy talk and this is how this is get to get cities destroyed and this is it would get the police defunded and they would get people saying crazy things like we we need to disband the release everyone from prison and no more prisons and no more laws and no more police know the way things go well if you have to be safe the only way you're safe is if you have a strong military and a strong police force and there's something about liberals you don't want to believe that they see the bad cops they see these videos and we all agree we got to get rid of bad cops that got to reform the police they have to call the cops that's crazy you just want to see the bad filming excellent interactions with friendly tops and comply people that's not what you feel not going to get a lot of it is you do download the way my mind goes is not going to be like red-state Consciousness when it comes to that s*** cuz when I saw that autonomous down pop-up I'm like let's do it baby. Americans identify with this it's George Carlin did a great job of designating if I think it's called The American Dream because you got to be asleep to believe I love that joke but I love the American dream and they're what's so beautiful about it is it's this idea of like I think together we can do something new that's going to be better than anything that happened before and from that Spirit you get all great Innovation that goes across all political ideologies right to me you know and they always call it always love they caught the American experiment f****** love that man if it's an experiment it's like what see what we can do here together and for an experiment to work we need to be able to look at what didn't work in the experiment and improve upon a that being said it's like for me I've been trying to like pull myself out of the even though I identify as a progressive I'm going to vote Democrat what I'm going to do but that being said how to pull myself out of that cuz I don't want to be cubby old man and I have a lot of friends who are like hardcore conservative and I know that there is this idea and I think a lot of the the idea gets perpetrated by people who are into tribalism Blue Rat and the blue people they propagate conceptualization of the red people which is kind of what you said there will there not compassionate f****** life they would die 4 people episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freaked that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    What is the Deal with Bohemian Grove?
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    and I say this many times and I'll say it's more to give me that you got a friend Jones he's he's made some mistakes and some big ones but he's also actually expose some real s*** any owns up to the mistakes he's made they're not good he doesn't think they're good there's nothing about finding conspiracies everywhere that's not good for your brain I really believe this I think that if you go looking for those things and that's all you look for and you look from all time you can get real turn on real crazy and then there's also a bunch of people to try to stop you from doing that because you do expose some crazy-ass you know he was talking about Epstein a long time ago and they take all these rich politicians and and some celebrities and they bang these kids and I was like come on he was telling me this a long time ago so he's also the one who told me about the Bohemian Grove former presidents photograph of Ronald Reagan with Herbert Walker Bush and a couple of the people all standing around and it's like these that people used to hang out at this place and they would put on robes and they would worship an hour got it I will God and they would burn in effigy and they're playing it and Alex snuck in and made video footage of this s*** and then no one's denying that it's real this is really didn't happen so they're in with these bankers and former presidents and their dress like Druids and some guy brings over something that this an effigy that supposed to be a body a wrapped up Effigy it's a bunch of sticks in blunt in a blanket but it's like shaped like a body and they drop it on the fire and they're all worshiping and I will God why is that bad if you saw those if that's what your business is just finding those things that's cool man there's this great teacher who changed my life Sam Scoville and he's one of the things he taught was so beautiful he still teaches there whether they thought was figure out a way to take in all information and then filter out the s*** that's not real and you keep the real stuff and like Alex Jones song about hills yes he was Pastor size are turning frogs gay and I'm like that can't be real know there really is a pesticide that change frogs genders yes yes but some pesticide fux with frogs genders that sucks maybe doesn't I mean depends on the phone for the Frog it's it's a pesticide that has some sort of an effect and unintended effect on frogs gender dude that's another thing that people talk about pesticides that have been used and like golf courses and like this people live around those that's a chemical dump yeah golf courses hey I'm not getting sucked into that f****** black hole road and you can keep that s*** to yourself but hey I'll get sucked into another black hole infiltrator look I went to a summer camp we have bonfires we were robes I mean not like maybe what you do I just want to say hey come on invite me please I won't tell anybody anything I've heard you guys are pretty to get a bunch of Hardcore neocons together and then mix them Artisan in the hopes it like having like brushing shoulders of the artist put in some way shape or form loosen some people up a little bit and I've already have a tram that connects campsites there to other campsites mean he's getting the tram so they're hanging out with Dick Cheney listen I won't tell anybody I got a podcast I want to tell Joe let me and I'll worship moloch if it means hurting people it's like in our country we've got people who are Christian and that's beautiful thing and I do love Jesus I was reading the book of Mark today regarding the parable of the sower but that being said I don't think it's fair necessarily to tell people they can't worship an owl or burn an effigy in front of an hour and some kind of symbolic magical ritual that represents the disintegration of your negative energy or whatever it may be I really don't know but that be now is like Superstition is running rampant I'm friends with lots of witches I know a few satanists I know a few people are one of the occult and I don't know a single one of them they would tolerate child abuse I don't know a single one that wouldn't kill somebody or some of them would kill people if they thought they were hurting kids not in and make it so that nobody found the body some of the same as I know they would kill something they would kill someone probably I don't know for sure but I'm just saying like that we can't have alternate alternate Pagan religions in our country run without immediately being associated with human sacrifice or child abuse I think that goes against the American Spirit is like look if people don't want to subscribe to your particular like very popular Global religion doesn't necessarily implicate them in like something that is truly a horror which is human trafficking conceptualization these people again I don't know what's going on the f****** Bohemian Grove but from what I've heard it's basically a summer camp for billionaires where they try to get Artisan there till like loosen him up a little bit that's what I've heard I could be wrong who told you this come with me to Burning Man and you will see that oh I'm sure every 50 ft I don't think it's that big of a deal I really don't if it involves hurting kids it's a big deal and if these m************ are doing anything that involves Human Sacrifice hurting human beings not that we don't know what else happens what you're seeing is them burning sticks in front of this I will God and it's like this crazy crazy speech they're given what's going on it's really weird hate speech and now they've been letting the effigy on fire and everybody cheering it looks fine Stanley Kubrick had this quote once to Nicole Kidman wasn't working on Eyes Wide Shut TV and fine which she said about the elites that he that he had said so I can find out if I have a chance to look at my laptop but it was something about him you know what talking about the powers that run the world and that they all have something on each other and that's how they all can stay together they'll compromise each other that's what's goin bones is Bali that's it with the other stuff about 2 quote on that but when you see something like that you like maybe it's like fun that they do it that nobody knows they do it you know I'm saying it's like one of those rituals we get together you dad thinks it's hilarious and you both put your hoods on you go out there and you burn the towel or you burn the sticks in front of the owl and what's fun is that you're not supposed to be doing it and it's a secret but nothing really is happening that's also on the table episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify go to The Joe Rogan Experience are now free on Spotify that's right there free from September 1st to December 1st going to be available everywhere but after December 1st they will only be available on Spotify but they will be freak that includes the video the video also be there it'll also be free that's all we're asking Go download Spotify


    Best of the Week - August 16, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    there's also guys okay I shouldn't even say this but it's fine cuz it's a kid once who moved to Las Vegas when he was this is crazy story to tell damn but it's a good story details perfect person who was considered the best car cheat ever meaning the guy this is the guy that the reason that Vegas has those instead of like the dealer peeking the the down card they have to put into a machine and push a button he's the guy that the movie Casino was built around with the computer in the shoe like he was the the best card she ever but among the Egyptians he's like a phenomenon he's working on moves not to entertain anybody he's working on move so he doesn't get his hand smashed up against the wall Binion's right so he's working on mu so he's not going to get killed survival about him moved to Las Vegas and buys a craps table she puts a craps table Tim and his mom right single mother and him that they live in this small apartment very close to the man I was telling you about and this kid throws dice 15 hours a day on this craps table by the way there little bed is like under the tape you know I mean it's a small space and it's a real craps table like a nice one the only thing he does is repetitious Lee throw that and he can helicopters so you can't see them doing this if such Force going around but when they hit the wall one died won't break the number and he can throw it exactly to this part of the of the table missing this from across the table so that one day locks and every time you can guarantee that number he did that every day for almost a decade until he could throw dice better than any other human being in the world then he went and got a job at one of the casinos at X4 cart seats and worked in the craps tables it's all he did and as soon as he turned he won he went out travel the world and when's exact amount of money that he should win playing craps where you're not detected but but you can What's the sex addicts saying I mean I just think that's one that's unchecked for so many people and so acceptable and p*** addiction I mean I I can't get off without watching p*** Ogden and if I don't have corn I'm just not getting off I've never been someone who can do it manually and end with my imagination it's really problem because the poor guy watches like not good Jo Jo Jo Jo like a DM from the simple control a while back that was like if I put out a hit on the dark web for you to be getting raped and asked to pay the guys $100,000 to do it I can make that happen and you know someone would accept that and I was like jokes on you that that's my fantasy g******** in like women tied up I pay for my p*** cuz I feel so bad was happening to the women in it I hope that they are being compensated for it so I pay like 30 bucks a month for kink.com I'm watching really f*****-up stuff and I've always been to Lebanon to like being tied up in like I'm someone who doesn't feel like I deserve pleasure without like having pain like I don't ever celebrate anything I can only celebrate or like relax if I put in Seoul work that I'm just like Dad so I can it's really hard for me to like enjoy myself in life I always had that it's do I have to punish myself first and so orgasms are not something that like I feel I feel it's hard for me to give myself one and let myself have that much it's like it's too much it's like Christmas you like you to wait a year for Christmas you can't give yourself Christmas everyday so I feel I like to be tied up in like forced to have Christmas and like I that's what I that's what I tend to like it's like you have to do this and because I'm so so I don't like losing control either in the orgasm is like the most you can lose control I just feel like I don't I don't like being that out of control and I don't know what's going to happen I'm scared I'm just going to like s*** everywhere or something like that got his cooties on it it went through his arm and his even cleaned it good that it really go through in the morning honestly I'm not even a sharp puncturing a steak and it wasn't you picked the spot is a better place to go through think he would first like doubt himself it's almost like a power suggestion thing where he'd be like none of it might be fake test it out and might be fake number the Frog is there something psychological about him doing that like touch it maybe it's fake make sure it's not fake I don't know anything about magic but I would imagine anything you can do to overload the brain like if you are tracked if you're sparring with someone or fighting one of things you're doing is you're trying to overload the brain so you're moving you do things you faint you fake like you're going to punch then you kick them but you what you're doing is your f****** with their heads 20 things to think about these kind of doing that to check the car's Helene and he says things and kind of doubts himself and it asks you if you're sure there's so many techniques involving but he is a mess amazing him doing that s*** to he had so he did the Magic Castle so f****** mad at me underneath like they actually had a car like little divots in their hands and hold the coins will give it to their hands and that's how they hold the coins in your skin


    Joe on the David Blaine Podcast "He's a Master"
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    so I have been resolved. Times Argus article drug ketamine and stabbed herself eat it doesn't get it over and get the worst part done pigs it's literally a nickname Blaine whenever he would have you do something he would first like doubt himself it's almost like a power of suggestion thing where he'd be like none of it might be fake test it out there's something psychological begin like if you are with someone or fighting overload their brain you do things you faint you fake like you're going to punch then you took them but you what you're doing is you're f****** with their heads you give them too many things to think about he's kind of doing that to check the car's Helene and he says things and kind of doubts himself and it asks you if you're sure there's so many techniques involving but he is a mess amazing him doing that s*** to he had so he can magic happens but I don't think that this counts as like but there was this guy that I knew that dictum coins crazyshit I don't know really is there really no way to find out how magicians do their tricks everyday the neurons I'm going to do it just it just goes and I was kind of him with his hands was watching a move the cars around like someone who plays guitar really good


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Bryce Hall’s Sway House Shutdown
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    my Joey Diaz impression so if today someone said we can schools can open up clubs can open up venues can open up we can go back to normal if you wear this bracelet to tells me where you are at all times where you were last night and who you hung out with this is a problem with shutting down The Tick-Tock house this goes okay you shut down a house that has 200 people what if it gets down to five what your family up what if you have 10 people in your house you can have more than 10 what if you have to work Grandma comes over can't come over or they until you can have a party and not just the city and not just to State the federal government and of course the people that were releasing the information from Wuhan that's the that's a big step cuz they're the ones who f***** it up cuz there was a lot of legit doctors and scientists that were in Wuhan. In Chinese they were trying to get the word out there was silence in the main one the first one that did it actually wind up dying from the f****** creative it's crazy telling people that can't do things count but you can protest make the rules you can't give him power to make new rules cuz everybody becomes a f****** Tyrant and then you tell me how many f****** the hospital do you have a beauty salon I never pay back are geniuses live in this house and there's no real law that says you can limit the amount of people that can go to a party where I don't think there is house is normally has a party like Dan bilzerian's played if you're in college and have too many people at your house still come and shut down right but that's the cops and that's not your house this is marshmallows are in shed every is going crazy having a party who doesn't obey and I'm doing it for press to kind of let people know what's up it's like a threat to this is the same f****** guy that offered reward for people who turn folks in testing liquid Chappelle's doing in Ohio me to do my backyard cuz this is getting crazy I might need to shut down but you going to let everybody know where you live girls have too many people but I think you should just be arrested if that's a law weird power off on louder unruly Gatherings known as The Party House ordinance hate Dan Bilzerian that ever work on you officially took place August 15th 2018 they never use it on him the organs claims to curb repeat offenders of out-of-control party the residential neighborhoods with escalating fines and do enforcement from Los Angeles Police Department I don't think that's connected the schools 2018 show me their kids and they're all the cutoff for property owners who skirt building and safety rules or city laws which Los Angeles party house or does the same law right already in violation of covid-19 Public Health orders in the city's Party House ordinance which becomes the law in 2018 that the talking about that law and it said it wasn't clear whether garcetti's announcement was related to that motion cancel ad hoc still exactly how long it's still sneaky I like that penalty Water and Power shut off permit prohibitions and having certificate of occupancy held or revert revoked for large cop close contact largely maskless gatherings in violation of City emergency orders and County Health order so the City emergency in the county health order they make an order so you can have a large Gathering and if you do going to do a new thing which is shut your water and power off when do they never do that unless you're a fugitive you have to have like a gun and pointing out the window, show our water off where we are making people use Candlelight like and did this probably you know it's it's a high likelihood that people going to die if they keep getting sick and they infect someone you know and you know it's like 0.04% of people who catch Co the. That's what the current standings are so it could lead to a death or two it is possible but I just I just don't think you should allow people to do that High likelihood the people going to die if they keep getting sick and they infect someone you know and you know it's like 0.04% of people who catch covet. That's what the current standings are so it could lead to a death or two it is possible but I just I just don't think you should allow people to do that


    Joe Rogan: Twitter is Going to Be Like Blockbuster Video
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    not better than other people because you think of certain why there's so many people there like I'm right obviously and you're wrong I was saying it's like that's not how things were canceling all the Twitter stuff they're going like down this line of which now we've given them it's better you're just giving people a transcript of like all the s*** you said over the years but it's like the expected have this perfect record like you're never and there's no room for that anymore why you spending so much time complaining about other people all day tell you why because you're not healthy but you're not doing smart things about 12 hours a day it's the vast majority of the way people are communicating and none of it majority of the way people are communicating like for a lot of The Fast and none of it


    Nikki Glaser and Joe Rogan on Men Who Cry
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    you cry over I cry for happy things I think about you know I people that I miss and you know stuff like that and I definitely cry yeah I cry a lot for like things that make me happy that's so that's you know I ain't scared of weakness I don't like weakness but I don't think crying is weakness I think we ought to not want to cry to not want to embrace the full spectrum of life you know I'm life is filled with beautiful things and amazing things and salt will fill with horrible things like they're all there and to deny that I think is to deny reality it is in that has to be delusional I'm afraid of delusional more than afraid of crying I'm not really important that you just said that you cry and you think it's important you know that it's not something that comes naturally to people but I think it's important to do from the lawyer and they were talking about the Innocence Project he works at the Innocence Project and they got this poor man who is an immigrant I believe it's from Guatemala who was unjustly accused of murder and they they got him out and you know they were just going through the whole story about the prosecutors are trying to keep him in jail news innocently they finally got him release they're talking about this thing and I just heard crying those poor guys thinking about this guy I like makes his way to America to try to do better for himself and it whines up getting caught up in this this fake murder accusation and I love it can I really put that out there I'm the one time my ex-boyfriend cried in front of me I was blowing him while he was like still like this is so hot that you are opening up and you are unloading and then I don't have to deal with these feelings on it and another way which is you being mad at me or you lick bottling up your anger out somewhere just was so erotic to me to see a guy like


    Nikki Glaser Details Her Porn Habits
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    like your body and your brain gets fixated on particular activities and those particular activities occupy your mind so much and it becomes a detriment to your life and it did it with video games with sex is with p*** gambling it with drugs and they used to think that they're different things these things obviously drugs have like physical consequences like heroin and a non-alcoholic alcohols when the worst to get off of this when you get off of Alcoa people were like legitimate alcoholics they can die in the cold Amy Winehouse that's the hell she died bulimia no one talks about it look it up because she was puking her brains out at the end and that can cause cardiac arrest like that and so I think I mean it could have been a mixture of both but I do think her bulimia had a huge I like regular playlist so much pain you can hear it in her voice it was such a beautiful voice voice I just think the vet gets swept under the table so much eating disorders when really that is and you know it's killing a lot of people with eating disorders two people that on the other side of that food addicts who can't stop eating and obesity makes you so much more susceptible to covet I mean can I get to watch it but this the sex addict saying I mean I just think that's one that's unchecked for so many people and so acceptable and p*** addiction I mean I I can't get off without watching p*** isn't working and are plugged in and if I don't have corn I'm just not getting off I've never been someone who can do it manually and end with my imagination it's really problem because the poor guy watches like not good Jo Jo Jo Jo like a DM from the simple control a while back that was like if I put out a hit on the dark web for you to be getting raped and asked to pay the guys $100,000 to do it I can make that happen and you know someone would accept that and I was like jokes on you that that's my fantasy really aggressive g******** and like women tied up I pay for my p*** cuz I feel so bad was happening to the women in it I hope that they are being compensated for it so I pay like 30 bucks a month for kink.com I'm watching really f*****-up stuff and I've always been to Lebanon to like being tied up in like I'm someone who doesn't feel like I deserve pleasure without like having pain like I don't ever celebrate anything I can only celebrate or like relax if I put in so much work that I'm just like Dad so I can it's really hard for me to like enjoy myself in life I always had that I have to punish myself first and so orgasms are not something that like I feel I feel it's hard for me to give myself one and let myself have that much it's like it's too much it's like Christmas you like you to wait a year for Christmas you can't give yourself Christmas everyday so I feel I like to be tied up in like forced to have Christmas and like I that's what I that's what I tend to like it's like you have to do this and because I'm so so I don't like losing control either in the orgasm is like the most you can lose control I just feel like I don't I don't like being that out of control and I don't know what's going to happen I'm scared I'm just going to like s*** everywhere or something like that sing something that you regret or like just do it I don't know having a Kramer moment when I'm still terrified of what might happen that's why I only have sex with people that I like trust so much so that if I sit on them they wouldn't I know that that guy wouldn't hate me and like wouldn't tell people oh my God yes oh it's in the drawer Force then you have you have been it's not your fault what you did or what you said or is it always like my problem is I do not like the women to be abused I don't but you can't find g******** where the woman is being treated nicely you can't find one where they're just like so much like I talked about this to my special but I am can I please get a respectful g******* p*** with listen and heed my request and Mako banking when they're just like they're proud of her for her you know tenacity and her strengths during this really arduous Journey personal journey and they're like a pig on her head they spend their face honestly Joe I'm not kidding you I watch p*** with half the screen covered up because I don't like what they do to her head but I like what they're doing to it so the rest of her cuz I just it's too they're so mean but you know choking are you like doing a fish hook I don't like any of that but I like I like the idea of g******** I like the idea of a girl being like kind of used and taken advantage of and I do feel guilty about all this because I'm a feminist obviously I love women and I want us to feel empowered and I'm so sad for these women but that's it's me off like I'm a conundrum yeah I don't want to be distant Joe gets me off and watching when I get sent to me but yeah dude I'm watching I'm watching like it just it just is a slippery slope dude it just gets you know it you go from dislikes light bondage where girls tied up in a guys maybe like doing some stuff to wear with a wand and like fingering her and choking her little bit and then it's it's just like seven guys writing pig on a girl's head and making her own oink and like spitting on her bookmark those I have I have a file I have a I have an email that I sent to myself called p*** I like and I just keep sending myself to the next anytime I come from a video I sent it to myself so I can go back and I can also see my my descendants into depravity for the year I can see where I started and where I'm at and how what I like about this is that usually the girl is I don't like to see a girl in distress I don't like the Asuna cheat ice I think that she's not having a good time I get out of it because one of these girls are having a good time they like to be pushed to the Limit one of my favorite p*** actresses and I just wanna give her a shot at because she does really work is Kristen Scott and one of her the best videos is called School of Seduction I think that's what it's called and or no what is it called its and there's like this Academy Academy that these girls go to where they learn to be s**** and there's like five days where they go to the school and they're tied up and they're just like f***** by a bunch of people and they're made it like Plank and get f***** at the same time as they're planking and it's just like they can't they just they have to do what you say when someone tells you you have to do something you have to be like I guess I have to do it it's not my fault that I'm a hore the people and their Maids it like Plank and get f***** at the same time as they're planking and it's just like they get they just they have to do what you say when someone tells you you have to do something you have to be like I guess I have to do it it's not my fault that I'm a hore and they I just like that that's what I'm into


    David Choe Went Baboon Hunting with the Hadza People of Tanzania
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    so I'm in my f****** underwear and I'm Living On Top of the Rock in this cave and the oldest guy in the village is you know when he starts talking it's like I'm in like Lion King Arms like when I was young on all have a translator with me he's translating David to Swahili to English he's like elephants lines at the hippos like everywhere and like it was like a buffet we just wake up we could kill anything in my lifetime that has been gone it's gone it's like but there's very few animals left to hunt in the ones that are like they're endangered you can't kill them so like there is very very hard and they do you want to come with us and I'm like dude look at my body do I look up and there was a Catholic priest that set up a mission in that area and he's been I met him he's been trying to convert the hodza to Catholicism 20 years and he's like they use the The Bible Pages to smoke weed so the bow and arrow homemade homemade bow and arrow like like just they'd they take this wood and they spent all day making the arrows yep that use 32 that might be rasouli and then there's a plant that they they harvest and they they do all the stuff to it and then that's the poison that they put on the tip of the arrow and these guys yep there it is how crazy people Hunted so first the first day of the hunt I like do they teach you how to shoot a bow first bow shooting is so off and yeah so we practice had you had a shot of Boeing the pad never shot a bow in the in the in my life there's one of these one of these guys that he could shoot the arrow through the zoo oh my God they're f****** ripped dude my God that guy is Jack the Ripper very strong but the kids know how to hunt the Myspace I have that PB cut my face yeah I asked them to cuz I like paint for real. you have to be fit it's it's unbelievable that crazy went to live look at that I mean walking these m************ are so in tune with nature that they do make a bird sound and they talking to the bird and the bird will show you where the honey is like and then there's a pack of 50 dogs following us and the dogs aren't pets there hunting tools right so the dogs are the first line of defense they've sniffed it out and I'm like this is this is mental right in psycho like I'm on a f****** against an experience right now never did I thought I would just wait why why am I going home so if I walk with one of the kids who Pune clicking language I try to be careful right if you're making up a language like you might accidentally hit on some real s*** there I tried I tried just say one or two forbidden words so if I walk with one of the kids and it's like him giving me a tour of his house like Ball come to Joe's Warehouse in he's showing me he's like thanks climbing a tree with just grabbed the snake and he takes out a slingshot the rock the pebble this Big Bam hits a f****** bush baby out of the tree breaks his leg breaks his legs puts his ears like a snack for later everything is talking there it's like it looks like they're just goofing off and playing but there they have like must they have some what-do-you-call-it microbes in gut biome kind of things in their stomach that no one else on the plane so the translators explain to me Canadian site like scientist come and literally steal their s*** they find them in the Steeler s*** and I'm like actual poop their actual to get their biome because there's biomes in there that don't exist anywhere secret to a healthier diet the light them up and he's eating nothing to him so we go climbing the tree guy sticks hand in the tree Scoops that out starts eating it like it's a f****** hamburger bees and I'm like bro I'm cool no no no come on come on like we've been doing this right I go in one sting like you've been getting stung since you were kids so you're like immune to it and they're just doesn't bother them doesn't bother them they're fine with it and their bodies also gotten immune to it right crazy good biting that honeycomb like it's a snack and all those bees are on his head his hands and the thing you never see in all the National Geographics and all the Nature Documentaries is that it's always serious and here's the odds of warrior and here's you know whatever Nate these guys crack noodle they like do you want it do you want to come with us tomorrow like none of your eating Clif bars and hang it back like you want it imma get I meant okay we leave at first you know the second I have the translator with them in the you know it's like worst case scenario when they don't they don't do food this this is the sad part they do the fake show for the tourists like the tourists come in usually European and then they put on the fake it's a fake it's real but they dress up and do dances and stuff and they give him money so I wake up at 15055 31st noise and then laughter I'm like are these flowers doing fart jokes at 5 in the morning and that's the thing that people don't realize is when you don't have TV internet entertainment and you're just with your family and your homies all day you're bored as f*** so they joke morning till night like I don't know what they're saying laughter laughter someone cuts a fart joke all right let's go so you saw the pictures they're ripped back muscle six pack the kids have six packs I was very out of shape I'm still out of shape but I was the most out of shape and think about waking up at 5:30 in the morning and the thing that's the final animal that's like kind of left is baboons they called they almost call them in that part of African like the baboon men cuz that's what they eat tastes horrible to me baboons look human so we're in a cave man sleeping on the top women on the bottom wake up there's another cave and you see all those people not another baboons and they're pointing at us their point they like look they're coming so I'm like this s*** is crazy we're hunting baboons like there's enough to feed her family think about like running again that was pretty fast in high school I can do V quick I can't run at top speed for hours and I and I got these I'm drinking water and in this environment it's Advantage to have black skin cuz it's cooling these guys are sweating what's going on we've been running for 5 hours and they don't get tired like a handful of brown water and that's enough for them and I'm like dude what the f*** like and they're telling the translator this m*********** looks like he's never caught anything in his life and he's like he hasn't and to me I'm an alien right to go he he gets his food from supermarkets what's that they hunt the food for him they cut it up and package it and sell it like they don't believe it. Should I tell them to like hey you guys you look like a f****** supermodel can I bring you to America America isn't that the place where people jump off buildings to kill themselves like that concept is so foreign that when someone explain suicide to them and was like oh my God they don't end in in the time that I'm there like I said that first week is withdrawal like f*** was my phone and then all of it goes away right I'm not thinking about any of my addictions I'm not thinking about like I feel peace I'm not miserable my depression goes away and I go morning till night you wake up you hunt for food you get home celebration everyone's happy that the men brought the food back the women you know gather the berries we have a big dinner celebration cuz every meal you got to be grateful for dance party by the fire and you're out couple fart jokes and you're out repeat the next day there's no time to be like bored and sad and upset been worried about some b******* and so I'm trying to keep up with these guys you know they're at they're running at top speed like say this is Sadie's at the bathrooms on top of the they're doing a perimeter they're doing okay we're going to come up all the sides and the and the dogs are on the Forefront right there running faster there's a guy named all the money he's got some dreads he's he's the The Villa at the tribe spotted he's got the Bible he's rolling joints for everyone he's about 50 ft behind you know he's running at like a he's not doing that seems like he's got I may be like to three hundred feet behind you no come on so he's running and he's running rolling joints and have you done any running before this not really man I'm a sprinter I I don't I can't I don't have any insurance oh my God dude cuz if they're like going back and forth were like my dude I'm just going to chill here on everywhere run everywhere just running ended that you know they don't some of them have shoes like they make homemade shoes but some of them don't sweat it just Barefoot and I'm the runt it's the it's the drive Bush right so there's like plants that have like thorns and like it looks like just like that white scratch to me I'm getting cut open I'm like bleeding everywhere just f****** they're just Clowning me to it or clowning me there like bro how did you ever survive and I'm like I'm like come on come on guys I put a GoPro on the dog so I go back and I watch it the baboon is like a human like it stalking for me types of the tribe hit the talk is his nutsack rips his f****** dick off I'm running the guy holds up his Nazis like look we got the nothing like why you show me that we're getting close they finally f****** hit the guy like sort of here and I to you not just saying the baboon you saying hit the guy who looks human man yeah and in all the dogs the dogs are dope I love these dogs so much they're all hunting dogs so they all have scars and f****** Tails missing like the baboons have fangs and these dogs are so hardcore that there's a dog that had one leg missing there's a dog that you could see his ribs and they're still down to hunt like they're in the back with me but they're still like I want to show value that you know cuz I talked I interviewed each person in the tribe and I what is the happiest day of your life and they all have the same answer the day that I wanted the biggest animal in I got to feed everyone and I wasn't hero and so I'm wondering all baboons for how long how long are the only hunting baboons I mean it's been for a few years now but let me be built on anyting will kill anything and there's nothing left of baboons just recently it's getting to just that and even the even then cuz this day that that day that I was on the first time cuz there was many days we want to go to reading and that's like super Downer for them but this is my first time I had to go pro the guys shot he backs into a tree like his last stand and the dogs just start ripping his guts out and started f****** and I'm watching this and he's like and it's like he's going well I wasn't even close guys they tie the the foot and the leg and they make a backpack that's how they carry it so we caught for that day so they bring it back to the Village I don't know if you saw that picture I brought my top Ramen with me so it's like they don't waste a part of this thing the person that killed it gets to eat a dick in the balls they eat the head to eat the brains they turn their fur into like jackets and just eat the brains dude so at night I thought I thought dinner time was over think about it how much protein in nutrition is in the brain right and it's the final thing right they stood ahead that's in that pot and so the brain gets cooked and then it's like a delicacy at the end they like tap a hole in and it's you know they have black skin like I remember that it was fire it was in the cave it's night time and I hear he's just here eating and I turn my flashlight on and I like the whole tribe just channeling the brains at the end of this is our favorite part and they're even for the end yeah and they're just like her face and I'm like yo you want to get in on this so I have some brain and everything yeah good once the the the look look there is a thing about primate brains prion diseases that you get the they find them in the cannibals eating a human eating human brains also they did get a bird there yeah sometimes they get birds to so I am eating mostly baboons I tasted I wasn't eating it I'm like I have a million Clif bars in my backpack are they got up some sort of an antelope or something there and then the drink now that water but they're so there's nothing left in the gas tank I pass out in the next day or not for me it's and I eat everything what it taste like I've never eaten a hue I'm imagining that's what humans would taste like it was just I don't know Jamie that's the only it's it was just it was strong but you got to think of the physical strength of those animals and everything is being really good but they loved it I don't know Jamie that's the only it's it was just it was strong but we got to think of the physical strength of those animals and all the testosterone and everything is being released them taste good but they loved it


    David Blaine Regurgitates a Live Frog on the Joe Rogan Experience
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    you need another one of those what is the reason why you need so much water to do this is it so that the Frog as a place to be so the Frog never enter the frog or anyting I'm sure he feels very comfortable knowing that he goes didn't hear anybody get a bath the more and now we can hang and talk for as long as we stay in there but so long as you kept them in there and they live like 3 hours or so wow right now I don't want to 10 and time anybody complains about needing to pee when shown this video and I feel like get him to swim up to the how do you do that 10GYM your face becomes I worked on it I started like three or four years ago and it's been in your mouth 3 * this is so bizarre Here Comes so much so that I have to like locate at my you have to locate I'm a highly recommend you go to the video you're going to have to no no no no no no we're going to keep this up exactly the way it is people need to say I Spit on biggie I've called the water spout outside usually put out the fire oh my God gallon of water do we need another bucket in the back it is quite preposterous better where is he at right now, they're putting my hands serious little fella Nevada Road buddy so that's the Frog trick little fella Road Nevada Road buddy so that's the Frog trick


    David Blaine Started Hallucinating During His "Frozen in Time" Stunt
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    you you first get on television you first do the 6in then you are magic involves and your magic goes from being just magic to some of the more insane things you've done like standing in a block of ice for how long as you do it for 70 the lion cuz I had to make I want to be on time so flute the ice Thing by what made you decide to stand in a block of ice cream 60 plus hours so I'll tell you that you were saying how to go from the magic tricks Starrett I love that poster since I was a kid if I Can Do Magic books you see that poster and anyway so bill again the guy filter about Bill kloos comes up to me and he's like what about this and he shows me an image of Indian fakir that was buried alive for a month cuz I put a few pretend to be buried alive and Central Park will sneak you out and he'll come back a month later and I was like I always wanted to do like a beanie like things and I never want to copy but that one he never did so it's kind of like well that's interesting What If instead of doing it the way he did it what if I did it and everybody could see that I was buried alive so what if I was really just buried alive like it can't be that hard he's like yeah you can't do that and I was staying at his place so we got a coffin from Queens were actually Houdini was buried I bought a call if we put it back to his house and then I would just practice sleeping in the coffin then suddenly and then then I pushed the idea of doing the bird alive and I'm convinced people to let me do it publicly and what's funny is like firemen and stuff like would come to the store in the middle of a bike and they would shine like Holograms that me and their lights and stuff and that's the guy but and then they would assume that I wasn't actually in there okay so here it so back to this one well York City on the West Side Trump had like this bunch of properties that he was developing and I was like I want to be buried alive I'm one of your properties as I possibly like sure if you just sent me his driver and went around and that's what I did my first start and end see those two big holes to the oxygen was being see the holes above my headphones so the air was being blown in and out but it's pretty straightforward like at that one's not to me not that impressive like if I said two years away there for a week but if you're not used to like peeing while standing in front of lots of people it's actually really hard so Mom and all that stuff which is like a cone with a capital whatever and people are there the whole time like it's suddenly became like an event and so there was never like they were like old will cover it snowing and see him like no then people going to think I'm sneaking in and out so I had to learn so I would close my eyes like when we were kids sleeping but that and by the way I didn't eat for a few weeks before so I had no foods that was the other was an issue but what happened by Midway through the stunt I'll be waving and smiling and laughing in your house you didn't eat for how long 2 weeks before you do all of that into the body's really good with that so you were comfortable with the fact that you were able to fast and that that wouldn't be an issue of yeah and you were comfortable with the fact you were getting and where you drinking water from getting water and that was fine it was like it was enough how much water you think you drank over the week that you were in there a little bit but I don't know probably pipe 3 liters a day or something out there to tablespoons or was it was it was like a normal amount and body was full recovery and my starvation expert was like one of the top guys in the world and London my doctor at the end thought that I was cheating so they put me on and I filled water H2O in there thinking it's just pure yet this exact right right which is irrelevant by the way but so I had nothing but pure H2O 444 days lost 60 lb bone mass index dropped 33% you do magicians and the guy building there like you need to take these vitamins and they can be a handful of sugary vitamins and I'm like no it's just because I know if I'm going to do what I want to like actually do it right and if I would have taken those vitamins I feel like my metabolism would have gone into starvation mode and I might have had irreversible damage from me so the fact that I actually did it I went into starvation mode in the body protects itself doesn't show what I was saying is this Publix in the New England Journal medicine with them which I'm pretty proud of it but he he didn't leave me so he put me on an IV and right away the phosphate levels reacted and I almost went into shock so I almost actually did die when they refit 5 miso does papers called the refeeding syndrome they say like after World War II when they rescued the from the from the camps that the Jews and everybody was starving the camp and they a lot of soldiers gave them like candy bars and stuff and all the sudden their system went into shock and they die from not being referred the right way so what is the correct way to refeed someone if they have any in the NFL today slowly bring them back so that you don't have what happened to me which is phosphate levels go all crazy from Harrah's full of food and loaded like a fried egg In-N-Out Bagel it was like the most high also didn't go to the bathroom for a month-and-a-half think about that how long does it take you to recover from one of these things that what I feel like I never fully recovered from but like a guy wouldn't recommend anybody does that like goes like super super long with no food but but by the way it's only the recovery you might my body always goes like this now it's always confused when I like training I go up down really quick really easy and it was since that so I just feel like that but there's no way to prove that but that's a common thing though with people cut weight for fights really yeah they have kidney failure and yeah yeah yeah that's that's a real common one with guys Daniel Cormier I actually had to drop out of the Olympics cuz that I didn't know this kidneys failed kidney failure is a big one with the fighters kidney stones to for a lot of guys in Conway so you're that was probably in your opinion the one that damages most or left the most residual Dental most difficult one was the ice by far the The Ice was a monster and the reason why was because and now there's also something great about it so it was a warm November so they are coming through was like you know it happened to be a 68-degree 3-day spread which led to the ice keep dripping the cold on me and it's radiating this way but I'm also standing up in one spot completely stolen can't sleep due to fall asleep when we present to I to get frostbite if you cut your skin off right so I'm staying completely awake the entire time it's a difficult situation on our 55 exactly are that look back at all that my friends knew my eyes just go out and I'm now hallucinating like you could never ever there no hallucinogenic drug will ever give you those kind of hallucinations amazing but it's also when it goes into that Nightmare part it's scary but there's also that amazing part of it if you have people after that stunt now when hallucinate on stunts I have friends there that I say I'm going to start hallucinating just talk me through it but so here's when I started realizing that I was hallucinating cuz you don't know when you are right and by the way that wants something ever did was sleep deprivation that if you remind me I'll explain that whole thing but I won't forget but so so what happens is when I start realizing it is I need to know like what time it is cuz I'm done at 10 p.m. because it was life got to go through this stuff there that got by the way and my door man would come in like news or whatever Fox News that David Blaine is not really the I dated a special special on fox saying that I was never in the ice and I had a double of me that was at the ice I'm switching up and down with them so my doorman who get away with doing that at my door man who comes this this is the funny further to my door man that comes to see me he's knows me so well is it buried alive and he's so nice right he comes to visit New York and he walks up to the ice and he sees me he's looking at me all weird so I wasn't hallucinating it are you sure that that was you and Ice could that have been you as like what do you mean it he's like okay well it's getting so here we go on that special airs now he's convinced that it wasn't me and I haven't already thinks because he doesn't believe it she asked me is like theirs was that really good because they said that you were a double of yourself and you were switching it as I Kenny but you looked at me like the house if I have a twin brother like where is that identical twin brother and wife is so back to the back to the when I get to 55 hours so I'm looking around and I need the times like this what time is it and the guy goes 402 yeah so I'm like okay that means we have like another 6 hours whatever it is right and by the way my time estimation service so I have my cat wait might have been two of it and wait wait wait and I wait and I'm indoor it's hard and like things are moving everything's weird spiders walking up people are like sitting in the ice I'm waiting waiting voices are talkin to me don't talk back to drum waiting I'm waiting and I wait for like a few hours before I ask anybody the time again and I see somebody I'm like in the guy and the guy goes 4030 no was coming through I tried to grab it yeah so look at that but now that I've learned that sleep deprivation is one of the most amazing ways if it's controlled to go to another place it's like that the native while you're in there what are you doing occupy your mind like did you have for you using Haitian we just thinking we just winging it like without okay so for some of them what I do a big but firstly a lot of things you get to your free time to think like there's no phone distractions aside from the physical but but the one thing that I use with everything is kind of like a breakdown of number so I'm like okay have this much I have to get to this point than when I get to this point even when I run on a treadmill like okay if we get to this point which means let me get to the halfway point and I'll consider that when I'm holding my breath okay I need to get to 15 minutes I'll let me get the 7 and I'll start at 7 and its 7 I'm like okay I'm at 7 left I forget to another 3 and 1/2 in three and a half and then what I always do is whenever I'm training I always go past it so it's the same thing so like when I'm running a treadmill I'm like if I have to do let's say like you know 3.1 whatever it is I set that as my target but then I always go like another half a mile past it because I won't can't quit before because then you'll be in the mindset that okay I can stop before so anything that do I use numbers to get there I get halfway and then I push the go further every single time no matter what which is such a mathematical system of ironically necessarily have any sort of meditative techniques you just concentrating on the numbers meditation for breath-holding all the time everything swells up I could be in a really bad and all that stuff in the pain is excruciating and unbearable but yet I mean you're waiting and you didn't have any residual effects of that just my ankles and legs are really swollen I couldn't walk right but yeah I'm going to try that I think it's too weird so people aren't really like to do that billions of people I would imagine that someone would step in and try to emulate that obviously was not and that's why I pray my daughter never becomes a magician even though she's so amazing are your ability to overcome adversity and then you shall to your children from adversity all my favorite people are all the all came from a very tumultuous childhood they all came from like turmoil and no one wants that for their child you want to protect utility okay


    David Blaine is Lucky with Dice
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    mind forces the body into moving over and over and over again do you know you do it to this level of perfection that for person like me who doesn't know anything about cars I don't know anything about card tricks I don't know how they work I can't shop while you watch me Shuffle you f****** laugh at me but I watch your your hand movements in like amazing amazing around that I wouldn't even pull a deck of cards out of my pocket we could have there that guy that doesn't 39 like the guy who moved to Las Vegas when he was this is crazy story to tell damn but it's a good story I won't go into details so he moved to Las Vegas when he was 12 he moved there because he wanted to meet a specific person who was considered the best card sheet ever meaning the guy this is a guy that the reason that Vegas has those instead of like the dealer peeking the the down card they have to put into a machine and push a button private the movie Casino was built around with the computer in the suit like he was the the best card she ever but among the Egyptians he's like a phenomenon because he's working on moves not to entertain anybody he's working on move so he doesn't get his hand smashed up against the wall Binion's right so he's working he's not going to get killed survival knows about him move to Las Vegas and buys a craps table she puts a craps table Tim and his mom right and his mother single mother and him that they live in this small apartment very close to the man I was telling you about and this kid throws dice 15 hours a day on this craps table by the way there little bed is like under the table I mean it's a small space and it's a real craps table the only thing he does is repetitious Lee throw that and he can helicopter spin the dice so you can't see them doing this if such Force going around this way that when they hit the wall one died won't break the number and he can throw it exactly to this part of the of the table missing this from across the table so that one day locks and every time you can guarantee that number he did that everyday for almost a decade until he could throw dice better than any other human be in the world then he went and got a job at one of the casinos at X4 cart seats and worked in the craps tables it's all he did and as soon as he turned 21 he went out travel the world and wins exact amount of money that he should win playing craps where you're not detected but but you could unstructured places and he can throw dice like I've never seen anybody throw a dice it's crazy people that are really good at cards like my friend Dana White has been barred from casinos because he wins at Blackjack probably just counting I don't know what he's doing is counting that you can go to a place and do really well and I like your doing too well you got to get out of here while they also it says right to refuse anybody which is important because it has to question table called the fire and it was like a game where you have to hit all the numbers open and close without but crapping out so when I walk up to the table right away the Pit Boss and everybody to make a big deal if you can't touch the dice and then their life that you can call up I can touch a Dyson because you know they invite me and conceiving though I'm not cheating I still feel like you know maybe I'll get it I have a little bit of an ability that's giving you know what I mean right not a cheating ability but maybe I'm a little better than a random Persona right got it so the pit bought they make a joke and then the woman to Buster's us she says well if you take your shirt off of let your throat joking anyway what I do is I bet for everybody at the dentist I go to the low stakes table always so the high-stakes Super Bowl team right over there now I guess they're all crazy excited with these big butt so I put the fire but down for every single person at the table including the dealers that they mean the Pitbull you know that you know what the dicing and I'm throwing the bags do in the dice and this goes on for 2 and 1/2 hours I keep throwing the dice I didn't hit us I didn't crap out Evans in between each number so you have to roll like a 5-foot say and then I'm like oh no I need to roll another five which it is statistically much more difficult than a 727 is the most common number to come up so if you roll a 5 you're like oh that's hard cuz you can only get a 2/3 or 3/2 on both dice or 1/4 or for one so you have a 4 out of 36 as a 1 and 9 so you're probably going to crap out before you get the number that's why the game is to their favor so throwing the dice and it's two and a half hours later and they stop everything and they're like your fire but just hit one I heard of like the odds of hitting that bet is pretty rare but it just luck nobody should hit that bet I mean statistically it's unlikely and I wasn't cheating so yeah so do day but the question I'm looking for some reason with dice but I can tell you I would be if I was great the story for this reason playthrough have a daughter can you mix it like that and then squeeze it when you're done so keep it hidden but put it on the table but make sure you can see it and I can't see it you like no one can see that right you sure you want to do it again and the five is he basically how do you know that and they flip it and they want it to be Keno so it's like you throw the numbers so you said you wanted a 5 right yeah and that booty away from a f*** is that it weird for you though just to blow people's minds like that all the time but with seat so it's not you know I don't think if it meant so what happens is the digital fixation part of like the love of just like learning something new and exciting that's like really the stimulus is like that that fixation almost as I'd like the meditative thing that you're talking about but but as a magician that is performed it's like really the stimulus is like that that fixation almost like the meditative thing that you're talking about but but as a magician that is performing in trying to make TV shows it's a really difficult because you have to like keep coming up with new things which is that hard to do


    David Blaine Freaks Joe Rogan Out With Crazy Ice Pick Trick
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    10 person ice pick through my arm every night which is like you don't want to hit a break you let you know anyting nerve and there or an artery or anything so I let them choose a spot by the way I also brought the ice pick if you do do want us to cuz I know that you know it's real but I should Ford but I brought one with me and I got the alcohol from the here is a look at that girl so years I would imagine you would accumulate some Scar Tissue now that I that one's easy through the hand hand and I developed so much when I get a shooting pains I stop doing the hands next to here do this to use as what's going on here for your side okay wide okay so you two were on do you want the left or the right let's do the right since it's right next to me do you want them to come in and see it as well I mean they're just a standard ones that you get we believe he's doing it for real and he would take rapiers and he would have them pushed through right through the middle of his body his lungs and everything he would show on all sides and then they would pull them out and he'd be perfectly fine and every every doctor 70 year old man was on his boat and a stingray jumped up out of the water bong him in the heart and then start Stingray was gone but the you got really cocky with cuz he's like I could do anything that is f****** insane in the heart instead of pulling it out which he waited till they so doctor's waiting with the heart they let it beat out the other side and I slowly let it come out through his whole body it's crazy but this is too much I wouldn't show it to like to listen to get too cocky he started to think he was fine there's that trick where they do needle through arm and then I was like you just because it's usually sharpen this time is not as sharp but how do you know where to do it through how do I know I'm not going to hit an artery that's fine but what do you want me to do so it's hard to believe that it's real to keep pushing keep going keep going wait hold on Again by the way okay from the bottom like a straight path through no we have something but it's fine now when I do it through no it's a good sign Aries Blood on the other hole and your body is healthy so it's clouding up pretty quickly put it out and that's it okay


    Why David Blaine Learned to Hold His Breath for 17 Minutes
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    so in that section I pulled out a book and I was like 6 years old and I see a guy chained to the side for building staring out looking like that this apartment and that was easy I didn't know anything about what that all men I look through the pictures and he was hanging upside down and stuff like that but when I went to sleep I would have these dreams of this guy change of the side of a building and that began my curiosity and love of of Houdini and then begin my curiosity of like not just like the magic tricks stuff but like this stuff that's to me it's more like real those Two Worlds Collide because some of the things you're doing there they're just insane endurance and mental exercises and then other things you doing or what you would consider magic right so so I love both separately like independently like I always loved like I had a karate teacher at the YMCA that used guess I'll run Barefoot in the snow in the winter in Brooklyn and the other cuz we are young we like 6 7 all the kids like I'm afraid they were going to cut their feet on glass whatever and I would run in it and I felt like I could do this because I wasn't good other things physically like I was born my feet turned in and stuff like that so I felt like this I could do these things so then I learned how to hold my breath and the reason I learned that hold my breath was simply because I was on the swim team at the Y also and the other kids with I'm back and forth and they destroy me cuz my feet then function perfectly well and what I learned is that if I didn't breathe if I just swam it would save me time cuz I didn't have to move my head dip it out and you know right so I was just swim coach would yell at me but suddenly I was no longer in last place I was like now second and sometimes first and that began my like oh God you can actually do what the coach doesn't think of possibly could swim there and back without breathing and then the older kids would come to see me do that like challenge them I'd be like Lexi you can stay under the longest and go up and down five times I didn't understand the physiology of it that like going up and down doesn't help it's more effective to just sit through the bay to just kind of chill but I would just sit there and they go up and down and come back down at which makes it worse do not make this CO2 build-up more extreme you can actually hold more efficiently so when you have that feeling everybody has that feeling where you need to breathe for example in 20 minutes from now you will not recover and I didn't believe that either some magician friend of mine who's amazing and in one of my like heroes in life he he told me a story as I was doing like buried alive only thing he says you know you know the Navy Seals you know they black them out under water so they're not afraid of drowning and I'm like that can't no way like cuz it seems so abstract of a you do so but it's stuck in my brain and then when I wanted to do the water tanks. And I started learning about freediving and stuff like that I suddenly realized blacking out is pretty straightforward like you blackout and then you get your head up water and if your supervisor fine so and I went to San Diego with the seals I watched what they do and I actually did it but I didn't black out equipment back and forth a few times in full but they have that feeling full and they broke the seals up to some 45-pound weights and they have to walk across the bottom of the pool and the instructors are swimming above them and when the when the seals blackout they cut the rope bring them up to the top and they're fine but what that teaches you is that you do not need to worry about being underwater because if you're with a team and you by the way that no try this again out there is Extreme dangerous to shallow water blackout which lead to death but if you are in somebody that's training and you have a team and you want to push it as soon as you blackout it's like getting knocked out so it's but it feels better it's not like getting knocked out with a punch it's like you getting out of it at you for no but no but yeah right exactly except this one's even better that part of it went whenever I wake up from a black unlike online there's no trauma right under water thing probably not a good idea to do too many times alright know you could do it I mean I've blacked out underwater a lot by the way life of a chef 2 seconds and I had Telemetry there and I have pulmonary experts and everything like that and my heart rate dropped to 8 beats per minute and they pulled me up cuz they were freaked out that it was because you hear about the kids in the news like in 1984 whatever it was a kid was under an icy River for 45 minutes yeah with not blacked out unconscious underwater for 45 minutes they rescue him out pulling back recover him and full recovery so there's something that the body does it we don't understand it but if you actually is so because he blacked out because it was so cold the blood shunting occurred we're all like the same as when you get called the blood rushes away from the extremities and protects vital organs and because he didn't inhale the water cuz it was completely out of it when they were covered up they didn't even have to get water out of his lungs and he was perfectly fine wow so but that just shows you that there's like a certain levels of of what the body can tolerate that we have no idea so you in and learning how to swim in learning how to go all the way back and forth and holding your breath this started this idea of holding your breath bring stream long. Of time like what had been the record before you like 20 minutes and how many seconds to seconds when I was a kid I heard that is I start reading about Houdini his like proud record of his lifetime and he's the underwater Escape king for a hundred years ago and he had he was around the best swimmers and he had access and he got up to three and a half minutes so by the time I was like Teenage early teenager I got two three and a half minutes as I came out but I didn't know what that all meant right so I blacked out was that size like okay that 3:30 seems like the edge but then when I started working on the actual concept of like how long can you hold your breath for then I started looking into them like oh wow there's like people that can do 5 minutes 6 minutes 7 minutes and then there was a hypothetical record of of hypothetical 13-minute record but no evidence that was on pure O2 so is a hypothetical Puro to record of 1302 was here also said that flushes everything out and leave your body to yeah that I just went up to 25,000 ft in an airplane ascending at 500 feet per minute doors open everything no oxygen and I was Luke aikins who jumped from 25,000 feet with no parachute Landing that he was with me and two other at the pilot to other guys we just right under 25 is a 24/7 with it and I said let's see who goes hypoxic first so in a hyperbaric chamber Oklahoma City am I level my oxygen level shot up which nobody believes as possible so I get into the airplane and we put them on Amazon and everybody's around the same I was actually lower than Luke I was like at 90 whatever 596 he was at like ninety seventies I go and when are you going to get a Joker with it and as soon as we cross 15,000 ft his slowly starting to come down and I start doing the breathing technique. like I said write my oxygen levels and we filmed all this shot up to 98 and then 99% is I went up to 23 + 1000 ft now these guys think I'm a magician so they're like like fake so I took his monitor off of his finger and he took mine I put his mother on my finger put mine on his hang his was dropping around 70 and mine was 9899 then I switch with Dax switch with everybody on the plane and the oxygen levels with the breathing all the way up to that altitude and I'm not recommending this cuz I haven't tested enough in it but they did stay up at 9899 and so my evidence for that was you hear about all the Sherpas that go up to the top of Everest of the 29,000 ft and they're not bringing oxygen I get it but they're still at 29 plus thousand feet so they're doing something that's allowing them to rewire their ability to Naco hypoxic so this breathing technique you're essentially exhaling more than you're breathing in so you're breathing a small amount in and then and then I fill up everything for a second and then exhale slowly and I'd like for example of when we're done here if you have 20 minutes I'll get you up to a 4 and 1/2 minute breath hold in 20 minutes in this is just through these breathing technique when we're done with this out I'll show you how to do it and you will get up to four plus minutes for sure you've learned you could go three and a half minutes or 3 minutes plus right and then how did you have it in your head that you were going to eventually get a 20-minute Okay so it's a long I can I forget where I'm going it would like drink a gallon of water drink a liter of kerosene he would float all the kerosene on top of the water and then he would spit out kerosene out of his mouth look like a human dragon and then put the fire out with a gallon of water so it's that it is Magic but it's it's art it's mind-blowing like lots lots of people I love him it's not like it's incredible now look there's guys that are card guys that are like that also like lots lots of people I love and when they do the cards in a way that's like but but that act to me was pressed a button it was like whoa


    Best of the Week - August 9, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    I'm the one that would break into Joe Rogan house and still wants you and you still want you get me into the interview room in the after what's going on I'm talking to the guy showed up the guy pulled the gun Mexi and I was home and then I feel what happened to the guy with the machine gun I don't know did you know I don't know Miami Vice that night I had to be home by 9 that's all I cared about was this wedding so I'm f****** with the cops and like I'm just going to go in there and talk to him tell him the truth that yeah I went over there what's this got to do with what we talkin about dog hike tormented and then I agreed to get the guy information and I would just give him like red Vans drivers they would figure out the f****** Jamie I was playing them I was just giving them fake license plates how long you do this for I let him know that's the hard part yeah yeah the momentum of losing the weight is good but most really get to a point they want to take a break and then wants to take a break then it all slides yeah it's a bit of a break but then I want to get to that next level and so then get back on it and now he's shredded will put a lot of weight on you nice pictures they take what they do and I'm like we're heading that direction my trainer about 3 days a week sometimes two days a week and then on top of that and we'll do you know just different circuits back chest you know whatever whatever legs and then then the other days I'm always just trying to make sure hit the treadmill twice a day for 2 mi sitting in front of a computer podcast and playing games on Twitch and stuff like that so I feel like all that long I guess started a treadmill and the Dave treadmill discipline Bugattis look at me like man you like you're looking f****** good man you got your s*** together you look like you're about to lead your own show and I hear s*** like that and I'm like okay I better get on that what you do you are very positive like you're you're very warm and friendly like all the s*** that you do online you're all smiling and positive and friendly it's cool it's it's got it gives off a good play When I look at your Instagram posts or read something that you posted like on the good path people have a very poor judge of character doesn't seem as it seems forced people that are like that all the time if she doesn't seem very Force please walk around afraid for their life and it's like Abu ghraib where they're hooked up to wires and they he was like you had to go around and apologize a million times for like they're going to find this thing if you don't go away you got it you got to have a good run and we have a good running step back and go okay I'm still going to do my thing but like I'm not I mean it's only a few jobs Charleston's got war criminals her and pushed you jumping around I mean by she was buddies with but that was like one of the first CIA agent Allen really weird and then they went on if you can find that clip they went on with a weird like diagram of how it happened in Ellen's like showing the people not liking emotional like how are you feeling how you holding up it was a weird diagram of like and then he went to the left to the right it was very strange to put what the hell's going on this is a daytime show which is the guy in the sky from some of the pointer is this happening on like a daytime show this is weird I know that block of Beverly Hills that she is fired up The Vape at The Vape to jewels and camels coffee in a smoothie that's not good for brain not good at all learn half steak half chicken or something that way they give you more this and half that they're not going to put half in the scoop or they're putting a full scoop or in there and then you're getting a full pooper on the couch and College in the car that's when it happens I was honestly on the drive up here I had a little bit of gas and I was like just wait until you're there hold it because you don't want to take any risks right now so you know it actually worked out I let it out by pinching my remember who it was but I might even set it on the air remember it happening but I don't remember who was in the red barely got out early tomorrow set of college so like I feel like me trying to hold in a poop is the most cramming for a test I feel like I do not like procrastinate until they know they just they have to hit like I'll gamma stay up all night


    Can Marijuana Protect You From COVID-19? Joe Rogan Investigates
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    does marijuana stops cancer-causing cigarette leave the juul alone Canadian study reportedly says marijuana May prevent the coronavirus Baja one strain of a sativa I believe I'm a fact that that like might have some update strong objection to the believe treatment has been extended to the source for Doctor call Deluxe report magazine Botham Jean said that's not true about the author this author's name I guess about the author shabia law has been extended to the trucks work but what was the objection and who is it from like why would you just that one sentence is like a is it weird to put that at the end of the thing strong objection to the flea treatment not real but they're not saying objected they're not saying what they said and it's doctor Colgate posting this was posted like clickbait came out so it's like people like everyone wants to be there can you turn the fan on please get ready


    Comedian Ali Macofsky Cracks Joe Rogan Up With OnlyFans Reference
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    Marshall I wanted to meet the dog unfortunately I'm going to go shoot guns after this next week and it really freaked me out and then I started to have fun and I like the other way but veneer of civilization pulled off and how easily people go crazy it's a bummer but it's real I just hope it all gets better and realize it's all pretty socks regardless of whoever wins no matter how good the candidate is but I also think that this is shown us like we do have so much power to influence what happens it's not so much who the figure is are the person wearing the suit it's more about like people coming together and like making some changed themselves right now this is really about big businesses and special-interest making as much money as possible can people fat and stupid and they do their best to keep us uneducated trapped inside our house with low vitamin C just want people hopefully they use their voice in like a positive way I think that it's really easy to like attack people regardless of whether it's political or not nowadays with anything going on it's so easy to be like a negative voice when I think you feel angry right so even if you are already like a angry person you can be really a I'm frustrated and it doesn't seem like a way out I almost like the way people are did the Wii paper way people were behaving today with all the tension and all the infighting and all the chaos it's almost like this isn't it's not even their fault I really almost feel that way I feel like most people are so unprepared for something this stressful and anything's really stressful if that gets you so out of your head and when everybody's out of their head and no one could just calm down it's not a good combo not good for anybody and the real problem is there's not a real clear antidote for it is not a real clear path out of this that's what makes me real nervous people have requirements in one of the requirements that they have to be able to make a living as much as I think the universal basic income with one of the things this whole pandemic s*** when it's shown us that it's not a bad idea to have a certain amount of money that you have allocated to everybody so that they can pay their bills and pay for food seems like we should figure that out and Andrew Yang was talking about this in terms of automation but it's just as important with or more important with desk ume choices everybody hat means like we've automation comes and takes your job maybe you can figure out another job but if there's no f****** jobs because no one's allowed to work then that's the best argument ever for Universal basic income Bank we have to delete that keep it in its funny I need any funny what is a bit because you're totally right it is like comedies dad and there's it like I can either sell chicken wings but like I don't know there's only so many I want to go back to trading but there's only so much you can trade and like the only thing I have is my feet


    Joe Rogan Explores Aliens, Language, Free Will, and the Simulation
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    super high once I think it was in the tank and when I came out I had this idea that alien life if it wanted to communicate with us would come up with a way of a type of language that everyone could understand like a language that got right into your brain a language that instead of you having to interfere with the sounds mean and turn them into words it's some new kind of technology that allowed like as they're making this sound as they're putting out the Sig going straight into you and you automatically understand without knowing what Bob said you guys should come to the spaceship instead of sent you know what it means without having hearing sound like you have to disassociate the idea of these sounds meaning these words or just know what it means spray Black Ink into the sky right what do they do for light let me see what it looks like again yeah there goes display black ink and it makes like weird patterns and that's how they would communicate that makes sense some series of patents has come up with me and he's really like a legitimately genius, and I got a chance to interview him once a way back but one of the things we talked about was he was talking about downloading Consciousness into a computer and they think that there's going to come a point in time where you will be Eternal because you're going to figure out a way to take whoever Alan Makowski is and put it in a computer you going to exist as you inside the this computer inside this thing I've always thought that that's probably what alien life is what alien life is something that is gotten to the point where it doesn't need a physical form any more like whatever Consciousness is it figured out a way to contain it in non biological systems so they take whatever you are when you're born and they began his things like how does that thing replicate what are they doing to make it what do they do what are you doing to make sure the power stays on like what are they doing I think keto probably squat I think life could be all kinds of shapes I think life could be that there was some speculations You Scientist were trying to figure out whether or not light could be a life-form like there could be as forms of life that were made entirely of life don't think of his life we think of his like frog or like and Ali macofsky or Jamie Vernon but it's possible that life might be like I thought about ideas like when you have an idea and then that idea gets your hand like man I don't like that idea and then you start working to fulfill that idea you build a thing like maybe have an idea like how to build a thing forced you to make it it's like you had an idea that bumped jumped in your brain and it's like that literally allowed itself to be borne by getting this idea that invades your Consciousness and tricks you into making thing doesn't that make you think that everything's already kind of decided like you know you have free will and control but to some extent everything's kind of already what's going to happen is going to happen to have free will but I think you also have determinism I think this is something that people have argued successfully where you you really have to take a step back and go okay what do I think about a person who a person is right now because I meet a person do I meet this woman and she's all f***** up she lies a lot and she likes to do drugs and she doesn't know what she's doing her life and she cries like you should get a b**** is that what you think what what do you think when you meet a person like that do you take any consideration like oh this is a person who is the granddaughter of Alcoholics and it all boiled down to genetics and terrible to all of her systems that came online when she was 2 + 5 + 6 they all came online during alcoholic household physically abusive and you're hiding in the corner of your bedroom and it's all chaos and drink drinking on your 12 like when you get to that 35 year old person and they've gone through this insane pattern without any intervention doesn't nothing switch how much of their life or they really responsible for it's a real question it's like who are you you are the combination of all the things I've ever happened to you your genetics are all the weird s*** that you inherit from your pair you and heard a lot of ideas they think even from your parents not just like learn from them but actually hurt these ideas and then you do the best with what you got and some people's got is f****** terrible like reality itself changes too much and things come up that seemed like if there was going to be a simulation this is how it go down when I first started reading about simulation theory was right around the time where I Anthony Weiner got busted for sending pictures of his death, what are the odds no more weiner but if we're going to come up with one Sunday and obviously not you and me but someone really smart can come up with a simulation it's going to eventually get good enough where you can't tell that you're in the simulation opponent of this concept and he was explaining it through like probability Theory and I'm a little too dumb to understand what you're saying but basically what I'm saying is if you do if if it's possible that someday someone essentially I'm paraphrasing someday we'll have a simulation like what are the odds that this is similar it's more likely that this is a simulation than not the other possibility is that we know the simulations, that's the other possibility that's why everybody's freaked out everybody's freaked out because even though it's not here it's inevitable if you follow the pattern of innovation if you go from Pioneers to people live in cities to cell phones and internet and f****** space force and you just keep going eventually you get to a point where someone figures out how to make an artificial version of life with his Ray Kurzweil staying or what you and your computer or there's a thing you sit in connect to the some someone can come up with some look for Trump if somebody brought trapezoid looks at Trump besides it mr. Trump all of this seems highly unlikely doesn't it will hear us why you are in a simulation this simulation was started 78 years ago and this is the pattern it plays out you you're you're giving a large amount of money to start your own business you've lost your life people mad at you though they going to be dressed and have the best things the biggest you have a business everything going to be amazing and then you come up to me like you wake him up and he said this and that this seems crazy it seems crazy because it is and you settled upon a very bizarre pattern in your simulation and this is how it came out and everyone else is mad at you but they did this. Don't understand this wasn't your fault you didn't mean to but they need to think of all the things we counted before like poverty abuse drug addict parents all the different things that make a person who they are right those are really kind of like factors in if you had a game like if you were playing some sort of a large-scale role playing game you like what is my cat's going to be like all the characters in The Matrix will be if we if we're we're staying this human form essentially someone going to figure out a way to put a helmet on you or put a f****** spike in the back your head that like locks your central nervous system into this gigantic computer that starts sending signals to your brain and tricks your brain into thinking it's riding on a horse to the f****** see the Saudi Arabian Desert that's going to come whether or not it's here yet to come out there's going to be a cell phone you see God you going to you going to like call God. God's going to be in front of you hugging you giving you love that's similar to what exists already in nature like maybe they're interconnected in some sort of a while maybe someone will figure out and maybe someone who is anti-drug we'll figure out a way to recreate psychedelic experiences using only technology that interfaces with your brain and turns on those chemicals get to could be like a state that's similar to what exists already in nature but maybe their interconnected in some sort of a while maybe someone will figure out maybe someone who is anti-drug we'll figure out a way to recreate psychedelic experiences using only technology that interfaces with your brain and turns on those chemicals on


    Artist David Choe Was Hooked on "Warcraft 2"
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    talking a little bit about the video game stuff right when I was in my mid-twenties people couldn't wait for Warcraft 3 to come out cuz like the new shitt coming out I remember right. Like it's going to come out and they delayed in it and it finally came out and I didn't I didn't have any money then and I got Warcraft 2 and Warcraft 2 the interface for their kids out there listening like God in her face like your little peasants and paladins and removing them around or Warcraft three on the f****** explaining videos and I got on there and because the entire world was waiting for Warcraft 3 no one was playing Warcraft 2 so I was the god of Warcraft to you know when you go on online games like 20 years ago and I'd be waiting at starting map and I'm like who wants to play and if we have to wait for people to join my career was just getting started I was in a for relationship with this woman that I dated for 7 years my life was like on the up-and-up and this thing completely took over my life have you ever seen the documentary called Web junkies about the internet problem in China but I'm aware of the problem it's a document from 2014 and it starts with a kid just crying and they're like why you crying and so China had the clue PC rooms internet video game addiction a national emergency so they said it's okay to be set up these centres and you could either poison or drug your kid and just drop them off there like or you can lie to him and tell him they're going to like a camping trip and then just drop them off there and then they stay there for 90 days cuz that's and it's like a prison and the start of the movie they can't stop playing video games they can't stop watching porm they can't function so this thing in in the movie at some point I'll spoil it the Escape like like from this a documentary documentary they escape from the madhouse at one point like the kids you know the former plan and they where do they go they go to the PC room down the street like they can't stop so the visit documentary very interesting cuz for me you know me I don't smoke I don't drink I don't do any of that but I f****** I've been to over a thousand AA meetings and I don't drink what people why do you do that and I'm like cuz I can't stop pouring I can stop video games I can start stop gambling and I know that they have meetings for that too but they're harder to find them or shameful there's less people and if I go to a room and I'm talking and there's a guy speaking about how he got clean from I just listened to him and every time he says alcohol I replace it with p*** video game on and I and I'm like not just that I'll do that in the last case scenario but I'll I'll go to all the meetings I go to meetings and so I'm sitting on Warcraft 2 and I'm and I'm something's missing from my life and my rage and my anger and all might my addictions and my my mental illnesses are coming out in this world crafting and find this map that's perfect it's a small map and it's called paintballing in it's just everyone dies everyone has one hit point so one hit and you're dead so it's more like a like a chess speedball game so the games don't last more than 15 minutes you have one peasant 1 Paladin and one Wizard and I killed at that game I killed an infant in within 5 minutes you know like the way it goes you bring down a blizzard storm and that you build a cannon Tower whatever and you know if you're going to win and this is before that minutes cuz it's a fast game everything goes fast and you don't have to wait for the wood to chop its really fast and those games I didn't have the this was before the earpieces So within 5 minutes the game is sort of on auto so you know it looks like who can do the things the fastest then I start talking s*** I'm going to skull f*** your parents you done mother has a kid like and I'm like I feel like I am a horrible person and then one day I was the king of this map like in this one area in my life where my art career is kind of going good but not really and I don't know how to be in a relationship and I'm just sort of lost in my my mid-twenties I don't know who the f*** I am in this game I am God I'm God like and I'll go out and I'll be checked out I'll be out with my friend I got to go work and so is the first time in my life 18 hours 20 hours a day so I would play this game and I would lie I started lying I started lying to my friends about what I was doing and when I was out I be checked out they be talking about hey what does new thing going to go here and I'd be like ice storm icestorm you know if it's like so I would play this game and I would lie I started lying I started lying to my friends about what I was doing and when I was out I be checked out they be talking about hey what does new thing going to go here and I'd be like ice storm ice storm you know if it's like


    David Choe’s Hilarious Story About Shoplifting an Adult Movie
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    remember the VHS tapes that were in the hell yeah so I live in a house with small house 3 Brothers me and my older brother my younger brother and my head exploded cuz I saw scrambled p*** and my friend all hundreds place I was like I think I could see at it drive to Showtime price you take like HBO over and HBO Showtime package you would decide where I was just kidding HBO but there was some of those channels like skinemax right there was so much they were like fake movies with a show like video but something one of my friends got to appoint an actual point we're watching it like in stunned disbelief in the f*** right and so that wasn't the f*** I see the scramble p*** and I can't function as a normal human that I'm 13 14 years old with the three boys that are all hitting puberty and I need more I need more so I go and where am I trench coat I walk into a adult book store on La Brea and like Highland and sorry Santa Monica it's where Trejo's tacos is right now cuz I wanted to look like an adult you know I'm like a f****** like ZTE Asian kid and I walk in and remember they used to be like 40 bucks and like in a carton they were like expensive like the packaging was really big and it when I went in there and I saw I saw a package perfectly up-and-comers Raylene's first you know and I'm touching the box and it's taped up and there's a metal detector in those cameras and I go I lost my mind I lost my mind I was like I have to have it I don't have forty bucks and f****** 13 year old kid I use my fingernail to take the tape off at take the tape out and the guy sees that I'm paying what's going on they're f****** Jam another coat bukit I run home when your 13 and horny 13 and horny and I get home we have VHS and a beta machine cuz my dad chose wrong and we have to eventually get the VHS and my mom and my grandmother is watching WWF wrestling so you got understand the Dynamics of a tiny home to my grandma my two brothers and my parents and I in someone is always home someone is always home so this things I got to watch it the wind can I watch it so I finally put a plan together I go I'm going to watch this and I don't even know how to masturbate I don't even know what that is I have no sex education I go at dinner time on Wednesday I'm going to eat my dinner really quick run to the f****** living room and so it happened so weird no we're having family dinner and I went to school was going to tell tell me if I run to the f****** living room and you can it's not that far I don't live in a huge house so you can still hear the silverware clinking like they're eating I pull out the like a Disney movie in there I pull up a VHS I put in my thing does the FBI warning I'm fast-forwarding unlike looking I'm looking fast-forwarding you hit play in fast forward and then I see tits and it's and then she's wearing jeans and then that's the cover no no Jamie no don't do this to me and I'd seen print Playboy at scene the movie in the car in like you know like I'm like 5 man so I am everything's dopamine serotonin you know I'm like my dad to walk in any second like what why you breathing hard while I do nothing nothing and then I I get to my room and I share a bunk bed with my brother I don't know and I'm like I'm on the bottom so I have full of like I don't even know his breathing slows down I'm on like sitting there I'm pressing my dick against the wall I'm like and I he's like finally he finally falls asleep and I got lucky like hold my whole arm squeaky it's like a shity bunk bed but it's still doing it cuz I want to wake up my what I want to do is I want to f****** cranking and then I hear David my brother why you shaking the bed so much anyways I can go on and on about myself David my brother why you shaking the bed so much I like and now I'm like God damn I got to find a place in my anyways I can go on and on about brothers a cock-blocker he's a cock-blocker he f****** cock me blocked me from myself


    Best of the Week - April 26, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    look at where they were 2014 look where they are now with faking the Chris Cuomo thing they've they've biggest show is the only one that seems to be a man doesn't crack a million in the ratings I think it's like 800 and 900 I think we might be wrong but I think that the co-producer him and said let's go to your house will fill his big deal think so and I think it wasn't that bad I think had mild symptoms that dude went out the guy left his home was not what he was talking about the issues he was having he was he seemed normal right like it was here's what I would expect from someone who is as sick as he seemed to be I don't feel that good but hey I'm one of the lucky ones quite a while ago at the end of the night I'd be like really a key cuz I was tired and I was as I was tired my immune system would be depleted and then I would feel the effects of the cold more and then you wake up in the morning feel a lot better baby pop some ibuprofen Tylenol so you probably got sick you tested positive but I think he it seemed fairly mild in comparison to other people like Michael yo when I talk to him what first of all when he was doing a video talking about recovering from it was coughing and in the video he was coughing when you talk about everybody but he had a bad case of it we got pneumonia and it was rough and you know Michael's a healthy guy so it that was disturbing to me but they Chris Cuomo version coronavirus didn't seem that scary the dude wasn't quarantined okay he went out to some property 30 minutes to his home cuz Emily with his family he was witnessed by somebody else to do that right I need and want to do it about the tracking the Cova tracking that they can get people to agree to tracking if it's your job to do that you're going to keep going doing that in China yes this guy just got back from a trip in China to give a 14-day quarantine and they put a f****** camera right in front of his door that's weird is like what you're not going anywhere for 14 days and we're watching you people in politics to encourage Society to snitch on people that's weird that's a level of cracking if you're saying if you lose snitches get stitches but this one it's a weird step towards this tracking system that's going to be implemented that they're starting to be like oh it's okay we're going to reinforce you guys being stitches thanks for letting me know that Karen was out not doing the proper protocol have been that many deaths were like relatively to what they thought they were going to be and so that means it's a success so that means the way it's being implemented so far as been a success like you're getting it more aggressive with it even though those numbers are way lower than we thought they were going to be you shouldn't have f****** party but you also shouldn't give people rewards the snitch something like if these people ain't dead in 14 days imma go out when I first looked at this and I heard about we want I heard that there was a lab doing research in infectious diseases a couple miles from these wet markets where they're saying that this thing broke out there are cases in the former Soviet Union of them doing these this Research into infectious diseases and weaponizing it and then having it because the protocols weren't followed or whatever Allison kills a few people and they Oshkosh it because it's a 1960 something nineteen seventy something so there is precedent and it wouldn't be Beyond The Pale to think that someone was doing some sort of research it doesn't have to be weaponization it can just be there just studying this infectious disease not even weaponizing it and someone contracts it somehow in that lab and then brings it outside starting the coronavirus pandemic and says the case against a Wuhan lab and so it says why the Wuhan lab remains a suspect in the coronavirus investigation I mean it's really likely that we never really will know but they most certainly were working on viruses similar to this one right there at the end of this article says there's another one called are 96% of the same genetic material of a virus the to share 96% of their genetic material that 4% Gap would still be a formidable gaffer animal passage research says Ralph Barrick virologist University North Carolina probably in bed with the Russians who collaborated with a guy got arrested because he was taking money from Russia or excuse me taking money from China cuz he was doing something with them I mean it's real spooky what's really spooky is the World Health Organization is essentially in bed with with China and they're not giving us a hundred percent clear detailed information everything is filtered down through the Chinese propaganda system no shirt very dangerous and they also at work but it seems like they were a little more prepared for this than we were if you're doing recent there's a lab what are you doing research similar to this close by there there's a history of other countries maybe even China to doing research into infectious diseases not following protocols that we would hear in the United States are not all as safe as they are shocker here in the United States what we're doing the same type of research and then it gets out and then they just happen to have a lot of these kids ready to go for testing I don't know what else you going to do killed sometime the aftermath of Tiger King killed some more time but then we still got like six more weeks of what what do we do now I think we're supposed to be May 15th right May 15th I think that's the latest projected date but the governor just stop people from going to the parks and beaches what was a new thing today yeah I think you know what it is like we can't have nice things you know whenever they give us something nice we don't. You know like a little kid we got to let you go to the beach it's like no you're not supposed to be playing volleyball and lay it like it like just you're supposed to keep moving right you're supposed to like walk or ride a bike or go sir for this little but you weren't supposed to just mingle Gathering groups and of course we're Gathering groups were partying at I got right now if you can't you don't have a haze uh and you would see people they parked their car along PCH right and they sit on the car and kind of like look at the beach and stuff like that so I guess you each one of them had a car's distance between them cuz you you're sitting on your car the next person sitting on their car but then I passed this Neptune's Net which is like a big motorcycle hang out and there were maybe 20 bikes in a row part and the guy call just kind of hanging out and it was like no man like that you can't do that you know I mean like like a motorcycles the ultimate social distancing vehicle right you're you're by yourself you are in a jacket gloves and helmet you're not breathing on him but when you stop you can't just all have like normal you know and that that was the part that that I think that that's what they're like no we're not going to do it cuz I think you know that this Georgia and Florida whatever it's like that I think that that's what they like no we're not going to do it cuz I think you know that this Georgia and Florida whatever it's like they're like the experiment man they're like yeah let's let them get out and then let's wait two weeks and see what happens


    Joe Talks Marvel Superhero Powers with Alonzo Bodden
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    no diseases ever make us better cuz it's like a Marvel comic book yeah how come I can't get hit with gamma radiation the s*** out of me you know that he's the Hulk now constantly 24 hours and then he's smart and intelligent Hope come on he's so he's Bruce Banner all the time he's Bruce Banner but he's also the Hulk we were talking about reading which is what I'm doing now and I got this book it's like 10 years of the Hulk is like a thousand pages of Hulk comic a 10-year run and the story is it's great it's the gray Hulk who was smart but not like the movie one but he was smarter than the regular one that you and he would only change at night like a vampire like a werewolf most the time we need him as a hawk so I got an idea yet somebody Mark Ruffalo the Hulk all the time the Hulk has glasses now it's so ridiculous that he's a really smart guy and then he's basically a model like unlimited power working as a fighter and he has like a room he's he's taking baths and stuff like that was at movie Ragnarok and the fighter he's like a gladiator but he's treated like a hero and he has all the Gladiator stuff for you know and it's like that hunk wouldn't be doing that like the Hulk would just be smashing and destroying but the folks like a gladiator in Thor ends up on the island and thorens up in the ring with him but he's smart enough to hold conversations cuz I was a big Marvel guy and I tell people wanted a big things and they brought it up in the First Avenger movie and this was a storyline I remembered as the Hulk could never fight Thor because they were both so strong they would destroy the planet cuz like the Hulk's The Hulk strength was unlimited to the matter he got the stronger he got and Thor is a god which never play in the movies but in the comic books every now and then thought I would remind him like I'm a God that my dad is the god that's a problem if he's a God then what the f*** is Captain Marvel cuz that chick Trump's everybody he was like controlling a son right when they this is what I love and this is what what why women laugh at us cuz we're having this discussion UFC strawweight champion she shoot like she has a gun but no one they fight can be killed with bullets missions of weapons technology primp articles to become Goliath anagram Master Marksman haven't been trained from childhood in a circus by the criminals trickshotting oh boy well I'm a big Jeremy Renner fan I like that guy a lot and when superpowers and aliens and stuff come in that's when you got to you got to make some phone calls by aliens coming at you and you shoot them with a bow and arrow I just know what's his name of Wolverine heels instantly okay has agility speed endurance and reaction time Superior to any Olympic Athlete athletes who ever competed LOL the super soldier formula that he is metabolizes and hands always body to the peak of human efficiency Playboy philanthropist yeah I'm going to I'm going to go fight I'm going to go home for those would be my two in a fight do you know who she was but it wasn't that great you know and didn't match up with someone who has the power that she has like she look if you're playing a game and the game is good guys versus bad guys on your good guy side you want to have like you'd be like real pumped if one person had way more power than anybody was ever lived or you would just wait to play that card you know you'd like let people know like I don't let me have to pull comes down here everybody's but here's the thing like they they can't figure out a way to make a good movie with that I don't know I mean it again the movie was was all right but it wasn't it wasn't great it didn't show tune up. shut up. comic books but he's not Hercules Hercules right like when Stanley didn't create Hercules can steal any other mythical character right and and it was cool with Thor because in the comic books he was human to write he had like a human form and then he would turn into Thor yeah in the comic books he had a human form I don't remember that but but you know what you would think that someone else could make a Thor movie like why can't they make a Thor movie Like An Origin movie about Thor the God could you remind they might they have never done it yet but who knows a store that God could they have done it yet but who knows that the Elder gods


    Raghunath Cappo Fought Off a Guy Who Was Stealing His Car | Joe Rogan
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    and I feel like what we are doing there in these great martial arts teachers that we've had teach us is had to be sort of almost like you're fighting this fight but there's no rage you're not actually even angry at the person it's actually just you're just doing what you're supposed to do right now can I be completely relaxed and do this under stress under the stress of combat choke the life out of you literally I don't look at myself as a fighter right at that time when I saw you last you left your lights on your car and I said no I have a I have a Saab that you need the keys to turn on the to get the lights on so I can't pay my car but my top was down with convertible sub in the top was down and my lights on and I realize that there is this dude in my car trying to start my car and my wife left her keys in the glove compartment and I guess he will open the glove compartment when it was open can you put the keys in it and he just couldn't start this wasn't like he's so I don't know if it was because of yoga or Jiu-Jitsu or whatever it was but I was so calm about it I just said hold my sweatshirt and I was super skinny then I was like I don't remember my diet was I was 100% raw food is vegan like you know about 47 soaking wet with a crystal in my paw and I just said in a very calmly does it hold my jacket and I I ran I jumped on the back of the trunk I jumped over and jumped on his head and then and I'm small so I'm real close to the steering wheel and I slipped behind and tried to choke him but couldn't get deep enough behind him to choke in and it was this big dude I couldn't really tell but when I jump it was a big dude I just said and he said you trying to choke me I'm going to kill you but it was such a stall me because he couldn't move I couldn't get the choking deep enough and it was just a stomach and it went on for like 3 minutes just there is your first minute is a first date it's midnight in Santa Monica right now and finally we stand up in the seat for Santa present my windows are up but the top is down iCup his neck and a punch him twice and he grabs you by the shirt he grabbed him by the shirt and we throw each other through the windows snap and shatter we fall out of the car over the door and roll in the can I put on my guard and they just at that point I think he just turned and ran and I pulled a shirt off check this out I had his shoes his cousin shoes fell out they were sort of like on tight Adidas his shoes fell off his pants dropped Sunday we're pulling up his pants into socks and that's the story I think it's because it was sort of like the in that mood of this is my duty I have to protect my car and also the other thing is you are used to like pretty intense conflict when you doing Jiu-Jitsu all the time and then you do we do MMA pictures of a tap you let go but you're that was rust yeah you're going as hard as you can that's the difference you're so accustomed to that so when you're wrong with this guy also people that aren't accustomed to that they they feel vulnerable panic you look like my size you know you look like weed and I should be but you're You're vulnerable You're so vulnerable right this second but it's almost like you're learning a game and then you realize how this game is completely deadly it is a deadly game has exactly what it is you're playing a game of I'm trying to kill you you're trying to kill me but we're really good friends that's the crazy thing is like a lot of guys who have technically killed me and I'll cuz I have a tab there my like the people that do it all the time so peaceful I don't know of any other item really study Marsh other martial arts except a little more Thai in Thailand but but I wonder if it's you get the same feeling as you don't have to pull that was like that's brutal I'm in Thailand it was like I didn't want to kick a guy in the block it with his shin and I lifted his knee and I got a bruise from my ankle to my knee that was like that's brutal is brutal.


    Raghunath Cappo: We’re Just Doing Time on This Planet
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    the idea in the in Vedic thought is that there's Davis or higher beings and then there is the David T Deva the hot like a judeo-christian tradition would say God how much of what these people are experiencing and talking about in the Bhagavad Gita and all the texts that has to do with Soma and has to do with the Psychedelic rituals that they were participating in while they were doing these things said that yeah it's a commonly known thing I think that's only as a beverage on the Moon the Moon you can try to recreate on Earth this plants they say that grow that don't grow here and those beings that grow and we just hear the stories Smith but you know what the zebra Smith I live in I live around a bunch of beautiful turkeys but if you've never seen a peacock turkeys look like boring his name is Robin's occasional Cardinal we see a Quetzal or peacocks like Rocco is blowing on me he's just thinking danger danger danger I'm actually be Emma being, being with family with ideas with fought with the home so the yogi say you don't know but there's they said everything is a personality not just you because one says I look at you you're just a big lump of Earth and flesh water blood whatever you whatever you want whatever lens you want to look the periodic table birthday in Chinese elements in Indian elements are they going to look at matter but you're not the only say you're not that you just have that so they say the Earth itself is a being it's a living being and all the animals are living beings outside of the earth there are living forces that all the planets are beings that's why there's a detour that's why if you study there's different mantras to the different planets cuz the planets affect your karma so some people want to they said they realize I would love to get your chart done because when you have people like yourself or even myself on a lesser level where we have some types of extremes in our life you can read it in their chart is it becomes very obvious same with criminals it's in their chart really if you really knew how little control we have our life it's shocking know this and what do they need to know nobody needs to know your your birth time your longitude and latitude of where your example I was born on a great astrologer once these guys are real likes simple humble like humble people and I said I want to know my chart and you just said I'm not very good I said, I've heard you're the best you said I'm not very good and he said but I will tell you what parish are thinks of you apart Shara was Lafave of the person they say scribed or spoke all the beta's vyasa Dave which of the Great sages of India soap are Shar with his father and he's responsible for gotv or the was called the horror shastras where to get the word horoscope from and these are all to do with studying the luminary study of celestial bodies and to pinpoint you in relationship to them so he said well at a certain. When you were born there was a rising sign and rising star in from that store we can calculate your chart so I gave him all my statistics birth time and date and longitude and latitude and then he opened up these books that he had on the Shelf doesn't know me from Adam and just goes this is the star of music and spirit and you will spread music and spirit throughout the world Palm readers Mystics who don't even need your palm they say they're stronger than they say the Palm readers it look right in your face and tell you all about your life and I like it and I'm like I met many who can blow your mind that would have to be someone who doesn't doesn't know who I am but in Indian I'm not one of these new-age guys like I'm a New York skeptic okay but you believe in Ganesh but I believe this could be could it be could be most likely to appear to them then or I think psychedeli I can bring you into this otherworldly Realms and even according to The Vedic concept is there's other Realms and everything's Divine and everything that everything's a person and there's 33 million gods and then of course out in the material universe and planets it has lower planets like the Christians would say hell but they talked about whole mandalas are discs in layers but they were the differences from Christianity and I don't know where the Christians actually got a got it from her when I was added or subtracted but The Vedas teach about none of them are Eternal meaning you don't stay there just like we don't stay here we're just started doing time on this planet we do time we learn a lesson you get some Karma you got some good good good or bad, but if you don't learn your lesson a sentence with lake or they get the library you're not dangerous you're not threatened good behavior so according to how we behave in this world were perpetuating ourselves we're going way low we go high and people go high all the time it's impressive and people go high all the time it's impressive and you take that in micro and put it on a macro as well and to the degree that you sort of don't learn your lessons you just noticed


    Keeping the Ego in Check w/Raghunath Cappo | Joe Rogan
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    you were the first guy that I knew that was really in the yoga back that I knew Hicks in like on that document with choke piano right back there was a great documentary it showed how much Jiu-Jitsu and yoga together made Hixson this really incredible force it was the yoga had affected his mind in this great way cuz he was able to meditate and he would do all these incredible yoga poses you sell flexible and he had such dexterity of his arms and legs mean a lot of people. send about yoga because of Hixson but you were the first guy that I knew that really went so deep into a you actually became an instructor cuz when I first knew you I knew that you were in a band and that you you did yoga then a little bit cuz I already called you yoga Ray but it's like I felt like you were on this path and this this yoga packet Al and then paying attention on social media and following you it's like he's really into this s*** I remember when you were moving to New York we talked online and you were going out there to teach Jiu-Jitsu or excuse me yoga and I was like I don't even think he's just all doing yoga now and that's what happened right you know I did music for most of my life with the Youth of today youth of today was the band before I became a monk and the night and at the height of that career this is a New York City hardcore straight-edge band weed and drink with and smoke and we know strict that's me more relaxed form so that's what I did the idea of the so we started this when we were 16 17 and make your own music and stuff like that but when we got youth of today together it was about sort of a message of Better Living positive mental attitude these spiritual principles like Karma and what goes around comes around and respect dignity controlling your senses in your mind and what what led you to that really I've always been my idea of a good time was this was like a tease in New York City was you find these like easty Westy book stores that have books on yoga and metaphysics and reincarnation and just plop it down and read books all afternoon by Swami's and saw dues and Weirdos and palm readers and stuff like that that's my idea of what a good time was and I always felt like life is meant for our self edification that's why we're here we're here on a mission of growth and when I read books by stages are Mystics and things like that I was always like I want to be like that that's what I want to be that's bigger than anything out there that I want to be so truthfully the band I never really want I'm not a musician I play a little bit of everything I wrote all the songs but I'll always looked at myself as more like a seeker and maybe a spokesperson but then at a certain point in the success of that band I started realizing okay now we're big and there's a lot of people who follow those sort of principles of controlling your senses we don't drink we don't smoke weed we don't take drugs no we can care about what we eat but that's not the goal that's like a doorway to something bigger and so for me I had to step away from that even though it wasn't bad or anything it wasn't what I wanted to become and it was a certain point in my life you know in your life at the time was the height of the band's career as well you started touring internationally and stuff like that but I realized there was no amount and inviolate this was 80s in New York time Run DMC Madonna the Beastie Boys you never knew like what was about to like blow up and you were with all these other people that they were your inspiration and they were your friends and stuff like that so at that Titanic when I just said there is no amount of like material success I want that's going to feel sort of like a god-shaped hole in my heart there's nothing out there that I want and it was also a very precarious time of my life for the precarious but a time where my father went into a coma for 3 years unknown lemon lung infection was young 64 unknown lung infection and there was some neglect in the hospital and his lung collapsed and sell Comas or one of these places we don't want to see. Dead He's Alive and it's so confusing for a person that loves that person had to even react and you know in it I'll say in a humiliating way real I couldn't deal with it and I shut myself off and I went in just started working on my music something I could do and then at his death when he finally left his body I would I was cultivating a strong desire to go to India and and study more and I was at that time was also studying yoga ayurvedic medicine so he went into a coma for three years and then when he died animal need money left his body I decided I'm going to India now this is that was a sign for me and I quit the band and this is at the peak of the band it was at the peak of Youth of today yes. Hard to walk away from all that you know what I was at a point where and you probably experience is 2 mm sheready probably just too sometimes when you become very successful at something that same things or the thing that you love so I can eat away you as well sometimes sometimes the peep I'll share it with you I saw it I remember sitting in an ashram on 24th Street and she even under ashram she been on there was like yeah he came outside India and he brought lots of books and there's a library books were bookstore on 24th Street Bree has a notch from the New York City I remember reading this one quote by him in the midst of my life is in a band being a teenager living in New York City and it was before first the first one was really interesting where is your happiness coming from is it coming from your day-to-day living or is it just happiness from your ego and I thought where is my happiness coming from is it me being a person that I said want to be is it from in a people people nowadays they collect houses they collect cars that colectomy thinks I collected records act like a rare Punk records and in my brain I thought the music seems like that if you're unfamiliar with it there was a band that was great and they put out 1007 inch records and then a band broke up with a punk scene always groups of these people pay $100 for that record it's so me and my guitar player for sale we had like thousands of incredibly rare Punk records that if you remember the world of records no one played the records cuz you could damage them what you did was put everything on the cassette and so I started thinking about this quote by the Swami who said man where am I getting my pleasure from I'm thinking Walmart record that it was the first shattering of my concept of self and where what is joy and what is pleasure based on my ego and all those record that I really valued and I really valuable records and we start a record company of the time so we would basically print limited editions of their bat we put out all our friends record sick of it all Gorilla Biscuits bands that we grew up with our own band youth of today and so we put out these records we make limited edition and then we trade these it's like printing your own currency basically make a long story short after I read that one quote my whole concept the pleasure changed and I took all those records I threw them out on stage 2 all fans record collector fan that was a roundabout story but the second part of what that that Swami wrote was and I'm paraphrasing this of course the diseases of the Soul are not new their ancient the soul is pure the spirit is pure but it gets covered by lust greed anger and envy and I started thinking that me Rusty I'm not greedy I'm not angry I'm in a band have no money you know if you ever been in the band it cost money to buy a guitar got a guitar cost money by strings. Strange by an amp so it's it's it's a money pit to be in a band get paid 50 bucks or whatever so I was thinking not me but as my band got more successful I realized man I do have that there is money out there that I want and I never got I got offered money for the first time and I Get Money I should get you know I wrote the songs I should get more of that money they get in a fight with a drummer know I should get that money we should split four ways everything and I realized I wasn't not greedy I just had no money my uncovered with greet Drake cuz I didn't smoke I was a very big deal big deal and it was descended spirituality start to work on these subtle things that are plaguing me and you're the people are really want social justice out there it's very easy to point the finger at everybody and watch what everybody else is doing wrong but in the yoga path it's about like putting the microscope on herself where am I wrong and I really want to chain how can I start you really do some psychic surgery of my own ego of all these other things that are baked down to the spirit so anyway that was my point was My Success oh you said you said what was it hard to give up the band and I was like no I'm so over it I was over another one ND that plays the soul they say so there's people that are looking up to Joe Rogan I want to be like that and there's people that maybe you're looking at your pretty big right now I don't know if you're looking up to anybody but but the feeling like in the corporate world or someone wants your position and that plagues a person the person who's not gracious or a person who's like there's a scarcity mentality what is a band coming up and it's a band I want to get too and I realize that all these real subtle things they were playing my heart and these are the things I wanted to work on and so yeah it was it hard to give up that wasn't was great relinquished it you were on a spiritual Quest all the time like getting spiritual or being on a spiritual went on this Quest and that's why I found so fascinating that's that was what was so appealing to me is like okay this is a real one cuz it's not a lot of real ones there's a lot of people that pretend to be on these spiritual, but they really did just want everybody to think they're spiritual it's like you were talking about the pleasure was the pleasure voting records hold the big punch with people coming over your house I think you're cool because you have these record aeschylus record man that's the same thing with spirituality in a lot of ways what would people love is the fact that someone finds out but you do yoga everyday someone finds out that you meditate someone finds out that you've read these books the Eagles So Damn Yankees I know it's so sneaky it sometimes like his door and walk in anybody could open this door people would walk he would come downstairs and there was a homeless lady cooking and is is Kitchen to go Sun you got going on and then he was like what a book I forget what book it was it was something obvious like Catcher in the Rye or something like that Denny's like you're so right about that we're both Holland laughing but that's a thing the people do like people want A well-stocked Library not just to read those books read the books then but it all looks yes but it's also then there's an issue where people want people to think that you're This brilliant erudite interesting person because you have all these books in your house like that's that's there's a there's a factor in that they say that jeeva or the spirit has to go through a elements in each element to leave the material universe is according to the yogis and they get progressively double in size and the last one to the first one is Earth and then that last one is you go is the hardest is the biggest of all of them and it's so refined even people that we do altruistic things you do things for yourself betterment it gets wound up in religion because Roundup and Diane Impala take to get to end up in in race against Roundup Roundup in animal rights Advocates Roundup in against animal is the biggest thing and you can see that person too and I intend and almost better than seeing us some someone else's to see it on yourself that's like that's the work of the yogi is try to stay motivated by that play it again so yeah it's a constant checking in with the ego I think that was part of my I didn't think about it I came from sort of like a scene where everything every had to be cool certain whether certain look a certain dress sneakers who wore short haircut for a robe


    Colin O’Brady: Pain is Mandatory, Suffering is Optional
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    this is the crazy thing that you've done and it begs the question when you do crazy things like it does this change you as a person does like walking across Antarctica has one rowing across the Drake stretches that was backpacking hostages another like is this changing you as a person like what are these diseases experience with you tell someone hey you're going to sleep 90 minutes. A clip then you going to roll for 9 minutes and you going to poop into a bucket and you're going to sleep like a sardine with a bunch of other dudes on this boat and not going to sleep much you're probably going to loosen 8 sometimes unibrow in the dark but yeah but you'll get through it though but weeks later you'll be done yeah like these these are weird things that you're doing a sort of changing but your personal life experiences are so much more extreme than the average person's yeah hundred percent I mean you know one of my reasons for yes for sure is to test the limits of my own potential and grow I'm not doing them just to like so that I can be the exact same person on the other side of Antarctica The Other Side Drake Passage to take that learning and you know I've been asked a similar question I guess before my answer or the way that I kind of think about it is I've started to think about life like the about life in the totality of life experience between like one being the worst day of your life and 10 being the best day ever and you know one might be going to a day that have a family member passes away or one might be being wet and cold and freezing and ocean rowboat you know spooning with this other guy and you know bench it in the bucket and being exhausted and tired and I like just like rough moments in your life right and 10 is hedonistic Choi the most pleasure Field Day Ever to happy joyful maybe you've succeeded in something you've accomplished like always going to stop and some kind of looked around at the world will say what are you afraid of you must not be afraid of being alone you know these heart challenge of the stuff like that maybe not but what I'm really afraid of is actually living a life range-bound between 4 and 6 I think too often people you know the typical life experience unfortunately cuz we have some Creature Comforts particularly in the western world where you know you can live a life you just stuck between 4 and 6 maybe the happiest day of your year your week it's like the Super Bowl and your team wins the Super Bowl and you crush a couple beers with your buddy and you high-five miracle that was awesome like that was cool but it's not Cinemark maybe the worst day your week is like a Monday and your boss yells at you or something like that and you're just like you're like a man like it's kind of a bummer but you know I don't give a s*** about my job anyway so I guess I'm not really that bummed about I just like is I can just kind of like in this like life of like quiet desperation in the middle and I think a lot of it has to do it because we're hedging a were afraid of the one for just like I don't want to experience the one I don't want experience discomfort I don't want to experience pain like but anything to do that but what I realize I think of it like a pendulum is swinging the totality of life like to get to the tens you also need to embrace the ones like the totality of life in the experience it's not I'm not experiencing these high highs with these hedonistic joys of these beautiful flow states are things like that you know in spite of the ones in spite of the challenge but it's because of them out my ribs are sticking out I'm exhausted I can barely pick my backup to put it in my sled my body is completely compromised I'm exhausted but then I tap into the deepest flowstate of my entire life I find this place in my mind and my body and my soul and you know I pushed 32 hours without stopping to the finish line and I wouldn't have gotten there had I not push myself had I not be no gone through this difficulty you know I like to say that you know pain is mandatory challenges are painful straight-up pain is mandatory make no mistake about this obvious things I'm doing are painful. what does suffering part is optional you know you don't have to be in these moments so when I do my God that's horrible I'm in this is why I get my stuff out there's a terrible bubble bun go down this path you like I'm doing this because when I step outside of my comfort zone I grow and as I grow I can share that with other people and hopefully have that ripple effect of positivity and inspiration that's lasting in the world for others as well yeah you mentioned one of my favorite quotes over the Thoreau quote most men live lives of quiet desperation I'm quoting so damn true I think you're right I think you really need very difficult things in your life in order to appreciate real comfort and relaxation absolutely I don't think it hit it if you just if your whole life is just soft cushions and everything's made out of a lower and people feed me grapes I think you live like an a****** appreciate calm you don't appreciate peace I think there's just far too many people out there seeking Comfort I agree with that and I think that it's funny because people are going towards that they're hedging against discomfort like okay well how to make this as comfortable as possible and then they sit there and then like why am I on satisfied why am I not happy and it's like because you're hedging against discomfort because you're trying to mate like you said it's poor education really people are not educated on what it takes in order to be fulfilled in life it did the ideas that material possessions or some modicum of success is the goal it's not you know what difficult tasks is what make you make you do something that's hard to do do something that's interesting do something it's complicated intricate do something that requires you to stretch your boundaries


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Ben Shapiro’s “WAP” Critique
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    different times of great Prosperity being a hose choice but there's a lot of reluctant hose music cuz it's fun but that's not doesn't Define you how funny was that Ben Shapiro sang people get the wrong impression about him all the time I think he's a very nice guys a very smart guy but he yes is blind spots like we all do and when you think that wet ass p**** is a gynecological condition whoops let me tell you something if you see someone who does like performative work about politics cuz it was part of what he does is funny like he has a mug that says leftist tears you know and when he serves you water like when Ezra Klein from Vox was on his show he drank out of a cup that said leftist tears the person in f****** hate them just silly such a thing in fight and then but with him he was so good at it because he was a guy who was very safety first as a boxer look incredibly skillful like arguably the best boxer of all time but he didn't go after guys and just engaging Wars he fought very packed and he's fighting the best fighters in the world so he has to fight very cautiously sometimes that's the correct way to do it but he figured out a way to get people to pay attention because that generally like being the most skillful great but you want people to pay attention so you want to be like Mike Tyson getting knocked everybody out well if you're not a Mike Tyson got knocked everybody out the best way to get people to pay attention to make them want you to lose show them all your money cuz I watch the million dog soskic it's kind of funny I mean if you really pay attention to its kind of fun will Ben Shapiro is that's kind of what he does like says things knowing it's going to piss people off and then they're paying attention to him but he also said some things that make sense and he's a very good at debate is very good at arguing with uneducated people who just like automatically subscribe to left-wing ideas you can chop those up quick if you don't have your your thoughts dialed in and your argument. what is the solution hoping this is the this is the if I can but if we just be nicer to each other is the solution


    The Shift From Actor to Activist
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    and we need a break but we need a break with Whitley everybody can't be a political pundit like my aunt cannot be writing about trade on Facebook I think we just leave it all to Alyssa Milano your opinion out there it's super important and that's the way to be relevant now is to just be you know like be political all day everyday will you go from actor to activist very interested in getting good at this. Let's just be real you're just not thinking about myself my jokes like how do I get ahead how do I get on television for 3 minutes like so this idea that these people are now going to pretend that they've spent their entire career thinking about global warming and my friends were open for some of these Pete and I know that like these people going out there and they're like you know listen we got to do this we got to do that they got to move the country for but I've seen them make people cry backstage you to see door because there's not enough water in the dressing room so it's those same people that are really cruel going out and telling everybody how good of a person they are all the time they find the pattern to talk about Haitian they find whatever the line is where Hollywood wants whatever the line I always left and they f****** ride that line like a f****** Railroad train is 220 deviation oh my God you can't you don't have the money to pay your rent like you have no idea what's going on in the world and you're tweeting at Garcetti about the end they're doing it so that they can get a job they're doing it to the somebody can seem ago you know what he'd beat you know he had a great Garcetti tweet he should write on BoJack Horseman but I'm also terrified it's very we're going to die it has both of those things it's like he's laughing at how stereotypical everybody is terrifying if you disagree with somebody they are your anime in comedy and they want you to not have a job but I and I've never felt that way about it and I don't care what you if you're funny I truly don't care if you're out whatever whatever you are. You don't have any power it's not like you're affecting my life you can believe whatever you want if you're funny you're funny I don't like to say this in general I don't believe in generalizations they're they're the best I mean we need reservations, but more people on the left or doing this than people on the right yeah I don't see that many people on the right I see a few but he is many people the right calling can be able to get canceled forever for the people in the latter like burn their house burn them to the ground not without generalizations, but more people on the left or doing this than people on the right yeah I don't see that many people on the right I see a few but I'll write as many people to write calling to be able to get canceled forever cuz he's on the lateral like burn their house burned to the ground


    Tim Dillon Explains QAnon
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    right will do with the right I mean the qanon things kind of a way they're doing it where they're like David Spade's got an ankle bracelet on and leaking information about a shadow war that we don't really see happening and the shadow War involves Trump and the people on the side of lightness battling the you know these deep State pedophile pedophile cannibalistic I don't know why I like I don't never understood why they have to be cannibals they do cover up shade of high levels a hundred percent Pepsi stuff is 100% real Clinton's on that plane is on that island all over the world as you like the idea of real human trafficking but the idea that Donald Trump is fighting the human traffickers and the human traffickers are Alan he's a little while that everyone in Hollywood eating children tunnels under Central Park I mean it's hard to keep up with and the to drop so to speak are like these these you know they're like they're like poems or they're they're coded information so it's never like hey this is what you get these dropped let's not get too very real think the government shady is f*** a lot of the elites are doing things and getting a pedophilia and probably worse like some of those kids are probably did disappear but the idea that like that that Trump is fighting his underground war and it's all about human traffic I just don't think that's borne out by the fact that there's no facts to point I mean like friends with a cleanse for life it would be so hot character imagine this one thing is doing is the most noble thing that is ever done ever important I mean it's little and I've been around a few like really wealthy people this is how they talk when you say something bad anything bad if you go you know you know John's wife had cancer you know that kid at Addie we he's got a problem in a couple incidents are at Harvard I wish him well tee off it's just like I'm a conspiracy guy but this is exhausting. I don't care what you jacket the jacket I don't care do you was Ivanka doing the whole thing they could be season 1 like stroking your chin like a boss man you know Steve Bannon said something and there's a documentary about Errol Errol Morris made a documentary about Steve Bannon Steve Bannon said it's very interesting thing he said you know there's a guy out there was a horrible life like he's divorced his kids don't like him he has a shity job but when he plays like League of League of Legends World of Warcraft one of these game he's the hero in real life nobody really cares in the game show me people come out life is the real life so which of course it's the real one that you're living not this Fantasy game but I think the qanon thing I think the Trump Administration is like yeah let people believe they're hunting pedophiles online it gives their lives mean it let these people believe they're like hunting the clintons it's like fun video game for them which human nature don't believe that the Trump Administration has the resources to do that but they would really have to be encouraging LOL I think they may just pour a little gasoline on it that are mistakes like these these interviews that he does where he argue about s*** like he'll he'll argue about how well they're doing or what you know what's wrong or what he got ride or what is IQ is or how well he did at this intelligence test like anybody's playing like 3D Chestnut and just Crush I mean just he's really going by Instinct he's like a perfect he's perfectly suited for this era because he's like he he's hypnotizing like you start listening to him he can't stop like I'll try to watch one five minute clip of an interview I end up watching the whole hour because he's like there's a hypnotic thing that's going on you can't not listen predict era because he's like he he's hypnotizing like you start listing him you can't stop like I'll try to watch one five minute clip of an interview I end up watching the whole hour because he's like there's a hypnotic thing that's going on where he just has up and down and you just you can't not listen


    The Ellen Degeneres Backlash
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    it's like a beautiful name Isis Ellen's rough it is like an old but it's a rough one now it's a rough one now cuz she was running Abu ghraib in the back of her shell that's a rough one she's so nice people that are like that all the time it doesn't seem nice and very forest and whatever you're allowed to be a b**** why you're allowed to be bitching allowed to be nasty to people your accomplished or comedian you did the whole thing what you're not allowed to do is have a Guantanamo Bay situation in the back staircase of your show where everybody's walking around afraid for their life and it's like Abu ghraib where they're hooked up to wires and they yeah I'm with you I mean you know I would have bad she's around for too long to have all these people walk away even famous forever walk away like eventually everybody they're just going to figure it out now found on an apology door because the apology tour cuz of the black face like this well if you don't go away do my thing but like I'm not I mean it's only a few jobs so I think a lot of those jobs how long is it going to be dancing I can dance with Hillary Clinton Stephen Stephen Paddock who's that he was the guy that shot up the Vegas concert that was very weird how are you feeling how are you holding up it was a weird diagram of like and then he went to the left and the right it was very strange to put what the hell's going on this is a daytime show which is the paddock guy and there's two guys there why don't you just use your finger like if that was you it was your show the Yeah Yeah Yeahs looks like a member of her staff what kind of outfit you wearing I don't know if she wears a where's there's weird like militant lesbian to tell you with all those buttons like why do you have so many risks buttons he was giving her in Langley I'm trying to see is her house got broken into while she was at home realty do Place Montecito they broke in while she was there and those people still being tortured to this day probably still in an underground jail she's like it's okay don't worry about it got a survivor he's the guy I met Paddock she's holding on to his she's allowed to do that because she's a woman with a man holding on to a woman's arm that long I'd be raped


    Why Tim Dillon Moved to the Desert
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    so you just decided to go out there did you previously have experienced Wisconsin, but I was in a car and then the people the riot started so I was in a car and a riot started and I literally instead of going back to my house trailer right on Sunset and instead of East 5 / every chain that this country is committed right to be like he probably did something right to deserve that so I'm out of here because I get lit up immediately and I'm not doing anything I can drive into do podcasts I can easily drive in how long does it take you to get here under 2 about 2 and 3 do any of the East coast East Coast is where I was born rich little bit placement of people and then I think this could be the route to the city and cool again to maybe younger artistic people coming in Architects doing cool s*** reimagining public spaces New York on the way to the comedy show you better kill you better make it work attention you better make it work if it's safe and you and your friends like skipping down the street you don't you don't ever feel that you no pressure right pressure is good and I think that now you're going to get it you know you better make it work with a lot of tension you better make it work if it's safe and you and your friends like skipping down the street you don't you don't ever feel that you no pressure right pressure is good and I think that now you're going to get it you know


    How Ron Funches Lost Weight AND Kept it Off
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    double water bottle when water one protein shake got me all set up anyways good but most of the get to a point they want to take a break and then wants to take a break down all slides yeah it's a bit of both sometimes I want to take a break but then I want to get to that next level so then I can get back on it well you said it was Bolin right for sure he had to codeine will put a lot of weight on you what do you do for work out my trainer about 3 days a week sometimes two days a week and then on top of that and we'll do you know just different circuits back just you know whatever whatever legs and then then the other days I'm always just trying to make sure I hit the treadmill twice a day for 2 miles I've been playing games on Twitch and stuff like that so I feel like all that long I guess started a treadmill into Dave treadmill discipline good man you got your s*** together you look like you're about to lead your own show and I here sit like that and I'm like okay what you do you are very positive like you're you're very warm and friendly like all the s*** that you do online you're all smiling and be positive and friendly it's cool it's it's got it gives off a good vibe like when I look at your Instagram posts or Sunday post it's like a good path that you know cuz it's just it's so easy to go the other way and and you caught up in what other people are doing and what you think you should be doing which I battle all of that too so I don't ever try to act like all I'm just like I think I choose to support my friends I choose to support positive things because that's what I can control and Tumi fighting against that negative his supposed to like just joining everybody in The Fray to the negative and I've already but and that's why I have to balance what always helps me actually is talking to people like you were talking to people labor talk into any comedian that's been doing it like 20 years plus when I'm at like 14 now and when I talked to them and then they are like oh hold on so the f*** now man like look at where you are and what you're doing for how long you been doing it you play it out don't freak out in the that always Lionel and when I talked to them and then they are like oh hold on so the f*** now man like you look at where you are and what you doing for how long you been doing at your f****** Aces mental chill the f*** out and play it out don't freak out in the that always Lino having faith that always helps me out


    Joe Rogan and Tim Dillon React to Jake Paul’s FBI Raid
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    you think you're going to wind up I don't know I text is very interesting amount that's a very interesting I mean do you have that is very interesting and I put up the bat signal for everybody that's very interesting to me I mean he's like Billy Carter because he was stealing things from the mall while they were leaders like leaned up against. I like that with that kind of money I said get more weapons get up get a bioweapons lab you should have it back coronavirus going 24/7 get anthrax good and I try to make that is funny is that can let me look around a lot of place of La like I don't really fit in with the actors and I'm not really one of these kids it's really hard to look at social media guy and then I'm not one of these, these writers that you know tweet about global warming a black you like my community of people which was the store and they stand up comedians are have now been like dispersed so it's like a weird YouTubers anybody what is these guys walk around you know like hypebeasts and is crazy shirts and everything just I'll be one of those guys just someone knock on my door wanted to look like I've had money and I've never look like it and there's a type of guy that's from a lot of them live in New York or Long Island or Boston by the way I look sunburned and they both Jelly's brother yeah yeah I mean but that's the look we have to look you dishonor the look the Izod look I remember when I was a kid and a fake izods we we couldn't afford a alligator alligator bulshit thing you buy from like you know something stupid Department guys would glue an alligator over it all really pressing


    Tim Dillon: Most People Don’t Care About Their Rights!
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    shotgun a few times I go upstate New York I should I mean I don't have a guy should get it I didn't think I need to go ahead and sit on my balcony with a gun and you know it seems relatively safe when I moved in people were annoying but I didn't kill me kill me but now that I got Centrist I believe in pedophile call Tin lizard people I think that's Centrist I think that's in the center but the pedophile culture real you're making a lot of it real or not real walk away like a truly like a lot of them have like a degree like you're a lawyer or doctor and then they use their skills to actually help people run and they give up really profitable career to do that s*** but dude your Twitter f****** posturing your virtue signaling doesn't do anything it's fake I know it's fake and there's just more to life than red and blue and Republican or Democrat and all these m************ are trying to kill you and they're all f****** loser and they're all just there more capable they pulled the CIA all these people they're just too good they're good they've beat me they're going to win they're going to win the cia's going to beat you maybe should join I don't know who needs to hear I'd love to but I don't know who needs to hear this but like stop investing your emotional and all your emotions in your your time and energy into this thing like you would be so much better off if you just found something you enjoyed and did it right but you don't want them taking away your rights and closing in on your email account are there any sure your voice there's no winning here most worried about with Portland Seattle at the end of the day you know I mean I don't know who you know this country is not designed for massive reimagining that's sad to say I can say I'm a comedian it is what it is but the reality is it's just not it's going to disintegrate like everything else that ever f****** is Justin on the planet and you just hope that it's the plane land slowly and doesn't nosedive into the ground but the the best days are over here the bright like the hopeful me an hour the moon. Stat. Really you don't think so I think we could be in a little bit of a blimp when we make a nice Resurgence in a year and a half from now everything so I can go I don't know I think we just had into a dystopian insane kind of like techworld where we just all live on can be like reality barely existent problems more interesting that's going to happen and listen most P here's the problem most people don't care they don't want these rights they actually don't you like them cuz you're like a successful person most people don't give a s*** about their rights they want pizza they want chicken wings that they want f****** soda they want cheap credit the one that's why they don't give a s*** about their rights they don't care they want Netflix and they want you no garlic knots and you can pretend like America's just not a country like freedom-loving there's a few of those people most people just like hey whatever and they're the happiest people a lot of those people I'm talking about are actually the happier people they're not trying to build an Empire they're not trying to succeed they just enjoy like putting something warm and do in their mouth and f****** wake up the next Bingo s*** I'm here again and they're the happiest people I don't know Lake and get railed up and Lugia and it's fun we just sit around all day worried about with darpa's doing it's like kind of like this. It's over this and happens to be hilarious and there's still food in the food stores that's a good point. it's not that bad as ends go as think as ends go this and happens to be hilarious and there's still food in the food stores that's a good point. I like your Optimus is a good end it's not a bad it's not the worst end


    Tim Dillon: Trump is a Narcissist
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    I want to see what happens when Joe Biden gets an office only a lot about have no clue, he'll run for a turtle live for call Vic Shelby Yachts cleaning all over the place if he does run for a second term he'll be in the 80s and you barely hanging on now probably unspoken but I think that's probably I think why he picked her is because she's everything and vital government the larger our centers of her happy with her that she'll throw minivans she'll brand you date a lot has her VP God only knows I mean someone else to share their values which are named running mate give me some when one arrives and what plans are being made for we talked about significant about the racial disparities that exist and how it is covid-19 is affecting the different races differently and we talked about the continued lack of PPE protective equipment and testing capacity in the like butt and I put out a comprehensive plan over the last Tremont Sean each of these things but today I want to talk about one thing very straightforward Democrats Republicans or Independents it has to do with a simple proposition every single American should be wearing a mask when they're outside for the next 3 months at a minimum every governor should mandate every governor should mend a mandatory mask-wearing the estimates by the experts are will save over 40,000 lives in the next 3 months 40,000 lives the people act responsibly and it's not about your rights it's about your responsibilities he seems to be getting better then they're injecting him with something when he's getting better we know that those individuals represent families loved ones grandparents parents just using Brothers aunts and uncles could have put in jail she's so upset because we could have put handcuffs on all of them choices Trump or this old fella like this is kind of the beginning of the people feel comfortable in there that will Collegiate Village shop who is he I don't know that it is patriotic to wear a face mask when there is nobody more patriotic than me your favorite President defeat Invisible Child virus many people say that it is patriotic to wear a face mask when you can't socially distance there is nobody more patriotic than me your favorite President


    Joe Rogan and Tim Dillon React to Joe Biden’s Mask Mandate
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    I want to see what happens when Joe Biden gets an office only a lot about have no clue, he'll run for a turtle live for call Vic Shelby Yachts cleaning all over the place if he does run for a second term he'll be in the 80s and you barely hanging on now probably unspoken but I think that's probably I think why he picked her is because she's everything and vital government the larger our centers of her happy with her that she'll throw minivans she'll brand you date a lot has her VP God only knows I mean someone else to share their values which are named running mate give me some when one arrives and what plans are being made for we talked about significant about the racial disparities that exist and how it is covid-19 is affecting the different races differently and we talked about the continued lack of PPE protective equipment and testing capacity in the like butt and I put out a comprehensive plan over the last Tremont Sean each of these things but today I want to talk about one thing very straightforward Democrats Republicans or Independents it has to do with a simple proposition every single American should be wearing a mask when they're outside for the next 3 months at a minimum every governor should mandate every governor should mend a mandatory mask-wearing the estimates by the experts are will save over 40,000 lives in the next 3 months 40,000 lives the people act responsibly and it's not about your rights it's about your responsibilities he seems to be getting better then they're injecting him with something when he's getting better we know that those individuals represent families loved ones grandparents parents just using Brothers aunts and uncles could have put in jail she's so upset because we could have put handcuffs on all of them choices Trump or this old fella like this is kind of the beginning of the people feel comfortable in there that will Collegiate Village shop who is he I don't know that it is patriotic to wear a face mask when there is nobody more patriotic than me your favorite President defeat Invisible Child virus many people say that it is patriotic to wear a face mask when you can't socially distance there is nobody more patriotic than me your favorite President


    "Keeping up with The Kardashian Surgeries"
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    Chloe Chloe Chloe was you is not funny quite like my guys I don't like my ties though I'm not Court okay that helped a little are we our mom yeah yeah what no all right if you only date black guys space-time Continuum nature will find a way


    Ron Funches Went to Pro Wrestling School
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    call Lynn right from the job when you said I'm going to lose weight did you or did you vacillate did you know decision and I make it so my decision was made it was more like okay it's out of my hands I will do what my trainer says and that's it that's been the crazy thing cuz he recently he'll talk about other clients and you know I never comprehend that I could be like yeah I know I'm tired bucket you know I thought oh I'm paying you this is your job so I just listened to you you know and but I think you know some that way it's just me having a good attitude about it I don't once I was in it I was in it and then later came to think of like oh I have to mentally now undo like the fact that I was still want these things you know it was easier to just going to die but once a healthy way it was like okay now we have to deal with the mental aspect I went to the lake Overeaters Anonymous for a couple of classes I didn't like that you know talk about it but donut and then put it on top of the trash and then came back and got it and then had to put it deeper in the trash I can't physically go scuba diving they won't let me at my way so you know I'm just not interested in any of that you know and now it's like I don't do anything I wouldn't do you know who's pro wrestling school for a few months next ya think about going to college idea man I think you would kill it it clown what the f*** is clown school and what do you do as a lot of water bits some crop work out of nose honk and yeah documentary yeah I know about it I just watch the trailer for them like this motherfukers killing himself like the light bulbs and shut my whole life and decided I want to do it when I lost the weight I was not aware of what my body was capable of any more you know I was still be like pushing myself up off of things and my trainer be like what the fuc you're much lighter than you think you are my car got stopped working out the and one day they were just mad at us so they made us do I 375 Squad so that's a fun day the next day huh


    Comedian Ron Funches on How Using a Vision Board Changed His Life
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    vision board is Ultimate vision board the ultimate thing is a show and movies and stuff like that is there anything that you would have made manifest that's actually happened because his vision board off living in my apartment and what it does for me is just kind of the focuses me gives me direction instead of his being this guy who doesn't have his hands on the rudder or whatever the f*** the thing that steers until I got to get this house and so in order to get the house I had to stop just like not pay attention to my money I had to stop just buying random sneakers every week I had to start being like okay I need to build my credit had to pay these old bills from when I was 20 and didn't pay those off because I didn't think I'd ever have f****** money so who cares if I skip out on this rent you know I had to go back and do all these things so that I could get to that ultimate vision of getting the house and then we end up I have had my house for two years now f****** love it I put that I want to be on Reno 911 in there and II tape that I don't know if I got cut out or not cuz it's you know 6-minute quit everything but a lot of things I put on my vision board end up happening things that you f***** up like what made you brought you to that decision was just that I like dealing with with my ex-wife and things like that I had to go to therapy I had to start I wasn't trusting anyone I was like anyone who wants to hang out with me just because I have a little bit of money or because I've been a couple of shows it in that and which is so ridiculous and sometimes that would happen people will be hanging out with me just because they thought I could get introduced into a fun party or someone else cooler than me and I had to stop looking for that and in being so worried about that and I had to go and do just a mindset I think it's rapper I also really like Waka Flocka Flame many people talk about this change my mindset from survival mindset to a Thrive mindset of like oh I am okay I am fine so I can go ahead and just take care of this business I'm going to get more work I'm going to get more job because I've proven myself is not a fluke you know is not a one it's not a mistake that they 8 in hiring me then you know I'm going to be here what made you like what where did you come up with this idea to exert correct your mindset was it just like realizing personally that the way you're looking at things was wrong or did you read something or it was just mostly that things in my life are getting better but I wasn't getting happier I had more money I had anything I could buy video game wise all that stuff I was a bunch of sex happier I'm so lonely I still like not doing all the things I wanted to do hugs I was chasing things just for money you know and so I had to just kind of take a step back and go like okay like don't just Chase every single thing you see figure out what you really go back to the lake when you started stand up for like what do you want and I want it when I started stand-up was it be able to pay my bills and do the things I want to do and that hasn't changed was this a gradual process so you just realized you were sitting in this would not from Reading anything's just from you recognizing that something was wrong it was me and recognized something was wrong in me and me watching the people around me me with watching people with more success than me me watch just saying that like oh like okay I feel this way and I have this little bit of money maybe if I get more money I won't but then meeting people with millions of dollars and be like oh holy s*** like some people still don't have their s*** together no matter how much money they have and some people know who exactly who they are and they know what they want their they are at happy within themselves and I wanted to be that that's it's very interesting that you recognized it and made the adjustment you know that's a sign of a strong mind you were you able to recognize that the current patterns that you were operating under weren't weren't they weren't fulfilling your needs so you had to like a success but then also move forward to make a change does very difficult thing to do yeah it's difficult but not coincide with weight loss take you know like I came from just being a College Dropout with son over when I was 22 he was diagnosed with all his most 23 I don't have any money my ex-wife was more of a albatross around our thing like you know I have full custody of my son so it was just like I got to figure this s*** out and once that we had a little apartment everything okay I get my health together and that was a big ones as my daughter I tell all the time to diet exercise diet exercise you need to lose weight you need to get better you're going to die I tell this to the people all the time and you do you know how many my f****** patients have done anything about it and it's just you that's it you're the only one that I know that I've talked to about this who just done it through diet and exercise so you ever just like you have a strong f****** mind so I took that to heart and if I can do that if I can lose 100 sounds f****** throwing you know I work out throw up and in what you've been covering up a bad decisions that's all it's so true your doctor said and it's so interesting when you think about the goals that people have like one of the major goals if you asked Americans like what it what do you want to do besides be successful have a family have a career they want to lose weight but what I said the beginning this podcast you've done one of those difficult things a person could do cuz you didn't just lose weight you lost a fuckload of weight and he kept it off and that to me is so it's such a it's the craziest thing it seems like it's not like gaining weight Bryant like gaining weight requires you got to eat all that food like you got to like you got to really get after it like if you really want to gain weight man you got to f****** put on that you know you got to be there to eat you got to get it done people have no problem with that you know but then not eating you're literally asking someone to not do something just don't do something and it's harder to do than to do something yeah and then the exercise is maybe even harder to do than to not eat was it to really difficult things to do that you need to do both of them in order to really get your health in order in order to really lose weight and everybody knows it everybody knows it but nobody does it this is hard why am I doing this is like this is what you do because this is what you do and that hardest part is making that transition because you go through that first three weeks and you just like a f****** hate this you're looking at it back and we could go to Jim's you looking at other people attractive and I don't exercise I don't know in there so f****** proud of it you know I'm just like wow okay we'll see you in 10 years when you change your f****** mind and or are you just aren't successful so you know just got to be healthy so just get good at it yeah that's one thing I would tell young me you like everything I've done I might well that's my process and I'm glad everything I wouldn't change a thing the only thing I would have done is told young me like hey mother f***** if you want to be successful you just got to be healthy so just get good at it


    What the COVID-19 Stimulus Checks Teach Us About UBI
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    when it's when it when it came to Yang I felt like hearing a guy who I'm not a big fan of UTI but I think the way he put it spoke more to me than the way anyone else ever framed it and I actually felt like he shouldn't have called at Universal basic income right but if he came with it Amazon Google is big companies becoming just insane behemoths that can't you know they can't be broken up absorbing absorbing absorb and there's an argument for some kind of dividends the American people for potentially what they do outside of United States it's it's very complicated economics I guess I'm not smart enough to you know pretend like I know anything about but you look at Royal drilling the people live in Alaska get a portion of that Revenue nonprofits that make sense you bi the way it's framed in general makes very little sense and it eventually I think we're actually seeing now with the government stimulus one of the biggest pitfalls to it to hear there's a there's a story there an NBC a woman for employees were like in Revolt because she acquired a a loan from the paycheck protection program that ensured their jobs meaning they would receive less money because under the cares act they would have received a bonus of $600 per week on top of the salary they normally get actually preferred to have lost their jobs so you have people who are complaining that they're keeping a job now so there's sometimes one insta there's a couple stories like that but the challenge with just giving people cash cash is the assumption that the cash has inherent value when the value of it is based upon what you can get for it so one of the lessons I think we learn now with the economy being shut down is doctors and nurses got to work you know that we need them on the front line they're also getting paid what do they use that money for pay their rent by food things like that we're facing food shortages if you can't buy with the money what's the point of taking the money I mean like if you were going to Choice you're going to work during to go work your job at a grocery store in a central worker going to pay for the bucks your buddy. You weren't there because the universal basic income was not designed to deal with a pandemic goes designs day with automation which way does not stop the supply chain which is not stopped which wouldn't have created food charges this is a sort of a unique situation so you're you're comparing apples to oranges you're applying Universal basic income to our current situation with nothing to do with the reason why he wanted to implement in the first place he's worried that automations going to take away jobs right it well it probably not well I consider this problem though there will always be some kind of essential work right essential worker when other people are getting money and don't work that you have no choice because your essential even in the automation system so let's say every job but they're only getting a small amount of money to stay alive you would rather have a good job where you getting paid well and if pets and all that other stuff I think that's an assumption of welfare like some you know these programs that are in place that automate all goods and services they take some of that money and give it back to the people cuz no one can work like that's a that's a depressing dystopian future man that's a terrible place to live you ever watch Battlestar Galactica yes love but there is one in episode of the movie just bring up two different bits of fiction to make a point because they have to move things around cuz if they don't have all human life dies so they literally go in the back and they take children away from their families women reject this in Battlestar they had children who are also taken for a similar reason to work you had people who had no choice but to work on the fuel processing ship otherwise all of many we wiped out what I thought about you know how do we get to a post capitalism world where we still have incentives but we're post we know Pro scarcity the problem is in it that were in transition there will be jobs are essential which means one of the one of the glimpses we get I understand it is different you still see a glimpse of people who have to work you know kind of low-skilled boring tedious jobs like a grocery store wow other people who have higher skill jobs are getting their their needs met by the government at least in terms of the cash so we're here telling you know these people right now are told your job is not essential so we're going to guarantee your your food and resources for the time being you are entirely doing that the soundtrack is effective I'm just I'm just saying that as we move towards automation there will still be jobs that are essential what do we do how do we you know incentivize and compensate make that worth that people have no choice but to keep working while the rest of us don't I don't know if it's a keep working while the rest of us don't issue I think it's a problem of jobs being phased out I think the real problem is automation is going to phase out job is not going to be about what's essential was not essential I think you started applying pandemic what's what's removed from it and let's say yeah right now what one of the things I looked at it we talked a little bit before I met a homeless guy in Chicago and you worked at a job that became obsolete back like 1980 told me that you had a job for 20-30 years older is family you know the way lost contact after different times some friends and family I died when his company became obsolete technology that matter he was cast out you know we're working toward his expertise was very specific so he got a severance package that right now you got an appointment that ran out and got kicked out now he's homeless I look at that nice a how do we make sure that doesn't happen this guy should not be punished simply because times have changed but if you scale that up you know and take keeps happening at every different sector eventually you'll end up with 90% of population saying my needs will be taken care of and 10% saying I still have to work whatever the industry maybe like what best best traditional. Going to be very difficult we oughta make most jobs at Zephyr some some people will have to work does anybody really think you went to automate most jobs though I mean there's so many jobs at Camp emotivo automated weird sort of futuristic and housing and everything else you got to do on your own if we're looking at when we look at struggle right we look a struggle like across the board can't feed yourself can't put a roof over your head can't lose what was attractive but Universal basic income to make what if we all agreed that some semblance of dignity is a part of being an American and then we will provide you with food we provide you with housing everything else you have to f****** learn and that's everything else you have to f****** learn and that's interesting interesting I like that I like it but I don't know people don't work well when they don't have to exactly when people don't have an incentive in the competition is important


    Joe Rogan and Tim Pool Go DEEP on UFOs
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    do something today I wanted you to see Jamie it's some thing there's some s*** going down with UFO sightings oh yeah yeah before yeah but new Pentagon formally released three mysterious UFO videos captured by Navy Pilots the already leaked video showed what. Insist on calling unidentified aerial phenomenon moving at incredible speeds and Performing near impossible Maneuvers this is a weird subject because it's one of those subjects were people automatically dismiss it because it's been it's been so touted by koox to somebody wacky talked about UFOs that anybody talked about UFOs has to be out of your f****** mind but then when you see these videos and you see them performing these impossible tasks like things are moving in a way that we've never seen anything move before flipping upside down and sideways moving an insane rates of speed like they don't know what these are ya and they possibly mention that the siding was near a technology on a US Naval like technology station of some sort of like a top-secret development and I'm like things either right it's developed by the people that are at that base or they're monitoring the people that are at that base these aircraft we call them aircraft are displaying characteristics that are not currently within the US inventory nor any foreign inventory that we are aware of maybe they see the ships going down with China and all the be moved in like listen to f*** heads aliens yeah maybe like listen you f****** morons territorial Apes I'd like to think that but I don't think so Manhattan Project man I mean the US has probably got some crazy but the Manhattan Project was also coincidentally right after they start detonating bombs in the alien start showing up after they think right yeah well that was one of the bulk of us sightings started jumping and worldwide iblee to maybe we weave slowly getting more and more information about this I've been actually bring a lot of the stories of the past several months more admission from government release of documents and more sightings so there's been a big well a lot of people murmuring that April was going to be the month when we finally learned the truth April's almost up forsining which ones that so this was like thinking like oh six at Chicago's International O'Hare UFO came down and hovered above I think it would external terminal it was a few minutes I think and then shot straight punched a hole in the clouds everybody saw it happen now I had just quit working at O'Hare around this time when deciding happened so I had friends were still there I had a friend tell me that when this UFO came down people on man Road where which is the road on the side of O'Hare got out of their cars by just stop the light. Up and we're looking and staring at it and the people were or working where we work we were for American Eagle Airlines walked out of the room and we're just staring at it float and then shoot up and punch a hole in the clouds and if they said weather phenomenon like very early phone camera has a very grainy awful picture that's that's not it no these are all people trying to fake it's really hard to find that one is not that one might be it but I don't think so it barely looks like cargo O'Hare UFO sighting 2006 is that it right there I do not believe those right now so it will click on that article and not working it was a very very faint photo from up from the cockpit it might be that one right there in the middle on the left side for might be that well there was a really crappy photo of it and that might be that might be is a really it was out of the cockpit of a window up I'll take a photo and you know what I wonder where have all the sightings gone since phones became ubiquitous I mean this is a simple you know excuse the aliens are sentient they know we have found there like okay. You know decloaking or whatever but I want or I wonder if you know why is there so many UFOs in there on the time cell phone cameras come out like on most people are full of s*** therefore aliens don't exist I think aliens could be real and people are full of s*** and I think that it could be it's very rare that they visit us but if they do like how often do scientist go to the Congo to study Champs I mean how many people did they send let me let me the bottom of the ocean to look for new life-forms how rare is it let me check you out what if you've actually met a decoy person maybe you bro maybe it's me that's right that's why you're able to work so much shut up was hanging out with the decoy I might could you imagine like you seem like a duck decoys in the water with your duck calls and the ducks like who wouldn't fly honey I might come over and check this out in Sandalwood block could you imagine like seeing like a beautiful woman or someone you're attracted to a decoy just to like probe you in like better understand or something well the decoy just to term decoys weird because D chords are used for hunting like turkey is turkey season right now guys hunt for turkeys to take a rubber turkey you put that f***** out in the middle of field and then you hide behind a bush with a shotgun nothing about putting things up your butt the most doctors don't even do that like to have MRIs now aliens need to probe you in your ass I think it's just what everyone's afraid of their afraid of things going there a so that's what they they think is going to happen if the aliens get them in the freezer somebody and it was the most Sensational version everybody had to have it so they were like that's what they want with you know maybe or maybe they do that to keep your mouth shut yeah and he comes back and he's like they think they won against me I think they beat me they put up with my but they're weirdos. Everything of Betty and Barney Hill now it's the very first UFO Abduction story it's an ancient story and with crazy is Angela Hill who's the UFC fighter I had her on the podcast and after the show she told me her Grandpa was Barney Hill flow and I was like holy f*** UFOs but the account that they have I did get hypnotized and he's recalling the abduction and they have like the same story is very terrifying to hear him crying and screaming and another that he was taken aboard this craft and examine then brought back and they have missing time but here's the thing if they only did that occasionally the only came down once every few years and just scooped some person up in the middle of some rural place I give your flying over me and I think they're instance was in believe it was in Maine have your flying or somewhere like me which is a very low population state and UC alone car and it's his traveling on the highway and this places in Maine will you go from like Portland to Bangor when you're traveling on that road it's like 60 miles with nothing not a gas station nothing if you were at a lien you saw a car by itself why not cuz we don't have the capability of doing something like that I don't think I don't think the capability of the scientist working for the government is any different than the capability to science scientist that are working for you know Project X or you know it would fill in the blanks in terms of like what Raytheon the publicly traded companies how long quadcopters take take that concept use thinner you know Jets and surrounding the desk so that it's you know universally like I can move in any direction because it's got you know it can only go for a mean you get 307 miles if you drive like a grandma but if you drive like a maniac you don't even get half that you know that they are I'm pretty sure they had this flying platform in the 70s that uses gas power and they sort of like 30 seconds the whole thing was the fact they were burning gas and to propel you in the air they only had a certain amount I thought I was like 20 minutes 20-30 minutes maybe now my understanding of why we abandon jetpack technology was that it was inefficient and heavy and you couldn't carry it without it being turned on so they opted for larger like you know like where they called Chinooks helicopters that can carry multiple people at once when you're wearing a jetpack on weight which means that you're walking around which means you get a good 20 minutes. Abandon the tech thieves steal his radio show and he had this guy who is a jetpack pilot who came in and in the parking lot the radio Studio you know fans of the radio show came and did it to and watched it rather and this guy flew in the air for about 15-20 seconds and then landed this guy was so banged up both of his legs were blown apart he had he had big braces on both of his knees I'm like what happened you need he's like just crash landing both my knees are blown to s*** head no ACL and either one of those bees the flying to is if you take something like a quadcopter you can absolutely feel it with with no gas or what allowed as f*** it went but it would it would depending on how you like that these people are describing things that are silent that go from 0 to a thousand miles an hour in a split-second the things that defy physics as we understand this is not something that I think that the US government has I don't know if you looked like okay like Elon Musk company Project X or SpaceX SpaceX is right now one of the Premier civilian company private companies that's making rocket if they f****** all the time they're in the middle of innovating all the time he's one of the smartest people on Earth he's one of the terms of Technology he's what he knows as much about propulsion is anyone and they still can't get it right there still trying to figure I was trying to come up with something that could be viable in terms of commercial spaceflight and they're working on it daily and these these people are the brightest Minds we know of right now they're in this jet propulsion space travel business there's you no virgins working on something as a couple other companies that are working on things as well and then you have NASA which worked did the best I could come up with was the Space Shuttle do you think that there is something way better than space shuttle they just never use they had and they played Captain on the backburner didn't want to let anybody know but the way they would use it as they would pick people up and erase their memory and exhorting with her a****** that's crazy likely than the hundreds of billions of galaxies just in our own Universe write each one with hundreds of billions of stars each star with who knows how many f****** planet that's somewhere out there that's something more advanced than us maybe a thousand years a million years has figured out how to come here then why hasn't anyone discovered them white why is said he failed search search for guns really recent and we going to use lights high power radio transmission is only in the past hundred years or so right contact with space and with aliens how it's going to go. today actually when the 1st broadcast signal was Hitler announcing the Olympic Games to start the Harlan games and this was the first signal they got is that really controversial Moana movie or controversy it you know him the plot with that once they trying to decipher the image that was being sent to realize it was Hitler the first thing they see is a swastika I know what the f*** is that image that we sent out to space they wouldn't be the political or historical context of this and I got a few pictures I see in terms of aliens and Earth contact right we are substantially more connected to ants then we are alien so we can't communicate with them for the most part we have can we understand how they communicate but when ants he's a super highway highways right above us we can't tell what it is same as a dog doesn't understand other than stay away or one of the issues I I think it's often neglected in the conversation with aliens is the we assume aliens would be a very similar planet to us we assumed that they would have some kind of gaseous atmosphere practice of liquid atmosphere and one of the things that I would ask me to be like fire which allows us to separate elements and then create computers and components and fuels wouldn't exist on a planet without the same you know catmosphere we existed to stop by their own propulsion system for any of these crafts these things are not using fire they don't have a heat signal there they don't know what they are they don't know how that works out I don't mean propulsion I mean the separation of elements the manipulation of elements right so we melt things and separate them and break them down they don't believe it that's how it works how do you even start from answer you know about species that lives on a planet with no oxygen has an excess of fire what energy like what dance energy source do they have that will allow them to manipulate matter do you know the robbers are the bottles are story I do well one of the things that he talked about when he first stopped working for area as for the government was tapping his phones and you know this is a lot that can be documented about him there's a lot that can't be but one of the things that he talked about was a thing called element 15 Element 115 this insanely dense element that they use to bend gravity and that the way he described the way the propulsion system works it's like putting a bowling ball in the center of a very soft mattress and that all of the other matress all the rest of the mega the mattress bends around the intense mass of the bowling ball and it this is how these incredibly Advanced aliens from this other planet use this is their propulsion system that was being used some Star Trek though warp was around for a really long time the concept is based on Einstein's theory of gravity I mean this is the whole idea if you could find something that could do that but here's the thing when Bob Lazar talked about this in the late 80s early 90s this element didn't exist right now does it wasn't it wasn't proven until they did it in a particle collider I believe that 2013 was talking about this element before it was it was any apparently this is the big rumor he apparently had taken some of that from a lab and through George Noory and it was a George Noory yes they did some experiments on on television and showed that this stuff had made light and fog band in a way that they couldn't describe a small alien creature that was sitting down but he doesn't it was a model that they were using like if they'd created something that was supposed to be the size of a thing that could fit in these crafts because he's crap she said we're design for things that are far smaller than human beings I'm pretty sure and initial interview he gave when he went public was that he saw an alien and then later on changed it saying I don't know if it was maybe a model or a puppet yeah he said he thought he saw something sitting down and two people standing over it looking at it he said he thought he saw an alien you know he's probably mean Milwaukee said it was literally for like a half a second I got walking by a window and he see something inside of it being a guy was in your twenties and you're a propulsions expert and it's been proven he worked at Los Alamos labs has been proven they did put a f****** PS4 and they show you this thing that you know doesn't even exist and they tell you propulsion method that they don't understand and they say that they found this a long time ago in an archaeological dig and they want you to back engineer it because you're a propulsions expert and they're running out of options they've been studying this for decades no one knows what the f*** it is or how how you can make it work and then they do test flight to this thing and then he tells his friends about these tests flights after he gets fight you know I got fired story about him getting fired so when his wife is f****** a flight instructor they told him he couldn't work anymore he's like why not while they were tapping his phone because when you have top-secret clearance to work on UFOs I guess they don't want your fight you or your wife f****** her flight instructor and you're going to go crazy and you have a lot of imbalance at home right so he doesn't know why they don't tell him why so he takes his friends and he tells them list this is business real they're running these experiments I know you think I'm crazy this is what I've been working on so he takes to this area where you used to be able to have access to but once he did this they closed off access and pushed it far back to where the public has access to and he showed them these things doing these impossible Maneuvers in the desert in the night sky that I remember and so then he gets arrested and 20 gets arrested he was a fear he was in fear of his own life he goes public until this whole story and then they erase is past their race is social security number the erases education background even though people that knew him and knew he worked at Lowe's clabsi take George Noory of a tour of Los Alamos labs knows the people that work there they all say hi to him he takes the motor around the laboratory shows them around shows them the the devices that use for biometric security and I think the one thing you can't ignore is that he there was there was documentation that he did work in one of these places paper like we sounded like he clearly was there who's in the employee right now but but you do for me I'd love to believe it all he's been insanely consistent about that story for 40 years I want to believe lyrics I'm more so joking right with any Theory people want something to be true and so they end up looking for things to justify what they think it already is of course instead of starting with what you got trying to figure out where it goes from there but when you start with what you've got you've got a guy who was living in Vegas was taking these flights out to area S4 knows the place no inside-out can describe it very accurately also worked at Los Alamos somewhere else and they're trying to figure out how to work it thing that has come from somewhere else and they're trying to figure out how to work it how to use what if I run a simulation and this was something that was left over code or you know wasn't supposed to be placed in this curtain decoration or multiple Dimensions that we don't have access to and that these things do


    Tim Pool and Joe Rogan Ponder Planetary Colonization
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    the conversation that dude about the Sphinx was like 9000 BC or something with this is Graham Hancock and or Robert schoch Robert schoch who is a geologist at Boston University is actually taken the time to examine the erosion around the outside of the Sphinx of the Sphinx itself has been worked on a lot this has been a lot of Rehabilitation of the pause they should rebuild it which is kind of a shame but it's it's made out of a sort of a soft Stone eroding in falling apart and when they found the Sphinx like when Napoleon found the Sphinx it was buried was buried understand so this is the thing that had been buried and Andre exposed many times they think throughout history and what Robert schoch and found in discovering this the temple where the Sphinx was carved in the area that surrounds the Sphinx was as deep fissures in the walls that were indicative thousands of years of rainfall the problem with that is the last time there was rainfall in the Nile Valley was 9000 BC right right so they're dealing with like and you have to go back thousands of you or nine thousand years ago maybe 7000 BC when you have to deal with thousands of years of rainfall prior to that too great that so that means that this was something that was clearly carved by man has thousands of years of rainfall that eroded it and you're dealing with it . where the last time they had this rainfall in this area was thousands of years before they think people were even capable of building things like this was a lizard people theory about the super intelligent dinosaurs Underground planet and after they destroyed it and then receded and we lost our way of life is possible it look if we're going to go to Mars like what is the f****** origin tail going to look like a hundred thousand years and that once we go to Mars climate change with a very small crew of how many people do you know have some checks though I think I'm going to populate the Earth right so it's got to be men and women and the people are going to have to be boys heterosexuality is going to be favored yet cuz you're really can't have gay people that are going to breed you know you have two lesbians like all we need you all to have it only populated by lesbians well there's no over there I was reading that they're going to go with people who are already coupled and they're going to let you know can couples or whatever I don't know about you specifically but that was my wife swapping going on in space made it talk about that too I was reading like that the most optimal theory for colonizing Mars would be like all the cameras people something like 10 people already coupled not at their polyamorous what they expect there's going to be commingling but I truly expect commingling but we've got and then Earthwise itself out runaway greenhouse we can control things nuclear war whatever the planet becomes a desolate Wasteland there's no more communication to those who are on Mars so the last remaining you know hundred or so people who are now on Mars the adults to remember right. A book hears everything happened really shouldn't shouldn't do here's how we lived and they give their kids another kids never experienced nothing about it in fact those kids only have a fleeting image of a technology that they once had two more Generations down cold pack where we used to colonize Mars now decaying and falling apart then I'll get it fix it the original colonists are dead go down three more generations and I got a few thousand humans start moving off looking for resources and no one has any idea Earth even was a real thing other than stories they heard about the military leader in the in the in the orbitals orbital space station whov long since died so now they have this book they don't fully understand their languages now changing as they separate from each other and find different areas of the planet now English or whatever language they were speaking becomes 10 different languages Buck now it's a thousand years later than the universe existed and they have this weird book about the way things used to be and now of the billions of being on our 10020 thousand years in the future and they find you know these old ancient relics and they're like I wonder what if you don't even smoke pot there's a group of people from Africa that actually does the dogon to do John people that would his dogon people and they they talk about the very specific area of Mars where human beings came from and they have a really weird understanding of cosmology like they know some things that they like and their origin story said people were living on Mars and that they destroyed Mars and how to escape Mars and come to Earth negative sort of a very similar version of it and now when you add that to what they know about Mars that Mars used to be like a hospitable place to tell Auntie water over the new planet or terraforming what kind of government would exist let's say Earth has wiped out the only survivors an orbital space station over Mars the small, and the base it's going to be a military dictatorship not intentionally not from this evil perspective but from a you're the general your second-in-command we've always operated swetha military Mission are the persons in charges in charge and then eventually you build up the colony to a certain point where second and second in command or one of the favorite Lieutenant says it's time to enact democracy and the general says f*** no and then a civil war breaks out in the heavens people on the ground watching the shoot each other in blood feather up and then all the technology gets wiped out you should really start smoking pot but this is a lot of ways to interpret like various ancient spiritual religious texts science fiction you kind of way so I actually talk to my friends about this we like kind of what if what if the Bible and you know the Old Testament were viewed from a science-fiction perspective not be justified, but like what if we try to apply a lens I'm a futuristic perspective of our understanding technology to how they may have viewed what was going on back then they come back or whatever another question is what would we do if we destroyed around Planet like people say we are and how would that how would that you know result in a government house stories you'll be so funny if we destroy this planet we go to Mars and repopulate Mars and fix it up and then destroy that place come out what's going on right now during this pandemic the skies are clear than ever before the Venice canals in Italy of dolphins and I'm now you could be a crowned jellyfish you realize it's a different world now imagine that's what happen if we go to Mars with f*** that place up come back to earth look it's fixed we're back you know I guess if we can sustain our technology story of Pain if you can't it's a it's a weird thing in terms of like the cosmology like what they understand in this is you know relatively primitive tribe that has this origin story was like the end of Battlestar have isn't very good at all sentence with them discovering habitable planets with spoiler alert spoiler alert with a species that's compatible with them they find primitive humans and so if that story you know some interesting story we would lose all knowledge of the previous planets and technology and will imagine if we flew to another planet for the first time we've landed there and it's like 1940s America what if what if we find a spaceship underground with ancient Tack and we don't know what it is and turn that SARS the dogon tribe the nommo and they're fascinating Cosmic knowledge deep in northwest Africa more precisely in Maui we find one of the oldest Most Fascinating ancient cultures to develop on Earth so the ancient dogon tribe is known for their religious Traditions ritual dances their massive ritual mask their wooden sculptures in their architecture however they're also known for their in astronomical knowledge and they're fascinating mythological accounts the dogon have a compelling ancient tradition they mentioned myths and legends that go thousands of years into the past predating possibly even their own history some authors like Robert schoch was also the guy from Boston University he's a geologist to talk to at the spank argue the dog on where people who originated in Africa though who'd been forced to leave ancient Egypt due to their religious persecutions and it is in his opinion dogon May preserve ancient Egyptian traditions and myths that may even have been carried into the present age claiming that the dogon have a powerful Cosmic connection I can go on for this will take too long to read but you seem Zeitgeist where it where you know the first time he talks about the three kings of Orion's Belt pointing to the star in the east before the sun rises in the third day maybe maybe their stories are just just that you know we could we do but stare at the sky and just stop and look if you were traveling across the country as you are did you get a chance to stop and look in the middle of nowhere at the at the sky Golf Course there's a story that I think in Los Angeles the power went out the black on the 90s and the police got tons of calls from people who didn't know what they were seeing this guy it was a Milky Way galaxy those same people that are injected twice all right now calls from people who didn't know what they were seeing in the sky it was the Milky Way galaxy those same people that are injecting Lysol right now


    Tim Pool and Joe Rogan: Did Aliens Seed Human Life on Earth?
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    my favorite I want to call the conspiracy theory about my favorite stories is Humanity emerged on Venus and that we destroyed the planet with the greenhouse effect so we created the ark project and took the DNA of two of every animal and loaded up on us on the last vessel the ark and went to terraform Earth and that the dumbest idea how many copies of those things do you make before they eat each other what what people do I think it's a fun story they argue that the Bible was like the stories being told and retranslated over hundreds of years to A Lost Civilization that only one ship escaped the destruction of their planet and I'm not saying it's true it's a fun story I love that story sort of colonize the solar system are colonizing Galaxy I agree and I think if we don't discover about a repulsion then hard chemical energy we're not going to do it so that's why this is so compelling this idea that they're using some element that apparently is impossible to find here you can only created with a particle collider but maybe in whatever solar system they are coming from you have a very different environment and maybe this element was the primary source for fuel maybe they figured that out a long time ago I wonder if I'd love to talk to an actual physical about this if there's only with negative density what's that mean so like you know things of density create an attraction through gravity because they they the pressure like the help their their influence on space-time I'm not an astrophysicist so I can't explain to you perfectly but you know the larger than more dense the object the more pull it has a very dense black hole sucks you in then you know Mars has thing again despite being out for this inside just laughing right now what a moron but negative density something that would actually have a report effect in terms of gravity in which case you could have some kind of object with where you can control X panic and tracked density so that you're pushing and pulling I don't know but Bob Lazar as prospective is if we showed a nuclear reactor to a civilization from the Fourteen hundreds they would think we are doing witchcraft they would think it is absolutely the craziest thing that anyone has ever seen or heard they would try to tamper with it I'll get radiation poisoning and die they'd never be able to figure it out in a million years if you just left it with them if you left some sort of a nuclear reactor with them and your he said this is really how far Advanced he believes these these aliens whatever you want to call them are that they're their science their technology is indistinguishable from Magic cuz they're so far ahead of us do you think they'd wants to be involved with us behind you're suggesting that I wouldn't do we study butterflies we study mice we study we study bugs in the other side of the planet we send people unscientific Journeys to go and look at the Frog short or even sure are real anymore are we giving guns to temps are we are we building forts for them and teach him to use down and I mean we've seen now there's more to this coming out showing Stone Age gap on a regular basis are we going to go and teach them that our culture I mean do we drink are chimps things all the time Tarzan just jacking fish eating lobsters we would be absolutely happens because people are trying to improve an initial designs that why they try to prove an improvement initial design they try to make things that are better make things that are more efficient make things that I can do tasks that they can't do without these tools and then they their curiosity and their creativity causes them to expand upon his ideas of course if something's going to be so far Advanced They didn't accept their current place in the universe they don't even accept the fact they want to stay on this planet they want to travel to other places you know f****** insanely curious you have to be to lock you and three of your other three foot buddies and a giant f****** Flying Saucer and Propel yourself through space Oh yeah we get to have to be incredibly curious incredibly but they would have to be thinking about things be exploring things and of course you would want to come to a planet that is filled with people who have hundreds of different languages they're all full of s*** they lie to each other constantly send videos through the air they have weapons that they could blow each other up with I mean of course you would be faster open this way I think if we saw like a group of chimps standing near a water water bed and then one champ fashion some kind of bag and pulled it over Ted jumps in the water and try to go as low as you can for as long as I can before coming back out we would look at that like that is the stupidest attempt at scuba diving I've ever seen but oh my God it shipped just tried to scuba dive so if there are aliens and amazing we're likely to die in there like in stupidest attempted actually going to space space space station it's up there and live on it they shoot themselves that they were very crude form of propulsion but they figured it out because they don't have Element 115 in their environment naturally so these dummies have to light things on fire and use a push off the back of it to shove themselves through normal air and you know why they're not going to give us at Tech right now why would they give us why why didn't I say give us to buy they wouldn't have been able to give us Tech why would any good luck if if if they came down and went to Russia and said here's anti-graft repulsion we think Wes is going to do all right our planet now they're going to immediately expand rapidly their their populations going to grow exponentially and it's going to cause massive turmoil between nuclear power to destroy themselves bodies like maybe that's the key to to stopping war in the North no incentive whatsoever for people to be sexual or attractive everybody looks exactly the same we get over this idea of biological mating they reproduce through genetic engineering why not just be robots I just finished season 2 season was awesome but basically they have a thing called a stack you said you finish season 2 season 1 is awesome that means season 2 sucks season 2 the C plus plus plus yeah sleeves and they kind of don't care when they die because they just get you know it's if you're poor you get really crappy sleeves right but if you're if you're rich you get premium axe military upgrade like high-tech very strong but their body is just become separate and you can also transport your Consciousness Interstellar like other planets and then you wake up in a body on different planets that's how you go places now your Consciousness travels so yeah I mean maybe aliens do that maybe there's there's not I find the idea of the various alien life but body is curious one of the one of the things I've read about is that it could be human from the future I think about what we look like as opposed to like what a champ looks like and then you keep going further with that like all they had will get bigger the bodies and get weaker and then look there's a sort of a trend in this society today to do to be less masculine less feminine more gender-neutral and they them pronouns maybe that's all just part of the programming into another one of the globalists is that in order to get access to alien planet aliens are going to give one world order in order to get alien Tech you think the Galactic Federation is a planet in which is got numerous governing bodies and nuclear weapons play with us Russia or China and so the argument that was one of the theories is that interest on the United States have access to the aliens know that they have to do everything their power to unify the entire plant under one Authority so that we can be entered into whatever alien you know access would exist but so long as we are nuclear-powered competing territorial factions they can't do it and one of the things that I find interesting is that when it comes to this argument about removing masculinity there's this kind of overlap with this idea of domestication you think about wolves Pro dogs and dogs dogs are effectively wolf cubs perpetually so wolves are aggressive territorial independent independent assented like free with you where they don't your interview following you know so an adult masculine tough human is going to be like I'm independent I'm in charge they've got to remove that and domesticate us so you get a bunch of weak effeminate genderless humans who are going to be passive docile and agreeable and what dogs are used to be what men are now I was thinking of this really cool idea for a sci-fi film where aliens come to Earth and most Humanity except domestication and then 300 years from now you've got regular looking 24 Century kind of men and women but then you have these five-foot-tall super armor jetpack with plasma rifles that love and serve the aliens and we view them as freakish genetic defects so have you seen like Oblivion with Tom Cruise yes the aliens basically genetically engineered a whole bunch of Tom Cruise's that's cool I love it very good movie if if aliens came to Earth and most humans agreed and then overtime that the humans that got access to life-saving technology special armor were the ones that were agreeable and less likely to be aggressive wolves don't like versions of humans you know desperately in love with the aliens you know eat those dog like people the way wolves eat dogs well for the sake of of a fiction know we wouldn't have them do that sneaky smaller 9. I guess our species I'm saying like they think they really never got domesticated yeah that's what's interesting it's like they're coyote version of human right Maurice Vidal Portman who is a pervert / explorer who you know would measure dicks and detailed descriptions of people's anatomy and genitals something about like you do realize the aliens who come to Earth Arthur cool nerds want to like talk science it's their the rich assholes who thought their planet and dipping out us a silly way to look at it from the future like what benefit would it be to get richer and all of these they have their giant heads and they can travel this flight like this is this is why I really don't like I think it's Hawking's argument that we shouldn't we should be excited about aliens because whenever I'm more powerful civilization approaches it a weaker one they dominated in Moline what would he be saying is like you know when when the Europeans came to North America and spread disease and then stole lands are wiping everybody out like when when when I'm work van civilization be so you know you know I don't think that at all it's like why not the way I approach would be more like a gigantic vessel coming down and just slicing a skyscraper in half and stripping on the copper and elements while ignoring the people and when we go to a habitat for a we're not going to like haha will kill all the squirrels where I can take a lumber squirrels be damned so we going to have a task for other creatures live take what we want and we don't care about the animals we don't we Farm we kill all the mice in a little critters and every don't care so I don't like the I don't think they are going to make sense that at more advanced civilization come to Earth and be like haha humans now you will serve us and it's all real and now they would completely ignore us and just start taking stuff in crushing us and ignoring us it wouldn't be but I don't I don't think that's the most likely scenario either I think any ice sufficiently Advanced enough to travel the massive size of the universe would have little need for the Primitive elements on a planet be easier for them to go to any other Rock like this might be an incredibly rare place we are incredibly rare as far as everything we've been able to observe they might come here because they found this Goldilocks plant that has liquid water and incredible biodiversity and more life than any other place on Earth you know that was that that's a multiple orbit for a planet that every 300 years comes in, comes in close orbit the Earth has elliptical around our sun and he's widely been criticized by other Scholars who understand ancient Sumerian website called stitching is wrong season go to it's itching is wrong. Calm because all the wack-jobs like me the who love the idea of you know all that's why we're selling the gold man right because the aliens use the suspended gold particles in their atmosphere real use of chemicals and toxins is destroyed their environment do stitches itch in is wrong. Cam is an interesting website and I don't know who's right or who's wrong and I think if you want to go over the Anunnaki and the ancient with what's really interesting and not just about sitchin but about sumare in general is one thing is they had these tablets is Clay tablet that had a depiction of the Galaxy or the depiction of the solar system are you talking about 6000 BC they have this depiction of the solar system that shows the sun in the center and it shows all the planets in our known galaxies are known solar system with a proper perspective in terms of the size of the planet and the proper distance like they're in the right places it's not like there's a big one really close to the Sun and there's a little one three planets out like see if he could find that it's a weird image see that's the image that zecharia sitchin had was that they were trying to tell us that they have come from this other planet and they were trying to explain to us what our solar system is but just the fact they have this sun in the center and then they have all the planets that we know of circling the Sun and this has been criticized our goal and all they didn't do it right into it first of all day did it in clay okay so relax there so it's so goddamn clothes that you would have to say and that might be what that is and if that is what that is what are they trying to say with this thing because there's also an image from a clay tablet of a very large being that has a very small human like being with a monkey tail on it slap and this is what situation points to as some sort of a depiction of the genetic engineering that took place to turn primitive primates into human beings this is the reason why we are so dumb print from every other animal on this planet and the real thing that when when people talk about aliens and alien Kelly what would aliens be doing here why would it what if human beings are the product of accelerated Evolution like what if they came down here they found this incredibly Rich planet is filled with biodiversity and all these different life-forms and then they found these primates and like we know where these factors are going like this is us 10 clean years ago or whatever the f*** is let's accelerate this little party let's inject some of our super Advanced DNA into these primates and let's see let's see where it takes itself so we think that's a fun story they told Bob Lazar but Bob Lazar said I don't know if they told me that to throw us off the trail if it's disinformation or was just some wacky thing that they came up with to just like I have a crazy story that the scientist tell anybody so if you do tell people like what do you working on I'm working on reverse engineering and propulsion system from an aircraft that came from another planet and by the way right we are product product of accelerated Evolution they came to us and they injected are DNA and notably like abrahamic this idea that we were created that we were told we shouldn't should do certain things so things are fun stories but yeah you could look at the idea of someone being the Son of God you know hybrid right yeah you can look at the stories of regular Genesis taking the rib of Adam crave so you know I got a lot of heat for my more religious friends for pointing that out that I believe the Bible is more likely than odds base to be about aliens and about the actual creator of the universe and I'm talking clots like ridiculously astronomical but I think we actually know some things exist Janet make relation cargo Cults we know how how primitive life form reacts to more advanced technology understand and that would make more sense to me then you not believing in a hard religion about the Creator and you know Carpenter something like that we're dealing with translations that was told as an oral tradition for a thousand years before that but boy the saying hard-and-fast exactly what they meant in the Bible what this means and what must have happened for them to write that down to me is just Bonkers I mean who who knows but what we do know is that the older the stories get the weirder they get like that's one of the weird things about the ancient Sumerian taxes of you or your dealing now you're in like the 6000 years ago range which is what we do know is that the older the stories get weirder they get like that's one of the weird things about the ancient Sumerian taxes of you who you're dealing now you're in like the 6000 years ago range which is really weird like that's a long f****** time to go


    Tim Pool Looks at Trump’s Chances for 2020
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    I worked for you know one of these companies they told me to side with the audience we talked about it last time I was here they wanted me to create a narrative that the audience agreed with because we were there to serve them young progressives whatever they say so social justice so whatever young progressives say are you saying that if there is a factual news story that would be upsetting for against we won't cover it that people shouldn't go back to work that they shaken Revolt like I said yeah they should protest like not when I go back to work that to me was one of the craziest things I've ever heard of politicians saying like it if anything we need to get the goddamn economy back on track I wonder if she's going to lose inner primary she's going up against a woman named Michelle caruso-cabrera who is a moderate who actually sounds very reasonable and it and it kind of breaks my heart used to be like you can look at the things we talked about and she's a very real she's got like a book she was an anchor for some I think they're like CNBC or something and she comes off like I don't know, like maybe you were me just how what used to be left before they went became radical activists and for social justice why do you think they went that way why doesn't Arizona is there like you know they get wiped out a lot but you look at the real talk about conservatives getting banned whole lot cuz they're very active but I think so how are you saying that they're less likely to have good internet We Roll We Roll towns I think is that you got a lot of older people that are conservative lot younger people that are liberal and there's there's issues there with how people interact online so my assumption is my opinions things I've read older people more likely to just follow and read younger people more likely to engage most people not engage at all it's something I think like 2% of the country is actually actor on Twitter but you end up with internal bias in social media companies who is authoritative and who isn't Echo Chambers so really good example is like a buzzfeed news write a story that the Wuhan bio-lab leak theory is a right-wing you know popular right-wing Theory Trump supporters are pushing it and here's why it's wrong what's CNN ran about this and so when when you have digital media framing things as always liked you ever wonder why they never say left-wing you know like in the medial say conservatives did X they never say liberal text because they view themselves as those people so you end up with Anaconda does authoritative left-leaning you end up with left-wing activists and acceptable marketability there was a study done where they tracked essentially like visualization of location for various aspects of the internet conservatives are in this bubble liberals in this bubble marketing digital marketing companies overlapped with resistance Twitter anti-trump opening is Big Marketing firms based in New York City based in Los Angeles much more likely to be blue have a Blu perspective they run commercials based on a left-wing perspective politician see it with the television is saying they see what the websites are saying and they say this is what America wants it's not it's what the hyperactive 2% of Twitter once so they fall into that trap where they believe all this stuff the reason ocasio-cortez election was an exploit it was exploiting the system so you end up with someone views that don't represent overwhelming majority this country in a very high-profile position influencing Nancy Pelosi and what you know one of the reasons they think they even went for with impeachment was because ocasio-cortez give a statement where she said was a bigger Scandal that the Democrats would not impeach Trump next thing we know Nancy Pelosi hops on board with the idea and that blew up in their face Trump ends up sings approval rating go up has a ton of money did him in was the Lysol s*** do you think is going to happen in November as of right now there is the Panic Factor could be good for Trump the fact that when a crisis May mean people are desperate for security and they don't want to take a chance they don't take any chances Ryan Trump is a bully like he has like he pushes people around and a lot of people like that about him that he yells the Press bass was clapping standing up saying thank you for finally calling these people out it was a good thing you take that attitude next to Biden you think by him to make anybody feel safe I don't think so so that the argument for it is look man I'm a moderate person my politics have always been left-leaning pro-choice progressive tax government programs all this good stuff group in the city but I'm not super far left I need an argument from you Donald Trump has come forward with the economy was booming lowest unemployment 50 years Summers of our lives up until the pandemic travel ban that they've got the Democrats or even a green without this point if you want to convince me to vote for you and many people like me I think you got to give me an argument as to why buying is better but they're not they're saying stay alive Joe Biden we just don't like Trump but they really really really doing that that's a good point and I think if the economy does manage to show some signs of resurgence around November and in Lino towards October and September if he has some sort of a real rock solid plan he can show you where it's going this is what we're planning on doing this we're going to have this by that and that buy this and that by the way Joe Biden is not going to get better his cognitive decline is going to increase and it couldn't you could drop it off of a f****** clip even might come around to where November is where the gaps are constant and they pulled him off of the public eye and they never show him that the Democrats want to win Michelle Obama we might have a f****** CGI Joe Biden with some I'm not kidding does it from some sort of a remote location and they CGI the s*** out of his his face well I'll tell you one thing that there's there's some that positive trumpy look at in terms of pandemic worry you know people trust him his approval rating was going up when they were televising his his his press briefing as soon as I stopped him and we see this in the Press right now everyone keep saying at the the longer Joe Biden is hitting the batter is campaign is doing because people can't see him struggling the speaker just going against Trump mail-in voting I agree with you about Michelle Obama but I don't think she really wants to run if if mail-in voting for Nancy Pelosi I believe she said she wants to have mail-in voting confirm the next stimulus package if the lockdown persist Beyond November November and May voting is the is the go-to way that the challenge you see a bunch of Republicans saying that mail-in voting could lead to fraud and it can write if somebody's mom is like you know old and just like not paying attention you fill out for her but the bigger issue I see if Republicans is that uninitiated and uninterested people be voted for and that means in big urban areas you'll have a mom and a dad telling their kids who normally don't care just fill it out just fill it out just for the guy and that could potentially hurt accounting brought right Friday so Republicans main concern is fraud that someone can take their kids pack and just put out for him but I don't know how it's counted right tracking on the mailbox in the post office. I agree with all that I think I think you don't need to go so far as to assume someone's going to snatch up all the ballots possible replace them I think that's a bit too much for me I just think right now we know the youth about swings left and they don't care about voting you put the ballot in their house they don't think it turned out for Bernie they did not turn up. Turn on some areas they didn't turn out so you get this very active base online ranting about what they want they don't actually go out for it with about their pocket send it to their mailbox and then Mom says There It Is fill it out there to do it and so that's going to make sure the people who normally aren't bothered to go vote will go vote set a trap for Bernie they did not turn out they turn out some areas they didn't turn out so you get this very active base online ranting about what they want they don't actually go out for it with about their pocket send it to their mailbox and their mom says There It Is fill it out there to do it and so that's going to make sure the people who normally aren't bothered to go vote will go vote


    Joey Diaz Shares the Story of Columbian Nazi Narco Carlos Lehder
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    narcos is an interesting they did a damn right I think this s*** is going to Miami they killed it with Pablo they killed it show that killed that guy so good and the guy the guy I like that they hide was that dude that got like two thousand years in jail the one who ran the island like his story is hilarious cuz he was a John Lennon fanatic but he was Spanish okay and he was on these guys they became the extraditable this guy to put the radio and they show scenes of him on the radio f****** like because you are the number one export portrait of a product and he's snoring awfully seems like an assistant while she's blowing that was the one who went to Pablo and said I'm going to I'm going to fly to cook back for you but we're going to make a stop on an island so they bought an island they f****** through the doctor off there was a white doctor that allow that nice to meet you and then we'll listen wow this is what they want everybody out but there was just one white Doodles and kill you from Florida to Germany from Florida to Germany originally from Germany he's his father's German he's got two thousand years so what they did was this what they did was that doesn't take a genius and he made them a bunch of money but then he started doing a podcast from the island with cameras and naked women 20 - 20 million a day and you're just a dick that the coke there's bags of blow behind you he's just ripping bags open snort them just talked and he was a John Lennon fan so he would talk about comforting he would do these videos for hours for days so he was like he's the first one they gave up when the s*** got deep and the Colombians were in trouble to 5km sat down and talked about Jim Morrison the doors they gave him $1,000 because he gave them information years later about he gave them gave him a vital I gave you really great information that if the country f****** knew we would sink like he gave him he gave them information that he was he also not beside having his Island that that was also up of a distraction his Mane contribute his main resupply was Fidel so he Fidel was letting him go to Cuba bring the coke to Cuba stock it and for every ship that went out from Cuba to the United States with a Cuban flag the devil get a kickback of $800,000 but that was sending 3-4 shift today so he testified against the Dell which obviously everything he knew about the ins-and-outs of money moving you can find the online all this s*** money moving you can find the online all this s*** is based off of


    Joey Diaz: Everyone Said They Wanted a Zombie Apocalypse…
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    how'd you two weeks ago when I went to CVS, I saw a white guy and a hot African-American chick having an argument outside to CVS at 9:20 in the morning he was little chubby and they were having some type of loud discussion I went and I got my medication when I walked out he's yelling at I want my wallet back you f****** b**** always dirty b****** up in Van Nuys and shake this is how bad is why I live now so this is my CBS This is the main when I've been going there for 10 years and also as I walk out I walk towards my car but I hear him go I want my fucken wallet back you f****** b**** and she's like I didn't take your wallet and what are you going to do call the police and tell them what I suck your dick drinking my f****** wall and he hauls off and smacks a dexa like f****** name a knockout of UFC this is way better than you have ever seen the f****** pimp was down the block he took off on his f****** car bra people ran to him me I didn't have a piece so I got in my car and took off because of the shooting I go down the block I go down f****** without going to hook on Lankershim I'm stuck by the train station on the third car in the inside Lane so I'm going south down Lankershim okay I'm about to hit Magnolia the federal all that stuff but I'm sitting right there across from the train station and all of the sudden out of the left of my eye I see this commotion woman looking up and listen I see an axe handle or something hit her she goes down into the street and it's a white guy with a vest on just hitting people with accents and then going down one-by-one and all the sudden I see a chubby guy running across the street at 5 and I'm going to shoot down the street and catch him at the end of Venom with my car it's been years since I hit a motherfuker with my car to get some more what is happening that's why I'm leaving. She sits in her car so I mean like a quarter to nine with talkin it's a chicken play Haydn hot chicken hot chicken Valley Village Park a guy was walking his dog at 2 in the morning for identified men jumped out of a car into a b now you know what get in the car one day next week I've told you and just go say your goodbyes to time to stop by yourself you got to bring nobody but your hand on the wall make a left on La Cienega and then pick a street and make a left so you can make another left to get on the 101 and make a mental projection of when this will come back but you know what everybody wanted the zombie apocalypse you got it b**** I want and make a mental projection of when this will come back but you know what everybody wanted the zombie apocalypse you got it b**** I'm saying you want everybody


    Joey Diaz's Relationship with Cops
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    let me tell you something along top I FaceTime Facebook instead of torturing him and he was involved in the JonBenet Ramsey case Sully talk the same people from Facebook at me when they go your buddy that got retired so I sent them an e-mail on Facebook a listen hey dude this is the f****** crazy thing I was not wanted but I was questioned on the credit card situation in August of 85 somebody had destroyed that more with a credit card at the description so these two cops with uniforms kept asking me questions I worked at Foot Locker they kept saying pretty soon we're going to start getting the receipt and you have to go in for whatever and they were coming everyday and shake me down and have a good guys if I was a f****** credit card Thief will I be working the flakka so I was just buying time and going to catch me eventually that one cop even came and said as well turn yourself and unlike do you get the f*** off my doorstep that night I want that morning I went to San Francisco a year later I got arrested for kidnapping he gets promoted to detective he doesn't remember me from the credit card thing the whole time I'm sitting at going what is this f****** cop going to remember me from the credit card thing get on the floor cuz I was about to be kidnapping kidnapping to let him know what I was packing what type of person I was so they can company put me in a room that was white made me wait for half hour then they came in and played their technique which I've been doing the people on my f****** life you know I'm the one that would break into Joe Rogan's house and still want you make sure you take one shoe you throw it away that destroys people psychologically for years they'll keep looking for that one shoe what happened then every time you see me guy with the machine gun I don't know did you know I don't know so how did you get there I had a bike but you just said you drove yeah I drove to get the bike to I was just f*** with them cuz I wanted to get out cuz Don Johnson was Mary and Sheena Easton on Miami Vice that night I had to be home by 9 that's all I cared about was his wedding so I'm f****** with the cops drugs when I left to do but kidnap what are you talkin about so we went back and forth like 6 hours and I still remember them sitting there like with their hands down and me talkin about like you know my uncle came from Cuba in 1952 and he work for f****** this guy and then like what's this got to do with what we're talkin about dog and then I agreed to give the guy information and I would just give him like red. hey that's what I would give him Jamie's license he's not a drug dealer but I would tell him that Jamie was running kilos internationally from Europe they were f****** they would go to Jamie's life Columbia he knows the Ochoa Brothers so you were just making up this crazy is Bernie Marcus he want to keep the kidnapping but I might not even find no fingerprints or nothing Sorry Charlie not this time so if you was chomping at the thing he went to all the earrings and said that that you don't let them like we don't see nothing else on the racket so if there's nothing else on the record white evangelist type guys he even was so mad at me that he joined forces with my ex-wife and Court afterward for like child hearing this s*** like that that's how crazy. Oh my God he was there when I went off one day Cuban style and that's the last time I saw is the beauty I can write them letters every month cuz that's a type of motherfuker I am writing letters for the letter say how you doing every month on the 1st for me never never never play smack them in the face at Safeway so they try to get me for a tremendous afternoon listen you f****** come back in here again with this s*** is contempt of court and it was that bad but it was 4 years of getting tortured think of you tortured me for 4 years I'm financially done I'm financially ruined I'm trying to feed you and I'm getting heat cuz I'm dirty a lot of conversation with me on the showing you know I wasn't that no no I wasn't throwing heat there no I just was doing while I was holding myself when I met you when the beginning you were dirty yes yes that's up for some people. That's like a deal-breaker


    Is a Texas Comedy Club in Joe Rogan's Future?
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    earthquakes since fracking what's before I talk s*** use broscience earthquake activity I've been out the ground but for people that live there it's horrific or just going to visit Josh box was a book Gasland or a documentary Gasland I believe that's his name he has been on here before person to feel in North America at the moment hey man seriously we only cause one earthquake for every 300 don't frack and dig in the ground and good luck if you have like a water source it's connected to that apparently and sometimes that the gas gets out of the ground f**** up the air quality and fracturing related earthquakes are chronic they were thought to be minor but new research showing they can be quite large and damaging the focus of the study of a 5.7 magnitude Quake near Oklahoma damage 14 homes and other structures in the area you're in Prague Oklahoma be like at least I can just sit on the porch and relax we're away from most folks and the government has to decide like how deep under your house is still your house if you buy a plot of land and they drink your milkshake remember that for that movie baby blood milkshake dude do women ever see you again you see me anytime you want anytime let's make schedule times we see each other most likely


    Best of the Week - August 2, 2020
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    it doesn't mean just because you don't like Trump as an individual that suddenly you're okay with hard Life policies but I think the Democrats make that mistake they think they're they're very think that that's the solution to Trump go as far away from him as pause yeah and then it like what's happening in Portland and Seattle I think people are more aware than ever now that civil unrest is like it's it's very strange it's very strange to watch them try the break into that what was the building in Portland they were trying to ask Fields Courthouse a federal courthouse how do you how do you argue tattoo why why is why I just don't understand why would you try to break in the court out there did trying to recreate what went wrong with didn't work in Seattle right that whole Zone Child Care job give me the worst version of the United States they put up borders immediately they stop people from coming in they had armed guards they wind up using policed I didn't have cough but they have people that act like cops beat the f*** out of people for filming the whole thing but over the years in and you know I'd I know Republicans and Democrats will feel the same way or in Portland in the surrounding area and they all feel like this place has is slowly you know circling down a toilet because of local and State Management right and so what happened in Portland not really surprised you know it's it's a shame that the people that did that do this sort of activity right darkest whatever the same sort a trustafarian and he had a bottom-feeding folks and really any city in the world who engage in a WTO protest because it's cool to get out there and protest and ask them what are you doing and you'll get ten different answers I do think a lot of this is coming from empathy which is a good thing and I have to say with regard to the issue with transitioning children I do support to this thing and adults I think it can help adults who are transgender I think if you were an adult you it's your decision is your body it's no one's place to tell you what to do but I think a lot of this is coming from so I grew up in the gay community and I remember seeing how homophobic people could beat or my friends and I think things have things have gotten better in some ways I think so we can talk about that because I do talk about how that affects a lot of what we're saying in the book but I think for a lot of people they look at that and they say okay we were wrong about that we were wrong to treat gay people differently we were wrong to say that being gay is something you can change so now they've gone completely it in the opposite direction saying okay no matter what anyone says with regard to their identity with regard to their gender this is something that we should not challenge we should fully support if you eat question it in anyway even in the most nuanced or sensitive as I tried to and I think you do but still not acceptable I find people who are if they read my work or they talk to me they said I never realized I didn't know the sign said that and they change their perspective but I think for some people if they are very much busted in the Identity or very very invested in activism or for whatever reason this ideology mean something to them it's you cannot you just cannot reason with them it doesn't matter what the sign says they will find something to pick out and it's really with the assistance which is that that the research I was mentioning where shows that most kids will not work anymore when they reach puberty they just people some people cannot accept it and they will call you transfer call you back you know I don't think I'm any of those things I'm really just trying to help prevent these children from making potentially a very bad decision that they're going to regret and especially now we're seeing in the UK that this happening where more detransitioners are saying this was something I regret this was a mistake why did the adults not challenge me I really think so right now we're in August 2020 I think within the next 5 years or maybe a little bit longer we're going to be seeing an explosion of children coming out and saying I did not want to transition this was a mistake and it's going to be awful when we're already seeing that there's a lawsuit that was a very prominent in the UK recently about a young girl who transitioned to be with you know the lawsuit I'm talking about it's heartbreaking because she's essentially ruin her body to the point where she's not going to be able to have children she's still you know she in in too many cases while these girls can have orgasms ever again what does it mean whenever I want to show if I'm on TV and I talked about this the backlash after is just crazy and I'm thinking people need to wake up I'm trying to stop this from happening right the whole point of this book and saying these things is trying to prevent was about to happen penalty as I respect your view but what percentage of innocent people are you okay with executing right because the system is fundamentally flawed and even if the system was reformed in all the ways that we could sit here and think of right now I have some ideas on that they're still going to be errors there's always going to be there and so I think we did a podcast episode about his case as well James is either going to be the hundredth guy executed by the state of Florida or the 30th guy exonerated from Death Row Clemente was the 29th and I'm representing who should be the 30th so they're not even if all the people caught on fire and had to exit electrocuting three times but even if they got those right they aren't even batting 700 right and then in in Louisiana and do your point before Joe a guy named John Thompson rest in peace was a good friend of mine he came within a month of being executed by the state of Louisiana when an attorney investigator staring into a microscope and saw the DNA evidence and he wrote an opinion piece in New York Times where he said I don't understand why the prosecutor who prosecute could he prove that they knew he was innocent before they prosecuted afraid he knew it and it was absolutely proven that was not in question so he said I don't understand why they tried to kill me and they knew I was innocent but human beings when it comes to anything where there's a game and the problem with policing and Prosecuting people and convicting people and it's a game and meaning that there's winners and losers and winners winners and losers people cheat there's a lot of people with poor character and they just want to win and they get caught up in this game and you can call it a game you can call the pursuit whatever you want to call it there's a there's an end that you want to achieve if you're successful and if you if you don't eat cheese that end your Unser so when people are trying to achieve this end they will do all kinds of things you know the thing about Farley was he hand Spade used to fight over me like I was the girl sweet when I took I took the gang out to Barbarian Steakhouse in Toronto great steak and if they're still there Chris ordered two bone-in to bone-in steak porterhouse steaks ate both of them but on top of each bite he put a cube of butter and when I looked at him like what are you doing he was like so if you want to put a hat on your steak and some people just genuinely don't give a fuk nofucksgiven obviously he's a wild man I met him once on the set of a news radio is partying with Andy Dick gray like wet cardboard you look gray and I'm like a man is it was just he was gone it was sad was weird he had gray skin and I remember thinking but he was sweaty and just because all f***** up yeah he he had major major demons in a lot of us really work you know we're workout for down but you know it's some people can't they can't make that lead man to think about him know is so good so stunning we would just go f****** crazy it was so fun I would wonder like what is is that same thing what makes him and because it was so real is that what made him just go crazy with Coke and go crazy with everything else and I think I think like normal people like I don't see a lot of normal people drawn why would any normal person want to be in entertainment entertainment why would they I think just by default damaged people are people with more articulately people with a hold of Phil are drawn to entertainment to fill the hole


    Rob Lowe Recounts Bombing at the 1989 Oscars
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    I bummed a lot I just can't believe that I don't I told you I had George Lopez on my podcast two days ago and he was talking about bombing but it is as if you want to expand like comedy is there's a there's a bunch of things going on right there's you relating to the auto them liking you there's this concept to trying to flesh out especially to workout room like a comedy store like you you have to take chances there's no way around it and sometimes those chances fall flat on her face the good thing is those through those painful failures those are like the biggest springboards to improve and growth like every time I've ever had a bad set my next that has been amazing cuz you just feel the sting and you prepare better and also like I think my past bombings have dared me to not bomb again because the fact that I know what it feels like to suck except there's probably someone out there that likes sucking a thousand Jackson father and mother so we'll listen listen I will bet you that no one is Bomb her than me, bro my trusty servant next to us will pull up pull up me bombing in front of a billion people what did you do warts OU hosted it 24 24 years old I'm doing movies Academy Awards asked me to do a big opening number for them Michael holy f****** s*** so I'll play it for us so we want you to honor 86 and I should have like probably thought it through cuz the idea didn't great to me words you don't they know better than I do so and the idea is it's going to be an omage old-time Hollywood and one of the earliest stars in Hollywood was Snow White animated figure so we're going to have a lot of Snow White and we're going to do a duet cuz the big opening musical number the Oscars always used to open with musical numbers for the Ramada logs yeah yes descended it send it okay okay great okay and anyway Marvin Hamlisch is going to write it Marvin Hamlisch yeah I'm not going to tell Marvin Hamlisch that I think that the lyrics are cheesy I could do that so when they get Ike and Tina Turner's Proud Mary and change the lyrics to did a lot of work for Walt Disney what is it on the Hollywood reporter's website I don't know why it's there probably is the title of the actual bombs Oscar opening February 20th 2018 watch it and then we're going to pick this up after robbing I watch this Lily Tomlin at the end now that's it that is truncated version but but but can I tell you something we're by I that was the year that Barry Levinson I can tell just from the first bar is that good forever hold on we'll be right back about to wind literally 11 Academy Awards as an actor there's no one you would want to impress more than Barry Levinson it's the year of Rain Man and I look out Joe in the middle can I see his face I'm not kidding and he's this is what he literally was going with what the f*** you see him actually make the I see him now the words what the f*** and and so without a healthy dose of denial so I'm like you know what f*** Barry Levinson what is he know anyway f*** that guy and go backstage and it's in the Green Room in its early cuz know it's early in the show and there is an older lady in the corner with like flaming red hair and I'm kind of looking at her in and she sees me she was young man I didn't know you were such a good singer come sit down and it was Lucille Ball and I went over and we sat down and she held my hand and we watch the Oscars together and you know what it made it all made it all almost worthwhile almost here's why that's not as bad as bombing doing stand-up because even though a billion people watched you didn't write it and be you knew where you were going you could just sing the stupid song and get it over with its terrible it's bombing it's bad but when you're bombing doing stand-up you are the writer you are the Creator you are the performer put it together you edited it prepared it you got it ready and then you're just up there eating s*** and people are angry at you they're angry they're angry cuz they can do that they were angry that they needed to license the whiteness of Snow White so generous so that I would have thought I would have got I think I would have gotten away with it a little bit and turns of History had there not been massive lawsuits the next day over the likeness thing which made them people thought about it people went back way worse than I thought it did I feel like it might have been bad influence with Kurt with James Spader underwear my favorite movies I got to do at 24 not say no to the academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences they don't and every year every year I'm treated honor high honor of being on the list of most embarrassing Oscar moments every f****** year and it in my thing is as I go hate weight guys you couldn't figure out how to announce the best picture 2 years ago and I'm still jumped up there and saying that and had it made any sense maybe Jim Carrey May yes maybe Jim Mariah Carey have gone. Ventura over-the-top and people would have been just laughing hysterically at how crazy he is it's it's one of my great career lowlights life highlights kind of makes me laugh with with with the onset of perspective in history great career lowlights light highlights kind of makes me laugh with with with the onset of perspective in history that's the beautiful thing about failures they eventually become funny yes


    Rob Lowe on Fame "What's the Point of Being Famous Today?"
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    but we're almost at next week might want to go quietly in your sleep rather than live for 500 years and see the the harz humanity turns into that too and I want to like my body breaks down I'm not I'm So Physical I love I love doing my stuff I I I don't think I'd be one of those people that you know NyQuil f*** that's great meme of the guy can't f****** walk like I want to be able to do my thang yes yes the machine working that's a lot of this one it's it's not though cuz the minute you realize your discipline has nothing to do with it that's the only way you can do it if I had if I had one so you broke out that like beer or tequila that be a different thing if you if you and also with the 80s so if you had a Kamikaze for those drinks would it would go Santa be like you know what would be really good to get with me some coke Downey crane with the pound keep your memory probably and it's really good if you want to talk a lot and successful people do a lot of successful people do it and it's not addicting to be a young really famous really good-looking guy during the age of no internet and you know the world was a wild placement you were really famous in the 80s I wouldn't I wouldn't trade it for anything I mean you know all of it look all the mistakes that I made all the things that I learned got me to where I am today and I could not be happier and I needed to I needed some f****** comeuppance and I needed some of that tumbling and stuff on the other side it's like what's the point of being f***** famous today really I don't know if there's a sign I know right I don't know I mean forget the lack of privacy the lack of like crazy fun but you can't have everybody's lying and wait I saw an article written about Leonardo Dicaprio and it was just about how he dates young girls and how gross it is that he's dating girls 25 like 25 f*** is wrong he's a good-looking man he's wealthy and happy and successful oh my God he dates someone who's young and vibrant there must be something wrong with him while if a woman does it nobody gives a s*** they celebrate her Hugo Kate Beckinsale you go take those 21 year olds down that's right roping Wrangler right when it's a woman they look at it like she's just she's doing her thing she's having a good time but man it's like he's abusing its power that Leonardo has power over those young ladies I figure like if you're if you're you know Leo or Bieber or any of those like you like you know like this is like what part of a coming-of-age is figuring out what you want in life and you know when you do that you're going to do if anybody would try to judge someone like that like the Bieber in particular right because he was really really young when he got famous Manson and you know that whole thing that that theory that at whatever however old you are when you get famous that that's like freezes you in carbonite emotionally and and and intellectually will that make sense with child stars like you get famous the people who are famous to you then fast forward a hundred years or whatever and like maybe they haven't done as much and you have when you meet them you think they're the most famous crazy successful person it's the same it's the same type of thing if I were to meet you know dr. Smith from Lost in Space ID like no f****** way The Six Million Dollar Man I can't believe it he's real right I'm more normal with it then when I was young when I was young when I would meet like I remember the first time I was on the set of Newsradio and I met Phil Hartman I was so weirded out how does like he's right there this is craigside met a lot of famous people back then only a small handful


    Rob Lowe and His Sons Went Hunting for Bigfoot
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    Michael Landon Aquaman Patrick Duffy Patrick Duffy Atlantis I saw the first thing to do the first time I ever saw something being filmed in California I had just come out from Ohio was 1976 and traffic was all blocked off with a Malibu Pier and I got out of my and I saw the light Susan the date it was so long ago they still have lights for daytime shooting and they were to do a stunt or Patrick Duffy is the man from Atlantis going to jump off the Malibu Pier and I was so f****** excited I used to try to swim like him cuz remember the man for that helmet Atlanta Sky anyone without ya f*** I love it I'm trying to figure out where it was found it they think they found something that represents exactly what the depictions of Atlantis were like these these Rings concentric Rings they think that there's some place it was not an island or one place it was all of it but whatever it was you know there's there's so many different versions of that somebody different versions of this like spectacular Seaport civilization that was destroyed in the flood like the flood of the Bible like Noah's Ark there's also there's an ancient story called The Epic of Gilgamesh in that store is very similar story about a flood and this is one of the things that Graham Hancock points to that there's all these civilizations that talk about had no interaction with each other in theory and yet they all have the same oral histories I did a show with my boys couple o files and it's it was basically it was an excuse for my boys and I to run around in a souped-up Raptor around the country and explore urban legends and Anthony Bourdain meets Scooby-Doo he was a f****** dream come true when they put us with Ancient Aliens for one night we blew the roof off the place credits for prefer one of the Lowe files it's not my proudest moment 4 years ago credit so then if y 500 is it it's right at the end government Right Here Right Here Comes for bigfoot we did Bigfoot twice we did Bigfoot up in Northern California in Walnut Creek the family know that the Patterson-Gimlin film was shot we did turns out the wood ape of Arkansas Oklahoma is the most active place and that was where we really where we had some really radical experiences where I've heard stop and you her Matthew oh yeah I heard like lip popping chest beating really what you really think it was real tired chest beating on a Bigfoot movie Bobcat Goldthwait yep he made a great Bigfoot movie Willow Creek he's been with all these guys were like real legit people they're like regular people and they spend their time out in the woods and they know how many are out there and it was crazy Matthew my youngest son's to the thermal imaging so I'm hiding but like doing the thing that I find the tree like the slogan for the Lowe files was it's more fun to believe it's like I don't have a dog in the fight but it's way more fun for sure way more fun the problem is a people looking at it also wanted to be real and not really really yeah I looked into that tell me everything I did a show called Joe Rogan questions everything for Syfy and me and my buddy Duncan went up to the Pacific Northwest and we did we brought stuff to real biologists and we actually had samples and primate DNA it's always right yeah there's no one just stops granola bars in their backpacks they're hiking out something to get your sweat on into can show up as human DNA or animal DNA mixed with human DNA it's the problem is the people that are into it the real the real problem is they want to believe so f****** bad that they just have this crazy confirmation bias and the only look at the good things are my favorite identity of kids you know having a blast the thing about Bigfoot that's interesting is that Native Americans had more than a hundred different names for that animal guess they don't have names for other mythical creatures and then on top of that there was an actual animal called a gigantopithecus and it was a huge ape ape like creature that stood on two legs and walked upright and is probably some sort of looked like orangutan like it probably looked exactly like what we think of is Bigfoot was an actual animal images of itsfunneh the deep connection between Native Americans and that Legend is really really profound I have had in India in one of the episodes that we did we we talked with with the some of the elders and they would say no one reached through the window and touched my chest and like it's like you like this guy's not cry right but they also peyote Native Americans would let you see Bigfoot interdimensional when you're on drugs that could happen absolutely could be real on the right side


    Rob Lowe Remembers Working with “Intense” Patrick Swayze
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    did Outsiders we were kids you Cruise me and Matt Dillon and we all everybody we were we were young I was 17 17 turning 18 in St Thomas Howell play Ponyboy the lead in the movie was 15 and when we would finish shooting we get in the van to get her and back to the hotel and there would be as much beer as you wanted is 15 can you can you pull up photo up to see our feet is it possible cuz it's okay look at look at Swayze he's standing on bricks whose feet he wanted to be taller nitrite Swayze standing on bricks in the back of that migrate people love that movie Grace it's f****** great it's great he's a bouncer bouncer and that's part of the things like I thought you were going to be bigger than that that's like one of the lines of the movie cuz he's a Legendary Bouncer that they bring in to fix really bad honky-tonks the bat problems at the door I mean it's so good they don't hurt us actual line the movie pain don't hurt cuz 80s lines are so good song She's Like the Wind in Youngblood like in the butt watch supposed to throw that money that's the joke bad kick he was the best man did he know he might be the most intense guy ever worked with bodyweight push-ups with his feet up against the wall all night long and not slapped and wanting you to hear he was like a why is great great but now I remember I remember she's like the wind and I was like I don't know how it fits in a hockey movie bro I don't know how that fits in the hockey movie big family ghosts great movie that's a great Point Break was a great movie I thought it was a French Canadian goalie really I didn't know he was an actor I thought I literally thought he was we hired this amazing French Canadian goalie


    Rob Lowe Tells Phil Hartman, SNL Stories
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    and so be like working with him and sit and he's sitting there like I've seen you on TV by the way how can you integrate was Phil he was amazing he was I buy scariest one of my squares professional moments involve Phil Hartman I was I was hosting the show on Saturday Night Live and filling it fill out a character called mace that he did reoccurring character pretty boy roasts they would throw of coerce me into a cell with Maisie turn around their chicken legs that was like the predicate of a I just remember a pop-up nothing it was the week that the Lambada dance was a big deal that tells you how long it was amazed and I were doing the Lambada and a prison cell and the whole sketch built towards AAA fine and for whatever reason I blew the set up line like like blue blue it's like there's no there's now no end so I had to ad-lib something really really really really quick it felt like time stretched out in his eyes got huge and night I ad-libbed live something and it worked in a got a really big laugh when I think that's when I would sort of sealed my relationship of Lorne Michaels cuz I was able to keep back backstage me like you're really Houdini aren't you it's the host show like you can take as much control over as you want and most people don't just being stupid and naive did and always did and set it on the writers all all night right all night with all the different writers going from room to room was the f****** heaven but the dress rehearsal of course right before air and its full shows exactly the same show cancel the whole thing and then they cut things or not with one of my favorite things that got cut in so I Will Ferrell and I paint oncologists who would deliver the bad news that people had stage 4 cancer but only with our mouths full of food so that was that was like that was the total predicate of of the sketch it was like so weird and so dark it made it to to air express wow really crazy she said everybody was kind of working together he said the wrong things about when you do SNL everyone's battling to get their sketch on so they would sort of sabotage each other and they would kind there was a lot of like backstabber s*** going on and he didn't like it and he was really hesitant like to be friendly with people on the set like when you first got on the sitcom it took a while for him to loosen up and realizes others a different thing cuz that that environment was every man for himself yeah it's it's funny ensembles or are funny that way like there is a an element of teamwork which I getting team there's an element of teamwork that's intrinsic and you want and it's great and hopefully it's there but then there's that that element of of you know competitiveness even with your sort of Band of Brothers but yeah that gets toxic in a hurry with the with the right with with the wrong culture and and maybe the wrong people in a bit that SNL it's like it is what it is how many slots for sketches and they're only so many people writing and the best is when people try to tank up and read through like you read all of them on Wednesday big huge stack of them and people will like laugh really really hard at their own stuff for like rolled her eyes at other than it's fun to walk your dad but people don't even know what we're talking about so I'll do a table read or see the most unrelatable podcast ever just now seeing and read the most unrelatable podcast ever just now it's a prepping and earthroamer


    James Cameron Was Visiting the Titanic on One of the Worst Days in US History
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    James Cameron Nails something in that Avatar film that resonates with people in a very strange way not just that it was an awesome moving it was a f****** awesome movie but that he he nailed something that made people want to live like that you know there was a thing they were talking about after that movie called Avatar depression where people were leaving the film and they were depressed that their life was nothing like Avatar like Pandora like living like the nod or there was something about what he nailed he nailed something in that movie was like the spiritual connection is very Ayahuasca like to this is connection to Mother Earth in a nature and and spirits and that the connection of all of them it was there's something about that film he he he hit some nerve with people I've never heard of another film generating depression that you know Star Wars depression see some of the ones that have recently come out here this depressing well that's what happens when the executive get ahold of us got to go to Cuba and put them in some sort of Elemental area of the psyche that people it just resonated with people you know people that talk about folks that live like a subsistence life then I'll people that have gone to the woods and they they just live off the land they talk about this like deep connection to Nature that they get from that and how it makes them feel fulfilled I don't feel depressed they feel very engaged and you know there's a guy named highmount he lives in the Arctic and vice did this whole series on him called the hindmost arctic adventure and one of the things that he was saying as he came out there like in the 19 Denise work for the Forestry Department I just live there for the rest of his life he's up there right now with his family like he's married to this indigenous woman and they live off the land needs caribou and fish and his whole life is like hunting and Gathering please like this is how people are supposed to rain is a very intelligent man very articulate weirdo that lives in the woods he's a guy who recognizes like there's something about this resonates with humans this life is like the being you're you're you're connected in the way that you're supposed to be and he thinks that what we've done creating cities in electricity and electronics and you know social media and all the b******* that we deal with today that we have disconnected ourselves from the things that that really make us human and that I believe that his his life is more connected to it but there's even a deeper connection and that's how the navi lived and you know if you read about there's just many stories about Native Americans were they would especially Comanche would kidnap people who would kidnap like young scrapbook which one under the Harvest Moon she did not want to go back to Western civilization she's like you guys live like idiots like this is a b******* way to live there's something about that movie that tapped into that but also tapped into this like spiritual realm that exist and psychedelics a Cameron f****** nailed it man he now a lot of people like I'll never had him on know I love that guy he's the best was one of my best friends and he and Jim were in Rodger corman's production Mill together they were the both sexes standby painters so he's been in every Jim Cameron movie ever ever made and he introduced me to Jammin there was a minute while I was going to play the Billy Zane part in Titanic and the gym is Like There's No One Like Him literally like f****** guy went to the bottom of the ocean with a so Bill and he went to these build a goddamn Thursday and and they went down to the Titanic they have lunch on the deck of the f****** Titanic and then bill came up and everybody was like ashen-faced and freaking out and 9/11 it happened go pack some was on the deck of the Titanic when 9/11 fast and freaking out and 9/11 it happened go pack symbols on the deck of the Titanic when 9/11 happened Holy Jim Cameron is that crazy


    Rob Lowe Talks Tommy Boy, Chris Farley
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    what's the weird one right when you like watch a movie you like where the f*** did that guy go like that guy from The Mummy Brendan Fraser Saturday Night Live closing you know the name of his movie that was opening that weekend sold what the f*** are you we don't hear what it was about to promote bedazzled some backroom smoke and then he was going to go out there and he's probably a little drunk May y'all bedazzled anyway we watch The Mummy watch couple the mummies and we watch Tommy Boy stand-up funny movie Matt Funny awesome God damn was and a great actor my my among all my regrets about Chris's passing was where he would have gone as it as a as a as an actor cuz he was cute and as fate stay the same acting in the movie forget the funny which is great but like they're like legitimate acting moments in that movie yes and I think that's why it it has the this sustained power but Chris was really going to develop into a into a real serious actor of a good one I think he was such a f****** Powerhouse when you go ape shitt look at those two idiots he was awesome man that's the cow tipping scene which I was a high-pitched to the writers they've never heard of it and it made it into the movie who's your mom / girlfriend again Derek that's right but I was a great thing cuz we supposed Derek and her husband John famous John Derek was very protective of her and she hadn't worked in a long time and he made her come all her hair off today before she showed up on the set of Tommy Boy so that sweet we thought we were getting Bo Derek from 10 with the hair and she showed up with hair that's busy my my like now cuz it's because John made her do it really smart great woman and I mean I got to kiss Bo Derek I mean I know I'm for people who don't know like what she wasn't an original white girl with cornrows but it was okay you couldn't get canceled for that she was the original Gigi Hadid about that as a reference that my cool and young now is her dad got sued cuz it's built a house that's too big no permits and absolutely no promise perfect bone structure right yes she was at she was amazing and tell me what you know the thing about Farley was he being spayed used to fight over me like I was the girl Barbarian Steakhouse in Toronto great steak and if they're still there Chris ordered two bone-in to bone-in steak porterhouse steaks ate both of them but on top of each bite he put a cube of butter and when I looked at him like what are you doing he was like it needs a hat so if you want to put a hat on some people just genuinely don't give a fuk nofucksgiven obviously he's a wild man I met him once on the set of a news radio he's partying with Andy Dick gray like wet cardboard you look gray and I'm like a man is it was just he was gone it was sad was weird skin all f***** up yeah he had major major demons in a lot of us really worked you know we're workout for down but you know it's some people can't they can't make that lead man to think about him though is so powerful demons that made him so good he was so good so good I mean horsepower things we would just go f****** crazy it was so fun I would wonder like what is is that same thing what makes him and makes it was so real is that what made him just go crazy with Coke and go crazy with everything else and I think I think like normal people like I don't see a lot of normal people drawn why would any normal person want to be in entertainment by default damaged people are people with a more more more articulately people with a hold of Phil are drawn to entertainment to fill the hole and you unsend some and some of the people that have other damage to rage anger whatever it is but without question the more normal someone is I know like a fortunate listeners like I'm just letting it like really really nice and really really decent and I'll go I wish you were crazy and damaged like me cuz then you'd be really have you ever met but can you think of a normal decent well-rounded unfucked up person who's hilarious know I'll tell you real quick right think of a normal decent well-rounded unfucked up person who is hilarious no I'll tell you real quick right now is a big part of humor is saying things that are radically inappropriate


    Rob Lowe and Joe Rogan Discuss Psychedelic Experiences
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    is a sober guy others part of me that wishes cuz I like you I like mushrooms but only like once or twice a year cuz it's so f****** fun and get like you said you get all that stuff going but mushrooms I could feel the mushrooms and I was getting high to he was smoking pot but then we're drinking Bud Lights and with a lot of chaos but I think about people go and do Ayahuasca and do those those that really appeals to me that's different in that you know you could call it a drug but it's DMT which brings up right not drunk that's what's weird about it why don't know what it is but if you wanted to get real woo you would call it some sort of a chemical Gateway into another dimension or to another realm that you can't access without it it doesn't seem like a drug how is it not any different then I got stoned and I saw crazyshit so well I'll give you do Coke right like I'm sure you're coked up for a long time write your body is all f***** up for long-time dimethyltryptamine only last like 15 minutes cuz yeah your body recognizes what it is is the roots of one plant and the leaves of the other so you have DMT in one plant in the other planet yet call Dan MAO inhibitor is monoamine oxidase that's produced by your gut to break down dimethyltryptamine in bunch of other chemicals but it breaks down dimethyltryptamine because dimethyltryptamine in a bunch of different plants so you you could trip just eating phalaris grass if you didn't have monoamine oxidase in your gut so when you eat this if you ate the grass nothing would happen because your body would break it down but if you had an MAO inhibitor then you trip balls and then talk about weather is like I vomited for 5 hours and I shown below your a****** out you going to diarrhea throw up its disgusting stuff you know that I don't do that you getting all the the stuff that you know not the active ingredient from these roots and these leaves two and then also your body is freaking out if you ever had any Awakening or Vision or yeah and he's anything that you could that you once you got what you were done tripping that didn't seem like the ramblings of a Madman for Resistol you're like oh wow I had a revelation it's hard to say it all seemed impossible to describe to anybody else other than people that have experienced it but what would it does make you realize is that how the thing that I always felt when I came back is like how is this that you could go to a place like this or you can see something that's way more Vivid and way more powerful than regular life like whatever it is it's not it's it's not like it's it's dull and confusing and you feel drugged and you feel less know you feel more you see more it's more vibrant it's more powerful and whatever is over there seems to know you it seems to understand it seems to be you're communicating with something something that's far more intelligent than you far more advanced and not hindered by all of the things that were hindered by like our egos and our our our nonsense or insecurities in our our civilization and culture it's like it's it's some sort of other kind of Consciousness you know and they joke about things they do they make fun of you like one time I did and all these gestures like this like a a geometric pattern of jesters like a fractal like the Infinite Jest as we're giving me the finger like this f*** you like mocking me and the message that I got was that I was taking myself too seriously like maybe even like wow like my intentions going to the trip I was taking myself too seriously and I remember relaxing on a car and rent in there like that is there nodding your head like yeah yes like it was a message like hey stupid you know you take yourself too seriously f*** you f*** you I like in your life now like let's say you are stressing out about something as very seriously do the fractal just gestures do you remember them and go home yeah I had this very very this Dimension this time humility is the humility that comes from real psychedelic experiences that you just cuz you know that they are possible it's makes you and makes you second-guess the significance of regular existence cuz it seems like the whatever that didn't think that might be where you go when you die I was waiting for them I was waiting for them makes you and makes you second-guess the significance of regular existence cuz it seems like the whatever that didn't think that might be where you go when you die okay I was waiting for them I was waiting for them for the moment


    How Politicians Defunded Mental Health and Left Police Holding the Bag
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    got to be something done to push back against this this this idea that we have right now with a weaponized this idea of defunding the police that the police are evil you know that the police having money is the problem and it's it's crazy like there's a reason why we have the police folks they're necessary it's very important and to abandon them or to treat them like anything other than members of our community and very important members of our community is so Shore I didn't so crazy and done by people that I don't think understand psychology that I don't think they understand violence I don't think they understand crime and it's again it's it's weaponized it's this thing that they're using now to push a political agenda to to align themselves with people you know so that it helps him get re-elected it helps them gain power with their constituents it's so dangerous and it's such a weird thing to hear coming out of mainstream politician do we need to defund the police make you guys are crazy I mean when people talk about defunding along the lines of take some of that money and put it into communities like that piece of it could be if done well beneficial last five decades have had to take on more and more and more jobs within the community I mean a lot of people would say that that that key change came in like the sixties when deinstitutionalization happened from the mental hospital so it used to be if someone was mentally ill they went to the hospital open the way it was supposed to so that the Community Mental Health never got funded properly and then all those folks who had mental illness did not get proper treatment went off meds all sorts of problems and now they became into social services and in helping these folks in a way that makes it so police officers don't have to do those jobs anymore I'm all right with that and I think most of the cops are because I've spent half my career on this side of police psychology sub training folks how to talk to people with mental illness so they don't end up shooting them right CIT thing where we have cops and clinicians that go out together but I don't know any clinician that wants to do that by themselves so if you on the police and everyone says yeah but you're going to send me into a potentially violent dangerous situation where you've got to be do you know what retirement is the right thing for me right now because I can't do this this is the lack of support and and what's going on is just too much it's not worth staying anymore and overwhelming and in to see how rather than you know trying to come in and figure out improve what we've got it's like it just doesn't make sense to throw hands up and say okay get rid of it because what's the plan b I'm so dangerous yeah it's it's very unsettling and overwhelming and in to see how rather than you know trying to come in and figure out how to improve what we've got it's like it just doesn't make sense to throw hands up and say okay get rid of it because what's the plan b


    How Do You Prevent Another George Floyd Incident From Happening? Joe Asks a Police Psychologist
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    there's a stigma there's that do I really need this it just is hard to pick up and the person that wants help all the time OK and help me it's going to be about doing that all the time so for these cops that are in that situation so when I say look I need to take some time off you you basically just leave me alone and say if you want these resources here they are or did they I mean is what they're one of the things it's kind of painful right now is you know every morning I get a news recap from the International Association of chiefs of police they send this email out to all the all the members of there and they have you had that Psychological Services Group and so we get these updates tonight I usually just kind of passed them over but lately with all the police reform so just headlines from around the country and the piecemeal randomness of of this City's doing this and this City's doing this and this you missed in this it and it's all over the place saying that's driving me nuts cuz I'm like there's already been groups that have studied and reported and told us what we need to do to help the the world of policing rise up and do better with that information out there from from wonderful brilliant people who come together and have laid it out for us it's there but yet we don't have that National Standard each state has certain that you know have a group like in California to California post you know it's the police officer standards and training so they said all the rules for training with minimal training requirements for all the departments in California so all the agencies police agencies here in this state are need to comply with all the post recommendations but they're all standard and our post California organization to have something similar to like what we have so they do set some standards but there are so many things that are not included in that and so it is a bit you know random it's hard I think to make a one-size-fits-all Everybody Must do this because if you think about it I think there is about 18000 different police agencies in the US and I think I read about 50% of those have 10 or fewer full-time officers so when you got towed out tiny little town in the middle of you know the Midwest in a very rural County that that you know that's a whole lot different than LAPD so it's hard to have everybody on the same standard in the same expectations when we've got a lot of different make ups for a lot of different departments that said there are some fundamentals that I think every Department should be held to and one of those is the debriefings afternoon in and the one that that almost no one is doing that's been talked about for a while as regular mental Wellness checks you know what this point you get a psych eval when you're hired or before you're hired and if you're in a critical incident you may or may not get one more more or starting to do that and then the only other time you're going to be required to see the psychologist is if you have messed up and you're in trouble and you're referred for a fitness-for-duty evaluation and at that point your job is on the line someone is saying that they think you're not fit for Duty and not as a scary evaluation to have to be a part of cuz then you're going in and and yeah if the psychologist judges and decides that you are not able to go back out then you're then you're off duty until you can fix whatever that problem Maybe how do we stop what happened in Minneapolis how do we stop that from from happening or at least mitigate it I mean I'm sure there are things beyond my realm that that also answer this question for me the things that I think we could be doing different that would really make a difference are the regular annual mental Wellness checks if from my perspective when I look at people like you know Derek Chauvin the the officer that that murdered George Floyd and we see what happened there he I would say I would be willing to guess and I don't know him I've never met him I don't know much about his career other than what I read in the news and and whatnot police officers that get to that place become that they're not that when they're hired process where they are digging and poking into every aspect of your background a background investigation which really I think hugely powerful key part it and it should be well done background investigation people who you know people from your past your landlord your ex-wife your girlfriend your boyfriend they've all gone through and it is in Oconto this background they also do a polygraph they do social media checks they you know they make you list all your tattoos and you know so they're they're looking for and if there is somebody who is just flagrantly racist has you know you know been out there holding white supremacy like they're going to they're going to see that somewhere in that digging around the blatant racist folks are likely weeded out during a good background process say maybe they're not as openly cuz you know we all know that people know better than to admit to such things most of the time these days and it could be more subtle so at that point what comes next you got oral interviews with you no police administrators a polygraph you know coming along in there and once they pass all of that that's when they come to the last they get their conditional offer of employment so they're basically like as long as you get through these last two steps you're you're good to go for the Academy in the last two steps are the medical evaluation so by the time we get them they have been heavily vetted poked around in and look through in their past and we get a we get a pretty clean group of people but then we get to do more digging and we get to ask questions at this point that they're not able to ask before so about mental health and background and psychological treatment in history and so you know if they get through these evaluations then they go on to the academy so for us that wedding that psych eval is a really important place and I've had a lot of conversations with other psychologists you know in the past few months like what are we missing I've had a workshop a couple months ago for other police psychologist on you know some of the things we do in these pre-employment send had someone say how do we screen out the cops to kill and I said we can and that was not a good answer is that we can't we can't because we have to what we're doing here is predicting the future right where were saying how do we know who is going to be that person who does that later predicting the future is incredibly hard figuring out who may be subtly racist or bias is also incredibly hard so that said we do a whole lot of things we've got our psychological test that we give we ask a lot of questions and we dig as deep as we can to try to again we doubt anyone who we think could potentially become a person down the road who could be a cop who kills are who you know is racist and bias in his treating people in properly so that's one big thing that we want to be very cautious and make sure we're doing a good job of screening up front but I would say so much more to say about the test in the screening but gets really nerdy and in detailed I would say that the officers who end up having the most problems are the ones who once they get on or in a department where that is the culture that is that that that those types of behave where are acceptable so as a young officer they learned that have you ever seen the documentary the seven five I Have Nots it's a great documentary about Michael Dowd who has been a guest on the podcast who is a he was a terrible cop and talked openly about how he was corrupted and how his first day on the force he he witnessed corruption and was told to shut his mouth and further went on to become a drug dealer and robbing drug dealers and just pizza crazy documentary you'd enjoy it a particular from a psychological perspective cuz he talked about it after having served time just showing the damages from the time and telling the stories it's the culture of each individual department is different and some there's a great video of Floyd Flint Michigan where these police officers after George Floyd death they show up for these protests and tell these people protesting we're going to march with you like we're part of this community to like we are your friends like we are police officers but we are not the person who did that thing and we wouldn't do that thing and we want to show you that we support you and that we're here to help that's what that's what really want it's beautiful it's so cool to see them all March together and are hugging that's what we want right officer level but I think I think that is very limited because I think the racist angry cop who kills has developed that way over time and I think one of the pieces is the culture in the department is this something that's acceptable is there corruption in that department and so certainly better oversight and tracking is a really important thing you know that that should happen but the other piece in the one that that I focus more on for my end is the wellness you know is this somebody who is burning out is this who has gone into a dangerous place you know psychologically that they started out and they were fine when we spring them up front but you know what were 5 or 10 or 15 years they've seen so much and you know there's someone that things happened in your brain that change the way you think and see and perceive the world when you do this type of work and when you get to a place where those were that those processes have really taken their toll and somebody has gone down this kind of dark path it's hard to come out of that and the end their way they react to the world and the individuals that they see on a daily basis is going to be very different than what they look like when they were hired so for not regularly checking in and seeing who might be at risk for going to that dark place that bitter and angry place you know we're not able to catch them before something happens and that's where you know for me and my my big platform is regular Wellness checks I'm not the first one to come up with this idiots and suggested by task forces and study groups and people who know a whole lot more than I do for for a while now but in Reading there was a wonderful report to Congress that was put out by the cops which is community oriented policing Services they sent this like 60-page report to Congress March of 2018 and described in detail you know all the things that we should be doing to pay attention to officer Wellness one of which was we see think that some regular check-ups are probably help but the problem is no one's doing them and we have literally zero research on you know what what are they helpful can they prevent this and I believe they are so my you know my next big thing is to go and explore and and do that research so that we can show hey this does help weekend we can if we're touching base and we're getting people in then we can catch the problems as they develop and before they become a major the problems as they develop and before they become a major problem where someone's interacting with the community and they go awry and do something awful let's take care of them along the way and catch the problems before they before they become behaviors that are problematic


    Police Psychologist Nancy Panza on Defunding the Police
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    seems to be a lot of discussion now about police brutality but there's not a lot of discussion about the psychological troubles and did the real the difficult path of being a police officer and appreciation for the people that have to do that job all this defunding the police talk scares the s*** out of me because I see what's going on right now in New York City and it's a goddamn Shooting Gallery it's crazy and the reason why is because the police officers have no trust in the mayor they want to quit they don't feel like they get any respect they feel like they they've all been lumped in with this one murder is cop from Minneapolis now they're all bad cops and there's a license to call them bad cops scream terrible things out then when they've done nothing wrong with their dad just there to protect and serve a lot of them are good people and the vast majority so when you're seeing this giant uptick in murders New York City city in China taking shootings and then you still have that d****** of a mayor calling for the defunding of the police like my God like what I know so much of the things they say or just political because they just wanted appeal to their base and if so many people out there that have this very narrow-minded perspective they just have blinders on and there I dislike racial justice social justice deep on the police's exist Mantra that they have to say with no depth to it they don't under consequences of saying such a thing or implementing such a thing now we're seeing a call for police action because there's a lot of people there's a lot of community groups a lot of people that are Community leaders that are in these communities that are just experienced unprecedented gun violence and crime and now they're saying we got to do something about this so they're trying to reinstate some of these policies that they had pulled before I'm hoping that through this what we talked about with training and with funding the police more instead of defunding the police train them better fun the more we you obviously need police this idea that you don't need police with a Criminal just going to go away like it's crime going to go away until we have a problem we have an enormous number of people and added enormous number people there is a certain percentage of them that will victimized other people they will steal they will kill and if they don't get caught then you develop a culture of crime and then you develop a thing where you you basically have a torn down in Mexico where are the cartels have more power than the police which is a terrible situation if you have that an individual locations like in New York City if all the sudden is Criminal gangs these criminal gangs develop more gun power more more support of the community they have more people than police officers you've got a giant problem and did the actual peaceful citizens are the ones that are going to be in trouble and all those people that are out there protesting that think they're immune from it because you're the one saying defund the police hey man don't f****** robbed you two don't shoot you too and you don't understand humans and you don't understand violence and so this utopian world that they're trying to push her teeth on the police we're just going to we're going to refund looking to put that money into the community and everything's going to be fine it's not going to be fine you need to find the police more you need to train the police better we need more oversight and we need to recognize this is a time where everybody's got to come together on this and we got to figure out what's wrong fix what's wrong recognize there's some problems but you can't blame all cops and you can't Sadie from the police cuz that's nonsense that this. Is a a silly like a version of life that doesn't it's not real you need good cops better cops are you saying we need to get rid of bad cops yes definitely how do you do that that's where they start training the more like this idea that you can't spend 20% of the time training them well if you did spend 20% of the time training them and there was a lot less crime because of it and the interactions with with people were much better would not just be over all bet is that an impossible task I mean what how much money goes into the police department you tell me you can't add 20% to that and train the more I said I bet you ten. I bet you could find it financially beneficial I would see overall if you could reduce crime that way and reduce the animosity between citizens and the police wouldn't be better for everybody it would and I agree I agree with with you I mean on the defunding thing you know I think and you had other people say this to and you know this I meant amazing hear that like it means different things to different people and I wholeheartedly agree what are you doing I don't understand anybody articulate so then what born in their church and I can't quite imagine like that so I completely understand the anger in the frustration cuz if you're right we don't need bad cops there's nothing worse then you know the person you called to protect you and to help you and you're in an emergency doing the wrong thing and in doing harm and I wholeheartedly agree and and the right type of training and getting that time because I also think that the training gives you access to see where people are and if they're on a good path or if they are that problematic person you saw all those things to do that was part of what your your podcast with Jocko what's this whole idea of you know the interaction with the community with community-oriented policing you know and it's it is exactly what Chaka was talking about when he was talking about being overseas and I think you're talking about Petraeus and the Order of you know you don't just roll up in your tank and cruise through you stop and you talk and you humanize yourself and you engage with these you know with the folks here and you let them know that you're you're here to protect and to serve and you connect with them and then helps both the community citizens soldiers that's the same thing that we were wanting here at home in this country that that your police are supposed to be your supporters in your resources in in the people that you trust interconnected to and that is what community oriented policing is it's not a new idea it's been around for decades but we still don't have that going on now it's still Community instead of we are Community together and we need to work with each other to denote it to keep this place safe and understand what the biggest problems are what are the citizens concerns and it isn't easy to do it's not an easy thing to do but it works was telling me you would be stunned at how inept some of these cops are the come here he goes date literally barely know how to shoot a gun and I wouldn't believe them except I've seen so many cops that are so fat and so sloppy and I'm like how are you going to defend yourself like the idea of you serving and protecting like dude if someone throws you in the ground you're not even getting up like how does that happen to have standards for like able to shoot a gun knowing how to handle it properly being accurate being consistent with your training and also physical fitness like that's the job of a police officer is dealing occasionally with violent criminal when you have no capacity to defend yourself how are you able to help people being accurate being consistent with your training and also physical fitness like that's the job of a police officer is dealing occasionally with violent criminal when you have no capacity to defend yourself how are you able to help people


    Forensic Psychologist Nancy Panza on the Mental Pressures Police Face
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    not clear-cut Solutions and the problem law enforcement to me is akin to the problem of Education in that there's not a lot of money in it but it's an incredibly important part of the world and Incredibly important part of our society but yet the people that do it don't get paid well you know me some police officers can make a really good living if they do a lot of overtime that is true but also you got to think about what kind of what are you talkin about you talking about someone literally giving up 80 hours a week of their of their life and when it comes to officer Wellness that's one of the things I recommend against mental the mental state off track overtime was written in a book is older now I think it was early 2000s a guy named Kevin Gilmartin wrote a book called emotional survive for law enforcement officers and their families but that's probably not exactly right but that's close best book I've ever read on police mental health and he describes in such an easily digestible way what what happens with police officers and their mental state right he talks about your normal humans we kind of we live between the lines like this is a normal state of alertness and functioning so we all are kind of in here when you're on the job and has a police officer you've got to live in this state of hyper-vigilance like you're on your alert you're always ready and you know sort of energize a little bit of adrenaline flowing and so they have to live up there and that's that's our bodies are meant to do that for short-term you know that's our nervous system parasympathetic nervous system and it dips down but instead of going back into that like middle Zone the normal Zone where most of us are functioning you know kind of going about normal level of energy they dip down below because once you've been on that high, that that that why you been on the job your body needs to recover so it goes down into the slow State and while it's down there you know you again this is your nervous system is kicking back in your recovering you're out of that beast mode and you're in that you don't feel great you're tired you kind of want to be alone you want to isolate a detached you know a tent and a lot of cops kind of go and Retreat when they get home and they need that that go to my cavetime your body and it usually takes a body 18 to 24 hours to get back into the normal Zone great so if we did that one day and then we dip down to recover we come back but what happens within 24 hours will you go back to work again so what happens for cops is there up then they're low then their way up then they're low and that's not the way our bodies were made to function you're in the state of hyper-vigilance for so long it starts to wear on you it wears on you physically it wears on you mentally it was on you emotionally and never get that recovery time to get back to a normal state so they constantly are in this life time the other thing it does kind of trouble functioning at home if they're working too much and they're so into it that on Penn State feels good until then what do they do they crave work more overtime shifts and they hang out with other police officers and they start to kind of become their police self and they lose their personal self and so this is I love gilmartin's book for this and I recommend it to any officer that I've come across if they haven't read it because it really beautifully explains this cycle and kind of what it does overtime and he also goes on to recommend what we don't how do you and the long and short of it is that the end can you lose too much of your personal self you become that burned-out bitter angry going to snap and you know and do some make a bad decision kind of place so how do you resolve that you know you got to protect your personal self you've got to keep from getting hard and bitter and becoming too much of that police self and so one of the things is you protect your off time and you use it you engage you you do the things you love you don't give up your hobbies you if you have a fan and kids you do things with your children you have to get back into the real world so you remember that the real world is out there because if you are only in that state we're all you're seeing is the things that cops see which is negativity and and stress and horror and Trauma and angry people and hand hurt people and victimized people if that's all you're seeing your spending all your life in that state you forget what happens on the outside and I think it's really hard to Stan from the outside looking in this story that I got a little bit little bit of a taste of it from my years when I was before I went into the academic route and I was working in the prisons and forensic hospitals and so here's maximum security setting you know being a young small female so after a few years of that I didn't notice it was having any effect on me until I was working at a federal prison at the time and one of my college roommate came to visit me and we were hanging out and having a drink or whatever and joking and and after a while she was like have you what do you mean you're just kind of hard like you know what I thought when she said that it really kind of struck me and like two weeks after that I went to visit my sister and that the time she had young kids and I remember sitting outside watching somebody playing a ball game and and looking at all these families and I remember having the thought like what are they doing Happy don't they know of what all that's going on about all the horrible people in the park they scared to be omigosh she was right like I've my brain has started to go into a place where because every day I had to steal up get tough be ready for anything Have Eyes in the back of my head cuz I was working in a really dangerous setting at that time and I had to protect myself and when I flash you know after that I stopped working in the prisons and I saw him back up and came back to the normal state of functioning I can turn it on or off depending on if I need to but it really was telling to me to see how much you're just your your daily Persona can shift when that's your day-to-day functioning so that Gilmartin stuff with the you know that the waves in the hyper-vigilance in the recovery and then more people start to become their police self more and more and lose their personal self it's a really important thing for officers to be aware of and to track and monitor if they want to stay balanced the best of the cops that I know and I do a lot of really good ones but I think of a few that stand out who I just simply adore as humans and a really wonderful officers they have that balance really down when they're on their on but then when they're off their doing stuff with their families are coaching their kids football teams there you know active physically they're fit their mentally they have a real personal life that they hang on to that balances out what they see and the negativity that comes out them constantly in their in their day job something that most of us have to deal with in our daily lives and it's a really big deal and that's you know those mental health checks that I push so hard for and then I really want to get going and sit in to study and figure out how can we do these well can check in on that stuff and to help stop that cycle help to get people into a healthier place so that they don't become bitter and jaded and angry and more likely to do you know to be the Bad Apple as we like to say so important for people to recognize that there's an actual physical thing that's going on that's the first place I go because it feels so comforting to know this isn't me being weak or me losing it this is something physiological going on you know these cops are tempted to do overtime just because the money so great absolutely I mean hundreds of thousands of dollars a year they could literally double their pay you're doing it to avoid being at home because it's being on the job is the only place you feel functional and alive and good that's where the dangerous that's in if you're doing it because you know you're you're trying to make extra money to get that you know to take your family on a trip summer vacation or whatever absolutely like do it get that extra money that's great but if you're doing it because that's the only place you feel alive and on an alert summer vacation or whatever absolutely like do it get that extra money cuz that's great but if you're doing it because that's the only place you feel alive and on an alert you might be getting a little bit probably to a place it's not great


    Post Malone on Making Music "All of My Ideas Are Kind of Like Mistakes"
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    you feel like that sometimes when ideas come to you when you f***** up like it's almost like like as a gift from somewhere I have no idea I think all of my ideas are kind of like mistakes it's like cuz you never wake up and say today I'm going to write the email congratulations or any or any song and you kind of just it's it's all a like right moment right time like I had oh I had like eight Bud Lights right and then I took this a tiny bit of shrooms and then here it's like and then it just happens it is an accident it is just like a spur-of-the-moment type deal to where you like let me sing this be over this beat or let me make this be even and it just kind of happens I don't know what that's the flow state right when you just you can get out of your own way and you can let ideas come to you like I was talking with this dude named Joe desena he runs a Spartan Race he's really smart guy very interesting guy he does a lot of stuff for kids. What is kid programs these kids do like difficult tasks and it like to do it over summer camp it gets a better but we were talking about it and we're talk being healthy and all the benefits of being healthy sure I don't like this there's a lot to that but there's also a lot to like the person who binges and create something incredible like we're talking about Stephen King's books like some of the ones he doesn't even remember right of the best ones cuz he was on coke and drinking a f****** case of Bud like you just blast it out of his head chain smoking cigarettes and he doesn't even remember writing I think it's Cujo doesn't remember writing it like rokeri have blacked out today man that is at the end of the day it's like you know what I mean I mean Whatever Gets You Through the through the night now some people can definitely do it straight and then ideas without any influence of anything before right but I feel like sometimes things come to you when when you're like a little high at least I don't know if I would have ever thought about this at the weed out of nowhere thing to like drink and Rose are drinking you know Bud Light and then a little bit of just something else Weatherby eunos smoking a little bit of a j cuz I'm an anxious person you told me before you're not anxious person but I used to smoke a lot but now I'm not so much maybe I'll smoke watch movie and then chat but it's it's that stroke of Genius and you're like if I was not nothing in my blood right now but just blood no booze no anyting would I have thought of that and that's it that's the whole different deal it's it's it's wild really I think about the way I think of wakeboarding sure because when you wake boarding and you're on that wave if I don't wait for it but when I watch people do it before it looks awesome right when they're on that and catching those ways but then when they wipe out man they go down hard if you're bored forever magic that goes into making a record or you know if your Pantera painting or if you're a dancer of f****** cool dance moves think they're all related in some way and you can't control it and you can't say when it's going to happen but it just happens things they know other people going to enjoy and if you can just get lost in the beauty of just creating the thing and get out of your own way then these ideas will come to you but if you getting your own way you have less bandwidth for the ideas when it comes to it they it feels like this isn't it during even yours like it's like you're interacting with something they took these ideas just like if you have an idea for a new bed or some like that sometimes you just come from nowhere what is a weird where our premises from what's an idea from it's like creativity comes from the weirdest part of your brain that no one knows how to I mean there's like you cannot breathing exercises you can do all sorts of things try to stimulate it throughout the realities you can't even measure humans that other humans yeah that's exactly how you feel good that's the most there's something there yeah when you see it like when you're in concert and you see 15,000 rocking out to yourself to be a crazy feeling well whenever you know whenever you kicking somebody in the face actually just one person is like a mithril as it sounds I'm with everybody you was as well as in One Moment In Time everybody is there doing the same thing with the same energy the same good intention yes it's it's it's f****** magical you know it's weird that's what's what you doing right you know it's weird yeah that's what's what you doing right you're tapping into some magic I'm trying but that's what it is if if you if you think about what kind of alchemy is involved making the right sounds to make people feel just short cuz with a great song man you giving a person a drug


    Joe Rogan & Post Malone Talk Aliens and UFOs
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    aliens are real I'm not 100% convinced I'm probably like 90% but if they are real I leave in the room for bulshit just like believe that that's a dope shirt well then f*** I'm 25 right I can't speak on anything but just looking from past experience and you know there's like drawings like even in the Mona Lisa there's a weird thing or whatever in the background and s*** but there's a spike it's a spike in like because it's getting pretty weird here the spike they think it's hard to tell because some people talk about UFOs bunch of other people hallucinate or lie like there's a lot of that are real legit UFO you get a bunch of nut just nutcases we just want to talk crazy and it would just stay there so I let me precursor this my aunt and uncle were very strict and we had to go to bed at a very strict deadlines probably 10 p.m. and I was looking out the window with my cousin and it's just a light that just stays there and then just f****** goes off I mean it just you can't explain it well if you're 70 R17 the * 16 probably how strong is this memory when you looking at it when you try to remember medium medium but I mean they're starting their took off and did something that didn't make sense to her sure and then Utah I mean their s*** happens all the time I mean even here in La I can't tell you how many times cuz I used to live in Tarzana so there was like a balcony here and it looked kind of like it sounds corny but like a classic like force field whenever you think of a force field and it just kind of goes like this and it's kind of like a dome in a circular shape and it just goes like this and goes back in in Tarzana looking down at the f****** City and I'm like how did no one else see this they might have but I was there with like f****** for other people and they saw the thing about unique events is a very unique event happened and it never happens again it's hard to remember it's hard to be sure what you saw it's hard but if aliens are visiting us like how often other doing it unique events would probably be what it would be like occasionally once every 6 months someone sees one somewhere but they're here all the time it's going to be able to know when they're being watched when they're not being watched that's why you got to wonder if it's like intentional I think there's enough talk about it now that we're probably going to find out what it is in our lifetime I never would think that before I think the government withheld information for whatever reason maybe they think people are scared maybe they think it's a threat to go to you know the National Security. Bunch of people worried that aliens are flying the time is nothing we can do about it maybe they like how the conversation they thought maybe be better to keep people in the quiet or keep me in the dark so that they don't freak out cuz there's nothing we can do about it anyway we just tell them that there's aliens are visiting us all the time that's not going to be good they're not going to pay attention to taxes and mortgage rates in the stock market and they care about uranium just the recent one they said where they can just say covered crafts that are not from this world not made on Earth we didn't make it and I think that's going to lead to more and more information coming out about it we're going to try to get a sense of understanding how long have they known how much of like all that Roswell New Mexico ship right through a text what was going on it backtracking you got to wonder if like oh we've been hiding this the whole time or this is the first time for real that we don't know this is what I like to think I like to think that the people that are in charge at the Pentagon of Patriots and they realize it's probably better especially when you're dealing with the United States this kind of turmoil that they're in right now it's crazy we were between racial turmoil and turmoil with the police in turmoil with people protesting in cities and blocking traffic is showing crazy turn while they're like no one's safe now to say yes or no and it's just Norm is Asian are you in you think about movies is just normalizing you to the idea that like the Canadian don't quote me on this but a Canadian someone in the office was like there's like seven species of aliens in the US government please fact check that for me any person though I have no idea people can get elected and still be crazy that's a problem you know what just forget it like when you hear about someone having like a really high-profile job and they say something crazy it doesn't mean they're not crazy just cuz if there is a prime minister of Israel can country they could be out of their mind what do we got until how close Defence Minister claims that aliens are real is a humanoid ask race of aliens called The Tall whites living among us you know how it would how do you feel about ghosts right when you think about like an alien sighting week if you saw an alien they never saw one again for the rest your life you would beat you it would f*** with your memory even if the only was real into your basement to go get a screw for something and you turned and you saw an apparition of a woman choose a ghost to adopt kids dark movie what is it called mother what it what is it called its 4:00 in curly 3B his two kids haven't seen that she'd well I don't want to give it away I don't give a story away but it's crazy to find these kids in the woods and racism she's a ghost and it's a picture get the best of both worlds right you get a creepy like Mom's found in you get creepy kids which are like double terrifying it might be Swedish or Norwegian or something vampire movie was it Let the Right One In I think it is or is that the American version of it Let the Right One In is a scary movie that's a scary movie right that's a vampire movie about vampire kids right is if you saw one and it was if they're just real every now and then you saw one it was right in front of you you're in the woods for go to walk your dog and you see some old man with no legs floating in front of someone what's this one about same kind of deal spoiler alert did you see something imagine if you were an ant your whole f****** life everybody's chilling working everyday chopping up leaves going out and getting popcorn whatever should have fun and then one day some person comes along like post Malone just Stomps the f*** out of that anthill to that moment all that thing is ever known was that that and he'll never even knew that it was possible for something that could have been alive for a couple weeks during a couple weeks no one's ever stomped on the NL but then it happens and you realize that there's no pattern to these things anything can happen like if you're if you're a person aliens can land you land on the White House lawn tomorrow and take over the world and there's nothing we can do about it like that could be our new normal okay f*** masks The New Normal is there's alien spaceships that hover over every city and they tell you what to do and you have to work for them now forever to the argument we're smarter than ants in comparison probably dumber than aliens are like we're done in comparison to aliens than ants are people so this is dope fire school but what the f*** is that that has to be Godlike man has always looked up for answers true and so that's that's that's why it's a scary thing because do they want to hurt us or do they are they did we come from them I don't think it's impossible I don't think it's impossible that were a product of genetic manipulation I don't know if we are I know we're definitely primates play things maybe we just look so different than every other monkey all the other monkeys are covered in hair this is this weird semi hairless monkey and who knows how to use Electronics who knows how to send a video through the Anunnaki the Nephilim or Anunnaki from planet Nibiru all that zecharia sitchin stuff you read those books no sir the books are weird man you know what's weird like there's stuff that he was saying in like I believe is like the 1970s where he was deciphering these tax and one of the things that he said is this is the craziest one of all humans were genetically engineered from lower primates and they were used to harm to a Harvest Gold and that the Anunnaki needed gold because gold is very plentiful here and very hard to find very rare on their planet and they engineered humans to might that's why people love gold so much if you think about the usefulness of gold like the best metal like why is it so valuable cuz they're pretty even the prettiest s*** like rubies are prettier than gold emeralds are pretty why is gold so goddamn expensive where does diamonds fit in the think it was I was reading about like she had a diamond and then to protect them from the sun because they were losing their atmosphere but we're losing our atmosphere and one of the things that science suggested is hanging reflective particles above above the Earth like putting them in orbit all it like over reflective dust in orbit so that it would mute out some of the effects of the Sun so that's what they suggested what he was saying in 1978 is what they suggested in like 2018 right so when they're talking about how to fix some of the global warming issues they were literally saying some of the stuff that was in this book that he reading you know he's deciphering the these ancient Sumerian texts from 6000 years ago no s*** I don't know where he is just a guy who is a linguist who studies these ancient languages and reinterpret them but it's very highly and dispute that's the problem like you are not you out URI we're not going to figure it out we're not going to lose right refute all of it I don't know who's right who's wrong but it's interesting to see the argument but again what the whatever the f*** was going on back then 6,000 years ago whatever was going on they were writing about some wacky chairman is that the rooms or is that Advanced contacted all throughout history in that famous people who the f*** knows but now if you look at the last 200 years it is accelerated like a motherfuker and there's so much like 200 years ago go and look at the Bronco or anything like that and be like what the fuc yeah what is that it happened so quick it's happening so quick right now I mean they. SpaceX thing they were they figure out how to get something to fly into the sky and then bring it back and land it it since we are in a weird f****** time and if the aliens come right now it's the probably the best time to come over we're going to be the most relaxed about it the number to work for six months are you going to say hi are you going are you going to grab your boat for sure I'm not stupid Tyler Up 3 ft tall 40 lb dude with a giant bulbous head in like antenna like fingers in his explaining how they Traverse Spinners should interpret those sounds matter what language you're in all over the world you instantaneously and turbo weeks. play the sound of a square FM78 you with some sounded so complex you would understand exactly what they're saying even though you don't know the language and everybody we like what in the f*** is going on oh my God there's a alien on the JRE and that's a big me talking to some alien and folks we going to look for something sturdy person with a wide back that's where that's what's Gately valuable gold I don't know like a redundancy bring some f****** material probably they're probably just f****** ethereal well maybe they figured out a way to make life so maybe they figured out a way how to make life where you can transfer your Consciousness and some Eternal mechanical thing bucking material probably they're probably just f****** ethereal well maybe they figured out a way to make life so maybe they figured out a way how to make life where you can transfer your Consciousness and some Eternal mechanical thing


    Post Malone Explains Why He Moved to Utah
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    good good to be out of the loop I think it's really why is that you live out there I really do I agree cuz you're so wild like for a dude like you it's good to be in a place where you see nature and it's probably in a way it's balancing and stuck there's just something about the the Utah mountains to like that that's a real mountain range all the time I'm a f****** entire Globe also it's like Natural Art let me see mountains than Natural Art like if you drive through the mountains it's like your tent an art gallery like a nature it's beautiful to look at its free yeah it does something to you like it excites you in a weird way you can see a waterfall coming out the side of a mountain everything is Lush and green you should go into a flowing river man that does nothing to your body Dada things your brain that lights up and that's the best especially for making music that makes sense especially for making music cuz it's just like without sounding corny it's like you you feel like you're part of something bigger but you're so insignificant and then you can just say I accept everything around me and I'm relaxed and at peace you know knowing that you're just the world spinning around you and everything happens for a reason and you can just sit there a hundred percent piece at ease and say I don't have to worry you know like I said earlier La always something going on I couldn't do it so play someone hitting you up and you know I don't want to speak on behalf of everyone in LA or from LA but there's a lot of people who kind of want to drain you and well and when it is what it is they're greedy they're concentrating on themselves and when they're constipated you know they're trying to make it to trying to get something happen right and they're ambitious and they're self-centered in that way I don't mean that as a pejorative so they always want from you right so they're draining like and when you're successful and you're a guy who's got a lot going on they think there's a rub I got to get to get the post Malone get that Rob right I got to be able to somehow or another gets what he's got hey man hit me up hey hey I'm here hey hey a Libra guy makes music using Auto-Tune


    Joe Rogan and Post Malone Tackle Mandatory Mask Ordinances
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    I told you my friend Jack car got it dinner of a f****** book signing he caught it for a day a day that's weird man that's what happened to his mom was in the hospital for a long time and for like weeks and his mom got sick for a day one day right even coming here getting pricked in the universe I mean you're nervous before anything right getting it even if you think it's just going to make me sit for some days I'll kick its ass even if that's true it's scary was done to the economy honestly it's terrifying and I saw you can get a fine for not wearing a mask and sometimes it's up to 600 f****** box yep that's crazy Jim's open I've seen that how did the same people that did the rest of looters I think this is the exact same people yes arresting people for opening gyms like give people that like there's going to come a certain amount of time I don't know what that time is but here we are in August it's basically August right and everything still closed how long we going to do this for we got to stay close for a year or two years left nothing so it's a complicated question cuz you don't want people to dine you don't want people to get into have diseases and get sick so I didn't you have to everybody has to live their life know everybody has to survive and if I can be able to pay their bills and this is like one of the most truly human problems we've ever faced cuz no one really knows what the right thing to do is armchair quarterbacking after it's over with people who need people died people look back on it said they should have done that so they have done that that's great and maybe maybe some people had a better idea of how to handle it but it's just guessing right now it's just guessing it's a it's like me and school having a f****** tuck in my shirt how to get detention or whatever it's weird to be forced to wear something right so that's when you feel that the mask Japan sorry Japan they they didn't shut their economy down to just wear masks I mean I would like to see like a documentary on Japan managed covid-19 but you can't find it I'll send you the article but it's pretty crazy it's it's all in how they never shut the economy down they just all wore masks Everybody follow the rules and they contained it that's the end that's I mean at the end of the day it all comes down to respect for other people sure right you shouldn't you shouldn't be forced to wear a mask but you should wear masks right as a fellow human it has nothing to do with being six hundred bucks that's what cost that some places it's 600 I saw what what is it in Beverly Hills right now three hundred bucks fine for looting three hundred bucks for not wearing a mask in Beverly Hills just hope you will feel better for now mean we got to get through this together are they giving people money or never gave any money out advertising you would give to give away rewards for people who turn in people who are not social terrible person like bro I turned you in I need the money to pay my rent meanwhile months later but the money still hasn't come if you can handle a snitch and I know I slept in a closet $300 because maybe someone sees you eating and you don't have a mask on and then you were stuck with a f****** ticket yeah that it blows my mind it's weird it's all maybe someone sees you eating and you don't have a mask on and then you were stuck with a f****** ticket yeah that it blows my mind it's weird it's all about f****** the responsibility of and your character really


    Joe Rogan and Post Malone Respond to The Chainsmokers Concert Investigation
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    they're doing the best gation of The Chainsmokers dates involved in this investigation cuz they did essentially a car show where they did they were onstage and there was like 600 cars in the audience and they did their show to people in parked cars like what the f*** is wrong with that why is that bad no f*** it let's get out of cars and stand but not play that let me see what that is a Jesus Christ This is a DJ I think for the concert Watermill ticket range from $850 to Uber VIP options for $25,000 that accommodated RVs all profits were earmarked for charity that's nice city of state of New York is now probing the concert are they probe including too or just the concert did they have a probing would happen in SoHo or just just recently I just want to know mansion party enters going around on Twitter for and down so weird now I'm still curious about that The Chainsmokers deal was it a drive in concert supposedly they sold cars they sold, but that's even on them if the people got out of the car that's the thing like was it are you supposed to enforce that if it likes it here if they only had it set as a concert without any enforcement whatsoever on how close people to do each other whose responsibility is it if people get out and start talking hey jerk off at S1 sparked and has restrooms at were disinfected every 10 minutes so awesome well 9 Minutes giving people cooties and then on the 10th some dude comes in and hose it down told BuzzFeed there were dividers separating individual parties in the pit area and that gas were also instructed they would not be allowed to leave their does designed use the restroom but obviously that's not really what if it's a driving show why is there a pit right and also that the dividers between people that's horse yet f****** the errands and give a s*** if there's like a little piece of cardboard here between you and the people next to you that your spit goes through the air and it gets to them if you got it they got it and I don't think it has to do with with the boys in the group I think it has to do with someone else that's doing cuz I know the boys in the group that's exactly what I think I think the total like it was a shitshow that just got out of hand for the shows they're cooking Burgers having a good time and then the show starts he's just pull up really close if you get away with it nothing happens if you get away with it nothing I was like oh my God it was so safe trust me it was so safe test if I don't have it after I go to that concert it was so safe it was the safest


    The Psychology of Preppers w/Dr. Bradley Garrett
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    you know I think about this imagine this scenario imagine that the that the lithology rate on this virus was like 10% like what do you have to do to convince those grocery store workers to come to work and you not point no one's coming to 72 hours to Anarchy or 72 hours to animal right it's like once you shut down those kind of supply lines right our entire mentality start to shift into a different mode it doesn't take long before you think I'm going to I'm going to take something for my neighbor at this when I'm hungry my family's hungry or cooperate with your neighbor hopefully so I have a lot of meat and so one of things that happened during the pandemic when I hit I had a lot of people come over and I gave the meat cuz I have three commercial freezers here at the studio I'll let you know you if you shoot an elk Elks 400lb me it's the great thing as long as the power stays on and I have electricity I have frozen meat so I can I can give a lot of it out cuz he got a backup generator prepared some ways and then when all this came down basically all I did is I stockpiled on a lot of dried stuff like rice pasta things that you know you can cook easily that's the thing is people get fixated on prepping as this kind of you know I built a multimillion-dollar whenever whenever spectacular stories of people here which you know I'm happy to happy to verify if you want to get into those but you know like prepping on a on a practical level like everyday prepping is just it's just common sense is it seems to be conflated with conspiracy theorists in some way like Preppers or up it's the tinfoil-hat Brigade it's like those those type of folks folks who think 5G is causing covid-19 prepping which should be just Prudence you no common sense preparing you know having something that can purify your water if everything goes weird you know I'm going camping every once in awhile the sense of what it's like to be outdoors on Poplar Tent and put your water out of a river and you know it's great to have those practical skills yeah it's as fun as long as you know it's not permanent isn't that weird well so I mean the thing about disaster right is it if if it has an endpoint it's something that we can cope with write it you know like send message to ballistic missile with incoming right to imagine we get that message right now and you're like well brand we actually have a bunker underneath this the studio right so you go into the bunker in it but we know after LA snooped right as gone that if we stay in this bunker for 14 days the radiation levels are going to be a fraction of what they were when that new kid right so so you have an appoint there we have to make it today 14 and that's why people are psychologically cope with that situation right now like what it we have when is the endpoint like that's why people are cracking is a good can't see the end of it it's terrible statistic the other day I was reading online about all the different businesses that have been impacted weed know what's happening with comedy clubs it was just gas work right now but I think in Los Angeles a lot of them are probably going to wind up going under across the country a lot of them are going to wind up going under restaurants I had the owners of Felix and the head chef Evan in the owner Janet on the the podcast recently and they were explaining how guilt is a really great restaurant Venice that almost every restaurant operates with a very small amount of profit you know that their profit margin what did 15% 14 % like that so imagine all the sudden that's cut 2-0 for several months and then your ass. Occupy 50% of your restaurant which is obviously going to diminish your profits radically as well but gets a visit just a survival game and there's no end in sight right so here we are in July no one anticipated this in March we thought you know by the time June rolls around everything's going to be up and running no here we are July lockdown again and if there's even talk of another stay-at-home order in Los Angeles which is even scarier to it so let's get back to your conspiracy theories if someone told you that we would be in the situation a year ago would you believe them sure you would have thought I would have a pandemic seems like a real talk to these doctors that work with these viruses and they scared the s*** out of us we did we went down there for a television show that we're doing for Syfy and it was basically on the idea of weaponized viruses that the the basic premise of the show was it would have someone engineered virus released it on her on you know on the country like a weaponized virus and they said that's not what we have to worry about we have to worry about his nature that's we have to worry about turns out both because this virus most likely had fermilab what we're dealing with covid-19 according to my friend Brett Weinstein who is a biologist and he detailed on a podcast but it did with him all of the different points of evidence that lead to what he believes is a very likely scenario that it was released from accidentally released from a lab and not actually for wet Mark at the wet markets to cover up like diseases to Advanced it it has too many Hallmarks and indicators of a virus that have been bird with for study for free for studying the lab and for the examinations and all the different tests they would run and so you got both those things right you if you have the possibility of something just more thing in nature like many other pandemics that have happened in the past and then what we have now which is this weird virus it doesn't make any sense when we were talking about all the different different symptoms of people get from it neurological problems blood clotting I was reading it over there saying that people that have died from covid-19 done autopsies on the thumb blood clots in every major organ and they they they look like this is astonishing like this is so weird yet does he have a liver kidney but just blood clots everywhere it's like people are hemorrhaging it's is very strange it's a strange bucket virus and the the transmissibility is that word the transmission is find so it's so contagious ridiculously contagious virus out once we went to that Center for Disease Control I started getting scared I saw the 2015 Bill Gates Ted Talk on pandemics in about that with the possibility of a pandemic and I got scared of it too so I would have thought it's possible impossible so here's the thing regardless of where this virus came from you have to imagine that there are government and individuals who are now keyed into how effective this visit this virus was at kripalu crippling capitalist economies because the thing the thing is we created Pathways right I mean it's international flights international trade its people moving around its its you know the neoliberal global capitalist system that we built over the past 30 years that created the pathways that they took the virus everywhere at once right so if the where to be a test run it's now proven to be extremely effective and so you have to imagine the governments around the world probably including the United States or thinking we'll what up you know how could how could we weaponize this potentially and this is nothing that I have been multiplied exponentially right in the past in the past you know who Post Road to write we had I mean this is the first episode of global catastrophe right you know world world war but then once we develop nuclear weapons and we're just past the 75th anniversary of the the Trinity test now you know once we create that ability to destroy ourselves and potentially the entire world we have to live with that with the possibility of that happening right now on top of that climate change synthetic biotech or something that we have to kind of holding our heads all the time I think it's cracking us mentally to like think about these possibilities so yeah I need some of the preppers are conspiracy theorists right and there's that they're spending some really outlandish scenarios but a lot of them are just trying to work through these things right and rather than get caught in this kind of Perpetual future tense like you know thinking about something terrible happening they're trying to take action now in the present and that gives them some sense of a piece right like it gives them a sense of like it gives him some solid footing in the present and a lot of the Preppers I talk to you where are not actually very anxious or paranoid at all right because they have a plan it's those of us who don't have a plan that are that are Bang sjes Emma told me is that this was a mid-level crisis right about that right I mean if Yellowstone blows this is going to look like a cakewalk for the power grid we got real problems this is minor in comparison when you look at the the actual fatality rate for healthy people is very very low you know it's less than 1% much less than half of 1% for most healthy people so when you look at what would happen if Yellowstone blows that's a continent killer. I mean I mean we're talking about volcanic volcanic ash cloud in the sky red herrings of our time that you know that all of these wealthy people are going to flee to New Zealand and find safety there also find it totally ironic that a lot of them are so you know libertarian free market capitalism are quite happy to make money off this system but when it goes wrong they want a really strong government to clamp down and take care of it libertarian free-market capitalist that are quite happy to make money off this system but once it goes wrong they want a really strong government to clamp down and take care of it and Wildlife Resources and real natural beauty


    Ben Shapiro on China’s Oppression of its Ugyhur Minority
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    situation is shockingly under-covered oh my God and the video of the the Chinese Ambassador in Britain they asked on the BBC about that tape the BBC interview or shows him the tape of the people being pushed onto trains right and he says what is this and the Chinese Ambassador says I can't see it I'm not sure what you're talking about this is where in the world the whole that this or that undercover in this morning world is the is the blowback on the NBA gave to Daryl Morey that did Houston Rockets game for Century Hong Kong and Cuban said something like well you know I don't want to I don't want to get involved in the internal affairs of another country. Dad is not an internal affairs question it's one thing to Santa want to get involved in the tax rates by country is nothing to say Shannon Fields had shipping them on trains to concentration camps where you force them into labor and sterilize them and so much of the money that they generate is because of China I mean the NBA films there's a there's so much so much of our culture that kowtows to China were so connected to them that's one of things that we really found out from this pandemic is how many things are built their how much are medicine how much we rely on China will help him out economically will have mutual trade it'll be good for both of us and to liberalize because once they realize it's good to be part of the world economy then they won't be tired anymore instead they took all the chips off the table and said she is the most powerful


    Tim Pool's Problem with Socialism
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    when you look at people that are anti-capitalist the relena socialism 1 things you find is a lot of rich kids that's weird it's because they don't understand real struggle because they've grown up without it and they have these ideals like to feel guilty because they've grown up without struggle and they want to help the world and they think capitalism is evil and I never saw my dad so we need to need to get all these rich people need to give that money to all these poor people and we need people around the world white people are in socialism and socialism tend to be upper class upper middle class people probably got a reason to not like them but then they assume all white people are the same and you end up seeing this you know racialization of politics also they find themselves in a position of affluence and they didn't earn they want to burn it all the ground yep you notes and they assume you know what I think there's some truth in that you know that does people have money they can earn and they're leeches on the system they make money from money they've never done anything in their lives or arrogant sure there's a lot of people like that but you know take that generalization and apply it to anyone who has money or everyone front and you take it to a dark place exactly when I when I first started you know entering the public space in terms of news in politics of Occupy Wall Street and before I did any notoriety I was being heralded they called me a good example of what's wrong with system hears Tim Poole High School Dropout mixed-race guy and he is just leaving in a dirt Park using his phone and tell the real stories of the world after I got featured in Time Magazine what they say pimple is white I was going to silver spoon by which is not true is absolutely not true but the the the Socialist types activist couldn't accept that I had you know jump there that the class system I guess their view of the world as rigid that the rich people keep the poor down there's no chance rapper mobility and it's not the case you know you have absolutely can become successful from you no homo mean one of my favorite quotes was her talking about it's literally impossible to pull yourself up by your bootstraps when she used to be a waitress and houses or congresswoman it's not impossible but it's not even that's what we need to dress it's not even the reality is some people have a far easier path absolute some people of a far more difficult path it's just easier this is just but you have to deal with the hand you're giving if a life is a game and why I'm not saying it's a game it is life but it's similar to a game and that you're dealt a set of cards you're dealt a set of circumstances and yes some people just get four aces from birth year dad's a multi-billionaire in your whole family's always been rich and you never have to worry about a goddamn thing for the rest of your life will guess what those people turn out to be f****** miserable and crazy there's some benefit and being born this shity hand of cards as a motivational benefit for sure gumption perseverance and it's true now I think there is there's always going to be certain limits based on your ability like I'm never going to play in the NBA tall enough nowhere near as fast and jump high enough guy skateboard but you take people who don't have top-tier intelligence not the strongest but if they work hard enough they can find their their Apex they can find that point where they are successful and they can make it I prefer everybody some people are are below that to that threshold no matter how hard they try they're going to need help I think those are problems with any sort of generalization you know perseverance is the most important thing yes sure have to be intelligent can't be doing the same thing over and over again. I'm not going to quit have to be able to figure out what you're doing wrong as well as have perseverance perseverance is a necessary part of the equation but there's many pieces to that question but define success in that regard depends on the field that you're choosing right if you're not smart enough to be an astrophysicist shouldn't be an astrophysicist I think the average person has the potential and capabilities of being successful wealthy if they want famous I think we're that one of the challenges we have in our culture is power raising kids and what words what the values were giving them what's also what are you trying to do like what are you saying there's a bunch of different things that you could just you just don't have to like some people can't sing in talent I just don't have it their voice sounds like but guess who else is voice sound like s*** Bob Dylan terrible voice probably probably well you know there is there are there a lot of people especially in the internet Dane age that you would not expect to have made it who made it there's a lot I mean there's rules today that I don't think really hold true you know people say do you know you have to be good-looking have to be thin-walled Adele's Nothin she is what was your name that was on America's Got Talent America's Got Talent right and but she belted out the song that made Simon Cowell cry over and over again to keep bombing and then you know she never would have made it yeah I can't learn something bad is it if you can learn if you can you know what were the problems do people refuse to accept when they're wrong they did not they don't have an analytical perspective in terms of their own issues they can't analyze themselves and see the flaws and be objective and introspective some people just don't have that because they've been protecting themselves they have these personality traits to protect themselves from self-deprecation from understanding where they're flawed when I was a teenager I reading that Michael Jordan would watch tapes of himself playing to figure out what did wrong I do if it's true but to me that was like if you want to be the best items you need to actively look for what you're screwing up call out immediately if that's imperative for sparring when you're sparring like we used to film a lot of back when I was competing lucasfilm's morning sessions in fights particular fights but sparring sessions was critical because you could see how you were telegraphing something and then you got countered you could see how it sometimes you don't think you're doing it then you realize you'd be better off seeing massive his gigantic self is like primer that's number one a little bit little bit the last good is listening to yourself and at a certain point in time in your career you can get away with just listening turns of like but there's a big difference between people who monitor their stuff and go over it and analyze it versus people don't it's just it's it's accelerated learning it's like taking advantage of all the tools that you're given and you can apply that to anything that you're trying to do live if you have the time in the energy if you were doing a job and during his job you know you just show up at work and try to do your best and you go home you f*** off and do stuff you'll get better at whatever you do exactly but if you go and do your job and then afterwards analyze what you did pay attention to it write things down make a diary perhaps or review your work and real you'll get better faster it's a matter of how much time is long as you turn out I don't take days off ever I took a day off yesterday had some bad Sushi everybody if if they're really nice to me but you know maybe maybe lay off Sushi if they've been closed for a month because of pandemic and will you driving from the other side of the country text I don't take a day off and a lot of people say I'm crazy and I've actually in my Monday through Friday is now double shifts every day then Saturday and Sunday or single shifts in terms of production so I do Monday through Friday 3 hours and 40 minutes about Saturday and Sunday is about an hour and 40 minutes and and what would I do if I wasn't working. He playing video games and then an hour and a half half of recording is like 10 hours of research I'm doing research in between fact-checking and then I work like once I get everything in line and I think I'm confident I'm going to let you know when I have it and of course I'm right I'm not perfect then I record for about 20 minutes then I get back to researching reading and I you know so it's it's another benefits yourself whatever you see what you do whatever you do I tell my friends every second you spend doing something as an investment it being better than better at that so if you want to come home from work and play video games all day you'll be really good at video games maybe you can make some money or maybe there's something you want to do that instead of playing video games you do that instead for me when I'm not working I'm just sit around like why am I not working what it like what am I doing you know I didn't work today cuz we're doing the show and so I'm sitting sitting around watching TV shows like this is awful I got to read the news man I got it I got to be driven but also you're enjoying it that's the difference between someone who's working and f****** coal mine or somebody's working in a field all day picking strawberries and I hate the job but you know people hit me up what you do you know when I was working for Vice World 10:20 emails every week from young people saying I really want to do what you do and you know that you know what what they would say to me when I was telling how to do it there was that would never do that I would tell them here to do do you have any money saved up no okay where do you work you don't work get a job Starbucks McDonald's whatever you can get maybe you can do better than that save your money once you save enough find a store you want fly there cover it you know I had one don't do what you do how do I do it I said you have money saved up yes excellent there's a story right now going on in Turkey all right you got to be secure you got to be safe but it's in both fairly okay fly there right now film it and you know I'll see if I can make any connections on what you find. They said will the money I saved it from my apartment in Brooklyn and I'm like right with more important you have in your nice Williamsburg apartment or being a journalist traveling on the world while I like my apartment, okay listen what I work for vice I was sleeping on a couch everytime they paid me I put in the back I didn't touch it I got a job working for Disney and ABC News joint-venture company after that they paid me a bunch of money I put 70% back in touch it when I left I went to a bunch of these New York digital companies you know I will spare them their names for any embarrassment many of them have become rather worthless exist and they're big and I decided after seeing what they had to offer the bias that is deception the baker the nature of it myself money every step of the way I was able to do so so that I had an apartment that I could pay for my plane ticket you know to to Sweden to France Germany to do these stories and started building up a base within about seven or eight months I had gone from red to Black so now all of a sudden I was no longer losing money of making money and I'm like there is a couple years on ridiculous ridiculous ridiculously successful funny shattered a fundraising record of a million bucks in a single day so that's that that's the path Army in the path of everybody but sacrifice you know what you're basically saying exactly what they're saying tedtalk perseverance what do you really prioritize for me what are you trying to do so you know what it's also like who are who is the type of person that would chase down or he's the type of person is really going to chase down the stories of person is driven to chase down stories what you're getting is questions from idiots you're getting questions from people do you how do I do it and then when you offer the answer I'm not going to do that taking care of the financial needs and you know for like a year and a lot trying to see far they can get in their career if they didn't have to deal with money and I said that's the problem is the type of person who's going to make it is going to make it not just in spite of the fact that they don't have any money but because of the fact they don't have any money day jobs those sucky jobs that you need to have when you're struggling those they f****** motivate you they're important and so it just comes along and gives you all the money you need for food you're going to have facets and some hungry guy in the other side of town is take all the gigs that you would get there going to write better jokes are going to be more motivated to go to open mics they're going to pound the pavement harder like a story for you my buddies company so forgive me if I'm wrong but he had a social media management company he started himself he knew everything about social media Instagram and all that and he started building the client base where I'm going to run your social media for you work like a charm hiring a couple College grads and he put up the ad saying in a college degree required they couldn't figure anything out they kept calling him having problems could manage anything we fire them rehires again more College grads same problem eventually have to fire him then he hires because he hires to I just couldn't find good people they worked swimmingly is amazing no phone calls no problems people who had worked hard save dat money in their small Bumpkin Hometown move to Los Angeles to make it big they knew what they wanted they knew what they had to do and they said I will find a way to do it is at the other people are hiring or just like drones they wanted the job they didn't know or care what they were doing that it bothers they want to learn but these people who are driven view this as just another problem to be solved on my path to success that's that's the mindset and that's the difference the mindset of success has the mindset of I will figure it out so I think the problem is how we're raising people in this country we're raising them to certain areas to expect things to be given to you you get a participation trophy no matter what you do you congratulations you lose in the problem socialism and is the problem with universal basic income over talked about particularly without any Financial feasibility there's no there's no real logic tour that money comes from like show me your work is right have more socialist I think they just regular urban-dwelling like liberal F-Type people there's one viral post on Reddit at said you've got these conservatives or you got these people are protesting so they can enrich their landlords and the these billionaires when they should be demanding that rent be waived that mortgages you know when evictions be canceled at the government take care of their needs and provide them with skim milk or something like that and I look at that like you very clearly do they understand as they say things like your landlord is in a job that there's a lot of very successful landlord to make a ton of money and do very little but it's a f****** job right is what you want that these people want the government to be reopened in are simply trying to enrich the welfie so I think maybe they make things and they want to keep making things they want they want their economy not the government that don't seem to understand when you live in a city everything's already there for you when I lived in New York the Williamsburg Bridge boom there it is I didn't see it built I didn't pay a dime for it and I can just use it I can cross over it's just there and I've never tried to fight for it so you just say why can't I just have it you said you walk in any store there's food hey this food easy but they don't see is a supply chain where the food is made the work that goes into it so they assumed that money guarantees access to it which it doesn't if the economy is shut down the money can't buy you things the value that might have going down if the Farms can't sell any of this to anybody and start dumping and I think all the following Fields no longer farming then there's nothing to buy so if products aren't I'd Services aren't being rendered because the economy is closed what is your money going to get you at a certain point when the economy is shut down for too long and we're seeing all of these businesses close family business as I heard a story terrible tragedy of somebody killed himself because there's their family business at 70 years was shut down that net product is Gone So eventually there's no food to buy and only then will people realize the government stimulus money has no inherent value it's it's the work we do for each other that's the argument being left out when you when you get a biased view on social media years with shutdown that product is Gone So eventually there's no food to buy I only then will people realize the government stimulus money has no inherent value it's the work we do for each other that's the argument being left out when you when you get a biased view on social media or when these people don't quite understand you know


    Jim Bakker's Survival Buckets
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    but then there are the people who are selling the antidote to their fears in the book I call these people to dread Merchants right the people who are going to sell you the bunker you know Jim Bakker and the base of a table and just in case my TV more than one by yelling maybe got a big family maybe you want to go Old Testament of tickets really weird have you ever seen the the Vic Berger remixes of the gym Dayton man they are so much fun I got really addicted to those when I was working on this project Mercy back in the 1980s I mean I remember that remember the Jim Bakker it like he had had an affair with this woman and it became for whatever reason is big news I like the same guy we still expected people to be guided by has anything anymore no one admits anything anymore yes I love that one 6 buckets can you get a table at the food or she just get the Bible one bucket of Bibles in five buckets of food but I love watching and feed the audience you know what the jacket from the giant trough real good freeze-dried food that'll last forever yeah and hitting and they do a big thing of rice and then they mix it all together could have slop is poured on top of Google Peak refuel, this is my friend Chad Mendes has a really delicious company that they make actual is it freeze dry thinking stuff is freeze dried or dehydrated I'm not sure but the people are doing it now you can keep the stuff forever this is my buddy add stuff this is really good for you it's actually delicious and healthy and he's doing mylar bags to that's it that's much better than doing bucket great guy who's actually Hunter and he makes every everything's organic and really healthy and when you read constitute it actually tastes good by that Jim Bakker bulshit and they were this is a budding prepper community and they had built this this 50 foot Fountain ringed by the Four Horses of the Apocalypse in a town with like 300 people you know they bought all this land it's like it was a square mile of land and it had these these green lagoons in there that were dredged out for for grazing cows at some point and they were going to revitalize these into these kind of like crystal blue friends with white beach sand and they're going to build a bunker community in there called Trident Lakes so the the lakes are the the blue lagoons and he told me that they hurt their plan was to do a kind of Outer Perimeter wall around this that was going to be a a giant berm around shipping containers so essentially the wall would be Hollow and he said he was going to fill it with buckets of food and whatever would be Hollow and he said he was going to fill it with buckets of food and whatever I kept imagining you know Jim Baker's Bible bucket just two lined up down the wall


    Dr. Bradley Garrett Got Busted Exploring London’s Forbidden Underworld
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    I've done in the past particularly with the Urban Explorer has got me into a lot of trouble I mean I got arrested my all of the people that I worked with end up getting arrested because the police got my f****** notes and I mean it was a it was a terrible terrible situation while I was I was underneath London and after we went into those sewer systems then we got into electricity tunnel then we started getting into bunkers under the city so you know five layers under the city right so we could we go from the sewers to the electricity souls to the infrastructural systems to the bunkers and then we started getting into what are called Deep level systems right and they're cut they're they're very similar to the bunkers that the US government is building here that they called they called dumb deep underground military bases right we started getting into like Siri critical infrastructure at some point how easy was it to get into those hits it took us years it took us years there's a quite a lot of research but I mean at some point we got into what are called the BT deep level tunnels British telecommunications deep level tunnels and we were like inside the Telecommunications trunk for all of the United Kingdom you know and at this point we're like you know a hundred feet underground 20 feet underground we're actually we're walking through this tunnel about you know about a hundred feet underground and one of the Explorers I was with his like there's a there's a manhole above us it's like what it what do you mean there's a manhole above us. We're like we're in the deepest level right now and we pop this manhole and a camera swivel do you know and stares at us what we did it was just it was just telecommunication hubs right it's just like the trunk of all of the the the the infrastructure for fiber optics and phone lines and they just have an exposed manhole cover and a tunnel that you can get to it we wiggled through like we wiggled from tunnel to Tunnel like through tiny crevices we were getting into like the Deep underbelly of the city I mean it was not it was not easy to get to but but here's the thing at the same time we have been cracking all of the the abandoned tube stations Metro stations in so we took a we took a map of the tube from 1932 and we set a map from 2008 on top of it and what you see or a bunch of stations that are no longer on the map right that's your first clue cuz they're like 40 some then we then we started doing research and we figured out that their there's got to be at least fourteen stations that still have like ticketoffices or platforms like there's something there that you could find so we started sneaking into the two to go and find these places like we would wait till the train stopped at 2 in the morning and then we would like climb up a bridge and get onto the tracks would run through the tunnels and refining me stations one after another incredible time capsules you know where there were artifacts Left Behind posters like we find tickets on the ground from morning 40 years old you know I mean really cool stuff some of that were bombed out during World War II but find Lisa's like again this kind of like like here's the archaeologist amiright like we were having his visceral connection history we're finding the stuff that was giving us like a real sense of being inside history in material terms so we're posting every time we crack one of these stations we posted our blogs like always you know we've cracked Mark Lane we've cracked down street we've cracked whatever and we're all excited about it and and like the windows naira and we we get we get towards the end of the 14 stations and we're starting to think you know like the cops are surely watching what we're doing right the British transport police and kind of know where we're going to go next cuz you only a few stations left so we stop posting stuff and on Christmas of 2012 we cracked the last station underneath the British museum like there's all sorts of cool stories about like there was a there was a ghost haunted station whatever but we did it we never got caught so for me this is the end of the research projects actively prosecuted search Project right like I'm Switching gears I'm going to go do something else and I fly back from Cambodia via Singapore and the plane lands at Heathrow and you know the thing goes of can you stand up and you get your bags and then nothing's happening and they say can everyone please sit down again I sit down I look out the plane and there's cop cars everywhere and I'm like oh s*** you know I came from Singapore someone brought drugs and the cops get on the plane and they're like 42k 42k Dr Garrett yeah you're coming with us okay so they cost me they they have me like retrieve my bag from the baggage claim and they take me through through passport control in handcuffs and obviously the UK government's like yeah we will go ahead and keep that passport thank you so they eventually charged me with conspiracy to commit criminal damage what's weird about England is a trespass isn't a criminal offense so you can't you can't charge people to trespass unless you're in very specific circumstances so they tried out this charge of conspiracy to commit criminal damage because it's it's about intention is thoughtcrime like if I text you and I'm like hey dude you know the bar is closed right now to say covid you want to break in and just like for ourselves a beer and you're like yeah let's do it like we've committed conspiracy to commit Criminal we've committed to you the crime so anyway four years were dragged through the British legal system and I got trapped in the UK for three years the plane landed at Singapore there was a journalist from GQ it was supposed to meet us cuz we were going to take him into some of this Subterranean infrastructure and show him all the space and he's like you know by the time I got out of jail like 48 hours later I had I have all these messages from like you ask who I came I showed up at the airport and you weren't there and whatever you do and I finally find this guy Matthew power and and he's like are you serious like you got cuz we had timed it to land at the same time and we unlock the door with these keys police giving me because they took down my door with a battering ram right and then you know like put some padlocks on their that they drilled into the the door in the door frame and I open it up in my apartment has just been ravaged right like stuff ever the mattress is flipped over all the cupboards are torn apart is like pieces of the door all over the floor and underneath all of it there was a job contract from the University of Oxford to do a postdoc after I text I just finished my PhD and the journalist I can go home right now I've got the story I don't need the wrestler anything I'm done and how did it resolved by the time we got to court and the prosecution was just in shambles and he was a total debacle because there was no evidence that we had a broken anything you know or into the next see it to the end and essentially you know they got They confiscated my computer's my hard drives my notebooks and that was a that was a central component of the evidence that was used to prosecute everyone so essentially like I just made a deal with them I was like look I'll I'll take a hit you know if you'd like if everyone else can just get off you know I'll take the hit for it so I plead guilty to no damage which included damage to his screw from a board that I had taken off and put back on to a vent shaft sliding open a window oh that was aiding and abetting side open the window for someone to crawl through this like a list of ridiculous things but they didn't care they needed there filed the complaint with the government and you know they would like severely harass me and then when I moved to Australia had the same problem like they put flags on my passport when you file a complaint and did it go through and I filed the complaint and they fixed it they took the flags off the passport yeah you know I did my thing you know yet like why do I have to keep paying for the over and over again the judges like dr. Garrett you're very naughty or whatever you know here to hear to take your passport back to have wigs on yes they're really good that's real ideas I was the obvious speaker right the guy swipes it and he's like oh yeah you don't want to use this what is it say what is the screen saying I can't I can't relay that but you should probably go back and then I could not get on the plane so then I I miss my flight and I had to go back I had to go to the US Embassy and I'm like at you I've just try to fly with my passport and it doesn't work at the embassy swipes at nieces oh wow and then I'm going to gets out a hole puncher and it goes right through my passport and he says you shouldn't use that and then like 3 hours later they gave me another passport and I flew out the next and the passwords London attack the flags on their later like you get worried about your income I was worried about being. They did try to deport me at some point cuz once you have a criminal offense down not too bad not a big deal shirt made some money off the boat if not I'm going to make some now I made I made all the money that I made on my first book explore everything went to my lawyers so I have to say we're phenomenal like they did a great job but it was like every time I get a royalty check I just sign it over to him and it did seem like karma is like well I broken all this s*** and I wrote a book and then the money went to the lawyers in the lawyers got me off and it all kind of worked out my first book Explorer everything went to my lawyers do I have to say we're phenomenal like they did a great job but it was like every time I get a royalty check I just sign it over to him and it did seem like karma is like well I broken all this s*** and I wrote a book and then the money went to the lawyers in the lawyers got me off and it all kind of worked out


    Joe Rogan's Full Comments on Kids Playing Video Games
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    I don't know if you agree with this there's kind of kids along the way growing up as I was building my business that was how I'm not into this I'm not into that kind of like you describe yourself and they don't do anything because they're looking for that thing and I would argue do something until you find that thing small things other people wanted to do for a living like the path like a career path but I think that there's a lot of people that don't have any there's no one there they're not modeling there life after someone that they see that they admire someone that successful someone that is doing something that they enjoy In Love sometimes kids have to see that and if their parents are living a b******* life and their neighbors living a b******* life and most their family lives a b******* life stages can laying around you know and then they they seek refuge and drugs or video games or something that stimulates them and video games are real problem they're real problem you know why because they're f****** fun then you don't yeah well I'm I have a real problem with them and you you you do them and they're real exciting but you don't get anywhere it's like you could do like like martial arts right you could learn Jiu-Jitsu you get upset but you just two and then three years later you are you're like an elite G to athlete you like you're entering and competitions you're a purple belt be moving up yeah you're doing well you thinking like I might be able to open my own school one Jack confidence if I have a hundred students and those hundred students are paying me x amount of dollars per month I can make a living holy s*** I can have this would be amazing and then you see your school and your jiu-jitsu instructor has all these you doing something exciting and fun and you or you can just later you can beat that same kid just playing video games waiting for the next Dick's whatever the f*** game is next Xbox game to come out and you're going to waste your time you have children I don't have children and a big battle in that you're going through this but my kids are now saying will Dad this guy made all this money with this video game that he's a male to you know like I heard the same arguing about comedy might you know my my own parents were like to know if you people make it as a comedian I was like okay it's just anybody make it somebody makes it right that you can figure out how to do it they make 11 I'm going to do that. I know what I'm doing I was real lucky that my parents were not around very much so I didn't get much advice so I guess I figured it out myself so there was no one telling me I couldn't do it so Greenfield I'm going to find my way since no one's telling me it's impossible no one tell me I can't occasionally I'll hear someone say what are the odds in this f****** loser that's my thought was always like that guy's a loser like if you think like that you're a loser but there are kids that make a lot of money playing video games but the thing is like you have to be adaptable the one video game that you get really good at what are the odds has come to around five years from now like fortnite after that and then there is a Call of Duty and make money off that what's the big money Starcraft used to be the big one right that League of Legends counter strike mod basically the same exact game they don't make money off quick do right not really game


    Best of the Week - July 19, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    how to get to know that the economy limit asthma is more than so I knew all the lawyers and I went over to Bimini one day to 2 to get some real information about them because they couldn't in the US they were scared to talk so I located through a defense lawyer and they had a lot of speed boats floating going out of there every night at the hotel towards the timmys very close to Miami and I was doing coke at that time when my wife I miss you as my cover and I you know and I Hollywood scream well he been a defense lawyer when I talk to him but in the past he been the prosecutor is that prosecutors off and flipped to defense attorneys to make more money so when I mentioned that name the two of these three guys got really uptight and they walked in the bathroom and I didn't know put on my way so a few minutes went by there and it was pretty hairy but I think I was paranoid because they came out and they didn't have guns in their hands but they they cut the meeting off and I went back to my room they were staying in the same Hotel all night I was tense because say the wrong word sometimes in your debt that's that's the kind of tension I wanted for this movie I put it into the scene early in the picture with mr. Pacino and Alec and what goes into get naked pick up making a trade and he says you know he senses something's off in this meeting in the undp comes that blood bloodbath with the dismemberment remember moments where I was like this is a real opportunity for us to come together and one of them was the moment the lockdown happened it it felt to me very similar to right after 9/11 where everybody was confronted with their own mortality holyshit like we we might be on the verge of a pandemic like in a movie where a lot of the people we know died and here we have to be kind to each other even at this is what's important family is important and I remember thinking I've never been closer to my family never my friends were calling each other all the time we were it was like it was there was there was real hoping that I was like if we get through this we're going to be tired of going to know what means something what counts. Fuc stand-up comedy f*** everything else man would what's important is Love and Friendship then it started to get angry only took like three or four weeks where people started getting like they were scared of people started getting shittier with each other online and then I basically turn off Twitter loves like this is just too toxic into hostile the second moment more thought we had the opportunity to come together was George Floyd So George Floyd died and all the sudden you have these black lives matter protest and maybe we could finally make a dent on racism maybe we can finally make a dent in police brutality maybe this is a moment where we can come together and realize what's important is community solidarity that in this together like this is cray and then the cops need to be reformed like they can't live like an ID we should take it into account PTSD maybe we should take into account the fact that these f****** guys are pulling up on people every day that might shoot him in the face they might never be able to see their family and their kids let's rework this let's think this s*** through Amazon the most Wing newspaper in America and you like not good enough okay I'm on board I'm taking this thing really seriously about parents in their sixties I feel like you know I'm in good health I'm fairly Young on 36 but for my parents ravage Spain it it ravaged New York like they're there a couple things you shouldn't don't take the old and send it back into the nursing beyond that by just staying away from each other and totally different things like this, kind of common tentacle stuff that people have known since the flu pandemic single human being watched that tape and then think okay that guy deserves to go to jail shopping rather the officer in that case in Georgia can I get hired at different places or solution but they quickly turn from Solutions are bad idea what we need to do is we need to shout about everything we can possibly imagine all at once and you know what was George Washington a bad guy a rigid concrete hardwired map speak is like damaged so I asked Eddie about this Chang my friend this neurosurgeon who is Premier world not kind of he is the world expert on Speech & Language in the neural Transformations and how control all that stuff and I said what's with the up speak thing he said yeah you know we see that sometimes and I'm concerned about that and when a neurosurgeon tells you their concern and this is what he just thinks that the map which shows up kind of normally and in a mimosa by the first time in human history people have used this up speak human history was on the phone with this lady who is doing speak when she was talking and we both looked at each other like it does kind of create a kind of visceral like like nauseous because most of us are clearly at least mostly influenced by the people around us this is not just that it's like you changed how you talk to fit in with this there's a tech world there's Tech language that's text speak it's English but it's text speak English it's letting you know and there does seem to be a body responds to I know what you're doing I think I think Eddie would say that there's some Distortion in the way they're using this map but how did it start I think it started with one really smart person who's probably a little autistic who talk like that because they were trying to keep it together and then everyone else like I want to be a smart-ass John and then they start talking like that and then it became a thing I like broken Wingers I like helping folks that I had a I grew up in Queens and end in Howard Beach and it was for whatever reason organized crime capital of world and it's going to sound crazy but my neighbor was one of the big bosses and one day when I was preteens he said to me know the best thing we can do on this Earth to help people is a guy to kill people for a living and because that that was hit his perspective but it stuck with me and help people one of those people I help it sometimes even people that are just you would look at me like they're bad people they have some good advice like even morons can occasionally say something like all right I got that you know like every now and then like even even a real fool will say something that makes a whole lot of sense he changed my life this guy he he he said to meet my parents were going through a divorce 12 years old and he he wants to help me Sweet Sue's come over you're going to clean our swimming pool for us not to pay a $35 a week so I come over on Saturday morning Scizorite the first lesson sit me down for lessons first lesson is if you're going to come at 8 a.m. you show up 7:45 right on time is late great lesson for Life second lesson is if I'm paying you to clean the pool I want you to straighten up the shed straighten up all the lawn furniture clean the windows to whatever the f*** you have to do but make it today get home I can't live without you you are irreplaceable as far as a service provider and number three never asked for money you'll get paid if you do a good job and just stuck with me for life in it and really really good lessons from and like you say lifetime most unlikely source I can't live without you you are irreplaceable as far as a service provider and number three never asked for money you'll get paid if you do a good job and just stuck with me for life in it and really really good lessons from and like you say lifetime most unlikely source


    What John De Sena Learned While Cleaning Pools for Mobsters
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    I like helping folks that you know I had I grew up in Queens and in and Howard Beach and it was for whatever reason organized crime capital of world and it's going to sound crazy but my neighbor was one of the big bosses and one day when I was preteens he said to me know the best thing we can do on this Earth that help people is a guy to kill people for a living and because that that was hit his perspective he would help people even though walk with me and help people so this was one of those people I helped isn't it sometimes even people that are just you would look at me like they're bad people they have some good advice like even morons can occasionally say something like huh all right I got that you know like every now and then like even even a real fool will say something that makes a whole lot of sense he changed my life this guy hehehe course I'm 12 years old and he he wants to help me suizas come over you're going to clean our swimming pool for us not to pay you $35 a week so I come over on Saturday morning Scizorite the first lesson sit me down for lessons first lesson is if you're going to come at 8 a.m. you show up 745 right on time is late great lesson for Life second lesson is if I'm paying you to clean the pool I want you to straighten up the shed straighten up all the lawn furniture clean the windows where the f*** you have to do but make it so that when I get home I can't live without you you are irreplaceable as far as a service provider and number three never asked for money you'll get paid if you do a good job and just stuck with me for life in it and really really good lessons from and like you say like the most unlikely source of advice genuinely good guys they were just in a f*****-up line of work and fuctupmind work well you know a lot of them thought of themselves as soldiers you know they really did they thought of themselves as soldiers in an ancient war that you know we're not going to understand you're not you're not talking about people that are shaking people down for money I'm talking about you know people who were doing work for other organized crime and they looked at the government is criminals as well they are like they're all criminals Wall Street you don't think they're f****** criminals that was the exact as a young person growing up in that I was the exact narrative I heard as I was being indoctrinated that the government was just as bad they kill people from these guys as what they were saying it was Wall Street does it with a pen what the f*** are you looking at this guy ended up giving me 700 customers by the time I graduated college that were that were mostly connected to and and I became friends with all these guys and thinking back you're in this neighborhood they got money respect beautiful cars like I want to do that that's the problem with that and you know what young kids growing up around gang members are drug dealers I can look at that and you like they they have things that I don't have and they live this life to get respect from people and I feared you know it looks attractive and and one of the bosses wife said to me one day cuz I know I was alluding to like and how do I how do I get my might make my how do I get my might make my bones and she said this isn't free I have red hair light skin a real side dark hair dark skin and this isn't for you to stick with cleaning pools this is from the wife


    Spartan Race Founder Joe De Sena on Running Events During the Pandemic
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    pull the whole world the whole world crippled are, and we are the worst at it if you look at all the other country at no one's going to worst job at dealing with this pandemic do you think it expose I didn't get exposed our weaknesses sure right Health weaknesses and our financial weaknesses as a lot of our weaknesses afterwards which ignite most likely is one of the factors in the kickoff of the virus again the second wave of it you know there's a lot going on you know and then also people don't like to be told what to do here so will I f*** you I'm going to go out f*** you I'm going to spring break f*** you I'm going to Florida talk to you I'm not wearing a mask I am we got a call I I took the approach of we could put on a safe event II that I get a state or a country that allows us to put on an event we're back on I'm going to put protocols in place because I believe fight me on it if I don't know what your thoughts are but I believe that you're more likely to get like we're sitting right now as opposed to being outside and I want people helping sweater the idea that the sunlight going to kill all of it it seems ridiculous like it's you and it's also going to get into people and they going to bring it to their home and it's going to get to them say they're going to go to work they going to give it to other people at work or other people wherever Gatherings that they get to when we get you haven't liked the way someone described it recently is like a music festival in every city all across the country for weeks at a time and that's what the protest for like I'm sure it had an impact and if you looked at the numbers like so many of the people that have it in our young people I think bars had a big impact on a to buy think a lot of you don't drunk talk and bars red on top of each other indoors you drinking your inhibitions are down you're not thinking you not washing your hands you're yelling you know you talkin loud sloppy sloppy so so we got a call from Florida to give a f*** Jacksonville I was definitely on the side of you said Joe what's your stance on the whole thing my stance was I think we should shut down prepare to time to get the hospitals in our in our medical system like in shape but I'm just not a believer that you could shut down economy for as long as we act like it has enough it has some negative consequences of people lose their we're shooting down there we could all the protocols in place I'm a little annoyed because it's not going to be the race I'm used to where everybody's like like you're getting together in the festival area and I can't have like mud pits where we're mingling people so I don't know how it's going to go I drive with my family's I got to be there if I'm on the leader of this organ I got to be there driving my family down the East Coast when I get to South Carolina there's no virus rockin everywhere else like it was game on so it's not shocking that the virus is huge down there if it was a country would be the fourth highest rate of infection in the entire world I got Italia and I'm not tell Sarah we put on a good safe event really good event and so far that knock on wood no issues but like there was no protection no protocol nothing down in the states down there so all of our employees we we tested with the swap your brain with it with a swab unlike your your rusty knife on my hand and in the event normally we have 8,000 at that event called a couple of thousand so I can't I can't make those numbers work but I thought it was important because there's 50,000 events around the world are shut down New York Marathon Boston put down the list and if we could provide like a path to have this could be done it was important to do but it's not a business right right right I got to keep paying people that I so how many events do you normally run a 325 45 countries 325 events and I'm down I'll be lucky I'll be lucky if we have 20 this year 2325 oh-305 down so how many events do you normally run a 325 45 countries 325 events and I'm down I'll be lucky I'll be lucky if we have 20 this year 2325 so 305 down down


    Joe Rogan is Leaving LA for Texas
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    the story moving out of here Monday leave soon somewhere in the center of the country somewhere it's easier to travel to both places and somewhere we have a little bit more freedom also I think that where we live right here in Los Angeles is overcrowded and I think most of the time that's not a problem but I think it's exposing the fact that the real issue when you look at number of pieces of people that are catching covid-19 of this overpopulation issue when you look at the traffic when you look at the economic despair when you look at the homelessness problem that's accelerated Rackley over the last six seven ten years I think there's too many people here I think it's not tenable I don't I don't think it's manageable and I think every mayor does a s*** job of doing it because I don't think anybody could do a great job of it I think there's a certain things you're going to have to deal with when you have a population of whatever the f*** La is like 20 million plus people it's too many people but I think I think you have a better opportunity at more Pros When there's less folks agree and it was so small town tax assessor just leave it at that but then my friends were in San Antonio and they got covid-19 there but those knuckleheads were out there talking to people and shaking hands take a pictures and stuff and taxes would be the Last Stand place to ever wear a mask or not shake a hand tell me about those knuckleheads were out there talking to people and shaking hands take a pictures and stuff and taxes would be the Last Stand place to ever wear a mask or not shake a hand


    Joe De Sena Helped a Man Go From 600lbs to 265lbs
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    the Kettlebell you bring this f****** thing everywhere you go literally I do I lived overseas and I started it you know I started it I had a 696 pound guy come to the farm six years ago and he wanted help losing weight and I help them over 18 months get down to 265 lb as you lose weight I'll carry weight and events that was carrying a hundred pound sandbag fast forward and and we can get into it I moved overseas with my family and I tried to carry that hundred pound sandbags I had made that commitment to him and they wouldn't let it through TSA so when I landed and in Asia I asked my wife I said hey could you order a 20-count confused with kilograms and I ended up with a 44 pounder and it just became my stack my thing odds on this but I went and I'll tell you why we went raw fruits and vegetables only and here's a guy that was eating 888 Egg McMuffins a day for breakfast and two 2-liter Sprite how long does it take to get back to oh wow so this was this was over a long. Of time but he we did raw fruits and vegetables and then we did it we start a 10-mile hike every day raw fruits and vegetables we got to a point where he was losing 2 to 3 pounds a day Aika I cover the expenses which was like two stalks of celery and a glass hole I took his wallet and he had no plant-like closing a deal I was going to get out so I I got a phone call that somebody had just finished one of our sporting events that was extremely overweight and showed me the photo and I said get in touch with this guy right away this is our Jared this is our Subway stock with that so so normally that 5K Spartan would take let's say 90 minutes for the average person he took 7 hours so I tricked into it fought through it probably would have never come back but then I found out about him called him and said hey you're invited to the farm I want to help you do the document hi you find this guy he's 600 + pounds you whittling down to what you say to 6265 who's big fella already must be right yeah you got to see that I probably could find a photo of the pants that he wore coming in versus the pants he left with I mean you can fit three people in the pair of pants how did you organize his diet so so I didn't tell you when I was a kid on one hand was raviolis cannolis in guns on the other hand my mom been at the yoga meditation out food she was like both crunchy so why you working for the mob your mom was a yoga in the living room is very embarrassing so and the reason that happened was cuz her mom died of cancer and she walked into a health food store to kind of figure things out this is like in the 70s probably one health food store New York at the time that no yoga journal's No Whole Foods she walks in there happens to be an elderly Yogi that just landed in JFK from India in the health food store she strikes up a conversation with this Yogi changes her whole life by comes home throws away sausage Peppers eggplant parts are out of the house parents get divorced for obvious reasons going to go in a different direction and I am trying my best for the next 10 years to have my friends not come over because I'm embarrassed right there's like Indian pictures on the wall they're chanting there's mocks and I want to be a gangster and so yeah so anyway so she may be through just repetition wood would just instill this idea that you got to eat healthy oh my God this was like proper food combining this idea of intermittent fasting we were fat my mom my mom passed it for 30 days okay this is back in the 70s while meditating so so and so I had to balance these two things like like and so yeah I guess what I do now is a little tough guy a little yoga how do you know how to proceed there so if there's doctors listening they're probably going to say I'm crazy but and then I'll answer the question more succinctly mom introduced me to a guy named dr. Fred beshe you can look him up he's 92 now he decides 55 years ago that he's only going to eat raw fruits and vegetables that's it isn't Italian guy that was a weightlifter and he's going to he's going to test himself like a guinea pig doesn't work is this the best diet or not I'm just going to test it on myself he says and what do you is that feels better all the things that people agree or don't agree with so I wasn't necessarily knowing that and meeting. To be she and seeing my mom and I wasn't necessarily until like how many calories is it was just like if you eat good healthy food that's ultra-processed food you're not going to starve yourself what you need you could eat 40 salads I don't really care was my message to the guy but you're not going to right once you're tired of salad and you want the other thing then you want to go to have a cookie but you only eat salad you're never going to eat over eat salad so always eating his fruits and salads fruits fruits and veggies you kill it and I don't know what we are but he's probably down to 350 lb 400-pound he says to me I got to go to the doctor and I got to get my liver liver levels you're not a doctor and I'm really worried you got me on this ridiculous diet and I looked at them and I said you stupid m*********** I said you were eating a tag McMuffins every day and drink into 2 liter Sprite how many times did you get your liver levels check when you were doing that you worried about eating fruits and vegetables that that's f****** up your liver anyway I talked him out of it but we would have we would have battles like that losing that much body your body probably freaking the f*** out like we can't do this any think I'm staying this is like a 302 720° turn for him from from what he was the guy who'd he fasted for a whole year he did just vitamin drips and he was enormously obese and he just did vitamin drips and fast for a whole year but the crazy thing about it was he didn't get stretched out his body absorbed skin I mean maybe it's just his personal genetics and like some women that get pregnant have massive stretch marks other women a snap right back like a rubber at its does no Rhyme or Reason it seems to be genetic but this man who was really fat he lost all this way but he lost it everywhere like his skin came back normal sized you didn't have to have any of his skin removed I would I would bet if it wasn't genetic and unique to him I've done very long distance races where we had limited food and I've read about people that have been stuck at Sea let's say for 72 days and their teeth get extremely white and their skin get you know if not getting sunburned just beautiful I think I think I'm speculating I'm not a doctor your body eats any excess so that making that up I don't know if that out but I mean I've had friends that lost a ton of weight and they would have these big flaps of skin he had it and they want to get it removed and this guy didn't this guy his whole body shrunk with his sub Dom D'Agostino talk told us about this or with someone his fat and IV vitamin drips that's what it took for a whole year so you lived off of his fat is body had you know hundreds and hundreds of pounds of fat to lose he lost it all but that is skin shrank was fascinating to man like mad if we could convince people to try that again I don't know if any I'm a Believer again no scientific ancient times to myself we never had an abundance of food you and I couldn't walk into a grocery store and have access if we had food we had food and so I would think our stomachs and our digestive system needs time it's not used to just constantly taking food on demand wake up coffee Donut for that so I don't know about fasting for a whole year that's a different right but also you have to get to that crazy state abused your body the point where your hundreds and hundreds of pounds but that's it how long these walks take a knee doing 10-mile hike on the in the in the beginning as you can imagine those were really long hikes in probably two miles an hour so 5 hours to get that done but as he lost weight and he got more fit he hustling and on the farm on our Farm in Vermont it's hilly so I could either send the money or through the fields which we did in the beginning but eventually now he's climbing mountains to and and then I started adding weight of 10 lb sandbag bounce and back so we just kept upping the ante as his body adapted to what we were doing to him and he just kept taking off weight wow and so after 18 months to let him have a cake and then I'll head up the mountain you're going to sleep in the cuz I just went through all that time with the other guy and we're going to be much more efficient here first week or only eating apples and clean out your system and gave him a giant bushel of apples put on top of the mountain 30 days we had him down to 200 pounds and WeChat food you're not active you're gaining weight really good food you're very active you lose weight and and his girlfriend picks him up at 30 days make a f****** leave the farm unbeknownst to Maine to go straight to Ben & Jerry's 18 f****** pounds in a day 18 months ago just for a while the 18 months is a psychologically your building up some pretty spectacular endurance hours a day mean you putting some miles on your mind there I mean that's that's strengthening that that muscle of discipline no way that you probably never done in his whole life he got tough he finished a big event with us was that was like the big moment for him at the end and gotten gotten a single seat in Airplane when he left got a girlfriend likes stuff started to come together for him so he maintains he gained he was a 265 at our Bassin and my latest understanding isn't 350Z bounce back and better than 696 that's got to suck though like you get them down to like this really amazing weight you got to do I can't keep all these people know but still much anymore I'm a Believer I don't know if you are I'm a Believer the number one motivator for human beings is the avoidance of discomfort right because if we didn't avoid discomfort with fries in the snow we fall off a cliff we getting so we're always constantly even subconsciously avoiding discomfort and to be healthy like I was your high performer I'm a bit of a Maniac in that like I'm more uncomfortable if I'm not if I'm not optimal if I'm not being my best but most people that's not that's not the kind of make your mind into your mind has to seek discomfort it has to seek these difficult tasks you have to enjoy it and you have to figure out a way to make your mind enjoy those things and some people comes easy and some people what does tell me who takes a long time I always tell people the best thing you could ever do is force yourself to schedule shred it down today I have to do an hour on the treadmill at to do an hour no matter what even if you're f****** walking on it but will you do in an hour on the treadmill the next time you do any do it just did an hour and this is the amount of miles you got in next time you're going to you know add three miles put it put it in that one hour and just keep doing things like that right down at today I'm going to do a hundred push-ups and 100 sit-ups are chin-ups that's today and then force yourself force yourself to adhere to reschedule make a Monday Wednesday Friday workout schedule give yourself some time off you know I don't even don't even cross yourself to the point where you can't do it make it so that you really appreciate those Tuesdays and Thursdays but I'm Monday Wednesday and Friday you're going to f****** get after it and this is what you going to do most people just try to go work out and your kind of aimless and you show up and whatever you pick up the jump rope and a little rope maybe hit the heavy bag a little bit maybe do some we don't really have a name you know that's why people like to hire trainers to the trainer will tell you what to do well you can tell yourself what to do if you don't have money for a trainer you don't even have to f****** equipment you know what body weight squats sit-ups chin-ups push-ups you can kick your f****** ass you could give yourself a brutal full bodyweight workout and you can find these for free on YouTube there's a ton of them is a ton of these body weight workouts you could do just ShopRite it down Monday Wednesday and Friday hundred push-ups to do 10 + 10 + 10 + keep going all day Just Dance what you do 10 push-ups take a break for 20 minutes do another 10 but get those hundred in Monday Wednesday and Friday hundred push-ups I'm going to do a hundred a hundred sit-ups even if it takes me all f****** day you never have to do 10 + 10 + 10 + keep going all day Just Dance what you do 10 push-ups take a break for 20 minutes do another 10 but get those hundred in


    Spartan Race Founder Joe De Sena on His Camps for Kids
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    thinking about pulling the trigger on what am I adding or taking away I love this kids thing I mean if you if you know that's why I asked you about stand-up comedy first the podcast or anything you do if you put a gun to my head or knife like it did earlier when you texted me I like the kids the kids are like wet clay in the sense that families that are saying Hey Joe they know me through somebody whatever my kids are a little they need some help I want to put them on the farm with you they're hard to fix the time at 2122 they're hard to fix these these little kids I make a big impact I mean the letters I got or tearjerkers after after the after the attacks I saw them writing the parents about how terrible I was and then seeing 14 days later like the impact I want more you know no I think you're dead right about that if you can give a kid like a transformational experience when they're when they're young something to really sticks with them the rest of our life right and the other thing I like about it is they can't really quit right you know if the parent gets involved and it's all f***** up but it's apparent stays out of it we're doing right now Vermont right now yeah and the Olympians at the mountain Warfare guy Eric Ashley and they're kicking these kids asses and and the older boys I found out last night when I got the California is hitting his dad up and saying you got to get me out of here you got to lie to Joe and tell him we have a family vacation give me the f*** out of here and the 15 and and the dad hit me up and I said listen next time he talks to you tell him we have an 11 year old girl by his side that is finishing this thing are you kidding me so you can't blame them because they've never tested themselves and never done hard things but I love it sit out in advance and decide what they're going to do like everyday and do Andy and Edie the Olympic wrestler when he 2008 Olympian didn't metal went to Russia and he spent a couple years in Russia to learn their system has gold medals in wrestling and they climb mountains in the climb ropes and they just f****** work hard and we took a bunch of the mountain Warfare and then we just had the Spartan sprinkles and the stuff my mom support and so you know they're waking up early there hiking the mountain there doing miserable s*** Karen rocks always purposeful so we're building we're building stuff out of rocks will be there for the test of time and so they have they can come back and see the efforts of their work and cold Waters always involved with the shower cold water sucks today it's healthy food probably keeping up a little bit hungry because you know a lion is most handsome when it's hungry we're not get through and we're doing two days on this particular much more wrestling focused so two days on and then one day to do a big hike so they did a giant hike today and then we had a fight club every day so there were some of them somewhere out there were girls in their never done it before and we created like a Brad Pitt Fight Club down the basement with Andy and it was awesome the kids f****** love that part of the camp every day they loved it so they beat each other up he said the rules it was like Hey I just want to get a high single leg this is what it it right there games like that they loved it on the mat they'd be screaming for an opponent it was it's almost instinctual or something it was unbelievable that long to was great games like that they loved it they pound the mat they be screaming for an opponent it was it's almost instinctual or something it was unbelievable to keep them from their phone for that long to ya-ya was great so so


    Why Are Fast Food Ads OK When Cigarette Ads Aren’t?
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    freedom, freedom that's why we both live in this country but it's not a fair fight if if I'm not against I'm not a conspiracy guy but like I was on Wall Street and if your bird can get one of those big public companies that's making food that's not so healthy like you got scientist you got Madison Avenue advertisers you figured out a way to get into our psyche where you can't live without that thing right cigarettes they can't do that anymore they they stop that it's interesting because you can still advertise for a jack-in-the-box be can advertise for cigarettes but obesity kills as many people as almost any so that's what I'm saying would you cross the line I like will you annoyed that you can advertise two cigarettes that taken away Freedom good question it's a discussion the problem with those those ads a lot of them were at least initially very deceptive you know they made it look like Marlboro Man I want it I want it I want it I mean there's no way I'd swear you see the shity foods with obese people getting sick good that would make it creative very compelling ad showing fat people having heart attacks and literally like she if it were even or even a motivating want to do something healthy the best motivation is always positive underlying conditions which many many people do have it's not even their fault they just have for whatever reason they just history genetic history of heart disease 30 * he's very weird but it certainly is exacerbated and he'll tell you that by his diet yes that doesn't mean you're definitely going to die because your parents did of that right now could you could make some lifestyle Choice yes


    How Dopamine Helps You Keep Going When Things Get Tough
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    kind of a third kind of secret there is a secret sauce in this whole mix and this is kind of what brought me to send my lab you know we do work with typical people but we also and do some work with people from David's former community and domestic and foreign Special Operations who were interested in this process for obvious reasons how can you leverage the nervous system to build better longer-lasting Warriors so really interesting question and you could do that with brain machine interface you could do that with a drug you're with supplementation nutrition all of that but since the nervous system sits at the foundation of any of those we tried to think about this problem and there's actually another element to it which is the reward Pathways involving dopamine so you asked about kids like why they can learn all day long so their brain is very different but it still needs some degree of focus and they still need to get their sleep they still have to obey those two rules of this process but they engaged which is really powerful which is play a lot of their learning is through playful exchange special with the little kids like in kindergarten nursery school and then as they get older the social dynamics can be kind of harsh but they can also be really pleasurable on fun so the molecule dopamine is a really misunderstood molecule we all make it from a location in back of her brain and people think of it is like reward feeling great but in addition dopamine is what's released any time an animal or human thinks it's on the right path and that's very subjective so this is not and I want to be really clear that this is not positive thinking or you know this secret or telling yourself you're performing well even when you're not be doing that mother nature built these systems adrenaline acetylcholine dopamine to be very generic in terms of what can activate it on purpose cocaine will cause a tremendous release of dopamine so will methamphetamine the problem is it set the focus on just getting more of that thing so dopamine is evoked through play it evoked through humor right if you ever just been working like mad or you see that sin you know teen guys know this really well tell me neither you can be in the war situation and somebody will crack a joke and all of a sudden it's like you have energy that I come to bring glycogen that wasn't cuz you're ketogenic it wasn't cuz you're whatever that's neural energy and that neural energy is dopamine is that what happens when you hear a great song and you get pumped up as our same thing solutely and the reason dopamine is so powerful in this process of neural plasticity is that dopamine has the ability to buffer so that stress that you feel when you're in effort is very hard for most people to keep that going but when you get a shot I mean internal release of dopamine through humor or through the sense that you're on the right path lipstick the fight example where it's stressful and you're getting beat down all the sudden you land one or you do something properly in the other guy starts to Timber a little bitter Shuffle little bit you gain chemical advantage and it comes in to form one is it triggers marking of the lapses that likely will change later we rarely forget the events associated with dopamine for that reason cuz they signal or whatever is happening now that was good and in addition to that they start pushing back on the level of acetylcholine excuse me noradrenaline in the brainstem and this is crucial because there was a study that came out 2 years ago not for my group that asked why do we quit you know I thought you said you know 800 or even five hundred pounds on the bar out there I can't lift it talking about a long run why do I quit if I'm not injured like what actually causes quitting when did when do we decide that something is futile and it turns out that for every bit of effort and even have ever lived in a glass of water or running up a hill or in a fight their little bits of his of noradrenaline adrenaline that are released in the brain and body and there's a counter there's a cell type with your code glia which literally means glue in Latin the cells are paying attention to how much norepinephrine is coming and if it hits a certain threshold. stops voluntary control over the muscular says that's it I quit I know these beautiful experiments where they manipulate the visual environment so that this isn't there certain that this isn't lack of muscle fuel this it or liver fuel this is lack of neural fuel dopamine pushes back that level of noradrenaline and it gives you more gas it lets you go further and you see this through teamwork when you feel like you're supported when you're cohesion play if you know if you're in serious effort and it's just things are going terribly maybe I've never done call me when you're trying to write a joke and 6th rushing and then suddenly you just kind of laugh at how ridiculous the processes there's a kind of loosening or a lightning and you have more energy that energy is reductions in epinephrine play if you know if you're in serious effort and it's just things are going terribly maybe I've never done call me when you're trying to write a joke and just rushing and then suddenly you just kind of laugh at how ridiculous the processes there's a kind of loosening or a lightning and you have more energy that energy is reductions in epinephrine


    Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman on Future Treatments for Vision Loss
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    to bring it back to work one of the things that you talked about was eyesight and regaining eyesight or dealing with people that have weakening eyesight my eyesight's going to s*** man you have a tradition old 52 and just visit the macular degeneration like my phone I can read all these text messages that are coming in 14 new ones since I put my phone down but what I do know for sure is and my vision is not as good as 10 years ago I'm certainly not as good as it was 20 years ago what can be done okay so there's what can be done now and where we're headed but I suspect you want to know what can be done now have a clinical trial in my lap right now. My affiliation with opthamology where people put on VR goggles very separate from the fear-inducing thing it's actually a very pleasant experience and we use a particular pattern of stimulation that activates the cells in the eye that are most vulnerable and create vision loss it stimulates those in a way that reinforces their connections with the brain that's the logic so every cell in your eye has a different function but some of them their job is to transmit visual information to the rest of the brain are called ganglion so we know what patterns of activity make them healthy and what reinforced regeneration back in 2016 my lab published a paper showing that that particular pattern of stimulation come by with a particular pattern of gene therapy so this is one injection into the eye of a gene that triggers growth of the cells in mice that allowed regeneration of neurons that were damaged and it actually reversed slightly but it reverse blindness completely blind mice were able to see again so that we then took that built a human clinical trial using just the VR part however some people in this trial or receiving injections it's about once every month very painless injection into what we call the pictures to the I inject something called cntf ciliary in the trophic factor and the combination of this growth factor plus the visual stimulation we believe is going to protect cells that would normally be lost from getting lost so offset lost and potentially restore Vision now the results of the trial are done but we are recruiting people for this truck you've been through way worse this morning on your way to work trust me so it's it's nothing the other thing is that there was a paper published just recently a couple weeks ago not from my lab but from a group of Mercy College London looking at the effects of red light on mitochondria in a different cell type which of the photoreceptors of the eye so you got the cells that connects the photoreceptors we take all this Photon information turn into this incredible thing we call Vision which itself is a whole galaxy of information but is amazing and those cells to generate overtime the photoreceptors they don't do very well in part because as we age the mitochondria function gets disrupted this study luminary wasn't very many subjects I think it was only 20 subjects maybe it was 12 but getting red light therapy to the viewing a very bright flashes a red light of a particular wavelength I want people going out there blasting Rod improved Vision on vision test almost immediately and that's a very non-invasive approach and I be happy red light therapy in the other kind of red light therapy cuz I really like that Juve thing I'm not exactly sure what it does it supposed to like regenerate collagen and do a bunch of different that helps you but it feels good yeah it feels good and you know one of the things is remember her saying that the eyes are actually a piece of brain your brain needs to know when to be awake and want to be asleep one of the best ways to wake up your brain is to view bright light and you know they're all these people they're fanatic about blue light out there viewing bright light in the morning from sunlight is the best thing like in Southern California go outside to 10 minutes again bright light and then you want to avoid light from like 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. actually it's been shown to suppress melatonin it can disrupt sleep a lot of problems you don't really want to be looking at any bright light in middle of the night lot of people get obsessed with blue light being bad you want bright light during the day and you don't want any bright light at night really too much of it and people come out for me though like the blue blockers not called like a Blue Block on East has been coming after me recently because I we're saying life is like what about the inside look the blue blockers will help filter some light it'll make things less bright it's hard to see with sunglasses in your house so be my guest and wear them but really what you want to do is dim the lights in the evening deeper sleep melatonin suppression is it won't be a problem. That's all good get bright light first thing in the morning when you wake up and then the bright red light is probably having a dual effect it's probably increasing mitochondria in the photoreceptors if this study is right I do believe this. He hasn't it looks really good to me and the person who in the game a long time so I trust him and in addition that's going to wake up your system and get the balance of these hormones like you want cortisol high in the morning and and melatonin coming up about 16 hours later before sleep it's going to put all that into the right Rhythm so I say go ahead and do the the red light thing but if you want to pursue the red light flashes with a VR and maybe even the cntf injection that we should talk about that but the good news is the good news is that the VR would you have a condition in the study words just VR so it's a daily if you're essentially your neurons like to be active and these cells that connect the eye to brain the most above all others the most active neurons and cells in your entire do you know of anybody who's done this the results of a clinical trial but I can't see their promising and this is inhuman if you qualify for the study I definitely think you should do it but I can't reveal that the results of the study cuz I actually don't know yet in the name of cosines I'm blinded to the conditions no pain bright like I just don't know but we have we have subjects are patients that are as young as 17 as old as a t and the beauty of this is that if you decide not to get the injection is completely non-invasive and play once a month for a period of about six months so what I have to go to the Bay Area once a month no so there so there is another version of this where there's a slow-release polymer Capsule that's that's placed into the I I just kind of pissed it but getting things into your remember its brain and so there's a reason why you have this Tufts Calera okay to the brain and visual repair is soon going to go the way of two other strategies and I think we're going to see this in humans in the next couple years meaning two years cuz I hate that 10 years thing we were here in the 10 years thing forever when is the work of someone you had on here before David Sinclair great is terrific I both for sake of his work on combating aging and also just really have to tip my hat to him because he was really first man in terms of doing public-facing Science Education through podcast and things like that and you know I'm trying to do that and others are starting to do it and he deserves credit for that is it put scientist in a vulnerable place and I think he's doing it with a lot of integrity so David's not typically known for doing Vision research but he paired up with another guy slab again he was young he at Harvard Children's Hospital someone I know very well we work together a number of things and they took advantage of what it's called these yamanaka factors yamanaka won the Nobel Prize for finding these four factors that could essentially allows a cell to turn into anything any other cell type create steminist in in the South Macon pluripotent stem cells the problem was David lab has combined an anti-cancer Gene I think these workers still not published but he's talked about them so I feel comfortable doing this suppresses cancer while turning me sells young again and at least in mice they see some very encouraging results of that would be a sort of one injection kind of thing where you going once you get the injection and then never again if I did an injection once a month how long do it for so that he would probably run for about 6 months or the embedded capsule the cntf capsule combine with the VR VR goggles on for 20 minutes a day and watched it that's easy listening music do whatever you want is a very passive thing that triggers activity these cells activity is key because we know that neurons you know you hear fire together wire together and all this other stuff but the fact that there's a neurons that are quieted even if you cast an arm the neurons that support moving to that arm very quickly start to turn off and eventually they can die so you keeping neurons active and alive and healthy involves keeping them literally actively lattice WR components, so there's the Sinclair kind of turning back the clock stuff and then colleagues of mine at Stanford are doing incredible work with no prostate prosthesis a little robotic retinas as well as stem cells that are injected to the eye that settle down into your eye and give you the cells that you've lost and we're not quite there with the human trials yet but there's a group the retina repair initiative I'm part of this thing it has like kind of funny name was called the dream team which is a bunch of people brought together cure blindness to solve blindness in a particular disease called neurofibromatosis so there are dozens of labs working extremely hard on this problem this is one place where I can say there's been tremendous progress in the last five years there are clinical trials now France's the one of my lap and in two or three years you're going to start seeing people who would normally go blind you're going to Halt that and you're going to see people who are completely blind I think eventually those people will see again yeah I have a it's amazing and you do blind people that mental the mental real estate but like the visual real estate in the brain gets taken over by other functions there's this guy Dan mancina he's a skateboarder is completely blind amazing God and with a cane always on to him kickflips out this kind of stuff and I talked to him a bunch of times because he was having some issues with his sleep because of one of the issues that blind people because light is controlling when to be alert when via sleep is having some issues with us so he contacted me we're also in touch because we're trying to keep trying to build skate parks for blind kids so that they can he knows where they are but how did you know the scale of the ramp or the picture of the ramp he has an internal representation of it hog you better off right cuz the dog you Outsource your vision to the dog there now glasses that blind people can wear and walk down the street and it communicates with somebody in a like a dispatcher who says oh you know what they're somewhat sketchy over there to your right you don't want to cross the street and it works really well it's very expensive and of course your privacy is an issue yeah but that's a whole different business and I do believe that you're the hope is that people like Dan will then she see again but that's going to require new cells and actually for him he's going to need new eyes sedan actually has had because he had this coats disease that led to a nice Pigmentosa he had his eyes removed so whenever people say I don't believe he's blind it's like guys even MRIs anyway but if you would like to explore visual repair and restoration Austin and vision loss more happy to further


    The Keys to Learning New Skills as an Adult
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    if your child you the things you hear in seeing you are shaping you my kids come home saying things I've never even heard before it's amazing and as an adult you have to crack into that neural circuitry and reshape it and why is that what it what is it about adult because I have my own Theory and this is just a martial arts based Theory young kids learn so fast they learn so fast but I always feel like it's cuz they don't have jobs they don't have a family to take care of they don't have a girlfriend who's on there they don't have bills and the IRS breathing down their necks so they can just think about it and their mind like if if they have a hard drive right in there they have a 1 terabyte hard drive they got like a hundred gigs. All this space You could fill that space up a technique and movement and and it becomes their whole life cuz it's thrilling and it's exciting to learn and their body heals quicker so they can they can force themselves in the situation with adults extremely difficult to find the bandwidth to find the amount of time to really completely focused on something because you have too many distractions was that makes sense that absolutely what you just described as it is a beautiful description of the top contour and below that what's happening is in in childhood the whole brain is literally more plastic because there's more space for the neurons to move around and making connections the whole environment the chemicals that are swirling around in there are set for plasticity we were basic design to come into the world and be customized to our experience I mean if the human-animal is exceptionally good at any one thing it's that so if you're an adult so if you're a 35 year-old man with a family or 35 year old woman with a family and a job and you want to learn a new skill what is the best way to force your brain to accept these new patterns and learn this quickly by attacking two separate parts of a pro neuroplasticity is not an event it's a process and has two parts the first one is if you want to learn and change your brain as an adult there has to be a high level of focus and engagement there's absolutely no way around this because it's so focus and intensity in that kind of the Goggins phenotype right I think dog is an hour now or never been a pronoun right it's like it's amazing we need to do is you need to regardless of how agitated you feel you have to lean in and spoke is extremely now the reason for that is that there's a neurochemical norepinephrine also called adrenaline the same thing that's released in the brain and body most people back off at that point because they feel this agitation but we have to remember that that noradrenaline with designed to get us into movement that's the purpose of noradrenaline to take us out of Stillness and into movement and then the other thing we have to do is we have to take that elevated level of alertness and we have to focus it and there's a second neuromodulator called acetylcholine which is secreted from this little structure in the base of the forebrain when we usually focus on something or in the case of maybe if you're doing auditory learning when you focus with your auditory attention from like you can get it from cryo-chambers you can get it from cryotherapy so using those strategies of taking like acetylcholine is actually an Alpha Brain supplements my company's house when you take that along with float tanks and doing or excuse me cryo-chambers and do some intense exercise or whatever you trying to get good at with intense focus on those things accelerate that process almost certainly increases the plasticity the rate of plasticity would actually accelerate the process of learning yes so so the reason for that though you don't necessarily need a crowd chamber what you need are so we have these requirements we need urgency and focus trigger plasticity that's one part of the process I haven't mentioned a second part yet neuroplasticity a triggered when urgency and focus combined acetylcholine is released for the $15 out there it's called the nucleus of a cell if it doesn't matter is a little compartment of neurons in the brain that doesn't like to release acetylcholine on a regular basis Rita gets greedy and it doesn't want to use that with your child it'll drain your brain with accedo calling but that's an adult 3048 because you know Mother Nature designed us to learn what we need to learn and then do that reproduce and die I mean not to be you know about it but you know what kind of Drew me into a biology is that all these complex things you see in the world it's all internal so you know if you get urgency it can come from let's use David is it he's a shining example this right you can sit there and just ramped up your level of urgency through purely psychological means you could take an ice bath you could do high-intensity breathing anything that brings your level of alertness up will need to get better at something when would you use that ice bath or the cryotherapy would you use it before would use it afterwards definitely before 4 before the Lord is a two-part process the first part of the learning trigger the learning trigger is gated by two things adrenaline which is also norepinephrine same thing and acetylcholine and so you need that level of alertness up and you need acetylcholine released at the location in the brain that corresponds to what you're trying to learn choline released at the location in the brain that corresponds to what you're trying to learn so things like supplements and certain nutrition regimen can assist the process for sure there's no question about that things like PPC caffeine will bring up the adrenaline and kind of anything to raise that alertness


    Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman Explains Why People Upspeak
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    Siri because that map is so regular cross cultures he's looked now in China in Chinese speaking people and English-speaking people and people have a second language is even had some interesting get about people who have APA speak the really annoying and you trust me cuz I'm going to Regional but it might reflect the subtle brain damage I think the data show that it's a distortion of the of the regular map I think it's the same thing as a Southern accent I think you just fitting in with your environment cuz I know people that have adopted that s*** once they've gotten into the tech world and like a f*** face you didn't used to talk like that or the people that go to get to England and start speaking with a bow by Madonna I'm going to try out y'all but some of the stuff is learned are you moving California we are not a completely clean slate there's a kind of a map that expects the world including language should be a certain way and we can't expect that we're going to be born in China are born in France are born in California or Northern California for that matter so the map is what we call Semi malleable it's not a rigid concrete hardwired map so what makes you think this up speak is like damaged so I asked Eddie about this what's with the upspeak thing he said yeah you know we see that sometimes and I'm concerned about that and when a neurosurgeon tells you they're concerned okay what do you think there's something wrong with the map but if you are forced to learn another language and I think it's interesting to raise this kind of cultural component because actually it was Eddie's advisor guy named Mike Merson it was really the one who discovered adult neural plasticity in the seventies and eighties and might actually scientific great-grandparents David hubel and Torsten Wiesel won the Nobel Prize for showing their critical. These periods of development after which the brain cannot change and they had important implications for amblyopia and eye stuff murders and it came along said you know I don't buy that and he started doing experiments with his students and postdocs where they would create an is an essential need or contingency like if the animal that doesn't eat unless it learned something then the brain can change if you break down learning events into his kind of smaller more focused event the brain can change as an adult that essentially Neah and so the strongest drive for adult neural plasticity is focus ability to say this is really important it's making a soda straw view of the world is almost like being in a state of stress and the best way to do that for a young person and adolescents or maybe even the older is the social pressures if they're strong they will shape and rewire the brain I mean I look at what's happening in the world right now and I think we are in a state of immense neural plasticity everybody is having to rewire their understanding what's going on so just a sort of put up the kind of a bowl of some sort on the the speech and language think I don't think brain machine interface is going to be all about sticking chips in the hell upspeak and it was like as clear as day to me like they were letting each other know that they're in the tribe and you know I remember Jamie had a tech problem once and he was on the phone with this lady who is doing up speak when she's talking them and we both looked at each other like it does kind of create at least mostly influenced by the people around us that is not just that it's like you changed how you talk to fit in with this there's a tech world there's Tech language that's text speak it's English but it's text speak English it's letting you know and they're destined to be a body halfway joking here if you look up speakers and a man I've always loved your show but then you said you don't trust people talk like joking but also stop doing that stop f****** doing that I know what you're doing I think I think Eddie would say that there's some Distortion in the way they're using this map but how did it start I think it started with one really smart person would probably a little autistic who talk like that because they were trying to keep it together and everyone else like I want to be a smart-ass John and then they start talking like that and then it became a thing sort of like accents like in Boston right they talk in a weird way and I picked it up and then one time I heard myself on television I hurt myself talk like that when I was 19 I was like oh my God I sound like a f****** idiot what is wrong with me cuz I only live there at that time for like six years but I adopted at Whole Hog and I was like what it what's wrong with me like I wanted to fit in hog and I was like what it what's wrong with me like I wanted to fit in that's what it was moved there when I was 13 and I tried to fit in and so I had adopted the speech pattern I didn't realize it until I heard it like you knew you listen to a tape of yourself you actually find out what you really sound like you like you


    Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman on the Essential Role of Sleep in Learning New Skills
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    getting as well nicotine have some sort of a nootropic prop benefit to it to smoke but you know you can take various forms particular gum I know people taking him gum just for the nootropic benefit of it yeah I'm not encouraging people to take anything but there's a very very famous Nobel prize-winning neuroscientist who I went to his office to visit him in New York and he chewed seven pieces of Nicorette during that half-hour meeting and I was like what is going on here and he said well first of all Teresa's plasticity and second of all he has the belief in this is not a clinical study but he thinks that it can also hold off certain forms of Parkinson's and Alzheimer's famous smoker like it wouldn't even though I don't know I think I think he wouldn't even go on a plane unless otherwise a smoking section cuz he couldn't imagine not having his pipe for a certain amount of time will creative so you know when I think when smoking became because it's very clear that so Nicorette is Nick and the acetylcholine binds to the nicotinic receptor it so it when you take nicotine in cigarette former and Nicorette form you're actually increasing the release of receipt of the action of acetylcholine in the brain yeah I don't smoke cigarettes but I have and the only time I have is before shows cuz I have friends that are comedians that would smoke give me one of them things what's going on and I smoked I was like why would do to get high off these things this is crazy particularly if you don't smoke cigarettes you get this weird high when your receptors have never seen that level of nicotine before and they like that you're calling is like a spotlight it brings your vision literally into this more kind of portrait mode where you can see more like a narrow window of what's going on there behavioral ways to access this to before a fight you know somebody's really ramped up their world is not they're not seeing everything they're probably I've never done the Walk of course we're probably walking out to the octagon seeing Albert the color the Hat of the woman in the corner you know they're not relax their hyped up but that's a trigger for plasticity because the brain needs some way to Q This plasticity prostitute let itself know cuz it's a self-learning Oregon let itself know that something's really different that's adrenaline something's changed then there's Focus what's changed so in the Jiu-Jitsu example you gave earlier it's the ability to focus on what the sequences what happens when and okay I did that correctly right into that correctly but that's the racial passing out come again and having acetylcholine and noradrenaline up that set the plasticity trigger however that doesn't guarantee that does not mean that you're necessarily going to learn what guarantees that that process will be converted into literally the change in the connections between neurons sometimes new neuron for most of the change facts about it is states of deep sleep and any state where you're not doing duration pass out come so we know from to recent studies some of this was done by my lab up by other lives as well in humans which I think is important to distinguish between Mouse and human where we can a lot of the changes in these brain structures occurs after learning during deep sleep in particular slow-wave sleep but it also occurs during periods of cops and shallow sleep or even just trees were people deliberately decompressed where they're not focusing on any one thing in particular so if we were going to kind of operation like this process it would be focused intensely have an intense. Urgency and then access the deepest rest you can wear you're not thinking about anything where space and time becomes very fluid so stressed post-exercise or learning session would actually hinder your ability to grow and get better absolutely and Ali performers like Elite military Elite athletes I'm sure you're familiar with this they understand that the ability to toggle back and forth between these high-alert high tensional States and depressed is not just the key to performing what you can already what you can already do it's also the ability to get better over time like Elite military Elite athletes I'm sure you're familiar with this they understand that the ability to toggle back and forth between these high-alert high attentional States and depressed is not just the key to performing what you can already what you can already do it's also the ability to get better over time


    How to Know if You Can be Hypnotized w/Andrew Huberman
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    Maybe not maybe not hypnosis is powerful and I think stage hypnosis has done a great disservice no disrespect to the stage hypnotist out there to detract from the power of hypnosis is a medical tool and a high-performance tool in the Boston comedy hypnotist the actual that the test would hypnotize people get him to quit smoking things along those lines but then would do this comedy hypnotism show where he would get people on stage and man like we would want me in a bunch of other comedians would go and watch it every week cuz it was crazy he would put them under they would definitely be under and they would think they were having sex they think they would be in a boat they think they'd be in the water that it was weird it was really weird to watch and I always just thought it was like really weak-minded people my thought was an absolute 21 at the time I didn't know anyting but my thought of the time was okay there certain people they're just Deb 9-volt brains and you can trick them to do anything and that explains Cults and a lot of other s*** and televangelist and all sorts of nonsense it should be like really obviously fake to people but they fall into it anyway and so that's what I thought I thought it was really dumb people that he was tricking will some people are more easily hypnotized than others and it's it's actually pretty predictable dyslexia test that we could do right now that can do it to me so I can use the one that that Spiegel taught me which is so you look up at the ceiling and your look and now trying and I'll close your eyelids you're not very hypnotizable lookup susceptible to hypnosis I asked how you measure this kind of back-of-the-envelope you know curbside consult as they call it and people who are more hypnotizable their eyelids will flutter in an attempt to go down the reason is that a lot of hypnosis is anchored on the ability to go into these deep really relaxed States and some people's autonomic nervous system gets locked in a state more of a more attention and kind of higher levels of alertness or levels of sleepiness so think about like a see-saw so you can either be really stressed when you're really stressed like you're analyzing time you're analyzing space differently great outcome what's going to happen when's it going to happen real emergency the other state would be sleep right that's the Other Extreme duration path an outcome are essentially nonexistent space and time are fluid whatever engine seesaw for some people is very tight they get locked over here or locked over there they can't get the energy or they can't distress hypnosis involves taking somebody from a state of alertness like you are and I are in now and bringing them into a almost sleep like State now for some people their autonomic nervous system isn't that willing to do that it's almost like the hinge on that seesaw is locked it doesn't want to budge and this fluttering of the eyelids is reflective of a peripheral nerve you're not that's that originates in the brainstem that's a central part of the autonomic nervous system the other thing that they'll do you ever see on the stage hypnosis where they'll have people look up at the ceiling and then they'll condemn shine a light in their eyes were they like have them luminolite they're looking at how how we call it labile but how rigid or labile how willing to move the pupils are because autonomic arousal impacts the pupils of the eyes so it's an external reader what's going on rain lot of people don't know this but your eyes are not connected to your brain your eyes are brain that they are central nervous system and their bring your neural retinas that you use for seeing things around you or part of the central nervous system they are the way that you know when to be alert and to be asleep and they are two pieces of brain that during development got squeezed out of the skull and placed outside the skull that is f****** crazy your thighs or a part of your brain and that's why when people tell me we know the eyes are the window to the soul of my mother I don't know about souls but they are definitely your brain so when I look at you and now it's weird cuz I'm looking at you know where is a direct read out of that of how loose that hinges so when they shine light in someone's eyes only take it away in the that's so weird that you can look in someone's eyes and there's something about what you can kind of tell what kind of a person they are in some ways are at least tell how they're thinking like if someone's uncomfortable being around you like you could see it in their eyes if you tried to write that down like what are you saying you try to explain to someone Good Luck Good Luck riding that down I don't know what that is like. But I know when someone's full of s*** right like if someone's lying to me or bullshiting me I'm not always aware but I'm aware a lot well and it's not just their individual eyes but it's also the way that they focus their eyes so you know the myth of a cyclops right one eye in the middle of head that myth has origins in the fact that the Cyclops was one-dimensional anger and it turns out that when we are experienced an increase in autonomic arousal so let's say we decide we're going to fight we decide we're going to learn or maybe we're going to write something important something's important our eyes the pupils change shape but because our eyes don't really move in our skull they actually do what's called Pho Viet in a little bit then there's an eye musculature reflex that gets triggered in and so you can see that sometimes in people that are getting ready to fight their eyes are actually brought in word that triggers another neural circuit to increase levels of autonomic arousal and start deploying resources internally fuel resources fuel for in about of intense stop whatever that intense thing is going to be when we're relaxed like we view a horizon or what walking or working with call optic flow when things are flowing past us we going to panoramic Vision some panoramic Vision you'd go out of that soda straw view of the world and you start being able to see the corners of the room the sealing the floor and what and that's a relaxed state so sometimes were even subconsciously perceiving how stress to relax somebody is not by necessary their pupils although that might play into it that's really has a role but whether or not based on your prior kind of intuitive knowledge about that person whether or not they're like cycle or whether or not they're in panoramic Vision tomorrow and this is important because it changes the way we perceive time if we are in Cyclops Vision soda straw view that high-intensity we tend to do two things one as we tend to be more in tune with what's going on inside us we start the brain does this other thing which called interoception is like paying attention to what's going on inside US forces outside us and when were stressed time outside of seems to go really slowly it's like your in the security line at the airport and you need to get your flight two very different perception of the person in front of you and what they're doing then when your relaxing time and that's because outside events start to feel slower this is why after a car crash people will say you know that everything was in slow motion or I've never actually looked at Fighters but I visited the UFC training center Duncan French went out there and talk to him about this work related to this, although not directly has important implications for that switches when you're in these high-adrenaline states you parse time differently and when I hear about Fighters you know sick like being able to time the fight or they it's almost like they can see things coming in slow motion that's because their internal level of arousal is really really hot but it feels like relaxation so there's like sleepy not feeling so good Everything feels like it's going on really fast I can't deal with life then you ramp up your level of intensity and everything outside you feel like it's going a little slower or maybe a match to that like I'm a pretty high intensity. When I'm in New York I feel greatly before the people walking down street finally feel like the tempo is kind of match between internal and external those high functioning people enjoy Manhattan yeah I come from neurotic lineage I'm constantly trying to get to the other part of the Seesaw but but I get it you know I get out of the subway in New York and I'm like the walking speed that the speed of everything itches I finally feel like internal to external match does this thing that the connects the fluttering of the eyelids to being able to be hypnotized more easily does that coincide with a personality variable that's wrong I tapped out and there's a whole set of personality traits and coping traits that relate to hypnotizability there's a small subset of people that just cannot be hypnotized you can't you can't really Force he works with Fighters he's he hypnotizes mental coaching but he and I was like I want to know what you're doing we'll see what's up was very weird very find it beneficial I think I did I only did it once but I was I was kind of stunned by a weird state where you're kind of there but not there like it's not like you don't know what's going on you do know what's going on but you're in this weird sort of Quasi relax sleepy thing it's a very unusual State this match of high focus deep relaxation is not a brain state we can access very easily without a hypnotist or other ways to do it but that would be super beneficial for preet for people wanting to learn something because it would relax them much more deeply than it would just or ordinarily everyday life while you're conscious that's right it's it's taking the two pieces of the plasticity puzzle and putting them in the same event so I don't think it should be the only way to learn new things are there things you can't do in hypnosis like World Jiu-Jitsu I mean but as a tool for accessing faster learning it's quite powerful just like sleep I mean I think the work of Matt Walker and build a mint at Stanford and others had just shown like if you want to pull someone apart you want to just make them insane and unable to do these duration. Outcome you know mental operations you sleep the problem faster learning it's quite powerful just like sleep I mean I think the work of Matt Walker and Bill DeMint at Stanford and others had just shown like if you want to pull someone apart you want to just make them insane and unable to do these duration. Outcome you know mental operations you sleep the problem


    Joe Rogan and Ben Shapiro on the Current State of Race in America
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    the Deep philosophy point and this it this is actually really the biggest problem right now in the racism point is the shifting definition of racism so I had the unfortunate experience actually reading when the best time to go to the country Robin diangelo white fragility and let me just tell you a greater portion has never been produced by a bevy of horses it is an awful book and it is basically the same Theory wait I find racism is probably tell you to find racism you believe in the inferiority or superiority of a group based on race of an individual based on their membership in that group to write in a racial inequality is itself racist to any structure that results in a not exact proportion between whites and blacks the NBA Racers exactly exactly the kind of yet except that being gay is not racist because obviously benefits black people right now except these just reinforced high-end with disparity outcomes and see what they say is in order to be anti-racist you have to want to tear down the entire system they literally said that I'm not I'm not really I know that I'm not misidentifying you already mad because the basic notion that you be anti-racist have to tear down free market-oriented turn down free speech or you have to and what that means is that of course that anytime is rioting and looting nikole hannah-jones lady that she appreciated the people were calling me to the 1619 riots because once you say America is rooted in slavery and rude and evil and the terrible horrible no good very bad place then robbing a shop is just the latest iteration of you fighting the system explain the 1619 correlation Declaration of Independence was actually founded in 6019 with the importation of African slaves to American Shores so the idea is that the entire history of America is a history of a system that is endemic Lee white supremacist and that all of the Declaration of Independence is basically a lie that the principles of all men are created equal that was why when it was written and it's a lie now that the idea that we have rights the previous government that's a lie it was built in order to enshrine white supremacy and no Evolution has taken place essentially make the argument that from 1619 to 2020 is a Continuum racism has gone underground a little bit but it's still there and still it's still implicit in all of our systems to 6019 project has literally everything on racism to disparities in maternal mortality racial disparity is attributable to the system that was rooted in slavery the traditional notion of America 1776 and that the story of America is that America did tolerate the great original sin of slavery up until the Civil War than tolerated Jim Crow up until the civil rights movement of the 1960s and that's a great stained a blot America the story of America is trying to fulfill the promises of the Declaration of Independence overtime make those promises available to everybody and this isn't my argument is Martin Luther King when he talks on the end of March in Washington about fulfilling the promissory note of the Declaration of Independence as a check and then you didn't let black American be American where to cash the check Douglas 1852 is the Declaration of Independence those principles that we should all basically agree on because of the principle of free all the things you see in the Constitution that those things brought about greater freedom and prosperity than anything else and help us overcome that sins that are present in all human societies are present in the United States in Extreme Ways as well but that's it that's the counter near the right to 6019 project says that all that was basically nonsense and white keeping blacks down and then no progress is Central even made it there is progress it mostly Ally and so every two sturdy now can be attributed to Historic despair between white and black is there Middle Ground so if we look at 1776 and we look at the Declaration of Independence and we look at America today in 2020 there clearly is some impact and The Echoes of slavery and then after that Jim Crow this clearly some impact in these deeply impoverished communities that don't seem to advance stomach racism or institutional racism I usually ask him to be a little more specific and what they mean. That one is history has impact of course that's right the trooper everybody is doing your family history to give a grandfather who went to went to prison on a particular charge that leads to Poverty for your parents with more property for your people have history as well history has consequences is not the same thing as saying the rules today are racist because the roads today are not racist actually the world today are quite not racist so historically it's fairly recent if you go from the Civil Rights Movement to 20/20 we're really not talking about that much time until three generations 50-plus years Jim Crow laws so that's where I'm saying there's a middle-aged and recognize the importance of history in people's living situations now and it's important for people on the other side of the aisle to at the same time every single thing to history because the truth lies somewhere in the middle add Center of that is people watching wanted to what I mean by that is the problems that have plates communities in the United States not yet the black community in the United States a province of racism or sexism the way those get alleviated his people making better choices overtime that is the problem that that's the way that those issues get to leave yet when Jews arrive in the United States in the in the early 20th century people when they when they came they were impoverished didn't speak the language the way to fight against that is to make good decisions and so the you fight against the system to make sure that the system has rules that apply equally to everyone has a big difference between people coming over here willingly and doing so in order to better their lives versus someone whose ancestors were dragged over here to be sold as property what and then dealing with the repercussions of that being your family history and red line laws all the other things that were put in place to sort of keep them in very specific areas which to this day remain crime-ridden gang-ridden deeply impoverished communities to pick up a gun and shoot somebody is based on him growing up in this f*****-up environment where that's what he models were everything around him is crime and gang and you imitate your atmosphere which would all humans do it right the dancer is there's only one way to break that chain what was that way is to not pick up a gun and shoot somebody simplistic way of looking at it if you're on the outside of that community and you're not one of those 18 year old kids that grows up with the incredible influence of all the people around him and that's all you see that's all you know but the problem is the only way that's going to be the thing that your kid doesn't know is for you not to do it at some point personal agency has to come in education and in teaching them about personal agency in in letting them understand that there's a way out of this and that the path they see being replicated over and over again by these people that wind up dying young the wind up going to jail that there are other options there's a lot of kids that never get that other information or if they get it to get little blips of it but the vast majority of the information the vast majority of the influence they get is terrible a kid is your born behind the 8-ball in no matter what you do you're not going to cease can take a look at what you should be saying is your grandfather was born behind the eight-ball and look how hard he had to work in order to get ahead and look at all the operatives true though but if your grandfather wasn't ahead didn't get ahead your grandfather was in and out of jail if your father was in and out of jail everyone around you is like that if there's literally no influence its positive in your life the idea of saying kid like that hey don't pick up a gun and shoot somebody it's way that's way too simplistic a version of their future in my in my large-scale intervention in these communities to do something about what what what is already been set in Motion in the momentum that keeps continuing decade after decade that doesn't have what could be that's the problem is that I think that a lot of the solutions that have been proposed have already been tried meaning that example LBJ thought that the way to alleviate a lot of these inequalities with the war on poverty and he talked about this he talked about what you said we're trying to guarantee equality of outcome and you can't hold the Rays or somebody starting 20 yards behind and then fired the gun until kittens can equal race into the idea was we're going to fight this war on poverty and alleviate poverty largely through transfer payments and and through the government taking a forcible step in favor of alleviating people's lives and we have about the same number of black Americans living under the poverty line is we're living under the poverty line by the way 70s the real issues that that are interred that are creating intergenerational poverty everyone knows that remains true the number one predictor of intergenerational poverty in the United States remain single motherhood the black community was 20% in 1960 to 70% today that's not unique to the black man in the white Community as well but 5% of white kids were born out of wedlock in 1960 today is upward of 40% that is not something has happened and it is not a matter of increase racism racism cultural change that does not Place Primitives is for black or white or for anybody on personal responsibility and personal say there needs to be a mindset training we do this by the way and all other areas of American life except for the most important decisions in the area of sports Nobody Does this routine and there is a point Shelby Steele makes in the area of sport if a kid is not does not have a good jump shot you base what you're trying to do on the parameters of the rules and the people that you're competing against that's how you look at it so you whatever culture from you you walk into this new thing with his very rigid set of rules preconditions for Success either meet them are you done with everybody but don't you think that a lot of that is predicated on the environment that you develop in and the people that you were around and the the lives that you imitate in the information that you have around you someone has to do something to influence those kids in a different way I was very fortunate when I was young but I discovered martial arts and it kept me from being what I could have potentially been up a bad kid gave me something to focus on theirs and I didn't grow up in a bad environment but it wasn't the best there's a lot of people out there that grow up in horrific environments and they never have that thing they never have something date they don't have a father around or they don't have a mother around or whatever whatever bad influences they have or overwhelming and they they don't it's it's very difficult for someone to just are quotes get their s*** together it's very difficult to this day there's so many books about losing weight don't you think everybody wants to lose weight that's fat they do they everybody who's fat wants to be sent they do but it's f****** hard for sure and that's nothing that comparison to changing your whole life but you would say about somebody losing weight you know how bad your family has had it with regard to losing weight like at a certain point if you want to lose the weight you got to figure out a way to lose the weight I've been able to absorb if you are in these isolated environments and everyone around you is involved in gangs and crime and drugs it's very difficult to model yourself after something that you don't see in real life totally true totally true and that's why I get more information needs to get into areas I agree with a lot of the opportunities that need to be provided by education getting people to be educated outside their local public school for kids that grew up in these environments seem to be people that have gotten out and then come back and talk to them right and tell them how to do it but nothing to do with telling kids that you live in an evil country to taking to keep you down maybe not but there are there has been a very small amount of emphasis placed on taking these impoverished communities and figure out how to engineer them out of the situation I need the amount that we've spent on a federal level and state level on educational programs and poverty programs overtime but it really is not a money problem and just terms of $80,000 check and the problem will be alleviated restarting but I do think that there is an argument that there can be some way of engineering whether it's community centers or education or doing something differently in these places to chip away at this problem so on that stuff we totally agree the only point I'm making about the 1619 projects when you teach people that they are the victims of a society it makes it very difficult for them to succeed the story of the Black America should be a story of unbelievably brave people something over systems that sucked right me that that is the story of Black America most black Americans do not live under the poverty line in United States huge black middle class upper class how do you fix Baltimore how do you fix Detroit how do you fix the southside of Chicago once you stop crime then businesses are happy to invest in those areas and I can get businesses to invest in those areas and provide jobs has gone you need in fact one of the reasons that you have such a vast differential and Rachel crime in the United States is because of white racism is appointed Jane Levy ready for their lifetimes made points out that the reason is because you have to make sure that law-abiding people are protected by law abiding businesses are protected the people want to live there that people want to invest their you have to have a re-establishment of faith in churches right need social institutions outside of government that are promoting things like family you need you need more than one reason anymore companies in these areas is make an offer educational opportunities to get internship deals to go to college and then come back and work for us for a couple of years opportunity to provide a safe space for business to work in for free speech to florist in for education to be valued you need to go and you need to make clear to every kid if you graduate high school then you will have a shot at College which by the way is 100% true today if you're a blackhead and you graduate high school with any level of achievement you'll have a very solid shot at least going to a community college and Peace Corp that one order Prevail here a safe space for life liberty and property and ownership of private property and we are going to make sure that you was inviting citizen have the opportunity to succeed because the biggest obstacle to young black kids growing up again in the moment the drugs the crime the fact that there are no fathers in a lot of these areas Roland fryer black buzzard Harvard he's done excellent work showing that I should the number one factor in allowing kids to it to rise is not even having a father in the home so you can eat a single mom but there's a lot of other male father figures around that helps fill in the Gap these are practical thing giving his the ability to pick the school they go to stay don't have to go to the local crappy public school if it's a local crappy public school would be a solution here but this all starts with the notion that it is not racist in the slightest to suggest a Law & Order have to Prevail and that people should be protected in their exercise of the right although that might be an unpopular opinion I agree with Libya solution here but this all starts with the notion that it is not racist in the slightest to suggest a Law & Order have to Prevail and that law-abiding people should be protected in their exercise of the right I think you're a hundred percent right on that and I think although that might be an unpopular opinion I agree with you


    The Shift from Quarantine to Unrest w/Ben Shapiro
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    there's two moments where I was like this is a real opportunity for us to come together and one of them was the moment the lockdown happened it it felt to me very similar to right after 9/11 where everybody was confronted with their own mortality holyshit like we we might be on the verge of a pandemic like in a movie where a lot of the people we know died and here we have to be kind to each other we have proven that this is what's important family is important and I remember thinking I've never been closer to my fan never been close to my friends were calling each other all the time we will it was like it was there was there was real hoping that I was like if we get through this we're going to be tied up going to know what means something what counts. Fuc stand-up comedy f*** everything else man what what's important is Love and Friendship then it started to get angry only took like three or four weeks where people started getting like they were scared the people started getting shittier with each other online and then basically swore off Twitter yells like this is just too toxic into hostile the second moment more thought we had the opportunity to come together was George Floyd So George Floyd died and all the sudden you have these black lives matter protest and maybe we could finally make a dent on racism maybe we can finally make a dent in police brutality maybe this is a moment where we can come together and realize what's important is community solidarity then what we're all in this together like this is cray and then the cops need to be reformed like they can't live like an ID we should take it into account PTSD maybe we should take into account the fact that these f****** guys are pulling up on people every day that might shoot him in the face they might never be able to see their family and their kids let's rework this let's think this s*** through postfix killed the most Wing newspaper in America and you like not good enough in Washington DC the lockdowns the original lockdowns I was like okay I'm on board I'm taking this thing really seriously about parents in their sixties I feel like you know I'm in good health I'm fairly Young on 36 but for my parents ravaged Italy it ravaged Spain it it ravaged New York like they're there a couple things you shouldn't don't take the old and send it back into the nursing beyond that but just staying away from each other and totally distancing what kind of commonsensical stuff that people have known since the flu I don't know a single human being watched that tape and didn't think okay that guy deserves to go to jail shopping rather the officer in that case in Georgia I know she was bad cops are so they can't get hired at different places but they quickly turn from Solutions are bad idea what we need to do is we need to shout about everything we can possibly imagine all at once and you know what instead let's have a conversation about why was George Washington a bad guy when people really saying defund the police in my cooler heads prevail but they're going to realize and I think they're realizing it now in New York City in New York City has had record crime record homicide who would have thought I mean I would have never thought I would have never imagined I would look at Garcetti and go well he's better so weird he saw that you cannot protest but only black lives matter protest that would have been the moment when I realize that we were all out that was the moment when Global pandemic and randomly and then you get millions of people in the streets yelling at each other and breathing on each other and spitting on each other and got health professionals on so you think you can do that now I am for your freedom to protest I'm 100% for your freedom to protest I'm also for your freedom to go to the gym I'm also for your freedom to go to a comedy club if you so choose I'm for your freedom to go to a restaurant look they figured out how to do restaurants in a lot of places that the servers wear masks and many of them wear face Shields you distance to tables apart from each other you do temperature checks you take people's names and addresses down when they enter so that if anybody gets sick if there's any sort of cotton they've been able to do that transmission are typically closed areas people in solid proximity with each other for long periods of time I made this point on line I got shellac for it but I was pointing out that most Americans are wearing masks right now bipolar get a 59% of Americans say they always wear masks when they leave the house and if you look at the map of mass wearing across-the-board in the places where there are the most cases people wearing masks I wasn't saying masks don't work I wear a mask if you think it's like around you you're wearing a mask in your socially distancing so this is this idea that Gavin Newsom knows best how you want to live your life bars and restaurants and they didn't really have a day searching for comedy clubs they they sort of talked about it as a live performance venue but then that puts comedy clubs at the same place as the Staple Center which sounds crazy right and so they were right about to do that and then post this protest only I think it's bars to sing about bars as close talk people are allowed Warmoth guitar in close proximity with others and that's pretty much it. They are in the crazy thing was that they were saying like you can only protest if it the black lives matter protest what about a protest for increasing your immunity what about a protest for educating people to that the techniques and strategies for increasing your immune system it is that there are there out there and there's no discussion about this month's help professionals who sees me amongst our politicians if you listen to help people that really understand the human body they'll tell you there's a lot of strategies as a lot of things you could do first of all lemonade alcohol eliminate caffeine eliminate sugar eliminate all the b******* in your diet start taking vitamin supplement get outside get some vitamin D get get your body healthy exercise do do all these things and you will increase your immune system you increase your body's Health you don't hear a word of that all of it is just stay inside you know we have to stay apart to keep everybody safe and the number one factor for transmission Remains the home right at that still occur in every society people going home and getting into each other and when they were four for me one of the breaking point in La was was when they decided they were going to shut down all open areas it does feel like bottom line are a bunch of gas in American society and then a bad thing happened and everything is sort of like a house of cards and then there's a little bit of weight put right on top of the house and cars and everything just collapsed in on itself at the same time as the George Floyd protest let people to start looting and then people that didn't give a f*** about George Floyd or black lives matter which is stealing s*** and then this police was letting them steal they're standing down in Beverly Hills and Santa Monica literally cops standing there not peaceful hours between sunset and sunrise was unbelievably peaceful I've never heard this term before work a protest turns into a vast Riot wrecking all of Melrose and everybody's like what was mostly peaceful then I need to be treated as well breaker so I believe the first I believed you were protesters protesting if your Lutheran the rider then you should go to jail then he refused to make that distinction and then they act like the cops are the bad guys when they come in to arrest people for violating license in Portland right now they're trying to burn down the damn Courthouse didn't have a charge releasing them it wasn't like the Gestapo was thing I'm sorry but you decided that you want to throw a firebomb at the at the federal courthouse and your local mayor said he was going to let the police do anything until DHS came in and arrested you tell s*** I mean why does smashing the windows at Amazon go at the Steve Martin right they can literally tear down the structure of society


    Joe Rogan on the Decline of LA w/Ben Shapiro
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    something that we're seeing with society and culture in general one thing that sort of does support the idea of maintaining the sort of rigid discipline is that when things start to slide just a little you lose like a little these little incremental steps they slide and people go out God what's the big deal what do you care and you like I see where this is going like I said it's going down that way this is not going to stop its lining the whole life and the the move from La being a pretty safe fairly nice city suburban and orientation to just overrun with horror shows is really I thought it would be at all for decades and then all the sudden early 2000s weird film down there and I'd like this is crazy like has anybody seen this is anybody know this cuz it was homeless streets like you have go down these gigantic in Downtown LA for people don't live in LA you think oh downtown like downtown New Yorker downtown Cleveland kind of picking up but I took my family there before 4 months before her so we went to we were going to go to it there's a famous donut place there so we said just wanted was Goofy Sunday things like Jesus Christ this is crack I don't want him to be freaked out but I'm like this is nuts area stuff in LA with her of localized I have a percentage of people who are homeless are drug addicted or mentally ill but you know is it for people who live in the suburbs like this it was localized is not like a pretty decent suburban area because I agree with you that it was it was very isolated Skid Row is very nicely downtown LA was very I remember one time we were filming in Downtown LA and we were on a gurney or I guess that's one of those things called and as we got up we could see people smoking crack and the guests on the Shelf real smoking crack welcome to LA right there but I didn't feel bad about it felt like look it's unfortunate but this is not like indicative of all of La we're just in a shity spot cuz it's really cheap to film here it was ever going to get to the point where you're on like Winnetka off the 101 and there's 80 f****** tents and they put a porta-potty there they put a porta potty apartment buildings we got some Porta-Potty to put every underpass shall have a porta-potty thanks to Mayor Eric Garcetti law enforcement all that what happened how did it get to this stuff away and they could Rouse them or they can rest them Bypass or boy during food and they said that this is a violation of people's personal property and the courts are allowed to leave and then there was the sort of equity movement business district but why can't they do it in like more Suburban areas why can't they just move into nicer areas after all there's 12 million people and they shut down the entire County to the douchebags could run around shattering Windows pretending that they were standing up for social justice they shut down the entire County douchebags could run around shattering Windows pretending that they were standing up for social justice at 1 p.m. so that people could run up and down Rodeo Drive talking about capitalism sucks while tweeting from their iPhone


    Bob Saget on Doing Blue Comedy While Having a Squeaky Clean Public Image
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    that's why I was asking about like the Full House days was it hard at it just a little bit cuz you were you had a dirty act but it wasn't all just flew until after and Full House in the video show or simultaneous and they were Family Funeral 7 at night on a Sunday I'm hosting videos I can't say here's another f****** video. Can't do that right and I didn't say f*** that much of packed few years ago dice called Migos you stole my my s*** after you after Full House ended you start stole my I said what did I steal but you didn't you say f*** as much as radio and one day he died and I'm like yeah you're funny you don't want to be f****** beholding these c********** because these m************ need the movies and their shows he goes because you go on the Run we can you make a good living when I was thinking about the road so I just started booking gigs I literally just listen to him first of all I'm 27 years old you know and then when I really started going on the road like we're really was when I left the store that 2007 time when I left the store that's when I started torrent that's when I really started touring cuz I was kind of angry to I was like you know I put all that time of that place and in a I thought what we're doing like that Mencia thing I thought that was doing the right thing I thought there was a real problem and so when that was the reaction was like okay I'm going to show you motherfukers this this attitude like I'm going to show you and then I did my best work nothing wrong with that yeah that was my best work was after that because I was you know my best my first real big special was 2009 two years after that and then you know and I don't have any hate for that dude then I hope he gets better like I hope he's doing great I really do I think he I think he has learned his lesson hope he has how people forgive them to I don't I think that's a problem you know I think many people have had it you know some real famous people have had it that he was just a vacuum cleaner of of stuff he hated yeah and I loved him Beyond and he was he was Maria he's at he's he's from every hundred years of Robin Williams comes this is what you brought up what was going on doing those family shows and then do a stand-up special while the two shows were in the top 10 Full House in America's Funniest Home Videos Boathouse row that's a filthy but but I love doing family entertainment that's my many different sides I love doing stuff the whole family can watch together I don't look at that and go oh f*** that that's b******* you know that says it's not the cynical guy that can come out and be blue for the sake of blue I wasn't blue for the sake of blue I just did what I did and you know it just like you did what you did you know your UFC stop it's like but to I didn't HBO special and it did well but in the ratings or whatever but it was not good and I I made it so you can't see it and Richard jeni loved it and he would say to me I loved that special and I was I was saying f****** it but it was like an hour long and it took a half an hour it was about me being in a dream trying to missing my gig so I was trying to make a cuz I want to be a filmmaker and then the next half-hour was basically a half-hour stand up and I just didn't do any of it right you know and but there were a couple really funny moments in a couple good bits and Richard told me he thought it was one of the funniest specials in most invented that he never seen and thrown by that and I started to get more like what what I want to do and stand up and I was like I just want to make people laugh I just went up and then when the shows ended I started directing some stuff and then I did a special called that ain't right and that was the HBO special that upset a lot of people and also put me in Rolling Stone and a Newsweek and all the does your human self people because that's what you would always been doing but they didn't expect that out of you cuz they wanted Full House in America's Funniest Home Video who would go to see that what am I going to do hug people and clean you know of doing a bit that could get him fired from the show put on stage that if he says anything wrong and he's on the squeakiest squeaky family entertainment you know he went from Deal or No Deal to this other thing he's doing now was it America's Got Talent is just the outskirts of it how bad is it somebody wrote that down the whole world is Howie Mandel now yeah I just told me like he's a prophet I forget who it was I forgot who wrote that you're like datejust associated with Bill Cosby okay for the longest time people saw Bill Cosby I got it out on weekdays that I talked blue onstage cuz he said you don't need it and but I would see him I would almost here like you saying motherfuker in between I want to know that I would have loved to seen that proved anything but the truth is that is why that's what is club that he was in my boys club or hate to say that cuz it's so misogynistic but it was a guy that looks like what I look like I look like your dentist your accountant or somebody maybe your gynecologist if it's a good week but not yours but I'll continue I swear I just had a moment of doing like 10 of those that go nowhere but but the truth of it is for me to say that is the Joe for me to that get snow we're also so I have to have content and the more specials I did and The more I've done stand-up like I was about to shoot a new one this year I've got like an hour and a half. Corso everybody's going to have 12 minutes of coated but I don't know what it's going to be but it was really I was about to talk about racial Injustice ready to go cuz I've got all this stuff when I was a kid and segregation and I was living it and did not segregation and I was living it and didn't understand it when I was 6 7 years old in Virginia so is like I started that I have the more it much more in as much more intent and what I want to do right now and make people laugh I got to throw a dick joke and just to make myself happy


    Ben Shapiro Forecasts the 2020 Election
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    we don't have much time you do you have a heart out in one minute I just want to know what what do you think goes down November and how hopeful you for the future cuz it seems to me like we're f***** no matter who wins cuz the chaos that were saying the civil unrest or saying it's going to either accelerate or or or or spread one way or the other so I think that together either Amy direct down the entire system the ladder is not really a great recipe so we can have normal political argument with the former or the country is toast as far as what goes down in November right now and get it says from get skunk we're really wrong physically in Wisconsin and Michigan in Pennsylvania on this one because Trump is universally losing and like all the swing States and isn't spinning distance in Texas he's got a lot of ground to make up right now Trump who is innately volatile and looking for something to benefit as His Own Worst Enemy Has His Own Worst Enemy Hillary the untold story 2016 at the Trump and Hillary lost hated Hillary Scott and the people who hated both Trump and Hillary broke her from pretty heavily right now people who don't like our breaking nearly universally provided because Trump is so off-putting and that's it for a long time politics is about the art of making hard to vote for your opponent and easy to vote for you and Trump is fairly good in everyone and he is awful what time are breaking nearly universally provided because Trump is so off-putting and that's it for a long time politics is about the art of making hard to vote for your opponent and easy to build for you and Trump is fairly good in everyone and he is awful he has got off with number to making it easy to vote for him that that's that's a toughie


    Ben Shapiro: Changing the System Doesn’t Change Human Nature
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    every single generation hopefully a society doesn't implode when I've nuclear war every single generation is going to learn from the mistakes of the past and hopefully improve that's what we're hoping for and we should be happy that we can look back on a lot of these people and say we understand now how deeply flawed they were and what was wrong with George Washington or what's what was wrong with Thomas Jefferson although he did you know draft the Declaration of Independence he was a slave owner and this is one of the contradictions of our society in our culture there was other kids with the slaves of America that that of checks and balances that prevents people from getting too much power to hurt other people and we also want to recognize the flaws of human beings are not necessarily the system and it just changing the system is not going to change the underlined Clause of human being between definitely have to thank you cuz they had it nailed it was Paradise for short. Of time it's the worst rate of this year because these people basically took over this gigantic chunk of Seattle and said we're going to show you how it's done they wind up being the police they want a beating the f*** out of people who did anything they didn't want to do including film things they wind up C-Murder you saw a massive graffiti you certainly saw borders their borders put up they kept cops and coming and they kept a lot of people from coming in after it was the beat up journalist they took over private property top-rated private properties not buildings they built they didn't make a deal didn't barter they didn't have some sort of a beautiful mutually beneficial agreement with these people that own these buildings they took him over it took him over to start spray painting should all over him it's crazy but it shows you like your child licked childlike idea of what you can do that's better you don't take him to you that you don't really understand that the founding fathers really did put into play place all these checks and balances to keep someone from abusing power and as much as Trump would like to overcome all that you see time and time again he's a great example and in many ways of how this system really is beautifully engineered from 300 f****** years ago cute minority of people write this what they called tyranny of the mob afraid of this and that stuff that is worth remembering you know that they tearing down that system because you want to build something more beautiful if it looks like jazz or chop then anything is myopia with which we look at the United States so when you're dating somebody it's very easy to see all the problems with the person you're dating when you're married to someone is certainly easy for my wife to see all the problems May and there are plenty but when he'll tell the other people ever all the problems we got the biggest problems that Humanity faces and has base are not happening in the United States they're happening everywhere else China right now is shipping uighur Muslims on trains after shaving their heads to concentration camps were there being forcibly sterilized there actual problems on planet Earth that is not to say there are problems in United States but they're not the same in terms of debris and they're not the same in terms of scope and to pretend that the system of the United States needs to be ripped down from the inside and that if you build a beautiful lie system that you will shave Humanity that is not to say there are problems in the United States but they're not the same in terms of debris and they're not the same in terms of scope and to pretend that the system of the United States needs to be ripped down from the inside and that if you build a beautiful lie system that you will shape Humanity such that we are all Saints and Sinners you're on your mind


    Ben Shapiro Comments on the Growing Distrust of Police
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    what do you do in this environment when you look at the way people distrust the police now in particular mean I mean I've been reading stories about cops going to Five Guys Burgers and they can't get served because people won't serve cops and this idea that all cops are bad and this is really really disturbing perspective to me because you're seeing what's happening right now in Chicago you're seeing what's happening right now in New York will you have this massive uptick in violent crime because it's perceived that the police presence has been diminished greatly so how do you reaffirm the trust in in in law enforcement and what do you do to reform law enforcement because clearly there are some people that are cops it should not be cops if you don't do some bad has specifically had a precedent in law so you could do something bad but as long as nobody else has done the same exact bad thing before you're not subjected to civil liability you could a little complicated to a qualified immunity generally means that if I do something bad then as a police officer if I act within the scope of my general reasonable Authority you can see the actual weight is too broad is because that did the standard used to be you would have to act as a reasonable police officer if you acted as a reserve police officer and you took a reasonable action right Somebody went for their waistband they had an object in there even know who's gone you shot them right you wouldn't presume to be suitable because that's still reasonable you traffic in the back you can still get away with some bad stuff and not be sued for it so that needs to be curved that's one thing second police Union contract need to be utterly redone across the country police Union contract right now protect a lot of bad cop right because the police unions are designed to protect the members the members of the Union is that police unions who are disciplined for violation of procedure that they can't just leave LAPD and then go work for Ferguson PD but the biggest thing right now lack of faith between police and citizens really is the media because there's been a lot of talk about the racial constituency of a police force has the majority of the LAPD is minority and majority the Baltimore PD is minority I believe that a huge percentage of the of the Chicago is minority so really is not about you lots of white cops in black neighborhoods in Baltimore has a lot of Black Ops in Black neighborhood and that is not solve the problem of people Miss trusting the police on an endemic level good cops and 12 cops 12 too bad you have 12 bad cops if you have a 130 good cops and 12 bad cops but the hundred and thirty won't do anything about the 12 bad cops you've got 242 bad cops in some ways become much more stringent so for example cops for sure here's an example of the cops that push down that old band and where is it Buffalo New York is that where was old man down and the most Bonkers part about that was with the president reacted like watching an elderly senior citizen get pushed down by a young strong man all the different martial arts disciplines that I gained a lot of cops get involved in that there's a lot of cops there's a lot of good people out there the f****** insane job and so many of them have PTSD for sure I will say that one of the great myths is that the big threat in the black community in the United States is law enforcement it's just nonsense it's not only nonsense of counterproductive nonsense across the United States in a country of 42 million black people when it happens it doesn't matter what the statistics are people see that that you and that video gets shared 200 million times it looks like there's two hundred million white cops killing a black guy love and this is why I said that the media is treatment of the stuff is just a recipe just the media it's it's social media if you presented a that's like why are you ignoring people lived experiences that's racist how can you prevent the data the data is the date it doesn't take into account the full story nobody takes into account and awful lot of the story which is why it's called Data anecdotal evidence is evidence of an anecdote it is not evidence of a broad National friend nor is it evident that take me abroad National policy like cutting back funding to the police in a time of rising crime is a good idea because you saw a video on YouTube is videos the positive side if there is any positive side is that its they're accountable now on this has been going on forever if you talk to people that are black that grew up in in poverty-stricken areas they will tell you horrific stories about being abused by cops and I think the numbers like 25% more likely black person or brown person getting any sort of interaction with a cop is 25% more likely to be physical over them to be abused that's that's real statistics of them being killed do white people get killed more by cops than black people what does way more white people that's the Roland fryer study there a few compounds that have yet to be sort of worked out I think probably why people are less likely to believe that the cops going to kill them where is black people are probably convinced the cops going to kill them that that might play a factor in why there's more white people being killed by cops the one thing that we know for sure is that the greatest threat to Black life just like the greatest threat to White life is members of your own race killing you like to talk about actual murders white people are killed by white people black people are killed by black people people you know Terry Crews the actor goes on with the results on Lemon lemon doing the black lives matter and Terry Crews says we'll all lives matter and down but no black lives matter doesn't mean all black lives matter at all black lives matter police brutality right now is like why are we talking about all black lives matter because if black cops black people and why wouldn't those life matter to and this is where the sloganeering gets in the way of actual progress because of Don Lemon from 2013 chastising again all this is commonsensical entry for all Races is not just black people young white people in Appalachia need to get their s*** together everybody needs to get their s*** together again with the same thing was around them all the time is crime people taking pills everyone having babies out of wedlock people impoverished no hope no no potential for escape everybody needs to get their s*** together again young white people in Appalachia a deal with the same thing was around them all the time is crime people taking pills everyone having babies out of wedlock people impoverished no hope no no potential for escape


    Ben Shapiro on the Left’s Targeting of Historic Statues
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    Trader Joe's Trader Joe's Trader Joe's is not racist I guess they have Mexican products that they were calling Trader Jose's and some board person in their basement side to create a petition that got time by 2400 other board people about why it shouldn't be called Trader Jose is because that's racist so apparently it's cultural appropriation Mexican people and other so Trader Joe's different pizza companies in all these Italian who is the white man who adores Mexico I love the guy I love listen to his videos I love Mexican food so watching this guy's videos it's like I love someone who's really into something you know I just got to get a kick out of even if I used to watch on PBS that would make furniture with ancient tools I could use like like ancient like a difference old timey sauce and chisels and s*** and you would make these wooden chairs and tables and furniture you kind of look like that but he was he was really dressed like an old timey guy and he had this old timey shop and would make the stuff I loved watching him I don't give a f*** about his shity furniture I don't feel what I cared about was the fact that this guy was really passionate about his thing it was very attracted to me and I feel the same way and I'll watch this guy Rick Bayless talk about Mexican Cuisine he loves it he takes regular trips to Mexico and learns how to cook these dishes in the traditional way and it talks about his great passion the guy just got s*** all over there were just like your culturally appropriating you shouldn't be doing a surrogate man and all the things that are good from everybody else's culture is like from all of the different cultures how much things would suck to be terrible so this kind of stuff is just crazy Taekwondo Korean martial art I learn to count in Korean I had to speak all the techniques in Karina Grand Washington Post saying that we should just keep changing the name of everything like literally forever was just keep changing the name of everything said you know there was this town and I think I found a non-offensive name for the found something else that was offencive like 3 years from now we should change the name of the town we are living in 1984 right you or we'll talk about renaming everything people will find a way to find a way to be mad offended over if you have to get go so far they have to be offended by Trader Jose's do you got nothing going on in your life there's a dramatic a man for being offended and acting like a victim and they're just thinks that like their actual victims in this country we're going to fix the World by renaming Washington DC cuz Washington was bad so what you do lately in all his wisdom's like what are you doing next what about Lincoln what about other going to take down George Washington and everything's like oh he's so crazy meanwhile that's exactly what they're doing that was what they were doing what I mean in Chicago will that I was actually Christopher Columbus who was legitimately a bad guy like literally all the people were like enslavement celebrate those bad people anymore that we know what they now that we know what they really really Christopher Columbus statue is not all the bad things he did the Arawak the point of Christopher Columbus statue as we are glad that the western civilization came to the Western Hemisphere I kind of agree with that principle I think it is a good thing the western civilization came to Western Hemisphere and yes there's a lot of brutality and cruelty me to talk about all those things but this notion that the only cruelty that ever existed in human history came at the best of Western Civilization that everything was in Paradise before Christopher Columbus came that Christopher Columbus doesn't deserve a statue in specific that we should do that like but everybody was a product of the time and therefore no one deserves a statue or recognized when there's a statue of Christopher Columbus we're not honoring how he treated the Arawak no one ever thought that we put up a statue of Christopher Columbus because he was really sweet the natives on the other end of that right that nobody's home what is the purpose of a statue like when you have a Christopher Columbus statue like what is the purpose of that statue we not we all know who he is we all know what he did why do we have an enormous bronze version of him in the middle of a park and then presumably say that Western Civilization arriving here was a good thing we are now the only good people who have ever lived everyone who came before us was just a horrible person and we are the only good humans would like to have us we're the only people who ever lived for a completely seamless and we can work from our perch at the top of morality everyone who came before us has people were all garbage compared to us another were people who was among the people who you can say it was garbage compared to you like I don't think that you living in a better person everyone who came before us and say that those people were all garbage compared us another where people who are garbage compared to us but I really don't think that Washington was among the people who you can say it was garbage compared to you like I don't think that you living in 1770 a better person and George Washington George Washington helped build


    Ben Shapiro Questions Colin Kaepernick’s Motives
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    I think all right don't you think that at least some good has come out of him doing that where it's sort of raised awareness for police brutality just let it just put it to the Forefront let people let people understand that this is a problem no 7 ones that don't kneel for the flag but say in the name of the flag you should do x-rays Martin Luther King said in the name of the flag civil rights are necessary the name of the flag why is it trash an American flag to take an 8 isn't that in in some ways just another gesture of respect like you are not doing what everybody wants you to do which is put your hand over your heart but you're doing something that's also respectful and Silent you not standing up and going f*** the American flag f*** these people you're actually taking it to another level respect your taking knee you're bending the knee whether you're doing it for something that you want to talk about later saying I'm not going to stand up because this is my way of acknowledging the fact that there have been a lot of people that have been mistreated by police and murdered by police and this is how I do it this is how I treat racist police killing black people I take that moment to take a knee like how is that so disrespectful like how is that any it's a Jetta silent gesture it's not uniform like it's not doing this thing nobody else is doing but you're doing something that's very respectful you taking me and well that's certainly not the way that he intended when it first started that way I mean you can because he literally and don't you think that if you just look at the jester itself is taking a knee even more respectful than standing with your hand over your heart and then I imagine millions of us would routinely take a knee for the American flag originally knighted to me for cue while everybody else has their hand over their heart and silence the black power fist at the Olympics to say like we're fighting for civil rights Jim Crow laws still in operation around the country it's really kind of nasty but he's not a statistician right so he's looking at things like the Eric Garner case or you know it which is a terrible one right cases that you see like when the guys just selling loose cigarettes in Australia from the store is terrible case you see something like that and that motivates him to do that and I know what you're saying that these anecdotes and this is doesn't Encompass the full statistics of Cops vs black men and how what what is it exactly but that's not his area of expertise anyway he has he has an address quarterback Coshocton who is terrible in MA they bench Colin Kaepernick formulas that forgot bench that he started doing the kneeling for Life broadcast ebony legs bad the way that he characterizes the only was bad Kaepernick I mean I don't as an athlete is he not good like quarterback so I mean he had one fantastic one hit wonders and sports people can't figure it out season 2 and its QB rating started to decline the spokesperson really I don't like the idea that you were going to a tribute to all of America a sin that is anecdotal in nature and number two cannot be attributed to America's highest ideals were doing it wrong if you want to fight police brutality say America is not living up to her promises say that the promise of America is like there is a way to every successful social movement in American history that perspective the same thing holds true on Race the same thing holds true on police brutality if you make an indication and you say to Americans as American I know that overtime my fellow Americans are going to come to realize that they need to leave in accordance with the fundamental principles that founded the country that's unifying to say that the American flag is currently non unifying is is really bad like to the point where you have college campuses you say it's anecdotal that you do you know what he's reacting to something that's anecdotal but this many of those anecdotes and then you see them over and over again the problem is they're so they're so prevalent for so many videos does it my friend Joe Schilling is a kickboxer in his entire Instagram has been dedicated to bad cops I would last week on just showing all these videos of bad cops I mean yes it's a goddamn yeah I mean that's what was the initial interaction that wanted what was his motivation to do that with her in it at a a single instance of police brutality that caused him to do that for years ago black player Garden one is much cleaner or even cause of death so this is one of the problems is going to make a case that the police officer is not responsible for George Floyd's death and play the same way that the New York police officers made the case that they are not responsible for our thermostat and the autopsy the initial autopsy tends to support that what that suggests is not that they're traveling is good or clean or decent but if you're going to charge him with murder that's that's a hard charge to make an illegal level the morning people now that because the mood the next move will be premeditated murder can I take it off before I was going to put a video that's why I had to hear that actual first video from talking about him donating a million dollars I think he had guns drawn on him which is probably what started forgiving those opportunities Byzantine and as far as taking a knee Tonight Eric as well as myself had a long conversation with Nate Boyer who is the military vet and we're talking to him about how can we get the message back on track and not take away from the military not take away from 5 in our country but keep the focus on what the and as we talked about it we came up with taking the knee because there are issues that still need to be addressed and it was also a way to try to show more respect to the men and women that fight for this country and people of color to a different glasses for 5 days after these statements are made so he said he changed after talking to somebody made military


    How Oliver Stone's Experiences in Vietnam Influenced Platoon
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    the book the first of all look ugly what they were going to close in I was but it was too well ultimately for them to close in but they knew we were there so we were praying the whole time with kind of nerve-wracking cuz it was my last two days you understand I was supposed to get out of there what do you roast leave the country I was due out I had volunteered volunteered for an extra three months in order to get out of the army 3 months sooner if a two-year deal so what I didn't want to do that cuz I was going nuts with the rules and regulations and I've gotten into some trouble with that so I can extended then come back for another three months and that ended up in this Mission how much did your time serving impact your you're directing and you'll get you had these life experiences as someone was just a filmmaker there really can't draw upon like you've had actual combat experience and when you're making movies combat I mean that has to be a gigantic advantage or at least it adds layers to it that are almost impossible to Creek to recreate for someone is just trying to imagine what it's like and that was very important we did platoon get the exact distances and what and the amount of Firepower is not as usual it's not as intense generally speaking is the movies make it let you know so much to show they bring the enemy much closer they they condense things and they they amplify as much as possible now I did that two here and there so I'm I'm guilty too but I think overall it's way overdone and newer stuff that's come out since 2001 you know what the patriotic stuff and have been heavily militaristic is way off way off and people don't die that way like you know type of films like Mark Wahlberg May or you know what those kind of films they just Wayne way overdone anyway whenever they make and what's been reported it right away that was pretty quick tan and wasn't hero I mean the the Tom Berenger character in the book in the face was scarred distorted kind of handsome like that but he was a serious guy and he the platoon Sergeant in the squad sergeants and they were very important in our lives so I really saw officers I was going to get in the jungle you deal with what's right in front of you so the sergeant was crucial orange is a crucial character so is the other character Sergeant Elias played by Willem Dafoe was he in another unit I had combined for different unit 7 3 combat units and combined them into one 1 unit 1 platoon for this movie purposes so the Willem Dafoe character was also based on a real person guess he was based on the guy I'm doing the loops long range Recon Patrol it was a great guy he was in the Apache kind of an Apache and Mexican mix quite sure what it was cuz I didn't get to know him that well but I admired him because he had that life Grace been around before he was on the door and a beloved figure after I left it at the unit he was killed about a month later in a friendly fire accident and I'll Friendly Fires we talked about it now but quite a bit you know because it's also underestimated people never hit the Pentagon cuts it all out especially in the movies that come from the Pentagon approval they don't like to emphasize how often I would say 15 to 20% and that's not just round fire from you get into a jungle situation you're close to people you don't really know where you're shooting sometimes you don't know where the where the incoming fire is is coming from so it's quite a mess as chaotic the radio people screaming shouting noise confusion and a lot of fear and that was highlighted for us when the Pat Tillman incident very important one we decided to postpone his NFL career and and go over and serve and was killed in Friendly Fire and it wasn't really reported that way for a while that's actually correct which is the point is if they don't really don't want the parents to know what's really going on so if imaginiff imagine 15 maybe 20% or dying from that friendly fire. This is not just ground fire this is of course bombing and certainly artillery fire because that is off placed it's not that easy to get the coordinates down in a tense situation where you can hit your where archery 20 miles away 40 miles away has to hit the spot when you're making a movie like platoon and this is it menu much of it is based on your actual real life experience how much preparation is involved and how much how much is it different than when you're making another movie cuz this is something that's intensely personal to you Bobby how much preparation well I got I got a great combat advisory been there as a marine they all died he came in out of the blue and the hien he was a real life for type so he remembered all the details of uniforms and fire and the and the Firepower and it's like a lot of details to put this together but the preparation I've been doing it for 10 years I started the picture 1976 I don't know what it I wrote it it wasn't made it was rejected by the by the powers-that-be the first time and then it was it was considered great great script but Too Young Too realistic a bummer a downer if you remember back in the seventies and Apocalypse Now and Deer Hunter Rambo Series where he goes back in fights a war again cuz I was driving crazy yeah the first one was pretty good but they're playing up the we conceived war with a lot of misinformation I go on in the book and talk about the lies that were spread by the military they propaganda they were winning the whole time they were using the body counts heavy body counts it's a mother free killing so much at so many of them they're not going to be that many left and but on the other hand as the years went on so they dependence there for their land man that was their country and they never gave up ever you could have nuked them and I that's what Curtis LeMay one point suggested you could have dropped a nuclear bomb it would have done it would have made the difference that God they didn't but America went to extremes to win that war poisoning the bomb is it the bombing of Vietnam crazy War instead of precedent for our lack of trust in the military the lack of trust in the government that guides military at the particular and how they deal with the veterans that are dealing with things like agent orange or you know they come back that were sick where they denied that this was part of the problem sure we didn't even have PTSD I never heard of but I think we all had it what did they call it back then shell-shocked I guess so but it was not diagnosed diagnosable it was not an ailment that you could officially catalog because if you did the Army would be admitting to a huge amount of insurance to get back to the issue of the original question was the platoon was rejected on for these two almost came to be again in 1983 it fell apart again in so heartbreaking story it's in the book and it's resurrected I mean I forget about I just put in the closet after those movies came out Midnight Express I had Scarface I wish I was another things my night and had directed The Deer Hunter told me he wanted to produce it with me as the writer as a director and that we would we would resurrect it because he said Vietnam is coming back and it would be took 3 years or two years for him to make it but the fact that he made it certainly gave us some impetus to make we made it very low budget and by the way was made by the same company as made Salvador my previous film they made him I made him back-to-back in Mexico and the Philippines back-to-back Finance very low budget by hemdale a British company led by a gentleman named John Daly and who is my mentor credit name in the book so we were nothing filming I don't know where were the bottom I mean we're in the Philippines and nobody really knew much about it at the Barnyard we were struggling to get it made and weather problems there was all kinds of logistical problems but we've been to Hell on Salvador the difficulties of making low budget films in between the time you wrote it in the time and actually got done was there ever any effort by the studio to try to water it down or to try to doctor it up and sure know that went on quite a bit but the do it at the very end with the MGM was supposed to be the distributor and Henry Kissinger was on the board of directors along with the Hague Alexander Haig you remember him I don't know but that's what the store they cover their ass by Tommy we can't make this movie we can't distribute this movie because the board would be against it now sometimes they say they tell you that without checking but in this case I don't know results film fell apart again this was a heartbreak like maybe I can move it a little bit or change it a little bit or do you just said to me Lyndon Johnson pulled out of the presidents March of 68 that was a big moment I think I'm all the shows everyone kind of knew that this thing was not going to work out and who wanted to be the last guy to get killed in Vietnam so I think 6971 more and more fractions more fractured fractious and there was more and more incidents at one point there was a pentagon document that came out I've seen it it said this situation in in the Army is getting so poor so bad morale is so low example is beginning to resemble the French mutinies in 1917 in the world war one that was a big concern of the Pentagon they knew what they were they thing was not going to work it was cracking from within so if we gave more and more and more and more credit to the Vietnamese South Vietnamese and saying when you look back what year did platoon come out 80 finally made it out and 86 86 number when you really think about it you're only talk you're not talking about that much difference distance between that movie coming out in the Vietnam War ending I mean in terms of how we look the world now I mean if we look at its 2020 we look at 2,000 that doesn't seem like 2003 that doesn't seem that long ago but that's kind of a timeline you're looking at and so in a lot of ways was probably very fresh in a lot of people's eyes particular people in the Pentagon it was quite something when it came out it was it was like a bomb went off went around the world wasn't just America this film played everywhere and was guessing a shock at the time because it was more realistic than honey Warfield that they had seen and of course it was dirty you know I mean it was a drug use in it description of the Division division in the Army we were we were drafty and my name is so it wasn't all volunteer you know and it wasn't all like gung-ho at all it was a split and I just showed this place as much as I could I would be in the I joined the camp by the people that I would say we're anti-authoritarian I wouldn't say they were anti-war because we didn't have anything like that the Army sucks the man sucks you know a lot of the black troops knew this one was a lot of dissension with a black shirt was too cuz when Martin Luther King got killed in April of 68 that had that had a negative impact over there it was a lot going on in the country and people were seen feeling it and new troops are coming in all the time from the Country Craft Eve so we were you know you got a feeling for what's going on did they feel different to you than anything else you've ever done in terms of a obligation because I really do think that that was the most realistic at that point for sure war movie ever made and the the one that left people with the most conflicted feelings and just this this feeling of as much as you can relay it in a film with notable actors that you you you showed the horrors of war in a way that I don't think it ever been portrayed before and it fell out the details right I mean did Bonnie and you see it being lifted into a helicopter that's really looks like a Deadman and then the pain of death I mean you feel the danger is never what you think it's going to be it's always comes up in another way it's like sloppy sometimes and battle and that's what I don't like about a lot of things don't work it's like Mike Tyson said you know at the window when you get hit in the face it's that's the way it goes it never play the little guy they meet resistance pull back bomb artillery 200 things take minimum casualties that's not what the Marines different that's what the alarm it works to a degree but the bombing is is very sloppy friendly fire but you have a lot of civilians killed to imagine when you finish a final cut of that movie and it got really how to be a very strange almost like you releasing A Child near you was in so much more personal and so much so much more significant I've been through so much I really I didn't it was about a dirty Civil War down in the in the Central America in which America again supported some pretty bad guys that squats and I showed that and that picture had not done very well because it had been America have been very little no interests really in the Central American issues of the 1980s in Nicaragua went down there to research the Salvadoran what I saw in Honduras was the beginning of another Vietnam that's one of the reasons I really committed to Salvador heavily when I saw the troops American troops now their women men and women young in uniform any of them National Guard troops are reserves for this I think it was pretty clear that Reagan was going to attack but it never happened because of CIA got busted for flying a cargo cargo over Nicaragua and it was a huge Scandal that led to the Iran-Contra unraveling was Reagan So Reagan was unable to do what he wanted to do in in Nicaragua although if we had mind the port we done everything possible supporting the contras all that pissed me off in other words it was like 20 years after the war 15 years after work I am back in Central America I'm seeing the same young guys like me in a country it is believing with her hearing from their superiors so you felt like this obligation to not just released Salvador but also released platoon as in platoon your experiences showing what the Vietnam War was really like and with Salvador saying hey this is happening again yeah that didn't work Mount so I didn't have much faith in it when it did come out how much of a surprise was it when it was a giant hit while I knew that the moment put it this way they shooting was you can tell from the young people the actors in the their enthusiasm for this say there was a hunger they were so delighted delighted to become so soldiers for the purposes of the movie we trained them on a 24 hour basis for 2 weeks and it was a it work if I wanted them to get no sleep and they'll die help me with that we we put them in a bivouac training situation by real when I'm sleeping you you basically pulling Sentry duty all night kind of you have you split your duty with foxholes three guys and thank Dellwood stage attacks and stuff in the middle of the night Airhead we have to make this more realistic what's the best way to do it and then I wanted young people as much as possible in the in the roles people who are fresh didn't look like they've done other movies and types everybody I know from the south a lot of people from the south of people from the Midwest a lot of University people Chicago especially Louis New Orleans and California and mix it all up but the whole idea from the beginning was that we're going to make this with our little bit of money would I make this as realistic as we could so we planned it that way the camp worked we got the full cooperation of the Philippine Army and some shity helicopters that they had that very dangerous ones but at least that was when it was a start I don't think so I don't think so cuz that it bothered me a lot until maybe in the old days but I don't I don't know one know what made you fall on that like what why was that there was a sag sag Union sent you you have to have 12 hour turnaround so a few of them quit we like gotten older and I went with Charlie who came of age about that time was my age when I was over there now so he was 19 20 so you know what that's what I want I wanted those faces once you have two faces you can train them Behringer into for the oldest and they that helped enormously than they were the anchors of operation when the film was this gigantic success. how did it feel to you that validate is idea that you had and in a shotgun to Ichetucknee it shocked me I mean four years has it been rejected 10 years you know that mean Idaho sick of it but when I got some people on my side that's a big that's a big difference and the Suzy azzam of the cast and they all died in all these great people in my camera man everybody they loved it and we made it and frankly we finished it we didn't budget 5150 days and 154 days but that wasn't we had the money in the in the in the that 10% contingency we finished it in 54 days and it was tough and we got out of there just in time because upon Sooners game and in the editing right away you can feel it people reacting to it in a different way we had it in there was no we had it in a little bit but you know we played with it playing with you massage it but right away I would say from the first screening on you could tell people were responding to this is real I'm never seen this Ryan pictures with existence. They they put a quality release a few theaters at Christmas in 86 and it open euge first day in New York there was a line of veterans young me veterans Overlook young I mean not World War II very little talk for a little anyting not a lot of the gung-ho stuff you here and at the end of it they were quiet and then some of the men get up out of their seats quite a few of them were sitting there still Interstate you somewhere crying it took off and then took off like I can't I've never really seen the world is like the third highest grossing film in America that year and it was it was a blockbuster because Buster because no children are allowed in you know you and you don't have much of a woman's audiences first so you don't figure on these things unit it took off and kept going and then the women started to come in the third week as it was getting more and more talked about stopping it


    Joe Discusses the JFK Assassination with Oliver Stone
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    the thing about your films though that I think I can keep getting back to this but because you did go over there it's almost like it in your films like you have something you have to tell people but yeah it's like you have to give them medicine but you got to give it to him and sugar I wanted thorny subjects he was not the most popular guy for me it was a challenge same thing with a JFK murder I mean it was so so gnarly extra complex right because you took some Liberties there to try to move the plot along out but Liberties in the spirit of the I didn't violate the truth right now in this I mean I had to combine characters learn a lot from a person in what their opinion is like what do you think happened at Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone you get these very specific character types with these people have these predetermined patterns they plug into and the Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone is one of the weird ones that is one of the weirdest arguments and went when I talk to them about the Magic Bullet like in the old well that's actually been proven that can happen I mean I'm a guy who shoots guns I'm a Hunter and I know what happens when bullets hit bones it doesn't ever come out like that ever and I'll show you I think you know it was a hell of a shot but the bullet hitting those two people and finding its way on a Connolly's Gurney magically with very little Distortion the boat all is straight-up horseshit and the fact that that that still gets touted as being popped while this is actually how it could have happened and weird things happen with bullets sure weird things happen with both but one weird thing and never happened with those when they hit bone and shatter bone they always distort always about that we went back to the case again I'm taking all the information from the assassination records review board that came out of the film they were they passed an act to JFK Act Congress did was amazing and they allowed the board to exist for five years and they went through a lot of detail they were now to prove anything but they were they found a lot of little details that we put into this documentary the bullet but it also goes into so much else on the autopsy that screwed up the two autopsies the one in Bethesda and also the one in Dallas there was none that magic bullet work the guy who got hit under the underpass there was not one person and if the depending upon how much training he did between his time in the service and his I'm actually getting ready to shoot Kennedy you can get a lot better I don't know how much training he did when you can take someone who's three years ago a terrible shot and then they kill someone your way he could have done he's a terrible shot look three years ago he was a terrible shot well if that guy was driving a hard time the rifle it can be done but again whether it's likely or not that could be debated but it's the least ridiculous thing about that story will wait till you see the documentary pretty much proved that there's no chain of evidence on the on the rifle either I don't know I'm sure I'm sure did you read that David listen to book best evidence years ago a friend of mine and I read it unfortunately all day right before my stand-up comedy shows that night and I was so depressed I didn't think anything was funny and I went upstairs I had a terrible show and then I had to shake myself out of it for this because I was bummed out I was like I'd never considered it before I'm like Jesus Christ they killed the president they covered it up and we're paying for it to this day cuz I think mr. Kennedy was one of them really on the road to being a great president I think you did a lot of great things that people don't even know we put that in the documentary what he was actually doing in Africa he was about to get rid of him as vice president for the next election it was a big divide in thinking between Kennedy and Johnson and he was without doubt pulling out of the way there's a directive we we we bring it up and then from the deaf conference in Hawaii from earlier that year he was pulling out even made that very clear mother was also the Northwoods document which is hardly crazy in kind of conspiracy theory this is all from the Freedom of Information Act signed by The Joint Chiefs of Staff they were going to blow up a jet airliner blame it on the Cubans they were going to arm Cuban Friendly's and attack Guantanamo Bay they're going to do all this to get us to go to war with Cuba and it was it's it's stunning that this this isn't this is an actual plan by the United States government vetoed by Kennedy wasn't their plan was the plane into a building pull up a drone jetliner totem take a jetliner fly and blow it up in the sky and and you know a tribute all these deaths to that came about actually the Northwoods came about as a result of the movie because that was what they was found by the assassination wow to like what what is it like when you have this passion for this story and this is a critical story in the history of the United States and a clear piece of clear historical record of an assassination of a president and most likely who are there who I mean I don't know who you think was behind it I've been Florence and I think he needed some organized very organized top people to help them so I think it could have been a group of people that were involved in that maybe involving certain people in the Pentagon to because there was an awful lot of strange things that happen I mean we come from a pro-military system and year was Kennedy questioning it and then what do you know when after he was killed I mean it was insane for Lyndon Johnson to appoint him to the Warren Commission where he managed to control pretty much the earrings and who who was her who wasn't higher than what the CIA was delivering to the was a joke it was transparent a joke Arlen Specter being the guy who comes up the Magic Bullet there is another joke there's a there's a lot of that it's just very disturbing when it's one of those things where you go over that subject and you just believe in this state of the discomfort and unease and it's very hard to relax afterwards


    Oliver Stone on Tony Montana and America’s War on Drugs
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    funny about a movie or you riding with a guy like Tony Montana addictive how do you you you did you walk this fine line of telling telling the story accurately but actually making him likeable in some strange way he's not a hypocrite you see he tells the truth even when I lie the system bureaucracy that press down on by the way let me know let's be honest let's talk about the drug war I mean this is an invention too much my bureaucracy I noticed this in Vietnam it bothered the s*** out of me because we were sending five people non-combat people over there for one every combat person we had an infrastructure a Las Vegas of the of the material we had PX has a we had everything we wanted they said cars or a lot of the stuff was sold on the black market in the end by my master sergeants making a buck on the side you know there's a lot of s*** going on crime and the Vietnamese were benefiting from it they love the Americans of course they love this it's the same thing if it goes on and on and around what happened in the I think people need a lot of people just picked up on it they knew the War on Drugs was a lie yeah well most people today at least have a scent that it's not going well protected by u.s. troops washer and it's on Fox News so he's trying to do this weird propaganda job of explaining why in order to get these poppy Farmers give us information about the Taliban we have to somehow another protect their crops so you got American soldiers it's a crazy story this was born on by the way in the 1980s when we were when the we were supporting the mujahideen against the Russians troops and Edgenuity and them talking about it openly on Fox News and some up don't worry folks this is why they have to do this like it's it's it's one of the weirdest parts of the war at the beginning of the war we're fighting the Russians they got us going on that I know you didn't see that close early in the war making Gyros out of them action that the guys we support the we have the most money was too we gave him the most amount of Aid materials like the Killer the shipping that was CIA shipping out air America remember that movie yeah there was a guy who was in denial of this and I showed him the CIA drug plane that crashed in Mexico with several tons of cocaine in it just a few years ago I might this is a plane that have been to Guantanamo Bay multiple times like this is still going on all that s*** that happened with Barry seals and I mean that stuff still going on at the ugly story got a piece of it it's one of the most brutal brutal groups terrorist groups in Nicaragua killing civilians blowing up Farms scaring people and we supported them and she wanted a lot of bad guys everywhere in the world


    How Oliver Stone Went from the Battlefields of Vietnam to a Prison Cell
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    give me about Rebecca you're asking me about you know why why I get attracted to these kinds of subjects and they don't seem attractive on the surface but when the more you get into him the more they can be exciting so I am a dramatist at heart really that is mine but I do best which is a dramatized situation I knew it could work I felt like you could work it was a surprise hit like platoon I mean basically I can you take this war is boring there's a lot of details I was in four different units you know time. Not much happens in this only things happen it's not that easy to make it happen in the movie time movie space so I took two different sergeants from two different units and I imagine what would they be like if they were in the same unit they were did they would Clash one would be the Law and Order guy guy who believed in what he was doing and farted fishes Lee and the other guy is this a guy who was an anti who's the rebel because they were like doing the marijuana people who are doing alcohol you know that split got a lot of the black guys I hung out with we're doing marijuana and they were doing the music the music was unbelievable there different kind of music than the Okie Music City on the Vietnamese civilians cuz we used we had we did Jungle duty but we also did a lot of Civilian Villages searching just searching whatever suffering searching searching we find stores and weapons is that they not necessary they were cooperating but sometimes they were forced to but a lot of guys screwed with them you know didn't like the Vietnamese at all which was not the black problem that was you know that was more of a it was a white problem so I felt there was a lot of that going on and I I couldn't that was not my thing and I just really didn't like what I saw a lot of cowardice to only imagine and that's a shock education I mean you talk about like a No Escape just thrust into this as completely too volatile chaotic world and then introduced to a bunch of different people that you weren't around when I got out I got thrown into jail in the book 2 announcer to really that's it money without it I would have been sunk into that prison it was awful prison was filled with blacks and Latinos I mean there are 5000 people in there for 2,000 beds why was the beginning of the drug war Nixon was elected but had not yet declared war on drugs but it was filled first stop was instituted when they they passed that sweeping psychedelic stacks of 1970s Civil Rights Movement a big part of what they were trying to do they were trying to make everything incredibly illegals schedule one so that they can have a reason to infiltrate these groups and start arresting people and break the group's up marijuana and then the devil drug character he was real footage of all the crazy s*** that he was actually into we get understanding of how nuts it was that this guy was in charge of spying on people and Lyndon Johnson the black civil rights movement had a communist base communism was supporting it very much Hoover's thesis to get people motivated to see your side of things back then you know during the whole Cold War communism being a motivating factor for any group yeah well that was a great way to get people motivated to see your side of things back then you know during the whole Cold War scare and the Red Scare is like communism being a motivating factor for any group


    Why Oliver Stone Fought in Vietnam
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    well it was a masterpiece and is it is that your finest moment in your your proudest moment you feel like as a filmmaker was one of the highlights of my life it's the climax of this book the 10 chapters he would lead up to that because my story starts in 76 I'm in New York I'm broke and depressed written 12 screenplays nothing's happened I've come close a few times nothing's going on and my marriage is ended my first I haven't accomplished my life and things it matters what the age of 30 you kind of wake up you say you know what can I do my grandmother dies I talk to her and talk to her on their deathbed she's she's dead but in France they let them my mother was friends she said then they laid they lay them out and I was talking to her and in this movie and scene where he communicates with her because she loves him and his own family life is quite disturbing in many ways it was for him a traumatic divorce between the mother of his mother and father and he goes into he goes into lizard what what happened in Spanaway Family 2 it's about have a family life can break apart you can become a child of divorce so his life kind of falls apart and he goes out for your hands Hugo said Vietnam as a teacher and he goes joins a Merchant Marine and all kinds of things that happen comes back to school goes back to University drops out again it writes a book write his first book about his experiences I did this before back in 1966 I was like 19 years old didn't work out it was rejected it was all too many published about 1997 is called a child's night dream so I was a writer from the beginning too much of a narcissistic I can't write about myself so I joined the army and volunteered for combat heading for Vietnam I didn't want to miss it and I want to see it right away cuz I do it for the experience Eisenhower supporter he was a lieutenant colonel in World War I met my mother I mean he was a strong he never been over there coming from a sheltered existence relatively I wasn't like I would I couldn't take my father's word for it anymore on anyting so I had to learn for myself that's why it was different from your father's perceptions of what would a border the war like many many people did the first several years until he got older and then he came around one day and he said you know I think it's at the age of 70 about 65 he said you know what what what difference does it make this Dominos bulshit Long Island I didn't change I know you're going to go to later in my life but basically I didn't change until I went to the strip in the Honduras which I just told you about with my friend Richard Boyle for Salvador in 1985 and went down there and what I saw in Central America confirmed that we were doing it again we were going into these countries we don't know what the f*** they were about we didn't and we were fighting this a most cases the interests of most of the people the majority of the people they had to pollution in Nicaragua cuz it was so corrupt major Revolution 1979 and the we've been opposed to that new regime ever since so when you first when you entered into the army when you signed up did you did you have clarity about this. Would you just have this idea in your head that you needed to find out what it was like no I wanted to get out of New York parents would divorce my father I want to get away from my father I want to get away from everything I knew I knew I didn't like Yale University I was in the class was George Bush you know I come from that generation of Donald Trump George Bush Bill Clinton play with those people because maybe they didn't have that sense of service at all I did I had sense of patriotism but I think call it I really think it was misplaced but I felt that I owe my country something I can't work just for myself


    Oliver Stone Shares His Theories About Jack Ruby and JFK
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    so when you put together JFK you have this film that is about this incredibly important subject but yet you want to make it interesting and you want to make it a great film and you succeeded in doing that but what is what is that like doing that Balancing Act of having so much information to tell that story so complex I needed a protagonist and the protagonist and who was the guy the only person who ever brought any kind of charges publicly was Jim Garrison and through hell came back to it and wrote another book and that's the book I I bought another words he was devoted to this he believed lot more than me he would eat better Patriots World War II and he served in Korea he didn't even sheep that mean he's been called every name in the book but he has a patriot he firmly believe that was killed by these intelligence forces and he went after and in those days you just couldn't do it you couldn't prove a covert operation we found out a lot more about why what was going on we know a lot more facts about how the media went after him with bulshit a lot of bulshit accusations and made him look as bad as possible you got an interesting sexual charger then you bringing all these crazies that you read it you read about people like Jack Lemmon mouth Walter Matthau all the lunatics around Orleans Dallas involved in the war against Cuba but he seems to have been definitely in the employ of the CIA yeah that we want to bring that out to but that story become and then the third story would be the Dealey Plaza the actual assassination so Garrison is not there he has to go back into the past 2 to find this out right so yeah so then that's that's three stories in the four-storey if you want to know the truth in my thinking at that time was a Donald Sutherland it's too much freaking for the coaster character he can hang out here he's Blown Away by he knows he's up against forces and what's larger than you ever thought and this truck what was the motivation for the Donald Sutherland character Fletcher Prouty he was a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force he was the focal officer between the CIA and the Pentagon and he was in charge of basically providing the CIA with military equipment for covert operations he worked in Tibet he worked in a lot of the operations in the 50s in the late 40s we had operations going on in Ukraine Ukraine at China Tibet he was he's trained Tibetans in the the Colorado mountains and any stores he's written several books Udall has used to brief him and told me stories about that everything changed after Kennedy was killed faster than you can imagine my combat troops another crazy character in that hole that the whole historical record is Jack Ruby a book called chaos by Tom O'Neil about the CIA and Manson in the 60s Jolly Jolly West thank you who was the central character in MK Ultra who they believe was involved in these various bits of plastic cell. Comes off of LSD during the whole operation midnight climax in San Francisco and they ran free clinic in Haight-Ashbury that's connected to Manson where they were giving people LSD and running studies on them in prison and Ruby who had shown no psychological trauma or distress after he left was a mess curled up in the fetal position on the ground and was thinking they were burning Jews in the streets and literally was in a psychotic State and they think they dosed him up while he was in jail yes yeah you can put you on back-to-back yeah it's a no rubies his contact alone he's goes back many years the forties he was going to he was mobbed up completely didn't want to do it he was forced into doing they didn't have the power to pull this thing off I think that they there now admit to it yeah you want to tell me to rub out Oswald Oswald was intended to die they are done that day and he couldn't be allowed to go to and we know that Ruby was there so groovy I think was pushed into this thing because they have to make it it was a quick operation we got to get to him you know and it's really crazy the story plays out 12 years later when on the Geraldo Rivera show did Gregory brings us up router film and introduced to the American public yeah and then you get the chance to see Kennedy's head going back into the left here and everybody's like what on the Ruby Affair don't forget the also he was urgently asking the Warren Commission to get me to Washington I want to talk but he knew we didn't know everything I don't think anyone knew everything so the whole idea was how can you get cancer out of the blue like that so suddenly apparently there was a doctor in New Orleans I forgot his name but working on it and dairy David ferrie was one of these people who know him. Had a lot of mice and he was operating on his mind he was using his mices cancer doses of cancer the idea was that they said they were going to kill Castro with it and tell him because it's so strong is named old enough to these mice and a cancer that was so powerful that get you I mean I heard everything off this ride seems to be truth to this do you feel like you're going to put it to bed with his documentary and best we can do is bed with his documentary in your ear mind like you can do the best we can do is I mean I know Jim to Eugenia working with me he's he's followed this thing like he's a fifth-generation researcher and he's very very up-to-date but I don't know yet


    Oliver Stone Partied with Real Gangsters While Researching “Scarface”
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    another movie like we're saying that.. Is the introduction for a lot of people a lot of people especially outside of Miami really just didn't understand how crazy things has gotten there and I have a good friend of mine who's an opthamologist who did his residency in Miami and he would tell me stories like he was there in the eighties when all the crazy s*** was happening and just seems like it was a war zone if you would just everybody was you just everybody coming in was shot people coked-up and all these overdoses and well let's I think there's a lot of sensationalism in that you know America likes War they like they like to play up the the machine guns and all that 1930 Chicago Time Magazine internecine Warfare because he was in the ER Cutthroats that used to used to see my toes next time I went over to Bimini one day to 2 to get some real information about them because they couldn't in the US they were scared so I located through defense lawyer a couple of some guys in the environment and went down there and I met with him and they were talking to cuz out with them anyways another kind of world they wasn't the government was on the take there and they had a lot of speed boats going out of there every night at the hotel towards the very close to Miami Hollywood screenwriting wants to talk to you did Midnight Express they like that you know they want to know about the business but then in the middle of this we are all coked up in the hotel and let you know the way conversation goes and I drop a name just like that you know a guy I talked to well he been a defense lawyer when I talk to him but in the past he been a prosecutor prosecutors off and flipped to defense attorney so when I mentioned that name excuse themselves when in the bathroom and like I said I f***** up I knew I f***** up and I didn't know it was going to come out of that bathroom you know if they thought I was some kind of cop some kind of underground in former because they didn't they hated that prosecutor that put them away and put one of them away so a few minutes went by there and it was pretty hairy I went back to my room they were staying in the same Hotel all night I was tense because you know I know they could come and get me it was their hotel they owned that they own the island but it was nerve-racking and I got out of there first thing in the morning the whole point is you say the wrong word sometimes in your debt that's that's the kind of tension I wanted for this movie I put it into the scene early in the picture with mr. Pacino goes into get naked pick up make a trade and he senses something's off in this meeting in the UND becomes that blood bloodbath with the dismemberment remember it was disgusting but you didn't have to show it do you when you are talking about someone who is in that world when when you're trying to make a film about a guy who is in that world who is not a good guy you're your main guy Al Pacino's Tony Montana is a bad guy but he's the hero it's a very strange movie will it is because he is a hero because he not like that movie when it came out I was disappointed at first it was a blacks and Latinos in the inner cities and went and they loved it and also the people white people who were doing some drugs they want that was a kind of audience we had we were a bad boy movie so the movie we didn't do as well as I do because it cost a lot of money went three months over budget it was a very tedious shoot I was there the whole time but I'm the film garnered a reputation and made money for the big money from us to come this iconic drug war movie mean it's it's the movie for gangsters dresbold yet in fact Wherever I Go it's it's the movie for gangsters in fact wherever I go on in the world I mean I pretty much people that you wrote Scarface you know I can I got into Salvador I got into the fascist party


    Oliver Stone Once Slipped Acid to His Dad
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    I came back alienated and numb I didn't come back as a protester but confused how did you feel about that he would like father how much quite a bit stronger black talk to him did you feel like you had to do it because like you you knew what kind of an impact it would have on them then opens all hours fighting with him know we were fighting about the war if I knew about everything I just didn't like his ideas and wanted to destroy his mindset for the next War his father was wiped out in the in 29 and get his first job as a floorwalker you can have anything so you work this way up on Wall Street and very hard hard worker research in the back offices so when the war with the second world war was the highlight of his life and what are we going to do with all these men and they thought we're going back into that show it was just militarized economy that we had and they kept going basically kept going and built up by 19 tended in 45 with by 1950-51 we're back in Korea where we were building up again so the whole concept of an enemy was important to the American economy and of course fit the bill although they were our allies in World War II they became our our biggest enemy right away right away it was no hesitation about it it was that often the political decision you know to have Anatomy to create fear and to keep the militarized economy that we have and it got Eisenhower talked about it he was built up the most but we're getting ahead of ourselves are schools they were North State Department I mean he wasn't Joe McCarthy but still there's a lot of that mentality Nixon was like that Hoover was pushing it I grew up terrified I have an American Tire was made out of American flag right and the restaurant owner who kicked me out because disrespectful still 70s on the older people were were offended by that yeah let's say it's interesting how that shifted right now the more American flag the better on everything socks underwear whatever you want to think is respect


    Bob Saget on Working with Richard Pryor | Joe Rogan
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    so when we would sit there and it was right before he got Saturday Night Live It was one year before he got that and before I I've been in a Richard Pryor movie that was the first thing of consequence and then critical condition it was after the fires at 8 did Jo Jo Dancer and and critical condition was directed by Michael apted a great director who did Coal Miner's Daughter made a lot of important people through their lives from London and filed them every seven years to the documentary about them is just a real special brilliant lovely man who is head of the academy for a while but but but work with pride we were you know when you're doing a movie we were in a shower stall in an old hospital and it supposed to be Rikers Island or whatever the hell that prison is up there is a visit Rikers which one in New York what what's the text cops really cool cool weird eclectic group and it's like subdued floating in space man and we became friends and we would go to dinner I was the guy I'm I'm always wanted to make things better somehow I was raised that way by my dad and my mom to try to make peace for people that's the thing and and he liked that I would invite him because people didn't invite him to s*** cuz he was unapproachable some people so we we go to dinner and we would laugh and I would make him laugh we had to do one scene 40 takes because one shot that was a long Steadicam shot we had a dead body and it was covered in water and I was supposed to say something like other guy was in the drink we found it but it was such a fake looking body and every time I said this serious line of this young Doctor Richard just cracked out until he's looking in my face and there's no bigger on Earth 2627 and he couldn't the fact that he couldn't look in my face and quit kept laughing so I'm sitting in the shower with him and graphic he shows me scrubbing brush on one side soft and it says just bristles and he says I don't think he'd mind me telling you this guy always think about when you talk about someone that you love that's deceased would they be okay with what you're saying so it's not TMZ garbage so he would take the the hard scrubbing part and he said this is what this is what they took my skin off with after the fire they had to scrub my whole body but this s*** and I'm just sat there and I remember crying I think it was a combined empathy and then I told him both like a sister that died and then he was telling me that we just get close with people and then one night I didn't invite him to dinner cuz he had a hard day and he was mad at me the next day and I was like oh my God so he was enjoying so I sent but he but he was he was in a rough place he was complicated human but I remember say tooth cuz when you're acting you just I don't know I was green I said so you're upset with me I'm so sorry this means we're friends right cuz I have set you right and then we went to dinner again


    Alex Jones Explains the Nature of Conciousness
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    3rd dimensional plane we can see the planets the galaxies the sun's hundreds of billions of galaxies photographs universes we live in an amazing space time continuum and we are on this planet and Einstein physics shot at Max places cuz it shut off is at least 12 dimensions and now that's why bleeding in to this universe that's what they called Dark Matter so we're like a thought or a dream that's a wisp and some computer program some God's mind whatever they're proving all it's all coming out on this planet the third dimension which is a Launchpad all the other dimensions transmission Zone below the third dimension this just turned over the most horrible things what it resonates to and its trying to get up into the third dimension that's just a basic level Consciousness to launch into the next levels and our species already way up in the fifth sixth Dimension Consciousness leave our best people but there's this big war trying to like basically destroy Humanity because Humanity has Free Will and there's a decision to which level we want to go to we have free will so evils allowed to come and content and not just good people who are psychically genetically available to interface in this incredibly diverse Universe with all these Dimensions above and below and all around us with consciousnesses and the truth is no energy that were destroyed all continues on the truth is our bodies is a fact or a communal Hive organism of all of our ancestors and all of their race memories but not in just some compressed epigenetics it's beyond that it's an electrochemical antenna they proved in this that connects the higher and lower Dimensions show our bodysuit start cuz our our our our predecessors would put us in position without giving us a bodysuit to this them our families are loving us they're holding us they're wrapped all around us their strength or will there bad they're good their sins the good things they did the battles they won the battles they lost the woman they love the man they love it's all in all these people are able to look into thanks have so many different experiences the elite are all about Transcendence and living forever and the secrets of the universe and I want to know all this summer good summer bad Summer Mix had to all the shaman all the ancient religions everybody says there are the good ones that are the bad ones but the good ones don't ever want to organize the bad was in organized they lost her power and the end people are interfacing so you say where does it begin from the Tibetans to the mesoamericans the Egyptians to the Druid to every Society describes the same thing there are bad things that look like elves that have horns when they show you who they really are and there are good things but they don't contact you unless you contact him and then they said they're almost not even concerned with what you're doing powerful consciousnesses don't want other people they want to get together until things are really late in the game then they come together evil always defeated ships don't arrive from Alpha Centauri or DD Prime for wherever they're coming from Beetlejuice they come here to interdimensional Gates are much closer to fold space and so we have to discuss the different influences their own universe and on fact that we have free will and we decide we want I don't believe in any of this I'm simply telling you what the elites believe going to think about what I hear when I was a kid what did I see what was coming out there in the documents what was being admitted when I read all these books about World War II in the Nazis and Hitler obsessed with the dolly llama and it's at mattinson what they were able to do without drugs to interface with this and all the rituals they would do and how they were believed that be on the Aether I get skull and bones is a German death toll to take drugs to talk to the goddesses were there just appearing as real sexy beautiful women whatever you want is the spirit guys could lower entities will come in and violate your free will God and His angels Witcher below him will not get involved in your everyday life they will not manipulate your free will unless you ask them in to the devil masquerades as an angel of Light themselves believe they're racing will using human technology to try to take our best mind and build some type of breakaway civilization where they're going to merge with machines send and break away from the field species of his man which is kind of like a false transmission because they're thinking what they are is ugly in bad projecting it onto themselves instead of believing know it's a human test about building on top and God will send out a transmission for a larger plan but evils willing to come in or does it State demoralize get rid of children don't have kids humans are bad will be will be better once you're all done and it's because set up 18 19 years ago this was that they wanted to build a giant artificial system and Google believes the first artificial intelligence will be a super computer based on the neuron activities of the hivemind of humanity with billions of people wired into it with the internet of saying and to all of our thoughts go into it in real time Planet creatures so that they will have current prediction Powers future prediction Powers a true Crystal Ball but the big secret is once you have a crystal ball and know the future you can add stimuli beforehand to make decisions that control the future and so then it's the end of Consciousness and Free Will for individuals as we know and a true 2.0 in a very bad way I have my Consciousness with an AI turn on some PKD wirehead system where we plug in to give up on Consciousness because of the limited pleasure because we were already wired and absorbed before we knew it by giving over our Consciousness to the system our daily decisions that it was able to manipulate and control into a larger system but like the Bible tells you any pharmacy or any of that always leads to destruction cuz only evil is going to come through that way so we're basically have these light socket the evil so you can jack into evil you can't jack into good right away it was quicker it's easier like Yoda says about Darth Vader quicker easier more seductive or made the image of our creator our brain is able to tune into the lowest I mention the highest Dimension humans are basically really powerful creatures that can live right close to Sons they're highly radioactive nothing else that very short lives because we're like a hive organism that actually lives and we transmit our data up to have a live next to likely Stargate jump Gates that are their sons so because we live so close to these Sons we only have like milliseconds to be alive so we're actually a hive organism to the next species in are in are in a hierarchical system and it down below it so we're alive right now in this Continuum and we're trying to progress and and and make things better and any leads or try sure that we don't doubt Linda. Incredible knowledge we've got as a species and basically dies and species so we're not competitors on the next level at the Bible says of their dimensional plane and its own you study at the globalist go to these events and they take bigger and bigger doses of drugs that you electroshock they were they were a people turn their heart off to like try to communicate with you staying to try to be dominant and get that so you go back thousands of years but Merlin is the archetypal or or or these magicians or these these Wizards are taking drugs in these temples and interfacing with these palantir these crystal balls with chocolate crystal balls their psychic Focus putting into glass to then be able to see the future and understand what's happening to give them temporal power over this planet this is an interdimensional force that wants to influence us to build something that absorbs us and kills us rather than the Divine free-will were given to build something much better than powers of the species to the species is not making a decision where you can


    Best of the Week - July 5, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    how often do you come across people that will fight you tooth and nail to the death to hold on to those preconceived simple one I came across was even involved with this carpet stuff was trying to talk to people about how the the Matt in the mainstream media has had bad narratives from the get you know they were given bad information but they f****** double down on it all the time or if it's a who and they're running interference for China whatever right there around something that is not that is it's not subjective viruses are subjective that you just can't play this game with that kind of thing and people would fight me tooth and f****** nail to defend the mainstream media over it and I go look here's example 12345 look at other all f****** wrong their f***** up they're doing this to politicizing they're doing all these different things for different reasons but none of it is really for your own betterment of understand and to be safer and healthier and or even just to say we still don't know yet cuz we just don't have the data and people fight tooth-and-nail over the ship because there's so many people that use the current meteor apparatus as they're mainstream sense-making apparatus and if you tear that away from them now they have to sit back and go what do I really know for what what is the reality of what I think truth is what is what is the metric upon understanding now that you've just showed me that and of course even at its best course media is going to be faulty at times because just made up of people are always going to be in perfect was going to make mistakes but there is no admitting of mistakes anymore there's no saying I was wrong we were wrong no problem with mainstream media into the same problem that we have with the police you're giving people an inordinate amount of power and when you give people that amount of power they don't want ever let it go and they don't ever want to say the wrong and then don't ever want to admit fault and they don't ever want to open the door to nuanced correct and that's what you see with whether it's CNN or Fox News or any of these m************ they have this idea that they've been selling you whether it's this idea about Russia with her CID about covid-19 PID about Trump was the idea about Biden I mean they're selling you some s*** and it's it's very very difficult to get an unbiased perspective on the world they came after you there are no reason all this kind of completely disingenuous around a person who brings people on has conversations and tries to tries to flourish that idea of the marketplace of ideas like having conversations and trying to earnestly clearly explore things I got to tell you the stories I went to Peru to research this book because I wanted to talk with like as close as I could get two free agricultural hunter-gatherers right now I can't get it to close but they're there are people called the matzo ganga that much again in the rainforest that I got to talk to you and I got to ask them about you know their relationship with technology and all that stuff I'm never going to forget I go up to this this guy and I asked him solar lights installed like in the main sort of area of their Village how do you feel about having these artificial lights installed and and and I'm thinking myself you know what this pollution right isn't it better to have the stars in the sky in the moon and he looks at me and he goes he goes this is good we can see at night videos like that they had it you know they had a better pump like running water installed face clean water right so you can wash your dishes and and your clothes and I'm thinking oh my God this is ripping them away from the natural way of life passes Lami how do you feel about the water and she's like if we don't we don't get bacteria anymore from the water coming from this place where every wants to get closer to Nature right because we have been alienated from it and I'm asking from the perspective of someone who thinks it just must be paradise living So Close To Nature and she's like close to Nature very very wise man he's got a cellphone also right and I'm like well so technology band he's like yes yes yes or no is on Tinder you can use to divide up the world into good and bad and now people now that organized religion sort of the sphere of authority shrinking right you don't go to your priest to find out what to eat you don't go to your priest to find out how to cure your disease now that that Authority is shrinking I think people are looking to other similar kinds of authority until they like a priest but if I'm walking through the store what sort of criteria can I use to divide the world up easily into of Good and Evil clean and unclean just lie at his feet and make hers wasn't say as he makes are his Wednesday there was the first time anybody had an official County Bond like that I don't know. I hope I don't love that how I love you look in that b**** in front of everybody look she's pouring tea on her head what is that a lot of people lying down today cleaning take that hat off Snapchat messed up let's go have some day I did enjoy Tyler and I enjoyed it a lot is a good time yeah I went back last year did you the same thing shots taken in 2016 by a passerby who recognized the king wait a minute so cycle will she she has to wear the crazy hat just it's so that's just how he likes to rock it he likes tank tops that shows belly button that's cool it's cultural stuff going on there and I kept getting pneumonia isurf allowed it at Ocean Beach and I thought that was the reason so I kept getting bronchitis pneumonia a year after year that just kept happening so a doctor friend of mine suggested a breathing class might help I didn't know much about this but went down signed up and was sitting in the corner of this studio cold room legs crossed breathing in this rhythmic pattern nothing crazy just and then we low and I sweated through my t-shirt to my socks my hair was sopping wet sweat all over my face so I went back to her and I said what happened like your doctor you should know this and she said oh you must have had a fever or the room must have been too hot so she had no idea but I didn't know what to do with that story so I just kind of filed it away forgot about it for a number of years until I met some freedivers either people who have through the power of enabled themselves to hold their breath for 6 7 8 minutes at a time and dive to depths far below with any scientists thought possible so I thought wow there's something in breathing here that I don't know about and I figured other people might not know about as well that's that's really interesting you know a bunch of free divers and I've known a bunch of people that got really in the Oogum primarily because of Hixon Gracie Hixon Gracie do you know yeah I know you're famous probably the most famous of the of the like the classic Jiu-Jitsu people he's known as being the very best he was like one of the original real pioneers of Jiu-Jitsu in America as well and there's a documentary on him called choke if you seen it I have not know it's really fascinating documentary he's doing all this crazy stomach breath stuff that yoga stuff no cuz he's or he's really into yoga swellpro flexibility and how tall was different things and he was probably the first guy to introduce yoga to Jiu-Jitsu as well but him and his son who's also world champion in Jiu-Jitsu just stressed constantly that it's all about the breath and that breathing is it's everything but it's everything for jiu jitsu it's everything from martial arts everything for your mindset going to find out in the foundation of so many different sports I think a lot of that has been forgotten coaches in the 50s used to have their Runners take a big mouthful of water run around the track and then I'd have to spit out that same amount of water into a cup to force them to breathe through their nose to force them to move their diaphragm up and down a little more because breathing is so essential to the recovery their endurance and their performance to have their Runners take a big mouthful of water run around the track and then I'd have to spit out that same amount of water into a cup to force them to breathe through their nose to force them to move their diaphragm up and down a little more because breathing is so essential to the recovery through endurance and their performance


    Best of the Week - April 19, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    people don't remember Bill Gates the old Bill Gate right people see Bill Gates now I see Bill Gates now and I see a guy was wearing an outfit outfit looks like he's got a Spider-Man Spider-Man this is my really nice rich guy walk into a room it recognizes like how you like the temperature like you're a band he called this though he called that we weren't ready to pandemic like years ago steam 2015 is businessman take-no-prisoners he's but he's pretending like he's you know when people on stage 15 years old look at that cruel like the Forrest Gump of a lot of money teaching about life brawny guy and his three chicks if you were a guy if you felt like the brawny guy but let's assume most Lumberjacks are probably big strong men 3 you got to have for the Grand Slam yesterday Jack the lumber of one full man this is going to take three three of them being on a team it looks in that picture he looks like a guy who's about this pig Lumberjack clothes that's what a lumberjack Lumberjack shirt is stolen valor put on the paper today you're right that one lady with their sleeves rolled up are you about to go to work is the is what they're trying to convey we need to be more respectful about what the f*** it means to be a lumberjack I would think you would you would think that would be romantic until you did that job 8 hours a day 5 days a week and your f****** body is broken down cuz you're carrying logs in your shoulder and s*** need shopping at trees oh my God was your father Lumberjack cuz I was very 10 she's a coal miner West Virginia getting black lung you can't cuz she's not I'm thrilled by the fact that this whole system gets thrown into a f****** just a blender and spun around and no one knows what's going to get spit out and a lot of these people they're getting you getting really clearly reveal their frauds these people that are in positions of leadership bizarre human being that don't even live in reality I was watching Nancy Pelosi her way out of saying that in February she was telling people to go to Chinatown hang out have a good time to worry about it like like what you are doing the same thing you're accusing the president of doing your choosing Trump of not warning people you didn't want anybody either you everyone's playing gotcha with this nobody saw what the f*** was coming like I said the f****** World Health Organization in a tweet with saying it can't be transmitted from person to person but no one knew Valdese people getting revealed that I like I enjoy because I have above all the people that lived before us is if we have more access to information we see the flaws better we see the flaws better right before we were lied to and bullshitted and I could see it better doesn't mean those flaws are those people going to have to be going to have to be authentic authentic right now like when you see someone the record will show that I was there in Chinatown to tell people to not be racist the record will show you can't do that anymore we demand you be authentic and if you made a mistake like that like in February look mad if you were hanging out with me and February we are barbecuing probably the flu people going to get sick going to die but I'm not a f****** expert okay I'm not a politician and if I said that I'd be like man was I wrong thought that I wouldn't say a show the reason why I said that is I want you to not be racist to Chinese people if you believe that like this is like intricate plot to that Nancy Pelosi had to search stop racism against Chinese people like the Secretary of Health in New York City who was it that was telling people to go out take the subway I forget who it was but there was this lady leshurr call Frank nobody know the World Health Organization telling people that can't be transmitted from person to person at one point in time no one knew it's a new thing you know where mistakes made of course they're made oops oops into the hole pandemic this is a conspiracy theory not real the whole pandemic was a plan to get people to go inside store up food get them off the roads and like wait for this whatever this event is the past and as soon as the event passes you'll you'll find that it's it's all the sudden it's like what do you know the the curves are all dropping off what do you know and then we'll all be back because the thing they were worried about also could be a test for it for that so that try to stop you physically so dumb it's hard to believe there's a real virus image it nice to meet you like Dunkin do you think there isn't a Cove advisors like you think there's no virus out there do you think that like maybe like so all the scientist that is like identify covet are all part of this thing to keep us from the meteor thing and then I'm like yeah you're thank you but I'll answer your question covid death count 50000 today this morning 50,000 here's something that I found out that's kind of odd if you die of something else if people are still dying right there still dying of high blood pressure stroke heart attack still killed killing more people than anything right if you die of a heart attack and you have covid-19 listed as a covet def so you can if you're going to die of a heart attack you mean to people are still dying right same amount of people other than traffic accidents which I think of the same those people are going to die still not like they live forever without the Cove it it's not what they don't get the flu as long as you don't get a cold snow but they don't get pneumonia always things exist with it with or without covet do people still dying from them but if you died of one of those things and you have covid and having a mild reaction how many people are having no reaction how many people are dying. What is that's when they did that new UCLA study that came out that showed did they think there's way more people have been I think they extinct California Loan somewhere around 400,000 people have affected the fatality rate is still pretty low but if that's the case like so what we do we just let my people die or do we do this every time the flu comes around 2 now I saw the fatality rate is still pretty low but if that's the case like so what we do we just let my people die or do we do this every time the flu comes around 2 now if we get a particularly rough flu or what is this a practice run for we're going to do every time cold come through


    Duncan Trussell Talks New Netflix Show The Midnight Gospel | Joe Rogan
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    can you now have a successful Netflix show number 2 in the country on IMDb it on Rotten Tomatoes whatever it's so Duncan it's the most Duncan thing you've ever done yes it is it really is great I got lucky that they let me do that to you know that's to that s*** that change because that you know a subscription-based service versus like any old TV they've got a lot more creative freedom and they can think they could take bigger risks then you know coming into a look at the house it's a lot of like a hundred and fifty other people at titmouse Studios Jesse Moynihan like just these brilliant people like Mike Mayfield or like hugest and they're watching your podcast while they animate the midnight gospel you know is one of those weird that's you know that that just isn't so many odd moments like that but yeah that's not just that's whenever you see any animated thing you're looking at a squadron of brilliant eccentric artists or Asian slaves you know there's people that live in bunks if you you've seen those those set up so they have for some of the cellphone factories are they have bunk bed people just live in these dorms tattooed all over the body it's going to happen for sure Sons going to do their whole back with that DJ I know man I know if you if you do get that done shout me out on the Instagram and I'll find it doesn't that someone is getting that for sure yeah I I I mean it's it's the art these P these are the folks who worked on this man we're talkin like these are like that's the fanart already some of the fan art is just amazing and Clancy and all these different ways it's so cool man giant back tattoo of Clancy I mean like doing animation and you know I'll never be able to look even if it if it if an animated series I don't like are the plots with him or whatever I'll never be able to be like whatever man when you realize how much and how many people going to have to do just one frame how much time goes into just a millisecond and how many people are sitting in these rooms that are lit 50cc all the colors having like real deep conversations and debates over like you know what color they should make a pizza cutter in the show I like how like what should the shade of gray be for this one specific area so much stock has ended at Knotts part of making one of these things it's it's called the dailies where you'll sit and you'll watch tiny tiny little bits of the show and why do you have to every single frame you have to look continuity problems in like you got a catch all these little things that I know I'm not an animator obviously so I'll be sitting there in like Pendleton or Mike Mayfield would be like can you go back to frames it looks to me like there's a he said there's some kind of warble on the 28th Chinese thing to talk and you have to cuz otherwise you know once it's up there it's up there I know it's my it's my it's a little magic it's like 10 Mile Studios you did that is like you know I would go in there so stoned and I would just start getting that feeling like this is a temple I don't think this is even if you could call this a studio as much as it's a temple I mean why wouldn't you call it a temple and then you see all these people you know focusing their life energy on essentially bring anything to lifelike Clancy little I've now that's a living being in some in this universe who lives you know in that Medium of Animation that's a good way to put it right yeah it almost seems like that right that's why people get so upset if you change your character's Behavior like what are you doing it would make Clancy seem like to mean cuz he's not mean you don't like the moment a character seems like that and don't like it loses all likability people like what the f*** you know who lives you he's not mean there's something about what they captured again don't give me the woman's had no vagina gives there's something about one of the first couple images that you pulled up they they look like you yeah man I don't mean they look like you I mean like yeah Duncan starts that's a Duncan thought yeah I mean like he looks like a fake guy that you would create like it's kind of perfectly fits another the magical aspects of Animation which is I don't know how they do that like the spoiler spoiler if you haven't seen it put your fingers in your ears spoiler I'm sorry if there's a spoiler the last app was not too much was Ford the last episode is the podcast with my mom when she's about three three weeks away from passing on and you know they never met my mom but they did the exact same thing with her so suddenly I'm watching you know her like and not her like I'm looking at a video of her but looking at her like her like they got her spirit in there somehow and that was one that. Is it just a testament to the meat to the medium of Animation cuz that's that's one of the things you can do you know what can grab a spirit and hold it inside the art and like that spirit is alive somehow affecting the things that comes in contact with at least through a one-way Dimension right like the things it says hit people the animation seems like it's a living thing I know it's not to doing that that we maybe don't know cuz we're not I mean I got used to draw a little but I'm not really good and I'm like a really good artist there's something that they can do where they just can kind of capture you in like a little symbol like a little thing a little character the app but they capture you in there somehow beautiful to destroy their just Pendleton is his art you know in like then I would see how you like that maybe I'll try to draw a little Pendleton and then it's like what the fuc had I can't do it cuz it's so simple icon one level it looks so what's so powerful about it is how simple it is very similar to stand up the Way Pendleton is treating working on the show it is one of the cool things about him it's like his ability to cut the fat and get right to it like simple that's where the power is when you're drawing something or telling a story or whatever the more complexity that gets added to it not to say the show doesn't have like chaos and wild psychedelic stuff but any decision we made ended up like a creatively in anything like what is what is the artery that is running through this and I'm trying to express and then getting as close to that as you can and then get out there without put cuz otherwise you eat the whole thing gets blurred by although I guess you could say like extra bells and whistles you might want to attach to it you know that's when you taught me to stand up man like you just like cut just trim the fat trim the fat 2 minutes be great though that's the thing you just have to understand that you you're growing attached to a note the writers expression kill your babies yeah it's very difficult to tell your baby's when you create something it's for you can get attached to it a lot of bits I left on the table left on the cutting-room floor was like it has to be chopped up it just too wordy I'm too verbose it's to this is to that as too long why do I think so much about this why I am not showing a real reason why I'm so connected to this so chop chop chop chop chop chop is hard and almost always works better in Trapped In The Narrative of the store your caption is the very different thing it's equally entertaining it's play funny like when it gets to the punchline but there's a difference between dad and say like Burr right birds hitting you with f****** punchline of this f****** guy with a thing and another guy that like your friends drawing like you would hear Burr talk and you go why can talk to seems like he's just talking the app you do realize this is like and a masterpiece of of syllables and pauses in the right amount of outrage and segueing it in and me with this at the end and all these things that have put it together that make a great Bill Burr bit so I can if you don't know it's hard to draw when he's drawn yeah it's hard it seems like it's simple lines but could go to that picture again like the Everything Is Beautiful about it like look at the perspective it's like the kids perfectly sandwiched in the front is the dog in the Triangle in the world that's like that just sits simple in the said it's not just not like it looks like a real person look at drawing sometimes like as the realistic ones of the really good ones like cameras now keep it he said you have to take that character and put it in a completely different drawing that is that character and still maintain the body language that you're maintaining and that character to produce continuity that's one of the challenges of the show is like and also the conversations you end up having just to come up with like you know his hat or is what you going to wear like for example dislike people who have Adventure Time is one of the things you things you know people are probably going to want to cosplay Clancy at Comic-Con and stuff and and he doesn't have any carry anything he does not Pockets so people or cause playing in they're not going to have anywhere they can put their stuff so we should let's give him like a bag how can I have anywhere they can put their stuff so we should let's give him like a bag.


    Colin O'Brady Rowed a Boat from South America to Antarctica | Joe Rogan
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    you coming back from another crazy trip right I am indeed what is that nonsense that you did on a kayak crossing right about time I saw you last year I got a funny phone call actually of all things people ask me you know what's the next expedition going to be what you going to do and I said you know I just bought 54 days by myself across Antarctica give me give me a minute give me a minute to relax and I got a phone call College connect me to this this guy is Icelandic I've never met him before his name Sufjan Paul don't know what store I do now is an absolute Legend and he says hey man you were just in Antarctica right and I was like yeah he's like I think we should go back to Antarctica alright well were you thinking he's like in a rowboat I think we should rub a boat from the southern tip of South America to the peninsula of Antarctica across Drake Passage how far is that about 700 miles and I said please delete my stomach 700 miles rowing a boat Drake Passage is known to be one of the most treacherous if not the most treacherous kind of passageway in the world you know you've gotten your the Atlantic and the Pacific in the Southern Ocean kind of all conversion between an artic peninsula in the southern tip of South America so you got 40 foot swells you got no crazy ways icebergs to get close to Antarctica and the the mission of the goal was to see if we could that's it I'm all the way down to the main the main put inside there been artifact ultimately it took us just less than two weeks to do the entire row but it was a long journey in the planning from that phone call the way through to that year but it was it was a two-week her 1212 day Crossing so in the two weeks you had to have two weeks worth of food two weeks worth of drinking water boat yes oh well water actually we have a desalinator so off turn off of solar panels everything seems so there's no engine no se or nothing like that is complete human-powered rowing have a portable desalination how big is it fits inside one of the boats tiny the boats like 20 25 ft long 3 Guys running time for six of us total in the team ultimately barely anywhere to sleep in this tiny little compartments like the size of like you know sleeping in the back of a you know hatchback of a Toyota Honda Civic or so bright that but that's basically kind of in one essential components was probably like I don't know maybe 2ft by 2ft square something like that and he doesn't doesn't make a lot of real fast you make 10 liters of water in like you know an hour or two depending on this house monkhouse of phone is good but it does it taste like whale dicks 33 Fahrenheit me practically Frozen cold water and I think that was kind of starting to tweak out the system but as we got closer to cross the Pacific or the Atlantic Ocean that you don't use work the entire time, but it is one of the things that that breaks down to add extra spare parts for some we don't have to use any of that but but yeah it worked and then you have course you had to bring food for the entire time as well on on there so that was a key part of it how much food so there were six of us like I said pretty much all the compartments were full tiny little compartments hate to think so we we had freestride me also like Mountain House freeze-dried meals and weasel jetboil where can I get crazy at the waters like it's 40 40 foot wave or bouncing around in this trying to hold a jetboil to try to boil some water was pretty tough but some close calls with that but we also have you far so last time we talked about last time I was on her ideas, custom nutrition bars that were made and so that works really well for me in the Antarctica Crossing we've done all this kind of people at work unsupported Seminary supplies of food or fuel no crossing the landmass of Antarctica 54 days and so I wanted to get like the most optimized nutrition I work with this company called Standard Process was all like a whole food supplement company and they've got all these 4th doctors food scientist and that's my win their lab for a year and they did all this kind of custom blood work on my body I'm trying to figure out you know basically my exact sort of physiology and they create These Bars based on all of his research that they did that bass what he's really high calorie the most high calories that I needed to optimize space and they were kind of they were all their all plant-based and ended up and then I know there's no coconut oil nut seeds know for a different vital nutrients in a particular macronutrient blend that I needed was about 45% fat cuz I need the high fat 40% protein and then 15 tomorrow with the math on that 15% but yeah it worked really well for that and so when I was doing the real I called up Sarah pross again they've been amazing partner mind they were like really okay I'm doing this row those bars work so good last time like I just had with you I'm trying to boil water and you know all this stuff is really challenging on the rowboat the best would be to have this really kind of high optimize nutrition that we could use again for the project like this but the parameters are different you know the humidity different the temperature is different there's six of us now there's not just one of me you know optimize it for that so they kind of made out of specialty blend of the bars again they called the Collin bars like pie company better now but they're not for sale about doing that so maybe in the future but you can you can see online on their website like all the different supplements and stuff that went into its and kind of by the component parts but yeah one day we might we might make them but they've been kind of disgusting for these two product they worked really really well particular in the rowing so many work amazing in the Antarctic Crossing as well but in the rowing it was 90 minutes of rowing on 90 minutes of rowing off continuous 24 hours a day so there's work I've been to 236 of us total three people rowing three people resting and in that 90 minutes that you're off that's also when you got to eat drink sleep with your only time to rest basically in so as much time as you can kind of optimize eating and stuff meant more sleeping so they have these bars get done with a 90 minute rowing shift be able to eat in a thousand calorie bar highest you know quality nutrition in your body I mean Center process now that again it was amazing to You Know How These Bars and have it work really well for all of us to kind of optimize not just the food but also the efficiency of is asleep. f****** crazy out there like could imagine that you basically sleeping every 90 minutes for one hour or so exactly if you can get it in like when Once the swelling start cranking up here in this tiny compartment like on African Pope a picture of the boat for a visual or some of my Instagram covered or not covered like really not covered at all like so it will just covered in the tiny compartments of the rowing Parts not covered at all so when you're rolling waves are splashing up like over top of you and you're getting completely soaked like you're getting and I'll complete second time in a new tire compartment you know it's like it's like lower than the table like you'd be like kind of Crouch down like in there other robot right here so that's us so that's the floor is that where all the food is stored underneath the underneath those compartments you can see that tiny little kind of compartment on either side one smaller ones bigger than the bigger one but still see you got you know three people in the three people going in three people in the compartments anytime I think of you kind of screw up to the Top members want to just it shows like the whole boat or like what it looks like maybe they're they're so kind of a shot of it so you can see in there like the back little compartment that's where I was I was alternating with this guy fee on her mention the Icelandic guy who's the captain the boat and really experienced ocean rower and we alternate inside this little cabin and then the other four guys they alternated to people cuz that one's a little bigger in the front that's the bow cabin in the front door like you're like head-to-toe in there or your crashed into a little ball it's not it's not glamorous at all and did you know so not really not really excited to do something you do as a team and doing something in a completely gone exploring a completely different kind of Avenue of exploration the ocean something I've never done before and I had actually and I do not know these guys I like maybe like I recognize their face a little bit but I didn't wear it like good friends during like that three of them I'd never met my entire life and I had also have never rode a boat in my life ever before and so when fionn he called me up and told me about the project he's the one the most world's most renowned ocean rowers he's got me know 30 World Records or something like that complete Legend he's Road boats across every single ocean this was like the kind of last you know big ocean that he never crossed no no no never done it just like this before and so he kind of said hey I wanted this idea but the logistics are super complicated like going in order cuz all the stores like treaties that you need all the paperwork getting a boat down to South America importing it through the Panama Canal excetera I mean it's like a tough thing he been like kind of thinking about it for a year or so and he said like hey I seen you pull up some big projects together can we team up and I know you know your team is got really good at figuring out the logistics would you be interested not actually looked at Ocean rowing a couple years ago something that I was wanted to do one day so it's kind of a after I kind of got that first one calling cuz I can like dude I just got back from Antarctica I don't want to go back tomorrow but you know of course the Curiosity aside we got the best of me and I call him back up when I said hey let's do this what are you thinking and kind of drove into it from there, my my team, Raptor arms around the store like logistic and billing out the project and he is definitely the Visionary of something to eat dreamed up and it was super cool to team up with him after doing something alone curiosity inside we got the best of me and I call him back up and I said hey let's do this what are you thinking and kind of drove into it from there, my my team Panda Raptor arms around the store like logistic and billing out the project and he is definitely the Visionary of something to eat dreamed up and it was super cool to team up with him after doing something alone


    Colin O’Brady Shares Details of HIs Brutal Arctic Training Regimen
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    what do you do next cuz I know you do one of those dudes you have to keep doing these things you've done to these things you're going to keep doing these things before that too but I think last time you were to me was stop stop my potential I like exploring different places like I'd never I guess I never wrote a boat before and it's kind of take this project on and say and I done Expeditions before I push my body and you know deep in interesting ways but one of my biggest Curiosities is certainly about the mind but you don't particularly like growth mindset can I say like I'm not a rower but in the course of a year of training I'm going to train myself up get on a team with some amazing that you know accomplished Waterman and learn the skills required to know make this Crossing and it was cool to kind of that out this year because I think that that really applies across so many things and I'm just a generally curious person and I think I'll keep pushing myself and pushing my body cuz that's one of things I love to do but I think that Curiosity throughout my life is going to be you know a lifelong path of of diving into a sort of different things and taking them I think that to me one of my biggest sadness is 1 things I like to say to people with like new people come to a certain point in at their life and they're like you know I'm I'm a lawyer or I'm good at math I'm terrible at art or like I could never do, because I'm not the funny one around like you know these limiting beliefs inside of us it's like I could be like dude I've never rode ever in my life up there are 34 years old you know I never wrote about but actually but like doesn't mean I can't learn now to rub a bow but I just coaches names Mike mccastle and he's just a legendary guy he's you know done 5800 pull ups in 24 hours he's pulled a truck across Death Valley night and he said like what do you think how can you train me up and he came up with such cool training methodologies for that like he had one things yummy doing for Antarctica was he had me you know I was doing planks my hands in ice buckets and you know if my heart rate is getting jacked up beside me hold that and all the sudden he's like all right get out and I doing a wall sit but now my feet are in the ice buckets and he puts a weight plate and top of my legs and he's like okay and then he hands me Legos and he's like solve these Lego problems until you don't solve this Lego build a little like you know aircraft will Lego man or whatever your you can't get your feet out the ice bucket like what the hell is going on but he's like look you're going to be in Antarctica your life is going to depend on you we're coming down the Rope properly or this Natty or thing you're going to be cold your hands are going to be frozen you're going to be tired but you're gonna need your mind your dexterity to be there yeah there's that there's a picture of that of of Mike bringing me through that and so with the row it was super cool to come to him again and say like hey man like there's no blueprint for this like there's no blueprint for that there's no one that's human-powered Crossing Drake Passage before like there's some ocean rowers but this is different like how should we are for this a Mike it's not like he's like what I know everything about ocean rowing but that same curiosity that same growth mindset I trust his you know survivability to train me like I don't know man like let's start thinking through this and so in the gym I mean we did all sorts of crazy things you brought the ice back he started putting a rowing machine on bosu balls like half bosu balls basically and I start rowing you know different normal running motion but he starts shaking it around because basically the ocean is going to be moving me around so much or just the rolling motion is it going to prepare me for the lateral movement to know level at the obliques you know the all the kind of side to side stability stuff then he took it one step further which is he actually shows up at my house knocks on my door at 2 in the morning thank you. Sit with my wife knocks on the door he's like get up and I might what was happening he's like we're going for training right now and he gets me he's got those bosu balls but now it's the middle of the night so I'm sleep deprived on ice water on me and we're doing these lap yet here I am you know getting into this the yeah you can check this out the Discovery Channel did bike distances training for the Drake The Impossible Rowe episode 3 you can find it online Jamie's on the Discovery Channel YouTube page playlist Rose disease a rowing machine with use the rowing machine on the boat about that's like in the gym also a lot of deadlift was really useful in a lot of Civility stuff so Mike would have me do certain things like we'd have you know like a seated row or something like that or more thongs I thought that was the most interesting cuz I was going to be disabled to the waves are usually come in from they change direction but any given time they're coming feeling from One Direction so you either leaning and really hard your left side of your being and really hard to your right side that's a difference of the ocean rowing and just like a pure River rowing and you know he would have me basically like holding imagine like a like a like a deadlift bar and then I'd have my eyes closed I'll be holding it there and kind of in an isometric motion and then he would pull the plate a light playoff one of the sides and so I have to stabilize and catch you know what my left side on my right side so a lot of stabilization and balance stuff and then the other piece that was huge you know Mike and admittedly doesn't know a lot about rowing specifically in terms of the technique of rolling in the technique of is actually very specific and so a friend of mine a guy named Chris Ward from Portland I called him up and he's like this Champion Roller Collegiate rower rowing coach and he took me out on the Willamette River in Portland in a single man like rowing scull so very different than ocean rowboat Aldean all the ocean with a lot bigger different different ways but he taught me on the river the actual purity of the rowing motions of love it training in the physical aspects of getting stronger was with Mike and the mindset in the ice and all the things we did their butts stuff that we did on the road on the River Inn in Willamette with Chris was was huge me to actually understand emotion cuz I just like you and you're like how hard can it be to the blades and out of the water back in and gliding all that kind of stuff so there's a lot there's a lot to the motion and so it was a short. Of time I didn't take my first stroke in a rowboat until July and in the in the in the river and then August in the ocean robot when we came together as a team for the first time to train in Scotland and then I was running across the Drake and December so it was a pretty short. Of time to can I learn about rowing and get stronger but it was a fun process to dive into something completely new about until July and in the in the in the river and then August in the ocean robot when we came together as a team for the first time to train in Scotland and then I was running across the Drake and December so it was a pretty short. Of time to can I learn about rowing and get stronger but it was a fun process to dive into something completely new


    Joe Rogan Believes in UFO's
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    Yeah Yeahs play I believe in there's other other life-forms out there they might well why not think it just because he hears one thing I do believe most people are full of s*** to come still like most of their stories like it's it's hard to find a person that could just tell you what happened based on what they really remember people wanted Jazz things up and then one at Salt and Pepper they just sex with me to test it that they don't necessarily tell you the truth to tell you what they think is going to be in engaging story that kind of represents the truth maybe especially when it's a weird thing like you saw something in the sky what did you really see how long did you look at it for how many seconds was it here's the problem I have with UFOs and I believe there are UFOs but I don't think they're coming here first of all if they're coming here that means their technology is far way more advanced than ours why would they care if people saw them they would show up if I was an alien and I was that far ahead of us I would lay in that b**** right in the middle of Times Square and be like what we are here why would you do that but why wouldn't I why am I getting in fields where nobody can see us you aware of how we treat uncontacted tribes yes still point but what I'm saying is if you're that far Advanced they know if they're coming here they know they're there way smarter than us right because they traveled here and we don't even know other from Far distances we can't even imagine and they're here they don't have to hide it just like they do it because they have to hide or do you think maybe they do it because we can't handle it because we can't handle it why would they care if we could handle it or not because here's the problem whenever any civilization has ever encounter civilization far superior to them the results have always been catastrophic every single time every time Europeans have invaded North America every time the Spanish visited the Mexicans every time that this is happened it's been a disaster this is human beings if there was something that came down here from another planet was so unbelievably sophisticated that I can travel through vast distances in space and had insurmountable Simple Technology we would look to it for Oliver answers it would become our new daddy it would completely disrupt all of our governments would disrupt all of our religion so we just wrapped every single belief system we have and people would fall apart they wouldn't know what to do psychologically it would be devastating look I'm not. But I know most people would not be able to handle it I understand that but why would they care cultural care care care about animal has a reason we have Wildlife protection agencies we have that because we care about animals and animals don't even know where thing if you're a deer live in the forest and you're two years old you might not have ever even seen a person even know what the f*** we are but we're trying to keep those beer alive we spend billions of dollars every year protecting them we do that because we care about Wildlife if we cared about a rare monkey that we found in Indonesia and it wasn't strange we would do whatever we could to make sure that monkeys populations thrived if there's a way to help them and that's one of the reasons why zoos exist they take rare animals they try to breed them in captivity and but we're also sharing the same Earth what would they maybe they look at the universe that way and nuclear civilizations like our civilization mean our civilizations of very dangerous one because we're a bunch of semi hairless monkeys with nuclear weapons I mean we're f****** nuts bro we're obsessed with sex jack off to our phones where we're taking pills keep our dick Hardware on speed music people did do us we pretend things we pretended we didn't do things to people we lie about stealing we lie about money we lie about all kinds of things many people are so so you're thinking you're thinking aliens are thinking about all that before they come down of course they would why wouldn't because why wouldn't I guess I'm coming from a human point of view where we don't give a s*** about anything and that's not true we do give a s*** about think that's why when you go to the Galapagos Islands you're not allowed to take your shoes that you walked around Los Angeles and walk around the Galapagos Island because people have done that and they get seeds from their shoes stuck in the sand over there the ground over there and then new plants grow their invasive species there that were worried about ecosystems that would really are worried about invasive species human point of view where we don't give a s*** about anything and that's not true we do give a s*** about think that's why when you go to the Galapagos Islands you're not allowed to take your shoes that you walked around Los Angeles and walk around the Galapagos Island because people have done that and then getting seeds from their shoes stuck in the sand over there the ground over there and then new plants grow their invasive species there they were worried about ecosystems that we really are at the time this will worried about invasive species


    Would Oliver Stone Consider Making a Movie About Jeffrey Epstein?
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    see a story like the Jeffrey Epstein story which is playing out right now right way to talk to my son that is one of the craziest f****** stories of our time because it's a conspiracy theorist wet dream and no one no one would have ever believed is an island or a guy brings prominent scientist celebrities and politicians to f*** underage girls they film the mall and use it to somehow or another black male or apparently according to Glenn Maxwell there's tapes you know what I mean there's so much to the store that sells grow something murder from outside when is suicide watch the film doesn't work that the surveillance cameras don't work and Michael bad and the forensic scientist reviews the autopsy news like this man was strangled look at the the break in the bone of the neck that's consistent with strangulation look at the position in which he was choked like which which part of the neck that's not consistent with hanging all the factors point to the fact that the guy was killed and then the fact that I mean the guys on suicide watch and how is it possible Witnesses in case against a gigantic number of very powerful people just wanted some committing suicide whoops no worries sorry it's a mess it's a mess but that's one that I would think would Intrigue you I mean if at the end of all this when the pieces all fall into place is that something you would think about covering for a film if I had to write it I had to get very interested in the subject matter it seems lead anywhere doesn't make sense I mean the world is in a much more important places World sense of world peace and this is the most important issue of peace in our time and we are building up nuclear weapons in credit incredible right under this guy Trump and it's a huge it's a return to the worst of the Cold War and that scares me that's an issue I would like to I think if I were to get involved again in another movie that one about the accumulation of arms of the building of ports in the in the The Madness of of our leaders Democrat and Republican on our perceived enemies China Russia and North Korea Iran Iran and Venezuela enemies China Russia and North Korea Iran Iran and Venezuela y more peaceful place off the pedal


    Oliver Stone on the Martin Luther King Jr Film He Tried to Make
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    difficulties in making films preserver film that you wanted to make that you never could was several me lie about 2-3 weeks away from shooting it in 2007 in Thailand and some of it in Vietnam I've been the victim Eli Vietnam great story because the massacres on knowing they don't know we don't people don't know the real story it was investigated that Massacre you've heard of it right I've heard In Cold Blood in baby's mother everybody that old people shot and not one enemy bullet was fired not one and we've heard all the options stations of that the whole thing was you know it basically I miss planned operation because of basically CIA it was in the war and they were torturing to death of some no torturing some poor soul who gave him information it was faulty happens all the time right torture works right doesn't work and there's a result they operation they were told that there was NVA in that Village they were not there so the guys went in thinking they should kill did you write a screenplay fast know someone else do it excuse nobody wants to make it have you thought about trying again I did I also tried to make the Martin Luther King story years ago many years I worked on that Martin Luther King's a great story but it's a two toughest story to tell I mean I think there's a large portion of the black community that's really kind of creature likes Saint martyr where is this is more of a human man and his fault you know his failings but you know he's relationship with women is fascinating and we were into that whole aspect of it and what happened with that it just never got together never might be a good time to revisit that now yeah I I wrote a I needed someone else wrote a whole script but you know you can't be so many films get planted not made from you feel you do this like 535 abortions damn right now abortions damn that seems like a great one now and he's such a incredible an important character and boy does the world need a Martin Luther King jr. right now things are changing all the time


    Oliver Stone Talks Edward Snowden with Joe Rogan
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    can you put together the Snowden movie what what was your aim like what we're trying to get out of that fell and I do is important story because surveillance I never imagined surveillance at this level I realize that it could be everything I mean beyond my imagination Beyond anybody's the control of information the user information can destabilize many regime's they went after regime-change became the new new new modus operandi for the United States was okay to change Ray James we're good at it and the way we did with it was soft power so what happened in Brazil couple years ago typical you know the whole forcing out the president. from the right but essentially Brazil was completely changed completely changed their still working at it and Venezuela. They got they got they worked in Bolivia think they got rid of the guy illegally Honduras how hard is it to put together at mean the Stoughton film is so disturbing because it's it's current right we're dealing with things that are happening right now how hard is it to put it down and make it this dramatic piece that's going to be in tell several times met with the leader of the PLO why what was that like I was more I didn't because of my connections I had more contact with these rally side I was in Ramallah so I mean I was talking to Netanyahu before he was prime minister I was talking to the leader and then I went to Ramallah which was it knocked out that knocked out the the lights and how they stay isolated we got out at the last second we were we were seeing our fun and Leah Israelis and them realize he's really could be tracking with their all their they have all this equipment you known the s*** out of us when we're in there that's what I'm scared you have to be careful when you fight them until they requested that you wear a mask when I turn off theater. you know we can bum other countries to death and call ourselves a good guys but we kill a lot of civilians around the world with our mommy. That's true that you have that you you you're not just a guy who makes movies but your guy makes movies and also a guy who's very outspoken about all of these issues in the world knows to get in the way of each other sometimes yeah there was some people that think sometimes my outspokenness overshadows my work and they might be true for the but you both ways to which is very fast I'm glad you have the courage to not stick to that I mean I think it's when someone mess we're in we don't even have the guts to to talk about stuff we shut up we censor ourselves we self sensor needs to be discussed as a podcast guest a lot of people are saying he's really stay away from that they don't understand they think he's some kind of Russian agent is crazy you know he's very very clear about it while he's it's very clear when you listen to all of the interviews with him and and then when I get a chance to talk to him myself he is who he says he is exactly a Boy Scout historical moments of our time that we recognize that this overwhelming surveillance state has his existed without us even knowing it and cyber Warfare 2 rage is the only issue of who's doing what to who you are very quick to say they're doing that to us China Russia. They're doing their steel Butler blah blah blah what are we doing what state has his existed without us even knowing it and cyber Warfare 2 rage is the only issue of who's doing what to who you are very quick to say they're doing that to us China Russia this. They're doing they're still do blah blah blah blah what are we doing


    Best of the Week - July 12, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    what happened what happened to Sam I sat next to metiner Booth he got on stage and he did the whole bit before he had done the young comedian show that I was on with the Rowdy did Rodney's first young comedian show and it was whole thing about you know the the kid in the age of those worldvision commercials with a starving kid and Lena's famous most famous one of the most famous things that any comedians done which was just a truism much starving kid get out of the desert that I use in a conversation with a guy who's a weird conversation through the guy wrote a book on, he was teaching a comedy course at a university and he was sitting here talking to me and he said that the best comedy always punches up because if there was a time when people really believe that nonsense like that there was a formula to Comedy and that comedy show at attack the large power boxers and that the small people should be you know elevated by, this is he sitting here telling me this nonsense about starving children there's no listen to Carlin and this guy f****** them I mean a bit where he says unplug the mic is my dick and he is having sex with his wife from behind and it goes this is what happened to my marriage and she she's like we got to fix the fence it needs a new coat of paint so we can't you can't do that now really I mean you could if you were Sam he could do it again he could do it first of all he was uniquely he was uniquely qualified for that kind of Comedy because you he was short he was fat and he was going bald and wore a beret hanging out with all the rock and roll and pouring people I mean Dallas look at that picture that's him a Bill Hicks that's crazy picture bill was the sweetest most timid guy onstage use that was part of white worked cuz I think there's a lot of people that really could do more than they're doing and they know they could they want to make excuses and it's part of the reason why throughout history they've left people behind the certain people that if you had a tribe and you had to make it over this mountain and Bob is f****** lazy and he's like you got to carry me bro my Bob we're both walking come on man Bob's not supposed to make it he's not supposed to make it we want them to make it but we don't want our kids to die we don't want her mom to starve we got to keep doing Bob you lazy f*** come on bro there's always been people like Bob and it's part of the problem with keto so I'm a country young people who don't know any better didn't have enough life experience this is understand because a guy like you who really understands economic can talk to a guy like me and we can explain it to everybody because otherwise we just have and I'm definitely not arguing with you but your argument versus people who disagree with his argument you have this but there's that there's an opportunity to make this bridge and for us to understand each other I want to help people evolve from being socialists and capitalists get this but they don't everybody in the community benefits from having a fire department. They're just for one person everybody in the community we're talking about where the government takes money specifically for one person and gives it to somebody else or their specific benefit because they think they need it for whatever Problem whatever reason they need the money I'm all in favor of people voluntarily helping out their fellow man and Americans will do that I mean we didn't do that we did that a lot more in the past when the government didn't take so much of our income and taxes we had a lot more money like I mentioned Grover Cleveland when he said that quote about the government not supporting the people there was a bill to appropriate $10,000 for some farmers in Texas who have been hit by a drought and Grover Cleveland veto the bill because she's there's nothing in the Constitution that allows the government to give money to people just because they need it you heard of this problem you knew of people that their children were going through this and how long did it take you before you decided to commit to pen-to-paper on this University Public Health who looked into that since you found that there was all of a sudden this huge epidemic in America of teenage girls deciding they were trans with their friends after social media margin and and pushing for hormones and surgeries and there would be more or there's a lot of women who would turn trans become a it would be more but they never had had that door open to them before and then maybe there's more trans people than we think amazing amazing so it's a great point and I thought about you know I tried to look I'm a journalist I like to look at ideas and both sides I didn't have like I did not have a dog in this race so let me tell you three reasons I don't think that's compelling number one when when Lisa let me look at the prevalence rate she found it it's 70 times what we would expect with in a friend group which means is highly concentrated in groups of friends but there's two other reason so we wouldn't expect that if it were randomly distributed along the population with the two other reasons I don't think that's right number one if we're just we're boarding to normal now that there's greater Society of societal acceptance right we're just say we're just a boring reverting to a normal base rate of transgender women wear while we're all the women in their forties and sixties coming out as trans they should be coming up now is there time moment we should see tons of women in their forties and 60s coming out as transgender we're not seeing that we're seeing the same population that gets involved in cutting demonic possession witchcraft anorexia bulimia and convinces themselves there's a problem and and there's one there's one last reason is that suicide rates are going up but if these women who were living under a prior-year supposedly these all these transgender these real transgender people were living under a more repressive regime are now just finding themselves I think the suicide rate would be going down with greater acceptance teens who turn trans stearate of Trance of suicide among this popular frittata among the girls in general is extraordinarily high this is just one part of the Mental Health crisis there in and second of all we know that the rate that these did these kids these trans identified kids have very high rates of suicide suicidal ideation it's it's really you know an area of real this is the other paper I want to tell you about it it does mention aliens so it's a it's it is a recalculation out of my trouble reworking of the calculations and I can't I can't read it reference document an introduction to the statistical Drake Equation so this is something that they they created for the defense department so they could get information is about all those different topics I told you about it then this one is How likely is it that we have Galactic neighbors and how close might they be the key question how far are they don't answer it's like 30 pages into that but you're the first person outside the program you know if you had Bob on and feta favorite people are talking about this in the Zeitgeist I've had more people serious people come forward to me in the last year of my life than ever before and it includes soccer moms and people that I want hugs the documentary yes ever since the Lazar documentary you know and and people found out that I kept my word to favor and didn't tell his story New York Times told that I kept all that you know people started to trust me we can keep his mouth shut if he needs two people come forward to me and drove since the Lazar movie and of course it's like soccer moms and people that just say I don't want to be known I just want somebody to hear this because my husband would think I'm crazy me to tell you what happened me and I'm out of you like and what are they telling you I mean Joe it's everything you can imagine from seeing crafts that are right there right in front of them to abduction stories which I don't get into cuz it's too crazy for me but do the report sightings in counters all UFOs. That's why they call me they don't call me for other stuff right but also very serious people people that have worked or do work within our military and say I had an encounter there was an incursion I know George. With this for 30 years so it's just it's just new for me that the the amount of people coming forward to me and telling me their stories and giving me documents and stuff like that I got to be careful cuz a lot of it's got to be bulshit this is new for me that the the amount of people coming forward to me and telling me their stories and giving me documents and stuff like that I got to be careful cuz a lot of it's got to be bulshit a good handful of it is power lot of it is you know it's like bait


    The Mystery of Skinwalker Ranch
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    you should tell Joe about how the government program ossip was created directly because George wrote this book about a little place called Skinwalker Ranch with the government was studying this property that happened because of his books mdia guys what you should tell the story of from your work it's fascinating, so we did that story and and the series in 89 one of the first people to call me after that was a guy never heard of before name Robert Bigelow billionaire calls me up and says I was really interested in that I've been interested in you for a long time can I help you meaning any help fund me I said I work for a TV station I don't need any help but he was not to be deterred he then reached out the Lazar they had a little he was started meeting with him and and pumping up for information and that really amp find of Bigelow's lifelong interest in it he created something called nibs the National Institute for Discovery Science which he made a science Advisory Board of the best and the brightest in the both of U of O field and the peel of Consciousness so they're looking at two questions is there is there life elsewhere in the universe is it here and it is a human survive after death and assemble this board former CIA guys to former astronauts who walked on the moon Edgar Mitchell doctor help put off physicist psychologist a really a brilliant little Think Tank to take on these two topics I was allowed to be a fly on the wall for some of it. All of it but some and I told Harry read about it in 1996 and he said can I go and so he showed up and set it on the meetings and he was kind of hook Harry Reid was the first person I told about Bob Lazar outside of our Newsroom before we heard the stories I've known him since he first ran for Congress in 1982 many become Senate Majority Leader so he always had an interest in it but he didn't want it to be known publicly that does not help your reelection chances so in 2005 we write the book about Skinwalker Ranch needs that team bought the ranch they were on the property for seven or eight years at that point and had hundreds of different incidents that they investigated they approached it like scientists would they look for prosaic explanations they look for Gravity enough they look for look for psychoactive plants could there be hallucinations caused by magic mushrooms or something or the witness is lying they investigated the background of the family that lived there and they found out that they could not be explained that all the range of activity there there was not only um activity because that's what got their attention the Uintah Basin in northeastern Utah has always been a UFO hotspot everybody who lives there basically has seen them balls of light orb structurecraft daylight nighttime in 1976 a guy named dr. Frank Salisbury wrote a book about it the Utah UFO display any took hundreds of these cases that have been collected by the locals there was a local science teacher named Junior Hicks who because he had taught generations of kids science in that area when they people would see UFOs they call up Junior hex and he went then go and investigate how many hundreds and hundreds of files he gave them over this guy so brake rotor book about it and he said these are real you know they're going on but Junior Hicks would disregard any High strangeness cases that came along with UFOs anything weird Bigfoot ghost anything like that he thought it was too incredible and any discarded that Bigelow buys the ranch he hears about these stories going on on this one property flies in meet with a Rancher and by this time that rancher in his family had lived on the ranch for 20 months and they were so scared he his wife and his two kids were all sleeping at night on the floor in the same room because it would mess with them so badly their property had had ghost-type activity Poltergeist kind of things trickster activity for example the wife goes shopping to the grocery store she buys it all this food comes back and puts it on the table 6 outputs in the shelves leave the room comes back in all the foods back in the bag she would take a shower in the morning locks the door put the towel and a hairbrush on the cabinet gets out of the shower door still locked hair brush detangler gone dad's out in the field he is a digging a post hole use a post hole digger happy piece of equipment he stops for a second wipes his brow looked back and it's gone and they find it two weeks later up in a tree they start hearing voices at night and in the are speaking a strange language they start seeing shapes outside the window at night big lurking humanoid shapes hearing heavy footsteps outside then hearing footsteps inside their animals started being mutilated cows the tracks will lead out in the snow and then just be gone cabs mutilated cut up with surgical Precision cats wiped out cut up carpet up dogs that were vaporized hundreds of these incidents they would see holes in the sky like a a great big hole in the sky and things flying in and out of it and this Rancher college-educated guy ground strict religious guy thinks the government is trying to run off his property to lease out there at night working with a gun trying to catch whatever government agents are doing this stuff and it's not that many to do was something else they start seeing UFOs of all shapes and sizes the first one they saw was like a they thought it was a Winnebago this Ranch is a beautiful place and it only has one way in and one way out to lights that look like headlights down in the third Homestead how did this guy get past the house hearing Mary must be stuck let's go down and help him out the light start coming toward he in the sun then they go up into the sky up over the trees and then poof gone these different kinds of orbs of the white ones that were intelligently control not fireflies. Bugs blue ones that would go they seem to touch the the fear Center in your brain that get near them they look like a little bigger than a softball made out of glass with a swirling blue liquid the hell out of the animals and then it scared the hell out of the that the people to this literally drove them to their knees with beer these red orbs that would Stampede the cattle they lost so many cattle that they began to think that they were going to go under these for prize bulls and I'm jumping around but there's a lot of the stories that these four prize Bulls 2000 pounds each behemoths very expensive animals cuz of a raising Simmental cattle in the Corral and wife that was felt like they're being watched he says to the wife as their drive into town man if something happens to one of those bulls will go under will be done they come back a half an hour later all for the Bulls are gone they jump out their freaking out where did they go did somebody steal them or they're rustlers looking around all over the place in this Chorale is a metal trailer where they used to store tools and there's only one door into it Krystal on their the guy just as a last resort he looks into the grading on top of this trailer and there's the four bolts inside door still locked they're all crammed in there now you could take a forklift you can have a team of 50 people and they couldn't get those bowls in that trailer but they're there where he yells does wife hey honey they're in here and when he says that the Bulls wake up as if out of a trance kicked the door down and all got out the needs team which it been on the prop couple years that point flying they've been in Las Vegas they fly back in they look around they check out the animals the whole Corral which is made out of metal had been magnetized so whatever technology was used to get those Bulls from the Chorale into that trailer left a magnetic signature they were there on the property at the news guys for several years Bigelow owned it for 20 years but eventually they gave up whatever this thing was this intelligence it did not like being stalked and it played tricks and they never made the stop public because what are you going to do write a paper about this who's going to print it you can't make a documentary about it cuz they weren't there with those cattle mutilations I guess that's some evidence but that's the only evidence of cows and we can meet him like cows what what about all this other stuff like for the first 20 months when the Rancher is there they don't have any evidence because he's not a Paranormal Investigator they're not taking photos or something they wanted so they don't have any evidence of that except for what the Rancher told them but then they talked to the larger community and the same thing has been happening to all the neighbors the guy lives next door had lost all these cattle as well cease the craft sometimes these craft would float around they look like stealth Fighters with Christmas lights around them floating around silently again again activity it happened before the thing moves over here you you move the pop at the cameras and focus their it goes away for the end of the study whatever it was that was there rip the one of these cameras would rip to shreds if they're up on top of a telephone pole 30 40 ft in the air and there's wires that are secured all the way down the telephone pole and they noticed that one of their cameras goes out they figure there's another camera on another pole that should have a view of whatever it was that I'm going to animal whatever or whatever it was was invisible and I know it's very frustrating it certainly was for them and for me to try to write about it in that this thing didn't want to be caught it want to do demonstrated that it was there but it didn't want to have evidence the calf that was mutilated was in I know it's it's it's a lot they're tagging newborn calves tied their ears and they tag this one right by the ranch house 50 yards from their home and then go off across the property it's a clear day is unobstructed that their dog is with him and makes a noise that pointing back for that first calf that they had tagged and the and the dog indicates that something's wrong and they see the mom cow it's in distress like a running back over there and this cap had been completely stripped of nothing left but hide and Bone and one of the femur bones been ripped out and thrown on the side while they call in the Nets guys they bring in trackers there are no tracks there's no human tracks no no vehicle tracks snow animal tracks that thing it been completely stripped of blood there's not a drop of blood on the ground it's gone 75 lb of meat gone again over time. Of 30 minutes is there a team of Commandos it comes in. and there's this is there's evidence of this so some of it is a demonstration I mean it seemed to be a demonstration to get their attention this trickster element has been reported in other places around the world there's no hotspot quite like Skinwalker and I know how weird it sounds there's no spot like that because it's never there's no spot that's been study to that extent the needs guys were there for a while big loan the property for 20 years needs was acting for 7 or 8 then another secret study funded by the government came in under an organization that was the money that we got you got 22 million dollars I went to Bigelow as a contract and they hired all these people and fanned out all over the world to try to find UFO information but other related phenomena things that wouldn't seem normally to be connected to UFOs but which are a guy from the DIA read the book and became interested and he asked for permission to go to the property this guy's a double Ph.D a brilliant rocket scientist who had seen it and thought there were National Security implications the hole in the sky in particular with things coming in and out he wondered if someone was using technology to make these they found that hole in the sky know when the Rancher is there by himself so he's not but is there any evidence of anything other than mutilated cows play something invisible they had something to do so in the video you can see the camera being torn apart can't see anything you can't be there's nothing you can't see anything you can see before it happens it's normal and afterward so I think you're how much time has been taking place between before and after I can't remember but I mean could that be hoaxed yeah if Bigelow wanted to but again they weren't there to in the beginning at least four nidz they weren't there to to try to prove that aliens are think they're just trying to figure out why all this weird stuff is happening in one spot it mixes in a lot of Native American lore that got mixed in the picture but it's been going on in that you went to Basin for 200 years why don't know our government has studied the medicine would like what is so frustrating to me to when I was introduced to the skinwalker thing through George man I am with you like what's the evidence what's going on the weight of evidence is when you talk to people in the air and they all have these commonalities some people died of exotic cancers from burns from above World lights came down and hit him and that's evidence their face is completely irradiated and they f****** died so there's a hold on for a second that's where they found it at that did they scan the area to look for another spot where could have been slaughtered before it was moved to this area as what they concluded is I've been taken somewhere and slaughtered in and brought back back out food has that little larger please can you zoom in on that cuz I doesn't look very surgical to me that looks like wolves nose just actually didn't analysis and it was done with two types of metallic tools but look at all the jagged edges call just said that two instruments have been used one was a heavy machete type instrument that has been hacked and then there is a scalpel that it surgically removed a lot of The Flash underneath killed it and then they moved it to that spot if I had to guess the way it's eating though I mean it looks like he was eating while there's no teeth marks there are metallic marks is this was happening on this ranch with owners prior to owners prior to owners I got to talk to a lot of people that so here's the deal with the connection of this to George does this thing he reports on this for for 20 years that the government is now studying this ranch right because of deployment or because of all this weird stuff why is the government spending money through all sap to study this Ranch and other things and that's where it gets really f****** interesting what happens after with our government programs that's what you know this song is before we get to that this image like that the jagged edges around the rib cage that's supposedly slice that looks like hack hacked okay Farmers to get them out of there let's save some program I mean although the cattle mutilation thing you've gave me a stack of documents this big has been studied by the FBI it was it's happening all over the country no one has ever been caught not a single person on a 10,000 case with all the same types of cuts I mean this is not my life it's really weird the lack of blood is the weirdest part of it cuz if see like what makes sense to me is that something killed that they they butchered it they Chopped all the meat off of it and then they removed the carcass from that area and dropped it up there that's what it looks like if I had a gas amidst thinks there's no way that it was killed right there because you're seeing fresh clean hay underneath it everywhere there's no blood which doesn't make any sense at all I think the question is is this the government program is this something or is this a scare tactic it's been happening since the 50s like what is that's a weird one too Country Inn was weirdness like organs removed but the weirdest part about it is it's almost always there's no blood yet I just investigated one which I never thought I would do but I got a call from a guy in Texas yet to see if isn't gas right before lockdown I go out and I got to check this out the guy calls me it's a pretty freshly one at this point I'm no expert but I went and got samples and took him to labs in this war thing to see if there were tools used so you got here is my experience that he might I'll show you after I got my phone so I got my foot great f****** photos weird under the guise of UFOs since no one would take UFOs and cattle mutilation seriously they just do it in helicopters and instead of just stealing these cattle their tracking how far this these indestructible prions travel through the food supply cuz it's in cattle and pigs it gets so fed into a chickens and things of that and feed it's in dire it's called chronic wasting disease and in some circles is not it that's a different prion disease then mad cow well it's a variation Crutchfield Jacobs disease I think too so the same kinds of things in different species it is indestructible again so you hit a deer that's got this and you grind it up and you feed it to the pigs the pigs get it and then and then it could be passed on to other species and it shows up in different ways Kelleher was exploring the idea of whether or not it it might be the cause Alzheimer's or version of mad cow in humans they're all going to you right now this to this isn't freezing it so it says downloading so I'm downloading them and then they know but it's coming through here about to go to you says waiting because this is my very limited amount of Fredro drop is open I don't see you bro bro hold on so this is this is the stuff that you physically encountered okay you physically saw this cow and I'm looking at these images right now and we're going to show them short and a second and this is you said Texas yasso everywhere in Texas that's it so I made the the the movie based on George's work of the same title for the skinwalker right and that movie was telling this story about how the United States government was studying this property land because of UFOs and weird stuff that and weird stuff included things like cattle pull up this morning there's a lot of weird images removed around the face right this is my first chance to see this for myself cuz last time I was on your show it was the ones in Oregon had just happened up at that ranch and I thought well okay if I'm ever going to do it now is the time to do it so I go I get this call not remind you this is a Rancher this is like this is their livelihood it's this huge huge area of land that there are very religious community nobody we go out to the middle of this land and in the middle there's this dead cow no blood no blood and he had seen it prior and the reason he called me is cuz in my movie you could see the special kind of sliced like a jagged slice that is not common to these types of things I think are really delicious and he is looking at it he's like that's exactly like in the movie and this is a straight shooter he's a religious guy had to act as Pastor if he could even like go on camera with me it freaks him out so he sees it and he sees dead animals all the time he saw this cow you said before accident while he was out shooting BB guns with his kid and he's on this big part of land he sees this down Bull and he goes over to it he's looking at it and it's unlike anything he has ever seen in all of his years before it had surgical cut there is no doubt somebody killed cut up this animal with those classic like the ear gone to types of tools like a scissor type but I tried to cut it is not easy to cut so they have sharp tools and then there's like a very thin slice type kind of cut so I got to take it get samples take him to labs and try to see what type of tools did this how did they do this with no blood on the ground and all the soil around it was dead so it's like a why is it all dead is that a natural thing so I took soil samples and took them to a lab and again I'm outside of my weird to me is killing these animals someone has hit something someone is killing these animals in a highly specified technical way that has been repeated since the 50s on our FBI has studied it he has shown me so many reports of these in association with discs saucers association with discs weirdly weirdly mutilated somebody killed it and he's like his this demonic is this some sort of Satan this thing I said I don't think so man this goes back in history like I'm looking at their Cuts is specifically with their very unimpressive what the hell does that doesn't look like a laser did it or not Texas land where the guy would shoot you in the face if you go and try to touch one of his cats that's the other thing no one's ever been caught never so that's what's weird weird more than two dozen times I've never seen anything the neighbors I've interviewed the scientist these are phd-level guys a lot of times they have cameras that fail I mean it's you know you've heard that story before In This Very it happens just wanted some giant disk shows up but it does happen that their car batteries would die in the same spot whatever it was messed with them and maybe it's humans maybe it is human technology but no humans were found to be doing this stuff needs was there for all those years didn't want to tell anybody about it they shared the information with me but you can't publish it there's no real physical proof so they just left it there like I had tried to do a documentary ended up I talked him into letting me write a book about it if your people if you're looking for physical evidence and solid proof and they don't have it what is the what's the primary the are there any primary theories of why they do this to cows why someone's doing this to cows you need to catch somebody laugh they don't have it what is the what's the primary the are there any primary theories of why they do this to cows white someone's doing this to cows you need to catch somebody mask


    The Tic-Tac UFO Incident Made The US Government Address UFOs
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    did The Tick Tock craft or Tic Tac craft craft that was spotted off San Diego it perform something spectacular terms of its ability to go from the surface of the of the water to 60,000 feet and how long is left in the second but there's actually more to it than there was a crap member I was talking about a favor before this is public there was a craft under the water to the Tic Tac would drop from 60000 feet is what they're saying 6280 but that's the scan volume up by one radar so everybody I've talked to said they were coming from above they were coming from outer space dropping down within a second and stopping on a dime and then making the movements Commander fravor song then he said to me in our first talk ever I'll never forget cuz I'm talking to a fighter pilot I got to talk fighter pilot man I don't know and he says to me it noticed me niego what do you mean it noticed you you says as I was descending rapidly to engage it it turned its nose and began to intelligently mirror my movements can write up by me and he says faster than you can see a boy like you can't even see a bullet Lipa done no it just shut off because we don't have anything like that I wish we did we whatever propels that is not a reactionary propulsion system not pushing something off the back to get it to go full like everything else you got to have something going back to go forward Rockets were still using the same one for back today this thing instantaneously without effects of inertia can move now and that Distortion that's exactly how Bob describe these things would work or do work his opinion so commander fravor got to see it now and these incursions by the way look their stuff George reports on there's a lot he doesn't as a filmmaker myself people tell me stores all the time these incursions it's not a rarity these are happening to this day I just heard about one in Guam incursions over high-security airspace over our Weapons Systems and in Guam there was just recently an incursion pantex facility with the igloos where we hold our nuclear weapons and stuff like that there are incursions over these Two Georges point that the reason why maybe all this is Secrets not cuz we can't handle it people flip out maybe we just want to make sure we can get this text first cuz it's a game-changer let's talk about the people that have try to debunk this and why they're off because they've made some debunking claims about some of these videos and about the technology that was used to track these things that's incorrect they where they don't they don't really understand what they're debunking right so please please explain that because that's one of things that people are immediately going to go to they're going to go well Midwest is already debunked it and I read the stuff that he says it's mental gymnastics to try to explain it the way he's explaining it without recognition of the fact these things were actively blocking radar these things were actively blocking tracking system these are Isabel crafts this is not like a bird never so they look a lot of the wacky theories that he has or like I wonder you know it's real weird like that a smart man can make such really bizarre conclusions very weird almost like someone wants him to do those sure I'm in look it's so exciting that it were seeing something in the government's hang okay these are UFOs we have not identified them they have propulsion techniques that we don't have we're not the videos talk about the debunking talk about the debunking and what his claims are in the debunked okay so one that I recently liked attacked that was so ridiculous as he was saying that the go fast video which is this you know object that goes along in a straight line one of the three videos that was really said it was probably a bird that was his first theory of the go fast video I recently went deep into talking with bowling experts who who work on these Fleer pathetic their tummy how they work what they can capture yea4 for looking infrared so basically on fighter planes you have a camera there's a video with mounted and it's essentially recording in thermal imagery these things are this is not Instagram these things are Weapons Systems that are highly trained to be a to accurately represent spatial awareness and to be able to Target enemy combatants that's this is not an an iPhone and Instagram these are weapons for us so out of the three videos if we've just look at this one although I like the Tic Tac one Commander fravor to like the gimbal one those are awesome this one gives us very little information but that the idea that this would be a bird if you talk to anybody that uses these pods you don't you can't pinpoint you can't lock a weapon system on a freaking bird look how fast it's going to what years was so interesting is everybody can debate speed so this is where it's locked in on it right over the weapon system is locked in on this thing is tracking it now right and it got real excited when they locked it cuz it's the set box the moving Target right so here's the deal do at anything I could say about this video cuz there's not a lot of information in there what I can say is that object you're seeing is older than the surface of the ocean. I looked up the surface of the ocean temperature at that location at that time cuz we had the information it was like 65° what propulsion systems okay so a bird a bird is about a hundred in the safe 5° like a seagull segos can go maybe 15 miles an hour I don't know how fast I can go but it wouldn't it wouldn't be colder than the ocean to be hypothermic and dead it cannot be a bird because this what we're seeing is a colder object dim the surface of the water that's why you're seeing it white and how fast is it going that's under debate there there's different interpretation yet so I'm I'll give you one interpretation about your 240 miles an hour some people say and then they can argue well at the fastest bird in a nosedive could go that fast backup we have an object that is colder than the surface of the ocean that immediately gets rid of the bird Theory because of bird would be hypothermic and paperweight into the water it cannot fly at that so that's the piece of information I would attack that debunking with but this video when you're watching that if it is going 200 miles an hour that's not outside of what's possible with with spacecraft or aircraft or or just plain right but I bet it's cold I understand that but it's not moving anywhere near much bigger series of events feel like the gimbal craft itself that's another debunking thing they said it's a plane banking away and you're seeing it through thermal for small talk with the pilot not f****** so this is the gimble gimble pulling up right now and how fast it was spinning like a top and for like a 10 hours without refueling I mean the thing was just sitting out there this was not this is An Occurrence that happened over a course of many many weeks now when it rotates like that the debunking theory is that you're seeing a plane bank so as if our military doesn't know what another plane is other planes look very different when you see them through thermal this thing was self rotating and I just did an interview and how fast is this over rather how warm is this thing supposed to is this supposed to actually be hot I am unaware of it to Thermal Randy I'm unaware of the specifics of that one when it comes to heat all I know is that it is self-actuated it is not something that is a glare or flare of a heat signature making it look like it's turning the actual craft is self-actuated and what is the that halo around it. Just an artifact of the of the Fleer thermal it's not the premise that government would tell you all right look we're going to release these videos reluctantly Lou Elizondo the guy that got him released and then the US government formally released them a couple of months ago the idea that the u.s. government would release it the Pentagon says these are unidentified the end it you know if it was a bird or a jet engine the pilots would not have the kind of reaction that they had that you can hear on the audio our government does not tell members of Congress to Pentagon doesn't go to the Senate intelligence committee videos and say what identified if it isn't and you know the reaction of the pilots that the fact that they would were forced to release at the begin with suggest it really is unidentified addressed it they have a spirited conversation when he was here but he created an organism Lou Elizondo who ran that program came forward and brought with him those videos I saw them 2 days after Lou Elizondo stepped on the stage with Tom and said I was in charge of the program he and Chris Mellon have been sort of the engineers of getting that story Into The New York Times that changed everything as I said the last two-and-a-half years everything is turned on its head the New York Times covers the story the result is other media covered as well for it forever and end it and that allowed people who keep the secrets that pressure meant that people in Congress started asking questions two days after the story came out I interviewed Senator Harry Reid who was the one who got the money to create that program that became a tip and he said his phone has been ringing off the hook from other members of Congress who are now suddenly interested I didn't know that was a program they're telling him how do we learn more about this it started a series of closed-door briefings on Capitol Hill that continue to this day of the pie like David fravor Werehog before Congress first in front of the staff of the Senate intelligence and then Senate armed services and then the elected members these the Senators who get briefed on it and they were impressed and they wanted more pilots to come in so it's been going on for two-and-a-half years and two weeks ago no excuse me about a month ago now the culmination of a Senator Marco Rubio is now the chairman of the Senate intelligence committee drops his bill and it's the budget for the intelligence budget for next year and includes a call provision in there we want Congress wants to have a mechanism set up or where we get regular briefings from the Pentagon on UFOs that's an astonishing change of events it's because the media pressure and then Congressional interest it made it more acceptable for everybody to pursue the subject matter it's got out of the shadows and the Pentagon is reacted in fits and starts oh sometimes as they said to the New York Times that program and it had nothing to do with UFOs I said it did then he said it did they were admitted Lou Elizondo worked on the program then they said he didn't they said that the. Which is the other program the mother program that became a tip that that had nothing to do with you UFOs what it did so they continue to sort of lie and obvious gate and muddy the waters but the fact is that there's too much momentum from media and Congress and the public to hide this anymore that which is the other program the mother program that became a tip that that had nothing to do with you we Are UFOs what it did so they continue to sort Ally and obvious Kate and muddy the waters but the fact is that there's too much momentum from media and Congress and the public to hide this anymore


    How Bob Lazar's Story Changed George Knapp's Thoughts on UFOs
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    Georgia I think that you're probably like one of the most important figures when it comes to journalism and UFOs and when you broke the Box bizarre story was that is at 89 when was that 1989 89 1989 I remember reading about it I remember hearing about a remember watching Clips on television and watching countless Bob Lazar interview it all came out of you I mean did you think at that time that's about UFOs before you admit Bob Lazar and how much did it change while you got to know him and hear his story changed quite a bit I have not really given it much thought at all you know it's probably the same level of curiosity as most people you go about your life you pay your bills you go to work you at your love your family and it's always out there somewhere and wonder what the deal is on the weld on it until 1987 into the studio comes a guy named John Lear and I had heard sort of a a little bit about him his family was famous as Dad developed a Learjet the 8-track tape John had run for the state senate and he had a certain amount of credibility with our news organization klas-tv because he had helped us break a really big story the story was the stealth fighter the F-117 he had told my boss Ned day managing editor about this amazing plane that was invisible to radar flying up it's gonna pie and Area 51 we had an interest in Area 51 related but Ned broke that story it went National so John Lear comes into the station one day with a stack of what turned out to be UFO documents you plop some on dad's desk and says Ned this is going to be the next biggest Story the biggest story in history at the UFO cover-up aliens are here Technologies been recovered Ned takes a look at it and says I'm not doing this story if it was true I'd already know about it this is crazy but I'm eavesdropping as I tend to do only curious person twice as he's going out I said Lear let me take a look at this material and I looked at it that way at the time I was producing and hosting this little public Affair show 30-minute interview show it would are Sunday morning at 6 nobody watches it would be interviewing a city councilman a county commissioner what the heck I'll put leader on there and I let him go and he told me this big scenario about secret treaties with aliens and Recovery technology in a giant cover up some of the information sound outrageous some of it seemed like it would be worth checking out suddenly the phone starts ringing off the hook I'm getting calls about people that one who was that guy what was the deal on that UFO stuff is it real I had him out again 6 months later at the response was bigger Adam on a third time with a guy named Bill Cooper I regret that any told him and even more elaborate conspiracy he's the Behold The Pale Horse Fascination and bases on the moon aliens are there right now where he had seen these documents when he was in the Navy and he's going to tell the world about it then he's going to go away well every time he told the story the documents got bigger and bigger and anybody who criticized Bill Cooper became part of the secret government including me so we do this third show with Lear any hints that he knows a guy who might be Bearden give me the name of that time couple months later I am anchoring the five news on KLA us and we have a nightly or evening interview segment 5 minutes segment live interview Our Guest doesn't show up and we're scrambling to find somebody to fill that hole and I thought about Lear so I called him up not knowing what have been going on and lazars life or lear's life and I said hey what are you doing interview just turned out that Bob through the wringer the lot of stuff going on in his life he felt threatened and he said yes we had a blackout his face we do this interview and he spills the basics of the story I worked out there at a place called S4 I saw a 9 flying saucers and an underground base this is technology that came from somewhere else I'm in fear for my life holy cow the phone's not ringing off the hook my news director comes to public we arranged to go meet Bob Lazar my news director Bob stolo a night that following weekend and putting through Paces where we would ask him questions about his background and how he got the job we spend a couple hours with him when we walked out of that meeting taken holyshit what if this is true you know this is really risky for us as journalist it risky for our personal reputations if it blows up in our faces we do the story and it would really damage the reputation of our news organization which is classes at Jewel it's always been a leader and in Las Vegas one of the best TV news operations in the country we're putting a lot on the line while we decide let's take our time let's look into this guy story and in an order to understand Lazar would have to look at the bigger picture of UFOs so I started a Cram Course on ufology and I read everything and I spent eight months like cramming for a final exam that never happened I read everything I interviewed people that same year mufon had its is an International Symposium in Las Vegas and I'd they're all the world's UFO people came right to me I got to interview them traveled around went to Los Alamos Lazar talk us into the lab we took cameras in there he walked us around waving to people we didn't even have to stop for security took us into the the lab like it was a rabbit going through its own Borough he knew it would like to his way around we were allowed to take a camera in there we put those stories together put them on the air in the and man it just went through the roof every night of these 9 - 9 part series people got the audience got bigger phones are ringing off the hook people calling giving us information something it's on something called perinet which was sort of a precursor to the internet and it was huge and and it changed my life for sure I had no idea that there were so many people out there interested in the topic and I was hooked and I really got hooked on those are not only because his story personally you know I was interested in him we became friends I saw what happened to him after that live interview and MD 7 and 1/2 months before we went and revealed his identity people really mess with them I mean they were you cannot convey what it was like how weird it was then breaking into his house leaving the windows open messing with things in his in his home breaking into his car leaving the doors and windows down just messing with his head and you think that was the government was doing why do I think so and then so I had put out a call to people I want other people to come forward I've been asked for his identity was revealed I am actively seeking information from the public if you ever worked at Area 51 or S4 you know anything about this you're at Nellis Air Force Base reach out to me so I started getting calls and six people right in a row who would talk to me on the phone and offered to give me the information or visited right after the call one of them was a guy who did returns for people at Nellis Air Force Base needed got to know these guys really well and got information about crashes there was a guy who was a golf pro at Nellis who had gone on our road road trips with officers and told him about what this weird stuff out of Area 51 that seem to be from somewhere else he gets visited and there was a lady who worked in the court system a cop told me about her and I talked to her on the phone and she had worked at the court system but before she'd work for a company called homes Ann Arbor which is a defense contractor and she said she sat in as a stenographer in these meetings and heard these conversations between the government contractors and Air Force officials about crashed saucers and they went after the meeting that took take the tape out of the typewriter in and destroy it and take all the notes and she agreed to tell me the story it was just a tiny piece of the store at the next day she's visited by these two guys in they tell her look you are still subject to your security clearance I hope you know that and then they said we know you travel to La to see your daughter and we know she comes here it's a big desert out there would be terrible if something happened to either one of you this lady is scared shittless she didn't make that stuff up so six people who would offer to give me information on the phone one right after another good visited and it it made me mad it also made me mad that dealing with your trying to fill in pieces of Bob Lazar his life no there's some gaping holes I know it better than anybody I've had to deal with it for 31 years but I always thought if if he worked at Los Alamos in classified projects and a scientific or technical capacity then it would make sense that he could get hired into a program like S4 as somebody who thinks outside the box despite personal shortcomings or whatever they might bring somebody like him in to help him crack a problem that they hadn't been able to resolve themselves so I focused I knew he had been there I talk to people who remember them for being there but the lab kept telling me no no record of him he's never here and then I can show them will look I've got the Los Alamos newspaper It's a Small Town paper there it is on the front page of a front page story Bob Lazar physicist Mason facility Los Alamos lab it's a story about his jet car don't still have no record of him and then I found his name in the phone book from the Arrow when he was there he's in the lab phone book you've been hired by kirchmayr which is a company that set a Headhunter that fills positions at Los Alamos and places like that so great I'll reach out to kirchmeier they said yeah we hired employment records that would show where he went to school whatever information you guys had yes couple weeks ago by nothing more weeks again I start writing a two and a half years and finally by the end of it any records that pissed me off it made me mad and I think that that is really what got me hooked in the story is that I was being jacked around by government and National facilities like that we should explain the Los Alamos thing cuz the Los Alamos thing coincided with him doing work at MIT right that's how he's explained it to me and explain it to me I don't think I'm at Liberty to say what the project was because the project the way he was describing it is essentially internationally illegal like what they were working on and that's one of the reasons why he was saying he explained what the project was sounded very feasible also very evil and then it was it was basically a weapon and then he said that this was the reason why there was no actual record of him studying at MIT it wasn't important he got a degree it was important that he understand that the technical vacations of what they were attempting to accomplish that's my understanding as well and you know it's always been the most problematic part of his background and it's where a lot of people in the Bob Lazar story that's where they stop when you listen to him talk and when he describes thing it's very clear. MIT or Caltech and get a degree you got to take classes in something other than science you. I could not imagine Bob Lazar taking an English Lit class to save his life but he is a brilliant guy he got it I'll give you an example in April Cobra thing is is Raging my wife and I are as staying at home we're getting packages delivered for food and things of that sort I'm a little worried they didn't know about the contact with you can get it off a cardboard boxes or whatever and I mentioned a bob in a phone conversation I'm thinking about buying one UV screener systems because wait a second don't buy one I think I've got the parts that I can make you one of my garage and a week later it arrives this thing he's got it in his garage handmade this big Scanner with these UV things that don't work they just whipped it up in his garage I'll remind you you got that the scanner I got a laser cutting your laser gun it is super powerful handheld toys it looks like a handheld toys that it's actually Roy but he put a diode in there and it's super powerful I can light s*** on fire but my taste budget so I got the laser gun you also got the flamethrower undeniable concrete things when it comes to science when it comes to elements when it comes to propulsion systems he clearly knows what he's talking about and the really confusing thing for people that our detractors is he really hasn't changed the story in 31 years really is the same story and that's really hard to do comes to elements when it comes to propulsion systems he clearly knows what he's talking about and the really confusing thing for people that our detractors is he really hasn't changed the story in 31 years really is the same story and that's really hard to do


    Was Area 51 Home to a Live Extraterrestrial?
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    is the ultimate who knows question but God damn I wish more people from S4 would come forth if Bob really did work with all those people and they really were breathe the same way he was if we could get more of those people to talk that would be utterly fascinating well at your show has a big reach so maybe this time somebody old it here could not be verified in the back I think they were lying to me and probably the people down all the times of the guys f****** Center on UFO Stageline b******* I mean you know he hasn't even he was hoping one of them however I have had people that work at Area 51 confirm Parts above Story one in particular saw him coming off the jet where he says he saw him coming off the Janet like I said will you go on record with me that you met Bob there on the tarmac why everything we did there was confidential we couldn't even tell our wives why would I go on record with you and if you did go on record he probably get harassed or arrested or he can't even tell you what he ate for lunch out there you know that so and one of the guys I was really excited to talk with just recently passed away he actually started the bar there was a tear if it was everybody told the bartender stuff he started as a flower fun because no one would send flowers when people died out there but my point is people have come forward to George to me a lot of people are lying but it adds up over time and I got more than two dozen people who have come to me with bits and pieces of the story who would worked out at Area 51 that I can firmware out their security people who had seen a disc under a tarp in a in a hanger different people that work there at different times 50 60 70s and 80s who had little piece the story not to confirm Bob and then there was one that I pursued I don't know if you want to keep going on this but I pursued this guy I was trying to find in the early nineties people who were in a position to know about what goes on out there and I found one and he had been active in the nuclear weapons program he'd work for eg&g he had the EG had the contract to manage area 51 from the beginning all the way through the first 30 or 40 Years of it and so I started basically stalking the guy Suns was a state senator and he had told me he confided me that you got to ask my dad about UFOs and aliens and another son have been FBI agent so I stuck the guy introduce myself there were a couple of it if public events where I would just show up and he finally got confident enough in me to invite me to his home and he start gets out the scrapbooks and he showed me these stories and clippings and photos from the nuclear weapons program and I'm watching the taking notes and stuff and suddenly he does The Bunny Goes you're not here to talk about this nuclear weapons are you I said no not really in his wife walks in and she says oh you're not going to tell him that stuff for you and then he started telling me that nobody course of 2 years I would meet with him have a cup of coffee somewhere I couldn't take notes I couldn't record anything but he told me the story now this guy actually is someone that you've had reference to on your show my Brandy Jacob Cinder book of everything yeah well it's the same guy but the story they told me was different he told her he said that they eventually told me that they had a live alien out there that I could not go public with us until after he died that they that they had crafts that it was in a special spot originally was at Indian Springs which is now Creech Air Force Base and then it was moved Area 51 when 51 became active and that it was a very small group that try to analyze this stuff they didn't know where it was from they didn't know how we obtained it he said this thing was alive and they eventually were able to communicate with us and told me that he was going to make a video tape and it was going to make it available so that after he died I could have it well suddenly two or three years later it totally changes his story but it happened was there was a congressional investigator his name was Richard D'Amato and he work for Senator Robert Byrd and he oversaw black budget projects and he got onto this UFO story from Whitley strieber and so he was assigned find out what the deal is so he went around the country talk to different researchers and came to me and wanted to know about Area 51 and lows are so I told him the story and I told him about this guy and he got permission for this guy to violate his security oats and talk to him about it and they had multiple conversations and they went to the founders of egg2 company in and it became a dead-end but after that Congressional inquiry this guy completely changed his tune so he made up the story which is the one that you heard from Andy Jacobson what crashed at Roswell was a Russian technology Nazi technology flown by the Russians containing a little concentration camp victims who'd been experimented on by dr. Mengele completely ridiculous you know story but I think he got scared he was a real guy in a real position to know and had shared with his family some of this information I think the story that he told me was legit but if they eat tape which I think you did I didn't get it how much time has been wasted talking about b******* in this subject centuries pay more doubt there with live aliens and I'm getting letters from his supposedly written by his neighbor's hey you got to check this guy out doctor I'll just say x he was taken away by armed security in the middle of the night I think he has something to do with aliens and from out of the blue then suddenly I am at a planetarium event and I'm going to speak about UFOs some event at this community college and the guy shows up in a men's room hey my name is dr. Axe standing there at the urinal you're not do story about me are you so know who are you what this was a concerted effort to get me to believe that he had worked out there and went on for a couple years and of course it was complete b******* when I finally did dig into his background like I was able to document where he at work and what you been doing through most of his life and it was just like a fantasy role-playing thing at least I hope it was was a concerted effort to get me to believe that he'd worked out there and went on for a couple years and of course it was complete b******* when I finally did dig into his background like I was able to document where he at work and what you been doing through most of his life and it was just like a fantasy role-playing thing at least I hope it was


    Are Humans the Product of Alien Experimentation?
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    one thing that Bob talked about from some of the the documents that he had been given when he was working it asked for was that they had actually taken apart in engineering human beings and dad is to me like if you if you wanted to sell what's what's the things going to get people to roll their eyes the most will you would say a while that the aliens came down here and they they they they got a hold of the lower hominids and they accelerate illusionary process new created human beings people a lot of people go get the f*** out of here that's crazy but if you look at people one of the weird things about people's how much we very we're so different like not like any other animal like other than dogs and dogs are the way they are because we f*** with them cuz we manipulated my we are the dogs of the rest of the world you know I'm if you really think about it we're so different than every other primate this. Days Inn close to us and I know there were some other human species you know was the how do you say it's a denovi ins right there's neanderthals homofloriensis which is those little hobbit people did a bunch of other humanoids but nothing that came close to what we are and if you look at Ancient Ancient primates and us the leap between them and us is so quick W the human brain size over a. Of 2 million years is just Bonkers like they don't know why they don't know what happened I have no idea but if that really is what happen if they said listen they're going to get there but we can help like which it was his jump in cuz he stinks like like chimps are still Champs right there still murdering each other they're still tearing monkeys apart and eating them alive they're still doing the same things they've been doing for thousands and thousands of years whereas we're living in Condominiums and watching cable you know it's like whatever has happened to humans has happened so that the advancement is so unique it's so different than any other animal if we really have been visited since the beginning of time since history of all those biblical stories and all the stories from the Bhagavad Gita and all these ancient tax that do talk about the Manas and flying crafts in the beans that come down from upon High if all that really is aliens intervening with of the biological evolution of human beings how f****** weird or we stupid science experiment well you know people say I want disclosure I want to know we're ready we can handle it are you sure I mean I mean are you sure you can hand because we don't know exactly what it is that can be disclosed but what if it turns out that we're an Agricultural Product you know that we are being harvested for something or we're being allowed to to breed and kind of science experiment let's see where this goes and then when it's time to end the experiment I mean I'm not sure people can handle look at how they've handled if you would think about if aliens coming down and interfering with weapon systems and interfering with nuclear launch codes and things one of those lines if you think about the uptick in alien sightings and activity post Hiroshima and Nagasaki that would kind of make sense like all right these f****** dick heads they've gotten to a point where they can do some really crazy shed and they literally might ruin this whole thing they figured out how to light the match if you take this primate this animal and you embed it with the Superior or at least more evolutionary Advanced genetics then you manipulate it to a point where you make it weaker but smarter far more Curious and obsessed with Innovation you just leave it there it's just a matter of time like how much is that time is it a thousand years is a 10,000 years overtime they're going to figure out some crazy s*** cuz they're just going to keep working together like they do and then boom bombs go off in like crazy Fox figured out how to split the atom we going to get down there and and keep a closer eye on these people I'm open to that possibility of that being the case I mean it's crazy weighted with let's throw us were aliens let's throw us a cellphone into a chimpanzee cage here how about it see how you do for a while I don't know if it will ever going to figure this stuff out of more than that it would be like let's let's take a chimpanzee and manipulate its brain and leave them with a bunch of tools and I'll give it give it some things and see what it comes up with and then come back and try again I mean maybe Neanderthal was like well you know they're not going to get any further past this like this this project scrap it start with something new I don't think that's not look we do weird s*** to animals I mean we study them all you know I was just talking to a friend of mine about zoos about how bummed out I was when I went to this wolf sanctuary cuz that's what it's like how it's amazing to get to see these wolves they've rescued I got there I saw a bunch of castrated wolves they were living in prison I didn't think it was cool at all a freak me out I got really depressed I think what you look at what we're will do chimps mean I remember going to forget maybe was Denver I forget where it was the zoo but there was a zoo where there was this monkey that was in a cage that was screaming just scream like he was going crazy with a small cage and people are walking around he's just like he's probably going mad this is not how a monkey supposed to live there supposed to be in the jungle in the wild you know harvesting food and living with other monkeys not supposed to be in a cage where these other weird primates walk by and stare at it it just overwhelms all of its defense systems and Survival Systems we're willing to do that two things that we know at least slightly intelligent like what what would be willing to do weirder more advanced experiments to primates the Creator and hat how do you tell a population if you do study UFOs if the government you find out okay s*** there are Grafton they're probably studying us like how do you f****** tell people that like how are people going to react and the way that it's so compartmentalised that's been the best proof to me as well if I talk to somebody who's worked on a project and they're like all I saw was a supercapacitor in 1974 and I know this was not something we made he was told nothing else he just saw a technology that was more efficient than anything he had ever seen so the idea that people are funneling listen station whoever is fun and protecting this information as we see how ossip and a tip didn't get special access permission that's a special type of program they knew about Crash retrieval programs so they said we want to compare notes and information with other UFO project they were denied access do other goodies and they said no other retrieval programs material program stuff that Bob is talked about to just the fact that it's it's so hidden even within its own mechanism that they won't allow this scientific team to work on this project it tells me as Robbie says something's up I mean something's up and they said no other retrieval programs material program stuff that Bob is talked about to just the fact that it's it's so hidden even within its own mechanism that they won't allow this scientific team to work on this project it tells me as Robbie says something's up I mean something's up


    George Knapp Presents Joe Rogan With Government Documents on Alien Life
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    this is the other paper I want to tell you about it it does mention aliens so it's a it's it is a recalculation out of trouble for having been released the calculations and again I can't read it as reference document an introduction to this to statistical Drake Equation so this is something that they they created for the defense department so they could get an understanding what the Baseline of our information is about all those different topics I told you about it then this one is How likely is it that we have Galactic neighbors and how close might they be the key question how far are they it comes to an answer and it's like 30 pages into that but you're the first person outside the program Bob on and feta favorite people are talking about this in the Zeitgeist I have had more people serious people come forward to me in the last year of my life than ever before and it includes soccer moms and two people that I want use the documentary documentary you know and I found out that I kept my word to favor and didn't tell his story New York Times told it I kept all that you know people started to trust me with hey we can keep how should he needs two people have come forward to me and drove since the Lazar movie and of course it's like soccer moms and people that just say I don't want to be known I just want somebody to hear this because my husband would think I'm crazy me to tell you what happened me and I'm out of you like and what are they telling you I mean Joe it's everything you can imagine from seeing crafts that are right there right in front of them to adoption stories but I don't get into cuz it's too crazy for me but the reporting encounters UFO stuff that's why they call me they don't call me for other stuff right but also very serious people people that have worked or do work within our military and say I had an encounter there was an incursion I know George. With this for 30 years so it's just it's just new for me that the the amount of people coming forward to me and telling me their stories and giving me documents and stuff like that I got to be careful cuz a lot of it's got to be bulshit a good handful how are a lot of it is you know it's like bait the real estate tax credit or a little bit of interest in others and the general topic this paper says with a 75% probability the nearest extraterrestrial civilization is located in between 1361 and 3979 light years from us so there you go in the solar systems in the universe but they ain't coming here but then you look at what Bob said and how gravity wave application would and then you look at the testimony of like Commander favor and how those craft move you see how the gimbal moves and then you start thinking well distance doesn't matter anymore that's just icing physicist we're right we'll hold on physics has changed as our understanding has changed so now we're looking at a propulsion system with distance doesn't matter man that brings us all f****** closer together if any of this is true if any of this is true this you mean there was a lot of naysayers back in the day that were quote-unquote UFO expert said had more traditional ideas of how they travel to look Stanton Friedman he had his hot potato theory that they just did it in short bursts like very fast travel in short bursts you could tolerate but if they had any he didn't believe in bibles are too but I always felt like there was some weirdness there like UFO guys Andre you are so used to people being full of s*** that everyone but them full of s*** and that's what I felt like with Stanton when Stanton would discredit Bob's education pass and all these different things I be like yeah but I don't know I don't think you know him I don't think you talk to him I don't think you get in the empty out empty out all your predisposed Notions of who the guy is and look at it what if he's telling the truth like what I be telling the truth is that place actually exists area S4 Yes does he have some weird knowledge of it yes did he really work at Los Alamos lab yes do people who work there remember him yes does he know how to navigate the building From the Inside Yes was there a f****** article in the newspaper where he built a f****** jet car and it said he was a physicist at Los Alamos lab yes these things are alive alive because he was a really smart guy again these UFO experts all believe that everyone else is full of s*** I had a 20-year dialogue with Stan Friedman and I respect the hell out of him because he really plotted away and really plow the ground on the topic in general try to make it respectable but he had a blind spot about Bob we had multiple face-to-face conversations and exchanged letters over the years did you ever say what if he was telling the truth what is the stopping point for him and you bring up like I'm sure Bob told you the same story told me about working at Los Alamos lab in his education at MIT. Tell him that story but it would not have mattered because Stan didn't hear any of that stuff all the things about how does he go out and know it's going to fly on Wednesday but it would not have mattered because Stan didn't hear any of that stuff all all the things about how does he go out and know it's going to fly on Wednesday night and take friends out there three weeks in a row and then record it on video doesn't want to hear that why not didn't hear it


    Is the US Government Reverse Engineering UFOs?
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    I find more interesting as what's happening now with the the government study that started here at Skinwalker Ranch also the one that was in the New York Times and and where the information is going now that these are new times things are starting to drop to the public and what what is starting to drop well they so the skinwalker story lack of physical evidence so there may be attention of the defense intelligence agency he looks around he has an experience he's not there 15 or 20 minutes in something appears inside a house that only he can see he doesn't say anything about it goes back to Washington meet with Harry Reid in a skiff in the capital and two other US senators he presents them as the proposal for a study of UFOs and related phenomena not just like a tip looking at flying saucers that encounter US military but something more expensive they put out a contract Bigelow bids on it organization called bass again puts together a team of Experts of 50 or 60 employees and they start spending it they go around the world they interact with other governments they get their files they send out teams to hotspots to try to figure it out looking at whether there are connections between what we call flying saucers possible aliens and all these other different phenomena the program goes on for a couple of years and some of the Yanks the Yanks the funding and get this the reason that the I suddenly became worried about all this weirdness that was been reported at the skinwalker elsewhere it's cuz they thought it was demonic and they thought if this comes out that we're studying this weird phenomena hey it's going to end up on the front page of the New York Times which it did and B we might be invoking Satan in here these were fundamentalist Christians in the Pentagon who pulled the money because they thought it was the devil I'm not making that up and the program it hasn't stopped US military has been studying UFOs since the beginning in every branch of our military they continue to do so and now every time they get caught in a lie so it is continuing to tell him about it is continuing so but the a tip program and creates this fewer it got funding and it now has a structured organization and it is looking into cases where the US military sees these things and off the coast of The Virginian they've been seeing this stuff I think braver talked about it when he was here these beach balls with the cubes inside of them and they were sitting there for hours off the coast right where are war planes would go out for training exercises as if they wanted to be seen and it went on they were 70 or 80 or Witnesses during 20 2016 Pilots some of them were willing to talk about it some more it continues to this day now the program has on more solid footing now Congress has been informed and they want to expand it and get more information we are told the New York Times is working on another follow-up story to look into reports of what Lazar said crash retrievals reverse-engineering the existence of these metamaterials bits and pieces that grandpa had stashed in a barn somewhere whether it's Roswell or other alleged they're taking it seriously to figure out if there's something about these materials that we could not have have created the bass program that you've also program created a baseline of what we know about the state of our technology right now in different disciplines lift and and propulsion things of that sort they commissioned 38 papers that would be the Baseline for what the state of human knowledge was in 2009 and and those papers were I were published on a an internal Department of Defense website but they never been made public six of them have no leak out and I brought along two more for you if that have not been made public of UFOs queso they commissioned these papers only a handful have been released to the public George happens to have that you're the first person outside the program this is a defense intelligence reference document this paper is on metamaterial so how you can engineer existing earth materials where you could duplicate what you're seeing up there none of these papers are two of them actually mention aliens or UFOs they're strictly on what the state of our knowledge is or was as of 2009 and they reference aliens and UFOs and how do they reference while there's one of the papers that looks at effects of people that come into contact with these unknown craft and it's sort of like the effects of radiation or microwaves there are physical effects hundreds of cases that have been investigated and that's what that paper looks at and that's already out there that is done to the body what they called close proximity to a UAP which is a UFO there are known effects to the human body that are horrible and there was a study that focused on the witnesses they do know how close encounters like military people and how it negatively impact their bodies of each of these reports as he obtains them are as people find them they're very Illuminating to what our government know there was one that looked at how you would track a Hypersonic vehicle traveling through space how difficult would it be now it doesn't say UFOs but it's looking at things that really travel fast that are coming in from space and Rapid fear how would you track that no one that paper was written in 2009 we didn't have Hypersonic weapons now the Russians claimed now it's a great time because we're in a rush to develop those things so that was one of the papers that I made public last year and I interviewed the engineering Professor who wrote it he wasn't writing about UFOs he was writing about the state of knowledge about Hypersonic weapon systems back then it's a similar thing for metamaterials that's what this this paper is how would you engineer material so you could travel through space that would have say you shoot it with the microwaves and it could develop certain special property so just did put in text maybe because you know here's the deal our government has now admitted There Are UFOs. That's the world we're living in there unidentified objects or crafts that seemed to outpace outmaneuver actively Jama radar systems even go over our military installations High sensitivity their incursions all of this is now said it's a different world we're living in however the next thing that people are talking about now is well we also have materials Madden materials materials associated with UFO craft they might even go as far as to say we have whole materials crafts from somewhere else so when they're saying we have materials Associated from crafts are they saying that they have a crash yes who was a physicist who worked with Bigelow on both needs and bass made a presentation in Las Vegas in June of 2018 where he says yeah we got these materials we're trying to figure out where they came from and how they were engineered because some of them appear to be multi-layered that are beyond what is known engineering capabilities of humans it looks like they would have had to been made in say zero gravity of space and we don't have any manufacturing plants up there he implied that they came from crashes doesn't mean it's a UFO from Zeta reticuli it's crashed from somewhere and we don't know whose it is so they're trying to figure out whether we can duplicate it or not and I got a bunch of samples have you seen any of his know I haven't seen Bigelow and I've seen what people claim so the Army now has these metamaterials that were famously put in through the Ashley the coast to coast show at Mccall Arts part I told his last time I did I was able to obtain them briefly and have five scientists from New Mexico that I knew material scientist physicist interrogate as they say the samples for numerous days I don't believe that I had access to the best appointment we didn't find anything extraordinary other people have to write out the Army how do you say didn't find anything extraordinary did you find anything ordinary know they were the materials here and worked on with my team and I filmed it all but right now because of ttsa they've made a deal with the Army and I think the Army has these parts but I feel like we're missing that the big note here at the Big Mo a few years ago UFOs are still laughable military doesn't look after that turns out we have programs that do I'm suspecting and maybe you can talk more about it that the next piece of information is that there are reverse engineering programs which will then make everybody have to look at Lazar story a little bit differently once again if we admit that we are trying to reverse-engineer either materials or actual craft from somewhere else in Telugu designed metals or craft and somewhere else if there are crash retrieval programs for vehicles with we don't know where they're from that's going to make me look at Bob story even even more differently if they discuss some retrieve craft right been asking people about this stuff but I mean to get that into print to get a pastor editors it's a hard deal from the bottom of a wedge shape crafts in the late 1940s made of 26 alternating layers 124 microns darkbeast Muse said I say that is my business and 100 to 200 microns of silver magnesium zinc alloy each of the six pieces receive from the US Army stores were formed with a curvature that tapered so basically they're saying there's no process that we know of that would create this alloy layered in that type of layer system actually have a piece out about this archive the interrogator right now and his studies do show isotopic ratios that are not from this Earth so he's confident with his research my big Point UFO crashes or a runoff has anybody independently analyze those things yeah you got to hold whole teams of people will how come this isn't public knowledge why you listen to New York Times we got to get you got to get to talk with jacqua do you have them as guess I'm not good to talk with how old is Jack now getting up there cuz as soon as hell yeah national security reasons to be looking at who these who's flying these craft things are still being seen over our military installations at Pentagon wants to know who's lying and that's a perfectly legitimate inquiry regardless a little green men no one wants to say they're at the Pentagon that we're investigating UFOs and aliens they're just investigating where do these things come from are they a threat can we duplicate that technology if the Russians of the Chinese get the stuff before we we do if they can do what the ticket we duplicate that technology if the Russians of the Chinese get the stuff before we we do if they can do what the Tic Tac did it's a game-changer so they want to know how whose it is and how we can duplicate it in that is a perfectly legitimate inquiry whether there are aliens or not


    Should Children Experiencing Gender Dysphoria Get Hormone Blockers?
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    your exams have you gone back and forth on this if you have like opinions that you abandoned I'll tell you one the one that that I think I really struggled with her and that surprised me big-time was people always try to get me to say it's child abuse to put your kid in puberty blockers and whatnot is child abuse the parents are committing child abuse and I don't say that and I don't say that for a reason cuz I'm interview the parents and once you interview parents of kids that you know transition their kids you start talking them and you realize that they thought they were doing what was right for their kid they were really scared they didn't know like they're very concerned I mean they're worried and they've been encouraged by mental health mental health professionals who should have been looking out for the child that if you don't do this your child could kill him kill herself or himself and that's terrifying and sometimes I'll bring up the about them you know just just check do you know what what about the long-term you know maybe foreclosing orgasm like your if your kid goes through all this and goes on that you know me know that to testosterone and then go see no gets the surgery is you because they never went through normal puberty they may never experience orgasm what about that and I'll never have heard of that or we're putting so many capacities at risk way address the negative aspects of transitioning and one of the one of the things about hormone blockers it drove me mad was they were trying to say that you could put a child on hormone blockers that the child change their mind there would be no problem whatsoever with a perverse that hey let me relieve you of any of the stress about this because we know that it will be no problem at all you could transition right back but I can't that's not true you do to affect your development contagion as you put it or of your kid is actually trans like how do you know and how would anyone know the person that's transitioning themselves how would they know right so that have evolved persistent consistent insistent severe discomfort in a two-year-old and four-year-old doesn't keep his feelings to himself if he hates being a boy insists that he's really a girl is punching his in o p Ness and whatever people vary widely in the way they they deal with things that bother them right so I think that the DSM is a list of generalizations about different mental health disorders and different reflections don't sit in my experience and now it's almost everything I mean they're really oh but I hate this whatever they you know it's not the kind of thing a parent won't know what do you thread book kids should be on hormone blockers I don't I have never look I'm a journalist so I explored I talk to everybody and I explore every side of every issue and I I think that hormone blockers are really significant interventions that can be dangerous we don't fully have a handle in the long-term effects but am I someone who believes they should be totally banned you know I have never said that I've never taken a position because a lot of psychologists that I really respect haven't said that a lot of doctors that I roast fact haven't said that there's no one they could help could you imagine that those doctors and psychologists would be in fear of expressing that they don't think it's a good idea the same way you were discussing the therapist will really talk to you about the problems of them expressing themselves honestly right this is how I say there's one kid who can be helped by puberty blockers and tell a lot of these issues a lot of people until you know psychologist I respect people who've been very open on a lot of this stuff until they tell me there's no children who could ever be helped by puberty blockers I'm not someone who will come out in favor of a band of banding could be beneficial that could benefit from puberty blockers versus one who you really should just let become an adult and go through all the various changes that children go through is probably in many cases a totally safe bet another words you don't have to go in there and immediately means part of what's crazy about our immediately part of what's crazy about our age as we think the moment you're in our kids are in distress we need to medicate them they can never be upset right we are in a pushing this accommodation of every discomfort and every right everything our kids say


    The Dangers of Giving Hormones to Kids with Gender Dysphoria
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    now they're telling their watching these you through these influencers which is another thing you know you have these trans influencers and they promised these girls that if they just go Auntie everything will get better and the problem okay a couple reasons so 1 is testosterone has certain good effects so it delivers Euphoria and it's it suppresses anxiety and anxiety is one of their biggest problems so they wanted and they feel great and I can't wait to tell their friends it makes there. Go away and it redistributes fat so now these girls feel like I just beat puberty I feel amazing I want to tell everybody how great I feel and they are brave all of a sudden they're braver and socially Boulder the problem is of course it would they don't like to talk about online with all the really dangerous stuff that comes with testosterone to like at least a hard infertility like risk of cardiovascular Italian heart attack risk of heart attack was way up there are no body hair facial hair so I think Shadow for life how does a kid know whether they are someone who's being easily influenced and someone who is giving in to this anxiety and you are a part of the way you're describing a contagion amongst your friends versus someone who genuinely trance-like someone who genuinely is born in the wrong body so we have a hundred year diagnostic we know that it is in this whole history it typically percent in early childhood ages 2 to 4 is when we see it starting and it was overwhelmingly boys little boys who say no Mommy I'm not a boy I'm a girl call me a girl only want to play with other girls only want to do you know play with girl toys and they sometimes they hate their sexual organ I mean sometimes you know it's a severe persistent and system consistent feeling and then a lot of them would grow out of it and some of them wouldn't and they would become what we used to call transsexuals now we're seeing an explosion women you know suddenly deciding their trans with their friends and they are doing it in friend groups will have a whole friend group of trans kids they are you know doing it after social media immersion consider adults never did it because of social media and it certainly never won them friends so what about women the word Tramp who wanted to be girls but what about girls who won boys that existed too and that's also typically began in early childhood and most most of these kids have left alone would outgrow it sewed it gender dysphoria is something that you know most most kids if they even if they experience the real thing will outgrow and some won't the gun so wacky but they were talking about there was a study done on men who experience gender dysphoria at a young age and then transition to become gay and just be just became gay just forget and they realize like this was just a part of their process and they're happy as a gay man and they did transition so that's very typical most of these most of these kids being trans and we are obviously especially adults why you know why is it better that we like this idea that if you just leave them alone they become gay men or would we let me know how many of them would be trans if they were encouraged that direction how many of are they happier this way or that way I did a very very human Problem by human problem I mean there's not really a good answer it's their human problems are slippery problems where it's like you're develop you like particular you're talking about young people there weird hijacking their development you're deciding okay if you made a decision to do forever alright we're going to stop your reproductive cycle introduce hormones that were never in your body and we're going to do a little bit tiny tiny mouth we're going to jack it up to the roof like f****** Hulk Hogan and you're you're you're going to be a different person now and I I hope you can make this decision at 17 that will affect the rest of your life I hope you're you're mentally capable of doing that that's how tall order right now Panda 40 times what her body would normally have okay we don't know we can talk about the rest but we don't know but is not presented to people as a highly experimental medicine which it is it's not reviewed by an Institutional review board they make it sound like it's something you can just sign a waiver for and no big deal that were like more Progressive now more open mind but because of that things have gotten a little slippery in terms of what we celebrate and what we should rationally step back and objectively analyze and say Jesus really the right way to handle this I think one of the things that happened was in 2012 W path which is the transgender Health you know organization worldwide organization change to an informed consent model saying that people should be able to get the the drugs they want or are you no claim to need on based on their own recognizance you sign a form you're aware of the rest can they get it and the problem was maybe they felt that there was too much gatekeeping as I call it or too much questioning they felt and you know that there were people who aren't getting the medical care they they needed the problem has you had 18 and the age of medical consent varies by state in Oregon is 15 it varies and you hit that age you can get it you walk out the Oregon it's 15 crazy and you don't need her parents approval we were talking before we got on the air about children like really young children transitioning you were saying that most people who transition know when they're very young that is a real that's a hot-button topic for people children and Horn blockers and children but I keep going to is if you are a woman and you you know you're a woman why do you need to get these hormones injected into your body but why can't you just be a woman I'll call you a woman like what are we doing with all these hormones like why are we complete like imagine you're a person who says I need to transition to be a woman and I know that I need a chemical that have add my body before and if I get that chemical injected then I'm going to be happy you know whatever an opioid but just relax let's see what your you know I mean that's effectively with you know what to sell say the opioid crisis doctors just handing over the prescription and we're seeing that right now with anybody who claims to have gender dysphoria they get it they say self-diagnose they say no no no I know it's my problem they don't have a mental health professional who says oh wait a second hold on you have a very high anxiety depression you have a lot of other mental health stuff going on let's deal with that first any therapists who dares to say that might violate one of the 19 conversion therapy laws we now have 19 different states turn on gender identity which means that therapist could lose our license if they say hold on I know you want to transition I know you think your promise gender dysphoria let's talk about some of your other problems if your fifteen-year-old can you come to therapist new say all my friends are going trans and I think I'm trans to the doctor has to essentially go with you on this little path you're on the doctors feel that they have to I mean the American the number of associate American Medical Association can you name an American Pediatric Society you know all these medical professional organizations most of them have adopted affirmative care which means their job is to affirm the patient self-diagnosis with regard to this one issue I mean they're there you know it's turning doctors into I don't like coaches right I mean they're how much time we've been doing this for the time. When this really started to escalate the last decade iuk you know Scandinavia we're seeing numbers across the West all of a sudden it's teenage girls it's the very same girls who spread every other you know contemporary hysteria or every other hysteria I wouldn't be surprised I mean these. These girls are getting these things so easily in their 15 or 16 or 17 or 18 I conducted almost 200 interviews so how many teenage girls or specifically I actually don't know I interviewed a lot a lot of people and and a bunch of adolescent girls as well and I have been through more than 20 yeah more than 10 but I don't know why I have to have a like spreadsheets for this fence and iron Reed adolescent girls and some of these girls have you no kids stayed with their transition and claimed to be happy maybe they are some of them but the problem is if you ask if you find out objective things about their lives right are you still in school or did you drop out or did you cut off your family or did you not do you have friends what's your social life like what your job do you have a regular job very often the picture is is a dark one it's not a good one it's not just a case of a lot of people in general though I mean especially people that have the kind of problems they have to begin with and they make this gigantic decision the question is did this decision of transitioning help or hurt and where would they be if they didn't you were talking about them before saying they were already in the dark place they're already awkward teenagers the kind of girls who cut themselves kind of girls were prone to anorexia and Witchcraft this is your your dealing with someone who doesn't have a Rosy future or right but I think we used to call that thanks teenage angst mean they got past it the problem is you're right not everyone but now they're getting their getting prescriptions they're changing the whole course of their lives so easily with no medical oversight okay point of 1% of the population so 1 and 10,000 people so probably no one un ties go with but today we already know that 2% of high school students are identifying as transgender and 2% of high school students you're talking about 1.1 million teenage you know High School Kids In America 2% we see that in 2016 between 2016 and 2017 the number of gender surgeries for biological females quadrupled so we know they are the biggest and fastest growing population wow that's a stunning number to percent you go from 1% of the whole population population to to high schoolers and the vast majority of them are teenage girls 80% what is the number I don't know we have to look at every indication that we know of that and I can give you a bunch of other statistics one of the reasons it's hard to know exactly how many aside from the fact that we don't have a centralized control this is because you don't need an actual diagnosis of gender dysphoria to get testosterone so you just go in and get it you don't need the diagnosis in England where you where you have a centralized Medical Care and they're you do need a diagnosis they know that the numbers for adolescent girls are up over 4000% holyshit so you know all the stuff before you wrote the book this is all the numbers that came out in the course of writing it yeah you run the risk of pissing people off and offending people and staying out you know you're going into an area where it's unless you are 100% in support of their decision and their rights and you you you celebrate them you're going to get into real trouble just don't think this is right for my daughter I can't even talk to my friends about it I'll get fired from my job if anybody finds this out but my daughter is not she's got a lot of problems with gender dysphoria is not one of them like I don't think this is right and I don't think it's going to cure her you know how much time do you have to even convince your daughter your daughters with her wacky friends 8 hours a day you know how much time do you have to even convince your daughter your daughter is it with her wacky friends 8 hours a day Jimmy Wright for a year they don't even tell you


    Why Abigail Shrier Took on the Transgender Craze Amongst Teenage Girls
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    irreversible damage the transgender craze seducing our daughters boy that's a hot-button subject right that is a this is a Minefield it shouldn't they that know people surely as adults are transgender course yes we fully support that I have friends who fall into that category your concern is about very young children to do with adults who are transgender okay many of whom are amazing people they you know went through mental health in a therapy and they decided they made the decisions they suffered with discomfort in their bodies from the time they were young and as adults they made a decision to transition we support them has nothing to do with my book what what what was the motivation to write this book and if it's about teenagers why is there a very young girl on the cover call infertility yeah that's what that's what happened I mean originally I thought I was going to void a reader wrote to me I write most often for the Wall Street Journal a reader wrote to me and she said listen I try to get every mainstream journalists to pick this up no one will touch it but my daughter got caught up in this all of a sudden she went off to college all the sudden it with her friend she had a lot of mental health issues anxiety depression and all of a sudden with her group of friends they all decided they're trans and she went on hormones and this is parents all across the country teenage girls all of a sudden decided with her friends there trans wanting surgeries and hormones and getting them and at first I thought I don't need this and so I tried to get another journalist to take it out a real investigative reporter I'm not I'm a I'm an opinion Journal as usual let you know that's what I've done and I couldn't get someone to take it up for not represent transgender adults that I met at all but the activist had convinced the world that because you know they they you know object to anyone's transition being questioned we can't talk about a mental health issue facing teenage girls know I've heard there's an issue with some teenage girls who are on the Spectrum who wind up getting sort of roped into this idea that that's what's wrong with them is that the things you covering your yeah I actually don't deal with that specifically very much and the reason is that's a whole bucket of itself because a lot of it is true that a lot of girls who are high-functioning autistic and I did interview some experts in autism and that's when I realized that's a book of its own which is that a lot of girls who are high-functioning autistic you know they tend to fixate and they had they are particularly susceptible to fixating on the idea that they might be a boy when it's entry to them so yeah I know exactly what you're talking about in there they are one part of this phenomenon but they're a big part so the teenage girl part so it doesn't you're talking about teenage girls that are susceptible to influence or you talking about teenage girls that are confused like why why are there so many teenage girls that are going in this direction like what do you think is happening they would have been bulimic and they would have been there high anxiety very pretty girls but they don't really fit in they come to high school and they don't have friends they don't have a click for them and there were so smart and they're so lonely cuz they're on the internet all the time and there with Mom all the time and they don't fit in at school and this is a way to understand they're just they're at their pain that they're really feeling they're in pain but they decide their problem is that they're supposed to be a boy and the fix is testosterone so you heard of this problem you knew of told that their children were going through this and how long did it take you before you decided to commit to pen-to-paper on this maybe a month or so just hearing the reports of the parents and reading the original study there's an original study that in the book is you know jumps off from which is the Lisa Littman paper at Brown University Public Health researcher who looked into this and she found that there was all of a sudden this huge epidemic in America teenage girls deciding they were transferred there from after social media margin and and pushing for hormones and surgeries have you had a conversation about this was someone who's a trans activist that says well maybe what's really going on I mean just taking the argument of it maybe was going on is there are a lot of trans women and there would be more or there's a lot of women who would turn trans become a man there would be more but they never had had that door open to them before and then maybe there's more trans people than we think amazing amazing so the great point and I thought about it so you know I try to look I'm a journalist I like to look at ideas and both sides I didn't have like I did not have a dog in this race so let me tell you three reasons I don't think that's compelling number one when when Lisa let me look at the prevalence rate she found that it's 70 times what we would expect with in a friend group which means it's highly concentrated in groups are friends but there's two other reason so we wouldn't expect that if it were randomly distributed along the population with the two other reasons I don't think that's right number one if we're just we're boarding to normal now that there's greater Society of societal acceptance right we're just say we're just a boring reverting to a normal base rate of transgender women wear while we're all the women in their 40s and 60s coming out as trans they should be coming up now is there time moment we should see tons of women in their forties and sixties and so on coming out as transgender we're not seeing that we're seeing the same population that gets involved in cutting demonic possession witchcraft Family Man convinces themselves there's a problem and there's one there's one last reason is that suicide rates are going up but if these women who were living under a prior-year supposedly these all these transgender these real transgender people were living under a more repressive regime are now just finding themselves to see what think the suicide rate would be going down with greater acceptance with its the rate of Trance of suicide among this popular frittata my girls in general is extraordinarily high this is just one part of the Mental Health crisis there in and second of all we know that the rate that these did these kids these trans identified kids have very high rates of suicide suicidal ideation it's it's really you know an area of real concern it was on your show that I really like this light bulb went on when I re-watched it because he talked about exactly that's connected to social media and he talked about on your show the huge rates were seeing and anxiety depression old among these same girls and you know putting it together will be so that means research and the other investigation I done I think it's really pretty clear that one more manifestation of these girls were we know or involved in a lot of cutting and all kinds of self-harm this is one form of self-harm for them so there are two so it was essentially say there is young teenagers that are confused and they're looking for something that makes them feel whole or something that makes him feel normal or something to give them some sort of an escape from this angst that they suffer from and you're thinking that turning trans is one of those Pathways that they gravitate towards but it might not necessarily be a good idea yeah that's exactly right if these girls were transitioning to boys and they were living great lives and their mental health was great like it is for so many at transgender adults I would never in this book that's a great story like the transgender adults have been helped by transition but these girls are not being by transition just universally I think it's a population yeah I mean that's that's what Lisa said Lisa Littman study showed but also to my investigation you know I hear from interview a lot of parents I also interviewed transgender Youth and they you know they'll tell you their anxieties a mess or depressions a mess transitions not cheering these girls they drop out of school they cut off their families they're not living a great life it's such a strange call strange in a negative way I mean it's your dealing with hormones in human body like you're you're taking a woman and you're injecting hormones into her body and you're saying that these exogenous hormones are what's going to fix her and I never I never understand that like this is my arguing about this like how do we know how do you know that that's what's going to do it and when you are doing that what damage I'm done year old woman and they say I have always wanted to be a man and I think I'm a man I think I was born in the wrong body but when you're going through this developmental cycle from 17 18 19 20 there is a lot of chaos a lot of hormonal chaos there's a lot of confusion I don't think there's anything specifically that you could point to that could say some sort of an intervention chemically some sort of if you do step in now and start injecting his body with male hormones is going to fix all your problems but yes really popular to do that on their own diagnosis so they're just going in the self-diagnosing nobody questions that we now have informed consent means you walk into Planned Parenthood you sign a waiver you decide you have gender dysphoria you walk out that day with testosterone Sumter is Transitional therapy session with get your breasts removed with no therapist note so you could be a confused 18 year old girl and walk into a Planned Parenthood self-diagnosing with no therapy at all and they'll prescribed testosterone and you can get your breast removed absolutely sign a form get your breasts removed from a surgeon surgeons some some of them require therapist note I interviewed him in my book some who did not and you know there are both kinds that's a big decision decision that you can't really come back from what what did The Surge of you talk to surgeons and what do they think they think never used them as well they say you don't destroy the biological function like I didn't become a doctor to destroy someone's biological function for you know something that they've decided they have without even you know any oversized her but but the ones who do it say look this population is really desperate for surgery it's a civil rights issue you know if I'm you know I'm giving them what they what will seem to bring them Comfort seems to bring them Comfort the problem is if there's no like follow to see how their mental health is afterwards do surgeons basically mechanic right they just remove the tires well yeah the problem is we're not cars right it's all connected so unfortunately very often the mental health deteriorate mean I talk to you at 1 young woman Desmond who's amazing and she she decided in high school she was trans he got celebrated everywhere her teachers her therapist told her yeah you're definitely a man you're supposed to be a man affirmed her everywhere she she got on testosterone and it caused uterine cramping which can happen it's one of the many bad side effects of testosterone she had to have a hysterectomy so 21 she wakes up with a hysterectomy and she realized this whole thing of in a giant mistake her mental health and not improved it on this was a huge like mistake and patchy and gone on and all of a sudden she didn't know what to do if there was no one cheering her on anymore why do you think people get to your for this decision America we have a weakness for anything that gets clogged and civil rights and part of that is very Noble and good obviously the Civil Rights Movement was extremely important in our country and and and extremely you know valuable and valorous but but now anything that could called a civil rights issue you can't question so I interview parents and they'll tell me they're almost all politically Progressive pay most the parents have called me or politically Progressive almost 5,000 of them now and they'll tell me like I support lgbtq but I really am not sure this is right for my daughter like I don't I don't think she's really gender dysphoric she's getting worse like what is going on here and I'll say to them would you take away her binder in a binder is that compression garment they wear to flatten their breasts and they'll say to me I can't do that I mean you know I support lgbtq and whatnot and cigarettes cuz cuz the binder will deform breast issue it can cause rib cracking it can cause shortness of breath you know squash and if you're in a big breasted woman is going to squash even harder I mean it's going to really try to flatten you to give you the physique you know the appearance of a male physique with a binder


    Peter Schiff's Critiques of Socialism | Joe Rogan
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    twins more capital is the we are in Sweden than we do you do they don't even have an inheritance tax if there's no estate tax in Sweden Sweden Sweden but they decided to try it and of course it failed and so they had to start rolling it back once they saw all the damage that the welfare state in Sweden was creating so they started dialing it back and and that didn't know they've got a long way to haven't eradicated it completely by Joe Biden I mean we're going to go so far above Sweden wants to do with the income tax the corporate tax in the personal tax he wants to raise the corporate tax from 21 to 28 but then he wants to raise the dividend tax from 24 where it is now to about 40 something is I forget the exact amount but corporations are taxed twice right there tax when they earned the money and then when they distributed to the owners so you have to add up both but then he also wants to apply social security taxes to those dividends not just a Medicare taxes so he basically wants to take the corporate the effective corporate tax rate up from about 3% word is now to about 60% that's where he wants it the income of a business I mean you patiently on that business I made it your business or didn't happen more than all these corporations of the income is going to someone else and I wanted to stop you for a second but I wanted to hear that rent there's a connection that people make from Italy connect socialism to empathy socialism to kindness socialism to people that are less greedy socialism to people that are more interested in in a community this is this is coming from person like myself was no economic 86% of what I know about the economic world is from you so I'm an idiot I listen to people who are experts but when I think of the idea of community and a peck people out I think of the idea like what what's wrong with some socialist policies we have the fire department that's a socialist policy nobody wants to fire department to be only for people who have money we want the fire department to be for the community it doesn't matter if you have $0 that your house is on fire we're all going to pay for the fire department to come put it out we all have a vested interest in keeping your house from burning down and you dying in the whole Community from burning right we have these dreams hold on hold on a slow jams you're right you're 100% right but it's the idea behind it that comes from idealistic people and I'm putting myself in this category I am often naive and idealistic but also ruthless in my assessment of human character the big contradiction cuz I think there's a lot of people that really could do more than they're doing and they know they could they want to make excuses and it's part of the reason why throughout history people behind the certain people that if you had a tribe and you had to make it over this mountain and Bob is f****** lazy knees like you got to carry me bro my Bob we're both walking come on man Bob's not supposed to make it he's not supposed to make it we want them to make it but we don't want our kids to die we don't want her mom to starve we got to keep doing Bob you lazy f*** come on bro there's always been people like Bob and it's part of the problem with you so I'm a country I understand but imma give you that's what attracts people to socialist ideas it's just they're nice that they wanted what is you better choice socialist ideas are very appealing you didn't get that and that's why they're very popular with young people who don't know any better didn't have enough life experience this is understand I'm definitely not arguing with you but your argument versus people who disagree with his argument you have this but there's that there's an opportunity to make this bridge and for us to understand each other they don't understand that they actually backfire and make all the problems that they're trying to solve worse it isn't a problem with your lady department is in the part and you have a local Fire Department fire department is there to put out any fire anyhow right so everybody in the community benefits from having a fire department. They're just the one person everybody in the community we're talking about where the government takes money specifically for one person and gives it to somebody Are there specific benefit because they think they need it for whatever Problem whatever reason they need the money agreed this would be like Bob wanting money from you or lazy friend talking about I am all in favor of private charity I'm all in favor of people voluntarily helping out their fellow man and Americans will do that I mean we didn't do that we did that a lot more in the past Cleveland when he said that quote about the government not supporting the people there was a bill to appropriate $10,000 for some farmers in Texas who have been hit by a drought and Grover Cleveland veto the bill because she said look there's nothing in the Constitution that allows the government to give money to people just because Farmers got more than 10 times that amount of money inside the donations from Individual Americans who wanted to help out good money at a charitable giving that is great that is Noble yet but when you steal money from somebody else and give that money there's no nobility in that that's what you do with the money after you stealing stealing is wrong we need less taxes and more charitable donations and it's both possible and you would probably save money and we could figure out a way to distribute that money in an equitable way that you have control over so there's certainly Charities that you really feel strongly about like it cancer research axes and I was doing up I was paying about half of my money in taxes before I move to Puerto Rico and I didn't have any special tax breaks I paid about almost half my money in taxes do because half the money went to the government I had a lot less money that I could be terrible with I mean I have I had all the money I needed to take care of myself the money that was taken away from me by government was money that I would have invested to help grow the economy or maybe I could have used it the other benefit of when you allow more private sector charity private sector Charities are much more efficient because they really care about the people they're trying to help governments don't give a damn you when you have a government program that program exists the benefit the bureaucracy of the program so they squander the money and the last thing they want to do is is in poverty because then they there's no longer need for their program they want to perpetuate dependency do you go back to the the Great Society in the 1960s if you look at the declining poverty rates in the 1940s 1950s 1960s leading up to the 1960s when we had the all the Civil Rights and all this big war on poverty they should have allowed free market capitalism to keep lifting people out of poverty but the reason people are poor is because they're not earning enough money while how do people earn more money they become more productive how do you get more productive you acquire skills and you have Capital you eat your ear employer provide you with capital that makes your labor more productive and because you're more productive you can earn more money and this you out of poverty so it's free that was people out of poverty and so the smaller the government is the more capitalism we have more wealth we can create more employment opportunities we can create company just gets in the way can I put so what you're saying is there's an opportunity to be compassionate without like the demand for you being compassionate by the federal government and if people have to spend less money on the government there's opportunities for them to donate more money to charities when does the NBA better this would be a better way of managing our money and our charity in all these things yes it's much more efficient volunteering giving up when people give money voluntarily their own money they don't want it to be squandered they don't want it to be wasted at me whenever you give the Charities you always look at the chart and you want to know hate if I give you $1,000 how much of it is used in bureaucracy and how much goes to the recipient pay $0.10 to run the charity and actually $0.90 is going to go to the to the people that were trying to help actually goes to the people that need the money the rest of it is is absorbed in the bureaucracy there's no incentive to be efficient Charities have to be efficient or nobody will give them money but then the private charity wants to help people out so they no longer need the charity the government wants to keep people in poverty so they're in constant need of the charity cuz that way they can get their vote the government knows if they steal money from Peter and pay Paul that they'll always get Poulsbo and that's what they're concerned enough they want to keep people in trap and poverty so that they'll be reliable votes is it is that what they wanted to they just want to maintain the system that they have control over cuz if they just released every the public sector like a V8 or the private sector a big butt but if they everything from policing to the the water purification everything they do if they just went into instead of the government handling everything they just allowed it to the private sector what how would we manage whether or not they were doing the good of the people overall like that's what everybody's worried about whatever he's worried about his big business assuming this Monopoly big gigantic monolithic crushes everything before it and pollutes the rivers that's what we're worried about so the idea of the government stepping in for businesses to keep business from only growing and not growing with concern for the consequences of all the other people around it that's where everybody gets real suspicious right when you agree people just a tribute Sinister motives 2 businessman yet they think politicians are angels and just there to do the Lord's work I mean there's just as many greedy people who go into Politics as it going to business in fact probably more but there's a big difference see I have protection because if a greedy person goes in the private business is green can only help me write because the way of business grows and gets bigger is by selling more products and services why would I buy those products and services I have to think they're better than the products or services that some other businesses offering me and I have to Value those goods and services more than the money I'm voluntarily exchanging to get the rugged beauty of the free market is that you have all these businesses who made me Greenie competing with one another to best satisfy my desires my needs to make me happy and if they don't make me happy if they can't satisfy my disease they say they have to woo me and seduce me to get my business so I don't have to be worried about a greedy businessman who wants to make money because he can only make money by making my life better on the other hand you take a greedy person and you give them the power of government they can make my life miserable and they just do to me whatever they want so where you have to fear greed and power is when it's in government working damn you having a private sector with the help you going to say well what if there's a criminal what if somebody is stealing my money violin the wall and we need government to protect me from thieves good businessman that are honestly convincing me without father deception but are being honest and I'm buying a product doesn't help me violin the wall and we need government to protect me from thieves but businessman that are honestly convincing me without fraud or deception but are being honest and I'm buying a product order green doesn't help me


    Peter Schiff Shares Election Outlook | Joe Rogan
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    let's get into that so you you think that Biden has a very high likelihood of when we were here we are let's just too if people come upon this in the future today is the 14th 14th of July and we're few months away from the election you feel like it looks like Biden is moving into the direction of eventually winning change that direction between now and election day and I think it's going to be very challenging maybe his best opportunity is going to be the debates we'll see I don't think I'm going to have a big problem or for Trump and the first time and and so everybody who thinks there should be a woman president I actually agree right now and that's what we should have left but then you can't vote for the president and you don't have any member of Congress you don't have to send her so being in Puerto Rico I have no representation in Congress and I can't vote for president but the trade-off is I don't have to pay the taxes my right to vote for the loser is is not much of a sacrifice but I would still be living in Connecticut and it would be a total waste of my vote to vote for Trump because he has no chance of winning Connecticut so I would vote for Jorgensen even though I know she can't win I would rather at least give her a vote of support because I wouldn't be wasting my boat because bikenetic or Trump and I was one of the few people who was in the media saying that I thought Trump had a real good shot at winning I didn't know it was in the bag but I thought that he was more likely to win and lose that the Obama administration had been telling her that Wall Street has been telling about how we had a real recovery I knew that we had a bubble inflated by the Federal Reserve and that beneath that bubble where in a you can see the stock market at record highs and he's phony unemployment numbers I knew laid a weak economy and Trump do that too and Trump spoke to the Forgotten men and women of this bubble economy and his message really resonated about how we were former South that are industrial might had to Cade we had all these big trade deficits that the stock market was a bubble all the numbers were fake the real unemployment number rate wasn't 5% but 20% 30% 40% and then he was a non-politician he was going to clean house he was going to drain the swamp he was going to put politics aside make America great again and that message resonated with a lot of people in a lot of those people were named maybe afraid to be honest with the pollsters because they didn't want to admit that they were going to vote for This Racist misogynist or whoever the media was portraying him so I thought he could win is bigger than ever even before coded all he did was nurturing the bubble that he inherited from from Obama and helped make it get bigger he became a cheerleader for the stock market and he didn't care it was a bubble all of a sudden history of the world the greatest economy ever and none of that was true and so you have the same people who voted for Trump thinking that he would shake things up thinking that he would throw a monkey wrench in the system and make their lives better and better they're worse do swing voters those blue collar Reagan democrats in the Rust Belt who decided they had nothing to lose and said to take a chance on Trump why should they vote for him again I mean now they may take a chance on represent what do you think that he was deceptive when he was running or do you think the influences once he got into office or greater than anticipated what what do you think happened really wanted to shrink government and media campaign about getting rid of Department of Education Department of energy that is the important thing that you have to recognize is that government spending is Taxation and what happened in government spending under Trump even before it went through the moon with covid-19 huge increases in government spending caught income taxes but the income tax is just one way the government pays for spending because all government spending has to be paid for by the public one way or another we don't get any government for free government money so every dime they spend represents taxation in some form and what they've been doing is they've been printing money at the Federal Reserve print money and it back right now the Federal Reserve is printing about 55 cents out of every Federal dollar that Spencer War money is being printed and spent been collected in taxation but all that printed all that spending that is being paid for by printing past we don't get that for free there is a cost see when the government takes our money through an income tax they take my money that I earn and they give it to somebody else who didn't earn it if the government doesn't take it from me they just print money and they handed to somebody else who didn't earn it and didn't do any work and produce any Goods or provide any Services they just gotten money from the government prevented prices from going down and so now my purchasing power has been diminished and so either the government takes your money through an income tax or sales tax or something or they take your purchasing power through an inflation tax and so that's what Trump decided to do to pay for government through inflation rather than taxation but we know from history is that is the most expensive way to pay for government and in fact I have a lot of access they have a lot of debt where they not Consumer Debt like on a credit card but where they borrow money to accumulate income-producing property to buy companies stocks things like that and so inflation helps those people where did you give you have debt to buy asset inflation wipes out your dead but if you're just saving money and working for a living and getting a paycheck the inflation tax is very heavy on You Higher all the talk about all these big government programs and we'll talk about that that he wants to pay for by taxing the rich the rich are going to pay those taxes most of the money is going to come from the poor in the middle class bring the inflation tax but getting back to you know where I went wrong very small government government was state federal and local maybe it was 5% of GDP we didn't have an income tax corporate or personal we didn't have social security we didn't have a minimum wage all kinds of strides the greatest economy in the history of the world was produced from the freest people in history the world which was the United States well Trump wanted makeamericagreatagain to do that would be so that they can be used again but the problem is once you're there you can't cut anything unless you're willing to stand up to all the politicians in the special interest groups and apparently Trump wasn't willing to do that I mean Trump when he when he got into office became a politician or maybe he was one when he ran for office but he was more concerned about getting re-elected which is a shame but she probably won't be used the bully pulpit and used his office right away to level with the American public and tell them the government is too big and and and spending needs to be cut including things like Social Security and Medicare and all these sacred cows that nobody would Gwar Trump should have been the guy to do it then you should have said the buck stops with me I don't care if I don't have a second term and he should have be towed all of those bills that he sign he never should have agreed to allow the ceiling to go up 120 trillion so we've already added 6 and a half trillion since he became president I would not have allowed the debt-ceiling to go up at all not one nickel and I would have forced the government to cut government spending and that's what you should have done Puerto Rican president played my brother in an episode of Newsradio really yeah she played my older brother was a priest to beat us up at Kaplan show that was the 1970s


    Libertarian Peter Schiff on How to Fix Troubled Communities
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    you are a person who was advising a president or Governor how to fix an economically disabled Community if you have a community that's always had a history of poverty and crime and drug use and gang you send these communities like what would you do like how do you use this idea of like capitalism to fix something that clearly requires some charity and they require first of all first of all weekend we can stop making the problem worse we can decriminalize drugs in end the war on drugs just like the war on poverty it's backfired the War on Drugs is a failure right people in a free Society people have a right to to consume what they want to catch the course they want to do drugs let him do drugs turn into just as bad but the problem is when you when you have the war on drugs and you end and you make it a crime now you incentivize criminal activity because whenever something is illegal it's much more expensive than it would be if it were legal and now you create this huge profit opportunity for criminals to come in and fill that the man because people still want the drugs they just can't buy them legally through a reputable Source the only way they can get them is illegally or criminal so this is your best of what we've created in Mexico the best example that right and then what you do is you increase the cost of the illegal drugs let's say there's a heroin addict and now heroin is illegal and so heroin is very expensive well where is this heroin addict going to get the money to buy the hell he goes out and steals I mean most of the robbery is committed by drug addicts legal it would be much cheaper and they wouldn't have to steal of course I do other people do it to support their habit when you have heroin are you sure you want to use this stuff with this is going to really hurt you and you really want to become an addict movies watch what happens to you I mean most people probably wouldn't necessarily make that decision if they were confronted with a lot of evidence that shows why it's a very destructive way to live your life because they don't have the skills or they can true enough money they're not productive enough to generate income above the poverty line if you have people who are poor way to make them less poor is to increase their productivity One Way obviously is through education when they're young one for the benefit of the bureaucracy of the school district teachers unions I want free enterprise I want vouchers or private schools to compete for educational dollars just the way you do the cell phone companies are competing they want me to buy their cell phone we got these poor kids trapeze fail government schools they waste their time they learn nothing why these kids graduate they're not even literate I mean they can't even do basic basic arithmetic and he has a seven-year-old son and I kids going to school right now like how do you fix that right now by open he. He doesn't get an education cuz he can't afford. MIT tuition in first or second grade is probably going to be less than in high school because in order to teach a second grader the teacher doesn't happen know as much as a teacher needs to know the teacher 10th grader so you wouldn't have to pay a second grade teacher as much as a tenth grade teacher or a good teacher whether they're teaching a first grader or High School it's a crazy crackpots system but only the government could devise and it's only because I have a captive audience with people the customers don't have a choice and the parents aren't even involved If the parents were actually writing a check and paying for the education they would make sure the kids did the homework they would make sure they were getting their money's work when you get it for free I mean you just need to take it for granted we need real education for the kids that can benefit from it we need to get rid of the minimum wage law we need to get rid of the minimum wage law and all sorts of Occupational Licensing Laws and other things that the government does that prevent people from from getting jobs are starting businesses the government is creating all sorts of barriers artificial barriers that would not exist absolute government


    Peter Schiff on the Economic Impact of The Coronavirus Shutdowns
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    do you think that first of all we had to do something to stop the spread of covid-19 do you think great yes I agree but we are going to have to bail anybody out we have a problem we can't kind of hear each other and you're not wearing headphones so it's it's I got a earpiece okay okay there's a little bit of a delay to just let me this is one of the reasons why stress it's so much better to do these things in person and I understand that it's impossible for you to do that right now when you have a situation like covid-19 and these medical experts say hey we've got to do something we've got to shut down most of what we do we've got to shut down a lot of businesses we going to shut down schools and make things remotely there's going to be a 6 where this going to be a lot of people that are not going to be able to work but we want to keep these businesses alive this is a very unique situation and this is not like any situation we've ever faced in my lifetime what do you think could have been done that would have been a better solution than what the government did in terms of bail out in terms of telling people to stay home like what could have been done any money currently has money it takes from the people one way or another by Grover Cleveland who is the president in the late 19th century he was quoted a good quality said while the people must support the government the government should never support the people and so I agree let's say we have to shut down the economy temporarily should have enough savings average American has lots of money in the bank they weren't loaded up with that didn't have credit card debt they didn't have student car loans they weren't they were solvent even after a Great Depression they were solid we lived in a bubble economy everybody was paycheck-to-paycheck nobody had anything businesses couldn't survive stop couldn't pay the rent if they didn't get their salary so the fact that we were so ill-prepared for rainy day is because we had no rainy day fun you should have been able to deal with this on her own right now getting hold of me from the run is now we we we basically lockdown somewhere around March we're we're four and a half months in or four months in now that's a long rainy day for months is a third of a year this very do human beings that have enough money to last for months I'm sure you do and I do but most folks out there listening don't have enough money to live and feed their families and pay their mortgage or pay their rent and in and pay the car payment for 4 months that's a long f****** time but they're going to end up suffering much more in a year or two or three as a result of the massive inflation that has been Unleashed tube to finance all the bailouts in the stimulant don't you agree that it's it's a good idea to do something just to keep everyone alive just to keep businesses alive just to keep people in their homes just to keep abreast of all first of all a lot of the businesses should have failed even before I mean the FED has been keeping a lot of businesses afloat Lifeline but these businesses are damaging Yurconic see businesses that are not profitable in a free-market should shut down okay because let's talk about my business I'm in the business of comedy comedy clubs are suffering terribly right now because his very few states that are allowing people to go out wear masks socially distance and go to Comedy Club LA is not allowing any of that they haven't since March The Comedy Store which is my home has been shut down March all these clubs have been shut down all across the country through no fault of their own it's not like you see it doesn't it does not sound that it's not their fault I understand anything wrong it's the state of California if the state of California is going to order business is shut down and then the state of California wants to provide some kind of relief we can't just use the Federal Reserve is a piggy bank that the Federal Reserve pure is going to do more damage in the coronavirus disease and I think if the state's knew that they would have to bear The Economic Consequences of their own decision-making they would do a better cost-benefit analysis on what they shut down and how they do it right right now every state u.s. government do we don't care if we shut down businesses because they're going to get these PPP grants from the government but if the federal government decision I didn't show last few times this is going to be much worse we are compounding the mistakes in the past with much bigger mistakes and if you think it's bad now with the civil unrest it's going to get a lot worse when there's nothing there's no food or predicting the bubble of commercial real estate in a lot of other issues what what do you think is different about that situation and how how much is that compound what we're dealing with currently obviously the coronavirus has made the problem worse for commercial real estate collecting any rent so you want a default and so now your landlord's not getting paid and he might have a mortgage and now he can't pay because he's not getting rent you got all these Office Buildings were a lot of offices now like my company almost all my people are working from home now I mean I got some people to come into the office on Rancho that was already happening you know you had we work that blew off and they had rented all this space that was now you know on the market for sublease but all this was inflated by the FED keeping interest rates artificially low the prop up these bubbles made that real estate bubble very very big and so now it's going to be when it popped getting a little bit but you make the Day of Reckoning much worse cuz now you have additional mistakes that you need to reckon with I understand so it's essentially like a pull off the Band-Aid situation and we we we have to have a healing moment you have to let things cool apps that need to collapse that should have been done a long time ago because of mismanagement where did the first play yes free market never would have screwed us screwed us up this much it was government interference in the free market that's why you know capitalism gets a bad name know that's why you know we talked about earlier podcast blame the government for providing the bailout for making them available when the Federal Reserve for funding all this and inflating the bubble but you're the interesting thing I tried to do that today if I try to go to one of these protests one of these black lives matter protest the loss of Civility and Justina 10 years well it's it's not just a loss of Civility it's a lot of opportunity and the loss of faith in the system and the future if we stay on the same path that's part of the problem it's the people don't believe that if we keep going the way we are going to things will work out in an equitable fair and balanced way and that's where young people today too when I went back to America in 1940 was to show that the American middle class was real strong they could afford to pay for World War II World War II because Americans have the capacity to pay back what they borrowed to fight the war we don't have that capacity now I mean the debts never going to go down the Jets going to keep on Rising rising Rising until the dollar implodes see that is the real crisis that we're headed for it's going to be a collapse in the value of the dog because the world is no longer going to accept US dollars as the reserve currency see that's the unique privilege that we've enjoyed for several Generations now and that we've been abused to the point where we're going to lose it to right now we're able to print money and we use that money we print to buy all sorts of stuff free Windows crate money is here you go and they send us stuff and then to make it even better for us they take the money that we send them the paper and they loan it right back to us at very low rates of interest mortgage back securities you're never going to be brought under control that we're going to have to Infinity 0% interest rates in perpetuity but none of that printed money adds any purchasing power they don't grow any food they don't produce any products nothing they just bring money if the government gives money to people they will be able to buy things people still are making things but now but when the Dollar's value collapses you can't keep printing trillions and trillions of dollars and expect the dollars not to lose purchasing power all that does is that allows us to divvy up what we produce right you have all these Americans now who used to be working doing something right they were helping to produce a product they were providing a service and now they're just at home collecting a check so they're getting money for nothing as an economic expert what would you have done differently if you could have advised this government and we were let's let's go back to March when everything was shutting down what would you have advised differently to be responsible for their own policy in what what you want to do and you pay for it and if you think that certain businesses or individuals need to get money then the state will provide it based on local taxpayers but what I would have done on the federal level is I would have dramatically cut government spending is a drain on the private sector it's a drag on the economy it's the government taking resources away from the private sector where they would be used efficiently and Spa what would you have what were you when you say lighten the burden what would you have cut and how would you do that when you think about all the different aspects of the government that are essential things that need to be in place what would you have cut most of the government money is is transfer payments where the government takes money from one person and get it to somebody else I mean the government shouldn't be doing that that's not why we have a government America to secure our rights transfer payments and just hands it to somebody else or now through inflation the government just prints money and gives it to people that it thinks needs it Play Everybody Wants to brag about what a complete fraud this was I said from day one this would be a cesspool of Fraud and we found out last week that there are 600 approximately hedge funds private Equity Funds asset management companies that got PPP loans do you stop right there that most people don't know that these hedge funds got this money most people think this money went out to American businesses to keep these businesses from collapsing cuz we need restaurants we need you know movie theaters and all these all these various American businesses that we assume this money went to prevent from collapsing explain that please according to the small business administration as long as the money you asked for was less than 2 million didn't ask any question because in theory you were supposed to need the money right you are supposed to have some disruption like if you run a restaurant and your restaurant shut down the workers will give you some money to pay your workers but a company like mine Mike I have two or three companies I could have taken money from and I didn't but you look at my I didn't stop managing your money because a cold I mean we just keep on managing it and we keep on billing for our Feedly bill every quarter we weren't even shut down off the even in Puerto Rico where they were shutting down everything I mean I was considered an essential Business Financial Services so call me on the phone and so there's no physical contact isn't any disruption all of the revenues at the hedge funds were getting at the asset management companies all that Revenue continued unabated not a single job was in jeopardy to make a profit even bigger on top of the fact that the Federal Reserve print it all this money which inflated asset prices we charge fees on those assets and so is the bed inflates assets Wall Street has inflated feeds we make more might was a double bailout for Lobby's Wall Street firms but the government is actually giving companies giving money to companies that need it right that otherwise would have fired that workers look I don't know what the future demand for restaurants and bars in theaters is going to be I personally believe that demand is going to be diminished for a long time it's not just a temporary thing I don't think it's going to come back to the way it was especially since the way it was a bubble that's what people don't get they say we want to go back to the way it was before are savings again so there's going to be less demand for restaurant is going to be less demand for a lot of things we have to let these companies downsize look at the airlines Americans are going to be for many many years to the extent that the government prevents businesses from laying off workers that really should be laid off they ultimately compromised by Billy those businesses and in the long run they may end up putting people out of business it was stayed in business maybe they maybe somebody had a hundred employees and maybe they could have downsized employees would have a job but instead when you say hedge funds were able to receive PPE and you're saying that they did so while they were still earning profits and there wasn't any diminishment of their income why were they able to receive ppppp my business was affected I mean people work at home that used to work in the office but you had a you had to basically testifier certify that the money was necessary to support the operations of your business which promotes in these forms it wasn't that you had no other source of capital which again he were lying but they said if you ask for less than 2 million dollars do they actually say that or non-recourse there's no collateral for a lot of businesses that were going to fail anyway and that we're going to lay off all their workers took the money they're still going to lay off all their worker but now they're not going to have to pay the money back because they're going to bankrupt their business and once your business is bankrupt even though you fire all your workers assume that you're filing an honest claim right disco saying it if you if you ask for more than 2 million dollars we're going to vet the claim and we're going to take a look at your situation but it said on the small business administration that will just assume you're being honest right so if you ask for less than 2 million everybody tries to qualify like just like the unemployment benefits this crazy deal with the unemployment benefits you have a lot of people now who are being paid twice as much not to work as they were learning when they were working now you create that kind of incentive to go back to work and $15 an hour $20 an hour chances are you don't love your job I mean you're not working because you enjoy what you're doing you're working because you need the money you need to pay the bills well if you can make the same amount of money or more without working I mean who's not going to go for that I mean I don't blame anybody for not wanting to work if the government is paying you more not to work the way your boss was paying you to work and of course you know there's more than just working you have to get up in the morning you got to fight traffic you got other expenses maybe I got to put your kids in daycare and you got laundry to dry clean your clothes women women could spend an hour in the morning doing their hair doing makeup but they got to do all that and at all that the commute time I mean so there's a big cost of working and then of course you give up all your leisure when you're at work and can't have fun the government now has create a situation where people are getting paid to have fun so I mean how do you end that what politician is now going to take this away


    Peter Schiff on Why He Believes the Minimum Wage Hurts Workers
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    there's plenty of people that are bidding against me for those same workers right and so I have to pay the market rate I can't just under pay them they'll go work someplace else so just think there should be a minimum wage employment opportunities that they want to accept see the minimum wage doesn't hurt businesses it hurts individuals that have low skills they are or opposing their wage hikes they always say I was going to hurt businesses because you know it's going to increase their labor cost find ways to do without workers they Outsource at they think they hire people in other countries the minimum wage law hurts the most low-skilled people and they tend to be young people teenagers minorities we had all these laws it was actually lower because they got disproportionately impacted by the minimum wage law which prices amount of work I mean basically your lungs to your man as an experiment like maybe a town or city well first of all we had no minimum wage before was implemented and we had much lower rates of unemployment real unemployment so it sounds good but all you do is you destroy jobs and you destroy employment opportunities but their countries like Singapore for example has no minimum wage no Singapore weird minimum but it's no it's not the same as is ours I feel like you could be a minimum wage and we still hold the same values that you're talking about in terms of competition to keep people from getting f****** s***** with their employees have you ever seen an employer like yelder employees or like being like one of those corporate Gathering situations where someone has a lot of control over their employees now imagine if that guy was making all the money and he was only Wendy's employees a dollar-an-hour and making them like this and nobody will offer you're free to work for yourself nobody forces anybody to accept the job everybody can start their own business everybody can be self-employed right so you don't think your boss is paying you what your worth then quit and start your own business completely but couldn't we just say that there's a level of paint if you make someone work 40 hours a week and they don't have enough money for food or shelter after 40 hours of could we say that maybe that is not a good level like meatless switches as a community so everybody agrees we're all competing but let's let's make it so that if someone is under your employment it's a human being and they're doing 40 hours of work every week they should have enough money for food and shelter that seems reasonable as a community I know what you're saying and turns I know what you're saying from like this economic standpoint I know what you're saying like let you free market capitalism let it ride get paid what you're worth and if you don't feel like you're getting paid enough quit I understand what you're saying but wouldn't be in general if you don't have any skills right if the most you're able to earn at your job if you don't have any skills stop it for the owner of the business because that businessman is taking a lot of risk is burying the potential for losing money has to be a businessman is not going to hire somebody if they're not adding value to the business so if somebody can add $5 in value to my business I'm not going to Pam 725 an hour because I'm going to lose 225 for every hour that person works so the only way I can hire somebody who is providing $5 worth of if I can pay him $4 and I can make a dollar for every hour he works on the business is not there to lose money are there to make money so let's say you're a young kid and you can only provide $5 worth of value and so you get a job for $4 and your employer make you so f****** our off of you chances are you don't have a family you're young you're living with your parents you don't have rent you don't have important is the work experience having that job developing some skills getting your foot in the door step on that first ladder of the job the run at the job ladder so that by the time you're 30 and you're ready to settle down and get married and have kids you now increased your skills to the point that you can make $50 an hour where you can afford to support a family if you try to tell a business that you need to pay somebody who has no skill and as minimally conomic value if you have to pay that person enough so they can support a family nobody's going to hire that person all you're doing is pricing those people out of the job so it's really good to say it's not right if somebody is working and only making $10 an hour they can support a family it's not the employer's responsibility it's not his fault that he's hiring somebody that doesn't have a lot of skills and if you impose that minimum wage all you're doing is making it impossible for this guy to get a job it's really what the minimum wage law is it makes it illegal for you to work unless you have enough a certain amount of productivity so if the minimum wage is $15 an hour what that means is if you only have $10 an hour for the kitty you can't work that you have to turn down every offer of employment you get if someone offers you $10 $12 you can accept those jobs even if even if you think that that's the beginning on the road to higher wages in the future there, so don't you can accept that unless you can find somebody who will pay you $15 an hour it is illegal for you to have a job and that is not pretty, policy that is and it's not even compassionate cuz now you've taken away all the honest ways that somebody can make a living in the end up bringing the car and a lot of times if you only provide $10 worth of value to the company do they pay you $15 and I agree with you I see what you're saying I see what you're saying you're making me think about it in a different way for sure I think a lot of people would say well if they're really only providing $10 worth of value do you really need that person. and the reason for this is because they replace the human beings out of the market you know what a horrible about this for all of us is when you when you do do that and you know you you're dealing with these goddamn computers it's like we're we're losing part of our connection when it comes to doing business we're doing I like if I do business with a company I like to be able to call them up I like the I'd love it if there's a thing when I'm when I'm doing something I'd like to make contact with the person if everything done through automated system is getting weirder and weirder for us more more original member when when heat when he goes back to 1955 the first time and he sees that car pull into a gas station and like 5 people to send out the car and start washing the windows and the tires do know what happened to all those people get working at gas station deliver groceries are delivered Pizza I worked in the shoe store I had all kinds of jobs in high school. You know the probably kids don't have those opportunities today they just think they know they think they can get going back to the gas station because I used to know what happens when you let kids pump gas there's some weirdos got a highly flammable fluid next to a piece of your property and they get to stick it in the bag but I think if we didn't have minimum wage you have a lot more kids working may sleep or tips I need to tip that was they're working on cars and they would get a free education auto mechanic and actually learn a trade have you heard some of his guys and me we have more auto mechanics I get a skill some of these guys would end up as good to allow young people that have employment opportunities not to price them out of the market by just by banding a minimum wage in the minimum wage benefits high-skilled workers and unions bite by eliminating competition with younger you know lower-skilled forcing employers to hire high-skill people instead of a more numerous the number of Lois kill people. That's what happened have you ever seen the movie The Hustler with Paul Newman Jackie Gleason Paul Newman pulls into a gas station and he tells the guy check the air in tires check the oil do they all this and the guy filling up mister they go out there and they have like they do all kinds of s*** for you it's not just as simple as they pump your gas they pump your gas check your tires checked your fluids they do everything but it was left people at the park at 2 those were those cars were bulshit postcards like you had to check the air you had to check the tires it was bleeding a oil but it's just interesting to see the difference get rid of all the workers anyway ultimately all these fast food restaurants are so I could be anybody there they're all going to look like self-serve gas stations


    Peter Schiff: What America is Really About
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    I'd like you have you have a government let's say you know he if you want to be a florist by all these states they have licenses you have to get a license to sell flowers why why can't I just buy flowers from whoever I want I mean what's the worst thing that can happen to me I buy flowers from a guy that doesn't know what he's doing but we make it a lot harder there's all kinds of regulations and rules and permits just let people go into business I mean for people can start business as if we didn't make it so expensive and so hard and if they can flourish flourish in the marketplace if they can find customers been great if they're no good at what they do they're not going to have any customers you feel like this applies to everything this applies to all businesses all the time I mean pretty much I mean we don't need government having you certifications I mean the private sector is certainly capable at this point is is a consideration social media and holding people accountable like holding businesses accountable for their actions and like he is a different world in terms of like the ability to like alert consumers as to what's good and what's bad is a different world when it comes to that kind of thing but people especially now with the internet consumer reports that go out and rateliff looking what happens look at the banks by the banks are completely regulated by the government right everybody who opens up a bank account knows that the government is guaranteeing their deposit that wasn't always the case that the deposit Insurance didn't start until the 1930s because of the bank failures in the Great Depression way more banks that we have now now we just have these massive Banks before the government got involved we had a very very competitive market and get lots of little Banks out there taking deposits making loans to entrepreneurs to start business as an employee people not no funding Wall Street Banks before you put your money in a bank you and do a little research just like you do research now before you buy a car if you try to figure out which is the best bank for my money which bank is the safest which bank is in here repeat on reputation on honesty and I'm not being aggressive and they knew that if they if they made bad loans and they went bank and something happened nobody would bail them out the government bail them out their deposit would lose money so we had a very sound banking system back then today is very unsound the banks are doing all sorts of Reckless things with their deposits because no one gives a damn nobody cares what the bank does with their money once they deposit it because government guarantees deposit One bank is just as good as another I'm just going to put it in whatever bank is closest to me a free market and and now we have a banking system that is completely you know Reckless spell because it's so big why is it so big because the government ensure their deposits and allowed them to get this big and allow them to have access to all this cheap money from the Federal Reserve I mean we won't even have a vibrant competitive banking system if the government got all the way we don't need the government did the banks are much more Reckless and much more clock now because of government then we had free market forces why is a free-market guy out there as I said if you have Jorgensen the libertarian candidate she'll save some of this stuff I'm sure there's various discussions about how we should do things economically moving for right here it from a bunch of different experts I don't hear your perspective your perspective is very listen honest and some people would say maybe you're not considering the people that really don't even have an opportunity to get into the system and compete they'll be held down that we put into this while I'm not being rude get a power position in government because we're not the whole into a special interest you have any special interest better beating off the public trough you're so much corporate welfare in this country right now which is not and so they're not going to find candidates that want to take away their corporate welfare a quote that he ran for Libertarian president you said the government is great at crippling you and then handing you a crotch and saying you see without me you could walk so so many people have been crippled and they think they need that government Krutch I don't want them to be crippled I want them to walk on their own right to be free in July just recently and you do you celebrate America it means to be an American people just don't appreciate what truly America was all about right it's about it's about Liberty and individual opportunity it's about being left alone from government and being able to achieve all that you can achieve without anybody standing in your way without anybody erecting a roadblock and we created government in America that gave us some privileges people and we seen in some of our sovereignty to a government the secure and protect our rights and that's it and that's what made Americans rugged individuals right with folded or begging for government it wasn't it wasn't about trying to get free stuff from the government I mean look at all these kids now where they want Free Housing guaranteed jobs that's not what America was about like all of my grandparents by all for my grandparents came to this country broke barely spoke any English some of them were teenagers from poor countries and they came to America they had no welfare no food stamps no minimum wage they didn't didn't want anything from the government they came to America because they could be free of government they left governments that existed in Europe to have American freedom because that that's what it meant to be an American and it was unique and we created the wealthiest Society in the history of the world because of the freedom that was uniquely American so that's what we need to restore that's all is to be free not to try to get the government to steal stuff from our neighbors because we think we're entitled to it Asia Society in the history of the world because of the freedom that was uniquely American so that's what we need to restore that's all it is is is is to be free not to try to get the government to steal stuff from our neighbors because we think we're entitled to it


    Peter Schiff on How We Got to Today’s Student Loan Crisis
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    talk about student loans but I think it's right now what are the big political issues especially among the left right they want to forgive the student loans and they want to make college free like a big thing with all this debt and it's it's bad which I agree it's a terrible situation but what the left doesn't want to accept responsibility for creating the situation in the first place it is it once upon a time people didn't borrow money go to college nobody borrowed my to go to call my father went to college and his parents were poor and lower-middle-class and he worked his way through school which is what most people did you work your way through school so here's what happened around the 1960s once the 18 year olds could vote you should go to school and enjoy yourself and we're going to make it possible for you to borrow money to go to school by guaranteeing the loans because normally the bank wouldn't lend you any money cuz you have no credit history I have no assets job you just pay back the money and it sounded like a great deal hey I want to party now I don't want to work and have a good time when I get my college degree and I'm making a lot more money I'll be no problem to pay back alone so that's how it all started for banks to make loans to kids with no ass no credit history once the college's saw that all these kids can borrow money to go to go to college this is great I was going to raise prices to all the sudden tuition starting off I mean for a long time they started jacking up prices and then of course the university started competing who's got the best Tunisian who's got the best in all kinds of other incentives and then everything became bloated and they kept raising their prices and then in order to get the boats of the students the government kept raising the limits on how much loans they would guarantee so it became a self-perpetuating cycle where the more money the government guarantee that the students can borrow Florida colleges could charge intuition skyrocketing and then became students if there were no student loans at all if the government just said no more student loans all of a sudden the colleges would be oh my God we need to cut costs otherwise we'll have no customers nobody can afford to go without these loans and they would cut costs they would start looking they would they would streamline their business like everybody else I mean any business that could charge whatever the hell they wanted because the government could borrow the money right if you had a restaurant where the government was going to guarantee did the pay the bill at everybody who died in there I mean she could charge her ever wanted hamburgers $1,000 other governments are paying with their own money to keep the cost down and this whole situation has been going on for so long that it's just now how it they do business Harry Harry Brown crippled you and then give you a crutch you're free, you're not being made in college so expensive you're freaking me out man Jesus Christ free kids do school online for $40,000 a year was that with you at this point is a racket I mean most people will never recoup the cost of a college degree I mean the colleges are out there perpetuating this myth right that you know going to colleges your ticket to success garwyn if you if you don't go. Did I mention the video on your show the podcast last time I was down on Bourbon Street in New Orleans and I was interviewing all the people there that we're working that have college degrees but we're doing menial jobs you have a bartending downstairs and stripped Cubs pedicab drivers Frozen self-help you can educate yourself you don't need to buy this over by certificate that says that you graduated from some college to prove that you're confident I mean it it doesn't even prove anything the government did two things they made a college degree very expensive and then they made it practically worthless I meant something in the marketplace now since everybody goes to school because it's you know you got the money for the government everybody's got a college degree that mean nothing so now you got to get a master's degree to get a PhD baby going to college when they didn't even go to highschool did billionaires who dropped out of grammar school but today with the internet it should be even easier for people that it ever was because one of the things that the college's had is they had them that had the library's but they had all the books so if you wanted to get access to these books books of crazy it's such a good point professors write these books and they and they force the kids to buy these books paying $100 for a textbook is ridiculous it is a racket and it's also if you come out against this educational racket oh you're bad person you're anti-education I'm not a bad person I care about the kids who are getting ripped off I'm not a bad person I care about the kids we're getting ripped off we're getting a Doctrine and not educated and were being saddled with a mountain of debt solution is free education


    Bob Saget Recounts Stories About Sam Kinison, Bill Hicks, and Rodney Dangerfield | Joe Rogan
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    I got to go there more I was starting to come and went back to you when I sit up in the back gag 83-84 I don't know that's crazy because 86 he was famous what happens this so he'd already been TWP for Mitzi to watch but I had set up the I told her to watch him I met him in Houston and he was kicked out of the comedy Workshop in Houston because of shity would say on stage cuz he had been running his you know tent show of Faith healing with his brother Bill and they would they told me Supergirl f***** stories about s*** they would do it was a bit charlatan and a bit try to help people but also talking about Jesus quite a bit and he he was cynical about it but also very confused very conflicted about it about what what is it cuz he's dying on the ground to post Italy he looked up at the sky and was talking to God as what Bill tells us when I met him calabozos call about was their car was there that's a whole complicated non non story right now cuz that's a very f****** heavy so what happened was he shows me he posted shows me this telephone pole and he had put a picture of himself on it and he kept putting up that kept taking that he was in the Houston Chronicle on the front page of the Arts entertainment and he dressed himself cuz they banned from the club in a diaper and a crown of thorns and blood coming from the crown of thorns down his face with his eyes rolled back in his head and said that he had been persecuted just like Jesus from playing The Comedy Works but it's pretty f****** heavy you know and he admitted quite a name for himself and had a following there when I don't know what to do the man I want to come out to LA and I want to help you out in the last stop in Houston River Oaks yeah I liked it remember dessert first Dead air what happened what happens to us am I sat next to metiner Booth he got on stage and he did the whole bit before he had done the young comedian show that I was on with the Rowdy did Ronnie's first young comedian show and it was whole thing about you know that the kid in that went over the age of those World Vision commercials with a starving kid and Lena's fan most famous one of the most famous things that any comedians done which was just a truism which is the cameraman can give them the sandwich starving kid get out of the desert at a university and he was sitting here talking to me and he said that the best comedy always punches up because there was a time of really believe that nonsense like that there was a formula to Comedy in that comedy should have had attack the large power structures and that the small people should be you know elevated by, this is he sitting here telling me this Starving Children to pay money to be with the freshest male corpse those are two bits where you punching down as low as you can someone's dad died and his guys f****** them and Kennedy was having sex with his wife from behind and it goes this is what happened to my marriage and she says I'm trying to f*** her and he's like she's like we got to fix the fence he needs a new coat of paint qualify for that kind of Comedy because you he was short and he was fat and he was going bald and wore a beret and won the Broncos and he was hanging out with all the rock and roll and pouring people Shadows but that was Sam has a sweetie then so when you see him then I mean when you go on stage he's that was part of why I worked you know it wasn't like if he was John Mulaney and he had that act not handsome and slim that you know know that pull off right you had to be over he told me a story where he had been I was going to tell her but it's f****** weird so that they're at the healing people so this there in some godforsaken place I don't know where and he goes come up here and we're going to we're going to heal you and a 7ft tall guy with drawstring pants and a t-shirt he was said he was like Lennie From Mice and Men there was he was mentally impaired he said he was going to and he was going to do the whole thing with him and get out the spirit and all that and as you guys coming up he's runs up to the stage and he's so tall he hits his head on a beam and he splits his head open but he doesn't fall down build his brother will tell you the story and the guys pants fall down and he had the biggest dick in this world and to his head is gushing blood and his dick is swinging at he's going to Hopewell bad it's horrific Lee up cetak and the way I've been told me I don't know if these stories whisper down the lane is that they went back to the same place after a while the guy came back and he had some other mishap I don't want to say he hit his head again but he fell he healed until you've got a giant cock maybe it's a blessing and a curse I don't know it's probably a few gals that hit him up after that but drawstring pants means there's not a lot of cleanliness down in the junk make that sound again I can't I can't and I can't roll my R's either and how quickly pop was after that set like a week later Rodney came in to see him and I'd known Rodney Rodney like in La Jolla he came up to me you're funny man you're Jus you never going to be happy you got a Fast Mart you're all f***** up man and he was trying to clean up at Lacosta and he comes in Copart no pills I can't do it and he kept coming to the condo and hung out with the Kennison he saw Sam and I love this guy so I do the young comedians special on HBO I had a great set right before Sam I had a 15 minutes at Sam had a 15-minute set I was in it for 3 and 1/2 minutes and was going to 15 minutes because it was Monumental it was a year later he was in back to school so that's why it was a three-year deal with him that's crazy and he was a sweetheart when I was 19 I worked as a security guard at Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts in Mansfield Massachusetts is there it was backstage and I was like I didn't get a chance to meet him but I was backstage was like a hallway it's hard to know if this is a real memory when your 19 your brain is mush and if so long didn't had a lot but then I remember they were talking about how he didn't have any pants on no never a bathrobe balls-out pacing back and forth and looking down the hallway on stage with a bathrobe on but I remember looking down the hallway seems, like how crazy pants on is going to go on stage like this is why I just didn't give a fuk I mean didn't give no fuks give he was a movie star at 58 by the way was Caddyshack that's how long it took him and apparently smoked a shitload of pot by everyday Rodney Dangerfield that's how he was named by global that I don't know I don't know but he had a rough go get it is rough ago he had to no respect thing was if you're going to pick up a brand catchphrase and wasn't the catch phrase it was his mantra he always said and I've said this before so I'm sorry if anybody has heard me say this but he always said he mad at you just go like a tank like a tank cuz nobody wants you to make it everybody's trying to stop you just cuz he had come up so long to get anywhere and he would go on Tonight Show and there if you look at any of these clips that they're running all over the Internet it's f****** killer and Carson's hit in the den can it's just real special while he was a special guy at the store was special to because it showed that you know he was trying to make it and it fell apart and then he took a lot didn't like 10 years off aluminum siding was many years and then he came back and became the biggest star in the world but he couldn't it took him to 58th and they put them in Caddyshack in a lot of the jokes where his and and then a lot of them I mean it was you know hey mrs. So is the A-Team genius movie at movies were so good Bill Murray in that Chevy was great and everybody he had some classic man Caddyshack he had some Classics he was awesome I officiated his funeral it was pretty pretty intense to put him away I was with him in the in the emergence and the sorry I got a little while in the intensive care so I can go into 84 stop doing coke he just like pot but he did a lot of coke. I think about 10 years before he dies he'll amazing 74 years old doing coke years


    Bob Saget Witnessed Bill Burr's Infamous Philly Rant | Joe Rogan
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    yeah I never had any desire to be a musician at all zero number place a drum set he came to my wedding and then he had to go do a gig and he does the gig and his wife stayed and he comes back in a different outfit like a pink jacket he left my wedding and is such a good friend he came back again cuz he was so happy for because who the f*** else would want me then my wife and he's just I was there in Philly at the at the in Camden at the Tweeter Center it was called when we were on the Opie and Anthony virus tour so it was Tracy Morgan myself Louis CK he literally attack the crowd it made Bill Burr legend that was Bill Adelphia I was standing there I was at under the f****** monitor right through the curtain that I was going to come out I had The Sweet Spot in a bobble do like 25 minutes in the middle cuz I'm just a b**** so then they put me there and it gives a sweet spot cuz you take a lot of bullets coming up with a Philly audience and Bill I known him but I am through clubs but he got out there and they were booing him fuckingawesome is to the way he's made that whole f****** Boston Brilliance and he just started to Pummel them back and said the worst things you can say every inappropriate thing you could possibly say calling talk about your cheese sticks and the Sixers and just you know and f****** great and at the end the booze were as loud as the cheers I think he got a standing ovation he didn't see it comes up sweaty remember this you don't know what just happened here it doesn't tape of this this is this is going to change you don't even know bring it up to him and he's like he just want to talk about it but it is it it was a defining moment for his everything yeah I know he's he's that guy that can just take a moment and ramped on things that he knows how to rent better than anybody I know in terms of like in the moment pick things apart and piece it like that's what his podcast is one of the brilliant things about his podcast he does it two times a week and it's just him yeah it's just him ranting which is crazy he's got that sort of muscle that he can just ramped on things by himself just Arts reading things and getting pissed off about this you know what he is with the f****** promise and then it just goes off and went to amazing is he knows what you know what I what I know that you're not he's not alone he's talking they're all of it he knows what you know what I like what I know that you're not he's not alone he's talking to all of it so he knows they love him he's comfortable and he loves people


    Joey Diaz Explains The Goya Controversy, Walter Mercado to Joe
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    I don't know if you know this photos is number one restaurant in California Porto's it's called where's it at I can't see what that is I understand I ate two Deluxe spicy chicken sandwiches I'm not even hungry I'm thinking that I would have went to In and Out in and out of the more supportive in diversity Puerto Ricans are on fire right now every Spanish person has grown up with can you get it for me Jamie if it's called the mucho Amor it's the documentary on Walter McDonald wait till you see this f****** Beauty Joe Rogan wait till you see this guy this guy was the biggest actual person at the person what is that bro this is you got to want it you got to see this Walter Mercado show Telemundo pick them up Howard Stern even Howard Stern said to him you're the Jesus of Spanish people because I'm not as big as Jesus I just you know but you got the whole documentary is the rise and fall of Malta ready Scorpio you're very determined and so oh my God that's hilarious like oh s*** I'm going to hit the number I'm going to go put a bed this m*********** nobody ever said a word about him weather Puerto Ricans Puerto Ricans and then Trump didn't help to Puerto Ricans with all the hurricane stuff and now you can decide with them that's how they felt you know I'm the what was Trump's statement about Puerto Rico there's something about how corrupt everything was over there and they did help but the problem was corruption in Puerto Rico does always corrupt okay disaster wait till the corruption to start soon as Katina who went to jail with Katrina the mayor the man that's big money jacket okay Sooners in the National disaster wait till the corruption to start soon as Katina who went to jail with Katrina the mayor the man that's big money Jack Katrina


    Andrade vs. Namajunas Full Fight Commentary | JRE Fight Companion
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    Standridge Right There Rose namajunas let's see let's see UFC right yeah for sure it's crazy that Rose just decided to cut her hair off just like I don't it just gets in the way cuz like she's beautiful mean her face I mean she's like she is our Covergirl model herpes just perfect bone structure but she doesn't give a f*** she's not even remotely concentrating on that OSHA just thought I don't think since that and she looks very sharp she's a Trevor Wittman disciple I mean it's just crazy what she did to ioana the momentum of the train that how how fast do you go on a train was rolling you have to put a stop to that is completely insane out of nowhere left hook optimizing all f****** greatest this is so good that's so good I think the little polish girl I love play the kenworthys open up in love with her she's really love with her forever why don't you think she come to a fight and you were going to take her out my friends were friends we text Valentina what is it say she comes to my shows when I'm in Palm Beach or door Outreach attracted to it like I like how she fights very technically she was having real problems with weight cutting the past so damn good real sharp counters she's working well off the jab jab Snappy lost some muscle mass she used to be a lot thicker she used to look like a tank she's to go in there and look like a small female Wanderlei Silva but now she's probably realizes after a while most of them do you care about all that muscle Master cost in your in your conditioning and endurance also like harder the cut the weight she probably had to cut a lot of weight she was very sick before I can tell you from experience the smaller your frame the lighter you are the so much harder it is to cut way like I know that's common sense but those last few pounds that's all just your liver in your lungs little bit of liquid you have left yeah they say the guys who cut the easiest actually are big muscular guys those big thick muscular guys because muscles like you know 90-something percent water not really water it seems plasma and other s*** but a lot of fluid you can you can lose water yeah we did back in high school that's for damn sure it's like one of the best coaches for weight cutting the sport he explained it to me I was like oh okay that actually makes sense I never thought about it before but these like the more muscle mass you have the easier it is to lose water weight there was a couple times where I wait in with just straight-up bone skin and the innards foot doctor called because everything is beautiful except your potassium is too low what is that mean that's easy nothing you can do or you don't even need banana I just got all kinds of vitamins sodium okay potassium is something different potassium is just another electrolyte but it's a critical electrolyte it's I think they'd stayed patat when people are low in potassium it's when they get cramps that f****** liquid IV s*** like starting to take electrolytes on a daily basis changed on my body operates cuz I was always getting cramps anymore literally stop getting cramps again I'm still dehydrated and run around dehydrated dehydrated f****** time man you really do you have to drink water all the time and if you don't do that you're operating at a less than optimal method you know your your your brain is not functioning the way it should invite obviously in the hotter places like you know those games stalls so much at a game and they're f****** going full-tilt you know I mean imagine imagine being a 290 lb super athlete just do one pull tail to just strive I mean the amount of explosive exertion those guys put out in a game it's f****** nuts it's not like anyone else if you really think about you in a fight you know there's a lot of moments in fights with their pacing themselves that like that they're moving and then they cagely football has these giant burst while you're running at each other full clip just all full sprinting you know and then you stopped they just said they also have longer breaks than even here cuz when you're on defense you're on that sideline for maybe you know 10 minutes and that they have on listen to wondery the podcast network is very good there really well produced they have this really good one on Aaron Hernandez in his life and why he was so f***** up who it's crazy but he killed a bunch of people is it kind of things do people got away with it he killed more than the people you got in trouble with you kill the guy in Florida yeah he killed a few people to watch the Netflix one that I did not know it was great can brain damage 20 years old when he killed himself they said he had some of the worst CTE did ever seen and you know he grew up playing football so he study on kids like all the way up through professional all the way down to high school football players who had CTE and they're like it's most kids most people play football on a regular basis like more have don't have it raised my towns are very big football town we won the state championship kids went to Penn State from there and I watch them and I've been watching them just for purposes one guy killed himself but I'm watching these guys and either that or like one buddy is in the hospital and I absolutely you know it's so it's it's Wallace football player roses roses TN off on Fridays on charges getting really pissed up here look at that one to Rosas just sharper and her footwork is better a constant movement and her counters on point that block perfect timing new one that punches come in and Rogers just looking for openings to just looking to swing big hammer shots or the Roses kind of peace and route I think when it comes to ICT it really starts in college it starts when you're in high school bro colleges I think it starts in high school but colleges were really because it's so competitive dollar and you really bang it out of there and you're young you're strong as f*** you're juicing offseason you train basically 11 months out of the year six of those months with a helmet I mean you do summerswood helmet helmets and shoulder pads no contact and usually the better you are the more you're going to naturally hit your head than more than more than once you play this fight is wild there's a while fight roses catching her with all kinds of big shots come over when you want Tony and I don't remember it being that dangerous of a fight for a tall is dangerous but you wanted was so technical she's so good that was when she was like legit in her prime I got to say I went back over the Whaley Zhang fight and you could see her winning a decision I'll look at that combination by the Entourage good left kick to the body there to you can see out but it's not bad enough where you couldn't see Zhang winning it either but she could she could have wanted to it reminded me a lot of that sort of like Nate Diaz effect to cuz the damage that you want to see what she looks like now to affect the judges decisions and perception there's no doubt about it saying it isn't every Nate Diaz fight where it looks like he's gotten beat up just cuz he has a two cuts that opening in his eyes as soon as he starts brought you want to head that a normal swelling or 400 who was crazy but meanwhile she acted like it was nothing but it didn't even exist she didn't even didn't even slow down it is she look totally different by the end and to keep fighting and Whaley man God damn she's so good just so aggressive both of them in that was absolutely one of my favorite but doesn't f****** painting of it out in the hallway hear you saw it we care about that will the promise after that was stylebender vs yoel Romero and that was a very tactical fighter to the TV like you haven't been in the bar at La Jolla like that main lobby open like half because I closed out I took off five minutes from the opener and 5 minutes from the only time I ever did that in my life because that I wanted to do my time to not miss a thing and that was one of those times cuz I go I said light me when II fighter in the main event gets to the Octagon give me a safety light and I was already in the middle of my closer and it was so cool and end the majority of that audience and they were slammed in there you could never never there will be five people Slam in five years they won't be that many people slammed in that room for any reason all on top of one another cuz they all knew that I was on that room beneath the bar the bar area. So it's like this yeah it's basically down there but there's one County outside of San Diego that has a shitload of I also think they're realizing like people just can't be that close to that when people see other people doing things they like and do it we'll just do it ourselves we just all hang out like yep he's waiting for the results from the weekend to see what the f*** goes on it's easily make the announcer Monday they take her down though that's a down but their cases are up high so the cases are as hot as it ever been are hiring at believe they opened up Disney World in Florida you seem not be able to put on his manager just trying to put it on a vertical you guys have no idea like that guy he had to follow other kids when he went to school every day to remember where it was he was one of those f****** morons really that's so close to Miami. That's What I Call Music. Yeah Miami's got like so the Improv Miami shutdown yeah but West Palm still open those either roll those dice LOL, go back to town and Shaw both tested positive and Stevie blue eyes I wonder what they did oh my God her nose is a mess all excuses croston on my Frank is a mess has a tank man but you didn't have it didn't have it good technique are good guard use two legs up there all nice good job kicking off yeah she might might be too busted up man whatever is going on with her face not good she how she'll quick as she covers up that under our check is hard strong them hammers the power consumed his thick thighs would hurt her that's right with it part of her face it's injured oh man oh my God she is busted up dude and it wasn't hurt as bad shape everything her whole face is a bloody mask Roof oh my goodness what a fight and then you get into these exchanges one of them is just throwing Hammers and you keep getting hit like when I drive to get the clothes she just winging these big shot so every time they have in these exchanges that's a nice left hook there but Rose doesn't have enough energy to really keep her off over CXC time she's tired so she's hitting her but she doesn't have enough energy to really keep her off of her and then in these exchanges I'll do that take down a whole look at this dude that left eye is f***** up when you have a guy that's that closed you're so susceptible on that side but yet they might stop it it's over this the end of 3rd oh my God look at her eyes. Cheese's have fries that's one of the worst I've ever seen her dog and I'm getting a f****** potato turn on my own. So I don't want no misunderstandings I understand why people use to have Tabasco like I'm supposed to be impressed what is that is what we will pray by Frank's Red Hot total strikes but we're talking too much it looks to me like she was winning the first two rounds but when someone gets that badly beat up in the third their faces. Much of a mess that infects the judges depends on how liberal they are with those 10-8 rounds to you know, cat litter I that's bad that badly beat up in the third their faces that much of a mess that infects the judges depends on how liberal they are with those 10-8 rounds to you know, cat litter I that's bad


    Yan vs. Aldo Full Fight Commentary | JRE Fight Companion
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    here we are about to see Jose Aldo and Peoria now what's interesting about this fight is people think of all do as being done some people do but also was only 33 that make sure that's correct easier than 32 or 33 he might be 32 like he's not old but he burst onto the scene when 33 that's crazy man I mean he's as Prime all those in his prime and Amaya opinion he beat Marlon Mariah's he lost a decision the UFC agrees with that opinion which is why he's fighting pewter yawn for the title and not Marlin merized that's a very rare time where someone loses a fight and then get the fight for the title and everybody agrees and this is where it's at right now mean people people saw that fight that like yeah I think he I think you want Let Them Fight for the title and so as soon as Henry sahuto step down person who does trying to fight that Ryan Garcia guy that boxer know is Ryan Garcia's like he's the latest really popular up-and-coming young boxer he's ridiculously fast heavyweight no no no no lightweight 135 oh my God he hit him right in the solar plexus 11 gotta punch him or excuse me in Ghana let him punch him with a body shield on and it got no didn't even feel it but then in Ghana started letting big people punch him with nobody shield and kind of so big man he's scary as hell Over All I'll never forget being there when he knocked out so real but yeah that was insane you should have been there for the last one what was that swinging Jamie what happened we have ghosts in here the last one when he knocked out Jersey no rosenstreich there was no one of the audience so one of those Apex fights so and they did it right in front of us like he charged him and just hit him with a left hook and then roses strike drops and then he pounds amount while he's he's already out cold and he hit some of these two big bomb so you hear them both of them are 265 and they just collided Quaaludes and they took I was ready to drop balloon you know meat though it sounds like whatever you want to lose weight but then when he went down to 135 he nutritionist for the first time in his career and now he has zero problem getting a 135 his cut to 1:35 is way easier than cut the 45 it said which is crazy and energy levels the same again King tremendous his last fight with maluma rice he was just attacking the entire time his whole career you should have been at 1:35 his whole career and he can win a belt here for the first time since Connor knocked him out huh oh yes felt he won the interim featherweight title after Connery lost it to Max Holloway I think that's true right 99% positive that's true I think he he beat beat but he knocked out Jeremy Stephens he knocked out and not so more Connell and both those guys are big powerful 45 hours and he decided to try to fight it 35 and you look better 35 they never liked the guy later in his career when they cut weight is sort of a last-ditch effort and you start thinking man skies in trouble it's got that Chernobyl power behind them right here born and Down the River how dare you clear power I want to do that one day so I had Hannibal on the other day Hannibal is such an interesting guy who wanted things he did he took a whole month off by himself and just went to Thailand train Voight I not even like doesn't even have experience in it it's not like his whole life always want to be a Thai boxer thought it'd be fun to train and live in Thailand for a month no just decided to go went to f****** Thailand train there and I just happened to be in Thailand time with my family so he came out from a sink using Bangkok he came up to Chiang Mai where we were at hung out with us with dinner and shot the shadows out here man he's like I'm training Muay Thai he's an interesting guy you know what he's doing now he's going to Ghana get a live in Ghana I do for how long has no wife no kids do whatever the f*** you want real estate is made Investments got money like when someone lives like that is like to live in Ghana Ghana Ghana ancestry test and is on his father's side a lot of its from Ghana and you know he felt like hey man what a great way to get material in what a great experience is the life experience to go there and live there but also imagine how much material he's going to get living in Africa for 3 months Africa not wear f****** Jim Jones Congressman they had the whole thing and watched it and then years later you know you ready to get on Hollywood whatever we were this morning announcements he'd make on the f****** PA system using say whatever creepy said he was shooting speed wasn't sleeping for the days he was a meth addict Island like that 99% sure that the Guyana and Island I think it's just it's a country in South America where he set up is called I think they feel like they're being persecuted United States which they always are because it's always the same story as woman is it just a part of South America European in the news I remember Jonestown was when I got way more than that was a f****** the first one that I was dead people man in that crazy that's what's so crazy they're all just lying there poisoned so scared I poison doesn't work as good as everybody thinks it does it takes a little time fight this is a great fight cuz this is like the big test for Ian and for all dog man you want to talk about Jews been around the block you can't fight a more experienced guy and world-class competition that Jose it although he's about as experienced as they get he was the best kicker like he was dressed like people's legs almost never kicks anymore almost never kicks now he just concentrates almost entirely on his boxing if you watch him find out it's very rare that he throws a kick very rare it used to be like you would chop with those f****** leg kicks man and it was like the most important part of his game because you hit with what like when he fought Urijah Faber I mean he was just a matter of time and now although very rarely throws kicks and I really want to ask get some a translator and ask him why but I don't want to tell anybody you know I'll tell him like just tell me and I won't tell anybody I just wanted I mean is it an injury like what is it cuz it might be it might be like his knees f***** up you can't take anymore cuz all these guys you know he's been in the sport forever and then before that he was a high-level Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt training forever right yep so soccer guys all have f*****-up knees soccer is like one of the best ways to tear your ACL those guys Taylor AZ house with a big right hand the thing about this at this weight class to all there's a kick at this weight class although is so durable he's so strong because he's used to fighting those forty fivers but look although can take it at 35 cuz he's used to getting hit with like Connor big ass 45 or so you know he's used to getting hit with you know I'm not no more, went up to lightweight damn this is good right away Ian switching stances is very clever he's setting up traps he also doesn't want that left leg out front because of although keeps kicking at it you know everybody was always wondering like when all those going to return with his leg kicks because they were the thing that everybody avoided forever and you see lucky throws to win this fight and both of opinion around those guys that come from that soccer background man they can f****** kick the amount of leg strength you have and like your ear used to whippin your legs around oh we look for when they're human sperm cell phone or not Mariah throws that he throws has a really sneaky left switch kick to the head it's like a whip another kick by although I like it although back to Kickin Landing that straight left to throwing a lot of kicks I like it that's that that's a lot to me that means a lot cuz that means he's got all the weapons cuz when he's tracking how to throw bombs on them with the punches I feel like he's just not the same guy not as versatile as many things to think about like when he was in the wec he opened up in this fight with Cub Swanson with a flying knee and knocked him out in the first few seconds of the fight wild there he goes again see he's spinning around with that kick when Aldo kicks your f****** legs man it takes a lot movement away is Fox a lot of things up in fighterz cuz they have to think about that now and this is only the first round this is a five-round because it's a title fight all those keeps chopping at that leg and I hope he does Ian with a big kick to the body goodness what's he doing what's that rap doing OSHA has mean he's mean he doesn't want although with his fingers inside the gloves that's what's going on you you're not allowed to do he got hit with a big shot this John's f****** them up man in the round he got hurt real bad with a body shot real bad so that redness around the right side of his body that's where your liver is need to see when he got hit he covered up and winced I hope they show that and replay look higher up to me but maybe I just missed it. Went he hit him right in the body boys are definitely got you some Wars but was it was interesting as always at right hand but it was his movement that spot around that low kick it was his movement because I protect the body and left hook his moving the cause that wound up being on his back to this is the end but this is not what cause the body shot I want to see the box of goodies big bombs getting hit with oh my God Ian is hitting it with a big f****** shots didn't show The Body Shop in the ground unfortunately been ieuan is fired up coming into the second round we was all there trying to take him down that f*** that up for him alright let's see what happens now okay both guys assuming you know that's the light front leg it's also you can throw at eat from there and throw that inside leg kick is ready to chat to both doing that so you think they're both are both passed out right now and your legs and all those already what is an ego to the body Jets oshit Stephen Thompson just tweeted that he thinks he has a rib is broken delivers a big Target quite a large large patch leaky really f*** someone up and when you get hit there it's the weirdest feeling man everything goes like this and some guys can suck it up and make it look like nothing but most of time when you get hit there your body just kind of seizes up it's very rare that a guy can play that off I'll do just hit him with a liver shot although hit him with a good left-handed deliver their he switch stances again left leg for it and then immediately chops at it this is like the Aldo of old oh good right hand of the body by Ian Dennis fight is good buy the right leg John's leg is in trouble that left legs in real trouble ready when he clenches up with dudes he's just one of those guys is very very physically strong and he's f****** mean you know this like extra meanness that some guys have and yawns got that damn this is good Russians are wild man I just watch this Oliver Stone interview thing you ever see that on Showtime Oliver Stone interviews Putin live part series across it cuz I watched another crazy documentary on Showtime about the kid that gets its brand new it's it's about a high school football player that gets accused of being a pedophile of sexually abusing a child and it turns out he was completely wrongfully convicted Ono yep for years he was in prison while the other guy went on to do it to more people by unreal what happened to him can't remember if they even give out the actual payment we mean you changed his life has no number you could ever put on that right and someone lie on the witness stand like what why did they convict him it's so crazy. Yeah it's well worth not knowing this is the most kicks I've ever seen all do throw in recent years look at that goes High London travel you heard of there without combination the kick to the body that left hook to the body man ball player on my Dell scholarship and his plan is to be in the NFL and he probably would have been able to do it when they show you the clips of them as a Texas high school football player and he's just up star athlete collapse and crushing quarterbacks and how old is he now deliver they just showed it this is I can't f****** imagine being wrongly accused in jail they just cut deals you basically a piece of me imagine if your public defender and guys are lying to you all the time and you don't know who's innocent who's not everybody's going through a no-budget there's no I don't have a budget to hire an investigator to go talk to the people there that night when you're at a dino this so many different obstacles you have you know what I got sentenced I got sentence with an attorney the difference than going in there with a public f****** defendant the big difference and not paying that guy's got 80 people he's got to take care of he's just in business of cotton cut me out of 3rd here get that one moment in the first where Ian hit him with that big body shot do and Ian is forced to switch stances yawns fight in Southpaw now because all those guys left leg all f***** up he's got two more rounds to work on that right leg and now is throwing kicks with the left leg but he's going to charge shop at that that right leg as well good shot with the left leg good f****** fight man is a very good fight this is the first time Ian has had to fight five rounds in the UFC if I if I'm correct all those done it many times he's been released scheduled from multiple multiple five-round fights all of his championship and went five rounds lights went back when he wasn't cutting weight correctly either by the looks good nasty weapon River digging that liver Ian the trouble is in trouble that left hook to the body and now Jana standing Orthodox again he's heading there so many times that song that Ian is throwing a punch it's going to it's going to be like 35% powerful because of that leg is leg just he can't generate power off that left leg he could do it a little bit but it's got he's going to be missing something. It's crazy that although drops down to three 5in just like Becomes of a reinvented fighter unbelievable and then when you find out it's really only 33 like wow he's been around forever I mean he's been a world champion forever first-ever featherweight champion in the wec for the first-ever featherweight champion in the UFC me when they instituted the weight class he was the guy they brought him over from the WC again that left hook to the liver the nation would they call the dutchie it's a left hook to the liver and the right leg kick that's like a anesto who's special that's the thing about Ian that is so clever he's filled with so many he's got so many techniques again oh my God get out of there left hook deliver by Aldo on a counter shot to the head by Ian oh my God by Ian last minute of these rounds to him that this is a crazy but this is a crazy fight I don't know if that's the right mentality when the round for the first four minutes and give him I'm one minute away I'm trying but I know I know sentimentalities is just getting this is a really close fight in there I watch the bats breakdown of ali-frazier a guy that went back and looked through all the interviews of both of them and tells you how they're feeling in between each round and everything on YouTube so cool telling you at one point like at the end of this round Muhammad Ali said this is the closest to death he's ever felt and it's just the end around 11 around 12 or something I think that was Rumble in the Jungle throw in Manila I think it was the Thrilla in Manila was Joe that was hurt was Rumble in the Jungle Ali and Frazier foreman right okra done with James Brown came out going to concert and sleepykinq concert promoter Don King part of the building for the Ali Foreman fight check out his live at Radio City Music Hall with he does live is so crazy especially with that song with the use me fight man cuz he uses the crowd like an instrument uses their claps and everything he keeps looking for that left hook to the body and then Ian counters with that right hook to the Head o album over the top what a fight oh nice needed a body have a good time you go swimming in like your pool cool what is a golden retriever they there another duck hunting dogs the retrievers like they're the sweetest kindest dog but like they were developed to hunt birds really pretty sure I'll look at that late one for the trip all those a little tired here it's these moments where one guy needs to catch a breath and the other guy doesn't allow things can change and happen in those moments John is still being forced to fight from that Southpaw stance that opens up a lot of s*** though it opens up power kicks from both guys cuz the bodies open-toe Yong with a good combination but although it was so good with that right low kick to the Orthodox component that's why it's such a big weapon for him that when someone fights him Southpaw it kind of changes that John was a jumping knee attempt wow I'll do it landed more significant strikes already in this fight than any other fight than any other five yet said his personal-best wow that's crazy sex landed on keeps coming one thing that Aldo has had a problem with in the passes when guys pressure and he has had problems maintaining the stamina and that's what Max Holloway did to him and bullfights particular in the second fight because although fights in such an explosive way that when you explode like that and dig in with big shots your looks Printing and you need some need a break or is Max Holloway everything's like pop pop pop pop pop we put that pace on you and that's what he did to Aldo and Giannis doing it right now as long as all the leading like he was leading in the mall and Mariah fight and never got tired but he's not being pressured and Ian is pressure no s*** is not good that's not good this is not good but it's great beyond is going to beat him up this might be at is my BF is a whole minute to go try to grab the rest he's just he's just risk control that's how do you mind goes right over through with the knee that's been allowed to hit some big shots 1/5 four significant total total strikes 156 significant 146 are the significant strikes that's crazy he's got some strong bond over the top 30 seconds ago it just takes a few big shots from here looking he's looking throw those legs this side just doesn't know which way to go and although is not he's not a big threat license office back especially not now why is this not weird for a Brazilian like that well I mean it's just never been his Forte he's never really in my recollection ever really submitted anybody would like an armbar anything off the back when he's on his back he's just kind of hanging on and holding on although he does have great Brazilian Jiu Jitsu skills he's never been like a guard specialist his nose as f***** up that's a great school that he came what's novolin yeah yeah top top of fight one of the very best and Andre pederneiras who's his head instructed this the guy in front of them not. The UFC cutman there's another guy so all those looking for the left of the body and Ian is waiting for him to throw in the account we got job he's so good at fighting from this position man that's such a up a big plus that he can fight so good from a southpaw position as well because even though is left calf is f***** up he basically took leg kicks out of the equation by switching stances cuz all those not having nearly as much success with that right leg kick to the right front leg as he was to the left front leg is it the fifth and final round wonder who's winning this is a great fight till it's always a good sign when they're hugging at the start of the fifth how much energy man so you want to try to slide that arm down to lock up the right arm so I just need to cross and lock up the right on Valdosta I'll look and defend himself and that's where he's at right now full crew to fix things right leg is trapped in the middle and a half car but still might as well be a crucifix that right arm is just totally taken out of the game who's got no defense at all on his right side right now get through this is using that leg turn it down although almost wish I could almost recaptured guard there no I'll do is grabbing the fence with his toes in a sentence the referees tell him not to do that since yesterday and yeah he's now to get that leg free if he gets his leg free it's a full crucifix. Holy Blood nice taking his back so that's it it's blowing right now is over it's over anymore stop the fight stop at your f*** that pour out though fight over stop in this fight stop this f****** fight already please please stop right come on in many other cases look at how much blood is on that cam is worth that is that's nuts man but now Ian is punched himself out look at this going to take a little break he's got two minutes to go though I mean I just feel like every time I've watched fights in New York it seems like it always stopped very quickly and no reason he had to take all those shots and just getting hammered in the head it's not enough it's basically like you're getting punished for not going unconscious that's good point Dam has no f****** joke made some big ass adjustments switch stances smash them and when he died top on the ground you see how strong is that's what I was talking about like how physically strong is like although is always been very good off his back defensively he's always been able to hold on to that dig into the body leave that drops in with the uppercut blockman I mean in the Pro long beat him beating he gave him in that Fifth and Final Round it was a prolonged bleeding prolonged eating that referee had five bucks on Aldo


    Ribas vs. VanZant Full Fight Commentary | JRE Fight Companion
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    opra people-watching home turn sync up we're at 454-450-3452 for 51 or 50 of the first round Amanda Ribas and Paige VanZant in the Scrolls stocking page pigeon a nice kick their used to eat fish fillet from McDonald's 20 years ago when we come home from hell yeah if I'm still he doesn't know you don't like fish fillets in my God uncomfortable position at page is trying to hold her in place by my Griffin arms like that but that's all she has to do Rebus all she has to do is fish her arm through see her right arm fish it on through she's trying to do that but Paige got a tight if she can figure out a fish her arm through and clamp our heads together that's a legit submission man only this page about to take her back look at this look at this it's up against the cage who's in a better position she might actually be able to take her back from there but it's hard when you're up against the cage like that it's hard to maneuver so Amanda Ribas had some blood coming out of her nose stupid if we both can get her arm through all of that page is going to take her back oh s*** she took a chance to all Rebus is going to take her back while that was slick slick armbar armbar pages in real trouble here so slick man see this is the same thing as she wants a flipper over but the cage is where she wants to talk her she might still get it she might get a ride from there when I get to get it right from their page gotit app Pages where she wants to talk her she might still get it she might get a ride from there when I get a call when she's going to get it right from their page got tap can't she can't pick her up


    Volkanovski vs. Holloway Full Fight Commentary | JRE Fight Companion
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    hallway oshit I don't know how I feel about this hair that's full ass haircut I'm not sure if it look maybe there's no Patrick Dempsey from the old timey movies following quarantine Halo at bet him was The Comedy Store because he's very nice actually told me not to let it get to me Patrick Dempsey father kills it is unbelievable show Joey the show is a drama but it's done by these comedy guys that only know comedy so it's a super serious show and then when the comedy hits you it f****** hits you like it hits you like Goodfellas or Tarantino or The Sopranos when it's fucken gets you out of nowhere cuz they sneak out on you during serious it's happening oh it's so funny legs tree trunks Crocodile Dundee hat on imma keep it on standby yeah but if he wins I got to wear that way you could put on if Max ones or something or pineapple maximum support animal vacation one of his Fighters I believe it's a grappling event I'm not sure I forgot I'll find out your windows that he was cornered in a fighter submission on the shore I don't know where that is submission on the shore so would say a lot of these events where you know God can win a couple of grand for winning and they can do them a lot cuz unlike striking you really can't have fights every weekend but you could grapple pretty much every weekend you make a couple Grand here a couple Grand there and some guys like like Ryan Gordon they actually make real money doing that means probably made a million-dollar grappling Gordon Ryan excuse me I said Ryan Gordon so I switched his name wrong. I blame the weed but Gordon Ryan has been winning big grappling events for 3-4 years and he just bought a f****** house but like a million-dollar House of grappling money which is crazy here we go baby they got a lot of good sponsors to yeah they're always throw his exciting his rule systems the best I'm in the world because it's it cuts out all the the bad s*** about stalling and Ulf stalemates rather not installing stalemates you know where Four Guys cancel each other out if force them into a position where the guys on your back ready said go or guys got you in no position Ready set go when the guy got has you in that spider web position it's hard man that working at work but you don't have the audience you don't get the money from the audience you think about who's selling out the Orpheum right was the Orpheum that's two thousand people at least right you can put 200 people in you want eventually going to shut you down especially West Hollywood going to be the last thing to open because of Ralph's that destroyed Hollywood it's well-known West Hollywood is the last place to open yeah so that's it I like with the stores doing the outside patio area Eden graduation I was under a tent so this is what they think about is that volkanovski in the first round did a lot of chopping at the legs and took Max a while before He adjusted and he started adjusting by switching Southpaw but he got his leg chewed up early in the fight and it's going to be interesting to see what adjustments Max's made and what what volkanovski is going to do differently bokanovsky just such a tank I watch the great breakdown by Dominic how to explain it volkanovski also made a big he's circling to the right side now but then he sets them up that way and then takes a big side step to the left and when then when Holloway tries to adjust that's when volkanovski strikes after he steps to the left then trusting the same do the opposite now what he's been quarantined to in that he hasn't been able to go to City kickboxing in New Zealand cuz he trains at City kickboxing Australia but he a lot of time to go to New Zealand for his camps and he has a man would do that for this fight too and I don't know how much if any of an effect that's going to have so Max has been being a little more slick so far in his first-round keeping his distance and avoid nose leg kicks pretty much got hit with one I believe but much different than in the first fight real aware of it cuz it seem that took a lot of the movement away from him but was interesting he came in here after the fight after loss could not have been like more relaxed and happy and having a good time just accepted it didn't have any problems with it wasn't limping at all how soon after about couple days that's crazy and he was like I'm telling you man he's in great spirits he's a really good guy like in his head is really on straight he has a great saying goes a it is what it is and you know he really means that and he's honest about like his style like the benefits the pros and cons of stop that you was talking about Aldo and he's like those guys with power man because that's why I get so tired to get so much power he's he's like you know I don't have that kind of power but because of that he can go longer and hotter those guys with power they try to use it all the time and a guy like him he can knock people out and he does not a lot of people out but he knocks people out with volume and precision he just put the pace on you and wears you out Beach down where's although can stop God's with one shot that's the difference isn't really stopped too many guys with one shot volkanovski connected there I'm just interested to see what changes he can make right now is he's getting kicked a lot less in the legs so he's moving away more as well kanoski tries to engage turn up front kick up the middle he's keeping them keeping a backing up to keep the pressure on him keeping him up against the cage are you got hit with that one I did almost forget I almost forgot is in the best one why was so looking forward to this for a Homewood right hand over the top God damn is MSG 1/4 like that a lot real like two more fights left and I already so tender to it's so hard to get hit there sucks I'm sticking by that Patrick Dempsey thing I know it's in the weird reference but I keep looking at my just keep saying it over and over again 31 significant strikes 220 but that head kick was big he heard him with a right hand earlier in the fight Laguna's is his left his right cheek is swollen let's see this clip them know what's funny about that s*** guys that wouldn't Fighters have a good time in the ring is so much more loose they do so much better we learned that from Ferguson for a long time after last night but if you're honest they don't always lose goodnight the original room when you just don't give a f*** oh yeah right where you feel good where you feel really good and you like I'm going to f****** kill your already sort of screwed going in with that mentality double helix toys with people he f**** with their head means a lot of what Max does like he's having fun in there for sure but he's also letting you know I got you I got you he does all the time so he drew first blood for sure I mean volkanovski definitely got offset lazy chewing up that inside he's definitely getting off some good inside Loki's hurting that like that like election trouble nasty combination by Holloway God damn that was nice that was nice he's piecing them up but again bokanowski go inside inside low kick over and over and Max trying to return the same Kik which means it probably sucks he had him again and every combination is hitting with that inside low kick that pays dividends man Beck's got a block that wow still pretty though she is like Jesus and she's a beautiful girl got that too like that bothered you that I mean it's so funny cuz I always pictured the girl beating you on a being like my mom's to rekey monster yeah just a full beard that never happened JMU Baptist that's unusual nothing seemed like a good bet your your sounds weird soap for Rose she moves on and gets closer to a shot at the title of the body by Max I mean that we li Zhang you want to fight with so good you really could make a you can make an argument they have to have a rematch was so good it was about as good as ever been you can make an argument that that's actually better than Rose fighting N Roses face is so f***** up like it might take her a while before she's able to find him he went inside and outside without leg but Max isn't limping or anyting it can't be good but so far he's moving pretty good I would try to go up top oh good right hand by Max they're both really good guys to this is one of those fights where you know it would be hard to root for somebody unless you're good friends with them Max is a very funny relationship with dc2 he's always called DC out tell him we want to fight him that just plan it mean they're just friends you want over-the-top that head kick gambus time does Grey's his head he sees a damn anomaly to me how that guy is so good it's Martin the octagon and a commentator and Maxxis really smart natural he's very smart he's really smart always thinking always thinking he's telling somebody to shush, shush that's interesting to go back and watch this at home I want to know what's going on I don't know what he's doing there that would I wonder what he was who is shushing so he's point to someone on or maybe someone in volkanovski is corner so that's two rounds for Holloway for sure the route we dropped him with the head kick the round were dropped on the upper cut those are his in the last item is beautiful Curtis think that's a third time he's made his knees Buckle open and then again it's whenever coming the way up and he games he does he goes on right volume that's what's Wild to me about this main event is Masa. endurance to be able to go 5 Covington who I thought had the best gas tank out of everyone well there was no wrestling that's one of the reasons why there we go 5 like that yeah you know why Kobe's in nightmare for a lot of people in fact it was mine didn't just beat them but stopped him says a lot but you know who's monism I keep talking about his knees being so bad that after some training had to walk on the grass cuz you couldn't walk on a concrete does it hurt too much engine that then imagine he's fighting matches him a flying knee but he's kind of just resigned himself to the idea that when he retires are going to have to get his knees replaced so he's just fighting just you know dealing with a seam training those that need braces on her knee sleeves on he talks about it openly he had that they do this thing where they they they didn't microfracture your knee like to try to get your cartilage grow back and actually did was want it being worse for him it's f***** up he wants to eat in these I've heard that from more than one person that's had that operation. I think it's probably fine for somebody who does like regular s*** but if you want to go back to some hardcore wrestling and MMA training is probably a terrible idea Chalmers I just had some crazy surgery huh what was that he had his hip replaced ya got a new sockets really crazy sent me that picture that you see the picture as the weddings to do it or in some cases how they do it and he he will be able to fight again apparently which is just nuts and he's also walking around now pretty much without a limp 13 days after the operation it's really crazy the way they do it now and it's not even just for young guys my friend Graham Hancock got his hip replaced and 6 weeks later he came on the podcast and was walking normal and I was like what 6 weeks ago your hip replaced every day with different game that's why I like what about the stuff you do for these but like he has but a lot of guys have TJ Dillashaw shoulders Me Talk Pretty openly about it a bunch of guys gone down to Columbia as well Henry sahuto on the show was talking about how he went down to Columbia to get stem cells down there and they fix the shoulder it's a real shoulder problems when they could do in these other countries that they don't have the same regulations they have here in the United States United States they can only do certain amount with stem cells and even that has been amazing beneficial to me but if you go to Panama or you know Cuba has a lung cancer vaccine Hep a vaccine yep how about lung cancer is not a virus after they have a vaccine day and made some weird thing it's only available in Cuba for lung cancer back but she my aunt tells me all the time they just fix you there's no pills after with they just fix you okay gima vac cgf is a lung cancer treatments developed and Cubed the type of immunotherapy that harnesses the body's immune system to fight lung cancer wow 2017 you goddamn right Smoke City smoke cigars cigarettes and having the time of their lives imagine getting a vaccine for everything my buddy had was Fiasco cancer if you get that that should be to soften the blow that's how the doctor should break it into you I got bad news for you. yeah we had this discussion when you were talking to me about your boy with his eye socket that healed after the fire yoel Cuba run for Championship rounds to the body is only a couple of times and on the outside to Mandy's he's getting back to what was very successful for him in the first fight but you got to think all the way one at least two rounds I don't know about the third but I would imagine he won those first two rounds dropped them twice so let's say volkanovski won the third who knows who knows what's going on here do this leg buckles from that low Tech again a chop the same area man bright red it's f****** up man crazy the great Herb Dean what Joey what Jesus Christ why I'm too much into this s*** I don't want to talk I cannot believe how red halo Wade's leg is it is ketchup unipunch talking with right hand to another right hand and he smiled at them to Island guys New Zealand in Hawaii New Zealand I guess but he's not from New Zealand from Australia which is the big gym where oceans diagram that takes a body that's where adesanya that's where he trains is City kickboxing and New Zealand Dan hooker also City kickboxing guy and volkanovski does City kickboxing but the one that's in Australia there's a lot of like real high-level kickboxers in Australia man it's kind of amazed why do you think that is cuz of soccer and rugby and stuff so just tough people man their men their manly men you give them something like Jiu-Jitsu or kickboxing they sell it that s*** they're hard people over there you know it's a different breed that's why I Crocodile Dundee worked as a movie you know it's not like he's talking about guys from I'm going to want to disparage any country but pick a country where thought to be more feminine you know yeah Australia like you love it over there right ohyeah they called them Bears I promise you that cuz things are f****** dares do they look all cute but the second you stop feeding at eucalyptus as soon as it's like where the f**** my if they get mad within seconds to get mad at you at anything that the world that the only one thing I figured it out real quick and food is there drug it just feels like it's like a drug to them because they're just addicted they start to get mad normally if you don't if you stop feeding something for 3 seconds it doesn't get that Max has been eating that's what I was thinking about it because I hope box not opens first which is probably going to be the same I got a couple weeks up in Oxnard on Wednesday nights just to warm me up anything that's happening I'm all the way book till December Joey I've recently resigned myself to the idea that everything is canceled that's my my recent resignation I'm hoping I'll be very happy if they came out with some sort of a really effective treatment and then they opened everything up again but here we are in July and you know some big gigs booked in August and October and I'm not confident I'm not coughing a lot even thinking about those type of gigs it breaks my heart beat tell me my anniversary Thursday and I can't be on stage 90 days guys it didn't really bother me. It bothers me a little bit it's like met you and started getting me that I shall was in mid-march what's your last show is in their last show is March 2nd I read I went to the store March 2nd I can smell it in yet I was chasing that thing all the way down to the last second I was doing show how it got so bad at the end the last show I did was at the haha cuz they were the last place open and I closed it 45 minutes that you can do as long as you want after a whole night of a show only like eight people there but I knew cuz we found out right before the day to close that night they're going off here as Fifth and Final Round they're going for broke I think they think this is anybody's fight Max always pushing it he's definitely been way more effective in this fight than the first fight powerful man has Jabs like a right-hand he's got crazy endurance to for such a power Striker man they are beating each other up oh big African a good right hand behind it by volkanovski looking for the takedown I wish you guys could come with me to one of these with no audience at big fun it's awesome they won't let you know I tried one of my security guys was in Vegas during parts and I got tested and everything I'm like he's good-looking man I can't do it they won't do it Vegas is particularly strict they wouldn't even let me go into the Octagon to interview and maybe know everyone's been tested it wouldn't let me interview the fighters Petty interview remotely like they had I had to be there and they had to be there's another room I could see them there were like Fifty yards away was real weird I was going to say you're so connected them usually that distance and energy break us to just as good it's not as good for questions you know you want to look at them and you want to you want to make them comfortable you know this moment that you want them to know that you appreciate it you know that the fight was awesome nice little kick right there by volkanovski kind of busted up oh right hand by Max they're both so inaccurate yeah this is a wild-ass fight looking for the takedown again all week at it look at that crazy up quick IMAX is amazing that's a champion right there so so weird try cuz I haven't seen him Holloway's Sun you realize like oh yeah he's probably not they're always there do you think so I think so I can't believe that for a second this is anybody's round man could be the fight right now looking for takedown numero dos last minute who wins this one who wins this one anybody's fight I think Max is probably done more damage in those two big rounds were dropped them but volkanovski is getting his in as well and if okonowski steals this round will f****** nose man soar like the opposite than the last fight cuz Holloway won the first two and volkanovski has been picking it up ever since 12 big one second ago wow who knows that could have been that could have been his round for that got two takedowns not round I mean that could have been fought that could be the fight I might have to be wearing a Crocodile Dundee hat Max Holloway total strikes 152 significance so you bested him in total and significant strikes 148 to 144 for volkanovski you're actually how to see 1212 people the last Comedy Club I get the Chinese guy from the bartender to check the temperature is at the door Rent-A-Car there's a place across from subconscious Jiu Jitsu breast place is Feliz for 12 seats in them so what is the other option I have is my uncle has a liquor license from 1969 if you want to liquor license in La that's the one you want you can light bottle rockets in your a****** you could have live bands you can have a gay bar he's 82 when he goes out every Friday and Saturday and it's been closed and the girl that was his mistress when he was married he had a mistress that he got the mistress's cousin knocked up he's a beaut he's a beauty I love my uncle so now he got the and she's living with him this one thing about my uncle you don't like people around Crocodile Dundee dude


    Usman vs Masvidal Full Fight Commentary | JRE Fight Companion
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    Siteman holyshit this fights crazy here we go baby gimme gimme a little volume since I don't have headphones on going to hear a little of this a great Bruce Buffer I can't wear headphones with this beautiful kind of what do you think like the most the moniker haunted Relic you have in here is it feel like so much of this crazy steps probably from some hidden temple or something right in here give us that again the energy from that those things for Menses and the horns going did you eat that animal his heart and every cop big was he just took me like a year to eat them damn weak and then I'll eat it for breakfast I'll slice it up put hot sauce on it I eat cold smoker because I've done that the kitchen but as far as me looking at a chicken or raw chicken and touching it all that s*** I could picture you over a grilled you didn't know every character that stands over a girl as they said his name this is going to be crazy this is very interesting very interesting cuz this is the biggest strongest guy that Mazel dolls ever fought at welterweight Lookout but physically tomorrow is a different animal I mean he's a national champion wrestler and just spectacular specimen play this low kick right away from Mazda tall another low kick and equipto a left hook inside low kick a good wrestler though he's real sneaky very sneaky with his grappling interesting down this fast yeah it is interesting but he's kind of holding on to see what is able to do just fart is that you know he thought it lightweight most of his career Mazda doll did and Usman is much bigger I mean he's e in enormous lightweight he's about as big as a lightweight excuse me enormous wealth away is about as big as a welterweight can get in the only got it be too small and was a lot taller than him right is not a sin. Caught in his first pro fight he got caught with a rear naked choke you just didn't understand you just do then yeah he's out he's up interesting not much damage at all for nothing by little happen there but now on the feet I give a big advantage to mosswood all especially when it comes to how especially when it comes to combinations he lends wild combinations in Silo kick again my door i8 he's a goddamn Superstar who what did you say in Cuban a second ago the thing about this fight is it Mazda tall was training for a fight on July 11th but then the negotiations didn't go well and then give it to Gilbert Burns because Gilbert Burns was willing to take a different deal that but I wouldn't take but he was still training now he says he was ready anyway because he thought the one of these guys is going to fall out cuz lot of times got to do Fallout guys get injured all the time I would say it's like 40% of the time and these big fights some s*** happens and Things Fall Apart I mean comporium look at khabib and Tony Ferguson of never happened every f****** time does supposed to happen it doesn't happen that fights been canceled five times so when you're at this level it's a smart move if they're negotiating with you for a fight on July 11th to keep training man even if the negotiations fall apart because if you do get that call six days out and you are in shape for the questions like is Maza tall we don't know we don't know how much he was trained and we don't know what he did oh big shot by Osman little blood over moskatels eyebrow he set stuff up he does like some crafty veteran s*** in there seems like he'll rush you hit you with shots coming in accouchement so calm and steady calm and steady but I was with Colby to calm and steady just kept that pressure on didn't really throw 100% heat until he knew we had him hurt he just stays, steady he'll stab you in the stomach a lot with those front kicks to but see Jorge oh this is not good for Usman dolls just too clever and fast with his hands is going to get away from that cage pain with right now big shots the wild thing about my Hospitality basically outboxed Nate Diaz who he beat the s*** out of gas man who Fox Conor McGregor who won rounds against her round at least against Mayweather will they were talking about Conor McGregor and doing what it was like get the f*** out of here and then what was like get the f*** out of here cuz they were talking about it right after he knocked out Cowboy when Connor knocked out Cowboys like boom old the right hand their bows mom to break doubt it all look at that take single leg got out of it I know way hi to stretch them out hard to do he's deciding you're the best wrestler in this division get ahold Eggo get a hold of this guy dragged him to the f****** ground and Mall him that's what you do cuz he's getting hit too many times and he's only human his top of this bond is a guy like Mazda tall Clips you a few times that little video game Power Bars keep dropping he doesn't like have it doesn't look like he's trying at all to stop takedowns looks like he's in a boxing fight is like got perfect upright posture but his balance is so good and his takedown defense is so good he usually can avoid them a weird position there in got risk control taking a lot of foot Stomps give me some doesn't perfectly perfectly you can you can you can damn someone's foot but it's often times is just annoying things like I guess in the new video game you could do like Florida backyard octagon I think I saw why does it look like I was like white stuff on his face what are you talkin about you see that like how it looks like he sort of has like a sun suntan lotion on her something definition for guys leaning on you definitely just doesn't want to just being smart physical size and power and the more he does this to my house with all the ways digging into the body the more he does this morning to take away from Asia dolls ability to explode on him because my spittle need to do here big step to the left and pushrod electron mackage for sure you got to try to turn them he's got Escape he's got a Semana to get out of this clinch but it's like how much energy is it going to take to do that and if he does do that will boost mobile to put him right back on there he's got to do something or he's losing this round he's only got 55 seconds to go right oh and he keeps shoulder checking them meme ahzidal smiling but he's for sure given up this round but I'll still has a full gas tank right now mid body camera shop that was a nice little kick big control are you stand up what is that mean it's good yeah it was the contrast by the way there's no you must listen to my podcast with James Nestor. A lot of gook over his left eye look at that s*** they should wipe that off that's always your Romero sure it'll get into his eyeball though I think it's just Vaseline but adrenaline to stop cuts to stop bleeding which is interesting I wonder how that even works can I get the cream I think it's like an ointment like an adrenaline ointment that they use to stop the bleeding I've never asked the doctor about it but I know that they have heard commentators talk about it how they use adrenaline if you ever interviewed Tyson Fury yes he's awesome any chance you got to use the kick machine machine I'd love to know what he'd score on that if he tried from a part of that dude could kick if he could land a kick with his punching and just brains well ngannou punches almost as hard as I kick like when you look at the meter like what it registers he is a hardest registered punch on that thing before while I the hardest registered some other dude bested me damn I f***** my Liam Neeson kick as hard as negreanu can punch your harder harder holy s*** yeah but it's all right oh 3rd round here things are heating up anyway I tore my Meniscus doing it like an idiot me and Joe Schilling were doing it I had my pants on no warm-up 52 years old full blast kick and spat like an idiot and then the next day my Meniscus was sore I got an MRI have a little tear in there now been working on it ever since trying to fix it at stretching is important it's not even stretching it's getting warmed up but like sweating this is nicaea Taylor break here for Jorge what are you doing here I'm confused I didn't see that maybe it was a different shot the groin but I think they may have shown on punch after that well what's that that's the part that was weird because it cut his nuts yeah yeah that was that it wasn't the punch because that's when he rat reacts on the other angle Cup going to let him squeeze my junk like that who's your favorite Referee Joe Rogan Herb Dean is the best but there's a lot of guys that are really good is like there's that level that Herb Dean level now especially now the Big John McCarthy's retired but there's a lot of really good guys I just want to see her being I get a feel safe going to f*** this so weird I'll look at that big takedown for Osman this is big this is big if we can get a couple of takedowns like this that's big and here is inside control big 89 this is the first fight where is mom's working with Trail until he's down in Denver with Justin gaethje and and that's where Rose namajunas is training to shout out to Pat Barry that they all training Denver I know some people say you're better off training at sea level because it's sea level you could put in more work cuz there's more air and really what the altitude is 4 is 4 recovery so you should sleep at altitude but train at sea level that's what a lot of people think that's what like the current cutting-edge science seems to indicate so you think that the may be the best thing to do is to train at sea level and sleep in an oxygen tent sleeping ever was when I lived in Snowmass Village waking up in the middle of night should end it in my life I would leave the window open to in is there Joey you can't find sleep like this in Los Angeles you're there will be a helicopter at some point within 6 hours I mean I didn't realize until I woke up I didn't hear a peep for 8-10 hours something crazy there's nobody in the hotel so it's on the 12th floor fought it off it's so different with no crowd menu hear the shots when you're their lives you hear them breathing is crazy it's wild because I'll do it has even when it's packed Arenas you can hear so much so I can't even imagine what it's like it's amazing when it's empty to be honest I kind of like it better energy of a big crowd that's pretty amazing too it's not like it's bad but there's something extra special about being able to watch these fights with no audience when you're there live because you first what you feel so fortunate that man I can't believe I'm here watching Tyron Woodley and Gilbert burns live you know no audience but not that many people got to see that fight live he's just fighting off his takedowns all the time now man or he's just having a hard time with this wrestling and here we are in the fourth just got him covered I wonder what if anything would have been different if he did have a full training camp for this because Usman just looks Sensational saying something it's 9:30 in the morning there right now so when was the first fight I can't imagine them ever getting going trying for that schedule though to them it's got to still be so the first I was like what 6 hours ago please start fighting at 3:30 in the morning they did that once and we had to do that one, the one we were at in Sweden I'm Obama and yeah he's try to lure him into something so he does he does he's rushes oh s*** oh that take down nice damn straight press these fights are so like these kind of fights are so interesting to me because it's like you see a guy who's as strong as it was wanted such a good wrestling figures out how to get a guy up against the cage and I know for a lot of people that s***'s boring cuz it's not a lot happens but it's so hard for him to avoid like as us Signing Time nice elbow as a fighting type it just cuts out all the Striking cuts out all the danger and then Usman completely controls what's happening I was really interested in seeing Gilbert Burns vs tomorrow to cuz they train together they know each other s*** wow this round's going to be tremendous guys I bet this is going to be tremendous what do you tell him I said all right now if you're in his corner do not let him touch you do not let him grab ahold of you and if you guys will hold you you got to fight for your life you only have 5 minutes just give everything you got for that 5 minutes but do not let him grab you do not let him press you against cage don't resign yourself deposition either I will go around 5 it's just that clinched so hard for Usman to be denied you know he's just so good at getting it and then what do you do if you can't get him off you he's had mozzarella on the cage like like khabib keeps people on the ground yeah but there's a big difference between those two things right not as good as good as getting it out of the ground getting out of the ground like we could be moved us has the most dominant yeah but it's still it's like that was Randy Couture's move to get guys up against the cage and beat him up against the cage they couldn't do s*** wear you out. There it is Rosemonts on top here Relentless pressure minutes just know there's no substitute for that Elite wrestler grappling ability those Elite wrestlers when you get that National Champion world champion grappling like Daniel Cormier tomorrow except one of these like top-flight wrestlers they get ahold of motherfukers and it's like that's just a such a big Advantage this is not good for Mazda doll 3 minutes ago stuck on is here right now. I just got his need ya Camaro does it looks like that yeah it does it looks like he's that's his his left knee that's interesting right police move see how he's using his toes so crazy Boswell got to get out of there man he's got to figure out a way to get out of there if he's underneath this for the remainder of the fight he is not going to win this f****** fight no chance but if you can get up and get out of here Anything Can Happen 155 all sliding in the mount it's going to be a lot of energy to try to get up from here man lose one's keeping that wait on them got that front headlock anyway manhandles which is f****** crazy what is he doing here it looks as he going for an anaconda choke it's hard to tell here you might be gone for an anaconda choke I don't think so look at his right arm you could see it down he can only use mine can only meet him in the body right yes or the legs oh he's up he's up 40 seconds that's why people don't like these positions but goddamnit they're both on their feet 10-second well the winner and still for sure right absolutely


    13 Solid Minutes of Joey Diaz Telling Crazy Stories About Doctors and Hospitals
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    you have no idea what I've done for my life from the fist fights to the arguments to the beatings I still remember my mother taking me into a restaurant bathroom and hold them in the was that when they had lock I'm thinking about talking about 1968-69 please and my mom and my stepdad and then somebody else will be there like a chick that would help my mom and sure enough he would come over but did the mom in my ass and then look at me in San Jose to give you a needle think about it at my mama go what's going on he has to think about it so that they were going to f****** Paula to put on Cuban music and I was like put cartoons on like it was in that whoever evitable and then then he would have liked to drink that means it's going to hurt they would have to hold me down and give me a shot so then my stepfather mom the babysitter and my mom and my mom will be like I'll f****** Knock You Out stop crying your f*** be a man I stopped it so the next day my temperature will go up so he knew he was such good friends in my this is a continuity thing why don't I just leave you with a penicillin put in the refrigerator I'll give you a couple syringes and whenever he gets sick just f****** stick them so we were at a restaurant we went to a fancy white people restaurant next to Kearny New Jersey violins like white people this isn't like these are very conservative white people and I'm not this is a double whammy of the day you ready I don't f****** like milk and my mother used to look under my eyelids I don't f****** like milk I just didn't like milk but at my Cuban people have this thing that they look on the eyelids and my mom will go year your week somewhere so she would make me drink milk or whatever sweater restaurant okay and I'm like my mom's like drinking milk I go I want Hershey's chocolate you know the powder in those days we were here to talk about it or the strawberry strawberry the chocolate please put a piece of ice cream will give me a milkshake or not this m*********** did you got a glass of milk and he put ice cream on the f****** thing like a scoop of ice cream so my mom's I drink the milk I go it's just f****** milk with an ice cream out of my mom's like I'm a no f****** movie is today I'm going to drop you off at the school but you better drink that f****** milk with a white people restaurant you understand me and my mom goes you got about 5 minutes to drink Bishop Michael Catholic futon does that a bring you back with a suit but mom cuz if you don't f****** drink and I'm going to Port over your f****** head this restaurant and I was like I'm telling you right now what to do my mom's like wipe your face so when she wipes my face Joe Rogan do you have a fucken temperature because I was such a sickly f****** kids is crazy ladies room lock the door please don't make me give you a beating in this f****** bathroom store I'm not doing it and that's when the beating started and she got me in one of those f****** things shoot me that thing about a 9 to get a blood clot because my ass for me tightening up we've got like a purple thing all the way down my leg like I'm by the nurse they put me in the hospital at night for lung infection in the middle of that I was so scared I pissed the bed there was a rubber bed for the pissed on going to the mattress you just swimming in your own face in the morning let me get my head together to bother with a needle play the shape of me and she told Matt the 12 the doctor says we have to do right now have balls but this b**** activated me so much you wanted to see what I was telling her I'm going to go down I'm telling you I'm going to go down stand up it's better if you stand up what's going on the hallway and the noise will distract you you won't get that scared feeling I said this is not going to end like this b**** was not leaving she put the f****** toolbar on my arms your little cart I'll never forget 1979 show little f****** car she put the thing around me all I know is she stuck the needle in next thing you know I'm hearing Sirens okay and the car play the wake me up pick me up something I'll never forget that shot me through that day I still remember from September they let me out the day I'll lie lost the Larry Holmes own goddamn 28th 1979 they let me out to the party with the bracelet the whole thing we will f***** up but one thing I remember about that experience was the third night hours there how scared I was and the guy next to me was in The Old Man and I and I'm blowing farts in the whole night season that died and he keeps just farted a two-man bad the two-man room you either shittin tonight are you doing surgery in the morning the dock I'm listening for the dino you can hear that and they didn't have PPE and this ship was coming out of his ass dr. Kaweblum who do you call when you called like that they make cold who the people who make cold like whatever make cold I don't know I like f****** rub my shoulders let me know they came in very time an alarm off the water up his ass and that night I had my own room I'm in that f****** by myself like mr. Diaz was sorry about that I don't worry about nothing what do you mean my friends were coming in with cases of beer you were partying what is a pack of nips cuz I knew from grammar school is Jersey City so the good old days they were like you do on September 20th the good old days they would like you know what you'll be fine go see your doctor I never went to see the doctor again I think I said that night September 28th was laying Larry Holmes Muhammad Ali


    Joe Rogan Discusses Bryan Callen & Brendan Schaub Catching Coronavirus
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    violet light kills it almost instantly and simulated sunlight kills it almost instantly and they believe regular sunlight kill killing almost instantly and this was something to Brett Weinstein at talked about on the podcast that I did with them that it's sort of indicates that this thing might have developed in a lab to spread faster indoors there's so much creepy s*** about this this f****** disease it's definitely but it's a man-made disease they they manipulated this virus and they made it more potent I made it that way so they can study it and it got out and that's why it spread so fast and that's why it's so weird that's why that's such a weird weird effects on different people and you know Callens got it right now and I was talking to him on the phone he's like it's so strange it's like one time because I'll feel fine and then an hour later I feel terrible I'm coughing like crazy my head hurts and goes and then after that I'll be fine again he goes like I feel fine then I don't feel nights are rough did he mention that sometimes nights are up to wake up in middle and coughing fits of and sometimes his head hurts and says like flu head like stuff to eat like real bad headaches but you know he didn't take hydroxychloroquine here's something funny his doctor said to him this is what the doctor says Shawty said I don't know what we're your political leanings are he's like what he goes because this drug hydroxy when is a drug that Trump kept promoting and he goes but put that aside he's like I don't give a f*** does it work yields yes it works so he gets on his works but it's particularly effective he said in the very beginning of the infection so he gets on hydroxychloroquine and he does vitamin IV drips 5 days in a row by the fourth day he's good he's still has a problem is taste and his sense of smell but he doesn't feel bad at all four days in Calallen 11 days or whatever it is 12 days he still f***** up he still feels like s*** he's got no energy he didn't do anything now kalenjin want to take the drugs and he didn't even want to take the vitamins he said he you know he's got a weird thoughts on vitamins I don't understand it like he thinks there vitamins don't really work unlike like what do you think all about vitamins you should be able to get enough from your food I might do you eat spaghetti you should be able to get enough from your food I might do you eat spaghetti


    Joey Diaz GOES OFF on Covid Tests
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    if there's a limit one hit is Okay Google's little thing for this little bit of the limit Eagles and wait I was running a Nickel Creek Italian translate listen to you you don't want to put a cotton swab in my notebook when I woke up. The line was just one my nose and the spots are coming out of my nose this year f****** stupid person wait online a result of what that did to people if we go backwards I'm going to see how many people are gay because for years rats like a minute and said that with a f****** in your ass and look at him like make eye contact and talk to him then he would take it out wipe it and then I look real close tell you your 91.1


    Blame Modern Diets, Not Genetics, for Your Crooked Teeth and Breathing Problems
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    talking about the changes in human diet and eating soft foods and how it affects the way the job develops and the size of the jaw and that there's a way to improve that which I found fascinating that this was something when you set out to write a book about breathing the last thing you think you're going to be doing is handing you know around a bunch of ancient skulls and end looking at teeth but that's where this journey led me I had heard from some biological Anthropologist that are face changed and that our mouths have gotten too small and that was one of the reasons so many of us were breathing so poorly and so I thought well this sounds interesting these people are legit I want to check it out and if you take an ancient skull anything older than 500 years old 5000 years old 50,000 years old you're going to see by and large by 99% chance these girls going to have perfectly straight teeth then never had their wisdom teeth removed they never had braces any orthodonture thank the head straight teeth because I had these very wide and Largemouth and his powerful jaws to start getting into the modern era of industrialized food mouth starts shrinking so why do we have crooked teeth not from genetics because our mouths of grown so small that the teeth have nowhere to go so they grow crooked and what else happens when you have a mouth is too small for its teeth have a smaller Airway so this is one of the reasons why so many people have snoring copying other respiratory problems this sounded so bizarre cuz it's nothing I've ever learned in school but all anyone needs to do is look up some ancient skulls if you're online and check out their teeth and check out how they have these huge Jaws is big flat wide faces powerful faces and they all had this and then you go into the wild 5400 different mammals and check out and see how many of crooked teeth the answer is 0 so some some Bulldogs to do because they've been bred to have a flat face just like humans but but animals in the wild have straight teeth and and we did too as a species we we have straight teeth but I'm but because of industrialization specifically because of food are miles of grown too small you would never believe that someone told me that other than reading your book and and kind of understanding where you're where you coming from I would think this is nonsense it's genetics yeah I like them why people have small hands or people have big feet or whatever well it's become a heritable trait so so what's happened now is they found the researchers who who who done this Robert porcini worked on the stuff for 30 years is 250 scientific papers on it they found within the first generation of switching to industrialize Foods about 50% of the population is going to have malocclusion which means a crooked jaw crooked teeth after that about 60 to 70% Next Generation after that about 80% after that look around that's us now about 90% so if he's looking at fetuses in the womb and is seen their mouth size is too small and they have the backward slant to their faces just like I have just like so many people in the population have if you were to measure a skull and you were to draw one line from its ear to its Elvis and another line perpendicular to that almost every single ancient skull would be above that line very powerful jaw now 90% of modern schools are below it so they are behind it so and this is happening now it is becoming a heritable trait so it's so kids are or messed up to to begin with which is why so many kids are have sleep apnea and snoring now which is so injuries to their to their health and this came about because they weren't chewing copper food didn't need the muscles and what can be done to sort of reverse out of mitigate that in adulthood it's harder and in for kids it's not easier because their muscles are and their phones are much more malleable but that's exactly what they found is once you introduce we used to chew for about 4 hours a day okay. That's just how it was from the dawn of time to to about 500 years ago but as we started getting chest in white flour as rice became we started taking the determine the brand with rice it's just the policyed as things began to get canned and bottled if you think about even what's considered healthy food right now smoothies avocado oatmeal all this stuff is so much power bars so I tried to do in my own face as as a experiment for kids what they're finding is these problems need to be diagnosed very early and they need to be treated and what they do is they widen the mouth to the way that they were supposed to be 500 years ago so we're changing our bodies by by force of will to the way that the nature had made them before we messed them up what was that you were talking about that develop some sort of a retainer that actually change the volume of your jaw as an adult and change the volume of your mouths right so I had crooked teeth growing up I had braces I extractions I had beer and me and everyone I knew had the same thing it was never if you were going to get it it's just what when are you going to get your braces but they're not looking at Airway Health right so so what happens just as a principal you've got a mouth is too small for his face that teeth are growing in crooked you extract teeth from that get some head gear and go you're creating there's a significant argument by many people in the field that you're making a smallmouth smaller and and one leader in the field dr. Michael Galvez at 50% of people have Orthodontics are going to have more breathing problems because of it Embraces as well to make them there's this the very first Orthodontics weren't craning teeth in to make them straight they would expand the mouth cuz even back then hundred twenty years ago they knew our mouths were growing too small that they knew that so the first devices I thought this is fascinating they were using this for kids with cleft palates had it all of these other problems where they were having problem chewing and and breathing so they would expand their mouths with this device that went to the roof of your mouth and had a little dowel screw in he slowly opened it up to expand the map what does it feel like it doesn't feel great so this is where I think a lot of Orthodontics is heading because it allows you to have straighter teeth but it also opens your Airway but how long do you keep it in your EQ in your mouth like braces all day long and now that the one that I use is called a homeo block and this guy been using it for 30 years and I used it at night so if you put it on pallet upper palate and you slow you have this little screw thing this little handle that every couple weeks you open it a little more to slowly so if you have one of those on your upper palate so that can open okay that's that's what it's made to do it can open and you can widen your mouth and adulthood and I showed this through two cats cans and by that you can open your Airway and you can breathe better and how long did you wear it for I work for 1 year 1 year 2 to the week I took the other cat scan and you gain how much volume in your mouth I gained about five pennies worth of bone in my face which is crazy yeah five pennies yeah so it's a lot of bone man so we've been we've been told that we can't grow bone past 30 right it's just entropy we're only going to be losing we can we can stop it from from disappearing we can do some things to help prevent that lost but we can't build it but we can we can build it in the center of our face in the next Hill you can really change the structure of your face from doing in your face you can add more bone you can model bone inside of your face you look better all your kitchen tell you good looking man but I mean did you think you look better I will not say better I want use those maybe just know it worse worst people be before warned don't build bone and about I did notice after after about six weeks of wearing this thing people were like food what happened what are you doing listen you can see it for yourself in the knee thing is it's not subjective it's not what I think I look different from those cats cans and there's metrics to it so so and also open my Airways it it it allowed me to expand I don't know how much is probably a 15% 20% but it was mostly the toning of the airway why did you stop using it after a year I'm still using it you are so right for the book for the research I said I'm going to do this for one year and I'm going to wear it every night I'm really going to be dedicated even after having a few few beers it was like the last thing I want to do is put this thing in my mouth and go to sleep but I did it because I was curious cuz I heard the stories I've seen the case studies I've seen the data but I wanted to see what would happen in my in my own body and I tell you on the subjective level I breathe more easily now than then I can ever remember breathing I haven't had pneumonia and bronchitis any of those problems but there's a bunch of factors do to right there's the nose breathing the breathwork so it's a combination of all these things yeah but but nose breathing when to help you build more bone rider for the horse so a lot of that was due to the this device not only spread open that suture in the upper palate but also stimulated chewing stress so on one side there was this little bump so every time you close your mouth you got some chewing stress which would stimulate stem cells which would go into the sutras and build more bone the differences when you clench your jaw is right now just like you know what you're boxing you're intense you're clenching your jaws that does not stimulate that that good beneficial chewing stress okay because our bodies identify that as sympathetic stress of cortisol levels go up right that means growth isn't going to happen but if you think about eating a big piece of steak or a carrot you're not chewing on both sides of your molars you're chewing on one side or the other so when you stimulate the stress on one side of the other you're if you next time you're chewing on something thing I think about that that's why you salivate and and you become more relaxed and that's when that growth can happen on one side or the other stimulate stem cells that don't get stimulated if you just like biting down on a mouthpiece because of cortisol and I'll see to see what life was like on the other side so nice but but I got curious I talked to the guy who gave me this device doctor Ted Bell for and he's he's use this thing for it for 30 years and his case studies are pretty fascinating and I talked to him he's like we should do another CAT scan see what happened didn't quite admit to him that I had stopped using it so I felt a little guilty and now for the past about month-and-a-half of up and back on the back on the train to see what happen going to take another one just for kicks I'm not going to write about the books already done but I just I'm curious to see what will happen if you keep wearing this if you can really keep him prove you the Swami Rama of Orthodontics if you can hold that bad boy in your mouth for a few years I mean I'll be really fast and if you change your face and all sudden you have like this big Clark Kent Superman type jaw can you let me check out here for a couple years and then I'm just going to focus on this all day get ahold of that bad boy in your mouth for a few years I mean I'll be really fast and if you change your face and all sudden you have like this big Clark Kent Superman type jaw can you let me check out here for a couple years and then I'm just going to focus on this all day to stay in a sauna to do what you got to do


    The Ancient Civilization Responsible for Yoga Breathing w/James Nestor | Joe Rogan
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    Somerset this technology is cheap now to get so even if if you were to show up with with $2,000 worth of equipment you could see if there was some scientific basis to what these people are doing but from my understanding I didn't go down to the chi hole too too deep but a lot of these people aren't showing up and and offering volunteering to have their skills you know tested and and that's how science worksheet you have to test it nobody wants to do with Swami Rama did right. Who wants to sit in a while some people do sit in a cave for 30 years right away fruit for years at a time in a dark cave and just sit there and breathe so I just in the modern age I don't know what was cool about him is he wasn't the only one who could do this so they were researchers in the twenties and in the forties who went out with a bunch of equipment whatever equipment they could Cobble together and tested other yogis who were able to do this exact same thing right so so Swami was part of this long lineage of people who had this knowledge is it still there could be but again I don't think it's online I think you really have to get out in the weeds and an early who's trust in order to get that story and what is what is the history of these people doing this like what what was their initial motivation I mean is there a written history of this the earliest evidence that we have for breathing practices dates back about four thousand five thousand years from these little statuettes in the Indus Valley which is in Northern India so there was this huge thriving civilization they had paved roads they had running water they were dealing with in Copper and they had no in this in this whole civilization they still have not found any political or governmental buildings they haven't found any religious iconography so these people in some ways could have been more more advanced than we are now and they had all of these figures of these people in these these yoga poses with their stomachs out so that's how they date the earliest archaeological evidence of that and since then then all of these practices were moved to the rig Veda and and all of the earliest yogatx and they were codified in The Yoga sutras of patanjali is that's where a lot of the yoga methods come from that's about 2,000 years old when they were creating this you would think that people were hunting and Gathering it was probably a very hard life well not not in that Civilization writer they got to a point where they had some sort of Agriculture or some some structures and buildings but how did they get to the point for cuz the rest of the world didn't obviously didn't do this is not like common practice in Germany or in Italy or in all these other civilizations like what made these people focus on breathwork well it could have been but we just haven't found anything related to that yet right so if you think about hunter-gatherers we're imagining them as man they're just working all day they're hunting all day the gathered that they weren't from from what I know and from what I've seen of the science there in probably three or four hours of work you know and then you have no other distractions to spend time and in Building Systems of breathing and health which is what started in in ancient China which is what start in India which is what's ancient Greece think about all the distractions were dealing with today constant interruptions if you've already done your work for the day there's nothing else to do you're going to get more interest in your going to have the time to do some empirical studies to to see what works and what doesn't just seems to me that like learning something like that learning something like prolong breathwork in the benefits of it mean it seems like this is a really long Turn Practice it doesn't show you immediate benefits yes and no I think that you can take someone who has a serious problem maybe someone who's who's already very fit it's going to take a while to really see those big benefits we see that with athletes with nasal breathing takes them weeks or sometimes months to really see came to Performance but if you've got someone with a chronic condition like asthma or anxiety who are struggling to breathe every single day and you teach them some basic breathing some normal breathing patterns their lives can be absolutely transformed we seen this and study after study so these people they're breathing has become so disrupted their breathing in such an unhealthy way that they don't know what proper breathing is just shifting that has a tremendous impact


    Why Being a "Mouth-Breather" Is Bad For You w/James Nestor | Joe Rogan
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    what what made you want to write this like where this come from is actually two things about 10 years ago 11 years ago I had this really weird experience was in San Francisco it's a lot of breathwork yoga stuff going on there and I kept getting pneumonia a surface lot at Ocean Beach and I thought that was the reason so I kept getting bronchitis pneumonia a year after year it's just kept happening so a doctor friend of mine suggested a breathing class might help I didn't know much about this I'm down signed up and was sitting in the corner of the studio cold room legs crossed breathing in this rhythmic pattern nothing crazy just and then really slow and I sweated through my t-shirt to my socks my hair was sopping wet sweat all over my face so I went back to her and I said what happened like your doctor you should know this and she said oh you must have had a fever or the room it's been too hot so she had no idea but I didn't know what to do with that story so I just kind of filed it away forgot about it for a number of years until I met some freedivers either people who have through the Power of Will and Naval themselves to hold their breath for 6 7 8 minutes at a time and dive to dap's Far Below with any scientists thought possible so I thought wow there's something in breathing here that I don't know about and I figured other people might not know about as well really interesting you know I've known a bunch of free divers and I've known a bunch of a Jiu-Jitsu people that got really into yoga primarily because of Hixon Gracie Hixon Gracie do you know his famous probably the most famous of the of the like the classic Jiu-Jitsu people he's known as being the very best he was like one of the original real pioneers of Jiu-Jitsu in America as well and there's a documentary on him called choke have you seen it I have not know it's really fascinating just documentary he's doing all this crazy stomach breath stuff that Yogi stuff no cuz he's over he's really into yoga as well for flexibility and balance all those different things and he was probably the first guy to introduce yoga to Jiu-Jitsu as well but him and his son who's also world champion in Jiu-Jitsu just stressed constantly that it's all about the breath and that breathing is it sad but it's everything for jiu jitsu it's everything from martial arts everything for your mindset to find out in the foundation of so many different sports I think a lot of that has been forgotten another coaches in the 50s used to have their Runners take a big mouthful of water run around the track and then I'd have to spit out that same amount of water into a cup to force them to breathe through their nose to force them to move their diaphragm up and down a little more because breathing is so essential to the recovery Thuringer the performance about your book was the experiment with plugging up the nose for what you guys do for a month is it was 10 days send it and that that tend to dye my nose was broken most of my life I had a useless nose 12:40 and then I got an operation to have my deviated septum corrected and that turbinates shave down and then it changed my life it really did like I didn't realize like what like the term mouth breather is a really interesting to term for moron but I I felt like a moron like after I get my nose fixed why didn't I do this before like I was robbing myself of oxygen yeah and there's so much science supporting how injury is it is to constantly be breathing through your mouth there's there's no debate about that but what people don't realize is about twenty-five to fifty percent of population eventually breathe through the mouth they don't realize the neurological problems that this causes the respiratory problems this causes problems with snoring sleep apnea even metabolic disorders I mean goes on and on and on so I have been talking to the chief of radiology research at Stanford done many interviews over series of months he's a big nose guy so he said this is the most amazing organ no one's talking about it at the NIH there's no school for studying the nose and its effects and he thought that was criminal so he had warned me how bad mouth breathing was but no one knew how quickly that damage came on so we we knew that after years it can change the structure of your face it's so common in kids that has a term called adenoid face if you see these kids with very long faces cuz they've been mouth breathing so long that their faces have actually that the musculature in the skeleton shirt has have changed so so but but no one knew if a month and year how soon those those issues came on so I asked him I said will want want you test if you're one of the best universities in the world you have the means to do this and he thought in his words it would be unethical because he knew how damaging that it could be for people and so I volunteered I said want you tested on me I'll get somebody else to do it they had no money for this so we had to pay for the study just to experience what what that was like and then the point was to do some like jackass stunt it was to lower ourselves a new position my body certainly knew I think I was mouth breathing too much of my youth and that twenty-five to fifty percent of population knows and actually measure what happens that's right and it could no one knows for sure because the less you use your nose the less you're going to be able to use your nose just like any other muscle so when people start habitually breathing through their mouths their noses going to start to close up and we know this from the doctor speech language pathology at Stanford she measured people who had laryngectomies holes drilled in their throats so they could breathe she found between 2 months and two years their noses were completely blocked zero are coming in so the more you use it then going to be able to use it to the less you use it the more after you will you will be to have problems with wings when is the process will why does the nose close up it would seem that it's a whole like why would that whole clothes it's not in use this terminates all those tissues just just start closing up and so using your nose actually makes the opening wider absolutely relay for absolute my nose got too physically wider after my operation it's really strange like I look back on the photos from and I was 40 on my actual physical and I I attributed to that fact that they put these big foam things in these plastic spacers in there because the doctor that did the operation he forget the. Of time afterwards I had to have these things stuffed into my nose and this plastic that was sort of sutured in place to hold it into position and I attributed that to why my nose got wider but I noticed it like with a year two after it like a nose is wider like it's different like if I look at older pictures of myself my nose is more narrow and now it's more flared out and I felt like it was because of that but now that you're saying is now I'm thinking maybe it's just from breathing out of it well surgical interventions are going to open that are way there's no doubt about right but but we know the more that you breathe through your nose the more that it's going to open up and you can see this with people who are habitual mouth breathers or also joggers decades they start breathing through the nose at the beginning it's really really hard that I can't do this this is awful then weeks go by months go by and their noses open up and then allows them to to breathe through the nose the benefits of that there are innumerable so many benefits of nasal breathing out only oxygen but it helps defend your body humidifies air conditions are on and on and on and this is something I just don't think a lot of people realize and in from the researchers I've been talking to they were bit frustrated too seen so many chronic conditions tied to mouth breathing and how so many of those could either be improved upon or sometimes at work here by switching the pathway in which you breathe so just breathe through your nose make your actual nostril opening wider I don't know that I am and I haven't seen any papers on that so it's what my nostril holes and everything's probably with plastic and stretching it out I would assume so now what did you do for you referencing a book he doesn't give a f*** about mouth about nose breathing mouth breathing he just goes just breathe breathe through your mouth any impact on you I'm talking about cool mouth so what he's done is he wants to make this easy and accessible for people to so many people can't breathe through their noses so they got they can't get that breath in those 30 huge breaths you need to take right they take too long to do it so he says it doesn't matter don't pay attention you need to get that breath in you need to expand your lungs and for the rest of the time you know the benefits of nasal breathing that habitual breathing is is so important to help it seems so strange to me reading your book that I'm just learning this in terms of like I mean I've been doing Athletics my whole life how do I not know that breathing through the nose is more beneficial how do coaches not know this this is something I just got running up against over and over again and when I first start writing this book my friends journalist and author said you write a book about breathing what why would you write a book about breathe there's a good new book about walking on me quite quite a bit until they heard some of the details of it and the stuff is like it's been right in front of us the whole time and it's so obvious that no one's really paying attention to it and the scientific Foundation all the research is there and that's what makes these these researchers the scientist so frustrated today we have 50 years of Rock Solid science here showing the problems with mouth breathing prawns with snoring and sleep apnea no one's really been paying attention we're treating all these separate problems that are associated with these core issues and we're not looking at the Quarry issue and I think that breathing has to be considered along with diet and exercise as a pillar of Health cuz even if you eat keto vegan paleo whatever even if you exercise all the time if you're not breathing right you're never really going to be healthy we know that to be the truth so air comes through your mouth air comes to your nose what is it turn the air coming through your nose your nose if you were to take your fist you've got a really big V so someone with a slightly smaller Fist and to take that Fist and imagine just pushing it inside of your head that's about the volume of your nose and all the sinus cavities so they even stretch up above your eyes so volume of your V that's crazy it's about a billiard ball depends on what size fish so-so in Endicott Concha because it looks exactly like a seashell if you were to split a seashell and in half and look at it that's what's happening in your nose and all of the stuff evolve this way for a reason so that are the comes in through the nose is slow down it's filtered it's humidified and its condition so by the time it gets to your lungs your lungs can absorb that oxygen so much easier and the the nose is really the first line of defense another amazing thing with a nose is it produces something called nitric oxide which is this wonderful molecule that is a vasodilator that plays an essential role in oxygen delivery and also helps battle off viruses bacteria and other pathogens so this is all happening in the nose and slowing down that are all of these other function allow us to gain about 20% more oxygen breathing through the nose than breathing through the mouth so you can breathe less more by breathing through the nose wow breathing through the mouth even though you know you're filling your lungs up even though you're you're taking a big deep breath you're feeling your lungs up you're not getting as much oxygen that's right because you can over Breeze went when people at a gym or when people are jogging see him really going to get the maximum amount of oxygen in that's not what happened what is happening to body so you are offloading the CO2 by off too much CO2 you're causing constriction in your circulation so right now if we were to breathe 30 huge breaths you'll feel some tingling in your head to feel something maybe your fingertips looking cool your toes will get to cool that's not from an increase of oxygen to the opposite that's happening this from a decrease of circulation so your body wants to be in Balance you want to have the right amount of CO2 and oxygen for Optimum delivering and that's what the nose helps you to do that was one of the craziest things about the book talking about Yogi's that were able to vary the temperature between each hand know on the same hand in the same as same hand one area was gray the other was red in the same not even this in this on the same hand and you know when I came across this people think this is impossible who did the study some guy and garage it was at the menninger clinic which was the world released in the US at least in the US the largest psychiatric research facility at the time and a Navy physicist did these tests was reported in the New York Times they haven't found someone who had the powers of Swami Rama they found I think wins about as close as we've gotten to that guy


    James Nestor Had a "Transformative" Experience in His Holotropic Breathing Class
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    it's so interesting to me that breathing and breath work and knowing how to breathe properly is it's not common knowledge but it's so critical to help and it's free it's not like we're not talking about something that requires devices or or like it could but Joe long learning curve for just just some of these benefits of so many of them and especially the most simple ones right anyone can breathe in 6 seconds in 6 inside out if you want to really go up to the next stage and figure out what breathing can really do for you on an on a bigger and more powerful level you can do to mow you can do when I'm off you can do holotropic you can do Cree as you can do pranayamas they're all doing the same thing I've done it but it makes you trip right interesting experience in a hospital 11,000 people were put through this thing and they said it was more effective than any other therapy me personally that the science is much more thin in holotropic breathwork and what I've been told by the instructors kind of threw me off where there like they sit you in a room and a blast music and for 3 hours you breathe as hard as you can and they told me that you're going to be able to enter into the space because so much oxygen is getting into your the opposite is happening you or inhibiting blood flow to your brain and so your brain is processing that as a threat and sometimes you inhibit so much blood flow that perhaps your brain is interpreting this as though you are dying which is why so many people have this reaction where they said I am reborn after holotropic and that's awesome I don't want to take that away from anyone but but what I've seen is that the site there is no there's been a ton of subjective anecdotal the studies not a ton of a few of them but the actual science behind it no one's gone into an fmri and looked at what's really happening and that's something I really want to do and hopefully I'm going to be doing in the next next few months just for curiosity that makes sense if people haven't psychedelic experiences cuz many psychedelic experiences are tied to near-death experiences why do people have near-death experiences they report these moments that what a lot of people experience on psychedelics so what they're doing but through this holotropic breathing that are harming themselves right or do we not know this is not not that I know of the the doctor who put 11,000 people and said there's nobody had any problems there were no side effects so I've heard that some people can can freak out I heard that there's possible bowel issues in Volvo and some some real meltdowns in in the class that I took I wasn't sure how much was somatic and how much was actually because of the breathing I had a pretty strange experience with a guy turn into a wolf for a while maybe he really became a wolf we will never know which is why this stuff should be studied you know there's a lot of talk that breathing this way will trigger endogenous DMT and that's the reason people trip out so hard I tried to do a study in which I would read this way and they would take blood before and after but the scientist that I was talking to said it would be such a small amount they wouldn't be able to detect it so there's there's a lot of gray area with which to me is not a bad thing it's great there still Mysteries to breath there's mystery the human body right and if people are finding great benefit from this and there's no side-effect than then that's great I just found it was a little little thinner than the other techniques like wemhoff method or like Crea super-solid he was a lawyer working in San Francisco and then left and went to live off the grid in a cabin Casino which is completely legit and admirable and he was he was a groovy dude and afterwards really warm welcoming guy so I don't want to take away any any process that he went through he said it was very cleansing for for himself and I think that that's that's great you're a very nice guy talk to you know where we can find them he's out in the tundra right now you got to go hunt him down that was cool but the whole time I was watching him breathing and he wasn't really breathing any differently than me cuz what you do is you have a half the class of the sitters for the people who are breathing and watch over these people in case they have problem so I was a sitter during this process I was not breathing I was looking as respiration really didn't look any different so I'm wondering how much of this is is the setting setting of this year in Mendocino are the hot springs there's really loud music fake Louis the music is this you know that's that's something I wish they could have worked on a little bit about Allah wish but it was a lot of like fake keyboard Lutz & the faked any symbol crashes that the macom and good good good for them it would be interesting to mix it up with with 3 hours of Death Metal and just see where that would take that one some good Upland that that would be fine so when you did it so you were a sitter but then you also did it right and when you did it what did you experience it definitely affects you because you're breathing in a certain way it's going to affect your physiology so I got really cold I got really hot and got really Spacey I fell that was kind of dreaming for a while 3 hours is a long time to breathe as hard as you possibly can but the shifts in temperature in in circulation cause the body's trying to compensate right so the more you're breathing your pH is going to be you know I'm going down so you can becoming more alkaline so so your body doesn't like that it really wants the pH because all the cellular function happen at a certain pH 7.4 so it was to me it was fascinating to feel my boss fighting against this and constantly trying to balance itself throughout the whole thing but it it's definitely Spacey there's no doubt about it Spacey Woody blunt you are extremely light-headed and feel very high side of Ben Greenfield about it and he said it was the most profound spiritual experiences he's ever had just by breathing a lot of people say the same thing you know what those subjective experiences are cool but I think would be a lot more interesting to to find out constant to everybody not just one person when they do this in to look at the brain and to look at the body and really Analyze That to see if there's some physiological reaction would we know what's happening with blood flow to the brain we know what happens to the brain when it's deny blood pressure blood flow to certain areas but but how does that affect us psychologically afterwards how does that affect us physically I think these are good questions and how long does it take you to feel pretty quickly I went outside afterwards and drank a beer in my car and just sorta re-centered but but it was mostly just that the feeling of extreme lightheadedness dreaming us and then everything just sort of boils back down and in your back in Mendocino at the hot tubs you know when they sell you on this like what they have a class for holotropic breathing play many medical benefits but they say it is a spiritual journey and for many people it is and and I think that's a wonderful thing that they're getting benefit from this and they use this this fuzzy language like like that because they can't say it's going to help with your asthma the independent studies and is so similar to holotropic the difference is you don't breathe super hard for 3 extremely intensely about 5 minutes then slow it down but let me ask you about the actual technique like how does it how do you do it you breathe as hard and as fast as you are able to bring in big deep breaths whatever you want to do whatever you want to do whatever you want to do state route to the mouth is going to allow you to get more air in in a real this was larger volume by stanislav grof who was one of the first test subjects of LSD and he started using LSD Johns Hopkins other universities and found had this profound effect for people with with schizophrenia and other serious problems you got banned in what 68 and so he wanted to the way to allow people to have these experiences without the drug and so he developed the specifically to mimic the effects of LSD so and he's he's written 12 books on this stuff some of the science mostly the psychology of what's happening with it I wish that there was some more hard science to it there's there's not yet but hopefully that's forthcoming and that number 3 hours is a consistent they've been if it's interesting when I did this and that this was several it was three hours so you you had to go 3 hours now they're they're doing I guess that was too hard for a lot of people to do in these our sessions which is which is news to me, nobody wants to live in a cave for 30 years 3 hours able to do that for that long I've had some friends have done the holotropic breathing when the reason why I asked you this and these friends are pretty hardcore psychedelic experimenters and they found it very profound they said that they could achieve states that are very similar to psychedelic experiences you hear that all the time and couldn't find that I did not go into the universe and you've done that before had psychedelic experiences before I I have I went to college but but I did not do not Dabble. had psychedelic experiences before I I have I went to college but but I did not do not Dabble.


    Hannibal Buress Had a Gambling Problem That Almost Got Out of Control
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    gambling problem for a little bit yeah what kind Sports & Casino album a lot of sports gambling problem like what made it a problem with made it follows that it was really taking up a lot of time and I never got into real trouble just because I was you know constantly working I had a great week I have bad weeks but it was as if you're you know betting on stuff every other day or whatever then that means you're kind of on tilt and not able to function most of the time in this when you were drinking a lot to just when I was drinking too it's also his drinking and gambling together getting gambling and then getting up at midnight how was serving me and look at the other stuff that I was doing and that's also gambling investing and also realized I had that outlet it just wasn't in sports or you know throwing some dice but you can gamble while you know invest in a company early you can gamble by getting a building you can gamble by you know trying to produce your own show out of pocket all these other things you know Investments go bus companies you know people that put you know millions of dollars billions into two companies that quit that and so that was invested at people they were really hyped about it and wrote big checks and it was when I was looking at a game matchups and so I can spend that time and and mental energy on something else is more productive but a lot of people don't when they get sucked into something it's very hard to get up we were just talking about video games about my addiction to video game I just had to go cold turkey I just had to step away and go I can't do this anymore and just I figured it out and I stopped but that's not easy to do sometime like sometimes like whatever it is about gambling like whatever switches that pops off in your brain that gives you that dopamine charge yeah it's I mean this certain bats that are just super pleasurable baby if you bet the total in a NBA games you back over and you didn't live the total is a the total is what you know what the two teams will score 200 points and you're rooting for every score everybody everybody you're just so you know a couple Grand on a game and you rooting for both teams live and learn nothing yeah the over bed is super hot I guess text Sarah that was a brutal knockout I had over everybody except for me a gigantic I'll tell you that I thought I told you I'm staying up but this is the most this is where it was like it was really Fockers so I started I was I was betting with a bookie but I'll use a site you know but it was you know if I won the guy with send send money sending a bunch of money and $500 money order or you know how it sits in the PayPal whatever and it was it was but the thing was that since you could just do it like that it made it worse is like sending a text to sight and so it doesn't that the same as holding the cash and batten where you really have to think about is that you just type it real quick and so you doing you know he's large bats so after while my tolerance was I need it more than I was on a hot Street and so I asked my friend for another bucket with a higher limit cuz the limit on my one would like to is so he found this is it Huey Newton's guy that to 5000 the game and so but then it's 5,000 on the hundred so it's not you not putting up five he's talking about putting up five with my physical and each time I probably would but because it and I had a hot streak I was betting on a lot of hockey at this time and I was getting I have High Street Ohio gambling buddies Bozeman to season eggs are calling me hockey Hannibal cuz I just was betting on Vegas golden knights were doing really well that was their first season it Blackhawks with hitting some stuff so I was doing parlay so if you could parlay up $5,000 bet with you know with the total or something then I-5 is a unit 1215 West so I had a good run after week I was up a hundred thousand and I love a heart and soul in it but I never put in any much so as I got this a hundred thousand from typing so I meet up with the guys Chicago and and I mean I pull up next to his car and he and he had me a hundred grand cash and I had a brown baby back and it did you do like the Demi Moore thing we throw the money on the bed and roll around naked I just put it on the table that might I didn't value it like that and so I am I headed agamas why is not happy as it's like it want it so I'll let you know what let's get them for a hundred more and the next week proceeded to go down go down at 90 grand out of it and so he started hitting me up hey I get that 90 and so I was too prideful at the time give him the cash I just want to eat we had an agreement to do PayPal on some stuff but he of course it wasn't for any money to PayPal for no 92 do PayPal for you know who it was two 3 but I was in the Zona I don't want to I can't deal with giving his cash back and so and so and then he says that shitback something hot potato hot potato and and yes so it was really it was intense cuz I'm Yours just hit me up if we see you going to be in Brooklyn Brooklyn. I got make sure I tried to talk some s*** to come to Brooklyn you going to get touched took it but yeah that was definitely took a PayPal this week sorry to put you through that and bring heat on you and and it wasn't aren't but it was that that was the wildest one man while I was out you just had me in a in a in a real irrational who's on my friend Daisy doll that my friend


    Hannibal Buress Discusses His Miami Arrest with Joe Rogan
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    yeah so, we worked hard on it man is it's one just cuz of the situation with that the false arrest if so is really his personal cuz I kind of had to keep living that story every time I told it and then living in the edit and it's just a funny situation to your drunk and this guy is arrest you for going back into a bar I didn't that bar I hadn't been in that bar you went to a different I went to the bar after we spoke I went to the bar but he was still he was upset about what I said so he follows me into the bar but then you know that they made they cut it on their body cam footage they cut his make me look what he really left his post and follow me to be on bullshitt so yeah we probably that's abusive yesterday it's a lot of thought and emotion in motion a lot of ego based policing on the on the super Patty side you know what is obviously that you know the issues on Extreme with the killings that was a terrible but then it'll iPhone 4 without ruining lives with Patty Erasmus somebody got to go they got to miss work or something please get mad cuz they I looked at the wrong way and then people that go to so it's a lot of cops should be able to handle somebody talkin a little s*** to them drunk you copy Miami you should be used to my brother talked a little drunk s*** to you without you putting the cuffs on and if you can't you shouldn't be a cop if you're supposed to be better than us of you you should be better in the house you should have the mental fortitude than that like freaked out because somebody says you don't like and you have extreme responsibilities you have a gun on your hip and front of everybody like it's not like whether or not I don't know you have a gun you might have a gun do you definitely have a gun it's right there and you're allowed to shoot people you're allowed to it's part of your job trained to shoot people as part of your job you have to be elevated you have to be above normal discourse you have to be able to handle all kinds of s*** and the reality is that's not the case with the most police officers he's not cop I was I was walking away from him but I was just talkin to have the s*** because he just follow me into a bar and so I'm walking away and so that s*** was really you know absolutely instigated that situation but it wasn't arrested and the cost I had to pay for that is it's pretty hot as far as you know my public s*** on there just for a drunk night just for toddlers I'm on TMZ I lost some corporate gig because of that cuz they just saw it and then brought you got arrested and his wife to Gig it was a decent pan that you know it was a it was a hockey Hannibal type of gear get the peace out get the special out even put it out Friday like a huge weight like none of the other spouse's because it was the other special kind of done on a two-year clock to and they were kind of in this one filmed it twice out-of-pocket so super is so many other elements that made it really heavy and that's party I'm sorry party I just I just needed to blow off some steam to let you know if you f***** up to a man they will let you know it. They'll drag you they would drag you to the darkest part of your imagination yeah man it is everything silent darkness is the way to go sat is Saturday is better, a party everybody's


    Colin O’Brady on the Grimy Reality of Row Boating Drake’s Passage
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    how do you get through this right you write your book and you getting this this robot Journey had the Robot Jones Journey been done before so the rowboat before there is a story history of ocean rowing social rowing and Rowing society that has you know the records of different Rose going back over time there's this race across the Atlantic happens call the talisker ocean talisker whiskey Ocean Race across the Atlantic from from the or is it go from from the Canary Islands to the Caribbean every winter that happened to Ocean rowing and needs a subculture to small subculture don't get me wrong but it happens like it's a thing you know there was a guy who's into swell I wish I wish she was still alive cuz I love to sit down with anything this guy thinks that Juliet a true true like Explorer timing actually got killed on a late 90s I believe when he was climbing in the Himalayas in Pakistan and he got shot by someone who came to the camp out in the whole story of super sad stories done all of these projects going to be for social media and stuff like this out there doing these things and he called the sea tomato and you took it down to chili to try to conduit what was like hybrid rowing sale and so he has a sailing Mast on their he's got or is he's got four guys with them they try it the first season they actually can't even launch their boat off of Cape horns they wait a whole other year and in the second year they want to see tomato understand illinihq standing waves come up so whole season they sat down there with the robot and then even launched it then the next year came back him in for guys the best time of year to do it would be December or January because that's the southern hemisphere's summer until the temperature is a little bit warmer you got longer days we purposely did it over the summer for the summer solstice oh December 21st going to be June 21st for us in the northern hemisphere on the longest day of the year we still had tonight today's the few hours of Darkness every single night but we least have a longer days because when it gets dark and there's waves coming at you from every single Direction I mean it is we're leaving in 38 people died in a plane crash and Drake Passage as we were about to depart on are open. The whole other hole other crazy story but but Inuit does that mean there's shipwrecks out there there's both should have gone down there was a a cruise ship I think that went down in the 2000s cruise ships hears me a fairly calm sometimes so I mean some of the times if you got some swells but I mean you'll see this next part to this is me and the tiny little cabin is coming over the crash and anchor that's when the way it's got so big or the wind and swell with Kansas so much that we couldn't run anymore and it's like throwing a parachute that basically like Hannah tries to hold you in place if you look at the huge parachute basically and you put it in the water and it fills with water and it holds the boat into place may not be wild even amidst if we had the volume up it's me basically talking about how we're getting pushed back in the wrong direction but we can't even we don't have the strength to rebel against it anymore just getting hammered back 15 or 20 miles yeah you lose 15 or 20 miles of progress until what happened to his like I said you saw on the boat there's three people growing free people in the cabins at any given time and the cabins are tiny when you're even with the in a one person in one side like I was too in the other side like you're like smashing Erica sardine but then when you put the sea anchor out no one's growing anymore and that open decking it's like really dangerous is be sitting out there so we all try to get in the cabin but like does Icelandic dude with the Beyond Palm and he's like amazing growing a 6ft to broad shoulders whatever all the sudden the two of us are jammed inside of like the smallest looks like 2 ft round 3 ft wide by 3ft tall like spooning each other when wet or cold winter for 26 hours that time like I did you guys poop so if you looked at Sweet yeah that this one shows kind of waved a big swell I'm the I'm the one in the back there and I'm sitting right next to really fancy toilet a little something called a 5K yeah and then the fish can snack on that but you know how often times those other guys never compartment either three three of them were inside the compartment at a time and one would be sitting out and taking shifts or sometimes Smash 4 in there but even though I literally on top of each other so we got close but then also obviously goes no space on the deck so it's like hey man just turn your head away I'm going to be pooping of basically a foot away from you while you're growing this bucket like don't mind me like Mountain houses will Kratom horrible smells all your body I've had those Mountain houses while hunting their rough I don't need a lot of carbs yes 100% so why the things I can do people ask me was going solar in order Crossing harder the real whatever and it's like they're very different when things that was so bored about this Antarctica and the crossing was with a lot colder than the Drake Passage row it was about average temperature in we're out there was probably like in low 30s you know if it below few times but the ocean temperature like I said it's 32 and 33 on chest above freezing is iceberg in the water we're getting close to it and I'm just getting splashed the entire different Mike minute one hour one leaving Cape Horn we are soaking wet and what kind of equipment are you wearing what kind of gear you wearing that keeps you from selling really cold so we we started out in Justice Court acts as a stick like staling cortex basically and that works pretty well for the first few days but one of the other cool innovations that Beyond thought of having done so much ocean rowing is he was like to the only way this is going to work is if we have some sort of drysuit it's just too cold but you start looking at dry suits and you like you could never roll you can't be functional like wearing like this like crazy drysuit right and so he basically says he he spends the year 1 things that he did is he found this like polish manufacturer we all got our bodies measuring a 25-6 different measurements and all this and basically created these custom dry suits that were a lot thinner than a typical Tri suit but kept us drive it also allowed us to have the mobility on the oars and it was really actually built for the sitting position in the leg you know the leg press in the arm ocean that of rowing so is awesome Innovation and we got just I mean thank God we have those cuz we were getting soaked I mean we were getting so so so so doubt they're in the 90 minutes you would think I found the 90 minutes quote" rest phase you would get in there you know maybe change clothes and like that no absolutely not like me we had these suits on we're soaking wet we get in the cabin we are all sharing like one sleeping bag like I just one sleeping bag that pee and I were alternating it's soaking wet after the first day it was just like it's basically like if I showed you what it look like the last day you can like I wouldn't sit in there for 1 minute let alone like try to sleep if I go pale as a quad like the brown water on the bottom like in her just like you know it's the smells from us living in and out of there for this time and it was grimy and wet and cold body suits soon as pre-roll the one thing that was great and obviously we were clipped in for safety so we are clipped into basically these ropes that you saw on the edge of their so if you're going to get knocked off on the boat hopefully we wouldn't be able to clip dinner the boat itself actually fully self right so if it rolls hypothetically rolls back over the top we had some close calls we never fully rolled it and I thank God I'ma we did test that I want to things about the suits at the suits based like neoprene booties it's all like one kind of One Piece like you were having a drysuit which was awesome for keeping us safe and try but I didn't take the suit off for the last six or seven days at all and so when I finally took the suit off my feet like you think about your fingers getting like pruney maybe like you do in a swimming pool a couple hours or hot tub or something like that like I imagined 7 Days of wet and cold and sweats and like all the things like when I took the suit off like I almost was ripping off of my feet I get with nasty do you recover from that I don't know exactly how to put the point on like all I'm recovered but definitely took a few weeks to just kind of get everything back in all this disability back in body mind right all of that so yeah yeah it was it was interesting for sure


    Joe Rogan on Ghislaine Maxwell's Arrest
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    I am very curious now that this jalayne Maxwell guy or lady got arrested you know the Jeffrey Epstein's confidante what how quick before they kill her if they don't kill her what is she going to say and who's going down cuz there's a lot of people going down is is pretty bonkers well first of all Trump used to hang out with that guy whose picture was Melania and Trump and Jeffrey Epstein and gullane and Fox News cut out Trump they cut the the edited the picture so that Trump was it in the picture and they're like wild made a mistake like I bet you did make a mistake there's a picture they were posing partying together they said that he had all of those tapes and all of those rooms will being taped so I wonder if she has access to that or that they burn that was a good question what's up a picture of Bill Clinton and address in the foyer of his house damn it's a crazy picture like you are my b**** cuz he had killed Clinton flew with him like 26 times we that that's a the real picture that was in the foyer of his house in real life friends and he came on my house and I got a painting to Hannibal want to show you something is you an address of you and I've been partying together and I flew you to some Island and we f*** kids together and then you came on my house and it's a painting of you in a dress like what have I done because it's one of those things where you would hear about that from like the craziest conspiracy theorists there's an island they take all these Elites and they have these underage girls in this island you like get the f*** out of here with this crazy talk that's crazy talk and then you find a weighted true and he had scientists think the lawyers there and politicians there an island like they had the prince whatsisname prince Andrew prince Andrew was there but I don't remember I'm a royal royal Don't Hug he just kept me but I don't I don't know those are what it is what it is will bite you set interview that you did the full interview I just saw in the in the dark there's an interview with him I forgot who the woman was interviewing them but when you're watching the interview you like Holy Ship why did you do this like you know that you're guilty and you agreed to do this interview but this isn't even that cops this is like a reporter and you're talking to this reporter and you're clearly full of s*** and really nervous this is Crate the whole thing old money white guy confidence in the UK like they can get away with a lot over there because like they could sue you for all kinds of s*** and the royal family I'm sure it's extremely litigious Dwayne Maxwell is allegedly secret video footage of prince Andrew oh Jesus p****** and we come Dwayne Maxwell is allegedly secret video footage of prince Andrew Oggi's p****** and we come


    Hannibal Buress Lived in Thailand for 1 Month to Train Muay Thai | Joe Rogan
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    hello Hannibal what's happening man to see my friend to see YouTube the last time I saw you was in Thailand it was inside of 2018 by myself for several months I just a month and train Muay Thai I needed to I needed a reset after doing tag I wanted to kind of just reset my brain after doing so much press cuz it was a lot of press and a lot of just you know repetition and so I like I need to go do something extreme to get into a totally different Zone do you ever train more time before then no glasses the first day so I went and in Bangkok first class I just didn't want to want in my Camp was in Phuket and so the is all the all the gems outside so the warm-up I was drenched in sweat at night 10 minute warm up this is good for it was nice I stayed on the count for a little bit so it was it was nice to just have that focus and live there and be there in and just work out and in and lean into it was cool with you ever like hitting the pads gun so like doing a roundhouse I wouldn't be able to sew my elbows were with decent my knees and so some of the trainers they caught they started that wasn't my nickname it was elbow elbow the decision to move your legs like that and that kind of dexterity takes awhile it's a slow gradual build-up yes the the hips have to be looser and it was just but I'm also bowlegged so starting yoga things that I can't do or even sitting Indian style you seem normal when you're walking around how are you both really bow-legged now walk is a little bit it has a little bit to it really crazy I don't look how I think I look at my head while I'm walking I think they the music in my head is done to do but my walk is kind of broken who is that guy it it it affects around house game you know I can help you with that I guarantee you I bet some stretches and some learning how to do it slowly the thing about roundhouse kicks and any kicks in general is people try to do them like fast you really want to learn them slow you want to learn it like that you got to resist the urge to try to hit things what you really want to do is just go through the motions just go through the motions do that for a law long. Of time like many many many weeks before it is and then you supporting leg cuz you're not pivoting reflect themselves and then it's hard to unlearn that see one when you learn something if you weren't wrong like Minds to teach the worst students were students that learn something wrong you would think I already have five years of karate and you better off taking it a young kid with no experience at all they can get way better way faster cuz they don't have any bad habits cuz as soon as you get nervous or soon as you get tired you go right back to your bad habits you go back to your lips you have to relearn everything it was seeing the kids I went to some of the fights out there and is wildly in the kids in the in the undercard what are you seeing seven-year-olds crazy right I got to see the main event to so I can't leave its culture it is it is chi feels wrong but it's their culture and it's also a lot of the families make money mean they literally send their kid off to the camp but I was out I was trying to figure out if part of the culture is national sport but it doesn't seem that you know you have people invited that I Legends there that's the equivalent Mike Tyson and you can probably get a private with them for four hundred bucks so what's going on with the model over there where is been a national sport for a while but it seems like the money isn't there is at the corruption or what happened very inexpensive to go to the fights you know that everything's inexpensive in Thailand and flip flops right it's an interesting place like my friend John Lennon went there when he was a boy he was a young teenager and live their lives as a monk and he's Australian multiple-time World Muay Thai champion and he he spent like a good deal of his time growing up there and really embrace the culture and he's like they just as the land of smiles like everyone's everyone's friendly like one of the things I noticed they're like people are genuinely very friendly there's very little materialism there be bored a generally happy with like wearing a pair of shorts cold out so you can wear shorts and flip-flops and that's how everybody's walking around and I don't think there's a lot of money in the business you know I think there's enough cut it not cuz I was scared but just cuz it isn't it didn't fit but it's about how he you know you have to stand up during the national anthem and they play it at certain times during it any play before the movies so I went to the movies out there to see Ant Man 2 and after the previews the king of Thailand's hype video comes on and everybody has to stand up movie theater but it was the worst produced it was a terrible video I seen Instagram fitness models with better videos in the king of stop is like what you eat a king get some King like production value ain't got no top notch editors films then it quickly yeah let me get on that he needs a king and she got demoted and so she had a like like bow down in front of them in front of everybody like she was talking s*** like the the mistress probably wanted to be the queen like I'll get it there she's like begging for forgiveness and makers was it say as he makes are his concubine attended by his butt when she became the official concubine and by the way I think that was the first time anybody had an official County Bond like that deers hello. How I love you look in that b**** in front of everybody look people laying down in a cleaning Snapchat messed up let's go have some day I did enjoy tile and I enjoyed it a lot as a good time yeah I went back last year did you the same thing recognize the king yoga class wait a minute so cycle will she she has to wear the crazy hat if he's in there so that's just how he likes to rock it he likes tank tops that shows belly button that's cool it's cultural I want to go see if you ever seen let way do you know what that is that's like if you think I'm Thai boxing is Extreme they take it another level left way they use head butts and they they kick you when you're down to do all kinds of crazy s*** I think about other bare-knuckle to when he's on his way down it's just it's way more hardcore it's like one more level of Hardcore and headbutts a lot of headbutts yeah but they basically use all the techniques of moytie but they just take it to a totally different level this the second time I went when I went to Koh Samui last year and this girl I was said she we we go to a couple classes and I didn't know she had a Muay Thai before so we had a private and she was hitting the bag up with the kicks Ono bowlegged kicks is there my bow-legged kicks


    Hannibal Buress Brainstorms Covid-19 Game Show Ideas
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    right right do you like sit down right or stand up or do you just like have ideas and working out on stage a little bit of some ideas game show idea is you get 4 people line them up put mask on them and it's a game show called out who said that who said that and then my other one has bad joke you got to get these out your system before you head now that you know is everybody's wearing masks the the bank robbers got it right robber on his mask obsession with becoming a game show host that you have in your your special when I took Fear Factor I take it again because it changed my life changed my life gave me Freedom like real freedom but it's job there's a big difference between doing that doing stand-up when you do stand-up you're having fun when you doing Fear Factor sometimes you having fun but it's a job you're working it was a great job don't get me wrong at the game show Steve Harvey retires from Family Feud that's an easy one I would do Family Feud I would do Family Feud survey says I think it as a regular gig I got to be the one creating it cuz he said that even knows about it comic though maybe maybe he was at one point in time maybe I don't think so it's not, give her a Pat Sajak is enough former weatherman somebody says something I would like it if one of them was Kobe positive one of them cold it positive why it's on YouTube who said that who said that bad idea for a show as long as he didn't like you could guess and it especially if it's like they said things that were like closely related to what they did like maybe you can ask them what they did like and then figure out who would say what I think keeping it simple and quick but he's short attention spans and then maybe that's somebody that becomes a legend on the show and they just kind of his somebody and maybe a script it maybe is real but if somebody say who said that was fast is episodes over intros longer than that episode intros 15 second episode 4 seconds now intros longer than that episode intros 15 seconds episode 4 seconds


    Hannibal Buress is Going to Ghana to Avoid the Election | Joe Rogan
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    that's why so I've been thinking about where you going I think about going to Ghana for a couple months don't sell that part make sure you don't catch that but this is Singapore a random jacket I got over the holiday. Just cuz I took a African ancestry test apparently I'm on my father's side and I think America is going to be it's very annoying now and it's going to be pretty annoying in November so if I can get out of here October at least four to three months just as an exploratory trip and get a different perspective to to live from right from work from and just a whole different zone for bed and really dive-in out there I think now is the is the time to watch I love the idea I love it especially now right you just released a special available free on YouTube right now so like what better way to come up with new material than live in Ghana for a few months right before the world explodes for him to pass it off as step down that's still weird if that's not going to be stats not smooth to know I'm stepping down that's that's going to create a hose off the only way that would ever work is if whoever his running mate was was preferable to him and everybody was excited about it like someone who you would have voted for anyway we don't even know who the running mate is right now as of today July 8th we don't know who that is running mate is preferable to him and Bloodgood he's going to be a woman could give it to her let her run it if it's like that maybe we'll be okay but he's not even around he's hiding somewhere in a basement I I just skeptical of him just because he he was vice president as an old guy for eight years that means he was just jealous one day one day is so that's too weird too weird of a wait to make that move at this age it should be a cab 64 president well and I'm only saying 62 be nice and then dementia Alzheimer's right was it all timers I think dementia never forget when I was at open-mic her like 1988 this guy named Jimmy tingle was a Boston comedy Legend the other joke about Reagan on trial goes right was on trial and they asked him if he ever sold arms to Iran and he said he couldn't remember and Jimmy Chang was like mr. president if you ever sell to people who hate us down make a note put it on your refrigerator went out and we thought it was bullshiting like if we were like she's just pretending he doesn't remember but then in the end he didn't remember anything like who knows if you remember that yeah is that the age thing is to be a sort of cap because why you shouldn't be first of all you're any Ambitions you have in your seventies should be private things like carpentry or fly fishing music production did when you were 32 that's not involving millions of people I say that but then I was I was willing to vote for Bernie Sanders I was Bernie Sanders supporter before he lost the primary I felt like his policies were interesting and to be an interesting way to shake up the country like with put focus on human beings and people and communities instead of just money and for an interventionist Wars adding Bernie as some edges and policies and just you know what them shits on a PDF give advice you know guidance be the wise Sage but at that at you know it's up to travel is to travel is tough on a young healthy person


    Joe's First Time with Eddie - JRE Toons
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    but you know what another great story about it was when I find after 6 months of getting in his ear about smoking weed I was like trying to convince them to smoke weed on my bed so funny he's so funny I finally convinced them to smoke weed he's got to feel that s*** cuz this is it I finally convinced them to do it is there an ice cream place Baskin-Robbins hot fudge sundae and we went to The Comedy Store and then I got high for the first time today and damn I didn't realize it was hot fudge sundae


    How Will We Look at Electronics Manufacturing 100 Years From Now? w/Alan Levinovitz | Joe Rogan
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    okay so one of the things I do you know you had like the junk but the junkie folder yes so to remind myself of how blind I might be and how I could like how I need to change my mind right Confederate monument in my wallet right here so I keep I don't know if you know so the Confederate $2 bill right there that's Judah Benjamin that he's that he's the only Jew who ever made it onto American currency if you want to call it and is Confederate money Federate money historically I mean it's so touchy right even saying anything about Confederates like I'll tell you why then what size got a little help and he had slaves so here's this guy who's a Jew in America in the 1880s who's who's one of his most important holidays is a celebration of the Jews Liberation From Slavery Who had most likely slaves in his house serving him the Passover dishes and certainly washing them and what that means to me at least it's like there's going to be something in my life that I'm as blind to as back I was to the evils of slavery and if you can have your most important holiday be a holiday where you're celebrating the liberation of your people from slavery and still end up on a f****** Confederate bill probably some kind of thing but that a hundred years from now is going to seem like how could Allen how could this idiot have not seen that right it was right in front of his eyes I know people are going to be like all these people who were talking about how slavery is bad right and chattel slavery is a very very different thing from other kinds of slavery but there are ways in which people are trapped in horrific situations were manufacturing the goods that I have noticed I'm not sure exactly how it all plays out but I can imagine a future in which people look back at me and you and the things we are consuming and saying how blind to the conditions in which those items were produced shorewell one of the best examples as someone tweeting about slavery on an iPhone that's made by someone who works at Foxconn who has the giant Nets around the building to keep people from jumping off because they live such horrific lives that they they lead to their death so often they have to protect the building with Nets and this is the exact point at which if you wanted to ultra process this conversation you take soundbite and you'd say look at these two assholes comparing working in a Foxconn Factory to chattel slavery which is precisely not explain chattel slavery different forms of slavery so chattel slavery specifically were where people are turned into property and bought and sold and have no opportunity to earn their freedom is a specific kind of slavery that was the kind of slavery we had in the United States uniquely horrific Lee bad and so that kind of slavery is not the same thing as working in a Foxconn Factory but we know when I think about you I'm thinking about this right here what happened when that pillow gets made you know I think it's actually instructor parallel right like I'd like us to think about what you know how were the goods that were using and consuming and where they're made I also don't want people to think that for a moment the chattel slavery is the same thing as working in a Foxconn but it is farmed animals yes I mean III it's messed up that I know comes from a place you know where the animals are not treated what weather in hell is animal help you know and we have these animal hells and I mean just yesterday when I went out and eat like baby back ribs baby back ribs didn't come from Joel salatin polyface farm and I think that you know what that's something I think about but I but I do it anyway I can imagine a time when we look back on our current eating habits more like why wasn't everyone arguing for ethically sourced meat how was it that that people didn't didn't want to force everyone collectively to pay more for me that was raised in a way like the kind of way that's out and Pioneers right in I'm really on board with salt and I think he's I think he's right to say look there are context in which animals are happier and less Happy The Happy Hour on my farm and they're f****** miserable pressing him on whether or not you could feed New York City that way and he's like do you really need New York City I was eating sounds delicious pork I'm sure it was an incredible Place polyface farms and I was eating his board and like the people they're awesome he's awesome and he announces to everyone he says look we're going to be doing a bit of a change we have a new thing that we're going to be doing we are going to be producing chickens for a growing segment of our Market that doesn't want soy fed to their chicken so it's out and chickens get a lot of their calories not from his farm to get it portion of the calories from non-GMO soy that's grown at another place outside of polyface rentals that do their chicken if they feel like they don't want it so they're going to start feeding their chickens there's a certain percentage of fish meal ground fish meal and you know what you looking at you said I'm a hypocrite you know I'm a hypocrite like anyone else but at least I admit it and what I wanted to say to him what does nothing wrong with feeding your chickens fishmeal if some people want chickens that are fed fish meal and you're treating your chickens in the way you think is ethical there's not some kind of purity test that you need to apply to your farm even though it's on a road called Pure Meadows Lane right but you don't need a purity test for your farm you're a good guy who cares 92 you know and and it kind of made me sad that he thought of that as some sort of hypocrisy well the only hypocrisy that you could see in it is Factory farmed fish is awful I mean it's it's really bad I mean it's bad for the environment it's bad for the fish it's there's there's not a lot of sustainable factory farm fish operations it wouldn't make you wince if you actually saw how they process all that fish meal.. stuff until I started this research I'll tell you story crazy story I was in the Netherlands researching the food chapter this book which is about vanilla which I could talk to you about vanilla which sounds very boring right which is why I picked it it's vanilla vanilla and people want natural vanilla and I don't know if you know what you know where vanilla comes from this beautiful white orchid is where are vanilla beans vanilla ice cream has it work it on the yeah so there's a person who goes and you can watch YouTube videos of it's crazy no-sew vanilla used to be only in mesoamerica the only place where grew naturally was mesoamerica it was the Mayan silviculturist which is like Forest gardeners Who had who who grew this and it was pollinated by its only known natural pollinator which was this thing called The melipona Bee I don't know if I pronounce that right and then Edmond albius discovered how to artificially pollinate vanilla flowers and just like that you not have the ability to grow vanilla orchids in non natural habitats right so it's still expensive to make natural vanilla cheaper and the Netherlands is where all of the best growing technology a lot of the best growing technology is so I went to a university there would have a greenhouse where they're growing vanilla orchids pineapples bell peppers like coconut meu name it everything they figured out how to grow all of these natural plants cheap vanilla beans that can be labeled legally natural and that whole story comes back to the salmon and the fish that you were talking about before because in that same place there was a machine like out of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory with like pink sludge whooshing through it this was you know a couple of places down from the from the vanilla Orchid House from salmon to be pink and it's not pink because it doesn't eat the diet that against nature so it's naturally gray but people people won't pay for that so he's farming algae which is natural so he's that's the stuff the pink stuff and then they feed that to the farm salmon just so it can be naturally pink so when you go in your Whole Foods or whatever and you see that your salmon is all natural and it's pink we want stuff natural so bad that we're developing new technologies to figure out how to like with a orange but they don't want artificial and I was like I get I get I get what we're doing I get what we want right we want stuff is better for the planet we want natural how do you get how do you get Joel salatin meat to people that can't afford it I get what we want right we want stuff is better for the planet we want natural how do you get how do you get Joel salatin meat to people that can't afford it


    Joe Rogan and Author Alan Levinovitz on Chiropractic Pseudoscience
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    who's a story about about a about a terrible person there's yeah yeah know that that big Pharma is is corrupt and chemotherapy is a sham and if they just come to his place which I went to in in Florida he should go to interview more I did I did I went to interview him because he just looks like he's like a caricature of a snake who is getting people's hope up the writing is not right because it's also he gets to the people and they could have seeked me out out real big treatment be cured live and people got people die because the crazy thing very close to me has never had cancer like these are people who you know when that happens you're looking for anyone looking for anyone to tell you a story that gives you a sense that things are actually not chaotic right that things are simple but there's an answer that there's a community that they can help you and so and so they go right and he and he Taps Taps into that and he gives them what they want right in assets he gives them what they want which is it which is a feeling of certainty and belonging and Hope and any ages terrible terrible human but but but it ends up it ends up being really bad for these people and it ends up being bad for you know society and certain ways and that and so I struggle right in the problem is if you attacked that guy I don't know if you run it at all but if you attack the charlatans they've been turned into Saints by the people that look up to them so when you attack them you also end up attacking all of the people that believe them that believe yeah I've been there before with chiropractors you know I don't know if you know the history of contact I do Seance the idea that he was going to manipulate people's spines and cure them of tuberculosis and blindness he was murdered by a son who drove over with a f****** car and then took over the practice and somehow or another this has been grandfathered in like I told her friend of mine the other day was talk to me about chiropractors I'll go do you know how much time a chiropractor spends a medical school they go how much are gold 00 time their doctor of chiropractic medicine but they're not a doctor's people not right now though we've been there chiropractors with feel like they've gotten relief to respect their cut you some relief and someone manipulating your body folks you should get a deep tissue massage and you should get an MRI and find out what's really wrong I came through this because I used to go to a doctor or chiropractor excuse me and I had a bulging disc and was f****** me up for a long time it was really bothering me and this this chiropractor was assuring me definitely was not a bulging disc and is probably a muscle tear and we're going to fix it by manipulating this I'm going to change your that toi got it there let me adjust this boom in your hip this it was all horseshit but he was a saint compared to another one that I want to I'll tell you a story about a guy who is ripping people off this guy was really ripping people off he was doing this thing that he called his own healing be ready for this he would I'm not bullshiting he would touch your head and he would press your head here and press your head here pressure it here and then press it really hard here and he was all you feel that Andrew yeah that's that's L4 is off and just let me know you squeeze hard on my f****** head I'm not stupid and then he would have just you and tell you that this is going to fix you know whatever autoimmune disease you have whatever this and so I was going to him because all these other Jiu-Jitsu people are going to him and they're all telling me all this guy's great at cracking backs and he's amazing you fix my neck you fix my desk because people want someone to fix their thing right if you have a neck injury and you just spend time off and it gets better it's a treatment from a chiropractor will heal things heal your body knows how to heal and it was all he fix my neck know you're f****** neck healed okay things do heal but this person touching your back saying he's fixing your gallbladder is a scam or right so I had this guy and I'm talking to him and so I said what how does this work and I keep going how are you fixing this you tell me what is going on here and so it goes down to the placebo method he literally tells me he said if you believe if you believed in this ago so you're telling me I have to be so f****** dumb to think that if you push on my back it's going to fix my liver and then it will fix my liver will you heels while you do know the placebo method does work I go so you're taking money from people to lie to them so we have this tense conversation and office and I'm looking at him and I know this guy's got a nice house and it was got a nice car and it's just f****** stealing money from people but give him these false hopes it's it's creepy s*** man it's really creepy s*** when you're alone with a guy you're talking to him about it and you get them to say it's the placebo method and meanwhile other than that nice guy which is even more f***** up like I knew him like you seem like a nice guy I didn't I didn't know I didn't even know practor stop was both sort of hard to believe that people like it's still a thing is classical Chinese philosophy about you know if you take my you know Mercury mixed at night with this and you eat in this way I'm looking at this stuff going on today and you look at the history of Chiropractic and it's vital forces right Homeopathy is a similar thing as vital forces that are actually was causing illness and if you look at the history of that it's quasi-religious Reiki which is like and it's these words I'm it's really interesting these words energy is one of these words that can easily slide from explicitly religious to seemingly secular right as like as some kind of Science and as you know I discovered my first but I used to joke with people like I got out of religion cuz I didn't want to talk about touchy stuff and then I started talking about food and medicine and that was when people really got pissed like when you when you start to talk about what they eat so you got out of religious because it didn't want these uncomfortable conversations thought I wanted to look at how the stuff I learned about how religion works or about the history of religion and apply it to you know how people choosing the foods they eat how are people choosing the medicine slipper Chinese medicine right you know acupuncture is natural right but that's not something people Embrace and so I saw these weird uncritical in braces of of dietary regimens and healing rituals that to me we're just obviously right out of you know ancient China or you know any ancient context where people would never believe them and yet today you know you're going in your having your your back cracked it's so weird that it's so prevalent but put back on it just because I don't read social media luckily so I'm not going to hear from it but and let me do say this there's a bunch of people that are chiropractors that do use some valid methods for a rehabilitation right there's a lot of them to use deep tissue massage cold laser therapy actual real methods a lot of them use Rolfing there's a lot of them that use a bunch of different methods of stretching that are very beneficial but the practice of cracking back secure disease is fuckingn on front right right and that's a problem and the practice of calling yourself a doctor Dove that is also nonsense it really is yeah and you guys want dr. pepper yeah yeah yeah absolutely difficult when when people are in pain right or when people when people in pain when you're in pain either psychic pain physical pain you really need someone to tell you they have an answer for you and to explain it and fit it into a system they can say to you I know why you're sad I know why you feel empty I know why you're f****** back hurts it's because of this simple thing and I have the answer I'm going to fix I'm going to fix it and actually just hearing that itself is therapeutic and that's the the problem with going to a Healer because there's many people that have gone to people that have claimed to be a Healer and just this process of embracing this new new situation this like I am here I'm getting healed oh my God it's happening and you're a lot of what makes people ill is anxiety is stressed and the placebo effect of having some sort of a in your mind perceives solution is anxiety is stress and the placebo effect of having some sort of a in your mind perceives solution does have tangible physical benefits for some strange reason which is really weird like what wood goes on the human mind


    Is Modern Life "Natural" w/Alan Levinovitz | Joe Rogan
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    one of the things that I found interesting is the concept of what is natural and I've gone over this many times myself my poisons natural like everything's natural what computers are natural really because they come from the ground and made by people they're essentially like humans version of anything like a bird would create right Birds create a bird's nest or those natural but this pyrite is it pirate right which is fool's gold pyrite Fool's Gold but it's actually in these cubes in this Abyss the square form this perfect is perfect angles would you would never believe you would think somebody left the s*** there I didn't believe it it looks like it looks like aliens left them in The Matrix not know that it came like that I found pyrite when I was a kid in rocks you know when they call it Fool's Gold by James going to bring that up to you they're fools gold but it's like specs and flex and stuff there's another one called Illinois Miners dollars or something this is another form that pyrite takes sand dollars but they're gold one of the things I had to change my mind of a writer like over the course of writing this book is it to take on these different completely unusual forms so I tried I tried to find a local rock store where I live and I asked the guy and apparently I don't understand how it works at all but the way all crystals work is they have different kinds of structures and the way those structures come together determines whether you know makes like a quartz crystal or what shape it takes it's very surreal this is very bizarre I did not know until you gave this to me that that existed for me like you said there's some people like often scientists who will soar scoff at the idea of natural humans are natural we're animals we made all this stuff we made the microphones we're all made out of space dust everything's natural it's stupid to distinguish between natural and unnatural and honestly that's where I was when I started writing the book I was like I'm going to make I'm going to show this is a stupid idea I'm going to I'm going to be Richard Dawkins but for natural that's right but I was wrong I don't know because there's a difference between knowing that that was just spewed up by the Earth forces that are not human right versus human sitting down in deciding to make a cute bright like a diamond that has been shaped by millions of years of natural forces and what I realized is that it really does make sense to distinguish between natural and unnatural miss you have to maybe it's a spectrum obviously it's not an easy binary but New York City is not as natural as Yellowstone and what I realized was I wasn't really against the idea of naturalness or even valuing nature right I mean well. Hopefully we'll talk about I went back country in Yellowstone it was unbelievable everyone values naturalness in certain ways it was worshipping nature that I had a problem with this idea that the more natural something is the better it is or that what we need to do like if you want to raise your kid right naturally you like in the corner or like elimination communication I think so some slip some celebrities really like Alicia silverstone's did with her son bear and it funny that that automatically dismisses it if you're if you're really obsessed naturalness right and your toilet training your kid then you don't you don't want to like be using diapers and you don't want to be using the toilet you want it to be like nature right like the one I talked with with an apologist to work with hunter-gatherers Nothing Like Us know how does potty training work and they're like what do you mean like people just piss in the forest in someone's lap but there's this idea right there at the end so that's how glass what we should be doing with our children and and I don't know what you look like when we had our daughter I was online and I'm like okay well how do I pair my child what are the right things to do like she should be in my bed should be in the crib and time and time again I was right about how hunter gatherers parented their babies right and it's always like this is the natural way to parent your kid so it must be better and and I realized that was that was where I had my problem that it's fine to love nature but you shouldn't worship well human beings have done horrible things to their children from the beginning of time it without anybody telling them to do it or not to do it and I don't know if that's natural but it occurs enough it's kind of not like pedophilia occurs a lot is that natural so it's so there was a there's a there was killed by human beings we have Natural Instincts and kidnapping slavery in Katherine Cameron and I was interviewing her she said you know it is as natural as the nuclear family to have slaves right so she's slavery is a thing that has been done forever and ever I mean imagine rights you pre-agricultural your tribe your group requires population can't get too high can't get too low and so can tapping other people's children off in a common thing so is that good right or you know dying in childbirth these are all things that are natural but obviously not good and so I started started to see the way in which this world was being abused basically people use natural describe whatever they favored and unnatural to describe what are they didn't like people do it with child-rearing people do it with economic theories right you want a natural market with no interference and that's how people justify free-market other people who like actually money is a natural you really want to barter system that was what emerged naturally out of humans and I'm sitting here looking at both these are consumed like The Works was you were talking to Joel salatin who I love and he's a strange man I'm a beautiful person I really love what he's doing with polyface Farms but he drinks the water that the cows drink out of so that he gets that in his biome you know he's a real freak but when you were talking about New York City and either would his method of farming work to feed a city as big as New York is like do need a city as big as New York then I might hit the brakes right now Love New York it's f****** great place to visit I want to live there but it's awesome I mean when you go to New York to view your if you're in a hotel that has like a 30th floor and you look out you see this Kitty the cities skyscraper and I see all the skyline all the different beautiful buildings lit up at night that is an amazing spectacular sight that I am very thankful exists I love it there if someone's listening to this podcast here we are we've got microphones we're beaming this conversation in the millions of people and to think that that simultaneously people would be thinking of themselves the criteria I'm going to use to judge whether something is good or bad with a capital G or a capital B is how natural it is this is totally unnatural Lights of the problem is urban density or the problem is that you shouldn't be going into the jungle and getting things like this is actually an argument against that though the the virus itself more evidence coming out daily that it's been manipulated that it most likely did come out of that lab I had Bret Weinstein on the prop podcast was a biologist and he was talking about all the the various aspects of the virus that really don't exist naturally in in in this form without having evolved for conquer the time the fact that it just emerged and made this leap from bats to the form that it is now people he's like it's far too contagious is far too prolific it's there's so many different I'm going to f*** it up if I talk about the technical details of it but when he was describing and he was saying more evidence points to the fact that it is actually something that have been manipulated by people then that it was a natural virus I would want to push back on this is a religious studies got it right because this is why I came to all the natural natural stuff to begin with is if something's bad I think people are immediately going to think so it makes sense that it was unnatural it makes sense that this bad thing that's hurting us couldn't be natural but but the truth is some things that hurt us or natural so there you go begin 4 to research this book because I wanted to talk with like as close as I could get two free agricultural hunter-gatherers right now I can't get you can't get to close but they're there are people called them out to ganga that much anger in the rainforest that got to talk to you and I got to ask them about you know their relationship with technology and all that stuff I'm never going to forget I go up to this this guy and I asked him if they've just had solar lights installed like and sort of area of their Village about having these artificial lights installed and and I'm thinking myself you know it's this pollution right isn't it better to just have you know the stars in the sky and the moon and he looks at me and he goes he goes to it we can see at night install base clean water rights you can wash your dishes and in your clothes and I'm thinking oh my God this is ripping them away from the natural way of life I asked the same like how do you feel about the water and she's like it's we don't we don't get bacteria anymore from the water that we're drinking from the river I was like I've been alienated from it and I'm asking from the perspective of someone who thinks it just must be paradise living So Close To Nature he's got a cell phone also right and I'm like woah technology band he's like yes well I guess yes or no cuz on Tinder categories you can use to divide up the world into good and bad and now the people now that we're going as religion sort of the sphere of authority you don't go to your priest to find out what to eat you don't go to your priest to find out how to cure your disease now that that Authority is shrinking I think people are looking to other similar kinds of authority and so they like all my priests but if I'm walking through the store what sort of criteria can I use to divide the world up easily into good and evil clean and unclean organic organic and inorganic send you our language Joe like artificial starts artificial artificial might be a thing Sunday artificial right is is linked to artifice which is deception right so you've got manipulated which really just means humans got a hold of it and changed it with their hands also means something bad so really built into our language we have this idea that natural means good artificial manipulated that's bad think maybe it's because we have this insane power to manipulate things and we we all collectively use the power to manipulate things that was created by scientists that have a far greater understanding of what the implications and like what the process of this manipulation is and we just come along and use their technology and that's I think that's that's a problem with so much of what people do like weave weave find this power just by virtue of being alive and being able to trade in goods and services for whatever that they've created and then we don't think about the consequences of utilizing this stuff like what is there's got to be there's some sort of a balanced right there's a balance between if you want to have a fireplace in your house that's wonderful fireplaces are great it's a nice smell right you will you walk in the house to smell a fireplace if you're walking down the street and someone get their fireplace on smells put the whole f****** places on fire it's terrible you feel the smoke you can't breathe like there's a balance and clearly when you see polluted cities clearly when you see polluted rivers and we're destroying the environment there's a lack of balance with utilize this power that we have to manipulate our environment but we've done it completely responsibly or we've done it without the without awareness of the consequences of 8 million people doing the exact same thing yeah well I mean the scale you can do stuff on with Technologies really incredibly powerful right there Stewart brand the guy who started the whole earth catalog you know so basically we've become like God so we have to be able to wield his power responsibly I think it's easy to see that and say Wilden the evil is in the form of the power itself but obviously then if we got a nuclear bomb or we've got you know if we're polluting the world then the problem is with with the technology itself so you locate the evil in that you know what your semi take burning wood is a great example you know we got a lot of people on earth now we have them because kids are f****** dying all the time right I mean the so there's there's something there are something so I discovered I was reading this for example if you seen that cartoon where there's two cavemen in a room it's a New Yorker cartoon and they're talking to a room there cavemen during cave sorry nobody's looking past the age of 35 what's going on that cartoon is bulshit so people didn't just died at age 35 I was average lifespan because some of the kids were dying between the age of zero and five truth is if you made it past 5 then you had a pretty good shot at like 60 or 70 so so wasn't so bad at the same time another vision of what's happening just now getting that Evolution there's like an evolution cartoon where it starts with I don't know it Paleolithic man or chimpanzee or something and then it gets like a big strong Hunter with a spear and then technology comes in and they hunched over at the end and they get obese and they've got like a Coke in one hand and there's this idea like we'll technology is now we were perfect when we were natural and then Technologies made us worse and for me it's what you were saying the balance there are ways in which technology like my dad my dad is is 91 I talk to you I talk to anthropologists and like despite what you might you know what you might think that down a lot of 91 year-old hunter-gatherers they're just not out there at the same time as we're destroying the world so we got it we got to work out these problems without using simple binaries to figure out what's good and what's bad is better to have solar power than billions of humans burning wood but solar Powers obviously to me at least last match Ben billions of humans burning wood obviously to me at least less natural then lighten the password


    Joe Rogan on Why You Need to Try Difficult Things
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    hard to be comfortable with yourself so it's very hard to be comfortable with other people that's why I always stressing people like you've got to accept yourself for what you've done wrong do your best and also find some difficult s*** to do cuz that gets away a lot of the anxiety that you carry around your body a lot of like difficult things make regular life less difficult and it sounds so simplistic but particularly physically difficult things because when you do things that are fish play difficult the strain of making yourself do those things it's very valuable it's not just valuable like exercise and fitness and martial arts and running and whenever you doing this really difficult is that is valuable in terms of like Health in the way you look but it's also valuable for your mind maybe even more so because regular life can be confusing and little things that go wrong and little problems that arise are exacerbated by the fact that you're not accustomed to dealing with hardship so creating your own b******* whether it's through f****** some brutal kettlebell exercise or running up hills or something is extremely valuable for you also not not just accepting the nuanced perspectives of other people but also being able to navigate through this world with some sort of an understanding of just how complex it all is and how weird it all is and and not be overly thrown off navigate through this world with some sort of an understanding of just how complex it all is and how weird it all is and and not be overly thrown off by every little dip in the road and pothole that you encounter


    Alan Levinovitz: How We Got Hooked on Junk Food Information
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    that's one of the weirdest things about today right is that we are faced with these unparalleled crisis where we really we don't have anything to go off of we don't have a similar situation that happened you know in 1985 we are we are today with the coronavirus and then with the subsequent lockdown at the economy where everyone's terrified and then you have the George Floyd murder and then you have the looting in the riots in the chaos in the protest the coronavirus kicks in again and our leaders look impotent and we we can't look to want me when you have a guy like Donald Trump in office already you have a situation like cheese I hope the cabinet can keep this thing together I hope the Senate can hold this bonuses Madness we had a reality show host who's the f****** president but then all the Mayors are f****** up all the governor no one is that no one is equipped to handle this so you see unprecedented anger particularly online where you do you put your dealing with people this is want one of things that Drew me to you is one of the tweets that you made about processed information that online information is essentially processed information we dealing with like social media versus like actual communication like you and I are having right now which is what resonates with people I think it's one of the things that resonates with podcast is one of the reasons why I prefer to do in person it's the closest thing or conversation with a real person where is this viewing of text white on black and white letters in my case I used to night mode on a black screen it's so weird like you you have to interpret intent have to try to get in then you're not getting any social cues from the person you're not there's not a back-and-forth just you spit something out they spit something back and it's you're trying to approximate it's like to actually talk to a person it's very processed I thought that was you the way you described it was really the perfect definition of what ails us would it were so many people today are communicating in this way and it's very similar to people surviving off of processed food and becoming sick it's so if you think about if you think about how processed food was was created basically and I mean modern ultra-processed food because these terms are all released right just like the term Naturals this is on a spectrum write the history of cooking is a history of processing food right you like to cook I like to cook that's processing food desert is a kind of food that's been made to be highly palatable you know so it's not about processing being intrinsically evil but with ultra-processed Foods what you got a bunch of companies that are like all right what can we exploit about human appetites to make foods as compulsively readable as possible something like we have two Concourse stomach share this is a term that use so like there's a Coca-Cola fill the maximum amount of stomach share in in the humans of the world is our way of looking at people stomach share right and one of the ways they did it also would make it cheap inaccessible there's vending machines and every school meeting for a second how crazy that is that there are vending machines with just Coca-Cola and candy-bars me every single school we haven't you know it's in which extremely cheap highly palatable and very accessible food is everywhere no wonder we have a problem with our diets and that's exactly what's happening with information right now so I as as I understand it the way in which Twitter was designed for example they consulted with people who wanted to figure out how to keep you compulsively coming back slot machines right they consulted with people who build slot machines to figure out they were Pete what keeps people pulling the lever right so they could just have it refresh you just have your tweets about but instead there's a little alert button right you pull down a little noise like or whatever the noise is when you when you pull down on it you know and so they've made it compulsive they've made it highly palatable right you want it you want to keep coming back and the thing is the difference between Ultra process information and ultra-processed food is that I think we're were the company's now and that really freaks me out the consumers were also the manufacturers and we're also the Distributors we make the someone is going to take some cut of this show and turn it into a sound bite that's highly palatable in the way that that information becomes highly fallible it's going to be oversimplify it's going to have heroes and villains it's going to have a listen to demonize someone and it's going to be something that gives you a sense of belonging those are the three things I think that make information highly processed and highly palatable we want a hit of information that's easy to understand that. eyes of someone and that gives us a sense of belonging and that's just like exploding with humans want right you're saying you know we're creatures that want to love each other we want to belong right it's just the same way we want to taste salt sugar and fat we want to feel these things and the information that we have around us now it's but it's the same thing as a Snickers bar except the differences were sneakers were making it and we're behaving like junkies Junkies look at I don't know what percentage of Twitter discourse ends and people being angry with each other but it seems like it's half at least I mean it's just there's so much rabid discourse does just people piss each other and insulting each other and it's so unlike anywhere else in the world in tournament unless you're in a f****** war zone like the way people talk to the people talked to each other in real life the way they talked in on Twitter the emergency Ward would be filled people with broken faces and in shattered eye sockets it'll be chaos and social media and in certain ways facilitates being angry in the way you get angry. You like hockey because you're you're aware that split-second decision making is it's important to survival so when you're going 65 miles an hour and you look around everybody in this guy cuz if you're already at 7 or 8 and I think this is also part of the problem today online because the the coronavirus and because of the the lockdown and economic instability and we were at unprecedented joblessness right now I mean people are really hopeless there's a lot of people that they we got one $100 check from the government and then that's it and then you know you hear that Kanye West got this giant loan and Judd Apatow got this giant love is really wealthy people getting all this money but meanwhile salon owner small business owners didn't lot of people are just f****** furious at everything because it's like driving a car you're you're already heightened so this information that comes out you maybe wouldn't have pissed you off under normal circumstances but now you're f****** furious right it's like stress eating yet we have is I really thought about that with a with rodich but it does make sense right so when you're when you're already at that when you're already at that level then you're going to be even more likely to need that kind of information want to participate in that kind of dialogue stop focusing on problems with the system and problems with ourselves right manufacturing it and we're the ones consuming it so we can do things about it it ranges from you know I don't like I don't have I don't have a smartphone you don't know it's always be like using her phone so I don't know like if you don't have fun you can just go use my phone right now I'm installing things on my computer like Freedom which is this app that blocks you from I mean it's literally like you do with food right people have lost the only open Saavn app that like locks me out of these sites I have a folder on my desktop or on my I just yeah my desktop of my phone that says junkie and that's a reminder of my Instagram Twitter and all that start with Michelle you but I think we all need to but also we need to realize it's not just about natural unnatural not just about technology we've had this kind of junk food information around forever and this is where I think for me is a is a scholar of religious studies right if you look at myths and folktales and fairytales and if you look at the structure of religions there are he's to tell stories to get people heightened their ways to tell stories to make people feel belonging they're always tell stories to demonize people write these troops have been around forever right what do you do if you create a billing you tell a story about Redemption you tell a story about a fall you tell a story in which the people who are hearing the story just by hearing it becomes Heroes read these are these are things that have been sound for a long time in the same way that if you go back to thousand years if you were super rich and had access to lots of delicious salty sugary fatty food you could get fat it was just a lot harder back then and in the same way now we facilitated the manufacturer of this kind of these junk narratives that in small doses I think you're fine but if it's all were consuming it's a it's a disaster and we're going to end up I think with some kind of some problems that are analogous to the health problems that we're seeing because of what we accept these problems in our soul diabetes corrupting of our humanity and I and I catch myself doing it so that you were talking about about Trump visiting visiting the church and holding up the Bible is really angry pee smells like like yeah it's terrible and the people that disagree with it or either never going to read it or they're going to see it and there to be like see people keep attacking Trump like they're all crazy and it was more like a Chrysler I want it I don't want to be putting anything into this machine if it's just going to get processed into junk information so that we can feed our habit and this is a habit that we really don't know how when did Twitter get invented 2007 very recent that's not enough time for us to figure out how to do it right I mean like during the 52 so when I was a kid watching television for four kids all day was fairly new ride it only been like a generation or two that that was even possible to just watch TV all the time and it was consoling thought of as the corrupting saying like get out get away from the TV you're all you do is watch TV get up get outside and that was sort of the first indication that this there's a potential for an unhealthy relationship with technology and with distributed content right but I think Twitter is far more toxic than that because you're actually putting the content out yourself and then you're waiting to see how people respond and you shift the way you interact with people based on how they respond to your tweets right it's the belonging Facebook post of what it would have you was about food and how we came to fear certain foods like fat or salt or sugar and I'm thinking about it in this way right you needed technology to be able to process something to get it cheap enough so that it can be widely consumed right so information that allows you to belong right for a long time only certain people I mean for wild rice only people who could read and write right so that's that's all does the only people 2% and then now and forever it's so cheap to produce information that makes you a part of the community it's free right run to we do it all the time and like you said we haven't figured out how to navigate it and that's another confusion I think that people have natural vs. unnatural which is that we also just have problems with novelty as human beings write something people from eating too much we don't we don't know how to do it collectively as a society we clearly have not solved this pump and yet it's important remember that for most of the world the problem is still not having enough right so there was a time when the problem was people had no information you just didn't know anyting you know nothing that sucks to write so it's great that we have the internet that was far worse that was far worse or at least it was really bad and it was bad with a hunter-gatherer thing right weather was better in the state of nature I often hear people that's a great book called Against the Grain written by a guy who is Ezekiel and he thinks that we need to be easier on the past and hard on the present in this book and one of the things he points out it's like all people these days like humans modern don't have a have the knowledge of the natural world that hunter-gatherers do but at the same time they don't know theory of disease they don't know about you know Planetary Cycles and so it is always important for me at least as soon as I start to get sucked into one of these binary is right it was so bad it's so bad now today to remember that that it was all so bad in different ways in the past and we can't make the mistake of thinking that the problem with information in R&R consuming of it today we can't make the mistake of thinking that that the evil is in the four problem with information in R&R consuming of it today we can't make the mistake of thinking that that the evil is in the form it it we can make it good we can make it better we can learn how to deal with this I think I hope as long as we're conscious of the problem


    Is it Better to Be Kind or Honest?
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    honesty people have you seen this group if the people that are like you never lie about anything so it's this weird social experiment where they're just like you know but their way there with their loved ones or whatever and 11 ones like you like my shirt no I can know that it looks bad and you've gained weight right in like there's it's radical transparency about everything that I understand where they're coming from each other pecan right we're all watching each other but it's not the government's not big brother were big brother right and that I want to keep stuff I like it like that I love about being a stand-up comic is my friends are all brutally honest and they f*** with me we f*** with each other like I said you like the shirt and he be like no dummy stupid on you they will say something like that we both do it would say something like you think I gained weight like you know you gain weight motherfuker get on the scale you fat f*** and I'll say that to you and I started laughing there's no in the comedy world like an ugly world of my friends there's no room for dishonesty and if they think you're bullshiting they don't want to talk to you because it's no fun strong in that way though I like my argument with you right but like one of the things I realized in this want you know when I was there at that place in in Florida where this f****** charlatan is killing people or honesty that's just not the that's not they're going to suffer either they're going to suffer I agree I think you're right about that that there's there's certain people that you really shouldn't like you know if you're talking to a delicate person and they ask you a question and it's there's nothing wrong with just being complimented you look daddy look great you look great I like doing that to one of my things my wife what do you what is wrong with you she just wants love from her dad you tell her like that's a great love or like themselves put it on difficulty level like pretty easy setting you know my personally life and like I've been lucky I haven't been like super sick like who knows what kinds of crazy healing therapies I would be into running there was a guy at there's a guy at Duke who specializes in ALS Rick bed Lac photos of her incredible because he dresses wonky outfits like flashy like Tuxedos and crazy ties and stuff like because it's the best because it's the best thing I can offer my patience is these is I don't I can't tell them the scientific studies they're not here for that right I don't have anything to offer my ALS patients in terms of life science or rationality but what I can do is just make them feel light-hearted for a moment and I was like you tell them like when they come in pain the truth or at least you don't there's there's I don't know for me I really pulled back from I really pulled back really recently from from the idea that truth-telling is the way to engage with people who are in pain right I think a lot of Racine right now with black lives matter a lot of what we see with with with transgender activism political issues often write change is there's their groups of people who have been in pain for very long and individuals within those groups have been in pain and I don't know I think it's just important to sort of acknowledge that I had a lot of trouble doing that I would be like well here's the truth that's not necessarily that will give very upset if you do offer anything that anything that contradicts their narrative or someone's like literally trying I mean if it if you're trying to change the situation for the better write this out you can always throw nuance and you can always have a logical argument about something but I've become and I'm not saying I'm very on board with like you want freedom right like I want to be able to say chiropractors b******* I want to do that but like if there's someone who was struggling with chronic pain forever and found a chiropractor and they come back from that chiropractor and they say to me Alan for the first time in my life I feel like there's some hope this chiropractor helps me if I have that thing in my brain I'm with you can I see I saw I saw you I love this moment you were like you were talking about something and then you were like you look down and you were like wait I think I think we're making fun of this person what you said and I feel like and I was a moment or illogical things are the kind thing and I'm really Berlin now and I hope I just wish everyone was struggling to realize that that those are those are sometimes think immeasurable values sometimes be honest or tell the truth and also be kind at the same time right there's this book about a kid whose I can't believe I'm really just figured it was a book for young adults in it and there's this moment in that book where one of the teeth the teacher puts on the board when you're given the choice between being right and being kind always choose being kind sounds like the my first read that I was at. So stupid man you can be the way to be kind is by helping someone be right like tell them the truth right but I used to share that thought but I'm now in the group of be kind and as I've gotten older first of all I never I never I never I never went out with the idea that I would create something that millions of people would say never this was not something that happened along the way and as it was happening I became more and more aware of the impact and then the responsibility that comes with that impact and just through that process has made me a far nicer person because I'm I'm really aware of you know mean she like I never attack people I don't like it then I'd rather just not you know and I don't I don't even want this to me before the podcast before he would you do me a favor and not talk about this thing that happened to me I'm like I don't want to make you uncomfortable I don't we could talk about a million things you're a human being I'm a human being is not like a specific I don't want I want. Your moment if you want to talk about something that's in your heart that you want to get out I'll talk to you about it but I'm not I'm not a mean person you know and when I was younger I was and when I was younger I was I was in the group of f*** that telling the truth they need to raise reality it together and then and as I've gotten older I realize like there's not that's that's me worried about myself falling short that's me worried about worrying about my own failures and then wanting to sort of reinforce my own philosophies in other people because I was insecure and as I've gotten older I realize like there's not that's that's me worried about myself falling short lets me worried about worrying about my own failures and then wanting to sort of reinforce my own philosophies and other people because I was insecure


    Josh Barnett: Death is a Good Wing Man
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    I don't want to die tomorrow today not even five years from now not 10 help if given the chance I would f****** live a thousand years if I could because I think that this world is so f****** amazing that there is no I don't think I could learn all the languages eat all the foods even the ones I don't like see all the mountains all the architecture meet all the people all the cultures of the f****** everything that exists in this just glorious f****** amazing place I don't know that I feel sad that my life can't go on long enough to know these things and but I've lived such a life to this point there are things that 10 year old me would just a just f****** had aneurysm thinking that this was ever going to be the way his life turned out considering what an outcasted bully f***** with you know really sort of twisted up a confused young lad and getting to where I am now and I can leave this place and die and my life has been f****** great Ivory I'm fulfilled I I live because I want to experience I want to create more I want to do more with my life and my life has been great enough Springer I've had all the things I need that are essential and laugh hard to find it is hard to find but getting through the all the adversity and coming out on the other end better for it I'm more concerned way I want to die right I think more about that you know where like the store I want to die right I want to go to Valhalla I want to I don't want to die apathetic way from living an epic life that's more of a concern in in terms of death but otherwise now death is there death is coming that's alongside me that's riding in the car with me everywhere I go and that's fine he's a good is a good f****** wingman it's great well there's there's that energy that comes with death that's that makes life so exciting if you were Immortal it be like playing God mode in the video game is it's not exciting no video games play Doom scared me as a kid when where can I buy friends I checked in the library computers but a video game where you playing in god mode is terrible and the reason why I cuz there's no consequences no wrestling thing is like there's no risk that there's no risk if there's no struggle there is no proper suffering in overcoming to use them just a generic words perspective you just go to your lowest state of energy are all things in the universe is subject to entropy and humans are no different and so obviously our bodies break down and if we don't have proper overcoming if we don't have a certain kind of suffering in our life or our agitation we don't grow a big fan of Heidegger so like being towards death knowing that this is inescapable stop trying to to look for anything to alleviate the burden of your own death and the responsibility of your own creation of an authentic life you cuz at the end of the day you can change your mind so you're that you created all these little things you can be a Christian or Catholic or whatever I you can you can if you're using these things to replace your your ownership of authenticity and the carrying the burden of your own being in the world then eventually regardless of all the sheet that you do when you're laying in bed at night and you're looking up at that f****** ceiling you know that you're a f****** fraud and that you're you you have a flow you've tried to offload something you can't get rid of yes yes a hundred percent well put I tell people don't ever seat Comfort seat Clarity and seek Improvement you're not going to comfort socks you tell a couple hours you want to chill and watch a movie but comfort as a lifestyle is b******* like you and you're not going to get any Improvement you need to be tested that that term agitation is excellent he Comforts eat Clarity and seek Improvement you're not going to comfort socks for a couple hours you want to chill and watch a movie but comfort as a lifestyle is b******* like you and you're not going to get any Improvement you need to be tested that that term agitation is excellent


    Joe Rogan Reflects on Attacks by Mainstream Media
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    often do you come across people that will fight you tooth and nail to the death to hold on to those preconceived I came across was even involved with this covet stuff was trying to talk to people about how the the mat in the mainstream media has had bad narratives from the get you know they were given bad information but they f****** double down on it all the time or if it's a who and they're running interference for China whatever right there's all this manipulation going around something that is not that is it's not subjective viruses are subjective that you just can't play this game with that kind of thing and people would fight me tooth and f****** nail to defend the mainstream media over it and I go look here's example 12345 look at other all f****** wrong their f***** up they're doing this to politicize and they're doing all these different things for different reasons but none of it is really for your own betterment of understanding to be safer and healthier and or even just to say we still don't know yet cuz we just don't have the data and people fight tooth-and-nail over the ship because there's so many people that use the current media apparatus as they're mainstream sense-making apparatus and if you tear that away from them now they have to sit back and go what do I really know what is the reality of what I think truth is what is what is the metric upon understanding now that you've just shown me that and of course even at its best course media is going to be faulty at times because just made up of people are always going to be in perfect was going to make mistakes but there is no admitting of mistakes anymore there's no saying I was wrong we were wrong no problem with mainstream media into the same problem that we have with the police you're giving people an inordinate amount of power and when you give people that amount of power don't want to ever let it go and they don't ever want to say the wrong and they don't ever want to admit fault and they don't ever want to open the door to nuanced correct and that's what you see with whether it's CNN or Fox News or what any of these m************ they have this idea that they've been selling you whether it's this idea about Russia with her CID about covid-19 the about Trump was the idea about Biden I mean they're selling you some s*** and it's it's very very difficult to get an unbiased perspective on the world they came after you there are no reason why they would write all this kind of completely disingenuous around a person who bring people on and has conversations and tries to tries to flourish that idea of the marketplace of ideas like having conversations and trying to earnestly explore things and try to have a better grip on the world and try to better Orient themselves toward healing and knowledge in addition to even have a f****** good time about it being competitive where there their they're interacting with people and they have this potential to really influence things in terms of the political process and terms of the way people view things that have a different perspective on things or connected to a traditional machine true whether it's newspapers or whether it's you know I have friends in both those things I have friends in media and I have friends I've people that have apologized for things that other people are written like listen man is part of the game you're not going to ride with me I'm okay I get it except you're not you're not sitting here saying that it's okay but what you're saying is I know what the landscape looks like me and I understand why you even look at very small things are taken out of context and develop your own perception of me that's an accurate I get it I don't I'm not angry about it correct but I don't I don't want I don't want it to be any different kind of like I like the madness relate to that yes this world was logical person like me wouldn't have no place where someone just comes from doing some livestream on a f****** laptop and then 10 years later as hundreds of millions of dollars it doesn't make any sense Universal I think you know when it comes to like studying history and religion because those are some of the oldest insights into way people think and the way people act and Within These Frameworks are tons of Windows into human thought process in Psychology and it's the same as yours in none of it has changed over the oldest religious text the oldest historical things we can find the story that exist the myths all these think they're all this listen to same s*** over and over and over again the first time ever thought I was reading the hagakure and seeing that the complaints and issues a criticism that this monk who is a form Samurai had of his current are in the 19th century the same criticisms problems in the same issues with people's actions driving from the same human places of insecurity and and psychological LMAO it's all the same s*** it nothing has changed in the Roman Empire in there like that in terms of which language you use but we don't act differently we're not driven from different impulses we're not in a we're not Russo we're not a blank slate you know I don't I don't buy that concept at all because we history would look so much radically different but in f****** doesn't and I've written you so many times and at times whatever has your old number probably a person like you is critical to what towards the interaction of the current Paradigm is you are a necessity because right wrong whatever Europe personal opinion is whatever it's a fact of creating the ability for people to get out here and speak nobody ever had Tulsi gabbard and Bernie Sanders in a place to feel more open and I'll say probably work as open as they could be but they're f****** politicians in this current Paradigm of the western politician who knows I'm legitimately sincere any of those f****** are but this has been probably the only place that you could have had someone like that and allowed it to to that window into their their least politician self you know I got to sit here and listen to Andrew Yang talk about UTI and be like nah dude I don't know if I can buy it but I like you I like you I like you or do you just it's just a matter of not being so pent up on OK Google on my narrative my my ideology my my f****** I got to travel eyes all this time to such a degree that I have to tear down everything else around me so the mind can exist and that even goes to it this evening I do like I don't need to Toto for other people to enjoy it you don't have to you don't have to tear apart the mainstream media for yours to exist you know now mind you the mainstream media tries to destroy you all the time but what is just players end in the media media itself is just a it's just a pathway for people to express themselves very limited I would say the media among a lot of things like there is a egg good for a term managerial Elites and so most things are big bureaucratic structures that have managers and all managers everywhere and they're all operating into that human resource Paradigm that we talked about that earlier than they usually create anything in this but how many times has anybody worked in a place where they have managed that has is so divorced from the creative or from the the actuality of creating a product or maintain or whatever the job role is and yet these people are making decisions all the time and bleeding into telling people how to do their job instead of managing people to be able to be best at their job while they're invested in as well because they have mortgages and they have bills and they have all they want the money to keep rolling in so their idea is to make sure that never this thing that they're doing whether it's a newspaper or whether it's a television show they want to make sure that they stay in the most wide mainstream of lanes it's going to bring in the most money and that's the weird part about media and Generals that it's motivated by people that are trying to seek a profit that's what they're doing and there's a giant machine behind them we have to video editors and Jamie that's the whole deal bring in the most money and that's the weird part about media and Generals that it's motivated by people that are trying to seek a profit that's what they're doing and there's a giant machine behind them we have to video editors and Jamie that's the whole deal


    Joe Goes After Empty Social Media Motivators
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    everything that you do should be in worship so to speak to what your ideal you're trying to create and you can't do that if you're insincere you can't do that if you're if you're just trying to be the packaging and not the item we were talking about that earlier that there's two part of the problem with social media that people are intoxicated with this idea of having other people think they're awesome so they they put a all this stuff to make it look like you know like there this amazing person in the NFL put up these quotes and put up this s*** but it's it's not really what they're into they just want you to think they're into it and it comes off that way like you get like one of my biggest pet peeves I can. And I was going to I posted a quote last night not a quote rather but an image of Miyamoto Musashi cuz I got I got into the book of five rings again I cannot wait to hear what what somehow came out of nowhere to tell you what it what a jerk you were how wrong you have any criticism but what I was going to criticize is I was going to say that I have an issue with there's a lot of people online it's not even that I have an issue it doesn't resonate with music better way of putting it without being negative there's so many people they're posting motivational s*** but they haven't done anything true it is trying Me Maybe feel that go do this this is this is how you go get it that's what the f*** have you done did you something and I didn't say this last night but this is what I meant when I posted it like if you want to take inspiration there's something about the words of me and Moulton Musashi that are profoundly inspirational because he's a man who bested over 60 men and one on one sword fight so was when he's talking about strategy where he's talking about technique and he's talking about preparation and you must search this you must look into this and this is how you go this is how you go about attacking this is how this is how you play off your opponent's strategy he's talking about life or death with a f****** sore can't get more serious in that comes through in his words might even translation from Japanese to English even though it's 400 years later there's something about that guy that gives me goosebumps man I read it s*** all I fell in love with Samurai philosophy long time ago from Toby and the hagakure and there's even one called budo or Samurai philosophy of the Samurai forget the name of it but it's a short succinct book that really nails down some things and I think part of why what they have to say is so so so thick and so so real so to speak is because it's life or death for them pills reading and you're reading this guy take my being in World War 1 and it's not that he was never afraid it's not that he didn't understand what war is it's just butthead from his position as a soldier in the way he approached things in the way he even still saw Beauty in these moments in living in that part of his life it's it's clearly somebody that I believe has a good grip on being towards death as Heidegger would put it like being embracing what it means embracing that you're awesome breaking the fact that you are going to die it is not going away that the death is alongside you and you don't know when it's coming and there's no need to because you're not supposed to be thinking about whether or not you're going to die or when it's going to come or anything like that but you need to be thinking about what you're going to do before that time does show up and how you're going to do it and why you know what is it how are you finding meaning and fulfillment in life so that when when death comes along and tugged on your shoulder in on your shirt you're like alright well this is it and those guys people that you've described whether it's Musashi or any of those people but what comes out in their words is authenticity because of the fact they have led these extraordinary lives and they have faced incredible danger they have lived there's there's something about that where you can genuinely learn from those people whereas there's a lot of people that really haven't but they know that people long for those things so they try to create it try to recreate these quotes or they try to find some words that will inspire you to get going in and seize the moment and make the most of the day and go out there and Conquer and right and then kick ass and then it doesn't mean anything to those kind of start attempting to take off its at presenting the Persona of that kind of individual mainly because they know that deep down all of us realize that there's wait to those kind of you know and I'm sure Peterson would be like


    Russell Peters Could Have One Word on His Custom Mouthpiece: He Chose Poorly
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    which one of your podcast a guy hits me up on Instagram is like so excited so I tell him what I want and he sends it on the mat and I smile and he goes what do you want to come in your mouth like that but it means different things the same way Malacca means jerk off and in Greek but they'll say he doing hey how you been f****** funny hey why don't you go put the comeback in you can you make me another one that just says my name


    Colin O'Brady Sets Record Straight on Inaccurate Nat Geo Article | Joe Rogan
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    this thing that you did when you walked across Antarctica very impressive incredible but I'm sure you seen the National Geographic article Gordo about you and they said that there was another man from was it Norwayne that it done it already the yes wasn't the first time someone has gone across Antarctica actually a further distance call you know it's a little bit unfortunate I'm actually just practiced a 16 Page Letter asking that you had her retract the entire article on the reason 16 pages is unfortunately the entire article I wrote is so riddled with inaccuracies and kind of misrepresentations and omissions that you got this wrong I was in 1996 I mean a 20 some years before that I attempted my Crossing is he crossed Antarctica from the edge of the coastline cross the ice shelf all the way across the land mass across the other ice shelf roughly eighteen hundred miles and what he used to propel himself was use the kite for a good portion of the time and it's an absolute extraordinary project and what's really weird about this National Geographic article number of census is one of the premises of it was saying no, never talked about Borg Iceland like we never talked about him in his book he never mentioned in he never this and in my book which really bizarre and why were asking for a retraction cuz it's just really an ineffectual is that you do here I am on page 49 of my book literally it says Norwegian Adventure board in many ways to find the terrain of astonishing modern antartic feet becoming the first person to cross Antarctica solo when you travel 1800 miles in 63 days from 1996-97 not only did across the entire landmass of Antarctica but he also crossed the full run ice shelves from the Ocean's Edge Allison's Expedition is deeply inspired me and was unsupported hauled all of his food and fuel with no resupplies it was weird as like the journalist like wrote this article but we didn't read my book and I had done I don't know a lot of speculation I did this big project in the film Project around the roses with Discovery I don't know if Matthew is coming at Discovery whatever but it is it's really bizarre we can talk about all the different kind of fine points of that but the big distinction and like I say I said Shuffle route to breath. But I'll say it here again Borg Iceland is absolutely incredible like I'm in awe of the guy what he did in 96 is phenomenal that's why I write about it in my book that's why I've written about of my social but after I finish my Crossing I wrote about it on there as well and I said wow it's snowing people have inspired me I'm standing on the shoulders of giants the only way I was able to do this impossible first he did it first right so the difference is is there kind of to really specific distinctions in the world of polar travel supported which means not using not using. Getting sorry not getting resupplied with food or feel like I was talking about with the food and then there's unassisted which means not using anything to propel you other than your own body so that's called human-powered alone so what he did is considered assisted in that use a kite what is twice the distance to me which is amazing two instances where the wind was right so that's another one of the things that the National Geographic article unfortunately got wrong and my 16 Page Letter that anyone can read its on my website call nobody. Com blog later than that geoworks link to my Instagram it's not like a he said he said they were I'm like okay that's got wrong kind of documented and Source document that has links to everything and one of the links that shows is actually his entire kind of project afterwards in the aftermath been talking about including talking about Parowan which was the one of his sponsors that guys actually built and manufactured the kite and they're talking about how he used it for about at least 1/3 of his journey 6 600 or so Miles as well as you know he was able to use the kite going a hundred and twenty-five miles in a single day which is like I said it's amazing it's really incredible what he did in the time that he did it it's just really kind of an apples and oranges comparison when it comes to Polar travel in the distinctions of that in the world use some assistance so there's basically these different distinctions in the world of polar travel not another one of things again I'm not sure how they got this wrong I am in the Lincoln the 16-page thing I show the text message when the journalist asked me will tell me about these definitions of unsupported an unassisted when I sent him a link and there's these links it's this kind of publish thing on this website called an article Logistics and Expeditions the main source of expedition facilitative person who like runs Logistics down there it's very clear unsupported means no use of reason unassisted means no use of kite or dogs answer thing that I did so low that people I guess I've gotten somewhat confused about or that a first was I was the first person to cross the landmass of Antarctica solo unsupported no resupplies an unassisted no kites laporta Allison did is he was the first person to cross Antarctica not just the landmass but also the ice shelves so there's frozen ocean on his ice shelves so from The Cove cross tire shop across the land mass and across the other ice shelf and no one yet including myself has ever done a solo unsupported unassisted Crossing of both the landmass and the ice shelves I hope someone doesn't matter be amazing I had 375 lb flat and I almost ran out of food at the end crossing the landmass and if you need maybe a 600-pound slide or something like that or maybe more optimized food solution that no one's thought of yet but hasn't been done yet Iceland sled similar-sized me so he was out there for nothing is out there for 63 days but roughly I was out there for 54 days so we are not out there a lot difference in Generations time so the sled really did make a big difference that if he's going that much further than you exactly exactly calculate back tomorrow like a hundred 25 miles in a 15 hour. Of time that's unfair haven't evolved as walking pulling a sled they're just two different things it's like difference between sailing across an ocean and rowing a boat across the ocean. That wrong then because the way they wrote it it was you know is they made it look like you're just a famewhore and that you know there was a bunch of other explorers and Outdoors people that were in support of the fact that house when was the only one the first one to do it make this distinction and they actually made it seem as if this the sled was an ingenious solution but it seems like that was a planned thing and that was an engineered thing and that it wasn't something that he built up on the Fly this was the method that they used to help him get across the snow total a deep like I said if you look in the pet letter that I wrote It's got links to actually manufacture dates kind of talk about is being with elegant solution is like he put a kite up randomly intelligent Kai and like I said it is not Me Knocking on that actually think that project gets one project inspire me the most to do what I did it is amazing that tells me how is there any photograph of Jocelyn Skype want to see what it looks like it's just what you did 50 how many days again 54 days alone just pulling that thing and you showed us what it was like last time you were here and some of the areas we had to pull it it seems like an insane physical undertaken totally I mean so many times but it felt impossible I think I can talk about it last time but the second chapter my book is called Frozen tears because on the first hour trying to pull my sled during a 75 lb fully loaded food and fuel I started crying like I literally started crying but the tears are freezing them the all-time pathetic feeling I mean it was really really brutal and really challenging any one of the things for sure in the National Geographic article they're not they're not disputing that I did this is all I could say you didn't walk 930 to buy yourself across Antarctica credit for doing something really freaky the difference between the time it took you to travel that in the time it took us one to travel a far greater distance for that use that kite to go within a hundred miles in a day think that yeah I hope we can pull up a picture of the house and Cat with the kite and it's it's linked in their hot finding his specific types difference is a big ass f****** tight I'm sure there's a lot of power behind it too and I bet that really helped him totally and it wouldn't ski with those things like the fact that he's got skis on and he's getting pulled by that kite I mean you're gliding yeah you're not propelling yourself they're both really cool things are. yeah it's like if you imagine got bored like boarding on the water so I just dropped at the waist he's holding on to that that kite but it's pulling him while he's on skis yes where is what you did was pull with trekking poles and across country skis with skins but just give me traction so I didn't think too deep in the snow but I'm just walking basically just calling it with my own body fully he's not doing that it's a different thing there's a Shore thing I'm sure there was times we had to walk right yeah yeah he man hold for parts of it as well like I said knific in distance but a lot of it when the wind was with him he I put up his kite and pulled along and it's acting he was able to go more than a hundred miles and a day makes me go wait a minute what a different thing more than one time in 13 hours f****** ridiculous different thing completely completely Geographic Jesus Christ yeah they should have been really clear about that they were trying to make it out like some elegant solution that occasionally is not big deal but what he really did was made with what he did was f****** amazing there's no no doubt image of him getting pulled by that giant ass f****** kite on skis strapped to this harness with all the weight behind them also being pulled by that send a Skype that's a different thing hundred twenty-four miles in a day pulling 300-plus pounds get the f*** out of here in the day let alone who holds the world record for the fastest 24 hours ever run ran it full clip at 11 hours here and a hundred miles and 15 minutes hundreds of pounds or 50 minutes is a 15 minutes 15 hours and 24 miles while dragging hundreds of pounds a year all in 15 hours is insane. That's insane if Zach bitter can run a hundred miles and 11 hours and break a world record or record American record American record I did a hundred and twenty-four with hundreds of pounds of gear in a sled in 15 hours exactly that's a different thing and so being able to do that running is incredible that guy being able to go further in Just 4 hours law hunger pulling hundreds of pounds of gear come on National Geographic. Just two different things at different ends not unimpressive it's incredibly impressive Niger has a f****** steel resolve to be able to do that and get all the way across the ice shelves and all that s*** they had to do absolutely and I'm being the biggest thing for me is a person I've ever seen a portrayed in a certain way and if it wasn't back tractor what that but like for me the whole purpose of any of this the whole purpose of writing the book and sharing with the world and being on you no talking to people we know fear podcast or whatever my whole goal is to inspire other people to step outside their comfort zones do things in their life challenge themselves like it's this is not about me it's not about notches and the Beltway be a little bit about you you wrote a book I like it and the notes were so brutal I gave him the money back punchline set upon sounds like this is not how you write things guys like they wanted they have been without the intonation of the voice and the yeah they actually wanted to take my stand up the offer to just take my stand up and transcribe it into a book I said I'd never do that come on man but that doesn't mean it's a good idea to write a book that well I'll tell you I have walked across the landmass America by myself I wrote about what I've done some other crazy s*** in my life but the hardest thing I've ever done is try to pull up and thinking about you know there's but it's subtitles from fire dice or talk about utopian burn the Spire in Thailand being told out never walk on my way going for his peace in my life but one of the things that happened when I was an article which it was interesting to me maybe you'll find it interesting is as I was out there by myself and it's empty white landscape 24 hours of daylight and was white nothingness my mind started feeling in with all of these memories so I completed almost on my music I'm in silence I'm up. Alla to and like I said you hate Joe the day you graduated from high school and like someone's going to pop in your mind right now we're going to keep talking and you're going to move on from that when I was walking out there by myself pop my head like hey, remember that your first swim race when you're a little kid and all the sudden like I'd be back there like I could like dive in and I could see my mom on edge of the pool deck in the you know the winds blowing across my face and I can see the kid next to me and I can taste the chlorine in my mouth and visceral memories like a lucid dream were coming back to me throughout for weeks and weeks and weeks at a time so the book itself it reads about Antarctica but it intersperses the way my experience wasn't an article which was actually going back in through my life tapestry of visceral memories and flashbacks other Expeditions in childhood in the ups and downs in my personal life and kind of all of these things kind of conspiring into one but it was it was wild to go deep into the brain like that I'm sure that we should point out we've had a podcast before in this podcast that we did before was right after you got back from this journey and Antarctica and you describe the whole thing and Thailand you described that getting adjourned and how you never thought you're going to walk again and yeah all that stuff we should tell people so stop go back to the other one back here again set you when the National Geographic article came out like what did you see like while they just got it wrong let me let me straighten them out you know it you know it hurt my feelings obviously and I was kind of just it was because it was so factually inaccurate and National Geographic is a magazine Iran I've looked up to you throughout my entire life is just like a really beautiful in a platform and so I was just surprised I was surprised that I was never asked for a proper long from interview this I was surprised that I was never contacted by a proper fact Checker there was just some things that were just like weird not a place and no I guess it was a freelancer and again I don't know the whole story behind it would have very little in like praising people there's a whole lot taking people down if they could find that you did something that you did something incorrect or you lied about something or exaggerate about something mean they may you out to be a liar yeah I read it and I was like wow like they're they're saying he's a liar you're saying how much of it is fiction literally said fiction but how much of it could be fiction if you f****** really did walk before God damn days I'm not the kind of weird but I also had a GPS on me the entire time it was completely transparent Journey we're life or deceive the New York Times covered it they had my GPS tracker up live the map of my route is in the first page of my book let alone online 24/7 there's been hundreds of Articles written about this by Outlet to effect in research or whatever so far not to make all those claims it's like saying like calling somehow tricked every person ever from every news Outlet that's covered this in fact check it and reported on it and editors of the book and the impact it has like a crazy conspiracy weird like because everyone knew how do you say his name is Iceland Iceland Iceland had done it everybody knew that I was only done it maybe they just didn't understand the details of it so they started complaining hey he didn't do it first Allison did it first and this guy is like I got a story so he goes to try to go after you but then realizes it's kind of a kind of did it entire article he takes a quote from page 50 of my book and a quote from page 214 of my book. As if they're single statement and I'm like they're about to completely different things that I'm talking about and you're like dude. That's what people do not want to sell dirt you know or he says like calling made up this thing about no rescue zones no one's ever written about the fact of inner Carney talks about me getting picked up in Antarctica like I can call an Uber he literally says in their uses I mean getting picked up in Antarctica is like calling an Uber which is by itself is really really so that I said that in the article which is just crazy in the woods in Montana okay Google Borge ousland in 2018 right after 2019 right after I finished my Crossing he's interviewed about all this and interquartile linked to this I might you know my letter it's him saying there are parts of Antarctica particular in a large Distributors exactly what I was talking about where rescue is impossible like he the guy who used against me is also quoted saying the other thing but then he says it's like the whole thing is just you know there's so much money and that's that's what it is I'm sure I wrote that article is probably a little bit of a hater yeah you know probably saw you in like a f*** this guy you know is if the world we live in enforcement I try to let you know keep my head up like I said I read this book to inspire other people to step outside their comfort zone to amazing what you did and what you really did do was walk by yourself 54 days through Antarctica and then thinks he's even saying something about it was on a road yeah and I'm like hey b**** why don't you walk Dragon 300 pounds on a road like does that matter everything's covered in snow and ice with all my GPS which by the way I talk about my book with fries with a widely acknowledged and it's called the South Pole Overland Traverse and so the South Pole station the US military the u.s. research station at the South Pole is resupplied throughout the summer season from the coast and a drive is kind of a bunch of tractors basically up this area called the levirate glacier and a paved Road has been driving over ice and snow Annex Building and crevasses along the way excetera and there's some tire tracks and some flagging that are out there so first wife already traveled almost 600 miles without any of that and then as I get there and we know this part of it and I'm talked about why do with all the poor expert all of the people that make the classifications and unassisted refers specifically to Kites and dogs and they're trying to make this claim that the road somehow Court Uncle Eric big are quotes Road basically some brought it up tracks in the snow you know I'm I'm outside of paved road bike what do you think happened is blown over immediately so I never saw these tractors oversized Vehicles flags of course that's awesome Reddit tracks but I link to it on my letter to this not much different than walking on flat ground no not at all and still there still is still huge bumps of snow and all the while the timer for ten feet in front of me is parent about the fact that I use that route it was safest route was the only route to Logistic Company Wanda support and it fell completely in the distinctions of what is known as unassisted and he tried it kind of makes his Claim about that's not true or people are we thinking that and we're weird things is there now because of some of this the polar Community have gotten together after my project for my project squarely falls in the definitions that they were followed all the rules and all this now they're sitting together and they're saying you know maybe we should rewrite some of these rules or make certain definitions different the problem is it would be like this this is what I'm calling me so like a liar something be equivalent of this with Major League Baseball got together and said you know what all games in baseball are going to be 10 Innings now instead of 9 Innings and all of those guys over the last hundred years that played 200,000 games or whatever who played nine innings they cheated they lied they didn't play the full game if they want to change whatever distinctions are classification of stuff but we're looking great and what would the distinctions be that they would change this you can't do it on a road I think they're trying to make it finer-grained which is like there be like a kite distinction there would be no supported distinction there would be a distinction for using you know partial of a if there was a fighting or or this like you know road which by the way is not a road to be cleared snow and ice to put the rest of it I don't I don't there's no point in time was it like flat ground ice fluoride who's the other guy horse racing out there in Antarctica he wrote a whole blog post about this link to in my letter and you know of course he did the exact same thing as me by the way the exact same thing same distinction and you know I finished a couple days ahead of him what he did was absolutely incredible is this is this race we talked a lot about it in the book and ton respect for that guy's well friend of mine and you know he about this you know quote" Road at the South Pole Overland traverses it's actually noun and he's like it's rugged up tracks like you couldn't even if the parts where I saw tire tracks it's like actually worse then cuz it won't sleep because you don't slide across the snow is all grown up its trunk up it's actually like tripping you it's like even worse than hitting on broken ice Rice's powder golden Antarctica but that's how it sounds when you say part of it was on a road it sounds like like this the Christ that's it that is the road that I'm not really a f****** road man that's just Flats know exactly yeah that's wrong melee deceptive because they made it seem like all then you get to the highway and just walking 54 f****** days across Antarctica and I know they acknowledge that in a small way in the article but they really like that just that just a description calling that a road like that it's me sort of technically a row there's no f****** ground mats just all ice and snow turn about that was my route as all the people there like you up here within the rules you're doing the right thing no one's ever done this before and then he know damn everybody's a f****** hater that's where we're having a fortunately because when they try to get out the other one when they try to get out the other ones grab them and Dragons yeah exactly exactly are piled on top of each other you look for apps now I can't walk 5040 you can't either


    Everything in the Universe Will Die One Day w/Brian Greene | Joe Rogan
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    the fear of death and the attitude of the finite life being insignificant that the like what is the point of existential angst that the many of us struggle with right right that's something that you touch upon really early on that this this thing that makes us unique is that we know that we're going to die yeah yeah that that to me is the vital distinguishing feature of our species you know we can reflect on the past and think about the future and recognized so we're not going to be here in the future at least for some. Of time and it's him it's an idea and it's powerful motivating influence is one that has been explored throughout the ages aderonke was one of the early Disciples of Freud who ultimately broke with Freud develop this thesis that our awareness of our own mortality is one of the driving factors in what we do and then when I was I don't know was in my twenties or thirties I read a book by a guy named Ernest Becker called denial of death I know if you've ever heard of this book it was in the 70s who won the Pulitzer Prize in the 70s and it's a wonderful distillation of this way of thinking about why we humans do what we do and in many ways you my own book the one that's coming out actually today until the end of time it's some it's extending this notion that Becker developed in denial of death but now seeing it in a cosmological setting because it's not just we that are going to die it's every structure in the universe is going to disintegrate in time are our best theory suggest what it even protons the very heart of matter their Quantum processes that in the far future will ensure that every proton disintegrates falls apart into its constituent particles and that point there's no complex matter around at all what would it would timeline we talk later pretty pretty big long timeline in fact I'd like to use a metaphor to try to give you a feel for the X in Fallout I like to use the Empire State Building and imagine it every floor of the Empire State Building represent adoration 10 times out of the previous floor to like on the ground floor it's like one year first floor tenure second 400 and so forth so you going exponentially far in time as you climb up the Empire State Building and and that's things everything from the Big Bang until today you're about at the 10th floor 10 to the 10-year 10 billion years and as you go forward you are looking at things very far in the future and to answer your question we think and I_think because we're now at the speculative end of our theoretical ideas protons will Decay roughly and say by the 38th floor so 10 to the 38 years into the future we can relax for a little bit here's the here's the thing the amazing thing obviously is it sounds trite the time is relative right too many duration that seems long it's only long by comparison to another duration and onto the scale of the entire Empire State Building up to say 10 to the hundred years into the future which is what the peak would represent 10 to the 38 years is like less than the blink of an eye and nothing on those scales so he's going to have to be careful with your intuition you're willing to entertain the kind of fantastically long time scales that you necessarily need to if you're going to think about the very far future is their speculation as to what happens when protons do cease to exist yeah we anticipate that are all complex structure will fall apart so if there any stars leftover we believe that by the fourteenth floor most stars will have use up their nuclear field early building dark Embers just sort of Enos Smokey out they're in the cosmos but if they're still hovering around by the 38th floor they will all just dissipate into their particular ingredients so it's hard to imagine past say floor 38 that there's going to be any life for any mind or any complex astronomical structures out there in the universe so the window within which the universe as we know it exists it's kind of small when you think about it in terms of the entire Cosmic timeline so impossible to understand the actual span of it because it is so long but yet so small like any in the human mind yeah it's a very hard to hold these duration in mind I mean I don't I don't feel like I have been thinking about this stuff for a long time I don't feel like I have an intuition for the durations that we are talking about and take the Empire State Building that little and algae helps me to sort of give some relative sense of when things adventurous what happened the universe but you know we're good at understanding days weeks months years the times of no conventional experience we have no basis for understanding the universe over the scales that we've never experienced you know that's true not only for time is also for space right I mean we have very good intuition about everyday phenomena time and about to take this bottle of water I throw it at you catch it you know where to put your hand you wouldn't have to calculate its Newtonian I can figure out where the water is going but if I was to do the same thing with electrons you don't have another do I a Quantum intuition about the wave function the probabilities that govern our particle like an electron behaves and that's simply because we were unfortunately or fortunately born as big creatures relative to the scales of quantum mechanics and because of that our intuition was never under any evolutionary pressure to understand how electrons behave that guy like to say forebears wandering around the African Savanna who started think about electrons in quantum mechanics they got eaten right there the one who's James didn't propagate onward and there for those of us who are the beneficiaries of the survival of our ancestors were good and understanding Newtonian physics but we're not good at understanding anything else about the Deep reality of the world do you anticipate that someday in the future whatever is next after human beings will be able to understand this concept because it's you something about with us for about a hundred thousand years that's right and it's it's a good question and it's a tough one I like to imagine that as we get ever better at creating Virtual World virtual reality or whatever augmented reality whatever version of that kind of Technology taking over in the far future we might be able to experience these distinct Realms in such a powerful way that our innate intuition May begin to shift to change so that we grasp the quantum realm the way we grasp Newtonian physics I can least imagine that as a as a possibility what it would take to actually get there and whether our species will ever last long enough to actually have that kind of an impact on her intuition I don't know but it's all about experience in survival we have been programmed by Evolution not to understand the true nature of the world we've been programmed by Evolution to survive and those are two radically different propositions cuz you don't need to know the true nature of reality to survive it's a distinct attribute and one that is not necessarily one that has any survival value to understand black holes or the Big Bang or general tivity or quantum mechanics or entropy of thermodynamics entropy of thermodynamics these qualities we develop as we go forward and try to understand the world go beyond mere survival and figure out things that excite us but it's not something which obviously has any survival value May someday it may


    Joe Rogan Will Be Curating Spotify Music Playlists
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    iPod touch the only that besides that and iTunes you bring to a museum I have no interest in having any Apple products I use a laptop that's a Windows laptop though I use Windows everything everything super programming geek or anything like that but I remember what it was like you have to operate things you had to learn how to use Doss and then other operating system before that or using Unix type base stuff to get on the internet and do things from the library back in the day so for me I just want the ability to get what I need and I have them out proper amount of storage is necessary and and then that's it my phone isn't holding music on it it's not for its I have Spotify which the way I've just took over what used to be the adrenaline workout Spotify playlist and now it is the warmaster's work out until I put together 96-97 songs for this playlist for people to just go absolutely f****** 8shit in the gym and and get their s*** done and so so I I now if you have the warmaster's work out if you guys are out there and you want to be filled by the the incredibly powerful thing that is metal I only want to get. Stains 50 people off the stage at night Andy Williams he's an 80w with a pro wrestler right now as well blonde thing who may be weighed 110 pounds at Honor best day who I checked her once and she comes back she goes I'm going to do it while holding his beer the whole f****** time but still I have a picture that I got from someone where she's launched into the air still has your beer she lands on the crowd when she comes back to Backstage you guys hadn't spell it that's hilarious through the glass would you get a little drunk oh no risk no reward man maybe a shot glass I'll throw someone with a shot glass rack the shotguns Hard To Break Free heartbreak yeah but appear like a regular beer glass that's all I think that's bad news bad news


    Josh Barnett Got Smacked in the Taint at a Russian Banya
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    there once and I did like it I would I had it was a Grizzly but I've had a lot of black bear and I have no idea what kind of bear this was I'm not too hip to the bear population or buried bear genius genus of Far East Russia North where its -30 degrees below at night and I'm up there where in Espana and they haven't set up where they have a an oven with rocks and stone and it say they will put for water over the stones and things like that it's not it's not exactly it's not finished but it's it's a similar to any other sauna set up so you can come across without a steamer and that's also famous for they have a process where they take these bundles of tree branches with leaves and everything on them and they'll use White Oak eucalyptus other and put Blends together and what they'll do is that take these two bundles and I'll Whip the air around you as you're sitting there they they whack your body with it and the leave these bundles are made of mostly fresh so they're still oils they're still alive or are there still elements within is not fully dried out or anything like that so this thing is all being hit upon you and I'll hit your feet and I'll do all this kind of stuff to be honest so the first time ever went through this this guy is like eating my ass with these things 3 minute sessions or whatever and I'm on the third one which is like towards the end and he sees things around me and circulating all the super hot air and I swear to God my pay less sensitive white boy skin was just felt like it was on f****** fire at to the point that I started I'm like I'm yelling in Japanese in Russia and jumping into a cold pool because I I that's f***** up from getting my ass beat by the Russian guy with a pile of sticks Japanese I have no idea do you not know any Russian no I don't know and you're trying to get through it are you trying to ascertain the beating from the sticks is like the next level right it's frustrating enough dealing with the heat it up your taint all this s*** your cycle really there's no way of stopping this can't often really neglected part of the human body that I'm going to start somewhere specific around a how you need to massage and stretch the paint and you have to you know I bet your taint is all locked up at the Fashion part of the human body. I'm going to start something specific around a how you need to massage and stretch the paint you have to you know what your taste is all locked up


    What’s the Disgusting Chinese Liquor That Tastes Like Carburetor Cleaner?
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    this is batch 2 which has like a big dark chocolate note to it and it like how do you make a dark chocolate I'm at every Okie I tasted tannins on my thing is thinking so one of one of the people apart of this company cat she's whiskey Somalia so when I asked her notes from her yeah you smell what you smell you related to the things that you can relate it to me and that's it for a long time with a note they told us to look for with cat piss what is the number one problem with having cats man they f****** pissed me up whenever they're out if you don't clean the people don't know if they have cats they think the cats are food near adorable there they are adorable but they're responsible for billions of mammals and billions bird in the United States every year does have a cat pee note encourage people to want to drink it and what are you in the mood for you know this cat pee would go with the steak right now in master of wine scatological tasting terms are comparatively this smells like specific like Bangkok street food diarrhea from the 80s at a Guns and Roses concert China man the spider Alyssa and I got Alyssa this fight in in China prior to this whole tour I had set up so Alyssa Garcia is a 105-pound fighter of mine but I got to this fight at 1:15 in China and I was shipping her to go train with Santa noise and then she was going to fly back to Tokyo finisher I was going to meet her and then she fights and Rising so we're over there and we're being taken out to this big fancy dinner ahead of the event and the promoters there were in Shanghai so all this big deal with this private room and I like is Chinese wine and are the Chinese fermented liquor and I'm like well that's that's on it and I drank it I'm just a dude from here yeah that sucks I hate it you know to on your fancy want your fancy booze and she tastes like this tastes like an old abandoned home that is being rained on for years and what you've done now is all this water has leaked through onto the floorboards dirty floorboards have been collected and it's been filtered out Hobo's sock the f*** man I go by what I ever do that I need to know next time to set it up I need to know if it'll probably happen in Texas so rude elaborate people describe it as it tastes like something you run you like clean a carburetor with its its fermented sorghum and other stuff


    Joe Rogan on the End of the CHAZ w/Josh Barnett
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    a great micro version of what we're talking about is the Capitol Hill autonomous Zone which turned out about people wanting to be on Capitol Hill so bad that they were willing to live in shared apartment shared shared living space scenarios where they're sharing bathrooms and kitchens and all this and paying stupid money for a room and I don't mean a room in a house I mean purpose-built habitation scenarios to to do that I don't want to live there that bad I mean April ship they're all over Seattle what was it about Capitol Hill because I'm not a Seattle guy I was just you know it was the gay or LGBT I guess now as you would refer to a epicenter there was a lot of their had some head shop stuff it was a sort of a counterculture District you know and I remember as a kid here we go up there and go to the weird little store then you got to be the place where you want to buy some crystals and all that kind of stuff it would be there a groovy very densely cultural place and famous for a lot of things you know some things unfortunate like me as a pot of getting killed behind the comet Tavern or but also for many many great things to but it was it would definitely be the place where you would see something like a Chaz pop-up it's just that the separation from idea to reality with something like a Chaz is and it's always going to be this case it's always going to be just mountains between the two you know the funniest part I think from me is watching that altercation video with Raz and his his his new police stating where the police now and the guy being approached for graffiti in a building going wool and what's up with all the no big deal I'm well all the worst aspects of a country they put up a border immediately they kept people from going and they had no medical they had no police there police was a bunch of thugs and something went wrong they beat people up attacking one guy was filming things they didn't like each other which to one side I'm thinking see I f****** told you people violence isn't the worst thing in the whole world like you know to be perfectly honest violent can bring people a lot closer together than you think you know we've never trained together but we know what it's like to train so there's already this inherent Rapport between us and then they're the Rapport between you and anybody that gets on the mat is almost sucked out immediately because you just cannot be cannot be on in a situation like that and then be living on Persona alone you need to really be who you are and that might be a really great fighter might be a really mediocre want it doesn't really matter everybody is generally towards their purest self when put into that kind of scenario it is Chuck I can't see his last name lying about you never know who you are until you've been in a fight like yeah so long you really want to know who you are getting to a fight yeah but but watching that and then you also decided he's going to see like perhaps you know a little bit of fisticuffs could could make things a little better you know especially if we're to talk about the blob mutual combat that exists in Washington where those get ko'd you're going to Mike he might die about the Conch that has to be included in in such a lot if you have to be like look you're taking your life in your own hands like legitimately if you doing out in the dirt scenario for everything you can't there's always going to be that 110 whatever it's it's just not possible and so and then you see this guy in Psycho it's all good but it's got to just Mac people all the time in that part of the problem with with police issues in general right I mean we can go on about I've seen that you do you get the arguments about stats from the FBI and about the shootings and unarmed shootings and all this kind of stuff but they don't have stats for how many times has a cop's is beat someone's ass but with the the Chaz you give you this thing that the saddest thing about all this even besides I'll take an argument on this even besides all the f****** property damage and they're just tearing everything up and obviously loss of life right there is there Ides I'll take an argument on this team besides all the f****** property damage and they're just tearing everything up and obviously loss of life right there is there are at least two right


    Best of the Week - June 28, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    when people you know like the idea of backpacking hunting that's what they're liking is the idea of a kiss me up glamorise the s*** out of it they say that like like Alaska sheep hunting in terms of like just the difficulty of the terrain and the the dangers of it yeah somewhat yeah I would say that I've only been on a couple sheep hunting Alaska right most of mine have been in lower 48 or the nwt in Northwest Territories the thing with the last cuz it's easy is you're not getting that much altitude distance is far you're not but the weather is bad like generally the weather is pretty bad and then that the amount of pressure now and again I'm not an expert on Alaska the pressure is much worse than it's ever been in Alaska animals Grizzlies and s*** crazy stop right you called the grizzly and I'm coming into a music all right so I'm like hey let's get this on video cuz he was looking for a moose calls so any f****** this other dude so I'm like you can see my camera shifting right a little as I'm taking these photos I have a weapon at a bow and so here pretty quick I'm thinking for shoot this m*********** it's like 15 yards from us and he fired off around its feet and I knew his gun jammed on the second round sometimes so I'm like it came again I things like 12:10 yards when it finally turned off and all my man away but 10 yards is nothing I tell you like that's almost like that wall and you know that that's part of how I think the tobacco industry approach to this they would they would have counterfactual where in a world without tobacco without cigarettes and then they would imagine what that would be like and of course I'd always imagined it was what much much worse more than right also that the man in question 1 the quitting cigarettes so right you live your life to to be deceptive in a way that you know is going to I mean there's I don't know how many people have gotten cancer from cigarettes but it's probably killed I want to make sure I get this right I think maybe both Wars World War 7 million a year I think is the is the global death toll in the US it's 480,000 here now and in this is where the process I try to explore a little bit in the book they're working in an industry they're confronted with some accusation that they have caused harm they checked their gut and their gut says no we didn't intend to cause harm we don't feel guilty and their tribal instincts which are never more than just a millimeter below the surface for pretty much any of us so they immediately think well these people accusing me must have an ulterior motive they must be they want money they want Power they want attention they've got some Sinister political objective and then there's the other part of that tribal dynamic as they start thinking about themselves and end their truly lofty Mission which isn't justice sell a product but something else it's to protect Freedom or if you're a slave trader it's to rescue the Africans from terrible bring them to the comfortable plantations assault would be you know making a small but you know racially Salient comment in the presence of a person of that price Jamie just pulled up here on Microsoft does explicit racial derogations character look at that expression a Microsoft is an explicit racial derogations so you put somebody down on purpose I know but that's a weird way of describing an explicit racial derogations plural and singular characterized primarily by verbal or non-verbal attack meant to hurt the intended victim through name-calling there's your - avoiding Behavior or purposeful discriminatory actions edu reason. Kzoo.edu nice and it's like this is supposed to be for education is barely literate what is going on with that's a problem when using they and them as well right yeah I really supposed to I mean for the most part indicate multiple people yeah right hard to use it that way all the time right it's hard to use it intentionally Ashley it's it's wanted to go to the store they could go right and there's something like kind of totalitarian thing that's a great name so you can argue with you also can argue do you support black lives matter and of course his house January of last year January 2019 Tiffany haddish took me to his house and last night that I was really not supposed to be there I wasn't invited but Tiffany like come with me and I'm like hell yeah so I went and it was then it was this incredible f****** knighted Eddie Murphy's house where I walk downstairs first person I see is Jamie Foxx can I hear behind the yellow is this what you comedians always do a hangout with each other and I turn around its Q-tip from Tribe Called Quest and I'm like what I want when I walk in the base with Russel thanks for coming I'm like I met him once with Charlie Charlie Charlie was so great the Bud Light Comedy Tour end with John Heffron and then just randomly I was in Maui and it just Charlie's it now and I went over and sat with him and Eddie Murphy was weird was so strange how was he when he was with Charlie for a friendly man everytime I turn my head and I'm standing in the doorway like that and it's it's me standing beside Eddie and then Chris Rock Jamie Foxx and Neal Brennan and they're all trying to convince him to do stand-up again wow and I'm just there like I have nothing to add to this conversation like I'm not on Jamie's level nice but that is nice but there was like 30 years I'm like I'm pretty sure you still got it so he's got it but I know he wants to do it


    Joe Met Robin Williams and Didn't Realize It
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    all that Robin Williams amazing yeah but you got the worst movie ever Patch Adams that has to be a joke come in and do silly things to make the patients laugh to try and help their Spirits yeah but it was bad because they all died anyway yeah but they died with great spirit obviously said no I don't remember but I did a show at the Improv was quite a few years ago I was it was during the time of the podcast I did show The Improv and then afterwards I'm Shakin hands of people and taking pictures and is very slight older man with a beard heavy beard wearing a baseball hat comes up and he's like really complimentary but you obviously knows a lot about stand-up is asking me Jin's about writing and questions about you know like a certain bits like a really laughing and one of my holyfuck this is Robin Williams thanks man I really appreciate that's really cool and I just need some cool guy going to realize in the middle of the conversation this is Robin f****** Williams that that place of being that famous is f****** overwhelming that famous and known for whether you are not but you're known for being always liked on and then there's the pressure of having to be on now so you don't disappoint the illusion yeah that's got to be f****** taxing it's got to be always on and then just also you know it's just dust just up Beyond now so you don't disappoint the illusion that's got to be f****** taxing it's got to be always on and then just also you know it's just dust just the pressure of everyone recognizing you everywhere you go and


    The Time Russell Peters Went to a Party at Eddie Murphy's House | Joe Rogan
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    I was told everybody that I bet that's why Eddie Murphy stop doing stand-up mean it's just like his his movies are doing so good and he knew you're more insulated in that world 2.2 famous to a better way to do it yeah what do you think is going to be like what Coming to America the next night family movie night what was that movie he did with Owen Wilson like spy or something like that something spy I spy wasn't I don't know don't get the respect they deserve for some strange reason like I was that one that he did was Steve Martin I hope that the Heather Graham character was allegedly and hash was supposed to be based on Anne Heche really I heard based on her how she was dating Steve Martin and she ended up with a woman and then in Canada for a little while that's why I matter but not a problem with what happened with that he was his movies in the 80s were so f****** huge opening with a phenomenal joke of the jokes are so many of those movies were still really good they just didn't get the respect for summer who's the man and then you got another 48 hours and then you got Beverly Hills Cop 2 and 3 even Steven they were good yes it was the first time I saw sequence that's just as good as the first one wasn't there like a time. We wasn't doing films or they weren't as popular and then you get films like Bowfinger and after he did that one movie with military movie save somewhere around trying to Branch out after Golden Child it kind of fell apart a little bit o it was free or post my girl wants to party all the time that was supposed that was an issue that was song Back in the Day called Skip to My Lou yeah it was a really dope R&B track like early 80s I remember I was in New York City and Eddie Murphy had that song no I was in Boston house in Boston Eddie Murphy have that song come out on disc I can do anything what came out like 3 years ago if it's like whether it's him or Jamie Foxx or dudes I just have the Lakers really diverse set of skills they're probably just always doing something with you know about it or not they got to their they're just creative people I think what you need is the Eddie Murphy red light featuring Snoop Dogg thinking about doing stand-up again but I do not know if he's actually don't stand so I was at his house January of last year January 2019 Tiffany haddish took me to his house and it was this night that I was really not supposed to be there I wasn't invited but Tiffany like come with me and I'm like hell yeah so I went and it was then it was the incredible f****** knighted Eddie Murphy's house where I walk downstairs first person I see is Jamie Foxx is it going to be outside and then and then I turn a c Neal Brennan and then I and then I look at the bar and I see Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher sitting at the bar. Chris Rock game and walked into but the good thing is you know cuz you were, so we all know each other and then I can only met Patty once for like a split second that a fight and he knew my name then but when I walked when I walked in the bedroom Charlie and I did a tour together for maxim the Bud Light Comedy Tour end with John Heffron and then just randomly I was in Maui and it just Charlie's amount and I went over and sat with him and Eddie Murphy was weird was so strange how was he when he was with Charlie a friendly man you're funny m*********** yeah I was like oh my God yeah these are the things that whole night I honestly didn't say a f****** word to anybody I was just in shock the entire time was just like every time I turn the doorway and then Chris Rock Jamie Foxx and Neal Brennan and they're all trying to convince him to do stand-up again wow and I'm just like I have nothing to add to this conversation like I'm not on Jamie's level on Chris's level Antonio credits browser I'm like I'm just there but they didn't make me feel like what are you doing here they made me feel included so it was nice but that is nice but I'm pretty sure you still got it but it depends on how he approaches it you know what depends on how he feels rup just decide you want to do it the thing about stand-up is that you have to do in front of people you know yeah you got to go out there and doing okay but no fury to it it's not like music you can create an album with just you and your friends you can't really create a comedy set without being at a place where you going to have random people coming pay money to see you talk and that's the other problem he's got overcome is that people are going to be expecting you know maybe them expecting Delirious or Raw coming out of them right to 60 year old man 11 kids I think he does his baby was only maybe a couple months old or month old wow and then end of the night I got stuck in the basement of his house what happened well everyone was leaving and I didn't know where Tiffany went and I'm literally standing against the wall and I'm the only uninvited shouldn't be in like all the Netflix people who don't know what the bottom and I finally like as me and 1/8 of Eddie's kids were sitting at this one table and I'm just stand there like a creep like right across from them and I see Kenya Barris going upstairs now they don't leave without me so I left and went up with him and as you walk up to the door open to suggest just get the f*** out of the house Kim at Tiffany and she's kind of my ride she pick me up and I'm like I don't know where she is and then they're like to the backyard I go okay course ya put in that really exclusive gated community they're like where Denzel lives and almost know those people who those people are when you're young and then I'll send you one of them people it's I mean I can only imagine I mean there's like an exclusive A-list celebrity group of humans and I guess like when a guy like him has a party like that like those the only people that is going to be semi-normal around him he can't have that late Eddie is going to be a funny speech I'm stupid and be like right before you brought this guy you can't have any normies and I felt to normal yeah I felt like a mortal you go to the commissary fit right in around too many celebrities


    Joe Rogan Gets Into a Deep DMT Discussion With Comedian Russell Peters
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    microdosing at all the Truffle so it's the the top the cat mushroom cap is the illegal part we're in the process of getting a dog legalized and done the right way and it'll be available in in the Netherlands first microdosing and eventually we're hoping goes away marijuana both professionals at this I'm not had one guy f****** crying in the corner nervous about it with a friend who knows how to say one cap to something like I don't feel good the mushrooms want you like them and so the first time you do it they're going to welcome you because I feel like this is what you should be doing all your personal problems all these weird personality ticks that you got all this strange s*** the trouble you get yourself into I can do to help you and then one dimension that we live in is it's connected to neighboring Dimensions that are accessible to certain psychedelics and then once you see that you can never unsee it if it's regular life loses its seriousness it loses like 20% of its seriousness still serious so regular life but 20% of it goes away forever cuz you know that that's possible you know that these other worlds exist and that other people are just out there running through their entire life from birth to death I never experienced those worlds and it's that's that's weird because like you're running around like I run into people because people know that I've done a lot of psychedelic drugs so I'll run into people that do and then they've done it too and they look at you and they'll talk to you like a man you know I did this because you like a body might do that to me the other day you gave me the courage to try this psychedelic truck and I was like Advanced I would imagine when this guy's up when everybody does it what you get when they're describing it is just sort of like trying to use words to describe something where there's no references it's not the words don't work like you could kind of tell Anoka County go yeah, I kind of see that cuz I've done it but if I if I hadn't done it there's no way I've known I've nothing exist in the human body and they believe that it it comes out in your dreams they believe that when you're dreaming your body is releasing some of that stuff they don't they don't totally understand it right it's one of those weird things the really only found out that mammals created in the pineal gland within the last few years the Cottonwood Research Foundation which is connected to Rick Strassman who wrote that book DMT The Spirit Molecule here and a bunch of a FDA-approved they believe the only FDA-approved test on DMT where they shot it into people in a clinical setting really yeah like a fiend yeah like a fiend looks like a glass bowl connected to like a tube and you like the bottom of the bowl the DMT sits inside the what is the looks like a white powder I'll take a white almost yellowish white powder depending on which one you take did the five methoxy DMT is white and then the other stuff was more like white with a little bit of yellow to it and you take it taste like burnt plastic taste terrible and you take a big deep breath do you want to take like three big inhales first time I did it only took one and I just got to the door I got like to the door of the DMT Dimension I was like what is that is weird was really weird but I didn't even know what weird was cuz it's like 20 minutes later I did a second one in the second one I took way more I took like three big hits and then it was almost like you're in a slingshot for catapult it was like you could feel the tension like through these colors and lights into what felt like some new places what is your physical doing during all of this laying there laying there no one time recently died a couple years ago I open my eyes it was very strange so I can almost see reality resolve real pixelated and was like I was seeing life through like dirty Saran Wrap or something it was all very When I close my eyes back and I went into the experience of the Psychedelic realm is more Vivid than regular life which is real strange cuz it doesn't feel like you're on a drug cuz you're still you that's another part of it doesn't change your like when you're drunk it changes the way you think but I think different this is not that this is like you think the same way but you're being confronted with something that's insanely alien just alien everything that you know to be true and then there's all these things around you but seem to be alive and they seem to be talking to you and communicating the last time I did it was a bunch of jokers they were giving me the finger like Jesters gestures with like you know they have little bell they were all like shaking and give me the finger in like spinning around like the thing that I got from it was like oh I take myself too seriously I need to be mocked and they were my they were mocking me a lot of relaxed and then there they like pointing at me like that you got it cuz you know you can get lost you can take yourself seriously and you want others to take you to like what is the grossest kind of man like the kind of man who wants everyone to tremble when he walks into a room with rose petals thrown at his feet he wants everyone to call him sir and be uncomfortable everyone right so I think that it was like letting me know like a b**** you got a little Latin you need to get that out of your system especially is a person whose professional mocker we are we aren't stand-up modders how long does it last for 15 minutes I don't know how exactly we're having tryouts Ayahuasca different it is and no as it lasts longer because it's orally take to see that's that's probably more similar and you can get there on Ayahuasca and DMT the same thing it's dimethyltryptamine it's just when you're taking it with Ayahuasca your body is processing it orally and you take it with something called an MAO inhibitor MAOI inhibitor MAOI oxidase it's produced by your gut and it processes DMT naturally that exist in plants so I just a lot of plants that have DMT in it and if you just like if you were eating grass like some sore like phalaris grass or someplace that's really rich and DMT so if you were to get high off you would get high but monoamine oxidase it's produced by your gut it breaks that stuff down so it's not orally active Saudi if you ate if you took some DMT do you Freebase and just ate it wouldn't do anything to you that would break it down but then if you took it with an MAO inhibitor preferably the kind of plant-based MAO inhibitors they use in Ayahuasca because they know like those MAO inhibitors that people take like sometimes people take them in as a medication those can be dangerous there they're much more much more potent and there is also too weird side of her people taking pharmaceutical MAO inhibitors and then they take the mushrooms or something else with him in a really can f*** them up like real bad really can f*** them up like real bad drug used to do it all kinds of wacky s*** to your brain that your brain is probably not really desire redlining your brain your brain may stay together or you might go f****** Shine On You Crazy Diamond take


    Tony Hawk: Skateboarding Gives People a Sense of Community
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    according to its it's almost like some people would think of it as a frivolous activity in our glorious results of a misspent youth if you know how to help absolutely skateboard when I first started foundation for public skateparks started a petition fundraising or just raising awareness that they need to park we started give them the roadmap to do that and funding to do it that's designed help and things like that so it's been great we've we've helped to fund over 900 skateparks now all 50 states giving away almost 10 million dollars incredible there was a point where I was we're trying to get funding and in trying weariness and you know I'm I'm doing I'm doing visits to Children's Cancer Ward and stuff like that and it's some point I was like I'm trying to build skateparks and I remember this conversation at very vividly actually with Lance Armstrong when in this is when he was the face of cancer research you know what I mean like say what you will about his career but he did so much for cancer research and I'm visiting children spit up with Lance Armstrong and Lance Archer walks into a Cancer Ward back then like the Seas part you know I mean it was just like this having lunch with him that day and I was like it's so weird to be with you you're you're doing so much for cancer and cancer victims and I'm just trying to build playgrounds yeah like concrete waves and he said he said look the the the number one the cancer number number to Casa cancer in the u.s. is obesity and by building of skateparks you are preventing cancer you're preventing obesity and that was heavy for me that is happening and they really gave me a lot of inspiration motivation City I mean when I was a kid like I felt like an outcast I felt like like I didn't belong in in sports I didn't belong in my school and when I went to the skatepark and there was just a band of Misfits listening to punk music and look in a weird hairdos from all walks of life I was like this is it as my crew and I want the same sense of community for being billed training grounds for Olympians we're just trying to place for them to feel like they belong and feel like their Community actually cares about them it is a loved Pursuit I mean it is even though it's had these weird views like there are people that have had weird views about it you think about how many people love it and how it requires this sort of a place like what you're creating right really do it right and now it is it's way different now that sort of give on skating or the attitude towards getting is that parents are doing with their kids like you know a little girls are encouraged to try it and that just wasn't the case when I was a kid like Bruce because of you in a lot of ways people like you're you're too focused on the hairdos in the music and stuff you got to really look at what it provides someone's mint yeah but that's always been the case with things that kids do that their parents didn't do like how many parents told their kids to stop playing video games and now kids are literally making millions of dollars I think video games and parents have to kind of make this adjustment like okay either they're encouraging other kids skating or they're actually skating with them that's awesome that's kind of make you feel good impact on the thing that you love yeah I'm in the coolest part for me is that I still get to participate and I get to Bear witness to all this


    Brian Greene Shares His Surprising Take on Religion and Science
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    it's interesting to me that that's the thing that we look forward to the most of the average person if he thinks about they think about space they think about intelligent life that is far more interesting to them then the fact that there is black holes out there that are planets Stars into its Event Horizon of density that we can't even really begin to imagine with our own little brain yeah yeah and and the fact that all this a rose without a guiding intelligence black holes and there are active Galactic nuclei and there are black holes slamming into each other credit and gravitational waves that we can actually detect I mean it is a wonderfully Rich reality that we are fortunate to be part of experience much pushback or much conflict from religious people who don't like the fact that you describe things in that way they didn't need an intelligent for you and tells your creator to to us Disney question because the biological community people like Richard Dawkins and the like I think have really born the brunt of the religious pushed back because they're dealing directly with phenomena of life and that's the precious commodity that somehow we want to be sacred and therefore a religious sensibility will push back on a just being the mine was laws of physics and evolution yielding real life on planet Earth they haven't just hard on the quantum physicists in the cosmologists as they have on the biologist but I have that conversations many of them are are are are respectful as opposed to antagonistic where the view is that I am wrongheaded that I am missing the point and some of these religious folks are fantastically accomplished scientists that's weird yeah I know I went to a gathering I think I can talk about now it's closed or gathering meant to describe you don't get to do but if you ever try them really open myself up and dumb and I thought it was it was Sonic with cold signed his spiritual Quest and it was a bunch of scientists that were being brought together and I thought it was going to be an interesting but ultimately OneNote meeting I thought everybody's going to basic say the same thing there could be a god there's no evidence for God we got the laws of physics and we're going to just press forward under the assumption that physics is all there is until the clouds part and God reveals him or herself or it's out to wash in at that point we may change your tune it was not one note I was the only person who had that perspective in the room everybody else was coming at religion from a very different way of thinking about the world impact there's one Nobel Laureate in the room who got up and sang Psalms as part of his presentation and I was sitting there and I was like what is happening here this is so unexpected to me I know it really meant was so close-minded into the varieties of religious engagement that happen in the world and it opened my eyes and is one Noble Lord in particular I did say to him at the end that's when you look at me when you hear my view what do you think any kind of put his arm around me and it won't kill her way and said you know you're you're real smart guy and you don't understand the true reality and I think ultimately you will cuz you're open-minded and you're on I hope your journey will finally take it to the place where I have been 4 for many years that was so unexpected that does Nobel Laureate why respected for his his concrete mathematical experiment to work saw the world differently spectrum of belief arrange the meeting to have a spectrum of perspective in does not something that was randomly designed and it just so happened but it was an eye-opener and I am from that I went to read you know William James book of varieties of religious experience if not maybe just a book that William James great psychologists wrote In 1902 and it was based on a series of lectures I think he gave in Scotland and it is the most heartfelt and rational approach to religion and son said I think it's ever been written and yet most people don't know much about it because what he does is he goes through any documents through his own research and through Reading biographies and interviewing individuals the vastly different ways that people think about religion and why they think about religion of value that religion has in their lives and an end when you read that book it doesn't convert me I haven't changed my views on whether or not they is a God but it has changed my views on the value of a religious sensibility the role that it plays in people's lives now what can be you know you talk to people like Sam Harrison and you know it's a destructive force in the world and it has been a destructive force in some ways but that's not the full story for story is that for some individuals they give the connection to a historical lineage that's deeply valued for some individuals life in a larger setting that allows them to be in the world in a more productive way so their whole range of roles that religious engagement can play the problem is when you start to pit against scientific Insight then you run into trouble what religion was never developed to give us factual information about the world religion will never give us the electron Magnetic Moment to 9 decimal places that's the purview of scientific investigation as you can keep these rate in your mind there's a definite and Powerful role for a religious sensibility in the world I feel like it gives people in a lot of ways of scaffolding for ethics and morality and allows them some alleviation of anxiety feeling of purpose but like you said as long as it's not conflicting with rigid scientific reality I like right scientific provable scientific reality yeah do you know that his his Mo in the world is very anti-religious I I think you would agree with me on that I don't want to put words into his mouth but I did a event with him in New York The Beacon Theater the year ago or something like that and it was very interesting because in a one-on-one conversation his views were very similar to mine public we don't agree with but I was saying to him there are times I go around the world and I will do things that are utterly irrational I'll knock on wood for good luck I'll speak to my dead father I know that he's not really there I'll pray to God on occasion if I think that I could use that backup not because I think there's some bearded individual in the sky it's just a behavioral tendency that I find to be comforting and useful and I said that to Richard and he said I totally get it I was like what you suck at telling I said he's in fact he said I don't like to sleep in a house that has a reputation as being haunted being human being that that is what it means to be human you will engage in the world in ways that are not necessarily strictly adhering to some rational perspective of how the scientific World operates I would love to see Richard Dawkins outside of A Haunted House going in there the world are many ways to live life and their many ways to come to terms with our own impermanence and it's not as though something is right or something is wrong it's a question of is it useful to you and I think that we have to be very open-minded in the kinds of behaviors that that we allowed to happen in the world you know not even wrong with it it's naughty stuff you know but if some of those individuals who go their find allows them to live in the world in a more productive way alleviate anxiety feeling like they're on a spiritual Quest so be it yeah that's the thing that's really mean it's hard for people to understand if you're not in that space that headspace at their you don't need this structure but for some people even Scientology or something along those lines it seems loopy on paper can provide them with legitimate structure and end benefit their lives tangible ways they could describe to you yeah exactly am I feeling is that if there was a I don't know the trivia case maybe some biologists will push back on this but if there was a a race of for want of a better word you know Vulcan like individuals who approached the world in a completely rational manner evaluating the data figuring out the most sensible course of action competing against a crazy group of individuals like us will come up wild fictional ideas gods in the heavens you know demons haunting the world I think it's the latter group that ultimately would Triumph because would that kind of freedom of thought you get novelty you get Ingenuity you get creativity and so I feel as though this is part and parcel of who we are and why we have survived and to sort of come at the world with a scientific Club it's meant to smash away anything that disagrees with the scientific worldview is an unfortunate way of of looking at the world yeah there's something about creativity that it doesn't necessarily have to abide by any laws of logic and it could still be beneficial by so stunning when somebody comes up with some where did that come from income from a rational approach to working out no Brahms 3rd Symphony it emerged from the churning emotions of an individual who happens to be made up of trillions of particles Guided by physical law responding to the environment which is impinging his senses with an incredible array of influences and threw that whirl emerges the spectacular piece of music that's breathtaking turn on the people and then causes different thoughts and their mind and then that causes intern another branch of creativity another another new line of thinking that they might have ever never pursued but yes and that's me establish is that the notion that language is the only way that we can know about the world on Pitkin Stein had this perspective know the limits of my language limits of my world that seems to me other leave wrong I mean the Xperia of Music where the experience of cogitating about the world but not trying to Overlay a narrative upon it just feeling your way into reality reveals things about the world that I think are are Beyond Linguistics you can talk religion with a really intelligent person is objective who has a belief it's it's such an interesting subject because it's it requires suspension of disbelief in order to absorb some of the stories but there is clearly a history behind this of thousands of years of translations and trying to get to the what did they mean when they wrote this down and how much did they know and what were they trying to do with it just trying to get everybody to come down and stay in line right or where they trying to find some means of gluing the group together by a sheriff other folks who basically say that there are qualities of the human that naturally leave it open to a religious sensibility since we have agency detection systems in our brain where we look around the world and we tend to assign agency to things that happen that's useful right because you know if you mistake a windblown branch for a Jaguar yeah it's fine you thought of Jaguar but there's a branch but if it were Birds happens you think it would be a jaguar how you do that so when the wind blows we tend to think there's a mind up there when the river gurgles we tend to think that there's a mind in there and this is sort of the seed for the kinds of perspectives that you'll find many of the world's religions so there's there's natural course of events that can lead to a arising of the institution or at least the ideas behind the institution of religion and for students that have never encountered that idea or it can really shake things up and I think Anna in a very viable way you know so I think you're absolutely right having a conversation with somebody who has a religious perspective is deeply interested to understand where that mine came to the place that it got to ever my personal sensibility I'll give you you know I just give you one little anecdote my dad died I was 23 years old and unexpectedly sitting home or I was at Harvard at the time I was visiting from Cambridge and we had a nice weekend by the time I got back to Cambridge on the bus my mom called me said dad's dead it was so shocking it was like so sudden it was so complete and remember I went back home and my dad was not a religious man but we knew that he would want to have a religious ceremony and and we and we did it and we had you know a minion of Jews coming to the house to recite the kaddish prayer cuz we weren't religious we didn't know what we're doing you know and I no idea what these men were saying but it was deeply comforting it's like I didn't want to know what they were saying to me was just a collection of ancient sounds but the sounds connected me across the generations to a culture that have an extended back 5,000 years and in a moment of Crisis that was a very comforting and useful connection to have yeah that that that is where I find people get the most out religion in in the fact that it brings communities together and this sort of cohesive ritual everybody acts together and everybody you feel like there's completion to it yeah like you you're putting someone you know into perspective and you're doing so with this religious ceremony groups of people get together and engage in a ritual Behavior something magical happens you know I've spoken to my psychologist like Steve Pinker is a wonderful thinker is skeptical that this kind of ritual behavior Can yield the kind of cohesive bonding that some people suggest that it does but you know you probably have it I have it on occasion engaged in these ritual behaviors no Mass drumming and movement find transported to a place where you are now part of a collective and you feel yourself melting into the group and you are one and if you've never had that experience I think it's something that you should have because I think it's a vital part of our heritage it is part of how we got to be who we are the other something about group acceptance and a group of people acting and doing something together that does create is very strained Bond yeah it doesn't necessarily exist amongst it's a weird bond is a very weird Bond because it has nothing to do with the individuals I don't do with the personality of Jim or Mary it's it's irrelevant that point it's somehow joining you together into this mass of humanity that's all engaged in the same practice and somehow you feel as though your identity melts into the larger whole I don't know why it happened so it's negative aspects to that sort of thing you ever been in a situation where chaotic and you really had this feeling like anything can happen if you have a moment I've seen it happen I've never been part of it but I weird but I haven't started doing in the air yeah I have an analogous one which is annoying brother is a Hari Krishna you know and so you know he is 13 years older than me and and left College in the 60s which was a tumultuous time in and went to Europe and ultimately joined into what many people think of as some kind of cultish activity and so but but he's not a cult thinker he's an original thinker he's a brilliant thinker and yet within this group mentality you can imagine a certain kind of groupthink can take over these people imagine that this happened so yes it is positive aspects and they can have negative aspects but in the end I think there is a long lineage in which those of our forebears who survived were the ones who could join together into this more is more powerful groups and that way we're able to triumph over other groups you know the ancestral environment you know there are there's different readings of the archaeological record whether it was a dangerous place in the hunter-gatherer pastoris or the Placid Place but one reading says it was a very dangerous place and therefore those groups that survived we're the ones were able to establish this kind of allegiance to the whole Bond if your ball believing in the Supernatural entity that's a powerful in-principle powerful glue I mean I don't want to say an arrogance in some academics maybe it's not the right word but this being too quick to dismiss any positive benefit at all about religion yes it's the knee-jerk reaction Among Us a certain group of academics and it feels deeply unfortunate to made almost feels like a religion of its own sort when it's just the response as opposed to a careful thoughtful heartfelt analysis of the situation I frankly wish that more people would read William James his book cuz I do think that it's the kind of cuz here's a psycho scientist write a deeply thoughtful scientist who knows how to analyze data knows how to rationally engage with a who was Plumbing the depths of religion in a very very meaningful and sensitive way you know by the end of these lectures though I think is election number 20 or something he describes religion as this as as something that helps the Journey tour the Doterra and the beauty of phenomenal he describes it as the the voice of the Thunder the gentleness of the Summer Rain he described it in terms of the Sublimity of the stars in this kind of transcendent approached religious experience I think Brees it out of the academic guys that is often thrown upon it which is something that is contravening everything we know about the world it's causing people to think in ways that are irrational I mean this whole Trope that you hear it's not that there isn't some truth to that but it's an incomplete truth and if you're willing to approach religion in a way where you discard the pieces that offend you throw away the parts that you think are other or not tents only keep those aspects that are useful to you in your life then there is a place for it I think there are lots of problems a lot of people they're not willing to do that this need for suspension of disbelief troubles him so much that they feel like fools if they buy into something right and we're also dealing with all religions except the ones that are super questionable like Scientology or Mormonism right that are very old and did the idea of maybe it would be if we came up with something that we could all agree on in 2020 right maybe it would be wonderful if we have something at that maybe has science in it maybe something that has are a genuine understanding of how human beings react and what would the benefits of community yeah and having these in environments were loving conscious people communicate with each other in a very positive way that this could be a new form of this thing that we seem to desire so greatly great and I have to have make this point in in in in the book because the point that I make there is that to truly engage with the world you have to use a variety of stories were fundamentally storytellers that's what human beings are now there's the reduction of story that physicists are well-equipped to talk about with particles and laws of physics on top of that you've got the chemist or the complex molecules got the biologist story that begins to talk about cells in life you got the psychological story real story that brings in mind and Consciousness and within that you didn't have all of the activities that conscious beings undertake which includes religion and includes telling other kinds of stories and include creative expression you need them all and to sort of say that the scientific account is the only account by which you're ever going to gain true qualities of the world has a very in my view limited description of what truth is there is objective truth in the world that we can measure that we can describe the equation so forth but there's also internal true spiritual true that you get to buy self-examination it's real in the sense that you are understanding how you respond to the world and that is something which is deeply personal but utterly real and whether it's through psychedelics whether to Ayahuasca weather through a spiritual journey whether it's the religion regardless all of it adds color to the story of what it means to be a human being respond to the world and that is something which is deeply personal but utterly real and whether it's through psychedelics whether to Ayahuasca weather through a spiritual journey whether it's the religion regardless all of it adds color to the story of what it means to be a human being


    Joe Discusses DL Hughley's Collapse, Covid Dianosis with Russell Peters
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    ovarian same time people overreact though it's because it's not the same for everybody like I have a friend who got covid-19 37 he was clear of it in three days and three days he felt like s*** he couldn't smell it couldn't taste three days later he was on z-pack and something else and just stayed home and got vitamin IVs everyday and then 3 Days Later he's going on 25 mile bike ride but I want to see what happens I'm not saying anything as a mask yeah I want to see if it makes him feel like s*** Pecos on the bike ride or feels great I was talking to DL cuz you know he are you watching him just slump into unconsciousness on stage and whoever that guy is that caught him that guy's a f****** hero it's as a road manager I think his Road managers a f****** hero cuz if DL fell he would have smashed his head on that stage and you got real problems then cuz he was just sitting there and he's slurring his words and the audiences like what how is a f****** great guy is a great a great guy. Open Formula 23 years ago he's smart as f*** he's a really smart guy but a really good guy really good guy really honest and I think a lot of the and he puts down and he's volume unfortunately there goes there goes f****** are up cuz that guy was there little little bit but there was a stroke cuz sometimes that happens people this is like we have everything okay and everything like that right to control the the real scary thing was the slurring of the words


    How a Rogue Professor Convinced Woke Scholars “Fat Bodybuilding” Was a Thing
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    one of my favorite papers he did was fat body that's what it turns out Peter has a friend and Richard Baldwin and you should pull Richard Baldwin up Richard Baldwin is a real professional bodybuilder he was like what was it mr. Olympia 1978 or something right he's also history Professor so jacked even 70-something he's jacked and so he said we could use his identity Yeah Tim is in the 70s in the black T-shirt where it's like he's 71 years old and it it's it's just the one the one doing the most muscular pose right there bam he's still like that and Jesus Christ so he let us use his identity that that's older he still jacked isn't it so we're like we got a right bodybuilding theme papers cuz we have a bodybuilder and so we claim that his is there is the black one is related images down there is where is in the black T-shirt actually Photoshop to copy that that specific image of put fat bodybuilder on the T-shirt I used to have that picture that's him like when he was letting us use his identity yes we got this paper fat bodybuilding saying that bodybuilders are abnormally large fat people are abnormally large muscle and fat or just two types of tissue and it's only fatphobic science that distinguishes their worth and if a public society that says one means more than the other so we even have lines like you know you have to build a political there's some quote the paper and so we said that they should be in fact that professional bodybuilding is a sport needs to add another category they're four categories for each men and women little heat in an apparently something like bikini and I don't know what they are or what they are building where people of any body shape and size can come in and they can't be competitive because that would be fat shaming and so it has to be political display rooted in Judith Butler's politics of parity which we got that idea from reading an actual fat scholar maybe the leading fat scholar Charlotte Cooper and Charlotte Cooper is just like totally not job activist in the UK but they hate the Olympics as you might imagine it's that maximal a fat fat phobic environments Sumo in the Olympics I think it is 2012 Games summer games and what they did is they held in a park like fatty lympics is what they literally called it they literally call it that and it was like them playing dizzy bat and like yelling about and holding a protest signs about how the Olympics sucks and so we're like what the hell is this and so then we decided to write this fat bodybuilding paper based off of the idea of politics of parody of like making a joke out of the things that we're going to make a joke at a bodybuilding with the competitors can wear the fat that's their word not ours of their choice which is clothing design for fat people so it's really hard it's really hard to talk about explained to criticize that the fat study stuff without like it's just so Preposterous how do you walk the line of like tipping them off like as it seems like I mean seriously so I'll give you an example with that exact paper right at the end Pete you know is a big sci-fi guy who's on the Star Trek so we called The Last Action was fat bodybuilding the final frontier for fat they went berserk about this there like you cannot call it that for two reasons you can't use the word flying all because it would imply there's an end to Fat activism which can never end and you can't use the word frontier because it reminds you of genocides the frontier of the American West that's it said it evokes imagery of the American women this is literally commonplace I mean it's it's so hard not to laugh as what I mean like so we talked about health at every size do you know who made up Health at every size Linda bacon that's her name she's not real play we wait we had to learn about scissors this thing in probability theory is named after mathematicians whose last name is Weiner and so it's actually called the wiener measure and so we had this Chinese teacher he was talking with a wiener measure and we're all laughing and he had no idea why we're laughing cuz his English wasn't


    How Wokeness in the Workplace Will Lead to Legal Disaster
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    prognosis is that it will break itself break it so it will just the backlash to it which can be reasonable and liberal people are going to wake up and then they're going to have Peak woke and they're not going to have more woke and it will chew itself up from the inside with these fights between is here's an example of a flight 1619 project from The New York Times you know all about slavery slavery has everything to do the United States in regard from the beginning and still and then what are they doing now right so there's a huge intense fight between the black population in the Indigenous population for most racially oppressed and they both have a pretty good claim on it right so that genocide thing was pretty pretty big and then slavery was pretty big and it's complicated so they're going to fill their fighting for status so you had the indigenous side of that assert that black people in North America are Settlers of which is a problem and then you've had nikole hannah-jones try to point out that lots of Native Americans held black slaves which so they were slave owners which is a problem so they're fighting over that in fighting for status for the ultimate victim status and then they've got like that trans things coming I saw a video of some black women the other day yelling about what is this black power fist on the trans flag about that's not you know that's not what this black people that black Trans lives matter rally right Rises like you might be the only people they can get away with this right now this is no one else can hop in on that but black Trans lives matter and there was like hundreds of thousands of people because everybody felt like you had to just keep keep protesting yeah exactly say anything like that particularly if they get so much mass of pushback from the people that their you know the teaching right I mean the number of people right now that are saying they want deferrals partly because of the Cove in online classes they don't want to go back to college and this stuff blowing out and every College presidents like we're going to be a full and the other thing imagine you run a business business so all of a sudden you know this event happens everybody supposed to have their statement there's tons of social pressure to make your statement if you don't make a statement compelled you know say all your business didn't say something a blacklivesmatter so you have to say something one way or the other so everybody's making saving everybody's trying to do the thing and they don't know what to do so I hear from a lot of people that you mail me about the other job whether they talk to the boss and the boss is like what we have to do something and there's this you know there's this anti-racism program so we have to do something and that's the thing and we'll just take it out in a lot of people are successfully pushing back on that and saying look there are other ways we can actually do other diversity programs in this one and when they realize that you know a lot of bosses are saying maybe we should think a little harder about this statement of policy of your company that says something like that you believe that all white people are complicit in racism or are racist and you've now called all your white employees racist that's not good that's probably discriminatory my point is that a lot of people are going to try but I think that the courts or even deciding towards being more woke because it's society's cultural shift some yes some yes and some know and that's there's a point to that but on the other hand for example if you look at the title 9 cases where those mostly boys it wasn't always boys got to lay Railroad in kangaroo courts they got accused of sexual misconduct the university ends up expelling them or whatever near the girl with the mattress or whatever happened and then they're suing in civil court and they're almost all winning is that it did that kid the mattress boy did he Sue I don't know if he did specifically or not but I do know that there a number of civil suits that lady was bringing her mattress on the stage when she accepted her her diploma I mean it's performance art yeah it's just performance art it's it's really like we can't run the world and performance art though yeah what's really strange to is that if you accuse someone of something and it turns out that not be true you don't really get in trouble for that that that's thing that's a real problem at the things it cuz there's no actual precautions for being deceptive and ruining someone's Wi-Fi I have a friend who was accused of sexual assault by woman it was proven that he didn't do it then nothing ever happened to her that's that's made some stuff up about him and so we got laws against revenge p*** right accusing of being racist and it blows up their lives like there may have to be legislation built around that so the question becomes will the political will be there at depends on the people and it depends on the politicians I know you're lovely stay here California just the state legislators voted to take the anti-discrimination language out of the State Constitution which I think is a bold move I think do people get to decide on that in the end and maybe November but what is the anti-discrimination law I'm going to pull that one up like article 31 or something like that it is unbelievable that they voted to to put this up to be pulled out of the Constitution what was there it's like you can't discriminate or favor by race gender sex sexual orientation so on and so forth because Equity requires discrimination if you listen to this guy that's blasting all over even candy that how to be anti-racist sentence in the book where he says that you have to evaluate everything according to whether it has racist rant erases outcomes so if you have discrimination policy it says you cannot discriminate and then that makes it so you don't have Equity then that's actually a racist policy so they're actually Advocate Equity requires affirmative action and reparations Aladdin possibly discrimination against if they aren't cheating what they're trying to do is this clear that this is their motivations is I mean they didn't lie about it they just say it all the time if it's if you don't have equal outcomes than the system must be I mean conceal this is like putting like you know wallpaper over a hole in your wall if the system has an equal outcomes it must be discrimination so you're just going to going to change the policies to make up for it and that I mean to say it explicitly they're actually out there's a lawsuit at least one lawsuit won in New York City where they were openly discriminating against Asian students like they were they were discriminating against Asians to make it cuz they're you know USA California does this I don't know what happens because it's in violation of the federal laws so I mean it's directly against the title 7 of pushing for that I mean all of these kind of Mufflers that are getting for it but then again as you stay amongst themselves it goes it's like there's no map of the territory there's no like if we do this then you know what we're going to have this kind of success in the future because you know will will discriminate to the point we will reach some sort of homeostasis I mean equality no map of the territory there's no like if we do this then you know what we're going to have this kind of success in the future because you know will we will discriminate to the point we will reach some sort of homeostasis I mean equality


    Does “Manspreading” Have a Scientific Explanation?
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    that's one of the problems with some ideas that promote are quotes feminism is that they treat women as if they they can't see things the way that men do so they need extra attention extra help or extra assistance my favorite one with would like that kind of like navel-gazing critical approach solo that said one of my favorite patterns is is a thing happens to everybody and then feminists think it's oppression against women feminists playing patriarchy so it's like you know people interrupt it is like people interrupt women in so that's patriarchy so you doing in your profile your last October we're doing some talks and I was actually explain one video I did where I didn't even realize it was manspreading like out of control and he was like embarrassingly bad I looked at it the first ones to live video very I was actually distractedly mindful not to manspread and said I was telling the story to the crowd and a man spread to demonstrate what I meant by men's birthday just did it again and somebody snapped a picture of it while I was doing it and sent it to me and I'm like that's my profile picture some like you know like a jacket and it's high and manspreading like laughing or whatever I don't know if I did or not that men are natural the way they're their legs sit in their hips it's natural for the leg play out where is with women their hips are built differently that's probably true well can you find that out we also have I don't know which how you would Google that yeah but I know I could do I'm totally with you I think it's unnatural I think it makes sense I actually have really large legs and so it's actually very difficult for me to squeeze my legs here goes the overall width of the pelvis is relatively greater and females in the angle of the femoral neck is more acute that's right these factors could play a role in making a position of sitting with the nice clothes together less comfortable in men good posture in sitting would be the avoidance of testicular compression from the thigh muscles the pelvic rotation goes some way to improve compression in both fx20 the way they say that way I have to say testicular Chase on my thighs so there's a problem behind Chuck Norris drop-crotch jeans that he had us when he uses kicks that's what boxer briefs were invented for I can't wear regular shorts like if I just wear shorts and boxer briefs it'll chew my legs up that's right I workout kills me that problem they didn't design clothing with that was in mind start my workout kills me and large ladies have that issue to write overweight studies would say that that is a problem of body Blueprinting and that it's actually a sign that fat public Society hasn't designed all clothing around that problem they didn't design clothing with that was in mind


    The Dangers of Clip Culture w/James Lindsay | Joe Rogan
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    my point so I was sent a video I'm going to skip track student video cuz I want to make a point that we live in a we live in a mediated world now write a mediated epistemology is what I would call it then the media itself social media of so all of us participating are able to spend narratives around like a 30 second video so the other day this guy sends me a video on Twitter and I watch it some black guy with a microphone in the middle radio studio and he's like going east you know these white pill I can take it no more like yelling he's like going to rise up you know when it's obvious what you're watching like man that's like these riots are out of control and so I wanted to share it wasn't me on Twitter and I couldn't figure out how so I looked it up on YouTube and so I had like a 40-second cliff sent to me I'm like you know about this Riot and I wanted to show it to somebody and so I go and I find it on YouTube and I watch it and it's the same thing 40 seconds and it ends but the video that I watched several minutes and then the next guy says is this President is divisive this President is the problem it's so divisive because all the division and it's like holyshit exactly talk about Trump and I kept watching and at the end and so it depends on which part of that clip you see the story changes completely I watch the 40 seconds and I was like holy s*** this is a riot and then oh my God it's about Trump railing about Obama several years ago and the video was sent to me because it was going crazy with the implication that was about the riots but and it was about Obama that's crazy so this is like the deal right what we're seeing isn't always the whole story and there's live in this clip culture now which is a real problem Brighton we piece together the story We Believe based on you know our prior assumptions about it like the Covington case exactly where the kid was just standing there in the Native American drum and he was smiling Atkins Phase Cindy got a photo of it and it would really looks like this kid's a prick and then he's taunting these Native Americans rise peacefully bang on their drums as exactly right so we live in the situation now where they are and you said you know everything upload their story of what they wanted have to be true into that clip and it becomes like it's like we're already talking about religion is like a miracle like you know back in 2003 thousand years ago you know some something weird happened and then you know people one person tells another and another and another and it's like an angel came down from the sky and touched but partially informative it's almost like you know everybody's scared the deepfake is coming where they can basically put your face on whatever pornstar saying some horrible thing that you never said or whatever it's because you can cut that clip just right and then all of a sudden it means one thing if you cut it just another way it means something exactly the opposite or totally different and different groups that want to push a narrative which is like everybody latches onto it and runs with it and this of course causes depolarization so that same clip I saw I don't know that would be a good example but you know you could take it as the riots and you know that that's like I sick of the riot and so the right Wings all over it like look at this guy you know and then boom this present so divisive and now it's the left store and you cut it right there and then I seen and all of a sudden and then the whole thing is like an hour so what really what was really the whole got the whole point and so we're getting away from being able to understand because you know our attention spans are so short you live in Twitter it's like attention span of a goldfish when you can't pay attention to anything or marinating and dopamine all the time brain doesn't work right so you don't time to like Parks anything together you see this thing you're pissed off by itself is just I think it's detrimental to people's mental health Big Time communicating through these small little sentences and start and end little paragraphs of 280 words around the idea that is that we're going to take a thing apart make it look absurd or going to show it show it in particular light and then you can pull it apart into it if you don't really trust its validity anymore and that's it specifically its purpose is to make it so you don't trust the validity of the thing anymore in so anyting you put on Twitter once you get an account of a certain size at least anything like I have an account and or somebody's going to take it out of context or they're going to tell you what they thought you mean and now that's the thing you mean earlier to screenshot and it's going to go around and look like it's like I mean you're famous enough for it's obviously happens to all the time I'm sure it's like they take something that you say you don't know podcast Twitter or shows or whatever and they clip it up and then there's like you know who Joe Rogan is but then there's like this new Joe Rogan that they created that's out in the universe right so they take you apart they deconstruct you Joe Rogan and your real intentions and your real meaning and they put it out in the world and there's this new Joe Rogan that this horrible thing or that does new Joe Rogan maybe that's a saint people to like if you have an issue with some of the things that I say guess what I have an issue with some things I said you were here with me when I say things and you disagreed I'd listen your point I'm not an idealist or an ideologue when it comes to read to anything that I right so we need to be able to talk about it right to say a thing and then I'm like they can't talk but no they can't have to tweet about it so we could because they're not in the room and they don't have your attention Friday then they get angry and that's part of the problem podcast as well as like right right now you and I are having a conversation but millions of people are listening to this conversation or listen to this conversation there's a lot of them that wish they could chime in angry and they put some stuff on Twitter I have the motivation I understand the thought process behind it I really do but I personally can engage because it's just too unhealthy


    The Religious Similarities of Retroactive Cancelling, Wokeness w/James Lindsay | Joe Rogan
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    there's like times have changed you can put your mad at you for something you did when you were little witches funny that's one of the things that's going on now as people retroactively getting canceled for things in their kids that's ridiculous I mean it's like everything's a permanent stain on there's no growth you can't become a better person you can't like angle side of it which is like us moral Purity thing that's going bonkers or we can talk about it in terms of the the idea is the theory that's fueling this and that's all about that has this idea that that comes from French philosophy that that words and ideas and thoughts and patterns have traces that don't ever really go away and so if something you know used to be associated with something bad and we still use the word or even if you pretend that it was the case and you still use the word then that carry this negative tree the moral panic in the psychology side of it's fueled by this kind of like stupid idea that words always have to mean kind of what they meant in the first place or conveniently actually aware of this concept Flex like they kind of go to church and maybe they go to confession sometimes and they don't really do they do it but they don't really do it and then you have like the hardcore psychiatr friend in high school that I took notes at church right I'm like want to feel like a good person so you've got like the woke academics like the seriously the woke people that are teaching it to kids yeah that really teach it as like critical theory like critical race theory is right yeah those the ones that are probably aware of all the nonsense they're making the nonsense I think they pick some of it up from culture you know from activist groups or whatever but then they were fine and turn it into something and you know it's really weird feeling to it like you get the impression that this like the wrestling with their inner demons riding it down like it like that this book now white fragility right Robin D'Angelo's book White fragility is destroyed yeah that's right I walk up and then see there's two parties and where to park and there's two groups of people one of them's all black and one of them's not and I had this moment of panic that I might have to be in the all-black group Miss like lady what's going on you know and then it's like all white people are racist is like her conclusion from this and it's like maybe it's you she was going to have to party at the park with black people because of that and therefore all white people are racist something is going on right so I'm thinking I thought this world a number of years is that a lot of this stuff for you get these like woke activists doing their blogs are these Scholars writing this stuff down is that they're looking at their own lives so you have these people that are like they're walking down the street you know maybe whatever they walk into the hotel they walk to the restaurant in there like that sell black guy and then it's like I'm not supposed to notice that and then they start having like this thing in their head and then they go right in angry blog the whole idea that everybody wants have sex with their mothers and Western psychology is all how you resolve that problem and it's like maybe you just wanted to have sex with your mother Sigmund Freud you know and then now it's everybody's a racist is is kind of the vibe of the new thing like this weird religious kind of happened around it that's really the thing that gets me is how similar this is too religious or religion religious ideology it is but also indoctrination like religious cults how they reduction people in one of my friends Kurt Metzger really funny guy who was a Jehovah's Witness when he's younger and so he's really really really sensitive to this. I was like I know where this is going in that I got when I was in the Jehovah's Witnesses Veer from the course that's right right so every single single one of these things set you up so for example for example these kind of like setups right is if it historically in the book I talked about historically another black feminist came along and feminism is to White feminism isn't paying attention to Black feminist issues black women's issues about their ability and then three years later the lady writes a paper saying oh you're just sticking black things in and it's faking your tokenizing and you're fetishizing it and it's like so you can't do it right there inside that that is called the indoctrination yeah so it's like you and I could be you no talk about something like this and you could say something like you think it's a little bit racist and then the next step is like what are you going to say you're going to say yes or no if you said yes and now you've owned it right now you're like racist and Sunlake Boulevard interrogate did you say no I can say what one of the symptoms of participation in in systemic racism is is an inability to see it if you're white and it's invisible to you and so maybe you need to look harder when it seems like a little defensive no don't from Canada reviews from people who are in different different like levels of stress with different things are happening their lives around this woke explosion that happened in the last month or so just ladies like I had to go through a brown for agility training at work what have brown fertility like like in India like no one ever thought they were racist Ryanair over you never hear about racist Indians right maybe Russell Peters would joke around about it right what happened was brown people in general like it's some kind of block of brown nests or whatever brown people have black racism to and that uphold white supremacy and then they start eating right and made every single one of them confessed and here's that double bind cuz it gets to you right and so what do you say you say I don't really know what you're talking about we're going to State your hearing it and then if you confessed to it then then you're falling in Game of Thrones those those people that almost like took over the crown which humans you know and I think it comes down to our natural religious impulses that I think I mean you know pretty well for my background you know I don't believe in God I'm an atheist and you know it's like I still do think that we have certain impulses underneath that lead people to build religious structures around themselves and have religious you know thoughts and feelings and want to have Spiritual Development and all of this and so religions can kind of do one of two things do you know I used to be kind of hard about religion and look topic angry atheist kind of picture but thought about it more and what you're not allowed to think about things and change your mind now but I did and what I realized is it some religions look up there like looking at God and they're afraid to send but they paying attention to God forgiveness and some religions look down and all they did was look at the sin and they focus on the sand and that's where the witch-hunts came from that was when the Calvinists got like you know fire and brimstone screaming you know sinners in the hands of an Angry God yours hanging on a spider's thread above the fires of hell and God didn't knock you into it cuz everybody's full of sin next thing you know they're killing witches so it's like you start Focus if you look up you know then religion can be great it can actually lead people you've stayed Spiritual Development community so on if you're looking down you're going to start obsessing about everybody if you're obsessing about saying you're going to start like this feeling with again reading Robin diangelo white fragility is just feeling like that she doesn't want to feel alone like she has these struggles and she just want to be alone so there's a white lady it's their feelings when they when they get defensive about it oh my goodness it's like the biggest corporate corporate training hustle ever and Aradia white fragility you can't disagree with it there's no way to disagree I've absolutely like rambutan some people on Twitter or the Smokies to come try to trash me and I just say you know that looks a little bit like white fragility and I give some reason that's kind of out of the literature and then they are like I can't have white fragility whatever and it's like on whatever and it's like oh that's definitely your getting defensive defensiveness is one of the symptoms of high fertility you just wanted to know your complicity in the system of racism that you benefit from and then you can't get away from it because


    How Woke Language Radicalizes Far Left Activists w/James Lindsay | Joe Rogan
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    there's this weird language thing happening there with all these like like did he called it desensitizing or sterilizing language and that's what's happening so it takes all that meaning away so nobody knows what it means except for the guy preaching it so the guy doing the diversity training I watch the diversity training somebody sent me from their job the other day and This Woman's like just droning on it felt like you're just getting a job for work you don't want to do it and they're just watching this webinar this lady just ramrodding like 12 syllable words that you should like woah case we have to talk about microaggressions and their different kinds of microaggressions are micro assaults there are my goodness it's like what the hell is this micro salt and insults and then micro comment in the presence of a person of that race so it's not even really racist no it's not violence is all words and assault can just be an insult and they're all insults micro everything has to just be like words or standing in the wrong place salt is an explicit racial derogations so you put somebody down on purpose I know but that's a weird way of describing an explicit racial derogations plural and singular name-calling there's your - avoidant Behavior or purposeful discriminatory action it's a mess and that is a kzoo.edu reason. Kzoo.edu nice do I mean for the most part indicate multiple people right singular you could say they thought or they thought they would get away with it I mean you could say it but it's hard to use it that way all the time they could go right there's something like kind of totalitarian about making people do things like that that are difficult like jumping through these little hoops and then holding it a massive account and it's like I mean even like the blacklivesmatter thing is obvious forcing somebody to say an obvious thing that's a great name James D sport of course I can try to catch me which one was at least five I support one of them and I think the other four nuts right so there's black lives matter all lowercase letters is a sentence he can't disagree with it because it's obvious that black lights actually matter and you shouldn't be forced to say obvious things but what is that that's all right white people we have a different experience the society and its bad and we need you to hear us and we want you to care and we want there to be action taken that we can work on together to figure out who couldn't support that movement I think everybody in the world supports that but then you have the the official one and their websites full of like literally neo-marxist stuff and they're like weird like queer feminist something or another like seriously it's all on there about page on the black lives matter website and it's like that's a lot of baggage man I don't know if I'm for that and then you have like the training video and they are they're trained activist you don't actually have to go along with all of that to agree with the sentence then you have this thing with white people there's like a black lives matter movement that white people that are like washing black people's feet and like calling him and apologizing like freaking him out and I mean this is actually horrible to amazing could you imagine what it's like being like somebody calls you the person I know it's so awkward my favorite one was the white actors that all got together in that black and white film no kidding that was so oh my gosh Breaking Bad Guy I wish I would have talked to you before that I can tell you what happens next then they found out what was the you said that she was pissed off because I got this email from her there was like short but it was like I would really hurt that you were deceptive to me and it was kind of like that I felt bad it was about the ideas about the scholarship it wasn't about the people and I felt like it was really unfortunate that there were people implicated in it actually did feel bad for them in almost every case they're a couple of them that actually right pissed me off with some of the stuff they wrote to me but so I didn't feel bad about them so much but that's a human failing at you know I'm not a perfect person when they pissed you off cuz they would they write so there is I mean besides the obvious wanted to Ogle checks but that main reason was that they could order like a double meaning of the word order right order their food they could order pretty young women around that have to do what they say at the end of the patriarchal order taking their orders what is a pun and this one woman wrote like this long review of it and she was like this paper it was remember it was submitted to a journal called men in masks it was a paper that's was supposed to study the masculinity and she wrote back this paper talks about men instead of women and it victim blames and papabubble in like all you can go to hell you know basically I like come on because of that and it's like this so annoying most impressive more actually like really nice people so I think you're feeling is that there there's really nice people to get bamboozled in a really bad ideas and then when you snuck in these hoax papers that you're you're essentially speaking their lingo and they don't even know that they have a link it's right and so I actually think that the boat were looking at with this woke movement and you always been compared it to call to confirm actually think it's evil and the reason is because exactly what you just said it plays on people's best nature it takes good people in twists them to its purpose and that's horrible like the whole game is to try to make you a nicer more caring person so takes your care and turns it into something literally totalitarian you're not allowed to disagree with it anything you say you get brand of these horrible stigmas they try to cancel people and it's like it's literally use people's best fairest most just in caring instincts to make them program into this way of thinking particularly with people in their cars when they have marches that they just decide to start smashing people's cars and doing things to people's cars whether it's because the people don't agree with what they're saying or they choose someone or I don't like the look of that person but they feel justified in the violently packing them in their car because they are there to do a good thing that's right yeah that wouldn't whenever somebody's going to punish people and think it's the moral thing to do that's where you got some danger going on and the reason they do that by the ways because they think everything happening is violence why do they feel justified in throwing a brick through Starbucks yelling about targets why does this keep happening is this is going to sound absolutely insane but it's actually true is that they believe that something like Starbucks is a big Corporation and when it comes in your neighborhood it starts taking resources capitalist resources money from that neighborhood and then dumping into Corporation and they see that as a form of violence against neighborhood so they're justified in using violence to disrupt that by throwing a brick through the window even though it's probably some franchise owners are trying to make a buck a job that runs it that's crazy justification is with with regard to to that aspect of the series people were actually doing this know this that that's why they're doing it or that mean is his written anywhere we had the collection of being a form of violence that Kelly seems like epistemic violence and in some of the literature they call it discursive violence and some of the literature so nice they just call it violence in queer Theory all the violence of categorization so there's all these different types of violence that did the marinating in this idea that these things that are happening the way people talk micro assault is a violence and I mean I even saw thing somebody sent me today from some University Indiana maybe where the person saying that you know there were tearing down these physical Monument think about discursive so verbal monument and then in the middle of this which is otherwise cracked was you know not violent he actually says something to the effect of that we we really need to be prepared to do violence against this violence and so they're marinating in these kinds of thought so you get these like like with antifa what are these dudes are like hopped up mostly young men trying to put out them there some women in their two of course but there's a lot of young men who are like doing their young male rage and they're pissed off at society and they've read all these books saying how America sucks and hurts you know Ali what hurts you do minorities and so on but a lot of people are feeling the sting frankly because the whatever the Republican policies since Reagan have really kind of like put some squeeze on people it's really Amplified now because of covid-19 living on Twitter rationalizing that they don't have to really make coaching points they just have to have like some iconic enemy in their head right we really should have saw at Target getting set on fire when Target got deemed essential and then people started making a big deal about Target centralized Target essential cuz you need to buy toilet paper you f*** like combination of events that happens in a perfect storm order right and so it's okay I'm not let me start right and this is already bad but I'm not a conspiracy theorist I don't actually buy into conspiracy but we are in a situation because of a lot of political currents for the last 50 years where there's a lot of billionaire philanthropist groups write that generate a lot of money they win a lot of think tanks they run a lot of like policy forms and organizations and 501c threes and so on and so forth to study things the rapidity with which the materials like the like Instagram ready tracks that you could read and little videos the speed in the educational curricula and the guides for here's a bunch of resources for a fur how to remake your your business this stuff came out fast so what I think is actually going on is political operative types wait for I mean sings never let a good crisis go to waste right so they wait for a precipitating event and then they've been making easy digest materials for a long time and paying people like you know hey come work for their Forum but we really need to do is look at how we can get books for like anti-racist toddler books you know and erases kids and people riding these books boardroom nasty stuff and then these materials are just ready to go out fast and so this we had those you said A Perfect Storm piss off Trump is everybody pissed off is like impossible to watch any listen up you just pissed off my I have to be careful cuz I actually starting to get frustrated and emotional about it the amount of being lied to this is so obvious you know to a lot of the news right now at these protests especially in riots is just going whether the article that I showed you that shows that the covid-19 cup the up taking cases had nothing to do with black lives matter but probably had to do with people staying inside yeah gaslighting man that's the craziest gaslighting ever like so why you making everybody stay inside then cuz that means a disease is going to get even worse bright like if we're being forced to lock in shut down and shut-ins and stay home that can make the disease worse go to your article sounds like what in the world is going on here protesting and it's long as it's a good cause everybody could die exactly but it's real trust me I know right now once you're protesting and it's long as it's a good cause everybody could die exactly because racism is a real virus is what they actually said well that's a real virus to but that kovacic it's real trust me it's it's I know I don't have it right now


    Gruesome Radioactive Deformities Freak Joe Rogan Out
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    no you cover how many different subjects in this book cover eight different campaigns of denials for you in particular climate change has the most disturbing or that's well that's the one that present or future of human civilization radium radium the crazy crazy story radium is insanely radioactive element that was discovered you know I run just a right regular 1900 by the curies in France and it was a mystery I mean it was way more radioactive than uranium and people didn't even know what radioactivity and when they discovered it they didn't the first thing they discovered and they discovered this it was that it burned your flash didn't burn it right away but you carry some around and then a few days you would have a burn there because it was sending off all this energy so they thought okay we have this flesh killing still killing element what can we do with it and they thought well let's try to kill cancer tumors which was it actually a very good idea and they experimented with that that was the medical use for radium we're going to put this radio the next tumor and so is very efficient that form was radium in they would put it that they somehow still attend and so the government so we'd make sure it gets used to actually cure cancer and and in Europe that's pretty much what they did in the US we try to do that but the industry that was a brand-new industry that was just forming and they step forward first company was called standard chemical they step forward and said no no no no no somehow it did succeed in so what happened was this mysterious and potent element became another commercial project commercial product to be exploited by this this company standard chemical there were some others that later popped up Sandra chemical was founded by he told Congress to cure cancer you had a good motive in the world in 1913 Pittsburgh and he invited patients in and hired doctors and thousands of them were injected with radium or they drink made him so if you can somehow prove that consuming radium is healthy than you have a market right and many of these people did have cancer but it turns out that injecting him with radium would actually kill them a lot faster than the cancer would having one of the clinic doctors was questioned before Congress and and he explained they weren't just treating cancer patient they were treating anybody they were treating arthritis they were treating joint pain and so they were you know giving this very toxic substance to people with low-level chronic problems and then he would he actually formed his own medical journal and he would have his doctors write up the results of this and put it in there and send it out to all the doctors so yeah I mean it was really pretty crazy but he did succeed in launching this helps bad we're suddenly there were lots of products that contains radium some of them said they did with it but but many of them really did and you could buy your radium get your radium in all kinds of different ways if you wanted a radio after active drink you could drink it you couldn't still get injected you could take pills you could do you want to stoke in in Radium you could buy bath salts ointments there was radio is radium toothpaste and and oh and and one of the more interesting ones there were radioactive rectal suppositories and these were marketed basically for male sexual dysfunction that's not what they called it weird they said this was for men who wanted to perform the duties of a real man that was you know I think what happens if you're if you're going to sell a quick product you try to identify problems that people are kind of embarrassed about so they're less likely to go to the doctor that will buy it out of the back of a magazine and then if it doesn't work they're not going to complain about it or not going to sue you so but these were not just for that they were marketed for colds they were marketed for obesity it's pretty much fizzled out in the 30s largely because one particularly prominent and Wealthy individual could afford to poison himself very thoroughly by drinking these radium drinks everyday and ultimately his his facial bones started to dissolve Diles which is actually a more well-known part of this history a lot of young women were hired to paint radium on to watch dials not just watched as they put them up Yahoo radium for 20 years well yes I mean the industry got going in the mid-nineteenth teens this this one man I was just talkin about died in the early 30s got lots of press and that helped the health fad part of go away the the worker exposure for the young women usually who were disfigured and died from from this that part of the industry of radioactive pay lasted a bit longer into the 30s they when they began they taught these women and young women they might have been 15 when they got hired they taught them to make a nice sharp point on their paintbrush with their lips and tongue and because there was this help fat around radium they told him that this would would put a glow in their cheeks and you've seen these pictures that they really had some some pains in their cheeks but it wasn't the glow they ended they told him it was good for and so a lot of them not all of them I mean so you know not everybody died which made it easier for the industry to actually blame them and and measure of Industry would say that these people with these horrendous disfiguring diseases that they were suffering from a pre-existing condition that this was somehow not the fault of radium that they had hired cripples and and other people who work super strong because this was easy work and when they sick everybody blamed them and they were being punished for their generosity of hiring is folks in the first place by the way these women had radioactive breath at this point out that they had radium lodged in there appalling but one of the things we did see is that the leaders that industry including the guy who invented that radioactive paint and including Joseph Flannery died and and certainly the the rated the inventor of the paint died because of radium exposure his teeth falling out of Time Magazine his fingers have been removed Flannery the guy who launched standard chemical will have this great idea that he had all those radioactive waste right so he hired a botanist to find out if it could be a fertilizer and then they published a report that you should yeah spread radioactive waste on your food crops because it's great he actually had him spread waste on his own garden and then six years later Flannery died and the industry didn't mention this but his birth certificate with them up he had a contributing factor in his death of anemia which is something that radium exposure causes enough to actually kill himself as well as other people so it seems again that this is there's a human characteristic that this distended say when you start making money start justifying you want to keep that money coming in so you start justifying your actions manipulating the facts and just continuing to push out whatever it is that you're doing that's allowing you to earn this profit send that we celebrate because they invent things and they make things happen and they build businesses the founders of industry and we we know from the psychological studies that there's a model when you think about how the mind works that governs a lot of This research that we've got it goin sister one of the things that activates the approach system is power and if you have an approach an active approach system you are focused on your goal you're focused on reward mean while the powerless are focused the inhibition part of the mind is more triggered by powerlessness and you're more focused on risk so if you're focused build as a Visionary and Joseph Flannery was hailed as a Visionary and he did you know he was bowled he was invented we worked hard to build a business he just didn't ask you know should we actually feed this cell killing radioactive substance diffuses into people's bones permanently to people without any evidence of safety or should we just go for it and see how it works and so you know that that I think is is troubling sense that you've got industry leaders who fit a certain psychological profile who rise to the tops of their Industries precisely because they are rewarded focused but if they are not balanced out by other people whose job it is to say what about the risks what about the consequences what could go wrong here you have a recipe for disaster and also ignorance at the time no one really understood the general public probably didn't really know what radiation did General Public didn't know it all and that's a problem without you with a case of a lot yet me to do with the case of a whole lot of these folks the consumers of these products we really don't know much about what happened we know more about the radium girls who were the ones who use this paint


    Why You Don’t Hear About the Hole in the Ozone Layer Anymore
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    interesting subjects that you cover because that doesn't get discussed anymore but I've been Australia and you go outside and you burst into flames everywhere you go there's he's Billboards that for skin cancer that show tumors and show you know people that have skin cancer and talk to you about the damage in the dangers of sun Hubbard this youth problem which we need in the diamond that was kind of serendipitous and yes the industry denied it and this kind of came into chapters first it was aerosol industry saying this is an attack on free enterprise probably the KGB is behind us and what else they'd already faced all of these you know demanding environmentalist saying take the letter to gasoline and do all kinds of other things has been so they were starting to feel like attacked on all sides and and eventually it was so there was some denial they're mostly political eventually that got handled it was in the springtime chlorofluorocarbons CFCs which were invented ironic by the same guy who invented leaded gasoline at GM houses that were thin in refrigerators and they would sometimes leak and kill people so people were just transitioning now from Ice boxes to fridges and and so they needed a non-toxic gas to put in there so he came up with this it was non-toxic and so you know what the time all together and realized we are wrecking the ozone layer and by 76 I think it was the Ford Administration said okay we're getting it out of the candy got a couple years and this industry their assault Industries would been screaming and yelling about anti-capitalists air conditioners and they were for putting up a plan for that then Reagan got elected and then in the concerns of the sixties and seventies about how do we protect the environment were replaced by concerns about how do we avoid environmental regulations because they felt it was hurting business and so they basically dropped the ball on this completely and they have been working on substitutes once the the pressure of Regulation went away they just dropped it they didn't keep looking for substitutes even though they have the the same science telling them that there was a risk here but they decided we're not going to have to worry about it then eventually the ozone holes discovered and scientists are shocked because the models had predicted in a gradual reduction ozone and suddenly you've got this production in Ozone and it covers like you know this huge space over Antarctica NASA had not discovered this with their satellites was that they were expecting so much less that they had apparently programmed the computers to read huge readings like this as instrument error Kevin we had the Montreal protocol and even though Reagan had run on this anti-regulatory platform he signed the Montreal protocol send it ratified that I don't think of any dissenting votes so you know that was a big success story and by the way by the time we're going to stop making a denial but an example where the product wasn't their core product it was a little sliver of Revenue that wasn't that lucrative they could replace it with something that they could sell and they're going to clearly get regulated anyway so it's so clearly that you know the benefits of continued denial has sort of disappeared and so he can't count on evidence leading to the end of corporate denial more typically you have a situation like tobacco and fossil fuels we're even if it does mean to denial they don't stop selling the product right so then again obviously oil companies can't just stop selling their product but they can be part of the process for us all to figure out how we're going to replace it as quickly as possible stopping emissions meant that the old stuff was still going up there and it was on the team decades to fix it we do seem to have signs of healing now of the ozone layer so it does seem like we have solved wealth all this week we have stopped the harm and it's going to get better two natural circumstances but people don't let us celebrate that as Humanity and getting rid of a product that had been really useful and valuable to us but what happened to mediately after that was this political backlash even when you had the chemical industry saying yep we're destroying the ozone layer we're going to stop doing that you had these right-wing groups Fred singer actually was one of the witnesses who is also in in merchants of Doubt who goes and and he gets to testify before Congress he's a scientist and he's saying that the main stream science on which you have just based all of these decisions at your being Bamboozled and they have an anti-capitalist agenda and you had then I think it was Tom DeLay saying he doesn't listen to the ozone Trends panel all of those hundreds of scientists who hammered out the data on these issues he listens to Fred singer and that was sort of the beginning science deniers who's ever had this all-purpose agenda that looked at lots of different Industries in the funny thing was here you know you had the industry saying no we are fine with this for a long time and to some extent they also been funded groups with an idiot logical agenda who continue to push that doubt and then some of those Industries stop denying the science maybe because they were going to get sued or maybe because it was just time but the groups that they have funded now through outflank them on the issue and for example Exxon used to fund ExxonMobil used to fund this little crazy little group called The Heartland Institute and they they stop doing that quite a long time ago but it's Institute just getting more Nordstrom play they had a dispute between ExxonMobil in the Heartland Institute in the Heartland leader called ExxonMobil part of the anti-energy global warming movement monsters going to keep going around out there and it keeps getting a lot of money the problem is it doesn't necessarily know who's funding these groups anymore for long-time Exxon funded a lot of climate and I are groups they got a lot of public push back and pressure they stopped funding the most extreme ones not all of them then the Koch brothers started funding their Foundation started funding a lot of these groups they got a lot of attention then we saw a lot of the funding of these groups Going Underground into these dark money stations like donors trust that promised anonymity so that if you want to fund a politically sensitive issue nobody knows you've done it so these you know the more extreme groups get a lot of money from these dark money organizations and and therefore there's even deeper and an embassy and end no accountability suspect that it wasn't that I think they really have just created a monster here really would be brilliant if it was true that you and you don't actually want to do anyting you you spin off of denial and other groups that will actually stop things and this little group Heartland this extreme edge of these advocacy groups they are deeply involved enormous influence so if you can back off like like Exxon especially ExxonMobil especially if you're being sued and you've got angry shareholders and you got the SEC you had a lot of reasons and and you have Angry European countries that are taking this more seriously in your multinational you a lot of reason to kind of keep your mouth shut and and maybe say the right things but you can indeed still benefit from the denial you have spun off into the world that is in fact but you can indeed still benefit from the denial you have spun off into the world that is in fact say rolling back the fuel efficiency standards I don't know what Exxon Mobil has said about that but clearly the more inefficient our cars the more oil gets burned


    Environmental Attorney Barbara Freese on the State of Climate Change Action
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    what you're doing with this book is essentially of a magnifying glass and some of the worst aspects of human behavior is it depressing kind of its you know it's kind of depressing reading which you know I really didn't intend that I kind of thought well because it was and then we were going to look around and go for us all did that happen and how do we make sure that never happens again and I would be able to say look here's some factors that have contributed to this world history and and yours you know maybe this will lead to some reforms and obviously didn't work out that way this book has come out when we have a climate denier running the country still pushing back the regulations I said that several times and I know at least in one maybe more a Chinese hoax I do try to keep some perspective here and and you know look at look at the good parts of this history which is to say in each case you have members of the public you have scientists who have journalists you have movement stepping up and confronting that denial and eventually in most cases overcoming it and you know we do have other segments of our society that are designed to try to not just Pursuit add butter stick of truth scientist intern listen that doesn't mean they're not also trying to sue profit sometimes or at least get paid for their work but you know we do have systems in place that have successfully confronted this and so it's not like we're starting from scratch we are just in a very big hole right now and particularly about climate change and particularly with so much corporate power over Congress and and frankly the states as well what what's up did you see there's actually progress been made well you know people have been fighting climate change on the state level and we have done some things also federally for a long time over the years I mean many many states have put in place climate targets to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions many have put in place renewable energy standards would have been enormously successful in building up the wind industry the solar industry and and those Technologies Floyd improve I've gotten so much cheaper I mean it's really much much easier now to imagine getting rid of fossil fuels than it was in a 40 years ago when the industry first confronted this or when Society first really started looking at this on the federal level late they've made major improvements in required efficiency standards which have been really helpful or major appliances Obama put some strong Compass world that was back again so that's going to limit the progress exactly when it needs to be accelerated so that's that's maybe not one of the good news you were asking about we have well I mean I think that's going to be largely focused even though we have that Trump has said we're not going to be part of the Paris agreement anymore which by the way every other country in the world is a part of there's a handful that have ratified it but everybody else is even though many states and in many cities stepping forward and Saint will we are still part of it and we are going to be working to reduce our mission so that's all very good news the technology that we do have a deep bench of policy experience weed and we know a lot of good things that we can do that will work and we have the rising concerned that youth movement in all around the world really have got to deal with this have the rising concerned that youth movement in all around the world really that whoever who are really stepping up and say enough we have got to deal with this and we've got to do with it now and because you grown-ups of wasted 30 years we've got to deal with a particularly aggressively


    Barbara Frees Says Industrial Denial Dates Back to the British Slave Trade | Joe Rogan
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    protect Freedom or if you're a slave trader it's to rescue the Africans from terrible lives in Africa and bring them to the comfortable plantations that was actually an argument oh yeah the slave trade had a complete rescued narrative I'm talking about the British really intense campaign of industrial denial I could find the the British dominated the slave trade in the seven and Vicky they faced a very powerful abolition movement at the end of that Century which was really going to the public and saying look at how brutal this is they had Witnesses they have a torture devices they have all kinds of evidence and the British were really responding because they even though straight so the Traders and the Planters got together they form display Lobby they had a very organized campaign and response and slave Lobby there was a very powerful thing about the slave trade was they had all this evidence the industry comes back and they knew they couldn't just say oh it's not so brutal they actually came back with this complete counter-narrative which was we are rescuing these people that that they're the Africans are eager to be purchased they actually try to Market themselves that's how good they are for for work they enjoy that Crossing across the Atlantic there is singing dancing games of chance and when they get to the plantations is incredibly comfortable they get comfy little houses it's like a cradle-to-grave welfare state they don't have to worry if they get sick we take care of them we feed them and they're doing way better than those poor peasants back there in Britain or those poor miners or those people working in the factories so that was that was part of it in the next part of it was that they they said that if they had left them in Africa if you didn't continue this trade all of these prisoners of War would be massacred or they would be eaten by cannibals or they would die of famine so they were this was a rescue narrative if you believe that you are rescuing them because as one one traitor put it that the house of bondage is really the the house of freedom to them that I've may have misspoken that little bit but with a truly orwellian quote and and and so that way you you translate abolition into inhumanity into brutality and and you portray the continued slave trade as a way to to save these people want one quote with great that if you were to free the slaves and and by the way they were actually talking about freeing the existing slaves just stopping the flow of New Slaves but one of the quotes was that freeing the slaves would be cramming liberty down the throats of people incapable of digesting that was working to try to distort the perception of reality so that they can continue with their doing right and we've seen modern Industries doing they they you know I mentioned the reference to the poor peasants and and they also talked about you know how would you like it written if if people came in and started telling the peasants and the soldiers in the sailors that they had rights so basically this kind of help us or you are next to your hole. in between their industry and their interest in the whole country or rather you know kind of an early version of what's good for the country is good for GM and vice a versa they said if you abolish this trade it means Universal bankruptcy for the kingdom so they basically you know just created this incredible slippery slope that every that any kind of Reform or certainly abolition of this industry would would be disastrous for the entire Kingdom so well-documented like open discussions about how to spin this in a way that it's going to get people to think that slavery is a good thing well I don't know about internal discussions the books and pamphlets because this was all done writing we also have some hearings and we have parliamentary debates they were recorded not you know verbatim the people try to write them down and so we have some version of what was actually said in these debates in the various hearings that our parliamentary hearing so there's actually quite a lot of evidence of the arguments being made in their own words so and then this was primarily in Britain right this is what that's what I'm talking about obviously there was this we had our own abolition movement here did those same arguments did they actually get presented in the United States and one reference when historians saying that about half of the defenses of slavery came from the clergy it wasn't quite the same sort of clearly he industry in and here's an audience that they're talking to so that's one of the reasons I didn't Focus quite that at all it really I'm not American into those but I did by the way though find one source and now I don't remember if he was a plantation owner or something else who described the called slavery you know basically a way to make people as happy as can be and and called it the ideal of communist what was funny cuz you don't even think of Communism that debate as existing this was would have been an 1800 now but he was saying that the north is exploiting these workers not taking care of them but in the South we take care of them we make them happy as slaves start make money doing something whenever a corporation at particular corporation right because there's a diffusion of responsibility in a large group of folks and they have this you know this obligation to earn money for all the people that are involved in the corporation so they start rationalizing their decisions and then twisting things around what is this is this something that can be traced back before then is this a natural human trait is kind of deception when I can't specifically answer whether it can be traced for them because I didn't try to trace it but I would not be at all surprised because I do think it's a natural human trait I mean I one of the issues that I started to struggle with and I realized and they're both equally destructive and they're both I think equally responsive to these kind of external circumstances that we create in corporations when we form corporations and we put them into a part of human nature I do think we've created this system that brings this out and people and really encourages it in in so many ways I mean you mentioned the diffusion of responsibility and that is huge because we do know and I dip into social psychology in here not a ton of it because that science is still relatively new and and kind of you know a little bit thin compared to the environmental science very very deep but we do know that when you when you diffuse responsibility it makes it very easy for people not to feel responsible for the harm that's done so if you got a corporation horse you have division of labor you also have division of management from ownership so if you are a lower worker you told a lie about something or cause him harm well you're minding your own business and you and you left your boss take responsibility if you are the boss you're focused maybe on your employees and and certainly on your shareholders so if you're lying about something or causing harm it doesn't necessarily feel like a personal selfish Act of deception it probably feels like loyalty and responsibility because first of all their far away usually they don't really know what's going on they have maybe just a temporary transactional interest in what's going on I just bought the stock they want to sell it quickly makes it so so you don't really have anybody there who feels really responsible for this but there was a definition of a of the corporation from the early 20th century and something called the cynics dictionary as an ingenious device for obtaining personal profit without personal responsibility and and of course that is exactly what we intend from corporations because they are we Grant limited liability to the shareholders and and that's why I was that that protection from risk that people are willing to pool their capital in in that serve Berry key to the very idea of a corporation and then of course that's the focus on profits means that you were constantly focused on on money and you know it short-term way not even long-term profits which would be a narrow enough Focus but then there's a lot of other things to add to it you've got competition by definition competitive markets so that means you are already in a kind of tribal mindset and you've got the ideologies of the marketplace which you know we can go back to Adam Smith the Invisible Hand pursue your own self-interest in the marketplace will automatically convert that to public good and it doesn't work in a lot of cases and probably worked a lot better in the 1700 when you've got these enormous organizations that have incredible Market power and these very new whiskey Technologies often it is much harder to to be confident that that's going to work and then it more recently we've seen that that idea that you don't have to worry social consequences of your commercial action just get intensified week we had in Milton Friedman in 1970 writing this very persuasive article saying that the only real objective the only legitimate objective of a corporation is to maximize shareholder profit and if they're talking about protecting the environment then it got more extreme in the 90s and and in the 21st century where you've got this this strain of intense faith in Market forces that was manifested by Alan Greenspan at the fed by the Koch brothers David Koch has passed away and the network of influence groups that he created the think-tank's the free-market group sees different academic groups you know what one of the things that I tried to trace a little bit in the book is talking about the rise of the consumer movement in the environmental movement in the sixties and seventies and people saying wait a minute we need corporations to beware of these problems and we need government to regulate corporations to make sure that our cars are safe in our ozone layer has not destroyed but then starting in 1980 when Reagan was elected you suddenly see those those concerns faced with a concern over regulation and end really a backlash that that you know has come and gone but basically intensified over the years and and now of course we have a situation we're not only do we have a government unwilling to regulate that we have one that is rolling back critical regulations that were put in place by previous administrations of course influenced by I do think for example about Charles Koch and Koch Industries it's based in oil refining so that is very much based in the fossil fuel industry but but that the Koch network is very it illogical passionately it illogical and they just happened to coincide with being in the in the fossil fuel industry but you have a lot of other groups that have received money from oil companies from the coal industry so it gets kind of integrated I do try to not treat them all the same in the book I tried his kind of differentiation and you really do have a difference between the the kind of coke perspective the coal industry perspective the oil industry perspective and then all of these little free-market groups actually they fit more run the coke side but they all seem to have one thing in common with their rationalizing and justifying their actions because they want to continue to make profits regardless of the impact on the environment or the people and this weird thing about operation self it's almost like a diabolical vehicle for for allowing people to do things you know did to be able to do something and say hey we're going to do this as a collective and therefore no no individuals are responsible for the results of the collective particular if you're not the one who gets to decide what gets done you just taking orders and you was doing your job and your job is segmented and it's all compartmentalize so you're not you're not dumping anything in the river bomp you not to worry about that but new car and it's a beautiful house that you got you bought with the profits of poisoning Lakes that's exactly suggest in the book that if you were a super villain and you wanted to create a society that would ultimately destroy itself by imposing huge risks on each other and on the planet you would probably create something that looks a lot like our current corporate dominated global economy in the sense of these organizations that amplify your self-interest that diminish your sense of responsibility that amplify all of your biases you would have a justifying ideologies to make adulting fine you would have the the responsibility so diffuse that nobody would really feel too badly about it and you give these folks incredible political power including constitutional rights so that they could dominate your democracy so that they could basically corporations can do what is legal used to not be that way they could do whatever they were authorized to do by their Charter and then they'd have to stop so they've get it their permission to build a canal and then they'd be done and go away eventually we made them Immortal and said they could do whatever they wanted as long as it's legal and then we gave them huge amount of power to determine what actually is legal by influence our democracy during the slave trade they were they didn't necessarily call them that but they were essentially owned by shareholders and so they would in a pool their capitals that was very similar we've had corropolese actually corporations are centuries-old if you go back to I think summer league universities and things but we we didn't have kind of general-purpose corporate laws in this country I think until mostly in the 1800 they're only a couple of significant corporations around even at the time of the founders and so that's why you really don't see corporations in the Constitution knowing they're not mentioned because they weren't very powerful when they did get more powerful and you have some quotes from some of the founders think this is a little scary and then of course they became very powerful folks like Teddy Roosevelt open of Law and so we get to determine how much power it has and he responded with the kind of trust busting movements breaking down some of the really big old trust and and that was in a probably the first big push back where it where the government said wait a minute you corporations are too powerful we're going to try to reduce that power and then I think the next big phase of that would have been in the depression where you have the the New Deal singing and saying okay Banks you just wrecked the economy were going to regulate you or going to give workers more rights we're going to create Social Security do all kinds of things that that diminish corporate power over the democracy and then it happened again in the 60s and 70s and what I think is it is that it might be about to happen again given that there is now so much concern about corporate power and of citizens united influence over our democracy people worried about concentration of wealth at the very very tippy-top and obviously people worried that we are unable to deal with climate change and another Factor would be the power of social media corporations to influence elections to influence public discourse they seem to have kind of snotty and in a way that was really unexpected and people didn't see it coming right well I mean that's actually the pattern doctor's pretty much begin with some kind of Discovery and some industry races in there and takes advantage of it I mean even slavery the discovery would have been the new world and this enormous commercial opportunity if you can just get the workers in their tooth to grow their tobacco in the continent of sugar but but to have the discovery you have an industry springing up to take advantage of it and making a lot of money and and changing social norms along the way then problems are emerging obviously was slavery parents but problems will emerge other people outside the industry discover those problems and pay attention to them draw attention and then eventually you get to a lot now that's kind of an artificial ending because you have to make sure that law gets enforced but but in almost all of these chapters you get to some form of government action where they say no you can't do that anymore process first of all it takes a long long time and enormous damage can be done in the meantime but that process doesn't work you don't even get your you're somewhat happy ending if the industry has become so powerful that that it determines whether it gets regulated or not and it blocks those regulations damage can be done in the meantime but that process doesn't work you don't even get your you're somewhat happy ending if the industry has become so powerful that that it determines whether it gets regulated or not and it blocks those regulations


    The Psychology and Denial of a Tobacco Executive w/Barbara Freese | Joe Rogan
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    can someone to do a psychological profile of those people predicted the tobacco people because he's like such a direct correlation between tobacco and cancer like it's the climate change thing it's almost like it so hard to track cuz it's so far in advance and if you say the climate change isn't real what deaths are caused is it directly attributable to that like how do you you know I'm saying but like cancer and cigarettes like here's a person they smoke cigarettes they have cancer you said it didn't come from cigarettes what does that feel be that person that actively tries to essentially lying there line for money dandelion let me get back up one second and then talk about that just because I want to make it clear that while that the link between smoking and cancer may seem entirely obvious there's enough of a delay that opens up the link between putting greenhouse gases in the air and established as the links between smoking and cancer it's just that there it is a more complicated problem some internal documents in and certain things that may have been public utterances but work clearly just a part of their internal rationalization for example I start the book with a quote from the head of Philip Morris who says who knows what you would do if you didn't smoke maybe you'd beat your wife maybe you drive cars fast and you know that that's part of how I think the tobacco industry approach than this they would they would imagine the sort of counter-factual where the world without tobacco cigarettes and then they would imagine what that would be like and of course I'd always imagined it was what much much worse more than right apart and also that the man in question 1 the quitting cigarettes so right yeah he had there's how many people have gotten cancer from cigarettes but it's probably smoking killed I want to make sure I get this right I think was a hundred million people more than maybe both Wars World War 2 death toll in the US 480000 a year now to sing for people to go pretty far down the road when they are working in an industry and in the process I try to explore a little bit in the book their industry they're confronted with some accusation that they have caused harm they check their gut and their gut says no we didn't intend to cause harm we don't feel guilty and so their mind starts to come up with reasons why it must be wrong and their tribal instincts which are never more than just a millimeter below the surface or pretty much any of us but but certainly in this case get trigger so they immediately think well these people accusing me have an ulterior motive they must be they want money they want Power they want attention they've got some Sinister political objective and then there's the other part of that tribal dynamic as they start thinking about themselves and end their truly lofty Mission which is ingested still a product but something else they must be the money they want Power they want attention they've got some Sinister political objectives and then there's the other part of that tribal dynamic as they start thinking about themselves and end their truly lofty Mission which is Injustice still a product but something else


    Why Climate Change is the Most Divisive Issue w:Barbara Freese | Joe Rogan
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    how did you get started on this and how did how did you get interested in the subject got interested in this subject through climate change climate denial specifically I'm an environmental attorney and back in the 1990's I worked for the state of Minnesota and we found ourselves very briefly serve on the front lines of the scientific debate over climate change in the way that happened was the state of passed a law saying that utilities leaders should try to estimate the cost of the environment of generating electricity we get most of our power from coal or we did then and so we looked at coal emissions we looked at the traditional pollutants that we had regulated for a long time and and my client was the pollution control agency so I was familiar with those what we also looked at though and and I wasn't familiar with was CO2 and its effect on climate change is a big issue globally there was already a global treaty signed on to fight climate change States had not taken a look at that and what happened was we struck a nerve with the coal industry and they sent to Minnesota a bunch of witnesses bunch of scientists to testify that we did not have to worry about climate change and it wasn't going to happen that all of those scientists that ipcc intergovernmental panel on climate change those scientists that the rest of the world including the US government in the treaty signed by George HW Bush the ones that they were relying on those scientists were basically by us it was clear they did not want us worrying about this issue at all they told you that it would be just a little and that you would like it would it would all that well a couple of things one of the arguments and you will still hear this sometimes is that CO2 is a plant fertilizer which is true and therefore more CO2 makes the world a happier place for plants and and therefore better for everybody else and did it to the point where one of the coal interests who were we're parties had put out a video saying that the Earth was deficient in CO2 and by digging up the cold and burning it we were we were correcting that yeah so that was one of the arguments the other was it's gotten a lot worse but there were certainly enough to leave me shocked was that the first time you were aware the corporations do sending people to try to defuse arguments or pollute the water's pretty extreme and a lot more extreme the ones I cross-examined were mainly the scientists also sent in some other witnesses as well so they actually work in Coal Company they were hired by the coal industry to testify and presumably they're paid to do this so is that if you have scientists and they come in and they say things that you know are not accurate or deceptive how do you find out what their motivation is did you did you ask them if they've been paid we were able to put some things in the record regarding how much money they got in from different fossil fuel interests over the years so we definitely did point to that argue about that we didn't realize some of the witnesses had a much deeper history than we understood in science denial one of the witnesses was a very prominent scientist named Frederick Seitz who has since died but what we didn't know what I did know when I cross-examined him I mean this was it a shoestring operation was that he had spent a lot of time actually Consulting for the tobacco industry so that would have been nice to bring up the man-made climate change very involved in Cold War weapons program so he kind of came at it from that direction and it wasn't until really he retired from his remain scientific and academic work that he was brought in to work for the tobacco industry but what happened was this handful of scientists profiled in that movie and end in the book by the same name they would also them work with these nonprofit groups these free-market groups that were strongly opposed to nation of Industries and soap in those same groups than wood address lots of different issues from tobacco to Ozone and and now the climate-changing and really a lot of other scientific issues as well for Industries facing regulation another really divisive aspect of left vs right audiological issue like there's a lot of people in the right that conversations with people that really don't have any idea what they're talking about where they instantly deny climate change is real issue and when you press them on it and just get this one of the benefits of having sort of longform conversation is that if you're doing this on CNN and it's one of those talking head things we only have 7 minutes and it's three people shouting over each other is very hard to get to the heart of why do you believe this but when you're talkin over long podcasts hours-long you get to these people and they'll adamantly deny that it's an issue but they don't know why do you know I'm saying it's like a thing if you're a right-wing pundit or right-wing person are you saying right-wing things you're going to say climate change not our issue what are we doing right now is the economy Pro economic standpoint and it becomes a denial of environmental problems that's becomes left vs right it's very I don't understand why anyone like how can not believe that not be a universal issue how could anyone not want the world to be better for a grandchildren I don't have anybody not want less pollution but it it becomes this thing we have all these different categories that are left and right and once you're on one side you automatically seem to oppose those things that are there in the other parties idea well in fact survey site in here that showed that climate change was the most polarized issue in the American political landscape even more than abortion really and you're absolutely right I'm very polarized and I don't think you can understand it if you know it's not in I don't think it makes sense from an idiot legal standpoint I think it makes sense from a tribal that we have divided and and it feels good to believe the same things as the people you are affiliated with us and its 10 students and not believe the same things I thought that's a source of hardship and you know the reason it's such a big problem here is that this isn't just about making the world better for our grandkids it's about avoiding catastrophe within the Democratic party I mean it's been ignored or or downplayed for too long and certainly in the National campaigns it was never perceived to be important enough or winning enough an issue to get a lot of attention now we see largely driven by the youth movement and insistence that yeah at the time it is absolutely time that we get married and and so I don't know what happens now with with covid-19 obviously there are other issues dominating the news right now but I really hope we we hang onto this issue as a critical one for the election and and and don't stop there because this is going to continue to require lots of pressure to make sure that we make the changes we need buy social media it's one of the weirdest things about it is that a corporation could legally create hundreds if not thousands of fake pages and then use those to make like I'm sure you're aware of the internet research agency from Russia that had an impact on a 2016 blackberry and Renee diresta did some pretty fascinating work on that where she did a deep dive into how the accounts Wizards Facebook or Instagram or what-have-you has been manipulated and how they how they use them where they're in one point they had a pro taxes group meet up at the exact same time as a pro-muslim Groupon the exact same block like they they manipulated like there was no one trying to play exactly it was like they were moving pieces on a chessboard and they literally set up altercation and you would imagine that I mean I do know what these fossil fuel companies or or any kind of company that's involved in any something anything that would be considered sketchy environmentally I don't know how many manipulating site they run or manipulative social media account they run but I would imagine that's got to be part of the game plan because online discourse it's so easy to throw a monkey wrench into the gears of stories ESO throw sand in the gas tank it's so easy and so. monkey with the numbers and change the ideas that are being disgusting change the narratives that it's it's it's a turn it's just a way that you can sort of shift The public's interest in opinions on things we we get polarized basically and that's even before social media so then you serve weaponize that polarisation that tendency and and you got an algorithm that says well if you like that video how about this video and suddenly people are getting totally radicalized on climate change or on other issues and so yeah I mean it is it is a huge problem how do we overcome the social divisions the social distrust how do we overcome the denial you know I think is if the patterns in in the book come to the fore we will Society will find ways to build trust again it'll probably have a lot to do with maintaining long-term accountability and not just a flash reaction to what you hear but it could very well take decades and we will have a lot of damage done in the meantime I wonder if there's going to be a time where there are laws against social media manipulation like that because right now they're not and there will be seems like there has to be cuz if you I can't imagine I'm not naive enough to imagine that what's happening with the internet research agency in Russia is not happening here it has to be they understand the effectiveness of it's been well-documented the idea that corporations are going to step back and go on our business and Incredibly effective tool and if you were going to use it to manipulate opinions on whether it's climate change or if you know anything that you don't pharmaceutical drug whatever whatever it is you want to manipulate people with I would imagine that that's a gigantic issue but it's not something that really gets discussed in terms of in terms of passing legislation to prevent that stuff in and hopefully it gets more and more discuss because it is very scary I mean it turns out we humans are easily manipulated and easily manipulated even before social media but now there is this incredibly sophisticated engine drive us apart to drive us in the direction that those bested manipulating us want us to be addictive completely addictive mechanism that when people are upset about that when angry about things they post more so it's more valuable so the algorithms favor people being upset so they'll send you a few of you find abortion Hot Topic or environmental issues they'll start sending you though that's what's going to show up in your feet are going to get more of this is what you engage in and it's what's fascinating is it's it's not even really malicious in that it's just pragmatic because I have a friend who did an experiment my friend re wanted to find out what would happen if he just looked up puppies so he just looked up puppies on YouTube and look up puppies everywhere and it's feed was overwhelmed by puppies so it's not like this some vicious plot to only feed you things that you hate just human nature we tend to look at things that piss us off it was yellow and that sophisticated machine is clearly using the same sort of deceptive deceptive tactics to try to diminish their responsibility for what they're doing and that makes these tactics that they really are based in human nature I mean I think that if you are an executive you know your instinct is that you are doing fine and your instinct is that the other side is wrong in that psychological reflex then you know becomes the foundation for a corporate strategy and then that corporate strategy becomes the basis of kind of its own new industry of of public relations folks and advertising people as lawyers and promote that and then that becomes an ideologies that's certainly what we saw the progression for climate change denial and that's a dangerous trend public relations folks and advertising people's lawyers and and think tanks who will promote that and then that becomes and ideologies that's certainly what we saw the progression for climate change and I and I think our climate denial and that's a dangerous trend


    Steroids Wreaked Havoc on Aron Snyder’s Health
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    moderation in where I used to lift super heavy for power like crazy head with now I couldn't walk from me to Jamie and back without getting winded and so do you like so I've taken 250 mg or 1 of an 1/8 every 3 days so basic West taking three shots a week of enanthate on but I was also taken equipoise that's for horses yes it is boys I was taking that makes you super purple Deca I took trenabol and for a while but I could not handle Trinity I have a building like it's superhuman strength for a little bit and I didn't take it for that long the one thing I found out its 1 there's a reason that you're not supposed to be on that s*** and I'm not a religious guy so now I can say God didn't mean you to be that way but somebody didn't mean me the f****** be that way like a monkey and with your your structure you know if you have a chemical and biological and hormonal structure of your body and your monkeying with that you know you're adding massive amounts of muscle to your body you're adding superhuman levels of hormones to your body well and I I'm 1/8 like the first time I took equipoise at the horse decongestant so I don't get no heat as it cleans out the Airways are opened up to bronchial dilator some hacking s*** up like what am I getting sick was cuz I know there's horses and pigs on the container anything to Hidalgo right in the horse fell in the pit with my daughter and I started crying I was that dog is the movie right I'm crying and then I had another bottle I got a mixed up so it's doubling up on Deca get this done with Dumber sheets for a year-and-a-half did you get yourself checked out afterwards back surgeries did you say you had something crazy yeah like more than 10 back surgery and that was probably his entire back is basically fused but when you look at him when he was mr. Olympia and only was winning yet Jesus yeah Jesus I mean that a human being can get that big lives by us and Denver you'll see him every now and are you used to and he's a new, one guy like Ronnie Jim and grab two 200 lb dumbbells and you start to lift that heavy ride that that's there's some help involved in that but I got to a point where I was super emotional and not like a I don't believe really in the road rage thing cuz I never got that you just tell me you're hanging a guy up inside of a building that's why I think if you just take an increased amount of like testosterone anabolic in general if you're happy guy you're happy you're a sad guy you're sad and if you're a dick head you're more of a dick head the thing was well Trend that's why I got off at that was one thing for me to definitely I just I was changing psychologically when I got off it was the like emotionally I was a wreck like that's the closest I'm not like a suicidal guy that's the closest where my brain just didn't function right and then I got off cold turkey and whatever I did that is a big issue with kids young kids their endocrine system crashes and just like we're talking about with soldiers that have been blown up in Montour football players are Fighters your body stop producing testosterone correctly after you get off that s*** you get really really depressed for some people figure XD as what they were telling me cuz I was afraid to go to the Justin crashes in just like we're talking about with soldiers that have been blown up in Montour football players are Fighters your body stop producing testosterone correctly after you get off that s*** you get really really depressed for some people bigorexia as what they were telling me cuz I was afraid to go to the gym cuz I was shrinking


    How Was One Man Struck by Lighting Seven times?
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    show me some hair situation on cliffs where storms rolled in blacked out and just had to hunker down in like a cave right and just wait it out but nothing nothing horrible you kidney stones bad but really like some of the things you'd think they would happen if I died back there it's me from up there and pray for Cliff like that's the one thing that I would I would guess what happened that's how I died and Cliff cir Brandon worst ones ya lightning is another f****** scary one huh but that's a normal experience out there is lightning storms because of the heat from the ground in the cold from above the lightning storms there we go down there just a photograph what do you do if your in a lightning storm near trees because of you getting your trees with the trees get hit going to give you horrible advice I don't do s*** really so when there's a lightning storm you just laying your tent and hope it doesn't hit you as they blow over you may be causing and I'm not an expert at this it's just I have the if it's my time with my time so I just get in and I listen to an audiobook trench. There is probably horrible advice but the reality is my buddy audiobook would you listen to when you're almost dying from a lightning storm killer Jeremiah Johnson go to sleep but get hit with lightning in the spot where we killed a boy and he text me and he said something about this reminded me of it got hit with an RPG or something and I'm like whoa dude are you good do a story with no finish right he's got scars where the lightning came out of its oh no it that's where the internet and it blew the front of his or his buddies shoe out at the same time and so I would guess they were probably more strength and I was and whatever they did didn't work so anymore Frank and I just hunker down and listen to an audiobook of smell yeah something wacky like that number that movie with the what was it that big of a big dude actor where the guy gets hit lightning he's like she's been hit by lightning multiple times looking for it like he's a he's particularly attractive to lightning for some strange reason I think I'm particular tract how many times 7 times he died in 1983 United States park ranger and Shenandoah National Park in Virginia between 1942 and 1977 Sullivan was hit by lightning on seven different occasions and survived all of them I would I would go home and talk to my see if she put some voodoo on my reminds me of that saying I have if it was raining p**** you get hit in head with a dick that goes bad luck definitely one where I just kind of hang out in the tent and it Cooks you from the inside out like being in a microwave says man 61 survives being struck by lightning ten times Melvin Roberts made headlines in 2011 for being hit six times in one year why said he's been struck another for time South Carolina man suffered memory loss headaches speech problems and has nerve damage in his hands and legs like I don't I'm so confused I don't understand why I keep hitting them let me see what that guy looks like he looks like I've been hit by lightning ten times decks Yugioh blow the in your toes off really that we're at exit is made up of several 100 million volts what the f*** man that we've been in lightning strikes were they hit Trees close by it just blows them up and do the shrapnel it's pretty wild. Kill people nerve damage in his leg and foot as a result of lightning strikes change your current world record holder he died in 1983 by his own hand oh no that's not good yeah you got to Wunderlich what's left after you've been hit 7 times like your ship must be scrambled I don't know man but those are things that will probably get you talking about the last thing I worry about light lightning so it's a it's a real problem what is there a way to get it to hit something else like if your in your tent would it hit the tent and not you or what is go right through the 10th I think it goes through the 10 I saw it hit an old growth tree wants to blow a hundred 80 ft tall tree into pieces and I'm like I did not look appealing you know his kid he was going by me literally 400 yards and I'm watching cloud-to-ground and I'm like texting Frank I'm like dude buckle your s*** up it's coming and it went right in front of me and over Frank and you don't think so funny he literally called me like I'm okay sir and I'm like that was not cool and he had video of its striking you know all around what do you supposed to do in hunker down is what two other times once when he was a kid but it didn't hurt him so he didn't claim it and then another time is wife got struck while he was helping her with the clothes but he didn't get hurt that time either so I guess he didn't claim that time so weird like what what about a person's biological makeup we so different that lightning would be attracted to them I don't know he's got some serious static electricity the thing is like with your the more you're out there epic s*** happens well I guess you might not consider it affect but I mean the more he's a park ranger epic but I mean the more he's a park ranger right that's what I mean like you're out there and then you know you think about how much time I'm out there crazy shifts going to happen if you're in the Woods Lot mean there's no well the Wolverine the one-in-a-billion chance literally but the more you're out there just going to happen


    Joe Rogan on Michael Jordan and "The Last Dance"
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    you're not a big basketball guy but have you been watching that at all that's where I literally thought of you during this last one of them like I know Joe isn't watching this cuz of basketball but you would f****** love it because I'm especially this last one there coach Phil Jackson and his brain and the way he can motivate people I mean it is f****** shocking and never out of everything I've ever watched at iPod something and just thought got it for a few minutes and then hit play again and Rewind again on a documentary it's insane but he's a super winner to be such a winner like you stand out amongst winners is being so exceptional everybody like who's the goat Michael Jordan is always the first pick there's there's Wonder like how would LeBron how it how it is. But everybody was his Michael Jordan like to be not much of a super winter you think about all the people playing basketball all the people around him that are world-class athletes professional athletes me stand out amongst them please so wildly competitive that he will beat you in your own game he will ask you what you're playing if you were playing with something ago what is that and he will immediately start in his only goal is to beat you at what you love and what you think you are good at whatever it is so it just happens to be the basketballs the one he chose but also then he got that way with shoes with like he's like Alright well if I'm going to sign a f****** shoe deal then I'm going to do this the right way doesn't do that with golf to gambling with golf everything is against the wall and he's gambling with the security guard said he can't wait to take their money he can't he cannot wait is talkingshit to these guys that are protecting him crazy to get the closest to the wall with 1/4 he used to have a celebrity pool tournament Chicago and I heard if you're being a bully hate you that sounds about right everything that I'm gathering from this documentary is that he's so off-the-charts to be that kind of an achiever you have to have a Madness about you that's probably intolerable for most people just a desire to win conquer other days man those are Gladiators and other days were Generals and I know there's a lot of people to get into pro sports that it is it's really in a lot of ways it's it it moves them away from war in the best way that we know how possible but if we didn't have those if there was no Sports and people just conquered each other be the king of the world I came up in the Jordan documentary 2 he was like maybe 200 lb for the first couple years of his career and then booked up to 215 solid muscle in the direction he was taking so he would know how tired he should be and what he should be doing for the next day or not play what you say don't do today he played it all all 82 games he was rarely ever hurt because he knew that people were coming which was true to see him play and if he didn't give them that performance you feel like he's cheating everyone and every time he would play anyone for the first time he needed to show like he could never ever let anyone ever make them feel like they got one over on him so not only each game for the audience that are seeing him for the first time in which he needs to dominate but especially towards his opponent who literally thinks that maybe the maybe today will be my lucky day and I'm going up against Jordan this is you know it's the middle of the Season he'll probably he's not going to who puts up 60 points or whatever in your face like a faris's you you fall on the ground he crosses you over he does everything that you know you get embarrassed he would try to make a fool out of these people I'm at the first time I saw a photo of him it looked like he had left from center-court flying through the air to dunk and I'm like who how does a human even do that yeah how does a 200 plus pound human fly to the air like that and you know even towards the end of his career they just showed one where it's the All-Star game so he got to go up against Kobe Bryant for the first time because they're in two different conferences that don't normally play and Kobe's this eighteen-year-old that just you know went straight from high-school to the NBA completely dominating his side of things going up against Jordan for the first time ever and everybody on Kobe's side is saying you know Kobe asked us to let him have Jordan and Jordans on his side they have actual footage that's what's crazy about this documentary is it somehow this f****** camera crew Jordan let them come along and the bride and this green room for all this crazy exclusive content and he's saying to the guys you guys you guys all know this is in the green room but the locker room before you guys do you guys all know this kids coming after me right like he's going to want me to let me have them bababababa cuz he wants to show the kid and sure enough even though Kobe's 18 and Peak Peak Peak physical condition Jordan Wednesday MVP of that All-Star Game crushing it against young Kobe Bryant what's going to be the best of baseball that comes up Thursday go deep into which is interesting how the media and not a social media time. Was f****** hammering them because they built them up to be this young guy out of North Carolina Olympic Superstar all this attention and now he's the man and they started like beating them down with some of the gambling stuff he was doing it got leaked out and then quit I'm out. Wow cuz of all the negative attention that's what happens when you become that guy there's so much interest like to to be that guy first of all you have to have a fire burning inside you like most people will never be able to comprehend I like I like that's going to be in the other kinds of wild s*** to like gambling is going to want to have thrills ich of like what I mean if you think about professional basketball you watch an NBA game and all the thought that's involved in which way you're going and ability explode and inability to in the middle of all that land a Precision shot into a hole is really not another sport like that I mean baseball is you're trying to hit something is coming at you like crazy or swinging as fast as you can and there's a lot of skill to that as well obviously in his lot of skill to pitching but there's something unique about basketball and that in all this chaos you got to find Stillness in all this chaos you got to find the ability to stop and throw a perfect shot off so it's not just an incredible physical ability it's incredible physical ability and then touch real weird that's a very interesting sporting that way they requires you to have your s*** together together and you have to have mad practice love about growing up in Boston was Larry Bird stories Like Larry Bird was apparently just an insanely disciplined professional basketball player he would get there and practice before everybody stay after everybody process things left and right and when they would have those three point competitions we would have those All-Star three-point competitions in the locker room he just which one you guys coming in second that's DVD just walk in he personally execute Under Pressure into he was just better he could do things better than most people and even he said sometimes he thought it was God pretended to be Michael Jordan Legend is completely they have such good interviews with one with everybody magic they have such great stories it's crazy how you know I've always a documentary has the potential to destroy to be better than any other type of story whether to be a movie or a book because if it's unbelievable it's like the Tiger King if it's f****** amazing and it's real you can't beat it and that's what the Last Dance is doing it's crazy to be better than any other type of story whether it be a movie or a book because if it's unbelievable it's like the Tiger tank if it's f****** amazing and it's real you can't beat it and that's what the Last Dance is doing it's crazy


    Joe Rogan on Adele's Weight Loss Controversy
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    this resonates with everybody delicious pasta resonates with everybody that's why so many women were mad when Adele lost all that weight like no b**** I don't want to give up on this f****** pasta I was with you when you were big yeah she's a new photo of her yeah now I sawed this morning and first thing I literally the first thing that I thought of the second my eyes laid on that picture I'm like this is going to be crazy because people are going to say in these comments that she's be Shuffle and that's going to be hilarious because you're basically saying that she wasn't beautiful before by saying that she's beautiful now in a weird way sort of insinuated and and I I didn't even realize until 2 hours later an hour later after I had woken up that it became like this like new story so it's just funny to me because like it's like is your voice the same right cuz that's well it's it's funny that in that why wouldn't you want to applaud someone who did something that's really difficult to do and is now healthier if you are an Adele fan wouldn't you want her to be healthier wouldn't you I meet you wanted to be able to keep singing for longer Bryant you love her you wanted to be healthier you don't want her to get this is one of the main things they found in New York City about caught covid-19 that was a real problem with obesity big problem she was at one point I'm much larger and now she's like really slept and people are mad and saying this is what they're saying I don't want her to be applauded for losing weight as if it's some some to some boarding like this like that I don't want to adhere to these beauty standards that she's better-looking because she wait what she is and you know that the only reason why anybody would want to fight against that went so many people overwhelmingly think she looks better is because they don't look at themselves it's that simple they don't want change and they want you to just do what they're trying to bully you in deciding their beautiful if they're 210 lb is what everybody should like that's crazy can't do that if people have decided worldwide that fitter healthier bodies are more attractive that's just what it is that's what you need to find a beauty standards the beauty standards come from what people are attracted to yeah it's not fair you're right that's just how it is I know it's a difficult choice to try to move your body down and lose weight and get healthy we really talked about that we were just talking about it but you can't say that it's not attractive when someone has a good body cuz it is so if someone has a better body than they used to have it look better so that's what a beauty standard is this is what would people are attracted to income to bodies they're attracted to fit body that's not a that's a shame that's not a bad thing we need to avoid putting undue pressure on people it looks great if it's pressure on you because other people look great well what do you do with that pressure do you decide to be better better yourself take care of yourself better decide you decide that it's not worth as much to you to worry about what your body looks like and you're more concentrated on maybe art or whatever the f*** out that's fine too but you can't be mad at people that put a lot of energy in that direction and look better right because she looks better it's not a bad and isn't saying that everybody's body is beautiful no matter what doesn't that make it like worse for the people with ugly faces you know what I mean because like then they're more part of just a smaller group like if there's some lady that has like her eyes are on like the side of her head a banging body right that much swear it's a beauty standards of just what people are people attracted to its people generally attracted to people that are healthier that's just a physical thing that's a part of and we're only talking about attractive like sexual attraction right we're not saying you know if you were 20 or 30 pounds overweight like you look horrible and I want to look at you like I have a lot of friends are fat but it is what it is it's just it is what it is and maybe they'll find somebody that's into that but you can't like decide the people going to change what they're attracted to that silly you can't do like that they are attracted to people that put out more effort they're attracted to people that have the strength to get up at 6 in the morning go to the gym before work something really hot about that it's attractive attractive someone to take care of themselves it is it just is now it might not be to you but that's why the worlds beautiful because all have different things we like and different things you don't like it when a giant chunk of people are into this one thing like nice bodies it doesn't mean that the salt shallow or terrible or somehow to the demeaning to people that don't adhere to those standard know it's a competition there's if it's some sort of a physical physical physiological competition between males and females in terms of like trying to be attractive that's what I think they do they make their body look better than they do is dress nice they wear jewelry did you stop to make themselves look better the idea that making your body look better is somehow or another this is a bad standard to adhere to when you take your big body that you're not taking care of any wrap it up all this crazy clothes and all these ribbons and bows and you show your bare midriff cuz you're brave and get your big ol ass these jeans like you still looks pretty good don't get me wrong still look great she look cuter a little bit thicker now she looks sort of looks I mean granted she looks healthier but she looks a little bit more just basic you know what I mean sort of just like every all the other pop stars well in every movie where this guy was kind of a f****** was going to get in trouble it's a guys built like you with a woman who's like 250 lb he's got a Big Y for a big girl is always a few of those maybe that's your thing maybe like to deal with Channel how operatic right powerful powerful boys conversation with a buddy told me let's have a ball gag put his mouth like really look what people are into him saying you know I'm not saying that people can be in a big girls there's a lot of people in the big girls but a lot of people are into everything you know but that's okay to like a lot of people really weird stuff you got to try out different things I think if you can if you can get it it's fun


    Joe Rogan Reviews Coronavirus Re-Opening Guidelines
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    directions of supposed to be lifting up here in Los Angeles on Friday which means nothing for us for comedians that means something for like some retail some other stuff but they're doing it nice and slow and you see a list of s*** that the governor's office put out of stuff you're allowed to do you should pull that up Jamie cuz it is it's quite hilarious soft martial arts martial Martial Art of War it is what does that mean badminton singles singles throwing a ball a baseball softball. Here's the problem with that if you're throwing a baseball you're basically shaking hands and you doing it with an organic skin right baseball the outside of it is cow skin throw ball by yourself but that's not right okay thank you you're allowed to canoe singles like it specifies what's singles are they talking about crabbing like crab walk catching crabs you can go crabbing it's really big in like like Maryland and you know those guys love crabbing in Alaska to the do a lot of crowds and think it was just a California less that's why I was like I didn't thank you oh wow golf singles walking Tony oh my gosh you can't have a cart watching have a cart with his my car I can't take the cart doesn't even hurt the environment like what is the how can I take the car at you or why can't they clean it and how is it any different than the cart at the supermarket around like a cheapo rabbit rabbit at the supermarket now I know but it's like the places we absolutely have to go there even the shopping cart I was shopping the other day and I opened up the the kitty part you know to put other stuff in and I'm like they didn't there's no way they wiped that part well there's just no way if it was on here I got it after while I'm sure the people that work in those places the kids especially like 18 year olds are going to slack off they don't see it you know they're not go to the hospital hold on don't don't scroll down yet there's a lot more we messed go back up so yeah so we're at no cart golf hiking trails paths allowing distancing how is it okay when you're running because if you're running pass through the walking is going to come in time when you're right there is that alright I don't know this is very bizarre dealing with multiple different diseases to trails open I thought there was still close are they opening those up open them up again will find that out next board home household members only can't meet up with other people that aren't sick by quad biking rock climbing roller skating roller blading it's weird we're asking people to be extra super responsible with this right but we we don't ask the same thing about car accidents. Go back soft martial arts what do that tai chi chi Kung what's Chi Kung is it like a breathing exercise I pretty sure and you know what time she is it's almost like a series of rhythmic movements soft martial art such a weird definition and not in group statistics so specific like if a person wants to go outside and they have a Shadow Boxing routine they doing they like to practice Muay Thai why can't they go practice more time they can't just go outside like imagine like your apartment and you can go on the beach and just like spark up a little and just throw some combinations Under the Sun this and you can't do that is that threatening to people why but you're allowed to do all this Jazz that's not even a martial art was just be honest it's great people that do it they find it very therapeutic and get to the body you know you're doing these slow poses so it gives you your exercising control over your body that's not really a martial art not weird so what is it you know I'm saying like you're not going to fight with Tai Chi I've never heard that terminology before is there such thing as soft and hard martial arts would say that Tai Chi is a soft martial art they would I guess they would kind of suck but it just doesn't make sense to me it's not a martial art martial art of something that you would use in a fight if you are trying to have a thing with there's rules to martial arts oh so you can stay lit boxing is just boxing how come you're not allowed to kick you or take you down like is that a full martial art right here somebody's up what better way to get integrated with the grid den-2 created virus that makes you wear a mask takes away Humanity can't touch each other. Stay away no social contact so you're getting more and more addicted to your TV in your phone more and more addicted to your laptop I'll free you but you got to take test and then I got to put a tracking thing on you cuz I want to make sure that you're a good boy Tony you're a good boy you don't go catch no covid-19 spreading it around so I got to know where you are so I could try it out the health of the public frightening who can't give that up folks five-stage reopening process based on risk from stage 1 safer at home order planning for Recovery stage 2 if you're about to go into that's not right low-risk businesses manufacturers office retail Essential Health Care outdoor recreation and libraries I thought we already said outdoor recreation there's a joke around about it before liking someone passes you when they're running like how close are they to you but it doesn't seem like there's any sort of science to say that it spread that way I know that's what I've read that and didn't think that was too too but I texted Brandon shop he said he got a ticket for being on that trail did it I don't know what the ticket was for but thank God they can open up LACMA and you can stare at a plexiglass box at some f****** d****** glued together and if that stage 3 separated Velvet Rope stage 3 high-risk business is body art massage bars nightclubs for Peppa Pig movie theaters in bowling alleys so we have to wait we have to wait for the next stage stage for hire wait a minute yeah like what is an entertainment venues at like that like a a large Arena people more like a concert account else Ohio's just passed a law they said to to change with the Department of Health is doing so that they're like over superseding the rules like and their Congress so I can only have 14 I don't know so well with California's doing like ultimately this way less people that got it here then got it anywhere else so it's probably a good idea but as a comedian that f****** sucks as a person who is not in the highest of risks its it sucks I know quite a few people that have had it and we're going to actually have Michael yo come on next week I'm really interested talk to him cuz he had a real bad and he got it from New York and then there's been some speculation that the people got it from New York they get it from Europe but the people that got it in California a lot of them got it from China which is really interesting cuz like I wonder if as it went through Europe it got worse I guess that's possible right and wasn't that something that they speculated that there's some sort of different strains yeah but we couldn't New York people just come to La easier from China but I think the one they tracked the origin think that's a reason I guess that's possible right and wasn't that something that they speculated that there's some sort of different strains yeah but we couldn't New York people just come to La easier from China but I think the one they tracked the origin think that's a reason


    Aron Snyder Faced Down a Grizzly Bear | Joe Rogan
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    they say that she thinks the hardest they say that like like Alaska sheep hunting in terms of like just a difficulty of the terrain and the the dangers of it yeah. That somewhat yeah I would say the only been on a couple sheep hunting Alaska right most of the nwt you know what the weather is bad like to know the weather is pretty bad and then that the amount of pressure now and again I'm not an expert on Alaska the pressure is much worse than it's ever been in Alaska in terms of the amount of Hunter x Hunter I'll tell a true story okay I thought I quit calling him moose and I'm like looking and I'm like I think there's a moose come in a Grizzly pops out I'm like a get your camera let's call this thing in the true story actually made it sound like it was that login she stands up she's looking around and I'm going to call you can hear my shutter on a video f****** hit the ground it was coming and I might go in immediately me I've been charged enough to where I'm going to eat you can see my camera shifting right a little as I'm taking these photos I have a weapon at a bow and so here pretty quick I'm thinking to shoot this m*********** it's like 15 yards from us and fired off around its feet and I knew his gun jammed on the second round sometimes so I'm like and it came again NBC NBC in reality do you talk to bring up the little Lancaster's wrong with when I stayed in the nwt for that two months time frame those guys live up there I bet if you asked a Bart or a clay Lancaster how many times they've been blessed chard what's charge it's like triple digits like this this guy's deal with they've been doing it since birth right and so was telling them like like Amy and Frank I was like okay you guys know how much I've done and I was a different thing in a hundred how many animals are put on the ground it's a fraction Lancaster's been on 320 sheep hunts 320 That's not including Caribou moose he's been all over the world so the amount of experience where is because I know I just got to experience at two and a half months section of it we were literally from a light bulb from a paved Road hours for men electricity like it's a 12-hour drive to where the helicopter picks you up and then you're flown in another 2 hours


    Bow Hunter Aron Snyder's Most Painful Experiences in the Woods
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    Lancaster's rhyme with when I stayed in the nwt for that two months time frame those guys live up there I bet if you asked a Bart or a clay Lancaster how many times they've been blessed charred what charge it's like triple digits like like Amy and Frank I was like okay you guys know how much I've done and all the different thing in a hunted how many animals are put on the ground it's a fraction Lancaster has been on 320 sheep hunts 320 That's not including Caribou Moos he's been all over the world so the amount of experience those guys have in the stories like when I get those guys on the podcast it's hilarious because I experience and a half months section of it we were little front from a light bulb from a paved Road hours for men electricity like it's a 12-hour Drive tour the helicopter picks you up and then you're flown in another 2 hours so when I got bit by that why it was funny it by that bus spider it was funny at work leg swelled up more draws circles around it too well the first couple circles right when that big of a deal so clay cuts it open listen to podcast diesel Arius cuz he squeeze that thing I've acted like it didn't hurt as I was going to pass out from f****** shock so squeeze the pus out yeah dangerous yeah but I don't think they're overly poisonous I think I was allergic to it but the moral of the story in 6 hours my legs locked up straight there was veins going up towards my heart and I had cold sweats heart rate was racing and place I could we got to get you out of your getting f****** die like we are a long long long ways from anywhere how far for our helicopter ride it wouldn't be good so I called my my buddy is a medic and eyesight dude what you would do and he's like I piss on it bleach ibuprofen f****** get some s*** yeah cuz I guess like bleach cleans everything out like he's giving me I can't memorize stuff how do you let your buddy Fionna so here's the thing one of my buddies wants to hurt a big Johnson cuz he was ready to pee on it right there and I like to pee on my leg and so you wouldn't want it right off the top somehow another letter if you pee in a bottle then pours it on you then pour that pee on you then pee on it I guess looking at it that way yeah I get it I feel like I'm right there with you understand your your thought process and then locked up in a quarter and circumference inches that's how much my legs swelled up we just duct tape towels around my calf muscle to go on moose hunts because it was so f****** painful when the infection was going down cuz of the Willows were beating it up and I'm like I really want to see can heart started racing like and I'm like hell you will die head veins going up my leg that is a pretty much sure thing you're going to f******. I don't want any antibiotics with you or anything when you go into a hunt like that I do what I go to Canada now cuz they're weird government I can't even say that I have friends that will prescribe them to me to take with me now last 18 remember my hands look like Deadpool's face from that milkweed or some s*** I was hooked what happened so I'm on that mule deer hunt and my hands are swelling up and I don't know why in a look like Deadpool's face and I'm like what the hell is wrong with my hands I'm looking around like what could be around me it's not Poison Ivy in my hands are swelling up like I knew that movie big trouble little China that does that and if you if you have a Google and you pull it up as f****** nasty but if you want to Google hogweed on certain humans it has this crazy rash inflammation so my hands it's affected by sunlight it's worse so I'm at 13000 feet and I'm on a spotter with my hands in the sun all day to a point like on Thursday in South 13003 the sun is way stronger perjury charges up your s*** twice as fast cuz you're that close to the Sun oh my God look at that giant hogweed look at the hands it wasn't good let me tell you so my hands look like those ones in the middle left they look like that so Frank comes over and he's like what the hell is wrong with your hand I'm like you know that's a good good question so we come out cuz I was bad and I go to the doctor right and I'm like you know I go to the emergency room and I'm like hey I just so I know did I said that stuff that's beautiful giant hogweed and it's toxic cousins wow that's crazy maybe so to mitigate that what are you do you wear gloves is there something you can put on your hands and I know it is out of the lake lake Cowichan perfect so just that we'd has like some sort of an oil or something like that they said the doc was an IV type deal yeah well it's funny cuz my buddy from Alaska what I think it is they Googled it just like we did they were like oh well that makes sense cuz they didn't know and then they gave me like a steroid cream to put on it and I don't want to wait a couple days Jesus Christ so between that and the bite what was worse all the bite the bite was that much work I could have kept hunting with that I just not knowing what it would have been in there 12 days Akiane and Frank's already got his dear we go back in and Frank I thought his appendix burst is it turns out he just ate too much Sushi and it got clogged up in the stomach with Frank is harder than woodpecker lips we get on this disease to Deer were trying to get and he's not getting out of the tent and Frank is not like that he's like with pulmonary edema he literally his lungs filled up with liquid and that's an altitude sickness for altitude sickness in 9 miles with pulmonary edema Jesus Christ when he got back he cough and was like empty in a water bottle so he's a tough individual so I'm like to this guy I even texted Amy on my K Rings f***** up I might I might have to hit the beacon like I may have to help so anyway I go over Yes dear, just sushi sushi in Denver the day before so I think what it happened we had starved ourselves for 12 days right dehydration and Hema in the woods in the woods we came out you know I took we all went out to dinner and I think he ate all that white rice and it just clung to his intestines like a woolly mammoth cuz it kind of just have to take a big poop right but right in the middle where you know your appendix is he's like it hurts right here and gallbladder issues I got an addict I passed a kidney stone like 6 miles in so I was like he had his appendix is a rough he's going to die back here and so is it show you how the meaning of moxie the Frank has he and filmy shooting that mule deer and he hobbled his ass over there after I shot in this f****** mile and a half from where he's classes in flagging me in and he just sat by the dire I'll get most of it you good and he's like yeah I'm okay I'm okay and I'm like I can tell you're not f****** okay like you're in pain and he made it out and then he can poop and everything is okay but they like really hurt out there trying to think the kidney stone that was a bad one either pissed that out of Horrible no mule deer night after I was but it was pretty high elevation but anyway went after this bowl and some like knocked loose in my kidney I didn't know what it was just all the sudden I had the shooting pain and I looked at that dude on The Green Mile trying to pee right then I'm like what the fuc what the hell is wrong with me but every time I tried to pee I literally would drop me to my knees and so I was like okay let's assess this and I'm I'm trying to think through should I take next to no gear and try and Hike out take enough gear to stay the night but then have the burden of the weight know what what's going to be the best option cuz I didn't have any service and I didn't have a because I didn't have anything back with me that I could get ahold of anyone and so I'm like bucket no guts no sorry I grabbed the Basic Essentials and hobbled my ass out and at one point I did have a phone by them service I texted my buddy Tony and said hey what is the nearest hospital to this Trailhead and I lost service and so all he knew was I'm f***** up so I get to the trailhead and I get my Jeep and I had a giant cheap and I'm doing like 90 down the road and I get pulled over well the cop was looking for me because my butt called and said I don't know what's going on with somebody will ectopic, dick right I get out and I'm like hey man he wanted to call an ambulance and I'm like lifted I just hiked at 6 miles I'm not paying $3,500 for a f****** ambulance ride I just hike 6 miles out I can make it to the hospital and so he was a little bit of a dick but he followed me into the hospital and I passed it little spiky little basket little spiky little basket


    Best of the Week - June 21, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    text you right when the Looting hits haha that's in people's perception the Second Amendment this is a good time for you again pretty sure your brother because you're out there beating the drums and sound the alarms and all these people that are anti 2nd Amendment people wear a lot of these m************ were lined up in California trying to buy a gun last minute because as soon as the lockdown people started getting really nervous when people start getting locked in their home and then people when they realized they weren't in a work people start to worry about people stealing and is things on those lines I heard about people getting carjacked and or or get their groceries Jack wrather where they're headed to the car from the grocery store things got real weird and then you saw these giant lines at these Allied gun stores and that's when I got a hold of you because I think it's very it's a really important conversation I think you're the best at explained from a very rational perspective that you know people during the times before covid-19 wallet my keys and put my gun on and go about my life and it's not much of a it's not much of an encumbrance on my life where it's like okay it's not worth the day-to-day of me carrying a firearm but if I ever needed it that's going to be the most important thing I have on me to protect that life so it's it's a small price to pay for something that has such a huge upside if it ever happened though your lawyer tell Junior really nice guy but you also love guns with what people are worried about is worst case scenario they're worried about someone who's a criminal who just wants to rob people has this ultimate power over folks and that's what everybody's worried about when it comes to guns so worried about a school shooter you know they're worried about a mass murderer they're worried about a guy who breaks into a mosque and so it's going to be put down after they're worried about and I totally get it once we move past that understanding until you know you have the best case scenario which point I was directly me so I can speak and then you have the worst case scenario where you have no criminals you have crazy people not you two things of that nature once you get out of that realm so let's talk about the reality because you know there's over last night so people are you going to come up with us and they said he was there said he was healthy no under no other health issues they said but then you read the article deeper turns out he had diabetes he had type 1 diabetes and he was 400 lb that's not no issues these articles are full of s*** and they write those articles just so that you click on them because they get the f****** ad revenue from clicks then so their incentivised trick you into being scared I got a 17 year old died what happened my seventeen-year-old can. Holyfuck and then you click on it and if you don't read you know six seven paragraphs into the article you don't find out if this is a 400-pound diabetic kid that you know would have died from the flu three months earlier would have been the same shift so the numbers are fudged so I don't know what to believe your numbers don't come to me with more Scare Tactics both numbers are spiking what you already said that 50% of the positives or false positive at least finally they're saying when they say the numbers are spiking I haven't heard the 50%. If you have 1% of whatever and we test it than 50 you know about half of the positive or false positive and then don't wear a mask and you have to wear masks the whole reason we have to flatten the curve is because you can live on anything for up to like nine days and even an asymptomatic person can still transmit it then it comes out that's it exactly opposite I like being scared to like f*** you God damn guess what happened right after the protest at least they're saying they're being forced into saying is probably connected to the the protest of course I miss you Auntie right now I really do this is a perfect time for you it's kind of crazy that you're not hosting that show anymore there's so many people doing that the 24-hour news cycle and how f****** redundant it is and how cyclical and at a certain point I was like I don't know what else to do with this and so I didn't want to stay just cuz I could I just done it long enough until I thought will let me just it was just time I felt like the audience needed a fresh perspective I needed a fresh perspective inspired you know I appreciate that you decided to go out at the literally at the very top but it seems like especially work right now like the John Oliver is killing it and Trevor Noah's doing your show and it's like this is this is that there's so much to mock it's almost like an overload and doing real commentary and politics today in my pit it's almost like you're doing commentary on pro wrestling like this is a rigged game and you're out here pretending like this s*** make sense this is the very same that Vince McMahon wrestling instructions you're going to say alright our show revolves around your the right you're from the left whatever comes in we're going to filter it through that we're going to keep it producible but it starts to like you say it becomes inauthentic but the same thing would happen to me sometimes with shows and and you would know you weren't necessarily feeling the outrage of something-or-other commentary was going to be a Sears deep as you my wife but you might kick it up a notch anyway cuz I always do not give in to the gravity of like what was expected Sears deep as you my wife but you might kick it up a notch anyway cuz I always do not give in to the gravity of like what was expected


    What the 2008 Financial Collapse Shows Us About Coronavirus Financial Crisis w/Jon Stewart
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    2008 economic housing market tanks in the derivative mortgage things go down and the world economy grinds to a halt thousands people lose their job foreclosures all over the place so they can come in and they pump billions of dollars into the organizations that some to f****** ship in the first one that's where the money goes and I remember asking the treasury secretary at the time you know this is a mortgage question right cuz they the derivatives made it like the geometric pump so if they're bundling mortgages and 8% of those mortgages still underwater it sinks the derivative Market which is trillions of dollars just made those mortgages that were under water hole because don't you do that doesn't that fix your derivative problem don't you haven't you just made and plus then people get to keep their house and what he said to me was you can't do that because of moral hazard to moral hazard is a theory that you can incentivize bad behavior the people that took out mortgages on their homes that went underwater that's there so you can't bail them out because that would be sending a hazardous message morally about the economy so I said what's the moral hazard of then get making the people that actually blew up the economy whole again what's that how is that not moral hazard and he said the plane was on fire and we had to land you're rewarding them for that yeah yeah it's both sides of that argument I've heard the argument the know-nothings too-big-to-fail but it fell and then I've heard the argument that if it did feel fail would be so catastrophic but I'm saying it wouldn't have failed so it was a failure because they base of that okay so what's the 10% of the mortgage loan Under Water by you know so let's say you had a $20,000 mortgage and now the house is only worth $150,000 million dollars to AIG at the top to $50,000 to that mortgage bring it into line with its value suddenly that thing's not underwater anymore it's like putting ballast into a ship that's sinking the ship comes up rather than just saying seems to logical though that's kind of party what's the problem with all this small businesses that are going under because of the sanctions cuz everybody's been locked down rather if those people need to pull themselves up by their bootstraps it's a great example analogy sucks cuz like this nothing to do man you can't work there's nothing you like what do you want him to do there's no opportunity it's everything shut down if you go under at this time it's not your fault one of the rare times it's on the government right now. Something I could do this like that again like it seems like a simple solution which is like just suspend and extend and the next time you know what we're going to do a six-month suspend nobody is going to be the landlords need to be helped out that's where we'll focus will make sure that the landlords don't go under from having to pay too much in taxes or having to pay too much in repairing but attacked the problem at its core which is people's insecurities about their unemployed they have to still pay the rent in them or other built last take a big chunk of their not often times two people mortgage and rent is is one of the biggest not just f****** say like the wherewithal in a money everybody is like a chance to breathe just for a moment and give them some kind of rent real estate tax break or something the operating expensive it's almost like like your patient on a ventilator like let's just keep everybody a f****** live till we get past this moment cuz they keep saying we got hurt you know we got to reopen a time we are so I don't understand it seems simple and addresses like a real concern Grassroots off on the on the floor again you speak into logically I think it's it's just it's such a difficult time to politically because the ideas get segmented into left or right right like even the ideas of how to dress covid-19 would dress the economy how to address how to address all the delay everything becomes politicized and


    Jon Stewart's Advocacy for Veterans Exposed to Toxic Waste in Iraq and Afghanistan | Joe
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    you know we're trying to do this thing for veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan who gotten sick from Barn cats so in Iraq war and Afghanistan Mass waste to hazardous materials to computers everything they light it with jet fuel so now you got guys that are out be it's not being if they have to Advocate against unarmed so we're trying to put together working with this team Coalition Windward group she and people vs arms and groups like that to address this legislatively similar to what was done for the the 911 right so I thought cuz it's always about money to pay for what are the absolute fishing, two mile away consequences of what our veterans face when they come back right when they're when they're out of sight out of mind and so mighty was all these tears on Holabird all these groups in war so that when there is money they take care of what is the natural damage that's done to these people in the name of fighting for a country so that they do and their family yes not kinda very much so you know the UFC how to program back in the day where we were working with the Intrepid center for excellence to work with the traumatic brain injury patients and to raise money for them and we were doing this UFC fight for the troops to raise money for it and what got me sick was how is it that we have to do this I can't wipe that this isn't something that's taken care of the budget clearly in advance you're blowing people up and you're you you're not preparing for people to come back injured you're sending young Brave women and men to die for their country or or risk severe brain damage and you don't have enough money set aside to treat them when they return them like that's insane everybody thinks so related so you can even sleeping next to an open-air burn pit where we work with his wife and we were literally like wouldn't be in front of the Texas Supreme Court Yanceyville absolute intention to deny Healthcare and it goes all the way back to Desert Storm you remember Amber the whole Vietnam us a government over agent orange bright and still being denied yeah but yeah it's crazy and the depleted radiation sickness that people are getting from the Iraq War and then the guys that went you know that irradiated tar on their boots and they can't get you know there's blue water ride there's I'm telling you like every or inevitably and they're always told the same thing and we don't have the science yet these people and help the other jet fuel burn the Trade Centers another excellent example for First Responders right that were terribly sickened and many many of them died because of the fumes and then people in the surrounding areas in fact Donna Summers died of lung cancer and she lived near there yeah those guys develop the pile cop like a day into the search-and-rescue but and they kept trying to tell him that a person was in his head and then it wasn't it nothing to do with where you were and and working on the pile in 9/11 and then they tried to say like it's from snorting drugs you know everything you can possibly imagine from a pulverized building asbestos rhinestone cyanide like it was an utter disaster and and they just keep fighting people and they're doing the same thing to these veterans now and it's I think along the same lines were talking about reform of the police department there has to be some reform of the healthcare system that deals with veterans because it seems to be just as long history of doing it a certain way to save the most money possible and that the idea that these guys are sacrificial anyway you know they're sending them off to potentially die if they come back alive we you know we do our vet they do their very best to not treat them and to not spend anymore it's sick it's amazing we have so many guys are still patriotic it still want to go and do this considering the fact they're treated so poorly when they returned and they lose you know this is being in the military is isolating in the first place remove from your unit that's even further isolating you know if you're worried about your future your family's future and in that moment when you when that's when the government should step in and go amen you fulfilled your service to us you should feel that confident we will fulfill that Covenant to you and we will send that that you will do the right thing right and they do the job and you do Wonder like how has this system I'm so corrupt and corroded that we can't anymore as a people do the right thing do the right puppy out of that I would get here how you do Wonder like how has this system become so corrupt and corroded that we can't anymore as a people do the right thing do the right puppy out of that I would get here


    Jon Stewart and Joe Rogan: Wearing Masks and Weathering Online Criticism
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    he's got to be more emphasis on testing and there's got to be more emphasis on showing people how to keep their immune system healthy and then recognizing people that can't do that and doing what we can to protect them. do you know anybody yelling at me but also do when you get tested all the time to find out what our greatest bar I love him he's so funny I almost love you more like a video of like a great drummer that he loves so yeah yeah great. I love getting warmed up that's what I was doing with the whole mask thing and I was like really arguing you shouldn't wear a mask for your a b**** God it's but that's also the problem with sound bites on Twitter but I can't complain about it because that's part of the game it's part of the game it's what I do I say the movie with Mel Gibson where he knows what women what women think because there's a lot of mentally unwell people that spend their entire day camp down on Twitter having argument and if you want to venture into world and risk your Consciousness in your health your met your literal mental health by communicating in this really crude manner with text messages and you know arguing over semantics of people that you don't even know it's a terrible way to exist are you on read it on Instagram they go to Twitter occasional post things on Twitter but I don't read it get it you know what I know when I f***** up and I know when people are mad at me when it's legit invalid and I know when they're mad at me for nonsense and I I'm my worst self critic so I don't need other people yelling at me I know what I did wrong I say clear healthy I think that's the only approach you can have you know yeah sometimes you can't do it but yeah there's value in criticism it's very important but not too much it's like anything else like you this value in a little bit of snake venom you develop a tolerance but if you get a big fat dose you're dead and in many ways that the same with interacting with people that are upset with you is going to be with people that are upset with everybody for no reason no matter what the story is in the news even if it's clear-cut to you and I was going to be someone who has a violent opposition to that idea it doesn't mean it doesn't mean you're right it just means people have a lot of different f****** ways of looking at the world and if you want to exist in conflict in perpetuity stay on Twitter and stay on Twitter all day long and just argue with people I don't want to do that you know and again it's not that I don't have any room for improvement it's not that I don't appreciate her accept or recognize the value of criticism cuz I definitely do it's that it's not healthy it's not healthy for me it's not it'll take you directly affect the kind of contents I put out it's not good that's what I feel like one of the hardest thing to do is to maintain your kind of creative barometer so that you don't let those kinds of things when you feel like you're not constructive pull you too far to the outrage world or some other things like to maintain that and that's why because that you do feels like at least from my perspective the healthiest form yeah but even that case people will take long form added things out of context and then it becomes the same problem that we have a Twitter with everything else you get these little sound bites there's a little video clips and you don't understand the full context of the conversation or what the what was actually said and then people get outraged that it's we are living in a very strange time and I believe it's an adolescent stage of communication and I think it's going to give it our frustrations for this are going to give birth to a better form and I think one of things at podcast what it would it's in response to the popularity of the long form is in response to people being upset with like these a traditional late night talk show things where there's a window here with one guy in the right and window here with gonal-f and his personal Center in the yelling at each other and he cut to Commercial and you don't read set with like these traditional late night talk show things where there's a window here with one guy on the right and window here with a guy and left and it's person the center and they yelled at each other and he cut to Commercial and you don't really feel like things got resolved so the response to that where people gravitate it's 3 Theater yeah


    Why Jon Stewart Retired from The Daily Show | Joe Rogan
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    I miss you I miss you on TV right now I really do this is a perfect time for you it's kind of crazy that you're not hosting that show anymore but there's so many people doing that reply to that Rhythm of the 24-hour news cycle right and how f****** redundant it is and how cyclical and at a certain point I was like I don't know what else to do with this and so I didn't want to stay just cuz I could I just done it long enough and thought I'll go let me just it was just time I thought like the audience needed not yet been then inspired you know I appreciate that you decided to go out at the literally at the very top but it seems like especially like right now like John Oliver's killing it and Trevor Noah's doing your show and it's like this is this is that there's so much to mock it's almost like an overload and do real commentary and politics today in my it's almost like you're doing commentary pro wrestling like this is a rigged game and you're on here pretending like this s*** make sense is the very same that Vince McMahon you're going to go with kind of a boilerplate structure so you're going to say RAR show revolves around your the right you're from the left whatever comes in we're going to filter it through that we're going to keep it reducible but it starts to like you say it becomes that that the commentary was going to be a spice years deep as you might want but you might kick it up a notch anyway cuz it was informative the gravity of like what was expect but really like if you're doing The Daily Show right now like we really are in a legitimately trouble time I guess it's all your trouble time of 10 years ago or eight years ago this is a real trouble time when you walk away from something I think you're kind of nostalgic about how you know while I was there and Charleston happened when I was hosting that show Ferguson happen the Iraq War happened 9/11 happened like cheeses were always and you started to feel like you were expecting just say something profound about it that you didn't really have that Inuit X or just that's a bar that was Bianca know you really did just want to help your staff get through it more than than everything else and so these events would come up and the weight of feeling like you had to say something meaningful in that moment for people status the role that either they had let you know that you had in their lives where that the show kind of took on Uno became a difficult to navigate because the s*** is so cyclical like like all I could do was stare into the camera and just Express sadness and help against grow stronger and kind of collapse on top I think people began to look at the show like it was supposed to change them and and that's a hard that's a hard place to be for for a comedy show you like it but I'm certain point about your job I think it I think people began to look at the show like it was supposed to change them and and that's a hard that's a hard place to be for for a comedy show


    Jon Stewart Asks Joe Rogan About Health and Personal Responsibility
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    who did the episodes on the game changers and you know nutrition is also like Diet is such an important part of what we do to ourselves that we don't where daughter lack of access to it highlighted the vulnerabilities both in our economic system and in our health system like the way we are as human beings of what who who's vulnerable to give these people people diabetes older folks mean it it highlights all these issues where you don't we we really need to concentrate on for the future if you want more people to survive this there is there are strategies that can be implemented and we really really need to talk to people about just being a normal stuff being dehydrated being well hydrated making sure you're not dehydrated well-rested teach me for meditation techniques is not hard to learn some breathing exercises that have been actually proven to increase your immune function hard to teach people about vitamin D and and supplementing if you can't go outside so how do you get people then remember like a car it's like hierarchy of needs you know how do you how do you work into the idea that those types of theories are actually important to the betterment of like in the stability of the larger part of the rack when they're fighting so hard just to stay afloat and told by people who are doing it successfully so people that are doing it that like maybe were struggling with their immune system and turned it around and got healthier like those people are the ones that the people that are in a bad position right now they really respond to when it comes to Olivia's an emotional connection with see if you see some guys in the cover of Men's Health Magazine he's ripped and starts talking about Fitness so I get the f*** out of here I can't relate to you I'm never going to look like that but if you see someone who is in this the situation that you're in currently and they turned it around not me but listen every working out my whole life I've never stopped for kids but if someone is fat I'm talking from their perspective and they see some guy who's really thin and chiseled then it's not going to make sense to them that they could ever be like that but if they see someone is a lot of really fantastic photos and and and Instagram and Facebook pages online will you get inspiration from someone who actually start to a diet actually start to an exercise routine and then speaks really well about watching improve the way they feel their emotions their depression all the aspects of their life and that's I think one of them are like David Goggins is a great example. I use them all the time because he's this incredibly inspirational guy who was is a Navy SEAL and it one point x 300 pounds is drinking milkshake and you put those pictures of himself on Instagram all the time just to let people know hey I'm not some alien I'm a person who is weak just like you I was lazy I got fat and then I feel how to train my mind to be disciplined that I'd figured out how to be happier and I think that that's really important for people to see that it's not in the static State we're all in a constant state of improvement and grills hopefully or deterioration if you're not careful you know the thing that I worry about those sometimes is similarly to economic distress does it make a person's he'll be a function of there or she does it change something that is beyond a lot of people's control that isn't that a little bit of like a man if you just pull your pants up you could do it like this and I can show you how I did it and maybe you can do it too that's what it is we don't have to look at every success has somehow another thumbing in the face of people who can't achieve a similar goal but there are enough people out there that can that we should concentrate on that because I think it'll have a significant Improvement on the overall health of us again as a community and I think this is really how we have to look at the the the United States and human beings on Earth in general we have to look at each other as a bunch of people that could very well be neighbors we're coming we're community and if you're my friend and you were fat and you were willing to listen and I used to be fat too and I can tell you he man this is what I did I stop drinking soda people that are understand the point they're in and I'm I'm an advocate for plant-based up I think that's the healthy way to do it but obviously eating is such a personal experience that I hesitate to ever impart that it in any other way but I just feel like sometimes for people it's almost more debilitating for that mentality of this is how you doing just got to and and go to this way I do think you have to present more options but know that it's maybe more complicated and people can be overweight or whatever and be healthy it's not necessarily you know something that's corrosive to them but it is healthy than being at an optimal weight that's what's important it gives you some sort what did that burden is sustainable is debatable maybe for some people it is for some people it isn't but some people can smoke until they're 90 and they're fine other people get pancreatic cancer like Hicks and die in their thirties it it it depends wildly on the person but the idea that you can be fat and you can be healthy I think is a dangerous narrative cuz you're telling people listen don't improve you don't have to you can be healthy and being obese the same time but the Met science does not really support that the more weight you lose up to a certain point you know but when you if you get to a healthy body mass your body works better it's really simple it doesn't tax your immune system is but doesn't text your heart is much it's better for you it's better for your joints it doesn't mean that we should ignore people that are overweight and you know when pretend that you know that they're they're not worthy or they're not not good folks I have a very emotional day because I feel protective nice over people and I I just yeah I think it's great it's a good thing though it is it's the reason why you're thinking like this we're talking about people doing well and you are morbidly obese and they don't want to listen and there's nothing I can do I just hug him when I see him and you know I hope that one day they come to grips with it and they change but they don't have to you know you you live this life for certain amount of time if you want to live it eating cake and drinking beer that's you you do whatever you want bro on the end in the end we're all going to be in the ground it's all pointless turn it around and in a very fatalistic all of a sudden the end in the end we're all dying that's how the story ends were all dead so the the story what I don't want people to do is suffer and I want people to feel better while they're alive I think that's something that's missed in the message of Health Improvement that you are actually have a better experience on Earth and it'll help you mitigate stress it'll help you and help you have better relationships because you won't be burdened down with a lot of like Friday and strapped it literally comes from a physical release of energy I look at the body like a battery and I think that some people's batteries just overflowing with corrosive material because they never exhibited the never blow it out a battery a battery is a bad analogy but there's there's a certain amount of physical requirement I think your body has to has and if you don't give that that body that physical exertion it doesn't feel good where we've evolved to hunt and gather and build homes and survive survive from predators and we'd carry around all the burdens in our body of this past and there's no getting around that and you can either deny it and just deal with all the attention or you can exert your energy find some way to calm your mind and live a life that's better


    Jon Stewart Talks With Joe Rogan About His Switch to a Plant-Based Diet
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    let me ask you a question that cuz now this is I'm wondering cuz you're talking about sort of evolving to a place where you buy and like when you had James on and he was talking about but a moral qualms about me for do you not like you said both things there's a health issue deer is a moral qualms with factory farming does not call Quan Quan with help with hunting cuz I know the reality of the life of a deer if you don't kill that deer it's going to die a horrible death from a wolf or a coyote or mountain lion or whatever the f*** gets ahold of it it's got freeze to death it's going you can either die quickly by the hand of a person you will respect that life and will nurture your body and the bodies of your family our problem is a disconnection more than anything and let me tell you something Linda Corbett lockdown happen I got more requests from friends and more information about hunting and gun ownership how do I protect myself and how do I feed myself and how do I grow food those were three really big questions that I kept getting from people such a different perspective on it in terms of just the the relationship between myself and I didn't either did you go cheap and things like that and it became untenable for me to make that decision you know that that sort of that decision of ice think you'll be better off if I kill you and then it became it was something I could no longer manage once I knew the process of it and that it was a hard very hard process it's only been about 4 or 5 years how is your health I mean I'm an old Jew so Baseline pretty much we don't age well to begin with you know if you look at markers like cholesterol or blood pressure those things it's better but like you said it I don't I don't know enough about how the body processes to know if I'm I feel better the numbers say I'm better but you know genetics get into custom and once your gut biome changes you know you really get accustomed to whatever you're eating good or bad unfortunately that's one of the reasons why people have such a hard time quitting sugar and bread and Pasta & Things along those lines your body just crazy that's what it wants me to start eating healthier food your body does drink that go off and still the world is certainly not it's not built for that and it certainly feels a little bit of an area where rain if you have to do and I also think emotional top for me but I I always say like but it's such a personal and individual Choice than you everybody's got to do for themselves you know we saw many antibiotics trying to educate yourself how your meal gets your table I think that's very wise of you and I think that is a lot of people that share your position on animal death and I think that's one of more promising aspects of laboratory created meat as long as it can be done in a way that's actually going to be healthy for us it seems like there's some real science behind that and they're very very close to releasing that a large-scale so it'll be actual meat that doesn't come with death which is really fascinating $10 for a chicken breast at one point in time but they've gotten it down to a burger now like they can actually make a burger out of this stuff and they feel like asking if this technology improves they essentially flash when it's not if you could still have the part of me that you like what's the difference between a dad and a hunting there's there's a conservation aspect of it one thing that leads to protection of wildlife habitat is actually the money that comes from hunting tags and hunting equipment there's that there's also the the type of relationship you have with your food when you actually work very hard and hunt it and kill it is very different than buying food from a store and I would say similar not going to send me away growing when you go to Whole Food sometimes you really got to stop that you know there's that's a micro micro form of what it feels like to hunt an animal and then eat it and feed your family for unify shutan I eat it literally for a year so one animal death equals like a year of my meals and you know there's also the moral high-ground position you know I think a lot of people love to look at the moral High Ground of eating vegetables and only eating vegetables as being a superior way to live their life and that's that's a good decision I understand where you coming from I understand that there's people that look at life very differently the meat that maybe don't have the sort of fatalistic perspective even though it's respectful have a very fatalistic perspective when it comes to just all organic organisms competing for resources and for life these animals I mean I've run into them when they killed each other I've seen animals that have been taken out by other animals have come across their body torn apart by wolves in the in the woods it's a wild wild thing out there man and I think we're so insulated by it in the in our culture of today that is one of the reasons why veganism and all these things are becoming so attractive I would hope that along with that we're going to be nicer to each other that we're going to be we're going to grow to be a Kinder human race I really, really hope that Boston to reply to replies the wind but I never really asked ride like individuality to them and I think that was the change for me was interacting in in individual way to farm on the farm to what I wanted it to be with Adam and it it it just made it untenable in that moment for me but I truly understand like that that is in a really individualized personalized experience that the that I made and like I said I would love it for people to make that connection cuz I think it's profound there is there is something about directions for people that when they do she had you know that's why I'll talk about the pigs and I'll be like Estacada because we give them food and we kind of remove the the natural fear that they would have any you know eyeball facing forward Predator which is what we are like you can't believe the fragility of factory farmed animals like they are to be like pneumonia like genetically the design to gain too much weight for their leg it really is you know the Island of Misfit to like Dave Dave genetically modified or done whatever they've done and and the health of these animals that are in our food supply you're eating an animal that's a wild animal you're getting an athlete I mean they're they're sinewy in thick and they're strong and they survived and there's so much more nutrient-dense when you're when you're talking about Factory farmed animals you talking about I mean what will Factory farmed animals is the worst version of what human beings are capable of they were capable of ignoring suffering to the point we lock them all and warehouses they're pissed goes down in a tunnel and feels a small Lake up and flown over these places with drones horrific writes the pig farms in particular their horrific but when you're talking about what you're doing on your phone of course you can eat those things there your pets there would be that mean you're naming them and feeding them and touching them by extrapolate that I think I extrapolate to the Animal Kingdom in a way a different matter I feel like because of my wife and she's been she's kinda smarter version of me so because of her kind of showing me that relationship and experiencing myself like it's just change the way that I view it I feel like because of my wife and she's been she's a much time to her smarter version of me so because of her kind of showing you that relationship and experiencing myself like it's just change the way that I view it


    Jon Stewart on George Floyd Protests, Enacting Change | Joe Rogan
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    seems like trying to enact change is so difficult that when actual change happens is one of the reasons why it happens in such a big way it's like there's so many people bounding at the wall and pounding at this wall that when boomed when the George Floyd protest broke through then all the sudden it's we've got real change and this is feeling of change and of chaos that is also representative of the fact that it takes so long. cultural Battleship it's like to actually get a real turn it's so hard that's so everything stays the same no matter how mad people get even at that point that's still the easy part like it's not going to get it fixed by HBO Max Going Gone With the Wind like when you pull a movie nobody was planning on watching on a streaming service nobody can find symbolic stage doing the s*** that is symbolic when and this is where leadership become such a crucial component so you have this Great Awakening of energy it has to be channeled into something lasting and meaningful and we have to diagnose the real problem underlying this moment so that we don't make a mistake and just changing the window dressing and and the guy on the building's yeah like this has to be this has to be foundational in a way that will create something lasting and that's that's the hard part it seems like the shift is big enough that something's going to happen in that regard it just seems like this shift is nothing like anything we've ever seen in our lifetime and it's worldwide which is really crazy like the George Floyd death sparked all these protests worldwide which is really never happened before with anything really is taken America just seems like there's also a lot of frustration during the bailout. Of of the Cove in crisis that all these corporations are getting so much money the people got one $1,200 check and then then there was no more talk and it just you don't know where the money you know there's really no accountability this horrible crime and murder spark something but what's underlying that is not just the racial inequality Dunedin equities but this whole idea of we build our society economically for the top down essential workers who are the ones that are the fabric of our society and cultivate cheap the the wheels turning and the trains running like who are those people will it turns out there the most poorly compensated people in our society the Paradigm for some reason since the 80s tour class has gotten the break and working has got minimum value were while overvaluing investment is such a good point I don't think we can have the structural change into more than not having your health insurance tied to your job but in your life are you hear that if I can get a chance I go for something if I try and change my lot in life my kids will no longer be covered by it like all the things that we built up to except I think we have to turn it over and it has to leave more people should be able to have like a dinner you you should be able to work a job and not before you go to work and not need food that's where we fought we stand found out that what the essential workers are right people who work at supermarkets people build homes like all all these is stencil job I'm in f****** danger when I go out and Yeah welcome to being down range like in a lot of ways to what a great vast majority of the world faces in terms of having wise and yeah you know that's what it feels like when you're in a war but I signed up for that but like a grocery store more than I need to protect my life and maybe the help my family really did highlight what's essential that which is good specs your point about this idea of income equality like people will balk at that like hey this is a game if you want to figure it out figure out how to make more money invest and do this and become a banker and you f***** up and you want to be an artist or you f***** up and he wanted to be a carpenter you should have been you know whatever but what they don't understand or don't consider is when it hits the fan like it did with the Kobe crisis recognize like he all that stuff is nonsense if someone doesn't take out the garbage all that stuff is nonsense if you don't have health care all that stuff is not none of that money means anything if the fabric of society deteriorate to a point where literally everybody has to stay in their home and you can't work and that's what happened and it really flipped the whole thing on his head because we we had consider survival we had to really consider survival instead of just existence we were saying oh my God we have to protect our cells from this viral viral attack and what it makes you realize is how much money it takes to Antioch to the American way of life what I mean by that is like behind the 8-ball for the rest of your life now think about you know black people not being able to build equity and well through generations you know government policy that excluded them from your from whether it's the Homestead Act and the federal housing Administration for the GI Bill government interventions socialism if she will entitlements if you were made to help white families build right over why do people were explicitly excluded from that so bad that on top of the amount of money that you went and you start to see the hole that we've dug for people now and if we don't address that whole I don't care how many bucking comedy sketches we pull and how many things don't like we were not doing anyting yeah we haven't addressed the whole that exist from being a hundred fifty years removed from slavery blink in time it's nothing and how crazy is it that like and you always I always hear it from like the but people don't like George Floyd thing and I was terrible really rocking Jim Crow like those things aren't there they're not memorials to the dead their hagiography to a war over slavery like when we Shot the movie Down Salman so I would think they would say like does it say that this is great man like of course people are going to pull them down cuz they've been begging for us to do something about it for a hundred years it's also the origins of those a lot of those statues were actually put up during the Civil Rights Movement and their cheaply-made they were put up as a middle finger to the Civil Rights Movement white there has to be a process and I always think about like what South Africa has to be a painful lead process that allows us to I still think to this day and I don't know how your experience I still think there's a large sloth of white people and black people for not being able to get out of this hole that we put them in or that the government put them in but they think it's a problem of culture and virtue like if they would just pull his pants up and talk different you know they would have such a perspective that you don't have anyone who think like that doesn't understand how human beings develop and grow if you have someone it's widespread I would say it's a dangerous narrative whenever you blame people for their if their circumstances are grossly out of their control and really severely limit their progress and that exists also for if you want to talk about coal mining populations in the same s*** it's people that we don't all start out at the same starting block so all you pull yourself up by your own bootstraps motherfukers you're lucky you have arms okay there's people out there born with no arms like we should all be thinking of ourselves in this country as a community not as a bunch of people in patient with each other we're all piling our money together every year we throw our taxes into the mix of try to take care of the infrastructure and the government and the housing and other all the different things you get paid for by our taxes where Community man and we not thinking like a community was thinking like a bunch of people that don't want other people to have the same shot in life that's his yeah conflict between when you would consider like that the more nativist wing of American politics and then the more Progressive sign is this idea of resource guarding let's all get together and the project of this next generation is to build a stronger Foundation a granite bearing for everyone to stand on so that there's a few people standing on Mount Everest and everybody else is in sand man isn't the way that we run the society and and think of these programs not as entitlements but investments in the mean in Dignity of work s*** start building at up will food stamps and welfare start to go away building something more substantial we built a great middle class in the 50s the wifey we have to do the same now for the country and and and also reassure you know people who are resentful of that but they're not being left behind either that nobody is saying and your lives are f****** cake can I change your life that much either man this this mentality that all Bernie Sanders when I was a supporter of Bernie Sanders when he was running I got pushed back from people that we like so you want to give your hard-earned money more of it away to the government and you think the government's going to solve this my perspective was if you just looked at it this way if you could give was just crazy if you could give 25% more money to taxes but the world would be 50% better get what you want I understand the people check the check I understand but if people like me people that earn a good amount of money or the ones going to be hit the hardest if you wanted a better world wouldn't you be willing to invest some of your money into that better world if that money goes to making sure that no one has to do this in the future and that we develop this better be better communities needs places that have been f***** for decades want that you want a better world for your children you want to know what to say but we wanted to die with all this money in the bank like it's crazy Theory so every ministration comes and he's going to stimulate the economy they all do it we don't have a free market the FED right now is driving so much money into stocks you are driving everything away from bonds and and savings so that the stock market which for some reason to look at like a pulse oximeter of the nation it's not it's no 800 Dallas today like we've come to look at it like it's our temperature yeah so everybody they're investor well do not as well about trillions of dollars of stimulus right that are just going to that same. Take those trillion dollars and less invest less stimulate the economy but not from up there and f****** Marshall plan our country and and build it so that it's so that it's 30 on the lads you know you know you're a fighter sturdy on the rag if you're not still going to Legend nothing might ideas we should get Dick Cheney involved and we should hire Halliburton to fix up the inner cities like a did all the places we bombed in Iraq


    CHAZ Activists Became What They Hated
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    open the chat situation is there doing exactly was talking about it with holding on the war of the other day they're doing exactly the same thing to get mad at when they take about a country they put up walls they have borders they have police enforcement they beat the f*** out of people there's been murders inside it's not all Kumbaya you know it's like you just made a shity or smaller version of a city of course you did Albuquerque delay in there's a thing that happens when a lot of these protesters get acquainted with progress right with her it's antifa or any like you know real Marxist left-wing Progressive socialist movement they have good intentions right and they get lumped in with the idea of progress so people let them get away with stuff they seemingly loud to their Justice program most brilliant move ever are you think you can do better so you have kids right when you kids like good luck week I just don't understand how that happen just let it go I think it's a good publicity stunt if you talk to be my friend Rob Wolfe reached out to me because some folks from the Seattle Police Department reached out to him to try to get their message out to try to figure it out and the sense that they were saying that the media is not telling the true story and the true story is every time like the media will show them tear gassing people did they don't say that they had set up boundaries and they said yes they are the precinct got to stay out of this area you guys can't just invade and every time they put up these boundaries they would push through and vile and then they had to use tear gas leaf Defender position in any event we had to give up the whole Precinct to give up like six blocks and they don't feel like there's a lot of support for their position in the news and they also don't feel like they're they're being given the freedom to defend it properly like they'd the really couldn't had to get out of there that's why they took that's why those people took it that's why it's still locked down today in the mayor's been saying lately it's time to go home now but the mayor before gave a f*** to answer of it like saying that to protest. He's been great maybe this is the summer love like okay good luck lady like these ideas to get connected with progress right so those people who really want better right they're angry that George Floyd got murdered but we all are every normal rational person angry they all want to f****** see change but we all do but they decided to see change and six blocks of Seattle that has nothing to do with George for this took over and they took over these building so they basically did what coin does did they came and took over but they didn't they did with Trump did they put up a wall and then they did with us constantly beat the f*** out of people I mean they did they ruined their own idea within a couple of weeks so it really was like Seattle just gone cuz you can't even get people out of San Francisco they basically taken over Portland Portland filled with tents San Francisco's nuts man it's nuts you drive down the cedar stump some neighborhoods in San Francisco and there's five pence in front of the house is this what would you do if there was three tents in front of your house because in the yard and he's right there and you have this little little tiny patch of grass where kids can play and you kid runs into a heroin needle if someone checked over the fence but we have to be Progressive we have to be night way to go knock on the 10 hey man you can't I retain her gets f*** out actually won't you're going to get the f*** out here to get f****** got to go later you got to go see I think somebody else funded that I need that was a big joke I think that wasn't going to be something I don't know probably somebody in the Deep state or whatever the guys that found all the other stuff that goes crazy right does that money go around who gets it blindly believe any of these narratives anymore its just beyond to me


    How "The Ultimate Fighter" Saved the UFC
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    now he's standing like a it was super necessarily I say that became like a big #super necessary hilarious game you can't play your b******* for sure nonsense and hurt game if everybody's pick in the a gimmick or whatever they try to push there was trying to be Connor why not be yourself who's f****** late yeah meme Edwards Edwards is a slick Striker especially back then that was Yves Edwards when he's Edwards was arguably the best hundred 55 lb in the world that was actually knocked out Josh Thompson that highlight reel where he throws that that round kick off living back then before the first cat ever stop Nate Wright has good as it gets you know it when you see that fight me that was two guys easily could have done the same to each other and just tired it played out that way disheartening but they were hemorrhaging money man this is all pre Ultimate Fighter didn't know what they were doing in terms of like the future they would feel alright yet a million dollars in the hole in this cage fighting shitt August is is too brutal for America that I'm really into it but then they figured it out the ultimate fighter show they finance the whole show paid for all of it pay for the whole thing paid to be on the network and then boom that one final fight with Forrest Griffin and Stephan bonnar and these two crazy Fox are beating the s*** out of each other and it is a wild melee of a fight and then the viewership just keeps going up during the fight Millions is the people watched during the fight like tuned in extra people tuned in because people calling a friend like bro you got to watch this is nuts even know what it was like what is this little gloves on what is happening here before the fans of UFC or cage fighting or whatever but they didn't really get to know who Chuck Liddell was that once you get to know those people with Ultimate Fighter was when you saw this insane fight is going to play. Better to do those reality show fun reality show to watch instead of the bring it back by the way Paulo Costa and Israel adesanya adesanya oh really really holyshit Batman


    Coronavirus Spiking from Protests, Misinformation w/Joe Schilling | Joe Rogan
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    tocovid and then the George Floyd protesting in the riots and looting everything it really highlights how fragile are our civilization is really really shows everybody and how easily we are controlled to the media easily were controlled like it's you just getting brainwashed and once you realize you just being brainwashed like you just control how you feel about everything that controlling you hate this guy change the channel black eyes good guy this guy's Buck this guy and it's all misinformation The Who and fauci one day that don't do math you don't even ask the next day or you need mask Como needs 50,000 respiratory ventilator is and put them all in the nursing homes and all the news people died but let's not talk about that like why we incentivising are even going to the men why are we incentivizing hospitals to say that they were covered us what is the purpose of that it makes no sense and they required more like financially it's more difficult to treat those people that they allocated more money towards people that had Kobe beef bottom Ark Des as cold as people to get shot really quiet covid-19 died but did they testing recovered lot of them are just words are there in the numbers come out too so the idea is that it could even possibly bounce-it-out they don't know but there are a lot of people that have liked their here's a deceptive one that I've read it was really f*****-up they were talking about this kid who was I think you 17 who died from covid-19 never said he was healthy no under no other health issues they said but then you read the article deeper turns out he had diabetes he had type 1 diabetes and he was 400 lb that's not no issues these articles are full of s*** and they write those articles just so that you click on them because they get the f****** ad revenue from clicks then so their incentivize to trick you into being scared 17 year old died what happened my seventeen-year-old can. Holyfuck and then you click on it and if you don't read you know six seven paragraphs into the article you don't find out if this is a 400-pound diabetic kid that you know would have died from the flu three months earlier would have been the same s*** you know so the numbers are fudged so I don't know what to believe your numbers don't come to me with more Scare Tactics Bowie do numbers are spiking what you already said that 50% of the positive or false positive Willy's finally they're saying when they said their numbers are spiking I haven't heard the 50% at fault video that was the chick that is with fauci that other one if you have 1% of whatever and we test it and 50 you know about half of the positive or false positive and then I don't wear a mask and you have to wear masks they said the whole reason we have to flatten the curve is because you can live on anything for up to like nine days and even an asymptomatic person can still transmit it then it comes out this exact opposite all the time goddamn mask love it but who's going to protect your family me and the spikes guess what happened right after the protest at least they're saying that now at least they're saying they're being forced into saying is probably connected to the the protest of course or it's just one more way to get them back are them to stop revolting with schisms as get them chill out and get you now the numbers are spiking guys yet willing to come in before before the election I got to do something I got to figure this out all been approved by the governor everybody's you know distanced six feet apart they all maintain social distancing during the show they wear masks during the show how long it was doing this of the Austin protest you seen it it's crazy you know Austin which is the most Progressive city in Texas had this insane protests which listen I think is great I do I think it's great that people want to show solidarity that people want to to get out there and and let everybody know that they're they're not down with police brutality and that their there they're down with Racial equality and that you got all these thousands and thousands of people together to have the same positive message I love it however that covid-19 f****** people but one thing they have found out if you guys if you guys going to protest protest during the day and this is why there's been a new study that came out that said that covid-19 dies almost instantly in contact with sunlight like 2 months ago and everyone thought he was crazy the nighttime is just as dangerous in the summer it is as it is during the day it's not heat temperature issue I'm sure some temperature kills it to do this thing is not real bro this is not real bro it's not real it is a f****** flu from a flu every year and die I think it's a bad thing I don't think that all of this nonsense is going on and they keep keep perpetuating and keep perpetuating keep fluctuating ass come on I just not buying anymore I just you guys you change your your views and change your opinions it's like it's like if you were the writer of a TV show safe friends your job would be the right a 30-minute episode that was funny and intriguing and dramatic and f****** scary or whatever the f*** and the media just writes an episode and then the next day they look right in so to write a new episode might change their s*** have analyzed the actual virus itself and they find all sorts of problems with this virus I had Bret Weinstein on the podcast of the day he's a professor a legit biologist and He was discussing all of the indicators in the virus that seem to point to the fact this is probably been leaked from a lab and explained it in terms of the way viruses evolve imma do a terrible job of paraphrasing it cuz I'm more on it and he's brilliant but when he's sitting in the long run what he's basically saying is this is a very legit virus is very complicated because of the fact it's been f***** with because this is not a virus like you know like a regular cold or like anything else that we've encountered before this is something that's really complicated and may have evolved because it came from a lab his perspective is it may have evolved to transmit better indoors and it's very vulnerable to UV light which I also might be part of you know it being from a lab and not something that existed in the wild that actually just jumped from a bat to a Pangolin to a person or what-have-you so legit scientists and biologists who are not a part of the narrative did not working for any government agency they're not the part of the news media is trying to transmit propaganda they are concerned with it and their concern with it for very specific scientific reason now me as a person who doesn't know what the f*** any of that stuff I just said means really I just repeat it it sounds like I'm smart but they that the smart people actually worried about it for very specific reasons that explain to you now it's not vulnerable for a lot of people they're not going to be vulnerable like pro athletes were talking about those NBA players that get it this is our top of the food chain stud athlete they shake it off over and over and over again there's a lot of people that get Idris Elba took it off a lot of people to get it shake it off they barely get it they barely even know they have it but they're really robust healthy people the concern is people that aren't old people people that are vulnerable when they get it man they got it bad and I was reading an article today about a woman who's been sick with covid-19 days now and she still has days she has like it's horrible you like symptoms and she gets really easy but I think she has multiple sclerosis and she's got some other underlying health condition so those people have to really be worried about this cuz is not predictable they don't know how to treat it totally especially the beginning turned out when they put people on ventilators my buddy Michael yo got it and he got it early on and his doctor told him if I put you on a ventilator you're probably going to die because your body's going to stop breathing for itself is going to let the ventilator do all the work the van 90% of people put on ventilators for anything ever died the true that's what I sent he brings his own beer it's funny how he's jump balls deep in the weed and CBD dog CBD I f***** up with cbdmd and I took some of their dog CBD is delicious peanut butter flavor I think it's fine what is the Beaufort what is the oil that what is a Rams Head I think it's a goat head as I asked him once about it I can't remember what the answer was but I think it's always been like his thing that has the goat head is it Beelzebub sounds good yeah be careful you know you get people so high that they get super paranoid they look down that goat head Baphomet Baphomet that's right I seen him on things before that's like something donkey with no a lot Houston ICU capacity could soon be exceeded as covid-19 hospitalizations were all the videos come out and it's like people in going to the hospitals and there's no lines that they try to make it out to be you know there's a lot of a lot of fuckary going on with this misinformation then tropical medicine at Baylor College of Medicine he's brewing guy Houston which is known for its top medical schools has a large concentration of beds and research hospitals and what not and they're very close to running out of all of their ICU beds years ago are very close to running out of all of their ICU beds state to reimpose more aggressive social distancing restrictions to he's not a he's not a foolish person if he's saying this is it legit scientist in a doctor and he knows a tremendous amount about diseases I met him many many years ago


    The Max Rohskopf Corner Incident: Should Fighters or Coaches Throw in the Towel? w/Joe Schilling
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    such a f****** crazy fight going to bring the side you brought that up so Everybody's Talkin about this week in the fight where the Drysdale there's tell him to stop the fighting and he's like Drysdales like just trying to be close to keep going around there's a lot of people are saying it's a fighter says he doesn't want to do it anymore whatever that's Simon Marcus by after 3 Rounds wasn't begging my coach to stop it but I did not want to go and another f****** around and did I win one more imma call you can't do one more I don't want to do one more I can't even want my coaches like f****** you can do it one more round and we do it but a lot of Fighters experience that and it's the coaches job I think they keep them to try to keep them going outside on that but he didn't find any way after the conversation is over yeah maybe you should have called it when the guy said call it but in the moment he doesn't know that you can't talk the guy in the fighting and then maybe the guy wins like you don't know what a person's psychological mind says like unless you train with that person and there are some people that you can talk into performing better that said he took a lot of punishment right maybe he knew something maybe maybe it was a good thing to stop there's sometimes when your body is just broken sometimes when you shouldn't go on and this debate I think is very healthy the debate of whether or not the coach was right over there. The guy was right but ultimately the guys right cuz you can't go on so he doesn't he quits and he's you know that's his decision what he only only he knows what was going on with his body went Gerald McClellan got criticized for taking a knee against Nigel Benn I don't know if you remember but it was the fight to put Joe McClellan in a coma and in severely handicapped M40 McClellan at the time was a f****** ass ass in man he was scared he was another guy that cut way too much weight you cut a lot of weight man it was hard for me was really big and so when he would get into that if he's fought 168 I think it was fine a Roy Jones division is it 168 or 175 get pull up Gerald McClellan vs. Nigel Benn this was the dark destroyer dreadlocks in German coal and knocked him through the ropes in the first round cuz he was smashed people who just smashed people he was such a guy right so he thought lyric rhonchi just moving forward behind a jab big right hands just nasty vicious puncher well Nigel Benn gets up and he makes it through the ground and and then turns into a war and then jump clone starts getting tired and then they Clash heads and then Nigel Benn hits with a couple punches late in the fight and when Nigel Benn hit him to is early on mean this is look like this would go a little earlier than this so we could see this combination this was Gerald McClellan and everybody was like real keen on him fight Roy Jones jr. this is when Roy Jones and it was in his prime and this was like the big challenge was Gerald McClellan Roy Jones jr. everybody was thinking that was eventually going to have to happen because Gerald was just smashing people and not go boom boom boom do the f****** rough she could see he's like really out of it but so tough and so conditioned but he makes it back we that barely can get through the ropes got a lot of seconds there though right that's probably more than 10 seconds so anyway and look at the referee there's more seconds and Gerald still. Nigel starts teeing off on Gerald's and Gerald's punches are coming real slow and he's getting tired and Nigel starts connecting and it mean the crowd is going to f****** bananas it is a wild-ass fight and at one point in time they had butt and then Nigel hits him with the punches and McClellan takes an A and everybody's like I can't believe that she's going to quit he's going to quit and then he goes his corner and then he slumps and and goes unconscious like he knew something was wrong when anybody anybody that criticizes yeah they're saying I can't believe he's doing this I can't believe this f****** you just going to quit but he knew something was really off only the fighter knows I mean maybe it's psychological but maybe something's wrong and maybe you can't think maybe his brain is just f***** maybe knows not to be able to punch right maybe he knows there it is so he goes down and just decide to stay down he's like something is f****** really wrong he's like out of it and you see this is I mean just looks something looks wrong something looks wrong you know he's hurt bad and Nigel Benn is moving in for the f****** kill and he drops in there that uppercut in this is where he quit seat and this is where like you see him he's struggling man but if I remember correctly the commentators were shocked that he decided to stay down he's quit so they that way and you know I think they were you know expressing such shock that he quit and pretty pump that Nigel Benn beat them but they didn't know you know and Gerald McClellan that injury scare the f*** out of everybody because he was you know one of the golden guys he was one of the guys that everybody was excited about it was like if if that happened today you know to Ryan Garcia or something like that you know someone who's you know real exciting up-and-coming someone who's you know Canelo Canelo just against Canelo is a bigger star than Gerald but when someone who's of that nature like an elite super Elite fighter whines up going into a coma like that that's f****** terrifying s*** and give out of it okay but apparently that was responsible for Roy Jones kind of altering style and being very Safety 1st and really thinking about eventually you know getting out of sport which is ironic right because he wanted fighting later and later and later and it was like me has last fight just couple years ago


    Elon Musk Thinks Coronavirus isn’t as Lethal as What We’ve Been Led to Believe
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    play civilizations fragile do you mean because of this covid-19 s*** that's going on right now well I don't know where that's what's crazy like you go back to November nothing and here we are December January February March April May six months totally different world so from nothing to everything's locked down there's so much conflicting information and conflicting opinions about how to proceed what what has happened you you find things where there was a meat packing plant I believe in Missouri where 300 + people or asymptomatic tested positive for asymptomatic and then another place is hitches ravages entire communities and kills people and it's it's so weird it did almost appears on the outer like if you didn't know any better you like what it seems like as a bunch of different viruses doesn't seem like it's the same thing or has a bunch of different reactions to the biological variety of Peep I mean I kind of saw this whole thing play out in China before they played out in the US so it's kind of like watching the same movie again in English then what say the World Health Organization said it was it's very much my glasses I probably was very deadly to very specific kinds of people with specific problems and the sheriff if you're below 60 and and have no serious health issues the probability of death is extremely low when they first started to lock down the country it's very difficult to correct course that's why people really wanted a panic when you see all these people on ventilators and so many of them are dying and you see these nurses are dying and doctors are getting sick in some places that fears Justified but then another place is your you're reading these stories about hospitals that are essentially half-empty they're they're having the furlough doctors and nurses because there's no work for them most of the hospitals in United States right now have him T procedures and normal things that people would have to go to the hospital for yes I mean I'm not talking about just send me the election procedures are quite important it's like you have a bad heart I have gone out or my knee and I don't want to go to the hospital I can't go to the hospital to extreme pain feel like I have like white serious issues that are choosing not to go out of here so I think it's from it's not good it seems like the state of public reception not as fatal as we thought it was still dangerous still worse than the flu but not as bad as we thought or we feared it could be objectively than what she is much slower at least a factor of 10 maybe a factor of 50 lower than initially filled do you think that the current way we're handling this the social insane the mask the locking down is it does this make sense is it adequate or do you think that we should move back to at least closer to where we used to be well I think proper hygiene is a good thing no matter was her hands and you know and if your if your coughing stay home or wear masks this is not good you know I could do that normal you know, people I think that that would be a great thing to turn it off in general throughout the world washing her hands 9 years off at nine year old boy thank you care I don't give a fuk by wash my hands so improved if we meet at some point there probably will be a pandemic with with a with a for the high mortality rate today that that's fine that is like a high mortality event that the business is at least practice for something like that and I think there's some such pandemic bugging. Of course I'm not disrespecting their death no loss but I'm saying overall as a as a culture is a community as a human race as a community this is not as bad as it could have been this is a good dry run for us to do appreciate that we need far more resources dedicated towards understanding these diseases what to do in the case of pandemic and much more money that goes to funding treatments and and preventive measures absolutely coming out of this that we will develop vaccines that we didn't have before for a coronavirus is not the other other viruses and and possibly cures for for these in our understanding of viruses of this Nature has improved dramatically because of the attention that so it's definitely easier if we act correctly in the future have a serious really high mortality rate and we kind of got to go through this with with without without it being something that kills in the past numbers of young healthy people with without without it being something that kills in the past numbers of young healthy people when you made a series of tweets recently you know I don't remember the exact wording but essentially were saying free America now because I don't think that I


    Elon Musk: Compulsory Quarantine is a Violation of Our Rights
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    this this particular coronavirus issue that we're dealing with right now seems to be a great Illuminator of that very fact is that there's so much data and there's this is so much as open to interpret the so many things cuz it's all happening in real time right and like particular right now in California where in stage 2 tomorrow or Friday 2 days from now saves to retail stores opening up things are changing with no one knows the correct process that needs to take place to save the most amount of Lies but yet ensure that our our our culture and that our our economy survives it's a lot of speculation and guessing but a certain places they'll tell you we know why and we know this and we know it's hard information on our civil liberties and civil liberties a lot of people a lot of people died to independence with the country and and fight for the Democracy that we have and you know we should treasure that and not in and not give up our liberties to easily I think we could probably did that actually to require people to stay home require people to not go to work require into to arrest people for trying to make a living this all seems wrong and I said it's the wrong approach is an infantile ization of the society that dad is going to tell you what to do the arresting people for protesting because they're protesting in violating social distancing in these mandates that tell people that they have to stay home if you're at risk you should not be compelled to leave her house or leave a place of safety but usual so not be if you're not at risk or if you are at risk and you wish to take a risk with your life you should have the right to do that at this point I'm particularly protecting the people that are at risk versus penalizing the people that are not at high risk for living the life the way they did particulate having a career and new living in feeding your family paying your bills keeping your store open keep me restaurant open yes that you even if you're fine even if you know you're going to be okay there certain people that will not be okay because of your actions they might get exposed to this thing that we don't have a vaccine for we don't have a universally-accepted treatment for and then we need to get in the business there's two arguments right the one argument is we need to keep going protect the weak protect the sick but let's open up the economy the other argument as stop placing money over human lives and let's turn place until we come up with some sort of a decision and let's figure out some way to develop some sort of universal income Universal basic income plan or something like that to feed people during the during this time mff some reason like that well that's my opinion so the now ya know that you can just sort of send checks out everybody in and they will be fine is not true obviously there's several have this absurd like view that the economy is like some magic Horn of Plenty like stuff do you know what the goods and services they just come from this magic one of Plenty and then if like if somebody has more stuff than somebody else's cuz they took more from this magic one of Plenty just break it to you out there if you don't make stuff there's no stuff so make the food medical treatment teeth fixed legislate money and Sutton Sophie's things if you don't make stuff yet there is no stuff obviously we'll run out of the stores we ran out of the room pictures of the hold the machine just grinds to a halt but the initial thought on this virus they're the real fear was it this is going to kill hundreds of thousands if not millions of people instantaneously in this country is going to do it very quickly if we didn't hunker down we didn't shelter-in-place if we didn't quarantine ourselves or lockdown do you think that the initial thought was a good idea based on the perception that this was going far more deadly than it turned out to be maybe I think briefly briefly briefly but I think if you know any any kind of like sensible examination of what happened to China would lead to a conclusion that that is obscene not going to occur this this virus originated in Wuhan there was like at through throughout China threats the world and fatality rate was with low the filter the information is coming out of China to accurately really get a real true representation what happened they did the propaganda machine is very strong implicit with a lot of their propaganda the things that American companies have massive Supply chains in China what country has leprechaun we have hundreds of suppliers like to hear 1234 suppliers throughout throughout China so we know if they are able to make stuff or not we know if they if they have issues or not then they had their China's back back at Full Steam and many pretty much every us company has some significant numbers fighting trying to see how you know if they're able to provide things or not or if is you know High mortality rate by 7,000 people in China so run parallel do you think there's a danger of Donald Trump's it's his goal it's his in in than anything he does is sort of theirs there's people that are going to oppose it and come up with some reasons why he's wrong for taking this climate was as we're leaving of November and you know that the 2020 elections do you think that is it a real danger in terms of public perception that Trump wants to open up so they need jerk oppose it because they oppose Trump I think there has been some rest so it's not great what is the question of like it went way too supposed to civil liberties from this picture may know adjustment to realize like okay we thought it was one thing it's not it's not good but it's not what we thought it was going to be. We feared so let's let's backup and reconsider let's do this publicly and say we were acting based on the information that we had initially that information appears to be faulty and here's how we move forward while protecting civil liberties while protecting what essentially this country founded on which is a very information appears to be faulty and here's how we move forward while protecting civil liberties while protecting would essentially this country founded on which is a very agreed-upon amount of Freedom that we respect and appreciate absolutely


    Brian Greene on Seeing Humanity in the Context of the Cosmos
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    write more and more books you find it to be more difficult or do you find it to be easier well my early books were all focused on trying to bring scientific ideas out to the general public and the elegant Universe was about String Theory fabric of cosmos space and time hidden without is about multiple universes and so in that role my basement trying to translate from the cutting-edge research into ordinary human language so that people who don't want to go to graduate school can get the basic idea what's going on in this book is a very different opposition I I feel like I've moved in a in a in a significantly different direction through this book because yes there's science yo entropy Evolution the history of the universe in the beginning to the end but the focus on why we humans do what we do why we tell stories the emergence of language why we tell missyb engagement religious experience why creative expression is so important to us this felt like it was drawing upon things I've been thinking about for decades but never put into to writing so it was a harder exercise than anything that I did before cuz it was a different exercise but in the end one that I felt was even more gratifying because it was making clear why these ideas matter as opposed to just trying to tickle the brain of the reader I'm trying to actually if you will touch the heart and soul of the reader and that's something which if it's successful feels very gratifying I would imagine that would be very hard to end to feel play cat it to put the cover on it and to go that's it yeah right it is and I feel that true or miss with with all books you know they're the famous adages that you never finished the book you abandon them whatever whatever happens and that was true in Spades in this particular case because the subject was so big and you can always imagined but at some point you recognize that you know life is an ongoing process and work is ultimately a snapshot of where the author was at the moment that the book was written and that to me is really what happens here this is a snapshot of my view of The Human Condition set against the cosmological and fold them and how much of your perceptions of these things has evolved you know as an educator as a scientist and has a person is in the public eye how much is how much of your perceptions on these ideas have changed over the course of your career huge huge that was a very hard-nosed science thinker when I started I think part of this may have been I became a professor ready at a relatively young age I think I was 27 when I got my first faculty job so many of the garage is students for the same age as me so I think I felt the need to have a very rigid scientific outlook on the world Peak because of that and I know as I've gotten older that has changed my willingness to entertain a broader range of thought and experience and ways of being has as absolutely grown the other thing that of vast and vital impact on their students you know for 30 years the only thing I really taught was technical physics courses quantum mechanics or relativity you know thermodynamics and what do you do there you're at the Blackboard you're putting equations up there you're trying to get the kids to be able to solve problems and understand the mathematics about to be the only thing you really ever doing is touching the cognitive part of their brain the last few years I've been teaching a course the students didn't know it that's actually based on this book so I want to try out the ideas with young minds so I taught a course of Columbus Origins and meaning and in that course I had students from across the campus not just a physics students at the neurosurgeons the anthropologist see how their understanding of how their major or subject fits into the cosmological and folding changed many of their perspectives on what it is that they're studying and what they're doing and to have students come to my office until shuckin up shaking up whatever the right format that verb is where they're saying you know I've lived my life in such a way but now I'm going to think about religion as perhaps an evolutionarily interesting and useful development as opposed to theme from on high or when I think about creative expression at something that might seed Ingenuity and Innovation as opposed to something that is just pure inspiration coming from the outer world I'm thinking about my life differently and some of them frankly would be upset that had students come in tears and I never had that one at each quadrant addicts and you know more than one what I am in the world what was the key aspect of his that was shaking them well for some students it was the it was an ocean of religion because many of them or the some of them had a traditional religious upbringing and their academic life in the religious life or completely separate and now when you have a chorus in which you're focusing upon how it would be that this institution of religion might naturally evolved on planet earth based upon what we know about humans and human brain. evolutionary pressures that we've been under some of them began to think about religion as a very different proposition than the one that they had when they were growing up and I was in a position I've never been before of basically Counseling of students saying hey it's okay to have your world shake a little bit it's okay to think about things you may come back to exactly where you were before this course but if a collection of ideas can make you rethink your life at least it'll casted in it in it and light it illuminated differently go with it see what happens and I never had a conversation like that when teaching Schrodinger's equation you know and for me is most gratifying pedagogical experience that I've ever had because you're reaching the whole person as opposed to just reaching this cognitive technique of solving equations conversation like that when teaching Schrodinger's equation you know and for me is the most gratifying pedagogical experience that I've ever had because you're reaching the whole person as opposed to just reaching this cognitive technique of solving equations


    Brian Greene: Thought Itself Will Come to an End in the Universe
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    long-time my operating theory on Aliens was when I see something that's interesting then I'm going to pay attention to it right cuz it it just it's too attractive and it's a part of the thing of whether it's ramped or any of these wonky things there's something about woo-woo stuff whether it's psychics or the antlers that's really attracted to people yes I'm sort of a weird way and so is so are aliens the idea that if we were visited by something from another world for advanced space daddy or whatever it is they comes down here and Brad can you show us the way that's that's so attractive that it is I think it messes with your ordinary ability to observe and to objectively analyze what's real was not agree with that and I think it's an unfortunate feature of the human mind that we tend to look outward for weirdness that will inject into World more than the everyday that we experience through through common everyday encounter if we want there to be more we don't want it to be that were just on this rock around this planet and we live for a while and then we're gone we wanted to be more than that and so we imagine that there's some answer floating out there in the cosmos and maybe that will be brought down to earth through our space daddy is he referring to it and my view of that is it's much more noble to recognize that there is no cancer floating out there in space there's no space that it's going to come here and say this is what it's all about the answer is you and I and everybody else we manufacture our own meaning we manufacture our own purpose and how much better is it that we come up with the our own meaning to having it bestowed or forced Upon Us by some external entity I don't think that diminishes things I think it aggrandize has them because it's coming ultimately from ourselves that makes laws I think the hope is that spaced-out is going to prevent nuclear war and figure out how to fix the ocean but the other thing that's worth keeping in mind and this I think is surprising to some people you can do a calculation as to whether Consciousness can itself persist indefinitely in the universe you can ask yourself sure Earth may go way you and I were going to go away we recognize all this but is it possible that some kind of conscious being can continue to cogitate indefinitely far into the future or its progenate continue to cogitate and you can pretty much established that thought itself will come to an end in this universe thought itself is a limited lifetime phenomenon in the cosmos when at least our universe right yes I'm going to focus just on hours is it from drop-down of protons when we get to that point there's no room for thought no idea that's part of that but I'm willing to go for the unwilling to imagine that even with a breakdown of protons that there's some way that the particles that its ponds electrons neutrinos photons whatever somehow through some configuration of widely separated particles is able to have signals going back and forth that allows this particles to think I'm willing to posit that in order to be a general as possible and with that assumption you can still prove that the Relentless rise in entropy that we were talking about before ensures that any cogitating being that happens to still be able to persist in this unusual round with particles will ultimately burn up in the entropic waste generated by its own process of thinking to the process of thought itself in the future will generate too much heat for that being to be able to release that heat to the environment and to avoid burning up in its own waste when you think you will fry food are ideas of the importance of thought are so egocentric when we take into consideration the vast scope of the universe and How Majestic in the cosmos today no thought at least as far as we know whatsoever like like hypernova is like like you give the more you know star nurseries infinitely larger than us and responsible for life itself these processes create the very elements that are needed to create life but we're so concerned with this one animal's ability to think and Ponder create and emotion write stories and that to us it is so egocentric really self-centered when you take a look at sitting and in the valley wouldn't desk it's really weird that I think about it says so important and it's hard to not think in those terms but I encourage people the part of the point of this book is to encourage people to think in the cosmic way and recognize point that you're making which are with these little tiny tiny finite beings crawling around on this planet we're here for a brief moment of cosmic time and that's all there is to it and some will feel like oh my God that's disturbing that's distressing and my point is hey extol celebrate the fact that you were here for this brief I mean think about the collection of quantum events stretching back from The Big Bang until today that had to turn out exactly as they did for you and for me to actually exist each one of these Quantum events and they're nearly infinitely many of them could have turned out that way instead of this yielding and universe which neither you nor I nor anybody else would be here and get against those astounding odds astounding us we're here that is cause for celebration and you can go forth or not only over here we can figure out how we got here we can create art we can write the stories that you are referring to we can create play we can build monuments we can create films we can do things that inanimate objects can't so this to me is where the value and purpose and meaning comes from as opposed to trying to look out and hope space daddy comes with the answer of no flashing neon signs and that's what it's all about it comes with the answer of no flashing in neon signs and that's what it's all about that's never going to happen


    Kamaru Usman: I’d Take a Boxing Match with Canelo Álvarez
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    you ever thought about a boxing match like you have you really thought I was going to instead of MMA I'll actually wanted the Box really yeah cuz I was living at the Olympic Training Center and my girlfriend at the time was an Olympic boxer and oh yeah and so I was like man that's wrestling thing is not really working out because I've been hurt a few times and it's hurting my motivation to want to be Olympic champion wrestler tell my motivation was starting to die now and I'm like what else can I do like I can but I still want to compete and of course you know dating a boxer and having this kind of watch them now you start to being gulfton what they're doing in the preparation and I'm deeply in Richton it now to wear and I was already a boxing family now I might be starting to learn what's going on and I might maybe I should just come back and box for the next four years and try to make the Olympic team and go in the Olympics but then I might wait so I'm going to throw away the scale that I just work heading almost 10 years perfecting learning just throw that away and then you start a new sport off the rip your idiot 2324 so now you've been striking for many many years now and so when you see something happened like with Conor and Floyd Mayweather if something like that comes your way would I take it thing with that is a lot of people are going to say that you can't box are you can't box like he's got to know it looks at the end of the day no I'm not condition to be able to box like them to be able to go to 12 3-minute round even though yes MMA rounds a 5-minute rounds might be more intentional three-minute rounds but different conditioning to be able to slip punches move and then throw punches and block punches be efficient efficient comfortable it's a man it's hard work to where we going to MMA fighter around you feel like you want to die there a box you can come into it you know mme and might not have been able to get through around you know it's just different mechanics you know just being able to work the mind and relax the mind to get to work on it it's different. I would definitely give it a 35 lb title I mean that would be the big fight why would I get some some big-time boxes in there to spar with me and it really helped me prepare how much time would you need cuz I'm saying is like Floyd was genello he gave he gave Connor a very short window of time to get ready boxer Canelo just go out there and do I mean yeah of course I can do it in less time but but if you were right I need to do it right to feel confident going in there the boxer boxer not and not saying that I would definitely win know it's me imma give it my all like I'm going to come you not going to just walk over me you going to fill me right now because the UFC is getting involved in box absolute and they do have some plans on promoting some big boxing matches and perhaps having some raphides Crawford is talking about fighting he's like I'll fight you won boxing match with Connor he's like I'll fight you won boxing match and will fight you one MMA match I think he can do it I think Terrence could do anything I mean that's the thing I was going to say is and you know that's a God that I like to watch a lot to boxing there is an art to learn something or learn some things from him he's he's very good he's an orthodox fighter switch is South parties deadly he's just as good if not better yeah he can do anything and he's like a computer he starts seeing where those openings find your weaknesses and then starts putting it on you and put it on your hair turns a special he's got a dog in them too he loves that he loves it that time that a lot of people might not take away but when he turns on that dog in trouble I think you could too I just don't know if he's famous enough to entice you know like not make it not making Floyd and Conor McGregor right I mean who knows, maybe Conner wants to have a bunch of that maybe look kind of got probably a hundred million dollars in the bank right it probably is due if he's doing it right now is barely doing anyways doing it for the challenge and for the rise it might be something that he would be interested in but he just said he wants a billy like a million dollars in career 2050 million I think TF not retired I'm do other job as well but 250 million I think because at that point it's generational wealth oh yeah it's something that you know my kids kids and my family is going to be able to live off of not retired I'm do other jobs as well but 250 million I think because at that point it's generational wealth oh yeah yeah yeah it's something that you know my kids kids and my family is going to be able to live off of that's that's that's all I care about


    Kamaru Usman Got Really High with Rashad Evans
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    so you don't get high at all now no never hype I have I have my 26th birthday was the first time I tried it what happened nothing nothing nothing I mean I guess I didn't know how to do I didn't know how to inhale it I didn't know how to smoke it and then that same year I had to yeah I was thinking the last year I was at the training center Olympic Training Center and then I had to do I did The Ultimate Fighter season 14 I was a wrestling coach for team Mayhem Miller and and me and may have with sick and we were in the in the same house and we would sit on the balcony at night after filming all day will come and eat without weed smoke and we just relax and eat decompress and I was a crazy thing about me I'm too smart guy I mean yeah he had a crazy smart guy who just come back and sit there and relax and just think he would say certain things and then he was like yellow you should try this you should just try this that doesn't do nothing for me already tried it that you doing it wrong what's like a fat piece of my brother's don't we doesn't do it doesn't affect me bro isn't even for me and I had to edit by big piece to I'm eating cuz it was like it was good with chocolate eating them eat nothing and I need to go get water so I let me go get some water and you walk in the balcony sliding door you walk inside my room our rooms are this way down the hall his rooms further my room is just to the right and the kitchen's right front so I walk in I'm like okay get some water I'm like two steps before I get to the counter but I'm just like they're what's going on I never touch you water I eventually just somehow turn it to my right just stumble into my room I fell on my back like this I woke up 10 hours later tell them we were shooting the show in Vegas until I was my first time being in Vegas and but it was fun time and I was just like wow okay but then after that I smoked again with my friend down in Florida years ago maybe four years ago and that was when I actually got high from smoking you know I hit it hard at first I might cuz I'm the same I might this doesn't affect me guys so I already wrote that out my Wii doesn't affect me guys so I hit it hard then I told her you got holding in I'm holding start coughing i coughing like maybe 6 minutes again like right away pack me that I hit it again hard coughing not going to do nothing for the hit it again bra told you guys this does nothing for me man and we're sitting on the couch and my little brother calls me and I think this was when he was making the transition he's leaving football he calls me talkin to me on the phone and now we're talkin I'm not mad everything is good manual you'll be fine we'll do something else and I forget everything I was just talkin about I was a I'll call you back so I can and I immediately I'm one of those guys if I don't have control. I feel like I don't have control of my body my thoughts was going on I kind of gave it anxiety so I kind of start going to the panic mode and so I'm sitting there on the couch and he has to look at me and I look left of these guys sometimes something's wrong something's wrong something's wrong something's wrong I don't know what's going on I was just trying to talk to my brother and I forgot everything I was talking about something is wrong and they are laughing hysterically laughing at me bad and I'm in the now I'm like okay now I got to be cool I got to try to be cool while I control is Happy cool happy cool but the biggest thing is I couldn't control what was going on the fact that I was feeling what I was feeling I couldn't shut it off that was it for me I was like yeah I can't happens when you cough like I don't know why it's a deeper I don't know if this science behind that is there any science behind that tree like coughing get you more High cuz it is for me when I would if I'm smoking pot and I cough I go oh no no I'm not sure maybe it's a small because I'm not used to having smoked in my life cuz even now if I walk through casinos I'm I'm sick for a while with pot use one if you're not if you're a rookie Vietnam veteran you don't do it a lot you want that serves right that's it stop stop right there sometime after that it was like almost like he didn't pressure me but it was like he was Rashad funny guy so we're going to Country waiting Wayne yeah he's big following out and on the south end and I don't he doesn't hold you under he curses at all really funny guy if you look him up very funny guy and so we're at the show in before the show starts and he's I'd like to take a walk so we're walking and it has like me and him like it the wisdom that he passes on to me this is crazy I love being around him I love spending time with them that's a weird walking and then he's out and he's smoking I'm not sure I've always heard like you keep people to things get funnier when you smoke weed I hit it I cough a little bit but not as bad you know what causes a little bit and I'm okay and see we're still walking and then I hit it again light and all this time I didn't cough Micah Hyde that should be good I should be perfect at the shows going to be phenomenal so we get in now we're sitting in and we're sitting at it cuz you know those improv comedy clubs are very very tight especially the big nice ones but the VIP tickets you're right there on the floor next to him like maybe three seats away from the stage so we're there and it's a packed house is everything sold out and we're watching him and watching him and watching them and I remember like now I start feeling something I'm getting paranoid now Michael so I'm I'm talking to Richard well in my head I think I'm talking to him so I'm thinking I'm I'm trying to whisper because I don't want to interrupt the show cuz I want the comedian cuz I've heard Comedians and go hacks with you so I'm like trying not to interrupt the show I'm like I'm thinking I'm like Rashad Rashad and thank you. Could I almost I was this close to running out of of that at the Improv Comedy Club you can handle this so I'm like trying to reel myself back in my mind I might just breathe relax. Relax watch the show read and I'm I'm getting to the shop and get into it but every now and again in the creep I can't your hi bro your I get out of here get out of here but that's it. Was it for me after that when I might you know what he's just not for me it's not not for me I've had those experiences a hundred times maybe more like what I just get so high it just gets ridiculous but you still do you still do it I like it I always learn something when I get that high when I get real high I'm probably like my probably have an issue I need to take care of his bother me in the first place where I feel bad about something maybe I said or something I did it did this like marijuana like if you have something that you you are like maybe pushing in the back your head marijuana's I put a flashlight on it


    These Are the Three Fights Kamaru Usman Wants
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    mentioned he has mentioned your name right. The only reason we've been talking about, kind of in the conversation because he came out and said that he wanted my belt you know like I don't give it I don't get your s*** about Connor will the idea what time that 4570 if he could win a title at 70 me goddamn 55 and 7 because because he's trying to make history redundant to go through a class and get a belt and all 3-way classic no one has ever done that well the UFC champion for a hundred million bucks he's not in the business of talkingshit he doesn't have anything to do with that but he said one of the darkest things ever heard of a guy say before he said I want to change his face you always talk now do this and this whole mess with all character do all this talkin and then you know I used to I respected massive a lot before you know but you know after years of years of being in the game and you finally start to get a little shine and this house you're going to do it this is what you know now you're you're that give me Chi-Chi yeah but now you know all about him him to this point what he's got this hype around him now but that's what it is a little bit of a good job but knocking out Donald Cerrone talking out there until and putting Ben askren to another dimension with a flying knee all that help and then popping up Nate Diaz and open up two vaginas on his face that is that is why he got popular right you know that yeah but you know like where those the hardest fights at that time well Darren till was taught to be a very hard and until was a good one above the Tyron Woodley fight but still Darren till was taught to be a very good fight yes and Donald Cerrone Donald is real 55 pounder yes yes yes so Donald Cerrone Darren till and then the Ben askren one that was no matter how you slice that's goddamn crazy what he did to him that was it that was the gamble I think that was the gamble fight that paid off and sent him I took all that high from Ben askren I understand I get it rightfully so but you know now that the kind of make all this noise and tell you this and now you going to do this like I've heard him gone as far as I know he's going to break my face is going to do all of this and do that but then I see you backstage and nothing was said nothing we sat in the same role counterspy the same 10 people apart nothing was said you know I'm that type of guy if you are going if I say what I'm going to do. I'm going to do something to you when I see you I'm that's it's on sight I don't that's not me I don't like to talk to s*** and this and that but if I feel a certain way about you when I see you I'm going to confront you about it so your number one picks GSP number one hits yes number for legacy for history for everything number to Red panty night number 2 number 3 equals 92 yeah yeah I mean it is what it is that we don't let's just be honest unless they somehow cuz they're doing everything possible not to fight me right back and forth at 5 because like I get it let's be honest it is if my manager said it too if I was his manager yes I why would I fight you I would do everything but if he goes back down to making 1550 or whatever he's making before I get all that hype is done and also yeah why would I fight you the opportunity potential problem is everyone has been sent all they need to give him a title shot give me Joshua guess what you just might get what you wish for but now you realize don't I don't I don't really want to talk I want no I want I want this money over here I want this guy to pick me so I can get that money I don't want the title shot because we both know what's going to happen him and I both know his management team know everybody knows what's really going to happen but that's the nature of the game because he's got his fans who really believed that he can beat anybody in the world that he can't be touched there is that all you had asked the guy that's going to beat you in a knock you out he's going to do whatever you want to do to you know it's not going to happen not even remotely possible for it to happen being certified to set up I mean I don't care like I'll fight anybody behind it would be used to carry around with them but everybody wants your belt yeah I so you know at the end of the day that's you know Dana said that's the fight that he wants and and we're in the business of doing business with Dana right now so if that's the fight to Danny wants to make them we're going to go in the room and talk and what kind of time I do think you looking at me looking for you well let's see April's taken already March has taken what about a run livent and I will see what Dana says if it makes sense for them nice that's what I want to see all three of them at a hundred whether it's GSP I'm at a hundred Mazda, 200 red panties night come on I'm f****** talk I'm a hundred percent pump for all three of them want to see I ain't know at some point we just look at him like that kind of makes more sense than even in Odyssey the master dog being in the welterweight it has been doing his is Sting you know but it's like anybody in the top five top-five well if Connor jumps right ahead of everybody and gets a title shot like people who don't want to help people with frown upon it but same time and same time they get him out he's fought a just fought at what the way yeah you know I know get it because it looked, it did the same thing for lightweight he went straight into a mythical creature that can go in creature that can go in and win three titles dude and all like that I mean it makes that they've kind of want that opportunity get who am I to try to stand in the way of his opportunity to try to to be great I don't mind


    Colion Noir on How Strict Gun Regulations Hurt Working People
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    trying to do almost everything to limit the amount of options that someone wants to have a gun has here to talk about it a little bit harder and so if you start adding cuz all these lost their not to not freed you and I not have a problem paying for but you know who will people live in City environments and don't have a lot of money that's who's going to have a problem buying guns for protection who arguably probably needed more if you don't understand I think about that or people don't understand the laws are designed to make it so hard and annoying to own but you just don't want to do it it's just too much and people like why don't you like mandated training what because I have already seen what they've done with other law so all that's going to happen is they're going to stop for saying okay if you need three hours of mandated training then it's going to be for this is going to be 7 then another shooting will happen 20 now as somebody who's an entrepreneur who can generally speaking make their schedule maybe they may be able to do that somebody working two jobs for door or five they can't take it there's no way they're going to be able to satisfy that you know and people don't think about the real implications of that and so and even even then even from a an Intercity perspective people who are talking about policing debt that we police the Intercity too much well where do you think you're going to go and enforce these lost if we have more of them where do you think you're going to enforce them they're not they're not going to to to Malibu to enforce gun turn forcing them in south-central like I mean that's just is what it is so people don't think about the actual real consequences of these lost they look at them and take that badge pretty reasonable no other laws on top of that they were considered just reasonable enforcing them in south-central like I mean that's just is what it is so people don't think about the actual real consequences of these lost they look at them and take reasonable no other laws on top of that they were considered just reasonable


    How Owning a Gun Changed Colion Noir
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    another perspective thing I've noticed to that's that that's the mentality that is way more pervasive than it needs to be the way that people look at success I was raised but my mom and I should be a f****** failure to be honest with you I am like the epitome of a having a background where I should be nothing my mom was like look if them one at you and not meeting any specific race or any specific type of people but just anything if you want something and you see someone that has something that you want work and figure out a way so that you can get it that should be a motivation not something I look down on in safe or why do they get to have that that's not fair I should have that I think there's too much of that thought process of mentality in this country and its in mind is he there and it and I think it's scary scared because then what it does is Abilify success and so now instead of sex accepting something that people aspire to it's not become something that people attack and I think it's incredibly dangerous incredibly dangerous of someone who's doing some shady s*** with with loans and you know I'm talking over people with no subprime mortgages and that there's two different things that make you successful you know The Wolf of Wall Street money do you get from ripping people off but I think that goes without being said though it's weird people are weird and the reason I have it and I I know it's a little naive to degree but I do believe like a gun change the way I looked at the world and I think the gun like a lot like you know you would say like a physical symbol of self-reliance not that I don't need anyone but to trust in my own ability to find a way to deal with any problems that I sometimes that ability means go to somebody who's better at it than you that can help you do something to learn exactly find the strength within yourself to overcome issue that you're dealing with the gun show me and I don't told me that responsibility because now we're talkin however I want to buy it as far as the sporting Enthusiast aspect of it it's still something it's life and death that is a tour of life that can be used to take a life and can be used to say one so because of that that is a big responsibility especially when I'm carrying that very thing on me everywhere I go so it had me really appreciate life more I thought of the value life a lot more most people think you get done and I'll send you just want to take life no like the assault stop the day after use a gun to defend myself I'm going to need therapy flat-out immunity therapy because it's made me value like that body like before but it's something that brings it to the Forefront of your Consciousness when you have a gun and you understand what they've done can be used to do and so that happens to way more people than people realize most people think everybody when in reality number of stories of people out there who I know a guy who the firearm helping get out of his depression I know I know it sounds crazy sounds crazy please speak about and he's in he's very he should be I mean he grew up in the streets of St Louis and he didn't even have a good life he was young and he was depressed when he got in the fire on that allowed him to deal with his depression because it found something he was passionate about that is crazy but that's something that does actually work when you find something you really love and pursue it and you get some like that's one of the problems I have with the term depression like boy that's a blanket throw over so many different factors like what it's almost like the term drugs I can say you on drugs yeah I drank a cup of coffee, it means you really like that in that their people and I know these people that have a real problem with their brain and where the brain produces chemicals same way some people have problems with your liver some people have their born with ineffective lungs these are all just parts of us being the person and some people have like legitimate issues that I think they need medication for and then there's other people that just don't feel good and they called depression because their life sucks and their job sucks and no one wants have sex with them and then I have any money so they're depressed and they say I'm suffering from depression and if so what do you do with that will some of those people get on medication and I don't know if that's really the answer because there's a lot of those people that I know that have discovered Jiu-Jitsu or discovered other things that Yoga evil is physical things often because they release endorphins and cuz they're actually healthy for you but also you get passionate about something and you see this Improvement and we were talking about that with guns I was trying to describe to someone why I like shooting guns and I said one of the reasons why cuz I'm not very good at it you know I like learning thing I like learning all kinds of things. friends because they're actually healthy for you but also you get passionate about something and you see this Improvement and we were talking about that with guns I was trying to describe to someone why I like shooting guns and I said one of the reasons why lie cuz I'm not very good at it you know I like learning thing I like learning all kinds of things


    Colion Noir Reflects On His "Real Time with Bill Maher" Appearance
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    wanted to thinks you either pivot find something you're good at and go that direction or if you willing to put any effort figure out how to get better at what you're not good at and then and then apply those things now it's going to be hard it's going to suck you still may not even get to the same level degree of somebody else's naturally talented in that in that sense but what's the alternative it's about it and like you said complain complain that you see people who are not very good commenting on people who are successful they start saying this is one of the reasons why I could never make it cuz the people that made their sellouts or their this or there that and like okay you know who doesn't leave comments like that winners make mistakes in the thing of the different so is you do it publicly you mess up publicly oh yeah that's a lot to take in at like even like when I went on when I was on a man when I was on Fillmore and I'm going to Round Table I didn't think I did a good job I don't think I could like a lawyer I thought I can go on reason and to be honest and I was out class because they had a great command of using emotion I don't think it's a good way to communicate and I said it would go on the show he's trying to talk me into doing the show and I think I agreed to it but then I found ways to get out of it this is why man talk one-on-one is hard enough like you ever thought sometimes you're expanding and I have a thought I'm holding on to it but then you keep talking and I'll know when to get it in there lose it now when it's three other f****** people and they're all trying to get sound bites the hoping you're going to be on YouTube while performing it is a lot of it a lot of his performance make a point and I'm like it's a bad way to communicate to others to chime in and reinforce your thoughts cuz it's like that I think a lot of pro-gun people haven't been able to get go to hopefully I communicated in a manner that was that resonated with a lot of people in the same same way here it's I'd be lying if I said I did not value the ability to have for the time being within 2 hours 3 hours Pace access to your audience at the same time because I don't understand take me I'm saying why but I'm just passionate about this in a way that sometimes even I have a hard time articulating and so when I see all of these new people cuz I know your audience is very like I have a big there's a base in my audience gun people and a lot of them very conservative and your audience if it gives me the ability to speak to a wider Gap people who would otherwise never even looked in my direction because of what I talk about insole in aren't that many platforms that are available right now that are willing to open the doors to the opposite perspective because you got a smart guy you know that this puts you in a very peculiar situation you can end up looking really bad because you're literally confronting and testing out all of your ideas in front of the your audience that thinks to do everything right and so many people aren't willing to because of the worried about looking bad which is why I give mad props to Bill Maher's well because there aren't many platform most people just want to sit there and will Chambers yell at the audience so I can't think about any other type of platforms that may have a different perspective that would let me come on like this and that's just me being not well I think it's important to talk to people that have all sorts of different ideas you know the thing that's the thing going on today or people talk about giving someone a platform you shouldn't be giving them access to your platform Michael what the f*** is the purpose of a platform if it's not to test out ideas it was not like if you want to talk to someone when I'm not talking about someone like was in the KKK controversial viewpoints one of the best ways to sort those viewpoints out is a challenging there and in fact there's a lot of people support a lot of people that have a tan where I've confronted them on their ideas and it did lost a lot of fans because of it cuz these ideas now fall apart under scrutiny under someone who could talk to you for long periods of time and just start go okay well why do you think that and then they say this and that and then you go but where's that coming from there and then they see this as you get deeper and deeper you get to the basement and you go out apart under scrutiny under someone who could talk to you for long periods of time and just start go okay well why do you think that and then they say this and that and then you go but where's that coming from you and then they see this as you get deeper and deeper you get to the basement and ego all this is a s*** there's nothing in here


    Colion Noir: Politicians Make Gun Policies Based on Movies, Not Facts
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    nothing that people don't want to hear it I want it I want to hear that but it's a dessert thrilled to shooting I mean think about it like New Mexico sometimes a thousand meters that's crazy it's extremely knowledgeable but I don't know the exact seconds because it all depends on you you talking about different bullet speeds make the sound travel slower it's crazy traveling faster than speed of sound you don't realize that and it's not even being in a beautiful environment oh my gosh you can't beat it up to like 200 and that you hear Boom dink so there is a difference. by the Boom Pow what's a lot of times it's like that's how suppressors work because people think suppressors make things super super super quiet I really don't what you're doing is at its mitigating the noise at the muzzle right and people don't realize that when a bullet break the sound barrier you get a crack when you shoot a gun typically speaking you hearing to sound at once you're in the bullet leaves the muzzle and then you're hearing the crack of the bullet break the sound barrier is traveling text so it's like a but it's happening at what it sounds like is happening at once auditorily so when you put a suppressor on a people are surprised cuz want to mitigate the noise that the muzzle all your hearing is the sound of the action if it's not a bolt-action and then you're hearing the bullet break the sound barrier he actually gets really damn quiet there but the problem is is unless you're shooting a bolt-action the sound of that bolt smacking back and forth it's loud as hell to put about a pistol same thing yeah. But it also it's so loud because you got your outside of the cone of blast right until everybody on the side of you I think that's a that's a health issue I think so too I do you healthy for your ear like this loud man ain't nobody have his ignorant idea the people going to sneak up on people shooting suppressors and they do it at a courtesy say the other people yeah yeah I mean look it really would be good for people if they they had suppressor but it's a thing in California I think they're totally Elite based on movies people that don't understand because you head-on just got people making policies based on movies movies movies so


    Gun Rights Activist Colion Noir on BLM, Defunding the Police | Joe Rogan
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    I don't like when people are telling other people what to do and not to do in spaced on their own personal ideology I don't like it I don't like it at all either cuz I'm I'm very much of look you do what you want to do with your life as long as it doesn't interfere with mine step on any of my my right we're good how Texas of you 100% in favor of law enforcement and I think they need to be better trained and I think you need to get rid of those bad motherfukers I think there's a lot of them I think there's a lot of bad cops and need to get rid of those and in general the idea of having a nuanced perspective on a particular issue is so far gone now that you can't even really have a conversation I can say one breath I'm Prokop Ian Prokop I have a lot of friends were cops however there also will get number from her evils f*** probably racist and need to be f****** dissolve from the from the I'm with you but I'm also Pro these peaceful protest yeah I think I'm peaceful protests are important and there was some guy did a bad job of explaining what I was trying to say but whatever basketball player was mad at me the other day cuz it was something I said that I think a lot of people are fighting like an invisible enemy when they're when they're protesting what I mean by that is yes we need bad cops yes cops should stop shooting whether it's black people or white people anybody bad cops are really good cop bad cops and bad cops shoot people whatever race they are are f****** terrible there's a problem cop shooting black people statistically not even just shooting people if what if you look at it see if you look at the statistics for cops black people is a thing that people like to do where they say well actually cop shoot more white people than black people think there are more white people than black people. More important is cops or physical with black people more than they are white people got their physical with brown people Mexican Puerto Ricans their physical with them more than they are white people more than 25% there is a problem also there's a problem with people that don't know what they want they just think that getting defending the cops are bad that's what I meant by fighting an invisible enemy I still have shity job explaining it thing we should want is a safe Community including people to get pulled over by cops there so that's the one thing that needs to be addressed first right fun them better trained them better all want this this this deep on the cop she is crazy I think a lot of movement has been co-opted and I always always hesitate because they're a lot of person that wants to topple the current structure of the United States that's pretty much it. That's why I like I make a delineation people ask me about Black lives matter for instant black lives matter the sentiment I can get done with black lives matter organization I cannot because they are not for the same thing went on stage with Bernie Sanders at one time to leave so don't quote me on that whoever the two women are who were who were the founders of black lives matter the organization they are trained Marxist said it with her own mouth on the show what do they want I dispose of them because they are rebellious and nature and us will topple the power sector that's in place vent so that's where they useful idiots that you think they are utilizing people running around Frank Black lives matters while riding and looting and what like what needs to be done at what needs to be done to keep us safe is not defending the police on me to go through the police department with a fine-tooth comb and every one of these m************ that has multiple complaint just get rid of them just get ready to find out what the f*** is going on if there is the multiple please don't make sense we have to leave me alone yeah but find out wrong with you when you should never been a cop in the first place and we all know that there are people like that when you talk to people that were in the military there are folks that they will have to work with her f****** sociopath and they hope that Bud's training and its SEAL training is going to weed those guys out at ranger training or whatever whatever the f*** it is they have to do but it doesn't always doesn't always and sometimes they get in a situation and Chaka was talking about how you'll get an entire Seal Team that they have to disband Andre and Andre set up because they have bad leadership guys and they come in with good leadership and they get trained correctly and it turns around and turns out you know what's cooking for me if we joined some sort of a military group and you're being led by some f****** piece of s*** Commander what do you do with where do you go and get your face in the entire organization is f***** so lot of this stuff is top-down so you have a lot of these cops that are in these bad neighborhoods and they've been dealing with corruption for there's a there's a movie called 275 and it's about the 75th Precinct in New York and Dowd who is one of the guys in the movie was a bad cop and he's out now and the time she like that movie and I had them on the podcast but his first day on the job did they throw a dude off of balcony or some s*** like that he was told to shut his mouth something happened like first day on the job he has some crazy s*** and they were basically told hey mother f***** this is how we do s*** I get all that f****** goody-two-shoes Dragnet bulshit out of your hair this is how we do things here and so then you're indoctrinated into this Forest it's already compromised I think that's where a lot of people kind of that's why I think a lot of people come from when he talked about the systemic aspect yes I do believe and I agree with you I'm like you got a guy who has multiple multiple complain to me at a certain point where there's smoke some fire somewhere and so at that point if you can't really really justify why this person is getting a lot of complaints and it's like you said if it doesn't make sense why they okay cool but if you like real suspect four of being able to tell someone do what I'm telling you to do this appraisal video watching the day of a white guy pulling over another white guy and he's telling the guy get out of the car and the guys why you want me to get out of the car he goes cuz I'm f****** telling you to get out the car he pulls out his is pepper spray and he goes hey man goes I'm going I'm speeding I'm going 5 miles an hour over guy and he goes to Hidden ghosts out your lucky does your lucky day goes no because you're f****** crazy he's like you're going to pepper spray me cuz I'm going 5 miles an hour over the speed limit so this is an example of a person who should never be in a position of have an ultimate power over someone like that is it was a really good time was a veteran that you would have been able to defuse a situation he would have walked up to you and how you doing sir you know why I pulled you over you're going a little bit faster than 5 miles an hour over the speed limit pepper spray to go just just cuz he's filming you when he's filming you he's allowed to do that that's you you this is like an audition for you to keep your job and he didn't do anything wrong and face-plants her weird naked choke and he's a screaming at her and these other two and these other people are standing by watching this and filming it and it's f****** Madness is a terrible way to handle the situation just a person who's either got PTSD and my buddy Jojo I think the problem is the relationship between community and the police should be a symbiotic relationship that's that's why I should be because even the same to the same degree that needs to be trained I think there needs to be training that mandated training but people should be on a car inspected by owner understand the Dynamics and dealing with people who carry guns and vice-versa so obviously needs to be understanding be aware of the fact that okay you're living in a population more people carry firearms so the idea with the present of a firearm in the hands of civilians should not terrify you that much now I get it there are bad apples all over the place that brings full circle men's citizen should understand because there are certain people who are bad apples who carry fire on it may want to do it will towards the cost that I as a citizen the responsibilities that says there's certain things I'm going to do whenever I'm interacting with the cop that signals to them pay I mean you no harm I mean no threat I get pulled over at the first thing I do is I pull over what one is down I have my ID and I have my concealed carry license in here right everything I'm doing is just to put the cop at least I understand you don't know who I am and I Know Who You Are and generally speaking at the time I was I was in the car with with my girlfriend and so and so I think I think I like I am six at the time and so I was speeding and is my information request with you Wikipedia but I do want to make it easy for you but it means you won't have the problem with me now about it but and inactive had people threaten me before gun owners that don't like guns there are people out there like yourself that are the best example of what you would hope for gun owner and if you're if that's your f****** neighbor you should be happy that that guy's armed some s*** goes down and need someone to help you and you want people to be able to help himself in my neighborhood Monica they have police write the police and they were told to stand down there were told to stand there white people looting I think nothing to that I think there is a semantics issue going on with the Define the police at least from what I'm saying cuz I heard about the defunct play some stuff about I guess there is a segment even within the defendant police there different Sexes are the people who are like no we just need to reallocate certain portions of the funding police in different places and then there are people who are like no we just need to absorb all police take away the funding and get rid of those people are out of the funny thing about that looks like what's going on in Seattle how fast do we realize that crime is going to happen it doesn't matter unit in for my hair was pretty much a hit was it but not the one from yesterday but the one before that cuz there was another shooting and apparently it seemed like it was a hit like a they were looking for this person they went to kill them and I'm like you were supposed supposed to be this Utopia it's not the way to handle this in my opinion is to fix the current structure to do it in a logical way that makes sense it's not to take over the council to take his black back to what you were saying about black lives matter don't you think is probably people in Black lives matter with don't have the sort of marxist ideas they just don't want black guy getting shot by cops black lives matter I am all for it because they're essentially the leadership of this so you think that the leadership has I do have ulterior motive packing dinner I basically saying that they don't really care about black gun ownership so forth and so on it was like an attack piece and I think it was the branch of black lives matter that's here in La actually and so I did a response video and I and I and I Russian ships and some other stuff that I have no idea what it has to do with anything with respect to now it's become this kind of like all-encompassing umbrella of lgbtq and some other stuff but then and even aspects of I guess I do want to say antifa is under the umbrella but that the whole marks is kind of communist socialist aspects of a politics kind of creeping into that as well and then when you couple that with the idea that you have the actual founder saying that they're training Marxism and then you have what you see now playing out will you have the very peaceful protest been co-opted by violent people who are now just engaging in rioting and looting and then branding it black lives matter there wolves in the wolf hiding among sheep I think there's there's a bunch of things happen at the same time and I think when it comes to the rioting and looting I think there's a lot of just opportunists to all the time he's telling me he was like you know all the windows are broken out and really they really was just a bunch of kids just running around taking advantage of the chaos and just kind of windows on the streets cuz you know when you're coming so they're filming this so many videos of people filming on the streets were all this madness is going this one crazy video where all these people breaking in his s*** and it's got runs the street another guy hits my car and goes flying to the end of car takes off bro it's mad and then you just smashing through Soho and breaking into art galleries and stealing everything and it's also have chaos chaos you inevitably will get destruction I mean that's that's what happened why you need structure is why you need to keep my I am no fan of the government I'll be the first one to tell you I am no fan of big government however you do


    Looney Tunes Reboot to Remove Elmer Fudd's Gun w/Colion Noir | Joe Rogan
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    call it in the hunting world there's like a dispute between the hunting world and the Tactical world in the guns easiest world and they called the hunting world fuds the gun remake of Elmer Fudd his work is crazy folks Elmer Fudd who's always been hunting Bugs Bunny now he's hunting Bugs Bunny with a scythe which is it's the eating Bugs Bunny with a shotgun at least he dies quick Vegas shooting so they like everyone in media wanted to stay away from God so I'm like with a siphon explosions or okay you know Looney Tunes so this is a new version right this is completely new it's not like they took the gun out oh my God this is so weird. It's so sick and he just stick of dynamite in his mouth and he blows his f****** face off that's okay I mean what is first of all what kind of f****** s***** Dynamite I know right that's the worst lesson you teaching kids no Dynamite safety because Dynamite just makes your face dirty first second and then and then teaching kids there's no consequences to Dynamite but then it fixes it with dynamite and it says coming soon that is the dumbest should have ever seen in my life. It's so weird depending a gun-toting my mind goes okay this is more of a cultural thing but I think I think there was an attempt to be made to erase the idea of firearm ownership in this country because I think there are a large lot of Pilates like me like we grew up even though I didn't grow up with Firearms I still grow up with an understanding. I was I was taught about to commit to a certain degree in school now so what it tells me is I'm assuming the demographic of people that are going to be watching that are large it would be largely you and I who kind of grew up with that in the past for the Nostalgia effect but then also a new generation of kids going to be watching that as well and we all grew up without my front having the the shotgun the hunter with the shotgun the gun debate in this country by like you get people like Joe Biden talking about you know what you need is a shotgun you don't you don't need AR-15 shotgun shock who needs an AR-15 for hunting you pasteurize Elmer Fudd and you take away his shotgun bilar you get people like Joe Biden talking about you know what you need is a shotgun you don't you don't need AR-15 shotgun shock who needs an AR-15 for hunting you castrized Elmer Fudd and you take away his shotgun


    Best of the Week - June 14, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    Magic the Gathering is now racist Magic the Gathering is it's amazing how many people did blackface it's very strange it's very strange strange on Primetime TV Jimmy what's wrong with you everybody's like oh you're mr. t for Halloween it was never like it's a very strange thing you know you can do white faced no problem. What is Magic the Gathering invoke Prejudice card opponents only using some of that match the skin color of their opposing creatures shows how f***** up everything is there's a lot of things going out there right now apparently it seems like a perfect storm engineer the downfall of society you would do it and several steps you would have a reality show president where everybody's mad at him and then all the Liberals get their feathers in a ruffle and everybody gets real super uptight and and then this is big divide between the left and the right that's kind of manufactured and you have this disease to block everyone inside force people to not work so if your business falls apart you could be the most hard-working diligent disciplined person who's always at work an hour early always has your eyes. In your teas Crossing you still go broke you're still f***** and then you have this George Floyd thing and then boom it just ignites the Powder Keg the other thing that's around all this is this social media which is you know I'm only going to post things that are just going to completely make everyone that sees whatever I'm posting emotional and and filled with rage whether you're on the left or on the right my goal is to enrage people that's the golf and then I just get spun up over and over so you're taking all these little incidents and you're multiplying one times thousands and thousands of views like when he was Tony Soprano he was more like a hippie you know he was very laid-back you know he were like Birkenstocks and like a bandana on his head and I told Marsha kelly didn't really talk like that I wipe my ass with your face that guy at all he would say to me like before the season let's go down have dinner diversity he was in O an actor theater God tell you what I wrote a kids book called Nikki douching it turned it into a movie and Michaels in it and Paulie Walnuts and Johnny sack and I was in Jim's trailer and he did the movie with Brad Pitt and SE with Jim and Chip said I won't beat the f*** I will beat the f*** out of him for the money he paid me I'm not f****** doing it swear to God for all the people go up all the various people that eventually talk s*** about him go up and praise Harvey why oh my God it's so bizarre it's so strange cuz they were intimidated that he had that much power over people's careers and they didn't feel like their voice would be heard of that people would you know take him serious about the f*** you basically I half-ass hello maybe he was way above I was beneath him he never got punched in the face a map in your mind of where the territory is yeah I mean I would say there are several ways it could go but unfortunately the Dynamics look almost unresolvable if somebody does not speak for the movement and with it being unresolvable you've got a conflict between rural people and urban people you have a conflict between and those who are self-declared allies and Ally doesn't really mean a lie but foot soldiers on behalf of this movement and people who won't go along with it and what I'm trying to raise people's awareness of right now is that there's something in us being raised in the US there's something in us that thinks that the Great Leap Forward in China cannot happen here what happened in Cambodia cannot happen here that Nazi Germany cannot happen and you know the Soviet Union couldn't happen here I don't know what characteristic it is that people think makes it impossible I don't think it's impossible I think if there is a characteristic that makes it unlikely it is the structure it is the Constitution which I would argue is showing its age but none the less the values that America aspires to the isn't that the world does pay attention to us and still even with all of our Brokenness allows us to lead it that reason is that the values that were described were honorable even if they even if we didn't meet them but what we aspire to be was great and I resent Trump's make America great again because their populations for whom it has simply never been great right so I think that last a in Maga is just a finger in the eye for people and it was designed to be but the structure what'd aspires to be as great and heading in the direction in which it could be great for everybody is obviously the right thing to do but what we are now doing and the thing that troubles me most about this movement is that if you listen to it closely and I have listened to it very closely it is explicitly about disassembling the very things that make the West marvelous right it is anti-science. I feel bad for any listener public apology already f*** this thing up but both having trouble thinking to 2020 the greatest year of all golf cuz I like talking about positive stuff but what are you thinking is that people realize society and civilization and you know when the series of events can happen it could derail our life radically I don't think people really aware that that was possible before I think there's a lot of things going on a lot of competing mindsets and can cook the competing ideologies and there's a lot of anger going on in the world right now and then there's this fear that comes with a pandemic everything like pandemics ramp up everything like cuz I have to think about it was thinking about it as just a pandemic but it's also there's a mind diseased like a fear disease that's sweeping through the land to your resources are being used up in so many different directions that it's like you're a little over run some of the reasons why people reacting so violently to things lately there's everything is just add up I feel like there's this like a certain level of other things that you can tolerate in your life when you have so many things compounding and piling on top of each other it's like the reason why I said if he would get road rage is because it's not just here in the car and someone does something stupid but your your senses are heightened because you know you're going 60 miles an hour so you're very aware it's a very different feeling right road rage is people being a p**** like you being mean while you're locked in this little box cuz you know that you can't nobody can say anything to you but it's not just that it's fear but your f****** driving fast and it's like if it causes us to be like extra ramped up and I think that's how we are right now with everything because of covet on have covid even if you're not worried about what it's done is this made ramp up so everybody's almost got road rage so everybody is a little bit more stressed out than they've ever been before living or ramped up and everything is exaggerated and everything is blown out and there's so many more instances of scary things that you're being seen in the news and so few instances of really nice things and it's like weird combination of things to try to manage amped up and everything is exaggerated and everything is blown out and there's so many more instances of scary things so you're being seen the news and so few instances of really nice things and it's like a weird combination of things to try to manage


    Kyle Dunnigan Was Surprised by Bill Maher's Reaction to His Impression
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    I'm happiest when I'm working really hard on like when you make one of those videos and then you get a bunch of positive feedback from it that's got to be amazingly satisfied for free it's undeniable it's so good tell me those are so good and so mean yes evaluate someone's impression you have to pretend you like it does know the saying you can't lie you can't say it's not good it's really good guy will that he would when you said all let's play it he was like I'm leaving if you put your friend to leave your plate at and by the way I don't want it another rats that he does the beginning of a show I haven't seen their great man the great he's doing with no audience but they've been really funny and really good point it's like he's actually ramped it up this pandemic is beginning of the show Ranch although the act exactly but I also acted like anyway I think it's funny and I think it doesn't make him any less brilliant it doesn't make you show any less great and show is great I think we both admit it to make a video where he was getting g********* your wife into like what's wrong with you. There is a comedy different taste different strokes butt I would Bill Maher do it swing with cocaine is her voice what she does that because she has a lot to answer herself she'll be like


    African Dust Storms, The Mayan Calendar, and Doomsday Predictions w/Kyle Dunnigan
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    the problem is is no balance cuz almost all the stuff that they're angry about cuz that's what they want to text and so tweet and Facebook about and very little of the stuff like what the ratio of like really cool stories like that make you feel good to like other Horror in the news with the ratio 90 something to want from Africa across the f****** ocean is going to work out what is a what is a still could fly that far all the way across the ocean in that crazy where is it right now like I know what happened barely, but what is it what does it do monster and eats people every year it happened and it's getting it's getting worse right right say that and it makes sense it's getting worse and this is not an excuse for like the carbon emissions what it was like I don't think so I mean that's not what the other article I just read that video though what is a massive dust storm turns the sky red and Cindy's capital.of possible for I think how long is a dust storm last in there man you got to go to the grocery store and you're literally walking through a dust storm so you dressed like one of them dudes from The Lord of the Rings right right but those same people now you are the fluffy ones who are the San people just stays the same it doesn't it doesn't but we have to listen to climatology a hundred percent human impact on the climate change its real I'm f***** up the Earth how ever even if we didn't f*** it up this place is so unstable even if it wasn't us to asteroids the hurricane under it like 10000 years of second you just see the hole in the world except those days we got to figure out that Astro we're not looking enough of the sky at 3% get different answers from different folks and you ask them how long it would take before they could deflect something forget clip just could come on the news today we we just saw this asteroid and a different day and Hills on Ventura Boulevard and had this f****** billboard and he had a bunch of them all over the place but they are those billboard that showed the very Day the Earth was going to end like it was like it had a date on it do you remember it was like somewhere around this week we listen to people who just like put leeches on people that are allergic to the sun actually you know why they did have a weird culture the mines had a weird call Sarah was his real name much about it I know the temple and they didn't they kill virgins who knows how beautiful like these amazing structure that one of their pyramid because one of them was for murder for their crops speculated that there was a certain platforms that they would do sacrifices on the as texted I think the most sacrifices in one day and he was like a couple of days they they killed somewhere around I want to say I want I want to say more than 80,000 people they sacrificed yeah when they completed this one of the temples how do you boil that made them one after another that takes a log victims of human ancient Mayans who threw children into Waterfield Caverns were likely boys and young men not virgin girls as previously believed so by human sacrifice children into water filled Cavern imagine that what you you believe in superstitions so much you want to drown a kid so that so that the crops come back that's a sign you feeling out of control they don't know the answer is just something they can't figure out and then the people in almost all religions especially the ancient ones they they lean towards these really ridiculous things like that who's sacrifice brings that up if we do this killer kids that make us act like Cain and Abel right and if you're God wanted you to kill your children that's a horrible God that tells you to kill somebody saying yes because you have to trust God even ride tells you something you can imagine is real right even rhino in your gut is wrong to murder your kid is God telling you to and you were about to lie like okay good I was just checking bro..... I like you now where I think things are Elijah these kids were yelling at him and they call them bald head is a bald guy and so he asked God to sic a she-bear on the kids and it killed like 40 kids is she there I wish I could remember exactly what what Metzger how he explained it to me but it was the insult was much worse than just calling him bald head you just have to give to put it into perspective with the time like the way he was saying it to him was much worse than we would imagine we're looking at it in terms of modern language as he was walking along the road some boys came out of town and jilted him get out here baldy they said get out of here baldy he turned it looked at the okay the curse this is his I think that's a real weird translation I don't think that's the the best translation the way I've heard it before it's not written exactly that way cuz it that more than one translation of the lore the two bears came out of the woods and mauled 42 of the boys I got a bear story the ancient way of saying it and that was what Metzger explain to me this is finally got another there's another there's another way of putting the words together that Metzger was saying it. They were going to kill him his version as I could tons of translations of it like they were threatening violence I think that's one of the things that Metzger was trying to say like they were threatening violence to the guy sent a bear I think two dude I was in Baldi


    Bret Weinstein: Why COVID-19 May Have Leaked from a Lab
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    I want to talk about covid I do what are your what are your thoughts thoughts on the lockdown yeah well let's put it this way I'm not speaking in a vacuum here I've heard a certain amount of your take and my take is a bit different I am very concerned about Sardis Cove to I'm not concerned about it because it is as lethal as we feared it might be it isn't as lethal as we feared it might be I'm afraid of it for other reasons one it is brand new to us evolutionarily it just showed up in human beings and so in my opinion we screwed up the lockdown badly because we went half way that a very short very intense lockdown could have ended it in at that would have been the smart thing to do and unfortunately the political will was not there but if you're I am looking at Leland with other Envy imagine at this moment being free of SARS code to locked down severely for 6 weeks or something along those lines and we should have driven it to Extinction and the problem is that that runs afoul of all kinds of things putting civil liberties concerns which I also hold I hate the idea of a government Crackdown in which they're dictating with whom you associate and all of the rest and I hate it as much as anyone but we are dealing with a brand-new landscape when it comes to a global pandemic and what's more we are dealing with a virus that I think is not what we have been told it is how so so I have initially I thought that this was a borne virus that had been transmitted to people from the wild probably through the bushmeat trade probably through the seafood market in Wuhan in fact Heather and I were in the Amazon where we had no connectivity to anything for a couple weeks when we came out what was then called novel coronavirus was just beginning to be discussed and it so we became aware of it as we came out of the Amazon Echo what the heck is that and I looked in and immediately I saw the story adds up you know it's a coronavirus of a kind that's known to circulate and bats there's a seafood market and I thought okay I know what the story is a night tweeted I don't know enough about the story yet but looks to me like the blue Hound on seafood market is the source that the virus comes from bats and we have to talk about the bushmeat trade which is always been a terrible idea and immediately people tweeted back in me so you think it's just a coincidence that there's a biosafety lab level four Wuhan where this started and I thought one that's a heck of a coincidence and so I started to look into it I retracted the tweet I said maybe I don't know enough about the store yet and I started to look into it and I went down the rabbit hole because as much as we have been assured by a huge range of experts that this has to have been a back born coronavirus transmitted to people possibly through pangolins do some intermediate host that we don't yet know that story looks less and less likely and the story that is looking more and more likely when I would call the lab leak hypothesis is looking ever stronger and anyway I've been in contact with other people who have reached that conclusion we have faced all kinds of push back but innocence again we still don't know it is possible that this came from the wild without and meddling but the the virus itself has several components that suggest that it is actually the result of manipulation in the lab and I'd escaped probably from the Wuhan Institute of virology but there's another lab in Wuhan it. It may well have escaped and we may be dealing with consequences are the result of the the fact that it is manipulated in the lab so one of the techniques that allowed to study viruses like this that uses something so the research is called gain-of-function research gain-of-function research means you are taking a virus and you are adding a capacity to it in order to study how it works and then one of the things that is done to study how it works is something called packaging where a virus has infected creatures infected with the virus and then the virus is allowed to between individuals of that species that can also be done in tissues and cellular tissues where tissues are infected and the virus is allowed to spread from one cell to the next and what happens is evolution so there's a strong possibility that this virus was understudy that it was enhanced in the laboratory and that we are dealing with consequences that are the result of that enhancement that make it more dangerous then it would otherwise be and what it what do you believe those enhancements are well so the enhancements a one of the enhancements there is a something called a foreign site a fern site in the Genome of this virus foreign sites are not known doesn't mean they don't exist but they're not known from other beta coronavirus has and this furnace site is conspicuous it's conspicuous in that it is in the genome as an insert rather than mutation of nucleotides that were there it's like somebody spliced it in that's one thing which could happen naturally but it may well not have and it has a flanking sequence which has this is probably going to be hard for people to follow but nucleotides that is DNA code for proteins which are made out of amino acids and amino acid called Arginine and there are two argentines coded for in the Genome of this virus but because there are so many possible codes triplet codes and only 20 or so amino acids there's redundancy and so which code is used to trigger the production of where they the inclusion of an arginine is variable and the two argentines are coded for in a way that is not seen in in nature in this way very frequently so let's just say there are elements of the genome that are usn suggest possible laboratory manipulation the fern site that I referred to that has been inserted either by a natural process or by a laboratory process greatly increases the transmissibility of this virus which means various things it could be the explanation for why this virus is infecting so many different tissues and people who get sick right the list of symptoms is huge here and that's a very troubling thing from the point of view of treating it medically is all of the things that can go wrong with the body wants your infected it also means that the virus is very good at jumping between people and that high transmissibility is obviously one of the things that makes covid-19 such a difficult pandemic to control right it's hopping between people so readily that it just runs away so and then there's a third question that I have which is maybe that there's something about the fact I don't want to Safe act as if it is a fact but if this was an escape from the laboratory then the virus I mean just as you know maybe we'll end up talking about the telomere problem in mice which you spoke to Eric about when he was on your podcast last but evolution to the lab evolution in the lab takes place and changes that the p InCharge want to happen occur and then things they're not even thinking about occur there's adaptation to the laboratory environment the people who work in labs are unaware of and so one of the questions I have is this virus is highly transmissible unless you're Outdoors then it seems almost not transmissible that's a very conspicuous mean for one thing back to live outdoors right so is it possible that this virus has adapted to the laboratory environment in indoor environment and then it has forgotten how to get transmitted outdoors and if we are casual about the outdoor environment that actually it could really learn that trick that we should take it we a we need to be outdoors for various reasons one the. Vitamin D is very protective in the case of covid-19 prevents the transmission and you end up way less sick if you have proper vitamin D so in the northern hemisphere here while the sun is shining we should be outdoors we should not walking down those environments at all we should also be very careful Outdoors right because any time we allow it to be transmitted Outdoors that is going to get creative evolutionary signal signal that's going to retrain the virus to be transmitted Outdoors which is not something we want at the moment this might be an advantage that we have and we're going to lose it if you're not careful which is why I'm very careful and why I wear this thing so that you know I can pull it up at a moment's notice if I'm going to talk to somebody because even though I think the virus is very difficult to transmit Outdoors which is something we've seen in the date out of South Korea for example it could learn that trick is it easier for a while now and there's no good reason that we don't know we should know because it could be that it's UV light UV light is very powerful destructive stuff but if it's UV light than that suggest it's difficult to transmit Outdoors during the day and it should be easy to transmit Outdoors at night and not UV light then that's not likely to be at so there is something weird going on with viral load maybe it's not weird but it's it's weird for those of us who learned how viruses work from the the usual textbook diagrams were a virus gets into a cell and triggers an infection but here it seems like if you talk to someone bro your chances of picking it up from them even if they're sick is pretty low but if you talk to somebody for an extended. Of time where you're constantly breathing air that they're exhaling then your chances go up up up and up and this is so there's a possibility that just exposure to UV light as people are even if they're outside talking for the same amount of time just a fact that these particles are going to the air in the sunlight that it kills the virus's ability to transmit it's possible I don't know what I would say first of all I do think I am very much in favor still of driving this thing to extinction by being properly sober about it briefly is one issue that seems to be sure when is he seems to be an issue when someone says that it might have come out of a lab this is a right-wing left-wing thing for whatever reason you get label to a right-wing conspiracy theorist if you think it came out of and you people on the left are so they're so willing to dismiss that without any real evidence we've been poisoned by these these ideologies when it comes to conspiracy or whether or not something is actually true but we've been fed the wrong information that that stuff is if you don't believe the official narrative that's being discussed on CNN you must be some sort of a right-wing nut right can I face that of course I faced it and it's hard to escape it right so I've tried to be very careful I've described it as a hypothesis which is what it is I have tried to show that they're different probabilities for the different origin hypothesis even China now he admits that it wasn't from the seafood market one of the things that is in my opinion the strongest piece of evidence that there that the lab leaked hypothesis may be correct is that there is a missing phase in the evolution of this virus when a virus jumps from one species to another it is not well positioned is typically very poor and it's job because it doesn't have any evolutionary experience with that host so it's not good at Lee between that host cells which means that it's always in very small numbers and it's not good at leaving from one individual to the next that's the key question when something leaps into a new species and then it becomes a pandemic is because it has solved that second problem it has figured out how to infect that creature in such a way that the creature spread to others of its kind there is no evidence in the case of this virus that that happened it showed up in Wuhan and media it became pandemic it already had experience now how it got that experience we don't know there are evolutionary ways this could have happened right it could be that we have not found the initial population that circulated in right or could be that it circulated in a creature that we haven't found either but the fact that there is no evidence that it shows up in Wuhan and immediately spreads that this virus was well adapted to ourselves and well adapted to transmit between individuals and that is conspicuous one way you could get there is if somebody a had added components to a virus in order to make a transmissible to humans so the research question would be research that was interested in discovering what a pandemic and humans of a bad p*** coronavirus would be like we could do something about it maybe we could prevent it maybe we could create a vaccine ahead of time but if you're creating a virus that has enhanced capacity to infect humans in order to study what will happen if a virus ever escapes into the human population then you are running the risk the virus you are studying will escape would they have added something like a fern site absolutely it is established in the literature that the addition of a fern site makes the virus much more transmissible in human tissue so we're going to study this would be high on your list of things to do you could also passage it through human tissue in order to effectively train it on the Infectious pathway inside of people which again we might be suffering the downstream consequences of that if it escaped the Wuhan Institute of virology so these things have an amazing impact and I hear a lot that what does it matter it's now we just have to deal with it which is nonsense because a we need to have it never happen again be there may be things that we could understand about what its nature is that would help us fight it but see we have a really serious problem now because all but a few of the world's leading virologist the experts in coronavirus in particular have sworn that this must have come from nature and couldn't have come from the lab which is nonsense why do you think they did that unfortunately this goes back to our earlier discussion our scientific system is broken we need our scientist to be empowered to tell us what we need to know and we need them there for to be freed from a system where they are fighting for grant money in order to continue their work this entire group of people is now in Jeopardy because if this turns out to have been a leak from the lab then we are all suddenly going to become a gain-of-function research puts Humanity in Jeopardy that one accident in gain of function research can cause the evaporation of who knows how many trillion dollars it could cause and this is one of the other things I wanted to say to you about the danger of letting this virus run its course if we don't stamp it out we a don't know that people who have been infected are not going to continue to have outbreaks we don't know that yet we don't know whether or not people who've had it are going to be immune to it in the future that's probable but it's not certain and we don't know that it's not going to become a permanent fellow-traveller of humanity the way flu is and even if this thing evolved to become flu-like if it became as unserious as the flu the flu is very serious and the cost of humanity pays for having flu circulate every year is it so even if the only thing that has happened in the long-term if we let it go and it evolved into another flu-like pathogen then we have increased the number of flu-like pathogens that we have to deal with annually substantially and that would be a major loss to humans so my sense that we should be much more aggressive about dealing with this is really about the fact that I think we have a short time Horizon in which to deal with it that it will learn new tricks and it will become harder to defeat the longer that we play around with it and so an aggressive short to remove it's really you know if the lesson the pulling off the Band-Aid or not doing ourselves any favors by pulling it off slowly what do you think we should do right now well I would say it mean the problem is a much harder argument to make now than it was at the beginning because we're also SEC of lockdown I mean Portland still under full lockdown but not when it comes to protest of course not that's the other problem right is a massive hypocrisy in the way we were treating businesses versus treating protests it's an epidemic of hypocrisy in New York City allow people when they're asking people that have tested positive for covid-19 you not allowed to ask them whether or not they've been in a protest they're doing contact racing without valuable data because they they want to be Progressive that's insane he's insane so you asked me what I would do I would and again I don't want to be in this position you know months in here I want to be in this position months ago of saying the right thing to do is a 6-week lockdown that will be unbearably painful but hopefully it'll be short and then intense contact tracing but we've done a lot essential businesses open well we've done done a half-assed lockdown and the thing that we've done that I find the most troubling is that we have not bootstrapped a mechanism for high-quality ubiquitous testing because if you want to do if you did a 6-week lockdown a real lockdown right hold your breath and get through it then you open back up with testing that's so high quality and so Universal that you can spot anything that happens and you can treat it locally right you don't come into work if you don't pass this test and if your work put you in contact with other people are going to test you regularly right if you did that we could have driven it to very low levels and then we could have dealt with the flare ups but what we're doing now is richest gambling and it's insane right we're gambling and no that I can detect there is no movement that says open back up and be very aggressive about things like masks my feelings if you're pushing open back up you ought to be pushing things that would make opening back up as safe as possible that I can detect there is no movement that says open back up and be very aggressive about things like masks my feelings if you're pushing open back up You Oughta be pushing things that would make opening back up as safe as possible


    Bret Weinstein Argues for an Andrew Yang/William H. McRaven Presidential Ticket
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    how did we get here it's 20/20 we are facing a global pandemic which incidentally I do want to talk to you about okay we are facing a global pandemic we are facing rioting in the streets a movement that showing signs of a maoist challenge to the most fundamental aspects of the West right and we are going to have to choose between Donald Trump and Joe Biden what neither one of these people is capable of or inclined towards the kind of leadership that you have just described we would need the grade so that means that a very at the very least if we do not divert our course right if November comes and we are choosing between those two than that means we're putting off any solution at least four years because the president the president would be essential to changing our course right and this is just built into these parties now right Obama I can't figure out why it's the case I really like Obama personally he seems like the right guy to me but his his administration at a at a policy level is indistinguishable from Bush and some ways it was worse so what we've got is parties that decide what we get to choose from and the game is to provide from having any choice that could possibly solve the problem so we have to fix that we have to address that problem and we have to break their Stranglehold and you know that In fairness Trump was a challenge to that two-party duopoly he's not really a republican right front but he's also not really an alternative it's like a third crime family right now it's not a solution so we have to get that solution which means we have to get by the parties Trump prove that was possible right I think if there was ever a time where an independent party has a chance now is the time for someone steps in and has a real solution and I also in terms of the distribution of that information and Now's the Time because you can just post something on YouTube where you are demonstrating like their step by step process could take hours to do it I just want to do and this is how I'm going to do what you break those down two clips almost like a podcast and if someone was a person of substance that we really believed in we said that a person can really do this this actually could happen let's vote independent what could happen they don't have a monopoly on the distribution of information anymore and that's terrified them to the used to be able to count on the shills on the left and the right to get the word out for them but they don't have that anymore you have people that really don't have an ideological foundation in either one of them that are talkin and the reaching millions of people that's a rare moment I'm and this is in my opinion the very best time for someone to step in that's not they're not compliant they're not they don't have to give it they don't they don't need that policy machine behind them there or the political machine behind the well I've got a plan to find a really big podcast to get an appointment of those out there you haven't encountered a big cock in the Rock and Jocko willink is the Dark Horse plan and the plan looks like this we draft two individuals we find two people one of them is center-left and one of them is center-right and these people have to have certain characteristics of a minimum asset they have to be patriotic they have to be courageous and they have to be highly capable right but that's it and weep together we draft them with the following plan that they will govern as a that is to say every important decision will be discussed and they will decide what to do as a team and only in cases where they cannot reach agreement or whether something has to be whenever something has to be decided on the very short time scale like a military decision does the person who inhabits the role of the president governor loan can we draft these folks and then four years down the road they switch and go ahead run for president now runs for the vice presidential spot in the one who was vice president now runs for president and they continue this way until one of two things happens either we vote someone else in or one of them is inhabited the office of President twice and is no longer eligible and then that person has to be replaced so we have a patriotic team governing together from Center left and center right try to run this country well that's what happens to everybody that doesn't agree but then that's an obstacle your spelling out an obstacle that I would argue is solvable that we know these people who died so that's the plan so far and talk about what problems it solves as much as you want so I could be wrong I'm happy to see other people swap Jen but my proposal would be Admiral William mcraven on the right you know that is okay he is a Navy SEAL former Navy SEAL he was until 2018 the chancellor of the University of Texas he is a very cogent center-right Republican he was the lead on the Martin rate and he is I think universally respected by people who know him I've never heard anybody say negative things about him on the center-left so here's my point guards together on Admiral your country needs you it really does never more than now and I know that the job of President is a sucky one I'm sure the job of Vice President even worse but please consider this plan because the Republic is in Jeopardy now we already know but Andrew Yang is up for the job because he ran for office you know faced appallingly stupid obstacles that I in my opinion may be the reason that he's not the nominee I'm so here we got two people one of them I think we'll do so out of Duty the other is crazy enough to want the job in the first place and what are they well they're both Patriots they're both courageous and they're both highly capable the road out don't know the Navy SEAL gentleman but last part of the plan right which is that we Americans have to get over the idea that when somebody runs for office especially the Office of the President that the right reaction is to ask them a million questions about what they will do in office What policies they Advocate this is absurd presidents don't make policy they certainly influence what policy is made but the important thing about a president is that they listen to the right sort of people in that they have a mind Capo processing with the here so that they can integrate the information necessary and in the case of this plan we're talking about two people who would do that as a team so what I would really be interested in as they are running against Trump and Biden is hearing who it is that they would bring into Administration how would they make decisions about the things that matter to us and figuring out who they would bring in I think it's bound to be far more informative than dogging them about you know what they're going to do about Healthcare and how they're going to pay for it this thing about asking someone what they're going to do though is it does Influence People whether or not they're willing to vote for that person they want to see a plan I know what you're saying is a reasonable person who understands the system but for the average American they do want to see a plan to how to get out of a lot of the message that we say well you know the funny thing is we think a lot of things are true about what people want for one thing we've been told that people are stupid and the they're hopeless and if and I mean you're really one of the earliest innovators here you have found that people that we've been told have an attention span so short that they can only deal with a sitcom are interested in a three-hour conversation about complex topics with people from all over the map right people are ready to listen to what I'm trying to say is we have a wrong idea right in our in our sense of what elections are in really that wrong idea isn't stop the fact that we think we want to hear the plan it's about the fact that we know that our power in the system is so limited that the only way we could possibly exert any influence on the policy that gets made is if we can get somebody to promise us something into a camera and if they're embarrassed not to do it when I get an office and we also know that doesn't work soon as I vote for any competent courageous Patriot actually don't care in what direction they're ruling yes I would prefer that they were Progressive because I believe we need to make progress or we will perish but any courageous capable Patriot is good enough because a courageous capable Patriot will do way better than we are doing with the current method here in what direction they're ruling yes I would prefer that they were Progressive because I believe we need to make progress or we will perish but any courageous capable Patriot is good enough because of courageous capable Patriot will do way better than we are doing with the current math


    The Problem with America’s Lab Mice and Why it Should Matter to You
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    graduate students studying bats in Michigan and I was interested in evolutionary trade-off that's my signature thing and there was a very good piece of work from a gyno George Williams great evolutionary biologists about the evolution of senescence that is to say the process by which we grow feeble and inefficient with age but most people call agent and basically that's classic explain why it is that creatures like us get old and die and the answer was basically does that you have a genome that's complex full of jeans but there aren't enough teams to have a gene for every trait that you have infector a tiny fraction of the number of genes you would need to cover all of the various characteristics you have so jeans always do multiple things and in the case teen does something that's very good for you when you're young at some cost when your old selection tends to favor it because you may not live long enough to suffer the cost and so if you have the trait that makes you powerful when you're young and you've got some cost that you're going to pay when you're old but you're not going to live together to maybe a freebie right so selection sees early life much more clearly when it sees late bifen it prefers things that help you early even at a cost of that's the basic answer it's called the antagonistic pleiotropy theory of senescence but at the point that I started working we knew that this was right we could tell that the hypothesis was true because it matched all sorts of observations about wild creatures certain creatures live longer than others even when you correct things like body size so creatures that fly live longer than creatures that are of the same type and size that don't fly why fly away from danger she can fly away from danger you're more likely to make it to an older age the better selection can see the harms that afflict you when you get there so selection doesn't prefer a bias in favor of Youth if you can fly away from danger same thing applies if you're poisonous if you have a shell you're a really good defense and selection sees your late life better tonight so we knew that this hypothesis was right but we had never found at the point that I was working in the very late 90 on this was a gene that match the description we knew that selection was finding these jeans and accumulating them but we have never found one of the genes in question and I was very conspicuous I called that the missing pleiotropy so anyway I was sort of an alert about this was a curious fact and I saw a talk given by somebody who is talking about telomeres and he was talking about Tela mares and their relationship to cancer tequila mirrors are repetitive sequences of DNA at the ends of our chromosomes and they grow shorter every time a cell divides right so it's like a fuse or a counter that takes down each cell division and it drops to zero and in or not Zero by drops to a number that the cell refuses to divide after that and some people were working in one set of Labs on the possibility that this was causing us to grow people with age because if your cells can't divide anymore then they won't replace themselves and your tissues won't be able to maintain right another group was studying this question of telomeres with relation to cancer and they were saying Eureka every time we look in a cancer it has this enzyme called telomerase turned on which elongates Tela mares and these two groups were not talking to each other they were each claiming that they were about to cure their respective disease hundred percent if we can activate km then we can lengthen your life and the other group was saying if we can turn off the alarm right we can cure cancer right and I put two and two together and I said this is the missing pleiotropy here we have something that is protecting us is helping us in youth we have a counter that is limiting the number of times a cell can divide and presumably preventing cancer right and the cost is you can't maintain your tissues forever so you grow fuel inefficient so that made a hell of a lot of sense to me I couldn't convince anybody else that this was sent why couldn't even get them to understand what I was saying because in evolutionary biology there has traditionally been a biased not against mechanism the study of cellular biology not because there's anything wrong with studying cellular biology as an evolutionary phenomenon but because early in the study of evolution we just don't have the tools to look into the cells to evolutionary biology used to thinking about the form of creatures in the behavior of creatures but not thinking about the internal mechanisms cuz it just wasn't a lot that could be said anyway I retained an interest in the cellular biology I saw these two things that needed to be connected and I started to work on the puzzle it turned out that that hypothesis would answer a great many questions that were otherwise very difficult to answer with respect to how ageing functions but there was one huge obstacle obstacle was that a fact that was well-known about mice did not fit with the idea that ceiling mirrors were fundamental to the aging process and the fact that was known was that mice had extremely long Tela mares and yet they live short lives so if it were true that the length of your telomere is dictated how quickly you were going to age then a tiny creature with very long tail and ears out of be able to places to fuse really well and it should it should a dick should the age very very slowly so I thought there's got to be something wrong with this hypothesis answers to many questions for that obstacle to be real and I thought maybe it's maybe one person has run a test and everybody else is just parroting it and I want and I looked in that wasn't the case and I finally realized that all of the mice that we had been looked at we're coming from one that there was a laboratory in Bar Harbor Maine called the Jax lab that was the source for all of the mice being used in all the Laboratories in the country and I started to wonder if there's something going on at that like maybe Mouse telomere is aren't long the ultra long telomeres of my eyes aren't real maybe that's a feature of laboratory mice and wild mice would have short telomeres in which case the hypothesis would make sense and I called up one of the leading people in the field woman named Carol greider has not won a Nobel Prize and I said Carol you don't know me, and evolutionary biology graduate student I have a question for you is it possible that all mice don't have long tail and mirrors that that's really just laboratory mice and she said well I think mice have long telomeres but it's interesting if you order must previous rather than mus musculus and order them from Europe then how long until the mirrors are. Markiplier you get them from so this is interesting so anyway we both agreed that it was really interesting she decided she was going to test the hypothesis you put her graduate student my heymann on the case we exchanged some emails and anyway they tested it and I got some ice that weren't really wild that they were much more recently in captivity and lo and behold that short dealers that was an amazing moment my prediction about senescence and cancer and aging might well be true that was important but it also raised a bunch of really difficult problems one was if it is true that all the mice that are being used to study physiology are broken in this way then how are we blinding ourselves is it possible that we are using all of these mice that would be terrible models for wound healing for sickness it's for cancer for a whole number thing how is it that we are allowing ourselves to take these mice who have been altered and using them as models for normal physiology the other problem maybe even more serious was that we use these animals in drug safety testing and the way we use them is to think about Feud come up with a drug that you thought was useful and you wanted to test whether it was to administer to people you can't really afford to give people a drug and then wait 40-50 years to figure out whether you shorten their lives right so at the point that you start testing these things on humans you're really in the final stage the way we test whether a drug is safe for long-term use or whether it is safe for your long-term life based on short uses we give large doses of it to small animals that live short lives on this and if it's going to shorten your 80 or 90 year Life by 10 or 20 years that it'll shorten the mouse's life long enough to see it but here's the problem if you've altered a mouse in the laboratory environment by favoring the radical elongation of it stealing years then it has the ability to replace its tissues indefinitely a toxin that will harm you by killing tip you may not harm that Mouse in fact it may I we help it because these mice are very cancer-prone so when we give a toxin that will damage you to a mouse that is highly resistant to tissue damage you may slow down its tumors and in fact we've seen this a number of times where a drug is given to mice and we get back the Paradox or is that not only is it not toxic it actually makes the mice live a little longer right so my contention is that we had a problem where we were testing to see if they were safe on animals that were predisposed to tell us that they were and then when those drugs were released into the human population it turned out they were not safe and people. Not a problem is I was absolutely unable to alert the world to this problem for reasons that still elude me I published my paper I went through I don't think we need to borrow your audience especially if they've been through Eric's description with the details of what happened in the attempt to bring this public attention but the world of scientists working on the question was unwilling to respond to the discovery that their model organism had this fatal flaw that was going to predispose us to see certain things and not other things in the laboratory environment the governmental commission that was charged with studying the vioxx Scandal which I believe was likely the result of something and it's 300 Page report doesn't mention mice it doesn't it was a drug for arthritis correct actually probably not heart damage and by that what I mean is if you take a drug substance that damages tissues in the human body it will show up as heart damage all of the special nature of the heart let's say that you took some drug do you know killed every 10,000 salary every thousand cell that would be destructive all over your body the heart though is a special tissue the heart has a very low capacity for self-repair at a cellular level very low for reasons we could go into if you wanted but because it has a low capacity for self-repair it is also very vulnerable to something that does some kind of General tissue damage and it's also an organ that when it fails it's absolutely conspicuous so you would expect that if we had substances that we're body-wide toxins and we released them into the public having tested them on mice and not discovering that they were dangerous that you would see relatively young people die from heart conditions which is where we would detect if there's a problem before we would detect it anywhere else so anyway though the government study this problem after after vioxx and it put two a report and reports 300 Pages it doesn't mention mice it doesn't mention the genus mocity think they did that to protect themselves well what I know is that I attempted to call their attention after the report came out I looked at it and you know it had a physical form that also had it lives online you can search it and I could see that telomere is weren't mentioned my threat mentioned rodents aren't mentioned and so I tried to alert them to the fact that they had screwed up and they blew me off it wouldn't talk to me so that is it raises a question and I to the state cannot answer the question I can't even say whether or not so when I tried to raise this issue I have run into various kinds of resistance I raise it with journalists what I get back is typically I get interest back at first and they said okay I'm very interested in the story I'm going to pursue it make a few phone calls and they come back to me and they either Lego silent or they say well I talked to some people and they said it's been taken care of right well I don't know what it's been taken care of means I published a paper that said your hypothesis about what's going on here is my I propose a mechanism whereby to Yulia telomere elongation would have happened in the breeding colonies in question and it's been taken care of as described something that could be in a normal problem well not only let's say that it was taken care of right let's say that they have altered the the breeding protocol and they fixed the problem you still have all those drug tests that they've done for you got all those drug test you've got all the papers you've got my God paper which proposes a hypothesis and I have a right to say actually it turns out to be correct or it wasn't right but so anyway we got back all of these weird answers it's been taken care of or even more curious is the argument well everybody knows that the mice are bad models which is insane because this telomere that response from several people went to several different that I was told who they contacted what I was told was that they contacted somebody and this is what they heard until they ate their enthusiasm evaporated at the point they make a phone call so aware of the consequences of this problem with these mice again this is we have a serious problem it's not about mice it's not about virality right it's a general systemic failure of reason so what I encountered as a young somewhat naive graduate student was an instance which frankly woke me up to the fact that my colleagues even when human life was it on the line we're going to pretend they didn't know what was quite possible they didn't know until I put out my hypothesis and Carol drider later pretended she didn't know what I was talking about public the empirical work that revealed that indeed lab lab mice are unusual and having long telomere after that work was out there's no excuse for not investigating what the consequences were I cannot explain it except to say that the culture of science has so rotten that this sort of thing is maybe standard operating procedure just protecting their ass and protect me ass of those who give them jobs and and all the work that's been done that sort of establishes that they should be doing these tests in the first place I'm sure they tell themselves some story in which they are the heroes and they are protecting us from something but I look at my own medicine cabinet and even though I am aware of what likely happened I'm in no position to protect myself or my family the only way to be protected from the downstream consequences of this error is to just not take Pharmaceuticals Jesus Christ yeah it's a it's a it's a really huge problem and the response of the system generally to shut down the lone individual need to point out a serious problem is it just breathtaking when you've when you seen it when you lived it you never go back you know you've looked into the eye of something that is willing to ignore I mean it's willing to ignore not only human life but it is willing to ignore the requirements of good science you never go back you know you look into the eye of something that is willing to ignore I mean it's willing to ignore it not only human life but it is willing to ignore the requirements of good science


    Bret Weinstein Saw Civil Unrest Coming, Where He Thinks It Will Go | Joe Rogan
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    anybody sound of the alarm that all this madness was going to come to fruition in the real world it's user you will you were the guy like you were the one who sang this is what's happening at Evergreen and you don't know Google it Bret Weinstein Evergreen and now it spills out into the real world just like I said it was going to you did I did I said it I said it in several different places and pretty clearly you know it could have been a bit more Precision but it was highly accurate you are highly accurate and often maligned and mocked young people didn't think it was a big deal to think Much Ado About Nothing you making a big deal about some kids that are voicing their opinions on things but what you recognized early on was that there was an authoritarian aspect of it forced compliance aspect of it that's very dangerous yeah it's all about force and you know I've started to get calls in the last week or two the people who who mocked me and others including you for making too much of what appear to be college kids going wild on college campuses some of them have started to call and say I got it wrong what do we do now and actually I appreciate those those calls in those contacts because really that is the question to tell you I'm not optimistic I think this is actually the people who are catching up to the fact that Evergreen has now spilled over into the world I have not caught up to the fact that this is Unstoppable at this point with the current configuration the absence of leadership is going to prevent us from doing what we should do and that means that the next set of predictions are far more dire what is your nexo Productions well I would say we are headed for a collision course with with history I mean really staring at many scenarios that end in some kind of Civil War and while I do think it is still possible to avert that outcome I don't know the name of the force that gets in its way that's it's really troubling what do you think these kids want what do you what do you think the people that are facilitating chaos what do you think they want what I think is some danger in casting them as one thing because we have several things fused together and that until you understand what has joined forces with what you're not going to there's no way to answer the question one thing that we're seeing is and we really have to take this back a number of years to understand why it happened but seeing occupied 2.0 now I participated in occupy originally occupied made a lot of sense it was a complaint about the tarp program and too-big-to-fail on the fact that the American public was not protected when those who had created the financial collapse were and that was a legitimate gripe and it was also a legitimate gripe at the beginning of the Tea Party Movement occupy then morphed into a an anarchist that was just simply hostile to civilization and it became absurd and so when I say this is occupy 2.0 this is the anarchist version of occupy that has now re-emerged and it has fused with black lives matter which as I've said lots of different places if black lives matter just simply meant with those words imply I'd be on board with it it doesn't it means a great deal more than that and we're beginning to see that in the last couple of weeks let's put it this way for some reason it means abolish the police which is possibly the stupidest proposal I have ever heard and it's not like we haven't seen what happens when you do that I don't let the fearful response to the obvious police brutality that we saw in Minneapolis what's the best respond we had to do something we need to defund the police and then everyone's like good job great great First Step At least well know it's at sinus presentation and I'm concerned that there is as I've also said in many places the proposals that are coming out of this movement are quite foolish the strategy is incredibly smart and so that is confusing to people because when you hear folks in the street demanding to be abolished the police you think we'll okay that's never going to happen if it even started to happen it would be so complex to make it happen that it can't possibly be they just need to blow off some steam that's not right the fact is the police in some places can effectively be halted in their tracks and really if there's one most important lesson out of the whole Evergreen Fiasco it's at the police can be withdrawn from a situation and Chaos takes a matter of hours to emerge which we are also staying in Seattle the defunding of the police which is happening in Minneapolis what are they doing in replacement of the police well I don't know and I will say the thing that is trotted out as the example that tells us that defund the police which doesn't really mean to find the place that means about the place we are told that that's safe on the basis of something like the Camden example with Camden just days sort of broke the police down but then built up a new version of the police shifted it to a different jurisdiction and look I'm not arguing that we don't need massive police reform and frankly I'd be up for a discussion of a total rethink of the way we do policing the idea that you could withdraw the police first is absolutely insane Marc Lamont Hill had a very good point about the guy who was killed what it was a gentleman's name that was killed in the drive into drive-through fast-food Place Richard so they say his name who was just drunk and compliant and peaceful until they were telling him they're going to wrap them even get me an Uber and what his point was it's a very good point why were the police even called for that this is a non-violent person who just happen to be drunk was he doing something he should have been doing yes but obviously compliant polite speaking will just like very reasonably until it escalated into this tussle and then he lost his life if they had just had some sort of a program where they were going to park your car sir or drive your car to your house we're going to call you an Uber or we going to take you home and we're going to just write you a ticket and work this out in court you're not go to jail you don't have to be arrested you want to be handcuffed you'll be treated like a monster you f***** up you made a mistake by not bad person you know as a person is trying to hurt people the police should be there for robbers murderers rapists that's that's why we need to please for and this is another one of those things this is just a guy who f***** up drunk and then as they were speaking to him clear real clear not a bad guy like the way you talkin the cops it just talking to him very reasonably even ask for an Uber I am no fan of this aggressive style of policing not a fan of the militarization of the police I've actually I mean I've had run into the police I've been hit twice by cops so it's not going to happen well one of these is a long story that goes back to search Gig in Jamaica and the other one was I was participating in a protest and when I was very young I was probably 20 and there was a protest about homelessness in Berkeley and frankly it happened without my awareness that there was going to be a protest but I happened to be nearby and I was sympathetic and so I joined it and I was coming down the street with the protest in the cop hit me with the with the Baton knocked me down so anyway it's not what this movement is really about and even if it is to the extent that it is what this movement is really about it doesn't deal with the root cause we're dealing with a symptom and it's not a symptom that you can treat an isolation well I had Jocko willink on the podcast on Monday and he had a great Point obviously Chaka was a Navy SEAL commander and worked with the Navy Seals to create programs for training and what he said is that these cops have the minimum amount of training it's at the time he's not training cinnamon street tacos 20% of their time should be spent training 20% it should be the escalation drills simulation drills educating them on how to communicate with people and very situation educating them as hell if one cop is in a confrontation with someone the next cop should step in and say let's Lissa's come down microscope go deal with this over there and I'm going to handle this and let's listen let's take this from scratch like let's work horses out and that having hire qualified police officers better trained police officers better compensated police forces so they're not taxed out is really the answer to all this and these people are there right now so who is doing the new generation from now out when when people sign up to be a police officer who's going to do this this is you've a few that we going to answer that call because they feel like they have a duty but going to have a lot of people that just they can't get other jobs until they choose that and maybe the not the cream-of-the-crop and that's very bad for people with guns to tell other people what to do I hear two things in what you're saying and one of them I fully agree with the implication what you just said is that less funding isn't the solution if anything more funding is so that we get better qualified people better training train them right we get people who are better suited to the job in the first place and then we train them better so they know what to do and I agree with that the part that I'm worried about is that I also I think I hear you grasping at straws and frankly they're familiar I hear everybody grasping at straws here and what I think is not getting sad is that brutal policing is a feature not a bug right this is part of a system that is about something else and to the extent that I think we can all recognize that there is something absolutely organic about the anger that has caused people to spill into the streets in large numbers anger is the result of a process that does not begin with the lease begins with economic phenomena and political phenomena and one of the things that Spooks me is this movement in part because it is leaderless and I would argue rudderless it is not correctly addressing the actual problem it is lashing out at things that it can see it's lashing out of anecdotes but the only solution you're the only proper solution that Saves The Republic is a solution that addresses the core problem economic despair communities that are filled with crime and violence in gangs and the people that come out of these communities with very little hope and all the models that they operate under the what would they model themselves on is what they see around them which is all this crime and they they don't have the sense that there's a very clear path out of this but let's some I want to step back to something that will stay too remote to be useful but I'm sure it isn't I would claim that this actually goes back to a shift in the Democratic party during the Clinton Administration during the Clinton Administration the Democratic party effectively switched it took up the Republican party's business model moving away from defending the interests of common people as its reason for gaining power and that created a problem so during the Clinton administration we saw the end to Aid with family to families with dependent children we saw NAFTA we saw basically an abandonment of the core resin d'etre for the Democratic party and Republican party at that point was the party of business but that doesn't really mean the party of business with Republican party was was the party of well-established large businesses which frequently meant as it was catering to their interest that it was preventing small businesses rising up that would threaten its constituents are the Democrats took up this model they went into influence-peddling as well during the Clinton Administration and they became the party of other businesses so now you have two parties that are basically dealing with competing business interest vying for power but what that does is it excludes the interests of regular folks and some regular folks have been getting the shaft ever since nobody is representing their interest they're getting wise to it and they're feeling the effects on the street there Ewing the system is rigged it's rigged against them it's not even Even lyrics against them so you know in Black communities there's a perception it specifically right against us and you know what it is but the way it is is very subtle right it's not a matter of racism being ubiquitous you know inside every Whitehead it's not like that this has very little to do with modern racism but what it has to do with is a property of our system so you know what is a cyber principal the purpose of a system is what it does it means that don't listen to what somebody says that the system is for look at what it accomplished its that's what it's for and our system basically has two things that it accomplishes it basically keeps real change from happening and the reason it keeps real change from happening is because people who are winning in the present system will continue to win the system continues to do what it does and they may lose if enchantress and starts doing something else what creates what I would argue is it kind of organic conservatism those with power don't want change cuz it threatens them and the other thing that our system does is it reproduces present patterns of distribution into the future and what that means is racism that has almost died out is still alive and well in a sense because all you have to do is take people who are born into a neighborhood that is devoid of opportunity and continue that pattern if no opportunity shows up then people who were oppressed are now going to continue to be oppressed and so it feels personal but it isn't it's just reproducing an existing pattern and a lot of that emanates from these communities that have been disenfranchised and economically distraught From Slavery like literally from that we're dealing with the Echoes of slavery and it doesn't get address and when people do bring it up and they start talking about reparations people roll their eyes and people go all so long ago but the results of that are still alive today in the South still alive today in many communities that were redlined as recently as the 1960s right that's exactly right and so we basically have set ourselves up for a confused response because there's a subtlety the fact that ancient racism people who are dead there racism still haunts us today through mechanisms of the reproduction of patterns of distribution and mind you when people here distribution they freaked out because they think you're talking about well I'm not talking about wealth and we can talk about why I wouldn't bother but what we're talking about is opportunity opportunity has been hoarded has been concentrated in some zip codes and almost totally excluded from other zip codes and so you're right the patterns of slavery moved into Jim Crow and it moved into a phase where they are very subtly infused in into our system and so it is causing people to have the sense that there is an enemy and it is out to get me when it's not exactly an enemy that's out to get you it's a pattern of having a definitely needs to be addressed and so the natural place would have been the Democratic party but the Democratic party because it has taken up with big business is not going to do it even though it would be a winning political strategy credit party is more interested in serving the political the economic interests of its actual constituents then it is serving the interests of its nominal constituents and so why are you seeing something that looks like a Communist Revolution beginning in the streets for the natural reason which is the people are feeling excluded from from their share and they are being excluded but this revolution that is beginning in our streets is no more coherent or desirable than you know then now is them and it's going to be brutal and in the mouth way or possibly the way that it unfold in the French Revolution or maybe it'll be someone you know unique version and it will get its own name but if you want the Republican survive we're going to have to prevent this from happening and because of the leader of this movement who do you even talk to who you reason with also in England send it's an all all parts of the world people are protesting and in many ways I think that's it's probably cuz love-it-or-hate-it America sort of takes the cultural lead for the world in a lot of ways when it comes to movements and particularly art and and and you know expression and I see this leaderless movement and it it seems so active two young people that do feel disenfranchised by the system so I watch them seen so many videos of these people out there screaming and cheering and chanting and they feel like they're a part of something right and they are right but what is that thing that they're a part of like what's the end goal that doesn't seem to have been really clear as day like there's kids out and they were out in Woodland Hills out there chanting no justice no peace and I'm like okay Justice you talking about are you talking about George Floyd will that in that case it seems like that guy's going to go to jail for the rest of his life and I don't know if that's Justice or not that Police Department's been disbanded I don't know if that's Justice or not but what is Justice and what is peace it's just a slogan but they feel good saying it no justice no peace but what I don't know what you're saying but you feel very passionate about what you're saying and I think of you pulled one of those kids aside and said what's your message and what are you trying to do I think a lot of them would have nothing to say and that's what that's very concerning to me I'm very concerned about that because it seems like they're very enthusiastic and passionate about an invisible enemy and an enemy that they can't they can't put on a scale they can't tangibly describe it in a way that I understand completely it just seems like the structure of things they feel like is is just it is unfortunately a zombified collective fighting a boogie man that they have invented which again doesn't mean that their frustration is not about something very real that does require a solution but to the extent these people have deindividuated and they've become a true mob and they are pushing policies that make no sense and in dangerous all men there is no neighborhood in the US that is going to be safer for the absence of the police and it really doesn't even matter how corrupt the police are the absence of the police is going to create a power vacuum and we're going to get Warlords as we're already seeing a miniature in Seattle as we already saw it Evergreen so it's not a coherent proposal but I have a concern that the reason that this is leaderless is that something that I think is unrelated I really think it's unintentional but there's something about way that influence happens in this era that has taken all of the would-be leaders and it has trap them in the gig economy and so we have a lot of people who would be in an excellent position to steer this justifiable anger at an enemy that is actually worth attacking to curb the violence and to make this a moment of useful and necessary change I would argue overdue change but those people instead of being leaders but they are influencers and influencers don't have the kind of power necessary to Faith movement and they don't have the position to negotiate on his behalf and this is very dangerous where do you think this escalates to do you have a map in your mind of where the territory is yeah I mean I would say there are several ways it could go but unfortunately the dime Amex look almost unresolvable if somebody does not speak for the movement and with it being unresolvable you've got a conflict between rural people and urban people you have a conflict between blacks and those who are self-declared allies and Ally doesn't really mean a live but foot soldiers on behalf of this movement and people who won't go along with it what I'm trying to raise people's awareness of right now is that there's something in us being raised in the US there's something in us that thinks that the Great Leap Forward in China cannot happen here that would happen in Cambodia cannot happen here that Nazi Germany cannot happen and you know the Soviet Union couldn't happen here I don't know what characteristic it is that people think makes it impossible I don't think it's impossible I think if there is a characteristic that makes it unlikely it is the structure it is the Constitution which I would argue is showing its age but none the less the values that America aspires to the reason that the world does pay attention to us and still even with all of our Brokenness allows us to lead it that reason is that the values that were described were honorable even if they even if we didn't meet them but what we aspire to be was great and I resent Trump's make America great again because their populations for whom it has simply never been great right so I think that last a in Maga is just a finger in the eye for people and it was designed to be but the structure what aspires to be as great and heading in the direction in which it could be great for everybody is obviously the right thing to do but what we are now doing and the thing that last a in Maga is just a finger in the eye for people and it was designed to be but the structure what aspires to be as great and heading in the direction in which it could be great for everybody is obviously the right thing to do but what we are now doing and the thing that troubles me


    Bret Weinstein on the Dangers of #ShutdownSTEM | Joe Rogan
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    what we are now doing and the thing that troubles me most about this movement is that if you listen to it closely and I have listened to it very closely it is explicitly about disassembling the very things that make the West marvelous right it is anti-science right it does not want policy based on science infected also last week Caltech it got all of these just absolutely top-level scientific institutions to broadcast the hashtag shut down stem what oh yeah we're losing our minds because to me the idea that you would be unaware of this is hard to imagine because it was so much going on it was so thoroughly all over my feed though but I'm discovering this their stuff absent from my feed to that didn't know about and I'm finding the same thing where is it saying I don't read my feet while you don't read your Twitter feed but you're plugged into enough people your conversations in this room to be like almost nuclear before I'm paying attention to him these days just for my own personal sanity almost all social media other than posting aspire to great wealth and never have but there is power that wants to be wealthy enough that I can afford to ignore my feeds right now I have to plugged in but but anyway though the thing that's really concerning here and I you know I don't want this podcast to be all about concern the racial inequalities in science the strike files 2 weeks inspired by the police killing of George Floyd a black man who died after white police officer put people on social media or spreading word about the strike with the hashtag shutdown Academia shutdown stem and strike for black lives shutdown Academia is terrifying shut down stems equally terrifying but I mean like what takes place what do you expect well if you shutdown Academia what does it mean is representation in terms of like the what are they saying so this is so sad because truly if you if you really wanted to to raise black people out of the Quagmire to economic Quagmire they find themselves in if you wanted to do it on mask you would arm them with the most powerful tools write the most powerful tool and the tool that is best to address biases especially subtle biases is science that's that's what the scientific method does that's it's one reason for existing is that it takes that what you think and allows you to see why it is wrong right it takes your biases in forces you to see what's wrong with them that's what science is for another reason that this movement is attacking stem has to do with the connection of this movement to critical theory and critical theory didn't come from the science of the word theory is basic pilfered right is being used in the most ironic fashion critical theory is a narrative that's now becoming a religious movement and it is Auntie stem on the basis that it claims that stem at South science itself is racist inherently what do they mean when they swear they're saying critical theory investigation of biases that exist inside of our courts racial biases and that it has now morphed into something that its Originators don't recognize and don't respect that it has become basically I mean you know you've had Jordan Peterson on your podcast many times once with me and you know he what he talks about with respect to these These are cultural marxists and they are wielding this post modern Doctrine what he's talking about is critical theory right critical theory is basically a a trojan horse that exists in academic departments that are dedicated to his study and what it does is it on invents progress in other fields and that's a very uninteresting process when it's hiding away in some corner of your University or you don't have to listen to it but what has happened is it is now reached enough people that has Spilled Out into public and the nonsense that you hear about shutting down Academia shutting down stem abolishing the police all of this is standard fare in those phony Department invents progress now what do you mean by that well I mean that we have a system and you know I'm as upset about what doesn't work about it as anybody but we have a system that accomplishes a great deal and this style of thought that all of these departments that end in theory that don't actually function by Norm rules of logic or the scientific process these things are an attack they're like an autoimmune disease of the academic culture and by and large the scientific part of the academy keeps his head down and it stays away from people who believe in this stuff and it tries to do its work but what has happened is that the Dynamics the demographics have changed such that these departments which weren't taken seriously by The Sciences are now. terms of the Sciences which couldn't possibly be more dangerous because to the extent that the the argument more or less is that the Sciences are unfairly biased in favor of those who are currently successful and that that by us is actually preventing people who are not succeeding under current conditions from getting there and therefore we need to hobble these disciplines to level the playing field well imagine that America rendered its advantage in The Sciences in order to even if you could level the playing field inside of the US by doing that with you can't but even if you could this would so hablas in the world that it would be an insane policy to pursue is there any debate going on about this if you're looking at the vast majority of the scientists they represent what women what is it in European is there a lot of them there's a lot of various people of European ancestry. Asian folks less African Americans less Africans so they're saying that because of this this is clear this is clear evidence of racism total nonsense what is it sending Academia when on any normal day I would be telling you Academia was so incredibly broken and science has been so incredibly incredibly corrupted by its contact with the market that we have to fix these things because that is in and of itself a threat you know the West here I find myself saying wait a second he's people are actually telling you what they think they think science is the enemy and instead of democratizing the tools of science and giving them to the people who need the most they want to end science SOL the problems are several unfortunate they're not tremendously interesting assertive dry inside baseball stuff sort of take the legs out from under this racism argument when it comes to representation sure so first of all let me just say Academia is from Men's Lee liberal and that I mean that in both senses let's take the honorable part of it right inside of a university there every desire to bring people who do not look like the old white guys that have done so much of the past work in science there is a desire to to broaden you know so it is not true that privately scientists are harboring racist views and talking about them and then you know behaving themselves when they're around people who are of a different color it's not like that okay there's a desire to have those people show up and get the job for one thing it takes the pressure off to the extent the Department's don't look like the demographics of the country in which these departments are housed you know that raises questions and so there's a desire to bring anybody who makes it clear that that's not going on however let's say that you were you were black and you grew up in a neighborhood where the odds are stacked against you and you made it let's say that you know you had people who said wise things to you and I got you to focus on the right nothing you managed to dodge the stuff to capture so many and you made it right I said you got into Harvard you got a really good quality degree in a in a in a proper science what are you going to do with it you going to go into Academia that would be insane because I don't know what the numbers are I don't know what fraction of people who get phds actually get the jobs they praying for but it's tiny yeah because there's only so many positions and every year your graduating hundreds and hundreds of people with those degrees well but there's also a very good reason for the submissive terrible reason but there's a very easily comprehended reason universities are fueled in large measure by what's called overhead of the grants so if you get $1000000 Grant half or more will go to your University right so that's what builds the buildings and fuels to place so the university has an incentive get as many people filed Grant applications as they can and they have an incentive to hire people has Grant applications will be large rather than small so this for example is one of the reasons that science has taken up arms against theory that is to say proper scientific theoretician like me and it is instead hired people who run big expensive experiments because big expensive experiments have big ramps in those big grants bring in money but if you were University and what you wanted was to have people ride expensive Gramps were capable of getting them then what you would want to do as you would want to free those people from teaching and you would want to get people who weren't so expensive to do the work of the university and the way you do that if you bring them on his graduate students and you pay them an appalling way you claim you claim that they are not actually workers that their students and they they do most of the teaching and they do a lot of the work of the university for incredibly low amounts of money they live under poor conditions and increasingly they have to come from abroad where they are in some sense getting a deal it still makes sense but this means that we overproduce phds we give people degrees instead of money to do the work of the university in order that the people who are capable of getting the grants spend almost full-time doing that job and it's a racket so in that Eric my brother so what he honors was actually that there was an explicit conspiracy to game the Visa system in order to keep the system running then infect effectively a fake shortage of science students was created to allow the University's to basically flood the market to drive the wages down but all of these things mean that if you are coming from circumstances that have been challenged and you make it you don't want to go to graduate school in The Sciences because it's a dumb move you're going to take having gotten your head above water and then you're going to voluntarily drown and it doesn't make any sense you're much better off even as bad as you know being a doctor has become used to be a great job now it's kind of a sucky job but you're better off doing that because at least it's a job you'll pay off your loans you know you'll make it and so basically what we see is that there are lots of reasons that are rational person from certain demographics is less likely to go into the Sciences that's not racism in The Sciences it's again one of these Echoes of a past racism or a past indifference that is having huge impact on the present so these people that want to vent that think that stem is racist and they want to dismantle it what do they propose like what what Posen replacement of stem and Academia so what they want is so strange and Preposterous that it damages my credibility to even stay at I will I will answer your question okay but I know that what I'm saying sounds Preposterous okay only reason that I am so certain of it is that I talked to them directly and I watched this happen whatever rosacea but I can say that to the extent that I've actually had these conversations with people I was left completely shocked by you know there was an there was an example at Evergreen where we were in a faculty meeting and I said that the proposals that were moving through we're at threat to the enlightenment values that were the basis of the institution and what I got back was something I had heard before which was an attack not only on the enlightenment but on the idea of Enlightenment I was just so stunned I was a college professor amongst faculty and somebody was actually saying out loud that Enlightenment was a problem and nobody in the room said anything what did they mean by Enlightenment is a problem well so here's here's what I say to to people who ask me about the students in particular the enlightenment was a European project right it definitely had a light skin tone ride was it was European men was not a Jewish project but I'm not embarrassed about taking the tools of the Enlightenment and wielded they don't belong to Europe their human tools they were a discovery in Europe and arguably the discovery in Europe happened because of us exclusion of other people but at some level who the f*** cares that's of the most powerful tools ever and you can't uninvent them the thing to do is distribute them as broadly as possible but if you're in critical theory first of all you end up in critical theory any one of these fields women's studies queer studies whatever it is you have already foregone this option you don't end up in critical fee if you have the chops to do science so in effect you have people who don't stand to personally benefit from opening those doors wider because they wouldn't go through them arguing that nobody should go through those doors so those are not valid avenues for people to pursue well because the method is non-existent if you were to do these things properly you would study them with the tools of stem right but we know from we know that's not what goes on inside of these departments and we also know that the product doesn't add up from the point of view of science you can't take the claim for example that if a man decides that he is a woman than he is a woman that's not a valid claim it just doesn't stand you can't claim the Sexes Spectrum either that claim doesn't stand up these are empty and we could have a discussion about what we are to do in light of the part of gender that is flexible but we're not having that conversation because we've got an ultimatum on the table either you agree sex is a spectrum or you're the enemy so all I would say is just empirically this is what happens now I will also say one of the telling incidents that happened during the Evergreen riots is now finally it's been covered by PBS I've talked about it on my podcast a student of Heather in mine an excellent student one of the best ones we ever had as a young woman named Odette is half-black her mom is Africa Caribbean she was known to be my student and Heather student during the riots and was actually confronted and physically bullied by the rioters who accused her of being a race traitor for studying science this actually happened and what I'm telling you is that when they say your race traitor for studying science what's what specific discipline well she was studying Neri biology because because science is racist yo it's nonsense and I hear you're trying to parse it as if it makes sense and I think that I don't understand as a person who spent three years barely pay attention College I don't know how it got to that I don't know how that becomes an actual course I don't know how that gets funded I don't know how that you can get a degree from that well so what I've heard of late and I'm it may be James Lindsay who is the originator of of this phraseology but there's a term racism of the gaps and racism of the gaps is a reference to the god of the gaps hypothesis anything we can't explain and Sciences explained by God which is obviously nonsense but racism of the gaps has any place where that we see a success differential the explanation is inherently racism so if we see an absence of black people in math obviously is racist do they apply that in areas where black people Excel know because this is a self-serving modality right and so let's go back to Odette for a second trying to parse what they're saying is if it has content logical content is a mistake trying to parse it as a tactical move makes a lot of sense okay let's imagine that Odette was not the courageous person yes and that she had caved right imagine you're cornered you know you're alone you've got a mob that's actually physically confronting you for studying science if she was not a person of strong character she might have signed up with them if they had signed up with them then a now they have a potentially powerful Ally write a black person former student of or at that point I guess current student Heather in line who would say in fact science is racist evolutionary biology particularly so I was in that class yada yada yada and people are easily influenced and that many Believe by that would probably cause a lot of people to Cave into that and giving it at just for Conformity just of the people accept them yes and so thank goodness that Odette is somebody who is up incredibly strong character who really got the message of evolutionary biology very deeply and there is nothing that they could have said or threatened her with it would have caused her to make the move. processing a tactically is important what they're doing is tactical and what they did with shutdown stem tactical they were proving their power right they were able to get the most important scientific institutions to broadcast a demand to shut down stems that's an amazing level of power and actual scientist that are in disciplines that are legit like evolutionary biology what a long time contacted Richard Dawkins as this was happening because I didn't see anything on his feed that suggested you know he had made a statement I thought would be powerful him to do for him to do it he was totally unaware what's going on right to have the most important institutions broadcasting this thing something about our environment is not calling it to the attention of people who might be in a position to say something and the whole thing is it's setting us up where we're from Mendes danger and what what do you think their motivation is power power shutdown stem and what do they do are they thinking this far ahead they're not playing this long game okay I would just I would tell people who aren't aware of me and what I think and believe that I am very Progressive I am very interested in making a fair resume I know you I know you are so what I'm about to say sounds like one of those right-wing crazy things what they want well imagine the following but first of all this talk about reparations for second okay I'm not a fan of the idea of reparations I think it would be a terrible failure would be a disaster but I do believe that something of very substantial magnitude is Justified I just don't think reparations is the ants completely gray okay I think reform in terms of communities I think spending massive amounts of money to rebuild communities and give people hope yes economic opportunities massive investment communities that have been systematically and American blacks and American Indians at the top of the list because I believe they have a special claim is a protected Native Americans distraught because they've been subjugated to this weird position when they're stuck on these reservations I will come back to the city maybe but I think there's something very special that happened with black sand with Indian it's not exactly alike but it has to do with their different origin stories of these two populations have both suffered parallel even know what to call it an obstacle unlike anyone out there imagine to do what this movement is is an attempt to create a slant in every single interaction that does the job of reparations its reparations 24 hours a day 7 days a week in every room in every institution in every context right now that will be the on invention of America it is in some weird a mirror for the America that blacks and Indians have faced they have faced in America in which everything was slanted against them in his grown less so but again we have the Echoes of that deeply slanted America that are broadcast into the present at a high level of intensity but you cannot do reparations inside of every Institute every hour every discussion that is not a plausible plan even people who support the idea of monetary reparations the solution if they understood the Dynamics of trying to infuse it into every interaction there is no way it could possibly work and it invalidates all of the most important principles on which America runs so we are really talking about on inventing America and substituting a reparations program for it which it just couldn't possibly be a bigger think think for a second trying to imagine what the hell I'm talking about imagine the courts right now there is a problem there's a process called jury nullification and Eric has pointed out that jury nullification is a huge hazard in an era where people are saying as much nonsense about who's guilty and who's innocent and what it has to do with race as we have because effectively you can instantly create a situation in which the law doesn't apply certain folks because of the color of their skin right that would be an advantage You could argue that it was compensatory four years of being on the other end of that deal but it cannot be made to function but the other thing is also possible right you can not only have the law not apply to people on the basis that they have a skin color that's suggestive had a raw deal but you can also make the law apply to people because of their skin color we can have show trials right I was effectively expose the equivalent of a show trial Evergreen and I was convicted of racism and it happened at for various reasons I knew damn well that the charge was completely empty based on my history as a human being and so I felt I could stand up to it and we stand it and I guess in a way I did on the other hand my wife and I were driven out of the college so yes I survived it but I didn't survive it intact right I made it somewhere else but that show trial men that show trial mentality mean it would be a perfect fit for the maoist part of this of this movements ethos mean we're already seeing struggle sessions people being forced to admit things that aren't true right


    Joe Rogan and Rashad Evans Compare DMT Experiences
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    everybody has their own Awakening you know it and if some people may not have that in this life you know they may never they may never have that that Awakening but some people are burdened by their environment as well right there's too much stress and anxiety and you can't even say space somebody who was who was doing all the meditation because all you really need to do is feel it to understand why you need to do it and that's why I was unlucky that I was able to feel it so now it's nothing for me to meditate and then go to all these you know spiritual practice because I know that is something real but beforehand I was like man that s*** is not real. I don't believe that man like guys but until I went through it I'm just like you didn't have that understanding it's hard to see the result you kind of have to trust the process it's hard to see the result before you experience that you kind of have to trust the process go through it then something for me for me a big one is Yoga I'm a big believer in yoga and not just for physical reasons for mental reasons it helps me tremendously and when I don't do it I'm good I'm good like legitimately iced yoga twice a week cuz I'm really only good for about 3 days after yoga class like I need to just really bounced out if I was doing it three times a week is nothing in the world like a f*** with me mentally I feel like I'm fine everything everything I've done I've done that the Bikram Yoga and that she was just so hot I couldn't I really couldn't focus that's the key though I know about that yeah well Mike my place not affiliated with Bikram anymore because he's arrested for some scumbaggery he's easy give your scumbag and Heat this a thing about this he did not invent those postures and he didn't even invent that sequence he brought to America and he popularized doing it and in very hot rooms the benefits don't forget him take him out of the equation because there's so many people that practice it and they've had incredible benefits from it it's it's really unfortunate that it's connected to this very controversial individual because then people associate Bikram with this guy that's been you know accused of multiple sexual assault and rape snow is different things they take that away from him as a human being and the people that practice it what they get from it personal you know exactly what you're going to do everyday there's 26 postures and two breathing exercises one breathing exercise in the beginning 26 postures one breathing exercise the end it's in 90 minutes 90 minutes and 105 degrees and it's f****** brutal and I did it right before I got here I do it like you in the morning first thing in the morning I do it before I eat anyting I go through a 90-minute yoga class or really like doing it that way and then at the end of the day have a couple different places that do it ad like to mix it up but that hot yoga from me is the way to go because first of all I know the postures they all they're all serve a purpose and terms of like helping my body helping my balance keeping my flexibility strengthening my joints there's so many really positive physical and then to the meditation aspect of it because no matter what kind of b******* I have going on in my life if I just breathe and think about the exercise and then me and my brain starts racing and I'll forget what I'm doing also thinking about other s*** but I bring it back bring it back bring it back breathe just breathe not going anywhere so I am just breathe and going through these and I know that I can get through it and get through it and there's a cleansing of like all the your brain does like residual residue of like shity thoughts bouncing around inside your brain anxieties and fears and regrets and anger and frustration and all this s*** that's in your head that just gets in the way of clear thinking it gets in the way of being able to see things in an objective beneficial way and to be able to see things the way other people seem as well but sometimes I have an issue adding a lot of people do that I don't see how other people are seeing things I see how I I see things and then I can let me look at it from their way let me just abandoned on all of the weather f****** wrong abandon all that s*** and try to look at it from other peoples toys that feel like what yoga does for me is that allows me to be free and allows me to clean up all my preconceived notions and clean out all my misconceptions and just see things she thinks or how they are and always feel better I got to try on this vegan diet I'm telling you you're on that path anyway yoga is it's just so good for straighten your f****** head out man always want to try to yoga something like it when I do like the DMC I don't have like I don't have a it's weird I don't have like those divisions come from NN diamond like one time I did it I've seen like this half like it was like I was awake and I'm going to place and I'm just with these three massive beings like tall is a building and they were like half human and they're half snake and I got a snake from the waist down and the ad in the human from the waist up but have like a snake face that was one of the divisions that I had you think that represented it was weird because during that experience is like they were all like I was all three of them were staring at me not and they were looking down and then one of them Reach for me and then I started going up and then I started going around their body and then I went around the body and then as I was going around the body every once in a while I will see the face of of of it and it was like open up like a cobra and then it will close but it wasn't scary it wasn't terrifying and I went all the way over body it was like I was able to see from another angle like me up in the body and and then it like open me up like a like a like a flower or something like that it was weird and then my trip went like super super fast so you definitely invite Visions yeah I just can't can't quite make out like what it what's it supposed to be supposed to be giving me the finger the last a bunch of jesters like Court Jesters ridiculous they're all like machine f*** f*** you circling me like infinite numbers of the basically the feeling that I got was a I take myself too seriously and these these gestures were just going to f*** you like you don't like that you don't like when someone goes f*** you gesture surrounding me going to give me like this vibrating finger it was and I was like but we was clear what they were saying like hey bed she take yourself too seriously and then you're right you're right times you think very highly of yourself like that's what you like I should you know my Netflix specials going to be the s*** I'm going to this is going to be the best one I've ever done I'm going to f****** show everybody how good this isn't and they work fuk fuk fuk fuk fuk you and I was like I mean something we don't have to think that way to do the you know yeah I said so that's a thing like I like those visions of being able to like when I did Ayahuasca I didn't have any Visions man I don't have anything like I had I had it I got into it pretty pretty good space but I wasn't like I didn't have like the typical teaching lessons everybody else has when they do something that seems like you're probably the thing is with that and I'm speaking just from people talking to me about it cuz I've only done the pure DMT I haven't done the Iowa people say that a lot of these people that are making it than not make you to the not making it correctly or they're making a light dose cuz they're worried about Gringos going crazy and they don't want to be responsible for that s*** so I know people that have gone and they've had these experiences where they've done it with someone in America or someone who's done throw more commercial sort of organization and it wasn't that strong or profound and then they when did it with someone who's real someone is making some f****** super high grade you know 97 octane s*** and then that's what I like it was it brought like I didn't even give me experience that I wanted but it gave me the experience that I needed you know and that's and that's something that I got after I was like over the disappointment of it was like you know what I didn't get what I wanted but I definitely got what I needed you know because whenever you sit in circle and stuff like that it's always an amazing cathartic thing where you just kind of just like shed and just go through those emotions just watching other people just be so wrong with their emotions and just kind of you kind of just like shed and just go through those emotions just watching other people just be so wrong with their emotions and just kind of feeling that you know just just through somebody else's you kind of like start to feel like the work come through you you know that's that's how I felt anyway


    Joe Rogan on the Insane origins of Chiropractic Treatment
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    Bensalem boxer oh yeah I was training at their core gym when I was in town cuz I work with that his coach sometimes and and I'm like what they were saying besides back was tight one day or something like that cuz I got a good chiropractor Hilo you see you know what you mean they make you worse off there for you and and and and I just been seeing chiropractors for that do you know how chiropractors were invented you ready for this chiropractors were invented in the 1800 by a magnetic healer during a seance he apparently came up with this idea that you could fix all the ailments of the body by manipulating the spine he was murdered by his son his son I'm over with a car sound with a con man and his son took over the business and his son started promoting that chiropractic healing could fix all these problems literally the whole art of Chiropractic manipulation in and I'm not denying that some people do get pain relief from chiropractors and most chiropractors today really acts Morris physical therapist that do a lot of deep tissue work a lot of other things but the origin of chiropractic medicine came from a f****** b******* artist Meetup b******* but it happened in the 1800 so it just got grandfathered in where people took it seriously but there's a crazy article by a woman who was a guest on my podcast in the past how do you say her name Yvette to chiropractors are b******* how do you say her her last name is it complicated last name but I didn't know I had no idea cuz I had gone to a chiropractor once I had up a bulging disc in my neck and Jiu-Jitsu and I was like this just is not getting any better and he's like who's going to manipulate you everything would be fine I went to a year and it never got any better and it finally went to a real doctor is like a f****** bulging disc man this is my hands are going numb why is my hand going numb and is pushing out how do you say her name Yvette D entremont she was on the butt Arctic medicine got started out and they call themselves doctors write a doctorate in Chiropractic what percentage of people get accepted to chiropractic school take us 10% a hundred percent I understand everybody I know I will attest to that I work with your mom some some good ones some good guys. They they told me they get me right I don't like I work with this guy dr. Maggie and also dr. Davidson and they they do a good job and really, cuz I'll go on in my neck be tight and it popped up here and there and I got you just feel a little bit of relief I feel a little bit that's what I said think for me to is like I'm very aware of the whole placebo effect of of certain things like I was a skeptic I'm a skeptic sometime and so going in and then actually feeling relief there's a doctor Maggie that we worked with a lot of a lot of football players as well and he's like you said you know those guys the other here just you and get you right but he does a lot of physical therapy work as well that's what more they are now kind of helps you know some of those elements that I have and he's helping you for a few Camp as well as dr. Davis in these guys have helped me a lot and my fight so you know that's what I was like when arrows like not just crack crack and pop me back they are actually you know physically help work some things out. We're good to go as soon as they were doctors I did too I thought you had to go to medical school to be called the doctor you don't


    My Fight With Colby Was More Personal Than People Think
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    with Kobe as well I mean you know that fight was a lot more personal than a lot of people think you know obviously with you know that the whole situation with my my dad and then I'm saying whatever you said and and I know he like people say certain things in Connors a master at this to try to get you off your game to try to make you the rattle you make you mad enough to where you come out and you just crazy and all the fighting them into where you can be the best nasty when you get in there and get an adrenaline dump you look like you haven't trained a day in your life and I knew that's what they would like I'm not stupid I knew what that's what these guys are trying to do anyway especially him he was trying to do but I was going to play into that had a very steady Pace it was very interesting you could see that when you're fighting like right away in the first round first of all his pace is f****** crazy it mean that guy throws a lot of volume but you you had you could tell that you were not going to blow your water Lee you were fighting vert measured very disciplined and you were throwing a lot of front kicks to the body man that front kick the body is nasty yeah I mean you know just looking at his style stylistically in and match him up with my like I could have came in there we would have wrestled each other but pywrestling because everyone Tyron was a two-time All-American tired tiring did better than him in division 1 wrestling better accolades and we saw what happened with that fight so I knew he was worried about me wrestling me taking him down cuz if I take you down you're not getting up unless I let you up so I knew he was worried about that but then they they came a moment in the fight to where we used to just looked at each other and it was just now not today lately do it let's do it again and I was fully aware I was fully prepared that to bang it out with him it was very surprising because it really did turn out to be basically kickboxing fight yeah man that was yeah we just we just looked at each other and we'll just like alright let's go bowling tonight depending on how the rest of the division stocks up because it's just such a f****** talented division there's so much not division this so many good Fighters but depending on how everything plays out you guys could have two or three fights and easily we'll see we'll see first of all I want to see how you bounce back from that because like I said there was a lot that went into that fight he said a lot he did a lot like getting all that weight on having all that weight on your shoulders saying all the things that you said ruffling all the feathers that you ruffled and then coming out and in he took a beating from the fans after that like the backlash that he took it was was I don't know if you could saw some of the ship that was on my like he took up shoe monkas so I'm sure and so many of them can do it I knew it I want to see how he bounces back from all that because he's never had to do it do it before psychological yeah he's never had to do it before you never had to talk all that s*** and go in there and get your mouth shut literally and it's literally it's going to be interesting to see like who they match him up with you know I mean who who they got possibilities what he's doing a massive. Early on I like these videos online with with with a dove and then it's like he can fight Tyron Woodley fight like I think they both fight for the number one Contender it's like the possibilities are endless because it's so many guys that want to kick his ass but I don't think so you got you got possibilities he can he can fight guys and it's also possible that he can learn from that fight with you and come back a better fighter that is pop yet so we don't know how much it's going to take out of them but it is possible that he can come from that me that was a f****** crazy fighting that was the first really crazy fight that he's experienced other than one submission lost that he had the UFC where you had got an injured rib he had to take the fight was that Worley Alves or they are so when you when you see him next then we'll get a we get an understanding was that the thing though it is there's just so certain guys you can't be I don't know what it is or why didn't they just certain guys that you cannot be and I think I'm that guy that he's just not going to be I will not allow myself to lose to him do you think of you have two good hands of your hand wasn't her it would been a different part you love to hurt him I think I heard him earlier but I don't think anything's followed very good fiber me how to be the most of it be the most I've ever been hit ever and it was I was never really hurt bad but they were stinging shots like they they stung me a couple time like this would be the most satisfying to you it was when I when I got back to the hotel and I and I sat there just I mean it was like and I just bought by myself cuz I like to decompress and I'm just saying we got it done I mean all this s*** that this guy said even my dad was that you know like you said but take care of business you know to know that I went in there and I and I did take care of business it was extremely satisfying and it didn't hurt when I freak I mean it's sharp lessive like celebrities crazy celebrities and you know there's a lot of people little support you because of that yet man is so many like if you fall down there's so many they just can't wait to piss on you and kick you it's such a polarizing position that he took he did but you know President Trump now saying that you were going to go visit the White House and you tell me about the boys go to the White House reading a book and it pretended like he was reading the book and then I'm at the airport and I'm like oh there's a bug and I'm like I've got time today and I and I and I take the screenshot and I and I posted it seated speed the reaction for bad after that it was it was refused ridiculous messages back all the trucks personally so you know I can't go out there and I go I'm bashing them just because this idiot was attaching himself yeah them so I look forward to meeting them and actually talking to them that would be a great moment for you to bring that title to the White House to spite of all the b******* and just let everybody know do you rise yeah I mean it would ever imagine that you know coming from the village in Africa that I did you know and then get bring that title to the White House to spite him all the b******* and just let everybody know you rise yeah I mean it would ever imagine and I ain't coming from the village in Africa that I did you know and and getting to the point and actually going in there to the White House


    Kamaru Usman Opens Up About Disastrous Twitter Hack
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    social media I just got did you see that I just got half did you really get high or just know I got hacked your manager we were we were preparing to go to the fight weave. Liked it they will come in and get us cuz if I started started the prelim just started and it was about to start the main card so we're preparing to go is Saturday and you don't know my phone just getting text message text message text message I'm inside maybe switch one person you want to get there on my dad cuz my phone is blows up sometimes so I'm not really looking at my phone I'm just trying to get out of there and go and I somehow I I just I picked my phone up where we get walking down to the car I slide it up and I have 26 messages what just happened so then the top one was what's the name Paige you know used to work for the UFC is like looking at your Twitter right now like what are you talkin about yeah that's what I thought I thought you were right now phone I try to go into my Twitter I can't I'm locked out to someone that got in and change the password and the email so I can't even get into my Twitter and and then with Ali cuz he's with me and we're walking now I might go I leave I need to see your phone now I need to see your phone because I can't even see what they were tweeting until I get his phone and I go to my page and the first couple of the defensive like the first one was like it was wrong on so many levels funny if you are troll you know but he's tweeting Connor it was like I'm going to be raw doggin to do something with your wife tonight I was I know that that's a little you know that's a little much you know and then that the next one another one comes in another one comes in at another time like now he's going all the way left and now he's a Taiwan play me said something by Mike Tyson your and word like you effing and words you're this is like you email your effing n-word or this and that like like going in like that and then crushed screen screenshots my bank account somehow he gets got into my bank account got into my bank account screenshot this and put it out now I'm getting my messages like yo what it's like and then of course that was right there they got my bank account and now they know we're getting calls from a message from everybody. Gill we would have just not the u.s. is working on getting the Twitter shut down and by the time they called and got the Twitter shut down here Twitter my bank is in a screenshot of my bank account. You know they tweeted random people are disrespectful things he was like on 112 you know if I get over a hundred thousand followers or a thousand, two retweets on this I'm going to put it peanut play Pink or like internet password the password for that out there cuz I have my phone like how did they get in to my I have everything now Instagram they shut down my Instagram right away before he could post anything you know because that I have a lot more followers on there and it was just like I was so like just flustered by it all to wear I couldn't do anything but Somaya like Ivory I just does anybody ever posed for you that used to be using yeah but I still like to have some level of control but mean the other people besides you I get password yeah yeah yeah but it's it's it's someone that I know someone that I trust you know it's not like random people know it's one person one person that's what is it possible to that one person left their phone laying around or something and someone saw the password now candy cuz it wasn't just my Twitter they can my bank account with crazy I mean I don't know how they connected how's the bank account into an iPhone when I'm learning now as they can easily hackers can easily hack you from and I like you are Starbucks Wi-Fi they can eat that's why you want a virtual private Network VPN and we use expressvpn but there's a bunch of them you would use that and dig the good thing about it is also you get get in the account so you could do stuff like you know you're another country's they lock you out of things yeah like you can't look a certain parts of the web you can if you have a VPN yeah I could miss it this was wet and then obviously something they were using because they sign when they sign into my they try to get into my email they got into my money sign in cuz now you have that two-factor authenticator or whatever and then when they sign it it showed one of them show that they were in New York another one showed that they were in like Bali so they switching up yeah yeah whatever knew what they were they knew what they were doing because they were it would getting in there saying something and it was like and of course and I saw that and it was unfair to to it to my manager for people that actually say that because you know of course everyone said something about it to which which was very low I understand that the comments that that was tweeted out with work very very disrespectful first of all that's not me I don't even talk like of course you know and I would never say anything like that even though cuz I want to beat him up if you kind of want to fight we can fight but I would never has lines that you don't cross that's not you at all I would never I thought he was just trying to stir up the pot now 9:30 extent I didn't know the extent of what that's the only way it's worth it that's true it was just some random crazy due to Russian and I'm thinking like booty time and and this is before I release all the tweets he's like you had a talk with Connor I'm thinking like a s*** about Connor I got hacked we talkin about until I saw the comment and what was said towards him I was like oh s*** okay I understand this guy's going into on the biggest fights I mean he's this is a return fight and it was everything is going through and having that hanging around or someone saying for like it's just not that thirsty I'm a champion the belts going to move I'm going to fight going into on the biggest fights I mean he's this is a return fight and it was everything is going through and having that hanging around or someone saying for like it's just first of all we're not that thirsty I'm a champion the belts going to move I'm going to fight somebody now you know so I don't really care who it is I'm going to fight somebody


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Celebrity “I Take Responsibility” PSA
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    you know this Ben, click Ricky Gervais is a great example of done very well and I love when he was hosting the Golden Glow up you know what I'm saying my friend do you know what that is these m************ haven't gotten any attention exact for months because they happen f****** horrible cop is a really bad guy who killed somebody it's not like these actors are out there being racist and holding people back while you're doing this stupid do you do you take attention or sucking it up like a sponge that do stuff for the money this looks of the rest of the world they think they're going to do a good thing and they think they're through their celebrity may use their platform and their voice not going to make it different now you really think that as it a professional actor you going to make a f****** difference with racism and crime and violence and police brutality you should stop acting cuz you should go to a f****** doctor and get your head checked but the video was little bit of sanctimonious and very you know I got it from that means I'll be honest with you he he he he does Caitlyn Jenner like f****** it's one of his Instagram page is the funniest f****** Instagram page on the planet Earth by far but he's got this new one that he did where he go to a Jamie go to Kyle Dunnigan Instagram page where he has these characters that he does with the face swap and he shoves them into that video wait wait till you see this cuz this is the perfect antidote for that cringe here we go Jamie woke you this up here the guy is a goddamn genius responsibility for not listening to Megan and deleting me knickers on the floor that called Underpants I will no longer throw away the African-American part of the Oreo cookie just to get you the creamy white mid I will hire more black hookers I guess we are no longer bystanders that's nothing compared to some of his page if you need something to laugh at his Caitlyn Jenner unfortunately I think they're great I just think somebody should talk to them if somebody outside the business just grabbed me by the shoulders unfortunately I think they're great I just think somebody should talk to them if somebody outside the business just grabbed me by the shoulders and call feedback


    Steve Schirripa on Growing Up in a Mob Neighborhood
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    because I don't cook much no no no and I don't need anything you don't listen I eat nothing short sometimes that could do something I can make breakfast like what what's your goes to Umberto's Clam House is where they killed Joe Gallo in Brooklyn where I grew up and was killed Monday I mean like f****** hundreds any to come and get the f*** out of here take them to the movies piano squeeze the lemon thing I did being around all those guys when you're younger than that help you when you're in The Sopranos that it helped you like sort of cuz you knew people like that I grew up in that neighborhood like where I grew up in Bensonhurst Brooklyn at the time in the 70s was all big mob and clav big they were everywhere and you didn't even know they were you know like and this is a guy that I went to little league with wind up doing 25 years for murder and they were just in the neighborhood they would just you know so yeah I knew that world I wasn't in that world I went to college but I knew that world I know people that friends are you know it was just that kind of a place and two days ago Italian deli ravioli store and I didn't know that he was a hitman and he sent me an article and he murdered two guys and Coney Island yeah and I had no idea about that and I should really lift up the block for me I didn't know that all the Titan American you know and it's changed a little bit in New York because that whole area look at when he would have those block parties and you know people that was part of the the people that would love to him 79-80 so I was gone through all that made these you know I was in Vegas I think it is is legit MMA fighter he's really f****** good he's shredded the kid looks a f****** killer me looks like an MMA fighter covered in tattoos I think he's undefeated and I think he's got the majority of his fights if not all of them by knockout go to a lot of people he was pretty nifty as a fighter and they still get caught even the even the guys move like s*** they still get caught I don't know what they did to avoid prosecution those Old-Timers you know those Old-Timers used to just I don't know what they did with the money while they were trying to avoid prosecution didn't work out


    Michael Imperioli Reveals Crazy Ingredients He Was Given on “Chopped”
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    do you cook oh yeah what you went Top Chef chopped celebrity tournament, but I'm good at taking what's there and making something out of it like random stuff really really yeah whatever is that mean and I did it because my wife doesn't cook she's you know she's a designer she's good at building things so if I wanted to eat good I had to learn how to cook cuz she's that's how you learn. are you going to do this you'll win if you do the show cuz you're good at like cooking with random ingredients and it was sixteen people like one day it was actors for actors for comedians for athletes and for like musicians than the winner from each day does the last day and how they judge and a used ice cream made a dessert you have to make this three rounds every day right so is it appetizer rounded main course and then a desert but for the desert that made ice cream and I put like booze in the ice cream and that got over really good like bourbon peoples of all kinds of other vegetables and will it be in the Box fake blood like candy blood or like an unpopped dry corn on the cob unpopped you know like the cats like popcorn but not off the cob squid it was like that's kind of more of a normal thing the thing I didn't think about that's the hardest thing of it is that there's cameras in your face the whole time which is really good then if they follow you around do with it take me to family win 50000 for charity that's the thing but I want up winning the the last two people are me and Brandi Chastain you know she was on the US Women's Soccer Team not the recent one but back then she took off her shirt was wearing a sports bra that was a famous photo or something that was her and I were the two finalist no you don't do that when you coming are you going to do that for first place corn with f****** and you have to make and then there's there's all different machines to there's like a food processor this an ice cream machine there's like a sous-vide machine which is you put stuff in the in the in the plastic seal and then put it into like really hot water to cook it. Kind of s*** if you want to get adventurous a machine is like a sous-vide machine which is you put stuff in the in the in the plastic seal and then put it into like really hot water to cook it that kind of s*** if you want to get adventurous


    Steve Schirripa and Michael Imperioli Remember James Gandolfini
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    great thing to do to go back and review it just to kind of give the people that are fans at this the sense of it was like for you guys and what it's like to see it again and it just to put it in the context in history when that's the show that started off these kind of shows when you think about the show that you have today like the Ozarks and all these different like really what kind of wild shows we have to follow one episode to the next and you have to know what just happened to pay attention The Sopranos started that s*** that was in was also the first show where there was a real antihero a cinematic quality to television traditionally go to the movies for he wasn't your typical leading man like we sexy just like they love them just go back through his whole history of his career but that show doing Tony Soprano just f****** synced whatever it was got to get f****** killed you know you're watching it and in in one scene right there's some incredible scenes where he's happy mad Furious in in 1 3 minutes in he goes to four different emotions he's amazing you know like anything you start to see what you have like one of these actors bringing you know what are there playing to their strengths and what kind of qualities they're bringing to it yeah just like there's that one scene in the pilot at the end towards the other Pine like my character tells Tony Soprano I can go to Hollywood and sell my story or something and he in the script it was kind of he was like fatherly like you don't want to do that and sell out you got to stay with us and build a family or whatever and instead Jim just grabs me they don't by the throat or something like that it became very menacing and very intimidating and he released you know and I think David saw that was like oh wow that's the guy that's the character then and it probably influenced how he took the story and how would he would write it but I think a lot I think a lot of that tone was already in his head but seeing what the actors were bringing to it I think you know influenced a lot hippie you know he was very laid-back you know he were like Birkenstocks and like a bandana on his head and it's hard to wipe my ass with your family matter fact he would say to me like before the season let's go down have dinner at Hill Court Tia what should I bring it to you that way an actor theater God I wrote a kids book called Nikki douching it turned it into a movie and Michaels in it and Paulie Walnuts and Johnny sack and I was in Jim's trailer and he had dusted the movie with Brad Pitt a mob movie and he said Jim said I won't beat the f*** f****** calls me again I will beat the f*** out of him for the money he paid me I'm not f****** doing it swear to God I won't beat the f*** I will beat the f*** out of him for the money he paid me I'm not f****** doing it sweater


    Michael Imperioli: Why Line Readings Drive Actors Crazy
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    that was an interesting take because that guy was he was a young guy and he had never been the star of the movie before and they're making this movie and because they did you know they put money into this the executives were giving him a line readings there was a guy who is wearing cufflinks offensive watch and it's really nice tailored suit and he was saying he was telling him run and this was after that that's who it was it was just painted I was I was in the car we're in the camera car and I was driving on the New Jersey Turnpike Kenna they will just tell me what you want because then you get your now you're not discovering it you're not you're not creating the moment you're just imitating it it's not organic and it's not might not be as interesting as what you're going to come up with us tonight I've gone off on DirecTV I find one hour drama like that show much more different beat I don't think I'm very good at it and I've done quite a bit of him giving me a note and tell me what you want I want to make the director happy I want to do a good job tell me it doesn't bother me that much you know I have had directors I did a movie with a young kid it was a really good roll a younger kid after every take he came over to talk to me finally I went like just let me do my thing I'll figure it out this whole process you freaked out though yeah because you're playing the scene reality the scene whatever it is this guy saying something and it pisses you off so douchebag say something a certain way you know what I mean face I don't know what that means be happy do you want me to be ecstatic over-the-top really excited make a funny face and then I don't know what that means we're also working with the director you there is the script that you're supposed to be following and maybe this some changes to the script and there's so much going on till try to create your version of it that the more the people are f****** with you the more that's going to just throw you off the rail it does and I've what I found is the best people the best director that's actors and writers make it so you feel very comfortable and that you are free to create and that you're not being Dominator dictated to and stuff like that like the best example is Martin Scorsese where I only worked with lunch in a movie I felt like I could do no wrong he creates an environment will you feel completely creative and free and get better than him look at it from the perspective and just took it to figure out how to be the least annoying the most Board of and then just sort of convey what you trying to get down to see hundred percent I mean both ways you know as an active to you got to learn you know you learn how to deal with different types of directors and give the give them what they want and give and satisfy yourself at the same time when you're not learning it's harder to do that you know I got fired from my very first professional job I was 21 I've been studying for a long time I've been auditioning never got anything I got to play the lead in a play Off-Broadway but a lot of attention cuz it was based on a true story and I got fired after the opening weekend because I didn't respect the director I thought I didn't think he knew what he was doing and I didn't know how to give him what he needed and still do my own thing I wasn't skilled enough yet so they fired me I was devastated that's why he kissed you so a lot of a lot of a lot of directors even big ones they don't even give you any Direction They Hide that's okay you did you so a lot of a lot of a lot of directors even big ones they don't even give you any Direction that's okay you did you do your thing and I'll take it away and he believes


    "Sopranos" Stars Discuss Harvey Weinstein with Joe Rogan
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    see the academy award speech thank you compilation for all the people go up all the various people that eventually talk s*** about him go up and praise Harvey Weinstein every three or four times like I wanted to know Madison Square Garden and there's a restaurant Rebecca Grille which he had on the piece of at one point and give you a half-ass hello maybe he was way above I was beneath him he can f****** all the breathing smoke and chain smoke and he was a tough guy stuff with assistance you know if you thought about a character in a film Harvey Weinstein is almost to on the head almost unbelievable this is just what he's been convicted for I mean he apparently was behaving like that for decades if you get this amount this amount of cycling / sexual harassment case they had it that he wouldn't have to pay this much it was to he have to be that much it was three imagine if you're signing up for a place like Steve I know your piece of s*** so this won't go to work in the contract Behavior we're going to write it down and you going to be penalized per piece of shitt big people that knew this stuff that's all the stuff that set him off that he was meeting the girl in the lobby then she comes down and says Mojave needs to meet you up in this room she was part of it or he or whatever then it was like I mean I would never do that big that played Dumb and there's also but you also you don't have to and when you think of an assistant in particular you're thinking about someone who has virtually no power and there's a thing called diffusion of responsibility for this too many people involved you don't feel like you're responsible you don't feel like you know that's it's easier to assault someone in front of a hundred people than it is. It's also in front of one person does one person might step in and stop it but a hundred people will sit around and go someone's got to stop this. You you know when that's when your assistant you're probably what would you work in check the check you got this guy was the king of Hollywood he's a f****** he's worth hundreds of millions of dollars intimidating yes always going to come back like in a horror film it's a hard thing to talk about I don't want it they don't want everybody to know amazing falling apart can't even walk I mean is what a fall from grace there's not a whisper that's right so 7 years later the guys in jail can't walk you know his body's falling apart that's the way just got to get somebody to give him the cyanide pills planning a comeback and you know he was at the meeting that was there early on and he fired him and I ran into him right before he got sent a few weeks before and I said he's going to get off and he said no you're not forgot why 24 years it seems like things happened in the court of public opinion on guys like that most certainly did. I would have just there's no way I would want to be what kind of life is that he's such a character as disgusting face and his body and everything about it would you like he was okay with me you know he had opinions he was all right I mean it was just work there was nothing I mean obviously set a beautiful wife does that even happen and it's one of those things that if it's if it's in a film it just it's almost like he's too much of a villain ain't that some of the the women that have denied having sex with him had section yes yes I want that if I would have probably play I'll put you in the next movie they wouldn't lined up that would be people lined up around the corner I think that is probably part of what he did no no I think I don't know if that's true from what I understand Rialto's lusting over you know you put some actress in a film and you know she's the center of everyone's attention she's got a you know a small dress on she walks into room and that you don't need the whole place lights up and she's sucking Harvey's dick grabbing her and he's like just come back to my place come out just like you get your hearing it like a guy asking for heroin his wife and they were just gone right I mean unless you just said make them stars but they want something and then you set up this Dynamic that's existed since you know the f****** times view it's brilliant he was a comedy star a huge star and he did something with a woman we stuck like a bottle of her father done toast done the girl died directors in. Just a horrible year minute and Jesus that he was getting away with it for the longest time for the people around them and then he got away with it what's also interesting is like if you help someone murder somebody you would get an accessory you would get you would get prison time you would do would be charges but there's no charges against any of the people that I absolutely knew what he was doing doesn't apply to that I know I got you. I don't think my daughter no matter how much they wanted to be in the business would being accomplished that and tell the girl and Shake will Harvey's going to be up in the room or whatever add a type of gangrene that you get from diabetes affect cereal on his and his dick was horribly malformed so I had this we were talking about this and then I Googled it and then I said to my friends do not Google this and then they like why not so I sent him a photo of it I don't know what it looks like all my God it's like you're your genitals just rot away like all the skin around it rotted away and that was one of the things that the actress is it said is that she thought that he was maybe intersex or transgender vagina cuz he was so scarred up so it's like it's like a movie character he's almost too disgusting which movie concussion Christian Bale


    Elon Musk Remembers the Moment the Tesla Cybertruck Window Broke Onstage
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    what was it like when the dude through the steel balls at the window and there were supposed to not break and it broke well yeah I mean place where I can pick it up and it did and this thing's ranking of that before that the demo in the studio throwing steel balls at the window is Bounce right off you're so sure like this is Mike exoskeleton you can take the wind up with a sledgehammer in a full-on double-handed sledgehammer and hit the door and there's not even a dent school but we think that that crack the corner of the glass at the bottom and then once you crack the corner the glass the game over so then when he threw the ball that that's what practical sledgehammer then when he threw the ball that that's what practically the first sledgehammer


    Elon Musk: We Need Better Data on Coronavirus Deaths
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    well I think we're rapidly moving towards opening up the country it's going to happen extremely fast over the next few weeks so yeah from an informational level is when reporting cases to separate out diagnosed with covid-19 because I'm a list of symptoms that could be covered at this point is like a mile on it so it's like the heart to tell it all it's like so definitely diagnosis covered or those two so that one looks bigger than it is then if somebody dies is a primary cause of the death or not I mean I mean somebody has covered get eaten by shark with my underarm the arm has covered the road to hell is paved with good intentions I was mostly paid with bad intentions but there is Reno some good intentions Paving so it's in there too and to help with the hospital's I will be over on with with with code patients created of to record something that is difficult to say no to especially if your husband loves going for lack of other patients to the hospital right now they're following doctors as you were mentioning that the other gospels half-full your heart hard to make ends meet I just checked that situation we have what what's the way out of this what do you think is like if if you had the president's here or if people want to just listen to you openly what do you think is the way out of this is listless throughout the day to clear up the data so like that requires covered only if it is somebody's been tested one of my kind of symptoms and then if if it has a cover. That must be separated us with Covenant primary primary reason for death or did they also have stage 3 cancer or heart disease emphysema and got hit by bus and act of it despite other variable recurring and where you reading this from where you getting this from the public health officials have literally said this is not this is not a? This is unprecedented right like if someone had the flu but also had a heart attack they would assume that that person died of a heart attack Penn Financial incentives yes there are in a tough spot here they actually don't have enough patience to 2 to pay everyone for 2 with without Broiler ain't feeling doctors and firing staff and yeah the similar spell says if you know we get all this money if we say if they if it's a covered death like okay they coughed before they died is diarrhea headaches dehydration yet you don't even need to have gotten a cobra diagnosis you simply need to have had one of many symptoms and then have died for some reason now we should keep whatever you know there and empty people in the homes so we need to break out of this loop from people that are the Panic there's a lot of essentially well at least a month ago were clearly in a panic I mean right where did you know when you were look around April 5th April 6th people really freaking out but here we are May and may people are relaxing a little bit yes they're realizing okay I actually know a couple people that got it it was just a cough and I know some people that got it for nothing happened I do a lot of people got it 0 people who died. I mean if I know a lot of people that got it it's not what we feared we feared something much worse so that's cracked so with the adjustments difficult to make so you said first of all we need real data you need to just pass out the data don't throw it all together an actual covid-19 osis or was it a test test came back positive or do they just have some symptoms that those two out and then I parked out just if somebody died that they died did they put that they even have a common test for or did they just have one of many sometimes like he died without weakness what's the weather Quantified what was it be at the back of a test and end the test come back positive and then if they if they died did they die Workwear where covered was it didn't have to be Bebe Main Court but it was a significant contributor to their death or was it not a significant contributor to the death. time to have like flu and another cold it's so popular and I use that were in a weird way but it's so popular that we've kind of Forgotten people died in ammonia everyday I'm going to be on the bench I'm going to wait until covid-19 before I jump back into the game killing people know the flu still here killing people jump back into the game of killing people know the flu still here killing people every year in the world several hundred thousand people died directly off the flu.


    Elon Musk Reveals New Details About Neuralink, His Brain Implant Technology
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    let's talk about what you can talk about to what neuralink is cuz the last time you were here really couldn't discuss it and then there was a I guess a press release some of that sort of thing so what exactly is it how do you do what what happens if someone ultimately does get a neuralink installed what will take place one of the device it would be it basically it implanted in your skull so it would be device in there you put the the Electoral region so the electro threads very carefully into the the brain and and then you switch it up and you I know that somebody has and then at the end so that you can interface basically anywhere anywhere your brain so it could be something that you know helps cure say eyesight like a give you that even if you fly cluster optic of everything acad done restore functionality so if you've got an interface into the motor cortex and an implant that say that's like a microcontroller near muscle groups you could that create a certified neural shunt that restores somebody who is a quadriplegic to full functionality like they can walk around maybe slightly better slightly better overtime with future iterations and your skull Protect by the way the service calls or 14 mm believe you so the advice would be like Adrian it takes the surface of the ice hole in there so this is like that your ice fishing on the top of your skull and then you cork it yeah I replaced that say 1 inch diameter piece of skull with the device and that has a battery in a Bluetooth and inductive charger and then you know that then you can go to at the electrodes electrospray Cafe inserted wood without a robot that we developed that's putting in the electrodes and avoiding you know and any veins or arteries so it's great, so through this device electrodes be inserted and they will find their way back tires Facebook okay dispatch up the the whole and and they just kept it look like a little Scar and that's it would be replaceable a reversible withdrawal amazing is there any cognitive benefits do you anticipate from something like this it's a generalized sort of thing for fixing any kind of brain injury in front of like Apple apps or something like that in real time and then counterpulse and stop epilepsy gets a stroke they can lose the ability to speak in that battle stack also be fixed. Should be like stroke damage or if you lose muscle control over part of your face or something like that selling it to do that like the wires these the small wires that stimulating is Arizona brain and then is it that the areas of the brain are losing some sort of electrical force like what it what is happening to you Civic her in that is the process of figuring out how much or how little has to be how how much these areas of the brain have to be Juiced up a lot of work to do so when I say we got a shot at probably putting it in person and be healthy and and restoring some functionality that there if they've lost the fear is that eventually you have to cut the whole top of someone's head off and put a new top so it was a whole bunch of wires if you want to get you know the real turbocharged version the p100d brain stimulation if you if you want to go with full AI somebody else's you'll probably how do something like that is a scary word we come to AI it's optional I mean once you enjoy the doctor Manhattan lifestyle once you went to become a god seems very very unlikely you don't want to go back to being stupid again when you literally can fundamentally change the way each other yes yes you don't need to talk I'm so scared of that but so excited about at the same time is that weird yeah I mean I think this is one of the paths to yeah we're not going along for the ride we're just too dumb so so I kept missing limb syndrome that's like really so partly partner part of the cyborg or an anti-semite essentially it's just that the data rate to the electronics of slow so especially with your thumbs optimistically 100 bits per second that's being generous another computer they has like toiletry how good is boring. Dre spray painting so the data rate issue especially output input to then you can improve the symbiosis that is already occurring between man and machine you won't have to talk to each other anymore we should joke around about that I have joked around about that a million times in this podcast that one day in the future is going to come a time when you can read each other's minds and well you'll be able to interface with each other in some sort of a nonverbal non-physical way where you will transfer data back and forth to each other without having actually use your mouth take me to somebody else and how do you do that well spent a lot of compressing complex concept into words and there's a lot of loss information last that occurs when compressing a complex concept into words then you say those words those words then interpret then they're decompressed by the person who is listening and they they will look best get a complete understanding of what you can say it's very difficult to convey complex concept with Precision because you got compression decompression give me a not even if correctly and so words in different ways and their depend upon tone depend upon social cues even facial expressions sarcasm is a lot of variables such as if that's created through computers that a particular young kids would pick up very quickly like my kids do Tik Tok and all this Jazz and I don't know what to do they just know how to do it and you know how to do it really quickly I did learn really quick in the show me how to edit things and it's if you taught a child from first grade on how to use some new universal language essentially like a Rosetta Stone and something that's done would that interprets your thoughts and you can convey your thoughts with no room for interpretation clear very clear where you know what a person saying and you can tell what you're saying and there's no need for noises no need for mouth noises no need for these sort of accepted ways that we've sort of evolved to make sounds that we ignore all agree we've been through our cultural dictionary and we agree or bypass all that so you would be able to communicate very quickly and with far more Precision ideas and language I'm not sure what would happen to language you can follow that you would be able to do download the program so at least for the first iterations for a few iterations would just be able to like I know that Google has their some of their pixel buds have the ability to interpret languages in real-time like yeah you can hear it and it'll play things back to you in whatever language you choose so it'll be something along those lines yet for the first few iterations well the first Generations are I'm at what I'm talking about a psychic in the overtime you know with a lot of development the first few iterations really in the first few verses over going to be trying to do is is Salt Fat brain injuries continues to accelerate then maybe like 5 years 5 to 10 years because of you look at like the size their heads and the fact that they have very little muscle and then they don't use their mouth Hollywood Carnival slimming the archetypal an alien that you see my Close Encounters of the Third Kind they there like if you went from like Australia pithecus or ancient hominid to us what's the difference less hair less muscle bigger head and then just keep going thousand a million whatever your or five tiers whatever it whatever happens when your leg goes on online and then we slowly start to adapt this new way of being where we don't use their muscles anymore we have his gigantic had we can talk without words could also Save State official perspective probably but yeah you could save State and restore that stayed in to a biological being if you if you wanted to in the future principal is like nothing like for physics and point that prevents is that you could be a little different but then you're also a little different when you wake up in the morning from yesterday and you're a little different if you say like you five years ago versus you today is quite a big difference you certainly think you're you but the idea of saving yourself and then transforming that into some sort of a biological State like you can hang out with thirty-year-old you in the possibilities are endless Daffy if you got like it so far in the future you could you confirm that you could recall everything but just like it's a movie. if you had like a truthful thing right now could be a replace memory what's the odds of this being a replay memory go to guess more than 50% there's no way to sign I probably with accuracy here but roughly if you just had just got Instinct well I don't have any relation my brain so I'd say right now what you do have in your link then it rises above 0% memory is when people talk about simulation Theory they talk about the potential for this currently being a simulation it's even though your life might be wonderful you might be in love you might love your career you might have great friends but it's not comforting to know that this experience somehow or another doesn't exist in a material formed you can knock on it feels real. Ultra toric parameters like how do you know you're not a brain in a vat you know he has a thing you are braining event then that fashion school and everything you see feel hear everything is electrical signal to two of rain event with a package was cool and all your hormones transmitters all these things are drugs adrenaline's a drug dopamines a drug you're a drug Factory with love and oxytocin and and Beauty changes your state right music change your state infant projects which verse be true then we know the universe started off as basically quarks leptons and you quickly became hydrogen and helium lithium by cristianas the periodic table mostly hydrogen basically and then and then over a long. Of time 13.8 billion years later became sentient where along the way to conjure where is consciousness what's the line of Consciousness and unconsciousness between hydrogen and here or when do we call it when we call it Consciousness that was watching a video today that we played on a podcast earlier of a monkey riding a motorcycle down the street jumps off the motorcycle and tries to steal a baby it seems like it is f****** motorcycle and then jumped off the motorcycle try to steal a baby scene that pretty when people think about the potential future versions of human beings especially when you consider a symbiotic relationship to artificial intelligence it will be unrecognizable the one day will be so far removed from what this is will look back on this the way we look back now you know simple simple organisms that we evolved from and then it won't be that far in the future that we do have this this view back what I hope Consciousness propagates and future and guess what and that it understands the questions to ask about the universe do you think that's the case yourself you're clearly trying to make conscious decisions to be a better version of you right this is the idea of like getting rid of your possessions and realizing that you're trying to like I don't like this I will try to improve this I will try to do a better version of interface with reality that this is always the way things are if your moving in some sort of a direction where you trying to improve things you're always going to move into this new place we look back in the old place and go I was doing it wrong back then so this is an accelerated version of that yeah super accelerated version that I mean wrong in your ass to go through less wrong I don't think you're going to succeed everyday and being less wrong with you if you can succeed in being less wrong most of the time you're done right that's a great way of putting aspire to be less wrong but then when you know people look back in the staff about simpler times connected to the grid and you have some skullcap instant place of the top of your head and interfacing with the international language at the rest of the universe now enjoys communication with people instant place of the top of your head and interfacing with the international language at the rest of the universe now enjoys communication with people


    Muhammad Ali Paid a Surprise Visit to "Sopranos" Set
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    Ali came to the set one dance Sopranos visited he was a fan of the show and he he his manager contacted my manager and I met him in front of the studio and brought him onto the set and nobody knew he was coming and Gandolfini was like in bed he was doing that when he was in the coma was all that stuff is like taking a nap between takes and I brought all the in the whole crew just like throws and then I brought him up to the bed light app holyshit took pictures I recruit people gave me a standing of a people crying it was crazy he was such a star and such an iconic figure that my parents who were hippies they didn't give a fuk about fighting but when he fought Spinks in the rematch they made us watch it we're living in San Francisco boxer because hard for people to realize that now in retrospect but when I was a kid during the Vietnam war he was also a symbol of the resistance to this unjust war that we didn't want to be a part of the guy lost three years of his career because you wouldn't fight in the war until they stripped him of his title in his prime like he beat Cleveland big Katt Williams for the finest performance of his young career and then for 3 years he doesn't do s*** until he comes back and was it was a he was more he transcended Sports all over the world all over the world she's also a cautionary tale for pro boxers you know if you think that getting hit in the head has no consequences when you know towards the end of his life is very hard to why he wasn't but he was very present neurologically he wasn't capable of like really speaking and also everyone to watch him and listen to him the only one is avoided that George Foreman


    "Sopranos" Actor Steve Schirripa: Bill de Blasio is Worst Person on Earth
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    New York like right now you know I've been there I left I've been here a month now and I have a place down in Orange County and New York was all f***** up and it's so boarded up my daughter's there I live downtown way downtown and I was going out like an hour a day you know that's it I just went out and take a walk and the streets are empty 320 a night now after the Looting they destroyed Soho and I was just destroyed you know and the cops are very timid and and it's all f***** up I mean it's all f***** up I I don't I don't know what happened in the art galleries in SoHo while they were smashing Fifth Avenue scary and I'm not a political guy but he's the worst f****** human that maybe walk the face of the earth I kid you not and you know I do that apartment in Manhattan for like 9 years and when he became the mayor within a year you saw even six months right you saw like these f****** changes I'm going I'm out I'm selling my truck cops that basically that have one hand tied behind their back feet change all these laws stop-and-frisk some needed to be changed so I'm not just the homeless is everywhere all of a sudden the train to Impossible there's all kinds of s*** going on that you know and I have to blame the mayor I mean you know where I live. Which is why I'm not the f****** mad but they're everywhere same thing here are our governor was the mayor of San Francisco which is the craziest f****** place you've ever seen your life becomes almost because it's a problem then and now after cold like ramped up 40%. The homeless situation there is it doesn't even make sense like you seeing these beautiful homes in his campsites in front of them and these people have to come out of their houses and you know tiptoe around needles and broken bottles and and people s*** this might get worse you know collapsing that's what that's what that's what was happening with the cove at 2 in New York because these guys standing on a corner that panhandling there's no one there was no one to get money from I mean there's no one that panel the streets were completely empty Broadway downtown you can shoot a cannon to it not a car yeah Mark Normand you know the comic Mark Normand hilarious guy filmed a bunch of s*** with him just running around New York City with empty nobody around how Weird Al Wall Street is that the oldies places that have packed or empty I don't know the answer and what the cops I don't know I mean I just don't know it's all so bizarre and I think so many people are either going to resign from the 4th but definitely not join the forest there's a lot of guys ever think about that if God forbid I had trouble I called cop I'm in cop a cop now I've been on Blue Bloods for 5 years my daughter had just got back and is it really depressing man yet you haven't been no I've been in California since March 1st I was in New York before that and so yeah I got couldn't go back really but I live here and they're both places in Santa Barbara area perfect size but I mean I was in New York today shut us down March 13th with two-and-a-half episodes to go we just got shut down and then you know that you couldn't even go out of the house two days later I mean I wasn't aware of anything I mean maybe at that concert watch the elevated order food and I was just crack makes you crazy wipe off the package don't wipe off the gloves don't wear gloves what the f***


    How Michael Imperioli Got His Start as an Actor
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    that's something that is always called you being an acto not really I was going to go in to be a doctor or something like that you know I'm really really good in school but my father was a bus driver in the Bronx and he started doing community theater somebody to do that and so I always saw cool movies and even saw some theater in New York cuz my parents took me but then my last year of high school I was like what the hell. What do you really want to do I mean if you can do anything I really literally asked myself what would it be the big one flavors the way they live their life they live their life starting out of the gate and their career hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt and not just doctors even people who don't even go to grad school into it more and more my last year to a high school I wasn't acting I didn't do any acting then and then after I went to an acting school in New York and took a couple of classes there and then stayed for a for a long time actually with the couple of the teacher and met a lot of people that I still work with today back then in a couple of War on The Sopranos performance is that your love like theater I mean it's it's always about the specific project in the material and the people you're with but doing a live is really special because hey you're doing the whole story every night from beginning to end right and you have that you're onstage for whatever 2 hours it's that concentration of that commitment in the movies and television as you know is broken up into little bits throughout the day and and it's a different kind of concentration but there is something special about being in front of it different every night the reactions are different every night and there's an interplay that's very exciting so do you still do it now do you go back and forth and having in a while I mean theater I mean I did I hope to start doing it again soon you know at one point my wife and I built a theater and we were producing new place West 29th Street Manhattan like what was there before I was just like a raw space I think it was a it was a club at one point and then literally my wife and my father-in-law built it again and it looks like a theater from from like a hundred years ago is beautiful 75 seats was very intimate and we did only new place that has never been done and I'm we also had classes there I think between 3 and like 2010 so this is a real labor of love we had a few private you know donors who really loves what we're doing and I mean I feel to see it or basically I did a movie kind of not so good movie for Harvey Weinstein yeah I didn't ask that much there I did more directing and I mean we produced all the plays I did a directed a bunch of them I think I only acted in one of them but but it was kind of the inmates run the Asylum really cuz it was really a company but it was accompanied by default cuz there were a lot of people that go to people that I you know worked with but it was yeah it was really one of my wife built all the stats for all the shows as well as built the place itself so intimate really intimate that's a wild decision to make good to build your own theater was her idea I wouldn't have done it probably cuz I done worked in theater company in and I knew what you know it's hard it's it's not a good business model and I knew what it do know it's hard it's it's not a good business model but if it's you have the kind of passion and we just found a way to do what she's like no we'll build it was like but it was really fun while it lasted


    Joe Rogan: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson for President!
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    when there's been disputes or things have been wrong the seems like there's a clear path to to sort of work things out doesn't seem like a clear path is he it seems like everyday kind of gets a little worse so I could get ramped up even more and then there's this event that's a looming on the horizon is November event the selection event and no matter what whether it's left or right with her Biden wins or Trump wins is going to be Madness and chaos it seems hard for me to understand that Biden could maintain his health you do through a presidency that seems very challenging to me I mean it seems like he's been going down you know with his coherence level you can kind of see it over even months right he's on a really really rapid downward spiral f****** reason that guy eats it up but for most people running for president alone just the grueling just that the schedule is involved in traveling and doing all these speeches and it just breaks them down mean one of the reasons why Hillary lost was she just wasn't willing to travel as much it was all these different events that she was supposed to go to she just couldn't go she couldn't take anymore she thought she was going to win anyway so she just laid back it's a brutal thing but it's really also just completely insane that the two candidates are these two people that is hard to comprehend f****** anybody but but anybody I mean we don't even know who is vice president is right and that's going to make a big deal that's to be a big deal because the vice president's compelling and interesting says going to pick a woman whether he picks probably was going to pick Klobuchar responsible for Minneapolis so well that's not good and then if he's going to go with Kamala Harris Tulsi gabbard kind of took the legs out of that lady so then who's left mayor Pete you seems like a guy was just like he's got a Playbook just kind of like following this Obama Playbook and I just don't feel it from him at all the ways he's gay you have a gay guy in office that have lighting people up a little bit I believe that we are powerful gay leader I think it'd be great for the country like I think you don't like one of the things about Obama being office beside the fact Isn't So well-spoken Statesman that is like hey look we're making progress but we have a black president like I felt that if I felt like a wave across the country people like you can be present in this country like even if you're born out of a single fan with single mother family and you are a black guy you can as long as you got the goods you can make it but this is great this means we really are living in a meritocracy and it'll be great gay guy that have the same experience like like all the people that are homophobes like a butt at f****** Mayer did the Democrats scared of her she doesn't play games which is so crazy I know she's got everything served overseas deployments racist lady she's willing to talk to people on the other side she's out she's a Estates woman she's the way she speaks she speaks like a leader but they won't even consider her too dangerous leader but they won't even considering it's too dangerous well I'm going back to DJ Dwayne The Rock Johnson as an independent


    Jocko Willink on What Went Down When He Rolled with John Dudley
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    I have to at least bring this up a little bit to clarify little bit what I did to John Dudley on the Jiu-Jitsu mat so I'm giving him his wife I'm just completely you know I'm chilling and I K this is this this is that and I'm not even I'm not even doing it like this that we are in one weekend Andy John and me we did we did archery which I have never done before then we did Jujitsu which John is never done before anyone down the wind tunnel which John and never done before you know cuz and he's like a goddamn parachuting bubble Lots we can really let Beyond it so it's you just to time so I'm like Okay cool so I'm going over hey this is the guard this is the Mount going over all the basic stuff I'm just giving the basic overall kind of Concepts so I get done with that you know and I'm done but I'm done I I'm just done you do grades good introduction and then Dudley is like well let's go a little bit and I'm like that's the wrong language I would pull him aside he freaking attacked me he came at me and W a big strong athletic guy 6 what is e65 and yeah I know G is equal to what I have a little have a good technique for doing it but no big deal Ezekiel truck he's this is the thing that I really wish I should have explained more because we hadn't rolled I wasn't like hey when you start to feel like you got if you got to tap out right if he knew to tap out but I kind of figured everyone was out so I put the choking on him right well he doesn't know what to do so he he's grabbing me any you squeezing me so he's on the bottom High mounted I've got these Eco choking and in order to defend himself in his own mind he's squeezing me into him which the way I do my Ezekiel choke it hurts I mean it compresses the choke even more and so basically I put my hand make a fist and I put my fist in my sternum and then I can go grab the form here and an arch my shoulder so there's the neck right here it closes it right so it's cool craic is an air choke gnarly and so I'm just doing this and you can see that hole and you shrug but as I'm doing this he's panicking and pulling me into him and he only did it for a second hyoid bone and then it built calcium up around it so he calls up Andy one day and he goes dude I think I got throat cancer cuz there's something growing in my throat what happened so I guess in my defense wasn't it wasn't like a big deal it wasn't it wasn't crazy it wasn't crazy it was just normal be like if if you grab somebody that showed up here like hey you know I can you roll with me you'd be like oh cool and you put them in a kind of whatever maybe even though I was just chilling he was not he was doing level 7 prisoner kermode I'll be there probably feel like they can just kind of go crazy and you'll just absorb it and deal with it so they just try it let's see what happens when I go crazy so now he holds it over my head we're up in Montana and I said hey man he's like you doing all this awesome stuff man you're the man dude I really appreciate what you did for me broke my neck I thought you meant it's all good between it's all good with you but so there's something in that is f****** with his truck making him coffee


    We Were Lied To: Why Dr Anthony Fauci Changed His Tune on Masks
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    CDC another world hear the falchi said US Government held off promoting facemask because it knew shortages were so bad that even doctors couldn't get enough so is he just saying that now so guess what and it regular people shouldn't be wearing masks and then the World Health Organization said that asymptomatic people it's extremely rare that they transmit the other people to we were worried about asymptomatic language the reason why we kept stop for anybody people have the flu and I want to miss a day of work these f****** show up and give it to everybody that's normal and kids actually died from the flu and it's not a small number so small number of people that died from the flu last year was 60 mm and it's not as many as covid-19 we're getting incentivize to report death as covid-19 podcast said if you got killed by a shark but you were covid-19 David listen is a Cobra Jet obviously he was being facetious but not entirely because there's a lot of people with leukemia obesity heart attacks listed as a Kobe because it doesn't positive for covid-19 Cove in covet death can we hear those statistics and you see these things that they're saying and just a lack of trust that you end up with the government when the government is already people just generally don't really trust the government a lot right right there's no one that's always thinking the government is always give them the straight skinny and goes back to this clip baby bulshit my wife pointed out the store yesterday when she's reading about this kid that died seventeen-year-old kid perfectly healthy it says she reads in the article type 1 diabetes type 1 diabetes is not perfectly happy and f****** dangerous you have to take insulin to stay alive and think you can get complications from type 1 diabetes fauci telling us the only reason why you chose not to wear masks because they knew you didn't have enough like holyshit how many people died because of that you f*** and then the World Health Organization says actually no one died situations where I did not know what's happening by the way we're seeing examples where this is actually not happening inside America right now if your leader tell the people the truth about what's going on that's what you need to do and then people come back to me they say well what if what if I don't know what what if I don't know the truth then what you do is you say hey I don't know the truth hey guys I don't know I don't know exactly how was going to play out these are some contingencies that I'm preparing for that is so much more acceptable from the troops then when you try to pretend like you know what you're talkin about it turns out you're wrong right I mean Trump does this so much that people lose track of it right where he thinks something and he just goes out on a limb find out that they actually did perfect like we're worried about we don't have enough mask then you know what you come out and say you can buy you say listen everyone we're not 100% sure what the masks do for people but we do know this inside of a medical environment we have to prioritize getting those people that are absolutely exposed these masks that is why we are going to put some kind of a control over who's allowed to buy them you just tell the truth was kind of happening at some places like Amazon was only doing that doing selling those what is it and 9595 now we can't trust you ever again exactly that's the freaking problem you're looking at this guy next time there's some kind of disease next time is wrong how do we know if we can listen to we could we could face permanent damage LOL you know if you should have and that this is actually something I'd talked to you about it I said hate it seems like maybe some people should be quarantined and other people shouldn't and he's like yeah absolutely like my dad who's older guy who's a year old daughter should they be in isolation should they be quarantined absolutely not absolutely not first week 2 weeks you can make an extra Miss call you can say hey guys I don't know what's happening but in Italy it looks real bad shut down for 2 weeks might be impact our medical system will shut down for another two weeks just another two weeks never goes you know I got to pay my mortgage but okay two more weeks and then you say then you got to have the courage and nobility put your ego in check until you know what thank you may may not have been necessary we don't know right now but it looks like we can start opening back up let's rock and roll. The problem is once they tell you what to do they don't stop having that power and control are literally said wear masks because then we can get back some of our freedoms will restaurants you want a restaurant to operate on 50% capacity that restaurants aren't making this kind of money where they can throw away 50% of their profits how much are 25 you don't make any money so there's going to be a lot of businesses that run that dated a month-to-month paycheck-to-paycheck to try and stay afloat that's me up that's what America does


    Jocko Willink: How the Sea Sharpens the Navy SEALs
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    Jack connected to the ocean what is it about the ocean that you you always post pictures of the sunrise in the ocean. I don't think there's no going surfing just going to just go in the ocean and plus my my life was kind of being in the SEAL Teams was always we always had that it was part of our life you know part of my life with the ocean growing up in the ocean just there's some I don't know you know I guess I guess for me it's a huge like nature write your people you should give you should go outside go outside and go hiking a mountain you know go go to Montana and hike around see what that feels like go to go to Idaho check that out go to the mountains go to California mountains that you feel different you feel different I feel humbled you feel small you feel prospective so the ocean does that for me and it's just mind-clearing right you go out surfing like your mind is kind of kind of like you did to hey you got to get out there done with a good role in Jiu-Jitsu and you say won't even remember it cuz your mind is just gone you'll just monkey mind is total Zen State same thing with her being in the water for me surfing same thing like up I'm out here and my mind is just empty its monkey mind and and I think that's really good for you plus the fact it's humbling plus the fact it's healthy so yeah I just have a strong connection to the ocean like my son's do real Waterman you know he's out and he's ours all the time I'd hate to do that to him and then my little daughter is getting her surfing out so yeah it's just one of those things man yeah the major components is the ocean an operation that involve the water it just sucks it just everything about it sucks everything about it sucks you're getting to know you know you're parachuting from a plane into the water it's night time you got both your freaking parachute like drifting around you got to get your motor started it's freezing cold boats flip over then you got to drive that boat to the beach and you got to drive through the surf zone your weapons are covered with sand you're free it's just everything sucks everything sucks about it so when that's kind of your starting and by the way you have been conducted your operation yet uses you haven't even started the operation and you're freezing cold your tired your radio got flooded out your your night vision goggles are freaking filled with sand everything sucks and now you got to conduct your operation so in order to survive that way on a regular basis that's one of the things that makes the SEAL Teams good as we're we're used to this one additional component all the time that you survive that way on a regular basis that's one of the things that makes the SEAL Teams good as we're we're used to this one additional component all the time that you always have to deal with you have to figure that out you have to be able to cut through it that's why I'm basic still try to put you in the water for a long time


    Joe Rogan and Jocko Willink: BJJ, Striking, and Street Defense
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    as much of a difference between like a black belt in Jiu-Jitsu and what would be considered an equivalent you know world champion 100 yeah DIY rules restart on a guy's back and you know you have a really good chance of submitting him if you got a great we're naked choke this is not that 20 feet away from the guy and you're standing and you know you have to close that distancing you're not a great wrestler either component right in the UFC Mark Schultz fought in the UFC only fight one UFC fight but that's what you want to go to see like a world champion Olympic gold medals top of the food chain wrestler you're only on your feet if you want you to be like you eat a good luck throwing that punch or kick because you have no chance he's going to close the distance and dragged back then part of the whole skill set of MMA yet you basically had what you came in there with your karate guy that's what you had your moytie guy that's what you got you got to hope you land that elbow before that guy clenches with her there is a overall strategic advantage to grappling because you can close the distance and if you're going to punch me you have to get close enough to chaos Factor especially in a street fight the chaos factors like bodies are flying is bad timing that clinches have it sound like you know what you're watching occasional street fight where a guy he's off on some drunk guy and you know it lands the perfect punch and knocks Michael that does happen but you know what also happens melee fight a Grappler who's good at takedowns when you're on the Conch that is the absolute worst in the world to get suplex on your head on the concrete and one of the worst things that could ever happen you basically getting hit in the head by the world well this is why I want to talk about the kind of self-defense if you come to me and you want to fight me and you like square off like in a boxing stance I can run away from you right I can just run away I got to run away I'm a if you want to kick me I can run away from you like there's my primary self-defense is I'm just going to run away from you when you grab hold of me now everything's different I can't run away anymore now I have to actually know how to handle myself in a grappling situation so that's why I start with jiu-jitsu and look absolutely absolutely no doubt about it but the very first thing you need to learn is cuz if you want to fight me I can run away if you swear off where you push me good I'm running away that's fine I'll take that but when should you grab ahold of me now I got a problem cuz I can't run away run away no problem is the ego or people don't know how to fight and someone put their Dukes up and they decide to see what they can do they decide in that moment to either fake it or just like see if they can possibly hit the guy and then they get the bank Summit he's off on them yeah I think that's the right now YouTube is going to continue because it's a large part of fighting grappling in general I think it's going to continue to get more and more popular because because of ct13 right they get older they should they know how to throw punches absolutely should they get in the boxing ring sometime to do some more time at absolutely you should absolutely do that as a human but you know you can do that when you're 17 maybe 16 you can start getting that stuff in but the kid's jiu-jitsu I don't think of anything else better form does this when someone does this and then there's this is coming when I do this this is, like you should know that some people don't know that that you you should know how to protect yourself how to keep your hands up how to duck under things you should know that it should you should understand the timing you should understand distance and timing those are important things but want to have like some sort of a kickboxing match with some man on the concrete like I don't advise that advise clench and Tripp advice get out of there what's high and somebody hit me up in 5 tried it but I don't I don't like to fight and I'm like hey if you don't like the fight to fight you more than anyone else should learn Jiu-Jitsu because if you know you probably will go down a lot just by the way you carry yourself just the way by the way you present yourself the chance of you having if I go down a lot you're involved in real life struggles the thing about like karate sparring a lot of Point like the lights boring is it's not the real chaos that comes with an actual fight where is Jiu-Jitsu is full blast with them you know what it's like to resist with a 100% non-compliant body you know someone you get accustomed to it you know what to expect as someone swings for you and clench with them you know what it's like to resist with a 100% non-compliant body you know someone


    Jocko Willink Weighs In on Defunding the Police | Joe Rogan
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    a lot of it is this right so people are feeling a certain way and they're not they're not sweet like this girl that wrote all lives matter do you think that was her clandestine way of showing that she's all about white pride you know what I mean know she was thinking hey everyone matters you probably haven't said nice and I think most people are pretty I think most people are pretty reasonable I think if you know anybody looking at at the Gorge boy tastes like yeah that's completely wrong that's disgusting it's horrible tainted to watch I haven't heard anyone say anything other than that so how are we just getting so completely divided on this whole thing and start attacking people attacking each other just over over absolutely everything that's a good point because no one is saying there's nothing that cop did no one know 100 people but yet everybody still at each other's throats 0 people have have stuck up like I in any way shape or form in law enforcement and the guy to lean on his neck for about eight minutes 40 40 45 seconds 46 seconds no one saying that right which I think is crazy crazy if you want to get someone to be under control and you can't choke them you know what you have to do you have to hit him in the head with a baton seven times and you got to risk giving him brain damage permanently injuring them if people know what they're doing I mean obviously if people know what they're doing people that are doing it wrong is the problem the people that shouldn't be doing in the first place it's on train people it's but if you're if you're not you're a copy or a fight for your life and you can't use Chokehold that's f****** crane saying you're going to get shot and killed or somebody else is going to get shot and killed some of them take your gun and the idea of the police and I understand the premise okay and this is once again we're many people that Sadie phone the police they don't mean hate you get rid of police of course there's a there's a fraction people that are saying defund the police mean we don't want any more police anymore there's a report of people saying that there's some people are saying well if we default on the police we can relocate some of that money and we can do you know better schools and we can put money into the infrastructure inside these neighborhood but here's the problem you know what the police need more than anything else they need money for training and there was a way the police departments are set up they do the ridiculously miniscule amount of training for what their job is so we would train for 18 months 18 months we were trained to go on a 6-month deployment cops they train they get like 2 hours or 4 hours of combatives training a year a year that's that's complete Insanity it's complete Insanity the thing I've been saying is cop should train 1/5 of the time 1/5 of the time you should be training whether it's 2 hours a day 4 times a week or whether it's a one-day-a-week where you're going to go and you're going to go through scenarios you're going to do combat as you're going to work with simunition you're going to do dee escalation drills because it's really hot who is going to be fired up to be a cop right now who's going to think you know what when I grow up I want to be hated by entire know by Massive portion of the country I want to be viewed as someone that's that kills innocent people the recruiting in cop for police going to go down so hard it's going to be ridiculous and then who you getting there you're going to get people that are worse level people worst level humans are going to show up to be cops so the training so they should do very very scenario driven training right where you come into a room and this isn't like super expensive stuff either you come into a room there's a person there they appear to be compliant you asked you you learn how to talk to you very quickly learned that instead of yelling them out of the out of the gate you say hey man what's going on hey what what's your name then you learn what to do when they're not when they don't respond the way you wanted to respond then you learn what to do when they start to do something drastic what's the best thing for you and you play through these news it's just like you did too in the fact that what what makes you just a good what makes you get your good as we can go hard against each other over and over again and not really get hurt not really kill till you get really good at it that's what you need to do in training for police you need to go through these tough scenarios over and over again cuz you do get you do get better at it you become you learn how to mentally detach and not get emotional and realize that there's other things that are happening when you see the the George Boyd case the other cops too short. Time no one in that group of four obviously you got the killer himself he's he's actually conducting the ACT but all the other guys are not paying attention. are all emotional themselves they stay back in and they're probably watching him sing with the wisenet guy moving and they're just caught up in it where is if someone would have showed up on the scene or one of those guys had been through some good training in their life they were said what's happening here hold on my partner over there have been on this guy for 2 minutes he's not moving anymore on the walk over into hey man let me take over I got this deep go over there decompress this takes training you have to train people in the Seal team training guys you get a young kid that's coming through training for the first time they go into a room in there getting shot with simunition bullets are there someone yelling and screaming or do we put we put Arabic women coming walking out of rooms we have people get blown up with wounds we would do this to them over and over again so they realize okay I just got to relax I got to take a step back I got to detach from the situation so I can process what's happening and I can make a good decision because as I said earlier no one is a good decision when they're panicked when they're freaked out when they're scared as a Jiu-Jitsu guy when someone puts hands on you you're not actually scared right you're like no okay I know what to do here if you don't know what you did to if you've never had someone grab you before or you haven't had someone grabbed you in 17 months or 14 months no one's laid hands on you cuz you got a badge and a gun so people do something 95% emotions are spike your adrenaline Spike and the only way to overcome that is through consistent training that happens on a regular basis you can just transfer me one time it's like rain rust you know you can't do now I don't need it anymore no you need to do continuous training so so that fact right there if we want to help the police through these situations we need to invest more money into them we need to get them better training we need to you been out of the field to train and pull them out of the field to decompress because you're going to ride along no like you what are you doing a ride-along whether you're going into any situation where you're thinking you could be killed and even it's just a remote chance but you're doing that all the time all the time and your hearing your seen on the news Euro you hear this know your buddy got shot your buddy got whatever this other guy got Yo take his gun taken away stuff happens that stuff happens people get killed I mean there's been a change has been 31 cops killed this year 31 cops killed this year and a lot of those That's not including you know like a car accident or covid-19 Bunch that acovet but just people that have been engaged with bad guys and they got killed a cop mindset builds in that mindset build then you're working 10-hour days and you're working 12-hour days and there's no training and there's no brakes where do you end up right where do you end up you end up being a little bit paranoid you end up being a little bit angry what happens when you get in a fight with your wife you know it's like all these things you add them together it's a freaking hard job and from a from a like an entire systemic way of training and recruiting and keeping police ready to do their job whatever that job entails because let's face it most of the time that a job entails or well I guess most the time and Tails hey I'm going to have a bad I'm about to go have a bad relationship with another human being that's what's about to happen right I'm pulling you over being called to your house cuz you were yelling and screaming people who have your wife screaming or whatever that's what's happening I'm showing up in a bad relationship you don't like me and I already don't like him that's where we start that's where we start so we got to train people for that we also got to trade him for all the times that they go in to help people save people the first people on the scene at car accidents people are bleeding out we got to train them for that and then they have to also be trained for hey this is a bad guy that's going to this is the guy that you just talked about a gas station with a weapon that wants to kill a bunch of people you got to be prepared for that whole Spectrum as a police officer and yet we send them to a three-month-long police academy and then we send them out in the street and that's what they do day out day and day out it seems to me that they need to be vetted too much better than they are now just like the seals but you can't get through buds unless you are a superior human being you have to be able to tolerate a bunch of s*** but most people are going to fall apart during and this is this seems to me that this a great way to weed out people that just don't have it yeah there's what will one thing it's interesting just from a physical perspective most police departments don't even have a minimum physical requirement to continue to be on the force that you have to be a certain level to graduate from the academy but often times there's no standard beyond that I've seen cops before the closing the distance on you like you yeah yeah but the mental aspect is stuff that you can get you can get better at it but you only get better at it through training and you only get really comfortable through training a lot and yet we put these people in this horrible position over and over and over again and we get we don't give them the proper training encouraged to want to defund the police that's a great way for them to get brownie points from their constituents I want the police to find it which is it's the dumbest idea I've ever heard in my life it's it's so crazy that this is actually gaining steam to the point where it in Minneapolis because they're trying to quiet down the mob they've actually gone ahead and done it what the f*** is Minneapolis going to look like in a year from now it's going to look like Mad Max I'm it's going to be crazy that's going to be it's going to be crazy it's going to be there are you crazy energy drink is the s*** that's very good yet. I just don't understand where they think this game ends and I don't think they planned it out if they're not playing chess the other the other thing that you're you're talking about this brownie points for the politicians in and there's brownie points and there's people trying to create sides my side versus your side and that's a completely political thing right and all that does is increased The Divide between the police and the civilians and end this reminds me a lot of of counterinsurgency right to counterinsurgency the insurgents are no bad guys inside of a country the country is not bad. There's some bad guys in a country so what you have to do if you actually have to go out and build relationships with the good people inside that country so that the good people inside that can help you get rid of the bad people what happens if you go out in this is so this is ramadi Iraq this is but my last deployment to Iraq there's a bunch of just totally normal good people Iraqi people that are living in the city of ramadi to do you know what they want to do they want to send their kids to school little market they want to do that's what they want to do they have the same goal as a normal family inside that group of Elisabeth bad people and these are insurgents, more foreign Fighters some of them are for and regime elements from Saddam but they're bad and he want to create chaos and Mayhem so Americans we go in there if we go in there super heavy-handed and while I go to capture or kill one bad guy kill or maim a couple of those normal civilians what happens well a couple of those normal civilians family to wait good you guys are bad you guys just killed my brother he didn't do anything wrong and then we do it again and then we do it again and then we do it again and each time that we do this we're creating more animosity from the local populace who by the way like I said they're just not good normal people so what we had to do is really focus on going out and building relationships with the local populace how do we do that in one of this this happened after I left but you remember the surge that took place in the end a bunch more troops over there part of the reason that they sent that certain part of the reason that that was allowed to happen was because the Battle of ramadi where I thought went very well and since it went well people said well maybe maybe we can pull this off so they sent more troops and one of the directives that General Petraeus gave is he said there can be no more drive by counterinsurgency and what he meant that by was when you go to a neighborhood you can't just drive through the neighborhood in your Humvee in your bulletproof Humvee with your windows up drive-through show of force and then leave that doesn't work what you have to do is stop your vehicles you have to get out you have to talk to the local populace just to ask him what's going on you have to ask them if they need anything you have to build relationships with the local populace the good local populace that just wants those insurgents out of there and that's what I don't see happening and the more we increase this divide between the police and the civilians the worst that's going to get and so the police have to start doing a better job of Outreach of hey you know if you did a ride along they should be offering ride-alongs all the time till the local kids 17 year old kids 15 year old kids hey come and see what my job is like to come and help me out what it looks like from your ankle get out Meet the Parents meet the families that's where we're failing to build relationships between the police and the civilians and not causes that that causes these problems I think you're 100% correct but I don't hear anybody repeating what you're saying that's was terrifying to me I think everything you're saying is logical it makes sense it comes from experience I don't hear anybody saying this what's happening cuz they're too in it right there to in it there were wrapped up in it and that's another part you know I talked about recruiting who you recruiting recruit those kids recruit those kids but you have to build a relationship with him before you can add before anyone's going to go to the police and looked I think it's there I think at the LA Police Department if you look at the LA Police Department compared to the racial makeup of La they they're pretty equivalent and a pretty quick on purpose they do that for a reason so you got to get that you got to continue to build that those relationship so that we talk to one another you know we actually communicate with each other because anytime you know I'm allowed to sit over here in my area and you're sitting over there in your area we're building animosity we build that kind of animosity between each other and now the littlest thing the littlest thing I mean there was a woman that was killed in Minneapolis to 3 remember this one female yoga instructor called the police the police called the police report a disturbance police showed up and there's no video no footage she gets killed by the cops she gets killed by the cops it's insane that does that these things happen but we also have to remember what like I said what is a police officer thinking about and what kind of training and we give them and what kind of psychological screening so you what kind of strike man is not just one time psychological strength screening cuz that's what people get burnt out and it happens at different times two different people you take 35 guys in combat I've got some guys at the end of a 6-month appointment they are you know what they're telling me can I stay longer I'm doing fine you get one month into that deployment you've got other guys they're saying hey do you need anyone to head home early that happens so you think in a police force of a thousand people or whatever you're going to have some people that are steady mentally stable they can deal with it they can go they can they can get being an officer-involved shooting today and tomorrow they can go back to the job and be perfectly fine there's other people they can never work again after there an officer-involved shooting what kind of investment are we making into this psychological health of police and look I hope it doesn't sound like I'm sitting here just putting it all on the police because everyone is playing a role in this and one of the things that you need to look at as well as how to get arrested right there should be a public service course on how you should get arrested this is what you should do if the cops are pulling you over if the cops ask you if the cops approach you about something here's what you should think one of the things you should think it's okay this cop may not be bad. Maybe looking out for my welfare right now that's a great hopeful thought the other thing that you have to think is kind of worst-case scenario this cop might be a this cop might be looking for somebody that fits my description. My buddy just been in a fight with his wife you might have just lost a part of this a million bad fix use that scenario in your head use that sneering your head to to to contemplate how you're going to interact with a police officer which is you know what they're looking at their looking at your hands you know why because that's where the threat comes from the threat comes from your hand so when you're making quick movement with your head don't do that listen to what they say move move slowly remove this should be Public Service the police should be putting out hay if you interact with the police we hate to have to say this but since our police sometimes are in bad situations here's some things we recommend and we highly suggested we beg we beg that you do this we beg cuz what happens to these cops when they kill somebody what happens them their lives are just totally destroyed about that guy in Minneapolis he's already killed people he's already been involved in at least two shootings and he had more than a dozen complaints against him by The End by the end result. That's the type of guy he was pretty obvious by the fact that he was able to do that to a man the guys literally calling out his dead mother you know I mean that the type of man that can stay on someone's neck while they're doing that when all that guy did was have a counterfeit $20 bill that's it this is where when you talk about psychological screening and not that's why I'm saying it has to be to be constant because people people change right and red flags I mean like you said hindsight's 20/20 we're looking at this case now and by the way interesting we enough if you talk to Internal Affairs at Police Department's the vast majority of the complaints that they get about other about we are from police so they can they report each other that's a little known fact most of the most reports don't come from the civilians out there saying hey this happened to that happen to most of them as cops and hey this guy was out of line here well that's that's a good sign during this climate what what what scares me the most is I don't see a way we don't talk to each other. That's where there's no solution because you look for every 10 viral video that you see of a of a cop hitting somebody with a baton or a ride or throwing something through a window for every 10 of those viral videos there's another viral video that has you know the guy with the free hugs t-shirt on that's out talkin the cops and saying hey you know I get it and they're communicating with each other and talking and when you communicate with people it's just like a hostage rescue basic technique you want to humanize you want to humanize instead of dehumanized and right now we're just dehumanizing each other completely and that's what scares me more than anything else is if we can't talk to each other cuz look you take the most hardened soldier in war something you know some badass holder this done for deployment six deployments whatever and you put them into a room with a a kid in the mom on Iraqi kid no Mom or no and you put them in that room and say hey to sit here for 15 minutes and find out what they're about here's an interpreter that that guy's going to come out of the cognac I get where they're coming from its and same thing vice-versa you take a hardened jihadist and you said hey talk to this guy over here about what he's trying to do inside your country just just just talk to him when you open up the communication to and are you going to get some extremists on both ends yes you will so maybe I should have said the most hardened soldier in the most hardened Spartan soldier becomes a killer becomes a killer that happens happens all the time you know why it happens from time to time that's how you get the me Lai Massacre it happens that they're not going to change their mind they're not going to come to any any rose-colored view of America but barring those total extremes you got people you got to other human beings and if you can get them to talk to each other they can find consensus they can find common ground but if they're not talking to each other then we don't move it make any progress and what to your whole kind of point about what's happening right now there's less and less communication between people open communication because if you if you talk to someone and they say the cops did this this in this and you said oh okay being a cop when he sees that when you see something going on how many domestic violence cases happened and the person shows up and getting assaulted by both parties so maybe that's what you just Compass thinking we showed up and saw your mom in this situation and did this to your dad right like this is real conversations but we don't we don't have them and then we don't have them it seems like seems like there's forces that are actively trying to prevent us from talking to each other from sitting down at a table and saying hey man what tell me what's going on Who wants who wants to Country to be divided the people that you're talking about earlier than that how do they score points how do I score points with this group how do I score points with the other group is by making making everything as divisive as possible it's it's it's horrible to watch it's sickening to watch I was reading a whole series of tweets were the journalist that was talking about how cop shooting black man has a real problem but another real problem that's not being discussed by this black lives matter group is black on black crime and how do we stop all the murders that are taking place in Chicago this this is something that should be discussed and this guy was getting attacked and one of the one of the another journalist literally tweeting at him saying you have been told not to discuss this but yet he ignores these commands that the he should not discuss is a very real issue that it is if somehow or another bring you up another issue that is also a problem diminishes the original issue of this guy getting killed by cops which of course it doesn't but this day ideas this problems does real problems it's not just the cops killing these people there's there's the cop killed this guy in Minneapolis he didn't do anything in Seattle how the f*** did that s*** happen in Seattle what happened in Seattle because of his reactionary world where it where one person does something somewhere it gets through social media that gets through the mainstream media becomes this huge inflammatory subject and then you know windows are getting smashed things are getting lit on fire cars getting turned over blocks are getting taken and that's what we find ourselves I think it was May 29th there was a cop killed I want to stay in Texas and he was killed when they roll them to assume they got they got a call hey suspicious person running through the neighborhood they roll up on the scene they start a couple of a few cops are searching for this guy and they see a building with an open door they go Atlas maybe he's in there let's go clear this building when open door they go in this building when they opened or their shots fired one cop killed when the other cops so it's so it's so just you know friendly fire Death that right there if you if you take that and you just extrapolate that over how hard it is to be a police off that you can be going into a building and you shoot one of your friends because you think they're bad that is a real problem that's how hard this job is my point is that's how hard this job is but we have to do a better job of explaining that we have to do a better job of explaining how hard this job is as far as the hey don't talk about black on black violence I was trying I was talking with my podcast bro Echo Charles who's the black guy and we were talking about that and I said you know I think it might have a little bit to do with this if you were if you're watching UFC and there's two guys that are fighting and the round ends like at the end of the round all of a sudden the referee comes in and like punches one like just Muay Thai kicks a guy in the head and knocks him out everyone will be completely utterly outraged about this right cuz that guy wasn't in the game what was that guy doing so I think there's a little bit of that that's that's the if the referee is supposed to not do that and when you see a cop thought his hate that guys like that guys are viewed as a referee that guy is not supposed to be doing so I think that he's kind of where some of that that that outraged comes from because this is a cop this isn't supposed to be happening here this guy is no not supposed to be killing people and he did that the cop is just a person who has extraordinary power-gen is a responsibility to if you wind up doing that and then how do you get back out of that we can we do refund the police did you do wrap it up and do it better next time I mean this is a long process you're looking at a lot of trial-and-error here over you know perhaps multiple years before they figure out what they f***** up yeah and I know there's some there's some City I think it's in New Jersey that Camden yes that completely disband dismantle their police police department and actually get that like you could get a department that was so completely and utterly corrupt that you said we're getting rid of all of them and she has a corruption during the cocaine era of the 80s for the entire graduating police force retired from the police academy the entire graduating Year everyone was either murdered or went to jail for corruption everyone being tired graduating class that's how bad it was so if you have that kind of that kind of problem I guess you might want to dismantle that police work you know what happens in the Seal team sometimes sometimes there's a platoon that's so bad that they just very rarely so it's always come down to the leadership so sometimes they'll replace a leader but if the and usually when they replace the leader you'll watch the protein will turn around almost instantly because someone steps in and says alright here's what we're doing. We're doing it and they they make that change but sometimes you have just like a bad platoon and they say you know what you guys are done but if the and usually when they replace leader you'll watch the Pokemon will turn around almost instantly because someone steps in and says alright here's what we're doing. We're doing it and they they make that change but sometimes you have just like a bad platoon and they say you know what you guys are done


    Magic the Gathering is Now Racist? w/Jocko Willink | Joe Rogan
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    vintage at the answers is choco gummy answers like I thought they like magic the Gathering I have no everything's everything's am everything is problematic everyone's getting canceled it's amazing how many people did blackface yeah it's very strange it's very strange when I was in high school my friends are mr. t for Halloween nobody gave a f*** nobody was like Jimmy what's wrong with you everybody's like oh you're mr. t for Halloween it was never like a problem it's very it's a very strange thing you know but you can do white faced no problem. It was magic the Gathering invoke Prejudice card he brought me on to talk about this I should leave now and then all the Liberals get their feathers in a ruffle and everybody gets real super uptight and and then this is big divide between the left and the right that's kind of manufactured and then you have this disease block everyone inside to not work so if your business falls apart you could be the most hard-working diligent disciplined person who's always at work an hour early always has your eyes still go bro you still f***** and then you have this George Floyd thing and then boom it just ignites the power tag the other thing that's you have to wrap it around all this is this social media which is you know I'm only going to post things that are just going to completely make everyone that sees whatever I'm posting emotional and and filled with rage whether you're on the left or on the right my goal is to enrage people that's the Gulf stop over and over so you're taking all these little incidents and you're multiplying one times thousands and thousands of views and mainstream media is the same thing right it's not like there's a huge difference between why because it's going to end up bad every single time every single time and yet that's what our that's what our society is based on right now but it's based on these emotional reactions because of things like YouTube and user created content where anybody can kind of make videos so many things are vying for folks attention that mainstream media has resorted to clickbaity cut type shyt whether it's New York Times articles which you know used to be Beyond roach that they're they're gone social justice Warrior and clickbaity and all these other websites are 100% clickbaity that's the only way they can get people to pay attention like I saw it like the dumbest f****** article that couldn't believe how dumb it was it was an article on Ozark is like has Ozark been canceled and I'm like f*** they cancel that show that shows amazing so then I click on the article the entire article is about a guy who couldn't find season 1 on Ozark because there was a glitch and then he found it and so it's not cancer the whole article was just bullshittin but they got me they get everybody out there advertising dollars because they can show this with the audience CNN showed a guy got shot yesterday in San Bernardino Hispanic man got shot in San Bernardino Hispanic man gets gunned down by the police in San Bernardino leave out is the guy had a gun and was shooting at the cops so this guy's Got a Gun there's photos of this gentleman with a gun and there's a cop on his knees about to shoot the guy the guy standing in front of a gas station that has gas pumps maybe they wouldn't shoot at him because the gas tanks were right behind them that though the pumps were right behind them but why would they leave that out guy with gun in gun fight with cop dies is the right title Hispanic man gunned down by cops like they're literally trying to incite anger and violence they know that you read that and you say Hispanic man shot by cops like these m************ their murderers they won't stop and they leave out this picture of this man with a gun pointing it rage people actually opened it up and would actually probably say something like sounds like the cops did a good job on that one and kill the bad guy before he blew up a gas station in her killed a bunch of innocent people but that's obviously not in this neighborhood that would be a nice headline to read but you're not going to see it today if your wife tweets all lives matter you can get you can get fired all lives matter is it so controversial that you can get fired that did not happen to soccer player or something yes a soccer player's wife tweeted something like that controversial that you can get fired that did not happen to a soccer player or something yes a soccer player's wife tweeted something like that yeah


    Best of the Week - May 31, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    I've actually been shadowing Michael I cut my ties for like the last time I'm good friends with the with his manager Rob Rob Hickman and the Chester said that they're doing at Tyson Ranch mine is pretty cool and they're bringing medicine to the world so cold let's do it then my Uncle Mike said he's been talking about it for a minute so you know so we go out we go on this island off the of the Caribbean we have a African water called the person that a shaman Shaman I'm sorry and that he's out there and then your mic goes first so might imagine this is Mike Tyson he's doing these he's going he's going to be crazy because a lot of them what what that what that does that brings out your a lot of your as you say you do you open up stays a lot of your demons a lot of things that you probably been holding onto for a minute so I'm seeing I'm seeing Mike over here twist and turn and kind of thing talked about a lot of that don't want to share that stuff but you know talked about a lot of his past minutes as me and she said help at the same time and treat you know because so then I go up and I do it and the man to take me to especially out of retirement here man like I would almost kind of somewhat wanted answers I was hoping that it would give me a Pokemon this is like the path will not and it took me it took me to like it took me to my mom's like your mom's like first love you know and it showed me like in the store almost like in the movie you know how I was born how my mom add me how why how about time I was eight years old like I had my sister so will no longer the youngest of my mom kind of like you know if not fair is kind of someone pushed to the side leaving home at the age of 17 and then substituted my mom's love for self-fulfillment wrestling mixed martial arts and they brought me back to a little kid when I was maybe four or five when I would cry to my mom cuz I remember as a kid we would go away Lego from LA to New Mexico like in Greyhound number stopping at McDonald's and things like that but to me you know as a kid you don't know you're poor but what that it is that brought me back to the person that created and I brought me back to my moms love men sweat like it like resurrected something in me and I was crying I was asking for like forgiven So speaking in Spanish I'm off I don't like Mom forgive me it was something it was something scary in some ways because it does a lot of your your body like it's it's it's almost like you're in Judgment Day and you're the one that's being convicted and you're the judge to feel like the athlete thing was like okay they're super athletes and they don't have any symptoms for a operated in the past right II said anything against the church a shame you ostracize you who the f*** are you how could you say these things that put you in your little box where you get excommunicated any of us were like really kills everyone like are you sure come out and tell him what's going on they just rail at you nonstop and II and the second a single thing you are what they label you as I think Amazon even took that are booked a heretic if your asymptomatic you can't transfer it as easily they thought it's almost impossible to the grandmother's they're not going to only reason why elected it could be but it could be people were scared of people dying on their watch because now it's not the economy to get to re-elected its people dying on your watch well if someone comes along and says the reason why x amount of people died it could have been much less if you adjust done the right thing and kept those people safe and kept everything closed for another month you and your career you were known for lifting large amounts of weight to yeah yeah yeah lifting when I was in high school you know I had to like that against the strength you know I was pretty strong in high school and on my all throughout my college days and you know what that's me and a nice braids I'm laughing at me when what happened to your arm in a left to get a cast on a broken right there yeah I was kind of Eagle is it there from anybody so I kept getting bigger and bigger so nobody would catch up with me and you see me big up there like that but you know it took a long time for me to get there but I didn't happen overnight I put on about 5 lb of muscle between 5 and 10 pounds of muscle a year and that came from all that you know that heavy lifting a lot of eating a lot of eating I mean a lot to me you know but if it's somebody you know normal try to either probably a lot so I'll probably like a pound of chicken breast in a half a cup of rice that was a normal meal and go back to sleep laws that passed recently where the government can just look into your internet searching with no warrant whatsoever this is something that I don't know if you know about this part of the Patriot Act that this was one of the things that was people are furious at Senator Sanders Bernie Sanders didn't he wasn't there didn't show up for the vote and if he had shown up and go to the other way it wouldn't have passed he won't comment he won't he's been reached out for to comment on if he won't comment on it but it's disheartening in a lot of people who are progressives are furious at him and they they feel very very betrayed by this because not no one even knows like most you didn't know right most people don't know what the government can now look at all your dirty little searches for whatever reason I know James at home what if I have some code and go just look what it was Jamie looking at a bunch of people can peer into your life and you can't hear into their life when you see that that old man gets thrown to the ground the one that Trump said is Faking It That Bass just said yeah bleeding out of his f****** head and Trump's like they are f****** Daniel Day-Lewis actors like you know like sometimes I even said like dumb YouTube videos of funny YouTube video of somebody's girlfriend deleting his 2K NBA account and and he just destroyed everything for him like not to like or like whatever I was crying what is a f****** Emmy Award Oscar winning actor that s*** as fake as that is not easy to do people think everything is fake protest you are an off-campus apartment and tell the story I'm going to tell the quick version two of my buddies left to go upstairs you know they came back one of my buddies shoulders with separated the other guy fat lip and have flat top to remember this big f****** gash coming right down here and blood coming down his face and we would like to f*** have what the f*** happened we just ask party started beating on us so this whole mob goes up the stairs to go fight the party right and I'm going to see what the f****** my dick f****** hit I'm going to get knocked out here but I have to go up there and we hear the party so my buddy the mouthpiece guy like the most innocent boy ever knocks on the door because hey sexier party going on in there right the f****** door opens up in the wild west movie and the smoke f****** clears and it all settles it was all like f****** 15 second melee and then I'll f****** Saddles and we look at the party and there's like six or seven guys six or seven girls in this like a board game it's tipped over and we had gone to the wrong party swear to God I know it sounds like a joke the real party where they got hit with upstairs and I don't know what happened but they they were actually rich kids and they sued my friends whatever the dumb s*** they did we all went into the wrong party and they were in there having like a couples thing and they were playing like f****** Monopoly or something and all the sudden there was a knock on the door and then everybody just came f****** running in couples thing and they will plan like f****** Monopoly or something and all the sudden there was a knock on the door and then everybody just came f****** running in


    Bill Burr on Joe's Spotify Deal, Hollywood Accounting
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    this place is always been weird like that there's always no that's why you're the king do cuz you got outside of it but you totally in it and they can't they can't get you they can't get you high IQ no piling up some stories here being in the Matrix I won't get into him but it's the same it's just the same old corporations only know how to do business one f****** way and that's that's what they don't have a problem with that it's when they go beyond that and they just straight-up steel are they stealing look like they're losing money and yeah to Hollywood Hollywood have its scumbag accounting that's just how they do it and they sleep at night than it was at the accounting section of the building not over here takeoff they started to try to get in with the old model and weasel into podcasts and end by pieces of podcast and like if your deal what they're going to do now is what the music industry did what they said it started signing straight across the board deals some young kid who's got no power in the business and it's just like I will help you create a podcast you know what suicide was so and so above and what they're going to do is they going to own the podcast the advertising money is going to go to them and they're going to rob them f****** blind I guess I'm going to steal from them Rob them f****** blind and then when they get audited and they get caught stealing they going to label that kid that young, difficult to work with meaning difficult to steal from I mean names but their come out to Mango hey signed to this management company want to sign me but they want a piece of my podcast now I want a piece of this and they they wanted you got to grind you just going to hang in there and keep going I mean I got a lot of offers to buy half of the podcast where to buy piano nothing I wouldn't I won't I won't do it I will never do it but then Spotify came along and he said we'll give you a licensing deal so just put it on that work but you still on it and that's that's why we did it that way but he was telling me that is a piece of his podcast forever eventually will become yeah cuz what they're going to look at it is they're going to make it like if you started a podcast while you were which this manager or why what's this occasion to be like back in the day when you book the sitcom exactly and then if you left the agency of the manager throughout the lifetime of that sitcom you owe the commission to them back then that you needed them to do that you don't need them for the podcast but they're going to do that so then you're going to leave this manager and then for the rest of your f****** life you can repay in this never-ending alimony big eyes eventually we'll try to take 5060 Ionia podcast managers will start agents will start podcast networks because there's nobody regulating them to not do that anymore turn off for just five years ago from a company that was a radio company they wanted 50% the podcast I'm going to give me no money the one 50% the podcast just to be associated with them and like we're going to pull together all these advertisers and is going to help you Revenant now it's 50% living with what they say they're going to and then they come in and they just they just they got the thing with a beautiful thing about podcast this podcast all get big on word-of-mouth advertisers podcast I never did anything with it I never bought Billboards or put adds up anywhere it's just from where to mount and the way other podcast grow is people get on people's podcasts and they say Hey you listen to Bill Burr podcast Monday morning podcast podcast has no do not sign those deals ever do not let the fox Into The Henhouse because they are going to f****** rob you blind I just need a night I saw this documentary one time on this heavy metal band Anvil write this crazy thing about this band that just was around forever and never quite made it and there was a I think it was I think it was that one something 100% and only sell 20,000 copies then you are to not own it at all and sell 20 million like you're literally going to make more if you just sell 20/20 crazy on they dump that on you yes yes I forget what it was was with this network and I had a CD that was already made I already made it and I just wanted them to put it out on their label and they and they wanted to own the CD I was like nah I'm not no I don't want you to own it I just need you to to to like distributed I need you as a distributor and the guy said to me goes well you know ownership shouldn't be that big a deal for you it should be about exposure I said I would let me ask you this if ownership shouldn't be that big a deal to me why is it such a big deal to you and he started like stammering and then he basically said well you know we getting company name a couple of the comics who CDs didn't sell and we have to recruit those losses it's like that ain't my fault that's what I could have told you not to sign that you didn't work so that's the way I had another one what time is unregistered back when I made like CDs and I did one and I had a 60/40 you getting I was getting 60 and they were getting 40 but they are 40 was off the gross mine was off the net and all expenses for the album was on me I thought we were doing this together every f****** think the artwork printing it all of that all of those expensive came to me and in the end that's 60 40 60 net 40 gross they made way more money than I did it's just saw that you like okay well I'm getting $6 on every 10 a while ago right the guy was going to bill is 2500 bucks a month uses copier machine and did you did another forty-five hundred bucks uses editing this we have both of those things we don't need those let's take that money and put it on the screen we're trying to get this thing to go and the guy like he should ever he goes like f****** thief and you actually had the audacity to be like taking a bath like expanding yourself like I can't believe how many f****** shows you charging twenty-five hundred bucks a month to Go Dino f****** apartment sit for a couple hundred bucks a f****** month but even to buy a copy puppy has 9 shows paying twenty-five hundred bucks a month from the heavy commercial grade copy machine cost I think he's bought a couple of houses off the phone copy machine and you know this that thing where you want to take it to the next level and then these these guys come in and then they're all just like now hey we're going to take a piece of it and take a big fucken chunk out of it and what they do is their risk is all the way down here yours is up here and then somehow they just I'm telling you like you better you better to sell 20,000 copies on at 100% than 20 million and not on any of it that's just how the game is played in those who steal from people they sleep very comfortably adjust podcast just the stress of dealing with other people's eliminated just the stress of dealing with production people I was in town it slows it down yet so awful I mean do you know who the first guests will be and already I'm like oh yeah like I can't just sit here like Joe Knows we have a conference call I'm never available and that's nothing though that's nothing to me they're great but could you imagine if you were doing that with a network like imagine if what you were in business with ABC or something like that and there they were helping producer podcast you have to go in for meetings you have to go in and sign into the office building sign in here you go and sit down and waste your f****** afternoon having some Dopey conversation it kind of complain a lot when you read these letters Bill do you have to be what do you think how do you feel about product placement because we've got to get a great deal. I just wanted to I just wanted to tell a few of those for younger people out there because it actually really bothers me that people do that to people it really bothers me and I love comics and I love seeing new Comics coming up that have talent and I hate seeing them get f***** over so hopefully people listen and they do it but f****** worms man if they weren't worms there's a lot of worms out there and there's a lot of warm to try to grab Comics real that they're talented but real raw and they try to lock you up some enormous lifetime management deal when in when you take off and you have something here in specials before, started shooting them and the amount of guys that got that yeah we only got enough money for to shoot one you know it's only you could only see one time but you going to crush a man you got this hour down we only got enough in the budget and then they'd show up early and they be shooting another comic special off their money the deal to double them as management company what they would get or RN agency the amount of f****** times at that happened with the same audience that the money for the ticket sales was there because is all about the production because the money that people are paying for the production he's like the f*** are you talking about this is my audience but that's my money his management tried to steal the money from ticket sales and say that it went towards production went all the way to court with it as managers on the way to court to have the f****** panic attack goes to the hospital thievery thievery like these a tick people are paying to see does I have I ever a million of those f****** stores and that this is what kills me about a lot of this this rhetoric that's going on out there which I agree with 90% of it but if you if you agree with 100% of it like you and I are not supposed to be having stories like this we're supposed to be the ones doing it and it's just like you have been like is far the whole you know you're a white male heterosexual you know doors justfly open and people like hey what are you drink date like I'm not saying it I'm not obviously not bitching but I'm just saying that like like people will f*** you it's all about money big dog on Monday don't give a fuk and they and they all those people that do that s*** really yeah who made killer hit movies and never got paid because Hollywood's like luck you know we had this much had to go to happen I was thinking this is a production date I believe it did Toronto and you never travel the world because his manager had something going on with his visa and he's worried if he left he wouldn't be able to come back so that kind of like Elvis in iron wanted to do keep doing these movies Elvis on the road that is hilarious the best version of breaking down how corrupt the music businesses was by Courtney Love exactly how much you get paid versus how much money gets generated and where it all goes and how they f*** you how much you get paid versus how much money is generated and where it all goes and how they f*** you now it's always the way they've done it


    Bill Burr Gets Introspective About the Origins of His Anger
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    Douglas in that fight you do you know the whole story behind his mom died and he was devastated and so he was always a really really talented guy that just didn't work hard enough but that fight he trained like a motherfuker you train like a real Champion by pretending to be a man out and I didn't want to face then when I think about it they're probably just focused on Bose. Maybe also is like doing are you dedicating it to his mom but he I am I am is this what you finding out from this the pandemic being locked up and having too much alone time like that you will understand my anger now I don't know how to fix it but I understand what is it what what is your anger it's feeling like I'm not going to be heard and things are going to go in a way I don't want him to be so the second isn't there's a suggestion different than mine I catastrophize in my head and I don't know actually I can't do that cuz I'm doing Jose Park maybe I could do that tomorrow I just hear the information and feel like I have no power and then I don't know what the f*** I have to like 2 minutes I'm sorry no one to blame but yourself like that and I apologize like an a****** I also in this and that will love my wife more you know gave me a son and it's just like it's one of those things where you going you don't know how to solve them that's what it is I I realize that I had issues that I thought I was past that's what what f****** up but see you feel like like all right so I've taken care of that now I can focus on this and it's like none of this is still in this pile you thought it was 6 feet high it's 12 feet high and it's it was way to fix it though of course it's not like it sounds like you know like the dr. Phil episode yeh made understand you f****** yellow paper whatever the f*** are you okay thanks Phil and like you just going to go do that it's it's like men need then you have to do the f****** work and it's so easy to just go back into your your it's a deep Groove worn into your personality and you're trying to get out of the rut and it's just easy to go back into it and just be on autopilot that when people are autopilot that's why people take psychedelics cuz it separates you so much from who you are you get a chance to look yourself it's one of the things that that comes out of it I should have done that when I was younger can't do it down like right now on this podcast I don't get to it I don't think that little bit of a professional sauteed mushrooms be good for you I know you're an influencer but yanking to win on the great people hopefully if I did the job then okay we'll go to take you somewhere it was freaking me out is cuz what I experienced as a kid straight across the board made me go to this mental place of like I don't care fuk it I don't care I don't need it I don't give a s*** and that cause that cause that's what caused everything to get walled off and that actually feeds into rehabbing injuries because of the big moment for me where I got this f****** console thing trying to put in my podcast studio and I was supposed to deliver it and bring it in there right so the day they're going to deliver it my wife went into labor so I went to the hospital and then they showed up and I didn't want them going out in my garage I got all my memorabilia and should I just didn't want people in there unless I was there so I said I just have to drop it off I thought I was going to be a box and it was already assembled it was f****** big right and it was also the weight load of it I was just I keep my arms in like this I was going to do this stupid german-irish f*** it and it was going to do was going to set me back once again like I had a big setback in February I had an acting gig and they say it was just a stupid little action thing is a wall put your hands on it pop over can you do that and my shoulder feels pretty good in the second one like that it feel like lightning go down my shoulder right back to the f****** tuna canning and all that s*** so I actually had a friend come over we were going to do it I said you know what to do you a f****** dinner or something I'm not doing this and I called up this guy that I knew where the construction company are you going to couple of strong young guys that can just move this thing in there and I just had them do it and in like an ex like something that I'm pushing through where it helps me as a comic and also helps me deal with highly emotional s*** cuz I can just shut off and just what I have to do which works like back in the day when you going to do Letterman which was f****** terrifying it's freezing cold and you just have to be like f*** this just it's just f****** people this is just a different shiny floor that's freaking me out and is an icon sitting at that desk had the tools to shut that up which is great for that moment but it's terrible for the rest of your f****** life like this s*** that's the guy just really just shittin me that I needed that I have not dealt with death of friends all of that s*** is just sitting in here and I think that's also like when people then go like I can you do this a lot of that is like you got all of this s*** that you're sitting on so you're sitting on all that you haven't addressed it so then it just it is the only wait for the steam to come out is like for you to snap or whatever so which is real not fair to the people around you to be honest with you so I don't know every time I'm using this really soothing care invoice that makes me face all of that s*** that I didn't get growing up which makes me angry at this person that's trying to help me yeah quarantine is not a bad thing if you're always fun to hang around with I don't have any issues with any you crazy listen my wife knows me hang out with her one time she'll tell you some f****** stories I'm sure yeah well the you that I get I like that helps you yeah you know the deal you don't know anybody till you live with them you know I will and I will not accept your compliments the guy that's running the meditation app that's annoying you do you know who's after using I don't put the guy on blast but yeah I do okay let me know when in a crate and you know I'm at my head down and we play no contact him because I had those really my fault that my head down this guy f****** knock me down on the other team he goes that you are right when I said that guy still f****** regret I was so mad at him that he was caring in that moment is wrong with me wow yeah because I don't want to pass this s*** on my kids that's what happens and it's just like when people like if people say my kids are not like me like I'm like good as weird but I do think that a lot if they're like nail comic made the comment you don't think it was going to hurt me and I was like yeah dude that's f****** music to my ears I don't want to be like me don't hurt you a joke hey happy destroying your mother's uterus day and I just remember laughing like a little more work than I have to or I can say I know but I mean I know what it is it was a Boston comic and he couldn't just say happy birthday because that would be gay so he has to go to so over correct that has to go to that level it's so f****** stupid is probably what guys die before women and it's all that stuff you know can't say Enjoy Sunset Joe you can't do it why can't you shut up I know you do so you got that so people could be like oh wow you know she want to hear that from you when they see your spinning heel kick they want to know that you enjoy Sunset cuz like I don't know if this guy's is angry as I am and could do all of that s*** what a my odds of getting out of here so you I want to see that out of a guy like you but you don't want to see it they want to see you enjoying the sunset I don't read I don't I don't know what it is to understand me but the rest of it looks like Fred Sanford yard I have a very weird thing I have an ally of my personality that works that I somehow turned into a living but the rest of it looks like Fred Sanford yard


    Bill Burr Had a Run-in With a Creepy Yoga Instructor
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    DIY Russell Simmons he lives in like what are you living like Bali or Indonesia or something that he was doing an Instagram live and he's doing it cross-legged with like some crazy yogesh all over his knees and shittin like look like an ashram and he's like he's basically talking like a yogi in a notch with this guy was the head of Def Jam and he got like really yoga and now he lives in some country somewhere and f*** a does yoga is doing in time live talking to people like like a like a guru we're certain age if you don't I mean you know you kind of got to do all of that s*** so anyway enough of that that's why I went to the class and the position she started out with the with the twisting was happening too quickly so I kind of just went down the mat I was doing all the things teacher got like all freaked out by it busting out all these different office and I just started f****** laughing where I was just thinking like this is all supposed to be about listening to your body and you're literally you're like the oil man in here trying to control this is your own little f****** economy and just the fact that I f*** you're walking around like you got it all figured out you got 99% of people here all doing what the f*** you say and one guy goes down to his mat because his back is f***** up and you process it like I'm f****** with your Authority in a yoga class so with my broad brush I said f*** hot yoga advice and telling you how to live your life you got to learn to let go of things like for me and then tell some personal story and so but I got out of that like Jesus Christ we f****** move on here I didn't come yet to hear your first grade I used to go to school psychology was a great class it was a great class but the dude he had and was fuckingawesome I like I was after why I would go I was just psychologically breaking this guy down and something happened to him at a Gold's Gym I don't know what happened to him and he just was forever making fun of muscle heads and I was thinking no cuz I've had the hybrid thing going on like going to the gym and all that s*** and I liked the energy in a gym you know I liked it and the old school ones Forever shiting on it and then another thing that he would do with he would also somehow steer it toward like a subtle comment about love making in the way too and I was putting out like his vibe that he was good in bed at the same time funny this is like it was like a real life like Will Ferrell like like just really just like I know everything kind of what he wasn't as bad as that but it was just it was funny remember when he would walk around the class and you would have just people he'd always skip me and then it just some hot chick who is way more flexible than me so I couldn't hate on him for that but it was to get through the class cuz I'm five such f****** add I was just it was like a comedy show going on within it like you know like house and then I got a couple buddies out there you got to go on the gym what does he say he would talk about talk about coming in there and they had no flexibility and you know how everything was all like overdeveloped but you know he has some f*****-up or something and go sis works on your soul as like what machine in the gym you know they're so as machine and then it just became funny to me there's a specific type of guy that's like that I went to a yogi I want you to sing classes maybe wound up like she want to bang in this lady that was there cheap who's so disingenuous like you do these like yoga songs and like you are so gross like you do these like yoga songs and like you are so gross


    Bill Burr on Coronavirus Quarantine, Rants About Mask Wearing
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    you had the Cove it she had it she got over it she get you kicked it I got a prize more comics didn't get it the way we shaking hands and meeting people after shows yeah I somehow I got time I fed the kids where to get tested so I was like yeah they're fine now why I like people who had it now cuz they have the antibodies they think they can like walk on fire it's like they're the same as a brand new thing I don't know if you want to be testing you know I got a buddy of mine ended up getting it and then he was just like so now I think he feels like he's bulletproof so to find out on the highway like I've noticed it's just at some point I mean considering people are just kind of doing what they want to do and a lot of people were after 2 weeks everyone just sort of depending on where your ego was like to me a f****** something just going to just go back I think we're just going to go back then if you get it you get it and if you die you die if you don't you don't and then eventually they're going to get Doug and get something that'll slow it down or stop it or something like that do you like f****** Oprah when she attacked him meat industry I just saw a clip of this guy on Rogan Nightcore sad Indian research something who the guy was social like a lot of comic so I haven't had a problem so is something like painful in my life I think that that's what I do is I just go I don't care I don't give a f*** that's all I really learned a lot more about myself during this quiet time but not running around and going to airports and kind of sitting with myself and being like what I thought it was way further down the road working on myself than I was but I have a lot of f****** childhood issues left over I got a lot coming in and I was able to look all the way back where I was to where it where I am now and how I got here and these little f****** things that happened to me you know good things and bad that just sort of just knocked me down this road that I'm On It Was Written alone with alone time yeah well you know my wife was going through the third trimester you know I finally you don't get my daughter to bed get her to bed everything was good make sure all the doors were locked and then I was just sort of like you know all these years of doing stand-up I'm just up at that hour so I was just sort of you know sitting by myself like I'm worried about a second wave of the coronavirus been worried about them locking things down someone's going to step in and stop them from doing that next wave you guys got to be proactive you got to do something about people's immune system lockdown old people and sick people regular people do whatever the f*** they want you can't you can't just walk people's freedom down for something that killed a small fraction what you thought it was going to kill the whole thing is is his f****** creepy to have guys like mayor Garcetti be in charge of telling people whether or not they get to work but that's not what the governor supposed to be it's ek-kit 40 Comics to pull in the same direction so they have like an impossible they didn't they did there was still people f****** right the whole f****** times has been f****** assholes on my street walking around no masks you know knots quarantining like the people that come by the house as you see the f****** you know the same people that were going in and out of the house who are not part of the family still going in and out of the house quesadilla with no medical degree listening to you with no medical degree with an American flag behind you smoking a cigar acting like we know what's up better than the CDC all I do is I list I watch the news once every two weeks am I rollerblading and then it was that one f****** homophobic joke and then everybody acted like they never did it and then thrown into the ocean we all wore masks I didn't people in there but you don't have to buy you're so tough with your f****** open nose and throat tea joke and your 5:00 shadow this is a man ask why does it always become like that it's always like the man's worst a b**** things anything anything that seems like you're not taking chances right that's unless you are already wearing them you didn't at all the sudden people watch your thing and then they all pile of loot as bich we're in the mess that you were f****** doing it two weeks ago I was scared out of my mind in the beginning in the beginning like when the first when whenever they shutting down the beginning and people stockpiling food I was convinced I was like Jesus Christ in your basement could you feel like I'm breathing heavy my breath is something like my breath is coming short I did I did like psychosomatic about it I know you can't go now and get yourself I'm going to go and I'm going to drop off free food for those folks those fine protest with a major American city were seven blocks the people of took over it and I had no idea what you were talking about so


    Joe Rogan & Bill Burr Watch Crazy Bear Videos
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    just really bad what I got one for you cuz you got me watching those f****** videos of animals eating other two principal I love bears but I can't watch them kill anything cuz they don't bohicas he f****** alligator on it he was like I'm going to kill you is he kind of did a little sweaty he gave me a job and then that thing just grabbed her music what the f*** I think he could have pulled that thing in and crushed a No-No a praying mantis is so f****** strong there's so much stronger than you would imagine them being cuz every little stick arms watch want to eat a hummingbird date all kinds of s*** they do everything that they get ahold of we're lucky that little praying mantises are amazing I f****** love those little things they're crazy what they can do to a bird or something much larger than the lizard was the most impressive cuz we going to eat him and that thing was totally immobilized it was like cuz they're their clamp is so it's like somebody got you in a d'arce the same thing someone gets like a like this grip and then cinches it up to a d'arce choke you like trapped in there that's what it was like he was there it is this is for f*** he thinks he's going to get him and then he's like b**** you ain't getting nothing he started his mouth to start slowly to one of them have you ever seen a praying mantis versus a murder Hornet and everybody's afraid of murder Hornets look at it again and slowly starts pulling them apart and at the end he's dead he starts eating his brain cool that skin apart and bite right through it but it seems so much bigger than him that's like you eating a cow that's like you holding a cow down you I wouldn't taking down the Buffalo was only two days ago I was in Yellowstone to link me to a 30 minute video of it just f****** up all sorts of animals video there are amazing animals men we can say we met about bison what did they due to that bear to get him to get on a f****** bicycle is that how you did it that guy's not dressed to get a f****** to be attacked by a bear no will the Bears got a muzzle on and it's a little as bear but bairstow is Luckenbach you man I got the Freddy Krueger claws I didn't I didn't I actually watched the whole training video of how it like at its where do you find what part of the internet are you want well I don't know I was I was trying to figure out why people look the f*** that guys get a giant grizzly bear on the back of his bike lane a hornet this person that's filming this is an idiot you think it can't break out of that seat belt and disc thinking about ripping a person apart like I used to be in the woods to f****** eat whatever I wanted the weird thing about bears if you train them when they're young they're like almost like dogs they become your buddy there was a weird day that it's riding b**** weird thing about bears if you train them when they're young they're like almost like dogs they become your buddy there was a weird day somebody's house that bear that it's riding b**** that guy f******


    Rogan & Burr on News Media, Minneapolis, George Floyd Protests, Defunding the Police
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    Define protest a major American city where seven blocks the people of took over it and I had no idea what you were talking about so at all I don't like making decisions with hysteria and I'd like to hysteria other parents I would just I would be looking but I wasn't listening cuz at 7 weeks already f***** in the head I'm already sucked in the head I don't need 24-hour news never who's that guy on Fox news always joke with me he's got great hair but horrible points like if it's points were as good as his hair which he was talking about black people with that f****** dead that Ike rooster at the end of chicken the end of his life looking guy like here's your liberal doing it all my relatives or conservatives like I mean look at him it's like this thing is cast like a show that he was with Henny and combs Burns right spine he wasn't strong argue or how you say he was there that he was to with the Washington generals and the other guy was the Globetrotters this is why I wish that there was a comedy club cuz it's already come and gone what I loved was when Colin Kaepernick when he was taking a knee right all the Liberals would just like well hey man it's just like his opinion man and man and then everybody on the right side racist piece of s*** I'm going to f****** cancel you they literally do this everybody believes in like freedom of speech as long as you're saying what they want to f****** here is basically and that's why I f****** hate both of those news channels if it makes my blood boil when I walk into a house with people I know if they're watching CNN or Fox like I can't get past the flecked when people watch like the Kardashians it's like why would you do that to your brain it is what it is like I mean it's very toxic is very toxic both sides and they they didn't ever see any good points for the other side has made every video on the internet starts after the thing happened and it's like you're always like it's like you're getting 8 episodes in and you like what the f*** it's like is enough sharks dying out there if you didn't see that this thing was specifically targeting human beings and he needed to do this right cuz that relate to the news I'm saying when you watch the news people don't like big they not filming what leads up to whatever f****** confrontation have us okay so you're getting a very skewed you don't know what happens what what what what what they're saying happens could be what happened or a bunch of other s*** I don't like I don't like I don't understand good version supposed to watch something you know like this is obviously obviously like that s*** Minneapolis was the most obvious shitt ever that guy's a murder and those other three guys sat around just watch them f****** do it when guys call it out I can't breathe in all of this s*** I'm calling out for his m************ sickening that guy's a monster had the audacity have a shocked look on his f****** face but like what I'm saying is that thing had all of this thanks there's so many cops. I'm just talkin about anything taking a little piece of somebody's stand-up routine or a politician says this or voted he voted no on this and what it is is the s*** that it's usually the s*** that was attached to it which is something I don't understand with politics like why can't you just vote on what you're voting on like should we have clean water yes we should and then like the ship that's attached to it all week so we can still f****** dump toxic and then when the guy goes to the woman goes to run it's like oh this this person voted against the Clean Water Act this is your tree hugger I'm Joe Blow and I approve of this message here here's a good version that remember the Covington School case that was the other kid had a Maga hat on and then Native American was beating the drums the kid was smiling looking at them and they took it pretending that this kid walked up this Native American beating the drums and was smile on his face and mocking him what really happened as his kids were on a field trip for high school they're selling Maga hats the kids are 16 they're being jerk off their bodies had to put on his having fun and very little supervision while they're there these Native Americans are beating their drums in this guy walks up to the kid and gets in the kids face and it's beating the drum Now CNN all these people went with his narrative these kids were mocking the kid just stood there smiling what does native american got his face but there is a kiss I think what way back there was a rule of sevens like no one person could own 7 or any combination of radio TV cuz you can really influence public opinion and that's why like I've watched and 12 years ago I went down the Federal Reserve you didn't want to talk to about the Federal Reserve New Year's we're at it just all of a sudden they stop being just sort of everything is always preferred it to some level and now it's just it's just you sort of watching like op-ed pieces so I don't watch anything and reads like you know autobiographies of football players in the 1950s issue a retraction I don't know what they did but they pay them I don't I don't know what they but that's why I don't I don't like either one of those channels because of that and then going on Facebook and writing in capital letters pieces of paper out of a little girl's hand like that they didn't even know Eleanor running up to her that Mother is yelling you stop touching her get your hands off talk to that guy and be like me asking this when you watch that you know Floyd video like what is it that you see because it's yelling at 7 to cancel him and make him lose his f****** job you just going to make the guy even more angry and he probably has grandkids that he's going to fill their head before he before he dies and it was a solution I think that should be part of it like buddy let's just sit down for a second you aren't a bicycle you want to burn some calories Galaxy into it by the way you're dressed okay America's great Parks right you come across these kids you know do you like kids have you ever attacked the kid before it did just putting a piece of paper up with a point of view like what what do you think led up to that level of a response because I have to be honest like we've all f****** snapped and Dunn she would like to I have an afterwards at me like what the fuc why did I argue that why did I say that water I do that and the only way to kind of prevent from you being a f****** a****** again you have to kind of walk back and look at it right so going at the guy which I totally understand because it was it was it was so bad it was almost comical borderline growling at them clench their fists down held on the paper my favorite part was the sound of his the bottom of his shoes that clip into the pedals only 8 years older than me so he graduate high school like 8 years before me so is this guy is almost part of my generation like what experiences did he have that he looks at this whole thing like you know I mean it's like you have to get those guys off of the force that's what I think so I just don't understand like that was what they were putting up that was specific to the Minneapolis case so my thing is as a human being how could you have issue with somebody trying to put something mean about honoring that guy or something positive about that like I bets what I was confused I don't know what you put up I'm not sure what you put up those definitely about the George Floyd protest you know maybe but I really couldn't get over the sun almost them movie trailer for a horror film grabbing the paper while woman screaming at him to not touch her touch her and I mean imagine yeah I mean it's only one response is a father murder murder know what do you like meme I want him to remember that he did it. stop white people wear those shoes clip-in I know they do but I'm like what is the advantage of that is there an advantage when you're coming up this way you can you can still pull with your legs so you're getting more of an efficient ocean liquid I think that's before but that's before he grabs her Jamie yeah back it up from the beginning cuz this issue with your Martial Art background you got to be impressed with the way he's using his bike there no he's sort of like trying to be a little herd of Maryland to see right there that's where it was caught on video early attack in teenager posting Flyers is runs up there is yelling at I mean look at these tiring oh my God look at her. I don't know if that's a woman or her friend but that girl's got balls or ovaries I like there's a little skip Step 2 like a cornerback whatever happened to that guy that promoted my movie right there I'll be in the news for the big old f****** orange jumpsuit on if that was happening to my daughter a real problem the biggest problem would be what do I use the time is going to come out of this because the fact is so many white people are also approach and getting involved in it and then somebody cops with vocal saying you know they shouldn't do that so I think something good is going to come out of this I just want to be more and I also hope that as a piggyback thing to then do some other which will then escalate will make people who want things to stay the same they'll be able to shift focus of like you know like the protesters in the rider 50000 f****** people filled the streets and no crime The Miz or very little nothing that heard of it was just mostly people chanting and holding signs I look promising like they did the thing that disturbs me is this idea that they should defend the police you can't get rid of police what you need to do is spend more money and train them better and I have higher standards and do it the way you do the military or it's very difficult to get in and you weed people out there a week like that guy was a p**** The Colony on that guy's neck like that because a monster there's no way that guy she's ever been a cop just had to know yeah that's like Uber or something like that makes your things together and they they they argued about the way that cop was treating the customers they work together at security at the same club and that cop was a f****** call two people at the club and they argue about it so they had a personal issue and there's some people that want it to be elevated the first-degree murder because of that that he did it on purpose that he knew he knew that guy that George Floyd was always town that guy he's a f****** a****** the way he treats customers cuz he would makes people and s*** that kind of stuff pepper spray folks he just was the first guy to you violence right away 2006 my friend Joe Schilling the kickboxer talking about him again but his f****** page is the most disturbing page right now because all he's done over the last 5-6 days post videos of police brutality then it's police brutality on black women white women white old men black old men young guys or is this just police brutality over and over and over and over there's a problem of racism in this country for sure there's also a real problem with people that have the kind of power the cops have that are weak people that are that are sociopaths and that's that's as much of a problem is any of this yet you tap the racism on to it and got a horrible situation but those people are psychopaths there are no monsters that guy cuz he knows guys to put together Kruse guys too I know it's like rock concerts and stuff and he said you didn't want to get guys that wanted to fight you didn't want to have those guys cuz those guys will be a f****** headache and every night there was going to be something and it was going to be lawsuits like what what you what he was saying you ultimately wanted was nothing to happen kitchen stuff and you said you didn't want to get guys that wanted to fight you didn't want to have those guys cuz those guys will be a f****** headache and every night there was going to be something and it was going to be lawsuits like what what you what he was saying you ultimately wanted was nothing to happen


    Rogan & Burr Tell Old Boston Fight Stories
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    I remember cuz I was joking with the memorable long time ago the grill 93 this old dick Dougherty room I remember that joint so two guys were about ready to go out at the club in the bouncer gets him outside okay and this guy is trying to say is point of view and it put his hand on shoulder what the fuk you just Twisted the guy out then took him out and I can get over the f*** I was with we will f****** dying laughing it just became a catchphrase between us so he would, hey Bill you what you working this weekend get it is eyebrow level I have to come back with something else it was another II he said that first of all don't touch me I did like the 3 slide step down cuz I learned that young watching fights you know you don't want to have a really good seat cuz it's like a tornado I like Smoky bars and since we went in there and everybody was hammered I was hammered drinking like f****** haffenreffer smooth the green death right so some like one of those fans fighting which is always great cuz like the people that are a row up or just throwing down and it was the Boston Garden there was nowhere to go and I remember this big cock pounding down the stairs he literally had a handful of this guy's neck it was like his whole neck and his jugular in the sky how to watch your fight which you watch a fight and you're looking at your exits cuz like I said it's like you don't know where it's going to f****** go and I learned that lesson so when I saw that guy say that I was just like okay but some other people settle in in front of me I just I knew I I mean I just know I was like this is not my thing I can't slip a punch I am slowish it think I'll be the funny guy is weird things go sideways like that feeling in the air when it whenever chaos breaks out like that is a real melee is a feeling in the air it's like you feel it not this is really dangerous Boston for about seven years I was gone for seven years before I finally walked into a bar and just felt the normal energy a but I think the city's changed a lot but like that sort of that tail end of the the craziness I walked into a bar and you could just feel it it's like somebody's going to get stuck at 90 minutes away Mike Blythe he's working the ratskeller he was a bouncer he would go where he would wrap his hands could wrap his hands on his way to work I know a guy I knew a guy was a bouncer and he used to bring a mouthpiece Skybar equipment and I remember one time he got he got suckered he knows he'll be fighting I pick him up some dumb reason he sat down on the stairs in the guy was standing above them and one of his friends jumped down and just punched him and I saw the mouthpiece was like f****** Buster Douglas Tyson along with extreme and names and what happened was we were in an off-campus apartment and tell the story I'm going to tell the quick version two of my buddies left to go upstairs first floor and then they went upstairs and like 20 minutes they came back when we buddies shoulders with separated the other guy fat lip and have flat top gun made his big f****** gash coming right down here and blood coming down his face and we will like what the f*** have what the f*** happened we just started beating on us so this whole mob to go fight the party right and I'm going to stay big fucken hit I'm going to get knocked out here but I have to go visit my friend so we f****** go up there and we hear the party so my buddy the mouthpiece guy like the most innocent boy ever knocks on the door because hey sexier party going on in there right the f****** door opens up just like everybody's just throwing us to jumping over my back and the smoke f****** clears and all settled and we look at the party and there's like six or seven guys six or seven girls in this like a board game it's tipped over and we had gone to the wrong party swear to God I know it sounds like a joke the real party where they got hit was upstairs and I don't know I don't know what happened but they they were actually rich kids and they sued my friends were going and whatever the dumb s*** they did but we all went into the wrong party and they were in there having like a couples thing and they will plan like f****** Monopoly or something and all the sudden there was a knock on the door and then everybody just came f****** running in real bra that I ever saw was then I was like 17 then was a senior in high school and it was a rich kid that moved into the neighborhood you want to make friends so he put on this crazy party he just invited everybody so Kayla from all kinds of different high schools and the right place at the right time when I saw pop off a people are already robbed in this guy I saw people taking stuff out of bedrooms running down the stairs it was real sketchy cuz it was way too many people, but then this girl I still to this day don't remember what she did she either slap is kind of face or she threw a drink in his face I don't remember I think she slapped them but I would have what I remember is he Uncorked a perfect right hand on her he know how to punch I remember thinking why was guys trained because he pretty sure she slapped him but he went like this I mean it was a perfect right hand hit her right in the face her head goes back is guy behind her catches her she's totally unconscious and then and it would do is pile I didn't I didn't hit anybody and nobody hit me I f****** was like a movie like brawling and Jimmy and where is everybody we grabbed our friends and got in the car and drove off we were laughing our asses off but it was like when we left the cops are just starting to rot vs. piles and perfect beating the s*** out of each other on the lawn separated shoulder in that fight with popped it back in and he went back up through a punch with the same arm and missed it came out again mmm flopping on the ground like a fish out of water get its revenge but you do you made it part of his body like a karate movie like when people talk about you know you're a funny comedian and plow about the characters that I grew up with and what I loved about what they did and what they said was they weren't trying to be funny like he was dead serious the three of pressed in in the f****** the the pickup truck was this guy's dad's truck and he had the flat top so he's got dried blood on his forehead and we're just driving home and nobody saying anyting and the dude in the middle has got these sunglasses on and he's just sitting there like this and then all of a sudden out of nowhere he just f****** he goes I was looking at this bug he goes I thought it was on the windshield because it turned out it was on the inside of my glasses I don't know if that was true but there's only ever reenact how much he flipped like how much you would freak out on acid if you thought a bug was over there but then your mind told you that it was on the inside of your f****** glasses and I just remember all three of us just crying laughing driving home at this is just the whole f****** situation that was like that was a like every weekend of my life for like probably like two-and-a-half 3 years every single f****** weekend we used to going to this there was a club in the bar in Chelsea with outboard and they would like selling f****** blow out of there so they didn't give a f*** if you look like you was 12 years old like I was when I go to order my my vodka collins was looking like I wasn't of age like 19 or 20 probably 20 and I would go in there and I just remember one time standing outside that bar and there was just f****** do to look like Rob Halford God of his f****** mind standing in front of his motorcycle and he was telling the story about riding his bike and it's in this drug thing he got stuck he just kept saying I go around the Apex I never did understand what was going on I'm going to leave it at that I don't understand what's going on but all I know is I just seem to be the guy that wanted to go home first f****** legs guys in then I was like what the f*** in Ocean my dicks already out I'm taking a piss and they open like the thing hasn't had a latch opened up and they had like they was doing blow and I was taking a piss it was a lot there was a lot I don't know why because a lot of like like easy targets really got hit and I was beyond an easy time somehow I just never let you know I never added that yeah I did I did cuz I would have got really I was not as tough as my friends with my friends were f****** lunatics you know but I would like some f****** crazy your friends that grew up in other places that they they were they didn't have the same amount of fight stories I think Boston is a particularly fi'ty Place Long Island tri-state area it's all sorted this same Savages Savage children of immigrants fight news on PCP got bit his finger off and he had his toe removed and replaced his finger with a teller Toyota's so that he can still so his his when you shake his hand he would always give you one of these he was like do you know my run 6th grader is just insane sixth-grader I think I'm going to be here but yeah there was a lot of the sports scene back in Boston is just was insane


    Companies Are Doing "Background Checks" on People's Social Media w/Andrew Doyle | Joe Rogan
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    history of censorship but it never works right never works it always drives people to Walter let you know so that's doesn't matter people are stupid just because you say you know it and we do know it tell me people are going to think that way and then operate that way that requires restraint and it requires foresight it requires some sort of an objective understanding of history in the UK in an atom the leader that part that wasn't aware they were winning millions of votes right because I would love people with the same franchise to clean working cause diarrhea and I would definitely some kind of Nick Griffin went onto a main political discussion programs Question Time BBC One Primetime and he was humiliated and as soon as that happened to being paper over within a matter of months it exposed to those normal people the Ludacris and upset nature of his and that I think is a really hot and I did actually a few weeks if you hear more from these people they have self discrediting right but if you if you burn them you almost given the kind of glama a kind of martyrdom state is that they don't deserve in the end and that attracts a lot of people to their worldview that's there's definitely something to be said for that yeah it's definitely something beside me like I'm not in favor of banning these people yeah to espouse hate speech everywhere they go and to be able to indoctrinate people's Wells like I don't know what the actual do trust while I do not trust this state to decide what constitutes hate speech I don't believe that I mean in the UK they proven that they don't capable of doing things Canada right okay so I'm for abolishing the idea of hate speech that's right we have a thing where the police will investigate you phone on crime if it's defensive right on crime so there's a website the government website and hate crime has a paragraph on non-crime hate incidents okay and what they specifically say is if you've heard something offensive to you and you believe that the person said something because of you you were one of the protected characteristics because of race gender sexuality whatever then you report template logistic as a hate crime crime beside and he retweeted a poem that was the safe to be transphobic and people were upset about if I didn't write the poem you just retweet the time the police investigated his retweet and he said to them have I broken the law they said this isn't a crime this is a non-crime hate incident and the actual phrase the police officer used I'm not joking was we have to check your thinking right about Sinister and then when the police we will replace with Challenge on this but in the media it turns out this is standard practice in the place that isn't just one road police officer going to bed mad this is standard practice commission guidelines in the College of policing LS who's qualified to check your thinking and you should be it's crazy to be difficult it should be able to tell you that you can't retweet some you agree with right and we have we have people in our country who have been you know how many people are arrested in the UK how many people do you think are arrested every year in the UK for offencive comments I posted online what would you guess just as it including all the many thousands of known Cripe known crime highest incidence dialogues 3000 people arrested and what is it from some website put it on his own Facebook page three months in prison for that I don't know what good is laughing for 3 months is eating terrible food serving worth it right now he's a felon record the famous one in the UK adorable the dog was that he might hate train the dog to jump about enthusiastically what ever heard the phrase gas the Jews any trained it do little Nazi salute whenever hugsy Kyle right now those phrases out of that contact unpleasant you can see why someone would be offended by that right but the joke was at this cute little doggie what is doing quite busy, but now look I accept that people can be a Note 3 video before you chew took it down you know and a 3-minute one complaint no one complained the police actually went to the Scottish Council of Jewish communities and said do you find this offensive and understandably they said yes now we can prosecute this guy two-year investigation found guilty in a court of law ultimately find 800 pounds have a criminal record for whatever you think about the right it is clearly meant to be funny any remote connection to have someone who's been prosecuted because the judge believes that he knows what secretly going up with his secret intention is Sunday the actual phrasing of the Lord under which he was prosecuted is that it is being grossly offensive which is a very subjective ideas view 3 million different views no complaints no complaint right I defended him at the time and then it was in the Illuminati apologize cuz they sent him 351 is of every tweet you ever like to have the word f****** it wow he said I had to get a background check for my job and it turns out the report has a 300-plus page PDF of every single tweet I've ever liked liked with the word f****** it enjoy your dystopian BS of all 351 pages of it obviously the dystopia cares about wasting paper so it looks like they use this to justify not giving in the job without the giant bottle of peppermint vodka and mom running after him like no no no no no no no only said flag type bad flag reason alcohol post type like so they they changed what he right he's he's making a joke about a toddler they sell running across Trader Joe's with giant bottle of peppermint vodka that it did taken from its mom in the mom wasn't so they flagged it because the there was alcohol at the baby had a bottle of alkyl there's nothing offensive about that whatsoever back to hurt the company in anyway and mess with their bottom line mean that is crazy even liking a tweet in all caps big dick energy I've ever seen in a video I don't know what that is the guy that like called his dad when he wants to be a millionaire right okay so he called his dad tell Devin he's going to win because he knew who is going to win that look at this flag reason language bigotry sexism what's the biggest tree in the sex is in the I don't understand it I don't see any bigotry or bigotry and protect sexism that he's a man and he's showing big dick energy cuz he's big dick energy is an expression and its expression for someone who is super confident and the idea that you you say well with me big dick that's the joke about the internet meme big dick energy is an internet meme and that this is flag type bad language big as you sexist right here's the best part post type liked he just liked it like you saw is like a big dick energy move it's a new American thing over the last four years or so f r a n c e kmle Frank Franck Ma France on Twitter Bruce Bruce Almighty hilarious agree with everything I say in that for you were big and then I make you just under my jaw hopefully it's gross but liking tweets I mean this is a company that's doing this so there's a company do they hired that's willing to do this end the company labeled it bigotry so is the company woke is this the company famo the smartest way to screen toxic workplace Behavior software okay so it's software that's part of the problem to help identify problematic Behavior among potential hires and current employees by analyzing publicly available online information out boy would I have a hard time getting a job. Just looked up said that another company used this company to get that information so I can background check yeah it says Town screening software so it's basically they just scan you to make sure that you pass our purity test which no one will no one with any sense of humor I mean if that guy the big dick energy guide that get you flagged you're a bad person because you thought that that guy who knew who's going to win $1000000 to call his dad that's funny is that anyone there is no way that is anyone on the planet who couldn't be canceled if you had unlimited access to their private know what texture who's going to win $1000000 to call his dad that's funny is that anyone I there is no way that is anyone on the planet who couldn't be canceled if you had unlimited access to their private no way text


    AI Expert Lex Fridman Weighs in on Simulation Theory
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    it's about that too cuz you brought up Ostrom what are your Bostrom relies on me he was relying on theories and terms that like mathematical theories of probability to to say that he thinks it's more likely that were in a simulation are these three categories that you describe two possible outcomes I think the first one is we destroy ourselves before we ever create a simulation the second one is that we would lose interest in creating a simulation some point in the third one is we living in a simulation clear that is just three by thing is going to be a huge amount of possibilities of the kind of simulation like to me I keep asking you know if that's the alarm musk about the simulation what she said of the Twitter Internet troll I mean and a brilliant engineer and designer in one it's like a it's like a Quantum state that you can't quite figure out what it What was the coupling cuz I don't know if you strolling but I'm the same way I love acting people at the simulation even though I get a little bit of hate from the scientific Community but literally that because it's not a people think Voodoo don't know how to test like why you talking about this why do you sit down with Elon Musk to talk about the simulation or when you're sitting with a world expert in particular aspects of Rockets or the body like I'm an expert but I know a few things about why don't you talk to him about that everyday details of science you can ask big questions about like the nature of our reality and I I like to think of it is like what how do we build a simulation like what would be a compelling enough virtual reality game that you will not stay there for all your your whole life that's a first step there that's useful to think about like what is our reality what what aspects of the most interesting for us humans to be able to perceive with our limited perception cognitive abilities open and interact with and then the bigger question then is like how do you build a large-scale simulation that would be able to create a virtual reality game they think is a possible future we're already creating virtual world for ourselves on Twitter and something else and so on I really believe that virtual reality will we will enter will spend more and more of our lives in the next 5200 years in Virtual Worlds and the simulation hypothesis is Russians part of that I think I think there's that question of what's outside summations really interesting that's the other way of because like what created us what started the whole thing it's the modern version of asking what what is God what does God look like what you know it's it's asking what is the programmer look like I think that's a fascinating question but arguing with that were already living I think you got stuck in that little point I think it's not that it's a bit of a language barrier to there's a technical I think so he's been fighting battles disagree with him when they are about language in about terms and so on but I think it's very possible that we we live in live in a simulation I think one of the constructs of the physics theoretical physics with many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics and Sean's talk to you about the reveal some interesting set of fundamental building blocks of our reality there's something I don't think people talk to you about which is like the coolest thing to me the most amazing thing that nobody can explain yet I things called cellular automata and there's a guy mathematician of John Conway who came up in the 70s was a thing called Game of Life and cellular automata are these two dimensional one-dimensional but game of us two dimensional grid where every single little cell is really dumb and it behaves based on the cells next to it and it's born when there's a fuse when there's like a sir buy three cells alive next to it and it dies otherwise since I got simple rule for birth and death and all it knows it's it's nearby surrounding and its own life and if you take that system with a really dumb Rule and expanded in size arbitrate complexity emerges you can have touring machines so you can simulate perfect computers with that system and it can grow and all these behaviors grow if you watch your people Google like a game of life and you can watch this extremely dumb simple system just grow arbitrary complexities and will you start to realize that from such incredibly simple building blocks that don't know anything about the bigger world around them you can build our entire universe can build the kind of complexities we see unless it's like we think like God is like designing little aspect of whatever of our world a simulation hypothesis with the simulation is designed by hand like I'm going to crack these things will you realize is all you can all you need to do is just set some initial conditions set some really basic rules and allow the system to grow as long as you can grow arbitrarily just crazy stuff amazing stuff can happen from like from Simplicity complexity can emerge and that it for a queef you study this a little bit closer watching people to watch a game of Life on YouTube and think about what it's showing like for 10 minutes it will blow your mind the fact that from Simplicity arbitrary complexity Beauty can emerge is like incredible so for the simulation the creator of the simulation is probably some thirteen-year-old there living in like in his mom's basement is probably just have some rules in this video game and press play and then temperature in complexity can emerge have a Joe Rogan you can have an Elon Musk all the technologies that we've developed and probably millions of other alien species that are living throughout our universe is much easier to create that we might think and but there's a lot of variability in the kinds of simulations will create like I think the simulation lots of things like in others like 1:15 is there going to be a lot of varieties is that there's a lot of possible different rule says there's about a lot of different physical mediums in which dissimulation be created and can be completely virtual world the role of Consciousness whether you make most people conscious or not when they're most of them are philosophical zombies are there just like Nom Nom player characters and it's just you or you have or is your mind stimulated like the role of suffering so Consciousness brings with it this idea of of basically they know subjective experience it was subjective experience comes the idea of pain and fear and so on the thing again my Russian romanticisation of it but I think fear of death is essential scarcities essential for from UT for life I could be less individualistic less less Consciousness can be present in different kinds of form so I see there's a lot more options than those three that he'll highlights and we can destroy ourselves in a lot of interesting ways entire civilizations from AI to nuclear weapons to biological doll kinds of weapons it's almost like whether it's a simulation or not is almost irrelevant the complexity of the existence all of the various pushes and pulls that keep everything together there they're almost operating like some grand plan whether they like it or not whether it whether or not a grand plan exists all these different things are happening and everything is moving in a very specific direction right it's moving towards for the complexity like I was having a conversation with a friend of mine last night where we were talking about and we were like you know like when they're ever going to look at a phone and say I think we're good we don't have to the camera works great still signals great and call people you can text people it's just stopped innovating right here and we're both laughing like it's never going to happen but even though we admit I'll give you have an iPhone 11 or a pixel for that we have need anything better like in terms of the way our car it works you get so much done on these things you can Bank on them is it okay if I'm drinking all your Waters by the way we have a lot of water please existence itself whether or not there's a design to it it seems to operate in a matter that would indicate there's a designed the design doesn't have to be real doesn't have to be a simulation it doesn't have to be a grand plan but it moves in this the same way as if it's a grand plan it's weird it's hard to put into words but there's a different force and momentum like The evolutionary process the fact of life was created the fact that there's kind of a progress and also like I just like with the Native Americans the fact that suffering seems to be a constant story that was weaving in like we constantly progress but we seems to be I creating the other and torturing seems to be conscious suffering in Warren so on through this growth process and that seems to be the death is a huge part of that and conflict conflict even social conflict exists it's almost like the world creates a space for them and people find a way to fill that space the death is a huge part of that and then conflict conflict even social conflict like we're talking about social justice Warriors and that type of thing I think they almost have to exist it's almost like the world creates a space for them and people find a way to fill that space


    Joe Rogan Talks Antifa Taking Over 6 Blocks of Seattle w/Bill Burr
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    I don't know I haven't been watching TV like the news you just brought up three things you see it's going on in Seattle with the f****** FCC whatever he says I don't know what I don't know what is what is Tifa antifa and there they wear masks and the carry sticks and helmets and shed and they intimidate people this is occupied by the people Seattle and you can't use money in that police freeze out you want to fight motherfuker Niger yeah I want to fight the cops will let you fight because it's some wild west mining s*** from like the f****** 1600 in Seattle and cops standing around watching willing to do it and they they they know the risk you know if you get hit you going to fall and crack your head on the back of the curb there that mean drunk though they don't know the risks it was one of them this is this kid I think his last name is photo or I think Carlos photo or he's a MMA fighter and he would dress up like a superhero wouldn't remember his name anyway he actually knew how to fight and he was dressed like a superhero so it's kind of baiting people to f*** with him and he's walking on the street and these guys f*** with them and they Larry's they decide to go out and then you know he's bouncing around like a real Pro Fighters. Swimming leg kicks in on this guy you see this guy's face like oh my god what the f****** for it just some drunk assholes and some dude ass like a superhero walking around dressed like a superhero I be like that guys out of his f****** mind and I will give him a wide berth hoping he was on his way to his place of solitude whatever the plan so Seattle is run by a warlord someone f****** dude is apparently according to my friends run it was a seal is running this entire 7 block or 6 block area Seattle to spray paint all the windows in this intended mean he's going to run out of men they have guns okay that's the problem the problem is they're openly carrying rifles inside the six I know but they need to eat okay and then no supplies are going to get in that seven blocks they're just going to wait them out or they going to come in with Superior Firepower and it's not going to end well drill how many are there how many of them are there that's a good number of Vegas number we likes what did you say they open the door for them they gave them City Hall so this is City Hall they're walking into right now when they get in they don't know what to do the Laugh Factory Long Beach Got Loaded last night how God I can't imagine Meat Puppets they took country mortgage mannequins you know I love that place I love performing there but some of the Jamie's Decor I love my my favorite things to do in this business has she don't Jamie Masada he knows I love him


    How Jimmy O. Yang Discovered Standup Comedy
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    you know I didn't know about stand-up comedy when I was growing up never heard of it really TV and then it seems like just completely different genres in this new art form is like a heart music for the first time and I was like holy s*** is rock and roll music and there's you know hip-hop so it was so interesting because I remember I really gravitated towards Comic View that was so interesting because it wasn't just jokes or me trying to learn English it was me also try like learning about culture how each race saw each other blah blah even though their stereotypes now that they're joking about but it was cool where is I watch a comedy central premium blend then really laugh I don't know why it like so I always gravitated to its wasn't me, d'you know and they're having more fun because of the beat that don't care about the beat and only listen to the lyrics I was more like the beat guy you know and I just love that side performance and only later on when I got into comedy I was like oh wow everyone that's doing that premium blend stuff maybe maybe not my cup of tea but it made me laugh like as an adult because I understood how hard that was in the movie theater I couldn't believe how funny was like I'd seen all these funny movies to watch this guy just talkin on stage I was fascinated he's one of those guys when he wants you like I can do that cuz he's just talkin he just did you write this insane Talent ways you can get introduced to Comedy it since I've loved like when people like when the seed get planted in people's heads but when did you know that you were going to try to do this and I hear like grey stories like the Richard Pryor story or like it's just me and my brother used to sneak in the movie theater watch Eddie Murphy live after you had a heart attack I promise I'll be a comedian right like you don't go in the Arts when you're Asian that's not a real job in so because your family would discourage it so nobody in my family did it in the Arts like anybody that made money was in finance whatever real Jobs quote on quote you know so I was just I was about to graduate college with a economics degree and I hated the internship I had it financed and s*** and I just saw my life flash funny I'm like oh my God for the next 40 years behind this desk f****** mutual funds who cares you know so I just tried I like a quarter life crisis right when I was about to graduate doesn't have to do something to meet new friends to meet girls to whatever so night I took jiu-jitsu classes for like two months horrible I was I was the smallest guy in the week is going to class c or t me up with the girls and they were twist me up like a pretzel it was very discouraging two months if that and then I tried like different things like boxing classes gyms whatever you know and then I I say the story I wrote this book and then and I send the book like typing in local open mics in your Google search It's one step away from typing and what's the best way to kill myself that I needed open mics went to the haha paid $5 you have to pay stop 5-minute station. Haha so five other Comics can not laugh at you it was that still felt better than me sitting at home making no friends cuz I saw a camaraderie I was like if I'm good I can make some friends like here in the open mic and there's a new world out there out for me so soon after I quit that Finance you know internship very promising internship and I just try to do stand-up you know I did every work the door I at the comedy Palace in San Diego this Greek restaurant I'll turn into Comedy Club at night I work the door folded envelopes did everything they let me sleep that I would have slept that answer the phones and everything I just drove into it not just for the love of common Arts but for the love of this new life is a new fraternity that I found you know that's awesome so a lot of it it was an improvement on my life that was that interested me in in stand up and threw stand up I got laid for the first time and I kind of had a crisis were okay I'm doing fine you don't have a lot of friends now I have you know I go on dates like it's fine like my life is fine and I started making money on Silicon Valley you know so I stopped doing stand-up I was like that I don't really need this you know but but then like I wasn't getting depressed either so it was a really good feeling cuz it wasn't a crutch it wasn't an addiction I need to feed and then eventually I did stand-up finally I think for the love of it I was like you know what I do miss this I'm going to go do it on my own terms not just because I'm trying to make friends and trying to pull girls I'm doing it because I enjoy the process of it so let's f****** do it and that's the recent I guess resurgent of energy how much time did you take off outside from stand up on and off like a year or two when I was a couple Seasons during Silicon Valley I would do stand-up maybe at Max I was just go down to Comedy magic club once every two months just so I can know talk some friends or something I kind of got pissed I was cuz everybody that was coming up to me in the streets at Eugene Yang Silicon Valley whatever and there's some YouTube clips you watching me doing stand-up you know and let me prove to the world I'm not just like a Vine guy or act of trying to do stand-up I am an actor who used to be a stand-up and that is my f****** phone I have a stand-up I start as a stand-up I think I'm a better stand-up that I am an actor you know it's so let me prove to the world I'm not just like a Vine guy or active trying to do stand-up I am an actor who used to be a stand-up and that is my f****** Forte


    Joe Rogan on Danger and Standup Comedy
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    how does it feel to be a martial arts expert somebody that can fight like do you feel more confident going outside to you like you know cuz I I'm always looking around like a look at it make sure I got doesn't f****** Ivy candy until they kill me like you know whatever there's always danger and being a person especially around bad people beat up man that couldn't defend themselves and horrible to watch it's sad many videos online of people just getting beat up by somebody yeah cuz they don't know how to fight and you see some person really doesn't even know how to fight they're beating the f*** out of someone hurting really bad hurt them but it doesn't ever get to that point I don't have you have you gotten in fights lately I'm not a fighter I mean I know how to do it but I'm a nice person but just knowing that having a self-confidence and they come from horrible backgrounds or abused by their parents family and they're a mess and they they walk amongst us free until they commit crimes they get locked in jail so if somebody wants to fight me when I do I just run bro you got to see it, seeing it coming a real that's a real important part of it like seeing coming right away seems sketchy people and no one got to have that spidey sense get the f*** out of there but it's exciting to be around Danger Cheerios and be around weird people it's like when things are a little bit little sketchy little CD people enjoy that is like it's like what do you what would you rather have would you rather have everything be f****** boring and vanilla and just write everything is Hermosa Beach or you know every now and then you want something to be just a little bit really gravitate to that I think feels like we like a little danger yeah like what you're doing when you're doing stand-up is a kind of exposing these truths that everybody kind of knows about but doesn't talk about and if reason it away like yeah yes yes like there's like their thoughts there there for sure it's a weird job man and everybody does a different right to get the Hedge bergey doesn't Mitch does it did it one way you do it a different way Joey Diaz as different way everyone's got a different way of doing it but it's all ultimately you're trying to find those those perspectives the different way everyone's got a different way of doing it but it's altimate Lee you're trying to find those points to get find that those perspectives find the use those comedy weapons to pop through on these people breaking their mind and get those sparks flying


    Jimmy O. Yang Tried to Teach His Father a Lesson about Acting: It Backfired
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    your family give you a hard time about wanting to stand up quite the story there a feel-good story let me preface with that so my dad wasn't Finance you hook me up with that Finance job and when I was like I don't know I just don't want to do this is like what do you have another job give the stand-up thing a try and this is like a year or two in August I was making any money so he was very disappointed he was hoping it was just a phase you know he doesn't stand-up was old Chinese guy who just like a talk show that you just keeps calling a talk show still till today talk show just never got it so I was finishing my last year School in San Diego I got you some random jobs I worked at the used car lot during the day I worked at the comedy Palace collecting tickets and trade for like stage time in the evening after that I'll go put another shift as a DJ at a strip club just so I was like trying different things you know I didn't want to lock myself into something and then eventually the acting starting to do a little better you know my first job was Two Broke Girls at two lines you know and I'm so proud proud of myself you know watch CBS tonight you know I'm going to be on there and stop CVS so he was just really not downright and then eventually when I got on Silicon Valley the old man understands what a contract this is serious regular job on HBO he's acting like he got it so he was finally happy I was financially secure so instead of ever giving it up and say like hate Jimmy good job I'm proud of you maybe I was wrong good for you you know what he said he was like it's so easy you can do it I can probably do it becoming an actor I was like okay dad you know what if you think it's so easy but I was like that if you think it's so easy I was with a very small agency at the same time I'm like you know what I'm going to sign you up with her see if she needs an older Asian guy cuz there's not a lot of guys out there competing so she signed him and then good good good now you got to go to auditions and understand how f****** hard my life is all the nerves I got to deal with play completely backfired because he went to those auditions and killed it look like his first six out of ten jobs which is like an unheard-of ratio you know me like you be lucky to book like 5% of jobs but he was killing it non-union gigs even got on the show I talked about this a little bit of my stand-up he even taught he even got on the show that shot in San Francisco is a Chinese show with thought it was no big deal Kmart the f****** Modern Family of China and then my aunt from Shanghai will call the house. Richard you such a good actor your son wasn't take a nap to you I was like what the fuc but now I've accepted it that's who he is I'm happy that me and my dad's in the same business in a way that's crazy and it's a fun story to tell people right so I was jokingly saying that story to John Malkovich Depends for its on space force everybody gets a kick out of this little story episode 9 Sports comes around we're doing the table read and it's a China vs. America thing in this episode and they needed a couple older Chinese scientists that are authentic Mandarin speaking Chinese people after the table regret Daniels to showrunner he's at Jimmy's dad have you thought about you meet that I didn't have thick enough skin to volunteer my dad and then that night I went home I cut together and acting reel for my dad and I sent it to Greg all I said was that Greg maybe give the old man a chance he's got a good look I think he fits this older scientist and China just let me come in and audition but I guess Greg was so impressed with the tape he just hired him wow episode 9 of spaceforce my dad is in it great he comes in no fear and a scene is Toto with your mouth wow and how long you been acting I mean two years if that never take a note classes so crazy on Skype last seen you know I was like that don't make me look that don't f*** this up make sure you remember your lines right and then he he was he was practicing screengrab me record me so I can see my own performance I hate to watch myself so I recorded him I sent him that tape and then he looked at it he was like wow I'm really good look at me like I'm like listening and also the fact that he never thought to be an actor so there's no fear yeah I was nervous as hell my first they were John Malkovich and Steve Carell my dad came in with just chilling yeah totally backfire Father and Son story and it's so funny that he saw you doing his like I could do that Jay Chou put your name in the Hat about that or something crushing punchlines bang bang bang I want to say I will be happy for him but there's probably a part of me that site you guys but he's always been the one in the family though he's always a ball buster and everything so they kind of came natural has he written stand-up does he have any ideas of stuff you would talk about you know what I should have them write this set to see what the materials would be hell I don't know fucken put in 10 years do you can't just go do a goddamn theater open for me one day when my next special that'll be fine with the lack of respect for the Arts or is it over confident in his own ability overconfident if you pulled it off and so much about acting is it is confidence not being shaken mean yourself it's correct he's so relaxed I video I got to find on my phone and show you so it's in the hallway between set-ups me and malkovich's running lines and I'm nervous but you worked hard like at his level you still works hard he's amazing with running lights you know in between takes the camera pans pans a bunch of empty chairs and the pants to my dad and I act mature fell asleep just dead asleep so relax Malcolm it's hilarious no nerves wow my parents and just to kind of finally get their approval and then he gets it he gives it up he was very emotional you don't have to Crazy Rich Asians and all that but his his goal is not to celebrate with a son there his goal is to get selfies and the after party the table and then Mark has this table and his boys and a security and then my dad just leaned over to me and I hate you think you doing go get a picture with Mark I don't I don't I don't want it I don't want to ask cuz I have fought so hard to not ask for pictures with people I work with I want a picture malkovits but the same time I want to just be a colleague I don't want to get fat I think it's still kind of lame but if it's like hey Mark my parents a big fans can they get a picture and they just shoot very serious about the Boston Marathon bombing and I was playing a based on real-life Chinese person you know very detailed stuff like he speaks with a Chinese accent but it's a suit one Chinese accent when he mixes his elves and tease a guy forget I forgot what it was but I studied it for a long time it's not just a generic Chinese accent right and then his parents of course speaks this is fun dialect or at least just a very proper Mandarin and the actor they first hired to play my dad it just a Skype seeing very simple the actor they first hired to play my dad spoke Mandarin with a Cantonese accent so I wanted to pick broke the director of Pete man with the whole point of this movie is honoring these Heroes and be authentic and this guy you guys might not be able to tell I know and the Chinese audience will know this guys from Hong Kong from Guangdong or something he's not from Suits wine or male China you know a guy the few times on stage and you like what the f*** if he if he comes on this podcast maybe he have his own Hannah gadsby asked special and just only talk s*** about me in the special very funny of like you Antonia whoever a bunch of great writers and Craig comedian start plotting against me for his success what was this he was always like a really successful salesman he had his medical device company that he sold and salesman you have to have personality and you have to know how to read a room I took after I never really had much stage fright so that that he's he's a natural and you say Bust balls so he's always joking around he's too funny One In The Family Table how to do well when I really do think it's really a joke about the jealousy I really don't care he's an old man Let Him Live his bucket list with John Malkovich he doesn't want to do open mics but you got to or maybe doesn't got to I mean it depends on how how much of a perspective he has if he has like real takes on things that he could just go on stage with you never know man if he goes onstage without the context of this is Jimmy's dad and he's just an old man doing a set a long road but if I bring them up he's my batting people just kind of eat it up give him a little more slack maybe but that might help you accept the fact that he kills what if he goes onstage without any recognition of you whatsoever is when someone introduces them he goes on stage and just f****** murders wi to take can't immediately be good and stand up you need to put in that 5-10 years but if he's just good tell me when he's going to do it please it's just good yeah I would question myself like I'll be like, please tell me when he's going to do it please and I want to go I want to go watch


    Jimmy O. Yang Opens Up About His Childhood Relationship with His Father
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    time I was doing upright Girls Club in Vegas MGM I was like understand Vegas I'm going to hook him up with a nice room I was I think opening a meddling is years ago I was finally going to see me in MGM cuz they know that's a nice place going to Comedy Club I could set you know afterwards you and the headliner and everyone's out there shaking hands meeting people my parents walked out right my mom's just positive you know and then my dad walked out and then my my my buddy Jack was next to me he was the middle house open right now my buddy Jack Coan older comic he he went up to my dad he's like oh my God hey Richard aren't you so proud and then my dad just looked at me in front of the entire audience of everyone else shaking and he's like no Jimmy's not funny how and and I don't know if he was years later he said that was a joke because because it's not he said this he said it's not funny if I tell you you're funny but it's funny if I tell you it's not funny there's a story there house I don't get the references I don't get culturally like what you're saying about whatever I can get it so he's kind of just being honest also so he's trying to be funny in his own way while being honest about his own take on it I don't yeah yeah he's honest but he's also still being the ball breaker he's a funny guy but sometimes it's hard to be his son if he's using me inexpensive Comics is it like the style comedy like insult comedy Lucille Ball ball breaking like what kind of yeah that's what does older Chinese Don Rickles Chinese people tell exact what the f*** is wrong with your face like Thanksgiving you know my mom would tell my girl cousin like oh Christina you got so fat being fat or gaining weight is prosperous is it's good it's auspicious or whatever she's a girl f****** say that you know a beautiful young woman you know and yeah it's it's it's hard to grow up with a high self-esteem in Asian household but there is a weird honesty to it I don't know I don't buy it they say it's honest I think it's passed down they say parents to talk to them and now they're doing it I don't know what there's something about work ethic in Asian households when I was young one of my good friends with his kid his name is Jung sik Jung Suk Chang and he went on to be National Taekwondo Champion while while he was in medical residency like I'm a lazy f*** cuz this guy was he works so hard but he was telling me that this is just how it was with family nothing you ever do is good enough like he's Korean and he was like my parents are so ruthless like everything had to be better nothing was ever good it didn't matter if you get straight A's you could do better you can always do better you never never good enough how to repair a tiger mom I think it's a real term mine is I guess a little nuanced like they would give it up for academic and they always call me smart and stuff but they will make fun of me like I remember after Orchestra practice in high school once my dad came very proud of you know so that you know but then a girl this really cute white girl came and talked to me after Tracy was her name my account at a crush on just came and talked to me she's like oh my God you're so good hey hey I'll talk to you later gave me a hug and everything else I was hoping he'll be proud you know and then he looked at her do you think he's competing with you a little bit there in that way I hate to think about that but I think there's got to be a part of that that's got to be a part of I want to get into acting confident because he shoots on you if you can do it I can do it she never know it's like yeah yeah Stockholm syndrome and I was like that why don't you why don't you a personal tell me to dating advice and also why did you never think I could like Deku girls or whatever and he was like sure but like I always said you were smart right so what sort of like he's excusing the fact that he dismissed your ability to I think whatever he wasn't good at he projected on me like I was as small as I was I was a pretty good athlete I could run pretty fast I can jump really high I used to play basketball even though small as like the underdog but you know but my dad do that you're flat-footed just like me you can't come on that's so that's a very opposite of what some weird like feeder parents do or coach parents do the thing that that happens when kids get their parents failed and sports and then they get really invested in their kid being awesome yeah something really weird about like it's it's a burden to for the kids like I've seen it with kids or the overbearing parents just want the kids to succeed so well because it booted like that's my boy out there kicking ass I'm 5 seen enough therapy I'm I'm fine it's fine it's fine he's flawed we're all flawed Good Will Hunting like I'm afraid you're going to be like Robin Williams it's not your fault it's fine it's fine he's flawed we're all flawed Good Will Hunting like I'm afraid you're going to be like Robin Williams me like it's not your fault it's not your fault


    Why Jimmy O. Yang Turned Down Starring in a William Hung Biopic | Joe Rogan
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    insulting thing I've gotten this recent I don't even talk about it but anyways I should because it's just funny scripts there's an email my agents going to be really angry at this not a good way to start an email and they want you to play a lead yeah but it's the biopic of William Hung I was like brother are you kidding red stuff 250 pages of that script I've never been so angry reading a script vomit and why can I do producers pick them out of a crowd and featured him just make fun of him and why the rest of America laughed at this guy that might be an interesting story but wasn't that the whole thing about American Idol it's like you had real talent but then you also had delusional people and the delusional people was part of the family I love watching there's something to be said I get that the guy signed a release and I get that that's part of the fun with the show but there is kind of a difference between people that are mentally challenged and someone just not very talented but people are laughing at exactly what I'm saying there's nothing wrong with his intentions want to make it right so there is a very nuanced way to write about William Hung that could work but we just shouldn't make that movie have we ran out of Asian people out there that I can do by a f****** William Hung she plans on my desk that's a part of the problem with reality TV in general right it's like what they're trying to do is that there's some reality TV that's based on actual events are taking place but a lot of it is like they're taking go to sign these releases on a lot of the shows that allow them to edit your words in a very distorted way but you can have a conversation you could have an answer to one question and they'll put that answer on another question is totally unrelated Brian you look like a real piece of s*** and there are one hundred percent allowed to do that when you go back home I have access to the raw tapes you can't release you don't want me to believe you but that's they victimize people on purpose just so that they can make a good what they call a good show yeah but they're doing that with him it's different because he's got a problem it's not like he's a guy likes not like if I decide I was going to be a singer that went on American America's Got Talent I was terrible I got probably suck but if I have a problem with a mental problem like there's something wrong with me and I do that and you know there's something wrong with me and you still put me on television that's where we're getting weird. Of mental disability he's on that Spectrum it's not you it's not Jamie it's not me like I was Regular Guy regular but you can talk to them but they like perfect perfect actors in America right I'm very fortunate to be in that position we all kind of know each other it's a small circle and very proud of all of us but early on in my career I got some flak from so come out my character you know it was accented character which I mean for me it's a little different because I came to this country was 13 I couldn't really speak English earlier version myself I understand his character whatever it's like this is offensive stereotype blah blah National character cuz the jokes no longer on him just being foreign it's on him being like a diabolical coder person but it's tough being an Asian actor Chris now not only do I have to decide on playing a part of not by looking at is this a good script I got to look at the cultural revocations is this good representation because there are so few of us each of us that does something mean so much more right that was to be Pooh character because there wasn't a lot of Indian and then you characterize route whatever that's what's great about crazy Rich Asians and I had a lot of fun on that movie because for one of the first times I wasn't the only Asian dude on set and I can just play a character my character is an a****** in that will be but I can just lean into that and be a character actor and play it and there's a whole spectrum of Asians it's not just one Asian representing all Asians and it's your handsome Asians your a****** Asians the Romantic lead and also the Bitchie ex-girlfriend whatever so we can just actually be actors for the first time and not be actor / Asian representative someone something like William Hung comes to the table racial stereotypes Society puts it through this filter of whether or not it's a valid and I'll give you Example The Sopranos the Italian-American Anti-Defamation League or whatever the f*** it is on or they were they were pissed at The Sopranos they're pissing it was it was reinforcing negative stereotypes about Italians and I'm Italian in Italian Yeah Yeah Yeahs reality is real do they eat pasta like that yes that's real yeah like that's because Italians are really discriminate against so it's doesn't hold any water so is not the only place where you see it so surprised nose is not the only place where you see a white people you can play whatever mentally handicapped got a not so smart guy or complete assholes because there's a million other white people


    Joe Rogan on Patriot Act Reauthorization, Trump's Response to 75 Year Old Being Shoved to the Ground
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    what's the fear that people have here in the United States of competing with China is that China has these advantages because their businesses are so their corporations are so intertwined with the government that we might do the same thing here I mean it's just it's a weird sort of slippery slope as a sort of as laws and all your different rights get eroded you get closer and closer to the government being in control things like these laws that the past recently where the government can just look into your internet searching with no warrant whatsoever this is something that I don't know if you know about this part of the Patriot Act that this was one of the things that was people are furious at Senator Sanders Bernie Sanders didn't he wasn't there didn't show up for the vote and if he had shown up and vote of the other way wouldn't have passed he won't comment he won't he's been reached out for us to comment on if he won't comment on it but it's disheartening in a lot of people who are progressives are furious at him and they they feel very very betrayed by this because not no one even knows like Mount you didn't know right most people know what the government can now look at all your dirty little searches I don't care about that I should be able to just go look like for whatever reason. I know James at home what if I have some code and go just look what it was Jamie looking at the government which is just a bunch of people can peer into your life and you can't hear in their life when you see that old man gets thrown to the ground the one that Trump said is Faking it that bashed his head yeah they still f****** Daniel Day-Lewis like they are actors like you know like sometimes I even said like dumb YouTube videos of funny YouTube video of somebody's girlfriend deleting his 2K NBA account and he just destroyed everything for him like not to like or like whatever I was just destroyed crying that is a f****** Emmy Award oscar-winning actor batshit it's because that is not easy to do people think everything is fake Jesus Christ protest yeah that was real dude if activists the president United States say that okay bro you would fall that way to he's a Meisner trying to actor and his a blood pact in the back of his head like how can that think that please try to be a good idea to tweet that the keys falling apart all this protest s*** he's falling apart and also the fact they denied that they used teargas to clear out that square so that he can go to the church to my game and there's video there's video of teargas you know you want to call it's pepper gas okay you know that pepper gas in war violate the Geneva Convention like a bio bio think I'm pretty sure the argument that they're making is you can't use tear gas in war but you should be able to use it in protest and these cops are shooting rubber bullets and you know people losing their f****** eyes here it is the military's banned from using teargas on the battlefield but police can use it on crowds at home here is why this is on CNN that just think about that the mill is f****** banned from using this but you're using it on civilians that just want to protest the tortured death of a guy who was being detained by a cop who had a 14-year history of being a piece of s*** and dozens of complaints of abusive behavior and they're going to use teargas these people and just shoot rubber bullets randomly it folks I don't know what it takes the lowest common denominator like he has to murder someone like in front of you and people still be like it's slowly but surely stuff like this he can't help himself and under pressure when they when people are angry at him because of all this and I think one of its kind of crazy but one of the big things that started off we really lost his composure was all that s*** that he said about Lysol like maybe you could get disinfectant and put it in the cleansing and then the next day they were asking about it I was being sarcastic to see how you reporters would Kant like no you weren't you were rambling you were like I've done that before I caught rambling but he would say flick about health issues Salinas CDC some Americans are gargling with bleach or putting it on food to fight covid-19 Is that real washing stuff with bleach younger than your young you don't know any better I guess you not uneducated but at a certain age like you should know not the f****** gargle with bleach right tide pod challenge all over again it's tide pod


    Champion Bodybuilder Ronnie Coleman Talks Steroid Use with Joe Rogan
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    what kind of steroids were dudes doing back then can you get prescriptions for steroids what kind of steroids do they give you a prescription for my Uniden where y'all doing they had kids out there without taking it and committing suicide see I didn't know what that was when I was a kid getting depressed from the steroids actor that was willing to prescribe everything so this was this while you're doing mr. Olympia so all that stuff was about board was all legal if you didn't have description they took your stuff so they find whatever you had taken from me and I didn't know where it was you told him when you are at your house without no you can't get that big to have to it's genetics yes baseball players that's taking stuff and look at us yeah but probably by 1% that can get as big as I got and I was the only guy nobody duplicated that sense in you being that condition and be healthy I don't have any health problems frequent test every every 3 to 4 months on the doctor would go over after I make sure everything's always seems to be the big misconception about steroids Dorian Yates said basically the same thing wasn't he was taking a lot. Compared to a lot of people think I was taking a massive amount to stuff it if I didn't take him get off of that 3-month. Would you cycle off of everything cold turkey cold turkey I didn't take anything or nothing and what did you feel like over those three mama just feel normal body temp normal didn't bother me a bit. So crazy didn't get depressed and nothing you know yeah until then after three months anyways slowly went back up so we ran back up and all this under doctor supervision three to four months so a lot of guys after they're done competing then they have to get on testosterone replacement therapy because the endocrine system kind of bag back did you have to do that as well yeah yeah hey babe it's interesting though because like for the longest time these guys were doing these ads in magazines and they were attributing everything to some supplement that they were selling or some creatine or some disappointment and all that stuff. yeah yeah I'll talk about it I didn't have no reason to hide that people could see my people stupid not having it prescribed and all this kind of stuff also the more is better get bad stuff you can ride but there were some guys that would just say well the way to win is to take away more than everybody else yeah but he was just on everything yeah but he didn't make it to 30 yeah he died before he was thirty some people yeah they do the wrong way and I didn't start taking it think I was 30 got to get my ass kicked one of the competitive suggested that to me feeling okay best friend in the world somebody that somebody that knows what they're doing is somebody that successful at it not something dumb trainer that think they know you don't major contest and 1617 somewhere in there I never did that kind of sucks because we didn't have it where I was from how much of a Night and Day difference was it when to start taking stuff as far as the condition blind a 9-day in your abilities at work put in work no no


    Ronnie Coleman Only Started Bodybuilding to Get a Free Gym Membership | Joe Rogan
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    I said that you look like a dude who they invented in the Marvel comic book To Kill The Hulk everything everything was just so scream yeah Wilson 1213 Allison teen powerlifting in high school so I can pilot continue and you know I got one from Louisiana's real small-town most of the lot of the guys are kind of big like me kind of strong like me seeing a lot of people understand but strengthened some like a national natural gift you know you can work on it and get better at it but you also have to be gifts little bit space and you have to have a real talent how to weight as a lot of weight you have to have a lot of weight to a bed and pull out the way like that to you in your career you were known for lifting large amount of weight to yeah yeah yeah born with a little bit and you know you don't just start lifting heavy weights like that all the sudden and you have to have a I said you have to have something natural talent for it but there's some crazy photos you during the days when you were a police officer is that you stop playing football and I think I fell on my wrist or something and crackers or something and that's Miss Universe turning pro in the middle and ask me winning the 99 Mr Olympia for right there how's 295 my seventh one as I got up there to keep up with everybody else and everybody just keeps getting bigger and bigger know it was that thing I was trying to distance myself from everybody so I kept getting bigger and bigger with me it took a long time for me to get there and all that doesn't happen overnight I put on about 5 lb of muscle between 5 and 10 pounds of muscle a year and that came from all that you know that heavy lifting a lot of eating a lot of eating real breasts in old with half a cup of rice that was a normal meal to eat like that so I would have to wake up in the middle of the night to eat and go back to sleep when you eat like that you get your hungry every 3 hours El really every 2-3 hours you hungry cuz I'm not I'm not eating a lot of fat you know this is lean and all I eat a lot of carbs so it's just it's a little little bit of it was and you would get down there, what percent body fat I was point 33.33 when I want mean 0.33 like what .33 how does a human get that low so at 12 weeks out how much body fat do you think you were carrying around then 3% that's the highest yeah Jesus I'm 300 I'm 330 lb detecto oh my God but you get tired all the time I remember looking at the magazines and look like shaking my head today I would say all that's photoshopped getting crazy when the judges at Mr Olympia telling you multiple years ago I didn't have gas get that big taste right like it's the look at and they decide anyway he is kind of subjective anyway what year was the seventh one that does look like a guy who comes out of a lab to kill the Hulk and I like some Evil Genius Like The Hulk is working for the Avengers yeah yeah so they they how do they make that conversation with you and they say Ronnie are too big bring it down Notch of you when you're still on the police force and you are also I don't know if your mr. Olympia when you're on the police force with you and then you will eventually left the phone you were so big you sitting there with the uniform on might there is no way that's a regular uniform know if not know it we did wear shorts though we didn't have shorts I think you see that picture right there and in the briefing room but they not showing my legs right there we had about four or five station every station has a gym have a training center with a huge gym beginning this idea that one day that was this Italian guy gave me a free membership to the gym I never had a dream my feet and I couldn't afford membership still for a big guy mr. Olympia event and most people in the audience thought that I should be on stage back then really think so you know what they thought that I had 22 23 and 24 like I'm going to 24 inch waist for like 29 when I first started wow that was good thinking that happen I want the first one in 98 how do you enter it what would makes you want to enter something like that well I like to say that the guy said if you compete I give you a free membership to the gym okay so I was just competing for a free membership to the gym cuz I work full-time Police Department I had that job had like security jobs on the side so you would need money for a free membership and obviously people go this guy's got real potential I guess they were saying that to themselves that everybody say that Olympia bodybuilders right now want to jump out of a building is being an accountant make good money there so I never had no dreams or aspirations being bodybuilder but you never were in accounting no I never made it you never had it I never got a job so you just got a job in the police department said in the United States okay I'm done this ain't nothing happening here you know that's 2 years and and I always saw an ad for police officers and when I got the newspaper weekend and it was always a big ass out so I might and you don't need experience so I might as well just give up on this you know just go get me a job we don't have to have experience and if I say the police officer ask what is the thing that stood out the most and I'm like you know I had any dreams of being a mr. Olympia I never had in dreams Amanda bodybuilding I only did it cuz the guy gave me a free membership to the gym and you won mr. Olympia and you realized wow I'm the best I got to throw myself into this exactly the way you worked out man I watch a video of you working out once and like just the intensity and thinking like this schedule for 12 week straight the intensity that you had in the gym aguiar there's a certain level no matter what sport is Champions have a certain level of focus and dedication find joint working out when you won the first mr. Olympia how old are you then 34 okay so yeah it is solid 8 years of lifting you know this is exactly the first mr. Olympia how old were you then 34 okay so yeah it is solid 8 years of lifting you know this is exactly


    Ronnie Coleman Details His 13 Post Bodybuilding Sugeries | Joe Rogan
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    you've also since then you had a bunch of surgeries and 13 so far and what what started that off my back in high school and college football hit my back and neck Chiropractic for a long time and then one day and the gym I heard it like in 96 and I guess it just got worse over overtime so when you herniate that disc what did you do to treat it nothing nothing with the chiropractor nerve text me whatever they call it and so 13 of those huh or was it like you get a surgery and then you better for a little while and then you hurt something else because the first one was back second was back then I think the third one's neck and then back back and hip back back back it is it's just having a little bit better now than one account with bad the f*** is broke and I had to replace both of them and dolphin it can I just broke the sockets well I follow you on Instagram and I watch your workouts and it's it's inspiring and after all this you still loved working out you can really tell and you enjoy it the other hobby look forward to it every day give you any pause at all knowing that you've been through all the surgeries and long time so really the daughters of how you know how you feel cuz I'm still in pain and all that kind of stuff but are you in pain all the time I mean yeah I can remember in high school and college you know I wasn't paying some days all the time so why you can't get used to it doesn't really bother you that you have a spectacular tolerance for pain I was coming up on route number 8 and all the sudden it was a loud gunshot sound I do 600 for like 12 13 race all the time this time I took a couple weeks off and I thought I was still as strong as I was when I took the time off but I wouldn't I lost a little strength snapped on me like that but you know the athlete in you is like you know what let's go on finish finish this up so I finished every time after I finish working out doing legs I always had a real bad pain in my back every single time but it was always go away in like an hour this day it didn't and I was about to just went home eight put on my uniform was headed to work and I like wait a minute my back is still hurting this is 2 hours almost 2 hours later something's wrong I ain't going to work today I want emergency room yeah I like video see nothing wrong with your back if they probably couldn't get to it no I don't I'll get ready for the show so so it was okay yeah it's okay two weeks after you herniated disc and doing squats again but how much weight 10 years 10 years I was just intolerable pain like that's going on I couldn't I couldn't walk like no more like 25 ft without my my leg being on fire by feet being on fire and a whole lot of pain so I knew it's time to get some serious done here now use it connect me with a shaved it off oh, that's how I was the first one there for a while you know II about a year or so later I started having problems again been in pain to get in same area so is that bit more difficult so it just kind of went bad on me again and I had to have another surgery same time surgery they trim more off of it they did what you call like a 2008/2009 I'm a little bit more often do but down here from there and so after that injury and not surgery then how do you wind up with the other 11 surgeries well like the first time you herniate a disc just like you can you stack a bunch of cans on top of each other and you snapped one out well after while the other one is going to start falling how to place too and that's kind of what happened the other day starting gets herniating on their own course I was working at 2 and I still have one now the last one so what did they do with your back they basically fuse everything together now how much Mobility do you have your spine that's like that what is that feel like amount of stretch of the doctors are they confident that this is the last one I mean you've got them all fused yeah it's always something though when you and activating you always working out and I was in the gym this morning would be something you just accept that view I got used to it now has been so it been having sit like a 7 or 13 years now wow are you in this wheelchair all the time so I've been up for so long my legs get real weak and is it because of your back yeah by cutting off the nerves or something a bunch of places that they do it where they can do it at with a lot stronger stem cells naked do in America with Colombia does it and there's a place in Panama that actually sent my mom now my mom they wanted to give her a knee replacement and doctors just didn't want to operate right away and I was like let me let me see dad was in real bad shape when he was 92 and then now he's a hundred needs fine I mean is gone back there a bunch of times keeps going back for stem-cell long story short my mom was scheduled to get a knee replacement I sent it down to Panama and six months later it started to feel good eight months later no pain at all talk to a lady think it'll do me a lot of good so is it there's scar tissue around the nerves that's pushing it to nerves now cuz if the all the discs are gone and everything's fused what's irritating the nerves Scar Tissue all that Hardware I got 14 screws to cages I got to ride but this long and there to socialize a lot of cages in the cages look like so it's a cage around your spine what's the purpose of that together keep them in place you got an x-ray of any of this yet live and I still workout everyday I'm still normal so I'm good no way no way now no more heavy-duty the size of those screws in that picture on the left they are about 3 inches long 2 to 3 inches long and they got screws on the end of them boats on the NW we have your whole back yeah so there's no wow for 3 4 5 and 6 and so in doing this they've saved your back but they all the Hardware's was f****** with your nerves yeah yeah all the hardware on the nerves causing pain and stuff but this is some major surgery to do that you know they got a cut me from always top to bottom and and I'll take all those out as 14 of them that started from the top hallway down to the bottom would that be possible that they did that it would alleviate some of the pinching on your nerves you think about taking it up top just the one on the top is the one that's herniated now and Peyton Manning have an office in Dallas they have an office in Santa Monica and I went to the one in Santa Monica and they they take your blood out they spin it and they apply some medication to it and then it becomes as yellow serum and then they injected the yellow serum directly into the area where the disc is and it alleviates all the information in the disc goalie goes back into place for me within two weeks I had extreme relief more than two weeks and then now there's no no bulging disc that all I went back up after I did a full round of treatments which I think was remember correctly five or six different treatments I went back I got a new MRI and there's no bowls anymore do the PRP stem cells and no that's why I went to the doctor cuz they said after a couple years everything would be used up for you if used up and I can take the screws out Hospital work every couple weeks ago but still in pain and I said still pinching me and say got nerve being pinched and I think you know I'm too my foots totally know and I get some strength back I also do you think you're going to wind up doing that if possible one day I would like to man I'm hoping someone hears this that's a specialist that has a solution for you how many different doctors have you seen one just the one doctor that's the one Mount Nala fourth the fifth one they operate on me for about 13 hours they cut me in the front turn me on the side cut me on the side and then they put me on my back and cut me on my back and that gave me a lot of problems what what kind of surgery was as another Fusion yeah why they have to cut you in 20 places probably had a few so many screws and that wasn't 15 I think wow I was walking fine to the hotel the next day my Mobility got worse and the day after I was on crutches and I've been on my own ever since just so out of nowhere nowhere from the surgery was this front inside the back and then everything is downhill from there is urine Fort Worth dr. Reardon is actually his offices in Dallas that's pretty close to you and see if there's anything that he could do five years now a guy who is all the level of athlete that you were when you were that crime and how old do you know I just turned 56 two weeks ago you look great at working out everyday and eating good I'd like to get home this background while I get my strength back guaranteed doctor weird and probably help now I don't want to guarantee but he's a real expert and you know I stem cells and the benefits of stem cells


    Andrew Schulz and Joe Rogan Talk Police Reform
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    show me a seventeen-year-old girl filming him with her camera 17 year old girl got the George full video there's a lot of people out there when they're interesting what are your thoughts on what has transpired since that gives me hope when I see fifty thousand people wonderful downtown LA already to bail out why couldn't you find the money to all these cities that have the systemic crime and violence in the races has been gone forever forever Baltimore and figure out a way to get to do something with her that does know nothing on the table is just crime-ridden neighborhoods just how they are again doesn't matter until it affects the pockets like his crime is having an appointment neighborhood it's not affecting somebody's money that nobody cares II that crime secondly started breaking windows on Fifth Avenue now all the sudden it's more about the Blasio it was really interesting cuz we had to like I don't like really process how I felt about it because the Looting obviously was wrong and we did that clip want to be like the writing I understood and I think I can justify I was talking to his name cuz he's a college professor I want to get in trouble for talking to us and helping us out you know the distinguished gentleman and where these Ruffians but he was like he's like me a really sad with constitutional law and stuff and he said this argument at those really interesting benefit yourself when you Loop right you're taking advantage of the tragedy write the tragedy smokescreen so that you can benefit right and we made him stay the same from like any Instagram model that's also taking a picture like at the thing but not really actually do anything that's like you're alluding to your enriching yourself great looting wrong in the middle which is destruction of property right to like send this message and as Mark and I were putting together 2-piece we're talkin this dude he seemed a decision point he goes as a citizen you have the right to your life liberty pursuit of happiness but also property right and if the state is destroying the most valuable piece of property that you have which is your body right you have to take some sort of recourse in order to protect that right you broken broke the sofa concert contract they broke it right when they maybe you're shooting you were shooting our neighbors Etc you peacefully protest if that goes on deaf ears for decades what the f*** else are you supposed to do like what you can keep saying peaceful protest but if it keeps on happening there really isn't anything else available to you so the next thing is destruction of property I think the best way to do it probably destroy public property not private property but if you destroy property actually be taking the high road because that's a response to having life destroyed you destroy my life I just f***** up your park pools reasonable here well it was all coordinated and thought that way yes and I think what happened in Minnesota in particular would happen with the priest police precinct the cops and then looting and the Looting is different unacceptable unacceptable more evidence of police brutality instead of the cops saying hey this guy killed this guy it makes us all look terrible that we are not like that we're better than that most of them probably did do that got a lot of them they fell back to their cop ways they fell back to their ways of Smashing four field in two people running over pedestrians and all the crazy s*** that we saw shooting a guy in the f****** face with a tear gas canister see that they sell pepper spray them and then they shot him with a flashbang right in the f****** faint really oh my God f****** a****** cops are doing chick so he's putting video after video after video a video after video of cops grabbing a Woman by the neck and thrown into the ground slim she should just do what what are you saying to me why why do I have to listen to Mason people Mason young girls Mason people for no f****** reason this one guy was was talking s*** to the cops to the cops just walk right up to pepper spray and drag him throw away his freedom Jeff the guy's not committing a crime you're violating the First Amendment violated his constitutional right but one of them gets pepper sprayed in the face and then they can cure gas can and here's why I have no Talent whatsoever for police brutality when we were in a wreck the mission changed and it went from going there and fuckshit up that's how it is when you're trying to win a war to win minds and hearts and they explained to us while we were there for winning minds and hearts and that means you guys are have to take on more risk that means you'll just kick in the door and then light it up you have to make sure that you're not taking out innocence at least try you were taking on more risk you risking your 3 goes when I see police Battalion like if we can afford that luxury to a country that we're at war with how the f*** can we not afford that luxury torrone citizens he goes if I'm told to take on more risk than maybe these cops have to take on more risk and pay them for it increase payment increase training don't defund but increase rest requirements and really make them Heroes but he said that he was like it seemed to me that the culture at policing in America and I could be wrong way I talk to Cops about it but this what he said it seems to me is the idea is no cop ever gets left behind no cop ever goes down instead of protective people don't cuss I can head out the brownies to the blood come out of his head and you just a guy said something you didn't like so you threw him to the ground you knew it was old and feeble you knew it was and you did it with potentially a confidence of knowing that nothing would happen to there wouldn't be any ruins the bunch doesn't you just remove the Bad Apple but if you can't remove the Bad Apple if your systems in play that don't allow it then it ruins the bunch so if there's one systemic change we make maybe it's people get prosecuted or cops will get prosecuted for violating the law cuz I really would allow that allow I really love if we had this relationship with the cops were like f*** you guys are brave man thank you dangerous job and thankless in a lot of ways a lot of words so it's like white how do we shift this and how much risk do they have to take or what change we make so that we can look at that Miguel thank God we got these guys around Facebook block it scares us know what you said about your friend be in the Marines his f****** hard to get through boot camp man it's hard it's right there that you have to travel to be a Navy SEAL assholes are sociopaths the people that would would be willing to lend their Shin on a man's neck for 8 and 1/2 minutes near those people are sick to find those people before they get to the position where they could do that to a person how do you do that how do you say owls are like that potentially could f****** kill somebody for the wrong reasons that potentially could f****** kill somebody for the wrong reason you got to train them like your weeding them out like this is a great honor and we know we can ship that but we have to think about it in terms of allocation of resources cops don't get paid enough


    Andrew Schulz Asks Joe Rogan About UFC Fighter Pay
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    questionable MMA for you okay why do we keep hearing about that underpaying stuff well right now in particular there's probably less money because the fighters have to agree to certain deals and then become more popular and then they want to renegotiate their yeah and the UFC is like what we're just trying to stay open yep we're not going to renegotiate anyting today like to leave it but this is what it is I think it's a matter of that but looking at it from the fighters perspective Fighters would be certainly better off if there was more competition that's always hotworx yep so whether it's Bellator one FC or all these different companies the more of those there are the more World Series of fighting the moral professional fight you would have the f****** call now the more of those rise the better it is for everyone it's just how it is it's like if there's only improvs and then you get banned from the improvs you're f***** but you have funny bones if you have places but there's one clear top of the food chain but it's because they do it the best they're also the only ones that are having fights during this quarantine the only people putting on any live sporting event but they're also a part of a company and WME that's hurting and needs it yeah really bad so there's not a lot of money to throw around like to keep the doors open to keep people employed a lot of money is is missing shows got cancelled yeah there's all these audience members that are going to be there buying tickets and so It's Tricky mad so this is why I think they're complaining about fighter pay I think they should get paid more right I think everybody should get paid more a crazy way to make a living I think you should get the most amount of money you can possibly get but it's also a business and I think that if they are struggling as much as I think they are I don't talk finances with I know the WME people own it most businesses are hurting its entertainment business millions of people to say yeah yeah it is interesting because you have you have a situation where like the quality of the fights is undeniably better because it's not in the free-market you have people that are really good at picking out fights and for the most part I say this as a boxing fan right so I grew up in boxing where there are tons of different divisions are transition companies if you want. and sometimes I do sometimes I don't write but like a mess and it sometimes it happens if you have guys were like really boring Fighters but they get a position where they have the belt and then actually hurts the sport in a way but they earned and they deserve it so as like a sportsman I'm like they deserve to have it like a lot of people I love Floyd Mayweather I think he's the best fighter in the history of fighting right I need actually one of the greatest people at their job ever has Michael Jordan boxing one of the greatest boxers if not the greatest boxer that has ever lived and I feel like I don't know if that's just because of the sport but also because of the way that they're matching the fighters and it's not specifically hey your rank here we have to match you part of it is your interview right here but also your Styles and make something interesting so I wonder if it's better to not be completely free market and it's better to have the fights for the quality of the sport if you are a fan it's certainly better for you if the fighters get if they all get together and one organization and then that organization makes them fight each other that way there's what is many dream matchups you never get to see like one of things that everybody got upset was by the time Floyd fought Manny Pacquiao is like past Manny's Prime shoulder and five years earlier and UFC light heavyweight fights but what do you want and they say when you get what you're paid in your contract that's what you get and he's like well I'm not fighting then and they go okay and paper view 600 700,000 how much money how much money call are they right how much how hard is it to make money right now how much can you afford how much do they make I don't know these answers how much do they make for a pay-per-view were $700,000 a million buys the ticket prices like a live gate people all spending on average on a $50 ticket and on top of that there's merch there's all sorts of s*** that you know I'm sure they probably get some sort of a operate didn't fire anybody it's one thing about the UFC they would not fire people so they stayed open wouldn't wouldn't fire anybody while they were going on for months today in people they tried to do that one at the Indian place Lemoore California they are real close to doing that but then the f****** Governor got a hold of the head of Disney and eyes during the called and told the pull-out Florida's light come on in so then we do one in Florida with no audience loved him then finally they're allowing us to do them at the Apex Center in Vegas DFCS operating with full cost for months right with without any money coming in at all they have to think that yeah that's right it's like WME I think I paid 4 billion or something for them or something that's really so they and their clients and if their clients can't work because of Corona the agency has no Revenue coming in none 0 is no TV is there some TV shows getting made but like still they're not they're not doing production like films or something like that and you know it is interesting cats Corona it is and now you want to be the NBA commissioner kilgrave published omigod orbi UFC promoter that you fighter gets sick goes home and kills his mom works for them you know let me your mom helps cook for you your mom get sick maybe moms helping you in Camp your mom gets sick and dies from Corona because they had the fights I don't think that's going to happen I think particularly now when I don't think that's going to happen I think particularly now when you're hearing these reports of the cases diminishing the other viral load that there are finding a like in Italy is so small it's barely detectable the same s*** happens here as it gets hot out


    The WHO Says Asymptomatic Transmission of Coronavirus is "Very Rare" w/Andrew Schulz | Joe Rogan
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    now we're just talking about it before like there's all these articles now about how doctors are saying that the people coming of them are less sick than they ever were before yeah I was like skating in Italy rather they're saying there's such a small amount of virus it's almost undetectable now it's run through the country yeah yeah you think that's all it was was right turn off the problem is Monday morning quarterbacking weird like the second pops all Tom Hanks as I got it for the whole crew got it a lot of people hospitalized it was in Australia is okay at the end it just gets really bad if to a conspiracy I would say you would kill Tom Hanks I wouldn't say you let him walk away free because he gets it and he kicks it I remember I didn't know a single regular person that had it but all these athletes had every basketball team a few people had it all these actors had it okay but then it just Alba is just a really good shape in shape after he seems okay with Tom Hanks is an older gentleman who doesn't movies in great shape yeah he got through it read it in the past right II you said anything against the church a shame you they ostracize you who the f*** are you how could you say these things that put you in a little box where you get excommunicated any of us were like you sure it really kills everyone are you sure are you sure wasn't that what determines I think you were with blasphemy or something and then all the sudden this information start to come out with it it's not that bad the curve is kind of flattening it comes out today it was obviously said if your asymptomatic you can't transfer it as easily they thought it's almost impossible if you have a cough if you're sneezing if you got the flu since I come that's it crank it open. Crank it open another month so this is where we could be because now it's not the economy to get to real people dying on your watch people die you would just done the right thing and kept those people safe and kept everything closed for another month right so I think it's that it's also these people are not healthy people right I know a lot of really intelligent people that are not healthy sufficient levels of vitamin D you take care of yourself getting the song I drink a lot of water don't get f***** up every night don't eat sugar all day like you probably going to be okay and maybe what's devastating even more so is how many suicides we thought we had how many people died because because of the depression you did you hear that stabbed that like Corona actually save lives cuz people are driving in a car accident people car accident death car accident deaths what else was there I mean there's a lot more domestic violence but a lot more child abuse to really a lot of child abuse a lot of domestic violence and then what's really scary is the f****** suicides because people who are already barely hanging on but might have pulled through if they had a good job had a way to make a living now they're broke and have to beg for money and they they got one $1,200 check if they forgot it everybody I know that's a comic is making more money like mideling on the road and they're barely doing it they get the $1,200 Stanley check they get furloughed from their job so I think you get like six hundred bucks or something a month when are week or something when you're furloughed they're leaking like a grand a week like everybody had money what is it the other thing we're just in the pandemic Price at right and it dip down the protest right now they priced out at the protest petition


    Joe Rogan Talks to Henry Cejudo About Retiring as 2 Division Champ
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    I'm doing good what does it feel like what does it feel like having step-back you step away you get to look at it from a fresh perspective what does it feel like there's satisfaction in my life a little bit to Daniel you know if Daniel would have be stupid me on chick and he retired on top almost at the two division will champ and that I don't feel like I have that chip on my shoulder you know it as a wrestler retired from the Olympics at a very young age you don't decide to come back 3 years later but you know what I mean it was it was already. He retired at the age of 21 and then now they just 33 I'm truly Calling it Quits unless there's there's a couple fights that if I do come back I like that word unless a little bit of time before it was about the money a little bit with the UFC and obviously know everybody does have a price but I think there's there's there's a fight that I would really like in the UFC and that would be against Alexander volkanovski wake me up in the morning three Division World Champion a chance to be a two-division world champion that you know a lot of people have counted me out against Demetrius against TJ against Marlin at inmate me maybe it was you to joke I think it's I think it's at a couple things if I was to explain it to you like what's Woods made me successful in and I've seen it going to be nothing look at training center and as a high-school kid and living out there for four years and that's actually what I meant Daniel and I was a six-year-old kid when I first met these guys and I was able to analyze a lot of the greats like you know Stephen abas Daniel Cormier a lot of the Olympic team and what I've learned now that the age of 33 have separated me from it's two things when I call heart and ability and I was actually able to tell this story to to Chachi then with the the founder and CEO of one at Sea and it also it's two things I caught heart and ability what is your heart your heart is your passion your will your desire your determination your heart is something that you want to suffer for in order to obtain now the next one is ability you know ability is as a gift that you have since since she know they took coordination it's something that you've wrapped over time when you become a master at it and it happens a lot of time it's always tell people it's good to question one of the other question the mind I'm sorry I'm sorry the heart or the ability because to be the 1% of the one percenters like both these things have to match what happens is a lot of people have heart but their abilities that way down here and now there Billy doesn't match their heart or their abilities up here and there just a little lazy and can't move the peacock because there is a separation between mind and body and your job is to connect them both tonight and I'm going to use an example with Marla Mirage you saw me getting my ass kicked you saw me getting late kicked you know from the first so I went to the second round but I knew that I had a connecting to make that transition I was a combination of combining the heart in the ability you know so I was able to kind of show with separated me I'd say that I think is being being gifted it to the ability and then just having a in a wheel that should second-to-none there's a lot of other factors that wasn't there's like not just ability it's also you have to be coached by someone who really knows what they're doing it's there's there's so many guys out there that are really tough and they have will and they work out hard and they're in shape but they just make tactical mistakes and that they've never correct those those mistakes yeah well I think that also goes back on the ability would put that into the ability portion the reason because you got to put yourself in the right situations like I didn't start winning until I let go of my coaches the first time I lost Demetrious Johnson it was it was hard in this song is some very crazy and cynical but it was kind of hard to blame myself even though it's coming from the Olympic sport that I had a coach that could take me to the top and there is no ifs or was like I knew he knew the recipe and it may was still fairly new and it's still fairly new sport so I that I have to find the professors I knew that I had to find the scientist and all this again ordered for me to become that perfect storm so that's exactly what we did he know putting putting the signs the recovery of find the right coaches listening to my ability understanding my biomechanics like it was a mixture of all these things that's that's made that separated me from the first of my father Demetrios so just being a just being a Legend killer man to being all these guys that they said that that is Demetrious Johnson TJ polymerize Dominick Cruz man that's that's a hell of a list of A-list you know what the hell it is one of the reasons why bums me out that you've retired like conflicting feeling so happy I'm happy retired young and healthy and you could do anything you want man I really believe a guy who can accomplish what you accomplished inside the octagon and also winning Olympic gold medalist winning Olympic gold medal in wrestling at 21 years old retiring from the sport then getting into MMA becoming a to division camping in MMA and then stepping away water still healthy in at the peak of your abilities Part of Me loves that I love the fact you did what you wanted to do and then you step away a part of me looks back at like say when you fought benavidez or say when you fought Demetrius the first time and it looks at you now like you were two completely different animal nobody had been able to shut down Dominick Cruz has footwork game but you came in and just chop the s*** out of his legs just right off the bat you you whatever Advantage we thought that he would have with his footwork and movement what is it was actually becoming a disadvantage because you were using that against them you were you you found the Angles and you found the perfect time to attack his legs and then you put them away which is also something no one's ever done before except your I caught him in a submission and finish finish them but no one's ever put away put away the way you did cuz you were using that against them you were you you found the Angles and you found the perfect time to attack his legs and then you put them away which is also something no one's ever done before except your I caught him in a submission and finish finish them but no one's ever put away put away the way you did


    Would Henry Cejudo Have Fought Dillashaw If He’d Known About the EPOs?
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    let's talk about that fight because that was a crazy situation right first of all TJ look like dead man walking going to the Wayans like I said as bad as anybody I've ever seen besides Travis Lewis was a dehydration thing TJ and starved himself down to a skeleton it was real weird and then when you found out that he is taking EPO and then he said that he was taking EPO because he just didn't have any energy from cutting that weight I don't I don't know but I don't know what the answer what it was but I'm just I felt sick inside when I found out you like it's it's stuck a sadness that it brings to you because dudas like yeah we may talk stuff you know to each other will not but it's it doesn't get that personal or shouldn't get that person for somebody to take an EPO man something that a drug that you just will never get tired in a fight that do with these 4oz gloves you know what I'm saying like it's a little bit of malastare Mance remember that day big Skillet as we grew up with now I got it this is hurting him what you've done if you found out before the fight if they gave you the option I thought it turns out we just got TJ's drug sample back and you tested positive for EPO you can still find me if you want to we're going to strip them we're going to even if he wins you wear strip on we're going to find them and keep them from fighting for two years he's going to get convicted of using the stuff crucified him just don't tell anybody in about that something one of the one of the commentators might have Dominick Cruz he was talking about guys missing way and then wind winding up winning the fight cuz they have an advantage they didn't cut the wait like we all know there's a certain point time with you shouldn't lose anymore weight but we also know there's a dark land where most people don't travel through we can make it through you could get to that point where you don't want to do any more your f****** dying inside but you staying there in after 20 minutes to make the wait or some people don't but the guy would doesn't look as bad for your body to cut that much weight the guy leaves with extra five pounds on his body that's big yeah it is but also it is actually it is why that's when I felt like the most prepared you're like I felt even till now my career I convert time like I'm really done and that's the best that I've ever felt men against TJ Dillashaw so I think to answer that question I think I still would fight him for that reason is I did everything natural that use science and like the most prepared y'all like I felt even till now my career I convert time like I'm really done and that's the best that I've ever felt men against TJ Dillashaw so I think to answer that question I think I still would fight him for that reason I said that everything natural that use science and


    Henry Cejudo Did DMT with Mike Tyson | Joe Rogan
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    what you got here Native American lady gave me this I came in to talk to us about I got in this long kick of reading about Native American history but this lady came in and educated me on a lot of issues and brought me some are these virtual the one actually not too long ago I was actually with the with Uncle Mike he told me that with Mike Tyson and dimethyltryptamine that's excreted by the Toads skin they they take this type of toad I forgot the name of the toad but they get excited and excrete this stuff from its skin onto glass and then they leave that glass out in the sun and it dries that excretion dries and then the scrape it up with a razor blade and then you smoke that stuff or you could just get a synthetic version of it Colorado River toad on Twitter Sonoran desert toads and you can find the center of the universe through the excretions of the stove by Nowitzki actually wanted everybody to be able to he's the one of the first guys to say it's not sensitive it's not a performance enhancer although with Nick Diaz I think it might be yeah I think it would Nick Diaz in might actually be a performance enhancer I really think so he had to have gotten hot so much weed in his system when they tested him that he had to have gotten high right before the fight so I'm going to share my story with each other and I want you to share yours with me Tobacco on the outside so it's a blunt inside it's the weed I get this from speedweed shout out to my mangino I I get high with my can I get nervous just when I'm nervous when I meet him look at he was one of my heroes when I was a kid Mike Tyson was the f****** man I mean in a way that is hard for people to convey today to understand what a cultural figured my Tyson was in like 1986 it's hard to convey you're not going to no one's going to understand youngest ever heavyweight champion and I'm knocks out Trevor berbick when he's 20 years old he wasn't going to be Raleigh right late in his career when it was real sad was a real sad fight is real sad fight I swept the last time I'm good friends with the with his manager Rob Rob Hickman and the Chester said that they doing at Tyson Ranch mine is pretty cool and they're bringing medicine to the world so might have been on this pod cuz he's always talked about the toad you sure you want I'm like yeah but you've been talking about it for a minute so you know so we go out we go on this this holding real nice settlement with rituals or not even go out 220 which is an island off the of the Caribbean we have a African what they're called the person that a shaman Shaman I'm sorry and that he's out there in the game of Mike goes first so might imagine this is Mike Tyson a lot of wood with that with that does the brings out your a lot of your as you say you do you open up stays a lot of your demons a lot of things that you probably been holding onto for a minute so I'm seeing I'm seeing Mike over here twist and turn and kind of thing talked about a lot of that don't want to share that stuff but you know talked about a lot of his past minute as me and she said that's the way I look at my two because so then I go up and I do it and the man to take me to especially out of retirement here man like I would almost kind of somewhat wanted answers I was hoping that it would give me a Pokemon this is like the path will not and it took me it took me to like it took me to my mom's like your mom's like first love you know and it showed me like in the store almost like in the movie you know how I was born how my mom had me how I how about time I was 8 years old had my sister so will no longer the youngest how my mom kind of like you know if not fair is kind of someone pushed to the side leaving home at the age of 17 and then substituted my mom's love for self-fulfillment wrestling mixed martial arts and they brought me back to a little kid when I was maybe four or five when I would cry to my mom cuz I remember as a kid we would go to go from LA to New Mexico like in Greyhound stopping at McDonald's and things like that but to me you know as a kid you don't know you're poor but what that it is that brought me back to the person that created and I brought me back to my moms love men suede like it like resurrected something in me and I was crying I was asking for like forgiven So speaking in Spanish I'm off I don't even like Mom forgive me it was something it was something scary in some ways because it does to its at that takes you out of your body like it's it's it's almost like judgement day and you're the one that's being convicted and you're the judge to and it's telling you but it's giving you the certain piece it's like you're so dead that you're alive is it true I don't know which was you had but this do you know you have the rights to to make these decisions and and sheriff is good and I feel like the toad was one of the best things that's that's happened to me like honesty cuz it makes you realize and reflect on what truly matters I think there's a fear of it just because it's illegal the really think that's it and it should be respected it's very dangerous in that sense that I could not do harm to physically if it's the real deal it's not going to do harm to physically your body has it in it I don't know what to do with it when the reasons why such a quick trip your body knows how to bring that stuff back to Baseline very quickly so I don't like a 15-minute trip but it's not it's not bad for you all the time I think it's like many to it's a really powerful thing that's got to be respected it could f*** you up if you're not ready if you have some distorted versions of the world that you're operating under from me one of the things that made me feel like right away one of the first things was realizing how much of like the way I talk about things is like calculated I was like I was trying to figure out like I would say things in a way that I wanted people to say woohee phrase that cool like which I would try hard to impress people with the way I was saying things and is realizing that as I was trying to describe the trip after it was over I was like that's interesting like so that probably leads to a disconnect between me and someone is listening because it's not a hundred percent what's going on in my head it's at least a little bit Showmanship and b******* and it made me realize it in that moment like anything I probably made me a better everything probably better comedian probably maybe better podcast early 2000s so I guess we're looking at like 2002 ish somewhere around then yeah that was like the first time I did it last time I did it was about two years ago but the last time I did it I did the other kind that n n dimethyl treat a little less than two years ago little less than two years ago it was a n n dimethyltryptamine which is that's a different version that's the version of it that's in Ayahuasca the version of there's a bunch of different synopsis and different ways that people try to to get that stuff in their system smoking it is the quickest smoking it gets you you vaporize it and it gets you right to the center of the universe immediately and all those things you know I think man one of the cool things about life like what you're talkin about your journey your journey as a busy as a man your journey as a champion your journey to become better in 2 to show what you're capable of this all of this because no one gets it right you don't just get it right like you f*** it up and you try to do better and you you fail and then you figure out what went wrong and you you just constantly analyze whatever you're doing and obsess on it and you can become better at that thing in through that you can understand that you could be better at anything and I think when you any kind of psychedelic will you have an opportunity get yourself just really look at yourself accurately you're not going to like it but it's going to give you great benefit because it's going to give you your going to be able to see yourself honestly and see whatever those what does don't get mad that you have all these flaws just fix them just fix them to you about to fix him he's not going to get it right in your life and ego still going to hold on your leg and drag you down while you trying to run you know hanging on your ankles are you trying to run Lake Caroline stay the same but you can't say the same and get better the way you get better is to relax and to to realize that you know all your f****** all the fails all that that's not you just cuz you lost a match doesn't mean you're a loser you just lost what you should be happy that you got this opportunity to feel terrible because through that opportunity opportunity feel terrible that's where all the growth comes from if you can survive it some people can survive we all know those guys that were really good in the gym and they had like one or two matches or one or two fights and they just couldn't handle the pressure for whatever reason they couldn't handle the things that went wrong and they just didn't want to do it anymore but they could have been like a world-beater you know everyone knows that guy yeah right and what is wrong with that guy one aspect of your two-part thing you were talking about heart inability right he's got one aspect he's got the ability he's got a missing part and you don't want to look at it cuz if you wanted to look at it he would concentrate entirely on that and he would get better at that but it's hard it's hard to look at yourself psychedelics let you look at yourself like hey stupid what do you mean the last time I did DMT there was a string of Joker's like Jesters with the Bells on dance in front of me going like this f*** you openly mocking me just need that that's good that's good to say it's definitely Stephanie go check lamp big. and he talks about his podcast so many opportunities


    Scientist Explains Self Improving Artificial Intelligence
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    fake video that I sent Jamie today these m************ they keep getting me there's a new fake video fake humanoid or robots that kind of resembles something like crazy stuff with guns yeah this one they gave the robot a gun and have him and see if he pulled up Jamie what it what is the gentleman the corridor digital on YouTube is the guys that keep that make a quart of true as a YouTube channel it's not real it looks so real and so the the robot they kick it they hit it with a hockey helmet or a hockey stick rather to the Boston Dynamics is bosstown Boston Dynamics it looks so realistic but here's the thing we're not that far off from this thing out it's not realistic and what kind of movement when not to getting s*** this so there's a lot of movement it does for the purpose of Comedy right like it actually is on purpose trying to look like a human for the comedic internet affect like getting a human is getting pissed off at salon Terminator robot that I put they do have legitimate robots that can do backflips now and do sit for real all of these robots that depending on what we're talking about here but those are remote-controlled and these are single demonstrations that they've perfected so there is really important to distinguish between the body of the robot and the brain of the robot so these bodies unlike anything else I'm like a Roomba on like a drone who can also be very threatening the these body somehow we end up with more files them and they terrify us I don't know what it is I met spotmini in person that was one of the most transformative moments in my life because I know how dumb it is but the experience of it like it's not even a head supposed to be a hand but it looks like a head and it like looking up at me with that hand I was like it was magic it was like it was like Frankenstein coming to life is this moment of creation and what I realize is my own brains from anthropomorphizing the same way you're like looking at these robots and you're thinking these things a terrifying thing that's a threat to humanity or an exciting possibility for Humanity cancel the robots the brains the mind and these robots have very very little intelligence so so in terms of being able to perceive and understand the world very important very important to be learnt to learn about the world from scratch so the terrifying thing is you talked often like with the philosophical kind of notion of Sam Harris talks about exponential Improvement be able to become human level intelligence superhuman level intelligence in a matter of days become more intelligent than that that's all learning process as being able to learn that's the key aspect we're in the very early days of that there's just an idea of your big bang is a funny word for one of the most fundamental ideas and nature of our universe same way self play is a term for I think one of the most important powerful ideas an artificial intelligence that but people are currently working on to self play hey I don't know if you're familiar with a company called deepmind and openai Google deepmind and a game I know your first person shooter guy but Starcraft and Dota 2 so the last year these are what he called them real time strategy I guess in people with millions of dollars in Esports competitions and so openai separately had open at 5 which took on Dota 2 Dota 2 is the computer game based on RS3 that's the most popular esport game and then deepmind took on Starcraft with their Alpha star system and the key amazing thing is there so much Alpha going alphazero that learn to play Go is the mechanism of self play that's the exciting mechanism that I think if we can figure out how to have an impact on more serious problems than games will be transformative okay what is it it's learning from scratch in a competitive environment so thinking of you have two white belts so I could go to jail so you have to wipe both straining against each other and trying to figure out how to beat each other without ever having black mold supervision instructor and so on and slowly getting better that way coming up inventing you moves that way and eventually they they get better and better buy that competitive process that's the machine playing itself without human supervision the interesting thing is there's a lot of cases in which if you set up the competitive environment well enough for those two white balls they'll learn to be black girls they'll learn to be not only black both they'll learn to be better then like exactly the kind of evolution is happening at mamaia right now if you put that a digital space and speed it up you know a million-fold you'll continue to improve because this is one of the things that I think probably translates to AI as it does to Jiu-Jitsu you need more than one opponent like you can't have one but one person training with one person specifically and singularly you're not going to develop the type of game that you need to become a real black belt in Jiu-Jitsu 100% so that's part of the release of this mechanism so imagine you didn't just have white belts you had an opportunity to generate a new random white belt like I like a fat big one little one and all kinds of different one passive one one and then and let them play and then what you find is an get to might be simpler than the general problem for different kind of like Starcraft and so on but there is set of strategies in this giant space these complex hierarchical strategies like high-level strategies in the specifics of different moves that emerge, which you didn't even realize it existed and that require you start with a huge amounts of random initial States like the the fat person the skinny person aggressive person so on and then you also keep injecting Randomness in the system so you discover new ideas so you know when you reach purple belt you don't continue with those same people you start your own squeeze start like you start expanding to totally random new ideas and expanding this way and will you find out if there's totally surprising to human beings like in the game of chess during the game of Go in the game Starcraft these lists of play mechanism can do what to the Bay I people have dreamed of which is be creative great totally new behaviors totally new strategies that are surprising to human experts that's why I was so astounding to them right because it's such a complex games yard game and and it's able to walk the first astounding thing is able to beat the world champion totally new ideas that have I'm not good enough adjuster go to understand the newness of them but Grandmasters talk about the Way Alpharetta Alphas gyro plays chess and they say there's a lot of brilliant interesting ideas there like a very counterintuitive ideas and that's such a and that's all the first breakthroughs didn't have as much self play they were trained on human experts but alphazero and Alpha star and openai five these systems are all fundamentally self play meaning no human supervision starting from scratch so no black all the stuff you just and that means so they learning from scratch that's the that's accept me papi I'll get you that that's a process from zero you can get the super human-level intelligence in a particular task in a matter of days. That's that's super powerful super exciting super terrifying if that's kind of about the the challenges we don't know how to do that in the physical space in space of robots there's something fundamentally different about being able to perceive to understand this environment to do common sense reasoning the thing we really take for granted is our ability to reason about the physics of the world about the fact that things weigh things that you can stack things on top of each other the fact that some things are hard some things are soft and things are painful when you talk all that like there seems to be a giant Wikipedia inside our brain of like comments on dumb logic that's very tough to build up that this yeah that's that's seems to be an exceptionally difficult learning problem that will have to solve in order to achieve even the same kind of physical movement behavior that was on those videos and then on top of that to have the ethical Bean the that not the ethical sort of the objective the complex strategies involved in first following orders and then getting frustrated and then shooting everybody that's an exceptionally difficult thing to arrive at because ultimately these systems operator unsend a set of objectives and what a lot of people that think about artificial general intelligence say the objectives we need to inject me systems that they're trained on need to have one uncertainty so they should always doubt themselves just like if you want to be a good black belt you should always be so do always open mind instead of relax always need to learn techniques it's okay to get submitted so always always have a degree of uncertainty about your worldview the kind of thing with criticized Twitter outrage mods for not having so having uncertainty and the other thing is always have a place where there should be human supervision I think I just I think we have good mechanisms for that and place that I think I am very optimistic about where these kinds of learning systems and take us exciting thing is Boston thing yet or terrifying depending on whether you think I'm a trustworthy human being but the Boston Dynamics is not opening up their platform so they're working with a few people I'm trying to make quite busy these days I'll try to make make it happen to work with them to build stuff on top of the platform to the same referring to spot mini as a platform for this robot is this dumb it's like a room but it's a dumb mechanistic thing that can move for you but you can build you can add a brain on top of it so you can make it learn you can make it see the world and so on that's all extra that's not what Boston Dynamics offers they want to work with people like me to add that Cannon capability and that's exciting start to add interesting learning capabilities that's all I mean I mean I have to retract my words about how far away we are with the capabilities of these robots once you now open up to the Internet so I was speaking to Boston Dynamics I think they're solving the really hard robotics problem but once you open it up to the huge world the researchers are doing machine learning at 10 and doing computer vision and doing a research the kind of capabilities that my add to these robots mites Dallas where people are concerned right the big leaves the big sort of just not being aware of the consequences of these big leaves and once you let the genie out of the bottle you can never put it back right the genie and the stuff play mechanism where you grow from 0 to becoming world-class yes player that's that's the genie being out of the bottle just not being aware of the consequences of these big leaves and once you let the genie out of the bottle you can never put it back right the genie and the stuff play mechanism where you grow from 0 to becoming world-class yes player that's that's the genie being out of the bottle


    What Lex Fridman Learned From Meeting Elon Musk | Joe Rogan
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    also on the podcast just like you got just to talk to you I must meet him talk to him in person and realize that there is you know this people in this world they can make the impossible happen so he is a legit engineering designer which is like a pleasure for me if you see elves talk to Eric Schmidt the CEOs and their little bit more business-oriented Elan is really really focused on the fundament like the first principles to like the physics level of the problems of being solved was that SpaceX with the fundamentals of rock and reusable rockets and and you know going into deep space and colonize Mars what does that Senora link for the getting to the core the fundamentals of what it's like to have a computer communicate with the human brain and will Tesla on the batteries saying he he threw away a lot of the conventional thinking about what's required to build first of all an appealing car electric car but also one that says a long-range that's something I don't know as much about but they're on the AI side just I mean he boldly said from scratch we can build a system ourselves in a matter of months now a couple of years that's able to drive a Thomas Lee a most people would laugh at that idea the most robot-assisted know from the DARPA challenges most of the nohar this problem is she said not at all we're going to we're not only going to throw a lidar Justice laser-based sensor I'm going to say cameras only I'm going to use deep learning machine learning which is learning bass system so it's a system that learns from scratch and I'm going to teach it to drive from 8 cameras and so on so just talking to somebody like that was not fact that he thinks like that I think it's just fun to talk to people like that I don't get them off and then say I don't know. This b******* of thinking that this task is impossible let's say why is it impossible is it really impossible you find out when you start to think about most problems from first principles is that it's not actually impossible and then you have to think okay so how do we make it happen how do we create an infrastructure that allows you to learn from huge amounts of data so one of the most revolutionary things that Tesla's doing and hopefully other car companies will be doing is the over-the-air software updates just like the update that you got the fact that just like on your phone you can get updates over time means you can have a learning system I machine learning Basics them they can learn and then deploy the thing I've learned over time and do that Weekly that sounds like maybe trivial but it's nobody else is doing it as completely revolutionary cars once you buy them learn most cars that's learns that that's a huge thing of forget about us a lot about all this stuff just the fact that you can update the software I think it's a revolution the idea and then they're also doing everything else from scratch this is his first principles type of thinking the hardware so the the hardware in your car I don't know when you got the Tesla but they should be hardware version 2 but that Hardware performs was called in French so it's already trained it's already learned its thing and it's just taking in the Raw sensory input and making decisions okay they build that Hardware themselves from scratch again Ball Z move now they're building what they're calling again he's such a troll but they're calling JoJo is the the name of the the specialized hardware for training than you'll know for training the models what training is is the learning side of it they're building their own likes computer Google has a TPU to improve the training that all the nerves all the people like me have been using on for machine learning to train you on that works it's what most also Gamers used to play again but they have a quality that you can train specialized hardware for training you on that works gpus allow you to play video games and train your own that works gpus clean some stuff up to make it more efficient energy efficient more efficient for the kinds of competition you'll know if need Google has them which other companies have them you know most most car companies would be like okay let me partner with somebody else to you from Google to use their TV user use Nvidia gpus that says building from scratch from scratch thinking is it is incredible and the other two things I really like about musk is the hard work we live in the culture like so many people like I often don't sleep I do crazy s*** in terms of just focused stay up nights and fines and I'll often people recommend to me do you know balance is really important and taking a break is important that you terminate yourself you return to with fresh ideas all those things are true sleep is important that the people on the podcast tell you how important sleep is but what most people don't don't advise me is hard work is more important passion is more important all of those things like that should come first and then sleep and Powers it rest and Powers at Rejuvenation Powers especially in the engineering discipline hard work is everything and he's sort of unapologetically about that it's not like come come to us come work with us you'll be a friendly environment with free snacks it's like you're going to work the hardest you've ever worked on whether you agree with him or not on the most important problems of your life okay I like that kind of thinking because it emphasizes the hard work the other part it was interact with that because Mike with you he was very very kind of it was hard to bring it out of them yet in person before that he was very jovial and friendly and Huggy he's great and then once he got on the microphone I was like oh this heavy lifting or brings out of him and then we started drinking oh yeah the thing that's really interesting is he is gone if you look at his biography like the kind of stress he's been under terms of he's been at the brink of losing his his company's several times and he has a child and he can be a good dad while running so many companies because I often wonder about you know the kind of hours I pull I'm doing can I have a family can I really get mad cuz I'd love to be a father and it can I have a family can I be a good person like tonight very very difficult if you're working 18 hours a day yes to give your kids the time that they need but it's possible not not eating out there's always I believe in this in life date in months maybe years they have to do the 18 hours a day but not always this time forever do the Sprint Sprint first of all it's very difficult to find a replacement for the way he thinks right so if he's if he's a CEO these companies and he's the one who's the Mastermind behind all these things and then he wants to step back finding a commensurate replacement is insanely difficult because most people who would be a potential replacement are already off doing their own s*** and there's not many people like them anything to me is that he is his kind of thinking is a severity I'm not I'm not sure why that is exactly a joke around about it but I think there's a there's a spectrum of evolution and his mind is clearly way more advanced in my mind there's there's something going on in his mind in terms of his attraction to engineering issues solutions to Globe problems solutions to traffic problems pollution problems all the all the things that he's the internet was trying to put his trying to give the world internet and he's got all these things going simultaneously and one things that I got out of eye when I was talking to him was that he almost has a hard time containing these ideas that are just pouring out of his head like a raging River like he's trying to capture handfuls of water and is Raging River of ideas is going through you know when he described his childhood that he thought that everybody was like that and then as he got older I thought he was insane yeah I can relate to that I'm trying to learn how to talk but have trouble talking because it's like a million ideas running in my head again using you say out immediately start disease like weird tension that go off and I want to start thinking about them the comfort is I'm just surprised that a CEO is able to continue being that kind of puzzle solver like you put a tweet up and I think it was 2006 and then is essentially done all those things he's done all those things now the thing is most people a lot of people love but there's a quite a large community of people that don't love him so much I don't know anybody great I don't I don't know if that's always the case when is it not the case accomplishes many things that guy does where everybody loves them it's a difficult I mean I'm not a historian Steve Jobs terrible example so many people hated that guy people that were engineers under him they said it was horrible and mean and it is required so much would scream if people insult them and you know he had these ideas in his head that he needed to get done and if you couldn't work the hours that you needed to do what he wanted to to accomplish and who treat me like s*** yeah you're right I think like with all people like that like we Steve Jobs and was he when he dies people you'll remember the greatness right so that's just sad that you can't celebrate that Carly but I do think there's one particular aspect of his personality that I also share that pisses people off really bad which is like you said he had a plan but he's late on that plan he's promising things and that really I don't know if it actually angers people or if people are you don't like you use that as a thing to say why they don't like you but it's certainly a thing that people say a lot and but I think that's an essential element of doing extremely difficult things is over promising and trying to over deliver that's the whole point is a year 2 years people pay full price for that Roadster like you going to live at a time so you paid a quarter of a million dollars for a car that's essentially vaporware but the thing is I don't know there's a bunch of financial people to get like me boring thing ever in people it's it's a guy says gambling and so you trying to say you're an expert investing in the stock market that I got blocked I remove those people from my life because they don't say anything interesting ideas but yes that's that's a really important but if you're commenting on the fundamentals of engineering problems that real Engineers are trying to solve that's not had to me the so it's that kind of stuff upsets I think Financial folks but the beautiful thing is when you have people buy vaporware and you bring that vaporware to reality that's the amazing thing that's will definitely bring that Road to Reality he doesn't die that Roadster will happen if he dies out now Cybertron lives long enough you better believe there's humans being put on Mars whether it's him or he gets everybody else


    Are Social Media Algorithms More Dangerous Than Killer Robots?
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    research done on making artificial insects that have like little cameras inside of them that look like like a dragonfly or some some sort of bug they fly around and they can feel things and the thing that terrifies a lot of people is going more of microscopic sand that more like robots inside the body that's help you clear the seasons go on certain things at the nanoscale then they if they learn they can be pretty dumb butt on a mass scale do you have to be intelligent to destroy all of human civilization so about this artificial intelligence stuff that everybody seems to the ultimate end of the line but what Sam Harris is terrified of is it becoming sentient and it making its own decisions and deciding that we don't need people that's what it was really scared of right I am not sure if everybody scared of it yeah they might be I think that's a story that's the most compelling the sexiest story that the Philosopher's side of a Sam Harris is very is very attracted to I am also interested in that story but I think achieving sentience I think that requires also creating Consciousness I think that that requires creating the kind of intelligence and cognition and reasoning abilities that's really really I think we'll create dangerous software-based systems before then they'll be huge threat I think we already have them the YouTube algorithm the Twitter the recommender systems of Twitter and Facebook and YouTube from everything I know having talked to those folks having worked on it the the challenging aspect there is they have the power to control minds The Masks of what the mass population thinks YouTube itself and Twitter itself don't have direct ability to control the algorithm exactly like that one didn't have a way to understand the algorithm until they don't have a way to control it because it but what I mean by control is control it in the way that leads to an aggregate a better civilization meaning like set of Steven Pinker the better angels of our nature should encourage the better sides of ourselves it's very how to control a single algorithm that recommends the the Journey of millions of people through the space of the internet is very difficult to control that and I think that intelligence instilled in those algorithm will have a much more potentially either positive or detrimental effect then sentient Killer Robots I hope we get to sentient killer robot that problem I'm very optimistic about the positive aspects of approaching sentience of approaching general intelligence there's going to be a huge model benefit and I think there will be there's a lot of mechanism can protect against that going wrong just from knowing the we know how to control intelligent systems when they are in a box on their singular system when they're distributed millions of people and there's not a single control point that becomes really difficult and that's that's the worry for me is the distributed nature of dumb algorithms on every single phone to serve controlling the behavior adjusting the behavior adjusting The Learning Journey of different individuals so like to me the biggest worry in the most exciting things recommender systems what they're called at Twitter and Facebook at YouTube YouTube that one that one has just like I think you mentioned there's something special about videos in terms of educating and sometimes indoctrinated and YouTube has the hardest time I mean they have such a difficult problem on their hands in terms of in terms of that recommendation because they don't this is a this is a machine learning problem but knowing the contents of tweet is much easier than knowing the contents of videos like we are all going was a really dumb in terms of being able to watch a video understand what's being talked about all its look all you did was looking at it the title and the description and that's it mostly the title is It's like basically keyword searching and it's looking at the at the clicking viewing behavior of the different people so like it figures out that the Flat Earth supporters enjoy these kinds of videos of corn different kind of cluster and noodle makes decision based on that by the way it seems to make definitive decisions about it doesn't like Flat Earth YouTube I think well YouTube in particular are there trying to do something about the influx of conspiracy theory videos and the indoctrination aspect of them that one of the things about videos is like say if someone makes a video and and they speak eloquently and articulately but they're wrong about everything they're saying they don't understand the science safety talking about artificial intelligence today they're saying something about things that you are an expert in there they could without being checked without someone like you in the room that says that's not possible because of X Y and Z without that they can just keep talking so one of the things they do whether it's about Flat Earth or whether it's about dinosaurs being fake or nuclear bombs being fake they can just say these things and they do it with an excellent grasp of the English language right so they said they're very compelling in the way they speak they'll show you pictures and images and if you are not very educated and you don't understand this is nonsense and if you're especially if you're not skeptical you can get rope then you can get roped in really easy and that's problem and it's a problem with some of the people that work in these platforms their children indoctrinated and they get angry their children get indoctrinated now what's interesting is they get indoctrinated also with right-wing ideology and then people get mad that they're indoctrinated like Ben Shapiro videos so they will get pissed off at that way but you're okay with left-wing why because your left wing so that becomes like okay what is a problem what's really a problem and what is just something that's opposed your personal ideology and how who gets to make that distinction and that is where the arguments for the First Amendment coming to play like should these social media companies that have massive amounts of power and influence should they be held to the same standards as the first amendment and should these platforms be treated as essentially a town hall like where anyone can speak and there's a you know it at and it's a real problem in that there's not that many of those are real problems the real problem is like Twitter is the place where people go to argue and talk about you and intuitive maybe as a competitor on Facebook but YouTube certainly doesn't have a competitor YouTube doesn't have any competitor I mean there's Vimeo there's a few other platforms but realistically it's YouTube YouTube It's a giant giant platform what is this alphabet reports YouTube ad revenue for the first time video service generated 15.1 billion in 2019 holyshit ad Revenue was supposedly around 500 to 600 million a big difference and what about Facebook Facebook is stupendously valuable probably way higher than that remind McDonald's burgers yesterday. Wright Facebook and Twitter and Instagram pick up paying you I'd like directly but there's a lot of calls to break up Facebook I'm not I mean I'm on Facebook but I'm not on it I don't use it I just it's just connected to my Instagram when I post something on Instagram I post to Facebook as well I don't I never go to Facebook. Joe Rogan Facebook up that's that's a dumpster fire brilliant folks billion dollars is the fourth quarter Jesus Christ just a fourth-quarter the majority of which were generated through advertisement company now over 7 million active advertises on Facebook during the third quarter of 2019 and probably also has an Instagram that thing with YouTubers just YouTube not Google YouTube premium General open in the research Google research Google brain Google deepmind doing open in research like they're not doing the add stuff they're really trying to build its if that's a cool thing about these companies having a lot of cash is they can bring some of the smartest people and let them work on whatever in case it comes up with a cool idea like autonomous vehicles was waymo let's see if we can make this work let's throw some money at it even if it doesn't make any money in the next 5 10 20 years let's make it work that's the positive side of having that kind of money yeah that makes sense that there is as long as they keep doing those kind of things the real concern though is that they're actually severely influencing the Democratic process is difficult I want the wild west Twitter but he doesn't know what he wants he wants a good Twitter he's kind of thinking about wild west he wants his ideas have to one that's filtered in one that's like


    MIT Scientist Pushes Back on Andrew Yang's Automation Warnings | Joe Rogan
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    that's all so in that sense people that are genuine and have ideas like Andrew Yang is another one she has like this number of ideas I know if you seen like this website I disagree with him on his evaluation of the state of artificial intelligence and Automation in terms of its capabilities and having an impact on the economy it's a tool to describe the concerns the suffering that people go through in terms of in terms of losing dialect of the painted people feeling throughout the country has agreed to take a mechanism he uses to talk to people about the future in that you know there are people that they're well-off like the different tech companies that should also contribute to invest in our community I mean the specifics I want to kind of sit back and relax a little bit it's like when you watch a sci-fi movie and the details are all really bad I want to just a pension or just believe whatever and just enjoy the movie in the same way the stuff he says about why he's not very knowledgeable about Ein automation so it's a little it touches me a little bit the wrong way and we are not as far along that the transformative effects of artificial intelligence in terms of replacing humans in trucking autonomous vehicles something I know a couple things about is not going to be as you know I could speak relatively confident either the revolution autonomous vehicles will be more gradual than Andrew is describing but that's okay good ideas and Ubi nevertheless the universal basic income of some kind of support structure that kind never left could be a very good idea for people that lose their job for people to be Mobile in terms of going for one type of job to another type of jobs and continually learn artificial intelligence in this case I don't think we'll be the enemy will be there could be other things that are a little bit of the the world eating up some of the mechanization of factors and so on you know maybe maybe the the fact that you know the kind of way that Tesla and Elon Musk are approaching the design and Engineering of vehicles that are a little bit more software Centric will change what sort of move some of the job from Detroit Michigan in terms of cars to the Silicon Valley on a different a person would need to be hired to work on cars a little bit more software engineering software Centric versus the sort of Hardcore mechanical engineers more so do you know the different call The Car Guys trucking jobs there's actually a lot of Need for jobs like there's not the truck that that job there's already people leaving that job site it's a really difficult job that doesn't pay as well as it should it's really difficult to train people so on so the impact that he talks about in terms of AI is is a little bit exaggerated but like I said really good ideas he's open-minded terms of I think the nice role of a president is to have ideas like the purple bell one set of inspire people and Inspire Congress to still Implement some of the ideas and be open-minded and not take yourself seriously enough to think that you know all the right answers Andrew Yang Bernie is like that although Bernie's like 78 years old so you know what I didn't know yeah that's so I think Hillary Clinton endorse Bernie and Tulsi gabbard for president reverse endorsement I think she's super insulated I don't I don't think I think she thinks that she can actually hamstring and by saying something like that and she doesn't understand that it just makes people realize the things that they say about her correct Eddie Bravo thinks he's in like Dominican Republic somewhere eating bananas and drinking mai-tais it's a conspiracy on the conspiracy levels deep but ultimately will be correct in terms of the automation timeline do you think that maybe he doesn't know but clearly as much as you know about automation artificial intelligence but do you think that it's possible that you know I think he's looking at a timeline I think he was thinking it within the next 10 years millions and millions of jobs going to be replaced do you think that it's more like 20 years or 30 years but something is a concern is more stretched out for 20-30 years and they'll be they'll be certain key revolutions and those revolutions it's a incorrect word to use but they'll be stretched out over time I think that I found was vehicle Revolution it's something to achieve a scale of millions of vehicles that are fully autonomous he navigating our streets I think is 20-30 years away and it won't be like all of a sudden you'll be gradual lb people like the formal Google self driving car waymo company who is doing a lot of testing Now Incredible Journey a visit them for a day you'll be expanding their efforts slowly they're doing also way more trucks at Thomas Trucking spending their efforts slowly they're doing also way more trucks at Thomas Trucking they already deploying them in Texas I think and then of course Tesla who's this year going to approach a million vehicles and they're trying to achieve full strength self-driving capability at but that's going to be gradual


    Joe Rogan and Henry Cejudo on Sean O’Malley's Growth as a Fighter
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    about Sean O'Malley I'm just I just want to break things to describe somebody like him listen to his interviews and you study these guys nussi work will their mindset isn't were there holes are going to be it's like they had asked him and who you want to dance show on Immokalee want to fight next and he's like no I just want to fight and I just want to fight the best strikers that he never mentioned about I'll take anybody out or take anybody the top 10 or 15 or whatever cuz you're in my opinion hasn't really beat somebody that's like okay man you the real deal even though be wildin he was a container but it's it's been a long time and I hear young kid that's learning to sport while we're watching them on the UFC that's what's crazy about him and you won't you go back to Dana White's Contender show and he was a loser Wilder you know fun to watch but not nearly as sharp and now he's on a completely different level in like that and then just following over the top of the straight right hand catch him slipping I mean fantastic but that's that's the point that I'm trying to get to is it's it's it's a striking thing for him right now you know what I'm saying like there is a hole in your taking it to Deepwater then I'll see you a real colors then I'll be like okay man you are ready to take on anybody in the top imma give you good example Frankie Edgar that was a good example. This Frankie Edgar was just that wrestling was too strong that ground-and-pound was too strong they couldn't keep my phone just couldn't do anything about it and that was a great example that because yeah year was this super flash kick or me or to me as some of the best cake I've ever seen inside the Octagon he threw against BJ's pull up in a fight 360 roundhouse kicked him in the face yeah it was a beast and everybody was like really thinking you know he's on a short path to the title but the big hole was that wrestling that was it was exposed by how Elite Frankie is and how well with nasty Frankie's ground-and-pound is it was a major beat-down you know and that's one of those fights where you watch a guy and you go disguise all about Styles cuz it's all about you know whether he'll give you foot if he found someone that played his game like oh s*** he's good at that game but would Frankie did is just completely impose his game just drag him down and beat him up and then we don't know what would happen with O'Malley when it comes to that but I know who he is as a person and he's working he's working on everything that kid is he's focused as f*** he keeps getting better and better and better come back after 2 years off your 2 years dealing with a bunch of bulshit I forget what he was suspended for I don't remember what it was was it was it marijuana that doesn't make sense anyway I'm interested I don't remember what it was was it was it marijuana that doesn't make sense tainted supplements anyway I'm interested


    Henry Cejudo Looks Back on Some of His Craziest Stunts
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    it's never been more exciting you know it is still guys like Jimmie Rivera still a dangerous dangerous spider is like there's what I'm saying do you think right I was crying I was crying like a baby bunny Senator doing the video and then I was like what am I doing what you did that's what Conner did this is what she also said it was probably the best at it then with the original chill son is the original mean she got to give credit to jail because before chale there was you know I'm going to f*** him up I'm going to kick his ass people we talk s*** but they never talk s*** with it with an Entertainer's Flair which hell did I mean even though you kind of know the channel was in over his head and some of those fights like with Jon Jones real deep feeling he was in over his head with Anderson Silva in the second fight in particular you know I just had a feeling he was in over his head he still talks so much it was so fun made the fight way bigger they should all thank him thank you for what you said about my mother because that's what really sold that fight they all made more money because of him Chicago Bears pillows with your belts and the pillows at EJ's hadn't DJ's head larious the king of cranes bend the knee so what what did your friend that you won't say the person that we could say what it what the name rhymes with after I beat Demetrious Johnson I went to the to the Apex fight with and I happen to be there and randomly and then obviously Dana was at the fights and I pulled a massage I didn't let you know how are you what you want to talk to me so I ended up going from the fights to his office has Fred Ferrari there's new blood and the he told me straight up and I'll just like I have to do something if I don't start speaking up if I don't start being hated like my division never did so I buy it was entertaining it was was so dominant that he heard a division because there's like it gets boring there has to be a storyline storyline two people in the mission wasn't the most personable dude in the world so that took that upon myself when he said that it will I might become with a gimmick you know I was originally supposed to go to the right originally originally supposed to go 235 lb right and 235 lb they were going to strip before my belt as I get to the contract with the original plan for me to go up but then decided to come down and keep the division and kind of fight for it


    Henry Cejudo Talks Possible Boxing Match With Ryan Garcia
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    you do know Henry who don't say if you do decide to not fight again you like I'm done I did what I had to do and Triple C and 2 world titles and Olympic gold medalist my name is Samantha in the history books that's who you are fuckr like name someone has done more name someone won two World titles and a f****** gold medal Olympics wrestling and did it all in the most technical of divisions iPhone to a very secluded group but I'm one of a lot you know but I think you should when you collaborate both of my actors that have been in sports that's where the greatest come out of all time you know comes in and it's a lot but you know part of it is part of the I am telling the truth I don't know what they think it should be GSP ended the conversation some people say you guys must have forgot how good Anderson Silva was when he was in his prime that's true too that's in the conversation to but you are as well man you really are I mean whether you you know it was you were joking around about or not you're in the conversations by the greatest Combat Sports athletes of all time and there's a real good argument that you when you beat the guys who you be potentially beating Demetrious Johnson who Untouchable you know beating Dominick Cruz the way you did which is Dominic Russo is known for not getting hit and you know you hit them and you hit him a lot and then coming back for the Marlin rise V holyshit after that first round to come back and dominate him and just glue yourself to him and the second and then put them away sock man I mean those are pretty pretty powerful accomplishments no doubt about it there's a there's not only the volkanovski fight that that you don't take cuz he's he's not that was tall 6 lb but I wouldn't want to like I would try to do it as natural that possibly can just have a little more mass but that's a big jump yeah it does get dangerous those 45 or some of them are enormous you know but the other one is going to talk with Ryan Garcia fight with boxer you going to box why not why the hell you call me crazy if things are now financially and you know the cars are played right yeah why not atw event I was with them so there's even a potential even crossing over to the WWE when you were talking about possibly boxing I think I think McGregor I think McGregor's Lennon with with Mayweather I think her friend wants to do it then I think it said how much time would you need to prepare for something like that 3 months to about three months three months and like three months at least


    Henry Cejudo: It’s My Fault José Aldo is Fighting for the Belt
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    pewter yawn vs Jose Aldo for your title to still feel like yours give me the date today give the fight too although even though Mariah's won the decision hasn't real interesting choice isn't it because although I agree with the decision I think our excuse me I agree with all do I think all the one that fight that he was a really close fight but I thought all the one the fight but it was closed it was really close but the fact that the judges gave it to Marlin and then the UFC is like nah player to have Aldo fight. And part of it is because all those and one of the greatest of all-time in 50-degree greatest featherweights of all time how to make sense make sense that make sense for both flights I would happy I'd be happy if Marlon fought. John for the title or be happy if I'll do farm I'd be happy if Marlon and Aldo fight again like this great fights in that division now that you've stepped down computer it was Peter for a while we're supposed to call Peter and then they said No it's it's like fate or you know they tore his real name's not fade are steel door play fights guy like you avoid fights a guy like Aldo that's only find out what's up so we know he's really good you know the weight beat up Uriah is it's not just that he beat him he beat him up and you know your eyes is always going to be a tough out he's a tough guy that you saw the super skilled super Seasons guy your eyes been around forever you know he's he's fought so many good guys who knows how to survive and beat him up like that wow strongman he's f****** strong like he's got weirdo Russian strength you know he is dangerous he's got power throws knees you don't have to clench up dangerous when I see someone that's that's what I have technical when I see a guy like that is like he's technically has Mouse and what's the most tender going to have mouses like that's that's what I have and I can recognize a good way of putting it with Mike Tyson McCall bad intentions


    Joe Rogan: George Floyd Murder Has a Real Chance of Changing the World
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    10 years might have different hasn't been you know what I'm saying is last 10 months last 10 weeks things have been crazy so weird time to be alive things are happening very rapidly from the invention of the cell phone to social media to the ability to share videos and for people to get information for people to find out about world events for people to get together and then try to make change it's just a different world it's different world in good ways and bad ways it's a different world people more disconnected than ever while being more connected than ever was a lot of things five things about this life that are really weird you think I was getting better I have hope man when I see like yesterday there was part of the George Floyd protest in downtown LA Hadfield this is the craziest picture man you see the picture of the street filled with people all nonviolent so all the Looting and all that seems to have stopped and now the people that remains seems to be they seem to be dedicated to change in a way that I can't remember anything like this in my life I think this is is has a real disc is this man's murder has a real chance of changing the world and changing America for sure I think it really does it has a chance and then further Bridging the Divide between people and 2 to get people to look at things in a in a better way like look how many people got together for this look at me when it's it's had the real bad parts in the beginning with the Looting but I don't think there can I don't think this the same people I think those are people that are broke cuz covid-19 them locked up in the f****** house for months at a time without any ability to make any money and I think PeopleSoft free s*** and then everything got wild and it was jumping off and people smashing windows and a lot of people just do s*** that's what I think but I don't think that's the same thing that's happening I think that's happening along with this tap stand about the protests protest is pretty f****** amazing when you when you think that this in our time we've never had a Moment Like This were literally the whole country is getting together and saying things have to change and stop there be funding the Minneapolis Police Department man what what about rasoul after the Rodney King s*** but the thing about the Rodney King ship was it was confined to La you know if people weren't right riding about Ronnie King in New York it was just an LA thing these rights were all over the country man I mean the Freddy what happened is was that guy's name in Baltimore Freddie gray yeah that was the last big when I remember that was about 5 and when Freddie gray was killed by the cops they went crazy in Baltimore and let everything on fire and smashed everything but it was still just Baltimore you know with George Floyd it's the whole country still aren't back at work right so they're broke and their f***** and this is a chance to steal some s*** I don't condone it I don't condone it but I saw a lot of good looks like high school kids running out of those things holding boxes of sneakers like they just were taking advantage of free s*** and yeah there's some bad people in there to do some criminals in there to do some people that you know church is on fire dozen people did some horrible s*** but I think the whole it's not connected to that that's just some people that did some s*** taking advantage of a moment in time where everything went haywire but the people that are Marching to doing it very peacefully these enormous groups I think it's got a real chance of being something that that changes the way cops interact with people get a real chance cuz it's so big you're a little kid and then all the sudden there's like a mosh pit Nick she know you're freaking near you know you're you're being suffocated but I'll buy everybody's way like that feeling like these cops you think you know sometimes the people that are being arrested there they're fighting through that's a lot of pressure on the neck or that's a lot of pressure on the stomach I was lying down when he had to Shin on his neck he was lying with his neck against like this drain so this is like this like cement drain area and his neck is right there so his shin is on the top of his neck and then the drain areas the bottom it's f****** horrible it's horrible to watch man it's so you watching. Getting tortured to death but you something has to be done and I don't think it's the fun the police I think it's definitely get rid of anybody like that guy and it's retrain them and train them with where the realize it like there's a chance to does a chance to do this correctly you you have an amazing job being a police officer is is incredible responsibility and it takes an incredibly powerful person to do it and not abused the power that you have because people have a tendency when someone says why do I have to do that cuz I f****** told you I'm the cops like that's what they're doing when they have that kind of power just go to it right away it's you get you need exceptional people and there's a lot of people that are exceptional and some of those become cops and you see these non exceptional people who are cops who abused the f*** out of the power that there they've been given that's a problem I don't think the problem is that we don't need cops like Jesus Christ as soon as breaking your house you want to be able to call the cops if you got a real problem in your life and you know there's something going wrong you want to be able to call the cops if they have the cops have to have a better relationship with the people in their communities David given that's a problem I don't think the problem is that we don't need cops like Jesus Christ of someone breaking in your house you want to be able to call the cops if you got a real problem in your life and you know there's something going wrong you want to be able to call the cops if they have the cops have to have a better relationship with the people in their communities


    Middle School Methanol Moment - JRE Toons
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    alcohol can cross the cell membrane in this absorbs very easily into the human body oh how about this my friend his wife is a school teacher in Utah and they have a problem in middle school cuz kids are taking tampons and they're soaking them in rubbing alcohol and stuff them up their assholes and then getting high didn't and so they have problem in a f****** school when kids are putting tampons dipping them in rubbing alcohol and it definitely up there by and by the way I don't have any million to listen as you have how many people are now going to do that a lot 40 40 40 40 nice and cool and feels good thing a little bit


    Best of the Week - May 31, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    have you seen these bricks that people been finding at all these different sites were people are protesting these organize stacks of bricks know that that's the question is it someone who wants someone to throw a brick so that they can impart martial law like what is it yeah you know my my brain always goes to conspiratorial appear throughout major protest cities I mean these are the ones that don't have a reason to be there Jamie I'm going to send you this video that I already sent me because this is all your drama to Bud so they left an old shity police car out there and then on top of that this this is not okay Jamie I'm here dropping to you right now so this old shity police car and then these three have all these protesters and then these three people move in a very organized fashion and there's a a guy who made a video about it between the video Jamie where the guy breaks down these at the end that I'll send you the video cuz what's up yeah okay put it up on the screen so these random pallets of bricks this is very organized it's on Ventura Boulevard out here in LA or in North Hollywood so these pallets of bricks or just sitting there like this what you just like like Riot supplies doing this this is very organized I mean many stacks of these bricks it's very anti Anarchist what is organized but I mean was fuel for Anarchy but I just I wonder like look at this or do you think do you think I mean here's another theory could be possibly performance art I mean I mean and performance artists like go to that length but that's very very organized and very ominous very weird I mean I hope that those are reported that the police like pick them up is happening that's promising is it these are provocateurs are getting caught by actual black lives matter protest and grabbing them and these assholes are breaking windows and spray paint thing like they're grabbing these people to hate f*** and they're turning these people in like these people are smashing things the Lord real change he mandated that nursing homes take back in and 43% of coronavirus at the nursing home take back in recovering covid-19. And he happens that he got immuno million-dollar + campaign check for his re-election through Affiliated committee before he got re-elected and so he also put made sure to put into place of liability for all their executives if they don't do a good job they can't be held liable and that data shows is correlated with increased covet fashion infection rates because they know that they're going to be held responsible so there's a lower threshold there so there were very specific decisions that were really bad and fueled the worst outbreak in the entire country but because he can get on TV and give a command and press conference that's all people really care about minute to the nursing homes because his brother on CNN is prime time for Chris Cuomo and they do these ridiculous interviews where they like joke around about how big his nose is rather than asking questions like that and look and be one thing if you were going to your brother on once or twice but no night after night after night it's the show of the two brothers chumming it up what people are dying this is a politician supposed to be held to account that is supposed to be other joking about the size of a nose and a swab well there are like literally thousands of elderly people who died because explicitly because of his decision now we're not saying the decision and on the right there total Hypocrites to Fox News picks it up with this like liability story and how he gets this through me while Mitch McConnell's browsing the same thing at a national level and they're like a okay with that. I mean a central concept of the show a big big problem again going back to this moment that we're living in because no one trusts anyone and for good reason even if you are an MSNBC water and you know it and you love it and you love Rachel Maddow and whatever know you're getting spun you know that they're picking certain stories that are going to like Peak your interest Fox News The End conclusion of every new story cannot be Ergo Democrats are evil and right to do what they want to do I don't know if they're right I don't know if we have to inform people and then we have to give them the ability to make decisions and I don't know if you're right I don't know if I'm right I'm right I'm scared you're scared yeah for what could you imagine what you're saying everyday I love you I love what's happening right now Frank's different different ideas different perspective different biases not a lot of people were serving this out of pasta that I wanted to serve as I started giving it away like a gateway drug learn how to make pasta I mean it's an apprenticeship you have to put yourself in the in the students chair and and be a sponge I didn't speak any and not a lick of Italian but the times are very expressive so you're able to communicate through just being Italian I guess and I spent three months you know 6 days a week 10 hours a day just making pasta. same to me things you just you just take for granted oh here is a plate of pasta like the what what is involved in learning how to make it that good it's not just ingredients when people sit down at a at a restaurant people aren't just paying for for the experience of sitting there and the cost of food there they're paying for the experience of the people that are making the food that's a big part of it that's the way that I look at it and 11 years of pasta by hand there's a lot of depth at some of the younger guys just aren't willing to pay the time cost and a lot of the younger Cooks out there they bounced around from job to job six months here three months here and they think that they've mastered it but there's just no depth there's no depth you're not thinking that each one was like pressed out by hands like extremely labor-intensive and a lot of people when we were opening Evan did have his own restaurant bucato before which was also basically it's focused around pasta as well that's a whole other story but when we were going to open up this restaurant and we put in the middle of the restaurant the temperature controlled pasta lab which is taking up table so if you're a business person a respiratory you say how many tables how much is each table Worth to your your bottom line you're using up that space to put in a space to put in a pasta lab are you crazy also you know when you're thinking about you know training the people and how labor-intensive it is people were saying like we're crazy doing doing this again people and how labor-intensive it is people were saying like we're crazy doing doing this again


    Jim Norton Reflects on Outrageous Opie & Anthony Moments | Joe Rogan
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    you got to know where you're at to a getting fired for me we got kicked off Opie and Anthony in 2002 best thing that ever happened to me because it showed me they could all be taken away from you so long before this whole culture of just cancel cultural this s*** happen I had had that moment of life is good and then you're out have the people and they had sex in so that was 2 years off the air but that show me that they can take anything at anytime so I've never thought I was Irreplaceable I never think I'm I got it forever anything I have I know it can be f****** yanked immediately can that was a weird one to maybe just a big thing was that these people had sex in Catholic Cathedral that was the reason why they got fired right cuz he didn't ask these people to do it in there did they Rochester was known like you would get what they call a two-point conversion if you had anal like it was all these weird thing and it was a bad move to go in the same path you in the same Pat's and there was an arrest arrest it became real and it was so avoidable on so many levels we're talking about Ari before the podcast where it's you do things you're not supposed to do so people go I can't believe you're doing that and then this is like the real to that there's a thrill to it and then what happens if you have to keep upping it have to keep popping it and it's almost like you get a fear like if I don't top last time the people who like me or no longer going to like me I'm going to lose this momentum have picked up you become afraid that the people who like you you're a fraud you're not doing what we want you to do you keep topping yourself and keep topping yourself the kid who eats bugs and you don't I mean you don't then he's eating a roach and the next thing you know he's f****** easy doing this because he he's afraid of not topping himself and all the sudden being ignored Bright Like Pat like the intern Pat vomit keep he was at literally an indestructible f****** man are you the type of mentality you want oh yeah for sure you want to get him when he's 18 and turn him into a full six outage yeah what is he doing these days I don't know I don't know what about Pat from Moonachie there's a couple of the people in the studio as well as one of my most fun times ever on the radio never ever we're in Opie and Anthony the in the studio the floor was covered in plastic bags because they had an opening at open Anthony had in eggnog eating contest and everyone would throw up there was you get there certain level of eggnog we just couldn't take anymore and Pat had to throw up because he was diabetic so he should have been drinking that anyway shouldn't drink gallons and cons of eggnog and when he threw it up we said like he was ready to go and I said let's get Pat Duffy to lean his head without your suggestion over this garbage pail and pappu knockout blows like a fountain like the most insane Stephen King like that movie Stand By Me No More the kids out of the pie eating contest and kids throwing up all over the body that's what it was like literally didn't seem humanly possible that a person could have that much fluid in their body and then when he was injecting it was like a cartoon he's doing it in Pat's face insects 2007-2017 I can't believe I forgot it was there that day glad you were part of right after that I was happy I got to see that was so fun that show when it was in its prime when he was in his Peak was so fun and it was it was a hang and it really influence in a lot of ways the way I do podcast because it's there's no structure it's just hanging out with funny people just talking about Jeff yeah just bullshiting river that goes It goes it is only go somewhere I mean you can tell me a conversation is always going to flow somewhere exactly controlled and regimented and jokes you know one of those and I go I don't do that I don't not going to do that and like we need subjects like the guy was like pissy with me yeah it's hard to do cuz you feel embarrassed if it's foggy feel just feel dirty like when someone's doing your bit and you know you're doing in there and you know you would talk to the guys and you would kind of working your bits did it everybody did their bets yeah I guess there was a part of it but I was never good at it well cuz your authentic but Opie and Anthony was the first to meet Lee Howard show was much more control do you know how it's behind the mixer he's kind of controlling everything there's a certain amount of time that he would talk to you and then other people come in and then you know he had like a more more of a structure where is Owen a you would go in there and Anthony have a gun and f****** you know I'll be behind the mixer just was her is chaos go on different, come filtering in and you know maybe I mistyped marionberry walked in yeah and he was going on sway next door and we he was like a little out of it and loopy and we f****** we just hijacked lens any kind of walked in like he had no idea who we were was really are counted I knew he was going to leave soon so I immediately started asking about crack pipe f*** you talking about man in the public but there was a new station they were talking about two people about his rest and all the stuff and they interviewed this guy goes, come on man everybody smokes a little crack every now and then everybody smokes a little crack every now and then great Bears wasn't him that he wasn't saying that someone else about him okay and defensive him pylori who was him say that that would be hilarious him say that that would be hilarious that was another guy that was on the street who is alike LOL


    LA Chef Evan Funke’s Tips for Cooking a Good Steak
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    if someone orders a steak are you cooking steak or you sending them sending them pre-packaged crab act steaks with instructions and you know everybody likes their steak cooked differently so give General guidelines and pro tips of how to rest and you know high heat on high heat and then just intervals high heat take it off let it rest high heat take it off before you cook more especially the T-Bones so when you do that so you're you're not doing it in one shot you're kicking it a little bit and then letting it run up to an hour to cook like a 35 Oz T-Bone real absolutely bring up the temperature very slow and gradual cuz if that's all you got in restaurants high heat low and slow stupidly for brazing but if you're dealing with dry heat it should be balanced should be quick and then let it rest so she did Teavana go to start the T-bone on the actual bone ride so vertical started on your feet so if you just throw the T-bone on side and then sign it part that's connected to that actual T-Bone the separation phone it's going to be raw and everything else going to be medium or medium rare but you started on the bone the heat is gently radiator through the meat so Bistecca Fiorentina the master is Dario Dario cecchini one of the most famous butchers in all of Italy he quotes Dante's f****** Maniac but 2 years ago I'm so happy but he starts the T-bone on the bone so he's so you learn from him you learn the fundamentals and then throughout your career you upgrade those fundamentals with new and relevant techniques or loss or whatever cookies the same thing you get a foundation and then you upgrade noon relevant techniques and so are you using a grill that uses wood are you cooking on wood they were cooking on the California almond and and Whiteoak almond almond almond for the smoke is it it'll go to fire like that cuz it's saturated with almond oil and then oak for long and slow cooking sets burn superhot so they the Almond Burns really quick and the oak Bruns very slow and so you put different Woods in four different times like you started off with you on our with almond and then we add Oak and then we add almond and then we had coconuts just kind of fire maintenance is 90% of wood fire cooking so it's just about how hot it burns in the distance how evenly dispersed the heat is we'll have a cool side and hot side and then Fireside all within like a you know to square feet is there images of your grill set up online the only way you cook steak you prefer cooking over wood or the design of Felix the actual shoe box of the kitchen that we have is really the design was based on the restrictions of the size so we've crammed the hell of a lot into I think it's just just under 220 square feet some like that there's a f****** Pizza Oven in there as Wood Fired Grill are you cooking 500 meals tonight in the I think top-end is like 350 350 people so few times that by three or four different different plates per person wow someone built for Speed I build restaurants for Speed


    Chef Evan Funke on the Art of Making Pasta | Joe Rogan
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    put together is pretty remarkable cuz thank you the food they are so good it's it's kind of ridiculous like your pastas got Voodoo in it don't know what you're doing and I guess it's because it's handmade right cuz I want the first time my wife and I ate there we sat right next to that open area where you can watch you you guys make the last up and it's such a painstaking process and you realize you really truly appreciate that it's an art form you know like making stuff like that like cutting no corners making it as good as it could possibly taste without that mean that's the ultimate goal is to create that connection between pasta maker and someone who's eating the pasta like if you look through the glass and you see a pistachio or pasta in there so you know there and you looked on your plate and there's like a hundred and six pieces in your pipe you like f*** this guy is rapping just for me that's a connection and once you get it sometimes I get it but this is something different at this is this is craft this is tradition this is continuing this conversation of that's been passed down from generation to generation and all I'm doing all we're doing it at Felix is just a small in a massive wheel of Italian culinary Traditions just exactly how long to cook it to which is amazing like that you must be experience right is the right amount of two specific cuz I cook pasta very different in Naples versus Rome forces bolonia it's just preference is based on tradition and the thing is this authenticity is very personal write your mom makes macaroni and cheese with Velveeta my mom makes macaroni and cheese with Tillamook Cheddar that s***'s authentic to me it may not be authentic to you Italy different but the differences and the diversity are so specific not only Parisian but town and then house to house and it's it's been that way for thousands of years that's why I think Italian food next to Chinese food is the most diverse there is and you can literally study your whole life and not even scratch the surface they know Evan is an absolute Master you know he's Evans obviously not Italian but has studied all over Italy and it's the really the dying art of handmade pasta and Evan is a custodian of keeping this art alive like he's am I so he's unbelievable Wheaton General is that American wheat is a different kind of weed that is a different kind of weed it's also process completely different I don't I don't use a lot of American we just because it's it's just been manipulated so much and a lot of the the digestibility of in my opinion people are going to freak out but in my opinion the amount of work that goes into denaturing postinor to get it flat via machine has a lot with its digestibility just like sourdough bread is more digestible because it's broken down a different way but handmade pasta is less manipulated then mushy make pasta in my opinion so also the the types of weed the amount of wheat germ attended the nutritional value at all has to do with those elements within the in the flower and to be honest like I've developed a gluten intolerance because I've been Bree raw flour for the past Dino 12 years as soon as I stepped foot in the lab and I start rolling us for you my stomach's just start it's acid straight up that's crazy so you've developed an intolerance. So do you wear a mask I do not Jethro I have another friend who also has a kouzoku calamari who is instrumental in my kind of understanding of of modern pasta I met him and bologna has a Japanese guy who has a lab in Tokyo called base and he has the same thing he wears a mask all the time because she's just breathing in raw flour all day given the painter things tubes that be so weird. Like I'm not eating that f****** pasta Arnold for me he enjoyed before you had the really good pasta it's like it's right it's like having water in your ear and Pasta in North America whatsoever I don't need fresh pasta North America I only eat pasta in Italy I dry pasta in America most people don't know what they're doing but it's got to be some people other than. even fewer people who know how to make pasta with the mozzarella with just the long rolling pin even fewer and when I started I started doing this 11 years ago there was nobody there was nobody I checked you know I moved Abalone in 2007 tail and a 2007 and started this journey with my Maestro Alessandra spiess Neolithic Escuela Velineon same and she kind of opened up the door for me to start seeking out other pasta maker straw Italy when I came back and I I ran a restaurant called Rustic Canyon for about 4 years and you know not a lot of people were serving this out of pasta that I wanted to serve as I started giving it away like a gateway drug I was just extending tables for free I mean it's an apprenticeship you have to put yourself in the in the student's chair and and be a sponge I didn't speak any and not a lick of Italian but the Italians are very expressive so you're able to communicate through just being Italian I guess and I spent three months you know 6 days a week 10 hours a day just making pasta. oh here is a plate of pasta like two what what is involved in learning how to make it that good it's not just ingredients when people sit down at a at a restaurant people aren't just paying for for the experience of sitting there and the cost of food there they're paying for the experience of the people that are making the food that's a big part of its way that I look at it and 11 years of making pasta by hand there's a lot of depth at some of the younger guys just aren't willing to pay the time cost and a lot of the younger Cooks out there they bounced around from job to job six months here three months here and they think that they mastered it but there's just no depth there's no depth my hands looks like extremely labor-intensive it a lot of people when we were opening Evan did have his own restaurant bucato before which was also basically it's focused around pasta as well that's a whole other story but when we were going to open up this restaurant and we put in the middle of the restaurant the temperature controlled pasta lab which is taking up table so if you're a business person a respiratory you say how many tables could fit in there how much is each table Worth to your bottom line you're using up that space to put in a space to put in a pasta lab are you crazy also you know when you're thinking about you know training the people and how labor-intensive it is people were saying like we're crazy doing doing this again the people and how labor-intensive it is people were saying like we're crazy doing doing this again


    honeyhoney performs “Angel of Death” on Joe Rogan Experience
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    YouTube keep your hand on your chest maybe Lisa tired and sleepy


    honeyhoney Performs “Whatcha Gonna Do Now” on Joe Rogan Experience
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    oh baby mustache only see you run to the river play View yeah give me a part Dumb Ways to Die reading outside


    Joe Rogan Talks Spotify, Possible Move to Austin...Sort Of
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    do you have anything I'd give Jacqueline number I want I want I want to be so little racism that that's not even charm anymore I hope so we can get to the point with his just morons assholes and people you can hang out with insensitive right now and info for good reason like I'm riding this wave right to the runts sandwich what's the Smith one if you had to guess I want to say it's 5 hours everybody was great you freaking out but I just want to know how much I love him I'm pretty f***** up and yes it's only it's light out what do you take if we go straight psychedelics we should totally do Park Zoo we should give the best the best one-handed Google or the world has ever known what you're talking about shed teach me how many weird s*** hyenas I'm going to say it again one things I love about music I don't even know what the f*** you're doing what I do how are you doing on Tuesday SpaceX earn everything we had a real problem 20 years from now and everyone's like Joe's like Jamie is young in spirit as he's always been young and spirit audio engineering you got here like things are going well thoughts about Austin or if I do move their 100% I'm just going to fly people in a fly anybody unless it's because by Ben W venues again and we'll just go there play a show do a podcast hang for a week and I'm trying to do what they want to do I don't know if they're right I don't know if we have to inform people and then we have to give them the ability to make decisions and I don't know if you're right I don't know if I'm right I know it's right I'm scared you're scared what's what I think everything is real at all except in together Give Me Your Love could you imagine every day


    Honey Honey Perform "Big Man" | Joe Rogan
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    actually not this is for a big man to do this can you fix me a little bit when was a trampoline pool he was a good man


    How the DC Establishment Tripped Up the Trump Presidency
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    part of that but the thing is that wouldn't explain why Trump has been skeptical of the Global Financial System since like 1978 there's that old clip of him on Oprah and like 1980s one of my friends I mean I think that's another one where he's always kind of been there he's always had the instant I mean His Real Genius was looking at what did the base of the Republican Party actually want they want better trade deals and they want less immigration and for decades now all the professional has been able to give them as it will cut your taxes that's a priority it'll never actually happen and then that is that vote for us because we're good on abortion and we're good on gun control and that wasn't enough for a lot of people and you can that's what I meant about making it the cenacle choice when you adjust your position on immigration in on trade you in all of these Obama Trump voters all throughout the Midwest and you become the present I mean and even then I'm not saying it was enough to realign more to the issues of what I'm talking about but to say that it's all just ate is just his driving force you see the way he interacted with him there isn't condensed ideology behind what he is otherwise you wouldn't have run the way was he wouldn't have had those positions for such a long time on the core issues that actually matter to why he was elected and so the real issue and I think the criticism of valid criticism is he wasn't able to enact those political instincts into the actual Staffing of the White House cuz in the White House Personnel policy and there's a great great book all the years of Lyndon Johnson then Robert and Carolyn best biographies of all time, Corcoran who was FDR's kind of right-hand man he's like what is a government government's not one man they all have to be United in the common purpose nor to actually get it done in a bureaucracy the truth is the RNC and all these professional right-wingers the conservative establishment they were the thousand and so that's why you get something like that text tax cuts and jobs Act is because a guy like you Paul Ryan has been fantasizing about pushing that for such a long time with Trump on trade blatantly disagree agree with Trump on immigration completely located it matters a lot who the deputy secretary of Commerce is like you and I aren't going to know that person's name that person CertiFit certifies like steel tariffs economic response were corporate CEOs Wall Street Executives like that's who he went to to get his advice that's who I thought he trusted and that's how you end up you know floating ideas like we're going to have a capital gains tax cut as a response to crisis or we're going to have a payroll tax cut which okay if you have a range of responses maybe that's part of it but when you've got 40 million people aren't on a payroll anymore that's not going to do a whole heck of a lot of good so I just don't see that there's any maybe he has the ideology but doesn't really matter if you're not willing to push for if you're not letting you see who's organized in the town because immediately once this crisis head immediately the first trilly multitrillion-dollar Bill gets passed very very quickly with all the goodies for big business the stuff that was custom-written every other goodies there was a massive tax break for Real Estate developers organized and ready to go in a crisis and so they basically one I mean they rolled everyone they tied the little bit of paltry small business and workers stuff to the massive corporate peace and held the workers and the small businesses hostage and so if you vote don't vote for it and you're voting against workers and it was all ready to go like that and that is what you were overcoming in the town that sort of bipartisan 9809 you talking about Trump and his history of understanding trade and business decisions I think it's all stuff that benefited him that's why I was concentrating on them and I think now you're dealing with him spread so thin because now he has to deal with the environment it is to deal with the international politics and there's so much and it that's why you catch him nothing what you said to that he lives up the ID I mean I think that's very true and he's always in the moment right he famously said lives off of his instincts and Trust his instincts which is great but he had preparation when he was dealing with those things before we talked about this before his present that's why I had a deeper understanding of it because they meant something to him yeah but now you're dealing with the entire broad spectrum of duties of being the president and he says s*** like inject people with Lysol in my sick dogs on protesters are you still planning so he's that guy now but he's that guy with global thermonuclear consequences and it's even more to the point on that which is that when you don't have this is this is another kind of establishment always wins point is that when you don't have very firm beliefs on cuz like trade and immigration are two things like hundreds of billions of dollars behind the neoliberal around how it should be like what you were saying on the environment or or anything else that is how they win because stat status quo always continues in DC unless you make the very concerted effort of like know you are not doing this anymore and I'm appointing your boss and your boss's boss in your boss's boss's boss's boss in order to make sure that you don't actually do that that's that's actually what the hardest way to fight back if you actually need a coherent ideology on every single one of these things but more important to understand government works and I think that's so many people don't seem to grasp that is not just like putting a guy in the Oval Office like The Look by the time its reach the Oval Office it's so f***** right that 10 levels down they would have made a decision so that's the power right like you got to make sure that you're what you want is being reflected 10 layers down in the bureaucracy and you look at the way you are within the bureaucracy behaved and you can just see like how arrogant some of the people within the bureaucracy behave just blatantly disregarding will of a president or blatantly just thinking he's a legitimate delegitimize him and from that perspective that's f****** scary because they're not even accountable to the person that we all voted for


    Should We Use the Military to Quell Rioting in America's Cities?
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    and I agree is it Law & Order needs to be re-established and reasons why I think that needs to be re-established has it there's a fire of Consciousness and this fire is you're allowed to loot and smash and steal and people are doing that now and I don't think they're doing it in the memory of George Floyd and I think you got to put that fire out because once you allow people to do it like the Blasio did New York City and force the police to stand back people know they can get away with it I've seen some horrific things people running over people with cars and smashing into buildings and it's f****** Madness when Madness happens you have to Crackdown you have to do something about it that's where I support whether it's the National Guard or it's a police have the resources used the police but something has to be done when you saying like President Trump be escalating on television that is not going to do a goddamn thing about those kids smashing windows it's not going to change their attitude they're not watching the news they're not paying attention they know that they have a very simplistic perspective George Floyd this is bad black lives chaos smash that window take that shitt they're not going to say hey but I'm not going to do that anymore then deescalate in the f****** people knocking them over it's crazy like a breakdown of a society are broke you can't pay for food you can't pay your mortgage you can't pay your rent and your f***** and there's no job I had it's not like there's anything these kids can go out and do to better their p**** what's the amount of jobs that existed just three months ago it's practically reduced to their opportunities which were already slim to none have it Whitney were talking about people getting at a college in 2020 that how bad their economic opportunities before all this is the solution the solution is to actually do something at other material condition ultimately solution about the fire how do you put out the fire cuz there's a fire when these people smashing Windows all down Fifth Avenue that's a fire right but I've done that in my view the tactics that aggressive tactics that the police have used have only made that were in the military call I find it I find all of I think we are getting far too comfortable and this is partly part of The Perfect Storm with the pandemic like we've become very comfortable with all these extreme limitations on our actions Behavior wearing the masks in public would create the level of anonymity like all of that goes into this so when when we have a curfew imposed of 1 p.m. or 5 p.m. or 6 p.m. we're just good to go with that but that should be taken in and of itself very seriously as infringement on 1st Amendment right so my point is that if you bring in the military it is frightening in terms of our liberties our ability to protest our first amendment rights which are incredibly important and I think ultimately only leads to additional violence so how do you stop the Looting you've got to do something to stop the Looting if you don't stop the Looting it is going to f****** continue protest because I think the people that are doing all the looting in the Smashing are not the people to peacefully protesting and there's a ton of videos who is screaming if there's a one video of this girl who's yelling at these these girls in front of a Starbucks in Hairspray Penny Black lives matter than African American Girl these white girls with white liberalism and their inability images as a whole element of white guilt and so much more there's an entire industrial industrial complex set up to make white people in upper that's why people in particular feel uncomfortable condemning looting and violence in this particular scenario even though everybody agrees with you Joe I mean pretty much everybody is like yeah protester fine looting is bad what her great would agree with something like that nobody was defending George Floyd no one like what happened interesting is that these riots have not just been in the poor neighborhood or in the black neighborhood I mean they have been all I think that's part of why people are so freaked out as they've been sort of intentionally in the wealthy parts of town is part of what makes it so unsettling for everyone across the board and so you know look I my only point is you know yes looting bad violence bad absolutely all of that but you can't imagine that the military is an answer to the situation that's what's really frightening in Minneapolis as a direct result of a bad cop killing a man that was handcuffed and not a threat whatsoever then people say okay I get these people smashing windows and Beverly Hills like what the fuc how are you justifying this and they're not but that's what that's the thing is it's not just a bad one bad cop or even just policing right I mean let's remember right it wasn't just one bite other three other guys do Target right down the street from here what the f*** does that have to do with anything I just do nothing to do with lawlessness that has to do with people taking advantage of the situation and escalating also exciting and board and they got something but it is in many ways similar to war and this is why because when people are they have a real cause and when war is going on there's a lot of people that I know that have served overseas one of the hardest kind of scary truth is it some of the best times their life was over there for long periods of time as a journalist when you are involved in this and you feel like you're fighting the good fight and you like Corporate America but you know you're f****** 20 years old you believe that s*** she was talking about some papers that she found that she wrote when she was 24 and she was like those reasons like holyfuck like I was so dumb I don't know who makes their sneakers they don't know what it would cost to keep the electricity on they have no they have no shoe in the game and that's exactly where that hopelessness one of a Flint Sheriff from Flint Michigan talking to these people and saying look I'm a puppet on down we're going to we're going to march with you if you want you to have a voice versus Batman but you know the militarization all of that that approach lead to less violence that approach that the Crackdown tear Gap happened after the Looting that's the that's the impetus for it it's not like they saw these people protesting they just going to start shooting tear gas into the first people protested get away with s*** like that he's like okay now there's a fire of the mind and that it was a beacon it was a message any of the s*** has a you're talking about you look organized gangs like people with car getaway cars Lookouts posted on the corner all that wears the NYPD that breakdown is a very precious thing in this is on the riots I mean look Baltimore 2015 they had these level of riots what happened massive economic destruction but worse than that is that police and many of the others had took a much more risk-averse approach to the way that they were going to a community the community screaming for police for this reason which is that in the aftermath we know from many of these rides in the MLK times and after Baltimore it caused massive economic destruction to the cities it is not a noble thing to allow this to continue it's actually your job as a city go out to eat or do anything and now I've got s*** like being blown up in the streets like a couple blocks from my house like I don't really know if I if that's the city life is all that enticing Qatar sale


    Why Are Corporations Really Supporting the George Floyd Protests?
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    that is what what I like why are you why conservatives have to care more about government that's something I like one of my pet what causes look like we are living in a society where the culture is against you like we are living in a society where in Elite cultural Elite the commanding Heights of American culture and you're living in a society where you don't have real power there and so and you're also living inside of corporate America look at these protests it's the people with the most accumulated capital in America are also on the side of this protest why because in my view they use identity politics and racial politics they want to split the country along those line every single day that were talking about identity politics and having debates about race does the party's right so the Democratic party Caterers largely to these like white affluent women basically it's like the the base that they mostly they've got their health insurance One On Demand right there way of a virtue signaling is on identity issues and if you only confine the conversation on policing to like let's deal with this let's let's have more body cameras like if you keep it in that lane that's very comfortable for them right if you have a broader conversation about a society that you know has decimated unions has decimated working-class power about who has power in the society and why that's more of a threat to them so yes for corporate Brands it's very comfortable to have like let's have a diversity initiative it's less comfortable to say no no was actually value the worth of everyone let's actually have a different set of houses actually not have corporations able to give unlimited unlimited money and buy up our politicians and then be able to go work on your boards at that are like that's a very non-threatening conversation that's how you end up with was a Bank of America who sponsored the the movement continues yes continues with DeRay McKesson is a pronghorn activist to be another reason why Amazon would support this protest that this is kind of a death of retail mean this is one of the final Nails in the coffin of retail when you think about investing your money in a brick-and-mortar store after all this horseshit was a very prominent person Bezos wants 10 to 15% unemployment what's the best job in the world Joe in real place Amazon warehouse where like the Shell Gas Company sponsors a 1619 project event with nikole hannah-jones t19 projects the year that the first slaves were brought to America and was about reforming the way that we talk about race and slavery in America so that the very first a say what she wrote which is very controversial is when she claimed that the reason for the American Revolution was because people wanted to keep their slaves not because of your control from England and all that what happened is that a bunch of very prominent historians are in the American Revolution the Civil War or Panda still won the Pulitzer Prize for journalism 4 commentary I want to say for that specific essay which was with which was there and they partnered I think it was with the Pulitzer Center in order to create curriculum that schools are now using to teach now this was attacked the 69 team project not at first back in service of course reserves were pissed off world socialist website and socialist and the reason why is because which is that it's a cynical attempt in order to say America is an irredeemably racist nation that that is the only single and most pressing problem that we have in our society and if you hold that frame then you don't ask questions about corporate power in America you don't ask questions even of leaders a friend of our shows that Johnny had a fantastic appearance on Archer I really encourage everybody to go watch it where he talks about if you look at the black community In America which is what had the most pressing impact on their life economically and destroyed so much of their livelihood it was the foreclosures under Barack Obama and it was the Wipeout of black homeownership and black wealth that the that the 1619 project and the framework of politics is that original sin which of course is the original sin is the be-all end-all for why we are where we are today absolves current political leaders and recent political leaders like Barack Obama himself or like leaders in the city of Atlanta or leaders in the city of Baltimore and that absolves public policy which is non-racial and so when I say that why does Shell Gas Company feel comfortable sponsoring an event in which the main message is that Quizlet Americas and irredeemably racist Nation because they that is one more event which is being talked about in the political Zeitgeist by the cultural Elite which is not talking about their own power in the marketplace and if you look at who what is the predominant control in her life in America it is Capital it's not about race it's about class class but class disproportionately affect people of color in America and so the way I look at it is that identity politics is so cynically grafted on by the billionaire and the corporate classes reason they're all super woke it's because they want it to be this way so that we don't talk about their power in our society and I think this was a very sick like the way this all happened is kind of crazy because geology departments in the 1970s all of these crazy nowadays from the post on the sixties era they were you know any sociology department and they started cranking out all these absolutely crazy papers around you feminism in Corporate America and indoctrinated in the University system they're going to go work at places like MacKenzie and racial politics how to be recognition from the top four people at Goldman Sachs if Goldman Sachs if the pressure on them is to stop the way that they trade derivatives or to put a black person on their board while they continue to you know do the derivative trading it absolves them for the sins both know towards economically disenfranchised in America but it's also a very cynical tool which is that why is it that you see all these Corporation Scout weeding out black lives matter Instagram black out all that stuff how is it that you see like not you do Nike isn't it the great irony that Nike you know went and did the whole Colin Kaepernick thing the ad campaign and they still got all their s*** looted in this in this most recent that it's a lot more about classes then it is about race I'm not saying that there is not racial problems in American racism that so you know all of us but that if you focus on these classes shoes it's the best way to help people people were disenfranchised or disproportionately people of color but the help everybody that's a much more I just don't know how else we can live in a multi-faceted multi-faceted nation like this different religion I am the son of Indian immigrants I feel fully and completely American that's an amazing thing but didn't just happen is a product of a result of very specific political choices that we made over time and it's moving toward that that we needed to go to war than that's what but by doing so what you've talked about me not just distribution but about the power until you can't separate class and race cuz it's not an accident of course that black and brown people are disproportionately but lower in common and poor and working-class in society every night I see it much more simulator like what you were saying left company right but because they use those are branding tools and we don't black lives matter which is no threat to them and in fact is they're pointing out May very much benefit their bottom line ultimately there so they get all the benefits of being for progress and being for this Rising Coalition in America without actually having to do anything that's going to benefit their bottom line black lives matter which is no threat to them in fact is you're pointing out May very much benefit their bottom line ultimately there so they get all the benefits of being for progress and being for this Rising Coalition in America without actually having to do anything that's going to benefit their bottom line


    Krystal and Saagar on Restoring American Economic Confidence
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    question to you how do you fix us so on the roster with the riots cuz I think my view is clear re-establish Law and Order you use that opportunity to seize upon again the 50-plus one thing where we all learn through this pandemic it's pretty stupid that are corporate Elites and our political Elites allowed many of our most critical jobs and industries in order to go over to China that's an empirically stupid thing makes us safer in the long run Freakonomics respect from National Security perspective Health perspective excetera the China thing is like a 90-10 issue and right now and make sure I call this out which is that there are elements in the White House more corporate friendly ones who are trying to quash up by American order that was put forward you know within the Trump Administration it doesn't even call for mandatory like ensuring a medical supply chains but just look like wants to use Sub-Zero tax rebates on other stuff to encourage over 10 years and I think it's something like that any tennis shoe after something like this hasn't been past I think on trade it's the same thing is it a broader question of so much of what we have is overwhelming relationship but it's like a great nation makes things worse self again and autarky is like making everything here if just because it's cheaper thief the altar of globalization the altar of cheap prices has made us make horrific political choices over the last four decades and going on that and praying towards that alter has made it to the we re less safe lasted less robust less I mean socially to to live in a town and have a factory which is producing something and to feel pride in your work and get paid a good worried and to know that the Explorer decision of Congress in order to let China join the WTO China joining the WTO restoring permanent Norman relationship permanent normal trade relations with China and watching that factor go away like this you know why that went away and people made that choice because they said f*** you you're better off if it's cheaper TV has been like if you have cheaper stuff and you can buy more like cheap Chinese crap you're going to be happy right that's going to be the key to happiness and so everything has been used to justify those ends and it hasn't made us happy it hasn't made a satisfied hasn't brought us any sort of spiritual nourishment or community and Community is something that we have completely sort of dismissed with and dispatch with and devalue in the country as well so like easy here's Allah you can pass then you're good to go but I think it does start with this fundamental idea which comes back to kind of the core of our show that human beings are worthy that they have dignity that they have rights that should be secured and if you can take that kind of FDR economic rights model and actually implemented into place where people feel that they are valued seen and heard and have agency in power in the society than you are not going to have to call in the military to American cities you're not going to end up with a situation like we see right now that's spiraling is spiraling and spiraling out of control life and economic policies to incentivize the building of communities in the building of Institutions that exist outside of just the outside of just a direct check from the direct check from your Workforce it's if she needs to be about the way that America was like the probably most united we ever were with around like in the 1960s look I know ever been there were terrible things happened there were exposed in the Civil Rights era and all that but you know broadly what was it was like unions it was about higher wages and it was about the strength of the American family and that's something that I mean every day that we see the lowest marriage rate on record in 2018 one reason the people decided not being able to get married doesn't very much part of like the new Right Movement there's a new organization called American Compass run by friend of mine Oren Cass keys to work for Mitt Romney and now he's trying to do is move the GOP on these issues toward centering economically restoring like economic conservatism from economic libertarianism and what I mean by that is free market fundamentalist at the free market is always good look like the free market was it is it a good thing once again that we couldn't make ventilators in our country when we thought we needed them like was it a good thing that we couldn't manufacture our own medical supplies and then broadly like in the terms of the immediacy we do it's this payroll plan it's so critical that we restore Americans payroll and that we try to make it so that these businesses don't become failed distressed assets that get rolled up into these huge private-equity conglomerates that buy them all off for cheap that f**** over workers f**** businesses and it just make them do you want to live in a highly in a world where there's no mom and pop businesses are no dive bars anymore that's where we're headed right I think two people will put up with a lot of s*** and they will persist and they will invest in the commuter invest in their lives to invest their productive Civil Society if they feel that they have they believe that life will get better for themselves and their kids and I really think that's kind of the corps breakdown is that people no longer have that confidence that for their kids it's going to they're going to be able to have it better than they had and when you lose that sense of hope life will get better for themselves and their kids and I really think that's kind of the corps breakdown is that people no longer have that confidence that for their kids it's going to DARE going to be able to have it better than they had and when you lose that sense of hope that's when things go off the rails


    The Cable News Response to the George Floyd Riots w/Krystal and Saagar | Joe Rogan
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    feel like there's a real movement towards what you guys are doing now I feel like it's the future cuz I feel like people are fed up with that Chris Cuomo s*** they're fed up with that Rachel Maddow she had no disrespect to either one of those those people but like I was with Chris Cuomo doing something the other day and I was watching him where he's basically justifying riots Trump needs to be removed from office so let's come up with some sort of a reason why he's responsible for these rides needs riots are good and he's rides that have been a storical e done when people feel powerless and wheat bread that's all true and that's really what's going on about a hundred videos of people looting I might have seen for black people it's always white kids stealing sneakers which is that this is a Gorge Floyd's family has come out and said please stop I mean how many times you say that understanding what to do right because if it's just what I have seen has it just been you know in terms of looting I don't know specifically but I think it's very easy to say I was just this type of person is just that type of person and to take out of it any of the sort of like more radical not just mashing up stores in that kind of stuff but like graffiti and more you notifying curfews in those sorts of things and so if if you view the problem just like violent person like the problem is violent protesters we have to deal with that than that merits one response and that's the direction that Trump is going and it's like all in the military which I think is f****** scary like calling in active duty military in every city in the country like we saw with the protesters who got you know the tear gas and rubber bullets in front of the White House or peacefully protesting that s*** to me is scary and frankly the fact that Democrats and quote-unquote journalist on TV have acted like the world is ending every time Trump does anything when he does do something like invoke the Insurrection act and say we're looking at sending the military into American cities there is no more language of this is unprecedented this is outrageous this is you no different than what we've seen in the past left because they burn that up on every single thing that has ever. They have cried yet that's exactly the case different very dangerous and volatile moment but if you think that the protests are about the the structure of a system that doesn't allow any redress for you no problems of people living peacefully protesting about for a long second time and not a thing has been done if you think the protests are about your political system they will offer you the quote on quote choice of Donald Trump is like the Central Park five dude and red lighting with his daddy and denying black people housing and Charlottesville is fine on both sides versus Joe Biden who wrote the 94 crime bill is unrepentant for it was justify against with Charlamagne just recently and saying Hillary's wrong apologize it for etcetera etcetera as part of this whole thing went out and said it you know police shouldn't be treating people in the heart and stuff Hoagies are bad people these are people should deem as terrorists we have to crack down on then let's call in the military that should ultimately never works because look at 19 years in Afghanistan what do we learn yeah you can take the ground you can't hold it you can't hold a society together with an aggressive militarized response that's not going to work overtime so if that's your only strategist like okay then what then what are you going to do we have curfews at 1 p.m. everyday military's holding down Americans motorized response that's not going to work overtime so if that's your only strategies like okay then what then what are you going to do we have curfews at 1 p.m. everyday I get a military holding down American cities everyday because you have a significant chop chunk of the population that will no longer consent


    Saagar Enjeti on What Trump is Like in Real Life | Joe Rogan
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    what would you have done so if you had a magic wand and you were the president like how do you how do you mitigate this how do you this is my biggest frustration with the White House which is that you have this populist president who like actually understands like very much why he got elected but you have so many of the people either. and those are the people who were like let's cap the paycheck Protection Program 2.3 trillion dollar plan or what fish will let's look wait and see how it goes as you know the unemployment numbers began to take up Mass small business failure all these other things and that's the fundamental tension of the Trump Administration is that there was no like there were no professional populists so to speak right like there was no professional apparatus of people on the right who actually held at understood why Donald Trump is President and this is like this is what gets back to her I talked about earlier about the incentive structure about that system the think-tank the revolving door that is an effort to maintain power over the policy spirit because of you control that it doesn't matter what the people say yeah he could do it but the reality is he spent his whole mess of political capital is first term like giving them away tax cuts to corporations same thing any other Republican would have done so that's why it's a roll my eyes I don't think he cares about anything through the layers to talk to a human before in a hundred years veterans choice he was taking care veterans through like a veteran spouse like a healthcare program doesn't really have that like he doesn't really think about things in that historical context lives completely in the moment and he doesn't really have that like he doesn't really think about things in that historical context


    Why Jim Norton Stopped Drinking as a Teenager | Joe Rogan
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    yeah you know when I was a teenager I was so I was right I was young I was drinking and I remember I was so anti-klan I'd read some book on the Ku Klux Klan and there was a preacher for the clan his name was in the book so I called the information I called the FBI and I tried to stop a Klan rally but I called this guy at home this this clan preacher and I started that's wrong you were racist and yeah but I was before you can beer kill I was stuck in just 14 and drunk and try to make a difference how cool is that the lady talked to you he did talk to her yet but I'll never forget it and I my father I think you are drinking after work cuz he's like he heard some of that conversation about to get started with me calling the FBI or the CIA I know that you're why'd you quit doing drugs yeah I did that when I was I want to say I was 17 or 18 and we used to get drunk in my friend's house and it was a it was a something that you could call for like help from nuns so I would have my friends sitting around that I would always call up and pretended like I would make up these horrible incest stories and terrible sexual things that were happening to me and my f****** friend to be laughing and then none to be trying to counsel me on the phone LG's and then I called a bomb threat I did it a couple of times it didn't work in the third time I get the final time I did it they actually had people leave the school and go outside while they searched to school drunk bomb threats take a f****** TJ Miller to that recently but it wasn't a woman but didn't you call bomb threat in remember what the conclusion if you're really f***** up when you think somebody might have a bump like paranoia like real like full-blown paranoia like I remember you know Jim Breuer course legendary pothead and one time he quit and equipped for quite a while and I said listening to me Most states of Consciousness when you take like the normal way you are and you start changing a little bit with a little bit of booze little bit of booze little bit anxiety would have depression little bit of bad things with her this would that take the edge off so I can go to sleep and take an Ambien if the volume doesn't work and you keep going cuz you insert in your body the more things you do the more you shift from like you're comfortable Baseline of who you are when you're at your healthiest you change you become a different thing and I think pot is just as likely to do that as anything if you were doing it the wrong way if you abused it I think alcohol can do what I think pot to do a pills speed if they all those things can surely do it but it's strange to see when someone starts to slip away and they start to go towards it's like very strange version of themselves that you know they don't have control anymore how you felt like when you were very young age it was a weird sexual addiction first stop it started you know I don't remember the first one but I remember there's a picture I can date it because I did a picture of me when I was a kid when I split my head open and I was I remember I split my head open running from the boy who is a year older than me and I used to blow him but I was scared of him he was abused terrorized me but I would do it like I did remember I was in the hole in my pants were down this f****** take away smell like mothballs cuz you work more f****** Budweiser bathing trucks they had Budweiser on them don't it so I went and I was born underwater and then he goes I popped up cuz he pissed in my mouth so I popped up on my don't do that anymore I was already involved so I have an absolute photo that dates exactly so you were blowing kids when you're 5 yeah so what do you think started that off don't know must have been you know it's just one kid one can open the door the rest of us f****** ran through it I mean I don't know I just don't know what star that I very vague leading memories at 5 years old you were all sexually-active you and your buddies who is first who is second I remember my one friend got erection that I didn't get them like I didn't know what they wanted was fives going to reminder 6 do me after all right I think that was kind of the goal of course there's a lot of it man and I have it again I can date it because I moved Halloween a fourth grade to North Brunswick to any experience that happened within this place I know it happened before then that's crazy so do you think that this kid did you know that if his kid was molested don't know I mean it had to be somebody had to be getting f***** because there's no way all of us for that sexually active for no reason don't remember I have too many memories like being a basement and then not exactly remembering I have weird memories possible adults like it's it it's kind of like watching a fades in and out and I wish my memory was better but it's just no one's really is you know that's the weird thing about memories when it comes to being you know a young person no one's memories are very good you have like flashes I'd like some things that I definitely remember but because they like facts like when I was 7 we drove across the you know I remember those yeah I remember we got in an accident on Lombard Street in San Francisco and it's like the crookedest street in the world right remember that cuz I remember some try to pass us and remember scratch the car I remember that but like this little tiny things like sometimes I'll talk to my sister and I'll talk to my mom she's like to you remember that thing that all seems like I open up a folder sometimes it's scary though many times drive back to that area cuz it's in Edison and I'll drive back when I'm doing the stress Factory or gig and I'll just I'll drive to that neighborhood know what the fuk happened here something happened here and it might not just be one moment but something happened here that kind of shifted me because I don't know exactly what it is and dr. Drew told me I was molested me and maybe he's right I don't know the very least you were sexually involved with someone else who might have been yeah what I do without a date did the odds are it had to be 1,000 other thing that came of this article that I was saying that the origins of homosexual that's one thing they were saying that I was home before because the origins of sexuality homosexuality is Dem people being molested when they're younger is not what I said and let me explain that to people if you're gay if you read that you feel bad that can happen to people who would not be inclined towards homosexuality if they're molested when they're younger dr. Chris Ryan the guy wrote sex at dawn was explaining it to me is that there's up you like what is the term not necessarily patterning imprinting that you when you're sexually active I have someone sexual with you when you're young and that person happens to demand you can imprint and you could develop sexual feelings in response to that like you get your your brain triggers sexual feelings towards men where you might not be inclined so like even if you're not actually homosexual you're still turned on by men in a certain way because you were molested it's one of the reasons why they say they don't really know why people who get molested wind-up molesting people but it's really common it's like they know somebody describe your best like it's almost like a vampire bites you and this thing like you're passing it on to the next person this this creepy thing but that you know that this is another thing where people took out of context saying that you know I'm homophobic adult memories but not anything concrete I can say with sexually like it just kind of smoke that comes by and it leaves and that's kind of how those memories are but with there with the kids they were all kids in my age within a year or two of each other so it wasn't like I bet you probably don't know why you were doing or why what happened before that that started it and cause it I bet the person who you're doing it with no maintenance you know when people get molested when they were really young one of the big issues as they block it out yeah I don't remember a goddamn thing they date their brain protects them from all the darkness yeah I think so and I've heard that it wasn't that bad maybe it was just me and my friends and developed dominant force behind that I just don't remember but it's weird because it's like most kids don't blow their friends somewhere in history I got an idea open my mouth and see how they feel. Who's the first guy to pierce a septum right


    Kamaru Usman: I Would Never Fight Israel Adesanya
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    Shibuya we had talked about your dad and your dad being in jail and people Man Kim Kardashian has had I think some like 28 people wrongly accused released from prison she's all about like prison Justice Reform and she makes these regular trips to the White House to talk to the president about prison reform and about getting people out of jail that that got bad deals yeah and I mean that's it that's a worthy cause that's amazing, stop making fun of her so you know I could have never really speak on them but for someone to come out and actually cuz there's so many people that are behind bars because of something being wrongfully accused and the fact that she celebrity like her of her stature is really shedding light on that in and actually taking the steps to to go on these guys it's just amazing it's amazing and then speaking to my father like I said like this is no accident that we here like like life is this is no accident Joe but like last time I was here and it was the first time I ever talked about it and open up about it and this attorney great a shout out of South Florida actually contacted me like a you know I would love to take a look at the case and and and you know look at what's going on here and so you know he's kind of been like looking into a working on it and you know sending the letters I need to be sent and making the calls I need to be made and Joe the moment I just walked in here and I know this is no lie just showed you the text I just walked in here and I'm in the bathroom and I get the text that says he's going to be released soon. Incredible incredible I will definitely try that would be the big thing to me that would mean so much to me is is that my dad front-and-center for MiFi have my dad come into the cage and and then put that belt around me that that would be dizzy moments in life that I call it like being floored and that's just went by your heart hits the floor and I think those moments arrived and maybe she's worked for me when you think about the pursuit of happiness these are the definition of the when you can you can make your parents heart Hit the Floor by doing something like doing something to wear your recognized so much to where they're recognized for the work that they did Raising you that the good work that they did you know whether it's your winning the you know Road scholar with his winning the Nobel Peace Prize I can you imagine as a parent watching your child accomplish something great like that feeling is a feeling that I long for I want I want to make my parents feel that as many times as possible before they're called home and they passed from this Earth and and I'm sure my daughter won't point is going to want to do that and you know I think winning that title and I would have loved to see my dad's face when I won that title and just then you should just look into him and see how he felt so I can't I can't wait for him to be at the next one I can't wait for him to actually feel that how long has it been locked up for 2009 Chevy 11 years I think yeah and I know my dad did Miss beat to go see my dad the same guy relives the same guy you would think this is something I would defeat somebody that would crush them and kill him and of course I'm not with him day in and day out but my dad still the same guy to me until I'm not going to cry I can't I can't wait for him hold my dad again if you could choose who would you like to see him cageside when you fight who would you like to be fighting when he's there for the first time if I could choose you could choose would it be red panties night is worth to get to the point where the car decides I want to get my ass kicked by huisman that's his choice you know he has the right to make that decision because he's put himself in that position and I'll bet it's not a fight that I'm going to beg for her that I really want but I think someone brought it after my last fight that I'm sitting at the right under Georgia's record for most consecutive wins in the welterweight Division and I think I'm like one behind until I think imagine me breaking that record fighting the guy that has the record that that would be insane, I think besides, that's the biggest fight ties to the other the other biggest right to make his could be could be decided to go up to 170 yeah that would never fight to be really yeah that's my brother a mutual respect I don't see myself ever I don't see myself ever fight could be I don't see myself ever fighting Israel just need to file your knee if I don't see myself fighting them you know if you haven't yet plenty people having to Belton Nigeria's better than just having one guy holding two belts yeah I always everything first of all his striking is some of the most intricate complex and creative striking of ever seen just flew angles not just the champion and you know Israel is is he special his wagon and I'm I get kind of investor my damn I wish I could do that s*** I wish I could do this with my hands around the way he does in the way he is one of those guys that special and Israel is one of those guys that special hunts I want to be able to swing it somebody and they fall over I want to be able to have power like that francis's power supply it doesn't make sense


    Governor Cuomo's Mishandling of Coronavirus in Nursing Homes w/Krystal and Saagar
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    I think you're so right and to make it like a not a partisan thing our politics are so shallow Hollow theater cable news base there like Twitter politics and you can see it not just with Trump who's like the ultimate incarnation of that but during the pandemic Andrew Cuomo is like the celebrity Governor Democrats are like Hartley on hip is it on him but also they shut down later right then other places like washing like California which had much lower outbreak he mandated that nursing homes take back in and 43% of coronavirus in recovering patients and he happens that he got a you know million-dollar + campaign check before his re-election through Affiliated committee before he got re-elected and so he also put made sure to put into place a liability for all their executive so that if they don't do a good job that can't be held liable and that data shows is correlated with increased CO2 and infection rates because they know that they're going to be held responsible so there's a lower threshold there so there were very specific decisions that were really bad fueled the worst outbreak in the entire country but because he can get on TV and give a commanding press conference that's all people really care about the recovering being readmitted to the nursing homes you know but no night after night after night it's the show of the two brothers chumming it up what people are dying this is a politician supposed to be held to account that is supposed to be your turn around MSNBC wants to touch with each other and of course I mean people on the writer talking about it because he's a Democrat let's talk about it if it's a republican we're going to do the same thing and that's the way I mean at a basic level that's the way supposed to be and it it's a big big problem again going back to this moment that we're living in because no one trusts anyone and for good reason even if you are an MSNBC water and you know it and you love it and you love Rachel Maddow know you're getting spun stories that are going to like Peak your interest there nor the end of Every Blessing of every single news story cannot be Ergo Trump is bad like every single news story cannot be Ergo Trump is bad like literally every new story


    Joe Talks Monkeys Stealing Coronavirus Viles, Other Monkey Related Topics
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    it's like did you see that in India the monkey stole the coronavirus gang from the monkeys that were like give me that and they gave it to him but the funny thing is they didn't get into it so they actually were able to keep the specimens and taxes crazy yeah yeah yeah oh the barter yeah they make deal depending on the Monkees depending on the territory but it's up to the baby and stole the baby oh my goodness I don't want to say Indonesia on a leash and if you notice that came back so fast oh but it was it was like the monkey rode a motorcycle down this alley to these people that were sitting there grabs a baby and starts Dragon the baby away on the motorcycle motorcycle kid dragged to do is just holding its Keith holding on to the baby and he's being crazy for the kids so the guys trying to probably get them away from the kid that's insane and that's why we're the guys so casual to I mean just Illinois spring how the f*** would a monkey know how to ride a motorcycle if somebody that teaches at Mount definitely someday I can't wait to ride a motorcycle there's a photograph of famous photograph of a orangutan that is spearfishing and it learn how to do it by watching people who does monkey so it's hanging from a branch with a spear and sticking it into the water stabbed a fish just like it seen humans do cuz that's how the people fish there right now well how dope is that how crazy he's hanging with his feet in his hands into the water and the fish we were that yeah we were some form of that some form of that something happened something happen that causes two different if they start talk I don't know but you know something we're going to figure out some kind of a computer that's able to like read every tiny micro movement and interpreted into words you know and I'll be like mood and then like words and like how I think it's saying this and it's just going to get better and better and better is that gorilla that they taught sign language was in sign language got it and that this photo in the in the Zoo gorilla that could really talk up a storm like had like pretty I mean imagine if you're mad at me weird chimp that they were really confused about it they actually thought it might be a hybrid between a human and a champ because I want to say this is like the 50s or the 60s was really freaky and this lady kept it I think they eventually had to bring it to some sort of rescue center because it developed a very on the sexual relationship with this lady and her friends probably not this Humanity thing I can't find accuracy of it it says you put these on your luck I have seen a picture it's creepy if this person go to that one on the far left in the second row second to the far left at the black and white one look more and more just like a champ but one of the weird things about and see if you can find a video of it Oliver the humanzee he was to walk on his back feet so real creepy and so that's part of the reason why there was all the speculation that maybe it was like some sort of a hybrid that makes sense that they would be like definitely a there's got to be outliers you know because so much genetic information is shared between like all of the animals on the planet including us and we have billion pieces of all of it oh my gosh interesting weird yeah could be an outlier bald-faced as well I think they had some speculation human in it but they found I was just a champion still weirdchamp we've only been around in this form for somewhere in the neighborhood of 250,000 to 450000 years or something like that they don't really know but I think on the short and it's like quarter million years I mean it's weird if you look at the evolutionary like the lines we just go it's just a departure something something happened I know I first my percent wrong but I'm also Papa probably 100% yeah something some alien I mean mushrooms are aliens you know I think so extreme cold interesting idea of panspermia you know that I think that it's really possible that some sort of fungus could exist on an asteroid you know we have chunks of the Moon and Antarctica and other parts of the world where are some big asteroid hits or a meteor hits the moon a big chunk flies off to get sucked in our gravity and slams into Earth and if that can happen and you can get moon in Antarctica and other parts of the world where are some big asteroid hits or a meteor hits the moon a big chunk flies off to get sucked in our gravity and slams into Earth and if that can happen and you can get some fungus on that some sort of some sort of spores


    Reggie Watts Has Some Major Problems with Facebook
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    Facebook and Zuckerberg and his like Enos continued position of like well good balance think it's like it all it just comes up like the reaction to Kaepernick or Facebook's reluctance to do anything or even like it's basically saying like we're not we're not here to edit anything and I'm not saying that I'm for editing but it's okay if you have a few have if you're in charge of a company the fear the face of the come so what you do is a reflection of what you believe in right in his particular case he must have actually believe this but he just believes that to say nothing to do nothing about the things that are posted which is which you know you can argue in court all day doesn't incite violence or is it just someone being free they're expressing their free speech or you know whatever the deal is but if someone's consistently hitting a certain angle and the response is pretty palpable in Fairly miserable and yet you choose to just allow it to be what it is because he know people will figure it out the legend Kate themselves that type of a think you have to take some kind of a position from a humanitarian point of view and I think that I'm very disappointed in in social media in general because Jenna because they're trying to protect the bottom line and that's really what it comes off as it doesn't come off as like well I want to protect free speech he comes across more like we need a protector our bottom line because if we restart editing something then it's going to be a huge Landslide everyone's going to be like will screw this screw these guys for a stifling free speech and all that stuff but in actuality it's it only the only reason why you would make decisions like that are really just to protect the bottom line I don't really understand any other because I'm even Apple takes a position you know like Tim Cook will issue a letter that's then able to be circulated you can read the letter in my okay that's interesting that they don't believe in this and they don't believe in this as a company Zuckerberg is more like well I believe in in whatever the greater Bland generalization is for my operating system of systems is a technology company social media platform the difference what technology company responsibilities with social media platform has sugar Norma's it's an order to consequences or Norman Apple makes phones and computers and they have an app store and you know they they they take down bad apps and you know things that they find their spying on people in the like but they don't really have the same dilemmas it's unlike Facebook as when you talk about the importance of free speech when as soon as you decide okay this person can't talk but person can what you're essentially saying is my viewpoint is better than the Viewpoint of the person I disagree with now if you have very specific things like you can't docks people you can't threaten people you can't say anything racist or sexist homophobic or you want to establish those parameters you know if you decide that this is how you going to operate it if this is your company there's a real good argument that you should be allowed to do that because your company but then when it gets when the company gets big enough where it's like Facebook or Twitter then you get a real argument Powell the best argument for bad speech the best antidote is more speech is better speed so someone says something is wrong there's a real education value in being able to correct that and having other people correct but just eliminating it in some ways strengthen the resolve the people that hold that marginalized idea whether it's racism or sexism or whatever when you just eliminate it then they go off and it tends to strengthen their that there was all it had her you know it mean her and then but typically when it comes to things like right-wing issues or left-wing issues if you're if you're running it there's no right wing social media sites as popular as a left-wing ones but if there was and they decided we're not going to tolerate any trans stuff we're not going to even start talking about how a man who has a sex change is now willing to tell you go f*** yourself that's not real we're not going to tolerate abortion you want to talk about abortion rights you killing babies get the f*** off our platform and that's the kind of s*** that right-wing zealots would do to people that hold left-wing ideology but conversely you do see that from people who are left-wing zealots who are angry about peep who have right wing ideas and maybe even not so right wing like Megan I'm sorry if you've heard this before I use this example of times you listening Megan Murphy who is a what you would call a trans exclusion exclusionary radical feminist the color of turf and what that means is she's a person that's a feminist that doesn't believe that you can just change your sex and then you can have these arguments and deal with women's issues like a trans person she believes is different than a woman and in a sentence and there was some sort of a debate she was having online wear it with someone on Twitter and she said but a man is never a woman and so they told her she has to take that down and Associates on what on Wednesday a man has never won but if you wanted to talk biology a man is never a woman so if your person who is a left-wing Progressive salad and you don't want anybody that's not adhering or complying at all to the to the ideology of progressive people you ban someone like that and so I must yeah you let people correct the people to correct her and you get a lively debate where people get to discuss whether or not they are different things and intellectual argument in that there's a bad grade 2 sensor I'm just saying weighing in on the conversation and how you do that though specifically are we talking about well I'm just saying like for instance if I look at my comments say I post something on Twitter and then there's all these comments are they were like Nike a lot of my friends who have Twitter accounts they may they may read the comment and be like other guys in the house or whatever and never say anything and there's just like all of these you know comments that are some of us just troll people trying to get reactions stuff like that all that all that I like to personally engage all of that s*** and I like to come out there with a conversation and the thing that ends up happening with something like Facebook is because it's like I'm just a I guess I'm biased because I don't think I don't think very much of Zuckerberg at all and he's just kind of it a little bit of a thief or a lot of bit of a thief is a thief and he's not he's not innovator in anyway he's running a company but the ideas that time. He just basically stole the initial code for Facebook which was generated by a few different people just kind of made off with it and he just like you know it's like it's like how many companies are formed it's like someone had an idea there's no way for them to protect the idea because someone capitalized on the idea of I think it's like where that came from where they came from and so forth is arbitrary so I'd I know that they're Furious you know and I know that they're furious and I know some other people from startups that also know all I know is that in the beginning there was that and then in parallel as it was growing as they were making decisions I would hear from people that are in his orbit that we can describe his decision-making process processes and so forth and I don't get a sense that he he understands is is responsible his social responsibility responsibility to the identity of the company seems very far removed and in his actions kind of dictate that it's like a little bit laissez-faire in a sense that if if I have like going back to my comments I'm commenting on those things because I'm letting I'm letting people comment but I'm engaging in a conversation with okay and hopes that we can talk back to you they want yes of course yeah but you know what is the explanation that YouTube did for this but this is the problem with Banning comments or deleting comments it gets that stuff can get co-opted and there was a situation recently where YouTube was caught deleting comments that were critical of the Chinese Communist party and what Dave said was it was a software glitch but I saw that I said okay that that's what I'm talking about like that kind of s*** like once someone comes in and says hey really like it if you remove those things to talk about you know some of the mean stuff that we do yes yes I'm just saying be more accountable as the face of a company would you like him to do differently while I know you don't like them but like so is it just Facebook or do you have this problem with YouTube give us problem with Twitter I mean here's my problem at whenever you whenever power is Consolidated and they're always going to be promise cuz cuz there's going to be all these different ways that people wish that it were and it's not working for them in this way and so forth my thing is the future is distributed it's a distributed Network distributed social networks I have my own app watsapp that I created it's just a nap it's ya WhatsApp it's only on iOS we can look forward to it it just has it has exclusive content created a bunch of like interviews with Jack Wyatt and Leslie Feist and Fred Armisen are on there in the stupid series I called relations with shot entirely on drones and I can't really hear the conversation but I took it out WhatsApp it's out there but it's got live streaming I have a store that I sell my old electronics on but you know I have other artists are interested in making it happen apps are notoriously caught the cut cost-prohibitive I mean was Oliver Klein Klein designed single-handedly the whole app is a maze has a static is awesome but my thing was if I can create a template and keep getting the price down to make an app and they're just using template that I created for other artists and other bands then we can have a distributed network of apps that can enter communicate with one another without the need of Facebook Instagram any of these new social media platforms and that way when a fan comes to visit my site they know it's my s*** it's not being tracked no one's getting tracked there's no social for my for my there's no there's no social component to it people can't comment on anything there's just content to observe events to behold and electronics and headphones to be bought and that's it so when you go there feels like a safe space and so if there's an interconnected network of distributed apps which essentially just kind of interactive websites I guess that's what a nap is ultimately now you got some trust that it's not owned by Facebook it's owned by interview Corporation so for me it's about power consolidation it's never going to be what it what you want it to be it'll be convenient and it'll be ever-present like Google and for whatever reason Google I have a better opinion of than Facebook and mainly I will say also the other big factor in the basement to me is the Aesthetics piece of s*** it's a it's a confusing terribly design piece of s*** it'll be ever-present like Google for whatever reason Google I have a better opinion of than Facebook and mainly I will say also the other pick factor in Facebook to me is he Aesthetics are piece of s*** it's a it's a confusing terribly design piece of s***


    Joe Rogan and Reggie Watts on Evolving Human Consciousness
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    is but it's almost inevitable I mean I feel like we have to accept this new reality one day going to be a thing of the past and not just in terms of like what you browse and but I think what you think in the ones they got you on said to me in the last conversation I had to really creeped me out is like going to be able to talk without words was just talking about neural Link Link going to have hive mind my condensation or the go to the condensing of technology in general its we are fascinated with creating the things that we already do that we already do inherently so that idea of like being able to talk without words it's like that happens all the time anyway so you ever go on a dance floor and watch people like dancing like someone's like communicating adjusted Body Language they know what's going on or you're about to call your friend and suddenly your friend calls that words are going to dance for is a perfect example of like when them Porsches for the ass end goes out yet I'm going to stay away from that person dance I would make I want to make an example of you in a those women aren't real fall asleep when you wake up as a deep pain in the right side of your body like what the f*** is missing know about the picture on living I'm shooting for the shooting for The High Ground man we're going to do it do it I don't know our foundation is really being tested cuz we've had multiple blips in a row yes no big stress test Moon. Of peace or we can digest ease and recover yeah we're deteriorating which is like taking these hits in another Age of Enlightenment United Spain had one another every every most large cultural epicenters have had these moments where things can I came in the balance after some great turmoil and we were able to just put on cruise control for a little while and like Explore More in-depth nuanced things about who we are but those things existed before social media hahaha let's evil now like all this reality that you're in is a very Bland two dimensional projection of the reality show that you can experience yes it's our little fungus friends yes it is a little bit of an escape from this tired realm into a land of infinite possibility of love and understanding and connectedness in it and the dissolving of the ego in the air like the witches experience before that we can all do that could be legal with marijuana has radically changed the culture of California radically change the culture of Denver to change the culture of everywhere where it's been legalized in strip and it's changed the way people communicate with each other it's changed their ideas about law enforcement because we're no longer worried about Jack booted thugs knocked down our door because like to smoke a plant that makes us happy how we are as a human race and that's us it's a mild psychedelic inside right they come in very you know if marijuana is a gateway to anything it's a gateway to the real psychedelics it's a Gateway are mushrooms oh yeah we need Schewels some sort of psychedelic rituals best process by real legitimate Professionals in real life British establish centers were people actually know what they're doing we could to help people get passes this bump in our evolutionary travels piano the trauma and got a deal with the trauma we can't we can't you know that we we try to run away from it. Most of the time we try to feel good about stuff and and you just need to take it on understand it and then transfer yeah transforming it is to Part of Yourself that makes you stronger and then psychedelics really did just like a reminder to reminder of how we are you know cuz it cuz when children are born in their eyes are wanting everywhere and they're trying to absorb as much as they can about the world they don't care about color they don't care about any of the s*** that we have problems with this today all that stuff learned that initial state is essentially what happens with psychedelics we go back to the interconnectedness of Consciousness into however you want to Define that but the experience of it is very interconnected and it's a reminder that while yet we're parted word natural organisms we're part of this planet is fine as a part of a solar system the solar system Chicago pop-up pop-up tent that you set up in the wilderness of real consciousness Ctrl zip that tent and go onto the f****** Wilderness of psychedelic little baby pup tent this has been my reality and 100% if skinhead we were sitting across from each other or iOS but we kind of like he commented on something I was wearing or something like that and we started talking for a second we were talking about Mutual things and then he got he got up to get off the bus music and looking mean just going to it and they just kind of shrugged and walked off and I was like that's interesting basically a Neo-Nazi guy I was on a bus and for whatever reason we connected on this one thing and it reminded me of what's the name of the cartoon with the Sheepdog and the and the morning if you're if you're smart you're intuitive in your emotional intelligence if you can always intuitive and you're emotionally intelligent if you can always find your way to that person's core and you can share of value if you can share one value you can make it you can learn something even if it's a brief moment just for a second and interconnected moment with another person who had shared none of your values at all


    Joe Talks 2nd Amendment Rights and Gun Safety with Reggie Watts
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    well you're you're an unusual guy in that you're very left-wing like me but you're also very second amendment pro-second Amendment Usher like me I find like you and I are very big parallel so that that's true it's like for everything free but when s*** like this goes down and people just randomly lighting Targets on fire and you know and then out smashing windows and stealing things and knocking cars over and pulling people out of trucks now you understand that the veneer of civilization is very thin and they'd the chaos of being is very deep and it's I don't ever want to have to use a gun ever known a man being ever in my life if I if I make it to the grave and never have encountered anyone that I needed to shoot to protect my or I loved ones lives happy person yes of course I'd be much happier if I get to make that choice you know and I get to that I have the opportunity or the ability to protect myself or to protect someone I care about let me the sick it depends on the climate that you're you know we live in a climate that is like for very so many reasons that have we've gotten to this point at which essentially I could just say a blank the blanket blame goes to capitalism in general women than Siri like talk about this on this on the show a lot and capitalism in its most fundamental state is just essentially trade it's what humans did it Aveeno you set up a Fruit Stand in like someone's got bread and some of the trade and then there's kind of like an understood value for things and on a basic level it's just kind of what we do is human beings we barter we trade things like that but then you flash forward to any like overlay complexity over complexity or complexity that is then Guided by people are like I get all these hoarders and orders and people and choke points of resources rights and then they're they're kind of dictating Valley pop above the arms you know it's like yeah I enjoy the reason why I enjoy my ability to have a firearm is because I respect their power I'm in I'm in engineered mind minded person so I like the engineering in the craftsmanship behind it and I'd like the responsibility in the Safety Fair river that people take it seriously when I grew up people are really adamant about the safety of guns everything that whenever I touch the gun looked at a gun before you to pick it up they be like never put your finger on the trigger never appointed anybody unless you plan on firing it all the things that we all hear about gun owners are supposed to be taught and so growing up against I didn't really fear them they were just a thing you know in my mom's side of the family is all police police people and my dad was a military police military guns like that's just a part of the thing Farmers hunting all that stuff Great Falls same thing growing over my friends house and seeing them a deer on that strong opinion on the Rafters with a bunch of cardboard in the ground you know getting ready to be processed all of that stuff and for me I came back to guns like maybe like 10 years ago or something like that because I wanted to I was interested in training and overcoming my fear of handguns and and so that Fascination was great and went to Anna and Mike's parents like how long will it take me to get a handgun you know and I walked into a sporting good store at one of my favorites walk-in timed it 20 minutes I walked out and I had a bag with a handgun and ammunition in the bag and I was walking out of the store so there's no waiting. which which part of me is like part of me is like if you're responsible gun owner and you respect firearms that seems kind of normal you're like I'm responsible I know how to use this weapon safely I'm going to buy this guy and I'm going to walk out right and that was my first firearm ever bought whilst it was an interesting experiment I will say I'm going to talk to all my law enforcement friends and month in Montana like you know who was the guy walked in walked in his suit and have a full-on three piece suit and then had his carry concealed carry on him and then walked in with a huge bag of like crazy guns but he is a prosecutor and has to have security when he goes to cases and things like that because when they get convicted sometimes people suck their friends on him and stuff like that anyways he's never any altercations but an interesting guy really liked very heavily armed blah blah blah blah and I start talking like what would happen if order to get a firearm you had to like back when the NRA was the it would truly was the NRA when it was a bunch of like war vets who are like this is how you use Firearms safely like way back in those days if people had to go through training and had to be evaluated dad to pass driving like when you drive there like I don't have a problem with that yeah because you're promoting you're only doing yourself a favor you're you're you're promoting safety and you're educating people about firearms and stop to them if you want a firearm or you don't want to have a firearm but if you do you have to know how to safely operate a firearm and there are many kinds of firearms and all the same thing so anyways just beat around the bush that may be a good idea but people learn how to use a gun before they buy crack all the time for their professions in Great Falls and I'm sitting down with them about firearm on I never feel like nervous or anything like that but in but they're highly opinionated people who open carry open carry their always liked those people are almost always concealed carry permit people always say that those they don't like those people because it's you have a weapon that's visible and it doesn't have a fancy biometric lock on it there's nothing it's like if you're in a situation this man walks up behind you and takes again they just now they've got a gun and you just told everybody just showing everybody that you have a firearm and so there's this weird thing about open carry that conceal are people in like this is ridiculous wow you can do it if it's legal in your state certainly is it a good decision I don't I don't I don't think so it's probably not a good decision to do it when you just going to Walgreens but I'm saying you probably exists so that no one can ever infringe upon your rights to have one in any capacity so if you're her you know I'm saying it's not a thing where you want to do all the time but if he if some s*** goes down and you have a gun outside of the law should be you can do whatever the f*** you want like the law says you're allowed to open carry so you can have this gun outside your house doesn't mean go to the movies with a f****** AK-47 strapped to your chest yeah which people do In-N-Out and I get it night in the whole thing about like the gun issue is that it needs to start somewhere and it should started education guns are very into the safety aspect of it and I understand it's yeah it's very important to them yeah but it's one of those things where first of all weird now so many people there are all these Liberal Liberal friends of mine are asking me that like I know you have a gun dizzy like a gun text people that are anti-gun are hilarious because yeah they don't know that there are rules like this idea that there's no rules no rules awareness is always about education and the thing that the conversation always breaks down on either side or it's like if the gun that they're like any hint of something that says we're going to have to talk about this yet out there like now and then the people who are really anti-gun they're like any hint that there might have to be a compromise made then they're also equally like no and nothing's ever going to get done unless you get soldiers cops people use guns for an aunt who have to use guns profession talking to people who are Heritage gun owners people who've been growing up for Generations doing that to people who live in urban situations where there's illegal gun sales and black market guns and their problem with guns in their combined their communities all that stuff needs to be talked about but but the sides are so entrenched it's very very very difficult friends that are very interested in getting a gun now this open people's eyes you realize like this is not no one's on a power trip you just talking about your ability to safely defend your loved ones and yourself that's what that's how you're talkin about absolutely 100% you know and I'm my thing is to it's like technology is amazing and and gonser an interesting form of Technology because obviously if again in a healthy situation you like the new blah blah blah blah for the silencers did you have for this child I have a class 1 license all that geeky stuff sugiki is people working on engines and hot rods right there's that right then there is the whole cultural thing that you movie is going to like that bad boys nothing just guns or just stuff that people just have in the shooting and the thing is like people never understand when you talk to a war vet about guns and it's an gunfights in firefights especially recent firefights there like I never ever would ever if you two ever be in a gunfight ever and so and I and I believe them cuz I know things can change so quickly a bullet when you shoot a gun and it hit somebody and it in their life even if they're like threatening you support that is one of the most traumatic things that can happen in the human beings life and they have to live with that all the time women soldiers at least they have like I'm on a side and I'm trained you know and their psychological help and all that stuff for police officers most of them never even draw their weapons but when they and they do fire at the consequences are devastating on a psychological level but I will say that you know my friend who carries I was like what if the first three rounds that you have in your personal protection gun like that home whatever your handgun whatever it is one of the first three rounds were Rubber and then their life around after that and he was like oh that's an interesting idea and I'm like anything to protect yourself but not necessarily guarantee that you're going to kill kill somebody if it's you know if it's a weird situation situations happen fast and I understand when someone comes into your house all bets are off whatever you need to do however you feel if someone breaks in your house that's why I understand that completely but for me I'm like what can I do to make it really hard for someone to even get to me in the first place and my last last Last Resort is a weapon that can kill somebody that's my very very very last but I'm going to do everything I do for someone to even get to me in the first place in my last last Last Resort is a weapon that can kill somebody that's my very very very last but I'm going to do everything I can to be as pre-emptive is possible to not be enticing for people to want to come up and attack


    Joe Rogan on Agent Provocateurs During George Floyd Protests, Mysterious Pallets of Bricks
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    you seen these bricks that people been finding at all these different sites where people are protesting is organized stacks of brick know someone who wants someone to throw a brick so that they can impart martial law like what is it you know my my brain always goes to conspiratorial appear throughout major protest cities I mean these are the ones that don't have a reason to be there Jamie I'm going to send you this video that I already sent me because this is all your drama to buddy man it at the cartoon so they left an old shity police car out there and then on top of that this this is not okay Jamie I'm here dropping to you right now so this old shity police car and then these three have all these protesters and then these three people move in a very organized fashion and there's a guy who made a video about have you seen the video Jamie where the guy breaks down these at the end of everything that I'll send you the video cuz what's up yeah okay put it up on the screen so these random pallets of bricks this is very organized this on Ventura Boulevard out here in LA or in North Hollywood so these pallets of bricks or just sitting there like this Riot supplies supplies and exactly so who doing this this is very organized I mean many stacks of these bricks it's very anti Anarchist what is this organized but I mean was fuel for Anarchy but I just I wonder look look at this or do you think do you think I mean here's another theory could be possibly performance art I mean I mean and I'm like but that's very very organized very weird I mean I hope that those were reported that the police like pick them up that's promising is it these are provocateurs are getting caught by actual black lives matter protest on grabbing them windows and spray paint and that real change this is like you get this and it's really the perfect storm in terms of its horrific nature you see this guy whose nonchalantly got his knee on this man's neck for 8 minutes and 38 seconds to just there's no no justification it's very clear that horrific there's no blurriness there's no gray area. It's just dirty dies and everybody is a fantastic reason upset and they want change and they're marching through the streets only see these bricks and then we see the chaos and there's cops cops the people knew were cops wearing police officer gas masks Like official gas mask like the ones that the cops use military issue s*** yeah and then these people chasing are you a f****** cop like this guy's breaking windows at Target and then someone in a comment was like I know who that is that guy is a cop and they were they were calling out the guy's name so this cop is going around firefighters that lights buildings on fire so they can save them right it's an exciting this of what was going on here it's a I think some people just wish they want it to turn into something massive and they wanted to be like a Civil War and and there's also like their whole race war thing that you know you hear about in a white supremacist like that talk about it now and there's then there's like the right with the thing is like your mind can swim in all kinds of like conspirators ways and it's probably it's a mixture of all kinds of things yeah it's definitely like probably like hey I'm going to do this or like hey we should do that or someone kind of kids around someone's listening you know in the police police department whatever in there like yeah we would if we were doing that whatever and they hear that I like I am going to do that who now has been that's some dangerous and I think that that's amazing that that that that protesters who are seeing this because those people if they're just not helping in any way and I'm sure there's a good one so that this a****** is smashing things and this guy comes over and grabs him a f****** body slams them and then everybody holds a guy down there screaming and yelling at him yeah they hold this guy I don't know if real shity darkest that are like you know they're basically they're like we're doing this this is our time and you know that there's like a whole wave of those people because I mean I remember going to Brandenburg Germany friend of mine out there has like they're a bunch of a kind of antifa anarchists feel like kind of mellow version German mellow version of that lot of funchal that was actually sky like a weird shaky history because I can go Bulls training camp for the Nazi youth at one point and then it was before that it was like a Polish I don't know like Air Force place or something weird shaky history but they bought it and they've converted it and now it's like a very accepting of all people like all kinds of people live on there and then they are people who work on the what's it called Fusion Festival which is one of the biggest festivals in the world in Germany that's in Brandenburg has an amazing festivals all just love based techno you know but it's got that hard edge of like Auntie corporate it's all DIY but it's massive it's like 70,000 people festivals like burning man in the woods and very interesting conversations that you hear from them but they're interview I don't I don't I mean a tiny bit ambition but not not a lot I actually was trying to learn them I love the German language do they speak English in an Audi R8 V10 plus and and I drove it onto the grounds when they were tearing down and this young woman came up with a spray paint can and was like shaking the can and going like what are you doing here with this kind of a vehicle and it was this weird 10 stand-up but I was with one of the people who is like one of the patch spray paint your car oh yeah yeah yeah I know and anyway like I was like you know what if she would have done it that's fine I was in her territory you know when it comes to stuff like that well I guess I just asked out a trip like this fascist anti-fascist whatever symbol on the know now and again as an initial response under if something happens and people go out in their young especially in this in this climate you know being cooped up no jobs what do you want to do I was literally behind this this is ridiculous whatever boom initial like who knows what's going to happen in that chaos when everybody goes outside I get that the continuation of it as the standard Behavior that's that's a problem that any leader any civil leader is going to condemn in friend frowned upon because at the the day I'm a pragmatist and it's just an efficient it's just very inefficient and inefficient it's like how how are you going to use that energy light harness the energy for real change you got to like you got to figure you have to strategize and for me I'm about hacking like we got to hack the system to tear down capitalism and who's making your shoes where did you get your car you f****** idiot I know I'll give you a hint. America yes I know it is really like it is and I agree with that 100% so they bought yes yes of every without a doubt every this is what's so weird about it is that it it's such a paradox right decisions what you're describing so like if you want to effect change you either going to fit into the feedback loop for going to feed back into the feedback loop or going to figure out a way to shift it so that you're able to spiral away from it and that's really what we need and I like people taking responsibility for getting rid of the fuc wits that are that are like f****** for everybody because guaranteed whether it's the police or there's protesters it's always a very very small percentage of those people are going to f*** it up because also the news love sensationalism so we're going to work on that everything went chaotic people lost s*** tons of money and then all the sudden you have this pandemic in the pandemic comes along and people cannot work so for the first time ever through no fault of your own you literally can't work for months and months at a time there's a staggering number of people right now that are in Desperate states that there is a terrible position financially they're about to lose their home they're about to lose their car there about they don't know what the f*** they're going to do to feed themselves and then you get this murder in the murder just lights all this dry wood and then everybody says look these people are all full of s*** Donald Trump's full of s*** Nancy Pelosi's full of s*** they're all monsters are both Gavin Newsom full of s*** with f****** burn it down and that's taking a part that that's that's that's happening wow these peaceful protest all the while people just got done watching The Joker so the joke I know f****** billion dollar movie where this guy kills everybody and Burn It To The Ground choose people on TV and here's the problem you kind of cheer for him to cheer for him if this is a movie but a bunch of people like look we're going to f****** end this corrupt system of capitalism start smashing Windows burning things part of you would be going let's see how this turns out interesting choice do they have a plan but then if the movie in the movie like if you saw these pallets of bricks just mysteriously appearing at these areas where people are scheduled to protest and where these these marches are supposed to go by like a what is the f*** is going on here yeah it's it's there's something else at play that's like trying to like push it over into that fantasy to move from the fantasy into the reality of friends think it's right wing people stores that are trying to start this sort of chaotic scene so that the military can be called in which would essentially Trump apparently did today oh yes is that something that happened after his speech was essentially saying that if they didn't call in the National Guard, I don't know if you can do that I don't think you can do that taking us martial law essentially in a weird way it goes against I mean like you were you know you're talking about left-wing people saying like it's the right wing and I'm sure there are right-wing people that are like winning for their point of view because they're like well we're doing and no one knows who it is and we're just doing it from the time I mean they've always done that Hitler burned he did that to incite the people of Germany to get behind him and he was going to take control the Citron Nero burn Rome same way I mean it was all done in order to get people excited about this idea of this one person saving them from this attack and that that is a been done forever you had a great video called 911 the road to tyranny is the first time I really understood that agent provocateur is our government strategy and he detailed like very this is like I guess it was like 2001 or 2002 that he put this video out and he detailed how the World Trade Organization when those people were protesting against the WTO and this is in Seattle yeah it was there okay so when you were you were there in 2000 what was there just before it blew up I actually don't know it's too early to early 2000s male 2000-2001 or something and these guys dressed exactly like that guy was talking about earlier real black face covered military issue outfits military shoes Vibram soled shoes all dressed the uniformly started smashing Windows smashing cars pushing over a post office box is lighting things on fire and then they wound up shutting down all the protests and even had they had a no protest Zone without showing up at work with WTO stick or your W-2 pin with a red line through it they made them take that pin off of their jacket before they went through the line because you couldn't have anything that was anything any any sort of a protest and crazy like this is all documented this film then they eventually all these guys who are the agent provocateur hold up in the building and then the police negotiated with them and then release them so there was some sort of an or order from higher up and they were all released and she's saying that use these guys The Used military people for some branch of the government who knows what the f*** they were who they were they use them to turn a peaceful protest about a legitimate concerns people have about the doings of the World Trade Organization and they turned it into a violent encounter that they could then justifiably bring in the police and shut everything down make sense they're worried about these brakes these bricks this is horseshit that this is this is done to shut down the peaceful protests where people are legitimately and righteously concerned about ending police brutality cuz it's been going on forever it's been going on too long yeah I mean yeah I mean it I just at this point it's like I don't I don't put it past any measure done by people that want to maintain their bottom line like they'll do whatever it takes and it's like again you know when it it comes to stuff like that I'm like I want to stay informed and when I returned those I want to keep those ideas in in mind and is the most simplistic way which is if you got a lot of s*** you can do whatever it takes to keep your s*** in the end you'll do all kinds of crazy s*** to try to maintain power and control and and what and what really sucks is that if you did the opposite if you did with that sheriff did you actually get not only get what you want but you get more yeah and that's what I don't understand the virus of doing evil badly that's what I good so I think of it as being very inefficient and terrible at being selfish and greedy if you were really selfish and if you're really greedy greedy you would make sure that the well-being of your population was Matt so that there was reverence for your position and if there's reverence for your position then you have the Goodwill of people it's easier to make things happen however you don't get that at the 5D chess reverence for your position and if there's reverence for your position then you have the Goodwill of people it's easier to make things happen however you don't get that at the 5D chess man I mean


    Joe Rogan on the George Floyd Protests, Riots w/Reggie Watts
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    rubber bullets that these cops are you he can't get f***** up is this and they just shooting them in the people yet directly I lost an eye that happened to announce that the WTO riots you know like one second you're like oh cool the chief of police is talking to the lead organizer and he's got his helmet off and everyone's I go this is cool they're all talking and then from behind the police lines you hear a bullhorn we're going to be launching tear gas please clear the area and like wait a minute you guys were just talking and said by someone that wasn't him and then suddenly turns into pandemonium in the next thing another dude loses an Arabic guy that I knew that was a friend of a friend lost his eye in the WTO riots because the guy that the police officer shot at him directly instead of bouncing it off the ground it's just like and it comes down to my gun my gun Guru dude that I was in a training with her for a film and that's kind of wants me back into into stuff but he was saying training training training like when it comes to police officers it's Community outrage reach being able to actually establish contact with you community so that you they can at least have some form of trust or someone that they can talk to you that they can relate to so they understand the police were there for the protection than the other thing is like training a lot of these officers are just like they're just sending them out and go and pay good luck deal with stuff as it happens and then some of the cats are like they don't know their anger gets the best of them someone's being indignant and they let you know what I'm going to lay it down I just think most people do not have the kind of permit in character to deal with being in the position of having control over the people really ultimate fatal control over other people I just don't think they have that I think most people I mean I think that takes a really powerful person and there are powerful people out there that handle it handle it well and they're great cops yes and then there's guys like that guy who put his f****** neon that man's neck for 8 minutes and 38 seconds or whatever it was and finally did the family got their own autopsy and they the autopsy showed the man did die from from not just his fixation but also from the blood being cut off to the brain which is really what it is it's a blood choke you cuz you're you're putting your shin on the side of the neck is cutting off the Carotid artery it's like a joke like I could you Jitsu choke you know need to get me to get ahead of this and sucking out just probably tell it like it is formed against him over the years and if you're copping you you you've noticed another of fellow officer in the field doing some s*** that they think is like not cool or just straight illegal whatever or they have a feeling that it's going to escalate with this person if they're if it's left on check they really it's hard for them to communicate to because there's this whole brotherhood loyalty thing that locks everybody until like this Code of Silence and it sucks because well it how do you expect Police Department's to get better police Amazon allowing themselves to get better some people that do step out they get in trouble if some people to do call out other officers for shady Behavior but there was one woman really recently I think it was either yesterday or today there was a guy and he's arguing with these protesters this male cop and this woman gets on her knees in front of him and said she's on her knees and he shoves her to the ground when she's on her knees and this female officer gets in nice face and starts yelling at him and he's worn him down yelling at him and it's all on video it's so there are example of a mob turn back or you get that sheriff from Flint Michigan did you see that video of that was amazing that was amazing and put him in that situation with those people yet it's a magro attitude he'd be yelling at people and tell him to shut the f****** push them away and probably escalated or imagined that cop within the other scenario is that woman on the ground and probably like me and I don't want you on your knees how you handle a situation in the moment and again if they had a little bit of training a little bit of training to say like stop before I think stop think then assess the situation and you know unless your life is in danger like you know but that these situations are not that these are cops that are like something happens there's like something clicks and there's chaos all around and the instinct is like essentially the same mentality as someone who's taking advantage of it on the other side that you were like that people to come out after the initial rage wave of like you know which is a natural kind of biological Instinct and it's a rebalancing but then they're the opportunist that sneak in behind the wave and those the people that you see like targeting in a very organized way targeting you stores know exactly where they're going to go and they're going to take advantage of these moments chaos instead of the majority wavelength which is just like yours know exactly where they're going to go either going to take advantage of these moments of chaos and then the cops see that and it's like will they kind of get on get in on that wavelength instead of the majority wavelength which is just like we're pissed we're emotional we're loud but we're allowed to do this


    Best of the Week - May 24, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    is there a struggle to find time like to demand as the time between work and family relationships and I had that accident accident was the the the best eye-opening experience ever and I mean it's it's I was married to my career dating my family right like I'm I'm all about this work and all about this hustle kranitz nothing wrong with it it's a good thing but after a certain point you got to prioritize accordingly when you when you get to a certain point where the decisions that can be made our little more control and you have the ability to maneuver differently because of the successes you've obtained make those adjustments I didn't make those adjustments I was still hustle hustle hustle credit crate Dad we're doing stuff I'm home I'm getting back home but my in-and-outs three days I am out 2 days 3 days I'm out I got to go from the movie y'all come down for the weekends all right I'll see you guys will eat dinner with do stuff and it's great cram it all in all right y'all got to go I'm working and it's not bad but now all right I'll from the movie after I'm done filming a movie while I got I need to take 30 days off I need to take 40 days off should me and the fam now and you go tour it was just a year-and-a-half we out for days out the f*** week-out year-and-a-half I got to get it now let's go a month and a half. For 3 weeks I'm with the fam so I still have my three days a week that I was here but then I'm going to stop at 3 weeks this is dedicated to Pam times and nobody do anything with me or talk to me, I'm home now office I was in that office when we f****** open office open at 9 I'm there 8 you know there's a chance that I may be in that office to f****** 6 now you have no matter what guys that day in the office has to end it like three I got to be home for dinner I got dinner with the fam my priorities have changed but it brings me back to the decisions that you're now able to make based off of lice circumstances life's lessons so because of all the s*** that I went through because of the things I now got to see because of that hospital room in those four walls and me seeing my family and what that love did for me into me or I'll be damned if I f****** look past that I'll be damned if I'm not do what I'm supposed to do and give that the same amount of attention and return when you going to do your thing with Norm again you got to swing we've been planning for a while now so now we're just going to we just need to put all the the nuts and bolts into place and then get it Go studio get a camera and inches do it but you're going to be the first guess I'm in or I could so I'll let you know being singer have a great story about Norm me and him on a plane and randomly this is crazy but true random like twice I sat next to him on planes just random oh yeah totally random but one time we're flying back and he's like yeah tell me all this month to stop smoking this that were talking soon as he went he walks right into the f****** store buys a carton of cigarettes and he's opening a cigarette he's a lighting it before he gets out the door and I go what are you doing with all that talk about smoke I had to have one and the flight from just like having an audience of one of the greatest is ever do you stocks yet. He's probably you know he's he's probably like in my top three favorite stand-up comics of all time and have been Norman Spade that just been so good to me and I love them both and they're both equally hilarious and different ways but Norm I'll never forget how quick he was he was hosting that podcast we had Larry King on one time and Larry was like give you a show you know the way cuz he was just f****** outlandish saying the most crazy f****** s*** to learn I always listen that's why I always learn from the gas because I'm always listening in order to me interrupt you there is the hidden King of the internet if he decided to have a podcast through the biggest podcast of all time I'm sure he's read the book several times okay good I need to talk to you about it you have the best fighters in the world can always match a good match but it's the first one that makes mistake is the one who loses that's where it and momentum is so important in sports momentum a mistake you're like a wave you slowly get a little bigger and he's totally get a little bigger now you start to capitalize because once they make a mistake that pattern starting to create and then once you got someone making mistake after mistake after mistake that's when you crumble on him and I feel like that's what he's done really well three fights prior to that he was just a capital able to capitalize on the big mistake but credit to Tony Tony is one of the most gangster dudes in this Sport and for him to go through the damage that he did a continue to walk forward is something unique is one of the coolest things to experience as a coach to sit there and watch his mental not change even when it cuz I was calling for the ref to stop the fight it about halfway through the 5th round and when he got hit with that last job and shook his head I don't think it was like I don't want to go on no more I don't know if it was the orbital cuz I know he had a little issue but there was something going on where his body is his shin from the check he was still kicking there's never getting cracked and it was super unique to watch but again it was it was great to see someone who can listen and understand that if you stay in control yourself that's the key to everything in this world if you listen to anything else on the outside and you start to adapt at the other things you never go live the way you want to live in to be a fighter you have to be in control yourself all the time their self fake it to you make it till you get to the championship and you have to live that way you have to obsess never being broken and even if you break except it in the next don't deal with it man I had such a bad day 0 good sit around and talk about shity day where did you store everything but was initially I didn't to be honest I didn't expect to see a Wolverine I never have and I just wasn't something on my Consciousness and so when I got the Moose I put all them meet up on the Shelf I built and thought man if a bear comes it'll be great I have a chance at a bear you know I'll wake up in the night and kind of be like a bait pile basically I was maybe expecting a bear to come but I went to sleep the first night I got the moose and woke up and it came out and they were just tracks everywhere somehow I hadn't woke me up but Wolverines a lots liar animal and you'd come and pulled out all the kidney fat I'd like a jug of kidney it was it was rough and so then he was pretty excited I'm sure Wolverine just kept coming back every day I figured out of there like I figured they were nocturnal but I'd be like out there in the middle of David come running up in like try to grab some meat and run off as I called he smokes those things bulb a photo of him sneaking around the butt which is gold up there Wauconda gun, I thought I would hear a bear coming but didn't think it will drink bears chasing Bears off the kill they didn't they did everything right in you know ya know maybe in hindsight is going to turn out that it was the right thing to do and then it stopped the spread of the virus and even though there was flare-ups here and there it made people more aware in the virus eventually goes away maybe it's possible but even if it's not the right thing to do I think people are just you know doing it out of caution because we don't know what it is but it's not the only strategy strategies that could be employed and they could have made people more card to send them protecting themselves that would have really greatly slowed the risk of transmission I think you could have let people stay working me tell people they can't work I don't I don't like that you know I don't like that not just because it's unconstitutional I don't like that because I don't like people telling people what to do and I don't like that because I don't like one person being in charge of figuring out what's right or wrong I know it's one person or a hundred people what's right or wrong for the entire state of 40 million people today and to make up the the mind for them based on what just cuz you have voted in the office that doesn't make any sense to me you should be dealing with like legitimate problems not controlling the population through some orwellian mandate we just deem it that everyone has to stay home then you even offer rewards for people in La the mayor was offering rewards for people turning people in who weren't social distancing search on somebody not wearing a mask or not doing what they say yeah yeah yeah this is a terrible idea you were encouraging people to turn people in for rewards do not understand psychology because people that have grudges against people these people that they don't like their neighbor hand sanitizer stay safe stay home watch her husband I'm going into a cop car that I know what the f*** they're doing man they don't know what the f*** they're doing no one knows what the f*** they're doing for them to tell us what to do like definitely you have to do no maybe you should do it that way maybe you should wear I'm asking you to stay home and don't don't tell me what to do Kaiser stay safe stay home watch her husband I'm going into a cop car so I know what the f*** they're doing man they don't know what the f*** they're doing no one knows what the f*** they're doing for them to tell us what to do like definitely you have to do no maybe you should do it that way maybe you should wear a mask and don't don't tell me what to do


    What If You Had to Live Your Life Over and Over (Until You Got It Right)? w/Jesus Trejo | Joe Rogan
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    that was really what life was like you started off as a single-celled thing and then that died in the next life to come back as a multi-celled organism and in that. And then you work your way to the worm World insect World a spider world with we're at the end of a long process that started not just biologically started with the the first single celled organisms but like that's a graduation that the life-form has to go through I think I'll be done but I think it would be cool if people had an idea that that's what was happening I think people would be a lot more mindful you'd be like cuz you've experienced every level along the way it would mean something to be at the level that we're at right yeah people wouldn't take life for granted as much because like man I have to go through every step of the way to get to hear you feel the same one you also run into people that seem like they got a f*****-up roll of the dice from the start like almost like even almost like they're starting out life at a deficit from another life like they owe money on their past life like their past life up so bad they're coming back in this one they're doing their best but you should pay the tickets off bro that's that's crazy is it so crazy that you do the same life over and over and over again until you get it right is that crazy I don't think it's crazy it's almost satisfying because it's like I'll have another shot at doing it right because this one wasn't his wanted wanted to be but I think that mine f**** you if you really knew that that was true you'd be so mind f*** you would I don't know if I'd be able to live in the moment concerned in their lives and I'm not worried about it we're not just that but you would be taking like what's the point it's just I'm just going to do this forever and ever and ever my cool with that you think the human mind wants like a like a kind of a structure and ending like they want to know how this ends in the shifts that we all agree are necessary like sleep like so we are have on and off and on and off and nobody violates that there's no no one gets to not go off on and off you could hold off off for a long time eventually I've been up for 48 hours is a part of this thing that we do so I think we take comfort in like having markers like it's lunch time so it's dinner time let's watch a show and then I'm going to take a shower and go to bed and get to these markers or that they're in your head and it kind of makes life makes sense like girl you just looking forward to the next thing and looking forward to the next thing but if you knew for a fact that this life goes on forever forever and ever and ever go on a millionaire you got to get it right right is this life doesn't give a f*** with the 1950s were like or what what cars people drove in the 70s light doesn't give a f*** it's just going to do the same thing again over and over and over and over and over again or some kind of maddening kind of crazy what if it's even worse what if you start off as a single-celled organism all the way through Furniture is real but what if you like you get to the top of the game and then boom start off as a bug and you go through the whole thing go to the whole thing all over again until you become you again the exact same you confronted by the exact same situations with different outcomes maybe like a hint like something the back and has like him and I think we've done this before don't do it this time amen but that's what yes you know that's that's what would changing and 9 Focus too hard yeah I sometimes I feel like you do you have something because we know that like dogs have like serious instincts man like crazy instincts are built-in they all have them where is that coming from where they get the information why do they know to smell piss why do they know that pee on the spot another dog did like I didn't have to teach my dog where to get that from I think it's getting it through its is genetics or programming that the ancestors of left in the Saints not blank slate dogs are not blank slates I mean they say everything has you know some kind of level of of programming even planted the molecular level they say they have like kind of like a binary code in there if you look deep down inside I've read stuff online and is like I kind of believe that it's all part of like some kind of program of some sort slate dogs are not blank slates I mean they say everything has you know some kind of level of of programming even planted the molecular level they said they have like kind of like a binary code in there if you look deep down inside I've read stuff online and is like I kind of believe that it's all part of like some kind of program of some sort


    Joe Rogan on People Criticizing Governor Newsom for Reopening "Too Soon"
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    it's going to be real weird to see what happens when they going to take for us to even out cuz it's going to your Rocky restart Rocky soon stay home stay home enough we can't just stay home forever this is not a valid strategy for dealing with a virus does not work is all this talk all this talk like it is if anyone has the correct answer it is sad yeah. Maybe in hindsight is going to turn out that it was the right thing to do and then it stopped the spread of the virus and even though there was flare-ups here and there and made people more aware in the virus eventually goes away maybe it's possible but even if it's not the right thing to do I think people are just you know doing it out of caution because we don't know what it is but it's not the only strategy there was other strategies and could be employed and they could have made people more condescending protecting themselves that would have really greatly slowed the risk of transmission and I think you could have let people stay work tell people they can't work I don't I don't like that and you know I don't like that not just because it's unconstitutional I don't like that because I don't like people telling people what to do and I don't like that because I don't like one person being in charge of figuring out what's right or wrong I don't know it's one person or a hundred people what's right or wrong for an entire state of 40 million people to run and to make up the the mind for them based on what Basin just cuz you have voted in the office right that doesn't make you should be dealing with like legitimate problems not controlling the population through some orwellian mandate we just deem it that everyone has to stay home then you even offer rewards for people in La the mayor was offering rewards for people turning people in who weren't social distancing yeah that's your setting people up to yeah it's a good thing which is normally it's snitches get stitches turn people in for rewards do not understand psychology because people that have grudges against people these people that they don't like their neighbor stay safe stay home watch your hair then I'm going into a cop car cuz I know what the f*** they're doing man they don't know what the f*** they're doing no one knows what the f*** they're doing for them to tell us what to do like definitely you have to do no maybe you should do it that way maybe you should wear I'm asking you to stay home and don't don't tell me what to do muscari magic catch their plate you should turn that in because you're a good citizen and should they want to give up the information about that crime with there's a license plate or description we got a video or some like that you do that because you're a good person you don't want your mom to get robbed like that you do that because you don't want your name to get robbed you can do that because there's a problem in your community there's a person is committing a crime and as a community we organize we look we look out for each other it was found on his person f****** up like the Inception of this program wasn't it like a like a neighborhood watch program and you always see Neighborhood Watch program how much are they watching in the people so lazy this is kind of what there's a bunch of actual rewards up here right now they're looking for information on a bunch of shootings and $25,000 reward they don't have the time to show many things are going on in LA are all the times somebody breaks in your house like you did you die we got to do what is it that they don't have the time they don't have the time to show many things are going on in LA are all the times somebody breaks in your house like you did you die we got s*** to do a full-time Colombo on the job of the f****** dusting for fingerprints that kind of bandwidth there's no way


    Jordan Jonas on Hunting Moose and Lugging Cameras on “Alone”
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    that's the crazy thing right like you don't you're not just doing something bad filming tips before you go out to have a camera cuz I've been like fur trapping in Siberia it's like you're just alone alone and everything you do just feels like nobody's ever going to know about it like I've been out there for a few weeks and I came into like ice beautiful Woods in Siberian L&I member being like the first time I've spoken out loud in like 3 weeks tell you when they give you the camera equipment and tell you to go out and film yourself how much battery life do you have why you got this big like car battery size pack that you can like recharge your batteries with and then they'll occasionally come on like Med checks to to see make sure you're not too skinny or something like that give you a bell to ring or something. It's the thing you would give up with like if you were ready to tap out of red. play dependent not just on you succeeding but documenting every you guys have to document everything we need 8 hours of footage a day minimum so when you're swinging a wolverine if you got all that on film and because my hands were a long ways away and that's kind of where it came so that would be a giant distraction because there was a different moose that I'd shot at that I totally missed but big giant dinosaur his legs are stupid. It was a real kick in the pants of the night like in the morning hit the cans and I figured I would just warn me want you know if something hit the Kansas would wake me up and I can go out and try to hunt it what actually happened is he went through the cans scared himself and ran like perfectly in my direction and turned around and looked at the Cannes like broadside to me like I came out and it was just a perfect shot but it was 40 I Pace it off afterwards 43 yards and he was such a big animal that I thought he was closer so I put them in like 30 yards guessing you know and I missed my first and only shot did you call him in every day I would just pick berries call Moose literally it was a good Berry Patch just sit there and eat berries and call and eat berries and call and yeah I think both the bull moose that I saw came into that calling because it would take him a long time in the morning vocal mimic their voice with your voice yeah I think about mooses how many people made it to a lot of people just threw toughness you know I just starving out like do do you know who you were pointing out yes just catching a few rabbits here and there you know the fishing is a big thing he not like it was nice to have the moves someone would but I mean again with a recurve it's pretty hard plus you and haven't ever scouted your territory so you don't know how things are going because I was so focused on getting one right from the bat like right when they drop my helicopter off it was like I went out and scouted like where might moose come in and you know like yeah building a shelter away from where moose might walk by so that I wouldn't blow up a spot that kind of stuff so how did the other people what did they eat today's it was a girl named Juanita and she and another guy named Nathan made it you know the his shelter burnt down and I was kind of in for him both of them made it right up to 71 72 days is chopping all up everything that's nuts f****** Ball Z people to do this good for everybody that sounds of it raining in a day as much as I could I was just tired I guess I was having fish so I would have fish for lunch and then breakfast in like dinner at moose and I was just a basic I told myself well I can't quit until I finish this home


    Jordan Jonas Had a Run In with a Bear in Russia
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    we're doing that project trying to get me know guys from Detroit to stop drinking out in Siberia we had like a little hunting cabin we were based at and I woke up one morning and we had a stupid dog that just barked at everything and I just hear the block like less than a hundred we could have watched the whole thing if I would have just woke up right away but it came to kill the Moose right next to our cabin when we came out it sauce and took off running and when I come in so we walked over there like she's a whole warm still here out there barking and it felt like a ghost in the Darkness cameras I handed the gun to this dude then he's just like I figured he knew what he was a bad choice but I got my camera he got the gun and then again we're looking at where the dogs barking and the bear like pops up right here and stand up it's like and do just took off running with the the full almost a minute later I was just like they're like I'm not going to situation but what they would likely like cut the head off and put a size under a rock because they didn't want the like Spirit to see what are aware who got it so they are in the village so that the bear thinks those are the people although you can if you boil the heck out of it over 160 right now yes I don't know I felt like his muscles like you can feel the little the little parasite worms everything is in pain but I know that some people who eat bear have cut open the bear and seen the worms literally crawling underneath the skin you can see him even on the bear that they're in there they're like bear big old brown bear I mean it wasn't an old one is probably it's hard to say but it was a full-grown yes I'm where I put up a picture of the hide but anyway he has a big bear I don't actually know what I did with that video which is very sad interacting with him when you're always in the woods like that happy people the guys talking about losing his favorite hunting dog to death that happened the way they do dogs over there they think you're interesting cuz I have a different dog for every type of animal so if you got like a dog that's really good at rainbirds and you got a dog that's could have gone after bears and you got to get dog is good and stable give dog had a nose just randomly either white mutts looking things are not very big but they're not small is average sized dogs and the dogs like texting pretty happy but they also like to go out and super cold weather and this dog love melted a big hole in the snow and it snowed on top of it and it like pops yeah it's eating motion like certain scraps and stuff but yeah I would not an enviable diet they had their usually kind of thin but but


    Jordan Jonas Used a Homemade Fishing Reel on “Alone”
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    how are you catching fish if you brought them up. Paul and rigged up a little thing that made me so I could cast and I could cast a long ways out and it was the funniest fishing I've ever done similar to what they use in Soviet likes old Soviet reels so I had been the gave me the idea for making that style that Realtors are just so basic you know and and it takes a little practice to use but anyway we rigged it up or work great I could cast way out there took me a long time to catch my first fish a few weeks but after I did I kind of like dial the van and it was Sunday dried moose meat and they loved it so I was just catching them all on moose meat or like fish belly and I catch a fish and cut out a strep test strip then they love that and it was mostly lake trout but some of them over 20 lb paracord I was I was just testing out making like a fly line out of paracord their leader as well like using a paracord and like Brayden it down that's not that that's not the thing I was just experimenting did you bring fishing hooks relations or something finally wears itself out which you know it take stripping the line in or you do you have had my little real so I could like put my thumb on it and it would like a dragon seating for a couple days between eight and twenty something out there you know starving and you need fat it's like a lot of times I would eat the fish and kind of put the main Meat part of it away for later but you need to belly the head all the Daddy's Hands all your fish made into to get all the nutrients out of the you find any edible vegetables or anything


    “Alone” Winner Jordan Jonas Tangled with a Wolverine
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    what about fat do you need fat that's why you eat the whole animal you know suck the brain out of the rabbit try to get every bit of fat you can get in. I learned a lot about that out there because then I got a lot of rabbits and squirrels early on but I still just lost weight as fast as if I wasn't eating it felt like Just Energy start eating it was like maybe enough to make up for the energy I was expanding by running around like I don't think I lost fat their weight faster than someone that was just sitting there has been about the same but I was able to run around have fun we're moving and stuff so you didn't have any supplies that you it's it's a fascinating experience when that helicopter drops you off flies away and you're even ever scouted this place before you didn't get to choose where you're at as flies away and have to leave here potential sustainability boiling on my water but then I just slowly drink bits of Raleigh water until I could pretty much just drink while Raul water because it was it was a big old Lake up in the far north it's like pretty clean and I didn't get sick but done in Siberia too and it's always forget even in like moss puddles it's like this yellow water but know this differ I didn't go so you for shelter tarp was one of the things we took so I built a little like a frame shelter just out of logs covered it and like chinked it with moss but the frame of it I spent less time on shelter more time like for curing food in hunting Sonos a quick shelter through it up I knew I mean I've lived in a teepee in that weather so I'd like knew I was going to be fine on the cold as long as I could provide enough calories to keep my body warm how many days it take you before you got an animal rabbit on day one that was nice and then I continued to get rabbits but it was 23 days when I got a moose so that was yeah cuz you definitely eating more fat than you are protein tillage rice stores of fat and stuff so where did you store everything but was initially I didn't to be honest I didn't expect to see a Wolverine I never have and I just wasn't something on my Consciousness and so when I got the Moose I put all them meet up on the Shelf I built and thought man if a bear comes it'll be great I have a chance at a bear you know night and kind of be like a bait pile basically I was expecting to come but I went to sleep the first night I got the moose and woke up and I came out and they were just tracks everywhere somehow I hadn't woke me up but Wolverines a lots liar animal and you'd come and pulled out all the kidney fat I'd like a jug of kidney that was like you know weeks of fat there I would find it it was it was rough and so then he was pretty excited I'm sure every day I figured there like I figured they were nocturnal in the middle of the day heads up Michelle are you sneaking around the butt who's fat contains roughly 35 thousand calories Wauconda I thought I would hear a bear coming but didn't think I will drink I'm not shocked ferocious little things in Tucson what are muscle ball like going to eat him I was actually killed it with my axe but when you do that you've got to eat the heart out of it so I cut it open and a drumstick of course but it tasted like skunks so you what you ate is drumstick and that's it the right organs for the vitamins in the rest of them for bait for something what I mean to be fairly still a lot of fat on a moose I get those all the ribs you know that the butt that Trump has a big old thick layer fat you got the bone marrow once I lose that now I'm at a disadvantage again so they put the fire under me to keep getting more but he must be like closes eyes snuck away and I never I'm leave from behind the bush opportunity the next day I saw him again the next night coming down through some shrubs and hide like set up some Warning Systems around like cans on string so I'd hear him coming and I heard like like like like do the grounds look like top of the arrow was in the branches and it just gave me enough time to grab my axe run over there he was just like those little guys terrified I wasn't a cool like you picture me like


    Kamaru Usman Wants to Be a Marriage Counselor
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    when you say you do other things like what do you think you'll do when you stop fighting I'm still passionate by I want to be a marriage counselor a marriage counselor that wasn't what if I won finals what I'd be that is hilarious I was always I think personally I was always very good at being able to step back from situations and what's going on keep a level head and being able to dissect what's going on outside and give advice and an N I do this with my friends were my friends tell you like think of you Boy tell you a story like this happened with my daughter's mom my mom my wife for this and that you know she she came home and she sat there and all that and then she take me out of the house when she's wrong for this but when they're telling the story it might have know why but in my head how I'm taking it in is he said all she called me a b**** what did you say before that naturally that goes into my head what did you say before that and then she threw this at me when everyone tells your story when they say there's three sides to every story that yours hers I literally live like in my mind that's what goes on when someone's telling me a story but you know how funny it is that you want to be a marriage counselor brain surgeons will be a fighter pilot marriage counselors office number 100 like that's definitely not real accounts of some sort of shape and mold what I want to leave this when I leave this world I want to leave it better than when I came in or when I live through it I want to leave it better situation but one thing you can do you had you can have a tremendous impact on young people because of what you've accomplished wave come from how inspirational you are and then just a physical difficulties you're dealing with while you're doing that with your injuries and all the the preparation that you have to do to fight for the title in your honesty about it when people order a young person here's your story like that it'll make them think like a with hard work but anything is possible with the right mindset in the right discipline almost anything is possible yes absolutely anything is possible because you know where everybody thinks nowadays I'm limited I can't do that because of this I can't do it again and it's funny cuz of my daughter sometimes you know we'll be more time you know her shoes were there was a certain point where I'm taking her entire shoes and she gets her phone when she can do it she's doing it and doing it and then she'll just decide one day that she doesn't want to do it so she'll play this game I can tell you I can't do it why why can't you do it she's like because I'm for I can't do it cuz I'm only 4 so I don't know how to do it my way you did it yesterday right you can do it no I can't do it I don't know how to do it and like she mentally she just wants to feel that she can't do it because everyone's I call you for years old she knows she's 4 years old so she wants to just come for so I should be do I don't want to do it and I might know you can do anything that you want to do or she'll be outside playing soccer so I got her into soccer and she's like no I can't I am not good I can't play I can't I don't know how to do it but yeah you can do it no but I know I didn't get the ball today I don't know how to play on you can do anything you want to do if you put your mind to it baby you can do anything and it sits out and when I even when I say that to her I might she's only five but if I say by the time she's 10 it's going to stick in her mind it's there until that the fact that people live go through life like that now all I can do it because I'm nothing I can do I'm not supposed to do it might do people just feel like no I shouldn't be able to do it but it's a matter of putting the work in like you can't tell somebody like if they do something well enough over and over and over and over and over and over there not going to improve you going to get good at sucking at some point like you were going to improve and some people just don't want to try sometime because I just like I can't do it I can't be good enough of that so I won't do it and not and I learned that lesson the hard way because when I started wrestling I used to see there was this this is poster that Asic put out USA rest and they put out this poster of the best wrestlers in the country in high school and I remember the first time I went to Fargo I was looking at the poster and nurse looking kids I mean it's 1-1 KJV super nerdy glasses I just like Mike you know the kind of kid that you would like I know kids picked on in my school and then I I hear the nasty the name I read the name like here in like all okay I don't know that is because he's from other state in Pennsylvania or something and then I can hear through the loudspeaker they call they like all the is retinol Matt one to deny look am at 1 and yeah he looks goofy goofy looking kid she walk up to the Matt takes his glasses off puts it down goes out there and just whips the s*** out of these other kids like I mean he was rolling kids up I'm like what I'm like what what Rollin kids up I don't think if he can do it in and you know that's the kind of kid that you would look at and judge my arm and I can believe this kid I'd be a bad day for a bully


    Best of the Week - January 19, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    circumcision you know agree with that right now really yeah cuz I'm not like the passionate about that or you yeah people lose their dicks a lot of kids every year to do children die from that big children all the time is very comment like multiple children per year lose their penis from an unnecessary Antiquated operation will you cut off their dicks to make it look different kind of cutting skin off of their dick and they wind up getting infected and they lose their text its it mean it doesn't happen all the time it happens enough time where you go this should never happen this isn't completely unnecessary operation Robert Bay going to make 229 deaths per year from circumcision the United States Bollinger estimated apparently approximately 119 infant boys die from circumcision related each year in the u.s. 1.3% of all male neonatal deaths from all causes there's several case reports of death in the medical literature yeah it's not simple you're cutting skin skin is an organ your you you have an unnecessary uncircumcised of an unnecessary operation you doing to an infant and it's decorative and I add a joke it's like how many of them have to die before we say this is a ancient ridiculous ritual doesn't make any sense for and against like that it's prevent STDs like let me know. I prevent STDs condoms and abstinence that's what prevents STDs and end in some cases vaccination this is what prevents STDs this circumcision is ridiculous stumbled into this cuz I was talking about Andrew Yang f***** up I guess I did I didn't know this was like a strongly-held during intactivist is that what they're called until I mean it's not as disgusting what would they do to women's clitorises and Indian answer that makes yes it's a different reason for doing it to lighting the kid this is there in that Community is their acceptance is there open is it just about like they don't give a fuk just as long as you're a real pal Gander yeah yeah yeah long ago and he's just like the community of the strongman this so is awesome because like we all realize what we have to do to get this level of support we all have to be a little bit of you know sick and twisted in the head to look at a truck and get excited to pull it so s*** no long as you're okay I mean you're doing your job like that's all that really matters and we know some that are in the closet and we're like, on man just no one cares come out here right okay that's why I was a late bloomer in the gay world was it like when you were in high school and when do you know you know I don't know that I have like I don't remember it like I never had like an aha moment per say for me it was going through high school like I was involved in a bunch of stuff you know it was a cheerleader actually also played football with doing the weight lifting thing like the class president so I had my hands in a bunch of different pots College super into everything is well really just focus on school and actually dated a girl for like a year and a half in college and college Yeah Boy know so but did you like oh damn I wish you was a boy I bet she's cool but it was more like a friendship in a relationship Elsa's really going on when you came out with she like I broke up with her because you know me while he know I'm dating this girl but I'm watching gay p*** when she's not around like this isn't right there something else going on here so did you like was it gay p*** like finding a poor me like that's what I like pretty much really my best friend the reason this one night we were up on the roof drinking and smoking weed and he we got to talk him just about life and he was actually born with a heart defect I can't remember the exact name of the disease that he had was in the hospital so is whole life use eventually going to need to get a heart transplant and they're going to do their life was asking me what I want to do when I got to the Moon and what do you mean what is my life well I always wanted to fight and expecting him to laugh at me about this he's like why don't you why don't you do it you know I told him I watch old already I was 18 at the time I thought he felt ancient then you know when I told him all my reasons and all my fears and doubts and in all these things he's like you know women just like if anybody can do it you can he's like I think you should and I really that I was stuck with me Patrick Meehan continue to drink and all these other things I just put a suppressed it into the back of my mind and then about a year later he was in the hospital and he needed to get heart transplant and they basically it was basically at that point was like you're going to be here until you get one or you're going to die and you know I don't think any of us realized how serious it was or maybe we just didn't want to he ended up passing away while he was waiting for the transplant end that just obviously devastated me to no end and threw that knife through my drunken coping me outside I'm going to do this I'm going to go after this dream you know my friend he didn't even get a chance to fail at a dream and I'm too scared even tried for no reason just out of fear that much literally in my only reason not to do this other than you know Financial beer and I was like you know what I'm going to do I'm going to go after this for him you know he didn't get a chance to live on my on my live for the both of us but you know fortunately his his deaths at me even harder down that downward spiral of alcohol and depression and three years later I just had a realization one day as if he was still alive the f*** out of me for wasting my life I've been wasting my life Forever 21 is because of afraid you know I'm afraid and am I'm too afraid to fail to afraid of all these stupid reasons that that all of us give ourselves in order to make ourselves feel better about not going after things but really they're just that I just said they're just excuses are just things that make you feel better and that b******* they're all b******* almost every excuse we have is total b******* cuz there's people with those excuses and with all those reasons and more and now then they do it like what is your excuse it was it right away like it just you just walked into the lions den of people doing drug who is the f****** who's patient zero like who cuz it was wasn't that many of you right now I think that I think that came to stay there until early in the morning but we were serving drinks and half the people that attend Hulkamania sitting around and and four or five other guys in the other guys are cops there in the drinking what cuz what is this place and we had heard about the ding hoes like it was spoken in hushed tones and I was like you know that's where it started what closed in a happy because he the owner lost left the club and playing Chinese dominoes sport demands a different perspective it's an it's not the same thing as a ball going into hoop and I'm not the same thing as crossing a line with a football different it's very intense and very personal and it's also very f****** dangerous and two to play it off like it's just a game I just I don't agree with it and I just think that we have plenty of f****** people out there that understand the sport there's plenty of them yet but the thing about him is he's really popular and Jamie was when you say Giant. because he's so his personality is so fun it's fun God watching people love s*** talking to people arguing about shed one person's better an argument and then Stephen A Smith is really good at that stuff but it's not the place for MMA it's just not the same thing it's not because because the guys themselves fight you know when you see what happened last night what Kansas and Kansas State or whatever they started throwing punches or just like it look like a bunch of girls to a Windows you know what I mean like to talk about a guy who can't show up on game day talk about a guy who keeps dropping the ball talk about God and you s*** on those guys but it's just a different thing with fighting and it's also with fighting but you you you have to know it or no one's going to respect you if you don't know what you're talking about and you're talking about in front of millions of people like man that's a bad look for everybody up it's a bad luck for ESPN that's a bad look for him it's bad luck for the sport it's like there's other people that can do this you have to know it or no one's going to respect you if you don't know what you're talking about and you're talking about in front of millions of people like man that's a bad look for everybody up it's a bad luck for ESPN that's a bad look for him it's bad luck for the sport it's like there's other people that can do this


    Tony Ferguson vs. Khabib Analysis w/Josh Thomson | Joe Rogan
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    Beacon spooky cardio let's talk about Tony Ferguson research on him leading up to the fight I'd never really showed him any respect up until like I he's just occasional sloppy's this is that once I did the research on him leading up to our fight it impressed me what impressed me was dude the guy can take a shot give a shot the guy doesn't slow down the guy doesn't care where the fight goes anytime you have somebody who doesn't care what the fight goes it changes them Amicus how you approach him cuz you take a nap what does that matter how tall is he doesn't care if he stays Lafitte guess what he keeps his distance in his range of his long-range push kicks in his and his Jabs in his combination she doesn't care where the fight goes neither does khabib but obviously could be would like to keep the fight on the ground press against the fence doing work what he's done and it continues to work in does does what he does best. Look for me I feel like the only way that Tony went is by a cut I don't think I don't think I don't think that he can stop him now. I'm not saying it can't happen we we understand like when cut Tappan deal with more slippery things slide in a lot faster okay especially in that dark position like he's really good at that Darcy from any direction he made it from Toledo from Asgard and let it from his but he'll hit it from anywhere so if you're hanging out with the placement of his head in the right spot it could be a really really tough night for him he's got all the intangibles to become world champion I don't I'm he's already a former in the interim Champion which I still considered him leave with the Champions. I have nothing bad to say about him I just think that physically strong key is not and I and I don't want not knocking him just the same strength-wise he's not in his hands will go around yours probably twice his fingers wrapped all the way around my hand almost engulfment early so that makes the power no not just that but when there was a moment there where he hid his control so when I got into his guard he grabbed my wrist and I couldn't get my arm free and in the meantime he's overly my head now I got to Mercedes-Benz Cuts right here in the front if khabib gets put in his guard it could end up being a tough fight because it cuts Cuts happen and when they do happen you have a shaved head there's nothing stopping him from flowing right into your into your eye your eyebrows are not going to stop all that blood and if you recall member the Joe daddy Stevenson fight in a fight where you eat do you shave your head your head is your hair's always really show her to know it's it's not going to look good to the to the judges are to the doctor and things like that and like I brought this up this fight in New York extra cautious in New York right now cuz the relatively new sport is what I believe I believe you know and then I believe they have that death of that Boxer that was there so then that it just they're just trying to make sure which I understand like the safety the fighter down most important yeah I would prefer that being in Vegas yeah yeah


    Are the Best Fighters in the UFC? w/Josh Thomson | Joe Rogan
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    can we watch if you ever watch American Idol and how come you only know how come you're not having it you're not a star yet because I don't know how the business Works how to get in front of people that can make me a star it's what we started about this week cuz Brandon was saying that if you're not in the UFC you're not s*** now I mean I think that's a crazy perspective cuz when I look at like we're talking about Lima like there are guys out there like I look at Lehman I go he might be able to beat everybody I really believe that. Guys f****** terrifying we knocked out Michael Venom page yeah he might be able to beat everybody to say no like to come on man what is f****** leg kicks Maddie tortures guys with those leg kicks he's so powerful let's hear something though let's not forget when Roy left he was still one of the top guys UFC and just because but what does very well is he he develops The Narrative and then the media runs with that narrative very well so they date before he even before they even put pen-to-paper Dana's already wrote the story for that because he knows cavemen are just like you and I are talking about earlier with Connor he made Donald Cerrone Cowboys bad look that good that narrative was written for all the media to go ahead and follow because that's before they will pay the paper that's what the narrative was he wrote The Narrative for them I just feel that like look there's guys out there that can cross boards all across them is one of them Patrice one of them there's guys I think it a hundred 35 lb have that can do it as well we've got tons of got notches us even in one but I would put our guys I would have been on the ER but I just say because I came from Strikeforce and we got no respect man it was so hard Joe I'm telling you guys had a great with the UFC when realize how many of them became Champions Luke rockhold and how many of them were world-class God was Saucy there's so many got Tim Kennedy got so many guys came over from Strikeforce remember this is I've been getting criticized for not criticize I've been being taught been told for years that I was never a top guy for years because I was in Strikeforce right and I said well I also know what that the guy didn't UFC are making and I'm making more and Strikeforce so I'm going to stay here like at the end of the day to me it's about making money like this is this is I'm a prize fighter that like this is the only sport MMA is the only sport where you have these names of these organizations and they're more like boxing nobody gives a f*** was a WBC title for the WBO title they don't care they care is it Deontay Wilder fighting I want to see him fight Tyson Fury I don't give a f*** if it's for the bubblegum title it doesn't mean anything to me but for MMA for some reason because the promotions become like the NFL or the NBA it becomes the big thing we know this world-class is everywhere it's not like basketball or football where the best guys are definitely playing in the NFL this so many different organizations and I almost feel like Fighters are hampered by the names of these promotions I almost think like we'd all be better off if it was just MMA you know to call it the UFC the problem with that is it's great because everybody knows is a very high-quality to the UFC Advanced the production values amazing it is so much attached to it and so much but at the end of the day it's about MMA fights that's what it's about and whether it's in Bellator 1fc it's about how good are these matchups how good are the fighters what am I going to say well and I believe it all started when I believe it all started when credentials were taken away from top anime media organization our website and saying hey if you don't like what you say you're not going to get a credential so then they replace they brought in the mid other media websites are whatever was USA Today at whatever was other media sites it came in and just said it's all about UFC it wasn't a sport anymore it was a UFC brand and we had the best fighters and once you took away chertok's credentials you do all the other people that were doing what other companies at that time they took those credentials way now whoever came in was like they're going to do it to the big time you know a website why would they would do the same to me if I don't toe the line and that all the sudden became like Fighters now when you see them it's all about UFC it's not about anyone that they're doing like you as a fighter I think look even though it's an individual Sport and I'm sure you guys should be pumping your organization I get it but you should also be pumping you because after you're done the UFC will be fine you need to worry about building your brand whatever it is you do to make you big it's also I'm off for the organization your station does a lot for spiders I'm not to piss on any company or any organization they need to make sure though that they're doing what they can to make as much money as they possibly can't like to go back to the Strikeforce I was making almost double with the guys were making in the top five in the UFC at the time now there was a lot of talk about backroom bonuses and this and that but I wasn't privy to a couple of back your bonuses when we got bought out and I was over there they were not what I was making on the other side of the throat so just to give you an example I'm over there like a while you're making that they were like well what are we going to do we only have one fight left and I think what he caught a match or at least beat it you don't like what I'm making now in the light in the in the thought process was where the f*** am I going to go low Joshua, f****** step on your own dick year how long and I know and if Scott was going to stick with UFC or if he was going to try to go do his own promotion again I might know a lot of a lot of my relationships are come from people that have been around with Coker to me is I think one of the best guys if not the best I've ever done business with I've learned a lot from watching him on how he approaches not just Fighters but the promotion itself you know the one thing I admire the most about him is that like you just don't you don't need this s*** on other people like the UFC you're one to say that my renovations you take that martial arts attitude and approach to a lot of things and he never I've never heard him say bad things about Dana White never in the public a private conversation and I have golf with I play golf with them a lot I have lunch with them a lot I've never once they hit heard him say anything bad about Dana White or anybody else in the UFC that's not his approaches approaches I'm going to have fights I'm going to try to make my guys that are Fighters as much money as I can and my organization to do something that we're going to do and let them do what they're going to do the UFC that's not his approaches approaches I'm going to have fights I'm going to try to make my guys that are Fighters as much money as I can and my organization to do something that we're going to do and let them do what they're going to do I appreciate that he's a very universally loved guy I would really like cross-promotion fights


    How Nick Diaz Changed MMA w/Josh Thomson | Joe Rogan
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    what's my ecobee will make space to throw punches which could get them in trouble against somebody like him cuz his left-handed f****** nasty f****** ridiculous thinking to myself this is hands-down the greatest MMA one round fight ever seen in my life it was a man ever had amazing he just wore him out but he just put that f****** Nick Diaz Pace on them and warm out but when he clipped them and rock them in and dropped him I was like oh my God puppy leaking to stop Nick Diaz is crazy the history of Nicki has started with Robbie Lawler like to come on motherfuker elevated level I called walked into the Octagon it started like what is happening here if you don't understand this is so funny how I have talked I was talking to John in a day or so I was saying like a nap so damn tired when guys talk to me come on get up like their butts do something I'm a f****** sub you I'm going to do this I'm going to do that and you're just like shut up man shot was going to punch you harder and it makes you more tired than the fact that Nick was doing it and out cardio in him explain the opposite of your Legend Do not sit down there like that you're a friend and that's what people talk to me all the time about my fight with Nate and I say look man nothing but respect for both those guys guys as well. Brought with Mayhem Miller Jake Shields Nick Diaz but guess what that whole scrap pack that they die for each other and you can't knock friendship like that and I look at those guys and they're really good people from Gilbert Melendez his wife Carey Nick and Nate and Jake Jake's I still one of my good goodbye still is as well but even though I don't talk to you anymore really like but it still greed and you know Nick Diaz change the game in terms of his Elite cardio he did something that it was a new thing and that new thing was he's not going to hit you with a hundred percent power he's going to hate with you percent what is going to hit you twice as much you never get to breathe and he's going to stay on top of you and he's going to talk to you the whole time so he's going to f*** with you psychologically he's going to disrupt your breathing by constantly hitting you and then once he realizes you're hurt and on top of that black belt Jiu Jitsu skills down good wrestling takedown defense f****** chin made of iron and an Unstoppable will I just will to beat you was just Unstoppable when Nick was at the top and Strikeforce to this day I think he's on the best fighters it's never done it yet to this day I agree. Otherwise I'll lose my time and I'm only got five more miles until I get to the losing your mind is an athlete you're always taking like I'm almost there I'm only going to run to the to the 2-minute Mark Hamill going to run to the five you set goals for yourself as you go should I smash to go take one more go ahead and those are things that top athletes do and I feel like that's what he's done with his career to help get him there Just a Touch. Bam Bam that's next level boxing that we hadn't seen them at the time in sparring with Andre Ward on a regular basis I mean he did he did really changed cardio of his he has some spooky cardio


    Joe Rogan on Stephen A. Smith's Comments About Conor vs. Cowboy
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    I looked at your Instagram yesterday and you had that video of Stephen A Smith and immediately I was like oh my goodness this explains so much play this play the playlist Jamie watch this watch this first of all someone needs to explain to me what's Happening Here just going to cut him a little bit of slack only am I serious we have this year's English Strike Force we had kind of a similar situation not like this though by dohe with Gus Johnson remember that makes people like oh wow their grip to the TV this I can understand what Steven it but this is from Twitter first one got a broken orbital bone okay he's a quitter his face mask he got cracked by one of the biggest punches in the sport he he has the most wins in the sport he has the most wins by finished he has the most bonuses I mean come on his the most fights come on hear you calling that guy quit if he got cracked that's what happens if fighting is the only sport do you get ended early right Frontline was so strong your f****** quarterback was so badass you could storm a football game and 40 seconds to be a different sport my concern with him though was that hit like it look at his fine just did the video I get it like you're trying to learn either top guy in any organization I don't care but UFC Bell on one of them every time we're not slapping the puck or hitting a baseball K we're really out there getting hurt when someone calls you a quick that you better be saying should be careful like watch his back but don't expect us to be very curious to you next time you walk in the hall different thing there's the the emotional cost of losing a fight is so much different than losing a game it's not the same and there's a culture in sports broadcasting whether it's radio or television this just diminishing of people there's a s*** talking that goes with sports you know people love it's cuz if you're on the job site and you listen to the radio in your you know you're f****** hammer nail gel mentality that goes along with that kind of sports radio sports guy talk I hate that s*** I've resisted that from the beginning of s*** on those guys from the beginning because it's not the same thing you're not talking about the same thing you're unbelievable physical consequences ya know it's true but everything else who is that you're criticizing someone for being a quitter and someone who's been been there on every level of the game but not only that but you look like you've never played basketball or baseball or any other sport in your life either I'm sorry you cannot criticize people to be able to talk show like you're saying those talk show radios that's the energy you need to bring them your conversation with them but you cannot can't look like sorry man culture the culture of the sport with masks album is a different animal mask over his incredibly knowledgeable when it comes to sports and it really so when it comes to boxing he's not s*** talk he's just more honest about fantastic career that's why and he carries that over to MMA I think it's a bad idea is it a stick though that's my thought my process like you know how Shale has the camera turns off Kobe has it's not that person in real life play is like one of the best impressionist ever he does like he does John Travolta and all these different even is amazing and inexact would you all these Impressions and you would do this guy The Dice Man and it would do these f****** Rhymes and he put his jacket on and everybody love that so much he just became the Dice Man and then after a few years he was a Dice Man 24/7 he's wearing his leather jacket happens to people sometimes we're people love one thing you have to lean into your fans and I think Stephen A Smith I don't know him as a human being I've only met him a couple times. Nice guy nice guy to me we had a nice conversation on are we had a little weirdness cuz he was just saying we didn't learn anything about yeah I agree with you 100% but he did learn something I learned something for him like somebody who taking that that amount of time off and I'm going to say this to be frank obviously I work for belethor and I do a lot of work for them but the thing is you can't have to give credit where credit is due I give credit to all the fighters is enough. One look Eddie to me is one of the best of the five powers that ever walked the face of the Earth the Greek model McGregor to me I thought he did things in that fight against could be that no other guy has been able to do. If you want around that's something new do people sell welcome you took the Rama Yankovic maybe he try to finish him at the end of the second but the bottom line is he still won the round and there's not only that but it was a lot of times and opportunities were could beat had a hard time getting the takedown we didn't see that against guys with wrestling background like Abel Trujillo and those other guy when he was playing around winning record basically for the most takedowns in one fight yes there's tons of things that Connor does the people Overlook an underestimate because he's such a knockout artists and he's so good and his stance his style he brought this to the next level and you cannot discredit what he's done in the sport what I learned from that is that from somebody who can take 15 months off and come back and perform the way that he did against someone like Donald cerrone's absolutely amazing that's what I you need guys like you doing post-fight commentary And discussing these you not people who don't understand the sport and practiced it punches I want to ask you this though cuz it was funny cuz I can see your face in the middle of it all awkward is that for this game between the two of them and go what are you guys f****** talking about I mean I would have preferred to talk to DC or Felder or you or where anybody who understands the sport I don't think it's the right way to do it the one gentleman to my right Michael Jamie what is his last name he was great and it did Stephen Smith was very nice to me too and he said he's going to get in the podcast I have no problem with him as a human being I don't know jackshit about baseball I Don't Know Jack schitt about basketball I literally don't even know the rules I don't know what when people file people not sure why I don't know what's happening now I know I understand it's so if you want to talk about MMA I'd like to talk to him and be about someone else who knows anime like you were saying like what he does in front of the camera K4 for him to call him and I don't have to like that I still like him as a person that's what we need to make sure that we differentiate between the two things I probably is a really good guy and I actually have met him I met him at the Floyd Mayweather and Conor fight and said hi said hey how's it going like Aunt what are you thinking that was the conversation was real quick will brief maybe 2 minutes but he seemed like a nice person at that time but when I was listening to him talk and calling someone a quitter Kate and you need to make some sort of adjustment whether it's dick punching or something else that you need to figure it out you need to like I understand I get that it's a good idea for all people to have never cover the sport to try to get into it maybe hold off on the videos like that for a while or awhile always been great every time I talk to him in that with them in and watches them side-by-side as well call me if I said with Strikeforce great person but his Forte is basketball and for him whatever his Forte is Stephen A Smith he's got I think he may have to stick with that and I think that I agree they have to bring DC back into work with you along to yes because you look there's no positive in downplaying the career of Donald Cerrone or what he can do as a fighter what that showed to me without phenomenal Connor perfume that's what it showed me and if either you or I was talking about Cricket on TV doing commentary Cricket We would look at a place we look for it would be f***** up and Real Cricket fans would be upset at us right now that's nothing that's just a sport naked in the most literal sense of the word I can physically you're naked emotionally when Fighters lose its it's f****** devastating for Connor to smash Cowboy like that in front of his wife his kid his grandma and then the whole world like that is that since you got to have some respect for that man you know in this sport Demands a different perspective it's it's not the same thing as a ball going into hoop and I'm not the same thing as crossing a line with a football different it's very intense and very personal and it's also very f****** dangerous and to play it off like it's just a game I just I don't agree with it and I just think that we have plenty of f****** people out there that understand the sport there's plenty of them yet but the thing about him is he's really popular and Jamie was when he sends you just got a giant deal or something like that I love two people arguing about shed one person's better at argument and then Stephen A Smith is really good at that stuff but it's not the place for MMA it's just not the play it's not the same thing it's not because because the guys themselves can fight you and I when you see what happened last night what Kansas and Kansas State or Emily started throwing punches it was like it look like a bunch of girls through a window what is these are college kids that can't fight obviously we just saw their life has been around this Kraut and now you're going to say things like that it's very disrespectful it's just so common with sports to talk about a guy who can't show up on Gameday talk about a guy who keeps dropping the ball cock and you s*** on those guys but it's just a different thing with fighting and it's also with fighting but you you you have to know it or no one's going to respect you don't know what you're talkin about and you're talking about in front of millions of people like man that's a bad look for everybody it's a bad look for ESPN it's about look for him it's about look for the sport it's like there's other people that can do this yeah we got a lot of flack for Gus for awhile be over Strikeforce did like cologne up to CVS now the Mayhem brawl does honestly you just said that we does reflect badly not just on ESPN itself at the UFC as well because they're their business together and it kind of looks bad for both like a you guys meeting tomorrow who's behind that microphone because we're representing our town and our town is what makes us the money but what's funny is with Stephen A Smith he's his personality and his brand is based on that kind of s*** talking to this is all good for him it's all good fam like the more people talk s*** about him better it is for him and then he just wrapped it up did the ratings go up until he sees cowboy in the elevator dial back a little bit. Scott Cowboys a f****** he just an amazing person everybody knows what happened what happened is Connor had a spectacular performance Cowboy got caught off guard and you get finished quick that's what happened to all the other stuff is the emotional Devastation of a 40 second KO is we have as a widow as a respectful human being you got to leave all that other stuff alone all that s*** talkin if you want to say it in the gym to one of your homies and you just hanging out and maybe one of them doesn't like cowboy and you know when someone talks trash and that's private and no one hears it that's fine and good but we want to do that publicly you want to broadcast and also do it on ESPN finding him right now he's he's a wonderful person because he likes to do this weather right now sense of expression where is you literally using your body to try to stop another man's body now it is intense as it gets and I think it deserves more respect that's just my opinion that's how I've always treated it that's how I've always when I when I talk about Fighters or my my concentration is always been to elevate my concentrations never been to demean someone unless there's something that they did that's illegal if there's some sort of a sort of blatant foul that should be stopped or something it's really dangerous that they're doing that Beach ass. But let the sport is it's just it's it's a higher level of consequence and risk in air and it needs to be respected that way I feel quite a bit and I like a lot of what you had talked about before when you first got him to call me about talking about how some of the other Comics was like kind of s*** on other young, up-and-coming and you came in it was like a different you try to just ingrained in people like a I want to build you all of you guys up to we on the same set for doing the show we're on the same night that's all just f****** make each other look good I feel like it's specially in fighting with his boxing MMA anything wrong with one we got to be elevated each other to make each other better yeah hey this guy is good this guy is good without talking s*** cuz we like yourself as specifically as well as like even up myself and other guys that have shows and podcast and sore tongue on a different level of platform that can really kind of either make or break some people's careers with all the sport is confidence MMA is a confidence level anytime you do wrestling it's a one-on-one combat sport in 10 wrestling MMA confidence is key if my lower and lower when you want to hear it from f****** people that don't know the business by just right here it's just another thing added on and for other MMA guys to shoot on other MMA guys all that does is tear them down even more and you can it's just another thing added on and four other enemy guys to shoot on other MMA guys all that does is tear them down even more and you can potentially I'm not saying ruin their career but you're you're not helping them get to their goals no levels it's better if everyone shines and we all handle ourselves with class and respect


    Jordan Jonas Field Dressed a Moose with Just a Leatherman
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    did you find any root vegetables or any like wow much there's a there's not a lot of that up there there's like inside boiled reindeer lichen yeah I do but man I didn't miss it at all it was so good from the first bite to the last dislikes you butchered the Moose with 11 how long did that take finally at like noon and then I think I was done cutting it up and Hauling it by like 10 at night do you have a sharpening stone so many items around I wanted the wire cutters I wanted the little saw for crafts and stuff figured if my worst problem is it have a small knife to cut up a big game I'll be pretty happy risk I took and ended up not being so that was pretty good though it was a nice for building I built like a 12 foot tall moose meat and stuff there was night for a nice for that so what other objects Barbed hooks that you have 25 Aaron rabbits I put hundreds of snares out and then I built enough for building a fishing pole stuff like that I would have taken a gillnet I ended up making a kiln that out of the Paracord but I think that would have been useful wow that's crazy on your 10 things that puts the pressure on my goodness it does and then what did you do with your time after that moose like preserving it smoking it trying to store it where it would be safe cuz everywhere you put it something's getting me hanging in trees in the birds are packing in everybody's going for it do you got the Wolverine out of the picture was there any other on the internet a good Wolverine sound but but sure enough he started coming around but we're only we have regulations right so you can't kill you only kill one Wolverines defense mode trying to set up like I'd like to set up all these cans you only kill one Wolverines defense mode trying to set up like I'd like to set up all these cans so they don't walk through with the Eno did Clank and then


    Jordan Jonas Lived in a Remote Village in Siberia | Joe Rogan
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    Wanderlust huh yeah I guess so I mean yeah I guess so it was just a cool experience and once you get that taste of kind of Freedom like little bit hard to go back to a 9 to 5 I guess I can only imagine I can only imagine that feeling when you're 19 years old and then you know you I was a young guy trying to figure out how to live a meaningful life or whatever you know what I'm going to do in my life and aspiration straighten Me Right Out means a lot of things a lot of people but for me it was always like is interesting cuz it was summed up in like in the Bible like God is defined as love Dan at the time I heard of a guy it was over in Russia building orphanages and needed help and so felt really strongly that hey that was the right thing to do and it turns out she had another son who was going to go over there and I met him and he told me about so I basically felt it was the right thing to do and bought a ticket for a year you noticed a full Year's go to Russia and and I headed over there now it's kind of how the next chapter I guess started in life this guy that I was building the orphanages in american guy but I went over there and I didn't want to live in the Americans I want to learn Russian so he sent me to a neighboring Village or with these two families both of them were like ex-cons and prison so they took me in like one of their own and and I spent the better part of that year with those guys learning the language and how much did you know before you got there I mean it was pretty cool you know so you could write things to people in that we could read it as well as I learned of course I could pronounce it just taught me all the prison slang and stuff wow so that's a crazy thing to do to just go move there with no rushing off an English to Russian but I found the best way if you ever go to a different country town do anything just have a notepad with you and throughout you'll start till I get familiar with words as you live in there and then at the end of the day I think I'd write those words down as I recognized them at the end of the day I would look up the definition and just five to 10 words a day just slowly learn and and by the end of the year I was pretty Dino starting to get to where I can be comfortable there's no form in the sentence like it you could say you liar love I you know you can throw the words in any in any order but the word actually changes based on its role in the sentence so when you're learning the language you just get all these words dumped on you and you have to like try to sort through you know how it's formed how would you say I love you in Russian a reason why it said in different ways I think you could emphasize him that make different if it is a flexible language in that yeah you could switch it up to emphasize certain aspects and they're taking care of them do they Shield the other Caribou from seeing one of them gets slaughtered I don't seem to be too worried about it like it's a very like mutually symbiotic relationship in the reindeer they're always getting attacked by wolves and tore up and stuff and they always come into the people for protection in those times not only from wolves but even from like mosquitoes and gnats in a little bit Big Smoke where's the other reindeer know people are their friends and I guess sort of are okay with an occasional and wild reindeer in like with saddles on and shift people riding them has been there one of the first animals to be domesticated actually go yeah then when they get to a place and they decide to then they pull out the sticks there you have it in the summer you're moving every 3 days or so just following the reindeer herd through the forest you know in the winter they said everything's a little slow or you'll be in a place for a month or so but just the Nomad nomad a little wood stove in the in the in the teepee in it nomadic is very nomadic and it's so fascinating to live like that and compare it to the modern world like cuz not too many people get the opportunity anymore and it says you're so wired for it it's weird where is like a normal everyday life here in town and stuff when you get that excited you know you don't have any schedule so everyday you wake up it's like well or do I need to do today and you can kind of you're just free to choose you know you can go try hunting and go collect berries you go find a reindeer and a number of options all available to you and they're all directly related to your life so you don't have any you know there's no money being turn around out there as it's kind of I'm hungry let's go fishing let's go to that spot cuz it's cool is there right in half and my other needed recently had a knee surgery so I was just laid up literally like 3 days I was just laying in a teepee couldn't move I'd to roll over to poop in a bag it was brutal and it actually healed and I could have swore it would get infected but they're just packed it with pine sap and listed as being weak so my surgery knee hurts more than that mean the middle of the river and set it and leave it in there to Stratton there's a setting it right now and then do that thing that they do on the ice when they do that when it's frozen in the hole and slide then like push the stick under the ice and John the one and you have a string tied to it so you push it and keep trying that till you get it to slide under the ice to the other hole and when you do you pull the stick out of that hole and tie your net on the end of the other one and you can pull a string through string or something yeah it works good I did it on that alone show it was fun the native that I actually first met that I was telling you about that you're a guy he isn't a nomad in selfies a fur trapper so he does all that real similar to that Werner Herzog documentary and actually where they film that isn't that far from where I was in Siberia so hit one went for a trapping with him one year you know it's kind of showed me the ropes on and I told showed me a topographical map threw some noodles and eat your mind and then he just dropped me off instead of see you in a month and a half or whatever just was out there it is stupid little people and when they talk about like no depression other all happy there wasn't anything they love what they do they enjoy what they do but even though that's like everybody's goal but I would probably choose that way of life but you know then you find yourself here in America and you're stuck on your phone and that it's it's interesting to experience both but it's kind of hard to where you are in some way you know here. speaking of which you read those like Quanah Parker and stuff movies books and stuff me to and having lived with those natives like there's so much good there you see like they really are happy to Giant difference between the people who live in the village in the people who live in the forest and the people who live in the forest you would genuinely call like happy people like this is their knowledgeable they're being productive they're doing all this stuff The Village it's just like everybody's drunk nobody's doing everything it's like just a total wreck especially Villages that don't have any reindeer herding connected to him cuz they kind of don't have their cultural context to remain connected to so the least in The Villages that have reindeer hurting the kids can go out in the summer and live with the reindeer herders and kind of experience that and it gives them a source of Pride it gives them like the experience of living in the forest becoming like kind of really in touch with nature and all that and whereas in the village it's just kind of a dark hole everybody drinks in that is native Villages it's like the statistic is that one out of three people die of suicide homicide or accident so it and you feel it those people live in a real shity way they're connected to any other Villages you have to only get there by helicopter you fly in and it's reindeer herds and I don't know I think a lot of people live off of like Grandma's pension what you know and rushes Frank a hundred bucks or something you know Administration is this not a lot going on but a lot of people are sustenance like Hunters Fishers and Trappers that live in the village but yeah it's it's it's so weird cuz the first time I went there get out of here just go into the woods they sober up and it's just a night and day it's so weird and their two little kids well the first time I was there I got back all right at the family and I lived with him in their teepee and all this and that and then I went back to America throwing up right after I left a tree fell on their daughter out in the woods and killed her and then they after that got you started drinking a bunch quit the nomadic way of life started Living in the village I went back over there the girl the guy got stabbed and some drunken brawl or whatever and was in the in the hospital slowly recovered he had this big old gas for the piece of glass someone would cut him open with it slowly recovered and then went back to his village the drinking continued sure enough they killed him they took his body to back to the morgue which the the freezer is broken right in the middle of the summer those bodies there was a murder so they had to wait for the police to come and investigate but it's way out in the middle nowhere so took like a week and it's like a week later it was just brutal go over there had to go pick up this guy who's your buddy and his wife is helping me like dress this body cuz they're basically like pick him up in like skin slips off and all that stuff and then take care of her and buried it very dumb it was pretty rough and then a year later I come back she'd gotten remarried you know kind of starting your life again turns out he hangs himself not long afterwards so again it's this one husbands and her daughter just her and her son I just found out a little while ago she got too drunk passed out in the snow and died so now it's just the one son left from this whole family and you like hear those stories often up there it's like really rough that's balanced with what is could be so beautiful it's like such a juxtaposition cuz you're out in this life for you I like people are happy you know ultimate freedom and they're doing great but when they put the village in the alcohol just this whole other thing to him and it's like these people who are so beautiful so nice so friend but you just see him suffering so much from this take out to the woods and will drink for a few days until it's all gone and then it's also there. of their culture and I are like you know cuz even the evenki is cools our way of life is you know they had a 70 years of Communism where they came in and they collected all the best reindeer herders and said that they were like kulaks or what do you know like the Bourgeois because I have too many reindeer sent them all to prison and it's like well there might be enough cause just from that kind of thing to explain some of the alcoholism but I imagine it's combination of both you know out there Quanah Parker's mother she was kidnapped by the Comanche when she was nine and then recaptured by the Texas Rangers I think was a Texas Ranger with a child and she was begging to go back to the Comanches she did not want to live and she found a way of living that the settlers had was just pathetic the Comanche lived in a world where everything was unlike the sky was a guy the wind was going to Nature you lived off the land ride the Buffalo herds and then all sudden you're in a village up in a house and you got it exactly the same thing over there it's like going to be good in Russian Society because they live in some remote Village no internet you know like yeah and then but they're also the ones that aren't connected to their way of life are also not going to be great as Inky because they've just lived in this little house and drink in a bunch so head that people get caught in that weird in between place and the way of life the native in a black but I lived with them and it was awesome and it like spoke to me deeply same thing even on you know things like the alone show it's like a man this is what we're built for Forest you know like I have all these vivid dreams that seem really meaningful it's like my memories way better I remember people that have long forgotten just because you go so long without distraction you can really delve into your thoughts and yeah it's a fascinating new thing to experience in once you do you kind of realize you know what's missing listen to you talk to like Elon Musk March of progress moves forward it's like we kind of lose things but we don't actually know what we're losing you know as far as like the natives in like one of the reasons I want to see their preserve their culture culture and their old ways and take it for it is just as kind of a memory receptacle so that as things move forward we can still connect you know with with what we've lost cuz it is a lot is in like one of the reasons I want to see their preserve their culture culture and their old ways and take it for it is just it's kind of a memory receptacle so that as things move forward we can still connect you know with with what we've lost cuz it is a lot


    Justin Gaethje Recounts the Tony Ferguson Fight | Joe Rogan
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    you know and that's why I'm only cooking a few now to is we got to do we we got to be in this together and you got to trust me and I get it I got to be there for you and if you trust me send every decision that I make for you you've got to trust whether it's they don't take this fight I mean with the fight the last night I was like no you're not taking a fight and he's like the first time 11 days right wasn't hardly anybody hit me with all these points coronavirus going on who cares let me get in there I need to fight someone right now all this in his little basic points I looked at him I said all right is a good are you going to do it again you can stick to your go on the next one cuz I might let you off on this one and he said I will never take a short notice fight that's why the second time he was offered he was even more pissed about it delta blues you know I go out of my shield so this isn't be clear for everybody that's the first time was the Lemoore California on the cheap hard round felt great you know I've been sparring so much and so he was like I was like let's do it and I talked him into it and then so we we go hard and then I think it was when do they cancel I think was 10 days before the fight they canceled it and that's when I went out the window and then I went hard I was just terrible choices I would like to eat would you eat I would go to my God he was helping me with my cooking and help me around the house during the days and yeah we went hard I like you notes may not know is like f*** that I like I don't take short short notice fight like this last one was out of it being a late late notice fight and now they want me to mean I feel that that goes out the window that does not now it's not really a late replacement fight it is what it is for me it is in general but you know that the general public would think you know this is Dee got a full camp in this is a real fight no like, doing it let me get this straight so you're not doing it because you fell out of camp start eating again because because so that the 20-day notice was like something very special like that was something that I definitely could have performed and I would have her phone I think that's my April 18th this is not what I do it's not how I do it this way but because you weren't fully prepared there's no way to fully prepare in that amount of time but my mind when I go in there and do I have to give a very very special place yeah so I was just I was my partner for Neil Magny when they find biggest in shape I was in shape a better way better place to be from a conditioning standpoint because he was already in shape for the first two weeks so hard like we are trying to get his body and in shape quick and to do Endeavor we are 4 weeks out that point which is perfect is the fourth week out I was pulled back on and let your body recover cuz your third in your second week are peak week so so weak that we need to really hit it hit it hit Prime and it really push hard and it was perfect fit I might do we take the time off you going up and eat now you're you're ready to go again you you got that little that little fire back in your body cuz you're able to eat whatever you want and I thought it was perfect timing from how I train my athletes from a conditioning stand for and I actually had to talk him into that one I was like this even better like if this is perfect for you for a 5 round pill for your perspective is like he had a chance to recover you know that food take a little break and it's good cuz your body gets to charge back up again and then grind back down and we five are hardly a start to those those last two weeks of peeking cuz our fight week we slow down a little bit I'll take like 3 days at a really light and then push it a little bit and then we three and week 2 or the ones that I'm trying to get him to Pete get hit five rounds we're not doing six rounds we're not doing 7 we're making sure that we can go five minutes hard for every round B Sharp not get lazy and I thought it fit Perfect 2 if you're out of shape 12 weeks if you don't lift weights for a little bit and then you come back and lift weights and you at live for 6 months or 3 months you're going to get real sore so you've got to have that break in process gilded that was not a good fight the May 9th so I had no idea my body would respond as well as it didn't I didn't think I could be ready to 100% without I've always been 12 weeks that's all I've known that's all and that's all I ask for that was my mind so when they called me because I knew they were going to call me today before I like watching in the f****** call me and I don't want to fight May 9th or something like that and I knew it and my manager called me is like midnight let's go out like no what are you talking about the same thing I'm like no it's not the same thing like to me it's not you don't like cuz I don't know what conference is everything I know I can before we know but you wanted everything to be done right side of my life to have old school wrestling mentality you know you you have to see the prize and every single morning you wake up you know the guy the guy they are going to fight you and that wasn't there that wasn't there when I woke up in the morning so I didn't feel like I Was preparing in the proper way to wear something that was at this level and I just need 10 weeks for your body you want for your mind as well that's the that's the most important part to me you know I do I didn't know I can get ready in that amount of time. That's what it comes down to I have no idea because I've never tried it but I wasn't better I have done better between fights since the Cowboys and I've ever done between fights in in the in the in the fact that I was staying in shape running on treadmill my house I was sparring I never I got that call and rage is hard to settle down with someone has raised like someone said something about your mama I'm always like they don't even know your mama after the second round after you get hit with that uppercut will you take something off your punches take about 10% off just hit McLean probably know someone that had but it's f****** with them that they're starting to get tired it's f****** with them if they got hit and then they lose some composure that get emotional and they go out there and they wanted making mistakes you immediately adjusted and you went out there and you would see like a buddy in that second round with Tony hit you with that shot people like well maybe this is a shift in the direction to fight nope that the shift was the opposite way you came out in the third round more Technical and you came out and did exactly what Trevor said we worked long and hard on on that I trust him with you with everything as he said you know we wouldn't be who I coach if I didn't trust him with my life and with water everything I go in there to do so when he said that's you Mike cuz you want to hear it and I don't remember passion between me and him and it's so important for fighters to see that adjustment and how his endurance level down cuz it was like you were having these wild exchanges and you were you were f****** hit and Tony first of all Tony Ferguson is made out of metal ways to go to sleep or not like on understanding coachability is like you have to have your reactions but you also have to have your responses like reactive stuff is like like Jabs positional stuff is reactive like you have to be able to react positions first I love you just because its position before submission you have to react to two positions before anything else so there's reactive stuff but the responses is why you have a co-pilot to help you see what you can't see noticing that or how are you playing defense in using a job to find openings where you're still working but you're thinking and going all every time he does he's dropping it and you're able to see things that's where you have to be responsive and you have to be aware in the moment or a lot of times people can't they just like down despite down on that my boundaries and very similar to way you used to fight was right down their eyes are getting big any athlete understanding I am there to help you with your responses in the gym I'm going to create your reaction time to create your patterns your basic fundamental patterns that's going to help you win positions and slightly wooden round swear you're controlling the fight the other pieces of how am I slowly creating momentum to get finishes it was pretty stunning how well your you adapted and then also how your endurance leveled off like so cuz you you did seem like you were slowing down a little bit at the second round but it was because you were sprinting because you were throwing these full power f****** Haymakers but then when you leveled off in that third round then it's like you had an endless gas tank and that was injured you're in control yourself Raven understand that all you know it was crazy by hits Vic Barbosa and I was so surprised it went to sleep I didn't understand why I think it was position mostly but yeah I was sleep with that should have went to sleep then I'm sorry I do I haven't figured that part Johnson is a very wise and out you lock down did you see it. So you're letting it is again that linear or rotational was causing a concussion and when you don't see you shot those are the ones that cause the most damage if you're able to brace for it and and and bite down the punch it's a lot better so a lot of times when you seen two hooks both people hooking and I don't see it unable to take the shot so if a lot of times it's the shots you don't see coming and that's the the time you but there are people who will punch you in any moment and you're going to go to sleep with the right technique but it is oh my gosh like you have a sharp heavy bone it's so you hate Tell Me What You're Made Of


    Justin Gaethje: I Want to Shut Conor Up
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    split-second timing and counter shots with Tony was that pretty spectacular erased going to be here and that's the race that will have if it was there I would take it and Daniel Cormier said that the other day I'm not that Fighter for 1 that I have a opportunity to do something that can be unmatched in the history of our sport to go in there to come off the circumstances to beat to beat only like I did Kobe Habib galbi Connor that's legendary but is it really cuz I know that's not real he doesn't want that I think he would take the fight with my mom or you to me I think you felt like he was smart but now you know because when I get to 540 there's 500 some more people on this roster every single one of them would want to be in my position right now but I also have the ability to bring some kind of politics run the show they ultimately do but there is a small chance of you going to say in your destiny and eliminate politics and that's what I just did politics were going to f****** I wasn't going to get the fight Conor was going to somehow or someway get that fight and now I got the chance to go out there and I did what I did but it's also the way you win like you and also went and you winning the way you did in Florida when there was nothing else going on in the world have no live sports and so you winning the way you did and in doing in such spectacular fashion against the hugely respected guy like Tony Ferguson that makes you undeniable and when you're undeniable weird things happen you know timing is everything Destiny whatever it is you know I don't put anything into any of those things I just do what I can do today but you know timing is everything and it feels like that was part of my destiny to have the opportunity at that time under these circumstances is a magical story line if you mean that would be out that's what I'm here for that I can Inspire the world do do they have anything lined up for Connor now because Connor keeps talking like something's happening Titan 3 months or do whatever he said and the whole thing is is people stop listening when you're not sticking to your word and if you're going to fight fight they really take away Class B just consistent as you are when you fight cuz he's super consistent so he has to go and fight a position of beating Cowboys nice but he's got to kind of get another win 100 something else is going to happen to really sell the public on hundred percent that you can sell a certain percentage of public based on I came in Pickaway Class B consisted he's so big for you ever made that way he's big and strong as f*** guys that drives into the ground with me and he's is incredible wrestler in his mind to Israel's very very powerful so when I was looking at that was like wow that's really happened all the way you know it's not that stuff I saw it happen if I even texted Dan about that one okay call show ultimate goal is to do that to be Connor and then what are you do you have a long time. and I took control of my destiny which is all I asked for was good might be no business-wise could be you know right now to fight Conor because obviously that's a lot of money I think you have more leverage but beating to be by make way more money more money want more money when I be able to invite right now if I buy them to with big paydays and I'm good


    Justin Gaethje Talks Strategy Versus Khabib Nurmagomedov
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    cuz you're afraid of coronavirus oh my God he's a personality like that could be as smart as it because of the reaction I don't cry because it's over will you have a stye I mean if you wanted to say okay what kind of style do you think would work against the guy like could be the first of all guy was a fantastic defensive wrestler like you said and then a guy was a superior Striker and do those two things you have you got to stay at the fence openness to drive you to the fence to finish takedown he's not going to take that as an open you go watch all this fights you're going to see maybe 5 a handful if it if that was in the actual center of the kid who starred in the middle but he's going to push to push you to the Cajun music age feel slightly uncomfortable is he stupid because the distance I was keeping you do you have to be in order to shoot a double-leg you have to be at a distance and it would you feel comfortable in wrestling it's always you know I shouldn't unless my head touching your head I should never take a shot cuz I'm too far away so he's going to be the most important thing in the world when it comes to that fight Batman Superman fight with you and the baby both of the same manager would I hear talk about September or they say that with you because I'm at that Park Theater the one that's right across the street from T-Mobile I'm there in July for what doing a comedy show at supposedly going to actually happen they haven't canceled it they haven't canceled it Chesapeake. It's the biggest challenge of khabib's career it's a biggest challenge of your career at 100% siding is having opportunities to be able to step up that's what I'm really excited for I know he's excited for and again no one's got to see his wrestling and I met this guy watching his wrestler what he does was so unique it's a total different style of wrestling then that's hard to train for the sound like Aiden weapon so I feel like we're bringing something unique into this then it's a variable and it's also pull up on his feet told him you fighting you and you stopping him like you take that spot now and also your style in my opinion is better think about Tony Stiles as Tony can fight off of his back is not worried about takedowns needs to Miss Mulatto fight that fight with the mindset of being okay on his back especially the confidence you must have coming out for that five rounds with Tony is out doing I mean I know how bad those kicks hurt if I can touch your calf I'm not I'm never kicking about the Bendy anymore spider the different distance to so much more safe and her so many nerves and ligaments that run through that part that have no protection your thigh of your quad is a big muscles hard to get through your quad to your nerves you can touch sooner if that's why you know what he said Henry's can't you thicken soup but he has to have the fence he doesn't have the fantasy f*** there's no f****** way yeah promise you that has to be in the middle but if you want to take you you need eight weeks is that what you want to get prepared yeah but I'm taking I take 30 days off but they didn't give you a specific don't know anything more details than I do Google Google Map if I can get back right that's the thing right where you going to land a flight if you lose your boat in Mexico Tijuana and then you have a boat to get to San Diego and then would drive you home right yeah that's the thing right where you going to land your weight about inclusive flight if you lose you got that boat no or Mexico you landed Tijuana and then you have a boat to get to San Diego and then would drive you home


    Is Henry Cejudo Really Done for Good?
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    he's done for good van 170 I mean I don't know any manager that ever had that many champions in the stable I think Henry a year and a half from now is like it really is me you might look at a guy who won the gold medal in the Olympics and then is winning by stoppages against the world in your hand you have to go to war for yourself yeah no other time will you be able to put the only time he's going to have those cards as when he's actually the champion right now he is the champion if he decides to vacate the title like he has they remove them from the rank and I put it in they don't respect you enough and so events do they have to at what point do you say no right I think he's probably done to when you stop and think about the fact that you retired from wrestling at 21 not even at the peak of his powers right after you win the gold medal and then the fact that came back from that first round stoppage to DJ and then beat them in the rematch what was it like craters later fight and Annette DJ fight will do crazy overcoming that he has nothing left to accomplish what I was incredible send it like that like it or just came back later they do things outside the box be remembered I didn't use it that was done it I would say two things outside the box be remembered I think he'll fight again


    Adam Eget Survived Three Years in an Abusive Cult
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    I don't even know where to begin so when when did you first become part of the called so I got sent away to this Cole it was like a cold boarding school I was 14 I just turned 14 in 1990s kids to get some help and then yeah they had no idea was a call wow what was it it was called Seadoo bedu and they call it that because you could see yourself how you want to be and then you do something about it something called sinen on which you think is more well-known but it's not 1993 I was I was living in Tarzan a girl getting into fights at school and I was punching holes in my wall and Angry Kid and so it was sort of an outlet I guess and then they kept sending me up to the Northridge cycle so I got sent away up to Northridge and in the youth psych ward and then I think my parents probably would or they said if you do this one more time you know anything else we're going to have to send you away somewhere with you no more serious probably well and so I did it again and then we took a tour up to they said they were we were just going to go up to take a tour of the school that I could be sent away to that was it they said if you do it one more time we're going up and we're going to tour the school and if you do this one more time then we're going to bring you back here and drop you off you're going to stay there and so we went up to the San Bernardino Mountains and got it got out of the car at toward the campus is a beautiful campus it was like this giant cabin up near Lake Arrowhead and it used to be owned by the Houston so you know all of Walter and Angelica and John Huston and and they were telling me you know just about the school and stuff and all the rules are a lot of rules they called him agreements and then my parents I came back and went and talked to my parents told me that I was staying there and I just said well f*** you and then I left and and they strip-searched me and then and that was it then I went into what they call a wrap hand wraps are intense so what they did rap was a three-hour-long kind of like a group therapy session but everyone is just sort of oh my God it was so bizarre so I'd only been at the school to two hours I just been stripped first and I've been put into one of these three-hour wraps and the the girl next to me was like rocking back and forth on the chair sorta like sobbing quietly and then the kid next to me got up walked across the room and switch seats with someone cuz you weren't allowed to talk to someone next to you had to be across the room and that kids started screaming at the kid and right next to me over here and then this one just started screaming at the floor unlike started like screaming floor like I hate you Mom I hate you Dad and then someone started putting all their like this Kleenex all these tissues too and I'm like why are they putting all these f****** tissues here and then you just see all the snot and spit in like mucus empty out of this this girl's body cuz she's just screaming and like blood vessels are popping in and she's crying and screaming and it was most disgusting thing you've ever seen and I was like oh my God I'm going to be here for two 1/2 years and this is how this is going to happen three times a week there's a lot of sleep deprivation they had your parents think it was they thought they were told by the counselors at the psych ward that it was like a place for troubled kids when you didn't know what else to do with them it was like maybe they were fooled I think they were probably fooled I don't think I don't think anybody really internet right by this is all. you know it was a really weird mix of of students it was like I think Paris Hilton went there at one point and then there was like just a lot of kids there on court orders and there was a weird mix of people wow these 24-hour with a called prophets and they were all named after a different chapter of the book called The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran you go through the program with a peer group so everybody that I was enrolled at the same is you in the same like two months you go through these almost like these Rites of passages called prophets and there were these 24-hour long workshops and they're all based around each chapter of this book called The Prophet and the first one was called the truth and it was like the truth will set you free so you basically tell everything you've ever done that you felt bad about and it's like confessional most and what was set all the staff members were there a lot of stair were like two or three staff members who are the counselors at the school they had no real credentials they weren't like therapist but they acted as therapist but they all have f***** up lies to and so and some of them and so some of them like there were people that really got off on the power like any cult leaders do and then there were some that were former students there that were sent away for being bad kids do their worst confessing to her one guy said he claimed that he said homeless guy on fire another one would strangle cats and they're like these are the f****** people that are asleep Vanessa Scientology element to write and then also Catholicism you have to confess right this said there's a thing to Scientology does where they they go over all sorts of aspects of your life and they they like say that yeah you know well. The different different organization and then the main dudes banging their buddies wife hey 4 days Solo or they give you like a bag of Trail Mix and some water and a whistle and they said I will come back and 4 days but it's a fourteen-year-old it's like what the fuc I don't know I just yeah yeah you were alone they give you an area about half the size of this room the studio and they say alright we'll come get you in 4 days Sears for granola bars a bag of Trail Mix and a bag of water and a whistle in case you get bit by a rattlesnake or some s*** and then a lot of beating off 14 years old I think I spent most of my days and I came up with a cult that would be one of the rules that sounds like a fourteen-year-old like I'll never forget to do when we came out they told us Kurt Cobain it just killed himself it was Lowe's 94 but I remember if you get in trouble they put you on something called a full-time and that was never fun because it was like it was the amount of time so remember it was either you ran away or you had sex with another doing or I know not me between snotty scream therapy on a full-time like you wake up and you have to like try and dig out a stump that's been there since the seventies no one is ever going to f****** take it out I used it for photons but you're not allowed to laugh or sing or no human contact you can't talk to anybody for 3 weeks and everyone is telling each other their lives stories but it look like you remember Johnstown when like the 909 people are just drink the Kool-Aid and was just body on top of body cuddling with each other oh my goodness like all the staff members are f****** rubbing hair of like the girls you like it seems highly inappropriate would like girls 13 year old girls had in their lap yeah dude was f****** it was trippy but my buddy are buddy Jeff Garlin put me in touch with this fantastic writer writes a lot of episodes of Better Call Saul and we're almost done with our pilot we're going to pitch it in about a month I feel like that's what it's going to be fascinating to see how they play that narrative at like whether they will show that kind of s*** like a third child girl on a guy's lap like that seems like you can't do that people be like what you sick f*** why did you do that but you're not doing that that's true yeah you're you're relaying some crazy s*** that you actually experience and how many years are there for almost three yeah some of the exercises were crazy they did this one called Lifeboat where they choose to students I was one of the students that shows and you're on a chair and you can only save two people and all your best friends and s*** are stopping and they're like and you have to look each person in the eye and tell him why they they die and then they and then everyone had to write their own eulogy f****** weird a girl slit her own throat she jumped off a cliff when they get into it in the first place and fire I know that for sure that's why he did it he got put through this b******* he was going to inflict it on somebody else about 7 or 8 years after you run away but then you get caught or you water you come back to the school once you find out your parents are going to take you out but a lot of kids never came back and we just got so that was just the fact of the kids we don't know what the happened to him they would always tell us that the parents pulled them out of the school that some of the kids that ran away and never came back but it was on the side of this giant like almost like a cliff this backside of a mountain and some kids would walk down into town through the road and some kids they said would run away and go down the back side of the mountain and they said some kids died going down the backside some kids got kidnapped but close they found out that there was actually a serial killer that was working at the school he was like like the night janitor kind of guy and confessed to murdering like a handful of kids that we thought ran away and he got caught for something else and then confessed to all these murders he had committed over the last decade and in four of them were kids while he was working up at the campus holy crazy Bonkers Park pretty wild so it took you a few years was in a relationship that you were in where a girl was explaining to you lose while I was talking to a former students starting to opening my eyes and I was like Pac-Man and then when Facebook it was even longer than that because I think then went Facebook came out then it was like they're all these groups and everyone's like yeah we were in a cold once you got out and you realize you were out and you talked all the other people that were out to and you all realize that you were out how did it affect the what did you have to like remap those years in your head did you have to kind of think about what life is really like it was too it was interesting cuz I got out when I was team so I had to go out as soon as I got out I have two more years of high school so I got thrown down the street at Taft went to Taft High School Woodland Hills and then did a couple more years there but it was it was tough to get re-acclimated and then yeah I didn't know I had to retrain my brain or like I felt like I knew it was almost like I knew what they were trying to do I almost felt like I was being brainwashed and we were taught to self police each other in and I may have had otherwise would put you on full-time and you have to dig out a stump lucky ones I was like you know what I did it I took I took the positives I was like you know it wasn't all bad I learned some tools and if I didn't go through that I wouldn't be the person I am today and I'm not the one you know I'm not the worst f****** guy in the world so I made it out I survived f*** it right I'm not going to do a lot of people that wouldn't let go they were just hold on until this very day they hold on so tight and to this bitterness and this anger and they they can't sleep at night and play think about is what they went through they lost three years of their life I do hate that I do bummed out that I missed out those three years of Junior High yeah that's true that's true I could go back and do it all over again is there was there was a camaraderie there was it was like there was something about it I didn't have I had all that other b******* to worry about but I didn't have to worry about a roof over my head job you know all the other b******* that you have to worry about it. it was like there was something about it I didn't have to I had all that other b******* to worry about but I didn't have to worry about a roof over my head job you know all the other b******* that you have to worry about as adults


    Joe Rogan Talks About “The Shining” Moon Landing Conspiracy Theory
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    hours of the first one I ever saw as a good was The Shining and that's still there still something terrifying moment because unlike it different ways they became like a collaboration between cubic cuz it was clearly his original idea but he wanted I believe Stephen King wanted that character to go crazy he didn't want to have this f****** image like right front from the beginning and then became insane and then you know well I know what it's like Jack that movie was so good it was top top 10 all-time favorite 1980s I think cuz it is so 1980 people you've got understand what we're talking about a whole different world there's no there's no special effects if there are there they're not very good they're all like Empire Strikes Back I'm really not much else though but there is a lot of clunky so they did this movie with just just that mean just all of the all of the different crazy moments like that bathroom moment with the ants coming through the door he was so many of those moments Master at creating suspense and in using the sets in the color contrast like just the color patterns are unsettling and the 30 use those twins weren't exactly they weren't twins they were just little differences that makes it unsettling there's so many different ways you know he's to do complex mathematics for fun that's how far the number on the doors exact same amount of thousands of miles 237 and it's 237 thousand miles away but not constant think it moves a little bit so I think it goes as far as 265 thousand feet out if I'm rather than 65,000 miles out and it goes to 237 I think it very that goes like this do you have like an elliptical orbit around the Earth a little bit that made that up is that true that sounds like a Native American Native American music playing in the opening credits little kid did have an Apollo 11 sweater I just remember in the back room in the stockroom there was like a can of a product with a giant it was like geronimo's had on the on there that I'm sure they operate you know what he's the guy that the the conspiracy theorists when they get the most crazy when they when they really want to dive into who did it they think it was all kuberg that shubrick literally filmed the fake moon landing to the American TV satellite internet body killing him because he made yeah mouth Kona that's what it was


    Will the Coronavirus Lessen SJW Activity? w/Adam Eget | Joe Rogan
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    call the PC bulshit in the social justice warrior s*** is going to be tempered after we know because the real danger like a real threat in the real fear temperate and now that's gone away the real fear is going to give way to a new level of anger because of this level of Despair people going to be experiencing financially over the next few months so this is going to be a heightened it's almost going to be up there was a slingshot effect West County and I got to get more country and more self-righteous more more self-righteous more people chastising criticizing people and on Twitter you really see it because people are literally forced to be at home so if you're forced to be at home if you don't have the discipline to stay off Twitter and you happen to comment something in someone comments on your comment and then you start talking s*** to each other that's your day and they said something pretty good God damn it back so you start Google and statistics and this is what a lot of people are doing it's making people sicker and sicker I have almost completely avoided Twitter other than check my DMs occasionally and occasionally I check what other people have posted that I'm friends with her that I follow a check little bit but I'm not give it I might give it five minutes a day I deleted my Twitter icon about a year ago I and I just reinstalled it may be about a week or two ago and I'm already starting to see like what am I doing why am I even looking it's just getting me pissed off it's just too many people are angry yeah just too many about nonsense right when you post it it's important but when you're dealing with whatever the f*** it is a hundred million people that are on Twitter or more probably more that are opposing on a regular basis and then most of what they want to say is angry most of what they want to say is negative most of his complaining lipoic 60% complaining so when you tune into that like you're getting all the problems of all these people it's just too many people you're supposed to deal with the problems the people that are around you so there's like 10 people around you and Tommy's got a problem what's wrong with Tommy let's go talk to Tommy it's not supposed to be 10 million people right and then there's hundreds thousands of Tommy just flooding your f****** your feed with b******* Nantes my f****** girls lying about this and they say we can't vote in November f*** that I say we Sue and low all this craziness and it's like you you just deal with the worst aspects of every Wednesday or everyone's thoughts or everyone's opinion you just dealing with all this negativity and so rare that it is really a very much appreciate it when you do find it like a really well structured conversation or does about something where people don't get shity at all like wow that's beautiful that's Pleasant to see what they want to Doc's people cuz you know that you know they don't like this politician that they support or they don't like they want you to not have to wear a mask if you want to talk to you like this there's so many people are so f****** angry and weird online and then you add this pandemic to it and you just got this boiling pot of shity thinking and anger and meanness just meme yeah there's a lot of that is not the best part of your day when you rather be friends with people like I know you can you can have disagreements and not be shity it's possible and that's what I loved about the comedy store has people that you know didn't disagree but they f****** you know they they're still. Comradery and they're there at the end of the day they're in the same felt like they love each other and yeah it was anything that's odd but it's pretty it's pretty rare I think there's probably more than we know that they're just just not onstage there their they're avoiding it 99% which makes me think that can't be real it makes me think that it's probably a lot of his people shaping their opinions so that they're more accepted and loved by the community that they've chosen try to excel


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Trump's Coffin Dance Snapchat Ad
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    call Trump this is actually Donald Trump Snapchat and he put this this is these these guys are here this and it comes to this f****** music this so many knockouts. use the internet man and this is Donald Trump Jr memes and getting these short attention span motherfukers to hold on to a narrative is possible Russia Russia Russia whatever it is ask people to upset you don't even know what happened that's 90% of people out there man we live in and now it's going to be weird because everybody's going to be so stressed out because the economies in the s*** the economy going like they're super-rich don't give a f*** about people dying they can stay in their Mansions actual danger of the virus but then there's other people that are like hey I don't lose my business why don't you restart the economy so I can take a chance I'd rather take a f****** chance of losing everything vitamins like let me do what I have to do and let's let's quarantine the people that are in danger what's quarantine old people let's keep them away until it goes away do that I don't know when reason left the world different aspects of the world anywhere it's just not at its doesn't make sense doesn't work right cuz everything the Washington examiner what one of those is a weird newspaper and it was like it's it's one of those ones like there's more people dead from suicide in Northern California then the war from coronavirus death California then the war from a coronavirus test well if it wasn't for Korean baseball I would be f****** on my f****** head off


    Why Aren’t We Getting More MMA Cross Promotion?
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    I would really like cross-promotion fights you know I really would Bellator just did it was Rising now you know and what's your what's your take on that I think it's good for everybody like I said I'm obsessed with Douglas Lima fighting at a hundred seventy pounds I'm still fight in the UFC is so f****** town status I'm comfortable with some of these matchups I don't want to see I really am interested in seeing a rematch volkanovski and I think Max Holloway with just a few adjustments checking those leg kicks and maybe a little bit more movement he he know I think you can win that fight but I think volkanovski with a few adjustments might be able to put on even better performance and now that he's beating the goat featherweight I mean who knows I mean a lot of guys you don't really see what they're capable of until they win the title and then you see the conference take over I mean I think cross-promotion with all the Champions would be fantastic I mean but I'm a terrible business person play August promote everybody I'd be like f*** yeah belt or let's be friends f****** a blow you guys up to I wouldn't I don't think the way the UFC does the sort of an isolation is prospective like when Satan was a champion they would get bummed out that I kept mentioning him when it was over in Pride and I was like you got to take into consideration Fedor Emelianenko leave me I might be the best boxing heavyweight a lot and there was a lot of guys over there they were f****** phenomenal Fighters and we absorbed a few of them and it was some problems with that you know that city was problems with the fact that the contract they got from Pride a lot of them weren't real so you know there's a thought we had paid or we didn't leave without a lot of guys headed just put him under new contract mark on it was a good example he wrote out his contract and then there was a problem with supplements in a lot of those guys were on the Mexican juice because it wasn't in the contract I agree with cross-promotion and want to see that I hundred percent want to see that but I also think that's who you got to look out for all promotions right across from let's not have Champion versus Champion let's have your number two Guy versus this number three. Let's make the best fight UFC cuz I don't know if it would I think it would definitely help Bellator but I don't know you already did already spent Millions probably close to over billion dollars and trying to make sure they was marketed properly back then what Scott came in like let's not try to Rebrand this and Scott's Scotts brilliant when it comes to doing this thing these things but you know it's how he got rid of the he made it very simple the logo is simple everything is simple now and it's easier to say oh that's our logo right there are horses this big word that says Bellator fighter or whatever was gone look at all these things it takes time to get branded remember King of the cage when they used to have the king of the cage at Giant bodybuilder dude yes it was like the mascot yet is a really good friend of mine actually sold him my old house he lives in my old house he's a real good friend of mine and I never met him I don't think but Bud and Terry were Partners in the adventure and they used to have this guy who was this enormous f****** bald bodybuilder dude who was the King of the cage now and he was like a mascot strange was like but he's not the fighter no weird mascot fighting at UFC had the dude who was the bald muscular guy in the logo remember that you didn't know Lego part of the UFC logo with some ball do I do remember that I do remember that it look like boss like when boss won the title cuz I just asked him for you the name itself has like a do we want to Rebrand this know you don't want to waste all the money you did trying to Rebrand a new organization that's just too hard and you know what the end of the day it's you know the exact talk and then let's just try and make some changes make it simple to make everyone fall in love with this all over again but you know for a different reason for our fights every Friday different weight class and I never paid attention cuz it was just too hectic to try and keep up now you have fight scheduled you know every you know once a month you know what the what the tournament Fighters so like this weekend we have a cyborg find Julia but for the title which are you find nominal area under looked fight the monster he's an animal and I mean people are overlooking her and she don't know Jack faucet or extremely early in her career she's been on a tear ever since then and she's been doing phenomenal again talk with John Oates her confidence needs to be at a different level cyborg doesn't throw straight As punches in the world you know she throws a lot of hook so if Julia compression of the fence get inside the clinch maker that dirty getting that dirty boxing get rid of those loopy punches and be inside that pocket right there that I think she's got a good chance we'll have to cyborg up Flatline by Amanda Nunes the whole game just changed everything changed when you realized I forgot badass she has I look at it though to that cyborg had been undefeated for so long hadn't lost in so long that she just like I'm just going to walk to this chick and it just cost her I think her confidence was that none of these girls can hurt me I could beat her you know and when she got hit I'm going to hit you back she was thinking she was going to impose her will like she did against everyone out okay and she's going to try to do the same thing to Julia but weather Chula is going to rise to the occasion or she going to step back and let's I work dictate the paste like a lot of other girls have run I think with Amanda when she puts them in the back I'm a no-hitter and sour got rocked in a manifest Ford and she thought she going to hit her back and it became its exchange it was a very sloppy fight on from both side but a man has big dogs and was able to land the clean good punches and time and then what she did very well in that fight with his she made sure that she didn't blow her way voiceless punches she pick and she was picking and choosing her shots so she was making sure that they were Landing versus just throwing you know aimlessly and not land you see that a lot of times people get rocked and the guy just comes a nice Mother's and stuff so much that nothing lands in the guy recovers and your back to fighting but I knew that Amanda Nunez was f****** dangerous dangerous fighter was first of all the first round went well if you don't like this a lot of fights where you saw it you know you started it to see with cat zingano the first time she almost had cat zingano out but then she faded and then she could she got put away later in the fight was just shows how tough Cat zingano Vs cat zingano so fucken Savage she's very happy to see her over there but when Amanda Nunes beat the f*** out of Miesha Tate and then strangled her I was like oh goddamn stopper and beat her down before she stopped her you know you just realize she was on another level at that point time but still with the cyborg fight had questions like is she going to look what you did to Holly Holm cyborg just bully Holly yep she's just on top of her being her down in The Hollies a phenomenal strike yes and I was like man isn't but the difference is Amanda is her hands Holly you know has good power to hands excellent timing good counters but Amanda has like legit one shot knockout power Gris I just would have liked to have seen them do a second fight because I think I think that's our would have fought a smarter yes fight and I would have been a different option we made it different to numidia just guess you were maybe a Jostens not just made the adjustment Germaine de randamie with Jermaine far and Amanda at the fight goes on she not the same fighter why do you think that she decided to move over to Bellator why do you think she didn't pursue the rematch you know the answer to that come on Joe certain ways people talking behind her back saying no calling her you know a man whatever it was those are there's not just that but then also to a little bit of them I think some of the mistreatment in that in that whole thing as well she's Coker Strikeforce and they've always got along he's always he's always answer and get her number he's the one that first put women's MMA on the on the on the big stage know her and Gina Carano we're the ones that women's MMA that next level of what it what if there was something that happened between them were DLC was like we're getting out of the cyborg business I'm trying to remember what it was I don't remember what happened but there was some sort of a dispute that they had was it before it was before the amount of no no no no no no they put out a video cyborgs boyfriend put out a video where she put words in Dana White's mouth and they were fake yeah they they miss translator on purpose willfully and then she had apologized for it and in the osseous I get the f*** out of you can't do that and that's when they released that wasn't her boyfriend very first question lost yeah but when ever since then it's been 15 years had one loss after a man when she lost him that she's done but she wants to fight jumps on board and the fighter jump on board and it becomes an issue that's why I feel like we're not seen cross-promotion think it's a business Bellator Bellator would get bigger along the way but I think Julia bought hangs with any 145 in the UFC and I would like to see her fight in the UFC I would like to see cross-promotion with her as well I feel like it's just one of those things where it's it hampers that the the the fans cuz the app they're just not going to face each other let me let me go to this is we already saw cross-promotion when UFC was basically asking or trying to force the issue with Chuck Liddell fighting and truck over there and then probably didn't send anybody over here yes I had to I had to fight caligiuri it was supposed to be they sent Aoki over when it was dream and they send Aoki over and Scott was supposed to send Gilbert over afterwards to fight each other to Aoki fought Gill in Strikeforce and then after gilby. He was supposed to go over there and fight him in a ring that didn't happen so I got to call in like 12 days notice and Scott's like you need to do this for me and I was like I'm literally sitting Courtside of the word game eating chips and drinking a beer when I get back to you call him at night at midnight and he's like I'm like yeah I'm good I can go so that's how I took the final College Ariana Grande's notice and just so look when people want to talk about how the Japanese do business and what happened with UFC I can understand I can understand what they're hesitant to do cross promotion because I actually accepted that fight with 10 days notice I was supposed to fight Aoki but when I got there they change it to caligiuri there they changed its caligiuri wow that's a big difference difference but what they do is what they do is want the wrestler was a Jiu-Jitsu guy sure but the other thing too is what they do is they said hey here's another amount of money here's the check for this if you switching you take this guy


    The Unparalleled Archery and Horsemanship of the Comanche Warrior
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    you're getting out of how did the Comanches in particular because when when these Dodge and Catwoman these various people saw Comanches in Texas and 1830s they just flat couldn't believe what they were looking at they they couldn't believe their buildings with horses breaking them I've never seen anything like it before I never seen anything like it no more kissing you can find one of those explorers Spanish saddle or anyway but yeah they had a particularly to the shooting there it is right there but song leather Loop that would allow them because otherwise think they would need to be supported as high as they came down underneath that they were fairly small people they weren't they were fairly small few so they're like they would, I climb off the satellite hang on the side to side full Gallop full Gallop shooting under the neck accurately it would kill a man 30 yards underneath there I don't know the answer to that I don't know that anyone does what the white men start just ask Woodleaf Lord them with abilities with arrows and they set up a dime and a tree or a coin and they go can I hear you stand here and I close your eyes and you can't even see them from the other side of the horse and again this was something that you know trick riders after you know when the wild west shows and Beyond would do these sources things but I'm sorry for saying so when they were standing still why was so with the commission like shoot that diamond by their rules and whatever and again if you see the Lars Anderson video there was no such thing Closing one eye there was no such thing almost as standing still and shooting it was constant movement it was a shooting from movement wherever they were going so then what stationary anyway so you all that that dance you I have no idea how they think I could at that right that's a real shame that they don't have a written history that mean that's one of many many things that's a real shame that they don't have a written history cuz it's and I would have loved to have seen someone be able to do that I mean God what how incredible would it be to see what would it look like to see them that mean we're just we just missed the most picture by 67 years ago think they were doing it for hundreds hundreds and hundreds years is almost like she has to magical to capture sorry it's gone have gone right before you'd invent a camera no means least we have some photos and still photos we do and we have now I put in pretty big chunks of text into my book of people of the time who saw them into described it that's all you can do is just what they saw and how astounded they were larz Anderson guy oh yeah it is pretty amazing people said they could do yes I have become less that's a trick I mean he's clearly doing what he saying he's doing there's no if ands or buts about it and are they tricks in terms of like is it something that like maybe wouldn't be as effective but it's really cool to see yeah right or but so what so what he still write showing you yeah he's showing you that you can do things me what is he throws a ball and then shoots legally shoot it with his the head with his also the rate of discharge which was one of the things I had trouble believing he when you see him shoot it's just whenever he had a second throws and catches it and he can shoot an arrow like right after he catches it throw something in the air and then shoots two shots to he throws it in the air and then by the time it hits the ground he hits it twice his incredible and he's really accurate with this thing he also one of his cases that you know that he is always moving its continuous movement he never he doesn't close one eye he doesn't stand still he's moving all the time yeah buddy said was a trademark of the great the magyars in the great you know Archer cultures jumps in the air gets off in Arrow before he hits the ground mean amazing and he's even catching arrows and then shooting them back like anybody that says that what he's doing his nonsense is a fool like you are not sure how this is really impressive stop for me I don't shoot traditional archery I shoot a compound bow with a site and I can line it up to the exact yard and stuff but but I know enough to know that what this guy's doing is pretty special so he's showing arrows in the quiver versus arrows in his hand how you can just grab them and pull them right so his his cases that we all think that it is a quiver right nobody nobody good ever use the quiver you can transport them and equipment in battle you were holding him in a bunch of the clustered bunch in your hand that's just the way we're seeing these people in these ancient depictions the actual drawings from in a hundreds of years ago of the way he did it holding the arrows in his draw hand and so he can do it very quickly really interesting it is it really in the end of this is probably mean because of this one gentleman is probably the only way we're really going to know that this was possible cuz no one else is doing like this guy he's doing drive-bys on a back of a bike and he hits me back that up again so you could see that cuz that isn't saying much are you doing this right there I mean three times he hits in in a second he hit three Targets on a bike as he's riding by which would emulate a horse other than difference between the elevation change you know that you go up and down on a horse but that was the other thing about like these are the stories of the Mongols he had developed inability to shoot as the horses in the air because it wouldn't like that The Stomping I like date hubs would during that par a Sol as a horse was up that's when they would release so we have the least amount of impact on there or their accuracy pretty incredible stuff but it's one of the things that made Comanche Comanches the Mastery of the horse plus that would now combined with this ability to shoot from from a moving horse that was was known amongst Native Americans what was extraordinary amongst other tribes I don't know that for a fact but I do know the reaction of people who saw them who is seen plenty of other Indians nobody never seen anything like it at the time now what's her a group of Northern Plains Indians that could do I don't know but the reaction was almost Universal by people who have seen a lot of Indian tribes and you know they never seen it before who has seen plenty of other Indians nobody never seen anything like it at the time now what's her a group of Northern Plains Indians that could do I don't know but the reaction was almost Universal by people who have seen a lot of Indian tribes and you know they never seen it before


    Adam Eget Says The Norm Macdonald Podcast is Coming Back | Joe Rogan
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    I've been talking to Norm Macdonald a lot lately we're going to I think we're going to start the podcast up again so thank God for that and but you got kidnap a bunch of people and give him an acid I think it's been awhile now we just need to put all the the nuts and bolts into place and then get it get a studio get a camera and inches do it but you're going to the first guess I'm in we're shooting the first one in the fall so I'll let you know about Norm me and him on a plane and randomly this is crazy but true randomly twice I sat next to him on planes just random but one time we're flying back and he's like yeah I used to smoke and I had to give it up before you sometimes I miss it but glad I quit telling me all these months you stop smoking this soon as he went he walks right into the f****** store buys a carton of cigarettes and he's opening before he gets out the door and I and the flight from from I forgot where we were two times both times you just like the best flights like just like having an audience of one next one the greatest Comics ever need to talk s*** yeah he's probably you know he's he's probably like in my top three favorite stand-up comics of all time and he's been so good to me and I love them both and they're both equally hilarious in different ways but Norm I'll never forget how quick he was he was hosting that podcast we had Larry King on one time and Larry was like no I'm going to give you a show cuz I'm always listening in order to interrupt you there so I can't wait till I can't wait to come back to this podcast no filter there's never a place for it Charles Manson Manson Charles Manson, he loves Manson will definitely get O'Neill


    Kevin Hart on Social Media and How it Can Derail Success
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    about this audible thing audible is an amazing part of my now my first book I can't make this up life lessons New York Times number one bestseller and I got bit I got bit by the bug wow as an offer I wanted to write a book I did it look in the successive had the opportunity came up for me to voice that book on Audible and the audible success was just as good if not greater my heart cover and people love the fact that the stories were real but hearing my voice and hearing me be personable while being real was a bonus from other things and they've ever had the privilege of listening to so I said I want another one man but I'm big on this motivation self-help inspiration thing I'm really big on trying to do my part so as I was telling you earlier I said in my life man I got so so many stories of all of my twists and turns in Right Moves and wrong moves and decision-making that enhance those moves or that devalue them and made them incorrect ultimately if I were to give information it's just the open up here hi to open up your eyes to to the reality of you competing with you I want people to understand that we lose because we are okay with ignoring our faults right is not until you can accept your faults your b******* that you can grow and do better we point finger a lot by we myself included I'm an example of it yeah I didn't do that because nobody told me I didn't get up I don't hear the lawn why don't you call me and get me up yo I don't know he's going to go eat going to go eat and tell me others for that a truly our responsibility and it becomes a habit force of habit so it's not a t break that habit that you can do bigger and better s*** so this audible original of mine called the decision is all making you looking s*** differently making you realize the tone of today and make you understand how much you're part of it I got a big thing with social media there where my social media is mind for people and the people now that is what the world thinks social media has mind f*** people into thinking that the comments below a post or what the world must be feeling and thinking about you the insecurity levels have raised to an all-time high because my belief is now I posted something people are saying these things underneath I don't want to go outside because this is how they feel so now put that s*** in my head I'm opposed to talk about that's why you looking at me like that what we now think that this is the way of the world and was so engulfed into it that the negative is so loud that you don't even see the positive even if it's overwhelmingly positive yeah there was a black billionaire that paid off student loans it was a story about a day-and-a-half love story popped up and reality star suck somebody's dick in the bathroom it went on for 3 weeks is f****** crazy news breaking in love with bad information and bad conversation by it was a natural human instinct the days when we were in a living in small villages worried about animals attacking us you had to be always worried about negative negativism thing you had a concert on cuz I could take your life positive with something that's great that's good and all but really got to concentrate on negative and unfortunately that human instincts carried over into this time where we don't really have the same fear of danger that we had before for the most part but we still concentrate on these negative things we still concentrate on negative comments negative Lawry's these negative things carry more weight because we have a natural inclination to keep an eye out for danger so it's like our human reward system has been hijacked been hijacked by social media this new thing that we're not prepared for reading Anonymous written things that are negative in the book called The coddling of the American Mind by Jonathan hate and he wrote about this with children about how many especially girl so many girls are experiencing was super high levels of self-harm suicide depression all because of social media because they're writing things and their friends are commenting on them and people are Anonymous saying you stupid fat b**** and other Generations before didn't have to deal with before social media there was nothing that could affect them in this way and you know stuff because there's gifts in his curses of course it is amazing benefits there was now we're seeing the you know the bad within it so what I encourage any and everybody to do is just understand who you are truly understand who you are learn yourself Jim learn yourself learn your pros and your kinds get your flaws get them out the way but with you not nobody else nobody this is a you and you think of the s*** that you know need to work on I'm telling you people when you really look yourself in the mirror and you start to pick yourself apart by yourself there's only room for improvement it's easy to ignore your b******* my audiobook a Live Like Me tutorial it's not a do what I did tutorial it I would never do that because I don't have all the answers all I have is stories and information that you can now be privy to that can allow you to make different f****** turns on this road of life it's not a do what I did tutorial it I would never do that because I don't have all the answers all I have is stories and information that you can now be privy to that can allow you to make different f****** turns on this road of life


    Kevin Hart is Building a New Family Legacy: Here’s How
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    knock knock anybody that is dealing with any type of mental struggle because that is something that's so serious because nobody understand right what that is except that person from I never I never talkative that too easy thing I talked to that the thing that I don't fully know about so you can only you can only have some type of remorse and in feeling of understanding for people that are battling any type of Mental Health I meant to help you get that this a different it's a different monster and different machines so whatever the reason to escape that are for you and from you you know that's that's something that's TBD to be determined between you and where was trying to help you people on the outside we got no right we have no right if you're not f****** dealing with the same thing you got no right to judge that ever cuz I know trying to put it into words but that's one of the more interesting things about talking to people it's like when you when you talk to people and you find out how they feel and think about things that shifts your own ideas of what life is and in the I'll try to look at life through other people's eyes and the only way you get that is sweet them talkin I mean I'm dealing with a nail in my kids and my daughter you know my daughter got mad this is why won't she got so messages I don't attack afford I said there's something that made you do that it's bigger than just this it's not about what we're dealing with now I said that wasn't that was something else that I've never seen and I said imma give you a second take some time to yourself I send later if you want to talk about anyting your dad is here so let's talk if you want to and we got this thing called free speaking Zone and a house free Spin Zone means as a parent I can't get mad at you about what you said I got to give you a conversation based off of what you said and I got to act as if you're not my child for that moment you cannot abused free speakers on though you can't abused it that don't mean every time you want trouble free speakers on your beauty and now you risk free speakers on going away voice and I was like yeah I said what's up and she just start talking to me about something they were bothered and when when we talk what I found is I can relate to my daughter because I know for sure that where I come from its allow me to see exactly what she seemed put so much more for so much more in this is on the timer hair was issued my daughter went to a big hair thing you know she wanted her hair to be a certain way and the hair wouldn't there's no way to her hair was going to be able to look like what she wanted to so the discussion was plenty of the young black curl your hair is not going to do with your friend here does you know my daughter goes to a private schools is white girls here you have to mix girls and you know these girls are out and they can jump in the pool get out and here's a certain way to make honey yours isn't going to do that but if you want a different look than that means that we can work on ways to obtain it but honey it's not going to happen overnight and I had to make sure that my daughter understood how beautiful she was I had to make sure to my daughter understood why it's okay for hair to be different and be unique and not the same I had to play full father programming of making you understand your value and my daughter needed that but it wasn't it wasn't something that just came out of nowhere like that I want to talk to you about my hair it was a anger that she later than came and wanted to discuss but if I didn't have the free speaking Zone that's what it just would have been in as a reason to say what I don't like it don't judge me that but this is really making me mad what's yours and you developed this philosophy that applies not just to work and not just his success but also to family and relationships there's a lot of carryover in all this it's like accepting things for what they are but looking at a positive way to improve them even terms of just communication with your family I mean that's priority it's it's so it's so dope to be able to build what we're building cuz it's not a tradition this is not we don't have a family tradition where the rarest I don't come from Mom and Dad same house kids dogs and dinner at night at 6 p.m. I don't come from that I don't know how to do so we are now learning that you know divorced ex-wife new wife step kids new kid brothers and sisters coincide with ex-wife new wife make sure that we all understand this is our world how do we co-parent bumps of course figuring it out of course kids house in our household let's build something dinners to make this a thing conversations no phones it's making the same movie night taco Tuesdays game night all is silly s*** that you may look past our memories family trips family walks walking the dogs together all of this s*** we're building so I'm fascinated at giving my kids ways to hold onto when they get older remember that time when we did set things said things said thing where are we at that summer remember when such-and-such happened and you fell in the thing and dad had to come get you omigod you know what that we do I want to go back to you know what we want to do we're building it so my hope is that as I grow older I'm able to look at a new a new era within the heart Dennis Hart family name this heart Legacy I'm looking at I'm looking at Generations you know I got two sons I got two sons man that's an unbelievable day because his name goes I got a daughter that's my oldest I'm about to have another daughter like now it's like f*** have you really it's bigger than you it's about this and it's about what they have but it's about what they remember I'm done my part in life to go back to what we talked about earlier by making this generation better than what I was I'm giving you the f****** tools guys you don't got to do what I do you don't got to be what I am but I'm giving you the tools to at least want to Aspire to be by making this generation better than what I was I'm giving you the f****** tools guys you don't got to do what I do you don't got to be what I am but I'm giving you the tools to at least want to Aspire to be


    Kevin Hart Responds to Michael Jordan Doc “The Last Dance”
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    did you see did you watch the Jordan... I know I have to you have to watch them because he's he's an alien he's one of us he's one of you one of those aliens of aliens identify with and for people listening when I say aliens you know some Etta for people that's it doesn't mean I can Embrace aliens here. I did so much for everything okay but he he's different he's f****** different in with this shows you is how different MJ was that man was a f****** winner he was a winner and and that's it like that's it MJ one there was no there is no other conversation when you watch this Dock and you watch he approached his days and why he approached it and the things that he did in his reason for doing them and ultimately what he wanted and what his priority and what his goals were you go fuc he did it we know why get it it's not a coincidence that he's a champion it's Destiny he there was no other option it was Champion or bus there was no six-time MVPs All-Star and three Defensive Player of the Year and you know most likable player in the league and most remarkable know know if it's not a champion attached to my name was several f****** trophies attack there is no other conversation and you motherfukers around me if you do not understand why I am the way I am then this is not the place for you do your job I've never heard Michael Jordan talk the way the documentary show them talk do your f****** job when I pass you the ball hit the f****** shot that person now have to get better cuz I'm so nervous that it might pass me the ball not miss this f****** shot I'm never going to get a shot again do your f****** job when Mike is talking to you like that I thought we were just playing basketball I thought I was out here having a good time oh wait this is my job this is my profession I'm supposed to do this this in this if I don't do this I'm failing at my job you see these players today and you see the way that they are I promise you man rest in peace Kobe Bryant every bit of the same they give my guy LJ Flack and s*** I promise you LeBron James is nothing short of that I promise you these people that are winning f****** win because there is no other option you have to watch this. yo you got to text me after okay text me after and just go holy f****** s*** holy s*** man I get a cab and not the fuel that you're talkin about and that meter I promise you your meter fuk it I got it at the. I got up I don't know I promise you your meter fuk it I got it at the. I got up I don't know my fuel fuel fuel


    The Dinner Kevin Hart Had with Eddie Murphy, Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, and Chris Tucker
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    uiu know Eddie Murphy Eddie Murphy I don't know him very well but I know his brother Charlie very well Eddie we had a dinner one night and it was Eddie Murphy Dave Chappelle me Chris Rock Chris Tucker and Dwyane Wade Gabrielle Union and Usher had came right so at this dinner and Chris was like yeah we should get let's just put dinner together or we all just come out because me and Chris love to f****** just he ready go like Eddie is pound-for-pound the funniest person you can never be around like effortlessly not trying Justin story this dinner goes down in history is the funniest the funniest night of my life and conversation and you got to see Comics be in all of one another you got to see it's appreciate each other like like everybody talked in it that this wasn't a 1-up story this was a conversation but you saw the you saw why the goats were the goats yes you saw want to go somewhere to goats you clearly saw that I was young in class and I'm the the guy that's coming up in the room turn up mic I'm happy to be there in about to get static man I'm f****** smiling ear-to-ear man and Eddie would say something in the Christmas light come on Rock and then I'm just being quiet I'm just f****** quiet and then I would have more power tuning but literally you saw why the goats were two goats as I'm telling one of the most epic games I have this picture framed in my house that's amazing tuning but literally you saw why the goats were goes wow as I'm telling one of the most epic games I have this picture framed in my house that's amazing


    Why Kevin Hart Tries to Inspire People | Joe Rogan
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    you come in here moving and shaking my you come in here making deals you on the phone already got to do what you're always moving I mean is there anything else to do is there anything else to do with extra gear in my step. Day I was like I love being around people like you my guy people around you people like you you're you're going for s*** all the time and it's infectious it's like a year you give off energy and when people are around you they want to they want to get s*** done to this location is not just me. I think that the last time I was here I conversation was such a great conversation because there was there was we both had point of views and when we share the point-of-use you elevated the other person's POV like when we were talking and I was telling you why I live the way I live why I am the way I am used springboard and then you said yeah because kept for me I've been doing this and we had this thing and yang thing going and it ended the conversation I told you one of the the best interviews that I've ever done and from a feedback process what people that just love with the discussion was love the tone of the interview two things that was said I felt inspired motivated after it was just great all-around permit check all the boxes it was for me too and I got a bunch of great responses from my friends from Pro that's why I know it's good when I get friends in my friends are all like pretty nails like that is a motivational motherfuker get s*** done now that it's fuel is fuel for puppy we need that everyone needs that you know I don't even this is this is not a Cheesy Segway alright this just makes sense from what you just said what you just said is the reason why I did the decision you said people need that it's fuel right I feel that in today's time what people are most selfish with his information you asked for it then I maybe maybe I'll tell you some stuff but it's a search and find me real good information information about how to get to success that's the that's the one from everybody across the board on some level information from someone that's done it or that's partaking in it and some degree will only add to the value of your journey it's only going to make it easier if not to say to you got to do what they said but what that information you're able to process it maybe use it maybe not but you got it that's what I wanted to do I got a life I got a hell of a life that I've lived pull-ups Downs potholes Cobblestone speed bumps Flat Road u-turns some smack brick walls that aren't ran into you know some revolving doors of back-and-forth and through it all my mental is only got better because I feel like I've been in I've been in a mental gym the mental Fitness that that coincides with life you know it should get better as s*** you should get wiser you should get smarter you should be able to make better than in all of my decisions came from the massive amount of f*** ups and I can now share those f*** ups I can now share the rights and the wrongs in the way to handle all the things that I've done and people can just take that information and go wow I never looked at like that who stars in the world how does he become one of the biggest stand-up comedy stars ever how the f*** do you do that you almost seem like an alien you know what the people on the outside but then when they hear you talk about your real life and talk about these f****** talk about these successes and talk about the lessons that you've learned man that's fuel for folks in a way that nothing else is because it's a lot of people that are bullshiting online just a lot of these motivational speakers that haven't done s*** and it's a it's a weird things like they're they're trying to give you Motivation by like sort of recite things that they think they're going to work leaving think that they think you want to hear something when you say it people are going to listen they're going to go all and you're so honest about everything which is every that's everything to people because when you're pure when your your your words are pure people take them right in they come right in there's no does not like hugs guys kind of f****** telling me something talk with Chase I got Chase JP Morgan Chase Apartments in mind and we were doing this morning that we were we are we doing the thing call Advance and black Pathways right over trying to cure financial literacy in the black community we've been thrown like your number to right now right and there's a conversation where you know they wanted to have set Bankers go and talk to the kids in the other city and I was like you can't you can send a white man that works for JP Morgan Chase to the inner city of sad Community Hood whatever to talk to these young black kids that has no idea about the life that the black kids living I said what you needed people that have actually come from these environments they have made it out of the environment and now understand how money works because when I talk to you I'm not talking to you with hypothetical preaching to you about what you should do what you got to do cuz I'm telling you what I did that didn't work I'm telling you I f***** off money and I'm telling you what I didn't know hey guys here's a fact there is no education that comes with money in the black community it doesn't you can go search for it that there isn't one that does not exist there is no one that is outright teaching the kids and a black community how to operate financially how to set up for your future there by talking to you about ownership homes mortgages Investments stocks that doesn't exist it doesn't exist it's not until you get out of that environment that you meet some people that are planning their life accordingly that you start to ask questions it's not till maybe college and on the later side of it that you're with people that are getting jobs in the future that you start to do it there is no prep or education young age you need a f****** man that can go then go amen let me tell you why you got to stop taking these free credit cards let me tell you why you got to stop putting the cable in somebody else's name and continue to f****** up let me tell you why you got to stop being okay with not having a bank account let me tell you why you got to stop using the check cashing place in a relationship let's build off of something that people can go I get that since then go back to your point my relationship has been based on me telling the truth I told JPMorgan Chase I want to go to the Ender City and I want to have these discussions but let me have on my way I don't want to have it in a JPMorgan Chase way and I got to credit them for backing me because the airline me with other people that share the same stories that have achieved certain Love Lucy best speak to the same thing so everything that I've done everything that I'm trying to do when I do talk about it I come proven I'm only talking about this because I really got knowledge about it I don't got knowledge about because I'm as smart as motherfuking world that's not what I was coming from Joe my knowledge is coming from don't walk the dog little monsters that I knew the other monsters Warren is bad and Door Number 2 but Door Number 3 is finally where you should go I messed up man I went to the first two doors wrong why can't I give that to somebody that that hasn't experienced those doors yet why can't I just get that information and possibly prevent them from walking into those doors and that's what's really locked up. That means so much to people it really that you're you're advancing people's possibilities it's I think that's what life should be about as as adults as adults we have a job to do what do you want to admit that your job is to set up the Next Generation that's our job what do you want to f*** in the middle of that kids it's your friends whomever you're supposed to live a certain way do certain things to set up for the next Generation to come in to be able to do better if you don't then you're not doing your part and if the world never f****** grows you got to raise your hand and be responsible because you're part of the lag what means that are f****** groundbreakers that was doing all the s*** doing that 15-20 years never shared the information so these new people come through and break new ground somebody got to do more than what the f*** I did I don't care who it is but you got to do more


    Kevin Hart: Dave Chappelle is the GOAT !
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    some of our favorite stories that are someone who comes back like Dave Chappelle's a perfect example that I can do what the f*** I want only that Dave did it in the legendary way they are from all this money to do this Comedy Central show in a different way they want him to change it and tone it down they want to make it more suitable for advertisers too many voices is like you know what I'm just going to go to Africa and he just went to Africa amount just took off and then came back and said I quit stop doing stand-up he was doing he was doing stand-up in a park with a f****** Box Seattle sold out Arena f****** thing I'm doing to Seattle and we have two shows same night but do about 30,000 people pranks fun great day Seattle I get word to Dave Chappelle is in Seattle Dave Chappelle randomly put up a theater show he's performing tonight yeah he's performing tonight debut f****** in Seattle when you book a show here I want to f****** came through I'm here I'm at the theater I didn't know mine if I can get down there to you. I just put them up what time you think you going to get here I don't know I don't know why I push the time back my Dave Thelma doing that show up man I just call and tell him I'm going to push it back man I Rush after I show Dave has a trailer and it's like a little motor thing on the back of the trailer so I can go bus f****** motortrend like bus and then it's like a little the things that you push it in attached to it we've been doing cross-country taking our bikes man right across countries are just when I need money I just booked her show and stuff but the freedom relationships in the CEO hat in the the company's so you know I can't do certain things because the consequences aren't just for me it's for the people that are underneath this umbrella if something were to happen it's I have to be I have to be responsible I have to I have to understand that it's not just about me and envious and jealous of Dave's ability to go and be free as a comic in the but we desperately need to be us with desperately need to be and Dave can be and I bow down to him I called the I don't give a fuk by these numbers anything I got Dave and my opinion you're the goat in my opinion your last special has allowed you to surpass the Richard Pryor in my opinion Dave Chappelle I got to witness do groundbreaking controversial movement as a comedian and the times were comedy was being frowned upon comedians were being held accountable for doing what we thought we would never be ridiculed for the one person that stood on a pedestal that got the attention that no others can get outside of myself a rock a Seinfeld he said in the time where the f****** fire is the hottest I'm going to do what nobody else will you got a f****** applaud that you stood up for, he stood up for comedy weather you want to see that or not he did that when it was the most f****** pressure and when the times of we could cancel you by the way to the stupidest s*** that I've ever f****** witnessed in my 40 years of life the whole idea of how can kill you today with it what the goddamn in your life by the way this is a real feeling I mean you can't live no more this is how ridiculous it is the meaning of cancel culture do you say that my life is over I can no longer Survivor or provide for myself cancelled I don't know figure it out you canceled Dave Chappelle says f*** all that do what you want to do imma do me that is epic that is groundbreaking that is goat like Behavior so I bow down to mr. Chappelle he's very important is 1 most important figures in the history, it's because because because the fact that he's willing to do this when the scrutiny is the highest you know and also just his his just his story the back the way he did it the way he walked away for 10 years and then came back and immediately went right to the top you know that is my as my brother from another mother I love love him come out to the seller man Morgan Jose tonight I seen today what up I'm going to go up in Chris what up you don't come and watch you all right babe goes on stage does a moment with David probably in about 40 45 minutes in me and Chris both look at each other and at the same time without saying the word balled up the material that we just worked on atomizer book and Chris's bald of his little f****** thing and we were like he's unbelievable what we came in crafted we got some s*** that we wanted the f****** work on Dave just went up there and talk it's like he's living like a legend you know the man like if you if you wanted to have a legend of a comedian who talked about a guy who created the greatest sketch show of all time I mean it only went for two seasons but when you talk about like sketches like Clayton Bigsby when you talk about the Rick James gif these are so classic the Unstoppable and then it goes away is vanishes he's going to farm in Ohio is your where is he he's going to farm f****** farms and farm in Ohio what I'm doing stand-up and I get off stage and I open the green room and Dave's there I go Dave what are you doing hey Joe Denver you don't have a show schedule nothing sit down and he does 40 minutes and destroys I love that the best part of that story is you want to go up he's he's he is one of the one he's one of one one of one one of one that's what the f*** is should be embracing embracing embracing someone has nothing wrong with that there's nothing there's nothing wrong with embracing someone is doing f****** with you can demons great schitt's supposed to you have to you have to sing praise shower Praise on people that are doing it the right way and no one's ever done it better than the right way do down there Dave what do you want me to do it you got to come down man it's a good time we're going to have a good time and it's a Bard fires music Dave it's a farm you got to promise me alright I'm coming back I forgot I like literally I can only hope to be remotely close to his creative as he is at that point in my career and finest Jello like he's an amazing Jello right now who he is right in that compromise and no one can tell him any different he is who he is I mean he just he's unapologetically himself and he gets it he's his part of his Brilliance is not just being in a brilliant Observer and a brilliant orator and describe her of life but also and being who he is perfectly like he doesn't have any conflict in being who he is he knows who perfectly IQ doesn't have any conflict in being who he is


    Kevin Hart: Mike Tyson Was a Pit Bull With No Leash!
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    NFL that was a Tyson documentary the time when he's talking about walking into the ring that has he steps in the Ring Of All the nervousness or things are going through that is his confidence bills is get Sports Arena steps of the road I'm a God what he says in America that Mike Tyson is that there's so many different levels and in pieces of death down to Mike Tyson in his story one of the I mean it's one of the strongest docks I've ever seen but he's he's one of those guys one of those super winners that just mean when he was young I mean everyone knows the story but if you don't he was the base that No Love in his life until he met Custom Auto and Custom Auto became a father figure but he'll also custamado is a hypnotist and psychologist in a lot of ways and a fantastic boxing coaches well and took this young kid and showed him that you're going to get love from accomplishment you're going to conquer and you're going to become the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time and through his tutelage up until the moment he died Mike Tyson was just I just have Phenom II thing that we have never seen before he was the pitbull with no leash that that respected one person yes and anybody else at any given time fear the f*** out of his Pitbull because nobody else knew hey man whose what is hay what is this with a little nervous system no reason for sure okay oh my God I wish him the best I know he's back there trying and stuff you do you just want him to be safe and and and healthy and the time but you know that's a man I don't ever count out but goddamn seeing them just put those little displays of terrifying fight is its what is terrifying anyting like a year ago when I had him in here for the podcast who said he didn't want to stroke his ego you didn't want to work out because if I work out my ego fires out there is like a look at this look at this s*** here was crazy is one of the best MMA trainers when the best striking trainers in the world he came from a legendary camp out of Brazil siba Brazil called shut the box it's like the legendary team of marauders from Brazil they were like the golden Glory Days of pride pride was in a competitor to the UFC was defined in a lot of ways to Glory Days are defined by this one team from Brazil that have filled caldero was a part of and then that guy training Mike Tyson and he's been super successful training mixed martial arts fighters to but I found it very interesting Hennessy the way they're going out at me he's not boxing he's trying to destroy motherfukers listen you you I respect the trainer I respect the trainer for standing in that in the way that s*** like that's the one accidental oops missiles that's was still in the presence of greatness and as people I don't I don't think we shouldn't forget that but what's crazy is he's 53 years old he's doing this and he's only been doing this again for like less than a year so it's only been like 4-5 months has really been training hard and everything is just coming back it's I mean I wonder wonder what it is I wonder if it just was bored I mean I really wanted this is this is the crazy s*** Jesus Christ if you saw that guy training he was a 22 year old kid like man this motherfukers going to be something because he's just got an intensity that you rarely see from any fighter there's a fuel RI that burns inside of him that you can't manufacture that you either have that or you don't and he found a way to re-reading knighted do you beat me to it because he's just got an intensity that you rarely see from any fighter there's a fuel RI that burns inside of him that you can't manufacture that you either have that or you don't and he found a way to read reading knighted do you beat me to it and beat me to it


    What Kevin Hart Said When He Met Jeff Bezos
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    what what was the motivation to do this was there a one thing or was there it was it was it A build-up me being me being one of the only black guys and our entertainment space because it's a handful of us that get to look behind the curtain. Is a curtain is another room and it's a curtain and then that room is some s*** happens if there's a room that you get in any information and understanding that comes in it it's it's unreal the stuff that you started discover but it's a discovery it's a discovery you got to stumble upon this Treasure of information and Discovery and if you don't maybe you're in the right environment to you here's some stuff you can ask him questions 9 times out of 10 is not offered to search and find and when I was constantly in those situations and I find myself saying so how but why will then what did you do wrong damn after that then what what the f*** did you went out to have that even work I was in a room with Jeff Bezos and Robert Kraft this was the picture that won the Super Bowl and where room after in Tom Brady's like giving a speech thanking Robert for all Robert thanks time and I'm with my wife and her friend and Jeff Bezos walks in my friend go to call Jeff Bezos so it should have nothing to say what's up are you going to that Kevin's room full of people don't look like to dudas thirsty thirsty for what for f****** information dick face just chill it's relax now she's about to quit to me that's the problem everybody's too cool everybody's too f****** cool right everybody wants you to think that they know you don't know you know s*** we don't know s*** he must be to talk to you to find out you being a guy that f****** creator and accomplish some s*** that is a phenomenon I want to shake your hand I would love to talk one day can I have a man good meeting you question will Bumpass one day hey if we do it don't you remember this I just want to tell you I admire you I don't need you I'm not asking for anything but what I did I set myself up for another conversation but when I got the opportunity you're talkin here but I'm a come over man I admire you I want to f****** ask you a bunch of question does Amazon ship and that's why you came up with it I don't think there's a time and place but I want you to see my face if you ever seen a photo of him sitting at his desk and there's a banner behind them a plastic nylon like hanging Banner that says amazon.com didn't like the 1990s when people are selling books on the internet and this is shity looking Ikea desk with his dad look at him this is him are so you this marker spray paint desk that dorky looking dude with the cords buff and jacked and s*** Sheezus now he's a Savage that's basically Conquering the business world richest man well I think there's a bunch of them oil billionaire yeah I didn't there wasn't a level of cool that I had that that would keep me from just going and saying hello or asking a question for that matter and it's being in those spaces that Intrigue the thought I'd like the way this is what I'm going to do my part by part and say it, say hey when it comes to producing and production here's what I've done his walls that I've hit and here's where it's really hurt me but here's my learn and here's why I do it this way my ambition is fueled from possibility I'm giving you all this s*** with me with me listen to you talk about these things and then one day succeed and run into you the same way you ran into phazyme got run into Kevin Hart I'm a guy got to tell you I got where I am because I listened a listen to talk about your life I listen to you talk about your fa cups and that you made me feel like you were human like I thought you were just Kevin Hart like when people see you your Kevin Hart you're walking the red carpet your urine Jumanji really all over the place is Bucking comedy specials for 50,000 people in arenas and ship people don't know that you were human you don't seem like a human cuz you're not like a human no but when you talk you talk about your life and some kid might just get a spark off of that and blow that spark make that ember flame up and take over and next thing you know you'll run into that person and some other Super Bowl party I can't even that I can't even tell you that there's a meeting that's that's what it's about and it's going to impact impact some people you know there's going to be people that don't have room for it right they're all closed up it said that if a cop has no room in their cup full of their own s*** other people they can have a spot for you they don't respond that you're going to be going to make that engine better you going to make the whole engine of their life better this there's things that I think about all the time when I'm working out or when I'm tired or I think about inspirational things that people have said and they they through the shift shift my mind steals me up makes me makes me think about things in a different way and I can accomplish more because of those thoughts I can accomplish more because of that energy that some person and you did that to me man you did that to me the last time we had a conversation I remember leaving our conversation going that motherfukers motivational and I got a lot of text messages from a lot of friends and a great one but it was it was a shift like when when when someone is really gay bastard in their life and you around them there's a shift in your own life and that's this is a tangible thing it's like if you could see it on a meter you know it's almost like your meter goes up and you feel it but you don't you don't quantify you don't it's not something you put on a scale is not something you'd see an immediate but it's real and you got to believe it's real know it's real and when you doing this when you putting out as audiobook and even his conversations that you put out there when you people know what you've accomplished and you put these conversations out in resin on a scale is not something you'd see an immediate but it's real and you got to believe it's real know it's real and when you're doing this when you putting out as audiobook and even his conversations that you put out there when you people know what you've accomplished and you put these conversations out in resonates man it's so valuable


    How Kevin Hart Recovered From His Devastating Car Accident
    Transcription:
    I say this man in Psych that's the story you just putting that story together and I don't I don't think you know with without without the stories what do you talk about what you talked about what is the interesting side of conference conversation about your growth or your journey if it's if it's if it's just the easiest I just took the highway do the exit I found the gold everybody else did it snow and I have a trust fund and I never have to work out what is it with the interesting side to that like I don't there's no there is no bonus in that like yeah I just f****** broke my goddamn back right the dopest thing for me about doing that was not being able to walk but then being told that if I'm patient I can recover fully I can get back to myself and meet instantly thinking in my head I can actually be better than what I was if he told me I can get back to understand be better for the game is to be clicked on tomorrow we start we play new level I can't f****** walk goddamn here we go can't wipe my ass I'm not f****** getting it so I can't get into gym PT is some weird s*** I'm just taking two steps on the f****** booster ball and I'm like this is a little discouraging but I know they said I'm supposed to do at 3 days I'm going to listen to him but on those other on those other four days is there anything else that I can do to be working on can we can strengthen your lungs at work on your breathing his breathing machine okay what about my my hands there anyway my senses tennis ball can let me squeeze in the shop doing anyting know we don't have anything like that we don't recommend it so if I found something and I researched if it's just motor skills and working on his at 5 yeah that's fine but you know it's it's it's okay if that's what you want to do okay I saw that yeah I'm not getting the same the doctors are just telling me that stuff that I need to know stay within those lines from the find out things I can do cuz I'm playing the game now and I'm going to overexert myself but the game is to be better how do I be better than what I was because if I do that for me I just beat me beating myself pause if I can keep doing that then that means that I'm in a battle with only person that f****** make sense I'm in a battle with the only person that I really want to f****** beat and it's me I don't care about anybody else I have no worry or gripe about the next man or woman the journey or or or or their level a success that's not what I'm what I'm up against if I can continue to outdo me from the day before then then I'm ahead and I'm heading that's that's what I that's the new found the Newfound energy that I got out of life now you know I'm known this amazing Rocky story what my son is in my head nobody else is watching this movie but me it's in my head this is rakhi this is the comeback this is exactly imma come back better than ever I'm going to be 41 my body's going to be ripped up I might be about 8% body fat and then and then I'm ready ready for what Kevin text me before the podcast but I want to talk too much about it cuz I wanted to hear it now wouldn't so everybody can hear it what what exactly was the injury I fractured so I fractured my my spine right and it's from my it's either from my T10 to my l14 my l12 might eat in whatever order that goes in so I how many fractures I mean that's f****** that's your that's your spine that's about so you fractured basically everything I mean you got like this face and my back so you think I'm already small right so this is practically my whole back if you look at it it's right here cuz you look at this so all of his fractured and what happens is they had to fuse my spine so they have to remove the discs in between they basically had to fix so so the bones Wentworth fracture base of your spine is now out of whack the things that keep your spine connected and that allow you the flexibility are out of whack I got pieces of those bone fragments that are out of place out so so they got to think out a fuse that s*** back together so I got I think I'm one I don't I don't know about the disc I don't know I don't have that answer that's that's a little too technical for me and I should know that cuz my body but what I do know is that this thing that's my spine has eight screws and he's a screws now hold it together so through this time of healing because I now have metal in my back it was about getting your back to be comfortable with the metal but also back to a normal level of flexibility so where people f****** when you get the type of energy you stay still you allowed at metal against if you don't don't you're not moving it so so now your movements become robotic with it so because as soon as I got out the hospital I started and I didn't have days off as soon as I got out I started physical therapy I did not wait I didn't I got off medication I said I'm not taking her meds you know my dad was on drugs I think I'm not f****** around with that so I dealt with the pain but I got to start now because every day to die makes it harder to go so because I was you know back and forth side to side doing all those things I got I got my body to get accustomed to it and I got flexibility so now you see me working out it looks as if I'm back and you know I'm probably 98% back to myself right now but the work that I put into my core and my upper body over the years I would save me outside of God of course because you know I want to tell us to just for just for you to know this health and wellness it is so much bigger than what you may think it is taking care of your body you don't know when all that stuff comes in a play and adds up correctly you know the the human body is amazing recovery the ability to snap back and go back to what it once was the body muscle memory all that stuff plays a major factor so my healing was a lot faster because of the years of work that I put into it before now if I had enough and I didn't have that cord or I'll be paralyzed I've been f****** paralyzed I mean it said you literally talked about this much doctor look me in the eyes you're lucky to be walking your this much if your core wasn't in the shape that it was and if you didn't have the play strip to take whatever that impact wasn't stay you would have been snapped and you never be walking again so that instantly thank God I go you know what thank God for my trainer who jumped into my life at a certain time and change my way of thanking boss Ron boss everline and you know we've been rocking for 7 years and in the consistency of four years before of every day everyday so now I'm like you're not wasting your time ever Sonos people say what are you working out for what are you getting in shape for why you going everyday you don't know when you going to need to f****** tap into all of the work that you got you don't know you don't know if you ever need it but to just know that you've taken care of yourself to know that you've given yourself a chance to f****** not only survive but you giving yourself a chance to perform at a high level of day today by taking care of your engine this is this is my machine so I'm taking care of the engine just like any car oil changes just like you know your f****** your brakes your your tires the road is all initiate you taking care of that sort of the great ride every time you got to do the same with your body don't ignore that s*** people you know my flies right now heart attack Strokes you know kidney failure you got people with diabetes you got people getting legs arms cut off from Bad eating from from Bad eating over course of years take that shitt serious don't wait till the end that's serious that's not that's not a joke so when I look at people dying around me we have no control over when the day is going to come going to try to help amplify my time here as much as I can but the big one right amplify your tongue you have energy you have different kind of energy that someone is unhealthy you have the ability to push forward you have the ability to get you that you have more enthusiasm cuz your body feels good so you can you recovering from your your back injury look how long ago was it injury how long ago was it crashed now September so was that September October November December January February March April was his mate Amazon Barbie dreams about Tina and you said you like 98% 98% I'm down to probably 10% body fat right now and as far as like movement you basically do everything and throwing everything wow doing everything I'm up to running again I'm probably had I'm probably at 3 I can go three and a half miles straight before my before I get tight what are you doing for the Physical Therapy you know that's Desiree Michelle at the doctor Pat you. Make sure that getting a massages get no work done because I'm doing so much within working out I don't want to not take care of that as well so from heating it from you no treatment just just literally doing things to to make sure that I'm I'm constantly working on those muscles and not forgetting I'm getting older I don't want to act like that's not the case or that's not a reality I'm 40 now so how do I take care of this machine so at 50 I'm not moving as if I'm 70 Roanoke I would say that's been that's been a great adjustment but one has really made me feel better like stretching you know I didn't understand the importance of stretching of actually resting you know I was got to get it let's go clanging and banging baby girl hanging and banging but now you don't make sure you get your rest time so that you can come back and give you energy your cardio changes row machines I'm on I'm on a bike you know how I'm pelotone and I'm I'm hydro and I'm running so that the workout change and you become more consistent with your system with my new system so I think by July July my my goal is to my 41st birthday this July 6th to be around eight eight and a half percent body fat at the age 41 so it's all about looking good with the body fat for me for me the body fat means that I've just been super focused like to eat I don't people take that I don't eat I am not a foodie though so it doesn't really count but you know I'm not on some strict crazy diet I'm not a foodie man I don't know I don't eat red meat I mean no red meat no no fish no Seafood I'm a plant-based eater behind every once in awhile I get that or understand that it's like just because you make the decision to go and try plant-based doesn't mean that you have to engulf and that World Learning understand and see if there's benefits that work for you and then you got to be open to making adjustments to do you know CT Fletcher I do know of him I don't know him but I know of him love. Got it done and he don't know how he feels or like he's had some weird feelings about having another person's heart inside body and he went a hundred percent plant-based just changed everything changes and tired diet and put all these videos updates his heart came from the Asian woman uses heart came from an Asian woman I don't think he's confirmed that cuz I don't think they tell you but I think he's he would you want to know do you want to know ya, want to know ya maybe who knows now he didn't I don't believe he knew last time I saw him in here but you know the first time I met a powerful God you know it's still your mother f****** and he's just always disliked booming voice and just gigantic muscles and he's all drive and go and then when his heart failed and then he had to have his heart replaced I saw him about a year later he had this remarkable calm that had to come over and he was just like that's different person very loving and embracing and all this happiness and all this joy and all this appreciation and now all you just play and he swears by the headlight for him that's that's the way to go to my bed light at night when you come close to that light and it's in that lifetime talking about his death yes if you come close to that light when you do and if you are fortunate enough to come back from that light you value life differently you you can't there there there are no bad days for me there are no bad days for me at my biggest crying life came from the first daylight came home from the hospital because I never I never had to see that house again like there's there's an option I mean never seen that home again there was an option I mean ever walking on that driveway again there was an option of me never seen my wife and my kids again like the bigger and I mean it wasn't it wasn't like a like a build-up cry it was pull up get out feet touch the ground what the fuk just came over me boohoo like what the f*** what just happened by the way a painful cry because my back my back was f***** up so I'm crying hard and I'm in pain but the realization of none of this has to be how to control ride Hey Kevin you're not in control buddy you thought you were you move for a minute like now I got this imma do that don't worry about it I got it will be good imma make sure it happens as if you were in control that's what it is it's literally that at any decision at any given time you can be over cuz not until you get close to that like that you truly respect that I respect that there are today's a man miss me with any b******* yeah I'm smiling because I have no reason to be angry because I don't have to be here you appreciate that Sunshine cuz you been in the pouring rain man hey hey that's a f*** yes who you talk about CT Fletcher you talk about his calm you know what man I've been on the other side he's he's been yeah let's go and great it doesn't mean that he doesn't still have that but now there's a different energy in the different level of relaxation at can come because I know how fortunate I am to be taking these steps yeah it's not just the theory everyday really truly is a gift it's not changed everything really I couldn't do that I'm talking you you take it for granted you take it for granted man all of this all this conversation is clapping the zzo hey come here all this s*** here you just you just think it's okay you go go to go through a situation with compromise how long does it take for you to start walking again normal or semi normal Allied in the hospital because I didn't want them to know that that I was having pains I thought they were going to stop me from letting me continue to try my walks in like day 7 and a hospital and I had the Walker and it was slow walk. I was dragging his upper body and and I was masking it as if I was feet right because I didn't want to trying like that was my that was my that was my f****** my my my go get my drive for anything was those that half hour of 40 where I can get up and go walk because I was just laying in the bed all day and you know God blessed me and my wife and my kids there was this times like this is the remote control and I'm in the bed just want to get to the control well I can't get to it if it if you didn't position to control down here by my hands so I could get it this here throws my whole f****** but now I can't press the button to call nurse and every second is babe can you can you grab the control for me have do one of the time with my son my son was like f****** my son just slept in the bed with me he was like I'm here. I'm up my son didn't want to go to school my daughter want to go to school cuz it won't leave my side they stay there and middle of the night if they hurt if they heard me what you want they were up my son doubled his nurse my daughter double does Nurse Nico doubled as it you know they they were there my brother came and that's when the that's when they care about what was important really changed the s*** that I thought was important to think that you think are important you get to looking around and hospital rooms for walls none of that s*** that you think is important in there it's only these people none of the other s*** was in there none of it none of it was f****** in there the the discomfort of not being able to do the love and energy made me go it's going to be alright I'ma get there cuz you definitely feel defeated a little bit and so how long before you walk without a walker out stubborn man's probably two and a half weeks too but it was I'm giving the perception that it's that is better than what it is and I had the back brace on you fake it till you make the it was out I definitely I definitely I definitely was was smiling to worry yeah I got ice me let me I'm going through it and figure it out I don't want that worried placed on anybody else I told you I stop f****** taking meds so every night was it was a horrible night that's so much better for you though just accept that pain every night I did that with my knee surgery and it's obviously a much less painful thing but I took that s*** once from one of my knee surgeries one day and I was like this I feel so f****** stupid I said no no I was talking to pieces I was by myself alone in my apartment and I was thinking this is Beano live in New York and I was like I'm not doing this again this is one day I'd rather I'd rather be in searing pain and have my senses than to be stupid I felt so dumb dumb dumb I'm not looking for that back sensation it's a terrible sensation but I know what it is this is letting me know that there's a problem and we will fix that problem actually I don't like the look that comes with being like what I see what people look like that I don't like that look and I don't like that I don't want to look I don't want to look like that is there a struggle to find time like to demanders the time between work and family relationships and I had that accident accident was the the the best eye-opening experience ever and I mean it's it's I was married to my career dating my family right I'm all about this work and all about this hustle kranitz nothing wrong with that it's a good thing but after a certain point you got to prioritize accordingly when you when you get to a certain point where the decisions that can be made our little more control and you have the ability to maneuver differently because of the success that you've obtained make those adjustments I didn't make those adjustments I was still hustle hustle hustle great Dad we're doing stuff I'm home I'm getting back home but my in-and-outs three days I am out today 3 days I'm out I got to go from the movie y'all come down for the weekends all right I'll see you guys will eat dinner with do stuff and it's great cram it all in all right y'all got to go I'm working and it's not bad but now all right I'll from the movie after I'm done filming a movie while I got I need to take 30 days off I need to take 40 days off that should have made in the fam now and you go tour it was just file year-and-a-half we out for days out the f*** week I'm out year-and-a-half I got to get it now let's go a month and a half. For 3 weeks I'm with the fam so I still have my three days a week that I was here but then I'm going to stop for three weeks this is dedicated to Pham times and nobody do anything with me talk to him I'm home now my office I was in that office when you f****** open office open at 9 I'm there 8 you know there's a chance that I may be in that office to f****** 6 now you have no matter what guys that day in the office has to end it like three I got to be home for dinner I got dinner with the fam my priorities have changed but it brings me back to the decisions that you're now able to make based off of life's circumstances life's lessons so because of all the s*** that I went through because of the things I now got to see because of that hospital room and those four walls and me seeing my family and what that love did for me into me or I'll be damned if I f****** look past that I'll be damned if I'm not doing supposed to do and give that the same amount of attention and return cuz my I got open f*** is that why that happened what are you saying to me was I supposed to what okay I'm going to assume I'm going to assume and I'm going to look at the signs that are clearly being given I'm going to try my best to do my part I'm going to try my best to grow so my time now is it's so valuable but the priority within my time or making sure that the people that I love and that love me have some time when it's all said and done I want to know that I made those adjustments I want to know that I did my part you achieve that balance absolutely but it was learned which was go get it I'm out I got to go get it to do which I still do do I don't want to make some like that isn't in me but there's a balance there's now a balance that's a tradition life is it balanced and appreciate especially appreciate family right it's it's then I had to learn and then I'm still learning it's not something that I'm knocked out the park completely up because it's a growing f****** you got to just keep being a sponge and being willing to f****** grow


    Best of the Week - May 17, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
    Transcription:
    I think that we're living in his age now of you know like this all the time everything is just being broadcast all the time and there's no such thing as like digging up a pass anymore because everyone just put their foot there life out there making us go dig into someone's twitter theater YouTube history whatever you want to do so there's this wave coming up like the oh yeah I tweeted out stupid s*** when I was 18 years different now than they were in five years ago but there's a generation of people putting luminol on people's online history that that will die out and then it'll turn into I'm going to go yeah you should see the s*** I like that won't that won't land awaited it is now we don't we not under the illusion anymore that these aren't real people because we want them to be presidential or we want them to be represented we're not under the illusion anymore that they that are that they're not real people it's almost like when they had to admit the WWE was fake like okay now we can just enjoy it for what it is you don't have to have these arguments with you your friends over whether or not it's fake it's scripted but it's scripted Mayhem and destruction they are scripting out these people these men and women going in the script you're going to fall 40 feet onto wood table of glass yes we scripted that to happen but it's still a person doing that yes Venus and racism that goes beyond I think Athletics wrestling fake got it it's it's it's definitely definitely scripted it's not like they're risking it all because if they don't know what the outcome is going to be it's different than an actual athletic event but it's still pretty badass like is as far as what they're able to do I mean they don't get enough credit for either cuz while we were doing it before the the lockdown if they're doing it 250-plus days a year traveling all over the country throwing each other on tables and then in the nineties like X Games came into play and then all the sudden my name was was being well and was well-known not mainstream but getting there and then our video game came out and then it was just like all you're just a sell-out why and it was like cuz of the video game and 14 is McDonald's and asked me the commercial I would have jumped on it are you kidding me like I wasn't even done with my whole life I still do so it was more like they thought some I change my values and was just like I haven't changed my value system it's just that I'm getting these opportunities finally I've been doing this for most of my life for the most part it's your opportunities that they're not so the best way to dismiss that or diminish it is to say that you're a sellout cuz you're on a video game but but you're not but so what I'm saying is that just sort of that sort of Steel my resolve we're so once social media came into play people talking s*** online I was like you're not getting to me that you were cheating by using that technique how that must have sucked yeah it was from a it was from a skater that I really respected to he was quoted the magazine that was it was crushing that such a b**** ass approach other people s*** on it and but the idea that you doing it your way would somehow or another be cheating is to me it seems so strange that doesn't make any sense like I said at the time and it was like why are you why are we fighting in our little tiny world you know I kind of given up on my peers on my schoolmates I knew I wasn't going to fit in there and so was like I found this thing and then just like you guys don't like me the way I do it rough a real parallel is when you were talking about these large-scale meat processing plants a perfect for petri dish for viruses to grow so are factory farms and so are these Farms where your stuff in pigs next to each other you doing all this unnatural stuff it's unnatural for people to be stuffed into a warehouse right next to each other shoulder shoulder working all day it's unnatural for them to be stuffed in these homes shoulder-to-shoulder bad food and and all the things that you would need to keep your body healthy and strong the same can be said about these factory farm such situations one thing that I find so attractive about the way you run your farm is that there's no weirdness and watching these animals during the day they they seem like animals just doing normal stuff you see a chicken wandering around just packing up the grass looks normal see a chicken in a cage getting fed out of a little cup or something it does it looks all kinds of f***** up right it doesn't feel right now we have the phrase respecting the pinkness of the pig and the chicken is of the chicken and we know that these diseases are all coming from these place I mean there's a ton of agricultural diseases you know that are based from these Factory on situations with these animals live in these real horrific conditions and then the bacteria jump and look I mean they're eight look if you ate in your toilet every would you like to eat your toilet everyday that's and that's how that you're there breathing in there fecal particulate matter which is putting lesions in their tender respiratory membranes making making a lesions there and and so when you have those kinds of conditions at end of not getting exercise or not getting free and so the not getting salad or not getting any Vitamin D from the sun shine and so what happens is you get an extremely concentrated host host facility for pathogenicity that's what happened you get a break concentrated host facility cuz there's always a host there close to each other the pathogen doesn't have to say wow I wonder if I can make it you know that half-mile over to another know they're always right there and so you're right it it's like it's like an incubator and so if we wanted to sit down if we want to sit down and say let's say we had a James Bond conspiracist you know and said we're going to form a committee and and make a pathogen friendly Farm friendly Farm well we would have only one species weed crowded up we take out the oxygen that's the fresh air the sunshine would give it we give it a minimal a minimalistic diet at what I've just described is modern efficient industrial factory farming you couldn't design a better system for for conductivity of pathogenicity the government doesn't really seem to have any sort of straightforward plan as to how people can bounce back from this I mean it was one of the weirdest quotes I think it was Trump that said this was talking about businesses and restaurants that they'll be open maybe not with the same owners but they'll be open again did you see that quote no I don't I don't I didn't see that but what does that really mean is that just mean like a different business will be created probably how it's going to go down is it Trump says restaurant to make comeback just maybe with new owners yet she said I mean that don't that does not make me feel good bad if I'm a restaurant owner you know when there's a few restaurants that I'm always shouting out on the podcast that are owned by friends of mine that these businesses are hurting so bad they they went like that to no customers or a very small percentage of customers were to take when they were you know they had dining every night and they have these bills and they had their business set up in a way that you do you have to make x amount of money in order to stay open and they were successful in their doing well in one of the toughest businesses to be successful in and then all sudden the rug gets pulled out so what's the solution should people just be able to go to restaurants and everybody works there was a waiter or cook or they just hit maybe get sick and then more people die but that doesn't sound good to anybody either so what is the solution I don't know but I don't think that an Arctic particular case I don't think Turner has the answers Moana thinks he's been criticized for is he's decided to open up production for television and film but not churches you know there's another thing they've done it's really not so my friend Adam Curry turn me onto they closed Alcoholics Anonymous meetings but liquor stores were in a central business that is yeah I was approved and not approved and I don't I just don't think that it's in a small think the information constantly changing and I think that they're they're going office hold information they haven't made adjustments and then on top of that I don't think they're qualified to I don't think they're qualified a president like one person is involved in the economy and environment all these different things I don't think won Governor can really be smart enough to know a what kind of impact going to have eggnog close all these businesses down and be which ones get to open up and what is essential and why and it's just it's very frustrating for all involved and it highlights one of the reasons why you know the way we do government is you know it's not perfect it's it's not it's definitely better than a lot of ways the lot of places in the world that still has lot of holes in it it's just it's very frustrating for all involved in it highlights one of the reasons why you know the way we do government is its you know it's not perfect it's it's not it's definitely better than a lot of ways the lot of places in the world that still has lot of holes in it


    Joe Rogan and David Pakman Debate Social Media Censorship
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    schedules are one of the very weirdest elements of society where we are we're allowing people to just lie but clearly lie but we feel like the LIE is so obvious that you have to be so dumb to believe them I can't help you and this is how I made this now did you recently cuz I was talking about YouTube censorship and how YouTube is decided they're going to pull down videos from doctors who have different opinions on how to handle the coronavirus and criticisms of how things are and I might gets really interesting that they make that line but that's the line that doctors practicing Physicians they'll pull their video down but people talk about the Flat Earth believe that up cuz it's it's like it's so dumb it's like you can leave that up that one's that one so dumb you have to be a moron to think the Earth hollow and if there's aliens living inside it travel around laser beam videos that say that they'll leave those up and they'll leave televangelists up but then it to these doctors that are saying we're looking at statistics this is the deaths this is the deaths in terms of age groups and this is why it's not nearly as dangerous as we thought it was and these quarantines are not the the best way to handle it we think is better still take that video down even if it's someone who's saying rational things and I don't think that's smart I don't think that's a healthy way to handle things I don't think it's good for the debate I taken in fact it strengthens the resolve of the people the watch those videos and some of those points resonate with those people I think that's not the way to handle it I don't think removing those videos as the way to handle it I think the way to handle it is let other people with opposing point of view put their videos up and let people discuss and debate and see which one makes more sense to you and usually the weight of the information overwhelm the b******* and at least with most people I don't understand why it's okay to leave some obviously full of s*** videos up but take down things that are very very controversial but debatable so this this now gets into that part of your episode with Bridget from over the weekend that I saw where you basically accurately characterized the view that I had last time I was on with you about the regulation of social media but take down videos that YouTuber whoever disagrees with one can make an argument that there is no real action someone would take because they believe the Earth is flat that would endanger others I mean I guess you might try to go to the edge and see if you fall off or something right like but there's no actionable thing for the most part that Flat Earth belief these quarantines are dangerous because if you're not exposed to bacteria your immune system will be out of practice essentially and it's not is going to shut down it's not going to work as well and then another doctor another YouTube YouTube channel did a Counterpoint where he said he's talking about the hygienic Theory but he has it backwards it is true that if you were never exposed to dirt and bacteria in it will impact your immune system but it's actually the opposite is what happens it's that because you're not regularly exposed to things your immune system will overreact and it'll start attacking things that aren't really a threat okay so what's the harm I guess right like there was a video where these doctors identified what they think is the problem with the quarantine and then another doctor came in also it's also been proven that people that are around a lot of different people and consoling supposed to people have stronger immune systems because of that that it does get practice and it does get strengthened by exposure is good but that what is being asserted will happen from staying home for 2 months is is both wrong and it wouldn't happen in 2 month anyway the idea that we can't see me until I was wondering about that whether or not it was like a cardiovascular system I did it only responds to the level of you no work that it needs to to do like your cardiovascular system email you if you run you take some time off it slacks was really quickly it'll be a real shame if that was the case the immune system I don't think it is but I mean I guess the point I was trying to make was a few there a lot of people who are understandably frustrated by what's going on they're looking for any excuse to just let it rip let me speak and going to whatever end so I think that I play Devil's Advocate there is a different level of risk from allowing some of this disinformation to be propagated that doesn't exist with leaving Ladder Up need someone to stablish some guidelines or something like that real quick what are the problems with this argument though is that particularly liked those doctors in Bakersfield they weren't spreading disinformation they were basically spreading the actual facts of fatalities and age groups and you know they just had a different person back to their participation not even the different interpretation cuz they're basically just a different Viewpoint of how they should move forward and they also discussing things like furlough doctors and nurses because hospitals are no longer doing elective surgery so in the many hospitals are in the verge of bankruptcy which apparently is true but the problem is that's not disinformation and it's so if you're saying that it's getting people this information makes them make poor choices and they could be putting themselves at risk for putting loved ones at risk because of that yes okay I'm with you yeah I agree but this isn't this information this is an actual information it's just in with a different perspective other than what we're getting which is only one point of view from the World Health Organization of people subscribe to those ideas so it's not a lie but I think your point of if someone believes in the Flat Earth there's no harm in that that's true so if someone believes in pizzagate they think that there's kids being held in a basement somewhere they going shoot up the store then it is a problem right and all that kind of a video I could understand where someone would say Hey you know that shouldn't be up there because this is b******* in this is this is what gets cost in that don't think it's the same argument we're all trying to figure out what's going on with a medical situation and two practicing Physicians to actual medical doctors are talking about their perspective on this virus so now I don't think they're really on the same line I totally agree that these are not all equivalent situations regulation should be in place play tour the sort of thing the point that I had made last time we talked about this was not necessarily that I'm in favor or against having some kind of infrastructure that says here's how is social network has to operate YouTube Twitter whatever we can talk about that and I'm glad to my argument last time we talked was I don't know what the legal case is how do you define legally what it is that is supposed to happen is it and there's also a double standard element of it because there's a lot of really really loud right-wingers or saying the left is being propped up on social media and the right is being suppressed to put it very simply and they're calling for regulation they're against new regulation on gun safety there against business regulation there against stay-at-home or Etc now they want to regulate tweets like that's where now they want regulation extremely cynical and hypocritical to me but we don't even necessarily have to dig into that to think about like okay if we regulated how do we regulated who gets to decide where you start in the 17 hundreds had no idea what it's like do you still have freedom of speech if you could just talk and and you can't tweet while I guess you do right do you have still have to get the word out well you do but you don't have freedom like you are I do what are you good to eat or you can make a YouTube video and who gets to have that and is that an essential service is that a thing like the post office or a thing like the electricity and utilities is it essential oils and essential thing I think one could make the argument that in 2020 it's used by so many people to convey so much information it's so significant that I believe it isn't a sin and I think that just Banning someone because you don't like what they say or you don't like how they say it I don't think that's the solution nor do I think there's a clear solution because I think that if you have someone who is hateful and is doxing people and insulting people and stalking people online and saying horrible things that's not good either right there laws about that in person you can't harass people in person why can you harass people online why can you put up your address and have a bunch of people send terrible why is that okay well it shouldn't be okay either we need to figure out what's okay and what's not okay and I think one of the problems with isolating acrylic Tac I think tech people and people that whether it's Google or Apple and you made a really good argument that they may appear left socially but they absolutely operate right when it comes to finance when it comes to their business I think that is true but I think that when you're dealing with the ability to discuss and you might say that your perspective is the one that you want to hear because you're a left-wing person and these are your beliefs but you're isolating the the whole other team from being a part of that conversation and maybe they have something you want to hear and maybe they don't have anything you want to hear but to not allow them to communicate you are alienating a giant chunk of the population and if someone gets to a prominent level where they're they're communicating a certain way and you just decide certain ways unacceptable and you kick them off you don't just take them off you also silence all the other people that are along or aligned with them because they have similar ideas and they don't want to speak out either when you when you ban James Woods you don't just ban James Woods you've been a lot of other people from saying something they might be furious about you know the Russia investigation whatever they want Express themselves and they they they they Panic they get scared they did worried that they're going to get that sensors the form of censorship and I think these companies I don't blame them because I don't think they had any idea what they were going to become and I think they're all adjusting along the way I think when Twitter was first cut 1/4 Twitter first came out remember that like you would write at David pakman is going to the movies you like you like Joe Rogan just had a great pizza that's what you did wasn't this thing where you got to express yourself and 240 whatever character is in we're in a different world now and I think different world needs some different examination about what the ability to communicate online is and this is an important Point does Alex Jones made some crazy video out after a conversation that I had with him yesterday where he was saying that I'm going to war against censorship in a war against YouTube That's I'm not doing any of those things I made this for the company as opposed to like a company just put my stuff up on their platform where there's apple or YouTube I don't like that YouTube censors things I don't like that they do that like those doctors in Bakersfield but I'm not at war with them and I were with anybody and I'm not okay I don't envy them their position I don't think it's smart to sensor practicing doctors when they have differing opinions I think we need to find out who's right I think the way you find out who's right as you get people were experts and they disagreed this Nobel laureates watch several videos that are talking about this lockdown and that it's not a good idea these people that believe in herd mentality vs. immunization and are vaccines and I don't know who's right and I would like them to all be able to discuss it equally and openly that said I don't envy Twitter I don't envy YouTube I don't envy any of these people the idea of trying to manage this in real time while it explodes and takes over the way human beings communicate over. Of a decade just like that it's so instantaneous and mistakes have been made and in my opinion when it comes to the way things are censored and the way that it's it's these mistakes particular on Twitter if our favor the left and they're they're not balanced still exist in some horrible things to people on the left say about people on the right and it's nothing it just gets washed away but when the people do it we're on the right about people on the left they get banned it's not fair and when things aren't Fair one side has a better argument are being censored and if there's some sort of conspiracy and it divides people even more it strengthens the hate instead of company instead of like that I think most people the vast majority 70 80% are reasonable people do you can have a conversation with him you were in front of them one-on-one when they don't feel like they're part of the conversation or when they speak their side their stuff gets deleted or removed or put into some you know it was some shadowban category it's infuriating for people it's not good for all of us community and I think that is the burden that these places like YouTube or or or Twitter date they have to shoulder this burden and I don't know how to do it I don't know I mean Republicans have one perspective there's many people like yourself that have the perspective like Lissa it's their company should not they be able to make their own rules I think they're too big I think they're too big for that now and I think that it sits in this position where it literally is a part of who we are as a human beings the ability to express ideas and communicated so critical right now and as we're evolving and as we're are we revolving our culture and our civilization discourse is so important it's it's it's it's a giant part of being a human being in 2020 I don't think it should be just flippantly removed from people so my personal view is very similar to yours in terms of you know sort of like a legal content and really very specific things my instinct is leave it up and let the the sort of let people evaluate it let people put publish counterpoints that that's my personal view now the conservative view on this is you know if you if this cake baker doesn't want to bake a cake because of who you want to marry you don't do anything to the bank or you just going you know the market will if there's a demand for those types of cakes for those types of weddings bakers will enter the market and that's it if you apply that here and we'll get to the differences in a second if you apply that here if the James Woods has want to say stuff and a whole bunch of people want to hear that stuff why don't they just go and make their platform and bring everybody over me to say why don't you make another Twitter will there be a thousand Twitter's it's obviously very difficult no one's ever been able to do it it's not something that's it it's your to talk about something takes it metal resources it's it's not that it's not that simple it's so you know where they secret cameras filming executive talking about how to censor conservative people little bit of it what would I do remember is from the Planned Parenthood are aware what they published was it was pretty dramatically dishonest from what I recall but I've not seen the one you're referring to specifically it's been so long that the details Escape me but I number that there'd I remember that incident I've not really seen anything recently that they don't ever you have deceptive you know the problem is even if in the future you don't you don't do that anymore so I can everyone is always going to remember that you did do something yes you did do something that wasn't straightforward cut-and-dry no emotion journalism just here are the facts Planned Parenthood it awarded $2000000 in lawsuit over Secret videos interested organization but I think that let's say we agree about something needs to be done once you're at a certain level you enter a new category and some kind of Regulation has to be done who does the regulation when you look at redistricting for example this has been like a multi-decade thing where it when Republicans are in power they draw the districts in a way that's favorable to them Democrats are in power they take the opportunity to redraw districts that are favorable to them you have these ideas of okay will have a commission with Democrats and Republicans and together they'll figure out how the districts could be drawn fairly how do you apply that at the lesson from that how do you apply it to does the Trump Administration decide what kind of content must be left up versus what can be removed but then that Administration gets replaced now the next Administration says here's Howe Twitter is supposed to operate like how do you do it it's a really good I really like Jack Dorsey as a person I really enjoy talking to him I think is a very thoughtful guy and in in discussing this with him both on the show and off the show you know they they don't really know exactly how to handle these things so it did did they don't really know what the perfect solution is and he's even proposed a wild west Twitter and then a Twitter that's under some sort of moderation and I don't know where they stand on right now but that was something that they were he was actively bringing up like what type of Twitter where anything goes you get a credit in the early days you could do whatever the f*** you wanted vs. what they what they have now but here's another example when a person get so big like Trump you can get away with you could do s*** on Twitter that there's no way you could do right like if you seen the recent thing where he's accusing Joe Scarborough of possibly being a part of a murderer or something like that I saw that please bring up some apparently totally I don't know the exact details the story but been investigated and nothing to do with it it was just somebody worked with and and Trump is he's putting out this thing just to try to Target Joe Scarborough get his fans to go nutty and f*** with him you know and that's a weird way of that. That's a right-wing guy who is literally the top right wing. Right so yeah right-wing bias doesn't seem reply totally we do negative ions when it when it comes to the president in the president when you get to a certain level like you could just do s*** like that like you could just threaten North Korea like you could say we have the best missiles will f*** you up I think I'm glad you fake your death and I know you're still alive and he tweeted that like whoa I'd like the justice system for the elites and then for other people to focus on Street crime instead of white collar crime I mean a lot of different is to be profitable and shareholders because if it is all the stuff we're talking about about how we would like to see it operate a sort of irrelevant because they now have this fiduciary responsibility to just make money and it's imperative that for Liberty and for the ability for people to have free speech everyone has to have access to this and so when you go to maybe it's like one of those things you go to jail for a horrible felony you lose your ability to vote maybe you go to jail for something you lose your ability to tweet you know I mean it could it be 300 billion I have no idea I wonder how much it is and how much they spending on these goddamn stimulus packages I wonder if they could probably buy it cheap right now to really makes money either weird situations where they worth something but I don't I don't know if it actually does I don't I don't think it's in the in the profitable area but I don't think it's I think it's made when we talked about this fairly recently yeah it's complicated you know some things make sense like Google make sense right these Google ads and make a shitload of Money YouTube make sense it's profitable it all makes sense Twitter's like where you at where is the money coming from like you it's so valuable but and it's such a useful tool but how does how do they make money I mean so it literally they're at their ads on Twitter as well invite boosted post from mode advertisement that I have no idea how much money they're making from that versus what is the value of the user base wasn't there a point recently where a very very conservative investor bought a giant chunk of Twitter and was thinking about kicking out Jack Dorsey was not something I was brought up really recently now I don't know about that. Jamie situation that's how it went down like a fairly recently someone just bought a controlling stake or large steak let man I just think is there anyone you would trust to regulate Twitter and YouTube and Facebook like like a public utility that's incredible I think something that has that kind of power when it comes to expression it's it's valuable for human beings and I would never want to take it away from the people that own it obviously but I just think as a concept that we should consider that what we have here with something like Twitter or even maybe there's a good argument for YouTube as well that what these these new abilities to ask yourself are there they're incredibly important terms of the process of our culture the process of going over ideas and involving those ideas there's no better way to do that than open communication there's no better open communication than Twitter and YouTube like in terms of regular people you can start a YouTube video right now on your phone I could just set the phone up here press record and start talking and then upload it and Bam my thoughts could be available to anybody and I think that's so valuable it's so it's so port in terms of our ability to go back and forth with ideas and we're changing those ideas like obviously the way we thought about life and 1960s very different than the way we think about life today and a lot of that comes from this course a lot of that comes from discussion and up the evolution of these ideas Jamie has something holistic I think there was a potential corporate takeover I couldn't agree more strongly with you about the importance of these platforms my entire business is built on that mean I don't know business if it weren't for this problem I think I think the difficulties are what it what are the standards that are applied and I also like I don't want to sound like one of these free-market right-wingers but what's the legal bait you would have to first establish a legal basis you have been established law that says once you have this number of users number of page views or whatever you now we're Bound by this new set of of laws and that is complex to least complex it's very complex and I don't have no idea how would one would even begin and how long the process of figuring out what the rules should be how long it would take before we all agreed on that but Anna and I think that would be another great argument for the ability to express yourself because informing these laws would want to hear all perspectives perspectives from people that have been harmed by social media and you know and Twitter mobs and s*** like that and what should be done about that and the same thing can be said about YouTube as well I think but one thing that no one can deny is how significant these these tools are whether it's Twitter or YouTuber you know any new one that comes out with it stick talk or whatever they're they're really powerful there's just something too damn that's unprecedented in the history of you know and we can't just apply the old rules to them just doesn't make sense I don't think it's good for us when I talk to conservative people about this there if you're not accustomed to it if you're not accustomed to feeling like you're censored and and you're angry you don't know what it's like until your round these people and then you see their frustration in their anger and their their Fury at Twitter for if you're doing that and 4% soaring voices that are for their perspectives instead of just letting the process take place like it's always has been it just in a different form the process of being able to talk through ideas one of the risks of this is that once you assert a right to a platform to exist on a platform that supersedes Twitter or YouTube's ability to say for whatever reason because they're a company that can have terms and conditions and they say we just don't want that they don't want Garden in content on YouTube I can't think of a legal reason why they can't say no gardening content I mean as long as they're not by virtue of banning gardening content in a Banning people on the basis of membership in some protected class or something like that right like a Gardener's were of a certain race you can make the case that by proxy by Banning Garden in content they're banning people of a certain right I don't know how you prevent that from then being applied elsewhere like what platforms with people have a right to in this gets to speakers who say I was censored because a certain School wouldn't have me to speak their you don't have a right to speak at any particular School schools can make decisions about what they want and what they don't want as long as you're not being discriminated against based on your identity is it not sort of the same thing with YouTube like what what is the legal basis for saying they can no longer make these decisions first of all a school is a single destination at the physical place right beside you know this is a conservative school we don't want people coming over here and talking about this or this is a very Progressive school we don't want to have someone from the KKK come here and tell us how all races are not equal that that's a different different thing when you're when you're doing something like YouTube the real question is is it just a business is it just a business owned by people and they have the right to do whatever they want or is it least I mean you're on YouTube you call the partner right they didn't refer to you as a partner David pakman is a YouTube Partner you know and in some ways you are right cuz you put a lot of content your huge you can put out a lot of content and that content is an integral part of they have a progressive news sort of Empire really when you really stop and look about in end homemade shows like yours you know like there's too many tell them that you could watch Kyle kulinski Jimmy Dore and all these folks are doing these shows basically from scratch right there's no large production company behind it or any of the things that so they got this whole empire of your part of it you're part of this whole news Empire and its many categories but what they are is not as simple as just a business they are a business they all are as well within all the executives all the people that YouTube as an entity is one of most powerful tools for expression the world's Evernote so if you have this incredibly powerful tool for expression at what point in time or when it when are you able to deny people to use of that thing and why you know it when what is freedom of expression if it doesn't apply to these new tools what is the first amendment if it doesn't apply to these new tools if someone can come say hey I know you're a doctor and a practicing physician but I'm 28 and I live in Palo Alto and I say f*** you because I believe the WHL and I don't believe in you and I'm just going to delete your video and it seems to me that I follow the rules that YouTube is set forth about you know if you don't agree with the WHL and you giving some sort of contrary coronavirus information delete and I don't I don't think that's wise I don't think that's wise I think it's a very very complicated issue that should be debated publicly and discussed publicly whether or not these people have the right to be heard and this is just one example that we keep bringing up with as many different kinds of things that fit along those lines you know when you just want to ban all conspiracy theories are quotes the problem with conspiracy theories his first of all the word as a pejorative was created to try to steer people away from the Kennedy assassination which is like one of the greatest conspiracies of all time some some people did that weather was Lee Harvey Oswald by himself highly doubt it I think there's probably other people involved I think was a conspiracy so call me I don't know enough about this I don't know about you but my point is when when that was created the really what other than writing something in print or yelling something in a Public Square the were in a lot of ways to express yourself now the most powerful way the world has ever known has come along to express yourself and that's social media that's YouTube and Twitter and what are those things and how much of responsibility do the people who own those things have to adhere to the fundamental ideas that got us to this Republic in the first place I think there's a real good argument that they're more powerful than simply just a company that they have this amazing ability to get information out and that this is Amina it should certainly be profitable I don't deny them their profitability I mean they've made an amazing thing that created something that we all benefit from this should make a shitload of money but I think we should really be careful about who gets to use this and who doesn't get to use this just because someone says something that you disagree with it get other people to also agree that doesn't mean they should be shut down if you don't agree with what they're saying if you don't like what they're saying you probably shouldn't view it or listen to it or read it you should probably find something else to do or examined why you don't like in this were thinking comes in is where critical thinking and discussion comes in and this is a huge part of managing a community a managing a civilization so the where the biggest parts of managing the civilization this kind of discourse is limited this is a huge part of managing a community a managing a civilization so the where the biggest parts of managing this civilization this kind of discourse is limited and it's limited and censored and people can arbitrarily decide to just remove you from it


    Is Joe Biden Experiencing Cognitive Decline w/David Pakman | Joe Rogan
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    can you get will get into the stuff I'm sure you're not just voting for the person you're voting for who are they likely to have working for them what is likely to happen in quartz what is likely to happen regulation wise and so of course you want to think about it is that a person is but you also want to think about who do they bring with them and for me that's a lot of how I see boating in November at this point concession we had to make if it was Tulsi gabbard or Bernie Sanders or Amy Klobuchar or Pete buttigieg or you don't go down the line there's a lot of very credible candidates that would have made like entry like maybe this person could be the next great president maybe this person could be a great leader but now we're in this position like oh God okay so listen we're voting for the cabinet like Biden is so whether or not he's having moments that are slated to cognitive decline which you could speculate or whether or not this is just his reaction to the most extreme amount of pressure he's ever faced in his life and that does happen with people we know people lockup I would imagine that a guy that's been in the spotlight as long as he has for so long probably would would be able to handle stuff but I think running for president is a whole different ballgame I think that everything gets turned up by 10 and I think it gets turned up in this society that we're experiencing today it gets turned up even more so because of social media like no president other than Trump as head really hard to deal with this kind of wave of social viral feedback online with Twitter and Facebook and YouTube and maybe a little bit but then head on and he's he's showing you what can come at you I think that when Biden is running through the steps to try to become president he's experiencing a wave of attention and scrutiny but he's never experienced before and that could also exacerbate what a my doctor here I'm trying to figure out what's wrong with his head on the Biden cognitive stuff that's wrong that I've seen their cognitive decline from fighting I'm not saying the Bible is the same as I don't really know him from you know I don't know him over long. I don't know it all personally but something's wrong the way with any of your friends are they close to eighty any of them no problems and it's it's very I don't think he's there where it without me know cuz he could still talk to him like if that was just a guy that you knew and he was like and he said something like we've all been endowed by you know the thing that one famous speeches to you wouldn't say all Jesus what's going on with rat you would say are you locked up did a brain fart in a mental lapse which I've had doing podcast all the time is it can happen but in that moment in front of those people to do that way why was running for president and wife had a few of those before dealing with anxiety to there's a probably a lot of s*** going on but I would be concerned yeah I mean listen so I guess I don't have any I don't my view is just based on actual professionals that I've talked to you in people that have been in a room with him cuz I I'm not a professional and I've not been in the room with Biden so Andrew Yang was on with Sam Harris recently I don't know if you saw and this topic came up and Andrew Yang basically said listen 8 years old if you compare a video of Biden debating Paul Ryan in 2012 divided in a month ago obviously it's different and to some degree. That's normal when someone 78 years old but beyond that so that's like one doesn't tell us anything definitively you know Neuroscience neurologist and mental health professionals who are very concerned about Trump like the oranges of an investigation the where he is he seems to sort of like lock up when his shoulders the whole bunch of stuff maybe maybe he has a verbal mistake that he makes and it coincides with the shoulder thing and then it's almost like there's a half-second gap and then someone hit the reset button and he'll get back on the teleprompter or whatever it's weird is like 10 or so examples get a search for one so we search for I think if you if you want to like search. Twitter.com and just searched in videos the way you can do and you put like Trump brain glitch I'm guessing that some of the peace come up but the gist of what I was getting to us some of these same neurologist in mental health books when I asked them privately about Biden and Sadie's are you seeing like the same type of thing they all say no so again I do they're hardcore Democrats I don't know for sure something doesn't look good right I agree totally assumed that absent any evidence is maybe unfair real problem it's absolutely for real I'm still voting for him over Trump right I mean like so I think last time we talked you mentioned you were pro-choice do I remember that right would love to overturn Roe v Wade I mean there's not even a chance said that he is that he's pro-life and that he would pick someone that would for you is just by virtue picking conservative there's that there it's it's actually it's there's two parts to it one is Donald Trump with pro-choice almost his entire life or life when he was I think 68 because he met a kid he liked and he imagined if that kid wasn't warned 68 after being pro-life is whole life he said he would pick justices that were recommended to him by I forget which conservative think you're only going to get you know protocol the pro-life justices from these groups on the other hand Joe Biden will absolutely pick a pro-choice justice so if I was wrong choice like you are how do I justify voting for the guy who's going to replace potentially Ruth Bader Ginsburg with someone who would want Ro be overturned like I couldn't do it in good conscience that's that's a good point but Imma get into it but Jamie just pull up this video of trump and I'm going to get a watch him to have this weird twitch for the first time. Hit me with a Jamie okay so he's talking I'm watching it is that it made Trump neurologically malfunctions with a full spasm that's silly baby so real problems with him annunciating words and you know there was speculation like was he falling for these sick was it was he on a sedative was it was something something going wrong almost seem like his tongue wasn't working correctly write with a paralyzed tongue matches mine but I think I really like this stuff we're not probably ever going to really get an answer to this and I don't know that it's imperative to know the answers for me to know who it is I'm going to vote for I guess it's the point I'm trying to make perspectives matches mine but I think I really want from me it's like this stuff we're not probably ever going to really get an answer to this and I don't know that it's imperative to know the answers for me to know who it is I'm going to vote for I guess it's the point I'm trying to make


    Joe Rogan Criticizes Lack of Planning for Re-opening the Economy
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    really complicated right it's like who should be able to decide when you can or can't go back to work it's not it's not straightforward it's not cut-and-dry because if you say the people should be allowed to make their own decision you run into the very real possibility that especially if you have to go to work at that factory and you can't not work and you do get sick and you do go home and do spread your family a loved one to die that's that's real on the other hand the government does really seem to have any sort of straightforward plan as to how people can economically bounce back from this I mean it was one of the weirdest quotes I think it was trump it said this was talking about businesses and restaurants that they'll be open maybe not with the same owners but they'll be open again did you see that quote no I don't I don't I didn't see that but it's like what is that really me does that just mean like a different business will be created just being pragmatic and maybe cold whoever made that quote that is probably how it's going to go down is it Trump says restaurant to make comeback just maybe with new owners yet she said I mean that don't that does not make me feel good bad if I'm a restaurant owner you know when there's a few restaurants that I'm always shouting out on the podcast that are owned by friends of mine that these businesses are hurting so bad they went like that 2 no customers or a very small percentage of customers who were to take out when they were you know they had dining every night and they have these bills and they had their business set up in a way that you do you have to make x amount of money in order to stay open and they were successful and they're doing well in one of the toughest businesses to be successful in and then all sudden the rug gets pulled out so what's the solution should people just be able to go to restaurants and everybody works there was a waiter or cook or they just hit maybe get sick and then more people die but that doesn't sound good to anybody either what is the solution I don't know but I don't think that in our particular case I don't think our governor has the answers Moana thinks he's been criticized for is he's decided to open up production for television and film but not churches you know there's another thing they've done it's really not so my friend Adam Curry turn me onto they closed Alcoholics Anonymous meetings but liquor stores were in essential business that is yeah thinking this is where they put into place these list of what's approved and not approved and I don't I just don't think that it's in the first of all I think the information constantly changing and I think that they're they're going office hold information they haven't made adjustments and then on top of that I don't think they're qualified to I don't think they're qualified a president like one person is involved in the economy and environment at least I don't think won Governor can really be smart enough to know a what kind of impact going to have economically to close all these businesses down and be which ones get to open up and what is essential and why and it's just it's very frustrating for all involved in it highlights one of the reasons why you know the way we do government is you know it's not perfect it's it's not it's definitely better than a lot of ways the lot of places in the world that still has lot of holes in it constantly changing messages what is essential in one state versus in another state the issue of churches is a big one I mean on the other hand in Massachusetts churches were included in the first phase of reopening and a lot of Public Health officials say that doesn't make any sense and the suspicion is but it's there because of a lot of pressure and that it probably should have been in Phase 2 or maybe even phase 3 but I think it's hard to really talk the state-by-state without acknowledging the disastrous response from the federal government and I don't know where you stand strong men that are being put in place to argue that Trump handled it beautifully use his term but I think if you start with the idea of the coordinated Federal response we could have had a lot of these other issues that we're having now just wouldn't be issues and I'm glad to get into it more if if if you want I don't know if you've talked about what could be really interesting to talk about this because what do you think they could have done differently look what do you think the government should have done differently the federal government got it so he has been a lot of two sides that are arguing people who just vaguely say Trump bailed he didn't do enough and he was slow without like really giving specifics which I will give and then on the other hand you got a lot of people who are just reflexively defending hey he shut down travel I'm tryna really early and he took it seriously and we've done the most tests which is a whole other Fiasco a talking point that we can get into but for the most part I think that the critiques and the praise is just not tied to real dates so in January we had our first case January 20th I think it was and South Korea had their first case January 20th we often skip over February so a lot of people will defend Trump by saying you're going to shut down a country when you got one case and I totally agree you're not going to shut down a country over one case at that point to say shut it all down but just to like pick a date and then we can work around it March 5 okay March 5th I had 4000 cases so this is this is March 5 so we already had proof that it'll travel really far and it'll get bad far from China and we had 221 cases on March 5 it would be very reasonable on March 5th for Trump to say this is a problem FDR like delivery is hard to imagine from doing that but we've got to work together this is going to be difficult we're going to do a 30-day I need all 50 governor help me on this let's do 30 days of stay-at-home it probably would have been on April 5th have had to ask for another 30 so we would have done like 60 days March 5 to May five and where would we be right now we being really really good shape so it's really easy to just say dude you're not going to shut down a country with five cases I agree but we had the information on March 5th March 10th March we did a real shutdown we'd be in such good shape first of all I think that the support for shutdown. Early would been almost zero I think you would have a really hard time convincing people that this was going to be that big of a deal and that there wouldn't be something they could do to stop having a lot of this is Monday morning quarterbacking right we're looking at what happened factually like we're looking at it in the past this is when we're there was this amount of cases when it was happening live there was a lot of confusion first of all the World Health Organization is when is January was saying that according to China this is what they wrote Our twitter-tweet it's not it doesn't get transmitted from person to person to this in January right in March they were saying you don't need a mask this is there's been a lot of confusion it's not like there was like real straightforward clear advice it's hard for us it's so easy for us to sit back here we are in late May and say oh he should have done this and if he'd done that everything would have been great this word for shutting down the whole country for 30 days at the beginning of March was Zero I don't think anybody would have never guessed that if we if we write any retrospective analysis office Monday morning quarterbacking its then it's not even worth discussing right because we could just say throw it out it's Monday Morning Quarterback we could have shut everything down boy that is a set that is such a hard self remember when Cuomo was saying that they're not going to shut down New York it would be too hard to shut down New York DeBlasio I mean that they're they're not you know they're Democrats and Trump the Republican I don't care about that I mean certainly there there's no doubt that Cuomo and de Blasio are deserving of some blame here as well and one other example there was a. We have to look at code tracking. Org to get the exact numbers but there was a. In either late March or early April where South Korea remember South Korea had their first case the same day we did we've been out within like a 6 or 8 hours it might have been January 19-20 or vice versa but there was a point in late March or early April where is South Korea had as many positive tests in a day as we did test total so this is really important to understand that the discrepancy here 800 positive cases and so the the the slow testing response is a disaster and the proof is no we can say it's Monday morning quarterbacking but South Korea got it right Taiwan got it right in terms of places in Europe Greece did really well New Zealand did really well so we may be looking at it retrospectively but there were examples of countries that were on the ball with testing it made a huge different morning quarterbacking but South Korea got it right I want got it right in terms of places in Europe Greece did really well New Zealand did really well so we may be looking at it retrospectively but there were examples of countries that were on the ball with testing and it made a huge difference


    Joel Salatin: Nature is a Benevolent Lover That Wants to Be Caressed
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    there's a thing that keeps getting repeated and it's that we only have 60 more seasons left and then our topsoil is the thing that gets repeated it almost as if there's no solution to this that because we have to feed so many people we're doomed and what you're saying is no we just can't do it this way cuz this way is unsustainable it's unnatural to begin with that's exactly right so we so we have to fundamentally change we have to we have to we have to use are carbon are biomass strategically which includes food scraps by the way you use everything for you can't just throw stuff away that's supposed to be decomposed I mean the fact that landfills get get green environmental awards for poking methane methane tubes in the landfill and running running the the excavation equipment on the methane from the decomposing material in a landfill it's it's it's just what we need to do is hook up with we need hookups we need to wear the waste streams like they move right into the the use of streams and you have circles not linear not linear thinking and I mean just another one for example is is ponds realized that before the Europeans came to North America America was 8% water today were less than 1% I mean I mean surface area think about the United States being 80% water intake 8% 8% in Utah Nevada New Mexico all right we're all that water come from beavers massive massive Beaver populations I mean there were 200 million beavers and we now no archaeological digging up skeletons some of them were as big as a Volkswagen Car really these were big big the megafauna the megafauna is incredible it's the same as the Wombats in Australia you know now these wombats are like you know 80lb a little little wombats will they know by digging up skeletons they used to have 9-foot wombats in Australia the fact is that the planet used to have more animal weight on it than it does today with all the animals all the factory farms and all the people so if it's not people and animals that are messing up the planet it it's it's our it's the human management of the ecosystem it's messing up the abundance here is is through the roof so so imagine imagine if if we end this way we doing on our farm is every time we get a few extra dollars we build another Pawn now we're not beavers but but we have you know we have excavation equipment that we can go in and build ponds so that when we have a flood and and everything is flooding we're actually trapping a lot of that not all of it but trapping a lot of it up on High Ground permaculture style that we can dispense for irrigation and a dry time so that we never pump from an aquifer that's the comment an aquifer you're depleting the common but if you're if you're reducing flooding and using that in a drought to keep vegetation growing when they're so much sunlight then you're actually increasing the comments and we believe very strongly that as a result of our farming we should not be depleting the commons we should be increasing the, that's a result there should be more soil more water more breathable air more no more Wildlife more pollinators more there's also been a false name tributes most of our greenhouse gases are a significant number of significant percentage of our greenhouse gases coming from cows and they end Cal Agriculture and one of the things that they found through using satellite imaging and when they're trying to detect methane they're finding its landfills that these landfills are a huge right huge problem in terms of greenhouse gases that this the the total wrong way approaching at the way you were saying during this biological material in the ground instead of using it as compost is actually not just counterproductive but it's actually detrimental yes that's a wrong way to do it because it doesn't serve the soil it actually f**** up the air and it's not a zero it's a it's a if all the biomass that we have what's the word non-leveraged or or thrown away if all the biomass we thrown away in the last you know hundred years if it had instead been leveraged for soil building feeding chickens out today we would not have all that methane and today we would have soils that were that would be Richard we'd have you know better earthworm populations that we'd have a tremendous amount of of soil maintain soil abundant fertility and the beautiful thing is that this this is not that difficult to bring back I've been preaching this message you know all my life and it's exciting to now suddenly have people stepping back and realize wow you know we just kind of put a pause and there are now dolphins in Venice against theirs in Shanghai you can see across the street you know I mean amazing pictures amazing pictures so so when people say let's get back to normal look I don't want I don't want the the whatever the tragedy that we're having but I also don't want to go back normal cuz normal was his foot on Nature's saying it we're going to so so that's where you start saying we know what what does the future look what could have future look like and that's where we start talking about decentralization integration integrating our all of our streams and large-scale change but everybody has a job the new thing I mean my thing about the carbon economy course you know where they're in that hardwood region of Virginia you know near the Blue Ridge Parkway Shenandoah National Park all that stuff and the end of the federal forests are atrocious I mean dead trees the fuel build up his fuel build-up is just ridiculous it be cool if if mommy or daddy could come home and their six-year-old says you know what did you do today and Mommy and Daddy are able to say well we we stewarded you know five acres up on Jack mountain and and kept it from having a fuel load to burn and took that biomass so that a farmer could feed his earthworms so there be soil for your future there will be abundance and soil for your future I mean what an affirming sacred righteous Alicia that would be and end it with affirm people who want to work outside and have calluses and blisters on their hands in a week been a week spent couple Generations marginalizing what we called Blue Collar people and and one of the big issues right now as we go to an AI techno future is what do we do with people that like to work outside with their hands and and sweat the Michael Rowe you know that the Dirty Jobs I'm suggesting that a carbon economy is one of many so many Pathways to actually envisioning a future where thousands and thousands of people would be employed in healing Ministries so that we'd be caressing our Nest so many times the the idea in agriculture he is that that nature is a naturist a reluctant partner that we've got a we got to get him in our wrestling whole week Dominate and Conquistador actually nature is a benevolent lover that just wants to be caressed and we haven't and we haven't put attention on caressing in the right places for a long time Dominate and complete the door going to make you you know we're going to Bush when actually nature is a benevolent lover that just wants to be caressed and we haven't and we haven't put attention on caressing in the right places for a long time


    Joel Salatin: Ending Monocrops, Repurposing Waste, and Feeding Millions
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    so one of the things that we're key on because our fertility program is carbon and that's what feeds the soil carbon right not 10-10-10 chemical fertilizer carbon and so alarm use fertilizers at all no no we don't we don't we have a big industrial chipper you love this machine I miss the ultimate you know boy toy 120 horsepower diesel engine that can that can chip 19in you can take a 40-foot tree and just stuck it in there and it just and and we integrate the carbon from before so we cut jump trees dead trees crooked trees week trees and thin the forest and that enables the good trees the healthy trees to grow more vigorously better reduces fire potential because you're younger thinning it out taking all the dead stuff and that then becomes are carbon base for betting the animals for you know and for all the compost in that we do we do you know mountains and mountains of compost where I'm going with this is when we talked about costs right now how much is our country spending fighting wildfires and how much are we losing fighting all these where in California right I mean look at the devastation at fires have caused imagine imagine if those if we had thousands of people with chippers sitting the forest turn them into almost Park like like they were before the Europeans came the Native Americans kept them going with you with fire but there were there was megafauna here megafauna and so we graze through we convert a lot of it into you know silvopasture widely spaced trees that are growing unimpeded with grazing animals underneath so that there's no fire damage is no build-up of fuel and suddenly we're producing our own food and we're eliminating the danger of wildfire with technology called chainsaws and chippers and that carbon becomes the fertility for The Vineyards and the and the the agricultural lands it feeds the soil so now we have earthworms instead of hard soil we don't have erosion or organic matter is up on our farm using these principles we've gone in we've gone from 1% organic matter to over 8% organic matter in the soil and every 1% holds another 20,000 gallons of water per acre low so so if we do if we are 60 years of being there in the show is polyface we have gone from 1% to 8/8 settlers to say that seven klicks 7 * 20 is 140000 gallons of water per acre now that we can hold that we couldn't hold before and it's because of the grazing the perennials and the composting that's building up the organic matter in the soil that can be done in California when you start talking about holding water it's not just about how much rainfall are we getting its how much are we actually holding him in the spine how to reduce your flooding and run off and things like that so it sounds like you are method could keep from the situation they find with some Farms of the road and topsoil with a hike to Confluence element right but how would you how do you grow enough corn like if you want to have like those monocrop agricultural fields we see hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of acres of corn just corn or just soy beans or just Alfalfa whatever it is like if you want to do those monocrop things you how are you to read fertilize the soil in the same manner with that you don't have to scale you don't have them you don't have those tomorrow to 30% goes to goes to alcohol for fuel that takes more energy than the than the fuel we get so after we don't need that ethanol is a byproduct of what we used to think that we needed ethanol exact talk when I run out of gas right right that's not that's not necessary okay since you fracking is to feed to to feed cattle so another huge percentage like 20% goes to feed cattle and then another huge percent goes to Hogs and chickens of course but they're one of the problems with the Hogs and chickens is that they are not integrated with the food system so right now right now 50% almost 50% but it's arguable you-know-who somewhere between 40 and 50% of human edible food on the planet is never eaten by a human it's spoiled to throw it away and 75% of everything that goes into landfills is biodegradable so when you start matching up the weight that the waste streams in the Lost losses in our food system and our waste streams what happens is very quickly you start seeing that it's the aggregated it's this if this single species single-crop single segregated notion where it where it's not related it's not symbiotic it's not synergistic that actually creates the problem City and Belgium this was this was articulated in cat form and wonderful book the title is City Chicks and she talked to some Urban chickens in Belgium offered three chickens per household by The Wanted a chicken and they had two thousand families racer hands does yep we'll take three chickens they got 6,000 chickens distribute them through this to the city and in the first month it dropped a hundred tons of food waste to the landfill and so not only did they eliminate the landfill waste all these people now suddenly had chickens and Pat done all the math on this and shows that if one in three household had enough is eat your kitchen scraps there would not be a there would not be an egg industry in the United States it would be completely on non-essential really so that's the power of integration That's The Power of of of proximate of actual putting stuff clothes you know so they wouldn't have an egg so then the chickens don't need the corn from the cornfields so the fields can be turned back into Prairie defeat herbivores which now would be cows not bison but that's alright that's her herbivore of of value and so now you're at perennials instead of annuals and perennials instead of annuals perennials put energy in the soil annuals extract energy from the soil so now suddenly you're producing instead of producing an annual fertilized with petroleum to feed beef for somebody else instead you're not growing the corn you don't need the tractor you don't need the petroleum the cows fertilize at themselves and The Perennial buildasoil like it did with the bison and you have the beef instead of coming out of feedlot it's coming off like the Bison did and suddenly You're Building soil to losing soil and your production doesn't change 1iota it doesn't take any more land to produce the beef with what I've described then what it does with corn don't take any more land okay so you're you're you're essentially saying that they have to convert to not just growing corn that's right they're going to have to do a different kind of farm that kind of monocrop mono good thing is is a complete I mean we we started the interview talking about standing on nature on her neck you know that is a quintessential example of standing on Nature's neck and the reason our farm was so when we came to it was because we're we're in Virginia Shenandoah Valley and you know that was the breadbasket of the Confederacy during the Civil War if you know your history and and essentially the war was finally won when when they burned all the crops in the Shenandoah Valley and and and during that time the valley lost somewhere between 3 and 5 ft of soil during that that time. So the soils are worn out and then we got the westward expansion and I'll move to Ohio and Indiana and then finally The Dakotas and you know kept heading west so this this head West Head West young man had West because our agriculture destroyed the soils and if we don't if we don't start using our agriculture to build soils we have a lot more to worry about than covid-19 deal a lot more to worry about if we don't figure out a way to produce food abundantly and grow soil while we're doing it the pandemic is going to be the least of our concerns we have a lot more to worry about than covid-19 deal a lot more to worry about if we don't figure out a way to produce food abundantly and grow soil while we're doing it the pandemic is going to be the least of our concerns


    Joel Salatin on Modern Society’s Uneasy Relationship with Death
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    stress plays a big factor with people's immune systems all the time with people are stressed out they always get sick it's real real common it just makes sense and I think this kind of fear particular I mean the way I was experiencing it when the when the lockdown was first ordered in everyone's at the supermarket known was wearing masks yet but everyone stockpiling food and you know we were nervous we're real nervous cuz we didn't know what this is going to be like and we were all so I was nervous particular because I feel like the information we're get China was not correct and I was worried that when you see those videos of them spraying disinfectant on houses and buildings so maybe this is way worse than we think it is and it's going to hit America really hard cuz we've been lied to by the Chinese it was a lot of fear so never lying in bed at night and like catching my breath let me have it now it was going to get worse as a lot of that was a lot of that I didn't sleep real good at all for maybe the first few days of lockdown till I sort of calm down and realized I'm not going anywhere I can't get it you know that I got tested and like okay well this is nice to know that I don't have it currently like maybe if I just keep doing what I'm doing I won't get it but all this I'm totally with you and I think that that brings up the issue of how our society now views death I read an interesting article just in the last couple of days about how as we have left it used to be when we were kids we will use the term somebody drop dead member that you know that they just dropped we don't say they drop dead we say apparently medicine failed them or the hospital it's like it's like instead of just people yeah we do drop dead instead every death of some sort of a failure of our techno sophisticated cryogenic you know system that's supposed to keep everybody beautiful and perfect forever perfect forever the fact is you and I think that's an advantage of on the farm where we are I mean we we see death every day I mean we know that things and and in fact in fact death makes room I'm in a compost pile is is death in life I mean it's it's if you got microbes eating stuff that was living and then and then that makes new life and course my family knows it that when I go they're supposed to put me in a cup do you know dude really that legal though don't they have to cremate you put me in the ground or something but that's my joke how to get was a special-use permit for a family graveyard so we we've got we got 10 we got permission for 10 spots so it was really good for a couple they don't have to use formaldehyde but nothing is is you but anybody write your bones I guess about the bones will stay for a good while we know the bones last a long time but my my thing is that look I don't want I don't want a bunch of people to die but but the fact is that death is is transformative and I don't get all too mystical and spiritual but whatever your spiritual tradition is beegie Adair Christian ethics so I think there is an afterlife but but but even even if even if there's nothing even if you say well I'm dead and there's no spirit and I'm gone even so that makes room for tomorrow's babies it makes room for new ideas new things I mean you can't you can't have you can't have life without the regenerative regenerative capacity of death and end the foundation of ecology is Life Death decomposition regeneration life regeneration might be look like something else okay but but that's that's that's our digestion and when we get sterilized and and and move away from that I think we I think we lose the beauty of the transformative capacity of that part of life yeah I think it speaks what you were talking about earlier that they look at dad has some sort of a failure instead of just a part of the natural cycle


    Joel Salatin on the Potential of Backyard Agriculture
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    has anybody ever come to you and said hey our community is kind of screwed up we don't have a good food source here would you help us establish something like this yeah I've been have you designed these things for folks not I mean not for a whole Community like this sounds like they'll be a great thing though it be great I've always had this that it would be great if you had like the neighborhood had like one large plot of land and everyone in the neighborhood lived off that plot of land sure that it like have a little mini Central Park and every neighborhood right right you're talkin my language I mean the idea of of urban agriculture run-down parts of the city that have vacant lots and there's there's a lot of productive capacity in these places I was one of the interesting ones I was almost in St Louis and these three young couples had come together and they had they had purchased an old it was an old crack house that the city bulldozed so there's this vacant lot it was no half an acre it wasn't very big half an acre and these three couples date they got apartments nearby like within you know two minutes walk and it was in a pretty run-down areas of the city rundown neighborhood and they just start farming in this in this half acre and told all the neighbors brings you food scraps they got some chickens start making compost they put up a little greenhouse and put up a kitchen and very very simple poor boy bootstrap you know and they quickly became a whole Community whatever place for kids to come because kids were mesmerized by the chickens they had a worm bed the plants growing they cook stuff and I was there you know I was there with him for a couple of hours in here come here or come kids down the sidewalk you'll pull in wagon with food scraps in it and and they're feeding the worm beds and it's fantastic they were feeding like you know Thirty families out of this old crack house foundation as a gift so how much of St Louis could be produced this way they said if you take out the dairy and the beef have the big the big Mega stuff St Louis could feed its entire city within the city limits this way it's true in Baltimore it might not be true in LA but the but here's the thing we don't have to solve every single person problem to start solving some and our promise X I start down this path and somebody starts throwing at me the most extreme situation and you know what I don't have all the answers for the most extreme situation you know the the single mom of four minority and a food desert in whatever okay I don't have the answer to every single situation but I'm looking at Suburbia I'm looking at at incredible things that people are doing an opportunities and if we do did what we know I ran into a lady in Edmonton Alberta and she was single lady living in a 5th floor condominium just wanted to one of the farm in a worse way she had no money no land nothing and she just had this Epiphany one day she said I know I have one friend has a backyard who is this from George said dumb would you mind if I grew up like a 10-foot by 10-foot Garden in your back I just want to grow something friend said sure shorter Garden the ladies neighbor saw the garden and she said do you think your friend will put a garden in my backyard and after the initial conversation with her friend she was farming 18 backyard had a part-time employee was a full-time farmer hurt her Oliver tools were on the side of a bicycle she bicycle from spot to spot to spot with all of her tools and her she started a business called on borrowed ground and growing food so the thing is is their creativity is her opportunity it's up the Wazoo if we would become as interested in this we are the latest dysfunction in the Kardashians or or you know though we don't have money for it if if there's one really positive thing to come out of this pandemic I hope that it's a restructuring of what's valuable in life and if we can if we can even grab up a 30% bump in that value a restructuring of what's valuable in life and if we can if we can even grab up a 30% bump in that value trajectory it will have been the best thing that ever happened to that's a large bump


    Can You Feed the Masses Without Factory Farming? w/Joel Salatin | Joe Rogan
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    a real parallel is when you were talking about that these large-scale meat processing plants a perfect petri dish for viruses to grow so are factory farms with so are these Farms where your stuff in pigs next to each other you doing all this unnatural stuff right it's unnatural for people to be stuffed into a warehouse right next to each other shoulder shoulder working all day it's unnatural for them to be stuffed in these homes shoulder-to-shoulder bad food and and all the things that you would need to keep your body healthy and trunk the same can be said about these factory farm such situations one thing that I find so attractive about the way you run your farm is that there's no weirdness and watching these animals during the day they they seem like animals just doing normal stuff if you see a chicken wandering around just packing at the grass looks normal see a chicken in the cage getting fed out of a little cup or something until it looks all kinds of f***** up right it doesn't feel right now we'd have the phrase respecting the pinkness of the pig in the chicken is of the chicken and we know that these diseases are all coming from these places I mean there's a ton of agricultural diseases you know that are based from these Factory on situations where these animals live in these really horrific conditions and then the bacteria jump and look I made their there they're eight look if you ate in your toilet every day would you like to eat your toilet everyday there fecal particulate matter which is putting lesions in their tender respiratory membranes making making a lesions there and so when you have those kinds of conditions and they're not getting exercise or not getting fresh air and so the salad or not getting any Vitamin D from the sun shine and so what happens is you get an extreme concentrated host host facility for pathogenicity that's what happened you got a very concentrated host facility cuz there's always a host there close to each other the pathogen doesn't have to say wow I wonder if I can make it that you know that half-mile over to another know they're always right there and so you're right it it's like it's like an incubator and so if we wanted to sit down if we want to sit down and say looks like we had a James Bond conspiracist you know and said we're going to form a committee and and make a pathogen friendly Farm James Bond Nemesis right and so we form a committee say how can we make a pathogen friendly Farm well we would have only one species we crowded up we take out the oxygen the the fresh air of the sunshine would give it we give it a minimal a minimalistic diet what I've just described is modern efficient industrial factory farming you couldn't design a better system for for conductivity of pathogen essity now here's the big question is it possible to feed all of Los Angeles using your methods can you can you feed big urban areas of methods absolutely so so so two things to realize is the the body in the food system right now the reason the supermarket is low on meat is not because there are animals in the field it's because of the prop the processing is the but it's not the trucking it's not the production it's not even though it's not even the store shelf it's it's the processing so it's the processing that the bottleneck and so so so my vision is that so we can get the two questions for the production production solutely if we if we spread out the production it if we'd if we did for example you know if we took all the confinement chicken houses and put those chickens on pasture no problem. It doesn't take any more land to grow the feed for a chicken on pasture than it does in a confinement house don't you get a lot more lost though do the Raptors and things on those lines protective shelters that removing everyday across the pasture well yeah you can get losses from from rappers but we use guard geese for their guard dogs guard llamas there's all sorts of guard animals there's there's really cool I understand there's a lot of research being done to jam the radar of you know Eagles and stuff there I mean really oh yeah oh yeah when you go it's just not just their Visions insanely good right and so for example I know one guy that's it it's not it's not ready to sell yet but he claims to have had great success putting reflective coat can bottoms on like a traffic cone hanging it out with his chickens and that displays the raise all out and messes up the eyesight of the of the Eagles and the Hawks they they can't zero in in fact this was exactly one of the defensive measures the US Navy used and still uses for incoming missiles that they they they have a can of that blows out pieces of aluminum foil basically and it like a graffiti graffiti out of the air and it jams the you know the the holding devices of a of a missile the same way what I'm getting at is that they're there are we don't lose very much we protect them greatly there a lot of things that you can do to you note to mitigate that kind of pressure but but the fact is the industry loses tons of bird 2 in a flood in a heatwave in a whatever you know and and the idea that these birds in this big confinement house are actually protected from malady this is simply not discipline. Gear in there going to be much more of an we're going to get sick absolutely now one of the things that it would require is many more people on farms so you know I thought of about obviously as unemployment has skyrocketed through this right now sitting here it's hard for us to imagine what it'll take to bring you know to fill football stadiums again to Caribbean cruises to fill theaters music venues you know whatever boxing matches it's hard to conceive what it'll take people are so terrified it's hard to appreciate how much of this is going to come back to hospitality industry and all that so what's going to happen so so we're going to do and I would suggest that one of the things that that people can do is that we can have a lot of these smaller plants and we have way more people actually growing food participating in food production personally is food going to be more expensive maybe so but you get to be healthy and we have a healthy planet and what's that worth and how much more do you think it would cost for it mean if you just give a rough percentage if you're thinking about food production right now with the current situation there's a lot of automation right lol these factory farms they don't require too many people to be working there sure you would require much more people get beat up to manage these animals you have to do it sort of the ones the way that you would be involved in a large scale farm. I don't have a number there but I can tell you that that prices would go food prices might go up to what they were 30 years ago and it also would it be fair to say that food prices might go to where they should be like a cheeseburger really shouldn't be 99 Cents no no absolutely very friendly with the argument of the externalize cost they don't they don't get captured what's what's the cost of right now 50% of the cases of diarrhea in the US are caused by food-borne you know what bacteria or what's up what's a case of diarrhea worth they have if we start running if we have hundreds of square miles that don't grow anymore toxic from the runoff from the Mississippi from chemical farming so there's there's a lot he's externalize cost and not only that but if this actually became normal the new way the new Orthodoxy there would be definitely economies of scale that we don't have right now I'll just give you one example that probably nobody would think of so we play we pay workman's compensation so how do you the exposure level the risk factor of a poultry worker I mean think about if if you have a Tyson chicken farm and you higher up an employee to be in the chicken-house think about his workman's comp risk particulate all day long that he's breathing you've got augers chains feed bins electrical connection dust I mean it's it's a v it's a high-risk situation for us a poultry worker goes out in the field and move some move some chickens and I feel there's no fecal particulate there's no dust there's no you know there's no auger there's no spinning fans so part of the cost the reason that are chicken is more expensive in the store is not only externalize costs but it is it is unrecognized unrecognized savings that we offer that can't be captured in a square peg in a round hole for you health for the food how much is that worth right that's interesting that we're not really taking secondary concert come about from doing it the wrong way yeah yeah we're not we're not I mean there's there's a lot of those much of much of our increased cost has nothing to do with actual production cost it's it's the non scalable regulatory overheads is why we don't have more Community small-scale Avatar the country is not because they're not a demand for them it's because the the the paperwork the house of plants hazardous analysis critical control Point plants in the paperwork to be able to launch a business like this require the are so high that the the both time and money are so high that it's very difficult to launch a small business yeah cuz you can't spread the overhead of capitalization / is there a solution of solutions certainly one one that's being Champion right now by Congressman Thomas Massie called the prime act he's had it in for 5 years and amazingly it's kind of just floundered for 5 years all of a sudden the last two months he's got 18 new co-sponsors because of this and what the prime act would do it would allow it would allow a uninspected custom processed meat in state to be sold by the piece that's not legal right now right now the only way that you can sell a T-bone if you want to buy a T-bone steak for the only way for you to get it is for me to go to a federal inspector slaughterhouse get the animal processed package under inspection and put in for you custom houses are do you want to buy a half a beef 1/4 beef alright and goes in with your name on that quarter and their custom processing it for me yeah then then I can buy it and what what Congressman Massie is saying with the prime Act is why should we discriminate and only allow people to tap into the lower-cost and lower lower overheads of the custom processing facility to only those people who can afford to buy a quarter of beef at a time that's very poverty discriminatory let's open that up so that people can buy it by the piece we're not going to ship it Interstate we're not going to sell it at Walmart okay there's but if you and I as neighbors want to do business together as and I'm using powerful phrasing here as consenting adults if we want to exercise freedom of Joy toys and participate in a consensual relation Commerce why should that be a bureaucrats business between you know between two consenting neighbors to make sure that people are using the proper sanitation methods making sure that the animals are healthy making sure that all these things are in place so that unscrupulous characters don't take advantage of the system and then screw over the consumer gets sick like this is like best case scenario for the regulation right that it's there to protect us that's that's the that's the Assumption yes and I would simply ask at some point when you have a very close transparent relationship one on what you don't you don't have your truckers and warehouses in big slaughterhouses and supermarkets in between us there is there is a lot of protection in that relational transaction that beat all the paperwork you can amass on the industrial scale we we recognize scale in a lot of things in life for example in Virginia where I'm from if you want to open a if you want to do daycare let's say you want to do a work-at-home deal you know you want to do a side gig and and and keep children you can keep up 3 in your home without subjecting yourself to the licensing and compliance of daycare regulations because they know if all you're going to do is keep 3 in your home those parents are going to have a close relationship with them it's this is not this is not a daycare center the same thing as true as Elder Care my wife's grandmother spent her last year in a lady's home who is allowed to keep three people as elder care she was an RN she wanted to not have to go to the hospital and started to side gig in her home she cook for them she took care of them three of them in her home cuz this very state-by-state it does very state-by-state I'm just giving you an example of where where where where where is reasonable to appreciate that a different relationship at scale can create its own safety in that particular thing can you keep a hundred in your home without a no but three if you're only going to keep three you probably going to see them you're probably going to have a direct relationship with each of their of their caregivers there you know their people that are signing off for them so different relationship and so all I would say is that from the safety issue that there needs to be some place a point at which we can to do business with each other without a bureaucrat involved has if you wanted to slaughter cow and then you wanted to give some of the meat away to your neighbor would you have to bring it to some sort of her fertility perfectly legal a perfectly legal so this is not as if it were all about safety you wouldn't be able to do that so the important thing to realize is that the the prohibition here is not Honda in fact our neighbor can even buy it legally a really I just can't sell it so the prohibition is only almond what if you can't sell it how they're going to buy it black market so if if if if I if I if I did this under-the-radar I butcher a chicken in my backyard and they were comes over and buys it from me okay it's legal for him is legal for him to buy it hazardous a controlled substance a hazardous substance the prohibition is both on seller and buyer and I don't want to go down that rabbit-hole either of I'm a pretty libertarian you know drug let it all go but but but without regard to that. The prohibitions are equal on each even possession if you want to if you want to have a ton of cocaine in your house even if over there in a corner on a pallet. I've got a ton of cocaine hear what it what's wrong with that you can't have that all right but when it comes to food products the prohibitions are only on one side and they don't include if you give it away so if it was really dangerous you shouldn't be able to buy it you shouldn't be able to possess it and you shouldn't be able to give it away I see what you're saying kind of but the difference is 4 Isabel cocaine is illegal beats not illegal second of all it's like you're trying to be ideas you're trying to protect the consumer right and I think that they have exceptions for these small situations where you're the farmer in this maybe this guy's growing tomatoes and you trade him some filet mignon for some tomatoes and have a good deal there that makes sense that they I think it's more reasonable play step back and let that happen but it is odd that they can buy unregulated beef but you can't sell unregulated beef so it's like what if I bought it is it regulated know all right don't even know who was the criminal selling you the beef the buyer is the customer is not but the same thing is true I mean that the important to Chapel at wildlife and and you can shoot a deer and your about temperature you don't have to worry about any inspections nothing or a wild pig right squirrel you can bring that home and there's there's no inspection no nothing over that and you can dress that yourself I mean butchered package at whatever feed it to your children you can have a block party invite all your your block and have a and feed everybody with that food that's perfectly legal but to do with chicken pig or a cow on your own and and sell that what is what is it about about selling something that suddenly turns it from benign to hazardous I think it's his protection for the consumer and I think it's also like it'd be fine if it was a small neighborhood where you knew the farmer had a great relationship with them but they're talking about doing things at scale when we talked about selling food to you know a large city you can't really just hope the guy did a good job that's the argument for regulation the argument regulation is when things scale up or you need someone to step in and protect consumers because if there is one Bad actors not taking care of it he has the potential sickening thousands of people right which is which is the argument exactly the argument for decentralizing and D amalgamating as opposed to centralizing and amalgamating is it is it a land like if you wanted it like the factory farms that I've ever seen in videos where they have these pigs their stuff next to each other and is large Warehouse in the same with the chickens how much space would you need to have the same amount of chickens in the same amount of pigs and if you let them free rein alright here's here's my point what you don't see in those videos is you don't see the hundreds of Acres growing corn and soybeans to feed them in that house the end if you want you to that this is some sort of a you know an island you know where I work this out of this house they're not showing you the tractor trailers bringing into grain bring it into and Hauling out the manure and the square miles of of feels to spread the manure okay they're not showing you how dependent that is on this massive land base and so-so on in the pasture model the decentralized pastured model instead of having 15,000 our farm we're going to raise like 45,000 chickens this summer we're not we're not backyard by any means but guess what those are in 275 bird shelters that are moved every day across pastors it doesn't take one more acre to produce the fee door handle the manure pile of the chicken is outside or inside the difference is when you come and see our operation you see all the land when you see but the factory farm you don't see any of the land but isn't it possible that these factory farms are set up where the Farms where the animals are raised are completely separate its separate Business from The Farms where the soybeans in the corner real are absolutely we grow these animals and grow that food would they have enough land to do everything together in the same Farm there's no need to do it on the same Farm I'm a big believer in mutual Mutual interdependence not complete Independence we don't have any intention to grow our own grain we we don't have the soil sport we don't have the equipment for it we don't have the skill set for it so we buy from Neighbors who do GMO free non-genetically modified GMO free grain and and we give them more than they would on a commodity on the commodity scale and so they love us because we're giving them more 4 bushel and they have a nice secure buyer and their local their clothes you know we're not getting it from foreign countries and it's all closed so what happens is in in the kind of situation I'm describing instead of having a fundamentally segregated food system you have a fundamentally integrated fusai to play Los Angeles and we can discuss whether there's where the Los Angeles should be as big as it is I mean that that's a valid discussion but a very mellow discussion it but but but we can go there but first let me just say that if California for example did not export I don't hook the percentages but it's huge you know almonds all over the world if California centered on feeding California there's absolutely no Murphy California okay I mean iowa-iowa Imports 90% Iowa is probably the most fertile place in the world and they only eat only only 10% of the food consumed in Iowa is grown in Iowa and processed in Iowa that's pretty crazy it is crazy Hawaii only 5% 95% come from Hawaii I mean why would you have to import stuff if you can grow pineapple and macadamia nuts in your backyard come on you know so there's a there's a huge disconnect I mean and this is one of the reasons that we're having this I think this this blow back from nature is it instead of having a fundamentally integrated system I mean think of how in Switzerland take take the cows up to the mountain pastures they milk and the milk flows down at the end they make cheese up there the way from the cheese goes into the into the pegs the pigs eat the way and so instead of transporting milk to a centralized cheesemaker and pigs to a centralized processor they're actually making the cheese on site to all they've got to actually transport is cheese and and and pork so they slaughter they slaughter you do continuous nearby not on the same pharmacist early but but nearby so you don't have all this Transportation what you have is a fundamentally decentralised we could even say democratized do we say food distance that creates resiliency in the system so instead of being tied to these Hunter 250 Mega processing facilities where decentralized throughout the land base how much much more money do you think it would cost for food we would kind of touch on this earlier but it's right what you're dealing with this more natural based system and it's more complex it's going to require more people and it's going to require complete restructuring of the system is currently employs Sherwood I think I don't have a figure for I think I think in general it would be probably double what you pay at Costco double first of all you're going to you're going to offer a lot of jobs are a lot of people that are going to be looking for jobs right now so so this offers a lot of job opportunities number to it's much more healing on the land number three you don't have all the for the pathogenicity and you don't have to use drugs antibiotics I mean rrr meat doesn't do drugs okay our dinner doesn't do drugs people don't realize that you're two-thirds of the drugs used in the country aren't in people there an animal's okay so you don't have those issues there are a lot of issues that you that you don't have and those those add up in the big pictures so people are food is the cheapest aggregate food there is we just put all the cost in all our call Ark ostarine okay and and so we're not we're not asking taxpayers Society the planet we're not asking them to pick up the tab for no for cheating for for cutting for cutting corner and that's what it cost and what is that that 40 years ago right now today 9% of the average person's income 9% is spent on food that's our average in our country 40 years ago it was 1840 years ago 9% of our personal income was spent on Healthcare today that's 18% isn't that interesting how those of inverted pyramid list of u.s. dollar to US dollar created the food pyramid and put Twinkies and Cocoa Puffs on the bottom as a foundational you can track the diabetes you can track obesity you can track all of these things right through from that time


    Farmer Joel Salatin Talks Food Supply Chain Interruption from Coronavirus | Joe Rogan
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    come back Matt really appreciate it this is a perfect time to talk to someone like you about our food we're in a very strange crisis now and you just keep hearing time and time again in the news how much ranchers and farmers and people are really suffering right now and how much folks who don't have anything to do with that are now forcing their they're being forced to understand the importance of the food supply chain and ranchers and farmers and all the stuff that we've taken for granted for a Qui time now well they sure have and what's interesting about it is the juxtaposition between the I'll just call it the industrial the more you know commercial industrial food sector versus the sector that I'm in which is a local Centric you know a branded product from the farm the pandemic is the best marketing strategy we've ever seen we're having the best season we've ever had and the same thing was a farmers around the country is I'll talk to them every one that's like us that that that did not go into the supermarket system basically that that's selling in their community in their in their region regionally directly off the farm I having the best best year we've ever had it is the it is the industrial Mega System it's cracking and so for the first time we're hearing talk of well maybe maybe we need to add a resiliency to efficiency and so so yeah but that the system is cracking that there's plenty of food I'm eating plenty of food on farms being produced but of course as you know milk is being dumped pigs are being euthanized the problem is not at the farm level the problem is in the chain of custody between the farmer and the Sumer and primarily in the in the the large-scale processing situation large Meat Processing places that have been hit hard by the coronavirus probably in the United States the only place is right now where every day thousands of people come together in crowded conditions meat processing plants the offices are closed the theaters are closed convention centers are closed and so the only place where people are coming shoulder-to-shoulder thousands every day or in these Mega processing facilities Teresa nine my wife actually co-own a very small abattoir slaughterhouse Community slaughterhouse we have 20 employees and the difference is the difference in the vulnerability in in the Bossier and risk factor between our little 20-person facility where we do you know maybe 5270 Biebs a week hundred Hogs versus these Mega plants that have beads beeps like beef beeps what's the plural of beef is not beefs its beefs was just the meat I never thought I would have assumed you would say cows well as a farmer cows are are females who have had calves run agent he's out you know Presbyterians and methodists and and we just stay with their Protestants so so and now for a little bit less than 10 years but the difference because we do stuff by hand workstations the stainless steel work tables or what no 6 7 8 ft wide 3ft to 4ft deep and each one is a workstation and you've got three guys out on the kill floor you got two guys out in the other cryovac room you've got four guys in the boning room you got a guy over here running the sausage stuffer or the you know the grinder it's inherently small ski spread out completely different environment than when you having the 3,000 people in a cool damp environment from and I don't want to get into a rabbit Trail discussion but but frankly in these great great big plants most of the workers are doing that Americans there their they're coming from other countries looking for the American dream and so they're living in crowded conditions because they're trying to save every penny to send home to get you know Uncle and aunt and other family members here from Ethiopia Somalia you know wherever it is and and so they're they're living in a house that we would live for in a house they're living in 20 and they're eating poorly there in a during a stressful there their they're often separated from their family they're just a lot of stress in their lives and and and so then you throw these big processing facilities or not they're not eating well and if it's just it's just an incubator me if you wanted to create an incubator for a virus they wouldn't be a better place for a small facilities are inherently the workers are spread out they tend to come from the community they tend to be career Crafts People rather than just you know make this cut Mac the average poultry processing plant in they say that every job can be learned in 20 minutes so that whereas at our plant wheat we crossed you know we we crossed do we need a while then we go pack of wild and you're on the floor and then your you know you're doing different things so it's a real different environment and so these big plants are very vulnerable and that's why the recalls come from there the you know the microbial come from there an average an average fast-food hamburger has pieces of 600 animals in it wow when you get a hamburger from us it's one animal you know so just the sheer whatever mixing you know for sure we don't know a lot about this learning everyday and you know you got to kind of take a little bit of salt to but one of the things Early Learning is that there's an advantage that there is a density factor a people density factor and it like an urban-rural up the whole thing seems to be valuable thing and so if we take that into the food system wouldn't it be an amazing thing if instead of having a hundred fifty to two hundred Mega processing facilities 98% of the nation's meat if it's dead that were 200,000 small-scale community-based ecologically nested facilities all around the countryside that would be an incredibly resilient system instead that work 200,000 small-scale community-based ecologically nested facilities all around the countryside that would be an incredibly resilient system


    Tony Hawk on Becoming "Mainstream" After Video Game Success, Backlash
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    elected to be there to try to to try to bridge that gap of the the non skating viewer who is interested and explain to them why the you know why this this Nuance is going to score way higher than the southern even though they look the same to you all last year where we went to all of the world with a China Brazil France and they built these parts that they left their but I was doing all the the commentary for the events and that was kind of where that's where my strengths are is is being able to explain those things to non skaters YouTube has an opportunity to sort of let everybody know like like show them how cool this is really spark up the interests of new skaters I think that's the Silver Lining with the Olympics I mean they're there is a lot of controversy in the hardcore skate scene where it's just like we're not we don't want this to be anti that type of thing anyway yeah and then this is all those things you love us getting will still exist right you can still go hop fences and see the hundred like that's not taken away from you if anything it's going to bring it to a bigger audience that is going to be interested and I believe more International audience think that's the really cool part about it that's the thing though man when things start going mainstream people always Panic right if you think that the competition element is what is somehow sanitizing skating we've I grew up skating competitions like I literally at age 10 that is the only way you got recognized when I was a kid like this is not some used to skateboarding it's just that now there are different opportunities in skating and there is a way to make a living even if you don't compete and so because that exists people are just like Olympics are a c*** you know that's not the sport competition like yeah but we already have straight leg we already have the due to our we already have X Games those things all exist so we're going to have this other big event once every four years have people always want to s*** on something that's different than what they're doing though I'm sure it seems like I've lived with so much ridicule my whole life that I just think it's like yeah sure whatever you say well for you if you cross over to the other side that's what's interesting you mean you don't even need a thick skin anymore yeah I mean haters like you're a sellout and whatnot but it's like those comments I like to see what the what the general Vibe is on something but when I grew up like I think my journey allow me to really be prepared for that because when I was a kid I was doing this Outcast activity right so I was already not cool in school and then I started skating and I was like a scrawny little kid with a really sort of what they called robotic style because I was focusing on tricks so I was getting made fun of in the Skate World so I was like cast in this Outkast activity and it was really isolating and there's some point of sick I love this too much to listen to these people and not do it but you explain to me what you were getting s*** on for like you have robotics style basically had to be super cool look like your style who is super strong super short kid and so all I really knew how to do was to maneuver my board and so I was doing these tricks ride like spin my board under my feet and do these weird sort of hand plants in an aerial tricks and end things where it just wasn't that wasn't the normal and it wasn't really considered a cool way to skate and so they just they were like there's they call me Circus Circus cater and there's someone I just like I loved what I was doing and I didn't lose it and then I got I got more confident and I got stronger and then I started doing the stuff like way up high in the air and then it was sort of undeniable that is like that is something so was there pressure for you to change your style and sort of blend in I didn't have the the bulk to be able to do it anyway so I didn't it was when back then in order to do Ariel's out of pool if you had to like reach down and grab your bored as her muscle it into the air and in above the coping and I learned how to launch into the air without grabbing my board and then grabbing it at the peak and that allow me to get the heighth when I was still really scrawny and weak and they said that technique was cheating like they literally wrote that in Thrasher magazine sheets cuz he always anyway that way he can just grab it wherever and I was like yes that's exactly it that's what I'm trying to do that's so we so they would judge you on that's so crazy here's this invented thing right right artform and then you're doing it your way and they're saying you're cheating Fringe and then I start doing that and then and then a lot of my Pier is where my age they all figured that same technique out and then we just kind of took over know that became the way to skate and but but then through the years like in those days you know skating was still very much a novelty and then in the nineties like X Games came into play and then all the sudden my name was was being well and was well-known not mainstream but getting and then are you going to come out and then it was just like all you're just a sell-out why and it was like cuz of the video game for Doritos and they were just like I was like when I turn pro at age 14 if McDonald's and asked me the commercial I would have jumped on it are you kidding me like I wasn't even done with my whole life I still do so it was more thoughts in my change my values and was just like I did I haven't changed my value system it's just that I'm getting these opportunities finally I've been doing this for most of my life for the most part it's you're getting opportunities that they're not so the best way to dismiss that or diminish it is to say that you're a sellout cuz you're on a video game like that's so short-sighted to me this I know this is like you're hiding behind your Twitter username I don't care what you first saw someone say that you were cheating by using that technique how about that must have sucked that's so weird because I guess it makes sense because it always factions in any discipline or any art form anything with some people respect some things other people s*** on it and but the idea that you doing it your way would somehow or another be cheating is to me it seems so strange that doesn't make any sense like I said like why are we fighting in our little tiny world that's just humans wasn't going to fit in there and so was like I found this thing and then just like you guys don't like me rough but look you hung in there and came out of the other end yeah and I don't feel like you should go back to school I can go to your union in Revenge for me I just want love. I'm just so thankful that I still get to do this for a living like this is seriously living the dream like I get to do this for a living I get to come on your show because I'm a skateboarder like the stuff that I've gotten to do over my life is beyond any dream I could have ever written or imagined and it's all because I just kept skating that is the American dream to me for a living and to continue doing it skating that's amazing do you still talk to that guy on you back then do you know that guy is a mean d I think he fell on some hard times and thought usually goes with haters


    How the X Games Helped Save Skateboarding w/Tony Hawk | Joe Rogan
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    it's starting to slowly come back really win the X Games came into play where is suddenly we were we were on TV and kids could see how much skating at evolve with Holt public could see how much getting an evolved from the time that they last saw it in the late 80s and then there were saying it was like well these guys are this is for Real in your this is this is a sport things in and it takes discipline it takes it takes determination and end kids recognize that and I think you know that's really wins getting started to spark again strange little scattered cuz it was like skateboarding and bungee jumping and rock climbing and Sky surfing that's extreme and it was like what are you doing extreme sports know I'd skateboard games their Niche a few years later when they really started surgery weed out all the and I'm stopping it was more about skateboarding BMX Motocross like those became really the highlights and the reason for tuning in and then that's when things really exploded and we would watch it to see someone fall spectacularly guys would go you wouldn't hit those ramps and you would watch people just f****** and all my god look how far he's falling right yeah for sure and then once they got involved that into what they call the big are ramps the mega ramps then it was just like the the Aerials in the risk factor was tenfold the risk factor I mean I've seen some wipeouts that are just the baffling I think when when things started to really explode with that with a bigger thing and then Shake Brown had his big accident the one that kind of everyone so I went viral you probably seen him resist falling from like dirty feet up that's when they started to tone it down but but really they started to figure out how to do it in a way that is still Progressive but not just throwing caution to the and not just trying to break all the pythons spin records if it's just I mean surprisingly he I think he broke his hand maybe his his heel and had like internal bruising but it was unbelievably lucky to live yeah I was but but it was definitely a shock to the system and like I said they start to refine that event where it's just like are you guys leaving Alyssa's we're comfortable at the certain height let's just stick with that instead of trying to go to the Moon refine that event where it's just like are you guys on your list we're comfortable at the certain height let's just stick with that really work on New Tricks instead of trying to go to the Moon


    Tony Hawk Explains the Evolution of Skateboarding, From Vert to Street | Joe Rogan
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    it's interesting to see you even just f*** around with your skateboard just the way you maneuver it you're so Adept it's really weird like you the way you move your feet and just pick it up and it means it really is just at this point, extension on my body but seems like we'll be in a city I feel way better about doing that then like parking and then walking somewhere and it just you know I know I can get around people and Sir to be Indiscreet and stealthily keyboards that are they look like convertibles whereas these guys flip the board the wheels flip up and go together yeah that's that's sort of phenomenon sort of a social-media thing going on boy yeah that's it's very specialized that I can't say that the movement it's too few key people they're doing any bones do you have to break the perfect that dude sliding down rail some like how many times do you f*** that out but yeah I went through a different different waves of disciplines basically and in the early 90s it was all street right and so what I did was was vert skating that was kind of dying out so I I was getting Street too and I realize I was not fit to be a street skater the third time I rolled my ankle like both ankles twice then the third time the other one I was like I don't want to handrails anymore at this is not working for me this impact is these kids have it's a little deceiving cuz people do know how to fall relatively safely from from stuff like that but they get addicted right there doing that probably everyday yeah for sure there's all kinds of different style so there's textiles worth more people skinning Ledges and benches and they're thinking of their board grinding flipping out stuff like that where it's low impact but super technical and then there is just the stunt man who are doing the big rails the big gaps you know jumping fences and like what was like how did it go from just riding a skateboard when I was a kid you and I are the same age but when I was I guess I was probably like 11 or 12 out of skateboard I was just riding on the street when all my friends we just ride a skateboard in the street like what happened like how did it get to be like grinding across benches and railings like I think there's a will there's a pretty deep history there of how it got there but can toy and then it was really the Dogtown crew that took it to a new level where it was like oh you can use this to do Aerials and skate swimming pools and they were just trying to emulate the surfing and so then skatepark started cropping up skating not popular in the late 70s early 80s and then it was all swimming pools and then maybe like 4 years later the skateboarding kind of started falling a popularity skateparks couldn't get their insurance anymore cuz the liability was crazy and so then the streets became the skatepark because there's nowhere else to go and there was at this there were a few key skaters that figured out how to use like the urban landscape as a skatepark and then that was it like it was all best of Ross getting kind of took off in the underground as the street culture streets for it and then people start doing handrails stairs figured out how to use like the urban landscape as a skatepark and then that was it like it was all Betsy Ross getting kind of took off in the underground as the street culture streets for it and then people start doing handrails Ledges benches stairs cuz they just do not parks


    The Time Tony Hawk Went Surfing with Laird Hamilton | Joe Rogan
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    so when we talk about San Diego being like a very fit place do you do any sort of strength and conditioning or anything for skateboarding is that something that people do some people do it I never found it to help my skating and I always felt like skating kept me fit so I never really did it I mean outside of swimming and surfing which is more upper-body than scanning obviously but but I do feel like that would have benefited me later in life got stuck in my mud and then just getting was in it you don't do anything I don't do anything outside I do I do make an effort to like swim some laps cuz my mom lived till swimming everyday we are where I live the residential area had a community swimming pool that was like Olympic-sized so don't you we were talking before about surfing and I was saying that I think that surfing at least partially would kind of mimic some of the muscle that you use in skateboarding and then you're telling me about getting towed in by Laird Hamilton and he got me into skating cuz he skated in the 70s when that was the thing was they were trying to emulate surfing with the skateboards and so he actually gave me one of his old boy that was my first skateboard and then he would drive me to the skatepark once a week I come home from college and take me to the park and then I just got hugs like that was that was my own way from home from that point on and so I serve pretty regularly I would say left now but but it was hard not to with my brother's influence and we were in Hawaii my brother actually used to be the editor of Surfer magazine so he knows all the surface journalist really good writer and so we went to Hawaii we went to Maui and he said hey Laird said he take us out tow-in surfing if you want to go we're going to go towards her with Laird Hamilton like that I don't think his level of what mellow is something that is what we would consider and he's in I go but you know we got to go like this once-in-a-lifetime so they took us out to Spreckels which is near Jaws which is there a big spot this is like early 2000s Soto and serving was just starting to come into play I'll never forget Dave Kalama is one of the servers and one of his homies he was trying out the first foil board there and he had he was wearing ski boots ask to the foil board that's how he was riding it I was like you guys are out of their minds and and so attached like a ski boot if you fall I never saw it attached killing me and Larry just telling my brother and I'll never forget them being outside and then you know they're saying it's a small day and I think it might be like a 12-foot sets and I know what 10 or 12 foot in Hawaiian measurement means just don't tell me any one of those okay and I'll never forget I got ready and I'm getting towed and all the sudden this this thing just Mountain just swells up underneath me and before I know it I'm just in the pit of the smooth this way there's like double overhead biggest wave ever ridden for sure and for me it's backside so when you're going back side you're you're just sort of looking down the line. Looking back at the at the barrels any buybacks on this way and my back to the face of the wave besides a little more challenging just because of the turning and in the way you're facing so when you go on front side you're facing the way you can really see it on the line you can easily so I'm going back side and I remember looking looking at the wall thinking like I've written 20-foot skate ramps and I'm like that's that looks like about a 20-foot skate ramp so I was gone I was cruising and then I did a little cut back so I started going to back towards the barrel and I looked at the bear on writing thing I've ever seen in my life cuz it was you know it was like a massive Holloway of the UC and movies that you seal are just dancing around in and I'm like I can't I'm not getting near that thing immediately just heard back even further to get ahead of it and then I did find myself after a few is getting cocky and I tried to pull into the barrel and it just clobbered me in the head and then I you know you weren't a life vest and then I went down I'll never forget like I felt myself going down one shelf and you know trying to swim up to the top and then I felt a good down another shelf and I was like I was bad and then finally made it up to the surface and Rush is like 384 me he's just been chasing it was there the Masters experts yeah yeah not conditioned body it felt like a long time and I and I told rush I was like oh that was so scary and I've never been out here and pull it up here it's he's at 250 f****** degrees in his sauna I mean understand why he would do that but he's like I'm pissed at this thing doesn't go any hotter yeah he lives on a different plane he gets in there with oven mitts at 250 degrees without here it is 50 degrees in the smoker this is crazy and it's 200 it's actually like probably it's it's pinned at 2:50 cuz that's as hot as this thermostat once a 220 I was burning like the inside of my throat from breathing in the air as I thought of ever been in my life I would just collapse on the mat after I got out of the song I'm so I got to stop doing this to podcast like I was having a hard time talking infrared ones are different where it said that they gave him a real bad skin condition and that like to something about is particular the temperatures in is putting them at yeah but I used to go in for a little bit and like will watch one episode of something and I got game. Have you done his crazy water workouts and gold Malibu know I would never survive that no I have a bunch of friends up there and trade with them and then they just text me afterwards what the f*** yeah cuz he's just not knowing no one can go easy now he's not eat there's no easy with lyrics he came in here and show me his ankle isn't ankle that broke that he never did anything to you never bother getting a cast and never bother getting a surgery and it's it's like the root of a tree is this f***** up thick ass need of an ankle it's so weird and like while that's next level he's just a Next Level human yeah yeah absolutely I mean I respect him and in my room but I don't want him to train me his workouts are so crazy like they take a 75 lb and they swim with it like the whole lot while holding the 75 lb dumbbell whatever I like that out there out for sure it's important leading the charge was just so he's so psycho about everything the guy sends you a 250° so now that he's mad that doesn't get any higher just so interesting


    Tony Hawk Went Pro at 14, Bought a House at 17 | Joe Rogan
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    you are the Lance Armstrong skating in this is what I mean I don't mean that you got caught doing drugs but I mean is that you're the got like when people talk about professional skaters Tony Hawk like I don't know a single f****** bike rider other than Lance Armstrong I mean Greg there was another Guy Greg lemond will mostly longevity by surviving the first wave of skating in the 80s with Bob's like to come the second wave of skating the 80s where I had a pretty good career I was doing really well in competition especially in the in the mid-to-late eighties and then that's gaining kind of went underground ever quit and started my own skate company in 1992 and then when the X Games came into play I was still come on top of my game I did really well there and I a lot of people carried over my name from that that first-round where they were scared in the 80s and now maybe their kids skate and they're like honor that guy you know in and their kids are watching their games and then when our video game came out in 1999 that's when everything changed for sure when you were like 17 or something right getting was this little tiny scene so when I first when I literally went pro iFit was filling out an entry form to competition and I had already reached the top amateur ranks and there was little boxes Cipro in a little box that am so I clicked I check the ProBox knows it as Pro no one was offered me a contract no one had champagne that's it but you had a coach we had a we had a team manager he he's the one who put me on what does now consider the bones were gay but the the company is Powell Peralta and that was sort of the elite crew of skaters in the in the early 80s and I was the super young nuby on the team like super skinny dorky kid in a lot of the guys that were established or like this guy really what are you orders that I was at you that's me at age 17 time flies so by the time I turned 17 I was kind of doing well in competition and in making money so I'm literally sitting outside of my house that I bought while I was a senior in high school a photo which was a challenge trying to stay focused on school work when you have the party house crazy you own a f****** house really yeah because he saw me really not understanding finances are or how lucky I was and I was just throwing money away and on car isn't trips and Sharper Image just the most ridiculous things and then he's like I really think you should invest your money I used it once she is it cuz she it was helpful to her skin not going to say why but you know she had a legitimate reason for a bit but you know the time in North County San Diego Carlsbad and you're you're doing well you think that some other form look like a status symbol did you sleep in the house by yourself when you're 17 and he was the only guy that actually had a job and he was tortured for like 2 years cuz we were up super late all the time making noise and you have to get up at 7 a.m. go to work he was doing line stripping like back when you have to color separate for magazines and stuff like that I did yeah he must have been like a f*** this I can buy a house I don't know I think it was more cuz my parents values education my mom was an educator she was actually like taught in a college so I felt that I was going to be a disappointment if I didn't at least graduate high school and I was always pretty Advanced like I was in the gifted program and you know I was a grade ahead and a lot of the subject so by Amazon senior I only need it for classes to graduate so I went to school until lunchtime every day and then I was out wow and then I got my diploma and my dad not strongly suggested I go look at colleges and so just to humor him I went looking at like a City College in our area that's cool I guess sure and I just knew that it was my opportunity to cases and to embrace all these opportunities I was getting a mean I was I was literally out of high school onto Hollywood movie set Gleaming the Cube so I was and then moved to North Hollywood for 2 months wow what a crazy way to go from being a young kid to like right into your manhood it's it's deceiving though I mean we special me have that much success at young age you think you think it's never going to end you think you're invincible and I definitely sometimes treated as such where I was just like what you know just throwing money away and and like I said my dad was encouraging you to save it and then it all came crashing down in about like 1991-92 where my my paycheck was all based on royalties skate products and it started getting cut in half every month just from lack of Interest lack of sales why did it drop it was a just a liability saying it was Dad and just skating was considered of my stylus skating I was I scared the ramps skater skating was just instantly not cool cuz she's getting it taken over so I was considered sore and it was just like you're out skating is not cool and you're not cooling skating wow so it was it was like of 92 to 95 s were very lean so you were trying to figure out like hey what am I doing getting so that was never the objective it was just because I loved what it brought to me I love the self-confidence about to me I love the creativity I love the misfit crew the the community of it and so when things started to go south financially I know it wouldn't quit I just had to figure out how to make ends meet and I actually had a video editing system and I learned how to do that very early like right when nonlinear video started happening I had a system so I started doing freelance work for he's doing video editing super random some skate companies and then I did exhibitions like we were doing exhibitions in amusement park parking lots we weren't even in the museum Park we're like in the parking lot as people walk in as entertainment you know and doing that for like a hundred bucks a day but it allowed me to skate and allow me to pay the rent and there was like that was good enough for me you thinking that this is going to stop totally it well it was definitely felt like I was heading that way but like I said I was trying to I was just trying to do whatever I could so I was trying to learn different skills and you know maybe skating wasn't going to pay the bills but I couldn't let it go for my life wow that's a great story it was a I was trying to learn different skills and you know maybe skating wasn't going to pay the bills but I couldn't let it go for my life tomorrow that's a great story it was a


    Patton Oswalt: Hatred is a Luxury of Youth
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    butterfly kayak when's you on stuff that I hate but I don't give a s*** the reason my specialist called I love everything is when you get to age 54 still something annoys you and stuff you don't like but you're like what I know where this is coming right I know why he's acting that way or I I don't I'm not a fan of Donald Trump about his childhood and how he was raised and I know why he is the way he is incredible monster like I know why he is the way he is so you can only go so like hatred is a luxury for you when you're young you can go faces but I think of them as babies that grew up and when I was younger I used to think if I knew you now had no I think I'll patent has always been this patent but now I can see because I've seen little babies become little people when I got off okay you just got terrible input terrible feedback bad epigenetics lot of s*** wrong here you're a victim of circumstance as much as you are you know being an a****** you're you're actually you're the reason why you're an a****** is cuz your victim the case and a lot of a lot of times and sometimes people can be coming obviously some people can be coming outside because Trump had a lifetime of systemic abuse but also people can become horrible for them having one bad day one bad day and sent you the wrong direction so all this blows and setbacks and reversals of Fortune to Hugo okay let's maybe give someone a little bit of breathing room even if it being horrible think about why they're being doing this also it's also did it's not beneficial to anybody to be confrontational and to be angry about things all the time even though it seems fun when you're young as you get older you realize it's a terrible way of using your resources and it also doesn't create any Harmony it just makes the people on the other side fight back harder like there's no middle ground given there's no compromise there's no forgiveness there's no there's no moment where you feel like this is a human being and I'm a human being and I make mistakes and they make mistakes and let's figure out how we can be nicer to each other and that's what everybody was like I would like respite centered life and death runs your dad other person runs your life and think of all the jokes and albums and movies or whatever you were going to do that you never did as you were focused on them, there's a lot of people I follow on Twitter while just go there at their Twitter feed it's just just railing about Trump all day I want to go over their house and you can't anymore but hug. how much time do you have in a day how much time is spent on things you hate and how much time is spent on things you love you need to figure out a way to shift that for me hating Trump is become like a glass of wine I indulge in it every now and then I enjoy it when you do something really crazy really funny tweet like that house has to be fun because you're right there aren't there people that I love whose Twitter feeds have just evolved into a bit about how do you write a joke funnier than this s*** he's doing in front of us you know what it's like to hear a joke turn the harrin the madness and not willing to admit he's ever wrong and sleep Jesus Christ this is someone why didn't Pence wear in that one time remember when everybody was wearing at the Mayo Clinic and he didn't I feel like somebody that I feel like Trump was like you're not going to make me look fat


    Patton Oswalt on What He Learned Taking LSD
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    comedian tells you how dangerous and Edge they are like he's not he's not he was on Stacy would sit backwards in the Cherryville welcome to the inside of my mind and need some mushrooms who am I and make you more secure with like oh this is actually bad and I'm tiny in it knowing how tiny you are actually gives you more strength and freedom cuz you like if everything I do is insignificant than I can do anything like in Philly all crumbles just do whatever you want will sometimes when I get really high and I feel real vulnerable I feel like there's almost like there's magic in the world where is like when I'm sober everything seems sort of 16 everything's just as it always is I'm accustomed to all these paths and I'm accustomed to getting in my car and driving so when I'm high the whole thing is Magic it's like this is madness this whole thing is crazy me a lot really does it's it's responsible for a lot of my activity you know like some people say that it makes you lazy like it's not I'm not getting lazy I'm getting I'm getting scared and then because that I go I go I got to go got to do something drugs put my God if I could write on this level maybe I would totally gobble them because he's operating on a different level right now or sign that Hunter S Thompson had given this couple on their wedding anniversary or they're with their wedding day he stole from San Francisco he stole his office he stole the sign outside it was a sign that said you know if you are scared of sex acts whenever there's a guy I follow on Instagram The Jacka understand_lope and he's a Hunter S Thompson enthusiasm post this Hunter gave it to this couple along with 20 hits of acid and the woman of took all the acid and was immediately checked into a mental institution got out so on the day of their wedding Hunter S Thompson rude at there's that there's the photo I don't know if you could see it you can say they're yeah so but the story is so quick scroll to the store Jimmy yeah so you can see where it said gave it to his friend along with 20 hits of acid as a wedding gift. I took the acid was committed to a mental institution never came back very four people if you want to experiment with psychedelics but I'm also very for set the correct stage for it also don't take all 20 you f****** crazy b**** take one hit what the f*** 1 day pregnancy this is a 92 Robinson Matt weinhold Department in San Francisco and Matt weinhold and his roommate is Illustrated in Derek Robertson action figure and then battery with Maxon don't start thinking about your mother all dancing on stage when they were boards McClinton I looked over the wall and the figures weren't going crazy but as the music played they were all just come to subtly I just kind of Bounce like they were in line outside of like a sound check just listening to music and it gave me this thing of everything in the world inline out better by soundcheck just listening to music and it gave me this like like everything in the world is like bouncing to a better beat right now and he'll really really good


    Patton Oswalt Defends Wrestling Being "Fake" | Joe Rogan
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    but there's a generation of people putting luminol on people's online history that that will die out and then it'll turn into if you dug up something someone to 10 years ago everyone's going to go because we want them to be presidential or we want them to be represented we're not under the illusion anymore that they that are that they're not real people it's almost like when they had to admit the WWE was fake like okay now we can just enjoy it for what it is you don't have to have these arguments with your your friends over whether or not it's fake and destruction they are scripting out these people these men and women going in the script you're going to fall 40 feet onto wood table of glass yes we scripted that to happen but it's still a person doing that yes like there's a level of of of adrenaline junkie Enos and athleticism that goes beyond I think Athletics just got his skull not open you punch the whole thing was Phil doing a stunt so you're you're you're dismissing something your definition of fake needs to be tweaked a little bit in this case it's it's it's definitely scripted it's not like they're risking it all because they don't know what the outcome is going to be it's different than an actual athletic event but it's still pretty badass like is as far as what able to do I mean they don't get nearly enough credit for either cuz while they were doing it before the the lockdown if you were doing it 250-plus days a year traveling all over the country throwing each other on tables different time zones a bad jet lag bad food no sleep like these people that have to be in Peak physical condition under the word conditions to maintain that when the WWE was struggling play mom-and-pop Operation trying to launch itself and they had even left resources they do now and put those guys were still doing that over and over and over again there's no money there's the traveled brutal than they have to do is brutal still doing that over and over and over again it's brutal the same way those guys there's no money there's the traveled brutal the amount of mattress they have to do is brutal omma yeah yeah it's it's all brutal


    Patton Oswalt on Marvel Movies and Martin Scorcese
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    see myself dying like George Carlin and a hotel room in Vegas somewhere in between shows I don't think I'm going to quit it's too much fun and I I miss it I miss it so much I had crazy ended with the seven dirty words because you know I got to end my show then he came roaring back with that the one about the earth the earth is not dying we are with you know maybe I'm done like maybe I'm a relic and no he stuck with it and then he came roaring back and you can always do that to see him in Hampton Beach Casino in New Hampshire I think I was 20 something like that 20 or 21 and I took my roommates to see him and he bombed it was a weird time for his career it was one of those weird moments where he had this routine when he was working on where you basically say f*** everything he would say f*** is real and f*** comedy clubs you looking at this list of things that he was saying f*** to but it did a lot of weird stuff in his life then there's substance issues that he had had money problems with the IRS showing too much money to the IRS who's a lot of s*** that was going on in his wife those times and also I think that he was a little bit freaked out by your kid open the door and then prior profession terms of language and subject matter and now here like Sam Kinison and Andrew Dice Clay coming along and Chris Rock that are pushing it even further in both good and bad ways and he's like do I even f****** Blake run why do they need me like I think there was a couple years where he felt like a my John Wayne at the end of the surgery I've rescued everyone and I've helped progress the world that title belongs in the world and then I'm just going to walk away into the desert is always sometimes your bravery of spring about a world that ironically you don't belong in anymore I mean women and for talking about certain subject matter and then at the end of his career he suddenly saw all of his stuff gets parsed by this new generation but like this generation it's attacking her in person or stuff you're enjoying the freedoms you're enjoying partially because of the s*** that she did she didn't lay down barbed wire you could run across it and then pointed her for not using the correct language day she didn't know that she was like I'm not apologizing for s*** this is what I do I make fun of things and I'm going to make fun of you and I make fun of me and I make fun of my family f*** you and she she held onto her guns forever forever and never never let it go Never Let It Go never shifted fear that all of us at some point there will be another wave of podcasters that won't understand the stuff you would Marin people like that did podcasting wise and we'll do it in the back of you guys like what do you even talk about the reason you're doing what you're doing this because of the shift that we laid down like the music needed it happened to filmmakers everyone shooting on Martin Scorsese not a fan of the Marvel films these are made the guys who direct your movies you like go I want to do that right like you can't get to be he gets to have any f****** opinion he wants also what's wrong with not liking certain things like I have very good friends would like things that I think are terrible still like him like you're allowed that if you don't like my friends hate Marvel comic movies I f****** love them I love comic book movies I'm not watching that stupid s*** that guy is definitely going to live in. Nothing's going to happen he's the hero my listen man I get it I understand how you feel a certain way but the other thing about film to think about a guy like Scorsese where he needs to be put in much much better perspective is that when you think about some of the stuff that he didn't like the 70s movies had only been around for like real movies for like 40 years King Kong like the 30s and then here you go 40 years later you're talkin about some of those Scorsese movies or the Coppola movies like Apocalypse Now like I think about how crazy that movie is when you really stop and think about what it was actually created and how short time films and even been made like that yeah and how crazy the execution of it is it's like pulling out when I go to the independent Spirit Awards the year I posted it in 2014 it was the 50th anniversary of John Waters first film it's an interview with the teenager in Baltimore called black leather jacket and it's about an interracial wedding being over by a klansman at the clan from marrying is it the 50th anniversary of John Waters first home if you guys are like we're pushing too far we going to he's already done all that work for you f****** go for it was an openly gay teenager in 1960s Baltimore shooting an interracial wedding on his parents roof with a klansman openly gay teenager in 1960s Baltimore shooting an interracial wedding on his parents roof with a klansman doing the family you want it's okay perfect


    Patton Oswalt Goes Off On An Epic Rant About The Matrix
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    a video where Trump was on the WWE have you ever seen that yeah I think that the current president used to be on the WWE Zone and episode the WWE he was in a match of a gameshow just became president and pardoned one of his former contestant okay dick would read that go yeah I'm done against hurry up when I'm done I don't know how I am ever needed it so strange it's so strange all of it so strange conspiratorial thoughts are that this is this is AI and that AI is slowly bringing us deeper and deeper into the into the hive into the Matrix and the way they're doing it is by disconnecting us from each other make social distancing to Norm cover your face of the math don't touch anything everything you going to do virtually and slowly but surely it's going to lead to this new way of life where you're you're you're no longer Risk by going out there and making yourself susceptible to all these biological nasties you going to stay home and going to plug in or what if the AI knows that were in the protein pod let's make this fake reality so f****** insane and awful will have Trump be president will have this virus it we do unplugged thank God okay good fine I'm okay with it I'm going to be in the birthing pod good like first Cypress character in The Matrix a bike Bell plug me the f*** back into this thing on so I'm nude with no muscles atrophied muscles hairless and a jagged Wasteland of radioactive slag or I could be in this world where I have a nice job and I eat a steak and marry someone you guys involved with bottling machines like you got it's f***** up the Earth we're doing the best we can for you guys we could have just let you won't die in the Wasteland but instead we found a way that you can. Right right there just letting you have a better existence than you real one did The Matrix it was just flat-out paradise and you guys couldn't handle that and you rejected it like we literally had you we're probably the first burst Matrix everybody could fly and orgasms lasted 3 months and you can just eat all the truck what you wanted probably the first person made everybody could fly and orgasms lasted 3 months and you just eat all the truck what you wanted


    JRE is Moving to Spotify
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    cast is moving to Spotify I signed a multi-year licensing agreement with Spotify that will start on September 1st starting on September 1st and tired JRE Library will be available on Spotify as well as all the other platforms then somewhere around the end of the year it will become exclusive to Spotify including the video version of the podcast it will be the exact same show I'm not going to be an employee of Spotify we're going to be working on the same crew it will be the exact same show I'm not going to be an employee of Spotify we're going to work on the same crew doing the exact same show the only difference will be it will now be available on the largest audio platform in the world nothing else will change it will be free it'll be free to you you just have to go to Spotify to get it we're very excited to begin this new chapter of the JRE and I hope you're there when we cross over thanks


    Eddie Bravo Remembers the First Time He Got Joe Rogan High
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    remember when I had a bucket handle tear you hurt drive me to the f****** doctor get an MRI control my NSX poor stick shift means you're poor and I can in the Mexican Hood once you get your automatic are like the bounds of those ideas the doctor D I never seen this boat by myself as far as shifting cargo 98 at the latest. grinding weed I was like trying to convince him to smoke weed in my bed so funny he's so funny without weed I could get him to smoke weed is everything everybody thought I was crazy and then I finally convinced them we were in his NSX to keep pulls over and go suck a f****** pull it out right now but it was while we were driving we got to go to f****** Baskin-Robbins you got to feel that s*** cuz this is it I finally convinced them to do it for hydrocodone is there an ice cream place The Comedy Store when he got on stage the first time you smoke weed and the joke I'll never play that goes dude I got high for the first time today and damn I didn't realize hot fudge sundaes were so f****** good how many store and he got on stage the first time you smoke weed and the joke I never pray to God dude I got high for the first time today and damn I didn't realize hot fudge sundaes were so f******


    Joe Rogan: Full Commentary - Alistair Overeem vs. Walt Harris
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    fight song Fight song Fight Song in all the DLC for sure used to do testosterone before and then you see them re-engage after they leave your Inspector Clouseau so live like this the audience so I got time resume my favorite Fighters Lamborghinis he's got like a hottie like my belief is if you go deep into the history you're going to go into horse meat okay but if you look at all the results of horsemeat that one guy who fought Les there wouldn't read that likes 2001 in Amsterdam like what's your test need to hear the story please closing tomorrow I'm moving the mountain just like that the clown did he could stop him right here this is possible over here has been around forever Sun but it's 22nd 1999 the best in the heavyweight division best the best resume have greatness ko'd Mark hunt that was a guy who had diverticulitis surgery and had something like 12 to 14 in his: removed in order finished them believe it was somewhere around Brock Lesnar had removed from his intestine he had a really serious disease and they think he had it for a long time Mac was so good taking a beating, the Frank Mir rematch Walt came out of the front kick and o-ring this rule my love for you I say that let him choose and also let them choose to let them choose all the chemicals that we know that make your body perform better experience experience in Major League Sports where the competition is Fierce from childhood on you know these guy they develop they have a different kind of work ethic you know that's why I was able to fight MMA with his late 40s has anybody alive incredibly lucky to be alive and then he fought over him after that went over in was on all of Mexico cartel within his veins Brock Lesnar made his debut you and I were there and I sat next to Crazy Horse yeah he's just going to keep beating them unless you something like that he's kind of checkmated there you know what that. Hold the whole debate about whether or not it's a good idea to stop a fight it's real tricky man you know Dominick Cruz had the referee before the fight he said don't f****** stop it unless I'm dead what is the greatest heavyweight strike of all time to the darklands what's the best knockout of all-time uppercut when Bilbo Baggins puts on the ring and he goes to the other dimension in The Hobbit dude you know I'm talking about that's what it was like it was one of the worst Knockouts I've ever seen


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Suggestion that UFOs Might Be Foreign Drones
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    they're actually drones Russian in China drones they think like 60 feet above the water to her only son. that is a drone if that is a drone that Commander fravor saw that's off the coast of San Diego with a scrambled to go meet this thing it was hovering over the water it moves so fast I could barely track it where they'd be able to make this in secret scientist the way they work is one scientist paper influences the work of another scientist to figure things out together they're all incoordination pool because they have to exchange information cuz one guy can't be the f****** guy who lives in the middle of the mountain it's a Super Genius like in ex machina who makes his own people and no one else is aware it's up on someone that's that Monumental we're just gets Bill all over me like what the fuc racing it on radar they don't know how to get all these holograms on radar Weapons Systems that they used to rock a non-physical Target cuz she doesn't even care dude I wish I did now that you brought up and feel like I f***** up


    Eddie Bravo: We’re in the New World Order Right Now!
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    Trump just said you said I'm going to f****** make it announcement we're going to have one, detour and just one and if they wanted to put you guys in The Comedy Tour in Trump's head how many calories are in a donut Watching God can fill stadiums how crazy would that be hey bro what's up is there a problem I don't want a cup is that old is that old f****** a beginning do something crazy about Joe Biden like some meme of noble and after a while pedophile see you later alligator what did she do representative the lady said f*** Trump or popularmos brother representative would ever get on a public forum like Twitter and right but for the last three years trying something lame like it's fake is podcast stood there trying to ruin him on a daily basis you brought everyday I take a s*** I put on my phone and there's a headline Trump there's a f****** a****** every f****** dad take a s*** that's a fact what I just said but I'm feeling a little sensitive but coming in hard in the paint and I'm feeling a little sensitive today


    Slippery Slope? YouTube Censorship in the Age of Coronavirus
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    look at look at it like this was you established that the players like maybe you didn't know them in the beginning you believe them whatever and then now there's so much obvious to see in deception and lies at that point you got to go we got to go maybe all this s*** is deception and maybe there's other reasons everything was wrong I think this was a Black Swan and it presented itself and now has Joe said the people in power maybe it's tops not like a f*** that you f****** crazy dude this is all the crazy s*** all of us would be like being in that position but the other thing is I think it's very it's almost impossible for a human being not to want to project their vision of the world on the world we we we seek to control it's a natural part of how we got here in the first place we just have to avoid it now we have to recognize what it is we have to be very steadfast and not giving into it because when I went when ego starts controlling people and when people in power consolidate that power and don't want to relinquish it when the defacs come in are very slanted and don't in any tire sensor they get to decide the certain point time what should what should be argued for and what should not be when you get to a certain level of ridiculousness you know a guy bread with Bigfoot you can put that up sure that's cool you can get to a certain left like my point was what about the Evangelist you know they're stealing money from people why they're videos on YouTube just stealing money for the dumbest cities on the way example of vitamin C cures I think the solution is you put a note that says like when you put the video up when you go to click on it on YouTube you should have like whatever working ization you want that could refute that essential for healthy immune system super essential vitamin C reasons which is probably the potential for that reading sports information so they took down the actual red right lens she said they might have they might have just looked at the studies from these three countries with they wore masks and their their everything declined so maybe they're just because this and then Brian goes if you got to realize it's if they're not do it if I wear a mask and what's the next thing she said they might have they might have just looked at the studies from these three countries with they wore masks and their their everything declined so maybe they're just because this and then Brian goes if you got to realize it's if they're not do it if I wear a mask and what's the next thing


    Best of the Week - May 10, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    so I'm in there and the doctor said no one can come see you so I'm going if these are the last two days of my life I'm going to die alone in this hospital and and it just broke me up so bad that you know I've taken care of myself I've done everything I can to take care of myself right now and it was there when I did think about my wife it was never see my wife and two kids again that's all that went on a ventilator know my doctor saved my life my doctor said if we put you on a ventilator he said that he says cuz the nurse brought up should we put them on a ventilator because no way if we put them on a ventilator he's going to die because his body is going to say OK this machine is work anymore and your body shuts down if you've heard in New York 7 people put on ventilators died and that's why you think I think that's why it's fine I've heard that I've ever heard that being speculated by other doctors as well and it's very controversial because so many doctors put people on ventilators and the last thing they want to hear is another doctor saying you put someone on a ventilator their die but you know that my doctor said that straight up in the room in front of me hold the nursing like if we put them on it he's going to die referring to his body's not going to it's like working out you don't work out a muscle gets weak this machine is doing are you lifting so why would we want to put them on that unless it's it's just we have to put them on it you know but you've heard doctors were putting on people so fast because their oxygen levels were so low they like this isn't this is not normal so we need to do something to get their oxygen level up I think doctors are like everything else right there's really good ones then there's are oranges good to know it's true with everything else with everything Carpenters plumbers everything everything and it's really I look back I'm still now become very close to him and the dude say my life cuz if I'm going on a ventilator bro I may not be here because well it depends what they mean by that I mean you know when you talk when you hear the governor talk it's you know he's moving it along and in these phases and we're pushing it through and it says it doesn't I don't think it's going to be breaches beaches reopen May 13th yes but you can't hang out on your Lounge you can't hang out on your towel you got to go in and go back to where it was you can do watersports no lying or sitting on the sand right canopies coolers or picnicking right you can that you can be active down you can swim you could ride the waves and then get out of the ocean and get back in your cup I don't know biking through it with those should be banned all year walking Edwards view so you can get a f****** towel that's what you need to get a towel on that's it is how it's always been reopens tomorrow is what they're saying yeah baby well that's good that's it that's a start I think we need to move in the other direction I think we need to quarantine people that are at risk that's what I think really and let people make their own choices is not true not correct work with Michael yeah I was telling you this before we started and the doctor said that if you put him on a ventilator he would die because his body would stop trying to breathe and it would just sort of give up and this is what Michael Yo's. I told him and he he survived and then we're finding out that a lot of people they put on ventilator don't make it and I wonder if what he saying applies to those people the main one of the main things besides age that regulates immune system is like previous exposure to virus like so I thought that was really interesting in particular one one virus this idle medic megavirus DMV between 50 to 80% of the US population has it like by the time they're like an adult how is it permanently or but most people are healthy they don't know you know that they're infected with it and say it again what is cytomegalovirus CMV there it is so right and it changes the immune function it's totally different between young and old so so when you're younger and if you have it it actually enhances immune function so there's they've done studies were like they they they have given people influenza vaccine and often times he's vaccine studies are used to kind of test the immune response and like how you're you're you're given a vaccine and there's all different types of vaccines you know pieces of all different types of ways that you can you can expose someone to bacteria or virus but you have a response to it and the responses of Nino involves your adaptive immunity you making was called neutralizing antibodies that you know basically eventually buying to the virus and neutralize it prevented from entering the cell so people that have CMV their young have a really robust response to the vaccine much better but older people have the complete opposite where it's like Tina deleterious and the reason for that trying to think is because basically this virus it's stuck with your wife long and and kind of reactivates every few years and like every time it reactivate it kind of trains your T-cells Witcher part of your immune system to have to become focused on that CMP and so as you get older your your T-cell population becomes more focused on fighting that virus and less so on other virus you're exposed to but this virus doesn't have any symptoms both healthy people don't have any sentence with it I know it's really like it's really weird and so they're just very sparse all the waiters had face masks on that was calling you a scumbag and try to break you down when you're in a position of power there's like an archetype of a person in a position of power and then all the potential things that can go wrong when is in a position of power all the abuses of that power I mean there's documented right throughout history even though it doesn't make me sad but their grip is getting tighter once they're taken and this is what the problem when when people want to talk about like Marxism and all the positive benefits of socialism it be great if everybody like helped all the people that weren't doing so well and chipped on in and it would be great but the problem with the big state the big government is what you're seeing now regular people making s*** decisions he's a human being who grew up in the United States of America and he has incredible amount of power over 40 million people and he's decided we're going to go stage one step want to be go outside and look at the sunset you can do yoga Don't Go Near anybody you can you can golf no cart and he's got mad when you can't do and then they get to tell people you can go to the beach now but don't sit down now you can't freaking sit down and tell me what to do like that doesn't make sense this is what you tell people please be cautious please use social distancing let's be smart let's take care of vulnerable vulnerable vulnerable people and let's take care of our house but take care of our bodies correct this is a good opportunity for you to cut all the b******* out of your diet stop eating so much sugar stop drinking so much stop smoking cigarettes let's take care of vulnerable vulnerable vulnerable people and let's take care of our house but take care of our bodies and to eat correct this is a good opportunity for you to cut all the b******* out of your diet stop eating so much sugar stop drinking so much stop smoking cigarettes


    Eddie Bravo Has Some Questions About the Coronavirus Response
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    you got we all have about this I thought about this I knew some Garcetti with it they have no choice meant that the numbers in Ohio Atlanta Florida Denver day of the going to have to San Diego 3 have no f****** choice not many but it's a lot technical name sporting concerts done and it happened you think they could just driving and driving illegal there's going to be a great if this impeachment if it's impeachment Dale they're going to come hard with that were out there there's a big difference between the way they approached it if everybody was open in society the way it was it would have spread quicker it would have been more people before that says hold my margarita Sweden says hold my slow down the transmission to make people aware if they wash their hands more if they put masks on if they did all that s*** the beginning maybe it's loaded down you got to think that that number is higher it's like 80 something thousand now write the numbers higher than the flu and they did that so it's worse than the flu it's it is f****** dangerous if you're not healthy it's f****** dangerous speaking to some Grand conspiracy to overthrow Trump when I think it is is they got some power when we were forced all collectively decide to let them take the reins and lock everyone down from a very real virus you know those people are wrong with a lot of time by the government bulshit going on and all these lies forging death certificates all the numbers through realistically though there was when they when they had this moment would identify the World Health Organization was saying that they also very trustworthy saying that you couldn't get it from a person wait a minute starts flying around hard to figure out together so much b******* with the padding of the numbers for June of the death certificate in statistician I don't know if those numbers are accurate and I don't know how to talk to nobody know the fact that it's a concern in the hospital why would the why would a hospital get paid to have a covid death like why would be why would that happen play send them a bunch of money has the resources in them in the beginning you believe them whatever and then now there's so much obvious to see in deception and lies at that point you got to go at some point maybe. I think this was an opportunity the people in power controlling people


    Former CIA Agent Mike Baker Bursts Iran WW3 Bubble | Joe Rogan
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    pleasure so tell me what's up are we in trouble what's going on man it's well worth 3 haven't heard is it you know I'm here to Burnside bubble I think not that it was going to say it was amazing how how fast the up up with that closer than it was amazing how fast the The Narrative came out and I was nervous because it was such a shock to the system we have the last time we dealt with this fashion harshly worded the marsh or a note or maybe an extra sanction here or there but that it was such a strange development that I think it did in the natural reaction was to say oh my God here we go out there so but that Trump could make that call cuz they had a bunch of different options they have like or we could kill him is like he's been at Target before US servicemen but thousands and thousands of people this guy it was a completely bloodthirsty douchebag I mean there's no way about it and what it was like the second most structure why is the second most important person was in the Iranian regime next to the Ayatollah so but the idea that somehow we took out a foreign leader right or a military Jen will like he was some sort of Eisenhower boss who was the head terrorist for a state that is the number one sponsor of terrorism around the world and Zoe but he's been on On Target list for a long time you go back to 2008 there was an operation to take out a guy named mcnea who himself was also a bloodthirsty psychopath and he was running Hezbollah operations so the Israelis have been tracking him as had weed and at one point an opportunity to take out mail and also sulejmani and they backed off at the time essentially because the US wouldn't you don't get behind the idea they were going to take out to Imani that was at that point that was a step too far so they eventually we got him but people talk about again activities in a rock against US soldiers and against the Rockies soldiers Nawrocki civilians but it goes back to the beginning of that I mean you could go back to 2003 and the sumani was he was the architect eat shrimp Tapas idea as the US was going into a rock that he basically authorized mean he's in charge right so he authorizes the release of a bunch of SUNY so they've been holding on to she at Arch Rivals being the sunnis essentially and the Saudis are are their arch-enemy soonie nation and but he released all these Sunni extremists that The Rock has been holding onto essentially ever since we don't adapt can stand right after 9/11 and you release them into a rock and including against dark out who became the head of al-Qaeda in Iraq and within a few months of our getting out to a rock the the sunnis under basically under supervised tutelage had a series of bombings and started bombing everything from Shiite mosques to you want facilities in Jordanian Embassy a variety of targets killing thousands of Shiites I'm going to push this year in Iraq to arrive make them come to us for protection coverage essentially we can ride in there because he what does he want he wants to exert their influence within the rock he doesn't want a strong Rocky doesn't want the US and they're building a strong stable Rock mini go back to the iran-iraq war sumani started his military career and you know he's not there's no way he's a True Believer there's no way he's ever going to let It Rock become stable again and he's insane enough that he kills thousands of Shiite his own people right in order to push the Shiite population in Iraq to Iran I know if I'm capable it and walking a fine line between his own Shiite Belize population of it and at times being able to be sort of a puppet master for Sunni extremists when it suited his claws and it's if it's anyone's it's fascinating that weather was dealing with Palestinian Islamic Jihad whomever he deserved what he got no doubt in my mind and I'm just surprised it didn't happen sooner or maybe not from us but from others they just back in October the Irani and you know claimed they foiled it an assassination attempt against to Almaty by Israel and someone named Arab agents so it's not as if we just plucked his name out you know he spent two decades get engaged in in death of man on him dying has not been like to take on baghdadi unpack daddy who's won the most disturbing things that I saw it was the Washington Post called them in a store religious dollar did you see that they called him in the store religious car and people that that I talked to the understand who he was and what was going on there were f****** fuming they're like what is this not who the f*** wrote this right you talking about a goddamn terrorist a real legitimate murderous terrorist you call them in the store religious scholar that you giving him his credibility that is. I don't understand people who are kind of lean in that direction and and and also if you get the same thing was Philemon and I understand he's wrapped in the cloak of a military uniform and you know all the people saw him sitting next to the I told okay but I look at the same way and it is busy this is not assassinating a foreign leader this is not assassinating ate a revered Scholars is taking out terrorists of a killing people and what and it's not a he was he was not you know you was not choosy right which was so am I was talking about again the Rockies got your man he's they talked about maybe some 1500 or so protesters being killed in Iran in the past few months as a result of the protest against the Iranian regime, because of corruption you know that the fact that they've driven that turn into a toilet at the expense of the Iranian people lack of of Rights of any sort and Superman again as head of the quiz for you. Number two person there he is responsible so I don't understand anybody who doesn't just say yeah I think the left had a hard time with it too hard left you saw them spending a little bit saying okay we don't say he shouldn't have gotten it and we don't say he didn't deserve it but and then they had to try to figure current President Trump whenever Trump does anything even if what he does is fantastic they can't get behind that they almost have to get to go against things that are great like if the economy is great I got to find a reason why it's bad the economy is great. If it's his decisions lead to something positive they can accept it unfortunate when we lost our bility to I think to look at things just in an objective fashion and it's separate the politics from little guy. You're not again I don't care whether people like Trump or not I don't I didn't vote for him I don't need a mister I care for the individual but that doesn't mean I can't like policies and what are you talkin about what's going on with wrong with a talking about another way that we've been dealing with China lately other issues I like President Obama didn't like his policies and I don't necessarily like Trump I like his policies I don't I don't see any conflict I don't see any conflict or either being people are complicated and I just I just didn't know that Trump could make the call but he could be the guy that goes take them out like when it when I thought that was like there was probably a panel of military leaders and like really important people that understand the ramifications game show at like in America's Got Talent there was a great deal of conversation that goes on. That's it was a president you know I have no idea how he processes information but there's a great deal of the conversation and discussion that goes on in the Pentagon within the Intel community and and National Security Council you know what happened but he does have that Authority yes / season in the Middle East and the legality of it but you didn't see a lot of people saying cannot impart okay I admit because it wasn't against you sue tamales wrapped in the cloak of of his military uniform and it's also people are very concerned about this possibility and they like started that off yeah yeah I hear is yeah the regime is brutal and n on an awful they're not crazy and the one thing they want more than anyone else has to retain power that's it and I think they looked at the idea of a military conflict a direct military conflict with the us and this is not to say that their proxies won't you know strikeout it is someplace around the world some point but they're the regime look at that but you know what we're not going to do this in part because level than just taking do you know a terrorist of his stature it's important for deterrence purposes and so I think they looked and felt like the calculus and dealing with us has shifted now and they don't understand it then I comfortable with it and also they can't afford it if we got in the military, but that was the idea that you know somehow we're going to get World War 3 evening literally will be over in one night we have the ability to take out their entire energy structure missile bases their key military facilities and I don't want to oversimplify this but after that first night's activity that's it they're done so the idea that somehow there's going to be there at me that if you know we should do that if he wants military conflict but now that we're doing the military deterrence and they understand serious economic pressures we got diplomatic pressure is primarily to keep him isolated I think you know I think we're on the right track with with it wrong I think I want to see a different reaction from them well I was a little bit relieved when they attack back and disorder like launched missiles on the outside of bases nobody died I was like okay so it seems like this is almost like they're making a signal like they're attacking but they're not really doing anything yeah I think I would I think you're right and I'll only that they felt like they had to do something yeah I told his guy on the way called Saving Face or not but we had warning we have warning ahead of time and didn't print in their paper did Nate say that they killed a bunch of people they didn't exactly exactly and that was them right oh that was that was definitely them when do you think that they shot it down because they thought it was a US military plane shot down wishing well there's a there's a lot of moving parts and it's never going to be a zero Risk game so if you're wanting to done this as tragic as it is and come out and said oh my God weed you know did this okay but they they did this to themselves themselves to be truthful and they got a long track. And so they they engaged in this and and shut it down when you find missile debris in a in a in a field where you're doing an investigation of a plane crashed that's pretty good indication and then there's the video on top of that other is a video of the missile hitting the planet to missiles Jesus Christ second missile hits another Fireball in the plain states Jennifer you know I appear two times cuz it's not devastated but it's it if it was some 20 miles from the airport it actually kind of made up as if it was turning back to the airport probably right after that first Missile hit but here's the thing aircraft fuel coming in for bombing run after they launch their ballistic missile strike so nobody saying it was done on purpose but it's it's it again it's it's indicative of the Revolutionary guard force and the regime itself that they spent several days denying it and saying it was mechanical failure and pressuring the Ukrainian to come out and say it was mechanical failure which they then reversed course on that one game obvious yeah so tragic situation but not a protest sound in the streets of Tehran which are a continuation of the past several months which were targeted out of corrupt regime have picked up strength and in light of that because the people are just tired of this so for decades and doesn't happen because it's a pretty brutal regime we don't understand that we don't understand how how how difficult they are right now serious-minded they are about holding onto power so I've been down everything okay here come the protests going to topple regime and it doesn't happen so maybe it's different this time I don't think so will you concern it on this is one of things when you say that we could go in there and level them in a day the real issue is their allies right the real issue is China and yeah but then I can't do anything China and Russia I can't do anything it's not in their best interest and they they if they are consistent about one thing both those countries it's that they act in their own best interest and they would look at that and go ye sorry I mean so what are we dealing with and in that immediate area you know billions of dumb that they couldn't afford to in the should have been spent on its population arming training equipping and dealing with the Syrian war and keeping his pal Assad in power so around in the sudden and Syria are tied together but is Syria in a position to somehow rise up and you know engaged this is not going to be this wouldn't have been a conflict as we imagined it right it wouldn't be a conflict of occupying space in ground unless with nobody want nobody needs it's not it's not good for anybody I'm not saying that I'm just saying that in the scheme of things you would have overwhelming superiority for its superiority and I can't imagine a scenario where Russia you know we come in and we packed we would probably has anybody would we would say going to lay eggs with you going to advise you you know it's coming down and cuz we'd Alaskan Way he was dragged them into it by hitting some of their facilities or Personnel or whatever so they would be that level of coordination which are always is no matter who the parties are there's always some elements of coordination but anyway yeah I did that I hope we perverted for the military conflict I think that again I think the rotten regime understands it's a new day said don't you come to the table eventually that's what this home maximum pressure campaign is about is to again create sufficient economic pressure ensure that they understand the idea of deterrence which I think they do after this strike on soleimani tax in their various operations in that region for a quite a while and we have been talking to them about it or getting the signal to them that you got to stop this and back in December they were told if you continue this path we are going to take Serious action and with that


    Joe Rogan Doesn't See Elizabeth Warren Beating Trump in 2020 Election
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    how difficult is it to get Intelligence on what they're up to and what what they're planning what they're responsible for like when when you're here in America and how do we do it like who's over there like how do they do that how do they find out exactly what these guys are up to well a lot of its allies so whether it's the Israelis or the jordanians are the salaries of whomever so they know someone who's on the inside or like how does it work they've got a source they've got some recruited ask that you know it has been a tough Target for us just like North Korea has a tough Target and so we rely heavily on our liaison partners and but often times how could technology gets you can't beat having an asset having a human who sitting in a meeting somewhere and then for whatever their motivation is whatever their reason for doing it the cooperating with you or our liaison partners and they're saying that here's what happened or here's how that person looked right I mean maybe you get signals intelligence because you're you're picking up no Communications and then what you got you got something on piece of paper and you read the transcript of a meeting but if you got somebody was in that meeting and it will tell you what people look like or what the actual what year was in the mood with way that mean that's invaluable right and so we rely a great deal on that but you basically Uhuru up everything you can from all the various different types of of of intelligence capabilities but it's it's a it's a tough Target Fremont breakout time well when you're talkin about how long it's going to take them have a nuclear weapon you'd like to get that that those parameters a little closer together right so that you're not having a complete gas but it's tough and spend a lot of time working on that but I would say that we have tremendous allies in that region and I know the people it's fashionable nowadays to say while the Trump Administration we've been pushing away our allies and they don't that's enough you know what they do in the park because I get it the same old story is in their best interest and so is there any benefit to having someone like Trump who's very difficult to read cuz he's what you know he's he's the kind of guy like when when back Daddy was killed he said he died like a dog like he says crazyshit and he and he talks about like with Iran that he was that they might respond back with disproportionate results over the disproportionate response in comparison to the initial attack Iran attacked us but that was so crazy to represent the 52 people that were kidnapped in the f****** Carter Administration oh my God you know. But at the same time that doesn't mean you can't like you have policies that are in place so I wish I was put that out there I see I get it that's that's ridiculous right and it's a self-inflicted wound and you could argue that you know that most of the problems they deal with out of this White House are self-inflicted wounds because there's a lack of of discipline and so it'd be nice if the president was more buttoned-up course it's not going to be the way it works I think a lot of why he got elected as cuz he's wild and people like it they like it there like something different there their tired of these people that sound like politicians you know you hear you don't pick a person Elizabeth Warren to hear them talk and you feel the b******* coming out of their mouth while they're talking you know that they're playing a role you know that there with Trump he might be arrogant he might be crazy he might be ridiculous but that's him that's that guy I bet if you're around him all day long he's like that and that's that's thing that people one of the things that people like about him he's like that all the time that's that's who he is but he's not but he doesn't need the b******* he's Donald Trump he's a f****** multi-billionaire who is now the president of the United States so it's like he doesn't feel the need to put on an act for anybody so when he comes out and says he died like a dog like that's that's how he would talk consistency Dennis the what are the chances that you get to 21 Warren 2020 look at that but we get down in November the election and people just exhausted by it and so they wanted something different now they've had it are they going to get to this point November and get ready to vote and think I can't take another four years of it even though it's entertaining I'm exhausted people don't like change to get scared of change and things are going well economically and if you know if it turns out that this thing with Iran doesn't turn into anything disastrous by the time November I think is going to win in a landslide I really I don't see it unless Bernie Sanders and Tulsi gabbard get together and then everybody goes you know what that would work like this is a this is a real combination of people that I could I could get behind unless it's something like that where there's like some overwhelming candy but I don't see that then they seem to be pushing for Elizabeth Warren I don't see that maybe it's just me but the but I don't see a consistent policy message there I don't see I don't see that happening 444 her this go around maybe maybe he'll change maybe he needs to I don't know but the problem is I feel like these people just wanted I feel like it's a self-aggrandizement thing they just want to be president about anybody the Republican or Democrat Club in high school and that's all I wanted to the nearest State Senator and then I'm going to run for Congress that's that crazy as I didn't know what they were going to do that no one's going to get in there and help with him for a primary you need someone is already in the public eye you can't just jump to the headline like that especially from the Republican side if he like she never do it but would be Condoleezza Rice and super smart good person terrific yeah the Iraq war never has felt like taking up your ass I'm going to hang out my Ranch whatever the f*** she's got


    The Army Views Tik Tok as a Cyber Threat w/Mike Baker | Joe Rogan
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    Pennywise solbiato Amazon's doing business with the with the new Chinese company already limit the ability for all Personnel to stay off a tick tock you know or not. these discoveries can argue all they want to get their independence from the Chinese you know authorities but ultimately the Chinese authorities knock on the door and say we would like access to your database because we want to move her up all the information about every US military person you know that's station wherever or they're going to do it I mean I know the kids kids using kids like it and make Tik Tok video considered a cyber threat Robin OSHA and army spokeswoman told military.com we do not allow it on government phone cyber threat blow up if you need some an hour or is it just another version of comparing Tik Tok videos really weird yeah I can't I can't I'm too busy I'm not interested I was just a cat videos until 11 whatever it is 1 + really high-end phones as well how come they don't get the same kind of scrutiny I suspected they do it just hasn't hit the Preston takes off blew up I guess it's a app that will kids you know like and so it became but I didn't realize generative how again how old is Generation Z let's check out the ten-year-old we have no idea what technology is how it's going to impact in the long run we don't have enough of a test case you and I can look at my kids and their it it just within my little microcosm of little dudes their attention span proceed impacting you can see the back the way that they study the way they learn the ways and I don't think I'm not a lot but I don't know that we're doing ourselves any favors I don't think there are we're doing ourselves favors either and I don't think it's any way to tell your kids to pull back you can maybe get your friends kids to pull back but culturally no one's pulling back from the stuff it's they're getting more and more immersed in their phones more and more of immersed in apps and internet and the big things apps to me they all get on these little social media apps like whether it's tick tock or whatever it is then and they're all direct messaging and look into each other's stuff and it becomes a giant part of your life you know these kids like you look at there for like my daughter has friends that don't have any restrictions on their phones my daughter is like a time limit on her phone chat 1 hour and the whole day other than that you're not have to do you have to do that anytime and this little friend like you would think this like her f****** skin is growing onto this phone she never goes anywhere without this phone or hand and she's always looking at it like you can't talk to anybody for 5 seconds while looking at a phone check-in Tik Tok check in Greg is sitting on a bus waiting to get to those let's check my email real quick that makes sense that's not a bad time to use your phone start up a conversation with a guy next to you call Homeland Security anything suspicious yet his f****** got to talk to me on the bus with a conversation that's my favorite if you see anything suspicious call this number everything suspicious


    Eddie Bravo's Elon Musk Conspiracy Theory
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    talking about he's on our side you think you seem locked up you would think she hangs out I mean whatever. Another hour but anyway and he said the things he said about the lockdown and tearing it all out at first. he's he's like he's like that's real that's beautiful my conspiratorial mind would think like what if I don't know these are just conclusions don't make fun of me but this would be a great idea for okay I'm praying that he's okay but what about this teen lockdown tells Elon Hey listen be a rebel controlled opposition be a rebel say you're just going to open up your plant and then we say f*** it up house in Corona deaths and then we restart the lockdown because now everyone's afraid to step up like Elon Florida right now just talking about 15 minutes ago and he really try to help you out cornea open up his plant 3-way game it's ridiculous the guy invests all his own money in his businesses Realms he's digging tunnels to Vegas he's shooting Rockets into space he's making the these most insane electric cars look if you times we can't talk to you do you live like that but you live there are you on messenger do you live like that but you live there you on messenger


    Rogan, Callen, & Bravo Talk Government Power in the Time of Coronavirus
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    it's some kind of brontosaurus real mask my God there's a conservative politician in San Diego do you hate can you brine the first 5 minutes not talk about penises or cuss are you cuckoo as a f*** do Diaz YouTube YouTube demonetizing channel taken when you cuss in the first 5 minutes 6 out of 3.3 million hear me out boys I loved takes much of the next guy La Jolla Comedy Store there as much as we can serve fish tacos are open up more than us Atlanta Florida if you want to help people talk about health no one know no one's doing it all these people are talking about it's fear the talking about the disease how quickly it spreads how people carry and they don't even know they're talking about all these things about the disease which is great but put that you want to help people put out a message to change your f****** diet about the Belgium Health minister of hilarious Troy's people will be destroyed it was one of them number one factors in in people that are really horrible real out of Isaac Labor Day like obese and people with pre-existing conditions human beings alive today in our homes and he's f****** people are dealing with sick pay the difference between what happens to them and what Swatara and what would happens to the rest of us and what can be fixed with nutrition what can we fix medicine what we fix Empower right now is that you have people in power especially in and I'm sorry but I feel this way about Eric Garcetti and and Gavin to make decisions that affect all our lives and destroy businesses probably by sandwich with some healthy Regrets by saying well you know what everybody has to wear a mandatory romantic mask and we're going to extend another we flatten the curb and by the way the hospitals in Los Angeles or empty or health system is not overrun and we have flattened the Caribbean another 3 months what is executive overage and it was challenging Wisconsin and overturned in my opinion rightly so in Illinois will see if the death toll morbidities and Radiology I'm sorry I'm amazed and I think that you want to hear what I think I think even people like this the CNN and and and Garcetti into I think they're really interested in restructuring Society can you keep an economy shut down long enough you have to look at is 3 trillion-dollar stimulus package that's that's 3,000 billion dollars $3,000 and what happens with government what do what you're doing is really essentially spending your way trying to spend your way out of a problem what that really means those government has to take over these aspects of the economy lysed that they didn't before and I think this is about power I think this about the expansion tank on the way up here but they should see it Garcetti had a quote that we have to wear masks and if we we do the right thing and we're mass will get back some of our freedoms Garcetti orders angelinos to wear masks whenever leaving home we can recall him you just need you have to stop this thing because it kills it a giant percentage of the population can I run through us if you get it but if you get it for the most part you're probably going to be asymptomatic or are not going to have bad symptoms question what would you rather have someone give your whole family cold it or that same person get drunk and ran their car into your whole family on the freeway exactly but think about that crap about how many car accidents there are every year about how easy it is how easy it would be for someone to make a mistake and kill people doing a number of things that we do all the time right now all they got to do is say it's start doing what they're doing with the codes I like forging the coded certificate BBQ drunk or driving while barbecued who have to make a business work here are the most condescending or he's never had a real job in my opinion but that's a different story speaking of evil is people who have spent their lifetime building a business and it's going under and may not come back or somebody has spent all their time building a brand and relies on that and so there's never any consideration for that because those people have never done that and we've never done that you don't know what it's like I think I didn't I they want to destroy the economy he's been right about the whole Trump stuff all that the Russian collusion all that about why they won't link job was at Greg Anderson and Craig Henderson Washington I'm sorry about with a about Anderson Alabama Eufaula Alabama Anderson starting linebacker used to Alabama and I'm going to try football and he's Imma Try fighting and he's feeling behind that long-ago people when they get older or it doesn't work like that and I think it's not the clay dry resources think you don't have the resources to think about it all the time volkov Bellator heavyweight champ and before he fought Derrick Lewis a lot of people thought he might be the Dark Horse the division hundred percent Pokemon starting might be the dark horses division hundred percent. 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    Eddie Bravo Explains Coaching Tony Ferguson During Justin Gaethje Loss
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    play pays a little bit more of a price I think every time you do it towards the end I thought about Tony and the gaethje fight that look I was saying it's pretty gangster who decided to make weight anyway but then people that you know Dana said this couple of people said it's like why would you do that when you know you going to help to make music he had felt something from draining his body just a couple weeks ago but he is so much better than everyone else to breathe when you're getting hurt if you're getting hurt and you're stunned that's what your cardio goes out the window when you get energy everybody everybody in the world is is suffering financially and I got to go in there and make a whole bunch of money and my family security I need the V I would have thrown in the towel that crossed my mind but I would have never done it but I thought it was I have never been a head MMA coach ever in my life never wanted to be never wanted to be walking to the fighter that sit down on the side like think about that he knows out there and you know what he does when it fight when the fight ends up on the ground effect on The Scrambled someone took him down Kevin Lee takes him down handed track Weight maybe ever not even for one second let's let's start how boxes come Tony Tony Tony was like I'm going to go out there and nobody said a hundred percent of us going to work you know what I mean so and it was weird everything about it was weird when you get there and there's nobody in the arena in between the first round and second round they only allowed one coaching right and they said who's it going to be and I was the first one to say not me like I don't want to be there Rashad Holloway is his boxing coach and Billy is Muay Thai KO one of them went in I'm on the outside I had nothing to say all I could say was Tony you're looking good that's it either of them consider okay now it's going to start to turn around like that point after the second round he knocked them down if you would have 30 seconds who knows what the what would happen who knows but then at that point now it's the third round okay man maybe around like he always does that point it was we weren't like I wasn't ready to walk in there so I walked in there going what the f*** am I I'm not an anime head coach this is the fourth round she's hurt and plus to my car got broken into last week they stole my glasses I always I need my glasses on at this point I thought maybe that's pulling guard or doing some imanari rolls works in the beginning when it's fresh like the way Ryan Hall is the best advice here what is the score I need help here and it's so quiet it's so quiet the first thing I noticed is he's cut up more than I can see from the corner from my vantage point I couldn't tell ya big brother man that's my brother I'm thinking like f*** like maybe the best thing to do is stay on the outside for the fifth round and just get through this with no more damage I was thinking maybe cuz if he tries to shoot now and he's really tired and it could be what what kind of advice you might want to try and everything else I've never been in that situation the Met business since 2000 I think I work for the UFC for 8 years and 50 UFC I seen everybody come and go but you shoot you for sure have an understanding of how to coach someone in MMA the thing is there's like levels right there's like Faraz zahabi Matt Hume level the Wizards of Tech game you know he would match human was on top of his game he's amazing incredible pulled Garden both of us fight early in the fight and he got really tired you know he was really tired at the end who's trying to pull guard at the end but he didn't have the energy to pull guard how do you fart earlier that night in the finals the finals were like months later it's not over there so many good f****** match on number one win one when he's right there for a guy's dangerous is just an empty and compete with the five now since they're both coming off losses right now Tony and khabib makes the most sense right now to imagine that Ian Connor he's right there right there could be want to do in his dad in bad Health if he's out for a little longer than he can do gaethje, that's true khabib and Tony Conner Shankar oh my God prodigious for man tournament and gaethje vs khabib on the same card. there's some other Dark Horses for Tony like Dustin Poirier is right there Charles Williams


    Joe Rogan Reacts to “Toddler Trump” Video
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    I am going to make it to the election in the same room and have some sort of a debate I think I think Donald Trump going to eviscerate him dismissive you was when he was talking about something to bind said you're the Vice President Joe Biden said he was depressed about buying something say that because a democratic operative said that he was buying probably doesn't even know this is happening he told everyone when you can't find something I think I think this made it into one of our earliest episodes of dumpster fire cuz we hot we have a whole segment on the show called Troll and Chief and it's basically like every week what the f*** is he doing to whoeasy trolling now it's not the only one. Like to the culture #toddler Trump on Instagram again it's Trump's face on a baby and she started the baby and the baby doing things the baby didn't have you seen it who made it she's got a bunch of fun Jimmy Kimmel Jimmy Kimmel #on Instagram go to toddler #toddler Trump is there's a that's too bad some of the ladies abusing her baby cuz she's choosing the baby or something the baby clearly doesn't know what the f*** she's saying. kid was born and that was actually a real date that the kid got a f****** s*** head the roll the dice kids get a 7 year old man's face and you're like in a liberal place taking a liberal place to the supermarket I mean stuff like that


    Joe Rogan on What Bill Gates Gets Wrong About People and Vaccines
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    we have a f****** election coming up on the heels of all this s*** digital elections in Hillary's behind it so as soon as Hillary says everyone should be safe to vote in voting in this b**** is running the game something's going on virus expert that's what he's always been conspiracy can I get paid and finally it's coming my way you would have ready cash in his chips he's not a bad guy. We need we need some sort of a vaccination we need to vaccinate everyone can a vaccinated like okay but have there ever been a virus that's ever been a real vaccine that would work for a coronavirus I don't think there has I don't think they've had I don't think they had a virus they were working on a vaccine rather than working a vaccine for SARS but it never happened and I don't think they've ever had any sort of a vaccine for Coronavirus that way he's saying he's saying saying they need a vaccine and they're going to come up with a vaccine and that's a solution everybody has to be vaccinated but I don't know if that's even you know the ideas it'll take 18 months or vaccine maybe or maybe they won't come up with one right it's possible that they won't have a vaccine in 18 months of what do you want to do Bill and if they do have a vaccine where's the money go for making the vaccine who's getting paid how many how many dollars is it that money going like how is it a business now so if you have if you have a vaccine That vaccine turns out that we have to vaccinate the whole population okay she going to vaccinate 8 billion people and where's that money who gets the money from the manufacturer the vaccine is it are you going to do it completely egalitarian are you are you going to be like finding one by January is a credible goal pharmaceutical executive he sounds like a character in the movie monster flowey former pharmaceutical executive at the White House chose to lead a crash development program acknowledged that the 12 to 18-month timeline cited by dr. Anthony fauci was already very aggressive but one by January's possible the credible goal so maybe it is all the possibilities did you see that one guy that was walking around I think Sam Tripoli headed up on his Instagram page the guy was walking around at the protest in Newport Newport or might have been Huntington Beach and this guy is walking around the megaphone why everything we'd open back up California hope you and I you either die a hero or you live long enough to become a villain he is because he's lived long enough to become a villain and all over the world when you go to these any of these places you know what he's done in Africa did you see the whole documentary like he built freaking toilets forgot and everyone's like foxtail gates in Rome everything's crumbling and grease because they don't they don't have the money to maintain all their Antiquities and so the Gates Foundation is everywhere keeping all of the our history basically from like crumbling guy and I didn't really know much but he he was asking me out of the blue he's like and then did you see Melinda Gates there's like Irish it I'm here for me right now I would be on a beach there Soma it's a class war if somebody gave you a hundred million dollars you would wait about a month and then go right back on Twitter right you know I'm right you love doing it's fun for you and you're great at it this thing is that they're doing where they're at they're telling people they're going to have to get vaccinated this is what that is a part of the problem cuz there's a lot of people that have Kik this disease we got to figure out why they kicked it whether it's nutrition whether it's genetics with it we got to figure that out and this thing that you say and we know they don't know they don't even know and all of this talk because I wrote a piece about I was like a satirical piece I was saying why stop getting mad at anti-vaxxers for bringing disease until I heard and it was all about it cuz it was wondering like the measles outbreaks which is almost eradicated and now it's making a comeback and there's so much overlap in those communities now at this but you can't really conflate the two because we know how to get rid of them now it says but you can't really conflate the two because we know how to get rid of the measles we know we can get we have something that works


    The Problem with Banning People Like Alex Jones
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    when do you think the people should be able to like talk again the Pete the dead person Interstate I'm saying like he'd been on at the Hudson scandals but he had stayed on YouTube right and basically followed the rules right so what happened and mileage there and Gavin's there and it's a little bit like Twitter but it's kind of like for the band and for people who I think you definitely said some stupid s*** but that's part of the fun of what he was doing he's a provocateur you know and he was definitely doing some stuff that there's like a question of whether or not there was multiple accounts that they were using that he was using two accounts that's that was an accusation but Twitter didn't want to substantiate the legal ramifications we address. end up you know it as someone who's kind of offers free speech I often get told that I'm bad because I I have to defend people whose language I don't agree with that is what free speech is not defending everyone who says things that I love is all the time I'll give you only defending the things you believe in atrocious and that I can't I would never get on board with because that's what free speech is otherwise and like you said it is at slippery slope of who gets to be the Arbiter of what is said to you should be able to express yourself and respond to the criticisms that you Borden or choose not to the idea that only my ideas should get broadcast because your ideas are contrary to my ideas I'm going to cut off the pipeline for you to express those and work those out and look a lot of people that had some terrible ideas early in their life and then they changed yeah is that there's a guy named Christian picciolini who was in the KKK was the origin of some sort of white supremacist organization when he was young and now he talks about the dangers of these organizations being asked you when I was young and you have to be able to if there's no path to Redemption what is the point of people with no nothing and and hopelessness is the worst so if you're taking everything away from somebody and then you're saying you're you're in the bad place now forever what is their incentive to even open their mind and have a different why not just doubled here's a good one London real London real had interview with David Icke I don't know who any popular YouTube show the lizard lady right but you want to look out for people that are so f****** dumb that. Did you hear about the lizard people yeah they're real man because you think that somehow another is going to save you and God's grace going to be upon you because you you tithe all your money Joel Olsteen he drives around the Bentley and you're happy for him as dumb as f*** but it doesn't work on you and works only dumbass of dumb people so then I guess it's okay and the lizards that are secretly transforming into politician and then going back to lizards with no looking come on come on so if you take that guy off you just make them bigger is a giant story that this David Icke podcast was removed from YouTube that keeps getting removed people keep uploading it it's like that plan demick documentary that everybody keeps sending me David Icke interview I mean it would because it's on London real and it's a popular program so some people to watch it but nobody would have really thought that the f****** lizard people are there in the people that do think that they're going to think anything you could talk him into cutting their balls off and riding the f****** common with joining here to help I know but they get to the 5 Genie like nope too much to my house of David I was talking about 5G there is clearly a lot of entertainment value in some insane Preposterous s*** that any intelligent person knows is not true there's some weird entertainment value and someone that really does believe that aliens live amongst us and if they're shapeshifters and then if you look back all of our leaders of all been that use a related together in their forgot one gene pool that the ancient Sumerians brought together they can are from planet Nibiru and there's something I mean really entertaining about people watch my YouTube show who is that crazy stand-up guy Andy Kaufman it's like everyone become Andy Kaufman my name is Jack value and him saying he's going to eat his neighbor right but there's something to that like to to stop that and band that you are you're not you're not stopping anyone from not you're not stopping anybody from anything bad by not having Alex do this entertaining thing about eating is marrying us saving anybody you got it with what are you doing with what is he doing the so awful I don't know how to fix any of it does it say it's entertaining but why is it only acceptable if you have some kind of entertainment cuz there's so many rap videos that you can watch that I enjoy but they're talking about shooting people and robbing people and it's on YouTube there's so many rap videos that you can watch that I enjoy but they're talking about shooting people and robbing people and it's everywhere on YouTube


    Joe Rogan on Coronavirus: Are We Going to Be Scared of Everything?
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    think that people will put up with that though. I mean is this how America breaks breaks up is this as it doesn't become the the pro open and pro close States and then we just divorce will this is what they want everybody to get checks they want everybody to stay home forever until there's a cure so I can be a cure for this is something is going to be around when we might have Community you might be able to wipe it out that way this is not something that they can just spray away or inject away so this is something we'll hopefully one day they'll have some sort of real treatment with his vaccine or whatever it is we're probably going to take a vaccine every couple years or every year Dennis herd immunity right we're more than 60% of people get it the virus her dies off that's that's a that's a positive possibility in the future but the peat that people that are wanting to want to get back to work and there's people that don't want anyone to go anywhere and do those and it's become disorder again is ideological Battle Ground where the people that want to go back to work you're putting dollars over money you know like when someone said you going to be the richest man in the cemetery to Elon Musk open up his Factory like what what what are you talking about I can we going to be just stay home forever we be scared of everything why would you drive when you know how many people died and driving accidents stay home don't do anything that we make these calculations all the time about how many people is it acceptable to die it's just not so in our face for instance with opioids or they open using these to help people manage pain but you know a certain amount of people might become addicted or die there's all kinds of trade-offs that we're making driving another good example so we're constantly making these cost-benefit analysis in our society it's just not usually you have to make it yeah you have to be part of the person who saying am I going to be but it's it's also there's so much false information or confuse information and I don't again I come back to where we started talking about I don't know that a lot of people know who to believe and if you just believe your tribe it's much easier I think if I was just like gobbling up all the Sienna and are gobbling up all the fox I would be happy little freaking no nihilism Bridget say that I was going to get all those all those things but if you just look at the wrong numbers and this doesn't discount any of the deaths doesn't discount the tragedy I know people are but my grandma but my friend and I know a guy he was young everybody knows a guy you're right but if you just look at the overall numbers this is not what we thought it was going to be it's really simple and this is why I love that you have to stay home they're telling me you have to wear a mask when you go outside know if I'm around people you want me to wear a mask and a business sometime. Okay with that okay you can't tell me what about if I walk around my backyard do I have to have a mascot what does that mean yeah that people do what they want to do but can't you take them educate them in terms of their immune system educate them in terms of Life here's where it could go back this is why you need to wash your hands less than man other people touched it and men are gross guarantees that has to play some sort of apartment yeah yeah that mean it's it's been somebody I think I'm a writer I forgot to imagine someone she had a tweet she said it's a black it's a blacklight know it's a cat the backlight on like the sperm filled a hotel room basically the pandemic it's just revealed like all these institutional failures and all of the structural failures and all of the ideological Battlegrounds up to 11 now and I find that most people are wrestling and don't know really what to do but I think most people are grown-up enough to want to be able to take that risk for them self I walk around I see all these businesses in my calories business is going to come back something it's cost businesses it's cost a lot it's cost a lot of people's livelihoods so it's not like there's no loss here there's a loss here and if you don't think there's a loss of life talk to people that are dealing with suicide talk to my I know a guy would talk to this Sheriff should be a bigger story because the narrative is always stay or say first day at home this this is crazy we went out a real loss comes with your business going out of business loss of livelihood and that could lead to loss of life using and we can tell people they can't go look at nature and so I think it was Cinco de Mayo we went down and everybody was out it was so many people there no cops I couldn't believe it was the next day and appears of where they got out and they had turn the ferris wheel down at the pier into like a weird creepy dystopian message it was just like hey support our cert are healthcare workers and then there was a Red Cross and the ferris wheel and the police were there and they were like creepy Vibe with the like Ferris wheel and the messaging that is totally changed overnight you hear from and what what's the general yeah and let the government make these decisions they're doing this with sound science and that number they're not but they're not if they were like okay I get it cuz I was like okay I get in the beginning I didn't protest in the beginning hundreds of thousands dead in California alone no thousand people 1800 people whatever they do you think it'll be worse


    Joe Rogan GOES OFF on California Quarantine Measures
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    she's at the LA is there they have a number now we can turn in businesses that aren't complying what is going on why talking about giving people information and how to strengthen your immune system 00 talk about this concentrating on the the new date of this coming in about vitamins and all the different vitamin deficiencies how are you supposed to make money I don't understand this week what is the thought but here's the crazy thing Garcetti said we're going to keep LA on lease partial lockdown until there's a cure I'm sure we met is like a viable treatment that you know vaccine but they're saying that even a vaccine there's never been a coronavirus vaccine Mayer La will never be completely reopen until we have a cure that's his quote that just seems we don't have a cure for the flu that poor lady who is the health lady someone needs to give her a steak and let her lie outside in the sun do the health Lady it's a little bit light like a pandemic life is certainly not like the 1918 why you say hey everybody self lockdown and don't work and it was like yeah I'm not stoked about it but okay I'll do that for my fellow man and then a couple of months go by and the numbers come in and you're seeing you know you're not seeing that I'll break in Florida from the Spring Breakers you're not seeing the there they've been opened set down how to stake had a glass of wine my friend Eddie Bravo that donate together like gentleman and a couple of all the waiters had face masks on I think that is just like your Colt friend that was calling you a scumbag and try to break you down when you're in a position of power there's like there's there's an archetype of a person in a position of power and then all the potential things that can go wrong when a person is in a position of power all the abuses of that power I mean there's documented right throughout history but this is one of them control daddy says going to put your mask on even though it doesn't make any sense it's like we're all grounded it's not like things are getting worse but their grip is getting Tighter and right yeah that's what it is deeply rights are generally not given back once they're taken and all the positive benefits of socialism they weren't doing so well and chipped on in and it would be great but the problem with the big state the big government is what you're seeing now regular people making s*** decisions is a person he's not a wizard he's not from another plant he's a human being who grew up in the United States of America and he has this incredible amount of power over 40 million people outside and look at the sunset you can do yoga Don't Go Near anybody you can you can golf no cart and he's got masks they put this f****** list of s*** that you can do when you can't do and then they get to tell people being to tell boo not yet not yet we're going to open up a little bit of May 15th distancing let's be smart let's take care of vulnerable vulnerable people and let's take care of our house but take care of our bodies to eat correct this is a good opportunity for you to cut all the b******* out of your diet stop eating so much sugar stop drinking so much stop smoking cigarettes this a good time let's take care of vulnerable vulnerable vulnerable people and let's take care of our help but take care of our bodies to eat correct this is a good opportunity for you to cut all the b******* out of your diet stop eating so much sugar stop drinking so much stop smoking cigarettes


    How Bridget Phetasy Ended Up in a Cult | Joe Rogan
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    speaking of calls I was just thinking about this because I ended up on a call it's kind of like accidentally didn't have a place to stay no I was talking to Sam Harris yesterday and we were talking about all of this time I didn't know that he spent like 10 years has like a Wandering hippie had no idea and India and so I was like you know how a lot of people don't get out and when I was traveling for two years around the world ended up on a lot of ashrams and one of them was a no-show washroom which was that so I came into my room I wrote a whole piece about it from now imagine it's so I walked into my here I walked in and my roommate Samantha Shahi who is amazing with watching the documentary there's this like exercise where they dance and go wasn't osho's he's obviously dead but it was his lineage and it was it was while I was out of there for like 3 weeks she looks like a girl and he said that he was 80 but it came out there's actually 60 he was like you are scum bags out there you don't have work and I was like actually are pretty right and he's like say it say you are a scumbag and I had to yell I am a scumbag in front of this whole group of strangers last time just that when I was like the 3rd and the open marriage Selma I remember vividly sitting just on their couch and being like should I do this it's so weird but then like I said it's such a great story knowing nobody I went to Australia on a one-way ticket and you nobody and so I was like I'm five broke out right when you land in Australia I was stuck in in India was $7 I had to have somebody like buy me a ticket out that that time and ex-boyfriend thank you dad traveled around the world when he was in his twenties and I was like how did you do it you know he's like oh you know I wouldn't talk to my parents for they have no idea where you are I mean that you have to just do everything by paper you look for bus schedules when you get there you know you go find out hotel when you arrive in the city it's crazy randomly pick me up is it going to kill me yeah yeah and then you would read stories stories about this guy kidnap his girl and cut her hands off like what what the f*** I'm so afraid of of that and my most recent podcast every once in awhile I do story hours where my cousin Maggie interviews May and I was telling you about my traveling and she was asking me and it turns out I like for near abduction stories I forgot about but I have those I have that fear but it's also been reinforced so when you join I mean well because he was he had just come there to kind of recharge he was in getting his degree in philosophy and occasionally, and he was a musician and then he left and went to Melbourne and then I went back into the city to drop them off and we were allowed to drink or anything and this is when I was still partying like a legend and and I got three bottles of wine and I drank an entire bottle of wine my friend came and took me back to the ashram and I was hammered and I was crying and making a scene and and he was like what are you drinking and he's a do you have enough for the rest of everyone so then everyone then he let everyone drink it was weird then it became like a it was a weird thing that's where in and so I was breaking into bars up and down like Byron Bay to try and see the playoffs who's wild we had to wake up at 5 and we didn't have we had it was a wood grill we had a grill that we put wood in it and that was how we kind we would have to get the fire going to even like make coffee or porridge or anything and then we'd make lunch right after breakfast is done and then there was no dinner is just like whatever's leftover for lunch of raking that was really interesting where we would mow but then you break it all into a line and you'd have to put it in a tarp and take it all the way out of these fields and it was like a really interesting way of taking away all that scraps make cold showers there were all kinds of bugs and s*** trying to kill me all the time it was while there was a wild it was a wild experience and there was so much drama because everybody was swapping partners I was supposed to be this place where you go and meditate and get in touch and I was like as of the TV turn-off drama it was like all that and he encouraged it and loved it and that's what's weird about these places they use that to manipulate you into saying yeah he's got crazy call Background at all he watched the first episode of wild wild country and he was like this looks great having so much fun wouldn't be great we just wall all love each other we are embraced our fears and understood our our our position in the universe and we're kind to each other and and and let go let go of all this fear and all this b******* and what better way to do it than to get a bunch of like-minded people and move to a living the lack of waste we had the compostable toilet so that poor the Pooh became man or you know like man knew her this was the same on the way firms to and it's nice to just not feel like you're you're creating all that waste because I know that every time we got like a package from Amazon like became man or you know like man Newark this was the same on the way firms too and it's nice to just not feel like you're you're creating all that waste because I know that every time I got like a package from Amazon and like


    Joe Rogan on Obamagate, Joe Biden Doing a Virtual Debate
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    I don't I've been not getting news but I just asked him through things he says there's too many series to follow is the obamagate series I don't follow that or gets the FBI to investigate Trump town of obamagate that was pretty harsh where the guy was like it's basically relies on you having to believe a series of conspiracy theories in order for it to even hold up and I am going to sit here right now before everyone's I like and I actually don't give a s*** the administration did illegal and that you're essentially using the FBI to spy on Trump and then when it turned out that all that Russia stuff that they were claiming was going to happen didn't take place and that they knew it wasn't really happening to begin with that what the what they were saying was all exaggerating and Hyperbole and they were trying to turn it into something that it wasn't please follow the other serious is Joe Biden losing his f****** mind oh they have them locked in a basement somewhere and it popping up with steroids and Coke right before he doesn't hear me Tycoon simulation you know Kevin Rose from did he put something up on his page a couple of days ago I retweeted it it's the new Unreal Engine unreal 5 and it's in game actions of the character that you're playing sat third-person game in your moving this girl she runs up this hill and as she runs up the hill you see like rocks falling and you see the Shadows it's spectacular and Kevin said you know he tweeted it to me he said look at this and imagine I believe he said 2550 hundred years from now of course we're in a simulation because this is this is going to be just as realistic and 2550 hundred years from now as the world that you're experiencing right now another this isn't a hard time, but he's basically saying that according to probability Theory we are in a simulation it's more probable that we are than that we're not leading you to believe you're in a simulation that you can doubt it course will built-in Fail-Safe from him Jimmy Dore and Kyle kulinski the hill is Crystal and said that they have a really good political show and very well what's going on in these critical both sides as is Jimmy Dore like to meet either one of those his part is in both those guys even though they're left both Progressive guys they're very open-minded and very honest about what what's going wrong and what's wrong about Jimmy Dore special he has some f****** epic Rants and epigram did your standard you know this is this is the relationship right a guy goes into office he promises a bunch of stuff can't really do them but people like the way you talked does some things that maybe aren't so good you find out later and then he gets out he makes that loads of money doing speeches and Jimmy Dore highlights he's making easy even openly talking about that press Correspondents Dinner you know that joke he talked about I was going to try those lines out at Goldman Sachs yeah yeah I said he's going to make him some serious Tubman's game and I've read somewhere that the clintons are that could be wrong who the president is I mean he's a handsome guy he's incredibly articulate really well-spoken the way speaks is like a Statesman you know I mean he's always calm and collected is a lot about him I really like there's a lot about him but politics is a crazy messy impossible to do right business and no one is mailed cuz I don't know what they reveal damn I don't know but when you listen to someone doesn't a cure job of breaking down what went wrong particularly what's going on with this Flynn case they're trying to drop all the charges and then some new judges coming in Zion saying and I often hear even in my comments on the dumpster fire they're like oh I get all my news for you and Joe I mean I don't know the show we just basically make fun of how Bonkers everything is and I but I don't have any answers I don't know what the freaking pathway forward out of this ship show is it seems like it's going to get worse before it gets better which is my fear


    Rhonda Patrick Makes a Case for Wearing Masks During the Pandemic
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    crazy about this it's so there's so many variables in terms of like how people how people are affected by it and what goes wrong and there's been no studies with starscove to but they're having influenza studies showing that Viral dose really interesting studies that have been done where I don't know who Island play studies but like sign me up to get influenza I want to be like in various titers of influenza virus in the point of the studies to figure out what viral dos and they have like some measurement like in tissue culture number or whatever and they found like take to make people have symptoms right and they found with influenza AAA or something I think one of those screens look like they could do a certain do sight end of the 7 in tissue culture whatever units were 70% of the people would get like symptoms ranging from fever no cough and all the influenza you know flu symptoms but then when they went down to from 10 to the 7 to 10 to the 5 only like 10% of people were getting feel like it's kind of interesting that Viral dose at least Within and then there's actually been some other studies I think measles also that it is it is a thing not something that you want to like going experiment with yourself but you know that's another possibility right especially in the beginning when you were seeing these people there were like using a makeshift masks and she doesn't do much to prevent you from breathing in maybe a respiratory droplet or something or aerosol but it will prevent you from spreading it to a certain degree like I get that people don't want to wear masks like it sucks like without you know he wants to wear a mask but maybe to open up the economy again like now maybe like everyone could wear a mask if they're going to be inside around a bunch of people grocery store going to be forever you know why it's not going to be forever because we're going to figure this stuff out we are like it's already were already finding repurpose Therapeutics and monoclonal antibodies people working on it that's going to be coming soon and eventually they'll identify kids can start the Monaco so like from Des affaires already been identified and there may start to identify other ones like the pancreatic pancreatitis drug in Japan cambistat something there's a Pepcid I mean there's a lot of different repurposing drugs that are being investigated you know and I think over the next couple of months and then regeneron's already you know doing one of these monoclonal antibodies I think in the next couple of months will have more Therapeutics then we have right now at that'll that'll make things less scary people will be less gay getting sick because The Hobbit you know if you'll have a better idea of all we have some more you know things that can therapeutic Retreat this you know successfully hopefully people are going to start looking at the vitamin D I really like that I really hope that if not just I hope people are going to be no take their vitamin D or after doctor to take it you know but yeah I think they have the people wear the mask because the class math isn't going to prevent them from getting spreading an asymptomatic which is that that's been shown that you if you are asymptomatic that CDC said he had mentioned a while ago but how pre symptomatic vs. asymptomatic after a week when they came back to measure the people again they found that out of the Thirteen ten of them actually dig it sometimes the other three that were asymptomatic had as much they were they had were spreading I'm sorry that could make them I think that I know people don't want to wear masks and I have I have family members that like think it's like infringing their freedom you know and like it it does suck and I know people artwork I mean the thing is like also children I don't know how to tackle that issue cuz it's really hard that's that seems a little more difficult but like adults you know and you know I think that if you're working when I open your restaurant back up here you know like I think that that seems like a good compromise foster children I don't know how to tackle that miss you cuz it's really hard that's that seems a little more difficult but like adults you know you know I think that if you're working when I opened your restaurant back up here you know like I know I think that that seems like a good compromise right


    Rhonda Patrick's Nightmare Visit to a Clothing Optional Finnish Sauna
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    formula to between the percentage of humidity and then the increase temperature the way it feels like if it's at 180 but you have 10% email humidity it's like many of the people there are using the humid amazing to have a song on outside song it's right next to a frozen lake like the way they do it in the lake and then get the party and it was cold and it's right on a lake and so they have like the day I want it was not coed day so you know it's only women sauna that I went in there is like like sectioned-off but so you go and you do need if they have all these different types and I don't remember and they like what with like Birchwood you know which branches to do that they called the Banya Russian Banya branches that are wet he's got a you know but huge property in in like the country in the woods like in in Finland and select the first time I ever went camping and it was like snow camping it was crazy it was like the worst thing ever like he had like there's like two tens and a conference that I gave it some people paid extra to like go to this event that that was after it said there was like 30 or so people there and they're all from all around the world me down and some other guy I know for Americans that I think but anyways it was my first time camping like outside like not in like like me but I like stay in a cabin because all night too because it was snow camping we had to like there was some weird that fire thing and he was at this guy was in the military and so we had us do this thing we're like everyone in had to wake up at forgot what it was every hour someone get a pass this this year in a big Walter we're in a big I don't know what it was called but I didn't sleep the whole night and was awful experience so he doesn't believe in you can't wear like swimsuits or anyting in the sauna so you have to be like no clothes or if you really wanted you could wear a towel like if you were modest or whatever okay so they were too I know they told me they told me to Ono desano's an asexual play some like really really you're human being I know so so it's only three people were telling me Dan and this other American and so everyone was in there naked lots of like there weren't that many females but there were some from I don't know the UK or some German I don't know but they were all naked like it was like I guess Europeans are like that you know like they're more used to it I love your podcast in this house like I'm not going to get naked before I said there was there and you think I'm going to be naked like in this they're doing downward dog naked wonderful get out of here like my my first Finnish sauna experience where it was like people are too open-minded they really are Olaf and jump in the lake like 420 difference in the benefits of it leg Avenue was just like the truth like I was hot as f*** right so I like I didn't care anymore like I care about my table I didn't care what was going on I was trying not to look everyone and I like I didn't want to see like you know I'm married cuz he passed out like this flyer cuz like we were doing all these events in all these events were happening this flyer passed out and it's like we're reading it and I was like this you have to let you can't wear any clothes or swimsuit or anything so I packed my things like like this you have to you can't wear any clothes or some suit or anything so I packed my sounds like


    Rhonda Patrick Raves About the Benefits of Xylitol Gum
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    told you my Xylitol story I wanted to tell you this so dumb I know you do I remember like after show like you to come right sure Xylitol gum make the urethra tall kind of thing affect where it's like too much GI distress but when you're chewing gum or using toothpaste many Studies have shown that it kills anaerobic bacteria like streptococcus coctostan mutants that cause cavities in dental decay room so it's like a big deal so I went to my son I went to the dentist my Dennis is a really great and he didn't act original cleaning you know that's hiding thing and and he comes back and he's like he's got two cavities and oral microbiome the way I am is I always like to like look into everything before I do anything it's like okay this is not my field I understand I told him I'm like I'm going to do some reading research and see if I can find you know if there's any no possibility that don't have to like it a filling right and he's like okay well if you find anything please send it my way so so then I found out I was pregnant and so I can't go back to dentist and at that point I was like looking through everything on my toiletries and everything turn phone sounds like chloride like in my toothpaste so I was like I don't want to use fluoride toothpaste anymore and the stories are going to connect but so fluoride fluoride has been shown a lot of people worried about the effects on the brain and the only solid evidence I could find on the negative effects of fluoride on the brain or in utero meaning pregnant women you know the effects on babies and I don't know if toothpaste has enough to do anything but in my mind I was like nope getting real I got a water filter that got rid of the fluoride in the water and I was like doing all that so I came across this is Xylitol toothpaste while I was looking for consonants and then I found all these studies these bacteria that cause cavities that pregnant women that chew Xylitol gum by the way the studies were with gum not toothpaste and pregnant pregnant women like they're like six months pregnant all the way up until anywhere between the child unit the baby being 6 months and there was is that one out like a year and then they met the researchers measured the oral bacteria of the Toddlers and then they measure multiple years out loud as they became children and the mothers chewing it between the gum it lowered the incidence of the mutants in the children because you know mother's kiss their kids and you transfer oral bacteria and so they're like they're chewing is that at all, had a positive effect on the child oral and I was like yeah I'm going to do this I was like I gave myself TMJ like I chewed so much xylitol gum I was pregnant and like I still like to the Statue I have some with me right now but the best of Dennis because you know pregnancy makes your teeth worse there's like all the stuff about you bleeding your gums bleed there's like there's some kind of term we're like women get like like what's that periodontitis or gingivitis one of those two anyways so I go back to Dennis we do the x-rays and I'm like and and I was like that's amazing as it gets the pregnancy is there any said no he's like we hit women coming in here after pains like worse and only thing that I did that I could think of is like my obsessive Xylitol gum chewing which I still do and the fact that it does decrease that you know I don't know how it would affect an already formed cavity but my cavities are gone you know any dentist could just feel like they're still there like I don't know what the X-ray supposed to look like I remember there's another one that causes dental decay but it didn't affect any of the good bacteria in the mouth so so is like and now I'm just like this all stuff that's the same same family that you get from staph infections staphylococcus mutant that that that's the same is that the same family that you get from staph infections blah blah blah blah


    Rhona Patrick: Sauna Use Improves Cardio Health and Prevents Muscle Atrophy
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    how to get one here we're probably going to wind up doing that get one here and before you know like for you podcast and I'll time it will have an extra hour so I can get in the sauna that's awesome yeah makes a big difference for me but I also just I think it might be a little too much before it like I'm always trying to regulate how much activity I do with whether or not I'm be exhausted when I do a podcast cuz I used to do yoga and then I would come out I would get out of yoga at 11 or 10:30 and I would do a podcast at 12 and I was like wool felt better wait till 1 cuz I just be so cuz 90 minute yoga classes in 205 degrees is f****** rough with intent and it's rough yeah I've only been a couple times I would love to like do it more I loved it I really loved it going right now measuring all sorts of markers and people that have done hot yoga and whether or not it mimics heat shot Pro who created in the sauna because the thing is like you are getting this incredible cardiovascular exercise is your heart's beating like crazy and you know you're not doing cardio per se but your heart rate goes gets jacked because of the heat in the struggling and then on top of that even though it's only a hundred and five degrees your body is heating up your you're really sweating up a storm in their mate gets I've taken some friends there that have never experienced it before in the life and they get in there and then I look over and I'm 15 minutes anyway and I'm like yeah it's not what you think it is because you're like the hot part yoga is is also like it's pretty intense like holding those positions and stuff and like it's like just from that alone mimics moderate physical activity I mean that's like it's it's it's super intense it's the really cool thing about and I want to get my mom I think once we move the song I Like to our home where it's not like the office like I want to people that are not people that are sedentary and people are sedentary for whatever reason maybe they're sending her because they're disabled or maybe their sedentary because they've had a lifetime of being sedentary and it's it is just hard to get them motivated to go exercise like this sauna to me is like that's so important because it's giving these people a potential cardiovascular workout know it is I've been shown is giving him a cardiovascular workout without having to force them to go for a run or go down a bike you know that people think like when you tell him go sit in the sauna they think of like a spa like yeah I want to go do that you get someone who's like like my mom you know she's not like a physically active person and but like my goal is to get are doing and walk start slowly because you have to adopt you know what the sheetrock proteins help with that as you the more the more times you're exposed to heat stress and the more adapted you are like the the heat shock proteins increase quicker and so it helped his party adaptacion process as well if you know being able to handle the heat stress but like I want to get her to do that because like any you know any cardiovascular improvements going to help her moods can help her you know all-cause mortality that's been shown you know 427 week 40 40% lower all-cause mortality cardiovascular mortality 50% lower you know so like I I think that's a really cool thing about the sauna is that you can get people that are disabled people that can't go for a run you know I mean I still think exercise is the best thing ever. For everything you know for everything it's just an overall improve the way you age and that's going to make you more robust and resilient to anyting I'm Sama to me is there so many benefits but one of the big ones is that muscles feel better they feel looser they they're not as sore like when I have hard workouts and I get in the sauna afterwards I feel like where my recovery is more rapid interesting that's interesting call that had a limb and mobilize I don't remember what limit was but after a week people that had the heat treatment local heat treatment had almost 40% less muscle atrophy and it's animal chewed and animal studies and like I remember I like shared is animal study or in an article I wrote your years ago before the humans said he came out and went through a critical is animals years ago before the humans said he came out in like they're critically with animals and you can't say it does this and the mechanism they showed it was heat shock proteins and there's all you know like and I was so happy when I human said he came out so I told you


    Can You Get the Same Benefits from a Bath That You Can from a Sauna?
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    run up hot baths that's something that I wanted to cover before we got off track on talking about Saint I want people that don't have access to a sauna how much benefit 10 to get out of a hot bath about that up because there was that showed hot bath can have an antidepressant effect and these people were put in 104° Fahrenheit that where they were up to their shoulders for like 20 to 30 minutes and the Sham control was like a green light like people thought they were getting a treatment during some kind of green light therapy or whatever you now so is it was a placebo control because p****-whipped Stephanie real perfectly with depression and it it it it had a pretty powerful antidepressant effect very similar to Charles raised on study with the the hyperthermic chamber thing potential biomarkers being identified C-reactive protein being one inflammation inflammation plays a there is like a huge link now between the immune system and chronic inflammation and depression brain function in general brain aging but inflammation so I mean that's there is there is a push for a looking but not all depressed patients have it's like there's a subset of C-reactive protein but yeah depressions measure it's a very much like to have someone so measurement would be a clinical old person like measuring a whole battery of things they do I forgot the name of the test but yeah that's that's the test was like basically the battery of feeling things is not like a hardcore quantitative biomarker which it's so badly is needed but the Hawkeyes have also been shown so he charged proteins hanging out in the brain or so important like preventing proteins from aggregating the brain that's how I first got in that like one of my first biological experiments ever cuz I was a chemistry major in college those aren't all chemistry stuff organic chemistry and like chemistry but after I graduated I went to work at the Salk Institute for biological sciences in La Jolla I was working in aging lab and one of the first experiments I had that I was doing like one of my first projects with your taking the human amyloid-beta Gene and an injecting him and he's wormed his nematode worms that only live like 14 or 15 days and you're making them form amyloid plaques in their muscle so that face when you look at these little worms under microscope so you know they move around like they get older and quickly lower a little more than a couple of days they become paralyzed or they like Wang and their little plate play food you can you get me them and they can't just move around like her nose just moving around and so when we would give them tons of heat shock proteins in addition to the amyloid totally reversed it like completely black but they would move around Beyonce depression but satin 163 degree Fahrenheit sign up for 30 minutes had heat shock proteins let their levels were 50% higher over Baseline and great and that usually like animals they can stay elevated for like 48 hours after that there's a hot bath study where they also elevated wasn't quite as high but it was like no 40% higher than Baseline levels and it was 104 degrees but this study instead of doing it from the shoulders down call about the Depression was like only 20 30 minutes it was like from the waist down so they had to stay in there for an hour but a Jacuzzi you know where you're sitting there from the waist down and like it's hot like saying 104 that's the three hot but heat shock proteins to increase so I think you know for it for people that don't have access to a sauna that hot baths absolutely are a good modality for heat stress and I used it for a long time like I said I just got a saint like I've been I've made a career about talking about saunas you know what I just got one like last month so like like I understand what it's like to not have sauna Tattoo Utah pass but I was also using the gym saunas but right now it's like there's no gems that are open so difference is it between taking a really cold shower ice bath vs. something like crying cryotherapy as a place that I took you two so I mean there's differences in so it depends on how long you're staying in a cold you know what it like hold shower like actually being submerged like from like if you like in the ocean or something or lake and you're like from your shoulders down like that's probably much more powerful than just having the shower on but by the way the shower like some days I'm like what does matter this this is not cold at all you know it's just so variable Southern Southern California live in the right a board of Mexican today so so ever sold most of time now I shower right after song that's like my shower now and so it's like it's like I do about 6 minutes and it's so easy for me I totally have adapted and I'm not sure if I've just totally adopted or if it's just like my faucet doesn't get his like this doesn't get cold at cold like I really doesn't today I took a cold shower from home and had my son is not there and I did it just because I wanted to have food affects the norfenefrine has been shown to be increased and it was much colder but then again of the different shower I'm not sure if it's cuz I didn't have the hot before he knew beforehand like the Happy hot and like getting in the cold shower like it just feels really good but the most of time with colchuck is norepinephrine release and norepinephrine plasma plasma upon cold exposure asthma to in the brain involved with like mood and focusing attention so it's been studies were like you could do a 2-minute cryo whatever the average temperature it's really cold - 240 nothing like that yeah and then that could be compared to like you know a longer a longer duration in 50 degree me no degree Fahrenheit water or something like that doesn't think I don't remember the exact time but but it is comparable to have to stay in a longer duration Some people prefer ice baths some athletes prefer the ice bath vs. cryotherapy even though it so it's probably more painful because it lasts longer have you down there she's also very relevant both cold and Brian hot they both have been trying to increase lymphocyte numbers and also like other myeloid cells and stuff I mean people but but like there's something like I've done the sauna and then gone into an ice bath and then you know it's just really hard it's cold I mean you feel good but man you know I think just like the guy's house I was doing so was it was pretty intense I do I do eventually want to get some kind of like they have those like like ice those baths that you can like regulate you like regulate the water temperature


    Dr. Rhonda Patrick Goes In Depth on the Benefits of Vitamin D
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    I just seems like in the beginning at least they're trying to figure out what the correct treatment was for these people as they were just showing up in mass in the emergency rooms and they didn't really know and doctors they varied and how they approached it my friend Michael his doctor didn't put him on a ventilator and he said if I put him on a ventilator he's probably going to die because he said his body going to stop working cuz it's it's going to let the ventilator do the breathing for him it's going to give up and what he was talking about after the fact would Michaels talked about was how that is proven to be correct in New York and that some monsters number like 80% of the ventilators wine or it's like a you know there is someone on my team we were looking we're doing some research on this and I and I didn't survive into the whole thing but he was he was telling me that ventilator do actually I cause more damage to the lungs and like it like you've been reading since that he's too like confirm that he was pretty certain that the ventilators actually cause damage and actually could induce damage where it's like making it worse so that's so bad now I don't know the specifics they're so f***** up by the time I get on the ventilator they just want to dine right that the there's been some really interesting data looking at like in the stairs on the Philippines and Indonesia or else as well they've looked at patients that have died and their vitamin D levels and been bitten basically like in the Philippines you know people that for like every standard deviation increase in vitamin D what's your vitamin D levels you know the people had like an 8% or were Eightfold 8 times less likely to have a severe form of covid-19 and if they had and they were 20 times less likely to have critical critical form of covid-19 in the Philippines in the Indonesia was a really interesting study where like they measured vitamin D in this is measured in the patient there's been some vitamin D studies also over there like looking at you know what countries that infected the worse and they always have low vitamin D and it's like okay well anyways that the correlation but also is this but a little stronger data the in the in Indonesia patients that died 90 of Almost 100% 98 point something percent of patients that died with covid-19 vitamin D deficient 4% of patients that died from covid-19 vitamin D fish 4% only 4% we're fighting vitamin D sufficient so basically they're all vitamin D deficient all the ones that are dying crazy right and that New Orleans had some crazy crazy number third less than blood levels less than 30 milligrams nanograms per milliliter actually if you're exposed to us on a daily basis that's the best way to get it but the problem is we don't go outside anymore and you know I'm even more deficient you know like like someone like 28% of the US population is actually deficient like less than 20 nanograms per millimeter like that's Define deficiency so it is a lot of people in the United States as you mentioned you make it from the Sun so particularly UVB radiation there's a reason why I want to talk about this you make it from UVB radiation exposure you know basically your skin and but you know there's certain times of the year depending on where you live and where Northern latitude where that UVB I'm making vitamin D also if you have darker skin melanin protects you like the whole you know people with darker skin people from maybe Africa or India or South Asia there more equatorial Regent there closer you know closer to the Equator and there's more UVB radiation throughout the year and so as a protective mechanism to not get burned you have melanin which protects you write the problem is is that melanin also block your your ability to produce vitamin D but if you're out in the sun all the time you know in a place where you're getting UVB radiation it's not a problem with this is the very reason why people and places like Scotland and England have such pale skin exactly cloudy all the time so your body to sort of developed its own ability to absorb more vitamins from from South Asia from India from Africa and you put them in Sweden or in Minnesota that were in the UK a place where UVB radiation doesn't hit most of the year and you don't give them a supplement happens if they become severely vitamin D deficient severely and what happens when you take I mean you can throw this on the you can flip flip this over and say okay what happens when you take the guy from the UK the bread and put them in Australia like without any sunscreen or without a hat or no so African Americans aren't there's lots of African-Americans there are in the United States has been studies African-Americans are severely deficient or 28 times more deficient in vitamin D than than caucasians I'm out in the sun all the time inside all the time when school work in an office cubicle for the CDC in obviously there's been studies showing that African-Americans in Moorhead but they didn't really correct for tons of like other factors cuz socioeconomic status is important help other health factors you know and but there was a big said he just released not long ago from from like the national office of Statistics in Britain or something like that I don't know what their official name was but they release some statistics from England and Wales and the I don't know what the correct name to say I'm in the black they're basically living in England and Wales are four times more likely to die of covid-19 than than white when they swim they're just all that data for socioeconomic status and four other health factors there were two times more likely to die so clearly socioeconomic status and other health factors are playing something else and identified and I vitamin D I think that you know so you know the vitamin D like it hasn't looked vitamins I'm not saying that vitamin D is going to prevent you from getting covid-19 or is it treatment although I am involved in a clinical study we're going to be testing that's very small open on Saturday we can talk about but you know I'm not a position in a medical doctor I've never intimated anyone so don't think I'm saying that I don't want people thinking it's a hypothesis that needs to be tested and thankfully there are Clinic files randomized control trials that are now ongoing and there's some that are recruiting but what's the statistics that you've already listed about vitamin D and the people that have had covid-19 those are insane there's a huge population of somalis that have migrated to Sweden and they have been identified as being severely vitamin D deficient because a lot of the somalis evolved they're also like autism rates are really high there and there's a link between a Polish peeling off at between Indian autism but so there's been studies looking at vitamin D levels in the Somali population I mean they are so deficient because you're taking again you're taking someone who's supposed to be who you know evolve to be getting a lot of sun but not burn from it and then and then putting them in a place where they they can't get any Vitamin D from the Sun and if they don't get a supplement like they're going to be deficient you know and there was so much more like they're they're like it's it's wreaking havoc and Sweden on this that is so logical it's it's it's insanely more deficient I forgot the exact number obese also obese people are like three times more likely to be. Vitamin deficient the United States because vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin and it's less it's been shown to be 50% less bioavailable so you have to skin it stored in fat and you know it's released when you know basically gets converted into a hormone this hormone regulates 5% more than 5% of the protein encoded Human Genome with a lot of the hormone testosterone your man I mean like there's a lot of people that are deficient in vitamin D and it's a steroid hormone is converted into a hormone like this isn't just a vitamin you know it's important it's really important so I went off on a tangent but anyways ask you this boy wear off in the Skagit what is what is happening to people when they are vitamin D like what's happening in the vitamin D deficient what is happening in the body that's causing their immune system this this hormone deficiency not having this vitamin D weather through sun exposure do stuff that you know regulate immune function you know there's there studies that have shown people and I love these studies because because they basically take away the people's complaints about you know there's lots of epidemiological studies showing that low vitamin D is associated with disease X Y or Z and everyone's like it's at the end of the day Association right in everyone's like correlation is not causation which is true but sometimes you got to like look at the full body of data you know there are genetic polymorphism so so there are people that have variations in genes that cause them to genetically have lower vitamin D and so this this is called Roman Delia randomization when you can take a person that's that has a genetically like it stood there genetically low vitamin D so you're not categorizing them based on their vitamin D levels your categorizing them based on their Gene and no people are more likely to die from respiratory infections just based on that Gene alone so that Gina is known to lower it lower it leads to lower by Mindy levels and so like those people are more likely to die from respiratory infections and people that don't have that which that's a great way of kind of randomizing people by their genes as opposed to doing a randomized control trial those have been done as well there was a study that was over 25 randomized control trials people that were given a vitamin D supplement during doses either week Dior daily monthly didn't work there the people with low Baseline vitamin D levels of people that were like deficient they were 50% less likely to have a respiratory tract infection if they were taking the vitamin D supplement or 50% actually and people that had already normal levels still had a protective effect there's look 10% less likely so even people that were already considered normal taking a biotin vitamin D supplement helped prevent the respiratory tract infection can the rights of the tolerable upper intake has been set by the nutrition for advanced medicine to be $4,000 a day but there's been studies that have shown that you can I mean people that have taken you know 10,000 I use a day for for multiple years haven't had any hypercalcemia or had you no problems but too much vitamin D can be toxic it's not good to take that best of luck get a vitamin D blood test and I think that personally there has been a trend so people that have blood levels higher than 60 may have just a little bit higher calcium level but not much not like it's not like anything to be hugely concerned about but there are studies also showing that either vitamin K1 so there's been a meta-analysis looking at 12 different studies or think we're vitamin K1 or vitamin K2 were given and both of those improve bone mineral density and prevented any hypercalcemia cuz when you take vitamin D you absorb calcium better like something crazy like 40% more dietary calcium themes or so the problem is is that calcium can easily form a precipitate in general and particular phosphorus is around and phosphorus is another thing vitamin D increase the absorption up but again like I said that you know it's real like it's real hard to find any studies where vitamin D is causing you know hypercalcemia unless it's like really really high dose for for a while I personally think taking the vitamin K what's interesting about the vitamin K1 vs. vitamin K2 with without going into too much of a tangent is basically the vitamin K1 normally it goes to your liver and it's involved in blood coagulation but when there's enough vitamin K1 around the periphery and it moves calcium prefer being bloodstream it moves Kelsey how do I trim it takes it to places where it's supposed to go with the bones in the muscle vitamin K2 usually stays around the proofreading it doesn't really go to the liver so it uses that's usually what it's just doing is you know moving calcium out and bringing it the bones and I actually have K1 my multi that I take but I also take a K2 supplement MK4 I take it like a couple times a week and what would a lot so I'm getting a lot of K1 vitamin K2 is not as it's not as readily found in like the Western I mean it's like the food that's high as soon is that fermented sweeping my toe but it's like a small quantities of oxalates or getting kidney stones messed up you know so I am not concerned at all like even like the oxalates oxalates actually I don't want to go into this but they have no I don't consider vitamin D thing is so important to me like that the the reason there's a big reason I think that vitamin D is so important it's for the lung function in the respiratory function but what's really interesting is that you know the the very receptor that this passage Coast-to-Coast virus binds to to gain entry into the cell to call Ace too. Very receptor plays a really important role in preventing lung damage and and basically in preventing acute lung injury preventing acute respiratory distress syndrome ards and what's been shown with stars Cove one is that one also binds to the receptor a stew is called patches in my food is like weird and. Cytosis mechanism it takes the receptor in and decreases the receptor was called down-regulate downregulates receptors you end up having less as to which causes like can cause severe lung injury with not having a Stewie plays a big role in protecting that cinchona multiple studies like so the Stars Cove one virus does that it's thought that goes to the same receptor and it's been shown that like if you for example if you give mice lipopolysaccharide or something that's going to cause lung injury and then you give them vitamin D to the lung injury itself also causes the taste receptor to decrease and it was like this vicious cycle of like making the damage worse but if you give my vitamin D before that happens they stew receptor increases and it protects them from the lung injury but you give vitamin D to control mice that don't have the long injury it doesn't do anything to the east 2 receptor levels so it's not like. it's not like you no drugs the way drugs are designed as they like the target molecule in the boom they like do their thing they either increase or decrease it a lot of times with like hormones you know vitamins things like that there they maintain homeostasis you know what I mean. When she goes wrong they fix it they're not just like boom. Going to Like increase something when everything's normal so and that's important because there's been some concern about taking vitamin D creasing H2 receptor and there's another study that was with hypertensive rats where the hypertension cause Ace to go down in that like makes long and it makes all sorts of problems it also causes a kidney problems and other things right but but the vitamin D increase the A's to but only in the habitats of rats not in the normal control again so you know and then there was another study that was like some other messed up diabetic animal model where the vitamin D actually didn't increase the h2r increase was called soluble Ace to which is in like it's in the periphery and that actually potentially could bind starscove to buy hours and prevent it from it's like sequestering it preventing you from entering the cell that's actually being explored as a potential therapeutic so the bottom line here is that sometimes you'll hear this H2 receptor and that's how the virus gets in and I don't want that is always way more complicated just a simple taking it out of a big picture right you know so like the H2 receptor that is too is part of the renin-angiotensin system it plays a huge role in inflammation it's also like when you when you decrease a stew all these signals signaling Cascades happen and it it's like a stews important for producing pro-inflammatory cytokines at the end of the day without getting into all the stuff you know specifics so it causes massive inflammation to have a decreased it basically causes acute lung injury dr. Bates it I mean it's crazy so I really I just I really can you imagine if item indeed really did help like if it if there was something that could be given along with the other stuff from Days of yore whatever whatever it's going to be the stuff that we identify but like vitamin D so so cheap it's so easy and so many people are deficient and insufficient you know like so yes as you mentioned there is you know you don't want to take too much vitamin D you don't want to like you know over on it but I think in the short-term you know particularly like in the short-term and in particular patient to take people that have already been infected you know it may be wise to to to try giving your patient like if your deposition you know dealing with this maybe maybe wise to try and didn't see their vitamin D levels and perhaps give him some you know drug remedies potential vaccine to work on the future I'm not hearing anything about methods nutrition that boost your immune system this is one of the reasons why I really wanted to talk to you right now that are looking looking at Vitamin D effects of vitamin D on already knew no patience with covid-19 which what would be great is like giving them to First Responders are healthcare workers and seeing like how does it how does it what it what role does it play in prevention cuz that's really the easiest thing right I'm involved a friend of mine dr. Eric Gordon he he's put together so I kind of with his help I've helped him design open arm trial very small 40 patients where were or he is going to be giving them 50000 I use every 5 days of vitamin D classical weekly dose because a lot of times these people are severely deficient so you want to give him a higher dose you know and and throwing you know doing doing 50000 I use weekly isn't you know something that's going to be toxic and then we're going to three times a day and then as well but so yeah there are right we got this business so I think vitamin D really is the is the star you know I think that if potentially you know I think it really should be explored I think it has huge potential it has to be shown like this isn't something that people can just you know take it home and think I'm protected like that is not the case we don't know that let me know because there's no date of showing that but I think it has huge potential you know so I said seems like in addition to their going to in addition to standard of care whatever the standard of care is and that's that's what is happening at the Huntington Hospital in in New Jersey but before they get it yeah I would love to see that how to get the information out there and have Nursery nurses and First Responders take it I mean you know vitamin D is something again like 70% of US population is insufficient levels you know that is such a crazy number it is like $4,000 a day it is mm bullets me to I got one pill it's $5 and measured literally like I did went a lot to quest Quest Labs like a month before all this lockdown happened so I got my data back pretty pretty recent and I still have around 50 nanograms per mil even though before I was taking 4000 it's generally speaking 1000 I use will raise your blood levels by about 5 nanograms per milliliter different variations in jeans that are related to vitamin D metabolism work they have lower levels need a higher dose the only way you're going to know that is 5 course measuring your vitamin D level three times and then potentially been doing like a genetic analysis you know as well but you have to measure levels like that's the only way to know for sure right now it's like you can't go it's like hard to do any of that like I just I have so much I have high hopes for it you know and maybe maybe I'm a bit enthusiastic with it you know I do like I've studied vitamin D so much I forgot to Publications on I certainly like you know you said so you did you know they're take that with a grain of salt as well but I just think that they had strong I really think the date I think it's a mounting data and I think that eventually something will come out and it's going to just like the randomized control trials showing that it protects against respiratory tract infections believe anything until it's amazed that the numbers of people that have deficient it's so stunning and when you point out the number of people that are deficient that actually wind up having severe covid-19 problems the anyways I mean you know so of course I want to believe it you know but like interesting study were African-American to our very deficient in vitamin D they were given a vitamin D supplement for like a month and it it decrease their epigenetic age by like two years I mean yeah I think it was a mud most must be about a month Yeah Yeah by 1.8 year so what it was indicative of their suffering from this vitamin D deficiency this alleviates that's offering and then put the body in homeostasis can you imagine it's like what happens when you go into menopause well you're not making your estrogen I mean stuff goes wrong I mean it's a hormone like estrogen estrogen hormone you know hormone for preventive symptoms of covid-19 or preventative measures dealing with covid-19 that's your base I take vitamin D I certainly don't know if it's going to prevent covid-19 but went like you can't like it's something they have to be motivated to make the change themself or just otherwise it doesn't work you know so I think that in this case people are motivated especially people in my parents generation that are older because they're they're more scared they're more scared that they could be affected by a severe let me know case of this right so so I think that's the certainly you know the issue but in this case people are motivated especially people in my parents generation that are older because they're they're more scared they're more scared that they could be affected by a severe let me know case of this right so so I think that's the certainly you know the issue


    Dr. Rhonda Patrick on How Viruses Affect the Immune System, Asymptomatic Coronavirus Patients
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    thanks for being here I really appreciate it I am super always happy to come well we've been talkin and we've been talkin about immune systems in this is one of the main things that I wanted to talk to you about like one of the strictest all we're hearing is shelter-in-place wear masks don't touch anybody don't go outside we're not hearing what can you do to strengthen your immune system and I think that as a public health a public service you know a health thing this is what are most important things that I think you can really focus and concentrate on and it an actual thing that you could be proactive about during this weird time focusing on lifestyle factors that you can you know possibly modulate your immune system and strengthen it is is important what's interesting is that the immune system after doing just so much of course the past couple of months I've been nothing but like trying to understand horses new virus are Coke to but I've just learned so much you know a lot the past couple of months and not an immunologist and not an infectious disease expert so in a while I've had some training and Immunology I definitely didn't know don't know everything there is to know but what you know doing some reading about like why are people immune system so different like that decline I mean there's lots of changes that occur but like in general like people have different immune systems and what's interesting is that there's been tons of like genetic studies done on my you know identical twins and their followers over time and was found is that genetics is not the major regulator of immune function it's something in the environment this is what surprised me and it's not totally it going to answer your question but we can totally get to that but the main one of the main things besides age that regulates immune system previous exposure to viruses like so I thought that was really interesting in particular one one virus this idle medic megavirus DMV between 50 to 80% of the US population has it like by the time they're like an adult has it permanently or well yeah unless you're immunocompromised but most people that are healthy they don't know we know that they're infected with it and say it again what is a good cytomegalovirus CMV there it is so almost 80% right and it changes the immune function is totally different between young and old so so when you're younger and if you have it it actually enhances immune function so there's they've done studies were like they they they have given people influenza vaccine and often times he's vaccine studies are used to kind of test the immune response and like how your the vaccines you know pieces of an antigen are all different types of Fino ways that you can you can expose someone to bacteria or virus but you have a response to it and the responses of you know involves your adaptive immunity is called neutralizing antibodies that basically eventually buying to the virus and neutralize it prevented from entering the cell so people that have CMV their young have a really robust response to the vaccine much better but people have the complete opposite where it's like you know delete aerius and the reason for that scientists think is because basically this virus it's stuck with you lifelong and and kind of reactivates every few years and like every time it reactivate it kind of trains your T cells mature part of your immune system to to become focused on that CMV and so as you get older your your T-cell population becomes more focused on fire virus unless so on other viruses that you're exposed to but there's a virus doesn't have any symptoms most healthy people don't have any symptoms with it it's really weird so what I'm wondering and the reason I'm even like going here at nothing to do with you taking vitamin C or zinc and we can talk about that stuff but I just thought it was so damn interesting because we are all these stories in the news where you know some people are asymptomatic some people are you know and some people are just really getting a hard hit and and these people let's say they're more agematch right we know that elderly people are more prone to a severe form but it just made me think what if you know previous previous viral exposure to something like CMP is is kind of like also kind of shaping people's immune responses in some way surely people are going to be looking looking at that but I just thought that was a really interesting thing to come across you know and then the other sort of on the same same lines as previously in a previous virus exposure is like something that really seems to be something that is a main regulator of how people like what how your ramune you know what your immune response is you know and so some of the flu how many times you've I mean if you if you get a sample like they're spending these zero surveys where they basically that just means they both didn't get get a sample of plasma and look for different antibodies viral antibodies and we'll find it any given points a person has liked antibodies against 10 different viruses just randomly you know so you're constantly being exposed to viruses you don't you're not always kind of thing is like you know there's to the Stars code to virus is part of a family of of coronavirus is called the beta coronavirus has soaked Stars Cove one than the virus that was responsible for the original Source outbreak in 2002 or something the Mariners won in the Middle East and then there's two different ones that are responsible for the common cold now coronavirus of common cold cases so it's not like but what's interesting is that there's been studies showing that these two beta coronavirus that are responsible for some of the common cold cross-react with so there's one that cross-react with the Stars code 1H has a very it's very the sequence is very homologous to tsarskoe to virus and it's also been show that The Stars 2012 antibodies against the Stars covid-19 can neutralize the the common cold one is like cross community happening between these other viruses right and so there's been some Studies by the CDC on Starz Cove to where they found basically that people that are infected with starve Sarge Cove to also boosts their antibodies against the the common cold one so you know there's they're certainly I think a good hypothesis to be made that potentially you know one or two of these common cold viruses could antibodies you make against them could also somehow maybe maybe you know interact with the sarge Cove to buy respect and realize it I mean that's a big open question that seems possible without we don't have an answer to that I think we will like there's large there's a large-scale zero surveys being done I know at least three that I think his name is dr. Michael Bush he's at UCSF he's like he's doing large surveys were there their they're going to be analyzing the seraphim people from we need blood donors and stuff and like Following over the course of several years to see you know that the space you understand more so what is the speculation if there's any sort of uniform speculation as to why you want to hear about prisons where a lot of these prisoners why don't know if you seen that there's a video going around where one prisoner had Stars Cove to covid-19 whatever and spitting into a cop and then passing it around to all these other inmates so they can get it so that they get released so these cuz they're releasing people especially California which is so wacky they releasing sex offenders and there's been some really high-profile releases of these horrible people that should be in jail probably forever and they're releasing him just like it it's really disturbing but what would cause other than something like that what would cause all these prisoners to not just be positive that make sense but to all be asymptomatic any speculation as to why these large group there was another one that was a meat packing plant where most of the people are asymptomatic as well I wasn't I wasn't aware of in Meatpacking one being asymptomatic I did read about the one in prison and it was like blowing my mind like what there's asymptomatic so there was a study done at the CDC I don't know a month ago maybe a little more where they they measured like they did it they did the nasopharyngeal swab test and in a nursing home 70 something people and 13 of them tested asymptomatic like they had no symptoms but they tested positive but then they went back a week later and 10 of those people had symptoms and three Dre symptomatic so and less like there's another like if you test someone and their asymptomatic testing they could be pre-symptomatic right in other words like you have to go back a week later and see if they have symptoms because that that's really important so let's say even you know you know 60% of all time I don't know the CMV you know percentage there but what if the coronavirus is are going around there what if what if you know some some common cold coronavirus has gone around in that you know those antibodies that they made to neutralize that coronavirus via coronavirus it or somehow helping with the sarge Cove to like I would love to see that tested one of the types of vaccines to do for TB I think they do it in like Japan and some other countries where they've got a really low death rate and said they're kind of data test that's a clinical trial is now going on where they're trying to test but I was trying to figure out if there a vaccination is there I mean it's just you could go on and on and on but the whole the thing that I just think that I would like to see more research and I'm just hoping you know that that CDC another people are investigating these these other the cross and unity right like if there's out if there's antibodies that you're making against another coronavirus betta coronavirus in the same family as this arson so you know if it's 15 to 30% of the common cold is composed of coronavirus is we know at least two of those coronavirus are in the same family that have been identified to make at least in one case has been neutralizing antibodies there has been Crossing Unity then you'd think why when I test that like his get some animals that he started on that you know that they're hoping they're going to be able to because it's you can find this because of these antibodies and llamas they they they're hoping that you need to transfer them to people or learn something about how these antibodies are created but llamas seem to be a meat hair does llamas could be the key to fighting new coronavirus has research says or make that larger it says it may sound bizarre animals but llamas can be the key to fighting new coronavirus research from Belgium remember this a baby lady that are showing you earlier she's a health lady and the United States publish an article this week in the journal cell that highlights the potential use of llama antibodies to prevent covid-19 infections antibodies from a four-year-old Belgian llama named winter show promise in blocking coronavirus from infecting cells according to research from the University of texas-austin the National Institutes of Health and the Gent gent g h e n t e study early forms of the coronavirus is research has found an antibody in Winter that effectively attached itself in neutralize Spike protein in Stars Cove one and murderers Cove body which has been found in other llamas as well can be injected into an uninfected individual to protect them from getting infected with the new coronavirus that's very interesting addition to like repurposing drugs monoclonal antibodies you know being able to basically identify antibodies that do neutralize Stars CO2 virus whether they come from llamas or Humans Ain't You know and basically identify the specific antibody that can bind to that Spike protein that you just mentioned which is that region is known that the antibodies bind their neutralize it's also the region that that is used to get inside of the cell so monoclonal antibody I think are really big you no possibility for a promising therapeutic because you can then I'm in the problem is growing like large scallop manufacturing them right so like if you can identify these antibodies and then manufacture them you can inject them in people and then potentially get some protection the problem is is that that's not going to like it's going to be short-lived protection like it's going to be it's not like you can does not like a vaccine or your body is making its own antibodies and their and they're more longer lived but in areas where people going to expose perhaps you could give it to them it would stop them from getting but how long we say short-lived if you are healthcare worker people that are definitely like being exposed to large doses of the virus that that could be a promising area but also I think even just treating patients like that about infected you know so that's that's also another so it's like in combination with some of this other stuff like from Days of yore which is you know it's not like a silver bullet but it seems like it's also promising promising probably with combination of other other factors as well but yeah the moment monoclonal antibodies is a really I know there's like regeneron's a big company there their they're growing some large-scale ones I think there is a isolated from Human Rights mice or something but there's other companies out of eyesight humans have been affected so you know that's that's definitely a promising area for sure and it's a good thing about that is that have you heard of antibody-dependent enhancement to know so that's a big concern so basically when you when your body is exposed to a pathogen like a virus your your innate immune system you know the first line of defense like neutrophil things like that are making hydrogen peroxide to kill the virus but then in the ground your adaptive immune system and then just totally generalizing is Torino is is also working in the background and you know part of that an Adaptive immune response is you know to produce antibodies do you have memory B cells are making antibodies that are specific to bind a different regions epitopes on the virus and neutralizing prevent them from getting inside of the cell and so that adaptive immune system usually takes about 7 days after you're exposed to the virus right the problem is antibody-dependent enhancement so sometimes a neutralizing antibody is an antibody that can bind to the virus and neutralize it stop it from entering yourself right so you're it's doing its job but you sometimes make antibodies that are non neutralizing or don't do as good of a job they don't find his height or something and then you can have what's called antibody-dependent enhancement and this was like a big problem for the RSV vaccine back in the you know most kids get RSV it's a respiratory tract infection the most kids get it by the time they're too like there's no vaccine that that aren't that's given back in the 60s there was this antibody-dependent enhancement happened in some clinical studies with toddlers and some probably got really really sick and a couple died so what happens is basically the antibody binds that there's a couple things antibody binds to the virus and can basically change its confirmation and allow the virus to get into the cells better then you become like you know you get like a higher viral load and then you don't have antibodies to neutralize it and it just you know it could be more we can lead to death the other thing that happens if the antibody binds to the virus doesn't neutralize if it it like makes us crazy immune complex that like activates your immune system to just go haywire and it costs Ellsworth pathology and that's what happened with the RSV toddlers so there's a few viruses that this happens with and unfortunately coronavirus has one like this has been identified with this one as well we're so this is also promised vaccines so like people like giving giving the vaccine people's immune response on some people can have that antibody-dependent enhancement and that's what was going to happen with these with the sarge Cove one there was some non-human primates that he's at that did that and also animal studies as well so you know Mont the thing with monoclonal antibodies is there a little more specific cuz you know they neutralized and you're like growing them turn on that test as opposed to just letting your immune system do its thing and then potentially you know you may have this like non neutralizing antibody that could cause problems but that's kind of the concern and I know that the vaccine people that work in vaccines are working on them it's like they're concerned about that completely trying to like figure that all out what thing and then potentially you know you may have this like non neutralizing antibody that could cause problems but that's kind of the concern and I know that the vaccine people that work in vaccines are working on them it's like they're concerned about that completely trying to like figure that all out


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Mike Tyson’s Return to Boxing
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    he's old boxers coming back a band Yes have you seen the Mike Tyson video really terrifying are even more exciting than his fights they were they were a cultural event oh my God so exciting that you're going to spend money and you were going to get it back look at it right funny dad on the podcast when he was in here he said he didn't want to work out again because his ego would get fired up again and he's actually said that in his post that might my ego have been reignited is that mean is Rage he said something about how the gods of War have brought him out again was like really headed to s*** at least the real recent real reason to see if you can find the quote but it was like oh my god when you were with him but I think that you knew for sure need a guy who's really good at fighting to keep them off you will now the gods of War have reawakened today and want me to go to war again great things are way different than the thyroid hormone replacement like being a 53-year old man in 1985 is no chance right everybody fell apart like you really really really rare person who doesn't take hormones and can perform like a 30 year-old ride but when you're on hormones you can kind of do it it's in use like a guy there's a few guys that were in the UFC one of the bigger examples is Vitor Belfort who's in the first he won the first tournament that I ever worked on that was at UFC 12 in 1997 so he was 19 years old back then okay and then when he was in his late 30s he had a giant resurgent and it was when they made testosterone replacement therapy legal for Fighters gastro but they had an old man's brain but it did by moved like a younger man so it's basically they had all the experience of a lifetime of fighting but because of the hormones are body actually performed like someone way way younger than that like how much longer do you think I don't know it depends on the body depends on what kind of damage you're dealing with what's wrong with you some of them needed those hormones because they have done steroids so when you do steroids it shuts down your endocrine system the endocrine system doesn't make the proper hormones anymore and so they needed it was a real weird sort of conundrum because everyone was kind of knew this but there was a weird loophole that went on for a few years was a real gray area and MMA and so say a fighter could go to the doctor and say Hey I want to get a blood test and see what my testosterone levels are because I am I'm very tired and they look at in a testicle look at this your testosterone levels are low you are you or you could take this hormone and injected into your body every week now you you're eligible for testosterone replacement therapy but the thing is they might have like the whole reason why they need in the first place might have been the date they were using it illegally are a part of this world Parts testosterone replacement therapy think they were ones that were kind of accused of possible using performance-enhancing do me a favor pull up Belfort vs Luke rockhold is that was one of the perfect examples in there fighting I don't know if it was in Brazil or what that muscles on his teeth when he's laying into that phone like it was crazy and he just Blitzkrieg and it was okay we can't do this and so damn the UFC went the whole other way and they brought in usada US anti-doping agency now handled everything they randomly test fighters in the middle of the night and all the time doody's dude f****** Vitor when he was on the trt was one of the scariest these drugs in fighting each other ideas for your health right but for fighting is a weird gray area like when when should it be legal might see some crazy he's a perfect funny maybe he's not on anything and maybe he's just out of special athlete Lord knows Herschel Walker was Herschel Walker was a guy who fought in Strikeforce after he played in the NFL and was really successful when they're 20 usually could move like that Siri is 53 moving like a World Champ throwing bombs again it's only on the pads we don't know what happens if you sparse but but still oh my God this is Leathers ever was the Marvis Frazier fight cuz it was really like an execution is Marvis Frazier also is like a really good fighter and was Joe Frazier son and you knew what was going to happen in life Frills no nothing no robe no socks no robe muscle time for or did you feel like real nice yeah I know he's real nice guy but he's he's still like that way to describe it is the perfect way to describe being around him like I just want him to like you if you want to be nice to me and you also will be cool can't believe he's here such a b**** I could feel it as a Lori are the worst he's a cultural icon be around him is like what are you real that you're right here


    Joe Rogan Weighs In On Trump’s Clash with Asian-American Reporter
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    lady who got into it with Trump now this reporter for someone who's asked a question with a mask on was like settle down that's so crazy about how many Americans have been tested at the United States test would anybody right when the 80,000 people have died likewise as competition for you and so he says he said that you should ask China said people are dying everywhere if you want it you want to ask someone about that you should ask China and she says why did you say that specifically to me because she's Asian so and then and then it goes thank you next question someone else has Lady steps in and she was going to she was like I have a question cuz I went in and she wanted to let her talk was going to give her questions that lady president the president says next so they say Sir overhears was you because I'd like to give this question my colleague he went back to Bob and some crazy keep away game plan and you know he goes into was why you saying that specifically to make you know because she's Asian and because I'm not saying specifically to anybody I'm just saying Global competition to you if everyday Americans are still losing their lives and we're still seeing more cases everyday and maybe that's a question you should ask China don't answer me has China that question Jenga specifically to anybody I'm saying that anybody would ask a nasty question like that please go ahead OK anybody else please go ahead remove come up with ways to deal with angry substitute teacher I don't understand why it would take so little for him to have his numbers will be through the roof but this is what happens there they're playing a game right and they just won that hand is the game is talk condescending to you why is it a competition to you when all these people are dying all over the world that's a good answer but then makes it racial because it wasn't with a hardship he did China with a mask on playing by the rules anymore are you racist it is a it is a beehive of an environment there greater TV show it's watching the TV show we're not watching the adult telling us if it's going to be okay you're so right and it during a pandemic does the worst time for some s*** like that but then after 9/11 he had some speeches that made even people that I knew there were hardcore liberals that alright I love this guy I love me some Asian 211 he gave people a sense of comfort that's right Barry controls the Cincinnati people gravitate you just like okay just want to hear that you just want to go I can Juliana was the same way I brought 911 it was like okay you're making me feel better giuliani's reputation the way you handled it like a hundred percent switch keeps having these exchanges with his like heated exchanges and word gets sad and it's bizarre it's really strange went off the f****** script was talking about therapies maybe we could get some disinfection that kills it in a minute in the life reporters asking me to sarcastic he should have said look I'm not a doctor this is just an idea cuz that's really what it was it was like I wanted done that on a podcast if I was up with an idea to get when intubated people to get a ultraviolet light tubes down through that into the lungs and illuminate cuz using ultraviolet light you can kill bacteria and kill viruses and that's one of the reasons why they have those things like steripens where you go backpacking you can get some water out of a creek and you just uses Ultraviolet light kills everything inside that water I so they they actually have this bile company publicly traded company put out this video on this can be done with your account was banned from Twitter biotech company from Twitter another brought them back once was explained to them any other time in history of this was going on 10 years ago and there was a virus and the viruses infecting people being intubated we can actually stick a light through the same two but the ventilator uses and will illuminate the lungs and it actually probably kill a good deal is back to Beaver Medical breakthrough benefit that's the result of a breakdown and that's what's been so that's why it doesn't work in communist countries like you can't trust thesaurus for your information right that's what we're at in a democracy where no one can trust the sort we're all scrambling like does this one no does this one out does this was a direct result of his toxic relationship with the Press yes because people are so people who with him or so with him if people are against him or so against Jeff and it's almost like people Within part of the reason why they were against all these other whiny b**** liberal people that f****** that size is so annoying massage is so annoying he makes those people angry


    Joe Rogan's Thoughts on Slap Fighting, "Jeff Goldblum" Street Fight, Praying Mantises
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    is it strange when you know what's weird I've never seen anybody break in all the years I've seen fights cuz it's pretty delicate Paul dude I woke up this morning and I spent the first hour of my day watching Russian slap fighting videos of course he did it might be the dumbest thing that's going on today slap fighting yeah they just you know what it is no and they let each other slap each other in the face Adidas shoes these shoes guys and they swing from the hip and the other guy doesn't even move and they open Palm strike each other in the face I spent an hour is this new tradition I don't know makes you when you wake up think you know I'm going to look up like when you when you first pick up your device as I remembered it was as one video of a bunch of people standing around and this guy slaps guy in Cayo Tim and all the people that were standing around like a cool violent brain trauma remember there's a table or not but all the people were standing around and they were laughing and smiling while this guy went unconscious I was like that's so odd that this is a really bad so terrible things happen this guy like they think it's fine or laughing no idea what's almost like it's not real because it's slapping oh my God they be freaked out each other and everyone's like hahaha sitting on the beach if you're watching a fight what is this one here Jamie here goes one new 167 on the left is a former MMA fighter for Brazil it says oh my God this is all Russia oh my goodness why do they understand why they're looking at the powder one of the techniques would be get his ear and bring it down towards the chin do they have rules how do you ask someone is no roll of 30 minute video stop a minute oh my God thumbs up please find yes okay I close my eyes and you scared the shot out of me oh my God someone's going out keep going to set up his flight last they gave up why it was great it was good and look how you slap me I slap you play MMA I am such a successful Sportsman and I know how to fight write thank you so much for invitation it was an honor to fight against such a legend I would love to come back so apparently flew in he flew into smack smack the back and he earns respect respect when you do a spectacular put on my Instagram today because that one is due to eyes eyeballs tattooed to see if they got money for that 150000 Ruble price such a mismatch and this is a real a****** because they got this kid like force so little look at his nephew look so weird cuz he's got tattoos everywhere his eyeballs tattooed boom Amana got first of all that guy looks like he's never even punch someone the way he did it was scary he's like a little kid his looks like a skater kid take down of it put put up Robin blacks from his Instagram because he had some great lines in it shirtless Steve and now Indian activity will bind the hips Rob and Blac my friend in this video real actual fights he's a martial arts he did a bad news kill Saul it's going to beat the murder hornet mapping the outer curve Kung Fu mantis stays Beyond and behind stinging distance murder Hornets simply cannot inject his Venom dining on murder Hornet Hornet continue forward still alive I don't know if I feel good that murder Hornets can get schooled or that pray mantises both things we need to just make more mattresses and relieve some of these f****** p**** ass motor Hornets


    Joe Rogan Reacts to 3 month Extension of LA Shelter in Place Order
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    what were you just saying Jamie we have LA's stay-at-home order it will likely remain in place for the next 3 months unless there is a quote dramatic change to the virus and tools at hand officials to say how are people supposed to feed themselves like really realistically how do they expect this to work you go out to work and then you get her back home work yeah but at the same time they're opening up businesses and you have to get curbside for retail I heard our governor in the state of California say that 70% of businesses are open now well if that's the case even if they're open they're not open at 100% capacity or they're probably working from home like offices he's probably counting offices and those people are still working getting paid what they're doing it from home to this is just lalalala someone in the health department talking at a supervisor meeting or something so is a suggestion wasn't a non-official in America have a bat yeah New York City's the thing about New York City that makes it great is it everybody sort of mangles together everybody gets on the subway together everybody walks together on the streets it's also the reason why everybody about the reasons for New York and he lives in New York and he said Staten Island have the highest number this was written before I think Brooklyn is now edged it but at the time the Staten Island was the highest and it was the least densely populated and Manhattan which is the most densely populated had the fewer number of cases together in prisons it's not that at all right that's weird. What do you think this is because my friend Kyle kulinski he was like I think it's because their immune systems are strong cuz they're just interacting with each other constantly and I was like that kind of makes sense if you're in prison bad food and yet your immune system strong right cuz you just being bombarded all the time people who are isolated fancy place and it gets stronger yeah so your immune system right now is being put into a state of atrophy because it's not being exposed to anything new it's it's it's in a lounge chair we're setting ourselves up to get really sick if something comes down the pipe was very strange in the beginning of all this when people are saying that you you know the people just found out you can't do anything for your immune system you can't make it stronger I know it's got a hundred fifty thousand likes this is got to be real it is Bob said it it's just I don't understand it's going to be I don't think it's going to be like what it was in April and May why not July because I reopen May 13th yes but you can't hang out we're sitting on the sand right canopies coolers are picnicking right you can that you can be active if you can go swimming or closed Park individual family activities and exercise only circle with a slash through it with a giant canopies those should be banned all year have you ever been next underselling Beach fences you set it up you stick in the sand and you mark off your area 25 people hate it reopens tomorrow is what they're saying yeah baby that's good I think we need to quarantine people that are at risk that's what I think really let people make their own choices you know what this the idea that these hospitals are going to be overwhelmed is not true correct were very fortunate and either so and then also if that doctor that work with Michael yeah I was telling you this before we started the doctor said that if you put him on a ventilator he would die because his body would stop trying to breathe and it would just sort of give up and this is Michael Yo's. told him and he he survived and then we're finding out that a lot of people they put on ventilator don't make it and I wonder if what he saying applies to those people is a special case of why they didn't want him on the ventilator nose doctors just a Wise Guys just smart and just figured it out Queens it was horrible what would have the results have been the question would we have achieved places that did something fared much better than the places that didn't the end result was you know all these people died it goes through the same amount of time but just you have a lot more fatalities you know and it's this it's always been this kind of calculation like you know people are doing the math I feel like people are doing the math and they're saying okay x amount will die but we've got to get back to work and get these people to work and they're trying to figure out that equation or this is suffering of the people that are probably going to I'll even if they get it is that suffering going to be greater than the suffering for families who lose people right so that's that Balancing Act and you can see where people are coming out on it certain places for like now it's just time to go and yeah they'll be casualties but we'll deal and other people are saying save lives at all cost things that are risk this is one of those things that's a uniquely human problem because there's no real answer for it cuz most human problems risk and we're allowed to make those decisions not allowed to make those decisions any ideas will because you put others at risk on crime but who and why and do you know when do we decide like how long can we go on with this if we don't have any new Tools in July what is going to be the difference between July and now and you need to be prepared to with testing and stuff to to deal with this in the right way or else you're back to what we were dealing with in April and May and that you've got to be you got to learn from of it and be prepared into the testing the testing the test just opened up his Factory in California the Tesla Factory and said come to come arrest me right violation of civil liberties are not allowed to go to work and that this is seeing I mean but you also are looking at the books every day and realizing that your state is in need of a trillion dollars to survive like it would be mean it might be a lot more than yeah like you know it's just based on what we know is active and the businesses that are open right now how many people are unemployed right now falling apart so you're in this in this spot I do not envy it it's all so when you start telling people what to do is very difficult to stop once you have the ability to tell people what to do it's very difficult to just turn that off and go God go back to normal do whatever you want to do now f****** Preposterous is really long list the California put out of things you're allowed to do outside you can meditate if you can do this off and martial arts you can watch the sunrise and the sunset meets it's just so you're getting people in this case you're getting people that have no business telling people what to do stupid f****** list and its really offencive it is a weird thing that's f****** dumb one particular list and how Preposterous it is a bunch of different states I'm just walking running exercising surfing fishing no chairs sunbathing sitting in chairs group sports groups of people swimming and here's what he says here you go no chairs because we are saving lives high fives all around ocnj that's New Jersey right yeah yeah yeah high fives all around ocnj that's New Jersey right yeah


    Joe Rogan Ponders Move to Texas, Calls Bryan Callen
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    Texas is Buckwild bro to bring a gun until 2022 or some s*** like that I might chat yeah I'm not kidding yeah I'm not kidding this is silly I don't need to be here the only reason why I'm here is that I'm close to be like you write a lot of my friends live here in stores here but they won't let us do the store we could do stand-up other places why would we stay here I don't know man Austin I like Austin a lot I like Dallas a lot but yeah I don't know if I live in Houston got brutal down spray trying to read through this I think they're starting with 25% of listed occupancy call calendar update yeah find out what's going on 50% when that point is reached so they're not there yet I've got to I'm supposed to do Portland crazy when are your doing the Improv in Houston Savage 220 30th how many people are allowed to be in the audience how many people in the crowd what is the normal capacity yes it's 450 people it says yeah 444 the seats in Congress what's going on I don't understand why would you think would be about that is there a absentee ballots in this in this state I guess they've asked for a number of reasons that I mean that. Seems like a ridiculous thing to eat for something you already have winning I think it's probably more of a liability thing if they're worried about if they make a decision and somehow it gets connected to a larger amount of deaths you know cuz he's people get paid while this is all going on like they are not the people that own the small businesses there not yeah where we moving where we moving to Texas talked about it on the podcast that the average age that people die from this disease is older than the average age people die and that they're moving forward with stages so the next stage will be Jim's and they're going to have certain disinfection salons things like that they're going to have to have a certain rules and plays hand sanitizer things along those lines if they choose to be quarantined because they're still scared of it that's what I think can you ask him if he if I can open for and I would be called person responsibilities and all that stuff we're not dealing with that I don't know what Eric Garcetti is doing I just don't get it poppin what's open for you he's here right now and what's open for you in May call you your workshop I'll call you after I love you buddy


    Joe Rogan on Doing Commentary for UFC #249 with Coronavirus Guidelines
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    I want to get off me but like how how was that spacing at this venue for you during a fight cuz it cuz it sounded like you were next to each other then I heard like it in Astoria or separate it we are about as far as Jamie is about as far as John antiquas and then DC was like a little further than that because there was a separation if there's a like the Octagon post and so for him to get a better angle you couldn't be sitting right in front of the post so they moved his table like another he was probably 15-20 feet from me somewhere around that were people do you feel that I feel like fighter you do Fighters a tough you know and I feel like an audience is tough to in the people associated with his tough did they move around freely or was it really like all I need to stay away from you or everyone was tested everyone in fact one guy tested positive he was asymptomatic Jacare Souza who was on the card and he had an inkling that he might have positive cuz he had a family member that I had it and he was super healthy ready to fight but had it in system and so they removed him from the card and he had been wearing a mask and gloves entire time he was there and everyone else had wristbands on The Wristband showed that you've been tested they had temperature monitors had all these different things but everybody had been tested thoroughly tested for antibodies tested for this why I got the swab up the nose I got everything done so and then when I got home I immediately got swapped again I got a swab yesterday and then I got the vitamin drip and every stop I didn't get much sleep Saturday night cuz I was flying back 8 in the morning fights were done I was back my hotel route 230 so I crashed woke up early got to the airport took off landed and then just kind of took it easy yesterday but until I got the vitamin drip I was dragging I was feeling but then that's what happens when you fly and you'd flown a couple of times ever. Time and then that drive to Vegas all that stuff you have to think of your immune system like troops you know you really do if there's a battle to be fought your your it look of your body was like your mom's where you know you had a good night sleep every night no traveling you can fight off a lot more s*** but when you do those trips especially this is one thing that I'm getting out of this quarantine his man I feel so much better when I don't travel oh yeah how much better when I wasn't dying I feel great I feel great now yeah rest is a big thing is everything everything and you know I'm going to change my travel schedule in the future cuz even this trip this triple I want to just get in to get the f*** out of Florida and get back home and you know but then after I did it I was like it would been wiser if I left at like 6 p.m. or something like that like just kind of chill out to sleep sleep so I'm fully recovered and then you know have some breakfast then go to the airport I'll take a 3 p.m. flight or some s*** how was it with nobody in there did you enjoy the experience I wanted to do it because I've never done that before I don't watch the one card from Brazil they had to Kevin Lee vs Charles Oliveira fought in Brazil and I watched on TV outside, that's so strange cuz like Gilbert Burns he knocked out Demian Maia and then he yells out and why is that so strange he's screaming and there's no one there there's no no audience reaction my so I got to do one so when Dana White asked me if I wanted to do it all. Yeah I want to do one I definitely want to do you feel like the fighters were listening to go see set okay I can reach up and touch the Octagon so when a little bit further than we usually are but still like what what devices he was saying in the commentary is the adjustments that she made that's great that was weird you know I love watching like a I watch the prelims but I loved it because you could hear everything because normally so loud yeah but when somebody hit somebody in the face you can hear it but specially the body yeah UFC where I think a lot of people appreciate it more with not having a crowd yet where you really get to feel the pain you don't you see somebody fall but you don't really loud but when you hear it about a wild finish in front of a packed house at the T-Mobile Arena that that's a factor that's a real thing like there's something magical about a wild finish in front of a packed house at the T-Mobile Arena walk to the octagon and everybody's going crazy they just something to that it's valuable


    Historian S. C. Gwynne on the Doubtful Future of Quanah Parker’s Home
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    long does it take you to research to us you know I did this partly while I was at a day gig so I'm not really sure probably three or four years something like that there isn't as much as you would think it's because it and in the reason is I mean there's a fair amount and it's all in Texas which is good but there's a one curious thing about writing about Native Americans is that they don't they didn't write anything down so so if you're writing about say Winston Churchill and you can track him from like his bath in the morning to his 7th note to ask what in his note to ask with two to his notes to his wife to all of his proceedings in Parliament and everything you ever did it's like Moment by moment you take someone like wanna out on the Plains and you've got pretty much nothing is so what you have what you do have are flashes that are seen by say the Spanish originally or the French or Mexicans or Texans and Americans they come to your ear seeing them in flashes as they're presented to because there are no Parish records there's no legal records there's no interviews there's no things like that that sucks. It's about where they are today in 2019 this idea that they don't have really reservation or specific giant chunk of land is theirs they serve Preserve at least some of this history ya know it's it was way because there are other states as we talked about earlier whoever do we have large large reservations to this day but yeah so it's it's so and when you get if you're writing about them when you get to the post reservation. So let's say into the 1880s and 1890s the world does change in terms of things are being written down quantity you know Quanah becomes a big part of this society's setting up cattle leasing deals he's School Board I mean he he does all these things that you know that you wouldn't necessarily think a glorious chief of the Comanches would do but he does those things in and those are very tractable I mean you know exactly what he's doing and you can research them in the in conventional ways I was fascinated by the Peyote rituals to normal part of Comanche life or is it something that he adopted from other tribes are going to the Border in the Mexican border but if he became the founder of the Navy American Church which had a Peyote ritual in which he and it became famous for it so there was there was this great place I would really like to go back to in American history would be to cuantas house Corona got his Cattlemen buddies to build a new personal he wanted the US government to build in the house cuz coronavirus Muffler and can I please have a house I say 500 square feet double porch with these giant white stars in the roof it became known as status house right there that's star house is falling down but they're it now but yes and its Heyday it looked really exists to this day it doesn't it's about to fall down and they found a guy who lives in cash or Lawton Oklahoma and who doesn't who has been unwilling to accept help or money from everybody from the Comanche Nation tonight is always have the stars of yeah yeah I did because he he saw that us generals had these stars and their colors and he wanted he wanted but more than they had and but that's that's that's that's there in Cache Oklahoma and I've been in it but it's gotten so beat up now that they they don't let you go in and anymore Bill 95 if you went there and it would have been one of the most amazing scenes we had people like Geronimo coming to dinner Roosevelt came to dinner with Nelson miles to Graceland located dinner he had a I think it was a Swiss Mexican cook he had Six Wives he had 19 to 21 children 19 who grew to adulthood the house is full of kids it would have been surrounded by lodges in the reason it would have been as cuz people his own tripod come in at 4 help you money or pay for a funeral or Ouroboros going back to the peyote peyote ritual she's a he virtual and see you would have seen one of the great scenes in the American West then and people went when he died in 1911 people found out that he'd given most of his money away to all these people who come in asking for his help and in fact help them and given most of his cattle ranching money away that he had made now this house is owned by one individual yes on soap but but it's a historical landmark and no one's Preserve details of it but it sounds by Wayne Gibson and his sister as far as I know still and they've owned it for a while they don't want any help it was that house was put into an amusement park years ago to preserve it that was owned by Wayne's Uncle as far as I know he's so when can a part it was was it taken apart I don't know they didn't move it though so this is not the original location where the original location was out on what turned out to be later to be at Fort Sill Gunnery artillery range and so they they moved it and so cuantas the daughter I guess it was moved it down into cash and then it was move one more time into this amusement park literally that when I went into this amusement-park it was like something out of it I don't know what Spielberg movie I mean you go I was told the house was back there and I couldn't really believe it but so we go in and you're going by these defunct old and roller coasters that are all overgrown with vines like Sleeping Beauty's castle you know and and there's his cows everywhere and and rise and carousels all grow all overgrown and then you go through a series of houses that were also moved there like Frank James's house or something and keep going keep going in the back there that thing was the house was sitting there wow it is his he owns it he's been approached as I said by all sorts of different people Consortium of people with money who want to buy it or or just save it you know from literally the Comanche Nation I know who has wanted to and Texas Tech as and some Dallas people and then a number people and so did that to my knowledge that's far he refuses to sell or or to take their help is that him right there with him you're going up the main stairwell there was a 4 foot by 6 inch hole in the main in in the roof above the main stairwell when you can't really have a 4 foot by 6 inch hole dumb replace the wood is it still the same house like there's arguments about boats found some ancient boats and they've done some rebuilding of these boats now also you looking at new wood in the shape of this old boat like what is it is it what is it if I tell you the first time I walked in there which was 15 years ago you wouldn't have needed to do that much work to it 15 years ago you would not have needed to see what it needed some bolstering for sure in the foundation would have needed some work but it has gone way down hill cuz nothing's been done to it so now I don't know when I walked in there you really could have a good Carpenter and you know Carpenter team and a month you could have showed that things as Christ yeah that's so sad and I don't know how much of it I mean a lot of it was the problems with all those holes in it and actually really replace that wood was going to be new but at least you could sort of get a semblance of what it was and do your best to sort of Britney if you had like a real good architect on hand in a real good engineer and is someone from some sort of historical society where they could look at it and say okay this is what we want to maintain as much of this old stuff as possible while making sure the sink and lasts for more people to see it I think they could still do that but I have a little underwear expert but it's there's plenty of it that you can save and you know that famous picture of the table the floorboards are still there and they're all the same you have the same stuff so I don't know I'm no expert on it but until the owner of because it's his until the owner decides to do something to it come on bro what's his name I think it's Wayne gives playing because it's his until the owner decides to do something to it come on bro what's his name I think it's Wayne Gibson Gibson


    What Do Other Parents Think of Joe Rogan??
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    and I would laugh about that you know my kids would have musk ox sandwiches are musk ox tamales near go down to school with that's hilarious that was great my kids like freaked out other kids at school you know like like kids in my my kid's school be like oh what's your favorite food my daughter be like I like bear bear she likes to tell people what the f*** kids that have never experienced any wild game and my kids have eaten you know since 2012 when I started hunting they've basically and everything Devine elk they've eaten deer they've eaten Ducks they've eaten wild turkey they've eaten everything what's their how were they viewed in their Community but how are you viewed in that that likes School parent Community I don't know it's hard zgold event yes I got to go to one today yeah I'm a weirdo for sure but are you off but I'm a nice guy so friendly and hugs but some guys are pulled me aside and asked me about manly activities cuz they feel like I hate you you're actually allowed to be a man and you're everyone's neutered then why the yelling at him and I'm off doing cage fighting events you know where we at 4 like Middle America rednecks was okay for you well they know me right now parents the most the most important things that I find is good parents respect good parents they see that you love your children dismissive parent and is not interested a disinterested parents like one of the most disturbing and disappointing things of you love someone you care about them and then you find out they're bad person or bad parent you have to re-evaluate your perspective on them cuz to me being a parent in my wife is huge on this like it to everything she will not talk to someone or hang out with someone as you feel like they're a bad parent and she too but she performs her relationship with her friends based on whether or not they're good parents and it's everything you know you're contributing to this community so when I'm around these parents you know I'm a nice guy so it's all it's all friendly but they all have questions all these poor men that are stuck in cubicle jobs you know men are tortured and it's like that who was it throw ya most men live lives of quiet desperation and it's one of my favorite most people are just living this boring ass f****** life and I'm living this life or I'm telling jokes in front of thousands of people and then I'm doing podcast in front of millions of people and then I'm hunting and then and then occasionally I go off and I do cage fighting commentary caricature of masculinity really about you is because at a glance look like all you know discussion of drugs and then like dirty humor and cervical like those are not congruous with parenting but you take Super HD take parenting like extremely seriously concerned with you need to spend shitloads of time telling everybody about how good of a parent you are didn't love you know and as a kid who grew up with a deficit of it and it's very important for me to spread as much of it as I can whether it's to my friends or through a children and two children Psych the most important responsibility cuz my friends with their fine I met him there grown-up stuff figured out and around help him when I can but but kids don't like that one shot raising kids man you know but kids you know it's like yeah one China that you're the one shot raising kids man you know it's not he can't redo it you can't go this one sucks only rip it up and start from scratch like you have to do it right and you have to and you're going to make mistakes for sure but you have to spend as much conscious time talking to them and interacting with them and you know I like it I enjoy it


    How a Parasitic Disease Created the “Lazy Southerner” Stereotype
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    with that came from do you know what that's from hookworm hookworm yeah it's really crazy The Stereotype of the lazy mouth-breathing Southerner came from massive amounts of people that were infected with parasites and these parasites are extremely common particular when people walk around Barefoot and they would get these worms in these worms would get into their system and one side effects of these worms was it a decrease brain function so that's a that's a real stereotype that came from a real thing so yeah pull up a hookworm in the South and then stereotypes because yeah I forget who told me this end up going on a deep dive one night and just reading article pain article about this where they didn't even find out that this was a thing cuz it was like the 1960s they found is hookworm parasite and this parasite that was extremely prevalent in the Southeast thing as many of like how hookworm give the South a bad name hookworms once sat the American south of its healthy if you realized they continue to affect Millions so this is this worm would infect people that make up a larger more than three centuries of plague of unshakable lethargy blanketed the American South it began with ground pitch in in quotes a prickly tingling in the tender webs between the toes which was soon followed by a dry cough Weeks Later victim succumb to an insatiable exhaustion and an impenetrable haziness of the mind that some called stupidity adults neglected their fields and children grew pale and listless victims develop grossly distended bellies and angel wings emaciated shoulder blades accentuated by the hunching all gays out Deli from sunken sockets with a Telltale fish iced are the culprit Behind The Germ of laziness as a South Affliction was sometimes called was nectar americana's the American murderer better known today is a hookworm millions of these blood-sucking parasites lived parasites lived said multiply and died within the guts of up to 40% of the population stretching from South Houston Texas to West Virginia hookworm stymie development throughout the region and bread stereotypes about lazy moronic Southerners wow oh okay well that s*** that makes sense I always used to think was just hot there and it's hard to think like you know what thank you visit touch to touch you know you didn't know that there's no touch in there just a touch from New York


    Joe Rogan Comments on Armed Michigan Lockdown Protesters
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    stories about you no like I have a bunch of Asian friends and they're getting bullied a guy and his two kids two and six the guy because he thought they were Chinese people are going nuts over this thing you're not like we all in this together but you don't need to take it just because even if he was chinese-american probably you know he didn't bring it over here group of people you know that's why I hate when certain people go white people is a very small number of white people doing it I hate when people generalize a group like even though the whole Michigan thing so open carry state they showed up at this lady's office you know this 356 million people in the United States isn't it I believe so people there you know and probably a third of them just wanted to protest to get their jobs back just go back to work ridiculous take over the governor like what are you doing like why you bringing guns are you expecting a war are you going hunting like what are you doing why you bringing f****** gun that's what that's some weird s*** when people do that when they they protest with like f****** Kalashnikov and s*** what are you doing if your protein that's the thing about the Second Amendment and I I'm a pro-second Amendment man I believe in it I think it's important but there's a lot of dumb motherfukers out there there's a lot of dumb dumb motherfukers out there and they get to have guns too I mean not support that in a lot of ways I have to support that if I support the Second Amendment but it was a certain time you got to go why the f*** are you bringing a gun to Sam's Club why did Whitey have a f****** AK around your way when you're walking through the aisles looking for toilet paper like what are you doing it's it's it's amazing how much they're giving a pass you got to you got to USA pass right now to act like that those are good people it's just it's a stupid thing to protest with guns like one of the nice things about this country is that we can protest that's a beautiful it's important this is one of things has been infringed upon by this whole lockdown thing where people you know they're being told they're didn't they're not allowed to assemble it's a gigantic part of who we are the ability to assemble the Billy to protest but that's just what they're doing when you're showing up with guns you letting them know that you are ready to take over your ready to do something you might shoot somebody you know you might and if you are threatened you might use these guns like okay if if if we're in that with your ass collating way past where we're at you know if you if you're in a situation where someone saying hey your family has to starve to death here yet stay home hey I don't give a fuk about you okay then I understand why you want to show that you and you get to get a bunch of people together you're hey we need to stay alive here and we are our rights being infringed upon but that's not what's going on if you go back to the Back store you find out like I don't know all the facts but I know these people that showed up to this rally they didn't put on that rally it was by another organization through through Facebook or through some social media outlet that put it together and they told you to bring their guns another organization through Facebook or through some social media outlet that put it together and they told you to bring their guns and now they just told people to protest them up to show up so political game


    Joe Rogan's Post Fight Thoughts on Tony Ferguson vs. Justin Gaethje
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    but there's also something to just the spectacle of Tony Ferguson and Justin gaethje just going at it mean what wild five rounds slugfest with no on it just would have been different if I had a game plan and he executed it brilliantly and I think Ferguson he's always going to be Tony Ferguson he's one of the top us men That Ever Walked the face of the Earth but I think he was preparing for a Grappler and he's preparing for khabib nurmagomedov off and that if I didn't take place was supposed to take place in April so he'd been training for khabib by the way this is a fifth time that fight was cancelled fifth time the fight with Tony could be was canceled so training for khabib for f****** years right so he's ready for this Elite Grappler take survey down smashes I'm he's trying on the bottom submitting I'm scrambling and getting leg locks all these different things that he's thinking of and then he's writing an All-American wrestler what does not want to go to the ground and was nasty striking does a totally different game plan and he has to make an adjustment over a. Of just a few weeks and So Justin's fight is mean Justin always fight the same way so Justin's adjustments weren't nearly as big as Tony's tell me how to make some some big adjustments but Justin just fought a masterpiece the way you fought with just magnificent and he listened to his coach is so well does a point during the fight with Trevor Wittman to tell him you're hitting up too hard you're swinging for the bleachers he is just take about 10% off your punches hit with good clean shots in the immediately made that adjustment and then is cardio leveled out cuz he was getting tired towards the end of the second and cuz he was just throwing bombs everyday to take out but you can't knocked out with one shot he's inhumanly tough inhumanly tough so Justin Baxter off a little bit and just his throne clean shots and wind-up just dominating him and then then they stopped in the fifth-round what's that one thing you learned like like was there something you took away from this experience that you like you didn't take away from any other interesting very very fortunate to be there I might go to all the people that can be here to watch one of the greatest fights of all time I felt super fortunate that I was one of those people that got to be there I felt like real fortunate for that like everything about it was like I was like taking in the moment and then just like really cherishing it like this is amazing not a lot of people get to do this not a lot of people get to experience this not a lot of people get to do commentary for the UFC. But it do commentary for championship fights in this Arena where there's no one there so we're not 15,000 seed Arena and there's maybe ten people in the audience wondering why they did that but is it a spectacle of having a big arena just to say you did it or something to that to let everybody know Haley so these are strange strange times you know we're in the middle of this Health crisis and so this is the response to this Health crisis we're going to do this s*** in this Arena


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the Government’s Release of UFO Videos
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    City videos about a couple weeks ago and I started laughing cuz all that popped into my head was you but they release the footage of those UFOs if the government came out and said there are flying saucers that defy our understanding of propulsion in physics the world will go crazy but in 2020 people like nothing has anybody seen those Pilots well one of them on here oh so he experienced off the coast of San Diego running into one of these things I mean there's people that Bonkers but they need to understand this is not just visual they they had very specific like actual real data including radar they track these things they use sophisticated military tracking these are real objects this is not like there's a lot of dummies out there that want to debunk everything and they're just as much of a religious person as someone who is a True Believer there a True Believer that everything to be well not everything can be explained in these things can be explained when the when they're explaining how these things traveled at these proposed like they went from like six feet off the ground 60,000 feet in a matter of a couple of seconds did they fly in some way that these military aircraft Pilots can't explain they don't understand it and they don't know what they are and whether they're from another planet that's never been proven they might be interdimensional might be something from here they might be some super sophisticated top of the food chain top secret stuff that they're exposing these people to just they freaked out and like let's let's see if they can get a you know get an explanation for this let's let's launch these things and have them fly past people at these Preposterous rates of speed and see what the reaction is do you think those those type of Secrets if there are far higher than the present do you really do you think there's an organization that's above president presidents come and go in the popularity contest Trump's perfect example that his lifelong businessman who will wins a popularity contest gets to be in the most powerful office most powerful position really really the world's ever known president United States commander-in-chief of the Great Is Our me this entire planet has ever seen you going to tell him lifelong businessman who wins a popularity contest gets to be in the most powerful office most powerful position really really the world's ever known president United States Commander in Chief of the greatest army this entire planet has ever seen you going to tell him


    People Shunned Michael Yo After He Recovered from Coronavirus
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    healthy when you were in Florida I want to take a bath in Florida it's being wealthy when you were going back and forth did you like kind of stay away from people in airports or or don't do anything stupid do anybody cough on you or anything like that like everybody I was around for the most part other than the people in the hotel everyone was tested all the people do UFC were tested all the fighters are tested the workers and everyone was tested and you know the hotel everybody had masks on all those people like Ada Morton's Steakhouse was very nice sit-down me and my fam Mia like a grown-up but he's amazing Psych the real world again I was there anybody in a restaurant with a couple other people yeah there was one older couple no mask and some young people the bar no mask I tell you what when I first got out when they first cleared me in my neighborhood cuz everybody knew like literally a walk outside and go for a walk say the name of the coffee place but I went to my local coffee place and since I didn't post I was cleared they the manager of the store sent me a nasty on my Instagram sent me a nasty how could you in danger all our workers by coming in and you have Corona this is after three weeks I've been cleared and it is reach out to me personally on my Instagram and I called I called their district manager this is Prejudice like I've been clear for 3 weeks and I have a manager just because I didn't post that I was cleared on Instagram it's all so shity shity shity there was it was it was really bad and I was angry but then I saw it like on my street but I was a plate like people like literally with running side alleviated is subsiding I G & I in this is anybody's there's an antibody test you can take at this place called nexhealth where it's not FDA-approved but it shows you like your strand is it long immunity is a short immunity and they said I had long immunity people that get it the worst to me it was all bulshit at the beginning is like why wouldn't you tell everybody I guess it was like last month was last month from March somewhere to have something that makes you not going to protect you a cool math when I saw that advertised though that they they set this mask up this mess like seals to your face they set this mask up in this tube and they blew cigarette smoke into the tube and then on the other side of the Mask was clear if you know they knew people are asymptomatic people with problems but you know people are asymptomatic and you need percent of people catch this are asymptomatic really crazy even if you know 3% like in February where asymptomatic this is what I'm hearing they knew it in February the people racing for the conflicting information in March they didn't know that so if people can get it in droplets why would you have the only people that are having symptoms wear a mask if you can get in drop us that means if I'm healthy I can get it from your droplets so why wouldn't you just say how much confusion you know the World Health Organization in January tweeted that according to China it cannot be transmitted from person to person comes in January is changing so much the World Health organization's been in bed with China for the beginning and it's really a big part of the problem with this is that the disinformation that the Chinese government and put out to try to alleviate some of the blame mean that's that's what their game their game is I blame and take control of the narrative so the World Health Organization was invent them and that's why Trump although it's widely criticized that he stopped funding to the World Health Organization this is his rationalization for that like they have done Terrible Things what also Fitz is narrative do to it's their fault that we're in their fault that we're in this even though we knew about it before it got here we did know about it before it got there but the World Health Organization did say that in January 100% date they said this and then you're looking at it like all week Christ I mean my thing is just going back to March 6-11 desk and just a short amount of time over 80,000 Montana Montana


    Michael Yo Details His Harrowing Coronavirus Experience | Joe Rogan
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    Michael Yo back from the brink it's crazy you are the first guy that I've ever bought my friends Sturgill got it and I talked to him but he didn't get it real bad like how bad is not real bad okay you got it right after you were on this podcast podcast you flew to New York to Gotham for four shows little run-down yeah little rundown as soon as I landed I did Wendy Williams on Monday and then I flew back and went to Vegas for a day soon as I got back and then had three auditions so I was run down and that weekend we felt sick already know there's no just tired tired but we're always tired the road gets you perform you trying to learn lines for an audition so I was I was very stressed out I was traveling a lot and that was like the third weekend in a row so it was every night I got a great sleeper I was just I was just tired of work maybe but Saturday I didn't feel right my temperature went up to like 101 this is the fluid in New York what day it was I performed I was there Wednesday which would have been I'm guessing at dates May 4th I mean March 4th March 4th I perform the 6th and 7th stage the 8th did Wendy Williams on the night flew back on that Monday went to Vegas Tuesday Morning came back that same day then what you do in Vegas besides heroin play feel right and this is you to remember when I performed and New York there's only 11 deaths and it was like three thousand cases that's how much this thing has changed but Saturday I didn't feel right 101 it went I said I should isolate myself because I in New York that's all you heard about so I was like let me just be safe and can you do the weekend at Gotham and then you fly home and then you go to Vegas on Tuesday and then you drive home on Wednesday back Tuesday night to sold Jesus during the day I hang out I isolate myself but I'm between 100 and 101 second day I'm like 101-102 but I'm still at home if you have symptoms at home because they're taking the more serious cases so the Sunday Sunday came around I kind of went down a little I was taking aspirin a lot of aspirin because one doctor at the times it take it every 4 hours and also taking aspirin and something else to bring your temperature down I forgot what it was but aspirin and what you said when you started taking ibuprofen that's when it's f***** you up that's when I felt it did so Sunday I start getting this massive headache so that's when I really started popping aspirin 3 every 3 hours but aspirin or ibuprofen it was ibuprofen there's a big difference between aspirin ibuprofen is a non steroidal and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory take ibuprofen while you have this okay well whatever reason I don't know what that is I don't know I don't know if that's been discredited or is that so on Sunday but then I had a massive headache so then they said well your temperature is going down this is our doctor friend Monday at noon I couldn't breathe like gasping for air and my wife had to call 911 to the house to come get me so I'm gasping for air 911 shows up they bring me outside a throw me on this huge this oxygen machine right away they like weed not a minute later just a normal oxygen they say we got to get oxygen in you and it is almost like a movie the Neighbors all out ambulance is overlooking me you know the ambulance is a all the neighbors I can't breathe my son is in the window this is the worst my son is in the window he doesn't know what's going on but he knows it's not good and he's only three and he's crying and I can't do anything I can't breathe and literally when they pick me secure me to the ambulance cuz I need to get me to the hospital right away it was a whole window thing he put his hand up it really hurt me really bad so I get into the ambulance and they take me as soon as I get to the hospital the doctor goes you got so they take in both locks so double pneumonia and you have Corona we believe but we got to text you so that you know swap me and stuff but they took all the precautions like a Corona I was the first Corona patient at this hospital this out earlier was you know so they took me to ICU in the doctor came in and I go hey this is escalating real and I'm still can't breathe I go in my going to make it and he goes will know in 2 days is going to go really good or really and we'll know in 2 days and every nurse or doctor that came in when they can't tell you if you're going to make it or not you know they try to comfort you but they can't really say you're going to make it and it and I was in the worst pain I've ever felt in my life to where had I mean just think of the worst migraine you've ever had * 100 my body was hot and cold it's so hot my temperature got up to 103.8 and they had to bring it down and then we'll go up to a hundred 3.8 again I couldn't move my body was aching literally the second night I was there and I and I know this is the wrong thing to think but if they had an eject button on life I'm a hit it I was in that much pain like that I couldn't even think clearly I can't put into words how bad it was for me so your head your body everything you just wanted to be over it's either you going to make it you like and it was so bad where you want to think about your family but I was in so much pain you know I thought about him but it was I can't make it this is this is the end and I can't see my family because they already told me that no one can come to the hospital and I'm texting my wife lying to her saying hey babe I'm going to make it through I make it to where I'm talking to my parents going this may not go well you know and my parents the first thing I text my parents is I'm scared I'm never texted him something like that and they knew how serious it was and I said look clear as my wife Claire is at home with the two kids I can't let her worry about this you know she was already stressed out enough she saw enough you know so I'm in there and the doctor said no one can come see you I'm going if these are the last two days of my life I'm going to die alone in this hospital and and it just broke me up so bad that you know I've taken care of myself I've done everything I can to take care of myself and why am I lying in this bed right now and it was a thing where when I did think about my wife it was I will never see my wife and two kids again to all that went through Amaya is like I did they put you on a ventilator know my doctor said my life my doctor said if we put you on a ventilator he said that he says the nurse should we put them on a ventilator and it goes no way if we put them on a ventilator he's going to die because his body is going to say OK this machine is breathing for us we don't need to work anymore and your body shuts down if you heard a New York 80% of people put on ventilators died and that's why I think that's why it's fine I've heard that I've heard that being speculated by other doctors as well and it's very controversial because so many doctors put people on ventilators and the last thing they want to hear is another doctor saying you put someone on a ventilator their thigh but you will that my doctor said that straight up in a rug in front of me over the nursing like if we put them on it he's going to die because his thing was it just makes sense why you would because now this machine is going to breathe for him so his body is not going to this week this machine is doing are you lifting so why would we want to put them on that unless it's it's just we have to put them on it you know but you've heard doctors were putting on people so fast because their oxygen levels were so low they like this isn't this is not normal so we need to do something to get their oxygen level up I think doctors are like everything else right there's really good ones then there's ones that aren't as good know it's true everything else with everything plumbers everything everything and it's really I look back I'm still now become very close to him and the dude say my life cuz if I'm going on a ventilator bro I may not be here because I kind of knock you out so what did they give you what kind of medication do they give you while you were out what why y'all I'm healthy Don't drink don't do drugs I was a perfect s up and maybe that's the problem do you know and then she tells me it's cuz you to hell that you need carbs in need carbs that's the thing man you know look I'm a guy I take a lot of vitamins I work out a lot I get in the sauna everyday but I just flew back from Florida if I saw you to Florida and came back yesterday I felt like dogshit and just from the flight man just from the edge so I scheduled an IV vitamin drip I had the vitamin drip people come to my house hit me with glutathione zinc vitamin C everything and I felt better almost immediately when I was in the hospital doctors reached out to me too and said there's so much information out there and I texted you about one that people should know about when people get out of the hospital with Corona like there's no magical time they're saying 14 days literally when I got out the hospital I was in the hospital for 8 Days the last three days I didn't have a fever so they let me go after that I would be fine but another doctor told me look after your clear after 14 days people still have Corona there they're taking the chance that is not contagious and that's why hospitals don't test people and he said that this is why hospitals don't test before they let him go is because they know they still got Corona but hopefully it's not contagious so that's why he never texts because if they did that means they're still going through but when it was at its peak if they test everybody that left most of those people would still have piranhas so that would back up the system even more and then insurance has to pay for an extra three weeks so I learned that I learned that my other doctor said this whole pre-existing conditions is b******* he goes you came in he says this how much b******* is you came in if I would have died in the hospital they would have said my Pre-K pre-existing condition with migraines they would have gone down as he said they do are some pre-existing conditions that weaken your immune system like obesity diabetes there's a bunch of them that they're saying New York of the primary factors that lead to other people fine but it's not true he's like they're using it to calm people down because it's not true. He says I see people that are fine just like you might I see people that do have pre-existing conditions I see the whole gamut it's not just people with pre-existing conditions but they're finding those people and highlighting nose and he's even at the even adding death to that pre-existing conditions total because they they need something if I were to die in the hospital he says oh well he had migraines in the past so they would have put that down as a pre-existing condition when you get migraines I mean ever since I was a kid but really but it wasn't a condition I have a once every I have one every five six months maybe but he says what you come in with since I had migraines and didn't know my history of migraine but he goes we would have had to say that was a pre-existing condition I haven't heard that being migraines but I have her diabetes is a giant Factor obesity is a giant Factor emphysema smoke cigarettes it is a giant Factor obesity is a giant Factor emphysema purple smoke cigarettes or suspicious and I didn't even read the article was an article that said that nicotine may help people with coronavirus I was like that's the f****** cigarette industry


    Michael Yo Talks About Growing Up Mixed-Race in Texas
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    always going to be something you know what I mean but to me when hate is involved with it and I I think that's where we should draw the line but that's that's more of where I'm going is like how many people from us like we're it's just you don't just kill random people jogging down the street you know it's hard it's hard to imagine that that still goes on today right but then when you hear about your dad and that your dad went to college in the place where he couldn't eat places as white people you like white on campus on campus yet in his lifetime it's changing it's getting better but that is that doesn't exist and this is what I don't like some black people I don't want to say just like me but some black people when they go I'm in my house I can go to any restaurant I want you know that interracial relationship doesn't mean anything anymore 4 is showing how much less violent the world is today how much less crime there is how much less rape how much less murder in this is essential the safest place the safest time ever in human history and then people like your discrediting all of the horrors that happen if we do not know not I'm not and I'm not dismissing all the terrible things that happen in the world but we're saying even though those things do exist they existed a far less frequent Bartlett I was frequently then did a hundred years ago 200 years ago and anytime throughout human history there's a trend and that trend is a society is getting save her people getting nicer if people are getting getting better for growing and learning now like I'm from my family my dad side I'm the first person that dealt with racism so it's kind of like and I'm teaching my kids not to be that way I feel like these kids that are young growing up they're going to be so much more sensitive towards other people then we were for sure you know what I mean like my dad went to a school in Houston Texas where only mixed couple I was only mixed kid at our school I believe because I didn't it wasn't even a thing you know like people do you look different are you or white couples what is the thing where I saw what happened to my mom did teach me to be my mom didn't teach me anything about my Korean Heritage cuz people made fun of her accident so she didn't want me to go through that so she try to americanize me as fast as possible you know my dad he's that guy because you said that's real I think that Leonardo DiCaprio movie with Samuel Jackson complain about social justice Warriors and the ridiculous calling out of everything being racist and everything being sexist and I agree but the fact that that is the trend that allow these young people are going in there zits too far in a lot of ways but it'll all balance out like you got to have that sort of overwhelming left-leaning ideology and it is overwhelming any ideology for people to sell what is rational but the trend seems to be in a positive way like it seems to all be going in a positive way like it seems to be like racism is weightless tolerated among the most of the people that are in the middle of most of people that aren't crazy and aren't aren't you know aren't overly sensitive like it seems like things are bouncing out should be in a positive way like it seems to all be going in a positive way like it seems to be like racism is weightless tolerated among the most of the people that are in the middle most of people that aren't crazy and aren't aren't you know aren't overly sensitive like it seems like things are bouncing out


    Joe Rogan: Ahmaud Arbery Killing Was Vigilanteism
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    saw the video of the kid that was jogging Ahmad yes I mean what is going on like I'm not surprised I can say I'm not surprised like something jumps out and he's trying to grab the shotgun from they shoot them like what my thing is how do we have laws that say that you could Chase somebody with guns and here's a thing if you notice in the video in front of them so they chase them got in front of them the guy that's running behind those like like a mod was trapped a guy chasing you with a camera the truck was already pulled up so it was certainly trapped and it's vigilantism even even if he did something may I don't even know if he did anything actually photographed videos of him walking into house being built like what I tell my wife what would do that s*** when I was a kid me to tell my wife we just did that the other day they're building a house and which is also let's see what else is in in and any jobs on didn't steal anything didn't have anything just jogging now how do we come to a point in our country where two men can chase him down with guns and then get in a fight with him and then say it was self-defense well I think Georgia has some crazy laws they have time to law enforcement father was with the DEA and then the prosecutor the local prosecutor wrote this letter that said basically he burglarized to get a mod burglarized something which you didn't and they had every right to pull them over and when he didn't stop he got in a fight and so they had every right to kill so now the the government came in like the people in 2 days and it was just like we don't think so social media I took the outrage of people finding out about the case but when I found out that it happened months ago 223 February him and then that the guy I do try to take the gun away look who's going to free you when I'm doing the southern accent and two white guys in the back of a pickup truck with shotguns pull over and there's no one else around what was the kid's supposed to do just stopped and talked to two men with guns exactly it's it's in then and then I was listening to reports like before this video even came out as crazy as the police had the video at the beginning and they still just missed it they had this at the beginning they didn't release it the lawyer released it like you said so they have it at the beginning I think he shot the video whoever this guy was a hero video they start talking to them pulled a gun out right away when you just jogging well some coasters I just feel that you know anytime you bring up race you'll have the audience that goes all you got to bring up race but this was a black guy that got shot by two white guys with a shotgun shot a white guy well you've heard this some people don't even think racism is real there's no racism in America people go through so if you think about that right 3 people go people own people so you were racist and then your kids were racist my dad is that third level being black had to go through racism so we're still in it that you can't go away that fast it takes a long time to go away when you get the roots of it that's still deeply embedded in the cities right like Baltimore Red Line allowed to sell a home to someone who was black insert tricks me and my dad has a PHD in nuclear physics in went to a college where you couldn't even eat at restaurants on campus and Oklahoma State my dad was in marches to try to get the local restaurant The Lettermen so it's a thing where when people go racism isn't that bad my dad is only 75 right and he went through it during his life this is how my dad said he didn't even know he was poor growing up because they never left the area they couldn't go anywhere he never knew they were poor people because they weren't allowed to go anywhere anyway so he never knew they were in poverty


    Striking Garbage Workers Were Replaced by Prisoners in New Orleans
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    you know I was reading this horrible story about even after slavery was abolished one of the things they would do is they would capture black men for loitering and force them into going into labor camps so they would literally in for slavery but do slavery by having them in prison yep and forcing them to do labor now when I'm the reason I bring this up right now there was a garbage strike garbage workers strike and they brought in prisoners they kicked find out where this says they this is I don't remember where it was when I was reading over what in the f*** these guys the garbage man made $10 an hour they fired all of striking garbage man and brought in prisoners to do this here it is prison labor replace is striking garbage workers in New Orleans stop and think about that you know what you want more than $10 an hour I got a better idea we'll get people to do it for clear essentially reigniting slavery in New Orleans when it comes to taking care of garbage that this is like well I got a solution in the fact you don't think someone should get more than $10 an hour to take care of people's garbage that's literally slaves can be paid only 13% of what garbage makers to the good garbage workers who are only making $10.25 an hour so they're going to get 13% of that which is what is that is that I got buck-fifty flooring that it's like $0.75 right that's insane what some people would say you know their inmates they did wrong that's right hold on but won't go to scroll back up their butts in this Metro Services Group has a lot has long been an advocate of helping persons who have been incarcerated return to society in a meaningful and productive way to the city sanitation services in a statement Metro makes no apologies for this policy as a core element of our commitment to being good corporate citizens under trolls prison inmates employed by Metro services with paid only 13% with garbage workers make f*** what is that mean built widespread Community spreads from unions and Community groups but still doesn't mean they have built widespread Community spreads from unions and Community groups but still the city has refused to meet them and discuss their safety concerns widespread Community have built widespread community support support unions in too many groups they wrote spreads instead of support I think it said that they're they aren't trying to hear us says Woods They Don't Care About Us they would let anything happen full-time job is f****** insane it's insane into a grown man in a union that can't get more than $10 an hour how f****** crazy is that this is this is what we're living in and I often wonder you know I always think about your three people go and I go how long is it going to take how many people from us right is it going to take you know I'm like maybe 5 maybe 6 if the world is still around necessarily always cuz we could get to a point where there were indistinguishable right or it'll be it'll be a financial thing or intelligence thing you know unless unless they get to genetic engineering in Russian etic engineering reaches a point where literally there is no disparity in human beings terms of intelligence looks all those things but what is that yeah there's always going to be competition is always going to be weirdness right there's always you know there's always going to be those women that can bounce back from pregnancy quicker is always going to be men like you know super Geniuses were Knuckleheads like a sir scratching our heads on how the f*** do they even think of that every time I talk to you on every time I have that dude go f*** him up. I'm the one that walked out of the room like him but he's right and unless we figure out a way to make it fair which is almost positive opk is going to be Prejudice is going to be disparity smarter than me or even close he's a large man to he's bigger than me to he's the world's not fair right and unless we figure out a way to make it fair which is almost to be Prejudice is going to be disparity


    Eddie Bravo Looks Into It for 20 Minutes Straight (Compilation)
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    I mean this is horrific this is a setup is reservation and everybody got syphilis everybody everybody's bag and everybody and they all got syphilis and people hair is falling out the other ulcers all over their body people are going crazy and dying the Indians are like right now all the top of the freezer by the top of the Looney left the top of them they're all going to go down for something they want the day before 9/11 Donald Rumsfeld 11 happened to no one brings it up so if we have a World War right now those people who go to prison or would you rather would you rather go to prison or World War greatest thing ever and now being famous it's not so great it's like you're just a Target you know it's like nobody has no right over the wrong about everything over and over three years of Trumps of Russian agent they gave Trump the Russian that's the worst thing you could give a politician he's a Russian agent Russia racism rape even if I didn't win the person that would be president right now would have a body count think about that s*** a person with a body count can Trump just cuz he's arrogant and over-confident and more prosperous what we're seeing now is we're seeing clearly now clearly who is above the law there are people that can do whatever the f*** they want we're seeing and I used to be a myth conspiracy theory but we're seeing it now who is above the law with all this going on with Epstein and all that and the media is backing them off to that if that's all just a distraction till I can get people arguing make it so obvious that it was it wasn't a suicide meanwhile he's still alive and everyone's trying to figure out how he died and all they care about is that he's dead but there's virtually a media blackout on it for the longest time but they talk about something cuz the longer the mainstream media doesn't talk about it the more obvious it looks and it's waking everybody up you know how many people were super anti conspiracy theorist Jeffrey Epstein and there's a guy on YouTube Every Day puts out all he does is Steve he's written books on gangsters and all and every day he puts out a Epstein video on update and supposed to eat protein on Atwood who was originally doing what Epstein was doing Epstein took to everything started Bangin just laying she takes him because you know what you going to take over the family business the family business is it's not just blackmailing the elite that's part of it but the big part of it shut down our throats with obvious now it's all out in the open so any plausible Theory you can't laugh at jumpsuits Baker definition of go to one of the islands in Japan and one of them probably have so many spots set up when do we smart instead of some spots and in like the Greek Islands or somewhere like what the coast of Norway Greenland Greenland Greenland they can have all these cities a kill switch with the wrong family controllers and surveillance and now we haven't the internet was intended for scientists to share information at University was in the University's why they invented it was all funded by the CIA was all the way to keep it's always about the New World Order it's always about the easiest way to control us we can go on for 5 hours for this s*** it's almost like you can't and then the directors are only there temporarily that and out everyone that goes through it but it's a real like if you find out some evil ships going on for sure in my heart I believe it 100%. There is some stuff in the Bible that the real s*** there is no it comes from the real ship it got distorted and translator like maybe God is the idea maybe God is the in Jesus's the frequency you want to get in that frequency of life don't deceive anybody don't tell each other each other out that you will be in that song there's more there's way more s*** to this reality this Dimension that and then the more the more I get into your trying to find out what we're on and what what this is all about and then you look at the Main Street I think someone created what we're at whatever you want to whatever you think this isn't assimilation will you know came up with that becoming really just came up with that, Jesus said I'm no longer Pagan / luciferian I'm no longer an ancient Babylonian ship where we like Christ to Christ we're going to do they made Jesus and what I'm saying is they would never end to Jesus when you look at the Vatican you've gone too far you think the Vatican has been is a beautiful place I love it after kids born Catholic Catholic and for the Catholic church I love the Cardinals I love The Bishop's I love all of them depict the L they reported that they killed Carrie Americans so it looks like a real Retaliator face going on so it the rumor is the rumor has it that the president of Iran wasn't getting along with solemani anyways so Trump said so I got to take them out I'll do you a favor I look like a bad motherfuker Jiu Jitsu in a beagle why are you can spare stairs and I said why isn't everybody of God damn conspiracy theorists we all know the government lies and then you believe official stories I'm sure. For sure you know what out of those four people they're all saying the exact same thing and they're all full of s*** and who else sang this exact same thing CNN MSNBC so we already know okay so by process of elimination you know that people that think Hillary good Trump bad Trump good Hillary back and then there's the third type that think both of them are bad f****** someone's willing to kill a motherfuker just to avoid you don't have to do any more people you just have to figure out which who are the good people here I believe Bob mizar believes all that s*** I believe he don't believe it's true I believe you set up they let him talk too much like aha they're going to let him do Netflix and they're going to come on JRE if you're on Netflix they want the Deep State wants you on Netflix you eat that they're trying to get us to believe in aliens so they can fake an alien attack so that'll Usher in the New World Order cuz what happens if the aliens attack we all unite and all the movies and see him in the movies like other attacking this called I'm happy that the comedy scene is slowly getting braver with jugs and seems like it's a weird thing because in the 80s it was like the cool thing to be a liberal and I'm Democrat and Republican they just they're just Christian they have family values they don't want to get high or go to Republican and I don't know what happened I don't know what happened but it seems like now the cool kids are Republicans cuz when I grew up there were no family values and I thought Family Values is a way to control you control you with the family values in Christ on the older you get you like a f****** idiot of course it's all about family values dude with no values is a dude you can trust with the s*** you know what I used to think growing up that giving in to your desires was like that you're right it's my right thumb horny I'm going to f*** if I wanted party I'm going to drink and these f****** right-wing people from Alabama they're trying to throw Jesus down my throat and try to push you do a push their family values and but I swear now dude I'm not Republican I'm not claiming Republican at all or anything but I get it now I get it because I have a kid and there's no way anybody is going to convince me that because some f****** kid pink hair all looked up on Pharmaceuticals shoots up a mall that it makes sense that I give up my guns and I can't protect my family so long, everything up is people getting blackmailed and people being compromised and those are the people that are making the laws and they are the lows law affect my family gets all f***** up cuz everything you're saying is right but that's not what these people be certain people not everybody there's a lot of good people in the government lot of good people and it's I'm fat I'm fascinated everyday finding out who they are those are the good guys and the bad guys let's make it popcorn and you watch the f****** show you know what people tell me you know like if it's all you do is study conspiracy theories on the weekends dude on the weekends I am blue pill in myself on the weekend baseball with my son karate we've got the f****** watching the Disney cartoons with all the spaceship and a blue pill with the f*** out of my don't try to get my son into life every minute is happiness just love and happiness and we just beautiful want to make henna for every deck he loves School more than anything he loves to go more than f****** you love school and then after school karate and then we're going to eat all the baseball to and then we're going to go to the batting cages my boom I think we're going to I'm going to take a relaxation day worth a lot the last couple days but let's go get a order pizza from the from Dino's in Burbank amazing and then we'll watch some Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle he's all about Teenage Mutant 19 kid I was one of 19 yet at 8 different checks he was banging and he never I found out I met I met a couple of my half-brothers and half-sisters they were actually part of his real family and we met one day we went to the Old Spaghetti Factory in in Hollywood and he put they told me all about it but I didn't know I thought he had five kids he had a family with five kids and my mom was some chick he was sitting on the side that's what I thought I didn't know how many my Sassy Sister go sister half-brother how many kids do you think your dad has I said 6:00 train 19th and Gracie holyshit and one thing that he never told anyone he never said the words I love you to anybody to his like real family you never said it to me cuz I would seem like once a year the words never came out of that never told my mom back apparently he's one of those guys that will never say hello to anybody and I tell my son I look him in the eye everyday so you know who loves you the most you know I don't know I love you though you know I'll kill anybody for you you forget play I won't forget I call you promise I won't forget it I just want to make sure you don't forget and it goes okay because I Daddy I won't forget I promise another everyday I'm living for him that's why I shave my head in my washing my hair


    Best of the Week - May 3, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    I want to get back to something you said earlier you said the way restaurants were before the Food Network like what happened you know I think Food Network end and food shows in general are a great thing you know it empowers people to cook and there's all different levels and I think it's the the greatest thing it also has given us a chef's a platform to do some incredible things too but there was a different type of motivation between between the cooks in the kitchen and a good number for Cooks today so before you know there wasn't celebrity involved so you were there for the reason for the love the art of it where as nowadays I'm not going to say everybody because I cook with and I know there's plenty of people that are very serious about it it's about about the craft of putting in the hours the repetition that doesn't make sense until all the send you doing something without thinking about it and that's what it was like before we were just everybody was in the kitchen was there because they loved cooking not not for any reason of celebrity or or whatever it is so it it really it did change good hit me up patients like so people like the progression be like oh you work as a line cook for three to four years and then you know you then your sous-chef for number years and then you're a chef and you know there was a progression and then when the whole thing came along menos everybody was like culinary school to Chef you know they want to jump right into it and do you think there's a significant number of people that are actually getting into cooking to become famous there's something about it yeah there's an Allure I mean it it that it has it has a thing I don't know. The famous is a little bit different notoriety and other like ready to show like hey I can this but with cooking the there's a certain number of hours you just you cannot avoid you have to put this in you have to have the knife in that in your hand for thousands and thousands of hours before you really are starting to cook because it's easy to do a dish but it's difficult to do addition to cook you know consistently with all the different things getting thrown at you like this coronavirus thing or like okay how do you adapt how are you resilient you know how can you bounce back how do you understand like matter what I'm going to get this dish up at 9 if that customer wants it at 9 not anything else while I think we're rapidly moving towards opening up the country it's going to happen extremely fast over the next few weeks so yeah informational level is when reporting two separate out diagnosed with covid-19 what size is which was covered a primary cause of the death or not I mean I mean somebody has covered get eaten by shark finder arm the arm has covered find that you've covered you will be required as a covered by would they do that though well right now so covid that is difficult to say no to especially if your hospital is going bankrupt for lack of other patients to the hospital right now they're following doctors as you were mentioning the other or I got to find some doctors and what's it what's in that knows how far upon Dre is it what words can do so nice to be semi-normal again yes for f****** Shore supposed to be lifting up here in Los Angeles on Friday which means nothing for us for comedians that means something feel like some retail some other stuff but they're doing it nice and slow and a list of s*** that the governor's office stuff you're allowed to do you should pull that up Jamie cuz it is it's quite hilarious it's it's kind of like you're a moron like hears things you're allowed to do one of them said soft martial arts martial Martial Art of War anti cheese it is much more of a meditation of War I think it's very beneficial to test Athletics number one what does that mean badminton singles singles throwing a ball a baseball softball. Here's the problem with that yeah if you're throwing a baseball you're basically shaking hands with an organic skin baseball the outside of it Houston to throw ball by yourself but right are in Northern California big deal Blue Crabs I think they are I think they're blue there's a lot of areas around San Francisco or people catch crabs it really big in like like Maryland and you know those guys love crabbing in Alaska to the do a lot of crows gardening groups oh you can explore Rock pools thank you oh wow where can we do that Malibu but you can't get to the beaches closed cycling golf singles walking no cart Tony oh my gosh if it's your cart is there a logic to that and how is it any different than the car at the supermarket like that motherfukers getting passed around like a cheap hoe but that lady that new press secretary she isn't he sent me that video to they're prepared and you know why they are prepared cuz they're trying to play gotcha yeah but she played with them she checkmated like Leonardo DiCaprio he was like that she could f****** fire off the machine no I don't know if I don't happen with her because she said that travel from Asia is because they're worried about the coronavirus they tried to take what she said and then take it out of context or frame and take a look at what she was saying that Trump is not going to let the country get infected by the coronavirus he's not going to have free travel where people have coronavirus because it's going to bring the virus in not that it's the only way the virus is going to get here the virus got here anyway but came with them who trying so hard to have these moments where they they f****** play got you when did when do these journalists quit being drones me come like f****** trolls off Reddit like some of the questions to Trump that's why Trump is so hard in the paint on them I know but he goes too hard the problems years to months guy f****** rider for the way she handled as though oh my God she just dropped the folks it was a coyote with a TNT zaxy coyote with a TNT and then she had a big smile and walked off as a trying to say he's like you prepared for that she went thank you have a good day I think she prepare for it with all those stats and she read right in front of you


    Elon Musk Explains Baby Name Choice | Joe Rogan
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    congratulations thank you you will never forget what is going on in the world when you think about when your child is born you will know for the rest of this child's life you were born during a weird time that's for sure that is for sure the probably the weirdest that I can remember knows the perfect day for you how do you say the name well 12 is my contribution Archangel 12 the precursor to the SR-71 coolest plane ever to Ariel travel as you are and it's a perfect 3 grade pretty great does it feel strange to have a child while this craziness is going does it feel like you've had children before it does any weirder it's being older and having a kid I appreciate it more any of my own I would see other people's kids and I didn't not like that better but I wasn't drawn to them to her but now when I see little people's kids and let them come out and then grow and then like your whole idea what a baby is is very different so now as you get older and mature fully formed adult it must be really pretty one wonderful spring for Babies R Us well see things fight so you're talkin about the neural-net you're not talking about it an actual baby natural baby both of them so it comes from the brain is like a net of neurons so you know it's like the yeah humans are the you know


    Joe Rogan on Coronavirus Virtue Signaling w/Brendan Schaub
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    I think Mark Cuban to do a good job I think he'd like to be president agree I probably will talk about this stuff isn't I don't think the NBA should be back listen get worse we should shut down shut the fuk up dude make another Marvel movie so he's worried about that which I get dude from a personal standpoint I get that but I also read the statue of smart he's super smart you're smart dude man I'm literally Eli is also a little bit of virtue signaling where people are saying thoughtful people are supposed to say and then they get sap reminder check the tweets all of those people agree with me yay I got them to like me more thumb and f****** Spider-Man at 9 thank you for saying that you're amazing. Every life matters every life every life matters it's fine yeah that's not cute man it's like really bad for you yeah dude this is too easy and that if this doesn't scare you or someone public health will step up and have some sort of a public health campaign saying look folks you gotta lose weight you got to stop eating sugar it's terrible for you system get yourself down there reasonable size and all the people that try to counter it with emotions and b******* it's alright nominal shape is like a hundred kids everyone slim that's how it should be man I know I'm a little sick but I'm in shape to my heart's crate motor Summit Racing saint but these kids were all in shape man all these kids you know high school now a letter from his mom he can't work out because of Billy have sore ankles doesn't respond well pressure leave him alone leave me alone from this is that there's so many people that don't know how to deal with any sort of diversity of people to talk to and when this thing came out was going to Bunker down and I think, stores me close 2022 we're not going to be on the road anymore what who am I what was the names wrong when I get to Duarte after it's okay I learned what we can't be friends anymore all this ain't s*** Bubba but here's the thing pneumonia still real people still get pneumonia and that still survive don't come on here and I will f*** you up don't come on and scare everybody dude we happy we get enough man you ever watch CNN you would think the world's on fire what's that guy's name Brian stelter my favorite he's a chubby guy is like the Baldur chubby guy he's really on there all doom and gloom SportLemon yeah but I love when he gets when he's all doom and gloom and tweeted this last night this is interesting I start Bradshaw from its on Newsweek


    Joe Tries to Get Elon Musk to Reveal Details About the Tesla Roadster
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    am I going to be able to buy more than Roasters when's The Happening well I can't but mean things are going to get it done I had a brochure are wrapping up the model y production that that'll be a car this great car that getting the Berlin gigafactory volts and a white and a Truck my truck Roadster so I mean I plant powertrain we're going to have that in Model S so that's like pot one of the ingredients does needed for for roadsters The Departed powertrain there more bass. Unit battery back like how do you feel about that I'm afraid that go ahead Jazz and stuff up with carbon fiber and doing a bunch interior choices you're cool with it you can't f*** with that you don't have time so is it good that someone comes along and has a special the company stuff with a do I don't know if civically but it is pretty dope pretty dope looking they take model ass and they they widen it and give it a bunch of carbon fiber that's it right there you are you going to widen the track and doing a bunch a bunch of different I know you guys are testing at the Nurburgring cannot talk about that well I think we got to leave that for I understand I understand last time you were here you convinced me to buy a Tesla I bought it and it's f****** insane it makes other cars seem stupid they just seem dumb like I don't have love dumb things I love dumb cars like I love campfires I love campfires I have a 1993 Porsche that's air-cooled sure it's like really it's not that fast is really slow compared to I really really quite slow engaging about the mechanical this was like they're the gears and it's right analog but it's so stupid in comparison to Tesla like when I want to go somewhere and then I hit the gas and time like a cheetah stands so yeah so it's so it lowers the back Jesus using it really had her the instant torque the instant torque and just the sheer acceleration is baffling roller coaster on tap it really is like a roller coaster on top without the loop de Loops but it's the painting to your seat it seems like you're not supposed to be able to experience that from some sort of Rick you know consumer vehicle that you can just a regular person could buy if you have the money it seems to too crazy and then the idea that so we're going to take something from like Yeah from Cadillac rock Rocket World and put them on a car so explain that it's there won't be sorry 0269 is that the


    Joe Rogan Previews Cejudo vs. Cruz - UFC 249
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    am I crazy to think Dominick Cruz can beat let me see who don't decision Dominick Cruz is a legitimate bantamweight Henry so who do beat mal-de-mer eyes but Marla merized it seemed like kind of fell apart got tired and fell piotrowski broken we haven't seen in she just got off another surgery is 36 37 now which is old for a 235 lb fighter burial but man it's a tough fight for Henry Soto for everybody he's not an easy fight for anybody and also you know I mean he's got to realize there's not a whole lot more opportunities left now y'all if he wins this one there are but he loses it's kind of like in DC have a fun time and we get silly this is one of the guys yeah yeah he's getting mad waiting around for you know but I think I love Steve yeah yeah there was an article about it today when there's there's some sort of some sort of a discussion when I don't want is to come back too soon when he's not ready to lose that fight and then you don't ruin a little bit of his legacy but I re-watch that first fight you got poked bad in the eyes first fight with you see I don't know if that's where the eye injury came from but it could have been cuz I know I don't see DC jumping on the bed to fight Francis f*** that I think it's D-backs off and says I'm done you know my eyes her too precious I think DC retires agree unless they come up with some sort of while 205-pound fight for him that allows him to make that cat again turn on the bed to fight Francis f*** that I think if she backs off and says I'm done you know my eyes her too precious I think DC retires agree unless they come up with some sort of while 205-pound fight for him that allows him to make that cat again


    Dana White Blocked Brendan Schaub on Instagram
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    I think I should be doing I think they should have the fight in California for Newsome's b**** ass then come and stop at your with precautions why is it such a big deal I don't know I don't misquote Luke it stays irritating for a long time stays irritating feel like 15 minutes after it's over that better than the prick testing better it is more active whereas the other one is just testing the antibodies and the other one they can tell whether or not you have a current infection or you recovered from infection but this is like are you sick with it right now . and it was negative my antibodies are negative everything is negative I don't have it but you can do that with everybody these aren't it's not these these doing that this is a thing and it's not like these tests are hard to get any more right there was a time the beginning of the outbreak 2 months ago was very difficult to get these tests now it's not you get these tests you get the results back fairly quickly very quickly 15 minutes of the anybody test it takes a day or so with the nose swab you can test everybody so you test everybody why is that hard if everybody's negative let him fight it's it's not I don't want to talk about it damn it. It's listening it's not what everybody thought it was going to be everybody thought was going to be like the Spanish flu or the f****** black plague it's not about how about Dana said reporters called in and complain to that the Newsome to the government and that's why I got shut down reporters that's the word and he is a list am I right on that Jamie do this and then that's why I get stopped so that's why he said p**** to p**** media you know I'd love to hear that list I want to see but that the of the of the people back then a month ago was different The public's perspective the information the more the information comes in the better things look you know the the worse it looks of your fam or someone in your family died or your grandma died. I understand that but the more the data comes the more it looks like it's not nearly as deadly to get open your eyes. Be willing to take the information in those many 70% of the people that get her a symptomatic which is just Bonkers and then every dozen people I blocked on Instagram I got a request sound pay-per-views over here like was not nearly as successful as it was now as it is now which is really kind of funny because if he had just like buried hatchet with you back then you would be an ally will be helpful. She could come on the show pretty basketball pump up the pay-per-view be great for every million views it's a different world now like now the shows bigger than anything is on ESPN by far and they don't have show me friends see when you don't have a connection to a network like it's basically a meritocracy like the shows good people TuneIn and more people tuned into more fun the more they like it the more they enjoy it the bigger gas for realness yeah it was not over producing stones in your ear and you got a banana jenda yes holding you back and slowing you down take it easy shop


    Why Elon Musk is Selling His Possessions | Joe Rogan
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    no you are in the middle of this this strange time where you're selling your houses you say you don't want any material possessions and haven't seen all that I've been really excited talk to you about this cuz it's an interesting thing to come from a guy like yourself like why you doing that I'm slightly sad about it actually but why you doing it turn their kind of an attack Vector you know you'll say hey Blaine are you going to list stuff like no other stuff and I want to see what you going to do I have two other things that have sentimental value for sure I keep those Define you by the fact that you're you're wealthy they Define you in a pejorative way for sure I mean not everyone but you know for sure in recent years billionaire has become a purge election Senate majority people in a in a better way to produce products and services that are better than what existed before and you have some ownership in that company then that that is actually gives you the right to allocate more Capital so it is it's that there's a conflation of consumption and capital allocation so we take for Warren Buffett for example he does like Capital allocation and he reads a lot of a lot of sort of annual reports of companies and fully counting and it's pretty boring really he's trying to figure out is that he does Coke or Pepsi deserve more capital I mean that's kind of a boring job if you ask me but is that are better than others are worse and should you know your favorite type of company is making compelling products and services it should get more capital and if it's not a chicken less will go out of business money designing and Engineering fantastic product versus someone who's making an incredible amount of money by investing in companies are moving money around the stock market doing things along those lines it's it's a different thing and to put them all in the same category seems it's it's very simple and as you pointed out it's an attack Vector in finance we should have of I think fewer people doing low on your people doing finance and more people making stuff people are kind of learning that particular because of this whole pandemic in this relationship that we have with China that there's a lot of value into making things in the making things here yes it's somebody's got to do the real work yeah you know and you know that's for sure gutter entertainment get information that these are all Bible things to do you know where is there something that this idea of getting rid of your material possessions or something that built up over time or did you have a moment of realization where you realize that yeah I've been thinking about it for a while I do spend a lot of time and most of them and that doesn't seem like a good use of assets like somebody could probably be enjoying those houses and get batteries with done me so he's a legend his soul he want his Essence in the building and there's like doors to nowhere and strange like car doors and tunnels and oddbods paintings on the wall and yeah but why do you buy all these houses to just get bored and go I think I'd like to have that well I had one house and then but her house right across the road from me from from my main house and it was going to get it sold and then tore down and your bib a construction zone for 3 years and I was like well I think I'll buy it and preserve the Spurgeon water and not have a giant construction zone and then some privacy issues and so then I said like for the house some of the houses around my house and then F1 Point well you know it'd be cool to to build a house so then I quite some properties at the top of Samara Road and purchase got a great View and it's like these older houses you know I don't know artistic like that you know Dreamhouse everything can I get a CD on the little details and the Zion and or should I be allocating that time to getting us to Mars walk through the ladder so you know


    Chef Adam Perry Lang Breaksdown Dry Aging Steak, Steak Cooking Techniques | Joe Rogan
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    I thought about you restaurant online I was just Googling new places to go for dinner and I don't know if maybe a couple years ago and I was Googling steakhouses and then I saw that you specialize in dry aged steaks and I have steak that you cooked once that was more than a year dry-age we have so if it was delicious but it was really weird and made it weird like a regular steak and taste like it's like a different animal like you're eating something you know some exotic animal and I just thought I'd like to do I mean you no more age doesn't necessarily mean better but you know it's just different and that's enough for me as a chef you know I called my drainage room and environmental chamber of me and Adam in the basement that f****** meat locker room and it's it's for people that have never been to a dry aging room it's very odd there's fans blowing around everything's a very specific temperature you got all these different things labeled as far as like what date it was put in there and for no one for people who haven't seen dry aging is very too because you like hey what is wrong with that meat exactly the outside crust of it. Here's a photo of it folks you can see it in the background of the not working going to text you later it is so you can see in the background the meat has like a black cross to it and then you slice that crust off what do you do with the cross get rid of it but is it edible it's not enjoyable for dogs eat myself the dog and he eats dog food with regular dog food there's a friendly oxidation I referred to in in the whole process okay is that white ass like the same as you get on outside of salami it's like that it's part of it there it's a mold and the whole concept behind dry aging is based on three things air velocity temperature and humidity are Velocity yes and it's really important I like to you know when I teach people about raging it's like if you want to Beach in Jamaica and there was no wind and you just start getting sweat then you just uncomfortable but then if Tradewinds went through it would have at the same temperature to evaporate the water off your skin so we're trying to do is we're trying to at the right ratio evaporate the water off surface so it doesn't get like a smelly stinky bad mold and dehydrated slowly what it does is it concentrates the flavor it transforms amino acids into whole different compounded changes the flavor all together and then also enzymes within the meat through the process of rigor mortis it breaks down so becomes more tender so you get flavor enhancement you get tenderization and it just it just blows it away it transforms into a whole nother compound it's like a flavor it's it's like when we talk have you ever heard of my concept of like my yard reaction yes but I don't know what it means anymore expression but I forgot what it means to buy a reaction is basically like when you're cooking something went up a pellet a i l l a r d you know when you're ever you're Browning are you doing different things at different rates I mean when it says transform into different things and you get different flavor compounds and that's really what happens you know with me you know so if I dry age you have to handle dry-aged meat a lot differently can't go on like okay I'm going to slow cook this one to try it cuz then it just developed a really nasty kind of like funky flavor but if you cooking under high heat like really aggressive like that's why I'm Steakhouse Broiler there's something about stop Browning of that triage me that transforms that just like awakens your senses you know I don't I don't even if anybody wants triage above medium I tried talk now cook it any way you want but if you start cooking past medium it's almost like you know seeing someone like transform like it just ages like when you cook it a long time it's just age just turns into something else is just nasty offencive you should go any Burger King you monsters what's wrong with you when I have it when I go to dinner with someone they order well done steak I just cringe like who am I eating they have some it's a cultural thing I noticed through with some people like they just want to cook that if the vase want a well done steak and I recommend a wedige state to do well done because you know at least you know you have a fighting chance for some type of flavor that what is the only weird yep yep you know it's true like Joe that's for me to know Criminal and it's also there's an art to the perfect temperature right what's the perfect internal temperature of a medium rare steak with which to be like 1:35 or something no it's it's a bit less but it's not necessarily the temperature it's kind of like how you get there okay let me explain that to you so I had this method we're particularly for thicker steaks where I'll cook it I start the cooking and then I get it to about a hundred 5 degrees and then I allowed to rest at 105 and when is it happening is is I called him at the just like tempering of the meat and it basically it starts transmitting the the temperature in towards the center and then I put it back in again and then they'll heat up the temperature if you like take it I would say for medium-rare even though like on many logs will say Okay 12125 is rare but it's not you know for me if you going to do that dead-solid medium-rare OB about 120 really 120 is rare like I don't really understand it exactly you know they'll get there I think they're overshooting it for me it's not rare like rare is is is 110 using the method that I use now. cast of Fantastic Beasts and rest amazing it's an amazing place to will you walk in there it's just visually it's really interesting because of that they have these grills with live logs me to take it live honestly but they take their cooking all over fire and they have these greats these grill grates at rise and and lower and you can see how they're doing it when you walk in the door I guess you're walking to table you're passing by in this method of this idea of cooking over fire logs like cooking over fire Some people prefer that and then some people like those crazy broilers wear their gas but the broiler it's on top and bacon and it's lowering down exactly what is the is there a difference and why it really comes down to what your taste preferences like where I'm at right now dry age without any type of smoke what is more preferable cuz I really want to taste the dry age when you start getting into the wood fire cooking and you're burning logs that aren't burnt. I like to cook basically my wood down to Charcoal like to ask so that it's cleaner okay so then you really taste the meat when you start you know burning on unburnt fuel you know that block themselves it has like these creosote sand different flavor compounds that will get on the meat and it's just kind of just like coach your palette I like that from a wet aged beef okay but for the triage I really like the cleaner I like the steakhouse Broiler I like using a Plancha you know and that's just like a heated piece of Steel it's like you can do that in your home with a cast iron Plancha you know it's just kind of like this flat sheet of Steel and it's all about crust development surface contact so like I like to cut the steaks on a saw so it's a perfect line and it's all about contact Direct with the surface it's about the Browning of the meat you know if you're going to get in there and you're going to cook over life would like that he's doing it obviously right cuz he's amazing but you know when you raise and lower the Shelf like I was saying how I rest it and like you can start on the higher higher level of the Heat and then you bring it up higher the actual Grill higher and it's actually resting while still getting like the tickle of of heat up there the tickle of he yeah so I imagine it like so the flames actually touch the meat it kind of tickles it so it's kind of like it kind of wisps at the bottom of the meat and so the way he's doing it Bazaar Meats he's using wet aged steaks cuz that's how you would cook offer over that kind of I don't know if he's doing that's my personal preference I mean I think he does do some aging it does amazing it believed over there so it's just I watch YouTube videos and how to cook the perfect steak they like what they think about dry aging though I mean old raging is not critical I call an environmental chamber so think about it like making cheese in France you say hey out of goat cheese and you think you'd get one type of goat cheese across line I'm creating an environment just like a cheese maker okay that's unique to my own I actually have the culture from 1516 years ago that I've traveled with Paul. Put on you put culture so I have like a method I basically take meat that an aged and I bring those spores if you will from that agent because you know there's a mold on it's a friendly mold and friendly I like it I don't know Simply Clean at a hundred hundred days hundred twenty days because I get there slowly my temperature is very low I like to in triage at 32 to 35 degrees I like a high humidity so I don't dehydrate the meat too soon I like 85% sometimes a little bit lower if I won pole it's really depends you know someone lots of fans the previous in a dry aged room and I bring it to that and so I put it up by the fan and it will circulate spores you put it by the family. How do you do that is a fan in a cooler and it's blowing around it's like blowing the whistle blow the the spores around the room so my dry it has unique flavor in my try you know some great guys who like master purveyors in the Bronx which is through these guys like my heroes you know they taught me practically they have their own flavors that dry aged taste different you know Pat lafrieda is another New York guy does amazing dried beef as well you know his that's a different flavor so you know for me that's why I take a lot of Pride even though it's not the most cost-effective thing to carry in a hundred thousand dollars in inventory but it gives me unique flavor profile that is my unique selling point for my restaurant so you have these pieces so like those steaks that we saw in that photograph you would take one of those I'd States when it's ready and then you would trim the pieces off then you use those pieces those dark and pieces who just has a sports on it and that would be how do you know how much to put in there as much as I can you know I'm really I don't want it to look like clean clean in there I wanted to be an environment so it's like a cave and you know I'll put a couple trays then and then I am very tactile so I'll touch the meat and feel it and you know I'll paste it I'll see where Adam always cutting into it's like a lot like you say taste it lead you cook it yeah like I'll cut off a piece like how we looking at 30 days how we looking at 50 days so each room is different because you know I try to Truman Vegas and we had you No Ceilings that were 30 35 ft lot of circulating air it was just it was just like a different flavor profile we're able to age 150 days and that was like our sweet spot okay and then he ran in Hollywood it's a lot last time a lower ceiling it circulates differently it's just you have to really kind of taste it's not just like I have dry aged or you go to the supermarket psycho you sell dry aged okay great I'll take it and if you think that's what it taste like it's a good indicator of what it is but if you really want to get you know like down to it you know each triage can taste a lot different than that that's really weird so it's it's very experimental it's constantly moving I ought to take you to die within well when I first did it was really by mistake particularly the extended age cuz you just weren't selling the meat so I had a couple of people out of pieces like like left you know back for a long time and you know that's like a taper cut into my tastes like woah I mean this is incredible and I was talking to the old school guys who drives like all you're wasting your money nobody wants take over 42 days you know it's just hydrate what I think now I think I'm onto something you know there's a there's a big difference here in the flavor and as you know we would see like a huge difference of jumping to flavor and like good quality not like the funky stuff like that the full-year that's like that's another level that's very good though I only want to see you don't want to eat too much like people in like a whole steak I'm like no you just want two slices of it savor it like a fine wine understand it get to know it but don't like hunker down on it because sometimes too much of a good thing is not good okay and I say the same thing also for the Japanese Wagyu like alluc all that fat in the marble ization it's incredibly rich and if you eat it like a Westerner it's not right it's just it's too much so certain steak certain types of beef you should be eating only a small amount and appreciating anything more like you just it's just I don't know what gets me it's it's too much for me when did people start dry aging a year like when when did this really cuz this is not something I mean obviously I know nothing about restaurant yet other than that they're great dry I never heard of a yearly cuz it's a new thing you know they were doing it in Spain for sometime particular with the older animals like the oxygen you know animals that are 5 years 8 years 10 years old and they would a cheese for long periods of time I was not aware of this when I started doing it that they were the first people that I heard about it was doing it while I was doing there was amazing a food writer Jeffrey steingarten who just like dialed into me and we did a tasting with one of my culinary Heroes Harold McGee who wrote The Incredible Book on food and cooking which is a scientific manual to all chefs around amazing guy and he had put in his book that there's really no difference in flavor when you get to that that point and so that later stage so we cook three steaks and we cut a cube out of the center of it and at that point you know he says wait maybe there is something different I'm not sure I mean now. to hear more about it because we're shops we like to play with things we like to push the limits on things but not many people want to make the commitment cuz it's so costly to carry the inventory and they're scared to actually do it because if you screw it up you know you lose all the money so I see more of it now but back when I was doing it there really wasn't anybody else pushing the limits maybe a few people I don't want to feel like I was the only one but you know all the money so I see more of it now but back when I was doing it there really wasn't anybody else pushing the limits maybe a few people I don't want to feel like I was the only one but you know possibly it could have been a few people but you know


    Chef Adam Perry Lang on the State of the Restaurant Industry During Coronavirus | Joe Rogan
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    I have enjoyed the restaurant many times my favorite steak restaurant in all of Los Angeles thank you for the reasons why I wanted to bring you in here because this is really crazy time for restaurants and I mean that's basically that that's the gist of it just a crazy time it's it's bananas it's absolutely crazy trying to just get a handle on it it's just overwhelming so for me it's just head down and cook try to help people you know that are need and then we'll figure it out later I know you been doing a lot of cooking for First Responders and for hospitals and it would have you been doing with your time now that this is well it really first started we're basically everything just everybody was just staring at each other and saying what what is going on what's Happening and I had I didn't lay off any of my employees and it's all happening everybody else is closing up shop and you know I'm just overwhelmed as a business owner what am I going to do and I actually had my GM come up to me and you know cuz I'm trying to figure it out if that's what's going to happen mygm came up to me and says Hey listen you know we're with you we know you didn't create the corner of a virus you know you do what you have to do and we know your heart's in the right place and I was just like I just like I'm just let out of breath invite okay well I appreciate you saying that and then I was just head down get down to business with it and we had to cut back 90% of the staff and we were just like just cook know who you know who's going to buy it or anything it's just crazy so we just tell her but it's the steakhouse call APL and it's in LA in what what is that like the Theater District what is that called night of Hamilton Premiere which is a big deal for us as business and you know all the sudden it's like it stops we I went to your place right after we saw something that was always Frozen podcast is what so devastating about this is there's a lot of people that have lost lost businesses in the past because Mark is changed and because maybe they didn't do what they could have done or work as hard as they could have work but for so many small businesses and restaurants and bars they been doing the best work they've ever been able to do they have they're putting in the hours they're showing up they're putting out these amazing meals and then because of nothing that's their fault it just shut off it's crazy and without any real understanding of how long it's going to take or when when you're going to mean we just had a conversation of saying we should just talk about this on are we were just talkin The Green Room yet like there's no clear indication of when you'll be able to go back to work and serve food to the general public and what that's going to look like and I know it's it's it's the unknown but how I'm investing my time a lot of other restaurant towards our investment of time is trying to serve take out to the public but also doing charitable and things to provide for first-line you know Frontline you know that Jimmy Kimmel and I teamed up to for every meal that we prepare we donate a meal to St Joseph's Center so I was the first thing was for our attitude was like you want to help people and let them know that they're cared about and then the other thing is to really just keep even just the five people working switch we don't even know if people are going to order so we jumped into it like that and then these services such as a Frontline that way which comes in and brings it's like the glue between us in the hospitals and we we prepare meals 450 at a time for the hospital workers and you guys package them up and then have them delivered to the hospital so we'll just sit there they'll say hey we have a need for this particular Hospital you know Hollywood Presbyterian okay great 150 people we package up the meals order off the menu or do you just prepare we prepare healthy things things that they wouldn't appreciate and then also sometimes I just serve meatloaf gravy and mashed potatoes healthy sometimes they just need a little bit more of like you know warmth and Light comfort food you know it is but that's what makes it but it works like that Comfort like when you say macaroni and cheese comfort food yeah that's what people are gravitating towards where my menu is right now it's all comfort food and barbecue really is that because that's what people were asking for well cook steaks right that's my read on the market you know I had experienced a similar thing where things shut down and people needed help and that was around during 9/11 you know our attitude was like how can we help people those you know those who need and and really comfort food really country has blossomed out of that so when you're doing right so you're doing take out as well and how does that work today order online or do they call up account how's that working prefer curbside I'm as opposed to just doing Postmates and GrubHub mean if people can do that and so will get people to come deliver that was good to that cuz how does that work Postmates and GrubHub is that good for your business is that is it less good than people ordering directly from you like he doesn't work it's great for a business because it gives us a greater range and we really can't deliver so it gives us an opportunity so it's a whole nother Market but you know they charge a back-end fee on it so we have to upcharge it a bit and you know for us we prefer just to kind of cell directly to the customer curbside which we doing good clip of 2 is probably about half and half so what would if you had to guess like what's a cup city is as far as like three businesses like full-on wide-open where people can come and sit down versus now like how much is it deteriorated it's it's maybe 10 15% of the business while I'm too yeah that's why I'm just focusing on like I just got to keep moving that's how I'm emotionally getting through this thing and also keeping the business going is basically just cook for people that are in need you know folks hospitals and then and the neighborhood just ride around us so it's tough spot and you have obviously have a lot of friends that are in the restaurant Bill yes and if so what is Hawk all the time what's the general feeling like what is what's the temperature like how how's everybody dealing with this you know first of all knowing that a good number of us are not going to be around because just even figuring out all the rules in the laws that are going to happen Stingray or unfolding and they're just very hard to read and get a clear understanding what's happening so a lot of people just don't know the unknown you know landlord so you know we're deferring rent but the same time you know they're not accepting of that so we're like on the hook and we don't even really know where we're going to end up with it even just the PPP loans what is BPP it's that paycheck Protection Program and that's really a government-funded assistance to Supply restaurants and all businesses I think of all the loans given out I think only 5% of all the ones giving out were actually two restaurants so they they give you a chunk of money essentially that covers 8 weeks of payroll and also a portion of that for twenty 75% has to be spent on payroll coverage for 8 weeks and then the other 25% is for rent and utilities so it's like an 8-week let life so and so far how long has it been now we're looking at like 6 weeks of lockdown so far or something like that like what is like longer it's got to be a little bit longer like from me and feels it it probably is that I don't even have concept of time I'm working so hard it's just me and four other people and two on the front and two with me in the kitchen we're doing dishes or cooking or cleaning or doing everything has a great sense of you know what you accomplished call from a nurse Thanking us for the healthy meal that we prepared for them and that makes it worth it but you know like from me I'm actually like inspired and just kicking it into high gear I'm not going to like just wallering it I'm just going to keep working head down do what I do and just hope at the end of the day at the end of people have to eat so the world's going to be different you know probably not going to be the same at all and charger for my business but what choice do I have fcbd drink delicious like that so when you're operating at 10% capacity obviously this is not sustainable 10% of your business is not sustainable that's right because operating costs and all the above and then you're obviously in a very high-profile area which must be extraordinary rent to would just not paying the rent is not sustainable that's right because operating costs and all the above and then you're obviously in a very high-profile area which must be extraordinary rent to would just not paying the rent you know we're just pushing it off we can't we don't have the money for it so we'll have to work it out


    Joe Rogan: We Can’t Sustain a Nation-Wide Quarantine
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    I'm really hoping really hoping is that some sort of a rapid test for covid-19 like the 15-minute one that we came because I heard something about some saliva test if they're trying to develop it's extremely rapid that would be amazing if you could just test people right before they come in your restaurant or no one has to worry about s*** yeah you know gearing Up For What the new world is going to be temperature things not good enough because of your asymptomatic but you're still spreading it like why we're pretending like you that's avoiding science we need to find out whether or not people actually have it this temperature thing is just whether or not you're sitting right now it doesn't mean you don't have it if your if your temperature is low it's it's real weird and that's what's being that's what's going to be mandated on us I mean there's a certain series of things that we have to do and it's either nobody knows for sure or what not but you know well at a certain point in time I think we really need to make a decision as to whether or not we're just going to allow this to take over our world or whether we're going to do what we can do to protect the sick you know if you're in contact with people that have a weakened immune system you're going to have to have a different life than someone who doesn't if your person with a weakened immune system if you're going to have a day if you're an older person you're going to have to have a different life but for the vast majority of us this is this we're going to have to give people the freedom to make choices and to do what they want to do with their own life their own help if you're giving people the freedom D terrible food the card attacks or killing people as quickly as anything right cancer is killing people as quick as anything cigarettes kill a half a million people a year there's no government mandate is trying to get stop smoking cigarettes in fact there's not a single word ever spoken about in presidential candidate campaigns and governor governor campaigns Congressional Campaign no one's out there trying to get people to stop smoking cigarettes but yet it's killing a half a million people every year in this country alone we're so strange and I don't understand cigarettes the choice and infectious diseases are not worried about protecting people who have a compromised immune system but it's not most people you know did the vast majority of people that are going to get this or not it's not going to be fatal we have to figure out how to protect the people that are high-risk but to quarantine the whole country it just seems like maybe it was a good move to do initially but we can't sustain that so now we have to figure out how to move forward and there's all these protests all over at California now I'm sure you seen it in the Orange County and dissent in Huntington Beach and there's counties in Northern California that we're opening up everything open up restaurants are open in a bars we're going back to business Texas is basically back to business Montana is doing the same and you know they have a modified approach to dealing this and we're going to have to figure it out on the wrong way but I just don't want us to lose I don't want to lose any people but I certainly don't want us to lose restaurants either I don't want to lose bars I don't want to lose comedy clubs I don't want us to lose small businesses what it look like I mean here we are talk about a comedy club like how do you even like okay no speed apart and then doesn't have a certain energy in the room like what type of world do we have you know in front of us the way it's slated right now I don't know what kind of government overreach are we going to have our people going to come in and police this you know I quit I mean there's not real science to that either by the way you know they have a bunch of people jammed into a room with her six feet apart or not you're touching things you're breathing on each other mean I don't I don't know I think you should allow people to do what they want to do you know if it gets to a certain point where we have some sort of a viable cure or a treatment like there's this was that stuff called again this antiviral medication that dr. fauci has been rims Boyd we're hoping for that right we're hoping that there's some sort of a treatment where it's not a death sentence for people even with immune-compromised systems so I mean I just I feel so bad for people like you and for all the people out there that only has amazing restaurants that for my favorite things to do is to go to a nice restaurant and it would be in for me to go to work such a shame if because of this pandemic all that goes away I mean and what kind of A build-up are we looking at try to bring those places back I know I don't have the answers so you know for me it's okay to be done if you had a magic wand what would you do if someone said Adam fix this it's difficult for me because you know I hear your point about I've just such great empathy for you know people that would get sick just by someone else's negligence and and for me so that it's a bit of a tussle here because you know I want to just you know and you have liked an economy that is just tanking and businesses that are going to go to be no business but then on the other hand you know you have people that are defenseless some people that look healthy fantastic you know like a friend that 45 years old goes in and they're on a ventilator it's like you can't give the answers I don't know if I'm even prepared to give you a summary on it I haven't formulated in my brain the way that I've just been coping and I'm just trying to hold on and you know for me I'm just trying to put Faith in the fact that people have to eat and people like you really want to have restaurants around and in the end we're going to find a way and the only way I know to get through this is just a head down and work and be really helpful to people that are in need and be there for the community and feed them but outside of that you know no no God like if I had the I don't know how to answer you do you know nobody else that's what I don't even if I was in control I mean you know because I don't want people to die and severally by people's negligence but on the other hand I just don't know what such an incredibly messy situation was no clear-cut answer because of the fact that you do have these people that are seemingly healthy 35 year old people that are getting it and dying and it doesn't make sense and then you have you know you're all guy World War II David you know it like you see that too so it's like what how do I think about this do I think about it like the common cold will think about it like the flu do I think about it like some new thing that we I mean everyone is unsure and that's what makes a key is for us to get the vaccine olipac seen as quick as possible you know so that we can get it you know at least have some type of defense for this because and I don't know how long that's going to take people talking about Achilles amount of time but about takes a long time to develop a vaccine correctly mean they're they're going through a bunch of Trials right now we've talked about it before there's several ongoing including ones with human beings that they're testing the vaccine on there was a woman in Seattle she was the first ever person to receive is Coronavirus vaccine there it is story on her in the monitoring her you know what does what is that the only way for us to be sure yeah I mean because responsibly I mean even just me into the restaurant don't get me wrong I want the business on I want to have a bar that's pussing I want to have a bye bye want people to be happy and well-fed enjoy themselves but you can just get Twitchy about it yeah it happened so quickly too that's what's weird like do the whole world shifted so rapidly and people like you were the ones I mean obviously the people to get hit the hardest of the people a with a disease and be that work with people with the disease right the people that are that have a disease and then the the First Responders and Hospital workers and and all the different people that work to help those people there there the most devastated by this there are so many small businesses right now that are in this position that you're in where there's so much uncertainty is the keys going to be the rent game I mean at the end of the day for ladies business that's the looming factor is it's being on the on the hook you know not not only just to make rent the following month with compromised immune a 50% occupancy you know if you could imagine if you're paying rent for that you know you have a model in terms of how much income you know someone brought out the the the possibility of like instead of in a forgiving the rent taking the rent and putting it on the back end of it so right now essentially the for the three months you're not you don't need to pay the rent but you'll be at on three months at the end of your lease you know that for me makes sense but frosted turn around then you know work at you know Ken 15% capacity and then all the sudden get a bill for six figures say okay you do this in a work at 10 15% capacity and then all the sudden get a bill for six figures say okay you do this so who's going to who's going to fill my shoes like so if I can't make it at my location was going to come along and take on that rent any but nobody's going to do it so they're stuck we're stuck what are we going to do


    A Five Year Old Boy Stole a Car to Go Buy a Lamborghini
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    Shelby lady in Louisiana she got bit by an alligator should try to take a picture with it so I can hold on to it video of a guy running over one in it even though it is so big at turn back and bit his f****** calf really yeah even though it's like Dragon rabbit it's not it's not good it's a night for the world you keep saying that man and he is four year-old you ever seen before isn't fair you'll get some kids they look like they literally made out of marshmallows like marshmallows covered by a thin it's a bummer thin-skinned to bumps like did you see that that 5 year old that stole the car to go buy a Lamborghini dim but this video of his family talk enthrall thick is f*** and he stole this car cuz Mom can we can have a Lamborghini five-year-old driving an SUV on a Utah freeway and then he goes out I'm going to California by a Lamborghini and how much money have because I have $3 in my wallet so they spotted the vehicle driving 35 miles an hour in this five-year-old is just driving on the highway that's what a confident kid pulled over just how crazy is how old are you 5 you're 5 years old wow his sister fell asleep while she's babysitting going around this gigantic baby it's about 3 years old I think he looks creepy adult giant giant big mama big baby tells haters he's actually healthy


    Joe Rogan on Vinny Magalhaes’ Crushing Leg Injury at SUG 13
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    which is Rachael ostovich going to fight Paige VanZant fight with a panther walking off this guy ever had it on her that is going to be the hottest fight ever ever and Rachael ostovich like that's her husband to deed tapped-out Boogeyman I was super impressed I said a monster International competitor he's he's a gorilla man he's so strong the way through them around 2 I was like I was so impressed at how he got out of an armbar we explodes out of stuff like really explosive really strong but that clamp down on that head and arm choke and apparently cording to jail shows one is doing the commentary in the pay-per-view he said that's Austin's favorite to Mexico to 7 people watched the tapped on Craig Jones snapped his armpits snap his ankle what are they saying to each other but Venom saying you broke my leg while they're still going holy f*** yeah yeah you got it more than once to has broken shin bone and is digging on it with another heel hook my people watch that for the very best Grapplers on the planet Earth is like I don't tap the heel hooks I don't tap the heel hooks so right there he's right there you're so because when you get a break like that you can infection control is really bad it's really bad on his right leg


    Joe Rogan Previews Tony Ferguson vs. Justin Gaethje
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    downtown show begins with this it's so good it makes me so proud to be part of the UFC countdown show is so good man the countdown show so good and you see Justin personal Justin how hilarious Justin gaethje he was I hope he breaks my nose so I can get it fixed crazy cuz if you hear him talk his personality is mine set the way you purchase latitude but we know what to expect me a b**** dude but you know what to expect with gauges like scuba diving or snorkeling and you and hurricane Waters and you got to get past the initial part and it's a motherfuker get past that you'll be all right but good luck man cuz he's ways are f******, yeah he's he's a different kind of guy because he gets hit yeah he'll stand in front of you is a really good example that but I think the land of a notify first we took on short notice and second of all he knew was good man is very awkward he doesn't just cracked is no space doesn't give you any space jumps all over you if he gets you hurt or throw himself right into the fire is like he's not worried about losing and that that's a real life people say that sometimes but I don't think they really mean it as a gift he really mean that they gift the real gift for him yeah he's got a very unusual mind helping Tony as either but this fight to me is more entertaining I think so too I think so too weird to say I think he's more entertaining than anybody he's so f****** wild and then Tony's more entertaining than anybody to like grey everybody fights Tony looks like they fell off a train everybody there they're all look at the Cowboys faced with a f****** mess on the list of the last like nine or ten people that Tony's fought everyone looks like got shot in the face looks like Ted Bundy victims it's not everyone's face is just a f****** holy wreck everybody looks dead and the cardio the Tony Ferguson cardio that's why you got to get past that first 0 takedowns in UFC 00 takedown attempts zero who's going to win the fight I don't need as far as if you want to make money get use a good dog but being popped with against Tony Ferguson that lasted eight years this thing is gaethje comes in and he does he comes in with his head lower than that snap City for Tony Ferguson vs anacondas and what kind of he has he hasn't been in a Scramble with a real high-level guy the big unknown and I think the Tony is one of the trickiest submission artists in the sport he's very sneaky he catches Doris's and scrambles he's got leglocks he's got triangles tap Kevin Lee off his back with a triangle he basically can do everything I wouldn't be surprised if Tony at one point starts diving for those ankles cuz if you're not supposed to birds in Jiu-Jitsu that's that's where it gets dicey for guys when you get in this Rabbit Hole menu can't keep up a specimen training it keep up and Tony has a leg lock game is so creative with his striking and it's almost like he moves I can't tell you I love it though I love it I can't wait. When I cannot wait cannot wait to me this is one of the most Stacked Cards in the history of the Sports UFC 102 bottle UFC 100 I love it I can't wait I cannot wait. Wait it's a giant card the card is stacked is one of the most Stacked Cards in the history of the Sports UFC 102 by forgetting


    Joe Rogan on Doing Commentary in an Empty Arena for UFC #249
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    here we are we got Friday and then Saturday's fight and I got to go I'm going to be in Jacksonville Florida going to be doing commentary and Empty Arena no one's going to be near me everybody has to be really far away from each other we're going to be on separate corners of the Octagon which is which f****** sucks you DC and and Anna kiss is when things go crazy agree like that will risk him and we're all healthy real fun will not only we all healthy and fine with tested for clean we don't have it it's not like we don't have to be far apart from each other I got tested yesterday I got the results back from my nose swab that's negative and then two days before that I took anybody test that's negative to 100% negative so whose idea is this the state the state just has real Richard guidelines more to come with me he couldn't come you can only imagine what can we do to Kelvin it doesn't come on man what the actual death rate is versus what everyone thought it was going to be good at reading said I don't know 10 to 50 times less deadly than they thought it was going to be pretty big especially when they start getting things like if you seen the there's a prison where they test these prisoners and 98% of them what had it and I had no idea to UCS but it's not true about the heart attack the heart disease could someone else brought it up to me today someone else who's a pretty smart person in New York I looked like I couldn't even find the numbers so I don't know where they got those numbers is it weird that the the death rate went down once the flu seasons over they talk about that other account and fluids covid-19 but it's not what we were worried about what we thought it was going to be shut down you need to be precautious they need to follow social distancing guidelines where massive possible special until we get it all wrapped up and figure out what it is and in terms of like what the treatment like they have this new antiviral treatment that they say is underlying health conditions if you don't it should be up to me if I want to wear it did you know that the average age of covet user of people who get Cove in die-hards higher than the average age of death that's nuts that's nuts I'm so glad you liked came on is that a crazy frog some f****** knowledge fat people are so scared of the doctor again say that we're looking at Stats I think you can reach that tomorrow so you can build a f****** planet you know where we are right with the respiratory disease people up with the respiratory disease it's really bad for people that are obese the really bad for old piercings bad for old people these people though


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Trump's Press Secretary Shutting Down Reporter
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    but that lady that new press secretary she's recently that video to a question in your life Jamie stop f****** Elon Musk flamethrower video play the video like Leonardo DiCaprio get it all like I tried to play got you with her do you want to take your word back because she said that Trump is not going to let the coronavirus come to the country and which he's saying the reason why they're shutting down of travel from Asia is because they're worried about the coronavirus coming to Country and Trump's not going to let that happen and they they tried to take what she said and then take it out of context or frame and take a look at what she was saying that not going to have free travel where people have coronavirus because it's going to bring the virus in not that it's the only way the virus is going to get here the virus got here anyway but came with the fly regardless Jamie read it like under a question to Trump that's why Trump is so hard in the paint on them I know but he goes too hard the problems yours too much too much too much about what they think like you ready you want to do it now and then she had a big smile and walked off as a trying to say he's like you prepared for that she went thank you have a good day you think she prepare for it with all those stats and she read right in front of you do they need to have your boy Elon Musk to get on that phone because of the sum of the middle of doing five things and switching the camera that we need to talk and however I do know that he's on the wrong side he's on the side of the bad guys full page and make it loud similar questions does Vox want to take back that they Proclaim that the coronavirus would not be a deadly pandemic to The Washington Post when it take back that they told Americans to get a grip the flu is bigger than a coronavirus to The Washington Post likewise. Of the coronavirus does the New York Times back of the virus may be spreading faster than the virus itself and finally once again the Washington Post would they like to take back that the government should not respond aggressively to the coronavirus I'll leave you with those questions and answers to ask her a question and that's what you asked this the f****** and then you can see his Mega Knight that is a question


    Is Masvidal vs. McGregor the Fight to Make? w/Brendan Schaub | Joe Rogan
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    he said that Dina I got to talk to you this weekend if he tells me I can't tell you or I'll tell you fight for and that's what my fight brains going towards Connor not at. Love Is Just beeping I don't think so happy you know why no belt no belt not to worry about GSP taking off and taking off GSP fights my husband all that beach hike and a nice guy versus the bad boy died and Conor fight GSP Nick Diaz Daniel Nick Diaz GSP Connor same card fight Island Islands the Virgin Island guy actually these days that's why I thought it might be but you did Nick Nick Diaz or Nick Nick would work because Mazda. Beat up his brother exactly and Redemption he asked for that fight but it's always tough with the negotiations of the DSs future Diaries to hit off camera at him and his manager would like to know it's Connor Mazza. That's our fight they told us they want it to that the fight that was months ago last wow that's a big fight most about Connor Jesus goodbye get talking will be off the charts depressed or that man yeah you can't scare Mazda. Either a big fella 55 before I mean for a long time but it wasn't his weight class that's what I said that's that's what they're talkin about as much as I love my New York hot dog in town so you got to meet him a little bit halfway he's a Top Dog in town but I'm telling you man when you go to the UFC nuc the pop that moms it all gets there just change in the star over the world as Connor is is not Connor's kind of eclipse a sport but Mars When I was one of the biggest stars would be Bonkers just straight-up Bonkers, said he wants to fight three times this year but that's not happening so they can give some big fights damn man Mazda doll Connor easily I think that fight would be Bonkers just straight-up Bonkers, said he wants to fight three times this year but that's not happening so they can give some big fights damn man Mazda doll Connor


    Joe Rogan on the Canadian Assault Weapons Ban
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    you see the Canada banned assault weapons they banned all salt weapons is like a 2-year Grace. You got like 2 years then you got to turn in your AR-15 that is not making the the gun people here happy very very upset and people pointing something out 2018 a video of a Canadian Sheriff discussing it he said out of all the shootings that I've ever been a part of where this illegal activity like that and horrible crimes are being committed to goes it's never with a license going over he's not licensed gun owner sees people that got these guns are going to get these guns illegally anyway just cuz they're not legal doesn't even like it they're going to do any legal thing you'll need a legal gun to do an illegal thing and if you think that's something all you going to do is make it more difficult and more money for the Gun Runner's it's going to for sure it's going to be something where the it's more risky for them but it's also going to be more profitable can be hard to get a gun over there if he were still going to do it they bring Coke in from South America they're going to bring guns it's going to happen but only criminals going to happen now yeah getting any legal weapon is the nicest thing anybody getting an assault weapons doing perfectly put I wish for sure but that's not this world doesn't mean you don't love people just means like you got to look at things practically can't look at things the way you want them to be you got to look things the way they are the way they are as there's more guns than there are people and to say you can't have a gun anymore it's like okay well who gets to grab a gun and who's going to take the guns away and what are we going to do with the Constitution and why can we vote on this or should this be a part of the Bill of Rights where this is how we are and this is how this country is established is it things we agree on we don't want to vote on whether or not we have free speech we need free speech should we vote on whether or not we have the 2nd Amendment some people say no some people say has a mental health problem we're not dealing with a gun problem the gun problem is that the mentally ill people get the guns it's not a gun problem and there's a lot of people that want to have guns to protect themselves from mentally ill people that are violent and it's also the news again there's a lot of this goes back to news for me and then glorifying these people this is what they say you know what I mean they know they're going to get average they know that their name is going to get out there it's not it's not acceptable if we didn't do that then they wouldn't do that much more to me than the guns if we take away the guns we have the guns like if we cover it differently things will be different without a doubt it's true but people want to know what the name of the guy who shot up school is just one of those things about human nature like if there's a video of Tom Cruise falling off the back of a plane you would watch it he fell to his death you watch that video wouldn't you well yeah yeah I think that the government could help with that if they're going to before I think before restricting guns I think they could step in and and then maybe run it by some psychiatrist and scientists and whatnot and see what they think about the media part of a crying because again I mean like these people want to be Legends they want to be it certainly has an effect on this applies to what we're talking about if I mentioned Eva Braun didn't have go to the bunker to die with Hitler and this person said that she did it because she knew that by doing that against Hitler's wishes that she would inevitably die with Hitler and therefore because she was kept behind the scenes and on the back burner so much become a bigger part of History so she could have decided to live a normal life maybe get prosecuted later or whatever but sort of live or go to prison or whatever could've decided to live a normal life maybe get prosecuted later or whatever but sort of live or go to prison or whatever or go to the bunker and die with Hitler and be part of History forever and be represented as the woman that was with Hitler


    Baby-Stealing Monkey on Bike Freaks Joe Rogan Out
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    kids all the time like when people leave a python in a room with their baby this horror stories I've read a bunch of those python drops down and kill the baby I've heard even like a python comes from a neighboring apartment drops down to the ceiling kill the kid wow bro and you see the face coming over your head and you realize what's going on and it's clamping down your head it detaches is it spread around you like oh my God you can't move your arms you think your shoulder is broken I didn't squeeze as doing this and it's got his mouth on your f****** head that slowly starting to take you into its body I get scared of animals that like aren't even threatening like I get scared of like squirrels and what not if they look at me the wrong way Lutheran right next to you in a tree and some of those things pretend like cuz I live right next to a really awesome Park and I run through almost everyday in some of these squirrels they're like people squirrels like if they must get that alot of something from humans walking by and they will pretend like they're going to like they will just get right up in your face aggressive squirrel I got scared at my chair then my hallway the other day I thought this is so stupid but I was coming out of the bathroom was the end of the night and my chair that I have this one extra chair that sort of like moves around the living end end up at the cross the end of the hallway and it was just sort of hanging out and for some reason it's sort of looked like there was like a crazy person like Cecil I like super scared like like the type of scared because I thought it was a person leaning back smiling and immediately my brain register that as if there's someone leaning back smiling in your living room or completely fought to write like my soul my heart literally like felt like it was I'm like f*** here as in a 7 minute that you just watch the joker now that's some crazy person was in your house now it's not just watched but I did watch that he would just lay on his back and pick up peanuts and holder squirrels that come over and put their hands on his hand and then take the peanut in and run away with it they did it all the time and it won't even go that far they go few feet from him and then just start eating their peanut and then other squirrels of come by and they apparently had some sort of a they didn't do it so often people know they could just as long as you're not making much movement you look safe and hold it out there they'll come get it from you but did you see the video of the f****** monkey riding a motorcycle stop and try to steal a baby unbelievable if you haven't seen this this is the most 20/20 video you will ever see it is 20/20 incapsulate like the world's gone here's a monkey on a motorcycle that goes zipping up his street Bales off the motorcycle and tries to steal a baby my favorite part of it is I I watched it like 20 times in a row and I love how the guy taking the from his top story apartment like is laughing it starts and you don't see the monkey and then he sees the monkey on the motorcycle and he starts laughing and he's laughing more as it gets closer and he even laughs one more beat when the monkey grabs the kid cuz he's like haha you know like horror movie at that part dude and the guy runs out chasing after the monkey monkeys will kill you and eat you that's a fact if you're a baby in particular monkey kills 12 day old baby after snatching it from his breastfeeding mother and family home where is that at where that take place popped up on the cities in search for food amid environmental destruction this is November 2018. I was going to say because did you see that thing about what was going on in Thailand but it was nobody in the street so there was just like hordes of monkeys rather street that are starving their used Taurus feeding them so they just hordes of monkeys running through like where the f*** is there but where's all the food is crazy it's so weird it's so weird and then on top of that rats in New York City rats in New York City there's no restaurants open anymore right so the restaurants are not dropping off the normal amount of garbage and these rats are accustomed to it their whole ecosystem is dependent upon a look at this starving monkey gangs battle in Thailand as coronavirus keeps tourists away into that I guarantee they will kill you and eat you guarantee you you're a four-year-old kid you'll stumble into that your dad they'll tear you apart you know they don't have rules such a strange animal like they're smart and they're sneaking ugly this video no social distancing was still ever this is rats those like rap yeah they're so dangerous other monkeys being mean to them and everything trying to eat him and kill him look at that f****** apart oh my God this is the thing about rats now rats are cannibalizing each other for sure they're going to kill babies and eat babies these these little crazy monkeys don't people feed them good but keep feed them better feed him poison too many of them rats are cannibalizing each other for sure they're going to kill babies and eat babies these these little crazy monkeys don't people feed them good but keep feed them better feed him poison too many of them


    Re-Opening States is an Experiment w/Alonzo Bodden | Joe Rogan
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    get what else you going to do so you so Tiger King killed sometime and in the aftermath of Tiger King killed some more time but then we still got like six more weeks then what what do we do now I think we're supposed to be May 15th right yeah I think that's the latest projected date stop people from going to the parks and beaches what was a new thing today yeah I think you know what it is we can't have nice things give us something nice we do not you know like a little kid flipping something nice and they break so it's like okay we're going to let you go to the beach it's like no you're not supposed to be playing volleyball and lay it like it like just you're supposed to keep moving right you're supposed to like walk or ride a bike or go sir for this and it but you weren't supposed to just mingle Gathering groups and of course we're Gathering groups were partying and I got right now if you can't you don't gotta hate but you do walk around I was riding I wrote I rode my motorcycle on PCH and you would see people they parked their car along PCH right and they sit on the car and kind of like look at the beach and stuff like that so I guess you each one of them had a car's distance between them cuz you you're sitting on your car the next person sitting on their car but then I pass this Neptune's Net which is like a big motorcycle Hangout maybe 20 bikes in a row part and the guys were all just kind of hanging out and it was like no man like that you can't do that you know I mean like like a motorcycles ultimate social distancing vehicle right here you're by yourself you are in a jacket gloves and helmet you're not breathing on him but when you stop you can't just all hang out like normal you know that was the part that that I think that that's where they like no we're not going to do that I think that that's what they're like no we're not going to do it cuz I think you know this Georgia and Florida whatever it's like they're like the experiment man they're like yeah let's let them get out and then let's wait two weeks and see what happens


    Alonzo Bodden Loves Terrible Movies
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    80s was a special time and there's so many things this so many things 80s Miami Vice right there so many things 80s that were just 80s pastel suits with no socks or no socks on always loafers no socks not a bad show back that was a Ferrari that car that was a different Ferrari I think that was what he had earlier he had that one and then he got the Testarossa that's weird being the other guy though right right and you know in the first scene in the Transformers when they're in the desert and it it's like there's like five military guys you know and then the first three to get killed as like mad at me one of those guys and then you watch Tyrese Gibson in the other guy go on to this billion dollar franchise in like you got killed in the first scene like you live fu movies I've done maybe 5 I am very strict in my casting I can be a security guard or bouncer play the security guard as a bouncer and it's almost like a cartoon right to listen I let you down first fast and furious came out it's like okay we got cars we got women we got guns do we even need a script to even need a script just turn it loose and that's what every movie right that's like yeah just make the car is bigger make the gun's bigger make the guys bigger drifting right that women are hotter if you watch The Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift apparently every school girl in Japan is wearing a Catholic School mini skirt at all times but look at I mean why wouldn't they know it's a it's a cartoon formula that works that's amazing it's a formula that works only 6 billion worldwide flash stuff like that you know how could it not work how could it not work listen man I love muscle cars and I hate those movies so what does that say what that was part of the first the first movies were muscle versus tuner right that way even got you they got you in the beginning you know what I'm saying in the beginning all the time right he had that Dodge Chrysler whatever it was yeah he had he had that through like the first three movies right movies man Biker Boyz biker thank you Biker Boyz has to be one of the I just turned someone on to it it's it's Laurence Fishburne in a motorcycle drag racing movie when was it made and it's not just him Orlando III is Kid Rock with a dog collar Kid Rock in the dog, it's a life oh my God yeah man I love I love bad Car and Bike movies I love those in the other bad movies I like the badass chick like she kicks everyone's at but it's like a bad movie but she's badass going through it whenever you know whenever they're like they hit me with you may also like I'm like you damn right I may also like to see it I want to see it yes yeah Biker Boyz and torque fight towards another one biker boys wear the same movie they tried to do a Fast and Furious on motorcycles with no torque Stars Ice Cube and it's like a little white Biker Group in a black biker group and ice cubes in it and and Dane isn't it Dane Cook's in it and just yeah they were horrible move but they were, and is a motorcycle rider there even better because it's even worse but what the hell why not I don't know yeah he's a bad guy in a lot of movies really good as a bad guy could you not watch this a lot of movies come on man how do you not watch this


    Alonzo Bodden and Joe Rogan Talk Gun Laws
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    looks like that was a thing right when they first said guns are not essential right then they pulled back on that Mesa no I owned a gun back in the 80s I used to target shoot with some guys I worked with up in Oakland but I I bought a gun right because it all it is went down and be like why'd you buy a gun I said because the purge went from a movie to a documentary and you make an appointment with the gun store can you show up and you wait outside like date they come when I bought a Glock 45 so I checked with the gang Bangerz they like that it's the one you hold sideways but but anyway you had to wait outside you know six feet apart or whatever and they brought you in one at a time and and then I was able to do what I did the background check right away the people who fight against it tested the background check like you like you understand how have you done this do you know how easy these questions are there currently a restraining order out against you like well who who would check yes or no at box and the guy was cool this was this was one of my concerns was I was cuz I don't you know I don't know what gun store to go to write so so I was harassing man don't let me walk into some place where there's a big Confederate flag on the wall the one of the big things was the size of my hands right side big hand so he's kind of like yeah but you got to try it literally try it on and see how it fits and the Glock fit my hand really well and then I was asking about shotguns and he was like telling me cuz I was fired shotguns I've done that skeet shooting stuff and he was talking to me about tactical shotguns and so so he said yeah you want to get he said you probably won't quantities but you don't really have to aim too well when you got one in he just blast in the direction I like that sounds good so I'm probably going to get one of those too but yeah but it was cool and and you know I get it like I'm you know it's funny cuz people say that people have accused me of being anti-gun and I'm like no I'm not anti-gun I'm Pro common sense I'm Pro common sense but United joke I said listen I got 50 round clip for self-defense like if 50 people want to kill you at the same time maybe it's you part of your personality you need to look at I'll tell you one thing I've always got about guns I'm a motorcycle guy I'm a car guy and I know some gun people and from the mechanical artistic Point like this is you know what I mean I get that like yeah that are beautiful Michael Stampley you look like this is a beautiful thing and if you want to shoot it and shoot Targets in this and that that great if you want to hunt like you hunt I called you you remember I texted you why I said Joe is dish it goes down I'm coming to your bunker cuz I know you know how to kill animals or like I got a friend who knows how to kill animals imma go hang out with him it would be way more difficult because you break an ankle and you die you you get infection and you die and good luck finding animals all time and what if you're one of the heroes or what if you run out of bullets you can't make your own bullets if you get real weird real quick but but all of that aside but don't those are the people who I'm like those are the ones we need to watch the ones who like I got to have this whole Bunker full of ammo and the government's the government's coming to get me and all that like those are the ones so went when I talk about gun laws and red that's why I say Common Sense there's a common-sense level to it you know that that I'm okay with but but no I'm not anti I'm not anti-gun I mean we're all one side or the other and Common Sense is in the middle if if we had a government of Congress whatever that could debate and talked about and have input and say hey the hunters say that we need this in and you know now it all makes sense then you come up with it with a reasonable gun thing like for instance I think that cars are a good example like we regulated guns way we regulate cars and it sent you have to have a license and when you sell it even privately if I sell my car to you I notify the government that cake I just sold my car to Joe VIN number blah blah blah he's not responsible for the system worked we have a system of common-sense unfortunately we just have one extreme to the other did the thing about no guns it's like what even this this already millions of guns out there so that that's impossible like that's an unreasonable thing to say because like okay first of all a there's only 20 million people in the f****** continent and it's the size of the contiguous United States with more people in California than there is in Australia unfortunately used us as an example do you know in Canada had a mass shooting not too long ago but it's one of those without an answer that's the problem and you don't see the other side of it then you're going to always have this polarized argument right people wouldn't would lose that if they lose the I have to win and just like letters come up with a compromise that works but the people like ridiculous NRA people they don't think you should give up any ground cuz if you give a Benny ground from where we are right now it's just a slippery slope and then keep taking and they do have a point with some people now a lot of people that used to think like that now or buying guns or 6 but you need to get a gun he said that it was a 180 switch and happen immediately when everything was shutting down in the worst-case possibility rather than we live in a nice area what we're fine yeah and and again you're right either extreme is is impossible neither one wants to give up in a ditch and you both have to give up and itch you know neither one wants to give an inch but you both have to give an itch and you let you know and again it's what we were talking about earlier where the federal government the federal government does need to be involved in a sense where you have like Chicago that has a huge gun problem partly because you can just drive over to Indiana and buy anything you want and bring it to Chicago is that what the problem is Gary Indiana to Chicago Drive some of if not the strictest gun laws in the country guy new guy so you go down south you go to Virginia North Carolina South Carolina buy any gun you want open sell them in New York because remember we are border so you know there's no border between France you drive I hope that stays the way it is I know that's a terrible thing to people bringing guns from Virginia but I hope the Border thing stays the same type of federal oversight to this so that again what what you can buy what wired to buy what's required if you had to provide ID to show who you are and where you live so now if you're in the guy you should have more than that you should definitely do that but that's what I'm saying one of the more lacks States like Virginia and I'm just using the example I don't know specific laws but or something like that you know you can't just go there and be live in California live in New York and go there and buy one like you got to prove yeah I live in Arizona so I can buy the EXO I'm subject to Arizona's laws if your Citizens United States can you drive to Arizona he just buy a gun like you live in Arizona from what I understand and listen I'm far from an expert and I noticed I think that's where they said you have a lot of another and that's where it gets really big yeah that's a little what the rules are, by all kinds of illegal s*** right so I think you you know I think in a gun store you need to provide ID and stuff like that but the gun shows yeah it's really kind of a gray area didn't Bruno from Sacha Baron Cohen is Bruno character go to a gun show at Super gay you know I get you I like guns I have friends who are really gun nuts in our friends have so many guns they don't know how many guns they have they love guns and they love him for the mechanical thing it said hobby like some people really into muscle cars some people have motorcycles absolutely cool with that because I'd be worried about you know he was one like that guy's waiting for a reason I have a friend who's a nut and he got carjacked in the shotgun kill them most of the gun guys I knew they collected them like you said it was like muscle cars or motorcycles or whatever it was just their thing and they were good with any other thing is the gun safety you know these idiots like this so many stories like that a gun was in the back seat and the Kid shot the other kid and it's it's like come on that there has to be some kind of safety and liability issue you know you'd like tomorrow you never do that I would never do that it's the problem is you taking something with god-like powers and you give it tomorrow you have to somehow get you dump Oregon regulate tomorrow night that you have to somehow get you done forgot regulate them talk to a few people and it should be like competency test


    Will Americans Buy American After the Pandemic?
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    example of how things can change rank is Michigan used to be Detroit used to be the most profitable or the richest state or the richest city rather me get this out right Detroit used to be the richest zip if you used to be acutely rich city back when they're making cars there when they still make some cars there but back when it was the place don't don't even get me started on the American car industry but cursing you talk about a group that took it for granted and didn't adapt to the times and literally sat there and watched it Denise take all of their business day they watch the Camry become a Chevy used to be by AJ Chevy versus Ford right you will you remember your family you had Chevy fans pizza at market and they just sat back and let built crappy cars and blah blah blah and let that whole thing go it's ridiculous cease to worship jobs overseas things are cheaper to make in Mexico or the cheaper to make a China that exist but but as far as the cars they I mean American cars in the 70s and 80s were garbage garbage the factory could have made they could have made better cars and they just chose not to be more open to the idea of American-made businesses supporting American-made businesses after you realize how difficult it is things from China during a pandemic and how we're so reliant on China from Madison and for electronics and so many different things one would hope I think that this two ways to do it either we do that support American businesses or and this is a worldwide thing open up to the idea of globalization where thing where it's a global economy not an individual Nation economy you know that f*** out of here about people who run it now right the bankers right thing I mean they don't give a s*** I don't give a s*** about where the money comes from their run in the money worldwide that you know they're there in in contact with each other you know I mean that and I'm not even talking from a conspiracy theory thing like that's just how it works money flows throughout the world and and so if you're financing I don't know if you're financing Apple computer an Apple computer is building their computers in China if you're the bank on Wall Street you don't care you care about Apple paying their stock dividends or paying the bills unit you know what I mean so so the bankers who run the who are behind it they don't give a s*** right right right right but if you can show some if you can show way to profitably make an American you have to get people from America to really find Value in buying something that's America cuz it would cost more like how much would it cost to attend we've done this before how much would cost to make an American phone everything everything made over here is that even possible forever well can't we just as if other countries bring up their standard living to ours and their income level ours then the price of Labor becomes the same cuz that's the big variable that's a big difference you make so much value in things being American that you'll pay more for the same way you pay more for labels right like to pay more for Nike than you do for some no-name sneaker but then you have to make better product well Nikes a really good product but there's some sneakers that are not as well-known they're also really good products of their costs like half as much because he has a lot of name-brand Valley I don't know why I'm using the word Nike but you could be anything you could have a DDS there's a lot of things that people buy now pay more for because it's a brand new branding makes a difference but it's better this was a thing right when an American car automatically meant it was Nike phone Something's Got a great label what about a pride in owning something that's made in America but you also have faith in the label in other words when you buy a Nike shoe that's true you have faith that this is a good shoe it's a quality right now so if if there was a time when made-in-america meant it was better the cars are a perfect example so you automatically bought it so now you have to once again build that in and it takes a long time this is another thing about American economy versus world right American economy there based on the profits in the next quarter do you know where is like Toyota was making plans in the seventies to run the American the world car market in the 90s like they plan long-term you have to look at it like that that it's not just a matter of quarterly dividends you you have to look at what are we doing with this company I have to constantly make more money every year has to make more money than the last that's how you know it's doing well and you have stockholders that you have to you know you have to listen to them can you adapt and try to make a better product I mean you look at like Windows right like what we're on Windows whatever we're not still on Windows 100 this didn't work we got to change that oh this works better and that you keep adapting and changing the product or same thing now sometimes you know like with the Applewood iPhones sometimes lucky you just change it for the sake of changing it like there's a reason there was no iPhone 9 right there like all right we can't fool them anymore we got ahold of you can do it but you have to build a value into making it a merry and part of that is is marketing right like that the F-150 there's nothing more American than a Ford pickup truck but it's made in Mexico is it really yeah there's F-150 plants in Mexico they're not all made here in the US just like BMW SUV's are made in South Carolina part they figured out while it was cheaper to make because America buys the most SUVs so BMW said well let's just make him there then we don't have to ship them across an ocean Baris you know like it's a Ferrari so it if it has a value to it in the fact that it's Italian adds to the value of it right just falling off or whatever but it was just the fact that it's Italian so yes and we could do that but I don't know that that anybody will adding Valley like some Italian like we just like what yeah that's even though a lot of times equality was like you know falling off or whatever but it was just the fact that it's Italian so yes that we could do that but I don't know that that anybody will


    Joey Diaz's Fungus Moment - JRE Toons
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    place I go to which is f****** tremendous and if you need a massage you go into some nights are going on date night with my wife they f****** put your feet in the buckets they rub you down and do your shoulders your neck sometimes I don't even I don't want people rubbing my feet I got that f****** phone guys doing now patient zero WhatsApp if the rubbing your feet and it spreads all these people and they have call trace it back to you I'm the mother f***** I got a fun night so now I even got it the Groupon to get a blow-torched really as you go up in the valley and the lady comes in with blow it cold there like cryotherapy time play tried to burn the fungus off all my garbage don't work on that was on Friday doesn't work let me show you how it spread to the other one applied topically or does it have to be a pill I've done everything I've done everything but the best thing I do is I cut it and I take the grind and I grind it's like Coke powder you have to smell that powder to believe it it is so stinky but I will grind those first two toes is like a f****** thing photos of God that I got the extra Rock for I got in my wife go on Amazon and get like the f****** hard Obama Stone Autobahn ain't nobody s*** and I just f****** saint that f****** toenail down


    The Latest Speculation on the Wuhan Lab Theory w/Jack Carr | Joe Rogan
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    a really disturbing thing today and I'm not even sure if it's true so we should find out right now of crazy Clickety click did the CDC stop tracking flu deaths for this year because this is what I read and might have been some wacko right-wing websites where was on so you never know but I was like this can't be true because the real concern is that the CDC tracks Blue and they find out that flu is lower or the same as covid-19 can a big deal out of covid-19 you know people ride in the streets people can't and you see everyone trying to make a power grab and use this as a way to make power or heard an opponent or whatever it is and even with the give me the website I'm saying information updated as of last week April 18th for flu deaths for like it's on the CDC weekly flu surveillance install of the flu information which is not a small number it's a lot of people but then you find out that that that's a bad year for the flu that's normal but obviously this year we've locked everybody down worldwide even and you know there's there has to be a slower spread because of this quarantining and because the social distancing so your I would imagine you're getting far lower numbers and they would have gotten if everybody had just gone out into the street why does my turf any because in that fourth novel that I'm writing right now is deep into the study of infectious diseases after work after the war the Soviet program from the end of World War II up to the collapse what happened to that information and then our programs today from the end of World War II up to data continuing I was cheated into all that at a time and so maybe a little hyper sensitive to this I've been talking to doctors people that have worked in that space doing my research but from obviously I'm not a doctor. But from what I studied the difference here is that the incubation. So for us is so in the military go overseas and I were fighting insurgents and what they look like they look like the people that are insurgents what is that car look like it's pulling up to this this checkpoint it looks like the one that didn't have a vbied in it or is that looking a little low on the suspension so they're not in uniform they're not driving a military-type vehicle so same with this it's like second Insurgent this adapted who adapted it to those other diseases and how we fought them it's adapted by thank you baby. Buy that 9 days so hopefully you get the flu if you're down you know you shouldn't go into work if you show up at work so it's like bro go home you look like you look horrible get out of here that time frame so it's like that Insurgent that hides a month-to-month deposit it's the same type of thing I gave adapted SARS was different fluids different all these other ones have been different and that's the adaptation of this one is that you go out and you infect other people without knowing it so that's the difference between it and the flu but if it's a hard thing to wrap your head around you just look at numbers but there is a difference in that flew you're sick a virus because there's a there's a video game to my wife plays she used to play doesn't play anymore now that this is going down but it was a virus video game really and you send a virus throughout the world and that the key is if you make your virus too strong to video game you play on your iPad or your phone if you make the virus too strong it kills people too quickly and it doesn't spread so the way you get a virus everywhere is you have one that sits in your system for a little bit and sits week in the beginning and slowly spreads its way across the world and that's essentially what this is in a lot of ways but this is this one so weird man I mean Newsweek actually had a store yesterday saying that they think it came from a lab so now that that theory of whether or not it came from a laboratory I think I tweeted it I think I tweeted it so you can find it on my Twitter page was reading it yesterday but okay Newsweek not really Sensational lipstick publication tell me something to this and there's a lot of speculation mean it's not so hard to imagine I mean you're talking about something that literally was a few blocks from the epicenter in Wuhan where they had that level for lab right so the deal is with the video game your wife was playing and that. You can go love that game it sounds like what you infect the world to kill the world but if that's not your girl do you want a hit with a weaponized infectious disease you going to burn out in that City so instead of going over and dropping bombs on it like it was like World War II like firebombing Dresden or whatever else for Tokyo and just destroying those cities while you know what after the war you can go in with an infectious disease in men always burned out and there's no damage the weapons lab but at least a lab and doing research in infectious diseases a couple miles from these wet markets where they're saying that this thing broke out there are cases in the former Soviet Union of them doing these this Research into infectious diseases and weaponizing it and then having it get out because of protocols weren't followed or whatever Allison kills a few people and they Oshkosh it because it's a 1960 something 19 70 something and it wouldn't be Beyond someone was doing some sort of research and doesn't have to be weaponization it can just be there just studying this infectious disease not even weaponizing it and someone contracts it somehow be in that lab and then brings it outside I mean it's really that we never really will know but they most certainly were working on viruses similar to this one right there at the end of this article says there's another one called ret G13 which is very very similar to the Stars cover to one that we're experiencing now the genetic material that 4%. But still be a formidable gap for animal passage research says Ralph Barrick virologist University North Carolina probably in bed with the Russians who collaborated with like when you found out that a Harvard guy got arrested because he was taking money from Russia or excuse me taking money from China cuz he was doing something with them I mean it's real spooky what's really spooky is the World Health Organization is essentially in bed with with China and their giving us a hundred percent clear detailed information everything is filtered down through the Chinese propaganda system no shirt very dangerous and they also at work exceedingly but it seems like they were a little more prepared for this than we were always close by doing research into infectious diseases protocols that we would hear in the United States are not always as safe as they are shocker here in the United States what we're doing the same type of research and then it gets out and then they just happen to have a lot of these kids ready to go for testing long before there is no evidence of person-to-person transmission of this disease this is days after they knew for sure it was being transmitted from person person so China has been deceptive about this from the very beginning and they think that if they were honest about it and then they they stop everybody from leaving it could have covered they could have covered this in the point where it would have been 95% less so that 95% less people would have got infection as much as you can anyway let the rest of the world now I'm looking back. Seems like but you're doing with China so much for this obviously we gave up so much information about ourselves voluntarily we would listen to 50s 60s how many days we never would have given up an hour like I'll click accept or whatever it is


    Jack Carr's Journey from Navy SEAL to Author | Joe Rogan
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    when we first met I knew you were an author and I knew the Chris Pratt was involved in doing that thing with you and that you guys were working towards making it which is happening now but until now so getting ready for this actually listen to the audiobook which is really well done the guy who reads what is his name for a porter he's f****** great yeah he's also a little disturbingly does a girls voice but no getting around that like it's a little weird but you you take because he's so good at like Russian accents and then South African accents and it's a really good book man it's hard to put down it's it's really good and most of it I listen to either on workouts walking hikes with the dog or in the sauna are the people that were inspired by actual because it was John Dudley or barklow or you don't have faceplates like Black Rifle coffee more effective and efficient on the battlefields they really get to go all in and then just answered military same thing everything gear guys will be strange just to say he pulled out a rifle in the Seal team did you think you were ever going to become an author is something that you'd always had in the back of your head you would like to dabble in some day like and back to him myself early eighties it's hardly anything written about seals but what there is a lot of times from fiction so far tagonist in different stories by guys like Tom Clancy David Morrell Nelson to mail a check then I would write so I just said so you would join the military and then after you retire then Anne and how many years were you in for that's why you're in Fort Wayne IN during that time you would always mapped out you were going to be an author when you're done yep I wasn't writing I wasn't practicing but I was reading a fan I'm always a reader fiction and on to all those guys are right in the 80s in The Art of Storytelling and then I couple that with the academic study of warfare terrorism insurgencies counterinsurgency the practical application from Afghanistan from Iraq and then it all kind of came together at the right time and place else is all getting out over the last like year year-and-a-half then I started writing cuz I wasn't taking guys down range anymore my job was essentially to get out of the military and cuz it's you feel like you're the first person to do it even though people do it every day but you walk in and you get something signed to go to a meeting or out of a secret program but I know you can so in a way so you were planning all along to right and so during that time while you are being deployed and while you're you know you're being a seal in the back of your head that was always a part of the plan yet those when I'm done with this then I'll do that so I wasn't thinking about how to set it up anyone in publishing didn't do anything but I knew that one day that's what I would question that's why they had to be separate so I had to be one hundred percent all in on being a CEO cuz you have two guys under your command what you owe their families with the country the mission but when I got home from that last Iraq deployment and took a breath and looked around and saw what my family needs me I've been gone for quite some time even when you're training training you're out for three weeks are getting ready to deploy deployments it's all that time spent training up my family needed me time to get out so it's very hard decision I got into the end of my time while the tactically lead guys on the battlefield that's a true Commander or so that's where Joshua was when he did his last appointment of the troop commanders and 04 which is a major in the other services of Lieutenant Commander in the Navy and after that you're still a leader but you're leading from behind part of my life was over it was time to transition take care of the family so it's time to start writing did you take journalism classes or writing classes or nobody's all the reading all that reading I did Growing Up and my mom introduced me to a guy named Joseph Campbell back in 19 that book and I watched all those interviews and I read the book that came out all the power of myth based on those interviews and I think I applied that Paradigm that model of the hero's journey the monolith she really every every movie I watched every series I watched every book I read from then on and that really helped that I made the transition because I had this Foundation it wasn't just like I woke up one day and said you know what because I did it in my whole life and it was that foundations that was already there and while I was in the military I kept reading for fun rate read those fiction books still and I discovered Stephen Hunter and and movie play video games he was always if I wasn't out operating we weren't even together Target package was reading that most people that would eventually become a professional novelist they would have some sort of background in writing like cuz of some sort of Education some classical education English literature or something resonated with me obviously it's resonated with people from the beginning of time telling those stories around campfires usually told in a way to pass on some sort of a lesson about something to the Next Generation so they don't have to learn the same lesson blood but they're told as a story and passed down that way and I think that's why there's so many Death Wish movies movie theater and you can see somebody that goes out and gets its revenge and it makes you feel good cuz you know you can't do it in real life if you do it going to go to jail true whenever biases I had or whatever my past experience or whatever and then put it into a fictional narrative no I just took my experience and then just morphed it and put it into the narrative so it's very therapeutic so did you approach an agent first like how did you get started thank goodness I didn't know you're supposed to do that today so I can study how to do something too much everybody but you know some people can study how to do something that whole life and never actually do it he's only have certain amount of bandwidth and for me I read it so Steven pressfield he's become a great friend now who's on this show a while back you. I'm listening to him on this show before I started writing gave me the idea of writing a one-word theme down to keep me on on point so I wrote revenge for that first novel on a yellow sticky but he's talking about somebody else and so I did the same thing and I wrote it down and that really for the first book Revenge second book Redemption and then 4th Buckeye North Arthur Buckeye motor for a little bit Dark Side of man but those are the things that really kept me on track but you're on the fourth chapter and outline something like that would become a sports or politics bless you have to have the whole manuscript I'm so the first one took about just drive two years and get it as good as you can possibly get it supposed to do is go to an agent but I didn't know that thank goodness turning pro do the work read those with Stephen King's on writing David Grill successful novelist that was like okay got it and I put those within sight. Me and my computer but I didn't touch him again and I thought they were there so I would look to them for inspiration as far as Steven Hunter says your professor Steven pressfield says you're a professional it right translation and I made the decision to not once I was a seal and now I write something that really help but I didn't know because at a one of these events for to raise money for a seal Foundation that thing and is I'm writing about 4 months in and my buddy says hey parking lot at the Terranea Resort parking lot up their sons beating down in my in my Land Cruiser that everything's off though the engines office so loud and paper there I'm sweating but separate call and interview why do you want a ride and I feel the same stuff I tell you or tell everybody that I was going to do this one day and so if you write a book what I can do for your friend told me some things you didn't the SEAL Teams and as a thank you for that I'll let my publisher know it's coming I can't guarantee they'll open the package can definitely but he said how long so series characters have one book a year and so I figured the best you can possibly make it and it seemed like it probably added a little bit but it's finished he's like all right call me back again at this stage where I'm still feel I still feel like this is a startup and I can't say no to a lot of things I need to take advantage of emerging opportunities just like a wood on the battlefield looking at the enemy they're learning from us we're learning from them it's really who adapts quicker you're looking for those emerging opportunity somewhere writing and I didn't really get that at the outside so you're not just writing and sending it to New York which is what I thought up until about the time I publish the first one I thought you just went back and forth with an editor a little bit and then shut the Nextbook well really you have to do advertising branding Co branding marketing stop your budgets your social media like anything you have to do with any other business that you're starting up do you have to do as an author are there and you just want to build this readership and let people know they have this character and see where it goes so so it's been at a Sprint so point being at some point I think you get to a stage where you can say no you don't have to Sprint off and all these different directions almost at the same time and it doesn't matter if someone calls for an interview or four hours and then after that then I'll check then I'll check my emails and if something comes up yeah we can schedule it out and maybe later in the week but right now it's just like oh really thought something on bam and then all the sudden I'm not writing in the morning because that's the time was quiet in our house with three kids a dog wife feel like they can't work like that and they only work good if they get up in the morning and then right immediately there right even before breakfast that wasn't getting up and working out like that until the publication of the first book and then things got a little crazy also working on the next one dialing that in and then you're editing one while you're writing another


    Navy Seal Novelist Jack Carr on Dealing with the Real NCIS
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    going back to what you said about seals writing books interesting enough in the first book there's an interrogation scene interrogation and interview meaning not seen by sitting down with NCIS Naval criminal investigation service and do some bad things like three wasn't all wonderful very lucky and that one Tipping Point because in our community of the time they've been active Valor that movie with the seals active-duty seals playing characters in Natural movie there other books out there so it was already discussion happening like are we too much in the Limelight here was supposed to be flat professionals but going back in time about their experiences and that's part of the first-person account historians we'll use later to write up to that point and I was a Tipping Point so in that book came out that's when everyone said or not in one senior-level leaders or like okay. I'll stop and they really well because of that book they went and they went in and had a connection with they pulled in and investigated as a way to put pressure on him to get what they wanted so so I was one of those God known him for since 99 or something like that so we've been dear friends since that time and so we have emails going back all these years so I got pulled into this interrogation room and they pulled out single personal emails single sentence is totally out of context to try to get me for something that would put pressure on and they did that not just with me but with almost anyone that had some sort of a connection with them they investigated please already out of the military just statements about that in the first not look so I'm sitting there and they weren't tough enough to be street cops so now they're busting people on piss test in the military and everything and so they would come out of the Saddle Rack they had all these metal over all the windows it cut off all the ladders on the ship so you'd have to use a caving ladder to hook and climb up and eat at the breach and get inside these things and get them back into the Gulf before they hit rainwater's otherwise you got to get off a crazy deal an M60 machine gun was gone missing on one of the ships that you guys were on and terrible and how would you get one off a ship if you wanted to steal or machine-gun push it how would you get it off and be creative like we're on the same team they like trying to get me to take a 1060 off a ship piece-by-piece we're only on there for like it problems you're an author and I'm trying to think it all through you had some like you're you're being creative these guys are just like that anyway so I kind of figured it out near the end of my bow wow this is not feeling quite right here after all win their jobs than get a seal even better so after said after market going today same thing and you saw these guys across the table and years later she wasn't immediately I think it was him to it they wanted to build a case against him a criminal case against him for what for not submitting his book to the Department of Defense for a few and is that so they can redact certain things we have lots of fun that's classified get the the security clearances I had no one else to admit fiction but I was so just tired of this because of my experience with the marking one book and what they tried to do I just want to make sure absolutely ridiculous because then four and five then six and they get almost to the seven-month Mark when they finally get back to me so at this point we had to push the publication date in publicly available government documents just like on Wikipedia or from somebody else that wrote a book with no publicly available government websites government documents and this is not something you had to do my president know because it's fiction fiction by president now like we talked about those laws earlier three felonies a day laws are written if you look at them pretty broadly so the government can interpret them the way they want to and I didn't always used to be the case you go back 50 years involved how long they are how tough they are to decipher even further attorneys to decipher it written in a way that they can come after anyone they want for anything which is by Design and they used it to go after Mark Owen nonfiction I have experience I'll go to him so he went to that lawyer who said now you don't need to submit this so there's lawsuits and all sorts of stuff that are associated with that but for me what they did this is years later his second book you send it to me I'm getting ready to get out of the military what the government did to you and how you reacted people probably understand that so I wrote that this interrogation room with these NCIS guys and that's one of the things that they pull out and said so why are you editing classified material that hasn't been approved but like I don't know I think he was guilty not submitted not submitting it to the department defense office of pre-publication and Security review not going through make an example of him so that anybody else getting out would know that they had to do that and I don't think it worked as a funny non-fiction that have not been through that process given all that's the only part of this is so interesting is because I've known him for so long he's always going to give it all away and he had no reason to tell me that you know whatever however long it was before like he wasn't setting this up as some criminal mastermind foundation and when the book came out and I want to go bank account after that so he still had all the money except for the lawyer fees might going forward I guess they made a movie from it all those proceeds they just wanted to crush him and make an example of him to other people would submit or make people think about nuts not even writing anything anyway how did it all end up so it's lawsuit with the attorney that gave about advice not sure exactly where that is plus taxes so the double money so so all the money goes to the government because he lost his at the idea because cuz they finally put enough pressure on with the lawyers do their thing and they figure out a settlement of some sort and that was all the money so that one of the things that used to try to get him to to do what they want it so I know I wasn't the only one there's up everybody that knew him. Got pulled into this thing and but point being is that had that not happened then that interrogation scene in my novel or James Reese sit down after what happened to his team sits down with those guys across the table cop shows where they have somebody in interrogation logic alright with that looks like or feels like no that's what it feels like to be in there having these eyes on you having them tell you that there's no cameras on when you know that there are and all that sort of thing so I got to put all that together and make the book what it is it without that happening without them trying to go after me put pressure on him and everyone associated with that first book would not be nearly as good like that combat stuff is different but the other stuff and NCIS guys in that interrogation in particular in some of the bad guys that said once again you can't kill people in real life but you know what you can't eat an infection and so it made it so much better than it would have been otherwise so now looking back and I thank him to this day for some reason and a lot of his what happened down range in those feelings and emotions but a lot of it is because of what happened with with you as I was getting buy and sell it made it so much better than it would have been otherwise so now looking back and I thank him to this day I'm like you know what that first book that resonated was having issues her for some reason and a lot of his what happened down range of those feelings and emotions but a lot of it is because of what happened with with you as I was getting out


    Navy SEAL Author Jack Carr on What We Learned from Operation Eagle Claw
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    Fielder novelist is that is not, there are seals obviously who get out and write nonfiction World War before then but I guess that makes sense call the Delta Force and I think 1986 what really goes into the Iranian hostage crisis and does what happened at Desert one in 1980 and that was very formative time for me because I knew I was going in the military and at the time Walter cronkite's on TV we're watching it during dinner you count down the days that us Personnel have been taken hostage in Iran and I'm seeing those click down everything up every single night and I'm wondering I see the picture is black and white photos of us and different state department guy in a suit in a military uniform blindfolded in black-and-white photos on the cover wondering why are the why is the United States standing by and letting this happen even though I'm 6 years old at the time why is this happening why don't we go in there and get those guys in the desert what happens if course that's that's on the mind is still Shades everything we do is a special operation Special Operations in general people what happens after the hostages were taken in November 1979 and about six months they were eventually held for 444 days but about 5-6 months into that we made an attempt to rescue them so they're being held at the embassy still in the adjacent building I think and we was the first use that most people know of what's called Delta Force counter terrorist unit that is modeled after the British SAS and British SAS has been in service for a long time so we had guys that went through their program in the sixties even and they took those lessons and created ours because late sixties and seventies or hijackings we have that Munich Olympic we have all these events was Operation Eagle Claw to rescue the hostages in Iran so anniversary of it just happened the other day I'm so April 1980 and it didn't work out so what happened was we have Marine pilots flying these sea stallion helicopters from Delta Force who are flying in on c-130s from now until the Sarah Vaughan I spent a little time on there and they are going to meet up in the desert and outside of Toronto ran a few hundred miles outside the city so they c-130s land ec130 land that have fuel helicopters Land from the aircraft carrier kilos and the plans are going back to Miss Sarah and the helicopters in to get closer to Tehran to get closer they're going to land camouflage during the day and then some guys who have been on the ground in Saran this is the best part of the story that no one really talks about we had guys on the ground and ran with an E6 air force guy that spoke Farsi we have Special Operations Legend dick Meadows was also on the sontay raid in Vietnam and we have two special forces guys out of Germany and then to CIA assets and Muhammad and they had to get vehicles out there to the high side or the Delta Force guys are and then they're going to assault they're going to go in there can you get the hostages and then helicopters going to take back off land in a soccer stadium next door and they're going to extract from their expelled from there so what happened was the planes land helicopters mechanical problems they needed 6 to do the mission they washed with eight less than 6 make it to that link up point in the deserts that describes hell no go criteria if we don't have if we have four helicopters we can't do this Mission so instead of being on the ground say okay we have for how many guys do you have can we do it with this those decisions have been made ahead of time in the planning process so they helicopters land not enough scrap the mission to abort and what would have happened if they would have gone back and it would have reconstituted after the hostages a few days later but are the helicopters and refueling collides with one of these c-130s huge explosion at US servicemen died and so they don't go to go back to the hospital again a few days later Iran move the hostages different locations all over around to make it a lot more difficult if we had gone after them again but the next day President Carter makes an announcement said we tried to get sausages didn't work out this disaster in the desert and it was a big black guy for his his presidency and for Special Operations together up until that point will now we do now we have a Special Operations Command we all train together so Pilots are trained you're doing all the stuff together so when 9/11 hit all those years later we're much more prepared because of what happened desert one so that's how we honor those guys that died that's the owner that mission if I taken those lessons and apply them go forward and that's what you to have all that information to have that legitimate background like to be writing about these things like we're talking about guys were writing about taking safeties off clocks people that really don't know what they're writing about when they do it's like me and you can be creative and pretend you're a ballerina without a ballet dance but I don't think it's going to be the same and there's the authenticity to the way you write and to the one book that I read at least Savage son where are you it is a frequency that you tap into that is a frequency of a person that has experienced this stuff in real life you're not imagining you know there's a lot of there's a lot of stuff where people write about things where they're imagining you know there's a movie called Warrior or it's an MMA movie and when they do they fought two days around like it though doesn't matter. He's a mess everything swollen like this is nonsense they don't really know about and they're writing about this world where is your writing about a world that you were so deeply embedded in for all those years that when you're writing about it it just it's really compelling it's very interesting give me some real-world stuff in there too I got a shot that I didn't take into Jaffa rack and I fictionalize it by having a memory from Fallujah inside around a little bit but the passion is there the feelings and emotions behind it are there as woven into the first story and then something so it's very therapeutic I got to take a whiteboard something out here and we talked about tactics and all the rest of it range thinks it still goes out and people can't I then the other is opposite true and you can make all the wrong decisions quote" wrong decisions and thanks and work out just fine little and put them into the story that's fine little mistake or not you're going to have a hard time dealing with them later and for whatever reason was it was luck or whatever else I sleep very well at night because of the things that that was involved in down range but I still got to tap into them and put them into the story


    Former SEAL Jack Carr on Navy Dismissal of Captain Brett Crozier
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    different shows now is that military analyst they ask me things and I answer honestly I try to do it in a thoughtful way so example being the CEO of the Roosevelt that was relieved the last couple weeks because he wrote this letter senior-level officials as he sent out weird to me from the beginning because you'll be in command of a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier by being like just some guy you know the military 25 years at this point your captain and I would be shocked if he had not exhausted every other Avenue to try to get out what he needed to have done and he's responsible for fighting that aircraft carrier is also responsible for the man under his command and he and now we have like 900 on that ship the ship was in fact that start with an aircraft carrier docked in Thailand or something like that in January or something like that before really think I control aircraft carrier but he saw what was happening and he saw starting to spread he saw it as thought it was impossible to abide by social distance distance and guidelines and once you do when you actually haven't got your Social distancing once you have it how you isolate somebody and possible to do on a ship and so he saw that and then the story is that he wrote that wrote a letter and I got picked up by the chronicle in Northern California and that it was after this I've read the letter four pages it very very well done thoughtful has two courses of action 104 at War and how he can keep fighting the ship and two if we're not at War need to take care of these guys and be ready for when War comes out so it's a very clearly delineated in these four pages very professionals on Navy letterhead and it went out to 20 people and for me I thought this is very strange that that he's being attacked like this receiver level secret communication but there's official Navy emails at Art secret as well and yeah it did bypass the chain of command I guess but that at some point I think it's his responsibility to keep that ship fighting and who knows what their personal relationship was between him and the guy above him or whatever I think there's something investigational show it and now that the secretary of the Navy from Washington DC to Guam to give a speech to on the aircraft carrier and he says that the captain is just been relieved of Duty was either stupid or incompetent if you thought that what he wrote in that email wasn't going to get out to the breast mean while you're on a part is that whole thing is videotape that whole speech is tapes and there's audio that makes it out to the media but then also that's essentially the same thing as the captain of the aircraft carrier Road two days earlier that got him fired so it's really interesting I went on some of these these shows I got this down with the only one here and we'll see what happens because the other guys were saying on the show is that milkshake imagine follow the chain of command and you should have called that chain of command how to get what we need done and it's very natural for us but when you send out people like that don't think that way it's kind of interesting but I do get asked about these things and I don't really measure it against if I can alienate people or not it's just pain would be honest and be open to be authentic and that's what people can trust about me and taken just about my writing is that when they read that they know that I just didn't get it from somebody else like it's a part of me somehow and it's very personal even though it's fiction and that's what you can trust if I've hurt Agnes's using a certain weapon or certain knife couches that I Googled Navy SEAL knife and so are someone saying that he pulled that is Navy SEAL dagger into exactly who made it a relationship just because we're in the military to fight and delete the but that's what they can trust is my honest assessment and so that's how I'm I deal with it and was going to answer honestly but it's not going to be an off-the-cuff it's not going to be that's how I deal with it and was going to answer honestly but it will be thoughtful it's not going to be like an off-the-cuff craziness that I have to go back in retractor I hope it's not going to be thoughtful because that's what I that's what I also was that thoughtful


    How Navy SEAL Author Jack Carr Got Chris Pratt’s Attention
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    you have this plan to turn this into some sort of a series from the time you release the very first book yeah from before that and so what's crazy is that as I'm writing this how they tell you not to think of someone playing your character is your writing but as a child of the 80s it's almost impossible not to do so as I'm writing the crazy part is like usually think of like Mark Wahlberg but I thought Chris Pratt done in there and for some reason like that for guy real and I know connection to him and know what it would have been the obvious choice back down to 20 so I start riding in December of 2014 I think her early 2015 somewhere there so how do I seal a couple Seasons Intuit everybody love Magnum in the 80s women like in the guys like them I was nothing not to like about Magnum and he also does the first essentially what you would call a murder on national television with the other person not having a fire armor weapon and it's the end of the season season 3 but the guy a guy that I'd Hermes qw in Vietnam is that morning cuz that morning when his friend whose friend gets killed there's a sunrise and the guy turns around is like yes why was the first time on television and that Primetime hour where someone had killed somebody else the hero that killed someone else he wasn't armed I forgot about that I was going to invest in this and I heard he was like pro-military and that sort of thing and that's the guy and that's all that's all he doesn't think I'll Philadelphia in the early nineties and he takes out risk and sense that he'd be able to write his own ticket on the credits of his generation and I thought who's that guy in this generation that needs to stretch a little bit that needs to do something different like that's that Chris Pratt he can do this and so I thought of even crazier before the first book came out Thunder Ranch training and stuff up there in Oregon and I get this call from the SEAL Teams and hey bro you remember me and you know you know Jared and I was out there in Utah with us and he said to Abraham best I can but he really remembered it early copies of a novel I can send one to you I love to send it and he said yes so how's everybody in 2005-2006 that's where I got to think about this a little bit because every time you left the wire anything could have been an IUD and you could have either spent that time on the way to Target coming back from Target worried about is that is that donkey on the side of that is that going to blow up and kill me or feel that hit that in front of me that piece of trash right there is that covering something else is that it is or why are there you could spend every single Mission especially want to hear from Target about that or you focus on the mission books on the job get their do the job get back and at that time I was like I think I have to resign myself to fate here in a lot of these things otherwise my mind is going to be focused not where I need to be but on is that night he's at night. All right today that's just how it was that other than trying to mitigate that that sweetheart Leann but that's not going to be the focus of my everything that I'm thinking about you can't be I need to be fixed on this Mission any books on contingencies firefighter need to figure out what assets are available to come in here for to RF or whatever else what are we have overhead how do we how do we maneuver here all those things that's what I need to worry about vehicles have more Firepower than you do and and it collapses and the story is how each one of them got to be the ones that were on that bridge at that time and date so so I guess much since then other than that experienced in in Iraq and just having 2-hour feeling like I had to resign myself to it it's a little shut up hippie Crystal up your ass to you if I had Magnificent Seven I do work with Chris on on Magnificent Seven actually did know someone who knew him but so I did have that connection through someone and someone else but I love shooter which is based on the book point of impact by Stephen Hunter with Mark Wahlberg love that movie cuz I could I love a book so much that is crazy so weird man that you had those two people in your head what makes me think I don't I don't not believe that it's possible to manifest something but I think most of people to talk about that stuff or full of s*** that's where the problem like most the people that talk about that stuff they're trying to sell you something that will you know you can make your life happen and you just need a dream board and write all those things down there's a lot of that stuff is horseshit because you got to do the work that's it but part of me thinks that if you do do the work and you do have that Focus that intensity I feel like there might be some sort of frequency that you can tap in where you make things more likely to happen or possibly you can make things happen but the thing is you know you only hear those stories from the people that are successful like how many people I got totally crazy owl that all that stuff can I come stay comes together he is such a good guy he's such a great guy is almost weird weirdly nice he's a very religious guy very pro-military very he's a really positive God very very very friendly guy he's not your typical actor with weird it's like he's not that you know guy what does coke and goes to parties and he's a different different animal exists male and female actresses that are great people they just they just really genuinely enjoy acting but for the most part the people to get are people that need a disproportionate amount of attention and for the most part the people that need a disproportionate amount of tension or disproportionately annoying streaming service sing wasn't what it is today right and it will even when we do the deal it was like movie was kind of like that that was early 20s 2018 when we did the deal and it's like well series or movie so it's both it could be both got that was early 20s 2018 when we did the deal and it's like well series or movie so it's both could be both in the contract


    SEAL Turned Author Jack Carr Hopes People Learn Self-Reliance from Pandemic
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    fortuitous is it that you're writing about infectious diseases and then this s*** goes down mean if there's ever a person who got a gift by a tragedy it's crazy because I don't know that research in the fall and into the early part of the year really know what they're doing so I done all that part of it ahead of time so what really changed for me as far as what I'm doing now and what I'm incorporating from this is what our response has been to covid-19 because it's put obviously our economy into a tailspin so what's the enemy doing the enemy is looking at that and realize visible virus has done to the United States with the Soviet Union couldn't do in 40 plus years of trying great that the future battle plans can we have a strategy even a failure but if there's a threat of a bio attack what if there is a failed bio attack somewhere it's still going to affect economy especially right now with us being so gun-shy about all these words things so what are they taking from that and where they learning to apply going forwards over my fourth novel I'm taking those lessons of what the enemy is learning from this and how they're going to how I think they're going to apply it going forward and incorporating that into a fictional narrative so always learning so it's important to learn and apply it going forward you're also you're in the middle of writing a story but you're also living a life of a person that actually has to deal with this coronavirus pandemic where the whole world is kind of shut down like as a just as a human being when you deal with this what's frustrating for you about how everything is going down no I think it's what we just talked about as far as people not taking these lessons seriously going forward and making this a stronger country. do you get knocked out when you get back ever stronger for it you've learned something about in Jiu-Jitsu can't wait to see you can't wait to slide back into their old ways yeah so are we going to be a stronger citizenry maybe it may be certain percentage I don't know but it's knowing that people expect the government to take care of them and that's the expectation not you it's not you don't have to take care of yourself or your family the government self-reliant self-sufficient and having your kids look up and see how you're handling this as they are in the kitchen talking about how much they're worried about paying that Rancher that mortgage or there in that kitchen maybe talking about it even if they are worried in a way like a how do we do this better next time I do we prepare as on the other side of this and one of the things we can do now at to get better prepared at this happens too much for now for now five years from now and the kids can see that too or they see in the kitchen talking about half we are so lucky that we prepare for prepare financially we had a little food here whatever it is and so the kids will take those those lessons on take those two heart cuz they're very impressionable right now especially a 14 12 and 9 and they're definitely processing this and they're catching things on the news and they're talking to friends on their social media or texting back and forth while that sort of thing so either make them stronger citizens going forward or nothing really changed so oh what lesson are they going to take going forward so it's a very important I'm not just how you deal with this but how you get through it now you move forward better for it but because of the lessons that we're teaching our kids we mean to or not doesn't have to be a conscious thing like they're going to take lessons and his parents are going to be more fit and make them stronger frosted and she's a she's a part of it because she knows she got this out in Colorado last year now she's feeding are how old is your daughter but I like y'all can I transfer that to my wife and my wife and daughter go do this together and I'm with them also an actor family experience and he was like yeah absolutely that's let's do it. So she was 10 standing all sticks 307 yards one shot and the guide was he said Miss before 7 and she is good and I was like a tough shot 10 year old saying that cuz I don't want to lose face in front of the guide and Mom's there and Dad's there and everybody I just went all the way through minutes. He's on his back behind got one shot in the butt play some more research on to South Africa to help out train up an anti-poaching unit cuz I had to use Glocks and use them for a little bit of experience with those Weapons Systems and I want to do some research in the Art and Science of thank you with my family blonde hair blowing in the wind it's awesome that we use every piece of it that's what's great about over there cuz they see you use much more than we use over here everything confused in Africa at that young age so yeah that is about as a very amazing thing for them I don't even have to be self-reliant everything you have to do in Africa


    Tim Poole Talks Media Bias on Chloroquine Coverage | Joe Rogan
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    the same people that are injecting Lysol right now they aren't you know he might yeah well you know if you're going to form of chloroquine that was the form that was a pond cleaner and and her husband took the stuff well there's new reporting that says the husband was an engineer his friends are shocked that he would do something so stupid that he trusted his wife and he loved her 20 years I think but there's also reports does not like something I've been diving too much to too deep into but she was trying to force a guy popping up is that of chloroquine taken literally worked with worst most at the opposite of benefit down the most negative conclusion possible if he says it we're going to run the most negative interpretation it's bad it's awful so when he says something like you know where he said he said about hydroxychloroquine in getting might work it might not but I'm optimistic what are the Press run with Trump recommends untested Dangerous Drug meanwhile but but look when Andrew Cuomo came out and said workers are trialling Clark when hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin where was the negative press didn't they say that that has actually been proven to kill more people than not using it though that they think one actual treatment used by many countries and we have Michigan she's a Democrat she was given the treatment should take her life and she personally praised the present for that shoes insured and being stripped of any I've heard of that there's a reason why they were using it The Strokes it showed some promise with random people I got the idea was that the extreme immune system reaction in your lungs was killing people swelling in the fluid buildup so by suppressing immune system you would stop it from happening these symptoms go to buy then you'd like to recover you know if the media is a graph showing the amount of undercover you know what man if if the media that there's a graph showing the amount of pres Obama got versus Trump what Trump got and I think to a certain degree Trump brought some self because he chased after this press any any Bates them in because after I'm right but it's like three or four times as much news


    Les Stroud’s Show Saddens Joe Rogan: Here's Why
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    far as what I'm going to do next you know I want to keep experiencing these things which to me are precious and rare I want to keep going on Into the Wilderness I want to keep experiencing it and I want to share with people it doesn't mean anything to me if I don't share the people anymore I have no desire to go live by myself in the woods and not talk to anybody it seems like you could have a skeleton crew of cameraman editor you and put it on like YouTube that's what I thought about you I think that's a move man because you can real money off of YouTube now I mean obviously CDs YouTube celebrities are very wealthy and they just doing things on YouTube and you could just transfer your show over to YouTube and I can guarantee people that watch I mean hundred percent definitely would need a timer to buy definitely need a cam in editor if you had an idea okay I want to try this I want to make my own bow and arrow and do a shoot Caribou with it you know and do it with traditional methods and use the tendons from animals to make the strings and all the stuff that like the Native Americans did you could do that if you could do you could do whatever you want you can do whatever you want and that's what I think would be really appealing to people because just like if you start a podcast or just like anything else with his no one telling you what to do you get to find out who the person really is I think that would will be a great way to give you all the freedom that you want where you know I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to get enough Advertiser dollars to pay for an editor and pay for cameraman and and put up there and start generating Revenue. Some guys are really good like that you know Les Stroud used to film yourself a lot I need the interaction yeah less less is I mean he's the only one that really did that without horseshit that live in the woods for 7 days and survive off of whatever scraps he could find then find some sort of a scenario that the piece together for the show you know that the reason why Bear Grylls happened the whole reason why that guy got two shows cuz they were trying to tell last to fake things and he wouldn't think anything is like I'm not going to do that way so they got the guy so he would just go along with them Bear Grylls just slapped in a hotel he pretended drink his own piss all that stuff less is out there really survive in that way when you would see he would do like a 7-day trip and maybe he would find no food and by the end of that seven days you could see how much weight you lost me you look terrible and then he would get rescued as per you know how that you would have to go to a drop-off point or pick-up point but now he's all bigfoot Les has gone gone crazy Bigfoot 100% more questions about Bigfoot questions people always ask about global warming I'm not a scientist and Bigfoot I mean I'm not a scientist but you said you did notice that the ice is thin yes I can say that is deadly warmer where I am compared to what it was 15 years ago at the winners have been warmer but how many years in a row has it been warmer oh I didn't keep the data cuz I know there a lot of sinus keeping it and those are the people I'm going to defer to on global warming and I believe warm and I believe in the consensus of scientific opinion what I've seen personally is just over all the ice is thinner on my leg and that's a sign that over the whole course of the winter have been milder Winters 15 years ago I'd get around four feet ice now the last three winners have been times when I went out there in April which is when it says thickest and there's only two and a half feet ice and I'm like wow that's crazy I never saw them in about 10 to 15 years ago set been out there three times it went to colder than 60 below zero they were all the first couple winners first history winners I don't know if that was just coincidence or what I'm not saying this is global warming I'm just telling you what I've seen and like they've been recent winners where the coldest ever got was you know once or twice 245 blow one of the first one is out there in March for like 2 weeks and everyone above 40 below I haven't seen anything like that in the last four five winners get on the show the coldest temperature we ever saw was 1 time it went down to about fifty fifty five below one day for a little while and I seen times like I said where it would literally not go before you go for two weeks in March first or second year was out there so look I mean Condado all over the world because see the Arctic oceans as less ice you can you do measure the temperature of the ocean by sending sound waves through it you can just all different methods so it doesn't really matter what one person sees in one place but there's a consensus of opinion that's what matters yeah but it is interesting you're your own anecdotal experiencing that the ice is how much thinner in the world Winters are warmer it is on we wait for instance in Fairbanks Alaska they never used to use any salt on the roads at all the reason being that it was too cold for the salt to work salt will only melt ice if it's a certain temperature gets cold in that doesn't work so I didn't even store Salt their the Department transportation didn't use it which was nice your vehicle to entrust out but now there are enough times in the winter when it's warm enough to take actually are using salt and recent years on the roads of Fairbanks and you Khaleesi X when he gets up to freezing either freezing rain events in the winter witch didn't used to happen hardly ever and now it's not that outlandish to have it you know get up to 2 freezing in the middle of of the winter Sundays Bigfoot what about Bigfoot I just can't believe people waste of time talking about stuff like that Wilderness and you actually live in Alaska which is one of the places where people supposedly spot Bigfoot end of the rotors yeah you drive until you can't go any further than you camp out in the woods for a while and see Bigfoot does Les Stroud really see Bigfoot show people how hard it is then he got hooked up with this guy and he was filmed these Bigfoot shows and the guys completely full of s*** there's like a f****** these wearing a mask and pretending to be Bigfoot in the woods filming it high-resolution it looks so fake you should see the show that it's so dumb it's so dumb and hurt your feelings like you like what you're doing this but it's real popular that's the problem if you have like a survivor you might get x amount of people to watch it if you have a Bigfoot show you might get double the number what's that tell you about our culture not good look at this this is the video footage this is he says decide this is a close-up high-resolution of Bigfoot look look at that thing how fake is that are the people that are watching this stuff actually believing it or they just find it entertaining there's people stupid it's funny, sitting on their couch sitting in front of TV thinking about when they're going to go to bed on that looks man look at this f****** stupid fake bigfoot face and they're they're sitting there going when they wish it was real the wish it was real they wish it was wanted to be real to want there to be some large primate living lights out in the forest a small number of them not that many just a small number of them to thousands of them from breeding Bigfoot out of a bear kill a mountain lion like what would stop a Bigfoot you're talkin about an 8ft tall gorilla what the hell would stop. That would be the king stop apps for finding a body will stop us from finding phones yeah it's cuz skeletons in the ancient one you know like you know when they find these mastodons and saber-toothed tigers and things that we existed here 10,000 years ago finding a body will stop us from finding phones yeah it's cuz skeletons in the ancient one you know and you know what the end of site like you know when they find these mastodons and saber-toothed tigers and things that we existed here 10,000 years ago


    Are Coronavirus Tracking Apps Necessary? w/Jessiemae Peluso | Joe Rogan
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    intertwined with this thing about the tracking but covet tracking that they can get people to agree to tracking if it's your job to do that you're going to keep going see if they really are quarantine and you know they're doing that in China yes this guy just got back from a trip in China to give a 14-day quarantine and they put a f****** camera right in front of his door that's weird you're not going anywhere for 14 days and we're watching you encourage Society to snitch on people that's weird worse if you're offering rewards as you're saying if you're saying if you lose snitches get stitches but this one step towards this tracking system that's going to be implemented that they're starting to be like oh it's okay we're going to reinforce you guys being stitches it's fine here's a little treat for you here's five hundred bucks for let me know that Karen was out not doing the proper protocol have been that many deaths were like relatively to what they thought they were going to be and so that means it's the success so that means the way it's being implemented so far as been a success like you're getting it more aggressive with it even though those numbers are way lower than we thought they were going to be keep an eye on each other. When people do stupid s*** you shouldn't have f****** parties but you also shouldn't give people rewards the snitch yeah it was a hot was a packed house party at the icing it said something like if these people ain't dead in 14 days imma go out partying in my apartment is well and not my where I personally live with the building people have been having House Parties have a chilling I care if there's a Cards Against Humanity happening a lot if it's wild and buddy from this house party. 14 days why is it so bright it looks more like a meeting. Just let out and it in it in a business maybe it is maybe this is b******* these photos so many photos are doctored like you talked about the picture from the the beach how do we even know what date that's from I'm sure a lot of these things you can sort of track but then they posted a picture about you know the state of the anti stay-home protesters it was a photo from like an election from 2011 one thing I saw


    Did Chris Cuomo Fake Self-Quarantine for CNN? w/Tim Poole | Joe Rogan
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    look at where they weren't 2014 look where they are now with faking the Chris Cuomo thing they've they've pretty ridiculous I think what was the biggest show the only one that seems to be a man and he doesn't crack a million in the ratings I think it's like 800 and 900 I think we might was he on when he was talking about the issues he was having he was he seemed normal right like it was here's what I would expect from someone who is as sick as he seemed to be I don't feel that good but hey I'm one of the lucky ones was quite a while ago at the end of the night I'd be like really a key cuz I was tired and I was as I was tired my immune system would be depleted and then I would feel the effects of the cold more and then you wake up in the morning feel a lot better maybe pop some ibuprofen I know you're taking Tylenol so to take ibuprofen for this for some reason he probably got sick he tested positive but I think he it seemed fairly mild in comparison to other people like Michael yo when I talk to him first of all when he was doing a video talking about recovering from it was coughing and in the video he was coughing when he's talking about on Instagram thanking everybody but he had a bad case of it we got pneumonia and it was rough and you know Michael's a healthy guy so it that was disturbing to me but they Chris Cuomo end of coronavirus didn't seem that scary the dude wasn't quarantined okay he went out to some property 30 minutes in his home cuz Emily with his family he was witnessed by somebody else to do that right I didn't want to do it you want you to look man I worked when I make sense he can't call them out cuz he wants to keep the job when I worked for you know one of these companies they told me to side with the audience we talked about it last time I was here they wanted me to create a narrative that the audience agreed with because we were there to serve them young progressives whatever they say so social justice so whatever young progressives serve them what was the narrative young progressives whatever they say so social justice so whatever young progressives say going to side with that and I told him I asked are you saying that if there is a factual news story that would be upsetting for against we won't cover it.


    Joe Rogan Talks Battlefield Earth, Tom Cruise, and Everything Scientology
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    like the last one to come up with a good one was like Scientology right that's the last when it's stuck that was a science fiction author by the way and really really bad science fiction author really bad but it talks a lot to the power of persuasion like it's the stops is Bonkers likes some of the some of the reading Like You Lie he would write the stories he would get paid like in a like a penny a word or some s*** like that he would write like a bunch of them for like strange Times magazine stuff like way back in the day but guess what he did before he created Scientology he wrote these stories and you don't like that John Travolta movie that they made of are you an AI it's all with the eyebrows that movie into one of the most Preposterous movies of all time you turned that book he turned into a masterpiece is the is that Forest Whitaker oh my God anyway this movie is it's like Showgirls never watched show girls for fun great movie it's the first time in queue it up so you can people can watch a long they'll just see you but they could like watch Battlefield Earth on one screen view of the other if they chewed up at the same time they'll get you reacting to the movie is it so is this like it just as bad as it looks really good at your moment was like it's so bad it's just like what is what the f*** are you doing the f*** are you doing people like that and I said this about Hitler and people who are just people who have these massive capabilities of persuading a mass of people Hubbard it's like a missed opportunity to do something good will just have you ever read that book Lawrence Wright's book is clear Lawrence right is that who I think it is book on scientologists amazing I mean f****** amazing and it was an HBO series on how he created it how El Ron Hubbard created the two going clear maybe it's going clear clear the the story behind it is he was self helping himself so he was psychologically not a f***** up and he was sort self-diagnosing and self-medicating give himself therapy by taking a lot of these principles of the different self-help books and different psychology books that he had read and then he started applying that and they started putting that together with some like f****** for UFOs you have director's name in the going clear on HBO it is it's f****** amazing and one of them there's this guy who's a big-time Hollywood guy who is in Scientology I forget what is the director I would like he's a really really respected Hollywood guy right makes movies and he's deep in this thing right probably given a millions of dollars to read these handwritten notes that he's been waiting for this is the year on to the next level but he thinks it's like almost like a test Super Mario Brothers salt sense of achievement like you've achieved something different and it's like what I was saying like do you think how in marketing there's like a Tipping Point to and Things become viral and more popular do you think there's like a Tipping Point to to Scientology to the floodgates opened and then everybody was sort of following if you follow a lot of the tenets of things like Dianetics all these self-help tell if you follow the good stuff you can actually do better and you'll do better because you're also focusing on the fact that you're following this path that's going to do better so your intention your focus and you during your day is improving and doing better or whether they take some Tony Robbins stop which is very motivational mostly he seems really good for a guy that's experienced what he's experienced reference to be that doing that kind of stuff for this long awake the Beast Within unlimited power like a 1989 or something like that the other motivational dude Jamie help people want something that guides them in a positive direction if they think it's going to be Tony Robbins or if they think it's going to be Scientology they're trying to do better right so if you say will Scientology help my life but why did it help your life and help you live because you decided to focus on doing better in your life and use the tenets of Scientology which some of them are really good ankle broken half doing Mission Impossible discussion on the wall 272 he's at least 56 building all the way to the other with his f****** rope attached to him and Miss hits it and slams his ankle into the side of the building you see his foot compressed ankles Knoxville why do they allow want to watch in the in the movie contract they like yeah we're going or do you think he dresses like f****** I'm going to do it he's going to do it and you eat s*** all day because he's f****** Tom Cruise you don't think he is watch Interview with a Vampire and shut the f****** amazing Tom Cruise is in the are you for real I'm such a like it made me understand how hard that is to do and no no because I wouldn't do it that to Scientology what I said about playing pool you watch someone play pool in the movie look like dogshit he look good in color money look like the flag of sociopathy that's playing there negative who is who was wild in this mother f***** because of Scientology I think you think he gets his own Planet when he dies was out of Mormon. Some Mormon right Mormons get their own planet from Johnny marine or The Osmond Brothers From The Osmond Brothers and in the inside the album when you open it up from back in the day the album the name of the album is the name of this thing that happens when you get your own Planet when you die and is always different people they all have their own planet okay we need to know that when Title the plan okay that looks like a cult look at the pink people there's one that you open it up and then the inside of it it's got all the different time being like Tom Cruise I can't imagine like someone is dying like an impossible to imagine how you managed that is there is the entity that they're praying to God they say things like to lrh and if I can salute him in check but I think they think of Amazon like a guy who just sort of like brought them the word and then the word is the true origin story of human beings with the thetans and they were frozen they throw into the volcano and energy and then you have this thing that's inside of you that really has come from my other galaxies and it was released here and I was trapped inside your body some f****** wacky share but the writing the writing so bad you need to get high to be called me about a battlefield Erica did you sitting there on the couch criss cross applesauce and every now and then oh my God he just hold on a million times better than the book the book itself I kept telling his writing was so awful that it's confusing it's like how did he do this and he even wrote quoted as saying if you really want to make money start a religion really quoted saying that we take pictures of him with captains jack on a bunch of metals gave himself going clear like what he was he was like this guy was mentally ill who was trying to self diagnose and then self heal and then came up with this whole system of like Dianetics this whole system of Hada like manager mind and and and and again for some people it actually is effective because it gives them a structure what's the weather what is Mussolini the guy probably believed everything he said it probably out of his f****** mind if you really pay attention to El Ron Hubbard why is he seems like he's lying consulate he's probably a maniac was a result of the CIA Tom Cruise is on with Matt Lauer on The Today Show and Tom Cruise's mad at Brooke Shields on psychiatric drugs he's so intense it on something look at his face it's so intense I just think he's very adamant about this particular aspect of the Scientology belief system and one of the things they don't believe in psychiatric drugs of the people who are followers of the Scientology religion what the common denominator is amongst them that one way stood on the podium and they gave Mike the most amazing man of all time metal they gave him a metal like a gold medal it's the size of a f****** hubcap and it's hanging around his neck was Flavor Flav and he Stanford ligaments and somebody leave this it is f****** amazing so the head guy of Scientology that guy I guess if they salute each other because they're in the f****** army they hug like in a crazy like they both probably came there and then Tom Cruise goes up they give him this gigantic dinner plate of a a metal and this this is like a pump-up speech it's like a pump-up speech that was like a Scientology thing as metal he want most awesome human of all time and so he's standing there in front of this huge Globe behind them does issued image of the earth behind them huge seal Freedom medal of valor Valor Valor amazing most amazing person of all time metal and then at the end they salute to El Ron Hubbard they look they look at the picture on the go to lrh secret society it's not a secret, I am going to do a thought experiment and I'm going to study all their work and I'm going be non-critical about all this and I'm going to live my life by and imma do it for three years do people try to do that probably just like for fun on their own cuz they're so bored but it's not like what would happen if they did in life they just were hoping it would help whatever issue they had I'm sure that's happened both ways how many people looked at the success of Scientology though and going I need to do something like this but they never did probably a lot


    Why Do People on Ayahuasca Trips See Jaguars?
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    also the impact that we're having I know this is not sustainable for people to not work and stay home for months it's not sustainable I'm well aware but it's also amazing for the Earth you look at this the pictures they've taken about the sky above la but it's right right next door and that environmental stress that constant exposure to environment environmental stress I mean that affects your mood that affects your health to all move out into the rural area and ruin that Arizona going to be the new La I mean we're all going to move there thanks and occasionally have the Jaguars you know that's one of the rare places in North America outside of Mexico that we occasionally see Jaguars trail cams and the biologist he's wildlife biologist watch it very carefully because there's never been a really strong at least there's no real history of a really strong supply of jaguars in this country is primarily a Central and South American animal as well as Mexican animals f****** Jaguar that made its way from Mexico Arizona that's wild the cartels are sneaking Coke and just f****** shooting at you you like wandering around tattooed on me so see the skin down there in the middle side where there they're looking at that's yeah they found out that this one Jaguar that they've been spotting on trail cameras have been killed in Mexico that picture Miler my office right Jamie we need it on metal beautiful please screenshot right now that's the big is there big there solo Hunter's right but when you trip balls apparently in the in the Amazon when the guys do Ayahuasca and the Amazon AC Jaguars I think the more they're experienced and who they becomes a part of the Psychedelic experience for the next person and years they see things that these people who trip before then we're terrified of like snakes I want to start and not have to explain myself I'm very interested in doing it I just had to have to carve away the time to get ready for it and also make sure I'm doing it with someone who's a reputable person it's not legal so you know you have to trust people it's mushrooms or any LSD incredibly potent thing and you don't have a chain of command you don't you have a lab this game from you don't know it like when you get into the world of psychedelic drugs it's becomes very f****** weird very very likely my friend Jackie staying has a really cool psychedelic platform it's I think it's called meat Deli and she promotes healthy ways to have a journey in her the one thing she says cuz I talked to her about it like I want to do it but I'm scared she always has Safety First like it's so important to be safe the journey and her the one thing she says cuz I talked to her about it and like I want to do it but I'm scared she always has Safety First like it's so important to be safe need a sitter in Indy environment environment needs to be right I've never done it but I would only go off of someone like that who is like you know knows the step


    Jessimae Pelluso: Our Brains Are Universes in and of Themselves
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    I think I'm this is just one of the I think of this sometime I'm not married to this but I think that you have the possibility to occasionally get these glimpses of of maybe senses that are evolving in human beings and you can call it intuition you can call it some connection you have with someone special someone you really love like your family or loved ones or someone you really care about and you think about them and then they call it's almost like man is there was some sort of a between people that just comes in and out goes in out sometimes you thinking about someone they text you the kids that just total coincidence it might be but it also might be that there's some weird hard-to-define impossible to measure connection that we all share with each other send out into the universe to just let somebody else know they're not alone and maybe they grabbed them through some way through some realm erportal and it's important to like conversation is so important because of that because it makes it reminds you of things and you draw association's I was talking about my father one day and you know John Heffron he sent me a message and I was just very upset about it in the same thing that you did I want to let you know like hearing is one of the last census to go when people are sick so just so you know that your dad can still hear you and I have been afraid to call my dad during this whole process because I didn't want to know what he had forgotten and so I John sent me that message on a Sunday and because he sent me that message it made me think about my dad and I was like you know I haven't called him in so long I'm just going to call him tonight it was like 4 in the morning East Coast time he was in his what is it like hospice with the last place that people go is it like the nursing home is usually like right before people are are passing I think it's like a nursing home but because I said something and John thought about it and sent me this DM I never met him before that DM made me want to call my dad and I and I called the Night Nurse it was like 4 in the morning and in can I go I know my dad can't hear me right now but can you just tell him that I love him and I'm thinking about him and and I care and I think her name was she said sure I can go in and I'll tell him I'll whisper into his ear and us about 4 and you know about what was that one here whatever the time differences and so I fell asleep my sister calls me about 20 minutes later my dad passed away right after the nurse went in to tell him that and I can consider that there is some sort of deep connection that we have that we can't express articulate with words even though these words that were sent to me or the thing that motivated me to talk to my dad if there's something to the effect that there maybe there's something mystical going on maybe there's something that we're not meant to explain problems clients to sort of back it up $0 put out a reward where James Randi I think it's a million dollars if you can prove any psychic ability no one's been able to Win It looking at something like an emerging characteristic of human beings like for instance like we know that we used to be single celled organism is very unlikely to Durand time we were single celled organism interpretive dance no was writing books are single-celled organism so as these single-celled organisms like things are getting more and more complex and more more skills more more senses and more and more of an ability to manipulate their environment and I think that it's only it only makes sense that there could be some non-local connection that we have to each other some way without just touching or talking or through Visual there's some sort of a connection that we have with each other that we just haven't evolved yet it's on the way it's coming it's coming and that's why we long for it that's why we're really interested in psychics we're really interested in Palm people that know the few not just because we want to know what the future has we want some sort of a feeling of of hope interconnectivity it's also that I think we know there's something to it grander Beyond just as physical existence that we have and then it brings up the whole conversation about the creation or existence and introduction of Consciousness Consciousness when does that come into the picture and what is consciousness is it just sent you into just being aware and looking out for yourself because then dear conscious conscious cuz it seems they're pretty conscious to the Beyond you know that like consciousness there in the darkness until death I mean you can't even there's no way to really besides like grass and everything to really understand the workings of the brain and its firing all this electricity is going off in these little teeny molecules are doing jobs in there immune response where they send out this molecule it's almost like a Paul Revere of molecules where it lets at all the other molecules in the body know that since it's about to go down it's like it's like a warning microscopic things that are doing these jobs what the f*** do they start their day are they working out for an hour


    If We're not Careful Chinese-Style Oppression Could Happen Here!
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    I think it's a good idea I was I was joking around but also being serious like what you were saying you could do for plants why not why wouldn't you do it for yourself I wouldn't you I mean everything is made up of things we can't see self love Joe Rogan and Joey Diaz or even you know somebody who goes on to become a politician or doctor whatever it is what determines them going from that direction to people who are committing crimes in and there's something on a on a microscopic level that is determining these things and self-love is is a a tool to use to sort of I think help help you put yourself in the of a positive life for people to just change gears right it's hard for people who aren't healthy to be healthy so our people don't eat well. Well it's hard for people were kind of lazy to get the s*** together and be disciplined you going to get tired you know and if you're that person that automatically seeks comfort and nothingness all the time anyway it's going to be hard for you events are very there's amazing opportunity in advance and this is a big event what do you mean events like this pandemic already we've only been on lockdown for a month or so and already we freaked out when we see people hold hands movies we see people kiss people they barely know you like that when it comes to people like I can't believe the China's military dictatorship in 2020 yeah and if you're not careful that could happen here if it exists anywhere if it can exist here and we get all complacent in this idea that that could never happen to us and we're too f****** smart do you know how many people are rethinking their thoughts on safety on security on guns on on the food chain food supply chain people rethinking just basic survival you know us being so comfortable we're due for some s*** will this is for some destruction compared to a big earthquake or a mile wide wide piece of rock from space would do if it hit us it's it's a planet in maybe the Silver Lining is that we're getting a little bit of a taste of what a real you no more devastating Global pandemic looks like that's going to be the deciding factor on our preparations for something in the future occurring they didn't know but now they do for all those other possibilities I really want to I'm a gummy bear I am now we understand that things have been is not necessarily the way things always will be is a silver the Silver Lining hopefully will be us learning how to prepare a little bit more and you know not argue and debate over these stupid things that don't f****** matter but I think the reason why we're going on because we didn't have something like that that's what Lisa see was it breed complacency is that it's a just make up a cliche see everything is breeding contempt more familiar with our complacency we need to know what's important and I think now we have a better sense of it so the real question is whether or not we can learn cuz people are good at adjustments when they have to make adjustments then when things slide back to get this sort of the thing we're talking about earlier where you don't want to look at all the possibilities as you will freak out hell yeah I've been staring staring away from Edibles I mean I have been doing the blunts but I think people will change when their livelihood in survival threatened but will they change to protect themselves or when they chained to adapt a new way of life to protect the greater good because I want to be on earth of people who are protecting human race not Bob Johnson you know what I mean it it's then we're just back at square one if you look at the history of people we're doing way better now than we were before right we'll keep doing there's obviously been some Peaks and valleys and some mistakes and we're also aware that you can kind of navigate the future intelligently and if you navigate the future intelligently you make less and less mistakes I think we just now have to reassess the nature of our momentum the nature of the society that we're creating and what we're trying to do lakes and we're also aware that you can kind of navigate the future intelligently and if you navigate to Future intelligently you make less and less mistakes I think we just now have to reassess the nature of our momentum the nature of the society that we're creating and what we're trying to do


    "Essential" Shopping During the Pandemic Isn’t So Cut and Dried
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    what were the biggest problems I'm looking at is who determines what's essential and what's not essential yeah weed stores are essential so we heard it like in in Michigan for instance they were closing off certain parts of certain stores did you hear about this now so a lot of people took it because there were photos of seeds at Walmart or something where there's like a tape saying you can't you know this part of store is closed and so the story went out that you weren't allowed to buy seeds anymore the story actually was that stores over 50,000 feet had to close off non-essential area like flooring and gardening and things like that and who to determine what isn't isn't essential about any of those Services gardening readily available in your backyard now the time will even think about just general Hardware if they're going to shut that down what if you would hold breaks up in your floor you know the kid falls through or something like that fixed I was like come on liquor stores but someone said actually it is to prevent people from going into detox from having problems detoxing where they would take up a hospital bed that we need potentially need be as of the virus that makes sense I also think about the reality of you take away booze and time of a crisis people's nerves snap real quick whiskey and wine and sake minutes from house to house is like good see what they've been up to or so stressed out


    Are We Heading for War With China?
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    take a look at the social media what's going on with you know Twitter Facebook CEO of YouTube will start their sat on on CNN basically anyone who says anything out of line with the World Health Organization is a bad spannabis against our community guidelines World Health Organization is flip flop back and forth you know like several times already from person to person and did you know the AP reported at that time chinanu and withheld the information for 6 days so the day that the World Health Organization tweeted out no evidence according to try not human human transmission we now know according to AP that kind of did know I'm purposefully withheld at what you got going on with China right now I question whether or not we're getting close to an act of war and I know that might be a little exaggerated but they've got this is the story of publishing BuzzFeed news trolls working either for China or trying to slow down the response and other regions like Spain Italy Taiwan I think I think that the Boston was specifically about Taiwan sewing disinformation to would slow their response things like that one and interview the woman ass I'm about taiwan's response and he says I think China has done a great job right and then ignores yes NBA in like dessert that cold Hard Cash they're making a bold bet you and I mean you know what trap is no so this is I was reading about this the Atlantic what about this in 2015 are we headed for war with China and felicity's trap says that whenever a Growing Power seeks to upset the dominant power it result in war and out of 12 out of 16 times of the past 500 years it has happened so people predicting a us China war for a really long time because of this historical precedent is not absolute but it looks like it like that but it looks extremely probable to me I thought people get mad at me saying that I was fear-mongering by bring this up but the US just sent two warships into the South China Sea Witch trying to consider their own territory when you look at which wine has been doing in terms of misinformation clearly lying about the numbers that you know that they're removing China from the chart saying they're not real has been misleading the rest of the world with holding information on how bad the infection is it said that strike group an aircraft carrier group South China Sea near Taiwan put in Japan on alert the US's aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt was disabled because of the coronavirus they evacuate send the Personnel the US doesn't what they call an elephant walk in Guam where they have all these bombers him out cuz apparently kind of got some kind of weapon that can just blanket Guam Air Forces we sent the kind of weapons and have it can do that it's not entirely sure I'm not getting my information from just waiting for full stories about a military you know so the US just sent two warships into the South China Sea and I think they're doing this because one of the things I read from military website was that the strike force is testing us resolve the last time that China has done this where they send a strike force around Taiwan actually tried to you know taking some compassion the US Senate super carriers in everything calmed down now are super carriers in the region where disabled by Kofa China didn't they go into a group exercise with Iran after week we killed that guy I don't know ya took group exercise with China and Iran in the sea that they did a dumb thing like some sort of show of unity right after Trump had that guy's house and it is you see what happened with us Iranian gunboats they were swarming USDA US Naval vessels and then Trump ordered them if they do it again Singham blown up during a civilian Venezuelan naval ship crashed into a german-owned private Cruise liner they were trying to my understanding of the story cuz I know a lot of people are there was a a fake cruise ship with assassins from a door or something so they ordered it to come into their their Waters cuz they weren't Venezuela Venezuela naval ship started ramming it sank itself with it you know that Russia is withholding wheat exports several European countries have closed their borders with in the Schengen area there with old there people trying to order food and we just had a full-page ad in the New York Times Sunday edition I think it's from Tyson saying the food supply chain is breaking and we're getting ready for a major shortage of food kill 2 million chickens cuz it didn't have anybody to butcher them there's a concern when you have these nation-states Shoring up their borders even Within European Union that's crazy to me when you see Germany and France and Austria closing their borders to each other then you get these warships making his movements you can people desperate for food you see Venezuela ramming into a cruise ship I say that it could be that we're hyper focused on it because we're bored we don't really pay attention to the stuff we only pay attention to celebrity gossip in politics now that we're not doing anything we're really focus on what's happening in international territory or perhaps it's that we're getting desperate and we're scared at the economy tanks moving into a place of War when you have two nuclear superpowers like China and the US like what you know what they do what you going to do what you going to one. Going to launch a missile the other guys going to launch a missile I quit willing to do so who would be more willing to wipe out a giant chunk of the population would it be China or would it be the United States I don't they give you the United States I think it'd be Jenna and I think it really depends on how strange they are for resources and whether or not they're really going to lose the difficult look in China when this broke out what it was. Videos of them barricading people in their homes welding their doors shut the doctor whistleblower Vice ran a journalist was calling out all these things disappears for a month comes back a month later I'll happy you like diamonds right we love them really yeah misinformation maybe the u.s. is trying to you know. But I think it take a look at that kind of behavior the willingness to do anything by any means necessary and at what point you get one person is in charge saying I will not be the captain of a ship that sinks you know I look too well I don't to get super political in American history but I view it as you've got a leader of a country and its people are looking at him he says this will be the year my country ceases to exist at that press the button I will not be the you know I will not be the person with it press the button I will not be the you know I will not be the person with it staying it's hard to know though because it could be a leader saying I will not be the person who destroys the world I would rather go down in history as the you know failure of my country I think you back somebody into a corner and you can fight or flight


    Keeping the Economy Closed Too Long Can Cause Deaths, Too
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    here's here's the prediction I made you know very early on I was talking my friends actually I think I said this what they're going to do they're going to say we're only going to keep things close until April 12th and that's what Trump said first Easter we're going to come open up and I said about a week before they're going to say what we got to push it back turn off April 30th then May 15th June 1st for who outside of New York City right is not going outside and he said there's a lot of trump argument with with camping in Georgia about going too fast and stuff like that so you know if you don't open things up behind whether or not we should reopen the economy or stay lockdown it's it's it's so you know I had a friend messaging me saying we're stupid people who want haircuts are going to get us all killed in their going out protesting and the first thing I'm like you you really don't think it's because one guy was on that dumb science what everyone is thinking right now it's not the case but what's crazy is you at the UN un advisor come out and say we're looking at a hundred and thirty million people are going to starve because of the economic shutdown and that's going to be much worse essentially an actual pandemic itself facts are ignored because of the tribalism what's happening there Trump tweets it out there for it's an outright left you know conservative whatever I don't think they know exactly what to do I mean I think there's some educated decisions that are being made by medical professionals and then they have to adjust those based on new statistics to come in and I don't know if they have adjusted like the the initial idea was it there was x amount of people that were infected in California turns out there's many many many more in the most recent thought is that there run 400,000 and it has been some dispute about these studies you know whether or not these studies are accurate whether or not the two tests are accurate whether or not you could get it again whether not even matters if you've already had it and you might be able to get it again but there's no adjustments need no one's saying hey this is way less deadly than we thought it was going to be now there is this sounds like the problem of government I've never been with a small government types how much is people might want to argue with me I'll in a little bit left in a lot of issues like government programs I think are good things it just seems like whenever the government ask something it's so slow to fix it if it goes bad or when things change right to adjust if they need to shift back more money into it if it's not working properly I want to know why some people just shake this off that's to me the most for this it almost seems like you're dealing with more than one virus so you're dealing with a bunch of different versions of a virus think you are I think they said they found multiple strains like that it exchanged a little bit or something I want to assure I know they did say that about India they said that the The Strain that they have in India is apparently very different than the strain there they're experiencing in Europe yeah I think some I heard something similar but like Washington liberal really acting like since the beginning they've doubted every step of the way and I'm like you have you looked at the spike charts it if you don't hear what I say if in New York City were saying thousands more dad were they dying of if not some kind of you know infection I mean if you can call whatever you want nothing going on but we're seeing huge spikes you got to just dismiss that stuff we can't even debate or dwell on it but what's interesting to me is well it is a bunch of parts that are interesting but what's interesting to me is like who George is opened right and then parts of Montana of open-source things that are open in Texas like it's going to be interesting to see what the response is going to be whether or not they come back online quicker and their economy build up quicker or whether not to get a second Surge and gave her a shot down longer is it being that maybe should have waited longer and we had glass infection like we just saw a city of 10 million in China under lockdown again did they call the Social distancing measures and start enclosure and stuff like that and they're saying it's because someone a student I think there's things from the US came back whenever there's a new disease and everybody's got to scramble and real-time to try to figure out what the f*** to do about it and then just weirded out you know no one knows like what is normal now what is what is reality reality we live in like you see movies now when people hug or shake hands and I'm like what you doing the same where it's like it's like we're all in this together and then it shows people banging pots and pans and it's like we may not be able to hug anymore but the love is there it's like all identical but then all sudden older commercial pops up and I got was watching this the other day and it's like a guy walks up shake his voice and pat on the back and then like give his wife a kiss on the cheek and I'm like that's an old commercial that is I can tell if an old campaign nope that why people want to ignore I think a lot of trump supporters were pushing it because they're in favor of growing economy but there is like that equation of at what point is having things shut down more damaging than you know what a certain point we have to recognize no matter what we do will there's a Bloomberg the mayor but there's a Bloomberg statistic on the economy that measures the downside like when when the economy goes down how many people died because of it and if you could kind of tree it's it's very disturbing and when we're talking about deaths were talking about to something that we can immediately deal with his right in front of us is the disease is happening right now go after it stop it but the secondary reaction to that in fact because you're closing economy might wind up killing as many people as you trying to avoid being killing in the long run it warm or 235 million starving because you're closing your, he might wind up killing as many people as you trying to avoid being killing in a long while yet warm or the big store on the UN was that their advisor said 235 million starving you know in the next year or so unless things get back into gear


    Tim Pool on YouTube’s Muddled Relationship with Mainstream Media
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    problem is this idea of a proved truth what YouTube calls authoritative sources so I know I'm pretty hard on YouTube but did this does involve Facebook as well that name I sent you a Facebook will delete your post without notice if you type it from Dubuque on orthodontist named who has five kids and he's in his mid-50s I did that because that in no way to scratch that person is not delete it telling me it was just erased from the site gone so it's some sort of a filter that someplace no nose how many manually did it there for a while and then somebody came in somehow so you know what happened with CNN Chris Cuomo getting the other fake that whole thing right what do you mean effective so Chris Cuomo was spotted 30 minutes from his house on a property with a new cut with a new construction being built a guy on a bike saw him Chris Cuomo they got into it I don't want this jackass on Fat Tire Bike coming up to me I should tell him what I want I got in the box is he called the cops and said he threatened me so this place will confirm the encounter Chris Cuomo then then shot a segment for CNN of him emerging from his basement like this is what I've been dreaming of finally getting out of my basement kids but he was witnessed seeing his kids somewhere else with his kids had been Smith Senior Times-Call this out Ben Smith BuzzFeed news something effective it's it's like shocking Hacienda Lighting this whole controversy there are many like it didn't happen everybody knows, faked it in quarantine and three kids so we can we can assume his wife and his kids whatever I bring that up because you got a couple other moments right you've got Brian stelter on channel the anger for the people he was saying that journalists need to do that I saw you did that you said that like finally they're admitting it I mean lucky it's no secret that I work for these companies and I've seen them slowly getting worse and worse with everything I want to see Brian scream and scream like him enraged would be adorable I don't know if you talked about this yet but if you go to Google Play and look up Larry King show from 1993 you will see there so actually I checked many of the different months what people noticed was that one episode was missing August 11th 1993 the episode where Joe Biden's accuser called in saying my daughter had a problem with prominent Senator accusers mom play and there certainly were other episodes that were probably missing typically Monday's where I was so I would assume that you know Larry can get a day off or something 11th Wednesday why was this missing why did CNN why would they scooped on their own story they had this evidence apparently this was this was news so when you look at what she has been doing admitting that they're doing rage journalism you get people like Jim Acosta but isn't that would Brian stelter isn't he just that don't opinion you know I mean and it's not that they're admitting that they doing rage journalism it's he's saying that they should do that right is not what it was how do you set it on Twitter right yeah yeah answer if you if if you have the opportunity for follow-up you do and then you at your store and you talk to him you got your stories told us the truth that's what journalist used to do now you've got this idea of channeling the rage for the people what that means is it something I've I've seen an activist circles where was explained to me that what people are looking for is someone to strike down a symbol of what they view as their enemy or the cause of their problems so the reasons why someone like Jim Acosta would do so well you'll get somebody fall constantly doing this it's not that he's asking any real questions or actually challenging the president it's that the people who don't like Trump see him as striking a symbol down as a matter if he's telling the truth or not now you get performative journalism workers, pretends to come out of his basement where you know you get people standing at the White House Correspondents conferences just arguing instead of actually asking questions and then YouTube Facebook and Twitter say this is the truth we deem it so YouTube now puts them power outlets on the front page of the website guaranteeing hundreds of millions of views meanwhile independent commentators like myself we actually get hurt in the Albert like to go to my channel they only show you Fox News if you want to watch me then you are guaranteed in the sidebar the next Realty Fox News they prop up all these channels David pakman friends since you get MSNBC Jimmy Dore Fox News I don't understand why they're going to send Jimmy's you know Lefty followers to Fox News what they're doing seemingly everything their power to make sure individuals like myself another commentators are struck down while channels like CNN Fox MSNBC are propped up even though we know they put up fake news but isn't that but because of the algorithm though and you think that algorithm is engineered inordinately we can see we can see what happened it was May of last year you can look at my analytics around the time these smear pieces came out arguing that there was a rabbit hole where if you watch one kind of contents all you get is a very very misleading way of framing what was and I'm surprised that YouTube just bend over for this you basically have YouTube's competition these media Outlets using their media wait to hurt YouTube in at sales so you just said you got it will give you front page access will guarantee you you know people watch your content but they're doing that because that contents very popular and that generates and Revenue deer crossing for example you want to know he's hugely popular at school if you have a Tucker Carlson video is going to generate millions of you absolutely so YouTube with in their best interest so I'm talking about Alisyn Camerota is anybody really Google searching you on YouTube Alisyn Camerota is opinion on this I don't think so it's very famous personalities very obviously do get you no more if you look at houses with what you do with even said to CNN they prop up authoritative sources if you search for a new story guess who you're going to get if you Google search you know Terry Joe Biden CNN. they're trying to get like I understand what they're saying in terms of so like the CEO of YouTube when she said that they're going to go with the World Health Organization I don't think it's a good idea to go to the World Health Organization cuz it seems like it's very corrupt organization but I do understand this desire to go towards respected and established medical professionals have a protocol for dealing with coronavirus we should listen to them right absolutely Lotto wacky Fox online they're trying to say that it's not a real virus and its 5G and is it like all that kind of stuff is dangerous you know what they told me don't you think absolutely absolutely but they told me that they published guidelines very early on I did a video about this January 23rd when they first started locking down I did a segment talking about what's going on and I actually don't think was a big deal this was before anybody was really covering it I mean this is beyond what's happening and YouTube fully monetized can I have a thing on YouTube called self-certification where when I put a video they asked me to do your does your view contain any of the following my videos are always clean family-friendly Time Square and I was approved video monetized a week later they implemented a new change that time anyone anything anyone talking about coronavirus was instantly demonetized deranked possibly had your videos hard to find things like that and it wasn't until about a couple weeks ago they overturned these the rankings on my channel they told me Florida Publix the guidelines you cannot say these things one of which was that it may have emerged from a bio lab now we have an April I think it was the 16th a former Clinton administration NSC staffer saying that Occam's razor suggests the most likely place that this came from was breaking out of the Sun by 11 there was a story by Bret Baier Fox News where he said morning to sources he has with overseeing the documents they believe that Anna was trying to essentially prove their there they're worth with American by research by racing to do the development and there was a breach and this resulted in the cold outbreak that's that's Fox News and CNN CNN run multiple segments sang this when I talk about it I get the right demonetize confirmed they say you can't talk about the stamps I can you can even if I use them as a source even if I say like so if I try to do is you know way thesaurus how good are they Bret Baier that's a good source I mean Brett Bears won the last True News people I don't I'm not somebody followed him too much but he's a straight news guy he put his name on this net that's a lot to me. Like the Fox News what's CNN also ran the story saying us intelligence now believed or I'm sorry they're investigating whether this claim is it has Merit we also have stores in the Washington Post that asked the same question even got a professor from Rutgers University to say it's very the story actually emerged because at South China University of South China university in Beijing released a paper saying that somebody was doing experiments on that bath with rotavirus and one of the bats spilled blood on them and peed on him and get to self quarantine for 14 days being that the Wuhan CDC I think the CDC is about you know three meters away from the from the Food Market it seems like that was a likely scenario dang it I understand what you're saying but no but I get I get knocked down for this about it I understand but I think in their defense some of this has to be that they're managing its scale every day and they have to keep this dense disinformation from spreading out of control but I get I get knocked down for this about it I understand but I think in their defense some of this has to be that they're managing its scale every day and they have to keep this dense disinformation from spreading out of control


    How Goading Trump is a Business Model for Big Media
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    when you have all these f****** nutjobs are saying this is 5G is uneven of viruses radiation sickness someone sent me a guy that I really like sent me this video of this doctor that seems like he's got schizophrenia or something he's talking about this is a plasma disease caused by radiation and like a f****** Christ the Imagine I've gotten so many people hitting me up 10 you got to talk about 5G bandwidth for cell phones it's going to be really fast it's going to be in your phone so the question is like okay all this stuff flying through the air is always signals to the ER what effect do they have on the human body that's a good question that's a good question but to say that that's responsible for this coronavirus thing is f****** crazy if you're saying they don't have any effect and here's why this is why you don't need to be worried about UHF for Vive whatever different waves that are flying around to the air Wi-Fi and you are worried about all that kind of s*** they did really concerned it just does have some sort of effect on human beings they think that in fact cell phone signals have an effect on bees when I was one of the primary theories about the drop and Bee populations yeah, collapsed the cell phone signals are interfering with the ability to communicate I had a meeting that he put up on his Instagram I retweeted it and they have to do something when s*** like that is so egregious is so Preposterous so the question is that where do they draw that line if it would be nice if they can watch all your videos and say oh well temples are really reasonable guy they do watching everything you do put out a lot of f****** client I do so average right now as a past few months at about 3 3 hours and 40 minutes per day it's dedicated every single video I put out on my my my my main channel is 100% of them they just recently introduced my my other two channels so I have I have a total of three channels under my name where I put out at around 10 to 12 separate videos per day for total about 3 hours and 40 minutes they what they do so if I upload a video it gets reviewed through something so I first Seltzer if I say this if someone watches it and demonetised is it contact Google for me so I actually have someone who fixes this if there's an issue and so so something and I did not like it even start my own business I'm rather successful with it and it's because of YouTube and it's because they view me as trustworthy you know I've known them for a long time they work with me it's not perfect the challenge is fundamental human rights and in the end the end the collapse of the media industry when we have news outlets that calls for I thought for two I tweeted out between of the George George Carlin quote the one that's a think about how stupid the average person is and realize half of them are stupider than that sure enough it turns out they fake the story the real story is that since the start of the pandemic people have been buying more cleaner than normal so statistically with more people having cleaner they're more likely now to and accidentally ingested and since March the calls have been going up the New York daily news one of the main purveyors of the story tacked on after Donald Trump's comments unrelated unrelated unrelated so here's the problem if the Daily News if CNN if if fought MSNBC if he's Outlets are going to do these things in a desperate bid to stay alive as bare as their methodology fails and YouTube is going to give them preferential access which is what they've done then we're in serious trouble but they don't give the Daily News preference Elon Musk has not supplied all the ventilators that he promised and then he lied and said are you aware that Twitter has a search feature and then he starts retweeting all of these different hospitals that showing the ventilators people thanking him it has a Tesla logo on it and it and end it map of the requested them they were specific parameters so you don't CNN did argue semantics the article that was written to two to prove they were right was that those aren't ventilators real ventilators are invasive ventilators that go in your body and see if he has a CPAP is a ventilator BiPAP when they're called non-invasive for non-intrusive such a f****** gross with justify what you tweeted and so journalists are supposed to help you understand Telangana not confuse it for the goal of making money that's what it is right it's about clickbait clickbait that the smartest man in the world f***** up and didn't give the ventilators CNN anybody's Network make a fake story get a million views a day later apologized retract and they keep all the money they made what they know that if they do they get paid and they let you know what the fake news is a million hits the retraction it's 30k we get paid for both an editorial review fail or editors are not reviewing these articles that are being written by journalists I think they're also making a toilet circling you know down to the drain cuz what happens is somebody so I saw a story written I think it was a hotbed for the Washington Post or something about Trump's alligator moat that's fake news that was real alligator moat right right so the story from 2017 that Trump talked about putting alligators in a moat around the southern border or something was like ridiculous a source familiar with you know Trump's thinking said that Trump had discussed an alligator moat and I might even if Trump did isn't it obvious it was a joke the story was that a source familiar with you know Trump's plinking said that Trump had discussed an alligator moat I don't like even if Trump did is an obvious it was a joke


    Is Reddit Suppressing Conservative Voices?
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    but now we see this pop up again and I'll tell you what man the scariest thing is how do social social networks remove like we we talked about last year they remove a certain point of view is biotech company they default on what is authoritative and authoritative Falls in One Direction almost every single time Falls left right so you know I can't tell you how many times I've gone through where it's like you know that Peter Navarro story where Trump said to the journalist you're a nasty nasty reporter and everything what you don't see what the full context where the guy kept voting Trump for like 10-15 minutes and then finally come Snapchat them and they take that one sound bite and say look at Trump is being a dick it's like well yes Trump got no filter and he gets mad but they cut out the entire exchange where this dude was poking and prodding in like really just insulting the guy so this guy Peter Navarro he saying things like why are you trying to give people hope don't you think that offering up false hope is wrong and Trump's like no I don't think so do you get a guy that keeps you know building a man arguing with him and that's what is the funnest thing earlier at least these people is First United whatever Network have realized they were going to get ratings of communicating its second only to the terribleness that in those late-night new shows where they have three different people like 2/3 of the screen separated into three chunks and this person on the right is arguing with his personal left in the Monterey trying to keep everybody in order and everyone's talking over everybody and everyone's looking for a sound bite and everyone's looking to get their shots in before the buzzer cuz there's like a bell coming without the commercial runs it is the dumbest way to really explore a complicated idea right and second only to that is these f****** things were the Presidents Day at the podium and people yell things out someone called the flu Trump said who said it I don't know I heard I don't know you know I loved when one of the journalists asked about the price of oil he goes where is it at and the guy says all I don't know what I need to know where the price of oil there Porter's I don't know then why are you asking next question in front of public officials as they prepare and I know exactly at talk to these producers of talking to journalists there like ask a question anything I've been thrown in front of people I got them something I'm supposed to ask him ask him anything make something up because they want you to get that screen time so I can say there's also someone like Jim Acosta for example don't you think there's an inclination when someone gets a certain amount of attention to lean towards that attention this is your base now these are the people that are supporting you and you find it with like online commentators and where was really weird is one like a person used to be left and then you see they got them getting a little bit of love from the right and it's kind of like entering over there and their comments and they get more and more attention and then they just jump ship and the inverse people who were leaning towards more right-wing talking points got attacked for it and then immediately came out in support of certain politicians yes yes yes you see people leaning towards what gets them the most amount of love Ryan for gym like that it seems like he gets a lot of love for attacking this guy because he's talking for them for the people at home 90% of any pro Trump point-of-view really gone man I pull up I pull up right and what do I get it's it's it's all Lefty commentary if you go to a car flash politics which has I think unified to six million Subs they use left-wing activists website does new sources so it's not a place for your political discussion it's a place to get your your biases confirmed this ain't the same is true for the Donald Trump subreddit which has been basically purged you know they used to have alaga real subreddit called the Donald and didn't kill I'm not joking that's that's the story that's a little strange to you that Trump supporters would be antique optimi no sense necessary move to ban the entire subreddit seems like so it's not banned what is it was quarantined quarantine so you can no longer email you go there you're going to hear only good things about the president and while they're certainly things will dislike and any rational person would disagree with I think a healthy discourse try so you know what you want you want to see the Counterpoint you want to see the positive points you want to better understand you know is there a real reason why Donald Trump did something or is he just an idiot and if you're only getting one side of it your your your your view of the world this is just totally easy to manipulate and control at ridiculously easy that you know I remember and what year was maybe 2015 political operatives were seeking ways to prop up politicians manipulating Reddit algorithms because users have direct control of it it's ridiculously easy to do like insanely easy they've since made it more difficult but one person with a hat with it with 10 cell phones and you could own the front page of Reddit very very easily accusations of and I think it's fair to say you know in my experience I know that the Universe tends to exist the sock puppetry when someone runs multiple accounts going to be different people to create the perception of consensus account had nine different people what are a nine what one person had nine different accounts over there were using to I like this guy and you can see the way right at work doesn't don't know is you upvote and downvote something if it has more upvotes it moves up if it has more downloads it slowly disappears so if you create a bunch of different accounts using proxy servers or you know other IP manipulation you can make sure your post is always in front that was their concern that the Donald's that the Donald Reddit site was being manipulated that someone that they were basically just using it early on you you know there was so the Donald post the front page of all so if you go to read it and you want to see every subreddit that Donna was always on top active will smash the upload button make sure those post always find the top because they're very enthusiastic yeah yeah but one of the things that the Donald got in trouble for I think was they would they would do is call the sticky post so that means if you went there one post was always on top of their page so the supporters new top voted guaranteeing it would get a lot of traction but we actually saw this is the craziest thing the CEO of Reddit manipulated in the database someone's comment with a trump supporter is actually this is imagine the CEO did this went into the database the hard database for someone's comment and change what they said I apologize for it so he was like oh yeah he actually edited the words to make that person with a piece of s*** like anti-trump or something about policy and the right way to solve these problems but I go on the front open Reddit browsing through it and I see these comments from people that clearly do not understand what's going on with protest of people want the economy to reopen and I try and talk to my friends about it and it seems like they're trapped because I think you don't like you were mentioning how people drift towards what gets in the most loved but now it's not just famous people's not just people on social media to everybody who does that and they don't want that world you broken these protests that people want the economy to reopen and I try and talk to my friends about it and it seems like they're trapped because I think you know it's like you were mentioning how people drift towards what gets on the most loved but now it's not as famous people not just people on social media is everybody who does that and then I want that world you broken


    Tim Pool and Joe Rogan on 2020's Presidential Also-Rans
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    cancel don't want to lose the respect their friends were also subscribing to the train ideology yeah yeah that's if you're if you're not left-wing if you don't you know just instantaneously when the when there's an issue instantaneously side with the left you get chastised then you get called a racist or you can call the Nazi if you crawled up a trump supporter yet can have a rational perspective on things you can't say something like in hindsight it was a good idea that Donald Trump closed off travel from China because it was coming from there in a lot of people are calling him racist it turned out to be a good move and then they've shut it down from a lot of different places as what you can't say that so so yeah right so at the first thing she does is the Task Force 2 Days Later the travel ban Joe Biden said the last thing we need is from Savannah phobia wealth Trump suspends travel from Europe Joe Biden says a travel ban won't stop this April 3rd Biden says actually Trump was right about that now Joe Biden's launching ads saying Trump didn't go far enough now Nancy Pelosi is saying Trump should have been Americans from coming back in the video where Nancy Pelosi was talking about telling people to go to Chinatown on Fox News now you were down there encouraging it yes and the record will show she's such an ineffective speaker it's so bizarre that she got to a position of power cuz she's she's so disingenuous and so fake and the way she communicates maybe I should be on the show maybe she's just told maybe she was better before I don't know my name what is allegations is this the creepy there's a lot of things that are changing you know right now that's going to affect whether or not Trump wins Republicans win or lose but what about a woman of color as a probably not. Biden wants to I think he said he's guaranteed to be a woman and he's looking at a woman of color I'm not entirely sure to me that's that book that's absurd I mean it's easier if you got a good candidate I think you know I don't care what they look like what their skin color is their race gender I know a lot of people on the left do that is like short-sighted because I think there's decent reasons to talk about how identity plays you know into how you view the world do you want to implement I just think it's dangerous to create to that kind of we're not talking about prom queen pick them based on what part of the world their ancestors are from or what gender they are that's ridiculous on a scale of 1 to 100 that's not near like the top 50 but I think it is fair to say that there's a real reason why that would play a role you've got a lot of people who have never experienced certain things the left and one of the problems in politics is what we see coming from the left is really based on Urban living and from conservatives more likely to be world living so when you see people on the left argue flag red stripes and things like that well yeah your urine cities where your predominately renters that's your big issue it doesn't resonate the same with people who live in Arizona primarily own their homes what were talking about the 2nd Amendment like obviously people in cities they tend to be liberal they want gun control yeah because you got it population done accidents probably aren't issue and you got cops with a minute's notice you'll never alaria the cops are 40 minutes away you need to protect yourself so this divide created a difficulty in trade policy for the entirety of the country I could point I personally would never play someone's like racial Identity or gender in the top priorities but I do think it's it is fair to point out that you know a black woman is going to understand things about life in the black community that a white man's not going to doesn't mean you give him a job because of it you can point out the perspective will be different but agree with both those things that's a good point to in terms of the overall country is so enormous and it's so different and varied like to find some common ground amongst everyone is so incredibly difficult so it's a contest of who's got the bigger bigger bucket they are electoral bucket that's a good way of putting it too but either way there so people are just going to vote left to get Trump out of office in Oak are you going to elect a guy with dementia you got to fill out this article slayalive Joe Biden by the Atlantic know I'm not getting when do they put this in a couple weeks ago maybe it's called stay alive Joe Biden all all we need is your corporeal form because we just don't like Trump well they're right about that he's a bad candidate by yeah they could have done so much better with buttigieg with Klobuchar with did they're terrified so gabbard they're terrified of Bernie Sanders and Andre and I think probably freaks him out a little bit too I was a big fan of Elsie and like that because you know Democrats all the time I'd like more tonight I'm a very few know much tea Pelosi and shift Nadler and like you have problems we have with them and I'm not a fan of their paws. And you know they'd rather do nothing but you know within that I saw Andrew Yang and his website the list of things he's gone through what he thought about was was insane I mean the dude had a policy for everything was a brilliant absolutely and he's also not a politician so his approach is going to be from a guy who you could you can argue that a similar thing there was chomping a businessman but Yang's listo is he's a comprehensive list of policy positions with it was to me I was like I like it I do salsa. That guy is a giant person a person has wasted too much money we've got people arguing for the pipes in Flint and I'm like right on let's stop building weapons and employment in trying to control these foreign countries and start working with an America and I think that the reason why a lot of moderate and conservatives like pulsing is that it's it's kind of America first right you know why we the plane so much of our resources and time and energy this foreign countries we shouldn't be doing that she's earned that perspective with two tours of Duty overseas Sushi served in the armed forces she's a been a congresswoman for 6 years she understands a lot about how this works domestic policy issues nuclear energy and then Three Mile Island when you're looking at some of these issues that they have with Fukushima in particular which is kind of an Antiquated system that they had set up that they can't really shut off which I had whole bit about how crazy that is when talking about the nuclear power that they could Implement today will be a very different system right then I'd be bad and barely clean extremely high return energy investment and zero emissions because of the past that sucks he'll be a very different system right there I'd be fairly clean extremely high return on energy investment and zero missions but there's a fear because of the past somewhere that sucks up the whole country with it


    Duncan Trussell Explains the Coronavirus Asteroid Conspiracy | Joe Rogan
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    The Singularity and not you know in this it's not we didn't make the singularity if it were a reflection of it that's just when this particular zone or note or whatever you want to call it it it gets open for business so to speak if it wanted to prepare us for abandoning life as usual this be a good way to start it yeah yeah I mean that's the that is the I don't want to either yeah g5g comet impact, yeah you're like a fly by like there's a meteor that supposed to fly by in the next time we want to have by we I mean they want to have maximum survivability for the planet they're not out till like they don't want people to die they're not trying to do is not a bio-engineer thing that's designed alike call the population which is another theories but rather that they're there was a plan which is like what their plan if we do see a meteor is going to impact the planet what's our plan do we let people know that the media was going to impact well it depends like that's not connected to someone of Our Lives or whatever see that they're going to let people know and then you know so that's a whole different I think method of like reacting but what if we see a thing that they don't know about and there's some probability even a 20% chance that thing impact the Earth right or there's some Cosmic event maybe we're not even aware I'd like the sun doing some weird s*** that we don't even know happens because it's so Dee it's like deep data right so maybe it's not it watching right and so there's got to be a plan it's like well if we just tell people that the sun's going to do like a mile blip which is going to destroy all satellites and destroy all GPS and just that alone would cause runs on the bank Mass panics liking people start looting and s*** and that's not you don't want that because ideas like we want them to Hole up in their house is still the ship passes so we get maximum survivability until the whole pandemic this is a conspiracy theory not real the whole pandemic was a plan to get people to go inside store up food get them off the roads and like wait for this whatever this event is the past and as soon as the event passes you'll you'll find that it's it's all the sudden it's like what do you know the the curves are all dropping off and then we'll all be back because the thing they were worried about didn't happen also could be a test for do that try to stop you physically so dumb it's hard to believe thank you a real virus image it looks like they've been able to test for antibodies there isn't a cold virus like you think there's no virus out there do you think that like maybe like so all the scientist that is like identify covet are all part of this thing to keep us from the meteor thing and then I'm like yeah you're thank you cuz like I'll start getting freaked out from it but I'll answer your question all the scientist that is like identify covet are all part of this thing to keep us from the meteor thing and then I'm like yeah you're thank you cuz like I'll start getting freaked out from it but I'll answer your question to answer that I would say oh no it it's real I mean


    Duncan Trussell Got High and Applied for a Job at the CIA
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    drop the cia's website yet but about the website applied for a job you apply for a job at the CIA Holly Hale and Molly Hills like a hot agent this week's ask Mario question comes from a writer who wants to know if there's a path forward for them at CIA since they have done illegal drugs in the past that's your question let me be clear on this from the get-go having previously used illegal drugs does not immediately disqualify you from working at CIA if working for CIA is your life's goal and we certainly hope it is could be up half for you here with that said there's certain there are certain restrictions you should be aware of especially if you use illegal drugs within the past year generally speaking to be eligible for CIA employment applicants must not have used illegal drugs within the past 12 Sonic damn s*** this is as with most things a general rule by which to gauge your higher ability as an award kids only an applicant but a holder of a security clearance but consider the access to information we're giving a CIA employees and consequences of granting access to the wrong person how much access the information just read that quick it might seem a bit archaic but consider the access to information we're giving us any given CIA employees it's kind of cool show you that later officers regularly handle classified information which it's leaked could spell disaster for National Security and endanger the life of CIA officers is my favorite word assets and their Family Assets is one of my favorite words to use we have an asset in Jerusalem and asset an asset an asset is like brand stocks an asset stock and Palestinians I got some Palestinians saved up some people you connected with the short answer is is this really apply my case the short answer is yes marijuana remains illegal under federal law in every state the CIA is bound by federal law which prohibits CIA from granting security clearances the unlawful users of Controlled Substances including marijuana state laws do not supersede those of the federal government the great Lord who looks over the land with an i fist good more information regarding the federal government security clearance guidelines regarding drug use and other considerations you can check out the the other cool thing when you look at applying for a job is it says after you apply don't tell anybody you apply for the job will like approach you regarding the job which is so fun and cool you can't talk about it when you apply did you really want to be a bookkeeper at the Pentagon know I wanted to meet a CIA agent dude hello did you really think they ever stop talking to each other now know he does security clearance stuff and security studies has a security company can I ask you a question of CIA or so okay let's imagine this one day you get contacted by somebody who's in the CIA and they show you convincing data regarding bang you know whatever it may be meteor impacts of mother and pending danger that is like you look at it and it's like whatever it is they give you you you believe it and they're like list not Joey know you're like we know that you're like a wild animal and we know that like you you don't want to be dishonest to understand that but we got to figure out a way to get this kind of information out to the world because if we don't like it's going to be really bad or just going to people like you and just trying to get whatever the thing is they want you to say a little thing and idea how they want you to be in the fight they're not offering you money they're not offering you money then and they're also like saying like don't worry if you say no it's the CIA listen butterfly Joe most of what they're doing is trying to protect us try to fly Coke back from Mexico and a Jets right that's true to that happened in Mena Arkansas you know we'll all that s*** that happened when Clinton was governor Barry seals when they were running Coke back and forth and dropping off in Mena Arkansas CIA contractor there's a lot of those guys if they're honest I don't know just assume they're honest you talk to people that deal with trying to infiltrate terrorist groups and deal with tracking terrorists and deal with trying to figure out if someone's trying to make a dirty bomb trying to figure out if someone's ready to blow up a mall and they're in there they're doing this actively everyday all day that's essential essential same people okay this is a giant organization's been around for a long f****** time with your hearing about from the Jolly West and the MKUltra people are dead those are not alive today do you know why is Isis you know where's a lot today a lot of threats all around the world you know who is allowed today Kim Jong-un the leader of China all these f****** dictators that are heavily armed all over the world I am your crazy crap it will the CIA is humans are evil and sometimes you need someone is paying attention to the evil people does that mean that they're not going to stray across the lines of what is correct and good and fair and and and start spying on regular people to know it doesn't mean that it means that s*** needs to be curbed the shitz on American but if you think someone might be a terrorist should be able to find out before they blow up a fracking School totally right we don't curse at 500% so the question is how good are these people at fat walking that line turns out pretty f****** good turns out pretty f****** good there's a bunch of s*** that's happened over time but also they've got an Intel on all these different terrorists and all these different f****** terrible situation all over the world and probably saved a lot of people it's not perfect but perfect tits on a f****** thing that's perfect but whether it's the f****** post office or police officers are fire department of doctors no one's perfect rap including the CIA yes I'm sure some of them I'm sure there's someone to the federal government selling guns to a bad guy right now I'm sure people just part of life like I got you know I don't bro


    Duncan Trussell Introduces Joe Rogan to the World of Mud Fetishists
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    if you seen this video is the fetish videos of people who like to look at videos of people getting stuck in mud you know about that fetish have you heard about that dude that get stuck in the mud do it for now it's just someone stuck in mud like it first you look at it it looks like why did that do just throw himself in that swampy mud and then he gets out of the mud or they'll start just like wiggling around in the mud and like yeah it home open are now helpless position in the bushes with gun and the girl standing there with her hood on the guy runs out of with their legs no not like they're not there like a BMW I think any you know your kind of lucky if that's your fetish there's a lot of mud out there man it's like that's a loser loser very sticky mud how much do they buried us 50 bucks how much they have to pay you how much do they pay me for my mother yet if you want to do free yeah well you doing these are great Jamie haven't seen any of these maybe it's like an ASMR thing or something just getting down. There are lots of sock this is weird weird man imagine this is your whole life and you like to go on the forums some guy who loves his f****** head still smoking reasoning is well when we were kids that was like one of the ways you could die quicksand and sometimes you would like if you're out in the woods and there was a suspicious patch you might even poke it with a stick cuz it's like f*** that's that was a whole tropin like all movies like Tarzan stuck in the quicksand Helix Water Swim right ice tips videos on it Jimmy says no to take a video and then send that video to I love mud boys at gmail.com it's my private email I will come to you trust me it seems like I think you have a service and your services you get people out of mud and you give them 1200 bucks but you got to jerk off on their face while they're trying to get out of the mud would like big mud she was like snow shoes but only for mud and he come out there that's like the foot that would be great scene is like somebody does get stuck in quicksand and then someone like they see boots and they're like like you know I don't worry I'm going to save you but just you know they made their own mud holes they dug them real deep and you sir silty very fine sort of sand if you get in there you slide right in life is quicksand did they say from quicksand and you can build the perfect sandpit amount of water to capture 200 lb man Destiny likes you want to get like a big Burly like fireman type do to jerk off on their hair that's really real EC nurre catalog they've got a mud dip thing going through that somehow healthy for you like you know what I mean like it's considered like a healthy thing you laying it up to your head it's like I'm talking about man like it's like making sure it's like a couples mud dip and like you know there's like flowers in between him and stuff and you see it in the picture and it looks some out relaxing your brain parties like how could that I can feel good like it's like just sitting in my but it looks kind of cool and you know you're there like next to each other in like dude like see if you can make a Big E this is a normal thing for a couple to do and then also you realize they don't change the mud I'm pretty sure they don't refill them breeding in the mud exactly that but like it the ones that we were in I don't know if they would he did it wrong or whatever but anytime I ask touch like close to the bottom it was burning my ass so it's like racing also I might Asbury Highway


    Joe Rogan and Duncan Trussell Go Deep on Art and Psychedelics
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    before we need to find a cul-de-sac don't buy houses there you mean the call yes I know what do you think of ranch would do the trick to get people live on a ranch the thing is getting Upstate New York utiful have you been there personally I've been there and then unfortunately haven't been there since its completion of its completed but I've been there in the early phases and yeah that for sure is a temple like it's no joke it's not like they're just staying at the temple that's a real in the way he printed those weird faces those use them in the corners the building again I'm sorry call cosmin. You know what he called those faces you have names for the name for the faces to is that the chapel of sacred mirrors and only has four but isn't that awesome is was used to be with it called the place in New York City right he had to place them in half there in like a small New York town right yeah you look like an don't think it's really quite there yet but holyshit coming up to that like walking up their front door and oh my God what in the hell am I looking at they will come things like imagine how hard you a trip inside that place do you know I'm saying I do DMT in a shity apartment and still have some crazy mind-blowing trip but you can't tell me that coming to this place and going through this empty on Portal you have a temple I mean that the idea is I'm not I'm not just going to trip or whatever but the concept is like you know let's acknowledge the fact that maybe our ideas aren't necessarily coming from inside our brain such as a fantasy imagine that there is a Divine intelligence that as one of the many beautiful things it pushes into this particular room is Art and if we can figure out a way to purify the connection with that thing and we become receivers for that and by doing that wow that thing to begin to exist in this world and a temple was a place that allowed that connection to be refined purified intentional eyes and in that there's a solidification called inspiration or art or whatever the name is you want to give it but it's really it's like output from a place that maybe is it you know a flute a few floors up from the one we're at it's having a pretty wonderful party right now and like part of what who is like allow it to drip into this round which is potentially the denser draw more in the realm of matter it's dense you know and like ideas if you look at your ideas there are light there like they don't have my ID is like they're not like heavy their inspiration feels like barely anything in fact it's a good idea how easy it is to think something cool that maybe want to write down for a joke light white and sew in in part of what they are I think they're all about or I mean again that's me putting it on them they have a wonderful description on their website about what they're all about the dummy part of what creation is is taking those things allowing them to come through you and then allowing this round to do what it does which is to crystallized them and then surform the other people can enjoy and you know that enjoyment that's enough some lofty Ash it's just like people get a little like tiny will smell of Heaven like a better place a lighter place a place it isn't encumbered by so much b******* is this particular round back in like completely take someone out of a depression man that can completely give somebody that you know juice they need till I get back out there and like open up themselves to the world and not be shut down just one little like tiny tiny miniscule don't worry there's this isn't the only place there's simultaneously amazing things happen happening with your part of you just don't realize it yet and don't worry McKinney's that they don't worry we're coming don't worry we're coming I know this place seems f***** up it's a little tense right now we're going to lighten it up and then imagination though how much of your own imagination stimulator trips you know I mean we want to assume that we're really interacting with something right on the other side experiences that sings twist and change and Morphin TF2 never say never stay any one thing for any length of time there was becoming other things and moving in and out of things like maybe that's just what happens over there maybe this things are are constantly shifting and changing you know maybe what we're doing is we're trying to apply when we think of how we are here in this this life we're trying to apply those laws to whatever we experience when we do that but it seems so alien when you have those experiences it seems so early that you're not going to be able to bring me that back you can give someone like little glimpses on the bass is capture like oh I know what he's doing like those faces those like almost Egyptian looking goldenface yeah moving and apart from each other like you go oh yeah I seen something something sort of yeah there's a trip to mean part 2 that yeah whatever that would it be in that dimension would change it become something else and didn't instantaneously and then become something else and then and a lot of it has to do with how you're thinking which is weird it's like is the way you are thinking actually affect those things or is the way you're thinking affecting your perception of whatever this energy and how it manifests itself visually what means write write in an incel it's so we have a thought and we were thinking ourselves I just got a good idea we don't know that if we had a different way of quantifying time and space we might have just seen some ethereal Mist drift through as that produced the thing we call the thought that we thought must be us so you look at a thing in that realm and it's shifting and converting and noticed that conversion seems to be happening in relation to like how you're feeling and you know what now you're in a chicken or the egg Haitian which is like who's we know who's reflecting who here like who which advice is like real and which advise isn't in our we just kind of there I am I just seeing who I actually am but because I live in a world of individuality and I live in a world where there is a separate quality two things I see I have to see you as separate cuz if I don't I can't see you and all I can do I'm seeing myself in you which is I think what is happening in this realm anyways like am or anything you're looking at right now is some phenomena being painted instantaneously by your imagination with all that's what the imagination is doing its painting colors on to the universe of infinite phenomena that your your brain is like doing out of habit so that's that's that you know anything that anyone you're around you make an instantaneous assessment of that person are you eating though I realize like wait I got a bad Vibe by that person I bet something's off of them and then you go into your TV psychic b******* like you can tell a person's off like they're not really connecting with you or the afternoon to connect Junior like well I got a weird vibe from this yeah what he said on paper what you said on paper would be totally normal patch trip there sometimes is a certain things of violation of space there's a weirdness to the way they look at you two occasions you know I'm just saying sometimes you're not right and this is like why you need empiricism and science because sometimes you're not right like just because you think that's how it is from some Instinct inside of you that mean that's how things is your bias and and so that that's the projection that's like the roof that's the part of you that you're like you're still dealing with some drama for your a kid and you're seeing that trauma and all the things around you and so you're an argument with someone who hurt you 20 years ago when you're talking to somebody who vaguely reminds you of that person and if you're still having argument and if you're not aware that you're still having that argument then you can start saying s*** like why you always end up with the same person on a different screen and being like I keep seeing this movie you know it's like at the same movie it's like you're seeing the same thing you're projecting is just it looks like it would now it's not time it's Alex or now it's not Lisa you're looking at Samantha but you're still seeing this thing and that that's the projection so anyway that's the imagination and the question is how powerful is that projection cuz sometimes you start projecting onto someone how you think and if that person's week or insecure don't start acting the way you think they are now you've your projection is sprung to life in front of you because the person you essentially animated a person with your expectation of them and then because that person is acting the way you thought they would act cuz they don't know what the f*** they are you're making monsters with your imagination with your imagination that's what you got to take these people and put it in their head that this is what they do I put in their head


    Joe Rogan and Duncan Trussell Watch Trump’s “Disinfectant” Video
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    look at this like okay now we know something can happen that we never talked to happen for the whole world shuts down now we know that's it we should we should act accordingly in like how we run things now we know what that's a silver lining I mean like that's a silver line it's like when you have a thing happened that you realized like you know whatever like in your car you get lucky and you notice that the tire is like super flat and you feel you fill it up whatever you see thing and it saves you from a later f****** thing they could have been a million times worse but you know man the wake-up call to me is like it's no joke that you need to at least be on like some terms of your neighbors and it's no joke that you need to understand how to do like how to grow food out of the ground and it seemed like basic first aid and stuff like that and I always have gas in your car trees in like f****** the Vino left a credit card at the house right in like the car was kind of low on fuel cuz I didn't gas it up like I should have right and no combination of settling not being able to put gas in the car and he's too dumb mistakes it wasn't just a normal shity day where your car I got a gas now it's your cars run out of gas during a pandemic meaning you got to call somebody to come and get put gas in your car or walk somewhere to get gas at the whole different Denver for not asking someone to come and help you it's kind of like asking to me would you mind like taking a chance and I know you're wearing a mask and everything but you know what I mean so suddenly f*** ups in this kind of environment they mean a lot more than f****** in like the previous world that we are in and that's teaching me a real kind of responsibility you know like having some cash on it like stuff like that I hate using every season with turn Silver Lining right now and it's like anytime you say I saw you at the Silver Lining on the people who drown in their own f****** mucus it's not the few know it's f***** up but I guess one of the Silver Linings in it is just that the fact that it's like look man Trump just was talking about maybe we should inject ourselves with a Lysol okay Yeah Yeah Yeahs tweeted it when you look into the abyss the abyss looks into you release date of an entire planet that it might be a good idea to inject Lysol in your body's here at let's hear my computer I had to get the sound out of it nothing anyway bottom line is he's saying wacky s*** in the focuses on this lady and now she's watching him she's like I can't even f****** believe I have to handle this I don't know how you doing there you go cuz you see a thing like that and it's like okay lean into that like that's going to fly Queen into that is a thing that you can count on that's a thing saying inject Lysol that's the kind of thing where you're crazy as friend if they said that to you you wouldn't be considering like calling their of their friends their mom to be like hey Jackie's having like a hardcore manic episode he's talking about injecting Lysol I knew himself you better do something that's a f****** president and it mean what that tells me is like Parker you need gas in your car you need to make sure your phone is do stuff you know whatever you need to make sure that you are like you got to be ready because if if we like think we're going to lean into some like imaginary hammock made of like people Doterra saying that we should inject yourself with Lysol then wormate then it's our fault cuz you know it's like let's say you went and you I don't know you went into the forest and you got attacked by a tiger but right before you went in the Tiger use the force you said to somebody hate you think I should go in that fourth or Tigers down there like no and then they start shooting up with Lysol you know what I mean if you go in that Forest that's your fault you f****** listen to a dude you thought you could shoot up Lysol you know what I mean that's your fault intelligent way to get out of this f****** subject and I've already started and I've already coming up with perhaps for instance maybe you could maybe you could hit somebody with a tremendous whether it's ultraviolet or just very powerful light and I think you had fun some of the way and I think you said you going to test that to sounds interesting right and then I see the disinfectant with knocks it out in a minute 1 minute and is there a way we can do something like that by injection inside or or almost deplaning cuz you see gets in the lungs and volume down put your lungs to a carwash like what what a crazy thing to say I mean cleaning cleaning give him a cleaning you know soap to me you see that and it's like okay well I'm not quite certain that that is where I'm going to get my data stream from because that's a Lysol person and then but then we but then there must be like a thing we can do regardless of the fact that clearly you wouldn't even talk like that on a podcast imagine you have zero expertise in a certain subject to talking to someone is like some expert in this said subject and you're proposing these outlandish like you're at a Podium you don't even have a private conversation in front everybody you're someone to have an aside conversation we are proposing these ridiculous ideas you can't do that you can inject this infection he probably upset and she wants to do the best work that she can do and this is just some nonsense just to handle along the way a lot of things might be able to be done and maybe you could do a strong ultraviolet light like in the skin that is like oh my God I'm laying out possible ways that you could tear this terrible to keep going I better have more than one yeah for support like I think you said maybe I think you said maybe looking at that yeah man I mean it definitely has that sense like when you had to give her a report at school and you hadn't prepared.


    Joe Rogan and Duncan Trussell Rip on the Skull and Bones Society
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    that's one of them isn't that now the people who went to recently went to jail for like bribe for getting their kids in a college do you know it's kind of a virgin with your kids right you're like you're like just ate the kids aren't aren't supposed to be in college because they haven't done any work in high school and they don't know what they're doing but if you pay enough money to get him in there it's like and also aren't they doing something where they get people to go and take SATs for your kid like you figure out a way to act like it's an identity thing where you can even get someone to go in like do the test as your kid using fake ID and s*** so it so I can you send in an operative that isn't your kid to take the test so you can get know a nice cool the whole thing was so crazy did they spent so much money to get kids in school but didn't want to be good students yeah that's right buy kids way too enthusiastic Focus call her Ashley rowing out on a boat that's part of the thing I can having people take test they went and staged photos to the iCloud I forget on top of my head is it like good for your GPA it's a way to get in to get in ya alright so that and the Bry activity that and then bribed the rest of it sure you know you're you're getting a picture taken of you to try to get you into the school that your dad went through or whatever you're complicit to some degree like you have to be a little bit good luck stop go up look at that that's a grey sweater grey t-shirt grey t-shirts it's really f*****-up is like there's some kid whose parents like like you're making 20K a year who's working as f****** ass off you know I just like somehow managing do I study non-stop to try to get into a good school and doesn't get into the school cuz of that s*** that's the that's the satanic part is like they buy their way in and that's someone's place they have a limited number of places meaning like theoretically somewhat doesn't get into the school who could be the person teleportation or some s*** schools are you have your first choice second choice 1/2 Billy custard Choice yeah he's going on where's it going South Dakota Illuminati with an embarrassing and if you don't know how I talk around my friends what if that's how it is with like Illuminati to like these kids don't even know their parents were the Illuminati breaking into your vaults you know taking your f****** like goblets of blood and drinking it Parts don't drink anymore my blood you have to stop this you know what they bring their kids and the school stuff like that's not enough I want to get in the secret cult didn't talk in society photos of it so that they they have something over them that was what's one of the crazy online conspiracy theories right yeah they they make every guy suck a dick and they take Polaroids of it so they always have it the hold over you I guess his fraternity stuff but yeah is that normal any discount yeah I sidestepped a bunch of my friends dicks whose f****** cares I guess they are weaned at time now we're like like a picture of me and merges sucking all my friends dicks I think there's more than or something to take pictures preventing bombs now you like who cares of course we get pegs yeah but the guys want to go costume like they take pictures of someone doing a f****** thing that's legit f***** up so that you don't they get banished for it it's like I'm God forbid like I can't even imagine the Polaroid emerge weird s*** I've done yeah I wonder what what I think what the initiation at I get it like it is at the look let's face it you're not going to try to be a part of a little tiny group that's a part of an exclusive group right you got the exclusive group that's Gail and then he gets a little get-together all Brothers in the room and will they probably have like Secret Wars have The Sandlot is way more boring than we imagined when you don't know what a thing is always my guess is it's boring as f*** it's probably just some college bulshit or people are in a frat sit around like make dumb jokes and do stupid s*** and it's nothing fingerprint told a lot about you what if the a****** is like really know whether you like someone just by looking at their a****** Santa Rita assholes I've been assholes tell you a lot just like someone's eyebrows do you like someone's Gaelic mean eyebrows like what for one here's probably for sure we don't know that you can't tell a person's future from their a****** yet cuz no one's thought of it could be the new thing that people pick up as a business turn this pad photos of are assholes you put them together on a grid it gives us the diagram of how to build a spaceship to get out of here 8 billion pieces 8 billion assholes and you put them on a grid and you'll see the schematics the hold it will tell us exactly when the sun's going to Supernova about 50 years maybe the first thing it says I need pictures of all the assholes in the planet like if you vote you have to show photo your a****** before your folks have it on your phone that's your thing exact exact and they don't get changed by workouts or they don't like to know you something to eat to get bigger be a little bit different some people burn their prints off you can really burn your a****** into unreadable weekend cuz you burn your a******* into unreadable that's one of them


    Tom Green's Internet Talk Show Inspired the Podcast | Joe Rogan
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    I'm not like a paranoid person but I'll tell you a joke you got me to leave my house for the first time in five weeks since I don't have you left and I'm so happy I tested the first time in five weeks that I've left the house and yeah Airsoft but no great to be here thank you my pleasure and I haven't I haven't left my house in 5 weeks I've been isolating as a responsible Citizen and excited to be here okay at this point in my life there you go right before this happened and I kind of think of myself sometimes I think okay imagine if I had been in a relationship that hadn't been going well and this happened and then you have to make the decision to isolate with somebody I'm not in that situation I'm home alone and I've been talking a lot to my friends on FaceTime and I've been socializing and I've been you know living life in this world but alone in my house I'm going through my computer's started going through old footage I found that clip from when you came up to my house back in the day and now I just saw this moment were in the clip where we started talking about my old web show and you come up to my house back in the day and it was so cool that you came up then and remember the time your website was like way advance write like it had all sorts of extra stuff on it that people weren't really doing on the web back then and you came up we start talking about the web and that was because of my webmaster Andrew Blevins shout out to Andrew Webb creating talking about what we got to do prophetic moment how can we make money off of it now we're here in this beautiful Studio really planted a seed in my head to do something like this online this yours was a big one got done at your house and seen how you had servers is not a sophisticated service provider set up at your house like you could have run like a network in 2007 the whole rack set like it was much more like a sad than anything I've ever seen before outside of a set it would light screwed into those ceiling I kind of trashed my place even figured out how to take video calls from people that was exciting then I guess you and that's that was a bad Corner my living room there to Genie delete all the wires going up to that that's going up into the ceiling. Through the ceiling into the spare room which I turned into the editing room I forget what models is Sony's Witcher so you started with a tricaster and Mister system first I had that for a year then we got this the first person to tricaster that's Victor who was working on the show until you stuck that I'm here today I still talk to Victor quite a bit to shout out today but but still kind of legit oh my God cuz Anthony cumia had a kind of a pretty high-tech set up in his basement that was another inspiration cuz he was doing that while he was doing Opie and Anthony and you know they actually is important I'm wanted him to stop doing it they decided something or another it's not he shouldn't be allowed to do an extra show karaoke with machine guns in front of green screen haha he was always really funny and just like like a comic but he never did stand up I mean I'm just making this up right now but I think sometimes people that have never done stand-up who do radio or afraid of it because and that went out and it was defining what's happened in our world you were just saying you know like what we do we don't need the advertisers anyway we do you need the Network's anymore we don't know we can cattle go straight to the advertiser that video available anywhere I think I saw it on the internet about how this internet stuff is played out since then so I remember I got a call this is one of those like you know when you think about syncback user kick yourself I was so I mean how far in the weeds the guys from Denver is San Francisco San Francisco and Barrett Lions did he do some stuff with some guys from Denver that was that was sort of around the same time they were that was Mania TV but TV was the only people that were really doing live streaming and I said hey you know like I want to build this TV studio and the studio but I wanted to I wanted to be autonomous of them as well so I got my own servers through this company bit gravity where they basically invented the technology to upload video and then serve it up so I would link that to my website on green.com completely autonomous of the other website Mania TV so made a few mistakes all the stuff to be on my website and then YouTube started now what's this will YouTube all the school they're still doing things out of an apartment in Sanford on the member one point somebody called me from YouTube said hey man we really like what you're doing be on your server right so you have those fuse not thinking okay we could have it out spread it send it out but it was it was exciting everybody thought that ya done now it's like comparing two of them because all those other video things it's like yeah you'll get some views but it's just YouTube for whatever reason captured the day I have the market could never became my space you with your phone or camera development you can upload it like real simple anybody can do it and then anybody else I can get views like that is amazing that one company has that locked up in technology and they got the fun to be able to stay right on top of it just make it the strongest platform possibly I don't know I don't even Twitter like how they do that just like one Twitter I mean there's Facebook on Instagram but if I if I go to your page and I'm reading one of your caption someone will say something in response to someone that like a f*** you dick boy or whatever and then I try to click and find out what they were talking about and someone will say something in response to someone that like a f*** you dick boy or whatever and then I try to click and find out what they were talking about and I get to the beginning of the comments and then I got to go through all the comments to try to figure this out like why can't I just click


    Tom Green's Toilet Paper Panic Buying Theory | Joe Rogan
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    and you start thinking about all the possibilities what could happen and then this Panda happens and then you know I still live in the same place where did the show you know I just started seeing you know I'm here in Los Angeles to I was seeing Black Hawk helicopter Apache helicopter do you know I haven't watched it let me know it's crazy Walking Dead Seasons Ross hear about it now but maybe even better is the first season of the LA version of Walking Dead what's that one called couple episodes of spectacular felt like is that what time the beginning the beginning in the beginning it felt touch-and-go when everybody was hoarding all the tooth to toilet paper and I were fighting a gun the gun lines were giant Rife gun stores were creepy maybe it's not obvious enough so toilet papers big ass so because it's big takes up a lot of shelf space who takes up a lot of space so everybody went to the grocery store at the same time and there's probably far less toilet paper at the grocery store then it would appear too because it takes an entire Royal cuz it's big so everybody want but one piece of package of toilet paper on the first day he was instantly all it's instantly an entire empty aisle which is dramatic looking and it was the first sign of shelves being cleared and it was the toilet paper was gone and everyone went on their f****** phone toilet paper and all of a sudden. Compounded it exponentially and I was going to the toilet paper they don't need to be gone for the toilet paper and we had the great toilet paper shortage of 20/20 this is the type of investigative reporting you do when you're alone for five weeks Columbo toilet paper cuz it's big dumb people think about a lot of shiting write wash your ass with a washcloth back because s*** is going down alrighty that's the last thing you need to worry about is my toilet paper you need to worry about consuming food and staying alive don't think it's ever going to get to that and those the ones that stock up on toilet paper the ones who buy like rice and beans and stuff like that those the people that are planning their legitimately planning ahead you want to stay a lot corn and rice that's what I was a subsystem enough vitamins and everything you need so you don't get enough protein that way but you get some from being overly not as available sun is bioavailable as it is in other Foods so protein you just going to eat a lot of protein vitamins and everything you need so I'm sure you don't get enough protein that way but you get some from being overly not as available bioavailable as it is in other Foods so protein you just going to eat a lot complete some forms of protein


    Tom Green Went Skydiving With Jared Leto
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    watch the movie about the free free free climbing movie that's playing on the plane but the guy that climbed Alex Honnold besides like I said earlier we're going to make pants I want to make tents I'm going to climb that you get to meet so many people like that yeah that must be fun well it's it's very important for me as a person trying to figure people out is to be able to see this insane spectrum of exceptional people right to see some like Alex Honnold has a really fascinating guy very fast really smart is really to India and he's really mellow he's got hands like saucing ass right you realize he didn't bring his chalk with him so he found some other climbers that were on their way out there were on ropes and said hey do you think I can borrow some chalk and they gay I have an extra bag here take it so he's f****** thousand feet up just hang it on finding other people were connected to the ropes with and they give him a bag of cherries over he leaves at the top of the mountain cuz he passes that cuz he's in he's not your man don't show me on freaked out food bro. Down to that wow holy s*** dude f*** all that look I know it's together with a group of people and I'd always said I'm never going to jump out of an airplane that was always my thing parachuting because we drove out there together group of people and I realized on the drive that I was the only person that wasn't coming out the airplane OG's and for whatever reason my competitive spirit that the best of me I said there's no way I'm going to be the one that didn't jump out of the airplane on the way back so we suited up and I just in that movie Charlie's Angels okay and there's a lot of parachuting in it and the stunt coordinators from that movie were taking the cast out to jump out if they wanted to so I went and Jared Leto was there you know my friends were there and I did and I didn't regret it but I'll never do it again it was amazing it was exciting you're you're strapped onto a guy doesn't your back right doesn't your body is getting a lot further away and then you're now the weirdest part about it was 20 years ago now but or 18 or whatever that you're now you're doing this right and you kind of realized control because there's another guy over there he's kind of far away and all sudden like you lean into it and you fly up to him like Superman this far away is far away I don't know what a papist you looking at each other and it's amazing and exciting and then nothing was weird about this then you pull the Chute or the guy on your back both the shoot and now you're hanging from ropes and you would be the time where it's you can relax but to me the one time I've done it talking about parachuting like I know about it the one time I've done at 18 years ago that's the scariest moment that the only thing preventing you in your face looking at your feet now you're looking at your feet hanging below you and your feelings ropes you're holding on holding the ropes gun these ropes gift like nothing nothing but amazing experience will never do it again surprised you haven't I think you got a contact high song there's no reason for that I think you would I think you would if I lived yeah yeah I'm pretty yeah I get it I get it but I don't I don't think I need that my life now I don't that's what I always said to where you end up going out to parachuting thing with a bunch of people unless you know here in a relationship and the person when you going to be that the chickenshit you got to do what you got to do save face ya almost. One of those things that you kind of you do it and you think I'm going to be okay and then one time maybe you're not and that's all it takes one of red bands dad his friend worked with a lady was little it was really in the sky diamond she's always trying to get him to do it and then one day he showed up at work and she wasn't at her desk and so what happened last night all that f*** all that dude


    Joe Rogan Rants About Coronavirus Chaos Exposing WHO, Politicians Lying
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    we weren't on the base when we were in town it was whatever the city is invited to almost to me more exciting that when you would go to a place like that already be corrupted by McDonald's this is something I would love to land somewhere don't get me wrong I would love to land somewhere and deal only with the authentic culture but there's also something kind of weird about flying for 18 hours and landing in some country and a Big Mac and then seeing it being served up by people who live in This Strange Land different different than you you know grew up in a different environment different culture different language different alphabet here you are eating a quarter pounder in the same place like there's something about it that I like when things don't make any sense I like when things are Haywire I like when you like what in the fuc of you done there's something about that I like and I like a Burger King in the middle of tile I like it I don't want to eat there I don't want to eat there but there's a part of me that's like the ridiculous Folly of humans and their decision-making and in what we do and what we don't do I'm thrilled by It Real by ridiculous videos of dudes getting on a slip and slide trying to ride a f****** beer keg down the side of a hill what you know it's going to go wrong thrilled by that you know it isn't part of me that I'm trying to really suppress that I'm not thrilled by people dying from this virus I'm not thrilled by you if you feel ill I'm not thrilled by any of that and that's real by anybody suffering but I'm thrilled by chaos I'm thrilled by the fact that this whole system gets thrown into a f****** just a blender and spun around and no one knows what's going to get spit out and a lot of these people they're getting you getting really clearly reveal their frauds these people that are in positions of leadership are human beings that don't even live in reality I was watching Nancy Pelosi trying to dance her way out of saying then in February she was telling people to go to Chinatown hang out have a good time to worry about it like like what you are doing the same thing you're accusing the president of doing your choosing Trump of not warning people you didn't want anybody either you everyone's playing gotcha with this nobody saw what the f*** was coming like I said the World Health Organization was saying from person to person no one knew this is all this chaos of all these people getting revealed I like it above all the people that lived before us is if we have more access to information we see the flaws better we see the flaws better right before we were lied to and bullshitted now I could see it better doesn't mean those flaws are going to exist but if those people are going to have to be there going to have to be authentic they're not authentic right now like when you see someone to record will show that I was there in Chinatown to tell people to not be racist the record will show you can't do that anymore we demand you be authentic and if you made a mistake like that like in February look mad if you were hanging out with me and February we are barbecuing I'm not f****** expert okay I'm not a politician and if I said that I'd be like man was I wrong here is why I thought that is what I wouldn't say a show the reason why I said that is I want you to not be racist to Chinese people if you believe that like this is intricate plot to that Nancy Pelosi had to search stop racism against Chinese people like was it that was telling people to go out take the subway I forget who it was but there was this lady of the World Health Organization be transmitted from person to person at one point in time no one knew it's a new thing where mistakes made of course they're made recipe sifted through his hydroxychloroquine what is the new stuff that the nurse will tell us about


    Joe Rogan and Tom Green Try to Imagine Infinity
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    in instances and I can't believe I found in like cave people and certain animals they found Cancer all sorts of animals has a weird thing we can assume like what would someone is born with certain diseases right we don't we don't try to make some sort of environmental connection always to the fact that they're born with certain diseases even people that are living in Paradise with no toxins in the environment you're still the weird Randomness to giving birth to people conceiving a child and the child coming out and what everything has to be in order all the ducks have to be in a row to make those no diseases like with there's so many variables man and one of the variables is cancer and the fact that some people get it and some people don't and some people live their lives terribly they abused the f*** out of their bodies they take all kinds of drugs and nothing happened people like you this is live normal they get cancer and if you didn't pay attention to you could have died that's just how it is the world is weirdly random in that in that sense what's not fair genetics or not fair intelligence is not fair creativity is not for there's no fair no fair and if you start looking for fair fairs in your household okay there is amongst your clan there's amongst your loved ones there is not the outside the outside world is a wild competitive battleground of ideas and actions it's not fair not fair at all and how do you prevent that Randomness from scaring the s*** out of you are you have to block it out completely if it wasn't terrified because if you're paying attention was going to be terrifying if you're not blocking out completely you look at the randomness of just the fact that were in this planet with no roof or hurling through the Galaxy and there's all these asteroids out there and let you know sometimes they don't see him cuz they're coming from behind the sun they just f****** slam into us and kill everybody Unity of being dead you know if you live forever and you can breathe in space and you didn't need food and you were just floating forever and go see what the f*** is going on with you can't touch ground go through forever for billions and billions of years without ever talk to anybody but you never going to die Sumter fun that might be the worst yeah that would be way worse than dying I think that would be wishing you were dead flying forever for billions used snowboarding be at the first billion years and realize you have an infinite amount of billion years left we're still going to be alive and breathing air with no need for food no friends you know what you know now been transformed by the gods into this this symbol of psychic torture your you're the god green that Tom Green in 2021 God came back to show us all lesson he let Tom Green breathing space and fly on forever and live forever and and then you use dreamed your thoughts and go look around looks like Lake Havasu will go have a top you off you go out drinking can you see it though how closely, but then back into space again


    Chris D'Elia and Bryan Callen Rip on Each Other for Almost 5 Minutes Straight
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    you have a very hard look she said you look like a mean that it's because you don't want to like give people that I knew you looked your face and you had a wider head than Randy so that's around to a man's Anatomy look healthy and now you do not look healthy but you live less no right you look less listening I said what he does and I go all right unbelievable you look like a f****** tell me it tell me right now you're watching a play about the forties and then and then. Halfway through he comes in your like that's the trouble thank you body you know what I mean wasting away for myself just get bigger some wondering if we can take to keep forgot it's colder than you probably just gave it to me when you are your heart beating extra fast because you got to get your finger pricked or because you in the room with us be honest let me ask you a question man you are your heart beating extra fast because you got to get fingerprint or because you're in the room with us be honest


    Joe Rogan Watches Coast Guard Intercept Drug Sub
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    my favorite videos that you ever did was that is it was it be bi the did Joey Seeley's car cars for sale is it really you want it 964 I ever drove but it was yeah that's what you said that it was really interesting was that this is the kind of car you build when you you know you make cars for other people who wanted to do something for yourself you build something like that host for Porsches and they make crazy fast things you can buy I mean that you can write a check right now you can just write a check walk away come back in 2 months and have like a 15 horsepower. These guys race runways out here now that's like the thing now is run Runway racing so they go out and they go side-by-side half-mile they're doing like to 2230 and 1/2 Mile would fly through the Air Jordan Fly you would drive the number being more than normal car that doesn't fly yeah I would drive something then by the way after that they changed the they read sculpted that section of track Brianna yes they for a. Of time Shane they impose the speed limit even during races through that section to prevent that from happening again they changed I believe the rules of the racing series to unload the cars down and then I believe they re did the track there is well after that incident like that or at least to make it substantially less likely scary crazy place at every every reputation that it every bit of reputations are ended it deserves and it's but you going to doing it is like one of the more unique experience of your life and you don't have to like you know like you said you have to go for time you can just go and drive it as a fast fun road which is what I've done as Americans we should be ashamed that the Germans have the Nurburgring Amelia but it was a Hitler it was a fourth Reich superiority thing right alongside the Autobahn best race tracks best race cars best highways as part of their deal and it is how to figure out speed people run speed and they're giving it to the pilot at a speed probably was doing speedballs like f****** John Belushi I mean it was it was crazy and yeah yeah yeah submarine base leaders of floating coffin and they sent these people out with like 10 tablets of meth and nothing else and this little submarine that had a little gun in like none of them came back just can't. That I have sympathy for Nazis but messed up soldiers and death submarines maybe a little bit is that what it was that little thing oh my God yeah, it's the picture I saw had the bubble somewhere in Columbia is a dude with a thousand pounds of Coke in one of those right now that a great idea anyway knocking on the bed early do they open up the jumped on top of a goddamn submarine and made the guys open the pulse open the sub bro it is Bonkers a submarine holyshit looking this 25 footlong sub so these guys are following behind it and he jumps off we was bad motherfuker so we do you think you think this sub is capable of fulsome urging or this is the closest to sublet it gets stops and filling them up with Cocoa FL in that made any way to another country in that big ship in Philadelphia that cargo ship that was supposed on by Chase but I had 200 or 400 million dollars worth of cocaine really Paris to Dakar Rally is the car race like cars like my Safari or like built for that and it's Grace and then there's these support trucks right and they they race the trucks to since like he's like, pause and like man trucks big off road tires huge engines and the trucks are in the race and so these Coke Smugglers that the trucks the bat in the back of the truck is enough parts to like rebuild the whole car and the truck has a racing driver and a v mechanic screw and they chase the car at the car brakes right and so Smuggler's bought one of these Dakar race trucks did it up like The Livery and just like couple miles after the start just like enter the race 13000 pounds I'm sorry it's like seven and a half times that is crazy and 37 Bales million pounds worth escape the built the sub Ray Liotta and Kevin Dillon invention No Escape with her on the prison Island they get the


    Joe Rogan on YouTube Banning Coronavirus Content That Contradicts the WHO
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    first of all your medical advice for me with the World Health organization's ruling on you know what to do about this pandemic YouTube is taking down things and now I don't know how specific they're going to be about this but they were saying alternative therapies like vitamin C and things along those lines which is kind of unfortunate Because unless they're not being that strict about it cuz I would say if someone saying howdy if somebody made a video someone who's a nutrition expert and they made a video how to protect your mon immune system from covid-19 or maybe just protect your immune system during the time of covid-19 science saying that it's protecting it from that how to how to boost up your immune system is very dangerous time in terms of viral infections there are strategies there's things you can do like get more sleep drink more water eat healthier keep your body healthy with nutrients and making sure you're eating clean and don't drink alcohol and don't smoke cigarettes if you just do those things like this is real with this is actually been proved so I don't know what you can get away with saying what you can't get with the same but you can't always just hope that doctors come up with a cure because yes the doctors are going to come up with a cure and yes we need them to do that but you can't always think that medicine is going to fix you and you can just keep doing what you've always been doing that got you sick in the first place because a lot of times when you get sick it has to do with how you been living not always but a lot of times like is your immune system already compromised or are you weaker you beating up your body and abusing it and then boom then catch a cold we all know that's true so advice on how to strengthen your immune system so it's important for everybody now if you want people to say don't say that this is a cure for covid-19 is going to keep you from getting covid-19 fine great but not in with the World Health Organization is recommended which changes every two weeks they f***** up I mean there's Twitter the other day it might have been Donald Trump jr. but show the World Health Organization Instagram World Health Organization a tweet from them from I guess it was what time it was last year I think it was last December maybe the beginning of this year but they were saying that the World Health Organization says and it cannot be contracted from person to person this is a tweet that they put out listen to what the World Health Organization says what they've been wrong before I want to know how much they really know about nutrition how much they really know about health and fitness like I'm looking at these people they don't like the healthiest humans in the world these people don't like the healthiest humans in the world and don't really work out


    Tom Green Asks Joe Rogan About His Responsibilities As a Popular Podcaster
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    such a huge responsibility here you know that obviously but but because you have so many people watching this show OK and kind of freaked me out time green responsible you like your kid yeah you know Patrice you say that about comedians like imitated him they're my babies Patrice you say like like Dave Attell got a lot babies out there cuz a lot of people imitating David tell when you have a lot of babies babies that's very nice of you to say that's hilarious baby of you and Opie and Anthony and Howard Stern well you Howard Stern. I'm all your babies I'm all your baby that is very kind of you to say I'm sitting here on your incredible show with everybody is riveted by your show when you say something it matters which is different than when you do a show on your audio podcast now I got a few people listening but it's not like it doesn't matter right that's responsibilities out but you're when you say something here it will affect the entire Society you have people now who don't believe in the stay home order there but they should until the actual scientific experts that they should go out but here's the thing who are the experts and are they different in different states and I think that's one of the benefits of having 50 states when I'm talking about the different styles of living Arizona lets you have a gun just carried on your hip right you can't do that in San Francisco right this different styles of living let's find out what different styles are right way to reopen the world we know the world got to be reopened okay we're not going to just stay Oscar winning run out of food I have to do things so do we have to do things after the vaccinations and can our society survive that do not many people are committing suicide right now my Suicide a week now they're doing a day this is something that needs to be factored in the drop in the economy equivalent to a loss of a certain number of lives and that every time the economy drops a certain percentage equal to x amount of life we might get to a place where it's conceivable that more lives are lost because of the ensuing depression and economic shutdown then we would have been lost if we didn't open up we didn't close anything and we just let everybody get sick it's a complicated thing and this is one thing that we have to really rely on the people posed to be in power to address accurately and honestly no one knows the right way to do this there's some real good protocols and replaced for 4p keeping people healthy and protecting each other and staying away from each other as much as possible and wiping things down and using hand sanitizer and stopping the spread yes for sure but no one knows how to get this thing started again no one knows what's going to happen and in the meantime what about the other diseases that are still around but about the colds and flus and what about all that stuff that kills more people than any of these things including covid-19 projections attacks not knowing I mean you don't know if you can prevent this right you know you know you eat well you can you look after yourself you'll be less likely to have a heart attack but you don't know if you can breathe can't breathe in a heart attack thing is all dependent upon your genetics as well as some people that have a predisposition to heart attacks but I'm wrong and it's so you must I'm just kind of curious how much time do you do spend research and cuz you know you know so much information 99% of the time you Jamie Google things to correct me in Midstream Instinct sort of the the you know the truth through the b******* and then you kind of cuz cuz I mean because everything is so polarized oh I've got to choose to say this because that's what everyone saying and they're just kind of saying it cuz everyone saying it was you definitely straddle that line in a way that to me seems incredibly astute but also must be some pressure to to make sure that you're right tell me about it this is b******* Go music is my daddy is being he's being like a real elf have a hard conversation things I make mistakes too if you're doing 1500 whatever the f*** shows plus by Companions and shut I don't know JRE MMA shows another 50 those at least write a hundred Jesus number of interactions that most people have with each other are positive right otherwise the world be a war zone on hey what's up hey this thing is podcast the vast majority of the stuff you do is going to be good this going to be moments where those some guy you were taking a left turn and he talked to you and you said f*** you need to know f*** you in like how do you decide to not and I don't feel like you do have an agenda to change or change things in it and it's premeditated Direction you just you're trying to be honest yeah yeah I can tell you just want to be real I wanted I just want to be able to talk to friends about stuff that's actually happening that's it but if you have any at all cuz I want people to do better included do martial arts really think about how you're doing it and More You Realize are others like a lot of stuff I could learn here that's what I want to do I want people to find things and try to get better at them doesn't mean try to be the best does it mean to be obsessed with it there's something that you get out of trying to be better


    Joe Rogan: Put in the Work!
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    time I do any storm sort of organized exercise I feel right what are you doing more often I need to it's a weird thing it's like, that's what I'm talking about it's like this weird sort of you know you got to do it but to make the decision like cuz I made this decision every time I go to a new hotel when I'm on the road this weekend and then workout I pack my gym clothes I put them in the thing tomorrow morning when I get up dislike go get laundry to take a s*** I do the gym I do you give yourself an out but you can't give yourself an out this thing that we all have everyone has not just me mean everybody that does anything has and it's like this voice in your head that wants you to do nothing this voice in your head and he called resistance and he talks about this resistance that is in you had in that you have to decide that you are a professional this what a professional does professional goes to work and they they they give into the Muse okay the concept of the Muse whether or not it's real with the concept of the Muse is you settle in and receive creativity almost like as a Divine gift from this magical entity The Muse know whether or not it's real is not important what's important is it is if you treat it as if it's real it does work and what works is if you dedicate your time and your focus like realistically with a professional disciplined effort creativity you show up everyday like a professional but you show up to be creative if you just do it on a bassist ideas will come to you where are these ideas coming from his his concept was to think of it as your professional and you getting these ideas from The Muse and is what you do show up and do the work you focus on it and these ideas will come to you and it's really true if you really stop and think about it if you write something whether it's the most brilliant thing I've ever written or whether you're not good at editing and it turns out to be dogshit you're still at where is that coming from man you're just sitting down in front of your laptop and these want to come meet you. I'll send you talking about a kid who's riding a bike and gets attacked by a werewolf like where the f*** is this coming from if it's not coming from them used where is it coming from know something or perform any sort of physical functions repeatable know you don't it's a non-repeatable thing treat it like it's magic I treated like you're a professional and you show up doing gauge with magic that every day at the same time you sit down funny keyboard you start working and just put in the work put in the work and force yourself to do it before sit like a muscle like the same muscle that you develop when you go running every day and then you get to the point where I like 7 Days in you start f****** feeling good run it by right force yourself to do it before sit like a muscle like the same muscle that you develop when you go running every day and then you get to the point with like 7 Days in you start f****** feeling good run it by rights you start to feel like you're good at it you start feeling like you're getting better


    Will COVID-19 Surveillance Take Us Somewhere We Don’t Want to Go?
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    describe how I feel about though that's why I've been staying home and I do know for the whole world was just need we need to lock into skip this is going to be the the honey pot that gets us to enter the virtual reality this is going to be the honey pot like you want to do with viruses in this world your soul carry on Research I heard he was saying that the attempt to get us to get implanted with you no biological test our phones set up more to follow us if this was there any sort of there is an opening for people to take advantage of that open it anytime there's a moment that happens with his some scrambling and maybe they can gather up more power maybe they can gather up more surveillance tools maybe they can make it easier to do. they'd like to do that have nothing to do with the Patriot Act I think there's a lot of stuff for the Patriot I said nothing to do with terrorism and they just decided I had some stuff and it's hard to control people and as the population gets bigger and it's time I was on they they slowly give into this idea controlling people more and more so they're going to definitely use this as a way to ensure that you know they have some sort of extended-reach whether it's some sort of a reach to make sure that you're vaccinated or some sort of a reach to make sure that your your antibodies are clear some sort of a reach to make sure that you're not drinking are you cuz if you drink you get your immune system shattered if your immune system f**** up what if you get sick and you pass it on to your friends if you're drinking you're being a bad citizen like who the f*** knows what could happen once someone's tracking whether or not you're healthy what are you doing man I see only slept 7 hours last night like what's that all about time 7 hours. A lot of sleeping do you not love your neighbors do you want to get sick or is there any been any evidence that that is happening now that there is with our phone specifically to do you know the phone tracking who destroyed like are they to the concept of it is definitely available right the concept of it of contact tracking is being talked about openly and then if if a company Shores figured out I say it's like there was a place to go right this is becoming interesting so say there's a place you go Tom Green you go and they give you a vaccination what's a vaccination comes available and you know that you now don't have to worry about getting this thing so we can track all the people that have been vaccinated as long as you sign up for the app and all the people not be vaccinated you see them and see them on the app well before we stepped in this mall will see what kind of shity f****** citizen through have been vaccinated you're not allowed in the mall on a map and it will get real weird yeah it's another step a really quick step in a dragging us into the machine and to take away you know the nuances of just human life they were accustomed to and it would become more more digitized and organized and people need Freedom man and if you don't have the freedom to just be somewhere without the government knowing that they're like it if you haven't committed any crime you're not a criminal and if they can just monitor you and you've never committed any crime that has a weird place that's weird things getting weird is supposed to be supposed to be following criminals only and I know it makes it easier for you to follow criminals if you can follow everybody but you were changing what everybody is you change if you follow them all the time everywhere they go if you listen to everything that they ever say through the microphone and they're f*** changing what they are and you're making up scared and everybody knows it and no one wants to admit it you're making people scared of people do things because they don't want censorship they don't to be censored then we yell at they self-censor they don't want to be not in compliance it changes their behavior we all know that we all know that it's dangerous to creativity dangerous to authenticity is dangerous to so many things it's not it's not a good way to be as a person like looking over your shoulder people to watch you all the time 2 we're just too weird too weird to force the hold and then who's got control that the government like what some people that got elected to a position the only one to get the look in and everybody and then would have that opens up with you know everybody can look in and everybody f*** it the information act what is kind of given to the evitable tell me to watch this s*** I'm going to watch you s*** from your toaster cuz you toast yeah man it's not going to be pretty but it's almost like we're taking a step closer and closer towards the digital world with this and that's I don't I'm not a conspiracy theorist in the sense that I don't I don't I don't think that robots are out to get us I don't think that the electronic world is looking to consume us but I am concerned with some steps that we could take that make our life more digital to take away too much of what it means to be a person some what it means to be a person is like fun is this find the weirdness of the world there's fun in the danger of the world you take away all that s*** with apps but and and alerts and you know and like where I can't go down that street there's a guy down the street that was arrested at one point in time s*** to do for safety and then we become what would have become his unromantic boring bulshit digital things that are locked in the pleasure sources it pumpkin pleasure to they taking the place you know me really they could do that if they could get to a point where you wear an implant it just keeps your dopamine levels up at a very high high note you get augmented reality glasses were buddies hot and be pretty cool do you like The Matrix member when the one dude was given into matrices like luck I just want to be an important person or Duncan actor some memories writing he's


    The Brawny WOMEN and Other Corporate Leftist Missteps w/Kurt Metzger | Joe Rogan
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    some Jabs like a lumberjack like a lumberjack you up immediately think of a giant man what kind of guy men and women want to f*** that's right it's like a Marlboro man type character the new guy is that guys who died of HIV strength has no gender what is that it's a brownie that's true I guess why they looks really like a lesbian book club why is it assuming that I don't think that women are strong is assuming it that's why whoever does the marketing they're like little over the Don Draper's that go really want forever that image that insulting f****** yeah they're teaching about life because was a guy and I was really into brawny cuz it kind of look like the brawny guy and I got it mean if you if you were a guy if you felt like the Braunig I assume most Lumberjacks are probably big strong men well y'all do the job of one man man just asking questions during the winter and Lumberjack clothes that's what a lumberjack the women that do do that job I promise they're not going to put on the paper to your right think that you feel like a lumberjack while you're wiping your countertop is the is what they're trying to contact you need to be more respectful about what the f*** it means to be a lumberjack I would think you would you would think that that would be romantic until you did that job 8 hours a day 5 days a week and you're f****** bodies broken down cuz you're carrying logs and your shoulder and s*** shopping at trees oh my God was your father Lumberjack cuz I was very cover face with little bit of coal powder and pretentious a coal miner West Virginia getting black lung you can't cuz she's not black and he was breastfeeding Deborah I think yes just as likely Lumberjack is a brutal physical it's a woman's doing it that woman's going to be jacked to give me strong as f*** what's the one that like like the one that kicked off the whole I don't know he's a while ago was like and then I was like the me-too movement times up f****** the guys look in the mirror and self and then it cuts what station will then there was like a fake debate throwing out their f****** light razors and it's only sounds like it's brilliant because it's to the women who are buying the razor's but there's a thing that women are buying rate they're not into that either do a woman is buying razors for a man is also not into the f****** Gillette at so whoever's in charge of the marketing that it's their entire like what do you think that is they're going to cash in that and they just say maybe there's an opportunity here to make some money is there a show like that that's so fake alright man show regulus hand on that girl's shoulder and she had this weird look on her face like oh my God I know that's the craziest Like a Woman by Joe Biden campaign if you were working with the one that you put her hand on your shoulder like that will you be it would be nothing right statically they insulted you why are you putting this why are you talking about this don't think it's representative of the whole company decided they were going to like yeah right onto the back of this movement a bunch of things did is movement a bunch of things did they have some kind of research where they're like yes you are statistically the letter from Nigeria to


    Joe Rogan Learns About the Most SJW Comic Book Ever Made
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    the Warriors have you seen the most the most woke know what is this going to look like you to think it's a joke I think he would be laughing at okay and people I don't read comics for like a kid yo it's like a nerd counseling like Star Wars and all that s*** was like nerdy guys that don't get laid stuff at one point and then it became kind of cool to be a nerd and they became a hot property and soon and got cleaned by like the Cthulhu Portland thing that's what it what comes of it this on ironically ironically they swap the gender colors whose jurisdiction is is but people are mad at that's the people they're trying to Pander to her like I don't dress like this you better not it's ridiculous if you dress like that even people that don't want to make fun of you will start making fun of you looks like you better than you're doing yourself well how you know that's the woman well I'm assuming cuz he's blue woman is the woman in the window he is a goggles over his eyes cuz he's exposed to his grandfather's internet gas and my father's experimental not making it up she just has a magical backpack oh my God a pocket Dimension with seemingly Infinite Space which you could pull out useful or random objects okay so she claimed to get her power from God but not the god you're thinking of Jesus Christ I can't do this to look at the drawing you can't be a superhero you too much it's like you know how dorit like how Wendy from Wendy's got real big when they showed her again this is like what happened to Dora the Explorer she she got a whole turn it up that's what this is f*** you to the people that are into that s*** but you can only do in a good economy like now people got to love your s*** you don't get to just roll them right good pornos that's what this is f*** you to the people that are into that s*** which you can only do in a good economy like now people that love your s*** you don't get to just roll them know it's going to be hard to sell things


    Is The Daily Show to Blame for the State of Today’s Media?
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    no one's going to pass the purity test no one there just looking for something and I think that again it goes back to the thing like that's not nice like you've all your your constant now is not the time to be nice now is the time for rage Brian stelter that's that guy he wrote something about about angry journalism that this journal editorial is antennas Direct like push your idea I mean this is what we will go to the news really want is someone is going to tell us exactly what happened without any political been to it that's really what it was like that but not near to now where it's become like a caddy gossip mixed with news and now it's f*** online that's why they took targeting the emotions of women that that specifically designed this is with the same thing we're talking about with the Elan Mustang like how could you say that he didn't do that when he can he can show you all these tweets like how can you how can you accuse someone that's out together dude I mean that we are we in the news he just got on the bad side of it's an institution and all these institutions if you talk about they hate you like they have it in for you the bunch of people that made a meme out of it and we're passing it around him calling us for ever get the expression that he used but I read a real really wish I could remember because I looked at someone's tweet about it or Instagram about it and they were saying finally you know you're admitting what what you really do finally you're admitting that you're your rage journalistic instincts are shy you like we need somewhere that's going to give us the information just clear 100% dedicated to factual information without any political band at all there's no one's living there will be like it's not possible so it might as well be successful because there's going to be people who should be able to report on maybe dumb s*** that Trump tweets and also report at I'll report on the really important things that happened that are good for this should just stop reporting on Trump's tweets just try it just f****** try it for a minute all the time it's very Savvy dude you always very Savvy in a lot of ways that it's like the the fake not sophisticated language that he uses it's almost like he uses that the kind of throw you off the trail with crazy hair he's got his own crazy here it's almost like in some ways it throws you out or no no thing that I subscribe to where I don't get it some political bias one way or the other just clearly Mark the stuff is editorial or like you know this is not news just Market is that I'm have news and then out the news you save one for the part that goes just do their job you don't have to do The Daily Show not cuz it was bad or whole bunch of people that became news for them right and so then all like all the other ones Daily Show but more news than comedy so true telling them what's going on in their hilarious hilarious but I like him but I'm just going to have some guy that shows not let me hear all these all these shows that are like the emit it's always someone not from here that's interesting a John Oliver same thing I don't have that kind of feeling of like f****** we call it like a I don't have that kind of feeling of like I wake up I always have a level that waiting for you right


    Kurt Metzger: The Left Hates Liberals More Than Nazis
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    lifeguard and he f****** staredown the local gang leader cornpop is that what the story is and then they are fighting me to pay became friends and he was like I'm sorry I called you Esther Williams with razor wielding gangster name are we allowed to play this is his news out of work at the audio to what it says are you had to wear a bathing cap up on the boardwalk the guy named Bill Wright Mouse the only white guy and he did all the pools he was the mechanic and I said what am I going to do we should come down here in the basement where mechanics where where all the pool filter is and you walk to the car and say you make he said know if you don't don't come back and he was right so I walked out with the chain and I woke up to my car and that's that most days used to measure the straight razors bang them on the curb getting rusty put them in a rain barrel getting rusty and I looked at them but I was smart then I said first of all I said I shouldn't have called you I apologize for that we're almost done that was one of the things I was going to say when I pause it like no one's paying attention them all those kids have talked and they all went to a happy place they're all just talk and guys running for president and they're behind him and he's onstage diem Delaware kids on stage behind him not paying attention when he gets his long-winded story about razor blades and chains and basically they apologized to each other and then it's a crazy but that he's a presumptive it's crazy to run him it's actually f****** crazy it's weird man it's weird you know it was interesting some it was interesting talking to Owen Smith yesterday one of the best guys I know and he said I like the Biden makes me feel like makes you feel like things to be normal again like I think he's saying of the people that go like y'all will go for biting and that's not a small amount of people yeah there's like so Obama rub Bellefonte example of Team loyalty to talk about these crazy long-winded speeches and thinks it don't make another one I learned about it watching what I think Jimmy do I mean they weren't onboard Bernie Like Bernie saying hey go along with fighting people that follow Bernie cuz what they thought his policies would be not necessarily like a cult of personality so they don't give a s*** Bernie says about 4 but they're like they were voting for way more Lefty s*** and not the normal feeling they hate those can't stand like a Owen Smith Democrat right above all else the Republican side have their thing we're Trump's is trash Heatran said when he came in right and they had to keep their like his b**** now until they had that fight there's no one killed Bernie was never going to do that with the democratics likability and electability like that's really what it's all about when people lie simple clear message that was Owens take those how he felt him personally if they could make that into a slogan I just want to feel normal that would be like a Maga for them but he's got to come up with that what do you got to look back in time and you look at history at all the mistakes that were made throughout history you know that that's what you're reading about when you're reading about loss Wars and invasions that went terrible hearing about trials and errors and mistakes let me see people's f****** principles how cuz I mean what's the special at Vidant the thing of all the people that were crowing about believe her and all that s*** right. I like what you can't believe sometimes people I out there that don't do that that are in like the media that are in this that sort of video loves this s*** more than I mean how to hate Trump when it's like 90% they're f****** fault part is there's a lot of different things going on in sports you want your team to win that's a huge amount of that you know that movie Annihilation with Natalie Portman where they buy the same people can see that movie now alright well when you see the time to watch it it's pressing against the door she's fighting it and then she stops for a minute and then she gives it a grenade and pulls it in and gets away by being the more she would fight it would give equal reaction back at her reflection and you hate it the more they fight it the more it presses them back up against the door and that's that's there's nothing I'm never going to figure out how to just like give him the grenade and pull the pin and walk away cuz they can't like a Uzi he definitely makes mistakes but they are also so wrapped up in everything that he does in a way that they distort even things that probably turn out to be a good idea anything you like I'll do a thing every f****** day and what you going to do and people like there's like a bunch of us don't follow me they like his genius all the time you see Fighters talk s*** to each other right one of the reason why they talk s*** to each is it trying to get the other person emotionally invested in the fight right to try to get him angry and pissed off we're going to do something irrational they're not going to be logical right that's what you're saying front and he was like the people that vote for a feel like that Obama feeling that's what it's such an offense it's anything Obama did or didn't do its the feeling that it's send it right when you want that back always said about him I forget about his policies like he was a great Statesman the way he would talk that's because he was reserved and he was articulate and smooth and when you would hear them talk but that's an excellent representation of the United States where's like the thing with Trump is that he's you know like you said he's not really a politician so he's just being the guy who's always been there but it's like I thought you were going to be a president though I thought you going to act like we need cuz you want to be called POTUS people got him for specifically the opposite of that it's done now so people still want that The West Wing or whatever the f*** like that's what it is it's like your West Wing kind of people that you want well I think it exposes how not rigged it is cuz it's only controlled it no f****** way to know you don't like trolls some of it well this is one of the reasons why they're so scared of Tulsi gabbard cuz she doesn't lay down like that you see that moment was Kamala Harris in the debates they haven't either the internal thing you got to settle with all the people that are actual left that are like mad and they want their Trump so they're not going to go along with the same cuz cuz I think a lot alike just liberals don't get that the the lefties hate you more than they hate or not they hate you more than any right-winger just a regular liberal that's who they want to get them that's why they turn on Eleanor whoever the f*** cuz they're waiting to have a reason to turn on you cuz cuz I think a lot alike just liberals don't get that the the lefties hate you more than they hate a Nazi they hate you more than any right winger just a regular liberal that's who they want to get them that's why they turn on Ellen or whoever the f*** cuz they're waiting to have a reason to turn on you


    Joe Rogan and Kurt Metzger on What Makes a Terrible Movie Great
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    was that that's where the benefit of bad things actually comes in sometimes like some of the best things or bad things that are good by accident right the room movie in New York for a promo thing for Comedy Central first but then I never seen the movie so I kept going back in like hosting it and then we made a fake sequel to it this guy George glass and he he knew Tommy sapani would leave me some long messages this f****** the guy who played oh hi Mark Greg his name is he wrote that book that they made the movie the one who got a b******* and his like yeah I remember because I thought a bunch of times I don't think I've ever seen all the way through in the theater I've never gone know I never went to that has like Rocky Horror Picture Show cat thing I never did that people yelling signs of a band playing in like yeah it was great but they do that because they actually like it yeah but I mean I had to have another friend dress kind of like s***** and distract him so he wouldn't see the parody thing we made before we showed it and leave a reviews yeah but that did nobody listen to Tamika thing that's watch ably bad is like that's a beautiful thing that can only rarely happen a bad it has become a cult hit trust me this is the worst movie you will ever see ever in your entire life ever but it's it's like watchable where it's not boring got to think it just not boring so I think that's like a real lightning in a bottle but it's the worst movie because they're trying to make a good movie that's not the worst movie to watch I think it's the best to go to a thing by the theater people it's like the best people shouting at the screen. Because you have cancer with cancer when did you only seen it on like I guess it was DVD at the time or what I can't do this forever forever the movie complect I've seen this life like I've seen it in person might have had it up still had a billboard up forever but there's a couple movies like that like Showgirls the movie like that or so I don't remember it I could die just vaguely remember it's a good one I hope the end of Elizabeth Berkley after that that's hard to bounce back from some of those movies but it cuz the movie so bad or because it was you know who knows man she went from Saved by the Bell play WoW looking good freak Mario Lopez looking good everybody's looking good so when they coming back as the other the parents remember when he was doing stand-up yes member of Judah friedlander was his roommate and then he would come out and be like to eat what it was like to have a sandwich and I'm not going to touch it for a while but I want that sandwich is that what it said Hugo like he's dirty now he likes give you get it I don't know he would always be there like I never met him I don't think maybe one time but he would always be on the wall I come in next week Skippy from Family Ties remember those the first guy that I worked in a club where he worked and I was like oh yeah that guy from TV is coming next week get it I don't know he would always be there like I never met him I don't think maybe one time but he would always be on the wall I come in next week Skippy from Family Ties remember those the first guy that I worked in the club where he worked and I was like oh yeah that guy from TV is coming next week


    Joe Rogan | Weed Prohibition Fuels Drug Cartel Activity Inside the US w/John Nores
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    has there been discussion it like as anybody brought this out like a Dan Crenshaw was not aware of this when I discussed it with him when they were talking about federally legalizing marijuana right it's not just about saying it's okay for kids right it's a it's about mitigating these problems that you have with cartel sure is when there is an illegal opportunity to sell something that there's a demand for than the criminals going to sell it and that's what we have now exactly and it has there been discussion like to someone to bring this up like this is one of the primary problems with having marijuana federally illegal with California having its state legal that there is this massive confusion in this you know diminishing of penalties in California with growing illegally there totally is and you know you got the opposite ends of the Spectrum in and here's what we're learning with regulation I've always said this I said look if we're going to regulate and we need to regulate to stop this black market let's do it smart you know let's for one everything we we we really try to push here in California was regulate legitimate cannabis the correct way keep people safe child it tested make sure those pesticides cartel pesticides are absolutely man and other people they're not destroying waterways when I get in gunfights over it great you know no problem but for like that you know the outdoor trespassing with these cartels let's take that funding and put more effort into stopping that you know that's not water down to misdemeanors and infractions things like that and you know it's an even if we keeping take cannabis out of the equation show from the standpoint of I remember a few years ago as quoted by the Associated Press of saying if cherry tomatoes were so desired on the black market or illegal and people were paying $4,000 a pound for cherry tomatoes we haven't gun fights over cherry tomatoes and having band Poison Sun cherry tomatoes that are kids are being in the salads you know because of the black market so you can take you know cannabis even out of the equation and look at the environmental in and look at the public safety but we have to do something to regulate this thing uniformly over the across-the-board and we have to break the black market but what I've seen and I go into the last chapter of my new book hidden were extensively on this is what are the challenges moving forward after seeing regulation in play for 2 years boots-on-the-ground watching it and having a great relationship with legit legitimate cannabis Growers and I'll tell you a few stories that really open my eyes and and got us unified right cuz the whole thing is we the unified on this concept non-polarized left to ride anti cannabis grow cannabis let's get you to fight environmental safety Public Safety all of it but because of how we regulated and the licensing fees and the protocol and everything else we've had all of these you know Black Market growers in the 215 days that wanted to get legal and saw everything coming into cost to do it and being on Big Brothers radar or law enforcement's radar and they backed out like in Humboldt County we had it like I want to stay in the better part of ten to fifty thousand Growers ready to regulate and we barely got a thousand you know and they went you know I can't afford to go through this permitting process I can't afford the delay so I'm just going to go back on the black market I'm not going to be on the radar and that has to stop if we're going to regulate right now the thing it was what was really interesting and I never saw this coming but win and we're about to roll out prop 64 and you know it had been voted and recreational and in the medical laws were tidying up how's the first law enforcement guy being from a marijuana enforcement team to to go into these California Grower Association hosted grower meetings in Santa Cruz right over the hill from my place right and I mean I'm in the oven be to use the camo bottoms the polo I'm going in might you might rain attire for met and the look on 500 Grovers faces when I walked into that meeting just like what you doing here tell your story I'm going to show you a powerpoint it's going to be graphic I'm not here to work anybody you know I'm here to unify just hear what I have to say no judgement and so I was on these guys aware of how big the situation was before because bite but anyway I explain that literally would back in hundreds and hundreds of yards of pipe and tubing like roses on their back other tough yeah I've got I got photos in the new book on trail cam with felt on their feet covering their tracks with the sea bags 100 + pounds and a split pipe they're tough and there I mean to look at the environment they live in for 6 months man they're all Outdoors but I was at this meeting and I gave the presentation I talked about it and it was crazy to see look a shock on these these groups faces I mean some women were in tears some of the guys were just like pissed off and pump in their face and they're like that's b******* we are not about that we're not about doing anything bad with our water we like our wild life we just want to grow cannabis we want to be regulated you know and it was such a turnaround you know from the traditional relationship between law enforcement and a cannabis world and has to be the one guy there with all of the growing Community there and then go from complete horror that I was there isn't a berseria judgment or anything of that or you know to to do anything negative from enforcement standpoint to suddenly haven't real talks about was going out and and I could kind of see the authenticity but genuine is on some of their faces reacted to my slides to the videos and so when I left that first meeting I remember I just got flooded in my patrol truck and I had Apollo with me my little lab and she's an icebreaker I thought well could be an interesting meeting I should have the dog for pets you know and she jumped in and I always Growers were coming to my truck and I'm packing up my stuff and while this is weird and was always you know farmer supervisors from all over the state Mendocino County of the Emerald Triangle Santa Cruz just give me their cars and I have work I have resources we will hike and clean up a grow with you let us help the Met team let us help the Cannabis program whatever we can do and no no charge and and that was genuine man I was really really taken back by that in a positive way and I realized if we get the legitimate Farmers on her side and they're aware of this they will help Market that message nikhil they have money and they have money Cochran campus as it is right but if we could allocate that taxes absolutely to you guys would be incredible where's the money going let's have a certain percentage of it designated for wardens that's starting to happen to because what's now that we've had a couple of years and we're seeing some of the regulatory funding on the taxes trickle back I'm in contact with my team all the time I still get to see him periodically and train and do things like that and really give him a shout out for amazing Risser taken in the work they're doing and promote their message with her out there doing but the money starting come back to us now we're starting to get equipment we start to get more bodies or starting to get like overtime funding so the ridiculous long hours are small Teamworks are compensated for that just happened literally you know within a month or two of Abbey on the show with you so we should have some positives it's great stuff makes your mouth smacked out gives a little it does a little more problems they still have a black market you know and anything right now because we're not regulating federally and so every state anything that's grown stays in that perlot right but every all the demand is back east in these non-regulated states are I don't grow it sew Colorado has you know when Interstate Black Market that's done by the you know quasi legitimate Growers as well as the cartel element so they're still that black market thriving within you know the black market cannabis industry that isn't cartel public lands we got different mixes and we've got a different kind of a problem in Colorado so they don't have as many Epsom I talked to those guys work with him a little bit and they do have some but again they're kind of like where I'm at Montana now tight little growing when do you know early winners late father's plea don't have a very good growing season Outdoors the conditions aren't Prime like they are here in Cali this is a giant issue that is largely undiscussed and it's one of the reasons why I was so fascinated by that podcast isn't it and this is one more one more piece of the puzzle when you talk about border control somehow or another we've gotten into this state in our country this this place our country where some people want to control the border and some people don't want any borders right and do you have to understand that this is the number one problem with the border the number one problem with the borders cartel violence cartel violence cartel crime that's the number one problem and the giant percentage of these people that are coming over and doing illegal activity or doing it because it's profitable write a reason why profitable is because it's illegal and so they can do these things and then sell marijuana Friday all over this country illegally because it's illegal and if it was legal we could regulate it we could tax it the money go into schools and pay for guys like you and and go to fixing this problem instead we're playing this little stupid game where you know some states are legal in some states are and lets lets you know and it's federally it's still schedule 1 time when there's millions of legitimate law-abiding taxpaying citizens and enjoy it and crazy it is and into that point you know you you look at you know the discrepancy and just the inconsistency on cannabis regulation some states I'm not federally not but when you go to the Border issue you brought up that good point of it's not just that cartel element for Discount this poison cannabis stuff for this toxically Tina canvas as a better way to phrase it it's the smuggling traffic in this all those other crimes I may have sediment production so I'm not sure I get asked a lot like after you know what you had a great conversation with the with with my Baker on this was no are open borders going to work and no again about some regulation it's just not going to work does not even so that's why I open borders are going to wear it right if the world was even then start a dialogue in last week. Yeah boy is he scared the s*** out of you though when he comes to the stories about Maco about how bad I was down there and there's there's just an insane amount of violence it's going on down there and it's insane amount of crime and so much of it is connected to the illegal drug trade and it looked that you're not going to kill at all if you make marijuana legal but you would kill a percentage at least it would make it a little bit better and Woodstock that yeah it one of the things we we we get from from getting that regulation if we can stop that black market for you know cartel weed we're going to save a lot of wildlife we're going to preserve a lot of water weighs right because all those other crimes are very heinous and very destructive and I hate to see the human trafficking and all the meth problems and and anything related to violence or by deterioration of a soul but you know I love the wild man was Irma Church yours D I mean what you do for conservation the elk hunting that you're doing all those different things it's magical out there and it's just most people just don't even know I don't think know but I know you don't get a chance to experience what it's like to actually be a real Woodsman the real woods Witcher but what you're getting shrinker smaller and smaller and smaller even here in Cali that is so much Beauty but I look at it this way I said look if we lose all over open space to a problem like this and a compound the problem and we lose our wildlife and good water you may not be in the outdoors right now you might be a preservationist you might be you know on your freaking digital ice all the time and looking at Wildlife through through screen but if you ever do go out and you get that peace and Tranquility to get Center like we do run a trail hike Aveeno LA County Mountain Trail open space don't even get that far in the woods it's just soothing you know brings us back to our Center in you know if the new generations that aren't getting that from the cities can get that or they get their kids doing it with our grandkids are here about it but it's not there to go do that to me man we're just we're just not paying for it this is this is something I got to stay on and I really appreciate you and what you stand for because of the message I think just some people don't know yeah I just think that's a big part of it I said I don't know what's interesting to me to is that the allocation of resources that it's it's so when you have something that's illegal you're not getting any of that money no and if it was legal there's an enormous amount of money that could go to schools and fix the roads and we can allocate it to a bunch of different big time you leave ways to spend it and we're not doing that and it's it's the reason why is because that illegal and this is crime problem is very similar to what they faced during prohibition with alcohol and you the rise of organized crime and that's where they were getting their money from because there was such a demand it's really a disgusting dumb way to approach problem that is many people's ideas of social problem that money could go to so many. positive things for perpetuating it true that reason and many others we're basically you know we're basically embedding a problem in our country and Ed said this called romwe our dialogue in earlier this week and he said you know he's kind of look at things from the border and South and the issues coming in from the border from the cartel front he said you know now getting into your book and I'm starting to analyze what year you guys are fighting on the ground inside the borders of California the rest of country goes it's embedded now I mean it's not like it's just coming across mean the Enterprises in here in the nation because they have the pipeline they have the distribution they have a market and they don't have to deal with border issue and round for bull because of exactly where we're at and when people aren't aware of and in California that it's just a misdemeanor which is even more so yeah it's that's got to change a background and crime especially violent crime and you get caught doing something like that I mean it should be severe severe penalty it should absolutely severe the same Grace that is when we get the environmental crimes that we bring from the fish and wildlife standpoint to those charges for these guys we get it back to felony status because we had an interesting thing happen as soon as all that regulation started two years ago and the water you know those trespass programs or water down hangover talking about District Attorney's all throughout the state said oh man we're not going to be able to prosecute these crimes I mean we're not going to have you know we're not going to have a jury that's static to these issues it's not worth it some Sheriff's departments were saying hey we know how violent these guys are we know your team's been in like six gun fights man and your partner was almost killed in 05 in the first one you guys take these guys head on you know you want to protect your Wildlife whatever but they're not stopping and it's a misdemeanor and we can't convict him so we're not going to play so a backlash of those crimes be watered down Joe was team stop working it except us and like the feds you know and not only that. execute so I remember speaking for the California District Attorneys Association on this and saying guys are the solution everybody no matter where they sit on the Cannabis Spectrum everybody hates to see Bambi dead water poisoned everyone has a little bit of environmental passion in my both sides of the fence and that's why I say here we get to the you we can unify and not worry about where we sit on the performer against and if you take these water code enhancements if you take the felony in the penal code from the band you take these water code enhancements if you take the felony in the penal code from the band toxic Carlos here in if you take a streambed alteration diversion or dead Wildlife or littering close to estate Waterway you stack all those up you get all these penalties and you can convicted on that you know even in a sympathetic jury on Sia cannabis issues so we started to prosecute these cases and it started to come back and it's an arduous and around it's more work than we should have to do but we're doing


    Eric Weinstein Asks Joe About the Kanye Podcast
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    what happened to what do we know about the Kanye situation or used to talk about mental health but I was kind of excited about that you know if he wants to he can do it I'm not dumb he's he is a brilliant artist but oftentimes a brilliant artists not that's not the best format for them to just talk like sometimes is better for them to express themselves for their work made out although I found you I spent two days with him I found that when he's in a relaxed frame his flow state is just it's beautiful enjoy talking to him or talk to him on the phone I really enjoyed our conversation conversation he's I think he's a very good dude very sensitive human be a very cool guy but this is not a relaxed environment you know this right here everybody knows how many people are listening it's just that I have you and me talking and then I come out of here if you want our friends that illusion is more maintained it when you don't know me and you come in and I mean I have to be friends with words that's why I think she wanted me to come to his church and I want to call essentially everybody's wearing white or all day on some doing religious stuff I do that but I'm not in her walking down the road and you know there was this crip alert from Long Beach said you know, you better stay in Calabasas it was like a little bit of a 10 situations or walking along the road and like people were hanging out of the windows of their car yet, but it was very I was nervous how long ago was this this was humor when he went on TMZ or less last six months or so he's been off of his medication and he whatever they had him on was f****** with him creatively Olivehurst at this chapter in The Man Who mistook his wife for a hat about a drummer with Tourette Syndrome now and then he just took a drug to control the Tourette syndrome and the guys driving became kind of monotonous very regular but like not creative what that guy's got inside of him he's so prolific and then you listen to his music out more great s*** he doesn't have any flops I mean his pretty f****** amazing and he's just that's his s*** and he knows how to just get in there and create and he's got this whirlwind going on in his mind he's Fearless he is Explorer and only into the details but one of the things are really impressed me was he would go to places that I'm too scared to go to in my own mind and I'll just you know thinking about your inadequacies and externalizing them in your vulnerabilities knowing you know what is going to emasculate you and his point is like I'm so comfortable with myself that I'm going to mine that as a source of art because I bet it's in everyone and you know by exploring these contradictions and these false fronts and you know he's got a level of internal access I'm actually quite interested in the mental health aspect of this which is there so much so much mental on health as we return that I don't think it's all mental and health I do think that there's something about the artistic process that seems to be very informed by state that we call in hell yeah well we require people to stay inside his rigid boundaries and these rigid boundaries there the grade if you want to show up at a job and work 9 to 5 and don't use certain noises with your mouth because it makes people upset you know but that's not for the creative process of look at true outliers if you want to discuss through outliers like people that are really capable of producing extraordinary art or architecture Works different interesting things that are part of the creative process those people are all unwell every single one of them I mean in terms of like if you made him do what a normal person has to do everyday I think normal life is unwell in terms of this this requirement of showing five minutes early working all day long getting off maybe bring some of your work home getting some sleep getting up in the morning and doing it all over again all while raising a family and trying to enjoy your time you're limited finite time on this planet or this is why I said I've left left is that is not healthier five minutes early working all day long getting off maybe bring some of your work home getting some sleep getting up in the morning and doing it all over again all while raising a family and trying to enjoy your time you're limited finite time on this planet for this is why I said I've left you left that is not healthier


    Shirō Ishii Was Imperial Japan’s Master of Biowarfare
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    and he he got up they want to know what he learned from his human medical experiments so he they let him off golden pressure and like it's f****** Grizzly there and it's just the he did so many amoral like experiment he there's knowledge that helps a little kid did we did not know that officially officially tell us what you got just let him go imagine being that guy who killed like hundreds of people and they just let you go 11 development in application of biological weapons that you didn't 731 and how do you say that word meant you go Mantua Mantua, oh I say that manchuca button Juco that you and I were together how do you say that is it Anyway second sino-japanese war from 1937 to 1945 Bubonic plague attack oh and oh my God and the Planned attack against United States across the country dial Warfare they're going to drop by and play color of smallpox when I was in high school girls cute American civilians near Bly Oregon and Medford Oregon and cause a short circuit on the power supply power lines supplying electricity for the nuclear reactor cooling pumps in the Manhattan Project production facility holy s*** dude did you know that we dropping on it Balloons with bombs attached to him but was it supposed to that was part of it but what I did hear on it was an episode they did about this on one of my favorite podcast which is a Radiolab Radiolab did a whole series or a whole episode rather about these balloons at people Define these non detonated balloons and I think people accidentally blew themselves up a couple of times but think a bunch of them made it here and some of them went off and some of them didn't contaminated fleas. Robinson helmet Leo my God that's so dark Jesus Christ I'm so glad we're friends of Japan oh so everything is about a mean Japanese General and like a brave Chinese somebody is really everything is about Amin Japanese General and like a brave Chinese somebody is really China


    Joe Rogan Clarifies Coronavirus Testing Controversy
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    Sears man we are just tested on yes apparently it's been some controversy about this so just let me let everybody know right away there's no shortage of antibody tests and what were using there's no shortage of them people say white people in the front light and it's just misunderstanding and confusion these tasks there's no shortage of I understand some people in some places have a hard time getting access to the test not the case here so I take it upon myself to test everybody as a coming to the studio is not taking away from anybody that's on the front lines cuz I'm taking test away from any medical workers that does the test they would use for them particularly that they're using swabs I mean look man those f****** people that are working in those hospitals in the medical workers those people are legit hero yes you know and if I found out that there was something we were doing that was somehow another taking away from there would you be tested I would never do it so people got upset apparently because people writing articles about things cuz you know it's like it's Hot Topic right and their own people like posted some story making comments from Instagram and using them as quotes just some random mcgough that's posting something in this one of them said that we were low-key flexing that we had tests higher time I just shared with you earlier today there was a new study that Jamie Siri pull up that study it is out of I think it's out of UCLA is that what I do it's it says early antibody tests indicate far more cases and a much lower mortality rate Ryan so they think there's at least four hundred. people have been infected in in California so the mortality rate is way way lower than they previously thought it was at least in California you know it's obviously varies there's a crazy disease if it's raised doesn't make any sense it varies depending upon your physical condition whether or not you've been smoking with a night is apparently up a great benefit to exercising regularly even while you have it if you cash it exercising but then it was his f****** what is that guy's name the fox thing we'll do the first there's a there's one on La, look at you indicates far more covid-19 cases lower mortality rate there's a decrease in number of deaths study indicates that there could be hundreds of thousands of people could be infected without knowing it that's what's so weird about it the only time they think that if they catch it before the symptoms set in you survive survive but if they don't catch it for the symptoms I didn't like you just get rabies you don't get over like I do every black person I know always cross the street the only time they think they if they catch it before the symptoms set in you survive survive but if they don't catch it for the symptoms I didn't like you just get rabies you don't get over like I do every black person I know always cross the street when they see a random dog


    Farmers and Teachers Should Be Our Real One Percent!
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    California the Farmland between here and San Francisco is crazy Republican up there you see these you know anti-abortion Billboards pro-trump Billboards and oh my goodness it's gone till like 7 p.m. and they crash they go back to the farm again trying to keep it together f*** man when it comes to like Farmers there's one thing you get a lot of to get a lot of religion and I'm not exotic value judgment it's just but you get a lot of religion and you get a lot of Republicans to get a lot of that it's not that common that you get to cows like that those kind of farmers it's nothing wrong with that they need them that those f****** are a lot of those people are Republican you got to wonder like maybe it's just like the party of the people that really bust their ass and they they want that they want that that hard-working farmer ethic is like there's no room for bullshiting at life if you got to get up at 6 in the morning and feed the chickens milk the cows and then do s*** all day long and you're barely paying your bills you don't want to hear anybody you don't want to hear any b******* and so I think a lot of them are Republicans because Republicans stands for like the snow bulshit perspective on life the think the Democrats want to hand out their money and take too much of the taxes but it's because of their reality it's cuz the reality is particularly grueling occupation these people have taken on you know it's it's almost like a mistake of perspective in the whole world and see where they're their positions play difficult position they might think the whole world is like that but it's not necessarily like you just chose something that's a Preposterous Endeavor I mean I mean that in an admirable way I'm admiring Farmers work ethic have you took a regular person's you were made in the morning mad and you're barely going to make any money and you're going to have crazy loan and you're going to need to be subsidized and some people do it and love it and swear by it is a whole Spectrum but that Dad has got to test you and if you think about how crazy that is that's not more lucrative what is more valuable. they should be taken care of fruits there bring you fruit and you give them paper you get their fruit and sustained you and the number 2 teachers do make a difference Mr friedenberg you'll never you never be able to draw a woman until you've had a woman already said that house and he was in Middle School when I was in I was in the Mary Curley Middle School in Jamaica Jamaica Plains which is at the time it was a real sketchy neighborhood outside of Boston suburb will not a suburb of Boston but you know Intercity remove there from Florida and that was the only place we could afford when I was kid and she was like 17 year old kids in my seventh grade class baby kept saying like all I need is radishes and salt and that's my lunch and I grew my lunch and I meant thinking how nice guys out there growing his lunch even out here in the city but this is the big thing you said to me because you never want to hurt your head he goes just go outside and look up at space and realize how big it is trying to imagine something that has no end if you really want to hurt your brain just try to imagine the space has no end that f****** up I was like 13 oh my God he's right but there's no end and I swear to God that became a big part of the shift and how I started view in the world


    The Devastating Effect China's Social Credit System Would Have in America | Joe Rogan
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    also at night there's something about the darkness where I'm like I just you know I do a lot of my really f*****-up think when everyone else in my house is asleep and yeah you know that's my sparkup that's when I write my best s*** to it was when everyone's asleep asleep I'm sitting around thinking like me an earthquake what if that's what is an asteroid hits one of the worst disease catches on what if there's a war between us and China over this b******* in China talking with the only reason why you're in Powers cuz the surveillance and what have you done to the world like what you guys have done cuz you cuz of your disgusting pride and you you've hidden the facts from people you've tried to distort the reality and because of hundreds of thousands of people are going to die or what it was deep and dreamless light like you never read a letter like that were a one world leaders shiting on another world leader is that it but you know because they ate they don't admit any fault ever whenever anything goes wrong they cover everything up and there's so many people to criticize the government in China they just wind up getting ghosted they just disappeared vanished yeah like they never hear from them again over there is that if we give into that kind of like they have apps on their phone right now but give them a social score you know so I can feed jaywalk you lose points maybe I'd rather keep your s*** together and be nice or maybe the government will be watching every goddamn thing you do all day long and hold that over you and then they'll use that order to gain more political power that's just as possible and more likely of your Social score is like manipulated or wrong the downside is a lack of freedom and that's the whole reason why the United States is so Innovative the whole Reese's is this this we have his Spirit over here this was Spirit of freed we can do more we can get more s*** done we can we can come up with ideas we we celebrate this sort of creative creative spirit and we think I've only think of the United States we think of Freedom we think of creativity so much Innovation done over here the moment you start clamping down on people and taking away Freedom you're also going to take away their creativity you're also going to take away that Innovative the thought mentality going to make people scared and you going to do it just so you can control them and it's f*** it still worse go to take away that Innovative the thought mentality going to make people scared and you going to do it just so you can control them as f*** it's the worst like one of the one of the things about the United States that makes it so great is that we have the ability to criticize our government to talk s*** and that keeps people in check


    Black Belt Felicia Oh Tapped Out an Adult Film Star
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    Gracie was another famous Jiu-Jitsu practitioner he was asked to describe to just chill and he's like I'm going to paraphrase this time I f*** it up he said he said it was basically like I move and then you move and then I moved and then you move forever ever bech32 fuk up you going to get tired you going to be using too much strength and you're going to get exhausted just like those boxers that were throwing punches and they'll get tired and then they got a piece of mom but it's going to be even more horrific cuz you never going to be able to accomplish anything you just going to slowly wear out you guys just going to keep attacking you and you keep pushing him off you and going to keep attacking you and you keep exploding and going to keep attacking dude be good for you yeah I really good for you but I have to be in there with kids when I first thought and to the pornstar who are the TV show on Showtime and he had this idea pretty bold of him really he's Brave to do is we just decided I'm going to do like a Jiu-Jitsu match I've never taken just before but I'm going to spar with a woman and see what happens and this girl just f***** him up Stop & Shops near California she's awesome but she's super technical so this guy hasn't he was doomed you just didn't know he was a guy he's in really good shape is Young and fit and pretty good bodies just bitched and triangles but again that would happen to any man didn't know anything and went with her even though she's a woman technical expertise it overcomes strength it's so for a guy like you who's a very cerebral person would like some sort of puzzles and figure things out it's one of the reasons why your commie is so good you're excellent at like economy of words and setting things up in a mysterious way and then dropping punchline similar I like that I think there's a lot of things like that in this life they are similar this little things that you you will learn like little ways to move around things in advance through these these games and systems and you can apply that to all these other different things you can apply to you in a comedy


    Joe Rogan Calls BS on Bill Gates' "Mr Rogers" Outfit
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    people don't remember Bill Gates the old Bill Gate right people see Bill Gates now I see Bill Gates now and I see a guy wearing an outfit outfit looks like he's got a Spider-Man Spider-Man and you walk into a room it recognizes like how you like the temperature like you are a band yeah he called this though he called Iowa we weren't ready a pandemic like years ago 15 2015 take no prisoners businessman take-no-prisoners he's but he's pretending like he's you know you know 15 years old look at that crew look at that crew has like the Forrest Gump of the photos like this a lot of money


    John Nores Tells Stories of Gangbangers Hiding in the National Forests | Joe Rogan
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    but to share that with everybody nationally in my world in the thin green line and for them to start having it happening on the refuges and even just a know this stuff's getting back to their parts of the world and poisoning there are cannabis users you unsuspectingly horrible information right but we need to know a lot of guys didn't know it and so that was one thing to see hey what we need a baseline training in the way we do it here in California is we all go through a really strange an academy everyone gets their basic tools arrest control defensive tactics and firearms training all of that and get good at being the traditional game warden doing all the traditional stuff and they get you know get get their feet wet out doing their own thing for a couple years and then we start to find the people that have the motivation I want to get onto a specialized unit like our met team or one of the Watershed teams or Wildlife trafficking team very seldomly do we put a fresh person there because you know I think to really be a good game warden you got to cut your teeth on all the traditional stuff Google just how how to check guys with guns all the time you know most cops look at that and go that's crazy I mean everybody you check has a knife or a firearm 99% on work I want to see a game warden and game warden wants to see us but for that one felon it's on parole and he's in the woods hiding out and we run across that a lot and I ran across a ton of that down here and So Cal at the start of my career and I'll get some interesting stories about that but so guys who are like Ben skip bail and then hide yep and they've got like a no-bail warrant their wanted on some warrant somewhere and so they're efficient they have an illegal firearm maybe there a felon in possession of a firearm they can't even have and now they're out and remote area where no cops going to find me here and then on the new game warden the Riverside County you know all freaking motivated really green I don't know totally what I'm doing yet and I'm in that truck cruising and something I got into down here that was just crazy but I will say this was a heck of learning curve and I'm really blessed it went out the way it did and it was definite but we would gang banger something from La here and they would go over in the Riverside County and get into my kind of rule Foothills on the edge of the national forest and they have AK-47s and they have you know automatic pistols and they would Spotlight through these Canyons gun in for everything they kill rabbits that kill coyotes they kill deer they get to the end of like a canyon that has like a an outlet of a damn bro Gill night out and spend all night or just gillnet fish turn freely and shooting and killing everything with the spotlights grab their gillnet grab hundreds of fish pack up and then head back you know back to the LA basin I just retired with what you and Marshall Ave Apollo yellow lab English lab she's amazing never to buy a bad guy but you can't lick them to death and try to shoot right you know turn them our way but I didn't have a companion dog the time and I would go and run into these guys and go okay this is what I learned in the academy that you know that that head-on spotlighting stop that you never want to have her get in behind and blacked out and track them down and next thing I know I got a case and I got all these freaking prohibit exotic weapons and I'm going this is crazy Tony's guys that alone I don't have a lot of last year it was just me how many guys did you run into some time to be to one. I pulled like eight people out of a man and I was alone ocean and they were all armed and it was one of my heaviest most intense cases and I've been on one year so this was 1994 and what we were doing in the Riverside Squad as we were just Saturday in the area cuz we're getting everybody from overlay side here spotlighting all our games are like okay with saturate this and back. Joe the game was to catch a spotlight a right-handed cuz they're so deliver his light spotlights all yeah I should I should have done that but there's a handheld Spotlight flashlight whatever and you going to remote areas and you look to find animals at night because they freeze the really relaxed their eyes glow and then you shoot him that way you kill him illegally at night after dark which is never allowed you know it's usually in or out of hunting season any ones go Spotlight a deer nine times out of ten they're they're not lice they're not going to do it during season like we do so they're doing that so in the in our world is game wardens that's the ultimate Wildlife criminal because they're going to kill those you know that have that unborn trophy Buck for good genetics they're going to kill a trophy deer weigh in the right you know that you know needs to go another year or whatever so that's what we focused on that was like if I can cut my teeth and get you know become a reputable game or in a going after the hardcore is that was the game then it was 94 and I'm pulling these guys out call him Alan Ladd I've got my weapon on him and I'm like oh man there's a lot of guys out there I can't get him to jail I'm calling back up I got Riverside County coming and I'm even have the Sheriff's Office helicopter come in several nights once we got to know each other and they realized who is this game or an order these game worms Riverside County going out and dug just crazy areas by themself they monitor our traffic and they come in on the helicopter and light it up and call them I'll call these bad guys out on loudspeaker system make sure we were okay and feels good when the calvary comes on those nice man let me tell you they just didn't know that you would ever run into someone that's that arm that many guys and a van or what have you ate people but it says hold there was a reason why your Patron by yourself because they didn't anticipate anything like this well and we do know the bodies right this was one of the things that was crazy we get back to the thin Green Line concept and realize it one game warden is responsible for 200 to 250 square miles give or take you know so I squat a seven-game words to put in perspective check this out brother so when I was supervising traditional Patrol before we started the special ops met team in Santa Clara County we always have vacancies because we always alone bodies we couldn't hire game Words fast enough we weren't funded for it over the case maybe so we might have for 5 game wardens for 7 positions and we had to cover all the Santa Clara County which is everything from the city to all those Foothills and there's a lot in Silicon Valley people don't realize all of San Benito County which is huge Hollister Gilroy right where I'm from in Gilroy that whole area down to the South that is just mass amount country full of Wildlife and then like part of Monterey County and I had five people in myself as Lieutenant that is insane I can't believe that so to go out on a spot to that point and have a partner with you just one other game warden that stuff you know you're basically pulling a whole other area you can work 9 or so is spotlighting common it is still going on in the state and its going on a lot back then here because we've been so little presents here in Southern California it was off the hook it was crazy one week in 1994 I remember I was at a really good ride along with me a wildlife biologist social Savvy Hunter great eyes he became kind of like my right-hand man Brian and we I said we're going to catch spotliter every night this week just think so I was a crazy let's see if we can do it and so we went and worked all night long you start Monday night how do you catch a body look for a spotlight like what you give me an appointment glass it's ya just like the glass in a big Basin for help write in a really good OverWatch you get the most visibility in a pie the truck and you watch and you find areas where it's likely to happen and it takes awhile to learn where that's going to be just because you got this huge district and you could have 20 places where guy spotlight you get into the areas a new war normally get to figure it all out you don't know where to be in it it's a trial-and-error but it took me six months give or take adjust just going out and it's gotten hard and in seeing where this road goes and how does that canyon look what type of water do I have down there what am I seeing a low light in the evening when animals are coming to Waterloo I got to hold her to healthcare I got a whole herd of deer got some bucks you know I'm seeing other animals run around this is going to be a hot spot because guys can get to it and if you just put the time and you just kind of lion wait you don't come up with tied together just like hunting big game eventually starts happening and by 1994 and I've been in District a year down here I pretty much had my spots figured out my partners in other parts of Riverside did too so we'd all be out alone so we can cover more area and talking back and forth I mean and I'm a date myself here but cell phones brand new so I'll have those flip cell phones and we're it was the flip phone you have the Star Trek Communicator, partnered really love those where you at their crate Haystack type thing you know but once you get into it you get really good at it but it it always is difficult because again just the percentages of catching a guy on the right night that he's going to be out there and then you got the guys are kind of get Savvy to North game warden lives driving by his house looking for his patrol truck to see if he's out that night where's the truck parked we start getting into that problem so we always kind of you know kind of maintain as covert as we can you know we're known in the neighborhood in the thing is we live at home we work out of our homes home crossword clue store Community because if we kept our truck in a field office we have no response time all spread out so we get very community-oriented in in community functions and conservation groups and everybody knows us whether it's a big city or small little town in the mountains so you got guys doing the cat-and-mouse thing looking for us and you know making sure he has his truck there or is he out patrolling I'll maybe I won't go out tonight but that would show in in 1994 was was off the hook I didn't get a spot lighter every night that week but I got 6 out of 7 at 1 a double so it's crazy Mom Season the time guns and you know some guys were going to jail somewhere but a lot of wildlife would say that night because they wouldn't they would it would have done a lot of harm you know most of these guys are they doing this recreationally forefathers unit for food like what are they the group I was getting into down here it was it was recreational it might have been to sell the meat I couldn't prove that or it was just to go kill stuff you do get people that need me you know that do Spotlight after dark because they need the meat and stuff like that it's still a violation we still deal with it as such but if we ascertain that we're going to be fair about it you know we said okay look you're poaching I know you're starving it's out of season since season you have a tag but you just really got to get that meat I mean there are certain cases we just kind of feel for that person to go I see what the motivation was you know and a very small percentage of poachers are that way but some of them were just you know they're just trying to feed their family and it's a whole different game we're going to be fair about it or we should be fair but most of them gang Bangerz are most of them criminals like what there's it was there a felony she Ridge down here seventy 80%. Criminal histories had illegal weapons associated with gains those almost like Recreation for that little boy that was practice guys pretty inebriated pretty liquored up and I'm as a head-on stop and one of them had a like a $50,000 no bail warrant for cocaine trafficking phone case down here that was a pretty crazy one it was it was three guys pretty inebriated pretty liquored up and almost a head-on stop and one of them had a like a $50,000 no bail warrant for cocaine trafficking out of Mexico and that was in that week that we had you know crazy Spotlight things going on so it was just the demographic of down here we're up north it it won't it won't be necessary that fell into that guy that just wanted a trophy buck and to get it cheap to get


    Joe Rogan | There Are 10,000 Cartel Members Growing Illegal Marijuana in California w/John Nores
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    what is the is there an estimate of how many cartel members are growing in this country right now if it with you save there's 27 28 States is that what you said what is the is there a rough estimate of how many cartel members are here right now doing this kind of this comes to it you know it's it's a real approximation because you only know based on who you catch your driving ability breathe but like in California when you're from the amount of grows we we deal with every year just on the trespass you know cartel front number of operatives it takes to run a grow and get it started and then harvested I mean conservative estimate 10,000 10,000 very conservative because it's such a kind of a silent Enterprise and it's really hard to get some of this data but we've we've just validated it through the numbers of things we run across you know when you look at the fact that it takes to skill Growers that are vetted because they cut their teeth done do do it effectively under the Federalist nose and they grow well in and you mention this weekend Mike Baker on the show which was interesting and you hit on the head when you said man these guys are really resourceful you know if you got to respect their work ethic and now you have to because they're there hiking water line of hiking infrastructure in their covering their tracks they're out there for 6 months at a time whole lot of photos in that book about things we've seen on trail cameras and they will put felt-lined line soft felt on their shoes time of tight and if they're walking like an Old Forest Road you know that's got a gravel base you'll never see that track I mean you know you've tracked a game I've done it you know it's the same type of technique and if you don't have any sign I mean the really good at disguising to actually found a guy and I have a picture of this in the book and also in the PowerPoint when I when I teach this throughout the country actually carved out of wood because a couple years ago we were in the u.s. forest service a lot of this grow problem is on or national forest you know Northern California Northeastern California not so much Silicon Valley where I started but the rest of this day even down here and what these guys to do with those cattle leases on those properties were in a Rancher can run cattle and part of the forest and you know originally on private property and we were getting tips on a bunch of crows you know where you seen from the air or Hunter Wrangler would report them or we do suspicion cuz of water weigh and we get see some plants from satellite or whatever and we go try to find the screen we weren't picking up tracks and we're we're pretty good at finding these things now we've been trialling are in it for a lot of lot of years but we're sitting like Halifax cuz we're running around with cows and sure enough they were putting on calipers and strap them on top or underneath their their boots clomping around to disguise themselves as cattle clever right and then once I get way up into a deep Canyon where they're going to put or they just take them off and throw my backpack in the light bulb went off with we better look at you know our tracks little more carefully so how do you guys try to go about finding these things do you do rely on people reporting them or do you have like aerial surveys how do you it's it's a mix of all event we get a lot of reports from people in the ground and are our best reporting parties or we call our peas are Hunters & Anglers I'm going to come to the outdoor public but across some butt Hunters & Anglers especially because where do we go when we when we're going to find a good water hole for Elk or you know what hunting black-tail we're going to go stay on the beaten path man we're going to go down to the headwaters we're going to find a pristine area we're going to get away from people so people that are going the deepest into the backcountry absolutely absolutely in their finding the water you know source and then maybe they're following it and it's dry or it's diverted like what I found in 2004 that started this whole craziness and running to aggro we also do find it from the area now we do all agencies it's no no secret and no tactical reveal we've we fly look for the stuff from the air I have a friend of found one on Tejon Ranch really yeah yeah a few years back and I didn't think anything of it I thought it was just some crazy person decided try to grow pot his back for is recreationally legal okay and it was no shootout or anything crazy like that they got there after realize that their grow up it been compromised and they took off but you know Tejon Ranch has enormous thick 270,000 Acres yeah and just the gall of these guys to go deep into that ranch and set up this grow site right on the guys who work there they I guess they just stumbled upon it I think they stumbled upon it because of garbage to if I remember correctly yeah that that that follows track in the thing now you're talkin about private hunting ranches got a catalyst and all that tones huge we've done a lot of good stuff supported you know good hunting programs are but an interesting statistic when I retired last year in December 2018 you know I mean we keep stats ever since one of the cool things about the are specialized team start in 2013 as we solidified all the documentation to be spot-on you know reporting was kind of haphazard throughout this day we weren't sure what other agencies were doing but we knew what we were doing now and so I'm keeping that data and there was a real shift in just public land presence of these cartel Growers and by the time I retired last year I won't have 50/50 split so ranches like Tejon Ranch a private hunting club in the Silicon Valley one up in Shasta County so you know where they're doing big-time conservation projects to get black tail and mule deer in Tule elk and everything else up and numbers and now they've got this presents on their hunting club hitting one of their sensitive waterways you know so so it's it's not just a public land thing is really good for everybody listening to know that you can find it anywhere in and you stumbled on it and it is 20 mm reporting parties a cool thing after I did Stephen show on a mediator and talk to those guys was hard to get tips actually got a tip and you know when it's it's in play and I won't say too much more about it but will definitely be talking when it's all over and done but it's it's going to get handled and it's so cool to see the guys like you and I didn't love it and love the passion of what's out there are out there stumbled on this stuff and getting out safely and and were fired up enough not to wait you don't work for calling people to say it's out there can you help us Ritz award a mediator and talk to those guys we start to get tips actually got a tip and you know when it's it's in play and I won't say too much more about it but will definitely will be talking when it's all over and done but it's it's going to get handled and it's so cool to see the guys like you and I didn't love it and love the passion of what's out there are out there stumbled on this stuff and getting out safely and and were fired up enough not to wait you don't work for calling people to say it's out there can you help us with the warden Sheriff's


    A K9 Cop Saved Game Warden's Life!
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    don't these dogs that your training know Phoebe was like there was very interesting listening to how effective is using Belgian Malinois that were using your permit earlier main dogs Belgian Mel and Powerful dogs they are amazing so smart and I can't talk enough about it man cuz no matter where you sit everybody loves a good dog story and you know some people say well Dual Purpose you got a bike guys what's what with that is really aggressive and look at it's a lifesaver for everybody it's a lifesaver for us Lifesaver for the suspect to because it usually involves a potential gunfight at the dog basically you know alleviated because she or he was there so we got our K-9 program in agency going kind of full speed around 2018 I'm at 3 we have three levels of canine we have like the companion right along canine the kind of does everything with you she's never going to bite anybody unless Apollo that's like my lap right then we have the detection level dog eye muscles are Labradors like Marshall like Apollo because Labs have such amazing noses they really can hold on sent you know that they can trained it to Tech many cents and we certify him and different things and then there's the feebies you know the bells romells or the Shepherds and really it's become mostly males now in our age why Mount horse shelters in the heat you know Shepherds have longer hair and 100° weather we're on Long hikes you know or unsupported those dogs might have to sit quietly after hiking 8 Miles and sit in a prone quietly while we're watching observing and stocking it on suspects to make an apprehension in a rest safely and hopefully avoid a gunfight so and we also found with the with the males it's like I said they just hold up better on average and they're certainly exceptions to that but when we got our Dual Purpose program back on track these are dogs that will buy 22 on command but they have great noses so let's still detect wonderfully you know Finding evidence fine in tainted weed whatever the case may be a firearm a bear gallbladder all of that but they'll also you know like Phoebe was nicknamed the fur missile because when it was time for her to go to work and some guy was going to pull a weapon on us she was all business and cool thing about a dog like her in the end and Michael and I got into I'll hit you especially in he was going away he said I've never heard of a dog in a domestic law enforcement team that's had like a hundred sixteen apprehension bites in her career and she has 216 know JoJo Diaz on the cool thing about that was a stampede of life she saved and she also arrest another 8 to 900 that she didn't have to buy in her career why how many of you guys arrested when I retired with over thousand and in five and a half years yeah and we ran against all grow-ops grow-ops are related to grow up so that they are all guys that are armed all gussied up knives or guns you know that you're not getting bit unless you know you're a deadly force threat on some level or significant threat so yeah it's been a lot of guys so that number that you talking about 10,000 I think it's very much so yeah that is so insane because if you fly over like Humboldt or any any of these areas I can particularly medicino Northern California the density of the forest of the the the public land out there there's a lot of land there's a lot of land in a lot of potential we're not seeing so and that's still still thriving so when you you know when you when you look at Phoebe has a canine and you go well let's see if she was in the field doing these type of operations for about seven or eight and yeah that's great for my records standpoint and numbers in the life you save but it gives you a like a like a snapshot of the issue how many guys did we not catch that were out there or that we weren't involved in and the dogs are just say lives man they have saved this in the new book especially in 2012 but right before our team started Phoebe save my life Brian's life and all these other operators in Santa Clara County in Silicon Valley right where I grew up engage the guy that was pulling up a Russian automatic pistol on me and I was the support for the for Brian I was basically a k9 Handler or support guy and Brian had to deal with this other Growers partner that had a big Taurus Judge revolver on his hip and he was pulling it so he goes for that guy and says John just take my dog to be something by it and he's biting this guy in the calf and yeah this guy's nose down and we don't know he's got this weapon and I start to see it coming out and I get on him and I do what I need to do some physical control and Strikes and whatnot to get the gun Christian but had she not been on that guy in a bike show. Guns turned on me at 5 feet I'm engaged All The Rifleman behind me on you know I'm in a gunfight again we've been in too many of those already how many gun fights in 6 and I've been on the ground for four out of the six there guys have been involved in and they've all been around this particular problem we had a lot last once the team about formalize and so we started using dogs but we still had two during the window of the team being operational that we could avoid and dog four out of the six other guys have been involved in and they've all been around this particular problem we had a lot less once the team got formalize and so we started using dogs but we still had two during the window of the team being operational that we could avoid and dogs played a big part in that as I go into a new stories


    If Joe Rogan and Owen Smith Were NPR Hosts
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    we all need to realize like how you can't wait for s*** no cuz this can happen now that we know that this could help me feel real here we are we know it's real right we know it's really know you just got to anybody test we know we can't really go anywhere we can't go to restaurants everything's closed no, do we know it's real but it still doesn't feel real big pasture fundings please contact our website at the moment into the moment that's a style of radio that you would get I was when I was delivering newspapers I would listen to All Things Considered things all things to do something on NPR National Public Radio whatever those old-school type of talk radio that's what I that's what I knew I was ready to get married when I like listening to talk radio conservative talk radio think about how that happened like how did that room had that one genre that hardcore right-wing like we did that got real angry angry is right it kind of is and let me talk to like NPR Here welcome welcome to our show we're going to tell you about a new scientific experiment that shows that there are no such thing as gender somebody virus did not come from a lab it's a dangerous conspiracy and here's why I want to f*** you voice I want to f*** you boys but I'm low-key about it hello yes I loved one equal I do want to do a parody of of NPR show cousin cousin cousin at a place like dramatic music and s*** today what they tell stories like and you'll be listening to tell me about the daily she said she was supposed to say right in here three things you need to know WNYC news radio angry Brian count cuz you tell me something as if he had liked got it from a book Radiolab try to hit me with some scientific


    Joe Rogan Reviews Biden's Presidential Hopes w/Owen Smith
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    Trump like even Trump like as much as he hates it he has tone down a lot of his rhetoric because of the criticisms he's faced you know and that's it's important it's very important to him and he has the that's one thing as viruses making everybody have to do their job everyone have to actually do their job wondering if you would do it again all over again if you knew how hard it would be and how much you would get s*** on I don't know I think it was so funny when he presented to me was like it was like like the hot new nightclub you know what I mean like everybody was in there you know what is like like a nightclub and you can pretend to be who you want to be and you can just in the coronavirus comes and that's like when the lights come on in the club and you get to see you know I have fuckedupshit really is and and so was when the cold country just kind of like I said I was going to go with your biting regardless of how loose if you feel he is or how sharp you thinking is when the whole country is like his Uncle Joe just let me think like Trump is like a fancy a nice resort like hotels is the number one thing I want to do that but after awhile you get tired of spending $21 for internet and $40 for pancakes and you just want to go home and enjoy his kind of sent it felt like he represent home you don't mean like people I kill all the kids dementia but I think he's going to be propped up by so many different people going to motor like President Obama's going to come out in the door soon and if he doesn't listen that's crazy what I'm saying because he's familiar he was dead next to the guy that we all felt more comfortable with especially in situations like this endorsement video straight up gaslighting matter whether or not I think he's going to lose I do think is going to lose record even if I thought he's going to win he shouldn't do the job he there's no way you can take the pressure of that position with the cognitive decline that he's already showing but there's no but you just want the Democratic party to be back in control I get it how much time does Michael open the damn trying to give you an example to me just the way that Trump is handling having any kind of criticism is anything it's unsettling it's like so you have to have degrees or whatever but to be in charge of everybody else that guy who's in charge of everybody else is just it's like man I just wish he didn't cost so much just wasn't the way he he was you know what I mean I wish you could just take the kids seriously once again into office and Uncle did expect him to yeah he's always been the guy that if anybody says anything about him he talked mad s*** about that person wonders never lied to you or respect all of that but it's just like in times like this one is required some empathy and say I feel for the people that are dying not give me credit I come over it so I feel like so what I'm saying is I feel like having Joe come up there and play those notes it feels like he will everyone just all of a sudden overnight goes Joe Biden's our guy it felt like everyone together but what is going to be like after a year in office dealing with International Politics the economy the environment for all these different things people how quickly who's going to be the vice president Elizabeth Warren who's going to put in there the country or would it be a good thing for the country because it's the best person for the job both both best person for the best person for the job I feel could be a woman of color in the Best Western Plus country could also be a woman of God because a lot of policies kind of stop before Consulting the people of color in a woman of color can see what we're leaving out this group male of color who's better qualified for the job I don't but that's not my point what is what are the qualifications for this job is is what I just said there's no test you have to take is just a popularity contest remember she just she just did a whole thing about something on Netflix and she was like we aren't even on Ellen's that we just like it was like yeah you probably should I think I'm not the right person to be talking about this but I feel like you know what they say Stacey Abrams is in the running and I don't think he'd be a bad choice but why she just puts things in context and she is very smart very sharp and she is not thrown like she would be extremely qualified she could be president she was the first lady so she's accustomed to the public eye she's accustomed to speaking publicly and that's why they say Joe Biden was the best bet because Joe Biden so Pennsylvania it was a is a swing state and Joe Biden is the only person out of the democratic nominees who did not say he was against fracking he was like you can't you can't be again you can't you can't do it all at once and then they have to have the clip of the fracking protesters at CoCo for somebody else man and he also supports he has an in with you know the coal miners and the fracking industry just like you know Trump so when it comes to Electoral College votes Trump doesn't knows he can't beat them Sy hence the whole Ukrainian get some dirt on them just announced something's happening. I think that was kind of like The Narrative of that and know when it comes to electoral votes that whole Midwest game that whole Michigan Michigan to buy in his right there and that's what I'm saying like them yes man oh no I don't know but what's going to happen once people start hearing him talk on the campaign Trail but I don't know I don't know how I don't know how brilliant or a ticket at Trump is like I don't know I think I think everyone it's a matter of being able to control crowds and have these exciting rallies he does Arenas dude he does sold out Arenas and he kills you want a woman of color to be the vice president wife and I would love that I would love for I'm not saying I would love for things to feel like that I want to say back to normal but I would just love to feel like when the president speaking with it what I'm talking about is his ability to excited base in the ability to get people behind him he's a unprecedented ability and depending upon how he handles this coronavirus crisis they could swing left or right it really depends entirely upon who Biden pics because remember when George W was president is really was like President Dick Cheney doing everyday and Cheney was consistently in the bunker he was in the bunker for like weeks of time they were saying he's an update demon told us he was in a bunker but just in case anything happens like why isn't Bush and government will you have a guy who was the former CEO of Halliburton company that countries after we blow them up getting no-bid contract to rebuild a country that we blew up while he's making the decisions to blow up his country powerful speakers someone who apparently and if they pick someone and I'm sure the groom and someone right now who you get excited about yuto okay this person this person could step if Biden lost or find lost it right or find died which is also possible bro there's a there's a photo of him that was on the New York Times yesterday we can see you like where they gave him the f****** the face is that like you know and just just just how the government works well what the what was it the pandemic agency was closed down in my pantry what's the his lawyers fight what can I do what can I do Shore what can I do what can I do and he just goes you know then he takes his stance based on what he is known he's no he's going to be protected legally and he doesn't equate that he's present of all of us you know I mean it so I just feel like that's what's missing and he is incapable of doing it I know when Prince had the Mike Pence was getting popular at 8 at Trump music you want to talk about advice but I don't know what that guy's voice sounds like somebody so emotional right like nnnn I feel like Trump's a businessman so he he's not approaching this if any emotion and it's a good thing that he did was blocked travel from China that's a good thing that probably saved a lot a lot of people saying you're crazy for doing that but so what do you mean you actually didn't I don't know I just heard that's why I'm saying that I was saying conflicting with Mikey block travel because of diplomatic reasons to go out and go to Chinatown with no worries bullshittin the way out of this while she was blaming the present it look everybody got this wrong everybody got it wrong everybody did fournette 30,000 people of travel from China to u.s. Sister coronavirus surfaced the coronavirus surfaced in this is just a this I think this is just an article about yeah I know but this is an article about when the coronavirus surface which was in January that's just letting people know how I made it over to America that's not how many people came to America this is since Chinese officials disclosed the outbreak on New Year's Eve in two months after the president impose restrictions arrived in January at airports in Los Angeles San Francisco New York Chicago Newark and Detroit all places fuk by Coronavirus what kind of restrictions were they the bulk of The Travelers who were of multiple nationalities arrived in January at airports in Los Angeles San Francisco New York Chicago Newark and Detroit all places fuk by Coronavirus


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Hot Mic Video of NYT Photographer Joking "We've All Been Vaccinated"
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    see if you can find this conversation Jamie that they're in it it says they're joking but it also has a question it says who is a correspondent for Fox and then who is the other guy that got worse with New York Times play what it says cuz John let me explain hear John Roberts comes in and it's going to play an ad before this Jamie to kill the volume John Roberts comes in and when he comes in he's not wearing a mask and he tells the other gentleman you can take the mask off and he tells them about this La study go ahead play it there UFC 221 so anyway they have done some trial vaccines there are some vaccines that are in trial there's a woman in Seattle she was the first person to get tested and I sent this stuff to Matt Staggs earlier today and he said something to me there there have been several different there 70 coronavirus vaccines right now they're under development with 3 in human trials so they're there have been some things going on right now and the first person treated with the coronavirus is in Seattle there's an article about that it's hard to tell people like if you listen to comics and even took some of the s*** that we say babies are we say ridiculous should all the time and we get used to it right maybe they say ridiculous it to I don't so maybe maybe is correct I believe that it's way less deadly than they thought it was but they had to prepare for something that they thought was going to be real deadly cuz his real deadly in Italy but the question is like this question why is it so deadly in Italy is it because they're older people is because they smoke why is it so deadly New York City like is it because they're stacked on top of each other is it prices of real deadly in Italy but the question is like this question why is it so deadly in Italy is it because they're older people is because they smoke why is it so deadly New York City like is it because they're stacked on top of each other is it


    Joe Rogan Reviews Claims Coronavirus Was Made in Wuhan Lab
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    you seen all the s*** that point to the fact that this came from a lab viruses there are a ton there's a ton of of scientists that are pointing to that just one French virologist Gmail send you this there's a French virologist who identified HIV and this French virologist was looking at this disease and it's like this is not a disease that came from nature know that this is a disease that came from the lab on Netflix the series on Netflix that takes place in China that like two or three years ago they called the coronavirus in Eli played the thing really yeah there's like episode 13 season 3 or something like that of the show Jesus Christ than they knew this stuff was happening while people knew that it was always a possibility TV industry like it feels like everything is becoming YouTube you know. I mean like all the time or I'll just I'll send you this right now Jamie hold on a second Bill Maher has some great f****** rants I mean these are tweeted twice to him that where I said Bravo yet are you playing it you know he's he's pushing all the buttons you know he's he's doing, he's doing like real edgy comedy while he's pointing out how crazy this all is I appreciate him right now is so sad guy who's on the left that I really I really like the fact that he doesn't give in to all the craziness he doesn't get given to the the lunacy of of left-wing policies he still he still like rational about it all although clearly left-wing bias he still rational goes with comedy but it was well yeah I want some I don't know man I like him a lot and I watch you like a bunch, I want to know cuz I watched some of his stuff and I feel like it's two things you should have me on this show basically cuz he's always talking about kids or he would be talking about he did his whole rant about why can't we call it the China disease and stuff and I was listening to a chinese-american on on The Daily talking about her experience of a feeling like being an Asian-American he was always like a probationary experience as long as I did the right thing and stay out the way people left me alone but when this came up just for going out why people like you f****** Chinese detective you know and and it's kind of like so it is it's me I love watching them because it's because it's also these blind spots that he just his whole rant was really about stop these wet markets you can do it you didn't have to do these but here the other like you know SARS or murderers are two middle eastern respiratory did make that point he was the head of China you know he would say that and then the Chinese guy was saying hey this is the whole world's problems whole world pandemic but yeah kind of but it did come from a f****** if it did if it did come from a lab you know we should call the lab-created Wuhan virus how do we know that this guy's correct it says analysis indicates the virus has a natural origin it was not engineered the so-called unique protein sequences her since found the 2019 coronavirus can be found in many of the organizing not just HIV but that doesn't mean it's organic or natural in origin I think that we are right now in this. Of conflicting information and you going to get it bouncing back and forth from con but I've read multiple sources that seem and end from respected scientist to seem to indicate that there's a distinct possibility that came from that lab one of things they're saying is the actual bats that they sequence The genome when it when it when they found the genetics for this virus the bats that tested you know that we're this originated from where the same exact they're from the same exact locations the bats are they do research on in this lab and Elizabeth form I mean it's not it's not outside the realm of possibility we're in the Wheelhouse what they're obviously I'm a moron I don't know s*** about viruses but when China says all definitely wet Market nothing to see here yeah well the web markets are f****** gross you know it is but that's also a sad thing about you trying to feed a billion people and you feeding them Wildlife a lot of what they're eating as Wildlife they're so cool it's like squirrels in


    Best of the Week - April 12, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    never been in a time where literally nobody knows I have a string of text messages from Alex Jones yeah I like that will change your opinion if you if you smoke enough weed and you don't smoke a lot of weed for a very long time but we use when I discovered Alex Jones you love that Buckcherry song oh yeah it's great I mean don't do it if you're a problem Alex left I haven't even gotten to them cuz I got the real change my phone number he's convinced that it's a weaponized virus that leak from a lab well there's a lot of people there saying that in bouhan obviously they have that lab write whether it's a bio Defensor bio research laboratory something there something is there something in Wuhan where the disease is somebody said there were people sat back door selling the animals that they were experimenting on to wet mark like if you are broke and you were guard at the Wu Han lab you like hey I'm just telling bats and dogs for extra money and he's sold maybe one of the wrong ones and now we have this issue Legends of the virus in New York City it comes directly from Europe apparently they can tell that interesting somehow positive everywhere at your car that you're positive to get into Applebee's and how are you going to help me what's what how are you going to help me Magneto's helmet they make nice shirts underneath keep my lower back my mid body warm so if I generate torque got to throw a kick. So I'm not going to push my back so my backspace you should never take anybody around to a man's Anatomy that's what's weird that you're getting older but when I saw you when I see I see all of you you look healthy look healthy and your band in a nutshell Manson believed that there was going to be a race war and he wanted to incite this race war because he had convinced his followers that through messages he received from the Beatles White Album from there lyrics from Biblical Old Testament prophecies that he had been told that he was going to be the savior of the world and one race war started he would hide his family in a bottomless pit in the desert and when the race war ended with the blacks winning the blacks would be frame for 4 murders they would the Manson family would emerge and repopulate the planet with their perfect opt Offspring and dominate the blacks ranch with where they lived in 68 and 69 that Manson would discuss but whether or not it was the motive for the murders is I raised serious questions about that in the book mansard would discuss it in that way that there was going to be a race war and that they would emerge and then their offspring yeah yeah except for the fact that I was questioned so the way Julio C was able to convicted Manson Manson wasn't at the Tate house when the murder he hadn't the official story dispatched Susan Atkins Patricia krenwinkel Leslie Kasabian and tex Watson to the house the former House of Terry Melcher they didn't know who live there but just to kill everybody and has mansinthe allegedly said leave something witchy he wanted it to look like blacks had killed these all in it was they were wealthy beautiful whites and he wanted to night the race war because of the Panthers got blame for these motors then the police will crack down and then they Revolt the revolution would happen they would be it would spread across the whole world and then when it was over and the blacks had prevailed they were too dumb Manson believed to be able to run the well that's when he will come out with his followers of their hole in the desert and take over the planet now Julio C said in interview that I didn't have until after he and I stopped speaking which is when he started threatening me with lawsuits and other things in the in the. 2006-7 I discovered two or three interviews he gave in the early 70s where he was asked if he believed that Manson really believe this craziness and we can go see said I don't think Charlie believe he got his followers to but he never believed in that he was too smart he was a con man Joe I don't want to feel like I'm CVS or anything right now but I want to stay we all know when it comes to come around and there's certain things that go before you know if you have a Corona or you kind of feel it your sense of smell and black ice you know I don't know I wouldn't lie to you know you don't know about the black ice air freshener is I don't think so do you know what it is you don't know okay you're going to is there a Cadillac you never had a ride with Snoop Dogg and Hip-Hop dudes right having your car if you want to get some p**** back in the day this is Donna Ross can the right and I want I want one of my Whitney Whitney Cummings has one Angela he had one they'll check it out tell me what you think so you know what that let me smell like you burn that can smell it in the test no check it out tell me what you think Jamie so you know what that let me smell it smells so that's another thing this is this helps you doing the corona like you burn that candle in the mini don't smell it n***** go get the test


    Companies Are Microchipping Their Employees: Should We Be Worried?
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    there's going to be a comedy club that says f*** it was get opening somebody do it do it do it say The other clubs not responsible if you get sick tell people to get tested tell him to get tested when it's available when testing is readily available and treatments Reddit available I think only then are we going to relax yeah questions like what do you how do you tell people that you don't have it like if you go to a bar are they going to you going to submit to have an app that's prop heard that there may be some type I heard in Wuhan whatever they have some type of system where it is an app where I guess you register and you could scan and seat I know that has to be in development I was just talk to somebody about it but I think that that technology exists Willie D from the Geto Boys go to his Instagram and he's got a post where this company that's sticking a microchip in these people's arms they hired a f****** professional tattooist in piercer professional piercers what could they will have to come in before you to get what the f*** imagine if your company tells you that I know I know you don't want to bring Keys you know if I bring Keys everywhere I just can't give you a little microchip I want to make sure you show up for work on time enough to punch in anymore you're all set you literally like this video is real right and I got RFID shuts their hands those are probably people to know that anything they probably know that anything that the government wants to find out about you they can find out whenever they want get this when Patrick McMullan wants a diet dr. pepper while he's at work he paid believe with a wave of his hand but it will definitely don't carry credit cards anymore that's too hard to do there's a microchipping your pet with a wave your hand I think LaGuardia one of the airports in New York has got the experimental thing going where they have in one of the terminals a place we can go shop you just swipe your credit card when you walk in and usually with whatever you got and they charge you like like those Amazon stores the same technology I guess Amazon's licensing it out that makes sense it's still a credit card though like it's not you have as long as you can leave it at home if you can't leave at home this is what's so crazy about that how hard is it you lazy b**** you can't pull your f****** credit card out you were you willing to let them put a microchip in there so you can get a diet dr. Pepper with a hand move at his office he's one of dozens of employees who've been doing likewise for a year now that's very funny imagine that's how you give each other money like that stop app you can touch of Three Square Market a technology company to provide self-service mini-markets to hospitals Hotels & Company break rooms last August he became one of roughly fifty employees at its headquarters in River Falls Wisconsin would volunteer to have a chip injected into their hand f****** yikes what I saw was getting into his forearm I was it must be a different color so this is what scary is this going to be the new Norm like what if you get fired by these people when you get hired by Amazon do you have to put in one of their chips does it take out your old chip do they sell the chip to the company we've been when you leave give me my ship back but that doesn't that does not surprise me in the least it doesn't surprise me but it alarms me at alarm see the people are so interested in having someone put a chip in their body but we can company that tells you have to do it for, tells you have to do that f*** that company but I know it's but those are people that feel the need they need to feel the need of being a part of new technology I want it if that's the hot s*** m************ going to have it this was 2014 since microchips will be implanted into healthy people sooner than you think it's going to happen that's going to happen Alzheimer's you know what I'm saying they're going to find a smart read if somebody is on abducted and you'll I'm saying it's like it's weird to think about it but then if you really think about it it's it's going to be weird but it's still not there's going to be plenty of reasons why tell me where is Zone implant with a computer virus one that could pass on to other computer systems if the building's networker program to read his chip as gas all Breeze around the workplace spreading the virus and corrupting computer systems certain areas of the building became inaccessible to his colleagues Jesus Christ that's how that's how Wars going to be for Joe yo motherfuker give a f*** if you can fight it was like this who can hack this s*** that's where the worst them is not going to be the physical s*** is going to be like you got one motherfuking the room that could crash some s*** like that you know what that f****** do that everybody


    The Racial Divide on Car Air Fresheners w/Donnell Rawlings | Joe Rogan
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    I knew I was right I knew I was like what the f*** he do in Camarillo podcast I never looked at work and work it says hold on it says the Donnell Rawlings show on one side what is that the other side I do this right so I start going Tuesday I mean I need a bird I got the motherfuking sunroof and put it on my head just for fun he thought it would be funny and I showed him this podcast on the other day and he got excited about it but the thing I like about me having it smells like him so it's like a little souvenir Joe I don't want to feel like I'm CVS or anything right now but we all know when it comes to certain things that go before you know if you have Corona or you kind of feel it your sense of smell came up with a one-of-a-kind this isn't a specific to me it's the Donna Rowland show okay now I'm not familiar with a smell called Black Ice black ice Dino black I said no Royal Pine air freshener right your car like you've not been into a Cadillac a black a black owned Cadillac you never had a ride with Snoop Dogg in any of the hip-hop dudes write a dog if you want to get some p**** back in the day is the black lives matter of air freshener joke it is hilarious it's like a tree made out of so you know what that let me smell it smells so that's another thing this is a this helps you doing Corona like you burn that counted many don't smell it n***** go get the test but more importantly ingredients oils going from ashy to classy breathe in the memories of cold air hitting your skin on a Winter's day shades of your skin getting a sheer and a sheer as the brisk wind hit your arms and ankles capture the energy of a good lotion without having it black ass eliminate the smell of torque and replaces it with his exotic smells I don't know what that is Elon Jasmine and Amber Burgers ambergris from a well I knew you don't get excited to see what I thought about it was sperm from a whale that they mine for it right but come to find out it wasn't I thought it was I was like oh s*** my candle got a weld nut right but it's not that it's the byproduct of an actual sperm whale you know when the snow I needed to know more about who is jerking the well testicles it's like some form of testosterone or something or some form of stimulant sperm is feels like it's supposed to give you super super strength or something silly ambergris how to tell if you struck gold with the whale vomit or stumbled upon sewage oh so sometimes they find it like floating around yeah be up to $71,000 for a 1.57 kg lump that's like 3 3 and 1/2 pounds right time I get saliva what is the whale what what is it the whale sperm whale it's not whale sperm is a product of the sperm whale only a sperm whale makes the compound responsible for ambergris Allure it's called ambreen and different organisms bile synthesized different compounds such as caffeine made by Coco coffee or tea plants ambreen is made by sperm whales only to glue together squid beaks what the f*** died of sperm whales but the beaks can't be digested they need to be passed out without causing injury they do this by coating them with an brain so the sperm whale creates is amazing s*** just to dissolve beaks of squids any do this by coating them with an brain so the sperm whale creates is amazing s*** just to dissolve beaks of squids


    Joe Rogan Reflects on Herschel Walker's MMA Career
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    just saw this yesterday don't know why I was coming around by this is Bo Jackson from somebody else flat-footed from The Outfield I just had to say something, but it says next one official Bo Jackson was one of the all-time his arm is so crazy I literally just ran up the wall play two sports world class at both Sports it wasn't until the football injury that he had hip replacement and that, anything and everything to certain do is just have the the perfect build the perfect you can barely walk now he'll still f*** you up Hershel Walking but he was f****** people up in Strike Force when he was in his late forties I was thinking Earl Campbell that's the one is like really really like that was almost until he was 50 who's fighting in Strikeforce older athlete already showing blank looks like he's f****** world-class ripped full six pack super Jack and he defeated in MMA and the way he would beat these guys was just first of all he had a long martial arts background disciplined work ethic that like his body is still in pristine shape in his late forties. I don't know if he's taking hormones or anything he wrote the way this guy looked in his forties in the wave an ancient over weightlifting that was like his big thing was that he did mostly calisthenics I had no idea that he ever did that dude Herschel Walker was elf martial arts fighter I wouldn't say look like the best in the world but he was professional and he even went to one of the best gyms in the world who went to AKA in San Jose Mike swick train there I mean Outfield come on the f*** looks like that in the late forties and does professional cage fighting after a long career in the NFL


    Joe Rogan Offers a Powerful Argument for a Humane Healthcare System
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    I was talking with my buddies and I've been having a really good time with my son making stuff he said man I know this may sound crazy but just come on and s*** he said you and your son to look back one day you can be like a dad remember when we made that I'm slingshot doing it when the coronavirus out like you know he's going to be there all type of ways yeah your building memories that you wouldn't have ordinarily bill yep as long as you're alive and as long as you're healthy it's just it's I think the positive side of this you can always look at the negative side but the positive side is look how many people are complying look how many people are doing the right thing a lot of people and they're doing the right thing cuz they care about their loved ones and hopefully they care about your loved ones and people aren't complaining as much people not there like I mean some people are hurting financially a lot of people losing their businesses they're hurting but the amount stribild with the amount that you see in the streets as far as like riots and protests nonexistent people are understanding we're all f***** this is like we didn't see it coming we all got a deal I just hope this make people realize that all that pull them up by their bootstraps stuff like people love to think that that's how people should be you know you should just pull yourself up by your bootstraps go out there and f****** make something for yourself that's all true you definitely should go out there and try to accomplish some goals there's going to be times in our lives as a community with some s*** goes down it's not anybody's fault but they need help and that's when we have to evaluate what our taxes go to cuz my taxes don't go to some form of excellent very accessible Healthcare and making that more widespread then you're basically saying you don't really care about People's Health and their survival as much as you care about me now we're going to commit to that kind of a culture after something like this when we're insane we're not learning anything we should learn something from this and we can learn from this is like health-wise we're not prepared whether it's through Hospital build itu's ventilators social distancing protocol for the f*** it was we weren't prepared for something like this but now that we are we should all go hey yeah you know what man no one should not have the money to pay for treatment for this Noah what are we do Joe what are we change the way we look at our services it sounds like we got to thinking. He's got to go to that got to go to that but that's very important for everybody when people get sick it spreads to all of us now we also we don't want ever to know anyone that you love is going to die because they can't get Healthcare that's available for people that have money that stop that just stop with fire department Fire Department EMS fires on fire how to help Healthcare we should be we what is the what is the what is Covered California what the f*** is that all about that I don't know man I don't mean if you think about how much money gets spent on things right with her it's computers whether it's cars whether it's houses whether it's with his it seems that people by how much of a percentage of that if you could escalate just a little bit and all that money goes into just Healthcare not just taxes worth no one's accountable you don't know where the f*** is going to go everybody's dollar cost $2.05 for most things you buy up to a certain point all that money go straight to healthcare wouldn't you be willing to pay instead of a dollar a dollar five or something if you knew that $0.05 going to go towards Healthcare Ben billions and millions I mean after while it seems like it would be better for everybody and it would be better for us to not worry about what happens if you get sick cuz you don't know if you can deal with pay for it sometimes people get hit with crazy medical bills after the unexpected injury worried about what happens if you get sick cuz you don't know if you can be able to pay for it sometimes people get hit with crazy medical bills after you do an unexpected injury


    Joe Rogan Talks Hockey Fights, Real Life Happy Gilmore Drive
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    but a lot of hockey players have no f****** teeth but that's a badge of honor for hockey players they don't get they got enough that they like f*** that s*** to take them out show you and Canada you said he's a millionaire that have you ever seen the photograph for that old school hockey player who has all these scars all over his face on his face over his career a famous photograph and you could see these it mean it looks like he's just been in a f****** box cutter fight his whole face is really butchered yeah cuz all they did was fully this guy's face yeah that's it and what was it just take it in the mug son imagine a guy slapstick in one of those f****** hard-ass pucks how fast can they make those things go now they can make him go well over a hundred hundred 2340 I think oh my god really long drive with a golf club do you know I'm talking about this is Jack dude this is really jacked who hits us. He's got this crazy step through Happy Madison or Happy Gilmore type stroke to it and he makes the ball out door ranges it flies over the bacnet the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen in my life he holds maybe he looks like he looks like he looks like a pro baseball player but he holds the long-distance world record for for a golf ball driver drove at the farthest so he holds the record who is the craziest thing I've ever seen in my life there's a lot of things like that stand-up is a good example there's a lot of things like that we see it on TV light does looks good but if you're there sport where you can fight like look you do practice hitting the Park yeah okay we'll practice beating the f*** out of people they never like f*** you ever see you tomorrow is like Popeye got it there's some videos of dudes getting Flat Line though it's different than it was back in the day is back in the day they were tough guys who knew how to skate and could maybe fight a little bit until they've grabbed each other their jackets or their clothes and they be punching each other right hand reduce swelling out of he backed up like this to right there let it pass in the face well five hours Chapman Dam how do you hit that is connected with that s*** of when you watch a real amazing picture this is crazy body torque going all over this way this so much in that man just like this so much mechanical movement and leverage in your legs and important Andy Johnson rocket Houston tennis shut up he was excited he I don't know what his people were excited cuz all of the news I already knew he hit the bird right in mid-flight in the bird exploded at the end for that birdie black how the f*** look at the world has a plan he was your plan birdie crazy ceremony level dead as f*** imagine that mean throwing a hundred miles an hour right or 90s the part where Randy Johnson look at the look at the mechanics of how he throws his body into that pit you step off this so much like a little coordinated movement distance that anybody else you know so yeah it's a good way to look at it such a huge factor in some sports


    Donnell Rawlings: CNN is Like a Nagging Girlfriend!
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    World covered with humans everybody's got it it's on every in every continent except Antarctica in our cases that's wild about human contact me think about how will a Disease Control quickly spread from China just all over the whole world and shut everything down they said that if China was honest about it I don't know if this is true but this is what I was reading in more than one different story that China could have stopped 95% of the spread if they were just honest about and I know and they say if Donald Trump was honest about it they could have said in mandates for social distancing and everything a little earlier I think a lot of people are real skeptical unfortunately why do people real skeptical and no one no one anticipated it happen like this they were giving him a hard time when he was saying that they should stop travel from China people calling him racist now everybody stop travel from everywhere but I want a lot of people it's the reason why I don't want to f*** with this m*********** the things get cloudy right because like what is the thing the thing is he wants to stop travel from this place because of diseases in this place and then the reaction is well that's racist to say and we should be more sensitive and this is not get connected and disconnected with a candle that was like yeah I f****** rooted for him like right like him and people have that like mine which are mostly business people they don't fuk with emotions they only f*** with results it's like I feel sorry that you think about I bet I don't care about none of that that's not how I work but my point if you got to give the guy a hard time about not reacting enough to certain things you also got to give them props for shutting down traffic to place is Earl but nobody wants to do that cuz it ain't weird because the people that don't want to do that Joe is the ones that have caught up in the emotion the ideology he's like a loyal Trump supporter you. May know he's a he's a he's a he's a support Trump but I've heard him say I don't vote for policies I vote for policy and I'll give you an example for this is weird because no one has ever experienced it before you like like what people don't like I listen to watch both Outlets Fox and CNN that's confusing isn't it it's just really been seeing it just where y'all sitting in his life a nagging girlfriend is light all b**** shut the f****** Fox be like this with it like you listen to if you listen to Too Much CNN bro you don't even know what the f*** is going on with nothing other than how much you hate this motherfuking used to be that way I used to be priest it's something like when I started the point of making it but when I listen what I listen to both cuz you want to get both perspectives if you care really care you left listening both but at least here okay this is what our plans are this is what we want to do this is what the plans are this is what the President says he's going to do this with the government wants to do you go on the other side all you hear is like 1,000 people you don't have no solution to the problem is Joe people get f***** up on how they want your solution convey to them it's like can you give it to me Slow Joe can you have vaseline with it or are you going to be rough with me and they can't take a motherfuking you know how close I was to put the make America great again hat whenever Spotify yo people I'm a small-business you know I'm a vet I'm a veteran I serve United States Air Force I did my time zone to say how good of a but I committed four years of my life to this country you know I'm saying Bears it is not about to take away the s*** about but the way he made me feel and then he said that he's such a song so let's let's take away that in my situation is all the people that are on a small business and my vet in the things that he do for those type of people it's easy for me to say I'm I could justify it was all I'm thinking about is money and paper I can just because of that people the disconnection right now with this election I felt is that every body has been used that everybody stinks is on emotions it's all on how I feel or I like this guy like that guy like this guy whatever you know this is like I was going to come into His election just beat the s*** out of anybody the economy was doing well Joe what are you going to fight this m*********** you don't have no more fighting style s*** out of anybody the economy was doing well and hold my whole thing was with anybody get upset Joe what are you going to fight this m*********** with this time you don't have no more fighting styles yeah well being pissed


    Donnell Rawlings on His Ongoing War With Charlemagne Tha God
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    call Lean on Me lean song that song is the background theme for my roasting of Charlamagne Tha God you're I just want to say I have favs off of this m*********** Joe yo-yo times I pray for him you brought it up I didn't bring it up earlier I've known this crew for some years Joe Angela Yee go back 20 years DJ Envy go back 15 weeks to do Hot 97 together Charlemagne we worked at MTV's Geico together right it's all love each other right and then I should go up there but there's so much cuz I work at Carolines on Broadway you know that's where you promote it so I can update it they started this thing they want to play pranks on me right like all we got to let you know when Frank was when he comes in no one laughs at his jokes all right right this way it's like this one of them is like this when it comes in don't laugh at his jokes right so I'll go in and I ain't trying to be funny laughing at a time like John think like this I'm like I noticed I know the fixes on Jo-Jo I know you were suspicious Joe something was wrong have you ever seen me in a room and nobody's laughing I can't say that no okay that's pretty much everywhere I go I'm just being honest though marketeer everybody up in his room like I don't hit women but you hit you with something right and there's like we told him not to laugh, okay little corny joke like I know we're friends but at the same time I do have a resume I have done stuff I'll continue to do stuff as much as they want to be the reality of it is disrespectful disrespectful way like anything you've tried to call me not funny you see me stand up 6500 people Radio City Music Hall Charlemagne you said out of your voice that Donnell I went to see Radio City Music Hall Chris Rock Dave Chappelle down there before that night he said I love all of them and I ain't taking nothing to say but Darnell that night was on you saw that Niger you trying to say you corny which is allergic word to a black comedian you call me like know you trying to give the impression that I'm calling in that funny it's just a waste of time and it don't make sense so now that we get a little joke stuff off now give me a real interview but I mean it's only thing I say give me a real interview do you feel like this you ever talk to him off the air he has reason why won't stop because he won't stop right so what I have to do is continue to destroy them on the level that I need to destroy human the means I'm ruthless I've seen them and people are like I thought it was inside fun joke though I didn't know it was so serious serious and it's funny Joe I've said to him you know why I said I know why you think you're a sex symbol and you look good I said because I was in South Carolina this weekend right and I said you are the best looking person in stop Gladys you should feel like a king we f*** with each other like that but also know his radio background I'll never take this away from this is where we different His Radio background is coming from South Carolina you know how it is getting ready up break going from Mark like South Carolina to New York is the number one radio Market. You go from that from a PA or entering whatever entry level position where you go from that and you build and you grinding your country motherfuker you a country motherfuker and you and now you're Charlamagne Tha God he works hard I hate on that you're doing it you do a really good job at you you're doing late-night and all that type of s*** I respect that but stop with the same Clan you can't clown me you can't call me I'm not a you you can't tell me you giving people answers for Christmas presents giving people answers no you doing man just busy doing other stuff oh yeah we went through this again thanks Jamie that's nice you open the box and you open it and then as Jamie gave you this as a gift okay here we go let's see what is this how long for a little bit CC do you know that that's what they do you really appreciate it no one likes it like that anyway oh my God they get paid to get like moles of their body and then do so you're trying to say Charlamagne is a pornstar that's how they make those the only reason why there's a hole they put it there they put a place we can stick something in is that that's not what you gift your man you've got a family job know he's got a family in a dope Sundays but like he's a great father family now you going to understand and I understand the point I'm making is that I know that's your thing the booty subliminal you guys have fun you know like you are y'all have fun doing it I'm not of that place or space you not into fingering rubber butts and I don't know people on camera I went to The Breakfast Club with a bag full of the motherfukers and everytime he says I'm driving like that they had clipped up on his ass I was using windage you know it windage is on the gun right radio show it was about to go down by like the f*** out of here Angela Yee that's my girl G stayed Angela Yee said they said you going Angeles like Namaste they left the room me and Anjali in it now the interview I kind of wanted them to give me the series interview or whatever me and Angela click right into the Sears interview the motherfukers best I can I keep on f****** with me Joe you know I'm sensitive Joe you know I'm sensitive Joe on your face I have Arsenal should Sun hold on beauty Schumer be making these joints look hold on hold on bearded humor yeah that's my guy look at these headlines Beauty human he's so dope looking at you did you know this story jussie Smollett allegedly had sex with his attacker at Chicago bath house and then it's him and it's Jessie and who else terrible Photoshop. You got the message that's the type of venom out continue he's been rethinking that's funny he does how could you know anything about Everywhere I Go


    Jack Ruby’s Court Assigned Shrink Was an MKUltra Doc
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    stories crazy it's crazy and I think it's also a really important part of human history imagine if the Whistleblower had not come forward and we didn't know about MK Ultra and and then all those documents didn't get but they didn't find a warehouse for the documents fall back on you know we signing I was with the agency if we talk to you without permission and they're not going to give us permission we could go to prison imagine what life must have been like for them knowing that this is what they were doing people that such a strange way to also these people are agents for the federal government and what kind of precedent does this establishment most of the people doing the research were subcontracted researchers at medical personnel at prisons and in the case of Jolly West he was first in the Air Force and then he was in university settings and jolly was once it got to University of Oklahoma he was experimenting on patients and in one of his letters to God leave asking for more funding he's saying working with psychiatric patients actually benefits us because people can't not quoting directly weird behavior wouldn't be noticed by anybody at the hospitals because they're psychiatric patient so these people are getting LSD which is a pretty powerful drug and Other Drugs he was using and he was hypnotizing them and some of it many of his experiments without without their knowledge and their psychiatric patients I mean that it's worse than Nazis your mind is you know the next most important thing besides your soul and they're tampering with it you know one of the jollies take the guy who actually took over the department when jolly and 69 came out to UCLA from Oklahoma said to me cuz I would show them all the documents and he said he always has one of his best friends I think 45 years when West died in 99 he said what he said to me Jolly it doesn't surprise me that he would have done this this is the Jack Ruby stuff which I guess gotten to yet Jolly was Jack Ruby psychiatrist Jesus after Ruby was convicted of shooting and killing Oswald in the spring of 64 before he was going to testify to the Warren Commission he had never told him never testified at his trial about why he he killed Oswald his defense argument was that he had epilepsy and he had had an epileptic fit and shot him and was amnesiac of the of the the shooting yeah so that's right into the narrative like a key well it's gets better so West inserts and shine through his connections to Ruby's new lawyer you were Winston Smith his old other kettle of fish but anyway goes to the Dallas County Jail in thing was April 64 to examine Ruby in preparation for not the Warren Commission testimony when she was giving in a couple months before his next trial cuz he had you got a new or an appeal for a psychiatric review and West who had told Sidney Gottlieb and in these early letters from the 50s that part of his experiments were inducing insanity and a person without their awareness West goes to examine Ruby emerges from the county jail and there's press weight for him and he announces that within the preceding 48 Hours Ruby had had a psychotic break that was a irrevocable couldn't he couldn't return to sanity he had audio and visual hallucinations during the exam he said Ruby hit under a table cuz he thought they were people in the room trying to kill him told Weston he could hear children's screams outside his jail cell as juice children as they were boiled alive and West said he's completely insane that was the day I mean there was no evidence of Ruby being mentally ill prior to West exam West was alone with him in the cell and then treated him for about six months when Ruby finally gave his testimony the Warren Commission so Earl Warren chief justice Warren who was head of the commission down the Dallas with Joe Ford who is Congressman and on the commission and Arlen Specter the young while inspector who was an investigator for the Warren Commission to eventually came up with the magic bullet theory he called it the Magic Bullet anyway on the three of them Ruby Underoath and Ruby battle was incoherent grabbed on inspector who was like him. cities that don't you know that killing Jews and and that they've killed my brother and cut off his legs I hear them being tortured outside my other good news anyting West that was one of his objectives and his uncal to research was to make people into sinsanity without a person's awareness was there any contact with Jack Ruby before he killed I won't again that was one of the things I can't tell you how hard give me Western movie anyone anyone could have done something to get out to kill to organized crime and federal he was part of which later emerged the anti-castro Cubans effort to overthrow Fidel Castro which was Ron it was Operation Mongoose by the CIA with an illegal assassination program Ruby tonight in the book I found out that we can through West papers that I got access to Ruby admitted never that he stalked and killed Oswald on the orders of anyone but that he was working with these people who were suspected of being involved in the assassination if there was a conspiracy and he had never admitted that to anyone it's only an in West file and West with how that the the the primary theory of who was responsible if there was a conspiracy to kill Kennedy and one of the thoughts was that it had to do with some sort of us CIA operation to overthrow Castro yeah well there was that by John F Kennedy was second-in-command to judge Warren on the commission Richard Helms who was actually Jolly West employer for MKUltra was the liaison between the CIA and the commission so Helms new that Ruby who they call their most important witness in their investigation the Warren Commission investigation because he was the one who silenced the killer there could be no trial for Oswald cuz he was dead so they try to learn everything they could about Ruby to see if he had had any meetings with Oswald prior if he had connections Beyond The Superficial ones to organized crime was there something deeper the commission which I believe was you know a joke from the beginning it was set to determine mean they said in the beginning their objective was to prove that Oswald acted alone they came up with that conclusion but after the first Intelligence Center in what is hearings in the in the early 70s that exposed MKUltra chaos cointelpro primarily that the Frank Church hearings are they found out that fellows and Helms and others had lied about the cia's involvement with Oswald and and with their own agents who have had these peripheral will not their peripheral not but definitely encounters with Oswald they withheld all that so the house voted to have they call the house select committee on assassinations that began in 77 and 78 they released a report which they concluded that was all a probable conspiracy to kill Kennedy that Oswald didn't act alone and you know it's there's lots of books about that and in their findings and then later the to the head of the committee Robert Blakely wrote a book where he said that that Ruby had acted on behalf of The Conspiracy to silence Oswald that he had stalked him premeditated the murder and that the whole thing was part of keeping the secret so was West apart of that and you know again I can't prove it I wanted to find out if what I said had any encounter or any interaction with Ruby prior to Ruby committing the murder couldn't find that and that's the kind of thing that maybe no evidence maybe it happened but there's no evidence but I wasn't going to put it in the book and I exhausted every resource I had you know cuz that that one is always been so puzzling for me cuz here's this guy that's not connected to the murder allegedly and then steps forward and shoots Oswald in front of everybody in himself mean like there's no doubt about it and you're the guy who did it go to jail forever report which was fabricated by his first lawyer who admitted this years and years later he told Ruby to say he did it to spare Jackie Kennedy from having to come to Dallas for a trial of Oswald that was made up and then Melvin Bell I was assigned to the case was I mean really fired like three lawyers in the first couple weeks and I took over and took it to trial and his argument was that he had had an epileptic fit and didn't know what he was doing when he was grabbed by the cops after he shot Oswald he said hey I'm Jack Ruby what what am I doing here what are you doing to me don't you know who I am cuz he knew all the cops my argument of my book is this important my most important finding is that a CIA contracted agent or researcher for mind control became the most important witness to the Warren Commission he came this is doctor right before he testified and told his story I go that should have been disclosed obviously to the commission but they're not going to say it cuz it's a secret program and then he goes crazy crazy by a couple of people who were nobody on the commission would talk to me that was alive when I started pursuing them Joel Ford wouldn't talk to me or I think I mentioned that to you before there's an interesting I approached inspector who was running for re-election this was 2002 and told him I had new information and he had all he had always maintained you know he would he made a lot of money off of his books about Justice and hit in the magic video defending is magic bullet bullet theory he always said if anybody comes to me with new evidence I'll look at it with no open mind so I had sent him a persuasive letter while his people they finally said all right if you have these documents showing this is Doctor Who treated Ruby you know within the 24 hours he lost his mind Specter will look at them and then decide if I'll talk to you fax them to us and at that point that was 2002 I lost a magazine story and I didn't have a book deal so I was operating entirely on my own I said I can't send this stuff to you because it's my Smoking Gun the letters between got leading and why scribing off the experiments so finally Spectre agreed to talk to me on the phone for a few minutes and it was amazing he called me from the senate floor while they were waiting to vote on whether or not they were going to invade Iraq this is 2002 so we were only supposed to talk for a few minutes and when I explained what I had and what it showed West had you know been involved with at the time he treated Ruby he said well if you're not going to send the stuff to me I don't know you know I need to see it and I go well I can't send it to you and he said where you want to meet me cuz I told him I was in Philadelphia visiting my folks and he he was from Philadelphia to he says I'm there in the weekend I'll meet you Saturday I have a squash game at the Wyndham Hotel meet me there squash so we had a meeting set up for like 3 days later and this is something I'm always second-guessing about I made a decision I don't think I got to I don't think I've ever really got paranoid doing this but it's factory been a long-term Senator he was running for re-election and it was the first time in his career but the polls were against him that his opponent was they were predicting that he was going to Spectre was going to lose he had also you know defended this magic bullet theory forever I mean more people knowing for the Kennedy assassination than anything else I thought so if I do meet with him and I show him these documents Maybe diosa me too I thought he's going to go my God I need to be part of their you know exposure cuz if he didn't and walked away from it I thought they were important enough that he would know that that would you know once they were publicized and he had the opportunity to say hey we need to look into this and didn't he was like bass and I thought well maybe he's going to two things he's either going to use it for to get publicity have a press conference and help him in his re-election or he's going to use it to be the hero of it and run with it before I publish the book and then I'll just be a footnote you know to all those cuz he took it so I cancelled the meeting the morning of I called up his press secretary and his cell phone like the three phones I have for my said you have to tell Senator Specter I am so sorry but there's an emergency I've got to go back to Los Angeles actually was scheduled to go the day after on Sunday so it's a lie and I didn't talk to anyone I just left a message and I said I'm so sorry but I obviously I've worked so hard to get this meaning it's embarrassing but I have to go back so I left my parents place to go to the post office cuz I've been there for three months I was actually writing the first version to proposal at their place to get away from my friends and you know all the distractions in LA and I was only going for like 15 minutes ago mom if that press secretary calls I told him I was leaving till tell him that I'm I just went to the airport and I and I apologize so I can't lie to a press secretary I got to go to the Post Office and I come home 15 minutes later she's like this why does it goes I go watch Senator Specter called himself he wanted to know what happened why you changed your mind so I don't know if that was a mistake on my part I think you know 20/20 hindsight I should have done it and taking my chances I did all those what that would have done come up with that whack iron without ya ya ya and the fact that never gets brought up if there were more bullet fragments in Connelly's body then there were missing from that bullet in the fact that anyone who knows anything about guns and if anyone has ever shot a gun as seen with a bullet went on what it looks like wood look at that f****** bullet and think that bullet went through to human beings Siri in the first place is because the guy was hit by a Ricochet on the underpass don't know the whole story behind that I did I tried not to lose myself anymore than I had two in each compartmentalize area I was going to so with the Kennedy assassination I just did a superficial like Manson I was never interested in any thing so called conspiracies yeah I never cared about Kennedy or that's was connected to Ruby and again that was a moment that I was like oh no I mean first it was West in the CIA and then I'm like and Ruby how can I not look at the Kennedy assassination so I kept my focus narrowly just on Ruby Oswald West Spectre I look a little bit of the Magic Bullet and agree with you but I never did a deep dive into a lot of that stuff first it was West in the CIA and then I'm like 10 Ruby how can I not look at the Kennedy assassination so I kept my focus narrowly just on Ruby Oswald West Spectre I look a little bit of the Magic Bullet and agree with you but I never did a deep dive into a lot of that stuff


    Was Charles Manson a CIA Asset? w/Tom O'Neill | Joe Rogan
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    I would do without Iowa seduce people into the story and get them as I would love to. I was like pretend I'm a guy and you trying to pitch me this book in the beginning of the first years just that the trial that had occurred that have been prosecuted by Vincent bugliosi had a lot of malfeasance in it by the prosecution I was able to document that they planted former prosecutor on the defense team to sabotage the defense I doubt that two or three of the principal Witnesses including Terry Melcher who played a big part in this and will probably talk about that at some point lied on the stand you know supporting themselves and in a murder trial and if you commit perjury in a murder trial you could be convicted of murder I mean you could be sentenced to a motor if you get up at murder sentence to because of that so there was about a thousand of those and none of them happened all at once. surgery during a murder trial you could be sentenced for murder for the same amount of time that someone would get sentence if they murdered somebody are subject to an actual Capital you could be elected you could be sent to the chair wow and the five people who were convicted of murder in the first trial once had I been around and able to prove this in the early 70s Vincent bugliosi and the three people who lied on the stand in a material way you know I'm a very important way they all could have been tried for that perjury and sentenced to the same or given the same sentence of the people who have gotten the Destin I told you that I just got to the 11 chapter of your book right and essentially what I'm getting so far I haven't finished the book what I'm getting so far is there was some sort of a CIA program where they were explain how they did it they they infiltrated these hippie communities and they allow Charles Manson over and over and over again to get out of jail they knew that he was committing all these crimes and instead of an operating careful required for the first year after Manson was released from prison and 19s Rodgers Matthew and he was a criminologist in the Bay Area Manson violated his parole the day that he was released in Los Angeles and this is one of the you think it's a little lie but it's an important lie that been fully OC presented not just a trial but also in his book a trial it's much more serious he change the narrative he said Manson have been given permission to try San Francisco from La when Manson was paroled meth and hadn't been giving that promotion he just showed up there they originally were going to violate them set them right back to prison and someone stepped in and took care of that and let Madison stay in San Francisco and he was assigned to Rodger Smith it took about a year-and-a-half but through a Freedom of Information Act process I got his Federal parole file and those with a kind of seeds of how I found out that Manson has its immunity prosecution for the two years he was out of prison from 67 until the murders occurred in the Summer of 69 who was Smith doing this for who was giving him the instructions to continue to let Manson out and they needed a modern well that's a problem I didn't get the whole file and the file I got had weird actions he would report to the head office and they would give him instructions and then he would violate those instructions and there be no repercussions for him Warframe Manson for instance Manson was arrested in July of 1967 three or four months after you got out of prison when he was under by Christmas supervision for interfering with an officer who was trying to arrest one of his first young followers Ruth Ann moorehouse who was 15 and he was put in jail plead out so he got a 3-day sentence a new probation sentence as well all that was hidden like this not believe she's booked the parole officer Rodger Smith a week later wrote to the head office at Mattson was doing fine and he actually recommended that Manson be allowed to go to Mexico and work in Mexico and the head parole office in the United States census Federal wrote back and they said that's insane he was supposed the job that he was going to do in Mexico was surveying soil for insect insect the size and they had nothing to do with it documents showing the who is hiring Charles Manson to survey soil it was a company and Nevada which disappeared a couple years later it was a b******* company's I believe so yeah 1959 the last time he free man he had violated his parole then he was arrested in Mexico right he was arrested in Mexico and brought over by the federales and and given over to Federal custody for I was a drug violation and then some other stuff so why would his parole officer send them back to this place three months after he been released and how do you supervise somebody who's in another country can I make a summary just for people who like what the f*** is going on right now what you're saying is that Charles Manson was a part of some sort of a program yes and that through this program they were using him and using but with LSD and all the members of the family they were turning them violent and why why do you think they were doing this together so I got to reel it in a little about not saying anything that I have been able to prove what I proven is if he was getting leniency from the federal government and the law enforcement first in San Francisco that year the person who represented the federal government there was his parole officer Rodger Smith Federal parole officer was getting him leniency Rodger was also doing drug research at the Haight-Ashbury free medical clinic which opened in June of 67 Manson during that period turned the Manson that were familiar with today you know the monster the embodiment of evil as been fully OC call them the guru who could control the minds of these followers so he would come into the clinic to see Rogers when he went for two reasons but it was a free clinic it was at the height of the summer of love summer of 67 and he will come in with a women two girls here about five or six followers then and they would walk behind them they wouldn't speak unless he spoke to them the man he issued towards then they would follow and they became very well known around the clinic and they were there principally for Manson to see Rodger for his weekly parole appointments and then the girls were going in for STDs and there was some pregnancies and stuff never getting free treatment that was the summer that the Manson family formed and then they left in late 67 early 68 and migrated down to Los Angeles and became is Killer caught it's crazy how quickly this all happened it's insane in Haight-Ashbury 69 the tate-labianca murders and then the trial and then everything else was basically just sort of a two-bit criminal who would spend most of his life inside the system and had been incarcerated for what half of his life his life when he was released about 8:32 and 67 off Federal institutions to which was interesting even pelillos he pointed that out in his book first of all his mother was a prostitute kind of she would get sent to jail for petty theft or prostitution and she had them off to her parents or other people and by the time he was 10 11 12 years old he was stealing cars committing petty theft and stuff so that he was sent to adult detention centers in schools reform schools are run by the federal government and then when he committed his first crimes as an adult which was again car theft the first crimes require that but when he stole the cars across state lines so then it became a federal offense and he got in prison but with much more serious sentences if it's a federal offense in if it's state and he do these long sentences back-to-back-to-back and then every time he was released he either violated parole and probation and they were actually strict with him in the 50s and early well still 60 when he finally went to prison for 7 years it wasn't until 67 when he came out that all the sudden with hands off and what do you think happened in prison did they find him in prison again I'll go there with you okay which we know was a good possibility as I lay out circumstantial evidence for a case with proof of each circumstance but when you put them all together that's the hardest part is linking them finding the bridges what I do is show what the objectives were either the federal government's case to MKUltra than other programs cointelpro and it and chaos and the enforcement in Los Angeles and San Francisco at the time so MK Ultra began in the in the federal prisons experiments on prisoners famously or notoriously Whitey Bulger I don't know if you heard about this but a few years ago it was revealed that Whitey Bulger had been apart of MK Ultra experimentation the fifties when he was incarcerated and after he was convicted he was claiming that he believed that all of his violence was a product of what it happened to him in prison when he was experimented upon with LSD through these scientists so theoretically Manson was in the pine place where the experiments were occurring in prison before he was released in 67 in federal institutions they couldn't do it in the state of Mo is federal parole file which was an accident never been released from 67 to 69 but I also have the one prior to that from the 50s and the 60s and all the correspondence and he would talk about these doctor's coming in to examine him and he didn't trust them and didn't know what they were doing and this was late 50s and unfortunately he never had the first names for the doctors over to one of them was dr. Hartman I can remember the other one's name that was in Hartman in Los Angeles who was one of the early psychiatrist using LSD and in the 50s Cary Grant was one of his patient so theoretically he could have come out of the program or the experimentation that began there but you know I hate to even I rather all this without showing all the documentation and stuff what was going on where he was and how everything matches up but you see that when you get through chapter 11 okay so far so 1967 he gets out of jail and he how long before he hooks up with this clinic so he got out in March of 67 the clinic open in June of 67 so just a few months it Will Rogers Smith he was a living in Berkeley Manson was and he got his first follower Mary Brunner and then two or three or four more and then Rodger was the one who suggested that he go to the hate to absorb The Vibes he thought Manson my benefit from the love and peace five that were happening in the Summer of Love Smith was his parole officer in 67 that gal Sedalia told me she was his assistant at the clinic at the Haight-Ashbury free medical clinic when he was running his amphetamines study in in 68 she said that Rodger had told her he met Manson when he was doing probation work and Illinois and the early sixties eventually interview Rodger several times and Rodger denied that and when I went back to jail she doxycyc I can't believe he's denying that that was a connection here. That's why I meant was able to leave Los Angeles he was sent to Rodger Smith so Rodger could be his parole officer I was never able to document that Benson had been in Illinois except for 3 days for in 61 or excuse me in 60 when he was brought from Mexico to Texas and then they brought him to Los Angeles to be violated in front of the judge there he did spend free days at Joliet prison where Rodger Smith work but he was there a year or two later know that was one of the one of the many frustrating moments where everything makes sense except for one but one very important whole which was will they weren't there at the same time at least as far as the official record shows so if Smith was a part of these experiments in Smith was also his parole officer and did know him before he did this 10 years before he got out which is when it's speculated that Manson was possibly experimented on and Smith might have been aware of the entire process of it and was supervising him upon his release they would just let him go and give you a little background on Smith is he told me he called himself he goes I was at Rock rib republican from the Midwest and I came out he went to Berkeley to the school of criminology to become a criminologist I think I'm 65 or 66 he was getting his master's and his PhD and his special area of study was in the beginning gangs Collective behavior and violence and then how drugs would make some of these gangs that he had people he was working with infiltrate students infiltrate mention that this isn't an Oakland in the ghettos and in like 6566 on the Panthers were forming then and 6866 he decided to become a federal parole officer while he was still writing his dissertation and he got assigned to something called the San Francisco project which was an experimental program run by the federal government to see how different numbers of parole clients caseloads for parole officer where you know supervision it was about recidivism so if you had the lowest low was 20 clients the largest was like 50 or 60 were you able to supervisor you wouldn't think that 50 or 60 is going to be a lot more difficult but it always wasn't so Smith join that program where he's supposed to be paying much more attention and care to his clients because are the special program called the San Francisco project and in fact you was I mean he was he was seeing Manson more than he was even officially supposed to thinks he's stopping his parole officer was actually removed and he said it was voluntarily so he could focus more on his drugs and violence research at the clinic Manson three or four women followers got arrested in Mendocino they had lured a cup young boys into a house giving them LSD they're advancing it sent them out up to Mendocino to recruit people for the family the three women were four women were arrested one of the Mary Brunner had the first baby with Manson in the group and Rodger Smith and his wife Carol went up to Mendocino and petition the court to take Foster custody of the child until Mary was until her case was resolved so they were the foster parents of Manson's son I mean nothing was irregular about this that actually that case is pretty interesting so Mary Brunner and Susan Atkins two women who actually killed for Manson in 1969 were given they were convicted of contributing to the delinquency of minors illegal drug possession and without a trial a plat out and then there was what they called the sentencing phase where a probation officer is assigned to decide whether or not they should the prison are given probation supervised probation so I got access to their files Brunner's and Atkins and in the file with recommendations to the core by Rodger Smith and his wife saying these are good women they shouldn't go to prison Susan Atkins who you know stab Sharon Tate and is that proven cuz she said it and then we went back and forth and back and forth murder she couldn't do it but this was later on that she did it and then when she testified to the grand jury she said that she didn't do it she held Sharon while text abdur later in prison she said that she did do it then she changed again she go back and forth that she was pretty brutal and probation instead of sentence partially based on Rodger Smith recommendation Rodger Smith identified himself as a form of parole officer you know what this expertise and he said he had known both of them for two years and which was also a lie I had only known Susan could have known Susan for 2 years but he knew her for about a year he did not marry pretty well and he never disclosed that he was Manson's parole officer a Manson hide in the same files as the person who lured these women into crimes that they were his communal wives that they would steal for him prostitutes themselves for him and the other people that they interviewed the probation officer are good against it saying they're going to go right back to this guy who's down in Los Angeles and continue the life of crime but the judge released them what they were trying to do was people into the family so they would offer them drugs and and and sacks and lot of women and bring them to these parties and where they screwed up is they got an underage boy who was Rick out right and he was the son of a sheriff so many of these instances where Charlie or members of the family were arrested and then it seems like the police officers who were holding them we're being told hey you got to let these guys go the others this is a higher the situation is above your paygrade and saw that I mean I think describes to arrest that Manson released on a technicality you know the shoddy police work or something when he should have been violated but what he didn't do was talk about three or four more and if you've got enough to chapter 10 you seen all that stuff laid out so when I got this record of a pretty substantial record I took it to someone in Lewis walk neck who was a retired judge and retired district attorney from the valley at around here Van Nuys cuz I needed somebody with the expertise and the knowledge how things work have to look at everything in context things work out differently today than they did in 2009 or 2100 him but he was there and 69 in the DA's office I brought the documents to him and we lay them all out on his kitchen table and he's looking at them in the poor guy was very sick with cancer and the recorder going and he's looking at all the documents and he's seeing this pattern of catch release catch release chickenshit chickenshit this is all chickenshit because he shouldn't he should have gone back the first time because they wanted him out he said he thought he was more important to somebody out than in he goes you got to find out who it was and I go out how do I do that and go you're not going to be able to that's using informant I go but who should I what should I look at because what he was working either for local law enforcement the federal government the FBI somebody wanted him out there doing whatever he was doing so that was important another turning point was a bunch of years later was when I brought similar materials to Steven K who was blue Yoshi's co-prosecutor in the case was an informant that's not just informing on crime and also can be doing the police's bidding that's where the CIA are the FBI part of a program where they're allowing this and also there's speculation that the the goal was to try to diminish the anti-war movement and that this guy was a part of the hippie movement and then so now people with associate hippies with violence and drugs and murder and all this horrific stuff and also there's speculation that the the goal was to try to diminish the anti-war movement and that this guy was a part of the hippie movement and then so now people with associate hippies with violence and drugs and murder and all this horrific stuff


    The Secret History of MK Ultra w/Tom O'Neill | Joe Rogan
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    so you brought up MK Ultra MK Ultra was a government program run by the Central Intelligence Agency originally started as something called Blue Bird and 1948-49 morph into artichoke and then in 1952 became MKUltra was a mind control program a brainwashing program the CIA was trying to learn how to control people's behavior without their knowledge now this is all came Senate and Congressional hearings in the 70s that was exposed but nobody knew about it until 1974 when Seymour Hersh the New York Times Reporter ever put it on the front page of the paper so their main objective was to commit to create what they called Hypno programmed assassins people who would kill on command popularly known as with Manchurian candidates after a book that was written 1962 and later became a movie movie again the people would be through drugs and hypnotism the objective was to get people to go and commit an act of murder against their moral code and have no memory of their programming and be amnesic even of the ACT after-the-fact often that was just one of those are mango but they were also trying to create careers people you know military people that they couldn't plant messages send them you know dangerous areas where they were at that time was the Vietnam War and deliver messages and then have them wipe from their remember in case they were captured that all kinds of objectives so Rodger Smith was supervising Manson when he became exactly what are he was able to do exactly what the mk-ultra program have been trying to create and do for at that point about 15 17 years when it was off supposed in the seventies and there were these hearings first the Rockefeller commission hearings and the church hearings and then finally Senator Ted Kennedy and Daniel anyway held hearings the CIA admitted that they had done this but they know one would say exactly what they did all the records have been destroyed when the two people who ran it Richard Helms would become the director of the CIA in the sixties and dr. Sidney Gottlieb who was kind of the mad scientist 2 had supervised doll that all the plants safe houses in San Francisco New York Los Angeles where they would experiment on people that were lured into these apartments and houses that were either look like brothels or hippie communes or whatever and the people who are working at the Haight-Ashbury free medical clinic that was run by another Smith which makes it a little confusing but dr. David Smith who founded it he had given and what's to a scientist name Jolly West Louis J West who was when when the killings occurred in the seventies identified as a top and kale to researcher he was an academic come out of the military have been at the University of Oklahoma University at University of Oklahoma sorry and that UCLA running psychiatric division he denied ever being involved in MK Ultra and this was one of the moment. 2001 when you know things really kind of shook the course of my reporting was I learned that West had been at the same place of Manson was in the hate in the summer that Manson became exactly what the CIA was trying to create and I knew lactide interviewed West about 7 years before for a story I did about celebrity stalkers with people who are obsessed with scars and then only to kill them or try to kill them is an expert and violence hypnotism brainwashing and he was a chair of the Psychiatry department at UCLA at that point he was dead when his name came up in the Manson story and there wasn't a lot of I mean I guess it was a lot of Google then or a little bit when I did a little research I found out that there been these allegations that he been involved in MKUltra he always denied it he was never prosecuted never even investigated he went to his grave threatening to sue anybody that said he would have anything to do kind of a program again through another long story but I got access to his files which is been left at UCLA and never been never been processed when I called and went when I made the request it took him two or three months to process the papers I went through them to the whole summer looking for a needle in a haystack and it was intuition God I just thought there might be something there and sure enough I eventually found it it was correspondence between Jolly West and Sidney Godley doctor that ran MK Ultra beginning in 1953 about Kentucky conducting experiments on people without their knowledge to get them to have a musics Asia of the ax after they were programmed and everything that he had been accused of and denied he did not only did he do it he created the blueprint for the whole program of God lead the fact that all these kind of interesting research problems emerged at the hate at the clinic and then Manson came out of it with the power to do exactly what the mk-ultra have been trying to create up to that point I thought was worth investigating further and that's why I kept going and going and going and a lot of crazy s*** back then do you wear of operation would like midnight climax that does with the safehouse play Lordi John's and fees brothels and then dose them up with LSD and studied them yeah George Hunter white was ahead CIA get guy and he would sit behind a two-way or one-way mirror and watch the the John's will be dosed with LSD they try to aerosol or just drinks different things and then they would study their behaviors aerosol sprays play The Wreckers are so scat because Helms order gotlib to destroy all the records in 1973 when the two men left the agency and the only reason anybody ever discovered that it existed was a whistle-blower somebody who used to work for the state department who remembered that there were records in a warehouse and they were just Financial records from the beginning of the program and 52 until the end and the possible and in 73 and it was just Financial records of where research took place how much was spent what kind of equipment was bought but nothing about the content the guy that found that ended up testifying to Congress and working with Seymour Hersh to expose it was named John Marks he wrote the first book about MKUltra that came out in the mid-to-late seventies called The Search for The Manchurian Candidate and after he wrote his book he never you know he spoke to the little bit of a tour and then retreated Into Obscurity and never would do an interview again until I approached them in the early 2000s and when I told him what I had what I had found West files these documents he agreed to meet with me at his townhouse in Washington DC and he told me he said the reason I stopped talking or writing about this is people were camping out on my front lawn you know telling me that they've been victims of MKUltra because I couldn't go anywhere in my whole life became crazy cuz everybody thought that they were subject to this cuz nobody knew they did these drug test on prisoners hospital patients John's hippies people that had no idea this was going on for 25 years so marks became the authority so he had never given an interview till he met with me and when he looked at my documents at that point I think I had about 10 or 12 or 15 pages that grew eventually cuz I kept going back to the files and get him or he said it was the unredacted uncensored account of what the real objectives were and what was really being done had never he said if I had had that my whole book would have been different so that's one of the problems about saying how much did they do or how far did they go there's barely any record and that's another reason it took me 20 years cuz I was trying to find out whether or not West it actually interacted with Manson and was a girls I know he was in the same facility I know that everybody that work there cuz I interviewed everybody that was a lie there most of them were still alive back in the late 90s early 2000s when I did this they all said oh yeah Charlie was eating them we knew it was Charlie in the girls they come in every day or every few days to see Rodger and and West was their recruiting subjects now west while he was there that summer had opened something called what he called the Haight-Ashbury project and in his correspondence and papers that I found he called it a laboratory disguise as a hippie crash pad and and just like the operation midnight safe how they calm safe houses which were disguises Bethea Cordello's and that type of thing or brothels these this was an apartment that was decked out or is he called a tricked-out to look like a communal hippie places six graduate students and I have his letters to them before they came to does grow your hair long wear jeans dress like hippies and lure people in there so they ran that for the summer of 67 and West was getting people from that Haight-Ashbury free medical clinic on Clayton Street and sending them around the corner to Frederick Street to participate in that and and they said idea what we're really supposed to be doing here we feel like this whole thing as a cover for something else what is Jolly want why is he making us bring these people in so I can do to bring people in and drugged programming go on to do legitimate work the ethical foundations of your career or set up in such a strange wife you're manipulating people against their knowledge will they didn't know who they were doing it for that's why they were always questioning at so you know I don't know how I found one or two of them after and they were very careful talking to me I'm sure that yeah that there's no statute of limitations on murder right I mean that's one of the biggest disappointments of my book is that people like West aren't alive you know that to answer for that to answer this and it was really frustrating for me because his name was on the front page of the New York Times in 1977 when they had the major hearings about MKUltra and it identified him as the head of the Psychiatry department at UCLA very prominent doctor researcher and he said he had nothing to do with that he never used LSD on humans and he wouldn't he said they had asked him and he said no I have all these letters between him and the guy who was running the program describing how they're going to do it hide it from his colleagues when he started at he started at Lackland Air Force Base he was running the Psychiatry department at the hospital there 1952 when he was there running that hospital that's when he started his prisoners human subjects and one letter to Gottlieb he says eventually we have to take these experiments out to the field of Jesus exactly does that mean well if you haven't gotten it through a chapter 11 yet you haven't gone to the Jimmy shaver a year after maybe Jamie did a year after I was contracted with the CIA to do these experiments July 4th 1950 for 3 year old girl went missing from the parking lot of a bar at about 11 or 12 at night and her parents with a heatwave they couldn't sleep they went to the bar they brought their two kids they let them play in the parking lot at midnight the little girl disappeared they organize a search party about three or four hours later they went to a gravel pit and two Arrow to Airmen itinerant guys had called the police the local sheriff and said there's a guy here that wandered out of the brush with scratches and blood no shirt and he doesn't know how he got here who he is the police came his name was Jimmy shaver he was in Harriman they did a search and they found a little girl's body not too far away and she had been raped and murdered by this guy who had no memory of doing it the guy no History of Violence had a couple kids and he was a flight instructor at the school he been in the military for a number of years I think it was in his early 30s well guess who became his psychiatrist in preparation for the trial Jolly West who inserted himself into the case and then extracted his memory from him using sodium pentathol where he admitted to the the murderer now in the context of what we found out west was doing and what is detectives were at that same time it raises huge questions about this was an experiment gone wrong you know that he was part of one of these experiments at Lackland Air Force Base where he was signed up during the trial it came out that he had had treatment for severe migraines experimental treatment at Lackland that's another you know smaller subchapter in the book but is it described what kind of experimental treatment he received nobody I mean I have all the testimony of there was actually a treat a trial or jury trial and sentencing and every time it came up it was really frustrating because he never testified so that it was either his wife or his mother who would talk about it was mostly his mother saying well all I knew it was they wanted him to be involved in this two years study to try to relieve his his migraines he would have such horrible migraines he would put his head in bucket of ice water the people who described encountering him that night when he was arrested and immediately taken out of the sheriff's custody by the military police and brought the Lachlan and then back to the Sheriff's he was in a trance the doctors tested him for alcohol cuz he's drunk Uno out just a little bit of alcohol in the system but he wasn't drunk and after the fact they found out that he had I don't want to get into this cuz it's really getting into the weeds but he had hallucinated that this little girl was a cousin who sexually abused him as a child and he was trying to kill her name was Beth rainbow all the stuff came out at the trial Jolly West in 1955 send a report to Sidney Gottlieb which nobody had seen it was another document I found in his files and now it's saying that he had learned how to develop the technology to remove true memories and replace them with false memories and a human subject without their knowledge which was one of the main goals the biggest goals of the MKUltra program it again when the CIA when they have the hearings in the 70s the CIA said nothing was successful everything we try was a failure it was a waste of money we shouldn't have done it and most experts think that that was a cover that they didn't want to admit they that they had developed these technologies that were effective they also claimed that they had released everything they had I found the same report where West said that he had learned how to replace true memories with false ones without a person's awareness but they had remove that from the report and then release it to Congress so that's a crime right there you know there's a lot of that stuff in the book is that this guy through these experimental treatments that they do stuff up with LSD and experimented using these MKUltra techniques and did that to him and then do some sort of this is speculation. I'll go there a History of Violence never been arrested upstanding citizen is only problem with these horrible headaches and he shows up by a small girl's body who been brutally murder with no memory of doing it a year earlier doctor West who became a psychiatrist within a week or two possibly had experiences with them before but there was no record when I try to get the record from the medical center at Lackland his file his name was shaver I think it was essay was missing so where shaver would have been in the medical records it was gone so I couldn't find out whether he'll actually participated in any kind of experimental program that so is the speculation the Genesis speculation that he did commit the crime that he was somehow another induced into committing this crime will go out and do things not even necessarily what to do things against their will against their moral Cody but how would they know that this child would be there how would they do know she wasn't targeted so was it just that they put it into his head to go and downplay anyone was one of the Premier Research new to it he had actually come out of here first gained national attention for being one of four or five doctors who treated Korean prisoners of War who were returned to the United States after they had made confessions of spraying the Korean Countryside with you legal biological weapons the United States so that we don't use that that's against the Geneva codes and these guys were brainwashed by the North Korea Chinese Soviets so when they were brought back after the war West and four other psychiatrists were assigned to de-program them what a lot of researchers believe is that they actually brainwash them into thinking they've been brainwashed by the Koreans where they actually were telling the truth because there's a lot of evidence has come out as recently as 5-6 years ago that we did use these weapons in Korea is that they actually brainwash them into thinking they've been brainwashed by the Koreans where they actually were telling the truth because there's a lot of evidence has come out as recently as 5-6 years ago that we did use these weapons in Korea double cross


    Did a CIA Agent Infiltrate the Manson Family's Inner Circle?
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    other big eye opener for what's kept from us at one point 2011 I had a researcher at the Washington Post a woman there who has been there for years so I can get myself in trouble for this to I won't say her name but anyway she's very well known and she's their intelligence researcher she works with all of the reporters at the post on intelligence stories National Security stories and she had someone at the CIA fashion Department who would confirm or deny stuff with her and she said I completely trust these people I've been working with him for 10 years I'll ask them about Jolly West and see what they have on them and I said before you ask them don't tell them cuz she had the documents I share them with her don't tell them what I have proven that he was part of MKUltra just say you're working with an author of the book who wants to know whether there cuz I redone request we can neither confirm nor deny then she said they don't they'll tell me the truth like they're not going to give you another confirm or deny we'll just say we have something and we can't tell you if we can or we have nothing but we'll get the truth to see what they have so a week later she lets me know and she said they said there's nothing he never participated in the program there's no record and I go up and want to say her name I go well I don't think you should be using them anymore because they're not liable and you know that cuz you've seen the documents so she we think that I don't know we know what you did after that's the way they can embed themselves with reporters by letting me know that I'm your friend like I'll tell you the truth it's a complicated world where I keep people safe discuss three Woodson he's the guy that claim to it he'll infiltrator the Manson family no no no no is that after 11 chapters are there 13 including the apologue yeah yeah yeah what's a spook and unfortunately was dead by the time I start a record I wasn't interested listen to some of his close friends he lives in Los Angeles and then he disappear for months doing undercover work and he said we never he would even tell us who we work for but his wife and daughter who were in Sweden and other people who said it was a CIA he told before he died a couple years before his death three or four of his closest friends including his attorney that he had worked on an operation and he wouldn't tell them who but he had infiltrated the Manson family prior to the murders and it was. His dying regret was he could have prevented them but didn't he also said that he was at the crime scene after the killers had left before the police had arrived which was like a four or five-hour window and I was able to confirm not that he was there those five hours but that he was missing and that the police set up watch at his father's house he was living with the try to figure out what was going on he ended up helping Colonel taejon Tate's father who left his job in Military Intelligence to help police in the investigation even dressed up like a hippie dress up like a hippie and soda Reeve and Ray was a really hardcore right-wing guy I mean he was racist and and his daughter sent me pictures of him and she said once he dies in fact this is how serious this guy was he divorce read divorced his wife was a Swedish model first he sent her and his infant daughter back to Sweden from the United States in 61 cuz he thought there was going to be nuclear war and then in the mid-sixties he told his wife he had to divorce her and he couldn't have any relationship with his daughter because his daughter this is only vulnerability because of the work he did that would be how they heard even if they lived all the way in Sweden so the daughter Liza who I've never met but we started talking on the phone and she started sending me materials didn't meet him until a couple years before his death he reached out to her that I couldn't have any relationship with you because of my work but I want to do that now so he Florida Los Angeles introduced her to all of his friends and he died she went to his apartment and went through his things and found a picture of him dressed up as a hippie it's in the book and I mean it's hard to tell but it's in the parking lot and the cars are always late 60s models so this is one of the parts of the book where I work so hard to try to prove that the definite link interview probably 12 or 13 Manson family members and I show them that picture and they say he look like any number of guys you look like any number of guys that that came in and out of there they come for a day to screw us women would say Charlie would bring guys in and we didn't know if they were the ones we're providing drugs or who they were but yeah maybe or maybe not you know and they were all high most of the time too


    The Truth About the Manson Family Could Be On the Tex Watson Tapes
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    the block there's a murder in there that I think the Manson family committed that was covered up by the law enforcement cuz it's screwed up it would have screwed up the prosecution I want that looked into there's also at the end of the book there these texts Watson audio tapes that I found out about in 2008 when Watson turned himself in when he found he was alerted and in Texas he was at his parents house so they call the police call the local sheriff who was Texas cousin and his parents and said he's wanted for questioning in is unsalted murders this is November 29th nobody had been identified publicly as suspects the police were just starting to figure out that these people that killed their victims so to LAPD flew down to Texas Watson was brought into the station question by the LAPD put under arrest they had to extradite I'm so that the sheriff there Texas doesn't put them in a Cell the family call up a lawyer Bill boy who would actually Arizona tax on a college case when he stole a typewriter from a college and a prank Bill Boyd told me an interview in 2008 that that day he had text tell him the whole story or Charles is he called him about how he met Manson why the murders were committed how they happen he said he spoke to me for 20 hours and he goes I've got all those audio tapes in a safe in my office he told me that in 2008 he said he also described other murders that the family had committed that hadn't been connected to them so right away when you're on 2009 working on it that long I thought other murders that's important to me but more important did he tell his attorney why the murders really happen you know why they picked those houses you know this was the first account that was recorded the next one was Susan Atkins about a week later after she had gotten her new attorney that the prosecution planted they audio taped her telling her version which became the official version so Watson's would predate that by a week and when I found out that they were in that safe and he's telling me this on the phone I thought he can't play that to me because that would violate Watson's attorney-client privilege but I thought have to ask is there any chance that's what I could come down and listen to those tapes and he said that's when he realized he shouldn't have told me that all will you I couldn't do that without Charlie Charles Watson Charles permission I go you still in touch with me also I write to him every now and then he writes me he didn't represent him a trial after he was extradited and I thought what you please ask so that began three or four months of me pestering and he would never take the phone call and then finally after 4 months I call open the secretaries and I'm sorry mr. Boys in China on business today and I said what you have to tell him I'm not going to wait anymore I'm going to write to Charles and tell him what he told me I go if there's other bodies I mean I didn't let them know that I was more interested in the motive story but I said if I was interested in the other bodies are victims out there who've never been connected or even the remains were because there's a lot of evidence that there might have been people killed out in the desert and buried there I need to know that and she said okay I'll tell him my phone rang like literally 30 seconds after I hung it up and I had caller ID it was from his Texas office cuz this is Billy boy you cannot call Charles and tell him I told you that I sent mr. Boyd you haven't call me back before Monday cuz why I'm telling you now you can't do that I go well are you going to get his permission I can't wait anymore he says if you do that and you tell him I'll deny ever telling you I said it's all on tape you don't have permission to tape that cargo yeah you gave me permission at the beginning and that's on tape to the goddamn they hung up on me bankrupt and then it was until two or three years later and it's all in there the backstory but I finally went to try to get the tapes again and found out he had died found out that the tapes were in the possession of the trustee who was waiting for the bankruptcy to be evolved over resolved and it took me three or four months of back-and-forth and to try to get them to release the tapes to me and I made an argument for why they weren't protected anymore again long story short I was sharing information with the deputy da in Los Angeles who I thought was friendly he was until he wasn't and he was handling all the parole hearings of the Manson family guy named Pat Sakura the woman who was in charge of the tapes the trustee said it's secure calls me and tells me that it's okay for me to release them to you and explain how it's not a violation I'll do it I said Alaskan so I absolutely I want to talk to her and I said great a day later I got a call from security cuz you're not going to believe that she's releasing the tapes to us I know you because you don't worry I'll let you hear him when we got them then I have lost any kind of control and sure enough number one the trustee had to notify Watson's new attorney Watson put up a fight in court and it's in you can read about the other times I reported on that the year for about a year and one from the local Court of the state supreme court for the judge finally ruled that the LAPD should have the tapes they sent two officers down to get the tapes in 2013 they came back and then nobody at the DA's office would talk to me anymore the promise that have been made that I would be the first one to listen to them reneged those tapes a million journalist have made a Freedom of Information Act request for them they won't release them to Locked Up less mountains attorney want some he thinks it'll help her at her parole hearings because he thinks there's information on there to show that you've been telling the truth all these years he's gone to the state supreme court to other courts they block them down 20 hours first account of how and why these murders occurred and they're not releasing them I think it's because the truth is on there information on there to show that you've been telling the truth all these years he's gone to the state supreme court through the other courts they blocked them down 20 hours first account of how and why these murders occurred and they're not releasing them I think it's because the truth is on there


    Tom O’Neill: Manson Prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi Was Compromised
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    is the speculation terms of gliosis connection was he given a narrative was did did you do think that they want to answer that he was compromised when he was given this case in 1969 it's in the book he has family out there but they know about this he was involved in a couple cases the first one before the trial that are crazy I mean when you see the stuff that happened between him and I you know all those years later it makes sense when you see what he was like before he became famous so in 1965 he had his first child Vincent bugliosi junior he decided that he wasn't the father that the Milkman was the father and back in those days you're too young to know people used to deliver milk to home remember hearing about it so he believed that the Milkman was a father he was a whopping coming this Deputy district attorney in Los Angeles and for about I think 12 or 16 months he stalked his Milkman trying to get him to take a blood test to prove that he fathered his wife's child it got so bad that they had to they stop letting their kids take the bus homeschool their two young kids they didn't know who he was he wouldn't tell them who he was all he would say was I was on the Milkman has left the job a month after his wife found out she was pregnant then says why then send his delirium decided that he was fired because he gotten you know clients are people who delivered milk to pregnant so he was writing them Anonymous letters following the kids I actually this is one thing I did hear I heard from the two little girl sent one who's now a grown woman read about this in my book and she sent me a letter and she goes you only got half of it he said he terrorized us he said my father she said my father than what we had a nervous breakdown she said he came to my school and pick me up and and he took me to a toy store bought all these toys me whatever I wanted brought me to the house and he had a driver and he met at the end of the driveway my mom came out and I was like so happy I was like five or six years old I had all these gifts and she goes get into the house getting to the house so what happened was Vince got caught I mean he eventually what was stalking and he sent his wife to the house to beg the milkman's wife to get her husband to do a paternity test and I've done all this from all these civil depositions when it came when the man sued him later Vince that the milkmaid eventually got his brother-in-law to follow them from one of his Steakhouse Pennswoods put the car outside the house he sent them letters like they changed her phone number he goes I noticed you change your phone number that wasn't nice I mean not so the Milkman followed Vance brother-in-law that got the plate number found out who he was and that he was at the DA's office called his personal attorney and the personal attorney called Vince and they meeting between Vince the Milkman the milkman's wife and this is Julio C and then admitted that he had been stalking them because he thought it was his wife here Tuesday as investigators calling this guy a material witness in a murder case to follow him get information private information on Lake big so Vince said he would pay them $100 and never do it again and the Milkman said we don't want your money just never bother us again so that way all about the end of 68 or early 69 the DA's office knew about this he should have been fired immediately instead he gets the biggest case at that point in the history of Los Angeles the tate-labianca trial this is where we get speculative you have a guy like Vince whose compromise he'll do what the hires up tell him to do and if you read in the book Apple younger was a district attorney at the time he was a shady guy who died OSS which was the predecessor to the CIA trained in Espionage don't think too much it's in the book that's where we got speculative it since was answering for something the explanation is because he didn't go into this case clean he had to do what he was told and to this day is the best selling True Crime book of all time and it's a wonderfully written block I mean I could take a page by Page and show your stuff is completely fabricated and made up and that contradicts the real record but you know best seller and that same year then was going to run for district attorney and the Milkman and his wife had never told anyone I guess outside of their family what it happened for 5 before but when I saw that fence was trying to be the most powerful long first person in the city of Los Angeles they went to his opponent and said you need to know this this man cannot get this job so they told the opponent and they had a press conference so the Milkman and his wife went public Vince responded by having his own press conference and telling the reporters here's here's what happened the Milkman We Believe call $300 in cash on my kitchen table when he was on the route so I'm just doing a personal investigation and through reporters that will did you hire let me did you contact the Pasadena Police cuz I know I just wanted to do it on my own and then it's other people pointed out later he was doing this this was 65 he was doing it through the end of 68 the statute of limitations on theft burglary robbery is 3 year it would even if he found out that he had someone the $3 they would have been able to prosecute it so the whole thing went with a live-in slide to the media and he lost the money lost that election then he ran again after Health escape this culture came out for Attorney General of California at that point the Milkman and the wife were going to go public again at the hey we have even more to tell about the Hoosiers I think of what the daughter wants to tell me she actually hasn't gotten in touch with me after the first email I said I want to hear what you have and see she said she's all these. but then a woman named return your car well that she was going to go public to she came out and said excuse me after Vince told the world that the Milkman has stolen $300 for him the Milkman his wife filed a civil suit against pins and Gail his wife because Gail also publicly said with ants in an interview that that's a true that was all about it at this petty theft they sue them for defamation and they settled and then pay them I think it was $12,000 in cash and hundred dollar bills and you know part of the agreement was they weren't allowed to talk about it they couldn't say they've gotten any money and he would only give it in cash so they couldn't trace it to him I ended up getting all the documents that took a long time but I got them then when they went public again when he was running for attorney general they were subject to you know being in violation of that but they said he can't you know them will tell everything he doesn't want to tell he lied under oath and deposition so did his wife about the stalking so in 73 Vince had an affair with a woman named Virginia Cardwell Virginia Cardwell was Catholic she got pregnant she told Vincent that she was pregnant with his child and then said she had to get an abortion and she said I can't get an abortion on the Catholic she was a single mother he said he would set it up he had a doctor it was still illegal and I he he gave her the money to pay the doctor and then he called her and she said she had gotten a abortion everything was fine then he called the doctor violating HIPAA rules the doctor said actually I've never heard from this woman I didn't give her the procedure so Vince went to her house and beat the hell out of her and I've got all those depositions to he he just according to the her Story 2 she reported that he dragged her across the hair about the four by the hair satin her and punched her and punched her again in the face told her she had to get an abortion she miscarried after that episode she went she went to the Santa Monica Police as soon as he left and reported it and nobody would have known about it but the reporter saw it on that you know the police wire service or whatever so the next day it was on the front page of all the LA papers that vents Puleo's he had been accused of battery of a man who said that he wanted her to have an abortion and she wouldn't so Vince went to the police told them she was lying she was a client that he had had one phone consultation with never met her face-to-face and she was trying to embarrass him because he wanted her to pay him two or $300 he defend her like he did the Milkman he he made up a story and worse this time he told that to the police this was an in their investigation of the battery he lied to the police that it did not happen but here's what happened the next day after the newspapers reported it and then said it was a lie and he told the police that Ben's went back to her apartment with his secretary and a typewriter and he held her hostage I know that sounds crazy it's in the book at the end held her hostage for I think three or four hours bagging her and then bullying her like he might hit her then so I can't remember to go to the police and say that she had made the whole story up his secretary was there cuz once he got her to agree to do it she wrote up backdated bill the bill for the money and had Virginia sign it so Virginia finally agreed to go to the police said look you're going to be charged with filing a false report which is a felon it was a misdemeanor but it could go to a felony and you I can take care of all that I've got the connections to the DA's office in Santa Monica what you did and he did take care of it so she called up the Santa Monica Police Department to say she was coming in to report that she had made the story up because she was angry about this money and the cop said right away he knew that something was wrong in the Tremor of her voice is it what kind of got you and Vince was on the other line he said no no no they can't come here this is no no no I'm coming and they said okay we'll see you when you get here and then they dispatched two cops to her apartment now this endeavor in public before I found a did become public about what happened Vince got away with denying it the cop that went to see what was going on in to get her Sunday Michael Landes he was retired in Santa Monica I got his name from the report he said oh yeah pencils at the house he wouldn't let us end he said he and his partner Steinberg were there and she's cowering behind them crying and we got her out of the house prior to the station and she told the the store that it was fake that and he said what we saw him there she goes you have no idea how dangerous he is I didn't I made it up please it was a false report so she got charged the next day's papers reported that this woman to come out and admitted that the whole thing was made up nobody said anything to the cops didn't talk to reporters about fence being at the house and then we know he prevailed he won then when he ran for Attorney General of California and 76 Virginia Cardwell went public and then then said told the same lie about her he'd never seen her face-to-face she was trying to get two or three hundred dollars from him for a phone, do not pay the money for a phone consultation he lost the Attorney General's race when she went public and again with the Milkman and mistress then she sued then dang he lied in the depositions and then when he got caught with the cop the other people who could show that they've been together and there was a history of that had an affair for like six months he was all that and paid her a substantial amount of money to go away so this is the kind of person who when I told Vince I was writing about this in my book he's like the number one I can't talk about either of those cases because they were resolved and there is non-disclosures and I do the things you know that's not true because number one Virginia is dead she had died so she can't see you and she went public and so did the wise owls that the Milkman in the mistress and I wouldn't you know I'm not interested in your sordid you know personal life but it's relevant because I'm arguing that you committed crimes in the prosecution of the Manson family suborn perjury hit evidence you know manipulator the defense by planning an attorney so I if I'm going to you know try to make this case and everyone's not going to believe it because you're Invincible EOC you know this prominent prosecutor author will I have to show that there's a pattern in this Behavior not only that you are lying under oath in the depositions in these two cases before you settle but you also lied to the police in the in the Cardwell case and you lied to the papers and both if I have that in my book then people be more prone to believe that you do the same thing in and the tate-labianca but you would break rules to win your connections did he have a Ghostwriter for Helter Skelter. Collaborate call Vince's wife came to her house and knocked on her door and said please do this my husband's making me crazy we know that he's your husband. Man isn't the father of my my boy but just do it to make him stop and the milkman's wife said we're not we don't want anything to do with you people just leave us alone and go away if you cuz you don't understand my husband is mentally ill he goes he'll never stop that's why there's nothing I can do to get him to stop at the end of our 6 hours I don't know put in the book I might not have he said to me no kill things I have some psychiatric issues and she's been trying to get me to go to a doctor for ever so you know I'm not saying that this is a reason some of this stuff might have happened but I do you know I don't even know why he would tell me that but yeah so I think that he was able to be manipulated because of these vulnerabilities compromised daughter and a mistress for the next 30 Years I interview the mistress I didn't put it in the book you know I didn't think it was necessary I guess now I'm telling it but it actually got reported after he died cuz the Mistress of told a few other people I'd known about her for years and I knew he had a daughter who was you know at the time of Vince's death she was in her thirties I think are you the mistress I didn't put it in the book you know I didn't think it was necessary I guess now I'm telling it but it actually got reported after he died cuz the mistress it told a few other people I'd known about her for years and I knew he had a daughter who was you know at the time of Vince's death she was in her thirties I think


    The Official Narrative of Tate Murders Doesn't Add Up w/Tom O'Neill | Joe Rogan
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    so these groups were trying to incite violence now we get to the motive of of of the official Narrative of the Manson Murders are the tate-labianca murders which is what the prosecutor vincible EOC presented at trial which was the famous Helter Skelter mode of Manson believed that there was going to be a race war and he wanted to incite this race war because he had convinced his followers that through messages he received from the Beatles White Album from there lyrics from Biblical Old Testament prophecies that he had been told that he was going to be the savior of the world and once a race war started he would hide his family in a bottomless pit in the desert and when the race war ended with the blacks winning the blacks would be frame for promoters they would the Manson family would emerge and repopulate the planet with their perfect top Offspring and dominates the blacks but whether or not it was the motive for the murders is I raised serious questions about the mansard would discuss it in that way that there was going to be a race war and that they would emerge and then their offspring yeah yeah except for the fact that I was questioned so the way Julio C was able to convicted Manson Manson wasn't at the Tate house when the murders happened he had in the official story dispatched Susan Atkins Patricia krenwinkel Leslie Kasabian and tex Watson to the house Palmer House of Terry Melcher they didn't know who live there but just to kill everybody and has mansinthe allegedly said leave something witchy he wanted it to look like blacks had killed these all he did was they were wealthy beautiful whites and he wanted to ignite the race war because of the Panthers got blame for these motors then the police will crack down and then they Revolt the revolution would happen they would be it would spread across the whole world and then when it was over and the blacks had prevailed they were too dumb Manson believed to be able to run the world that's when he will come out with his followers of their hole in the desert and take over the planet now Julio C said in interviews that I didn't have until after he and I stopped speaking which is when he started threatening me with lawsuits and other things in the in the 2006-7 I discovered two or three interviews he gave in the early seventies where he was asked if he believed that Manson really believe this craziness and Lucy Lucy said I don't think Charlie believes in it he got his followers to but he never believed in that he was too smart he was a con man what the interviewers didn't ask him in the follow-up was well if he didn't believe it why did he send his followers to kill these people the first night at the Tate house II night and was valassis the upper middle class the labiancas then you know what was the motive and that's one of my biggest regrets is that I slept and they were kind of obscure when was a pan house interview the other was original newspaper but that I didn't have them I thought I had done all the research I thought I read every interview he'd ever given but I didn't have it at hand to say all right then. I get that cuz I don't think Manson believe it either then what was the motive for the murders why were they sent there to kill and that's what the book Explorer so do you think bugliosi was operating with the knowledge that Manson was apart of these programs that's the big question yet he invited me to his house and Pasadena April of 99 we spent Lily 6 hours together he was so kind and generous time I thought I scored I had the prosecutor hadn't given interviews of he always gave interviews about this but he hadn't for a number of years agree to do it for whatever reason and during the course of that interview you know I arrived at his house went to Kitchen his wife gave me Italian cookies with coffee and lemonade then he and I went out to lunch in the valley somewhere he showed me some of the sites connected to the murders then we went back to the house and cocktail Sunset and towards the end of the six hours I did realize that even though he was talking Non-Stop and I'm recording everything he hadn't given me anything new or different I mean I just finished Helter Skelter I read it for the first time so I never been interested in the case till I got the assignment so I took what we call the Hail Mary pass in journalism which is you ask someone if there's anything they could tell you off the Record not for attribution that will help them to get something fresh cuz I was still searching for a go to the first month of reporting and then kind of thought a minute and then goes turn it off turn it off so I turned off the recorder and he did I could tell he was debating but then he told me something which I'm not sure if I don't think I reveal it to the last chapter is off the record with salacious pretty shocking in the larger picture and it doesn't change anything really but it showed me that he is a very count of something very important in the narrative and I took that away and I thought wow I'm going to delete it was off the Record in 2005 when I interviewed him for the second time and all things went to hell and he started threatening me and with lawsuits and writing letters to my publisher trying to get them to stop the book he wrote about what he told me and he claimed that I had dragged it out of him and embellished it and all this but once he put that in the letter the lawyers at the Publishers that was not on the record anymore because these documents will all be in a Civil Trial when he soon as you what you said he was about to do not off the Record by the police the first day after the murders they found it hidden up in a loft videotape videotaping home video taking was relatively new at that point not a lot of people had cameras but Roman Polanski did and in Helter Skelter Vince says in the book that the police took the tape viewed it and it was just Sharon and Roman making love and returned it to The Loft Roman was in London at the time of the murders he came back immediately and then about a week later he went up to the house and one of the first things he did was he when I pull off and he never even knew that they took it allegedly that that's a story found it and took it Vince told me originally off the Record that the tape wasn't of Roman and China making love it was Sharon being forced to have sex with two men against her wishes and he said Roman was the one who's making it cuz you could hear him in the in the background you know if you ready to pull you read those chapters when we did a lot of bad stuff to Sharon yeah he seem like a terrible person when you hear what he did what the reason why I can never come back to the country go well okay it makes sense it makes once I have that that's kind of the first rabbit hole I went down cuz I'm like well if this was different in the official narrative what else might they have changed so Vince and I were talking on the phone about every week for two months he was so accessible so I'll be interviewing people and one of the first things after that that I found was the perjuries by Terry Melcher on the stand I found I got access to two separate files and found that Melcher Doris Day Saint record producer youngboy wonder who lived in the house with his girlfriend candy Bergen on Cielo up until January 1st of 69 then moved the Malibu and Roman and Sharon moved into the house and February melchior was the part of the motor for why the house is picked and again this is getting into the weeds but it's hard to talk about any of this without the sex position Manson sent his followers up there to instill fear in Melcher by killing all the occupants of his former house who were strangers to them I don't believe that that's the official narrative but melchior testified at the Grand Jury and then at the trial that he had three fleeting encounters with Manson one of these boy drummer Dennis Wilson's to there I think and then one there and then to when he went to the Spahn Ranch in April and m69 to listen to them play music with the possible possibility of recording them and he didn't think they were talented enough and told the trolley that in so many words and then again this is the official narrative that's my man some kind of spy role in one crazy cuz he been rejected by Terry Melcher so he decided it was time for Helter Skelter the race war and again a lot of these things don't add up when you back why did he kill Terry Melcher at the house in Malibu cuz he knew where he had moved to widen just go to this other place and kill strangers maybe Terry wouldn't connect it all that bottom line was Terry on the stand and then all the official Accounts at this case of which there are many nights is helter skelter but lots of books his relationship with Manson ended in May of 69 he said he never saw him again when the murders happened at his former house it never occurred to him it had anything to do with him wasn't Manson I stopped believing that a month or two in and then I found these documents showing that meltra actually had gone to see Manson twice at the Spahn Ranch after the motors and then once all the way out at Death Valley where they had the Barker Ranch where they were hiding when they were finally captured in in the fall of 69 once I could document that that changed the whole I mean it didn't change that impacted the mode of a Mauser was app witness the camp is Charlie wasn't at the Tate house Manson Hut Arbolitos he had to come victim of conspiracy and other words ordering people to go up there and kill and he had to have a reason for that house at Terry provided it by saying yes I did go out there and try to record them and then eventually the question that came out but I never had anything to do with him again I had no idea I never saw him or heard from him motivation was Revenge she was using but it didn't make any sense because Melcher saw him after the murder several times I think you could get away with anything then because the antics of the family at the trial and everybody was so horrified by what was going on nobody was looking at this critically and questioning stuff cuz everyday you know Manson and the girls are getting thrown out of the courtroom for screaming for singing for dancing for mocking the proceedings so all this stayed under the radar but once I could prove that melt relied and then two or three more than I knew that I had to question the entire narrative so fully OC started monitoring my interviewing this is all laid out in the beginning of the book so by the fall of the first year of 99 I got a call from one of my sources Rudi Altobelli with another important witness he was the man who owned the house with murders happen he was traveling he was actually in Europe with Sharon who would come back about about three weeks before to have her baby and Rudy it told me from the very beginning he was very close to Terry Dennis Wilson in the third guy Greg Jacobson Craig Jacobson was another important witness who lied throughout the whole all of us that somebody in the trial just did a narrative needed Rudy had told me that that's called him what are you telling this O'Neill no one was supposed to know about that means promised me it would never come out so at that point I knew that I was onto something even even bigger and then I got a call from Vince and he left a message on the machine saying he wanted to talk to me what's important so I called him back and he said you know I'm hearing can't remember who told me another little game of his he would never be the guy said to me or one of my friends events that someone told her that you're questioning my tactics in my choices at the trial is that true you're not time with what's going on here I go I'm looking at stuff missing you know you knew where this was going I mean I know we haven't talked at that point we hadn't talked for about 6 weeks I think you have I want you to assure me that I'll be given the opportunity to answer any of these questions because what might appear irregular to you as a lay person can be easily explained by me as well of course not definitely swing back around to you before you left and I thought this was going to be out in August and we were in like October I think it'll yeah I got an extension it's a booking that you lied that it's not a magazine so I don't know I'm still getting paid by Premera cuz I was at that point and I had no idea it was going to be a book cuz we're still in the first six seven months so at that point we stopped talking Vince and I and it wasn't until 2005 when I got my book deal that I went back to him with these questions I thought hope naively that I would get him to break down and say yes it was all the CIA operation I was Opera stupid as really freaked out by how deep you got into this he's going to hurt me like I've never been hurt before and he's going to sue me $400 hundreds of millions of dollars is crazy or when you get to the end of the book you'll see the outcome of that day and what happened when he's begging me he's saying he'll give me a quote on the cover of my book if I don't publish this stuff and and then when I wouldn't agree to anything then the lawsuit sweat started happening so I naively I didn't think it was going to break down and say I was working for someone else I had no choice friends but instead he was evasive threatening screaming denying here to recorders I had two recorders he went off the Record every two minutes so we have to turn off all the recorders and then switch not turning his attention in Turner's back I don't know you didn't turn it off wait no that's mine is yours so woman and he's screaming and cursing at me going they were already on because we couldn't keep up with all the off-the-record she's then when I got home that night so I walked out of the house 6 hours exactly almost six hours just like the first time 6 years earlier he's grabbing me by the arm of this isn't quid pro quo this isn't quid pro quo but if you don't put this ridiculous nonsense in because you know a blur from Vince Polly always refer to himself in the third person 1020 times a day mean the man Z goes you'll see that in the book when I get home that night there's messages, call me and he called me I think it's a week we can have almost every day the next morning a few days later trying to he would believe me and then he said this is going to do to my family my kids and all that went on and on and on unless you have them I know I know and then he knew he said when we finally goes at the very very last phone call which is the week and a half later he goes so you really going to go ahead and do it this then I'm going to report what I have I go if you want at this point I thought I had sold the book so he knew I had a publisher I told him who it was and he asked for Hooters name there he said because I will be sending them a letter because I will work on this letter for hours it's going to be a complete rebuttal of everything you argued all of your arguments all your points it's going to ruin you they're going to cancel your deal cuz they're not stupid so he wrote the letter they got it and I think it was June or July after February of that that year 2005 and I got a call from my editor he said you got to talk to our attorneys I hate those we have a letter from fence I go I told you it was coming it's 34 pages single-spaced with 50 pages of attachments and I've never seen anything like this so he said talk talk to the attorney so they sent me over to the attorney and he said my first question. I never met the guy before he was my first question for you O'Neill is is he suffering from dementia I was a law student during the trial and he goes I follow the trial everyday in the paper I've read Helter Skelter he was brilliant because I can't believe the person that wrote this letter wrote that book so maybe you were dealing with somebody who is impaired I said he's mentally ill and have a lot of proof of that in the book he is not the match I go he's finishing his magnum opus a 20-year effort to write a book The rebutting the critics of the information about the Kennedy assassination I was got a book coming out at or and sure enough you know he wrote I think two or three more books after that I go he's just I caught him all of his arguments don't make sense he's contradicting himself that letter goes off in the directions that it sounds like it's written by a Madman I go to going to inhibit us because I don't know where we're opening the champagne 50 pages of attachment of the first letter then about 6 months later another letter I think there were four total I quote some of them in the book it was not and unfortunately he passed away in 2015 or 16 and I get a lot of criticism by Demi to get it from her when he died I know he was sick off and on for a couple years but I've been accused by my critics of not publishing the book until he died because of these threatened I wanted him to be alive I wanted him to be accountable and have to answer to all this the reason I didn't publish it when I was going to polish it was penguin my publisher canceled my deal in 2011 date motive do to get back to the house the main motive is to ignite Helter Skelter race for the sub motive was to instill fear in Terry Melcher because he had rejected Manson so you're saying well then if it wasn't those then what was it all right if you look at the cointelpro objectives which was to to diminish the to neutralize left-wing movement and make them look horrible evil bad and this is what drugs are going to do to your kids the kind of outcome that this these murders had was to make the hippies the boogeyman I mean the biggest Boogeyman in the United States history I don't know forever but at least until the 70s came Charlie Manson and when Manson was and his family were identified as suspects the first week of December 69 I mean it was like Earth shaking because all of a sudden nobody knew who had committed the murders that the case was open from tell first of December you have photos on the front page of every paper in the world of these hippie women you know nursing children living communally who are accused of these horrible brutal slang and the argument was that end with the reporters were reporting was they had gone crazy on LSD and free love and and and the hippie ethic and that was same thing Johnson Control power trying to do their trying to damage the youth Revolution the youth targeted that house though he saying what we have to do this is when they were mostly battling the panther, trying to neutralize the Panthers and La was go after the whites the elite White's the Hollywood white or supporting the Panthers or something called a white panther party that began in La 67 or 68 Jane Fonda Warren Beatty Cass Elliot those three were actually under surveillance by the FBI they were part of this group Donald Sutherland and they were basically a support Leonard Bernstein they supported the Panthers they raise money so in this one, which I think it was the winter of 68 it's got the date said that what we have to make the whites think is that when the revolution finally happens when the blacks rise up they'll be lined up with everybody else and slaughtered so if you look at that memo that was part of their operation which was to they did it by sending letters making you know the whites carrots or if you read the book that this could have been okay I'll Circle until Pro operation to turn you know the world the nation the culture against hippies the left-wing the Black Panthers and they picked that house because it was high-profile because Sharon Tate bought it actually they were like the social Center of Hollywood it wasn't just movie people who was the music people Terry Melcher and Candice Bergen live there for two years before that was a party house everybody went in and out of their kind of represented the elite of movies Music Hollywood you know white people so that would have been a very high-profile place to hit Target Joan Didion wrote in her book The White Album that the morning she learned about the murders and she knew most of the victim she goes it occurred because I knew that the 60s attended they were over I mean there was also Altamont and I mean not a whole lot else but that was like a cultural watershed moment that the morning she learned about the murders and she knew most of the victims who goes that occurred because I knew that the sixties attended they were over I mean that was also Altamonte and I mean not a whole lot else but that was like a cultural watershed moment


    Caitlyn Jenner Responds to Gal Gadot's "Imagine" Video
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    but everything's going to be okay because Gal Gadot sang imagine with a bunch of celebrities wearing a Wonder Woman here's what I wonder why you don't shut your trap and a real hero everybody Gadget Argo dinosaurs well I hope one day you join us you know like a weird coat nothing to kill or die for this your f***** rather you get f****** whacked terrible people imagine her husband literally doesn't know how to wipe his own ass imagine your husband literally doesn't know how to wipe his own ass


    Joe Rogan on Obama Endorsing Biden
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    Obama endorsed by I'm so old are you now know you can't remember anything you see what Donald Trump Jr tweeted or I put it on Instagram that Biden is is like a web browser and here we are it's April but by the time November rolls wrong I don't Abate what does his mind is like a web browser 19 tabs Rovan 17 or Frozen has no idea where the music is coming from and everybody you know but like do it was just like the fact that we have these options are just I don't know I'm a f****** idiot I'm not good politically but I'm not seems like the negative attention it is finally getting to him I saw the clip where he was like your nasty or whatever he was saying your disgrace to the to the reporter I'm number one on Facebook what is a minute who's I know I know I know exactly exactly it's so surreal they just can't be real life so silly about Trump is whether you like him or not he is funny you might be one of those who is that's that's that's that's that's where I'm at we can argue he's doing a good job right now I'm a bad job so right right but guess what this is the proof and shows this little piece of paper that goes like this so you know that they were lying and he flicks the papers what I thought but that's what I thought I thought finally a regular guy like me a regular guy and I was like okay it'll be awhile till that happens again and it came back I mean Trump's like he's like the guy in your family would like Trump in the middle of Greenland! That's f****** funny that's funny he he like retweets memes and s*** weird what is happening as if someone farted and she's not going to say anything but she smells it and like funnel God she does


    Joe Rogan & Chris D'Elia ROAST Bryan Callen for Looking Like Magneto
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    calendar is it should be on his way out here like we set it up for him to get tested to when he said that yeah what to do and I don't think he's going to podcast today at 1 to get 80 podcast intellectual one and I was like a man drop that one Dominique. Too many conversations were bad but the title had to go I don't know I never I never listen to Impossible you can't do mixed mental Arts something like I might be blacking out I think it was that so funny when he was like I don't like a f****** Ironman thing and it's like a thing that was blinking at in because he was dressed for the scene and he was like this is my life man and it was he was like Bob Seger play it buddy who's listening one of our best friends we talk a lot of s*** cuz it's fun but he knew for a while go I do I tell the door cousin my buddies are coming sassa, do you know who he is but I'm in with a crew and I and I called at The Improv so you know Brian so that's how I know you're good friends of the Prime so I called Brian and I'm pissed I'm like this motherfukers wanted why would you do that they wanted to see me they never seem to stand up like it's fun for me for me to do it for them it's fun for them to see and I call Brian I'm ready to get heated at him to feel like what the pizitz motherfuker and he picks up the phone and before I can even talk he says you ruined the night how do I unblock you got to love a man you got to love him that guy is just a mile a minute and he is insane he's he's way more calm now then when he was younger when he was like 30 years old and imagine he would always had these girls that were useless they were they were like runaways and they were stealing from him what are you doing what are you doing one time I remember he came over my house and we're going to have dinner and we're going to watch something like a fight he came over my house for 10 minutes and it goes I got a party out to go to but I'll be back a little later I might of just tell them to go f*** off pauses who's that old Ian McClelland from the X-Men how does he look I'm right there right that younger straight or Talent thank you does this I want to be able to pull it up immediately and just say Kalen guess what we were talking about I love f****** making fun of friends man shut the door bro College cuz you're okay McDonald's is what you're saying you said that right crew mannequin at Jade f****** crew like it's 2003 have you ever want to color I want everyone it's 80° I got to throw kick. So I'm not going to push my back so my backspace you should never had anybody tank tops parking spot in fashionable but you dude you look like you have a wife beater on bro you have an actual wife


    How Chris D'Elia Started Working with Eminem | Joe Rogan
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    if you I think if you like any age is funny the shooting shooting herself I've never I've only s*** myself once and I was I think 11 yes you're not taking any chances I almost s*** myself and just made it so many times but the last time I almost hit myself and I had to pull over and was when I was going to meet Eminem yeah yeah you have to figure out what to do so you take your socks off and so I was in this the Sprinter van waiting for something and it had been right around the time we like Eminem's album came out or something so he was on my mind and I was like I was thinking about him and then I was just like this is how we wraps and then I just started doing it to the radio and I was just funny I'm going to record it and then I recorded it and it was like it had a lot of hits for me on Mayans great and then like a month later black Twitter took it and and and just was like yo this is this guy says this is how it didn't know nobody who I was there like this is this guy just how Eminem raps and then it got millions of things of hits on Twitter and then it got so big so big maybe it was one of his buddies must have seen it later my buddy text me one of the writers from that show I used to do Undateable and he was like bro Eminem and I was like what he was like you didn't see it check Twitter I checked and he was like I thought this was me and I was like what like that's like 20 year old me nnn. And then I don't know how much you know about this but then Logic the rapper hit me up on my manager called me and he was like so and he was like he's doing a song with Eminem and they are rapping together and Eminem Eminem put you your impression of Eminem on the back of the song and of course that's okay okay some talking logic and logic psych so I have a great idea for the video I want you to play Eminem in this week and now this is the crazy part of queso like I'm talking to logic here and I play this like super fan of Eminem and he's like I have an idea I want to be doing a video and I'm like I'm way ahead of this is we're way ahead of ya and then I take off my wig and I am I have always been an M&M kickstand and this is me doing and you seen the video why do the impression of Eminem at the end deleted doesn't play me I quickly at this is Eminem dressed as me that's Eminem doing me in my car in my driveway two years ago to think of me as a twenty-year-old like it's sinking like finding out and wasn't in him becoming one of my favorite rappers of course and then it's just such a weird f****** thing so that was mind-blowing and then on the way to meet him I ship my f****** I I had to put a sprinter van over and he has no idea but it was so funny I was just one of those things where I was like I think you know how you have your like I think I have Dish it and the next thought is I got a s*** right now so I say to the Sprinter did the driver anybody can you pull off the freeway I got to him like I got time if there's a bathroom near right so I'm like can you pull over and find the first paycheck into the bathroom and he said okay and then few seconds go by and I say hey just so you know like now you know and then there are two ways he can go and one way he can go there is only a hospital okay and the other way he can go is into town so I'm like in my head I'm like it sucks but we got to go to the hospital in the hospital end up mad so I said to the guy hey man pull over and he pulls over and I open the thing in the word Kleenex or I grabbed them and I ran into someone's yard it was in the middle of nowhere and pull down my pants and it all came out it was not was not s*** was not shed it was just it came out it was just like came out like a barking dog and it was over it was over before it even started do you know and and I was so much better and then I use the kleenex and my openers in the thing filming me I'm like bro Eminem and and so so now I feel great I wipe with the kleenex and I just I'm I'm sorry I litter but I left the clinic so what am I going to do a lot and I was like and I will and I left I got back bobcat in their yard like I just had we went and we met Eminem and he had no idea maybe he'll know now sure you seen that show but yeah


    Chris D'Elia: TV Series Can Have Six Good Seasons, Max
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    Breaking Bad ever and I'm on season 5 now from the quarantine like great you know I'm watching the show it end after 5 Seasons if a show goes beyond Five Seasons it's really hard to maintain after four seasons it is a terrible scene where is choking some girl in a bathtub in like at 1 you can go maybe ya lost lost was another one. It was over like what is this shity ShopRite that used to be amazing people forgot about lost lost was a f****** amazing Juggernaut other show yes I saw the first few seasons and it was just got lost I think it was so we talked about it I feel like people don't cuz JJ Abrams become such a big deal and other talk about him doing other s*** was his only for him unlike back in the day you can access all of them so it's not like if you want to watch Starsky and Hutch 20 years ago like but now they just pile up I know they just keep piling up he's no way you can watch handmaid's tale end Ozark and stranger thing that's why I give up you got to be okay with giving up your bad you got to give up like The Game of Thrones I know you love that the reason why I love Breaking Bad reason why Sopranos I love it so much is because there's f****** Schumer in Hitman there shumaring it sometimes there is zero humor in Game of Thrones style but I just can't be sucked into something 4 5 6 season where nobody trips where nobody is just like awkward at a table and they're just talk about dragons in the most serious problems that real problems people and I'm not saying the shows not right it's absolutely great and I could never f****** put that show together in my life it's all it's awesome but it's just awesome all the time and I need a break from it Sunday the only human that ever came is cuz Jason Bateman is humorous it wasn't like yeah but it's so good the only time I can be involved in a f****** movie or something with zero humor is if it's with like Liam Neeson in it and he's just kicking ass the whole time until the end I feel like he's too old I don't buy them with all these face punches and stuff but yeah of course he's going to I know but okay if you watch a show with dragons in it cuz they're going to duck I know but also if you watch a show with dragons in it but this is more realistic going to punch somebody they're going to duck


    Bryan Callen Pitches the Worst Hunting Show Ever to Chris D’Elia
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    are these nails know those are wild boars tusks if you didn't know any better you like they didn't have no idea where they are you would think they're demons could wow Goodyear hey there and then out of nowhere this old lady was like can you guys keep it down because it was a ghost I don't think you should be u-shaped down you make us a meal and afterwards we f*** you in the wild


    Tim Dillon Rants About His Time Working on a Cruise Ship
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    Diamond Princess cruise ship only 17% of people got it those people are living together very close quarters like a petri dish and then they're all breathing recirculated air only 70% this metal thing which is in the middle of the TARC ocean especially at night time right around literally in the center of the goddamn Ocean Medical and if you fall off the side your dad some people try to kill them set you know what's really this is true some guy tried to kill himself on the boat this is how it said this was they saw him to call them and they Impractical Jokers Cruise a one-on-one cruising with sister perform right mean a bunch of other Comics went and and I we were talking to somebody Cruise people and they said one guy pushes wife off to side this ship that was going through space but space was just like it was almost like there's air around you where you could kick someone off the side and they will just fall to forever right right that's what you doing the same thing would you be terrified spaceship and you hurt someone coughing metal in your little Cube like you are staying a little room ever on the Grand Princess was sequestered in their room honestly how is that different you being on a spaceship in the middle of the sky and you hear someone call in a boat and Ryan make your way across the country app which is the uber wealthy people that are getting on these Cruise animals Mary and I walked in on my cuz anyone check that a block of the guy goes from now I'm like anyone ever checked out at like who's checking out a book cruise ship what is the drug policy on those cruise ships can you bring weed on board and bring whatever you want I mean it depends right now you're in international waters and then you dock like outside of his fake little town in Mexico where they literally bought the beachfront and it's a third world country and they drive you pass roosters and shoeless guys running around what are you showing me so he bought like those hiking bladders that you put in your backpack we drink water out of and he filled them with booze cruise ship where they have all this booze but he wants to Real Deal stop it down baby hammered I mean just the lowest caliber of human being to have ever drawn a breath test cost like if you want to back to some fake town like we went to Costa might look up Costa Maya Mexico Costa Maya Mexico is a place it's owned the cruise ships just owned this little beachfront okay so it's like a trip like you float around the water then you come back and you come back and then they just have these little stands on the beach blow that out people don't care any coronavirus covid-19 travel advisories and view updates from the World Health Organization do to unprecedented volume of travel disruptions refund may take up to 30 days to process which you'll be dead Birmingham available it seems like August 30th is the first one they have available and they're banking on August 30th maybe one dude who lies about it everybody the virus it'll get rid of us as a planet come from a cruise the most disgusting unnecessary it's not an industry to the cruises $100 yeah it's garbage they're not dollars at the vacation for somebody who's f***** so but wait a minute it's not all booze included now you got to pay for book apps where they make their money that's why they send them imagine 5 days of food for $109 encourage you to get off the wagon like what you doing drinking water yeah well I'm clean and sober for 15 years. did you sound like that you go to The Cruise Room Martin 85095 they were first of all I'm an intruder all Intruders is too many and it was crazy and beautiful city and then you have this grotesque cruise ship would like paintings of dolphins on the sides has he was so white trash like America just and then and it would get into the Canal area filled with people and they would drive around it's not nice it's like it's nice but the world economy collapsed good trade-off there's the people got addicted to people coming in the Taurus and people all over the world people wild and people going to want to go up there. Love cruises they think they've discovered of gold mine will be like a hundred 9f people tell you I took a cruise for $160 it's so embarrassing that they would say at least say that do you rate if you go to cruise everyday if you're on a cruise everyday you that you're really only spending like a buck-fifty a week. Carnivals better so we can get a room and you get all the food you can eat that is a crazy deal you imagine it secure for homelessness there Carnival Cruise Line all year round that's the why not it's cuz you're a person but if you're not there be boys and girls you're not there by the level of big on those boats those are big boys and girls like Disneyland for $500


    Trump's Coronavirus Response w/Tim Dillon | Joe Rogan
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    you stand but the Liberals is at home with nothing to do for now and then they're firing at the writing articles I went hard the paint Chinese virus but really correctly termed it would be the Wuhan virus call did the Wuhan virus it would be historically accurate breakfast racist going to do hate crimes wouldn't know if wilham wasn't tryna like they would be like is in somewhere I'm saying call Dad in China what they say the u.s. flow the American bug I don't know I mean I mean their first of all trade negotiations with China Nancy Pelosi all these people even fauci all these guys came out to this is nothing to worry about but Trump is President buck stops with him he could have ordered tests he could have been more Vigilant he didn't do it so I think they were almost everyone the World Health Organization until then had not been criticized the way it's been criticized now of course but you still have to I take if you're the president or in a leadership position you have to be like wait a minute what are we not knowing the CIA wrote a memo saying this could be a big problem I mean we knew we were watching it happen for two months in another country were watching it happen in China big area so you know have a scale up the test so what do you think a lot the him is he the one that is a president it's going to be like the flu in the United States what's a weasel eat I wanted very few cases just right by China but again A lot of it was testing so I mean I think the China Virus issue helps him the flag from any you can't go out during a pandemic with nurses wear garbage bags and falling down to go hey my my press conferences are getting the biggest ratings they've ever then the one we have for this equipment like there's got to be a way and that $1,200 stimulus is not helping anybody but we don't have the ability to get State equipment so staged like bidding for it there's something going on like a lot of states are going outside the system lecture the which part part of the responsibility is to do but it's just it's got to be a better system going forward you like New York and you got to look at what's happening in China you got to go there's a high population density there we should probably will try to shore up some of those hospitals I mean otherwise what the hell does you know but isn't that what a people who run the hospital's administration of the hospital isn't their responsibility to make sure that they have ppen plays the fact these people wearing garbage bags and don't have enough Mass how the f*** don't they have a large supply of Macon and it's not that I don't know I've no idea but they know now there's got to be some responsibility either it might be state government could be local government but there's got to be some responsibility somebody f***** up somebody f***** up supply of Macon and it's not that I don't know I've no idea but responsibility could be local government but there's got to be some responsibilities somebody f***** up


    Alex Jones Has Been Texting Joe About the Coronavirus
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    321 later today young Tim Dillon will find out whether or not he has the antibodies yes yes and if I do I'm going to Wuhan to do it like a fun little video in a wet market and eat a bat if I have the antibodies it's not okay is it safe I don't know what this is no one knows we've never been in change your opinion if you if you smoke enough weed and you don't smoke weed we ever weed smoke a lot of weed for a very long time but we'll use when I discovered Alex 13 when I was smoking weed no problem Alex left but I haven't even gotten to them cuz I got the difference of real change my phone number and all these websites he's convinced that leak from a lab there's a lot of people that are saying that in Wuhan obviously they have that lab write whether it's a bio defense or buy a research laboratory something there something is there something in Wuhan where the disease is somebody said there were people selling the animals that they were experimenting on to wet markets like if you're broke and you were guard at the Wu Han lab you like hey I'm just salad bats and dogs for extra money and he sold maybe one of the wrong ones and now we have this issue really where'd you hear that I mean that's on the internet Joe it comes directly from Europe apparently they can tell that intro somehow got no idea. How they can tell they trace it back like patient zero sent me this this whole thing saying this is why I have a flip phone and he's saying that he won't he won't do it. What does it say the early cases in New York originated in Europe Asia so it's some sort of genetic sequencing 15 study sample of the virus taken from 91 New York patients from person to person or sequences can help research out of me does that statement as viruses evolve ill he doesn't feel a goddamn thing transmission these f****** things they Morphin twist a different thing with different people like I was reading about George Stephanopoulos and job his wife he hasn't his wife has it his wife is deathly ill he doesn't feel a goddamn thing that's crazy


    Tim Dillon: Donald Trump Is a Creation of Hollywood
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    feel bad for people that work at at places where they are exposed to this disease and they're getting nothing for it so that's what I told her earlier like if you work at a grocery store and it's like you getting s*** money and you being exposed to that it's like we should do as a country we should do something for you I don't know what it is because we're all depending on those Supply change and those things put meat in the package if you're at beekeeper yeah that's why he was so protective goggles in the s'mores pie they have s'mores pie at Bristol in communicating he's doing what he does but I think they look at a system in Hugo what we just passed that you truly not available giving people $1,200 that can't be the solution gets minimize when it does something stupid yeah it's hard for people to give them for like strolling you can't do it closing off traffic to China early you know in deciding not smart back and forth with stop that and people are really upsetting him that gets the minute creation of Hollywood this is got to love the clintons up actually ran against them while he was just convenient you know it's you almost a new guy like him it's just this is a weird this is a weird thing to run a simulation this is a weird it's crazy is crazy a lot of people in Congress and that's how that's how crazy is God that's so crazy that she's not the worst not there I'll take long I want to see you in a Maga hat on I will go there someone let me know someone email me or call if I have a Hollywood career in my apartment what I want


    Bill Gates' Vaccine Initiative, Good or Bad? w/Tim Dillon | Joe Rogan
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    weirdest motherfukers I've ever been around were home-schooled yeah homeschooling is interested in his 30s homeschool religion that's it that's part of it young man most of them deep real Christian stuff would be their motive the first boss Bill Gates literally has 90 billion dollars he's trying good things with his money and trying to use this money for philanthropy inoculated from vaccines he's making no attempts to control markets no attempts to get a thousand billion. Hundred percent not doing that he's using his foundation to try to help people get get healthy help people get internet help people get running water gladly get a profile legal battle with Bill Gates right now about vaccines what do you think about vaccines do well where'd you read this I read it cuz if this is this is a fact this is the reality you can't just it's a fact it's something that's been reported and it's been credibly report dangerously skewing Aid priorities by promoting corporate globalization priorities by promoting corporate globalization what does that mean quotes around everything everything's in One Umbrella right like his company his his his health initiative all of these things work together and that you know you have to trust that everybody's motives are pure I don't think he's trying to depopulate the world but you know these people stand to make lots and lots of money if people adopt certain vaccines right maybe medically advantageous Maybe not maybe maybe not yeah and this is one of the issues that a lot of the conspiracy theorist bring up when it comes to ventilators the hospital gets x amount of someone gets brought into intensive care and then they get why I'm out of there put on a ventilator so they say well there's a motivation to put people on ventilators perhaps I would hope never but there have been cases of people doing surgery on people that didn't need it there have been cases of people doing things to people and treatments on people it wasn't necessary to provide you know something so they can make make money and they they do things to people just to make money not to make them better thank you under Fire from critics in Indianapolis read it funded two entities that I played a key role in immunization program in a bowl Under Fire for conflict of interest okay it doesn't mean adverse reactions to vaccines 2009 several schools for tribal children Jesus Christ a weird names the man Donna been a part of undivided Andhra Pradesh became sites for observational studies for a cervical cancer vaccine was administered the thousands of girls so it's a HPV disease that's a dangerous vaccine that's a dangerous vaccine the girls were administered by the administer the human papillomavirus vaccine in three rounds that that you're on the supervision of State Health Department officials the vaccine used was Gardasil manufactured by Merck & by 20/10 five of them. estimated 14000 children studying schools meant for tribal children also vaccinated with another band brand of HPV vaccine cervarix cervarix on the nose like that I was get cervical cancer nipple called cervarix cervarix manufactured by GSK earlier in the week the Associated Press reported that scores of teenage girls were hospitalized in a small town north of in Northern Columbia with symptoms that parents respected could be adverse adverse reaction to Gardasil so some people died from this vaccine but it isn't Google HPV vaccine dangerous reactions that I've read that there is a certain percentage whether it's in a 110 Taiwan together whatever when there's billions of dollars and Institute something that's going to be very widely accepted as now necessary for life have to ask questions about it vaccine manufacturers the most common adverse reactions to Gardasil include include pain swelling redness stinging bruising bleeding at the injection site and headache fever nausea diarrhea abdominal pain and it keeps going it's not that bad but you have to watch tell us what is it is it necessary in how things are going to be right here intact Health whatever they are these are billionaires generally they can see TED talks and stuff like that people don't pay attention what they're doing there they influence the political system in ways we have know about it don't know about and you got to watch these people with our nobility have any inkling whatsoever that social media was going to have an impact on political Realms on the way just language what what sort of discourse was allowed what wasn't allowed with no never thought that this was going to be an impact and that these companies would literally earn billions of dollars by selling your data meaning what are you interested in what do you click on a grape podcast the Sam Harris put out I wish I could remember the gas but he was talking about how we didn't know that our data in terms of our search history of the stuff that we go to where we travel to with Google Maps we didn't know that that date was a commodity we signed off on one of the most valuable Commodities in the world that can influence to to influence aspects of our culture the way we communicate what's allowed was not allowed and that's that's squirrelly because these people are a lot of more socially inept I mean all the stuff you were talking about the beginning when you say when they're going to come to you into going to say you need a car do you need to ask you need that the free flow travel how you're allowed to travel around the country in the world a lot of these people with her skates or whoever are going to have a huge input in those laws that are made and they give us that everybody does everything because they think they're doing it for a good reason I bought my house cuz I believe was going to work I bought it cuz I believed in homeownership the point is that it's not my job to have every fact before I speak not when you talk about Bill Gates and vaccines with these vaccines on poor people that's what they call the school a tribal girl school I agree that kids put needles in their face and those little pieces of s*** give me a f****** look cuz I know I shouldn't be there but it's close to my house where have to walk when The Walking Dead are just see other people


    Joe Biden's New Sexual Assault Allegations | Joe Rogan
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    and in the middle of all this isn't do f****** this the lady who said that Biden did something to her now she's saying it was sexual assault yeah but if they're smart they're going to swap by now right now they were wrong before like that here's why they're right now and they're wrong before anybody could come at anybody with an allegation for anybody could come in any high-profile when you say believeallwomen you have to live by that you got to believe Amber Heard tip of his finger on his pictures of the finger and is the audio recordings of the doctor looking for the fingertip they're looking for the tip the can't find the tip like where's the f****** fingertip the room oh my God look at the blood and you can hear them talking and she's like violently sobbing in the background, so they decide to give her three times whatever antipsychotic medicine there aren't that she's on so she's on this this dose they decided jacket up to 3x whatever the doses but meanwhile this I've had him me to do Mustangs to leave all women that's all anybody can can approach something you know the Press with a unsubstantiated allegation but somebody's high-profile I mean I understand that women aren't just willy-nilly lying about something but the picture changes when there's somebody is a politically divisive high-profile figure where there is a huge incentive to knock that person off right Brett Cavanaugh weather is Joe Biden is a huge incentive to derail that person so I think in that instance because I do believe that like most women are not just making things up that being said when you introduce politics there's a whole nother level the whole nother letter for sure I mean man who sexually assaulted women also for sure women have lied about being sexually assaulted those two things are they they're not mutually exclusive they go hand-in-hand right people are liars the people lie about the past on April people also or delusional people are also psychotic and schizophrenic people that try to get out of jail rapist you can't believe all people right you also can't believe all men will you also can't believe all women that's right you been Casey Anthony maybe just as bad as Fulton to pressure right close to the finish line that's weird Lady Gaga thing today with him and Lady Gaga where he's talking about how no one should ever put their hand on a woman and I'm watching this with the cuz I guess Lady Gaga was sexually assaulted but who the f*** is ever going to watch that and say you know what I was going to put my hand on a woman but now I'm not going to go back to that thing looks like Hillary Hillary haircut at look at it, looks a little I was just coming out now I guess people throwing it around now but if you were thinking about hitting a woman and Joe Biden is what keeps you from doing it I guess maybe if you're a woman who's being abused it could perhaps encourage you to go to the authorities right they couldn't perhaps I mean right but I would imagine but by saying but him saying no man should ever put his hands on a woman thinks they should disagree Public Service Announcement all that kind of s*** like okay who you doing that for like who who's out there going out. Joe Biden and he's like don't rape me like the people that we have ruling us I have been exposed as like Creations Rana these people everything they say scripted you know all of them are are in the pocket of big business interests and like and and these people have been exposed so now we don't believe anything


    Best of the Week - April 5, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    do all of us in the political world Joe Rogan's political leanings are like the great mystery in Franklin over Biden all these people I just don't think it's a good idea to take some and put them in one of the most propositions the world has ever known that's what I'm saying is not an endorsement of trump is it is a me saying you shouldn't have a man who's clearly clearly in the throes of dementia I mean I'm not a doctor but when you can't form sentences in public and you forget what you're talkin about and you you're you wander off into these conversations if you're not smoking pot if you're not high do not pills like what's going on well there's cognitive decline he's an older man that has mental issues and you know not to be cruel to him he's he's suffering medically this is it is the real issue and the Democrats want to sweep that under the rug and Trump is already to animal parties already dismissing him I mean that there is a recent thing that Kyle kulinski posted a video on his Twitter talking about this is what happened when you don't discuss the elephant in the room and Trump saying used to do it and ask him a question or something to bind Rodeo I didn't write that he's like that's a democratic operative he didn't read it he probably doesn't even know what's going on right now and he's going to he's going to continue to do that and it's it's such a vulnerable point and I I don't know why the Democrats thought it would be a good idea to take someone who's clearly got a problem and this is the guy we've all seen it that's not normal it's not normal to get like when he's talking about the Creator and he literally loses what he saying he's like you know the thing like the Declaration of Independence and the idea that he's going to be able to get through this and be okay on the other side to run the country for for potentially 8 years is crazy here's a better one Epstein FC's killer nobody thinks that if you have various theories are various stories that people come out and talk about with that one yeah and I just actually yesterday listen to Eric Weinstein solo podcast Jeffrey Epstein I love you listen to caught it he he talks about his kind of conspiracy view of it I wish I was there I would have been faster because Eric is too smart he's almost like to smart is one of those guys you talk to him I call you poor bastard you're burdened your burden trying to make sense of the world around Apes you know and all the trauma of an idiot like we were talking about he still also the 13 the twenty-year-old kid so you seeing hit a few run-ins with authority which makes it which makes him suspicious of authority and I think the r life experience defines that so you can see I've seen in a lot of different ways depending on how you've experienced but if you were there quite a lot of people that have met Epstein basically she took a picture with him your reputation is Tainted he was good me know how many people I don't mean to make it sound positive or negative it is what it is is the devil's going to be Charming so the other thing is he genuinely showed curiosity towards scientific ideas even out there big scientific IT specialist but maybe just look at it from the perspective of is the big Theory the big Theory right is that he's some sort of a intelligence operative right so he's an intelligence operative his job to try to infiltrate the scientific communities and there must have been a directive if he really is an intelligence operative is not like they like hey interest Big Love of science just feel free to do that in the side know what what what the f*** was he doing if he's an intelligence operative what is it that the intelligence having sex with underage girls we can't be that you know this is one reason people believe conspiracy theories is because a lot of them were true with you with the Epstein case like you were one of the first people that mean as a literal you're a professional skeptic and you looked at the evidence you like well you know what this might be a conspiracy you know I might be a conspiracy it's probably a goddamn conspiracy there's been enough of them about that one because after I posted something about the other two cameras broke or whatever somebody wrote me from that prison saying all those cameras are always breaking inconsistent with hanging and much more consistent with someone strangling you include including the actual area where he was hanging from supposedly like it is consistent with someone strangling you from behind not consistent with you hanging by your own weight after Weinstein got his is Harvey Weinstein got his conviction I thought they better have a real suicide watch on this guy play more incriminating to him though you know I think what he's got is probably hey I had sex with all these starlets and turn them into big celebrities and is I bet he probably doesn't want that out especially at this stage of the game nothing I don't think I'm going to make him look good and I think the thing with Epstein is he knew way too much about too many powerful people there's just some so many connections it could be made with that guy and that you know what to do gay people are asking questions that people like Bill Gates don't want to answer prince Andrew or any of these people they like to get you know I don't want to talk about this yeah by Gage but prince Andrew of course find out if it's true Bill Gates flu in the Lolita Express cuz that's what I was reading today there people trying to ask Bill Gates but it's so hard to know what's true and what's not true today that's the thing is there's so much data and so I mean one of the things that's really sad about the loss of respect for mainstream journalism and mainstream media is what we count can't count on them and who's regulating the independence who's regulating these websites who's regulating his people that are just you know so called independent journalist they're just tweeting things and finding things putting things up on their website says it's so hard to tell who's telling the truth and who's not do you want to see people piss in America fuc with football f*** with LSU football or Georgia football college football see what happens you think things are bad now f*** with the college football you know this is a weird time to because right before the election you know election comes in November or imagine if it was going on right now and elections like next week your boy Bernie dropped out yep Rap by Nate Bean Trump know that's your bath that's the guy it shows you how crazy the system is that they wanted him but they wanted Vidant it to to be there guy that they don't they can't admit that he's in cognitive decline all the time I speak for a living I f***** up all the time phuckable time to but we're also talking Library hours and hours and hours at a time if I had a prepared thing that I was doing like I stand up I don't fuk up in a sharp as f*** if you haven't worn those conversations they're asking you if someone wants to ask me questions about things that I understand like MMA or like comedy like if you want to ask me questions about things that I think about it and talk about all the time if you're blocked on but yeah I can talk to you and really clearly about those things and make a lot of sense he can't dad about politics and he's been a politician forever and that's your s*** he's he's and you know he's a guy who's suffering is in Decline and they going to try to win them out and whoever his VP is weather is Kamala Harris or whatever, maybe whoever it is but that's who you're voting for because of the timing of this right now we're in the s*** right where the April s*** is the worst time of the corona lot of people are dying this a slight drop off in New York people dying less today than yesterday slight drop off yesterday from the day before so things are looking pretty good California I can be hopefully everything's up and running again economy starts coming back on track Trump makes a couple of great speeches about Biden is more indecline it's not going to get better nose those two face off Trump's going to light him up like a Comedy Central roasts already dismissing him he's there he's like he's asleep Biden saying like someone said Biden said that he didn't write that was Democratic operative he probably doesn't even know what it says destroy a three-year-old is true


    How Fox Got Greedy and Lost "The Fighter and the Kid"
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    Burton birthday I came along to do a show think of the 80s or 90s you have to pitch it to network I have them approve it only bringing Riders you look and how long would that take to evolve into it a legit show there's going to be a pilot then test well down to seem aggressive production company and said what I want to do is smoke weed and talk a lot of s*** and say things I don't really mean by think it's funny the time that I regret it and I'm going to drink a lot of fights I'm at my feet dumbass friend, debate important topics is an author's yeah everybody what let me know they like you because of who you were before they came along before they came along you were cussing and then they want to do a sport didn't know what to do is they want to do a sport show us then they brought me in and go they go so we know what the funny kid what if we reach what if we replaced Brian with Michael Rapaport set the way dresses I can fix that that's crazy what a bunch of dummies we need half and I went oh that's not happening the last month and I think we're not Tobago that's fine we're going to go do our own thing and take all the money doing okay and they how do I hear about the same podcast just write out December and I went by can't do that do I know that the listener know I'm leaving he was don't do that cool next day I go in the pipes up so in December are contracts ups and 1/2 are s*** I tried going back the next day and we finish security out front they would let me in because my last day at Fox and reel into the only talent I think they own you the idea that they think they accept 50% but what are you doing what are you doing to my face cast to my face I don't say his name he goes just how you have your black belt in fighting of my black belt in entertainment TV no idea what you're referring to, Italy now out of the percentage that they really deserve give you the platform when you get more views did what now why would you get 50% as a guide on a man send my podcast to be part of a network not too long ago I was like what are you talkin about 50% if you want 50% what kind of has to be 50% cuz it's both of us right so it's like there's two of us yes so your party show unpunished show we need each other with the carrot together should be 50% and you're saying I can do without you. Just doesn't make any sense but that's what they used to do with TV shows nothing about Hawaii Five-O like the production company has a deal with a network and they put it together and everybody gets paid and the people that are putting it on television have a giant chunk of that that's the studio executives what are they doing what are they doing with their they taking your stuff and they're the critical mechanism that is necessary to get you on television will now the world is television our heads are through the f****** holes and now we're looking out this open-air there's no need for someone to take 50% anymore fun here fun here if they don't get it though these guys went through the fox system people went through the ABC system then went through the CBS system and if they were in that system 20 years ago this was the system this is you make deals you put together shows you're you're getting it on the air it's for your you're getting you're giving your very valuable it's a very important thing to if you got on CBS back and you know Tucson Game Change was a very important thing it sent but it doesn't make sense on the internet the internet is everybody's it's like everybody has a CVS like these gentleman who made that video on the coronavirus they don't have a network they don't need makes sense on the internet the internet is everybody's it's like everybody has a CVS like these gentleman who made that video on the coronavirus they don't have a network they don't need to do is get to one of these


    Will Harvey Weinstein Go the Way of Jeffrey Epstein?
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    and Jeffrey Epstein's house in New York City which was $70 worth $79 Bill Clinton and address them with Hillary Clinton's dress well whoever it could be either one so weird that was in his living room it's so weird so he had a painting of Bill Clinton dressed up like a woman. George Bush went to have you seen that it's almost like they held stuff over these guys to the point where they get umili a tormach in them so if you like if bill came over to his house he would see that he would say like I don't care if you're the former president you're my b**** I still don't think you should got more to lose than it does to gain cuz if he says something like that all those Hollywood Starlet they'll suck my dick sort of reinforces that games illegal and so the whole reason why he's in jail for the rest of his life is because that games illegal if he's already in there so if he goes hey celebrity she did this with me for years has Jeffrey Epstein's Hollywood pipeline ran straight to Harvey Weinstein have the rest of his life out if I ran some of them dubious websites f****** Wonder Woman really funny way of putting it to his reputation Rakuten movies I put them in movies and you imagine how stunned he must have been like with imagine your banging like some of the most famous hottest women in the world and you you're this monster you look terrible you look terrible an experiment right so vile belly Room comedy special that he did with his walker got it so crazy he's so foul looking but if a guy like him like grew up in that Hollywood System that's probably he's probably you know like a really extreme version of how they all do agree he's not the first one know that cat did the casting couch is an expression for a reason correct was real cute p**** channel to this day I mean but in but we know that that happened right it's yeah it's gross 100% as a historical reality the casting couch was a real thing make him famous and you can make a lot of money if you make good choices you smart about how you do it take an addiction just enough to keep making movies and he's with a bunch of young starlets he just looks like this monster


    Big Mistake: A Guy Broke Into UFC Fighter Anthony Smith's House
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    Nesmith fights home Intruder man charged with criminal trespass tell me about that the guy was tough to like Smith said and smaller than him said the guy was like a hundred seventy pounds said no normal human being is is able to fight like that he said I am by no means a bad attitude on the planet listen he's top 100. All the humans on the planet Anthony top 100 baddest motherfukers but he's a regular Joe and I had a hard time dealing with him and he took everything every punch every knee every elbow he took every single one of them and kept fighting me at one point Smith said his mother-in-law brought him a kitchen knife was she held to have Herman who continue to fight him he's choking unconscious have been said hey I'm sorry as he walked by after things calm down a man I'm sorry I'm sorry try to kill you computer and had swelling on his face yeah did he eat but he didn't say anything on that the answers beat the s*** on Skypark yet but the guy took it the fact that the guy only weigh 270 pounds and it says Smith fights at 205 lb is walking around 2:30 got a future in fighting to I want to let you know I mean I think after he fought Jon Jones he got the rub and he looked fantastic integrate with Gustafson if you remember that fight he could have easily won that fight with that dq8 remember that but I think John hit him and they go do you want you want to continue fighting do you want to come and go see him in the Loney I forgive you remember that used to continue the fight oh yeah I remember it vaguely he's a badass man he's very very smart guy if if you're going to act out and make the news Now's the Time just like with John like doesn't think like you would like even went to Kobe's deathlike have you heard anyone talk like that used to before this came out was it was so happy with, and what's really even mentioned it because I was so focused on this f****** virus interesting


    Joe Rogan Remembers Visiting Shady Video Stores Back in the Day
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    I don't think movie theaters going to be dead because I think everyone likes the the experience of leaving the house right but they like Blockbuster to was great you get to go out of the house you can pick whatever you want like he's a little flirty you know that you're not really going to watch the movie cuz you plan on deep Dickens write get those red vinyl you'll let them come pick some stupid movie that you never had a wife you thinking of the mall and you're going to do I'll never forget my mom still while other forget when we get to the front door like you have late fees of $275 that had the pornos Section 8 to kick open like the outdoor Josey Wales yeah they had to have the little the curtains you know The Outlaw Josey Wales when do I was kicked open the saloon door Joey Diaz is famous rapper with one of the biggest reference is always kicking open saloon doors like The Outlaw Josey Wales but they always had beads don't forget to stay at around 10 or 11 just a peek back there till they were velvet like crushed velvet maroon curtains no one would be friendly knowing make eye contact the hell's so weird just picking up boxes look around like you're like you looking at normal mortgage good friends with Tasia they beat off Boris kawliche some dudes were so scared and so scared of the fact they beat off have to hide their s*** in the woods all my God headed out then you know it was never existed before so when I was a kid when I was in high school that's when the VHS tape became common in households did my neighborhood at least I don't remember what the year was the invented the VHS VHS tape but I remember the first time I ever saw a TV on a thing push into the television and watch it and play it and then people figured out that this is a good way to watch people f*** just after high school and there was also s*** like Barnyard Betty with it was in this poor fetal alcohol syndrome baby that grew up to be a f*****-up lady whose on drugs is having sex with all these different Barnyard animals oh my God I was at my friend Billy's house and we went down to the basement or he's making sure that he's like look out at the door but watch his chick suck off a German shepherd and not all my God this is crazy because you know we were like 20 or something like that and we couldn't believe that they sent to any twenty-year-old kid if you said you know that there's ladies and if you pay him enough money off dogs pics of bloat dogs VCR was released in 1977 the United States Faces of Death came out the next year and then a 1985 teacher showed it to his class in Escondido High School will do I have to see it now and I was in 9th grade and 1981 that was my first year as a high school student so that was like right when that was kind of kicking in when you know when it was getting if you know a new invention like a thing that you can play tape and you can watch movies in your house I should take took a year to back that came out in 1975 so it was you had to only use their stuff right and apparently was way better and smaller few times so you saw me later on top yellow plastic at the gym lifting ESP because it looked ahead and wouldn't forget but I was a big deal to skip skip I remember when they first figured out how to do that in cars outside they nailed it because before if you were driving in your car and you hit a bump your f****** music would ruin the song up like the 50's really old


    Best of the Week - March 29, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    I was a conspiracy not or if I was a country that was conspiring to take over the world this is not a bad way to do it I don't think that's happening right now I want to be real clear but it's kind of the same result that we're experiencing right now we're the ones being forced to shut down with who-knows-what consequences but it's also the right thing to do so we're all like whoa you know it's another one of those things about being a person the right thing to do still feels crazy since I was like all right we're just going to sit around and I guess that's what you have to do you know it's kind of in one way encouraging is so many people are willing to stay home and people aren't rebelling like f*** you this is my country I'm going to work I'll take a chance everybody's going to get it anyway f*** you weigh less people doing that when you consider that the government is controlling 320 million people pretty crazy almost everyone's complying with staying home is only a few essential businesses and we're going to have to I think really have spacesuits to leave the house and work goddamn not going to probably be like this is metal plastic thing that wash off you're sort of saying like I I look into the future to see where we're headed and I don't see a really see much out there cuz I don't know where it is but it's not anything good cuz there's nothing there and I'll see like going to the movies again seems like that's probably close to out movies were already dying anyway they've already opened up the Billy like put those right into your house between bucks perfect way better yeah I don't know that it's just that those are all the fun things we used to do so I f*** it's also once everything's in place where they can treat people effectively and they have the adequate number of ventilators then are we going to go back to the way things were or we going to have new standards and place I don't know I don't know man that they look they did an unprecedented thing they locked down the entire country to save people's lives never happened before we're in New Territory and you know it's dangerous when a moron like me is making sense when I'm one of the people talking about something like this give us your take on how we got here because this is it's been very strange obviously the president completely miscalculated what was going to happen in the way he was explaining it to the news he was kind of saying that it was just a few cases and they'll be gone and now obviously New York City shut down the entire country is separated from each other everybody is isolating at home give us your take on how we got here will let you know that the truth is we knew this was coming or something like it we had a heads-up and and even a even a heads up before last year because this is now our third major coronavirus disaster of the 21st century we had what's called * severe acute respiratory syndrome in 2003 that started in China terrible epidemic in Toronto and actually took the the Rolling Stones to do a concert to bring the economy back to Toronto in 2003 and then it was mayor's coronavirus infection and 2012 and this is the third one so we actually do realize that coronavirus is we're going to become a new thing and we embarked on a big rotavirus vaccine program a decade ago and each time Parker so the point is this sung fortunately is becoming me normal for the globe is terrible coronavirus epidemics and we saw this one coming up and at the end of 2019 in China and I knew we're in for trouble because that's what coronavirus is do weather to was this the other two SARS and Mayors now we called this new Once ours too so the reserves one than mares and stars to so both stars 1 and mirrors made you so sick and that's such a high case fatality rate that anybody who got it was almost immediately hospitalized and basically out of the community that the difference with this one ironically is it is it's pretty lethal it's about five to ten times more lethal than regular hello seasonal flu but also there's a big group of people who don't get very sick at all and so you have this Serta Perfect mix where it's not the most lethal infection we've ever seen it's not the most transmissible infection we've ever see but it's high enough in both categories that are combined in this very toxic waste so what you have is you have a group of people who are getting very sick or in the Intensive Care Unit like older people those with diabetes and high tension even a group of younger people who are getting it very sick and then a larger group who only getting mildly sick who could still walk around the community and be out and about and stores and restaurants and infecting everybody and so this is what caused the problem it's a it's highly transmissible news on big group of people walking around spreading it and a smaller subset but a big sub said we're getting very sick and even dying in intensive care units what's playing on in New York City right now. What it whatever is stopping people from funding medical research I hope they open up the floodgates now I hope they realize you need more of these guys and then you a lot more money and they need to be way ahead of this s*** we have because this is one pandemic there are multiple different scenarios of how this happens again sure will there was another guy that died recently on a bus that they are identified as having a completely different bars in China but he got a virus that specifically hasn't jump from human-to-human it's only jump from rats to humans in the way it jumps from rats to humans is by ingesting animal feces or animal urine you know animal fluids somehow or Another live bat fluid in his body in and was dying on this bus and they pull the guy off and then you test positive for a totally different coronavirus it's killing him you think would happen I can imagine some guy gets Corona and he's got it f****** bad systems are shutting down this is it he's going to die and he wants to have sex again but he doesn't want to get anybody sick as dogs I think I cracked it and what if it's only his dogs but if everybody has to come to his ass in front of his dog we tried f****** a bunch of different dogs is there's no way to recreate this thing as we f*** Marty Marty but I thought Marty now we're all going to have to f*** Marty people everyday outside to Marty's house killing people to come too many times for Marta needs a break does it help if he blows you have put peanut butter on my deck see what happens no no no everybody's like the pounds or empty every dogs oh my God realize that freedom is itself an export and one of the great dangers is the China has been exporting the benefits of freedom from the United States into an authoritarian system so that they get the benefits of Both Worlds they get the benefits of our middle finger which I think is the secret of American innovation and they get the benefits of authoritarianism where they can do things that we can't because they can order people to do the unconscionable so my feeling is I'm on team civil liberties and team civil liberties have to be somewhat nationalistic more militaristic more command-and-control like who would you take orders from so in a lot of fields I take orders from you you're the big dog in the space you know and to the extent that you wanted to coordinate something I would use my channel I would subordinate to you and I would want sometimes people to subordinate to me if I have if I was taking a lead on something important when we have this fear of leadership because we're all so individualistic that we never want to take a note like whenever I'm training a new assistant or something one of my best practices is can I get your coffee you know it's very important to show that the ability to ask to serve somebody else in the ability to lead art I have to be a follower to be a leader in a liter to be a follower you can't you shouldn't be one of the other we need right now a more war we need more of a war footing we need for President we need we need War Senators we need people of this mentality because the nap is coming to an end and I do think Nancy Pelosi needs to resign and Bill de Blasio needs to resign I think that this Administration you know made some good moves and fumbled the ball and I believe that past administrations made some good moves and fumbled the ball and the imperative is to stop back propagating what you want to have what you want us to do like defeat prisoner's dilemma and come up with a lie that would cause us to act selfishly ration like if you tell me that a mask is actually more dangerous in my hands because it becomes germ-filled then the ideas I okay so I guess I won't use the mask yeah because you lied to me in the idea that that's what you're trying to do to get you to do what I want like if you tell me that the mask is actually more dangerous in my hands because it becomes germ-filled then the ideas I O Okay so I guess I won't use the mask yeah because you lied to me in the idea that that's what you're trying to do your fingers trying to say what would need to be true to get you to do what I want


    Eric Weinstein Says Mask Misinformation is "Deadly Nonsense" | Joe Rogan
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    who's originated the Surgeon General right now at Redfield I don't know I'm sure he's a competent physician I also think that there's a whole thing about pretending that masks don't work masks don't work in the general population please don't buy them or Healthcare people need them that is nonsense it's deadly nonsense deadly physician killing nonsense everyone I mean what we have is a situation in which we knew that the mask and personal protective equipment supplies are wildly off to say nothing of ventilators in ICU beds and now what do we do about it so we have rules like please don't bring masks to work because it's the patients or please don't wear homemade masks because they might actually be more germ-filled virus felt so you're back propagating what you wish to be true to get the action that you're looking for what we have is a prisoner's dilemma for everybody runs and buys up masks who like the people we need to be protected most of the heroes were actually dealing with covid patience and taking huge amounts of viral load so there's no question in my mind that those those are the people that is a society if you would level with us like there's a speech to give which would go like this my fellow Americans as Readiness are I am forced to Tender my resignation effective Friday this week I have failed to heed many of the warnings in our academic literature because our reserves are severely depleted imperative that we not suffer further loss of life and therefore I am forced to make an unusual request having failed you I'm asking everyone who stockpiled masks for personal use to think about doing something sacrificial for the good of us all our heroes are currently exposed to the coronavirus and taking huge amounts of viral load and I'm asking you to donate any unused masks that you have to this population as we are desperately trying to reach how much are stocks please continue to shelter-in-place and recognize that the benefit to you is minor in the benefit to us all as major and this will be following your heroic impulse to bring us back together as a nation this is it if that's where we are then it's time to revolt revolt I'll let her know what we need people to visit civil Civil Disobedience to put our Healthcare people I have not been off my property for weeks the reason I'm here in part is to do what little I can and it's very little to support the people who we who are literal heroes are life-and-death putting this out themselves In Harm's Way idea for Hospital administrators abusing our physicians and nurses makes me apoplectic with rage the fact these people are told that they can't talk to the press and they write to me in there their family and the children write to me my mother was asked to do this my Uncle Works in a prison he's not allowed to wear a mask is not allowed to bring a mask I send a message Baba blah blah blah for us to remember that we have the ability to turn over government this is we are so unprepared as a nation and we've been sold out for so long by our self-appointed leadership class who nobody wants that we either remember who we are and how this game is played at me this is like this is a pre-war footing and this can easily lead to war the transmission mechanism is you have everybody stay indoors because you're worried about deaths of accountability which is you know I don't think they're worried about the number of deaths I think they're worried about debts that the result from triage and that would result in career-ending action this is what you would say on the phone that you think that's really what's bothering them yes and then but if y'all have to stay home while they replenish our supplies then the economy goes into recession recession can become depression depressions the darn conflict in our armed conflict leads to war that would be a transmission mechanism from these stupid masks something that nobody can handle and my here's the thing we are coming up on Passover and we Jews have a tradition that I wish everybody had which is that we read one stupid story every goddamn year just a drill it into your head to make sure it's always fresh and this is when it's time to leave when it's time to change don't wait for the bread to rise this is what I say to every Jewish person like are you sitting around waiting for the bread to rise because they all know the story which is you eat the goddamn that's because the people who waited for the bread to rise are no longer with us their descendants are no longer with us and it is time to revolt this leadership class is unworkable to reason that you and I both came to the word Tulsa instantly. I don't think you took much deliberation is because Tulsi would know what to do when she's also the least encumbered she's at least burdened by everybody everybody in the system hates me yeah you know in the whole point where she would put heads on Pikes this is the moment for heads on Pikes and its importance of Vengeance thing the importances what is the cost to you killing people by failing to heed the academic literature if if a supply was was depleted and you didn't replenish it what is the cost to you there's lessons in how other countries have of you this and how they chose to act particular South Korea South Korea acted quicker smaller population than us but a much more impact the virus they shut things down very quickly yeah yeah and making sure that they visited anybody was known I mean they had a different system and it is people like you and me who loved our civil liberties I believe it in part Singapore's Draconian Society lives off of things that only we can do to our freedom so you have to realize that freedom is itself an export and one of the great dangers is the China has been exporting the benefits of freedom from the United States into an authoritarian system so that they get the benefits of Both Worlds they get the benefits of our middle finger which I think is the secret of American innovation and they get the benefits of authoritarianism where they can do things that we can't because they can order people to do the unconscionable so my feeling is I'm on team civil liberties and team civil liberties has to be somewhat nationalistic more militaristic more command-and-control like who would you take orders from so in a lot of field I take orders from you you're the big dog in the space you know and to the extent that you wanted to coordinate something I would use my channel I would subordinate to you and I would want sometimes people to subordinate to me if I have if I was taking a lead on something important we have this fear of leadership because we're all so individualistic that we never want to take an order like whenever I'm training a new assistant or something one of my best practices is can I get your coffee you know it's very important to show that the ability to ask to serve somebody else in the ability to lead art I have to be a follower to be a leader in a liter to be a follower you can't you shouldn't be one of the other I need right now a more war we need more of a war footing we need a war President we need we need War Senators we need people of this mentality because the nap is coming to an end and I do think Nancy Pelosi needs to resign and Bill de Blasio needs to resign I think that this Administration you know made some good moves and fumbled the ball and I believe that past administrations made some good moves and fumbled the ball and the imperative stop back propagating what you want with what you want us to do like defeat a prisoner's dilemma and come up with a lie that would cause us to act selfishly rash look like if you tell me that a mask is actually more dangerous in my hands because it becomes germ-filled then the ideas I go okay so I guess I won't use the mask because you lied to me to get you to do what I want what he saying so if I say for example let's imagine that I don't want to put seatbelts in cars okay and I say you know Joe a seat belt could trap you should your car go into the water off of a bridge you could infect die from the seatbelt because you become entangled it would not be able to save yourself with this map thing but that masks actually can contain are viruses and they can pull. Can kill you but you believe that that's what I'm trying to do I'm trying to say is a related rate problem let's talk about everybody gets sick and dies from contaminated masks everybody gets sick and dies from a false feeling of safety let's just go through a huge list of every bad thing or in terms of I don't breathe in either aerosolizer droplets whatever blah blah blah The Chew are real but you're focusing on like the seatbelt deaths of entanglement because you actually have a covert agenda and like and you're going to think I don't know exactly but if I had to speculate we're terrified of triage deaths deaths that occurred simply because we didn't have enough resources that was mandated to be stockpiled or talked about in the literature that's one thing that is what is liability which is all we were following the surgeon general's recommendation at the time now somebody suddenly found you know I like all the masks in the world I think that the Surgeon General would suddenly said the science would become conclusive because there would no longer be a worried about liability you just get those masks that meetball you'd get the mask to the people who need them and then you stopped transmission slow transitions transmissions by there's also a lot of just figuring it out as they go along there is figuring this out as it goes along as regards The Mask I believe that everybody knows that masks save lives on balance they know that the people who need the most have very weird rules there's this whole thing that the States versus the federal government there's this issue about price gouging and price mechanisms there all sorts of things stopping the mask problem from being sorted out one of which is the masks that are produced in China in the fact that we may have sent masks and personal protective equipment to China so there's a huge issue of accountability and responsibility and that we're back propagating our response how much we quarantine and how much we locked down what are we saying about about what the why the positions are being told not to wear masks when they're seeing patients A Deadly nonsense structural nonsense and it people like you and me don't call this out using like these crazy channel that we have then the narrative just stands until partially what we're doing is a parallel sentence making operation to the standard media which is Twitter said we will now be removing tweets if you contradict official authoritative Health sources so that's just what I did surgeon general's line sense-making operation to the standard media which is Twitter said we will not be removing tweets if you contradict official authoritative Health sources so that's just what I did surgeon general's lying cdc's line who is lying come at me


    Coronavirus Exposing China Dependence w/Eric Weinstein | Joe Rogan
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    I have not been off of my property more or less in two weeks so it's crazy to see another human being the dogs get close to each other go back like let's say the end of July everyone announces we got this thing lockdown we have a viable treatment it's no different than the flu and get you this chloroquine with the Z pack or whatever the current treatment is tongues were almost like just acquaintances I don't think that's a good idea still cold and cooties and all that but I think I think everybody's losing their s*** they definitely are I've been talking to a lot of friends that are on the extremely cautious I'd say that and you know they're not going anywhere and they're wearing gloves and masks when they step outside their house to go do some in the backyard and they put the gloves and mask down and they spray it with Lysol and come inside and it's not healthy and it is also healthy I mean the idea that we have not been tested in so long it's good to remember also that the stuff is live and real and it is always been live and real and you know if it was possible to live without the stuff that would be one thing but the 75-year nap that we've been in since 1945 is itself the greatest threat to all of us in our preparedness is just a wonderful indicator where you actually get to see this is the koala your experts this is the quality of your leadership this is what they look like when put under stress that's true right that is a good that's a good thing and I'm impressed with the medical community I'm impressed with the people that are recognizing that this is a huge problem not so impressed with the administration of all these hospitals that have them prepared and terms of like masks and ventilators and a lot of these other things not so impressed with politicians but also it just seems like everyone you said was in this nap State and hadn't really been tested and really globally no one has been tested since the pandemic of 1918 like this right 68 which I had I had the Hong Kong flu and 57 we're sort of the best parallels to this you got the Hong Kong flu and I had the Hong Kong flu and was sick as a dog I was like three two from 68 to 70 remember it oh yeah and I was in San Francisco my Grandma had to come up from LA to care for me it was it was bad there's like one of my earliest memories and 1657 I think are the best comprable to this before we go back to 1918 and almost nobody remembers these things because very weird many people that never heard of The Conch conch flu when I started talking vaguely remembered it until you just said it one of my 52-54 remember the Hong Kong flu but I do you know what I mean like I don't remember it personally know you as a health geek are up on these sorts of things that so you understand the ways in which you know for example you can never flew where the I guess the cytokine storm you know is you're either the threat from your immune system is like bigger than the virus itself or all of these various things that happened but I think that this let's call it the big nap the big nap is itself the greatest threat to us in this is this is bad but it is also a shot across our bow and it ain't this what was happening in my mind when I was on here talking with the twin nuclei problem of selling Adam we didn't stop history is not like we're past Atomic were like we figured that out we just we just hit the pause button for a little while we hit snooze and the fear is also that nefarious play will take this opportunity to a road civil civil rights to Road civil liberties and then China to gain power in the US market to gobble up a lot of stocks why everything is down and try to increase their stake in our economy and try to push you know his hands lovingly around her throat because our Elite have been moving into greater and greater States of China dependence right and so with the BDSM community refers to his breath play and I don't like it I run plays like he kind of like half choke somebody how do you know that not that huge hierarchy rules and my claim is is the China is they Supply so much of our stuff we moved all of our manufacturing base into these crazy supply chain and we are completely dependent on a strategic rival and inner China is very careful if you remember when they when they hosted the Olympics to have these amazingly impressive displays that are always friendly what they're really saying is we have our s*** together and you don't and our system was hackable it was open as long for example if you have a company that has Duty twitch shareholders that the directors of the company must do whatever whatever is in the best interest of the shareholders and everything else doesn't matter then you can have a situation where a director has to move things to China because that is in the best interests of the shareholders even if it's absolutely not in the best interest of the United States this is what Ralph Gomery who used to head this phone Foundation once said in an address I was at at the National Academy of Sciences he just said as a director I am incentivized to do exactly the wrong thing for the United States of America so I'm going to put one hat on and tell you as an American we must not move all of this over to China and then I'm going to put my directors hat on I'm going to vote to move everything over to China because I have no choice and so you know Essence the smart good people all 11 of them we're always fighting this thing about you cannot become to China dependent and it's during the big nap there was no way to make this argument convincing you couldn't say look we have a serious strategic Problem by your gate continuing moves to bring China in is the solution to every equation we can't balance and that that is really the problem is that there wasn't any ability to say we are way too dependent on a strategic rival you saw this at the beginning of the pandemic everyone was afraid of what I don't want to be. Is that a phobic I don't appear like Chicken Little until all of our friend the nutcases the marginal weirdos the supposed grifters and gadflies are the people who most got this one right and early and all the respectable people like Nancy Pelosi telling people please go to Chinatown to celebrate the Chinese New Year Bill de Blasio of New York City despite Coronavirus get out there let you know. Leave your lives don't don't let this thing hold you back these people need to resign Nancy Pelosi should resign is one thing to say we don't have enough information about this it's another thing to say take the information that's coming in disregarded and get back in there and keep fueling the economy this is exactly our leadership class there probably think about this in short-term you can Onyx be the long-term implications of us off shelter play nobody can compute the consequences of not one person in the world knows what happens when you run this experiment the made-in-america argument was always like sort of frivolous almost xenophobic like why do you want things made in America what do you care do you not do not like people from other countries do not want to buy things from other countries it was like this made of it made in America thing was like people to disregarded it in a lot of ways but when you realize that all of our medical supplies like Soma Tomar Electronics so much of all of the stuff that you need to kind of keep things exactly the way they are it's cheaper to make it over there because they will like what we saw at Foxconn but they put Nets around the building to keep people from jumping off and eat the weirdest things people trying to argue that the suicide rate at Foxconn was essentially the same as a suicide rate in the general population talking about that's where they work there's Nets around where they work is so many people where they work jump off the building to end their life because their life sucks that bad that they kill themselves at work so rare it is to kill yourself at work probably pretty f****** rare you know, that is where you have to put Nets around the building and look we're getting really tired of people going to the roof and jumping off cuz it's the easiest way to kill yourself they're going to get more creative yeah the problem is we are all hooked up to this or cheap product profits when we can't figure out how to innovate enough to actually create the juice in her own system and therefore we have to rationalize so we've gotten into this idea of every year we have to have a newer better piece of electronically if you had to go the rest your life with an iPhone 11 how much would you suffer not that much although I would say that many of us are not that excited about the next phone that would that that itself is an antiquated rabbit what I'm saying is like to why can't they make it so that you can just fix this I mean like who the f*** fixes their phone you don't fix your phone you bring it into going back to like the questionnaire I think you not depression-era thinking it's like why can't things be sustainable the plants obsolescence in the need to update so that you never a problem if you need growth to power your system then in a weird way it makes sense not to build the optimal phone because if you were to build the optimal phone and then people stop renewing everything your system stay in your system weirdly breaks down so it makes sense that the levels of the phone that you wouldn't want to do that but weirdly in aggregate if you can't start innovate if you can't figure out a restart innovation in a big way now you're stuck with either having to learn to live in steady-state which none of us Americans have no program for living study state we need growth that was the whole point of the embedded growth obligation idea that it's suffused throughout every institution every Pension Plan assumes growth right all right so now we have this problem where we don't have the growth and we need the growth and then in a weird way the planned obsolescence is like fake growth it means that we're going to re-buy our phone even as if they were now highly Innovative so there's like a weird way in which we become dependent on nonsense where we don't have the growth and we need the growth and then in a weird way the planned obsolescence is like fake growth it means that we're going to Bree by our phones even as if they were now highly Innovative so there's like a weird way in which we become dependent on nonsense


    Cartel Weed Could Be Poisoned
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    2004 have there been plans implemented to clean up and also restore waterways and all the different absolutely absolutely in now there's like a whole they realize this is an issue until there's a there's precedent there's very much so and and that largely came from what we saw you know in those early years the 2004 first stop on down there on Dexter Canyon Creek and then what we had on Ciara's all my partner was shot 2005 about then we started also see the bear poison Cindy's grows like the carbofuran bottles and just to give a background this stuff is so deadly it was made as an insecticide rodenticide just to kill anything that you put on any type of Agricultural Product and it was made originally back and I think like the 50s for legitimate Agriculture and then when they found out how toxic it was NEPA Bandit from you sore even possessions felony to have in the country and use it anywhere without special licenses through legitimate channels Ali banat like 15 years ago cuz I was so nasty but because it does keep everything off the marijuana plants I mean nothing can even get near it without dying almost instantly they still get in third world countries they can get it in Mexico and it gets smuggled across the border with the groups that the drug trafficking groups because it's so effective regardless how poison it is and we were starting to see more and more of that stuff as we were starting to grab more of a specialty to do in this job more you know thoroughly and safely and get into the cleanup of this is one of them I brought this up with Dan Crenshaw the other day and I talked about you and because he's against federally making marijuana federally legal and I said one of the problems with it being illegal is des and I was explaining these grow-ops at for the rest of the country where marijuana is illegal by the vast majority it like what was the number that you said the percentage that was his grown in California that's illegally sold through the rest of the country 70% marijuana population or marijuana product that you're buying if you live in in place like South Dakota went wherever I don't even know it's legal in South Dakota where is the illegal they're buying it from here exactly and it's because one of the reasons because our state laws say that won't first while we're close to Mexico so the cartel members can come up really quickly drive and then the other problem is that our state laws when we made marijuana legal recreationally here weeks severely lower the penalty for any legal grow-op became a misdemeanor correct that was the that was the thing you know when we started the the Department's special team that the spec ops marijuana enforcement team that had more goes into part of my job is being the co-founder of that and a team leader was Outreach so I was speaking to legislative groups before we legalize under prop 64 than the tide or medicinal marijuana laws that that came about that same time and I was talking to conservation groups that you and I would be I'll be part of preservation animal rights groups high school kids new assemblies right watch out you know if you're using weed make sure you're not using this stuff cuz it's so nasty things like that and my whole point was if we're going to regulate guys we see a common let's just regulates Mark let's not lessen any penalties for the trespass grow that the cartels are doing our public lands of private lands and also the other game groups and there's there's other groups you know that to a smaller extent but unfortunately when we did regulate and all that was passed two years ago they did Watertown so public land cultivation went to like you said it a felony to a misdemeanor and if you're at juvenal cultivator on public-private land in one of these juvenile you know cartel members and there's a lot of young ones learning if it's an infraction and that took a lot of emphasis away from that part of the problem and left us out there basically alone with a couple other agencies to fight it for the average person that would sound before you knew about the cartel that would sound like a good idea at will hey if marijuana is legal was probably had a big deal exactly the other problem is these people that are buying this marijuana in the rest of country it's highly likely that they're going to have some of that pesticide on it right and how bad is that stuff is that stuff ever killed someone from smoking this it legal marijuana we don't know if it's killed anybody directly because by the time it gets distributed throughout the country does dissipate a little bit but it's still highly toxic to put it in perspective about three years ago we had two Federal officers back he's not even in California in a public land grow that had all that toxic on it so they have cartel grows out there they do they do they actually Crow we have them in about 20-25 or 27 other states to a much lesser extent and something we need to look at is California I mean we're one of only six Mediterranean climates in the whole globe so we are great weed growing stages like our wine industry man we got great great weather for it so we can grow outdoor indoors I mean February almost December right and that's why it's growing here and that's why the black market Dothan you know the private land communities in the cartels are everywhere across the country with this stuff but they'll go wherever they can until you know diversify the network so we do have it in other states to a much lesser extent and it's something we need to remember is even though about half the country has these grows in mm2 to a lesser extent than California the same groups are under the same Enterprise they're doing human trafficking doing gun-running you know to fuel the fight down to Mexico methamphetamine production and now the new synthetic fentanyl that's just killing thousands especially on the East Coast are coming from these group so it's all one enterprising of course we focus on the Cannabis issue because that's what the factor while Lancer waterways it's right at the Hub so yeah it is it's it's Nationwide it's not a California problem and we may be really really careful even though we're talking about a team in California game wardens we're trying to tell when they the Cannabis issue because that's what the factor while answering waterways it's right at the Hub so yeah it is 6/8 Nationwide it's not a California problem and we may be really really careful even though we're talking about a team in California game wardens we're trying to tell a nationwide story because the nation needs to know


    Everlast Accidentally Smuggled Massive Amounts of Weed Into Japan
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    first time I went to Japan with house paint until we go home and literally take one set of clothes out of a bag thrown in another bag and leave so we got to Japan and on this particular trip I brought my girlfriend at that time and I think Danny didn't leave his own homie or whatever but I'll be brought a bunch of guests and it really gets through customs and as I'm getting through customs the guy reaches into his one jacket I have any closes hand out and there's this I'm not going to but he's like what is that and I was like what can you speak English cuz he said it in Japanese so I said okay okay what is that was like my brain just was like well f*** man just stand looks like weed so it looks like weed you know I just f****** owned it that's just a little right f****** taping the f****** finger like I have like my my lady everything at the time everybody got the strip search they never strip-searched me they searched everything I had all my bags everything right they tested one nug of weed whatever I end up after several hours the record label paid off whatever their to pay off we got into the country and we're able to do our tour and the point in the story there was a f****** hate my guts the whole f****** Bunch when we get to the hotel I'm unpacking my back trying to figure out how the whole f****** thing happened and looking at the jacket and I reach into the pocket that was as nothing in there I think that's crazy I reach into the other pocket of the jacket I pull out a f****** ounce of f****** weed they never looked in the other pocket of the jacket but at the last tour like had enough left over just throw it in the pocket not thinking about it on one side for a long time but I got it I called the whole I called everybody that smoked in the crew down to the room after that and I was like your check it out man I really didn't mean this to happen but I probably had more good ass f****** weed in Japan than anybody at the time stop and think of that moment that moment if they didn't go in that one pocket and it went the other pocket first and they found that giant bag of weed we wouldn't be having this conversation we probably wouldn't know I don't think so that's a lot of weed who knows though Mouse paint this was like when the only story like it was like Paul McCartney is banned for life because he got caught with some weed that's that was like that when I don't know if it still exists but there was a point where he was banned for life cuz he got caught with weed over there working yeah that's a problem what's the number one problems number one problem with laws against things like we'd like as long as you can buy some Wiz Kids part of the number one problem a lot of it too is why these prisons are private eyes and they don't want to let a lot of these guys go home and get money for the amount of f****** people in their prisons this whole leg urban legend that I mean it's very believable about this letter that went around like a bunch of people in the in the in the hip hop music industry got not don't know maybe it was within the last decade where they describe like this guy claimed to be a member of the Elite Class of like Executives of the music business in there in the mid-90s and whatnot and there was a time when the private prison industry kind came and got involved in our lungs fast and then kind of help direct like things like rap music and then you remember these to be like public I don't know if you have big are you a fan of music you were at the time of Clans and Public Enemy lose all these proactive like you know counters to like the party drug dealer guys or whatever you're there was another side to it that we existed and was successful and flourished you know amongst it you know and that disappeared that begin like they're this letter that went around was I kind of claiming this guy was part of this thing and he left a meeting when they just got through the whole conspiracy thing I could go but it's like totally believable guys with director music and a f****** media in a certain direction to encourage f****** basically a cycle of f****** prison


    Joe Rogan | Having Cheetahs as Pets
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    Ryan is one of the best that he's so silly like most of his podcast and he does at home with me and him are pretty cool podcast but we've known each other forever we've been best friends since 1994 that right yeah I mean I broke up with his girl and Brian she was she was calling me because she was horny and I was like look I have a new girlfriend but I'm trying to f*** you and he's just like me Brian on my ex-girlfriend he f***** her one of the funniest conversations I ever had with an ex-girlfriend she calls me I'm supposed your friend came inside me and I went what she goes yeah your f****** friend came inside me and I was like well did you tell him that you're on the pill she was no no I'm not on the pill and I was like well I don't know what to tell you girlfriend call you up mad because your friend ejaculated inside of her it was one of them hung up the phone I literally fell to the ground laughing I was lying on my back on the floor my house like it's just so ridiculous as Bryan Callen but I've been friends with a guy forever do all of our conversation so like that conversations are like jokes and hazing and shiting on each other but it's all hugs and love and mean and generous and anything I was looking at Instagram and he's seated next to I know it was a cheetah I like to get up in the morning scraps you a hug together Antelope nearby apparently you can get real close to them in some environments but cheetahs in particular lot of people keep them as pets like you see like a lot of chic's like Rich guys in the Middle East a driving around and they're f****** am G wagons with a cheetah next to them cheat on a leash in the Cheetahs just cool with it so you know but nobody never did that with hippos I think you want to go next level and then right now there are a ruthless f****** animal now I see it they don't play any games yeah for vegetarians it's not even like that wear their food they are vegetarians eat me I know you know deer and cows eat birds are not going back into the vampire. There's a lot of people don't want to believe it they think that but they did will eat a bird if you get a chance you know they know it's food weird and they haven't herbivores digestive tract of a bird is a lot of videos they seemed really playful and friendly real sweet it's real weird things guys like nuzzling these hyenas Vegenaise do hydeia that's your system they have they have like one of the strongest bite ever measured because they're at their whole thing is just smashing bones and trying to get out the nutrition that the Lions leave behind so they're all just about crushing bones so they're at their whole face is designed to Smash Mouth yeah and you know that they're they're f****** receipt here's a guy he's hanging out with these hyenas he plays with them leave this house all but date they're playing with them there either they seem to think he's like they're there buddy but they're they're biting him but they're gentle and the kid rip his arm clean off but they're biting his leg and you know he's not going with them living room light as face I do not know I do not know because I think a lot of these have to do with imprinting y'all yeah for sure that was the thing with my friend Phil demurs who worked at Marineland one of the reasons why he's so furious at them as cuz he's got a walrus name smooshy and the walrus imprinted with him when it was really young right walrus things that says mom okay that he is rather than the walruses mom you know so he's just on this f****** furious quest to get this walrus released and the shutdown the s******* known as Marineland he's been sued forever about the lawsuits as long as I've known him and he's been coming on this podcast for years for years we've been trying to boost its signal and trying to get the word out and then when Blackfish came out that the sort of really turn the tide right or people got a chance to see what Orca captivity is really like then unlike holyshit this is horrific it is absolutely barbaric for years we've been trying to boost his signal and trying to get the word out and then when Blackfish came out that sort of really turn the tide right or people got a chance to see what Orca captivity is really like then like holyshit this is horrific it is absolutely barbaric


    Joe Rogan: Daniel Craig is the Greatest James Bond of All Time!
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    so much content right now and never never been a time with his think about what a better time it is entertainment wise we quarantine quarantine cancel cuz there are lots of different companies that could do it they could maybe open up like maybe 50 people and you just separated by two chairs or something I do that after you open up the door during this quarantine to get new movies and shows it's Friday my son's punk as f*** for it I got pushed back to November everyone if they come out with a badass James Bond film would be all over and everybody text her friend do this f****** new James Bond movies that s*** Daniel Craig James Bond Diablo 89007 Daniel Craig James Bond of all time the greatest game of all time I don't believe him as a beautiful man I don't believe him as a murderous English fukin speak character I believe eat it is one guy Daniel Craig they can all eat s*** if you ever want to sell but I'll buy that really has to be a bad motherfuker legitimate bad motherfuker have you ever heard of a black James Bond now it's so f****** funny f****** good that's fine Daniel Craig it's right now as of right now he's the best ever the only one I believe but I believe if they had a similar movie with Idris Elba I believe that too Idris Elba I know I know you might be even telling the truth because they have character and then there's people who take Dives cuz you're the type of people and then there's people who take. So if you're the type of people who takes a dive how I got to believe you anyway


    How Much Freedom Are We Willing to Sacrifice to the Coronavirus?
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    article in the Atlantic about tracking you with cell phones and tracking you in comparison to trusted people that tested negative like that that that could be the way that we can release people from quarantine and this is because if you have to have a health app on their phone that's really do have to keep the app up-to-date there's one on every iPhone already yeah but I think this is a different kind of it's not you know it's a different kind of thing that like you have to have like you have to be certified that you tested clean for covid-19 it's on your phone Isabel certificate just accepted that people can be sick and we prefer Freedom over a hundred percent safety we've always accepted but my point is we've always accepted that and if we decide to keep going further down that rabbit-hole where we make someone carry device we can track their location you have to have a travel weird man up to what have you been partying all night and go to the airport then like I see you have cancer like no no I just did Coke slippery road if you tell people they have to have a phone everywhere they go right now you don't you can have a driver's license and or a passport and you can get on a plane and you're fine you don't have to have a phone you don't have to have a phone right now and I'm not saying you shouldn't have a phone but I'm saying if someone's going to tell you that you have to have a phone everywhere you go things are going to get slippery but what it was going to be able to track you 100% what if it's just like that's what you scanned and make sure you're healthy but that's the problem is this, but think about all Google has done and is not a knock on Google but all Google has done with basically just the information that they give two companies of what your activities are right this is the reason why when you're talking about things needs Google add pop-up why why is that why when you look up something you find those ads and everything was trying to tell you things figure out the modern what you're looking at you try to figure out what makes you tick why would they do that with this to why wouldn't you do that with this to why wouldn't I give if you could track people you could try out who's going to pay for that software and all that stuff would you rather and while they're doing their light you know everything they do what's this app on them but they can't leave behind the checks their health a group that has more power over an individual rather than another individual is not like the thing about having a massive group that can tell one person that they can or can't do something is it can be abused if everyone's even it can never abuse if we all follow the same rules and same laws then okay we all agree that you we all have the same amount of control and power over each other's lives but as soon as you have more control than the person who you're monitoring then things can get weird it's just natural people are weird they they control people they like controlling people they like abusing power a lot of people that have power abused power so if you give the power of constant surveillance and exchange for the freedom to be able to go everywhere you want in the relieving of quarantine we just want to know your Healthy no big deal like okay well let you out more likely what's more likely is a crazy thing happens and people automatically take advantage when they find an opportunity especially the more SoCal tickets at f****** conspiracy I take advantage of things that happen that's more likely what's more likely is a crazy thing happens and people automatically take advantage when they find an opportunity especially the more predatory amongst us


    Opie & Anthony and Stern Helped Make Podcasts What They Are
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    I want you say it stand up in podcasting really yeah well podcast things right now its emerging as a different Beast see before people joke about it they will we doing like Howard Stern's to make fun of it I wanted you out your window what are you doing and you know what he was coming from you got to think he's a Pioneer and radio and traditional radio and he made his bones radio and he carved his path and radio then I'll send this thing comes along with anybody can do it the threat the threat but it's also see in a way I understand his perspective because in his day when he made it he had to compete against all these other Killers Arts you got all these other morning guys all over the country and then when he goes it's indicate so he'll invade Chicago he's invading Los Angeles trying to take over taking over but there was only a few slots right so you couldn't couldn't listen to his show later listen to it then so everyone's competing during these slots so you have the slot that is 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. that's drive time baby even now he doesn't know podcast and like I remember I used to listen to Howard for a long time and it probably like maybe a year ago they brought up something cuz you s*** on podcasting is to podcasters even make money and one of the guys got on there and I forget his Cruz name I think Joe Rogan if you like Snot long time listener first-time caller well doesn't matter what bum me out and again I'm a huge Howard Stern fan I think you and I think maybe I forget to send it to me by sense to you when Howard Stern it released that to his employees has like a a yearly like meeting with his employees someone recorded it damn it makes you feel so sick f*** did you realize how Hollywood Deuce by the idea of what first of all you need friends you need really good friends that are like you that are in your world I think one of them's is separates us all of us as comics from rest of Hollywood is like goddamn were glued to each other yes we're gluten we should on each other we laugh it would complement each other we love each other and call each other with each other different thing and no one that but also it's not a doggy dog know I know everybody is running out of that room telling everybody that murdered it and when is he Bill Burr Go on stage the main room and crush it you're coming out and saying it and I'm coming out and saying it and count saying it we're all excited like God damn that was awesome at holy s*** about telling people you see a love for the art and a love for each other did the camaraderie like the the wanting people to be good you realize like he doesn't have to just be about you and they didn't I don't think they I think that's what you were talking about competition earlier talking about Jordan and Tyson in the Balkans yes I think one guy like commit suicide news I guess I felt bad for that you know you don't like that that time that's what I had to do well that's what he did right whether he had to do it or not that's what he did what you know doing it it did work and you felt like you had to do and look he's also we have to be everything you have to look into you got to look at it with perspective and in my head would Howard Stern's always going to represent is that guy who paved the way like without him you got to realize there was nothing like Howard Stern before Howard Stern do it didn't exist you had on IMS was kind of risque and then Here Comes this really tall long-haired rock and roll type do doesn't give a f*** and you just want to have pornstars on my girls are riding vibrators and people farting songs in the microphones is madness and he's getting sued by the government man so that the government that their come huge judgements against the company that owns if he keeps going and he keeps Goin podcast all are you know Patrice used to say like Patrice you say about other Comics that like David tell Dave Attell got a lot of babies and what a man is that there's a lot of other Comics that would imitate David tell out of the fact that they were fans and they were insecure and if they're not plagiarist they just weren't good yet when I was young man I sounded I used to sound exactly like Richard jeni really heard myself on stage when I've been doing an open I caught myself doing like a bad Richard jeni impression with my material when I was like 21 or something 222 like, terrible it was such a Richard jeni fan at the time that is like mimicking him onstage purpose myself and a lot of mannerisms like Brian or delete anybody was he created this radio cab he created this chaos we had these these people this wack Packers were out of their f****** mind and he would interview them and and and talk to all these nuts f****** people that was the first one then remember yet but if he wasn't like oh how's your movie but we f****** and then he made it possible people to talk the way we talk and then Opie and Anthony were the next important phase because when Opie and Anthony where where hang where is Howard is The Man Behind the switchboard and Howard is in control of isn't is it is Universe with Opie and Anthony people just show up like I'd be on the air and it would be like four or five other Comics there and we would we would love it and Jim Norton download all the time whatever he's a very interesting. I loved his love of transexuals and he's honest and raw where were the first loose hang you know so I can get it would kind of be orchestrating a little bit we're like keeping everybody making sure you know keep an eye on everything making sure it didn't get out of hand and then Anthony is this very he's a guy who grew up doing construction and that's how I literally how it got in the radio but is also very intelligent very inquisitive since he's got like a regular guy sensibility but he's also very f****** smart and then he would have all these comics and then Norton was great, can South would be there in maybe Colin Quinn and Bill Burr and me and shaffir and all this madness man was nothing like that really know made podcast become what they are because like those guys Comics just hang out and talk no one ever like Comics just hang out and run the show before opening Anthony so the big steps to podcast and where Howard Stern is most important and then after how it's turned these are Howard Stern's babies Howard Stern's babies are like Opie and Anthony were Howard Stern's babies but they became their own thing just like a comic would imitate David Tao when he's a young guy up and then as he gets older he finds his own speed in this a lot of comics right now that are like top-level guys that I bet if you watch them 10-15 years ago they would sound a lot like someone else and then Opie and Anthony open up the door to podcast and cuz they made comics where they could just hang and then everyone's got their own style like Ron funches has his own style Erik Griffin has his own style you and Brian have your own style Theo's got his completely stopped all of us have these different thinks the girls got his style Christina pazsitzky have their Style Spartanburg yes the world is more Bountiful than it was back then it's not like Burt and Burr or competing against Bert was one run by one production company but Burton Barr will run by a different they're both going to be at noon and you have to listen to one of the other and Burton and it's f****** argument you now they're going to take us out of noon and that's that's that was what they had to do with it was a totally different Dynamic now it's a totally it's like we were trapped in these tunnels fighting for air and pop and we got to the top of the all the air you want is free are free are you can just put up a podcast video put up put up a makeup video makeup sketch fighting for Erin pop we got to the top of the tunnel in this all the are you want it's free are you can just put up a podcast video put up put up a make a video make a sketch and then it might get seen by a million people


    Charles Manson's CIA Connections w/Brendan Schaub | Joe Rogan
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    by the way I got through the laundry series on I still have to watch the Netflix documentary on your boy that looks exactly like you and I threw my s*** out about Elizabeth Holmes chick that robbed every the Rhino that's right, is it good good one UK mantle different gas smell like what I say too much cuz I want Tom to explain you haven't him on next week that books so f****** that he knows the things that are absolutely one-hundred-percent provable just those things are mine blowers it's documented to Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco and and the cops they did a lot of s*** in the 1970s with drugs and people for experiment the 60s and the 70s and that's how they created the Unabomber man to Ted Kaczynski was a part of the Harvard LSD program Unabomber in his own words the first time that dick that he only let one person ever interview them and it's all the tapes from the interview and you know his defense team goes listen dude you're not going to get the death penalty if you just plead Insanity goes insane insane to you cuz I'm not insane and so he fired his defense team because they wanted to say was insane because I'd rather die than be called insane think I'm not in saying I'm a genius goddamn because he's not correct to kill those people but he is correct that technology is eventually going to overcome people


    Joe Rogan on Bernie Dropping Out, Coronavirus Effects on 2020 Election
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    they're not going to miss a beat didn't didn't Gavin Governor say something about football not coming back he doesn't count when you talk to him he doesn't count when you talk to like Trump and some of these other people talk to Trump told the NFL the Commissioners like I'm planning for NFL season is not skip a beat f*** with football shoe football or Georgia football college football see what happened you think things are bad now f*** with the college football weird time to because right before the election you know election comes in November like imagine if this this s*** was going on right now in the elections like next week that they wanted him that they wanted that they don't admit using cognitive decline I mean not very strange f***** up all the time I speak for a living I f***** up all the time what do you want to ask me questions about things that I think about it and talk about all the time if you're black. And I could talk to you and really clearly about those things and make a lot of sense he can't do that about politics and he's been a politician forever and that's your s*** he's he's you know he's a guy who's suffering is in Decline and they're going to try to Wilmot and whoever his VP is whether it's Kamala Harris or whatever, maybe that's who you're voting for reminder Country George Bush was the present here and I don't know we'll see there's no way that's especially because of the timing of this right now we're in the s*** right where the April s*** is the worst time of the corona lot of people are dying this a slight drop off in New York people dying less today than yesterday slight drop off yesterday from the day before so things are looking pretty good California can be very good right now we're crushing it huh so and then you go June July August hopefully everything is up and running again economy starts coming back on track Trump makes a couple of great speeches about Biden is more indecline it's not going to get better knows those two face off Trump's going to light him up like a Comedy Central roasts already dismissing him someone said Biden said this was heated first of all he didn't write that was Democratic operative he probably doesn't even know what it says it's like Mike Tyson versus 3 year old is true that are in the middle that are you know a lot of people that are casually acquainted with politics listen to his message of doing good for the working class I think you helped out with more people is what it is you want to have a conversation that was such a bummer because I turned all the stuff that I didn't stand up and like things that are said drunk about Masada podcast and put it in quote as if I'm a homophobe or a Transformer racist or they just lied to make it look like Bernie was supporting some right-wing person with me while I'm left wing it made me feel like this is a dirty business like I want to be a part of your journey to the nerdiest they're trying to change people's opinions with deception it's not like they're trying to tell you how good their guy is the using deception the using fuckeries it's lazy it's a sleazy business is not a meritocracy I got emails released a lot of them will they reached out to the publicist but I'm not interested in look I'm only interested in interviewing people that I thought were interesting I was interested in like Andrew Yang and I like him too Andrew Yang and I liked him too I love Tulsi gabbard I just think she has her to know she's so dangerous those people that they they just they wouldn't want never tried changing the rules keep it from debating after she sang Kamala Harris they like this lady's too dangerous


    UFC Indefinitely Postponed - Joe Rogan Reacts
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    no I want to kick his ass I want to talk about to kill him I forgot the bit but what events postponed indefinitely due to covid-19 Dana White says he's ready for multi-event but things were taken out of troll much much more complete government stepped on this s*** is do it if I definitely could get tested and then I would have to know the results before I come back so I can even then you don't know if they're testing was a little dicey it also said it was hypothetical on like if they can get that done or get it mass-produced or whatever it is and it works and it's accurate than they will proceed but I'm so disappointed looking out for human nature it's human nature to Edward Snowden found out about the NSA like a course they could if they could they're going to do it to find a way it's Human Nature you know how adamant Dana wedding go get that in there supposed to happen April 18th has been cancelled and white confirms ESPN Executives and he is doing so damn thinking the power of Disney government regulations by state government would be there probably can't do this they're saying it's not worth it. Imagine that having all these fights that you have to make and having all this pressure on you and you're also like a famous guy like Dana is only two president Family Dollars in the you get used to that you can use the help you do you do compensated well for it a man who doesn't give a f*** he's nuts did everyone Logan just f****** $5 as long as any other disease where we understood it better I would be way more confident you understand numbers though we do but we don't understand Michael Yo okay Michael you almost died almost. But he did it but he was in the hospital for a week but he's fine okay okay people who are less robust than Michael Yo to die so we got to figure out like what the f*** this virus is how is it get treated what's the most effective way and then then then it makes sense that we're a little bit more loose with our regulations 1% Michael Yo he's in this shape compared to the UFC fighter he's f****** Adele you know I'm saying like he's not in shape compared to Tony Ferguson works out alot you really does again computer Tony Ferguson that's fine anything you can do like that in the forest Island that's what I've been cool about this UFC thing if it really did go to f*** Island not anymore remote situation if it's a small island if you could control the whole island test everybody 100 how much money is the UFC and be spending on these private job how much money are they going to be making with the reality show about moving the UFC to the island cuz I'm watching that s*** f*** Tiger King I watching Dana White's with his crazy or screaming and running around trying to figure out a way to product Island international waters and that's what I do like bro that's one episode like this I'm hoping I'm hoping they obviously I'm hoping the current treatment is the one that works but two if that's not the one that works maybe they find something just as good I think we got a lot accomplished people that don't think it's a good idea but I'm not interested in putting myself at risk but my real concern was how do I know if I contracted it and then I bring it back how am I going to know and then I'll be honest to myself like I really wouldn't know so the only way I would be able to do it is to do it and then be in quarantine until I get tested it worth it packed it and then I'll bring it back how am I going to know and then I'll be honest to myself like I really wouldn't know so the only way I would be able to do it is to do it and then be in quarantine until I get tested that ain't worth it


    Michael Shermer Suggests Possibly Rallying Around Trump During Coronavirus Crisis | Joe Rogan
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    that's all very promising you know it's it's really interesting to because it would become such a hot political topic you know there's so many people that are angry at Trump but they were angry at Trump back when he was closing the travel from China which turned out to be a great idea and you know Donald Trump Jr tweeted today a compilation of CNN and all these other different networks giving out bad information way back in January information saying this is going to be fine don't worry Dana it's not as deadly as the flu each worry about the flu you know don't change your plans don't do anything so a lot of people got this wrong and but so many people are trying to make this a political point right now and it's really it's so so useless it's it that you know about pointing fingers and everything at this point in time they need to concentrate on getting mask equipment keeping people healthy if they can and then Edge people on how to keep your immune system strong and lets you know it's try to let's try to get people to understand the consequences of not taking care of your body it has to be the worst job in the world president no matter what you do everyone's going to have two people going to hate you advantage of the of the pandemic to increase their power and civil liberties you know in hungry and and and turkey and Israel China of course Putin in Russia gets lumped in there like in Yahoo so you're something like this I mean you just clamp down on all travel until he would have been totally accused of being an autocrat he's you know he wants to be a dictator look what he's doing okay so he doesn't do that and then he's accused of not doing enough when it looks like we should have done more and then he said well I'm not going to tell all the governor's what to do and then I'm going to honor states rights for now and of course he gets hammered for that it's like you know but that's actually that's not what an autocrat would do in Minecraft would say yeah I'm telling everybody what to do in a drop all the polarisation politically rally around the present even if you hate him and Senators voted for the Warren at univ for the invasion of Afghanistan and including Iraq including Hillary right so maybe we ought to do that I know people just can't stand Trump and then he's at the idea like saying something nice or supportive or not being critical seems hard to do but maybe this is way worse than 9/11 2001 it seems like you just keeps ramping up and Trump is such a naturally polarizing figure that it's gotten another the left vs right has gotten so extreme right now it's almost impossible for rational discourse and this is one of the reasons why it's a good time now to talk about your book giving the devil his due to graph of the people that self-identify as Centrist vs. now which more polarized she had this two-hump camel here and that's from 2019 94 2004 and then close to today when did is that a trump shift that little hoe no no no no about 2,000 it will really under Obama by 2008 the polarisation got worse and worst far-left far-right young strong Republican strong the Democrat whatever and said that that middle ground has been is been drinking the centuries have been drinking in the polls have been increasing some more more people are polarized conservative talk radio and television or media but but in general I think we've just been more polarized in the sense of not just saying while I disagree with you I think you're wrong but that you're evil your more polarized in the sense of not just saying while I disagree with you I think you're wrong but that you're evil you're you're you're immoral you know this is the worst thing that's ever happened to us and so on this kind of ramping up of the cat catastrophism do you know is not healthy


    Michael Shermer: How to Discuss Issues in an Age of Tribal Politics
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    identified though just a moment ago was that if people identify with their beliefs that is the specific say political platforms like an immigration abortion civil rights whatever secondary to the deeper core moral values that people hold I defined myself as a liberal and if I mess up as a Conservative Republican whatever and this but you don't need abortion thing I think you're wrong and here's what the impulses well but if I give if I gave up on that one then I'm going to lose all these other ones and then I have given up my identity rights out like when I get to debate creationist intelligent design theaters and so on you know I could tell that if I give people a choice like you have to choose between Jesus and Darwin for your life or not picking Darwin okay because it is sort of belief in their dogmas about Jesus that is their core beans who cares about Darwin and you know whoever the scientist was but if I say keep these as keep your whole religion I don't care what you believe what the science is really good on this and here's why you should follow the facts and you don't have to give up anything for it so I thought okay I'll listen Conservative then climate change is just a proxy for something else like I believe in free markets and free enterprise and I'm pro-business and those guys over there you know they want to attack that now unfortunately allegory success with his film and books and so forth then affiliated climate-science with a left-wing liberal cause there for conservatives have to go against it even though he knows how that much about climate science has become something else that you identify yourself is so we have to take that out of the formula like you keep your worldview that you define yourself as don't give up that but just follow the facts on these specific issues if you're right Wing you used most absolutely certain my skepticism about climate change right so when somebody publicly signals where they stand on say climate change what they're really saying is luck I'm I am publicly declaring my commitment to my team bet that's right in and saw a lot of cognitive science studies of reasoning shows that we we generally don't reason toward finding the truth but defending positions that are part of our team ideology or so Collective whole and in this case we've been talking about left and right but you know there's there's a religious idea or economic ideologies and so on that are part of that is that that's fine Defender team but you know what I try to do in the book has dissed entangle the specific issues let's just take them one by one like why can't I be personally against abortion I don't want to do that but I and I recognized say Ben Shapiro's Arguments for the rights of the fetus but I also think we have conflicting moral values are the rights of a woman and and the history of the way women have been treated and Men of always tried to Lord it order over women's reproductive choices historical this is always lead to bad things like infanticide and and back alley abortions and so on are on one side or the other I recognize and acknowledge your argument a really good band or whoever is a pro-lifer but I still hold this position I think there's a lot of progress that can be made socially to kind of reduce the tension when you say I acknowledge your position I understand it and Steel Man in the argument and then the person on the other side feels like I think that's a that is the best topic when it comes to that because it's when you get to a particular we get to a late-term abortions boy that's a very hard thing to defend morally and ethically and it's also one of things about the abortion topic is that it's so uniquely human in that it's such a messy topic it's not does not like here's a clear one don't murder people right don't guess it'll have to be yeah that's clean that's that's that's a clean subject abortion is not that clean like when is it okay is it okay when the fetus is not a fetus when it's just a bundle of cells most people like you when when do we decide will that such a messy subject and it's such a human subject and I like you I am on the side of pro-choice and I think that it is the woman's choice to decide whether or not she wants to keep the baby but I also recognize at a certain point in time that choice becomes very different the choice becomes very different when is a 6 month old fetus like what is what are we saying there if you if you are just I am pro-choice. Okay are you pro-choice up until the day of birth like when do you back it off when do you back it off and it it is a subject that people do not want to breach they don't want to touch and particular particular people on the left when it comes to deciding when it's okay when it's not okay because they feel like this is angling towards and elimination of a woman's right to choose and it angles towards this is very difficult conversation where are you you recognize that there is a difference between someone who's 7 months pregnant and someone who's 7 days pregnant there's a very very big difference and if we can't acknowledge that then we are being tribal we're being ideologic where's are sticking to our position because we feel like if we concede that this is a complex issue then we open up the door to possibly losing a woman's right to choose and losing these Reproductive Rights yeah I think part of the problem is that we tend to dichotomize most moral issues is right or wrong good or evil and in the problem is it the law has to draw the line somewhere we have to have a law and to get along teenage is this instead of that or the driving age is this the point of which you can have abortion is right here but most most of life is much more on a spectrum a Continuum so here I make the distinction in the book between binary thinking and continuous thinking most moral issues are on a continuum everybody know know where do you draw the line and another Messi human subject yep yep but if you think of it's like well it's a Continuum instead of a binary choice and you know whatever answer it's not just right or wrong good or evil that there's different places to set the the dial so something and hear the comparative method of looking at what different countries do is experiment thinking of those experiments like Japan has a very tight sweat it way down here they let almost nobody in Australia is a little looser but but the tighter than us and so on it kind of look at the consequences of letting just many people in or that many people and see what it does with all countries are different summer more diverse summer more homogeneous you have to account for that and I do not instead of binary thinking continuous thinking abortion you just articulated a perfectly I mean 7 days I'll come on you know it's just a bundle of cells Creed's thoughts on the Nugget place but we have to have a line somewhere so the lies to do that but that been forces us into that binary thinking which is not helpful between these two sides and I think that's so much of what people subscribe to when they do choose an ideology once they choose an ideology they they have this conglomeration of ID did they adopt and they adopt in order to be accepted by the tribe and its this is also a very unique aspect of human communication and civilization that we we have to adhere to the principles in the ideologies of that tribe so you just take on all these thoughts and it's one of the real problems with only having two choices in this country when it comes to politics and it comes to just styles of life you know and there's so many people that take great Relish in switching teams 2 is like I was a liberal my whole life then one day I woke up and realize I was being a moron and now and now I'm a pro-second Amendment Pro Trump Maga make America great keep America great it's interesting cuz those are sometimes the most the most passionate supporters of the new side whether they are there are newly liberal or newly conservative or you know some of the people that are the most interesting to talk to her people that used to be vegan carnivore with almost every style of living you can find a country style the people find appealing noticed people that used to be atheist to become Muslims and they they they they wear you know the hijab and they fully adhered to the Koran really really interesting because I've spent a lot of time watching religious Scholars online talk and watching them preach and watching it since something and as a person who is very agnostic when I watch that it's appealing to me there's a certain aspect of the confidence that they have when they're talking about what God wants or what you know what Allah has in store for you when you die or what you should do because it's written in this particular religious text the confidence that they have describe these things is very alluring even to me it's not like I'm going to join but I'm sitting there in front of my computer and I'm recognizing oh I see the appeal here but I see it I see how this works on people and I find it incredibly fascinating and I think it has two it has to have some sort of an evolutionary reason there's some sort of reason beside some sort of an evolutionary benefit that adhering and being accepting of the morals and the ethics in the ideology of the tribe is that that's how you stay alive that's how you find other like-minded people to stick with you


    The Economic Trade-off of Coronavirus w/Michael Shermer | Joe Rogan
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    mr. Sherman how are you sir I'm fine thank you I'm still breathing good to see you again we were saying before we get started at the last time we saw each other was we went to dinner about six weeks ago and you're thinking that that might be the end of that kind of stuff that was my last time I've been in a restaurant actually and we made quit shaking hands and hugging to the extent that we used to although I don't think we'll ever ever go all the way to the say the Japanese model of social distancing but modifications like that the change of remote say meetings and education I mean I'm in the studio here in Santa Barbara where I've been recording lectures for my Chapman University class cups is in 101 and I just upload them and share them with the students and and then they watch him and then I said Wednesday take the quiz they send them back now that's not a complete replacement of a brick-and-mortar building with a small class seminar discussion say but but does not adequately replace a lot of traditional education that you don't really need to be in a classroom for do you think this is preparing us for the ultimate where we embrace the symbiotic relationship that we have with computers and become one with the machine and it seems like electronic community happening slowly already and this is kind of a jump starting it I mean already tech companies like Zoomer having to going to ramp up their game because you know the systems are crashing could pretty much everybody's doing Zoom meetings now theaters anymore and I love watching a movie on a big screen but you know that the screens we have at home now big television screens super high-def you know why not just watch movies at all so I don't think we're going to have much of a choice I was reading an article this morning but AMC Theaters might they might have to go under because of the really not good these companies are accustomed to having a certain amount of money coming in every month and I never no one anticipated anything like this or all businesses going to shut down gyms I mean how many gyms are going to go under how many yoga studios mini I mean it's a strange and trying time for people who have small businesses for sure that one of my cycling buddies owns the La Canada theater complex and of course rents out the the space two different retailers including the the theater the theater managers and he was telling me that they normally pay $93,000 a month in rent 7 and 1/2 million dollars a year or something so it's it all balances out but they just told him we're not going to make our rent this month so he has to go to his mortgage company or the bank that we gets pays off his mortgage and so I can't pay you this month because these guys can't pay me in case I multiply that by you know 10 million yeah well of course the government can't just print money and definitely then we're going to get huge inflation and then in that could be catastrophic compared to what we're doing to save people's lives dollar amount you can put on a human life there for total social isolation no matter what does the economy is what we're going to do now well it but at some point you know that you know there's a economic calculation like how many people are going to die saying the next year if we never open the economy we will but what point do you do that supply chain toilet paper stand and the idea of putting a dollar figure on a human life is repulsive to most of us I think intuitive laid in this context but in fact we do it all the time you know in terms of like an automobile company has to pay off the family of somebody who died in their car well there are people who do those calculations like what's the value of a human life and about 10 million dollars the family's got paid off I think it's $250,000 a person X the 3,000 something and you know it sounds so cold like who does those calculations well statisticians do that sort of thing and and attorneys and accountants work on that and judges and juries have to face it and you know that's kind of a normal part of other aspects of life that we're not used to thinking about most of us don't think about it but that's the kind of calculation going to have to do for what we're in now singing and attorneys and accountants work on that and judges and juries have to face it and you know that's kind of a normal part of other aspects of life that we're not used to thinking about most of us don't think about it but you know it's on point that's the kind of calculation going to have to do for what we're in now


    Why Did Liberals Reverse Their Position on Cultural Appropriation?
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    like a campus eruption at Yale over again the Halloween costumes business with Nicholas christakis want to promote what's right and I want to be against evil and I'm all fired up here with my my moral module dialed up to 11 on want to go out on the street what am I going to protest those Halloween costumes. Cultural appropriation Tuesday is Taco Tuesday yeah that's cultural appropriation you know that the Mexican Community is being appropriated by these whites eating tacos like we're in Southern California where is there no tacos I mean this is it's like you know what today is and then he shows his talk Taco Tuesday and I was okay with you is he allowed to do it I mean the whole thing is preposterous it's delicious food you know it's not like we're saying white people created it or anything like that is so ridiculous in so many ways but one of the most ridiculous ways it is is that it prevents people from enjoying some amazing aspects of the diverse cultures that we all coexist with especially here in America this is such a illegitimate Melting Pot I think it's amazing that you can go to all these different places and that you know there's a guy I'm trying to remember his name Rick Bayless I believe his name is and he's a famous Mexican chef but he's not Mexican but he cooks Mexican food and he loves Mexican Cuisine he takes all these trips to Mexico to learn with the Mexican Masters and he has a famous restaurant in Chicago where he has a full authentic Mexican menu and people are furious at him because he already is this white guy selling Mexican food like what do you expect him to do like you have to be born a certain patch of dirt to enjoy a style of food and don't you think that he is actually boosting the signal and letting people know that there's some amazing things that come out of Mexico this is an homage to Mexican Cuisine he's not trying to claim it but you know hey this was invented Chicago you know this is not really Mexico PCS saying this is from Mexico we talked openly about the various parts of the country of Mexico where this style of cooking came from and and you knowing how it emanates and it is from the traditional ingredients and he cooks them in traditional ways and it's fantastic like really widely praised restaurant with amazing food and this guy gets hit on for it it's it's crazy cuz it used to be like in the 19th century there was this idea of kind of a pure European culture and other cultures Were Somehow not as good and they Define culture in a very specific way and then back again they're saying no no there's a pure correct culture that only the people born there can you adopt those cultural features that's the complete opposite of what liberals used to RGS the fact that we didn't have as many real problems as we used to and when you talk about Yale with Nick christakis I think this is thing that kids do when they're coming of age they're separated from their parents and they want establish that so many of these older people are wrong about the way life is never wrong we're going to show them what's right we have a new way of living we have a new way of thinking and we want this campus to be safe we want safe spaces and and a lot of it is about in control of their environment and enforcing their ideology and creating something that's in a lot of ways is very ego-driven because they're they're trying to show that they're making a change in the environment around them and they have good intentions while they're doing it it's just their brains haven't fully formed yet and they don't have a lot of life experience and this pattern this pattern shows itself over and over and over again it's a constantly repeating pattern constantly repeating pattern for these kids go away to college and become self-righteous and then try to impose their viewpoints on the older people it's very very comments and it has this these psychological building blocks to add that you can kind of see why they're doing this


    Michael Shermer: The Problem With Hate Speech Legislation
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    Trinity College Boy by Meister wrote that great book on evil when she actually went and interviewed serial killers and rapists in prison and said you why'd you do it and discover that they all had this perspective like well this is why I did it I had a crappy childhood or you know how I felt it you know that it was totally justified that guy dismay or she cheated on me or they all had justifications behind their argument if the perpetrator is just pure evil he did it because he enjoys suffering at the suffering of other people now there are some Psychopaths that do that but they're very small and number very tiny percentage of the population most people in prison that are killers they did it for moralistic reasons you know he took my parking spot so I slept with my girlfriend until I had to do something and defend my honor and one thing led to another and here I am in prison they almost moralistic reasoning so the problem is not that we don't have enough morality that actually we have too much morality too much moralizing about other people that are harming us so go back to the Free Speech issue at the moment you say we're going to create a category called hate speech okay what goes in that Ben Brightwell state supreme court to uphold this conviction of this guy named shank he was head of the Socialist Party in Philadelphia in 1918 he was Distributing Flyers to draft age men telling them that the conscription is equivalent of slavery because the 14th amendment protects your right to bodily autonomy and when the government says we're drafting you in the military and we're sending you to Europe this case for the European Great War we now on your body for the next four years okay so this is what so here's the famous lines from Oliver Wendell Holmes Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Schenck versus United States that we're all familiar with the most stringent protection of free speech would not protect a man in falsely shouting fire in a theater and causing a panic the question in every case is whether the word used are used in such circumstances that are such a nature as to create a clear and present danger but they will bring about the substitution of evils that Congress has a white right to prevent it is a question of proximity and degree so clear and present danger and cause violence or something like that so that's going to be at the time I clear and present danger protesters of the draft and their argument their argument is pretty You can disagree with insano I think in times of national crisis we have to abolish set aside the Fourteenth Amendment and can script young men into the army and send them up toward potentially die that's alright to do it to protect our nation but we should be able to debate that but the moment that happened in 1919 then category creep or category expansion happened where more more things got put into the bin of clear and present danger Community or whatever so that category just got bigger and bigger and then go back to why liberals used to defend free speech and now it's more conservative doing it and Liberals are in favor of censorship begins with this idea of something like in the sixties where we began to become sensitive to the words we use to describe other people so the n word yeah yeah those are all hate speech to the bins starts getting larger and larger then all the sudden you end up with these list of microaggressions I reprint one in the book from UCLA University California system in 2014 issues this long list of things you can't say like where are you from or wow you're good at math to someone who's not Asian or why you speak English so well these are now considered hate speech feelings of being hurt and that is a form of clear danger to the sort of Serenity of our community and I'll send this category is now Hughes where are you from really on that list all the time because she's from Germany and she speaks perfect English has no accent and people go wow I can't believe you speak English so well or well I can't believe you're not from America or something like that and instead of being a Eli paid attention in school


    Is Contact Tracing Worth the Loss to Civil Liberties? w/Michael Shermer | Joe Rogan
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    talk to you about Michaels there's an article today in the Atlantic which is really interesting it's about technology it's contact tracking technology and this there's a real concern about this stuff first of all the idea is great that if you did this free America from quarantine this is always the risk right the risk is just give up a little bit of your civil liberties give up a little bit of your freedom and we're going to keep you safe and you know what brings you to the old Benjamin Franklin quote you know he who would give up Liberty for Freedom deserves neither neither liberty for safety stocked up that quote but this is very interesting because they're using it in South Korea and then using it in Singapore and the title of the article in the Atlantic is the technology that could free America from quarantine until today and they bring up this conundrum it mean nobody wants to give up civil liberties and civil he's lost her rarely regained and this is the real concern here that if you do allow people to track who you're in contact with and make sure they're okay your testing negative and you're in contact with people that also test negative so you're okay you're okay to travel now like this is this is a very weird thing and it gets very gray area how do you feel about this sort of thing I like privacy and that I do have a right to not be tracked and you know that you can't have cameras in my home or my yard and it's on in general I think across-the-board that's a good principal and Anna follows the Constitution I think there are times I think it is you know we do have a constitution we do have states rights we do have courts that litigate these sorts of things I could see a reasonable measure being taken for let's say we're going to do the following for 6 months until we see what happens with this pandemic and then once that's over then we're going to revert back now let's say the governor or the other presidents has one night going back well then you have courts then we can you sue the state are you sue the federal government for violations of civil liberties and then you can get them back what happened to NSA when Edward Snowden revealed how much tracking is actually going on I mean that's never been yeah yeah I know emails right yes and you know these started abortion so supposedly when Obama became president is like Xena the transparent president so we're going to stop doing that well. That's not the case we wouldn't have known that without. Snowden or the or the Pentagon papers and you know it's good to know what Mutual favorite subjects of conspiracy theories you know we didn't know about a lot of the things Kennedy was doing and Johnson all the way back to Eisenhower line about the Vietnam War for example until the Pentagon papers came out and then in the 90s that church committee on conspiracies from the 70s a lot of those documents were released and there was that that business about the operation Northwoods Kennedy Administration that people brought to him this idea of a false flag operation over Cuba make it look like the Russians were harassing our aircraft are airports as an excuse to invading Cuba or assassinating Castro and so it's like you know like when you had Alex Jones talks about false flag operations and most of us Skeptics doll that's a bunch of nonsense less than a year later right then all the shenanigans of American intelligence agents manipulating elections in South American but he's our son of a b**** anyway how to support the fascist dictator rather than the Communist dictators like what are we doing doing that anyway well that's what we do it's like wait a minute does the public know about this did Congress approve this know okay so you know this is one reason people believe conspiracy theories is because a lot of them were true


    Skeptic Michael Shermer on Epstein, 5G Conspiracies | Joe Rogan
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    so you know this is one reason people believe conspiracy theories is because a lot of them are true not all of them with you with the Epstein case like you were one of the first people that mean as a literal you're a professional skeptic and you looked at some of the evidence you like well you know what this might be a conspiracy been enough of them I'm still not sure about that one because after I posted something about the other two cameras broke or whatever somebody wrote me from that prison saying all those cameras are always breaking in a way that Michael Batten the famous autopsy doctor says is completely inconsistent with hanging and much more consistent with someone strangling you include including the actual area where he was hanging from supposedly like it is consistent with someone's trying you from behind not consistent with you hanging by your own weight after Weinstein got his is Harvey Weinstein got his conviction I thought oh boy but they better have a real suicide watch on this guy cuz I had sex with all these starlets and turn them into big celebrities and Cindy I bet he probably doesn't want that out especially this stage of the game nothing I don't think anything he's got going to make him look good and I think the thing with Epstein is he knew way too much about too many powerful people there's just some so many connections it could be made with that guy and that you know to this day people are asking questions that people like Bill Gates don't want to answer prince Andrew or any of these people they like to get you know I don't want to talk about this the gates by prince Andrew of course I flew on the Lolita Express that's the thing is there's so much data and so I mean one of the things that's really sad about the loss of respect for mainstream journalism and mainstream media is what we count can't count on them and who is regulating the independence who's regulating these websites who's regulating these people that are just you know so-called independent journalist they're just tweeting things and finding thinking of putting things up on their website since it's so hard to tell who's telling the truth and who's not and when I was giving the devil his due I had that this was kind of a challenge to me because I feel like there's so much fake news real fake news and bogus theories and in my areas of medicine and cancer cure and I feel like well but I'm a free speech fundamentalist I really believe you have people that short of just lying about somebody or giving away the nuclear codes or something like that thousand flowers bloom and just see what you know what sunlight on all of them and see which ones rise to the top because they're supported by evidence there's a risk to that that is to say no people will take bad information and I'll go shoot up a pizzeria or something that is to say that theory is that 5G is causing people to feel ill to take you out and that the government made up of the corporation's made up the story about the coronavirus as a distraction from 5G stupid and only five countries have 5G Towers why the f*** would you dummies why the f*** is you idiots think that 5G towers are causing covid-19 it's oh yeah you know that was accused with four G in 3-g and you know it is cell phones back in the late 90s and early 2000 there was a scare about you're holding the phone up to your own we all started doing that and that this is may be causing brain tumors and Jay from the cell phone itself or even these 5G Towers is not strong enough to break chemical bonds like DNA to cause mutations in cells to them become cancerous is not a physical mechanism A&B the counter examples that you always have to what about the countries that don't have 5G different options in our Focus tends to be on the one cell so I always use this uristix for my class teaching 2 by 2 Matrix we have for ourselves so I did this with this there's this documentary film coming out about horror films that are haunted or cursed horror films that occur so like the which is the one where the actors died in the helicopter Act of The Twilight Zone The Movie and The Exorcist and the other films were bet you do bad things happen to the actors that are in horror films okay the problem with that is your only focusing on one cell that is horror films that are cursed what then there's horror films that are not cursed nothing bad happened to the actors in those and then there's non horror films regular films which bad things happened to the actors and then none films that are not cursed right someone we just focus on the one so it's easy to find examples that fit it but something like The Shining which is a super horror scary film you're nothing bad happened to the actors and or just take some other film like The Godfather with whatever that's not nothing bad happened you're just bet you just plucking out anecdotes do that cuz they love to believe in spiritual connections and they love to believe in Clairvoyance and they love to believe in haunted things I'm Jamie pull up the article in The Sciences Bill Gates breaks silence on Epstein admitting he made a mistake in judgment by meeting with the pedo Tycoon it says so story about it who knows but he is he is quoted in there yeah I don't know why I know that mean they're so I know some scientists and scientist because he had a lot of money and I can find your lab help help find your lab to the tune of millions of dollars and it's hard to resist that and then maybe you go down that road a little bit and then you start hearing these rumors about his personal life and he was like yeah but the money is good for the lab and what is it was a bad thing and it but it's too late you already went down that road so that when I say it's hard to judge people after the fact in hindsight bias and we look back and go how could anybody I've ever had any association with them it's like yeah but that's the stuff now that maybe not everybody knew the extent of it back years ago


    Michael Shermer: Real Social Change Happens From the Bottom Up
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    shows that when you know somebody say who's gay you're less likely to be homophobic just the exposure to them and so the effect of them up to pass laws to get people to change like to abolish slavery in the United States we needed a war and some 150,000 people died about that and you know sometimes you have to send federal troops like that to desegregate Alabama schools that were segregated and remember the governor you know segregation now segregation tomorrow segregation forever and to make sure you do it sometimes you have to do that most of the change happens from the bottom up of just oppressed peoples saying you know what stop that don't do that I don't like it when you say that and it began with the n-word and just kept expanding where we ended up to today where you have this Big Ben of your microaggressions and so on but there was a logic to it like I'm just saying it's hurtful to do that and most of the effects have been good they've been positive just you know when Ellen comes out on her TV show that. Just a little thing there or when South Park yo makes fun of all different religions you know that perspective on things humor is good television scripts movie scripts the way characters talked you can pinpoint to the decade when a novel was written based on the words that are used to describe Jews blacks and women and but no one said they were going to pass laws to say you can't use these words describe choose by some women we all just change the way we talk about other people in a way that's more liberal that's more all-encompassing that's more egalitarian in that sense and and it's not clear how exactly what happened just incrementally a little bit by bit you know it's just trying to figure out when a word starting to be used it's like it's really hard to 911 or days that I remember in the late nineties there was a couple atheist that wanted to quit using the word atheist atheist and call us the brights we are the brights so that never took off you. Bye-bye trying to change language by Fiat from the top down okay here's the new real we're all going to use this word that doesn't work it's just expanding our consciousness-expanding tomorrow's feared it just including more people in your honorary circle of friends and family members are honorary family members or people that you will treat with respect that that has been happening just tiny bits everyday a little bit here and there and over the decades UCI your people that you will treat with respect that that has been happening just tiny bits everyday a little bit here and there and over the decades you see it when you look back at the numbers like The Thinker does but but it's hard to pinpoint the day that that happened


    The King of Thailand is “Isolating” with a Harem of 20 Women
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    you know I talk to Ari shaffir yes or I text with all right he's quarantined himself in Maryland weeks he's run out of Edibles and he's not smoking it because he thinks it makes you vulnerable to Corona so he's living like a doing yoga living a clean life that's where there's the most cases in the country right now while they say more cases in the United States and more deaths United States than China and that this scientist was saying that is literally almost impossible you're dealing with a country that has three times the amount of people and it broke out there so this three times the amount of people broke out there that's been going on far longer than it's been going on here and they're saying there's less deaths in China there are here and left infected highly suspect China concealed extent of virus outbreak us intelligence says that's from Bloomberg yeah that should say duh million people missing from their cell phone database there you say it's only 10% of those people yeah what's a is that that's too many people died right what size 10% of that come on man 200,000 people. How many people how many people really died is really only 30,000 whatever they said they say died well they tried to open up movie theaters in the immediately closed the back down again what did you hear that the divorce rate went up shot through the roof and China 3000 does get the f*** out here yeah right come on dictatorship get to decide what information gets revealed in anything that would show them to have made a mistake or to be liable or to be negligent or incompetent is going to be suppressed what's North Korea saying screw question I haven't heard a peep out of North Korea South Korea apparently got on it very quickly they're saying that Germany has the best results they have a very very low mortality rate and they don't know if it's cuz this training see if their system the health of the people there it's a combination of things there you're very good Healthcare System but I think sounds like the thing about the Germans make cars you know so well engineer ISO well-thought-out North Korea claims no coronavirus cases that 18-hole really really what is Tiger Woods world class that would be fun. It'd be able to just tell people everyday like I print this I f*** 9 women last night they were all TENS for a 3800 part 34 by Lil Duval who's the best follow on Instagram right now he's all day has been posting about the the coronavirus and funny memes and s*** but he had one with the the king of Thailand the king of Thailand is sequestered in his palace with eight girlfriends is that sequestered yes it is it's just him and them and just a long bone session how many does he have you feeling any better girlfriends anywhere to stay put that with all those medals are for yes he won the f****** Olympics every year he's holding his dick that is so crazy is something is just different styles of life I think Lil Duval wrote aspirations he took away her military position because she was disrespectful to the queen he made her bow down from everybody you watch the video click it says watch the video you should watch the video he made hers official concubine and ceremony attended by his wife so that was when we met there is official concubine that was one video was another video where he took away the title which hasn't been bestowed upon someone in a long time apparently anyway cuz she she slipped on the tongue because Us official concubine bound down if she can just imagine living like that imagine the whole world he gives her something to eat what she doing she put in her hair like a leading of flower to put behind your ear like rules stuff you have to do this b**** Journeys in front of them I guess lots of different ways to go maybe he's got the best time of the virus Thailand Playboy King taking over luxury German hotel to isolate from the coronavirus along with a harem of 20 women 67 Keep On Rockin in the Free World sir it seems like a lot I guess it's so you know let me know something we don't know yeah he's eating whatever his diet is I need it will maybe it's just like you know this is going to take a long time to get to world leaders was not clear if his fourth wife former flight attendant was even with him right just to blow people's minds with golden underwear on just proposed at the balcony every now and then stand out of the balcony overlooking the city with a glass of champagne with gold and underwear just look around and go right back in sand and some more b****** with golden underwear on these proposed at the balcony every now and then the balcony overlooking the city with a glass of champagne with golden underwear just look around and go right back in sand and some more pictures


    What Will a Post-Coronavirus Economy Look Like?
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    yeah it weird to bring a strange strange moment in history as really is something you got to look at like you said something to me when I asked you last week how you're doing you said you just you're just trying to accept and I think that's the key if you can accept it then you can be proactive about it you can be creative about it you can just take whatever life force you have and and you know look at what what what are the possibilities here don't have any expectations that gets Shattered by reality except what it is or this is a new thing now it stay alive be nice to each other and do your best and try to get through this and hopefully at the other end when science and medicine has gotten a handle on this hopefully we can go back to normal life they'll be wonderful but right now we can't so it is what it is if you just want to run around screaming and hollering and freaking out about it and it's not good what would makes me are concerned than anything is what is life going to be like once the economy rolls back again how many people going to be out of work how many business can be shuttered how many you know how how f***** up is it going to be that gives me the most fear of the unknown because I know that a certain amount of people going to get sick in a certain large percentage of going to get better and unfortunately some people are going to die and all that's awful but I kind of see that that makes sense my mind I kind of see a disease people that that all makes sense what doesn't make sense is an economy that stops and then restarts again I've never seen that so for that I'm like what is that like it is I just know model to base it on because our economy today is so much different than it was you know even 10 years ago the international economy it is it's a it's a digital economy there's so much of it that we don't we don't know how it's going to I was going to play out you know and I know that a lot more people are going to stop going I think that businesses are saying oh we don't need offices for 100% of our people and parking spots know we'll just have 50% of people work from home like we just did for the last 3 months at work that would be very cost-effective for people that don't want to have gigantic offices and then also how freed how much Freedom it is if you you can work from home I mean for a lot of people if that's possible that would definitely be preferable Hellyeah I can tell you from writing on TV shows over the years has been some that I've written from home you know what I'm like a consultant that's just handing them I do so much more work when I have to actually hand it in through an email that when I'm sitting in a writers room with 12 other people throwing out of line once an hour on meeting f****** Sushi I mean I work my ass off because I got it yes that's a good point think about that in terms of creation of material one thing I've been guilty of over the last month I've been written Jax yet I might have a couple ideas I wrote down but I really have been riding when I haven't been doing stand-up and I decided what I wanted to do is I want to know what my take on this is the best way I can figure out what my take on it is is just have a natural take on it like actually go through this and and find out what it is first how long it's going to last what what are you what are your thoughts on this and at the beginning I didn't know my thoughts on at work because my thoughts on or stay safe make sure family stay safe friend stay safe you know do whatever you're supposed to do and let's find out how long is going to take what are the experts say talk to some experts what it what's the prognosis look like keeps getting pushed back now it's June have the same June things going to restart June like f*** was that like what is that like for people that are Check to Check 3 months April May June when when is it when is it go back 3 months from now and it's already been a month you know what went what day do june what am I doing 14 you got more cases then what do we do when we do we ever say f*** it was just go back to work what is that like what kind of drunken Wild West parties go back to work and start going back to bars and a different I'll be out in a bar in a nightclub how many people can be pregnant when is this all goes back this going to be a giant loads but we need to make s*** in the way that doesn't destroy the environment and one of the ways they are able to make s*** in other countries is then on the same regulations environmental regulations as they do here that's always been the big problem with shipping stuff overseas they also don't have the same regulations like when the Foxconn Scandal came out and they found out there was gnats around the building to keep people from play where we met, we have the person who makes them makes good living you know the back of the old days when these two have like great cars were made in Detroit they're all made in Detroit and Detroit was his huge City Detroit was one of the richest cities in the country cuz everything got shipped overseas or everything got shipped to two different places the unions are a great Theory they have work well in a lot of ways but they also have huge problems and if there's got to be a way to get unions back in place that can guarantee people health coverage and retirement without making a cost of doing business so high that it hurts the industry I don't know jackshit about finances so I don't know whether not receiving comments on that but it would be nice if he worked it out make s*** in America where we don't have to worry about things going down and let's let's learn from this to learn from this and start making medicine over here why is all the medicine made in China what do we need to balance out we need to balance out for some sort of apocalyptic event we got to be prepared what's necessary and what's luxury and we're getting we're keeping it simple and they're going to come out of it having a better gauge of what each of us needs individually as a country military out of the population don't know ventilators yeah yeah there's a lot of possibles out there that was the things that we wish we were shipping stuff overseas they just destroyed something today that like we were sending metal medical equipment to other countries oh we got stupid about Thailand we were actually shipping stuff to Thailand right now and then it was some kind of mix-up in the government's apologizing about it now


    Suzanne Santo Had an NSFW Nickname Back in the Day
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    I was just telling the story of when you sent Ben and I to the sensory deprivation tank float tank in Venice and with crash and so I was in the tank and I got to this point where I like started to panic and I thought I was just trying to sort of go somewhere and then I was like open the air vents and I'm going to suffocate and then I got it in my eye the shower do branched out I kind of sat there to towel before I started to panic like you do to the first time today 2:30 that's your Rebel suck my dick who was the first woman to say suck my dick was it was really Paterson great honor sir I believe in you I would be offended by a woman he has gotten that crazy yet the only way I could ever is Metallica touring I don't think so either let's hope that's not the case with this podcast is Injustice the appropriate a peanut brittle last over doing I'm pretty sure I said that it one of the last poker games I played and nobody laughed so I was like


    Joe Rogan: Justin Gaethje is a Monster!
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    do you think Ferguson and khabib will go down something happens this weekend just in case she's a monster Justin gaethje is a monster he's a monster cetera find individual he is mean in a sport that violent it's an inherently violent sport he stands out as the most violent I mean you watched his knockout of Edson Barboza you watch out that m*********** attacks people he's there's a reckless abandon to his his calculated wildness that is a terrifying he's something special and he's better all the time the question is how much has he been training you taking a fight on very short notice to taken Define essentially two weeks notice also might be kind of weird to train now and is Coronavirus times training Partners I don't know who I respect very much said that Fighters shouldn't be fighting because I don't know what you said they shouldn't be fighting but he said if they do definitely felt it wasn't fair the fighters because they they don't have a full camp and not going to be able to show who they really are. It's a really good point this is you know awhile situation where there's a guy who's going to fight for the interim title he gets to call let me that's also how Nate Diaz beat Conor McGregor and their first fight remember that that was 11 days out they call Nate Diaz he's eating tacos f****** drinking tequila in Mexico and probably doing triathlons but out of shape like you were I would get but for Justin gaethje really depends entirely on how much time you spend in the gym now he's the plan right he's trying to be the UFC lightweight champion so he's probably not getting too out of shape and he probably knew that in this case there is a potential that one of those guys could drop out because they already made that fight for f****** times and it fell apart this is the fifth time it's falling apart which is nuts crazy so it might be the Justin gaethje knew that this was a possibility that he could be called in as a replacement he might be in full Camp mode we really don't know we have to talk to him, turn you all along with probably getting ready but I'd love to see him fight and there's a lot of guys that have been through a full camper there paid for a full camp and they're paid to make weight this is something that's happened several times in the UFC's history we're guys show up because they're their 222 fight and step in if something falls apart especially if you have a guy who made maybe struggles with weight cutting and you might fall apart and get pulled from fight or someone is may be injured or sick and I like a little nervous with this fine we're getting super fights every week we're getting super fights every week do you think on the island


    Why Was Epstein a Science Advocator? w/Lex Fridman | Joe Rogan
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    here's a better one Epstein FC's killer that's one nobody thinks that that got hung himself no one how about that guy so if you have various theories are various stories that people come out and talk about with that one yeah and I just actually yesterday listen to Eric Weinstein solopod guessing Jeffrey Epstein I would have been faster in the city because Eric is too smart he's almost like to smart is one of those guys you talk to him I call you poor bastard you're burdened your burden trying to make sense of the world around Apes it Alex and all the trauma of in the yet like we were talking about he still also the 13 the twenty-year-old kid so you seeing he had a few run-ins with authority which makes it which makes him suspicious of authority and I think the r life experience Define that so you can see I've seen in a lot of different ways depending on how you've experienced if you were there tainted a lot of people's reputations basically if you took a picture with them your reputation is Tainted I do think that he was an exceptionally Charming person so he was good Amino the devil's going to be Charming so and the other thing is he genuinely showed curiosity towards scientific ideas even out there big scientifically especially if you ever thought about that intelligence operative intelligence operative part of his job to try to infiltrate the scientific communities and there must have been a directive if he really is an intelligence operative is not like they like hey interest belgians having sex with underage girls you can't be that or the idea of that Erik Bush's Fault by the way I'm talking to him on the podcast I do tomorrow which is why I'm talking about him a lot of preparing for like a three-hour conversation Eric Weinstein which will kill most you have to call people out in their b******* which is very hard to do with their Quest then I checked out ten minutes is that theory I'm so far behind I try to keep up but recognize and I'm not going through and then go back and then listen to it again I hate putting stuff into words simply allergic to saying simple stuff because it's not Bute Woody so he always liked drenches everything in humor and wit and thus like beautiful language was initiated when he's describing complex things he describes him to people that understand complex things. But that's also me this is a criticism is he almost he hates explaining the basics of something hit he just skips ahead right even for the initiated nice to go to the basics. Explain like what are the ground we're standing on skips right into the depth of things which is beautiful but sometimes requires you to listen fall thing is a mess up on the part of the intelligent so they didn't know they didn't know and I know that he felt like he get me remember when this was all started out when he started out doing that it was all before social media right so he probably thought that he had this incredible amount of power because of the fact that he was connected and by the intelligence Community if he was he probably thought he could get away with it makes you wonder you thought that he had this incredible amount of power because of the fact that he was connected by the intelligence Community if he was he probably thought he could get away with it makes me wonder all the horrible things that happened in this world before social media before the spread of information was crazy


    Scientist Lex Fridman Promotes Mask Wearing | Joe Rogan
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    LOL X you might be wondering why what I'm wearing on my face I'm not wondering no no coronavirus time everybody so I'm assuming that's what you wearing on your face scientific study of how effective bras aren't filtering around that have put together a survey paper showing that masks work it started as a movement called Max fall #in the Czech Republic that's essentially one of the critical components of stopping the spread of coronavirus is everybody has to wear masks and the Sciences to fold so I mean I need to break this part but cuz there's an audio if you can't get it so much better nice so the before-and-after so you probably shouldn't be wearing a mask when you do podcast definitely not but everywhere else yes that's homemade masks work so there's a shortage of n95 respirator masks which should be exclusively used as PPE personal protective equipment by healthcare workers okay there's also a shortage of surgical masks which are these non-woven fabric masks that work very well for the thing I'm talking about but because there's a shortage of them we should not be buying them and should be saving them for healthcare workers and then open question was whether homemade masks like the one I just described work to stop as a filtration mechanism this is a confusing thing for the individual Centric society that we live in masks are the most what are they actually effective for what they're effective for is to prevent me if I'm infected asymptomatic from spreading the infection to you so that's where the movement of masks for all started which is your mask protect me my mask protects you and that year there is is not I'm not protecting I'm not creating a wall from the Restless I am contributing to the opposite of the bigger aggregate picture of it by not allowing infection to spread so masks is masks allow you to reduce that transmission rate to 1 to blow one so how long you to decrease the transmission rate while also long people to be in public before businesses I know boo Han is back up in business again but there's a lot of criticism about that and they're also saying they're seeing new cases I think the question I think you can be sooner than we think if we do the following things so one I'd hate to linger on this I'd love to talk to you about it but I'll make fun of you right back but just like fanny packs are exceptionally functional to carry on the things you need masks will be massive acquired slow the spread of this infection and would like one of the things start getting Governor's so politicians to wear them at our President Trump to wear them well this is the Boris Johnson and he was talking about you openly now he's in intensive care if he dies that will be the biggest wake-up call for everyone mean I hope he doesn't die but God damn people told me over there I don't know his policies I don't know I don't know I haven't been anyone in a long time I don't know how I feel about him but f*** people some people hate him that I would like saying things like they're hoping he dies he suffers and dies I've read oil the guy wrote woke Tatiana McGrath yeah is he but it was actually his own personal account he published some of the tweets of people have written about you don't have to put it up there I don't want up these people signal but it's just so heartless so yeah that's masks but testing really masks besides like washing hands masks testing and contact tracing so I don't know what it's like an open question what does it take to do that will you can't like that there's a strange effect to it at any other factors as a as an individualistic Society you wearing a mask not to protect yourself but but to protect others and that's the weird thing for us to do the truth that the that this is a nice positive as me wearing a mask says I care about not getting it's a really powerful social signal for when you're hanging hang out with people I think it's going on though I don't think people were just a large percentage of people is my assumption that are wearing that mask that are not wearing it because they think they're going to protect other people they're worried about getting it and I don't think who in the CDC this is where I I hate what they're doing with which is sort of there's truth and that there is ideas of how the truth will be misinterpreted by the public and so you shouldn't tell people the truth so there's a kind of sense like The Who and cdcf said that masks don't work for example or they said that we should be wearing Masters you say them for the healthcare workers at the beginning of the year World Health Organization set on the podcast yesterday it's terrifying stuff and you know and obviously newspapers were going off of that information and they were printing misleading stuff as well and the president didn't know no one know what's at the whole thing is very weird if you're if you're going based on what they were saying it didn't look like it's going to be nearly as bad as it is and then everyone has had to make adjustments I'm actually one I'm so freaked out about the loss of life and the loss of jobs and how people getting SIDS it's it's really weird that everything about it is weird it's weird In Our Lifetime to be a part of something that's just affecting the entire world like this but I've got a lot of messages from friends that are quarantined with their families and like we've never been closer and that we realize that we're in this together because we realize that you know during these crazy times you you realize what is important love that's Lord you were talkin about love and community and friendship make my neighbors have one so nice that one's way even now and everyone's like saying hi and you know talking from Over the side of the yard and how's everything you guys are right and anything we're right here there's a lot of this like comfort and warmth that you know I think I experienced a little bit of that post 9/11 where people get shocked they get shook up and then they realize what matters you know about masks it feels like you're protecting yourself from like you're removing yourself to me there's that look and we're going to wait for me dirty people get away from me so that a germaphobe kind of idea that's not what they are supposed to represent but that I'm sitting here on the science that says we have to all wear them and then thinking like how is that going to change interactions you're removing yourself with me there's a look and I can't wait for me dirty people get away from me so the germaphobe kind of idea that's not what they are supposed to represent but that I'm sitting here on the sign that says we're after all wear them and then thinking like how's that going to change interactions


    Lex Fridman on Why You Should Read Albert Camus’ "The Plague"
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    the virus thing just made me think they got something to my dad a lot about my by my grandfather and just brought it and made it so real to me cuz I studied the World War II a lot especially the Holocaust and all that but they like the fact that just learning about my grandfather just made it so real to me it kind of connected everything together plus there's a book I recommend people read is by Albert Camus the plague that he wrote right after what is I don't know if you know if he is he's like an existentialist philosopher existentialists believe that you know you have to live like life is absurd Life Is Life is suffering and there's no meaning to it all you just have to live the moment and take take each moment as it comes and live it to the fullest kind of kind of idea so he described this town that got overtaken by the plague in the book The Bike and that kind of similar to bubonic plague basically similar characteristics and writes about how everybody's reacts in different ways the main character is a doctor who basically sees the the absurdity of the suffering around him that there's no meaning to it all the sad thing about the virus like with the Nazis and with Wars there's an enemy you can kind of Trace back and understand what was happening with the virus it just seems like you can't come I know where it breaks the spine of the way we think of regular life like some people try to cling on to regular life as if nothing is happening which by the way it's kind of like what a lot of our society is doing right now we're not yet we haven't really felt the pain yet and hopefully won't but there's this kind of dumb the Calm before the storm kind of. And then some people become like more religious they start to search for the bigot meaning of life the material possessions and then the doctor represents the idea that no matter what he he gives themselves fully to his to his craft of helping other human beings and overall there's a story that this idea that suffering is just part of life and the only way there's a natural Temptation when this cruelty and suffering all around you to isolate yourself at 2 to withdraw from life because anything you do in life is going to lead to suffering you know dating like if you get married is going to lead to suffering because eventually you going to lose to the people you love so there's a natural desire to withdraw but in fact what she found the doctrine what he saw around him is that love and compassion like giving yourself fully to the love of other human beings until Community is the only way to what that kind of stuff right but to me it's a really profound story about like about love being the right response in a time of Crisis cell crisis in a crisis that hits everybody that you want to kind of hide from it but it actually were more suffering happens so it's a kind of profound book that Rihanna that I recommend people read most people have read like in Hemet High School for this book called The Stranger but that one in particular seems so connected to an allegory for World War so the plague in that case is the Nazis that it just hits out of nowhere and his book is really popular in 1947 he wrote it World War II I wait to talk about these at the virus that first infects the rats and then affects the week or humans and affects everybody it was the connection and then allegory analogy to the the Nazis and so I saw the connection between now and and the Nazis of course the scale there was World War II was much more intense and and finally just how like fragile this whole damn thing is like that my grandfather had probably is your percentage chance of living you know like most people died most soldiers died in the early years of 19th 1941 when the Nazis basically Stalin was using Russian soldiers and just human beings as human Shields the actress through bodies at the problem so the fact that my dad my grandfather survived his crazy like and I do all these things I'm here talking to you wearing a stupid I like all of that is connected to like he somehow survived all those look really affects me doing research you know I hope compact billions people one day you know think that those like a little Ripple effects on how fortunate I am to be part of that I need is just all seem to be connected to me call those look real Ripple effects me doing research you know I hope to impact like billions people one day you know think that those like a little Ripple effects on how fortunate I am to be part of that I need is just all seem to be connected to me


    UFC to Have Fights on Private Island? Joe Rogan Reacts
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    I don't know what to do with that and I think you're an MMA fan what do you think about the UFC's decision to have fights next weekend on an island was that as of right now I don't have no information Island like I saw it's literally the storyline of enter the I mean this is this is like I don't know who the Bruce Lee is or the Chuck Norris 100% to me I think that's great because it if it's message correctly to show that we are while maintaining sort of social distancing all those kinds of things were trying to fight to bring our society back I fell off a train so there's going to be blood the Celica distancing you want to avoid is large crowds one-on-one so what if everybody gets tested yeah accessible how accessible are test right now 7% of the population of contested that in terms of testing everybody that's not accessible but in terms of testing special like special events yeah by the way John Cena rosenstreich is fight in front of is frightening gone on a f****** crazy fight with one of those guys has positive you know what if Justin gaethje taste test positive obviously have to ask the opponent if they want to I'm a little bit Russian I asked I will go ahead I'll go ahead and so might my main concern is how will the general public interpret it cuz you want to do everything you do now should be done in a way that is one is positive like inspires is for the toys at community and to get to do the right thing scientifically I don't know if a covid infected person fighting would Inspire others to say oh it's okay if they're doing it's okay for me the test everybody yeah that's by the way what contact racing is is Young once you find somebody on it and there's a technology for a mean that that's a really interesting infrastructure there but I still I love that idea that they're pushing forward and I'm doing the fights has a lot of people that are very upset with it it's it's very controversial the whole thing we're on lockdown right now and to them look even Nevada which relies almost entirely on Casino money I mean not Vegas at least Vegas relies almost entirely on Casino money right all the other businesses are so supported by the casino those casinos are shut the fuk down cannot have the fights in Vegas lies almost entirely on Casino money I mean not Vegas at least Vegas relies almost entirely on Casino money right all the other businesses are so supported by the casinos those casinos are shut the fuk down cannot have the fight in Vegas


    Joe Rogan and Lex Fridman: Is Nerd An Insult?
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    she gotten a little before that it was Elon about about I think you said that the Tesla said something bad about Tesla not being good about tycoons about Porsche tycan cine lens that is very unimpressed with them but as you reminded me with me and somebody replied with a meme of not a meme a real video of Bill Gates jumping over a chair and they said I don't know I find him impressive and you can't he'll answer yeah that's pretty impressive Tech CEOs of major companies that have the I can be silly like that but you don't use it you don't mean I don't mean it in a positive way sweater with a collared shirt underneath a nerd as somebody as an ideal of a man you're an idiot like I was never like that about a lot of things now you're saying that but about is that science is not admired and ways cuz I've seen the alternative inspiration Soviet Union the way people admire scientists the way they admire great athletes great great creators of all kinds and nerd sometimes diminishes that and in ways that it it seems like a peculiar cork of a human being is just like it's a bit connected to like you know going to Comic Con conventions kind of Nerd VS dork dork dork is rarely positive dorf is good if it's. Self-deprecating car Salvador cost to f****** dork but it's very rare that dork is positive Wars nerd is often positive nerd is like guys science nerd heavy heavy like that's a fun way of saying someone's really smart about a certain thing but but I don't think the way around that is to eliminate words or even using certain words I think the way around that is just appreciate people that are really great at science that's the way around that it's not the words don't really matter its perceptions that matter and I don't I don't think necessarily that science has a bad perception it just doesn't have a glamorous enough perception how many people can name Oscar winners that are just really good at lying there's really good Pretenders but how many people can name Nobel Prize winners in science is very few right exactly and I guess the thing I was also speaking to and definitely keep using the word it doesn't preventing words is what to do with week that I always hated as a person who loves fighting like I like the appreciate like am I like the fact that people complimenting sort of the the pursuit of your scientific curiosity that is great but I just never liked it's good to think I've experienced in this country is nerd as an image is seen as weakness I could get to get picked on and I was and always annoyed me because give me intelligence and annoy me annoy me like lean into it like most people I know are kind of like don't work out much and it and it kind of lean into that idea those people workout is like I don't want to get into their thing those people suck they were always mean to me something like that you kind of create a narrative where like Jiu-Jitsu or fighting is like a brute thing just like you talked about with Greek statues having small penises barbarians with their big penises have a big penis dislike the same thing you don't want a guy with a woman or a guy you don't want a woman who's hot and smart you know it sounds like when people think of really beautiful women they automatically assume that woman's dumb and off of times that is not the case sometimes people just have awesome bone structure and if they you know stimulated themselves mentally if they pursued things that they had an interest in certain scientific or you know esoteric ideas and you things that they had an interest in certain scientific or you know esoteric ideas and you underestimated them you would be Bill really humiliated for super smart but super hot girl put you in your place let you know not only am I hot but tomorrow you stupid


    Lex Fridman Performs Bryan Callen’s “Joe Rogan” Song
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    this is the stupidest thing I've ever done a story in the desert with his hand and he asked me what can I do for you the meeting I should be living for he put a finger to my lips and let the old man speak they call me Brian Callahan in this cruel world there is a man you should listen to Reggie Journey on through life his name is Joe Rogan Joe Rogan barrel of snakes for a back really why back I already regret this Joe Rogan Joe Rogan barrel of snakes for by you f***** up you should never done that far no Seraph I forgive you for that thang about regret nothing


    Lex Fridman Performs Song Inspired by His Veteran Grandfather
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    don't get in your own head but Let It Go my granddad was a soldier on the front and 41 the bullets took his brothers the sky was filled with fire Millions lost and Flame hate and love for all there in the world now for the same some days will sinking sadness and the way of them to Don't Lose Yourself to Madness the way out is low the New York Towers crumble we were all New York to four moment all just human not the same ol red or blue sapphire they'll never team some days will seem can Sadness the way of them to talk don't Lose Yourself to Madness the way how is llama the virus took our comfort it was never ours to own when the enemy designer together but alone this life is so damn fragile a leased car by the wind but every breath is tragic night I hope within some days will seem can Sadness the way of them to do Lose Yourself to Madness today's will sink in satin the way of them to do Lose Yourself to Madness the way is love


    Lex Fridman and Joe Rogan Debate Media Objectivity
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    CNN article that was wondering how long it's been around there were saying see if you can find this was covid-19 around Inhumans longer than is currently believed they think it might have existed for months. Years before it broke loose and became a pandemic mutate because it didn't read the article yeah where'd you learn that CNM Library news folks it's the news leading scientist tell CNN that it's what they listen to CNN but they they have perception that other people don't agree with just like everybody else but it may have existed in humans many months even years before it grew into a deadly pandemic CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports Bellacino's not doing a good job I decide I think the entire will they doing bad the incentives like they're they're choking out the investigative deep investigative journalism this is exactly you said that the clickbait like like look at the title look at the I think they're trying to stay alive but yeah but that's that's a problem I think it is a problem but I think in the defense of particulate online journalism trying to stay alive I don't think it's good time for journalism now I'm bleeding but I from what I understand the only thing that keeps New York Times functional is the podcast the podcast that broadcast it's huge and that the podcast runs a lot of money but that's not that means they need to innovate they needs to be they need to because of the cast we need the f****** York Times though the problem they need to figure out a way to make money off of it but we need we need the top of the food chain journalism right and that's what the x is always we need them so when someone is someone's done something for the times as not-so-good or flawed yeah okay but still not there. That one person that one article whatever it is is not the X the X stands for something right with the New York Times as supposed to stand for what what it always did when I was a kid and now to a lot of people still it's the cream-of-the-crop it's the very best journalism it's the very best is the ones that have the deepest inside the ones that nail It and Weep free of bias but there's by humans you know this is the problem CNN is the problem with any new source but we still need new sources but it's run by humans they need High salaries and there's a huge amount of people involved in making that system that is a CNN so there's several mechanisms acquired first like this podcast here podcast in general require very few people to run now that there's an infrastructure to communicate with a lot of people and then the Wikipedia model like Wikipedia is thousands of contributors that creates extremely strong factual information that's not like this is very little money required to run Wikipedia incredibly so so that there are some out there that are online though that are thriving because of the problems with Legacy Media it's an opportunity it represents YouTube temples of fantastic journalists he's he's really objective you might disagree with them or you might not find his perspective to be in the line with yours but that guy is he holds those journalistic ethics at the highest level to the highest standard with him it's everything and when you read his take on or see him make it take on things he is giving you the most honest objective take on it possible and really hard to get that from a network first of all through the hard to get what he does for a network because you're going to get these giant chunks where he'll heal he can talk about something for as long as it takes to describe what the issue is where is CNN has a segment man that's taking his f****** 7 minutes while you better be done by 7 minutes Trump is bad coronavirus deadly and holyshit Chris Cuomo's got it let's go to Chris he's in his basement and then see Christmas basement with Sanjay Gupta and they're holding up chest x-rays you know they think they have their segments man segments are b******* it's dumb you have these standards that you've created a long f****** time ago and this is the biggest handicap that Legacy Media has other than their inability to be free like a guy like Tim pool is there not independent they can't be free like he is you have too many working pieces too many producers too many people there telling you what the directions say this people that bring you the segments you're a talking head is a lot of s*** going on there man lot of s*** going on there but you have to innovate and make more you need to Aspire to it and not be polluted by other influences but I can see people like I think I'm objective but I have very different views than Tim pool on some things and not others actively so you looking at a thing of Jack till you're being honest about what what it says but you also have preconceived notions of what each individual aspect of that certain thing means and what's good what's bad that's where the subjective aspect of objectivity comes in when you look at certain things that happened there certain ways you can look at something and not have a bias but look at something and you have a preconceived idea of what aspects of it should or should not be tolerated and maybe times it takes someone else to come along so kill why do you hold these beliefs is yet you're absolutely right but the problem is that based on your skill set and your momentum in history you might look at a very particular aspect objectively and not see the bigger picture for sure like Tim pool has revealed and his focus on certain aspects of problems in the system and he continues to focus on them maybe not seeing the bigger picture that's impossible for anyone to see the bigger picture I think like I tend to I-10 to see in a lot of things the beauty of things and it does focus on the positive I focusing on and also the other thing is choosing the ways you talk about it so Louise you reveal that objectivity B+ and B- he can be very cold and fact-based you can be very flamboyant and very kind of excited that use a lot of visual with all those kinds of things in all of that changes the way the message is carried the void that's been created by this distrust and Legacy Media especially now. I don't know if you been paying attention but like YouTube there's so many people like my brother is not like put the camera themselves right and say their opinions that's crazy. It's over million I think it's kind of a lockdown Chronicles I think it's it's a symbol of where we're going right it's your you're becoming but when I do this thing I'm doing this thing for 5 days a week and I'm becoming more connected with people in some weird way that no one ever thought it was ever going to happen before where there's people that listen to my voice right now in their ear while they're running right a lot not a small amount if you could see the actual number of people right now with earbuds in running listening to this podcast ubill at whoa that's kind of crazy they hard you're running into the next Dimension that's what this is and it seems like it wasn't it seems like go on the internet then somewhere along the line came this weird thing that's what it is Now podcast for a weird thing especially one that reaches the numbers of people that this one reaches and for that to be in my hands is a weird position and I'm you know why what's happening 100-count f****** strange this is I didn't anticipate this I always anticipated this being some weirdo Fringe thing that very few people would connect with which line ever tried to censor it at all I tried to do a vast majority of it completely High out of my mind and hang out with fun fun people just talk s*** and have a good time and not have a different perspective some people have a public voice and a private voice. Try to have the same voice just be me just just do that Dad so I tell people when they say what was Joe like behind the scenes that be awesome if you're totally different almost like a super dick behind the scenes yeah yeah that be a bummer or like a totally different person like you put on that mini skirt and this is just one step that we didn't think was a step it's a podcast I thought it was just like a radio show that you doing the internet but it's not into the way humans are going and this is just one step that we didn't think was a step it's a podcast I thought it was just like a radio show that you doing the internet but it's not for some reason it's more involved and more entangled and more intense and then and then also it has an impact right


    Rep. Dan Crenshaw: We’ve Sidelined Personal Responsibility
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    Healthcare in this is a healthcare issue obviously is so complicated and there's so many levels to it but it means I think one of them that we really have to dress is died in obesity there's a giant problem with diet and obesity in this country healthy food eating eating the proper food and you don't have a friend who said that they were talking about people who do drugs and people who drink and you know maybe they should access to those same Healthcare and maybe that's a good incentive to stop people from drinking and doing drugs and I said yeah what about people do fat what are people who are fat but you're going to use the same logic with them because you can't sat Jame so can you tell hate hate that so you can't get the same Healthcare that a healthy person does well if you get a healthy person who likes to drink and they did run and they did a job but they do like to drink and occasionally smoke a cigarette what are they fear than someone who's morbidly obese yes they are so why would we have a problem is people who don't self-care with a giant problem with that people who don't take the necessary steps personally now is this because of education is it because of ignorance is it because of a lack of awareness of the consequences of an unhealthy diet or eating poor Foods or consuming large amounts of alcohol or tobacco product I don't know what it is but that is a massive part of our Healthcare System is people who are not doing the proper things to their own body in terms of eating nutritious Foods hopefully they can afford in terms of exercise which is free for everybody and there's a lot of things you can do there free to take care of your body chapter 7 in my book I forgot I got to talk about my book and you know part of the part of the deal when we when we are founders wrote out the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution and in and built the framework for this free society that we live in where government's role is to protect your rights as fundamentally the government's role you have god-given rights and these are life liberty property effectively speaking life liberty and property Kristen wrote The Pursuit of Happiness and they choose these words really carefully now part of the exchange there is is a necessity for citizens to live with a sense of Duty and to live as a citizen that this idea of citizenship and to do what is right to do what is good it's hard for me to imagine that people are just so uneducated that they don't know that they're unhealthy you know I think I think problem and you're getting it that problem I don't know if that's true I don't think it's that they don't care I think they have no discipline I don't think it's that they don't care there's there's a difference if they'd never been taught to push themselves there's a lot of people it's just so easy to guess that's one of the reasons why I love the title of your book fortitude is what people need and also they need to understand that there's a great value and doing difficult things and this what's it what chapters that is it what do something hard for you will listen man that's like you're a Navy SEAL on you you know it you got it you live it this is what we need we need more people who understand that I know it's hard to get up I know it's hard to do things I know it it's hard for me to but I still do want and you should do them to me it should be something that we encourage everyone to do and that we we all talk and then we all praise each other for and we all get excited about accomplishing these things and taking care of your physical body taking care of your meat vehicle if everybody just did that we would have his health care cost this country will be radically decreased about the fact that they took care of themselves and then had discipline to not overeat and had discipline to to try to choose a foods and to make a meal plan write things down made it can be done this we're not talking about breathing underwater we're talking about things that can be done by the average person like the notion of personal responsibility is talked about enough as it it's almost all the time immoral and I'm feeling and uncaring when we say you know when this whole I go to tell everybody to be pulled ourselves up by their bootstraps and whatever in like not that we use that term but but the point is is that actually important I don't think conservatives have done a good enough job over time explaining why it's so important and personal responsibility troll our own destiny it's if you're constantly in victimhood if you're constantly being told that that you can't control your own destiny that's fundamentally disempowering that's a terrible psychological states and what exact question is do you do you have or things that happen to you or are they within your control or outside your controller it's something like that in Germany the answer was was overwhelmingly things are happening to them outside of their control right like like you understand what I'm saying 3% of people said yes versus in Germany was like 50 or 60% believe we are in control of our own destiny we tend to overwhelmingly say more than European countries that if we work hard and and and play by the rules and do what's right that we will get ahead that we will find that opportunity and I think if you could immigrate right now what's your number one destination will it's the US of a like overwhelmingly the second place is Canada and Germany at like 6% of respondents the USA is like 21% of respondents the second place isn't even close and so for all of the left-wing like anger and and always saying prevalent for all this for all of that commentary it's it just it's just isn't true and so in any of the reason that use crisis language Okay the reason they tell you're going to die in 10 years climate change the reason they're always telling you that corporations are taking advantage of you in the 1% is just all of this policies put into place and you can't justify you can't justify revolutionising the whole system unless you convince people that the system is so bad and so corrupt that it needs to be revolutionized and created is undermining of this notion of personal responsibility if you're going to convince them that they need you to save them to me do you know each to each to their need each to their ability what you're telling people is that they don't have to work that hard but they deserve they have rights to all of these other services from other people it's their right we should distribute out accordingly everybody's perfectly equal what that does is it removes agency from people and it's truly a disempowering thing and we seen this throughout the throughout history because they just want to work hard and move up and they're just so excited about this meritocracy that we've that we've that we've built into our into our culture 8-bit about how communist Cubans come to America in the moment they step foot on soil they become Republicans it's really hilarious that it's true and they do appreciate that that aspect of this country I think you said earlier is that we live in the best time ever in history and I agree with that the consequences of it being such a great time or it's far easier to get by because it's far easier to get by people look for things to be more difficult than they actually are they look for things to be more stacked against them than they actually are they look for more of a woe-is-me standpoint when you find people that actually have a real difficult life they look for things to be hard they find hard things everywhere they look and often times you find those people that have a real struggle that it's a great documentary called Happy People by Werner Herzog it's about people live in Siberia and it is a brutal difficult existence in extreme cold but these people are overwhelmingly happy and it is really crazy documentary because their physical and their struggle just existence just to survive is so difficult that they found the sort of perfect vibration of existence where they're in the wilderness they're out there trapping and hunting and fishing and and farming and in and Gathering up enough food to survive in the extreme Winters and it's it it really shows you that human beings need difficult tasks we need things to be tough to do and we need to we go out there and do them to have a feeling of satisfaction and have a feeling of personal responsibility and the fact that you've actually done the things that you needed to do in order to survive it's built into us cuz I wouldn't wish that upon anybody I'm not saying you need to get blown up in the face and lose an eye to have the sort of Spiritual Awakening and how good it feels to go through something hard but you should you should have bitchily move into a a self-imposed suffering you're about to say something that have gone through as military or First Responders really difficult physical tasks to get to where you you are just that alone creates character creates a different kind of person and the type of people that gravitate towards those Endeavors those dishes they're special people they are but I didn't write this book for them and for everybody and Glisan seals have our hard thing and it's buds underwater demolition / SEAL training at 6 months of hell and it is it pushes you beyond limits you you ever thought you had hell week especially when you're done with that when you when you come away from hell week there really is the sort of Spiritual Awakening that you have higher confidence you feel prepared for anything even in the some of the worst situations you can think to yourself well it's not quite hell week is it much more perspective relaxing in perspective quite a bit also chapter 2 is is called perspective from Darkness Highpoint the stock doubt that too many of us have have gotten so comfortable we we removed suffering from our life to such an extraordinary degree and that's not a bad thing that's an element of the modern times that we live in and I'm happy we live there but the reality in my life I'm complaining because when I'm at 30,000 ft flying through the air to Wi-Fi isn't as fast as I'd like it to be like so we have very different complaints and it's good to every once in awhile just think you know what I have a pretty damn good and to remind yourself of that again to do something hard chapter is it's one of the Deep dive into the psychological literature which I just enjoy doing there's a or the Bible with all of these all of these texts these these ancient pieces of wisdom that have been around for a very long time they all talk about this bill talk about the value of suffering the value of enduring an Archer how this build character and it's actually quite literally makes you stronger and do something with a metaphysical sense in a psychological sense and a physical what hardship actually does but physically and metaphysically like those real real benefits to this but you have to do with Joe Rogan's wife because their true life experiences to bolster those those lessons but it just has to be harder than what you did yesterday and maybe it's physical you feel tougher the rest of the day there's you like you know what I just sat and 10 minutes of icy cold water I didn't do that the day before but I did it today and now I feel a little bit more like a badass like you know what I feel like it's small things it's this self-imposed suffering is so important for a lot something and I'm just saying you have to find that in and make it habitual can't just be warrants either the seals can gets off to we we all know that if you know we know who those guys are and because they stopped stopped listening from the value of self-imposed you have to find that in and make it habitual can't just be warrants either cuz he gets off to we we all know that if you know we know who those guys are and it's because they stopped that they stopped listening from the to the lessons from buds into the value of self-imposed suffering


    When Will We Reopen Society After Coronavirus? w/Dan Crenshaw | Joe Rogan
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    so what's your take on what we're going through right now Dan for everybody in the future this is day it's basically a month into like extreme coronavirus lockdown for the country at all started sort of in the beginning of March now here we are in the first week of April and everybody stir-crazy and weirded out by this including me and I'm sure you as well what would it what is your take on this wow weekend where everything all of a sudden shift that it was the March 14th weekend I remember that weekend cuz it was my birthday and I remember how everybody was basically still going out to bars and restaurants and then all of the sudden everything changed I think the entire Paradigm chain and a long time how we got there might my general take on it we we are in a what I would call a tactical Retreat so many is a military term there to describe what we are doing we all of the sudden ran into a hail of gunfire okay like I think about this in military terms of gunfire we're not really sure what hit us we have a basic idea we know who they are we know the General Lee what the enemy is but we weren't quite sure how to combat it talk to anybody don't don't touch anybody to maintain that social distancing lock things down as a slow the spread in allow our backup are far help Public Health System to catch up at a certain point we have to come out of that tactical pause we have to come out of that Retreat and start engaging in the enemy a little bit and we do that slowly we do it carefully and so I think that's the I like to look at it that way into a risk mitigation strategy and we're ramping up our production of things like ventilators of PPE testing capability in order to do that there's some talk of when this is going to end and I don't know how you even make that distinction how how does one make a decision and it seems like one of those things were once it starts once you lock a country down and tell people stay away stay home. work don't do anything unless it's very Central at grocery stores hospitals media there's a certain things are allowed to be done right now when is that end and how does one decide when that ends from the public health perspective I hear them say certain things like after 14 days of a downward Trend in cases than we can start reopening AR is less than 1 then you can start reopening so are being less than one man very contagious person they infect less than one other person right now that numbers are at just over to okay so there's there's an obvious spread that occurs using those as our standards I would like to see a fuse other standards as well such as are we at a point where were testing and we have enough ventilators and little bit space and PPE to actually fight the virus alongside reopening our society because we cannot indefinitely walk down those costs are enormous and 401ks in our jobs can't do much needed surgeries procedures because you know what's called an elective surgery is going to be kind of agraria it's a lot of stuff isn't getting done from public health side into account elective surgery is going to be kind of agraria a lot of stuff isn't getting done from the public health side jobs there's divorce rate for suicide we have to really take all of this into account as we as we talked about 1 to reopen Society


    Rep. Dan Crenshaw and Joe Rogan: We’re Elevating Victimhood
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    yeah I feel it resilience is almost like a muscle it's something that you can build and it's also something they can get soft and I think that I look I love Comfort don't get me wrong but I don't appreciate it unless I've done something difficult you know if you look at like all the different things I do and say all you real productive and it's nice dude I also like to watch TV I like to put my feet up I like to kick back like to have a beer I like to relax but I don't like to relax if I'm not doing s*** I know me and I get mad at me if I'm not doing anything I don't like me when I'm not productive but when I am productive I also can enjoy to relax I enjoy relaxation and I don't enjoy it unless I've learned it and I think that's what people need to do these you need to earn their comfort of Shame I already know all this because it's true all right now I'm I'm I'm trying to give these lessons out in the clear and coherent kind of fun way but these things are just rude you feel bad when you don't act the way you envision yourself to be but you have this hero archetype I talked about your architect for you have this idea of like what you think is the right way to be you're trying to live up to that all time we often fail make your own if you've seen how how successful people are in your like I want to be like that maybe doing comedy or fighting or whatever it is I feel like they have a way of doing something that maybe I should mendicancy built this overtime and you know when you you know only you know really when you when you don't meet that standard we don't meet that standard there should be a degree of shame that you feel this is a problem I viewed in society anymore it's almost the opposite and it went when you do when you don't feel bad shame you can't feel a sense of Duty to be that citizen that we talked about earlier and I find this to be a big problem that you know what the small stuff like examples in the book like you should feel shame when you're that person who doesn't put the shopping cart in a little shopping cart section parking lot but like why won't you just want to just put it away and worse and if you don't put it away because you're in a rush you know because your kid is screaming and if you have a good reason not to put it away but the question to ask yourself is did you feel bad about it right did you feel bad about it and if you didn't feel bad about it what the hell is wrong with you this makes him mad at us like a damn easy to do just just put it back b**** just walk it over there put it in the little stall and you feel better like look I did it I seen what I do I bring all the way the fuk back to the supermarket, I put it back in the front steps take much time and I feel like I did something even if it's just a trick the grocery store doesn't even have to put those little sections out in the parking lot they could just tell you to put it walk it all the way back on the door. The reason why I like the little stalls is cuz of people that do have kids if there's a mom and she's got a baby with her gray give her an out a way out or hire some kid to gather those things up while people are walking out with them fine but if you're just a guy and you know you're shy for yourself and you don't put your car back f*** you you knowing that sense of shame that you're talkin about that there really is important people need to feel shame if you've come up short like that because you can do better you can do better and you should want to do better the way to get back the way to get ahead in life is to do everything that way the way you do everything is the way you do anything the way you do anything is the way you do everything with me that's really what it is if you just do the right do it the way you're supposed to do it you can do it and you'll feel better if you were supposed to get a workout in today like to sleep in and get your ass up and do it and you'll feel better when it's done you like damn I did it I can do this tomorrow to you can and its momentum and just developing that momentum it's a skill it's like everything else it's like learning how to be polite it's like learning how to be cordial learning how to be a nice person these are learn things you can't except that you're a piece of s*** and this is just the way you are no just look at yourself as if you were another person judging you like as if you are a person who's like a life coach judging you what would you tell you to do the psychology behind it but the problem is his like we've I feel like we've removed shame in our culture 2 to a huge extent to wear towards the most celebrated to you know to do these wrong things and one part I do bring up the example of of of how we view you know assistants on government assistance and there's the movie Cinderella Man where Russell Crowe plays the whatever the name is a boxer but we also believe that you shouldn't take it if you don't need it that seems like a pretty good good piece of in a civic duty to live by and experience leaving the Navy where we were actually encouraged to get on Social Security disability insurance as I was leaving the Navy so I was in a classroom full of the only one with a visible injury or is obvious as to why I'm being medically retired and they're all getting medically retired and by Nature getting medically retired from the military Insurance even though every single person in their walk right out of that classroom is perfectly capable of working was so frightening to me that it was that it is so ingrained in our new culture that it said it was actually in the curriculum at a government classroom and in this kind of stuff is cheered on being the sort of hoaxes that we've seen her why did jussie Smollett feel that he had to say that to Maga guys in Chicago what was enough what the underlying psychology behind that was because we change the definition of right and wrong and I and I see a need to get us back to some traditional definitions before we all lose our freaking Minds a very good point I think what you're saying is absolutely correct I think victimhood should be if you are an actual victim me and I feel for you it's terrible but if you're not a victim and you're playing up victim but it's disgusting it's one of the gross things that you see in our culture especially when we're talking about how easy Society is now when you have a person who is affluent and successful and famous like jussie Smollett who does that and you like Jesus Christ man I boarded you missed the point that's why it's so foul for us when we see someone who's just trying to be for their own personal gain their trying to game the system and make it out like victim of the grossest things that you can see in a successful culture and its people out there that wheelie are injured like yourself from combat this people out there that really are sick people out there that are really victimized by violent crime and to fake it it's such a it's such a disgusting insult to people that actually are injured real victims in victimhood culture capable of work yet I'm kind of blind and like I can't see even out of my good eye but I can work I'm not shown that I can work why would I take that but that wouldn't be just so that wouldn't I think I would go against their classical definition of of what is fair and just and yet in our current culture I do I don't believe that anybody would call me after that and I should be called out if I had taken that money I really believe that I do I don't believe that anybody would call me after that and I should be called out if I had taken that money I really believe that just because I was already getting benefits right as a result but


    The Press Unfairly Criticizing Trump Over Chloroquine w/Dan Crenshaw | Joe Rogan
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    yeah we you and I privately had this conversation through text messages about the way reporters are using this moment to criticize Trump with with in Ridiculous Ways and one of them was this questioning of whether or not he should describe these drugs that have some promised which many doctors are describing hydroxychloroquine with the Z Pack and zinc apparently combination that keeps getting brought up and there's a doctor that has been using this to some reported success in New York City but what drives me crazy is that these are rare opportunities that someone has to talk to the president and they're using it to chastise him for bringing up drugs that do show promise and hope he's not telling people to go take it he's not advocating it he's not pretending that he's some sort of the medical professional he's just talking about some things that show Pro in the medical community you know what what is your take on all this cuz this is it's a it's a it's a weird situation that he finds himself in with the Press is very strange and antagonistic position we think we should be worth it mean to be a good American a good citizen the Press believes it is their duty to only be adversarial to to politicians mostly conservative politicians they don't treat them across the same way but educated Sapulpa full context full understanding of what's going on not press briefing room and actually asked legitimate questions that would inform the American public but but they don't they play he's got you again the last questions like what do you want to say to people who are upset with you right now and I think they're failing us miserably and then there's the opportunism that occurs like if you're writing an APA if you're a journalist writing an op-ed what's an opinion journalist especially but you always do that in direct questioning with the president just to try and play this gacha game it's not helpful helpful and it's not informing anybody in the least you know you mentioned that the president talking favorably about the floor clean or hydroxychloroquine and you remember the the couple that ingested that out in Arizona because spayed or something like that might be misspeaking bowl cleaner fish tank cleaner weather in Mass it'll actually work but but to express optimism over it to two after each other in the worst of ways and a new ability to do that I mean this what is with these new tools that people have to social media and through making these viral video clips which is what each reporter is hoping is there going to accomplished by being combative with the president and trying to catch him on something they're hoping that they're going to create this viral video that's going to accelerate their career it's very self-aggrandizing it's and it's disturbing that there's there's not someone who stands out what does the sort of press junkets that doesn't do that actually right about that exact point in my book like this what we've begun to do is reward this sort of overly passionate emotional Behavior so we've replaced sophisticated reasoning with outrage we grew up this way and there's there's like fictional characters like the Jedi hero archetype or Superman or or like or like real characters like Rosa Parks that we actually look up to and we identify and in our in our current outrage my culture like we see somebody who plays the victim and we cheer them on reality what we used to do is he somebody who overcame adversity who was the true hero in the wee cheer them on when we totally reverse that you actually get more points if yours more snarky if you're meaner if you're if you're if you're playing this kind of cheap shot game and like it in my book this example of like these these this group of Veterans Day they were waiting for me I knew something was off because we never wear the gold letters that say veteran on it don't I thought that was strange and it turns out they were just getting their own video camera ready to record and then they start calling me and like just go nuts like they lose their minds talking about Trump in the news play and I kind of engage with them and some funny ways but they were extremely emotional I'm either voice is starting to crack it was about you or to you how could you how could you how could you betray the country by supporting the president of me things like that mostly sloganeering like this call me while walking my boo that the scenario and then they like and then there's this whole deal where I have to get the elevator because that's how I get to the books like I leave my my office on the fourth floor and Cannon I take the elevator down the basement I walk across my route and that you think that you that you have to use as much emotion as possible and it's been express your anger in in the most exceptional of ways otherwise it's not worth listening to but we haven't stopped as a culture and we have to stop rewarding and that's what I thought. Rewarding that kind of behavior actually control good for you but you talked about them and that's what they wanted that means there's so many groups out there that I don't even know if they have an endgame that the endgame seems to just get attention and you know and Shine the Light on these atrocities or whatever whatever they feel like is in Frosty


    Rep. Dan Crenshaw on China and the WHO
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    China yeah so I just mentioned that one that story that just came out which is what they actually prevented PPE from being delivered outside of China so together we are our company's 3 and they produce that there should have been exported out they prevented that there was a study that showed that if they had if they had actually been honest and given us through the world three weeks extra notice 95% of the spread could have been contained okay 5 million people all over the world the reason this became so bad in Italy and Iran is because of the belt and Road initiative these are major Hotspots for China's Economic Development and the belt and Road initiative so the World Health Organization better can't even be transmitted human-to-human contact on January 30th World Health Organization said something along the lines of there's no reason to be shutting down travel or limiting travel so they're directly controlled by the Chinese government the World Health Organization it should also be worth noting I forgot the guy's name who but he's from Ethiopia Ethiopia is one of these countries that is huge as a huge investments from the Bell Road initiative until I mean we'd to be calling for a complete complete change out leadership of the WHL yeah he shut his connection off and then he said China doing a great job let's move on and you know like what very weird so deeply corrupt I so deeply and I mean point where there was the progressive left in the Chinese just repeated it latched onto it but this whole notion that it's racist to call the virus the Chinese virus was it was such an utterly absurd thing that we were focused on as a country when it just doesn't matter reading that quite a bit in February so they're doing things like that then they claim that perhaps it was the US Army that had started the virus in Wuhan they haven't let International inspectors go in and investigate the origins of this virus that we can better understand it they said there's going to be there already is quite a few things that were looking at it as what we can do to one rebalance or supply chain but we need a better industrial policy on bring a lot of important manufacturing back home and can be more competitive than that sense is there any evidence that this was a man-made virus you know this is the big conspiracy theory that they would have a level four bioweapons lab in Wuhan viruses like this anyway yeah we just we just don't know the answers and I don't you know especially my position I don't want to I don't want to assume to the need to manufacture things in America and I think both I think he's received skepticism from both the left and the right on that for different reasons mostly come to write because you know we we we have we have really good here very closely to the free trade where where the more free trade the better where where somebody else can make it cheaper than then we should just have them make it all right is comparative advantage and that's true in theory it is true but but we can't ignore the consequences and I think we have ignored those consequences for a little too long like what what happens when you when you close down that factory your t-shirts are cheaper per unit which is the really big deal for the margins but it's like a psychological benefits of these manufacturing jobs as well you're creating something people like that people like to feel like they're producing something and that they have meaningful work that pays pretty decent and so there's consequences and there's consequences to the efficiency big big Dire Straits right now we risk we risk the possibility that we lose energy into between Russia and Saudi Arabia now hopefully I think administration's Melodies and diplomatic pressure and figured that out but no but balance right now maybe yes and maybe we do need to look at changing our supply chains maybe that means some things are just slightly more expensive maybe that's what it means but for for a lot of element for a lot of items we have to be looking at the consequences of allowing us to have things manufactured over there what kind of karma do we take on for when you look at Foxconn those buildings were they made got your iPhone live net surrounding to keep people from jumping off a how many people have to jump before you put Nets up and like what what what has to happen there where you were your your life suck so hard to make an iPhone and how much would it cost to make those here is it worth it for us and you know is there some the real value in that the label used to love to look for made-in-america there that's that's not really that much anymore I think it would be wise for all of us to invest in that ID again in the problem is is like we we hold ourselves to those standards of good labor conditions and good environmental standards and we but we punish ourselves and was out of business completely until we punish ourselves out of business sometimes the energy sector whatever it is because we we we we simultaneously make ourselves less competitive while also forcing our people to compete against people who are who work their employees so hard but they have to build nests around for office they throw themselves off of it one that we just accept because we want an iPhone and I mean apples one of those profitable countries the company's rather the world ever known made is a spectacularly profitable company and it like there's a hole in government policy and and they do but I'd like to do more the reason they don't is because when they put out that job application nobody will show up early is not enough people and so-and-so what the what does that tell you it it tell you that we we're not educating people in the skills that are necessary to engage in these jobs is a lot of technical skills that we are not teaching because education policy Federal Loan program student loans why are we promoting things and Majors that actually get us to a higher-paying job why why should the taxpayer be on the hook for a major that is guaranteed not to pay anything once you graduate like what you going to do with that degree in whatever who knows you're not useful for the economy that that we want and so what kind of incentives need to shift is my is my point to encourage more that so that Apple when they do look at a place to build a new Factory they can be they can be confident that people actually show up to work there


    Rep. Dan Crenshaw Skewers Media Coronavirus Hypocrisy
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    quotes out there from media and from from from pundits from Twitter users am I in my my fear that it continues to be said okay you know and it prevents us from having a reasonable debate because we we truly need to have that reasonable debate the other the other thing of frustrates me about these kind of bad faith argument is that the people saying them made the same claims them self like a February 1st Washington Post headline in the coronavirus okay February 1st coronavirus is scary but the flu is deadlier in more widespread day February 3rd Washington Post why we should be wary of an aggressive government response to coronavirus the same papers are now destroying the present all you didn't act early enough you didn't do anything it's if you have the blood blood of people on your hand but like that's amazing who says it's not safe to travel to China so this is falling President Trump's extremely at the time of very bold move to restrict travel from China and of course all of these papers and prominent people are now saying something different I go through a timeline to buy look at because it ended my continue to accuse everybody how this is this is a good one on the same day that that Trump implemented the restriction on travel this was January 27th okay and then January 31st asare the prettiest the 31st the Trump Administration implemented the restriction on travel January 31st and also declared a public health emergency on that same day promoted a bill call Dino bandak you could limit the president's ability to impose travel restrictions that's interesting and then act like this when you remember this too and I pointed this out at the time because you know a lot of people were not talking about coronavirus in February and on February 28th which is a few days before February 28th already been spent by HHS by CDC that needed to be reimbursed so the Trump administration's or even dealing with this matter like a congress we need more money we need more supplemental funding he got slammed cuz this was earlier in the week we actually voted didn't know and I I just want I just want to point these things out because it's important to give each other to Grace to be like hey not everybody knew what was happening it wasn't until early March that it was exploding as a virus Tintin in Tehran and Italy and in South Korea he's things happened and it wasn't clear that there should be massive massive lockdowns play hindsight and enacting a holier-than-thou and point fingers but if it's highly disingenuous and I and I built this whole time light out to show it from grace and and solve these problems together because it will be very easy to blame each other for the deaths of Americans no matter what the decision is it will be easy because the counterfactual is impossible to prove it's so easy that political opportunism is so easy is is what worries me the most and like we have to have this conversation so about reopening society and when to do it and we have to have the conversations about this political opportunism and shaming it and and calling it for what it is and then really being honest with those quotes in the Washington Post a New York Times USA Today and letting people know know we didn't know what this was we didn't see it coming and when it was coming we were real confused as to what the consequence going to be and we're also not getting on his data out of China right China is just a day or not honest about the body count they're not honest about any of it we don't really know what happened over there the version that we're getting is got holes in it it yeah let's talk about that I did find a quote that I told you I had the wrestler victims of Trump's stupidity and narcissism prominent Washington Post this is from a prominent Washington Post columnist I'm not choosing random Twitter users you know New York Times President Trump was so focused on fabricating threats involving Central American Caravan that he was oblivious to the real threats so


    Rep. Dan Crenshaw on Finger-Pointing in the Coronavirus Epidemic
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    so maybe discuss is is the balance that that needs to be talked about in this is where I would have taken the conversation from earlier about the media old people please take care of yourself stay home that provide assistance to get you food or do whatever they can to get to you but people that are high they want them to go out and live their lives they don't want the restaurants to shut down the pub to shut down this is a disease that you know it's ravage people of all nationalities and the old age and demographic groups but they're their ideas take care of your health be careful but let's get Society back on its feet again and they're widely criticized by that I would love to hear what you think that's a good strategy or not but there's three different strategies okay and there's a Harvard white paper that that delineates these pretty well I spoke with one of the professors from the center of Ethics that that was an author of this and you can describe these three strategies in the following way jump to the third one the third one would just be surrender okay let it happen will deal with it as we go but we're not keeping anybody at home that's effectively what Sweden is doing the second option would be sort of a mix of the two which I think will end up being the American option or better will should be where we have a defined. Where we remain in place but then we we confront the enemy and like I said we're in a tactical Retreat right now but I need to be prepared to do it Sweden took on the third approach which is like the basically they they think they can deal with it and we're going to see now their cases are jumping up pretty dramatically I don't know how much they'll continue jumping up the swedes are also very good at culturally following the rules Americans don't like a lot of rules I sweeten the swedes will stop at a red light at 2 a.m. cultural differences I think their social cohesion or ability to follow rules I like the Koreans is it different than our culture where we are we are just way more individualistic and we're going to do whatever the hell we want we want to flamethrower in our office organizer flamethrower at our office like don't tell me I can't have it right yeah it's always better lets you want to start a fire without the situation is move to that rather quickly now we need to be careful about how we do it but I'm very very concerned about these indefinite extension of the timeline to stay in place I think I think we have to start having reasonable conversations about the cost of that in the cost a lot more than just dollar sign the cost or hell of a lot more than just people's 401K is tanking the costs are actually people's lives also whether it's mental health or suicides are divorced or Applebee's all these procedures that we're just putting freezer so like and I have a lot of problem with this place is like Houston or hospitals are not overwhelmed 50% capacity prone to this giant City with enormous density the most it's the densest city in the country by far is also the most likely place that a lot of international Travelers were coming in and out of New Orleans will they had Mardi Gras these numbers in the wrong ways and not taking enough into the account into the fact that it we just we have very different lifestyles in different parts of the country and also take into account that we can Target certain Solutions once you slowed the spread by doing what we're doing again I'm not against doing what we're doing I just think we need to stick to the timelines and maybe make those time on sooner than later and then come out and fight what does fighting mean while we're in wait we're basically we're ramping up production of protective gear or ramping up production of ventilators again our system is as amazing we are producing we're going to be do the numbers before or talk about socialized medicine like one of the benefits of our system is we are actually way better prepared than people realize now we have a big lack of PPE there's a lot of reasons for that I can go into one reason is that China was stopping for from 3 a.m. for the rest of the world uses a lot of it in China are preventing those experts who they want before the supplies then they act like the good guy and go around the world giving it out and then trying to ask if we're going to have to really look at the door supply chains in our relationship with China after this but that's one of the reasons we didn't have the proper amount of PPE president is everybody's micromanaging boss and that's just not how our system works nor should it and there has to be some level of accountability of the local and state-level to again I just got the phone with some of the doctors here at the Texas Medical Center and I'm like how are you guys on PPE and they're like we have so much PP what I've noticed and all the finger-pointing and in a lot of it's just political opportunism I don't know if you if you like if you do put these people at school lie detector test I wonder if they really think it would be the president's fault that this happened like I don't I don't think they could pass a lie detector test and I think it's I think it's a lot of political Pediatrics but in any case it's away from the right way to look at power levels like California wants to try a single-payer healthcare system let's see it work in California or smaller say and then let's let's Skate City and then let's go it's it's it's it's a matter of the scale matters to a huge extent and socialism works if you got maybe like 50 or 60 people cuz you can hold each other accountable there's a little bit easier to maintenance when you scale things out of dramatically changes things we have to remember that as it pertains to dealing with the pandemic and dealing with public policy as well into a system where were simultaneously combating the pandemic but also reopening our economy we have to have that in the natural reaction from disingenuous people is well how many lies is it worth to save a job and I'm like okay that's not the right question also misses the point you know we we live in a world where we take risks and then we have to take those risks and then mitigate those risks accordingly and we can better mitigate risk and we better understand what we're dealing with and when we're better prepared and those are the two things we have to do over the next month new beds where they might be needed any more generators anymore PPE so that's preparedness side and on the other side it's just like you know like you'd explain in Sweden with cheap sick and vulnerable people away let's target are our efforts a little bit better listen to him or vertical approach as opposed to horizontal approach that's a terrible way to think about it I mean I I can moralize this situation so I could save 30000 live this year because I'm not going to let anybody drive and I am a better person than you because you have the blood of 30,000 people on your hands cuz you won't people driving yeah that's where it's not at all know you're you're absolutely right and I'm worried about that when we do go back I'm worried about that finger-pointing I really am because I think it's just going to muddy the waters and I'm also worried about it being used as political opportunism


    Dan Crenshaw's Problem with Medicare for All (Extended Discussion) | Joe Rogan
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    remind everybody of this with their start to the drug price discussion that bill that hr3 bill it won't become law because it wouldn't hurt get bought out by the bigger companies that support system works and it's a very dynamic system it's it's it's why we RV by far the number one innovator in the world know what our country innovate like we do I don't do the research like we do if we implemented the price controls that are inherent and medicare-for-all or hr3 there wouldn't be anybody else in the world doing what we do should we have Medicare for all doesn't coronavirus prove that everybody should have free healthcare and again what I would have to remind everybody is is that if we had medicare-for-all what we're basically talking about our price controls because Medicare already pays below average payment for for anything before whatever service were over for whatever doctor visit 60 70% on the dollar right now what was the Medicare senior program at 65 and make sure that their basic needs are covered in terms of sickness illness injury and such and we could argue that we could we could even debate the merits of Medicare on its face would be available for everybody if Medicare for all was available for everybody what you're saying is it was essentially you you would fix prices on on everything in terms of medical treatments and and that would be a problem because of what will soap Sherman said that your podcast could could only take $100 for at and I was just the price fixed for now on what incentive would you have to really expand your audience what would you have to keep going or expand the business you wouldn't be able to it's similar under any industry it wants you to fix that price on you're going to reduce the supply that goes in I can only get $100 for add the reason why you would say that the sting shouldn't cost too much for someone who's injured or sick it's cuz we want to take care of each other as a community and the ideas that Health Care should be something that we we provide so many services to people that we we we are united right the United States of America we're supposed to be a gigantic community and one of the great things that we could do for each other is to make sure that if someone's sick or injured and something's wrong that we can take care of that like everybody do their share and we would like everybody to chip in so that this is possible but there's a big difference between that and fixing the price on an ad no but not economically there's no difference morally there is write instead of just an economic issue the reason I don't describe is it it's not in your right it is both a moral and a Mexican guy that is fundamentally true it is fundamentally another country we have overwhelmingly per capita more ICU beds in this country than any other Western Country overwhelmingly per capita we have more ventilator than any of these other people were all girl freaking out right now and in our ICU beds on a per-capita basis our system has way way more than the UK than Italy in Spain to Germany all of them like like orders of magnitude for also we're the ones who Innovative in the vast majority of research and development new drugs that come out that comes from this country so these are these are facts that we can escape if we do price controls and medicare-for-all is fundamentally a system of price controls if we do that economically speaking we absolutely will reduce Supply we still want to help people to do that good parts of our healthcare system which is quality and Innovation if we undercut those things were the last country doing this for the last country in the world truly doing Innovation either the world is left out the drive is there a way to do both is there a way to provide Healthcare to everyone but also encourage this Innovation and current profit so you encourage these companies to do all these great things you're describing and and and May in this incredibly high level of healthcare that we have right now that that's certainly the goal right in and that that should be the goal in this is why I think there's there's got to be room for compromise on the health-care debate because you can't compromise with the other party if the girls aren't the same difficult it is to get to that point while also ensuring that we maintain quality and Innovation so well I'm working on personally is is the primary care side of things because her primary care doctor is your bet your first point of contact in healthcare and the system that I think works best for that has direct Primary Care subscription fee of about $75 a month and they have full access to you so it's like less than a cell phone bill this already exists this model is prevalent it's growing I would like to see a girl much faster to how do you do that when we can't subsidize lower-income people in order to do that how we do that is very complicated what are healthcare costs like like you and me we can still afford that just like we afford any other monthly cost and you have access to preventive medicine you have access to telemedicine you actually have a doctor-patient relationship that makes it a lot easier to start solving the rest of the problem making our insurance Market more competitive companies that came out to be a lot cheaper than we originally thought it would in the early 2000s went when this thing was created this was a republican plan because Foundation that I think we have to adhere to and the other thing I pushed back on a little bit is is the healthcare is a right statement and I push back against that obligation to serve you not exactly no I mean wait wait we have public services that I would distinguish those public services from something like Direct Care and it doesn't change the mission of the military right thing away from them but these nonrival economics term for the sort of non rival attribute of these things it is different right because it's only a select number of doctors and we were burned out more price controls reduce supply and supply reductions in other countries girls don't get the same amount of money they're not going to rest in that extra I see you better not going to buy those extra ventilator they're not going to hire those other doctors eye doctor doesn't want to be a doctor because they don't make them out of money that they thought they would make their doing extra work because there's more people who now have access to them but there's less of them so wait lines are huge and they're seeing multiple more patients a day doctor burnout increases quite a bit quick answers to why why why that happens but that's our human rights issue it did we we kind of moved around with that The Vig either different than the fire department or the police department or well it's not a right either actually those but the fire department's not necessarily A a right as we would be the same if it's provided for everyone from a practical standpoint just because it's much easier again you cannot hundred thousand people more to your city and the fire department would have marginally more more work to do you know compared to like a doctor for instance it does that make sense like you just it doesn't that that nonrival attributes matter it matters quite a bit so what you're saying is because competition is necessary with medical Innovation and also like doctors profit off of being exceptional so you you they have incentive to be an exceptional no know what I'm saying is if you have if you have 10 doctors that's better serving the community every time that doctor is serving somebody that means somebody else can't see them signal that we need more doctors they're understaffed would be yes but I'm saying that's how it's different from a fire department which is sort of lying and wait for a fire to occur it would be a signal for there to be more doctors which is why the free-market price price points are so important because the only way to signal that is to actually there that demand raises prices when the government tries to do that is a socialist that they would say never works never ever work the Government Camp Spell omniscient as to know every single price signal and and anticipate every single piece of demand and production that is therefore required until they know it's not just health care that this is a problem it's every aspect of society so if I can go back to what you were saying earlier you said hey let's make the the government take care of everything was take money from the wealthy people and pour it into the government that the government will then have sources take care of these issues and you you're just looking at the first step of the problem you're not looking at the secondary or tertiary once you do Implement that first step is that we're saying hundred percent what I'm saying socialism doesn't believe in incentive doesn't believe that we need incentive to do things there's there's there's this utopian believe from the hardcore of philanthropic manner no matter what right now maybe for a few people if you altruistic people would be the ones you know doing all the work while everybody else is like pretending to work which isn't happening the Soviet Union you pretend to pay us we'll pretend to work right that was the saying from the Soviet Union these policies then we're not thinking through them correctly and I understand a lot of democratic socialism and I'm like yeah but it but it has very socialistic Tendencies effects of removing human incentive of forcing somebody's services and because you're calling it a right which means that you now have a right to somebody else's services I've been proven not to work and I and I and I think we and I think we have to understand that as we try to move towards the mutual goal of getting everybody access to healthcare department is in the fire department in a lot of ways a socialist Institution specific emergency service as a as a public good they come in and help you there's not a financial incentive for them to do so right but I've been a practical level on a practical level though imagine the scaling that has to occur if you're if you're doing that with medic with medical care they were talking about over what you're talking about socialism overall not just overall not just involving medicine talking about socialism in general and I'm saying isn't the fire department and example of socialism that works example of socialism and the people have these as a basic part of our society and our civilization this is an important discussion to have because oftentimes even Democrats aren't really talking about socialism doesn't call it socialism about Democratic socialism and you make some very clear distinctions between the two of them which I think you could apply to things like the fire department or the police department policies because he does talk about putting government control on corporate boards Elizabeth Warren talk about the same things now we really are talk about nationalizing thanks Industries on wage controls that you really are talking about more of an actual socialism what is a public good we've never in our economics we've never defined these things as socialist institutions and social institution effectively means your production and you're you're forcing everybody into a centralized planning State you're you're you're telling people what they will learn and what you will pay them how much they can sell the fire department is really not that again that is better than a public service it has a defined and has a defined budget of the definer roll beaches with Piers ago we're probably more of a free-market than we do in many ways when we look at their regulatory standards are quite liberal when we look at the corporate tax rate as it's very low they don't have a minimum wage and in many cases until they're not what they do have is a very Jen welfare state and and that's a different than again and even that is different than socialism as a giant welfare state now I'm still against that many ways I think there's consequences to that giant welfare state that that they now have to suffer with as a result and if you've noticed India used to be much more deeply socialist countries on the lot of them have just maintained their big welfare states which they are having trouble paying for just like we're having trouble paying for our big welfare state which is mostly based in Social Security Medicaid and Medicare when you say public good right this is what you feel that the fire department is it's a public good right what do you think that this is possible to implement something like that with in regards to Medical Care the discussion definition straight we're just saying okay we just want another public good in a more accurate way of describing it I think healthcare 30-something trillion dollars never over 10 years so about about three and a half trillion per year so that's basically doubling our budget just every year that's in addition to what we already spent additional federal spending some some some people try to massage those numbers and say all but that's actually cheaper than what we have now if you had it all together that is false that is that is completely false and that's not a controversial study everybody basically agrees Elizabeth Warren's plan was 50 something trillion dollars that's adding what we already spend to the new spending I would have to occur so what does that mean in practice it means doubling or tripling your taxes okay let's say they actually want to do that then you have the second and third order consequences which is okay what are you getting for this what is this new Utopia that we really live in where Healthcare is free and then I go back to okay in order to meet that price point of the the three and a half trillion a year that's that's by the way assuming that we continue using Medicare prices which is what all the plans do assumed by the way we're doing that were drastically cutting prices that we pay doctors and hospitals if we do that we drastically cut our supply of doctors and hospitals and we and we and we cut off and choke off the Innovative capacity that we do have so we're losing those quality the quality point it is too costly until rather do is actually Target the source of the problem make it easier to get insurance cuz right now I mean it's for so many Americans that insurance is just too expensive if you have it through your employer it's usually pretty good people to be happy with that but for the most part it's too expensive which is why I go back to my direct Primary Care idea because once you hit once you saw the primary care issue you mix all the insurance much easier you can do it then you can still protect people we like things like Iris pools at the state level or reinsurance programs you can make this you can continue to make improvements to the system that make it affordable for people people a fax just the thing weather in yours my question in the whole thing like Insurance still have to pay for it then it's too you're still paying someone still paying for all this health care if the insurance companies are making any profit cuz they're paying for all the healthcare then what happens then do we fund the insurance companies how does all this stuff get even doubt people can afford Healthcare so we get insurance insurance takes care of healthcare how did the insurance companies make any money then just like anybody else but they're also that they're there also what we found is especially with our experiments with Medicare insurance companies against each other and they lower cost I'm one side is driving up costs you know because the doctor wants to keep doing more tests or whatever it is or where patient wants to do more things the insurance company's job is just hold on a second why are you doing this what what is the reason for this was the outcome that we expect from this so that naturally drives that's natural assuming that the government will somehow be better if that then insurance company insurance companies are great that all everybody doesn't seem to like them but I also don't want the government doing it I don't want to be in a case like in Great Britain where where the government will say you know what your grandad's not on the ventilator anymore we're done with that or your baby can't get that care these stories and we don't have that issue in America certain things they might but they still good but the car still happens the hospital has to eat that care a lot and there's there's different funding mechanisms that reimburse them but no that doesn't that's not the way it happens over there any more there's no choice but that's that that is that is the decision and then that's what they have to deal with and so it's it is different but don't they have some private healthcare over there as well I think it might have elements of it but but but not for basic care I said you can eat for four other kinds of healthcare that aren't but not for basic care I said you can eat for four other kinds of healthcare that aren't really out


    Joe Rogan: Competition Isn’t Cruelty!
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    it worries me a great deal with weekly changed a few definitions like what it means to be a victim I think we change that definition overwhelmingly and we change the definition of justice also an injustice and what an injustice actually is we forgetting how to do we forgotten how to distinguish between discrimination and disparities like just because you don't have the same thing occurred there the real problem and it's it's made to be very difficult as it may debate with my colleagues the Democratic party is very difficult because every disparity is assumed to be originating from some kind of Injustice you know every time somebody is welder than somebody else the Assumption nowadays is that will it still be gotten money and that there's some kind of Injustice that occurred there is no renegotiating through this thing it was actually looking pretty good Nancy Pelosi comes then says he'll no blowing up the whole thing and we're going to protect workers and damn you know not these damn corporations okay so basically the same bill anyway that's a long story operation attached to it and we forgotten how to ask ourselves why is that did they do something evil what would it what exactly is evil about these entities you know that they employ lots of people who create lots of wealth and in this particular case or not do anything wrong worries me a great deal it worries me a great deal that's what I think that's what leads to be sort of topics of socialism is one of the bad aspects of the ideals of socialism is this inclination to think that when there is an inequality that than inequality is because of either corrupt corruption or greed there's also in equality of effort people do not put in the same effort and when you put in more effort you're more focused more discipline do more work you should be rewarded and there's people that don't like that idea they don't like that idea cuz they're f****** lazy and they're weak and that's a fact and there's people in this world that are weak and there's it's it's a unpopular thing to say because we want to say that no there there economically disenfranchised and there was the some people are yes some people are and there's also some people that work like a motherfuker and those people get by and they get ahead and those people should be rewarded for their effort one of the problems that I have with people that have spouse socialist ideals is that they don't want this competition aspect of our culture and our society to exist where you putting more work you get more reward that's my whole life that is my whole life I mean that did every everything that I've ever done I realized oh all you have to do is work harder than everybody else do is put in more time all you have to do is be more obsessed more focused and you can get by you can get ahead the people that don't like that or the people that don't like competition that they don't understand it it makes you feel bad when you lose everyone should get a trophy every once you get a participation trophy that is a giant problem with our culture and this inequality yeah there is income inequality some of it is corruption some of it is bad some of it is in equality of effort and that needs to be addressed as well and it's not like you can of his blanket thing that all the people that run corporations are greedy and all the money that they have acquired is because of ill-gotten gains it's just not true it's not true and it's it's anti-American frankly first one's personal responsibility one of the detail on that has mental toughness whatever the whole book about so it's important you said it exactly how I described it when I get speeches on this which is we need mental toughness because otherwise how do we survive in a free Society where we have to compete cuz the only alternative to a bunch of people is that we do live in a society where competition Society can't function very well actually do anything and you have to be mentally tough to deal with that and I think the American Spirit named Eric our history as a culture is a really really tough bunch of people to remind people of that celebrate you for it people tell their victim of stories are cheered but where's the part where you overcame it I thought that was the story were supposed to cheer competition with cruelty and I think that's that's foolish as well and yeah it feels bad to lose but that's just because it feels great to win there's it's a it's a Pecan Valley thing and you have to understand that and look every competition that I've ever had any anything that we have ever competed in Lost has old me beyond measure it is what gets you by it's what makes you better one of the reasons why I understand this is because of martial arts in martial arts you have to train with the best people you can and it's it's f****** sucks you get your ass kicked it's part of the but that's what makes you better you need those people you love those people they become your brother's is very very very important the bonds that are formed in Jiu-Jitsu gyms and kickboxing gyms and martial arts gyms with the people you train them mini train with is an intensity to those Bond that's almost Indescribable to anybody that hasn't experienced it I mean I'm sure it's not as tight as people have gone through combat together but there's something there's something in those people they they fuel you they help you and they help you by trying to kick your ass they help you by trying to be better than you they help you by trying to be the man that they want to be the best they can be and you think about those motherfuker you go to the gym you go goddamnit Mike is here and you get fired up for that person that you know is going to kick your ass and they provide you with fuel people that are better than you provide you with fuel competition provide you with fuel it doesn't mean you have to be mean it doesn't mean it's cruel it doesn't mean it's insensitive it doesn't mean it doesn't mean that it just means that competition is good competition is good for you it's good it shows you your better abilities it shows you delete that you you can aspire to Greatness you can Inspire to be better than you are you can do this and you can do this by looking at people who also do it they are your fuel inspiration is fuel nobody gets inspired by jussie Smollett putting a f****** fake noose around his neck and walking into a hotel still holding a Subway sandwich nobody's inspired by that maybe your Inspire to never be that guy and that but it's a week inspiration you're inspired by greatness you're inspired by great people stories does autobiographies in documentaries and stories of them putting in that work anyway. That's why there's so many people that you know they're their Instagram existence is essentially just all they doing is just providing inspiration to people like David Goggins that f****** got everyday means that guy's fueling millions of people just by being a badass just doing just life is hard motherfuker stay hard and just getting out and running everyday just by doing that I don't know him some help him who is who's filming these he's got a lot of money I mean he sold the s*** out of that book so it makes it fantastic book and I can't recommend it enough and you can't hurt me it's called and the audio version is even better because the audio version actually get somebody else to read it but then he comes in between and discusses each and every chapter so it's like the audiobook and a podcast together you know he he lives in incredible life and he's that guy is an amazing source of fuel for people but isn't amazing source of fuel because of his own competition with himself and he's a guy that talked really openly about being weak at certain points in his life and being fat lazy and that he got through that isn't had that he wasn't born this f****** Warrior that came out of the womb running a hundred miles from being a slob and he's real open about and he's even open about his own weakness currently he's like sometimes I stare at my f****** shoes for 1/2 hour run my shitt I don't want to do this but they don't go out and do it and while he's doing it he'll yell you know that people like that are fuel and there's certain people that don't like people like that cuz they make them feel bad they look at themselves to go God damn it I don't work as hard as that guy I don't have that kind of mental toughness and then the needs to try to find something wrong with it but it's it's because they're not willing to look at themselves objectively they're not willing God damn it I don't work as hard as that guy I don't have that kind of mental toughness and then the needs to try to find something wrong with it but it's it's because they're they're not willing to look at themselves objectively they're not willing to try to be the best person that they can be


    Joe Rogan Clarifies "Trump Over Biden" Stance
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    concerns I think classical liberals and it is that how you would describe yourself I don't know what all of us political world Joe Rogan's political leanings are like the great mystery I just don't think it's a good idea to take someone who's struggling with dementia and put them in one of the most stressful positions the world has ever known that's what I'm saying is not an endorsement of trump is it is a nice saying you shouldn't have a man who's clearly clearly in the throes of dementia I mean there's I'm not a doctor but when you can't form sentences in public and you forget what you're talkin about and you you're you wander off into these conversations if you're not can pot and you're not high if you're not pills like what's going on well there's cognitive decline he's an older man that has mental issues and you know not to be cruel to him he's he's suffering medically this is what is the real issue and the Democrats want to sweep that under the rug and Trump is already too and Emma parties already dismissing him I mean that there is a recent thing that Kyle kulinski posted a video on his Twitter talking about this is what happened when don't discuss the elephant in the room and Trump saying used to do it during a press conference and they asked him a question was something to Biden Rodeo I didn't write that he's like that's a democratic operative he didn't read it he probably doesn't even know what's going on right now and he's going to he's going to continue to do that and it's it's such a vulnerable point and I I don't know why the Democrats thought it would be a good idea to take someone who's clearly got a problem and this is what do you mean the guy we've all seen it it's not normal it's not normal to forget like when he's talking about the Creator and he literally loses what he saying he's like do you know the thing struggling the guy struggling he's tired this is extremely stressful process to run for president and the idea that he's going to be able to get through this and be okay on the other side to run the country for for potentially 8 years his crazy looking at the coronavirus in particular in the handling of it and this is obviously the subject of hot debate continue in and politicians including Pelosi who continue to repeat that Trump has the deaths of thousands on his hands on my I think that's a horrible horrible overstatement I mean to say the least it's just fundamentally not true just recently acknowledged that he now agrees with Trump's decision to close down travel from China in January and a podcast no I don't know where I go to a timeline of what actually happened right like with what's actually look into this debate and in an objective way of who knew what and wet because you can criticize people for sure and what we all knew at certain times saying that was repeating Chinese claims in mid-January that this virus couldn't even be transmitted in human-to-human contact you know and Trump was ripped apart for that Biden ripped him apart for that by a couple weeks ago those are those are certainly issues and I need to go into it but it's that can talk I mean anyone who's not in in severe cognitive decline mean pick a person should I vote for Hillary vote for him literally the poor guy shouldn't be in the position he's in I don't understand why they're doing that I mean anyone else could have been Tulsi gabbard Amy Klobuchar Pete buttigieg pick a person they all would have been a better choice and this is crazy and I don't know what their strategy is I don't know why they decided to do this it makes no sense to me it's very very confusing I mean anyone else could have been Tulsi gabbard Amy Klobuchar Pete buttigieg pick a person they all would have been a better choice than this is crazy and I don't know what their strategy is I don't know why they decided to do this it makes no sense to me it's very very confusing


    Joe Rogan: The Problem is We Consider Compassion a Weakness
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    true it's true why should I should Joy have boundary shouldn't and we have this is what I'm really into I'm really into like people having a big stake in community and I think when you look out for other people that's when you have the biggest steak in community and I think that's one of the things were missing today we're missing week and we can do it around neighborhoods like we're talking about like you know your neighbors it's really nice but I think we could do it in the expanse of way as long as we didn't give in to the temptation to be shity two people that we don't know and I treat everybody is if we're all a part of a community I think that can be done and I think the best way to sort of enhance that kind of thinking is to make decisions that are for the downtrodden make decisions that are for the working class in the people to struggling and people they're just trying to put food on the table and keep a home heated that everyone that's in that experience there because they're lazy or because don't work hard or because they think that they just said but it is but it's it's all so that they don't know they have an experience with those people experience and if they think about every person alive you there's not much difference this is our unsurmountable positive thinking broke one of the problems that we all have our perception really look at things people also deserve attention exactly they need a hug or just so scared will Java raising their kids to the point of broken cats and those kids need to find some way back to the garden and that's the reality of scale that the factors 350 million people just in America is that the real numbers at North America the right way like you have to have no room for douchebaggery no room for density possible level of guidance and of understanding of the consequences of not behaving that way and the benefits of behaving like somehow or another it's a weakness if your if you show if you show any sort of sympathy or Compassion or or try to have some understanding from people are downtrodden or poor people look at you like you're weak but now you're looking at the wrong way you're looking at you feel uncomfortable about it because it makes you feel weird because it's too many variables and it'd be better if you just nailed down to 1 or 0 is a lazy or the good hard-working people it's a good hard-working people who figured out the delays they don't it's not how many of us the idea that like no one should get help that's so crazy I was on welfare when I was a kid it's important it's important for people to keep them fed like gives people a chance like that doesn't mean that people make sure that the government has our confidence we feel like we can throw them our money they're going to do the right thing with it and we're going to help communities where to help that's what everybody's worried about for good reason it's just who the f*** knows who's taking your money they don't give you an accounting cheat they don't show you what they're spending on you just keep it up and like all these are the people that are taking care of us and then you can also take care of yourself and each other and measure neighbors and recognize your community and an kind of bill from the ground-up know who your your local representatives are you know for fucksake like your kids and their schools in like all that stuff like that is a very powerful tool and even I mean those are official titles and official designations and all that stuff is awesome to but it's also just know who the f*** is around you and liking in and be nice to each other and figure it out together we're all acting like every buddy is not going to help you and everybody's not going to understand you and then that one that gets fed to a scale of this impossible number 350 billion people 350 million people doesn't make sense to us it's so hard for us to ever understand what it's like trying to like do what's best for 350 million people and if there's ever a conspiracy to keep people stupid that's a conspiracy make that seem like it's normal make that seem like a month everybody shouldn't you really can affect things and you really should pay attention is to make life better for everybody when you're really really really really rich let's say You're really really really really really rich what if you just really really really real you are contributing in a dynamic way to A system that helped you get really really really really rich see The Balancing Act is not wanting to get to a place where you stifle people's need to do well because they need to have some sort of motivation some people do you want me to have motivation stop this idea they're going to come steal your money so I can know what you are going to help you're going to have to steal any money you're going to help people that can't help themselves but there's people you might have got lucky might have got a good parents and in a good situation good neighborhood good school you did well when you get Boston words like socialism and libertarianism and all these different f****** labels that carry all this weight behind them and we just say like what's your intentions is your intentions to make the community a better place for everybody and make people happy make sure we will have food and make sure people are loved and make sure people are in a wart that's what we should do as a community that's the thing that's the thing these f****** labels with his liberal Republican you f****** cook you know you goddamn hippie all these different labels of people is so easy to dismiss people with these labels and they have such an agenda plays on that part of the human psyche that wants to be a part of a team that attack opposing ideas and it becomes a f****** tribal thing it's so hard to sort out what's right and what's wrong you know but I think we're in a weird space where no one at the wheel I think that's the first time there's no the government doesn't have a hold of Wheels mastery this thing is you know you said the word love and like music and art and you know things that are cohesive in communal environments and helping people come together like in terms of like feeling like like what what can I contribute like how can I help because this feels like an epidemic this this disbandment you know amongst us and all the sphere everybody so scared I am in a in and out of it I go in and out of my fear is fleeting you know it it's things that are a little superficial at times but at the end of the day like this the love thing that the energy that you could make fun of me I don't give a f*** you know like the fact is like we all need it you know will want it and we all deserve it so what what are going to do with that you know like we can sit here and dissect politics and agendas and this guy this guy and socialism all his stuff but we all need to feel that thing and it is love and is very very very powerful and it comes in many forms and it has you know different hats and I think that right now like like I'm sure that you feel it at a show right when you play music for people you know I'm sure you feel it all the time with your podcasting with your shows and with the Outreach that you have and you don't forgive me I don't want to assume you know it and I feel it it in all the varying degrees of the shows that I play and things in like at the end of the day this stuff it like where we're at is a scary place but there's like this thing is just like kind of one thing and it's it is the love thing and that has like a bunch of different adjectives around it and verbs that are like recognizing each other and seeing each other and saying hey we're different but we're the same and we're okay like let's keep moving you know the thing that saves me from all this like deep depths of fear is that. There's really nothing else I have to say like cuz it's a weird that we're living in but that's the thing that's it it is weird world and people can tip left or right or people tip good or bad one way or another depending upon how you approach them sure and this is a thing that a lot of us get wrong you run into someone there a dick your dick back and turns into a fight you like the other guy was a f****** dick yes but sometimes when some was a dick and you're not a dick they stop being a dick that's right we didn't like we used to defuse a situation where energy gets heated and some reason I don't know I don't know if I should retell the story but like you know you its accountability to like you know when you mess up okay to be wrong I smoking made a mistake I'm so sorry we're really helps your education as a person as a as a girlfriend or boyfriend a lover a father or Son you learn when you fuk up you learn you learn like God damn I was wrong I guess that's a valuable lesson cuz it's humiliating there's some when you're hanging onto righteousness like this like and ability to say that you were wrong that is a f****** burden it's not just a burden it's so foolish Pursuit like you should relish every opportunity to apologize and say you're wrong as a showing of strength does if you think you're strong you think you're strong and you know you're wrong and you don't tell the truth will then you are a fool you're you're missing out on an opportunity for you to be strong show the strong the show that you made a mistake I've made a lot of mistakes I make them all the time I'm a f****** dummy all right I do my best but but there's a lot of mistakes you talk to me about it and you want to have a discussion about it I'm not one of those people that I don't think there's any value in pretending you didn't make a mistake I think there's a real send it. The rules were written were written by people who really hadn't had a good grass for the territory yet they didn't really understand what they're saying they should have taught people that school they should have taught people like that in junior high school high school for sure it should have said your your failures those feelings that you feel like they teach about history and math know how your failures are a very valuable fuel you have that feeling you get when a girl dumps you what a feeling that when you crash your car or the feeling that you get when you f****** ruin something you say something wrong when something comes out of your mouth when you anything you did wrong you flunk out of a class that negative feeling is a boost to the next orbit it supposed to blast you into the next level of understanding what you were doing wrong and how to improve in your life and how to go forward with better habits and if you don't experience that pain that feeling that embarrassment then you don't really know how valuable it is to stay on your grind and people say it all the time it resumes of people that stay on your grind like yeah but it's not okay to be human speaking we can't just be like accountable and strong at the same time meaning is that why the like monkey brain enough that's like you have to be all that s*** like ancient instinct when they would it look if we barely had enough food to keep our babies alive and our friends alive and our parents alive barely had enough food we saw someone slacking holyshit do you want to f****** kill them if you saw them someone that was sneaking food taking too much food I saw someone that wasn't putting in their work and you were just slightly shy of being comfortable and you knew this f****** lazy motherfuker they just did their work we would all be fine but they don't do it we do they dated claim their foot hurt or they claimed it back hurts they go back to the cave nobody wants to kill him that's what the f*** that's for it's a resource balance relationships like that against like welfare people that need exactly exactly attaching ultimatums or ultimate rather like this is the ultimate truth to any sort of circumstance in a general sense like to pretend that f****** Let's Pretend Yuba City of x amount of people you have a million people that are on some sort of assistance with his food stamps or welfare or whatever the pretend they're all one saying is crazy to pretend it's all one story is crazy one set of circumstances once that's not that's not the question should be like there's no billionaires or sign up for food stamps right do millionaires they're trying to get welfare money right it's only when you're desperate so the question is like how do we engineer Society so that even the most desperate people never hit that spot never hit a spot where they need assistance the most desperate people are always taken care of but they don't have to worry about it and then what motivation is is just following your dreams what you enjoy doing whether it's nothing like playing music or writing books or whatever it is whatever it is finding that thing but that that motivation for doing that thing should be above all above the idea that you have to survive by doing some shity job to make a living to pay for your bills and just robbed you of your your your time and resources it should be like a f*** face recognize that people have a lot of resources need a job will give you the money you don't need a job but understand this m*********** you give it a gift you give it to give the Beethoven ever had Hendrix never had nobody had it you got you got money enough to live no go but understand you got lucky live 80 years everything over there tomorrow to look at the way we distribute money as being like we think about it right now as being this is the way we've always we just have to look at the way we distribute money as being like we think about it right now as being this is the way we've always done it this way we're going to do it but money didn't even exist


    Inspiration and "The Muse" w/Gary Clark Jr & Suzanne Santo | Joe Rogan
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    who led back to where did music come from you know sometimes I wonder if like the people that came up with these things and obviously you can go to school and learn a trade or you know become a master of your craft for engineering but like sometimes I wonder if it's just like some weird other dimensional source that comes out of nowhere I think we should think of ideas as a life on this trying to propagate cuz everything that you see came from an idea everything every invention ever eat everything every song that you've ever written and sang every book it's ever been all that Stan every book ever written came from an idea and then boom it's a real thing like imagine if ideas because we don't know where they're coming from something's giving you a yes like a chant like it was a Channel of sorts that creates things has a very narrative feel like it's coming out of nowhere like I just have to be there to get it you know if you spend a lot of time on it and you're working at it and you're passionate about and you're focused it's it's almost like a music even if it's not real men still real cuz it's it's there's an accuracy to the like if you pretended there was some God that was bestowing upon you these Amazing Ideas if you focused on it and if you eat you let the correct life and live the right path then it would give you these gifts if you focused on your art form and that that would be like if someone told you that there was a God doing out or creativity and you don't know where it came from and idea I will come to you I think it's equal not equal parts but it's you know when you put in the effort to like keep the muscle Flex like the creative one where you're writing regularly or you're practicing regularly and then you also kind of let it you know sort of come in its live podcast man Theory and he said it was almost like he was I don't know why this was what he said but he was a gingerbread man and there was a big hole in the top of his head and there was all this s*** falling into this hole from somewhere and every once in a while about 10% of it with light lead us the rim inside of the gingerbread jar and that was him and the rest was other stuff Morty Rick and Morty so much if you do live and then you put all that together and you know we were talked about the war of Art also about like I think everything is a weird thing that we call that you know we call procrastination and he calls it resistance in the book it's really interesting because you realize like what is is weird thing the tries to keep people from being their basket stuff there's like a weird confusion and stress about it that keeps you from focusing on what you really need to do to be a true professional and he's related out of the book in a way that makes you go like 40 years old figured out what he'd been doing wrong changed his Direction and then became like super successful as a writer really respected as a writer and this book is one of the most interesting things because you know like his history that he kind of figured out how to get out of his own way out and put in the work to grow and evolve Kohl's of like a habitat you know what I'm going to do this I'm going to procrastinate in this it's a powerful force you know and then that can grow into so many things you know your self-doubt and now I'm not ready I can't do that I'm not ready yet can't play that show or whatever you know example but has a wrestling match wrestling match between like creating stuff and and being disciplined putting in a lot of lot of work or slacking off and feeling like oh my God I got to get back to work again and then being really excited to work hard and get going again and some people fall too far into one way or the other and there's like a weird balance in there that you don't have to be scared Melody is a big part of of you know giving an honest thing to a crowd when you're playing music or comedy you know I think that sorry I feel like I'm talking too much. listen to in a knock against Conservatory students and things like that but I found that people that are really really smart in the musical education element and and you know again I got a lot of friends and I hope I'm not stepping on any toes but it's almost like harder for them to Vibe out because they're so smart and they're they're almost mathematical with their playing where is like Gary like let's just f****** Raw let's hang out and like find the thing where I think sometimes I felt like when I played with people that I know I'm going to get so much s*** for this I'm so I'm like kind of embarrassing I know the map frontwards and backwards but if you can't feel it when you're playing live and playing with other people then there's a huge missing element that's what I want to say I am not I don't want to but I think that you almost have more of an obstacle when you are you have that kind of intelligence with music because it's upstairs go to say but I kind of simplified like this I think of it like a radio like back in the day when you tune a radio he try and dialing whatever station and you get that Clear Channel sometimes you have to move yourself sometimes you have to just like I'm in that place to receive that inspiration for that that thought or or that Melody whatever that is I'm not Cloud myself with doubt or this isn't that what this person's doing or whatever I'm just I'm here in this with everybody but I'm like I I'm going to dial this until the noise goes away a little bit louder that clears thing and whatever you were talking about with the gingerbread thing are so consumed with giving what they know there their they're not taking the time to sit back and listen like just shut the fuk up for a minute and listen to this beautiful inspiration that comes out of nowhere just like listen to yourself when you show up to a place gives you everything that they know is it where the collective here or you need to like to now and like look at things from a don't get to like the way you're describing your ability shut the f****** and look at the world and draw inspiration for the world is that something that came to you in time or is it something that you always kind of intuitively knew I just I think it goes back to like sitting around smoking weed with my friends and just like not getting caught up with the b******* best type of an artist to be this is like just who listen to my so who am I listen to myself I feel like listening to the sounds


    Joe Rogan | The Current State of the Intellectual Dark Web w:Eric Weinstein
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    Unifour example and this is something I think would be kind of interesting to talk about everybody is losing their mind at the moment in the space that you and I sort of Cohen habit of ideas and trying to figure out how do we remain saying and plugged in and open-hearted and open to new things but also rigorous and fair all of these weird pressures of the ideas behind the intellectual dark web this this concept of having a bunch of people that have different ideologies but yet she common theme of wanting to have real honest communication and honest conversations and try to figure out instead of looking at things from an ideological perspective look at things from an honest objective Point end in try to see the way other people because it wouldn't hearted man. Not trying to destroy each other and effectively trying to become the adults in the room as we watch the kids run right right and not always achieving then because I refuse to actually say what it was or who was there's a lot of pressure to codify if I knew that if I codified it it would. You have one but if I don't get one you have what are the clubhouse we just don't tell the members where it is because the IDW that doesn't mention me on my ass yeah yeah I think it's pressure you know and I think I want two things that we're all recognizing from whether it's the internet and the or just celebrity in general which I think it's part of the culprit is especially if you're reading comment and articles written about you which I do not recommend if you are doing that don't do that if you're doing that you are subject to a massive amount of pressure it's a lot of pressure and sometimes people they applied sometimes that pressure can help you like if it's a good friend or someone who you trust and it's done with intellectual honesty and they just really really think that there is maybe a flaw in your thinking or maybe this could help you or maybe this is an issue and then you realize that and yourself correct that's great but there's a lot of people that are bending to the will of the masses and they also are responding to the pressure of the master I don't know is whether I recently read my comments is because I want to know what Russians think you listen to me Joe here we go let's go down the rabbit hole together for sure and we went we talked about this recently let me just say this before you go in that we knew something was going on years ago I used to have a message board and on my message board on my website it became problematic for legal reasons we were putting a bunch of illegal s*** up there and I was kind of responsible for them to issue came up earlier how many coming to get in real trouble we had an influx and by an influx I mean thousands and thousands of Russian emails signing up for my message board I mean thousands with really similar email address right and they would post and pretend they're from f****** Cleveland or post and be mad that we don't have enough Nazis on or whatever the f*** it would be you know it would just be but we just same thing that the IRA was do internet research agency was doing with Facebook and Google and we were seeing this like 4 or 5 years ago that this stuff was kind of happening where they were recognizing that the disease large portals of discussion and so they're trying to manipulate the discussion and turn certain discussions toxic and certain and you know and come up with Preposterous conspiracy theories and attack people for nonsensical reasons will this is the thing I keep seeing the same message modified a hundred different ways for a bunch of accounts that have suspicious similarity not one of these accounts usually is followed by anyone I care about and then they have a few high-value accounts with blurry photographs of a person that like I think somebody's like putting real money into that account to create a fake person which is dog doggedly follows you and is constantly trying to talk to you in your ear that account but how do you know that that's what that is and how do you know it's not just some personal time get to any of it really is really interested in Eric Weinstein was a couple times I've tried to like talk to the person it's nothing vanishes like you're so disgusting would never talk to you goodbye on the other hand there was this huge number of jokes about Ben Shapiro and a booster seat that were also play different versions of the Joker and all of the accounts were like a strikingly similar I was thinking I could imagine a little bit of this but it's way too many and this is part of what I believe I believe that we are in a new world in which a lot of the Grassroots stuff is is AstroTurf and if you start to listen to it you start to get pushed I start to watch certain tactics I make models of the tactic you like one of the tactics is Tosh Eric I once thought that you had a lot of integrity and now I know that X know if you don't if you don't address this situation I'm done following you goodbye but I believe that I believe that there are sophisticated players were engaged in trying to either boost our signal or start to alter the sea somebody will be up somebody will be down and then there's like really weird Dynamics I think that there's a very strange thing going on not with Dave Rubin but with the crowd of people that is just trying to eat Dave Rubin and Rudman blind him and confuse him and this guy Sam Cedar who sings Russian I hope he is but I do think that is his I think he has a it's following I don't think this is inauthentic that just loves to dark harass what dunk drag I hate this language the disconsolate shitt on them and they also think it's cute to take anything that he says and interpreted in the worst possible way possible and not think of it as him just being a guy who's trying to talk about things on the Fly and maybe isn't even prepared about the subject at hand like Mustangs it comes up on this show you know when we were talking before we were going to go in there when talk about my yeah you don't know what the f*** is going to come up and you might have a piss poorly formed idea of what a subjective where they just feel like okay we got a wounded antelope I pick him off and you know I think there was probably a move to do Shapiro and there was a. Where you were seemingly in the crosshairs but you're hard to kill and you know I have no doubt that was in the crosshairs that's the benefit of not paying attention and this is something that I've been pretty rigorous about over the last six months while the years you Sam Harris and Dave Rubin have all given me versions of this advice and I worry about it because I'm not large enough yet that I've been the target of a steady campaign but what happens is you see people's feedback loops interrupted and in part to course-correct you kind of want to know cuz I would like to harsh with that guy went on with Jordan Peterson on Dave show I was more aggressive because I think I'd seen Jordan and Brett on your show together and I come from an ethnic family be interrupting each other that's normal and Jordan is an interrupter in though what I found is that I probably was in tooting that I had to be more forceful a lot of the comments that wow Eric I haven't really seen you this aggressive was it there three of you on a conversation it started off Dave Jordan in myself and then Ben Shapiro came in for an hour and I think Sam Harris might have been scheduled to come in and over there's an issue always more than one person there's a reason why do one-on-ones almost even when I had Bob Lazar with Jeremy Corbell just just having a third person that wants to chime in like oftentimes interrupts the flow of conversation like in that case it was because I wanted a lock in on Bob Lazar I wanted to get all my feed but I'm going to find out who's this guy full of s*** what I want I want to lock in with them but it works it can be magical and wax when it doesn't you know it's a little bit like jazz guys if that group is meant to be then they don't trip over each other solos they're trying to come up with something with three great friends I have this issue I mean it's really great stuff with multiple people on your show when it doesn't you know it's a little bit like jazz guys if that group is meant to be then they don't trip over each other solos they're trying to come up with something with three great friends I have this issue I mean it just in great stuff with multiple people on your show doesn't work


    The Castrati Were Excellent Lovers, Allegedly.
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    tour the Vatican I had a really great guy that was really cool took my family through this thing and he was he was professor and he was really happy that I was so curious about things so I don't want an apple and a small like what's going on with that and he was like that's a really important question and he's like back then the thought was that bigger penises were brutish and that they were that these you know you got to realize these are people that were fending off barbarians and the idea was that their gods would be beautifully proportioned but they would have these small sort of less dangerous penises. Peni Lil Dex all of them might these guys like if you looked at these guys like just the way they're built the reality is most of them would have Hogs right these are heavily muscled Stickman with a lot of testosterone they would have big dicks most likely that's the reason why protecting you from said barbarians is it true that the castrati of Italy were sought after as lovers they could still perform really yeah but then you didn't need to worry about pregnancy how could they they could get erect yet but they will never Castor that doesn't make any sense that wrong I think that's why they would do that they would have Unix operating formed on the castrati but I believe that there was a way in which they were sought after as lovers convention away plural for penis that's the right way to say it talks about a cox-2 how do you say that to Montes Montes Qui Qui they would have inspired a taste for Gamora and people whose taste is the least depraved what and when Casanova fell in love with a castrato who conveniently turned out to be a woman and drag he asked her to dress as a castrato in bed. I'm done check please to in quotes in soft Unix Place their blissed and shun the scrubbing bearded kissed yeah they wanted someone who eats a lot of p**** Affairs were idolized and safe but bed-hopping could be risky for the castrati one was assassinated by his Lover's Furious family and another who wrote to the pope requesting permission to marry on the basis of that his castration had been ineffective received a reply let him be castrated better the pope said no you can't get married we're going to cut your nuts off better banjo better job all mouth and no trousers castrati had more fun than you could think hello Guardian Samantha Singer who wishes he'd had the chop it's an adventure has been around for a long time. Now the last castrato was recorded see if there's actually require we play absolutely ridiculous selected area is is that right yeah Alessandro morichetti Morissette more SG Morris G Alessandro moreschi the last castrato Christ the complete Vatican recordings what they do that man's mouth while they had in there the right yeah Alessandro morichetti Morissette more SG Morris G Alessandro moreschi the last castrato Christ the complete Vatican recordings what they do that man's mouth while they had in there


    Eric Weinstein’s Controversial New Approach to Theoretical Physics
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    and today's podcast today's podcast so first of all you can reach it now I finally got a website just Eric Weinstein. Org and I told you that we have to leave this planet and that because we can't all be as far as the best beaches in the United States and by the way you pointed at the gods but for the wisdom and that became a meme so I gave these lectures best quotes ever isn't it don't know which one he's probably but it's so right it's like every now and then so we can get the whole thing in a sentence we now God's but for the wisdom so that's why we have to get off this planet diversify because too many people have god-like powers Donald Trump commands a tremendous amount of Godlike power thanks for physics Community was ratings so so the best hope that I can come up with and it's a slim one is his if we could figure out what goes beyond Einstein's theory the einsteinian speed limit might be bendable or breakable because we would be in a framework that was larger than Einstein people off interpret this is what they call ftlr faster-than-light travel but that's not what I mean necessarily what I mean is that the underlying source code gives us opportunities that we don't normally have so seven years ago I tried it released I tried giving these lectures at Oxford which is probably the university that is spiritually closest to what I care about what you think about geometry and physics in the in a relationship that kept the face with a Faith with that tradition through people like Rodger Penrose and Michael attia and I released this theory of geometric Unity rather I released the video of the lecture that introduces this Theory so this was the first time since 1983-84 that I talked in public but when I started this program when I was 18 19 something like that and I just released the video today on our YouTube channel it is the video of you giving this discussion was introduced by professor Marcus du sautoy who has Richard Dawkins old job is the Simoni Professor for the public understanding of Science and he met me in a bar and you got me a little drunk I said okay what are you really working on and I told him and the first it sounded crazy and then he started thinking about it and he ask me more questions and you brought me over to Oxford you got me an appointment had me talk to their experts and then he decided that he wanted me to give these when he called the special Simoni lectures they are an attempt to go beyond Einstein to look for a unified theory of physics between the two major branches that have resisted unification and that's usually in the modern era confused with the idea of quantizing gravity but the Quant the quantum gravity imperative is a it's a political program that comes out of what would have been the quantum field Theory Community before it became the string theory community ideas we have to take Einstein to make him submit to the will of bore and I don't think it's exactly like that then I don't think they got it wildly wrong and they synchronize themselves and took the field off the cliff and they weren't able to ship a product they couldn't deliver on any of this promised so when I saw that they were about to go off a cliff I switch Fields as an undergraduate into mathematics and I use mathematics as a stalking horse to study the same sort of underlying structures but not to get sick the politics of physics and I had this Theory which I cannot talk about for the first time in like 37 years or whatever it is and like today's the first day that I'm sort of free because I've kept this to myself so if you want to ask any question about geometric Unity but why why did you keep this to yourself cuz I don't trust these people I know there was some people that doesn't matter if it's not them your system that believes in pure review it believes in for citations you have to be at a university have to get an endorsement to use their preprint server it's too few resources too many sharp elbows there's a logic to that Preserve making about it I'll find out that I'm wrong version of the theory alright first time ever do you know that start off with escher's drawing hands so do you Jamie do you have a picture for that the key problem that we have in a fundamental theory that people don't think about is not why is there some rather than nothing I don't think we can answer that it's why is there so much that is that is Rich out of almost nothing and so this issue shows that if you had a piece of paper could you will into being the hands holding pens using ink to draw each other right that problem is akin to the problem that we face in a fundamental theory if you had the canvas how would the canvas bring all of the richness that you see around you in to be and what I did was I said okay we have to go below Einstein to we have four degrees of freedom but they're not yet space and time is Proto space time but before and then I said okay that those four degrees of freedom are like the stands in stadium in the stands somehow need to build the pitch and the pitch is a 14 dimensional space so if let's imagine that you had. I've got four objects here so it's four degrees of freedom chords by the four objects that we need a ruler to measure how much of each of these four objects we have that would be for additional variables and then you have angles does lengthen angles what Einstein gave us in space-time so the angle between any two objects of the same as the reverse of the angle so then you can count it up in there 6 angles to be had so there's four degrees of freedom plus four rulers + 6 protractors just 14 so there's a 14 dimensional auxiliary space and in my estimation you and I are in some ways potentially having this conversation in a 14 dimensional world that we perceive back in the stands rather than on the pitch as a four-dimensional conversation that is we're in the three-dimensional room going for so I called this The Observers and The Observers is two spaces rather than Einsteins one space stop y14 Dimensions because I'm saying that the fields that is the stuff is dancing not mostly on the four dimensions that we think we perceive but it's also dancing on the rulers and the protractors so in other words I have XY and Z I need ruler next rest of the wise directions AZ to measure things and I need a watch which would be like a ruler in the time direct so those four rulers are in fact in play as well and they're the protractors because Like A Spacetime is 4 degrees of freedom plus rulers and protractors I'm saying work over the space of all rulers and all pro tractors as part of where these particles and field can dance so the rulers and the protractors are part of the system the choice of particular rulers in particular protractors so by choosing particular rulers in particular protractors Einstein is grabbing a tiny filament of the space of all possible rulers and protractors sew-in in effect space-time has recovered as the act of The Observers contemplating itself that's a little bit poetic but I mean that the choice of a space-time metric inside of the space of all metrics is a section of a 14 dimensional bundle over a Ford wellspace now that's the first sort of mind-bending weird thing is that this is not happening in one place it's happening in two places in X and Y the stands and the pitch the things that are happening in the stands and the things that are happening in the pitch so you know what when a guy is like trying to make a free throw and everybody's waving their giant noodles trying to get him to miss there's an interaction between what's happening in the stands and what's happening on the floor and at The Observers is the bundling of spaces and saying hey you you're confused as to what's going on here some fields are happening in the stands some fields are happening on the floor and their Everything feels as if it's happening in the stands cuz that's where you're sitting in some weird way then you got this really crazy stuff which I think one aspect of it is everybody in theoretical physics is looking to figure out whether there were three or more Generations that is copies of matter everything in this Next Generation 1 all made up of up quarks down quarks in electron so that works and down quarks give you protons and neutrons and electrons give you the sort of interesting personality of the various chemical elements are also neutrinos but they're streaming through us I'm not going to count them and that's all Generation 1 of matter so everything in that thing that is like plastic Lego then there's another Lego set made out of wood and then there's another Lego set made out of like lead you know and we don't see those other two Lego sets and except if we're doing great energetic experiments so there were three copies of matter and everybody was trying to figure out three or more and I thought maybe it's two or fewer until one of the aspects of this theory is that the third generation of matter is an impostor it looks like this generation of matter in terms of its particle personalities but if you actually to heat up the system it would unify with a bunch of particles nobody's ever seen before and so their predictions for what does new part of Breezewood be there's also a fourth pseudo generation of what would be called spin 3/2 matter is not prohibited but has never been seen as a fundamental so it makes predictions for the particle properties of new spin half a new spin 3 has particles it attempts to say that there are sectors of matter that I think decoupled that the universe is not in fact Left Right asymmetric which would be called chirality and if you think about week 4 so if you have a new Neutron on a table little to K and I think something like 17 minutes on average half life when it decays there's an asymmetry in that decay called beta Decay and that was found by a woman ramp Madam Lu from Columbia and the cobalt-60 experiment so in the 50s this this gal Madam woo should have won a Nobel Prize discovered that when cobalt-60 decay do beta Decay the electrons come spin out one side and not the other meaning that the universe is like Marilyn Monroe or Cindy Crawford having a birthmark that lets you tell the left from the right so this is like the ultimate experimental badass who never got recognized fully she did an experiment based on work of Yang and Lee that for the first time showed that the Universe had a preference of one of its leftover it's right if you I don't believe that preferences fundamental I believe that there's another copy of matter that so the analogy I give is that if you think you look at your three fingers in the center of your hand your middle finger which is my favorite is obviously symmetrical bad self your digit ratio 2 and 4 is pretty close but is determined by the amount of testosterone you're exposed to In Utero and then your thumb and your pinky are wildly off but you could try to make it symmetric and say while you you know I think he's like a lame from which it isn't if you're just looking at your hand you're trying to figure out why is my hand asymmetrical but you don't realize that you got another hand and it's thumb to thumb thumb to pinky that is the symmetry so when you going to place your fingertips together you see that if you didn't know if you're like all oversexed out and you can only see part of your body you think about other world is asymmetric while my belief is that it in week gravitational situations this other matter couples so you only see one hand or the other and we're we're all in one handed so what I'm starting to do is that I'm terrified of talking about the stuff I don't have the right credentials not a physicist I've been out of this game for forever so I often say the wrong things and break rules and who knows what and I haven't really talked about it this is like really a very lonesome I've been completely alone on this project what do you think the end result of this project potentially could be cuz you're saying we could get off this planet what do you like what are you talking about in terms of the actual implementation of this this theory of yours so Jamie if you could bring up my answer to the final Edge question which is what is the last question John Brockman asked when the final year that he conducted the annual Edge question and that is the annual Edge question yes he would ask 200 people many of them physicists and biologists or mathematicians you'd ask question and then write an essay and then every year he publishes a book if I did that for 10 years finally got tired of it and he said okay this is my final year we've exhausted this what is the last question so this is the question that I asked so does something unprecedented happen when we finally learn our own source code and nobody picked up on this but that's not my concern is which is what happens when the universe finally contemplates itself when we are the first Uber always worried about the AI becoming self-aware I'll ask Ina it okay we are the AI and we're about to become self aware if we can figure out what around source code is so we are skyknit so you're talkin about the source code of reality itself and that are percent are limited perception reality are giving us a distorted view of what the landscape actually is where I'm trying to make sure I was somewhat holding this back because I'm afraid of what it unlocks and now that I know that we're willing to elect Donald Trump not store masks play footsie with China be Putin's b**** all of the stuff to hell with this we're going to Miss Manners this planet into Armageddon if we don't get some grown-ups into the room and so I don't know that I'm a grown up but I'm willing to Vie for leadership by putting something up having it investigated and seeing where it goes what is your number one fear about this this source code being I don't know the lack of a better term mastered well the last time we gained some serious insight into the way nuclei worked that with a little bit of geometry from Stanislaus William and Edward Teller give us the the namesake of the bikini that was a terrifying moment we change everything changed in 1900 that was 54 the namesake of the bikini a Bikini Atoll was an island in the Pacific where we blew up a hydrogen device is that that and set those insane images where you can see the water going a mile high into the sky gorgeous until you went to your question what if what so it's still expensive to create Fusion devices so we don't know of any individuals who owned the ability to create Fusion devices your call at some point somebody made a functioning nuclear reactor out of discarded smoke detectors and ran and got like 500 smoke detectors took out the radioactive element created a reactor probably kid who couldn't get into Harvard so we have a situation in which we don't know when he ordinary humans will gain Limitless destructive power going to try to imagine the Columbine kids weaponizing viruses or something like that so one of the great dangers is that great power I can't tell what the power would be at the theory is correct it might give us the ability Escape Escape though why do we have to escape this is so confused about like cuz even 21 talks about going to Mars I'm convinced that we don't have the ability to store this place why we were a thousand years so Genghis Khan was doing a better job Genghis Khan was doing a better job because he didn't have Limitless power just try to imagine it try to imagine a full-on nuclear interchange and then we're having this conversation afterwards so you you're concerned that nuclear war is not to possible but inevitable it certainly inevitable given them long enough time series is not possible but inevitable it certainly inevitable given them long enough time series because all these weapons simply will become cheaper there's no countermeasure that we it's too easy to destroy things relative to building


    Joe Rogan Learns About Bedbugs, Flatworms and Traumatic Insemination
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    I don't think it is I don't think it's real think it's that's one of the things that I love about nature you know we were watching a video yesterday of an owl eating the head off of a hawk cuz I was explaining it was a sort of a hawk war that went on in my backyard one point time these owls kill these Hawks and I would find these headless Hawks like owls are me motherfukers over there so they they look wise the hogsheads that's like the way they do it and I found this out by Googling who the f*** he talks has I found find these Hawks in the middle of my my yard with no f****** had them like what is that it's great owls man they did they were these badass owls that would buy the weight detox great recommendation from you but funny UFC funny you I had never seen rabbits fighting oh my God animals that I want to see fight the most so giraffes are way the hell up there oh yeah they fight Wilder rap battles are the best of funny UFC is so funny fighting for sure until my daughter's got two male bunnies and we we left them in a coop together and oh well this is not good and they grew up together mean these weren't like bunnies I didn't know each other but they would fight to the death and they would fight all the time years were all torn apart we had to separate them yet so this is they fight all the time there. Have you seen penis fencing in flatworms penis fencing with flatworms so this is like in terms of why do people who like social engineering not like biology flatworms have two different life cycles a male and a female life cycle and they don't know when they encounter each other and romance called whether or not they will be male or female and it's decided by a violent contest so they've got two plural penis to stab each other and whoever penetrates the other succeeds in what might be termed a traumatic insemination and the loser is assigned the feminine gender right so the idea is but it's more costly to Bear the young than it is to pierce the opponent so female is given to the loser whoa so they just do battle until someone f**** the other one right and that person becomes a check now bed bugs bed bugs have no vaginal opening hey there a female can bear young is a female attacks her thorax and breaks it open in an act which is definitely called traumatic insemination so you know you have a situation in which violent rape is the only method by which females can leave young so what they do to you they are the the feminists worst nightmare species you and I talked about the natural world they blow up like balloons I think so if you see one that's flat it hasn't really gorged ish anyways we had them under control I believe due to DDT and butter on my of 10 nightmare species bedbugs and flatworms for the twin traumatic insemination I would be way up at the top so it's like so they they literally puncture through the thorax with another we go Christ yeah if there is a good Lord boy does he or she have a lot to answer for why did you make bedbugs and why'd you make it like that imagine what kind of natural selection takes place where the only way that you can reproduce is through violent rape what's interesting there's a different system which I think is fascinating which is there's a conserved quantity in dung beetles where they have weaponry on their heads in the form of antlers for fighting the males and it turns out that there's an inverse relationship so there's some research it's allocated between the copulatory equipment and the Weaponry that the that the that the that the dung beetle has if they have a lot of weapons out there goes the Sean Connery monster truck. If you don't have it going on you got to go get yourself so what happens is that the size of the copulatory apparatus maybe the engine of speciation that when a male's equipment no longer fits the female that maybe the Q that some dung be some dung beetles will speciate because they can't reproduce effectively and we don't know why the conserved quantity would be spread between fighting equipment which is used only to displace Rivals and the size of the package


    Eric Weinstein Calls Attention to WHO China Influence | Joe Rogan
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    Twitter said we will not be removing tweets if you contradict official authoritative Health sources so that's just what I did surgeon general's lying cdc's lying who is lying come at me do you think they're lying yes but why do you think they're lying or give me a specific example why you feel like there's a line for example you saw this interaction with it is it Hong Kong TV asking about the WHL about Taiwan I wasn't saying we'll explain that because it's f****** insane it was insane to watch first of all he pretended that the head of the who pretended he didn't hear them and then he had them say it again but he moves like you can see his hand cut off the connection people listening here in a little bit asked about the Taiwanese response to the covet epidemic and he didn't want to say Taiwan because China claims the Taiwan is part of China and because China exercise has so much influence over the who he wanted to say some very general thing which is like I think all provinces of China have been doing an excellent different country Taiwan because there's a dispute you think China's most interested in trying to pee in the People's Republic of China communist China Chinese Chinese want no recognition of their existing something called I want and why does the World Health Organization give into that well how do how do different nations get control of things you know we have influence at the UN we caused the UN to do things that are america-centric you do other countries have influence in Hindi. You do this by being on particular committees rotating directorships who pays the cost I I don't know how the who seems to be sew in meshed with China and I I don't want to apine about these things because I want to keep my voice but it spoke volumes to watch that guy do that do that little dance to avoid entire life looks like that interview dority and it might be critique is is that this is the generic expectation across almost all institutions now they are all serving bizarre goals because growth is what gave us our independence and when we became less Innovative and we Innovation dried up and we couldn't grow our way in to do things the number of people who could use their middle finger effectively and say I'm steering this this organization to do right thing and this is my bed and I'm working to go forward those people as a class were removed if you think about like what do you do with Churchill when there is in the World War II in we don't know when there's an emergency there's a guy named Jai prakash Narayan in India is very important he was one of the sort of founding father Modern India and after India Indian independence was achieved lots of the people have been founding fathers went to the next phase where they became like they enrich themselves they did standard political things to eat to gain power in the system he was the one guy who sort of stayed true to the Revolutionary spirit and bizarrely when Indira Gandhi created a state of emergency which was a disaster in India the people said we'll who can we turn to in a dark time and ugly I guess prakash me light so there's this phrase like in the darkness there is one light jaiprakash jayprakash I prakash they turned to the one guy who become the patron saint of lost causes because he never broke Faith with the Revolutionary spirit and he said he gets called up once but he's incredibly important because everybody knows in a dark time who they can trust right that's a very important parallel to where we are who are the break glass in case of emergency people yeah when you when you watch the people that are talking in these presidential addresses there's none of those I don't see any break glass me this fauci guy is obviously an expert and diseases and he's a doctor and he's trying to do his best to lay out the ground rules of what we need to do and what this looks like over the next couple of months but there's like Jocko willink you don't like I was not telling you don't worry you don't have to change your routine you can get up at 9:30 just a little bit a little bit discipline equals Freedom I'm up at 4:30 what are you doing in bed it's time for discipline while because he's a military guy and military people don't have any room for bulshit fuckyourfeelings get up at 4:30 that's that's how they feel that's what I'm pretty sells those you can just do a little bit and that's great that's great you guys are enforcing mediocrity can grab both ends and that's what I'm trying to get out which is which we have a situation where we know you have two trainers and one of them is doing the don't worry the other ones like you're going to be sore you're going to be miserable this isn't going to be fun which do you choose some people go with the former yeah Claudia you're going to be sore you're going to be miserable this isn't going to be fun which do you choose some people will go with the former yeah they like to stay fat out there okay


    Bad News for Science: America’s Lab Rats May Be Mutants
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    episodes of might have my pocket as I watched it off of this one episode OU brother no I did not listen that one okay I've only listen to five or six if you listen to it episode 19 which is the bread episode I think that's been the most important one in except for the one released today that sounds like for the One release today well free about his prediction that all the laboratory mice that we use from the major supplier which of the Jackson laboratory in Bar Harbor Maine may have been compromised by their breeding protocols which allowed the telomere is to radically elongate and that we thought these mice were representative of all mice and that they had radically elongated telomere at the end of their chromosomes which appear to mediate the level of mitosis that can happen during histologic repair so if you imagine that your cells can divide a certain number of times if if there isn't the counter that stops the number of Divisions everything can become tumors and since you have like 30 trillion or a hundred trillion cells in your body that means every cell almost can kill you so it appears that the reason we may die from senescence that is aging is that that's our anticancer mechanism so if you eliminate like infect Steve's like viruses and insult from Munich being hit by a car the two things that you have in the end is either you die from immortality which is cancer which were cells can divide an infinite number of times or you die from the recursion limit which is how many times the cell to divide called in biology the hayflick limit and Brett predicted from first principles that what we thought about my switches that they have radically elongated telomere is it was only true for Batory animals because all the laboratory animals in which we test things like drugs have been broken they've been broken because of selective breeding yep because the breeding rotations privileged much younger mice and removed all sort of threats from the environment and so because telomere is are not protein-coding sequences of nucleotides that repeat as a counter rather than coding for a translation in the ribosome into amino acid sequence what you have is that the body can mutate if you will until use the Jackson Laboratories concept of this very rapidly because it's not building something structural just a question of do we have 17 on the end or a hundred and seventy on the end because the exacting nucleic acid has multiple ways in which it can participate in regulating the body's responses sewing fat the breeding protocols constituted a novel system of selective pressures that destroy the efficacy of all of our laboratory animals potentially so not be predicted from first principles he said I bet if you test wild-type mice rather than laboratory mice you'll find that their telomeres are not long as you believe in this was actually carried out by Carol greider who did not acknowledge the prediction she didn't acknowledge you should listen to the shop it's it's it's no cuz it's it's it's the Nobel Laureate on the other side of this so we're taking some risk over there over there at the portal that's really interesting so the consequences of this could be grave could be that so much of the studies that are predicated on these mice tests are there useless but called at the Jackson laboratory and ask them when did you have you had any changes in your breeding are you missing we don't even count the number of telomere telomere like when I say do you have a history of when you change the breeding Protocols are you aware of these articles and she said like what I said you know these articles of Carol greider how do you spell glider like the Plain City Grider like the Nobel Laureate and how do you spell greider and sew in the next to me while we don't remember if we've changed the protocol I said you're producing laboratory animals I would imagine you would have a documented history of every change in the time series of how these animals were prepared why don't know if there's anyone around from it are you kidding were you absent the day they taught science who are you or if true I can't even we've been at for 20 years we've been trying to get an answer as 20 years no one will break the story I mean this episode which is almost impossible to listen to because at the beginning of the episode I'm absolutely insufferable to Brett because he won't tell the story he's afraid to tell his own life story story because in academics the idea of some punk kid alleging that they predicted in Nutella call to a Nobel Laureate that if they would test wild-type mice the telomeres would be radically along radically shorter than the elongated telomeres of the Laboratory test and then the person refuses to acknowledge that such a prediction was made even though we have emails from the lab that so she refuses to acknowledge it or she cannot find a single I've been over the literature there is no anywhere of I live this was bread in real-time sorry I I know the events were happening we have communications with that lab since there is I cannot find any acknowledgment from the Johns Hopkins University laboratory that this interaction ever took place and that because he called and wrote and did not write an email he did not have a paper trail of that now there's consequential consequential emails that show the interaction between the labs but how many times have you ever heard anyone predict a molecular result from first principles and evolutionary theory this is what Brett was supposed to be famous for and then you know he he became like this obscure professor at some ridiculous college and then this thing happen to him but that's not his origin story his origin story is that he is the badass biology it was able to make this prediction for first principles and may have advanced the theory of why we have to die balance between deaths from immortality that is tumors and deaths from recursion limits that is telomere mediated hyflux pay for equipment so if anything has been done since this information has gotten out the world went crazy for the episode and there was silence everywhere inside of what all the Gated institutional narrative because to technology they really have to throw out how much research we don't know I don't know but it puts the question out how much research is compromised by the laboratory breeding protocols and breeding rotations from a single point of failure the Jackson laboratory in Bar Harbor Maine wow episode 19 or you will just say Eric is the biggest dick I've ever heard in my life but it's all to push this Brett to actually talk you should have mac on the show to talk but it's it's killing adamant Beretta simply wrong it's a it's a result and a story that needs to be told if they're another side of the story we need to hear the other side of the story and my goal is to have Carol greider so you know what this interaction did happen and I probably could have handled this better because she has work that she's done which is beyond question some of the most important work that has nothing to do with anything bread is done but it does not give that laboratory the scientific right to deny the existence of this interaction the importance of the internet and because their potential Downstream consequences in Pharmaceuticals we need to have an answer and every answer is interested if the laboratory mice having radical radical elongated telomeres is not a problem in some way that's fascinating how could you have an animal that has this huge adaptation to the laboratory not affect that would be interesting if it does affect thing that's fascinating Tesla that have anything to do with Helen Mirren what do but if it doesn't have to do like for example let's say you have a really toxic substance right and it causes a lot of seldat that requires histological repair if you have a huge long telomeres you're going to have an ability to metabolize that toxicity very much better you'll be able to take the insult to comes from this and so these mice are probably preternatural Adidas towards radical histological repair that's why they remain youthful and young and if you test something that might be in a few doing toxicology studies it could be that the telomere is even though you're not testing the teal and mirrors what you're actually doing is picking up that these broken mice are like the world Champs of repair but they suck it cancer they all died of cancer all of them almost essentially all the mice elongated of cancer because their trick for one special thing which is the best it repair of death and clear away all of the noise there two ways that that nature can't figure out an escape from either you dive in mortality which is that you think all your cells wanted want to live forever you know and that's a huge death huge danger or we caught a resource lately can computers or they died the only thing nature can figure out to do is to say you only get a finite number of cell divisions up front now that there's some adjustments to the theory but if you only got it like if you if you look at the moles on my face with your people love to comment on comment section they probably started as a runaway Reptar replicative process that arrested at the border of the mole in order to keep them from killing me right we have sell the Grove all the we have sell the Grove all the time but then what happens is that there's some means of making sure that if the process doesn't take down the entire organism but think about 30 trillion assassins as the cells in your body all of which might kill you at any moment like terrifying


    Joe FREAKS OUT Over Botfly Larvae Burrowing Inside of Human Skin w/Greg Fitzsimmons
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    any weirder than some of these parasites that ever seen those videos of frogs that have the parasites in their eyeballs and they're swimming around their eyeballs I don't know s*** from the inside out parasites cause poor frog sitting at these worms are squirreling all around like a visibly under its eyeball Amazon he shot the first live I want to say Rhino or hippopotamus birth ever filmed that poor frog holyshit finding new ways to f****** animals testing their systems wow bro. Down Jamie please tell my brother-in-law was in he was in the Amazon he was shooting I think it was the first live hippo or Rhino birth and he comes back and he's visiting his Californian he's got this he's got this bump on his arm and it's got a red line running up his arm which means there's some kind of a bad infection so they shoot them up full of antibiotics they say you'll be fine so he's driving up the up the PCH Malibu with his family and. He's poking at it needs to pop it like a zit and all sudden this thing just f****** explodes and this being this creature f****** flies out of him and lands on the floor of the car and is like looking around it's like little creature and the kids are f****** got jumped out of me and like the freaking out and they they brought it to the tropical disease spread Hospital say what the f*** is this they sent it to the tropical disease specialist and they found out it was a bat fly larvae and it's like you know 20% of its neck enormous huge f****** God they're extracting it look at that he has got a little head how weird man that little f***** was living inside that guy's body yeah and so they come out so look at that man but that thing can't look around though it's flies out doesn't just come out like that maybe it's cuz he was squeezing it Deadshot out when does it become a bot fly like it's a larvae it's also looks like it into the ground and then becomes the scariest horror movie ever is the insect world we are so lucky that like spiders black widows and tarantulas we're so lucky that they're little so lucky so there radiation starts pulling the people out the back seats we'd all be armed all kinds of firearms rifle to penetrate the exterior shell scale how about the bot flies oh my God oh my God this more than one by fly Jesus Christ look at the size of this f****** thing look at the size this is the second one in this whole what the f*** man that's so insane that's so insane wow that's gross f****** thing look at the size this is the second one in this whole what the f*** man that's so insane that's so insane wow that's gross


    Doug Stanhope Used to Travel With a Suitcase Full of Sex Toys
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    you commit to letting someone use something on you yeah you know commit to a small to put a vibrator on your taint like hey hey hey is this girl in college and she's 2 Chainz smoke and drink tab all day it was everything everything about it was just kind of manufactured and you know just perfect perfect that's because I never play with toys and and she opened up her her bottom drawer her dresser and it was like a f****** hardware store all different and travel with a suitcase filled with dildos show you my Wares that mean they're 100% legal to have yeah so he would just get checked and every TSA to buy what in the fucknit open up his bags just dicks rubber dicks dicks don't listen I see that you like me and you've come back to my room can I assume I can put Hardware that's been in other women inside of you right now yes sure let's do it let's smoke cigarettes too what are you doing where you at right now for a while biking and Hiking Tucson is writing a book and she's so anyway she got him like to stop drinking for a while start eating healthy sizes are riding a bike and she's like getting up to do it on a regular basis how is this possible I don't know if you maintained I just assumed it was just a cleansing. For weed hot back yeah I think being a drunk to get boring if you never took a break and then going back down into the darkness cleansing. Poet hot back yeah I think that that makes being a drunk could get boring if you never took a break he got to step away once in awhile clean it up and then feel the joy of going back down into the darkness


    Joe Rogan on Carole Baskin: Did She Really Kill Her Husband?
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    Oracle Atlanta Kazooie disturbing where they were saying that if the people that are going in to find out if they have covid-19 can't even give them this was in New York they couldn't even give them a test because they didn't meet a certain criteria and if they didn't have it before they definitely have it now other people in this waiting room waiting they're all sick and coughing like f****** Christ so what's the point at which you supposed to go in because just get it should go to the doctor sit it out and try to convince a 90% of people to come in have pneumonia or the flu they don't have covet well that's the thing is that the flu still here right now it's happening at the same time as the flu but it's a new thing obviously we know what to do with the flu you can put give people Tamiflu you know you can get a flu shot much like we had a doctor hotels explain are you in if you get a flu shot from the wrong kind of flu that make a vaccine still have enough of the things in it that fight off parts of the flick of the flu is a virus has a bunch of different components and so it can mitigate some of the components even if it's not the perfect vaccine for that fire so still protect you somewhat protect you better than not having anything so that's the flu I just a bunch of s*** with this thing they like we don't we don't know talk about all these different treatments that may or may not be effective but this is too new for the most part you really just need a ventilator I mean that's the only thing you would need medical care for right cuz they can't do much for you otherwise well there's been some talk about zpacks you know but there's no there's no definitive it when they run it takes months right here yeah cuz they think they've already identified some vaccines but they said for it to be you know if you don't test it you can put it out and kill as many people with the vaccine in the world the same time a documentary on wild tigers they're in captivity at this crazy dudes Place who's married to two other crazy dudes who's in a battle with this lady who might have fed her ex-husband to Tigers I haven't seen it yet and that guy disappears and no one knows where he is if that happens I think people should be suspicious to be like where is he you don't know where he is at all human human human oh my God this lady fed her f****** the husband to Tigers meat grinder she must have a meat grinder so she needs Jesus she throws the husband in the meat grinder Rosa piles out there where the tigers eat and then tear him apart like Scarface Scarface was a real thing with the drug dealers was getting a tiger for that reason that's always been the same with people with pigs it wasn't that movie Snatch LOL that's right that's right


    Joe Rogan Freaks Out Over Giant Dinosaur Bird
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    imagine the pterodactyl days what in the f*** was that like giant flying lizards carnivores f*** that you imagine It is Well to u e t z a l c o a t lus Quetzalcoatl Quetzalcoatl was that that flying god of the Aztecs just go back up to that I was reading that top part was there a pterodactyl petrisor from the late Cretaceous of North America largest known flying animal to have ever lived so that is like probably they probably named after Quetzalcoatl which was the city of my that word Quetzalcoatl cuz I think that's what that was was in Tech God that was like a bird wingspan of 36 feet of the ancient Mesopotamian culture I wonder if there was ever a time where human beings and that petrisor thing inside when was that petrisor when is that thing go extinct that Quetzalcoatl has imagine if there was ancient human in Oneonta calls or whatever Australia pithecus me looking up and get 35-foot bird f*** you f*** you goddamn scanfast for a time. Doesn't say right off the top for some reason it just whatever was late Cretaceous so I don't know when does that climate was warmer than that I even then what's the biggest thing that lived at flu while people were alive and he was at haast Eagle he said that was 3 ft by the way that to measure 9 ft golden eagles are the biggest North American Eagles and bald eagle as well and they swoop down and they grab the sheep that are trying to climb the way up to the top of these mountains they pull them off and they they dropped them on the rocks and watch some smash wow I'm down to the ground he grabs ahold of the sheep and pulls them off of the sheep or goat forget which one was pulled it off the side of this wall and as it's gone found the Eagles hanging onto the eagle hits the ground with it and bounces it and all my gods it's f****** Madness it's Madness that's beautiful they have any Eagles fine Eagle to fell bounced had his goat hit in the head bounced fine then flies away crazy flexible phones they have s*** so lucky we have one thing to work about right now other than normal s*** that everybody has to worry about all the time in life one new thing and everything just hits to a halt why don't one new thing mostly fish write-ins even says a condor is a 24 foot wingspan that's 28 million years ago those giant Quetzalcoatl things some others like they're too big T from fly maybe they could have been like an ostrich type bird didn't need to fly like a chicken like chickens can fly like a fly like 10 feet or something like that it's kind of run-flat the same time they get a little bit a little air when I was a kid parrot or parakeet I don't know Birds but it scared the s*** out of me like I would reach into the cage just to like you know you trying to stick your finger in its belly so it's steps on your finger but it bites you instead and I remember being a full-size human being scared of this take that and expanded by a thousand and it's flying above you out of a flowing river with their feet and fly away with it even grabbing a salmon imagine dunking your hand into a river and pulling a salmon out no while you're flying in you snatch it pull it out of the river and then fly away with it and that's our American that's our national bird pretty cool national animal ruthless c*** of a flying dinosaur would it be better if we had something compassionate that are closed so they're real close to bills are super dangerous is an ancient predatory carnivorous dinosaur that's that happened to still be alive getting close to his kid please don't do that well we can touch it bro and pull up my pants. I think it's called and he's filming on the beach in Australia what is a phalaenopsis Rex shoebill stork facts that's what it's called down exercise Rex T-rex dinosaur and it it snatches fish and lizards and all kinds of things walls and hole there's a fantastic documentary the BB BBC put out years ago about the Congo and the shoebill lives in the Congo in the in the Congo the shoebill eats this there's a fish that comes out of the land and then crawls across the land to look and find another pain and then slides into that pond and the shoebills eating that thingy like what am I seeing I am seeing a battle between to prehistoric animals with other fish that can swim and then climb out of the water and walk on the ground 2 prehistoric animals that can swim and then climb out of the water and walk on the ground and then jumping a new a new Pond right that's the that's the missing length Revolution the first animal that first fish to get out of the water


    Adam Sandler Movies are Underrated | Joe Rogan
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    okay here's here's something underrated massively underrated Adam Sandler movies Adam Sandler movies are ridiculously underrated ridiculously underrated your daughters are hilarious but surprisingly funny like like benefit I didn't see that one dude it is hilarious some rough moments in it where you watching you go will you could never do this and it's one of those moves like if somebody whoever goes back on it looks like hey what the f*** but ultimately in the end it was a really positive movie but do there are hilarious moments in that movie where my house is really f****** funny Kingpin no no no I'm just saying Kingpin is another movie that I wish I could go back and watch them committed still too rough for my kids but that's how f****** funny that movie but it's like I don't know did people watch Laurel and Hardy back then it go like this is f****** digital get dismissed as being too silly it's like know those guys now that you know that they accomplished something they provide a style it's a style of movie it's ABS Ernest ridiculous style of the Zohan idea about what is acceptable funny and not acceptable funny and he always got pushed into this category of like you know if if critics would pan it like if you look at a lot of them like a Rotten Tomatoes like 14% 15% and then the audience is like 97 to be Pink Floyd you know Pink Floyd has their own style and the Ramones way more Rockwall High School it was simpler is a different thing it's a different thing about critics you know and they are they take sketches and characters from the show that are funny and starting with the first one must have been the Blues Brothers or animal house and they just started spinning out f****** movies from what they where were the kernels of something that was very funny started there and so a lot of them are you know he's in like it's Pat like you go back to work soon as we still f****** hilarious as long as you go in with the right mindset Nick swardson's f****** hilarious he's really really really funny yeah dude when he was like when he first came to the New York I can't imagine he was more than 19 or 20 years old and he was like hanging around with you know all the comics and he was just like already as funny as everybody else already had the confidence and just like the knowledge about that he's a really f****** Brewing guy while he's just got a style, too that's his his kind of punchline you know you know how to do it I ain't he understands how to put diarrhea in a punchline every one of these Adam Sandler movies Dan so is Rob Schneider Rob Schneider's and every one of them there's so many no more movies with a culturally appropriate you like all my goddamn stereotypical they put makeup to change his eyes it's hilarious it's hilarious yeah why can't you do that today like it's just it's just a character it's supposed to be over-the-top and ridiculous to play


    Joe Rogan’s Quarantine Workout Tips
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    regimen for exercising during the same as usual same as usual but it's not that big a deal but it's plenty of videos if you don't online if you can get any thing one piece of equipment that I would think you would need get a chance bar everything else you could do with your body weight if you just write out of body weight workout so chin-ups at chin-ups different kinds of push ups like Hindu push-ups and do push-ups are and your ass goes up in the air and you bomb dive shop those like an updog exactly those are great those are great do series of you know sets of 20 of those do regular push-ups do diamond push-ups nobody hands like this you could do wall presses where like you do you put your feet on the wall and you could do look shoulder presses that way where you pushing things over head and you believe me like a handstand and you just put your feet on the wall so you rest your feet on the wall and shoulder presses overhead you just push your whole body up so you could do that you can you can without even leaving your house and get crazy cardio workouts just by doing lunges and switching steps and doing a little Hindu squats and Hindu squats you go down there all just all bodyweight no wait no added weight at all you go down and as you go down when your knees go all the way back you actually lift your heels about the ground you go on the balls of your feet and then you put your hands behind you and then you stand up like this and then you go back down again in the same thing you just keep going over and over and over again and you can do sets of like a hundred so it's really pretty easy for the first 10 and then for the first 15 and 20 all this going to be Saturday who this is some work 50 holyshit I'm halfway there 67 you get to a hundred Hindu squats and your thighs are f****** would they would do them every day that would be like 500 Hindu squats every morning we ever had on Fear Factor by far but you do freaky s*** like swam and cold water holding his breath wild doing tasks for like 2 and 1/2 minutes didn't have to come up for air where everybody else could have tapped out a long time ago I was like this f****** dude is fit and this is before he was like a superstar in wrestling the people new although he'd been on some reality show the real world like crazy shape and he was talking about the different things that you would do for wrestling and one things was the air squats looking to Hindu squats for a similar kind of squats will you 500 a day wow and 500 of those a day that's a punishing workout on your legs you know if you anywhere on the website we got a bunch of different workouts bodyweight workouts and also if you want to get a cattle bugs kill one f****** kettlebell there's a ton of YouTube videos it'll give you an amazing workout with one kettlebell one candle that 135 lb kettlebell these like this series of high-intensity workouts from a bunch of different structures in order and they're trying to build up their Instagram Pages or build up to use to YouTube pages plenty of such a free information on amazon.com send a 35lb kettlebell to your house one Kettlebell workout in a bunch of different ways so the chin-up bar is just for pull-ups and chin-ups just pull ups I just like I could just see s*** going right I want a motherfuker that's not coming out of the door in there and then from that you could do those leg races will you hang and you bring your feet up and touch the bar and then slowly bring him down if he doesn't touch the bar brutal ab workout has a ton of s*** you can do from your home you could do if you want to get in Krazy kardio get these little egg weights they have a much different sizes and do rounds of Shadow Boxing so I have some that are pounds are 5 lb in each Anne and you you put on like a timer and then you just have to shadow box for 3 minutes and you're 13 seconds in you like oh f*** this or do some push-ups I've been family yoga been doing every other day we found a good video online we do and then bike rides took a long-ass bike route my son last night but they close the beach they close the parks with tennis courts everything I've been family yoga been doing every other day we found a good video online we do and then bike rides took a long-ass bike route my son last night but they close the beach they close the parks close everything tennis courts everything


    Will Chronic Wasting Disease Jump to Humans?
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    they get rid of mosquitoes there will always be and I think that is a possibility that something they've talked about doing is engineering some new kind of mosquito that like doesn't breed or some mosquito that kills other mosquitoes or or something along those lines if they've had a couple of different things that they try to figure out how to do but the problem is you don't want to do that you know you let that cat out of the bag mosquitoes and the cats reading the lizards who knows what kind of s*** could go down to get rid of mosquitoes but they do the dirty blood give you a malaria disease that but that's about all these pandemics is like you know coronavirus is actually kind of a p**** and it's it's easy to kill there's other viruses with your much tougher but as a very thin membrane is it's a fatty membrane that goes over it and you know foam from soap make sure when you wash your hands the corona Psalms the new strain of coronavirus not previously seen in humans or other strains of cannabis are very common and usually only calls mild symptoms like the common cold yeah what we just talking about we're talking about washing hands Coronavirus and it scared me way more than that lets me and it's scary for sure don't get me wrong but there's is chronic wasting disease that they found in Deer and it's 100% fatal and it's a prion disease the same same kind of disease is mad cow disease was and the same as mad cow disease made the jump to humans then it became very dangerous and people to the some people to this day like they can't give blood cuz they were alive eating cheeseburgers during the madcap of days maybe they release that a long time they couldn't give blood cuz they had to be that you stole these prions in your system you could they took the surgical instruments that they used on patients who died of mad cow disease and they ran the surgical instruments through these sanitization machines the center process sanitizing process 3 * 3 * 1000 degree temperature couldn't kill it three times still had living prions on the surgical equipment yeah I know we got to do is soap It up sing Happy Birthday twice the sun nothing in comparison to something that could happen to us if chronic wasting disease ever made the leap from dear to Hummus my friend Doug Duren and Bryan what's his name again Planet Wildlife expert explained all of it to us like what what it is how it's happened how it's spread it spreading from deer and do the end is horrific we watched a video of one of them where they're wasting away and is spitting so this this this this fluids coming out their body is contaminated in the deer will come along and eat the leaves that have that prion on it and take it in then you'll get it'll get chronic wasting disease it'll rot away and spitting out the stuff and other deer eating it's horrific and it's 100% fatal so think about what we've got that your immune system you know for the vast majority of the people is going to fight off tragic the people that don't not to mention that at all that's not what I'm saying but there's a giant difference between something that Idris Elba gets and shows no weaknesses shows no symptoms rather or Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson get it and they get over it it's rough but they get over and they survived versus prions The Chill hundred percent of all the deer that they in fact they're all dead and they weigh the way suite at nothing it's ugly wow I know this guy was selling the warning Bell he was like the Visa made the jump to mice and they prions have made the jump from animals to people this is totally possible this this can't happen yeah and it's like right now it's like this like silent thing that they're just keeping an eye on and it's spreading across the country and people don't know like just places where people stopped eating deer meat and there's a checkpoint we have to bring the deer in like Wisconsin or my friend Doug they bring the deer and have to test them before you can eat this dinner chronic wasting that came from a deer that has CWD but it's never made the jump to people so have the sausage you're eating the prions they just don't affect your brain yet about 7,000 to 15,000 animals infected with CWD are eaten each year and that number to rise by 20% annually according to the alliance for public Wildlife which osterholm cited in his testimony scientists can't say for sure that CWD will crossover infect humans But as time goes on and more infected meat is consumed the likelihood increases said it's like a throw at the genetic roulette table he said f*** that yeah but if that gets into the cows what if that gets into your cheeseburger this is maybe with the whole vegan movements about maybe trying to protect us from an ultimate attack what if that's the only people that survive I really thin and I know the self-righteous all the guys would have to have man buns have to get a velcro man bun and put it on just to get through security meat eaters would like get a velcro man bun and put it on just to get through security


    Dr Peter Hotez on How We Can Prevent Another Pandemic
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    I think people are concerned that this is kind of setting a precedent and that this is going to be something that we have to do in the future is there a way to prevent something like this. Shut down of the of the country to happen in the future doing a few things with Texas A&M University and Baylor University is well and and and rice and so the the answer is this is why we have the 36 billion dollars annually we need to have a pipeline of Technologies getting ready for this epidemic we we should have you know if we had you know all the funding we needed coronavirus vaccine program we would have had several coronavirus vaccines in clinical trials and potentially we could have combined them in a way to be ready to go now so having figure out a way to support organizations that don't are art they're looking at vaccines and other countermeasures not in terms of products they can sell that are going to help help the health security of the country I think is is really important so 1 books that I wrote is called Blue Marble health and it finds this unusual and we spoke a little bit about this last time than usual number of illnesses from emerging infections like this one and poverty-related neglected disease is actually in the G20 countries the G20 economies the 20 wealthiest economies especially the poor living in those actually copper most of these diseases and the problem is the G20 economies are not stepping disappoint these Technologies we still rely too much on the US and the UK in the European Union we've got to do better with China and Brazil and some of these countries to help fund these Global Health Technologies still rely too much on the US and the UK in the European Union we've got to do better with China and Brazil and some of these countries to help fund these Global Health Technologies


    Dr Peter Hotez: Not Just the Old and Sick Are At Risk from Covid-19
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    is there any other way to handle this in terms of quarantine or social distancing like is there what day would it be possible to quarantine the people that are at most risk instead of the general population people over the age of 70 diabetes hypertension but now the senator Disease Control has been reporting we've had this big flocks of young adults getting very sick and in the ICU so what point do you say pretty much everybody potentially citric then among the children even though that the children generally are children adolescent seem to do pretty well with this virus now we realize our from studies coming out of China was published in the journal Club Pediatrics put out by the American Academy of Pediatrics. About 10% of infants are getting very sick with this virus Wing fencer wrist CNN and elsewhere about you know valued colleagues you know in their 50s and that kind of thing getting really sick or even even dying then infants after a while it's just it's you can't you can't slice it that fine if it becomes impossible to do it


    Is Coronavirus Lung and Heart Damage Permanent?
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    he brought up that I wanted to discuss is the damage that this virus does to the lungs and two to the heart as well what they're scarring on on people's lungs of the talk about that and what if anything can be done to try to heal those people post infection well so what happens is in the virus gains entry into the deep passages of the lungs know the the all the airway spaces and then it if you ever see a cartoon a schematic drawing of a coronavirus it looks like a little ball with spikes sticking out of it and those spikes are called the S protein and actually the vaccine that we're making interferes with The Binding of a part of that as protein called the receptor binding domain for binding into the receptor so it's uses those spikes the tip of the spikes to get entry to bind to The receptors and in the long which is actually a an enzyme called an acetylcholinesterase in the lung cells so the first thing that happens is a large amount of viruses getting into the lungs and that triggers What's called the innate immune system eating your natural first-line body of defense and its signal something called toll-like receptors which caused a lot of inflammation and so you're seeing a big inflammatory response to the to the virus of the two components post all the inflammatory response and that's one of the reasons why you know what I heard about hydroxychloroquine I have some enthusiasm cuz it may be suppressed inflammatory component whether it clinically has the ability to make a difference I think the jury's still out yet but so you got those two things going on other thing that's happening besides inflammation in a condition known as a RDS acute respiratory distress syndrome where there's so much information and scarring that it becomes difficult to oxygenate the lungs and people go into shock because of this a RDS syndrome so that's why a lot of people are dying the other thing that happened so that we don't really understand a lot of reports XIV and Med archive is m e d r XIV Spotify Cold Spring Harbor laboratory the scientist have been great about sharing information they're putting all their stuff up on these preprint server they're not peer-reviewed yet but just that we get information into the hands of the scientist anybody could look at them but one of the other things were seeing with that is a lot of heart entry weather people are having heart attacks because they're intubated in the ICU and under stress and and they're in shock so they're not perfusing hardcore and we know that the old SARS virus ours one had the ability to go into the heart tissue and cause what's called myocarditis actual infection of the heart so it's really the heart and lungs that that are getting knocked out there's also some evidence that the virus can go into the intestinal tract as well and so that I could actually be a router transmission hammered is this direct damage from the virus and inflammatory component to the heart and lung infection particularly like damage to the lungs immune response to the virus so you can have an increased number of a virus particle potentially be so people are definitely looking into steroids other I am time inflammatory drugs but you know those who survive this and fortunately most do you know you'll find it there. Probably tell you they've been hacking and coughing for a long time afterwards in a lot of that is viral pneumonia is it stopped with the virus is all that scarring is is it takes the body a long time to remodel all the scar tissue and then before the coughing stop so we can anticipate that happening as well epidemic to know what's going on is it it's just really too early for so many of these things the treatment secures the dealing with the immune system's finding out which people are genetically more predisposed to make a contribution figure scientist has just been an amazing everyone's you're putting aside their Rico putting all their stuff up on bioarchive met archiving and then and the major journals are doing incredible things also Expediting publication of paper so you know the the flagship journals like New England Journal of Medicine Lancet Jama they're all putting that stuff out there as fast as they can you know as ensuring quality inn and Anna level of peer review r+ family journals Public Library science so good stories that are happening around this definitely the data sharing the journals not conducting business the stuff that their publishing could be life-saving and responding to a Public Health crisis I think that that's the nice part of the story the data sharing the journals not conducting business as usual recognizing that their the stuff that their publishing could be life-saving and responding to a Public Health crisis I think that that's the nice part of the story


    Many More People Will Die from Covid 19 Than the Flu
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    is it one of the things that's come up about this is people are now aware people like myself are aware of the the number of people that die every year in the United States from the flu which is staggering it's a lot more than I ever thought before you know what do you know the numbers like what would between 12 and fifty thousand people die every year of influenza and the vast majority of those by the way you're not vaccinated so even in years where there's not a good match between the flu vaccine in the flu and could still reduce your likelihood of hospitalization and and deaths that's important message to get out the numbers here unfortunately looking worse so you from being hospitalized because it is partially protective so if you imagine a virus that has all of these different pieces to it and and the end and all the antibodies each reacting to a different piece of the virus and a perfect match all of the antibodies Target the virus and then in a less than perfect match only some of the antibodies Target the virus and therefore it's partially protective and can have whatever partial effect and so now the numbers of them of Americans were dying or all over the map so if you if you believe the number saying that they're between 4 and 10 times the number of Americans forget about Mary Florida 10 times the regular flu thousand from flu the minimum that's going to die from covid-19 is around 50,000 and at the high end times 10 could be between 500,000 so that's where you're hearing those numbers from the White House Press Conference today saying maybe a hundred to two hundred thousand Americans could die I think it's probably I like the institute for health metrics numbers that just came out they say 84,000 Americans will die in that peak season going from by April May May and June and then but we don't know what will happen again in the out here so the point is a lot of Americans are going to die I'm hoping it doesn't get as high as 200,000 and again the modelers are really looking at this that those numbers that I gave sophisticated those numbers I gave you that estimate was a certain simplistic version but there's much more sophisticated models but again their models based on assumptions about the new virus pathogen it's hard to get all the assumptions right but the point is I many more people will die of this virus than even in a bad flu season


    Partisanship Might Prevent Us From Preparing for the Next Pandemic
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    I'm hoping so much of what comes out of this is a wake-up call so much of the new-found understanding and appreciation for the science behind dealing with these diseases appreciation of healthcare workers and First Responders mean if there's any bright lining to this that's what I'm really hoping for is it people wake up and recognize the good work that people like you have been doing and also you know that this is what we live in strange times and these things can happen again and we need to be prepared we need to put a lot of emphasis in effort and thought to that as a whole is a whole society but that's right I think you know maybe this will help us reassess some of our values and and you know appreciate some of the some of the things that the healthcare professions especially you're doing and how you're seeing people volunteered you know you know do said the hell with then I'm just going to put on my n95 mask and my PPE and dive in and helping that's really moving and safety equipment for healthcare workers and how did this ever happen while we just we didn't get ready for the surgeon time I think you know I'm holding back trying to throw stones at this agency or this person or this group because we don't really know what happened I think it's going to be really important that Congress after this and to conduct an investigation not from the standpoint of Prosecuting people or or calling them out but just say hey what the hell went wrong here and how do we avoid this again I mean the problems with the testing and not having all the protective equipment now we're getting geared up and mobilizing industry but could we have done better especially in that window. When things were collapsing in Wuhan and the other cities in central China when we knew this was going to be bad and we know this could become your one of the great pandemic threats in a wide how could we have better use those six weeks in order to get ready in one month than we do and hand and now is not the time to do it because worrying about you know Congressional hearings and that sort of thing but when all this is said and done and it has to be that have to be done in the right Spirit not again we have to figure out a way to stop these partisan lines to say there was is a country we've got to figure out how to work together I know that sounds pollyannish but you know Washington University I work with Congress a lot to get legislation passed around neglected tropical diseases and I was a different Washington then I mean I would go you know to Sam brownback's prayer breakfast Sam Brownback governor of Kansas before we center from Kansas very conservative Republican senator walk across the hall and go talk to Center to Leahy's people from vermonters or Sherrod Brown's people and we all knew we had to go across the aisle to work together and it's just not happening anymore and it's tearing apart our country so I hope the other thing that we get out of this is figuring out a way that Republican start talking to Democrats again and Democrats talk to Republicans again and figure that out as well sing anymore and it's tearing apart our country so I hope the other thing that we get out of this is figuring out a way that Republicans start talking to Democrats again and Democrats talk to Republicans again and figure that out as well


    Dr Peter Hotez on Coronavirus: We’re Not Even At the Peak Yet
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    pecan Sweden and Sweden the way they're handling this which is essentially they're giving people the freedom to go to restaurants and bars and they're shutting some things down but there was quite a bit more open than the rest of the world and subsequently there they're experiencing a spike in cases ships would come into the Barber on Croatian and coming from Asia Minor and they were fearful they're bringing plague and they kept the ships for 40 days that's the word for the word quarantine came from and that's what we've got right now so we know social distancing is probably Our Only Hope and and there's a few pieces of evidence for that I miss real serious social distancing my colleague I'm doing a lot of analysis and modeling in one of the things he's shown is that it when he looks at the cities in China for instance where they did social distancing another aggressive measures and some of them were pretty aggressively couldn't even do an in the United States but they showed that the longer you allow transmission to go on before you intervene with social distancing another things the worst the surgeon the worst the epidemic and therefore us about Natalie the worst immortality so Francis in Wuhan where he estimates I think I forget the exact spot about six weeks or transmission going out before you intervene then it was lights out it was a massive Surge and hospital system getting overwhelmed in a lot of healthcare workers getting sick and and I want to come back to that point after we finish this as opposed to in southern China and other places in China where you intervened after a week then you got in there was a difference mm patients in your eyes used across the city versus 20 that's how the dramatic a different so that's a lesson we need to learn for the u.s. is that's the only thing we have and to really push hard on the social distancing and I think it's especially important in the cities because it looks to me like what we're seeing so far in the u.s. is more of an urban Suburban vs. rural / we're seeing the big surges and ICU patients cities in rural areas although dr. fauci Africa's last night of the other night said don't ignore the rural areas either because we don't know what's going to happen there so social distancing is absolutely Paramount and unfortunately what's happening because things got so f***** up with the testing that we've not we've sumped unfortunately Bop and found out that transmission is going out for several weeks only one a lot of ICU patients started hitting the door so this is what happened in New Orleans it's probably happening is Detroit the mayor of Atlanta just said you know all of a sudden we've had all of these people show up in in the eye and the ICU so that's a another lesson learned we really not only doing the the diagnostic testing but the social distancing is really important and I've been on calls with the leadership of people in Houston because you know you're right it's it's it's hurting the economy in so many ways but you know if you want to prevent Houston from replicating the New Orleans experience I've been saying to the to the mayor and everyone else in Houston this is unfortunately what we're going to have to do in the models are showing that the Pacific Oregon Institute in Washington Seattle Washington and it's looking at the things to look at the I'm not only epidemic diseases but also chronic non-communicable diseases diabetes heart disease and mental health issues but they've been you know all hands on deck at this epidemic and they've just put it out on their website it's Health Data. Organ you go to The Cove in 19th sign and what they're showing is that they anticipate the peak of this epidemic in the US is going to hit about the middle of April so we're not even at the peak yet this is going to continue to go up and in some places like in Texas is going to be delayed it's probably going to be around around May 2nd and I think California was was around there as well so their number say it's going to be the next two months that are going to be the crunch-time when it's going to start really going up and then as we move into later in May will start to go down and maybe really bought him out by by June of course again what I've been saying is you know the President yesterday or the day before said okay I understand I said Easter now we're going to go to April 30th and my point is well April 30th things are still going to be peeking in parts of the country let's use April 30th as a time to reassess and then make a decision whether we go another month let's go a month at a time for now until we know where this is heading now we're going to go to April 30th and my point is well April 30th things are still going to be peeking in parts of the country let's use April 30th as a time to reassess and then make a decision whether we go another month let's go a month at a time for now until we know where this is heading


    Everlast: "Smoking and Drinking" - Live on The Joe Rogan Experience
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    let's do it beautiful the junkies that's real by the way this is real he's got people just listening he's an actual turntables this isn't some b******* this is like you back me up on this is real s*** is Russell Peters approved is a real DJ checking power level does ride or die metal Bank app Whitey Ford sings Whitey Ford's House of Pain


    Joe Rogan | Life Before Google w/Eric Weinstein
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    given that I think a lot of us don't believe in anything that happened before Google bright imagine kids today imagine trying to describe the kids today what it was like to grow up without the internet or not being able to reach people you have to make extensive plans and backup plans will it if you're not there at this time I used to have to yell when I was in high school my family got an answering machine house if this is incredible and you would you would leave like stupid music like to let everybody know you were cool like you have some cool music at cage Joe not here right now but if you leave a message I'll get back to you probably like the late eighties really yeah I actually call people like that I've been doing that more lately yeah I call a lot of people now I just feel like it's just it's better that the texting thing to problem is if it's very interesting how we separated ourselves into this electronic communication world where I will during the day be in communication almost constantly with a stream of people the only two stops it is a pause podcast is my rest for three hours I'm not talking to anybody other than you so all those texts that come through I'll get the end of the podcast I'll go and look at my phone WD-40 text sometimes cuz this is man that's if I had to make 40 phone calls that mean it would be impossible to manage it would be constantly becoming and you never really be able to say anything so we're we're feeding into this weird Loop where we just have these short form things tomorrow sure what time how about 9 I can do 7 okay let's do it you never mean to like these weird little bursts of information to oversee a member this program California and is it called the Californication guess I wasn't sure what the right so there's this scene where he's having some really hot intergenerational sex and this gal says like LOL and it killed it it out loud she said it and she says LOL and he who's the total interest that there's no amount of of heat in the moment that can compensate for the fact that she's using like verbal emojis yeah but he's just mocking himself over 50 it's intrinsically ironic but you know in terms of this weird thing about islands of time one of the things that we do is we have Shabbat dinner and every Friday no matter how atheist and militant people are against any kind of organized religion they will leave us alone if we say we're going into Shabbat and so there's this thing about like people will pester me in all sorts of situations but if I invoke something that is vaguely religious even Sam Harris probably wouldn't call me during that period of time. I find that very interesting I could you could you create a religion that was simply there to make sure that you had some time off line yeah I know if I text Ben Shapiro I'm not getting a text back on Saturday ever is dark yep the people I mean on one hand I think it's probably a really good idea to just take a break from all that electronic s*** and just connect with humans and in a very old school type of way I think it's probably very good for connect with yourself I had this experience I actually lived in Jerusalem for two years and we landed in this Orthodox Run Hotel and on Friday night everything shutdown you don't like the text and I then moved into a an ultra-orthodox neighbor neighborhood bread in the on the boundary of the place with the secular in the Orthodox mad what was really fascinating to me as I started telling people you know you'd never think that it's great not to be able to find a restaurant or a nightclub but it's amazing that it's this is enforced down time in about a month in somebody said oh you're in the wrong place of course you can go out on Friday I used to go to that of the Russian compound and that everything's hopping and you can go dancing and drinking and all these things after I knew that I went dancing and drinking and I was much less happy than believing that somehow Israel actually shut down on Friday night and so very weirdly I appreciated the constraint as soon as I knew you could break the constraint I was less happy and I would never actually a band anymore in that like it would provide you some Freedom by having restrictions but it does give you some Freedom like okay like now we have to think about all these other things so now we have the freedom to just be alone now we have the freedom to be relaxed now we have the freedom to just talk to human beings you know what the constraints and it's like totally that's like this motherfukers up at 4:30 in the morning throwing heavy weights around and grunting and acting like a Savage running goes out to the beach and he earns the sunrise every morning goes out and takes photos you know takes a photo of his f****** watch for 30 hit the gym like a Savage and then takes a photo sometimes of the sunrise are in the sunrise and like to but you would think God is like a prison till like force yourself into that but no no freedom in that because he knows decisions 4:30 is going to do you just you just go do it and that way if you look at the guy's a f****** tank why is your tank cuz he's always up at 4:30 f****** throwing weights around it just doesn't need never stops never never takes never takes a self-indulgent time to lay in bed and beat off and pick his nose and in the f****** check his text messages this right now and thinking maybe I do a little bit I think I remember reading his inner dialogue about going to a birthday party and breaking down and having a scoop of ice cream or something or slice of pie and it's like they are the drama of there it was Temptation eventually I became weak do you have the drama of there it was Temptation eventually I became weak yeah I don't fuk with that I just do it so I'm going to parties eat that cake I mean that's feel like I do enough I'm alright


    Dr. Peter Hotez: Will Coronavirus Be a Seasonal Virus?
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    how long can we go I mean what what if you take economics out of it what would you think if there was no concern whatsoever about economic loss in the damage to the economy what would you recommend in terms of just clearly just purely from a medical perspective so although not entirely true because we can make weekend in Acton or intervention so hopefully by the summer this is not going to be a huge problem but but we don't know and then we also don't know if this thing's coming back so what did the out-years look like is this does the even if it goes down this summer does it does it come back up again in the fall does it come back up again early next why would that happen why would it come back why would it want me to go away and then come back in the fall well is a few things that are happening one all the social distancing potentially could interrupt the transmission we use the number called the reproductive number which describes the number of people that get infected if a single individual has it so the number right now is between 2 and 4 depending on whose numbers you look at the ideas you bring up a little one by the social distancing there's also the question seasonality to this virus and again the Skylark lipstick has done some studies to show that they're there seems the virus infection doesn't seem to be as severe in areas that have higher temperatures in Greater humidity that's a bit of a soft call but maybe there's going to be some seasonality to this as well and then and so let's use an example of another seasonal virus influenza it speaks of course enter Then goes down in the summer months and never really disappears but it it it it goes down but then in the southern hemisphere is the opposite so in the southern hemisphere Peak flu season is our summer there winter in places like Australia and then in the tropics it's about the same all year round so we don't really understand seasonality potentially the virus could show it starts showing a pattern like that and then the question I ordered some kind of seasonality these are all scenarios that never being looked at so princes are our vaccine if it's used and goes you know go through all the clinical testing hurdles probably is not going to be used for this 2020 epidemic if it's used it all it's going to be used in the out years if this virus starts to come back on a regular basis are vaccine if it's used in ghost you know go through all the clinical testing hurdles probably is not going to be used for this 2020 epidemic if it's used it all it's going to be used in the out years if this virus starts to come back on a regular basis


    Is Chloroquine an Effective Treatment for Coronavirus? w/Peter Hotez | Joe Rogan
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    let's talk about treatments that are being considered we know that zpacks or one of them and chloroquine can explain that and what went horribly wrong with the couple that took the wrong kind of chloroquine and turned out to be a koi pond cleaner certain things ready now so and then and then we can talk about what I want and then I'll let me give you the framework that answer your chloroquine question so the highest bar there is in terms of financial investment required in time to show a safeties of vaccine so that's what that's what we're doing and other groups are doing next tear down that's going to be in 18 months away according to dr. fauci could be longer than that next tear down small molecule drug new drugs that have never been discovered before it still takes a while maybe not as hire bars vaccine in terms of time the next tear down is repurposing existing medicines that we already know are relatively safe and then showing that those drugs also work against the coronavirus and that's going to be the chloroquine category and I'll get to your question and then the nearest one's the one that we could do now fluorescent antibody therapy which I've been pushing very hard on because I think we can actually have it going that right now so let's do the let's do the chloroquine hydroxychloroquine that's one of the repurposed ones that's not the lowest hanging fruit with the next lowest paying through this is a medicine that use for malaria it's an anti-malarial drug spin around for decades and check the World Health Organization was going to head in the 90s he's proposed in elimination strategy for malaria to treat everybody with chloroquine until we have chloroquine resistance in that derailed that but it didn't in some parts of the world that still works as an anti-malarial drug is also used as an anti-inflammatory drug for the treatment of lupus and other autoimmune diseases you can make a bucket of it it's cheap we know the safety profile we know can cause arrhythmias and some patient other toxicities but it is generally has a pretty profile we know that the truck and block the replication of the virus in the test tube so in Hibbets the virus in the end will be called in vitro in the test tube II we know this drug reduces inflammation and that's nice because one of the things you get with covid-19 pneumonia is not only get the virus infection in the lawn you got a lot of inflammation so checks a couple of boxes and attracted to look at it and then and then a colleague of mine is a fascinating guy I really appreciate his work as a scientist it was a very serious scientist in Marseille in France and Didier Raul and he's must have published two or three dozen papers in the journal that I found to call plus neglected tropical diseases serious scientist on all sorts of intracellular bacteria that kind of thing covid patience and what he did was he combined hydroxychloroquine with the Z-Pak Azithromycin drug and found found that there's an effect the promise was a very tiny study and so people put those three things together and all of a sudden said we've got the miracle cure I'm not sure that's going to turn out to be really need to do large studies to show that it really works and the reason I'm holding back is you know nothing to do with doctor Professor you know really important scientist that's a small study we were there about a decade ago with influenza that this hydroxychloroquine also inhibited the influenza virus in the test tube but then it didn't pan out in Clinton larger clinical studies so I think we have to be really careful and don't be too quick to to say okay this is this is going to be a time when we're not even close to that yet but we'll know are clinical trials looking at that medicine therapy and it was known for over a hundred years and it was really scaled up during the 1918 influenza pandemic pandemic that killed hundreds tens of millions of people it was shown that if you took individuals had one who had recovered from the disease who he got infected they survived than antibodies in their blood you could remove their blood in some cases give them back their red cells and take the plasma component and use that as a therapy to treat patients and and in fact during the 2003 SARS epidemic the first star starts one there's been a number of studies showing that it worked it actually you could treat patients for it especially if you gave it early on in the course of the infection if you waited too long then it didn't have nearly the same benefit be given orally on the course of infection it could prevent more serious infection and even death because you're actually giving back antibodies antibodies won't last forever but enough to help you survive the infection so a good friend and colleague for a longtime Arturo Sandoval brilliant Professor microbiology at Johns Hopkins you know started talking to me about you know Peter maybe we should be doing this for covid-19 and and as the number started going up I said I called him I said luck Tortura I'm going on CNN tomorrow I think this is an opportunity to tell people about this so I you know help amplify what he was doing paper I wouldn't with a colleague on different Johns Hopkins at least have her own angle her name for Bosque Albert Einstein and I talked to him about this race specific issues to get people to care about about certain things and I and I used it for this purpose and now his colleagues are doing together with the FDA so there's a branch of the Food and Drug Administration called sieber the center for biologics evaluation research which is this a man in a lot of bad things about the FDA all these brilliant scientist vaccines and biologic with Peter marks and he's teamed up with with Arturo to get Network together going over at least 120 academic Health Centers so that they're identifying patients who recovered taking their blood giving them back the red cells collecting the plasma so that when people come in sick they can give treatment in they'll have some clinical trial results I hope in the next few weeks but I'm really optimistic about that 144 saving lives First Responders that's prevented from getting sick cuz you're here I mean I don't know the percentage. First Responders on York and that's why they turned the Empire State Building into a siren last night and into a Johan are all of the all of the First Responders have gotten sick we know this was going to happen maybe this could help them so I think that's going to be really important as well that they're they're having some good results with that are people currently using that in the United States are doctors prescribing that was seated off label use meaning that is not an improved indication but they're going ahead and use it and you know I just maybe it'll turn out to be a good treatment but the evidence is is not strong the there's a study in Shanghai that suggested it didn't work so we really need Well Control trial you really need to spend on the dose because maybe it's a dosing they maybe if you give too high or too low a dose not going to work how you pair it with the Zithromax so it's going to take a little bit of time to work out in this is the frustration that people have you seen my God we have this terrible pandemic now we need to get these new therapies and vaccines are very quickly it's the hardest thing to do it's the hardest thing to do is to accelerate new technologies for a new virus we've never seen before while the epidemic is Raging while the pandemic is Raising its we don't have a lot of track record doing this we did it once with ebola if you remember in 2014 there was a terrible Ebola epidemic in West Africa affected 33,000 people eleven thousand people died that was in Guinea Liberian Sierra Leone and there was some initial vaccine trials started by that looks pretty promising Dad license to technology from the Canadiens the script in Manitoba a public health Canada and it looks promising but as the tribes got underway what happened was there was an international response to put in a health system because it turns out he bowl is not very transmissible you just have to have some healthcare infrastructure make certain that you're not directly handling the the corpse of someone who has recently died from from Ebola virus infection India and we even send in the hundred first Airborne Division we said in the The Screaming Eagle switch made a big impact on helping to let you know save West Africa from this infection so the WHIO came in there was there was a Doctors Without Borders Africa and so the vaccine never really got fully tested but then five years later when there was the terrible epidemic a Democratic Republic of Congo that's when the vaccine really came into widespread use and it's probably one of the most important Public Health stories never told which was under conditions of terrible conflict and War and political strife and civil Civil War they vaccinated 200,000 people with this vaccine and it largely help eliminate Ebola from Democratic Republic of Congo in that in that during those hostilities last last year and essentially saved I think it's help to stabilize the whole African continent so it's an amazing story and it was this multilateral effort that involved also US government we really should help stabilize sub-Saharan Africa will look at the time frame 2014 first epidemic the 2019 that's fine that's 5 years that's a more realistic time frame for a vaccine just to give people a sense of perspective


    Scientist Peter Hotez On Germany's Low Coronavirus Death Rate, Smoking, Vaping | Joe Rogan
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    talk about Germany because I found that really fascinating when I was reading on Germany and their low mortality rate the tribute that too is that the well diagnosis covid-19 of died Which is higher than just about anywhere else I think what's happened there is when the health system gets so overwhelmed that so many so that another words of transmission goes on for a long time and you haven't picked it up and then all the sudden people start showing up in the ICU then it's too late then you start having massive numbers of people coming to the ICU the hospital can't take care of everybody they can intubate everyone they can't give everyone to the highest quality Care possible snowfall to the doctors and nurses their Heroes but the fact that they're completely overwhelmed with patient that's when we're tality starts to to Really rise so we saw this and parts of Wuhan and we saw this in Italy and that was a big worry about New York that the same thing would happen to New York hold that thought for a second in Germany so far getting it and the fact that the hospital system was getting ready and they've got that infrastructure in place to manage that surged although they're worried not to that it it may start going up in OverWatch people not large numbers of people getting infected number one or overwhelm the health system just like in Italy so there is sew-in in New Orleans right now the case fatality rate is between 4 and 5 but there's another Factor go on in New Orleans lots of people living in extreme poverty and poverty is very linked to diabetes and hypertension and we know diabetes and hypertension is a big risk factor for death so this is getting hit twice systems getting overwhelmed I think you have a lot of African Americans living in poverty was underlined diabetes and hypertension and that's causing that to the Skyrocket so you know I was just on the phone today with the leadership of Houston and saying you know you know we have a similar demographic to New Orleans and we're sister cities after Katrina and a linked at the hip and and you know there are sister city we love them but you know we have to recognize that even if we hit can handle the surge Medical Center we still have that demographic of African-Americans Hispanics with underlying diabetes and hypertension I'm really worried we're going to see high mortality in Texas Princeton Chinese older Chinese men and really high mortality rates and here's something very interesting smoking actually upregulates the receptor in the lungs that the buyer signs to so it seems to make more copies of the receptor for the virus to bind to so that may worsen the disease so I think you're right I think smoking is a factor the one question that we don't know is what is vaping do does is vaping also could that be linked somehow to the young and all the young adults that we're seeing in the United States who are getting hospitalized and their lives are being saved because they're being intubated and put on the vent but is there a vaping connection again new question we don't know it's something that's going to have to be looked up one of the reasons one of many reasons why I'm so thankful for you for coming on the podcast and and trying to educate us on this thing with my 20-year science partner dr. Maryland up Itachi we're trying that we've we develop vaccines including coronavirus vaccine or try to get those out the door in clinical trials in between I'm going on Fox News MSNBC and CNN that's not an easy need needle to thread either going and Fox News Ms MSNBC and CNN that's been really interesting but I love the opportunity and and I'm trying to get accurate information explaining trying to get accurate information also explaining the science behind but sometimes you hear something that doesn't sound right and it sometimes takes a couple of minutes to to explain that and and those three cable news networks have been great about giving me some time to to explain the thinking behind it which they ordinarily wouldn't do


    Scientist Peter Hotez Explains Asymptomatic Cases, Effects on Coronavirus by Age | Joe Rogan
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    let's look going taking it from the top let's let's discuss give us your take on how we got here because this is It's been a very strange obviously the president completely miscalculated what was going to happen in the way he was explaining to the news he was kind of saying that it was just a few cases and they'll be gone and now obviously New York City shut down the entire country is separated from each other everybody is isolating at home give us your take on how we got here will let you know that the truth is we knew this was coming or something like it we had a heads-up and then didn't even even a heads up before last year because this is now our third major coronavirus disaster of the 21st century we had what's called star severe acute respiratory syndrome in 2003 that started in China and caused the terrible epidemic in Toronto and actually took the the roll songs to do a concert to bring the economy back to Toronto in 2003 and then it was mayor's coronavirus infection in 2012 and this is the third one so we actually you realize that's coronavirus is we're going to be coming me sing and we embarked on a big run a virus vaccine program a decade ago and each time that cause devastating Hospital epidemic affected healthcare worker so the point is this sung fortunately is becoming for the globe is terrible coronavirus epidemics and we saw this one coming up in the end of 2019 in China and I knew we were in for trouble because that's what coronavirus is do that we were going to be in trouble because Cars 2 so the massage one then there's than stars to so both stars 1 and mirrors made you so sick and that such a high case-fatality rate that anybody who got it was almost immediately hospitalized and basically out of the community that the difference with this one ironically is it is it's pretty lethal it's about five to ten times more lethal than regular flu seasonal flu but also there's a big group of people who get very sick at all and so you have this should have perfect mix where it's not the most lethal infection we've ever seen if not the most transmissible infection we've ever seen but it's high enough and both categories that are combined in this very toxic waste so what you have is you have a group of people who are getting very sick or in the Intensive Care Unit like older people those with diabetes and hypertension even a group of younger people who are getting it very sick set a larger group who only getting mildly sick who can still walk around the community and be out in about and stores and restaurants and infecting everybody and so this is what caused the problem it's a it's highly transmissible has a big group of people walking around spreading it and a smaller subset but a big sub said we're getting very sick and even dying in the Intensive Care Unit in New York City right now for asymptomatic we don't we really don't there's a rough correlation page so younger people seem to do better and actually kids seem to do really well with this infection they don't they do get with it with one exception that I'll tell you about the minute most kids don't get very sick at all but they're helping with the community spread and we don't quite know why I also it but something is very important one of the reasons why I really want you to come on and talk to you about Coke is there's this Buzz out there in the community that it's only old people that are getting sick and dying and going to ice use but in fact the Centers for Disease Control came up with this very chilling document a few weeks ago showing that about a third of the very sick people in the hospital are under the age of 40 or 44 so between 20 and 40 for young adults are getting very sick and that word has not gotten out adequate because when in fact disinfection first appeared in central China it was all about older individuals over the age of 70 those with diabetes and hypertension and we didn't hear about the young adults but then for reasons that we don't understand we saw this big group in Italy and France Spain of younger adults and we're seeing that play out in the US and I know it on the people who you know listen to you and watch you that's a big group between that age of 20 and 44 and they really need to hear that they are for severe illness despite what they might have heard previously and then flew back got sick and here's what's really maybe you could help me with this he said he was feeling terrible and then took Advil and it got exponentially worse is that coincidental do you think I mean there's has been talks of avoiding ibuprofen Michael's 45 years old very healthy very robust guy so when he was I mean he was in the hospital for a week and his words were I almost died and he was really really concerned what what about what about an ibuprofen so there's been a lot of buzz on the internet about ibuprofen and then the World Health Organization came out with a statement saying those are rumors so there's not a lot of evidence to say that you get worse with ibuprofen probably he was just one of those young adults that's going to get very sick and that's what this virus does it has the ability to get deep into the pulmonary system in your lungs binds to receptors on the cells of your lungs and causes a terrible pneumonia and on top of it you get a big inflammatory response so it really so severe pneumonia ability to breathe and that's why so many people who are getting really sick of this virus have to go on respirators so is that there's a rumor that you shouldn't take Ibuprofen but is that unfounded are you advising people take Ibuprofen do you think they should just avoid it just in case and where did this rumor start from and what what is the concern as I've done and then you've got the problem you know some people how to say don't take Aspirin because if this is a respiratory virus infection there could be a severe reaction with with aspirin as well so for now today I might look like the biggest idiot in the world tomorrow or next week and that's because this is a brand-new virus and we've never seen before right so we're on a steep learning curve so we're learning new things about this virus every day so that's why you know how many things are going to say today might sound like I'm waffling or hedging it's it's because I am where we were learning so much that's new about this virus so it's really important that everybody be really Mindful and pay attention to real health information that dad from accurate sources because things move things change as we learn more about this is a virus that we didn't even know existed about 4 months ago and we've learned about an incredible. I'm the Chinese put up a lot of information on these preprint server is about what the virus is what the sequence is the genetic code with the receptor binds to when we had the original salt that we call this new Once ours to the covid-19 so the covid-19 the virus is called stars to SARS coronavirus to when we had the original Stars won how much so much for learning right now I'm so glad you brought that up cuz that is really important for people to understand people that maybe haven't looked into the complications that are involved in trying to recognize treatments and cures for a virus that it is it's you everyone's learning and and things can change depending on does not just the passage and it's also what we called the host the person to so the fact you know that the virus affected young adults in Europe in the u.s. in a way that did not necessarily occur in China is important and so we are kiwi and then who knows what happens when the virus goes into Latin America or India are sub-Saharan Africa just waiting for well that's one of the issues that people are having in terms of blood type there's there's all this talk of certain blood types may be more susceptible to the virus protector Lee blood type a Twitter I think a week or so ago there's dozens of different pathogens with including viruses and bacteria that behave differently depending I mean there's a whole I put one up on Twitter I think a week or so ago there's dozens of different pathogens with including viruses and bacteria that behave differently depending on a person's blood type so host genetics influence quite a bit


    Joe Rogan and Brian Redban Have a Probing Conversation About Bidets
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    set a weird time right now that I keep thinking of what what is going to be like on the other end you know instead of just just living which I've never really do and never really think what's going to be like on the other man I was just do stuff you know like whether I'm doing a Netflix special or whether I'm doing podcasts or doing stand-up I just do stuff I don't think like like do it like this one day it'll be that then maybe people will like this and maybe that I just keep doing it but now I'm like what is going to be here what what is society going to be like with no restaurants what is society going to be like with 50% unemployment what is society going to be like if that does he's kicks in again and what's going to survive so I'm wondering about the future I was just kind of do I'm so lucky now I realize so so lucky that I can do that I can just concentrate on this s*** I enjoy doing and that's a big advantage of that to is it helps you be good at that thinks you have less stress is of less things are thinking about more sleep for everybody now everybody's got to be a prepper everybody's got to be a little paranoid everybody's got to be a little everybody does even people like you and I are they would want to just blow it off and they live in the moment and I can't especially if you have people you love that are relying on you food now if to keep food of your f****** house find toilet paper that was a weird one time you need stuff that you just met the fire in a pan and some water you need to be able to just have stuff they'll keep you alive for x amount of days that's what you need y'all need toilet paper need a rag and a sink and they got to clean a salted you know or get one of them ones that we got in here squirty up the booty hoses thing that you can attach to the back of a toilet it's like it's not expensive how much is that cost $79 so for 80 bucks you got to clean a****** and you save a million dollars on toilet paper Splurge you want to suffer music you get in there with that soap wash the old poop shoot and that water shoots at the bday is like the most unorganized mclee friendly thing that's ever been designed ever it's basically if you fall and slip something happens and you got like slippery socks on or shoes you you fall that pipe is going right up your ass whole stupid pipe it's in the fall kill people every year coconut robot dick that's why you didn't make sense and they had this bad day and it's looks like you know like if you slip like you're getting your butthole clean by this little little f****** pipe that's sticking straight up with little spray water you supposed to get up in there with soap wash it down no that's the way to do it though that in the way we do it all everything there it is so that one's that's a safe one that only some of them have a true Prince used to have one like that right all right I'm going to give up here at Circle the drawing to the left with the red circle click on that a person that had the house that I was there had not one but two hoses had a hose on either side I didn't get it explained to me that some cuz it was a fancy hotel and some people from other lands prefer to wash their hand wash their ass rather with their left hand so they left a style so for you to ask them to grab a hose on the right hand side of Hose down their a****** they'll be offended. Supposed to double your right hand or left hand I don't like that right like I like a hose off of it to Eastside industrial strength around if you had that s*** on your eyebrow hairs but your eyebrow hairs how much rubbing this one left one the right what the f*** dude look at that I like that you tried out that warm water on your but I guess it's a smaller little thing that I remembered say don't think you have to worry though the day is a bidet on their side the room to look if you see they're over there that's a good day so there was a bit dicey that's what I'm talking about I was super confused sing the pokes out in the middle and that's kind of what I was talking about and some of them are a little bit higher than others but they're these weird little I don't know what kind of ships are these people take a little earlier


    Hatred of Trump is Getting in the Way of Some People's Accurate Reporting | Joe Rogan
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    the guy that they just arrested for selling the coronavirus pill that is supposedly kills the coronavirus he reminds me of that old bodybuilding guy with it Dan or whatever that used to sell fake chloroquine there's no studies right there's no definitive test but they're still letting people try is that what's going on with that take so that the couple that died took the wrong shed picture of trump is getting in the way of the accuracy of some people's reporting of the news and that's a perfect example like resorting to clickbait and saying that they heard it from Trump but he does now he said what he was talking about a different kind of chloroquine there's more than one different kind of it right right but if they just said real simply that these people die please be careful there is more than one different kind of chloroquine and Queen hasn't been shown definitively to work yet and it's not necessarily safe to take if they said that they would be great but instead they had to say the president told people to take it that's not what he said what he said is that there's hope and we're hoping that this could be a cure or this could be a treatment what he said but that's what everybody's saying like if you go and read articles about that when doctors were talking about potential treatment there's a bunch of different ones there's IV vitamins is chloroquine there's this corquin which is like an old-school malaria medication and then zpacks for talked about what is that called Death from Mathis in how do you say that time for talking about what doctors are talking about because legitimate people are talking about that combination of things but just cuz you hate Trump you can't distort this and make it seem like Trump did something irresponsible by talking about this hopeful disease medication and these people took the wrong version of it and died but this a cautionary tale it's not a chance to s*** on Trump but everything's a chance to s*** on Trump it's so exhausting it's just it's it's f****** weird let me see movie ratings but he's gotten a lot better at handling confrontational conversations with reporters you know I was watching this one yesterday and this reporter was asking a question about a few things but she asked about people dying because of the economy failing and him talking about like an is there anyone that could speak to he says it's in this playing a game the game is she knows there's no real data that shows if they do that this will happen if the economy crashes the way they anticipated crashing all these people are out of work for an extended. Of time x amount of people kill themselves but we for sure know that economic despair is is a reason why some people go into depression depression is a reason why some people kill themselves these are all facts that we all know like maybe you can't pull that out of your ass you're standing in front of a Podium and you're addressing vehicle and they're calling you out on this and what you was saying correctly is we can't put money ahead of people's lives so the correct Thing by most people's account is for at least some. Of time separating everybody maintaining this this distance and putting a stop to the the number of viruses remember people to get infected he saying is there's also a factor that we have to consider that all these people out of work could lead to suicide and could lead to drug addiction and he's right and you know he's right we all know he's right that's not that's irrefutable When people's lives fall apart through the unexpected circumstances some people are hanging on by a f****** thread and that comes along and it doesn't matter that does happen if people we all know that to be true just cuz you hate Trump you can't pretend that this isn't going to be rough people or you can't pretend at him saying that this can cause a loss of life to I think the problem might have been he might have said maybe more life there's no evidence that that's true there's no evidence that it might cause more loss of life I think also we grew up always listening when a stressful time when the president came on you feel comforted like his tone of voice how he how he acted you're just like a a a book


    Joe Rogan Reviews Numbers of H1N1, Other Pandemics
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    this virus I've been saying this about all viruses that diseases are demons you know and we we just if we were losing like have you seen the numbers to this is something that my friend Steve who's a doctor sent me and this is a f****** create a series of crazy statistics but the crazy statistics about how many people died like it puts it into perspective all life lost is valuable all I've lost is a try I'm not saying anything other than that but what I'm just I'm not diminishing anyone's loss of life or what I am saying is I was stunned when I saw the actual numbers so 2017 to 2-2-2018 h2n 3 pandemic killed sixty-one thousand Americans did you know that I didn't know that did you do that 17 to 2018 hospitalized 3453 in estimated affected was 894700 people buy that flu that's crazy overall death rate was 7.5 with a peak in January 2018 of 10.8 again I'm a moron not a doctor reading you a text message maybe I shouldn't be doing that maybe someone should look into this 2009 pandemic know this is the one that Burt said he had the H1 N1 that killed 80 3300 Americans death rates range from 4% to 33% for Pediatric 0 to 22% for 18 and 6402 4% for those over 65 man this is crazy u.s. case is 68274000 hospitalized 12469 deaths in the u.s. I'm just going over all these different ones that happened flu the year 2020 cases reported 45:9 Hospital hospitalizations 4 and fifteen thousand deaths 48,000 that's for the 2020 flu this flu season there's so many people that died of the flu but obviously this when you see healthcare workers freaking out you know this is different so what is different about it that's yeah it's all the same time it's new it's a new virus people don't then I have immunity for it they don't really know how to cure it and attacks the respiratory system and it seems to have a real quick turnaround from I'm not feeling so good to I'm dead you know it's happens very quickly for some people shockingly so some of these seems to affect different people in different ways but there's a lot going on with this one that has smart people going we need to f****** stay home for a bit just everybody chill no large Gatherings she'll get the flu shot every year I mean like I feel like I get the flu almost every year but I sleep well and I've been able to shake it off but it's a good move it's probably I probably should get the flu shot and if I got the flu again maybe I'd like f*** man I should have got the flu shot let me get the flu shot but mean whether it's diet or whether it's some all that s*** I'm on all the different vitamins and hormones and the fact that I'm in the f****** sauna for 25 minutes everyday but I rarely get sick if you make you would get it more just because you're around like you know Jim's and saunas in my places where there's a lot of sweating play cooties I've gotten in the gym it scare me is staph a couple of times that scares me to get ringworm times I got that twice at least maybe three times which is not that bad you put Lamisil on it stay out the mat for a little bit and then the products are start using prevented or save me from that company called defense soap good bacteria it just coats your body with this soap and it's all like natural it it it kills the bad bacteria but it doesn't kill good bacteria I don't understand how that works both people have known that forever the tea tree oil and eucalyptus oil good for infections and preventing infection chords yeah I've been I've been lucky with diseases knock on wood but it's you know this is a weird one if you're if you're compromised you know people that have lung issues or people that have had like even vaping yeah I think cigarettes and vaping and that also affects so many people like that list that I read off is that right I should I read right we think it seems like those numbers correct numbers again so what did I say was start off with the first one the first one was Michael you apparently put out a video today. JD he's back okay let's look at this one the 2017 to 2018 H2 N3 virus pandemic killed 61,000 American that up the hardest part with that right now is those numbers have been accumulated over a year plus and we only have had a month forever today 61000 people now the other one was the big one at the end the flu for this year for 2020 cases reported 45 million hospitalizations 415000 deaths 48,000 cuz it happens every right you know it's like the sky monster of the sky monster never appeared before and then one day the first tornado hit and tore apart Nashville we be like what in the f*** is God's mad at us right that's how I used to feel back in this just one person's case I remember last week I read someone that got tested for the flu and I tested positive and then weeks later got tested for the covid-19 and then tested positive for that but they weren't tested for the time they're tested for the flu because they don't have a test tested positive for the flu maybe that never had a covid-19 test could be available good bacon I'm testing positive is it mean could they ride that got some hand sanitizer before the Green in San Diego and Tom Green was the first person that I knew that was kind of like panicking a little that he just bought a crate of Lysol many Lysol and he was spraying the microphone down on stage and like and I was like he's taking a little overboard literally like a week later everyone's doing that f*** it's a bit spooky dude who was it that had a friend was it Tom Papa was friend was warning him long in advance no wasn't Tom Papa it was Bert Kreischer Bert Kreischer at a friend who's warning him Wayne Advance listen and you need to isolate need to get your family and he was like like what in this is apparently in February he's like this lady's crazy now and then he texted her like the beginning of March one of those on and Poppin he's like you're right my point about us showing those numbers is not to diminish the impact of this current pandemic it was just to highlight the fact that we live in a warzone we Livin of a virus Warzone that takes out thousands of people every year in this country and I don't most of us are really keeping our eye on that you know what you hear about deaths by the flu and the Never Say Never shocking death by some new thing for some reason even if it's the same number of deaths or less even right so far less freaked us the f*** out it's like it's happening more everyday like this that guy died of flu a total of 19543 laboratory-confirmed influenza-associated hospitalizations were reported by flu serve – net sites between October 2019 and March 21-2024 t1100 72.1% were associated with influenza A virus what's 14000 what I say whoops I want my dyslectic influenza okay 5335 27.3% with influenza B that's true to write if you get an influenza A shot and its influenza B you might catch it anyway that's annoying so that's a lot of people so we got 19505 thousand 304,000 14100 my theory is Warren sucking your thumb your supposed to suck your thumb your whole life and it was supposed to keep your immune system strong so that it was vital to the hospital station rate was 67.3% 467.3 per 100,000 population Which is higher than all recent Seasons except for the 2017-2018 season rates in children 0 to 4 years old in adults 18-49 are now the highest CDC has on record for these age groups of pass the rate reported during the 2009 H1 N1 pandemic hospitalization rates for school-age children are higher than any recent regular-season but lower than rates during the pandemic when they killed all those people they didn't shut anything down he had the H1 N1 he did yeah you did yeah he has never in his life and it was 2009 when it was all going down and he said he couldn't sleep you so uncomfortable in just constant pain and aching should never never felt sick or ever in his life and that killed a lot of people I got a flu like that before 5 years ago or something like that can get you they can get you I hope another thing that comes out of here is people take their f****** immune system more seriously support your immune system you know I mean it just makes a bit just a little shift in the number of people that get healthy little ship the number number of people to start taking vitamins and exercising and you know just do something man's something put a heavy backpack on go for a walk do something listen to podcast system you know I mean it just makes a bit just a little shift in the number of people that get healthy little ship the number number of people to start taking vitamins and exercising and you know just do something man's something put a heavy backpack on go for a walk do something listen to podcast


    Joe Rogan Ponders Long Term Effects of Coronavirus Lockdown
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    well that's the other things going on with people's the fear man when you have a hard time dealing with anxiety you have apprehension you just fearful of the future and fearful to disease some people have anxiety before this this can accelerate everything that's going to be real hard for just for mental health the people sit going to be people they're going to have a really hard time also accepting this is just something that happened to them it says something that they did wrong you know when something goes bad and you did something wrong account like I made a bad decision and I should have done that way I f***** up and we should have had that meeting and then you know you might know why your business fell apart but if it falls apart now but you didn't even do anything wrong and the government gets to tell you they have to sit back now if you were conspiracy theorist it's so many of them you would think will be the best way to gain more control the people the best way first Vault accelerate the spare and accelerate unemployment you do all the things that are just going to happen from what naturally happens in a diseased people are willing to give up certain civil liberties if they if they think they can get more safety and it's true we should stay home it's true it will be better for everybody it's true that we need to take precautions it's true that we need to self isolate all those things but it's also true that you're giving a certain amount of power to the government to lock things down and control you they giving people tickets in New York they catch them walking around again $500 tickets they're doing another place just to I'm sure and that's where it gets weird man because it's who are these people these people that are telling you can't go anywhere they're just the government they're just people there people telling people that they can't go somewhere which is fine if we need to do that like right now but what if it just sort of stays that way what if it stays that way to a lesser extent what they saw you know how it going to stop coronavirus from really taking place I want to know where you going I want to know where you going I want to know I want when you go through each state we're going to have checkpoints going to pull you over its give you height and police day so if you've been tested for the coronavirus and you put a f****** thing on your forehead what if what if this thing really does start coming back the way it 4 people tested negative and then they later tested positive is that happens here and we going to keep this lockdown thing going on with if it's something that we all have it comes back like when Jon Jones had those steroids in his system in the Pica grams and it just kept flashing back and with us with this stuff what we test positive for Coronavirus every couple years but if it's like herpes but if you keep it for life what for assuming we got rid of it we can just accept martial law we just make sense tanks in the streets except it's a question so if you were a nut right now you would be f****** going crazy because you would be saying all the pieces are in place for like a hostile takeover and they're in place because they really truly are the best ways to save people's lives like it's all so smart thing to do but if you are conspiracy theorists you said this is exactly what I would do if I wanted to take over and that's why we have to be really careful of we got to be careful of Summer walking that very fine balance of protecting people from a disease is Invisible Killer and preserving our freedom and preserving rights all those things are very important we don't just give that up cuz it's it's not the way to go it's just not we have to figure out our way through this disease and then we have to figure out some way to return to normalcy and that's got to happen we can't just stay like this where no one works anymore we can't just not ever take risks we can't just not go out so once this does get rolling again it's going to be real interesting to see how much if any control the government retains how much of that if any restrictions get get imposed how much of these restrictions we just absorbing to become new or new things I got a normal thing rather we're just go to the airport you have to take a temperature test and go to the airport they want to test you or would I have to start wearing suits like Star Wars breathing apparatus and everyone that works at the grocery store is going to be robots you know and pathogen that you get to the hotel and unzip you can enjoy New York City from your balcony look so pretty out there with all the murderous viruses swarming around killing people with the virus get together made bars tornadoes start just throwing people against walls or virus babies make it fly through the air like we seen why can't a virus tornado to slam you into a wall viruses accelerate billions of times and they've they form colonies and they become intelligent and they realized they move quick enough they can actually like they could knock you off your feet and they go down your throat like a demon just what we're reading about the H1 N1 all these other flus a kill so many countless thousands of people that can be counted them pretty accurate way to double-check just think about that the sheer numbers of people that died from those things if those were demons instead of diseases how freaky would that be if we're really look we're going to lose a certain amount of people every year to Demons little cut still little Godzilla just running up into your window and killing your grandma then a virus the silent thing choke you to death I need to know I've been thinking that all the world needs to get to come together is like that alien invasion he figured it out what if this did come from space like this takeover of the World by another Nation what better way to do it than that but if North Korea was behind all this resources likely that's beside the point I don't think it was intentional things like this happen people do take advantage of opportunity and you got to be real careful who gets the better hand and they take advantage of it's just it's an underground weird for people they know where it came from they think they've isolated that this thing did come from this Market in Wuhan they know it's just it's the way things like this can play out there's a bunch of these is almost just like someone starting a conspiracy it's not it doesn't have to be done like it just actually naturally this in the same people that would benefit from a conspiracy or who would Engage The Conspiracy to defraud people are f***** people over in the first place was going to jump in and take advantage of the quickest That's What's So Scary About It totalitarian ideas Thrive when people are scared they want someone to take over the reins they want someone to take over will block the streets No More Travel going to block this you can't go to work and I'm going to be poor and broke it scared I'm not saying what I am saying do something to really take over civilization it would be this way that's how you would do it you would do diseases I'm not saying they're doing that I don't think they are I think this is just a horrible natural disaster really clear on that but we might come out of this different than we went in that's real just tanks driving down the road in California thanks getting supplies or something like what he sent me a video from his phone of Tanks rolling down New York City armed Humvees and tanks freaky like military vehicles and Camo we hiding your New York City from with some camo is that even when they use them in cities they Camelot like to let you know they might hide in the bushes to b**** the drive to the city's to lock everybody down to had those murdered out matte black paint job that it would be a little more intimidating me pieces of pizza slices and stuff and you're not in the military have an eye on you anyway what are you doing right military style Hummer around like please check that guy's house you know please please read his Facebook please you just got to give up a microchip they put a microchip in your hand and your fine and it's also doubles as a Corona tester so you make sure that you had never get mistaken for someone Corona just have to scan you how you going to the bathroom to have your hand please with peace and harmony I mean really I'm trying not to sound like a conspiracy nut cuz I'm not accusing anyone of creating conspiracy what I am saying is if if I was a conspiracy not or if I was a country that was conspiring to take over the world this is not a bad way to do it I don't think that's happening right now I want to be real clear but it's kind of the same result that were experiencing right now we're ones being forced to shut down with who-knows-what consequences it's also the right thing to do so we're all like whoa you know it's another one of those things about being a person or the right thing to do still feels crazy still feels like encouraging is so many people are willing to stay home and people aren't rebelling like f*** you this is my country I'm going to work I'll take a chance he's going to get it anyway f*** you people doing that when you consider that the government is controlling 320 million people pretty crazy almost everyone's complying with staying home is only a few essential businesses and we're going to have to think really have spacesuits to leave the house and work Scooby a mess are you worried Jamie I've never seen you this word everything I look into the future to see where we're headed and I don't see a really see much out there cuz I don't know where it is but it's not anything good cuz there's nothing like going to the movies again seems like that's probably close to out movies were already dying anyway house for twenty bucks perfect way better sweet so when are movie theaters open again all right what's next concerts sporting events I don't know once everything's in place where they can treat people effectively and they have the adequate number of ventilators then are we going to go back to the way things were or we going to have new standards in place I don't know man that they look they did an unprecedented thing they lock down the entire country to save people's lives never happened before we're in New Territory and you know it's dangerous when a moron like me is making sense but when I'm one of the people talking about something like this when he was living in France and I don't know who is writing to I'll try to find the right now but he's talking about how they stocked up on a bunch of alcohol and people were being told it's almost like you're told not to go anywhere but some people don't believe it. He was talking about a writer friend of his who wasn't taking it seriously and like it was like real people Ryan and everyone's just like what's going on you got to read the newspaper like f*** what happened it's fake what a good way to end what happened it's fake how they get you I just saw that this was going viral during the pandemic and why people have been falling for it and son of a b**** what a good way to end


    Joe Rogan on Mainers Who Forcibly Quarantined Out of Towners
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    store that I was reading about where these f****** guys were working during construction in Maine and they rented a house and the neighbors had decided that these people might have the Corona and so they've been there since September they had they been in the f****** town since September working on construction sites big chop a tree down and blocked her f****** driveway and threatened them with guns are they they have to quarantine on them forcing them to quarantine Maine for you that's f***** that's mean for you dude main is a strange place it's a strange place you ain't never seen drunk God you never seems wrong to TCM like a bar in Bangor to the mainland were targeted because of license plate when they arrive back then no Haven vinalhaven exchange between roommates and some local residents apparently didn't go well she said adding that a group of local Vigilantes decided to take matters into their own hands and barricade these guys into the rental property response from several officials people don't get me wrong but you know there's a lot of diamonds up there they call Maniacs and they get real mad if you make fun of me and he was screaming the shop or shot hunting deer in mistaken for a deer shot by a deer at Cellairis and I was making this joke about it like I mean people live here in the sky singing magnets Espiritu small island town


    A Tropic Thunder Moment - JRE Toons
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    do you think that you could do Tropic Thunder today would that be possible or you could do it when band called and said hey I'm doing this thing and you know and I thought yeah I'll do that after Iron Man and also it was impossible to not have it be a defensive nightmare of a movie and 90% of my black friends are like do that's great again not in my defense but Tropic Thunder was about how wrong that is and it might be the last time we'll ever see a studio take a chance on a guy wearing black face and the prolific use the word retard those are two things and by the way but the funny thing to was all the heat got deflected to Ben and simple Jack that's what people were pissed off about when I go did you have anybody my mother was horrified did you have anybody that was telling you not to do it with their buns the agents or anyone else in my mother was horrified


    Best of the Week - March 22, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    you know you look at I don't know if you've been paying attention to what these Senators did but there's some Senators they had a behind-closed-doors meeting about the coronavirus in China and what it means United States and you know the various impacts and they went out sold their stock immediately and then they were talking about how under control the government had it and how we're prepared and how it's going to be fine and meanwhile they knew they knew so they had two faces that a public face and they're given to us to try to keep us calm and then they had a private face which realize that the stock market was going to take a huge loss until they sold everything and made amends profits based on the information that they found out he's closed-door meetings about the coronavirus how are they supposed to know about legal supposed to do using that works like if you like what is the point of playing the stock market if you don't know things and if you do know things would you no more because you know the guy was a president tells you something about something to do and you're not supposed to trade then because of that information like alright okay I'm sure there's a logic to it don't run it by me but if that's what is it with the Senators do if they knew that the coronavirus is going to wreck our economy if they knew that it was coming like a f****** storm of hail that no one could stop if they knew and then they bailed out and made demands profits that seem so shady that they didn't advise but you're supposed to be a leader right if you're in a position of an elected representative you're supposed to be acting in the position of a leader and if your way to lead is tell people one thing but act in a completely different direction tell people everything's going to be fine but then start selling your stock prophet and you don't tell other people to do it because you're worried that maybe that information is going to cause some ripple effect is going to destroy the economy even before the coronavirus hits just had a panic and fear in people going to act wrong but you acted in a different way than the way you were talking you acted like this s*** was going to be real you act like there's going to be a real problem and then the question is like how much of a problem did they think was going to be maybe they dump the stock that. I was going to be a little problem would that be okay but if they found I was going to be huge comments not well that seems weird to me too like I don't know what the should the rules be with information in the stock market stock market is gross like it's what the whole things grow this f****** Madness so I saw an article where the photographer who took that photo was like he was like oh it's so sad that people are using his image that way because you know he pass play in and I thought it was kind of offensive that he was being used to prank or whatever and he said you know I saw the people started selling merch what this guy's face on it and he goes I just wish because I own the photograph and I'm not trying to come after you when I just wish they would share proceeds of that merch with the family so I saw that and I was like oh I want to do that so I launched a shirt with that guy's face on it that says wash your hands and then and then I go I go I want to give the proceeds to this Man's family so because of that article I reached out to people I was able to get in touch with the photographer the guy who took that picture and then I found I got in touch with his the the the models fiance who you know anyways I contacted her I found her I've learned a little bit about this guy in that photo and I'm giving them the proceeds from the shirt sales all of them all the profits will go to them and I also found that when he when he died like the family wasn't prepared like financially for anything so they had set up a GoFundMe for his funeral and Tombstone and all that so I'm going to blast it out but I talk to him either they're happy with it so that's my breaking news important news not really as big I didn't get into that with her mommy said that it's photoshopped I've heard that as well show me the original black dick I didn't even know this was a thing I think so how many dead husband LOL yeah so anyways yeah oh well bucks you can get more than that they make much money but we've never been in a situation where everybody scared of one disease it's so strange man it's so strange I don't think I'd be able to get past that and just do a show right now I'm 90% sure they're going to cancel it mean that the stuff that they're coming up with for treatment one of them is a malarial disease and old malaria disease or some other different treatments that hold hope and but there's so many old man that we could get infected if you got to show 12013 thousand people whatever it is how the f*** are you going to make sure those people are okay is that your responsibility do you say, at your own risk you know I mean what have you get it when you're there or what are we doing what are we doing you know I mean the whole thing's crazy hopefully unless this is the first thing that falls and then all those other things fall into place we talked about natural disasters appreciate piece we can appreciate freedom and appreciate being a roam around do whatever you want go out at 3 at night you going to be going to appreciate it you can appreciate being able to go to a diner and have breakfast with your friend at 2 in the morning laugh un appreciate it cars in the street everybody acting normal going to mean more to you now it's like the sun after I need a means more feels better has more of an impact and I think we've gone through a long stretch in this country where everything was static everything was doing fairly well we're on an upward Trend no real tragedy National nationally to change the way we live our life other than September 11th so we got like September 11th and then all these years of war of course crime of course always a but we're basically business as usual for most folks not anymore call the wake-up call that you have a finite amount of time in this life and this life the way you're experiencing it right now it's just how it is right now there's a million different factors that are in Play constantly and you've been real lucky they've out of the stretch of peace and Harmony but that s*** could change at any moment it really could and we got to use this time to be nicer to each other little use this time to to realize that we got we got a little confused we got crazy you know everybody trying to acquire things and everybody's trying to tell you to move their way up the corporate ladder like hey there's there's a f****** end of this ride okay this ride comes to a stop someday and he doesn't matter how much s*** you've acquired it doesn't matter you know how far you got up this ladder you know what what position of prominence you have in the community and how you're respected by the business World nobody gives a f*** when your dad it's not you're going to die we are together right now experiencing this thing in like really distracted way the thing comes into focus when you're forced into a situation like like we are now where you literally or nervous about your survival then nothing comes into focus and he only brought in tools to make tools and the big tools like that he made all of them self and amazing at home and stuff that you would know he would get enlarged batteries come and touch base. It would come to him people would fly out to him with Goods but it mean he built all this shitt by himself he built his whole cabin by himself and he documented every step of the way his name is printed proenneke dick krenicki alone in the wilderness of the whole series on YouTube and he's on the side of a lake with this this cabin that he built live animals that he hunted and firewood and you know whatever food that he gathered obsessed with this now and then I want it near a lake or a water source maybe preferably a well I can irrigate my own crops crops I need chickenzilla I need a garden you don't you cry or is it just you yes well it might be me and my several several lady friends my lady friends because I'm going to start my own colony so I have to breed you understand a lot of hair and beard I cuz I want to stay looking young what do they go up with something that reverses you and now you're talkin my language you'd be the guy David come out come on out and I'll see all the girls one more thing I want to do is I want to split with my shirt off while I have women watch me through the window of my log cabin at their baking a pie and I know this is a chauvinistic fantasy it sounds like it don't worry I can go to shows up sort of like Brad Pitt's Pitbull and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood correct I'd kill for one of those that pitbull with Pat was f****** great that thing just f******


    Bryan Callen Wants to be a Mountain Man | Joe Rogan
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    my my my ears are covered for the second time today I'm just going to say that and I'm a time up fun right I've been doing it in my head Forever on your head it doesn't really work cuz the first-ever Hurst killing a gang many times I was pretty accurate without this kind of sick but yeah that's a good idea I could either waste them or Wing them bring them and then take them in and it's teaching their their way and the end they'll be loyal to you I tossed them an herbal herbal remedy an herbal wrap like Steven Seagal had that one movie where he's in a coma for like 10 years I don't know your way out of line Bail Bonds laws the first movie this was deep he was in a coma forever and then gets out of the coma after it starts doing all sorts of Chinese herbs and s*** become a battle since he was pretty skinny back then and then tomorrow Dawn wake them up horseback for no reason why why do you always because there's something very masculine you have when you're on a horse it's my entire back tomorrow or be there tomorrow and I want to rehabilitate at-risk youth but they're like 20 and then I want to rear up on a horse hurry up on course at but I want to appear out of nowhere we are up on the horse and rescue a group of women in the wilderness a group of women in the world and what are they in the wilderness for hikers they were their plane went down nobody got hurt but it's skidded along the glacial Lake first man Panther the man. Do you know about this guy is named his dick proenneke and he was a guy who lived in Alaska by himself in a cabin that he built for decades and he moved out there when it's 50 years old she got tired of life and just the way everything was the fast pace of Modern Life I decided this guy amazing videos on YouTube this guy built his own house out there in Alaska fashioned out of logs there's like a video of him doing the whole thing filmed everything filmed interactions with animals Birds would come and land on his hand and he was really them you know real measured with his words of course and everything you wanted and he would sit and every night he would write and he would write about his experiences and in the Deep satisfaction then he got off a living that kind of life doesn't make some amazing videos videos you can watch this guy is living his life out there but you know we would only see people like once or twice a year when they would drop off goods and things that he needed but this guy was you know he wasn't a spring chick it moved out there when he's in his 50s wow yeah and I want to say he had two ways back cuz I moved back with his brother I want to say in the early 2000s somewhere around then like about just you know learning how fatiguing in his to hike learning how fatiguing it is to gather up your own firewood and he made most of his own tools are right there he's making a mallet I'm selfie drill drills a hole in it with a hand auger and then he makes his own Peg and he only brought in tools to make tools and the big tools like that he made all of them self amazing at home what do you live on just dear mean Barry's he got some oatmeal and stuff you know some dry goods that you would he would get in large battles coming in touch base. People would fly out to him with Goods but it mean he built all this shitt by himself he built his whole cabin by himself and he documented every step of the way his name is printed proenneke dick krenicki alone in the wilderness of the whole series on YouTube and he's on the side of a lake with this this cabin that he built living off of animals that he hunted and firewood and you know whatever food that he gathered I'm obsessed with this now and then I want it near a lake or a water source maybe preferably a well my own crops crops I need chickens he'd be right next to do an experiment to have his f****** lab and I'm going to be as guinea pig come on out and I'll just Escape your your Wilderness of my log cabin at their baking a pie and I know this is a chauvinistic fantasy a real piece of s***


    Trump's Military Industrial Complex Warning, 9/11, and the Iraq War w/Bryan Callen | Joe Rogan
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    that is something the politicians do that utilize this moment to try to use it to leverage their own causes their own pet causes think they think are also important people that did that with the invasion of Iraq Iraq is harboring terrorists they probably are getting weapons into the hands of people that go okay there was a whole story that was woven up and that was a way of of essentially crippling the fourth largest army in the world which was a rock and make Jimmy here the Bill Hicks bet he goes they said bil Iraq is the fourth largest army he goes yeah but after the first three there's a real big drop-off he's like the fifth largest is a Salvation Army about size of armies it's a war when there's two armies fighting General in the Iraq in the Afghanistan theater every single every single year would say we are at a turning point where the Taliban will be under our control every every every time they would make up a case for the Iraq War of more money I'm sorry for the Afghan war More Money More Logistics all those things that they required more troops the generals would say we are is always the same wording we're at a turning and we are going to we just need a little more and that's what that's what they have to say but what's interesting is if they really did accomplish that they actually cut off the Honeypot the darkest conspiracy ever that war is prolonged in order to prop up the military industrial complex and what's really crazy about the military industrial complex is when there was Eisenhower talking about it on TV which was a really terrifying when the first people were introduced to this concept Trump talking about recently he is doing this thing is like the military-industrial complex in these guys want to go to war like he's just saying it's what I casually like who are you talking about I have to believe that the government is is way more incompetent that it is confident I don't know it's just a massive bloated bureaucracy that doesn't run well and I know I know guys I know there's a there's a little bit of that is definitely a lot of incompetence but there's also a lot of collusion is also a lot of people doing things specifically because they know it's profitable massive bloated bureaucracy that doesn't run well and I know I know guys I know there's a group of people controlling everything the f*** out of you there's a little bit of that is definitely a lot of incompetence but there's also a lot of collusion is also a lot of people doing things specifically because they know it's profitable make money


    Aubrey de Grey: Centenarians Have One Thing in Common
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    there's a few other factors that are taken into consideration when people talk about longevity and health and those are Community enjoyment friends loved ones satisfaction with what you do for a living how do you take those into consideration and what do you think is going on with those definitely big so things that relates to stress is very important and I drink it study centenary stressful situation to cope with it really well and that's going on inside the mind and the body that's how it the body's reaction to stress do you meditate yourself I'm just tell anyway well you're also satisfied so you don't feel the need to


    Joe Rogan Learns Why Thieves Lose their Right Hands in Saudia Arabia
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    you do you need to get one of those DIY don't invite me listen you don't do it anymore you don't really do it I'm dead I I'm gay my sweet I love you yeah this is the level between doing what we did were you have a rifle and get to the point where you can do it efficiently places if it's legal that would be no the place for that for you would be Hawaii really yes Lanai Axis deer work is under the first family that gets eaten inside their tent by wolves and that can happen and has happened in history folks the first family that that ever happens to we're all going to have a big wake-up call as to what a wolf is it's not that I don't love walls I do love wolves and I want to that wolf connection that rescue out in The Descent it the Palmdale I went to it really recently with the forrest galante and as you see Willie Mays or now therapure cool spot but it's your walls are hybrids most of them are hybrids and one of them was about as close to a pure wolf as you can get and you couldn't do a goddamn thing with them this guy said that one time he admonished them for food fight and he was incorrect and the dope the wolf hasn't spoken to him since 3 years ago it was like f*** you used to put them on leash camels if they like you you're good if they don't like you those piss on you spit on you and they will grab you and bite you and throw you the pick you up by your network seen that don't f*** around with Karo I saw a guy trying to kill a camel he was trying to yeah there's like a certain way they killed camels for some religious I was not having any crabs in by the back of the neck and is f****** with some to the are you realize how strong are camel it bites your neck you're a hundred 50 lb man you going flying this guy trying to slice yeah this is another one okay yeah right there look at that guy nothing picked him up by his head he got his whole head in there look at that guy has whole head oh my God that wasn't even disconnect that thing grabbed his whole head didn't let go what if it shut them I'm saying are you would just held onto the head of times cut off your right hand to eat oh my God what was left over the last one you'd have said in the cold crab you'd be the last one to eat oh my God you have what was left over oh my God yeah


    Bryan Callen: China's Oppression Limits Its Innovation
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    90 million cell phone users are missing from China to 5G they switched from 5G in January so from January to March China lost 20 million cell phone users that what does that mean though it's tell but I think you could safely say whatever they say the casualty number is is bulshit exactly that's pretty safe cuz they've been bullshiting left and right about the whole thing but I do know there's there go on Twitter there's some branch of the government is involved in propaganda is trying to say this is the United States government creation essentially communist or really at the mercy of a central Authority and all the all-powerful central Authority for so long forever even did a population of religion what you are left with is something that takes its place sure and ideology like communism or whatever but then I really comments anymore but I do think what happens is you get a population that deals in practicality that is unsure very good to each other when they know somebody that is but also deals in things like causing the fact not so much the over than one of the things a friend of mine I'm I'm speaking for a friend of mine has a lot of business so it speaks Chinese both of them that you speak about morality energy dokish Christian way when you think about until I took the wrong way to do it that in dealing in business with a Chinese company is not necessarily that's not really the way to approach business they are way more practical than that that doesn't mean that the average Chinese person not moral or ethical I don't know but certainly you will get burned if you are playing by the rules that you are used to which would be just don't do it to this not the right thing to do that's not going to find its way a lot of times when you're dealing in Commerce with China will you're dealing with a military dictatorship with thinks about things the same way to think about war right they are not our Ally there are I believe they are our enemy will do whatever they can and they also now have enough wealth and they have a huge middle-class where they can almost start this trying to become way more self-sufficient we don't have the symbiotic relationship we used to with China need our consumers as much as they did not even close they have their own consumers in their own country with weird is how much we need them for the manufacturing of Medicine is it because more money or is it more cost effective better at making it because they are because you have magic yeah I'm part of the reason I think is that that I love the quote from from why Nations fail I believe China yes they they put their users in concentration camps youkai bunted measuring the first thing they said is you cannot speak about the government issue say anything about the government you will be sent home owned by the way here's a cell phone brand you can use WeChat you're not using your iPhone when was this this was when I did a movie this summer so they gave you a phone and they said you can't use your phone on you and you don't get on Google you have to find thousands of fire we get find all different ways to get over their firewalls cuz they control the internet there make no mistake you use a VPN I don't know what that is virtual private Network or expressvpn you try to do that and then they blocked is a great quote that I've said it before probably even on this podcast and I love it you can hold a gun to a man's head and make him move a box or a rock you cannot hold a gun to a man's head and make Matt a great idea and as long any country and you have great power and Manufacturing you you will never be a country of great ideas because they are broke because you oppress people and people can't give you the f*** is the fingering she is the most powerful man in China along with this is people his is in a circle and if you in anyway look at the whistleblowers isn't it interesting the whistleblowers it wasn't supposed on the coronavirus are dead and they were they were doctors in their thirties did they die of the disease or what happened your whole life I was there and he was an American and said people get disappeared here all the time. You don't you don't speak against the government just doesn't happen and that's what I worry about anytime we have a pandemic like this where the government can just shut you down I just get very worried when the government has that kind of power and shut off once they start with that kind of totalitarian power is very difficult to turn that off Nancy Powers civil liberties they started the fire so they could do that as a false flag they go they did that's the same way did Nero burn Rome same reason who governs the governor is very important that you see in China they're not going to give that up for it while you see that would career politicians you see that with this this bill that they're trying to pass to the to help people that are dealing with this coronavirus because they can't work and they're slipping all kinds Planned Parenthood announcement about the environment to leverage their own causes their own pet causes think they think are also important is in there about the environment try to use it to leverage their own causes their own pet causes think they think are also important


    Joey Diaz Talks About Shoplifting Back in the Day
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    that's how I ended up meeting Mikey bruschetti who is now Artie Lange's already doing is he doing all right it was great to see him sober and so so alert present so they're so honest and f****** hilarious he's like as funny as ever been f***** up nose laughing about it glass his girl broke up these pills with a f****** a salt shaker and cracked it and got glass in Zim snorted glasses nose was bleeding and he also got knocked out a guy who you owed money to his guy who owed money to Heart some kid to collect in the got punched in the nose and smashed his nose in so he had a double whammy happen to things the same time smoking a starting glass and then that dude he was so funny he was so funny so alert it was great it was like the RTI I knew years ago but even better like I don't think I've ever known already sober spiraling out of control you get involved it when you when you're going through it you're not seeing it once you done it and you have the balls and you look back there are hilarious I went to it they're all hilarious that you just keep getting in trouble isn't funny though that that's a human's pattern pattern that is so many humans falling out with Heroin garage the cop came down its things that would never ever happen under regular circumstances but the funk of the drug it just hit you at one time with everything and listen nobody Lamborghini cuz they had a bad time doing it you do have a really good time at first so it seems like you're having a good time your body left an opening somewhere you know just how are you immune system could let him coronavirus it sometimes your soul just has a weakness somewhere and that's when the Coco the heroin comes at I know it is mine right now he's like really so then he went down this f****** just hold you know and that's what rehabs do they catch you they slow you up they try to identify the problem with him was this father was it the firing of all of you know the radio guy that's what the rehab does she know that's what sets you the f*** off and you got to get yourself away from that I found out what set me off over the years you know there was a time that I could sit here for hours with it and I'm f****** Adam Bell kidnapping Bruce Springsteen double set CDs Born in the USA that golf $80 whatever they were going for $40 I'm getting 22 a piece I'm taking through a damn walking with the small 220 I got a hundred for Coke 54 weed and 54 lunch I still remember like doing this for a month like this like my addiction had me on this but I wasn't going to work when I'm out on bail I'm going to go to Sears Roebuck everyday and Rob born by the USA have to do much work I just had a walk-in walk-in to see is make believe I was looking for a hammer and then on the way I like just take a four of them pulling my shirt and walking One Day More you going to move to you might as well move five you can move five you might as well do 10 what's the difference so instead of taking four boxes I start taking like tents like I would walk here I am getting Chase one security guard in the car and the other guy on foot I can beat them both up by the way both of them but I just can't have no problems so what am I doing 28th Street Boulder police is coming right at me and I have to stop and give a fake name and f****** listen I just smoked three joints what you hear from you now you look fine. No more good place Reiko bnha right now be clean and sober I don't do enough to Warrant being f****** unsolved this just lets me know I'm okay it's like a teddy bear that though that's all this is for me refund


    The Weirdness of Harvey Weinstein Getting Coronvairus w/Joey Diaz | Joe Rogan
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    traffic and Harvey get a test cuz he's in Rikers Rikers has a massive outbreak nose yes yeah he's a he's a maximum-security he's a buffalo now you know I mean you probably will get through this easily look at the guy can barely walk his health is deteriorating the stress from this trout killed took 20 years of his life instantly years ago and said I want to show you your future dying in a bed in prison for things you've already done right now you're walking around Toast of the town getting in limos climbing out people are waving to you and cheering you getting interviewed on the carpet everyone shouts you out I just want to thank Harvey Weinstein for his amazing amazing company in the boobs you put together that allow me to shine how many people have you seen all the people that the praise him and then four years later imagine that he sent the things he's already done he's already done them at that point I wonder what they knew yeah they went back they knocked on doors what is acting so I rape you you don't go to that party women so I raped you at a party and now the next year is going to be another kind festival and you going to show up again and apparently this is Whitney Cummings take on it she said he would actually give them the things he would tell them he would give them so it's a hey you suck my dick I'm going to make you a star and you would ask do it would actually put them in these movies do we give them what they so they were happy so they would get all this treatment and they have to spend some alone time with him every now and then so they would send them emails lovey-dovey emails but really they hated them and that's where all this came out he didn't even see it coming cuz he thought that they loved him he thought that they would send him his email so he sent the emails to the Press like look look at all these emails these girls love me even though he had done scumbag shut them it's just he had it set up with this was how you got by this is how you made movies this is how you want to be famous this is how you get famous I can help you get famous you got to help me get rid of some come also feel real uncomfortable apparently the producer did not have symptoms and was under close observation was not clear why he had been tempted on you there's a lot of s*** that don't sound right to me they don't listen in Vick's of the last people that care about


    How Joey Diaz Woke Up With Cheese In His CPAP Mask
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    I just told you I had let's not give you one of these capsules you won't see daylight till tomorrow okay Quincy quick Z what is that it's a little container if you want to sleep you come see me anything that put you to sleep naturally they put in their + 100 mg of indica or hybrid marijuana and you drink it dog the first night I drank it I found myself usually I fall asleep like you do like this riding read the computer I'm away from the computer I ate two pills oh my God I hate to Lee's first nothing happened nothing happened and I drank the f****** liquid and something started to happen but it wasn't going fast enough for like 10:15 I wanted to go to bed so I popped my birth my back was on fire I woke up I woke up I went to the kitchen I opened up the refrigerator I pulled out a half a pound of deluxe boy that Jesus shed just bought an american cheese and I took a pack of saltine crackers cuz of my mind I'm not even Brett I'm okay I'm not even wow in the whole thing of American cheese slice thin with crackers and I just went to bed I woke up the next morning I took off my master was a big chunk of American cheese and sleep apnea pasta how do you get into bed before the morning I went to bed at 4 in the f****** like I woke up at 3:30 and was like what the f*** happened oh my God I must have went down at a quarter to 11 I probably wouldn't this position for an hour and I just fell off the f****** store I just laid on the floor Nobody song I was like what the f*** happened oh my God I must have went down at a quarter to 11 I had been I probably wouldn't this position for an hour and then I just fell off the f****** store I just laid on the floor nobody Swami


    Joe Rogan on Joe Biden's Speaking Problems "Trumps Going to Eat Him Alive"
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    but you have to be able to call out s*** that's wrong on your side and this is one of the problems that the Democratic parties have right now is Joe Biden guy you guys got to be able to call it out you can't let this slide cuz everybody else sees it and Trump is going to eat him alive he's going to eat that guy a lot but I can barely remember what he's talking about while he's talkin to know which one it was there's a few videos he forgets what he's talking about we should be making those masks we should be moving on those that later we can do that why doesn't he just act like a president that's a stupid way to say that that's just an example the one down there when he's talking to that lady I think that one was a struggle to it was a struggle fast recommended. Yeah see he doesn't know what he's talking about when he's talking and this is not this I'm looking at this like a medical condition okay I'm looking at this like okay when I'm calling a fight and I see a guy limping and Mike I think you heard his name Thiago Santos Guns Jon Jones I think he hurt his knee there I think of something going on with me that's what I'm looking at this issue that's not a normal way to communicate blasted on Edibles going what are we even talking about I don't think that's what it is I think he's he's old he's very old and I think he can't he doesn't look good either and they got makeup on them the skin is all pulled tight like a lizard baby I love this attitude so far and he's been honest and I'm telling you if you unless you're a f****** idiot just go to any Street Corner New York you know looking f****** footage from July lat it's too many people it's too many people are you going Uber people are sitting in cars with the windows shut breathing whatever he's breathing open up the car and let him and then I would take my Handi wipe out the window and close the f****** door before I got it when I get on the ferry I stand outside I don't sit in that I breathe at Hudson River and that's good for you that's as good as it's going to guess in fact that all those bodies and s*** floating in the air Aleutian whatever the f*** is in that but I know looking within weeks Teaneck right Teaneck was the one that got contaminated today Fort Lee got it and all that. That's all my f****** neighbor so I don't think nobody has really bad they close Hoboken like you aren't allowed to go into Hoboken only people lived in Hoboken good party in Hoboken then they just had a f****** shut it down meme on their page but might have been Donnell I forgot who I do remember who it was but anyway they had a meme on their page that said you're telling people you going to put them in jail if they go out after 8 p.m. are you letting people out of jail early cuz they got the coronavirus and someone going like what like what the f*** what are you saying are you going to lock people up but you're letting people out just got tested by Thin Mint some weed


    Joe Rogan Hopes Coronavirus Acts as a Wake Up Call
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    do however test more than California so they're more accurate in terms of their numbers is more testing being done in New York City by think by three-fold than California it's crazy man this is a whole new time and I really hope it's a wake-up call for us there is a wake-up call my face got me to where I am to Faith in what I always have faith in the higher power and I doubt if anybody knows about, is me I'm the f****** poster boy for, I know all about it for me this is like a power letting the snow like it's a reset button take a look around you guys have gotten caught up in selfies $50 and $60 to park you know you go to movie theater you walk out an American Family can't go to a sporting event no more the normal American Family cannot go to a sporting event no more we got a lot of control Joe we can't move in apartments no more 1504 Studio we just got greedy man degrees been through much you know I got to feel bad for Disney losing 6000000 suck my dick c********* 140 a day I think that's the least of our problems the way we're living is going to be permanent comeback get under an overpass if it does rain in Lorain 10 days a year you'll be fine you know this is this is a great place because of that but because of that also would not humbled enough you know the places where people get humble to the places where people have to deal with the wreck nature snowy places roll cold places like if you go to any places near an ocean that's a little slap in the face like wake up b**** take a look at that you ain't shitt mountains or another one same thing like you die up there stupid is Bears up there is blinds up there they're f****** kill a deer with her face don't do nothing to fuk you up to go go hike go hike and get lost hippie and I like that it's a wake-up call those places and I think this is a wake-up call for the whole country the whole world is a wake-up call gaurav honorable and it's also wake up call and I can't say this enough people take care of your health please is a one defense for this that seems to be agreed upon by almost everyone is that if you have a strong immune system of a better chance to get through any sickness and you can do something to strengthen your immune system your immune system is something you can work on you know you can work on it by cleaning up your diet you can work on it with regular exercise you can work on it with regular sleep all those things have a real big impact on the immune system also vitamin supplement with vitamins eat a healthy diet get some exercise and if you can get in a f****** song everyday tremendous for your body producing heat shock proteins for your body word information alleviating stress is great for your cardiovascular system it's just great for you there's a bunch of different things you can do you can use this as like okay I'm alive and now there's a wake-up call I'm so glad this didn't happen to me I didn't get wrecked by this I'm going to get my life in order and can be done it's something that will ever want to do in this is the time to do it this is a good time to do it if you're surviving you getting through this is a good time to get your health in line what you don't know about me really I would never I never believe from the age of four to six because of my dad dying and my mind going somewhere my immune system fell apart it was respiratory I always got cold always shots you know vaccines I knew the People by first name at the hospital at Roosevelt Hospital New York I mean it was real with me when I was sick something to announce while asthma you really which one untreated like I just said you have asthma still like my mother said it's a faggets don't worry about if you don't need anything right now f****** thing and then when I was 16 I got pulled off of 13 days for lung infection from paraquat services that like I'm not supposed to smoke I never supposed to smoke when I smoke pot griefing it would be an event that would have to take three or four days off it would crush me for that long to build a tolerance of who I smoke dope with like if I smoked up with me you and Jamie and somebody else the next day temperature do you get sick from someone yet 1314 I smoked weed once somebody else comes into that Circle I would get sick so I had to knock that out so I had to be very aware at a young age who I smoked with I got sick a lot when I was competing I wasn't taking care of myself back then I got sick a lot cuz it was always stressed out too nervous cuz fighting all the time so you know you get ready and the week's up to a tournament either that's the most stressful in the week of the always come down with something you want to finding sick. Sick in Anaheim I flew out to California to find the national that's what sick had three fights sick did we figure out what the percentage California find the Nationals that's what sick had three fights sick did we figure out what the percentage


    Everlast: "Break It Down" - Live on The Joe Rogan Experience
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    born's house pains the album from that and yeah and we got one more for you so you out call Little Owl in New York December girl on everything I remember every day I got Memphis on my mind causing I've been calling bringing it home to you baby come on girl you got the wrong beer Wilsonville weather I'm bringing it home to you baby Joe Rogan Experience dj-mellow-d Joe Rogan Experience dj-mellow-d


    Joey Diaz Tells Crazy Stories About Selling Xanax and Doing Comedy
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    these huge anxiety attacks when I work out every like every wait I got to go to the bathroom before and right before I get my car I got to take a long does medication help you when you take a Xanax Galaxy, how I Joey B is a secret so, you ready for Joe Rogan aye if I don't know that we getting xanaxs from a pharmacy so I was getting volumes of he's the one with movies you know anything can we can we buy some if you got to meet me at the broker so I would make the oil and we'll come up and go buy more you're going to pass out you could die like that when people OD that's what they eat f****** Xanax in a f****** I thought it just relaxes you as you ready this is what I realized 20-30 years I was moping Mike I was selling them I was dating that chick that didn't didn't get high so for me to be around out about those Zanny bars and I would be high tide be good enough for me so I was used to pop like sex that's it just want to tell you how do you feel like f***** up f***** up two drinks and a couple Zanny bars you get f***** up this is before it is anybody supposed to drink 10 milligrams of a Valium 5 of it your body utilizes five it the other five go into your fat in your body holds onto it to use it as a science Xanax out of my fat if you jog would you get high for 12 years at the 7-year mark from find the time and I bumped into a Coke product but just went through my system and I get all paranoid creepy for a minute like I was still digesting Ash it throughout the years but I believe that those bars and all those little I only one of them I eat one of them sometimes I get really high anxiety before I'm about to go up and all your other one once I get down there but then I won't even afford that is if I don't need them until and then sometimes I remember to take it out and put them in the back in the thing sometimes I just drove back in the thing sometimes I just drove in the hamper my wife washes one of my friends would take some says it when you get off of very highly addictive full you also said that when you get off of them heightens your anxiety not a rubber band effect that's what he was saying for him personally


    Joe Rogan Comments on UFC’s Tentative Plans for April 18 Fight
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    she's talking about putting on a fight April 18th you know I don't know how they're going to do that I don't know they're going to be able to do that in the United States the talking about doing in a place with less than 10 people and then they do you know that was just an open arena I guess someone's going to commentate it it's not going to remain and that they're going to be duking it out like in an empty place and they're going to try to do that on the 18th they did it last card in Brazil because it was ordered by the government the government ordered a large Gatherings to break up on the started seeing the cases of Corona rising in Brazil so they had to do the Brazil card indoors know people weird so but they're going to plan to be in Tony this way they going to plan it so doesn't even have to be a big place they could do it like a film studio like legitimately they could sit they could set this up in a film studio somewhere Tyler Perry's got a place in Florida they can go down a floor rent one of the Tyler Perry's gigantic film studios setup we did it in when we didn't fight for the troops when they did UFC did they just would use an airplane Hangar and the troops be there that they would be the whole audience of troops near you and it would set up this octagon in an airplane Hangar and is pretty powerful different different real different different kind of show but they could do that they could do that in the studio or just add large Warehouse UFC could do it set up the lights have some crazy high-speed hook up to the Internet with party getting uploaded and we're watching it from here I mean that they could definitely do that the UFC has the capability the thing is having to make sure that nobody has it you know you can have to test everybody and if someone has a d Let them fight like what if they have it in there like Idris Elba they have no symptoms but they got the corona like what if khabib as a Corona or would have Tony has the coronavirus khabib even fight him this fight is so f****** Hurst NBA Gamecast like I could be so hard to make it happen even if it's only 10 people to room at first for a couple of days now he's mad at Dana my f****** thing I don't want this to happen by itself in a f****** airport in Havana Cuba I don't give a fuk but we've waited so long is the fourth time 304 I think this is the fourth hospital visit broken me how many times has been canceled I'm going to say I think this is the fifth time it's many times though and it's the best fight just as maybe ever then the next test is positive then the f****** city of New York went under and I'm like all know everything is pointing the wrong direction I go by Vegas pay-per-view just to see khabib and get it over with you imagine it's 6903 trainers in each Corner. Everybody can one guy and a better view what's going on when you're watching it home okay so it looks better headphones on iWatch with headphones because I'm watching like us what I was down the screen sometimes when I'm watching fights I have to sometimes I get a better view I can't see what the f*** is going on is pillars in front of me or what's happening we don't need them they're within social distancing we are right here to put them in a test Bruce Buffer big old f****** scuba helmet does it have to be pay-per-view do you think cuz there's no system for of course it's really no, you a communist so you got to be a douchebag somebody loses how am I going to put a walk this that's three or four prelims 5 prelims and then four fights before that so I'm talkin 10 fights I'm talkin 20 people 3 or whatever the trainers that's a lot of people Joey Ramone f****** place of winter so we can't we got eliminate the early prelims and just do the main card they could do that with everybody everybody everybody cannot share a space either I cannot be in this room with yoel Romero that's all inside kisses he's about to fight but if everybody's tested and everyone's negative than who gives a s*** that should be the only thing in your negative space either I cannot be in this room with yoel Romero with that flow inside kisses he's about to fight but if everybody's tested and everyone's negative than who gives a s*** that should be the only thing in your negative but this should be able to wander around


    Joe Rogan: Andrew Cuomo, Presidential Candidate: Put Him In, Coach!”
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    universities letting students back in today Jesus is going to look out for him yeah there was an article on CNN on Liberty University opening up its doors again students like this just started you fox you can't just you know what do you think we are right now beginning you really think more cases every day there's more people getting sick yesterday and I don't quote me on this because it's a very special day to him a special day. This virus doesn't give a f*** and if you don't respect it people are going to die and there's people like the lieutenant governor I think is who he is of Texas who is like we should take a risk with older people just to get the economy back in line people like whoa what are you saying you think they're kind of you should we should get the economy back in line and bite do any kind of some old people going to have to die you're ready to sacrifice people for money older people would rather die than let covid-19 harm US economy Texas official said older people would rather die that's what he says Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick okay yeah and you know you saying that he's in that high-risk category himself cuz he's 70 you notice these politicians are terrified that this is going to lead to an economic disaster and their names going to be stuck on it you know I think they were terrified at first that they had they had to act that a close things down they didn't have a plan and now they realize like oh my God this might have to stay locked down for a long time what happens you, yeah you didn't have a plan so they locked down and now they're like listen this could last a long time we got to take we got to start the Rumblings now I'm getting this ball rolling again because if it's go 6-7 months and no one's working no one can go outside their house or six seven months like this is crazy what we won't have any money and China going to take over Tucker Carlson at his whole piece he did that I saw there was actually pretty accurate and where he's talking about what what could be possible do you like he was talking about how the NBA what did you see that whole segment where the NBA they had said something about China and then then you see all these people that were praised in China and saying positive things about China what was this what was the reason behind that Jamie your MBA guy the GM for the Houston Rockets tweeted like support for Hong Kong that's right that's right and then trying to get pissed at that until then they started tweeting nice things about China and they started at the time of that happened that there was like an NBA teams in China doing games and then just come back and then they start asking all them what they thought about this and then like the bronze started supporting China I think and then everyone jumped on them and money over people I think you mean that they face consequences for supporting Hong Kong yeah well would talk across from the saying in this piece was that imagine if that's the the whole country like understand that like a China's the ruler of the world of China becomes the ruler of the world not the United States because of something like this like this is all really possible like the idea that the United States is the ruler of the world so it has to stay the ruler of the world forever no natural disasters disease f****** asteroid impact has a bunch of different things that could shift the balance of power in the world ROM used to run everything right do you know that there's a European England UK English to run to have the f****** planet there's a lot of different countries that were on top of the world that are no longer on top of the world and we would be in a real sticky situation if we had to live under the same military dictatorship the China does and the idea that we would never have to live under that we we can't wear America but that's ridiculous because we're human beings and other human beings are stuck in a circumstance where they're living under a dictatorship so there's no difference between culture and the place where they live that that ships things change with natural disaster with disease with failure of the economy with war with all these different factors things change and our perception much like our perception of our society itself it's always going to be like this and also this disease comes along and shut everything down you like whoa that's a wake-up call need to recognize that this is kind of fragile is fragile if those things happen natural disaster disease wore anything catastrophic happen if the balance of power completely ship and who knows whose control the survivors are under who knows who knows how this is all real touch-and-go right now this is real touch-and-go this is Uncharted Territory where we have slipped into a place where no one's working and everyone's scared and the president wants to go back to work on Easter because it's a special day to him and Joe Biden can't talk the guy was running for f****** president for the Democrats can't talk did you see the deleted the latest hit Tim Dillon sent me two videos he's like what the f*** is going on but he's in cognitive decline Governor New York Cuomo put them in put them in coach put them in you want it you want a guy to run for president that makes sense you want a guy who's an intelligent guys a strong leader was New York Cuomo and put them in coach put them in you want it you want a guy to run for president that makes sense you want a guy who's an intelligent guys a strong leader was got a lot of experience press the f*** out of me the last 2 weeks


    Why Are Pangolins So Popular in Chinese Markets?
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    do they dip traced it to a very specific type of animal I thought this thing always transfers motion told me this then that birds need a pig the pig is the perfect conduit of transferring like at the Berber disease won't come from like straight to a person that needs to go to a pig and the pig can infect Whitney was telling me this that a Pangolin is like the most the most what is the word you would use where the someone is transferring animals I'm fucken slow today my brain slow today and you know what a penguin is dare to stop f****** thing look it up there the screen look that that thing that's how the penguin penguin that is the most exploited animal in the world and they eat them in China and so this f****** thing is where is China as laws to stop Pangolin trafficking how to stop the sale of wild animals you can't sell wild animals in United States but you can sell well you can sell wow fish but you can't sell Wild Animals United States that's weird things about fish what about those like exotic people in like that documentary you know like by are those wild animals I mean for food animal in the world how is that possible, she's the one who told me that seems to be true it's in the New York Post as well there it is the rainforest of the Congo Cameroon and Central African Republic lives in elusive mammal that looks like a cross between an anteater and armadillo and a Pinecone and thanks to poacher the Penguins the most trafficked animal on Earth in April 2019 Singapore sees the world record 25.6 tons of pain scales worth 76.5 million from an estimated 38,000 of the creatures in December the scales from some 50,000 African penguins were seized by Chinese authorities his wife volunteer for the Sangha penguin project and preservation Society the penguin burrow burrow to create holes so the skin associated with circulation it's used as an ingredient in traditional Asian medicines used to help mothers for lactation and for blood pressure but none of this has been clinically proven so it's like tiger teeth I definitely worked at all it's not even that because a lot of it is a status thing it's like so if you are a really wealthy Chinese businessman and you're into this kind of stuff like you want to show that you skirt the laws of right animal tracks shark fin soup across the world rhinos they want that tea that they make a rhino horn because he could discuss business over Rhino t the Wade China lockdown Wuhan when they decided to visit there's no f****** around spraying to handle this lock it down clean it up and they never trust me no State media says they were saying that all their new cases are inbound so it's Travelers coming in how convenient it's all these f****** Italians yeah come over here for shark's fin soup and Rhino T f****** virus c**** yeah it's the rigatoni virus now it is in cases as of this morning that's 5% of world cases that's what that's what the news was last night they say that for every one person that test positive 10 of them but not even been tested that have it yet there's for sure way more cases are you over 65 minutes out really Jesus do you have these symptoms you can order one online if you can get up test going right now you could be a great business that would be and it would be a great way to like you know figure out who needs to really be staying home


    Why Tom Segura Named His Special ‘Ball Hog’
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    yeah you can go if the other thing is strange is that you consume the media you know like the news of it oh my God what's going on and then you can walk down the street or drive down the street and forget but you know I mean like there's a sense of another doctor and she's like oh I already know like what's happening so I just choose not to have be bombarded by it to your view of the world so can heighten your anxiety and you're paranoid people or anxious already people already have anxiety issues they must be a f****** wreck right now absolutely cuz they are like oh my God I was right the world is ending there's a mandatory lockdown across the entire country except Montana it's weird to have this going on honestly and promote you're like I feel like there's so many people at home I understand the whole marketing of and how that work that you just like you know that you're on these calls me like a special isn't crazy as a pandemic so what did you guys shoot it stories yeah yeah they were already that that's where I got the title I was on the road that was Jay and my date and I saw I saw a nice lady doing really expensive stuff to this guy's balls there's a whole sub-genre dedicated to this so I typed it in and they're like you might enjoy ball Hogs so that feature these ladies do some cells in the urine have a ball hog so they all do it and they really work on guy's balls like hardcore really dead and so in the special at one point just reference not that feeling but I just tell people that that their mothers are ball Hogs and then I think it's one of the hardest things you know pocketnow live from here you just the worst but you got good ones but anyways I was going back and forth with different titles and I was suggested actually Josh my manager who's the boss and I smiled ear-to-ear I was like yes no I mean you could but they don't want it to be called take it down take it down


    Joe Rogan and Tom Segura Rip Into Celebs Recording “Imagine”
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    you said that Imagine song. All those knuckleheads got together and saying this is not the time when everyone's Grammys dying you f****** idiot to sing imagine there's no heaven and there's this sense of you feel like they that they feel like they did something like she's seducing you I lost my job at the Meatpacking plant but Gal Gadot sang imagine terrible version you guys suck at singing why you even singing publicly I tried to do that then I did want you guys so let's just jerk off together and I can't believe Emily P I mean I guess that she must reach out to them sending you singing out they want to be like tight with her like she or Wonder Woman the market I think I have it I think there's some Comics did something like that yeah that's what they did right you know sort of like just capturing a genuine moment in your life which is really hard to do on social media anyway because you feel like a f****** dork it was a weird feeling for though is like letting imagine you had worked with gout right I thought about this to it like you did something you were in a movie or somewhere and then she hit you up Pam trying to do this you have that moment of pain specialist that, cuz you was like so much self-awareness but you're like and then you have to like figure out attacked just just don't respond hundred percent 100% first of all I could give two fux whether or not I'm ever in a movie again ever and another two fux whether or not I talk to her so I feel like I've heard she be like what's up she's like will you sing a line from Imagine and I think you're great let me tell you what I would do if I wasn't even if I wasn't a comic if I saw someone do that I'll be like what in the f*** do you think you're accomplishing with this I felt so much better today seeing celebrities sing imagine you made it better I made the one that is not really on her own vomit but I feel like the world's better because Gal Gadot so pretty imagine there's no heaven and at the end big smile she did like a really like sincere look into the camera like look what I did for you did she I mean to you I never got a chance to be exposed before they want Tonight Show they do these things to do these interviews everything was real fluff yeah just leave them alone with a phone or you get great stuff you see Tom Hanks wife singing along the Naughty by Nature I'm pattern of that. It's not easy to mimic she did a good job but it's also so obvious that she wasn't trying to be anything other than have fun yeah well when you're drinking children's blood every night for dinner you have fun did oh I think so I don't know with no makeup right she's not trying to get dolled up like this these people that it some people are doing he's like quarantine. Day 5 here we our day Farm it's like so contrived and super contrived I guess they want to connect with people and they want to talk to people but I mean what are we doing we are but we're having a conversation we would have this conversation if there was no microphone yeah I mean that's always have a good time it's fine


    Man Had His Face Eaten Off By a Grizzly Bear w/Tom Segura | Joe Rogan
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    how's weed everything owl flying with a rabbit a big ass rabbit in his claws ones just so vicious head spins around have you ever seen that video there's a nest video of these Hawks that are in a tree and is Owl comes out and snatches won the Hawks and flies away you just from a distance or like what is that right when you met the one with eyeballs they're f****** monsters freaky animals man and we we think of them as being these wise like a professor is of the woods for some strange reason have you ever heard Matt braunger Zhou of it now it is one of the funniest thing his early on you know getting his his first big joke that broke and you know it was on Letterman and he was on Comedy Central at 8 Hilaire I got to see it I got to see it it's one of those weird animals that we have this very strange relationship with what we don't know what they really are bears or another one of this distorted perception with their heads you see a video that was going around about the guy who got his face literally eaten off by Grizzly and they shot the grizzly when it was on top of them know his face is gone is talking about like you can see one eye through this mass of Jamie shakes his head lice and it's just one of those things we're okay so this is the bear and this is the guy and that's his face and this is him talking where are you where are you seeing this and I'm good I'm doing good bro well that chimp worked on her for a while did you see the tree trimming out and go lower their Jamie Galore what you've never seen that we talking about dude and there's and you get to see the live because he goes into the guy's face and you can see even his completely destroy face panic and it's like he knows how serious his situation is yeah I mean I don't know I haven't seen the post-surgery stuff that dude at Regis like he cut he was drowning and like he just cut it and it's hurting me I just load up every year with a million rounds of ammo is go hunting bears you big one Nickelodeon Arcana swipe my friend watched a bear kill a moose with one SWAT broke its back he watched chases moose through a scope was looking at through a spotting scope which is like like a super powerful telescope that you could look at you like that my mile away can watch things happen snapped its back where you have to snap a Moose's back but we have powerful is that animal to big f****** animal man you know you're talkin about 1,500 lb of muscle and fat


    Joe Rogan on the Current State of Khabib vs. Tony
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    Tina Wolverine Chase off wolves Wolverines are a little like a 35-pound animal everything gets the f*** away from it like Jesus cuz they're so ferocious today so crazy and they they feel like no pain this in the future this is March 24th on Tuesday in everyone's on f****** full lock down here they're talking about doing a UFC they don't know where it's going to be for khabib vs. Tony Ferguson they're talking about doing that somewhere somewhere in another country and I told Danny Stewart on a battleship doing a battleship International Water Supply everybody of them helicopter yeah you can't do that with any other sport know you cuz you don't need many very many people you just need the fighters yeah I don't even know if they're going to have an undercard and then the more the crazier the setting for a fight the more excited I could be like and they'll be Lions roaming and they'll accept imagine one of those cheeks that has a trillion dollars they do it in my puss this is no problem at all this is a fucken sanitize a s*** out a couple jets fly everybody in sanitize the runway just crates of Lysol absolutely everything it would be they would do it right actually could do it right they could test everyone well what do you do if someone has like a symptomatic they want to fight anyway you got to go you got to go if it's Tony Lee test positive resting heart rate slow everything's fine too much of a new go walk around after a big plastic suit I guess at the other fighter would like I'm cool with it what's the resting heart rate slow everything's fine too much will let you go you're shedding it manager shedding it as you walk around after he's over we'll just cover him in a big plastic suit I guess at the other fighter was like I'm cool with it


    Tom Segura Tells Joe Rogan About the McMillions Scam
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    signs off on a lot of outrageous idea what they're doing I mean I made game every cycle of shows they always have one that goes oh my god did you watch The Outsider no Millions yeah it's it's fantastic it is such a cool f****** story the whole scope of that scam is it will f****** blow your mind what is the scam so was a lottery thing or something like that from so you obviously remember the Monopoly game that you would play right don't so they kind of healthy but twice a year where they would go the monopoly McDonald's game and what happened is you go to McDonald's and you would buy a Happy Meal or Big Mac and on like the fries and the drink would be like a peel-off thing and you could win prizes so you pull off a thing and you like you could win it could be something as small as like you want free fries so you could be like I got you know I want another order of fries or a Coke or a jet ski or a car and cash prizes million-dollar prices so bye-bye playing the game which was essentially by something by Emile it would drive up sales obviously right like sale to go way up because people wanted to win these prizes what everybody that one for this I want to say I forget now but like 15 year. Or something they were all in on a scam they were all fake winners a guy was Wing pieces and giving them two people connected to him it was all a lie nobody was legitimately want to do that that's the whole that's the series man it's been fascinating because two people and they're talking about it in the series like people connected to him they like after a while it's like it's weird that you know we have one in like this 300 mile radius and eight of them are Italian really tipped off yet because the guy was you know Italian was going to friends and family yeah it was it was really f****** crazy and then it was just it was they got tipped off FBI got tipped off and then this whole investigation that's what the series six-part series that's what it reveals is just the scale in the scope of this incredible scam it was a scam man did this got work from McDonald's no there's all these different characters in it but basically McDonald's had to hire a a company that would oversee the game like the security of the game and they would also have to hire another company to print you know like the pieces and all that and within those companies the corruption light McDonald's didn't know wow and it did it but the story is fat in the characters are outrageous to I mean the Colombo family is part of it in other crime family I got to watch it it's good man it's really good there's so many of those multi-series or multi-show documentary-style that are fascinating get behind of something like that like this Tiger King to thing to your like men do you know that's why you need that platform right like an HBO or Netflix to be like tell us the whole story as f****** awesome yeah like that about being killed his ex-wife yes dude and you just cannot believe some of the twists and turns of something like this it just and then there was like a part of that I mean I'm jumping around at the owl Theory where they're like maybe an owl came and attacked her and that's what I said yes and then it could have happened and then there was like a part of that I mean I'm jumping around at the owl Theory were there like maybe an owl came and attacked her and that's what I say yes yes yes and they're like they were owls in that area it could have happened like people have all these conspiracy theories about amazing


    Everlast: "Don't Complain" - Live on The Joe Rogan Experience
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    DJ melodie in the house yeah Joe Rogan Experience Everlast come on I know I don't feel ladok yes sir no sir Julius and Anna okay and we don't feel no pain Hillside Drive Wilder execute the plan you know I know who which is good cocaine and weed


    You've Got to DO SOMETHING! - Joe Rogan
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    when I was 21 and I was first starting to Comedy that's what I was really devouring as much of it as possible cuz I was trying to figure out like how to not be so lazy how to be motivated how to get s*** done and how to how do I find the correct path and think about things correctly until II that's when I really got to go so I can mine exercise to talk about things too like if you did do it it would help you but really what it's all about is getting your s*** together and moving just go do something like what you did by taking a job when you show up at a gig and you'd be working there Tuesday through Sunday and then take a day job and work nine-to-five that is more hustle and more hustle mindset than anything you're going to get out of an Anthony Robbins book is like just doing it just doing it makes you do more like do more hardship makes you do more hardship understand that you want it bad you willing to put in the work and do things you don't want to do it's what makes you have that confidence that you know how to push through and that the mentality that I'm the type of do to get s*** done like I'm going to shop not going to waste my day just sitting around a f****** hotel room now I'm going to go to work I'm going to work all day I'm going to drive 5 hours and keep that radio gig and then drive out and spend 10 hours of the f****** 24 in a day in a goddamn car Ford Focus gigs just did two gigs keep that radio get those things are everything I had on yesterday just got Dan Crenshaw he's a congressman is also a Navy SEAL we're talkin about mentality I'm like when you went through buds is it do they teach you how to think or do they show you by example if they don't teach I think they just show you that Harden you through all that work and through all that work to that insane hell week all the s*** do you have to do when you going to buzz train the six months of breaking you down and building you backup they teach you could do anything just by by making you do anything so you will understand how you can pass your limits what you thought your limits were are no longer your limit that's what I feel like is missing from a lot of people to get into motivational Des motivational. more louder that most people or doing motivational speaking should stop stop you just robbing people you not even motivated yourself like I want to see I want to wake you up at 3 in the morning oh come on we're going running like mac only see what you do when you're tired we see how you push yourself come on get up get up again tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow the next day get up get up get up get up keep going how long can you maintain a positive attitude teaching yourself people that you could do it the best motivational speakers to me I got is like David Goggins cuz that that guy that that's not f****** that coin right there every day and he's got video just did a hundred mile race the other day put up the results on Instagram showing up 22 hours after the race starts he finishes a hundred miles I got abs on a coin he's an animal you choose of them he's got the world record chin-ups in in 24 hours he did some Preposterous number of chin-ups what's up I believe he was beat recently being doing something there's a lot of people that are teaching your motivation they don't have a business they don't they're not their business is motivation like it's a weird those are real motivational speakers cuz they're actually doing something there's a lot of people that are teaching you motivation they don't have a business they don't they're not their business is motivation like as a weird business it's like it's like teaching someone how to drive a race car you never drove one


    Joe Rogan | Is Scientology the Last New Religion We'll See? w/Roy Wood Jr
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    Psychiatry is the enemy of Scientology they have all these there's a big science of Psychiatry kills and it's like someone would like an electric f****** shock thing in their head going on in Hollywood like they're there on this Crusade against against Psychiatry that's like a big part of what Scientology is what's the number one headquarters Clearwater that's my sister lives down there she was real close to where the number to the headquarters as f****** weird down there man everybody just they're all walking with the got a secret do you think in this Society do you think Scientology will be the last religion created like when you really think about how recent Scientology is the 1940s or 50s someone that like it's roughly the same age is like United Airlines Delta Airlines which religion religion created so you can see IRS and they started thousands lawsuit the idea was that they were going to sue the IRS into recognizing them as a legitimate religion and the way to do that which is overwhelm them with litigation and crazier cuz Lawrence right goes into depth with all these different people that like as they were realizing that it was horseshit like bad as they were getting like the the ninth level of Doom papers and Hemphill button-up it's handwritten nonsense by a retard like that that guy who wrote it was he was self he was like self-diagnosing all of his his own personal ailments and dealing with them himself and then trying till I pass out off as like a way to live amongst all these people they're paying attention to him call with started for him from himself diagnosing is it is it natural for scientologists and I'm only I only know what I know from that Dock and Leah Remini lifetime she is it natural to not be like the way a Christian issues openly Christian just hate how you doing the lord loves you I'm here to tell you about Jesus I don't really feel like to get that from time to Chicago PD yeah I know you like you never find out that somebody was into that s*** until after that out of it now I think people keep it tucked in the bikes and you know what the deal is right now they keep it tucked in but I think back in the day they used to talk about it openly is probably a proselytized they try to get you to join like just try to get people to come to the free workshops I was different things on anxiety different things on the Mind Dianetics that's what he decided to write about Dianetics and is like the science of cleaning your mind and avoiding all external influences that are negative and that are ruining your your perspective and you should be commercials for that and 80s and 90s book of five rings I bought f****** Art of War I bought everything I was just trying to figure out what's the best I was in the psychology when I was young because fighting all the time and I was always scared so I was trying to figure out this got to be a way to like overcome these mental hurdles like does that was like for martial arts competition the big thing was the fear wasn't your physical ability wasn't as much of a hurdle as the fear you know if the fear of competition was terrible but sometimes I feel it'll be great and other times be f****** terrified and like a white guy figure out how to be consistent so I started getting into all that kind of stuff and then when I came to La so I could 94 I saw a Dianetics commercial volcano take over yeah I was like thinking that I was going to be able to figure out all my mental problems with his book now I got on the list and every week I got some new workshop to go to or this I contact to call the compasses because of Dianetics from them that much it was so much s*** was like letter after letter more than like the grocery store I was on a list of someone who bought the book but didn't go to any classes and they knew where I was like maybe I could get them clean up your brain that much it was so much s*** was like letter after letter more than like the grocery store also knew where I was like a bother me bothering me like it bother me that I was on a list I was on a list of someone who bought the book but didn't go to any classes and they knew where I was like maybe I could get him we just knock on his door hey you want to clean up your brain solution


    Tom Segura Got to the Bottom of "That" Coronavirus Meme | Joe Rogan
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    should be nonprofit I got a f****** breaking story for you I forgot what I cannot believe I almost forgot this so you know the guy in those texts that the big black guy sitting with his sitting on the Angela bad looking like he's like have you seen a bigger dick right that's what his expression is but it's so so and by the way that the the bat meme of likes kind of had gone viral I mean like every 25 a day from different people Jesus Christ it's not just in like a crap I'm sure people listening or watching have have have seen it as well so I was like this sense of relief from the seriousness of the day you'll be having you just seem like they hide and you know quarantine text and is this guy so I saw an article where the photographer who took that photo was like he was like oh it's so sad that people are using his image that way because you know he passed away and he thought it was kind of offensive that he was being used to prank or whatever and he said you know I saw that people started selling merch with this guy's face on it and he goes I just wish you could the photograph and I'm not trying to come after me when I just wish they would share proceeds of that merch with the family so I saw that and I was like oh I want to do that so I launched a shirt with that guy's face on it that says wash your hands and then and then I go to give the proceeds to this Man's family so because of the article I reached out to people I was able to get in touch with the photographer the guy who took that picture and then I found I got in touch with his the the the models fiance who I contacted her I found her I've learned a little bit about this guy in that photo and I'm giving them the proceeds from the shirt sales all of them go to them and I also found that when he when he died like the family wasn't prepared like financially for anything so they had set up a GoFundMe for his funeral in Tucson and all that so I'm going to blast it out but I talked to him and they're happy with it so that's my breaking news oh please don't tell me that's going to take a while to pull it up please I found it took me like I was feeling like detective work to find her and she was like I found out about this meme today she was like I didn't even know this was a thing not send it to her I think so now she's saying to me she goes even though he was because he did those photos when there's a really bad time is life needed money to save the house that he grew up in that was his name will just show the deck what's the original deck two different picture but that's a different picture that's it's the same photo shoot right but the actual photo does a giant dick there do don't know what you talking about what the size of his heart different well that's a weird angle so we can I think he's doing looks like solo. You know


    Trump's Response to Kung-Flu Question, Sensationalism During Coronavirus w/Tom Segura | Joe Rogan
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    you see that couple what they did do see that today that so Trump was talking about oh and yes and then one of them want to say the name wrong so whatever it I forget what it is like to kill bacteria that's the one that they took the same name of it Nathan and another the same name without the - is actually a medication it's a medication for malaria malaria correct but they took Koi pond fish tank medicine we used to kill everything in the koi pond we figured hell jet took it needs dead well. The woman they were talking to her and they said now it was Frank is the the reporter was baiting her to report it was like now disses you saw President Trump say that you should take the yeah they were showing it a lot that's what she said they're showing it a lot I know it's a different name two different name has the same beginning I got a p i feel comfortable saying this public PSA you probably don't have the Cure at home right now I feel comfortable with you saying that unless you just got back from somewhere we had to take something for malaria yeah maybe men maybe maybe you have it yeah it's a different medication and blaming people tell people to drink Koi pond killer didn't do that he's been hilarious in this one lady I was talking about this earlier this is one lady who is getting she's an opportunity to talk to Trump in a press conference and she said did you hear that one of your one of the members of your cabinet referred to as the Kung Fu Lou you know what say that again play Make Her Say it and then they just who who said it and will I heard someone if you heard this is the one question you have the United States during one of the biggest Health crisis is the world has ever known and you were mildly racist term is what you want to check in on write a statement that like I love are asian-americans and same lady has kellyanne Conway same thing same question and you know and there is it she's like I'm not going to get into speculation here about a guy which kind of interesting is the most outspoken critic and she's his most Ardent Defender. Some people can be like hunters and do live they're both so vocal about what do you want to eat by the way how great would have been if Trump or kellyanne Conway had been asked about the Kung flu in their life are you going to think that they're going to say it's not a funny term I don't know man I read the terrible thing that the one lady said that some lady she's Asian and she was at a store and some lady yelled at a mascot Shield f*** you at our interface and then she took off her mask and coughed at her out there but I won't blame an Asian American person of Asian descent live in America has a zero to do with any of this on someone else and if it's an Asian person or all the all these poor seek PA it's bad enough that you're doing it but I'm not even the target yes we are trying to reach you or thank turbines everyone that Urban is Muslim you forget forget like you know the world's full of idiots to those are the people you really got to worry about you know I don't want people die from this disease horse but I would like us to lose a significant portion of our moron population it be cool if it's on low IQ individual kill because you're some low IQ people that are really nice but it would be great if it was low IQ people who are mean I guess there are a lot of older people dying so last few weeks here's one Silverline we went into the Facebook pages of all the people who died and 64% were racist that be awesome that would be nice the other 36 just nice old grannies it's it's terrible Battle of their neighbors terrible


    Joe Rogan and Bert Kreischer Both Had Sketchy Childhood Friends
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    thing about these texts kids and they were they were piled onto this this area together it's like this I don't know it looks like some outdoor party area but they were just stacked in there like sardines and people like holyfuck like yeah yeah you you didn't you didn't raise your kids right when I was a kid you know I especially when I lived in Jamaica Plain to make a plane was like this is area that we only live there for about maybe less than 2 years will a year-and-a-half and it was like on Urban section of Boston that since been gentrified apparently apparently it's nice now but back then was sketchy was like all kinds like everyone Irish kids Italian kids black kids Puerto Rican kids but no one was getting good parenting everyone's parents most people wrong people are there like it was weird there wild people at the whole block was filled with wild people that weren't bad people it wasn't like a crime-infested dangerous neighborhood of sketchy and everyone was a mess everyone on my block my next door neighbor we talked about this before they were a punk rock Band Called Death in the shopping mall and they used to play downstairs in the basement and they have these thick layers of carpet set up in the basement so they had carpet all over the door carpet all the ceiling many many many many many layers of these guys would f****** go off and playing guitar and f****** screaming and I was I guess I was 11 years old these Savages they just more playing crazy f****** loud music and you didn't see punk rock people a lot back then the bus stop on Dale Mabry I need a punk rock haircut every morning Garden school that will look at him and go to Gainesville Florida which was a college town with a Gainesville Gainesville Florida River Phoenix Ted Bundy so we live there for a little bit and that was like just kind of college people and in the apartments we lived in just regular folks it was nothing crazy you didn't really say too much craziness and fall as far as crime or a sketchy folks everyone's pretty normal different races different backgrounds but you know just people apartment life you know we moved Milo's kids while they break into f****** Warehouse buildings and they were in this day everyone knew how to steal a car to like 13 that they were all smoking everyone smoking like I immediately went into this crazy environment of whoa whoa whoa whoa I was like my dog Marshall and like a room full of like rabbit German Shepherds it was rough man it was rough when I was kind of mutual neighborhood where was very aggressive yeah you can you can certainly get ruined by bad kids and no one knows that more than dads like Dad see you hanging around with sketchy cuz I can hang out only can hang around with that f****** guy dad see where that stuff goes sketchy boys can get you locked up like we did a lot of sketchy s*** when I was 13 years old and I remember thinking my wow these guys been doing this their whole life and their 13 I mean why I just stumbled I just want to be someone's friend you know my f*** this. That's why I took up fishing reel value Community today when I was young I felt like really disconnected my parents split up and then my mom moved him a stepped out and he's a great guy. So I was never around kids and I knew for a long. Of time and I never felt like I was safe I remember two kids are always start fights like boys and then when I away from these kids and I found this Lake that was a near me I really got into fishing Jamaica pond in Jamaica Plain table stocked with trout it was bass and they're all kind of fish are all the time I met this whole community of people fish their most liked older folks there was fish there and but you'd learn about fishing and Starfish like all the time and all the time you know who you are cuz I just know who I am remember remember being like totally anti-pot and then my buddy came in so I can only get high and I was like okay and we got high on a dock or never forget he was the most criminal out of all of our friends and he was selling weed and we are 13 and he do dat like it's seen some s*** like even 13 wasn't mean or how to eat a 13 or you just call him he had the weed and you just like a dude that like it's seen some s*** like even 13 wasn't mean or anything like that was a nice guy but he just come on what what's up man everything cool you guys cool yeah


    How Bert Kreischer Became Joe Rogan's Friend
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    your house I wasted is my one of my favorite stories the way I met you is the last thing you should meet Joe I Wanna F your house you are at the door already and you were like a man I go in a pool table hey man you got to tell him every time you get onstage if you hadn't done that I don't know what the f*** I'll be doing if you know that was what happened that first night right so I tell the machine story to your podcast and you go to the best stories as one of the stories ever told you ladies and gentlemen you know when's the next week I go do my first show Thursday my you like maybe a hundred twenty people not sold out and they start seeing the machine and I go I hate this dude in the front row death squad ride-or-die death-squad covered head-to-toe goes to be good so go ahead cementum doing our weight loss challenge very very lucky I'm more lucky than anyone in the world right just I stand by luck but man the luckiest I've ever been is is making friends with the guy remember you telling me that member you coming out and saying I was I didn't want to make friends you came out with the ship we were at the ice house we're doing Dethklok Chronicles came out of the shot and a beer just got lettuce and I was like no no no that means like when we call you call us back and we want ya and you're like no one told me Joey already Tamir I'll try to be your friend when we have to tell you that I want I don't want to throw anybody under the bus as I explained this I'm going to be very careful you had been friends with a tyrant like you and I try to tell you what to do or f****** scream at you or belittle you we actually like you we're going to bust your balls but we must everyone bus everyone's balls the fun that is the ice house and I said I'm good and I hung up bright and then Tommy call me back in time to go see him and you got to let us try to be your friend f******, the Icehouse just come the f****** ice house and I went and then I heard you


    Bert Kreischer Misunderstands Joe Rogan's Story about "Black Ice"
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    hanging out on the top of a hat like when I lived in Newton we lived on this really Steep Street and there was a part of like above my parents bedroom where you could stand on the roof so you can go out to the back you climb up a ladder tree stand the roof and me and my friend Jeju it we were so I was John Jay Jay's Brother Jay was my friend to my sister watch Cars slide down this Frozen Street and slamming the curbs every car that went down the street was f***** because they didn't know that was all black guys the whole street with black eyes and we sat on the roof and it was not a goddamn thing we could do no not black guys black Jesus Christ just watching white people can't do much better. Got some winter weather black ice I'm sorry I probably we've had a lot of weed and pot and alcohol I probably didn't learn my words like two cars in a row have come down this hill and they're bouncing off the curb until the cops came down the hill and they f*** about something the same thing happened like we know better we know better we going to come down to drive is good for you I think it's spending my high school years in Massachusetts was really important it's really important to shovel snow like that was one of the ways we made money like you got pumped when it snowed out because you could charge people see we go to this lady's house and you know you knew she could shovel this f****** long-ass drive way he's making negotiation like when I'm looking at it I'll try to figure out what I would love to hear my daughter's price point on that some people great some people are really generous even Q-tip you know they pay you like you maybe $100 to do a whole long-ass Drive I put probably would take you all day when someone has one of these m************ that goes up to their house and you go to and it's like two feet of snow you don't even realize how much work that is in a f****** Idaho right and I are low on oxygen I'm we've been riding snowmobiles drinking beers all the way up to this year and I get there in the whole f****** deck is covered there's a fire pit I'm so excited Florida can I go imma Shuffle the deck and everyone's like I've been so excited about shoveling snow my whole life I've never done it I don't know I'm good I'm good I'm good I've been so excited about shoveling snow my whole life right I've never done it sucks dick


    Joe Rogan on Mark Wahlberg's Dedication to Fitness
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    another Herschel Walker story and he actually got jacked from doing push-ups and sit-ups and stuff in between commercials of shows you would watch know I love I love nothing more than a punishment challenge like a putative like we were doing that won the road I was like what was Marky Mark in doctor Wahlberg doctor better than. Terrazas definitely like he's nothing but in my newsfeed I don't know like a PR campaign f****** ever movies ever movies illegally legitimately has a lot of great movies but like as a human being like when you look at like his dedication to Fitness protester I say hi you know I got a hug from Jeremy Renner I was very excited really never met him he came over give him a big hug like he seems like a really cool guy he's really cool he's really cool but if you look at his workouts mean that that guy goes after it you don't get built like that I don't care what you're taking you don't get built like that lets you work hard Iran testosterone replacement that's wonderful I'm sure that helps it definitely helps but you don't get built like that unless you're working out hard Dr.Oz and actually doing it better and that he has his elbows closer to his body follow me here like your hands in front of you and this and this is a motion for shoulders this is elbow out it's a different thing and maybe it might be better to do it the way Mark Wahlberg is where you're not going up all the way oh I'm sorry I got them confused Dr.Oz is closer to us music is Doctor Oz has why did I think that this is strong weed strategy here's the problem with like I love Mark Wahlberg I love him on this podcast but he's he's not he's not on the table the way he would be without cameras I love him on this podcast but he's he's not he's not on the table the way you would be without cameras


    Joe Rogan Strips Down for Sober October Weigh-In
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    scale on scale let's go at the end of September like on the street 2 pack abs wearing right now what are you wearing today was to 232 what are you at around between 235 and 238 I rather push up my special February 7th 4th show show and yeah you have to wait / 250 each. You underway in the movie pretty boys are 475 and I weigh in together him on my back underwear for guy who works out so you got to get off first. You're going to get off for I give you up to date on our way. What is it would like on it is this the best shape you've ever been in as a grown up this time. this time. You were better shape when you're younger f****** Joe Rogan headshot on the counter wall he's 140 lb weakling


    Joe Rogan Reads Message From Doctor About the Coronavirus
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    so why we should tell everybody what we learned today I'm revising my thinking about this virus because of Michael Yo Michael Yo caught it as healthy as f*** he's he's not he's not in a high-risk group like he's not he doesn't have any pre-existing conditions he's in shape and he got it and he got pneumonia too and he said it was a double combination and he thought he was going to die and he was in the hospital for over a and 4 days ago he said he thought he was going to die that's f****** terrifying cuz Michael Yo is healthy he's not some eighty-year-old man I talked to my friend dr. Peter attia he's a physician and he gets into the swim from Maui yes others Get Wrecked and he said I still think most people blow 55 sale through it I've had two patients get it shity cold and loss of a sense of smell and taste would probably return soon but still a small fraction of these folks get hurt I know it. Taking care of a 28 year old fitness instructor on a ventilator in New York City today why you said maybe some genetic predisposition we know blood types matters a is the worst Bo is best based on antibodies he said I'm O+ he said but I don't think that explains more than some of it maybe s*** like vaping he said still too soon to tell he is a straight-up no-nonsense no bulshit guy and I listen to everything he says so when guys like him are concerned concerned and he's concerned he's weird is he's nothing but he said it's weird that it seems that people spend more time with this get it worse is like it's not like you don't like like doctors and hospitals with prolonged exposure to get it really bad nurses in the hospital with prolonged exposure seem to get it really bad where some people get it and they don't get it bad it's weird it's a very very strange disease according to doctors and I think we're still trying to figure this out you know it's just wow it's it's one of those things where everyone sort of absorbing the information as it comes in and you got to be open to adjusting your opinions my opinions were I really was concerned with old people and I was concerned with sick people now after Michael yeah okay this is not that straightforward there might be some some other crazy factors here is like for some people yeah like Idris Elba who looks fantastic you know fine but maybe other people are going to have a real hard time with it like Michael Yo Sky that's Pokemon I mean your podcast with the foster home chicken little chicken little that scared the f*** out of me and let's go to bed that f****** podcast crazyman osterholm is he predicted this s*** literally specifically as to where was going to come from he was very inside the drink a lot the smoke overweight the drink a lot the smoke who's my one from take care of himself the worst it's you is me


    Bert Kreischer Tells Joe Rogan About 'The Tiger King'
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    faucet light quickly flip through it and then and then watch big cats big cat or a catkin amazing to I've ever seen it's about people who own big cats like tigers and but the whole thing is about about petting Cubs Cub petting so these guys make a living off Cub petting so they bring the Cubs on her one stop and then what happens is the Cubs grow up and then they end up with big f****** cats and it is I won't talk to you about it I'll let you watch it and enjoy it with someone who's like once you seen it there's no reason for me to tell you about it do you got to watch it right it is 187 cats on us Oklahoma property oh my God it is for when you watch it and then you can. just started eating part of you and you like I still got a leg I get this part of my foot the one guy found a job off Craigslist you like I have never seen anything like this to sign up like no matter what it is dude they both roppel that's not the crazy one The Crazy Ones the guy that lives in South Carolina this guy f****** Nine Lives who he Grooms so this is like everyone we talked through whatever that the end credits I put like all the stuff Tyler Perry party cake I put the I put in the credits I put like her test my Dad howling like an owl and and then big cats comes on Big King what's it called with in 15 seconds Jordan Tyler like alright everyone's up where we found our show people that want to keep those animals as pets like there's is Russian dude I think who has a polar bear and he swims with the polar bear have you ever seen a No-No No-No with a polar bear he's like hanging out with it like what in the f*** are you doing that you don't identify with that little bit cuz I do I definitely do with big dogs but I think it's cool you know to watch cuz it's not killing him you know it's like looking it's hugging and kissing him because if you keep Bears really well fed they don't did not just Predators they're omnivores right so you keep Bears really well-fed they're probably pretty chill and I wonder if bears are like people like I think if you feed people only vegetables I really believe that they probably get less aggressive cuz I think your body probably doesn't think you need to be chasing things and killing things because you're not eating animal protein everybody's like just relax and world's pick berries and eat grasses and stuff you know what I think if you do the same thing to a bear maybe you just gave the Baylor apple pies and a lot of people that like don't they don't train their dogs well and their dogs like really aggressive and they they jump up on people you know imagine it was a bear that did that responsibility what it is the animal that it is ridiculous that in your backyard backyard Oklahoma


    Joe Rogan Freaks Out Over Monster Dog
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    Dogo Argentino and the guy was like right before I bought it he was like hanging up his dog in bed with you and I go yeah of course because I'm not selling it to you and hung up on me like like bullmastiffs but pitbulls on steroids tells you know I'm running this house b**** yeah it's leaving this bed with a f*** you get too comfortable my house 200lb murderous doggone to f*** your wife looking dog looks like Pennywise it looks like I got bills on that thing Jesus Christ a hundred 30 lb female dog try to grab onto any part of that going to stop it from killing you your house like you got to really be on top of things yeah those are good f*** it all look at the f****** muscles in the chapter that thing come on man that's just too weird and I feel like we have a dog like that also it's like you have this obligation to work that m*********** out everyday everyday that isn't that you have a super athlete you just can't have that thing into your yard being bored like that's a different kind of dog that's why that's why he was in bed with you I was like Station train them well from the time they're really young or your get one that's trained but even then when I've heard about like Belgian Malinois so particular like you got to be the boss like that thing is to respect your is that what is that what I've got he didn't feel a little bit decided Brandon was the boss leave this big motherfuker with the deep voice he now he's six foot five or whatever it is love you this big motherfuker with a deep voice he now he's six foot five or whatever it is


    Joe Rogan GOES OFF on Senators Alleged Coronavirus Insider Trading
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    Joker when the old set it'll probably retired now that we're awful at least a week's man when I mean that it's probably going to be several months before easily could be longer it could be you know maybe they find medication that even though there's not a vaccine there's some hope for a few different kinds of medication one of them is malaria drug and there's enough one that shows promise is well and they think that it might be possible that people could catch this and you'd give them to medication it would wipe it out there's also there was some speculation about Tamiflu but I don't think there's any conclusive evidence that shows a Tamiflu helps it but there is some these antimalarial medications I think that they think has promised but what concerns me is it seems to be so different with different people that's what's weird about this makes it now for everybody's the unknown like we're in the unknown like now we've never been in this situation before as a culture we're at we're on lockdown in the whole world scared of a disease not not in our lifetimes mean not since like the Spanish flu and back then there wasn't as much Transportation there wasn't as much distribution of information to people probably wanted as we're as we are now you know of all the various cases all around them all the time cuz you know we're here in about cases and Italy and f****** Australia everywhere we're hearing about cases all over the planet I think that was the case back during the Spanish food days I think it's probably harder to understand what was happening right because you probably only got the newspaper in the radio back that and everybody has those are the masters of information whatever they said that was it but now you get all sorts of conflicting information from nothing and then I've read doctors that were terrified is like whoa nuts and then you know you look at I don't know if you've been paying attention to what these Senators did but there's some Senators they had a behind-closed-doors meeting about the coronavirus in China and what it means United States and you know the various impact and they went out sold their stock and mediately they were talking about how under control the government had it and how we're prepared and how it's going to be fine meanwhile they knew they knew so they had to face is that a public face that they're given to us to try to keep us calm and then they had a private face which realized the stock market was going to take a huge loss and so they sold everything and made amends profits based on the information that they found out he's closed-door meetings about the coronavirus how are they supposed to hit that legal to do how does that work do you understand how that works I'll give you have allowed you to make money wasn't that like whatever was trying to do like if you like what is the point of playing the stock market if you don't know things and if you do know things would you no more because you know the guy was the president tells you something about something to do and you're not supposed to trade then because of that information like alright okay I'm sure there's a logic to it I'm a moron don't run it by me but if that's what is it with the Senators do if they knew that the coronavirus is economy if they knew that it was coming down like a f****** storm of hail that no one could stop if they knew and then they bailed out and made amends profits that seem so shady to seem so shady that they didn't advise people you're supposed to be a leader right if you're in a position of an elected representative you're supposed to be acting in the position of a leader and if you are way to lead is tell people one thing with act in a completely different direction tell people everything's going to be fine but then start selling your stock at a profit and you don't tell other people to do it because you're worried the Navy that information is going to cause some ripple effect is going to destroy the economy even before the coronavirus hits just had a panic and fear in people going to act wrong but you acted in a different way than the way you were talking you acted like this s*** was going to be real you act like there's going to be a real problem and then the questions like how much of a problem did they think it was going to be maybe they dumped the stock that I was going to be a little problem would that be okay nobody but they found I was going to be a huge problem and it's not well that seems weird to me too like I don't know what should the rules be with information in the stock market stock market is gross like the whole thing's gross like what do we base our economy on this f****** Madness the stock markets crashed in a way that was you're going like it's based on I know that it's for commercial businesses their loans going to come up and it's going to be tough for them but at some point you're like I wish you could just put it on freeze and go hey let's come back in like 2 months let's start where we were let's make sure everyone was fed like that's the ultimate real because if it supposed to be about confidence and things rising and falling this is like the ultimate expression of that there's no confidence you can't work like crazy and there's so many industries that are happening and it's only jobs and unemployment the lowest rate is haven't been ever in history people then all the sudden it's not anymore or course is going to crash so it's going to crash this is the crash this is the big one is the big one of our lifetime maybe the biggest one ever because she could go on for a long ass time this is scary to could you think of all those people just like who are paycheck-to-paycheck you know with waiting tables or teaching a spin class or whatever it is that's where my brain goes like yeah that does let me know that's all I do all day to spend like McDonald's or like say there's a way to buy a bunch of Happy Meals I can send you a neighborhood you can do that with certain restaurants you can support restaurants with buffet restaurants in Vegas guytanno's is in Henderson and Eastman Calabasas we should go to him way back in the day but they are they're doing a lot of takeout and then they're also raising money for their employers which is very nice and I think the store doing something like that we're all going to donate for the waitstaff you know cuz the wait staff is completely shut out of locked and they were doing you no good business down there and tell those folks I'm sure they have bills like serious f****** bills and it's just piling up and there's no business you know I mean they went from having a great place we can go and you can count on x amount of money per week to all sudden gone and no one saw coming that's never happened ever you can't blame them for not being prepared but you know they're part of our comedy family man we got to we got to take care of them but at the store we should set up something for the Improv too and we should also you know just figure out a way to you know it's like find out who's hurting like who's in trouble because specially in our community a Comics that we know little people do proud because there's a lot of comics in our community we are Headliners with you and making you know x amount per week and you know you got to pay your own flight and all that jazz you getting by but you not killing it and then you have you probably have a f****** apartment across two grand a month or more you know I mean New York City those guys just f****** apartments in New York City are ridiculous


    Joe Rogan is All In for The Rock As President
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    think about the news cycle is waiting for Hope like waiting for like to get online and get excited go breakthrough today or goddamn sideways that's when you need a really good leader you really do you need someone who is honest when all the b******* goes away when everyone's worried about it and an invisible monster that wants to kill your grandma wants a sneak into her lungs and shut them down when it when people worried about that kind of s*** you really want someone who has their character in order you know on this is this is one of things that we should really take deeply into consideration when we talked about someone being a president or any any politician anyone who's the leader how are they going to react when s*** goes sideways how are they going to keep it together are they going to make you feel good about this the reality of this world or they going to just freak bulshit are they going to make you feel less connected to it because you know that their words are not honest and they're not accurate are not the not heartfelt it's just spitting out b******* and you like f*** this goddamn car is going sideways down the highway and no one knows what to do for the Rock but no one should be president skit with the rock could like what you need is a figurehead to let you know how today is going to work out at spoke you said those inspirational speeches mean a lot yeah just like guys big daddy legs Hey listen to 40% of the people start hating it we love it or they start digging into his past love to know what's in the Rock fast and then a tribute to his decisions what the economy's doing and what this is doing in that I like that why would he do that they're just be me and talk about the me as it doesn't read just do this you guys got biceps a bunch of mean s*** to him and then a tribute to his decisions what the economy's doing and what this is doing in that I like that why would he do that


    Bert Kreischer Strips Down for Sober October Weigh-In
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    when you're done in the comic book 205 exactly what you get down to in sober October you posted 194 make sure you weigh in and you just lean on me.... haha what is it because it's not really oh my God 237


    Roy Wood, Jr. Defends Instagram Comedians
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    we have such a complicated relationship but we need one you know to have some guys dealing with a bunch of Maniacs like day and day out every week coming in and telling jokes and getting drunk and smoking weed in the green room and all the chaos to come Central to the art for distance of the comedy club yes I do see a change the business model like in the next decade of the beautiful things about the comedy clubs though is that we all use them like even if you're doing Arenas like you use comedy clubs used, comes to exercise like Chappelle comes in all the time does the belly room at the 70-seat room controls on in and be happy a lot of the Vets attack the as they call him Instagram comedians or the Vine Vine anymore because they get mad at him because the club will book them and they'll go well true most of them it's not the greatest performance cuz they haven't had the chops yet yeah but they sold 300 paid to and everybody ate and drank what do you think is keeping the lights on for your 30% selling capacity ass to come back in next year and the next year to go from 30% sold to 40% so then I make more money off of you but if these IG comedians can come in and at least help keep the lights on I think in the greater in the greater scheme of Comedy there's more good than bad real compliment and I also feel like this level of ignoring the two they've been able to use to get an audience in lieu of the fact that they don't put new stand-up on TV anymore unless it's contest yet Comedy Central just started with the live at The Cellar s*** but other than that I mean it hasn't been a lot but no one's even watching TV anymore I mean the numbers on regular TV programs are so low now I'll give you doing a set on Conan like what is it did we went over this right like the numbers are like less than 400,000 people watch it a night that's why that might be laughed 3MB just lying there might be live plus DVR on crazy so no one's watching anything anymore if you can get onto a state or the way I feel about Instagram comedians are YouTube comedians as if you're doing stand-up you're a comic you might be a shity comic and you might have be a famous shity comic with your famous from Vine or whatever the f*** is your comic like it's whether or not you decide to become a real comic and actually do the work and put in the time and then one day be I hope we see these YouTube comics and they're f****** terrible and then you go to see him seven eight years later and then murdering their crushing we need more to do open mics at open-mic once a month that takes that most people don't like Asian where the old head like when they didn't suffer the way I suffered there for your success is invalid I don't take that I don't do it the way I did it the only way to do it the game with balls to ask the point of access it's like it's like comedy is like to me it's like a f****** grocery store and you've been in line even in the checkout line at the new checkout line opens and then all these f****** just cruise through that check out and you still stuck in the same waiting to get a Tonight Show set line in the Instagram Line opens and people just start whisking through to success and you don't know whether or not to change line to stay in this one but that you can't like it you should think about that the same way you think about someone having success in same field that has nothing to do with yours like if someone is a Nobel prize-winning scientist like f*** I could have done that but you didn't really the same thing but some people are like that some people see someone would like a start-up internet start over to make a billion dollars and they get angry they get angry but don't worry about what other people are doing a giant waste of your energy Rebel Without a crew think it's a I think Rich Rodriguez think is think is his name and he was a filmmaking he made the I can't remember the name of the movie producer prequel to what became Desperado activity for like $55,000 fifty or sixty thousand dollars to put Paranormal Activity was dirt cheap they shot the first saw for $1000000 in 30 days in one building every every scene in the car is shaking the f****** camera and jump cutting billion dollar franchise getting rebooted now like that like what I see s*** like that I don't get jealous billion dollar franchise getting rebooted now like that like what I see s*** like that I don't get jealous I know what f*** I need to go and putting gorilla some s*** together so that's why I started trying to learn right video editing audio editing all that s*** man


    There's Beef Between Strippers and Porn Stars!
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    someone that wants to do p*** you coming off better just setting up your webcam like Joe Rogan yeah J1 podcast you and Brian with a laptop in the microphone and just turn the webcam on and just doing whatever the f*** you want to do with yourself been dealing with the industry p*** who is jerked off the all of it no way anyone at all but yet they keep making newborn it's like it's crazy like there's no demand like there's no demand for new stuff is plenty like you would have to be some kind of crazy creep to listen to every point that have ever is ever existed it sucks. I think though the cam thing is the big thing girls f*** on camera you know they'll don't have the boyfriend come over and I'll f*** and suck his dick on camera and you pay to watch I think that's that's the big thing and they do private shows and like the guy could tell you know you can tell the girl hey I want you to do this to him and they'll do it on camera do you know that range you know the funniest so Steve Byrne and I we were in Pittsburgh three things lead to another and we end up at a strip club and it's a weekend until a pair I didn't know this but p*** stars tour strip clubs and they'll go to the strip club on the weekend and dance and sell whatever pocket p**** or whatever vagina mole they have and all of the strippers tip money to tip the pornstar that they came to see so it's like being a season comic and then the Instagram comic comes in who's never strip before like yeah you f****** camera but it's not stripping what I do as an art what you do is s***** behave cuz you look like there's like a beef between like strippers and prostitutes cuz like some strippers are sucking f****** the back of the club and it sucks up money for the rest of the strippers right that are playing the game straight up tension in the strip club all the pawn shop is on stage and I couldn't stop laughing stripping to me it's performance it's in a weird way it's the comedy strip and it's damaged people entertaining strangers so there's more of a Synergy so I don't really get anything out of watching the strippers in the back of my head I know you're thinking about groceries and some other s*** but it was hilarious as a comic to watch to do same but different type of a sector magician versus the stand-up versus the jugular and how they all kind of don't really like one another for one reason or another because they all think what they do is superlative to the other guys craft and it was it was goddamn it was f****** hilarious there's a there's a couple of strip clubs and I used to go to in Birmingham player like you know the Club close at 2 and police would leave and then at 3 the club reopen and then it was open season in as whatever you want to do and then you would see strippers in the parking lot yelling at the other strippers who are choosing to stay for the 3 a.m. session saying that y'all are messing it up and that's why nobody comes before 2 is because of what you're doing and so it's just brothel yeah yeah hilarious that you can f*** anybody you want for free and there's not a law about it but as soon as money gets exchanged you're a criminal and everybody's mad at you if you just a s*** no one had so many guys that cannot get laid but it got some money if they find out they can pay for it I give up. You can't you can't pay for it you pay for everything everything else is legal you can pay for except sex you can pay to have someone cook for you you can pay to have someone rub your back you can pay to have someone cut your hair you can pay down some ammo you want you can pay to have someone take out your trash you pay to have someone clean your house all things you don't want to do you can't pay for someone to suck your dick you can't do it for free if they like you there's no problem games for college tuition if you made a deal or do you suck my dick and I'll give you a house people go hey you can't do that that's prostitution that we don't want to do but we do it for money everything's fine there's no issue even think free money everything's fine there's no issue even think you know I grew up doing terrible construction jobs I've never want to do you know might be better suck a dude's dick for a thousand bucks to know drywall cement bags all day for $400 for a whole week


    Gender Binary is a Form of Oppression - Eric Weinstein | Joe Rogan
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    isn't it also partly because the discussion is out there and the discussion is a very attractive the discussion of one of the reasons why you haven't gotten by in this world is because of inequality and because of some sort of systemic racism systemic sexism or systemic homophobia transphobia and it becomes when you give people an option to find an excuse they gravitate towards all these pieces are in place as much as many many moving parts right and I think all these little pieces are in place where we also have these massive Echo Chambers because of social media we have these people that you know they find ideologically similar human beings and they bounce off of each other friend somebody who's indeterminate between male and female physiological so okay let's imagine that they have karyotype XY profile and that the developmental process did not produce an ambiguous genitalia okay is that a hermaphrodite pretty terrific and I look at all the forms it's a male female and I just you know my heart sinks like we're not even in trans here we're talking about somebody whose biological card that they were Del could have been you could have been me and through no no choices at all this person is being shoehorned into a paradigm which puts them in an increased risk of suicide and it breaks my heart we should change it we should break the male-female dichotomy absolutely now I have a different feeling about trans but if we solve the issue of intersex which is not pressuring just accepting that some tiny percentage of the population which is not vanishingly small just large is neither mostly male and female terms of genotype phenotype concordance we will do most of the work necessary to take care of our trans folks were suffering to might not trans is a much more Rich world because they're a million different issues taking place in trans and they're all conflated no part of it because of Developmental biology part of it because gender really in some sense is socially constructed in a way that like when people say mathematics is socially constructed I have to reject it you don't give this example of like jolts and lungis from Scotland and India are skirts but they're not female in those places so you have to learn about male and female relative to the codification in your Society in the issues of water are what are obligations to recognize hey this is really a female mind in a male body versus this is a regular mind in a regular body but needs instruction all these things are conflated and I was really hoping that we if you know if we used intersects at the test case to break the the the binary because the binary is an impression there's no question in my mind about it was it an impression because it was imagine that I say I have persistent mullerian duct syndrome so I'm phenotypically on the outside male and I go to my doctor and says hey you got a uterus what is okay that's an exotic situation maybe I want to identify male dinner because the outside equipment looks male it's a it's a it's a weird situation maybe the idea of it as being a present for a friend of mine who is in either situation yet oppressive like what is it oppressive if people are just recognized like most people recognize as being able to walk there is no category called disabled in a wheelchair sounds like to me like it's one thing to recognize that not everybody is in the standard category but it's another thing to hard-code like hard-code where you talking about job or female other or prefer not to say we have to let me Define lotion or female emotionally emotionally I think this is oppression oppression yeah I'm at the interests of defining people simply because for the most part yet dealing with males and females and it's for the most part they're just trying to figure out what's what for their statistical but you know this is fun I'm glad you're asking me these questions because you have to be on the other side of this issue and this is really where my heart is I care about these people and I know that in every single conservative Society in the world there are accommodations made for the failure of simple binaries to accommodate the population there's no Society this we have to recognize that every single population produces gender sexual ambiguity but isn't that also to get around the idea of homosexuality being a grievous crime cuz like I believe in Iran it's illegal to have homosexual activity but you can have gender reassignment so if your a game and you can choose to become a female that's true but there's also a thriving Gacy Tehran you know do they have to recognize and they're all sorts of music you know that there was a situation in India where I'm going to have more experience where you would sell those two people are confirmed Bachelors now that they're so dedicated to their professions that there's no room for family and they live together right so like traditional societies have everybody accommodates homosexuality and failures of simple gender binaries and do I always bring up the example of Turkish lira Turkish doesn't hard-code the third person singular pronoun as male or female it just has one pronoun for both so thank you for giving me the opportunity to know where my heart actually has been this entire time which is I believe this is impressive and I don't think that expresses that many people but I believe that it's an important oppression that we have to realize that we hard-coated in that ice was generated a lot of the feeling before we get to trans you can simply say from the position of intersex that the world is a richer place than male and female people so it took 6 versus XYZ for the most part for the most part it is so try to deal with but that is important to me like people who are outside of the Norms I think it probably a larger percentage of those people are going to be more interesting people because they're forged in the fire so it's not just a case that you know do you want to chase a couple of edge cases everybody was a really different experience is more important to me than everyone with the standard experience I think we have to keep take care of the standard case but I'm absolutely interested in outliers and edge cases so it's not just a case that you know do you want to chase a couple of edge cases everybody was a really different experience is more important to me than everyone with the standard experience I think we have to keep take care of the standard case but I'm absolutely interested in outliers and edge cases


    Eric Weinstein on Antifa and Andy Ngo | Joe Rogan
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    I think our problem in this country there's this many problems with one of our problems is the loudest voices on the fringes and this is one of the things that I want to discuss with you is what's going on in Portland and I think what's going on in Portland is the loudest voices on the fringes that the people on the right and on the far right and recognizes recognizing as emblematic of the left they think it defines the left and I don't think it does I think it is it's a symptom of its it's a symptom of first of all terrible government of of of someone who's allowing this to flourish inside of the mayor of Portland who seems to be supporting this in some sort of a weird way and and ideologically believes that antifa just because of a name stands for anti-fascist if you had no name which you would have is a bunch of Hood wearing mask wearing violent thugs were eating people who disagree with them and cuz that's what we saw with that Andy how do you say his name go is it Higgins ending no no and it's angio is silent until somebody what you saw from that video yet anyone could support that of with a person who's just talking they didn't mean what I've seen of him but they've tried to describe that he supports neo-nazis that he supports the proud boys I've seen none of this do you know evidence to this but I've seen the narrative try it out over and over again as a justification for violence against him when the left supports bullying in the worst possible form be ganging up on someone punching them hitting them with the sticks crowbars all this crazy s*** thinking that it's okay to throw milkshakes at people thinking this is fine this is nothing if you think this is a horrible precedent to set and it's a terrible it's the terrible move if you're playing a game it's a terrible first move because things only escalate they don't DS but no one says wow you beat the s*** out of andino's and Mysteries right like what the hell is going on what the hell do you allowing people to wear masks and carry backpacks with weapons and there's a natural human inclination when someone gets hit to jump in and hit him too so if you see it all the time watch Worldstar go to worldstarhiphop.com and watch someone gets hit a bunch of people just jump in and hit them it happens at trucks Austin f****** high schools it happens people get brain damage people die each other all the time people who get permanent injury when you're seeing in Portland there was one of them where an old guy got hit in the head with a f****** crowbar for a some math kid because the old guy apparently disagreed with a all disagree on things I don't someone's decide guesses at the old guy is not exactly is portrayed I would leave that the old guy may have been there with a telescoping baton know that he was hitting people we will take this I think this is so worthwhile but like a let's do it right okay because I think this is so mysterious what the hell people doing supporting Andino being beaten up on video so it stay stay with him because that's the the best clearest example of someone who's a tiny little gay man he's tiny mean he represents so many different maligned populations right sectional Publican I thought he was left-of-center I've been told I'm a f****** alt right guy glad it's very confusing all right he's also diminutive in physical form as he's not he's not threatening physically right and they've chosen this guy as an example and one of the more disturbing things are how many people saw the video and we're justifying it saying things like get another hobby these and the Ant fascist will not stand for you know your your your bigotry in your hate like what are you talkin to you think it's okay to punch this guy like the fact that you guys all piled on and punched him in there I've been thinking a lot about it I have a model I'm happy to hear yours because there is a mystery we both agree to beat the beginning that you would imagine that that video would have shocked people into flying so many people sort of excusing it is really shocking well it ain't given that he's also clearly intersection you wouldn't predict this from first principles know you wouldn't do it looked at it on paper you definitely would especially if you allowed him to self-identify as left-of-center okay so here's how I think the model goes unless you want to give yours first the first thing we have to understand is that there's a Division I want to live this at Super carefully the first division is between the what you're calling the loudest voices and I'm going to call the most courageous the most willing to accept loss the voice is most willing to accept loss most of the left does not want to be dragged to the extreme left to hear this thing that why are you focusing on a fringe and the answer is because The Fringe is running the show in my pants what do you mean by willing to accept loss if you go in antifa vs. proud boys melee you're willing your ear you accept that your may get clock with a bike lock. I don't think that'll wreck on I don't think that's correct I think you're dealing with people that have no concept of real violence no experience of real loud if you seen yes there have you seen the image of the guy who looks like he's never worked a day in his f****** life looks like he's never been outside and I think these people are playing a shocking game you are willing so you think you're going to get into a Wylie Coyote versus the Roadrunner kind of a thing we're both of them always survive to the next cartoon oh how anyone's willing to do that but they're willing to do that and they're willing to do that because they're delusional delusion boarded and they're delusional perspective by the giant numbers of them they all had to get and then to wear masks which further emphasizes this illusion at their Bartow game assume that you are not even in a physical situation you're willing to be very loud on social media about very simplistic perspectives yes and you're willing to become a pariah at some level because are you though I think mostly your supported do I need are more support I'm not necessarily your going to trigger so many times on this explanation that I probably just need a little place in the table to start building this up and then you can tear the hell okay the first believe it is at the belief that I have is at the fringes are much more running the show then the people who claim that this is a small number of people believe that the fringes are scary going to go places the rest of us aren't I agree with you on both sides left and right so I spend a lot of time focused on the fringes because the fringes become terrifying and the middle is become cowardly the whole principle of that the whole idea will you thing was about creating a non cowardly for the could actually potentially hold the center because people are actually fairly courageous you would have to say my brother is fairly courageous Ben Shapiro Andino Sam Harris these are people that stood up to death threats you know I have a guy is threatening me everyday of my life in a coming through the internet in my family you have to have some courage in order to be part of this thing and that's part of my irritation when people come after it so there is a cowardly Center in a very terrifying Fringe in the fridge is going around the whole thing left and right the next thing is that people are secretly weirdly sympathetic but they're violent the violent Fringe to their extreme rather than making common cause across the center so for example you imagine that you run a laundromat and you're being visited by a member of organized crime every week they comes into the laundromat and he kind of plays with your stuff and he says I would be if anything happened your business and shakes you down there say oh you know I noticed that you have a daughter I would love to date her breath will go out sometime you hate this guy then some sort of Vineland Village vigilante element its operating extrajudicial e after you've gone to the police over and over again break this guy's knee caps you're weirdly sympathetic with the Vigilante because you're being terrified by a group that is not being taken care of I think that this is in part why some elements of the left there should be more responsible to have institutional positions that have platforms that they can broadcast a weirdly sympathetic to antifa and why Country Club Republicans are weirdly sympathetic to some of these far-right groups is that they view them as this is the dangerous group that's kind of taken care of the problem that I can't stand up to so you bizarre cowardly sympathy from the center who won't actually stand up and say I have more in common with a country club Republican like in my case I feel myself as a progressive released a liberal I have more in common with a country-club republican than somebody who's got a bike lock who's looking for trouble in a street demonstration trying to smash up a Starbucks right I don't want the help from my left the group that wants to play this out using the sort of proxy groups to handle the problems saying look we're going to we're going to sound an air horn before one of these things so that all reasonable people can get the hell out of the way and if you don't respond then your collateral damage and that's on you that's how they see this I think that's another words I think Andino is the guy doesn't listen to the air horn Bret Weinstein doesn't listen to the air horn Peterson Sam Harris don't listen to the air horn not that I didn't does very accurate description of these Fringe people doing the work of the people that are more reasonable but are happy to have these bad people do do their work to fight this battle for them because they think that ultimately it's for good yeah I need my organized crime group to get rid of your organize yes right so the idea that the Law and Order people like I know you don't want anybody nicecream group and I'm going to actually stand up to the Mob and I'm actually not going to pay you your goddamn protection money because I'm in a laundromat in this is the United States of American f*** off that's that's the view that I represent I don't want thank you Auntie if I don't need your help yeah you know what I actually a much more afraid of the far-right in the reason I concentrate my negative energy on the far left is what he trying to do trying to get the genie out of the bottle on the far right that is the danger that you want to see more tiki torches it's not tiki torches that you need to worry about its armed people who come and they not that I bring him by Chloe pushing ordinary human beings to the extremes yeah right and the thing that I get is that like I believe that the Republican party and I just I never got a chance to say the stuff I have never gotten along with Republican party I just don't like it if you would hit the thing that wants to exclude me from the country clubs I have an older model the group that wanted to put in condo developments in Yosemite Valley because they couldn't figure out why we would want to preserve the national parks they're the ones that laughed about the clubbing the baby seals hahaha these people emotional Cadence and we always had this thing where the Democrats will we have most of the smart people in a tiny fraction of time we have seen this giant evapo live intelligence if not actually threw a lack of Courage the people who represent responsible left-wing thinking who believed in structural oppression but don't believe in the extent claimed you know who want to keep making progress who want to make sure that traditionally marginalized groups are taken care of that we take our responsibilities but not our guilt as the reason for trying to make a better world the believe in structural oppression but don't believe in the extent claimed you know who want to keep making progress who want to make sure that traditionally marginalized groups are taken care of that we take our responsibilities but not our guilt as the reason for trying to make a better world


    Joe Rogan - Ben Shapiro Being Labelled Alt-Right is Disingenuous
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    that's a dirty little secret. This is one of the things that bothers me so much about you being so misrepresented when I read things about you with there was a the article that we're just talking about the alt-right sage without the rage they called you and you're not even remotely alt-right in fact you were deleting Target of anti-Semitic abused for all of 2016 where you legitimately battling the alt-right talking about how evil I think their ideology is how evil I think white supremacy is meant personal like people, cuz typically not the favorites of the alt right and then beyond that I mean I think their ideology is legitimately a devastatingly awful Twist on what western civilization is supposed to be reviewed my new book and my new book has several sections and they're dedicated and then the interview they did with me about alt right stuff at all but they just assume I'm on the fence right that must mean that I'm all right it's like no you stupid that you're spouting at you thought these things I've been doing this for legitimately more than half my life I'm 35 and I start around 17 and I started writing a syndicated column at that point and winter 17 you think a lot of dumb stuff and then surely get older and you educate yourself and you spend a lot of time reading a lot of time studying hopefully you have some cogent arguments after 20 years of doing anything but it did the demonization is pretty astonishing knew we had Anton Andrew Yang he's the only Democratic candidate has agreed to go on but I do we did a full hour on Ubi a perfectly nice it was perfectly coherent and and and conciliatory and get people will suggest that everything I do is about destroying people on the other side because of all the Ben Shapiro destroys videos and certain groups of people were that's their stick they're like their goons right they just go after people online for attention yes this is a stick this is not you and this is what bothers me so much and I know that you said some things in the past like particular about Arabs and like when you were a younger man that you said I should have said that that's exactly right was a tweet that was part of a tweet thread which are specifically contrasting Israel and Hamas leadership and saying that the Israeli government likes to build leadership would prefer that their citizens live in sewage and bumping but that was a bad we obviously my entire history on Muslim relations is 1A I supported the ability of ilhan Omar to wear hijab on the on the floor opposed president finally proposed Muslim ban in the last three weeks I've had on Moschino eyes I've had on contact Med I had on yesterday before Muslim like he's our conversations that have to be had but to take this is one thing that bugs me so much and I actually go through all this look it up this time and look up all the things that I think I've done wrong and I apologize for something I'll say no more. I'm fine with your contacts but I hope that people try to do this is the problem you're not doing with honest people when people try to categorize you is all right or they're they're trying to put you into this category of Internet goon there quote tweet just taking some little tiny Praise You said seven years ago and trying to save this is you this is you now it's so that's such a disingenuous thing to do I hate it and I hate it across the aisle by the way you want to get rid of this person I've heard this person you're going to bring up something from 10 years ago and they're going to try and Club them into submission with it because if you actually ask them their opinion about it they might have a more nuanced view on what they said maybe they apologized and they maybe they think I don't remember saying that I felt the same way by the way I really do about about the stuff I said the same thing about the governor of Virginia who is excoriated for having this terrible racist photo on his yearbook page back in medical school in 1987 this is evidence of his career and he ended up doing what everyone now does which is you just don't apologize for anything you just trying to pass it off as a nothing is actually getting worse because are you say I apologize I was wrong and what why did you do in the first place because you're a bad person apologies are not accepted and then number two is you Brazen it out you do the Trump you know I never did anything wrong ever I've never been perfect to come around you and then nothing ever get the clan opportunity number three is Barack Obama did witches you come out preemptively and you try to remember all the bad stuff you do okay so you did cocaine when he was in high school that's that's cool what is it comes out during the campaign problem the problem is right now even if you preemptively come out and say I did something wrong like for example Liam Neeson talkin about years ago when he had a racist thought that he didn't act on us. This is now we're going to try and ruin your career for something that you admit was bad that you did 30 years ago we're going to try and run you over that if you apologize for something to eat at 30 years ago what you would have preferred I forgotten cuz his embarrassing and stupid then we say you're bad until all you're left with is like the most Shameless people in the world who are in the public space at the incentive structure is to be deeply Shameless to just stay and the culture of of going after people for things CNN finding anything to categorize them as someone who's a viable Target this is what I've seen thrust your way it's like there's nothing wrong with being conservative there's something wrong with wanting everyone to think the way you think though this is the difference like you will you wait what I like that you do is you debate your points you state your positions you have a philosophy and what I don't like is when people try to pretend that that philosophy is some some somehow hateful or somehow regressive or something that you condemn people for their thoughts you just you don't this is what I did not want to see with you I appreciate that and I appreciate the accuracy I think that's true I mean I've come out against virtually every Twitter ban including people who have personally targeted me I've come out against that have come out against virtually every what are your thoughts about this idea of deplatforming and you know this is something that we were just discussing before the podcast where the CEO of YouTube and carrots Kara Swisher they were talking about removing you from YouTube and I thought it was the CEO of YouTube it was actually Carro said I would if I could now being doxxed meaning just thinks differently from the down the line Democratic party platform you're not like them aligned with Hillary in order to make evidence-based point about discrimination and disparity and this makes him an enemy of people like Ezra Klein inbox.com say that your feet are for white supremacy right that they can't actually get you on what you say you know some members of your audience do things that that are really bad is it going dude I have 1 million two people were members of my own and have 5 million Facebook followers I've 2 million on some of those people are going to be crazy video switch what is a normal Jamie like a normal video that we get how many comments to get 10,000 pedophiles who are watching videos of children doing things and they were commenting stuff in the gymnastics commenting in the end like communicating with each other through the comments and it was sort of discovered that there was this connection that they were doing this and many many videos and YouTube rightly Panic they look really should have stopped this so the response I guess was we just have to make people responsible for their comments so is that all yeah good idea through it all right on one side of the aisle to take an example of congressional baseball shooting happened a couple of years ago guy happens to be a Bernie fan is that Bernie Sanders is false in a couple years ago guy happens to be a Bernie fan is that Bernie Sanders this fall.


    Bert Kreischer Talks About His Friendly Rivalry With Tom Segura
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    the only reason why I've ever been in any movies that nobody saw it before but they like the movies that I did once I didn't need to do anything and anyone anymore in terms of acting was his movies I did two of his music zookeeper and I did here comes the boom and the only reason why I did it because I love Kevin so ridiculous man Sebastian Maniscalco condemned in all fairness some of what you see is not actually me some of it as me but there was this dude was a professional dancer who was like a stand-in who was amazing he was amazing so that the stuff worth clearly me I definitely did a lot of the stuff all the stuff with me and Leslie Bibb right holder and all that stuff that was me a hundred percent but this is so much better than me built like me and who would it was perfect until he was really good like when you see how hard it is to actually dance It Go my God like when you see a problem real professional it's one of the most dismiss things with people dude I did I did f*** Tom let me tell you something that c********* my daughter is my daughter's head my daughter's saw Tom's Video and they looked at in there like wait time can dance special but you got appreciate the fact that Tom did it and it's Steven Seagal out like if you I swear to God if you watch the video of me watching them for the first time it's a love letter to man reading a love letter from his boyfriend when Tom's made me feel very honored that you did that because I love you when he put that out made fun of it we watched it we giggled but the fact that inspired time to drop 80,000 whatever you spent a hundred thousand reply video made me so f****** excited I have no idea what time does they open bed going this how I'm getting Tommy I swear to God Sheen shirt on


    Best of the Week - March 15, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    free time I go into Washington DC damn every time I go into the Wegmans there's a big Washington football team Tostitos potato chips with the Washington football team name on there and and and of Native American groups tribes they've all let the team know that that that that name is offencive and they still won't change it they don't they say it's honoring it's honoring Native Americans of that term is used and you see it in historic records to count Indian skins or scallops that have been take from Indian people it it's an offencive it's not just derogatory or demeaning but it's signs of I heard that defense of the majority people are not talking to someone who's deeply ingrained in the Native American issues and culture like you are so you can explain to us that you know me to make sense you know someone somewhere and it was all based on Germans like a lot of really pissed off at that like hey you know that's kind of shity why Colin has. But it's the Chiefs Kansas City Chiefs are like what other Native American names has been a ton of them right still around I don't know the status of nem you know as far as NFL International Teams Syracuse Syracuse University had a derogatory mascot that they changed some years back because of the tribes they're there now in the state of New York fought for that turn orange orange visiting to Royals and a Ford Focus could run from the energy in the charged particles in the air what sing did like 15 miles an hour on a flat Test Track Running on are charged particles in the air has a charged particles as the entire 15 miles an hour could be a real speed wow around for the sniffing around and see this trippy scientist guy in his lab coat in this s***** little booth was like 6 by 10 ft booth and you know how to show where people like 200 by 60 foot the development for rail cars for semis for cars like an on and on and on as I get the biggest problem is stopping it once it gets going because the Troy deal structure meant that the compression cycle from you know 12 to 2 of that first cylinder was such that when the combustion occurred and it propelled the next piston into the next combustion cycle and kept going so getting that power out of the simple crank was a challenge and then how to stop the damn thing was like the bigger challenge did run on like horse piss ionic charge particles diesel gas at the spark plugs and I have to try to reach out to him website going to look at the Night Before Dawn that gobbled up 5 years later another Kick-Ass 2 a man was he a bitter man so I can never again cuz they bought it and they shelled it I'm never selling anything again f*** them I'm licensing to specific channels of application and that's it his new product so what do you think happened if your conspiracy theorist you think someone bought him out and just bought a small independent business owner real real estate deepest part of like sound like it's calling Mommy group so it's like a connection of online of all these mommies and unlike all over LA and what they do is they post people post s*** they need so like one of the moms just had two kids they don't have any wet wipes and so then all the other moms and then maybe transcend money for a second and figure out ways to set up in their Community like what do you need what do I have and then start some form of like trade or just giving people you know there was someone he set up a toilet paper Exchange old people who say they're Dickie to ship mad at you no it's not it's not good but I'm saying we can get a positive out of this through the people that make it through we can get a positive out of this in the positive is communities important to really important and it seems like it wasn't important cuz it seems like everything set up so you didn't have to engage with people it's not the right way to do it it's not good for anybody now that kind of life is not good in the Detachment that we had me that's why why do you think people have road rage on the highway you know when they are blocked in a little box separated from people in a way that they believe but they wouldn't have it in person it was just a piece of metal and glass separating from these people visit the other added factor of the heightened senses because of driving fast. I got to make quick movements so dumb things people do for elevated and turn even the more dumb yeah because of the world the beach because the sonars messing up their ability to communicate with each other it's like there's this kind of technological sonar that is completely made of disconnected from the earth essentially like our Earth connection has been replaced by a technological connectnow technology having exactly the same thing you have witches they want to be happy you know she's feeling the connection between people when you're with someone I know I don't know if you ever done that but just like the next time you're around anybody that you're like buying ship from or that you don't normally just kind of go by feel like that cannot even feel it there's an energetic connection that you can feel their that's easy to overlook the week is another good example start Sunday in the evening and ends Friday in the afternoon and you give out hours of sleep on Wednesday that's it it's horrendous to go through and it's pretty entertaining as an instructor cuz you can totally f*** with the students cuz they're off their rocker by Tuesday afternoon but almost all of the attrition occurs from Sunday night until I'd say Tuesday morning and beyond that you're probably going to make it through cuz you've invested so much but device that I was given when I went through was don't look at hell week as a 5-day pipeline just make it to your next meal they have to feed you every 6 hours so if stack 6 hours on 6 hours and 6 hours and just focus on getting to the next meal doesn't matter how much I'm in pain doesn't matter how cold am I can just get to the next meal or get a reprieve a mental reset and I can continue on that's that in combination with some you know the mental toughness is how you approach and set your goals and then resilience in my definition of resilience would be the ability to get bent and come back stronger than you were before how you do that is by bending yourself as often as possible which you do all the time by running Sprints or you don't mean that you're doing that stuff you're mentally tough because of that and if you can apply that resilience to approaching setting an approaching your goals from digestible perspectives you can accomplish insane amount so that's really what I mean it's a physical test or just testing the mind can the individual ignore the big and focus on the small can you do the stuff that you need to do and not get overwhelmed regardless if your exhausted hungry cold and it is it's not a complex training program that there's the ocean there's the beach there's some telephone poles or some boats and then later on WE introduce scuba gear and towards the tail end of it that you know some Demolition and pistol and rifle hungry cold it is it's not a complex training program that there's the ocean there's the beach there's some telephone poles or some boats and then later on WE introduce scuba gear and towards the tail end of it that you know some Demolition and pistol and rifle


    Andy Stumpf was Involved in the Rescue of Jessica Lynch | Joe Rogan
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    no I was listening to a podcast I didn't know that you were involved in the rescue of Jessica Lynch it was the second target that we hit and the first invasion of Iraq that's crazy it was an odd series of events you know we went over there I had just finished the selection process for the East Coast command and they actually there are the best way to describe it there are multiple squadrons inside of that command that's what they're all have the same skillset but you need multiple so want to be unemployment while another one is training and the other one is resting you want to get into a mental rotation cycle so at the end of selection acts number of people get partitioned off each one of those and it takes time to get up to speed because the selection tactics in the way that you trainer they're good but you get better as you were working with the guys have more experience specifically The Real World experience and so they pulled us out of selection about a month early and see over to augment the Karzai detail in Afghanistan at the very tail end I mean nothing happened with a skating you know you're determined to that point and it's one of the worst missions because you can't is very reactive security detail stuff you can't really do anything until somebody else does something so you already behind the power curve to my least favorite Mission said I think but we came back from that and then the until started kicking off for Iraq and they sent it over to Saudi Arabia and we were there for probably somewhere between seven to ten days that's where I watch Bush give the speech no snob Hussain has any was 24 hours to comply or turn himself in whatever it was and we had already taken a look at we knew before going over there that there were two or three objectives that we were going to look at we had already basically planned missions that we were going to do while we're in Virginia Beach we were planning for stuff and Iraq's we continue the planning in Saudi Arabia in the number one hit was the number one chembio Target in Iraq so to do that you have to get all the s*** on this is called mopp gear mission-oriented protective posture so I can chemical chembio suit gas mask which compounds a lot of stuff you have all your normal shift on anyway like those guys carrying quickie saws in a hazmat suit with a gas mask on breathing through a blower on their back over working the blower and it's amazing how close to Suffocation of actually come inside of a gas mask it's the worst feeling ever but that you're sucking so hard for hair that the math is like stink bugs you're not supposed to be physically exerting yourself while you wearing that thing there's a there's a canister on the side how much weight do you carry it around in those days was probably bodyweight + 8200 lb and it turned down after that because the actual amount of real-world experience at that time was low and a drastically increased so you like you know I think I need the pocket and then you would need it for months so I need to get rid of this goddamn pocket because it carries sweat and oh yeah there's gear that I wore towards the end was substantially different than the you that I Ward towards the beginning I trimmed I mean I think I probably had 10 magazines on me like that first started I think the last appointment they do cherry 441 in the gun and no pistol things changed over time but the ability to move cuz then I would need less food and I would need less water not actually be mobile but on this target so is it for our helicopter ride in we're sitting there we have all of our mop your own but not our masks and we're doing a mid-air Refuel on a C-130 so yet a 47cc know the big double propeller Sobe the rotor blades on top of helicopter they're hooked up next to a C-130 in-flight refueling missile goes underneath the C-130 is like see you boys later bombs out and it like the C-130 bailed when the but so you're just sitting there waiting for 3 and 1/2 you know 3 and 3/4 hours in about 10 minutes out you start getting your gas mask and stuff long to get a stuff that drape and you know night vision goggles to repair your field of view sucks Terrible's weird which is why you've noticed when people who are actually using them they will all constantly have movement in their head because they're increasing their field of view and up and down and that's when you can Orient them to a good offset to your I now imagine putting a gas mask in between your eye and the lens of the night vision goggle figure taken already limited field of view and putting it into a so distraught the first combat Target I've ever been on so and you're 18 years 2525 you still going to graduate and then you know continue on and I was in like a third or fourth 47 that went in so you finally get all of your stuff on you know you have a blower on your back so there's ways that you can help the canister if you just have the canister on your mask it's a lot like breathing through a few straws shove in your mouth if you maintain a loan of heart rate and you're totally chill you're fine but as your heart rate goes up in your demand you know for oxygen goes up your really limited so they have no you can put on your back the blower to battery power blower that will basically push air into the mask and it gives you I would say more buffer space it's like almost like a positive pressure and if you're not doing much is actually really nice it's just Jammin Eridan face and it works well unless you put your weapon swing over the top of that to which is exactly what I did it was terrible so we come in number one can buy or Target in Iraq and we had looked at it from the perspective of like air conditioning specialists and when the owl from Architects to what we could encounter on the ground Potential Threat satellite imagery of historical stuff and we get there and by the time I even got on the ground there was already a firefight going on the helicopter that I was in head 27 rounds come to the helicopter not a single person with her guys are like reaching out to like scratch their ass and like around come through and dismiss everybody Jesus Christ the door gunner standing next to me got shot right in the head in about a minute out that was my first exposure to combat just over and helicopter lands and you go and by the time I got to the front door of that structure I was probably as close to being unconscious do this fixation is I often m coming down and instantaneously we could tell that it was agricultural school like the intelligence was so horribly and Incredibly off when I came to that I just ripped my mask off at some point I would have rather died from whatever horrendous disease could have been in there then suffocate and then you know we cleared through it and I knocked my night vision goggles off with a sledgehammer and go back to the shitshow so we get back from that the next morning we wake up and remember having a cup of coffee with a buddy of mine has like a man I don't think we're going to get out of this if things keep going like they did last night and shortly after that a few days after that we got word that Jessica had been captured so we forward staged and went up to Nigeria and the information that we had going into the hospital is that it was a FedEx hotbed like 50 to 500 people was the expected amount of resistance so we can have and we can fit 27 people in the helicopter so that's what we launched in the back of our head and force me to meet any resistance inside of the structure and it actually was kind of business-as-usual looking back like there was nothing exciting about that Target whatsoever people in the modern-day if they were to action that Target now with the experience if they have that you wouldn't even register on the radar Scopes amount of the little little amount of resistance that was encountered outside of the discs would be another day at the office of that and then there was a lot of dispute about that was accurate there was a member she actually tell you cleared up a lot of it she was not responsible for a lot of the things that were said because he was deep into the repatriation process into I mean her she's f***** up to this day when I sat down I thought I could sit across the table she had never sat down and talked to somebody who was there it was when did you meet her I went out again it was one of the earlier episodes I told my side of the story and we were able to like Salem gaps and we sat across the table just like this and she still wears a brace she came and gave me a huge hug and I didn't know what to expect them to her physically but my understanding the vast majority of her injuries came from when her Humvee wrecked I do not believe she was buckled her strapped in so she got just pounded and she would not treated well you know it's guys are going to get the same mind you're going to get raped if you're a male or a female really oh yeah for sure and he captured oh yeah for sure if you're male or female you're not going to have a good go of it for sure and again I'm not an exact expert on what happened specifically with her but from my understanding she experienced that as well as medical issues but when we she was in bad shape when we pulled her out of the hospital for sure but then so then I remember there were two people with us that were carrying video cameras and there was a little bit of footage that was taken from that like when she was in the hospital bed in the hospital and a lot the rest of it was from the cameras on the helicopters and some of the sensors overhead but the narrative from that not a word was said by anybody that was there actually getting that objective or from her and I think my hypothesis is you know we were month into that wore a lot of that war was based on we need to go rid this country in this dictator of there wmds we hadn't found any from PR perspective wise it wasn't probably going as well as they wanted it to do and they wanted to have a PR Victory but this stuff that was said the stuff that made the news all this stuff that got blown out of proportion none of that came from the people that were actually there all the layers on top of it I remember I remember some of the first sports they were saying that she was going to be the first female Medal of Honor recipient that she had fought until she had her you know she expanded her last round and then was finally overtaken and you talked to her and she or she never even loaded weapon or weapons Jam Chichi never said that she fought and then I remember people talking about you never said any of that I mean it takes time understand the details of what happened she was not in a headspace to give a debrief you know she was literally being flown probably did Germany for her first round of countless surgeries and she's going to need to spend time with a therapist and a counselor I would assume she what I'm saying before but they're going to let you know they're going to do it robust medical treatment and that's really not the time to dive into the details of her exact actions and we left the next morning and flew into Baghdad like 3 days later like it was just another day on the job off and running it was cool because it was the first rescue uspw since World War II and so the rescue of her was she was rescued from the hospital and so they had abused her and then taking her to a hospital I get a little grainy on the details of what happened in between the wreck in only picked her up because there are conflicting narratives there are there are I know what the correct word would be stories or there are reports they attempted to put her into an ambulance and bring her back to US forces but at the same time the fedayeen were using ambulances is basically military fighting Vehicles so they said that when they try to do that the ambulance was shot at which makes sense if there was a a trend of people using an ambulance as a military vehicle that would make sense and they would get turned around so they might have tried to bring her back you know that hospital was being used as a setting staging point because there I mean they're not dumb people they understand we're not going to likely bomb hospitals or relay structures so use them to their military Advantage Wow Wow in this is your second your second real how crazy that mean that story was a giant story in the media about the war and people trying to sort out what was true versus what was the you know the publicity narrative I would say on average take 90% of what you that story was a giant story in the media about the war and people trying to sort out what was true versus what was the you know the publicity narrative I would say on average take 90% of what you hear off the top 90%


    Why Navy SEAL Andy Stumpf Got into Jiu-JItsu
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    seems like that's one of those things are once you get through and once you get through buds once you get through hell week once you get through all the difficult physical tasks and it you actually become a seal how many people maintain that sort of Goggins Jocko level of discipline and keep training constantly and how many people do the bare minimum it's hard to say there are people who slip what are the requirements once you once you've gone through all that s*** is very few when I was in in 2013 though I left last day of June to 2013 so if it is changed since then I don't know nothing about it but you know the Navy it obviously it's a Navy SEAL to you're governed by the United States Navy they make you do a PRT of physical Readiness test which is running pull-ups push-ups sit-ups and a swim I think because we're seals and your wife could meet the standards my eleven-year-old daughter could probably meet they're not crazy I'm saying to the bar if you trip over the bar at that point like you know your hamstrings not work her it just you suck but there are varying levels there are people who are very like the individuals that you're talking about and then there are others that will let it slip and I slip a percentage Point overtime and there's some you know obese disgustingly overweight seals not many bring in between so it's hard for me to give you like exact numbers on that I would say more guys Trend towards the Jocko Goggins realm because it's a very self-critique and community in most ways it's like working inside of a piranha tank and if there's a drop of blood there just delete you now we're very hard on each other for sure how much how many of them are involved in martial arts gym hard to say because I know it has drastically changed since I was in the amount of so I was before I sat down with Henry Gracie yesterday we were just talking about a lot about his interaction with law enforcement and how they got started and it was with the Rodney King riots actually didn't know that but that's when they started interfacing with law enforcement he had his dad the generation before him they started sitting on a panel you know talking about I think it's actually combatives with the hand on hand type stuff with it yes but that's where it started it's grown since then when I went through. I don't remember much discussion of martial arts at all there was Prisoner handling or you know detaining people and cutting them to terminating point would be to get their hands behind their back and flex cuff that we didn't use metal handcuffs way to use tie ties you know just cuz that you can put a lot you can slide him in your gear and just easily snatch on them but I think that it has drastically changed I have been in and I think a lot of that that was driven by individuals I mean I'm sure you see it I mean I feel so stupid being late to the game to Jiu-Jitsu and I know that it is definitely want to say invading all of those communities but it might be a good term inspecting it's just it's there's a Groundswell from guys we're learning on their own so it's increasing but it was not prevalent when I was in unless you were an individual practitioner doing it on your own or had a buddy that would do with you I would have assumed that it would have been a core part of training like from the beginning just to build character and to understand what happens if you do lose your gun if you are in a situation where you don't have a weapon well there's not a lot of situations in real life that you can point back to from my community where that has happened and quite frankly ego gets into the way and you'll hear guys say things like well what do I need to bro I do need to go Hands-On with anybody this is what I got right here best really just ego and what ends up happening is I was talking with him about this yesterday and I have a much better understanding of it now you can elicit actions from people if you don't know what you're doing if you do have to go Hands-On and you're trying to detain somebody but you're asking about how much I weigh right I want to hear I had so I'm that usually would float somewhere between 2:05 to 2:15 when I was in so add 80 to 90 pounds on top of that and now I'm kneeling on your back understand weight distribution I don't understand leverage I don't understand the way that the joints move that well and you're trying to comply but I'm applying so much weight to you that it's forcing you towards a fight or flight situation and you can you can increase the deadly deadliness of these situations unintentionally and get yourself into a position where you might have to take somebody's life but I didn't deserve it was actually your fault because you drove them to that point because you were not judiciously applying the pressure that you needed to see that with police when you watch videos get cops trying to detain suspects and then they lose control situation and it's purely because they don't have an understanding of how to control person a running of tools I had a ton of empathy for law enforcement if you're out on the streets and you have verbal commands than a taser and maybe a pepper sprays in there somewhere I don't even know if they still use that but then your next resources at gun and you rapidly go through all those options I other situations occur and I'm not trying to justify them in any way whatsoever but I understand what happens when you reached the limits of your tools and you're left with what you think is a life-threatening situation breaking down what goes wrong with the police when they're trying to detain someone admitted often times two and three on one and they wind up getting killed there's there's videos of guys having a suspect on the ground and the suspect is not trained in martial arts but unfortunately the cops aren't either and they're doing this things in hitting this person and trying to control me then the guy gets out gets to his car pulls out a gun and kills them and I've watched a video like that recently so the guy who got me into can get to the sheriff and I actually just the only reason I started it because I wanted him to shut up I had known him for like a year so we're my house drunk downstairs at the bar and he was like you know we're standing there drinking you try to play me like a standing head and arm pretty like this is how I would choke you is like if you start right now you'll never top music for stripe white belt at the time that it will be out shortly after he got pulled into and started Jiu-Jitsu because of Buddy at his attitude in your life or death fight where I live up in Kalispell Sheriff's Department on shift and a response time of 20 to 30 minutes in possible for sure so this guy goes out he's in the fight for his life and like two feet of snow in the winter time and I think that's a f****** problem right if you need to call for backup if they have procedures like I guess if you check in and then we're certain. Of time like me don't people start moving their car on the right direction start coming to you if you don't check in a long what time you know the lights and siren come on so other people came he was okay and he just got his brown belt not too long as a Savage what at so what happened to him obviously I wasn't there but it was he pulled somebody over for a particular reason I don't know what it was and this is an interesting thing to that I've come to understand better developing friendships with law enforcement you know they they come up to a car and they are just they're doing a stop and it's another touchpoint for their day but somebody in a car might be in the back of their mind thinking oh my God I have a misdemeanor or felony I might be going to prison for the rest of my life so two very different headspaces as they converge in this instance I believe it a pistol that was in between the driver seat and the little center console individual win for it somehow they came out of the car and it just became a scuffle at that point and they fought until other cops arrived and they squeak dog piled on the person and ended it and it was over I believe they were at that for like 10 to 15 minutes cheese and for people who don't understand how hard it is to go that hard for 10 or 15 minutes I mean f*** if they weren't in shape and that guy was that would have been deaf so he sound Jiu-Jitsu he just got his he's awesome but he started my buddy who made that comment and then I have started they'll do defensive tactics. I've helped him out twice while just go and I'll be a role player I'll just lay there on the ground and put my hands on my chest and I have to try to cost me and it's an eye-opening experience I mean I've been at this for 18 months I'll be the first to tell you I don't know s*** I'm at the point now where I'm starting to realize how little I actually know people about now correct yeah and it's it it's like a foreign language like I can kind of see a little bit of the alphabet but don't even think for a second that I'm trying to put together words yet let alone sentences and so I'll go in and I did I was a role player for two of those and pressing I saw some of the same stuff where you can elicit responses for people like I was I was resisting but not a crazy amount and the amount of pressure that they started like applying to me grabbing fingers and pulling my fingers back it it almost to me I like I wanted to ramp it up just like anybody else would solder without that skill or without that tool in their tool belt if you run out of options and its they mean they have a dangerous job back it it almost to me I like I wanted to ramp it up just like anybody else would so there without that skill or without that tool in their tool belt you run out of options and its they mean they have a dangerous job at it as it is


    Joe Rogan Reacts to LA Shutdown, Latest Coronavirus News
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    you have a hot take on this handy what's your hot take by get text messages from people saying you know give me the inside scoop as to what's happening and what I should do yeah and I don't have a good answer I have the same information sources that everybody else does my concern is protect people that are sick and people that are old my concern is that these decisions are being done by politicians and that they they want to do this so that they can be elected Cambria election that they don't want people to be upset at them for not acting and so they're making these decisions and they're not showing us exactly how they're going to get out of this like when you shutting down Los Angeles for a month did just staggering amount of people that are going to be in debt and then there's some number that we looked it up recently of the amount of people that live check to check it's crazy it's like half of America I saw I was that they cannot absorb an expense outside of the normal over $400 that's gone that's already gone so already most Americans are fuct now just with this dip and then they're talking about extending this to April 19th I just don't I don't know if they have a plan I don't know how they're going to buy their way out of this like what do you do how do you how do you help those folks I mean I'm the wrong person to ask about that but I would I would hope at least at the politician I'm sure there's an aspect always if you are a politician in the back of your mind I have to conduct myself in a way where I can get reelected like everything is probably viewed through that but I would hope at least that they're viewing it through the humanity perspective and as far as the decisions are making I don't think anybody knows what to do so they're doing something we all need to look at Idris Elba cuz that guy looks f****** great he does he's got it he's got it and he seems fine Tom Hanks he says he just kind of tired it's I can't make heads or tails of it because if you go the longer you spend on your phone I think the more or your computer I think the more confused you actually become because I don't know but to be honest who's telling the truth and who is not their stories of people saying hey I tested positive for this I don't have any symptoms hey I live in Italy three people are dead in my hallway and I got sick and I don't feel that good and then you watch people walking around in zombie apocalypse suits with you know mopp level 4 gear on not listening to you know how they look on the beach yesterday and you know the people that huge social problems that I want to be near each other and from what I can tell from what I'm reading it again it's so heads or tails you know what you basically have to be caught on her Snead's owner touches surface that one of these infected people touched word close proximity and the people on the beach walking around and hazmat suits it's a wild time because of that because there's no clear information because you sing some people look really healthy and then you seen the stories that come out of Italy Italy is Italy has one of the oldest populations they they have a lot of old people and a s*** ton of smokers those two factors a huge here because this is a respiratory disease. They also have in comparison to the rest of the world more Generations living in a single household yes I would imagine is going to be you know as there's those Generations move on you're going to have high-risk people living with people who are low-risk but mine are transmitting it crazy just got back from Disneyland how like the fact they put that he just got back from Disneyland's it's all heart string pulling stuff but then if you go deep into the story this this young man just got over a testicular cancer he had bronchitis and he had asthma so there's a lot going on that had the deck stacked against the deck stacked against immune-compromised for sure because of coming off of the testicular cancer and then I but that with asthma and bronchitis and then he gets a respiratory disease those are the people that really have to worry and I really wish there was a clear way to help them other than shutting down everything for a month I was talking to Evan Hafer this morning called out of the blue and we were having kind of a conversation about this and he brought something up that just about the you know the narrative and it to me what's happening right now is is it's interesting from a cup prospectus for one I traveled in World enough and seen people living in a variety of different living conditions that right now in my opinion at least people are getting a glimpse into what it is like to live in the non first world where when maybe even have a grocery store but if you do that you can't get everything that you want and you can't travel all you know when you always want to know you don't have the freedom of movement that you want a lot of people live their life take the virus out of the equation a lot of people live life day today and situations just like this or much worse so I think it's should be eye-opening hopefully for people that there's a thin margin between the old Xs and luxury that we have in the first world and how fast that can be removed we can start stepping down that staircase and it shows to me you know I try to view the videos you see online of people fist fighting for a toilet paper I think those are the anomaly not try not to let you in we paint the norm I don't think most people are doing that but there are people that are doing that and they're people who are going in and they're hoarding and buying it and I don't think the toilet papers are good example I can give you 15 different ways to wipe your ass without toilet paper like you're going to be okay like it do you have a garden hose maybe we can start there I'm not even as the most yeah the clothes yeah what do you want to hit me and I have had many make it cleaner I didn't really check I don't have too much time but I've had many days where I started with two socks and ended with one I've had t-shirts that became tank tops I mean there's options that you have none of those I'm recommending for anybody but what I'm saying is the toilet paper we're talking about right before we went on when people get drunk couple of the layers of their protective like this is who I want to portray myself as you and what I see are people who are super concerned about me and far less concerned about we and the conversation I was having with Devin was you know it'd be great if we were talking about you know the people who are going to get crushed and I'm not an expert by any stretch of the ones already talked about a living paycheck-to-paycheck elderly who are in the high-risk category there on Social Security fixed-income and they can't even go out right now because they don't feel comfortable getting groceries at people going to get destroyed and I would love to have a conversation about a social construct or relationship that we have where we start talking about you know what we going to do to get food and Aid to these people what am I going to do to come together and help everybody out so that assholes and Target hoarding toilet paper to me a lot of that is driven by and a lot of is driven by Panic and believe me I'm not an expert at all probably on anything in my life but one thing that I have some experience in his surviving and thriving and high-risk situations that are high stress which is kind of what's going on right now is a different type of stress in the most dangerous thing you can do is lose control your emotions or let your emotions take over your decision-making cycle which is what I see people doing and it's it's so dangerous and I think we need to start finding ways to back away from that and start talking about the we greater than me I don't think there's a toilet there's a shortage of people with common sense we're buying too much toilet paper which is freaking other people out so they're buying too much stuff which they don't actually be which is freaking up an automated system affect a fear Kaskade it's not good it's not good it's all so this is the first time we as a nation have been tested like this with it with a crisis where the country had to shut down without any experience in it so we don't know what to expect what I hope is it it gives me a little bit of flashes is the right after 9:11 because we have had time for the country shut down but was very very brief but I remember like the solidarity after 9/11 it was all about we and you had about me and I hope that it trends that direction because who knows when this is going to end I mean my kids are out of school I think for the year per day at school what is Artie you know they're actually doing a really good job, these locations you can get free meals that's assuming the kid has a way to get there because Montana's scalable write a million people in the entire State the states f****** massive it's not out of control California's 40 million f****** people in this in one spot it's so Preposterous and there's so much poverty there's so many people that were barely hanging on as it is and now they're off the cliff and they don't know what to do and there's no real protection set in place now to keep them from being evicted in leave you know I don't like unscrupulous landlords people have been looking for a reason to get released people in the first place f*** man who knows who know who knows what's going to go on what's real confusing it's real confusing and it be seen the stats like the Jamie maybe put this up on the screen because it's kind of it's it's it's really kind of crazy that this is the choice that they've made to shut everything down right now got to we got here Thursday so a day before they made that decision and the decision was made last night and went into effect in exactly the same amount of people are still out I mean there's no real law I mean it was more of a recommendation than anything but they do have to close businesses will I think they're helping the people do buy into a social contract like maybe we can care about the we over me but I just you see people not doing that one it was more of a recommendation than anything but they do have to close businesses will I think they're hoping that people do buy into a social contract like maybe we can care about the we over me but I just you see people not doing that when they're pressed and that and that gets rough


    Joe Rogan on Why Jiu-jItsu Guys Should Know Judo
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    I'm pretty good thing about a month ago actually on the mats I was climbing on a guy's back was a good lesson for me to I was sleep over the top I got both of my hands involved and he rolled and snap my head into the mat and I didn't have a Chase planted and I didn't again I don't have s*** so I'm learning is a mistake that I haven't made since then but hooks in and was kind of just getting too involved in that traffic moving in the same thing the headache for a few days afterwards wild when they they try to get out of things not that's a particularly dangerous move when someone's on your back and you decided it's kind of a dick head move really what would have been okay if I had at least one post but like I said I was I wasn't thinking about that was me standing that he turned aliens turtled ending is tricky as f*** because they can just throw themselves backwards and on concrete or that's a game over it's a death sentence mean you're bi LG thought about that afterwards because you will see people who know I'm here because I want to learn to protect myself in the street and if I had done that on the street and had my head cracked on concrete and I have been waking up in the hospital or not at all you got to kick their legs out in those situations if you have someone's back and you're standing you got to you got to mean that the options that exist that don't exist in Jiu-Jitsu one of them is you kick their f****** legs out if you have someone's back you know you actually kick their leg you don't just just jump on them with the hooks in on concrete it's just too dangerous before you get to that position you you want to yank them and do something trip them do something to to get rid of their base but someone is strong that's so dangerous cuz someone is carry on their back and just throw themselves backwards me to hardwood floor anything or even against a building or a car to the ground or standing Guillotine front position so that's another one that's really f****** dangerous man with Guillotines I say guy shoots in with for a takedown and a guy grabs a guillotine pulls back and in this guy's head is the host of the wrong OK a guy on Team Alpha Male on Urijah Faber's team when it became paralyzed for life that way yeah in training in training shooting for the takedown and the guy gets 18 and they all all their weight together falls on this guy's head and his neck compresses in his neck breaks and he loses his his ability to move the rest of his life that's a common one in fact it's not common but it's happened multiple times and I'm aware of any imagine on the street you know someone tries to take you down on the street and you elevate and go into a guillotine position they fall down and slam if I can head first in your crack it open probably too yeah it's just there's so many I mean one thing that is a good criticism about you Jitsu is the lack of takedowns and that is a a real fact in any sort of real-world situation the hope is if you're in a bar or something like that there's a scramble most things wind up on the ground that's true until you deal with a skilled opponent and if you deal with a skilled opponent who has takedown defense and then you're stuck in the situation we're all right now you're in a realm where you're a white belt and this guy's a black belt like if someone is a problem wrestler who can strike a terrible position to be in and we saw that with a lot of in the early UFC a lot of Jiu-Jitsu black belts just didn't have takedowns and then they would get involved the wrestler would easily stuff their take down and the rest was a better Striker and those guys got f***** up yet imagine. It's not good I mean the only thing a lot of guys did their back and try to pull guard and try to entice a guy into coming to their back and then they would kick off their back like those Hixson use those those tactics when he fought punakaiki by kicking out his knee hyperextending is Nephi School rugged yeah that's a common common technique you know a guy standing over you and your on your back posting up you hyperextend Disney it's just like Jude always the best at my opinion for someone who's wearing clothes you know I think every Jiu-Jitsu guy would really greatly benefit from having a good comprehensive knowledge of of Judo how deep would you go to a good thing to learn magic. Fresno Kaiser so freaky chimp strong some of the freakiest champ strong guys ever roll with what you do people cuz you know players mad they're just all everything is to constantly this they're constantly grabbing it. Everything is a human body explosive moving like sandbag training with another 200 pound person all the time or or larger women like Ronda Rousey strong that woman is freakishly strong because she her whole body was designed to you know throw bodies around through a human body made it's like weightlifting right like when are you ever weight lifting your whole body well maybe if you're squatting or maybe your bench pressing if you accept was drunk or deadlifting advisable to do that with her whole body and your whole body weight is way more difficult to control cuz it's moving and resisting and if it's no try picking up a dead body or person who's out cold it's f****** hard you going to a person your wiggle I had to pick up a dude is 195 lb and I'll pick him up and he's out cold that's hard that person also resisting you know it's like they're some of the freakiest strongest people in the world just sit down when I start with you do people that really work with you and whose technique oriented not someone who just wants you to spot all the time cuz things that happened with Jude a lot when people are just getting involved in that there is a lot of scrambling on the feet that could put your legs in a compromised position weenie blows out how much your time watching the UFC how many of the takedowns UCR Judah based it's not that often but some guys are really good at it and the guys that are really good at it comes up you know there's there's there's some guys back when Karo parisyan was fighting Caro was a great judo player who is it in the early earlier days the successful UFC was one of the better Judo guys and he would hit he would hit hip tosses and all kinds of different judo throws all the time and Rhonda of course you would do it all the time too but with Rhonda that was basically the only way she would take you down with with like upper body grab should grab shoot her moves like to grab with grab the head and then take people down with that Andy and Yu's Judo but it does happen it but it only happened you know what happens with Sky grass shoot her moves like to grab with grab the head and then take people down with that in the end used you do but it does happen it but it only happened you know what happens with skilled players but it wouldn't when it does happen it's like it's a it's a big surprise often times like whoa


    Controlling the Urge to Panic During Coronavirus Pandemic w/Andy Stumpf | Joe Rogan
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    the numbers right to hospitalizations Intensive Care Unit admission case-by-case fatality percentage is reported for covid-19 by 18 covid-19 by age group so this is up until March 16th which is a couple days ago so 0 2 1923 cases 1.6 to 2.5 or hospitalized 0 ICU zerofatality so then you get 2244 that's U7 five cases 14.3 to 20.8 hospitalizations 224 ICU and 0.1 20.2 case-fatality you got to think those people pre-existing conditions just looking at those numbers 45 to 54 that's my age group 429 cases less for some weird reason 21 to 28 hospitalization 5.4 to 10.4 Isis 1.4 to 2.6 fatality again you got to thank those people pre-existing conditions and it gets all the way up to really old let's go to 85 + is Callens age that's count 844 Hospital 144 cases 31 out of 144 270 hospitals HR 31.3 to 7.3 hospitalization 62209 ICU fatalities 10 to 20 the vast majority of fatalities you looking at people between 75 and 84 which is 4.3 to 10.5 and then 85 + which is 10.4 to 20 7.3 so it's obviously not good for really old people it looks like you got a 25% fatality rate at the worst case scenario for hospitalized people that have the case but again for young healthy people it's not what it's being it's not it's not the big monster that everybody thinks it is I mean there's a people running around terrified that are young and healthy well then there's no concern is older folks Spectrum to their is the young people running around terrified and healthy and then there's the people who are mobbing beaches in Florida on spring break saying inaccurate but I would imagine the number because of the lack of testing but there's percentages are probably still the same you know I think there's probably bigger numbers yeah but kids are just going to be kids man you get 18 year olds on the beach in Florida there they're not worried about catching the covid-19 that is their brains aren't even form yet yeah my nine-year-old says they have monkey brains I'll try to explain to the 90 what are the development of the frontal lobe is and I'm like you know cuz you were just talking about I like I talk to my kids like their kids but also talk to them like they're adults I do the same thing that I I lay things out and then I explained so I lay things out like Adelaide to an adult and then I'm like your frontal lobe the part of your brain that makes the decisions and it's not fully developed you're 25 years old until you see the little nine-year-old brain spinning I go it's not really ready yet she said she's like so it's like squishy brain I go exactly 9 year old Dracula explain to my wife and then her and I had this little conversation about squishy brain and I'm like this is this with the frontal lobe is this is like when you see people that are young they're doing stupid things not even necessarily that they're stupid they're just acting it is there wild you know they're there their free their parents probably tell him what to do too much the school tells me what to do much their job tell them what to do too much and then they're out and have a couple f****** Miller High Life by the way we seen the coronavirus song yet Depot so that I so want to see it I want you to Jamie we can play it yeah I might have washed it fiber that's okay you're right but the gentleman who who made it these guys them at one of them reached out to me f***** up Reggie Baybee be2 and then there's a f****** Reggie Baybee e to_that's a fake account those comments and also I accidentally tagged the fake account at first but now I got the real f****** hoaxer who's pretending to be him the fake one is the one that has the underscore afternoon to those pieces of s*** that's the real dude Reggie baby about her mom you know which we should be and I'm concerned about my parents as well you know and more concerned that people are freaking out and it you know there's a lot of people around that have never been tested and they're not good under stress and this is a this is a very unusual stress because there's no clear answer not from the president not from the the doctors is not no one has a real clear answer of how to fix this when it can be fixed and when you hear things about like a vaccine will be available in 18 months it what will and if you continue reading that says if it is available in 18 months that would be three times faster than normal wow so that would be on the very front Leading Edge it would be possible to get in people's hands normal would be 3x that in osterholm who died was on the podcast really sparked a lot of people to take this very seriously there's excellent podcast by the way and that we are far too flippant about how we and if it's not there right in our face they don't allocate resources towards those kind of things I think are society's got a defined by its success and luxury yeah and when you live in that environment and I'm not saying it negatively at all but if you live in that environment if you never leave that environment if you don't bend yourself before the world ends of a little bit shift going to come off the rails when you get pressed itself I mean I have no over if I get the virus in how that plays itself out and I cannot control that but I can control my behavior and how I act and try to exude calm like when it comes to my kids are my family my friends and my Social Circle but yeah I wish I wish I hope that people on the other side of this because it's not going to be the end of the world but I hope on the other side gives them in it a greater understanding and appreciation in perspective of what we have how lucky we are and then just maybe to think about people what's the obesity rate in the US right now at 40% instead of allowing that access and you know luxury to Define you know how about that something you can control people in my experience to spend a lot of time energy and effort focusing on things that take not control and that is definitely one thing that I learned from my old job is that at some point you have to surrender the emotional and mental horsepower on the things that you can't control it only focus on the things that you can which is specifically yourself that you can't control what happens to you but you can control how you receive what happens to you and being scared allowing that to make the decision making process for you is what gets people in substantial trouble job sexy it can be quite terrifying and the number one rule of firefight if you get into a gunfight is to win but the first thing you need to do is you need to shoot back with overwhelming Firepower superiority and then you have to maneuver might have to pin your enemy in place when you have to maneuver but let's say that you get ambushed when you're on the receiving end of that and so you take any behind a wall and bullets are snapping over your head and you don't want to move because you're scared and you think I'm going to die so you have fear of death which is totally real and it can paralyzed people and instead of moving you sit there and other people maneuver around you that fear of death preventing you from doing the things that you had control over shooting back maneuvering coordinating with your team that fear paralyzes you and external circumstances with the Enemy that you're fighting maneuver around you and then they're going to end up killing it with the reason you didn't move is he allowed that emotion to take over your decision-making process you have to detach the two chocolate talks about it a lot and it's just reinforced consoling in training and in operations overseas and I'll be like that's if people ask what should I do when my biggest thing is just try to remain as objective as possible you see people freaking out that doesn't mean that you need to freak out and you don't know the way I've had it described me that made up a big influence on me in the way I think about things if you think about two circles like an archery target there's only two circles or the Bullet entering which is super small and then where are you when I need you with the big ring I guess it goes 10 9 8 out whatever the lowest scoring ring is that'll be the other ones you get two circles and the big circle is your circle of concern and the small circle is your circle of influence I see and the dangerous thing that I see often does people spending all their time with their energy and effort on the circle of concern what's going on in the stock market what's going on on Fox News what's going on on CNN Sharon back-and-forth things on but they're probably him have them aren't even true anyway no research put into it is there going to be enough toilet paper what do I do about this they don't have control over any of those things but that's the stuff that they're worried about and the only thing that you should spend your time energy and effort working on other things directly inside of your circle of influence and even decided that one there could be the circle of control and what do you have control over at all times the things that come out of your mouth how you behave whether or not you allow your emotions override your decision making process the way that you can whether or not you decide to work out as opposed to shoving 4000 excess calories in your face every single day you focus on those things and put your time energy and effort in there you're going to get through stressful situations just fine because you actually have more mental capacity because you're trimming off of the things you can't control the thing about things you can't control those some people or their they're thinking that this is one of those things that if you were a paranoid person and you Captain worried about the future you would have already stockpiled enough food and toilet paper and ammo and all these different things so that you were ready for this where his people they were just concentrating on day-to-day life didn't act didn't think a balance between I mean is it reasonable for everybody to have 5 years of food at their house stockpiled enough food and toilet paper and ammo and all these different things so that you were ready for this where his people that were just concentrating on day-to-day life didn't act didn't think a balance between I mean is it reasonable for everybody to have 5 years of food at their house


    Andy Stumpf Gets Honest About Navy Seal Training | Joe Rogan
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    you're a sociopath and then they're out there they are out there a few I went to I went through bus with a sociopath leaving on her man with my buds class is still in jail for chopping people up and then disposing of their bodies with his wife back from at least once and might have had multiple times but they would go to bars find a couple continue the after party afterwards elicit an argument some type of exchange they killed I believe as a man and woman chop them up he used to work at a grocery store chain so he knew the day the very cyclical removing of the garbage cans are they got 10% of the landfill more often so we dispose of the body bodies in multiple restore garbage dumpsters and then they eventually got caught because in the middle of the night they broke into a Hooters to steal t-shirts and got caught by the cops and I believe it was in her purse they found a Spyderco knife with like hair and like basically tissues still on the knife I think the woman's ID high-level criminal it really thought this one through yeah of course you will. Why the f*** are you breaking into Hooters screens your knife you dirty b**** but again so this is a sociopath's out there and in this is another thing that I try to tell people off in the best people that I ever was around my entire life was in The Shield community and my mortal enemies in the worst people I've ever seen on the face of the Earth was in the seal Community as well he was the honor man in my bud class which if I look back if he had he had passed more Evolutions from a statistical perspective than anybody else in the class they weren't Act viewing him through the lens of is this person honorable or does he know they weren't grading and by his Integrity but it just goes to show you that no selection process is perfect and if you can't separate an individual from an occupation or a uniform or a black belt right if you think that because you have a black belt that you're going to be an awesome person or because somebody to seal that are going to be a great person stand f***** by and it's not the norm but I'm not I'm not I don't want him as the anomaly to paint the norm but it's important for people to remember that those people are out there and again they can leverage from my back when they can leverage the fascination curiosity people wanted to give back your most common questions that I get from people as you know how can I thank people for their service and we both a just say thank you and then am I answer them as be as you know provide him an opportunity if you feel it's necessary but don't allow them don't do anything for them and don't give them any special treatment make him earn it because then you can get a true look at the individual as opposed to perhaps just a shiny object but you were focusing on before so treat them as an individual thank them but treat them as if it is as an individual and judge them based on the merits of their behavior and there were one-hundred-percent not real thin there it's their background if you have a job you know you okay I want to provide opportunities for veterans no problem provide the opportunities for veterans but treat them exactly like the person who is in the cubicle next to him if it's in that environment obviously if you hold the person that was a non veteran to a certain Stan you better hold it back into the same standard don't let him get away with anything because it doesn't help them either you know it it it helps everybody in the organization if you set the standard and make sure everybody hold it it's Insidious to an organization to set a standard and why is this guy get special treatment seal and if that person is sociopathic or they are you know there's a bell curve there's a top 10% in the the top in the bottom 10% of his net bottom 10% by holding to that standard you're going to get an objective Viewpoint of that as opposed to just being blinded by whatever baby it's interesting but only you can say that or someone in your position can say that it's very difficult for someone is a non veteran to say anything remotely close to that will help they listen then because they don't need to say that they just need to if they needed to live that they need to structure their organization with that framework so its objective not subjective dislike people look at being a CEO it's not a Harry Potter wand I have probably at familiarity and comfort with weapons and tactics more than your average person but if I'm being completely honest about my old job I could teach a monkey to do most of the things that I did I'm serious I could teach a monkey to do the things that we did is not we're not out there doing you're out there doing you know we find an individual how are we going to get there okay let's figure it out when you get there the standards we get on target everything is based on tactics and standard operating procedures are ttp's tactics techniques and procedures and everybody is trained of those standards so you know what to expect from somebody whether they're from the East Coast team or a West Coast team you can meet in the middle and we are taught to clear rooms the same way and it's just it's it's not complicated actually the blade of make us less effective and efficient would be to make it complicated the simpler that you can make it. that makes sense I mean it makes but it's also the mind of a seal like the type of person that can get through buds that's that's complicated that's complicated than just being able to control your mind you know one of the things that you said in one of the more times you talked about it was someone who's able to keep their world small Utah small exit people that applies to what's happening right now too so what you're talking about you know buds is a physical test actually I would say haven't gone back as an instructor which I learned much more about the process applying the curriculum as opposed to going through it because as a student you just like her as an instructor I can look at the entire curriculum in the story arc of where you start on day one and the product you're going to get at the end it's a physical test but we're using the body to test the mind we're stressing the body we're going to make you tired hungry hypothermic we're going to get you so exhausted the point that you're going to hallucinate and we're going to take a look at how you behave do you value we over me know one of the first things they do in buds your explain the concept of the swim buddy and you don't get to go anywhere farther than 6 feet away from another human being for that 6-month time. that is the opposite of most people's mentality and you can test it really on you yell at him you said hey you got 30 seconds to go to run out to the ocean and get wet and in the first few days they just take off and they start running because they forgot about this one but either me Centric and so you bring them back and you punish them the individual that made that choice and then also this one buddy you know to reinforce that people there are consequences to other people from your behaviors and after about two weeks you really can't separate people from their swing by so it's a and then it should have been getting point where you can instill this philosophy of we is greater than me just one of the most beautiful things I think from the seal Community if you talk to people or my experience has been as in talking to people in their most dire moments where things are getting the worst are often more concerned about the people to their left and right than they are about themself my biggest fear probably I know it was in the seal Community but to this day is that I am not going to be there when somebody needs me why was my biggest fear in the seal community that I was live up to the standard of the people to the left and right held at me and that they were going to suffer for it I was more concerned about letting them down to myself getting hurt or killed and that starts with that ethos from SEAL training but it's not a complicated course we're stressing the body to stress the mind and if you look at the people who make it through so when I went back as an instructor as a student when you're going through training if somebody next to you quit so you never see them again but there's no hey dude what the f*** are you doing like they're just gone can you continue on with your day because you just want to graduate program as an instructor you can talk to those people and you can ask really important questions my favorite question is why you said you this was your lifelong goal this is all you've ever wanted to do you left a D1 scholarship to come here because you saw no for yourself no value in higher education and he wanted to come to the zoo with me didn't you quit why time and time and time again and try would get from the students as they got over with so they were doing the opposite of keeping their world small cuz there's two ways you can look at Bud's its 180 days long and then plus or minus one or two or you can look at it as a sunrise and a sunset hundred eighty times so you can look at pie and go oh my God I have to eat this whole thing where you can look at a slice and eat the slice and not worry about the rest of the slices and keep doing that and doing that until the training process is complete hell week is another good example of start Sunday in the evening and ends Friday in the Community about 2 hours of sleep on Wednesday that's it it's horrendous to go through and it's pretty entertaining as an instructor cuz you can totally f*** with the students cuz they're off their rocker by Tuesday afternoon but almost all of the attrition occurs from Sunday night until I'd say Tuesday morning and beyond that you're probably going to make it through cuz you've invested so much but the advice that I was given when I went through was don't look at how weak as a 5-day pipeline just make it to your next meal they have to feed you ever so if I can stack 6 hours on 6 hours and 6 hours and just focus on getting to the next meal doesn't matter how much I'm in pain doesn't matter how cold am if I can just get to the next meal or get a reprieve a mental reset and I can continue on that's that in combination with some you know the mental toughness is how you approach and set your goals and then resilience in my definition of resilience will be the ability to get bent and come back when you were before the way you do that is by bending yourself as often as possible which you do all the time by running Sprints or you don't mean that you're doing that stuff you're mentally tough because of that and if you can apply that resilience to approaching setting an approaching your goals from digestible perspectives you can accomplish insane amount so that's really what I mean it's a physical test or just testing the mind can the individual ignore the big and focus on the small can you do the step that you need to do and knock it over regardless if you're tired exhausted hungry cold and that's really all it is it's not a complex training program that there's the ocean there's the beach there's some telephone poles are some boats and then later on WE introduce scuba gear and towards the tail end of it that you know some Demolition and pistol and rifle how many days can you stay awake for where it becomes dangerous to your health I don't know it's dangerous for their health in hell week is there's a huge safety Network for them you don't see it as a student because you're so just task saturated there are MD's walking around all over the place that people constantly know we're checking the temperature of the water will take core body temperature is on the students were keeping a very good eye and we're bothering them because by about Wednesday they're brain-dead I don't know how long you can stay awake without suffering from severe physical consequences of sleep in the whole week on the wall at the bus compound it pays to be a winner and the inverse of that is incredibly true it does not pay to be a loser in the seal community in for clarity loser as anything other than first place in the community that I came from the podium has one platform not the great so if you win you might get 15 minutes off of work hammering the s*** out of the rest of class Bud's hell week boat crew race MLB students running with boats on their heads and people get bald spots from it and what do you race is like a take that boat that's supposed to be in the ocean and you're going to run with on your head as a crew of seven people three people on each side and the leader in the back and the end of four miles will be done with this boat crew will break and then losing boat cruise will get remediated for my yep there you got that neck on that front right guy this later on in life will do long ones and small but still probably 150 200 pounds and then go out past the flip the boat over for no reason other than it's difficult and forces him to get wet right the boat come back in continue the race but you might get you know 15 minutes while we're meeting in the class and we know what's going to happen at 15 minutes you see people sleeping standing up you see people space down and hi-lift track in the sand sleeping they're sitting there sleeping and it's kind of just a reward he just leave me alone for 15 minutes ocean wow five days of that and it took about people in that you learn a lot and you see people push to the point where do you care about me over week and we get rid of the people who cannot prioritize we over me arrogance comes out you see the light in the the leadership as well you know the students are largely the Same by from a physiological perspective there's ones that are faster Runners and promote contractile potential like stamina or a cardiorespiratory endurance but most of them are the same percent difference between the students but these little PODS of 7 people some of them can work together and they're just crushing it in other ones you'll see the other whores in the boat so when they run their stuff on the top and you'll see he'll be out paddling and then do the see a sword fight start with people knocking each other's heads off with oars do suppressed is a human being like from all the physical tools that we have that the real person comes out and sometimes boat cruise will just hit Jake Tapper snail hate that person so much because of their they might be selfish or arrogant or they're not pulling their weight and they will just harp on that person or beat the s*** out of person eventually they'll end up quitting now when they do get in a swordfight what do you do do you kick them out if they get in sword fight should you let them sort it out. now when they do get in a swordfight what do you do do you kick them out if they get in sword fight so you let them sort it out I'm 11 sort it out


    Joe Rogan on Civil Liberties in the Age of Coronavirus
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    that's one of the things like you really have to get into those valleys to appreciate to really hit those Peaks I think that's what's going on right now as you're saying that I'm thinking about like literally what's happening in this country and I hope that you know we get to the point where we see the sun and we do it but then we have to also not forget I think you're 100% right I think we have a really really easy in this country what you were saying about this is the reality of third world countries or places where me and you're under a military dictatorship can't get food you can't travel wherever you want to you don't have the freedom to move about whenever you want to and we're in a weird situation here today in California they put this lock down on everybody we're supposedly until April 19th you can't have a gathering more than 10 people and you're all essential businesses are supposed to be closed like a f****** good luck with that Goodluck Goodluck Goodluck with a whole month of work is crazy stuck with me that I use as like a lens of context from overseas news from Afghanistan I was in a sniper OverWatch position and I was watching a little one side of the valley there's a unit on the other side of the valley and there was a village in between and I watched an individual come out in the morning to the only water source in the valley small stream and watch him just take a s*** in the water and then the day another person came out and downstream of that took a bath in the water and later on in the day a woman came out with two kids and got their drinking water Downstream from both of those things and went back to their house and it's like okay we have it really really good really really really really good in that Village there was probably a light bulb why did you take a s*** in the river yeah I mean that's the thing about people that's the willingness to do something that you know is going to negatively impact others but you don't care because in the moment it's good for you when you see someone throwing a cigarette out the window of the car that's a perfect example that they don't want that cigarette in their car so they just saw somebody else will handle it but if you see enough of those things are in that it reframes the way that you look at what people complain about and about that day very often because it in that short period of time it's just like why don't ever really have that much to complain about what's going to go on right now for the next few months I would guess maybe the rest of yours going to be horrendous and I hope that everybody makes it out okay on the other side but the reality is people going to die and it's going to stalk and it's going to destroy families and then the economic destruction will probably be worse than the physical destruction from the death side of the house but we're still going to be okay the end of that and even as if it gets horrendous here we are doing so much better than so many other people on the face of this Earth their daily best is not going to even approach what it's going to look like at our worst as we navigate our way through this my biggest concern is not just the deaths which is a big concern not just the financial crisis which is also a big concern but it's also the government gobbling up freedoms in in exchange for the illusion of safety that's a real concern for a long yeah but it's it's also whenever there's a real crisis there's always an excuse to pass legislation that diminishes our rights made sister it's makes it easier for them makes it easier for them to do what they perceived to be their job only if people are scared it's no because they're finding the seams in people's attention span there instead of being objective they're being emotional and that clouds your vision in a cloud your judgment and when they're not paying attention because they're scared because they're online day looking at people taking pictures of the empty toilet paper aisle in the grocery store other people who might have malicious intent or moving on that men and nobody's paying attention to it yeah that's where a lot of people the more what's the best way to say I'm trying not to use the word retarded conspiratorially minded that don't think very well their first run was accurate people take advantage of moments if that's the difference that's what really happens when there's moments where they pass something like the Patriot Act of the Patriot Act to they do it it's not because they've set this up to the pass that know that use it as an opportunity because they know the people are scared and they use it as an opportunity to further diminish our rights cuz it makes it easier for them to control us and that's over that's a real concern right now it's a real concern right now and it's something people last thing you should be thinking about know it's one of the things you should be thinking about there's many things you should be thinking about right now besides your safety in your house and not spreading a disease and make sure you wash your hands and stay away from old people and maintain social distance all that stuff is important but also recognize what the f*** these career politicians and these is career lawmakers needs career people that are in in charge of controlling Mass groups of people at any laws that help you with any it said help you it makes their job more difficult they have something to be concerned with right now I didn't fear is totally natural I stink if you don't experience fear you might Trend towards the sociopathic side of the spectrum but it's totally natural should be expected but you have a choice and how you receive what is going on and you can allow the sphere to Cloud your judgment and drive your decision-making process for you can can recognize that the fear of something you know fear of death overseas fear of death overseas on what keeps you alive objective analytical thought process in doing the things that need to be done keep you alive regardless of how scared you are or fearful you are that's what keeps you alive it's okay to be scared but just don't let it just don't let it take over and control you


    A Death Whistle Moment - JRE Toons
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    do you want to hear an Aztec death whistle oh my God who would the Aztecs when they were talking to enemy they would do that on the hillside like why they camped out sleeping there to keep them up all night psychologically f*** with him Jesus Christ the time blowing that death whistle that's coming sounds of a demon this is bad luck with the Warriors there's like one of those bad idea


    Trump to Give Out $1,000 a Month to Americans? w/Duncan Trussell | Joe Rogan
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    you see what Trump tweeted now but we didn't delete it as f****** hilarious he said checks are coming to everyone in America except the people who used #not my president I wouldn't want to offend you with a check from someone that's not your president someone is Department's probably like mr. Chomp that's not a good idea but everyone's going to go hey you could have done this the whole time that's right people money can just give people more money and if I'm not saying we should do this but give people more money support their family that's on the right start on fire they know that it's like a bribe to try to keep people from rioting until whatever the f*** is bacon past or giving people a different environment to exist in one that doesn't leave them hostile if you could just get by and then you could pursue other things would that be better for society and that was like what Andrew Yang was suggesting if this whole automation Revolution took place and everything started getting automated and no one had a job anymore. There might be something to that there might be something that now even you know they're the question is like what are what are you happy you're your taxes get used for you know you sure that's almost like you should be able to vote on that like the one thing that we don't get real Direction on right like in terms of like with with the country actually want but if we could all just individually vote on things like that like where's where's my taxes go to education and you know what to do with the rest of the money Murray's how are the salaries of politicians private jets dress rehearsal is a dress rehearsal for people going to become Preppers it is going to be amazing for the toilet paper in the street they're going to they're going to experience a banner year if it got toilet paper stock you riding high right now do you remember that I don't know if you if you had this experience but like I can remember sitting at my computer and pressing the button on Amazon where I wanted to buy something and it's like this isn't available right now it's my birthday bracelet things it didn't like suddenly just realized oh my f****** God how completely week if I become that I got accustomed to pressing this button and people with bring groceries to my house and now they don't now it's like stop and pick up some food always been there it's not there dude I have an instacart delivery today you do cuz we wanted to get stock up on food $200 worth of food guess what I got strawberries hummus and I think we got like I don't know some like eggs that's it send everybody $2,000 a month but what are they going to buy if there's like no food on the shelves like what why you think that was a temporary freak out with people stockpiled stuff and I think as long as food keeps getting delivered on a normal schedule I think that'll normal out so fragile they're so vulnerable like it's an emergency happens and everyone wants to call it once the cell phone system can handle it like it's not like you have a phone and you can call anytime you want and I have a phone I can call anytime I want and everyone in the world is a phone they can call anytime they want know if everybody does that the system is not set up to handle that make phone calls yeah he's not going to get through yeah dude I just heard on NPR that so many people requesting unemployment that it's crashed systems in several States what what happens now when there's no food on the shelves to help them text message thread with Whitney Cummings and Nick Swardson and crystalia were talking about that very thing right now I kind of do it and how to set up a fund and needs to be done for sure you know people that can help should help this is not a normal time does not a time where people are lazy this is a time where the whole world got f***** real quick right now I got to do it and how to set up a fund it needs to be done for sure you know people that can help should help this is not a normal time does not a time where people are lazy this is a time where the whole world got f***** real quick and we're going to have to come together


    Finding a Sense of Community During the Coronvirus Pandemic w/Duncan Trussell | Joe Rogan
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    but this is a good time for people to recognize the importance of community it's a terrible time for Humanity is a terrible time for us and terrible time for the people that are sick but it's a really good time for us to understand why communities important we live in this illusionary world this provided to us by the culture that we've created where you can just buy things anytime you want you don't need people to come home you watch Netflix you don't engage with anyone to get in your car you barely say hi to anybody at work or detached from each other and this is the only time ever in life we've been detach me to the number being detached by these goddamn Electronics yeah is sneaking up on us yeah electronics and cars which is also you know today it's also a creation of mechanical creation and now more than ever they're driving computers yeah man it's true like trying to watch the worst thing I'd like a Charles Manson Kaczynski and yeah it is who you know it is a little bit like kind of interesting Lee not that is so Imperial or something when you're reading it I like you all over LA and what they do they post people post s*** they need so like one of the moms just had to get if they don't have any wet wipes and so then all the other moms but we've got wet wipes and then right now they're just leaving them on the door so people come and get him so it's like I think the community thing is exactly right I need what do I have and then start some form of like trade or just giving people you know there was someone he set up a toilet paper exchange I don't know where are you then you got to help them and this is you know this is a weird time for us but it's a time for us to reset you know it's not it's not good I'm not saying it's good but I'm saying there's a we can get a positive out of this people that make through the people that make it through we can get a positive out of this in the positive is communities important is really important and it seems like it wasn't important cuz it seems like we had everything set up so you didn't have to engage with people it's not the right way to do it it's not good for anybody now that kind of life is not good in the Detachment that we had me that's why why do you think people have road rage on the highway you know when they're they're blocked in a little box operated from people in a way that they believe but they wouldn't have it in person it was just a piece of metal and glass separating from these people visit the other added factor of the heightened senses because of driving fast you realize you might have to make quick movements so dumb things people do for elevated and her even the more dumb you're you're in these boxes right it's like a weird dream with some weird s*** to each other yeah because of that we're all gummed up in that way it's like something it's like it's like a fungus that grew on the circuitry of society and start to communicate with each other sonar it is completely made us disconnected from the earth essentially like our Earth connection has been replaced by a technological connection of Technology about secondary things compared to your feet touching the ground being around when people when you're with someone I know I don't know if you ever done that but just like the next time you're around anybody that you're like buying ship from or that you don't normally just kind of go by feel like that can that you can feel it there's an energetic connection that you can feel their that's easy to overlook yeah we lost the biggest one which is through light pollution I think every night people were humbled and reminded of the Majesty of the universe when they looked up and saw the infants guy clear night half the infinite Stars just the whole Milky Way you can see the whole thing yeah you know when there's parts of the country where there's plenty of darkness and you could literally see the whole Milky Way and it makes you think like all our ancestors saw this f****** freaky s*** all the time we decided to shut off the greatest art the world has ever known because we want to be able to see better at night the greatest art and art that literally not not just his inspired science and one 2N fueled right but also as as kind of always put people in place always just just understand this is not a backdrops not a tapestry that up there is madness it's forever and you're not protected there's just a thin layer of gas between you and the universe which is infinitely your this tiny little speck of nothingness in this impossible to understand expanse of planets and stars it just goes on forever really forever and one little tiny piece of it and we're being held here with a spin and some are and there's a giant f****** Fireball in the sky to Keep Us Alive it's a million times bigger than it is almost too crazy to put in your cyst on a daily basis so we forget about it all the time it's the one of the most important things about our existence here as it were a part of the universe yeah it's not just at work in you know f****** Sherman Oaks or we're hanging out in Montana nut were right there connected in the universe and it doesn't get brought up in one of the reasons we don't see it we don't f****** freak out if you go to the country camping you f****** freak out you like me nachtmann to see him all it's it's a reset but the changes how you feel about life yeah yeah also seems like a lot of us have forgotten that we're going to die on top of all that I mean looking up at this void filled with stars but the thing you are is a temporary and that to me is I feel so lucky to be washing dishes right now I'm alive I'm healthy as f****** it with a different kind of washing dishes than a week ago when I was able to or two weeks or for the s*** started when I can order anything I f****** wanted off the internet I'm in a different world like this is the world a my house right now I don't know what this s*** is so it's like suddenly these are what you're experiencing is this kind of like what was it say in the Bible that we both loved so much fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom and I think you could easily translate that to understanding your place in the universe should produce a kind of positive fear and trembling this doesn't last nothing about this last and right now everyone around the planet is getting a first-hand glimpse of that very truth right and now we know it going to and now we know it hey look this is a this is a terrible thing but relatively speaking compared to supervolcano asteroid impact compared to something solar flare something really crazy that can happen and blow out all the power which is 100% of possibility solar flares are 100% a possibility and four people did not recognize that and it just go through the life it's just because we we we look at life as if what we've experienced while we're alive is the norm but it's not it's not the norm it's just hard for you to recognize that your life is so short you life is so short that when they're measuring all the different catastrophes that have happened over the Earth with her it's proven sites of asteroid impacts are proven sites of volcano eruptions are all these different things that have happened for sure and wiped out millions of people all over the world happen over time span that's too big or head doesn't get in there or had doesn't go with what is 3013 thousand years is just some scratches on some paper in my head my stupid head and I don't know what 13,000 years means I can't I can't do it but 13,000 years ago they think and there's more and more evidence everyday that there was some big impact on Earth and who f****** knows how many of those humans have gone through who knows the scientist believe with what is it it's like 300000 + years we've been this isn't the idea Homosapien that's so short just in the time that the Earth has been here in the four point whatever billion years the earth has been here and that's so short in terms of the almost 14 billion year the known universe has been here all of its Madness every single step along the way is mad but we get stuck and he's little time. We're nothing changes and so we think that this is life so we built all these houses that only can work on electricity how many f****** people have a real fireplace in their house that live in cold places here and banning those now a hundred years Industrial Revolution The Roaring Twenties from from Den to today everyday is so dumb it's especially to say with in terms of the earth natural disasters space anomalies likes things that happened all the dad in the universe we don't know that there isn't something called like a quad treezy and ripple it happens every 16 million years is my name is Ozymandias ruler of rulers King of Kings behold my Works ye Mighty and despair all or remember me for a long time we don't know who you are it's all gone eradicated wiped out and this to me is like one of the really side effects of this thing this technology thing is we've all become completely self-obsessed self-absorbed out there making sure there are profiles are updated making you know what I mean like we have this idea of they were all the only way that we can finally see how connected we are is something motherfuker eats a bat you know what I mean really did have an effect on the programming of human beings in a few beings interacting with technology think we're internet and innocently in Iraq with a non-sentient thing but all the while this technology and you could call take the week we get confused with him to technology is like a digital clock or television or computer it is but it's also like a fishhook right like so that the Sony is innovation so he figured that out and imagine creating an ape that is aware of its environment like this is like the perfect storm but obsessed with itself nose in the back of its head that it's it's temporary but it's it's it's got a finite life-span but lives like it's going to live forever and lives in the moment there's in the moment and want to acquire things I can see who's the number one goal for the you know the uber wealthy or the Uber successful the Jeff Bezos types of characters right or the top of the food chain financially choir sings throes acquiring things which means people to make things which means there's a big consumer as well as as someone who's is making a s*** ton of money right and this also fuels Innovation cuz you have to keep up with these people going to keep giving them bigger and better things every year so it innovation of Technology 150 megapixel camera or Euro loser loser Samsung phone 7 inch screens now everyone's going crazy what is the Gold Coast to make better s*** and the go along the way I like this girl is it's working but you know be even better if we made it so they don't touch each other anymore and week maybe we could come up with a disease we can't shake hands they don't they don't come close or Ryan yeah just keep them a little further apart from each other more interested in the things more interested in the technology more more separate from each other and encourage technology that connects them with each other so through technology you find this human longing for contacted Debra Messing in their life they going to get an emulated version of it but that emulated version of is just going to keep getting better and it's going to keep getting better and it's going to get to a point where it's better than real life way better than real life cuz you like Jumanji you get to be the rock you know you get to be the like a superhero like you could you could live a magical life with no boundaries of physics and that they're going to do that people going to do that they going to give in if I was at a life-form that was trying to haunt another life-form and trick it into giving birth to me that's I would create a person I crave people we play some f****** Aunt we're like some aunt that manufacturing our successors one good thing of something like this anytime a tragedy happens people bond together afterwards it's a terrible thing that it happened but it's for the victims in the family members the victim's we all know this but it can be a good reset for Suriname going to have to get through it that's going to be the most difficult part yeah and I think there's there's going to be an opportunity for us to just assume a nicer stance towards our neighbors and towards our friends and towards our community and instead of embracing this idea like better get guns cuz they're coming maybe we can all come together for whether things are right or wrong in the news we need something to retune ourselves like right now we're tuning the guitar of our identities to these till like the most terrifying which is the news or like what people are saying and so many people become so accustomed to getting their idea what's happening in reality from the TV instead of from like how they feel inside what's going on with her engineer family that puts people incredible disadvantage because their Pond is being rippled by s*** you know I was thinking it's like one of those little prairie dogs Mizzou adorable adorable animals ever I remember when I was growing up in the old days when the news had an alert that was series some serious s*** with you you'll be what the f*** Fox News or any of the news stations to have an alert like every 4 minutes now start danger out here danger out here until we're all like even before this s*** we were huddled up a little bit now we can rationalize the huddling you know and that's what we're doing just huddling inside right now that's an incredibly vulnerable place to be I mean I'm not going to get conspiratorial here but


    Are Our Brains Receivers for Ideas?
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    happening right now with this virus where everybody's being forced indoors and forcing us to stop work it's it it's a terrible thing for people financially but it is in a sense a reset button the real reset button to know that this shity job you hate going to go away at any moment because all jobs to go in any moment is a real wake-up call because even the good jobs are going away right if you're in San Francisco you have the best job in the world guess what you can even go there everyday you can't go you can't go out so that can be taken away from you too so if you were living a bulshit life like recognize that all of this for everybody could go away if Yellowstone blows half the people died right sometimes just to let us understand that the window of time that we've been existing in I've been relatively free of disaster is unique and that's not normal normal is madness normal is we're in the middle of a f****** Shooting Gallery spinning a thousand miles an hour around Fireball that's normal and every now and then ship flies into our atmosphere and wrecks Havoc this is why I left but Hollow Earth hollow hollow Earth is like to me my favorite of them all because like the insides for a long time and if we want to go into like the cool idea of the atlanteans an advanced civilization is some point if you can't create a way to protect from that meteor impacts and you're looking to create a sustaining civilization you're going to want to go in there man and so it took me it's such a fun cool idea did in the core of the earth is another son that has an advanced civilization that hasn't been disrupted by the s*** that happens on the surface of the planet it turns the earth into a spaceship inside the spaceship for these Advanced beings and outside the spaceship it's like a Celestial fungus growing out to the Sea you know us that are inside the thing who have basically been completely disrupted over and over and over again so there they have no idea what history is they have no idea where the planet came from they don't know anything and now we've sort of growing out of control all around the ship and so this kind of s*** that's happening is like turning on the windshield wipers it's like describe the f****** surface doing some earthquakes Yellowstone is just a windshield wiper for the people whose ideas what we are where the first thing that can manipulate our environment that has ideas where the first thing with ideas all these other animals that instinct right route the best patterns to acquire food how to sneak up on birds but if you think cats have ideas well guess what they all the same f****** idea there's a specific kind of idea that's unique to human being regardless of the sentient of other animals hours is unique in that allows us to make stuff not just little things we can make gigantic machines the traveling to space and all the the wild creations of human being I'm out of ideas we think it's all humans but true we will we're the ones that put full but if your a thing that wants to get born you need a host get that curious 8. Just been trying to figure out better ways of stab its neighbor with a spear get that thing and slowly infected with ideas ideas of a new stuff to make and then it goes out and does the work for you and then you take over the Earth the ideas of taking over the Earth just the toys the ideas now if instead of ideas you said demons I mean that's that's literally what people used to think was happening folks and I did terrible think they had bad ideas they acted on those bad ideas and ancient religions thought of those ideas like they were demons like these people were possessed there was a common thought that someone is possessed by demon swarms of idea what does he do look what he's done he's one guy that's probably had more of an impact on our perception of what the future holds in terms of Technology than any other one individual human being that is widely known of like he is a famous human like he is I mean he's doing Tesla which is the most advanced electric cars in the world are insane Denny's doing this f****** Loop thing right the hyper or the boring project was boring was in the hyperloop is doing the boring project making tunnels under LA and Vegas and going to be able to shoot through those tunnels 120 miles an hour jokes and ideas there's no Rhyme or Reason to why the what what they are is an antenna for ideas those ideas come at me like why I'm glad I thought of that and then you go to work on fracking to go to work all kinds of different crazy things that changed the world forever whoever invented Fukushima or that group of people whose ideas all coincided talk people into building a Chantix nuclear furnace you can never shut off how crazy is that that's crazy we have no way to scan human consciousness incoming IDF where was the idea was just floating in the astral plane gradually just shooting towards Hitler's is fueled by an ecosystem and fueled by nutrients right human beings are fueled by plants and fish and animals and vitamins and always everything's well these ideas are fuelled or fueled by insecurity and ego and lust and greed and jealousy and anger virtue in love and prosperity and Comfort Inn and community and all those different components of human consciousness all interactive this idea so the idea becomes like a just hitches a ride and hitches a ride with all these ideas that that already exists in your brain and then with these pre-existing structures like businesses and warehouses and all these different things that we use to make stuff and then ship it out then the idea becomes a thing and then the idea why it's up in the belly of a seagull because it fish whoops sorry your dad who did Seagal you couldn't figure out that's a bottle cap or not a fish and that this is this is how things change they don't just change because the people were blaming ourselves and it is definitely us that's doing the work but it's all coming out of ideas if we thought of ideas is a life force instead of thinking ideas like something you own something you hold even though you deserve credit for your ideas because your discipline to sit down cultivate these ideas accelerate the production of those ideas and exercise has the muscle through which those ideas come through focus and energy he deserve credit for it is not socialist way of looking at it but everybody that has an idea that's really good till tell you it's like it came out of nowhere like every great bit they've ever had a lightbulb goes off and you have the thought and it comes out of nowhere that's like most things that are really cool they kind of come out of nowhere I bet they've ever had a lightbulb goes off and you have the thought and it comes out of nowhere that's like most things that you write that are really cool that kind of came out of nowhere to sit there and then all sudden you think of things there an idea that you're wrestling you just catch him


    Joe Rogan Burns Sage, Talks Atheism w/Duncan Trussell
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    I'm good may you please God bless this room and Odin two just in case they were wrong that's how you know Fame is a god he's like don't you f*** her see the lightning yeah that's who I'm throwing bolts he's like one of those guys and you go to Vegas and you see when those Billboards for a strange Casino in like distance Fox doors on Cameo imagine about that some some atheist was arguing against religions different gods the people who believe in the Christian God don't believe it and he goes 80 take it one step further. I believe I am I'm open everything person I don't believe stories about people coming back from the dead and I don't because they're written by people right yeah man I mean there's supposed to be a kind of fractal that has inside of it a lot of like symbols related to just human existence not they're not meant to be so much like taken literally then English all these different languages that are so different like if you ever use the the translate button like I follow a lot of Russian Fighters and they and their Instagram feed their right in Russian and I always like it's a really cool feature you can tell it's not exactly what they meant because it's all f***** up because their language is different Oye this is really fit all right now add time real or not but that's why it's like okay I get this because the Book of John when you read it you're like oh someone wrote it I don't know who wrote it and you ever f****** wrote this their mind was blown Matt like this wasn't written by someone he was just like a normal person is the person who was freaking out in the most intense way and something about how old it is and historical distortions the warping of It produced this kind of awesome glitched-out Mosaic of if nothing else human consciousness 5000 years ago where our minds were that's trippy by itself regardless of whether or not came from and why the so Universal is someone has to everyone has like a Creator everyone has like a main dude that did the thing and you know there's some other people that have like large groups of Gods like the Greeks had gods for everything the end of native a lot of Native Americans have gods for everything


    Duncan Trussell's Thoughts on Death Blow Joe Rogan’s Mind
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    it's a dress rehearsal for death I mean you're going to that's up to thing is is like that blink if you're an atheist what you do and I think there must be some like deep like a real blow out so I could do accession now I know a couple and those those are the most puzzling to me because the people have done like real blow-out mushroom sessions or blowout DMT sessions I always think that they would lie the door open to The Impossible because it is impossible and you experienced it's not like even if you were imagining it I couldn't imagine that so how am I imagining that I imagine something in such incredible Vivid color and in detail and her and knowledge and love and all these different things you experience in that state that state is otherworldly the fact that that is accessible at all I don't care if it's through a molecule or through a yoga session I don't care how it's accessible the fact that accessible it all leaves open to me the I don't know because I didn't know that that was a thing so once I've experienced out of my all this flat plane of existence that we take for granted that we think this is this is everything around this is the whole environment have to worry about for this might be just one f****** stage on the radio dial of experience right and up of Dimensions that are interacting with us we just don't have the senses to to TuneIn and when you can for me at least it leaves open the door for who the f*** knows who knows man I just the fact that that's a thing there's a okay so this is a trip this is very trippy so I got this book called The Tibetan yoga of dream and sleep when you think you're awake and when you're dreaming and so basically ideas there isn't much of a difference there's like right now you're dreaming this thing you call your human Incarnation is a dream and you know like when people are dying 50s are in the 30s Warehouse whatever their lifetime which means it when you're dying you're going to like spin through time to meaning that this could be you time right now spinning backwards essentially like what it's like to have nobody but still have this like this basically like your karma your identity disorder propelling you through and that's how you like it get your next Incarnation so we're just being run it's like running a simulation of a pandemic or or maybe this is the way that like an AI gets polished like maybe we're an AI That's being like polished and taught through this process of having a limited Incarnation you got to have that he's going to tell you need that to train the thing up so it takes it seriously you have to put the setting on Mortal then you got did maybe you just run a series of tests on the saying you know you start run this what is this what if we made what is it doing a pandemic and buy it I mean the sum total of all humans which is right now disconnected it's like a malfunctioning brain or not connecting did every single moment in an individual's life and in a planet the planets that wife of History could be looked at as a training or an upgrade at this could be an operating system upgrade this could be what an operating system upgrade looks like in the bio-computer that we exist in it looks like a f****** pandemic and that's what's happening right now is we're being like upgraded for some reason even though it's terrifying and obviously horrific you know we're being upgraded and when you anyway the whole point is man this thing that were in right now whether or not there's a God we just by Thinking Atheist gets to lean into the idea that when they close their eyes and breathe their last breath it stops and I just think that's a big gamble man that's I mean actually die when you get really sick you already start waking up into your next life you just wait you just like go through a weird dream like State call the Bardo where you Freak the freak out and then you're suddenly alive and another being completely oblivious to whatever your past incarnations were and not to or in right now so and then you're suddenly alive and another being completely oblivious to whatever your past incarnations were and not to Orion right now so you know I don't know if this is a great time for people to start looking at that in one and preparing for that


    Duncan Trussell Explains Ritual Magick to Joe Rogan
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    play stories magic what do you mean by that so we write a great book called High magic which is called it's a fantastic book on Magic is really the wrong word for religion that guy send it now cuz of Hollywood is like you know ladies riding around on brooms and ship it it just needs to be used to be like healing women who would like deliver babies and stuff but these are roots and you can follow back this branch of or Egypt ways of connecting with the universe that are ritualistic in nature but see mysterious do us because even though like if you want to see what it looks like just look at a Catholic mass you're looking at a ceremony it's C or G I guess you'd call it that is a magical ceremony where red gets converted into the flash of a God that you eat so that they're all wearing robes magic someone in the Catholic Church might tell you this isn't Magic this is me praying to the infinite and asking for forgiveness that's magic intelligence you're hoping from your connection with the Divine intelligence to produce some change in your own psychology in your own life and maybe create good fortune or whatever it is you're praying for healing whatever it maybe that's my so magic is that and that it's I'm not saying the Catholic Catholicism would necessarily be considered a branch of Magic by one of the things he said this interview is like if the Bible is one of the most powerful magical grimoires there is I mean if you really look in it there's all kinds of bizarre stuff it doesn't seem to make it on the Christian radio why are they saying why do they refer to themselves as a plurality when God stalking it's not like if when they're saying like why do we throw Adam and Eve out of the garden it's we if we don't do something about this they will become like us we there's a plurality that's being mention there and so what is that plurality of angels The Book of Ezekiel hyper dimensional beings I have some data set they want to bring to the world quite often depending on what book you're in it some terrifying prophecy about the end of the world it's coming but sometimes it's you know some message of Hope or some message of healing so you could say magic is a non-Christian oriented method for connecting with those various entities using ritual that's now I'm not saying by the way these beings exist or don't exist but you could say if you wanted to get like a psychological you could say that we have buried inside of us bits archetypes bits of the collective that are buried deep inside of us and that their ways to connect to these little fragments of the collective mind and you know many people know that have their own method for doing that one of them to do that might be doing a ritual and infirm moment allowing yourself to imagine that you're trying to talk to an extradimensional be Aleister Crowley famously did one of these rituals and contacted a but it looks like a grey alien Aleister Crowley's in the 89s overweight girl with large breasts adjusting her halter top look like man let's cut the s*** that's we're going to look like right when you when you see people that are Harry and and and brutish you we think of them as being like closer to prehistoric man right to see a guy covered in hair he looks more like a beast and when we see people that are thinner and some more slender to become more more a gentle version of people and we associate that often times the intelligence we associate associate intelligence with Frailty right we all do that when you see some some Super Genius Guy usually their frail anytime transport yourself from one planet to the other imagine what we've done with our stupid monkey brains now imagine it was 150% larger 150% more brain and then Incorporated all sorts of f****** Electronics to let you interface with space-time around you and all kinds of other wacky ways of communicating we couldn't even possibly imagine now just like people from the 18 hundreds could never possibly imagine cell phone this is the idea is like okay we're going to go there and sit when we get there the way we understand space time is going to be different than the way we understand it now so what that means is theoretically you could connect or communicate with a being that is outside of space-time which is a future version of us right now using like various methods DMT being one of the big ones on the planet right now but also using they're a little bit more precise because of DMT it's kind of like you're not really putting a GPS coordinates necessarily some people do with intention like a shaman will do it like with intention and I can let you know excuse me can you give me another bloody Mary I can stop you always do this she gets drunk says she's leaving I'm a f****** leave you Clarence I'm going to f****** leave you son of a b**** magic is like ridiculous on one level is it absolutely sounds and is on one level on another level is at the very least a creative technique so that you can sort of summon a dream state while you're awake with the intent of causing some change in the world around you using for a lot of people would be considered a non-standard what we'll just in terms of your perception of how you view the world you can alter that pretty radically I mean from someone who has an amazingly positive action versus someone has an amazingly negative perception you look at the results right over overwhelming benefit of being a positive person overwhelming there's something to thoughts and ideas that Propel you in a good way and differ having a good architecture having a good philosophy having a good operating manual for how you view the world and how you act and behave part of that to getting up at 4 in the morning that's what that is you looking forcing your ability to sort of dictate the positive aspects of your future you're deciding to take action in your bond with the with the way you interface with current reality stuck out Christmas God damn if you want to meet me here I'll meet you here we could do some 5 a.m. sessions I mean yeah I would love that


    Duncan Trussell: David Goggins is Enlightened!
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    it's the best driving right before the pandemic when there is still traffic driving around at 4 a.m. you're awake you're half-asleep also is I think it's easier to work out that early cuz your but whatever part of you resist that s*** is just like week go to careful lifting weights in the morning cuz you can get everything going they say that people lifting weights is not the best it'll lift like your personal record deadlift and s*** like that first thing in the morning just eat your body up and then you can go in there workout at 8:30 p.m. for me that's perfect cuz I'm just do it was like 8 at 8:30 it's like man I got plenty energy I've eaten all day you know it's like I'm not tired yet like going to bed tired but back then I was going to bed at like 2 in the morning every every night anyway but it was like 8:30 was perfect you have energy but but it's easy to do cuz you wake up at noon you know I'm just f****** stumble out of bed do whatever bulshit you have to do that day if my day off you know doing stand-up at night Victory a little bit of having accomplished that thing you've gotten up and then next thing you know you're doing chin-ups maybe you're doing is a d-ring notebook yeah I just started bringing my scared there to right and then I would just sit and write and spend so much time writing is that part of you that doesn't want to work out we'd rather right it's like when you have to write you find yourself cleaning don't you know 5:30 or whenever the f****** gym open and you're always listening to this like I started listening mm I was looking at Goggins so I'll be blasted listening to Goggins running on the f****** treadmill tell people exploding I got build up to it calf muscle back on with twigs and becomes a Navy SEAL is this a switch to that guy has a we all wish we had where he can he can power through but also he's a a beacon of inspiration like for other people when David Goggins does the s*** that he does and and when he has those speeches while he's running hell has like a hundred 4 degrees outside and it goes why you running end it already out there just he's constantly doing it like he's constantly pushing himself cuz I do I know when I see him like he's like running through glass he's running in like just running through like swarms of mosquitoes and just to show people look it doesn't part of you that's telling you that you can't do this because of EX in your environment is probably wrong not all the time but for sure man a lot of the time wrong powerful like I met of all the self-help books Listen to I listen to my audible that's the best one by floor hands down that's the best woman but cuz it's real it's not from a guy who really hasn't done anything just trying to get you motivated to go out there and Conquer in life it's from a guy who's actually done some really f****** crazy s*** and is telling you that you can do at 2 and then he used to be weak yeah he's doing something right now because Cameron Hanes chin up record so Goggins was at he was like when he put the video on his Instagram page but he was at some ungodly number of chin-ups when they're making the video is right it might even be like a two-day saying I don't know how many days are supposed to be doing this but it's some does he have it in there with Goggins is there a video of Goggins doing chin-ups I mean the story I'm not releasing any information that shouldn't get out alive again whatever anyway whatever anyway you want to see the show


    Duncan Trussell: There’s Two Kinds of People You Meet at 4 AM
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    you talk to her at the CDC. f****** interview ever of all the lights we didn't just miss it by like 5 minutes either we missed it by like 20 30 minutes at the airport and it was empty if you've never had a or provigil or Nuvigil isn't a real similar I don't remember which one I stay up all the time no that's what he go crazy that's you can use it for that like if you're a real crazy but like I know some people that use that s*** for writing the right on that chair and they feel like without it they don't feel like I have any energy sleeping for days at a time and go literally insane and somewhere in there they write really good stuff that's what you know Newsradio the Staffing Newsradio these to do that on purpose porcelain Paul Simms brilliant guy the guy who created Newsradio and he thought it would be a good idea to have a writing style fill with a bunch of psychos who were willing to play video games and stay up till 4 in the morning every night and I was like this mad Vagabond crew of writers assembled and they would play video games and just talk s*** and then they would start writing at like 2 a.m. sometimes but they would come up with these amazing script to the end scripture so ridiculous some of them were so ridiculous in this because they were Delirious whenever instead of doing drugs they were doing the drug of Stew staying awake dude this is for me I've disguised started doing this about six months ago or longer regardless of when I went to sleep I was having some insomnia and so I start I realize like s*** I'll just like wake up when I wake up and then wake me up 4 a.m. if you have insomnia that is going to cure your f****** insomnia because when night time rolls around you're exhausted but not only that 4 a.m. is like the great time for writing weird s*** still half-asleep and the stuff you write is it's like really feels like you're tripping you know especially waking up at 4 a.m. and then like eating weed I was doing that so you do eat weed first and then start writing system before the f****** apocalypse was and again I wasn't doing this every day if I did do it first because I got into David Goggins cuz I was at the gym not swear I'll drive you are there that early will know cuz it would open it I got there once before the gym open Savage no I didn't but then I went into the car and I like 30 minutes to blow and I'm f****** Stone man and I'm sitting there in the parking garage the goddamn Hollywood Equinox now let me tell you something man that area of Hollywood is already f****** weird I'm sitting there with my eyes closed kind of tripping feel like I'm half asleep half awake I look over there two dudes creeping up to my car window creeping up there and I'm like what the f*** I'm driving through the parking garage stoned definitely walking up to my car I'm like tripping like what the f*** f*** f*** I'm not going to work out until I leave I'm like what the f*** I'm going to let these two like 4 a.m. weird vampire stop me from working out so I drive back in one of them's like leaning up against a pillar like just staring at me creepy breaking right that's what it look for a m people that are out on meth and they know that this is assholes like to go to the gym and leave their s*** in their car I dare you got there you go it was terrifying but you know 4 to 5 a.m. is the funniest mix of people I'm going to write because that's when like I mean this is a new idea feel free to like that s*** again but like there's a there's an idea of Prana which is like energy in in there's more energy in the morning then there is at night so if you get up at 4 you're getting like that the purest most amount of this s*** so that's why a lot of people meditate it really early why like a lot of monks get up really early is because like it's now it's just a very it's the most psychedelic. I'm way more psychedelic then like midnight exerting some form of control over your life and usually it says go time or something along those lines discipline like my friend Jack always says discipline equals Freedom he gets up every morning for 30 photo of his watch on Instagram and usually says go time or something along those lines


    Duncan Trussell on the Multiverse and Human Potential
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    anytime a f*****-up thing happens to you personally it's a chance to become a better piece of s*** or a little more angry or a little more tired or a little more depressed or to become a hero anything whatever it may be any bit of phenomena that comes your way as a person you know anytime I fight like any time something's really side am I going to react to this like I always react the shity things in like become negative or dark or get pissed or can I like react to it in a completely new way and I think every time you do a new way concept you pop into a different part of the Multiverse it's a little better than the one you were in before and it's like you can go on through the Multiverse towards a healthier version of me that I wasn't getting in shape I was actually being inhaled into a more in shape version of me that already exists it that's the kind of s*** I have to do to get myself to workout every time you do that sure is s*** it's not just you that starts changing you'll notice like other stuff starts changing to around you you know things just tended generally get better I think there's there's thoughts that I've had the real similar to that we're wondered like if if multiverses are real and they're supposed to be different versions of you infinite version all over the universe why are we assuming that this is the same everyday you wake up in the same version why we assuming that the thing about sleep is you just go away when you come back with a memory of what life was like before you went away and you wouldn't notice if it just slid you 1 knots to the right or one not to the left into the Multiverse it is an infinite number of Duncan's out there with ghillie suits and gas masks on yeah and you just slid over to the right by letting a little old lady front of you and not even complaining when she was driving 30 miles an hour it's all right she's nice lady I'm just get around a nice and slow and safe and wave to her in the more you do that you can like that's where all the sudden you start realizing like oh s*** oh s*** I'm going to Temple I'm not even in a in a reality that I thought I was in I was just liking a deep state of contempla to meditation maybe that's what we'll call our group convection which is being inhaled into the Christ so who when you start like a black hole as it happens you imagine you're the one doing this stuff to get you closer to a but really it's just your mind playing tricks on you have no choice you're going to be we're going to wake up you're going to gain realization and in so as that's happening you kind of like you can quit something you can quit drinking you can quit smoking but you kind of long for it but then sometimes you noticed you just stop doing s*** was bad for you because you found a better way to live pause of whack. Convection you're being drawn into the Divine mine is it is that happens that s*** that looks like austerity when you're like further away begins to actually just be a natural way that you act you just become naturally more graceful naturally less inclined to do shity things naturally more tuned in with like the hundred fifty year old version of you you know that that he sort of naturally it's naturally more tuned in with like the hundred fifty year old version of you you know that that he sort of naturally and that just happens on its own cuz you were being infected into the Christ sucked into the Omega point the divine


    Was Tesla In Contact With An Alien Intelligence?
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    question is where do your ideas come from exactly and if you're picking up whatever these creatures are and you've been blessed enough to get them yeah you should write them down and it's kind of like I mean not that I don't think of it like down to earth so silly man is a very down-to-earth person but his perspective on the concept of the music is is very beneficial if you follow it cuz his perspective is essentially that you pay an honor to this thing show up when you do the work like a professional and then it responds and turn it comes to you and then these are what it's like we think of an idea even though it's one of the most important factors in the entire construction of civilization but somehow or another we don't think of it is that we think of people being that we are because book we were being used by ideas I know that sounds crazy I really do I know it sounds dumb to but you are you're coming up with these thoughts and we're thinking of them is like random connections that you're making your brain which might be it might be that but it also be that ideas are like a life-form From Another Dimension is trying to manifest itself in our current realm and they do so through getting into people's heads in the more you call for them the more they are for you no more you show up and you can call that the Muse you can call it whatever you want until it was getting signals from some other some other again what did Tesla like Tesla had a take on receiving information from other galaxies had to take on where I did some some of his inventions were coming from so I kept quiet source of some of the Transmissions that he would receive I mean God damn it yeah bring them back everybody you create an AI Tesla I think a lot of people have that feeling and some of them just don't come out of the closet so to speak with it because they're afraid they're going to get judge ostracized I think a lot of people feel like they have a direct contact with some kind of sentience that isn't embodied inside of them and it's giving them ideas and they're just terrified to put it out to the world because it sounds like you're f*** is claims receiving signals from outer space were proven right a century later Tesla set up a field laboratory in Colorado Springs Colorado deposit to the possibilities of using high-altitude stations to transmit information and electric power over long distances one July he's getting radio signals from other planets after the ruling out I think this is about to send the ruling out solar and terrestrial causes he conclude the signals must be from another planet solar and terrestrial causes include the signals must be from another planet the following Christmas response to the American Red Cross request for a prediction greatest scientific achievement of the coming Century Tesla wrote brethren we have a message from another world unknown and remote it real it reads 123 in 1996 scientist Publix Publix to study replicating Tesla's experiment and showing that the signal was in fact caused by the moon low passing through Jupiter's magnetic field holyfuck he was picking up a moon passing through Jupiter magnetic field in contact with for sure wandering around trying to figure out how to send electricity through the sky the creator of your ideas to believe that you're an antenna maybe that's what makes a person intelligent maybe that's all it takes it. And discipline that you need to know to be able to study and actually Implement their technology so I think he was a genius and he was probably Visionary that way like Elon has he had an extra large magnet for ideas yeah yeah strongman I'm so glad anytime you give me weed I'm always forget how strong it is and every time I got to be careful. I think so yeah absolutely


    Duncan Trussell Introduces Joe Rogan to ‘The Midnight Gospel’
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    all right this thing Netflix I told him I just called mint it's called The Midnight gospel the midnight gospel with Duncan Trussell in Pendleton Ward the guy who made Adventure do you know that is he was like in the group of kids who got accused of murdering someone in the woods there's a whole know oh yeah there's like a whole documentary about him I think HBO it's like basically executed he's on death row studying Zen Buddhism like Zen priest was working with him to like basically like it you know preparing for his you know soon as he was badly beaten on death row he was almost executed then he was exonerated before we start this does he get do they have to pay him the great question I think maybe part of it that they may not want to say cuz I've no idea well I know a man is going to cost you your life really didn't do it eventually that makes its way to the United States through the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn which was the order that Curly was a member of before you know when off to the Oto you had MacGregor Mathers Dion Fortune the poet WB Yeats all these people were members of the Golden Dawn that's how this current makes its way to the US and that's my last offer all right it taken place out of my minnows mouth but fine forward is send them over really really really cool to get the dick just taking a combination of your podcast and then some interstitial stuff that like that you is like scripted where people use Multiverse simulators to simulate universes so that they go inside and harvested and sell it and so my character has a malfunctioning used Multiverse simulator that isn't really working to produce technology and because it's malfunctioning every single world and it is going through some kind of Apocalypse until my character goes into his simulator and interviews people and they were in the Dying World what can happen if people are going to do podcast people are going to still have conversations so these conversations we just set them in these surreal universes where schitts melting down and you know where like Clancy meets these various people kind of learned from them within crazy as you started this whole long time ago and it's coming to fruition right when the apocalypse hits yeah I mean it's like it it's almost like it's almost like you knew someone like you had a type and then the universe was like this is a perfect time for Duncan s*** to come out and what's inside it I mean look at just look at how bizarre your show is strange and then the fact that it's a hybrid of podcast conversations and then written stuff so strange I think it is a perfect time for it and I hope I could some of the like every guess we was we chose for this they all had this like really like amazing thing to say like echoes in this episode one of the things he says you know I asked him like do you feel like you kind of like we're blessed that you ended up in solitary confinement in this when he's he says like I feel luckier than some Millennials out there right now who are like completely disconnected cuz that's the coolest thing about him as you would expect a person who's been on death row to be bitter sweetest most genuine wonderful person ever and it's like whatever went on in the situation of being on the brink of the Abyss where is about to get murdered by the state somebody didn't do something about that didn't turn him into someone who is like Shell Shocked or angry but like really turned him into like someone very compassionate and I guess grateful for his life you know not to me like it's not bitter after being on death row for something you didn't do and like getting physically assaulted wondering every day if you were going to die if what you can still maintain an attitude of service or contribution to society in some way or another than any of us can any of us can you know like any of his can I think that's from the show end of the world right now especially man cerveza contribution to society in some way or another than any of us can any of us can you know like any of his kin to me that's like I think that's I hope some of that stuff from the show end of the world right now especially man


    Jonathan Ward on California’s Horrible Business Environment
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    I would think that for a guy like you who's building cars away your building on the real challenge would be staff I think that would be the real challenge is finding people to understand what you're doing finding fellow Artisans that also understand how to build cars there really get why you doing that and I love the state of California but they do not want me here now so they don't want me business they don't want anyone in California making anything except maybe solar assisted bicycles a did the business climate in the state of California and the associated HR cost and in insurance and workman's comp and liabilities like every couple weeks there's another absurd ruling that we get an update on that like wait what is like you mean to tell me if I catch a dude smoking crack while on the clock stealing my inventory I can't fire his ass on the spot what if you do you have to give him a pay at the time of letting him go and you can't make him sign anything that indemnifies nor protects you have to put them on probation and offer therapy and resources such as of safety of policy of company good like it has gotten so bad from the building inspector came by and he's like yeah you know those those Automotive lifts in your building and like yeah yeah I have 30 days to remove all those what thank you that was pretty much my response because yeah not my problem what about the last nine years of inspectors coming in all the time so you guys have the cleanest most professional aboveboard shop Kick-Ass well done thank you so much for making my life good because the other idiots on the new inspector so the new inspector says you're not licensed I'm not zoned appropriately to be in business where I'm at despite having permits and everything for did they change the zoning I don't know what the hell happened other than this new guy seems to be a prick and wanting to show his value what's his name actually don't remember but I literally at every turn it's killing me in like I'm a piece of s*** I think at this point to the amount of cost related per employee should be going to my employees not to insurance companies and all this b******* that gets tagged on top it's like for every dollar you pay someone now there's another $0.32 that should be going to them that's going to suck force you to work on these cars oh I can fight or you going to have to have someone I allowed to lawyer up and we're fighting it but I mean literally I honestly think they'd rather have a commercial weed facility in that building kicking out a hell of lot more tax revenue than us really you think that's what they're doing it to make it challenging for you to do business so that you quit yes and just about any small business owner I know in the state of California to challenges were facing or getting to the point of making us wonder about Iran intellect for staying in the state I don't know if you lose this you know if it gets the point that we we have to owe you mean this building situation ring phones and dig through my black book to find people with the clout to get the city to go see what's going on I think so and at first it seemed like you chilled out when we went above them and then everything was good and then a week later bubble back up again we got another notice so we're in the middle of it right now but you went above his head and you got to prove verbal crazy but look at the end of the day the reality is also I'm going against what trade schools are telling young kids that are going into the field what are they telling kids they're telling kids that here if you run the scan tool you'll be you'll make 150 Grand a year as a lead tech at a BMW dealership what they're not telling these kids while sucking other money out of them with crazy you know student loans and stuff is yeah that's like the kids in the street and Brazil all wanting to grow up to be Pele there's not that many Pele so there's plenty of dude that that dealership that are making minimum wage or thereabouts or dealing with the politics of flag hours or whatever but what would I'm having a hard time with his we charge $100 an hour for our labor I can't just keep charging more and more and more its level of what we do with projects that can run thousands of hours per job the math is it almost doesn't make sense like I honestly have guys that I think should be I should be 70 80 90 100 Grand a year to do what they do cuz they're artists and they deserve it the b******* of running a business in California all of the exponential cost there added on top theevandi incentivize overtime if I give a dude overtime it UPS his tax rate and they take even more out of the overtime will his whatever happened like GDP and employment and productivity and like keeping everything rolling their D incentivizing us even to offer our employ more money with more hours it's it's tragic and I have lost several guys now that have gone to do job that they hate but like Department of Water and Power I've lost several employees at DWP cuz though they get a pension that get killer Healthcare they get 90 grand a year to pick their nose and watch other people work sucks what is this is this a Democrat thing I think it might be the ringside of democratic because I am I think they'll do whatever they want to party systems is shitshow is it is anyway I don't think it's about which party so much as I think we've empowered attorneys to such an extent that it it says it's downright sinful because it's hindering industry it's hindering Innovation there's just so many constrictions cuz everyone has their hand out no one's no one's self accountable but everyone is liable I need a policy for that when we had a we had an employee wants to us he jumped in a dumpster to stomp on everything to compress it in the dumpster it started moving across the ramp parking lot and he jumped out of it clipped his leg on the way down and shattered his arm and forth but he sued me is like well it's not in your job description did someone tell you to jump in the dumpster and stomp on it military but it's my problem like what people whatever happened to like be proud of what you do be respected be well-paid everyone's contend everyone's like inspired him engaged and I just feel like more and more there's just so much noise and liars and policies all this crap plus eilers sublets and everything else but it's it's hard to retain people when when we we know we can't pay them what they're worth in this business environment I have a really hard time with the whole crack thing catching someone stealing smoking crack and you can't fire him that seems so strange have to give him a week's worth of money on the spot on the spot I need to be square by doing that but I generally like my back and my little leather studio and sell s*** on Instagram simplify life me and my wife and my dogs dealing with that'll shitshow you want to talk about something that puts everything in perspective you know we really made a stop and sit back and go okay that doesn't f****** matter like a lot of the b******* a lot of the noise in our modern world does not matter doesn't mean f****** thing so that kind of reinvigorated but also refresh my perspective to remind myself if someone's panties are in there not because their eyes been in storage for 6 months and then plug it into the tender in the battery is dead and they want to call and yell at me about it but I really like give me your bank info I'll send you your money back what is a lot of silly people out there for sure but it's just weird when they're empowered by the government when you don't have common-sense approach to Knuckleheads you know if you got a guy smoking crack and stealing things you're not supposed to reward that kind of behavior with a week's paycheck people there for sure but it's just weird when they are empowered by the government do you know when you don't have common-sense approach to Knuckleheads you know if you got a guy smoking crack and stealing things you're not supposed to reward that kind of behavior with a week's paycheck


    Auto Makers Tried Building Cars Out of Plexiglass and Stainless Steel
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    do you remember that early Ford cars did the early Ford cars were made with hemp all of his fenders and everything were made with happiness a video of him taking a hammer and a sledge and bang it off the fenders and it shows you the insane durability that have fibers have ever seen that production right I think that was a war a couple of them still exist but I think it was the 37th or it was a 61 maybe T-bird was the newest and there was a third one that the entire body is made out of stainless and there's a so if I can tempt it yet so the entire body is clear like you see through the doors with the window regulator is the lock solenoid there any it is so badass and it's sold for what didn't seem like it was like prototype I think it was know that what is the company lotus lotus developed a hemp fiber car they did like an anniversary one of their what is it STD or whatever the f*** it is play it cracked and proved not to be viable so I'm never made it passed yet but it was in your man cave just like for your city trash cans and stuff in the durability the life cycles and everything were epic and I was thinking for a while I how badass would it be invested all the money in the platform of the vehicular engineering and then make the body literally by Design almost disposable so when it's at the end of its life cycle literally could turn into mulch and go in the ground and you totally neutral more interesting Lemoore liberating it for a consumer and a designer like let's say that same platform you had you could I'd like between buggy style like I'm going to take it out to the desert and we're going to go elk hunting or whatever the hell you're going to do that weekend right anyone like a buggy truggy style or you know we're doing construction at the house we're going to use it for you know hauling soil or whatever she could have like modular bodies and different applications use them the same platform but I'll buy a derivative materials I think I'd be super cool Lotus didn't make another hemp body car Gina Corvette still use plexiglass fiberglass but hemp is far superior it is Corvette but make all the panels redo them and hemp fiber hate to say it but you're going up against the petrochemical industry for you that big of a deal like they would come after you feel like if you took all the body panels off by the way would probably so much stronger if you watch the video of give me to find that video of Henry Ford banging the hammer off of reading about right now it might not have been what was like he lied he didn't lie to visit people that putting out the video live I guess some hemp in there but it wasn't his binder maybe it wasn't even 50% who doesn't know that looks like like a piece of Oak like it looks like it looks like a really kicking me feel it's really hard but it's really light it's the weirdest plant-like if I don't have you ever held a piece of hemp Hemp stock it's like an alien planet doesn't seem to make any sense down the center was clear coat so you could see the actual hemp fiber in the in the Lotus but no one's ever done anything I mean they still make Corvettes out of plastic I'm still making them out of fiberglass I would think that that would be like a real straightforward approach especially now that hemp is legalized and you can grow it in the United States and in Most states I think it's federally legal threat federally legal for my leather goods like this jacket is all hemp threat real super strong is all the clear coat natural hemp fiber is made out of hemp


    Why Jonathan Ward Started Building "Derelict" Cars | Joe Rogan
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    derelict programme and I was like many things to my life started just from a stupid passionate idea like I did never never considered a business model of doing it it was just okay I've got two young kids I've got two Labs I like to do this I like to do that what do I want is my next car and let you know what I'm tired of over restoring s*** cuz that's like the pissing it whatever like I don't do that guy anymore so I think I like to find something that's already f***** up I'm just going to leave it looking all f***** up so I don't even I hate putting gas in it so with the derelicts all you do is clean the windows and vacuumed it a best party on then then I just put a massive gas tank so my old 52 DeSoto station wagon was the first derelict that I build a hundred percent myself nights and weekends just because I had this stupid idea and I wanted I realize it wasn't until it was done and it got back to cover a Hotrod and one of these awards that my dumbass went a different way of doing it pretty wild array of them and have a bunch of your first one was for you in the first place most people who you know high-dollar restoration you know are quote restomods or whatever you want to call them everyone wants them to be beautiful and pristine with you no handles that the disappear you know I mean that everybody wants to shave everything down and a lot of the original character of the design that they're supposed to be celebrating in the first place so that compounded by patina which tells a more personal story of like where's this car been how to get that Ding there's like romance and mystery all wrapped into one as far as the history behind all those finishes, how big is the gas tank on this thing miles to the gallon is a full emissions equipped modern SRT8 Hemi 6.1 and it'll get six builds that is the fastest and most fuel efficient of the Hemi build I've ever done I mean I think it's probably 15 first you were Mopar trannies which Phillip Builders avoid them they suck if you add even like 5 horsepower beyond the stock motor app they completely shut themselves so the third time I'm like that's it I'm done pulled a Band-Aid off throw that thing away and put a good old GM for early 5e in there so this thing has how many miles on it now fun fun ride but you know you going all the way back to the beginning of Icon even further back to the beginning of the first brand TLC they all started with personal cars like the icon idea was just another dumb idea that was rattling in my head was literally keeping me up at night and it got to the point that I need in this happens to me often like what you know what I did my watch and then all the different products that I've designed General start with something that gets to the point that I'll lose my remaining sanity if I don't actually create it inside the concept for Icon I could see it clearly in my head I had like a full-on 3D detailed model in my head and like my version of jumping over Sheeps at night in bed with like sitting there and zooming in on an element and changing that radius and scaling this trying that and it literally got the point YouTube because so many people on YouTube are interested and unique Builds an interesting companies are doing cool things like brev ology but your company particular it's so perfect because you do all those videos and you drive around the cars with this incredible detail and that's one of the first things you got me very attracted to your company was the fact like I go look at this m*********** he's so balls deep into this s*** so contagious though when someone's like really into something particular design and production and I totally agree and then like if you're not totally into it and you're not balls deep into it then pull out and zip up and go home shut up like to know that you do something else if you're not passionate about it you suck at it when someone's like really into something particular design and production and I totally agree and then like if you're not totally into it and you're not balls deep into it then pull out and zip up and go home shut up like to know that you do something else if you're not passionate about it you you suck at it


    Jonathan Ward's Critique of Tesla | Joe Rogan
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    Just One More Story well-being but they're also speaks to like what the kind of stuff that you do I mean people like things that are crafted by artisans in I mean I love that major seeing that Revival right in the last years is just growing and growing and growing and slope with each other there's something about like when I drive your Bronco first of all I really like you cuz I love the fact that I'm driving Rock and then to I feel like it's a piece of art I feel like you know how I look at it highly functioning sculptures enter send the backseat the noise coming out of that third Point shoulder seat belt retractor is so unacceptable over modern car scanner is hitting your outboard ear and I'm like the whole witch baby at the retractors pulses next time you choose to drive you sit in the backseat let Mom and drive and report back years ago I developed the concept that I called the halios and if you ever saw that so I love like design challenges I like framing things right so I was like all right let's do a revisionist history approach to car design so what if electric cars had remained predominant in the late eighteen hundreds early 1910s what if we had taken inspiration from aircraft design a couple decades prior to when the industry actually did and then what if after he did the experimental plane the H2 I think it was what is Howard Hughes at settingdown and like he couldn't get that last Starlet to to go out with him right before he lost his mind completely what if he Buckminster Fuller and Gordon. Sat down and did a napkin sketch after too many martinis what would that car look like so that was my stupid Paula questions around which I framed my design designed it to work on the at the time and P85 platform and basically they received the copy of a letter that's titled like peanut butter and chocolate that was written by elon's core engineering team begging him to allow them to support me to do the built-in like since day one support we're because there's super shity about any repurpose turkey Shore Drive Teslas and Eli never address to visit major games think honestly I think dude it rich and due to the community that grows up around him that s*** been hacked now now people can open source hack the can data chain and people are repurposing Tesla component like I used Tesla batteries but I've been using their Motors are planetaries everything else cuz again what do I tell my client when the client needs an update or a part you go to the event but yeah like TV in fact has his new setup that they just started marketing where you literally take that IRS a part where the electric motors built-in there's little access to our you pull out a little circuit board you put in another one and voila is there an app that up like crate engines where you know or do you envision to set up where because you know you know that the new Hummers now going to be an electric vehicle which is really interesting and there's going to be a weather electric vehicles are coming out from Volkswagen that are really cheap and I'll buy a bunch of different companies are jumping in Univision there being some sort of a crate engine option for people that night so I do I do and I think there should be now proof in the pudding to this point is that everyone's focusing on the do-it-yourself Market therefore also on the cheapest possible equation which leaves a lot of in my opinion a lot of safety issues completely unaddressed and they can get down so the other issue is there all for ease of installation and conversion everyone's thinking about doing kits that literally re a spud plate in the short shaft to go where the engine used to be put an electric motor to a bellhousing adapter to the stock transmission which is stupid because electric cars going through manual transmissions there's a lot of Scavenging of energy it's bad enough to go through ring and pinion doing a right angle gear displacement of power efficiency and the best TVs in my opinion or transmission list or go through planetary said you know for gear reduction like that the Merc is the to my knowledge of the first for the retrofit TV that you know I'd being the goober that I am like I was like okay we've done a couple of you build but if we're going to keep doing them like and it exists how long do it take for a little bit over four years are infinitely better than had on I'm so proud of the valley retention in my vehicles and I'm proud of our foundation of taking something that in essence a lot of people would think is at the end of its already usable life cycle and upcycling it and breathing you like so it's good to go for decades again but now with Evie stuff is moving so quickly that am I like making iPhones all the sudden sore to years it's totally worthless right is the exponential growth and Improvement it just makes like no one wants an iPhone one so look at you no internal combustion engine development Cycles what I put in today is still relevant in a decade but with with electric it's a whole new space to consider management Electronics they just at PRI and it seemed made a fair bit annoyed about coming with a full array of EV retrofit conversion system so these seem to be the first ones entering the field that are going to offer a comprehensive Suite of products and solutions but then again being that it's part of this industry you know I go girl that dudes at their trade show booth and they're like well it's something we're working on it has all these press releases and all that the kennel. I think I might I trust it will come out but when you see Elon coming out with some like that new Roadster is going to have a 600-mile range that is when things get really interesting that you noted earlier that they were going to make the platform shareable and they're going to make it available to many different manufacturers large and small and I've heard stories like that over the years from you name it from Ferriday was claiming the same thing bulshit cuz now it's it's like I don't want to see vaporware but it's it's so much of that like VC money don't worry will be profitable one day and we're worth a billion multiple of nothing today so Buy in and then it's like so many of these EV startups and retrofit companies come to the scene looking for that elusive the FedEx Fleet contract that everyone thinks going to be easy to get and none of them get it and then they all go belly-up we're not only is the tech moving forward so quickly and not only that but the likes of brown and Lee only do two Tesla it's proven the viability in the market now there's purist and traditionalists and everyone's starting to poke at it and I see exponential more interest so I think you know for the next 5 years or so it's going to be a bit tumultuous but I definitely think it's the future of hot rodding II I imagine within 5 years I imagine half of my client Bilby electric wow that's a big that's a big statement have you seen there's a 68 Porsche 911 that has a Tesla engine in it very interesting when they do stuff like that the old cars but it is so many guys springing up out of the woodwork Nationwide to various levels of price expectation range expectation Etc but I think that's a really it's it's a lovely Community to I've noticed it's much more open than the conventional Automotive Community is about sharing information and suppliers and knowledge and helping one another and it's if there's a really nice camaraderie within that Community there's like movement Motors Austin's doing really nice retrofitz and Evie West has been around forever there really the Granddaddy's on the scene and early GTV Alfa they've done all sorts of different like pretty cool diverse range of platforms and then of course the electric down in Orange County that start out doing dogsnow the bugs in the buses and now 911 and it's like there's such a large and welcoming kind cool community of people in Dead Space easy you know you look for the Tesla superchargers are all over the place to press a button on your screen and it shows you where they are at all navigate you to them when you try to get one of those you can't charge a regular car to Tesla super station can you know and there's different so there's this standard I forget the anacreon week Rich the J blah blah blah connector but there's a standard Municipal connector in the news also the new fast-charge network but it depends on where you live but for example round here it's a joke so like I have a nap when I'm driving that 49 Merc and you know I was speaking at Barrett-Jackson and they're in town for a while I was visiting and then you networked apps and you find it but when we made that one supercharger compatible because the clients can install on in his house and the system otherwise public Tesla charger it has to do a handshake and it says no you may not charge here so you can have it supercharger compatible flick I have one of the wall back there so it would work yes that's my understanding but not a public installation those have to go through a whole handshake protocol getting plates like member in the Gadda on the play so that has the one interface connector and then the other one I machine this unnecessarily groovies for the gas cap under the original fuel door on the Merc and then that's for the other style charger so do you also you can charge it with different ones charger and then there's just two different pigtail adapters you can go either way with it do you anticipate up in the range on that thing do you think that someday you'll swap the battery is out indefinitely I think the reality is any EV project I build I have to not only do I anticipate but like I've lost many client because I'll be super blunt about making managing their expectations that look you're going to spend a lot of money to have the best of the state of the that is available to us but in a year that might all be garbage do you have to understand either you're cool with this moment in time and the range in the performance it is what it is or you're a techie like most guys that are engaging in that and you're going to be hemorrhaging money then coming back every couple years for us to upgrade and evolve as the Sciences of all the electrical Network 202 single-dose Tech 26 pin connectors Aerospace connectors so one day when that powertrain is no longer relevant but your truck still has good platform value unplugged that yank it out and put in the hydrogen or the micro capacitor or whatever the hell is working at the time


    Will There Be Way to Remove Carbon from the Atmosphere? w/Boyan Slat | Joe Rogan
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    you ever conceived a possibility of coming up with something that removes carbon from the atmosphere giant issue with us right right commissions so definitely I believe negative emissions has to kind of keep the warming in in in check it's a much more difficult problem. if you think of the ocean it's it's fitting that the two dimensional problem it's the plastic on the surface and fortunately it's not even the whole ocean it's kind of concentrating in these accumulation zone so the garbage patch that's twice the size of Texas it's still 1.6 million square kilometers while the ocean is 300% of the ocean atmosphere is three-dimensional so it's just as one-dimensional increases just think it needs to be like oh it's definitely exciting for him to think about I do think that's definitely that's not a good starter problem to to work on no one talked about where they had figured out a way to make these king size Century vacuum cleaners they were going to put in the center of certain cities I believe it was in Asia maybe perhaps China they come up with this and I don't know if they implemented yeah but the idea was to have these enormous things a place that look like a skyscraper and really it was just a huge vacuum cleaner for car but here is one good smart people are are working on that problem not sure where they are in terms of the economics and sit right here this one giant for are the same way of filters for water direct air capture technology carbon engineering 10 years in the making of can capture carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere on what that thing looks like it looks like giant f****** washing machines at right like it's washing the air wow structures and how many buildings are in there you know the people can make some pretty and Saints yet why could they make some giant insane vacuum cleaner for the air that's as big as a city block of course I love it comes down to economics or our system is not very good at evaluating things that are long-term directly benefit ourselves so so definitely people tax it will find a way to make it profitable just another one of what one would look like to capture billion tons of CO2 per year a of fans and then burn it that would be a great business model just be like a green diamond I had a diamond it's actually made and it's all pressured by solar power the solar power to f****** smash it there's many many forms in which carbon exists now so I know they are supposed they are doing that now they are making commercially made diamonds diamonds made of carbon so the form as carbon atoms under a high temperature and pressure they bond together to start growing crystals that's why I Diamond such a hard material because you have each carbon atom participating in four of these very strong covalent bonds that form between carbon atom read that word out loud Colville have you ever heard that word out loud that form between carbon atoms so they know they're doing they're making diamonds with certain machines high pressure if they did that would be hilarious that would be a good thing too because they would put a dent in the actual Diamond strange Market is diamonds aren't nearly as valuable as theirs Abita beers takes these diamonds and they stockpile I'm an alien release a certain amount of them they keep the price very high but Saul engineered the profit League diamonds used to be far more rare than they are now but with the innovation in mining technology and their ability to get to Diamonds they couldn't get to before they have a lot of times it's not as valuable as it appears when you go to buy one so we can make carbon against Alex Darin chainsaw Diamond imagine like if you like a really ecologically minded rapper you wear out all your ice could come from the ocean let everybody know from Trash to Treasure yes dude that the Bucking that's that the signature the company in quotes from Trash to Treasure these things dad bullion diamonds how about that death dude you can be the first guy to do this here we go plastic versus an ocean diamond is crushing the ocean into salty diamonds that's a dope looking Diamond two deposits in a high-pressure high-temperature experiment suggesting that many of Earth diamonds formed when the mantle crushes Ancient seabed Minerals Diamond deposits in a high-pressure high-temperature experiment suggesting that many of Earth diamonds formed when the mantle crushes Ancient seabed Minerals


    Where Technology and Morality Meet w/Boyan Slat | Joe Rogan
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    I mean if you do get to do this here's another problem okay here's it is a big one for the ocean we are depleting it up Seafood a flight from you know I had how do you say his name again so hilarious right Louis Savoy us who directed The Cove on Den we were talking about the deplenishing deplenishing on the wildlife in the in the ocean and when you start looking at it on a grand scale like how much fish they're pulling out of the ocean to 3 so bring you know maybe you can come up way to replenish fish in the ocean so we can continue eating sushi while you're so of course over the past 200 years Humanity has made tremendous progress since Agricultural Revolution 10,000 years ago UNC has been kind of stagnant no progress or just very very slow progress number of people life span it was all kind of flat nothing really happened and then since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution and when we learnt how to utilize science and knowledge Collective knowledge to to turn that into progress every possible metric for Humanity has improved tremendously in if you think of wealth Health violence education rights all these things that I know you that Steven Pinker on the is much more knowledgeable than I am truly at this point in time to be alive today but we have made tremendous progress by one hand measuring think the inventing Technologies and also Eventing institutions and on the other hand to collaborate effectively in large numbers which includes the corporation which is very effective way for people to work together now all that progress has always has also had negative side effects which must pronounce of course in the area of the environment where we put things into an environment that shouldn't be long there and we take too much out of its then nitrogen replenish which includes efficient on the other hand you have the plastic going into the environment Etc so how do we solve that and one hand is to say okay negative way to to phrase about the reactionary approach of saying okay we should consume less of corporations are bad Technologies bad we should all get rid of all those things and everything was great to live in harmony with nature so let's get rid of all this modernity and try and return to that pure original what I however belief that first of all let's I don't think it's a realistic thing people want to keep their iPhones and their cars and people want to move forward and at the same time I don't think it's pretty the most effective way to to solve these problems because it would be like fighting a leopard tank with the bow and arrow don't use that power to also try and solve these these these these problems as well so rather than trying to reject business rejecting on G I truly believe that we should embrace those those forces that make a human and has created this amazing Walt to also try and solve these these negative side effects as well and that's why I believe now the over cuz jumped over cuz I'm sheriff station not going to end by people all becoming vegan but rather through fake Meats I think that's the transport emissions are not going to be solved by people not flying anymore or not going anywhere anymore realistically people are going to fly more so you better event technologies that allow people to do that without harming the environment and the same thing I think it would be the Case 444 for plastic and Sandra Lee other energy uses as well. I think that's very wise way of looking at it and it's the hopeful way of looking at it it's funny that today kind of Haven it though you're you're you're dealing with the statistics and factual information like the fact that is a safer to live today there's less violent crime it's easier to get by this more technology more Innovation medical technology has improved dramatically all these things are true be still have to say it's not what we wanted to be there when I'm not saying the world even though you're don't worry about people barking at you so worried about pee with Bill terrible and parts of the world it's got terrible for the people of color it's still terrible but Transit still no one saying that there's not room for improvement but you have to say that like you even though you felt compelled you like it's still not perfect and I wonder why it's important to learn from the things that we do well and then I don't think it is. Controversial I think it's a trick that I think there's just a lot of people looking for every single opportunity to complain even if someone like you who writes an object Ali done nothing but good you say one thing like I mean Steven Pinker Took a ton of heat were saying that and even though he's talking about actual scientific statistics usual just not saying the world's perfect and everyone should shut up what he's saying is we should look at this you know from a bird's-eye view look down understand it at all though there's much work to be done wearing a great place in comparison to rest of human history and it's it's helpful to realize that progress is possible just that every there's something that's feels intuitively rights as if every step forwards would also have to equal a step backward elsewhere and I don't think that's the case there's plenty of things that you can invent that are not that cycling that we see it for something with with carbon right now that it's countries where Sweden GDP has grown a lot last 20 years carbon emissions has come down so they call that the decoupling and I think once we need the the main challenges in this century is to decouple human progress from from those negative side effects and I think the way to do that is not reactionary it's really again train Ovation and through to collaboration I agree with you and I think that a lot of times people just assume that this is the consequences of innovation if there's a pro and a con and everything because there has been so many things there have been so many things are inventions that were there are pro Anaconda but that doesn't necessarily mean it has to be that way if that would be the case all the technology and everything else you would be neutral and I wouldn't it wouldn't matter what your events but it would mean that an atomic bomb is morally as neutral as an ocean cleanup system which I just don't find possible so I don't believe that inventors entrepreneurs they put certain morality into their Creations into their technology there is there is a certain use that you prescribed with the revention when you don't use nuclear bombs to wash your car right away you use it not for benign uses unless maybe you want to terraform Mars switch some people propose to do with Tommy bumps I don't know what this is but cosequin consistently develop net positive Technologies eventually get better and better if say to 60% goods and maybe has 40% downside and okay but then we can invent a solution for that 40% and maybe that's again net positive and you can't get this this Cascade of improving more people thought the way you're thinking I think the world be a better place I like the the positivity I like the optimism and what you're thinking in terms of the particular in terms of what's what's possible with Innovation but I just don't think that being against something is very productive protesting against the things that I don't agree with there so many things I don't agree with but I don't think it's very helpful are then doing that are built towards the future that I do agree with you listen man I think what you're saying is very very logical I wish more people sound like you you're a great role model for a lot of kids to use your energy in a positive direction and if it can be done very very logical I wish more people sound like you you're a great role model for a lot of kids to use your energy in a positive direction and if it can be done


    Her Lacrosse Team Called Iliza Shlesinger "The Butcher"
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    apartment the airport when I see like like a drug-sniffing working dog but it's like a yellow lab I'm like Norco yellow lab I don't I don't I don't want to ruin the dog in his chances at retirement you could ruin it cuz I'm like what are they looking for truth but you can only teach a dog to look for one thing you know you can't Trae the Truth the truth guns and Coke residue or like what do you smell like what are you what are you training you do not train the dog smell heroin and mushrooms bring them back right scription drugs like that's more like it ravages of community and I don't think I like airplanes I think like weight being pushed through from other country but I don't know I think it's all things meth is everything it's the really f*****-up part about it is it's almost like we were talking about football that football be safer if there was no helmets it doesn't make sense to be safer if they were friends state-issued if you apply for funding for support you're going to school like alone or the States paying free to go to school you go scholarship you cannot be able to apply for a state-issued prostitute if you are a little socially awkward maybe you haven't had sex because men get weird if they haven't been made privy to the way a woman is or they haven't had sex and going to college let's get you a prostitute let's get you having sex twice a week so you're not afraid of women let's get you a little less weird let's find a prostitute well thank you for didn't have the social stigma behind it there's a lot of people that would choose it over working at Wendy's lot of people to choose what we have an issue with my body that's what's upsetting but it's also if someone is doing that maybe maybe they are a sex slave like maybe there's someone who's I think that's what to do with the puritanical idea of things that they were accusing Robert Kraft of remember Robert Kraft guy who owns the crofter craps crap on the New England Patriots what was that it was that he was participating somehow and sex trafficking and so they were accusing him of that they were that was a big part of what the police were saying what turned out that none of the girls that work there were sex traffickers there just prostitutes and the woman that did it to him she was like 40 years there was a new store where they used a buzzword yes it's very specific in terms of like the difference in the consequences that you would want someone to face whether they just went there to get your dog or they participate in sex slave so that is part of the issue but I do know that if you take away the stigma and you can normalize things very quickly weed is a great example right you could do that and even we've done this with women and bodies in the way that we look at people who are overweight and we look at people with different things like we are getting to a place where it's less of a thing I think it was prostitution look at it as like this is her choice and if there if there wasn't an exception for it any other way except when money is involved that's where I have a problem with it but it's it's it's not even that it's it's a it's a societal position because they don't want their daughter or sister or mother to be a prostitute that's it that's all or them didn't want to be a prostitute that's why they would vote on it but this the only thing that's completely legal to do like not only that but it's what cells are it is f****** selling cologne he sounded I'm a hot man if you if you get my clothes you might get some p**** and looking right at that mouth as many people as she wants for free charges then also like what the fuc when it comes to the idea of a woman taking control of her own body no taxes being paid and the idea of someone being a w**** because of our puritanical roots in this country all those things combined make it a volatile topic but at the end of the day if she's going to make money that's going to go back into your Society that's going to be put to good use of going to be tax is going to be in your community what do you care what she's doing behind closed doors that is safe and it's regulated just like we'd all of a sudden their standards now it was a way to sanitize this I think so and they didn't Australia they didn't Nevada minutes full on there you could do whatever you want they have they have brothels but I think it's also one of the things that we're conditioned to have a perspective on it's similar to the drug issue like I don't want my friends or my daughters or my mother or anyone I know to be a prostitute so we have this like this position on it I also don't want them do Coke but I don't think Coke should be illegal I don't I don't think anybody should do a lock you in a cage cuz you want to get coked up imagine if it were legal how many less people would be dying just in a drug trade yes and how many more people would be aware of how much you can do because you'd get actual Coke what would they aren't companies right if you're going to buy something from the bisco camp bisco sound Coke real coke disco flavored cocaine in Europe the way that they are with alcohol like Italy for example alcoholic freak out when you are able to do something they got to do whatever they want they can watch TV they could drink and smoke pot and f*** and they go crazy for sure. Time and then at the end of that time they can either leave the church forever or come back and most of them come back right because it's all you know also you probably so hungover out play any sports play sports I just don't live across so I made up for an aggression so there's nothing worse than an athlete that's not good but they're very Crosslake hair all over the place and f****** this face one time so hard that I wasn't allowed to sit with my team like what's a shade Beyond a red card like a black Beating Heart would you do hit a girl with a stick with my car good for you and Pat you on the head good girl pretty good so I wasn't really a part of it out of paper cross and high school and I remember to use like tell me I was crazy to fight I don't like what's to stop someone from hitting you with those sticks and what you guys are running into each other man I don't kid yourself, you doing something violent you're just doing something weird pretend are supposed to hit in your passport but boys it's like football with sticks did you like just pick it up like a baseball bat and cracked his chicken head like how you do it over your head and come down that's not okay my nickname was women allowed to be aggressive it's a thing where it's like on sportsday like you know where start deal represent you got dude just running around ripping people's heads off raping Villages and one girl takes her shirt off at a World Cup game Megan Rapinoe doesn't mean it's like wolves scandalous and I just got back from the UFC broke the rules cuz everybody was just swinging at each other would be totally different sport not I was not great and I own that what did you do cuz you just went over your head I probably just came down years ago getting concussions from lacrosse who's like a lot of violence for it and it's not a professional sport because I think it would be an exciting professional rugby should be our football that's what I think I think would be better to the athletes less concussions they had less concussions back when they're playing those little leather helmets and knee pads cuz you just couldn't do what these guys are doing you're just smashing into Smash Head as a battering ram


    Abby Martin "Drone Strikes Create Terrorists" | Joe Rogan
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    do you ever feel that it's almost like you're absorbing too much because you are looking at all the problems of all the people and 7 + billion around the world and all these different horrific and justices I try to focus on what I can do and what I can do is is challenge my own government and as American citizen living in this Society I think that the US Empire and the Pentagon is the source of a lot of problems around the world I look at the world as complex I mean you have to understand the issues that are going on especially with foreign policy and terms of the colonized and colonizers the oppressed and oppressors and the u.s. is role as well as other previous Empires role in shaping the world as it is today and a lot of the problems that have Arisen are because directly US foreign policy whether it be the global war on terrorism Weatherby terrorism in general I mean that no drone strikes basically caused terrorism Weatherby the environmental crises the Pentagon is actually the largest polluter World more than 140 countries that essentially every country in the world almost a bigger polluter than the top four chemical companies combined so it all kind of stems back from this notion that you know the US has the world's largest Empire that ever existed and it needs to be stopped to save humanity and so as an American citizen I look at all the problems and I understand that there is like a very common route and I can do something about this, Andrew and if you're looking at domestic the lack of healthcare the lack of Education I mean Martin Luther King called it decades ago he says you know a nation that spends more and more on military spending is facing social death I probably butchered is quote but that's essentially the spiritual death I think is what he said but I mean if that's exactly what's happening is when we're squandering all of our money bolstering up this huge Global Empire we're not taking care of our people at home are brothers and sisters at home my empathy extends as an internationalist all around the world I know I feel for my brothers and sisters in Palestine Yemen everywhere but I can only do what I can do based on what my government is doing and you know it's doing a lot it's doing a lot of horrible things and it's time for us to really acknowledge what those horrible things are because we need to reinvigorate of an anti-war movement in this country and when you're saying that drone strikes create terrorism what you're really saying is it well with people if they do first and drone strikes primarily kill civilians and it's very strange sanitized way of handling an issue where if you had a person and you had some Rambo character you send them overseas you said hey I want you to go get this Isis terrorists and in the process kill everybody the f*** that you see every everybody that's in front of them that person be a war criminal you had a guy and he knew that some Isis guy was in an apartment building so he just started going down men women and children in that apartment building until he got to the terrorist that guy would go to jail but if you do it with a remote control and you launch Hellfire missiles out of a drone and it blows up the apartment building and kills all these innocent people but also gets a terrorist its mission accomplished and it's crazy it's crazy that we're signing off on that it's it's a thing because we're not there where this is weird sort of a adjust a there's a bridge that we're allowed to cross into this really sickening act it's a very stiff when you have anything that's ineffective to the point where most of the people it kills are good people or at least our innocent people should say that's crazy I mean this is not saying that is not terrorism is not a horrible people in Iceland you look I'm a pro military person I think we need military and I think it's just like the same I need we need cops but to deny the cops sometimes are bad is f****** crazy to not deny that sometimes when you allow the military-industrial complex to do things like have drones that launched missiles into wedding parties because you think one of the people might be a terrorist and are often incorrect often to the tune of 90 + percent look at you knows the last 10 years you look at some of these terrorists to have conducted terrorist attacks you look at actually what their intention was in a lot of them the vast majority of literally sight US foreign policy revenge mean every time you kill 98% innocent people whoever survives if you lost your whole family that you have an incredible amount of motivation to get back at whoever did it right and that whoever did it is the United States stop normalizing this and you know militarily speaking Trump actually you know it's not his truck I mean this is a bipartisan effort throughout the entire Congress if there's one thing Congress can agree upon its to make nonviolent DDS efforts against Israel legal and also to just keep ramping up the military and egging on whoever's sitting in the Oval Office to be more militaristic and that's exactly what's happened with Trump in a bizarre way I mean Congress approved to like a 7 on your trillion defense budget and the increase alone in the last year was basically Russia's entire military budget more than Russia's entire military budget that's how much the s**** ramping up and then you have the space force I mean it's just like how far is this going to go to society is collapsing if you looked at the argument against this you would say we need this in order to keep people safe here they'll be the argument against it question would be what are we what threat is there Isis when has Isis ever done anything here other than I mean there was like a truck I mean come on we already know the statistics on terrorism in this country and they're very low right I mean you're if you're basically more likely to die from Mike Furniture falling on you or your apartment yeah yeah and the whole Isis thing I mean set still criminally ongoing I mean Trump announces indefinite extension of the criminal occupation of a rock it's just crazy how normalize this as you know far longer than Vietnam war in Afghanistan fatalities at an all-time high all of these things are a direct result of US foreign policy and look at the refugee crisis look at immigration the Honduras coup all the ships connected and that's what we need to start like expanding our Consciousness and our empathy worldwide to understand all of these things are linked in the struggle is all linked and our world is shrinking really rapidly what candidate speaks in this way like what candidate do you think understands and recognizes all these things that you're talking about I mean Mike gravelle hit the only one who's like we need to end the US Empire Bernie and you'll see my crevalle was he was the guy who the Pentagon papers into record he is a good guy really awesome but I need toll cease speaking a lot about regime change Wars which is extremely important but she still believes in front strike she basically has a little bit of Obama's foreign policy that I don't agree with that fundamental understanding I can't believe that she believes in some sort of just broad-brush use of it I haven't looked into that the nuances of that but I do think that no one is saying I want them to about us Empire about you no scaling back the US Empire and and stopping all of the Civil Society movement because it's not just about invasions anymore it's about you know usurping the Democratic processes of all of these countries like what we've done in Venezuela what we're doing all around the world to try to foment unrest all of this needs to be stopped for sea of time where our dependence on foreign oil is radically reduced to the point where it doesn't judge by these regime-change wars in our dependence on these resources that these people have I mean this is almost every conflict in the world you can boil down to the acquisition of resource protection of capital and that's like what a lot is what a lot of it is now is actually just Capital interest needing to expand and grow and continuing to up and increase the profit structure of these corporations and that's exactly why we've seen Imperials you know kind of go out of control in the way that it has I don't know I mean I thought that we were more independent oil wise I don't think it's good I think that climate change yeah I think that's it hasn't stopped you know it hasn't stopped the imperialist Misadventures of the US government so I think I just need to be a really big shift in Consciousness and then people to stop thinking that it's our right and that we have to know the right and the duty to do this around the world it doesn't the right we don't have it it's not right then it's really not and we need to really reinvigorate the masses here because again Society is collapsing that's pretty f****** obvious bro even if it's not obvious what is obvious is that we're not evolving right in terms of if we're still involved in drone strikes that kill 90% of people if we're still involved regime-change wars were still involved unnecessary military actions against Iran it's these things are people freaking out about this is all the same kind of s*** that people have been fighting against forever that we don't want our brothers and sisters and husbands and wives to die for nonsense we don't want them to die for some people that live in his air-conditioned rooms that are making billions of dollars that are profiting off of the actions of these these people who think that they're doing it to protect America I mean this is the narrative that they're being served this is what they're being told and when they're going to these places they're not going to those places to act as evil as as to as the the boots of some Empire they're going over there because they think they're protecting Freedom they think they're protecting their famine their loved ones back home that's why they're doing it and we're still doing that we're not evolving wanted to go out there they're the ones who are going to the sacrificial Lambs for these defense contractors and that you can argue anymore that this is for freedom I mean how can you what threat does Iran pose we had so it's so tough so I don't I don't know what what benefit would it be for them to start some s*** with us and that is the craziest idea ever. That's like my you know a nine-year-old kid trying to pick a fight with Mike Tyson's f****** doesn't make any sense like what are you trying to do trying to get killed I mean inevitably we're trying to get to the global confrontation with China and Russia I guess I mean that's it's scary to think that we only have a couple independent states left to knock down to be under complete subjugation from the US Military and global capitalism it's pretty nuts won't even if we do move into some sort of some sort of a situation we're in control then we're bigger Target and with the amount of nuclear weapons that are possessed by these countries that were I mean just what North Korea has just this one small f*****-up country could ruin life on Earth just this one country and forget about Russia we could literally annihilate each other right that's a possibility chose to launch an attack if they decided they have a justification to launch an attack then all sudden we're in a real war like a f****** war war people are invading us it's getting knocked down buildings and bombs blow up I mean or devolving capacity to cooperate to innovate and we're stuck we're stuck dehumanizing the other we're stuck with this Mass conditioning to basically perpetuate these these in justices and it's really a shame I mean we have all the information at our fingertips but we still keep reverting back to what's the myths the myths that underpin our society is conversations and what can we do what where does it end where does it go now these are the big questions and then also did what we discussed before it's impossible for anyone to really have a deep nuanced understanding of all these different issues right what we can do wheat you know the heaviness of it all you just have to do what you can do you're doing what you can do you have me on to to help spread awareness about these issues and that will freak out and also just understand your place you known and just extend that you can and just yeah I mean it's it's hard because I don't have the answer all I know is what's needed and what's needed as we need a movement of the masses if not going to come from the top down it's going to come from a Grassroots mobilized effort to try to change these policies that's the only way things have ever changed in the past and I absolutely have hope and optimism that we're going to change things and that we're going to correct this horrible path that were on do you think that the 2020 election can have a real significant impact of any of this and you think that whoever gets into office can really have an effect on the kind of policies that were talking about with the kind of influence of the military-industrial complex of all these lobbyists of Wall Street all about all these like Monsters machines that just pure good old-fashioned democracy can actually step in and and turn the ship away from the Rocks Bernie I really do think that he's won last chances not because I think that he's going to completely do some revolutionary upheaval from the top down as we know Congress is stocked with a lot of terrible people who will block a lot of these efforts but I think that he's going to mobilize the masses and reinvigorate the labor movement and reinvigorate unions and help workers understand that they need to fight for these rights that have been eviscerated you know over the last hundred years one thing that does inspire me as well as seeing people like Elon Omar is incredible she's a Somali Refugee she Advocates BDS against Israel and she does not f****** back down I love that woman what an incredible woman she got this viciously attacked for retweeting one of my episodes from Empire files and I think it just shows how scared people are of of her and her ideas and you saw how hard everyone came down on her for just saying that is real has an influential Lobby and DC she's also wearing religious scarves right right away is the job and then there's something somebody hit piece on her yesterday to see anything she married a brother that's ridiculous country that's a religious marriage but then she had another I don't know what's the only one in Congress other than a band of course AOC and you know some other very few people but she's out there everyday speaking against the military industrial complex being against the wars I think as a refugee she under and the effects of US policy and I'm really excited that she has a voice in there but again I don't think that the hope is going to come from within Congress and the system is way too far gone with the Electoral College and the gerrymandering and the voter rights you know that I've been rescinded its it's a lot and it's an uphill battle but that's why someone like Bernie I think we'll turn to the people and say I can't do this alone you have to come out and get my back and we have to have millions of people in then rescinded its it's a lot and it's an uphill battle but that's why someone like Bernie I think we'll turn to the people and say I can't do this alone you have to come out and get my back and we have to have millions of people in the streets demanding these things that's the only way it can work


    ICON’s Jonathan Ward on the Worst Car Ever Built
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    what the hell is lotus doing these days like they keep coming out with all these Concepts and prototypes but then nothing ever seems to be actually happening or coming out I don't know they had that little car you know I guess is that one is that the one that really little one that they had and I was like what will you have a f****** pair of chipmunks running the the engine with a flicker Windows hamster wheels Mithun even that like last year to Quail we were at their car they debuted a concept that was low kick ass but from what I heard it was his name bajar de making such a disgusting amount of money and Licensing like keychains and b******* that like the court even the engineering tier-1 engineering aspect of lotus and then the production they're like f*** that that's complicated and business over the last 10 years bags whatever ship that anyone wants to put the Lotus name on where stolen license is left and right but they're not selling cars I don't think they have anything in production or concepts than multinational car companies that they have and said is awesome beautiful car but you don't see them you never see them kind of like a Malcolm bricklin situation of like just Malcolm bricklin so one of the best car books ever that you know Jonny Lieberman right dear friend Johnny's recommended and it's called the worst car ever built and it's the story of the you go around that car and behind all of it was Malcolm bricklin who's like the Barnum of the automotive industry the amount of stories and stuff this guy is lived through and calls and gotten away with this insane but like the Hugo the cars were like late they're going to debut at the LA Auto Show and they realize like oh s*** we don't have Booth models or anything we going to do some Malcolm bricklin & in the story goes around downtown LA and just where are the prostitutes where the whores hang out around here hired a bunch of the girls to human-like be here at this time for these days it's just like run the show and be there Booth models and rep the cars would like the cars as they came out of the container had to disassemble themselves and Transit rep the cars would like the cars as they came out of the container had to disassemble themselves in transit


    The Mystery of Cars That Ran on Air, Water w/Jonathan Ward | Joe Rogan
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    Bloom boxes know really what is it thinking about them lately I remember seeing him on 60 Minutes years ago and I think Google headquarters was powered by one what does are these funky little black boxes that had some chemical process of creating energy and they were like early on massive news promising Tech in their super groovy little simple boxes and they originally did it for like campuses military like large large installations for you multiple complexes and stuff and they were also making them for automotive and they had a prototype I was so excited I think it was elements within the shielded box to create the energy but they were like self-sustaining and super groovy boombox literally is just a big black box doesn't what's in there it's just one of those things that seemed so promising that then went bye-bye seemed like to Royal engines there was a great engineer at the Lodi that was real getting to radials and get a Ford Focus that would do is like his daughter's old car with a blown up motor he had his own to Royal Motor that he had developed that could run from the energy in the charged particles in the air what thing did like 15 miles an hour on a flat Test Track Running on are charged particles in the air is charged particles as they are could be a real speed wow I saw him once at a trade show and I was exhibiting at the show as well since they're on setup there's bored out of my gourd we were done by was already set up in the fort boots that is walking around for the sniffing around and see this trippy scientist guy in his lab coat in this s***** little booth was like a note 6 by 10 foot booth and radial thing and then a bigger toroidal thing and literally like a chalkboard slime tube what's going on so start talking about it starts explaining the technology and what he was doing and like the smaller one at 300 foot pounds of torque the larger one had two thousand and he was looking to develop it for rail cars for semis for cars like an on and on and on as I get the biggest problem is stopping you from 12 to 2 of that first cylinder was such that when the combustion occurred and it propelled the next piston into the next combustion cycle and kept going so getting that power out of the simple crank was a challenge and then how to stop the damn thing was like the bigger challenge but they'd run on like horse piss ionic charge particles diesel gas boot gun empty done and I have the guys info and try to reach out to him website go on the website I looked at the Night Before Dawn that gobbled up five years later I see him again in another trade show with another kickass design and man was he a bitter man so I can never again cuz they bought it and they shelled it I'm never selling anything again f*** them I'm licensing to specific channels of applications and that's it his new product so what do you think happened if your conspiracy theorist do you think someone bought him out and just bought a small independent business owner real realest in that hell yes someone didn't like that and they shelved that s*** so they bought it and so is next product generator and you had a small battery in the vehicle right so this is a retrofit system the retail model was brilliant because you have like a pretty cheesy inexpensive 3 axis Mill a s*** ton of CAD files and one product on the Shelf so in a lightweight car it was like an electric supercharger to replace your alternator and had a tooth Cog and for the pulley and then your crank pulley wood added to the card to it and then to the Bell so the idea was it would assist the internal combustion through its compression cycle it would negate the parasitic load of all the Fiat all the front engine accessory Drive mounted things you know your alternator is smog pump or whatever like pushing engine through the cycle with the captured electrical energy from the deceleration use it and then the guy disappeared off the face planet again series Crisis guy should happens if you remember there was a video that was circulating many years ago about a guy who created a car to run on air no excuse me water get created a car that runs on water and then this car that ran on water make you apparently had a viable engine and it was really working and then he he he had a heart attack and as he was dying you saying they killed me they killed me and then he died but we can put them in a little box and called a conspiracy theory or whatever and he has therefore it never happened doesn't believe in conspiracy theories I say look at Jeffrey Epstein could do what physicists say is impossible turn water and hydrogen fuel efficiently enough to drive is dune buggy cross country on 20 gallons straight from the tap that's f***** up that's f***** up I don't know if it's true history of mankind have been a little off The Rocker sexual desires and love affair that we had and the distraction and presented that he in quotes destroyed his sexuality I do not know what that means I don't want to be walking around like a mini have a hip switch sort of swept aside that you wonder like there's a documentary who killed the electric car I don't know who he is but that is another example of the you know that was an innovation that was a little bit ahead of its time and the powers-that-be were like f*** you early patent troll horse carriages and we got these new motor things and you know what something to could be a Horseless Carriage so we like literally did like a chicken scratch b******* drawing and filed it and got awarded the patent so Henry Ford in his first two companies as well as the Dodge Brothers all the early Pioneers in the transportation sector in the US had to pay this break a massive royalty to even produce the vehicle and it was Henry when he read when he after he went down and under knee has reborn and came back out with Ford Motor Company the second time that I'm not paying this s*** and it was like eight years of Court battles to overrule it in the National Automotive Dealers Association originally didn't want any trouble and everyone was pan and Henry was the one who had the gall in the balls if they know where you're not pay this brick and they finally got a kicked out but they say that the injured innovation in transportation for a good decade only the electric starter the magnetic starter that Henry Ford integrated into his cars that really made the massive shift away from predominance of electric cars to internal combustion so when you flash forward in your look at mr. pains filmed who killed the electric car and you look at Firestone and dad who was it Pacific oil oil company Tire company and they created that bus company and then they did all the law privatized Municipal transport so that then they could slowly by them all up and you know California had an incredibly successful electric Trolley system through the Westside it was brilliant his pioneering was at everyone they're the ones that ended up stacked in the desert near this some of that footage in the film that everyone they're the ones that ended up stacked in the desert in this some of that footage in the film company that's doing amazing everyday put it on the Shelf


    Shannon O’Laughlin on the Struggle to Reclaim Stolen Native Artifacts
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    you know there were. Periods of time and in our history where people would steal our religious objects and our sacred items they still do and ludar Graves law called the Native American Graves protection and repatriation act that was meant to repatriate those stolen items in those stolen ancestors back to tribe so that we could help with our cultural revitalization as well as put our ancestors back to rest there are still at least 200,000 ancestors in boxes in museums that's just in the US in the US just in the US around the world French people in boxes in museums in the US are recently in our sacred objects for some reason there was a sacred Shield of the Pueblo of Acoma in about 2016 that was being sold at auction in in France the the tribe the Pueblos fought and even went to court in France to try to stop at auction and get that item back because there was evidence that it had been stolen in contemporary times and France said you don't have standing in our courts so even though they're considered Sovereign Nation here in the United States we didn't have sing in in the French court and couldn't protect that item this way so we had to use other means of negotiation and arm-twisting that item is finally been repatriated but it took it took about four years to for that to happen no this is a sacred object right these are items that are used for religious purposes or after their protected sacred items and the association we were fighting with the Metropolitan Museum of Art last year and the year before because they were displaying items from a private collection that were sacred one item was even a funerary objects with an item that is never supposed to be seen because it's buried with the ancestor and it was on display and without any kind of consultation with the tribes affected it's horrendous the way we still look at Indian people and and our cultures and our practices today I were still being called heathens everything article I think just last week there was a a religious man saying that we're heathens because the stage that I gave you because we burn stage as one of our medicinal and in spiritual practices the reason why a Christian group an Ohio where indigenous peoples have just been removed wholeheartedly is that tons of archaeologists and other people that like to loot they have taken so many things out of the ground there was a case that the FBI actually got ahold of in Indiana gentleman by the name of Don Miller who had huge Ranch House in farm and it was just full of Native American artifacts including human remains and there were even items from other countries that he had had looted and taken and the FBI actually investigated that Anne and because the man was like 90 years old they didn't prosecute him but they were able to take back those true that Native American Graves protection and repatriation act I've been Consulting with tribes to repatriate those items back but that looting and collecting and in areas like Indiana and Ohio and if so where this gentleman's get all this stuff including the FBI told media Outlets report Mueller report admitted he conducted illegal digging Expeditions we never face criminal charges before his death in 2015 so this guy was just digging stuff up and just showing around his house and then there were rules against this oh absolutely absolutely keep any records of where he got a lot of the items so our laws are really screwy with this to so Federal and tribal lands are protected so public lands parks and tribal lands are protected lands you can't go and Dig Inn in federal or tribal lands without a permit among other things but just in state private private lands it's really dependent on state laws are in and it's it's really inconsistent whether those weather looting is protected or not so that's where it's interesting because there's a lot of gigantic ranches in Texas that are privately owned that were originally Native American hunting grounds they they're the ones that a friend of mine is hunted on that they have these pictographs you go inside these caves and it says on private land someone owns this can artwork all over the walls of the cave and signs of fire like they'll sit on the ceiling of the cave where the lit campfires like this should probably be some sort of a historical site bright and it's it's usually not protected and and dumb people get real angry when Indians try to get involved in and we're there maybe development that hat will have an effect on Berry side of sacred site other other type of site people really get angry and it it's so it's really hard for tribes to work to protect these areas work to learn about what the areas are even about there's been so much amateur archaeology in this whole country was founded on amateur archaeology let's for for gold and other special things and oftentimes they just took whatever was in the grave and and and created all over the world today so the association is constantly looking at auctions and trying to return items it that private collectors have been improperly we just got a human vertebra removed from u.s. auction just a couple of weeks ago they were selling it because they said it had an arrow point still in you know so that that has value in in in some markets how do they prove that it wasn't just satellite that was killed by an arrow right I don't know and that's the thing about that's the thing about I'm trying to work with auctions and private collectors as they often don't want to work with us because they're trying to make money so often times items whether their religious objects or human remains they have a story or with call the provenance associated with them that is often made up to dry the price of the item so whether that was illegitimate a vertebra van Native American we don't talk to them how would they determine who the person was isn't necessarily going to tell you where it came from it could tell you that it was Native Americans in the state of Washington he was old old old old and the universities involved in the Army Corps who had possession of it we're going to repatriate it to appropriate tribes and what ended up happening is is that you know Academia stepped up and said I wait this isn't Native American we think he's something else and four years back and after a court case that the item wasn't that the ancestor wasn't Native American DNA test was done and it was indeed Native American and and the ancestor was finally so I say if you want and it's brought back and given to Native Americans to who until we're right so so so let's look at the best case scenario and in a lot of museums have maintained records that may have human remains and Associated funerary objects and have enough information to know where that came from Woodside was located at what county what state and we know from tribal histories as well as as Federal us documentation that that that area was likely affiliated with with you know this tribe or that tribe or maybe several tribes and so consultation occurs under that law about those ancestral remains in funerary objects and it's determined where those items should go back in the case scenario where there's not any information often times evidence of a will who were the collectors that were giving to that institution what has been the history of the institution and where has it obtained different Collections and through that you know it's deduced who may be affiliated with with those those items are the the ancestors so it can be a pretty long. process but what's interesting about it is is is museums and other institutions fought this law for a long time and they said well you know all of our collections will you know we won't be able to fulfill our purposes at a museum or an academic institution to study these things work to consult with museums most of these items are in boxes and often poorly managed and maintained so they're just sitting somewhere in storage right Americans do you agree with the idea I'll get want to hear Kennewick man finally it's free-to-play never found in North America what does it give us a date on his what they have car go to that picture that he's again that's crazy so so just let me tell you that looking at human remains for many tribal peoples is is difficult it's like looking at him a naked body I mean it's it's the essence of someone that you know we shouldn't be saying that that should have been in the ground that should have gone and disappeared it had a journey at got interrupted and and you know it some tribes and cultures believe that that's harmful to interact or look at or just it a little bit humiliating it's exposed an In-N-Out and at least in the United States you won't find that in any kind of Public Museum now you might in some kind of private institution or private collection other cultures that they're trying to get those back to some sort of a that be cool if that was Ronald Reagan you know what that be cool if that was someone from our you know our lifetime that died with had Janis Joplin's head you know in a box somewhere and then go stare at it when that weird you out or how about Amy Winehouse how about someone that died yeah she was saying yeah that way we don't seem to to to go oh that's not okay so it's no Outlaw their religion how would I feel if someone did that to me right


    How Treaties Broken with Native Americans Resonate Even Today
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    one of the things they talked about in Black Elk was the practice of the Ghost Dance to this idea that they were going to somehow or another bring back the old ways and it's a sad sad story when you hear them talk about especially because it's coming from the words of black alcohol with a guy that was there with the Battle of Little Bighorn and then from then now is an older man talking about what would his experiences have been haven't had seen as people moved to reservation I seen it basically every single treaty broken I mean was there a single treaty that United States had with the Indians and it didn't break that what that's insane mean every single one and most treaties had some similar language a lot of them talked about they had bad man Provisions so bad man Provisions were basically if our men the us if our men come in and to your jurisdiction and do something bad will take care of it for you you know just some simple Provisions like that but never was enforced the US let let their people come in and take over what we're supposed to be protective areas of land and that was just constant that happened that happened everywhere so there were bad Provisions through a lot of Provisions lot of beautiful Provisions that that the tribes still talk about today as long as the Grass Grows and we'll have our lands and in none of these Provisions wherever upheld and a lot of the East Coast tribes there their boundaries were changed a new treaties were made and accepted and Andrew removal happened and there were new treaties and nothing was ever maintained and the other tribes that were removed to Oklahoma and by the way because of that removal their tribes that were already there were removed so they're already tribes there the Caddo and Comanche another other tribes that this was our he their land so new tribes moved in and land dreaming I'm forgetting my dates now but there was a Dawes commission around 1906 or so there was a census and individual Indians were allotted about a hundred sixty Acres apiece and this was an effort to decrease the amount of land base that tribes held in common right and this happened all across the country not just in Oklahoma where there were allotment policies and I believe there were there were about heck I'm not good with numbers I think they were like 19 million Acres that that were removed this way of of land but what happened today there is a criminal case before The Supreme Court that is actually addressing these issues because even though our lands were allotted the exterior boundaries of our reservations the area that we had agreed to live in they've never been extinguished never been diminished and so the Supreme Court's is activist Supreme Court has actually looking at this issue now is to whether we still have jurisdiction within the exterior boundaries of our reservations in Oklahoma well so so not necessarily so so it's raised a lot of fear with with non-indians about taking back the Land O my God but what would actually happen there's a lot of places in Indian country where there's a lot meant and there's there's a non-indian individuals who have feel and within the exterior boundaries are reservations and then individual Indians only feel and within the exterior boundary reservation land how you would how you own land it's called it's not restricted it's it's it's in you own the title to that land right a lot of land held by tribes in trust during restricted fee so common Ariel and likes like let's look at them the Onondaga nation in New York state they have the exterior boundaries of the reservation they own a restricted file and so they own it but they can't sell it without us permission trust land is similar and it's treated the same as restricted fee but it's held in trust so the US has more control of of of what happens on that land or has been seen to have a little more control than it wouldn't in just restricted fee but with a boundaries of the reservation you can have this checkerboard ownership of land of non-indians and Indians and and but that doesn't necessarily mean that the tribe has jurisdiction over the non-indian feel and and the the civil and criminal jurisdiction issues on an area of land like that is extremely complex and continues to be argued in the courts and it most of the time our jurisdiction most of the time since the 80s and 90s and up until today we there was really a change in kind of how the Supreme Court decided Indian law cases so if we back into the history of Federal Indian policy you see this kind of weird schizophrenic you know those those those Marshall cases that I talked about they really stepped forward kind of schizophrenic principles that unions are sovereign but the Civilized so we have to take care of them and so you have a different eras of time policymakers who support tribal sovereignty cases to help support that sovereignty and then there are other administrations that come around not talking about current Administration but that that use those cases against us an integrated policy and degrade any kind of rights that we may have gained in in other eras so it's it's really been you know Indians today live in this live in such an insecure world you know our statistics are horrible the suicide rate for youth high school graduates everything that you could possibly think of there's a statistic on were usually the lowest were the worst and it's because we live in a society that is constantly changing we can never depend on whether or not our rights are secured whether or not we're going to have the lowest are the worst and it's because we live in a society that is constantly changing we can never depend on whether or not our rights are secured whether or not we're going to have land jobs being able to practice our culture


    20,000 Native Children Died at America’s Indian Boarding Schools
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    the things that I got out of this recent obsession with American Indian culture and the stories was realizing how little I knew about the history of this country you know you you might know you might have a basic understanding of what happened that you learned in school it's real peripheral and it's very surface and then upon reading these books and maybe realize like what happened here this is what happened here over the course of a couple hundred years is almost unprecedented in in history like that this nation was conquered by all these Invaders that just kept coming in kept changing the rules kept breaking trees making trees breaking treaties wiping people out calling things battles when they were really just massacres of women and children Municipal horrendous horrendous stories of justification of these massacres that were no no different than any other horrific Barbarian Slaughter that you might have heard about in history that's looked down upon but four years in this country they were taught as if they were actual battles in that did the history of this country with in regards to the tribes and the American settlers and the soldiers is terrifying it's terrifying it is just happened a couple of hundred years ago and that people are capable of these things and the ancestors of these people I just roaming around today and that's what this country was founded on this country was founded on the massacre site and and and that policy has been steady by folks like Adolf Hitler and in his book Mein Kampf but it wasn't just the battles there have been many different types of battles that we consider Warfare though it hasn't been done with you no guns and legal right legal battles exactly I mean since the 60s Europeans have been trying to educate us and assimilate us and in civilize us and have passed laws once the States became a nun new country and 1800 pass laws to take our children and move them far away and and punish them if they spoke their language cut their hair put them in the schools that were military based and they studied academics in the morning and then they did trade in the afternoon and in those trades were to help pay for cool so they were basically indentured servant slave labor making sure that the school could have enough funds to pay for their own education and the boarding school history in the United States and Canada has horrendous Renda stories and the schools were funded by the US federal government and dissociation and other groups are trying to get the United States to release records of of who were the children in the schools we think there's a there were about 500 boarding schools across the United States and about at least 20,000 children that we can figure out where were killed were duck died in the schools some of this work has been done at the Carlisle Indian School and in Pennsylvania which is now owned by the Army Corps Army Corps of Engineers and there are some tribes that are trying to repatriate their children that are engraved Aaron and bring them back home so this is been a process all over the country trying to figure out you know who these children were where they belong and in to bring them home it's been a really difficult process for the organization any of them cuz he's not being fed working too much all those things that could kill a child at all these think those records of all these different children probably doesn't have the records probably has mismanaged a lot of the records regarding these boarding schools in and there were different times have been different eras of Indian policy where the federal government was like oh wait this isn't working let's let's get out of this business of teaching Indians let's give it to the church has let them do it for awhile and then it would come back into the federal government and but the churches would have it at course we've heard all of the horrible things that different churches have done to children and there are still many boarding school survivors today that can tell those stories of abuse sexual and physical and who still live with that today there is a organization called the Native American boarding school healing Coalition that is really working on these kind of issues and have are pulling together the stories and are also working with survivors I to try to heal from that that trauma that's not just theirs but it's it's this insured intergenerational historic drama that has been with our communities for a couple hundred years now so they're there are a lot of stories like that in the end this again mrs. US federal policy while they were while the US was building the reservation system and and and putting tribes kind of in these Blockheads if you did not send your child to school you weren't given rations you weren't given your food if you practiced your culture you could be killed for practicing your culture using your language because and because this was the assimilation policy of the day and this happened I would say 18:15 70s through the 1920s there was this horrific. Of federal Indian policy of of doing trying to do away with language communal type living cultural practices in religion so this isn't just you know gun warfare this is been continuing policy that affects us today policies it even affects us today on warfare until they got the Indians to move into the reservation and then it was basically an annihilation of the culture international law


    Why Sports Teams with Native American Names are Controversial w/Shannon O'Loughlin | Joe Rogan
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    so we need if if we can't clear away the myth that gyro America or White America whatever you want to call it if we can't clear away those myths that we continually face everyday every time I go into Washington DC damn it every time I go into the Wegmans there's a big Washington football team Tostitos potato chips with the Washington team name on there and and and the majority of Native American groups tribes they've all let the team know that that that that name is offencive and they still won't change it. they say it's honoring it's honoring Native Americans of that term is used and you see it in historic records to count Indian skins or scallops that have been taken from Indian people if it's an offencive not just derogatory or demeaning but it's dead people yeah we get oh yeah that's an offensive word I heard that defense of the majority people are not talking to someone who is deeply ingrained in the Native American issues and culture like you are so you can explain to us me to make sense it was you no stink about some derogatory term for someone somewhere I mean even if it was kind of derogatory like if they were called the Washington crowds and it was all based on Germans like a lot of German people probably really pissed off at that like hey you know that's kind of shity but it's the Chiefs Kansas City Chiefs Braves there's a lot of Indians are the Braves still around high school colleges and I don't know the status of any you know it's far as NFL International Teams Syracuse a derogatory mascot that they changed some years back because of the tribes they're there now in the state of New York fought for that these issues I think we really need to start with our public education system we need to teach people that Indians are still here we're still alive it's amazing how many people don't even realize it that Indian people exist outside of casinos go to the grocery store buy some butter or some baking soda look at look at different pop culture Indian motorcycle in the Pontiac car back in the day I think the hours of old old Pontiac sure it's all around us but yet we don't even realize that what that means and so it really too many of us you would think it would open up a dialogue about about Indian people and and whether we're going to choose to do something different with this history because it is our history it it's our Collective history and we have throughout change the narrative in stories of our history you know when we ball realize that Columbus wasn't such a great guy you were what were their designation was but there was one Journal that detailed what they did to Native American babies out of their heads on rocks and cut people's arms off of they didn't bring their weight and gold them in horrific horrific Tales of torture and murder and it's like how is this the guy that we have a day off for houses Columbus and you realize we'll Columbus was a conqueror I mean he was just a symbol the times music 1492 is a brutal time in human history and when they arrived and what they mean it really didn't even arrived here but when they arrive wherever they did arrive it was the worst thing that could ever possibly happen to the people that were already living there and that this guy is somehow or another you know I'll part of our folklore you know 1492 Columbus sail the ocean blue and all that nonsense in the meanwhile he's a f****** murderer and it's it's kind of crazy the new this but it took until now that mean didn't they change it to indigenous people's day County states that are still in the process of changing that I'm not sure I think there is some cities in in California that have already done that in the end celebrate indigenous people's day but it Columbus out on bro I'm sorry I was trying to ignore that I'm sorry sorry thanks a lot I feel really welcome are named after Indians Columbus man f*** you Columbus changing it would change it to Ohio wow people that are not federally recognized but I know that there was Indiana Ohio that was there in Oklahoma but there are you saying that earlier and I was like I was going to correct you I was going to ask you rather have you meant the city of Miami is did Miami get named after Native Americans


    The Origins of Indian Reservations w/Shannon O'Loughlin | Joe Rogan
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    let's go to that then this is the United States has a very strange situation with Native Americans were Native Americans have reservations and on those reservations they have sovereignty they can have different rules they can do what they want to exchange is like those Nations inside of our nation how do you feel about that start with the beginning like how did how did how did we get to where we are today there and there's a lot of information and so you got to stop me if I start getting too carried away all right so there are Supreme Court cases and there was his name John Marshall who is actually buying Indian land from from us the US Country u.s. Grants and so he was interested he was an interested party but he was making decisions that that set forward the kind of watershed principles that continue to affect who Native Americans and Indian Nation governments are today and so those three cases coming to court to try to determine who owned a piece of land in Indiana and there was one guy Johnson who is plaintiff who would purchase the land directly from the pinkish all Indians were related to the Miami Tribe today and then the defendant was MacIntosh and he purchased Land from the US government and so the case of course was who had the proper rights and through that case The Narrative that Justice Marshall created brought forward a piece of Discovery have you ever heard of the doctor to conquer Dennis Heathen people's so this was the principle that this case was based on and it set forward this weird relationship the tribes in the US government have today so if the us if the Christian European peoples had the rights to take land away from tribes because they were an inferior race which is this this is language from Meister inferior race they're Savages they're unable to govern themselves and they only have a right of occupancy so that was the first of three cases that Justice Marshall decided and of course he was an interested party in the whole thing because he had purchase land from the United States and he wanted to make sure his land was Secure the second case was Cherokee Nation V Georgia they gotten through Congress to remove the Eastern Indians west of the Mississippi River and Indian Territory which is of course now Oklahoma Kansas Texas area and and again this was the case that actually of the Cherokee Nation tried to bring before The Supreme Court and before The Supreme Court could even make a decision on the and I just realized I didn't even tell you the facts of the case I'm getting ahead of myself I apologize this is this is incredible experience to be here so I'm a little bit nervous so in Cherokee Nation vs Georgia Georgia was trying to assert its laws over the Cherokee Nation and so the Cherokee Nation brought this case before The Supreme Court to say that the state does not have any right to assert any of its laws against us and what Justice Marshall did is sit is said well you're not a foreign Nation so you can't bring a case before The Supreme Court and determine the tribes were pseudo Sovereign Nation that they were still under the tutelage they needed to be civilized again the same kind of Savage language in this case and held that the federal government had plenary power over tribal Affairs and that the Cherokee Nation couldn't bring this case to court so what ended up happening is some missionaries who were serving the Cherokee Nation actually developed the case and violated Georgia so they could bring a case before The Supreme Court in that case was called Worcester V Georgia and I think that was about 1830 to 1831 and in that case it was ruled that the United States had a guardian and Ward type relationship with tribes and so we were the wards they were our guardian and that set up this weird dynamic that still exist today the Supreme Courts and other case other courts site in decisions today to basically take away more and more rights so so that was that's the Watershed basis for this weird relationship that we have and it's based on racism it's based on tribes being an inferior peoples they not be civilized and and so here we are so help help directly into another question here so fascinating thing the idea that the United States government is that they're like the big daddy over the tribes and the only way the tribes can exist as if they exist the European way right the great white father and so all this was happening while they were trying to conquer the West so all this was happening around the gold rush time before then so this was happening in the 1830s was 1850s absolutely Civilized Tribes were in the Southeast at that time and that's what's so interesting is because you see through this is a this is a little bit why have a problem with some of the books that you've read is because they've taken small pictures of what was going on and kind of removed the context of what was really happening there so many tribes across the United States that tried everything to resist or comply or stimulate so that they can maintain their weight I've maintained their lands and continue to prosper as they had been but the United States was obviously for a formidable opponent and regardless of of of for example of Five Civilized Tribes and their their their tactic was to assimilate was to go to school and educate themselves and learn English and even though they did that and they did everything that the United I wanted them to do they were forced off their land to the West into Indian Territory the Comanche learned about through the book they that those events happened during a point of time and that was their effort and resistance they saw how disease wiped out their brother and from other nations than that folks were coming to get them and so that was their way of resist being simulated and having everything taken away from them in the defense of the authors of those books they did Cover a lot of that they did these books are in no way taking the side of the United States government you know most of them the most amazing thing about Empire of the summer moon was just how special the relationship that the Comanches had to the land in about how when did Jessica and Parker's at with no Cynthia Cynthia Ann Parker who is she's the photo out there the woman that's breastfeeding your child she was kidnapped when she was nine and assimilated with the Comanches and then was re kidnapped by the United States government when she was in her thirties and didn't want to go back she missed the Comanche life and threw her and threw her depictions in her descriptions of the way they lived the understanding of it they got a better sense of like what she missed about that life and that they had an incredible relationship with the land they lived basically just in teepees they were very nomadic they just followed around the Buffalo and they had you know what in her way of looking at it on a magical existence in comparison to this really boring life that these settlers had and when you know what she looked at it it was interesting because she was a girl who was born describe a white settler and then from the age of nine on lived as a Comanche so she had like sort of the view of Both Worlds and you know she very much took the side of the Comanches and she wanted to go back like she had spoken Comanche and in the book there's an encounter where they bring in someone who was the Comanche to speak to her and she grabs and she's like take me back we're going to leave let's get out of here now like her thought was like we got to get out of here like this way of life is b******* like I want to go back to the Comanches but she just didn't understand that that way of life was slowly going away and her son Quanah Parker who is that photograph over there that's on bullets that somebody made for me I don't even know where that came from somebody sent me that he was the last Comanche chief and they bothered during her lifetime and her son's lifetime was the last of it and it's a very sad story do the Comanches live today in Oklahoma but they do but they don't live the way they did right that means their way of life was removed mean they were wiped out Comanche still live today right in Oklahoma has quite a few of them is very cool but they do but they don't live the way they did right that means their way of life was removed mean they were wiped out


    The Problem with DNA Testing for Native American Heritage w/Shannon O'Loughlin | Joe Rogan
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    ulcers aren't static we're not static and I think one of the major issues that American Indians have is that we are often stereotyped into this this picture and if we don't fit that then we're not legitimately Indian rhetorical question so are you one-hundred percent Native American and that's that's let's talk about that talk about that what other so blood Quantum is an imposition from the federal government that is that has been used to weed out Native Americans so the whole the whole idea of US federal policy has to assimilate Indians to rid themselves of the Indian problem so that land and resources could be obtained right and so blood Quantum was one way that the u.s. government could do that so if you if you didn't meet what they thought was some kind of purity test then they could write you off right but that is not how many Indian nations View tribal citizenship for membership it's through other types of cultural continuity family relationships and it's not about race that's been an imposition on us so I'm polish and Choctaw absolutely absolutely Italian I'm Italian but I have a last name is Irish cuz I'm one-quarter Irish so growing up around Italians who was always like the way they made fun of me and it was like it was always a funny thing like are you sure your Italian you know like it's a purity test an ice last name with a lot of vowels you know it's a that's what they like and it's really interesting Association on American Indian Affairs we get tons of inquiries probably the top inquiry we get our people wanting to do DNA test to determine what tribe they belong to so everyone seems to want to be Indian and even some people are are emboldened enough to say I did my DNA test Native American that's a real issue that doesn't exist but there's some kind of of fantasy or myth that many people in the US have kind of believe about Indians because we don't know it's not like it's taught well in school if it's it's not like this is part of a normal dialogue identify whether you have certain genetic traits that might be from North America Canada or might be from South America as well right you have to do that genealogical research and if you know where there's 574 federally recognized tribes in about 300 other tribal groups in the United States on top of the fact that aren't recognized by the United States for many reasons and so each one of those tribes have their own laws they have their own systems of governance their own whether it's a more traditional form of government or a written constitutional government needs one of them have their own eligibility requirements for citizenship so you have to do your own genealogy and then if you do find who you may be affiliated with any that nation and you talk to them about what their eligibility requirements are some of them are residencies some of them are familial relations and some of them are blood quantum Indian federal law of art it's a legal term of Art it's a it's a defined Federal term that has a specific definition in u.s. code we tend to like to be called the nation that we belong to from south of the invisible Border North of the invisible border and and in the Western Hemisphere so it's a much broader indigenous peoples is a great great term I really want whereas the people that live on my friends live in Alberta and First Nation people can know they Dave Dunlop hunting seasons they just do whatever they want they basically say look let's just pretend like we never invaded and you just live how you would normally but with modern equipment and also it's it's a little odd but there's no getting around it. they don't have hunting seasons they just do whatever they want they basically say look let's just pretend like we never invaded and you just live how you would normally but with modern equipment episodes it's a little odd but there's no way getting around it being odd


    Shannon O’Laughiln on the Path Forward for Native Americans
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    when I'm asking this in terms of like if you had a magic wand what do you do with the reason why I'm asking you this is because I've thought about it I've sat down and tried to go over at myself and I don't see a solution that sits what's so strange to me is that we have Nations inside of our nation and I don't I don't want it ended and I don't want to continue it neither neither one makes sense to me like to take to end it would be to say you are assimilate you no longer have sovereignty we're going to break the last treaty and disband the reservations and make everybody just be a United States citizen that seems crazy everyone is a US citizen I'm just I'm just trying to look at it like from an overhead view like if I was an alien and I was trying to sort this out I had no no ties to either call Trevor like what are you doing with that like what do you do with that like I understand these people been massively f***** over that the genocide was perpetrated on their their their race that they were wiped out both with disease and by military actions and soldiers and treaties were broken I get it but the stay turn right now when you look at what we're talking about with these reservations are the horrific conditions in the problems of drug abuse and alcoholism and suicide and and despair and self-esteem and all these issues like what is the solution what would beat me if there was an unlimited budget like what what would you do if you were like it is President Shannon if you got elected you could win right you can be president and vice president you ran on the part of what your platform was was fixing this gigantic store that we have in this country our relationship with the tribes what would you do unlimited resources you do whatever you want I think if we were properly educated about about history I think if we really understand who native people are and their importance here and their importance to continue as Sovereign tribal Nations and it has to start it has to start with with public education we have to recreate what's important to us and I think Indian nations have have been here I think they're a symbol of of amazing Prosperity that the country could have and we've just never tapped into it and I'm I'm talking about just principles and values that that we don't seem to to hold any more in this country I feel like you're kind of being sarcastic no no no no no no no not one of the major problems we have in this country is we don't ever appreciation of nature we really don't you know we we don't look Seven Generations ahead of us to see what our decisions today or going to do to us in the future we're constantly looking for the dollar today and how that's going to reward our efforts today or not looking how you know what the lives of our children are going to look like with the lives of our great-great-grandchildren are going to look like in in and I think those are the kind of values that that we need in our country now and I think that's what's being debated in the Democratic campaign right now you know where our values are at what we want you know a hundred years from now even though their spokesperson we barely talk which is hilarious I mean to shows you how strong money and media and the influence of DNC is what would all this education do though and explain to people to the American citizens are outside the tribe how is that going to help the tribes themselves what what can be done to help these problems that we pretty detailed the problems with alcoholism the problems with suicide and despair and self-esteem all these her room conditions that exist on Mini many tribes what part of that is is is not anyone anyone's problem but ours that we have to deal with is as Sovereign Nations within our our own communities and how we how we choose to fix those issues but I think looking outside how how we can really affect change is there's something called prior and informed consent and it's in it's contained within the UN Declaration of indigenous peoples and it requires a state or government to include tribal nations in the decision-making processes that affect them so this Administration has been horrible at it absolutely horrible but need to be part we need to be the decision-makers in the things that affect us so if if you were going to a bulldoze and blow up our sacred sites to build your border wall it seems like the proper thing to do first would be to have a conversation with us in him for us to make a decision about how we may can do that a little bit better to protect those sacred sites and and natural springs in other things along along the border instead like the proper thing to do first would be to have a conversation with us in the end for us to make a decision about how we may can do that a little bit better to protect those sacred sites and and natural springs and other things along along the border instead of just blowing up everything


    Shannon O’Laughlin on Spurring Economic Development in Indian Country
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    so what do when when you look at that situation the casino situation we're now all the sudden economically these tribes can Thrive and the the reservation that owns that casino can Thrive and as you're saying the money goes straight back to the reservation and to the people that run it and it ended it legitimately helps the people that live on that reservation what other things like that can be done to also take advantage of the fact that there are Sovereign Nation and allow them to economically Thrive without things like fracking and s*** that's bad for the environment other other things that are being implemented that could also help they're all different types of Economic Development going on in Indian country that can be very successful for external businesses because a benefit sitting outside business would get if they did for example manufacturing with in Indian Country they could benefit from certain tax exemptions and in and rebates that they wouldn't get in an estate so if corporations the Border or going somewhere else there would be great opportunities but and some tribes are taking advantage of those business opportunities not just gaming but out of gaming has grown a lot of a lot of investment a lot of entrepreneurial ship in tribes in a lot of the money has gone back to help educate and teach language and and ancestors and and the things that are important for that tribal Nation so there's many different ways of investment that that tribal Nations look at it it's not necessarily economic but it's about healing their people and and helping us survive in and live better than we have in the past so investment takes many forms and Indian country tribal Nations look at it it's not necessarily economic but it's about healing their people and and helping us survive in and live better than we have in the past so investment takes many forms and Indian country


    Why Are People Attacking the Indian Child Welfare Act?
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    what do you think would be best case scenario for Native Americans United States like I'll sort of give you the magic wand again like what would be best case scenario cuz the strange thing that we have in front of us here is that there is one country the United States but there's not just United States North American citizens here there's also Native Americans of various different right that have their own reservations and as you said they're Sovereign and they can come to make their own decisions what would be what's the magic wand how do you clear up all these problems associated with the mean that the horrific treatment the of everything from alcoholism to the problems with schools to self esteem issues all these problems in North America while also not that the Native Americans in the way I'm looking at it they want to stay a member of their tribe and they don't necessarily want to be just Americans they want to keep their Heritage right universally how does that how do those two things work together how do you how do we all live together in America and yet have these trucks and do it in a way that works best for everybody that's a freaking complicated asked questions even with a magic wand and not rely on others to tell our stories we need to be able to tell our stories and to reteach the general public about who Native Americans are where we've been and where we want to go Custer they've all been stories that have fed into the American politic in a certain way at certain periods of time and what I want is that this is the time now we're tribal Nations have a lot to lose and we're in a current Administration that is trying to terminate us once again what are they doing differently than other administrations they would there are a groups that are attacking the basis of federal Indian law and the rights that we do have so there's there's an act called the Indian Child Welfare Act was passed in 1970 and it's an act that the association was heavily involved in to get past and it started with some work with the Spirit Lake Sioux Tribe and a woman came to the people back then and said they took my kids they stole my children and after investigation it was found it it wasn't just happening it it Spirit Lake but it was happening all over Indian country were state welfare worker children in a disproportionate rate of quarter of all Indian children during that. Of time were taken away from their own families and adopted out to white white families and so the Indian Child Welfare act required state courts to do things before a child was taken away from its tribal Nation there are groups that are working to dismantle that and because they they think it's racist so they so it's it's like they've taken it and in an hour or looking through a backwards mirror so instead of it and to make sure that the children had ties to their culture and their families that that's not in the best interest of children so they're still looking at Indian tribes as we can't take care of her own kids that our way of life is is not acceptable and other adoptive families would be better and what's interesting is that the Indian Child Welfare act doesn't prevent it just requires a certain process to make sure that the involved in that placement adoption process and so that the child can maintain those those connections or that they try to find a family that's more culturally appropriate for the child so there's just been actually it came out of the Goldwater Institute which is a Goldwater when he was what was the senator he actually voted Indian Child Welfare act but today the Goldwater Institute is is actually funding cases around the nation to attack the Indian Child Welfare act what is the what is the reason behind what are they trying to achieve child welfare organizations around the country that say the Indian Child Welfare Act is actually the gold standard in child welfare in that that we should be utilizing those principles that are used in the Indian Child Welfare act to protect all all children to maintain familial connections


    Shannon O’Laughlin: Let Native Americans Tell Their Own Stories!
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    cam Hanes went to an Apache reservation in Arizona I believe last year and he said that there is actually a cave that they wind up putting bars on to keep people from stealing the artifacts but there's arrows in there and human remains and they've left them in there I mean just something like that is unbelievably fascinating that this exists and it just exists on this road patient is sitting there and that most people are not even aware of this is like an unbelievably sacred part of History that's right there constantly being looted there was a time in American history 56 where you can get these beautiful cross country Matt's right and many of those Maps would have places where there were Indian artifacts and places that you could go and and it's tough so so a lot of things like that have been published throughout time and so folks that are interested in doing that and make their living doing that you know they rely on those those old documents and and stories were things are and and are still looting and and selling those items today we should be able to look at it you know it was really go to a place the Smithsonian or this or that or and and go see it I think what you're saying is we have to kind of re look at that and that it's not ours to look at and that this is a part of the tribes in the part of your culture and this is not something you can just gawk at even I mean time I never even thought about looking up bones that looking a bone to be respectful and I thought about like Amy Winehouse his head sitting there at the Museum them like that is appropriate mist our Collective history and let us decide for ourselves what we want to share and what we don't want to share and I think what you'll find is is is that Indian nations of shared a lot so this this work on Native American Graves protection and repatriation act where those museums thought they were going to lose all their Collections and their shelves would be cleaned out and no exhibits anymore what they found instead I actually figured out what the hell they've been holding onto this whole time because now they're actually talking to the people who who have experienced expertise and cultural knowledge about these items that are in their collections so all of a sudden information that they never had before and so the relationships that have been built between museums in those institutions and tribal Nation has has a built something completely different than nobody had contemplated before just from talking to Native people and an understanding of what those things are and where they come from and what should be Sheridan and what shouldn't be there still a lot of museums holding out though and usually those are the big well-funded institutions interesting as is I wrote summer wants did you know we're just waiting for a lot of old white people to die I mean that's that's that's really the case that there is just this old perspective this old philosophy does hoarding philosophy not wanting to give things back and stuff right and so the the mission of many museums is to educate the public and there is this kind of arrogant what I would consider an arrogant a way of thinking about about the world like everyone should have access to knowledge and and and tribes don't necessarily feel that same way I so there is that kind of that philosophy and so those Institute people often use the law to work against the repatriation situation in and delays for one thing they don't have the capacity to fight that because there were so many things on their table already and another reason to bring that kind of Discord around these sacred items are around ancestral remains is is difficult so you don't want to bring you no bad energy around something that you need to care for and respect and in and put back in the ground so you know there's a lot of reasons why these bigger institutions are getting away with not following you know there's a lot of reasons why these bigger institutions are getting away with not following the law and they take advantage of it and so that's why my my organization is important cuz we try to help bridge that


    Shannon O’Laughlin Explains What Casinos Do for Tribes
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    where was the situation that was happening during the Obama the Obama Administration where they were trying to put a pipeline through and they were hosing people down and it was on private land and they were going to private land and people are protesting it but they would never force me through anyway where was that in North Dakota and is affected by that so there are some land right issues there but we're talkin about burials and sacred areas not to mention a water quality and the tribes I'm Obama stopped at but as soon as Trump got into office he he he he pushed it forward in and did not consult with tribes and it's been a fight ever since same thing happened with they put a stop to it right before he left office right right right I'm so cynical I wonder how much of that is horseshit how much is Isaiah. You know what's going through it don't worry boys to our reservation like the majority of presidents and he did actually he was adopted into the Crow Nation I think so he adopted tribal member has visited since then that had never been done before and they actually were looking to tribes and building a government-to-government relationship that no one has are really done as well every year they would help hold a big tribal consultation in DC where tribal leaders would come from everywhere and consult with Obama and his administration it was unprecedented and the doors closed so even though he appointed assistant secretary for Indian Affairs a Tara Sweeney who's Alaska native that Administration in the department of interior and under the president has just been so close it's been hard to get anything done or to get hurt or even actually have that government-to-government relationship anymore we've been left out of a lot of the decision-making process it's going on Oliver Indian country that's a that's a very good thing to hear about Obama that he did that and so sad to hear that the Trump Administration is abandon that but it's nice to hear that someone was making an attempt to do that so what I'm getting is it really is no no long-term solution there's no solution you're saying that the trucks going to have to deal with a lot of moving parts and I think I think it you know Indian nations need to determine for themselves how best to handle the problems within their communities but outward-facing to have a strong government-to-government relationship that takes into account not just takes into account but actually require the before effect their rights or or at least some diplomacy or negotiation with varying interest before decisions are made I think that that's the heart of of what needs to happen outward-facing and also we need to take a new look at at our curriculum in schools we really need to most of our correct all of our curriculum and in public schools is about looking at Native American pre pre 1900 so and not caring that into today and who contemporary Native American tribes are and what they're doing to help their people and in what's so wonderful about Indian country today is that though there have there are some places that are extil there some anti-indian hate groups out there that fight tooth-and-nail against anything a tri-band in there kid tries to do to develop economically there are other communities where tribes have been able to bring an economic development whether that's through gaming or otherwise and by the way mean is like no other type of corporate gaming and I think a lot of people don't understand this so if you're a gambler go to Indian casinos cuz that money goes towards Indian Nation government legislated that that money from those casinos go back into Indian Nation governance and are used for jobs and employment and Social Services in all of that relieves the state and other government agencies from from having that that responsibility Oklahoma State Oklahoma Indian nations in Oklahoma about gaming trying to get more money out of game but the Governor Stitt I think is his name and he's trying to negotiate that in order to bring more money into the state so essentially trying to tax that for State purposes denying The Sovereign Nation right well in the Indian gaming regulatory act which was passed it there's so much Federal legislation it's insane of federal Indian law I mean it has its own which is their inherent sovereignty to do so this act came which was kind of a compromise tribes can do what's called Class 2 Gaming which is based on Bingo and and there's electronic bingo games that are kind of like slot machines so types in the state they have to work with the state in order to develop some kind of compacting and revenue sharing of her class 3 gaming so the state the federal government again allowed state to interfere with that inherent tribal sovereignty to regulate their own Economic Development they can that's the class 3 gaming have to do it through the state it's so strange right it's like they get no help at all and then when something comes along that allows them to economically Thrive then the governor's like hold on inferior so back again to those Watershed cases of of Justice Marshall their inferior even being able to assert jurisdiction over non-indians who come into our territory and do something wrong we can't we can't guidelines or the state government's laws the tribe does not have criminal jurisdiction over non-indians with enemy comes in and robbed the casino then the state has to take care of it


    How the Chitimacha Tribe Saved Their Native Language
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    is there a great record like a written record of all of the origin stories like you were talking to me about and all of the various languages I mean is all this documented to make sure that we don't lose this better than others and a lot of that is done there's no big text that I can I can give you answer with you all what you ever needed to know about Indians that doesn't exist I think whether they want to share that and and and and how to best educate people about who they are and that's what you know so many other people have told our stories and taking down those histories and all those people are telling the stories from a a western perspective and not from not having their cultural competency competency and having a lived and implemented that way of life so it's really depending on the tribes to determine for themselves how they wanted to put that forward there many tribes that actually have research protocols that if you want to do you want to study you want to research you have to get Authority from the tribal Nation to that and they have to have a say in and whether it was done appropriately so again it's back to us being part of our own narrative is there a documented version of all the stories end of the language so they can be passed out at the real concerned seems to be the one you talk about these incredibly impoverished communities they're the real concern is that some of these stories may be lost or some of these some of the language made would be lost let me tell you the story about the chitamacha who are in Louisiana like surrounded by Marsh is right there in the Gulf of Mexico their last language speaker died in the 1940s and even though they had you know language speakers around them none of those languages were related to theirs their language more closely connected with peoples in in mesoamerica so obviously there was a trade there was a relationship between who the chitimacha are and were with people from Mexico and South America amazing history a tribal languages and songs and dances they started repatriating those back to different tribal Nation so when the chitamacha got these wax cylinder is there like all we have a responsibility here we have to do something with this and so they pulled their Community together has an in building an and in crafting and all of those things pulled all that together with the wax cylinders they got some money from Rosetta Stone and Crete recreated their language that had been lost credible success story know they were able to do that because they had Gaming revenue to help support that and in when you go to the school and when you hear the story about how that happened it's it's it's incredible so there are stories like that among all tribes of how they've been able to recover from what was lost and so it's it's a long process to correct what is happen but there are warriors all over Indian country and that's that's what they're doing every day is is trying to recover what was lost when you read books about Native American culture you just get some sort of the like the most surface of what it must have been like it seems like there's this incredibly Rich history that could could be lost in time and that would be a horrible horrible shame it's right here in front of us and it's it's here right now and the fact that someone like you work so hard to get this message out here and to let people know what what is actually happening and the plight of these American Indians in the tribes and what they're still going through today and this is not a battle to get this message out here and to let people know what what is actually happening and the plight of these American Indians in the tribes and what they're still going through today and this is not a battle that happened in the eighteen hundreds is a battle that's happening today everyday everyday


    They’re Blowing Up Native American Sacred Sites to Build the Wall
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    what what is currently a major Focus for you cultural items back to their Affiliated tribes any institution that received Federal funding or federal agencies to work towards repatriation of items that they've received overtime back to their tribes but there are also tons of ancestors and items in in international Museum so we're working on developing strategies to go after those because a lot of those countries there there has been kind of a a real thing about the purpose of museums and in public education regarding indigenous peoples and how do we decolonize these institutions and so trying to work in some countries are easier than others because if you have sacred religious items from American indigenous Societies in some museums across the waters their country considers it their cultural property so you need an act of their country's government in order to DSS in those items in and return them home so there are some countries that are much more difficult to work with than others but we're in the process of developing strategy to help we're also trying to watch private collectors and people about the importance of of returning cultural patrimony and other sacred items that received over time whether or not or is it a legal obligation to do their there's definitely an ethical and moral obligation to return these items so that their culture is can be Revitalize and let those items can be put back to use so that's one Shenzhen in foreign governments took to work on these issues sacred sites I just was before the indigenous people subcommittee in the house a few weeks ago talking about what's going on at the border and bottom they were blowing up another section you know so it sits and that is happening because there was a law in 2005 that allowed Department of Homeland Security to waive all these environmental laws and if there was an emergency to do so and so the administration is is saying that the border wall is is an emergency that allows them to waive all these environmental laws and so it's not just about protecting sacred sites all the other environmental concerns all the the animal Migration Birds plants and water quality that are being affected by the border wall because people strong like think we need a 30-foot you know tall border so it's overworking we continue to work to protect sacred sites along the border wall where where they're doing this do all amenities berries have been designated as sacred science and so is that what you're saying they don't identify the bones New York for the rest of the culture that might have existed there and identify it was clearly about how do we protect and how do we make sure that the tribal consultation and other options can be presented so that the environment and other areas are pretty and the Republican Congressman that was there it was really quite seems like a nice guy basically said there is more damage caused by migrant traffic trash and defecating then there is by blowing up the ground and so that is the part interior Homeland Security and and republicans in Congress are saying about that border wall stop and think about how ridiculous you can pick up trash you can pick up s*** you can't pick up once you blow up sacred sites bones forever and replaceable these are irreplaceable resources definitely challenged him about that but you know it's I think the laws on their side is it safe to say that there's many areas that you're talkin about along the border that are probably undiscovered cuz you're at you're dealing with things that are potentially thousands of years old. Remember undiscovered has different meanings so people do not that they try to protect and so that's why consultation is so important and working with tribe so you can understand what's going on on the ground but usually they do some kind of of of minor investigation and supposedly that was done that is being dumb but nothing's being done to protect it so it's this is this area is essentially a burial ground from a thousand years ago and our ancestors use this all that school story we're going to put a wall here and those opportunities for public comments comment have been completely waived those stories always weird me out when someone's building an apartment building and they stopped construction because they found some sort of a burial site or anything like how many of those are out there I mean how many how many areas where people are digging into the ground they are going to find some incredible archaeological Discovery and it's it's getting you know smash by a bulldozer a lot of our a lot of the context for what was happening here before Europeans came is gone because we just destroyed all the evidence of it you know so that's why I often the archaeological investigations have have move forward is as they look at discrete sites without connecting the dots in a more holistic about o what's happened in a certain area so all most of our archaeological context and all that evidence is gone and it continues to be looted by amateur archaeologists and of course you know I've worked on many different developments across the country where different developments across the country where you know the bulldozers come into the Phil


    Shannon O’Laughlin and Joe Rogan on Native American Origin Stories
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    you hear an origin story like the one we were talking about people coming out of the earth what how do you decipher that well I've actually been to that origin site and it looks like a female it's a place where we were birthed it it it's at a beautiful amazing and almost shocking place in Mississippi kids that were no longer connected with and it's our lives today or so out of context with the natural world that we don't know it's possible anymore we've been so separated from that Rose's you think that's possible though that seems highly unlikely there cuz I'll give you if you had money to bet I give you a thousand bucks and you can put it on this or that you can put it on well we probably people got here by all sorts of means the way people got Everywhere by all sorts of means or they came out of the ground like flowers or Adam and Eve stories that they create our identity they create who we are at the center of our being and they have lessons to teach us and they also remind us what we're responsible for and that's what I'm saying that we've been so separated from that part of us and our connection to the natural world into the Earth from the Earth we were put in certain places to be responsible and care take for that area so a lot of these stories what they're they're essentially trying to connect people with the idea that they are part of this great Earth they're part of this beautiful ecosystem and maybe this origin story is devised to sort of explain to them in a way that makes a clear connection is that make sense absolutely absolutely but but but it's but it's part of who many tribal nations are this is our place this is our homeland this is what we're responsible for and we haven't been able to do what we were put here to do our purpose has been ripped away from us so so a lot of the work we do is to try to you know work Birds environmental healing and try to bring lands back into our land holding so that we can care take for that land that's not that's not all over there are some places in Indian country that extract the environment people for the environment and nations are sovereign the tribes are sovereign so they get to decide what's best for them and whether they're going to be sustainable or not


    What Does the Next Century Hold for Native Americans?
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    look at the future of Native American tribes in the United States and again as you said you know Native Americans that are in these reservations are United States citizens but it's it's such an unusual situation that really really have a comparison to Canada with their first Nations what what do you think happens in the future what when you go from 1900 you were talking about the the path of 1902 today abysmal hundred twenty years other than the economic success of the casinos what do you what do you anticipate happening in the next hundred years it's it's hard to tell I know a lot of tribes have been diversifying their Economic Development without or cultures were won't survive in fact many elders and you may have read it and in Black Elk speaks that no longer who we are without our culture without our languages in likely will no longer be recognized by the federal government unless we are Indian enough things are really important to who we are in the next hundred years and I think it's it's those things that we will be rebuilding of the next hundred years healing from the last and and moving forward with a new-found understanding of who yarn and a stronger identity in NN self what that actually looks like an and what's important I think that we are so still so dependent on the great white father and what happens with us politics and whether we have a voice there or not we've got great organizations that help advocate for Indian Country in general National Congress of American Indians which has been around for about 75 years and it helps Lobby and educate Congress and keeps tribes informed about what's going on in politics and advocate for many of those interests there groups like ours that are advocating for more cultural revitalization and strengthening ID and protecting our use so I think part of what we've been building is is really a coalition of of organizations and and tribes to strengthen who we are and kind of correct the misfortunes of our history I know we we still have Tribal Nations out there that where are living with egregious poverty and hand and issues that still seems so far away from being corrected but you know like my grandma always said where there's hope where there's life there's hope so I think we just continue to I mean weaves freaking survived for this long and this coronavirus isn't going to take us out either I mean we're going to continue to to tipis forward and and and try to have a better future for our kids just like anybody else just like anybody else and I think that's that's what's important is that we're not were not on the stage with everyone else we're not at the table where decisions are being we're not in the room where it happens but we respect them as a culture like they're they're thought of as we're not invading Mexico and I'm saying and whether or not you agree we're not looking at them as something and fit we're looking at them is another country we don't look at Native Americans the same way we look at maybe it's because you are also United States citizens they would look at them the same way we have the same like the respect for people that live in a Sovereign Nation another Sovereign Nation you know this is a Sovereign Nation inside of our nation it doesn't I think you would agree doesn't get the same respect that other Sovereign Nation 500 absolutely we have the same like the respect for people that live in a Sovereign Nation another Sovereign Nation even though this is a Sovereign Nation inside of our nation it doesn't I think you would agree doesn't get the same respect that other Sovereign Nation 500 absolutely


    Best of the Week - March 8, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    what can be done like what what can the average person do I see people walking around with masks on wearing gloves is that nonsense largely first of all and then they had nine people that Simpsonville contact us we want to follow up with nail agreed well they got infected and so in the very first hours just feeling bad sore throat they went in and sampled the throats their their saliva their nose for virus they did blood they did stool they did he earn and they found it at that very moment when they first got sick and and that's where we're concerned because that's the kind of transmission it's always have said and try to stop influenza virus transmission like trying to stop the wind you know we've never had any successfully do that other than vaccine and we don't have a vaccine here so what's happening is it people in public spaces are getting infected and the way you need to address that is unfortunately if you're older over 55 years Mundelein health problems which unfortunate lot of Americans do we have obesity then right now you don't want to be in large public spaces and trying to potentially get infected so you can take care of that part as far as I can probably tells you where I can't we can talk about this where I can have a vaccine anytime soon that's Happy Talk what we know we can close schools one of the big challenges we have right now if we closed schools what we accomplished and influenza virus brothers and sisters and sometimes it's always great for a kind of effect on flu kids are not getting sick one of the really good news features of this disease only 2.1% of the cases were and we have that happened there's a disease called infectious hepatitis hepatitis A where we have outbreaks in daycares and wait we now have an outbreak is cuz it's transmitted through the stool fecal-oral is Mom and Dad in the daycare recent study done showed that 38% of nurses today in this country who are working in the medical area have kids to school and suddenly were closed schools for to take care of those kids you know they continue is Nani so I actually started MMA training as just a kid to cake ball Austin by Blake so I was you know that was when I was 214 pounds so that's something that obviously when you're when I'm farting and you say 240th and O Lottery machines that was about nine years ago and holding now and and I want to play football with my mates and I'll go drive away in the tots and I wrestling and stuff like that so you know I was just something that yeah I end up just playing for the night so I sort of gave it up and I was actually pretty good at so we wanted to win the Nationals like in his direction is known as Big in Australia as it is over here but you know what's the wind strength Championship twice and stuff like that haven't been training for a year you'd only done for you used to have a game tonight with cyc Place Boys Club it's just usually don't have locked games not tonight had wrestling day and I just went there one time and another tryna was just coming into trying so I just thought it was actually pretty good termites Albina Albina speak since I've been this big ol or going to be so I can look this all blocked since I was at 12 and fight with this woman John Whaley who is the strawweight champion from China's crazy epic like one of the best fights in history at the end of it you want his head I saw that look like a Frankenstein forehead with makeup on Landing next door that would be ridiculous no one cares double forehead now it's a double triple forehead snake and it was even the whole fight the whole fight was like back and forth back and forth back and forth was amazing and Donald Cerrone fought Conor McGregor Conor McGregor Lowe's and broke his nose so he came out of clinch like seconds into the fight his nose is bleeding and then he got head kicked in he got pummeled and I know it it. The fight in 40 seconds all the Innings it's like that's just how it goes yeah but fighting can end in 10 seconds we had fights it invented I think we'll who's got the record now it was Duane Ludwig but traveling because of this that's my wife asked me a lot like she she was really concerned about me coming here and I was like two we go we got to sell the game so I just got back from Vegas and I was a little nervous while I was over there but I did everything normal I went to workout thousand people at the T-Mobile Arena all stuffed into this one area and everybody was back to normal or what is high five in the hog and then Fighters me Jesus Christ won't talk about people exposed yeah Tyson Fury trying to lick that dude's blood and I don't think he's alright I'm worried about my parents for sure Mayberry should lose some weight and I'm worried about them I'm worried about people with respiratory problems you know a good friend of mine has a daughter by cystic fibrosis know it's rain he canceled his tour Everlast he canceled his tour because of that I mean that he's got a real concern mean see how the government handles it was one of things about love or hate Trump he's willing to do some s*** that's a lot of people think would be unpopular like closed down traffic yeah closed down flights coming in from other countries that are infected that have high rates of infection you know I mean I wonder what they're going to do and something I think something really radical has to be done to try to start the slow down this this f****** Illness but I don't know what they can do are we waiting for it to are we waiting for it to go away like I read a quote that like when the weather changes it'll little stop or something that's horseshit Michael osterholm set of straight on that that's nonsense he's on his second have any effect on it what happens if I just run through the population and people develop immune systems that can handle it you develop an immunity went to catch it and for many people it's just going to be like a bad cold for many peoples going to be like you're coughing and your in you just you just try to get better stay home drink a lot of fluids be healthy do your best and eat healthy and then get out and you're going to have an immunity to it and that's going to what's going to happen on the other end I saw one guy he had it and it was fairly mild and then they quarantine and he got over it was getting over it and getting better than the quarantine him with a bunch of people that also had it and they got it even worse or how he got it again and probably wasn't fully developed overwhelmed yeah and then it just overwhelmed his I mean system cuz it was always basically quarantine with a bunch of other people that were really really sick but he got through it and he was talking about it and all these poor people that are stuck on boats oh my God crazy this is going to kill a cruise ship industry


    Bryan Callen Shows Off His Powerful Yodeling Skills
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    kids to go his weight loss how was big yeah. Did you look like a really good movie about a crazy person from Australia what's going on with those boots you bought those. police threatening people be home from up but another hat is the better after you eat mushrooms pinata


    Abby Martin Goes In Depth on Venezuela | Joe Rogan
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    thanks too-big-to-fail the banks failed in the people fail unbelievable man being all this s*** that we're spending the Venezuela's s*** all these sanctions it is Venezuela coup I mean were you following not that was insane walls falling it as much as you were sort of putting as much you were putting a very alternative you supposed to like what we're saying and either left or right-wing publication and then you face a lot of resistance because of that right right but you were there yes yes I was there and that's why I knew with my own I mean I saw with my own eyes the reality on the ground and what do you think is happening over there so what is happening over there I mean if you pull Venezuelan themselves they will say that their quality of life has lessened because of us sanctions to back in 2015 Obama declared Venezuelan national security threat very random there was no threat opposed to the US but it was just a kind of start the sanctions on them but who knows who knows pressure I mean there's always been pressured because of course of us is always hated Maduro and hated Hugo Chavez and the US Empire doesn't forget and it doesn't forgive and you know going back to 2002 Busch tried to engineer a coup against Hugo Chavez that didn't work and so what we've done with these Civil Society organizations is trying to foment radical discontent on the ground in Venezuela you know get some sort of Uprising the guy one why do was just some guy plucked from obscurity who was just well known in Georgetown in Washington DC much more well-known there then he wasn't even in Venezuela so you know this was completely engineered it was totally concocted no Venezuelans really knew who he was I think like 80% of Venezuelans have no idea who won why do was but the economy went into a spiral because oil prices dropped they would have been able to pick back up their economy but unfortunately the sanctions were so debilitating that it went to complete free-fall Venezuela's not a socialist country that's actually a vast majority is Private Industry and a lot of those private CEOs are very anti-government long story short is that the coup was initiated you know during the Trump Administration after he slapped like 70 sanctions on Venezuela and we're talking about medicine food all the things that they're saying that they right there trying to Stage these fake Aid Caravan deliveries I was all bulshit what they're doing is actually preventing the delivery from food and medicine from getting to Venezuela and then this crew was a failure because the resilience of the Venezuelan people they believe that they have a democracy they do have a democracy it's actually more free than our democracy there's not a dictatorship there Maduro won the presidential election last year he won the presidential election that us lobbied the opposition candidates to not run against him so then they can say it was that was a dictatorship and so he want he won the popular vote and they tried to implement all these things and they've been blocked and the opposition keeps crying to the us that they need help that they need to be invaded it's pretty disturbing when you have opposition candidate stain slap sanctions on us invade our country help us Trump help us I mean it's absolutely ridiculous but when I was on the ground I saw a flourishing democracy I saw dozens of people hundreds of people who said that they the process there that they believe in the bolivarian movement and that their tra'ves mode till death and we don't understand because those people's voices are totally censored from corporate media the only Venezuelan that we hear from and corporate media are rich opposition either you know expats or people who just have fled and what do we hear from corporate corporate take so this is even Elizabeth Warren even Bernie Sanders has been terrible on this I mean it's it's really bad I mean their take on a corporate media if you're looking at Fox News they'll say we need to overthrow Maduro and and everyone's starving and it's a failed State they never mention the sanctions they never mention the fact that us sanctions just from 2017 alone has killed 40,000 Venezuela's this was just a study out by steeper 40,000 Venezuelan have died from Trump's sanctions from insulin shipments not getting there primarily a lot of other things medicine the people have not been getting and they are dying so that is absurd and I we we like to think of sanctions as kind of like the soft power that just Target delete that the country know it's an act of war and that's exactly what's happening to Iran and Trump's implemented sanctions all over the world in a really devastating way but but the corporate media will say we to overthrow them their failed State their you know there a dictatorship reality know they're not their democracy and they we don't like their politics that's really what it is their politics are politics are that they nationalized the oil and that's really where it comes from this fake Ambassador that was trying to get into the embassy here Carlos Vecchio he's an XX on lawyer and you see all these people who are involved in ExxonMobil and all the oil industries that were flourishing in Venezuela before Chavez got up got elected and they just want their profits back they want their money back they don't like the fact that Chavez took the profits from the oil companies that's what that's what the the problem is Joe and it's amazing it's amazing how transparent it is so ever since these failed coup attempts over the last decade the US has been fomenting regime change through the Civil Society organizations usaid offshoots in the country and I'm basically trying to foment violent unrest violent unrest of the extent that they burn down streets there's lynch mobs I mean when I was there during the height of the violence in 2017 like 200 people died news just kept saying like insinuating that Maduro was going out there with police forces and actually gunning down people in the streets it couldn't be further from the truth we looked at all the deaths we broke then I'll down we looked at death records and we found out that the opposition lynch mobs are actually responsible for the overwhelming majority of deaths in the streets so that's happening people get lynched for being black they get lunch for being Chubbies now these people are targeting maternity clinics hospitals basically any Enclave of government services because that's what this is about it's about I'm kind of a fascistic bent of the opposition wanting to take back the power from the poor the poor people got power and they didn't like it and that's what the Crux of the problem is but when you're looking at the corporate media it's an absurdly cartoonish brush that's being painted and if you look at the liberal media with Maddow and all these other people they either don't talk about it or they say Maduro needs to let the Aiden even saw Bernie and Elizabeth Warren say Maduro needs to let the Aiden let the Aiden Maduro the 8th was the Kool-Aid was was a trick they're getting 8 everyday from countries that are not trying to actively overthrow them but we staged this big stunts on the border of Columbia and by the way Columbia is actually suffering more than Venezuela Colombia is in dire poverty there's people getting assassinated every week who are labor leaders and teachers I went there and I talked to a teacher who is living in Exile cuz you scared for his f****** life but we don't hear about that right because of their allies with the US so it's cynical stunt to try to get this humanitarian International outcry to say oh my God people are dying people are hungry it's not a matter of that there's no food is that food is very expensive because there's an actual economic War being waged by Massive corporations in the country and just external entities Weatherby the Trump Administration or us multinationals that RX fixating preventing Aid in food from coming in and the aid of their they're claiming that they need to excel basically a hoax at the stunt on to try to get the regime change to to happen we just saw Richard Branson stage some ridiculous big concert on the border of Columbia and they had like what they said were Aid trucks on this big bridge and got CNN on the ground being like it was it was fake it was a truck full of like I don't know like very miniscule things but they wanted to try to Ram these trucks through how to get the soldiers up in arms and try to get them to the fact it hasn't worked they've been trying over and over again to try to get something going and basically at the end of the day what happened was just a giant money grab it was basically a money laundering scheme you look at these people who are the opposition leaders now one why do Carlos pecchio they've just stolen all the money back maybe they realize the crew wasn't going to go forward but they basically ended up stealing at least 70 million dollars in just putting it right in these people's bank account pretty shocking I mean you have international as an international conspiracy to try to take the money back from from the people whose money was was basically administered by Maduro friends at all the poor I mean poor people got a voice and I never had a voice in that country their entire lives and not country was you know it was a colonial holdover and to the bolivarian movement started Midol across Latin America and it was scary was a giant threat to the US establishment and actually that's why I tell us where was founded tell us where the the the organization that I used to sell the show to it was started as kind of a counter to This Global hegemony and his corporate narrative trying to overthrow a democratically elected leaders but it's shocking when you see like the bank of England seized all of this gold that was rightfully maduro's They seized it illegally all of these days send International body just stole all this money and they just gave it to these opposition leaders so even though the opposition leaders weren't able to take you no take the power back in the country they still have taken all the money and no one's talking about that and everyone just acting like this is some crazy dictatorship that needs are saving how dare you do we think we are I'm really going into the nuts and bolts of what the economic crisis really is and my partner Mike Risner did epic take down of John Oliver you know the liberal media is just as bad John Oliver did some f****** absurdly false kind of like analysis of the whole Venezuela situation and we just went through and debunked every single line of it I mean it was extremely disingenuous I bet he had someone who wrote All right so I bet he probably has no real knowledge nor could you really unless you extensively started at the way you have and especially if you have feet on the ground right I think that most people just in order to understand a complex nuanced problem like some sort of an international conflict that were involved in that has to do with nationalizing oil like God damn you going to do a lot of work do you do if you run a show like last week tonight or whatever it was called Define that with a lot of these so-called online experts when you talk to them one-on-one and you get them off the Record without notes like they're just people there's this guy that u n human rights investigator named Alfred de zayas that I did this big interview with and he said he tried to propose this to the UN saying there is no no humanitarian crisis there this is all fake yes people are suffering and dying but it's not because of maduro's policies and Corruption because of us sanctions that exceeded the economy in Peru any sort of recovery from taking place and the economy still in free-fall they can't work with International bodies again we have the threat of sanctions with institutions that now work with Venezuela so they've been isolated they've been isolated from the world so was the idea that they just put these sanctions employees allowed this political unrest take Play support the opposition and then just have a slow burn until it all collapses and swoop in and fix everything and make it a part of the United States government and then these people will not have the flu any longer and another thing that they hate is that maduro's given 2 million free homes to people that's something that's completely unheard of to maybe Americans but that's one thing that one why do said that he would do he immediately implemented a new hydrocarbons law or he was proposing to implement a new hydrocarbons law which is again in ovary privatizing the oil and also just immediately privatizing all of the social services that Maduro and Chavez did so it it's it's pretty shocking what would happen I'm pretty devastating what would happen if if y dos could you did succeed and the whole Trump Administration I mean it's not just Venezuela its Nicaragua and Cuba to I mean we can't go to Cuba anymore we have to create some genocide or blockade that prevents food and medicine from getting in there to what was the whizzer adjustable did they say why they're doing this while they're imposing these new laws it just John Bolton's bizarre speech about the Troika of tyranny number the number the axis of Evil Nicaragua that is weird one right the Cuba ones is what what has happened over there nothing actually give out free HIV prevention pills and they act up which big Pharma it's so difficult because it's so new ones but that's you know I encourage everyone to maybe check out venezuelanalysis and Empire files and tell us or if they want to learn more about that situation


    Abby Martin on Identity Politics Being Corporatism | Joe Rogan
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    yeah I think you nailed it when you said the 2016 elections of sort of the awakened this reptile brain cuz that's what it seems like you're seeing you seeing so many people to think that there's a war going on like a war in this country right instead of discussing things they don't want to discuss things down that's part of some of the motivation behind in justification for deplatforming people wiping them out like remove them get them out you know we're at War right now we have to fix this we have to get a woman right game and you know like this kind of s*** but you see like they they feel like they're in ideological war that's why identity politics is so fascinating because it's just been adopted by The Establishment by the liberal wing of the establishment to try to Electric people that were somehow a progressive society that it's all just like corporatism with you know under the flag in the banner of like social politics and identity politics and it's completely absurd I mean with Barack Obama we thought that we were in racial Society cuz we had a black president and we know that that's absolutely a falsehood so I just think that we're just going down the wrong path here and neoliberalism has really done a number on this country in the world and we're going to see kind of more authoritarian fascist policies take root because people are really down and out with with how capitalism has morphed and has strangled basically the economy it's really disturbing because you know you're looking at like left identity politics but it's under the banner of capitalism so really it's just about privatization neoliberalism is just about privatization so it's not about like leftist you know social is politics Bernie Sanders is not a socialist he's a Democratic Socialist which means that he just wants social democracy he's not talking about abolishing private Industries not talking about nationalizing anything you just talked about having workers have a seat at the table and getting share so we're just kind of gone off the Wayside of like rhetoric and we just have no idea how to talk about these things in like a fairway because things are so heated and ideological and people are just blinded I think and don't really understand these issues well enough and it's really disturbing because we're at a point in our country where we need to have conversations we don't just want sound bites but going back to the center shifts the consolidation of corporate media people don't have the platform they don't have the voice to get these ideas out there which is why your show is so important I mean having people like me like Tulsi I mean bringing out these Concepts and and Shifting the Consciousness is very very important when people are hearing the same thing over and over and over again from one side and then an opposite view over and over again from Another Side it's it's very difficult to have and understanding what the f*** is going on it's it's very confusing to most people and I think they tend to either just give up or they tend to just find whatever side seems to get them the most social credit or the most most to reasonable the perspective in their terms like is whether it's left-wing or right-wing and then just support that just just given to that and then just have this pattern that they adopt this this conglomeration of opinion adopt and then they're so busy with our jobs are so busy with your family so busy with his wife and then all this other s*** when you're saying you know the deregulation all this other s*** you're seeing when the stuff that caused the banking crisis that stuff all the stuff is going on and it's going on without their knowledge it's all happening underneath the surface and then something erupts like the economic collapse of 2007/2008 and they like what the f*** is happening I didn't see this coming now the economy crashes we have to buy out all these f****** Banks and then then it rebuild back up and people are still doing the same goddamn thing they're still working and trying to get ahead and try it and then all this is happening behind the scenes and it's so incredibly difficult to pay attention to all of it develop a nuanced perspective of what the problems are how to fix them and then who was actually going to support a real tangible solution versus who's just saying some Elizabeth Warren type s*** to get elected the streets because there's no person who's going to change this there's no top-down you no implementation that's really going to revolutionize society and get people living wage and get people Healthcare even Bernie said I'm not going to be able to do this I need you to come out to get my back but yeah I mean there's nowhere in the country that you can live if you're living on minimum wage and actually afford a two-bedroom apartment I mean that's the reality here but when we bailed out the banks in 2008 no one had a Reddit about how we're going to pay for that I mean it was just it was just kind of understood okay we're going to pay and give the banks the bailout what about f****** us don't we deserve a bailout what the people and give the banks the bailout what about f****** us do we deserve a bailout about the people in the people fail


    Abby Martin's Views on Israel | Joe Rogan
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    yeah it's it's it's sick I mean you texted me that video of the kid you know another medic was just shot so there's something crazy. Bilal Muhammad Uso brother UFC fighters out of his Instagram and I texted you that it's so against another so difficult that put their head in the sand and don't want to look at some of these atrocities and don't want to look at some of the video you sent me a soldier shooting at people that are not doing anything right I mean yeah I mean their whole argument is that it's all Hamas and they're human Shields any we looked through hundreds of hours of footage that these people gave us and it's mind-blowing footage it looks absolutely cinematic and epic but the footage is heroin and I didn't see one weapon I didn't see one not one weapon it was literally people with slingshots throwing rocks at tanks kind of a Rite of it's very symbolic they're not trying to hurt anyone no Israeli soldiers have been hurt or killed during 2018 which is what the film looks at his is through 2018 of the great March of return and there's not any weapon there's no militants Hamas has nothing to do with these with the March and it just shocking I mean it's shocking how many war crimes were committed on camera and it just amazing the propaganda that's just told to us about what this is and why they have the right to kill people that posed no threat to them when you were on last time we talked about this one of my email accounts was flooded with literally a chain letter the same letter like denouncing you and your lies and your anti-semitic protective in your anti-israeli perspective it was it was weird because it was the same email AstroTurf gas fake now that the campaign what has a lot of money behind it yeah that's a lot of money behind that I mean the film is mind-blowing go to Gaza fights for freedom.com if you want to check it out when it when it gets released and it just really on incontrovertible Joe I mean even if it were a war between armies all of these things that Israel is done are still documented war crimes and very Grievous violations of international law and were talking about direct targeting and assassinations by Israeli snipers of disabled full of children rest and Medics and that's what who resigned was she was a medic and as you mentioned another medic just passed away was killed rather I hate to use the passive voice cuz you always hear Palestinians died know they were murdered her whole being murdered by snipers and they pose no threat to them and so the film looks at this you went investigation basically during the march in 2018 and documents all of the Grievous crimes and atrocities conducted by the Israeli military and I mean you know Palestine has a right to defend itself and this isn't even what that is but if you look at the UN Charter of 1978 they say that you know occupied people's and besiege people have the right actually for armed self-defense and in the fact that this is not even want that is that there's literally people going out there in peace with their bare chest holding flags and they're getting killed and and sniped there's so many amputations I mean just in 28 phone numbers 35 kids were killed 900 shot the kid who went up to the fence and just put a Palestinian flag and she was shot in the head and died instantly it just goes on and on and on and so you know we're just trying to document this to really kind of push the needle for accountability because these laws have been agreed upon by the International Community some of the 100 years ago and I have kind of a rogue State acting with complete impunity knowing that it has Total Protection from the US Empire and given more freedom than ever under Trump with this Golan Heights thing and the moving of the Jerusalem Embassy or the moving of the embassy to Jerusalem I mean it's just it's abysmal and it needs to be stopped and no they can't control the narrative any longer because we're seeing this with our own eyes and that's what this film does is really lays it all out have you concentrate focus on so many different f*****-up part of your world but you sell your very friendly and upbeat like see like you're laughing at this how do you manage to maintain your sanity because I I I have a hard time if I just watch one of your pieces I watch one of your clips and I just got bought the rock I just want to cry and I don't know what to do and I want to hug my kids but you're in this year in the trenches every day and you go to these places all the time how do you how do you do it well I think that well first of all I go and Camp a lot I can denature a lot which is also kind of depressing knowing that you know climate change and blah blah but I try to get out and see the beauty of the world and understand my privilege especially as an American citizen because I don't have we can't afford to not be aware and we can't afford to not be educated and talking about these issues especially when our government is subsidizing this around the world 10 million dollars everyday what are tax dollars you know I mean this is this is going on and it's so close to home and we have to acknowledge our privilege and acknowledge the situation which is we have agency we have agency to Lobby our government to change this and to stop these criminal Acts it's so close to home and we have to acknowledge our privilege and acknowledge the situation which is we have agency we have agency to Lobby our government to change this and to stop these criminal Acts


    Is This the Creepiest Comment Trump Ever Made About Ivanka?
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    no no looking for other people it's like Subaru warning like it's a selfish thing to be generous and kind selfish and light waves cuz it really helps yourself cuz you need to help yourself and you're a loser if you don't get rich and all the s*** it's all these impossible you know goals that we can't do without actually helping each other know the biggest losers right goddamn you're super success rate on your still depressed wow you've built a shity house like your foundations sucks who you are as a person would like the way you treat people the way you view the world the way you love your friends and your family like that's your foundation and if you become successful and you have that Foundation I feel like you can still be happy but if you become successful and you just s*** that Foundation just wanted to make it I'm just going to make it to call that stuff I don't need that I don't need love I don't need any of that and then you make it and you just sitting there alone tomb that's why I think that's why a lot of people like Trump because they think of him like I've actually heard this term like a blue collar billionaire it's like what no big deal to him that is a small won't loan now that's what's really bizarre but yeah he's someone I think Matt Taibbi described him as he's like what a stupid poor person thinks I was a rich person oh my God yeah oh my God it's literally just let's give them jobs meaning let's have corporations like basically profit off the occupation what's interesting to me is that even right-wing Trump supporters in particular to say right-wing Trump supporters do not seem to like them do not seem to like Jared Kushner Orlando they don't like the fact that his daughter is working at the White House and that the son-in-law is there running things like they're very disturbed by that they don't like that yeah nepotism totally recommend it to everyone what is listening Michael Moore's newest oh my it's amazing but the first 20 minutes just shows like how Hillary lost and it shows that Jared Kushner actually lobbied to have sicko in theaters all across the gun he was for socialized medicine and he was like working hand-in-glove with Michael Moore to roll this out it just shows you how fickle they are in like how they just have no actual values have sex think they do no I think it yourself in a cup and she gets a turkey baster if she's worth it in there at you catch them show where the host is just like Ivanka she's like what it what would you have the most in common with your dad and she's like real estate and golf and she's like Trump what do you have most in common and he's like well I would say sex whoa yeah says that well with your baby sex stalking you know and when you're always talking over a good chance of really contemplate what you're saying it was always just talking and then once you talk like so many times during the campaign Trail just seems like it would say things and then you would just have to like justify what he said when I was younger and then I would have to try to figure out a make that stupid thing make sense right what's the favorite thing you have in common with your father either real estate or golf Donald with your daughter well I was going to say 6 but I can relate. it's a good opportunity to say sex like he would date her you know hopefully have big tits or whatever like you said really inside good good point I don't actually know who Tiffany is I mean I think he had her with the Marlow's very attractive so it's weird but that is weird some sort of inbred lighting actually no Tiffany's I mean I think he had her with the Marlow's very attractive so it's weird but that is weird some sort of inbred


    Colin O'Brady's Post Antarctic Recovery Regimen | Joe Rogan
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    this time at altitude what is actually happened to your body that causes you to be really depleted for 6 months like what what's what's happening the other than the fact that you were at high-altitude low-oxygen like what's taking place so one of the things that happen to high-altitude that you don't really think about too much which is your body is not getting so they are actually has just as much oxygen in it as it's not that sea level but the air is less dense so that means as you breathe in the air you're literally getting less oxygen to your blood Les dents plus nitrogen and oxygen oxygen but in a less dense form so in the same volume of breath you're getting less actual O2 into your blood what are you getting out the toot I guess carbon dioxide if imma let you know when I'm in my most Elite Physical shape you my resting heart rate during a professional travel and career like 35 getting out of bed you know 38 low enough that if you weren't a professional athlete you went to a doctor with a heart rate at 35 to be like oh my God like you're going to die there something wrong with you when I like it's also a key marker of helpfulness you know that of course but what happens is your body can't probably biking so little oxygen even if your blood is acclimatizing you're sleeping with a resting heart rate at altitude on Everest it like 90 beats per min so you know that's pretty elevated heart rate 24 hours a day in Fremont Kaiser 139 days straight so essentially you're just your heart is as I took even at rest and so what that does to your body in terms of humor throws your hormones around it obvious do you lose body weight body fat body composition changes all of those things really shifted happen in a pretty intense way so coming back like actually just getting your heart rate back down getting your you know of parasympathetic nervous system so just relax and then stress-free and in all that kind of stuff it takes a while for sure so what do you do to help yourself recover when you come back as a specific kinds of food do you eat or supplements you take you know I'll start the few different things that I find to be to work by 1 sleep I mean I think that sleep in our culture in general is really underrated I think you know if you go in the corporate world never once I pull this all night or I working 120 hours a week by their side out of whatever like you know I'm telling you a story about pushing through the night and going there's a time and a place for big bushes without sleep and like we are not built to do that sustainably in any way shape or form so in my training when I'm training for these things I prioritize sleep I prioritize taking a nap the same thing when I'm recovering so really making sure I get that sleep is most for me the most natural way to recover and top of that soft tissue work I'm a huge believer in massage as well as chiropractor chiropractor since I was a little kid and to me that makes a big difference just to have everything and Alignment everything kind of you know working well fish and my body and then yes supplements you know definitely reducing inflammation so for me gothelf is huge so getting those probiotics getting the right stuff in you know it's easy to have you know that leaky God or things we are not getting nutrition observe absorb properly and I think we all in various States you know you deal with that you don't the standard American diet for sure will lead into that for a lot of people so getting that nutrition clean and right asleep rest recovery nutrition and then you know I've definitely been taking a lot of supplements to my life I diet for surely do that for a lot of people so getting that nutrition clean and right seriously press recovery nutrition and then you know I've definitely been taking a lot of supplements to my life I are more toward the whole food supplements these days but I find nothing's like tumeric that really reduce inflammation and your magnesium definitely helps a lot so there's a few things that I take daily but I think sleeping in a Clean Diet will goes a long way


    Colin O'Brady's First Meal After Returning from Antarctica | Joe Rogan
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    nutrition Journey was actually fascinating and to be honest it in my people said well well how come other people died trying why the other people not be able to do it cuz one of the guy ran out of food and so when I was looking at this journey and we're grammar calling it The Impossible first like how am I going to make the impossible possible and I thought that the nutrition piece of it was going to be huge I actually my dad's an organic farmer in Hawaii like Whole Food health and nutrition is been a big part of my personal journey and so I found a company that was really in it with me is this Standard Process their whole food supplement company I'm really involved in Chiropractic and acupuncture and they presented them with this and I said hey what are you guys think I get there way to like figure this out and they're like well we have 20 of the Top Doctors nutritionist food scientist you know on our staff and its Innovation Center around nutrition like come in the lab with us and so they never done this with an athlete before but they were intrigued and so I actually went and did a years-long worth of 100 + blood test vo2max all this Fitness testing all around my physiology and they created ultimately a custom food solution is a bar form essentially called the Collin bar that was all Whole Food ingredient there was no young chemical Two Rivers anything with your coconut oil you know seeds nuts you know all these different pieces of macronutrients as well as micronutrients Blends that I need it but custom tailored to my physiology and that's what I came in that with the bulk of what I ate 7000 calories per day I was burning 10,000 so even at 7,000 I was losing about a pound of day Way of Wade almost to my body's that's why I needed to get bigger but these calling bars just burned super officially in my body like it was at the Perfect Blend of everything so eating the same thing every single day 54 days may have gotten a little bit boring but my body was just it was actually pretty dialed-in now when they did this and they they made these custom bars for you did they know how many times you know how many calories you're going to be burning while you're pulling is 300-pound sled was it depended upon the conditions the snow was more packed or icy difficult if it was soft right 100% so I mean we had to do is our best guess honestly we had to just say let's use our best gas I got that a bunch of smart people smarter than me or in this room all these doctors he's phds around this and we had to make some assumptions and ultimately they're like okay you're going to burn 10000 calories let's get you ten thousand calories in these bars and we started trying to wait on this land were like that'll be a 500-pound flat like can you make this LED light enough to pole if we can get the nutrition right how efficiently does that burn in your body how much can your stomach absorb you're hungry the whole time more or less yeah freeze dried field at Lincoln chunk of Colin barwacz got to do what it was like something green and alive if I sounded like avocado and Sally notepad a big burger too but then of course I eat my stomach has shrunk right I hate this big meal, call my stomach kind of hurts but emotionally I was like I'm back in the real world babies that was like it was just like my stomach was hurting Excel your body would like you probably craving all that life by Clive things green the exact vegetables and if it's weird to say me like I'm from Portland Oregon you know it's pretty green part of the world up there in the Pacific Northwest and set you're not even just the food component but and there's nothing alive out that there's no animals on the co-star but like in the interior I didn't see any animals into a bird I didn't see it you know nothing right and so interior I-90 any animals into a bird I didn't see it you know nothing right and so not only have I think as humans were kind of wire to see things living I mean you're not even here until a bit of a concrete jungle but like you see trees on the street you see whatever alive for 54 days it was like well I want to like smell trees fresh air in the trees I want to eat a salad I don't know like that's what I like my mind got to is kind of coming back to reality and that way


    Is Whole Foods Screwing Over Their Sick Employees?
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    most outrageous article I need to find out this is truth Jamie help me out here they're saying that Amazon not Amazon Whole Foods was asking their employees to donate their sick time to other people who might need it if they get the coronavirus I love that instead of saying hey you work for us we got you will take care of you we know this is crazy time fortunately we have a lot of money and we care about deeply and take care of your problem because we're over here making it making most of money to help with got some good cheese dude only showed that a lot. do you got divorced and his wife was she the richest female in the world now after divorce to PTO paid time off time off to another admits the coronavirus pandemic look at that place returning item has 5 trillion dollars okay let's most protected and now they're throwing them under the bus hea here on somebody's why he doesn't get murdered like your boy supposed to commit suicide nobody knows who he is but every celebrity knows who he is and I knew he was too though they wouldn't friends with them they would say his name when they went to jail he's fine this is what you're saying is King Behavior right when you hear about mad King's when you hear about mad King's when you hear about people that are in these gigantic positions of power and they act like Savages and yell at people and off with their heads and absolute power quote is that an old expression absolute power corrupts absolutely and then he can get away with all kinds of crazy s*** and he could be the guy that was untouchable part of why it's part of why he was a piece of s*** that he can act out this power was to have immense amounts of influence on people and then he can get away with all kinds of crazy s*** and he could be the guy that was untouchable


    Eddie Bravo Rants about Gun Control and Taxes
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    Cassidy Diss a community have been going back and forth the text why would it if it's if I'm a conspiracy guy why would they do this Eddie anyway she was a press lady who asked a question like why his administration disbanded the pandemic office and he didn't know about it until he turn to some other guy that was on stage with him so you know about those are water beads on the floor of the that you know little argument with that he got with a union worker Second Amendment is it that they're going to take away certain guns he said that this is recent anytime anybody says anything like that like I don't fucken trust you at all why you worried about the size of my magazine you f*** face of her protect my family who cares if your life you looking at it logically you looking at like that's his real feelings the problem is when something comes along politicians have to make a move them to do something in response that they have a response for a crisis and if they don't have some sort of response there knock sensor response in terms of now the rounds are you going to eat if your trying to stop a mass shooting more effective way be better mental health that be away more effective way and then it's Common Sense yes, it's good like you okay 7 kid shoots up a f****** mall now I got to give up my gun your guns are too big like how does that make sense I'm just trying to protect my family any motherfukers coming to me that's some of course that's not when you're trying to eat you worried about the overall goal is to take the guns totally but I see what you're doing and you're going piece-by-piece inspiring and that is what I say so generally wants gun control and the other people want a piece to people in okay gun control I don't want to hear anything else I I think what's weird is that out of all the people in America like you give me a choice of Bernie Sanders or f****** Biden like that these are the guys from Bernie Sanders anymore tax scams going on throughout the United States and I'll Congress be eliminated on a chair really put our tax money to work we have two packs f****** tax Force making sure that the tax money isn't siphoned out and scammed on all these scamps we limit I wouldn't be surprised if we straight flat tax of 15% would cover everything beautifully it was just managed they're already stealing all our money and then you're going to raise our taxes more why don't we figure out who the f*** is stealing all our money and then we worry about raising and this much do you could see on YouTube those are the scams that are going on that one of them getting paid by Foreign governments right to pay for the fire department Ben monitors where the stocking money is going and his people siphoning and scamming and believe shortly could be writing these bills to siphon off money into their Foundation look into that ship and then I bet I bet when it's all said and done we clean that s*** out I've been if everyone just throws in 15% flat everybody is good for everyone that seems like something with a mathematician and they have to work this out and would take months and months evidence of scams all that s*** it just seems like over there have like a billion dollars removing the taxes in Florida politicians that are multi-millionaires yes I do think about that Jesse spot, Obama became Rich after he left office the tax thing but you're right different scam my bad by mag release and the Clinton Foundation yeah he's still take that long money so long do.


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Logan Paul Slap KO Video
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    calculate Panda Paulo Costa did you see Logan Logan slap that guy unconscious first light slap you might be the dumbest thing people that were invented in the last dumb thing it was dumber than that was when they start a people's arm together and have an MMA fight do the same thing keep making YouTube videos yet he signed up for this s*** like wrestling with whatever Wrestling Boxing it's it's crazy part of what he does part of what his businesses yeah it is look at his headband is heads f***** up from when he fell forward he fell forward with all his wing power I stand in front of you guys going to slap him now will you tell the guys emotional so when you get knocked out used to thin to get really mad or really emotional that big guys really emotional flappening and less you know the guy has nothing like there was one there's one hilarious when was guy slaps together facing just kind of like fingertips and across the face and this other guy Grizzly clubs him it's the Whiplash that not the Whip and attorney his older is there anything more disrespectful it's the Whiplash that not the Whip and attorney his older is there anything more disrespectful


    Kevin Lee vs. Charle Oliveira Full Fight Commentary | JRE Fight Companion
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    everyone so goddamn scared there's no way that she even WrestleMania this is the last f****** chance Oliveira did some crazy s*** to his hair kill people prediction 99 predictions down in the back hi love on how to label to two different styles but still f****** crazy doesn't have a weakness in his game either you know his stand-up is nasty as f*** and is ground game is terrifying they both need to step it up right a lot of s*** going on right now and doing the right things people think like locks are dangerous MMA photo give me back gif what we're seeing here is a punch you consistently offensive for Schlage Locks while you're on your back Jesus Christ it's hard to see from the other side like what the whole time he's throwing liquor store he could could go into a honey hole but I don't have relaxed or the various Camila Oliveira hit him with a really good shots but when Kevin leaves on top of the end of the round thing you up or do the judges eyes how did you went around all that s*** you did didn't really mean that much of this guy is on top of you big beat me down right so I give that round to Kevin Lee agree with about the price greater than 20 more minutes I'm a little upset they make my Beltran hide his f****** mustache mustache but he's so technical like nothing's wound up here the wind up with shity just fire stuff big big shot by Kevin anything whatever whatever what are you got okay I like it okay keep doing the uppercut getting boring don't got to do something yes sir I got up at back considerably the smaller guy she has a beautiful thing about Kevin Lee right now is he wants the back. You know that's his spot that's what he's known for the Michael Jordan look like Michael Jackson when a referee stops a child that's not necessary unless the guy goes out he took the teacher in that top half into a leg lock battle now it's a whole different sport whole different sport what is that what has a long ways ahead strikes that he was what's the most dumbest thing that happened this morning and he ended the round on top start fighting it on the feet it's hard because least taking a lot of shots for it and get it to the ground Brian rubbing against each other I got it got caught Olivera is asleep and then came back where you were right there can you put them in a million times half. This b**** half card he does this s*** all the time choke him out he must have choked him unconscious and woke up thinking the fight was still going on that's crazy who's better than


    Eddie Bravo's Funny Massage Rant | JRE Fight Companion
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    bodied up black dude misogynist big girls but real legit massages like I make sure female you say female right only only dudes I swear to God he was a gigantic man with the biggest f****** ass he was an effort African-American that's but he was in a albino African American I forgot what it was from that point on today dude I f****** go out I just walk right in my fingers you got the female give a female like strong girls thank you for this is about the spice about go down Charles Oliveira okay and 5 lb yeah I'm too old for almost too much that they give massages all day. I go I go do do do wrestle training Judo Sydney Olympics when you train was doing because I said when you left it when you lifting weights a lot and he said just


    Eddie Bravo Talks Coronavirus Response | JRE Fight Companion
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    CNN Fox News all that I know you hate somebody but what if they just know they create kind of this this Panic what if they just on 24/7 car crashes and people die from obesity and you know we be f****** terrified we be terrified f****** bones in the mountains and f****** in Norway people would believe it they could do you like they found Santa Claus bones disease is just jumping the people he said that it happens all the time and can't control it Corona slow down booties for the lack of testing there might be way more people with it so it shows it how how it's not that deadly to know how many people died that's for sure but we don't know how many people have it so it could be less than the only thing the flu to I mean if this is supposed to be ten times more potentially 10 times more deadly than the flu right is what the worst case scenario predictions brains as to what is causing this and is there another way to generate food I'll talk to because when we're old and we're not 80s the kids during those times are going to look at this is weird because like old people love toilet paper they just talking about toilet paper like avian flu that was bird agriculture swine flu that was a pig agriculture when they Jam all these animals together occasionally one of those f****** bugs with jump ahead with plans are the ones that jump coronavirus food wide this does seem like a massive overreaction Trump confirmed coronavirus in Cook-Out it's just a bad motherfuker though that guy throws horror movie it's a horror movie Aspirus series well there's some real dangers that it might be as much as 10 to 15 times stronger media is running with us because it's bad for Trump I didn't kill the economy has made the virologist have that in mind when they make their decisions I think all these millions of people smallpox this is what they do they try to stop a lot of diseases are trying to kill us every f****** day it is if we have a war and there's a war against viruses it's a real war against nothing but we don't think of it as a thing because it's it's you but it's I'm learning how to find many people how many people have died in the US so far if it was like the zombie apocalypse from an old folks home in Washington you know something like wait a minute the average age is 8230 of the first round 229 to 28 to 27 to 26 225 so if you want to sync it up or watch John makdessi vs trinaldo Francisco tonight it is a weird thing to see no audience and it's a weird thing to think that so many people are so afraid of this that they don't do anything and go out but it kind of makes sense if it's as bad as they think it is now if it's not as bad as I think it is the problem is just going to be a lot of people are not going to believe them but next one thing comes up to the next Wednesday I know I wouldn't I know I wouldn't know I don't know I don't think it's the history of viruses in the United States and in the world or the Spanish flu right that was really bad for young guys with rate at 23 or something I hear you describe what the disease was a guy just woke up from a coma and that Mike NBA cancel there's nobody at the UFC my my my thing is maybe they were trying to get it does the scientist CDC might be saying let's stop a peak in cases that overwhelm hospitals not infrastructure cuz we don't have the infrastructure to deal with this come on down right now by hand sanitizer nobody nobody addicted to drugs are there life fell apart all these all these things to be contributors right but you're not responsible for them and pretend that we are and we just leave them there is ridiculous like it like if someone would just littering where they are and just throwing shade in the street throwing needles and sweet arrest them but but you don't arrest them and they're setting up camps under these Bridge like this is nonsense cheap housing for people as well as medical help housing for people are Smokers Choice Medical help


    Why We’re Years Out From a Coronavirus Vaccine
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    does it take to develop a vaccine for this coronavirus question I I don't mean to sound glib again but I can make a vaccine for overnight the questions is it safe and effective and that's the challenge we have right now questions about how do you make immunity to a coronavirus and what kind of vaccine do you have to have that brings in all the different parts of the immune system so we don't know that yet so some of this research there's a condition in humans called antibody-dependent enhancement adee and it turns out that if you have no antibody or immune response your gets a disease if you have a lot you're protected in between level and then you get the disease it actually enhances the disease immune response is really destructive and in fact there was a couple years ago got the vaccine actually may just a little bit of antibody and when they got the real disease it made him a lot sicker and so we found with the 2003 SARS vaccine that there was an ATV component to it when we made it in animals and so we're going to have to really study this to be sure it's safe and as you said earlier you know we can surely make mistakes we don't you know we need not too and so I think between getting the effectiveness on the safety data together I mean maybe this is not going to happen soon you know it's wishful thinking you every time I mean I go back to Cyrus in 2003 and look at every event zika 2015 we settle will have a vaccine for in no time. Are 5 years later vaccine and so this is one of the challenges we have we have to complete the job you know it's like we start on something and then we forget that it's important because it kind of goes away for a while but only to come back and so this is part of that picture we talked about this with Peter hotez you know we got to finish the job on these things you know I worry that we'll get through this situation and then people say all we're done and then we'll forget until the next one comes along and so so this is where vaccine research and development is really important how do they test for safety come up with a potential vaccine how do they make sure that it's safe what you do it gradually first 30 humans you know they volunteer willingly knowing to see what kind of reactions they have really bad people that are in jail and practice on them a lot of people before you know that the chance you might find that Brian 30 people for a while and it's just a joke and you say it's like if the Iowa farmer wanted a harvested corn and half the time it doesn't mean by planting twice as many acres you can do that in April you still can't Harvest October


    Joe Rogan on the Latest Coronavirus Speculation
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    I want to call I think food stocked up like a dick carnivore it till the end of the year legitimately then drink Creek water filter. Pump filter it's it's definitely bad flu in in some people's accounts in that it's causing some serious damage we got there Jamie oh it's it causes damage to lungs and brain damage saying we're all going to get it in one of the reasons why this is a real tricky one is that the symptoms don't show up for a while so you can be contagious for a long time and I wish I had it 3 weeks ago something like a million five hundred thousand chickens it's honest article and they just shut everything down there like this is fixed it this is something that's going to f****** kill half the population legitimately kill out the populations Arkham Washington Post that that gets like a bunch of experts and the kind of what the things that you agree on about the coronavirus and when you read that makes you feel better more than 50% of the cases that are serious like hospitalization are people that are under which is very unusual because the other people in other places that we there they're reporting this mostly older people with underlying health conditions weak immune system weak immune systems people with high blood pressure but you know you really should stop and look at the numbers of just the flu and this is supposed to be way worse than the flu but if you look at the numbers for the flu the flu kills a fuckload of pains a motherfuking 50000 in Euro reporting this mostly older people with underlying health conditions weak immune system weak immune systems people with high blood pressure but you know you really should stop and look at the numbers of just the flu and this is supposed to be way worse than the flu but if you look at the numbers for the flu the flu kills a fuckload of pains a motherfuking 50000 in Euro


    Hugo Martin Previews Doom Eternal | Joe Rogan
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    Vault the game looks like to tell everybody who you are what you do is you do Martin and I'm the game director on Doom Eternal of Doom Eternal he showed us the game and show in ran through the sum of the first level holyfuck goddamnit so next level it's so next level graphics Regina my life it's awesome it's but it's okay because of the violence against demon yeah totally and and we we we work hard on that like you never there's no cursing that I have three kids there's no cursing there's no sex I do want it to be something that my nine-year-old could play don't you think it's kind of crazy that you could rip people's heads off you can shove their arm down their throat you could cut them in half that's fine just don't use any of those naughty word kids yes because I was joking with something the other day it's like my kids like he's not going to go to somebody in like Glory kill them but when someone says they will glow with like a Shader on them and that means you can go in to do a melee finisher basically which is like a a melee attack and you'll get help from in there there's really really cool animations so crazy like when my kids see that they're not going to do that but when they hear someone use the F-word they're like oh I could use that in everyday life and and that sucks so that would be awesome it is cartoonish violence so if you could be at its very much like a cartoon the first one with ID software we've had Carmack in before he's no longer with yes software but is will it still there no he's not there like whole sequence looks like I was like a CGI movie it doesn't look like gameplay like remember when we used to play games and used to have that opening scene there was like a video and then it would go to the game was crude this game is exactly like the opening scene which is so crazy no pre-rendered that everything those are the in-game assets that's how good they are the team is like insane the guys are true artist Craftsman you know like they just go crazy on the details and when you zoom in with the camera for the cinematics they completely hold up the rigging like it's like a feature film it's nuts are you guys there is right now let's play Let's play the the the old Taylor this is the old trailer me too know if you just listening this is just annoying music and noise but if you're watching it looks f****** sick 100 Angels Angels 2000 Jesus waste of time for people 3:20 so that's when it comes out it was 9 days from now yes that guy if your Bruce Lee that is your Chuck Norris yeah and you guys are going to admit the whole scene actually when you meet him there which is a little kid from that really inspired by that Tina is it Enter the Dragon or Return of the Dragon when he fights Chuck Norris yeah or for the Star Wars fans your Obi-Wan and that's your Darth Maul in the prequels were amazing they were really good yes I've watched the one against Obi-Wan and Anakin like a million times like I love that one it's so good like when they in the wild in Chittenango off on each other in like it is to make George described it in an interview that it would be like you would be seeing a Jedi at their Peak that that really in the first three Star Wars films they were not at their Peak and then in the prequels you would see them in their Prime you know I'd like kicks in his prime so like that's what's so cool about that fight that Bonnie Tyler it's amazing yeah well what you guys have done is create something that's going to ruin people's lives I hope you really excited about massive waste of time I mean we're talking before the show about video games in the addictive quality of video games I have a real problem I just can't play them that much yes in every now and then and then I shake my head and I got to go running or something cuz otherwise it'll get the grip on me video game. Cuz you're like in the movie and it looks like a f****** movie now and you see what the glory kills like you are your own fight choreographer if you're sick of Break In the arm and shoving it in his head then swing around from behind and cut them in half you know like you anything you want it's awesome what is unique about our single player is that it will give you the same Buzz that a multiplayer will give you because you're this time are the AI that opening level that's why I felt so you're messing with like easy dudes later on it will continue to level up and as you saw like that guy that comes out with the acts like again he is he is as tough as you are so you will get the same feeling from the single-player that you do from a multiplayer times one-on-one you run around the map and collect your rocket launchers in your ammo and armor and s*** and just f*** each other up we have a multiplayer Cold battle mode that is f****** awesome like it's really really good and then like Quake multiplayer looks no different is very unique the last multiplayer we made was not super well received it was a really competent good multiplayer but it was Doom 2016 multiplayer experience but it really wasn't Innovative enough like fans yes I do something new so we basically took the single-player experience that combat loop at your master and then we would give you away to do with your friends it's a 2 V1 so it's up to you guys versus one guy gets to be the Slayer with all the guns and it's really really cool and then there's Invasion so like you'll play the single-player campaign and then someone can become a demon like Jamie could become a demon and then invade you while you're playing you won't know where he is and I'll just come out and try to f*** with you like it's really cool but is there anyone but battle mode the closest we beat that we come to the one on one is to be one instead of one versus one you know it's the balance there no one demon can stand against the Slayer you know the doomguy is all-powerful he's got all these down it's right here he's got all the guns and the mods and he's at 8. secret spot to hit his arms are like trees so like that there were other men other jelly donuts is like a sword and the bicep just like his butt but anything like that in the future like that you never know like certainly will see but but we're really really proud of this like I think what you want to do is you got to innovate if if you want to make something that's really going to engage people like that fit like the whole point is to like give them something to master that they've never seen before cuz if you're just asking me to master a new version of a thing that I already mastered sure a lot of people would appreciate that but you're not really going to capture like a large audience so we really created something I was completely unique I'm so excited that now is there going to be a deathmatch mode where like all of us can get a room and f*** each other up by now or pillars of like we needed a lot of drama then I had a lot of pacing like that variations and pacing in the match and something with deep strategy so and and was primarily Innovative like unlike anything any anything anybody had played before and was like it's a multiplayer for people who love Doom Eternal Soul play the Doom Eternal single player you'll like this like an awesome Graphics are so off-the-charts I don't play this right now because I know I'm looking at this video to Jamie's playing showing the video of this guy playing in The Other Guys


    Joe Rogan on Coronavirus Fears
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    yes when did you guys start on this about four years ago so it's been 4 years of steady work to make something like 10 in 9 days we're going to like give it to the world yes I'm like oh my God yes I'm just now they say that it's four days and you start exhibiting symptoms so okay I coughed at the airport and people looked at me like I felt almost wanted to apologize I was just clearing my throat I didn't cover my mouth everybody was like yeah it was last week with the fans like lines of fans and the beginning everybody was touching elbows that lasted like 20 minutes and if we were just high five trying to give you Knuckles and that you had but fifty and up or something or like it's the real problem is people with respiratory issues people who are overweight and and people who are old does a does a real problems refit and he is now on a ventilator and he was in Italy I don't know the specifics you know sometimes look like I've got the flu before and I'm sure you has have as well and sometimes what happens is your worn down from travel you're worn down maybe from drinking you warm down from too much exercise and then it gets you and then if you're not like and this is just the common cold and apparently the common cold is a type of coronavirus make sure that's true I'm pretty I was reading up on coronavirus is last name was like what is a type of coronavirus is this just here now forever like this is a part of the world like coronavirus question well Michael osterholm who wrote This Book deadliest enemy and who was on on Tuesday on the podcast Tuesday he opened up a lot of people's eyes as to like what what the issue is and what what you what you can do to prevent it but those wet markets that they have in China or just bananas man with the f****** bats on the tables and coronavirus or a large family of viruses that cause sentences ranging from the common cold to more severe diseases such as Eeyore SARS a novel coronavirus is a new strain that has not been previously identified in humans so zoonotic or xonotic meaning they are transmitted between animals and people so what was happening is these four wet markets he was detailing how they have chickens that are in one cage and civets that are above the chickens and civets are shiting on the chickens and chickens are eating the civet s*** and oh my goodness is like it's just a perfect environment to create a disease is going to jump from one species to the next that is scary yeah and he's like in many of them with jump to humans I mean all the major whether it's avian flu that's from bird swine flu obviously from pigs they jump from farm animals or from these people and they're not going to stop us markets so it's like people by their food which is just crazy and making the videos and pictures of what they look like over there know that seems scary though Rock concrete bats laid out with their mouth open they look cartoonish didn't even look real and they have no wings at James oh my God and over there look how big these bats die trying to kill you and they're going to they're going to cook those that is how this disease got started if you're hungry eat a bat you could Glory kill that thing and get help that would be good as well so don't eat bats kids I mean that's one of the things that China is doing what they have to do there's too many people not enough food and a lot of what they're eating is just we wouldn't imagine eating it or are you not traveling because of this change and s*** that's my wife asked me a lot like she she was really concerned about me coming here and I was like we got sell again so I just got back from Vegas and I was a little nervous while I was over there but I did everything normal I went to work out you know I-81 to the fights which is 20,000 people at the T-Mobile Arena all stuffed into this one area and everybody was acting normal our brothers high five Fighters mean outbreak yeah I am I'm worried about old people I'm worried about my parents for sure I'm willing to help people are overweight you know I have friends that are not healthy to Mayberry she'd lose some weight and I'm worried about them I'm worried about people with respiratory problems you know a good friend of mine has a daughter by cystic fibrosis the train he canceled his tour shout out to Everlast he canceled his tour because of that I mean that he's got a real concern serious lung condition that is really scary people that he's got no choice he has to stay home and play it safe and I think a lot of people going to do that you know it's going to be interesting to see how the government handles it was one of things about love or hate Trump he's willing to do some s*** that's a lot of people think would be unpopular like closed down traffic yeah closed down flights coming in from other countries that are infected that have high rates of infection you know I mean I wonder what they're going to do and something the really radical has to be done to try to start the slow down this this f****** Illness but I don't know what they can do are we waiting for it to watch your show at this guy are we waiting for it to go away like I read a quote that like when the weather changes it'll it'll stop or something that's horseshit Michael osterholm set of straight on that that's nonsense and I can handle it he develop an immunity when you catch it and for many people this is going to be like a bad cold for many peoples going to be like you're coughing and your end you just you just try to get better stay home drink a lot of fluids be healthy do your best and eat healthy and then get out and you're going to have an immunity to it and that's going what's going to happen on the other end I saw one guy he had it and it was fairly mild and then they quarantine and he got over it is getting over it and getting better and then they quarantined him with a bunch of also had it and he got it even worse probably wasn't fully developed yeah and then it just overwhelmed his immune system cuz he's basically quarantine with a bunch of other people that were really really sick but he got through it he was talking about it and all these poor people that are stuck on boats oh my God it's crazy this is going to kill a cruise ship industry there's nobody there it's actually kind of nice I only ask and stuff but I'm just like f*** it what are we going to do by closing down buffets all-you-can-eat is f****** pig out but that's also how they do it on a lot of cruise ships have buffets only one-on-one cruise ship and by the end I wanted to throw up like oh my god look cuz the first day you like the food is amazing but it's so buttery gross and it's like being stuck on an apartment building filled with drunks but you're all on the roof and if you jump off the side you're definitely dead yes but tasty food it's like being stuck on an apartment building filled with drunks but you're all on the roof and if you jump off the side you're definitely dead yes and they're feeding you the fattiest grosses but tasty food


    id’s Hugo Martin on Doom Eternal’s Lighthearted Gore
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    Carmack at a bar in Texas which was fuckingawesome and it's funny because he started telling me like well if you guys going to make it you know we were in production on Doom Eternal he's like if you guys can make a doom game here's what we thought we may doom and everything you listed we're all like that's what we think Legacy to live up to yeah it's the pits a really special place to work at the tremendous amount of I do want to say pressure but we're all motivated spot that's just they they they they are able to get away with things at a lot of mainstream AAA games struggle with because of how violent is I mean they are like again it it's it's Evil Dead 3 with a Transformers budget like who the f*** gets to make that like you know like we get you see we spent that shitload of time making that stuff like in a lot of situations I've been in a Craftsman you know working on the entrails later this looks pretty good and well and literally the notes you like I need the pentesting the kind of like flap a little when you get the thing off you know like how do you know if you cross the line is there a is there ever been a time when you had a scene and people are dial that back we we actually totally you know what you say hi to you start the project it's it's kind of like there's a fair amount of brainstorming in the strength of any creative team is the biz at least four game is how you brainstorm with each other at the Cinergy in that room has to be good you got to be selfless you got to show up you got to be willing to support other ideas other people's ideas we have f****** amazing group in that regard but totally we try to establish that the like look guys we're not making Saul we're not making hostel it's not malicious it's not meant to make you cringe and we actually got together a little video of like what we thought violence wise was inappropriate and totally felt off and then we made another video of what we felt right and that was Evil Dead 2 with like it's not a slow trickle of blood out of a sliced open wrist it is some dudes head came off and Hawaiian Punch to start Spa and shooting out of his head you know like that's really what it is like it it's cartoonish you know how it goes so far that you because the thing is you do this so much so often you are murdering demons per minute like I don't know what it is but it's fun crazy if it was off-putting and realistic and kind of like who you'd be so turned off it be sick like you did make you sick after a while but so kind of weird that would make you less sick well it was more realistic and less bloody I'll for sure I mean it's totally we could we could twist that where every one of those is mean-spirited and really off-putting for for sure I mean I don't want you to sell me some PR stuff to sort of defend your game against people that are anti-violence what you're doing is super bloody and disgusting and vile to say that somehow another that is less off-putting than less gory is it's a ridiculous argument I don't use any here or anywhere else it's Joseph it is not this is no PR this is so like this so you look at saw you look at torture p*** horror movies there they're cutting Achilles tendon f****** exacto knife and the dude is screaming in pain and he's a person like this is gnarly s*** he doesn't look like he's having a good time like verses on Evil Dead 2 when you wipe off the head of that one Grandma creature that comes up out of the basement and like f****** Buckets of Blood start coming out red people believe that because look Your Design Story is going to be exposed to the to the consumer into 10 seconds like they can see through your b******* in 5 seconds if they like dude you're trying to sell no like so we have to have an honest good design story that we can stand behind that is true and that that is the truth I mean we basically looked at like cartoons and like make it over the top be animation so every time he was a perfect example every time you murder a cacodemon which of those flying balls you pull out their eyeball kaco OCA Co you literally here like out I can't do it sound and that is absolutely intentional to take the edge off what you're doing because if it was more gruesome and they're like it's The Exorcist vs. Evil Dead 2 those are two completely different movie Sino house house was the movie that came out in the 80s that was inspired by Evil Dead that's like a f******, timid is a comedy and and it's a horror comedy versus The Exorcist which is f****** amazing f****** amazing but really very serious you know and that's that's how we're able to do what we do they stop selling it look like if you had a demon s*** that's what would look like like oh no tearing you up on the way out what is an original one that is the original cacodemon from the original Doom yes oh cool so it's an updated version of that but you know just more graphically intense yes


    Joe Rogan on John Romero’s Daikatana: That Was a Fun Game!
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    that's why working at it software and he totally is the guy at the end along with the rest of them to like Romero in those guys like that group f*** that's a couple times all of them there their they're like the Beatles you know like it was like daikatana was like the physics of Quake 1 but with the graphics of that error CD find a video of a daikatana in game it was a fun game and I was like this might catch on but people were down on it before it ever came out their shorts s*** talk about it because it took so long and cost so much money and they have these giant offices in Dallas with his huge penthouse I personally think they they are some of the best work that they can look at that that's a little dark Target online Internet bring a bunch of other stuff I think the best work that they did was when they were all together like keeping the band together that honestly it it's making games is definitely a team sport and then you got to have everybody working together really well if you want to pull it off like you need everybody to be in the same level of dedication same level hard work does Rockstar that would shoot and it would come out like DNA strands share share the rocket would like to Rockets with twist at the same time to get back and forth yeah this is what the game look like it's just just really dark for something for whatever reason go to forever since I played it I know that Romero likes we're making which is a huge compliment I don't know he lives in Ireland I think yeah I think so


    id’s Hugo Martin on the Challenges of Adapting Games to VR
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    that's my hope for the future is it games are like that and you're actually able to exercise doing that because I think that if you had a game where your in a warehouse and you're actually running for your life again you know and demons are chasing you and shooting down things like your heart rate would be jacked you could do that for an hour and get a sick workout in and have an amazing good time that would be awesome great shape running from demons you would I wouldn't have to get up so early in the morning play this game but you can play this game in a warehouse where you know you have all of the boxes and all those stairs therealreal stairs and real box yeah you're running around this pre-designed map and you're actually engaging with his VR demons with a haptic feedback so f****** Glory killing them half repair parts write Jamie David new rides today for I guess Out Here Disneyland the new Marvel campus is going to be in somehow they're tracking your hands so during the ride you shoot things for points weekly daily and monthly stuff psyche and your family could get dragged me along our the best at this ride going on with the games whether your mouse and keyboard or controller though it would be hard to achieve in VR I think VR offers like a very specific unique and f****** amazing experience and I would I would just like separate the two like you know when when and when we're making VR games we're definitely trying to do something else which is cool in and of itself in and of itself but there's like not just in our game but in a lot of games like there's just Resource Management there's likes the high level 2 skill medicine happening I mean you know you play so like you know that that's hard to reproduce in VR in certain ways at least at this time but it but I think that's the thing where people want to take how you feel or how a movie and gauges you and apply it to a I think it's like Let It game be it's on your blood game be a game but a movie be a movie what VR be its own f****** experience like that looks fuckingawesome but if we just so so I would love to kill waiting a platter and beyond our I mean seriously especially somewhere like Texas where there's a bunch of warehouses like oh yeah where you can get three or four of them and set them up for different maps in the game Debbie f****** off a laser sight on your rifle and you it is it's it's it's a lame arm I can do anything he wants but he's doing I now like he's not doing VR anymore I heard I heard he was Consulting with oculus but now he's he's pursuing a i he likes a challenge he's a very interesting got to talk to you I really enjoyed talking to him yeah he is awesome you really think about what he's accomplished in the world of video games mean he's the Mack Daddy amazing games that's the guy you guys like keep your eye open for like where VR is headed and things like that and go will not yet or not ready for that yet but one day down the road we'll have something kind of a different again like we're like it's sort of like with cars I went to school for automotive design and because I love video games you know the training in automotive design big clay models about that big there their they're f****** amazing and and really really amazing place did you know that the design process that you learn their you can apply to kind of anything anything but a lot of things certainly video game for sure cuz it's just kind of questions you're asking which is like how do you start from nothing to something you know like that involves large groups of people then you can learn that there I forgot your original but I know it's like you know so I use a lot of car now she's at the office quite a bit and and it's kind of like we make a race car and and if VR is something else that's like an SUV that's like just another kind of car so like we kind of perfected how to make race cars and is been doing it since the 90s so like Doom Eternal is just another race car. accessible to Consumers I'm wondering you know where video games are headed I'm wondering if you if you think that's where they're headed everything is always going to be a place for them on an actual video game I can get an actual computer rather than the actual video game I think the the that's where my focus is other people like Carmack are looking to see where will not anymore but we're video games were going to go next but I am fully focused on where they are now and how to make what they are I think the the that's where my focus is other people like our Mac are looking to see where will not anymore but where video games were going to go next but I am fully focused on where they are now and how to make what they are now better


    Hugo Martin: Doom Eternal Will Offer DLC
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    so when you do something like this and you releases game obviously they'll be patches and some upgrades and some different things you do what I want and how long do you work on this game before you guys move on to the next thing where are you moving onto I don't want to take the next thing that is APR answer cuz I'm not say that but the episode of Doom that we would sell a downloadable content I blow it that sounds like anyone would know it we're talkin about I'm so used to speak but yes it is HBO series of it and then you'll have a bunch of other ones that are based on the same engine same characters different Journeys different things that'll come up well all centered around the doomguy basically the adventures of doomguy and how long do you do that for before you move on to the next game it's hard to say you know certainly we're always kind of dual-tracking and things and talking and you know I always see no lie because you never know when the cool ideas going to come along and your kind of John down notes always have part of my notepad out just thinking about stuff like I was him I mean you never know when it's going to be something cool you know you cuz you never know when the cool ideas going to come along and you kind of John down notes always have my notepad out just thinking about stuff like as a I mean never know when it's going to something cool you know you're playing something or see something or want something so and then we keep those conversations going on the side and see how it goes so is there any


    Joe Rogan on Joanna Jedrzejczyk's Toughness
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    I'm the only one in the UFC broadcast that doesn't put makeup on to their heads punched in straw Weight champion fight with this woman Jean Whaley who is the strawberry champion from China's crazy epic like one of the best fights in history at the end of it you want his head like a Frankenstein forehead now imagine me with makeup on standing next to that would be ridiculous. I refuse cuz she like never even flinched or heads twice the size of normal she didn't Flinch kept throwing bombs was amazing 25 whole minutes of chaos like it was even the whole fight the whole fight was like back and forth back and forth back and forth was amazing four heads twice the size of normal she nufletch kept throwing bombs was amazing 25 whole minutes of chaos LinkedIn it was even the whole fight the whole fight was like back and forth and back and forth back and forth with amazing


    Why Wasn’t the US Better Prepared for Coronavirus?
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    anyone contacted you before this or sense in particular and asked for your advice as to how they can better prepare like the president and and that's right yeah and so you know I I've never had a partisan. I'm just a private in the public health all right and so I actually service assignments Envoy for this Administration in the state department last year you know if still in my full-time job at the University until I've never been I mean I'm there to give the best advice I can see and do you think there's anything that you could do now that could help them make sure that we don't have these shortages of masks and shortages of medicine and IV bags and something that could be done to you obviously you've laid out all these problems and you laid it out in your book here to pick about right now go pick it up on Amazon right there an audio version of it as well I have no I don't know I don't read myself now there's actually a really good voice not mine I work at 110% time but if they were trying to fill all the orders they've gotten just in the last few weeks would take him years and years with the capacity they have in you can't build build these new machines to make mask overnight so this is something that should be set in advance of anything like this any pandemic happening like long Advance we should be prepared we look at what all do we need we don't do that in public health we've tried and so you know what stockpiling 500 million of these in 95 would have been the difference between night and day and when you look at the price of one of those VS1 airplane not even close if you look at the things like that it's like these medication at or think about our defense department employees are at risk of running when we can start now but we're not going to fix it now is to say what are the key things that we should do vaccines you know if we had been serious about this we might very well had a coronavirus vaccine work specifically for this train will it work for SARS and MERS but right after Stars happened in 2003 everybody was hot and then when the interest rate is it something like the flu where you know sometimes when they come up with the flu vaccine it doesn't necessarily address the current strain it could be and that's where a coronavirus family vaccine may not match up right here now but it could end in the flu and you've really had an important Point there's one where you know we do have in it in perfect vaccine but it still does a lot of good you know if 50% of people protect that text lot better than zero if we had a vaccine right now I can't wait until the crisis to fix these things you know what we spend about .0001 percent of Public Health compared to our defense department and yet look how vulnerable is the bugs is not a war is not a missile is bringing down the world economy right now virus and that's what I lay on a whole plan in here like these vaccines like to stockpile some ass you know we should have a plan in place already what we going to do with our schools when they close are we going to really close calls let's not try to make this on the Fly and I just mentioned if we closed schools we are going to really hurt some people this is a wake-up call cuz you're nobody I think really believe that I got to take you know the market today cuz you know on this particular day crashed badly and you know I think that up till ten days ago the market didn't even think this was a possibility they just be if you look at it with flying high on Friday I did a briefing for over 400 major Financial investors around the world and you know I am Halifax and make sure people understand it the questions I got from these people almost remind me of a six-year-old who's afraid to have to go through on a dark dark hallway and I thought friends and colleagues Friday night through this we know where we going to go with it no plans again is caught Everybody by surprise I mean you were the one of the few people that wanted to deal with this issue you don't we set this up several weeks ago you know and I think that's where the country hasn't seen it caught by surprise


    Why is China a Hotbed for Diseases Like Coronavirus?
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    China because they have this incredibly large population 2 billion they've got this food supply that is largely Wildlife that comes into these markets weathers is incredible contact between people in these animals and the crowded nature of that society mean I think one of the things that surprised who in Wuhan city of 15 million the entire metropolitan area of 60 million and so you have crowded so closely together that if you add in the bugs coming from these animals and then the potential for this kind of of contact word spreads quickly has been a vessel for a long time that's again why we have to protect ourselves here because massive number like these kind of cities these wet wet markets so that's what it is a lot of I remember one day buy my own half wild big mean in these titles every animal imaginal to humans and I swear to God they were some of the movies I think that were in there and they're all just right on top of each other and I actually have a picture that I show him some of my lectures there was a situation with all these chickens in a cage 15 or 20 getting a flu viruses if you wanted to create the perfect experiment that no no University you do research group and let you do is you put birds and ferrets like that together and so together as a ferret to put down some markers on what they're going to do to supervise these markets have to eat but I think this is a dangerous practice where we see it but you know what happens to look at Africa with ebola primary source of this outbreak in West Africa was so it went somewhere pretty big bats you know they're very literally 3 ft wingspan so they're big and so you know that's one of the challenges we have with with China we know that this was going to happen is going to occur we think of the flu viruses the same way and that's how we knew doing better flu vaccines usually beef flu pandemic the same thing hanging out and some of them are still alive and then they'll actually preparing for your right there they they basically kill him and got him and so forth to get some pictures up there's are there you go. Market menu shows over a hundred wild animals sold as food linked with virus unclear exactly dire crocodile turkey Swansea in Swansea how dare you kangaroo squirrels Nails foxes foxes and Civic cats were the cause of the SARS outbreak I've had that delicious I'm a hypocrite freaky looking sucker call area from rural area is growing these things and informing them or they some cases both some cases I can try but if we can't stop that we need to stop the infectious diseases coming from those animal starts looking them all wear masks hilarious that was I think with the outbreak was that that might have been since the other yeah there's a lot of people in China that got to eat that's where it gets weird right this is just like how do you tell them that they've been doing David doing this for who-knows-how-long how do you tell them to stop doing it or is is that impossible and is it more possible to just accelerate or vaccine program and try to preemptively create something to address coronavirus it addressed get various various different how long how do you tell them to stop doing it or is is that impossible and is it more possible to just accelerate our vaccine program and try to preemptively create something to address coronavirus it after the dress get various various different


    Joe Rogan on Diego Sanchez's Longevity
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    weight classes when you jump up your Legos and shows 174-175 on Friday yeah yeah but with a lot of energy I mean when when he beat Mickey Gall that way I was I was incredibly impressed and when I like this kid my testimony didn't estimate all we was amazing so Prime Diego Sanchez performance 15 years into the game I mean it just even not even just into Dutchess into the UFC Frozen Four 2005 set for sale in the neighborhood of 15 years just amazing that he's so enthusiastic about it still that some that's a long time in a combat sport long time so that's the other thing man that is not the norm that's the aviation right I made it nine years in the UFC eight years actually and you know it's a broke down


    Why Joe Rogan Gave Up on The Walking Dead
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    trigger your scope the f*** out of your Daryl Walking Dead f****** strong and you got to hit a good spot yet his soft spot Like A Champion but like he just goes right through them with that stupid Aero but then it never passes through right never goes right through bottles that show I used to love I love that show for the first few seasons was a great show for like the first two or three seasons until Rick the main guy left I saw him out somewhere I want to say it was out of UFC might have been out of UFC in a crowd do somewhere in the crowd but you look depressed all like he was bummed out about his character getting killed that what I mean imagine if you're on a show and you're one of the big players on the shelf and he was one of the main god and one of the more interesting guys and he's on the show four five six years whatever it was and then one baseball bat you this new guy not only does this new guy on the show I was getting all the heat but now he baseball bats you to death and then you're just out there in public and proud people like mocking you on social media if you're not smart you read that s*** you feel bummed out what is the sun's gone to Rick's son Carl Carl Carl Carl Carl early from way back he was doing an open mic contest I think on Thursday on Wednesday or Thursday and then we went we got in there early cuz we have the radio back then and Josh was on stage was really funny and I said hey man you want to work with us all week Atlanta so much but he does like a play and you are did he really that's not good once you're done though with you by the mullet cool he kind of did but not really it's really just a punchline he lives he is it is but it didn't with Josh's mullet isn't it glued on the right I don't know about the top part I think they glue a lot in there part I think they glue a lot in there


    Joe Rogan on Jim Bakker's Fake Coronavirus Cure
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    that was all the rage cuz I'm from outside of Charlotte Tammy Faye Bakker to be shut down he was selling to intubate coronavirus apparently Sweden coronavirus cheer clinic that's what he looks like now $125 cure for the coronavirus that does not exist is out there rocking it only does the Jim Bakker Show shout out to the Jim Bakker Show North Carolina so you just going to sell it from his website left his believers Jim Bakker becomes the king of the world he's the only one left we don't have the key it just him and his believers


    Joe Rogan Recaps Stylebender vs. Yoel Romero w/Alexander Volkanovski
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    what did you think about adesanya vs. yoel Romero sleep a lot of people that you know she wasn't the most and it wasn't so many exchanges and stuff like that I guess you go to look at at the Y that happened in I think y'all in our office leaves just standing there waiting for for easy to come in every time easy deep commit to something he just come out like you literally was going to wait till you come in and I'm just going to fly bomb almost easy now is that so you trying to talk to him trying to get him to react and you know in a waiting for him to explode and things I just didn't happen if I was just a trick you on me and that's why I love the people that say whatever but you never even though you don't really know what it feels like to you can actually in that you can take care of that's not true because he didn't come forward and like he's he's selling his if he was chasing Izzy and Izzy wasn't doing anything but that's not what happened like Izzy was trying to get him to engage and he didn't want to get he was literally standing there at the beginning of the fight standing still left hands yet when is he did try to connect when he did try to get close to bought into it a little bit and you all through that f****** left hand they have crazy how fast that guy is as soon as he's just going to come down what is the inner animal again if you want to watch his mind if you're trying to find that might as well get a chance it's like Jean Whaley and you won't even Jay check is super super exciting but that's tiles no Styles matched up you don't mean not every fight is super exciting Robert Whittaker yoel in a very exciting way but I mean that's a bad way to fight with that guy even just hating evil even Locker I reckon easy from the leg kicks now. I would have been hurting that ramira but probably hurting yourself kicking it on me just Solid Rock is a solid imagine. And he didn't just a break-in hurt him affected. Uses length uses reach uses attributes down the outside use the he's a higher-level kickboxer use that you know and try to lure them into you know attacking encounter those those attacks but it's one of those things with ABC like when Tyron Woodley Wonderboy kind of same thing geologist are there let's just be in a really exciting but you lose if I'm going to have that sort of a special feature in your card right those hot those punch holes are valuable and you you let yourself get cracked when you didn't have to there's no need for that you should always fight smart it's dangerous enough do you let yourself get cracked when you didn't have to there's no need for that yeah you should always fight smart it's dangerous enough to fight smart hitting look at hit and I love that you know that's how I believe as well you know that's why it's just Styles it's just style the way Styles match up


    Before MMA Alexander Volkanovski Was a 214lb Rugby Player | Joe Rogan
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    when did you start training what year do start I started doing it for that you're not even 10 years knowing he's so I actually started MMA training as just a kid two cakes while offline bug lake so I was you know that was when I was 214 pounds so that's something that obviously when you when I'm farting and you say 240th and O what is exactly 6 on a good diet give me a good stretch at do some yoga sessions at 5:46 but you know what I mean it's just I wanted to stay fit in between ya and in between Luxor of the Season preseason so that's why I went and started and just loved it ever since that was about Guerrilla volume are you guys say it was size you so you were early early twenties and know martial arts training it all before that wrestled so I wrestled before I even done rug Blake arrested for about probably yeah I kind of remember was about a year and you know I'm pretty good actually pretty good at but you know what I play football with my mites and drive away in the tots United wrestling and stuff like that I was just something that yeah I end up just playing for the night so I sort of gave it up and I was actually pretty good at so we wanted to win the Nationals lucky Estates the wrestling is known as Big in Australia as it is over here but you know I still want to look around Championship twice and stuff like that to have a game tonight because that a PCYC Place Boys Club it's just a local Club usually don't have no games not tonight that wrestling day and I just went there one time and another tryna was just like Alicia coming into trying to go so I just thought of doing it and then I was actually pretty good again I was always the mother's room 12 person God wants us all to me and you know Tomatoes all that much older as well and I used to do well so that's why little people you have photos mad you know when I gave that up because I was doing so good and then the sign was about to be late when the play-by-play giving people photos mad giving that up as well because of something was pretty good as well so what made you decide to make a switch to MMA professionally football play of the match score for email try so you can imagine that guy running for teemagers was just so I was trying it and having couple of thoughts while I was playing rugby league pretty full-on solo happening you know I guess that's probably where I get some My Fitness today as well you know I mean up just always been a bit of a game and then I'll just it's just something I've always done but maybe from back in the days as well but I really do I look in American football mike I think rugby safer I don't think it's safe it's obviously a very rough combat sport be a lot of limits kind of a cop it's kind of like a team combat sport but you were at least not under the illusion that you're protected like American football players have been for so long with the helmets in the pads and that's what's causing a lot of the brain trauma don't run in a tepee no no no helmet as well but I get what you're saying I actually think that you know I think you're right I think it down there I think they they considered this but people are so accustomed to football helmets football pad so the idea is to just make better helmets and better pads but according to the guys who really study traumatic brain injury that's not going to help because it's the impact of the had the brains washing around inside your skull that is just so the amount of mass that you have these guys colliding into each other almost unavoidable actually when you talk in person and that is willing to love people you know obviously wake up the smaller clubs within the boxes that they have more padding but it's just so many more strikes to the head and they recognize actually and I can imagine is and then also there's nothing else you can't even louder it goes to the ground you can hang on you could try to submit someone you try to wrestle with them there's not a lot of options inboxing you know I definitely so what so you you did well in rugby and you had a couple of fights while you're playing right what was it was it just a one-on-one aspect of it like what made you decide to focus entirely on that. And I love the fact that you know you're in there by yourself you know I've always been so you can play the time of your life in USA Rugby leg and still lose where you can do everything right in a Nike thousands of meters whatever it is and if I am Papas and you knowing the gym you going to say that Comfort on and I'll go no one else to blame but myself so you know that's all boys love that and again I just always love martial arts boxing UFC even before I even started in a training MMA Outlook and listen to music and all that unites picture myself in the world to AutoZone can you can watch whatever time you want and the pipe of you was at Publix inside a butt in the pipe with you was on and I remember watching Chuck Liddell Tito Ortiz and Ken Shamrock that was the first time they first thought so the first time I ever thought about you in like UFC and that's when I just absolutely stopped loving it's always been in there and all that and I wasn't even trying to talk he doesn't mean that there's a lot of them are sure there's some pussies over there to cut their men you know what I mean like this like one of the ways people look at Australia it's like it makes sense yet great combat sport athletes who come out of Australia Gonna Fly to know what soda stop but when I was younger that that would happen and I saw the boys they known to fight and being able to flattop a thing of voice at this year so to defend myself and I want to start it but I have to finish it but it's just something that I guess I'm heading me so talented God you never got a lot of that very good athletes everyday but they're always in your rugby legs and I have fell or whatever it is now UFC and MMA is getting so big that you're wigging these athletes starting in a training tonight and you're only going to say it grow even more when we going to get a little more Champions coming out for me original they're good athletes everyday but they're always in your rugby legs and I have fell or whatever it is now UFC and MMA is getting so big that you're wigging these athletes. And in a training midnight and you're only going to say it grow even more I'm going to get a little more Champions coming out for me original.


    Joe Rogan Freaks Out About Australia's Cane Toad Problem
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    wow Edition amamos Catskill and Edition an estimate 377 million birds and 649 million reptiles every year in Australia that's f****** nuts far out you know was actually predator of the cane toads so they go to introduce for Cottman Montefiore these are they bringing me in and now that just complete past like that they like brought Australia from Hawaii with the intention of controlling the king beat on the sugarcane fields in North Queensland can beetles live in the high upper stock to the cane plant cane toad can't jump up that far but it barely had any impact these f****** idiots the middle the middle kill the cane toads are going to bring in Birds campaign that's like death of 35 million people in China or swallows a small bird so they allowed people to kill them are like bang pots and pans to get rid of them that work to get rid of them but then all of the bugs and ate all the rice fields so if a man that led to 25 or 35 my people dying so it would have been better off with the birds when it's like a whole it's a historical event that people need to keep in mind when these things happen that there's a very sensitive ecosystem I think I remember seeing videos and there was like just the floors absolutely covered of in certain spots up in Queensland like absolutely covered. Actually it was in The Simpsons maybe those toads taste good maybe they should start eating toads eggs are delicious do you recognize who died from that craigslist.com animal to bring over to kill beetles you f****** a 35 and kick his ass but go back in time are the Toads they wind up dying cane toads have venom secreting poison glands known as parathyroid glands or swellings on each shoulder with poisons released if there are threatened when they're threatened if ingested the Venom can cause rapid heartbeat excessive salivation convulsions and paralysis and can result in death for many native animals great well maybe get the cats to eat the cane toads maybe that's the move I swear I could be wrong with the most humane way to kill cane toads and put them in the freezer alive humane inhuman you fux it's all those f****** animal rights people they ruined everything what about our rights I got poison toads everywhere assholes how do you get rid of a toad Temptations and make your home a cane toad freeze on you to sign you decide hey where it came toad freezing here cover or bring pet food in at night as it attracts cane toads remove standing water great what's what about ponds what about puddle remove rubbish another degrees debris so the cane toad cannot shelter under it during the day keep your outside lights off when not needed keep toads out by creating a barrier far-out indeed hire people to kill him give him a lot make it valuable to kill him I'm telling you I think it was remember if you save a lot of thinking of you had $2 poisonous toads estimated over 200 million


    Hand Sanitizer & Face Masks, Will They Help Against the Coronavirus? w:Michael Osterholm | Joe
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    well what else can people do in terms of all this hand sanitizer Jazz and masks is that all right thing for stopping a lot of infectious diseases they actually are really good they're good for your hands do you know in terms of the skin they kill the bed bugs but the whole issue of using your hands touching your face be transmitted that way so I wouldn't tell you to stop using hand sanitizers but don't think it's going to have a big impact on this f*** you see that viral video that's going around that woman who is giving the address at the best of the White House and she she date she tells people not to touch their face and then immediately licks her finger and I did sausage and you know the data we have on this is so sparse to say that that's the case I think the primary thing about hand washing is is legitimate but one of the things people want to do something they want to be able to like they're doing something and so we tell him wash your hands often in 2% this to prevent this disease and I feel like we're not being really honest with the people can you stop this disease which there's two kinds terms of the air coming in on the side they're not they're not effective at all so people wearing they look like they're doing something or not now if you are sick they may help a little bit from you transmitting because if you cough then you cough right into that cloth and the other one that was called an n95 respirator but drawing I'm just saying that that's how I look at it all the time and helped her all the time and they use me about 90% of my using industry so when they're grinding things are asbestos osetra another don't breathe in all these parts so if we have one of those battle to some Costco don't have the money to do that those Preppers right now are so excited yeah all the properties across the guy knew it I knew the day would come yet will they are they are and this is really important because how healthcare workers go is how the country I think we'll see we're going the other been over 4,000 healthcare workers in China who are infected mini of on their job and a number of died and if in this country we have a real challenge delivering healthcare because we roll and then we have healthcare workers picking up the infection like we talked about the group in Milan and we don't have the protection for them I really believe that's when the public will say wait a minute what's going on here and and that's where I think the challenge we have lived affect your healthcare workers they are the front line of people and end the biggest probably have a lot of these those people get infected the doctor and nurse working intensive care it's not like you just took out another Soldier you took out a special forces person you just can't bring somebody in from Family Practice forever and put them in there and so we've got to protect these workers and why I'm really concerned that that's one of the areas we not done nobody stockpiles we have no capacity to make lots of small the sudden you know prior to this event the hospital purchasing agent would go online workers and I'm really concerned that that's one of the areas we not done nobody stockpiles we have no capacity to make lots of money all the sudden you know prior to this event the hospital purchasing agent would go online click a button send me five thousand of these will be there the next morning


    How Serious is the Coronavirus? Infectious Disease Expert Michael Osterholm Explains | Joe Rogan
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    you said when you sat down was absolutely perfect that the timing could not have been better tell everybody thank you I understand where they come from so we can make sure they don't happen in the first place but most of all trying to respond to situations just like this just like this and just out off the bat overblown or how do you stand on this first of all you have to understand the timing of it in the sense that is just beginning and so in terms of what hurt pain suffering death has happened so far is really just beginning this is going to unfold for months to come yet unless I think what people don't quite understand what we saw in China I'm convinced as are many of my colleagues as soon as they release all of these social distances is mandated stay and Holmes have Straumann weeks and weeks kind of thing when they go back to work there on Planes Trains and Subways buses crowded spaces manufacturing plants even try to come back again and so this really is acting like an influenza virus something that transmits very very easily through the are we now have data to show that you're infectious before you even get sick and in some cases and remind people that's just the beginning probably the best guess what we have right now on what limited data we have to say this going to be at least 10 to 15 times worse than the worst 10 to 15 X fatalities over 480,000 can occur over the next three to seven months with this situation so this is not one that to take lightly and I think that's what I can understand if you say 10-4 2450 desk just remember two weeks ago we are talking about almost no cases United States and now that we're testing for it and watching this bread he's like the second spread very quickly and it also can affect people I think maybe to put this into modern turn to this is something we think of often and we think of you know pre-antibiotic days you know the old time medicine we have an employee at our Center for infectious research and policy at the University Minnesota and she has a dear friend who lives in Milan Italy and she works at a hospital and she texted this to this employee of ours last night and this was an email that came out yesterday from one of their in Blount the largest hospital. He said I just got a very disturbing message from a cardiologist at one of them Milan's largest hospitals they're deciding who they have to let die they aren't screening the staff anymore because they need all hands on deck and have a very small areas of the hospital dedicated to non-coated Patient or they still screen doctors everybody else is dedicated to covid-19 so even if they're positive me if they're sick they don't invite they don't have a severe cough or fever and they have to work he says that they're seeing an alarming number of cases in the fortysomething range rage and is Holy hook horrible cases so we need to stop thinking that this is annoying Old person's disease but this is what I'm going to unfold not just a move on some folding Moline is unfolding here and Seattle and this is what's going to continue to Rolling Lee unfold throughout the world rumor come from that it's an old person's disease people that have died from it so far been older yes in fact that's the primary risk factor for Dyna Speedo old and then having certain underlying health problems for example in China those men over the age of 70 who also smoked ate 10% of them died 65% of older Chinese men smoke the case fatality rate the challenge we have is it that's the Chinese data but there are series of risk factors that we worry about that if they overlay on this disease are going to cause bad outcomes and we happen to be right at Ground Zero for one of the major ones here in this country has obesity we know that obesity is just like smoking in terms of its ability to really cause severe life-threatening disease and 45% of our population today over the age of 45 in this country are obese or severely obese we have is we're going to see more of these but I would guess I would call very serious and life-threatening cases occur in our country because of a different set of risk factors and we saw in China you mentioned that there's some sort of an incubation period before people become sick they're still contagious what is incubation. And how do we know about it when we call something an incubation. Talk about from the time you and I got exposed I was in a room somebody else who was infected with the virus was expelling out I breathed it in how long from that time. Tell the time. That you get sick and what is that is that we called incubation. So that's when case numbers can double or triple and every so many days in this case is about four days so and we actually have data there from people who are exposed one time for one time only and we know when they were exposed were there were exposed how soon do they get sick afterwards so the chauffeur in the car with an individual is sick showing symptoms than the show forgets it 4 days later they were there one time and one time only the chauffeur does not show any symptoms he's still contagious because he's okay this is what's unfolding here and in this is what I think is such an important and I said why the timing is so important cuz you know Joey really got to get information off the public there's so much mess around for information right now and you know we're going to be this for a while this is not going to happen overnight I worry I keep telling people were handling this like it's a Corona blizzard you know two or three days and 6 months or more that are going to be like this and you know so far this thing turn on folding exactly as we predicted it we on our Center put out a piece on January 20th and said this is going to spread worldwide have time people said I was just trying to be put out a piece the first week of February said this is going to pop probably the last week of February first week of March is what happens if it has what's called are not or a doubling time of these every four days do to increase is doubling every 4 days so if you go from 2 to 4 to 8 to 16 it takes a while to build up that's what we're seeing happening places like Italy we're beginning to see it in some ways up in Seattle with what happened in China and you know when people are confronted with that suddenly this low-risk phenomena there were talks about isn't solo anymore and that's we need to prepare people for now what can be done like what what can the average person do I see people walking around with masks on wearing gloves is that nonsense largely first of all ocean is just a restaurant just breathing in studies in Germany which just have been published literally in the last 24 hours they actually followed a group of people who have been exposed to so many automobile manufacturing plant and then they had nine people that with this exposure he said if you have any symptoms virus they did blood they did stool they did he earn any found it at that very moment when they first got sick they had in Crowley high levels of virus sometimes ten thousand times that we saw was SARS in their throat mean they were infectious at that point already they hadn't even had symptoms yet over and and that's where we're concerned because then vaccine we don't have a vaccine here so what's happening is people in public spaces are getting infected and the way you need to address that is unfortunately if you're older over 55 you have some underlying health problems which unfortunately allowed Americans do we have obesity then right now you don't want to be in large public spaces what we eat we can close schools one of the big challenges we have right now if we closed schools what we accomplished and influenza virus when we closed schools that kids are in school really good news features of this disease China only 2.1% of the cases were angry 19 years of age and you know we don't completely know because I still get infected with the virus but they don't get sick I get sick and the kids do symptoms are going to test against are all positive so some diseases will manifest my primary when your adult but not as a child this one appears to be the same so do we close schools or not if we're not really spreading the disease because it turns out that if we closed schools with a recent study done showed that 38% of nurses today in this country who are working in the medical area have kids to school and suddenly 1/4 of the population has no sick leave if we closed schools they don't get paid if they have to stay home so when you ask what can we do we have to really be thoughtful about what we do are we doing more harm than good by closing schools for example if nobody else I hope we got to do everything we can or do we just tell people you know it's going to be a limiting your contact as much as you can and that's really about what we can do and limiting the contact is that really going to help do not transmit as much if I'm if I'm sitting in a room with a hundred people and what kind of sharing are the Transmissions remarkable right here the off the coast of California you get your cruise ship cruise ships for recirculating air inside the inner cabins we've had a number of outbreaks that's why I'm having these outbreaks quarantines of some kind of a want and follow up on him but you're guaranteed they're all going to keep getting infected day after day it seems like we're not really prepared for something with this although the CDC has been telling us for a long time that we should be you know we are not prepared at all things to come you know what a flu pandemic would look like if it emerged in China and if you read it it's exactly what's happened to supply chains went down trying to lock down the country it spread to other countries people have pointed fingers and you know it's it's the kind of thing where we hear in here but we don't get prepared you know five years ago I gave a talk at the Mayo Clinic a picture of a building Puerto Rico nondescript building and I said this is our next big disaster turns out that 85% of all the world's production of IV bags with sailing we need desperately we're made in these plants in Puerto Rico and all we needed was one one Category 5 hurricane Maria this is a wake-up call the business Community I hopefully will wake up you know what are the other things were doing right now this is really one of the things that has been most concerned about this whole situation is our group has been studying for the last year-and-a-half with support from the Walton Family Foundation looking at it turns out that we identified that people need right now are they died on the crash cart all of them basically are made offshore the United States and large part mermaid in China and India and at this point we have shortages anyway everyday but just before this prices happened now they Supply chains have gone down our group is actively helping United States government try to figure out anybody else they are beholding in China for these drugs 690000 Americans have end-stage renal disease right now most of their private. You're coming from China and now with the shutdown that was happening with us and this is what I talked about in the book why I'm so concerned because we are at risk situation it's about what the entire system is rigged up to be and what does virus does once it gets into it does once it gets into it Jesus you make me nervous before we get done here to talk about what we can do to get people not nervous because this it's too late


    The Differences Between the Coronavirus and the Spanish Flu w:Michael Osterholm | Joe Rogan
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    the average person that is sitting around reading these articles that say don't worry or readings aren't these articles that say this is the end of humanity what would what could these people do like what what could they do and what do they do if they get infected or first of all and and let me just give you an example because we've heard a lot about Wells going to go away with the coronavirus with the seasons okay when it warms up it'll go away well you know the other coronavirus have that we've had to worry about was SARS which appeared in 2003 in China and when that came out illness in the name really Crash and Burn and many of them died but what we did was basically by knowing that identify these cases in their contacts quickly and so they had symptoms brought them in put them in these isolation rooms they wouldn't infect anybody else and it took until June to bring out of your control that had nothing to do with the seasons which is another Coronavirus by the way sorry it was palm civets and we the type of animal food the roads that we got out of the markets are in the Arabian Peninsula we're not going to use that 1.7 camels and there it's a hundred and ten degrees out in this virus is transmitted find thank you I mean it goes from animals to people that goes in the hospital's there's no evidence that seasonal there because there's a model for it and what will it be because how does a how does something like stars run through a population then stop being around anymore we had good Public Health had we had the same kind of transmission where you're highly infectious illness and you knew that you are in trouble and then you could isolate you and we didn't understand virus transmitted so that's why I stopped because we don't get rid of the camel switch keeps hitting humans day after day but then when I go to the hospital we no longer allow those individuals to transmit to others in the hospital cuz we do what we called good infection control soon as they get there during special rooms with special mass and all this kind of thing buddy saying about seasonal flu year you know we're going to stop this one if you don't have vaccine that works you don't it's just breathing that's all it is so what's the best-case scenario here come with us and so we don't quite know what it's going to do yet I think you know we've been right on the mark predicting where it's going to be today I think from here on out I can tell you it's going to stay around for months is not going to go away tomorrow we got to stop thinking about if we just get through tomorrow that's it so we're going to prepare to do that rods in the reaction I should say and then it stopped by itself but also because if your if two of the three of us in this room room you in right now to protection because natural protection that I couldn't transmit to anybody so that's what's going to happen if you had enough people get infected all family then slow down stop transmission that way but that's a heck of a price to pay to get there flu or something that's really ruthlessly deadly 1% of people who died and grandkids mostly older or younger people that's one out of a thousand with this one right now in China were seeing between 2 and 3% of the people die in summer this is okay but on the other hand we have a lot of different people in countries like ours that have even more risk factors for having that outcomes in China and so Spanish Flu 1918 that was about a 3 to 3.2% case fatality right now it did preferentially impact 18 to 25 year old brainstorm which is an antibody response in your body that's out of control and it basically you destroy yourself and it sets this thing up to trigger off so the healthier people have the more adverse reaction to exactly the part of that immune system that woman says this is not all me get rid of this like a rejection of a graft and the other part saying it's the most precious cargo / carry you know I got to make sure I don't lose it and when that virus got in between those two it started again that same kind of cytokine storm now the thing that concerns us about this fortress on in in 1989 really bad flu year at .1% and it could be as high up here you know getting closer 2-19-18 like and that's the numbers I just gave you a few minutes ago from the American Hospital Association of funeral 480,000 us here in this country over the next 6 to 12 months


    Is the Coronavirus a Bioweapon? w/Michael Osterholm | Joe Rogan
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    Miss number to well I'm say Miss I should say rumor was that this was something from some sort of a biological weapons thing that was leaked by cuz Wuhan is some area what part of China that they actually do work on biological weapons and Warfare it turned out I was involved with helping to an interview and get information from some of the washing bio-weapon yours after the wall fell and Russia collapse be at all these experts coming out who's been spending our whole lives making bioweapons and it became very clear to me this is really a serious Challenge and is part of my work and I actually threw a series of serendipitous events play on this topic I got really into it I wrote a book that was published 911 of 2,000 called living Terrors what our country needs a total of 5 between vouchers catastrophe and I think I bought eight of the 12 copies were sold of that year afterwards and then when 9/11 happened to Carson became really prominent no evidence whatsoever that this is a bioweapon or those accident released from the Wuhan lab today with the genetics we have on these viruses how we can do testing we can almost date them almost like carbon testing you know so radiocarbon you want to know how old of a block is or something like that this thing clearly jumped from an animal species probably the third week in November like those in these animals and it got into a human so you know we've truly a lot of challenges with that but I don't believe that there's any evidence linking those to Juan an intentional release or an accident and we talked to them about that it's not man-made diseases that's exactly we don't have the creative imagination of this one mother nature doesn't so much better than we could ever do it personal take out loud people okay this what Mother Nature doesn't so much better than we could ever do it and you know whether was Ebola antibiotic resistance any of these things


    Suzanne Santo to Sturgill Simpson: Ladies Love Rock n’ Roll!
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    you've done a great job doing it your way I really and I knew that and I also like you know Joe you've got a big hand in my career and in what's going on with honey honey and how you've supported us and like there's something very special about not just doing your weight not tailoring it to anyone else's agenda like pretty f****** cool what you're doing my friend the crazy thing is you know there was no preconception there was no idea this was going to happen just keep doing it and do what you like and then eventually it happens but like when you and I would see Sturgill how fun was that so good how fun was that I enjoyed that so much because like we went to see another one of our friends and there's like real cool intimate setting there was some communication back and we so we both worked with Dave Cobb on honey-honey last record was produced by Dave Cobb and he does all of Surgeons records for the most of us and Korea guitars fast run let's set tone it down for the ladies he played like a like a love song and I was like


    Should You Take Probiotics After a Course of Antibiotics?
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    earlier about probiotics is there a benefit of probiotics once you've taken antibiotics to refurbish your gut Flora you know that's where the study is really at this point have demonstrated that it's very temporary in other words if you're taking probiotics you can get a boost initially but it doesn't sustain itself over time in the natural Flora comes back but what I'm saying is is it beneficial to people if they do take a probiotic after antibiotics does antibiotics do have a devastating effect on your floor is it beneficial for people once they have taken an antibiotic to take probiotics with rotary flourish at least temporary support that they don't stay around what if you just keep taking it they just don't stay around your normal gut Flora will come back and take over so the probiotics and of themselves are not giving you that long-term boost so you don't think there's any benefit to having even even short-term boost now there's one exception to that where I would say this is a very different thing than probiotics but we actually have a disease called Clostridium difficile which is bad bacteria that happens when you take too many antibiotics and it's colonizers your gut cuz you don't have competing organisms there and then you can die from this there are treatments for that called actually fecal transplants drinking poop purified purified bugs from the poopy right but you take that and that's what that's that kinda is what you're talkin about that does have real benefit and there is clear evidence that if you take those those people transplants as opposed to just probiotics with such that that can have a major positive impact on your recovery from things like classroom difficile infection and so more more institutions now actually are doing which you never thought that that would be but are those who've had problem there their life saving there maybe we should change the name that would get you don't forget it if you that's what's going to be nerve-wracking to people I've never really done much better much better


    Joe Rogan Speaks Out Against Anti-Vaxxers
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    I seek the advice of experts whenever possible and what what I was seeing was that there was a lot of weird misinformation and I could conflicting information lot of people saying don't worry in a lot of people that were terrified I'm like okay I got to talk to an expert and lucky you were willing to sit down with us and help us out hope you tell him the stuff they're going to panic can I say what what's Panic if you see anybody ride in the streets yet have you seen cars turned over smash you seen people hurting themselves over this issue if they're concerned they want legitimate information and so what you need to do is just tell him the truth and we have many experiences like that a few years ago thousand people were in so we had a big town meeting several thousand people showed up and I addressed them and gave me everything I knew about meningitis were going to do about it a cetera and then towards the end of the flock I said I just need to let you know about one out of every seven cases of this dies and then they got on with dealing with it we vaccinated the whole town 20,000 people affection one weekend for this bacterial meningitis but it was because they had faith enough cuz we told him the truth and we said what we know and we didn't know so that's what we need to do here then you just have straight talk don't tell him it's low-risk hurricane that's when you do today is just say this is going to be challenging and we're going to get through it. We are going to get through it I hope this wakes people up to the value of vaccines to there's so many wackos out there that think that vaccines are you know us scam or they're dangerous or if it's there so many people out there that won't vaccinate their children I couldn't agree with you more I think that's really important point that the you know we got to get this idea these vaccines can be life-saving if we had one right now think how different the situation being wearing right now it would be radically different. You see that the measles making a comeback and vaccines we are just finally bring into a closed this outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo far Northeast part of the Congo 20-something 2800 people have died from this okay been going on for almost 2 years totally preventable mean I think that's why I have to say thank you for what you do say about vaccines cuz people listen to you and we need every positive ways cuz we have so many crazy voices out there right now that are seated arm medical innovation in in human culture and that's vaccines it's amazing what is done have there been adverse effect effects on people course everything everything that people do there's some people are going to react in a bad way it doesn't mean it's not a positive thing and there's a reason why the cases of polio or so tiny is a reason why smallpox went away it's because of vaccines text Nate until we get enough people not vaccinated and then look what happened there's a famous photo of two twins from the early Twentieth Century one of them has smallpox and one of them was vaccinated have you seen that I have I have skin all over his bodies faces hands and then his brother right next to him with nothing and you know what's really important to note here is that in that body all those things are very painful but what's going on inside the body is equally bad and so don't get diseases of terrifying they're really terrifying and went something like this can be prevented and the reason why people don't do it is because they're avoid vaccines and they get that information from some wacko website or some person who really has no business talking about it you know whether it's the people out there that the think that causes diseases or that the government plot or that it's a medical scam because just trying to raise raise money it's just all of it all of it very very disturbing but it's part of people you know that human beings for whatever reason there's a percentage of us that lean towards conspi toriel thinking and did the lean towards thinking that there's some sort of a plot against them or the government's against them it's just got to listen to Medical experts the chapter on coronavirus is the title is SARS and MERS a harbinger of things to come I mean we don't we should be funding these things almost like we pay for our fire department if we had to go out and buy a fire truck


    Can We Eliminate the Ticks That Carry Lyme Disease?
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    ask about Lyme disease Lyme disease is a scary one right then. I mean so many of my friends in East Coast have it it's really terrifying that that did that part of the country in particular seems to be like really badly infected with these these texts that would carry this disease what can people do to prevent that and what what can weed has no vaccine for Lyme disease and I know there wasn't one point but people were having an issue with a good friend of mine actually got Lyme disease from the vaccine before they discontinued it what can someone do to sort of protect themselves United States named after Lyme Connecticut it's a disease that actually probably originated in the Upper Midwest and I tell you that because it turns out that there is a focus in northern Wisconsin and and East Central Minnesota where there's Lyme disease is a disease called anaplasmosis a human deer kind of component and back in the CCC of the 1930s the whitetail deer population had been virtually totally depopulated from the Northeast and so they actually trapped here in northern Wisconsin and took them out and deposit them in the New York and Connecticut and so forth and most of those deer are actually deer that you know today Hillsdale College in my knowledge of Davis we're up in northern Wisconsin that has Jerry come into the check station and they would actually measure the number of ticks are attached to the nape of the neck and they had a lot of things wrong and they asked Hunters who are driving back to Madison and Milwaukee if they would be willing to check in at the station down there for just a second and then they're going to count the kicks again and it turned out that as the vehicle come rolling down from Highway 51 from northern Wisconsin get on the interstate 90-94 and go to Milwaukee or Madison but it's just kept falling off that this Lyme disease issue is a key 1 Lyme disease is really important disease it's real no question about the challenge we have is that there's a lot of people that assume that they have chronic lyme infection and you're the data on that is just really really not there to support that these people are chronically infected but they do have an immune response it again for the bacterial infection it's a fact that this bought at your bone body's immune systems we've talked about several times today I starts attacking you so I think it's a summer picture with chronic fatigue syndrome same kind of thing these people really are sick they really do have problems but it's not something you can treat someone people I have a challenge because when people take IV antibiotics that extended periods of time for Lyme disease had what we call a double-blind control placebo-controlled trial where half got the drug half got a IV but no drug and it turned out all four of these studies in Lyme disease the people who got the gist of placebo did just the same as the people got the truck and I worry that were using antibiotics a lot there in this is where I just mentioned earlier about claustrum difficile died from the IV treatment for what was chronic lyme disease helpful and so we need a lot more research in this area to figure out what are these people getting what is it that we can shut off so that they don't have this chronic lyme disease picture knowing that it's not actually just you have to treat him or treatment so I can help him with the antibiotics anymore and so I think that that's an area that we just need a lot more working and numbers are growing as you know game systems really cranked up immune system is playing something bacteria but if we treat you is that like it's like every other picture you can really get rid of it but I used to have this chronic illness that's occurring and what I think is hard is that we see people who have those who are desperate to have somebody understand what they have and they end up going to people who take advantage of a clinician to charge them an arm and a leg for things that are not going to help them and drugs can we used to it reverses immune system disorder I am a friend of mine who's a UFC fighter Jim Miller and he's he's got Lyme disease and it's pretty bad he takes a stack of pills I don't know what he takes every day what do you think someone is taking and what what benefit would they get from that I couldn't help but I'm not without knowing what it's there but again it's not that the bacteria still growing like it might be for a lot of people in autoimmune it's autoimmune that which is real you know that this is another thing you'll find interesting Minnesota prior to the arrival the first Whiteman the Native Americans burnt March 1st 8 all the time the Prairies for much of the territory even in northern Wisconsin Northern Minnesota we had the classic you know Pine Forest firewood White's room and so much of the forest that the you have a very different kind of mammals population d r a cetera et cetera and with the suppression of fire what's happened is we now have instead of having these old growth for us we have all those younger you know Nann Pine or any kind of like the old trees of the Upper Midwest Elms in the maples and everything else comes in in the Buckthorn all that kind of stuff and takes over so so what's happening is in in our state of Minnesota is we have a really good example of this is we're losing her moose and the big primary reason is brain worm the North in Minnesota and where that intersection is we're starting to see moose develop his brain worm infection cuz it's from the deer so the tick population has changed to due to the fire lack of fire in many places in the Northeast never used to be like it was with her all the time that would clear out natural everything so so one of the challenges we have with Texas is there here we're not going to change how we live suburbs and trees and all of that controlled Burns eliminate a lot of them ironically the Moocher population is expanded dramatically Isle Royal why because there's no deer out there and so they're not getting brain worm out there so people have said you know the we're going to lose our mood as well as well as the deer so so fire actually has helped the most in areas in northern Minnesota where there's been a lot of fire the Moose populations growing because the deer or not there because exactly those mammals or rodents and so forth are very different and burnt-out areas and they are in will they do controlled Burns in some states I got a lot of friends hunting in Washington state a couple years ago and he said it was really weird because there's these massive fires in the distance that were actually being controlled they do it on purpose which is a lot better than having the out-of-control fires where you have so much fuel problem with the east coast is you're dealing with a lot of these sort of almost residential area that it had all these ticks for Lyme disease for us we need is there any kind of an animal not enough now they're they're doing very well thank you text do very well as you know so heavy in in certain times of the year at the really literally takes a lot of blood happens day after day so that is a hit on it's a real hit on them to pull up the picture that took a freak people out there to watch online just didn't need to see this it means it's not affecting me until someone in your family has it UFC fighter Marcus Davis who he put He had his wife got Lyme disease and he spent hundreds of thousands of dollars trying to trying to help burn in do something about and treatments and all these different things for it it's it's a challenge and this is another area again you know when you think of the amount of money we lose in just lost time let alone pain and suffering now this is the kind of infectious diseases really need to Renaissance I mean when we do a lot of the United States where they showed the areas that are affected by these 6 + what what percentage of ticks carry Lyme disease they've tested and some places in the Northeast Us in the 60 for sale you still there they're very real coyotes in Central Park they do absolutely in the Bronx they have them in it makes weird it's weird to see because this is something that just didn't exist before and how these coyotes have that all over the poor dears when they got rid of the wolves and they try to do the same to the coyote they just actually expanded their territory and they're sneaky very clever little animals adaption just like microbes coyotes. How when they got rid of the wolves and they try to do the same to the coyote they just actually expanded their territory and their sneaky very clever little animals adaption there's like microbes adaption


    Best of the Week - March 1, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    did I ever tell you the story about my friend Phil Hartman when he was a kid he was a roadie for Jimi Hendrix for one night he was like what it whatever you would call it a grip someone who's on the road a stage text and and and he's there putting his hands on speakers making sure they don't fall over because they were kind of seriously close to the edge and away from me I could have touched them Hendrix Phil Hartman told me with great with me and Phil Hartman got high a couple times when we did lose radio together it wasn't wasn't much he got high he got high a lot I matter fact I might not have even gotten I definitely a drunk anyway he was telling me about when he was a teenager that he worked with Jimi Hendrix he was at the whiskey when he was a teenager Jimmy died in the late 70s right I think that was 24 years later that make sense if he was like 19 is a time or some like that wow so anyway he's a kid and Hendricks is right in front of him and his job is to make sure the speaker doesn't fall into the crowd and he's looking up at the stage Santa in his prime and I went out when everything is going down you couldn't believe it was real you couldn't believe you stand right in front of you exist before Hendrix Hendrix and everything else is like what you read about Eric Clapton quotes about seeing Hendrick play for the very first time it's fascinating cuz you realize like the top of the food chain guitarist go to see Hendricks and then Phil said it was happening right in front of me fill in a wood dabbling music for funny really enjoyed like playing guitar f****** around do for him to be a kid and be standing right in front of Hendrick performing was like wow that's a new one right dog whistles only been around for like 2 years has people calling something a transphobia homophobic our sex is dog-whistle like holy s*** like you can't say anything anymore I was on the internet very early 1987 before the world wide web and you may remember we had something called you snap group yes and you snap groups and the way used to work because we didn't really have a widely spread internet back then accepted universities now is on MTV and when I saw the unit like holyfuck I'm emailing with kids my audience who are not counted in the ratings by the way College audience don't count in the Nielsen ratings released didn't at the time and they want something very different from what MTV playing so I was like wow this is interesting cuz I got into these Usenet groups in the way that worked if you post something and then overnight it will be copied all around the internet and how to connect with special server when you pulled into groups that you had subscribed to and so really it was kind of a it wasn't immediate conversation we post something and then people would reply back and I just kind of jumped into feet and immediately f*** you commercial what's the quote like that you supposed to go to the bottom and the top and I'm like well what's going on and what that was is the minute you have the opportunity for people to say stuff anonymously they turn into giant dick bags almost everybody this is just an easier way to do it now we made it so easy and with all the little the and I think I'm big Louis have swollen because of this and then you get this you respond differently to what you think is an attack in the attack Reddit and you know this shouldn't have registered in your brain is it something really dangerous to go back on them but they're not and that's the that's the best thing than the blue checkmark became a little more interesting which I don't have and I tried to get one for a long time and they somewhere over there hates me and now really I've never gotten a blue checkmark I don't want one now now to me it's the mark of the beast you got a blue checkmark you know I'd be looking over my shoulder man is like so now that's become kind of those those the people that now risk being deplatformed because you have status until it's going to bang against these people like the f*** this guy so it's some human nature that is just exist within us know if you really easier for me to go online and under whatever Twitter handle had Joe rubbing you dick wouldn't say that to your face looks to be the fuc up some know both my parents converted from Judaism to Catholicism where they met each other that's what I'm getting to is during the during the second world war they were both in New York first generation American Jews they converted for different reasons from each other and then they met my father's family was Orthodox and his father and him shepsle deubner would come here when he was in his maybe late 20s from Poland he still lived as everyday in Brooklyn as if you were still in Poland you didn't change at all when my father converted and his father found out my father was in the war he was overseas he was home on leave and his father was cleaning up in from my father's pants that he left over chair rosary beads slipped out and fell on the floor that's how his Jewish father ships will do when you're found out that his son had become a Catholic so what he did is he proceeded to sit Shiva for him the Jewish mourning ritual or for 7 days you mourn the dead he he declare that he would never again speak to his son and he forbade everyone in his family speaking to his son so I owe the time I was born I was the youngest of eight kids in this family because they become very Catholic I didn't know this whole family of my father's was unknown to me entirely so they did exactly what you're saying now did the same thing but it was less dramatic cuz her family was less religious so they still did take it all that she'd converted but you got any children yeah I got a couple again though it's alongside my first of the first book ever with long before Freakonomics with called turbulent Souls although it got been republished under different title called Choosing My Religion and it tells us the story of my my two parents around me are children so no chance but but on the other hand maybe this is what Freakonomics is what I try to learn through doing Freakonomics is you know to measure the what and try to figure out the why but then not be the judge who says that was terrible this is wonderful because you know different people I have to look if she absolutely were here we can ask him what's your side of the story he could tell us a story that might convince us that you know what this son of his did a terrible thing to the family did a terrible thing you know he would say how could it be that we Jews existed for generations and generations and generations when everyone lived there was always someone trying to you know get rid of us and then we finally come to America you know the land of Freedom religious freedom economically and Hereafter generations and generations of forefathers fought to stay Jewish hear my son decided to become Catholic what are you thinking so you know everybody's everybody's got a perspective everybody's got an emotional experience so I try to respect that but no I would not do that to my children that their pool with a pulling it back with fishing wire to keep it up on his head that just seems he seems oddly stiff you know I'm saying yeah like it seems like everything is pulled Victor certain amount of laxity in a man's face when he reaches a certain age particular around the forehead area I'm just not seeing it I'm not seeing any movement either which makes me wonder about that like I want to see expressions in your forehead My worry is his lack he has a very big that he lacks the ability to have like a cohesive story but he's not good at being bunch of little black kids be like in the black kids will come up and they see my hair go up and Bubbles come up his brain is it he's losing a lot of I tweeted something this morning cuz there was someone put a video of models on the runway on a catwalk and they're all tripping and falling at the same spot these dumb she was there and I was like this is Biden's brain cells it's like they think you're on the right path of the they get there are now and then and then he called his wife isn't everything you know that you know I forget what it was ever forget with The Gap was but it was one of those we listen to me like what your what do you say it like it's it's like he has no brakes I want to have a different take on it cuz I listen to I said all I know what he's doing when do you think it is from the bottom on the second he doesn't want to hear it what's the old man who can't talk like this is not a joke like that right now you know nothing play that again 2 into a mental hospital they should be like Hey Joe you are right he had three Strokes while he was saying that the first one what does that word dude self-evident is that we hold these truths to be self-evident yeah dude either drunk or you can't talk me it will just choose your bezel evident he shouldn't be doing this and then and then he says when he goes he could have just said all men and women are created equal and gotten out of there been like f*** it and said he goes being like f*** it looks instead he goes I think he didn't want to see the Creator because there's a lot of the religious thing what are you trying to say you believe in evolution or not are you a science denier Joe Biden the science denier


    Joe Rogan Details His Martial Arts Background
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    are you saying from your perspective saying like he he was a martial artist right so then isn't that still true without the movie should he was a phenomenal martial artist was definitely phenomena martial arts you can compete really compete well yeah I guess that's part of it but I mean like can you not compete and still be the top of a thing I mean is that possible I don't know man you know that's the one thing that if I was going to make an argument against me as a commentator for the MMA for MMA identify like it's kind of hilarious commentator for MMA you know I'm a fan of it I know mostly what I'm talking about I have it it's really interesting Cruise or work with Daniel Cormier can you call me in particular so I can of the best wrestlers to ever compete in MMA an active wrestling coach coaching two and Lara MMA coaching two but both guys are so good at breaking down the Tactical it makes you realize how little you really know about certain Specialties you know what is a good at what you did at the differences are they good at also articulating emotion and Publix the public of viewpoint that the difference I can give expert analysis of ground fighting ground fighting I can do the expert but just you know not to blow my horn but I know what's going on like the way a lot of people know what's going on with boxing I can tell you what's going on with chokes and when friends in trouble when someone's not and I could see it because I've been strangled a million times so I can't see that most MMA fighters at a certain point in time they know most basic s*** in terms of positions and when things are dangerous is. Gets exotic like weird rubber guard transitions or strange chokes like people invent new chokes all-time Zoe's like something new that you haven't seen before I caught a f*** that he do that and I have to go come watch it again but your people think how many people think that you did fight and I don't know how many a lot probably. I don't know I had two in one and kickboxing I lost my last kickboxing fight but as far as taekwondo I have no idea I won the Massachusetts state championship 4 years in a row and I want and I think it's called the American open which is a big turn when I came in second place in the u.s. cup that was a big thing in that was in Connecticut and I fought the national champion in the finals and I thought I'd beat him that was when I was like 1920 that was when I was at my best when I was around 21 before I try down for the Nationals and try was going to try to make the Olympic team that's what I was starting to box and kick box and I was losing faith in Taekwondo I was realizing that there was I had a distorted perception of what I could do so just wait for you and you were way more engage with boxing than you ever were with like it up yeah that's what it was I would go to these kickboxing gyms and when I would just bought when I kickbox guys I could kick them so hard they couldn't get close enough to box me a lot of time so I'd kick him in the arms I kick them and they be like what the f*** and then I could even though my hands weren't as good as those my legs were so much better cuz why these guys couldn't take it all so long as we're starting at a distance I could my legs into them and they just be terrified like so many guys just be worth who's trying not to get hurt and you can't kick this is a terrible feeling someone to see if someone in a fist fight I'm done I'm getting this pain in your arm like motherfuker it sucks dude but when I was boxing with you I was getting lit up and particular there's just one dude there's a box with his name was dangerous Dana rosenblatt and wound up to become the Massachusetts or the New England middleweight champion really good guy and I was sparring with him a lot in the beginning he was beating my ass and I was like damn this kid wants to fight way more than I do cuz I was already doing, the time and I'm starting to realize like I got to pick one of the other and then as I was getting into boxing this when I got into, right after my twenty-first birthday and so when I was getting into a trike really into kickboxing was like 20 into 21 and the same time I was thinking about doing stand-up and the same time as realizing Taekwondo is bulshit not not really bulshit but not for you and it's incomplete right to protect yourself you don't know where the punches are coming from me and you get used to it only way to get used to his to learn how to actually box and I didn't know how to actually box until I was like 1920 when I started going to these other gems and then when I when I realized I had these giant holes trying out for Taekwondo like doing Taekwondo tournaments and I still competed in Taekwondo but last I wasn't excited about it anymore cuz I realize like this is if I want to be a complete martial artist like I want to follow like Bruce Lee's teaching I found a hole in my game search it up there's a whole part that I thought I knew how to do and I didn't I got a punch things like I can post things hard but you think that's boxing until someone pops with a double jab left hook up to like boring to you too cuz I still wasn't the best in the country and I'd lost in the finals to the guy who is this Kareem Jabbar think his name was sounds good he was good I lost a lot of fights but there was ones that I won that I didn't get the decision of what a point system forget the side I never understood but I love boxing watching my whole life and things don't get I still don't get boxing scoring when you're like one where do they come up with these numbers just people that aren't good at it you know if you had like a boxing judge just like that's what I used to love about a county judges Letterman to tell you what the score was who tell you what the score was like so he would say this is how I have it play I wasn't bored with it in that I achieved the highest of heights it was that I realized it had holes in it like big holes huh big hole dig holes in a street fight with one of those boxers and I was in a bar where I couldn't throw a kick out of being deep s*** yeah deep s*** and side learn how to box but that was right still like Mike Spirit like I'm no expert that's my point like I'm not a guy who should be explaining like everything is going on but it's entertaining all these NFL guys are mad cuz Tony Romo got a 17 million dollar contract and they're way better than him on the field than he ever was on the eleven guys are getting paid way lesson this dude was the f*** is this dude getting paid as talking that's what makes Guys Like Me on Sanders he he does have and this is something that you would share his Acumen for the game is so strong but his also like his onions are so real that he's not trying to save a job a lot of times these announcers they strategist save a job you don't like doing the right thing me and say he doesn't give a f*** he'll call out an offense or defense and say well this is why they f***** up that last play and I think America goes oh s*** that's great that's cool to know versus someone just going here's a play-in there's a plan that would happen next better than anybody has he played The Game Genie just came off the field, and he's great DC DC, and yet Donna Cruz Paul Felder who's great attitude and all these guys that have fought before especially at the the really highest level maybe even fought some of the guys are doing commentary for they give real inside as two things that God does what they train for Tennessee's now he's great DC DC, thing yet. Chris Paul Felder who's great attitude and all these guys that have fought before especially at the the really high as level maybe even fought some of the guys are doing commentary for they give real inside as two things that God does what they train for tendencies


    Andrew Santino: Bert Kreischer Looks Like Florida If it Was a Person
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    we think living Boulder Colorado Boulder pretty big TK play when I was at Arizona State people that b**** constantly by Usher and House parties like what are you f****** think this goes around since 1896 they used to be in those parties these. So it's either f****** come over and get high with us or move because basically made it almost impossible for young and new businesses to own that would be supportive of like bars or restaurant culture they keep shutting it down cuz he's old rich people in Westwood don't want that there they wanted to be a neighborhood despite UCLA tooth and nail to make sure that it's like no make the kids go f****** live in Culver City or something University how about that Zac Efron movie you live right next door to these Fox f*** that Zac Efron Seth Rogen movie Neighbors to go to the guy's house they go to the Frat the f*** s*** up also the dudes are the ones of the problems in terms of like violence explosions and in chaos drunk men way scarier than drunk women just cry we're supposed to do dumb s*** with 4-star getting drunk and you're also supposed to realize how dumb it is that you live in the house with these f****** Savage man that he like I got to grow up and then by the time those three years or 4 years are done and you're out you like enough I'm going to be a different person a little longer to be a venture capitalist I'm going to be an angel investor and put two of those guys have two of those guys still want to keep that part of moving school for a hundred years how long do you stay in college for 7 years never graduated I don't know if you did or not is his parents income from money right top partier get a degree in hospitality too bad so funny how much does it cost to get a degree in Hospitality will never use what you got to say how many how much a year is FSU he's got an amazing career in stand-up comedy and I'm sure his experiences in the University probably did something to enhance his perspective that would help them on stage and stand while they made a movie out of it I mean yeah Bert Kreischer Van Wilder movie I was hitting some Bert Kreischer has an English major for 6 years baseball hat not even a baseball hat you know like one of them weird fedoras but no shirt or no shirt existed and then he bought into it or he started it so it says Bert Kreischer freewaters water that they're very solid flip flop toe thumbs up


    Does Running Really Ruin Your Knees?
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    I wonder if if you want alot the inside of your knees gets accustomed to it like I get to calus in there will know like it strengthens is that possible cartilage look it up baby cartilage is gone out of those ultramarathons how they do it year after year after year cuz it would have canceled their whole life you do for a chunk of time to your niece your schedule if you if you just a b**** you keep going if pushed through Wendy's window fixing himself legs just break and no usually likes Calas over once I can there's a campaign for a great cyclist called shut up legs if you look up shut up legs it's like a whole thing about his people worry about running ruins knees but a new study finds activity main fact benefits of joint changing the biomechanical environment inside the knee in ways they could help keep that could keep it works moot working smoothly made arthritis come on Ronnie may be good for your niece that's the New York Times you dummy You Don't Know Jack schitt epidemiological studies of long-term Runner show that they made that they generally are less likely to develop osteoarthritis in the knees and people the same age who do not run sometimes scientists speculate that running running may protect knees because his often associated with relatively low body mass caring less weight is known to reduce the risk of knee arthritis there's no evidence and proof they're just saying this is a possibility the widespread argument generally Falls the lines at running will slowly wear away the cartilage that cushions the bones in the joints and causes fries for this little evidence supports the idea that makes sense okay okay so what I was saying I was incorrect I was just tried to jump paragraphs I miss the context of it you would think they didn't these volunteer stop stop go back these volunteers visited Clinic where they have blood drawn from an arm to researchers also siphoned off a small amount of synovial fluid a lubricating fluid that reduces friction inside joints when the right knee healthy knees contain only ones that were soup console speculative to there's nothing to research supporting it to channel knows well it makes sense though that your muscles would be stronger and then that would probably support uni better than a person who doesn't exercise that cartilage wears out either way anybody you know that's a great athlete that was said that I need to meet cartilage and we're through so much like jumping a lot like cutting exploding I left you know I can move that you would you want to court you know and then if you're running on a trail or it's got some dirt get a little cushion in the other something other some George in there this is a 2017 this one is more updated off of a new myth toppling new study that says that middle-aged Runners do actually rebuild the health of their knees what did I tell you I had an idea what is the question again with the scroll up could it be that marathon training and racing are actually good for Arnie's maybe a new study you son-of-a-b**** Runner suggest the answer is a qualified yes the study finds that taking up distance running rebuild the health of certain essential components of middle-aged knees even if the joint stops off somewhat tattered and worn when I tell you b**** show me the results also contain a caution John mileage Cooter Road one vulnerable area within the needs the study finds if one is not careful focus on running activity harms needs to do scroll down the question is that the end of it so you're giving me s*** about I wouldn't know you wouldn't do it either I would do a half either I'm not doing it I don't wanna run with all the people very specific spot it says the Improvement to the damage subchondral bone of the tibial and femoral condyle lies make I know that they do microfractures and s*** like they do all kinds of different things to people to try to heal the cartilage in the knees right now I just realize how privileged running is that was like I just got to run sometimes during the day yeah just so you don't get so fat from eating all the food you want that's crazy all of our problem in America is eating too much food yet and we have way too much access its were spoiled with it but I just realized I got to go I can run to the gym and I'm home and that's a good nice day I get to have nice lucky dude man no I wouldn't you know I wouldn't run a marathon because I don't like the people that do that's genuinely at you see all the people that get accepted the thing the culture I don't want to be a part of it no thanks play music for hours before an actual Marathon plan things miserable if you had a track or go standard University track this is how how how many feet is that like was that quarter mile what's most are you paying me and Jamie but it seems like that would be a great bet if he's ultramarathon Runners ruined put their money where their mouth is the get-together on track see how long ago or s*** * 404 quarter of a mile that means four of them four of them are a mile so if you'd be pretty close to a hundred how you get to run a hundred four times to run a mile time to run a marathon on a track laps Yeah a hundred Laps on a track but now you're closing in on Marathon around around a hundred times it 100 four times as it is a marathon no way no f****** haven't you hit 7 you're like all right I think I did it I don't to loop around the same watch look at this look at this football field again miserable but you miserable football field again miserable miserable


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Ankalaev vs. Cutelaba Stoppage
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    really bad stoppage this past weekend in the UFC really bad really bad I could so much controversy huh but this one was a bad one was the worst stoppage I've ever seen there was this guy who will pull up the you can find it in the UFC's I got to remember how to say this guy's name what he claimed he stopped the fight don't need to I was hurt and he wasn't hurt he was faking it okay so the Michael Medved Enclave she's think that's how you say it and I forget I say kudo Bella's first name of things to Aeon I think it's aeon coulibaly on soku Bell was playing possum if you watch the video you can see the video it looks like he's playing possum so he's pretending he's hurt see he got hit for sure but look how is his head back and forth he's Sakura man for that right hand right trying to pretend that he's hurt and then so that right hand the referee stops the fight while he's throwing her yeah yeah yeah he's like I'm fine what the f*** are you doing that's not a guy who's rocked if you watch it again you can see that he definitely is getting hit but you can also see that like when he like that this that's fake that that's wobbly with the head because you seem like Haymakers and trying to lower the guy into thinking that he's so her that he can't control himself in these trying to throw Haymakers please also definitely getting hit too so I can see how the referee fell for it but you got to let guys fight you got to let guys fight and sometimes referees in the interest of the fighter trying to save a guy from damaged they step in and they make a mistake that's an easy mistake to make cuz it is a really bad stoppage but because the fact that he was faking like he was hurt but he wasn't faking like he was hurt enough to stop a fight now it didn't look like it back with big wild Haymakers he can win any time has been many many fights where you see a guy win a fight is getting dominated because he catches go get overzealous and turn right and that's what we got robbed up referee f***** up or the you know the referee booked up but he also was a little bit tricked by this guy trying to lower this guy in by pretending and then exploding he didn't even if the guy was really that rocked it wasn't enough stop the fight that guy was throwing back he was defending himself it was moving back with his hands up and turn and fight you don't defy just doesn't end when someone gets hit or ignore the fight and you can't protect yourself anymore defenseless yeah Ace is trying to soccer this guy and I mean maybe he's got this thing that he does and he rocketed sounds like he's hurt I don't know where could have Bella's from is that rough going to die number if he's rushing at Randstad yeah the only that's the other thing other sports have many refs you're the only one dude and you're on edge and Shih Tzus when I stop another referees to go ocean I do. Her I f***** up this one is like this dude engine shakes when I stop when I get a pressure than saying so many other sports can rely on other referees to go ocean addict we f***** up or I f***** up this one is like it's a bad


    Joe Rogan Imagines Anti-Aging Medicine Gone Wrong
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    guy whose life extension specialist was only podcast last week and he thinks that that's the future of regenerative medicine is that they're these advancements in stem cell therapy and medical technologies that they're eventually going to hit some point where they can sort of treat aging like it's a disease instead of like it's an inevitability treating it like it's a disease and actually reverse the process Ho Lee fuk you're going to go ahead 30 when I was 12 it up you going to go so far I'm going to turn into a little kid and your wife to go with you I just miss the old Tarantino we've never seen this before Andrew how tall are you how tall are you at 6 to 6 months and sometimes you're 511 like what and you look like you're 14 going to get me younger you like when you don't think you don't we don't know yet when I sure and then you come back in four months later and you're smaller still I'm 9 a year every 6 months a 9mm holding in my poop my anxiety is at a high I'm 9 but I'm 52 look like you too and everything you're ready to write shutdown mr. baby you cannot let him sign this he's too sick nobody has a capacity is not going to get to a point in time we just going to make Google noises I trapped a 55 year old man trapped in the head of a baby go back to us live forever I don't want to live forever but like just double instead of going to but then you go breakfast today I'll give you just had to go back to school at 10 and kids be trying to bully you and say stupid imagine what you would do to those kids murder but I just just talkin to them you could suck the good mind f****** electrolytes what's the matter by know about your end about your father's Addiction in my back to your mother for the neighbor there's a great there's a great scene does a phenomenal seen in a show called pen15 this these girls are like my age but they play Teenagers on the show it's great it's really funny but those are funny scene when she get pep talked into talkingshit during a fight and she's like her friends at call him an aardvark dick and he's like okay what else did she have against them he's bullying the girl and she's like whatever Aardvark dick and everyone's laughing and then she goes yeah and that's why your dad died and everyone's like oh s*** that's me if it's such a good seed and she said she thinks she's like f****** intellectual capacity to just shut down


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Joe Biden Gaffes w/Andrew Santino
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    did Fox News is designed for old people on Loop in my data on Loop in the living room so many old people want to go over their house there watching Fox Box new men over 60 is mandatory I can't believe these lips I can't believe them Fox News may start getting really having to pop culture that's when it makes me laugh when they stare like did you see what Ariana Grande was doing the other day and like nothing to talk about a ton of s*** oh yeah give me the presidential candidates that have been on Fox News like I think Yang I know Bernie's been on Fox News and I think Tulsi definitely been on Fox News as well yeah and people just get real mad at them whatever. Buckeye bottoms are too I just wonder about his skin that they're pulled a pulling a back with fishing wire to keep it up up on his head this just seems he seems oddly stiff you don't saying yeah like it seems like everything is pulled like there's not a I expect a certain amount of laxity in a man's face when he reaches a certain age particular around the forehead area I'm not seeing any movement either which makes me wonder about that like I want to see expressions in your forehead My worry is his lack he has a very big his he lacks the ability to have like a cohesive story his brain is an easy losing a lot of I tweeted something this morning cuz I was at someone put a video of the models on the runway on a catwalk and they're all tripping and falling at the same spot these dumb shoes there and I was like this is Biden's brain cells it's like they think I'm on the right path of that I get to know did you see the thing that he was talking about God creating women or no and then what do you say it like it's it's like he has no breaks his car is not going on the Hills I got a actually I like that more already want to say to me but do you know that you know that you can't be president. We can't play any games here folks this is a really old man who can't talk like this is not a joke like that right now you know the thing play that again this should get you into a mental hospital they should be like Hey Joe you are right do you know that you know he had three Strokes while he was saying that the first one what does that word dude self-evident is that we hold these truths to be self-evident yeah I'm right here again doesn't do it equal and gotten out of there been like f*** it looked and said he goes he didn't want to see the Creator because there's a lot of the religious thing are you a science denier Joe Biden a science denier that's it but that's part of the problem with all these my biggest beef with anybody in the Democratic party when he watches debate is they all want to say the thing that they really feel but they're tiptoeing cuz scared of the f****** minds someone going Warren Jeffs at T and she's not DC's anti-trans because you refer to their waiting for them to f****** while they're making people behave the way they would like them to be right there they're forcing compliance right another f****** minds someone going Warren Jeffs Etsy and she's not DC's anti-trans because you referred to as they did their waiting for them to f****** while they're making people behave the way they would like them to be a life they're forcing compliance right


    Forrest Galante's Shaman Drug Story | Joe Rogan
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    I think you'll love the story the illness Amazon trip I told you about we land in this airstrip when is playing when we get into this Village and I'm like cool about today to hear it took the bus 5 days we're going to head upriver and are like translators like you can't do that yet what do you mean you have to have the shamans blessing to go upriver and I'm like okay what does that means I come to the Moloko which is the spiritual house spiritual house and we talked and we talk him to go but just like almost like idle conversation where he's almost like interviewing us it will what are you doing where you going where you from any other really understand any of this right he's like living in this community long story short he goes okay you can go but you have to take the blessing and we're like sure whatever you need for us to go so he pulls out the snail shell I can show you a picture of it the snail shell with a monkey bone in the top and a tube worm to close it and in the snail shells with green powder and he's like this is what you for the blessing so he goes around the circle and threw a monkey bone pipe he blows this green stuff in your nose not know that word that we heard I couldn't tell the name of the pipe no no the stuff they blow up your nose is it ddmt it it's coca leaf and tobacco I'm like all together and around the circle and he hit three guys and my brain feels like yes or gets really close to get this long tubular Monkeybone piping and it just blows it up in your nose and hit three of my guys and I'm watching a little bit nervous cuz like I'm very like standoffish on drugs I got I know things affect me very strangely anyway hit in the nose all of a sudden I feel like I've got acid on my brain like chlorine in my head I break into the sweat eyes explode and I'm like wobbling like this and it's 30 seconds later I'm just crawled over in the fetal position just projectile vomiting cannot hold it together and Lorenzo this the tribal Shaman goes good good and we're likewise as good and he's like he had a bad spirit in him if he had gone up the river he would have been killed he's just got the bad Spirit out this is why I had to bless you now you can go and I was the only one that hit like that are five person everybody else my brains or whatever I was literally fetal position feverish puking crate and I've never done any drugs like hard drugs like it's just not my my thing and this thing just hit me like a ton of bricks after he said that did you think it was there a scientist you're very smart guy but was there a part of you that was like mad it's just got right yes that's what's so crazy here I am nobody else f*** affected I'm sitting in the fetal position puking my brains out in the guys going good now you'll be safe and the whole f****** trip I've got that in the back of my mind going maybe the whole reason nothing's going wrong it's cuz I just had green f****** powder blowed up my nose super weird and nothing is ever affected me like that I mean curled up puking shivering when you trying to make logical sense out of this we try it when we like was was there ever a thought we like maybe in this extreme environment that's so utterly different than any other place in the world that these rules are different absolutely I'm sitting there going going into it I'm like cool yeah I'll do the stupid powder if it means I can go on my Expedition you know I mean like I'm not like embracing it I'm just like going through the motion to get my job done as a scientist and then I had this experience and I'm not saying I was enlightened or awoken or anything like that but all of a sudden I attributed my success and my safety in small part to the green f****** powder blown up my nose by a shaman through a monkey bump in the thing about it is even if that's not true if you think it's true and then you wind up being okay and you have confidence that you're going to be okay and maybe you have less anxiety and make better critical decisions because you think that everything's going to work out exactly exactly totally cuz I was super focused on my mission we were very very successful in what we set out to do and I feel like because I had that crazy experience and cures this old little jungle Indian going now you're now you're going to be okay I didn't have any anxiety going into the situation and before that I had no thought of it ever playing a part of the placebo effect right that's real effect by believing it something works right but is there a fee for a change in the way interface with reality if you believe that you've experienced some sort of spiritual in richening and then some sort of the some bad spirit is been released from your body is that possible I think so I think it changes your own reality because of your perception of the outside world that is a freaky thing for a scientist to say I am a hardcore I've never considered spirituality religion anything and I had this this crazy experience that is like Change My Mind Set On on crazy jungle medicine and drugs and catching animals at everything because this one got blue crap out my nose and I puked everywhere you want to experiment with other plant medicines the only reason I did that is because it was a necessity to do what I was doing it was coming from an expert if you will but a person who saw it as a necessity to do what I was doing and I was under his guidance to go out is because it was a necessity to do what I was doing it was coming from an expert if you will but a person who saw it as a necessity to do what I was doing and I was under his guidance to go out and you know pick a mushroom and try it and having experience is I don't I don't see the benefit in that but when someone who lives in that Community Embraces that wild jungle said this is my home in this is how you do it I will absolutely do it so you do it like out of respect absolutely


    Forrest Galante's Unusual Childhood | Joe Rogan
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    you were doing this like you've been involved with so this is like the family business sort of my family business is my mom's business actually it was Safari businesses so like like you say sit in the Land Rover see the animals kind of thing and they did a little bit of Taurus walking safaris but then I grew up on a farm on the outskirts of Harare Zimbabwe and then whenever I wasn't in school I was on the farm run around Barefoot catching snakes fishing yada yada and then when my mom wasn't booked up she had this little Bush playing the cheese for safaris and weed Adventure all over Africa sounds great I mean it's like one of those things where it's what you're used to write on moving to the states at age 14 and like trying to find my place in the world be in this weird little private school kid from Africa way more terrifying than going to meet a tribe in the middle of the Bush for sure I go to school pull my part of sitting in my uniform sewing to a very proper English boarding school pull out my pocket knife start cutting my Apple 15 minutes later I'm in handcuffs then like what did I do what did I do I literally had no idea what I've done wrong because I had a knife at school everybody I'd ever been to school without a knife to cut their apple like it was the standard thing so here I am with like police and guns and badges and they're throwing me in handcuffs and taking me out of the school on day one in America and I'm like this is the scariest thing I've ever seen and I didn't even learn until later that day that it was cuz out of pocket knife at no point do I think having a pocket knife is a bad thing so they didn't tell you know they just grab me there was like this whole thing like the knife went flying I was chained up another what's going on what's going on in big trouble and it's everyday my whole life and now I'm like when you think back about that do you think that's just the consequences of being in a law population for sure I mean like we like it was nothing like that but then you come here where you know the stabbings and stuff like that and it's because you know we had to do you think that it's possible that there's no way you could live like that over here and there's no way you can have kids with a bunch of knives nobody talk to you about it before you left the house she's from Africa or things so you were doing these always doing is walking so far as you started out doing the driving ones and then eventually you start doing the walking ones far as well which is why I have so many Hippo & Croc stories cuz we'd be canoeing down the Zambezi River and then taking photographs and seeing Wildlife that way what a crazy way to grow up man relationship to wild life is so different than the average person in this country for sure I feel like I have like regardless of being a scientist by trade I feel like I have a very intimate understanding animals cuz I grew up completely surrounded by them now what other countries have you explored I'm over sixty countries now or for biology contract before I did the show or just because like for instance when I got done with college I was like I had a little tiny little business during college sold it to travel the world and try and photograph these animals and I went to 28 countries looking for wildlife


    Joe Rogan and Andrew Santino Watch Oprah Falling Video
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    fall down yes and it's honestly she's a little old to be falling down he loved it loved it like her to get hurt find dead yes ding dong the witch is dead ellos f****** shiny Bottom Shoes them b****** are useless yeah where the followings there's so slippery those those really expensive shoes the gals like it always have the the shiny bottoms walking and I believe she's talking about balance which is LOL the irony of Staggering so flat ground places that will see how she recovers she said new shoes does route Fox elbow and then did a roll Rhymes or a lot of energy in a roll good tecnico not bad but she works out a lot and she has got muscles she went and ran a marathon recently don't you think it's nice to see people falling it's humbling to watch someone like that way imagine you and Oprah in a race she's doing seadust UPenn many miles yes 26 of them that's what's 6 miles an hour about let me tell you something it's humbling to watch someone so beloved take a little stupid spill it's just kind of like yeah that the bouncer universe will affect everybody nice and watch perfect people fall a little bit there you go she didn't realize the story is going on around recently but it was 25 years ago before she ran it for a late birthday she ran one of the marathon's for like her the Philadelphia something if birthday 60th almost everyday but I'm never going to run a marathon because I don't need to as an insane amount of distance yeah cam come on does I know but it's like enough we get it and that don't fall off his body right right now they're going to follow the newest good send me your knees Camp send me your cartilage or your lack thereof


    How Andrew Santino Got Busted for Public Exposure
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    brown little girls like my daughter and her friends and they're all like talking much like sometimes they have a birthday party and so does like 10-12 kids at the house they're all talking s*** to each other I'm right and you get to just hover and listen such a thing and they talking about like some boys schools always enjoy ya so some door pictures Weezer, sing a lot this is the government going to let you know that the neighborhood going to be changing radically of the next couple years would just suggest you be careful things are moving a newfound Powers owners owners are coming to fly to the boner have you prepare for your boner even tells you what's going on when you get a hard-on like that day on the bus when you get a boner on the bus holyshit it feel like your day out my friend John Dudley calls them bumpy road boner bouncing around somehow I get boners sometimes you're probably eating what is it's probably the pressure on your prostate is activating your dick to get f***** and also you're on the way home and you might catch a glimpse of you know Natalie who's got that it's already who's to two young giant Double D's if I had a hard-on and I can't afford to get off the bus with a boner even though you took it up you know you took it up in your pants and I was always afraid to admit a stop or two sometimes if I get a hard-on the way home or I'll have you so nervous to walk home f*** that I have a friend slapped me in the face start fighting with a friend had to go through that all again though and didn't know anyting like that's the torture of seen Island understand boys cuz I've never been a girl but that they're going through like being 10 11 12 going through school all the social things not knowing s*** and you're a boy it's so confusing once you finally become a man and you don't have to do that anymore you just be a piece in your own skin hiding jerking off to like it like that I feel like a f****** she look at me like I'm in jail know what you're doing the bathroom for 20 minutes. Magazine ninja see me you know it's kind of part of the Allure walk by walking their dog in your house I think you can get in real big trouble I think a guy got in trouble jerking off in his house with the windows open. Up your primary I think because you could see into this guy's house and he was beating off they they came and got them like kids or something like that what the story was but it was a big deal or people are the guys just jerking off inside his own house like what is the big goddamn deal they had the door open for the window open or something like that and they stuff a wedge in the door and start f****** and it let everybody walk by a watch leave the door open and the dirty cameras voyeuristic thing never was like a thing from a know some people like f****** in public cuz I think it's hot to maybe get caught never never got me it was always like my I don't want to know that someone's watching me that's creepy to be arrested you get weird charges to like if you f*** someone in public in some places they'll hit you would like a sex offender charge yet because it's 6 exposure isn't God damn thing that every man understands and that's his little game they're playing a dirty game you keep calling guy taking a leak and you're saying it's public exposure but he shouldn't be taking it like outside maybe everybody's done it trying to kidnap a kid right now in one of those rooms with people that didn't expose himself and I was like nothing like these dude man I'm nothing like these Five Guys I was pissing outside View and bar walking if you pissed your pants I should have never I can't say it right I know it's not illegal you pissed your pants in public though you haven't had my pants on still ABC News in Europe that talk about bringing him some places in America


    How Did a Photo of Tennis Shoes “Denigrate” Ferrari’s Brand?
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    flip flops once a year when I go to Hawaii I don't really wear flip-flops I don't I don't like the toe divider I like slides you know slides I like slides dudes like guys who go to the gym like muscular young guys get their world slides and socks and they'll go wondering about if you ever wear flip-flops and socks and you went out with people with smack you there's a difference for some reason some guy you're in for some reason slides and socks is acceptable wear flip-flops and socks or not to continue the Ninja Turtle tell you can't do the socks with the flip flop cuz then your toe gets divided and it looks really weird strange yeah but it was ridiculous the only pair of shoes you have this a choice I made it obvious choice Mercedes Mercedes how's that why cuz it's like 20 bucks you just buy a new so you're not in the Gucci know you of all people asking me that you would never wear Gucci f****** slides I have a pair of Gucci slippers that my wife bought me how often you when I've worn twice exactly jack off the light cool hypebeast s*** you know you do you don't Jordan's Ferrari got angry at him because he has a Ferrari and he put two pictures of his sneakers sitting on his fur so what did Ferrari said that he they didn't send him like a cease-and-desist saying that he's damaging their brand his car speaker Guy Phillips I applying to see how do you say nothing crazy this is that song that is a beautiful f****** color I've never seen a green Ferrari threatens to Sue that makes me want to make a Ferrari that color that's a dope color and causes Ferrari further material damage that his behavior of increasing his own brand and product visibility again the cars pictured Appliance own Ferrari is essentially claiming that plying is harnessing its iconic imagery to bolster his own brand and also denigrate Ferraris how did denigrating Ferraris don't like the scroll back up it's just a dope looking color Ferrari and some pretty f****** cool sneakers those are cool I don't understand how that denigrating the brand who do they think is buying f****** Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari didn't go to Harvard the only picture of his dope green Ferraris brand is to promote people who are like self-made money making that's what this guy is right is need to set up there it is is that it is there any other one side of it his girlfriend looking hot and him looking sexy and here's a dope card Lambo my gold Lamborghini is that it is there any other one side other photos of it yeah it's just all his girlfriend looking hot and him looking sexy and here's a dope car Lambo my gold Lamborghini


    The Balance Between Productivity and Happiness w/Stephen Dubner | Joe Rogan
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    do you want to get done sorry let me ask you a slightly different question or text me totally different as I'm sure you know if you look at any indicator of like Prosperity longevity health literacy access to food Etc humankind is way better off and it's ever been without an average there still a lot of people with a lot of trouble there still Parts the world that are still in bad shape so I was trying to get an amazing amazing Direction why are we unhappy I don't think we know how to manage our life correctly in life doesn't come with a guidebook it doesn't come with when you're in this condition seek out these remedies start exercising get together with your friends tell them you love them meet up and have dinner and hug each other sleep well sleep well drink water you know there's also you know so many of us have a bad head start like you're starting off you know like how about your dad he been growing up getting kicked out of the family I mean and then starts a family of his own will you don't even know your grandfather made its Madness right Madness so you're coming out of this stressful pocket or maybe your dad goes to jail or maybe your your mom dies when you're young all these things that happen to people where they have this bad start right and then they develop defense mechanisms to deal with all their insecurities and they get around similar minded people and Euchre the world and fuckeverybody fuc the police and f***** of this and then you get in these communities of people that think the same way and then maybe there's gangs and maybe there's drugs and maybe there's crime and despair and sadness in any because negative people maybe there's none of it but maybe there's no dangerous just f****** annoying everyday people complaining about s*** and you're stuck in the mud of humanity with people it's real hard to engineer 350 million people out of that but for yourself you can take Act make your life better and if everybody did that if everybody took actions to make their life a happier experience by doing those things by exercising eating well hugging friends and enhancing Community everybody pretty much and they all sound attractive so why hard for so many people to do it because people are lazy and the reason why we're lazy is because it's very difficult for us to waste resources on something that we don't currently do and even though we know something to be true that if you do this Ronica long-term benefits because it used to be a very rare thing to achieve I so if you could pick one thing let's say let's say I'm aware senior why would I pick one thing I feel like you know what society says everything is great I'm unhappy exponentially okay why is exercise the one did you get your blood pumping release natural endorphins and you legitimately feel better and I also think of the by think about this all the time I think of your body as almost like the energy and your body is like a battery and it requires a certain amount of use and when you don't use it it overflows and then you get weird behavior and overreacting to things and you almost like it and see if you got to get up and move I find what do you do with let's say you have to take too long flights that say you're unable to exercise for like you know 24-36 hours fine you don't have no I mean you you didn't do nothing you don't develop regular habits I can prove you're sleeping it may be accountable like 7-8 hours every week 4 and 5 or sleep well sleep with earplugs and eye mask anything like that don't have a problem sleeping kind of sleep well really need to know you're not a napper know I don't know I just never enjoy it really yeah you never tried it doesn't work when I'm done I'm done do you drink caffeine yes have you ever tried the caffeine nap you know about that are shut down shut down there's a balance there's a balance between being productive and being happy right and I think it's hard to find that balance because we look at like the the numbers that come in with his money or productivity or you know the number of things you've been able to create and you think of that as being like but look I can get so much done but if you maybe got less of those numbers but more of the numbers in terms of the amount of sleep you got you would enjoy the whole overall experience more I worry that I think for a lot of people who were successful in different Realms could be Sports business entertainment whatever successes intoxicating and then you want more of it right and then it becomes very easy to see that as the main goal at the expense of loved ones other people I'm looking for I'd like to know how incredibly generous and spirit to people around them but I find that you are a kind of its success often is driven by sort of ambition that's a little bit unseemly and I'd like to know how to deal with that a little bit better but it seems like it would be if it's a number game right if the success meeting like you're in a business you're trying to sell the most placards or the whatever whatever it is you know you have this thing in your head and like you're really driven I just say puresalem placards you already starting behind it's in you you have this goal in your mind being number one and you're obsessed and you know when everyone's going to tell your story told Bob he wouldn't let it go but every time I got there it was in the office and he left after everybody but look now Bob's got a f****** yacht and he's also got a pacemaker right Bob's ready to take over any minute now but also I think the thing is in pursuit of success I think would often happens that I've seen in people I know and then people I don't know but I've read about is that your moral compass starts to shift a year true there's a lot of people that are successful and we're only talking about business right when I'm talking about I'm thinking of some people in Academia who you know even though the average person may not consider the stakes in Academia super high but like if you get in a big university department and you start to write papers and get published and then get grants and accolades and so on your on a trajectory that's very intoxicating and then all of a sudden I think it's it's more I think it's tempting or not even tempting I don't think it's even a conscious decision you start to make decisions that are not as sound not as morally acceptable as you would have made 5 years ago when you were starting out and I don't like I see that happening a lot I see it in media I see people cutting Corners I see it in business I don't think it's even a conscious decision you start to make decisions that are not as sound not as morally acceptable as you would have made 5 years ago when you were starting out and I don't like I see that happening a lot I see it in media I see people cutting Corners I see it in business


    Why Are Suicide Rates Higher in Wealthy Countries?
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    I'm an optimist yeah yeah 100% glass is half-full yeah yeah have you ever tried to turn other people into an optimist and been successful no one or two degrees to the right over time maybe it'll change their Direction but the reality is you got to want to change yourself and sometimes someone's inspirational words can be the thing you needed and that sets you off on a good path and then you do make change but for the most part when someone comes to you and tells you have to change it's really hard for people to accept just like you were talking about in your episode on changing your mind right but I'm sure that a lot of people who listen to this podcaster who watches podcast have you know drawn in the both the explicit and implicit optimism specific reaction with them a specific interaction where I got them to change but they're also probably here in a million other people here in David Goggins and Cameron Hanes and you know fill in the blank all these different people to do incredible things and they go do I get the danger I mean to be down there cuz I'm not finished I'm an optimist to but the downer is the danger potentially is that and this relates to Suicide so you know suicide little bit of a mystery because it's such a tragic thing if it affect someone that you you knew or even you know even people you don't know it just seems like such a drastic solution to a problem that it's hard to imagine right but if you look at suicide rates through history and around the world variance but there's one Trend that's pretty strong which is suicide rates tend to be higher in countries with more Prosperity which would seem nuts right you would think that if your life is kind of very very difficult on a kind of Maslow's hierarchy level right now enough to eat worry about paying rent or being safe that you'd be more likely to be suicidal but it turns out it's it's generally the opposite not always and what one suicide adjust deduce from that are the kind of theory that he came up with its he called it's a no one left to blame. Suicide which is if you live in an environment where let's say you've got a spouse that's cruel to you or you got a terrible work situation where you live somewhere with a government is repressive whatever you can always kind of see a light at the end of the tunnel and you can say that you know when that problem is done my life will get better but if you live in a society like ours where you've never had to worry about having enough to eat you've never gone too cold or too hot where you're surrounded by prosperity and you look around and everybody else in like they're not depressed and you think what is it it's me the no one left to blame Theory and that's one argument for why there's like right now is a lot of teen and young people suicide in a country like America where the riches are the prosperity is boundless love your red Jonathan hates work so his take on that is that these kids are experiencing social media and they're experiencing this addiction to the internet and this cruelty that they experienced that the bullying the meanness the coldness and that when it started in on people and when they're losing their position in the social chain and they feel left out they don't have the tools to cope with that they're developing minds and this is the reason why you're experiencing this uptick that's directly correlated to the invention of the iPhone and the eventual the invention of social media application to all sorts of correlations will you see the inventions of these particular things have changed everything and then you see the uptick trying to keep up with the Joneses and this this feeling that they're inadequate or judging themselves against girls that are you know supermodels that are photoshopped and they just feel inadequate I hear you on all that we have to be careful that correlations proving causation cuz it's really tough because I totally want it looks like they both travel together. Right on the other hand history is full of correlations it looked good you know we're talkin about polio vaccine earlier polio for reasons they're still not understood by the way cuz I never really figured out the disease that just figured out of vaccines I never figured out what caused the disease but it turns out that polio would always spike in the summer time so there are a lot of theories maybe to do with being outdoors so parents would keep their kids indoors maybe it had something swimming pools people keep him out of swimming pools but then there was one theory that what else happens in the summertime that doesn't happen in the winter time ice cream consumption so there was a theory for a while that all Wheels caused by ice cream on paper the correlation looks pretty good so I'm saying look internet and depression and suicide are little bit more complicated than ice cream and polio but it's hard to tease out effects for sure know you're right but it's also hard to ignore the effect of social media on people's seems people are addicted to phones people are addicted the license of reoccurrence it's also been engineered in order to attract the most eyeballs and the best turns out the best way to get you outraged I agree but again just to bang the same drum again and again where there's grill with you where there's cost you got to look at the benefits and this is what I hate about politicians is they'll talk about a policy that they like they ignore the cost they talked about the opponent's policy they ignore the benefits so with social media friend since I know a kid a boy who was a friend of the family who if you were born 30 years earlier and there were no way to connect with people other than in person or phone whatever he would had a very disconnected life yet he just had some issues with with doing that with kind of in person he was kind of you know Behavior that's a little bit on the Spectrum just would have been very difficult as it turns out because of the digital Revolution he was able to build a community that is unbelievably good are there downsides to these things absolutely but you know you got to look at the benefits do I do I do I do I do I think human beings are adapting to a new normal and The New Normal is constant connection with all the people around us all the time if we so choose to engage and Lead are free so choose a problem is when it becomes more invasive than that right now it's if we so choose to engage but we get to some point we're wearing something that I transmit stuff into our brain always someone's wearing us if you don't if you don't do it then you can't be a part of this Corporation because we're about succeeding in this is the best way to succeed is to connect yourself to the network to uptick your bandwidth so that you can keep up with us come on Steve what's up headband that are you a tree Mystic about the future and in a general way now and with so that you can keep up with those come on Steve what's up next thing you know you were in the f****** hemp the headband that are you are you optimistic about the future and a general way now


    Banning Cigarettes Could Be the Start of a Slippery Slope
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    the house I bought to write my first book was unbelievably I was so fun I could focus for like 14 hours a day 16 hours a day writing but the reason I was able to focus so well was because of cigarettes hydrate for about 20 29 minutes total focus go outside smoke the nicotine we just reset all the focus was an unbelievable drug but it's a terrible delivery system I've heard someone recently say I recently heard reluctant Trump supporter say the same thing about Trump that a lot of the things he's doing policy-wise especially foreign policy or Economic Policy really they like it so they said he's like he's like a cigarette like the drug is good to delivery system is absolutely terrible but that this one instance where I stepped outside with my brother after this intense moment and we had a cigarette and a few years later the book have been published I was buying the house now and newly married and I know that you're supposed to buy life insurance and so I got this insurance broker and he knew my name is that I read your book I said that's that's great glad to hear and then we started to price out the insurance and he said you know what do you do are you smoker I said no not a smoker cuz I quit few years earlier and then he called me back and said you know I read your book where you stepped outside to have a cigarette with your brother all the sudden I got the smoking rate for life insurance so this message I would say is really serious for anybody even if you've been smoking for 2 years they say if you quit your lungs can actually recover greatly so worth it he quit and that's how he quit so the best science at the moment says that vaping is almost certainly much better than smoking because they don't know all the chemicals and all the damage potential damage of vaping may or may not do but they do know the damage is cigarette the combusted combustible cigarettes and all the chemicals there are demonstrably pretty bad that even though like you said we were told doctors do it this is the best we told the same thing about sugar sugar gives you a great boost and so on but again my take is if you want smoke go ahead but wait a minute live in a finite life or wait a minute let's see now we are talking about who pays right so this is it gets back to the externality saying if you smoke and I'm paying for your health insurance as a taxpayer don't I get to have to say it's very good question and how far we should we extend that cuz if you're fat should have to pay ring you keep eating why do you keep beating right okay if you if you don't sleep well and you prone to heart attacks someone supposed to pay you know there's there's so many variables are you guys rock arms or what if you fall and break your leg have to f****** pay for that there's a lot of variables you got to wonder about when you start breaking down how much how much assistance people get based on their life choices at the way to do that is to free free healthcare then there should probably be a premium or I should probably pay into a little fund that is a pool additionally right you you theoretically hard to regulate Behavior because again where do we draw the line it what about BMX riding what about people who do this and that there's a lot of things that people hate to do everything you do you have to pay for the parents have to pay about driving the car you know my bad then we got to measure the benefit to CrossFit right you're building up your body going to live longer well that's positive and you're also probably hanging out with lunatics like you were riding you know crazy vehicles right so I'm a driver but I think that CrossFit the benefit yeah as you're getting in shape so that balances itself out as long as you do it intelligently you're you're involved in athletics but should we reward people should they pay less so if someone does Yoga 3 days a week and we supposed to make them pay less I mean I think you get into some weird swampy area people start Juke the system the same way when you know people got paid for rats and let rats loose and then f****** kill them gross yeah but we're improving


    The Importance of Changing Your Mind w/Stephen Dubner | Joe Rogan
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    tricky part I mean that's why I that's why I like economist's because Economist are ruthless bloodless they almost don't know what humans are but they're very good at measuring cost and benefits and that's what I feel that our kind of political social media discourse is missing people are all for the most part Advocates are activists they pick up Blaine and they stay in it and they want to pave over the rest of everybody's lanes and make it and it's not a good way to be now it's not you know that's another episode that I was listening to of yours recently about how hard is gay people change their mind on things and I forget who the expert was who was talking but it was a really interesting point that he had about the mind like it was a change your mind you don't really have a mind or the mind of the community and if you step outside the beliefs of the community they can be very bad for you in terms of like your personal connections with people and I really enjoyed that episode funny thanks it's a it's a paradox though cuz the way you just said it like if you are in your tribe then even though it can be healthier for you and for presumably many other people for you to change your mind at least think differently about things right you risk losing credibility or whatever sentence like now you've escaped our group you are you're you're an outsider to my father who can both my parents converted from Judaism to Catholicism where they met each other it was very unusual it's a long story I'll tell you if you really want to know but anyway I'll do the short when I'm getting to the end this was during the during the second world war they were both in New York both first generation American Jews that makes they converted different reasons from each other and then they met my father's family was Orthodox and his father and him shepsle deubner would come here when he was in his maybe late 20s from Poland he still lived as everyday in Brooklyn as if you were still in Poland you didn't change at all when my father converted and his father found out my father was in the war he was overseas he was home on leave and his father was cleaning up and from my father can City leftover chair rosary beads slipped out and fell on the floor that's how his Jewish father ships will do when your found out that his son to become a Catholic so what he did is he proceeded to sit Shiva for him the Jewish mourning ritual were for 7 days you mourn the dead he declare that he would never again speak to his son and he forbade everyone in his family from speaking to his son so I owe the time I was born out of the youngest of eight kids in this family because they become very Catholic I didn't know this whole family of my father's was unknown to me entirely so they did exactly what you're saying now did the same thing but it was less dramatic cuz her family was less religious so they still didn't like at all that she had converted but oh yeah I got a couple again though it's alongside my first of the first book ever with long before Freakonomics with called turbulent Souls although it got been republished under different title called Choosing My Religion and it tells us the story of my my two parents run me to your children so but you're so scary at scary but it is but on the other hand maybe this is what Freakonomics is what I try to learn through doing Freakonomics is you know to measure the what and try to figure out the why but then not be the judge who says that was terrible this is wonderful because you know different people have look if shepsle do me were here we can ask him what by the story he could tell us a story that might convince us that you know what this son of his did a terrible thing to the family did a terrible thing you know he would say how could it be that we Jews existed for generations and generations and generations when everyone lived there was always someone trying to you know get rid of us and then we finally come to America you know the land of Freedom religious freedom economic freedom and Hereafter generations and generations of forefathers fought to stay Jewish hear my son decide to become Catholic what are you thinking so you know everybody's everybody's got a perspective everybody's got an emotional experience so I try to respect that but no I would not do that to my children I understand the outrage I understand being upset but I can understand choosing that over your son and over the relationship you have reached the end of the story then when that Grandpa and my grandfather I never met it was a long time ago my father's father I was very young so I didn't know the story either that was why I wrote the first book was fighted try to figure out this all the stuff I'm telling you now none of this I knew until I was in my twenties when I was writing this book but when shepsle deubner was dying of cancer in the may be late 50s or so a nephew of his who my father used to be very close with and who looked a lot like my dad and this guy with maybe in his early twenties late teens when he walked into the hospital room Shep so you know on his deathbed really thought that that was my father and son my my my dad's name is Solomon he called him shleimah and he was he was calling out to him shleimah Shawarma as if he was you know happy happy to see him it wasn't him though and my father didn't go visit his own father dying in the hospital because he been forbidden to go anywhere near I'm looks this is my religion I've been long fascinated by religion and I think that again if you think about it the way that Economist think about things there are costs and their benefits complicated hardcore atheists where they don't see any value in it whatsoever even though people are that they're getting some sort of ethical value moral value in the way I always put it is like it's like a scaffolding to live your life by you can live within these can fines and it really kind of makes sense if you follow it Loosely that we're doing to try to for the benefit of community a real community that comes from meeting and Sunday with all those other or whatever day it is with your religion and you meet in a group of other people that are also in the community and you are basically are staying together that you should do good things and be good to people and treat each other the way God would want us to like all that has undeniable benefits and it also says differently is like you're deluding yourself like your points the atheist or hardcore make points about the Preposterous nature of a lot of religious text her on the money but it doesn't mean doesn't mean that it doesn't give people the benefit and that I couldn't even disagree with them continuing it cuz there's a lot of people that benefit greatly from religion someone wrote to Assaf loneliness episode came out and said how did you fail to write about this supposed epidemic of loneliness without addressing the huge decline in organized religion in America which I thought was a very good piece of criticism that would have been a good because you're right it's a community one other thing I would add to the list that you provided what it can give is humility right because you know if you have an image of some Superior being God do you do whatever you want to call it you kind of understand that one mortal is you know the world does not revolve around me the other thing I would say and look it it's hard for me to scientifically logically Embrace a lot of the arguments a lot of religions make a special about things like the afterlife right that said even to an atheist I would suggest one way to think about it is if someone does believe in those rewards Rhythm and economically terms were talking about them as incentives even if it's a placebo effect in other words if I if I'm encouraged to do to treat other people well on the on the chance that if I do so I have a reward in the Eternal reward hey that's not a bad reason to incentivize people to do well sounds like a nice justification for them psychic house has a drive-by at the neon sign to helping people giving people a sense with the future going to be like a bad reason to incentivize people to do well sounds like a nice justification for them psychic houses we drive by at the neon sign the helping people giving people a sense with the future going to be like it might be imagined if that's where the real psychics are those neon signs


    Freakonomics’ Stephen Dubner Asks Joe Rogan About CTE in Sports
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    imagine that I came down from Mars and I look at you no human civilization I think you know this make sense this makes sense this makes sense we we've been interested in people beating each other since the beginning of time dabbling Solana the people who have turned against football the last that's a 5 or 10 years fueled by the CTE which is obviously a legitimate thing we don't really know the magnitude and scope yet but a lot of people who turned against it do it for a kind of moral argument that I don't want to support an Endeavor where people are hurting each other. Write how do you feel about that I mean there's a Libertarian argument to say what do you talk about people can do whatever they want they can do drugs they can Eco bungee jumping bacon workout stock trading which is stressful you know can do you can do whatever you want so where do you lie on that well I think first of all there right and you are doing something is definitely going to harm you however I feel like if you want to do something that you enjoy doing that's going to take some time out of your life that's fine night anyway who the f*** am I to tell you can't do that right am I going to tell gymnastics calling the ball crosses in a lot of the sub-concussive drama just heading the ball causes a lot of C I know a lot of Youth leagues now we're starting to cut out heading which I think is probably pretty good idea going with that because we didn't even touch the surface of this I'm in favor of people doing what they want to do with their life if you choose to do something we likely are we going to take away race car driving because that's one of the scariest goddamn things a person to do not as much anymore 2000 Dale Earnhardt Jr on his body out anyone in depth about brain damage that he's gotten from multiple crashes he talked about the severe impact of the concussion he talked about the difficulty coming back into the different modalities a different medical treatment to these had to have I. Dale Earnhardt jr. this after his dad is gone right this guy talked like real extensively on this podcast about his personal struggle with brain damage that he's received from car accident scary way to make a living. Arguably more scary than fighting because there are guys like Mighty Mouse Demetrious Mighty Mouse Johnson is like this elite MMA fighter that barely gets touched there's guys like him they don't take any damage and then there's guys who are Elite NASCAR drivers who wind up me crazy collision and go sent through the air and they wind up in the hospital all f***** up the impact was the impact of Internet Cade just your brain rattling around inside your head f**** you up and we're letting people do that and I don't think we should I think we should let people do whatever they want if they want to do they want to take a tightrope walk across the Grand Canyon and film it on YouTube I can't I'm not the guy unless it's over private land for public land with there's a law against using it who are we to tell people they can't rock climb who are we to tell people they can't ski where do we draw the line where do you decide a person can you make a good argument I don't think there's a bad argument with what you're say it's saying that it's it. Causes damage to people you're right by the way I'm a I love the NFL I would cry if it went away on the other hand and I and I know a few NFL will now former NFL players one of whom stop playing in his 50-year way earlier than had to cuz he was worried about CTE but also he was getting a PhD in math from MIT at the same time while he had a plan yet an alternative but then there's another guy combination keys and you should have money or show John Urschel his name is Urschel Domonique Foxworth play for the Ravens but I've got to be friendly with them had a great money-making career because he kind of got his big contract in his whatever 4th 5th Year took out insurance on it then got her in there and really never played again so he banked enough money Daddy went and got an MBA from Harvard cuz he's a bright and interesting and ambitious guy he will never let his son play football like to hear these stories about the guys who done it who made a life you know out of it and it just really makes me think about your right everybody should have the right to do anything for their own livelihood or for their own excitement right on the other hand like if we had the Coliseum today per se like the modern version the Colosseum if we had the Coliseum purse a fighting the Tigers slaves getting thrown into fight the Tigers we don't like that like the line things are repugnant until they're not and it's hard to predict where that line is a lot of things that used to be not repugnant slavery fine the whole world if you had the ability to do it right and then go straight back to the Coliseum the same thing and whatever the cultural line is especially depending upon how many people died around us how much plague and murder and do you do it right and then go straight back to the Coliseum the same thing it's like we have a line and whatever the cultural line is especially depending upon how many people died around us how much plague in murder and how much you know how much you're dealing with war that line moves yeah yeah


    Trump Changed How Politicians Speak w/Stephen Dubner | Joe Rogan
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    as a person who performs it and also has an audience member when I'm an audience member and someone's killing I'm letting them think for me right I'm not even thinking I'm just letting them take me down and say it like Dave Attell Dave Attell was at the Improv the other night we work together and he was f****** amazing one of the best I've seen from him and he said always been amazing but he was on fire and we were all it was me and my friend Owen Smith and Tony Hinchcliffe we're sit in the back room and we we're watching Dave and we were in a trance we were just laughing we were letting him think for us you know I'm saying like he's doing all the thinking we're just on a little ride to Dave's taking us on this ride and as an audience member I recognize that there's a mass hypnosis there's nothing that happens when we all get into this mindset and if someone is like really well-crafted material like Dave Attell and they take you on that you let them you like me politician is speaking quick question for sure Trump has a lot of elements of stand-up comedy in his routines for sure 100% if you watch his most recent speech where he's making fun of Joe Biden saying a hundred fifty million people are killed with guns at the First Lady oci keep doing stand-up so someone took it and they made a video saying Donald Trump at the Apollo and so they put him doing this speech with audience reaction from people watching stand-up comedy and laughing at a laugh track over it and it seems real it seems like he's a comic what about Bernie Bernie has a powerful speaker but I don't think it's that funny funny thing every now and then when you talk about like going along for the ride like doing the thinking for you such an interesting idea bright is a trustworthy person people trust him they see him up there he's not polished right the thing about Bernie it's like when he's saying things so there's and theirs and theirs you know anybody either the different kind of Polish what do you mean look polished performer fill in the blanks loading up his weapon for the next line when he's going to throw and call crazy Hillary lock her up like a stand-up it's basically look he's doing stand-up that's my buying is so f***** he's so f***** cuz he can't talk right he has a really hard time talking he keeps screwing things up and it's a real bad horse to bet on cuz he's an older guy you're still a Bernie guy I'd love the guy I love what he represents who wants to do good for people that don't have much that's that's a sentiment there's a desert quality that I think helps us as a community as a community of the United States if we have this agreement hey let's see what we can do let's see what we can do to balance things out and take for the downtrodden for the people that are hurting concentrate on them and he's made that a huge priority of his life and always has and it to deny that like look what he's trying to do I don't know if he can get any of this s*** past I don't think anybody knows until he gets in there but the idea is were saying we want better for people who don't have much yet that's what he stands for and you can call it Democratic socialism but it's an idea the idea is like helping people just helping people helping people you don't even know waking the world a better place than the corollary what's the Trump idea and why did it succeed bunch of pussies out there trying to ban Free Speech bunch of pussies out there come on America's number one f*** you f*** yeah there's also he doesn't talk like a politician you know we talked about China you go to them listen motherfukers when they charge 25% every like it's way more entertaining ever lived and not even close he buries all of them and he drags him if his fight even Hillary's now talking differently about other people she said about Bernie nobody liked him you would have never said that before Donald Trump she would have never ordered those word his victory over her is deep in her DNA now she starting to exhibit some of his patterns aliens millions of people who say nobody like him or nobody liked him in the second course course people like him and then they started running I like Bernie this #I like Bernie start popping up that behavior is a direct reaction to her getting pounded on by Donald Trump through the entire campaign are you still there and let me ask you this you've talked to a lot of people from all different Realms in here right if we can agree let's say that being entertaining is not a great prerequisite for qualification for being if we can agree on that what can be done whether it's in the political sphere the media sphere putting something in the drinking water to let people to encourage people to have a little bit more of what you're after whether it's compassion with at understanding whether it's balanced where there's moderation another Ridge why is the entertainment Force winning right now and if you don't like that notion what can be done well the entertainment force is written for whatever reason is being portrayed through Trump only see he's not a politician he's a guy who's a media star he's been a media star for decades he knows how to manipulate the media he knows how to sit on the Letterman couch and kill he's been doing it for a long time is very comfortable being in front of cameras none of those people have those kind of skills and nobody thought of it as a skill they thought of a politician being a politician stuff guys calling you crazy Ted or lying Ted you know lying Hillary heated makes up dance or you sleepy Joe I mean and I'm smiling because it's funny cuz he's good at up he's funny he's good at it there's a problem you should have a goddamn popularity contest to see who controls thermonuclear weapons that's f****** stupid it's stupid tilt allow pee but it's vote but it faces the popularity system we've got and that's what I'm asking you is what now I'm in the way that these election no cuz I don't think it was me if you look at the Lincoln-Douglas debates those are actual debate but I mean let's say that you're not happy with the way it is and there's a lot of people even there are people who like Trump quite a bit on some Dimensions who are very troubled by other dimensions there's a lot of people out there who are open to like no let's let's try to adjust the thinking let's try to change her mind try to not be influenced as much by what we're being influenced by do you have give me pointers the real problem that we're having is this tribal Battle of left vs right and the the strongest voices on the left the loudest voices in The Most Extreme often times are the worst representations and the same with the right the loudest most extreme team member so the people at the front of life okay we're going to kick their ass with me and there's also these ideas that we have that are cemented in stone that you know if you are a left-wing person you believe in XYZ this is your doctor and maybe you think that maybe maybe we should incorporate a lot of things we do with the fire department and you know when do that to schools and do that to housing and do that. Make sure that all the stuff covered make housing like an important part a civilization but for every but we did a piece of Freakonomics radio Pizza year to go cold Americans hidden duopoly and it was about the Democratic and Republican party basically acting like Pepsi and Coke right they kind of divide and conquer the market and they built an industry that is incredibly valuable to me is this Trump won the presidency as the Republican that the RNC most wanted to get rid of Bernie last time found was the Democrat that the DNC wanted to get rid of they lost by getting their candidate Hillary in this time Bernie may very well become the candidate is again the party of the DNC is out to get to what is it say you've got a duopoly literally the machines running the system that we kind of let ourselves get manipulated into buying like you said I've never understood my mom my mom and dad were democrats for a long long time typical Catholic not so difficult as your former Jewish got the typical Catholic working-class big family meat potatoes issues no-brainer that they're Democrats okay and then but my mom is a devout Catholic she started the local right-to-life chapter in Upstate New York where we live New York state has legalized abortion before Roe v Wade so she was fighting that fight early when that happened and the Democrats lined up against in favor in favor of legalize divorce she switched parties everything else about her was still mostly Democratic but she had to become a republican because of life and that's a that's another powerful one that got integrated into the right and it happens to all of us though we take there's one issue that kind of sets people off and then they have to join the team that they met everything else about her was still mostly Democratic but she had to become a republican because of life and that's a that's another powerful one that gets integrated into the right and it happens to all of us do we take there's one issue that kind of sets people off and then they have to join the team that they met


    Joe Rogan on Why Losing in Life is Important
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    retirement is a relatively new concept is only for the last like 1,800 years that used to work yourself pretty much and then you die and I do find that a lot of people get lost after they get up the thing and it's it it's you know it's it is kind of a rich kid problem and they just don't feel good I don't feel productive people they don't feel helpful yeah well that's the thing they say the single best if you're feeling down generally about yourself the single best thing they say you could day as though there's some Quorum of that you all agree on everything but a lot of people say the single best thing you can do in this was in our loneliness episode as well as service helping other people so do you have you run across anybody that you've been reviewed who you thought had a great kind of prescription for how to help other people like doable sensible know that if people really like I thought you know I work hard I try to love the people around me but I really want to have some kind of service component but I don't know what to do I'm to question I think first start with the people around you right start telling them you love them hug enhance the sense of community that you share with your friends your loved ones do your best to sort of be the person steps forward starts it off you know like makes an action tell someone how much you care and appreciate them I care about them and appreciate them when you maybe wouldn't have done that ordinarily you can we can all do that and we've all had it done to us and it feels amazing when someone comes up to you out of nowhere and goes hey man I just want to tell you I really appreciate you I know I know sometimes we don't talk to each other that much but when I do I really enjoy it I just I love you give me a hug I just want you to know I'm very fortunate that I have a lot of friends that do that kind of stuff real supportive group of friends and if you don't you long for that and I think that's a big thing like become that person really want and try to try to start that I can't imagine anybody hearing you say that would disagree such an Obviously good way to be and yet and yet I find that so many people kind of go out of their way to not just be generous cuz they're scared there's not a scarcity there they think that they have they have to make it and that if you make it 5-0 some are a loser yeah it's thinking it's real real real, our Hardware is the same in our software is not but you understand what it is and then you have that time to adjust that's why losing in life is so important weather is getting dumped getting fired losing a game loss those feelings where things didn't work out your way that's important because it lets you know this is a bad feeling that comes when it goes wrong and you improve and that it makes the good feelings of Victory all the better and I mean that you know when the relative sounds like even getting good at something good about Victory like making terrible book to get rejected by every publisher and then writing a really good one and people accepting like f*** I got better yes like the feelings of failure are really critical for your motivation that's interesting I've always thought of failure like or like like a failure or just like a bad event I've always thought that they were good because I'm like a scaredy-cat in some ways right and then if the very bad thing happens the very beard happens you survive it and then you learn to shed more fear and more directions you know what I mean so I could look at it that way but there's a lot of ways you can look at bad events you can't I a bad event is just who you are and you just have bad events in your f****** loser in life hates you and God hates you and look at that happened in the Mike again can't f****** believe it is a lot of got to go through life like that and you know they can say that they seek comfort in lowering the standards that they expect out of things when things go bad they say lot I f****** knew it for them alleviate some concern about what's going to happen the future cuz of Future's always dogshit know by doing that they've taken away the fear of Rights eating the fear of overcoming the fear of improving the fear of getting better as a human being has exhibit the same patterns you fall into those patterns other is alcoholism a gambling addiction tracks addiction people falling those because they are accustomed to it becomes a normal part of your life I think that's a scary thing for people want to buy pattern and to say okay I have to stop drinking how do I dress right what what steps are make and what's the best way community sponsor now and they work together that's I think the solution is as a really good so you know I have three brothers are all older on the youngest of eight and I don't mean to disparage them and I also know year younger than me but I kind of wish you'd been my old whether you would have been really good maybe Robin sucking up p**** come on man stop crying yeah that's okay with your brother and sister sometimes the only people that really know you like I have conversation with my sister sometimes she's the only person who really knows our childhood rain will talk about it was like 1 or 9 and ran and do you have the same option of it super honest right and she's what I mean you remember you remember yeah yeah yeah anything right we both have real similar Recollections of our past so it's a bit but those people that have experienced those things with you there like the only ones who really know you deep at your core and the more things you can experience with people the more you can share that sort of the people that's make me sad that people have no friends and no confidence they have no one they could talk to let me know when that knows their seat said there's no one that they can tell terrible joke to that you would never say an in mixed company right do you have no one who you know especially comedians We are the world famous for it we say things to each other all the time. Of the most horrible things and just to get a rise out of each other like one of my friends will say something terrible also in our culture there's a currency of being able to joke around like that of course physically if somebody makes one of my friends makes fun of me it's hilarious it's 5 and we do it to each other all the time because it doesn't actually like a currency and be able to take it to like you can make fun of Andrew doesn't give a f*** it's hilarious it's 5 we do it to each other all the time because it doesn't actually like a currency and be able to take it to like you can make fun of Andrew doesn't give a f***


    Stephen Dubner: Political Tribalism and the Nuclear Bomb
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    chocolate poison has gotten so much better than the fact one wrinkle of climate change and global warming is that the particulate the soot in the atmosphere in the 60 50 60s and 70s with apparently what kept things little bit cooler because it refracted sunlight knee or ankle that's the irony is you clean up the air and you allow more bleeding where when people reduce it to the headlines and then divide people into tribes exactly the opposite of what you want perfect example because it's clearly a right vs left thing too and some people circles if you are on the right you're supposed to say it's exaggerated it's a hoax it's a distance and that's not my concern my concern is jobs my concern is if I give you repeat the talking points and if it's on the left that's how dare you think the biggest I know it's it was not a bad imitation I think one of Obama's biggest mistakes he plainly wanted to address climate change global warming but he did it in a kind of standard left Democrat Way by calling a global warming by saying that there were bad actors which is true the thing that astonishes me that Democrats haven't done is talk about it in a language that every Republican every conservative every Hunter fishing would respond to which is pollution which is what it is by the right right there why why it became a conversation about a much bigger much more abstract much more difficult to understand and act on problem is strange to me because you know humankind comes together we came to look polio vaccine it wasn't like everybody was working on it but there weren't enough people concerned about it and then you had a president who said hey March of Dimes let's have everybody raise money come up with a vaccine and then Christina liew no salt with the vaccine is just interesting about the way medicine works today you basically said no no I don't want to I don't want to own this patent he could have become a billionaire you know this was this is this is the way we have fought in our passes humans about solving big problems we seem to have gotten away from that a little bit and I think that's weird to me that tribalism is the most dangerous it's not about the political charades I don't care about that don't think that's particularly damaging why I think it's damaging is by dividing yourself into these tribes are so exclusive and they have these purity test what we're doing is weird actually diminishing our Collective ability to come together to solve problems the good news is there's a million people out there at academic institutions in garages groups of one and two people who are working on solutions that are that keep coming you know human humans a species Jonas Salk when he did create That vaccine the world was a different place and it wasn't this pharmaceutical industry that we have today that's you know what has such a strong ability to influence the way people look at things through advertisements and just threw the way the influence politicians where is it's a different world to compare what did the Bounty that was awaiting Jonas Salk for coming up with the polio vaccine it's just a different world to the world different he didn't give credit to the other people to help him with the back yet there was an I do I do you read a with money but not good with people I haven't read this in a long time so I can't I can't speak to it but I would even like I've been do you like Richard Fineman you know Richard Fineman so so you know when he talks about and I love hearing him talk about when he was drafted to work on the Manhattan Project and you think about America was it was an existential fear legitimate about all the complications that we have an enormous scientific challenge we have an enormous competition against the Germans were trying to do the same thing and then even if we win then we have another hole challenge is tomorrow challenge but there's a way of thinking about those things that again wet measuring the cost and benefits of people who'd might disagree aggressively and they did about Manhattan Project can sit down and say okay here's here's what we're going to do what's the what's the lesser of the two evils and I feel like right now as much progress as we've had I feel we've gotten worse at looking at the lesser of two evils pass that looking at weighing costs and benefits for what is the lesser of two evils in that regard as it dropped the bombs and stop the war or is the lesser of two evils never drop the bomb and stop the war later yeah I mean look there's a million books been written about this I could make an argument in in either case I mean Japan we were very very scared of Japan Japan and showed a lot of ability to punish the United States even though Germany was out America still felt very fragile so I totally get the argument that it was meant to be you know I get it to ya on the other hand your picking some pretty big city to drop it on and you're picking too so you know killing mostly civilians yeah yeah so it's hard to imagine that decision will be made today you just said about being a polio vaccine different different case but roughly same time you're in you know it's very hard to project your ma rolls onto you know 50 years from now we may have a very different view about MMA friends since it's very hard to protect it for more people literally out of existence but I think that just the fact that these brilliant scientists were forced into that moral dilemma like one of my favorite videos online shopping what is discussing what he said when the first atomic bombs detonated and he pulled the Bhagavad Gita and he said I am become death destroyer of worlds and is just to say that it to see have you seen it the video please let me let me play before you play Oppenheimer right after went describing what it was like cuz it's so Eerie ki'teer you have one of those brilliant scientist ever who completed this fantastic project Manhattan project that literally were nuclear weapons never happened before in all of human history as far as we know and hear the guy that did it that knew that knew that was going to be the death of untold amounts of people listen to this listen to what it says line from the Hindu scripture the bhagavad-gita Vishnu is trying to persuade the prince but now I am become death the destroyer of worlds I suppose we all thought that one way or another imagine being that guy I mean here's a guy first of all according to Bhagavad Gita in 1945 little ahead of his pretty pretty incredible or 40 it was 46 when did they detonate 40 the test where I think 44 and Hiroshima and Nagasaki 45 correct this guy who you know is just a brilliant scientist he's not supposed to be the guy who destroys a half a million people in One Moment One brief flash of light and vaporizes a half a million people he he went to the school in New York City called The ethical culture fieldston school which is where my kids went so Oppenheimer is kind of a patron saint for having the brains to do something unimaginable and having the ethics and courage to know that what he done was unacceptable on some levels you know on the other hand would look if we're talking about costs and benefits let's think about nuclear power nuclear bombs as a deterrent against others down the road rights you have to say killed a lot of people how many lives did it save impossible to say argument right then y'all drive to talk about then that's also talk about nuclear power which was the byproduct of this right and there are those who could argue and I would probably need this argument to say that if the US had continued on the path of nuclear power in the 70s rather than totally flipping out after well after Three Mile Island then later Chernobyl which is much worse accident at Three Mile Island if if that had continued what we have now is probably much much much cleaner cheaper safer nuclear Fuel and instead what happened because we basically stopped building nuclear plant instead for the next forty years we weren't a crap load of coal that's been terrible for the environment for lies a lot of lives lost in mining colder than the pollution so so you know actions have consequences with seems to be all benefit off and has a lot of costs and life is complicated but I think the more with the Wii measure and weigh things sensibly the list screaming there is I I just I love changing my mind I love hearing somebody make an argument that makes me say oh you know the way I thought about that before I see why I thought it I don't feel like a fool for having thought of it wound now that now that you've laid out some facts and laid out some counterfactuals I appreciate the opportunity to change my mind I enjoy that I don't know why I think we're so often you are a Diaz like our ideas are part of us and we're losing if our ideas that we've been discussing or incorrect if our assumptions were incorrect is a value judgment against us right you know I think the nuclear thing is interesting because I think one of the problems with what happened was the shity design of like Fukushima where they can't shut it off as freak people out rightly so and it's in there it's built in a bad spot and The Back-up Plan sucked everything's wrong and hotspot I was going to be like that for a hundred thousand years break there's a better way and they never had a chance to find that better way because they've had a better way for everything else in those later ones the ones that their operational now are far better than the Fukushima month and they could have gotten way way way way way better and that is it's one of those things that doesn't seem like a make sense like women nucleares clean it's working really clean it's really clean if it's done right and if they allow them to innovate over those forty years we would have got to someplace where it's like super efficient just like everything else if you look 1970 car right and then you look at a car from 2020 how did Tesla like maybe they would figure out how to really knock it down so that means there are still a lot of people working on next next next next Generation nuclear power MacLean Bill Gates's involved and including some that are working with using as fuel with called spent fuel in a traditional nuclear attack traditional nuclear a big problems at 1 so it's eventually going to crack do the bunker and toxify everything around it maybe before you could also theoretically use that as literally as fuel also


    Adam Curry Explains Legal Loophole Behind Homeless Problem | Joe Rogan
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    has grown now oh my God it's crazy changing talk about it too much I've lived in my wife Tina night we got married in in May and we bought a house together but Southeast Austin about we were living downtown right downtown I had a place there and we moved into an apartment together and we just saw it happening it really started with the with the scooters that's really what started to mess up Austin overnight like what the f*** is this I'm just there everywhere and Austin are been trying to create a bike Vibe with the bike paths and you know just all the stuff which is ludicrous when I grew up a riding bicycles and it takes maybe 50 years before everyone is accustomed to Bicycle traffic and has not just something with Bill Tina I turn right around the corner I still look look at my right mirror I look there so that make sure there's not a bike next built-in no people don't do that to people always getting hit and then the scooters pop up and it's just met him everywhere there on the sidewalk there mowing people down people it's nuts well now there's that yeah you going down if he's 25 is already pretty fast he flies from do about 15 15 17 miles but what I noticed because all the Silicon Valley companies are opening up offices in Texas a lot of men Austin and that's where they put the human resource heavy stuff so not the top programmers this is help desk this is the people who reviews YouTube video so you know they're there already kind of wax are the watch nothing but death and destruction fuckedupshit all day long he doesn't really have a connection to the city 2, like I'm here for a couple years and I'll go move somewhere else so they don't care and they're on the scooters don't really care about the city about that the whole life has become increasingly more Boston has some other problems kind of following what's what California at-will San Francisco Los Angeles to Portland Seattle neon following the let people camp it everywhere things less become a real problem and it's crazy here it all comes from a lawsuit in Boise Idaho and that's where this started where in the first went to the 5th circuit in 9th Circuit Court there was an appeal that said you cannot move people who are camping without having a suitable place for them to stay you can offer them because then it is a violation of 8th Amendment under cruel and unusual punishment that's why until that solved is cruel and unusual punishment to move someone who's homeless or not move someone who's camping if you can't offer them adequate housing so these people just camping on sidewalks they're just like they do here at the underpass medians and so it's just weird legal situation yeah this really started will they were they lifted the camp to know camping that lifted it so it was not a problem then they said but wouldn't let anyone camp and it went nuts and all the sudden downtown was just filled with people lay in camping everywhere then they went this is not going to work mayor Adler and city council so okay well Banette in the just in downtown which is pretty much with mayor lives you know the W Hotel that you can't no camping City Hall but we have a university town so you got UT and it's just this is whole half of a semicircle of camping and just met him right on the on the outskirts of the campus and your kids are afraid of getting harassed and I think Giuliani likes room in the East River or something but and now they're back in New York like this is not a not a good thing how do you fix that those people are worried about the cruelty in fixing a there you go you know that's the problem it's like you it's to be cruel to stop that no know how do you stop and soliciting is homeless right or because not necessarily something that they didn't choose a lot of people choose a vagrant Lifestyles tons with particular in warmer climates like here and I do a lot for the homeless problem in Austin as much as I can and none of it is sanctioned by the city they're f****** morons new affordable-housing is catastrophic loss of that's the number one reason someone dies and then it just it's downhill from there and before you know it you're out on the streets very difficult to rebound and so people need Community everybody needs Community where do they find the community under the bridge that's where the communities and the community is transactional it's drugs me out at whatever you that's a community is not a healthy one but it's a community there's actually a great project awesome called mobile loaves & fishes Community First Village Star by this guy was in construction and he just put down a whole bunch of tiny homes and people who are if your homeless you can go there and you can live in a tiny home but you rent it and there are some no some prerequisites but you don't have to be drug free because you're home so you can do whatever you want in your home but it's like $200 or $250 a month most people if they do the paperwork I can get the Social Security or disability which will cover that they still have to either work there in the community garden to feed themselves at different like I auto detailing at all this different stuff but there's no police saying it's not near as 500 people there now and it's working out fantastically can't get money to that because you're f****** god nuts or whatever it is but it's really working extremely well that's great when someone comes up with something you know I don't look at this Alan Graham is the saying what what he did and he lives there he lives in a small in a small home on Primacy and if you go there he'll be happy to show you around and all kinds of cool stuff at but it's just people are living together he says so if Joe walks out in the morning not Yu-Gi-Oh but the other he's got his his his dick hanging out and instead of the neighbors calling the cops the neighbors Hey Joe what's going on man will sit down for second step of coffee let's see what's going on 30 pants up your local city council your Mayors always a lot of people with mental illness who have houses so you know it's definitely mental illness and drug addiction but it really starts with catastrophic loss of family that's the number one reason people become unhoused out here it's the shift was Jimmy would you say about four or five years ago it really started kicking in somewhere around then yeah somewhere around four or five years ago you start noticing like Villages of tents under under passes and then at least you Fear Factor in Downtown LA like right down the street from Skid Row which is an extraordinary place if you've never seen skid-row and you drive by and go what this is real like this is downtown Los Angeles and you You're Beautiful by the way Kid Rock which is just you can't believe the Staggering numbers of people that are just camped out Stadium to see a game Adam Carolla said we got to do something about whatever you're doing and that's part of cancel culture people are afraid you know you could cancel culture was real if you have something to lose like you got nothing to lose I have nothing to lose they did your on your bulletproof do degree I'm bulletproof cancel all you want you taken away for me to do advertisers I don't have them stop listening


    Joe Rogan and Adam Curry Talk About the Early Days of the Internet
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    computer was the Sinclair zx80 Sinclair ZX and I build my own modem which was I think basically you could like 9:05 bald I guess to put the two pieces in boxes and then put another handset on top 14 4-way before and then my dad always had computers around the house and I was online on a very early in their amazing look at that thing so I was hacking with that stuff and then you're the Commodore 64 so when this first started happening and you started the internet it was AOL I got a I picked up an apple home computer from one of them office stores whatever the chain was I don't think they're around anymore like so it was actually CompUSA AOL and then I remember going to the first thing I did was go and try to find UFO files that's always trying to fight like what are the government's files on UFOs I want to read whatever the f*** you can read I want to know I want to know what they know I was downloading all this s*** from these like crude AOL boards and likely is online searches we could online search things he needs Archie get all the paperwork Veronica there different types of servers remember go for it to get into gopher gopher I do remember you check this out Jamie. Jamie gopher was basically the World Wide Web only was no web and so you could log on to a terminal and you could use a menu system so basic with the arrow keys but if you go to the right you might be connecting to a different computer to different University I eat a different server and then you can have a tattoo as they say all these information documents linking to each other and I started one piece of mtv.com like I went to him and said hey I don't want to do this thing on the internet and I wear a lot of our audiences and I want to register mtv.com yeah that's cool don't worry about it we have the AOL keyword so you go ahead and do a little in it that thing their son do whatever you want I got an email from the University of Michigan or that the Gophers is at their symbol Michigan thank you and they said dude you're using this commercial you have to pay us $5,000 for a license and like just for the server software which is open for free but they it was something in the license MTV and I said okay and there's a video on YouTube with me with a gopher t-shirt on MTV and then we like all mankind Urbana Illinois and those Marc Andreessen. He went on to create the biggest VC in Silicon Valley and when I saw that picture took an hour to download p*** video look at that I was like what the number what it was girl giving guy b****** it only lasted like 15 South was there ever a moment when was the moment I should say Obviously now today we all realize it's out of our control and it's a wild very strange thing that's taking over alive and then I want to talk about neural link to know something about that about Elon musk's invention neuralink I know a little bit about it but when you were we when you saw it kind of getting away like when was the moment where you were like this is a very strange thing it's never the people before I had the online part figured out because I ran a bulletin board you might remember those you could call in and maybe like five lines and you go in and do your business and then get out and who years that this is got to be early 80s maybe even late 70 so there's time for Innovation that right is big long strap things don't get any better well the speed got marginally better people got more online step the computers are able to do more than over there also some other things happening we had Windows Windows 95 came into play so now people were wearing a different world of computing used to be. And people have him wordperfect and and then all of a sudden we have an interface on top of it and we didn't have that the show that started to teach people how to deal with the environment so that was all there but the self would be 1987 and I login to get on the unit you had to log into a dial-up account launch a PPP session or slip and then had lunch the software on your computer and then you could open a terminal and you could type things like telnet and then a domain name or Indian IP address it could connect to someone else's thing and kind of look around was just all text-based but that for me was like holy ship you can connect from one to the next I understood the hyperlinking I understood how powerful that would be and if I just had a little computer today on my desk had a Mac plus with a gigantic external 20 megabytes cuz he hard drive 20 megabytes hdpt Mosaic browser browser the web and then the third moment was Carl Jacob Facebook but at the time and he contacted me so I can see what you're doing to send you a computer and sent me a Sun Voyager which is like a portable a luggable with an LCD color screen is UNIX which is even crazier and so he started show me stuff and he actually stream the song from his work station in San Francisco to my computer in Montclair New Jersey and I played I had him on the phone here I heard him start it and then it came through and it played on my on my computer I've never seen this before or heard it was like broadcast we can use this to broadcast since that moment I think that's the mission I've been on and look at Mama I have a ride here we are that's an amazing story man that's cool as f*** I love hearing it from someone was there from the very first steps and your we used to have the yellow page of the internet Yellow Pages which was a book I still have it it was published was published right that's it fell apart that's what happened with newspapers he was with the newspapers f***** up with the news when the internet came around and there were I saw it other people saw Craig Newmark saw it and it's classifieds because they were all hoity-toity about their advertising model but they're really making money off the classified ads everybody knows it everybody knew it and that's what Craigslist who you try to sell it to Tribune Tribune or Hurst for just a couple million bucks and it's like now we're not interested we don't need it not invented here whatever and so he ate up there their they're classified business overnight and they were left holding the bag saying but we have cool news to advertise on well-known and I will put some in there but not always about the classified that's where the money came from the more I can tell the story of the story about how they passed on it and he's very well the classified ads do they even have them newspaper Obits dead people is that still a good business the Obits dead people is that still a good business to have some but no not really how often do you hold a physical newspaper in your hand to read it whenever I whenever I'm at the airport I always buy the newspapers


    How to Use a Float Tank Like Joe Rogan
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    I didn't want I did not like that at all like claustrophobic no no I just was so I couldn't I couldn't get into any kind of zone or why but just kept like I'm laying here in lukewarm water I'm like I'm not hearing anything and it's like no it's getting a little cold or warm sweet Zone but when you can get there it's really all about whether or not you know how to concentrate on breathing if you can just concentrate on breathing. Breathwork the ends very interesting it's not against anything and distract myself cuz I'm floating you know when you drift into the wall sometimes so I wait until the ripples died down and climb and there's going to be like a little bit of George Ranch and when you lay down once the water gets still then I let my hands go and then I just think about breathing and I thought I am not a wizard at this right eye goes in and out I think about I forgot to call that guy got to send an email and then if I just stay vigilant and make sure I was okay when I get back on the road and the road is thinking only of the breathing only of the in and out in and out I just visualized are coming in and out of my lungs and just died alone while line the tank and put me in a trance and it takes a while but I can do it quicker because I've done it for years because the tanks in normal thing I get in at the most I always think his I should do this more often that's what I usually think but I can get in the trance but just thinking about the breathing what line the tank of put me in a trance but I can do it quicker because I've done it for years because the tanks and normal thing I get into the most I always think his I should do this more often that's what I usually think but I can get in the trance but just thinking about the breathing


    Was Brendan Schaub Ever Offered Steroids?? | Joe Rogan
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    if he was the king or the president of MMA I would eat what would he do about the steroid situation with basically means that weed from a piss test I think I think I used to do it when he was clean finishing a deal with anybody ever approached you and said hey man I think we can we can get you on some see all yeah they say it I can afford it though because they were going through like a doctor and I just remember Dr I don't think you still in business and your insurance will cover to get paid cash


    Jon Jones' Failed VADA Test | Joe Rogan & Brendan Schaub
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    all of them it is testing nobody's testing if you are a young guy and you're indulging in various ways to enhance your physical recovery and then you get off of that stuff you're going to have an adaptation. And that out adaptation. I mean that this is an issue can you get off of it was a young guy if he's on it we're assuming we don't. Gordon yeah I don't know speaking completely honestly we know for a fact that some competitors are indulging I don't know that I would say yes when you do have that situation where someone is on something and then you get off of something then have this adaptation. Where there were there body's not producing testosterone as much anymore they going to have to get on something else in order to kick start it back up we can do that I can do that but here's the thing to do you know what this Jon Jones thing in the Pico cramping and smell with Vada right and they still on the fight will now let's say you are a Jew to guy comes the UFC and you did do stuff prior Andres Pico picograms get flagged entirely on what you're doing well no good with you. It does not it depends entirely on what you're doing no joke names of whether or not you get punished twice for the same crime so if they can prove exactly the same way they proved with John if it was things happening is that the testing is getting far better so they can test you for stuff now that a year ago is absolutely impossible for sure so the threshold right now that day or said his was confusing to me the threshold that they tested John was supposed to be more then vodka yes and then the deny the fight this is where it gets weird me the night of the fight to commission testing them all the same. Cuz I'm pissed commission USANA & Final Tustin St piss you sodded didn't report anything commissioner before anything right in about you claim to fight but then bada did with you Sade up in the rulebook no matter if it's Pecos whatever is if you get flagged it doesn't matter if it's from residue whatever is you cannot compete until that is out of your body that's the rule book black and white it don't say well speak still good doesn't matter we cannot Grant you the license to compete in which is why they don't suspect that's why I honestly think why they're doing this because they don't know exactly how this is happening I think they have been there series which you know it works right now but ultimate they don't really know what's going on so if they were to suspend John and he's really not taking Chase to the f*** out of them so I think double jeopardy stuff in the system is no indication that he has recently taken it which is not the same drawing Powers John what happens if someone takes say you take creatine the creatines tainted and you have some forbidden substance in your system and it supposed to only play in your system for 6 months if it's the certain stuff but now the testing gets better and so now instead of punishing you for something that you accidentally took and then they test you and they say off we can prove you accidentally took it so when we going to give you a six-month suspension bit after 6 months is over they can still tested in you why because it's got better what do they do now because in the past they would have said it's time served for the you want you don't want to punish a guy for something you've already punished him for if you proven that it's this is what he took with it but that the rulebook is it so you can only compete when you pass the tab you read this will guess yes discussions about this was he think he should be allowed to compete because getting a license to fight that is the rule that's explain the most all the fighters that the real problem would be is what if it's proven at some point I meant to say a big Thrift what if rather than one time that they can tell if you've ever taken anything ever your whole life and they just disqualify anyone forever even if it's an actual shift test you started testing their parameters are based off of Olympic that's right they stop suspending guys 2 to 4 years you know f***** up that is to do a fighter like Josh Barnett that house Smalls your windows not we're not the Olympics don't come every four years it's such a small one or two to four years baby got a guy who's hired some Victor Conte type individual back when Victor was doing this with the other clear any higher some guy in this guy get some on some s*** that no one knows what it is and he's just running through people and he's looking like yoel Romero on smashing people but he's rebuilding it and everybody's like I don't buy it something's wrong and then one day you catch him ever again how many people are cheating right and what should the punishment be should be based on how many people are cheating or should be based on the philosophy we're trying to get cheating out of the sport I don't know whoever can get it out as you do you wish that the Japanese were super crazy strict about steroids back before Pride point for letting a guy like him take something so he can recover you know cuz he's 40 years old he still enjoys fighting but his body doesn't produce testosterone the right way anymore testosterone use exemption VTOL jet


    Joe Rogan on Trump & Kim Jong-Un's Meeting
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    yeah I wish you really did say that that m*********** line oh yeah come on when that s*** would be hilarious if you did that as president what would everybody do your not allowed to do that do not do not cuss that's kind of like but I think that like when he's a little rocket man that was hilarious so funny fat like I tried so hard to be his friend and maybe someday that will happen to the consequences if you f****** with him not even close he is the f****** Grand Champion off of being entertaining for as long as he doesn't blow us up and he gets out without getting a box like it's highly possible that doesn't make it out of this one alive but if he does through the whole thing I think is going to be good Jack on will go man that's crazy it took that thing for us to talk about a lot of things like the me-too movement would have never happened if Hillary got an office for sure I don't think so man like Harvey and everyone our business have been so gleeful of this Hillary thing I think I would have still been like we'll cover it up like we've been doing yeah dude because Weinstein supported Hillary's Camp that's what I'm saying that is all part of the same with Obama die-hard liberals that are like Fear Factor when you said no way I care that's you that's who loses I don't know man I care so little that I probably would lose not to Goodwin I probably would barely like 10 minutes Joe I wish you came on your fired I would have McDonald's with you I don't need that shirt tied you eat fried chicken with a fork and a knife he's a he's a comic act like that he is a cartoon that's for sure heart Gallery see my never Trump exhibit at that was burned To The Ground by Mexicans how ironic I just think I think he's going to win again I just do I think unless the Democrats can pull something together in the next year-and-a-half two years of someone that actually is like a formidable component Superman it's entirely possible that he's got one round in the chamber for like right around six to eight weeks out totally for the election one thing where he like let something happen or s*** goes down and he has the perfect solution to put out that fire is going to go yeah sometimes people die and is this a where you do what is this present address of what he say will the space force with the Navy and a space for us he has a bunch of buddies that make spaceships so what he's going to do it so they make it I'm going to be on board yeah spacewar like overhead like we're in the sky about when we look at a nice guy and you see like a rocket ships flying back and forth was showing them something that they could do it wasn't really being talked about it makes so many people nervous and other countries like this like just having talking about a space War just it's just talking to so flippant letting a lot of a lot of other countries like him I think they're I think they're enamored by his his just complete disregard for rules I think people love that he just doesn't give a shitt you think so I think our friendly countries like England I'm sure that he's a nuisance you know about us or like that guy's hilarious a weirdo spacewar they're in the f****** hallway they're pushing each other right no one wants to keep hitting one or two books out of each other's hands and it's always right there and finally someone takes to hit it could easily happen with some little Banana Republic some crazy dictator in Venezuela could send a missile at some other dude f*** hopping like a little b**** that we're doing now and then we back this coming then the Russians back the other guys and next thing you know it'll Jed's a millionaire we're in a f****** War which were so weird about war it's like we accept the fact that war exists but only when it's not near us it's like you know like North Dakota are you somewhere where I'm not near some weird spot. weird spot in the Middle With You can have that area right here


    Adam Curry Describes What It’s Like to Chew Betel Nut
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    documentary in Thailand the organization that I work for in the Netherlands broadcast company is it available online Beachwood on YouTube Veronica goes Asia and so is Thailand me the number things we went into a brothel in with the girls have all the numbers we film they're going to the long neck's never would have all the rings on the long necks and 1/2 hours and then a 4 and 1/2 hour 5 ourbus drive-thru beside Cruz right so we're 10 people producers and every and it's got to be around here and it's like a big sign almost in neon long necks this way I'm like f****** tours trap it really is you know but then we went up to the hill tribe I'm sure that they've done it before you head cruise over but it's only winning cuz all the men are in the Opium hot and just completely Stone smoking opium the women run the whole deal and and they they chew the beetle not route with with a white paste and some kind of cocoa paste intercourse for the documentary I tried that in their mouths are all read your teeth get completely read from the Betelnut oh my God and OSHA light version of it and I guess so just you felt this like to clear a lot of different drugs I'm not rude what's what's in that jazz Jamie could find out you got to see the women that you got you got to see that you got to see their ride there red what it mean open and Bleed it into a glass of alcohol and it's supposed to be very potent makeshift bring in the middle of the Jungle and all these people in the music magical you would enjoy it I think a lot of twisty and kinky stuff and I look at myself dancing I'm like oh my God this has to stop this video has to be eliminated I am actually that guy I'm so bad at least learn to dance improper dances together cuz then I can keep my posture up my frame right oh my God this has to stop this video has to be eliminated I am actually that guy I'm so bad at least learn to dance and proper dances together cuz then I can keep my posture out my frame right


    Adam Curry: MTV Had a New Kids on the Block Problem
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    is this allowed to go for t-shirts then just life back then that means you have that yourself just with a Jimmy of course but it is all still a part of me that MTB. Is so definitively closed because it's just not that will never come back when it was a magical time was fun and to this day it can be in the oddest places is usually a guy in a suit and tie people dropping a bottle I catch it on the way down that's my superpower you get to rest and you get a superpower that's my catching snow usually a guy in a suit and tie and also has like and then you know once once bet started getting the INTP had to buy bet because they were getting World premiers from Michael Jackson so that was the whole thing there the real world real world TV ratings during the day or 0.5 basically I was always proud that I was sometimes break one but had interesting shows that people like to watch like dial MTV that was the precursor to Total request live Carson Daly show I did that and you know that was just a top 10 of the day but people had the idea that they were making a difference in the in the chart which they weren't because we're number one can you number one requested every single day New Kids on the Block it was the biggest problem in MTV just sometimes it just didn't make it on or we're not playing anything under number 5 today New Kids on the Block or 6G it's so hard on Twitter they had to stop him from being number one they have today number one by Taylor Swift or Beyonce someone would be how to stop him from being number one they have today number one Taylor Swift or Beyonce someone would be


    Adam Curry's Ask Jeeves Investment Allowed Him to Buy a Castle | Joe Rogan
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    at least you guys will have bears that that's when it really is a pain in the ass people. IO Dee's now though I'll bet you do a couple of those walking through the yard and I have no pets so indoor you're opening it up and you're not thinking s*** very free the cats can't even go outside I had a castle in the in Belgium we had and two horses there and it was one of the first internet marketing and advertising companies and was big with 400 people Republican back then was like this is before the hold the real.com crazy so we raised 20 million dollars like holy s*** we couldn't believe it which is nothing these days and after all the lawyers and they wanted taken their money there was fifteen million laughed until we start to build a business and what we talkin about I learned what the dilution means but I invested $50,000 and some company and then in 2004 mm move to answer to move back to the Netherlands and the bank called me said you sitting down as a yeah what's up you know that company invested in well it went public was ask Jeeves and 65 million dollars on paper paper Joe lockup you couldn't sell any of it and you all this stuff so I can get some out but yeah basically wrote it down to wallpaper regulation so you won't be left holding the bag so I can all the ship goes down in value does a lock-up typically 6 months or 12 months or 18 months and threw some back ended way on what the hell is going on a banker's do it with Swap and stuff and promises and derivatives they were able to get some money out for me that I spent on helicopters I have the company in San Francisco this is a different company and podcast company and I was going I was living in London at the times I've lived there for five years damn your international travel I don't have live in a couple places and was going back and forth San Francisco London and there was a breakup between me and my wife and we got divorced and so I stayed in San Francisco and then moved to California to Los Angeles for about a year I always want to live in LA with the hills over by Highland and it just didn't work for me and I was doing basic the podcast and that's how it's me I'm like 12 13 years ago and I don't know it's just that area but had nowhere else to go and if I wanted to go somewhere I'm just sitting in traffic all day if I want to go to the beach know I was with a woman at the time was an actress actress man that I was warned about so she wanted to be in that general area that just wasn't working for me and then I did it tour from Virginia down to Florida to the Gulf Coast for the show with an RV doing the show from the RV meeting people doing meetups and it was it was just around the time when the you had that the BP oil spill in the Gulf that's what people really message was not a good vibe and I was going to go straight up to Chicago and a buddy of mine Greg Lawley who was one of the true last Independent Record promoters who I've known from San Francisco and I knew from Chicago back from the radio days and he said Adam come to Austin you'll love it comes to come stay at my place he says well I thought to myself Greg is flamboyantly gay single dad adopted a kid from Ukraine and if he's in Texas and he still alive it can't be that bad and there were 3033 people at the meet-up and happy and proud of their city and proud of their state and they loved it was just it was so much good energy particular after just came from the Gulf and one young woman her purse fell on the ground and out rolled a fresh pair of Underpants and and a handgun unlike Texas and they loved it was just so much good energy particular after just came from the Gulf and one young woman her purse fell on the ground and out rolled a fresh pair of Underpants and and a handgun unlike Texas


    Adam Curry Was the First Podcaster | Joe Rogan
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    any further we should give you credit you're the reason why all this started you are the original podfather soda legitimate one like if there's a lot of people claiming that you're the guy who made the very first podcast you even keep up with the name of it right I didn't come up with the name of podcasting was invented in 2004 anyone was podcasting before there was an iPod interesting late I was living in Amsterdam at the time and working with Dave Winer Who had who really invented blogging and he hadn't created this RSS syndication format and he had software you could block and then an aggregator kind of like no Google Reader at the time that you can read blogs and it was kind of like a two-way communication thing was interesting and lot of people starting to use it in Amsterdam they had cable modems ruled out everywhere and cable modems was sold the time as always on internet it wasn't fast it was just f****** on you didn't dial in which was oh my God this is great this was a huge Improvement and have to kick someone off the phone line all of that so the the experience of multimedia was s*** like you want to hear a song or play a video is like click wait wait wait download-wake-me-up it would probably download an open up some kind of player than it was not an experience there's nothing nothing there that made sense so and I always want to broadcast on the unit that's always been my thing from the moment I saw it so I came up with this concept of the last yard so what if you had a little thing running on your computer in the background that would know if there's something you wanted let's just forget the Howard nose part it would download it and would tell you that there was something new when it already had it on its local hard drive so you remove the whole wait experience cuz you don't know you don't know that this computer's been downloading something you it just tells you how it's here it's not abnormal in Media or the 6 News most of its produced before the actual broadcast so I took this idea to Dave and I said we need to come up with something that can download a media file that I program somehow like this is going to show up and then it download it and only tells me when it's there and I can click on it plays immediately and it took some convincing he didn't exactly understand what I was saying he probably thought that's f****** MTV guy gets f*** out of here that's exactly what you thought and what I wanted to do in his own software and he said okay I'm going to do this but only on the condition never ever ever f****** use my software again because that was horrible what you just did and so we created the enclosure element in RSS and so for two years we were doing back and forth like movie files stop and don't click and would open up in the experience was good until I saw my first iPod friend of mine to look at this and like the white one with the big, it was a good one right there for awhile like hard drive and I looked at him went this is not a solid state receiver programming and so I said about again with my fantastic programming skills skills to make a little application and the dye pot at the time you still had to sync it to iTunes is how you got music onto it back in the day and so you could put a an MP3 file into a blogpost basically but it was a special attachment really and so this program would just be looking all the time it's just something new something new something new download it then QuikTrip it so that it's synchronized to the iPod and it works now not being a programmer actually Kevin marks the guy was working at Apple same to you a version of the script that actually work that was helpful and I set about creating a radio show but we didn't have a name podcast yet and I wanted to be able to talk to developer software developers who could create receiver Sony we had by Potter I Potter should I Potter lemon all the all these different applications which kind of did the same thing and because I was talking to developers I called it the daily source code so I did every day and source code is kind of what the developers working and I was really talking to them like the guys over in New Zealand 8 and they've created this version of the iPhone is really working well and we discovered all kinds of crazy s*** like you subscribe to a feed because we don't have thought it through try and download know everything you had feed all at once so try to download 50 episodes and we still had kind of always on internet help with everything with Crunch and die and this just kept building and building other people started doing these and we called and soliloquies and little bundles of joy and all kinds of really dumb names and the Denny Gregoire guy who was just listening to podcast and the name stock Ben hammersley from the Guardian years earlier had actually use the term podcast somewhere in article which has no podcasting at the time but he envisioned that and then called it podcast so really fast before I knew what the BBC was calling in the interviews here and then I'm like holy s*** something blowing up here and it wasn't until that that's a big moment was I got a call from Steve Jobs and he says I can watch it with Eddy cue big-man-on-campus there now so can you meet with Steven like an hour and it was and I had a lot of interesting that he busy dude my my best meeting to date had been Quincy Jones where I got drunk with him for an hour on live radio show that was Steve Jobs really heard before two of us is Maddie's f****** pissed off and is yelling about the f*****-up Wi-Fi and I learned later that his his plan always for the iPhone was to not be a cell phone but to use Wi-Fi networks around the world and it really wouldn't be that scene was for that was his his vision and actually I thought to myself probably come down just to make sure and then he was talking about Eddy cue says yeah you know the Raa called and they got a problem with the with our able to record sounds on the macneill breaking any kind of encryption and I said important because in order to record stuff we using like audio hijack Pro and all these different kinds of tools and I said Mom and I hope hope they don't do that because it's kind of important for production to see you f*** it down to f*** themselves this is tools are guys need on him and then he said I'd like to put podcasting an iTunes are you okay with that I like are you kidding me yes I'll give you my director that built the directory of pothead I'll give you that the started off absolutely and then I was kind of funny so then maybe what year was this 2004 2004-2005 time frame and then they can find if you want it's a pretty funny video so he announces this on stage playing my my podcast where I just rail on the Mac it's if they're really legitimizes me in the world of podcasting thank you Steve I really appreciate it. You got to check this out this is hilarious free radio invented podcasting and now he has a podcast called The Daily Source let me go ahead and subscribe to that and now we can go listen to his latest one and just click on it do with 500k do you know exactly what he was doing bro I'm telling you he went on to raise lot of money from those companies to build my podcast Network what was the first what year was your first podcast the first one you released also that was 2003 I guess what was going on before you was there anything was there any other people did putting a video and audio if you remember that low-grade streaming stuff and with this really made it did two things I mean it's all the problem for downloading that was the first and now that's no longer an issue of course so it but it did put the subscription model in the place and because neither I or de why nor have ever patented any of this it's completely free and open so no one owns it and that was that was the mission I'm very proud of that that's beautiful because otherwise if someone Spotify is now trying to buy podcasting by buying up all these networks and they'll make it exclusive and Grant trying to switch from a music company to an audio company but ultimately look at all the applications that are out there that are really good people love them the Apple podcast app I use overcast I like that a lot there's any of tons of different ones and it's all because it's an open standard that no one can control in Silicon Valley loves control in a Walled Garden locked into Apple stuff know then you have they didn't have many different ways they could do stuff or they could help but I don't know why I don't know why they're not I think it's I think they thought for the longest time that I was just this thing that people did that was no big deal and then it's become so enormous but they still have this Mount this model of their operating under that it's just they're just aggravating could be I mean what was interesting is when they started off they immediately start to highlight NPR programming which I'm not I'm grateful for WGBH in Boston did a lot with the putting their first programs make nose available as podcast but kind of the the beauty of the amateurism of podcast and got pushed down a little bit and it was all BBC and PR CVS a little too much for me the Radiolab Isle of Radiolab but I know what you're saying it's very produced it's right like people answer questions for the ghazt instead you look hot in it so what he said was this why you just let him say it


    Adam Curry on the Great Vape Scare
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    it's just nuts how much money is involved in in and how many people look away and people are trying to stop different flavored tobacco smoke I see you're a vapor will that that I actually look into that very very deeply and now this was that the tobacco industry had a problem the problem was this I kicked the cigarettes with this cuz it's just me or not things happen the lung issues and I don't know who you know personally but there was a surge don't know anybody personally there was a scare in the scare killed a couple of people like 10 people and would have turned out was that was people who would Vaped THC cartridges and some putting him the people who put the you buy your THC cartridge from a dispensary here it's actually package by somebody else not by that person so you have new king World whatever it is different here that's kind of a reputable brand but it's somewhere else that means putting it in your putting the stuff in and they put in some vitamin E acetate and that just have like created a Whitney of heat that up and became a web of some s*** inside your lung and f***** you up so that's an odd thing but that nothing to do with vaping nicotine with with the typical chemicals do you get from reputable companies The Vaping from marijuana with their processes more problematic than vaping of tobacco well he was in that case let someone change the formula then you need to have some some oil in there and work keep it near liquid in Fort just for it to be able to go into the Vape and not the issue was actually the vitamin E oil so that's top of course somewhere someone did something shity and that happened really high guy actually said this to me once he told me that he uses organic MCT oil for his you vape I don't even know you you could be a crazy person you can be a DMT Vape DMT Vape now you might be going into orbit for 20 minutes not quite the same as death by helicopter controlling the rotations of a bolts very delicate like literally the amount of effort you put if you like you if you watch a good player the amount of effort they put really accurately depicts how many Revolutions of the cutest Georgia and after its colliding with the object ball and you get more sensitive that when you're high is another one a lot of people do Jiu Jitsu it's really, most perfect Landing ever it when I was super into it anyway so we had a real issue also comes back to the States because there's this master agreement that was put in place decades ago that tobacco companies would pay a percentage of their sales to all states to free compensation for whatever fuckedupshit people get from smoking tobacco and all the states wrote big bonds against that money and so when the income from the tobacco companies would decreasing significantly because of vaping all of a sudden the states are going especially this one what the f*** Brooke so everyone had an incentive to get rid of vaping get people back on Tobacco so they Ultra bought juul the debate that the main thing this is Hardcore this is Jewel is a prepackaged product kids were buying it like over a juul you can control how much can you put a fan put whatever you wanted and not just limited by what juul wants to sell you and went back to the cuz you like the story okay so so tobacco States everyone's keyed-up they buy juul for 18 billion dollars they buy it as a write-off they want to get this company out of the market then they go to the FDA and they start all this s*** about flavors flavors flavors flavors you start everywhere it was it was a perfect storm 10 people dying from vaping something completely unrelated but vaping Theory cigarette he died it was actually now you babe but you vape too bad teeth THC cartridge and now got a severe problem so you know how the media plays that and it just kept like what we have to stop the children in the way you stop it is by taking away the flavors cuz children they want flavors that's what the problem is so that's f***** Jewel over and then actually Altria Philip Morris Bass pesos the biggest tobacco company they start they already wrote down half of it but I just taken L on it they want to get rid of it because in the wings they had their Computing products which is iqos I quit ordinary smoking small icapital qos and he eats tobacco so it's a it looks like a vape pen and has but it's actually runs on Tobacco and it doesn't burn it it Heats it up has whatever some kind of mechanism in the filter you inhale and is almost there dream which is the smokeless very close to it but most importantly it's not a nicotine synthetic nicotine it is tobacco product which is their business and they got they really ratchet this up so high that they got Trump involved and Trump actually with Melania is that they did a thing with Alex Azar the Health and Human Services secretary he said well we have a kid actually was one of those moments were I'm about to jump on Trump he said Melania has a kid forgot to say was his whatever it was and now she overheard saying I wish I'd never gotten involved in that f****** thing because he figured out he's figured out was a huge scam the bill has been stopped but now they're still trying to push through a bill that will help the tobacco companies even more by outlawing any type of flavored e-cigarettes or juice liquid or they just want to get rid of it so it's really like who killed the electric car wait exactly that they just go look at it out iqos they launching this news stories today to say oh my God it's the Saving Grace we have the new product we've all been waiting for that right at the moment that vaping is going to kill you it's hooking children because of flavors so do you think they're they're hiring people to write news stories and the News organizations are picking you up because they're being told to do this release to do press on it so easy to medium oh by the way we're all three so we're going to buy five hundred million dollars worth of advertising over the next five years would you please run our story or do you might want to look at this, tobacco so do you think that they make a deal before they accept a press release to do advertising or do they wait a little bit television subject and it would be a good subject a lot of people paying attention to it it would get a lot of ratings if you have a lot of stories about over-medication of children what is going on to be something you would be interested in and yet they don't do it because the advertising found these days because I'm sure that I'm being blanketed with so many ads that eventually I'm going to get Propecia eventually I'm going to get high blood pressure I'm getting my dick's not going to work cuz that's what you're telling you every every commercial block now Land Two Half Men and what's the other one Doug and Carrie I don't watch those are one of two countries in the world that allows advertised as far as Australia is the other either one but for whatever reason sorry either one cup call out the wrong one of those thinking but that for whatever reason that everybody else is like what are you crazy and once we got it in there it's like 1 something becomes something that everybody does we are crazy it's really difficult to fix


    Adam Curry Warns Against Phone Tracking | Joe Rogan
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    live right now please let everybody know we're talking about Cheech & Chong's album Big Bad bows Ashley key with a real rolling paper magic you just across that thing was across the double the double album you have a flip phone I wanted to be a little more connected to life outside so call people could well this is so this is actually a new flip phone from T-Mobile Alcatel and it has kaios which is so it's not really a trackable OS although Google put in and the further I got into it the more I liked it ain't no really need it now I have a device with me that's off this works as a hotspot so I can turn into a hotspot if I really really really needed to do something but what you need right asked phone call right and if there's something that I really need to look up you just turn around and say hey I really am serious about it well you should be should be at all this great technology but the business model f***** us all I mean 6 years ago at the first Amazon Echo and like this is groundbreaking Dvorak might my co-host he was laughing at me like why would you bring a spy device into your house that look I'm just testing this out if an Apple logo on everyone be losing their s*** right now but it didn't and I loved it hook it up to the light and all that stuff going and then as I started to understand what it was really doing and what's really communicating all these things by down to like your Roku remote you pick that up it's communicating with home base to all the steps I got rid of all of it and was something valuable the right we didn't realize it was a commodity and it's being sold not just a commodity that's kind of a lie but insanely extremely that's why we're Facebook makes all their money that's where Google make all their money everybody yeah everybody get from your data and you never really understood what you were doing when you signed off to give that data way up when you sign the terms of agreement so you like yeah yeah yeah whatever plaid for five billion dollars and it's the the financial back-end kind of like a bridge between all these apps that can do stuff with your bank account and your bank account so instead of so if you have an app like venmo or name any payment patch app I didn't want to disparage anyone who might be advertised but what you do is you sign up and you literally give this app your username and login to your bank account instead of an API or some kind of programming interface just lets the app talk to your bank account and put money in take it out he can do anything if in fact it is just like scream screen scraping it's going to can go through anything that's connected to your bank account it can look at and they do and and Credit Karma another great a great example of it and they are just sucking out all of your information you pay your bills will you pay first White you know if if you have know what your pattern is of of credit card payment moving stuff around so you think you're just using it as a as a utility but they're tracking your f****** life really concerned about this edible right that this connection that we have to technology gets deeper and deeper into our lives but what what disturbs me is that they're these giant corporations or notches profiting off of our connection but then they're using that money that influence to affect a lot of things in our culture will they just leaving you a credit karma is a great example which also just sold for 7 billion dollars it was literally changing your behavior to get a higher credit score and this credit score believe in official credit score someone that they kind of made up so they'll say pay your utilities on time then we'll raise your credit score your credit score is higher now we can lend you this money is he so they're training people to do certain things like the progressive app for insurance it's training you to drive in a quote-unquote responsible manner because you get discounts if you don't break too hard if you're not accelerating if you're not breaking speed limit to tetra so who knows your speed and everything is monitoring everything you're breaking velocity all of that they take that into consideration every month when the whole point is to train the user to be a good fiscally good person you never that. It's just because you want to save some money well course everyone does that mean you're going to be forced into it like I just got health insurance new health insurance and they're both download the app and if you download the app brake why because they're going to tell me to do things is Apple saying now it's small things but it'll start telling you to stand up and move around and if and if you'd follow it if you follow it then you'll get a discount so we're really really becoming and slave that way that's that is definitely way to look at it that makes sense I mean that they would be the best way to figure out if you're actually a good driver over just some dick it'll get so lucky. Well yeah I mean that's kind of the marketing is a good guy don't worry about it but they keep pushing the keep pushing and you don't have to have the app active for that to be tracked and monitored that was one of the grossest arguments are heard after the whole Snowden thing like what do you care if you're not breaking the law that's changing a little bit daughter and she definitely had that that mindset and her friends did was changing and I was like okay we totally get it there tracking all of our ships so we're going to might not use this will leave the phone at home there's a little bit of that creeping in but in general it's like crack you know how can you know it's not easy it sometimes like I could but no really mean to do this night typically now when I feel any sort of anxiety or boredom I just grabbed the phone it just instantly my little lamb a little soothing blanket or my little teething thing absolutely anything Key I play a game with myself walking on the street holding the phone in the hand one point women holy crap got two phones sometimes with little button plugs it doesn't fall off they got their bag maybe they got the kid or a stroller into Popeye finally doing on and just the all over the place all the time so it's 1.4 just holding it too if you're walking and doing something to see a lot of that how many points if you have a kid and you're walking and looking at your phone that seems like that be a bonus points if you're in the car 10 points if you're walking with the kid on the phone it's five points crazy zombies we start to really pay attention to it when you're above people have a truck and I want to look down on my truck you can see people texting and stunning how many people are on the highway texting at the same time got rear-ended with my truck say maybe two months ago in Austin stop light and turn left I wasn't in the truck and the whole front end is destroyed cheese days and like some trying to pry the door open and yep there I see the phone on the floor still open and then her excuse was on my break didn't work times 5 times a day I'm sure crazy yeah it's it's weird that that sort of snuck up on us at this thing that's incredi incredibly addictive I was with my family this past weekend in Dallas and we're at this event as we're walking through this crowd I'm like Luke how many people on their phones this now crazy like everyone it's the store and everyone is just looking at their phone just it's like a zombie movie they don't know they're zombies a zombie apocalypse truly in the weirdest why when he gives you a little bit of reward every now and then someone has a funny meme and I figured out is that the pavlovian response and the all the all the brain impulses you get from a like or retweet or whatever it is or even just That's not healthy looking Valley figured out is that the pavlovian response and the all the all the brain impulses you get from a like or a or a retweet or whatever it is or even just tell me


    Adam Curry on Hacking His High-Tech Hearing Aids
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    hearing aid cuz you took him out when you got in put the headphones on and just this is from listening to music too loud know that would you think you think you think now I have a genetic problem that I didn't know about until three years ago and so it's not and I went to the Audiology what happened I started noticing and I've been together for a couple years I start noticing I was saying excuse me wouldn't hear stuff or she would say something that I couldn't remember hearing and and I brought it up to her and I said what you think I asked you to repeat something a lot and then to the TV is very loud so really the TV is very loud so do I don't even realize that so much an audiologist and lo and behold my grandmother my dad's side was completely deaf almost from her teens I have some of this but it's been okay only as you get older everything the levels need to see like here here's a level where you can hear everything and I was already kind of there so now it's just due to age is everything goes down a bit and so I'm missing 1K and we kill her something missing different different tones an audiologist and said it's very mild but yeah this can make you repeat stuff and it will get worse over time and what actually happens to a lot of men in particular isolated from the world they don't even realize that they have a hearing problem and now the difference between having them in and taking him out it's massive just like I can hear how much less it is another clue was that I have a for my oh my podcast Radio work out of headphone but I put an extra amplifier on it you can see you can still hear it today sometimes I'm talking in Little League just a little bit cuz I have it so loud now that's not going to damage my ears but anything you put in your ears you don't you can't hear the sounds anymore and I like it are processing req is very important to me so I can hear that without the hearing aids but not with hearing aids so your grandpa's new geriatric Brown goofy looking piece of s*** that makes you look like a just a total moron victim card okay to get a probably a plate boundaries I do pine trees so these are the widex evoke these have 35 channels of compressor limiter multiple settings it's an ear so goes right into my ear I still have a little bleed through from the outside world but because usually audiologist dicks this thing in your ears makes you do all the tests and then they'll sit there and listen to cross me and they're going to program it so that you can then he abnormal sound I was just very it's a very good to get to get trained professionals very hard to fix someone who is never heard what is proper I'm a little different and I'm also waiting to sound and it's a whole rack of $3,000 it's a huge Racket and the way they do it is to manufacture you can't buy from the directly or retail can only buy it through an audiologist so they already getting half the money from the other 1500 lease and you have I have a 10 appointment with all this money that goes on top and then you come back after a couple months next week if you come back again so I said look see who I am told you what I do give me the f****** software she said I was going to give it to you I just wanted to do one session with you so you have to have this so I have any free programs like six different programs so I can do one just for music I can do one for television one for so situations and I have one that the night so I did it all myself all these 50-35 different channels of compressor limiter when I'm walking around What I Hear on my ears is like a radio show like the sound that I like when I'm talking right now I hear my own voice and it all resonate subject all that up so I've made my own sound reality of sound but I also have one I can set it to a setting in the mall I can conversation from 50 feet away is you can't have headphones cuz that that doesn't work having the hearing aids in with the headphones with the sound that you're blasting into the microphone and it really doesn't work that's crazy though that you can hear people Focus you can have an automatic so the problem is the way I set it up you can drop a pin there if I don't see it I might hear it over there now that's always going to be a problem they have to have an algorithm that will try to guess where the sound is from and tell your ears that so basically I'm not the guy you want in the battlefield ESO just doesn't work with headphones that's why I take them out it's amazing though they sound incredibly potent like oh yeah you remember me and you know what real sound sounds yes. Everything sound real to you or that very well what you automatically do because I was able to do it at different settings for different situations so if I'm at home quiet or we have some music on what happened to Tina frequency which is now kind of like 1 kilohertz and and that's where I hear her better and so that's jacked up a little bit I mean if I hear you talk I can hear it'll be a little eye candy is not exactly you so little to tinny maybe so but that's just me and that's not everyone's experience of course but to me it's the disability has become an incredible Joy because I like virtual reality on my head chat filter what cartoon is really Advanced I mean you can connect to an iPhone so you can you can stream wirelessly you can do it like you driving with directions with the maps and you can just be talking than in your ear all seems like the light turn right no one else hears it does no wires no nothing I got you wouldn't even know I had him in unless you look yeah the road to TransUnion is unripe but how can you say you're against the way you you're enjoying this thing this to me is more it's not a replacement it's an enhancement artificial carbon fiber legs you can feel but they can run Dallas light all this f****** cool just like I'm just looking at the Bleak landscape ahead of us by the way be where I just want to say something because there's a lot of they're not called hearing aids to cause hearing amplifiers they have some fuzzy legal language they're coming on the market that you put all the way in the ear the rechargeables got a whole bunch of them that much much cheaper from the audio standpoint I've done it for years that's not the way you want to go if you seriously want to know how to if you want to hear properly again so I see an audiologist is what I'm saying and has lots of different it's not all three and a half thousand dollars is more expensive but don't I just recommended this itself testing is not a good idea one of the best pool players in the world and Shane is deaf he was born deaf and when he plays he shut his hearing aids off and it just it's a world of Silence just playing a complete total silence and when he does that when he shuts his his hearing it off he feels like he's got super concentration of it doesn't matter what else is going on always doing is just focusing on the balls and there's no that that sense doesn't exist so he can he's hyper focused on other things and I noticed that sometimes when I walk with noise-cancelling headset anything give me more tuned in the deers are offline a mountain lion could be running behind you and you listen to f****** all things considered and I think about it if you can't hear the mountain line frequencies anymore and it today is mountain lion is new car engines all kinds of stuff you can't hear it's dangerous and no idea until I know we haven't new relationship no so we've been living together for a couple years and lucky wake me up we will completely open and honest like hey whatsup cool with that exist though I mean that's an elegant solution and for someone like you it's actually gives you a chance to take her which yet and I'm sure I'm sure you really enjoy that part of it and yeah that exists though I mean that's an elegant solution and for someone like you it's actually gives you a chance to take her which yet not sure I'm sure you really enjoy that part of it yeah yeah you love that small thing


    Adam Curry’s “Big Google Conspiracy Theory”
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    yeah he's Android iPhone I have a stripped-down I called quotes that no SIM card VPN Pi hole is a lot of different parts on it that I do carries iPhone 7 if I need to just no ignore other apps on at no extra I was just just blanket use the GPS and also has an iCloud account that's not news not in my main iCloud account so right that's I'm trying to make that Adam Curry and remove my other digital footprint it over a little bit or something and he's confused wow linux-based I'm trying to think of the one that's on the Levites crowdfunded this company actually they make laptops that are completely out all Open Source Hardware should change the name of that country it's so stupid now it's the weed these companies are hooked on it so the data they have to keep getting data from us that's the system so we start to cut it down then move to the hardware they move to different different types of ways of getting data and you're right now I mean you still can't hide from cell phone triangulation near this all kinds of ways people can find you that's really the biggest problem if you can track someone's location you can build their life add a credit card to that meaning she does the company's taxes with family business and she kind of thinks used to do some kind of auditing in the past and she'll call up and say here's what I always see you do and she'll tell me exactly what I do where I go when I like to eat out cuz all these patterns for fun do you have GPS on your car 2015 allows you to completely turn off tracking when you got an iPhone 7 once again like a 69 Corvette slapping it looks like a real problem but it's still going to believe them bloop right I don't want it cuz I have control over keeping it off and not using it when I'm on the road but as a basic thing if I'm at home and I just want to serve I'm sitting down I'd rather use that absolute Apple I got to trust Apple to degree him that they're pretty good about not selling stuff they know so their Maps is wood would be what I use I trust that yeah but only as far as I can throw them and then I'm sure that the million guys going Curry have no idea how I do which is no I mean it's one of those things that it's like Mandela effect okay right like the Berenstain Bears Mandela effect but for whatever reason well that's it they okay so these guys who grew up under the don't be evil I thought it was don't do evil but that was in a was in the s-1 document and I remember reading it and I but maybe they change that halfway and wait from don't be evil to don't do the right thing or either way teal and this was a the company Inc you tell which is a venture capital company which is the cia's it's not a secret that the cia's they was a venture capital company and they invest in stock and they helped the keyhole acquisition and Keyhole is the mapping that's what they were Google Maps was the most important thing you can have it as a poor person's identity is where they are kind of grew up oppression of Russia but come from and they kind of came into the system if you look at the universities and the people involved and how they were almost given some kind of prizes for things they did and there's no alternative story to the general narrative about Google came to be so I think there was a lot of intelligence people involved in this involved in setting it up and the psychology of Larry and Sergey some psychologists have analyzed don't listen to a lot of different people is it they kind of become what they were pressure was to them and it's not really I don't think it bad guys but this is site and psychosis that happens if you grow up in some kind of stressed out situation your people who have been abused often abused others and so I think that's what's going on at the problem is I love all the technology I love with all these companies and everybody's doing the business model is f****** Humanity as it's f****** Us by giving away data and influencing people not letting us that day. Letting us share in in the revenue of the data we're having some control over it nothing Lord looks at it for what it really is like or what is data I mean what is money money is data money money is not is not Monday anymore waldeck is biting a serve it all day. It's all data relationship and it's their business model is what at it as it is now they don't change it no legislation will stop them from getting around the problem but now it's you get free s*** and we get your data you get a free browsers intercept your day the internet is although no longer quite the same way with up upstream and downstream being equal due to any of the cable companies how did implemented your personal connection we can still do our own servers it doesn't all have to be on YouTube on Facebook on Twitter No Agenda social.com is our own social network it's with open source software without algorithms and Yuri Federer age all these other servers much the way the World Wide Web grew up and and there's this mechanism for communicating with each other until it's kind of Twitter me to email only it's just it looks like Twitter just but you control a lot more of how it works and your community can be a small little community and you have no one come in you can block people are just at only want these cool people to also connector that server to connect it's all good seeing all these kind of looks like an ancestry.com tree that just always in the place is called the Federation if we build upon those kinds of things and don't let other companies companies at all there's no reason for them to get involved it's very cheap we believe or not of Linux laptop you can get started and you kids can learn how to do it they could be teaching it's cool how to setup a server how to get around some of the hurdles understand how email server work and we will not need these companies all the joy and a lot of the downside but they won't be a Twitter police still be only your own little Community say hey we don't like this guy was going to block you or your whole Community or we would love to have you guys with us and we going to happen to us similarly and that's how you build these networking eventually you connect to each other on the back and somehow anyway how often you think how long do you think it's going to be before were implementing augmented reality into our life in that way in like a social-media contacts when you're ready to do your ears yeah so would be unfair of me to say that it's it's augmented in that it's enhancing but I have enhanced it in ways that are particular to me but it's not some algorithm really determining things that I should hear and I am in total control of how that works and how it sounds I don't see the the case for augmented reality I just don't see it I mean Apple's Trinity with their glasses I think it's trying to get people from doing this to doing this is probably that's all that it is that's all that it is that it's also probably adding to the experience right if you can have like little animated fairies everywhere you go that you see through your Apple glasses everything else looks the same give to go to the Haunted Mansion ride at Disneyland yes he knows it Go sitting right next to you that you see through your Apple glasses everything else looks the same people go to the Haunted Mansion ride at Disneyland yes he knows it Go sitting right next to you if I see you in one of those glasses on head


    Justin Martindale Had An Awkward Encounter with the Kardashians
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    spot-up in the belly room did you realize you cannot hear anybody you up in the belly room if it's one of those weirdo shows was where do we like them dance battle Battle 2 years ago my friend Justine Marino and the first day we were supposed to do it you actually bumped us coming out March what's it on it'll be on the E network I was hoping you didn't say Bravo well same thing play from one person the next and they date is just enough drama like how they going to resolve this but it's awesome no mind hypnosis cuz you're just watching they're like Naked and Afraid have them do something really difficult like a tire or just f****** anything hard their life is a means it's really interesting because I made it sort of a making fun of Kim Kardashian really doing something like a genuinely good so I'mma stop mocking her I don't have to but it's like she wants to be a lawyer at home just have her assistant do it and tell her what the answers are get the cliff notes banana bag of blood to bag of bloody clothes if you heard it first to learn about man of this true but I don't know I don't know I can't knock I can't I know she's doing good time like it sucks cuz I have liked videos up from like years ago and then I went to the of me just shiting on them and then I went to The People's Choice Awards amazing country western tuxedo but it was all their faces crying it was so awesome yesterday was so good he came over to me because you know they're sitting right next to you right I was like s*** she's like Mom look and then Chris is trying to turn around and she can't and then and then Chloe's there and then Courtney Courtney loved it and then they start taking pictures of me on their Instagram stories and I'm like oh my God and then I got up to go say hello. go say hi to them and that's when I security guard almost like body slam me really at the one at the bottom you'll get a full one overzealous security guards what is a strong jawline look what's going on here look at you that was a crazy person you look good though thank you it's not bad


    How Justin Martindale Got Blocked by Actress Chloë Grace Moretz
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    put up content of your own you can do everything on your own I mean so many people like Tim Dillon we just got to remember but I told her to f****** calm down and now she's like well she's on her phone really yeah and I was watching The Purge so it's like in the moment she was talking on the phone and a f****** movie knows what she was on it she was like checking Instagram full brightness just know it's just sitting in the front movie hero and then as I went out someone was like that's the girl you were yelling at Paparazzi were all around and I was like oh I'm taking this to you know and then she blocked me so that I wasn't done yet I tweeted her boyfriend at the X mom who happens to be Victoria Beckham Posh Spice and was like hey your son is dating an a****** you know who didn't block me Victoria Beckham I stopped reading Twitter mentions and all that stuff a long time ago I need to get better at that s*** I'm going to do it though I'm going to read these comments because it kind of gets me hard like it's fascinating to me how to just you know Eddie it's just blows my mind you know and it's funny because sometimes they're very supportive like once once I left the show you know people are coming in and tagging me and stuff and be like we want Justin backwards Justin the shows not the same as just kind of ran its course you know I did my thing and I'm moving on but it just it's just so funny how some people are just like you know it did what's it called lights out with David Spade people are just like you know it did what's it called lights out with David Spade the other day and there was like


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Crazy Dog Videos
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    I'll send it to you right now but is this I sent it to send it to Kalyn cuz he's a shower both dog freaks but it it doesn't even make any sense like you look at the video and you go like what the f*** this one no that's not it but let me see this crazy that dog just jumped it looks like he jumped 18 ft in the air he did at least write 18 ft and so that it pulls him down slowly so he doesn't get hurt that's amazing for meter walls find this f****** dog also I wanted to ask you about this have you seen Mass wrestling do you know what that is mass wrestling do you know what it is type that in this is nuts Mass wrestling before I forget I wanted to tell you about it people like there's like a there's like a bar look at this a lot of weight has that's all that's all gripping leg strength than s*** it's wildish it I got it was like 50 videos of it I got so stoked into another cot why why are people doing that but that's why I wanted to see the alarms because little b**** ass legs I got my money on the guy on the right I don't like the way the guy on the right or the left rather has overdeveloped his arms and underdeveloped his legs that guy's going to quit the guy on the left did not run look at his legs like his calves that guy's not he's not fit see that's why I'm a good MMA commentator called it I know when I see a dude this is is like he's jacked you look at his upper body as forearms and s*** in his biceps in his shoulders and like the guys jacked there's no leg strength doing the real hard work nobody gives a f*** if you're doing squats you don't nobody notices okay you do push-ups you do bench press and you f****** tits pop out everybody sees it at least 15 he's at least 15 ft in the air what's even cooler that he it send it official on Instagram one all one word send it official that's one of them Instagram page that has a bunch of crazy s*** on it it's always there's a lot of those that are pretty good I follow a lot of them can sand it and it have you seen hold this beer on Twitter you ever seen that account Liberia hello this one weird dude is standing on a hill and a bale of hay is coming towards him and it's bale of hay looks like a my way 6 700 lb f***. He's going to jump over it my favorite is sleet overestimate how well there is run each other open an inside joke in MMA forums about sidestepping that if someone is coming after me I just f****** side side but I don't know what to-do list and therefore I got it planned out warm you swore Mueller has zombie bite your face fake martial arts videos those guys are my favorite cuz there's so many I can't keep putting them up they got is like a wind like with his breath is the other guy that's cool that's what we would call like cheesy shity martial arts schools mcdojo what's this guy wants this guy go to go full screen in this was once a f****** Preposterous the guy comes on with a sword and he uses his power in the guy goes flying I buy it liberal guys who probably call themselves feminists and they just fly into the air with her Aikido suits aren't he is f****** this guy up my God he's doing flips on his head breaking the boards and then flipping onto his feet so crushing for the the blocks of stone with his head was it sound like dick thick as a Taekwondo outfit on that doesn't make any sense to me that's so weird what could those be made out of the shittiest Rock known to man like if you pissed on it will probably break it can't be rock some sort of shity ass b**** ass concrete b**** ass concrete


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson on Sorting Your Life
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    some happy little place where if you know someone's feeding you peeled grapes that isn't what it is it's it's more like it's more like Victory on The Honorable Battlefield or something like that you have the perception that people have ultimate success and ultimate happiness is it seems motivated by what they don't have rather than an understanding of what success and happiness really is there their ideas at one day I'm going to go and I'm going to be in my golden years and I'm just going to be able to sit around and do nothing and tell everybody to you will be happy at all I talked to one of the people that I was working with a vision for retirement you'll be dead this like pathetic sunburned like fat cirrhotic dehydrated how long can you have a margarita on a beach like maybe you can do that once every 6 months for like 10 minutes something like that it's true but when you are working and slaving away think about that beach with your feet up and and the waiter comes over would you like another margarita mix to Peter Singer like this sixteen-year-old fantasy of paradise and it just doesn't work out really is the lifting of a worthwhile burden it's something like that because we're social animals right to be useful to the people around us because they're much more likely to let us live if we're like that it's been very fun talking to especially talking to young men about this is like well enough the other thing to is I think the world the world is full of Darkness let's say and we could say each of us have a little bit of light and if it we released that light if we let it shine properly Christ it's too cliche to go on with him some sense but the world is a lesser place if you do not reveal from within yourself what you have to reveal and the fact that the world is a lesser place turns out not to be trivial like if you wanted everything you could be more people will die more people will suffer more evil will be unconstrained more tyranny will rain more chaos will remain chaotic and dangerous all of that like the old proverb of the wings of a butterfly fluttering become a hurricane messed up then you are got your act together like 10% more your family would be 1% better than what the hell difference does it make what you do anyways like that is not how we're connected like you're the center of a network and well you know way more people than this but let's say typically you know without going to a thousand people in your life well enough to have an impact on them okay I need to know a thousand people is going to know what the housing people so you're one step from a million and Two Steps From a billion and we are network technically that you shouldn't do it's worse than you think and when you do something that you should do it better than you think and so you think well clean up your room so I call your room is actually Network to it's not that easy to clean up your room to set it so you want your room to be set up so that when you walk in there it tells you to be better than you generally are it's organized it's got Direction everything's in its place you try to do that in a chaotic household look clean up your room and just write down what happens as a con so maybe these are students in a chaotic household the whole place is a bloody mess noise taking responsibility for anything so they decide they're going to start to clean up the room and then the people in the household notice of the first thing to do is get pissed off so I can do you think you are like you think you're better than us like why do you think this is worthwhile Who Made Who died and made you God all of that so just by trying to organize this little part of their life they immediately run into the people whose actions their calf in a dim light by trying to improve themselves to some degree they might have to have like a throw war in their household to be allowed to do something as simple as keep a room or Julie if find out very rapidly that a that's way more difficult than it sounds and be that the consequences of it are far more far-reaching than people think that's quite fun maybe part of it is this little Rat Hole of a room in some run-down place in the world it's like fix it up there's more than you think see what happens if you fix it up and you'll fix yourself up simultaneously cuz you have to get disciplined in order to fix up the room then you have a fixed up room and you'll be a more fixed up person that's like you think that nothing will happen as a consequence of that like all hell will break loose as a consequence of that well people don't take what they have right in front of them seriously enough it's like the wasting time thing they don't do the arithmetic you know when they'd also don't understand they devalue what they have right in front of them like another another client I worked with was having a hard time putting his kid to bed at night and so we did the arithmetics like while I'm fighting with my kid for 45 minutes tonight trying to get him to go to bed okay so let's analyze that alright so what does that mean that's not so good cuz why would you want that it means that you're spending 45 minutes fighting when you could spend 20 minutes doing something positive like reading to him say means that you don't get to spend that time with your wife so she's not very happy with you plus you're annoyed because you don't see her plus you blame it on the kid because he's the proximal cause like that's pretty damn ugly and then and then let's do the arithmetic days a week 45 minutes a day let's call that 5 hours 20 hours a week 240 hours in a year you're spending a month-and-a-half of work weeks fighting with your four-year-old son think you're going to like them you don't like anyone you spend a month-and-a-half a year fighting with it's a bad idea fix it it's important get him to bed make it peaceful you do it it like these things that repeat every single day that's a motif in this book to your life isn't Margaritas on a beach in in Jamaica that happens now in that those are exceptions your life is how your wife greets you at the door you come home everyday cuz that's like 10 minutes a day your life is how you treat each other over the breakfast table cuz that's an hour and a half for an hour every single day you get those mundane things right those things you do everyday if concentrate on them and you make them pristine it's like you got 80% of your life put together these little things that are right in front of us they're not little that's the first thing they are not little and they're hard to sit right and if you set the right it has a Rippling effect and end concentrated lemon you make them pristine it's like you got 80% of your life put together these little things that are right in front of us they're not little that's the first thing they are not little and they're hard to sit right and if you set the right it has a Rippling effect and end fast to way faster than people think


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson on His Channel 4 Interview
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    boom and we're like 12 rules for life so without reading this so what you're saying is I just went to her Twitter page to read like an in with each one of her tweets no matter what she says someone right underneath it so what you're saying is and then some radhika but by the way the your fans were mocking her but politely not aggressively their yd I didn't read any rude things like it was no it was no insults or what may be a few insults but there's no swears it was just playful mocking of the interview that she did with you because the interview was ridiculous was a ridiculous interview Listen to It's ever watched it several times like this is so strange like her determination to turn into a conflict to the issues that I have with television shows they have a very limited amount of time and they're trying to make things of salacious as possible they won't have these sound bites this clickbait sound bites and she just went into it incredibly confrontational not trying to find your actual perspective but trying to force you to defend a non non realistic active yes while I was there I was the hypothetical filling of Her Imagination what was interesting to The Green Room beforehand what's going on in that well so so that kind of alerted me to while the fact that there was something rotten in the state of Denmark let's say he is going to kill TV because television by its nature all of these neural broadcast Technologies they they rely on forcing the story right because they did put the whole thing up on YouTube to their credit you haven't cease to amaze me yet I think that they thought that the interview went fine that's the scuttlebutt I've got from sort of behind-the-scenes because I you know I know some people who know what's going on at channel 4 and their shell shocked by the response you know and then of course there was the counter response the guardian the next day published a paper published an article saying that you know head of Channel 4 had to call in police security because of threats you know well first of all you can call the police in about anything and they never did detail out exactly what the threats were you know but then about 20 newspapers pick that up and went for the well Cathy Newman is now I'm being harassed by an army of online trolls for doing nothing but doing her job which well and then there was a backlash against that in the Press so it's being a well someone took an audit of the the actual interchange between fans and her and there was way more negative ones coming your way yes seriously negative Rude the way more and no one picked up on that all the narrative was she's a victim even though she was highly aggressive pain in the butt what you think you should have to hand in your victim card I think like when you go to an ivy league university like right down in their oppressor and oppressed at the same time that's just too much love one of the things you pointed out was when you were talking about competition for very lucrative jobs and you were saying look what you've done why don't you you must have had to work here and she probably was saying how hard she had to work oh yes of course not going to hand this to you know and this is why you were saying you are opposed to equality of outcome anything we could possibly strive for in our society that would make it into hell faster than equality of outcome


    Justin Martindale Tried Meth… Once
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    have you ever tried ever know why don't know why I have not tried heroin I have the writer who fentanyl fentanyl he used to be a journalist Easter right for La weekly then yes and he said they were reviewing all these Raves were people are dying from MDMA and mustard on hydrating themselves cuz that you sweat cuz those people will know what it is I'll just Rave until their heart explodes probably probably a few of those but a lot of it is overdoses on fentanyl cuz they're cutting it would be legal and he goes no wouldn't be legally goes well that's what decriminalizing this is weird conversation where they're trying to work out the legal Logistics of what's decriminalized in what's not but it sounds totally counterproductive that if you wanted to have a healthy happy Society you'd make cocaine and heroin legal right to promise if it's not legal that people going to get it anyway and they going to get it from the f****** cartels and you're going to get it it's going to be spiked I don't want anybody to do heroin I don't want anybody to Coke I don't want anybody doing it is drugs but the only way you're going to give them pure versions that drug is the make sure that it's actually from a reputable Source reputable I was like I think I was 22 and like a friend of mine at the time I guess was like Hey we're going to smoke this out of a lightbulb I'm like I don't know why the f****** bartenders are off just like 3 in the morning and let you know what sounds good I'm going to move all my furniture around was just in the morning and it was the worst feeling I've ever experienced in my life like my body just fell broken rotted yeah just corroded We Energies coming out somewhere once you do it you're addicted so you're going through withdrawals all it takes was like I am never doing this again into it and it finally it was like someone asked me there like if I was like that is you dumb f*** man I mean it was not not pleasant and you see how quickly people can become addicted to that one time once you're addicted all it takes so at the end of it you like oh my God I'm so wrecked I just need a little to get me over and the next you know you doing a little all the time


    Justin Martindale: Bert Kreischer isn’t Fat, He’s Thicc!
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    always been fasting to me is when you see like a study of the Law of Attraction works like you see something you like how your pupils dilate and how you how you kind of like pheromones and where should I got a cologne so it was called yeah you have like different like tonight is the night with the cologne a different cologne every month it's a clone club like Dollar Shave Club January through my December smells you have different sounds for different tie Milan there and they're nice have you always felt good I like people a tiny bit tiny bit 10 my month and then you know if I save them there is a cologne that I had it was called sex you while some assholes can you tell me where is the restaurant oh oh yeah hey yeah they probably took some fat guy and made him run on a treadmill and then they'd ripped his f****** underwear in each bottle o different Kreischer search on the gay term tell them she tell them that they should know they probably didn't know both bears in the gay community those are bears so they didn't get the joke they should know they technically a little buff to be a bear no just Harry fat Hur that's why I think that's why we I don't have nothing either good graduation I used to be a twink and now I'm not and now I'm not hairy what changed girlfriends or wives oh yeah it's hilarious cuz they got that yeah but then it doesn't work but if you see an 80 year old gay guy with an 18 year old boy Lego found himself a fella yeah that'll do pig the other way if you find a 2 year old lady got a 24 year old boyfriend and getting her to buy you a Corvette but you know what also the other way if you find a 2 year old lady get a 24 year old boyfriend while nobody's mad at her at the guy for like playing that old lady getting her to buy you a Corvette


    Gary Clark Jr. & Suzanne Santo Talk About the Music Industry | Joe Rogan
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    you know music industry stuff I think I've been working really hard to go against the grain of like right now I'm self-released like I don't have a record company and I'm self-funded and it's really hard but it's also really gratifying at the same time because you know right now I since I left honey honey you know like honey honey kind of on ice for you sort of yeah well we were figuring it out you know well said but you know that the battle is getting head you know and and being a woman and envying in my 30s and and not like you know no one wants to hop on board until they know it's working even though I made this incredible wreck and it's so well-received and then folks are like yeah woke you know calls when it's when it's working rather than like get in now and you know I feel I don't feel discouraged by that I feel informed but that that's also a business move you know because it is we're taking art and turning it into Commerce and no one wants to bet on a horse that's not winning yet you know and you know I'm pretty I feel pretty good about what I'm doing I don't think I should be doing something else but it's still struggle you know so when I said I want to change the narrative it's it's sort of like I wanted kind of prove to myself and others that like you can do it like you find a way you know and it's it's really hard but you can do it you know when you get help from your friends like this is so cool to be here with you guys like I don't know if I could really convey that enough that this is a huge help to what I'm trying to do right now but yeah also this is the thing that keeps me up at night feeling like oh my God but at the same time you know the music industry I'll just speak to that right now it's tough was it seems to me if it's a big ship that had to like cut parts of itself off and now it's a small warship now it's like whoa it's still a pretty big ship but it's not what it used to be that the money doesn't come in anymore in the form of record sales so it's it's entrenched its tentacles deeper into the industry and other things like merchandise and live shows and all these different things to stay alive and maybe it helps yeah maybe it depends what you're doing at your point in your life we like to look this isn't f****** working like what what do I need to do like being attached to this group is not doing it being a group what's the fox doing it let me just try to not be attached to someone through the internet you have the option to put your stuff out there I know it's hard but it's all so yeah like you know I want to capture that thing I want to get into the right tune into the right radio station and also not have to worry so much about like not having enough to get by you know that kind of thing and it sounds silly but it's not like that's that is my reality what is the major function of a record label Venus early selling records so they are get to the event and set everything up and then then they would reap some of the reward so it's almost like an initial investment and then based on return from tickets at ride so it's expensive to be out on the people you know and that's the thing is like people coming to this thing, I made it I've got this this deal with it your record doesn't hit or never doesn't hit then they've invested all this money so it's kind of it puts his extra pressure on you to figure out what you need to do to make it and I think some people go down a different router with change up switch up their thing and they can be very helpful a lot of it is your attitude and what you think of like you are you being taken advantage of her sitting up and down you know depending on how to match will be hard to be free and creative and having a good time with it if you feel like you're being taken advantage of it put a dark cloud over where you think all of a sudden like you have to stop doing something and they're going to do for you that is like the biggest mistake you could ever make it in and if anything you have to work harder and prove to them that like your kind of worthy of their time and money you know sometimes it depends it depends on the company but they have a lot of your creative integrity and in some ways depending on the deal and how it shaped and you know on your copyright if they want it on your record depending on your deal sometimes you have more leverage than others and you know if that's the case like f*** yeah good for you self-release my last record ruby red and I learned a lot because I heard my own PR and distribution companies and I really got into the nuts and bolts on how all this s*** works and I'm not sure if this is change cuz sometimes this is no going back and forth but when you own your copyright the digital return on things like Spotify and iTunes are ten-to-one so when the record companies on your copyright and all of your streaming is is kicking I just f****** taking off their making tons of money on your pregnant it's like it's weird turn off but I have a feeling if you just look at the landscape that that is less and less of an issue with almost every year they have a distribution over the Internet just threw people finding out about it and sharing it tossing it around as probably as useful if not better than anything I'll find out about it podcast find out about it people on Twitter find out about it the retweet Sheffield Instagram repost off and then it hits millions and millions and millions and millions of people 100% organic happens all the time which is good it's almost like your your bank rolling on it not being a good idea if you do it with somebody else like what you're doing is like bankrolling and shelf do the label you have to so many people have to be in nothing wrong with it me I'm sure it's worked out great for both you and a numerous occasion to believe in you have to work with someone there's a lot involved not the case and you know people's jobs depend on your success and if they're scared and they go in and this in this way that it's not like it doesn't hit or something like they drop you fast and I'll speak is that is a perfect example yes imagine you are trying to keep a different stretches business goats of all time, I mean he's he was in before it was with high heels cuz it was so good I think about all the homophobe we were talking about transphobia homophobia 1888 or whatever the f*** it is when he put out their first album and it didn't matter any everybody was so good everybody just had to step the f*** back when purple rain is ridiculous movie about a singer who dress like handicap


    Native Americans Saved Football
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    lafc team is has been constructed by some pretty great folks in La like like Will Ferrell's a big impetus behind the team and Mia Hamm and and all these great folks that kind of tailored it to Los Angeles and my first game was you I'd never felt that kind of pride in Los Angeles like I've always sort of felt like a transplant here and I've been here for almost 20 years and it was incredible the game itself is is mind-blowing like it's Non-Stop and like the physical feet of and I grew up playing soccer so I love to watch it I love to play like it's great but the sense of community here and the enthusiasm and just the the way that they have built the stadium in downtown Los Angeles it was it was heavy I felt it so deeply you can make fun of me all you want look at that gorgeous stadium football fan can helmets off this nonsense nonsense carry around you while we playing games protect you in a little bit just protect you all the way home I got it from a distant areas to play on guys in the transitionary. They're transitioning does right when they see the original men were leather helmets are Native American Friends of the problems what when when they first start invented football is the Native American teens with download app the f****** old school angry that the Grandpa got scalped still station and it's the really the origins of the beginning of football team barely had pads that like these little shoulder f****** things that like dudes have now and sportcoats to make themselves look like they you know if they're more boxy is it dude with like padded shoulders and sport coat cuz I feel like a douchebag can people died playing football


    Could a Virtual Performance Ever Be Better Than a Live One?
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    I mean I will say I feel like like there was like a little piece of my Humanity that was lost when I was in a VR situation where I came back and I'm like I got lost time or something more fun sometimes when it's complicated one day if things keep you don't think it's already here I don't know I don't know and then look at like a modern brand new BMW but the amount of technology and I have this shift is so so crazy and not that long like a hundred years or so imagine what is going to be like a hundred years from now cuz things just speeding up virtual reality is this is just the tip of the iceberg I think you're right but I don't know if you're right and I don't think I think we're limited to what were we understand people are capable of right now I don't I think I'm 10 to our actual like resources collapse and you can't go outside and have to live in a bubble nothing can replace a live music show or Live Comedy Show like when you're right there I think you're right for now until the VR get paid from the pyrotechnics when you played and the pyrotechnics experience of being there live the question that was that was a request the question is is I can't believe that you could replace check me out here the energy that you get from a live performance with virtual reality I can't believe or subscribe to that thought that it is going to be manufactured digitally like you can get all the effects of the sensory stuff with the sound in the visual and maybe even have Machinery that gives you physical like air or heat or cold or whatever it would you know simulate that thing but I can't at the core of my being thanks think that you could you could substitute the energy that you feel when you connect with a group room full of people to yours love you guys this is so much fun you don't saying completely agree with you but I don't live at Coachella at a show where you are on stage live and get that same exact experience if you were at home on a computer or with a VR goggle I feel like right now yes but in the future they might be able to get to the point where it's better to do it through VR cuz I'm standing right next to you while you're singing on stage the intimacy of the crowd experience where you can look to your neighbors get to the point where it's better to do it through VR cuz I'm standing right next to you while you singing on stage the intimacy of the crowd experience where you can look to your neighbors and be like f*** yes


    Did Joe Rogan Think the World Would Really End in 2012?
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    equal word to come on son to two girls and I mean that and I don't say that lightly but I can laugh when you're like yeah b**** did a show at The Wiltern in Los Angeles and December 21st 2012 that was the Terence McKenna think the end of the Mayan calendar based on the E Chang that was mapping out time and calendar the thing called novelty Theory and Novelty theory he based off to eat chink which is it's a divination system a Chinese divination system and it would throw these hexagrams I believe text cramps and they would indicate a certain pattern and they would try to recognize this so it's a Chinese method of divination is more than a thousand years old and they were trying to conduct with McKenna believed this would he believe they teaching really was he believed it was a map of time and that they had through some way figured out through hexagrams recognize a time was it was mimicking you could capture it in in hexagrams in in in mathematics and geometry he come up with some sort of assistant this thing and he called that system time-wave zero and what he thought that system was he thought that was a system of recognizing novelty like new ideas creative things whether it's the internet or internal combustion engine or the Tesla electric car anything where it was will you could map that out and you could say okay if you looked at this as a mathematical algorithm and you saw how this is going to be you could almost predict patterns in this wave and where do you where do you predict this happening in that happening and where does it end what does it get to appoint with so crazy no no shut the f*** to do and then parents his life he believed that time was December 21st 2012 and he Barracuda 1970 Barracuda and my license plate was December 2012 because of my gift did you think was going to end honey I'm going to be with my favorite people on the planet like legitimately great what was fun was fun it was like my favorite people on my family and my friends to be able to do a suit thank you for bringing us on to stop at the new presidential election so when was it November 21st 2000 what is it Whatever It Is 2020 going to be at The Comedy Store going to make that should happen we going to do another Life podcast this time it's just going to be me stand up in a couple other people last time we got too many people November 3rd and the world or not we can work together just saw this system that were on this f****** clock the wrong it's not good for anybody we're all worried no one's good at being wrong no one's good at being like I made a mistake I'm so sorry cuz you're a human and that's what we do and that's where I think there's this like real disconnect with the people that are quote on quote running this country you know there's there's no room for error in exhibit human qualities and also be leaders at the same time you know I think they're scared I think everybody's scared when you're in a position where you here for one killer you barely can keep your s*** together like ouu an alien have another f****** planet you're not are you an alien another f****** planet you're not


    The Story Behind the Fear Factor Sketch on Chappelle's Show | Joe Rogan & Eddie Bravo
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    thought about Neal Brennan special from people to watch analogy of Ice-T your favorite comedian s*** he punches up 2004 was a long time ago but Steven it might have been three could have been three we fly out to New York and they're filming all day in this f****** old ass Warehouse with no windows and it's freezing everybody's and winter coats and those burner hear things with portable like in Ferndale he did a crackhead character Dave Chappelle Show do all every time we ran into each other throughout the day he look at manga


    Joe Rogan Explains Dave Chappelle's Creative Process
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    y'all deviate but what I don't want to do I don't want to work out brand new material for 3,000 people one night at the store and this was a year ago and you had to Jet right after the second go to Pasadena for another set me on my buddy that I brought with me we just like we're going to hang here so you comes out in like Jeff Ross with somebody comes out and he's doing his bit and right in the middle of it the back curtain opens in Chappell walks out and just kind of like Taps Ross on the I got this you know and just Jack the mic and pretty much everybody else's set who was supposed to perform that night and stands are for like 3 hours man just sitting there I will probably never happen again I'm not f****** leaving and we just sat there the whole time he said they're rocking tequila bombs and getting drunk and just really talk in there was times where was the funniest thing I've ever seen literally and there were times really good kind of got dark and you're like words with the fox happening or is this going and he was working and then later on those Netflix specials land and I realize I've already heard like 90% of these jokes and cuz the guys just going to go hijacked the main room work my s*** out cuz I got it like that on Dave Chappelle you know what is f****** amazing yeah he does that a lot will he'll just drop into place and just do a set and that's that's how he kind of works his material out you know he just kind of drops in and keeps tweaking it and it's it's if he has a structure right like if he has a few ideas he's talking about he can just rip and Specialty drink and just go on stage and then freaking and there's always got dudes behind them that are taking down notes letting them know like all you talked about this day and I'm sure they record it to go over it and eventually boil it down to like what that Netflix special was the to Netflix specials in a year later put out to Netflix just want this month and I'd like to put it down for all eternity are you cool with that most people like you write something and it's a good solid year before you even consider putting in a special you know some guys were doing like a special year but too much it was like half-cooked like if you just waited six more months this thing would be like an all-time great special instead you're banging them out once a year you never get the essence of the thing with his thing to part of his thing making it look like it's so easy realistic cuz they had a night at the county store just like it did feel like he was just sort of making the s*** up on the spot and then you see the Netflix specials and it sort of feels the same way like he's just being Dave and Becky with little subtle things I noticed like probably 10 times throughout the night at really awkward moments he would call the waitress to get him another drink but he would he would only say bar horror and every time you say it it get a little a little more like a little less appropriate each and every f****** town were probably get to eventually everybody the room is like that's not really cool Shelby Renee Todd Fillmore doesn't even he'll do that but that's booked he books that you have to build that shitt not like he'll work at a comedy club in just show up. I was in Denver once the green room after the show it was after the late show Friday night I went backstage and days of The Green Room back in people ready getting up and leaving I said date ladies gentlemen get back their spells here and we just flew in and I see him and then he does but his creative process is like almost like engineered around being loose like doing whatever he wants going where he wants to go do whatever he wants and then writing you know and then figured out on stage than Redfin and then just f****** around fascinating fascinating to watch slick Jazz almost yeah that's what Dave Chappelle wants to do that's the key I think that's the key if we can all be in the business of whoever the f*** you are whatever you do well is I like the right songs and make records and pretty much say no to everything else does what Dave Chappelle wants to do that's the key extinct think that's the key if we can all be in the business of where the f*** you are whatever you do well is I like to write songs and make records and pretty much say no to everything else


    Joe Rogan Rages Against Phony Presidential Candidates
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    yeah I was just texting him the other day maybe real hopeful he keeps doing what he's doing cuz if that guy runs for president right they can have those f****** Giants peaches and that's one of the reasons why Trump is successful is his ability to stand in front of large groups of people and get big reaction that's what Trump is Trump's too, cuz that nothing but shity, Sabah form so all the politicians the form of even the most interesting was a really boring to listen talk to for long periods of time but Trump goes up there and it makes fun of Mike Bloomberg height by ducking under the fucken table and any calls Hillary went crazy her lying Hillary and sleepy Joe Biden makes jokes about them I'm not saying I'm not justifying what he does but the reason why he can't even do what he does besides him when it comes to communicating is so goddamn boring their messages so f****** boring something to wear the mask killer Mike is no mask he's guns-blazing oh yeah that kind of person is the future call a man that's what's going to happen with back to the jumping weird weird like sculpted fake scripted reality Trump is the antidote to that that's the problem they're all crazy to that might be the worst kind of crazy it's a broken system does nonsense nonsense people do for you it's like someone description of it. it is harmless and they just fans and they wanted to be like him they might not even realize they're doing it and eventually find their own voice with musicians and having probably with everybody in in are in everything right but the problem is doing something like that is like I can't listen you can't run the world if you're doing a character for doing this as you're trying to make it as a comic and you pretend you're Dave Attell fine but you want to run the f****** free didn't you do any Obama thing and you talking like this and you talking exactly exactly Ciroc Obama you're right that's what they all are almost every one of them


    Joe Rogan Praises Quentin Tarantino
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    I had a dream that I was late for the Joe Rogan podcast and I also had a dream that Brad Pitt and I were dating and I was in fact late as we've talked about so I can't see it anyway the other one my parents and what's what was ironic is they knew who all the characters were like my dad said oh I bet that text I'll bet because those were real people so are some of them and you know that was kind of chilling to me to think about the fact that they knew by name who teased Charlie Manson heads were by watching this movie cuz it's you know way before my time so killed those folks you know how the story turned out right so you expect a happier ending this is wild but pretty grandfathered-in I think Tarantino's grandfathered-in right cuz everybody was always known him for having the wild as crazy as f****** scene from Pulp Fiction straight on the thing is he can still do a super UltraViolet movie and people consider it great art and I think that's getting harder and harder to do right I think I think he's like everybody knows that's a Tarantino movie new person tried to do it they would hit more woke reaction more people are we really celebrating a scene good job of like like getting up the good guy to win so and we all want that badly so you know if anything like he's got a formula that continues to work yeah I want to see the bad guys get the s*** kicked out of its there's Justice app for entertainment sag in a goddamn it's so nice having someone like him around Joe you're going to be in the next Tarantino movie


    Lenny Kravitz Takes it to Another Level!
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    Lenny Kravitz pants rip some crazy Farm in Brazil on a giant farm dude he's so talented he's so talented I'll have you seen as a film where he produces make jackets record how's mean to him like what like little pieces of art things to someone left him think people can up the things that have like real significant meaning Timmy's talk to a twine what they are consonant there's whatever hole band stay over at my place or whatever whatever living the dream what is listless gas let's be conservative c73 I think with Mick Jagger one of the big thing says that Mick Jagger is like really really into fitness like he works out his heart was so if you want to see Mick Jagger that's from dancing in the streets is right there can you dance to your own sounds crystals and f****** for s*** I feel that freedom


    Joe Rogan: Cops Should Be On Mushrooms
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    Bronson that dude smoke 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 blunts in the course of One vodka will get blown over here it'll suck all the air out of the room and connect us with Jesus as a phone abused that I was like perfect right now we got one for smokers so fire up that spliff kind sir do not be scared of intoxication he's probably from another planet Mary and Joseph 12:50 I'm impressed I'm very impressed. Hills of dead in their tracks like farmers in certain areas would find the sheep-like legs up the last time I smoked DMT and I was prepared to have a moment old landlord Carlos would like and my bathtub was leaking and I was I was very high and it was a terrifying so anyway I haven't smoked since I'd like to at some point but it won't what this like that the drug use is versus f****** law enforcement should be on drugs do I do good law enforcement she all be on mushrooms have every cop on mushrooms like right now that guy's dad the bank robber or that guy has baby all cops why you playing games come on man you about their life and death in the streets for meditation and medication music and adjust the chemicals and I think that's I think every way that we know of that's beneficial to just the chemicals whether it's through yoga or meditation or or love or music or comedy or anything you can find that puts you in a better place we should embrace that and agree mushrooms are one of those things it's not listen to ACDC Highway to Hell all day long ac-dc-highway-to-hell 24/7 is going to be a bummer man I mean you might you might like the first two or three place I would like Bluetooth randomly to play a song of his bits would come up like one of the first things that I've done this old truck it's a little weird drug but you guys do is a little weird drug likewise so are we drug dealers so are we drug dealers is that what you're saying


    Joe Rogan on Jobs, Money, and Pursuing Your Passion
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    did you get a chance that beer thing that would be cool to tell people I can really really yeah I guess so a lot of other things so it's like yeah you all day at four squares but my dear landlord friend invited me downstairs to play this game that was created by the Rich Dad Poor Dad author and I can't is it called suck my dick suck my dick it's about it's a financial game it's like an adult Monopoly because you're kind of like buying property and then you're like making deals and there's something about it that why did you read Rich Dad Poor Dad it's an interesting way to approach a relationship with money if you've ever struggled with it or weren't sort of given a crash course on how to handle it or not handle it with you know in a way that you can live a healthier life and you know not obviously in a can Society like you kind of have this constant like I need I need anything out of that stuff but Rich Dad Poor Dad first of all I read the book I didn't read the whole book so I can't really like a speak on the entirety of it but it gave me a different level of confidence that money was taken from me you know like the work as an artist like I chose the life to be a musician I could have lived in Cleveland and sold spaghetti and had a comfortable life and this is my family has a great a great restaurant if that ship has sailed cuz it's like out of my immediate family has hands but at the time I have had many many moments in my life where I was like should I move home and just like ditch this music thing because that would be so much easier and Money's been like this you know you kind of have I had a roller coaster and it can like roll my sleep and Rule my happiness in mind but when I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and then in conjunction with this board game I played with Russell it really it's so funny it it seems you know what it seems like part of the whole illusion of reality and obviously you need money to survive but the the stock that we put into it is pretty incredible you know things that we think that we need in order to to like yes yes and I feel like there's this weird mine came I'm always playing with it like in in terms of like getting to the next level of my music career like it's going to take this much how you going to get it in all that stuff but at the end of the day I think when you sort of like release your White Knuckles on on the thing it all works itself out I know that sounds pretty you know broad but I think of money is Tangled in the Life what you currently can do right based on your circumstances are facing your life your health your responsibilities there's what you can do and is what what's like what's humanly possible for and when you see people that are making a lot of money and you see that money the money source is it get you thinking that's what you should do you should do that money thing whatever that money is used to make less money now I make more money and that makes more money than even I make I got to do what that is to get more money but then you do that this isn't fun and I most of my day is spent doing something that's not enjoyable that's not what I want to do what you want to do what you can do with the possible and which one and they don't always go together sometimes what you can do is like you have too much responsibilities in your you are always going to feel the short-sighted by life because it's random and it's craziness chaos but the money thing can trick it like if you have a certain amount of money in the bank like Brian counted the best of me so once you go to restaurant and don't worry about what food cost because everything else is b******* you know your gas is paid your car payment paid you not worried about it at all you can just go eat let's go eat at tip thank you goodnight by that's when that's when you're rich everything other than that is like what are you doing cuz you just trying to score points cuz that's what we do and try to get the high score to get the high score I just just passed Pawn super old school door ship that's funny but that's what it's like you know always because you're more relaxed if you more relaxed you're better if you better you attract people that want to do stuff with you for people anxious people are the worst angry people because of the angry that they've been f***** over by the system somehow and I know how hard I work in like trying to get the things that I really want I don't feel dated or or you know cynical about it I feel really excited gigantic is going to be really romantic me and Brad Pitt just funky become gigantic is going to be really romantic me and Brad Pitt just funky doing the best you can do is hope


    Best of the Week - February 23, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    vat19 I'm in this Comedy Club Greenville, some black room Chappelle is on stage and he's getting booed and his Dismount off getting booed is something I've never seen before in my life it was fantastic he's like f*** y'all I'm going to be famous chance in comedy because he walked by nobody wanted to touch him cuz he had that that that that bomb on them to even say hey man the stages of iMac you thinking why doesn't he leave and he's sitting there and Tony what's goes on stage next and Tony was like wow man goddamn like just kind of a similar Cadence and Tony just destroy got a standing ovation like night and day and I was just 19 new like absorbing this I mean like I think I'm 5-7 but I'm stuck in a 6-5 but I'm just turning like looking what they going to do next and they get up together and they walk out I kind of just follow him out thinking I don't know what's going to happen even hey kids when they get in the same car and and lot longer and I knew that Dave that's kind of like how when Kobe came into the league and was talking like Mike and then Kobe Lena tahuko be separate from Tony but what I love about what they did in this is why he's great is he had he recognized Tony in his greatest like heated moment I guess the most honest thing you can do you don't even most people like I did this on me but he was like and what he said about when he could not have been true or you know what I mean and so it just like touched my heart cuz I was I was there at the epicenter when I was watching Dave figure it out so that we can get through to the point where we have kids before we talk guy and functionally downhill when I mentally or physically but after that Eeveelution doesn't care about us anymore and therefore we are only equipped to write that much terms of their ability to recover from the damage of just regular everyday life and exercise and abuse and running around back to the difference between a younger person and older person to let me answer that question by stepping back one step from one day to the next even stopping before with boa and those changes every time using the word damage to describe changes is because eventually things don't work so well so you're quite right that recovery from injury is one thing that doesn't work so well but plenty of other things the amount by which they become less good it's pretty negligible until the age of 40 or 50 it's on the decline start to acceler-ice so what do you do in your own life to try to mitigate that acceleration I'm already bad example sausage bake off and you know I'm fat by look younger than I actually am chronologically how old you chronologically the amount that is more than the damage I'm doing Myself by for example not getting enough sleep like using a black to car three runs everywhere like it's beating his wife as a car and he doesn't buy a car isn't he's not spending any of that money but he's he's the real deal like he's not posing that's that guy all day long 24 hours a day you know when he's honest about every step of the way. f*** you b**** you got to run run motherfuker because then once I run then I feel it because I get mad at myself for not wanting to run earlier so I run more like he's honest about like his vulnerabilities in his weakness is honest about who he is but it's also there's no no question he's going to get everything done like he's a complex individual and I think because of the fact that he's so honest about all that stuff tell me more intriguing like he's honest like all the pictures of him when he was drinking milkshakes near 300 lb and he loves showing those two people that was me that was me as a fat f*** I was a fat f*** I was lazy the first time he thinks everybody has that in them do you think everybody not to that degree it depends me everybody has that in them if you choose to act the way he acts but a lot of that book is insane and you learn cuz I read the book as well you learn from that book in the audiobook a book I would actually recommend Elizabeth because in between chapters he talks about all the different things that happened and actually elaborates in the immortal tense of whale makes you holy s*** like his life was hell his father was a monster and he did not have a happy childhood by any stretch of the imagination was horrible it was he it was filled with torture and racism and strife and struggle and he felt sorry for himself and his terrible but all those demons now he has those motherfukers locked up pushing the wheel you know that Iron Wheel at Coney for him now those aren't they work for him what was your first deployment like so my first one was with that why we're doing submersible work so I drove like a 22-foot mini-sub for 5 years real waterborne activities and Let It Go like you're in the water. Just underwater oh really yeah so you're wearing scuba gear while you're piloting the oven so the water gets in there yep well you can probably pull up a picture of it bro that's mine f*** off top of a mind for fpv just being in the scuba is crazy but being a scuba gear inside of a f****** submarine with the door shut that's what it looks like she is now that's nuts and I was so it's like a convertible behind those dudes the doors sliders if you have them open like s*** to be like James Bond movie landing on the back of a submarine is 22 ft long whatever call first world war submarines and they had a window that look like for back to your question how much hair do we got enough friends when they got to the bottom actually get down there and then anything like back to your question how much hair do we got oh my God I guess we have enough oh my God


    What It’s Like to Roll With Jocko Willink
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    mitigate when you go overseas the effect of being over there too long because I would I would imagine that the stress of constant combat first so this is my ignorance of it but this is what I would think is that what happens first is probably like you get better at being calm and more accustomed to it but after a while the pressure eventually starts to crack you that it did just many many many months over there dealing with it do you have to decompress you do and they have like decompression windows at the end of deployments how much that would it look with a typical deployment how long does it last so I was over there for 4 months and they do everything front but they've done everything from 3 months to 13 plus for Special Operations guys and the reason being they do the shorter ones because of the operation Tempo you're doing so much and you're doing it so quickly and they want you to be freshly watch be good at it because they don't want that stressed out what is that like this distress I quit. How does it affect people because I mean I would assume the affects everyone differently no but the but the process of being In Harm's Way consistently for a long-term I joke about it making everybody professionally paranoid like you're always like I'm not always wound up but I'm always on some sort of alert for things you know I'm always thinking about stuff I'm always quitanda II NYC doing that right in a way that I don't I don't know why that's there I mean I know why but I don't know what part of my brain is saying what the f*** is that car done is that hard to let go and civilian life or is it just there forever and I think it's there are forever I can't I don't know if it's still there Jersey jackals video a video recently where he's like people who sing why you looking over your shoulder some checking my flanks like what why you was in the dark he goes so the enemy can't see me how come you don't smile I want them to see my teeth that guy he's both a brilliant guy who is wise and humble and but also f****** gorilla yeah he's a little legit Savage ya had the chance to roll a little bit with him. Don't do that knuckle in engines throat doing something I think I want to say John that sounds right I think John that had it in full guard didn't know how to tap exactly like going yeah I think John had him in full guard might be f****** this up and Jocko put his knuckles into Johns neck and was like using a neck crank compressing his neck from like either guard or maybe even side control and then had a knuckle in the throat I think popped a bone is from the guard I think I was about like from me to you to this going on I broke a bone in his neck feel he's a gorilla big hairless gorilla your big guys that are skilled that's so humiliating a big guy that skillful and I've had that happen once in the past like the I think I'm cool then you find out you're not cuz I'm not a big dude right like buddy mine played played I think I would line at Stanford I came home from deployment and I'm back I got a little Blitz is like screwing around like for your size and puts me down oh my God I feel so emasculated real strong for your size is such a f****** weird compromised he was like he's like 300 lb like 650 your black belt 8 thanks Andy and he's crazy


    What Causes Human Aging? w/Aubrey de Grey | Joe Rogan
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    so let's bring people up to speed what would have the what are the latest Revelations what's the the latest in terms of what we understand it in terms of what could possibly be fixed about human aging no before that is fantastic news because of course it means that we're unlikely to find anything out in the future either it means that we are pretty much on top of the description of the problem and therefore it's all about solving the problem is it possible summarize the problem any machine that has moving Parts is going to do itself damage in the course of operation so that we can get through to the point where we have kids before we talk guy and functionally downhill when a mentally or physically but after that Eeveelution doesn't care about us anymore and therefore we only accept that much Trinity younger person older person in terms of their ability to recover from the damage of just regular everyday life and exercise and abuse and running around us back to the difference between what body have to do to keep it alive from one day to the next even stopping before with those changes every time using the word damage to exchange it is because eventually things don't work so well so you're quite right that recovery from injury is one thing that doesn't work so well but the point is that the amount by which they become less good it's pretty negligible until the age of 40 or 50 it's on the decline start to accelerate so what do you do in your own life to try to mitigate that acceleration I'm already bad example things happen and I don't even need to exercise its bake off and you know I'm fat by look younger than I actually am chronologically maybe tonight when he know maybe the amount that I'm hastening it is more than the damage I'm doing Myself by for example not getting enough sleep and you still drink booze I feel drink how often Wunderground now we have do we have any beer do any Heineken Heineken Anakin doesn't taste like beer I don't know I'm in the mouth a little weed infused beer for a while back ago that do f*** her food up to lose all his gains by Logic station. Never smoked


    Navy SEAL Wants to Stalk, Kill, and Eat a Mountain Lion
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    Hans that you are really interested in doing they haven't done yet I really want to do a spot stock mountain lion hunt oh Jesus oh yeah spots in stocks yes we're going to do that there's a decent chance for it to have decent chance cuz the population density density and then I think Oregon and I want to say South Dakota don't allow dog hunts so organs weird play Let's Dance boys footed I mean foliage that would be hard I think of you. You know what I want that kind of chant like those are the things that really get me like way deep inside you were talking about this last night you going to give yourself away like 3 weeks I need a couple weeks so we really want to make it happen what's the process you get a tag you going to the backcountry and are you going to be shocked or you going to just sleep in the woods I got to be my that would be what I kinda want to do is solo baby Solo or maybe one of the guy I think more than that you're going to have so much presence in those words you're never to see a cat yeah you find a cat when you're by yourself so your plan is to get yourself in an area where the yeah but that's part of the cool part about hunting it's not just killing right right for me instead of California having seen a mountain lion when I was younger I just had a like a real deep feeling about mountain lions I think they're incredible animals and I think it would be a really really special thing to pit my training and brain with a bow against the cat like and eat it yes that's going to be weird sitting down there eating a cat that you killed with a bow and arrow it's going to be really cool if it's if I'm able to make it happen at some point we want me to get a lot of meals out of that cat huge do they really get that big 200 yeah that's a big cat weird animal that just sort of coexist with us you seen that photo that I have out there of the one by the Hollywood sign that's a real photo it's so cool right by the Hollywood sign the live though cuz it's literally on top of people good luck finding a deer up there for that reason that motherfukers Jack in the mall eating everything and dogs and cats and probably kids and some kid f**** up and goes off in the in the sort of semi-urban settings but it's only weird because of the setting and because we're not used to it so long and now it's weird cuz we separated the last few Generations so How Deeply how far away are you from planning this out probably couple years if I'm guessing correctly house at work because it's hard to get a tag or no because I want to make sure that my skills and my ability are up to Snuff where I'm comfortable doing that and pulling it off so it's right now just a thought like a plan absolutely put on the books for 2023 tag or no because I want to make sure that my skills and my ability are up to Snuff where I'm comfortable doing that and pulling it off so it's right now just a thought like a plan absolutely put on the books for 2023 or something like that something like that


    Trevor Thompson's Underwater Seal Training | Joe Rogan
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    what was your first deployment like so my first one was with that why we're doing submersible work so I drove like a 22-foot mini-sub for 5 years real waterborne activities and Let It Go not just underwater oh really yeah so you're wearing scuba gear while you're piloting the yelling so the water gets in there well you can probably pull up a picture of it bro that's not mine f*** off top of a mine for fpv just being in the scuba is crazy but being a scuba gear inside of a f****** submarine with the door shut there she is so that's not sound like a convertible it none of us up behind those dudes those doors sliders if you had them open like should be like bro that looks like something from a James Bond movie is 22 ft long I mean that's whatever call left in there that we can cool it was fake I saw that in a movie but they don't have one of those when did they first invent submarines in Leica tell my story to the cry back to your question how much hair do we got enough more than anything in the waters of Submarine the idea of being in one of them tubes and sliding around stop being a p**** using Sonar and you think like what's no water there's some big ass animals that water big big whales and sharks and dolphins and all sorts of crazy s*** down there on the bottom ones and we saw this like scorpion crab looking thing like walking around on a Great Dane like a crab a crab leg Great Dane underwater underwater is ridiculous. Know what it was but it was terrifying is it that is undocumented animal documented there's a bunch of those weird like spider crab come up when you get like a tsunami wash them ashore have you ever seen those websites dedicated like the stuff that was in the Thailand Tsunami I go way down the rabbit hole on some of that crap look real and they pulled like I think they recently got a whale that had a spear tip in it from like 200 years ago or a hundred fifty years ago like Sosa currently living well yeah yeah and it lived I think I've heard this recently yeah why all animals are crazy I mean to be like 3 or something there's enough scary s*** out there we don't need to make up a Loch Ness monster doesn't make any sense I just think that people see things in the water and then they exaggerate the size of him and the next thing you know they're telling a story is probably some s*** in their heels I'm sure or maybe a sturgeon or something like that hives Harpoon attack 130 years ago to become the world's oldest male looking at Harpoon I'm glad I wasn't full of s*** embedded in his neck Alaska so how they catch it so biologists claim the find help prove the bowhead is the oldest living mammal on Earth has a 13cm arrow-shaped fragment dates back to around 1880 wow 50 ton wheeled been coasting around is freezing Arctic Waters since the Victorian times that's nuts man wild and since they never took Cavs the estimated the bowhead was several years old when it was first shot in about a hundred thirty when it died last month also had died goddamn and probably died cuz they caught it I mean I can't be good for it yeah it's just weird how many different things died last month also died goddamn and probably died cuz they got it I mean I can't be good for it yeah it's just weird how many different things I used to do with whales this return with the lamps


    How a Navy SEAL Teaches Combat Shooting
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    what are you telling them to think of when you're telling them like reteaching combat pistols you teach him how to utilize a pistol what do you what what is the process of like I try and break stuff down as simple as possible so that it's easy steps for people to talk through to create a habit so that you're using it as a subconscious effort right like I want you to be able to draw and fire that pistol or shoulder and fire the rifle the way that you're almost not thinking through once you become very proficient at the shooting so that your brain can stay open to all the other pertinent s*** that's going on all the scary crap is happening out there right so it becomes an automatic movement you want it to be like that you want it to be an automatic movement and those guys out there with a ton more combat time in a s*** ton more teaching experience that say the exact same thing and they say it because it works because there's not time to screw around with having to think through the process it's similar to how your drawing a Bone hunting right to time to really think through it all now an animal walking out in front of you had that stuff simple and we can only handle so much information so I'll break it down feed you more pieces individually as they come up now how much in the military how much time do they spend instructing or coaching people on how to how to think during intense and stressful situations so they they started to do more of that when I was in buds does a fairly recent thing relatively recent and I know they do more now and what they're trying to do is get people to make sure that they can understand what they're doing and perform under the pressure right and a lot of it a lot of the training and a lot of the selection weeds out people that can't put stress and information into the same Lane of traffic you can always lose it so what they're what they're saying is it's all processed but they've been there weeding people out that can't handle that sort of shed and so does this something that they've written books on or their manuals on this and or is this just something that's understood no not remember that pinging us on this for me when I was in like psychological stuff we did have some guys come in and talk to us and then you know I don't particularly remember exactly what the advice was like word for word but I do remember it being like follow your training and overtraining you the right way and it's not to do as you're told is do what you know how to do and you'll do it well and is a lot of being able to perform in combat in these situations that are insanely stressful and give them information stress the same time is a lot of that just learned by experience I think so what was it like for you being overseas organic process yeah I was one of the guys there cuz I was augmenting meaning I was an extra person I volunteered to go ask to go so I was open ears open eyes and closed mouth for 4 months like these dudes that are over there have been had been doing it for a long time at that point cuz I was there in 2011 and 12 and it's all a process that is fatally consequential and I knew that so you're like I'm just going to shut up and f****** listen or shut up and watch those wise it's f****** terrifying is why it's not necessarily being wise like you're just I don't want to die stepping over there for a reason you know he's not leaning against that wall for reason he's doing this for a reason he's got his gear setup like that for it's not for fun you know they're not over the airsofting it's f****** for real so yes questions and the best thing that I've been able to get from the teams which was super evident there is you learn how to learn you know you learn how to be a student a good one cuz if you're not learn how to learn don't you learn how to be a student a good one cuz if you're not there's a good chance you could die a lot of guys have died overseas and a lot of guys have died in training still doing the right thing


    What Navy SEAL Trevor Thompson Thinks of Women Entering the Program
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    so much mental management involved in that that's why it when guys like Jocko come along and they can take that understanding of leadership and mental management and and then teach it to other people. Teach it to corporations and teach it to groups and law enforcement and people that need that sort of understanding that's coming from a guy like him with the immense amount of experience that he has in a couple different genres that allow him to den teach that in a way that is comprehendible and super-efficient it seems to me that that would be one of the most important parts of that of that job about how to handle deployment how to handle coming back and do the mental aspect of it yeah you learn it from other guys like I think so I think it's just a I honestly think a lot of it is that process weeds out so many dudes it would be the the ticking time bomb or the guy that can't handle it by the time we're training for this stuff and it's super stressful everybody's pretty much on on their s*** you know and then there's like little stuff that you learn while you're doing shooting that you can transfer to all of it the breathing techniques right and then by and large we are so well-trained and know that we're so well-trained that you're just doing your damn job. Just do your job and do the best you can I'm not thinking about me necessarily as much as I'm thinking about everybody else also as fascinating to the training is so ruthless and brutal that it weeds out people can handle s*** f****** works then we doing it basically the same way since the sixties but hasn't there been some chit-chat about alleviating the standards to let women pass through I've heard of it I've heard I've heard that they want to put females to the program but not to change the standards how many women have gone through buds 0 don't say that women are going to feel like you're a sexist you should lie I'm not sure I do not see GI Jane cuz she went through well yeah but she said they weren't allowed to I am not sure but I think that they're trying to make that a thing now trying I wonder how many women have attempted to go through buds Jimmy see if you can Google how many women have attempted to go through buds ladies listening to this please don't get uncomfortable just trying to figure it out do the same stuff that they're doing for that they're probably making sure she can make it through the program also they want to make sure this physically she can probably a pre-screen screen pre-screen they do that for officers to make women is it coming from women that want to do it or is it coming from politicians that want to sort of show that they have a diverse lineup politicians 1% because he was a deal I've meant more than enough females that are Apache Pilots fighter pilots badass UD chicks which is explosive Ordnance like Hurt Locker right bad women in the military they want no part of that job I could be a Navy SEAL and that's not they just don't want that job why is that you'd have to ask them about Navy Seals is that it's like recognized that these are the best of the best days of the most Savage human beings that we can create the most efficient the most effective the one that can handle the most the ones who can get the job done when the shed is is Harry as it gets yeah and Hawaii change the program just to diversify the lineup there's nothing that they want to show do that they're not sexist this is equal opportunity in the people that want to prove it are the ones that aren't in the ring yeah that's the problem right you're not getting this from the actual team itself to nothing chicks I'm sure it's the same I feel for those women cuz they're going to take a lot of s*** oh my God yeah but doesn't everybody takes s*** so like s*** s*** yeah for sure the first woman damn right they're going to be like well you didn't do it the same as everybody else does is it going to take a lot of s*** oh my God yeah but doesn't everybody takes it so like this extra s*** s*** yeah for sure the first woman damn right they're going to be like well you didn't do it the same as everybody else


    Navy Seal Trevor Thompson on the Realism of Saving Private Ryan | Joe Rogan
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    Google talking about was the difference between the way the media depicts it and the way it is is there anybody that's it got it right is there any movie that you watch and go that's pretty goddamn close I don't know they're all fish you know but a lot of them are very hollywoodized they have to be it's just a story but I can say that Saving Private Ryan was super close obviously I wasn't for that but my dad's dad said he had to step out of the theater we went to go see that because he could smell diesel he remembered it it's that strong of a memory for him was he at Normandy know he cheated in the South Pacific with the that f****** opening scene when they are on the beach it's it's it's tough f****** nuts man the idea that that was the only way that they could handle that situation that they had to do it that way. Imagine being one of those guys enough to get out those boats that was there that was a good better best scenario it was something that someone did to commemorate the anniversary of the event and they did something that represented everybody of everyone who died did it like on the beach so I quit with the number haircuts 425000 Allied Insurance German troops were killed wounded or went missing during the Battle of Normandy Jesus Christ I mean I remember my Grandad has and he told me these things before I joined about stormy a beach in South Pacific and everybody left right front back at him dying going up the sand everywhere you look so that if you were a person who really had this abstract idea that this war went down there that gives you a visual representation what it must have looked like you can kind of almost get it in your head to get makes it more visceral yeah just look and see. Me f****** bodies in it that was the best case scenario for these guys that's the best-case scenario that's why they did it that way before I went to Afghanistan it's about a month is when exercise 17 happen I'm like f*** I'm going there to replace those guys it makes it really really like some something sound home really well and some things don't and for me that did something happened I'm like f*** I'm going there to replace those guys it makes it really really like some something sound home really well and some things don't and for me that did


    How Navy SEAL Trevor Thompson Made a Difference in the World
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    so when you do return you and how long did you serve for nine years nine years and when you made the decision to get out what was was a decision based on so I never really wanted to do Navy has a full-time career with my tire life cannot do 20 years and get out and collect a pension the war was starting to at the time slow down ish for optempo how quickly does going overseas name an action or seeing the way I saw it was it's like training for a fight that you never do I didn't want that to be my life and I was 28 you know I'm like and what might make some phone calls and see how guys are feeling about stuff overseas and cuz the only jump team of the time right so I had like I didn't quite have my finger on the pulse of what was happening at the team so I made some calls and those guys like a man if there's nothing really dream of this being your Navy Seal for 20 years do you want to go other stuff with your life might be a good time to do it dude I'm happy I did and I got out with all my fingers and toes and I'm glad that I was able to leave on really good terms and feel really happy about what I did cuz I feel like we were making a difference when you say that like what made you feel like you were making a difference things I know that we got to participate in the places we were and the guys that we removed from the battle space captured or killed or f****** s*** heads that were using women and children as targets and we're causing Terror you say terrorist people have this disassociated view of that now right across the newspapers they were causing Terror I don't think people or when a bomb goes off somewhere or there's a mass shooting imagine if that's your your entire life and you're walking around town and that's what's going on every damn day it's not your fault it's just some guy deciding that's there their job in life is to ruin yours and we were moving them so I feel like we were doing a good thing walking around town and that's what's going on every damn day it's not your fault it's just some guy it's deciding that's there their job in life is to ruin yours and we were moving them so I feel like we were doing a good thing


    Chess Grandmasters Burn 6,000 Calories on Tournament Days
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    best part about the real long time that we did like everytime stuff pointed at 9:10 hour range it's like you're not eating anything right you come out and you're Haggard man just when I do the UFC and I don't really eat for like six or seven hours it's hard if box with you yeah your your brain is just your brains like a man listen to get a hot dog or something when I'm doing those but that's just that that's just sitting there talking incredible how much Burns off energy is playing chess they do these these world-class chess players in these World Championship events and they found out they were burning thousands of calories just sitting there playing chance cuz they were losing weight and they're trying to figure out why this guy is losing weight like what's happening over the course of this tournament their brain is firing that 6000 calories Robert sapolsky our guy Stanford Professor who well we've having a podcast who studies stress and primates at Stanford University says of chess player can burn up to 6000 calories a day or playing a tournament three times what an average person consume in a day they figured this out fairly recently because of lot of these guys are losing shitloads of weight that's why I got your brain I wonder like I don't think, Terry Burns off anything near what a chess player burns up but I wonder what it. Cuz you are thinking all day while you watching the fights I wonder how much a burning cuz do when I get out of there I eat like a f****** Wolf Trap activity I don't I don't think it's going to know mental because I don't think your heart rate is jacked if there are burning 6000 calories a day just sitting at can I guess measure calories burned off of your physical and also mentally taxing I got done Dives that are 6 to 12 hours long and you got water and you'd like I'm sitting there like I'm using my brain a lot but it's also cool to f*** a couple times and lost 8 plus pounds wow in the water in the water in the water you can get dehydrated when immersed in water it says that polar that company that went to they tracked a chess champion 21 years old in October he burned 560 calories in two hours of sitting and playing chess about the same amount as Rodger Federer wood would burn in an hour of singles tennis an hour of an elliptical is about 5 6600 but I would feel like better or just hopping around all that plyos in East Bernard Hopkins efficient elevated sustained elevated blood pressure is the Pinnacle of things that you do that aren't physical in terms of movement but are incredibly calorie taxing one of those the number I mean that's a very complex game brain surgery go barely moving but your likes concentrating so hard for hours and hours at a time after it's over I'm so hungry and that has to be our 10 hour 15 minutes that's because you're thinking and our 10 hour 15 minutes that's because you're thinking and you're managing it while you're doing it is giant audience there are you got to be f****** OnPoint yeah that's but I think that you have seen makes me more hungry but it's also like 6 hours 7 hours in a day


    Navy SEAL Trevor Thompson on Dealing with Combat Stress
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    why is it that so many Team guys wind up getting into skydiving base jumping parachute what is that I mean I don't want to speak for you but so many of the highs and the Thrills of that stuff of base jumping and with what is it that's so attractive about that if it's the thrill as the thrill combined with the enormous amount of mental effort and cognitive load that's going on Focus because you know the consequences f*** you like if you're on the edge of a cliff in a wingsuit there's so much s*** they can go wrong between II you push off that thing and you can't turn around to this 60-ish seconds that it takes to get to the ground that has killed a lot of people a lot of people a lot of people 100 bait shops have about 700 bass Champs is that a good thing for veterans when they come back as well just to give them something that allows them to feel that edge again I would never suggest somebody learn division really f*** now I don't even called a sport I caught a lite choice so you only one people do with that are drawn to it yeah if you're a person that is so willing to do that thing that you will do anything it takes to make it happen and go around me to learn how to do it okay that's okay but I'm not going to be like the great choice for you don't go to therapy at Cliff how much can therapy help veterans I always feel like a you either have of the ability to handle s*** or you don't and then they can help you if you have the ability to handle shut I agree is that make it does arrogant assumption on my part because from no experience but the way I'm thinking of it it's like the amount of wrestling that must be done in your mind going from combat deployment to regular society and seeing the the petty b******* that people think of it as being like life-or-death a real real I need screaming and fighting any like you f****** babies yeah you see that a lot with guys that come back is there just like the f*** is wrong with you is this really worth it right and but I do think that therapy of some type archery shooting base-jumping Jiu-Jitsu there are things that you can take up that I think help guys on packet eyes like undo all of the ship you don't have to go to a therapist to talk doesn't have that's not necessarily the best thing for everybody there's a weird thing about the mind right where it has to be active you have to give your mind tasks oh yeah even meditating isn't being task less right you're focusing on focusing yes something going on and also it's like for people that have experienced combat deployments and then they come back to regular life it's almost like your body's accustomed to a certain level stress now it's not there anymore so I might start creating on its own or looking for it when it's not there I think I've no idea I haven't been tested nor has he if I know but you know so many of us are like adrenal fatigue because we're just well in the FA Cup 5th gear for years right is that real adrenal fatigue I think so yeah you know what I mean a lot of guys are very just like about so much right and I don't think that's because they don't care I think it's because they're their hormones are out of whack. Makes sense well there's also a lot of guys whose hormones are out of whack you know from IDs and from blowing down doors I've been dumped enough where I can I felt my teeth in pretty sure you're not supposed to be able to feel your teeth Jesus Christ will so many guys who get back have hormone issues too because pituitary gland damage from chronic brain trauma I'm not surprised in that stuff that really needs to be addressed and that's the kind of stuff like you were saying for the charity for the traumatic brain injury that s*** that you see it looked at during preventive work yes ahead of time yes and then monitoring people making sure that they're okay cuz that stuff is degenerative and people need to know that that's out there and it can be helped is it hard sometimes for veterans to ask for help I think so because I just feel like maybe asking shows a weakness or maybe they just it just took too difficult to reach out think I think it's the too difficult to reach out and I don't want to be the problem or there must be guys that are worse than me I think it's usually Daddy Surly the the fully inflated ego of ganja could be a hard-ass but there is no that's out there but I think it's a lot of guys that are like now there's probably somebody worse to me so if you come home and you're not dramatically injured right we did Legs blown off her arm blown off you feel like you're lucky so you feel like you shouldn't be asking for help people need help more let me go find somebody else when veterans return is really disturbing like the idea that there's so much emphasis put into training is so much emphasis put into arming and making sure that everybody's geared up your multimillion-dollar machine yeah but then when you get back they don't have a use for anymore used tire now it's getting better and a lot of the outside groups do a really good job but it's tough to realize that there's outside groups that are doing that job yes or a lot of guys I put the FED doing right right thanks. It's almost like there's no pressure on them to resolve some of these issues or to help when you come back is there any coaching the date they give you any sort of they do so I didn't end up going to any of that and they always tell you hey if you need to talk to somebody there are people to talk to you and all the people that you talk to other psychologist or the cam Frances well they colleges which I think is a good thing it's a good thing to talk to psychologist I think so any of those guys veterans themselves there from my recollection they're all on the military on the military but are they all did they experience action I'm not sure I don't want to stay out like off hand without knowing for certain I didn't end up talking into them so I don't know do you like is this something that you discuss with team leaders or do you like guys have been you have deployed never turns it's like a common thing we go hey yo what's it like when you get back is it how it how hard is it to transition to normal everyday life and keep your s*** together and what are the tools that use to get high to maintain think unfortunately that's the stuff is getting talked about now just now more recently because so many cents are you like the fighters right do they ask each other how do you recover after a fight now it's how do you look for it didn't make sure you win cuz that's all we care about what we're looking at front end front end and action front end action front-end action how do I train how do I mitigate all the risk how do I make sure that my buddy isn't the one that's killed because I fuk up right right so if that's what we're concerned about what's going on how do I mitigate all the risk how do I make sure that my buddy isn't the one that killed because I f****** right right so if that's what we're concerned about nobody gives a crap about what's going on with back in because you just going to rinse wash repeat that cycle Bryant till you're done


    Joe Rogan on Why Bernie Has the Establishment Running Scared
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    Bernie Sanders and Trump everybody thought that Donald Trump's f***** and that Hillary Clinton was going to beat him and that no one was concerned all these people like he doesn't have a chance Hillary is going to be the winner who's going to be the winner that same s*** could be going on with Bernie Sanders and Trump and people got to be real careful about that these people to think that Bernie Sanders can't win I don't think you understand what's going on in this country people are fed up with a system they're fed up with this idea that they work so hard and they did give their money up to politicians in the politicians don't really work for the people they don't they don't can I tell you the most annoying thing a politician says well you know I speak for the American people do that I think he's looking out for the interests of the working people and I think he wants people to have a better life and and I'm all for that and if that means I have to pay more into other people who owe you were socialists I've heard people say that or you're f****** socialist bro he's not even a socialist Democratic Socialist it's a different thing he's not he's not like everyone should have the even amount of money and we should all give up our money to the institution and the institutions to decide how it gets divided in you should be able to make more than x amount of dollars that's not what he's saying. Healthcare there's a lot of things that are already socialist ideal that we use we just forgot about it like the fire department the fire department if you don't have a private fire department to put out your fire we pay for the fire department comes out of our taxes pay those those very brave men and women and then they, they put out your fire that's a socialist IDEA Public Schools are socialist ideas beliefs of socialists idea fixing of the road there's a lot of things that your money goes to the idea that you we can't extend that and to have a better life because of it and to have free healthcare and free college education and to eliminate student debt I don't know that that's incorrect I don't know that is wrong I just think it's a thing where our government to me and I'm no expert but it seems like they throw so much money away why not if you going to throw it away do something good with it Diaz and if they're right is revolutionary and that's what he thinks he thinks he can enact revolutionary changes free healthcare revolutionary win pretty much the whole not just the drug companies have but a lot of industry has on the way politicians decide how to spend you warm and that's what he says that's that's one of the things he's saying that makes people scared that's why the the Democrats are scared of him too because they're all getting paid as well but it's not like this is a republican thing only has an established institution thing but it also proves that like with Michael Bloomberg spending all this money that when he goes to Super Tuesday he's going to get 13% of their guesstimating about 13% it's just that he's going to pass up a lot of people that have been campaigning showed you how much money you don't even get play in in our politics by being on every 5 minutes for him strategy what will you do to post us they all that posting the conversation instead of what they're asking to post which that was such a strategy is like these weird strategies they have Think Tank spending millions of dollars to get that done thinking it's going to pass out loud to him whatever his thoughts are so really if they go against each other it's almost the same person I'm not talkin policies at all I'm just saying this characteristics you know we're not going to back down from trunk one where it's like you know let's just see I want to see who the Democratic person is in and then we all got to roll with him if you're on that side Bernie yeah I think it's going to be president because he's old get Elizabeth Warren has his age more dangerous than she is useful okay like I don't know her that well don't trust her after that whole Pocahontas s*** all that the Indian stuff for she said she was Native American and turns out she's like one one hundredth of a percent of whatever the f*** it is me and maybe maybe she would get the women on their side I think but she's also established Democrat money I think maybe more likely that he would get someone that we haven't heard of okay it's in very important as his vice president Mike Pence but I'm saying because it's old because he's only had the heart problem you know the vice president is more important than making Obama vice president Pence same sort of renegade philosophy politics but you know Prairie winds when you go to White House is just as pretty boy right here cuz I want to go to White House with you about the last brouhaha after you put that video up and everybody got upset he'll have you I think what's going to happen is we're going to see that regular Politics the way they've been practiced for all these years in this country with like these two bulshit choices are going to go away and I think it's going to be harder and harder for a stye been practiced for all these years in this country with like these two bulshit choices are going to go away and I think it's going to be harder and harder for established people whether it's Republican or Democrat to keep doing that song and dance and having people buy it and that's a good thing it's a good thing


    Joe Rogan’s Wilder vs. Fury 2 Post-Fight Analysis
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    I want to ask you about this maybe I'll talk with the Dante Wilder excuse he came out with yet today what are you unfortunate do you do you think is there any validity to that if there's look so it's about 55 lb and I go hiking and after I could still do whatever the f*** I want and I'm just chill Rogan Deontay Wilder with a 40 lb outfit on that he killed his legs walking to the ring that's crazy talk I don't understand why you would say that I mean maybe it's true if it's true he said he had it all like 20 minutes before 15 minutes before he went out expert or anything so I just don't know if there's for the letter t in it and I f*** would let him put that on if that was that heavy it was 40 lb if it got to the point where it actually wore his body out as he's walking to the ring what he tried it on the night before they said and he liked it so he's like I'm aware it what makes the decisions the real big thing happened in the third round on Tyson Fury he he put that job in his face and hit him with that beautiful overhand right running the ear and dropped him equilibrium went off after that it does that cause 100% he was bleeding out of his and when that happens you don't know stand upright your body's all wacky it's not moving correctly that's what it looks like with him and that's what I was saying what I was watching it I was like his equilibrium is off until this is what's going on then eventually the commentator said it as well but there is his legs weren't under him but also he's getting bombed on Tyson Fury was hanging on him he would wrap his arm around his head and lean on him with a 270 lb he's carrying all that s*** to like and Tyson did something that had never been done before and then he bullied Deontay Wilder he got on and he came in the heavy and a lot of people thought he came into heavy but I think one of the reasons why I came in heavy is this is part of the strategy he went to what's up you got some did not have a broken eardrum apparently a minor laceration to his ear Wilder did not have a broken jaw some aspect of ignored you have a broken eardrum get a 2 centimeter cut on his ear that took seven stitches to close defeat the fewer was the first of all his professional career that interests so even though he didn't have a ruptured eardrum he still took a significant shot to the ear which often times f**** up your equilibrium and any shots to the temple to the ear a lot times at Fox up your balance but the key got bombed on Tyson Fury figure something out in the first fight that in the 12th round Deontay did not like it when he came after him so it doesn't fight well backing up so he's awkward on his feet and instead of letting Deonte come to him and he was boxing like he did for most of the first fight he fought the second fight the wave ottoman II in the 12th round Hitler right hand and he bully the bully you know and you know I don't mean deontez of Billy like in a bad way I mean he's like his style is he's very aggressive he's one of those ruthless punching knockout artists in the histories for not the number one I mean the guy has 42 Knockouts which is insane like his ass 4140 I think he's got 41 Knockouts 42 wins one by decision and one draw now has one loss Tyson had last Tyson went to decision with a lot of people hookah one of the greats and obviously a brutal knockout artist but Deontay Wilder has that touch of death it's crazy when he dropped Tyson Fury twice in their first fight and the 12th round looks like he was f***** but do you think they should have stopped it earlier I think it's better for his life and career that he wasn't going to come back I don't think it's going to come back he's getting f***** up if you're not going to stop punching him in the head either he's going to keep doing it Tyson was pure and clean and literally unharmed and looked fantastic to me and he been hit a couple of times but no problems down there was nothing that rocked him nothing that hurt him you know a few punches bounced off of them but he was put it on Deontay Wilder Amy he was putting it on them if that is true that he had it on for 20 minutes and then it really wore him out that's that's exceptionally silly on the part of his management to allow that to happen that someone didn't see that is Trainor didn't see that it didn't recognize that that was going to be a big problem calculator I think you just threw it on the night before and goes I feel good didn't really think I'm going to be in this thing for closest 35 minutes before I get on here 20 minutes then the walk-up is like 3 or 4 minutes and then you'd walk into the ring where he couldn't recover maybe it's the only the only comparison I have it like I said I know nothing about boxing but if I hope my son is 35 pounds I'll hold him for like 10 minutes I'm tired but I'm not a professional boxer I mean if I pick that thing up and I was just his train our big hey hey hey feel this now think about how long you don't have the song f*** this but just go out there normally guaranteed next time seems going to be dressed like Tyson that was so intimidating what am I signed up for it when I read this book and I interviewed he was scared but everybody's had Tyson Fury fights in that same way and stays on him can he beat that Tyson Fury vs Tyson Fury just boxes Faceoff who if it when this does have it who who would you pick out the gate on this one Deonte knocking down twice but now the knock him down in the 12th round but Tyson Fury came back and won the remainder of that round so you can almost give that round a draw and then the other round when he knocked him down you got to give the Deontay Wilder remaining 10 rounds are not in dispute remaining 10 Rounds went to Tyson Fury so if you just look at it on paper he should one that fight although most people weren't upset with the decision because Diante almost had him out and it's like it's exciting let's do a rematch no big deal but then in the rematch Tyson Fury just took the judges out of the f****** equation bombed on them it's really unfortunate that there is a question of whether or not that big stupid was wearing his legs out cuz if that really is the case that bums me out man he said he had on 20 minutes before the fight had to do the walk up had to get in the ring and it took it off he knew that was a game-changer Deontay Wilder fight has flatlined every single opponent he's faced except for Tyson Fury Stiverne he didn't flat bottom in the first place beaten by decisions beat the s*** out of them but the second fight you f****** mercum so he was probably thinking he can Mark anybody the way he did with Luis Ortiz same thing the first fight had a tough first fight with him second fight Mark some with one punch I think he just had this thing in his head that that's what he does and he's going to do that to Tyson Fury 2 and he never believe it Tyson Fury was actually in a fight that way there's going to jump on them the third one while they were talking about him fighting Anthony Joshua Tyson Fury find Anthony Joshua first and if that does happen I think he beats Anthony Joshua I think Tyson Fury is the best heavyweight on Earth I do and I think the only person that could beat him is probably Wilder if Wilder can recreate the success of the first fight and catch him I remember stop boxing or after I kind of lost a lot of interest in it because I grew up with like Sugar Ray Tommy Hearns and Marvelous Marvin Hagler and I felt like I don't see fights like that anymore they're possible today I mean that used to seem all the amazing fight anytime Terence Crawford fights in I love that guy Errol Spence Jr vassili lomachenko miss a great time for boxing is it really great prom 2006 now heavyweight to great time for boxing before you crouch jumps on me like I don't know anything about boxing so I'm not saying anything cuz I know some stuff about boxing cuz I'm a fan but it's not like anime like if someone wants to talk to me about MMA I can give you very educated you know opinions on things and I can I have some opinion but you know his other people are better at it it's a good time though I like it I'll get into it then I'll get into it again man third-round I screamed everyone in my house is like what the f*** is going on I know it's I think they should have stopped it in the fifth or sixth I could have done that to yeah but he's Deontay Wilder any of this look in his eyes like what just happened that is hit by God lightning bolt those through the lightning bolt by the sky like people can't believe how hard he is but the key to Tyson Fury's victories he didn't let him hit him just jumped on them and Tyson Fury other Unique Style like that big motherfuker he's 6-9 he's so big and so long such a character has jerked off 7 times a day to build his testosterone do you see that and go see me Usain Gypsy Lube he's got his own Lube his own personal Lube they beats off with he says beating up seven times a day increases testosterone I don't know I don't know if there's facts Gypsy Lube he's got his own Lube his own brand of personal Lube they beat off with he says beating up 7 times a day increases testosterone I don't know I don't know if there's facts about


    Bodies Change but the Soul is Eternal w/Raghunath Cappo | Joe Rogan
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    by the way when I speak I'm speaking it's not it's not my feelings and whether I'm right around saying this is with a yoga teacher so I can teach ganesha's of being he's a g Vegeta mean to the soul like an idiot they say you don't have a soul you are a soul you have a body so the bodies change but the soul is eternal so that's called a giva Tut value understand that your separate we are separate than our bodies we are set like you said earlier separate them I thought receptive or subtle body or mind so you take out a different Rogan machine a Rockin Robin off machine and sometimes the machines are good at Warfare fighting sometimes machines are good art sometimes machines is your karmic has any of the car and I have this body that have such good fortune or poor fortune or some great success and it's the calm of the body but you have to leave that body so Ganesh is also a post Brahma is also a post you could have been a Brahma in a previous life or could be one in a previous life and you get a body just like you got a body in this life according to how you act and how you behave how you think and the people you associate with they give you a body for example if you and I grow up together and all we talk about is martial arts we got pictures of Arnold Schwarzenegger a narwhal we start to create a body that emulates those Heroes and we couldn't care less and we just like watching TV and do nothing we get a body according to do in this lifetime we're making bodies and we're making our minds will make your intelligence but the yogi set up everything that we do is a practice just like I just found out today that you were Taekwondo Champion by reading your bio on Wikipedia so you got that way from a practice it didn't just like spontaneously come you practiced and you bring that practice with you wherever you go and you can get better at the practice or you can get a little good but the yogi say that everything we do is a practice it's our thoughts or intelligence are skills or spirituality our addictions they don't just fall from the sky we work on them and you'll and that's why there's these things which another thing I don't have to study the lives of prodigies unbelievable 4 years old Musical prodigies where's that coming from the yogi say it's not random it's not weird is that quirky is unexplainable it's a practice that was a child chess player from Norway who could play like six people backwards and beat them and not that use that facing them is memorizing the board where do you get that type of intelligence the only state that the practice or Mozart and Chopin for her like virtuoso's at 4 spiritual virtuoso's like from a very early age like my teachers teachers teacher like a grandfather teacher was like a master of Sanskrit at age for Willow and could you class on it and cook it pronounce the world at 8 initiated 10000 disciples change the course of all of India at 8 at 8 hero, turkey go to Columbia University commentaries on the Gita by this person who at age eight walked away from his mother and said I'm I'm leaving for the forest it. It's unbelievable change the course of all of India at 8 at 8 hero, tears you go to Columbia University, Tarzan the Gita by this person who at age eight walked away from his mother and said I'm I'm leaving for the forest


    Joe Rogan on Trumps Infamous China Speech (From 2019)
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    somebody sent me why would I tell you how much everything is going to cost Trump the personality overshadowed everything else his personality overshadowed all the shortcomings so because of the fact that he could say things like when he's talking about China you know you could go to China and you've received a video which one was that explains the China or you could say listen motherfukers think about who Obama was right Obama this like articulate Statesman who you were proud that that was the representative of America spoke so well you so measured so educated Donald Trump is not that do you feel that some American people since Obama was like that felt like he was speaking down to them for sure okay I don't either but some people get upset about that he doesn't speak his mind he doesn't say what he wants to say I don't like him because he's a liberal to some people don't like that cuz he's black to some people that don't like him because he's young some people don't like him cuz he went to Harvard. Listen to this illicit play this cuz this is one of my favorite Trump speeches and somebody that is really the messenger the messenger is important I could have one man saying when did attached to 25% and I could say another listen to motherfukers he's dumb he's not dumb he's just not concentrating on the things that intelligent people concentrate on the great literary Works he's talking about not talk about great philosophers are great historians these are not things he's concentrating on his whole life he has a sharp mine but his whole life he's been caught trading on Donald Trump and Donald Trump kicking ass and Donald Trump's name and Donald Trump's ego and feeling that ego and cheating at golf and doing all the things that he wants to do whatever he wants to do that's be concentrating on it doesn't mean that he's dumb and that's what people get distracted that they get confused I agree with you on that but but I what I'm surprised about what I'm surprised about is some people believe he's doing things for the country's best interest not for his own well he's definitely do things for his best interest and also probably doing things that he thinks are for the country's best interest as well I don't think all of what he's doing is just for him cuz you wouldn't be president if you did that doesn't make any sense cuz the beating that you take in terms of light well that's also your ego boost 73 years old right when you're that old you don't change you know you're not going I mean that the way you runs companies to expect him to do any different once it became president it's kind of silly but that's how he's become successful I mean that's why it's f****** name is on his giant buildings all over the world right it's like it's this ego thing and the way he does business I'm the f****** bought listen you motherfukers going to 25% that's his attitude. attempt to do any different once he became president is kind of silly but that's how he's become successful I mean that's why is f****** name is on his giant buildings all over the world right it's like it's this ego thing and the way he does business on the f****** boss listen you motherfukers been attached to 25% that's his attitude that's just thought


    Joe Rogan on Harvey Weinstein's Trial, Conviction
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    if you if you are convicted going to jail son and that's just a New York he still has to get tried out here that's just one have you seen how much he is aged in the last month like me and my wife were watching them on the news last night we go a couple years I told my wife that because you're going to die in jail when he's probably depressed so deeply imagine going from being the toast of the Town posing with Oprah top of the world doing the red-carpet everybody loves you everybody thanks you when they get their Academy Award committee overseeing the compilation of all the stars thinking Harvey without him accuse him later of being a monster but meanwhile they're just praising it don't you I don't know I guess. But it ain't about this yesterday I once was and I were talking about this yesterday we were on the podcast we're talking about like how much I'm so happy I don't have to go on a ditions and I don't act and I'm not I don't want to be a part of that anymore does one of them when people think a guy why is everybody Hollywood so fake because they're all trying to get cast in something is true they're all trying to get accepted by producers and casting directors and and Executives and so they're all just hedging their bets like planted like a guy on the first date just a b******* artist just to look up f****** slick guy with loose morals and a first date trying real hard as it was just him getting arrested and how long ago was that was his f****** Walker looking perfect when you like if someone's I guess if you because him and he can run away if you mess with any kids old video apparently. So he doesn't look like that anymore that's probably two or three years ago I told him he looks that was one of things that the court artist there was an artist that Drew him throughout the case and she was saying that you could see his deterioration is physical deterioration over the course of the trial have you seen him lately he looks 20 I wonder if that Walker shoots real you think it was I don't think it's real but I think it became real that's right I think we're old let's play it for the court and then he just got so broken down through the process what she deserved and it just took a toll on a man like Adam the video you just showed us like two years old May 2018 until now has lost most of his hair looks so old and tired from not getting any sleep his f****** beating man and he was on top of the world if if there is karma right if karma is real that's the karma cuz this guy was on the top of the world but he was like forcing everyone. Karma saying do you want to suck my dick don't want to I don't want to hurt you like he would lose money based on how many different counts of sexual harassment he has they were negotiating depended upon him being a predator like they kind of knew what would you mean kind of if they are also liable here oh my thing is one of the agents going to jail the ones that kept sending all the actresses to the guy then when the new the new can say hey Harvey Weinstein raped me and then the agency says listen do you want this job or not like those those people those people but if you're an agent and you've known Harvey Weinstein for for 5 years or 10 years and you know he's been doing this but yet you continue to sin actresses right to this guy just a pig and you trying to talk those girls into willingly having sex with him which many did or did they think it was a rapist because he was both of those things apparently he was a guy who had sex with girls who were willing to hold themselves out to be in movies and he also forced himself on women who did not want to have anything to do with him so we had both of those things were going on but you don't think that agencies that were sending all these big actresses in they didn't know they knew the boat types some girls willing and some girls are saying there rape you don't think question you don't think any actress ever went back to the agent I'm never going in again I got raped and then that and then that agent was like alright I'm not going to send you anymore but hey over here go in the Harvey well I like the way you negotiating here because the way you're saying it doesn't give a person now you're saying you don't think cuz no one saying that they don't think that. No one's arguing that they don't think that's you said you don't think that so you learn from that book yes very clever what I would say is if there's a high likelihood that they at least suspected he had forced himself on some women and there was probably some rumors there was 100% likelihood they knew it was a pig there was a high likelihood that there was some stories about some things that he had did that were probably criminal High likelihood I don't know how many people are privy to those stories I don't know how deep it got in whether it mean like if you're an agent did you actually get to send to Harvey Weinstein how many you know I don't know I'm sure I'm sure whoever he wanted to see right but I don't know what that number is I don't know how much they actually knew we can be pretty sure of it this point is is no way all these women are not oh no I believe look icing made in advancement on Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Pitt confronted and said I'll f****** kill you you do that again this is the thing Brad Pitt new Brad Pitt knows and he's one of the 1995 and he told him if you ever make her feel uncomfortable again I'll kill you but this isn't a joke this is a 1995 25 years ago bro so you're telling me that these agents in the industry we are I didn't even know the guy for the I heard the story but this would it said is that he touched her inappropriately invited her to his bedroom she told her then-boyfriend Brad Pitt about it see that's what I think most people hurt and that's gross older than boyfriend Brad Pitt about it see that's what I think most people would hurt and that's gross it's not great sea that I think most people knew about that s*** and Brad Pitt was willing to kill him over that which I love


    Who is Still Buying DVDs?
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    where was that special that I saw of you that you have a special oh yeah yeah it's Amazon Prime that's what it's called is copulation what's crazy is it came out about 8 months last time I was on here but they just released it on DVD so my mom thinks I made it last week on DVD who buys DVDs in comedy Dynamics was like yeah company wanted to put it out so I was like all right cool but the main thing is imma be in New York I got this new tour new material I'm exhausted that's what it's called to talk about my two kids the family all the things going on in the world and I'm at Gotham Comedy Club March 7th and 8th I am I am you put the wrong date on the f****** by oh my goodness I'm an idiot on the largest podcast in the world this special that's on Amazon like why do they release it now on DVD they said, I guess there's a DVD company that invest in a couple specials a year if for some reason they vested in mind and thought I could do well so and I was like who buys DVDs and where's that though Rural America America has internet if you have a satellite the people of satellite you can't really stream Netflix to stuff a satellite unless you have a really good satellite right now like no they don't know yet they got rid of that please set Netflix DVD. Commerce DVD. Netflix.com that's crazy the deposit when he's flexing nobody nobody ever finished at the movie at the most watched a movie with a vibrator have you hardly 212 million DVD Blu-ray and rentals account for 1.3.1 .34% of Netflix Revenue wow that's just Netflix just noticed that's his real quick in the middle of the country you can get satellite internet when the upload is terrible but the download now everybody has good internet good internet fix that problem with seeing UFOs just evil on satellites what is


    Joe Rogan and Michael Yo Debate Whether Aliens Have Visited Earth
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    I know you've begun aliens I just don't believe me we talked about this I believe this other life forms to study small mammals in the Congo do you know that they spend giant chunks of their life to go look at butterflies new frog in South America and the national Geographic Society will give the money with the document this frog people are curious and anything that's going to be intelligent and Innovative anything's going to invent technology the only reason why you invent Technologies because you are curious and if you are curious you're not going to stop being curious you going to continue to be curious and if you have a f****** whole planet filled with predatory Apes that have thermonuclear weapons and they want to control various patches of land they've designated on map for the line they put stupid f****** fences up and they nuke each other and they f****** fly planes and drop bombs out and they have other planes that they f****** operate remotely with these little joysticks and drop bombs on people we kill terrorists and some of the people that run the country are terrorists and and then you have for the stock market like what the f*** are these people doing the stock market's what is that a bunch of numbers go through the air and it reaches their phone on the other side of the world instantaneously like woah this is really heavy stuff he's f****** crazy monkeys down on planet Earth are weird we should study them of course they would study us there were rockets and we're invading other other planets in our solar system to try to colonize if they're coming here. Best basic to them they have to have technology we haven't even know they don't know the Active technology that's slightly more advanced than us we will be able to unquestionably travel to other planets within a hundred years or 200 years let's say 3 317 20 long so it's like we went back in time to visit people in the 1700 will be fascinated and we'd be very interested and we found a planet somewhere 300 years now that I people on that planet live like people lived here in the 1700 we would be blown away I think it's the most unique and interesting thing we've ever found ever in life I just don't know what everyone having a cell phone can take footage why don't they have like why don't multiple people have the same footage of the same thing like it had they do there are some sightings particular the Phoenix Lights that happened in the 90s that many many people captured I don't know exactly what they are they don't know what is a lot of people captured these lights are in the sky my take on the Phoenix Lights in a lot of these things is usually that there's some sort of a military aircraft are working. But here's the thing they don't have to visit all the time if they only visited once or twice these unique experiences that have happened once or twice over the course of human history or three times or 10 times or a hundred times what are the odds of anyone's going to capture it especially if they're smart about it so I should be smart about how they come specially if they have some sort of cloaking apparatus are they have some ability to understand when they're not they're being viewed observed and don't knowing how to hide I had a camouflage the ships but of course it would be interested I know that's the least plausible scenario that they wouldn't be interested in us the thing that kind of the thing that was interested in me when you interview to know his he's been through everything anytime No Heaven no evidence hundreds of years and deeply diving into the subject of UFOs and has access to not only that like what does he have access to is that access to the NSA files and like everything's compartmentalised you know that's one of the big problems with the military said they NASA does not have access to what the Navy has access to which doesn't have access to what the Army has access to like they don't always cooperate and just fill for him to say that he didn't find anything about UFOs that make sense like he probably even looked a little bit and finally about UFOs that doesn't mean there's nothing about UFOs that just means that he didn't find anything okay there when you think about one person that's going to scour all the government recce understand the 1950s to present about what they've discovered and what they haven't so you so Area 51 what do you think it's in their secret military projects crafts and that's where the Blackbird came out of this with a stealth bomber came out of there was a lot of that stuff that a lot of people mistook for UFOs I think the real question lies in the very small percentage of unexplained sightings so if you look at UFO sightings you take the pie of UFO sightings I would say they're not me they say what they're talking about that's been solved to someone in the neighborhood of 95% of those 95% can be explained by swamp. ball lightning ball light needs a phenomenon that comes when depending upon tectonic pressure the Earth can release this lightning that have the ground that travels in a ball shape pattern and Zig through the sky and then vanishes and disappears they don't totally understand how it's being created but they do know it requires some pressure in the earth something about tectonic plates and possibly different atmospheric conditions but it's a real observable phenomenon that actually occurred on plane like it's flown down the down the passageway of a jet at one point in time people are multiple people observed as ball lightning and they thought they were being boarded by a f****** UFO or something it's a weird even ever seen it it's very weird phenomena because they have observed that's really fascinating that's that's responsible for a lot of UFO sighting what you said there's that 5% that can't be explained that 5% 4% they just haven't figured out how we see this is ball lightning okay having this guy but they move around so lightning crackles and then this thing will hover in the sky and then sometimes they actually come out of the ground you know this is Pierson probably but it's almost like an ash you know when uses a bad video see if there's you know I understand all this other people talking in it there's different videos with ball lightning in a watch is pretty interesting s*** man Balinese weird because it's like they're it's okay Lowe's of it and it looks like a ball flying through the sky are atmospheric occurrence if I was an alien species 500 years more advanced than we are I would be f****** fascinated by Earth and that's all you need five hundred years from now with the exponential growth of Technology like we're experiencing on Earth now if we don't blow ourselves up or if they're different than us like maybe they evolve different and they don't have the same battle for resources so they didn't develop the kind of territorial behavior that Apes have if they develop something more complex in a different sort of Cooperative evolutionary mechanism they could be very different than us but still way more advanced but interested in us all right I will you ever see one in your lifetime Advanced but interested in us all right I will you ever see one in your lifetime


    Joe Rogan Watches Crazy Men’s Wigs Video
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    girl getting butt cancer now fake butts butt cancer the one I was watching the clip off a box the other day this girl had a fake butt and they were just trying to fix it and it's just this disaster this poor lady just like the surface of the Moon just dented in f***** up and you know what it is free every generation or are even Century you can go back to the old days where the most of the the body that's hardest to get is the most popular body Kings were fat because they had a lot of food but they wanted to be fat because it showed a sign of money yes and then it was I believe the fifties was all about real thin no but no boobs just Rail and then because that was hard to obtain because most people now the Kardashians it takes money I guess for a lot of women to achieve that and money and money the amount of money where you don't have the disposable income to do it so not a lot of people can do it so it seems like the most popular body for women is the body's the hardest to obtain it's never like a normal body is beautiful it's always like no we need very large but what's also what you see and media right really good to be rail-thin because they saw models because designers clothing clothing designers like models to be real thin because then they like a hanger like there's no weird big tits and big ass that make it work clothing not stand out there just about the hanger but what changed because it's still like that as far as my social media social media girls online I had a problem with the other day my nine-year-old we're at a restaurant this lady walked by and my nine-year-old she pulls at me she was Daddy she's got diaper butt cuz that's what I call it a cloth diaper but when those girls get fake butts cuz it looks like to wear a full diaper but he doesn't fit your legs is just walking around waiting to get home a mess but you're right though it's the unobtainable difficult to obtain it's also completely exaggerated right like giant tits small waist enormous ass cuz it doesn't work that I can't I was thinking like magic guys did have like big dick implants and that they were all I ever got was Benedict stretched out with guys can't have even toupees that's guys can have like if a guy has like fake eyebrows girls like a guy with fake lips men in the gay community to do it though will they do with the okay lip injections they're doing the same thing that a lot of women are doing but it's just the lips are weird because I think people saw that it's worked and no one cared like obviously you see a lot of girls with fake tits and no one seems to mind and guys think it's kind of hot they did my the first like three or four like the internet got it but like it's a wigs for men or like that's gone viral online a few times in the last few months and then gluing on I have seen the house what do that must be no it's like next level that's amazing before after before before that body so there's a Sarah and says before Arrow there's ones that the person is completely bald and it looks like that after they're done I seen the ones with black dudes I've seen black dude get that and it's real weird like they Jesus yeah working on the clue is that app that guys want to that's so weird weird and interesting growing hair back through steps you have to have the hair to grow back if you have a little then you can that's going to like that because people weren't online or just didn't go viral and that way it's snuck back in and people go to this brand-new thing and it's like it's not new at all I didn't even know I don't even know women had to take care of some of the LA do weaves I didn't know you knew nothing about it so for a girl out here when I first moved here I went out like you know she was in a bad and I went out to the living room and I thought it was an animal am I download poke it was her hair like I didn't know that they did that end then I started working for eat they had a wall full of hair for all the girls a Wallflower hair so they would like four different girls they would have had to tell her that Master hair grow a hair and I never saw that and I was just shocked that it went to that the great I didn't even know that happened until you have a common thing the weave with the common thing the weave with the I don't think you know what that time I don't know but I think it's more of a TV thing


    To Conquer Aging We Have to Change the Way We Think About It
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    something that we always up against is the months that the people of got into about aging that they needed to get into full these Millennia that we have been unable to do anything about it but not think about it and get on with your miserable short life and I make the best of it right and across the way we can do that is by somehow denying oneself into denying that this is such a big deal by pretending it's not really like a medical problem at all that's what we paid attention to what the kite has the forever will it be boring and you know which I have to spend my whole life contending with how do you say when I get over the dictators living forever one Johnny come on when I leave the percentage of dictators versus the percentage of regular people is so incredibly small to not cure aging because of dictator seems like the dumbest idea ever now the inevitable like it though it's fine that's wonderful I'm looking forward to it it's it's essentially a disease that we all get cooling agent disease is a bit different from my house more comfortable with it I tend to feel that the problem is a problem with which is that it makes it sound like it could be cured with therapy and you know the reason why that's important is that it determines what kind of what kind of medicine we look for a lot of outside brother said we're right by the what diseases used to broadly contribute Naruto it's not to include things like Alzheimer's that actually about the basic difference between the progressive chronic conditions like outside what would you call aging if you don't call this is what I call a medical problem of potential future treatments stem cells seem to be very promising are there are there other competing treatments that you think are equally promising or so a bunch of different types of damage all of which we need to fix then we need to look at the I will fix it available for each individual type so what stem cell the last fix is so lost without it dying and then replaced in the body by television Elektra Beijing is that because Progressive because it's only because it's functional decline after a certain point does it right off that when I would have to keep in mind in time to time therapy between how badly one needs it and how rapidly the quality of the therapy is improving so you know if I open now start to need a bit more but it would have benefited from 10 years of research let's do a different thing to fix a different type of damage and I believe they accumulation of 85 South a bunch of different things we have to do that there's been no real change over the past 20 years in our understanding of what the problem is no real need to change preferred approach S2 Technologies found bad news that says OD of this potential approach to fixing this particular type of damage if I'm going to wear for this new reason that we didn't know before that's what we have to start again and think of anyone that hasn't happened to either


    Are Marine Fish Populations Approaching a Point of No Return?
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    you have the same optimistic perception about the ocean optimism because I know that you are not doing it but I know a lot of people when they talk to me and call me an optimist optimist storing lot of carbon and releasing a lot that it's pulling up so we have to fix that as well but it's part of the same problem I've had boy Onslaught on a couple times can you wear of him doing his devices that he's created to remove Plastics and other garbage from the ocean might my concern is Wildfish the depletion of the fish populations is at an unprecedented rate and it seems to be there somewhere in the neighborhood of fifty years away from a catastrophic complete collapse of wild Fisheries how to connect artificial red Mate1 up make artificial fish that wouldn't that would be good that we can have artificial tears but that wouldn't necessarily make that population rebound we would have to make large steps to try to bring back the the equilibrium of the ocean I mean applications of population of specific fish fish species fishing to make this artificial fish or don't have the access to it or at least in the time. That it's going to take four Fisheries rebound as it did when I talk to people that have an understanding of wildlife in the ocean they say it's a desperate time and it's a desperate time that is not really being recognized by the general population because they can still get sushi they can still get halibut at the local market but that if you talk to the fishermen if you talk to the wildlife biologist that are really studying the levels he likes it this is nearing a point of no return we should be investing more in the development of new technologies that will - play with wild fish if they can make artificial meat and one or two people really get an artificial fish as well. people like the night I'm really optimistic about artificial meat I mean it seems that they're mean it one point I was like a quarter million dollars for a hamburger and now they've got it down to a point where you can actually make a an animal meat product that does not come from an animal die a very close to be able to make this mass-marketed way that's interesting you can actually make a an animal meat product that does not come from an animal dying their very close to be able to make this in mass-marketed way that's interesting about that I think that's very interesting


    The Innovations of Eddie Bravo & 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu w/Raghunath Cappo | Joe Rogan
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    wow it's been 10 years really 2007 I moved out of La damn weird until recently 3 times appreciate it I appreciate you I appreciate you today I always thought truthfully I always thought Joe Rogan's going to do something good I honestly I can tell you that and it may be embarrassing to say but I'm proud of you can second thing besides stand up comedian the announcer want to be in the UFC even if I was good because you get pounded on it's a tough job right yeah let you know that I'll answer this kids fight their retired at 21 and rolling around with you the greatest memories of my time in LA is when Eddie opened 10th Planet yeah we had a lot of fun and it was such a special interesting time of Jiu-Jitsu I think that it was going to know no gay there's a demographic of Jiu-Jitsu guys who didn't want to be any more people wanted to learn things that would transition directly into MMA and to not have the clothes to grab onto it change the grips and Eddie was one of the very first to really truly concentrate I'm using wrestling grips cable grips over unders things along those lines and then the other people were still really cleaning to the gate he was like a and I think that I was attracted to about the ultimate fighting when I first saw I think the first one I saw with two in UFC 2 and I was like oh man this is any watch those Gracie and action videos and stuff is lackadaisical and I'd always have to tell the guys had do me a favor just try to slap me because this is getting a little unreal I don't want to I want a real life situation and I'm figuring okay I don't want to buy anything right now but I always felt like you no real practical fighting the guy may not be wearing a tuxedo I think both are good because like you live in New York New York gets cold if you get into a scuffle with someone I hope you never would do but if you did and he was jacking like you are as you could manipulate him with that jacket and they really probably wouldn't know what to do you know there's a real benefits like being a judo player if some has a winter coat on yeah are you had a fight with Karo parisyan to Ronda Rousey or something like that and they they're wearing a winter coat that f*** you up stop exploding out of things have to be very patient if to be if these correct technique and it was appreciation and it was one of my biggest Lamentations of moving away was not to be around that whole Posse and then I never expected it to get as big as it did I know it's unbelievable because back then it was like to see text to bring my my big kids were big now I used to bring them and they used to just box we used to do it at Legends know before that the bomb squad yeah that's 2,000 what to somewhere on that was cool I was running time I just got my purple was super excited and then Eddie just got his black he has brown eyes black super quick. Is brown and then he beat Oiler and then he goes black yeah I was there that day interesting error was an interesting error for us as humans was an interesting error for martial arts is a lot going on and that 10th planet was really a hub of exciting Innovation and still is but it mean back then it was this really unique things this completely noogie branch of Jiu-Jitsu this directly connected to John Jacque Machado which is a totally rigid always impressed with him to me still rolls man he's my age and he doesn't get injured like he might have like a little tweak here and every so intelligent and he's so Technical and it's just so good that was saying was only because I'm not there anymore but when I was going there is like this is such an amazing Place John Jacque Academy the quality of Fighters you would get there was also at a time where there was you have to be into it and go somewhere and could have that many black belts at a school that was like unheard of in hunger I was in his class one day and it was like 11 black belts was like this is crazy and it wasn't like that. No random roll black belt somewhere somewhere in Portland or something like that like I went I started with henzo in New York I went there the day that I met * got to purple. Wow that's crazy crazy gave me a crugen ghee wow that's legit that's one of the really nice things about Jiu-Jitsu that camaraderie in the Friendship it's like it's very different than I was compared to other martial arts in that the problem was striking martial arts is that you hurt each other all the time you never developed a sort of closeness that you do what you just said because you're always trying to kick each other's f****** heads off


    Raghunath Cappo on Truth in the Bhagavad Gita
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    we still never got to the bhagavad-gita sorry but we got turned I want to know why you think that that's real and what you think is going on in those stories wet first you got the dialogue of self which is cool wisdom for all people I am become death coloring sheet probably do Got Talent time that's a Sanskrit how did you say to me it looks like a creep preterito is that why am I am the Destroyer time I am the great destroyer and I've come to destroy all worlds translation in English because of an issue with the translation between English Rose different people translate let the different but it's it's similar meaning meaning in that particular section that you pulled out that was Krishna explaining like God is beautiful. As Charming as your best friend is also death personified so he's staying in that particular place I'm actually also the destroy of all the world's when we think of the Olga's explain it. Is everything both the Beauty and the destruction as well and so Krishna just sharing his attributes and in that particular chapter chapter 11 these is the most almost intimidating where do you think all these stories come from where do you what do you think the origin of the Bhagavad Gita of the Mahabharat of evolved the ancient tax what do you think the origin was what was the what was the motivation put the stuff down what was what was the original Concepts that led them to write this and where you're at all come from there has to be an origin of these these wisdom's right yeah what do you think that is enough to even answer the question I have to take myself out of Radu and just answer like a yoga teacher and crackers that to answer of what do you think it's one thing trained not to do in s far as what is your personal opinion I give you my personal opinion but I have to separate it from what the stories both will give me a personal opinion is I hear what the stories have to offer I find some value in the stories and I try to apply wisdom to my life it helps the direction of my life it helps me escape pod transmitted as certain time historically they understood people are getting Dumber do we have a tendency to think we're at the Pinnacle of evolution but The Vedic teachings is at as we go on in this age we get more more disconnected there was a time where architecture was more evolved for the Sciences were more evolved wearing Stop The Sciences were more evolved like the building of these has which one we read them mythological even Weaponry Weaponry they say we're done with sound if you start at there's one book on the Donner okay but do you think this is real I think it could be that use sound could could why not was no evidence archaeological evidence that there was a flying craft or is it grimsever any technology that allowed people to leave gravity yeah there's sometimes there may not be evidence just like this with him and his woman with two people psychosis with him and his wife I can say that there are things that make no sense to me get I swear to try them anyway and then after time they made sense like oh wait a second that does make sense or a different Vantage points in my life it didn't make sense when it's 20 but at 50 that makes a lot of sense so there's certain things that are huge leap to Faith that I can't say menosense mineral sense but over time I realize after that helps in this particular meditation and general right achieve certain States Of Consciousness and you can actually with fmri can actually monitor the changes in the way the brain is she this why I like about you you're one of those guys get into these very interesting like subtle sciences and then he finds like hard evidence James Wilkin breaking all these things down I'm more of a simple or guy I find people were a trust the way they live and if applied stuff and walk the it's more like I can tell time but I don't know how to take apart and put back together but then you see all the gears behind a watch like a self-winding watch me like I don't know what the f*** is happening here I'm like that with a lot of things and I'm always impressed when you dig into it with people like this but truthfully if you want to be honest truth I was like no man I've taken to it maybe cuz I'm not that kind of hard Science Guy if people what do you think right like the stuff that you liked about me fighting was endurance flexibility I give all the credit that to yoga you did at the time of people that you you had crazy cardio and your cardio was you never did cardio you just didn't really good endurance and my cardio is even better at once on day 17 of a 21-day fast wow they 17 and I remember fighting what to class and we're all tank more like I just kept on going and he's like man what is up with you I was like I don't know I haven't eaten solid food in 17 days so it's not like I'm a genius it's just that these are sort of like yoga fasting deep breathing I just been doing them yet I'm sure there's people that can give you the modern take on what the benefits are and that's not what I'm asking you what I'm asking is why you believe the bhagavad-gita is real my point is there's reasonable amounts of faith in these other things that have applied that it made me take a next step to whether I believe it's real I just split the truth so I can extract from a real whether the war actually happened there's a leap of faith benefits of those of the following those scriptures you apply and you you feel those benefits of so that's enough that's enough to make me move forward toward your free sample the idea of faith and especially in America the Blind Faith but if I saw you walking in downtown the other way you saw me you're driving your Porsche and you saw me walking in Manhattan and how do you get to Times Square and the first step is I could lie to you people lie all the time when you asked him for directions but you have some reasonable faith I know him he's a friend why would he give me the address and so there's a reasonable amount of Faith but even still people getting to the Egos and they just want to be the nowhere of directions but I say you don't have to 14th Street and you're going to see a McDonald's you take a right and you going to go down all the way to whatever care anymore Union Square and take a left and then a hard left so again you have some type of extended Faith towards me not Blind Faith but you'd go to 14th Street and there's that McDonald's as you go to next signpost you realize maybe he doesn't always going then you go farther there's Union Square okay I think he actually knows what what's going on and also send you see the Times Square in the distance so Faith isn't just like I believe if anyone was to say I believe this I believe in these Vimana I believe in Monsters to question them but it happens with small degrees of of things being shown to you that you want to take it what's the next step here what I say about this where they say about that and then you apply and see what does that work with me and like I said sometimes things didn't make sense I remember when I first met monks and they said a question about I was 17 I was like you want sex with your wife crazy now I am we do other things and I just couldn't understand that is a 17 year old boy for 18 year old boy and he said what do you do for fun and that he goes but it was where this person was one of his path of a really controlling the senses and finding his pleasure internally at different at time of my life it made no sense whatsoever the applying the stuff whether or not you break it down scientifically and objectively and try to analyze each and every word and whatever the translation is you actually apply those truths are quotes to your life and have real benefits yeah it could all these things we talked about like life on other planets and Aliens they all are very much explain or here's another good one one of these spiritual path have in common weren't we train ourselves to find the differences and all of them and the date of teaching don't you understand you should be able to walk into a moth into a church into a synagogue and say how nice these people trying to connect not that we got to win these people over to our team cuz they're all an illusion and they're all going to hell forever everyone's on his type of path and I appreciate them trying to surrender in the only thing that's going to get in their way cuz people say things like this all the time religion that caused all the problems in this world and particular that we have it our way and everybody else their problem and we got to fix it that's what gets in the way because you could say materialism causes lots of problems as well in the world so I don't think it's that the Eagles sneaky and sneak into your diet and sneak into your God it'll sneak in and that's why there's an appreciation instead of a instead of condemnation people that are different than us so I don't think it's that the Eagles sneaky it'll sneak into your diet will sneak into your God will sneak in and that's why there's an appreciation instead of a instead of condemnation people that are different than us


    Aubrey de Grey’s Answer to How Long He Wants to Live
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    well I'm optimistic because you're optimistic when you tell me three to five years from now we're possibly looking at some sort of a breakthrough where things start moving into the public eye where people really take into consideration like this is this is real technology that you should we should all start implementing on are particularly on people that are older and ailing or right at the moment the most challenging areas are still at another stage so that's why I only do they have to individually guys you know it's all the way through clinical trial for life but also combined the beautiful people don't have any congenital problems I think I can get a lot of s*** done I learned about myself you know people I think it's I think it's I think it makes no sense to think about what one's going to be doing in the distance questions just one more time to go off at what time do you want to go to the toilet next Sunday the toilet is completely crazy so you're going to have better information on the topic near the time and you're going to be able to act on that information and also the idea of how long you want to live is going to be irrelevant if they can repair disease and fix all these issues it's just going to be the quality of life even if they can repair disease and fix all these issues it's just going to be the quality of life rating


    Does Work Have a Place in a Post-Aging World?
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    do you think one of the motivating factors will be the price of healthcare that the argument would be part of our issue with Healthcare in the an incredible amount of money that needs to be spent on hospitalized hospitalizing Peaceable people in treating them with diseases we could eliminate that the immediate knee-jerk reaction is always a God we definitely don't want to fix that how would we pay the pension right if they going to be stupid in England where they have socialized medicine the enormous cost of that would be decreased radically it is more healthy it's it's got nothing to do with private with socialized medicine but actually I don't even minority of the economic benefit the real economic benefit comes from the indirect costs first of all the Father the kids will be out of there going to be more productive cuz I'm not having to spend time looking up with a sick parent anything to do with the retirement age this comes back to another aspect of the interaction between emerging Technologies so close we could Look At Me by Phil full employment you know last time that happened during the Industrial Revolution we got away with it by inventing Antonio sector sector that reply to all the job that people didn't have anymore in manufacturing and agriculture Emily Blunt instrument starting point but you know that kind of thing is going to have to happen I can totally imagine the situation in which year from now it's something like Global times about the health benefits of the benefits of the concept of work is sort of inexorably connected to society to the point we think you have to work but you know me while people live for hundreds of thousands of years without even the concept of that and I got a place where you go where they give you gold coins boots Canal rides at 8 of course you do have to have something that makes saying fulfills something to do you find fulfilling for Universal basic income right the argument against it is human nature that people need to be motivated and they need something to sort of guide them towards excellence and my check is and I don't agree with you or anybody who's been exposed to interesting things there are so many things in this world I mean if I had I would love to live five different lives concurrently I would love to have to plan I would I would I would love to I'm it would be really interesting to take up a whole new career at 70 you know and so this 325 your timeline what would makes you think that 325 years from now is when all this stuff will take place how soon are we going to be able to take my tattoo in the hockey ass and do nothing whatsoever to them until they are right I believe that would be sufficient anyway that's actually a little bit conservative I think I less dramatic brighter than that might be enough to switch most of my colleagues I've ever not gotten over the fence but I think that would definitely be enough


    Aubrey de Grey on CRISPR, Stem Cells, and Aging
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    research done with my Sith myostatin Inhibitors did that not increase lifespan as well but yeah sure a lot of things have extended extended lifespan of fabrics but we have at the moment is not all the component of what I just said if you do something faceing math the best we can do it baby 4 months so that's the difference you going to be able to start light and get the bag. through some sort of biologics well yeah through the bacterial enzymes that can break down and it is the exploitation of a bacterial mechanism that allows bacteria to defend themselves against viruses is that it allows us to change the sequence of a gene in a particular cell it's very expensive and very clunky 40.88 to inactivate the initially the technology wish to Arabic ride it was trying to do what what do sharks have called genetic vandalism and have what could off Target if I had another was basically do other changes to the house where they didn't want no you can't do everything with crispr one thing you're definitely country with crispr is insert new genes into the Gino and that's something we need to be able to do but actually one of our big projects it is a kind of two-step thing while we use crispr to make a small change to the gene that allows us to that's they have done some work in China apparently on live human being so this was very controversial what happened was that a group in China use crispr to alter the DNA of embryos for IVF F5 into a mutant form that doesn't work but fat in an inactive form protect the body from infection by HIV end navigation gets people excited about it yeah but yeah so anyway the other thing was that why it's even worthwhile to make an embryo to resistant to HIV when I hear about something like that always assumed first of all I mean just American Prejudice tieu Su minutes in China that doing something crazy right and you also assume that if they're telling you about someone has been altered that means that they're probably doing this for a decade or since Christopher was initiated initiated eight years ago you never know I don't want them to do it on people but when they do do it on people and fascinators I don't know what that's why I mean that's the attitude that I have I don't know if it will have to medical tourism in general the some information exists about the advocacy and safety of these treatment Tuscaloosa AL everyone who who who indulges I'll show up blessings should be shut down as much as we can and personally I've had my family my mother has gone to Panama twice and she was on the verge of a knee replacement and now she walks without pain I bet you I bet you went to I don't know unless someone was placement so that when I sent it down there and it took G she's fifty-two she's 73 so it took her somewhere around six to eight months for start feeling anything she was really worried that it was going to work but then at 8 months and just the pain just went away and it's continue to get better and I sent her down a second time and I'm going to keep sending her down there so it's out a pretty profound effect what was fascinating to me as they do three days of intravenous therapy and the interview therapy has I don't know if it's just my imagination but she looks younger like she looks she looks more vibrant you know like when I saw her she came to my house for Christmas why she looked better she looked a year younger than she did the last time I saw this is what we would hope one that was affected by us only a few people benefit is Dallas must himself therapist and not that far along so every time anyone gets treated right now it's still an experiment and that's okay that have to know who to actually not just you know live off the stories of of high-profile people got good benefits and talk about but actually two goalies the day release the full. always have to worry about is cancer because activators between Cancer and everything else in other words what is wrong with in life we actually do not truly have in the buddy but which are not as active in older people if they are younger people and so close we have to ask why are they last active on a lot of folic acid make myself believe that a huge party is attractive in other words that is recognized kind of kept checking her not to become properly cancerous or more importantly of the cells that are put in signs that you are improving regenerative capacity weather of the Fells that you put in or more importantly of the cells that are nearby the salty put in you are potentially taking the risk of hastening the onset of actual cancer


    What Does Science Say About Fasting and Longevity?
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    what is your opinion on the benefits of fasting in that regard okay country without you putting a lot of minimizing how many calories you put in then you have a chance of starting the countdown to the therapist might have a better job that suddenly being found something about reproducible and Beth study phenomenon in the biology of Aging still there mysteries about how it works cold calorie restriction midnight X and you know that's good that's that's different schedules of being good for your house but in terms of increasing your longevity by 30 or 40% the way they do play she's got less benefits from fasting and short-lived spaceship you know that's why is it a bit controversial studies done really long expensive but it's not normal fasting with human beings you think is it's interesting it's something but it's not going to mimic these biologics and what what you believe is on the rise. you know you definitely see people getting sick less


    Longevity Research Has a Funding Problem: Here's Why
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    terms of progress like what what has to happen for there to be a shift in the the biological age of people where you can actually reverse it or we can actually maintain the position they're at now for extended periods of time. Will let me watch that love Pazzo the result of exactly at the same speed that the damage is being like that which is ridiculous so since the beginning Foundation my organization has focused on the most challenging the most difficult type of damage because philanthropy the news about the Flies it's not competing with a lot of other people who have their own ideas about what to do and if the people who are deciding who wins that competition I'm not end up having to emphasize really boring low-hanging fruit funding things that don't lead to high-profile Publications soon Cutting Edge Veterinary stuff but the magnet Shades artist is real talking that's what's frustrating to you about the state of understanding repair and understanding the the ability to fix things this is how to deal with that improve so much over the years so I started putting out the idea that this was the way to go after aging 20 years ago chiropractor taken properly seriously by my colleagues in the scientific community and that has been no respect as well so what you and I spoke last five years ago really that was the end of the story I pretty much run the scientific arguments but still no that this is the next big thing that we will actually have fun with ID genuine Rejuvenation medicine in the foreseeable future drugs that selectively kill Waco senescent cells today the cells that hang out in the body in a bad site where they doing more harm than good. money is better spent doing the stuff that's still at an idea stage and beyond that you know we are able to even for things that are a couple of years behind that for another year or two what other companies now that I work with cuz that's not spinach from my Foundation but they doing closely aligned work and so I'm spending a week on average Foundation but they are y'all doing closely aligned work and so I'm spending the entire week on average just making introduction between you and


    How Aubrey de Grey Started His Scientific Career
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    is this something you still truly enjoy doing I really feel you know if I was a young kid I have wanted to spend my life making a difference to the world improving the quality and quantity of Life of humanity and I've got teenager having pretty much decided that this is what I want to do with my life the first thing I did was I got into a special intelligence particularly everybody she was an angel Tabasco and by accident you're not going to let any fundamental truths about the universe from studying to Chi but but but it's bad for you but that's not my problem Sullivan and I happened to have invited myself into a position with what you filled with something I was able to do I had a very undemanding job at the University of Cambridge Enos. Pay my way to go to conferences going to go stop them nobody needed me and I wasn't being blessed don't be crazy and it took a little while for people to come around so when you when you say that an early age you felt compelled to try to help people like what what was that it was all down to my mother's for me to practice the piano poop some however my mother had already and still in me a sense of introspection understand why I thought what I thought I actually decided to think about why I didn't want to play the piano because they were already so I would not be you know contributing significantly to the quality of life of mankind by becoming another one that I wanted to make a difference and that's how I know by the time I was out of your future you know it nine years old recognize that you're not going to make a significant contribution to the World by doing something other people I've already done I started working actually out that bioinformatics project that I mentioned I came I had a lot of exposure to a lot of top-flight biologist and fashionable would be is going on here why are these small people choosing to do something that minimizes the likelihood that will have any impact another words whatever they whatever they find out so you've always felt compelled to make a difference is that something your mother and still in use or something you just had a baby I don't I don't really think my mother instilled in me I have no idea but when you look back at that now that's going to be an interesting course where you you recognized at a very young age that you wanted to make some sort of a difference but that didn't knowing that you would have that Epiphany at a young age when it comes to like being a penis or doing something that's going to significantly impact people it is not a standard path that many people are gone that's it it's a very interesting way to set up your life well I wouldn't say is that my life up I sat outside and tension but if we look at how I got from there to here so if you have been able to reach the Pinnacle of my child from Philippines Abba you know how anyone can say that you fit the part 2 you're a weirdo you know I mean I'm always instinctively looking for ways to do things that other people might have a lot do you understand that I am really sympathetic to email but that doesn't mean that anything of benefit it's a very strange thing where people put on intellectual blinders they're talking about aging and dying it is very weird have you have had heated discussions with other intellectuals about this because I would imagine all the time my first year 1982 stage hypnotists that stuck in my mind was that is the cookie cross because what happens if the guy gives a completely unhesitating Lucid grammatically correct explanation for why I couldn't do it and the explanation of course we'll have a hole in it besides him, but the fact is Bowling Green Ohio to have these discussions with people about aging and side to find out that people make the unbelievable arguments in favor of it


    How Will Society Address the Needs of a Post-Aging World?
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    think about overpopulation 1 things that you should take into consideration is that as populations increase in places urbanized the actual birth rate goes down to the point where a place is like Japan is actually concerned that they're not having enough children Africa China's because of the one-child policy which of course I have not discontinued precisely because of problems like that other countries were little 500 years old how will people be okay so here is his a really important when we think about longevity one question is how was well actually be on the second question is how well people in the Nets and expect the world to be the reason why those two questions yeah but won't actually be any 500 Arrow paper for another 400 years so I don't rely the general manager straight starts to realize that the probably going to live a long time because they're not going to just got progressively sicker as I got older and pension plans very different life insurance health insurance play critical to estimate and to communicate the estimate of how soon that shift in public expectation is going to a car which means could easily happen in the next 3 to 5 years and but when it does happen it's going to happen incredibly suddenly that I think it's going to happen we're going to have sufficient progress in the DeBarge family or the clinic that most of my scientific colleagues are going to be willing to come out and say more Lafayette over to grab it right all along you know about that I'm going to hear that being said and written in the media and the going to say this is actually going to happen and I'm going to slice. do this phenomenon then we do kind of have a bit of a moral obligation to make it less time if we can't tell my fans is that once that happened the following day it's going to be and everyone's going to know it like the way the public is going to make that switch I just actually expectation black at once so it's going to be ridiculous once it happened and the first step is going to be that shift in what my colleagues in the community feel able to say on camera amount of progress is going to be required for that to occur one reason why my colleagues don't already said what I say is funding the fact that I don't like me those people Reliant for most of the money that drives our Sac on Fairview government money government grants and the two accused of irresponsible things for the media things that get people's hopes up unduly but this hardly at the end of the ceremony so I have to be really pretty, even though that is probably the person out of my colleagues who put as much as possible out of people who have regular faculty position no, actually it's not very much you know there's a balance between on the one hand not saying things that could be characterized as a responsible when they were already in middle-aged and refusing to get to the point where this is undeniable this is peer reviewed proven established science and also implementable this is something that can be at scale distributed worldwide yeah things going to get real weird thing in humans it is a really really polarizing subject I mean it is funny how what you're saying bring so true that academics and intellectuals have to be cautious about talking about even what is potentially possible even though in private they probably are more than aware that there's just a few steps to go before this stuff gets into my tendon we see relief katestraat me really spectacular changes that Pandora's Box gets opened then people are going to be looking to establish clinics everywhere and it's it could be change even if even if even if a lot of these things are not yet available for clinical you still at the beginning of the clinical trial price for 15 years away from The Real McCoy you know that will still be enough so true and prepared for this change in public expectation of how long they're going to live one day will be a gigantic public issue in terms of elected representatives that they they're going to need to have some sort of an anti-aging policy situation public issue in terms of elected representatives that they are going to need to have some sort of an anti-aging policy situation normal so this will be ridiculous


    Owen Smith Made Some Interesting Observation at a Busta Rhymes Concert
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    about being in a trap concert Busta Rhymes and is all white folks and I'm there and he goes all my real n***** make some noise everybody made noise, just like me and like a few other black people like I was like yo maybe maybe they didn't hear it but everything twice tonight I'll call you Niger for 10:10 dollars Niger sale Niger Clarence cash only cuz I know how you n***** all right so proud of this bit at the end of the show I'm selling my dumb DVDs you know and never be a white person always come up to me and give me $20 and call me Nick and then I would have been funny if I cuz I kept the money you know December call me whatever y'all want for $20


    Raghunath Cappo Was a Monk for 6 Years | Joe Rogan
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    and I'm walking around it for about six and a half years and it was a great time in life and I traveled all over the world but it was that place after after being very materially frustrated and I said those two main factors were some type of material success I wasn't the Beatles when I wasn't email Michael Jackson but I had some interest I had fans and then realizing how life can get taken away from you in a moment with with with that precarious place my father was at it just made me start thinking what the hell am I doing the short short life what am I supposed to do give me some yes give me some where do I go from here what do I want out of life what is the what is a homerun is it to be a very famous is that is that the homerun is it to be collected tons of stuff is that aren't you know some type of art is that a homerun and so this was my burning question and now it's still New Yorker I was still sort of like you do New York in the 80s Street Smart New York I'm actually from Connecticut but I started hanging out in New York City my parents were New Yorkers and so we stood my older brothers live in the city so I visit them but soon the time I was fourteen I used to just go to New York City and just hang out on the weekends and when I became a monk and went to India I had saved about twenty five thousand bucks not a lot of money and I thought you my brain okay this is my cynical self I'm going to go to India going to get a guru on my money this how it works but when I actually lived with the monks in India especially India van 1988 there is no Central AC and it's hot there is no heat and it's cold in the winter the showers are freezing cuz all the water kept on a tank on the roof of the ashram in the summer water super hot cuz it's all kept in a tank top of the ashram there's no Creature Comforts whatsoever you go to bed early and wake up super early to go to bed 8:30 you wake up 3 in the morning there's nothing that there's nothing to buy there's nothing to purchase all the fun things that we like to ease the pain of existence are not there there's no comedy strip everything away from a person they lose it they hop the fence so to speak I've seen that happen or they learn to find their pleasure from something more subtle and so when I first went there and saw the joy of the monks I realized they don't want my money they don't want anything I have to offer them I want what they have that was sort of a game changer moment for me I want to figure out how to be connected with nothing what did these guys do all day sure they all got their thing different things but later I started doing my next band because the interesting thing about the bog of agita Bhagavad Gita is your familiar with its one chapter of the biggest epic in the world the mahabhart and it's it it's the most studied and discussed and commented on by all the saints of ancient India people even bring into politics and stuff but it's a real conversation between the spirit and divine divinity conversation about just about is just what it just considered ancient wisdom for all people so that one of the ideas of the Gita is you don't give up what you're born to do you do what you do but in the spirit away you don't try to like wipeout your desires it's not going to happen you take what you do and you do it in a way that is going to assist you in your Liberation and it was going to assist everybody else I'll say I love comedy but I want comedy that uplift me and not doesn't degrade me I like entertainment that when I walk away from it I learned something I feel like I'm growing I feel connected I don't want stuff that's going to just give me darker thoughts like the Joker and I've never seen it it didn't say I want to say that I live in a farm a little farm we rarely watch anything comedy comedy I think laughing so important but I don't watch so much TV so pretty and I do love the movie movies it's out of like with my wife let's just we want to get away from the kids and want to do something but there's no plan on what to watch but I'm open to good idea so Jokers are really good movie but it's really dark it's really dark you walk out of there feeling really confused like you like it did I like that it was awesome I know it's really well done but I like that and it's a it's a It's Complicated me we could get we could talk about the Joker for the next 2 hours garage and you become like what you store in that garage so the thoughts the thoughts that we put in the mine got to be careful with the words before they are like repetitive sounds but they're considered transcendental sounds Entre you might have known it from the soundtrack of hair Hari Krishna Hari Krishna Krishna Krishna Hari Hari Hari Rama Hari Rama Rama Rama Hari Hari it's considered a transcendental sound for the mind and it sort of connects the soul with divinity doesn't matter what religion you are is considered a mantra sound vibration as a potency on the mon was really get the word Mantra from and delivers them on or the Mind somewhat we snore in the mind starts to create our external being and if you don't believe in it it's one of those things we have mantras in our mind anyway I have things on Loop running through my mind that have been handed to me from parents from elementary school teachers from a crazy uncle for self-loathing you're not good enough and these are the mantras running through the yoga system says notice those munchers that's part of self edification or self-realization you notice what's playing in the mind and you replace those monstrous with transcendental sound or at the very least training the mind to see greatness and people that's a big thing cuz the Maya and the way the material mind wants to see it if shortcomings that doesn't make me better at all so that material mind which is Cease one is so insecure that I have to lash out at other people to make myself feel whole and it's just crazy crazy thinking stinking thinking whereas the yogi tree I specifically teach bhakti Yoga Yoga connection or The Yoga of the heart and starts to deal with all the essence the teachings of the Gita which is you train yourself to see greatness and other people and if I start to note it's good you could take this from a micro like my relationship with you I want to notice all Joe's great qualities now when you hear that you might think he appreciates us something to even see things in us we can't see in ourselves we want to become like that that's why these idea of changing the world really starts with yourself connection is I am a spiritual being Joe is a spiritual being and I started train myself in not seeing what show does wrong seeing everything he does right it's a great exercise for the brain what does that do person do right what is the good in this person that I that I'm overlooking cuz I'm just lens Define shortcoming some people and it screws people up tremendously even so-called spiritual people so you spent six and a half years living like this in this ashram just trying to sort things out no no sex no masturbation what are you eating out of that what kind of food they serve you strict vegetarian at 2 an estimated about it especially do I was a rough food is so that these wrong mister up everyone's got their take on medicine and healing let me share the yogi perspective of it the missing ingredient in food the vitamin the super food that has never spoken about is love food is supposed to be grown prepared and then offered in the other offering is not into a human offering us to God that's called prashad food is first called Boga Boga means it's for enjoyment and then you take that enjoyment before you enjoy it you offering it first back like in sacrifice the ideas that everything in this world is not for me everything is I'm not the center I'm here to serve the center so all the food takes on the consciousness of the prepare of the food so to eat junk food or to have people with very low Consciousness cooking your food you're taking that into your body you're taking the consciousness of the prepare of the food do believe that affect if I walked outside that line so for years I'd only eat food cooked by brahmins like like the priests of the ashram or I would cook it myself later have a very weird story which was I became a bunch of my friends that were monks we started our own band and we started a record label a second record label in the ashram I can give you not the first time and so what happened was this band we started that we were all monks and we would take a candy stove on tour with us and we pull over to the side of the road and we make kitchari with rice and Dal and fenugreek and coriander and cumin and we just cut him cuz you wouldn't eat outside food because if you did you would you would you would feel it you would feel it affect your mind maybe I don't know the effect of taking the consciousness of someone who is on a low vibration is cooking your food you just numbed what you just eat the food cuz you're hungry people are numb to it people aren't aware of that concept as opposed to some guy just going to make a burger at White Castle or whatever it is so so I don't know it depends on the individual perception or is it a is an actual energy and doesn't matter I think it's both whether I believe it or not but there's is there is a concept of once you get that food you don't eat the food you honor the food so it's not going to be like me shoving stuff in my mouth if you see my eating habits but it should be more than that the eating itself should be a meditation and it's been proven I'm not one of these guys there's something that's there's a similarity that's going to seem like it's not like it's not a parallel but in hunting when you hunt an animal and you kill that animal you butcher that animal and then you feed it to your family that's it sounds almost critical it sound like there's no way that would be a spiritual feeling but there's a connection to your food that's very very different well we've divorced yourself from killing animals for the most part for the most part most people hire people right most people have no clue where their fruits come from the vegetables come from what you know what a brussel sprouts look like when they grow bananas look like on the grill what is Ground Round Divorce Yourself from our food for the most part the most part most people hire people right most people have no clue where their fruits come from the vegetables come from what you know what a brussel sprouts look like when they grow bananas look like on the grill what is Ground Round in a divorce yourself from our food


    Raghunath Cappo Explains Karma, Dharma, and Rebirth
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    buy wet Joe this interesting thing I want to talk to mention to you too cuz you brought this point like I like living my life right live why wouldn't you want to do that again because I didn't challenge it a little because you are saying in retrospect to heal that I don't want to take birth again planets in higher beings they say that that planet like Earth and they said his other ones like this as well there is some pleasure and some pain there's people live in a penthouse and his people are sleeping on the streets or you can be on the hundredth whatever floor was the World Trade Center and be a CEO and then a plane can be wrapped it up two floors underneath you you can go from Pleasure and Pain the most excruciating plane and most incredible highest in a moment so in this sort of that plant places that are like places in the world are like the rape capital of the world and then you've got places that are sort of like Indigo Switzerland or Norway with currency strong people are beautiful and everything you see is like a postcard so we have like great mass of pain and pleasure on this planet in such a condition you could start I'm like why am I here what is life about that it gives you a win to to even ask those questions now if there's just so much pleasure in your life they said it higher beings don't have the impetus to evolve because there's so much pleasure higher being higher being therefore the impetus to get out of samsara repeated birthday there's no impetus to get out some people are suffering so much there's no impetus to even see a spiritual light people are suffering tremendously maybe go to prison or they get to get caught up in more degraded activity so much people have so much time in your life you have so much good karma so to speak but because you're still embodied there always be sort of like a pinprick because it's part of having a body right but my point was this journey is enjoyable and that is that all it is because I've had bad moments of meat is is it all just made if you like the direction did you choose to push forward in the understanding of the push-and-pull the understanding of the discipline and the working in the kindness and the generosity and that all these things are connected together and then also the expression the ability to express yourself through podcast for through stand-up comedy. All these things are enjoyable and that there's a pursuit in that and that they're real benefit of it is at other people get entertainment out of it and that it isn't seeing other people sing songs but people don't play them back at their bands before the rain day like the Buzzcocks from the 70s but they just wanted the right time historically you are alive and enjoying life the idea of doing it forever is terrified people that was what my point was like why is it terrifying was not terrifying to do it now why is the Eternal existence so disturbing to people right unless they have had a traumatic life people have yes people would have not had a traumatic life whoever fair look if you are in America and you're not sick and you have friends you're doing infinitely better than most people on planet sure you know what that's just we're really fortunate in terms of like the environment so we exist in if you're not being abused and you have a job and you have no hobbies and things to do God damn you lucky you could be born in Afghanistan you could be living in the Congo suffering from a host of different pathogens and bacteria and viruses and but your thing is according to that person was at helium made up that idea I don't think you made it obviously was a great warrior as well as a great Jiu-Jitsu teacher but he had this philosophy on existence and that you had to live your life and do the right things always and if you didn't you would come back again and do it all over again will The Vedic system is it is similar things that you don't get bored as Joe Rogan again living than the parallel life and like I didn't take out the garbage that day I should have taken out the garbage and more be like according to your desires and your activities and your thoughts and the people you associate with you moved up psychically you got a little more degraded upgrade or degrade basic interesting life you carved out do you feel like your past life as had some sort of an impact on who you are right now for sure for sure for sure really why you so sure I'm well it's just sort of like my worldview is that there's not a random this that everything is building upon something in the same building upon tomorrow today so you can do my own thing on next week by week this week and he could take a bigger and bigger and bigger so in that sense it makes sense but there's a there's a little bit more to leave a faith like and I'm building up to a climax where I'll take another body or I'm coming from a place where I have some talents you know we call them your god-given gifts or your you know my daughter is a gifted artist but the idea is that it's been a practice that we've been practicing and bringing with us for lifetimes and both are both good and bad belief system that you just sort of a. Because there's not really any evidence it's adopted is that's how the Yogi's view Karma and Timber you taking this in yourself as well in this lifetime like I said that I don't know there's Blind Faith and then there's reasonable Faith so my reasonable faith lies in this lifetime I've witnessed my body change eyewitness my mind change my intelligence change I've witnessed myself cultivate desires that heal me make me stronger make me lighter make me more connected I've witnessed myself shoes bad choices things that are addictive things that are defiling my Consciousness or my body or my health so in this lifetime I know I have I can steer my karma and at the same time there's certain things that are out of my hands like you and me a flight to San Diego and what would you on that plane the plane Journeys are, what we do on that plane that's our Free Will so that's the difference between Freewill and Destiny there is there is a difference of the two just because there is karma doesn't mean you're bound to it you can move it but the yoga system is to bring us to this do all the things that the whole culture is based to keep the Mind peaceful and from the mind is peaceful I act Less on impetus and more from a higher chakras are higher thoughts are higher intelligence for example if I slap a panther Panthers going to bite me why does pandas bite when you slap them if I slap Joe you could act from different place hey man what's up immediately and sometimes I feel that also I feel like I'm acting from a lower place anyway I was parented and try to like from a higher place so there's always a human species there's always the chance to either upgrade your activities or degrade your activities and a snowball author like every good choice helps make a better choice you know what we really said it would die with exercise talk about that show that your karma is connected to what you've done in the past life sure people you look at their life and you think this person where they are right now is directly connected to what they've done in the past life they take you back and when you really study this Vedic thought you realized that there is no more blaming anybody I've just got what I've got for whatever reason now what am I going to do with that you know what am I going to do today while the wind never happens because I've got what I got and to be truthful I have a blind side a blind spot when it comes to anyting atrocious I've done in this life I forgot all the times of hurt people broke people's Parts you know it was rude or cruel or thought was so I got to get some, too in this life what the speed of a previous life Olivia stew and dance here's your option you can either be free from that be Acceptance in except that there's benevolent forces that are trying to teach us lessons to get out of it or you can just be better at the world why me unfair so this idea of benevolent forces that are trying to teach us how do you feel that this spiritual Quest is almost like a Divine puzzle that he when beings are proposed and that you're you are given this infinite series of options and in choosing the right way of thinking and behaving you can carve out the righteous path as best you can you will make mistakes but that there is there's a spiritual undertaking that is a part of operating this puzzle correctly and that this is what all these teachings are about and it's trying to we're all trying to relay what we've learned and what we've experienced personally and we're trying to relay it to other people so that they can relate and so that they can also make choices that will allow them to more refined their approach to life to achieve better spiritual balance do yamas yama-yama guardrails on the road you scratch a car has the guardrail but if it wasn't there would be complete tragedy so they're sort of like things that we pull in with our sexuality with our thoughts with our words it's it's how to use the vehicle in this lifetime for the vehicle the body run what we do what we don't do what we don't but we know what to eat what what to think what to speak how to make a relate to people how to relate to Junior to relate to seniors so the whole beta cultures carved out like this that in itself is not spiritual it just assist you and driving a car I still got to go north and so once I can take care of how to like take care of this machine and keep it on the road then I reach out for connection and that's the spirit so there's Dharma but then there's Dharma that it's supposed to get us connected of Dharma what is that did the definition rather be normal again darmanin sort of like a rambler right living it's not some people confuse it with one doing what you're born to do because I don't think it's just doing what you're good at cuz you could be good at leadership and be a dictator in an in and out your great later and was going to do what you do but Hitler was a great leader great leader is probably in his chart but then you also have great great leaders like Christ also so it's not just leadership is leading person towards connection so that your activity has a a benevolent effect on everyone it touches that's Dharma Dharma is true sense and that's a darn of your body like your Dharma is you entertained you could say a warrior you could also am also dumb as a father so that's it all type of like your carved out for that you know if you weren't doing that you don't feel like a little lack in your life but then there's like an intradermal what you and the Nicoderm is actually the Dharma of the soul and that's why in The Vedic system it's not like you're trying to convert somebody to be of your religion is not like a homerun to say okay change is up a joining the same church of the same ashram it's like a Souls assault it's a truth truth is truth there's no no no one's got a monopoly on truth there's no such thing as genuine meaning of yoga the Artmore the soul with Divinity 2 but with Bhagavad that's the real yoga that's when the yoga means to come together but in the original tax in the original ancient teachings of upanishads Bhagavad Gita it's all about is here I am lost in a crazy plan I'm driving my car everywhere how to keep it on the road and where do I go and that's that's that's the classical concept of what yoga is it's all about is here I am lost in a crazy plan I'm driving my car everywhere how to keep it on the road and where do I go and that's that's that's the classical concept of what yoga is keep it on the road and where do I go I like that way of looking at it


    Joe Rogan and Raghunath Cappo on Art and Ego
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    starting a friend of mine about impostor syndrome the Imposter syndrome depression now you get it when like when people think that you're really good at something and you don't have a lot of self-worth or you you have this perception of yourself that you're not worthy right now like maybe as an artist it did that's that's a big one that you have it as an artist I got it forever as a comedian and I probably still have it a little bit but less so Than I Used to Be I'm just more accomplished in more understanding of what it is and the more engrossed in the process and I know what it is now more than I did before okay and you buy Grammy famous people they know who I am I blood call I got to get out of here I am things happen will you go you know what I think I might be legit I think I might be legit like this is so crazy like I thought was imposter forever but I think I'm going to relax and just concentrate on the work and not worry about whether or not I'm an imposter anymore and I concentrate on the work that you guys always there is often more prevalent and people were legitimately talented and for some strange reason because when you're intimately talented one of the ways you become legitimately talented is to be ruthlessly self-critical cuz that's that's how you get really good at something and then Ruth was self remember Katt Williams was talking about himself once and Katt Williams is a crazy person but a brilliant comedian and he said something that I have always thought and he's like I'm not a fan of me and it goes It goes like I don't you know I don't particularly like me and I was like that is why he's great because that makes you work so hard at like the worst thing a comedian can be in the beginning is sure of themselves and then incompetent the same time it's horrible it's horrible because you're not good but you think you're amazing and then you understand you don't know why the world doesn't think you're amazing because you think you're good cuz you're delusional you have this sort of Art official image of the world that you've put up an in the world you are the center you are the center and you want everything to evolve around you in the worst thing in terms of for comedy you people have to enjoy what you doing they have to enjoy and not not everyone's going to you're always going to have some people don't join no matter what but you're trying to make it an enjoyable experience for the people watching it now if you are delusional clueless and if you you don't understand how people see you you you have a distorted perception of reality distorted perception of your own your own your own presents if box up the vibe for the audience at Fox updated date they recognized it to quickly because comedy in a weird way is a spiritual Pursuit for the person is making it because you're putting together thoughts and ideas and your trying to get it into these people's minds in a way that elicits a response that makes them feel good and the only way that you could really do it is you have to hit those notes you have to reach that that residents have to find that frequency whatever it is that works on them and you can't be thinking about yourself too much in you can't be pleased with yourself can be happy with yourself you always have to be analyzing you are for the sculptor you have to be critical always have to and so in doing that it's really easy to develop imposter syndrome cuz even when you think doing well you know what you had like your ego won't like your mind understands that you Eagle will f*** this up if you if you let your ego say on the f****** man you're going to ruin this whole thing but you have to give to be aware with this is like this this this ride requires you to stay within a certain frequency you have to stay inside that frequency as soon as you start going yet pleased with yourself I think you've gone for a full circle back to the bog of agita cuz the bog of agita is the Warriors have to fight the war you think you think the barbecue is going to be like here's Krishna telling Arjuna not to fight just want to fight service and I think when I apply that type of teaching to my life I sometimes I'm not a great singer I'm not a great you know Indian classical music but I'd like to do it and I'm enthusiastic too and to me it's not about me it's about like sort of like an offering it was in the ashram was when you're onstage don't do it to make sure you're doing it to serve God and not be God that statement changed my entire life and I was like everything I do is to be God everything have you heard kirtan no it's so interesting when is it it's it's it's it's chanting back a call-and-response chanting chanting mantras and use like this pump piano and Indian drums play some free later and then I play the harmonium worship on piano and we just sing publicly call and response and all the Indian people will come around and I'll sing with us since it's like it's overwhelming so there's one particular Temple I go to and one particular holy place where singers come from around the world it's like basically in a Rolling Stones Led Zeppelin it's like the best kirtan singers around the world, and they sing and I remember one time I came with a bunch of students of mine and they called me up to sing and in my brain I was like you guys are like the real deal I don't want to sing another no you sing no seriously I don't want to sing please you sing and like thousands of pilgrims come in at the time and somehow I have felt like I have to do this I have to sing because that's what they're ordering me to do I have to do it in a loving way to do in a way to make everybody excited I can't do with any Eagle whatsoever and it becomes like this incredible tightrope-walking can I do my best with can you get onstage it's not about me can I do the offering where I feel like people are going to walk away with something and I got to be changed a little there going to be lifted a little they're going to go home a little bit more connected it's going to help me instead of helping them and can I do it when we have this thing we say deflect our praise you let Grace your great yoga teacher student your great yogurt that was a great thing you did a quick answer is by the mercy of my teachers like we don't want to hold on to praise God praise exacerbates the ego of the teachers in my life all the people that love me care for me people that like screwed with me but they also taught me a lesson so the Yogi's conception is everybody is creating what I am and therefore I don't own any of this You Want To Praise me going to give the praise back to my teacher at a teachers mood is by the mercy of my teacher I look at back at my life and I realize I'm just like a ball of energy and generally the energy goes to like feed my ego feed my ego set to manipulate girls trip to people like me how can I use everything I've got gifted for my own self aggrandisement and so when you get these teachers in your life spiritual teachers who sort of like give you a loving slap or a living hey and they turn you on in some way they take what you already have and they redirect that North instead of South everything I was doing was just a snowballing devastation and now you can you don't you don't give up those qualities that you have but you use them in a way to bring people up is going to bring some down that's what we're saying about movies to or any entertainment or sounds in our mind that state of mind with no ego that's exactly the the frequency that you have to hit when you doing comedy you do your best but you don't do your best of the people love you you do your best cuz that's what you're trying to do crap that's your that this is your thing your thing that you do your your expression your art form you have to manage it and the way the manager correctly is you hot you can't you can't go out there with ego you'll turn people off they won't feel it yet you know there's moments where you can use that especially with comedy will you turn but even if you're doing it though, you're doing it for the effect of people laugh you're not doing it for the effect of pumping yourself up and you have to be very careful about that if they know that that's what you're doing that will accept it that's that's the art of yes that's the art of it it's a dance there's a strange sort of dance that goes on I would notice this is humiliating to mention but I will if I wasn't doing it in a mood of service as an offering if I got offstage and that wasn't my motivation I've been depressed because maybe onstage on the sensor on the coolest I'm it they're singing song lyrics I wrote on my bed and now they're all singing them and then I'm in another country so if you're not medicating with any type of drug or sex and all you're left with his bunch of emotions and this is why people who are entertainers can can move towards addiction or we are ways to mass that that I think this is why people who are entertainers can can move towards a dictionary us ways to mass that that loneliness that comes with being the center where the whole world is trying to convince you of the Maya you for that we're not at the illusion the illusion of life is that you are the center


    A Brutal Beating Showed Raghunath Cappo a Spiritual Truth
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    ending upon your actions you reacted things differently depending upon your physical state and that's one of the things that yoga really helps when one of the ways that yoga helps your karma is Yoga relaxes you two consequences and two things that happen like I remember I was driving on the highway and it was his kid behind me his illegal alien and he was on his phone and he hit the brake relay and slammed in my Porsche have a rare Porsche it's a very nice car and he f***** up my car and I got out and they didn't have a license and insurance insurance card drove I drove it to The Comedy Store but I remember the way I reacted to him cuz I've done Yoga 3 days in a row was cool and calm because he slammed at the time of death that idea I haven't actually had almost near-death experience with this to where you are focused in the same way you're not angry you're not freaking out you become incredibly focused as if I'm about about to leave my body and you can say it once I was attacked and I had it probably the most spiritual experience my life and it was how you attacked such a story but if I was in the show I was with monks we are all monks and we are traveling and we played in sort of a ghetto part of Buffalo and a big show materially speaking it was great we are big people love those who sold merchandise and which band was the shelter and after the show it's about 2 in the morning and everybody's getting out of the club and I'm in the alley getting interviewed for some magazine and our van is parked you could drive a car in the van in the club and all the doors and windows were open and our guys were unloading all the gear and basically only a few people left in the club breaking down the club and I was outside getting interviewed and all of a sudden this car pulls up with these massive dudes who weren't from the they look like just want to get o dudes and they were ripped and they're big and they just grabbed one of the younger kids in our shows level 17 19 20 they grabbed one kit and just beat the living crap out of them and I was like I'm getting interviewed awkward 50 yards away from his randomly random third kid everybody to start running for their life here is like a really don't think of these things like fear and anxiety why don't you do that all I did was I ran back in the club to get my band I said you guys got to get out of here crazy guys outside and all my Roadies Bronx by the way but all the guys were my Roadie said we can't go anywhere in the car start loaded and all the sudden the bad guys there car drives into the club and Parks like like a t blocking our van so we couldn't get out of the club any longer and they get out of the continent not that many people around the club and the biggest guy gets out and grab the gun and he just goes in a really serious and unemotional way I've got a gun I'm going to kill everyone tonight that was one of these like Eerie sort of like Eerie organ music he could hear and I was like it it just felt like oh this is the day and the older devotees will your Krishna devotee monks are bhakti yoga monks and so all the other guys in the van came up to me what we going to do what do they weren't right near us at the time they were like they were literally going around beating people up and all the other monks came out to in a rocket what are we going to do and I had already sort of given up on escaping or anything I just an elevated soul but I said we're going to die tonight and so we're going to chant and I went into the the the price you know what Indian drum and we all started chanting these monstrous to to shrink a Dave was an avatar of Vishnu you usually champer type of protection but we all started really focusing enchanting this monster is unbelievable story true and as they were beating up people they finally came to us and all my guys ran for their life some guys run into the van in the van above the van and I'm surrounded by this gang and the biggest guy just grabbed the gun and he goes to me do you want some freaking trick question and so I just didn't by the way I didn't look like a monk I had jeans on her I didn't it's not like what speed up monk day it was just a random act of violence and so I said I just put my hands like a namaste and said Hari Krishna I'm a devotee of Lord Krishna and I have no idea why you are angry and then for the first time in my life I felt completely helpless repeatedly beaten I just punched and it's just one of those things not like you can even fight back you are just getting pounded but what happened was everytime I got punched iced chanting a mantra so sore like Vishnu Narayan stepping outside myself saying I'm actually in meditation on sacred names and then all the sudden my head was down and I looked behind me and there's these three girls coming to protect me in that baseball bats and then I realized no they're not there the girlfriends of these guys and then I started getting hit by baseball bat unbelievable one of the shoulder in the legs every time I miss is a random thing there's no reason as far as our show is in a ghetto you know there's always a cause of something but I have no idea what the cause was and so every but but miraculously and you read the stories in the Mahabharata rumiano the Great Sage leaves his body in front of him and I'm thinking oh my God I'm chanting these mantras at the time of death I'm shittin chanting at the time of the Perfection of my life that was what was going through my head I kid you not and I was like outside of my body and I wasn't fearful and then all of a sudden to wrap up the story everything stopped and I didn't really know what happened but what was happening was all the guys in the band jumped in our car van and plowed through their car and took off and I can't remember how but I ended up in the street and some ghetto street carrying the Indian clay drum I look like the movie Carrie girl is covered in blood and blood for my head all the way down all over the drum and I'm walking in the streets trying to flag down a car cars with slow down see me because I looked like a zombie or something and then I realized something and you know you're running sort of high on adrenaline I remember being very lucid and I went over to some light I saw look like a garage where they fix cars or house buses or something but it was open and there's a man in a booth and I said so you have to call the police cuz I thought my friends now we're getting beat up or killed or whatever and I said you have to call the police my friends are in trouble and they kind of literally looked at me and just said I'm busy and I said listen you got to call the police right now and if you don't mind I'm just going to hide in this booth cuz I think these guys might come back and kill me and so I'm kneeling down in this dirty garage at 2 in the morning the first thing in my mind is no one knows where I am my mother doesn't know where I am friends don't know where I am my band members on the Wareham they can be getting killed and everything was so good today like I had a great day and now it's over like a dream that I even have these lyrics are like this world's like a dream it's not what it seems we think it's solid but it fade as like I even myself talk became a prayer I start saying I really wasn't expecting to die tonight but that's what the dream is it seems real and now it's over and I started to think like oh my God I was sort of like an estate of like somebody when I was getting beat up I was focused I was connected and I was chanting at that time I said but now maybe my I'm just trying to think my my female Boy Scout first aid is like I might have a concussion my brains going to swell I'm going to fall asleep and then I won't be in meditation and I started saying I said I said I started praying sincerely Krishna I wasn't expecting to die tonight but you were so kind considering I'm not evolved to enter my lips so I could just chant so please don't let me die with concussion if you want to take me please take me right now with all sincerity I started chanting these prayers that I have memorized is very beautiful prayers from a ancient book but their prayers Focus the picture of Krishna in my mind and I started chanting and then unfortunately I lift unfortunately cuz I was so there was no book there's no teacher there's no pilgrimage there was no that taught me more about Mike my spiritual path and met than that beat down day cuz I felt like you were dying close to dying as you can get it accepted it like in that time of great tragedy I've felt connected more than I've ever been connected and I wouldn't wish it again but I'm so happy it happened


    Owen Smith Did Acid with Mitch Hedberg
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    play my Mitch Hedberg story which one I did ask him when I was 26 somewhere in Chicago County festival and we clicked right and we walk around Chicago to time people that this velpro live and goes you see this ring I didn't see Adam based upon this ring so I can eat and then I would go eat and get a gig and then buy back I might have to do that no more so you just found some big deal so he needs a shirt for his HBO half hour special Saint Paul I spend the night in this in this home and that's when I learned he's like a chef and all that stuff at 3 really quickly bubble to each other on the road we're in Houston and he goes when I decided I want to do comedy acid taking an asset I got my notebook and everything I saw I wrote in the house the woman was a dealer and she came over and we've been hotel room and that's what I learn with cartoons come from like everything I saw was like a f****** cartoon and I was tripping man and he videotaped me tripping and I'm going Stay Stay Stay like I'm like and then like I started something like all I kept thinking about was p**** right and I was dating this girl and this is music on the card it all my mom's number and hers and I'm calling the girl and that was talking to her on the phone are you high and I was just f****** up the whole thing and I don't do anything physically see it and then in the bed next to me and misses like f****** the girl that bought the I want the phone and he's actually doing this reality and then like my body started shaking in the horseshit like left my my body is so that's how I like you know that was my experience I never did it again never desire to do it again but I did with Mitch and it was like it was like this crazy thing


    Owen Smith Did Yoga with Russell Simmons | Joe Rogan
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    we talked about yoga and he moved to Bali because he's worried about them extraditing he's worried because he gave me a month free a month free high-end yoga being like you just show up in your clothes they give you the mat towels real blocks body was awesome and I went everyday for a month and did yoga next to Russell Simmons and he was like amazing friend yeah and I was like really fun that I feel great and then there's no more important thing they're both very important but Joey Diaz is not polished at all and he's the funniest guy I've ever seen ya no one's ever made me laugh harder he's not polished he's Roz f*** if it alone is not good because some guys like Jeselnik is very polished and he's very funny you're very polished you're very funny yeah there's no one thing you know like, diesel impression of who you are if you're a Polish person and you try to come off raw skin a little corny so that was about that up because I am I don't know young 20s that Sam is having auditions it just moved from New York to LA and Beverly Hills athletic taping just ironic himself and but I was wrong I auditioned in the Bushwick Bill was one of the judges who was like I'll just indulge of society Chicago and I got picked I was one of the people to get picked to take that fan first time I was ever flown out anywhere first time ever came to gloat about that has not been here before the Hotel Sofitel I was wrong about three months went by of North Dakota South Dakota Minneapolis with none of those Def Jam jokes work so I started like getting polished a little bit right so when I went to take Def Jam I did it and I got I think 7 breaks but I didn't get the standing ovation and I meant when I got on stage at 1 comedians that way to keep him seated and Russell walk right past when I got I am not see me so I knew I wasn't going to are right and I got nothing on you Got7 apartment and they wouldn't dare I got a note so I got it I got my first rejection letter saying thank you so much but you you you won't be airing they are not fed Rodman man to other people and then so I felt like s*** you know I mean like what I audition with it was straight from Maryland like straight just raw like all bravado I wasn't talkin about anything and I went to these other cities and it was kind of like I was kind of like finding my style right how many years have you been doing it at the time I was probably doing I started at 19 but I got the college start and then you do you know if your feature act I knew I was captive time clock sometimes I would go long but I would but I was both very proud of like if they said You trailer 2012 he meant so much to the culture into it and he just when he just didn't see me I just like that years go by and it it didn't see the pain of it like the menace's but it's still kind of in there but you know it's like a Marvel villain like if I got another show and I didn't even think I was going to get picked my only goal was just to make him laugh because he would he was at the audition it was in New York New York Stan Lathan with it was then and this is years later I found out I knew who I was and what I was Nino coming to say I didn't know if it was going to match this show and damn Friday itself on draw like being raw and unlike you know a new voice and then out so I didn't fit like what they were selling you know so then when I saw a wrestling thing I do my at I see Russell grab stomach and go over some I'm good if I get to show I get it if I don't get it I'm good I'll see Stan Lathan go I see them do the whisper I literally don't care about I get to show I did what I set out to do so all the other times and staying back to smooth and I left why do with a big dick real as we don't like all this stuff in and I did one joke and I'm in a Russell got up and gave me a give me a pound in the middle of my set it was like slow motion you can see all the comments like love twenty-four-year-old me a beat it and then I was doing yoga with him for a little bit but we never hung Jose was just like you know I was just like I don't know just call you and say I'm giving you this month for yoga was a part of doing the show all def digital and I think I might need a picture of something


    Joe Rogan on Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder Rematch
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    Tyson Fury Deontay Wilder fights all Clips hold on there no holyshit 6969 270 lb and he just figured he said he figured out in the first fight that Deontay in the 12th round he's her back Deonte up Deonte can't fight backing up cuz you want a is a guy pushes forward it is ridiculous power power service moving all the time and fury realizing the 12-round after Deonte knocked him down almost knocked him out and he got up and started chasing Deonte and Deonte fought sloppy said he looked awkward he said his footwork didn't look so good technique definition of people's like that and he has that confident that he has that eraser power but with Tyson Fury belies like look Tyson doesn't fight that way Tyson Fury fights on his toes he sticks and moves do a lot of head movement in a lot of lot of legs shuckin and jivin and it makes it very difficult for you to figure out what he's doing he's going here is it going there isn't moving as if he'll come at you like this with two handles the move out the way of poppy with a job as he's moving away so you're very technical like really sophisticated boxer if you look at the movement that he does for someone as big as him it's really kind of crazy it's not that he couldn't step forward and smashed people knock people out and says he knows the sweet science yes you know he knows the sweet science but then he realized for this fight he had to fight a different way to touch shock Deontay he had a Deontay full blast getting his face from the from the jump and that's exactly what he did he also trained change trainers and he went with Sugar Hill Jose crunk trainer crops were Tommy Hearns came from you know Gerald McClellan some of the great like knockout artists of the path and Kronk gym from Emmanuel Stewart was known as being a very offensive style of fighting they have heavy Jabs they don't touch with the jab to smash you with a jab big Power in the right Kronk was a attacking aggressive Style with their all know if you would wear those crop shorts those yellow gold and shorts you saw guy with cross shorts on that mother f***** came to kill you in the gym Emanuel Steward with turn the heat up to a hundred degrees so when they were doing they were doing like hot yoga in in the f****** Croft gym cuz he wanted to build up endurance in these guys doing you would go into the Kronk gym in Detroit it was hot as f*** hot and that's how we force her but he trained under extreme duress he was a amazing amazing train he's a guy who wrote rejuvenated Wladimir Klitschko Wladimir Klitschko was falling apart because you haven't gotten K on a few times he his style just didn't have like an american-style he had this like sort of straight up european-style and Emmanuel Stewart just shifted his style and it just made him concentrate on utilizing that long in the big Power that long job so when Tyson Fury went with a crunk trainer for this like he did he was dead serious he was going to Seek and Destroy told everybody that's what he's going to do too but nobody believed them everybody thought I was just a hustle like him saying I'm going to come after him in the 12th round of the first fight he just realized we had a backing up is it called this guy stumbles on his feet he gets all awkward and got him backing up so he just just so goddamn Like Glue that's what I wanted to talk to you about I want to stop fighting I'm backing up cuz I got this guy stumbles on his feet he gets awkward and got a backing up so he just Just Like Glue that's what I wanted to talk to you about I want to stop fighting man


    Joe Rogan Performed at a “Jack and Jill” Strip Club
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    listen Averill some some room decide to control dandruff but starting we didn't always informant tightly controlled in bowling alleys who's the guy named Brian Deery used to look these gigs I think still around he's a book these gigs Rhode Island and some of them were great vacation they were terrible in this one as far as I know I think I was the only one I think was a one-and-done I think they killed it after either cuz it was only like four people in the crowd and I went up and it was a guy and a girl Jack and Jill strip clubs there's an old concept that didn't really take off where couples would go and a guy would go and strep in the Grove Oregon strip both look like their parents drank weather in the room we both have terrible tattoos this guy a terrible tattoos and he had them covered with bandanas so it like like bandanas Reynolds Army you can see like the shity tattoo poking out of the bottom and it wasn't who's built Goofy's built like a guy who like lift weights but he drinks every night and I mean like you wasn't Potbelly they both disgusting it was I'd like to say I bombed but finding usually you hear some noise right people mad at you that I was talking so I got a little pool table in the back I knew the dude who just happen to be in town because his family lived there cuz it was around the holidays and his family lived in Rhode Island and you just want to get out of the house and came to this local box any IndyGo say what the f*** is this place and I do what are you doing here and it goes I'm just here my f****** family lives around here I just came here to nowhere else to go what the f*** is this place is so strange and you know I had a game of pool we were laughing I'll never forget it was so strange was so strange front of those people you also know when you get off of those gigs what is going to be like an old-school shity bar gigs going to be great is always packed I was okay alright where is it again sure that we're always packed there was some gigs that I'd get old school shity bar gigs or fun man made me cuz they fed me more


    Joe Rogan Hammers Network TV’s Watered Down Nonsense
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    this fight Companion podcast on Saturday night Saturday during the day via fight the fighter from New Zealand UFC fights before the Tyson Fury boxing Deontay Wilder fight and we were talking about it and my friend Eddie was like how come they don't do something like this on TV and they couldn't there's no way would drinking we have whiskey were smoking weed we're talkin crazy s*** you know British of every girl has asked me crazy but it gets means if you so it's one of those things were like if a network had a show like that they'll be like it is a hit for a sports show that's why Sports show to get way more views than the actual show its watching through the fight companion were watching the fights and we're talking about the fights but that gets more than twice as many views is the actual fights itself which is kind of crazy half-in half-out people were talking about before the really could work at the Discovery Channel or the History Channel to trying to cute and things I've tried to take the edge off with guys we're going to cut that sack when I when you talk about those girls asses it's just kind of disrespectful and bone arrow freedom speech was in the air and that's why whenever we were right something it all had to be legally approved I got the first time I saw that it's not like you said like but but when you guys can just say whatever you do you understand now it down this few voices is possible to have control like this this is you and me and and Jamie's hanging out three man crew that reaches millions and millions of people that's insane but that's the thing that's ever happened before but that's the only reason why it works yeah because you don't have any drugs and violence only difference is that I enjoy yeah it's a Hunter bow hunt animals you know that's what I eat all the time you know I'm always swearing don't believe in any of these things when you when you putting together a show there's no way you would ever let a person like me be responsible for the the the job of of promoting something to like being the captain of a ship are you going to all these Executives and their jobs are on the line and you going to have some loose cannon like me who's a wild stand-up comic my everything I've done has been wild from the beginning from fighting to getting the stand up from its wild his wild stuff that's what I like what I talked about with b******* about life about politics about the state of the way human beings communicate with each other a couple of people when you boil it out especially guys like you and me more comics you talk real about stuff who aren't scared of saying their flaws aren't scared of saying where they f***** up and how you know it's do some of my favorite conversations and when you talk about this this s*** you fuxked up when you were young and dumb stop yeah they don't like it they don't like to feel like they're inadequate or or that they were taking feel like they were always good at this kind of thing where you doing a podcast this is I think this is the future of all those talk shows those talk shows are dwindling they are like they're like flowers in the desert man they're not getting enough water there's no one watching the numbers like Conan show it's horrible and you know he's a legend are the legends but there's no one's watching that s*** anymore because you can watch this or any other podcast is something like nine hundred thousand of them and you could watch them or listening to them anytime you want we could stop it when you have to take a s*** you can come back you know you don't have to wait for it to come on you. None of that you can watch it on your computer or real wheel information for you to get spoonfed nonsense on television you know what those like when I watch those CBS shows like those two crime shows on my old people watching this right old people and people that like have chemicals at work and they did come home drunk you know I mean like the something about it something in the air like a spoon fed to them you don't even like the something about it something in the air like you just want to sit and have something mindless spoon-fed to them it's just those network shows that's what keeps those things alive


    Joe Rogan: Malcolm Gladwell is Wrong About Stand-up
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    I wanted to come I wanted to tell you I got I got beef with Malcolm Gladwell you spoke to him connect us and then he was a little tipsy but he was talking about how he could do stand-up doing stand-up is easy is nothing but any intellectualizing it's a certain set of thing in the room drinking and a charger like in and I want him to feel it like I want him no and so I left might just not understand what it is I want him to if I want him to I like I want to take him to a black from mowing the grass tastes like the real is when we don't even know old man don't do that. He was like but this is what I've been saying for a while if you talk to someone a lot of people have been funding their life most people said something funny and everyone can talk right so all you're doing up there talking and you say something funny Gino know if you've ever seen this but there's a lot of people that are needy podcasters or they do other things and then they're doing stand-up occasionally because their crowd yes and they think they're doing good stand-up but then they'll go on in the store and look at the sandwich into a lineup in the OR of murderers and then it's ugly it gets ugly cuz reality sets it cuz they're all there to see you and they're all your fans they paid money they just want to see you say there's the guy from the show ye these large audiences these probably said some funny things so probably thinks that he can do stand-up funny guy but when he got out only truly appreciated by people have done it like truly appreciate in terms of with actually happening and it took me years to realize that what was going on when you killing is some sort of a form of hypnosis there's at the mod. The audience is letting you into their mind and they letting you think for them that's why when you have clunky s*** or you blow yourself up or you you have a distorted perception of yourself or give to any words it's like a it's frustrating it's hard for people to absorb you lose some of that group that you have on them but when someone has economy of words and they lock in and their jokes are tight and then they keep going and going through the lost lost in their thoughts I love it I just go along with them that is so much more to it so many element that's crazy man when he was dissecting stuff and you know he's a brilliant guy overestimate their perceptions they they they overestimate their their ability to break something down gas Linda I don't like I've had conversations with people about fighting that way where do people say hey if anybody ever came out to me I would do this and then I would do that yeah people this idea cuz the person moves in a way that's similar to the way that they can move a thing I could do that with weights a f*** that guy up they have these ideas and they think I'll he's out there talkin I'm smarter than that can we found it he was feeling song is him and another guy talking about jobs that are really hard and he picked stand-up comedy and there's a couple quotes that guy defended Center, very well it seems like but is this something that you and I couldn't figure out where drunk so it's really easy yes they like there was the room is set up for them to coming to see them so it's easier he just doesn't know like he's got a very singular you must have been like one or two stamps from him Dave Chappelle did 10 minutes. There could f****** love not having a heart attack scene mediocre thoughts get past off in the audience laughs like this certain clubs I don't want to mention any names but you can go to them any night of the week in Burbank or North Hollywood dogshit comedy and people laughing their laugh and it's like real clunky low-rent what if that's the only animal that's what he was like a nose ring this a difference between talking about any sport right you could watch someone do it poorly on a playground or you can watch someone do it exquisitely as a professional and he go oh oh here it is Gladwell stated comedians deal with people in a tightly-controlled imagine an easier circumstances for navigating a social situation and that of a stand-up comedian they go to Vegas they go to The Comedy Cellar they control their environments and this this is from Malcolm Gladwell fail stand-up comedy 101 Nathan timmel., he's right in a sense but doesn't understand is there's a mind wrestling what's going on before you actually go and do that and to sort of diminish the difficulty of that just shows that you haven't done it as what it felt like cuz I couldn't I couldn't because he said it in the same exact voice he says everything else is so when he's breaking down something that I really wanted him that said he's so brilliant and so many different ways you couldn't shake it off that 10000 hours what you really want is not just numbers it's numbers of like passion numbers of focus year he's wrong he's wrong but but I get it I can't why you think it has it is a tightly controlled environment but it's so easy to bomb in that tightly controlled environment. No idea it's not just numbers it's numbers of like passion numbers of focus yeah yeah he's wrong he's wrong but but I get it I can't why you think it has it is a tightly controlled environment but it's so easy to bomb in that tightly controlled environment. No idea


    Best of the Week - February 16, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    Platinum 34 yeah yeah so yeah I did I didn't really do any sports after I guess middle school and rear Middle School through high school to college and then after college I didn't do s*** like stick figure your leg just soft girl is a really weird so like when people see me now they like holy s*** like Ian really like soft-spoken cuz you're very funny on Twitter I was never like the popular kid by any means so workout Yazoo I just got a married and and I also had an office job I was working at an animation studio and before that I've been bartending so I was like moving around and doing stuff and I never really felt like an active but once I quit the bar job and was just doing that full-time I just felt like fat and lazy and greasy and everything I mean you know you like you do also at the shed outside of this Justin like you know stay happy fear of death and the attitude of the finite life being insignificant that the like what is the point of existential angst that many of us struggle with right right that's something that you touch upon really early on that this this thing that makes us unique is that we know that we're going to die yeah yeah that that to me is the vital distinguishing feature of our species you know we can reflect on the past we can think about the future and recognize that we're not going to be here in the future is for some. Of time and it's it's an idea and it's powerful motivating influence is one that has been explored throughout the ages aderonke was one of the early Disciples of Freud who ultimately broke with Freud develop this thesis that our awareness of our own mortality as one of the driving factors in what we do and then when I was I don't know was in my twenties or thirties I read a book by a guy named Ernest Becker called denial of death I know if you've ever heard of this book it was and it's a wonderful distillation of this way of thinking about why we humans do what we do and I'm anyways you my own book the one that's coming out today you until the end of time it's some it's extending this notion that Becker developed in denial of death but now seeing it in a cosmological setting because it's not just we that are going to die it's every structure in the universe is going to disintegrate in time are our best theory suggest was it even protons the very heart of matter their Quantum processes that in the far future will ensure that are proton disintegrates falls apart into its constituent particles and that point there's no complex matter around at all what would it would timeline we talked a long time for to try to give you a feel for the X involved I like to use the Empire State Building and imagine that every floor of the Empire State Building represent to duration 10 times out of the previous floor to like on the ground floor it's like 1-year first floor 10-year second 400 go for it so you going exponentially far in time as you climb up the Empire State Building and in that scheme of things everything from the Big Bang until today you're about at the 10th floor 10 to the 10 years 10 billion years and as you go forward you are looking at things very far in the future and to answer your question we think and I_think because we're now at the speculative end of our theoretical ideas protons will Decay roughly and say by the 38th floor the 10 to the 38 years and I got a phone call be a buddy of mine from college connect me to this this guy just Icelandic I've never met him before his name is beyond Paul don't know what store I do now is an absolute Legend and he says hey man you were just in Antarctica right and I was like yeah he's like I think we should go back to Antarctica and I was like all right well what do you think he's like in a rowboat I think we should rub a boat from the southern tip of South America to the peninsula vanorder lacrosse Drake Passage how far is that about seven hundred miles and I said please delete my stomach 700 miles rowing a boat in the world you know you've gotten the Atlantic and the Pacific and the Southern Ocean kind of all conversion between an artic peninsula in the southern tip of South America so you got 40 foot swells you got no crazy waves where did he get close to Antarctica and the the mission of the goal was to see if we could there it is right there that's it all the way through to that year but it was it was a two-week r12a Crossing so in the two weeks you had to have two weeks worth of food how about yes oh well water actually we have a desalinator so off of off of solar panels everything seems so where is Noah going to engine no se or nothing like that should complete human-powered romwe have a portable desalination how big is it fits inside 125 feet long 3 Guys running time for six of us total in the team ultimately barely anywhere to sleep in the tiny little compartments like the size of like you know sleeping in the back of a you know hatchback Honda Civic or something like that but but yeah so that's basically kind of in 1 essential compartments was probably like I don't know maybe 2ft by 2ft square or something like that and he doesn't doesn't make a lot of real fast you make 10 liters of water in like you know an hour or two depending on the table month House of Fun is good but let me get the done yeah I guess it done cuz it tastes like whale dicks it got real salty like it wasn't doing quite as good of a job the water on near Antarctica was like one degrees Celsius is 33 Fahrenheit in practically Frozen cold water and I think that was kind of starting to tweak out the system they don't want my money they don't want anything I have to offer them I want what they have that was sort of a game changer moment for me I want to figure out how to be connected with nothing what did these guys do all day spiritual path but later I started doing my next band because the interesting thing about Vegeta Adidas you're familiar with its one chapter of the biggest epic in the world the mahabhart and it's a it's the most studied and discussed and commented on by all the saints of ancient India people even bring it to politics and stuff but it's a real conversation between the spirit and divine Divinity that's a conversation about it just about is just what it's just considered ancient wisdom so the one of the ideas of the Gita is you don't give up what you're born to do you do what you do but in a spiritual way you don't try to like wipeout your desires it's not going to happen you take what you do and you do it in a way that is going to assist you and your Liberation and is going to assist everybody else so I'll say I love comedy but I want comedy that uplift me and not. degrade me I like entertainment that when I walk away from it I learned something I feel like I'm growing I feel connected I don't want stuff is going to just give me darker thoughts like the Joker and I've never seen it didn't say I want to say that I live in a farm a little farm we're are I really want anything except comedy comedy important but I don't watch so much TV somm pretty and I do go to the movies movies it's out of like with my wife let's just we want to get away from the kids and want to do something but there's no plan on what to watch but I'm open to good idea so Jokers are really good movie but it's really dark it's really dark you walk out of there feeling really confused I feel like that I like that I don't know if I like that I know it was awesome I know it was really well done but I like that but there's no plan on what to watch but I'm open to good idea so Jokers a really good movie but it's really dark really dark you walk out of there feeling really confused but I feel like did I like that I like that I know it was awesome I know it's really well done but I like that


    Felder vs. Hooker Full Fight Commentary | JRE Fight Companion
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    it would go fight man got to go to the theater major he's dramatic and he's pissed here we go now Brian give me give me your assessment you think Felder I'm going to just go with Felder because he always always is in the fight and he's always his friend he's a giant fan of that Loki check and we go interesting interesting set up he's hit like 4 or 5 low calf kicked hooker has four already don't talk to me that left hook don't sleep on Felder Felder the f****** tank at nothing about tout Felder he's really big for that division he was walking around 190 lb hookers body is so weird it's got like big ass f****** shoulders and big ass bicep it's almost like they're PreSonus shop all over it with hookers dicks and I don't know who hooker is chop a tree down guys fight and eventually just crumbled doesn't make a try to Felder knows that and Felder knows that he went toe-to-toe with Barboza and he's got that in the back of his head packable Founders 1-5 in a row has arguably top two or three best striking coaches on planet Earth Rufus is a f****** machine strongest f*** bro he's a big fella when he's walking around in between fights like how the f*** do you ever make 155 very interesting Sam's if your hookah flavor hookah finish be worried that Barboza stopped felt that bubbles of stop hooker but they're felted beat barbeau's in the rematch and he went toe-to-toe with them the first fight as we did by the way by the way fight oshit ook hooker with a low kicks especially the low captive but that's not enough Fellowes going forward Dollar Store more hands Live account really kicks is the jab locate Gabby round by round fight and let's see if Elder ones out but here's the thing about those kind of swollen eyes if they have a good cornerman they always do and they have ends well they can put that s*** aside to move it a little bit Hanson Tire second-round interview just jumped out really well mashvisor 7 especially when Felder understands how significant that is as as does hook with him and he's a scary engage waiting for Tony perkis Mavericks that right leg in and that he's got the seat belt in a fool and you know what he could pull him back into the truck if you knew that, if he took his right ankle and went behind filters that I don't know who I would collapse him but you have to be really confident when you run games long as f*** felder's left ankle battle collapse wanted to his throne song you got to be comfortable with the truck game if you're if you're not you're not going to do it you're not how it feels to feels awkward 2 minutes ago you know if judges are man especially dangerous weapon Brian if you're watching this fight was Stallone like you should watch your fights what's that sound like just a few questions did not like it he did not like yourself but his nose is a mess anyway all that will be clipped them a little bit of a stumble of legs the other two but s*** three more f****** around cuz it's so good man we got 30 seconds can you get me to give it to you it's close to close up the first half looked at the position on the back control the outside landed but I don't contact picture on hookah which is very rare he's at going after hooker but not not tactically like Barboza but like super aggressively like in your face the founders mind so f****** strong what are things about him that's so interesting is he such a smart articula guys a great commentator but behind that instead Inferno you know there's something going on inside the guy said whatever is going on in his head is dark huh woohoo that left hook is dangerous and hookers not picking his f****** right hand up his hands a super-low a lot of the time a lot of time does he's being a pest volume hey dude, they're doing more damage in this for a hundred percent he's also throwing for the hooker in the pocket he knows felder's coming back with missiles that job is so nice to everyone that left hook nose ones over Austin Powers film set it up with the problem is his powers being stifled by the fact that Felder so aggressive and threatening it makes you think imperfect look at that I just see a red mess I'll see any pulled back out of that kick is Wild is the high-stakes bucking game here kids cuz you do this weekend what happened to though so far hooker has this round yeah Vine but I would say this round is pretty clean ready when you got felt if you want yeah I filled up to 141 this round is that supposed to gender in New Zealand and there in New Zealand Yule and I looked over Dominick Cruz and his jaw dropped when I exercise until like what Hooker Hooker has huge used to fight 45 which is this crazy it's undeniably let's see who's forcing himself himself on hooker light em up looking BCI work somebody's bad at 3 everyday in practice turning hooker around high-level wrestler that kept taking him down that he couldn't stop to take down a stupid question can beats X be happy as f*** repeat it would never do that right right I would never do that like that would never take khabib off the f****** fendt I hate when retirees break up fights on the fence and I hate when they break them up on the ground and no people disagree with anything to make it a fight boring aggressive heat on them you know this isn't just like he's catching them with s*** he's pressing him and he's getting in his face and he's making it real not good. Good oh big elbow this is a big round for a championship Round Here by the elbow singing is round it made you go around the guy in the position to hookers in would win even if he got tattooed a couple times now and against the fence I got dumped off that ran in Houston that gave all four rounds of dominant over to Jon Jones overtime to call I watched it five times and I watched it two times the next day and then I washed it three more times since the third round is the only confusing around it's a little dicey face and I also feel like John want with the dominance of Championship 100% but then towards the end okay that's clear yeah okay that's why I wanted when you look at the numbers to some people may give the first second round a hooker then you get that trailer back to Hooker this could be a tax dollars at 54th and 2nd some idea but it is possible that bad judging leads to other people going well you don't think will accuse are going to give hooker 4 rounds to want you no matter what happened I think so yeah I'm holding the other guy can you prove that he's controlling do aggressive moving control Aerosports if we don't do any talk about it the child is got to get out of see the reason why hookers doing this is because the other s*** is not work and he's losing me that you end up getting what hookers doing at this point where exactly happened so this is where I can handle now though. do they belong and 170000 real similar sites not just all biceps who would throw Lee left hooks instead of a job I'll tell you what your boy hookers getting tired well so looking for the takedown tell me was it being ashamed to come down now bothers me man you got to give this to felt no no no no Xbox right now and you had a pic it wasn't working but no it was so close it was so tight it could have gone either way because the guy down. Got him in the most right now V I was just as boring as the first Ian Happ Titanic from what is Dan hooker gets decision decision give us some volume one you weren't score in the fight to get raped he's going to give it to Hooker to give it to the guy who's looking the best at the end can you disclose a might be in for him he said wow and like her that was a fight that was about as close as you can get and Hardy saying thank you to him no no no no nobody regular basis the guy behind him a stiff breeze put him in a coma


    Eddie Bravo's Thoughts on the Coronavirus | JRE Fight Companion
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    the guy from Harvard Professor that got that his name is George dr. George Church okay he got busted for taking money from China Jeffrey Epstein really politicians celebrities and scientist politician for instance why would you do that because you want certain things in this crazy celebrity Charles Lieber and the coronavirus that means blank was charged for lying about his participation in a Chinese recruitment program and his affiliation with the Chinese University is not accused of being a spy and his ability didn't get arrested at least seven do you think that humans Spears new album those things very well particular when you deal with a country like China it does not the same sort of standards that like when you have in Galveston at the CDC Center where they have things like Ebola and all these different things in the containment they have incredibly strict procedures they used to handle that stuff loosey-goosey the main guy who is dealing with coronavirus that the Chinese guy he died from virus they have things like Ebola and all these different things in the containment they have incredibly strict procedures they used to handle that stuff loosey-goosey with the main guy who is dealing with coronavirus that the Chinese guy he died from the virus


    Eddie Bravo on Tony Ferguson's Preparations for Khabib Fight | JRE Fight Companion
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    everybody says white sponsorship hey are you working with Tony we've been preparing for a long time but we were preparing for him but we were also preparing for the worst case he's probably the best wrestler ever Wright visitor challenge ever for an MMA for 10th Planet that's for sure this is the worst case scenario that I've been talking about this is what I prepare for every me personally my Abu Dhabi is at the gym when we have drop-ins and since 2003 and who knows is going to drop in that night and challenge me so my I always prepare for the is there some drop-in is 190 who wrestle this whole lied I really didn't get to and what am I going to do with him that first round and round we go with probably one round maybe two I'm just I'm just focusing on stuff that he's never seen cuz I come at him with stuff he seen then that's not a good that's not a good strategy, I'm going to pull them into some some Uncharted Territory and that's what we're doing that's what I've been doing with Tony is prettier in Uncharted Territory you know the thing with khabib khabib is undefeated no doubt one of the best fighters probably of all time you know what I mean it wasn't that easy to take down you know and Tony you know you when you compare like you know the Conor fight with khabib you know everybody know that you can watch that I'm only giving away stuff that you can watch out you know where everything's going as well and when they are halfway back up there's that look and then they're back on the fence there's that position that look so when it comes to khabib it's going to be the hardest challenge ever write for sure for sure but the advantage that we have is we know exactly where the fight is going to be if khabib gets like in and out of 56 S1 we know where the fight can be you know I'm the one thing we don't know it how is it going to look at it going to look like you know khabib has his way and passes Tony's card like he has against the other opponent or is it going to be like Gleason to Bowers having a hard time taking him down and he's having his never get inside control never passing the guard against Gleason is it going to look like that how is it going to look at look so many different we'll never really know until they match up don't rely on out late but I will I will promise you this is we got all sorts of landmines waiting for you and we know where the fight where he wants to take the fight and there's going to be some traps there all sorts of them and no one knows about them we're not talking about it but we've been working on this for for a while Tony has so many goddamn weapons Somas utility leading the fight winner was covered in sweat and blood like Barboza yeah yeah is one of those techniques that is you could learn really but learning parties easy as part of learning how to do a d'arce the darkest everybody knows the dark every Grappler Abu Dhabi in the like the last Abu Dhabi 2019 every Grappler on the card knows how to do a darn thing on a TQ they could do a seminar but no one did it only one guy that Ruto load one of the Rotolo twinsies from that guy in the strategy is not like a thing thinking about consciously it's in his DNA but they're probably does because he's always he's looking for it subconsciously it's in a strategy it's in his DNA that's how that's how Tony is Tony man. We're not here but we're working on it even more and making sure that if khabib is caught in one of those things were making it so we're making sure that that thing is Emporia, Nike 18 does it have them in a guillotine for his black belt to intuos Tony's cardio is just ridiculous now literally ridiculous cuz he'll have a crazy super-high fast-paced fight and you look at him he's not even breathing heavy his stomach's not even wheel of hand and he throws elbows more than your average UFC fighter a few times I think those are classic kind of guy who knows he loves you ones then who know they match up just so well together please gods of War get them together in April Lysol Tony jumping a balancing pole United say something like tell me when Tony trains are so he's extreme and now he's super into make sure the NBA would I be doing those arms do horses come in from everywhere posters made up again the posters though I opposed to gives you a hard-on all you need this grounding pounder right took out Connor took his ass out f****** everybody up and then here comes Tony the f****** wild Enigma be coming at you from a thousand different angles and chills but just to the great fight Kevin Lee spinning elbow and then he threw another one right after nuts that's one of his. That's one of his most powerful weapons is that he doesn't he does not hesitate to pull the trigger he's never cautious not a lot of guys you know you hear about these guys I put the goal is to take what he does in the gym and out to the ring that's the goal we could do that he's going to be unstoppable from day one he was revealed anything he doesn't the gym he's going to do in the ring no hesitation you know what I mean there's he doesn't ever hold back I'm pulling the trigger the very exciting fight the Best Buy


    Joe Rogan is Excited for a Jon Jones vs. Dominick Reyes Rematch
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    who knows how good John will be at heavyweight other heavyweights how much of is physical mean maybe if a big fight comes up like a Stevie miocic I know or Francis you're right you're right yeah you're right maybe slow down getting older and I go or maybe he just doesn't give a f*** about these contenders he's fighting and you know he's out partying. At the Super Bowl and then the week before the fight at the Super Bowl but anyhow you up Francis you make one wrong move and you get knocked out but we see a f****** gnarly ass Jon Jones he had a couple of years off because of all the troubles outside of the Octagon right two years we really wasn't finding but other than that he's had nine solid years against world championship Alabama Gustafson Justin deadline damage that's basically I'm excited to see that rematch I think I think Dominic Reyes would be even better in the rematch I think Dominic Reyes realizes now it's all about having the the energy in that third fourth and fifth round and haven't already been to the top of the mountain and then face the dragon I think he's going to come back better than ever something that dragon and rematches gets way better and goes all your natural threat I'm going to prepare for it this time I'd like to see it I want to see what Reyes can do to Andreas wrist got that rupnow right Ray is going to come into that second fight knowing that he came at a c*** hair away from being the light heavyweight champion of the world and you know I mean one judge gave it to John four rounds to one which is something embarrassing Lee bad was it different out you know what people just look at flights differently sometimes you know to make his back at get out there's dudes that look at the round we're even to this day where guy gets taken down and he doesn't do any damage but you know and still give it to the guy on the bottom just cuz the guy on top didn't do any damage guys up for sure no matter what if you get a takedown you're going to run around and there's guys that I mean in the early 2002 I knew some judges I don't want to say any names but they would give them if they would give around to a dude who escaped a bunch of submissions because that guy had him in great positions and he couldn't play his game and couldn't Implement his game and he had all this great position on them had his back and he escapes I'm going to give it to the guy who escaped like a shitshow positions and he couldn't play his game we couldn't Implement his game and he had all these great position on them had his back and he escapes I'm going to give it to the guy who escaped like a shitshow yeah that there's there's guys like that out there so it's not necessarily the


    Was Hypnotism the Reason for Mike Tyson's Success? | JRE Fight Companion
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    really interesting interview with Mike Tyson the other day man on his Instagram page Mike Tyson's a deep motherfuker man he's so deep he's been through some s*** he's so damn you know I mean he was just talking about it like his life and like what he used to try to say to himself to pump himself up because he has low self-esteem you know what time when he was on a podcast no one ever gets really too deep into it on you know the fact that Custom Auto at him hypnotized he did it he talked about on the podcast in-depth and then when cussed died did the hypnotism stop when he was a little kid coughs was hypnotized Me Maybe the brightest might a terrible childhood no love and then all sudden he finds out that he's crazy crazy physically gifted I mean Teddy Atlas told me that when Mike Tyson was 13 years old he would take him to these little amateur fights and he was 190 lb that I wonder if maybe that was the backstage before you walked out. I don't know about that he whines up with a f****** one of the all-time great boxing coaches particularly for the mind and Teddy Atlas when he was young and his prom is also an amazing boxing coach and he's up in the Catskills where he's up in the mountains in this secluded environment so we can concentrate only on boxing he's getting hypnotized and he's watching Jimmy Jacobs has this insane Library fight everything from Jack Dempsey to Joe Lewis Derrick Henry Armstrong watch the all-time great he's watching like all this black and white footage Jack Johnson under hypnosis day heavyweight boxer ever you didn't you think that hypnosis stuff actually worked for sure other people real monster who's incredible man no one can sustain the kind of pace that he kept up on our way early days but man when he still maintained when he fought Marvis Frazier those are scary the heavyweight has ever been as scary as a heavyweight what's up I'm sure he's a hypnotist he's also a commentator is afro that's by far the worst do Mike Tyson was just destroying people back in the day just destroying people it was a different time then he won the title it was a different heavyweight division before him was Tyson in it that I think you would be would never ask him McNeely the same thick Duty Fallout 4 tell me the funniest taken out tomorrow's smart tomorrow's smart said he was doing this thing with Mike Tyson signed out because he was it's like you sitting next to a lion and it's like that's really Mike Tyson it's like a lion's there always been free to find out anything I'll sweat and he's so out of it like a medication is like is he a drugged-up lion at that day the date that one Robin Givens and then they broke up never probably married right they get married to your married and then after they got divorced he said he was apparently still banging her every now and then and then he shows up and like Brad Pitt's with her do his mind can I leave


    The Mystical Aspects of the Bhagavhad Gita (and Spaceships) w/Raghunath Cappo | Joe Rogan
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    which we do a teacher training yoga training in India every January I just got back from a song on your Instagram music school work study Indian music and kirtan we have a 300 hour training for people who are teachers and we have a sacred literature if you study the Bhagavad Gita in all these sacred texts before the podcast of the Bhagavad Gita and of the Mahabharat all the the ancient Indian texts which are filled with really wild out there s*** you know I mean sorry Ana's feels like that I can't say real but I could I could understand how things can be made of subtle energy explain V monster a spaceship spaceship from and they speak of spaceships and flying crafts but they're not made of the same elements of this Earth they suffer from the same things people who claimed abduction it's not like a type of neurosis or skip the they suffer from like post-traumatic stress syndrome like they do you remember the story of Betty and Barney Hill now it's the most famous abduction story it was an interracial couple from my thing was a 1950s or 1960s and just random my interviews always go here this girl on the podcast this woman on the podcast yesterday she's an MMA fighter and it was Angela Hill she's a couple days ago actually this badass MMA fighter at the end the podcast goes I forgot to bring this up but my grandfather is Barney Hill house like that guy I'm like no f****** way that guy Barney Hill was the very first like really public UFO abductee and there's record any jobs Kraft that's eerily similar to the crafts that Bob Lazar described and different people described in the he and his wife lost time while they were driving and then woke up with these bizarre horrific memories that they both shared of this encounter with these space beings and that they were abducted and the medical examinations were run on them then they were replaced with missing time and it's do you listen to recordings of him being hypnotized and going through it like two screaming in fear that they're touching him in the where they taking and what are they doing to him it's not like a guy acting it's not like a scene right movie with someone screaming in fear it sounds real and I to the teachings of ancient India is that life exists on all planets it even exists on the Sun as of the first arguably like, they just don't have bodies of a fire body therefore I'm trying to look at how does a person with earth and water body live in the sun they can't you have to have a body like 13 years old what am I missing what sense am I missing that I can't have objective reality in a what am I missing in my missing a sense why you have this principle called the fart Theory like if someone but you didn't never knows you have no idea he'd have no idea of knowing that you possess that allows you to regret recognize something that's invisible you can't see it you can't feel you can't hold it there's not there you don't there's no way of detecting it other than your olfactory senses but through your nose you can detect something awful what sense am I missing LIHEAP in me understanding Ashley reality that's one of the things that you feel when you take psychedelics like this is opening up some new sense that I wasn't with this is around me all the time I'm just not tuned into it because I don't have the right chemical composition flowing through my brain when I start to teach a bigger training to yoga training in philosophy that's one of the things I do mainly I start with this concept of this is how you understand who's here but come on we're adults are my supposed to understand that a elephant-headed man described this entire book can't we just extracted a useful lesson do you know it's really caught me off-guard like what do you actually know right with you know okay suppose 300 years ago you're living in New York your family living in New York your tribe is living in New York you have a certain amount of animals and animals that you keep animals that you ride animals that you hunt foods you eat and then one of you goes on a boat to Africa and you come back and you think you're never going to believe what I saw I saw a striped horse with a white head I saw striped worse if you've never seen a zebra it's almost unbelievable if all you know is ponies run or I saw this horse with a really long neck that ate the leaves on the trees, man it's all fantastic because we've never seen it but that doesn't mean it doesn't really understand The Vedas the teachings of ancient India you have to go into it like not that it's all real Blind Faith but I'm not saying don't be a blind doubter like it could be I don't know but I don't know a lot what do you think that what do you think like Ganesh was arrested being Find Faith but I'm not saying don't be a blind doubter like it could be I don't know but I don't know a lot what do you think that what do you think like Ganesh was arrested being


    Physicist Brian Greene on Ray Kurzweil's Singularity Predictions | Joe Rogan
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    Kurzweil is a fascinating character have you discussed any of this stuff with him you know I don't know him personally I have certainly gone to some of his talks and I think he and I had one exchange at some point in the past and I totally get where he's coming from you know he feels that we're perhaps the final mortal generation and how sad it is after you know thousand generations of humans if we could only stick around for one more generation science would come to a point where we would be in mortal and that feels like a tragic State of Affairs I don't think he's right and I think most people who think about this deeply don't think he's right either however many vitamins you take and however much Sciences progressing the notion that we are just a generation or two from immortality at the wishful thinking this is strange concept of immortality to because it's not necessarily you it's a downloaded version of you that will exist in some sort of a computer right which is what does that mean like that sounds like hell yeah it could be asleep in that computer in the world that are hard for us as flesh-and-blood into appreciate this point but it raises the Deep question would that be a good thing and back if you had that opportunity to be downloaded in some form and that would allow you to hold on to all your memories build new memories on top of them have experience and maybe there's an avatar that you're able to drive but through you know your mental machinations is out there in the world would you do it I might have said yes before I've had I'm pretty profound psychedelic experiences and then from then I said I'm going to hedge my bets I'ma see what's next right and see what happens when the lights go out I really think there may be something that happens when the lights go out I don't know I don't know what I mean for sure your body is going to Decay and you are going to become a part of the earth you're becoming part unless they cremate you or unless they embalm you with some toxic chemicals then nothing can use your your dead tissue which is really a shame yet become a part of the earth you're becoming part unless they cremate you or unless they embalm you with some toxic chemicals then nothing can use your your dead tissue which is really a shame that we do that right yeah


    Brian Greene and Joe Rogan: Consciousness and Psychedelics
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    what do you think Consciousness is consciousness is clearly just a factor of brain tissue and an energy or do you think it's possible that what our brain is is something that tunes into Consciousness yeah well I spend some time thinking about this question I think it's perhaps the deepest question that faces size or even Humanity at some level and my own personal purse active is that Consciousness is nothing more than the choreographed motion of particles in Ferris Quantum States inside a Gloppy gray structure that sits inside this thing that we call ahead do I have any proof for that no does anybody have any proof of what Consciousness is not at all at this moment but the history of the reduction is program where we've been able to take some of the more spectacular Creations that have emerged in the and recognize that they are nothing but the product of their ingredients in the laws of physics leads me to extrapolate that idea to the experience of Consciousness and having said that there's a deep puzzle it's called the hard problem of Consciousness which is if electrons and corks and particles and laws of physics are all that there is and if you buy into the fact that electrons don't have an inner world that corks don't have an inner world by taking a collection of those particles you can turn on the lights how can a collection of mindless thoughtless particle somehow yield mindful experience and that's a deep question that science has not yet answered my own feeling is when we understand the brain better that question will evaporate will look at the brain with our new-found understanding maybe it's a hundred years in the making maybe a thousand years in the making aha when electrons and quarks and protons move in this particular configuration one of the byproducts in an inner Sensation that we Call Conscious experience and that to me is a likely answer that we will find but there are some very smart well-respected people who go in a very different direction there are some who say electrons and protons and corks they do have a fundamental Proto conscious quality they themselves are conscious beings of A Sort now it's not like you're going to have electrons that are crying or are quarks that are anguishing but if you have a little Proto elements of conscious experience that is imbued into a particle and then you take a lot of the particles and put them together the ideas that yields the Manifest conscious experience that were familiar with I don't buy into that but white people position on this because I guess my view is you look out at the world and what you do as a physicist is you move the smallest degree required to explain the phenomena that you are observing and to move from our current understanding of the world to LeapFrog to a place where electrons are conscious and corks a conscious to me is such a fantastically radical move that I considerate Justified to make that move with our current level of understanding there was a time back in the 80s when life itself was so mystical that people basically said the same kind of thing how could a collection of lifeless particles ever come together and yield a living thing they said that they can't you have to induce a life-force have to inject vital it have you inject a life force and that's what sparked the emergence of Life on life was part I don't think any serious scientist thinks that today I think most serious honey to say yes life is wonderful life is in some sense miraculous but life is nothing but the particles of nature coming together to yield the complex molecules of DNA and RNA the complex cellular structures the cells come together to yield the more complex multicellular organism and that's all that it takes to have something that's alive no life force is necessary that way of thinking about the world has gone away and I am my own feeling is that that kind of progression is going to happen for Consciousness today it's a really mysterious how it is that I have this invoice talkin inside my head how it is that I look around the world and I can see the color red and I can and I can experience the color red I don't just have sensors that can call that red I mean an iPhone can do that I actually have an inner world where I feel that color red I'm from heart answer that question but I think a hundred or thousand years from now we'll look back and smile at how we in this era invested Consciousness with such mystical quality when in the end it's nothing but particles in the laws of physics and that's all there is to it but what's interesting to to me is that as a human being my my thoughts on Consciousness or are very deep and profound and it is this ideal like what is this thing but if I really break it down actively in animals have some sort of a Consciousness I mean including they have instincts right they there try to get away from danger they try to arrive in procreate and we develop something far more complex and our ability to express ourselves and language and in doing that language during that creation of that language we developed all sorts of bizarre Concepts and we've developed all sorts of different ways to describe feelings and emotions and and contemplate the future yeah well nice things are continually getting more more complex if you go to single-celled organisms work your way up to you know early hominids and then get the human beings you to see this ever increase in form of complexity in every way yes and in the way that the things see the world of course it makes sense that there be more complexity right but we don't think about that we think of a parakeet we don't think of a parakeet is being conscious the parakeet relatively speaking is far more primitive than a chimpanzee which is relatively speaking far more primitive than a human being right and it just going to continue to evolve or if we survive things will continue to improve didn't natural selection and random mutation and all the other factors and will be something that makes this today look like primitive the way we look at single-celled organisms are Champs or whatever I can well imagine that those small changes in that you to type fraction and percent yield a radical change in what they being that has a DNA is able to accomplish but at the same time you you made reference to psychedelic experience yeah and I trust you agree but tell me if you don't that those psychedelic experiences were generated by a slight change in the chemical makeup of the particles coursing through your brain and your body sometimes not even to change sometimes a lot of them right so so to me that's a great piece of data that speaks to the fact that all it is is particles and chemicals coursing through a structure because if the mind was somehow external to the physical makeup in the Walt describing it then how would the injection say of some kind of foreign substance or as you say the brain produces some sort of substance that it didn't ordinarily have within its makeup why would they be able to have such radical impact unconscious experience the way I would look at it if I was trying to argue against that would be that your eyes and the organs of the human eye are taking in light and through that light are able to perceive physical objects in the world that they would not be able to do without light it's something that allows you to see and it allows you to take in depth perception and understand shapes that the human mouth find and particularly these glands that produce the Psychedelic chemicals when experiencing these chemicals it allows the brain to experience things that might be there all the time but that you cannot perceive with normal human neurochemistry that needs to be enhanced or the levels need to be changed and shifted and what's really perplexing about that these chemicals is that these chemicals are produced by your brain and if you do take these like particular dimethyltryptamine what is the most potent of all the Psychedelic chemicals to take that that you have these insanely profound Vision right which is you know leads to a lot of people having he's a religious spiritual epiphanies have you done anyting have you done any psychedelic experiences that you're allowed to talk about I have not not many and I'm a complete lightweight in this Arena because I hardly drink you do I hardly do anything that it puts foreign substance into the body but yeah I was in I was in Amsterdam I was I was there because I was giving a lecture to the queen of Holland and I gave the lecture and my wife and I were both there and after that was over we decided to do a little experimenting and for somebody like me who doesn't experiment I made a mistake because you know who took their like this the easy way in like the video the novice version and it did nothing to me at all that first night so the next night when we went I went right to the bottom of the list where they use sent you was in Dutch or something but it had like machine guns you know pointed out of brain, so I did that version and it was the most terrifying experience of my f****** life we're in a club we're in a club and all of a sudden the world changed and what started happening is my brain started manufacturing versions of myself that would converse with me and convince me that the reality that I was experiencing was real and then that version of me would destroy that reality and the process would start over and over and over again yeah wow Cafe smoked any and I suspect that the impact was because my body has no experience over the impact and you know it was terrifying it was utterly I was in the hotel room and I was clinging to the bed and and I actually said to my wife tie me up cuz I'm like terrified of what I'm going to do right you know what wow you know and and so instead you know she she called the doctor and I was like she was like afraid this would be like in the newspaper cuz I just I get elected to the queen you know but you know they're so used to Americans getting in over their head with this kind of potatoes or something that they were completely used to a doctor and the doctor basically just gives you sugar and my wife knew that this was an extreme because I don't eat any sugar but I was like he said either I was like taking a Milky Way bars like I'm seeing her somehow I don't know I don't know the chemistry behind this but but sugar is the antidote supposed to help but it it lasted 8 hours even flying home on the plane the next day all I did is I sat in my seat and I put on the headphones and there's a Beatles Channel and I just like listen to Beatles proper like April like 7 hours I was just you know in this in this place that I had never experienced before no unibrow conversate you know this just made it so intuitively obvious to me that my conscious awareness is totally dependent on tan on account a few chemicals that's all that's happening inside of the headstone away it was a valuable experience is not something that I don't want to ever experience again absolutely but it was something that help align my tulip understanding of what Consciousness is with the scientific recognition that it all relies upon the stuff that's circulating inside of your mind what's interesting about these heavy-duty psychedelic experiences cuz what you took was in by most people's idea of very mild yeah but profound psychedelic chemicals that are also produced by your brain if you just shift that ratio and not by too much really going to talk about it even tournament little small doses of this stuff shift that ratio it produces these profound Vision dislike Ayahuasca text is Justin Worley active version of dimethyl trip okay and it breaks down dimethyltryptamine and so they figured out how to combine an MAO inhibitor with the leaves of another plan that has the dimethyltryptamine and I said but you can take synthetic versions of it but the Pope this is something that your brain produces your liver produces we know we know it is producing a long that's the body makes it yeah right but it's got its in there but then what what we have now in terms of our balance in our are chemicals must be different than what this fellow must have had yes chimpanzee thing in there but that Fountain also do you have these incredibly profound that yeah yeah it makes you think like what what we have now in terms of our balance in our our chemicals must be different than what this fellow must have had yes chimpanzee thing


    Physicist Brian Greene on What He Learned from a Meditation Class
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    disparity time meditating I do I'm not particularly effective at it and so people are that way you know but you know years ago Factor once well years ago friend of mine bought me one of these Transcendental Meditation courses and I was like I'm going to actually go and do it and it was kind of eye-opening there was a lot of what you might call woo woo stuff that was happening in the lectures ineffective the guy giving the lecture he did recognize me and you could I could tell how uncomfortable he was giving his normal description cuz he kept looking at me she purposely if you would invoke quantum physics and things are better but the idea of a different mode of operation which is sort of how I summer the experience you know if you're if you're reciting the Mantra in your mind and allowing that to be a sort of pedal-point a driver of how your mind is behaving at that moment that's a very different way of being in the world from thinking about grocery shopping or something Einstein's equation and I think that to me is the value of it it's a systematic way to put your mind in a different mode of operation and at times I find it very useful to move into that place I'm what when you when you start doing Transit on meditation what about it was weird well it was weird with number one was doing this in this in this group setting which is how you start on this course and moreover it being framed in a manner that I had trouble aligning with my understanding of how the world works by virtue of the lectures that were given to us for what it is what we're doing but through the practice I sort of found I'm trying I'm just translating from what they were saying in the lecture into a language that I'm more comfortable with and that made it less weird for me because it didn't make any sense to me and saying hey what is this really about what this really is about is breaking the usual Chain of Thought that is 99.9% of the time of how we live in the world and allowing my brain to have a chain of thought that is artificial cuz I'm sitting here forcing myself to recite this Mantra inside my mind but that's a very useful way of being because it's unfamiliar and it's a novel and allows my brain to operate in a different way so when I translated into that language it all of a sudden it a lot more sense to me and became not weird at all if he came in interesting practice and do you still do it I do it when I feel I needed so either friends of mine who say I cannot live in the world if I don't do my 20 minutes in the morning simply that that's part of my routine I don't feel that way but there are moments when I say whoa I need to do it and basement circumstance based on what's Happening to given moment it allows it kind of mental reset if it's if that's a language that make sense and that reset I consider to be a valuable thing to do I also have a float tank here since I can't go into an MRI machine so I have a desk in my office where it's only about like one foot high and I slide my body underneath the desk close lock the door cuz I'm too weird and I stay under there as long as I possibly could just like 15-20 worst experience my wife might I did two of them last week about understanding I tell really yeah I don't understand why someone as smart as you would not recognize well there's just love sitting around me and I do I do but it's that's like the irrational part that thing I get in there my heart starts to pound when I come from I don't know because it wasn't always there and it had and it has gotten worse in certain there was a time there's actually times when I couldn't even go in a tunnel in a car the claustrophobia was that bad really I was in a taxi cab I had to go to New Jersey to Manhattan so I have to take the Lincoln Tunnel and asset tax is approaching the tunnel I said to the guy I can't do it I can't do it and the guy says blind I can't let you out it's illegal to let you out I said you got to let me out I can't do it and I just open the door and I got out maybe you're too smart can't you waited it there and maybe your Israel is playing tricks with you and giving you anxiety to sort of Shake It Up the world and yeah maybe you maybe the actual scope of the universe I just do a real simple type of meditation when I probably eventually going to take a TM course cuz my friend Tom Papa he's really into TM and heating heat Raves about it yet but when I just sit down and I breathe I just concentrate only on my breath and I ended comes and goes but I concentrate only on my breath and I find really good relief from that yoga is the same thing I do yoga I tried you at least twice a week when I yeah there's a lot of benefit in that in the same way in that it's so difficult and in the poses if you can only concentrate on your breath just balance and concentrate on your breath you'll be filled with activity enough with the with things to concentrate on with the balancing of the posture and then the breath that it is access a sore muscle brain scouring it cleanses the mind of unnecessary anxiety and a lot of other just baby do that for a long time yoga's been I've been pretty steady for the last four years right right and my wife does a lot of yoga she keeps telling me that I need to do it it's great for the body as well and I think the more comfortable your body is the better your beliefs from me instead of my mind Guy


    What Was Happening Before the Big Bang? w/Brian Greene | Joe Rogan
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    here's the thing I've always wanted to ask someone like you what do you think was happening before the Big Bang Yeah it's it's a it's a deep question Anna Anna Anna subtle one and they should have two ways that I like to think about that question one is it could be that the Big Bang was an interesting event but not the first event in the totality of reality it could have been the first event that sparked the expansion of our part of but it could be that there's a grander realm of space within which we set as a small part and that Grandeur well may have been there for a far longer. Of time it may have experienced its own big bags maybe a collection of Big Bangs that may extend infinitely far into the past so it could be that the answer to the question what happened before the Big Bang is a lot of other Big Bangs or lot of other Quantum events that were taking place in a larger landscape of reality than we have direct access to however another answer is that the very question may not make as much sense as the words seem to suggest we know how to parse that since we know what it means to talk about the moment before the Big Bang because we know how to talk about the moment before your birth or the month before the Civil War or the month before any event that happened the world we fully understand the meaning of that kind of sentence but it could be that when it comes to the Big Bang the sentence actually doesn't mean anything it could be that the Big Bang the place where time itself started and honking himself had a wonderful and now it's yet to get this across you should look I'll dress it up a little bit imagine you're walking in planet Earth and you pass by someone you say hey can you point me in the direction of North I want to walk in the north which direction to point you continue to walk your path by somebody else say hey which way is further north and they point you in that direction or when you get to the North Pole and talk to somebody there and say Hey how do I go further north they look at you and say well that doesn't mean anything because this is where North Begins there's no notion of going further north than the North Pole and it could be that that spatial metaphor applies to time talk about a billion years ago or 10 billion years ago but if you go to 13.8 billion years ago the big bang that maybe were time started and you can't go further back in time than the very origin of time itself that freaks me out what you mean beginning of time why would time have a beginning good and it could be it could be the time is an emergent quality of reality I give you an analogy boy what I mean by that is we all know what temperature means intuitive like something's hot you feel it something's called you feel that your body understands those Concepts but physics is done is it done deeper into the concept of temperature and revealed that it is no what the average motion of the particles making up the environment so if the molecules are moving really quickly you've got a hot environment if a molecules are really moving slowly it's a cold environment so temperature emerges from the motion of particles have like one particle he can't really talk about it being hot or cold because you need a conglomerate Union agglomeration of particles to be able to talk about their average motion and in that sense temperature is this emergent idea that rests upon more fundamental ideas the molecules and atoms that make up reality maybe that's true of time maybe time as we know it is a property that only makes sense in certain environments when there's enough stuff arranged in the right patterns but fundamentally maybe there are atoms or molecules of time which one not arranged in the form that we are familiar with don't yield time as we know it time itself the equality of the world that exists here in this environment but doesn't even apply in other environments that are configured radically differently than everyone has what caused the Big Bang why would something smaller than the head of a pin yeah become everything that we see in the cosmos yet there are ideas for the answer to that question look all this is tentative hard to do measurements that go all the way back to beginning with astronomical observations that we need to be sure are compatible with the predictions of our theories and so forth so do we is good scientist do what needs to be done to try to test his ideas but the idea that I think most physicists are cosmologist by into at the moment is that gravity can have two manifestations do usual form of crappy that you and I know about is the attractive version you drop something toward the send it moves downward because the earth and the object pull on each other that's the ordinary gravity that we experience every day of Our Lives but Einstein's equations actually allow gravity to also be repulsive it can push outward as opposed to just pulling Inward and this is something that we have never experienced because the gravity created by a rocky object like the Earth is always the attractive variety the gravity created by the sun again Compaq object is always attractive variety but Einstein's math shows that they don't have a a rocky object that's isolated in space but rather energy that is uniformly spread through a region of space that that kind of entity yields repulsive gravity why is that important to your question if the very early universe that little tiny head of a pin you're talking about if it was filled with a uniform bath of this energy week the input on feel the name doesn't matter but it was filled with that energy it would have been subject to repulsive gravity was repulsive gravity do pushes everything apart causes everything to rush outward so the bang of the Big Bang may have been a spark of repulsive gravity operating with a tiny region of space that pushed everything apart and this concept of repulsive gravity is just theoretical and we observed any sort of element in the universe that this theoretical but it's at a level of understanding that I think most physicists would say causes it to migrate into the camp of established understanding of how gravity works the number one Einstein's equations have now been tested over and over again and a whole variety of circumstances the detection of gravitational waves just a couple of years ago is like date the crowning Triumph of Einstein's Matt the hundred years ago the math says baby ripples in the fabric of space a hundred years later we finally detect ripples in the fabric of space so we are very comfortable with any prediction that comes out of Einstein's mathematics and write in the mathematic is the prediction of what I was just a crap you've got uniform energy in a region repulsive Gravity the other thing is we currently witness that the expansion of the universe is speeding up not slowing down since the 1920s everybody thought that yes universe is expanding but it will slow down over time why because gravity pull things back together you throw an apple upward it doesn't go up faster and faster goes up slower and slower because the Earth gravity pulls it back everybody thought that would apply to the universe as a whole it's expanding but expanding ever slower the observations in 1998 culminated in 1998 which won the 2011 Nobel Prize show that the distant galaxies are moving away ever more quickly the expansion of space heating up overtime it's accelerating how do we explain that the best explanation we currently have is repulsive gravity We Believe even today the universe is suffused with a bath of energy we call a dark energy we believe it's uniformly going through space I like to think of it almost like a as a Turkish song that's like the steam feeling the song that this energy feeling space and that repulsive gravity we believe is responsible for the observations that the distance what is a rushing way faster and faster over time so it's circumstantial but the case for repulsive gravity is quite strong and what would have caused the coalit what would have caused it to compress an initially why would all that matter be in this tiny less than a pin-sized I have no idea and nobody else on planet Earth has any real idea other but we do have theories and one of the theories suggest that very early Universe it was a highly chaotic environment very hot with all the field fluctuating wildly up and down and the idea would be that if you wait long enough we're it's hard to know what weight means in this environment but don't press me on my definition of time back then just would have intuitively if you wait long enough on rare occasions the energy will just happen to flatten out in a region become uniform and then that region explosively inflates grows large so you know it's imagine you're looking at about a pot of boiling water the surfaces of course Wylie undulating up and down but if you wait long enough very long time since you've never seen it neither of us by there will be a little patch on the surface of that boiling water that flattens out why that only means that the water molecules happen for an instant to be moving in just the right way to keep that little patch of water from Wylie bubbling it will happen it's rare but if you wait long enough it will occur simile the why the undulating feels in the early Universe if you wait long enough a patch will flatten out you get the uniform energy plug it in time signs equations that region explosively inflate so I mean explosively it can go from a size that's much less than an atomic diameter to larger than the observable universe in far less in a blink of an eye in 10 2 - 32 - 35 II that's how powerful repulsive gravity can be so baffling so before that before this happens you just have in this Theory you just have all of his energy sort of randidly interacting with other energy in the universe with no physical objects yep yep could have been forever Point there's nobody who is hanging around looking at their watch saying good God when is this big bang going to finally happen you know so so you can have this a cosmological pre-show you can have it last as long as you like the only thing that you need to happen is that sooner or later a reason flattens out and then the cosmological show begins and if we're looking at this model of the universe being this infinite universe it was a different characteristics and different qualities to them this could be happening throughout Infinity yeah all over the place and in fact this so-called inflationary cosmology is the technical name for the subject said that it says that it's quite likely that this explosive inflation of the region that we currently inhabit it was just one of many such events and therefore there other far-flung regions throughout the larger cosmological landscape where things have also inflated but the details can be different the physical details can differ from what we are familiar with and the differences can be small temperature differences in one part of space versus another or they can be far more significant even need the particles that make up that other realm may be different from the particles that make up our round their masses can be different or charges can be different their fundamental physical features can be different so out there in that wire cosmological landscape it can be the wild wild west of realities and they don't have to worry about proton deterioration there maybe Realms in which they don't have to worry about protons falling apart the wild the really crazy idea is that if you're very careful mathematically and analyzing these theories you realize that there have to be Realms out there that duplicate horse as well many can be different but there have to be versions of this reality that are also instantiated occur out there and in other Realms so you come to these crazy sounding sci-fi sounding ideas that you and I are having this conversation out there and other distant Realms an infinite number of traps infinite number of times and moreover small differences can also arrive in these other Realms where maybe our positions are interchange at the table or you know maybe your name is you know Joe Greene I'm Brian Rogan or there's like strange realities that can be taken place and this is not an overworked theorists imagination this is the careful dispassionate analysis the mathematical equations implication and say what you guys have fallen off the deep end your theory has imploded because any theory that predicts that kind wealth of realities that are kind of untestable because they're so far away that we will never interact with them that's the kind of theory that we have been trained to avoid to exercise however the more forward-thinking I'd like to describe us business to say hey math has proven to be a very valuable guide over the course of hundreds of years and this is where the math it taking us it's at least worthy of our attention to investigated fully and possibly physicist say hey math has proven to be a very valuable guide over the course of hundreds of years and this is where the math at taking us it's at least worthy of our attention to investigated fully and possibly come to the conclusion that this is how reality actually behaved


    Brian Greene on How Music Helped Him Write His New Book
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    do you ever listen to music when you're you're pondering an equation or whether you're going over a problem is initially questioned when I was in college I couldn't have any sound on when I was trying to say learn quantum mechanics and relativity I would find that it would capture my brain to fully and I couldn't focus on the equations that I was trying to understand but the funny thing is it in writing this book for the very first time I found that there were passages that I couldn't write if it was quiet I needed to have music playing because in some sent by focusing to directly on what I was trying to say I couldn't say it I only found that I can make progress in certain kinds of description by allowing my brain to fly off through whatever musical experience I was playing and allowing the freedom of thought to then emerge within that unusual for me environment kind of music real doing well it's buried incredibly lot of Slayer I remember there's one vital of patches on his writing words you know Pentatonix the they are a spectacular acapella group who are able to take songs that you have heard in transform them into sort of transcendence performances are you check these guys out but other times you know it would just be old rock loud Beatles loud Rolling Stones the soundtrack from the greatest showman are just blaring that thing and it just allowed me a certain kind of linguistic Freedom that I could not acquire in my normal way of being in the world which has everyone quiet let me just work out my equations and I need total focus and no distraction so is this something that you sort of evolved over the course of your career absolutely not there early on and you know there's this phenomenon I don't know if this is anything more than a metaphor or an analogy but whatever you know there's certain things in the night sky that you can't see if you look at them directly but by looking off access your able to invoke other qualities of the eye that are able to sense those features of the night sky and I kind of feel like it's the same thing sometimes by focusing directly on what you want to do you can't do it and you've got to look obliquely got to look off access metaphorically and that's the only way that you can accomplish what you set out to do and certainly music is one of the ways to take one's attention and shifted in a different direction to get that oblique view of what it is that you're trying to do and I have found that it allows for Progress at otherwise is unattainable and is that the case also when you're reading this book absolutely you know I have a very understanding so we have a house up so you we live in Manhattan you know I'm at Columbia but you would let me go up to our house Upstate with the dogs and by myself and I would disappear for weeks on end and I hold myself up in this cabin in the woods and I would sometimes right deep into the night and there are no neighbors around so I could turn on the music I would ever volume I found useful and I would do it and I would find you know that it's freed up a certain kind of creative thought process that to me was striking because I had never approached work in that way before and it was really deeply interesting so how did you come to this idea of doing it that way I just wanted to say I was struggling on certain things and I felt as though I am approaching this in a very flat-footed way I want to write about this let me know so I want right about human creativity or want to write about religious engagement and I am just doing what I've always done which is I have this equation and I want to solve it so I'm going to bring the tools of mathematics compared to solve it and I was approaching this writing project in exactly the same mind frame and as it wasn't working I said let me smack my brain around a little bit and and so one way of you know it could be psychedelic I didn't go that direction but I smacked it around by myself to be subject to a great deal of distraction in the environment around me and it really made a difference it's interesting you did it in a calculated manner I think when I'm doing mathematics it does need at least for me personally to be that kind of non-distracted total focus on what's going on as a writer it's a very romantic notion to lay out to go to the woods in a cabin that's what's up that's what everybody wants to do that right fight exactly missing is whiskey supposed to get drunk out there to get the dogs I hardly ever drink but it it was an unusual creative experience which to me opened up a different way of going about trying to to create things in the world


    Physicist Brian Greene Has a Theory on Why Aliens Haven’t Visited Us
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    can you think of human evolution do you ever stop to think what are we going to be like a million years now if we do survive what have you ever done this sort of thought experiment will you say okay if things keep going the same way right we used to be very strong and very hairy and we're getting progressively softer as we don't need to use our bodies as much our brains are getting larger a happy getting bigger do you do you do that sort of thought experiment to see what we're going to be coming not in a systematic scientific way cuz the process is so fraught with Incredible detail that I think it's hard for anybody even experts and evolutionary biology to really tell us anything that will hold water that's really predictive but on a general level yeah I mean because I you know people often wonder why is it that we haven't been visited by aliens right this is something that comes up whenever you're talkin about other life inside the University be quite straightforward nobody out there cares about us because we're so ill developed we're so young on the cosmic seen that there's nothing interesting for them to find here on planet Earth so to me there's a natural explanation for why there can be stuff out of your life out there and yet they don't hang out around planet Earth just way we don't hang around an anthill to try to have a conversation with you know what's going on inside that particular structure I buy that argument the least you do butterflies are so boring where we're just hitting moles where we're interested in the house because we want to see the evolution of development that yields his particular life-form or because it's a general curiosity about how this object is put together if these other beings are so far beyond us at those kinds of tax in in taxonomy questions are no longer of any interest then hanging around here may not hold anything for them to make the journey and stick around long enough for us to notice I don't buy that again for two reasons. One because why would we assume that they're so far beyond us that they wouldn't be interested in these talking monkeys with thermonuclear weapon to dominate an entire planet yeah that would be fascinating the other politicians all lie to themselves everyone gets video through the sky if they fly and Metal tubes that Barrel over the over the oceans write a polluted oceans and eat all the fish like these people are f****** crazy guy who got to go there and check this out but but imagine that this civilization the notion of lording over a planet is like us talking about you know the aunt lording over a grain of sand so they may be lactic as opposed to planetary in her head gemin8 and the notion of some little tiny Rock orbiting some nondescript in the suburbs of this completely ordinary Galaxy off there on the side may not have the kind of pull that you imagine that it does how I disagree we think it's interesting we see a Champions a rock to open up a nut in a week we think it's interesting that you know there's there's an amazing photograph of an orangutan spearfishing of you ever seen it interested in these kind of qualities or a thousand years from now or ten thousand years from now another planet are more than 10,000 years the answer to that is we look at the history of the cosmos until today and it's say let's just calling our University concrete 13.8 billion years at me look at life on planet Earth and that you know a handful of billions of years old billions of years you can go from some complex molecules to human beings it's not that long a few billion years earlier in some other system you know stars and galaxies they were starting up you know a billion years after the big bang so it could be that life in other world has a head start on us by a few billion years and we know what can happen in a billion years ago from single-cell to us and you can imagine from few billion years from now into the future could be radically different so to say it's 10,000 years ahead of us that to me would be the Unexplained coincident how unlikely that they started we start with in 10000 years in the span of billions of years that seems unlikely as it doesn't seem unlikely when you're talking about the infinite size of the universe and is perhaps an infinite number Brian Grainger you're talking to an infinite numbers of me good good point good point that you're right we're almost guaranteed if the spatial expanse of the universe is simply looked at the are going to be places where it's within 10,000 Years War but those are going to be a very small number compared to the places where it's not 10,000 of them what is a look at a finite size ball in this large space so I can so everything's finite now get up 5 billion light-years call the number that are different from us by 10,000 years would be very very small compared to the number differing from us by a billion years were a couple billion years so then we buy the the log numbers if we imagine that the random process some physical principle that prevents life from emerging before say 4 billion years ago and if that's the case we're not aware of that principle then you'd be absolutely right that we'd all be roughly at the same starting point and there's no reason to suspect that they would be so far ahead of us but I don't know of any such principal but you almost have a reductionist view this right like you. So if you had a gas if you had $100 to bet it has alien life ever observed us you would say no vibes we could just turn a big telescope in our Direction and gather some radio waves you know but yes I would take that bet because frankly we've only been generating radio waves for the last you know that 70 years so it's only is 70 light year ball around us and within that small radius very unlikely that there's been some alien world that's examining us so it would have to be something that would be able to recognize our signal and visit us but don't lie look at observable planets in systems and discover Goldilocks planets weekend we examine those planets from vast distances away and wouldn't you assume that a life-form that is perhaps thousands of years more advanced than us with the exponential increase and get knowledge even if they ever got to the point where we are that they would CDs Goldilocks planets as well and recognized that Earth is one of them yes however if they are so far away there going to be examining Earth as it was hundreds of thousands or millions or billions of years ago if you truly want them to be examining Austin to sense of human presence on planet Earth then it's a much more difficult proposition to imagine that they back to be doing is it possible there's another way to examine things we are not hampered by the speed of life not not not home that I know of I mean any signal in the world that we're aware of is restricted by special ed by by the speed of travel which is angerment which is a strange property of the quantum World in which distant objects can behave as if they are one and then sometimes respond instantaneously to an influence in one location at a distant location no matter how far apart they are but that isn't really observing that more that's more realizing correlations between physical properties at widely separated locations but I'm not aware of a means of leveraging that to actually observe what's happening in some distant location even if you do have but that isn't really observing that more that's more realizing correlations between physical properties at widely separated locations but I'm not aware of a means of leveraging that to actually observe what's happening in some distant location even if you do have Quantum entangled particles


    Joe Rogan On What’s Really Depressing About a Wolf Sanctuary
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    I went to a wolf sanctuary this past weekend talk to me what was depressing was first of all they neuter them when they get in there they kind of have to because I don't want to breed cuz they didn't the create more of the same situation but then the other thing is that they're in this pain and then they don't get to be free play wolves want to run and Hunt that's what they want to do they want to hunt that he never even released them into the wild or anyting listen to this these animals alive and they're feeding them and they do love them and they go in there and take care of him and pet him but to me it's like that's a f****** wolf that we'll should be on a mountain somewhere it shouldn't be living like that they're beautiful biologist has been on the podcast for I'm getting kiss right there by a wolf they're very sweet like you can you can some of them you can Pat and hug them and hang on to them and they like you but you're like people but they're f****** wolves like you eat your you're not telling them s*** like there's no sit lie down f*** you like there wolves and that they have somewhere and that is a lot of what they did they did keep a lot of them from being put down but but I left there feeling really depressed I just like all the big cats called cats it's always like someone who had a pet tiger who would like this would be cool and it wasn't in captivity in Texas in people's backyards in the water and all the wild of the world today staying in like a slow debate yet it doesn't have a bit about them like they're the only animals that don't feel bad for the zoo because they're walking around the zoo like another day with no lions lions Majestic I'm not sure where it is but yeah sure was a tiger sanctuary in Thailand it was so depressing cuz they were all drugged cuz you take a picture with a tiger two in a room in a room there's a pain and is a little cup that I need a couple of weeks old for 5 weeks old around people 6 weeks old and you can play with them but they're super energetic to jumping on you in a SWOT and things are playing with each other and rolls around and then as they get older it gets to a year to and then they stop the stop being natural than the older all drugged so you could be around a little or tigers and there's a bunch of handlers around everybody's real nervous they keep the the Tigers away from you and the tigers are they looking at you but they're there their they're kind of a year old then you get to the tiger Zinda just f***** up there all drugged they're all drugged that's crazy and I guess that's like that's like my brain never thought of like all yeah they must be drugged in order to be sitting in a room with strangers and not freaking out like I never Jaguar tiger guy like you always seeing the tiger that I'm playing around like they actually like the guy I'm not getting another one but he's got a tiger Rehabilitation place it's the same kind of deal like wrestles with these tigers and trees with a machete put things the wolf thing was a real bummer I didn't think I was going to buy me out as much but it don't me out I mean I'm happy to those people are doing it and then I think what they're doing amazing don't get me wrong but for me I just a feeling of like being around that thing I got a thing wants to run


    The Potential Benefits of a Fighters Union w/Angela Hill | Joe Rogan
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    I don't know I always I had this joke with like my teammates that I was going to get famous by being like the Nick the nip slipper like certain like Muay Thai clinch techniques to dislike. The girls do I get to fight the popular girls because like they knew only until I tried on the guys in the gym lift the shade up anybody ever done that on purpose in a fight with was I don't remember who she was fighting but Leslie Smith boob popped out once getting struck the photos like this girls gangster season saying I love her I love her she's K and she's so late nice I like such a hippie you know outside of that sounds like a really funny MMA Union I think she's still fighting for the UFC fighters even though she's not in the UFC I haven't looked into that like I haven't looked at like what do they what do they want what are they trying to accomplish what's not correct that they want to fix Healthcare not good enough yet or you'll see I think those are the things that they're working towards how does Healthcare where are you guys covered in training or you only covered for fights as far as I know if you booked a fight and get injured I think they cover it but I think it's also a great area where like they could not cover it and they're not legally obligated to fix you but I think in the past they have I'm not sure I can't think of any any examples where they haven't liked you know taking care of the medical expenses of someone who got hurt but I know like a lot of times Fighters don't claim it in time like after fights or it's like a little nagging injury that becomes a big deal further down the line I can't go in for like a loose tooth or like or like of a shoulder that I tore and practice if I wasn't getting ready for a fight and if you haven't really made a name for yourself yet sometimes you know even if you just don't ask like you don't get taken care of it's not like is not in your contract once you sign like oh I'm going to fight this many fights but there's nothing in there that says if I get injured after signing this contract I'm covered medically so so yeah I think that was that was the main reason I was like all this is a good idea just because like I know so many fighters who booked fights Justice danger is taking care of you know or they will fight injured and claim an old injury and like and that's their way of fixing whatever they broke during training so it's horrible I hope you don't get hurt in practice to the point where you can actually just go do it inside the Octagon outside of Camp because I'm stupid or or I'm just like f****** around like when I'm fighting someone who's my hand punching them break my break my leg break my toe like kicking them you know and it's even more difficult right because of the lack of people that are your size to train within your also train a lot with men and it's crazy because at a professional level like you're right there you know you just beat the s*** out of Hannah cifers it was a crazy fight my gear your in the heat right now yeah right there for you you're your you know you're at the top of the Heap in this Championship realm right and to train with people have bigger than you or to take chances like that like that there's no other sport that would have that dangerous is training with like some of the bigger guys like the like guys and girls are kind of like different sizes like if I'm if I'm training with a guy who fights at 1:15 he's going to be like for foot tall you know it's like the weight distribution is different but it's like the weight District distribution is different but like I don't know something about I guess training with women like the strands the 4th that's coming at you versus the forces given to them there's a ride I just feel like it's a lot safer to train with lemon for sure


    Joe Rogan: Valentina Shevchenko is Scary!
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    did Nunez is a freak little do you know Alex Pereira Glory he's the only got his knocked out Israel adesanya knocked him out of kickboxing fight he's a f****** freak it's the same thing it's one of those weird guys where you know sometimes people just have this power weird freaky power eventually it because like you know Amanda Nunez didn't really do that for a long time and then after that catfight I think after the shevchenko the first shevchenko fight she just started finding our groove and finding that money Mark and then like serenity really badly hurt in the first round then cat just so top she came back in the second then while I'm stopping her Industrial yeah it's so good it's such a huge gap to get such a huge gap between like I don't know number one Contender and champ to pump up Caitlin and to make it seem like it's going to be good fight but all I could think of was like how is this going to be here Kincaid Lake you know close the gap a bit I didn't think so this is why because Caitlin she uses points she scores well but you very rarely knocks people out like she knocked down Liz Carmouche with a head character a girl is surviving Wonder Woman decision all those like shots at you through the volume it's different cuz there's put the shots out there and then comes back like woah does kicks come back if you like f*** elbow comes back and you like woah so now you're like now everything's more at a distance and you you lose your ability to engage you get nervous because every time being gay she's looking to take your f****** head off that girl is she know she's not fighting in Oakland right now like smelling scared to be a dominant chance and the guys who run the range for like the way that lady shoots she shoots like a f****** special ops Soldier we haven't seen someone come in here and shoot that good unless they're a seal or competitive shooter straight up killer stop talking s*** about a speaker groups like The Group


    The Fight That Made Angela Hill Consider Her Mental Game
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    obviously gone through some improvements and some change look what's changed with you over the last like four or five fights because you keep getting steadily better but protecting the last two I think you should be on a four-fight win streak because there was Alan down in yin and she's on this card to get mad at me like spiders or other people but that was one where fans of her got mad at me because you guys were right in front and you had her triangle and I was yelling pulled ahead I was gallon polar head pull her head ahead pulled ahead and people like you f****** dick telling her to pull the hair 4 fight win streak she's like a strong girl looks like something's going on like you're on another level do you feel it like one love someone lost and I think after the Randa fight a fart Randa Markos about this time last year and and I was just so pissed at the way that went down because I was like super nervous going into it I felt like this was that was going to be a fight that kind of set me above the heat because Randall so tough and she kind of has that same like Uptown that I do so I'm like okay this is going to set me apart when I get a streak going this is going to the fight that puts me in a rankings and I and I put a lot of weight on it and it and I had like ESPN follow me that week too so I was just super nervous and like the entire time during the fight like I wasn't in the fight like I was overthinking every position like there was a point where I had ran up against again the fight seems like it was 30 minutes long even though it was like 2 minutes you know but like the moment that I had her up against the cage I remember like this thing if I hold her hair she can't do anything to me and that's like the exact opposite of what you should be thinking in a fight you should be thinking I need to hurt her you know like I need to her. I need to do whatever whatever it takes to look like I'm trying to finish the fight so I hesitated my corner was yelling elbow I didn't throw the elbow ran it through the elbow and then from there I was just like a like two steps behind I felt like and so that fog was a really weird thing for me because I never really thought about the mental side of fighting like I thought I was doing everything right like I would visualize and you know I tell myself all positive things and you know do do everything that you you think you have to do before a fight but that just kind of showed me like I'm not doing enough because I knew I had the skills to beat her butt or at least the skills to make it look more competitive but I didn't show it like it like the pressure was already there and then I found out about the ESPN thing and I feel like it was just me over because I've always had this I guess this fear of losing too much you know and it started when I got into the UFC I had like my tough I didn't go well but I was one fight you know in my MMA career and I was in the UFC already so I went on to win but then I lost two in a row and got cut and from that moment on a Mike's like people are just going to think of me of this person who loses all the time and then I went on a four-fight went streaking Invicta but then when I came back to the UFC I lost it dry and even though it was like probably the fight that people still talk about to this day even though great Cloud looming over like my confidence because of my record has helped she went on to to do such great things when it came to fighting someone like a similar story where she is talented but she's fought a lot of tough people and lost them or gotten like we're decisions against people I don't know I just felt like this was my chance to is that I'm not that like I'm a better fighter than my record shows until then when the ESP the anything was throwing on and I just like it was just me baking up a situation that wasn't that big you know like it was no different from you know my fight with Ashley Yoder I felt more present in my drive by it like it was no bigger than those fights but I just big tit up in my head and I felt like it was a result of me just pushing down all this anxiety that I have what time I fight not really addressing it I just started reading like those we me and my husband but he read them and then he's tired of doing like the mental coach thing for me but everyone everything every resource that I looked at says pretty much the same thing is that you have to focus on being present and being present each day and not like dwelling on the past bringing the pain into that present moment just trusting in your reactions and trusting in your preparation and so that's what I've been doing is like I have been doing like more like actual visualization exercises and just everytime I'm in the gym I just focus on being there at the gym I'm not thinking about like what's going to happen if this happens what's going to happen if that happens I just I focused on the jewelry non-exercise we're doing I go as hard as possible and I think just having that fight and having a goal so badly force me to go into the gym and just say f*** it you know and it is literally just like that f*** it mentality what's going to happen if I lose like I'm thinking that in the fight like it when I went to the gym the next it like blue like the next Monday I went to jail in like f*** it you know and I just went hard and like the next recession I said f*** it and I went hard and like those are like the best sparring sessions I had up to that date like people are guys guys who like you usually wouldn't really say much after your aunt something today like you dislike combinations and your volume and this and that like yeah you you're really getting after it like okay okay I think of like going to unlock something about what went wrong that's huge cuz they come up with some you know something that went that didn't go their way that should have gone their way and they don't address the real issue you're you're addressing the actual issues going on in your brain and you know that that's what it was I think yeah but is like something I kind of had to learn from the get-go you know we're going to a Go-Go Sport psychologist in the past and I really just feel like everyone kind of says the same thing so I feel like if you're getting it from any resource that's good like I started using that mindfulness app forget what it's called I had faith that really helped us just like can I calm my nerves and keep the anxiety from from being crippling sometimes what happens when you go to a coach is the fact that you physically go to someone and you sit down with us it's like a different level of commitment sit down with this person this person formulate a strategy for how you address some of the issues that are going on your mind and then sometimes you can hypnotist like Vinny shoreman you know Vinny it's like you're in a room next I'm going to do I'm like I want to know what that is you know and he is really good at working with Fighters at addressing each other a lot of stuff to like FaceTime and s*** to like it wasn't he lives in England but he's working with Joe Schilling he's worked with a lot of different Fighters but he basically tries to get you to understand personal you already on a really good path did you understand what you did wrong right and then you understand to be more present those two things are critical that's everything went wrong so you already doing that and then concentrating what you're really good at and just saying f*** it and letting it go expressing yourself being being with you that you know that you could be when you're on it's like how to capture that and hold that thought and then bring it inside the octagon and be able to recreate those feelings when you're actually under pressure of competition as you lay back and he just sort talks you through it it's very weird therapy and you definitely feel like a changing your brain weird stuff that people do in these comedy hypnotism shows where I was like I don't think they could do that to me cuz I'm not going to believe that I'm really on a cruise ship right now and Pirates are coming or whatever but it is like you're listening to his voice but you're in a different state of consciousness but you're able to put away the outside world for a brief amount of time and he concentrates on Flo the getting you to a state of flow that flow State when everything's going great know that feeling when you see things in your you're hitting someone with someone with something before you even know that there's an opening there hello the getting you to a state of flow that flow State when everything's going great know that feeling when you see things in your you're hitting someone with someone with something before you even know that there's an opening there


    Angela Hill on Weili Zhang vs. Joanna Jedrzejczyk
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    it's a great time in the sport that was so much exciting so many exciting possible matchups are you what do you pump for like when you look at the the lake to the UFC and it wasn't until the third round that I decided to use elbows and I'm pretty sure I dropped there in the third round and she popped right back up but like ever since then I noticed that like she would get hit like she would get hit rock like in the in the Taurus fight like teaching isn't known for having like knockout power crazy hands but she dropped her like a good like two or three times in the in the Taurus fight so I can see that that 10 was getting will you member the you want E&J check fight she just she ate off fuckload of shots Rose by she's getting picked apart the entire time sacrificing her head to get in and get the throw or whatever and then finally like you know gave out on her in the Willie fight so I wasn't like super surprise out I was I mean everyone was surprised so I won't say that but I did see that coming eventually like I'm like eventually someone's going to put her out just because it's not just a person's power that she's fighting but it's her pressures aggressive is he's coming in so hard so it's like her Force versus the other person's punch when they can act like she's not going herself out essentially like I wasn't super surprised and that was what my what I thought would happen when I fought her like I didn't go into that fight thinking man is going to suck you know I was like dude I can catch her like she drops her hands when she comes forward like my I can strike going it's like I know I'm going to catch her in like I can put her out because of the way she strikes so I've always seen that her hands were a bit sloppy even though she's super aggressive and the fact that she's so aggressive gives her that much success like you you can't ignore the fact that she's punching it as much as she is but it's still like very offencive and like with 0 defense in mind so surprised but you know I hadn't really seen that much of a Willy's angso so I was surprised that she was able to get the title of that that fast because she has a lot of output I think she isn't afraid to go to the ground I saw that and when she fought Tisha they had like a lot of crazy scramble she had good reverses for like teaches takedown attempts and stuff and and yeah just think it's going to be like she's going to force ioana to move into react more than most people I think like as long as she's like I haven't really seen haven't really can you tell like I'm a head movement she has but I do know that she just throws a lot of volume and wherever the fight goes she seems comfortable so I've never seen her in a spot where she looks like what do I do here you know like to see people freaking out against the cage or freaking out when they get taken down and she seems to flow that she has that athletic flow through everything so that's the one thing I think she has going for her but I do think you're on his reach is what made her so dominant she's little girl like watching her fight and draw there was a moment where like she's pushing and dried up against the cage and she looks like a bagel like praying mantis like she's a big girl with really long legs and everything love you yeah buddy like kind of up to my like I don't know like props or whatever when she was about to fight Michelle there are rumors that she was going to make late and so people are scrambling and then my manager my manager was like well I bet and it would take it if you guys wanted a fight and he is like seriously and he's like yeah she's crazy and I was there corner and my my teammate Lauren Mueller at the time so I was there chilling where every Atlanta I think maybe I forget where was it might have been Atlanta corner of my friend and time of the night that you know it's a fight offer so he was like hey yeah yeah it was like then he was like well what about Michelle at 1:15 he just wanted to know just so we can relay the message I was like yeah. Just let me know so I can like cut weight or not cut weight you know so I was sitting waiting for waiting for the call and then the rumors got like blasted and then people knew my name was in it for some reason I was just like who is talking yeah everyone was talking about it and then somehow somebody knew that my name was in the mix like Angela hell might fill in for Michelle and instead of filling for Ian I like it because she was like the name that was that they were promoting for the fight so so they wanted the former chance to get her fight so they're like all right if it comes down to it and he'll fighter at 1:25 that was pretty spelled I mean I feel like you wanna does a lot of things and it's similar with my matchup that I have now only she's a lot bigger you wanted does a lot of things that I've seen a lot of you know and training just like in my in my first years of Muay Thai like she has a very conventional style when it comes to moytie she's very good at it so a fight with Yoanna is always something that I've wanted to have just because of it would be something that I've seen before be like I'm not going to be you know I'm not going to be afraid of the Clint you know which and she's really good at not going to be afraid of the clients I'm not going to be afraid of when elbows going to come because of elbow sparked like my entire fight career so it's like it's like things that I see with her or less scary than a fight with someone that she's beat before like and ride or or a good Deli or someone like that so a lot coming this coming fight like what she's got left because that the transition 25 didn't really work out like shevchenko was just a little too much for should take it already beat her outside the UFC and then beat her again and then each just didn't look like she had the Firepower to keep her offer at 1:25 and then so she goes down to 15 to GHIN but we know how hard it was for her to make 15 and that's one of things that they had said or Tampa said about her chin when was pot roast like she's just couldn't because she was so depleted and we'll find out this way Lee hits f****** hard so determined like I feel like she was in a real bad relationship and was a contributing factor to a lot of losses so we're going to find out because you know when you go back to look like when she fought Jessica penne she was asked Aries woman alive like she was f****** ferocious when she was and she was lighting everybody on fire she was terrifying I'm so aggressive fight someone who was good who get who is actually a better Striker then her and Rose like the fact that just the fact that roasted move laterally you know like Jana was always like a back-and-forth fighter because that's like her style is very moytie and Rose just moving to the side every now and then are having head movement I think that really sucked her up and like it's hard when you when you fight someone like that for the first time or even Spar someone like that for the first time you can't find them you know all your punches message all right when you when you fight someone like that for the first time where you inspire someone like that for the first time you can't find them you know all your punches miss you gas out you freaking out because you're missing your punches thing you're getting countered and it's like a lot to deal with for straightforward more mytifi tirsa


    Angela Hill on How Training With Men Can Be Misleading
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    at the top of the Heap in this Championship realm right and to train with people with bigger than you or to take chances like that there's no other sport that would have that women as well because even if some of the bigger guys like the just like if I'm if I'm training with a guy who fights at 1:15 he's going to be like for foot tall you know it's like the weight distribution is different but like I don't know something about women like the strands the 4th that's coming at you versus the forces are given to them there's a ride I just feel like it's a lot safer the train with lemon for sure for sure yeah they would be bigger than you gotta be strong you but you get used to that then you'd be used to men and then when you fight with women they would seem smaller and weaker so when I was at like my little gym in New York I was only trying with guys like the girls I would come in and they weren't at my level and that's the same story that most girls into UFC have you know they were the top of their he there like the baddest girl in the gym what are the girls and hang with the guys and I was me so it wasn't until I got on tough that I realize like everyone has the same exact background so everyone's tough because they were training with guys and you start to underestimate like how tough girls going to be in there like when you're fighting like tooth and nail like you noted as basically like until when you're ready to give in like a hundred percent in the cage it feels like just as strong as a guy you know it's so it's good to like still have those checks and balances like okay like yeah maybe she's not as strong as the guys I train with but she is going as hard as she can or she's defending it as hard as you can or you know she's taking my punches that I thought like I do if I drop this guy with this punched and this girl's going to get dropped to and it's not the case like she's just as tough a tougher so it's it's like a weird thing where like you have like I don't know you have different stats like stacked in some areas that guys don't and then they have stat stacked in the areas that women don't so it's like it's like if I was is like if I was like a a bantamweight guy who only trained with like light heavyweights you know like you're going to be faster you're going to have like you're probably going to be more technical just because you have kind of people that big so if you f****** a technique is not going to work but those guys are still going to be bigger and stronger and be able to like muscle you hold you down that kind of thing so I feel like that's like a similar difference better be nice he does same to you he's going to put you out and I was like shitt I never thought about that cuz I just assumed like I just assumed that like me Landing A Hard Punch on a heavyweight isn't going to hurt as much as me Landon A Hard Punch on someone closer to my size that make sense don't like their neck is bigger get it right then that's the only take so much so it's like that is a lot less than like if I was throwing a body shot you know like that's it's a little easier to be mean right there


    Are These “Painting Elephants” Being Abused?
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    this one lady who got arrested and she's got arrested for serving or selling all these different animals she was selling Eagles this is probably more likely to be like Cynthia's or whatever even though I got a ride. trunks around each other and it's crazy like they're not it that is not like a deer deer don't even know what the f*** is going on they make a truck that make the body that make the tea retrain an elephant to paint himself as it's so weird to watch or is it just incredible memories a bunch of things on a screen and chips can point out exactly what they saw if they get a reward like a big candy give them candy if they can lay out like some numbers and some things like in the in the correct order where you are at work what the f*** did I see it I remember we're burdened by too much information and data and also it's a different Champs can just do it watch I mean apparently this is like they train this elephant specifically to learn how to do this but it's still crazy impressive cuz he doesn't really good job but better than like a four-year-old would like a four-year-old person or do you know one of my kids and therefore they wouldn't do is go to job making a f****** elephant what thing is controversial because they taught the elephant had to paint himself but it still has like a elephant ride and I do feel guilty about it other than but they probably gave him some treat ya no I mean they're all drawn themselves as more than one duck what they are what an elephant looks like what is a says the truth about elephant paintings what is the truth they had not tracing that but like they must have trained them to make a certain shape so I doubt that the elephant knows that that's him you know but who knows PetSmart yeah but they only live for like a couple weeks does that work run around with them and then feed them sugarcane and then you ride them and I was the riding part I was like I don't want to do that I felt that big Hook when they so when we went to the one that we went to they have this like big pole with a little hook on it and it never like hit some or anything but it's just resting on like their shoulder I figured I'd like that was what they used to like get him to behave so it's like it's like someone sitting next to you before like a whip you know like you know what it could do it didn't do anything but you just know it's there no dude this place one through and I will definitely say is that they treated those elephants like pets through them really well and you can tell their relationship with their trunk around the people in the people would rub their head and they wanted to be around those people and then they would feed him a lot of sugar cane like we had big stocks a sugarcane in they would make you full to the Hardy was a real pillow Rehabilitation thing for elephants and a lot of the elephants have been in circuses and things like that and then they actually it reintroduced a lot of them to the Wild and when we were there these elephants are not in cages they were free roaming they just like they fill your hand and then they grab the tree around it and then back to a place where they can exist in the wild cuz they basically everything that's in the jungle just grab it need it I know what to do so while we're hanging out with them but they're there their disposition big and gentle gentle I mean so f****** big and they help you get up on them they lift their leg up and you stand on their leg and then you pull yourself up onto their back and then hang on to this rope that's around the vision seem to mind that you were on their back but still it felt like I'd rather just feed him and pet him yeah, it was really cool I wanted to go up to chiangmai but we were we're at this place called a I love the bathroom but that water is filled with s*** in the water while you're out there


    Angela Hill Started Training for MMA When She Was 24 Years Old | Joe Rogan
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    but I definitely like being in there being active I train all year round like I don't really take big brakes unless I like hurt something so and most of my fights I come out injury-free if I do have injuries from like a fight camp in that from the actual price 2434 I don't know I feel like some something happened so after I guess Middle School and Middle School through high school to college and then after college I didn't do s*** like like right after college it's I look like this little skinny like stick figure you like just soft girl is a really weird so like when people see me now they like holy s*** like High School specially College like I was always just like really shy and really like soft-spoken cuz you're very funny on Twitter popular kid by any means so what brought you into more to our class and I was working at an animation studio and before that I've been bartending so I was like moving around and doing stuff and I never really felt like an active but once I quit the bar job and was just doing that full-time I just felt like fat and lazy greasy and everything that happens from like sitting down all day so I mean you know you like it outside of this Justin like you know stay happy yeah it was really cool discovering it like I was just asking around but like being intimidated girl in La not a box but then people telling me like only tie is like really cool and I was afraid of getting bulky you know they're like all know if you didn't wait I like you'll still look really natural you won't look like you're on steroids some girls who go hard and I like the CrossFit girls my first coach Brandon Levi does Evolution Muay Thai and New York and first class at 3 like an elbow and a knee on the Thai pads and I was like I'd like I feel so powerful and like ever since then I was just going everyday I was going with my husband like we were like getting and shaved line how to cake and stuff and it's just like a lot of stuff I never thought I'd be able to do I was doing it like even just throwing a head kick like I didn't like try out for cheerleading because I was inflexible is like I'm never going to be able to do this I can't do a high kick I can't do a split or anything like that the cakes on the head like it was like a huge milestone for me athletically I love a story like that we didn't do s*** middle school high school you didn't do s*** to your 24 and then all sudden you get addicted to it Legos on basketball team softball baseball whatever I ran track for like a few months and all that stuff I was just like this stupid like what's the point you know or that I don't know why I didn't like working with people but the one thing I was good at was stealing the ball in basketball run over and I can grab it and just like regular until they just like like they did just get mad at me and let go the bus ride still at an impasse it a girl that can shoot it was about nine months yeah so right away you like balls deep in this yeah yeah Lowe's around the time of that and he was taking a couple people down he was like hey you want to do WK if you want to have a fight those like oh are you sure like you share already and it's kind of halfway because I don't know if this is why he asked but once I said yes there was a girl that used to train with us was also doing it in my weight class is going to be fun that confidence in me cuz the all the other girls who were in the tournament had been training a lot longer than me for years even so yeah I was just like okay let's let's do it let's see what happens like I was scared but I was going to come from I was just fun at the time so I went and I beat to girls when the little the Regional Championship or whatever and from then on I was just fighting they had to show in New York on Friday Night Fights and and I got a few Shadows on that a few fights on that I went 14 and 0 as an amateur Muay Thai Fighter then when before I went pro I was trying to get an MMA fight just so I had like one or two amateur MMA fights under my belt so if I do decide to do it I have that experience but no one will fight me so I ended up going pro anyway had to Pro moytie fights and then I have my first pro MMA fight two days before the top tryouts what's on the tryouts where I think it's aired yeah I think our finale was like that December. Makes sense you've gotten so better so much better over the last two fights you're so f****** learning


    Joe Rogan on Kim Kardashian's Prison Reform Advocacy
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    I also think that this is what I said this about law enforcement to when you play a game and here's the game I arrest you I want to convict you cuz the game you try to get out of it I don't want you to get out of it now in competition it's a game it's not a game obviously it's the law and obviously you know people should be arrested that don't construe what I'm saying but whenever someone is trying to do something and the other person doesn't want you to do something people get competitive and people withhold evidence why I mean it's been so many f****** cases of prosecutors withholding evidence that could have people really stiff and they duplicate case there's a lot of those cases it's not just him I mean how many different detectives have withheld evidence Brock attorney that was held evidence is like you know you don't f****** amazing at helping people with this s*** is Kim Kardashian yes she is Kim Kardashian has gotten some fuk I think it's like the latest kind of like 18 people at least who are unjustly accused of crimes respect the fact that she did that to it's like she could be doing a lot more stuff with her time and she's just she's helping people so her that much care for her and go to the store right so you have to watch it and I'm like that's not a way to promote to tell people you have to watch it till you just want I forgot that she had a TV show she's she's one that sort of slipped Into Obscurity on purpose it seems like she's doing her private to public scrutiny and people hating you start a trend I wanted to like her too I wanted to be I did not want to just like her for that reason I'm like it's too easy like all these guys hate her but then she came in I mean I get it I get it because it wasn't pleasant I could have been better then she came in I'm happy I got it I get it because it wasn't pleasant I don't hate her I just feel like I could have been better of Wonder like


    Angela Hill: Tecia Torres Hustled Me!
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    I went on did you remember there was a show called the best damn Sports show. It was like a old school sports show 2000 something like early too. I went on the shows like Tom Arnold and all the people that were on it but anyway I was telling them like I do the splits going to be huge I go it's it's the most exciting sport in the world and I think it's going to be as big as any other professions for laughing in my face what are you talking about cage fighting this no f****** way that's ever going to be popular what's up Jamie is a parody account that people didn't catch on to I think so yeah yeah yeah she's killing in there she came to train with us again she was one of the first people who are at Alliance when the first girls so that was one of the reasons I went out there and that was Remy but also had girls like it like the thing the saying about like training with women is like it after the teacher Torres fight I was just like yeah I was under estimating how strong was girl could be in do what you're supposed to do so it's like you either show up a month early or two days before you fight and I showed up 10 days before I file I was like 10 days and it was like I was like right at the peak of like when you really start feeling that altitude sickness so I was messed up from the altitude I was sick from the I forget what they call it the month is it oh my God I was at work the entire f****** 10 days like literally like walking at 1:15 and so and you can see it in my fight pictures do like I look like sunken out like my old ways I photos we're going to f****** stand and bang everyone's going to be excited we're Mexico they love each other half guard and I'm just pissed AC. I'm like on the ground and f****** leg like a booty call at half guard and I'm just pissing like come on


    Best of the Week - February 9, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    so when I when I was in my career and just kind of getting you know kind of trying to figure out like what was an extra make you know it was hard you know it was just a hard place because yeah I really have anybody to talk to you I don't really know what I was going to do next in my life you know and then when I started fighting again I still was in that place where I just wasn't you know totally back to fighting my mentality because fighting is is something mentally that it it takes a certain mentality for you know in infamy fighting with something that I did to exercise some demons a bit you know but but having some time away from the sport it allow me to figure out other ways to exercise soejima demons in you know figure out some things around if you know the things that made me mad at things that were my fuel before I kind of made peace with them and it making peace with a lot of things that I was using for my fuel it just change play I fought in the way I seen fighting so coming back to fight I just wasn't that same fighter anymore and then when I got to the point where I was like man I can't keep myself like I was like man I'm not fighting the way I want to fight and you know there's I mean what's the point if I can't go and compete where I want to I'm only towards myself so then I decided to retire but then when I retired I was still wasn't up space were all that man is still something missing so then when I did 5 Meo DMT that kind of put things in perspective in a whole different way you know and it and it just it it change me it changed me a lot to change the way that you like I said the way I think the way I eat everything everything about it you know so it was it was so cathartic until medicine is so many sense of the word you know you think that something like that would be really beneficial for Fighters that are in the Twilight of their career I think I think it could be every fighter gets to a point where you fight enough then fighting it kind of a kind of you kind of getting a weird space about and you know I seen Fighters go through that. Where they just kind of like figure out that why am I still doing this you know they've had Great Moments Inside the Cage but then they have those down moments and those down moments are the moments where it's harder to come back from and I think those are the times where you you know a psychedelic or something like that could put things in perspective and in a lot of fire to see the why behind the reason they're doing it and maybe create a new why it's you know like what happens to them if the f****** coronavirus hits and I get lye doors for 6 months and just become a agoraphobic and is your s*** well we were talking about this the other day that most of what this is all happened from the Reagan Administration during the Reagan Administration they change the standards of what it means to be mentally ill and they just released people from Asylum didn't want to pay for it all and you don't look if La is Elias city of 20 + million people which is as many people in La as I think is in all of Australia so think about that think about the amount of money and that they can't make a silence here thinking about how I abandoned buildings there are through how much money how much money would it cost if there's currently someone the neighborhood have thousand homeless people yeah they said there was some statistic that said there's more empty apartments in this town then homeless people the thing is though those folks don't just need a place cuz they'll f*** that play at a rehabilitation and they need medication and they need counseling and they need me and some people I don't I mean I'm not a mental health expert some of them you might not be able to do anything to and also they get so filled with despair I knew a bunch of guys that were homeless back from my pool hall days was a bunch of guys that would hang around the pool hall they would even sleep on the floor and you know I knew guys who try to sleep in people's couches asleep at the bus stops and then they've come to the pool and try to hustle up enough money to get some drugs and out it was they were stuck in this place where they could never get past where they were they were just in a rut and they can never get out of it and it was it's heartbreaking despair despair cuz you're just like what happened since the other day I'm walking down Santa Monica Boulevard over by Barney's Beanery and the I just hear up and I had to be 22 23 years old and I was like what happened where are your parents what time do that you meet in this town will you meet him early in their journey and they still have hope like it's not worked out yet but it's going to I'm going to make it and then you run into in comics you're so I mean that's the thing I think I've is so relatable and field as well cuz you your people have been fighting for 400 years okay first of all I'm in the midst of my question in the ears that your people that part of the question became incredibly important and Ruby were very sensitive about that because you said you said of our people golden medaille I'm not speaking for him I'm just doing what you said he said my people have been fighting for his so if he had said our people I would have said our people but I can't take possession of your quote it's not me saying it ramp up at this time and he starts shouting my face like your people too so you know what I'm talking about he said don't try to bait you know what I'm talking about when I say these things around like can you tell them what you talkin about what he said to me on numerous occasions and different interviews and off-camera I know exactly what he's talking about and I know that this moments that you finally get to talk about it right the people who have never been listening to him before but it took me him he couldn't he needed to keep saying it I don't know why you were saying you're my people to my people to so what I wanted when I wanted what I thought was happening was that okay this moment now has become about him like attacking me because he thinks I'm attacking him he thinks because I do know he's talked about he knows we've spoken about it numerous times not said no like some Uncle Tom the internet as though I'm trying to return like a long-drawn game to you know Institute Market reforms Usher in the richest for the for the middle class a lot of people out of poverty but in a very controlled way in in a way that's like she doesn't think about Asian culture if you understand it's that the there's a fundamental difference between the China dream and the American dream right at incision pain is outlined what he thinks is this kind of dream it's it's it's basically a top-down way to to the golden National goal and and basically what they're trying to say is that what we're going to get Lyft poverty but you have to meet your generation has to make sacrifices it's not about the individual it's about building a strong China and implicitly also about ensuring that the CCP station called Chinese Communist Party Station power but it's it's that you might have to give up you know personal sacrifices for the sake of China versus the American dream is is it's about your right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness that's it and if you do that that's the Americans if you achieve a certain level happen. You know it's all like if bottom-up it's not it's not centralize and it's not something that the Chinese government is trying to stuff down your throat and China's willing to play the long game so it is still a leninist Marxist government still believes in all of that that's why it's also to tell Terry but it's you know they know that like the way to get gain power in the world is to get rich they did it on the backs of trade with other countries to very unfair practices actually been kisses so if you think about like housing I think they're there a lot of estimates of how much they've actually stolen from the United States corporate corporate Espionage now even like they didn't listen to that guy was in connection with some weaponized program offering a lot of money expose on this offer money to like academic cuz you know it's going to be one here and send self like not paid that well but China's dangling like a lot more money it's okay if you do research here in China there's going to be like less bureaucracy so that's their way to lyrics people in he's getting income for me I was he hiding it didn't report it and


    Joe Rogan: Trump Adviser Paula White's Like a Pro Wrestling Manager
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    but they don't want you to like what they don't like which is you know it's. Bubbles it's what it is like people love when you are between two people love when you're predictable right that's one of the reasons why people love when people dress up in suits you dress like a suit in a suit in you act like a business person you used to say words that are you know you speak in a very very similar way the other people that you work with and it makes it easy to map out what you're probably going to do and how you going to react is a very narrow band that you're operating in when you wearing a suit in the tie invented office there's a narrow band you can be the a****** Suit & Tie guy or you can be the standard you know it work language human being a gentleman you know that that kind of stuff is that's people like that because they know that they can kind of predict you they know what they know where you going from the when you're eccentric and when you're outside the box you're unpredictable and eclectic taste if they don't like it you have the interesting ideas that are that are completely irreverent and don't fit into these pattern like what is what is she up to what the f*** is going on her head. They're watching wrestling pro wrestling play religious if if they if you're deeply religious and they're deeply religious they know that they can talk to you in a certain way without the Lord has a way of making things work out yes it does Compu has a dust and they know that you're going to think in this narrow bandwidth you're not going to get outside that box your your good Christian why I know Mike & Mike's a good Christian you know and all that stuff I hear about him just doesn't make any sense famous narrowband will that's why politicians almost always adopt some form of religious ideology even Trump trump was basically never religious is entire life never and now he's got a religious that lady who has is basic like a wacky manager she's like a wacky manager in the WWE that talks to God and helps Trump out that's how I look at it I'm like this is his wacky manager he's got a character now it doesn't go all the way to the outside edges but I wouldn't be shocked I I don't see religious lady really pretty isn't she all the threads of my life it's just that I I definitely opposed the one I'm going to win again I'll have to do is listen this crazy lady talk to me about Jesus if people going to buy into it it's a great move you know I mean he didn't go secular at all right but if you look at his past and its history like he's not a really just got and all sudden he is and nobody even questions it I think is performative church-going I don't think he's going to do adderall together to listen to ACDC at f*** like rabbits church-going I don't think he yeah okay you can go back to do adderall together to listen to ACDC a f*** like rabbits


    The Rise of Huawei is This Generation’s Sputnik Launch
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    there was an article today where they've confirmed that Huawei has some sort of third-party back door with a lot of their Electronics a lot of speculation to why the United States was Banning Huawei from the major providers from very close to releasing some they have some amazing phones and they were really close to my Facebook could ever be you know in your phone tell me why what is what are your thoughts on it and Huawei it with respect to the next year of the digital world is the next Sputnik like it is the Sputnik issue we should be doing everything we can to 22 not out how far are we to you have this big market share and the person who started it wasn't somebody that had a lot of party connections to to the general or something and it's really late really offering away that's very opaque and we'll have to have connections to the government's especially when you're that big and because you can expect that that whatever information that they would have to answer to the government whatever the government wants if you're willing to put your privacy in the hands of an entity like that you know go ahead but know also that all these Mass surveillance policies its I just wouldn't trust them Chinese manufacturers of cell phones and the government connection and also let you know just it's also heavily subsidized by the government has been competing kind of unfairly you can drive out innovation in the United States by by making sure that your local version is so competitive from prices that they can't match you so in a way it's like a form of economic Warfare which is one of the issues that Trump has really pushed back on its the China trade issue it's interesting because I think the Democrats were a lot more you know protection is when it came to trade right there were the Republicans and Libertarians always like free trade free Trail everything like we don't let's globalize the world Thomas Friedman position when he wrote about it in Lexus and the Olive Tree that if we globalize the world that I cannot that you're at you you look a lot of people are poverty or economic pie gross but your politics drink that was the idea right no two countries that have or something like that. Was a theory and in the case of china obviously that didn't happen right like the part about the politics changing relating to China I was you know I was a little stunned it was so open and can you explain what happened going to they're supposedly autonomous region China promised them that they would be two systems one country two systems after the Handover in 1997 from the British 222 China slowly kind of eroded that in many ways and their freedoms have been kind of diminishing basically was after a case that happened the criminal case and the Hong Kong people knew that this law if it goes into effect basically gives the Chinese government legal right to disappear kidnap anyone and bring them for trial and some sort of kangaroo or show trial in in in China and booksellers it's always huge the politburo huge and so there was a Bookseller call Causeway books when they were publishing all these like accounts from within the and the owner of that. basically we just have allowed China to do that legally this time so the Hong Kong used for us in arms that you know that they were tired of all there were two ways that their way of life has changed since the British handed it over and all kind of pine for the good old times and they were under a colonial English how big do but China Market is for the NBA right like that all these players have contracts with them inspect the Houston Rockets hit a lot of contracts with the Chinese cctv4 broadcast they also had like merchandising opportunities sneakers that were made it there and that caused the huge huge outcry in China they were just like us I'm sorry for hurting the feelings of the Chinese people and then like all the other NBA players actually came out and and you know kind of took the side of the Chinese government like alway who are we to do you know when they're so strong on wrong on other forms of activism Charlotte North Carolina the bathroom with the biggest oppressor


    Joe Rogan Recounts Gay Marriage Disagreement with Ben Shapiro
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    I've heard intelligent people make this conversation about other intelligent people that disagree with them like Ben Shapiro that like Ben Shapiro should be deplatformed because Ben Shapiro is indoctrinating people towards right-wing ideology by having the sailing points and articulate sentences and these these rancid he goes on he speaks very fast to get a great grasp of the English language is very compelling and the ideas doctor dating young people will know he's speaking with passion I don't agree with him on a lot of things but I certainly agree with his right and he's like when he's he would never go to a gay person's wedding he wouldn't have he wouldn't even go to the celebrate after party of a gay wedding and I'm like what this is all for religious reasons like that ridiculous I will you care my my perspective is what do you care if his prospective is he couldn't support that because of religious reasons so then we go deep in the hole with why how deep do you go with Jesus came back from the dead like he doesn't he's Jewish it's a different perspective by do you think you know that do you really think that God thinks that homosexuality is some sort of a carnal sin in in in in in terrible if so God made why do they make homosexuals please explain that what what kind of a weirdo is God that he gives people this urge to be gay but then he tells them fight that urge and then he makes his comparison to that's like murder sometimes you want to murder people make okay that's different people all day everyday I know a lot of dudes all the time it's such a crazy thing to their system and for you to believe in God but have a problem with that to me ridiculous so now we're banking on these really ancient words that were written by people with no grasp of Sines no understanding of biology no understanding of the culture of the world don't understand these people and taking into perspective that you know you're literally dealing with under what percentage of the population is gay the goal should be a cohesive Society where people are comfortable being around each other with all their differences whatever it doesn't matter the individual should matter and the way we interact with each other that should matter by these things that were written down thousands of years ago before people had any of these understandings of all the sudden chances of humanity and all the differences of people haven't and now the biological understands why they have these differences what you're dealing with ignorance you're you're applying these ancient ignorant rules to a modern world will we have a vastly expanded understanding of human beings f*** off you have parents were super Christian like I understand it was going to hell it was because of this belief that she's going to end up burning in Hell Tour coming from a place of Love GS and it's based on Bronze Age ideology but but you know I don't think that that either with or a daughter that she loves her and he talks about that it's all the sudden you see stammer in and it gets weird cuz he knows it's nonsense. he's a decent person he's a nice person he's very friendly he's funny I enjoy his company a lot I like Ben Shapiro I really do I think he's a brilliant guy I mean the gay things the biggest one cuz me that's the dumbest one like it might it always comes back to why do you care that's all it is to me like why do you care I don't care why do you care if someone's gay like if it if it doesn't affect you how can it affect you are you do you have your fingers and everybody's business likes crazy doesn't make any sense to me that argument against gay marriage like what why does it affect 12 the sanctity of marriage remember man that is so dumb to a f****** drive-thru and get it and get married at a drive-thru movie theater I mean that's really what it's like when you get married anywhere so ridiculous


    Melissa Chen: What Americans Don’t Understand About China
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    and you know right now also like with the rise of China they're also starting to use like basically is some form of like electronic tyranny right they're able to really censoring the internet in the way that's been unprecedented Access Wikipedia and now it's that part to me is dangerous because you know I think both Faisal and I came to America with this like all right this is the place that we can finally be yourself and think for ourselves right and we're starting to see that the whole world seems to be going the other direction, society and now capitalism at least in a monetary sense is embraced so this is giant shift in what China actually is which corresponds to this huge growth is it possible that in the future this shift could move on to other aspects of Chinese culture like discourse or the way they view the government or even some form of democracy behave now you know they call it socialism with Chinese characteristics that's the official name of of this long-drawn game to you know Institute Market reforms Usher in the richest for the for the middle class left a lot of people out of poverty but in a very controlled way in the way that's like she doesn't think about the there's a fundamental difference between right King is outlined what he thinks is the China dream it's it's it's basically a top-down way to to the golden National goal and and basically what they're trying to say is that okay we're going to lift a lot of people out of poverty but you have to meet your generation has to make sacrifices it's not about the individual it's about building a strong China and implicitly also about ensuring that was ccpc but it's it's that you might have to give you know personal sacrifices for the sake of China versus the American dream is is bottom-up it's about your right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness that's it and if you do that that's the American dream and if you would Chiefs are a little happiness in you Chief you know it's all like if bottom-up it's not it's not centralized and it's not something that the Chinese government is trying to stuff down your throat and China's willing to play the long game so it is still a leninist Marxist government teaching still believes in all of that that's why it's still so totalitarian but it's you know that they know that like the way to get game Power in the world is to get rich and they did it with other countries corporate corporate Espionage now even like Academia is being infected so also. this was this was different the head of the the chemistry department and Harvard was found to have lied about receiving money from the Chinese government so there's this program, thousand talents program basically they're offering a lot of money the New York Times with a really good expose him as well left bureaucracy so that's their way to lyrics people in France tractors getting income for me I was he hiding it report it and


    Ideas Beyond Borders Brings Free Thought to the Arabic World
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    your Instagram is hilarious by the way but also very funny nonprofit organization yeah we thought you'd be spent like what a trillion dollars on the Warren Tara and what was the results right like Wheatley marched in and feel like they were going to bring freedom and democracy to people but if there were no cultural institutions to kind of nuts people to understand why they should value freedom and democracy is it really a surprise that it failed to take Route there so that's what we basically organization you know we basically take acquire the rights to books that are not available their translate them into Arabic for free and then we just like loaded up on the library site anyone can basically access that download it so like if you look it up would you even understand what the word verbally means so how did you get involved in this and it's it's so issue with that look for me I I just felt like throwing up I was not I was kind of like you know what my issue is that like there was no freedom of thought freedom of speech in Singapore at the government is trying to control everything I can think is part of the human Spirit you know that if you say you can't have something we'll just the ground if you if you try to ban it so it's the whole Spirit of a punk rock of like a feudal system and that's just lies and almost you know everything the heart where she see that with our books right Temple you know a lot of books are actually like transmitted on these telegram groups in Arabic so the Gap that we're trying to plug right now it's that the books are not available in that language this is crazy statistic more books are translated between English and Spanish in one year than English and Arabic in a thousand years and you know you're at your average person living in Syrian refugee camp isn't going to learn that quickly they are 10% living Arrow say Saudi Arabia and like 10 out of every ten times one time there's no answer because the page doesn't exist or you know it just the word feminism doesn't exist in Arabic so you can look it up while secularism it's kind of its how do you expect people to kind of break out of there or their indoctrination I just want to live in a world where being ignorant is choice for everyone has a choice for us like you're like just like basically you spend your nights watching The Bachelor or let you know whatever it is it's like does I'm calling you out and you know you know you watch that s*** bro parts of the world when the problems of getting them to shift their perception of the world is that they're not exposed all the great works but not exposed to the debate in the Quran is actually read but they really mean just this one thing and you know just the sort of like eight habits of a free mind are not really cultivated and also when you were taught when growing out not to question things and in part I understand because I think when you grow up in a household with like you know tiger parents there's this sense of like you don't question my authority if you kind of grow up in that environment you're going to internalize all those things and that's why it kind of you know follows you overtime so when you were in school you're taught no questions really interesting for you to go from this one fairly restrictive environment to a fairly open environment and did that shift that happened in you and being exposed all these different I did that spark this desire to help other people so to expand their their their ideas and what they're supposed to I want a Sunday school too I was like I was that kid was just like you no excuse me but why why did the dinosaurs what why is in the Bible that the dinosaurs and and and human beings walked you know basically like days apart when like we know from science that it was millions of yours and fossils and of course of course play listen must be the God was testing people and this is why sacrum in the Middle East asking a question could be deaf right if you if you even remotely like it's inside Arabia festae remotely reveal that you might be having a theistic thought that stuff was like we're talkin about different scales and degrees with censorship and consequences for that and I think when I met my co-founder Faisal you know I was like okay I guess I have I had issues and countering violent extremism US Army some things okay you know that this is where I'll cat is this was telling my friend here it has been like radicalized and kind of you on a Hit List you know because he was not sympathetic to their cause and so I ended up on the deathless his brother killed just horrible story sequence of saying what you think there is like at least in my case was just like a maybe I might go to jail in Singapore with an environment must be like because we're so accustomed to this idea of freedom of speech and yes it's so ingrained you rebels are appreciated Maverick sing I think you know as long as America still can celebrate Mavericks and Tall celebrate them where we're going to be right of human behavior when you see any for me dictatorship propaganda or control by the stator by industry that stuff that you see in other countries is human beings in 2020 I mean we would like to think that our Constitution Bill of Rights and all of our ideals and what this country was founded on is going to keep it from deteriorating like that and most likely it will but the reality is those people in Iraq or human beings in 2020 and they are living in a completely different way than we're living right now at the same time now at the same on the same timeline as things did not go well there and they're stuck in this horrible situation where they are controlled by these religious Fanatics and they are stuck and there's not a lot that they can do other than Escape


    Joe Rogan Responds to Andrew Yang’s Withdrawal from Race
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    I think I read an article recently that Andrew Yang was kind of dragging asian-americans back to the left but remains to be seen you just dropped out so that was really my I know what the basic b**** intellectual dark web choice either Hamilton was but I really really but I really really like them does an illegal coin flip does a terrible coin flip the whole thing is just so weird seeing it play out and see it play out so transparently so many cooks how many billionaires donate drop out fuel speculation on NYC the African American Community is not happy about some issues stuff talks really well and he's handsome and he's a veteran was a good thing to like f****** run them for me that's why I like if you hate politicians which he's the least heart to hate talking to him he's so normal he's like a guy who runs some tech company or something that's what he feels like when I what's between grandstanding posturing and just like being normal person so absolutely Alternatives that we see around the world


    Melissa Chen on Discrimination Against Asians in Higher Education
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    one of the culture shock things for me when I first moved to America it was that you know I think a lot of American kids were told like participation trophy culture a lot of them were told that they were the best David telling their friends on practicing going on American Idol didn't nobody tell them that grow like you should just be singing the shower nobody told them attempting to eat bull testicles and it's now a show on the Food Network right now those people are delusional the mentally ill they have like legitimate mental health issues and then they go on saying and they sound terrible and no one tells him because it only friends who are the reasons why not that they love you and care for you that's just how it is and it's so you kind of internalized that and then have very low self-esteem and but you kind of know your limitations right that's the problem like when I when I moved here was that I realize like a lot of the kids I went to school with man I wish they had the confidence you know it's like they are inflated sense of self drink this and get nervous I grew up around a lot of Koreans because I I did Taekwondo from the time I was young and they was around when I was younger I was in medical school so he's going through his CN training to be on the national team so while he was studying he would put his backpack on Phil's backpack up with books and run upstairs of the University run up and down stairs to get some additional workouts in he was trying to train for the US team while he was doing his residency and it was all through sheer will and he was explaining that to me about what it was like it's like you are never good never never does nothing ever good enough you know no matter what you do you could have done better you can work harder you can always do more work equals success and people of Asian descent Publican politics right off of pull yourself up by your bootstraps you don't even handouts the harder you work the more likely Wenatchee something that's why there's such a natural you know Ally to rely on this group block as a political group if you're Asian because there's so many Asian people that get in they made it more difficult it is raining managed that they have to do better than white people they have to do better than everybody else which is crazy lower the scores a little farther group than me. do you want to see more personality ultimately this is about you know like what Aristotle quality Louis right what is the loss of higher education what's the ultimate goal or Essence of higher education is it to Just Produce perfect cogs in the machine of the global economy or is it you know to produce engaged citizens or whatever it is right however you to find that question what the purpose of higher education you could Taylor your entrance methods to meet that and this case they decided Well you know we're going to instead of just looking at your GPA your essay we want to see one interview the person want to see what your personality is like can you thrive at Harvard are you going to be a good contributing member of of this University was downgraded like extracurriculars academics are so strong on standardized tests but when it came to personality they were very consistently downgraded the argument right but suck in general so you know if you're going to be like that I was coming to America like 10,000 miles away right from the place I want to go to school cuz like I could have just stayed there but I was looking for for for something that wasn't a monoculture t-shirt it is unfair it is kind of unfair if they were penalizing you based on race at the hard part of proof whether or not this was personality or race or some sort of you know other thing that they were selected for that happened to correlate with race and that's the part that that's hard and so they just sort of emphasized personality and emphasized social social interactions and in doing so they penalized Asians without being aware of it habits like we're kind of like you know we've been told that there's only one way to succeed work hard and Suma Kum laude and all these things were so so a lot of us kind of our are culturally a line on that and and you know the three kontrabida campus in the same way that you're active student union leader would involve another curriculars I don't know I don't know if they would Harvard want a diversity of of behaviors and interest oh yes it's like pouring stem people walking different stuff and you also want people that raise the bar really high in terms of performance you do other people's understanding of what's possible that's fine I'm like UC Berkeley State institution they abolish affirmative action UCLA all the UCS did look at the population 70 80% Nation people very uncomfortable to talk about differences in group up come because we have to kind of make everybody the same or else there must be some sort of systematics think they get away with discrimination against them and there's actually quite a big pro-trump Asian-American building block you know issue in New York city that has happened to under the Bellagio Maryland Public School situation there they want to lower you basically it in terms of the public high schools policies action


    Hollywood Has Been Corrupted by Chinese Financing
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    it's always hard when someone does side on the walk like what are you doing this cuz you think this or are you doing this cuz you think it'll make people think more highly of you if you do it it's such a contrived thing today it's so difficult to figure out why people are acting the way they're acting so when they were acting in that way it was so transparent it was there was no if ands or buts about it like they were pressured and they were worried about the money they were worried about it you know whatever Fallout was really obvious this like you guys are threatened because I think I'm the website they list it like countries that we're in and it was like they put Hong Kong Macau and Taiwan and China what are you doing this is all China if you don't change that website you're not going to be allowed to do business and everyone wants a share of the Chinese market that's a problem it's like the biggest Market in the world may be India's bigger but well at least in the future and they will get bigger butt Texas to Chinese market so so they're able to use that as leverage basically bully companies even movie execs the prettiest the content they want so several I think we'll War Z was affected you know the other movie was Doctor Strange the Marvel movie where the character played by Tilda Swinton was supposed to be tonight in monk but you can't like to bet this life hot-button issue for China for Independence so they change the character it wasn't a Tibetan monk it was this big change it to Celtic Monk and they made it to be a woman playing the character instead of the Chinese government yeah but be checked the rewrote it to to reflect the Celtic Celtic female monk and they have these like his jacket people noticed that there was a patch that was like missing and it turns out like that patch it was like a for some reason just triggered by it and it was gone remove it so many whores I think like one of the solution to this is to really like start really started website maybe we need to just track all the stuff all the companies that have count to our kowtowing to China all the ones were staying in the ground you know and so you can decide where to put your money their overall budget right outside of the United States the third one is Japan and it's it's like 1/5 of China basically so it's not close and Prophets it's weird that it's not easy just just throw some money around and people change their culture and their their position was if we don't do this they're going to copy our search engine and just steal it all the intellectual property or we can work with them and provide a center version of Google and I remember sitting there going this is almost like legalizing drugs like it's messy there's no good way here this is their bolt they both suck like but it sucks if they steal in the intellectual copyright that if they they steal the ideas and create their own version of Google it also sucks if Google goes over there and self sensors and provide them with the ability to filter out information closing argument that if it was Google at least maybe they have one tentacle in China and so therefore it might be able to change things are keep a pulse when you have their phone something there's the argument so they're their new phones they have to have phone apps is with the the meat E-40 these ones call their newest latest flagship phone then they can't they don't have access anymore either some some apps you can sideload from the web and you can download them directly to your phone but for the most part their access to the Google Play Store completely shut off so the thousands and thousands of apps that feeling you want a lot of people everything it's not the phone itself at the apps if you don't have Twitter and Instagram and Facebook and you know whatever the equivalent are in different countries you or your kind of s*** out of lock the tiniest they always use that their Market is still closed shut you out if I'm right if you don't do this what we should be doing the same which I think is what trumpet tried to do with the Tariff penalize you unless you open up something you know their unfair Trade Practices for a while


    Joe Rogan Recalls His First UFC Gig
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    Richie's brother was a mixed martial arts commentator was a sports guy he did World Combat championships I think it was called it was like he was like one of the he was the play-by-play guy for the color was the play-by-play guy and it was like the early days of fighting when the UFC at just started and henzo Gracie fought Oleg taktarov and Richie's brother was there the play-by-play, really. Yeah I like he did the Jon anik Mike Rick Roll yeah this is so crazy because I I don't think at the time I had even done any work for the UFC I think at the time I was just a fan and I was just 97 Alabama how was your first broadcast they didn't give me any instructions nobody told me what to do nobody told me how to do it nobody told me s*** they just said do you want a gig interviewing the fighters after the fights I was like sure you know and then it was so rinky-dink like we were in this weird little f****** hotel and this weird and you know it's worst and we flew in there on a propeller plane the gig was supposed to be in Buffalo New York but New York State band it at the last minute so Bob meyrowitz who was the owner of the company and Campbell McClure was the guy who hired me they told me you're going down to Alabama instead like what so I flew into one part of Alabama that took a puddle jumper and Dothan and that was like the place where they were allowed to do the show there and was this little Auditorium it wasn't very big at all and the first show I ever worked at Mark the hammer Coleman beat Dan Severn for the UFC heavyweight title Pac-12 Vitor Belfort made his debut Vitor school I was a white belt cross and Gracie's in 97 and that's where he and I have been there since 96 I start training near 96th and then and 97 Vitor was making his UFC debut and just by sheer luck I happen to be at the actual gym with Carlos Palmetto and Mario Sperry and all these like just asssassins back that and I got to be the post fight interview guy was nuts man that's me yeah oh yeah so cute little cutie pie yeah so that was way way back in the desert a man 1997 rear Maderos is Vitor book gigs because like about go do UFC I don't remember how much I made it wasn't much to do the interview stop but then if I could do a comedy gig I can make like two grand for a weekend right feels like why am I doing that when I can make to Grand equipment doing I'm like I'm like one instead of two so it was just a costing me money in the last time what was 89 so that was probably you know somewhere in the neighborhood of you know eight years since my serious competition day so I still loved it I was still into it and I was loving that this new thing was around so I was happy to be there even though it wasn't like wasn't affecting my career in a good way in fact the people that were I was on news radio the time and the people that were the producers for like what the f*** are you doing like why you doing this like why would why treated me like I was going off to do like p*** Ryan so what is this f****** violent thing in about being a part of and put your face on what yeah and I was like an expert like I was the expert interview were asking people questions doing his like you're attaching yourself to cage fighting the f*** is wrong with you but I loved it man I loved it I'm so excited to see this happen because we'd always wondered When what when I start doing martial arts and I started in karate my did like a little bit of kung fu than I do karate The Comfy was like one lesson and then a little bit of karate but then I got balls deep in a Taekwondo but we all we ever everybody always wanted to know what was the best martial art and I switch from Taekwondo and I started doing kickboxing and boxing so realize like my hands were terrible and then I'm like man me I thought it was good cuz it was good at taekwondo but his boxing stuff is more important to learn I need to learn that and then I start doing Jiu-Jitsu and getting strangled and I remember thinking when the UFC came along finally hands were terrible and then I'm like man I thought it was good cuz I was good at taekwondo but this boxing stuff is more important to learn I need to learn that and then I start doing Jiu-Jitsu and getting strangled my f****** anything and I remember thinking when the UFC came along finally we're going to figure out what works


    Joe Rogan - Justin Bieber is Handling Fame Well
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    you know what do you think about how do you say his name Ray LaMontagne is that how you say it jobs in ship before and then just started doing it and I make sense found success later on I think that makes sense with a lot of people think people like Justin Bieber like he's kind of way harder Road the way harder road to try to figure out the new imagine are like at all things considered ice probably handling it okay right now has already happened on 24 he's rolling around on a G7 that's his day-to-day you know all the time because you don't pay attention to things I'm not like I'm not glued into pop culture but somehow like you just can't not know what Justin Bieber's up to once a month just walking around in the world anymore of it I would say that kid most people to be handed that type of existence and all of them scrutiny and all the s*** that comes along with that like that does things to people you know your personalities not even form yet I'm so grateful I got into this business 35 and I was saying that it's almost like if you made an epoxy right you know if you have epoxy is put up a couple ingredients in like there's one thing you mix it with another thing that hardens but if you had some s*** in that that's not supposed to be and it's fully developed you're not going to take that s*** out I'll give you added oil through some oil in the epoxy like I do you f*** that whole thing up that's kind of what you're doing to a person when you raise a person famous have you take some reality star from the time they're five and then they're in a sitcom in the movie and then you've gone through your whole unwise I really start but you've gone through your whole life if you're that person you Justin Bieber you've got your whole life under the under the eye people paying attention but you never had a moment like you did with your work for the railroad tracks or like you know I did going on the road for years or just some of the jobs that I had before it was ever comedian they don't have any of those don't don't have the wondering if you could pay your bill feeling they don't know that feeling they don't have the still feel like that I really had money or anything like that or any aspirations to own a house with those kind of things so it's just the kids now like I just don't there's no flamboyance if he lives a different life for people like Rihanna these they're like literally citizens of the world in any day of the week hotel and god-knows-where you know yeah God knows where it's a crazy way to live very bizarre and I couldn't do it man cuz there's no way I don't ever I don't ever want to wake up and have that kind of career cuz it takes so many people around you on a daily basis just to maintain and keep something a machine that large rolling logistically speaking that you become enslaved to the job you know to makes you high all these there's like this always this name like we have Superstar ex you know he puts his head right here and then everything below that just to make that thing go around and turns into this like a corporation really like 20 semi trucks and all this s*** you know when you got to go out and make that happen because now all these people depend on you for their livelihoods and careers and that's going to affect the artistic culturally speaking and if you want to do something different next time will now this massive fanbase isn't really going to f****** deal with that very well Boutique party we get it you guys are part of your school and then all sudden you know Paul's Boutique is like whoa what is this David Bowie Ziggy Stardust to doing a solo album in like 9 months or Luther Vandross and yeah those are huge classic amazing record you know you think Rod Stewart gets enough credit I don't I don't either I think that specially man faces and even those early solo records as those are some amazing albums as boys is incredible what they got too much p**** do you think his brain I like that song was that was there was something in that song right there was a guy trying to figure his life out hanging out with some chick roster with a Bad Axe play professional soccer for a Celtic or somebody wow he's like a really great soccer player when he was a kid but he was too small so we had another one right that like basically like you never going to see one of those again no I don't think so you never going to see a lot of things again nobody that's actually nobody that's actually that might know that's not necessarily true you might see more things now because that's true too I know ahead of myself. You know for all of his I shouldn't be here right you know that it wasn't an industry creation right soon as possible


    Should We Be Worried About a Hot War with China?
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    it's hard for us to understand what's really going on because you know the news old show this anecdotal story of a farmer was upset cuz you know he's losing money because of Trumps tariffs and then people go all tariffs bad I think it's a really comprehensive view of it you don't have to dive deep so-called Lake industries that were important National Security like steel you know how much we will need those in a cold war right now in China but you know China does have military Ambitions I mean those are their actions in the South China Sea of showing that they they do want to be at least militarily strong they haven't you noticed they didn't go in with no Bloodshed on that account yet but it's one of those things it was only like 450 years before this is just a transition so the long Game Belongs to China and they know that you know that ways to resist the encroaching tyranny especially digital to me right there in all forms so it's not just a surveillance all this sort of like collecting people like facial scans but otherwise we're just going to you know it's going to be headed to it's this weird bipolar world where there's a new axle sending you a life the UN passed this resolution condemning China's treatment of the uighur Muslims and send down and the signatories to that to that bill that you and Bill was basically United States New Zealand the year of a lot of European powers the so-called you know like these are countries that are often accused of being islamophobes because they won't accept Muslim refugees or that many Muslim refugees but you have Pakistan and even some countries China on under treatment with with the weed Amazon sensing Giants one of those things just like how they expect all this to play out because it seems that this could be a real problem the future and most Americans up until this whole trade issue with the Trump Administration most Americans didn't even think about China there it sits highlighting a lot of issues with the with the Chinese government Taiwan is another issue still there the three TS Tibet Taiwan three things that absolute


    Trump Praised China’s Execution of Drug Dealers?
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    what kind of pot we have a work on you are eating it or both Jamie is with you with the eating a he's got some weird to genetic disorder that doesn't it doesn't work with him like Adam and just hang around people when they would go on tour like if they have to go places and they didn't have pot they'd get literally that gets shaky they feel weird and then they realize they're all this is my body's withdrawing from THC apparently it's very rare but common enough so that it's in the literature they did really Dev documented people that have like a physical response to withdrawing from marijuana recently said something about trying to know he was comparing the way they handled drug dealers in China with swift Fair trial yeah it was he saying Singapore it's I understand the concern with the plight I understand that people are really worried that people getting addicted to drugs ruin their lives the devastates family people dying of overdoses from Fentanyl and all these different hazards that are associated with drug use and drug drug dealing I understand that but this sort of archaic way of handling in death penalty talk in 2020 country completely decriminalized all drugs right with Portugal If we do this thing then no one gets addicted to drugs and no one dies from overdoses will then you do that thing but there is no but no one would die from overdose if there's certainly would do people definitely will dive overdoses if you make drugs legal across-the-board the one thing you do that's good is you stop all the flow of money into illegal drug sales so all the people that are selling drugs or most of it at least all the cartel money all that stuff goes away because the cartels are making billions and billions of dollars selling to the United States and other countries that until 2 and they're doing it because it's Ali because it's a business they can capitalize on that American businesses are not capitalized. What it did is pop-up organized crime organized crime and alcohol the desire for alcohol didn't go away the legality of it went away so a propped-up organized crime to pretty spectacular way and it was because there was a massive amount of money to be made selling alcohol the desire for alcohol didn't go away the legality of it went away so illegal sales went through the roof and the people that were selling it were criminals


    Calling Daryl Davis a Nazi is Woke At Its Worst
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    I like that's one of the things that New York has a large advantage over Los Angeles is interaction people are constantly on the subway and walking on the streets with everybody all different classes all different backgrounds and I think that's really good early contact with different people and it's the same with that's what I feel better ideas to early contact with different ideas really helps and that's that's kind of devoted my life to two that caused almost someone called him and Neo-Nazi and through just communicating with them and being friendly with them over a. Of many months he got them to quit they quit the clan on their own and didn't request it and then over the course of several years he's gotten more than 200 people to leave the clan leave Neo-Nazi organizations and he they give him the robes and their flags and you brought them all in here and he's inspirational human being but he essentially was reinforcing what you were saying that these people are never around anyone like one of the guys that he met initially was saying I've never had to buy a drink with a black man before and he's like how the impossible is like and he's like I've never. Never had a drink with black man and so he's like this is the first time ever having a drink with a black man you like making this big deal out of it and then eventually Daryl was going to his house and then eating dinner with us and hang out with them in it and then the guys that I can't do this anymore like why am I in the clan when he quit and he quit just from Darrell being this really friendly articulate brilliant guy who clearly didn't fit their Narrative of what they the racist depiction of what a black man is this group called Milwaukee had organised a conference that that put on a conference into thinking that for years and they had alongside you know if people like Sargon of akkad you know count dankula the guy who taught his pug to do the basically cuz you know when the conference is happening and then in antifa kind of found out about it they started protesting the conference a they called the the venue to basically you know get it canceled they said it was a Nazi rally Klan rally ironically you know the greatest irony is that that Daryl Davis was there and he got tainted as well so I start calling this the political one drop rule where what happen to you if you are associating with talking to somebody that has a whole range of people like normal distribution of people you will be tainted by the most right-wing person that you're in orbit with that's just how it goes and that's what happened to Daryl so when we will have the after-party to the conference and outside the bar the Pitman New Jersey people custom pool with their to the Pitman New Jersey people had a police had to station themselves outside of the bar and you know they were kind of protecting this event know what it's it's ridiculous because you know yes you might find Sergeant's politics objectionable but why is everybody who's associated with the conference also lumped in with us and why is the response that does need police protection it's just we're just talking about it it doesn't make any sense and it's this thing that it gets it just gets reinforced in that culture that this you know the culture of either 24 people that support antifa didn't understand the consequences of shutting down speech you think you just going to shut down speed Cindy platform people that have marginally offencive views and the problem with that is first of all you close the door for them to be influenced in a positive way or for other people to learn from them being influence in a positive way of all the way. down ideas is not stop a person from talking it's to combat those ideas with better ideas and then everyone around them gets to see the discourse when you have these debates online and people discuss these things online it benefits millions of people when you shut that down it benefits nobody but your calls and your cause is probably incorrect like your your ideas are probably wrong and then the case of Daryl Davis you're definitely wrong is not a Nazi so if you shot shutting that down and say they we're Nazis will you're wrong and your censoring people that are trying to get to the bottom of things and getting to the bottom of things mean discussing things are trying to figure out tenable Solutions or awarded comfortable middle ground that takes forever this is not like you know you have Christina Hoff Sommers and she has this discussion and and they pull fire alarms and and yelled at she's a Nazi like she's a feminist you guys are crazy like this everyone has to comply with woke ideology 100% with no deviance whatsoever and everyone has to take an impossible to pass purity test it's it's this is a dumb way to communicate that the person would shift to the right it was that she tried to see if that okay if you are if you are a good Christian you might get corrupted by fat ideas so we have to ban I don't know like Harry Potter books are bad in my household it's okay to ban all these because I wasn't allowed to celebrate Halloween yeah because it's always so concerned that the corruption is just going like they're going to drift to the right there never concerned that but somebody might be convinced by the arguments and go to that why I don't get that expose everybody to all idea why are we so concerned that that the individual that they're you know what the target I guess would be would be shipped it right and not ship that left his preaching some ridiculous thing and someone starts becoming indoctrinated and grab chords that the real problem is that these people that are being indoctrinated are gullible and their foolish that's the real problem and in your eyes they're they're going in the incorrect way you need to stop these people from being tricked into this right-wing ID does infantilizing yes I think that's that's what I couldn't do people are dumber than you you're smarter you know better you need to stop these people from being tricked into this right-wing ideology


    Melissa Chen: Life in the US versus Life in Singapore
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    what year did you come over here how old are you 17 what was this shift like going from Singapore to United States you live in New York then play into any of the commonwealth countries cuz was a former British colony so all your credits or just transfer kind of more easily to university in England for example Australia but I chose America precisely for the First Amendment it was very weird people so it was pretty conformist in terms of talk about monocultures there there is a conformist right like there is the right school to go to the right path you take very entrenched and I really rebelled against that like can a grown up here I probably wouldn't be doing this right now it wouldn't just wouldn't matter but when somebody says I can't like like do not touch wet paint in like also there were a lot of culture shock that I had to adapt to you know for start is it definitely felt like a bit of a step back for me in terms of how intensive comfort of look like Center living the United States country compared to Singapore and the infrastructure was kind of broken the potholes your health care what the hell is up with that so with a step back in material Comfort swimming and in Singapore you know if you grew up even middle-class at the 50th percentile family can afford a domestic helper so many Singaporean kids insect 90% of all the kids I know growing up all grew up with Maids so enrage and so if you measure employment at Country it's it's in some economic measurements the way they do it it's almost like it's over employee unemployment problem because of turn Den Outlet height the United States practices what you call Efficiency wages which is you know they the kind of pay people little bit more to to extract the better performance incentives matter are you in like smoke, no big government has a problem, solution it's it's about Effective Government and I think that's something that the super government had really perfected it's it's effective governance not about the size we're going to I don't care whether this is a policy that people respond to incentives and if you want to encourage a certain kind of behavior you there carrots and sticks to do basically cards that behavior and so it's there are things that the government would do in a way that we just would never fly here where were you beat me in a we treasure civil liberties too much anyway which I personally came here for that reason but I'll give you an example social cohesion is engineered in Singapore so there's isn't very very Multicultural multi-ethnic Society you have Malay Muslims Indians Hindus Chinese who are Buddhist Christians and you know it's all living. on an island city-state that's about 5 million times of population and how the government manages this Multicultural project is that 80% of people actually live in public housing that's very high social listening right public housing for you and each block has to mimic the racial demographics of the whole country is the total makeup of the country is 60% Chinese 20% million Muslims it has to follow so you can't have basically an area like Birmingham in the UK we're all the Muslim immigrants or or you know something like Dearborn Michigan or Minnesota with all the Somali immigrants you are forcing and have you know neighbors that are just not not your own kind again or Minnesota with all the Somali immigrants you are forced into great it's a it's a way to force people to integrate and have you know neighbors that are just not not your own kind and that's how they've created this like national identity that's very strong


    Singapore: “Disneyland with the Death Penalty”
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    talking about caning and hanging Singapore hanging now is that the new one yeah so it's one of those success stories of nation-building but it's it's kind of like you know the snow globes the perfect snow globes yeah when you like turn it over in like everything kind of sprinkles that's what it feels like 5 grams of 25 milligrams or something marijuana trafficking now all you have to show your driver's license if your over 21 and you can buy the store and its Singapore they'll kill you for it. I don't I don't know about that but I do know that one time they actually executed a Australian citizen who was on Transit Airport quite a bit he was deadly trafficking it zero zero tolerance policy very much part of neoliberal economic policies still track a lot of foreign investment right because the highest income tax bracket is like maybe 13% it's very low on this almost no welfare at least in the sense of how we understand welfare but there's a lot of the hybrid system there's a lot of 00 state taxes very easy to sew businesses to set up their Multinational Corporation Headquarters in Asia because the other alternative would be maybe China but China would probably end up stealing all your you know your corporate Secrets your property but this is the country that protects rule of law attract investment you say like what's in my what's in my region and how can I be how can I have a competitive Advantage so that was that was housing for released developing and gained a lot of traction I didn't like it cuz I don't like rom-coms and light come on the premises like the girls at American Asian girl is like dating this guy from Singapore she doesn't know he's rich and she finds out on the plane there it's like the most bulshit thing it's just conspicuous consumption I mean it's got some you know the city look beautiful and in fact I kind of grew up with some people that live that lifestyle but I just don't like and I mean it's it's got some you know the city looks beautiful and in fact I kind of grew up with some people that live that lifestyle but I just don't like that kind of movie


    Joe Rogan and Melissa Chen on the Things that Divide Us
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    and I have a question for you though cuz like you know you do talk a lot about like woke stuff kind of going unlock rate doesn't not bother you though but Bernie that he aligns himself with some characters who were super woke I think a lot of though the wokeness is a sign of a cultural shift in the right direction less racism or homophobia less fill in the blank all those all the things that we that trouble us about like evil behavior and even greet corporate greed all these these things that trouble us about the influence that money has on politics and burning clearly stands against all that stuff and I think that when you see is this woke stuff you know it goes among you have to look at it on a spectrum it's like the crazy antifa people who demand 100% compliance with woke ideology or they'll hit you in the head of the bike lock versus people who want single mothers to be able to have free education and free healthcare and give them the economic support that they have to raise their family and hopefully give their children a chance at achieving a successful comfortable life World versus suppress them versus keep them in this f***** up system that just throws them in the meat grinder with everybody else treat this country like Community like try to do our best to help the people that are in a disenfranchised position cuz there's so many try to do our best to in some way economically uplift all these deeply impoverished sections of our country that's those are the good aspects woke ideology see all woke ideology isn't just you need 78 different gender pronouns and enough to comply with but it's also for the way that you behave then things get ugly most people reasonable people if they could have conversations with folks even if they disagreed on certain things they'd find themselves somewhere in a comfortable comfortable discussion where you could at least sort through the ideas and try to figure out why you think the way you think and why I think the way I think why what how we disagree and are you right or am I am I wrong like I want to know these kind of conversations like trying to figure out if the person who opposes your philosophy or your perspective is right and you're wrong it's very uncomfortable for people so what do they do they just f****** s*** on anybody was on the other side and they don't talk to him this very little exchange of ideas in between the right in the lab. I really like talking to his Dan Crenshaw who is a right-wing guy yeah that was great then using his platform course he's using his platform he's getting good ideas out there Jimmy Dore amazing so accurate I like people crazy laugh cuz they just makes me laugh so I could just watch for that purpose alone we need more discussions the thing is if you like people got mad at me for having people on the podcast that are far right people particularly in the far past week many years ago and want two things it's hilarious and they said his show has had this person that person that person all the all the negatives 100 + episodes and you list like five or six noise if that defines the show that you have had play don't like if you workout yeah yeah I'm a bald cage fighting commentator you know bench great right it's just there's a lot of the time they just enjoy it works really well there's a lot of people to like racing cars 2 you know they just enjoy the mechanical aspect of racing a car it's kind of the same thing when you do you do something to your body to juice your body out to make it stronger and faster and work better doesn't mean you're dumb but this stuff is Insidious because it's bad enough to be in political silos we're now in cultural silos and they're mapping on each other right so what I shouldn't like so people with they like ouu I'm surprised you watch WWE Hardy Boyz and Lita I grew up with that stuff so people be surprised and and they will push back on it and it's it's it's increasingly become that way like from a person's consumption habits what they like I'll be able to map what what politics they will have more likely to have him we shouldn't be going down this route well-read educated people actually enjoy watching the UFC so talk to so many of them like your fan like Robert Downey jr. And then we'll talk you know it cuz it's more interested in these clusters are scared to like things like WWE or like anything they like you know some some people love f****** mosh pit we're more interested in this cluster are scared to like things like WWE or like anything they like you know some people love f****** mosh pit


    Joe Rogan Watches Deranged Anti-Trump College Protester
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    losing her f****** mines there was a video from the University of Phoenix I think it was where there's this kid on campus and there was some pro-trump group did you see that video of the kids screaming and screaming and he's walking away from them screaming and making yes you should not have your throat cut just completely unhinged and I was watching this I was like mansion this was some kid yelling about Obama and the Obama Administration and the Liberals because not saying anything he's not saying the reason why I hate you is because you detain children at the Border in cages play that so I can hear it and play it and give me some okay that poor kid needs a hug but imagine if he was saying that about Democrats every Republic or every Democrat can suck my balls every Republican slashed every Democrats last or throat that would be crazy you mean he's doing that because there's a pro student Trump organization there until he's screaming that unhinged that's one of the problems that I think we should not give you no like we we should not give the right legitimate reasons to be complaining about disparate coverage right so one of the things that Eric Trump tweet yesterday was which I didn't even know happen like apparently have an this was driven into a GOP tent or something and you know Eric from basically tweeted saying but imagine if the tables were turned. It was just the other way around here nonstop analysis of a problem in America and argument what else is going what's going on is this who's right who's telling the truth you flip back and forth from CNN to Fox News it's like you're in a Vortex of space and time you don't understand what's what like what happened espino's started on Twitter to I was always inflamed eight-letter like retweeting something that was like all I get is super will prison-issue you know iPhone 10x or something was excited as with critics criticize as being of Texas and why how how he apparently because the phone was kind of big like they expanded the dimensions and so like it doesn't spin to win his hands and as neatly as the old version and then I was like psyched I was literally just like two Twitter accounts and an article was written based on like what somebody who's Anonymous said on Twitter that was sexist turn the internet research agency in Russia is f****** with everybody or


    Joe Rogan and Radio Rahim on Chavez vs. Jacobs
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    I love Andre Ward for a bunch of reasons but one for the fact that that guy undefeated gold medalist to division world champion because you know what walked away about that he's better off for boxing even for boxing outside of fighting you know he knows like he's so smart man he's so smart and so disciplined he just so disciplined he knows like there's no reason no reason to come back the right way to do it this this big money and coming back but there's also a big brain damage the ego after you retire is the biggest fight of your life like just because of who he is you think that stop yourself from the money the glory one more time the possibility if you imagine coming out of retirement and beating like Canelo ever mellow Alvarez and to be able to like you know what it's better for me and it's better for boxing if I stay retired and keeps sitting ringside talk about these fights in the way I do pause this issue with his right shoulder you know his right shoulder was basically broken most of his career and he got it fixed before the second kovalev fight and he actually wind up hurting kovalev real bad with a right hand when she if you watch his career use like a left-handed Fighter for the majority of us is supraspinatus is like ripped off like I was really f***** up and he tried to rehab it with bands instead of going to surgery when he was young and so most of his career he beat the best fighters in the world Broncos guys handed which is even more insane even more insane and then you know had the surgery rehab Tiffany said still not 100% what happens when an under-appreciated Legend you know in the terms of the mainstream boxing Viewpoint I don't think that the mainstream public really appreciates how great he was who their dad or grandfather was more so than he's getting it now if for whatever reason they never really captured the Public's imagination even though they were great you know like Marlon Starling was a fantastic welterweight knocked out Mark Breland who was actually now Deontay Wilder's trainer when Mark was coming from the Olympics and you know he was just really Long Tall welterweight and he fought star installing wasn't really wasn't appreciated enough and Starling you know Stanley put it on and you realize that there's this guys out there that for whatever reason people don't appreciate them as much they should yeah don't deserve the shots that they continue to get but because they bring an audience with their s*** talking or with their Antics and all the the show that they put on it's better than the fight are you doing what are the hardest motherfukers on earth when it comes to boxing you're not just Mexican you are the size of the man you just don't know we got like he won something like 31 World title fights some insane number he's had the record of world title wins which is also like an unattainable goal is Julio Cesar Chavez what do you hope to my job for can you hope to get in Legacy like I almost feel bad for the guy like because there's going to be so much going on in his head and put him in a place where he's at but yet he's talented these f****** he's a good fighter like his skills his ability to put hands on people are very good but I think also there's something about growing up wealthy just impossible like you kind of have to have some part of your life that was f***** up and you didn't think it was going to work out where will you didn't think it was there was a future and there's a burn that never goes out just like a little fire that never goes out either has a greater challenge than adversity yes it is man there's something about Comfort this makes b****** out of people possibly remove yourself from that Comfort it's very few human beings are able to really achieve greatness when they grow up with with great wealth and privilege is something about that that life of leisure and and and knowing that everything's going to be okay you know like your dad made 15 million dollars going to be fine you know there's something about that that just for whatever reason it just haunts haunts people brightly inside him almost like a resentment for his father unfortunately helping love could Propel you feel like even come anywhere near his legacy that you actually have to hate the guy just to be like fire burning bright enough to attain anything close to what he did feel bad for his dad to but I've one more the Canelo fight was a rough one too but you know outclass them you know Canal was just just a better fighter Adam anymore and it was from a blatant foul like he looked okay right yeah maybe there's something going on that we couldn't see but he looked up in the nearest you know took videos from the hospital the next day with tape on his nose and like


    Radio Rahim Filmed Infamous James Toney Sparring Session | Joe Rogan
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    I don't know if you know this but like you said there was a time when the only way you can have a voice or certainly comment on boxing or MMA or Sports is if you got hired by major networks that a reach or people can see you have to die to get that job the gym is a fairly fairly new and I had you still like mini DV days and I had a camera that I would use to shoot sparring sessions and because Freddy has a gym where there are World Championship Fighters preparing for title fights on television the class or fighter that's in there on any given day sparring or like Main Event ticket selling Marquee guys and I'm in there shooting their sparring session any reverse anybody and I'm using the money I'm making selling the sparring footage back to the fighters to pay my gym dues that's how I started and it's like in journalism restaurant equipment like as a faculty can I do is show and so I'm coming like the headline news in whatever f****** kid greater things is important and who won the football game and you know this kind of s*** before dudes I got to come up with a way to do that I start shooting sparring sessions and in this this is like James Tony is still fighting and there's a guy named Danny Green who is a Australian fighter wildly famous there but doesn't have like Global audience he wants to fight James no real money in it for James but if you know James Toney this is no shrinking violet this man is like insane Wilder pumped up till I get to this day with every day that was James Toney at Wild Card boxing it right so this guy flight from Australia walks into the gym and you know what a sacred Place those are like the main fighter at Kenny Jam the guy who likes is the representation of the toughest dude in that dog dog you don't just walk into that guy is Jim Zorn talkingshit talkshit the middle of a round right exactly all throughout rounds this guy comes to the James gymstars talkingshit James like getting the ring right now the last 10 Rounds I'll fight you anywhere and get the fight he takes tell James looks good. Oh my goodness and this is James in his prime he looked like he was a f****** heavyweight but that's nice of them was James heavyweight this point at this time there really wasn't any boxing Apprentice speak of ESPN you might get a Mike Tyson knockout clip be Fighters training there is no websites for fight and after this thing got done I'm like a you know Danny Green doesn't want to eat so I'm just going to go home and record over it and yeah because I need every VHS tape I can use to keep the money in my pocket I can't just be stockpiling footage nobody wants but before I get a chance and tape over it I get a call from a Cyclemax boxing and I bet Tyler like Boston website I want to say this is probably close to thousand by weighing day he'll get down with this is how this is how James like rock everyday he'd be just banging guys amazing footage time currently a wild-card and he's to spar James which is like somebody to talk to him what are you thinking f****** good shape and James getting tired was their mamas in this or James look really tired the thing about James Toney at this time he always look really tight always seemed like he was being lazy he's always leaning on Fighters but what you can't hear is the thud of those shots like he just turned it on Freddy in the background by the end of it still is Danny Green still seems like he's kind of in it it's not like anything that Danny's doing making an impression of the end it was over like that Daddy had enough Jim Moore's what I did with this footage ultimately was I took it and went to an editor named Brian Hardy was an editor for Mac boxing at the time and he got Doug Fisher who's now the editor-in-chief of Ring magazine and I to commentate that footage as though you're watching it on HBO right so that's doing the color I'm calling the fight like I got in the Lampley and he's a Kellerman and we showed the whole thing I talked about the context of what had happened like I told you and we're calling this show Jim Wars blew up it was like the first big boxing like thing on the internet at all and so I would go to round a different gym and get fired Greek let me shoot the session and turn it into a show call Jim Moore's and so this like the way these guys now get there like phones in their cameras and they go interview Fighters all the s*** I started that that wasn't a thing before I started doing I'm the one who created this like medium by which you now receive boxing news so we're in trajectory in life was changed at a boxing gym and never to look back and we will fight her own point I'm never was away Freedom release like all of those young man angst boxing was that it was an intricate part of my life I spent hours in the gym to where I had to figure out a way to make some money there so I can continue to eat and pay for it and that was my way of doing it be interviewing Fighters is now like my timer friends because everybody thinks are Reinventing the wheel now I can't shoot anybody sparring or anything like that so that she had to go away but the way that I relate to and understand Fighters and what it is like that's inside them that's Barry Spears in the driving them I think is unique because although I would never ever classify myself as a fighter that's such a unique and and cherish like battery that you can really hold if that's really what you do I'm a lawyer to remain like I I am my own way I forged a career I created something that didn't exist and had to fight every step along the way to make it a thing a unique and and cherish like battery that you can really hold if that's really what you do I'm a lawyer too and I mean like I I am my own way I forged a career that created something that didn't exist and Ida fight every step along the way to make it a thing


    Joe Rogan: Errol Spence Jr. versus Terence Crawford is THE Fight!
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    what's the craziest story unboxing the years Errol Spence Jr surviving that f****** Ferrari crash that's the craziest or the year when you see that car flip like that and the fact that he got out I would like a chipped tooth I mean a spunkers think I didn't ever see Phil. I never say that thank God he didn't have a f****** people. Cuz if he did there's no way he'll be dead probably or f****** severely injured you know does that week when that happen and it was one of those things where it reminded me when I first heard the news of Paul Williams yes I realize real life with all its dangers and all the other ways that people can meet tragedy and heard of the other overcome and that's a point you almost want to keep him shelter in a box between fight so that nothing happened nothing can paint what's going to happen in the ring but he's guys are just like everybody else to that degree Lakeshore United mean like you just can't you can't know if we'll ever see the Errol Spence that we saw before hopefully we do and better how badly was he injured from what I understood and I follow this very closely not badly at all like you're not wrong like he from what I understand he had issues like teeth being knocked out lacerations on his face no broken bones no permanent injury whatsoever it's crazy but the mental side of it is that each individual two-handled to be faced with death like that the moment was when you were flying through the air and not knowing if you're going to live you don't know how people people adjust to that so bad because him and Crawford goddamn want to fight that would be God damn lomachenko was taller and I wish you was a bigger fighter you know it cuz lomachenko vs Crawford was really the fight that I would want to see cuz those I mean I believe Errol Spence Jr is right there with them he's is phenomenal fighter particular what he did with Garcia but lomachenko and Terence Crawford it to Masters it when I look at them in terms of what they do to their opponents that the tune don't let me check with that crazy movement footwork it's but Terence Crawford just figures people out here the way switch stances he'll start out South Park start at Orthodox in the switch up on you start boxing you out he puts all the data into that computer and then starts finding your weaknesses and then he gets nasty with you and I love. I mean one thing I like about him so f****** meanie is what is an IT want to do is go down he gets a kick out of it yeah there's that Killer Instinct you know how this is going to turn out time in the Mikey Garcia fight could have happened with lomachenko I-35 I don't think you should ever fight a 40 or but I think he'd say that same but when you see with Mikey Garcia it would happen to him when he went up again Errol Spence arrows is way bigger and stronger and better even better I think him and hopefully he's okay hopefully he's okay and he said he's getting back to the gym and getting back after him and Terrence his stuff like that is supposed to fight each other is there a an idea of like I believe I think he's thinking like a man like really back of the Deepwater I don't think he's the type of dude I'd like to see that one life


    Joe Rogan: I’m Taking the Night Off for Fury vs. Wilder 2
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    see Combat Sports today and you see like the landscape of boxing I I feel personally that this is an amazing time I mean I feel like the heavyweight division has never been more exciting and more turbulent because there's so many great Fighters now to have Andrew he's jump out of nowhere and knock out Anthony Joshua I think was a godsend for the sport because all the sudden you say like who is chubby Mexican just f***** up this dude looks like a god first Mexican heavyweight champion but it's also like wow this is a crazy division look you got the Deontay just knocked the f*** out of Luis Ortiz would that one punch the forehead you like what the f*** you got the rematch with Tyson Fury's coming up in two weeks right not even write less than 20 second my goodness what you're talkin about earlier is exemplified and what happened after the fight where you see what you said chubby guy that's very heavy as though he won the lottery or you want to scratch off and it should just happen it doesn't remind people of what the heavyweight division is one punch can change the fight is a real thing f***** up there on that rematch that rematch was a disaster so it was so clearly unprepared when you wait to 80 I was like oh my God knew him like my own know I heard Whispers that didn't believe it I believe I believed it cuz it's so hard not to all the sudden you're the f****** man and I don't know where and maybe he was convinced he could do it again you know he's hitting the pads and look pretty good hitting the bag look pretty goods are not f*** that guy up again but Anthony Joshua have a totally different game plan this time and to see Anthony Joshua stick-and-move like that was interesting was like wow yeah it's a cliche but it again losing might have been the best thing that ever happened to him I don't know about that I don't know about that you know I mean I think it's great that he got his title back but I felt like one thing that happened in that fight that Disturbed me was even though Ruiz came in out of shape and clearly didn't look like he was prepared correctly Joshua didn't did never really enforces will on him he never really had a moment was the f*** out of them wears like you know I trained hard for this fight I'm going to dominate you now now I'm going to take you out the way you took me out there was none of that it was boxing to stick-and-move make sure you get the decision make sure you get the decision that is in stark contrast with Deonte finishes fights which is why that matchup is so intriguing which is why no matter what happens between the two of them hopefully they remain undefeated for their own sake and can they make that unification fight I saw his commitment to discipline Joshua as a good thing so it's definitely a good thing because he won the title back but when you make the argument who's the best heavyweight in the world if you have to look at it on paper I don't think it's him right now I think it's Tyson Fury or Deontay Wilder depending on what happens on the 22nd I lean towards Deonte because he can close the show at any moment that 12-round I was when I was in bed watching the fight I want oshit I popped up City knocked him out he knocked and then what the f*** arises he gets through the garage and then he wins the remainder the round like this is insane and even Rock tiante one point I might this isn't insane fight and then it was a draw and I don't think I'm paper is really a draw I think that's horseshit I think I'm paper Tyson Fury one more round spot upset with a draw because the way Deontay knocked him down and then knocked him down on the way to knock him down the 3rd and 12th round and you can almost count for like three points. So crazy just about any any other fight in a countless fight that you've covered where the the main highlight of the fight is just a guy getting up crazy crazy crazy the right hand in the left hook behind it and then him walking off like this can rage for days but I don't know that for sure this guy beats back out of that guy beat the other guy won't know until they faced each other and Joshua Wilder well unless Tyson Fury Calles Wilder and Tyson Fury Tails while they're in as I can to a Joshua Anthony Joshua Youtube if he can get some if there's talk of that kind of s*** then I want to see that fight but if my dream matchup right now is the rematch that's the dream matchup the dream matchup is the 22nd I am so f****** pump for that rematch Jack schitt I'm the I'm taking the night off I'm sitting right from the f****** TV sweaty Palms MMA but I do love boxing


    The Story Behind the "To This Day" Deontay Wilder Meme w/Radio Rahim | Joe Rogan
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    dude this is getting to this man we have this conversation at the, strong like you got to come on the podcast we had talked about this because you are a part of probably the most iconic boxing interview of our day you would Deontay Wilder when Deontay Wilder freaked out on you it became this huge huge f****** thing to this day that he puts it on his Instagram hashtags till this day he sells sweatshirts with till this day on them there's a store that's adjacent to the Barclay Center it's connected to the Barclay Center and it's full of s*** it says tennis day on it he had a grand opening there I was invited to it automatically or do they just your Busey the side of your face when you see him angry as far as heavyweight of all time I mean Mike Tyson's right up there might see off stay off ring outside the ring Deontay is a sweetheart he's a really nice guy so to see him angry outside the ring is kind of weird I had them on the podcast he couldn't be a nicer guy he's a really nice guy and so to see him angry at YouTube and like giving you crazy eyes I was like and when you explained it was like yeah that's what you doing it interview you you want someone to expand and see what do you mean by that this is not like the first day we met set timer for an hour and the moment some people might not be aware of exactly what happened so just try to act showman in boxing heavyweights my guys are giant first time they met this is December 18th so you also know that fighting Sports boxing MMA there is a aspect like everybody's culture bring something to it the Irish fighter feels like he's got a certain style he's got a certain history he's going to claim to the warrior Legacy same for the British fighter of course the American fighter but both of these guys come from what's like an underclass of their society Travelers gypsies in England fighting is part of their tradition almost like it is to Mexicans in Mexico it's something that they do that Bond the clan is they they believe in history of it obviously not the waters from Alabama darkest midnight he is a descendant of slaves for sure okay he's got a history coming to any fight bringing what he experiences in this country to this element of the faceoff one man one when Tyson Fury's on stage for the press conference it something cuz that's going to say you know I'm coming from a fighting people my people have been fighting for 200 years the culture of Travelers of gypsys is one of their fighting man I'm a fighting man until then if they say about themselves and each other so that's what he's bringing you this already but that's how he's challenging Wilder the 400 years according to talking about the black experience in America slavery all in all alike but mind you he's talking to a British fighter he's talking to a world audience it's not like he's fighting Dominic Brazil it's two Americans probably not going to get that much International attention the world communities years you know I know you know cuz we grow but I'm letting you know what we're talkin about the world doesn't know that I travel the world and not just not Steep and black American history I've had conversations with him he loves to talk about the plight of the black man in America and how it relates to his career how he feels and you know disadvantages certain ways and he carries a man to another ways you could Champion a black American certain ways and he's a victim of white American other ways when I see his argument happening I'm going to go home okay well this is definitely a moment but I'm not a pool reporter right so in this particular instance it's unusual for me to be part of the scrums when they call it collection of reporters everybody's kind of shouting questions I'll just trying to evoke responses my turn bar where would you buy with like you know Dave Chappelle on hanging out after Thanksgiving mail this one it to be honest I'm thinking let me throw something out because I know what he's talking about and I also know that the audience around in the world especially may not have caught that reference but he is neither Watermark right now it's Thursday in the fight Saturday across from the experience at least three months if not years at 10 weeks ramped-up rant right becomes off stage yet and a couple of other questions and then just to be sure because I've been doing this a long time not an idiot I know he's aunt and I wanted to get the question clearly Deonte radio Raheem he doesn't know me but because he does you just said your people have been fighting for 400 years okay first of all I'm in the midst of my question that part of the question became incredibly important you said you were people celebrating our PR people said of our people calling the guy I'm not speaking for him he said my people have been fighting for him if he had said our people I would have said our people but I can't take possession of your quote it's not me saying it laser focus turns to me he's already at 10 like there's no ramp up at this time and he starts shouting my face like your people too so you know what I'm talking about he said don't try to bait you know what I'm talking about when I say these things around like can you tell them what you talkin about different interviews and off-camera I know exactly what he's talking about and I know that this is the moment that he finally gets to talk about it the people who have never been listening to him before but problem he starts being shot in your people and I'm like it took me him he couldn't he needed to keep saying it but you know why you were saying you're my people to my people to fighting for 400 years to this day to this day and so it what I wanted when I wanted what I thought was happening was that okay this moment now has become about him like attacking me because he thinks I'm attacking him he thinks because I do know he's talked about it Dental air quotes Uncle Tom and numerous names I've been called on the internet since as though I'm trying to pretend like this day or till this day the debate on that first of all go look up the history of look up the history believe in Google go Google that shitt see what I'm talkin about you know what I'm talkin about man you know when I dare you to sit up there and say this plane you know what I'm talkin about man fighting people you know we've been fighting for 1in Steel fighting to this day to this day rental Mario Bro old man in the end what does or 19 or welcome to the new age of clips and things being taken out of context this is not the first time I've had an interview that has gotten to be a big fat people going to talk about it bro I had no f****** concept of what was it happened to my night like I like basically reporter like this okay well that was dramatic who got a hot one gallon might get me are you a few hundred thousand if not a million views maybe like this is something you know it's something of a success like okay we got him no expressways it is in that moment something that we don't usually see do for me that in and of itself is something of a victory like you who created a moment here where you got to see inside the Champs aren't going to see like his passions when I get home though I got to take a nap so I'm woken up by Chimes on my phone looks so bad like I'm paragraphs especially about having her like you know teach people like basic not to be Uncle Tom's and how you got it like straighten it out and I'm the pin cushion maybe is any possible way this is good bro everybody likes to f*** that guy YouTube video let it sit there for about an hour and then start writing account look like upset at somebody over something this is a this is a train on fire off the rails mean and of course the more people respond with celebrities and you know that other fighters in a like the more emboldened he is to double down like hell this is a moment it's not selling well you know what I mean they've been giving him stick overseas for not being known anywhere they're saying you can walk down the street and you know any harm to this video or people in New York like do they know Deontay Wilder has he made a whole video of him saying no he's knocking everybody out WBC heavyweight champion you can't get the fight to unify like with Joshua they're saying he's a nobody essentially can't he's not worth the money cuz nobody knows who he is he's fighting or he could have possibly Pitt Fury is incredibly technical fighter no one thinks of Deontay Wilder ignition like they're thinking this guy get out class he loses belts this way and not be making this is only made a s*** ton of money for that fight so now that all the pictures on him and like I said it's a subject he loves to talk about he's a hero he's like a champion everywhere people didn't even know the fight was happening until this meme just is in her inbox has people people and it'll speak to your soul oh my goodness the flagship moment for black what people do tell like you know the black oxygen mask on and it says you still in your parents phone me. out of my control and then I have to start to think about what my role really is it's not about me that's not what I do isn't so that people can feel one way or another about me it's really again taking myself back that initial moment of showing him soon about the fighter that they haven't seen let's get a look inside this guy and get him to share something usually I just verbally that they didn't know or that you did was it you didn't come to the room expecting a share and I support people understanding the culture from which he we come as black American I wanted to give him the stage to do exactly that didn't turn out like I expected like civil rights I guess black power black information what we're experiencing beat it still run at that time in 2018 did you think about it like in retrospect how could I have phrased that better be sure you did right what could you have said cuz you wanted to get that out of there you want to get him to expand on it I think that it was exactly the right thing at the right time I couldn't have predicted in a million years it would have went that way but that's the way we're supposed to go better and he had given them more reason thoughtful answer we wouldn't be sitting here he were made less money to about my side of the story summer garden some people don't know it's me and I'm so happy for that oh my God every day since there's been over a year now someone somewhere every time I've left my home and sometimes while I'm still in it has shout it in my face oh my God oh my God yeah oh my God it's something that captured everybody's attention in a moment I've been anything else know it had to be in his eyes cuz he's so wrapped up getting ready for that fight and so angry they take the glasses off yeah you must mention your parents will you know him right so you probably weren't shittin your pants but you probably like very uncomfortable I absolutely was not going to pay that wasn't in fact in the in the exchange and quite call but I'm just trying to figure out what's happening in the beginning because I didn't understand like the rage being directed at me for unemployment for a minute and much more common Reason fashion I let him lay out what it was about what I expect to have the first time lot of people have seen it not a fraction of the people who sing that I don't know what's really going to happen in this moment but it's doing my job I can't be afraid to do that so whatever happens if this is what's going to be you got a great perspective on it though you're so right that without that moment blowing up like that the fight doesn't become as big as it is the mean doesn't exist you don't become more popular right and he even did like a segment before fight on Showtime I went through like it actually created a moment that put him in position to be the kind of Representative of that issue that he wanted to be and it gave me an opportunity to be seen even though in a lot of Corners initially negatively I was also seen as a journalist who pulled that out like I'm the other guy I'm the guy on the other side of that camera that yes. That moment and I've been doing this for my fanbase people who know my work order sent me they know that I think they know I'm not an idiot and I I like to think they know I'm not a sellout but they don't really know me because I don't ever make it about me I don't like this everywhere having is a three or four five is my tire life entirely showing up and every press conference find every way in a tree media workout trying to get something out of the fighter to be consumed by the audience in a way that maybe they hadn't seen it before not just for the audience to say I want the fighter to get in touch with something like there's so many platitude questions in the same old s*** and nobody's really like big a deal. One-dimensional characters these aren't actual Bulls these are just glad it is Our Fathers and Sons there like they have civil rights issues they have hoping to bring this thing they have like depression we know all the things that Fighters go through but they don't want to show you one side because they don't want to show any boner ability and their fans aren't interested in like anything other than who's up and who's down if that's all you're feeding them so I try to get out of the way I don't want to get in front of the work so when people see me in his light allowed I thought many times and send it to this guy's credit never even even though even the 20 minutes after you're right we didn't know each other we do have a history and he is now knowing the moment I created and knowing what he did to me in that moment has always been especially gracious he's always been especially helpful I can always get and knowing what he did to me in that moment has always been especially gracious he's always been especially helpful I can always get access to him we have a bug now like we share this day


    Is Manny Pacquiao Versus Conor McGregor Going to Happen?
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    what is it what else is exciting for you on the horizon boxing wise what it what are you looking at not talk about Pacquiao we talked about the welterweight division because because he's 40 and he's not in the news all the time he's not at press, so we don't talk about it when he's got a sign that sometimes in these conversations forget yellow he's a world titleholder he just dominated a guy that there's no way it is 80 should be able to dominate considering who keep their man was two years prior before his surgery Pacquiao could ruin everybody s*** like but what do you think about do you think that he would ever step up and fight Terence Crawford at this stage of his career also I don't think that any more than they want to make the spin scrubber fight do they want to put pack out in that kind of Harm's Way and give top ranking is being an opportunity to Dethrone him like you know he's with Bahamian can't now it's the same with spent so that is going to protect him that he's not going to have to say whether or not he really wants he can get it Manny Pacquiao inks deal with Paradigm sports management who represent Conor McGregor oh Jesus that's what they're going to do Manny Pacquiao without the wind out here it is an opportunity for Manny Pacquiao to make a fuckload of money mean that's how I look at it I look at it for many to make a hundred million bucks watch Floyd Mayweather box circles around them irritated by the people that think the Conners chance either Errol Spence or Crawford I would I would pay either one of those fights I would like that I would like that's what I would like to say I think while man is 40 I mean after the Keith Thurman fight he has shown that he still like a legit world-beater you know and Terence Crawford is the cream-of-the-crop my opinion I want to see that you don't be more exciting excited than both of those fights Shawn Porter if I to ya I don't believe what I believe in world champions all there's way too many of them every weight division this f****** like oh undefeated Fighters are the only ones that are worth talking about that's them if it is one thing I love about the UFC and MMA culture. Is that losing a fight doesn't mean losing your whole f****** Brandt like right if you go out there comport yourself well leave it all in the Octagon you live to fight another day still respect the effort you put forth like they recognize that if you're fighting guys at your level you'll win some and you lose some and hopefully win more than you lose and that's how you become the man but not but losing some doesn't make you a b**** does it make you like a bum why I think Manny's kind of proving that I mean everyone has put him in up orbit yeah just put it in orbit around Jupiter that is the most electric boxing atmosphere I've ever been a part of every televised my entire adult life they knew when they were singing that Anthem the Mexicans were singing like the Mexican Anthem before the fight and I was sitting there with a friend of mine also a fellow journalist Sean's to tell and we were sitting in the Press row we're sitting like we I didn't want to be bothered with all the but yeah Marina goes on the Press Road so I found seats like up above the ring and when they were singer Anthony looking each other like something is about to happen when he knocked out Manny Pacquiao he should have interesting I thought he would have had another one she never fought anybody again in that moment and there's something about especially Latino Fighters it's like they almost kind of have to keep going like all the greats kept going all the great Shabbos kept going away past he should have you know and then you know I mean so so many of them just keep going they dig and her brother Duran you know kept going wherever it's at mean it's an addiction it's a lifestyle and if you still believe you can do it like I'm feel better than most of those guy why not why not keep doing more W who doesn't want one more w


    Kamaru Usman on Potential Masvidal Fight | Joe Rogan
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    I'm really interested to see what happens with Tyron and Leon Edwards you know they're fighting next that's a big fight very hard fight it is it is it it's a hard fight for both guys but it is stylistically matches up well for most guys because Aaron has a lot of successes with it would Southpaw guys completely Dominate and control going on and we are never just a done better at that with guys that he feels that he keep up with but with a guy like Tyron Woodley that I can wrestle like Tyron Woodley that's got power like him I wonder how he's going to do what I feel like Leon gets the least amount of attention when you come out to lightly top-flight world-class Fighters he's a top-flight world-class fighter but he gets the least amount of attention of those guess purse whatever we are trees this is the first fight you're actually starting to hear his voice like exactly who is Leon and the best 40-yard – so you going are you sucker punch somebody backstage and you are there any rush you out of London before it breaks can get a hold of you for the London boys came back and also I mean yeah that that's kind of unfortunately for me on that's when you're in a foreign country and you commit assault usually they lock you the f****** they got him out of there like she's like the thing is that the price for that next fight I hope so because of because of the way that think I'm the type of guy to wear anything you say can and will be used against you inside that octagon out your court of law I exactly is that guy I'm the judge the jury and executioner in there and and that that's how I approach it you just sign the contract to go fight the guys I get obsessed with the fact that I'm wanting to say something I'm I'm I'm waiting for them to say some verdant the guys that don't really have to say anything else have anything negative to say it's a little tougher to go in there and get you know and get and get angry at fight them and I'm like how you look at I want them to say something that's doing interview that pops up but my Google alerts on you know I might someone might for my teammate only boom someone did this interview about this check it out if I have time I watch it all he said that okay you know a guy you know what it's funny to see the way it's shifted like the crew his career shifter is about to be known for a long time a long time running the mail guy would win some lose some win some lose some I mean you don't not that long ago he was losing you know but any credit to his team as well you know they've done a good job at at picking the right fights to really get him to where he is now but you know what actually happened went on a South American game show before you went and did that look at piggy fight looking pictures really liked post Wonderboy wasn't it of the the huskiness on his part but it was at some point like missing like everyone's buying into the hype this is what I'm saying that that they've done a good job at creating this hype by picking the fights to wear once I was a gamble the Ben askren fight was a gamble you know you would not fight you take all that hype that this guy has which this guy didn't belong in there in the first place but previously early on his career you can make the argument that yes but at that point in his career he didn't belong in there but he goes out there lets you been asking just take him down it doesn't Ben askren does you wouldn't be having this conversation right now so he goes That's a Gamble and their part and the gamble paid off he went in they took all that hide from that then who's the next guy the guy that you know another guy that can win some lose some but has a ton of high because you just fought Conor goes in there and fights Nate now that fight turns out the way it did you get all this hide now you got all these people thinking oh my God this guy's a killer where has he been this and now it's the same guy that was 300 pounds not too long ago you do yeah but but don't he was always that guy that said you know what I'm not I'm not this cliche I'm not playing this character I'm not doing this you know I'm just a real fighting this but that you're showing up at f****** press conference is looking like the knockoff of Scarface template don't you think that's wise like to know it is what it is what it is what it is when did look what he did that last for all my God he took the biggest L of that night like that was corny you want to wear the robe you want to stand there and you said he was holding that Silverbell like eBay actually think this is a real belt the BMF what did you think about the MLP Cowboys they they needed all day today but you know it if they they get loud enough and then it hears them and Dana sees that there is a very smart man greatest promoter ever seen you know it's a jump on that you know you looking a new Corvette you go that's a beautiful car and you'll get a Ferrari go that's a better looking car that's better looking Bentleys sterling silver Gold Edition some it means seems like the lighting not it's sterling silver it's like that kind of think it's gold well if you beat him you get that bill to I want that s*** I want it will just deal with it if you had it with both of them would you do with it in my closet went to the camera turn to him during the last pay-per-view a f****** pop was gigantic everybody went crazy when they saw him yeah I mean the hype is real Woodley fight even though he might get with me that they were making him the favor not fighting like you guys are crazy you're crazy in this guy's already fought one of the best strikers twice and in Wonderboy and beat them both times not just that he was the only one that hurt him like he hurt Wonderboy bad and both of those fights Wonderboy never heard him so you got the who's arguably one of the best strikers to ever do it no matter what division we wanted was a fantastic kickball yeah I would like that so I'm sure we'll even a little afraid in that fight because it's like to think so I guess you have to be I think he with all the hype they were playing behind them you have to because that's what makes you saying as a champion is that little fears like you guys look who's making these odds beats me Specialties rankings to I'm like they've got this kid at number three he hasn't fought before hasn't fought number one number two doesn't phone number 505 number 6 phone number one number two doesn't phone number 505 number six and what is he in the hospital


    Dana White is Becoming a Boxing Promoter
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    I've been involved in the sport in one way or another professionally since 1997 and that's when I first started working for the UFC so it's been that's a long f****** time and you know that's a long f****** time I keep hearing rumors that Dana White is going to become a boxing promoter like 5 years they are but they're definitely working on some s*** 5 course with tme with Floyd sock company rather what is it called to get involved with them to promote something else and it might and MMA fighters might involve boxers and they've actively talk to a bunch of other boxers and they're trying to put some stuff together but yeah they zuffa boxing is a real thing they want to UFC want to put together some boxing matches and maybe even through crossover fighting glitter is a fight every week right now looking for the next five weeks there's a fight every weekend and people are have pay-per-view dollars what's ESPN Plus or ESPN and sometimes paper 65 bucks you know but it's it's weird thing right like you can't really do it where it's just 599 don't have paper you cuz then the big fights won't be big fights they want has dazn have it do you have to pay I know you don't cancel the right word and ESPN otherwise going to have their own separate pay-per-view that you can watch whatever production you like which is going to be something like yeah yeah let's the commentators who then it becomes as the commentators it depends on where you TuneIn if you go to ESPN there people that got their own their own broadcast I am so confused I loved his boxing commentary and he doesn't comment on Li fight anymore Terry and he doesn't comment on leifheit anymore I think that's got to be his own choice I mean I can't imagine that they don't want to call you but he not want to do that he was so good at it


    Radio Rahim: Sparring, Not Fighting, Destroy Fighters
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    is the status of Adonis Stevenson is did he recover okay now I mean he's not his former self but he's certainly like I think living a good life for you cuz I know that was like that was one of the more recent like Superstar guys wound up having always going to now the rest of his life deal with those injuries and have challenges and I in a way that are seen as old as their videos of him talking about it or anything I mean I haven't seen him talk about it in-depth but we've seen him like his motor skills are coming back he smile and he's able to like speak so it's not like Gerald McClellan know that they changed Roy Jones jr. you know and that he never wanted to turn out like that but then Roy gets older and he still fighting fighting fighting people like deep into his forties like this is crazy like this is the same guy that after gel McClone got hurt said he would never want to go out like that and he's fighting like young badasses in Russia and s*** I don't think you can do it it's hard to stop doing it let's let's take it easy example right into his 50s enough to have some longevity in it without taking that kind of damage like Roy and but he's still there in front of you which is what's the embarrassing part so if your motor skills slow down one of those moments when I was talking to a guy and he said something that was like I thought I should have known until I heard it and I was at all I can't believe I didn't realize that he said it's not the fights that destroy you it's the gym that destroyed it's the sparring oh yeah punishment headgear or not that's what you're seeing at the end of a Fighter's career do you remember it was it Danny Jacobs Jr who was it that someone know something that wasn't him that wasn't Danny Jacobs was someone else someone that said that they stop sparring oh yeah yeah yeah and don't believe that but it was like the 8th round where had Kobe XI deep s*** Jim and his philosophy I remember correctly was yard philosophy was if you don't get hit at all in training you will be so much pressure when you get to the ring so he was doing just ridiculous mitt work and bag work and drills and you're a new had a box so his ID that he will have some fun of his van and he was really fairly green got right in terms of like world-class comport he was doing that for a while he wasn't Spar neurologist doing pad work and just doing wrestling drills and stuff like that kickboxing drills movement to people and also to danger to be able to exist and to be able to fire under pressure you have to keep your eyes open like yeah still because you wouldn't by chance they won't let everybody secret Klitschko knocked out Deontay and training like someone feeling while I was talking about that recently you know but you know you have weaknesses if you're going to lie clean on trying news opening up again to help you work on those days in like catch you if you slip it can I catch you if you slip it but I must say I caught that motherfuking sleeping


    Joe Rogan on the Most Important Skill in MMA
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    boxing that has my imagination and my Fascination continually spark is the the finite nature of the tools and weapons that you have to use respect and appreciate MMA but it's different discipline but you're coming from background so I grew up on Kung Fu movies and so when I started they were like the Gracie's break it to me and I understood why a box or whatever fight a karate man or Judo guy whatever because that's what the Sciences for me like these two hands and all of that amazing martial artist can you still believe in like one discipline after all those mma's proven it doesn't work there's no real one discipline that will work best in MMA you have to know everything but if I was going to say what this one's the most important what's a wrestling because if you can't keep a guy from taking you down he's going to be on top of you was going to hold you down going to punch you in the face it's a giant advantage to be able to hold a guy down build upon his face in and you can't really do much when you guys on top of you that sad from there you have to understand you just too cuz if you don't you can hold the guy down then all sudden he wraps his legs around your neck and you caught a triangle when you go to sleep and every fight start standing so you have to have some understanding of striking cuz you have to go to the closest distance but there's no one way to do it that's what's interesting to me is like this Anderson Silva's way to do it was the greatest middleweight of all time and his way to do striking you just stay up with guys and just f*** them up with timing Vision in Muay Thai but then there's guys like Daniel Cormier would take guys down and beat the f*** out of them choke them you know and there's a bunch of different people that with a bunch of different styles in between but if you look at the majority of world champions the majority except maybe a couple weight classes there dominated by wrestlers guys like Daniel Cormier would take guys down and beat the f*** out of him choke them you know and there's a bunch of different people that with a bunch of different styles in between but if you look at the majority of world champions the majority except maybe a couple weight classes there dominated by wrestlers


    Joe Rogan and Justin Martindale Pay Tribute to Mitzy Shore
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    doesn't it to June 2009 that's what I had a Open Mic at the store and I just remember Michael Jackson just died and I just remembered this energy was crazy that night and there was an open mic there's like 16 comics in the main room and I was like 14 and was like No And then they were so we didn't start doing the podcast of the ice house until 2009 how to do it at my house yeah first-year right to it was 2000-2011 that makes sense that's probably when I met you so you but you already rolling by the hell no I have no idea how to make people laugh but I didn't know like what I didn't know the process and so Mitzi was the one who liked past when the last guy she passed at the store and so I just remember being like that when she said you shouldn't say anything she just pointed she looked at Tommy and said make regular he was like like development spots and she's like no he's ready and then I remember being taken away and they were like you've just been passed by Mitzi short like was like a weird like ren-faire wizard Bay I've got to make sure cuz she's never I don't even know when the last time she came to the store was but you never what kind of knew she was ill and I just wanted to be like that I hope this wasn't fixed just her having dementia as being like really know I was lying in bed like I'm a paid regular at the store I was already on TV TV show it to me it meant something to me was like I was up I was a real comic now it's a stamp of approval. Already been paid and not I'm starting to cry doing stand-up like for money you know I've done a lot of headlining gigs you know I travel did some Road gigs and I did a lot of stuff New York before I came to La you know and then I was out here in 94 and she made me first assure maybe a non-paid regular and I would go I've gone last every night and I was here every night so I don't have any friends I'll stand at the Oakwood Garden Apartments as pre furnished apartments and it was on this television show that was terrible and I was just going to the store every night I would work all day doing the thing I didn't have any friends and then I would go to the comic store and that's that's where I feel like tried find a home anyway so I got these late nights at snooze like you know it was always like five people in the audience six people in the audience and then one notch pass me she passed me up for the story before but there's a guy named the Todd and the tated he's eventually he developed like some pretty severe brain issue like and he went insane and it was really sad because back then I had seen him before I ever came out here on MTV on the half-hour Comedy Hour and he sat down next to me while I was on stage and laughed his ass off and then I came offstage and she just goes okay you're passed the audition for the first non-paid regular and I did that for months and then I became a regular but did Todd pulled me aside and he said he goes I sat there and you guys are really funny was what I sat there and I laughed really f****** hard and I told him it to you funny and he goes in your going to do that for other people someday it's a cool feeling it's a cool feeling to I actually had the moment of seeing her I think it was at the it was a reunions it was the 40th reunions something couple years ago and they had me on like the class of 2000's was like Natasha and some other people run the lineup maybe even Duncan I don't know and she was sitting in the back they brought her in in the winter wheelchair and I was like I have to say hi to her you know I never I didn't get to say hi to her and get to meet her the last time she just pointed and took off and I kind of like I went up to her and I looked in her eyes and I shook her hand and I said hi I'm just in the honor to meet you and I just want to say thank you because you changed my life and she just stared at me and I was like she doesn't even know and then all of a sudden she just squeeze my hand and I was at that's all I needed so that that to me was like she's there she gets it yeah you know she'd have those moments should be in and out but that's everything that I've done that's the light up to where I'm at now has been for her too because I haven't had other than my other than my mom and my friends back home I've never had somebody really believe in me like that you know what I mean yeah we're getting out of that like I'm not good enough and I'm moving home it's like oh wow I actually have a home now and every time I go there now I just feel so welcome and you know it's it's it's nice it's a fraternity it's a sorority it's a Buena versity I'm not good enough and I'm moving home it's like oh wow I actually have a home now and every time I go there now I just feel so welcome and you know it's it's it's nice it's a fraternity it's a sorority it's a Buena versity


    LA's Homeless Problem & Mental Health w/Justin Martindale | Joe Rogan
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    YouTube video with I don't know what it came out it's Adam Carolla sat down with Tucker Carlson did you see that where they talk about we talked about like California they talk about the homeless epidemic that's here in California and how I've been trying what kind of looks a blind eye because we are a city and a state that lives on permits and parking and licenses and you know we just want that money you know so it's like if you force Memorial Forest Lawn Memorial like how you look across the way there's all these you know immigrants and what not like selling flowers you know but like a woman driving without a license but she'll get pulled over and charged but all these other it was kind of interesting I hate saying I hate being like an interesting interview that's probably good point a couple years ago cuz you know it went from downtown and then downtown pushes them all out so they keep going west keep going west some go to the beach I'm going to Santa Monica but now it's like I live in an area that you know six seven years ago it was it was fine but now it's like even on the way to go get coffee this morning I walk everywhere I go it's like I saw like three three homeless people just outside just screaming at nothing you know they're in tattered clothes and they're dirty and you know I went I used to work the girl years ago at a restaurant when I waited tables and she's now homeless and she's like out of her mind and I feel bad when she always nevermind no no she you know she did yoga and now what happened I don't know I don't know if I did the progression of illness yes so we Bounce from job to job because one day we go to work in the be changed on the door cuz they couldn't pay us so we had this little kind of group that we would go apply together at different jobs and then I started seeing her out on the street and just walking around ether missing and running down the street crying and it just breaks my heart cuz it's like I don't know what to do and I don't know if she would be willing or how tight where you were there other phone number one night and walking outside and you know how everyone they just keep everyone outside like you do and she just like Barrel through everybody just screaming nonsense and like s*** like teeth missing and it's just sad it's just really really sad and then I'm at the gym working out I'll see her like down there but you know with her garbage and everything and she doesn't it's just that it's so long cause when you knew her she didn't seem like she had a mental health issues really now I mean she would talk she would do yoga I mean I remember her always Lotus hurt with her name was Lotus Harmony which animal has a real name but at the time that's how I know sweet lady you know just beautiful skin beautiful smile always in a good mood when she got mad you were like oh man do you know cuz she was always so friendly and yeah and then now you're just like damn and I just want I don't know what to do I would love to help her because it just breaks my heart homeless people break my heart but female homelessness really really is sad for me yeah it's it's I think most of what you're seeing with homeless people is people that are severely mentally ill so you got a Wonder like what cause maybe she was on medication and her dad her you know her insurance ran out in full on Joker yeah it's like you. We dated for a long-ass time it's like if he didn't have his his anti-anxiety ya like and he got off that I mean he would full-on have a panic attack and that would get dirty and I had to witness that which was insane people that lose it because of their author medication yeah that's a sad situation because you like you're always going to be Tethered to this thing to go to work if I don't use it twice today I just hope it works Heather Tuesday #Taylor Tuesday it's like what happens to them it's the f****** coronavirus hits and they get locked doors for 6 months and you just become agoraphobic and lose your s*** while we were talking about this the other day that most of what this is all happening from the Reagan Administration during the Reagan Administration they change the standards of what it means to be mentally ill and they just released people from asylums they didn't want to pay for it all you don't. Look if La is a city of 20 + million people which is as many people in La as I think is in all of Australia so think about that thing about the amount of money and that they can't make a silence here thinking about how many abandoned buildings there are through how much money how much money would it cost to is there currently someone in the neighborhood of 70000 homeless people that they said there was some Mystic that said there's more empty apartments in this town then homeless people the thing is though those folks don't just need a place cuz they'll f*** that play a bag of Rehabilitation and they need counseling and they need me and some people I don't I mean I'm not a mental health expert some of them you might not be able to do anything too gone. there are you a bunch of guys that were homeless back for my pool hall days was a bunch of guys who would hang around the pool hall they would even sleep on the floor and the you know I knew guys to try to sleep in people's couches asleep at the bus stops and then they'll come to the pool and try to hustle up enough money to get some drugs and out it was they were stuck in this place where they could never get past where they were they were just in a rut and they can never get out of it and it's heartbreaking bear cuz you're just like what happened since the other day I'm walking down Santa Monica Boulevard over by Barney's Beanery and I just hear up and I look over in this kids like had to be 22 23 years old and I was like what happened where are your parents drop them in the South are RAM and ravan I'll show you Hollywood Reporter people do that you meet in this town will you meet him early in their journey and they still have hope like it's not worked out yet but it's going to I'm going to make it and then you run into him Comics you're so I mean that's the thing I think this so relatable field as well cuz people what time I mean give me a time where it was 2002 and then 2005 and then meet you until when 2007 and want to say yeah I think I met you at the ice house when we were podcasting out there yeah and then when you came back to the store 1414 what I saw you again and even then it was like making working memory looked when you go through the weirdest gay guy I've ever met and I was like f*** yeah what I say that I don't know probably or what's my other option move home or suicide well it's also you see so many people that are doing well right like it seems so far Out Of Reach like when you're broke and you see some guy driving by in a Mercedes convertible and I only sees people going with those big high-rises off of La Cienega come in there and everything but no one lives there maybe like what I've heard is that the they build those and then the Saudis want their kids to come to school here and get American education so they just buy them for but nobody I've overheard something I mean there's maybe like what I've heard is that the they build those and then the Saudis want their kids to come to school here and get American education so they just buy them for but nobody I've overheard something


    Joe Rogan Watches 2020 Iowa Caucus Coin Flip w/Justin Martindale
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    there's a picture of Bert Kreischer taking a shirt off in the green room I know crazy thoughts I've never heard of such a thing but it was the moment that we became legal in California bertstrip to shirt off start run around stage we're doing at the end of the world podcast in the green room or in the main room in 2016 when when Trump was elected that was a weird night wasn't weird night I remember where I was I was at the Improv that night cuz we're supposed to be doing a show and it was that's right you guys were all on stage at that table that's right that's right Sarah Tiana in the Bill Burr show everybody it was amazing and I remember like we were at The Improv watching the election happen and all the sudden everyone is going red red red and and someone looked at me and was like I'm in trouble I'm like I didn't think it was coming Binaca brings you back this mayor Pete guy who who they came up with that guy because they said look here he is he's young handsome guy he's gay he's a mayor he speaks well I think you as a military guy yeah it was like all these like Rich billionaires it was like a cave Quest called a wine cellar but it happened to be a cave somewhere out here in California just trying really hard to keep it from being Bernie really hard if you don't want Bernie Sanders and get if he gets in that apparently you know he was an independent for so long he doesn't want to play ball and he doesn't accept any money does accept accept any money from any cool Grandpa that's but then you look at an old picture him and he's marching next to Martin Luther King civil rights for somebody just to socially yeah but then you look at I don't know when he was on here he was describing that if they just took a very small amount of money from every transaction that they do it like less than $0.01 from every transaction as Wall Street does that it would add up to more than enough money to pay for healthcare and a lot of other things he's explaining it all and he was explaining it like very calmly and it did seem like he was bullshiting us that I don't think he is a bullshiter working now yeah it's weird upheaval politically like things don't like 100% sense anymore no I actually had a friend of mine asked me you know cuz we got our voter registration cuz we vote March 3rd here anyways but it's just like I honestly don't know it looks like Bernie Sanders winning New Hampshire looks like you are they say anyone in Iowa. I think Pete did is b******* he beat him by 6000 votes and such I want ya hilariously re-watch the coin flip watch this watch how bad this coin flip is Gogo full-strength go full screen please and do it from the beginning watch this flips it catches it look in front of the whole world okay how should I flip it I'll do it like that horseshit that's not how you do a coin flip goddamn Iowa Iowa like I'm proud of my son house that old guy watching right next to hey you f*** that's not how you flip a coin what country you from kind of nonsense is that Atlanta Underground Atlanta the f*** everybody back up so they don't football and I know that like one way or the other Bernie gets it or mayor Pete gets it the delegates a crawl at up to one guy or that mean Bernie Sanders in 2016 did the DNC rig then they don't want him and they're doing it now because he's cuz he can't people work with them is not corrupt they want someone to take that money cuz I don't want Tulsi and they don't want Bernie they pushed them out right they effectively eliminated them as threats low but I can't you don't want tell seating they don't want Bernie they pushed them out right they effectively eliminated them as threats low but I can't bring it too much grass roots behind but who do you think is safe he gets the the nominating nomination who do you think he'll pick his vice Dulce will be tomorrow


    Joe Rogan is Worried About the Coronavirus
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    it's a good old-fashioned method that f****** video of China where they're spraying disinfectant in the streets now to try to kill the coronavirus jammies on my is that b******* everything is Streetlight right the thing I saw going around before which is you didn't spend with drones they're using drone sex around people so long with my man Eddie Izzard is running 28 marathons in 28 days in 28 countries could all through the month of February all all interact I have socks on my floor for 3 days so if you have like virus on your hand you touch a railing that s*** will exist outside of your body for three days which is very unusual effects of parasite s*** forever the one that died that's one of the doctors that study that the CDC Duncan and I went to the CDC down in Galveston I think it is and we were talking with these infectious disease experts and we were all conspiracy theory like Rue like you know like what we were Salt Lake man-made viruses in this Eagles listen you have to worry about man-made viruses he goes these m************ are making them that in the mutated and we barely can keep up with them and it just takes one big giant one like the Spanish Flu decreasing in Spanish lose 1920s is 20/20 so I can have everything every hundred years before that was what like yellow fever June 18-20 yeah like down in the south at the Carolinas and find out what was what was the pandemic and the drones Jesus Army of drones deployed across China dispense disinfectants here's why I call that b******* on that how much f****** disinfected can they carrying a little bulshit a strong text this isn't tennis most like a the other thing to that which was scary I I think it was real there was a drone that's followed a woman out of her house she didn't have a mask on and it was like damn you know how you do a mask please go home that followed her home in China down in their houses right a kids are starving to death because they're locked in their houses and their parents are in the hospital they just had like another I think I got a notification last night that said there was like a guy in San Diego that's being treated is Jerome speaking to you could you imagine she has no idea what's going on She's So High don't forget to wash your hands. Blue hair drinks why you always come outside you can sort this out to some people but I'm not feeling good about it it scares me these things absolutely can wipe out millions and millions of people out before they can get a handle on it I had it I was on a plane couple weeks ago flying from New Orleans back here and I had this Viking woman behind me just open mouth coughing and I had I was like first no yeah second while I had to turn around and say hey can you please cover your mouth and I had to do that to an adult woman and it made me feel weird some people just f****** selfish some people just don't care they're just selfish on a plane some people that they just don't care they're just selfish no they don't even care that other people feel uncomfortable these like all experienced it they want you to be sick they don't they're not happy malicious f*** and malignant


    Joe Rogan Reacts to USA Marijuana Laws Map
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    next that's an extra decriminalization mushrooms yeah that's next they're going to make that happen to make it happen it's already a decriminalized in Colorado my friend shot Evans was here yesterday he was talking about it I think they got to pull that off in California as well have to even from microdosing just get everyone to microdose the world would be so much better shoot a lot of guys in Silicon Valley do I freeze you think it it keeps all their negative chatter at Bay had a buddy of mine was here the other day microdose's he says he takes it every 3 or 4 days or no mushrooms like a little capsules to grind it up and he'll take one capsule every 3 or 4 days and it keeps he said just keeps negativity out of his head keeps me positive keep some healthy yeah I feel like that's what they did with with weed it's like I just feel like especially now in California to like more people are just kind of chill with it and I he's on Alex Jones Show talking about he hides weed is under his balls and it's there now it's probably stuck there somewhere if I forgot about it but he used to it that's what he has to do is take a little baggie put his weed in the baggie zip it up and tuck it under his balls in his underwear how many people are on Facebook I think it's legal state legal in what 9 States something like that and then medically legal in like 18 or something let's find out what's how many states okay is that right Jamie let's find out what all those green the darkest darkest legal all the other ones or what yeah I don't think TVD that s*** is so good for you see if you needs a gateway gateway I know they have it in everything now hand cream eye drops medical yes medical no decriminalize know so the light ones or what go to light ones are probably illegal and I have family in Tennessee where they do the yellow it out and see what is that Wyoming no medical no decriminalized what is the one next to Wyoming what is that state right next to left left Idaho I don't know ya see that's how they keep people out cuz colorado.man when they made it legal in Colorado f****** everybody move their head yeah they did tremendously they started making a shitload of money it was it's a medicinal reduced penalty and then Alaska's like free right legal powerful friends in Alaska is crazy but look what we're looking at their Massachusetts legal Maine legal Vermont Vermont legal really care they're just had Austin Texas but we're cool but New Hampshire's weird because it's supposed to be live free bumper stickers or Die Hard and that's a not a state or a CNS the federal government City but not legal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 12 States fully legal over legal


    Psychedelics Helped Rashad Evans With Retirement Transition | Joe Rogan
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    no towards the end of my career like I just didn't I didn't finish the way I wanted to let you know when I felt like you know after I came back from my injuries I just wasn't the same for a fighter anymore I just for you not the same physically or was it mentally it was physical but it also it became mental because it was because physically I just didn't feel the same you know I didn't feel like I ever regain the power back in in my legs and for the most part my lights were everything you know the injuries I had two ACL surgeries on my right knee and that completely just it it changed everything for me because you know being a smaller light-heavyweight all of my power was all in my legs you know it whatever I couldn't make up for in the size Department of top I was usually able to make up for with the part of my leg so you know is that related to the injury that you got when you were a Jackson's and Diego Sanchez crash into you know that was so that was a different injury so that was a MCL but it wasn't my left knee so the right knee was hurting. cuz I'm like why the f*** is a guy training for a world title fight in a regular class will where everybody knows people Collide in the people of regular classes all time with millions of dollars on the line and I know that all the time has happened but when you start to move up and there's more on the line that you always have to take every single precaution because you can't afford to take a step back and for me once I have my knee injuries though I just mentally was not the same person and when I competed I wasn't the same person and then it affect me because then I'm like you know I'm not the same person did you lose the ability to explode with your knees did you have meniscus damage as well I have meniscus damage I lost it exploding I lost it will get tired my leg I get tired you know and it wouldn't have the same valence the same Rhythm and it kind of felt kind of felt heavy and I couldn't really feel it in the front you know the front part of my knees I couldn't really feel it I had a little did you have a patellar tendon graft out of intelligent replace your ACL with that correct yeah give me more than a year before it felt right and then even then if I was on my knees it would hurt like hell to see nothing like I still to this day I still have dead spots where I can't feel in my knee and I think I had to do it a lot because I had two of the new series back-to-back like when I was only for my first one then it ruptured again so then I had to go back in and get it done you know what the first time it was with the cadaver and then the cadaver tissue didn't take but it did I know that like almost a year later and then it slipped out just trying to normally f*** yes I see how the brutal and do it you know still because when you mess up your knee you know for me it's just kind of mentally just it messed me up with that how much physical rehab did you have to do for that Year's worth of it just you know the first I didn't do it as well as I could have because I'm a guy you know I bought my pretty easy and I did like I felt like I was bouncing back pretty easy but when it went to second time then it was harder because not only was I healing from the ACL but then mine Eagles healing in general just from you know the previous surgery and then plus this surgery and then I had something different because of the first surgery it wasn't it wasn't too invasive. I wasn't using my own my own tissue is easy if it works if your body takes it how long does it take for a broke blew out again and I was almost a year I was training for another fight thinking I can get back in shape and fight again and then when I was training for that fight it blew out again y'all Scout schedule to fight augustinsson and then AJ end up taking it fight instead but it was it was it was one that that just you know it was like first when I was out for two years while healing from injury like to went when all the camera stop flashing when people stop caring to get your pictures when you know that whole feeling the whole feeling that just that happens when you met that when you when you hit that transitional point and stop becoming that guy and it was difficult transition at first because you know even though I always told myself I would never you know put myself in the mindset of being just that fighter sooner or later become just that fighter and and that's what happened to me so when I to me that you weren't the best what not not just the bad one elite elite world-class fighter like I used to be on that level anymore at that that was something for me that was like God damn you know you use of your legs are so pivotal so huge for you like we're not in that Rampage fight I remember that opening sequence when you just started after blasting of the right-hand it was so fast on him and he cracked him quick and no but that is some serious explosion and that and that was even in that fight I could even wrestle like last for weeks at a fight because I had to I pulled my hamstring in a fight so I was just really just drilling up until that fight for the last 4 weeks so and then when I came out like that I was like I was a little insecure and I'll let you know what I'm just going to see what happen if I go and it works just like okay I still got some spring yeah so yeah so when I when I was into my career and just kind of getting you know, trying to figure out like what what's next for me you know it was hard you know it was just a hard place because I really have anybody to talk to you I don't really know what I was going to do next in my life you know and then when I started fighting again I still was in that place where I just wasn't you know totally back to fighting my mentality because fighting is it pigmentally that it takes it takes a certain mentality for you no end in for me fighting with something that I did to exercise some demons a bit you know but but having some time away from the sport it allow me to figure out other ways to exercise soejima demons in you know figure out some things around if you know the things that made me mad at things that were my fuel before I kind of made peace with them and it making peace with a lot of things that I if my fuel it just change the way I fought in the way I seen fighting so coming back to fight I just wasn't that same fighter anymore and then when I got to the point where I was like man I can't keep myself like I was like man I'm not fighting the way I want to fight and you know there's I mean what's the point if I can't go and compete the way I want to I'm only towards myself so then I decided to retire but then when I retired I was still was in that space where I like mayonnaise still something missing so then when I did the 5 Meo DMT that kind of put things in perspective in a in a whole different way you know and it and it just it it change me it changed me a lot to change the way that you like I said the way I think the way I eat everything everything about it you know so it was it was so cathartic until medicine is so many sense of the word you know you think that something like that would be really beneficial for Fighters that are in the Twilight of their career I think I think it could be I think I think every fighter gets to a point where you fight enough then fighting it kind of It kind of you kind of getting a weird space about and you know I seen Fighters go through that. Where they just kind of like figuring out that why am I still doing this you know they've had Great Moments Inside the Cage but then they have those down moments and those down moments are the moments where it's harder to come back from and I think those are the times where you you know a psychedelic or something that could put things in perspective and in a lot of fire to see the why behind the reason they're doing it and maybe create a new why you're so different is funny you know I've noticed that about you over the last 2 years or just I don't get to see you that often when I get to see you over the last few years ago I promised something has changed and Rashad like you or your more I mean I hate to use the word spiritual but you seem like a more spiritual more peaceful God I noticed that so and Rashad like you or you're more I mean I hate to use the word spiritual but you seem like a more spiritual more peaceful God I noticed that so that's why I was really interested to have this conversation see what your journey was yeah it has been it's been one hell of a journeyman


    Joe Rogan Breaksdown Jon Jones vs. Dominick Reyes w/Rashad Evans
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    my friend since when when when Jon Jones was first competing Jon Jones He competed so freely because you know it was just like he was it was just in his nature like he was just so creative and fart different because of you know he fought from that place of just creativity that ignorance that that that ignorant blessed you know he couldn't be beat he didn't believe it can be beat and you know he will fight that way and he would do some genius stuff cuz of that you know but then when you have those experiences where you you know you've been caught in a fight or you you know you made some mistakes in there then you do know better but then those those those thoughts it actually slows you down a bit too because you're not fully react and you're you're thinking of a hair before it was just kind of like a reaction his opening fight the opening sequence of his fight with Shogun mean he's 23 years old he's fighting for the world title and he opens up flying me the f*** does that that that was that was that that was that dumb and young for so long a whole fighting style just that you know letting it all hang out let me fly and that's what worries me that's why I thought in his fight with Dominick Reyes it was going to be a closer fight because of the fact that Dominick Reyes now have would John used to have been in that Blissful ignorance you didn't really know how much you know how better John wasn't even care he was just kind of like I can let you know himself almost in it but it worked out for him you know well what's interesting about that fight is first of all to Great argument for 5 round championship fights because for the first three rounds Dominick Reyes is winning the question is whether he won the third round that's the one I believe it's up for grabs most people that I've talked to thank John won the last two clearly most people most people that are talked to that are experts most people Feud disagree believe the Dominick Reyes won the first three and the third round was the one that seems to be well dumbass scored more but it was close enough we could see someone giving it to John particular since John was pressing the action John was pushing forward maybe you give John but they thought but they said if there's a disputable around it is that third-round yes I agree judge gave John four rounds to one that's insane this is the same judge that when I believe Luke Thomas was talking about this I'm sorry if I'm wrong cuz I'm not saying the judges name because I'm not sure if I'm correct but I believe it's the same judge that Trevin Giles who fought James Krause Wanda winning the decision but the first round crowds had his back for 4 minutes and the referee the judge gave that round to Giles which is insane I mean for 4 minutes cross had his back was it the guy was fighting off chokes Krauss was real close to submitting them couple times during those four minutes and the judge the same judge who gave four rounds to Jon Jones gave that first-round to Giles the dude on his back before f****** minutes around and maybe even a f****** more egregious fight was Andre Ewell versus Jonathan Martinez that fight was f****** crazy that fight was crazy that was the most crazy one Martinez won that fight Martinez won that fight you will broke his arm I think I'm not sure was a broken arm and head are injury to his right hand early in the fight somewhere in between either the first or the second round. She'll be really couldn't throw right hand and it was kind of hanging you because he was hanging and Martinez put in work it was an amazing performance by him and he got f***** over man real bad it was bad decision-making there was a bunch of bad fight there was a bunch of bad decision wasn't just one it was like four or five on a card of what 12 fights 11.5 I forget how many was from the opening prelims it was bad decisions just almost like people who don't know what they're saying yeah especially when we reach the point that we have and mixed martial arts you know I think that we we we turn the corner that mean the fact that there's there's so many so much out there so much knowledge out there in this poor and everything else out then if you going to be judging that you got at least know when somebody is is winning around I mean you know that there's aspects of of Giants game that that was you know score some points always moving forward with the actions but you know even when he was born for the action he wasn't terribly to offense if you will come with his legs but you know a lot of times he would allow he would have Dominic to kind of be the first one initiating then moving off and it sometimes it seemed like he was just kind of chasing them but you know I think that it was it was that there around that third round was that that hard wrong to score but you know it I I I think that Dom had the edge but if you going to be the champion you got to be the champion I don't think he did that Jon Jones impressed me so much with the shot that he was able to take more or less the mindset that John had that that that mindset that John had in those Championship rounds to me that that showed that this guy is you know he is a total package and and when it comes to fight and just mentally speak and you know he's he's my wife thought that was frustrated and working through his own frustrating in the fight for his frustration fight it is difficult to come to his own frustration and and he just kept at pressure going took some big shots from heavy hitter but Dominick Reyes is a problem for anybody has a problem is a real problem especially now that I got that rub he touched touch greatness with John in the greatest ever I feel like those last two rounds should count more personal opinion but John Kavanagh said something on the Twitter page I believe is John Kavanagh and it reflects exactly how I feel that if this fight was going to go on another five rounds it's pretty f****** clear to me who's going to win who's going to the death Jon Jones going to win that fight you know if it's to the death there's no doubt about it in my mind that Jon Jones eventually going to get him those last two rounds Dominick Reyes was hurting you could see him looking at and taking big deep breaths and trying to move and his arms with labored and John just kept cameras and kept kept kept trying for the takedown in that should mean more it should mean more towards the end of the fight at the end of the fight if you win a decision but you didn't you just got your ass kicked for the last 4 minutes that seems crazy to me that you won the fight because I mean I know this is a dumb way to think about it but if we were in a schoolyard right we're in high school and some dude and another dude fought the dude was getting the s*** beat out of them at the end of the fight is the guy who lost teachers come and they pull you off that guy that's who won 121 and I know that you can't score of the national sport the way you look but it is the rarest of rare professional sports because it's the sport of fighting and infighting when you're getting your ass kicked you were you know you're supposed to supposed to lose if you're getting your ass kicked you lost in the guy's ass you went sounds crazy but at the end of Jon Jones is that he was he was chasing him down. It was takes a big deep breath he was firing back when he fired back very well in the fourth round but John absorption has a f****** hell of a chin to halibut you know much of a chance I mean you can't he's he's something special because of everything it's not see something special because of his physical attributes he's very tall and long is very strong it's not just his skills that great wrestling he's got great striking it is all in his mind yeah it's all those things he it's his ability to press forward its ability to break people Billy stay on top of you have that Champion's mindset and to know that he's fought the majority of his career as a world champion which is f****** crazy I mean almost a decade as the greatest in the world chasing everybody that he's fought every single fighter that he's bought you look at them they're all what guys like you guys like Machida world champions Rampage world champions over and over and over again you go through the list of them just all these killers is Just Killer after killer Gustafson you know I mean you just keep going through his entire career DC twice stop them in the second fight he's a f****** assassin to be able to go through everything that he's going through you know the ups and downs yet what that what that does to your mind yes you know what that does to your mind and and just being able to put that to a side or be able to use it in order to go out and still perform as if like he hasn't missed a beat that is hard because it gets to the point you know you get you get anything about if you get tired of it you get you get Jaded by it hasn't been quiet and he still goes out there and perform play that I think he needed someone like Dominic to get that fear going to I think he knew Dominick Reyes physically is a talented guy he's a great athlete he has tremendous footwork his ability to change angles and fire back is insane so good you saw in the OSP fight were knocked them out with like a couple seconds ago you see it a lot of Jared cannonier fight tickets step back and Fire by uppercut step back bar that straight left his ability to change direction is amazing and I think a lot of that could be attributed to his football basketball I mean baseball like footwork movement his ability to explode all that stuff that he did in other sports I think directly translates to his ability to move really well inside the octagon and then on top of his gigantic is the same size as John which is very unusual for John to face someone that's his height and he's really f****** strong to acid that was known that was the intent but I think that John didn't expect he didn't expect for him to be as strong as he was when he wasn't even on his legs are f****** huge could raise his legs mean he's got tremendous power me both with his punches but also with his ability to move Matt he was throwing great kicks he was chopping a John's legs I mean can you fight in John's future I want to see a rematch I really want to see what my grass looks like now with this rub understanding how close he was and then the amount of conditioning that he's going to have to put himself through to be able to do that again five rounds and it's not like either guy got f***** up in that fight was going to be severely damaged it's not like one of those crazy Wars where they like adesanya Kelvin Gastelum at the end of that fight was like oh my God and I hope Calvin take some time off difficult hard fight but it wasn't a fight where there was so much damage that both John and and adamic need to take a long time off I feel like you can make that fight at 8 months after that lie and that would be a fight to make that is a that's a crazy rematch like their faces weren't beat up at yeah he he took he took those shots well man it is it's amazing it's amazing but I think that this is exactly what John needed in that light heavyweight weight class because you know it it does it was getting kind of stagnant and I think it needed some time to mature but I think I think Dominic razor say you better stay here for a little bit and there's another guy Corey Anderson he's angry he's angry and that's something you never seen Corey letting everybody know you f****** been slipping you been sleeping on me you guys have been pretending that I don't exist out here beating the best in the world if he fights gallon and you know he was so angry after he won and knocked him out in the first round and then he's back the years of disrespect


    A Mushroom Trip Convinced Rashad Evans to Become Vegan | Joe Rogan
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    then you also have this crazy green drink that you were telling me about this right here is spirulina ever since I changed my diet up I need to have a couple of these every single day and it makes me feel good my life medispend it's been one of things I can honestly say that's just revolutionize my my complete everything is still it's it's it's been everything that that lately that has you know changed me from a mental standpoint physical standpoint and even spiritual standpoint because it does all meat diet that I've been on that changes your mind the other way it makes you more aggressive keep the demons at bay but it is it's that it's also like if you think about it with you if your body thinks okay I have to eat animals all the time cuz all this m*********** eats his animals right your body thinks that your body is going to sort of take on the characteristics of something that's a predator right you would become more I mean this is obviously like some b******* bro psychology cuz I'm a moron but I would say your body is going to think I'm if I have to chase you down and kill it that's that's you used to be more predatory do you but your body has to think that way I can get with that makes sense though it makes sense did you do it right after you retired you know I kind of not right after I retired it was kind of something at that kind of just happened like I ever since I like I do mushrooms right cheap trip that just cause me to have one of those Eagle deaths and when I had the eagle death I was like an estate where does knowing this is coming to me and it was like you know I was like it was all day of mushroom ceremony and it was all day and I was just out in the sun and just you know in my own mind and then I'll smelling real bad and then I smell myself annoying to said like you stink because you eat dead Rotting Flesh and it said if you want to eat if you want life than you eat life that's what does knowing that said to me and then either that's a strange thought to just come into my mind like that and then after that no kidding like I just lost my taste for me it just and I used to eat all kinds of meat out eat I would eat pork in an hour so you know big into pork and bacon to like all kinds of meat and I was never one of those hi guys at all but after that happened to me after I had to experience it was just like one of those things that that I just couldn't help but go into like I just lost the taste for me one trip yeah I mean well it was what it was kind of started when I like about 8 months before that I did the toad and then a toad was one that that really was the Catalyst for everything can you did the toad 5 Meo DMT we have the toad and the toad was one that was I guess the the Catalyst of busing at gate open and it's a crazy but the Meo DMT was the first one where I just ceased to exist I just stopped and it made me really aware of ego really aware but even the way I express myself the way I would frame sentences and say things I was just trying to sound cool yet I was trying to portray something in a way of not just trying to portray the information but trying to impress people and it made me like feel real gross yeah well that's that's the thing bother you a mammal experience it was a man I just never I never thought that Consciousness could be so fast and so big you know when I when you when you have that experience with the 5-meo it just like it made this Consciousness make look as if like it was a drop in the bucket you know just like a little drop and I got to experience the ocean of consciousness that right there was it was the most humbling experience I've ever had you know just to feel my ego who I thought I was what I thought it was completely just annihilated in to feel what I actually was you know it was it was crazy I feel like regular Consciousness that most of us exist in most of the time is a veneer it's a very thin veneer and through some things you get a taste of what some of the surface through meditation and yoga and all these methods that people use holotropic breathing you get a taste of what's underneath the surface Kundalini Yoga apparently the Kundalini Yoga para I've never really done it but some people say you could really trip out if you do it in a certain way for long periods of time people have like very intense psychedelic experience as I can to DMT yeah I had like a like a Kundalini and kind of experience like a note Awakening where it was like a just had felt like the top of my head just completely was gone and it was it was like I was just open to all like the information it was it was a crazy it was like I had no no no no had like it was just I was just information was just pouring into the roof the roof was this from Kundalini but I felt but I felt that that that Kundalini experience where you see the light and it's like those really intense light that that happens in in my head and it was just go home you see you see the universe you know that thing about the center of your head that's what the there's just a lot of speculation and what the Egyptians were trying to draw when they were drawing certain images but there's certain temples that seem to mimic certain certain shapes and examples of seem to mimic the pineal gland like even the eye that there's that famous Egyptian eye that has that's where they dip down and that weird sort of Egyptian shape that there's been a bunch of different Scholars that have tried to figure out what exactly that man in more than one of the theories is it at the cross section of the pineal gland and they think they're what they were emphasizing was that that is the area where the brain produces all the Psychedelic chemicals they speculated this for a long time but Rick Strassman he's a guy that wrote that book DMT The Spirit Molecule and was actually a documentary on it that I always stood and he he's done a bunch of work with this Cottonwood Research Foundation where they've shown now that it exists in live rats and that it did it is actually produced by that gland that DMT is actually produced in these animals by this one particular gland that they assumed associated with Spiritual Awakening 1/3 I actually a real thing feeling that you get and the thing about mushrooms it's really interesting as mushrooms actually mimic natural human neurochemistry there's 5 Meo DMT there's NN DMT and then what mushrooms with process to the way the way of your body process to become something called for Fox for aloxxi n n dimethyltryptamine so it's really is a real close cause I might have butchered that technical description but that's it it's real close to human neurochemistry to your body absorbs it very easily your body takes in anybody knows what it is nobody knows to do with it see when I was I like mushrooms because of mushroom so the 5 Meo so powerful that you you can't really get a handle on what happened like I came back from being away for like 17 minutes I'm just like oh that was intense you know I felt as if like I was everything all at the same time and it was so many different things that was just funny but you really can't unpack it because it's it's it's incomprehensible to an extent for the for the largest that because you're you're you're dealing with you know what concepts that the human mind can't even grasp because there's no vocabulary to to speak about it you know so when I did the mushrooms and mushrooms were kind of like the rivers and the lakes that leads to the ocean and it helps me understand how I am part of something so big and something so so when I when I did to my mom's going to have a mushroom experiences they were all different and some and some respect you know like all like whatever I do go deep cuz I like to go deep I don't I don't I don't play around when I go do something but I like to get in there were like 5 grams make 10 are those big ones the big doses where you you get kind of scared what she ate it like whole boy has helped me out so much


    The Social Implications of a Man Purse w/Rashad Evans | Joe Rogan
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    a lot about a man whether or not he's one of those dudes that has one of them wallet phone cases Rashad Evans your wallet phone case guide you pack it all in one package you know what I wasn't always a wallet phone case guys going to something that just kind of evolved into I was when I was carrying around the camper Sandman personal Weiland and after awhile kind of transition to just the the the wallet case that's a lot of work to look out sick that sucker is giant every single time I clean it out I tell myself I'm not going to put any more cards in there except for the ones I need but it just attracts the card yeah that's a problem I have one of those Ridge wallets you know what those are the s*** because you can't really get much in there I get like a credit card or to a my license like that that's what I need I got a need front pocket all this nonsense that's so thick stick you might as well go back to the man purse you know what I might as well get a backpack or Fanny Pack I don't know why I was walking I was rocking the man first before anybody else is wearing it raining out in America and Europe they are doing a long time ago but in America was like one of the other Trailblazer I like to say my friend better than ever because I mean I would always be one of us do is carry enough stuff and I'll always come things wishing I had things that I didn't have and I might know what the backward but why is it that were afraid to carry a bag and carry a backpack backpacks fine I guess you got s*** to do you got a backpack you f****** serious what's wrong with you rhymes with whipping with the one the one strap yeah and I can but you don't have to do that then became manly are not manly based on the amount of straps too thin line for women it's like it's like a status symbol don't mean you got a nice fanny pack 95 sort of not really it doesn't get the respect it deserves stop shoulder bag men's fanny pack say how I think I would wear that one but you kind of convinced me Joe that maybe the front the front carry might be there it's the way to go but we don't know who is Grossmont f*** you perfect I'm going to every married man like myself every ride that have a f****** fanny packs to determine its a little bit of you


    Rashad Evans Premieres MMA Gloves Designed by Trevor Wittman
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    gloves to show you so these gloves right here or what we're going to be doing for the competition gloves the competition in the in the training gloves is 7 oz training gloves so pretty much with these are so this one is the so is he developed a different glove for MMA for competition how to make some adjustments to UFC but these are ESO these are the ones that you were in a position already on because when you realize you know when you get the gloves now they like a cardboard they want to open your hand to the other always want to stay in a natural V locked position and you don't got to worry about that he's now getting on oh yeah okay so it's curved right away and then when you that's way better yeah like the old Pride gloves yeah good padding to so it's a lot golden are so that way it makes it so that your your your hand you don't get the box and break on your hand keeps everything all the muscles all the all the ligaments in and Bones in place so that way when you punch and everything is is informed this is It's a grappling gloves going to be like the training the training one or we're going to put a different a different head on the front of it what's guy different about it's going to be just at the top is going to be different little bit more so you can punch with my you can hit with a side casting punch right I like these a lot I like these a lot yammy this is Trevor's whole thing man you know is all about making it so that fires can do with a enjoy doing a lot longer and be healthy about it you know and he he's Travers when it comes to adjusting and making what he needs to do for the fighter so they can so they can continue to do they want to do but like he's made he's made headgears for people too so cuz I want one of these fires had a broken nose and he made it headgear and Hagar that you met with this guy was it was it was it was sick play first up a bit. Yeah I bet it goes this way first yes I can put you guys like that he's a great man Improvement the current state of MMA gloves are better than the original ones that they had a few years back you know the improved maybe eight or nine years ago but still those are better what's the I mean in the NFL and that's where we got radonich you know we just want to be able to get a product out there for the athletes in that they can they can use but it protects him because a lot of lot of that the injuries like 75% of my happen in training swore you know and if we can kind of cut that number down then they can have a lot more these Fighters making these dates and for the most part for the spiders you can actually you know if you can have gear that protects you and you don't we can kind of cut that number down the neck and have a lot of more of these spiders making these dates and for the most part for these Fighters you can actually you know if you can have gear that protects you and you don't got to suffer these long injuries like his ACL


    Why Rashad Evans Started Twisting His Nipples Before Fights
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    very very keenly aware of the mental battles that are going on and how much visualization is important meditating Lanny bassham Lamy Bassem yeah that was a competitive Target shooter and he spent more time practicing in his head and he did practicing more time visualizing that works that really does work out something because I would visualize a lot how would you do if I would just sit there and I was just kind of like I will go through moves in my mind I'll go to techniques and I'll just kind of go over and over again to techniques my mind I will also do scenarios where I fight in almost every single situation like that I found myself you know losing and then find a way to come back after I've been rocked you know he's trying to find out myself just mentally working through it messy working on through it every single fight like I'll go round by round round by round and I'll just like okay I'll set up the scenario can I come by and I catch him to the punch and then I'm just imagining what happens after that and then I put myself in adversity adversity adversity every single time I can as much as I can so then that way I find myself always you know I'll get myself out of reverse o u sometimes I just found myself just smoking them but is always these different mental mental games and me just doing something to ask you today and always doing it right so it's almost like you were fighting without having a fight yeah you're getting experience of fighting in your head by just visualizing would you set a certain amount of time that you would do it I was just I was just I was just go with the flow you know I had to my wrestling coaches in college, Co he was always use always on like I was out there I get nervous I can never tell me what to do with the nervousness nice as well he says you're thinking too much about about about it he said just just think about EX don't think about the outcome just think about executing your Technique and just only think about executing your Technique and how it feels to complete the perfect execution of a technique when you hit the pad and hit that and it sounds that you don't hit that pop you know how does that feel you know become attached to how you feel when you execute something and then that's what you start to baste your fight off of me know how you feel when you execute versus all the things that can happen if something goes wrong yeah it's it's really interesting to see the different strategies of people employ in order to like Focus the mind you know so many different Fighters have different ways of doing it some Fighters like to meditate some Fighters like to Shadowbox their way through scenarios almost like they they they're thinking about how the fights going to go down while they're like slow-motion doing things you know I would I would get in the mirror sometimes I yell in a mirror I like yellow I would I would just you know I would I will get into it because a lot of times I will get so nervous that I was going to call my God I just don't want to freeze out there I just don't know so I would like that's that's part of the reason why I started twisting my nipples cuz I got to go out there before the fight and that was just the kind of do something stupid and silly then it would allow me to just kind of relax in my well not going to bury myself any worse than that what's funny I always remembered you always wanted to ask you about that you wanting to do that I was just doing just like you know I'm not embarrassed yeah rentals on guys are weird things anyway that you looks even worse yeah well sometimes I like big areolas to take their shirt off for the big areola I know I need a bomber and we don't care to get Slappy with him and stuff at home and no terrible terrible terrible oh my gosh I'm just glad I don't have nothing like that I did get big big they have some some boobie weight but not not that damn good


    Rashad Evans: Greg Jackson’s Mental Training Broke Men Down
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    he's a guy that I feels underappreciated Nate Marquardt when he was at the very top of his game was a f****** ass ass that knockout Tyron Woodley in Strikeforce this day is one of the nastiest and tight elbow combination Knockouts I think I've ever liked a video game knockout is difficult man be no train with GSP keep Jardin Nate Marquardt Joey Villasenor Mike Van Arsdale and you don't even Ali abdel-aziz is even up in the mix too but it was it was it was training with guys who like it was a hard go all the time now and it was on those guys that I'm just like oh my gosh this dude is not going to get tired of saying he's good everywhere he strong it was just like one of those one of those when I was like all right I got to bring in order to compete today yeah he was in that he had this weird transition between UFC and Strikeforce are people kind of forgot about him and then when he came back to the UFC you know we had some good fights but he had her already had a really long career it already had some really tough fights and then really tough fight in training to write where do some s*** that you be like oh my gosh like one time Greg had us doing like somebody carries want to side of the Sandia Mountains and there's like you know like 2 or 3 ft and you'll fall too like your death and then we had to do like these buddy carries wedding carries where I'm holding Keith like this it's a f*** out of here and you ain't your fault if you if you make a mistake you know if I would have felt take to rotate every 60 steps f*** that and Chris and Greg was like Greg was always on a like you know like mental like yo you got to be ready to die got to be ready to face death last let's get it seek death then while he's such a sweetie in the corner I know but the corner is he how you doing wedding carry like that and you're literally if you fall you die. come from some of that grit had to come from those Hill workouts we had a lot of great because of those those workouts that we did we did the one where we do the sand dunes Crye-Leike on the sand dunes and then if you didn't carry them all the way up then you had to do it again until you compete if you completed it like you would like you literally see grown ass man crying just like get injured to the unfortunately it's like there's this fine line between pushing really hard and f****** somebody out there you know paranoid you have to be paranoid if your fighter you have to think that everybody is trying to take something from you it's just it's just the mindset but he'll say I was crazy I was paranoid cuz I didn't really trust him right now but I'm just a promoter go ahead and go ahead and just quit having just quit right now I'm and I know you want to give up they want to get you out of here anyways man


    Rashad Evans on the Biggest Victory of His Career
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    first started fighting how much striking training had you done before you decided to compete in MMA cuz you had as ready as base did you have any striking training growing up to do any boxing boxing Batman knockout lies my kicks like I said I've been my mom will always be like every time kicks like Bruce Lee Rashad and the next day I talked on the phone she said Bastille Richard s*** that's so funny I was kind of surprised that you were in head kicking more people unconscious after that when's 222 Florida it was different because Mike winkeljohn he was my guy like it was like me and Mike winkeljohn had a really good relationship and he would he would work with me and we will work together it was like it was like a counseling session we'll just talk about life and everything and and and that's when you know he'll instilling me all these different things you know he was like oh yeah that that cake is going to work that keeps going to work you know even with overhand right when I call Chuck Liddell he was telling me Oh yeah that's the cake that's the that's the point is going to catch him that's going to catch him that we're not when I caught Chuck the day before I was hitting it move cuz super nervous and I was hitting overhand right and left hook combination and he said yeah that punch you know you can hit me with that and you cannot come out and and I'm not going to do it again Cajun graduate you that's what you said to me word for word and I'm like no way and then it happened I looked at a most of your fist hitting Chuck and then seeing Chuck crumbles like a holy s*** was that your most satisfying victory yeah I think so so damn disrespectful you don't say I like it it would just kind of like the questioning was like you know what have you even done to fight a guy like chocolate doubt like I'm pretty much in so many words like you know whatever I even at that point in time fight for the title that I was a server up to fight for the title oh yeah that was that was a Service Media was a little sloppy back then I talked yeah can hate that stuff. That was driving me crazy new real disrespectful to Fighters real dismissive a Fighters so going to the fight I felt that disrespect and I was like you know what man all right I don't care what happens I'm like this I got I got a leash at least give a good showing for myself you know and that's and that's all I really cared about doing you know I went out I walked out to the song Immortal Technique is called that's my boy I love him really solidified everything I was feeling at that moment you know like like it you know there's a verse in there and says you know the place that I'm from doesn't exist anymore and I knew after I walked out to that fight you no life and never be the same brother I want a loss so that was the big moment that was the big mama there was no doubt I was not going to be the same Rashad after that fight no matter what happened Immortal Technique that such great lyrics he's so smart so smart dude I'm so politically aware that you're politically aware he's got so much depth to his lyrics I love that dude keep putting it back he's he's like one of the guys you listen to and you just kind of keep putting it back


    Rashad Evans on the Blackzilians and ATT Rivalry
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    you were a big part of the blackzilians getting started yet and when you have that opportunity as a guy was a former world champion to go there and sort of get become a part of a team from the ground up what did you try to do that was different then had you would singing in other camps that you have participated in I wanted to make it just like a you know the biggest thing back then it was it was that there was you always had what is so many different place in order to use get that one thing so I wore the really wanted to just make it so that our guys didn't have a need to go anywhere else for anything else and that was the whole idea behind the whole black things you know we brought in all kinds of people from every different aspect from you know training 222 nutrition almost every aspect of it and that's what we wanted to provide our athletes were just like the total the total game so they really didn't have to do anything worry about anything except for stop the train and it worked for a while it worked for a while but but it's it's a hard thing to maintain because that's in the very very expensive thing for Glenn the guy who put up the cash I mean I had heard some outlandish figures that he had was in the hole for that place for by the time and everything was up and running yeah yeah it was it was a pretty pretty pretty happy ticket man as a pretty happy take it and it was was it was an expense that it did get out of hand it take it out and even his situation so he got himself in a situation where he was doing so much for people just became a thing that people expect it out of him and then when he wasn't able to do any more than it was kind of like you know people are like a badass guy isn't Destiny wasn't that but he just he just wanted to do so much and had an idea to want to do do do things on another level but at the same time you know the the finances of of doing it was a massive undertaking I'm sure I mean all credit to Dan Lambert cuz Dan Lambert that's not even doing this from the beginning that f****** guy mean he is the reason why these super camps got started and lamb to put his own money and then the new ATT they built he built himself from the ground up built the whole f****** building and you know I haven't seen in person at friends have gone to visit but I've seen it in videos it's wholly this is phenomenal I went inside of it and the man with the blackzilians you know him and I got a chance to spend some time together and just hello to a meeting so crazy and I just inherited this beef and I like you know it is silly and especially the fact the eighties like literally right down the street from my house it would be closer to go there than anywhere else but it was weird for a while but actually talking to Dan and actually getting to know him and you know it was it was a good it was a good thing because you know I got I got to get a lot of respect for for him and just for what he's done with American top team in 18 General he's a brilliant guy I love that guy as a person I'm a big fan of his I just love that a person like that like Dan Lambert can literally change the course of mme by setting an example and by having a gym that sets an example that such a insanely high level so big so many world-class Fighters there somewhat strength-and-conditioning Everything Under One Roof dorms everything I think that was that was a thing that that kind of position for Glenn you know Brett young keep up he had to keep up while he was trying to outdo cuz I trying to do Dan Lambert always want to do something at Dan wasn't doing you no good luck with that Albuquerque AKA you know what's up when you first started there was not that many places now that really wasn't in into even get what we wanted out of it you know where there's three gyms that we can go through will go to either Jackson's in Albuquerque will go to TriStar and Montreal or we'll go to Denver and we'll work with Trevor Wittman in Denver so we have the three camps that we bounced around from in and that's what we are going to get the most working and it work for awhile you nowhere for a while for the most part but just all that traveling you just became hard to do but it has to wear on you when you're in the middle of a camp and your yeah I didn't hotels and yeah it does like a champ I really wouldn't travel too much but like when so what we'll do is that if it Nate Marquardt was in Camp and he wanted to stay at home most of the time so we'll stagger it where you don't need to have a tough guy and kept every single time so I'll be a couple weeks when George wasn't there or when Keith wasn't there you know and this where you know you have a tough guy and kept every single time so I'll be a couple weeks when George wasn't there or when Keith wasn't there you know and then sometimes we all come together but for the most part we just all rotate into these gyms depending on who was fighting who need to work


    Rashad Evans Credits Athletic Gains to Vegan Diet
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    do you put one The Ultimate Fighter is a heavyweight which is so crazy I know can I look at me now I'm like I didn't expect it I didn't expect to feel this good I didn't think that a diet make me feel this good what is what is particularly makes you feel so good in what way my energy I have an energy level that it's really hard to to say kind of feels a bit Supernatural in a bit you know like I feel I feel energy like I feel I feel like my body's energy feels like it's kind of hard to say it's kind of hard to say is kind of hard to describe without looking crazy we buy phones vegan diet I'm I'm seeing all these supplements you taking spirulina and like everything you obviously doing it right which is you know there's a lot of people that they're there vegan but they're even like pasta and pizza and it like that it is not the not doing it correctly in terms of taking the proper amount of nutrients right and that's and that's the thing about it like I I I read this book the mucusless diet and it's by a doctor Arnold ehret and this is like in the early he came up this book and he had some stomach issues and it was you no not until he was fed up and was on like you know what I'm like you starving himself and then he realize he had some really you know it kind of changes is his stomach situation so then he started looking into diet and nutrition and then he he became a fruitarian and this book is talking about pretty much you know the role of food in your body and in what it does and what causes mucus and what doesn't cause mucus and you know through understanding the mucus that died in just the reading it it just gave me a different hold understanding like a different understanding of the of why I'm doing this you know in any game it became to me deeper than just like oh I can't have this because you know the diet selection have it it says I can't have it because you know this going to cause inflammation in I know the deeper reason of why easier for me to avoid the Pitbull the bad food you know there's also a situation with people where there's everyone that there's a biological variability where some people some diets to sync up well for them like I know I know a lot of people that they don't feel good when they eat red meat when they eat fish they feel great now light Foods you know they're their body whatever forever is their digestion favors certain type of diet I don't I don't know if this will work for everybody probably won't work right at me the most likely won't work for everybody but for me it was it was something that my body just was like it's about time you started to start to treat us the right way you know in a crazy part about it is a fact that now I train less but I can't rain hard like now I can do sparring sessions wear like a spark like an hour straight and I'm sparring at a pretty good pace I'm not like when it's it's smartbar like we're not like bashing each other in the head and she liked that we just went weird being smart about it you know we're doing you know a little bit lighter to the head but more more happy shots to the body you know making those ones count and just kind of like touching you know giving it a nice shot today but not like I'ma knock you out what type of foods are you eating like how are you what is it a give me a typical meal for typically speaking it all depends on the time of the day but the but I don't eat no more in a fast up until noon or until like 1 and then my first are you on like a 16-hour 14-hour like intermittent fasting 16/8 intermittent fast and then I eat I usually like like I'll come home and you know maybe like a hearty hearty shake that I make a fruit and then I'll put some you know something mushrooms and stuff in it just like in the Court decides the the lion's mane and you know from this brand life cycle sure you do your hair so that brand right there makes you do really good teacher that you just drop it in there and you ain't got to worry about changing the flavor of too much of of your shakes are drop that in there with my shakes and stuff like that and I usually take that loving my first meal and then the second one to be a little bit more hearty it'll be something with pitbulls and maybe some potatoes or something so it's a little bit more hearty and then I'll have another hearty meal like a vegetable type meal vegetable based meal at night time and then then I'll usually be done for the day are you using any protein powders pea protein hemp protein as long as long as I don't I don't use any choice vegetables Raw Bar for like I feel like my muscle mass is pretty good like I don't feel like I'm I'm too skinny or like I don't I'm not gain any more stuff like I can gain muscle and you know it is it's just been working for me and it's basically just eat to feel good like however it makes you feel good yeah right and you got it down now you know like what kind of foods it's the supplement thing gets strange vegan so you know there's a lot of folks that they're mixing a lot of different dietary beasts in a lot of different powders and different things and blending these different things and it's some people don't like the way that feels when you're eating like that but yeah I was like what you're eating is much more Whole Food baby has whole food-based like a lot of the food that I became actually good cook now because of the fact that I had to learn to cook my own food my wife she is busy becoming you know busy on her own doing her own thing so she wasn't able to cook me like she was before but then I I learned myself and through learning myself it just completely just like took the shackles off of off of me getting a really good menu like a lot of chickpeas and things of that nature like really interesting weird cooking out vegetable dishes everything's vegetarian and I guess it's with them it's a religious thing a lot of lot of Indians already have vegetarian like I just have energy to just go and go and go get lights out cycle tincture somebody gave me some of that I should have bring it but it has like like has reishi and has turkey tail lion's mane cordyceps and and it even gives you you know a schedule on one when you should take it in when it when is best but it is a really really good good mushrooms because you know that they had they put they Infuse there's with this is kakadu plum so kakadu Plum you're here that one of the most high high in vitamin C fruits there there is like his way higher than vitamin C than oranges and everything else like that and they cost to plumb yeah kakadu that sounds like something that a little kid with a really really good supplement and I don't really like to recommend something that's too much but that's one that I taken I might man I feel I feel way better off doing a lot of Beats I do I do what is is crazy like just eating greens like I've been eating grains I just don't feel like I don't get tired like I used to like my body's just instantly recovering what was your old diet like what would what was it like when your training for a fight with typical meals be like really good when I eat red meat like I felt as if like when I eat red meat it almost felt like I can feel it like within like the next 20-30 Min like at my body bring down really fast you know so I felt I felt good eating it but I didn't feel like I had the like the endurance I got I didn't feel the endurance aspect like I do right now you know so that that's been like the best I ever felt was when I fought Tito Ortiz I was eating as eating red meat but I also was coupling that up with a lot of spinach how's it going to spend it like I will go and give up rdr2 get a big bag of Spanish yet that's exactly what I was doing I'll get a big bag of spinach and I was put in the blender and just grind it up and then throw like some apples in it to make a little bit sweeter to change in taste so I won't be so so greenest like grass and then I'll just drink those all the time but it just made me feel so strong interesting interesting now did you used to work with the nutritionist all I did because when you were cutting weight like how many fights did you have at 80522 big enough to be a small enough to be a middleweight either like and feel like I can you know like so I was like in that weird weird space or when I cut down to 185 I felt like it felt threatened drain I just didn't have the the movie pop you know but then at 2:05 I kind of felt Underside you now back then what did you walk around that back then I was walking around around like to 25 to 30 and what was different because it was for meeting to meet me at from me I made from eating me out I will get that 20-plus pounds that your body doesn't have to pump blood through. nothing too like I would you know this is another reason why I like cuz when I wasn't fighting that was the problem because I would get into these bad eating habits because I would always know that would have had training camp I can just cut the weight and just lose it like that but after a while it becomes your having anything to do overtime that becomes your habit becomes a lifestyle and I was eating a lot of sugar I need to make a change for my life for the rest of my life you know right and that's why this whole lifestyle fit so much better than you know if you think that would have changed your career had you eaten this way back when you're competing I think so I think it would have but at the same time I don't know and which way you need to chill yeah yeah this way back when you're competing I think so I think it would have but at the same time I don't know and which way you know the saying I'm a lie to chill yeah yeah


    Best of the Week - February 2, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    radio show sweet tell you they want you to bring up certain subjects we have jokes you know there's not even that long ago man like less than 10 years ago I did one of those National radio shows in the Midwest and asked me do that and I was like what and the producer got upset and I go I don't do that I'm not going to do that and like we need subjects like the guy was like pissy with me weather fake laughing and enjoying this used to be though WOOD Radio used to be like you'd go on WAAF and Boston and do you know you would talk to the guys and you would kind of working your bits you know in like everybody did it everybody did their bits yeah I guess it was a part of it but I was never good at it well cuz your authentic but Opie and Anthony was the first to meet Lee Howard show was much more control do you know how it's behind the mixer he's kind of controlling ever there's a certain amount of times he would talk to you and then other people come in and then you know he had like a bum or more of a structure where is Owen a you would go in there and Anthony would have a gun and f****** you know Opie's behind the mixer just was her watching all this chaos go on different, come filtering in and you know everytime marionberry walked in yeah he was going on sway next door any kind of walked in like he had no idea who we were was really uncomfortable I knew he was going to leave soon so I immediately started asking about crack right into you it was in that pipe it was like nobody knows do they did but there was a new station they were talking about two people about his rest and all the stuff and they interviewed this guy goes, come on man it but it smokes a little crack every now and then everybody smokes a little crack every now and then great quote from a mayor right and Bears won him know you wasn't saying it Jesse did I think it went to jail came out and got re-elected yes he will deceive very forgiving LOL you guys are giving you showed me how you can choke me last time with the tie did you get a break wait I know I didn't but you know new man is just take the back of that I cut it put a little piece of velcro Annie Chen you at the same time but I think you going under the tide to try to start the choke actually I mean you're making yourself on there like maybe 10 armbar or something like that like I didn't really listen to someone grabs ahold of your collar the same thing collars are real problem in Jiu-Jitsu the real problem if someone gets deep on your collar with a suit you're right yeah I would have to get it I have to get a Elsa and Anna have to hold on to this park is it can loosen naturally unless you're really good at like cuz it loosens doesn't this is system to this I think I think if you different we sure you're a tough guy you are actually trained martial artists to meet his I'm not saying it'll be easy to grab your tie and took you to death what I'm saying is it's one more area of vulnerability that doesn't need to exist but see I'm disagreeing with you and saying like I was going to fight to the death I would wear the suit would look good let me tell you something about CIA are they f*** yeah man built a secret service guy is supposed to be protecting the present a bunch of those guys are Savage guns that too and I think it is actually a few weeks if you hear more from these people they have self discrediting but but if you if you found them it's just that they don't deserve in the end and I think attracts a lot of people to that will fit you nuts there's definitely something to be said for that yeah it's definitely something beside me like I'm not in favor of banning these people yeah but I'm not also I'm also not in favour these people being able to espouse hate speech everywhere they go and to be able to indoctrinate people's Wells like I don't know what the actual do trust while I do not trust this state to decide what comes Lightspeed I don't know I didn't believe that I mean in the UK that proven that they are capable of doing things Canada right okay so in that case I'm for abolishing the idea of hate speech we have the police will investigate you for non crime if it's offencive right on crime website website and hate crime has a paragraph on non-crime hate in okay and what they specifically say is if you've heard some Epsom said something offensive to you and you believe that the person said something because of you you were one of the protected characteristics because of race gender sexuality disability whatever then you report back to the place to get the logs in the hate crime statistics as a hate crime even though there's no crime and he retweeted a poem that was B transphobic and people were upset about if I didn't write the poem you just retweet the time the police investigated his retweet and he said to them have I broken the Lord they said this isn't a crime is unknown crime hate incident and the actual phrase the police officer used I'm not joking was we have to check your thinking right now and then when the police PlayStation just one road police officer getting a bitmap this is standard practice commission guidelines in the College of policing an alert on my email the first time they give you if it senses movement and alerts you and I open it up and there's my dog Bella just in the beginning of a horror movie if you get an alert on your phone and back at home there's a guy just staring in the camera what's a good premise for a movie so then I as I'm saying that to my opening act who wasn't a ghost I get another alert and then this comes up oh yeah you can see it up there that's George Carlin that's a man with a wrench yeah or a man in a trench coat with an Uzi this is 10:00 at night the only people home where my wife and my daughter this is on the second floor there is no Shadow coming in the thing it's a ghost that's a legit that's not a person for sure my wife is the only one in the house my dad just like a few moments of your time do you know all this report and you have a video of it was it moving or something but I have a video of another thing in the same office so I can show you this is weird yeah it looks way different in this picture with when it's smaller than it does Wentz large with which is scarier what is large it looks more like a person yes he does seem it seems like you know the light is behind him right like yeah you got to keep the outside right edge of it is sort of highlighted like there's a light behind them doesn't know it is weird the big one that I remember is on my second spacewalk we're connecting this dish antenna and had to go on top of this big boom like a big pedestal and there was a connector that had it an electrical connector and we had or so to connect the thing and without it connected it wasn't getting any power or data to that antenna and I can get too cold and it's gazillion dollar antenna could be a worthless hunk of junk if you take too long you're on the clock cuz when it was in the shuttle was plugged in it was getting its heaters were on and now you got to plug it back in to get the heaters back on in a certain amount of time and so we're okay we go together like it doesn't fit at least two pieces of equipment sat next to each other for like a year in Florida and I like a warehouse never thought well maybe we should make sure that Ono unfit you know what do we do so we're shoving and went shopping so hard we're pushing so hard that the guys inside the space station said they could have filled the space station shaking like that's how hard we're trying and if we see little metal shavings come off and windows they can get in the connectors would like that so we stopped and and then and then this was like kind of my my big hero moment you know I kind of movies they like Brad Pitt saves the solar system and stuff you know this is my thing right it's not that exciting but I thought I had this idea together so I said to the one of my crewmates inside how long till the sun comes up cuz you know it takes 90 minutes ago around the the Earth and every 45 minutes of sun to see that coming up or going down so can't be that long and he goes actually about 10 minutes cuz we're behind the Earth and it was dark and then in 10 minutes of Summer's going to come up to my perfect so I took the the the female side I took the male side and I held it in my glove okay and I put it behind the structure weight something's going to be coming from here so I put it in the shadow and I waited for the sun to come up and it hit the female side and the temperature difference if you're in the Sun or in the shade is I can be up to like six hundred degrees Fahrenheit difference so let the sun hit and warm it up and I took them outside quickly out of my my insulated hand and away from the Shadow and I slit in the one Reddit wow yeah so hot Mansion wow yeah we're so happy we are going Delta people manufactured it we're so happy I have video this so you can end end we are going to the high fives in the suits were doing like


    Astronaut Garett Reisman Spent 95 Days in Space | Joe Rogan
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    this is awesome bunch of videos online of you talking about space and your your your dream of being an astronaut as a young man and what what is it like just to see the Earth from above and beyond you lived up there for like what 95 days is 95 days was actually it's kind of a bummer to be honest with you because you know this if you saw that video maybe the thing is if you stay for a hundred days they give you a patch right 95 and the Space Shuttle Discovery shows up to bring me home and Mark Kelly was a commander because Garrett's time to hop in and come home and like man I just need five foot two and spaces longest and end in a row basically but it is a Russian that stayed up there for longer than a year and he has the all-time record when they come back like what what is 90 days like coming back because I've talked to people gone there when they come back their balance is all off the equilibrium so yeah it kind of is the most at least that's what's most noticeable when you first get back after the first thing I noticed it let me backup is how heavy things were again you know so I like I took off my helmet and I was holding it in my hand and it felt like I was holding the anchor to the USS Nimitz going to brush my teeth and be like too arduous you know does your body severely weakened in 95 days while back in the date back when I was going there so that mission my my long-term mission was back in 2008 and back then we were still losing bone to be in muscle mass as we're going up there too long about us about 1% of bone every month says about 3% low they don't anymore they don't anymore cuz we found out we came up with better countermeasures to prevent that what are the countermeasures basically working out and it's resistive exercise that that does it for you which we knew back when I was going but the problem was we had a we had this machine that was kind of a first-generation of the workout machine do large reps but but low load so you're doing like a lot of reps Atlanta at low weight and and that help but it but what helps it turns out we didn't we found this out kind of by happenstance but it turns out that high load Low Reps works much better as we got this new machine that you could really Crank It Up to 11 and the guys now then that are working out on that thing or coming home with no muscle muscle or bone loss at all wow that's yes Chris Hadfield went when Commander Hadfield came back he believed he said it took him a whole year to recover yeah I mean that was still like a nearly still kind of in the early days so he I don't know which machine he use he probably did use a new one but overall it does take to get everything back to get your full vestibular system back your sense of balance to get your ball your bone all your muscle back to Baseline it took me a year to get all that back to Knox County so strange that your body just wants to shrivel up when you're up there because there's no gravity yeah it's really interesting cuz you it's an adaptation in that in the body is is incredible so what is doing is it's realizing hey you know I don't have to carry my own weight anymore so why do I need this big bulky skeleton you're becoming kind of like a fish where you're you're just you're s******* all the bone density because you don't have to your your body realizes I don't need it. It's okay it's like a fish in water you know that have fish had very slender bones that's how I look at it like a fish yeah and we fight it by working out and I have to workout everyday everyday everyday how often and how much time days do schedule 2 hours now you're not on the machine for 2 hours and it's also prep and nearly getting changed and you know clean it up afterwards but so you're working out good our everyday space weird what happens if you don't notice if you in the beginning you don't even realize it but it's all building up and even without like if you have no hair to soak it up it just builds up like this thin film of water on your head like a coating of water he don't even notice it cuz it doesn't run down and then and somebody calls your name Eli Canelo and it just goes everywhere so if you have it on your arm you can kind of just go and do what do the sweater go flying and I your crewmates won't be too happy with you if you do this a lot but yeah wow that's a video of people doing that in space because you're not loading soda sit behind our bones need a stimulus to regenerate it happens to us every day so as you walk as you go upstairs that load that the bones feel the compressive load is telling the bone hey make some more they take that away in the bone stops making more and that's the problem people say they can't you just taste like calcium pills but it's not a mineral deficiency the 90 days that has such a 10 if you didn't do anything for 90 days at all you'd be in real trouble right yeah that's what's really kind of freaky as they thinking about like what if we don't fight this because all these adaptations should go through or not a problem when you're in space is only a problem if you want to come home right right losing that bone even like not using your vestibular organs anymore your semicircular canals are otolith organs you're not making use of those for your balance you just come purely individual what does initialism make you kind of sick you get kind of it's like being are sick or sea sick but what's your body adapts your fine so the question is like what would we become if we didn't fight it what if we just went with it and stayed up there doing a water balloon become you become the place I think in science fiction it gets it the most correct as if you watched the expanse are Washoe right because it shows people like these belters that live in partial gravity like their whole lives and they have much slept more slender bones and like they catch this like terrorist guy and they want to torture him and all they do is make him stand up in gravity and on Earth and incredibly painful for him and that would probably be a long time to get everything back if you went from Earth gravity to the space station and you lived up there for a year and didn't do anything about Allen came back to Earth me basically be like it would be hard to crawl right yeah you all all your if you don't try to fight it or stuff would come back probably about the same rate but what you would be really hurting with your muscle atrophy and your phone so you would you would lose a lot of your skeleton if you're up there for a year and did nothing and you would also your all your muscles that you don't use like in your legs and your postural muscles on your lower back you're not used anymore so they would just like waste away to nothing you be okay in your arms cuz you're doing everything everything you do is with your arms that's how you move this a Getaround is by pulling and pushing but you don't you know there's no walking there's no stairs there's nothing this affect the way you think it all some people describe a short-term memory they called like space brain and bro I got that too is it it's something that I never really noticed it but I don't know how much of that is real and how much is like like you're freaking out cuz you're in space right so it's distracting and maybe you forget like what that number was you're supposed to remember but if you're really in the middle of something and you're all excited and and and kind of can't remember somebody's phone number it's kind of like kind of like that I would imagine that just being up there breathing that recirculated air it's got to be odd right yeah and it might stink but I don't know because the other thing that happens if you have this big fluid shift so right now we have a lot of blood pulling up in our legs and are our heart it's most important job of courses to feed the brain oxygenated blood and then when you take the gravity Vector out of the picture the heart sends too much to the brain and the stuff doesn't collect in our legs anymore and it all shoots up here and he get the shift of all that blood volume to your upper body and your head gets all puffed up bro yeah like night so my first night in space I went to sleep which is kind of hard to do cuz you're in space you don't want to go to sleep Friday and on that first night I woke up in the mail tonight and I could have sworn I was standing on my head doing a headstand are hands-down I'm like why am I standing on my head in my sleep this is strange right and then I looked at the one that's how they are time and space so all the blood was just kind of pooling in your head yeah it does feel like hanging by gravity boots or something it feels exactly like that and then after a day to you get used to it and it doesn't bother you anymore but you feel congested because you still have all this volume up here so your sense of smell and your sense of taste are all dead and it's kind of like yeah it's kind of like when you have a cold and in your sense of smell and your sense of taste are like not a strong so it's like that all the time that's how we take to recover we have every hot sauce known to humankind up on the space station relax Sriracha we got you know Louisiana Cajun fire sauce and whatever we got the whole stock pile of it because you pour that on everything so you can get some taste cuz otherwise everything tastes really plant oh wow what are you eating up there I was terrible is it freeze dried foods mostly or you don't go for the food which is essentially MREs like military freeze-dried irradiated you know infinite shelf-life kind of stuff and the Russian food is also based on their military rations but from summaries Russian food actually tastes better but the problem is when a presentation because it comes in cans so he get these these cans and even though it tastes good you open that can up and you look at it it's like God looks like dog food just like your jild and yeah but it's just like so unappetizing when you open that can open now would happen if you brought fresh things up there would they would they rot at the same rate to do with rotten America yeah don't get the thing is we have no Refrigeration we didn't when I was there they have to have a small refrigerator now so you can't have anything that needs to be refrigerated but you would usually like for the first couple days we take a bag of fresh food and we took like sandwiches and and and fruits and vegetables and stuff and then because that's the last time you're going to have it after that it's all going to be just the stuff in the so you can't have anything that needs to be refrigerated but you would usually like for the first couple days we take a bag of fresh food and we took like sandwiches and and and fruits and vegetables and stuff and then because that's the last time you're going to have it after that's all going to be just the stuff in the packets that you add water to


    Astronaut Garrett Reisman: Space is Our Destiny
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    we talkin about how wrong they got the future in like space 1999 I think Blade Runner was like now right didn't we discuss this like last year 2019 like we got everything wrong what the timeline was the timeline is totally wrong but I think that the overall overall direction is is right in a lot of this stuff and we'll get there I do believe that if we don't end up killing each other or have some horrible catastrophe like a asteroid hit us we're going to end up living in space and have that kind of Star Trek future I mean I really think that's our destiny as long as we don't screw it up man how far out are we looking at Star Trek Star Trek might take a while do we get like warp drive and all that kind of years and we got to find out how far do you think we are like if you had a wide timeline of like literally being able to go to another planet you know tomorrow is it something we could do in a decade if we really really really want to keep saying that I think he's right I mean it's it's not a question of technology did the big missing piece I think in an understanding about what that would be like is is the effect of radiation on it and the human body there's engineering Solutions we could come up with for that no please for the prolonged journey to say yeah come on Turney what you start talking about it was so right now I like on the space station I took a bigger radiation hit then I would have if I stayed at home but you know that I took was not that much it's like like a tenth of a secret or something I mean it's like it was pretty so sievert if you take one Seaport teaching your chance of getting cancer depending on your age and gender about a couple additional percent can you mitigate that with supplements like Is there iodine that you take or something along those lines there's some maybe antioxidants but I take that that's that's not a Panacea is not going to fix this problem that could help maybe they say take iodine tablets right if you're exposed to radiation is not like something that they recommend yeah for the reactors take that protects the protective function of someone under the organs I can't remember but it's not going to solve that's not going to solve this problem but you can Shield yourself with anything that has hydrogen in it is a pretty good Shield so watered great like when I was on the space station I put a big water jug around my head and liquid hydrogen or even plastic that's made is is pretty good okay so you can have like conceivably a light plastic suit that you wear that could Shield you from a lot of the radiation on the way to Mars is actually a company in Israel that way it is Tammy with NASA is going to fly these like vests on to try to Shield the people you can also put it in the hole and or we can have just a storm shelter cuz there's basically once when we're on the space station were above all the atmosphere but we're still below the magnetic field of the earth so we still get we still enjoy a lot of protection from radiation once you go out can you go to the moon or Demars then you're basically hanging it out there you're not you no longer protected by that and so you're going to take either GCR Galactic Cosmic radiation which is just everywhere out there sounds terrible sounds bad GTR they can do a lot of damage that a lot of energy there there's accelerated to like near relativistic speeds like near the speed of light and then and then there's a solar then you got to worry about solar flares spu solar proton events and those don't come pick those are very unpredictable and some other a little bit predictable with sunspot activity but but they come every once awhile there giant spikes they last a couple hours to a couple days and they could totally fry you there even worse f*** yeah so conceivably we could send people to Mars and halfway there they get cooked yeah she have a six-month window will you have to just roll the dice well so what you can do it you can have a storm shelter right it will you put like a lot of this shielding and if you get detected the spe the GC are there all the time but the solar events you can you can detect them coming and you have enough warning time to get everybody Into the Storm show how much time do you have proton radiation then you start you have like an hour so you got time have The Shield at the shielding I mean if it's a really huge one and we didn't really have any capability of Defending from it when we did Apollo and it was a between to Apollo missions there's one of these big ones and we just got lucky that it was in between so that seems crazy like one of those and bring you back and probabilistically speaking you probably have like an additional for 5% chance of developing cancer over your lifetime which is not like a death sentence you know it's a little uncomfortable yeah but we're getting better and things about it when we keep getting better Technologies better shielding we can actually come up with there's ways you could do active shielding with magnet you can create your own magnetic field around the ship and and ends of Star Trek force force field or fields or whatever so we're looking this way is that maybe we could do that there's also the other thing that we don't know we know exactly what radiation is out there we don't know exactly what that radiation does to humans the best we have to go on his like data from some of the atomic bomb survivors and radiation workers that work in like power plants and stuff to take some dose that's a different kind of radiation so right now the error bars are when we say that go 5% chance of cancer that's taking a very conservative estimate if we can find out what it really does to humans maybe it's a lot more benign and maybe we could sharpen a pencil say yeah it's acceptable what if people come back smarter what if it's like some f****** X-Men type s*** yeah baby kid like you know I mean radiation is always bad in real life but it was good in comic books they were involved in some sort of an accident wasn't dr. Manhattan wasn't that a thing with him as well I think so yeah I think so I'm not going to watch man I think he became who he is because of an accident at the document I believe so I was hoping that I had my kids after I did that it's like I'm hoping that they would like one day he needs kids R kids now I got a nine-year-old boy and a two-year-old girl notice anything unusual about them I didn't know I was concentrating on her blocks and one of them started floating


    Is Private Companies Handling Space Travel a Good Thing? w/Garrett Reisman | Joe Rogan
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    what are your thoughts on this what was happening now with space-travel where it's transferring into the public sector for the private sector other instead of being something that the government handles now it's private companies is that a good thing it's a great thing is that yeah it because first of all it's not quite that black-and-white it in the media it's all portrayed as commercial space and like these over the truth is at least for the human orbital spaceflight they were doing a SpaceX and Boeing is doing with with their it's a part of the public-private-partnership sonance is working very closely with both those companies and we're working together and in a way it's not really that different for the way it's always been you know like massive didn't have a NASA Factory that built the Saturn V rocket is built here by like McDonnell Douglas and North American Rockwell built the North American built built the Command Module and a lunar lander private companies tractors but they're still private companies and what's happening now is just a slight change to the relationship between us and the private company's finances not micromanaging quite as much as they used to they're saying okay here's our top level requirements to get four people up and down to the space station that's a bit of a simplification cuz actually requirements document is like thousands of requirement but each requirement they leave it up to you so now sex is a lot more room to innovate then like North American Rockwell did when when they build the vehicles back during Apollo so that that and the other thing is different is due to funding the way the mess is paying its firm-fixed-price you know are all just like the space shuttle when we build an aircraft carrier it's it's Cost Plus Contracting which has been terribly abused and in has been horrible for the US taxpayer it would have says to the company is you can you could cost cos that's what we'll pay and in fact will give you a prophet as a percentage of the cost so that your innate your incentive as a companies like the Mets the cost as high as you can sell your profit as high as it can but that's ridiculous and and they had to do it that way because like nobody knew how much was going to cost to build a P-51 Mustang before so they came up with this mechanism but now it's kind of been using it to do things 4 in in the third thing is that the company's own the intellectual property so what that means is like Rockwell when they built the Space Shuttle couldn't like build a new space shuttle like build like Space Shuttle Enterprise or something and then go sell tickets on it they weren't allowed to but we can so we can we're going to build this Dragon we're going to take Bob banking to Doug Hurley two friends of mine are to be the first astronauts to ride it to the space station and one NASA NASA is our number one customer they're paying the bills so once they are satisfied we can end go make another one and sell tickets and take you know private individuals so really that's the key difference and I really think the 20/20 we're going to look back at 20/20 as it does a year that everything changed really yeah because the all those dreams of Science Fiction I like being able to take your vacations around the rings of Saturn and like all the like all the private space stations all that kind of stuff that we grew up hoping would happen when we were older I think it's really finally starting cuz this is this is the beginning of that infrastructure that good at that private-sector commercial infrastructure and and and ability to actually get it done


    Astronaut Garrett Reisman Was Disappointed the First Time He Saw Earth from Space | Joe Rogan
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    know when the first day you actually got up there was that the first time you would ever been in space on my first mission yeah the first day of his first time in space so your first view of the Earth from above window down there and it's in the corner okay so it's in the hatch and it's like the size of a dinner plate and I was up there you got a lot of work to do when you guys soon as you get up there so I'm working like crazy and after about 30 minutes I see this pale blue glow coming from that window and I'm like that's the Earth you know I should have a look at that and I'm super excited for this you know so I wanted to be ready so I pause I close my eyes I meditated and I'll call it whatever you want I just got ready and when I felt like I was ready I floated up to that window and I shut my eyes and I gazed out for the very first time at the Earth from space and what that felt like is really really hard to describe in words but if I had to pick one word to describe what I was feeling at that moment it would be really but man we've all seen pictures of the Earth from space okay we got like HD video coming down from space now where is just spectacular you can see stuff in that video that you can't even see with your own eyes like like the Aurora and all that and I'm sure like John Glenn and and like Eureka Guerin had no idea what to expect and so when they looked out and saw the earth a freaked-out you know and it and it was amazing and it was beautiful but it was it was underwhelming you're so high like I felt like I should be like some Heavenly Choir and that we should all hold hands this thing most people that have done it they talk about this realization that you like it is inescapable realization that we're all on this thing together and that all these boundaries of civilizations and cultures and countries and continents are all nonsense we're really just all on this one thing together yet it called that the overview effect and a lot of guys to come back and talk about that and they really feel it and it talk about a World Without Borders and you know and it's a beautiful sentiment and I and I don't I don't want to knock that in any way in the same boat you know but at that didn't strike me as a as a sudden realization it because I think it's cuz I knew that before I went that you shouldn't have to go and strapped into a rocket and blasts off and look at the Earth another basically we're all human beings I think it may I take the things that unite us are so much stronger and more important than it's been a crazy little things that divide us like race or sex or nationality or politics or whatever and in the end of the day we had this one home and and we're all stuck here in it together so I had that strong knowledge before I went and maybe that's why when I look down I'm like yeah there it is okay I get it but it wasn't like all of a sudden like that the the shade was pulled back in there is like suddenly a new realization about life is there one place that's the spot on the space station to get the view I really got a big window there's a huge window called the cupola that wasn't there in my first mission but was there in my second mission I'd say I got to see you at the second fatality window yeah it's not yet set Express pretty tight it's like a it's a dumb and so you get the full 360 View and it's spectacular wow and we tell the guys that don't get to do a spacewalk that this view is just as good as doing The Space Walk but it's not it's not but don't tell him because it makes him feel better. Don't listen what is a Space Walk Like a Man slim to none when I first got there to tell you when you're interviewing to become an astronaut to go talk to some of the other astronauts and so I went in there and we have his presentation about space walking and it seem like to be the like the Ultimate Experience just an incredible thing and I wanted to do it bad so I went I'm talking to this one at 9 is pretty tall guy those who they can't tell from the podcast I'm 5-4 okay so I'm not like that like a real powering individual little vertically challenged I guess and I'm talking to the real tall last night and I said you know just heard about the space walking sounds awesome I've been living in California I've been doing like some rock climbing some scuba diving maybe that make me a good candidate to do a space walk in the store last night looked at me like right now he laughed in my face what are you how rude I know it might my first thought was you know I thought I was supposed to be polite and this guy like was not being nice but he was exactly is being brutally honest you know it's kind of tough love and you like listen the suit is one-size-fits-all you're going to get in that thing is going to swallow you up and you're not gonna be able to do anything you can be useless so is it possible forget about it so I was kind of pissed off. so I get there I got the job and I go down for my first training exercise which was in this huge pool we got in Houston and it's like it's a hundred feet wide 2 ft long 4 ft deep and we can fit like most of the space station in there and they got a crane it comes by to put you in the suit which ways you know something like a hundred 75 lb and stuffy with urine it to get picks you up and it popped in the water and you float it's kind of like being up in space and that's how we train so get down there's my first very first exercise and I could tell in the first 5 minutes of this training exercise that big tall astronaut that laughed in my face was right to the arms and the legs a little bit and they have is actually three different size upper torsos there's a does a medium a large and extra-large but that said it's limited in in because it cost a lot of money to make different sizes so there's only the gloves I can tell her cuz that sucks in the most important thing but I'm getting my butt kicked you know and I and I got it needs Improvement which is a NASA nice way of saying it failed right but I wasn't ready to give up I went and I knew I was going to need help so I talked to the people that make that suit and it did some of those things are like they shorten up the arms they fix it up a little bit for me and then I talked to the trainers and we said okay yeah we got to think outside the box here if we give you the standard procedure you're going to be at a disadvantage but maybe we change your body positions instead of going straight onto the worksite may become at the work site from the size I get more reach that way and we start working at it and we got better and better and the story is that I got to eventually I got the highest possible qualification to do the most complicated spacewalks we do and ended up doing three different spacewalks career and a big tall guy in my face get to do any space station that's floating around and you're just hanging by a cord yeah hold on tight and prepare you for everything except for the visual so when you like her in the pool you're staring at the pool wall when you get up there and you see the whole earth below you some people go out there and get like a sense of fear of falling write the Space Station's moving 17,500 miles an hour but so are you so it's kind of like doing the wing wing walking on an airplane but with no air to blow you off the win so when you look at the Space Station's is Rock Solid but you look down and some people get the fear of falling in and then they hold on real tight which is a terrible terrible mistake because we called spacewalking but you're not walking you doing everything with your arms so you can wear your arms out exactly climbing and get like kind of totally thrashed in your forearms and it now you that claw hands useless you can do that and you got like 7 and 1/2 hours ago and that's bad so you're out there for 7 and 1/2 hours yeah diaper as well so during a training exercise I waited till like the very end just in case you know and I let one go right before they pull me at the pool one day and I resolved never ever to do that again that's it that's no we keep all these records I don't know it was God that record it's not me so you just have to let it go when you're up there so what it what are you doing when you're out there so if you're doing seven and a half hours worth of work you're basically doing maintenance so it's kind of like being a mechanic or a technician the way I described it to put the suit is like so hard it restricts everything you do that is blown up to about four pounds per square inch and so even just closing your fist takes work cuz it did the suits like a balloon and want to stay like this and so just closing your fingers is is takes effort and over 7 1/2 hours I guess really fatiguing you're moving your arms everything is an denim suit can only move like you can't do this right you can do this maybe so your your your ability to raise up your shoulders is really limited so you're trying to do all this work but you're working inside the suit and I described as like it's like trying to change the oil in your car while wearing a civil suit of armor what kind of Maintenance are you doing on the outside of the spaceship clean the windows getting the bugs off and on top of the space station we swapped out a bunch of batteries that we're getting old stuff like that like not work on this particular space while we were assembling a robot that we took up there but we did other things like we put a new antenna on top of the space station we swapped out a bunch of batteries that we're getting old stuff like that


    Garrett Reisman Lived at the Bottom of the Ocean for 2 Weeks | Joe Rogan
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    underwater exploration as well what have you done there I live for two weeks in the bottom of the sea Jesus Under the Sea which works out to be about no that's are panicking now it's about 60 feet but the but the cool thing was we stayed there for weeks while I'm at know if your normal if you normally scuba diving and you go down 60 ft you have 60 minutes and then you got to come back up or you or you get too much nitrogen in your blood and you're going to get been right so so we if you put it is not a problem if you just stay the prom is then if you stay you build a ball that nitrogen in your blood that you can't go back up so if you run out of air or you lose sight of your buddy or something you can't go to the surface cuz within a couple hours you'll be dead wow so you have to stay down there and we use cave diving techniques and that we did a lot of training for to be safe and we have redone in tanks redundant manifolds redundant regulators and we can head valves that we can flip around so we can always make sure we could get air without ever having it in an emergency ever having to come up cuz coming up is not an option so eventually get out is a freaky thing it takes about a day and what you do is you take so we're living in this habitat and it was kind of like a submarine on the bottom of the ocean but it didn't have a motor so just like stuck on the floor like a big like a big guy selander and it had a hole cut in the side here and the only thing in the ocean that was the air pressure inside glow can I taking a cup and flipping over putting it in the bathtub and trap in the air and you just scuba dive on down and then you swim into that thing and it have been with your pop up in that hole it's like you're in a swimming pool inside the habitat and then you just step out into the habitat so this process of getting back to surface-level takes a day we have to do so we do to close up that hole and you convert the habitat into a pressure chamber and we do is he very very slowly bring the pressure back to sea level so you decrease the pressure and you slowly is it as if you're slowly slowly going up in the water column and it over as you do it gradually that the nitrogen slowly come but your blood and you can feel it kind of tingles wow over the course of a day just like you try to lie still in your bunk and just like read a book or something and it but you feel like this tingling and then after about a day of that they get you all way back to sea-level slowly so that the nitrogen but you know what it is it's like if you take a can of soda and you shake it up if you open the top quickly that's it that's a great now what's freakier being in the bottom of the ocean or being up in space space is more surreal the floating the the Earth out the window the views are better but being a down there was pretty well to ever once we doing this experiment where I had my crewmate and had an ultrasound and we can just tell him it is sin experiments to do these docks in Houston looking at the screen but there's a delay I'm supposed to find her kidney and am I searching around for a kidney and then I look up and look out the window and I see a 6-foot hammerhead shark right out the window and we have a guy in the water and I was and I dropped a giant I promise you know and see her liver explode on the screen or something and then unlike patients fine yeah that's got to be really weird right your ear in that thing and their world for how long 2 weeks yeah cuz that the weirdest animal that you saw is the Hammerhead the scariest thing I saw was one that I was taking a dump go into the pool could you use can you do when a flutter in your pool right this course that Caddyshack you know what the right so what you do is you go if you don't take a tank you just take your mask in your fence when you go down naked we had a mixed-gender crew so trunks but you know you just go down and have to swim I don't know it's like maybe 10 15 ft this not that far and there's a gazebo which is just a little Dome for that has air inside the middle of the Atlantic Ocean like with no tank note in your 60 feet down it's night you can't see a thing but you can see this little gazebo you swim to that you pop in and it got are just about you let in some fresh air and then you hold on and you just take off and Trunks and you just let it rip for the prom is the fish get accustomed to this Jesus yeah so they go there knowing that you poop as soon as you drop in the water at night it's like the dinner bell gone off his like the school yeah yeah cuz this is feeding time until you feel them like the back door the worst are the angelfish cuz that shaped like right up in there defeat down there scuba tanks at night at night with the sound of the ocean like like lapping against the the Dome and you looking down in this endless black you know just a black void and you're thinking about every single scary ocean movie like Jaws you know the Meg whatever they have best all those scary movies right and you think about all the things that could be down there can't help up going with you what kind of freaky and then you finish you put your mask back on and I took a big breath and I went down and I open my eyes in my in my mask in the darkness with my flashlight and I saw like right in front of me this huge eyeball like about the size I don't know if I can have a saucer you know like this pic is staring unblinking right at me and I free I just tore off for them for the pool for the moon pool and the habitat I jumped in there a surface I'm screaming I'm screaming and my crew come running think I like I've been bit by a shark or something and I'm like and it was Goliath grouper yeah those things could literally the person yeah it it is big enough that's for sure and so it was it just a side of it scared the heck out of that so where were you were in the Atlantic how far away are we from like Florida where you at we are just off the coast of Key Largo live down there yeah there's looks like a giant largemouth bass that's what it's like if you go bass fishing they're so similar to Bass like in the way they look that's another quick story about down there so I went out for a night dive once and I spent the beautiful thing about saturation diving like this as you can do basically infinite Time bottom time if you're not limited to like 60 minutes you can stay up there for six hours and do whatever so as not doing this night to have and I found this beautiful shrimp and was just spectacularly gorgeous is like translucent you can see through it uses organs move like internal organs like doing anything and I stared at it for at least just helmet light on it and just sat there and stared at it and it was really beautiful and I come back inside the habitat I'm kind of hungry and the best space food we got is shrimp cocktail grouper you to feel bad like a nice grouper sandwich in Florida but probably trying them out because they get hung out with you that big you probably have to eat so much non-stop buffet for those guys and so when you're down there and you're doing all the swimming you're using a rebreather no raising tanks regular scuba tanks and what is the capacity of Tanks like how how long can you stay down just swimming around 4 we have to and if we can isolate MKC one of them Springs a leak but you don't have that much more time than the standard take what we have is refill stations all around the floor with high pressure hoses so we have these quick disconnects on our on our system that you can plug in and fill it right back up and then you get to go for you know another couple hours so when you swim to go take a poo you have to do that if to wear the tank or did you not hold your breath just hold your breath that far how far you going back but that's all were you know another couple hours so when you swim to go take a poo you have to do that if to wear the tank or did you not hold your breath just hold your breath you're not going that far how far you going like 15 feet or so in total pitch-black there's a light on the Gazebo but that's all


    Astronaut Garrett Reisman on Space Junk and Micrometeorites
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    1 things I want to ask you about space is we we always hear stuff about space junk about satellites and just junk that's floating around the atmosphere how much of a concern is that and what can be done about that stuff it's a huge concern it's a very very big problem in in the in the certain orbit around the Earth low earth orbit and also at the geostationary orbit so they're very that's where you can put that communication satellites and stay over one spot of the earth those are very polluted you knows a lot of junk and it is very dangerous and it's it's a real problem is hard to clean up over time eventually even even at higher altitudes is still a little bit of atmosphere like individual atoms eventually that slows you down it does to collisions eventually slow down So eventually it comes back but it could take a long long time come back to her anymore junk the best thing we can do smarter they get SpaceX we take our second stages and over NASA missions and after after we it's accomplish this Mission we keep enough gas in the tank to burn into one more time and bring it back in one piece so doesn't blow up into Smithereens and cause more junk whenever we do anti-satellite test though the child that is China did one relatively recently and we've done in the past there's like two words because they create giant cloud of junk and and we have to still we're still have to live with that Concepts on the table for how to get that stuff out there some ideas of using lasers that lays the things and in and make subtle changes to their trajectories and orbits but it's all the Technical Solutions are challenging and expensive so I don't know of anyone idea that's going to like just solve this problem easily cuz we seen a map of the Earth and all the different satellites that orbit it now and all the different pieces of could have been identified it's crazy the amount of stuff in it seems like nobody kind of thought it through they just sort of did it and left the junk up there and that's what humans do man I mean like we've been dumping stuff in the oceans forever and not really giving much thought to it and now we're finding giant gyrus of plastic or than you know so yeah first spacewalk wanted things we had to do was had to bring him his handle they were going to use in a subsequent spacewalk it was like it is we call Addie handles just basically a half inch piece of aluminum around like this that you can attach to something and carry things so that is big chunk of aluminum and we brought inside of my spacewalk partner Rick looked at the thing when we came inside us a whole shot shot straight through it like a millimeter in diameter is really small but it went right through half-inch thick solid aluminum he looked at that he said man if they hit one of us and he didn't have the finish that statement cuz of the stuff is moving generally speaking about 10 kilometers per second so it's like roughly 10 times as fast as a rifle bullet so something like that hits you could be a Fleck of paint hitting you at that velocity of a hitch in the suit you're in a hundred percent oxygen environment and you're just going to Flame up I mean instantly can bosses can be really bad day so he didn't have to like you said you know when he said that he'd have to finish it and we both looked at it and then I looked at him and said yeah but you're six-foot-four so statistically what it does is a couple times I was inside the space station at her just take a hit but I didn't hear the so that ping is probably something bouncing off something or going through something so the station at shielding it's called Whipple shielding and it's basically a piece of of a wall a thin piece of metal that stands off from the hole so the thin piece of mail is never going to stop this thing but it would hit that hypervelocity it breaks up into lots of little tiny pieces and it's almost like a fluid that point is like these look like at that come with a cloud of dust and then when it hits the whole there's individual pieces don't penetrate so just it just shatters it and that was that works at window it had it is hit the shuttle when do you know it has multiple pains and its really really strong but we came home with big it looks like La Quinta Rockets kicked up and it tastes really yeah we've we've seen that wow that's a little scary Jesus Christ a little about micro meteors and then there are micrometeorites but there are those two when you get out of way from Earth orbit like if we're going to go back to the Moon then there's no more human-made junk but there is those micrometer I just out there and that they could do the same kind of damage but there's a lot fewer of them the density of those things is a lot less than what you experienced so it's if you're going tomorrow I'd worry about the radiation first and then micrometeorites I like down the list to see so many things to think about


    Elon Musk Wants to Die on Mars?
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    and hopefully we will be able to use this one like a hundred times at least now is there any Innovation or any breakthroughs in fuel and in the type of propulsion systems that you need me to do it conceivably is there ever going to be a time where we have like a like a Star Wars X fighter that can just go shoot off onto its own that you know there's a potential for more advanced more efficient thrust engines in and probably one of the most promising ones in the new term is actually a nuclear engine a nuclear thermal pocket where you instead of using combustion to propel hot gases out the back of your nozzle you refuse a nuclear reactor and you take hydrogen nuflo it over that the heated up like super hot and shoot out the back without lighting it on fire and if you do that you can actually get much more thrust at with much less mass of a few like a smaller fuel tank but more thrust overtime so that's one possible way to go so it's conceivable that wonder that could be a standalone unit doesn't need thrusters that eject it still would look like a regular rocket cuz at the back of the of the nozzle still have like Fire come out the back but we just be superheated instead of letting on a fire to heat it up you do it there you go. So the top one is traditional in the second one's a nuclear one man in flying over the reactor instead of having liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen then you just all you need is a liquid hydrogen's wow that's one way but it is short-term the advance you're sitting there with that starhopper is that it's still a traditional chemical propulsion rocket so it's got fuel and oxidizer which is liquid oxygen has no oxygen up there to have fire you need to Pyramid right so you need the oxygen and the fuel and a spark and you have to bring your own oxygen if you're in space cuz you can use the you know how that was so you carry liquid oxygen and some fuel and in the Falcon 9 for example its is basically kerosene it's Rocket Fuel base rp1 but it's basically kerosene mixed with liquid liquid oxygen the engine you saw in that starhopper is advancing different cuz what he uses it still uses liquid oxygen but instead of kerosene that uses liquid methane and is actually not as efficient it doesn't have a quite that the specific impulse which is a measure of efficiency it doesn't have that quite as good as hydrogen it's better than kerosene but not quite as good as hydrogen but here's a thing you can make it on Mars and that's why that's why you aren't feeling that engine because you can go to Mars and you don't have to bring your gas to come home so that was the big knock on going to Mars for the longest time is that you never be able to return you do you have to have to wait two years for the trajectory for the plans to come back around when do they come home so you do at the stay awhile but did the beautiful thing is if you can go someplace and and gas up again fill up your tank without having to bring all the gas with you that's huge right you can you can be so much you can carry so much more that way and and that's what you can with a carbon dioxide it's in the Martian atmosphere and the water that's in the ice that's on the surface of Mars you can have a reaction process by that allows you to create to take those two things make liquid meth and you can have that a tank of that ready to go and all done robotically you can get the Telemetry back saying we got the gas and then you go now how much are things can accelerate now that you have all these different companies competing against each other that's as beautiful as it is like the pace of technological changes like really going exponential again just kind of like it was during Apollo so we're back into that really rapid that fast-track we kind of fell off of that for a little while and then I sing about what's the biggest difference between working at SpaceX and work at Nasa now it's a business decision speed cuz what will make up my mind quickly now the reason we can do that as we got a tremendous amount of agility cuz sometimes when you make up your mind quickly you make the wrong decision right but if you hurry up and figure out they made the wrong decision and he have the agility to Dan say Okay that was not right let's try not something else then it works at Nasa you know we had all these contractors and suppliers and and a very cumbersome kind of system that we took a long time to make sure we made the right decision because changing things was prohibitively costly but SpaceX doesn't have to worry about that now what is the difference in the way SpaceX is handling it you said Boeing has something what are they called again so NASA commercial crew program in a selected to commercial companies to partner with SpaceX and Boeing and sews bowling is using and an older Rockettes been around a long time called Outlets and they build a capsule to go on top of that called the Starliner and so this is strictly for commercial flights well if Emily is for it is said that the anchor tenant if you will that the core customer is still NASA has NASA is going to use both of these Rockets to replace a space shuttle and we won't have to beg the Russians for rides anymore what's the name of the Starliner we're used to be called a cst-100 POS 100% works but that's a good REITs a good vehicle kind of similar and its design a little bit and do it while I was pretty dope Wheatley Splashdown in the water and this one lands on land what does airbags so do wow surrounded by these gigantic airbags and bounces and hits the ground but doesn't bounce cuz that that's not good for people robots don't mind but if you bounce like that you're going to be really upset so it just hits in and kind of like airbags to deploy in a car and they deflate and then you're done and so this is on the same sort timeline as the SpaceX ship little longer cuz they're talking about extending the mission for Bob and Doug and keeping them on the space station so they need more training sorry Bob and Doug and their equipment is keeping them from losing all the bone density and when does Elon go to space do you have to have the system work in before you put the boss in the capsule and shoot them up in the heavens he's got a lot of work to do here so I don't think he's going anytime soon he does eventually when when when we get this up and running it does eventually want to go he talks about he wants to die on Mars just not on any text we thought that way maybe we can get them high again


    Astronaut Garrett Reisman Talks About New Series “For All Mankind”
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    churches to me it seems like if you pay attention to the track if you track technology look where it's going things constantly improve they constant with we we demand constant Innovation and we're already wearing these things on her body and watch is now a lot of people wear in the Apple watches in the Samsung and all the Google watches and it just seems inevitable that it somehow or another advances to a point where there's a chip or something you wear or so plate that they put in the back your head and screw in yeah but anyways like black mirror and it has the problem may not be good I mean but do you have a sense of history that you are first of all you're amongst one of the rare human beings it has ever been in space and then to your working for a company that is at the very tip of the Spear of innovation like the that you are at the front of the line in terms of creating viable methods of sending people into space and returning them I feel extremely fortunate you know at that to have that experience I had at Nasa and had the visceral experience incredible experience of flying in space doing spacewalks I'll bring robot arms launching on the rockets and all that and then coming to SpaceX and being there at the end in the relatively early days and and being there for seven years I feel yeah I feel pretty satisfied to see I got incredibly lucky to see these things and be in the room where it happens you know it's it's pretty remarkable now so now I'm now I'm still Consulting the SpaceX but I'm a full-time professor at USC's and I'm teaching and I'm also working on TV show so now I'm like taking that those incredible experiences I had open up a lot of other doors and I kind of like work and work on the TV show I find myself liking there in the writers room with a whole bunch of really talented creative people why just no way in a million years I would this would ever happen to me if it weren't for these incredible experiences I was lucky enough to have you know it's like that gets even Atkins really so real I can only imagine I mean I can only met you even especially coming from your childhood having that image on your wall and now really being a part of this massive change in the way human being going to be able to travel in Space TV show cuz you were talking about it off here before we started yeah so this is for all mankind it's on Apple TV and the way I got involved with this thing I was a big fan of Battlestar Galactica that the Ritu was awesome was so good and that the whole concept and everything all that other things are exploring and in science fiction is always as best when it's like an allegory and the way they explored things are happening in society like terrorism and stuff the way that way was depicted as in an alternate universe I thought was spectacular or something like that you have things stored or is there a TD up there there's no TV but there is we have all these laptops so they can set up files and you can you can give him like four shows that you like how long does it take for a show to download and space let it download it for you which is nice about your while you're working and then when you're ready to watch you just pop up the file so is it like a satellite connection Internet satellite it's it's kind of it it's a it's a KU Band system that goes to satellites that aren't part of NASA satellite so-called satellites of the data goes up to teachers and it down at Ground stations to White Sands and then what's your late-night you don't remember the numbers but we weren't getting at when I was there we weren't any live internet because all that bandwidth is being used for science to get that all the data from the experiments in the video yeah just Google searched random things we supposed to be doing your job in space so you get the shows and you're watching Battlestar Galactica at Colbert Report Daily Show and like New York Yankees game and it just in the background and so now I feel like you're the crack is bad it's kind of gear in space but you still can't connect to the home that seems like something that would go on a movie guy who is working on a spaceship in the movie is listening to a baseball game yeah I mean like battle so much about starting to like now. I'm in the final season in there like finding Earth I'm like it's right there in a spaceship you might be the only person ever while my commander was watching it too soon as I get them for you Lord David Icke creators Battlestar Skype session you know science fiction and science fact and had this is crazy feedback loop about you got to think about it first I could go back and look at 2001 and you see these guys using tablets in 1960 was a 1968 that movie came out and you know Steve Jobs one of those right and so this is crazy like interplay between fiction and fact and and I got to talk to her more about all this and then any invited me to come onto set for the for the final episode of Battlestar and you're not supposed to like the first 30 days you're back from a long-duration mission you not supposed to like go anywhere and I'm like look the only going to shoot this once I'm going to the last time I checked this is a free country and I can stop me so I went and I went all way up to Vancouver and I got to go into set amid all the cast I got to be a focus puller on the camera guy got to do that that that sticks in LOL wow I just had a blast an extra as a colonial marine in the back of a ship that gets blown up I'm sure that show is super complicated to make but I would love 5 which is not the most popular Network and it's also a reboot of a classic show so maybe it had like a bit of a stink to it but that was so much better than the first version of it it's f****** good man I mean you couldn't have it without Star Trek you couldn't have it without the original Battlestar Galactica but but at the end of the day it's kind of build on each other and Ron went off and did Outlander after that and now he came up and he says I got this new idea can I come by and maybe I like ya so you came to the place and then we sat down at the in the cafe and is it okay so I'm thinking about doing a show about NASA back in like the 70s and be kind of like a. Piece would be kind of like we have a cast of characters but they're all working on Apollo and it would be true to real life but it would be the drama of the people behind the scenes as it sounds pretty cool. Yeah I'm also with a slight twist that where we use an alternate reality and in his alternate reality things we start at that point but things turned out differently and we start talking about like how close the Russians were to actually beating us to the moon was not allowed people know about but when I was over there in Moscow I got to see actually there and they have a warehouse where they still have their lunar lander for example that they built they were really working hard on it so we started what if it like what what if the Russians got their first what would what would America then he'll think how would things be different today if that seminal moment of Neil and Buzz stepping out on the moon was it said Alexa in the owner of a cosmonaut doing it right and apple and they bought it and then he called me up and said what you want to work on the show and yeah so what is your role would you do there but I get involved like everything's I was in the writers room with her first coming up with basic ideas and sketching out like multiple seasons and character arcs and all that kind of stuff and then I got that done and get all the scripts and I read them all on a given notes on all the scripts and then they come to the set night and meet with the actors the cast and I give him the suggestions about like how to look real when they're in space and then I like work with the VFX guys I work with a stunt team I get phone calls from my hair and makeup people like do with their hair if they have long hair when they do a spacewalk and like you're calling the wrong but so you can pay a whole lot of money and go to Fantasy Baseball camp and like you get to like have batting practice with the Dodgers or something and they humor you because you paid a lot of money well it's kind of like that I keep waiting for them to say it like okay the fun is over get out of here it's go back to your day job you know but I'm like I'm just loving it that's why I'll see how much correcting do you have to do how much do you get the script and that doesn't happen that you can't do that that's not it depends and every Productions different the nice thing about For All Mankind has a really really want to get it right I worked on other projects where they say they want to get it right but then I like completely Bluff the laws of physics and and you know I'm okay with that cuz the Martian with the hand-cutting thing I guess I just assumed my students like nobody goes to see a movie for the orbital Mechanics for the story the characters and it doesn't make sense you watching something like gravity that was a big one lot of people got really like Neil deGrasse Tyson I get it he hated hated or you know since we're not close to each other out the inclinations are the orbits a totally different than that you're going to go from one to the other with a fire extinguisher I knew that was complete b******* don't get me wrong but that leap were they treating you like you're a moron they're treating you like there's no way you're going to be able to research this was something like you Someone Like You Rather that's your life so you know that's nonsense he's sitting there watching some hokey solution for something that would never work if it gets to the point where I like that's a beautiful thing about like doing this with televisions you don't have to actually be right just have to be believable it which of the bar is it like when I'm teaching my class at USC I got to be right but when I'm like maybe this could happen you know what the TV show it's easier but this TV show the wholesale changes to episodes not to interfere with their creative process cuz they're really really good at that and I'm you know I'm not worthy but I'm like yeah okay I see what you're trying to do you want this guy to be the hero you want this person to feel remorse you want this in end in the end over the course of time this person has a change of heart I get the story but what if instead of doing it this way what if the events occur like this cuz this could actually happen right and so I tried to change it and is one that like like episode nine and Lil Bit of episode 10 of season one we ended up sitting I ended up sitting to working very close with the writers and changing the all the technical content to fit to make the story work in a believable way and that it went when we do that and then you see it on the screen it's like so incredibly rewarding it's really fun that must be especially if someone is a Sci-Fi fan what you've had to dream lives here like I know you're for really like that you've gone from that NASA Tess SpaceX it's really fun that must be especially if someone is a Sci-Fi fan what you've had to dream lives here I can only afford really incredible that you've gone from that from NASA SpaceX and now to be able to create television shows that you can actually enjoy wow


    Astronaut Garrett Reisman: From Space Shuttle to SpaceX
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    what what changes have been made since you go from the old shuttle model of that technology to the SpaceX Dragon crew think probably the single biggest changes is all the we've gotten a lot better at electronics and software so the vehicle is highly automated and that's why we can fly like like normal people that don't have like years and years of training because it's so much more smarter than the shuttle so much better but you're such a genius you're not supposed to use language like that you're goddamn out you're not so much more smarter the re-entry tiles likes and then that's that's what did Challenger know which one was Olivia Columbia that's what did Columbia in the the new design have they made advances and how that stuff is applied or is it a different surface that use yeah so so that that is something it's also not really worried anymore that the reason at Columbia took that damage was his phone like the big orange tank that's behind the space shuttle it sticks up above the space shuttle and some foam go off of it we always had some phone shutting off the thing and in the beginning we took that very very seriously as a major problem but the thing is is it's this concept of going to forget the name of it now described it so so you get away with something for so long that normalization of deviance that's what it's called so it's when you get away with something for so long and it was a deviant thing or something is treated as a normal thing and that's what happened to us cuz we knew that that phone coming off could do damage to the Space Shuttle and in the beginning we tried really hard to do something about it we treated very seriously but it was hard we couldn't really come up with an easy fix and the meantime we're flying and nothing bad was happening what was really happy as we're getting lucky and then eventually a big piece came off hit Columbia right in the wing and it shattered but nobody knew sure and they made a bad decision to not like investigate it further assumed it was okay brought him home and and obviously know what happened so it could be possible to fix something like that if they had known you could have been possible if we did a lot of things like when I flew we had a lot of things and places to try to fix that one we got to rid of a lot of the phone that was unnecessary we try to do things that stopped a phone we also have ways of detecting it so that we would know we had sensors in the wings we added a maneuver we do when we fly to the space station did like a picture of her where we took photographs of the of the heat shield to see if anything got hit so at least we would know and then we could we could shelter in place on the space station so if there's a lot of things we can do at the shuttle but goodnight the thing about with dragon in sand Starliner the new vehicles is a sit-on-top so there's no any for any phone that comes off the rocket is not going to hit you so problem solved so that that's one example of how we not to worry about that anymore is the surface different do they still have the same kind of tiles the heat shield is coming looks like the heat shield is that the material on the side of the cats on the walls of the castle is is made out of silica so it it's it's similar to the tiles but the material that's in the in the heat shield itself is an ablative material needs it kind of like as as it heats up its lights off and it takes the heat away with it and that's that's kind of more similar to like it was during Apollo is a much more advanced can we see that we go there will they give us a tour at that we can I bet wake up my available that I want to see a spaceship they got you should ask was my boss when he was here girl is there as the pain has a tiles but that he Chill on the bottom is is called a pika a carbon a blade ever so it's a different it's a different very high-tech material that is really really good it was standing tremendous amount to eat that that each other's way oversized you could use that thing at least 10 times and it really was originally designed for actually entry is coming back for the moon when you going much faster and you hit it you build up a lot more heat when you hit the atmosphere then just coming back from the space station so ultimately that's the goal for these things to take people to the Moon to take people tomorrow to take people well and reusable right this is just a start series ability is key and there's elements of this vehicle that are not reusable that trunk you see the thing the cylinder below the capsule is not reusable we throw that away that that the second stage in the Falcon 9 we throw away and you know you want hates that Holy Grail is 100% but affordable usability where you don't have to spend like it at a gazillion dollars refurbishing it in between flights and we're getting there in the next vehicle is going to be the real that's going to be the real hope we will we will we will get that Holy Grail with this Starship that that we're working out now so this is a top-secret one that you can talk about what it is you seem hesitant press conference in front of it in Texas not too long ago and she really showed out what it looks like yeah that is the test called starhopper so this was a beginning this is a test bed to test the engine to make sure that weekend but that's fake that's real that's real that is not CGI what is the jet coming out of the bottom buzzer that the bottom is a is there as a raptor engine is burning liquid methane and liquid oxygen and in those Puffs at the top or cold gas thrusters just to keep it pointed in the right way and so that's Landing now yeah my God that's amazing Bezos companies got all kinds of incredible stuff on Air Jordan board 2020 is that start but it's just a start tell me that again like look at that man play some War of the Worlds type s*** like Tom Cruise movie right there are flying over Earth and they were starting to land my God that's amazing did the video some people listening can go 150 m starhopper test more than 2800000 used out that's next days rocket and then that thing is going to sit on top of it or something like that thing and then we're going to get both back the rocket will land on its tail and then one thing after it goes off to the moon or even Mars it'll come back and also land out of town then we'll get both pieces will get 100% back wow and then we really got reusability.


    A Real Astronaut on Ridley Scott’s “The Martian”
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    the concept is terraforming right that is that's not going to happen I think even dealing with tell you that's not going to happen in his lifetime that's something that like generations for now we can think about it's that's that's hard so there's some sort of domed civilization like what yeah live in some kind of pressurized compartment some kind of pressure ships land on planets and people live inside the chefs and you can't go outside unless you wear a suit that's wear a suit inside if I gross to be really big and we also have to make sure it's really really well protected from radiation cuz even once you're on Mars have to worry about those GCR as in yeah really sitting around drawing up plans for that. That was kind of like like if we had to do it how could we do it this one thing you know if that came off the top of his head but it was that there was to raise the temperature or the change the atmosphere that's it like melt the captain in eject a lot of gas into the atmosphere and beef up the Martian atmosphere what a weird roll the dice that would be what time would it take to turn that into a livable environment that you're starting to really extrapolate a pretty far and it'd be pretty hard for me to give you a timeline that looks like giant that's that's a big one but it's as a proof-of-concept it's it's sort of a mean there is a theory right that you can alter the atmosphere and enough gravity that if you could put enough gas into the atmosphere of it stick around kind of like it's it's got it is possible you're not going to get to one atmosphere pressure like 14.7 PSI like we enjoy here but might be enough now there gravity is what percentage of Earth's sponsored so you definitely experienced a lot of the same issues that you have if you go to the space station so if you wanted to go from Mars back to Earth do definitely some sort of energy the. Yeah really interesting thing is like we know we have a lot of data we know what happens in zero-g cuz we have a lot of us have been up to the space station and Skylab and mirror and all that and we have tons of data at 1G cuz all of us everyday living 1G we don't really have any data in between so the question is is a half a g half as good or maybe it's like 80% is good Bryant and and is it linear or non-linear we don't know and that's why if we send people and we live on the moon or we go to Mars we live on Mars and we have data and I kind of moon is about 1/6 of the Earth's gravity so we'll get points in between and then we can figure out if this thing is there's a lot of stuff that happens to you that may be completely solved but even just the smallest amount of G but we don't know Georgie's an issue we don't know how much of an issue 1/3 G is now what about food like what are they going to do with food on Mars are they going to have to fly all the ingredients out everything out we'll just talk about missions that are that long caring all your food with you bringing it all becomes masks prohibitive you know you just got take so much and you know it doesn't work so we're probably if we're talking about like living for a long time I Mars Raven deep space missions we got to grow food so we can probably plants hydroponically like the Matt Damon movie yeah yeah because there's not really enough Dynamic pressure in a martian Windstorm to knock the antenna off the roof done this in the Comm system that's not really really listen I have a long day at work at SpaceX I come home I open up the book before I go to bed and I'm reading this like okay I got 62 souls and I got to cover 3000 kilometers and 52 moles of nitrogen hydroxide blah blah blah and I'm like it's like I'm still at work okay that makes more sense but that movie was terrifying like the idea that you get stuck up yeah the only part of the movie which I don't think was in the book that was not realistic at all was when he cuts his glove and does the Iron Man thing you can't really control it that you need a big hole realistic at all was when he cuts his glove and does the Ironman thing you can't really control it that he was spinning out of control us you'd also need a big hole to really get enough propulsion and then at your suit would deflate I mean it's just that she's not going to work


    Kamaru Usman on the Pressures of Being a Champ | Joe Rogan
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    well I mean it has to be stressful you're the King of the Hill yeah and it has a lot of things they don't tell you when he lost a BJ Penn I was interviewing him in the Octagon he said something like really honest and very shocking he said honestly he goes it's a relief he goes like being a champ and the stress of it all goes I'm I feel relieved to have been locked my friend did to lose is very like the fact that he had the balls to say that admit it but hey it's a relief like you know he just choked me out but I'm happy I'm happy and happy days for for guys like that that that reset status it is the Anderson Silva the Georges St-Pierre those guys it is a relief because you know and I'm just I'm starting to see a little bit why because as soon as I walk out of there defending your title as soon as you just beat this kid up fan can't wait to say oh no this is the guy that's going to be done that's the guy is going to beat you so there's this really know come down you know let me take a vacation we do this no because fans are on it they want a guy to step in there with you tomorrow to beat you always everybody anybody who's a champ but that that's not imagine doing that 567 times over and over like these guys George St-Pierre just have you guys said you know what he's the best know it's like you were good but this guy's going to beat you this guy decides good enough of these always going to be a certain percentage of people that are not happy with anything but I saw all your people their tweet and talking s*** about Connor after just one Flawless Victory 40 second knockout of Donald Cerrone and they were like that doesn't prove s*** you know he's got fall apart and fight anybody good soon as he gets in there with the wrestler this and that blah blah it's like some people are just now absolutely you can't fix them you just got to accept them the way they are just like one of the advice that Richard gave me early on is make friends with this friends with with cuz you know how you get worked up before 5 you don't even know he's like not make friends at that feeling because that that's a good feeling you know or you backstage before you're fired you super nervous you want to take a s*** you know you want a p u p like 50 times you barely drinking water but somehow there's some kind of pizza and he's like no make friends with that feeling you know the moment you accept that feeling it's not that big of a burden anymore Rashad's a wise man on a supervisor that's a very that's a very wise piece of advice cuz it you can really change your perception based on how you approach something just decided it's alright this is a part of the process is what's up big for me right now and it's a fine line between routine and obsessive-compulsive very very fine line because he started on for me early on when I when I started it succeed in wrestling I was okay this is my routine okay I'm looking at the okay I'm 10 matches out so that means I need to get up and I need to warm up my woman was the same I'm going to jog back and forth twice before I get back and forth twice before I I do my lunges back and forth twice why do my stance emotion back and forth twice like it was it was that routine I had to do at that time or no I'm going to the restroom I need to pee before I go for this match but I'm going to go into the same bathroom I'm going to the same store, use the same thing to wash my hand get one or two paper towels throw it away go back out like it got to a point where it's like that's my routine and then I go out there and I perform and I went in my jacket that's why that's why I'm performing so I had to realize that because it's not just chilly OCD because when you when it becomes obsessive compulsive is when for me when it's when you feel like you can't succeed unless you do those that drive so it's like to hang out I forgot to do that I'm going to lose I'm going to lose no it's I had to learn how to control it early because it's alright that's my routine but even if I didn't do that I didn't have enough time to do that because sometimes you have enough time to do it Dino something goes out of whack matches an early but then you don't have enough time to to get your routine and so it's I had to be able to just remind okay you still go out there and perform we still got that special in the fight can you go out there to Quick knockout boom boom boom you thinking you've got 30 minutes to warm up cuz I know you got that coming back you got 10 minutes so it had to be able to just my mind okay you still go out there and perform we still got that special in the fight came to Quick knockout boom boom boom you thinking you've got 30 minutes to warm up cuz I know you got that coming back you got 10 minutes


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson on Monetizing SJW's
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    is any of this all all all the pressure in the Scandal every 3 weeks is this is it away on you is it is it difficult how are you feeling like when when I was going out to reuse thing it's been a boom right yes I shouldn't say this but I'm going to because it's just so goddamn funny I can't help it say that I figured out how to monetize social justice Warriors goddamn Capital STEEZ make more money off this ideological Warfare so let's go protest protest me so it's like I don't know what to do when it's free and people are giving me money sending it to me I'm not twisting their I'm not even asking them for it well if that's not exactly right cuz I set up the patron account but that's more complicated than it looks a lot of that was curiosity and I thought well I could increase the production quality of my online videos left-wing ideologue psych 200 University of Toronto community members signed a petition to get me fired again and I was kind of upset about that and this is what my life is my son came over that day and I said Jesus Julie and you know I'd like 200 people at the University of Toronto petition The Faculty Association and then they sent in the petition fee Administration to get me fired with the faculty Association that's my union they didn't even contact me worry about it. It was only 200 people and I thought that's what my life is like it's like a day where 200 people sign a petition to get me fired as a professor my son can come in and say well that's not so bad it's like it's only 200 people say that online and look what's happening and then the support would be overwhelming for who knows how many people stration at the University of Toronto like they didn't take they didn't take it seriously at all called have me removed it didn't cause any didn't even caused a ripple know who it is 200 people and what was their motivation you based on that old because they think that the people who conducted the Inquisition yes but it look like I mean I mean this formally like 20 members of pimlott Sandra Buchanan's faculty that was Communications at Wilfrid Laurier wrote a letter supporting them so that's why it's not an isolated incident it's like no no they thought they were doing was right this Mass Hysteria ideologies have been completely connected to the same type of group think that's going against Lindsey Shepard in that meeting what what what I say crazy stressful it's it's the best way to describe it is surreal it's like I stepped outside myself I can't I can't put this in a box I don't know what to make of it I don't know what to make of the channel 4 interview you know it's like what the hell really it's it's it's crazy about these conversations are so limited by what you were saying for the day trying to get this 5-minute Sound by then and that's what televisions become it's a dying medium it doesn't make any sense doesn't make any sense to sandwich these commercials in every 15 minutes or whatever they do none of it makes any sense it's an archaic way of communicating ideas you going to do what you want with everything on my TV space requirements on YouTube so you don't have to do this twist the complex event into a short soundbite and entertain everyone no space requirements on YouTube so you don't have to do this twist the complex event into a short soundbite and entertain everyone


    In Space Without a Suit? Here’s How You’d Die
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    and how long would you survive out there with no suit that's a good question just holding your breath just don't well you can't really hold your breath because as of deza pressure all goes down the first thing you have to worry about is barotrauma so like in your lungs and in your sinuses and it's all going to like like an overinflated balloon so is it safe to try to hold your breath that's the wrong thing to do cuz you're going to have to let the breath out like the way people hold their breath underwater they actually have breath in their lungs yeah but they're not equalizing with a pressure as they go down you don't want to do this like freediving right so if you're going to equalize you're going to have to let the air out or it's going to just expand and is be extremely painful and it hurt you so you could do that but then eventually you get to the point where they would have pressure gets so low that the all the liquid in your tissues turning into gas is called ebullism and then you'll start getting his massive swelling like your neck puff up like that and everything you'll get grotesque swelling and wherever that their blood is turning to gas and all the other liquids in your tissues are turning into gas as it's not a good thing how long will that take it's like scooters suits with mechanical counter-pressure that squeeze and hold it in like a blood pressure cuff kind of pressure kind of thing so you could do that it's like industrial vacuum Chambers and 1 test chamber and NASA once had an accident and we moment vacuum Chambers and 1 test chamber and NASA once had an accident and we've momentarily is subjected People Too Close to space vacuum the very quickly got it back the pressure and they were okay so all the bubbles just


    What is it Like to Work for Elon Musk?
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    what is the timeline in terms of like does SpaceX have multiple stage timeline like a timeline for incorporating the dragon crew and then a timeline for the starhopper and then a timeline for additional projects in the future like as it is he thinking along these lines of like like charted out progress oh yeah yeah when we have a self-sustainable colony on Mars sooner or later that's the prison by which he makes every like every single decision he makes it makes it through that prism yeah so he's got an idea and he'll keep pushing and and you know he gives us aggressive timelines that we have to work too and we work really hard to try to try to meet him it's hard when you're doing stuff that this does this complicated to predict exactly how long it's going to take so yeah we end up off and falling a little bit behind but we that's the case though with everything that's that crazy right specialty lines never write notes predictions all wacky inventions there always a little off but we think such a smart guy and he's the most he is really the most driven person I think I've ever met I'll give you a story that the kind of Illustrated once interview 50 minutes and they interviewed at Elon and and myself and Scott Pelley was the anchor he talked to us and he said to me why did you leave NASA and come work for SpaceX you had like the best gig in the world you know going up on rockets and stuff why would you do that and I said well if you can go back in time and you are young engineer and had the opportunity to like get in on the ground floor and work with Howard Hughes when he was like doing all the crazy stuff he was doing it in his which want to be a part of that it's got probably look at me like with a deer in the headlights look cuz I don't think he knew what I was talking about but I was like that's what but then I realized as soon as I say that like oh my God I just made a terrible strategic error I compared my boss to Howard Hughes and know things didn't end up that well for Howard you know he went crazy and how's it going now I really kind of stepped in it right so it took a while I was like months later we were driving it in a rental car Just the Two of Us in Florida we were had a meeting at Nasa and we're driving back to the airport to get on his airplane to come back to LA and I'm driving the car sitting in the passenger seat and I said hey boss on TV and I compared to that Howard Hughes I just want you to know I was comparing you to the young dashing Starlet dating Howard Hughes not the old decrepit peeing in jars fingernail. he'll consider it and he'll kind of go into this unless I get transol stare off into space is too and you can see the wheels turning heat focusing at all of his intellect which is considerable on this one question and that's what was happening so I waited and then he turned back to me said you know Garrett I don't think it's an apt comparison okay good good why but I'm curious why do you think that and he said well none of Howard's designs as brilliant as they were ended up really changing the way we live our lives so we don't send like he made that the Spruce Goose which is an incredible airplane was all would you know trying to solve the problem during the war of rationing Goods across the oceans and giant wooden airplanes we don't do that the H1 racer was a beautiful airplane but it was a one-off and Eveready led to a large shirt designs that changed the way people live there so that was his objection was not that like I was comparing him to some creep but that he wants is really important to him to have the legacy of Jurassic Lee impacting the way all of us live our lives a kind of the way Steve Jobs did or others that that really move the ball downfield for Humanity that's what's driving he's such an unusual that you could make any kind of rational compares two other than maybe Nikola Tesla will you really stop and think what he's done and the fact that he doesn't know simultaneously these involving the boring project he's involved in Tesla and SpaceX all simultaneously and Tesla home solar all the the solar panels in the making solar tiles for roofs and he's doing so many different things at the same time it's it's almost impossible like it. I don't understand how he does it I still don't understand it you know it it's like kind of burn myself out just trying to do one of those things that is all of them and end and he does have all the advantages of wealth which helps you know so like he'll have meetings with us and he'll walk out of his last meeting and he'll walk across the street to Hawthorne airport hop on his jet and he's at Palo Alto in a couple hours and you can be first thing in the morning at Tesla he's got a staff to help some and you know he's got those advantages he he that isn't it anyway describe what are or that doesn't explain why he's able to do what he does I don't know how he does it to be honest the next stage of humanity people are evolving he's he's like looking at us from the next spot he's like hey guys I've got some ideas he's just an idea Factory and end his is knowledge I mean I've met a lot of super super smart people but they usually super super smart on one thing and he's able to have conversations with our top engineer's about the software and no the most Arcane aspects of that and it helped turn to our manufacturing engineers and and have discussions about some really esoteric welding process for some crazy alloy and and he'll just go back and forth and his ability to do that across all the different Technologies rockets and cars and everything else he does that's what really impresses me also the lack of burnout cuz he's been doing it at this incredible rate 16 hours a day for how long is whole life I think that's nuts I know and he still hungry for it and it is still taking on these new projects in new ideas and yeah you know what that pays seven seven years was a bad as like as much as I could take I know but it's just very confusing to me I just feel so stupid when I'm around him ultimate goal is to create some sort of a colony on Mars but he believes that this technology will continue to and to the point we will we will be leaving our solar system we will be making human trips into other solar systems into actual deep space yeah I mean hopefully that's at some point if we're going to survive you take a really long view you know the solar system is not going to last forever kids relaxed not in our lifetime they're so funny but but eventually we're going to have to find a new home if we're going to last forever and we all hoped it would last forever as a species right so at least most of us too so we got to get there but we got plenty of time and short-term important thing is at least getting out so not in just one place in the solar system because this you know something bad happened to this planet we got no backup and particularly if there is a natural situation supervolcano supervolcano tracked but someone like him to concentrate on solutions to some of the environmental problem we created for ourselves here that's really that's that was the thought behind Tesla I mean so so Tess was kind of like playing a save this planet and SpaceX is kind of plan B if you look at it that way weird to have a guy like that amongst us you know that we are working on so you just said that's one of the ways he does his time management this went away as he is able to do all these things just like he doesn't sit around and and and and Bs with you about like what's going on with the lesson or link the company was making the chips at so going to sign up for that I want to be an early adopter but once it does happen and it really does remarkably increase your your ability to interface with data that's the idea right said it ramps up the bandwidth and which people can access ideas and information is going to change the way we interface yeah being kind of extreme Have and Have Nots situation I get too far behind you are today I left behind you or if you have no internet access can you wear if you have no internet access right and then this would be kind of this could be like you're not another level of that yeah I'm worried I'm worried about that I got other things to keep me up at 9


    Is the Carnivore Diet Clearing Up Joe Rogan's Vitiligo?
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    Brett you know I'm on this all meat diet and I know you have a family a little bit later this weekend and I had ice cream Friday night or Saturday night I had all kinds I had Girl Scout cookies a bunch of Girl Scout cookies and dude I'm telling you Sunday my back was hurting really play my back was hurting everything was like my knee was hurting all this like inflammation is crazy puffy one day back 2 days cuz today is Tuesday so I ate carnivore Monday and Tuesday everything's normal Yet full on me for months whole month today to usually to be a small meal around noon after workout and then dinner. All right and no eggs no eggs and fish eggs fish meat meat to snow at all to pieces of chili mango the entire amount to Glorious of chili mango I legitimately feel guilty but with chili powder it's it's Mexican big-hitting Mexican commands right yeah so good so good I got the sweetness from the dried mangoes yeah but it's got the spiciness from the chili powder World carnivore month and I know quite a few people that have done it and that have had some serious results and serious results with autoimmune issues too and I have Vitiligo is an autoimmune disease that causes you to have these patches we don't have pigment a really and this month I have the best results that I've ever had with Vitiligo a battery in the end it comes and goes it comes and goes depending upon how well I'm taking care of myself but this this month it's about all the spots fill in and like a pretty rapid rate really people with eczema had a spectacular results with it now what if you were to suggest to someone who wouldn't eat just meat what percentage meet after going through this do you think he would I think the problem is not plants as much as the problem really is refined sugar carbohydrates and b******* that's what I think I think that's the problem is cheese counting that you can eat cheese you can eat cheese real animal product I think for most people the real problem is junk you know candy sugar the problem is cheese counting that you can eat cheese you can eat cheese real animal products for most people the real problem is junk you know Mandy sugar glorious bread


    Tom Papa Has a Ghost in His House | Joe Rogan
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    it has a difference and then you know if you want to go further and talk about the ghost that show up, so you have a picture of a golden I show you that I don't ever show you that Jamie I don't think you have a ghost ghost where are your house I apologize if I'm repeating myself I don't know if you are I don't remember but I got one of those cameras how do you open email the first time if it senses movement and alerts you and I open it up and there's my dog Bella just you get an alert on your phone and back at home there's a guy just staring in the camera so then I guess I'm saying that to my opening act who wasn't a ghost I get another alert and then this comes up oh yeah you can see it up there found out look at that bro that's delete Chris keep away from Tom something you might not know but that's that's a man with a wrench yeah or a man in a trench coat with an Uzi this is 10:00 at night the only people who were my wife and my daughter this is on the second floor there is no Shadow coming in the thing it's a ghost that's a legitimate that's not a person for sure wife is the only one in the house and you think that's a gun is in could be a clipboard maybe just a really annoying surveyor from the dead a few moments of your time what does large it looks more like a person can make an even bigger Jamie can you make his image larger I have a ghost in my house then we hear things yes it does seem it seems like you know the light is behind him right like yeah you got to keep the outside right edge of it is sort of highlighted like there's a light behind them doesn't know it is weird over here ready to sauce and bread so have you ever had an experience that you could say you think is probably a ghost cause that everybody in the house has had a little something cuz your household it's not old I would like Poltergeist ride is over an Indian burial ground you never know what look at this video in the same office from The Nest video what's going on what am I looking at here did the thing move again bro 100% flies around doing lupd lose that's a bug is probably a moth oh my God you're a little fruitcake you're crazy person that's a bug do you want to see me I would dare ever happen to me real quick would be all in two dots above all right that's how it goes Its Tinkerbell that's what it is my wife thought someone was standing right behind her she's doing the laundry photos my daughter and turned in this note that was all that's so f****** thank you Jamie let's watch this what's watches at home can last stop any bug that's a bug video artifacts because it's moving very fast from the screen there's a precedent to this you have a low-resolution camera that's in front of your desk security camera low-resolution doesn't take a lot of frames per second the reason why it's so elongated is because it's passing by his camera and a thing as taking multiple exposures while while it moves through there's a thing called sounds of who actually elects George Carlin it's pretty cool out of your desk yeah the there's a thing called Roswell rods see how it looks so long like that uh and Roswell rods there was this guy me and Eddie Bravo back in the smoke too much weed everyday days we were convinced that there were these things that were moving too fast for the human eye to see and the other is gelatinous jellyfish-like creature that shaped like a tube that's right above your cursor Jamie is right right there on that one sort of iconic image of the Roswell Rod had me convinced like oh my God documentary I think a couple of documentaries I think of you go to Roswell rods, Idaho website dedicated to Atia it is nothing but a video artifact once there's a show called one of those monster shows f****** one of those History Channel shows in front of this fireplace or find this campfire yeah one of them he was actually Lantern but whatever it was they set up these two cameras one of them was standard resolution and the other wasn't was HD captured multiple frames per second like many many men in France riots very for high-resolution and in that one you clearly see bugs clearly see in the other one that's low resolution and it doesn't capture as many frames per second all those images are stretched out and it looks like tubes so exact same place at the exact same time with two cans right next to each other very different images one of them is all stretched out from a low-resolution camera like your security camera the other one is high resolution you can see it clearly a but I guarantee you 1 million percent that is a f****** bug alright I'll buy that one see if you can find that I can convince but that other one we all have a nice old church theaters The Comedy Store belly room scares me sometimes yeah I'm taking people up there just stand here and tell me if you don't feel weird in the belly room or something the dressing area whenever you're back there by yourself that's a weird feeling so sketchy but yeah that's a really weird feeling a pound of cocaine at night kicked out. Abercrombie stores get me kicked out of his home and his wife and I'll get out f*** you know I'm going to God damn, so he went to The Comedy Store to the thing he was working security at the store so we had keys to be at least I'm going to sleep on the stage I'm going to make it up here pitch black hello it's Carl I'm sleeping here if anybody's here wondering then here's cheers moving the clink clink clink clink is what the f*** is going on hello into the crowd into where the seats are and then another door shut and it's gone and he's laying on the ground in in the middle of the main room with a bunch of knocked over chairs something I grabbed his ankle and pulled him off the stage or or he did a lot of coke with Kennison he was right he was another one yeah what's a great store that is a great Sergeant he told it on stage one night at the store


    Joe Rogan Reports Back After a Month on Carnivore Diet
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    Rebel Wilson and committed to losing weight she's lost a ton of weight and people are mad at her are they really are being big they like her being big because she's big and I'm big and everyone's big and it's okay to be big and I heard it's healthy to be big and so like people are criticizing her for losing weight as well a little longer and then you're turning on us well she became a role model for certain people I guess and maybe this weekend and then I fasted Sunday night till Monday I went to yoga Monday morning didn't eat till right before my first pot and I didn't gain any weight at all that's great moderation moderation eating like s*** over but what was interesting was the pains back pain knee pain inflammation in your body does not want to have to process all that stuff and I think that maybe the route for many people with a lot of causes of pain and discomfort is just an inflammation heavy diet I can get all of that out of your system your body can what go to work on the stuff has to go to work on you get all that s*** out of your system in your body doesn't experience inflammation from your food right and if you're eating food that like you know grass-fed beef mycase elk in oread Hampshire vegetables not bad for you I just did it to try to find what I just did it to try to find out what it's like to only eat meat right when you have no carbohydrates one of the most amazing there's no crashing you would eat and you don't feel any different after you ate other than the fact that you don't feel hungry right like you don't crash right there's no ups and downs and Peaks and valleys my energy levels were amazing really how quickly how quickly 93 this morning I was weighing about 2:05 before I started this diet I do believe there are certain people that have an adverse reaction to some plants that's an Elimination Diet is all about us are trying to find out what are the things that bother you yeah but for me what I did is I just took a lot of multivitamins I took a bunch of different vitamins and nutrients supplements on top of this carnivore diet some only eating meat but then I'm taking all the essential vitamins and amino acids and I'm also taking fish oil so I'm nutritional bases bases right but I'm not doing it with food I'm not doing it with plants I'm only eating grass-fed meat and then I'm at work or elk and then on top of that I'm taking it fat from like bacon like bacon I need it fat because your help in particular is very nearly like grass-fed beef I'm fine but it with things like elk you really do need some extra sources if you don't have fat what would you start to feel bad does not want a low fat diet with low carbohydrates is a thing called rabbit starvation if you ever heard of that people got that in Antarctica is Antarctica in the cold cold climates where they were shooting rabbits and eating rabbits near literally starving to death even though they're eating all these rabbits is a rabbit have no fat on them so they're only eating this lean protein Ryan with no fat at all and you start feeling like s*** different explorers have found that to that living in places and trying to eat only the other foods that they could Harvest off the land they're eating animals like they had to take in fat if you don't feel really bad so a little bit would you say maybe 80% this is what I would say try it straight out and I think you'll be amazed how good you feel now is nothing like what is it like if you extend that to 90 days or you know 365 days you're going to feel like s*** eventually going to start breaking your body down right I don't know but in my experience in 30 days was enormously beneficial did say something in your post about a explosive diarrhea and needs to have a new name diarrhea is not strong enough for what I was experiencing a real house like someone was tapping into like an oil like an oil well that's a carnivore Advocate he's been eating this way for 2 years 2 years and he seems to think that it has to do with the colon adjusting to the factory body doesn't have any dietary fiber so you're not taking in any rice or bread or anything is going to absorb the water so you're right who's going to right now he is yeah yeah he he sent me a text the other day saying just diarrhea is astounding adjusted and now it's not a problem at all really just steak or eggs sometimes like this morning it was a steak yesterday morning at eight six eggs right now just what those down lunch I don't usually two meals a day right and then the second meals usually steak or a beefsteak he's died things I always picture my family looking at me while they're eating pasta eating like do you feel like an outlier at dinner with your family or not I am your wife not like come on I have ice cream with us no lost good amount of weight and then it just kind of like plateaued and I feel like I'd like to be you know like 10 lb lighter and it's working out I'm doing all that stuff but I feel like it needs something to shock my system to go to a nothing will shock your system like this carnivore diet including your butthole but you will lose a lot of weight I lost I mean I lost it illegitimate 12 pounds of fat just that my face got thinner show me my face I would feel better now because I went to Disneyland it was December 23rd and my family was in town and we had eating like pigs at the right is loaded considerably bloated with food as well as night time in the nighttime podcast podcast it really helps if you going to try to stick to something that like a real solid schedule360 rocktober lent no booze no pot no nothing cuz it takes I mean even if you are like writing if you said I'm going to write every day for the month of February you know every day there's something to that like a routine yes or something really beneficial I'm going to write for 1/2 an hour everyday if you do that things done if you decide for the next 30 days starting right now countdown on your calendar 30 days from now you will f****** lose weight you'll feel amazing yeah I eat all the time it seems like an extreme thing that I would not be willing to maintain well that's the thing for the Sultan of so that's why I want balance I'm always searching for the right balance I think a great move is 6 days on 1 day off that's what I think Six Days on a rigid diet a Hyundai where you you look forward to eating bread and pasta drinking whatever you want and it'll have an ice cream and one day write balanced I think a great move is 6 days on 1 day off that's what I think Six Days on a rigid diet a Hyundai where you you look forward to eating bread and pasta drinking whatever you want and it'll have an ice cream and one day


    Joe Rogan on How Howard Stern Paved the Way
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    so wait till it was on that all talk radio is that the guy who would was his name who would he would do all the voices who do all the characters know he was on his radio show Phil Hendrie so he would call up with these ridiculous he would say ridiculous yeah we like how can this guy be real if he would get so angry and other people would call in like that man is so ignorant and then he gateway's amazing around yeah I think he is I think you're right what does he do these days he have a radio show chances are other way can you get out I'm on SiriusXM right now that's different over-the-air Radia I know Columbus Ohio Denver even where they have a strong terrestrial radio thing station that's popular does talk about the show that's coming to our town it gets a sense of community that you don't have another things right and it's live happening over there this weekend a huge debt of gratitude is that he was sued by the FCC yeah I mean just a shitload of money the media company was a company that had his show they were find hundreds of thousands of dollars right for him for almost nothing during the Bush Administration they were going after him is it Howard Stern. Five things open the door for all of us all of us for me 100% where was it's a crime to where's it's a good plan for that most outrageous offences I got a podcast Infinity broadcast network alright Infinity dollars and $500,000 $600,000 December 18th 1992 and then August 12th 1993 $500,000 So within a year six months time even look 92 2004 time they got fired 1100000 dollars census where it's mostly language you know f*** man crazy I mean we think about this today in terms of like what we get away with him podcast total freedom freedom I think a lot of that was open the door was open because of Howard Stern was it say that it says a playing the piano with his penis recorded the crystal jewelry this wjkl JFK FM in Washington DC became the third Infinity station to are the Howard Stern Show in 1988 two months later and stole mail of New Jersey mistakenly tuner radio naked women in For an upcoming show she recorded the other f****** snitch Christmas party broadcast in December 16th that featured a man playing the piano with his penis choir singing about gay sex to the tune of white Christmas in women being hypnotized to achieve orgasm under the referral of her Senator this f****** crazy lady call the senator and Congressman stomel fire filed a complaint with transcripts and a tape of the program the FCC review the evidence and asked Infinity in October 1989 the nation has the material in quotes may have violated federal law by including indecent programming during daytime hours that's funny look at night time it's okay to get naughty karmazin argued that the term patently offensive in its new ruling was vague and the sexual references cited were no more offensive than daytime television shows Geraldo and Donohue which use similar terms without repercussions to or his wrist was later rejected that the FCC yeah so that they started fighting back then in 88 I would imagine that for terrestrial radio out of that still holds right look he's a different person do ya shouldn't have to do that old show you should do whatever he wants right that's who he is now right exactly now but I work for NPR do this life from here which is Prairie Home Companion and I do this thing on that show and they are said they have comedians on once in awhile and they have musician and they are really strict when when a comic is about to go out there he's told 20 times can't say it's like really really really strict and if you violated if you say the wrong thing they get a fine for every station that airs on throughout the network in the evening in the east coast it's so ridiculous it's and it's rated PG program onion on this is the way you want it cuz it's for kids and families and stuff like that but for the government to step in it's ridiculous you know I didn't do this for so long right I mean like before Howard Stern I realized there was no one there was no one like that there was Don Imus who was kind of controversial in some ways Stern who is it just a totally different animal yeah yeah he open the door for podcast for sure yeah all these outrageous people doing podcast he made the roadmap right yeah hundred percent will it show the other with you


    Why Do Children See Ghosts?
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    Mike had my ghost up there before I was done talking about, goes to comes right up 100% guys got in trouble recently talk to the people I always asked if you have a ghost yeah there was a little boy I was in Oshkosh Oshkosh and there was an old theater and the guy who runs the theater so that you know we've had legendary that keep talking about there's like three go something and they're having a cocktail party upstairs in this like cocktail lounge off the balcony and his son the sky son ran into the balcony and he's talking to people because I got to go get him and he goes in there and the kids leaning over the balcony talking to the stage and having a conversation with someone he's like yeah no little kids is that little kids have not dulled all their senses with the pressures of the world and all the other information that we carry around as in all of our ideas of what's real and what's not real and that little kids are open and then they could see things flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers was talking about that with his son that his son is like I think it was flee the sun is like tuned into Spirits in a way that he was looking at it like me beads that these kids are not like maybe we all have that in a spoke with blunted right pressures and life in the lack of sleep and respond building relationships and in fear and everything right and and also like we Define how the world is Right week we get in our head of this these are the parameters for the world we Define how the world is Right week we get in our head of this do the parameters for the world


    Joe Rogan and Tom Papa on “Cats” and Other Massive Flops
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    who's the really big you also have to think of how much money is invested in them right now and if they go bad it's a giant Financial does it like and go bad means like not make a billion dollars or lose money like Doctor Dolittle right probably going to lose money coming from a guy like Robert Downey jr. was amazing in the Avengers and that movie made fun of dollars amazing then he goes and does his Kids moving it really doesn't do well with those dolls movies in the theater that was probably the biggest financial disaster it back till like redo it and they're going to re-release it yeah so many people are making fun of it watches on people that didn't cover their hands up all sorts of bad stuff decade how we might go see that but it's so bad wow are you seeing all these people that have been in other things who are just not talkin Judi Dench and some other movie that came out recently that someone was saying was as bad as the room so really movie the row seating to find that movie at it without it saying this movie is so bad that it's good that you need to Auto completed the room is the worst movie ever a movie as bad as the room was Will Ferrell and John C Reilly in that when the new one right but wasn't sure Canadian would be so bad it Rivals the room yes from 4 days ago telling me you have to see this from 2,000 was that movie how are they going to redo cat like I already did I think they re edited it and then put if they re edit it everyone's going to know that sucks so bad they had re-edited never heard of that ever gets released elearn internet freaked out there like okay well we'll redo it yeah so much money redoing it Sonic the Hedgehog looks a little bit better better teeth or something heart and soul into the soundtrack and I haven't seen it a hundred million dollar box office lost no sometimes that was Jesus Christ that's headed for a hundred million dollar box office lost what the f****** s*** oh my God oh my God I just keep thinking about them all like being a craft services and


    Joe Rogan & Bryan Callen's Picture from 1998
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    how do you say time with 200 gram and has a picture of brunch at work it was a picture Brennan Travis just pulled your dick out you would never smoke weed and never done any drugs do I go over cocaine that we didn't do I've never done that we had a little bit of booze drug of choice with Hulu I was I was I was I was 28 29


    Joe Rogan & Jordan Peterson on Modern Tribalism
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    what's exciting to me is that I think this is the first time in my life that I've ever seen so much communication on these subjects and I think so much recognition about the consequences of tribal toxic tribalism this tribal thinking that everyone seems to be engaged in on the right and on the left I mean in America you need to go no further than going back and forth from CNN to Fox News to say something's wrong here these supposed to be news outlets you have to come different narrative and that has nothing to do with what we're talking about gender politics and and radical left socialism and Marxism what you what you're seeing and universities though is a radical departure from what I always considered University's great for but I always considered universities great for is separating from your parents challenging belief systems and being engaged in the works of brilliant who you can compare all of their findings and their discoveries and and sit down and debate them in class and when I was a kid when I was in high school went to a very good High School Newton South High School in Newton Massachusetts and one of the things that they did is they put on a debate between a guy from the Moral Majority which was this right-wing Christian group that I'm not around anymore but there this was 1914 so 81 and Barney Frank who was the congressman is not one of the first openly gay guys in Congress and and you got to watch these two people in this Auditorium debate their points in this Moral Majority guy had this you know right wing Ronald Reagan sort of puke point of view and Barney Frank who's kind of crazy got busted in some male prostitute Scandal and the gay community and just Barney Frank took him apart was brilliant to watch but it was a real debate was fascinating and he got to see a mediocre mind versus a great mind and you got to see this little thing and then I was like wow this is and it was one of the things that's always attracted me about the the idea that two people with different viewpoints and get together in front of a neutral audience and these people can sort of decipher which way these people are thinking and why they think about is that isn't right with conflict that as that is the alternative is to separate as you pointed out into two camps that don't talk yes anything is the consequence of not talking is that you fight. That's the end game because the only way you can stop from fighting with other people is by negotiating with them one of the things that's also interesting a fair bit of your political preference is determined by your biological temperament is strongly influenced so if you're a creative type who's kind of disorderly then you're likely to be on the liberal-left end of the distribution and if you're a non creative type who's orderly and and especially if your orderly then you tend to be on the right wing in to fix and so and well why is that what why do those variations exist because some of the time your best strategy is to do what other people have done and shut the hell up and just do it run the algorithm right the pathways already laid clear it works stay in the damn right and move forward and when things are going right it's the right approach the problem is is that sometimes it's not the right approach because something is shifted it so something new has to emerge until then there's a bunch of people who are adapted to the new and those with the entrepreneurial and creative and that way because it's a very entrepreneurial it's a very entrepreneurial what would you call it geography and so they're going to lean to the left but they have to understand people have to understand that the left and the right need each other the Liberals and conservatives need each other liberal start companies conservatives run the and the problem with the concern they can only run in One Direction everything is stable like hire some conservatives cuz they'll maximize efficiency in the move down that track but if the track is no longer going in a good direction because something's changed the environment change while then you got to bring in the creative people and so we need each other and the only way that we can survive the fact that were different and the fact that we need each other is by continually talking if talk constantly it's like well how much of what we're doing should we preserve versus how much of what we're doing should we transform and the answer is we don't know because the environment keeps changing so what do we do about that we talked don't I was on a CBC Canadian Broadcasting Corporation interview a couple of days ago and they took me to task I tweeted out this this invitation to the boys to fill out this program that I developed called future authoring and it helps people make a plan for life identity politics essentially we're going to we're going to be our ethnicity highly demonized individual examples of racism and Nazism Pepe the Frog feels good frog frog and so I tweeted out that my said the boys seek your fortune and rescue yourself from the underworld use code Pepe for future authoring so it's free for one week so they had to figure out what it meant picture of Michigan jfrog behold that out and said well look aren't you aren't you like appealing to the radical right and I said well know what I'm doing I said look at these people are attracted by the radical right although they satirists and juvenile satirists in graffiti types and they're playing a weird to have helped you guy who you are as an individual cuz that's the way out of the ideological trap so I can that's the way obviously what's the way out of tribalism first the way out of tribalism is not to never join the tribe you actually have to join a tribe as you mature right because what happens is for failure in infant then you have your parents two to make a relationship with but then when you move from your parents you have your tribe you have your group maybe it's the music you listen to It's the gang you hang around with whatever you have to socialized into the tribe you have to cuz otherwise you stay a dependent infant okay but now you're socialized into the tribe was that where it is like no the next thing to do is differentiate yourself from the tribe will still knowing how to behave within the tribe will that's the called individualism and that's I think with the West got right you're more than your you have to be a member of a group because otherwise you're not socialized not good for anyone man you have to have Team loyalty okay but that isn't where you should stop you should take the next step and become a fully developed individual and see the problem with being just a group member is that the group is the problem with conservatism the group is a fixed entity it has its rules and its regulations and if you remember that's all you are but the group can go badly wrong so the group needs individuals to keep the group alive and revivify. So you have to become an individual so you can revivify the group that's the called that's the call in the west to do heroism essentially to Noble way of living is to develop yourself past your group identity so that you can reconfigure the game when that becomes necessary and I think that there's a very influential line of developmental psychology get to the individual level that's the solution to solution to tribalism but you have to accept responsibility to do that in this is what your future authoring program is basically all about me and it's it's a wonderful program it's in along with his book rules and guidelines for life I think that's one of the things that a lot of young people are lacking is a structure to how to go about establishing who they are in the world is that what I've noticed when I've been speaking publicly say over the last year-and-a-half because there's a hole in our culture where there should be a discussion about maturity truth and responsibility no one's talking with your life simultaneously you're taking care of the broader Community Personal success breeds success because if you're going to establish name why not established like a really good and that's a good one good for you that you would be happy to be alive you find your life meaningful so you don't get all bitter and resentful and cruel and hostile an idiot logically addled in like murderous and genocide old is like none of that you think real hard how would you have to configure your life so that despite its suffering and the malevolence that's part of it that you would regarded as worthwhile that's up to you to develop the vision then put a plan into practice and so when I talk to people about this most of my audiences are young man it's probably about 6:35 more but that's about what it is right now the holes are dead silent you could hear a pin drop because nobody said so clearly for like fifty years that almost all the meaning that you will need to get you through the hard times of your life is going to be a consequence of adopting responsibility not of Rights and impulsive action impulsive Freedom like fine rights yeah Freedom no problem even freedom to do impulsive things fine but that isn't where you go Find the meaning that keeps you sustained through the storms of life that's going to be you take care of yourself you take care of your intimate partner to take care of your damn family you don't run off to take care of your community you rescue the wisdom from the past you stand up straight and you be courageous despite the fact that life is tragic and painted by malevolent like that's the ancient wisdom that's what that is Birdman partner you take care of your damn family you don't run off to take care of your community you rescue the wisdom from the past you stand up straight and you be courageous despite the fact that life is tragic and tainted by malevolent like that's the ancient wisdom that's what that is


    Joe Rogan & Jordan Peterson on Equality of Outcome
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    actually there's a set of books that let ladies out perfectly read Dostoyevsky wrote a book called the possessed or the devils and it's a it's a description of the initial breakdown of the Orthodox Christian Society in in Russia in the late 1800 and the rise of radical socialist ideas so it's sort of like the prodromal to the Russian Revolution to brilliant brilliant book and the personalities that are involved and then if you read after that Gulag archipelago where he details what he just doesn't that book is quite remarkable so he said looked over tens of millions of people killed from 1919 to 1959 in the Soviet Union and it as a consequence of internal repression and it's so Dreadful that words can't do it justice mean it's absolutely Dreadful what happened in the Soviet Union just for starters 6 million ukrainians died because of starvation all the food that the collective Farmers newly collectivized Farmers had produced which wasn't very much by the way was taken from them and brought to the city's so the farmer starve to death some children and all your grain had been shipped off to the cities and you thought well I'm not going to have my children starve to death in the field and I'm going to go on my hands and knees and I'm going to pick up the grains that are left over that the Harvesters didn't count get and I'm going to feed those to my kids punishable by death you were supposed to hand in those extra bits of green so that they could be shipped to the city as well that was just the beginning of the fun in the Soviet Union and what sort of medicine did was say look this wasn't a consequence of the Marxist system gone wrong this was a consequence of the Mark's assistant it was an inevitable consequence of the axioms of the Marxist system and any delays that out and it's you got it right and what is the price but what is the connection how much tyranny you have to impose in order to produce something like equality of outcome either the in Thomas Howells talked about this little bit what the people who are equality of outcome don't understand is that you have to cede so much power to the authorities to the government in order to ensure equality of outcome that a tyranny is inevitable and that's right this is also a big technical problem is like well what measure of outcome you know there's lots of outcomes like how happy are you how much pain are you in how healthy are you how much money do you have how much opportunity for movement forward do you have what's the width of your Social connections like what's the quality of your friendships do you have exposure to art and literature like you know you can multiply the number of dimensions of a valuation between people innumerable there's just all sorts of ways to classify people you going to get the equality of outcome on every one of those measures is like everyone going to have to be equally happy in the relationship and if not why not what why why stop with economic why stop with pay there's no place to stop so and that's it then that's a huge technical problem because there is no place to stop there will be no stopping like nobody else nobody can have anything that everyone else doesn't have it that's the ultimate outcome of equality of outcome what you think about what that would mean it's terrible what instantly you think do it well there's nothing but a tyrannical system couldn't post that have you ever debated in Marshall supporter of your debated someone who is pro equality of outcome know they don't debate me supposed to be friendlier I suppose but no I haven't because people don't do it they don't ask me to do it but what is it about that idea or that ideology about Marxism that's so attractive to Young students and to University Park Dennis upset that would be wise the left-wing attractive will the left-wing is necessary because inequality does spiral out of control and so there has to be a political voice for the dispossessed and you don't want people to stack up at zero and where they can't play the game at all it's a bad idea not only do you not if people stack up at zero they're too poor to get ahead at all let's say there to Port open a bank account there too poor to buy enough food like they're stuck at 0 and they can't get out of it it's a really bad seeing because that's a lot of suffering and that's not so good second of all well at least in principle a lot of those people might be what might have something to offer the world or their children might and you want to open up Avenues of opportunity to them so that they can succeed but so that everyone else can benefit from their success so and then the next thing is well if the inequality gets out of hand too much then the whole society starts to destabilize because if you get enough people stacked up a 0 special young man enough young men stocked up at zero they think the hell with it will just flip the whole board over and it'll settle in a new configuration and maybe we won't be stuck at 0 in the new configuration so it's foments revolutionary thinking who has lots of reasons to be concerned about inequality until you need a voice on the left to say look we got to parameterize the the tendency towards inequality so that it doesn't destabilize the entire Society so that it's everybody has an opportunity to advance right you need that chemical reason for the necessity of the left and then I think its attractive because well because young people can be resentful part because they're at the bottom of the Heap so to speak they're not cuz they're young like look you want to be you want to be pouring 18 you want to be rich and 80 which you going to choose doors are more in the United States are old but why is that well it's like you've had a lot more time to make money how would that be that's the explanation so that's one of the big drivers of inequalities just simply age but it's not obvious that the old rich people have an advantage over the Young starting out people so so anyways but anyhow maybe you're resentful and irritated cuz you're young and you still at the bottom of the people of your race or ethnicity or gender at least you think it is so you say well I want to make things fair and then that's also driven by some real compassion because nobody really likes that the consequences of radical inequality like nobody likes the fact that homeless people exist and have to go to the emergency Ward you know what to get treated and they don't have medical coverage and they have to live in tents on the street and so if you have some compassion then you think while we go to do more for the poor and dispossessed so I hey that's that's an understandable sentiment but the problem is is that the people but the problem is is that it's that that that desire to help is contaminated by resentment an idiot logical certainty and then also buy something that George Orwell pointed out so nicely in his book the typical middle-class socialist this was his diagnosis and he was a socialist by the way his diagnosis was the typical middle-class intellectual socialist doesn't like the poor they don't have anything to do with the poor they're contemptuous of the poor but they hate the rich and I think it's even more devious than that because I think who they hate are the successful some of the successful rich but really who they hate is too successful it's it's like Cain and Abel it's the retelling of Cain and Abel are some positive motivation for being engaged on the left and there's a lot of negative motivations as well and the people who are really driven by the radical left my resentment and hatred as far as I'm concerned let's look at both extremes so back to the idea of the of the ideological and verbal territory I said with Bill C 16 that I wouldn't speak the language of the radical leftist because I don't think that that language should Define the game but let's say it does so here's the game the world is a battleground of groups and they're battling for power that's it that's the game some of them win and they oppress those who don't with so that's how we're going to view the world okay now the left is say okay well here's the oppressed people the oppressors the patriarchy type patriarchal types they should be ashamed of themselves and give up some power the right-wingers the radical right Wingers look at that new say oh I see so the game is ethnic wear white males we're not going to lose that's the right wing version of identity pause it's like screw you if we're going to divide into groups before going to divided into tribes and I'm in my tribe I'm not going to get all guilty and lose I'm going to get all cruel and wind and that's like men you think while there's people in the middle of their kind of looking back and forth which side of the identity politics Spectrum I might get a fallen do I want to go with the do I want to go do I want to be driven primarily by compassion and I'm am I going to accept guilt for my historic privilege that's one possibility and then I'm the oppressor I'm a member of the oppressor group or am I going to say uno to hell with that I'm just going to play the wind well then I'm going to go to the right it's like why my sense is how about we don't play either those games and the reason we shouldn't play the mist or the Soviets play the left-wing game and my killed who knows how many tens of millions of people you can't even counted accurately the estimates range from 20 to 100 million was a pretty big are Bart and that in the modest maybe a hundred million Play 60 million so okay that didn't work out so well then there's the Nazis like they played ethnic identity politics and racial superiority like what we want to play that game see what I've been trying to do really what I've been trying to do for the last 30 years to say look there's heavy Temptations to play those sorts of games but that's not the only game in town too much better game to play individual so I can get your act together stand up in the world makes love yourself stay away from the theological oversimplifications set your house in order that's rule 6 in the in the Guinness book so I have a book rule in there says that your house in perfect order before you criticize the world and it's very dark chapter about the motivations of the Columbine High School killers and this other guy named Carl panzram who is a serial rapist in arsonist in murderer and he wrote an autobiography and why they did what they did their resentful to the core bitter bitter terrible and well I'm suggesting that people stay away from that resentment resentfulness and bitterness even though life is hard and it and is malevolence in the world like yeah you can you can tell a story where everyone's a victim because we all. We all get sick and and and and things happen to us that are bitter and terrible betrayal deceit lies like people hurt us on purpose of life malevolence as well as everyone's a victim you can tell that story the problem is if you tell that story you start to act it out you make all of that worse that's the problem and it's so this is why I partly I got attracted to Christian imagery at least in part because there's an ID in Christianity that you should pick up your goddamn cross and like walk up the hill and that's dramatically that's correct that's the right answer they're in a fair bit of it's going to be unjust what you going to do about it except it voluntarily and try to transform as a consequence that's the right answer the right answer because the rest of it is tribalism and we're too technologically powerful to get old tribal again


    Joe Rogan - Ben Greenfield Injected Stem Cells Where?
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    so Men's Health Magazine just haven't read this article called new year new dick with Marky Mark Wahlberg on the cover at appropriate fisticuffs so they have everything that a guy could do to enhance performance or increases as your Decker increase blood flow or increase orgasm quality or they just want to find out where everything from like freaking gas station dick pills to which by the way those things do not have in them what they say they have in them what do you think they have the so they see how they say like epimedium and you're welcome long Jack and Ryan this looks like my head was going to explode I mean it's it's like drinking 10 cups of coffee yeah we have a friend of ours who predicted accurately that Jon Jones was taking those things when he pissed hot he was like those things have everything in them and he goes I can't he's taking dick pills that actually pretty entertaining to read ounces of ingredients did you actually get it tested no no we went to all these Labs it wouldn't let us actually test but apparently the FDA has tested them if you go to fda.gov website they have Like These Warnings out about the actual words we took that they had warnings about and tested them in the head in the morning fill completely screwed up like all day morning it's like you just mainlining coffee so they did that they did on that have you heard of this like Acoustic sound wave therapy for your deck I'm serious my balls might I got his went everywhere cuz I don't really know what they were what they were going to do and I wanted I wanted it all all Shields activated and lay down and and so my legs are split I'm on this exam room table and this gal comes in and she's got like this giant wand attached to a machine and they do this for women too by the way they feel like a condom on the end of it and then she just basically goes to town for like 20 minutes like a jackhammer around 20 minutes or supposedly supposedly breaks open old blood vessels and builds new blood vessels and once the numbing cream wears off your supposed to perform a lot better and then they combine this y'all we're we're talking about like with your shoulder if you inject it you should do like Electro stammer vibration or something to to get the injection deeper into the tissue thought I don't know why I thought they put the needle just like right in the pee hole which it to me made sense but out but doesn't really I mean you want it natural to actually actually go like up where the dick attached is like the tissue at the top I do to nerve blocks on either side and in the PRP and later on like a couple months and you literally just get boners all the time like all night long for like a month so the acoustic sound therapy supposed to be breaking up blood vessel rakes open old looks like at like an old hunched over man then all the sudden bigger it looks like a bodybuilding everything iced tea bodybuilding so is that horrible sport do you think it's real do you think that's really doing work for me at work for me in the gas station dick pills into the acoustic sound wave therapy so I went down to Florida and Florida I don't know what it I think it's cuz all the old people live in Florida Fort Lauderdale the stem-cell thing was that the u.s. stem cell clinic in Florida and I went in there and they extract all the fat for me that they took the fat on my back and what they do is they they have is called an enzymatic process where they use something that breaks down the collagen in the fat and then they have the stem cells that get separated from the fat and apparently it's very very high in these angiogenic like like vascular or vessel building compounds and so then you get that re-injected Italian The Miz on the MSC switch are supposedly the very good ones did it to inject in so I injected those or I had it a doctor info cancel a shipment of Spokane on ice and they show up at my house at like 7 a.m. right cuz he got to get them delivered same day and then I have my appointment at the doctor at 9 a.m. and I went to the doctor and there is like deja vu from Florida where I can go and do that do the numbing the crazy pictures in the magazines infrared light of my balls and this big thing called the Juve light that they had me standing in front of every day like a Jack and he injected these these stem cells from my fat after they grown for like several for in this case I think they were down there for like 8 weeks but I mean they can do same-day injection but for me I didn't have enough at this for me is right in the middle of irate professionally and also course racing so I'm just like lean as hell if I go in there so they could they could barely get enough fast they too grown for a longer. Of time. Times they can inject same day so I went into Spokane at this clinic in Spokane Valley new integrative Clinic like this Osteopathic Medical Clinic with all these nice receptionist when you walk in the door and this this this doctor who he's done stem cell injections before but never actually injected into someone's dick so it's kind of like the do you have to explain to him what areas you're supposed to eat it and I think he actually talked beforehand to make sure that they were on that on the same page, FlyAway back down to Florida this is like all black and blue or the injector cleaner was yeah it could have gotten infected I could have had MRSA and I would not wish MRSA on your dick 91.1 I got it this was at though at The Wildflower Triathlon like coming back my flight got delayed and I was covering all these kids like an off-road Triathlon and had all these scrapes and wounds and I think I think my layover was in Vegas I don't remember where but I had to check in the hotel if I got too late and I slept in this hotel room that I swear like there must have been something on the bed cuz it's been a few days like they was all you don't get all nasty and Cakey and then it was eating a whole I wrote a whole blog post about this on my website and that you can buy I'm on it as soon as soon as they come back in the door I died having to go into the shower upstairs and defense open Roth hunt yet they have a bunch of different wipes and stuff for people that trained a shower yeah you got to be careful it is like the stories like these for Steve's that apparently traveled around the world and they would Rob Holmes and and they never got sick like that's basically the story I'm sure this was this was some board table at a multi-level marketing essential oils complete somebody came up with this story could be true I don't know but the dick that was an interesting but it did I think from what I can tell looking in the mirror Coptic I'm pretty sure how much so happens I like maybe that much later and like enough to tell and my Russians got bigger and I orgasmed a lot better for how long they'd there still like that and I was doing the the hundred reps in 5 minutes snatch test with it with a one-and-a-half food and I felt something just go I was at 80 and I felt something go in my back and I got some cells injected all up and down my ql my multifidus my erector spinae into my soul ass but then they also sent them to me to my house and I did that same that sell the stuff that's rich in the mesenchymal stem cells into the bloodstream so I did a push IV into the bloodstream that's the one that you would have to go out of the country to Jen normally you're not supposed to do that like that technically not legal for someone to inject with your own stem cells into your bloodstream but if you get your stem cells extracted and they're stored and they send them to you you can technically inject them if you do it yourself or you like have a friend who's a nurse or whatever we we caught it on video for Men's Health films so they'll publish a video some point but I was super nervous cuz like a few thousand dollars worth of stem cells that I'm trying to hit the vein and make sure that they go in the right way and then inject it's a very very small amount I was kind of nervous I do a lot of that I don't think that's the worst photo the worst one of them and it's like flesh eating bacteria but it's like a weird pressure from dry needling this is like that accept pain right like it's both the pain and the price was horrible horrible like a small golf balls instaff he had open holes we could see his muscle structure under his armpit was horrific gosh he would any he never really recovered he wanted he died he died young from that who knows what he died from but look at the whole I think I still have it on my gosh he didn't read it quickly now for a I don't know if it was just really aggressive but real common thing in gyms and what you get it it stays with you like I said he's your bloodstream like I still like I have an essential oil diffuser on my desk and I put thieves in everyday and I just diffuse essential oils infrared light and this is that and they've done these studies on testicular and sperm production and they found that there's a wavelength that's like 600 800 nanometers wavelength of light that if you expose the testicles to that 452 20 minutes a day specialist concept of photo bio modulation so I originally got into this whole photo bio modulation thing in this company do I block people just send me these weird things to my doorstep to try and they sent me this like nasal Pro they put up your nose and it's got like that helmet on it you could you can look it up Jamie if you want to call the violet light and it produces this light that supposedly activates a part of your medic say I like your electron transport chain in mitochondria and is a part of that called the cytochrome C oxidase and apparently activates more activity in the cytochrome C oxidase you produce more ATP in General tissue could you have it on your head and they were using this in dementia and Alzheimer's patients but it turns out it's almost like a like a nootropic for your head yes that's me at my desk back back when I was a young Chinese woman Colts antenna and what's it was I think it was NPR it was out of Radiolab or Taylor science one of them but I think they might be ready like they did a study on light or a or a story on like this tend to 40 hertz frequency photobiomodulation putting this thing of the probe in my ear and you're not even supposed to use it too much because it produces so much ATP that if you amp Up Cellular activity in neural tissue too much you produce too many reactive oxygen species like that's a byproduct of cellular metabolism it just like if you eat too much you produce a lot of byproduct of making energy and that's why it's one of the reasons why fasting is good for you send contact with this you won't use it all the time cuz you get too much activity you produce too many free radicals are too many reactive oxygen species but every other day use it so in this is for my head and it ended this like couple years ago the same thing every time I wake up nitric oxide but if you do it on your testicle specifically the cell that works on his the latex cells in the testes which responsible for producing testosterone so you're basically stimulating the leydig cells in the testes the same way that you stimulate like neural tissue using this one for your head so I had success with the thing for my head so I tried this one for the balls in the deck and what I did was I would just Jack my pants down for 5 to 20 minutes a day while using my Essential Oils you actually get more blood flow I mean I didn't do a control study to pull my pants down and standing there for 20 minutes. That without the light on I should I should do that at some point maybe it's just like the whole units like and supposedly going combat-style supposed to be good for your dick to you obviously I'm not naked but normally I would I would I would be nude and yeah ready better size better orgasms men like like all this stuff seemed to have a so all this time so I would not repeat


    Joe Rogan Wants to Film a Series on How Comics Work
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    remind me of anybody right away every punchlines promises all of it seems like now that's recognizable and relatable but unique right exactly how everybody does it this is the only art form that is a global worldwide artfulness enjoyed by everybody it's documented how they write songs it's. Rented how you learn to play music you can go to school for it you know you could take classes online when your comic man you got to kind of figure it out on your own and I think we would all been a I'm some sort of documentation and particularly for the people coming up the girls and guys coming up that are learning how to do stand-up now would benefit tremendously from like a guy like you breaking down how you do it how you started what's different now something about doing a series on YouTube like a podcast do it like a podcast but call it like the comedy creation series buddy has many people that can tell me how you started how old when when did you start the what year was it was your first club and just break down how you do it Jesus Trejo came in I love him I love him and he's such a unique story so different you know his parents coming from Mexico he's got to care for them he goes down to Mexico where there's like this new scene coming up of Spanish-speaking comedian I mean that story you put that one and then you talk to Ryan Hamilton two totally different planets yep all in the same form yep I would be great to watch f*** it would be amazing what the world needs to know how these f****** people do these things like this if if you don't know anybody that can sit down and talk to you about how they do it yeah he takes too long to figure it out I'll completely completely in Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh now I know that's a good thing I mean when Seinfeld put out the documentary like people still listen to watch comedian Mike young Comics because there's very few roadmaps out there because very few glimpses into how someone is doing it and how they're working you know there's been other stuff where people will show themselves on stage and they're just backstage no drinking or just going about their day like a road doc kind of a thing but not very few about process if you ya process and you know how much you've adjusted what do you do differently now what do you think about your old stuff what would you do differently and start over again yeah it's good stuff it doesn't have a class you can take no well they have classes you know those classes are good for getting you on stage they're good for that has very few classes are taught by legit, right right and maybe some of them out there that I'm not aware of yeah every class that I've ever seen is Ben Taub buy scrubs right


    Andrew Doyle: Woke Politics Are Alienating Liberal Voters
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    call me homophobic because I said I had an old tweets from 2012 one of them from 2012 said call me romantic but I love it when I see gay couples that are so comfortable that they can kiss and Pop I sold it come on a gay couple makeout I think that was what it was me eight f****** years ago it's hard to remember but that's like you might as well as well hate gay people yeah you didn't you like you think it's nice that they can kiss openly and publicly that they saw it says there's no logical but that's the thing is like you're arguing with someone who's there it's like the idea that if you leave Islam if you you could be killed Ryan right this is what happens to religious thinking religious crazed Audiology adherence to the Dogma no matter what that would allow someone to think that I could be homophobic by saying that I think it's great when gay guys are so comfortable they kiss in public, it's because I know you are in your mind they think they did this incredible mind-reading thing they don't care about reality you're a bigot then they can use anything and everything against you including pro-gay tweets a project that logical left-leaning people read that n**** what the f*** they do and they go come on man and you know it's been positive for me in a lot of ways that they're so over-the-top that you know I got gay friends go did I know you're homophobic I'm like I don't know either but they know maybe this is why they always turn most of them people from the left to question the stuff they really do cuz I don't text it from the right yeah especially if you look like you should be on the right and you're on the left which I definitely do right you know it's like there's you mean you could try to figure it out but I think it all boils down to it he rents adherence strict adherence and compliance dogma and if you don't if you're not willing to comply 100% with the ideology they will attack you said you just like Martina Navratilova but that's why I think left and right is no longer helpful I know I think I think it's about that's why they're all these weird Alliance is going on that we know I did this event with Peter boghossian James Lindsay and we were given these talks at this event in London staying there at lunch and I was like him the head of the atheist Evangelical Christian Pastor from America I never thought they were people have no fighting or faith and left right and it's like but we all believe in Liberty all care about Freedom individual Freedom. The new fault line it not next against right if people believe in in Liberty for the individual peebly want more authority to control you in that that's the real conflict well if the right really wanted to bring more people over what they would do is establish like universally across-the-board and appreciation for gay people appreciation for gay marriage and appreciation for the need to taking poppers communities and bring them up an appreciation for welfare and appreciation for you know raising the minimum wage has started a few things like that good Lord the amount of people that would jump off that f****** ship that's sinking ship of liberal ideas yeah because it's just it's infested with rats it's infested with rats that are chewing the hole in the very Hollow the ship that happened in the UK what is quite conservative government out of your life yeah it should be maybe that's what they need to do but I can definitely if you if you support the left you need to try and dissuade the Democrats and the and the Labour party from coming work because they alienate all of that made you a third party country previously historically is that when someone charismatic came along that's an independent they really just take votes away from the Democrats yet so you took votes away from the Republican and that's why Bill Clinton gotten off a Herbert Walker Bush was in his first term so we only did one term and then Bill Clinton one and Herbert Walker Bush was going for real NY run but he one rather is cuz Ross Perot who is this eccentric billionaire do you remember him and bought an entire half hour of prime-time Television to show people how they're getting f***** by the Federal Reserve and taxes and is explained Bravo Department of pretty sure I remember you worried about the long ago and Bernie Sanders giant different there's some it alot of it is people are concerned with abortion rights as a giant one and people are concerned with a republican putting someone in the Supreme Court that is going to limit a woman's right to choose that's so if you get to a position where you are Republican much have to be pro-life right if you want want the group to the sticking point is that you're killing a baby I'll be like Electro Hemlock and I think it will just absolutely not work but he is they don't see that how did I not see it because they're full of s*** normal they're not they're not acting normal seemed genuine there's certain aspects of people that it's hard to tell but there's some people just don't seem genuine and political people in particular like when people are running for political office that's when that s*** really stands out as over and over and over again you see them doing the speeches and over and over and over again you see them talking about things and some people can sense it and some people can't but they can't tell when you're a liar you can't tell other people see you right because you're lying like I know a guy I'm going to be nice here never he's gay as f*** but he doesn't think everybody knows it he's some point right he's gay or everyone that I know knows he's gay we all wish you know but he's got a family wife and kids were all speculating sexual I'm pretty sure I mean if I had a bad I'm f****** pushing all my chips because of that he acts in this really strange because he's living this tile live a life he acting strange when I don't think he realizes that people know and you think a lot of these people going into politics a lot of that kind of sociopathic 10000 people if you're talkin to 10,000 people about the way we can come together as a country and we can take America back yeah there's no connected I always put that down to them having to follow up on T line or the sloganizer you know that drink slogans if someone's awoke politician unless that's who they really are whenever he sort of brings people into no mind to the line by folks is on Arc and folks in there cuz it means that you start thinking Democrat is woke and we know it just never I need by the poverty line in Mobility for people that are not social justice issues yeah not nonsense


    There Are Feminist Kids Books w/Andrew Doyle | Joe Rogan
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    and that's why if you are truly left-leaning and if you truly care about getting a left-leaning government in power you need to make it back class again because this is one of the reasons Tanya I'm going to have to be punished and Rich you know because it is so rich these people have real problems about being represented by the skin color of site like some poor working-class mother who can't afford anything isn't going to care that that Hillary Clinton's in the White House represented that's great this stuff is tokenism when what what you should be doing so directing in a quality in a big problem both here and in the UK left movement with brexit cleaning if you're a man if you correct someone and they're incorrect pin your a man does it become a religious War we in a holy war for wokeness the gender in which they are dead dozen you piece of s*** pretty f***** it up. I've just written a book as her and the children right because of that have you seen this thing you've seen this is the work children's books right yes I made a joke about one feminist baby to get a bullhorn feminist baby bullhorn is a feminist need a bullhorn what is a feminist why she wearing f****** makeup when she's a baby that's just rude zat yeah that's rude cuz that's the goddamn patriarchy at socializing young babies to be sexy and they probably won't pull them out when people come over the house I mean one of the big selling books with good night stories for Rebel girls which like each chapters about made a feminist icon that name that young kids C is for consent stop playing the radio a little girl who gave zerofucks right I thought I got to Tanya and she trying to hit it with my first little book of intersectional activism right get it right she took the kids like that just sociology which is fun tornado make sure it doesn't get young maybe I don't know if there is a solution I think there are patterns that always exist and religions pop up like why Christianity why Mormonism why Islam why you know what causes these patterns his ideological patterns what causes them what causes them to take hold what causes them to their followers become rabid I don't know what it is but they exist and they exist they have existed throughout history there's literally hundreds of them it didn't need for purpose is it a need to feel that you are the one that you know the truth it's certainly there's instincts that we all have to be a part of a group and to be accepted as a part of a group and one of the ways that you show that you're part of that group is by rigidly adhering to the doctrine is it needs for purpose is it a need to feel that you are the one petunia trees it certainly there's instincts that we all have to be a part of a group and to be accepted as a part of a group and one of the ways that you show that you're part of that group is by rigidly adhering to the doctrine


    When Will the Religion of Wokeness End?
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    woke yeah it's just the religion it's their they're apart of the religion and we really should start referring to it as a religion we should but then that will be complete is that really effective ice challenge is not going to get people's backs up is not going to give it everything you say about people's backs up but I think at least it'll make people understand that there are some fundamental patterns and human behavior that have existed from the beginning of time people like structure and they like they like knowing where the rules are because life in itself is too open-ended there's too much existential angst has too many confusing questions that can't be answered there's so much going on in life it's if you have a very rigid ideology whether it is about a holy Creator or whether it's about the fundamental aspects of society that are unfair need to be rallied against whether it's woke ideology or whether it's fill-in-the-blank whatever other ideology I just wish I could talk to the mall but they refused to talk to me husband online you can talk to the ones that are thinking maybe this is b******* and some of them do think it's b******* I know some of them that have broken free yeah I know some former woke people that have woken up Aya but I also got all messages from people saying I really like the jokes to tell him that I will never retweet them that to ya honest about that skepticism about the whole thing may think that's coming I think I think is even though thing people are being very rabid I think more people are going what in the f*** they are happy they are and it's the language policing to get so annoying words are not the problem folks it's actual Prejudice that's a problem cuz you know I mean whatever it is whatever it is it's we've got this issue with telling other people do you have got this issue with wanting people to comply with the standards of behavior that we are adhering to terrified when you get into a conversation with someone from the movement it's like that it's never crossed that mind that they could be wrong.. Realm of existence even possibly think for a second maybe a little bit wrong and that to me is a horrible how you challenge. You can't just like you can't challenge someone who's a believer in the Westboro Baptist yeah she really does want to walk around those godhatesfags but I find that really if he was truly pure I would have said it would have kept him alive and he was probably thinking about homos who knows hateful hateful funeral and these guys are standing in front of the building where you're having a service and they're saying the reason why your son dies cuz there's a bunch of people out there that are in love with other men having sex with men and so this is the reason why they going to hold up these giant placards is horrible setting when you see that sort of thing but then when I get to decide to go people allowed to protest right it's like everything else in human nature to messy and those woke people need to understand that's messy to yeah life is messy you can't you can't get 100% compliance from people and if you want that you're a bully you know you're being mean you can't they're not going to do it and you're not right you're not right it's best you definitely not right if you're not willing to debate people on this if you're right that's why Obama was saying was it when you said that people aren't perfect thing to say that was the answer is that their parents didn't have I see signs though that the younger generation to generation Zed was the you'd say something like that I'll reacting against the millennial generation in this Biz there is. Probably where the hoop sizes socialism is great but I'd like you to work Mike yeah no ultimately the realities of Life are show me a young man who is not a liberal and I'll show you a man with no Heart Right show me an old man who's not conservative and I'll show you a man with no brain yet for Bernie Sanders bills and Andrea and they see that there's a lot of people that don't want to work hard and there's a they make excuses for things when the realities has their own behavior that's been holding them back and there is so many realities that are uncomfortable that we have to address as we get older in life when we realize how many people falling into these classical Pitfall that we thought we knew better don't want to work hard and then they make excuses for things when the realities has their own behavior that's been holding them back and there is so many realities that are uncomfortable that we have to address as we get older in life when we realize how many people falling into these classical pitfalls and your parents are told us about what we thought we knew better


    Andrew Doyle: The Media Misrepresented Brexit
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    launch is afterbirth Johnson selection went about fun with that was an explosion of Rage I didn't see that it is weird to me that he looks like Trump unless I ignore version of trump I think he's he's not the same I've never voted for that his party wear your country over here at Forum attention to the queen in the island oh my God she turned England you can't come in there and take over cuz if you did that wake you up about political situation with brexit bad brexit bad post right after the vote that the number one reason why people go to brexit if they wanted the lowest pick up in that country to be made within that country which strikes me as a very reasonable proposition right if you if you are Democrat you want to be up to vote at the people in power you can vote out of your accounts in Brussels you can't do it that's the principal pre-war nostalgic or white contradicted is a complete lie and it just experienced what a narrow side by the way if you left wing and your support in the EU which is neoliberal trading block that is really pro-corporate ruthlessly so then I don't know how you can even call yourself left so what is the anger in the streets in England it's because of the press so we had six months of debate on the brexit issue before people voted already knew what they were voting for the new what these issues were about spending and saying if you vote leave you a racist and if you write to reminder the you're one of the good guys that was an hour to that was spending from the stock and people would you know what it did it did that thing of generation resentment step out that's logical and objectives and say hey you can you can look at this a different way but these voices got drowned out by the artists will everything still sound all the time right and I'm not denying that there was some racist in the UK whatever but there's such a minority and when you call me to class constantly saying to you or you or you poor working-class to your scum you're racist you hate it or whatever then there was a big backlash the Trump election but I think the one thing that I think is comfortable it's at the premise right if you go all these sort of work actress to say that they believe that we live in is fascist country and that they believed it flashes would vote for Trump and then when Trump wins a used as evidence for the premise that they set up right now that's why they double down because I said what he wants because I said what he wants it if we were right all along with wasn't right so it's doubling down on the same b******* and I'm guaranteeing Trump another term by doing so by the way


    Andrew Doyle's Unveiling as Woke Satirist Titania McGrath | Joe Rogan
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    your unfailing do people know that people know yep that's it to Tiana so this is I should have chosen an easier name like that no one can take to Tonia to Tanya because she's named after the queen of the fairies in Midsummer Night's Dream real name do you have an issue with people now knowing that Tatiana or Titania Titania you know well I got can't remember how I found out about you on Twitter but just laughing really hard at something that you wrote that was so close you you do such a good job of like blurring the line between outrageously woke and satire yeah it's not think of trying to do our who's the girl go is a composite four different women human medical intersectionalist selfless and Brave by my boy how to not pretty scared I have you know I can't do that kind of psychosis isn't it well she's so big now you have 420,000 followers its way except in very quickly is read people getting upset at you like that is ridiculous you think that that's why Trump was winning and Riot Trump supporters and stuff and I can claim as well yeah so shut the people still think she's really like even after all this time you're close enough there's plenty of people and I'll point you do a few of them that follow I follow some people wrote just bookmark them so don't don't know that I follow them yeah and it just some of them are so goddamn f****** crazy and yet I keep getting told this is like a straw Mandy people that really exist Rosanna Arquette yeah I think so she was being white and then that was I think it was I just got to wait and put in butt lightning miso to to a point that it's it's a cult-like behavior it's like it's it's it's like I think that the basic principles we know standing up against racism sexism in the phobia all that stuff is great yes I think I woke movement isn't that it's a kind of weird coltish pseudo-religious thing that is beyond the so that you no longer allowed to make mistakes you can't be redeemed Sun people I've loved you know it's a bad thing and that's why we get this kind of counterculture stuff and I guess that's why I wanted around on eggshells worried about being misinterpreted or even worried about f****** up and down normal human conversation which is how we're supposed to communicate how we normally communicate yeah it just comes and goes yeah I know but when you it's written down then it becomes something different but it's more than that because I'll give you an example to the editor of a magazine in the UK and a vegan freelance journalist email Tim Sadler to do the thing about vegans and he replied to make some joke about yeah you can do some real force feed them meet each other and stupid flipping thing saying I was really offended by that can we talk about it I don't even appropriate for you to email free. Jenny she's screenshot the thing put it on Twitter made you think of it and he had to step down so I think that's the difference is where is like saying some of that cooling out a mistake according to maps that you perceive to be bad that's all well and good but when you're using it to advertise how virtuous you are and how you you're able to take someone down for the mistake that they made. Troubles me cuz then it's no longer about radio well I think we were dealing with when when when you're talking about woke culture and I love that you made this comparison to radical religious cuz I think they're the same patterns I think human beings have patterns that they follow and you could say that you're not religious but you follow these extremely rigid ideology that don't allow for any variation whatsoever you think they forced 100% compliance and if you're not one Bank compliance and if you're not one hundred percent in compliant they will attack you and you can't be woken up one of things you find a religion is people will especially in the more radical dangerous and scary religion so that her and on each other


    How Andrew Doyle Trolled a British Newspaper in Epic Fashion
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    do the thing with Don Lemon on CNN to guys when they started mocking Trump supporters and pretending they're stupid and using a Southern accent and I'm like you guys. he wouldn't he was laughing over them speaking with me so he can hit all the things were offencive I'm sorry I would never mock anyone some forms of prejudice are okay and some love about maybe this is just a British thing but I already addressed that got a real problem with old people right and white people or white people any papers but the Gaijin in the independence so it's looking like what they're going to die off soon and we can have another boat old people like people get older people change that mine it was written Stanislaus yeah yeah you can see that as anything is hypocritical of course you can but they're woke you know I mean it's they they might as well be in that Heaven's Gate cult every single day you know how to hit Clips to attach this experiment right whether they would publish something really stupid he woke just because it woke right so is submitting an article like James Lindsay and like that. Mentioning a few comics and it was so obviously I hope since he's stupid and I made up a name and I sent it and they were really loving it I like published it's still online and what's even worse is that your name and the headline is something like it's meant to be comedy if you set that you'll come up hate speech or how many of these online fake names at discussing drug screening back into industry and if you take the fourth letter of every sentence it's spelled out to Tony McGrath wrote this you gullible hacks I need the main thing it's amazing that you were able to encode that what it was a sure thing if they agreed with the sentiments so they posted in their paper you just be a random random random random person sends it in and they like brilliant degree and they put it in the National Paper independent do you know f****** because I actually think raise your standards you know beating us this this ideological b******* I think there's an issue to with online journalism that these people are basically fighting for their own Survival there's a real engagement have to kind of give into certain amount of Madness it's not the person that's the same reason why the most extreme ideas on Twitter get more retweets I get rewarded that they would like some it's like that shouldn't have a real old-fashioned headline women are evil in you know stuff like BuzzFeed does it but when it comes to a reputable Publications like the New York Times And The Washington Post why are they pushing this so you think it's just about money to generate clicks and clicks is what generates income and I think there's a real issue if you I know guys were journalists and women as well who will tell you that if they're articles do not get a certain amount of Engagement yeah they're in trouble and now they can't check how things that everything has to be something that is engaging it has to be it has to be attractive but either way encourages people to be upset about things because it shows you a lot of things that you engage with and a lot of times people tend to engage with things that they're upset by so whether it's abortion or second amendment or whatever the subject is if you have an engaging with that and you respond a lot he said that's what they're going to show you over and over and over again and it's really more of a symptom of what human beings are attracted to a lot of time you were attracted to things that upset us but that's going to spinal further and further out of control I mean to be a logical yeah I know that I'm so I'm so against censorship and you know I really am but I want I want journalists and commentators have high standards and was just being honest first and foremost and I have integrity and they weren't just have two clicks and then half of this stuff would go away I feel some of it would go away my question is they weren't doing this 15 years ago no so what will they be doing 15 years from now well this we're out with his dry up that's the question isn't all we can to reach a Tipping Point right that's the question right because every time I think we're nearly at the Tipping Point they double down and it got worse right so you know after Trump's election for instance write it almost immediately you have the women's March and I didn't really know what that was about like it was it was it was some people are Marching for feminism some people Marching for environmental issues some people ready in Cudahy what are you protesting in are you saying that you had found the saying not my president right so they protesting against democracy than in the UK when when we just had our general election is a big March would like to be defined as a note my prime minister for something right so I think what do you like about listen that in the future there going to be a combined force and they going to make sure that this doesn't happen again I think is a better way to do it without generating so much resentment. I think I think it's a more sophisticated approach which is to say that democracy sustained on the principle of the losses consent with any any democracy is going to have a substantial proportion of the population did not vote for the leader that picture and you have to have that and the best way to is true persuasion and sensible discussion and choose I'm not dressing up as a vagina ya no I agree with you in many ways but I also think for them is also fun to get together with a bunch of other like-minded people and you know and then there's the the men who joined in hey girls on with you vagina. Just mind ya know I agree with you in many ways but I also think for them is also fun to get together with a bunch of other like-minded people and you know and then there's the men who joined in hey girls on with you


    Petition to Have Brie Larson Step Down as Captain Marvel w/Andrew Doyle | Joe Rogan
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    care about. So stop blaming microphone lesbians hours from but you feel like you feel like someone standing over your shoulder thing you see is what you're supposed to support you were with her mother photos send it to a bunch of people about them calling for Captain Marvel to step down right okay why because we find it for you hold on a second cuz it's it's so f****** ridiculous they want Captain Marvel to step down and be replaced by a gay woman of color right yeah because I mean is that how the comic book was originally original comic book a gay woman incentive Theory time and Brie Larson to step down from her role to prove she's an ally of social justice and ensure a gay woman of color plays the role let Monica the original female and all caps black Captain Marvel instead of white washing characters for the benefit of the straight white men running Disney Disney is run by a woman that is almost positive the CEO of payment Disney's a woman is that right up that pretty sure is true about how ridiculous it is Janice from a press junket Sanford you can she's about a cat's enough she needs to step down because if you really woke you'll step down and show that you're an ally for social justice and give up those millions of dollars to some other person but by the way do you know tell the studio you're going to do that like they're not going to f****** just decide do you want us to cast a a black gay woman let's do that you have like a half black and kind of gay like pansexual behind the net that's part of the patriarchy what if you want a woman of color like he see this is the thing it never ends you cannot be woken up and once it gets too queer woman of color and they've got one of those ago you know what you should make room for a transgender and what is the equivalent of color is really bad at her job do you need to help her understand the society play small-town thing right they don't believe in it's also these people that you're talkin about they haven't built the structures that they want to tear down right right there not a part of the construction of these enormous film studios and Norms Entertainer entertainment Empires yeah that's so they want to step in to something that not only have they not built but they're not capable building right because they're wrapped up in this f****** wacky ideology that doesn't allow you to be creative so how do we get out of it allow you to be creative so how do we get out of it I think we're reaching a kind of Tipping Point like I said like that so many people would really sick of it you know


    Joe Rogan on Life After Death
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    like I'm watching the show Vikings grey and Ana piss me off episode 2 this guy puts his feet up on the table and he's got rubber bottom soles of a shoe Mike you motherfukers he hasn't healed it's clearly made in a factory and there's like this textured plastic bottom to his shoe I'm watching this and I'm like highly known this was how they talked how do we know this is what they did. This is weird interpretation of historical events even mammals breathe and dissertations dolphins whales and so on and chimps A&R they feel these mothers are just just to Preston and almost suicidal when their infants die that's different from you know conceiving of like what I know I'm going to die cuz I see people around me going to die that I can get to conceive a maybe some other place to go so I start off as a paradox that if I asked you to imagine yourself dead you can't do it because to imagine anything you have to be alive be like falling asleep and waking up the next morning because you have dreams or whatever it's going to be more like general anesthesia where it's you know 10 9 8 boom boom lights out and you can but you just never wake up so and we talked about things like well there's nothing after death but but even the word no thing implies there's a thing or maybe you're going to this place this nother there's nothing with no thing or nowhere implies that there's aware that you're not going to but there's not even aware you're not going to and it's like you know with Lawrence Krauss and some of these cosmologists you know what's what was there before the Big Bang so what he said well Maginot Universe you don't know stars or planets are galaxies no light but does not even any space or time and at some point you just we don't have the words to even say what it is worth trying to talk about there's there's nothing before the Big Bang can't even actually talked about it well don't they think now though that it's entirely possible that the Big Bang I think something like that I think that fans and contracts infinitely forever yet that that's a preferable that it is well that he can't wait to come up with some way to talk about it so we also have this weird biological idea based on our own limitations that there's a birth and a death of everything right he's been and at times in the past either misleading or misled yes sometimes that's right you know some of his recommendations for dietary things or whatever perhaps but I know for sure cuz I got to know him pretty well that he totally believe the stuff he says it sounds like we was I used to call it if you interpret it from a position he says your Consciousness is the ground of all being it's the ontological Primitive these things that sound nonsensical but if you think about it from a simple perspective the entire universe is in your brain and when you cease to exist the universe ceases to exist or you but you're in your brain Consciousness definition into existence material stuff by thinking about observing into whatever and here's some quantum physics experiments that a really spooky a timeout Nina quantum physics this weird is Buche Consciousness is weird and spooky that doesn't mean they're connected he thinks they are guided meditation thing and all the massages and tees in the food and all that stuff and it's Resort in Carlsbad feeling better like yeah this stuff works where it where is Carlsbad Encinitas North San Diego what do you mean by I had an experience and we got to do better than that for science so what Deepak and Ryder talking about is that is that the Western version of Buddhism actually work medically may get a lower stress hormones in your body the lower blood pressure these kinds of things that are measurable cuz that's what we want to know from the Western Scientific perspective not to do I feel better but 67% of the people who did this particular treatment they got better by these measurable criteria for nothing that we can't even we can't even wrap our head around nothing because we would think of a thing that there's nothing but there's never a thing right right or why why don't we just say we don't know why don't we speculate on the possibility of Consciousness being some sort of ethereal thing or something that exists outside of the Bible we don't know we really don't doubt I conclude in the end of the day I don't know and there's an afterlife or not and that very end of the book we can come back to this later I just said it doesn't really matter whether there's an afterlife or not cuz we don't live in the afterlight we live in this life so this is the time you got to do whatever you got to do I call this Aldi's error Aldi's I'll be singer Woody Allen's character in Annie Hall scene in the movie where he is a flashback is a young boy and his season this psychiatrist offices with his mom and then what's the problem why won't you do your homework lb says the universe is expanding because the universe is expanding as the universe is everything there is and if it's expanding one day it's all going to blow apart so nothing really matters I'm not going to do my homework in Brooklyn Brooklyn is not expanding fascinating things to contemplate But ultimately really for practicality sake you really should be paying attention to life totally empty space and the quantum physicist super positions like particle subatomic particles being super position where they're in a state of moving and not moving at the same time explain that away that completely fuk my head up to like okay well that is this even though I don't understand he's like no it's not even that okay so but I understand it anyway that it doesn't really matter because the atoms are jiggling in a way that this is solid you could sell it sell it in this is the level we live at the wrong way to think about it Consciousness when you die you return to the conscious that you were before you were in before you're born so so the physical body is just an instantiation of this conscious thing whatever decision and I don't know I'd be surprised but I'll be pleasantly surprised if it turns out I close my eyes for the last time and I wake up and my friends this isn't hell if that's true I'm not against any of this just like I'm not against Ray Kurzweil in these guys figuring out that we can live 200 years or 300 is great if you can do it you know but let's just when they say to make sure where do you want to live to be 500 is like just give me the 80 with prostate cancer and if it turns out you we lived on 5200 then we have a bunch of other problems we don't even know about yet okay I think there's some beauty in temporary things that we've for whatever reason we're we are voiding. Concept we were terrified of things ending spytec will Christopher Hitchens in my book today love is analogy first of all you're at the party and then death Taps you on the shoulder since you have to leave and worse the party's going to go on without you and they're going to have fun as I do know but you can never leave the party of what heaven is like a guy with a harp I will harp and there's a bunch of babies with wings like what they're even a decide that they said that's why it's called it the celestial North Korea you have a dictator that knows all of your thoughts and everything you're going to do is wait a minute that that does not sound like fun to me


    Why Jim Norton Used to Let UFC Fighters Beat Him Up
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    call nice, I'm not worried about my friend of it like cuz I like the people so much I've met and Bob would have never met anybody about me why didn't like yeah they're nice people write all of my nice people and none of them are dicks nothing to give that energy off like they all know they could strangle me like there's nobody makes you feel that way but that's why I got like Matt Serra is such a good guy cuz he's got such a good character you know and that you can kind of noticed that from a lot of Fighters right they have great character and when the reason why they have great character is there they don't have a problem with their ego they're controlled they are now do they are they feel good never uncomfortable around any of them like never for that reason at least no matter who they are or what position are in the other what kind of the same nothing come off like with that Alpha energy to other athletes give you have everybody choke you I used to do that yet that they're all pretty gentle state or put me in a f****** Goodwin didn't yeah yeah his hurt he put me he shouldn't kick me across the way it hurts so bad no but I'm being honest I think you did it like Neiman 50% not even close that was a probably wasn't even 30% all that was like the weight of his leg. He could have really f****** leveled me oh my God Owen Spader got you in an arm lock Google video series are you getting beat up by UFC fighter Seattle horrible fighting but I also know that they could I just trust him for some reason I trust him to be gentle I don't know why people choke to underarm Barbie I had some really fun was that I wish I had done more of these because it was really a bit done out of respect for what they do but I just to feel what it's like to watch someone who's world-class in one of the best alive and doing that and it was said to have them do it to you felt like f*** man this is how good this guy isn't this how did you get the gig with UFC how'd that work events in whatever and I just got a phone call one day he's like I hate doing a podcast with my starter won't do it just called me and goes here's the money do you want do the podcast it was a phone call from Dana podcast she didn't Matt was already in place and I said yeah I would love to so we worked out a couple of things at my job where I was able to do something else with my name on it and he just hire me of course I buy play quality I like Jiu-Jitsu so beautifully and that's not what I do ya know it's it's interesting that the UFC even has a podcast you know yeah UFC unfiltered yeah but I think he just wanted a different tone to it


    Jim Norton and Joe Rogan Debate Bob Lazar's Story
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    do it once a week twice a week twice a week I see Matt every Monday and Wednesday really and you meet in the city of the studio Nina City in the studio and they will be a lot of Fighters On Studio lot of times are Skyping it sucks I prefer in studio every time I've only done a couple of skype's to accidentally Snowden and John Anthony West who is my favorite guest ever he's an egyptologist to his incredible standing of Egypt in the hieroglyphs and he had this great DVD series called magical Egypt just he just passed recently amazing guy but him and just cuz he was sick and couldn't connect in here and then Snowden obviously because he's on the moon beanie just driving going to do something and you're the wind in each of you could get anything done with the weird thing about the Snowden one to was wasn't just that it was remote was also like what we were talking about like who he is and what would his situation is he's trapped in Russia allegedly I mean you might be in Cleveland with a story is but that he's you know got this situation where he's never going to really be able to come back to United States unless they you know work out some sort of a deal and even then he's not going to believe them you know I mean I wouldn't believe them I would neither did he say no about UFOs though they didn't you ask him what he said they hadn't seen evidence unseen evidence but how much do you look into and how much was available to him and you know where where is that kind of evidence if there is any of that stuff I don't know I don't believe in UFOs when the New York Times had that thing where they were talking about all the different reported UFO sightings that are reputable from people like David fravor and you know these Air Force guys that are like otherwise rock-solid individuals who talk about their experiences but my problem with it might legitimate problem me as a human beings I want it to be real so when people don't think it's really, that's all bulshit I'm like it's real like I'm not I'm not objective unbiased like legitimately biased and I know it might come on man wife why so biased about this so it's a weird one like I wanted to be real so much like talking to Bob Lazar like God I hope he's telling the truth that what what the greys are and this is something I've personally thought I think independently was that if you look at human beings and you look at say a gorilla right look at a gorilla was this big hairy f****** animal thing and then you slowly turn that into I guess we can really come from Gorillaz we came from Champs books Champs you know monkeys lower hominids Australia pithecus you know and then you know ancient man right and then all these different versions of what we are until we become right now Homosapien 2020 well what are we how do we look different well unless you're someone works out alot you losing a lot of your musculature you're not as dense that you're not is Harry you know when you see like that f****** killer wrestler from Russia and when we showed videos of that dude goddamnit remember his name rooster f*** GF he's this f****** tank of a man that's covered in hair but he looks like someone from the past and only throwing people around his f****** giant hairy back and hair all over his chest and arms this is that guy but that. Almost normal human there but there's some some videos of him when he's grappling that one right there double Flex the red one read about that another time another time is just here might we're talking about aliens and I was saying if you look at people like that like real Harry f****** testosterone-filled Savages like this guy was an elite wrestler he's a killer Grappler and then you look at aliens well if you look at Champs to that guy to aliens what's happening what's happening we're getting less High I'm getting smaller and weaker right we're getting more and more like when an alien looks like an alien have no genitals there's no mouse that just as smooth skinny thing with his big head and his big weird I like when we get rid of the need if we evolved past the need for physical strength and we evolved past the need for you know sex if sex is the note we don't reproduce any longer through just normal by logical male female sex if they a million years are now a hundred thousand years now we might decide that one of the biggest problems that face is human beings on Earth is our emotions are our desire for sex biology all of our animal instincts that we still hold onto and we could have all passed those just like we're so much different than chimps are we're so much different than we used to be when we were lower hominid we've evolved we evolved to the point where we're communicating with words we use phone before I am planes we have technology but also our bodies are softer and our bodies are unless this did not as strong the knot is animalistic and explosive and if he continues along that path especially aided by technology when we don't have any need which of these big ass giant brains and we can use telepathy to communicate with you communicate through some other way maybe even electronically enhanced maybe you know something in their brain but when you look at an alien the big head and little tiny body that's what a person is probably going to become our heads are way bigger our brains are bigger than other hominids and other primates our bodies are softer and weaker and if you just keep going with that that's what happens ahead what do they have no genitals it could be that human beings become some sort of cybernetic some sort of cyborg if you think about body parts right like we start replacing body parts like I met a gentleman the other day I did this benefit pulled the guy what it what is the guy's name the Australian gentleman who was the soldier who lost both his arm and his leg in a shark attack I did a benefit the other day with him for the Australian while he's going to carbon fiber are matte carbon fiber legs crazy shakes your hand grips it was carbon fiber hand and you know right now you can tell the difference between his carbon fiber hand this electronic and and his other hand but maybe a hundred years now you won't be able to do and maybe in the future it's better to have one of these artificial bodies then it is to have a biological body that can break and get all f***** up and you feel pain we're replacing things all the time we're replacing body parts all the with operations and we use organic substitutes Paul De gelder benefit with Jim Jefferies and Monty Franklin and Whitney Cummings have the night for the Australian Wildfire for wildlife relief they wants a billion animals then maybe you'll get to the point where they'll have limbs that are better than the winds we have like what biological limbs upgrade alien body you know I want to believe do. You know I want I saw the Lazar documentary you had a man I enjoyed I didn't see the whole interview but I saw I liked a lot I just I just always that one place with conspiracy that there's always a gap I cannot cross course and tomatoes the degrees I just can't get beyond the degrees being gone but rather believe in UFOs well he's clearly educated and he guy up says he work for Los Alamos labs and they sent him to MIT to work on top secret project there's clear evidence he worked at Los Alamos lab actually do me a favor go to Jeremy to go to Jeremy's I think it's on his Instagram page he has this thing it might be on a Twitter he has this thing where he has George Knapp explain all the different things he went through to prove the Bob Lazar was legit one of them being that definitely worked at Los Alamos he was even in the employee registry even though they said he didn't yeah play that give me some volume does central question for me about Bob was did he work at Los Alamos lap if he work there on classified projects it is plausible that he could work at Area 51 at Papoose Lake on other stuff did he work there I can tell you flat out he did a hundred percent certain that he did I found his name of the phone book I found his name in an article Los Alamos newspaper I talk to people who were there and finally Bob took me there they took me into the lab waved at the security guys we brought a camera along this guy was familiar was like a rabbit running through a burrow that he had traveled everyday and he's waving his Security Guys and walking into all these buildings he knew his way around he'd been there before they knew him they let him in they let me in have any record we can't find anything they'd already told me they had the records as soon as I think I'm getting close they yanked the rug out from under me he took lie detector test he passed all of them I know that doesn't mean anything but this were talking about the 1980s they get away with a lot back then in terms of erasing your history and his his education is undeniable in terms of what he knows he's at he's a brilliant guy when you talk to him he's not faking anything he's not like he doesn't have any holes in his understanding and knowledge always telling the truth but again I'm not I'm not objective unbiased I want to believe I want to believe as well I can't get beyond the school things that's Dynamite into me that says he's not being truthful of MIT thing I'll tell you this he told me that they sent him from Los Alamos labs to there to work on something and I'll tell you what it is off air but I told him I wouldn't I wouldn't talk about it during the podcast cuz you're going to hear when I tell you going to go ho Lee fuk and I'll make a little more sense it's I don't know you know it's again I'm a f****** loser I wanted to be real so I'm not looking at it yeah I'm not your very biased menu care anymore like even the the the three naval videos high bun with whatever a pilot C7 that Tic Tac video but now that there's something that they're saying it's making me go that might be man-made because they're saying something about if we were to reveal this it would compromise National Security no no they can reveal all the files they have on these UFO incidents it would compromise National Security First of all because it'll compromise their If he if they reveal how they know that something is blocking radar that object whatever it was actively jamming radar I had Commander fravor the guy who died on that thing the guy who was there and who reported that thing I had him here he said that thing went from 60000 feet down to 200 in less than a second there's nothing we have another now he said that the thing moves so fast it made this this travel in this radar you know radar is a blip rise like between one blip to another it it moved in a Preposterous speed you could even track it it was it was moving so fast they don't know if it did it in less than a second or we did in one second but whatever it was the amount of distance that have traveled is impossible do they have the laws of physics as we understand could they see it could they see with the naked eye as well yes yes you can see the video you can see the thing on video you can see the thing on video move off you can see that it's actively jamming radar you can see that they're they're trying to track it and stay with it but it's moving too fast that might be man-made and I figured it was something to do with compromising National Security I whatever the quote wise I was like that sounds like something that is man-made they're worried they'll compromised someone made okay if it's not man then it's something from another planet maybe this man-made maybe it is some project that the government has but whatever it is it's something that moves at an insane speed that we're not capable of understanding is in terms of what what the average person understands propulsion and engines and combustion all those people will pilot see One Pilots a stuff I listen to it because they understand those thing I don't like for me I don't know how things are supposed to move but they do play something that's what got me interested was in the times did the article on those so I really started going like I started watching & Reading like I want to believe I just can't find anything that doesn't have a gap that I can't cross well you should talk to Forever he's a f****** rock-solid guy he's very it's very compelling me to talk to me in person because he doesn't have anything to do with publicity is not interested at all he wanted to tell his story because he felt like they're not being honest about it and that people really should know that there's some things that we don't understand and that these guys that are down in San Diego that we're at the Air Force Base they were seeing these things like fairly recently before his his experience they had seen one like four in the last couple weeks I think it was and then they find them on the east coast to the same thing and they move in the same way that Bob Lazar described these things that he worked on area S4 the same way where there's something called Element 115 that Bob Lazar described in the late 80s early 90 didn't even know it was real until 2013 he was describing it long before it was ever proven to be an actual thing long before they were created with a particle accelerator this is my head again Basin is only an opinion have no facts to this when I listen to him he was my first thought was after these things that don't line up while he took somebody story what he's saying is somehow true but he's telling somebody else's story and maybe a total Bly that was my head told me was cuz he knows so much and yet have they make your education disappear like I want the 1980s quickly but I want it to be true like I want people to go out Kanye West in my f****** my class I don't think I talked about it on the podcast where he went back and found these guys that he worked at the lab with he worked at Los Alamos lab for sure and he worked on top secret nuclear projects and he worked in propulsion and that's one of the reasons why they sent him to this area as for because he put a jet engine in a Honda in the 1980s and you know intent understanding of combustion engines and propulsion all these different things that he's creating and so like let's see if this guy can crack this crazy night and so they were just bringing scientist to try to get a different perspective on these crafts and the one that he was working on or one of them that he's working on they said they had found in the archaeological dig that's where it gets really crazy like they found this thing what he was working on they think would he read was that what the government was telling them when they're working there when they were briefing him was that human beings are the product of science projects that human beings were created when many many thousands of years ago hundreds whatever millions of years ago however long it was aliens came down here and did experiments with lower hominids they did experiments with primates and added their DNA and manipulated the DNA to create human beings Bob Lazar crushing it's not that I don't know enough about it to convince you otherwise I but I just don't but I'm kind of hoping you can convince me if they made the school records disappear but why do they leave the records that we just saw from that place didn't know they were there that that somebody had a copy of the the the registry for that that place someone who work there during the same time he did how to copy the registry do they didn't just eliminate is eliminated social security number eliminate a lot of s*** in the 1980s that can make you effectively disappear yeah I'm sure they can I mean the NBA is Paper Trails for a little bit different but it's just I can't get beyond the 2° and I'll I get I want I want to I'm sure I've heard him interviewed he's a very compelling guy when I'm at the degrees or not hard that's not hard to get past that's not hard to to eliminate what's hard is understanding all the things he understands when it comes to science education the way he talks about it have you ever seen the videos where he's describing it in a late 80s it's exactly the same as he describes it now exactly the same no variation whatsoever that kind of story 40 years ago and then I ask you again today to tell me that same story most bullshitters are going to have some holes in that store and change it and doesn't mean he's telling the truth but he's been insanely consistent I would almost think even a truth-teller will make mistakes never timed up if it's a if it's a store that I've created I think I'm less likely to forget details if I created it because I have a beginning middle and end to it right but it's very complicated when he sang is very complicated in the descriptions of them with descriptions of these crafts and the way the propulsion system works and the fact that it uses this incredibly dense element that doesn't even exist on Earth and you know 1989 or whatever it was but now they found actual real thing like that element 115 that was people saying that science fiction you're making things up but now that they have created in particle accelerator so I call it is a real thing and what if there's a planet that has a completely different atmosphere hooley different relationship with the star and element 115 is common like they find things in asteroids all the time that are very very rare on Earth but very common it's based it's one of the ways that they know whether or not we've been impacted like one of the ways they know that the Yucatan was hit with his gigantic asteroid that killed the dinosaurs 65 million years ago is a layer of iridium at 65 million years iridium is very very rare on Earth but very common in space and this layer of it this dense layer at 65 million years ago shows that that's when it was hit that this giant chunk of Space Rock slammed into the Earth and kill everything yeah I know I'm sorry I wish I was more and I don't I don't want to be because I really want to believe it because it also gives us a hope that we have some kind of a possible immortality summer bleed a f****** like Ray Kurzweil much anybody does he gives us all hope but I just I keep getting to a sticking point every single time there's something I can't get Beyond when it comes to that conspiracy I know what you mean I know what you mean it's look I thought it was all horseshit for a long time I was I was like I was mocking at all for a long and then Jeremy Corvallis documentary really flip the switch with names like god dammit is this real and then getting to know Jeremy and talk to him and then getting no Bob having dinner with Bob and then getting Bob to come here and sit down it was very hard to get him to come in very hard very hard he was super nervous he's getting migraines didn't want the he didn't want the scrutiny and then me while he's doing Jeremy's documentary they f****** raid his business they re is business and go through all the stuff the FBI did they caught it on video they don't it's all part that this is not just a regular guy they're going through all of his his his data to going through his all of his email that They confiscated his computers didn't find anything he's he's free and clear but they were looking for element 115 e things cuz he had some apparently and they had done some tests and there's a video of it with George Knapp where they've got like they've got fog that usually some sort of a frog they're showing how this gives off a certain gives off a certain field that makes it almost impossible to grab and touch and his fog is rejected by this field and what they're saying about that element is in a butcher this I don't really understand the science but this this gravity intensifier this gravity multiply or whatever the f*** is gravity projection thing with that 115 it distorts gravity and that's how these things are able to move through these insane through insane speeds and the way he described it is then it's like if you had like a real cushy mattress real soft mattress and you put a massive bowling ball in the center of the mattress everything we just goes and bend around the bowling ball will that's what element 115 with that craft in a propulsion system does two space-time it bends gravity and it ends bass tab and everything else gets f***** up the give you a Benny facetimes if everything else is trying to come closer together and I don't know I don't know maybe maybe maybe doesn't I don't know maybe just doesn't with whatever's around it and maybe we don't understand what you know how was space we know that gravity bends things are going to Ben's light that's why you know when you're looking at the sun you can actually see things they can see things that are actually behind the sun because it wore the mask the gravity of the sun cuz it's so enormous it actually manipulates light it been since you can see things that are actually behind it I want to know like you young she had done to deGrasse Tyson Watch times that he's fascinated and a skeptic because he made and what he knows or believes scientifically he's a DJ and he's our f****** like a guy who works at computer wait wait wait and Troy went out of with Neil deGrasse Tyson hell yeah about what government agent to end but it was a great video. But if they're not being told do you think that they tell astronomers and astrophysicists you think they tell guys like Neil deGrasse Tyson like why would they pull him aside hey hey guy who works at the Hayden planetarium we're going to we're going to give you secrets and we definitely want to make sure you don't tell him to people on the Opie and Anthony show we're going to give you secrets and we definitely want to make sure you don't tell him to people on the Opie and Anthony show Troy thinks that he knows


    Joe Rogan and Jim Norton Talk Ngannou vs Rozenstruik
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    can't wait for ngannou strike I can't wait can't wait for that fight when is that scheduled for what I want to say it's April tickets just went on sale what was more impressive than anything to me in that fight was not getting knocked him out with the last 10 seconds to go but absorb all the shot out there hitting with and he kept pressing forward almost like he was invulnerable to him I never saw anybody do that to Aleister Alistair was winning that fight for sure roses truck is a f****** tank man he's a tank and he's legit 265 right unnatural 265 asses and Ghana so I think this is the first time in Ghana has ever fought a guy who has a real world class kickboxer who is also his size Nacho and is also a vicious knockout Park puncher I still thinking God of his harder I see a thing in Ghana was faster but if I was in rosenstreich corner would I would be concentrating on his leg kicks in particular because Junior dos Santos even though in Ghana starch them in the first round and come starch is almost everybody out but Junior was able to get off a lot of leg kicks early in the round and was able to at least affect him in somewhere else like okay this could be an issue the real good kickboxer now we didn't see rosenstreich use that sort of strategy against against Alistair he was really looking to put hands on Alistair he threw some kicks but really I think and if he adjusts with ngannou and tries to move away from the big shots and chop the legs he's a better kickboxer he's got real experience with Muay Thai you know but he's also a ruthless knockout Striker and he has a crazy chin golden strike has a crazy chin man can you feel bad though for overhang at the end of that like the fact it was almost like he kind of just jumped up and walked off like it was a walk-off homerun and then the rest of the night like they're going to do is face was hanging off find that KO find rosenstreich Alistair Overeem UFC does a thing that I really wish they wouldn't do and I don't understand the thought process behind it and this thing is they don't show finishes online you can't see the finishes like you'll see a guy pulling off of a guy like when they stop the fight easy walks away like but they don't show the actual finish what do think that is poor thinking exciting people want to see them make more people watch it is that to get you to fight passivation swatches stop the fight is that it at the end of it okay I wanted it to play out more because you could see how he's basically helpless I wonder if they do that to get people to go to bypass like maybe if they if we show you part of an automatic promotion for 5 to thank you I can't imagine that's true that's awesome they should just go to it if your fan yeah I mean it's five past is great and it's not just for 5 past it's got you know quintet Eddie Bravo's combat Jiu-Jitsu Zahn that a bunch of different Muay Thai organizations on that all the UFC's bypasses the ship here to suck a little bit. if you have jumped on him and they stopped that I would get it but you can see he touched him watched and touches touches in there yeah he walked off after Alistair it's a real good point messed up maybe it's just the cut was so nasty nasty by the way I just stopped it and him walking away might have fun tonight lyrics to win that one more time one more time and gets caught boom gets dropped yeah you know you're right. Right back up Ashley's good point okay now I change my mind I change my mind it was like a Rodriguez Korean zombie it's like you ever watch a fight for you if you can't not watch till the end. Elbow was insane the elbow was insane the way he threw that like a Look Away elbow and the Korean zombie just flatlines like holy s*** wasn't Rodriguez I was yes and then the Korean zombie just knocked out Frankie Edgar to take 2 years off to serve the South Korean military makes you it's mandatory it's like Israel you have to do mandatory military time


    Joe Rogan: UFC Needs More Judges
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    what do you think of I'm looking forward to I decided I kind of wanted to see Paula cost to get the fight but the fact that he's doing with Romero is still in your so great fight I'm happy it's your Romero for two reasons one because Paul Kosta they can do in the future is only like 29 years old he's a young guy do that I got a Sonia into stylistically I want to see I still see Paul Acosta Costa is a monster-man he's he's a monster really interested in seeing him fight Israel but stylistically I'm interested in your well Romero vs Israel because of the wrestling cuz your wells wrestling is crazy he's one of the most powerful guys ever fought in that division he's enormous for that Division and he's so f****** explosive and he can take a credit and crazyshot I mean if you look at the two of them together I mean is he is taller and longer yoel is just f****** jacked he's not even built like a real human his waist is tiny thing his muscles are f****** Preposterous when you see him you like that's a comic book guy that's not a real person he's a comic book person he's 40 years old 41 years old is 41 still jacked super super jacked and I think honestly he should have already been the champion I think he'd beat Robert Whittaker in a second fight my feeling is that he hurt him or he is more effective and then Newgrounds easily could have been 10-8 rounds where he had Robert Whittaker f****** staggered and if that was the case you would have won the title did he was it a split decision and remember I don't know I don't remember you Google yoel Romero vs Robert Whittaker I don't know what they mean split decisions are so crazy right like what if Thiago Santos has the UFC light heavyweight champion now be at least five judges probably should be 10 and I think we should also have an online judging I think they should have that and maybe they don't take it into consideration and turn but but for us was it's a unanimous decision what by one point on each judges scorecard and I disagreed with that but you know that's okay very interesting when is eos at March in Vegas I think it's yes it yeah he's not getting enough credit he's 12 and no he has a f****** plus left hand he's super athletic and he's really tall he's really tall and long and he's a young guy 30 years old you know and John you know John has to take that guy really f****** serious I did think if I remember correctly I remember thinking was damier won the fight I thought I thought he should have gotten a decision over. reach Jon Jones has an 83 and 1/2 by 84 and 1/2 inch reach and then you look at Dominic raises 77 that's interesting that's the width of the shoulders John is so long yeah you know you're measuring tip-to-tip like this in one thing that John excels at is keeping people at distance but he's fighting a guy that's his height that guy's just as long as him let me not as wide obviously the reaches different in terms of the width of the shoulders but Dominick Cruz is footwork and movement is X his kicks are excellent he's got nasty power in his hands and he's got a lot of confidence man is undefeated coming into 12 another guy is it killer what he did to Chris Weidman I was like holy s*** to watch hard to watch tops things on you and dudes fold like when he fought OSP he knocked out OSP with no time in the fight was basically like a couple of seconds to go in the fight he cracked OSP and they didn't give him the knockout which I don't understand Stewie was way worse than Alistair and and Roses strike me and he had OSP out he was gone and they they didn't stop the fight and I'm like I don't understand this this is like it was confusing to me because he walked away like it was over and it looked at find that Dominick Reyes drops OSP gave him some trouble he he he gave him some trouble and what I mean Dominic was definitely winning the fight but OSB has moments deadly has mom with him and I watch that fight about a month ago or so and when I was watching I was trying to find moments where I think John could capitalize at OSP couldn't but it was Pisa very strong guy is a struggle with him including Jon Jones Jon Jones to Powerhouse Manhattan you can't f****** with OSP no hiki Kayo's guys with one punch TKO Corey Anderson I think after a while I've been gone for a while and then yep they did so here it is so here's Dominick Reyes watch this he's moving boom he drops them other than he's out out like that's it and they don't stop the fight in the referee stands over and let him get back up to speed in the bell rang and they didn't call The Knockout I'm like okay that's a knockout man you could you know you couldn't justify keeping that FICO and that's what I bet your ovary wishes would have happened with they wouldn't let him just walk away and that if listen if Dan miragliotta and Jen did his job because Dan supposed to be the guy that calls a fight right I think you should have called the fight but Dan is supposed to be the guy that cause a fight not the fighter so adamek play it again with Dominic Kos him all I had to do is follow up with a couple strikes and then the f****** show's over watch this puts beautiful footwork I love how he did it to SPS moving cuz he's behind so he's trying to move forward and press and trying to catch him and Dominick's move in and OSB presses them and you know and he uses good footwork to avoid this to it catches that left kick which is osp's power side and as OSP set it up bicego Southpaw guess who's looking for that left again there it is step over bang left hand and then referees waiting for him to follow up so if you just jumped on there and followed up instead of walking with his hands up the buzzer may have gone off somewhere around then I don't know when the buzzer went off like 20 seconds see if we can get some volume on that lot last time I still think they should have stopped it but I don't know whatever he won the fight but look he basically knocked him out with a second ago stop in my opinion, so he dropped him at the horn I still think they should have stopped it but I don't know whatever he won the fight but look he basically knocked him out with a second ago


    Joe Rogan: Dominik Reyes is a Real Threat to Jon Jones
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    you know but he's got a different fight in front of them this weekend with Jon Jones Jon Jones has such a history of success against the best fighters on the planet John find a way to win a guy's man he finds a way and it said that was a good thing that said Gustafson fight the first one it was such a Jones really turned it on around 4 and 5 and then rounds 4 and 5 Jones 1 MLB like f*** that's why he's a champion he won the final round and he wasn't even in shape he didn't train for that fight they said he just f***** off and was partying and having a good time he just thought he was going to be unbeatable and he said something really interesting to me when he came in here he said he always gave himself an excuse so that like if he did lose you could always say well you know what at least I didn't rain like if I trained then I would have beat that guy still beating people even though it wasn't raining hard and then he started ramp it up and actually training hard when he almost lost everything and we got arrested and all that s*** that happened to him and almost lost his career then when it came back yet much more sense of urgency cuz you realize like what a gift it really want battery was doing that in the first place just the all of it everything was wrong too much partying but sometimes someone needs some sort of a Giant's character horrible series of events will you realize like oh I can't I can't do this anymore I got to live my life in a better way yeah you have to almost have everything taken away from you but I believe the Dominick Reyes is the most dangerous fighter Jon Jones has faced since Daniel Cormier I think Dominic Reyes very unique series of challenges first of all the length the undefeated record he's 12 and no just confidence that comes undefeated Fighters and Dominic is extremely confident he's he's a believer in himself and that belief in himself has led him to stop guys like Chris Weidman to knock out OSP with one second ago he's got believe in his powers got legit one punch knockout power he's got great footwork and movement he just had the opportunity to see John struggle with Thiago Santos he has a style he can mimic that kind of success that The Chopping at the legs I think this is a dangerous fight for John but I also think John knows it's a dangerous fight for John and John is a champion a real Champion the greatest champion the light heavyweight division has ever known unquestionably and I think he's going to rise to the occasion I think we're going to see the best Jon Jones I think Jon Jones needs a real threat to scare him and work him up and I don't know if Thiago Santos was that for him maybe not as a title defense fight but I don't think I don't think that's what he gets scared of I think John needs someone like a Dominick Reyes a real threat so that you see who he was in the second fight with Daniel call me when you head kick DC and knocked him out the second fight with Gustafson gussets and we smashed out that's the real Jon Jones Jon Jones when he depressed and I think the Dominick Reyes presents a kind of a problem and I think you're going to see a f****** killer Jon Jones next weekend I think he's going to be on fire I can't wait that's a week from this Saturday Lakeland Saturday so pumped the moment I stop feeling like this I'll stop calling fights but right now I'm a f****** love it. I want to see the fight on the horizon


    Tony Ferguson Fight Will Be the Toughest of Khabib’s Career
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    Dana White Eskimo Usman vs. Jorge Mas without plan for international fight week Super Bowl against that's why I thought the next fight was going to be really wants to be and Dana's keeps saying they're going to try to make a rematch but I don't know why they're saying that one could be and has to fight motherfuking Ferguson ya homies the boogeyman that nickname el Cucuy that's a perfect nickname for that guy that guy's terrifying he never gets tired never gets tired everybody fights and looks like they fell off a train it's it's crazy that the fight everybody is wanted to see Anna and again is that March or April cuz if Carnival okay that's still a ways away and then who knows how to get better I don't think you make a hundred million dollars the only way to make a hundred million dollars if it gets too kind of numbers that Floyd Mayweather versus Conor God or the UFC decides to bankroll it and Gamble and give him a hundred million dollars they might do that cuz here's one thing we have to take into consideration about could be he's not just an enormous star in the United States he's a huge superstar in the muscle called huge huge he's a super religious guy and he celebrates Ramadan he's you know he's very respectful this is reason why conures trash talkin all that was so infuriating to him he's a different guy man he's a man of virtue still drives a f****** Toyota it's worth millions and millions of dollars he's not he's not a flashy dude he's a f****** Warrior and he doesn't want to have that kind of situation again in his eyes they fought once he smashed Connor and got out of the tap choked him and he's like good I didn't fight over I do what I want to do f*** you you know and then when they're saying gone make a rematch no no that we had to fight I f***** him up he can suck my dick I'm going to go do other things and that's that's that's what he's thinking I think not to suck the dick part khabib vs. Tony is the toughest fight of khabib's career I really believe that I think Tony Ferguson is a nightmare for anybody especially right now when you watch his fight with Anthony Pettis when you watch it while we busted up Donald Cerrone I think Tony Ferguson is the scariest guy for anybody in 155 lb he doesn't get tired he f****** is bricks for Hands by Josh Thompson in here the other day Joshua saying when when Tony Ferguson grabs him he can't believe how big is hands are did you wrap his hands around as risky as you couldn't get my hands-free because he's f****** hands are so big and strong training he teaches himself he's got all this crazy shity does wheedling Wing Chun dummies and breakdances is a video that I could even think of that reminds me of Tony Ferguson no one he's so different you know that said khabib's a f****** send me no one runs through people's away khabib does he smash his people he dragged into the ground he out Russell's any parmesan we beat them down you know he's an undeniable Unstoppable Force the two of them together it's an epic fight but I would not be making any plans if I was Dana or if I was anybody else I would not be making any plans cuz could be you can win that fight yeah but it's not guaranteed buy to Ferguson to win that fight they both can win I just want to fight to happen this is this the fourth or fifth time it's instead I just want to fight to happen it could only hope only hope and pray they keep it together so f****** amazing Fight Man amazing and Caitlin is 5 what is she putting on Tina Spider-Man amazing and Caitlin is 5 what is she funny Valentina


    Best of the Week - January 26, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    any partner just beat the crap out of me for weeks on in and I went through that and we asked Mike like Mike out or you think about this is just normal and that the feeling like this my psyche that's normal and especially in this voice the champion that I was just described in there giving him some rounds but then you take him out there and you put him in front of under the lights put 17,000 20,000 people around him and he can't do it and they just can't do it that's what makes Champions champions being able to deal and then handle all the chaotic stuff that happens before after and what's happening around them and until I and you know that I was just like man you know he's so right because guys I have watched several guys in the practice room beef doing techniques like how is that even possible like hitting you with crazy stuff but then you put them in there and put them under the lights and looks like he's an amateur that is one of the weird things about Jim's is those guys who are gym Killers yes inside the gym they're f****** killers and then for whatever reason they can't do it again. white or is that just something since I did something that's inside because I've seen guys that they know like these guys put on clinics inside the practice room but then they get out there and find a way to lose they find a way to lose it can't deal with it they can't handle the pressure they can handle everything that comes with it is find a way to lose to where you're just like how is that possible even if the guy is nowhere near the level they find a way to lose that you have had a bunch lights we don't remember most of the fight like that that's a thing that a lot of Fighters don't necessarily talk about but it's a reality of hard fights the second fight with gray where evil thing was that the referee I remember fourth-round mark my coach Mark was like you know telling me we got one more round in my head on my one more round what happened to three and four I didn't remember it all and also I when I drop me I rolled my ankle really bad probably a grade-two sprain and I remember in the fourth round coming to if my ankles hurt me I'm like what happened to I've no idea what I'm angle and they were walking back and I was kind of you know I don't know sometimes you get rakyat depressed for some reason I noticed that even to the gym when you get what I get Rockdale I got a little bit of depression going on for some reason like what does it feel like when you say depression like yourself but the fact is that was a second fight nothing ever fight the third fight you stop talking but you won't write the f****** fights that you had with gray we're so crazy they were so cute he was so big is Big Boy minutes so big 455 you know and you were a guy didn't cut any weight at all nothing you eat breakfast on the way and a wow that's crazy town you just like f****** I'm a champ want to watch that one that's why I was going to Camp why should I go down I mean I'm winning I'm beating these guys even the best fights ever super close so you know I could have went either way and I just felt me and I'll I'll go down now I lost two in a row here with me know what more can I gain from you let me go down to 45 and that's that's what I'll do for the for the for the 45 how about when you think about it like if you had a chance to do it all over again like if you had an engineer your career all over again would you do it exactly the same way with your 555 will you definitely against BJ right yeah I mean you can't go back and change it all worked out for me and I got the world title I had a problem you know I'm continuing to have a pretty good career there's always things you wish you could do differently you know I can't be like I was going to say I wish that things went the way they went what's good for them you know that. The love they gave me to to get me even just to get me there you know cuz I was ready to break man I was I was in pieces so many days in that camp is you know it was it was just a roller coaster of emotions but having them you know my father my brothers behind me that's where that strength came from and in everything we went through before butts up that's why I was so emotional in the cage and you be emotional anyways for a title fight but you know it was it was something else just to just to get their you known in and have that opportunity and you could really matter you co I mean my UCR he he's right there with his hands like powerful moment right there did it bother you that he was here a lot of sour grapes after the fight they guard did it did it did he didn't didn't really credit you for the fight was just saying most of that you want steroids my mom yeah paying our respects give him a hug but I felt like the way you handled it was uncharacteristic for him we were so respectful before after the fight I went up to him in a before they made the decision I want to tell my sugars hand I said man of Honor you know so much respect for you it was an honor to battle with you and I think to thank you and we shook hands and hugs and and you know but then he didn't stay after they raised my hand he he walked right out we didn't shake hands again and then everything else yet really surprised me I think it was just hard to two because you know this was my 10th by he'd already had over 50 he was a big he was a big favorite I just don't think you know he they were very confident they were very confident leading up to the fight and I don't think anyone imagined me to walk out of there with that belt the plan was formed in 1865 at the end of the Civil War and it was formed by a by 6 Confederate soldiers who were of Irish and Scottish descent and what they did was they borrowed the the rituals or similar rituals and names and a mystery from the Scottish Rite Masons ran this or that, exactly if you see playing groups out in public they will hold a unified front but behind closed doors they don't like each other real yeah so anyway if you have a chapter of your particular plan route in another state or in multiple States you may then consider yourself or your group to be a national claim group therefore you must have a national leader who oversees all the states in which you have a chapter of your particular group so we call our national leader the president and Clan terminology that person is known as the Imperial wizard anybody who is prefix with the word Imperial is that person is a national officer wizard being the top if you're a wizard by the president and Imperial playlist will be like a vice president and the other secretaries treasurer's whole nine yards and then the next level down would be State the head of the state which we call the governor that person is known as a grand Dragon anybody Grand is on the state level State officer Dragon being the top of the oven a grande playlist will be like a lieutenant governor and then secretary-treasurer and then within the state you have counties the county leader is known as the great Titan anybody on the great level isn't on the county level within the county you have districts what they call clatterans and we would call a district leader of Mayor a councilman Alderman that individual is known as they are as an exalted cyclops Cyclops what you would say Sir exalted Cyclops that's hilarious to make him look bad that he supports me or that he used my endorsement read the Bernie Sanders and all I said is I'm probably going to vote for him I like Tulsi gabbard I really love her a little Kim I love Andrew Yang those people to think like a really important point I'm a f****** moron if you're basing who you're going to vote for President Trump for president based on my what I like I know I'm not I'm not that balls deep into this stuff is not it's not based on your look muscular bald-headed white guy I don't know if this would be I bet this be a different game what's easy to paint me as a douchebag right and also the thing that I said in the video was exactly what they did I said if you just take the worst aspects of someone take out everything else magnify it right and you know you can paint them out to be a real piece of s*** today but it's hard to do that on the front lines in the 60s civil rights like getting change required to make the military function correctly gas work I mean maybe we're better off with Trump maybe we're better off with someone else I don't know what's required to be a president I really don't I don't understand what's required to make sure the economy functions correctly and also I don't understand what's required to make the military function correctly now it just gas work I mean maybe we're better off with Trump maybe we're better off with someone else I don't know


    Joe Rogan Watches New York Rat Video w/Mark Normand
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    favorite video in New York is the rat is killing the pigeon Jersey library I'm solid ice up pizza rat yeah Pizza riding s*** pigeon killing rat the f****** rat killing a pigeon Loud Like the Wolf Brigade down Subway area was it on the street I think it was on the street cuz I don't think pigeons actually go into the subway good blind to the most part until I get f***** over and it never hike it out an airport yeah I have to keep that sweater always non cuz they're partly is filing them down give it a go cuz he's animal facts dragged through the hole in the fence and f**** it up that's hilarious when you go into their Lair and the pigeon knows anything I can't get off the street like khabib how to try IUI lived in Encino and I was renting this house in the house a lot of rats and leave my garbage in the garage and then I'll put it out in the morning and I was seeing these rats so I can set a trap not mice rats f****** rat big rats so I hear snap so I go out to check and there's a fat boy that's got his head crushed in this trap trap in the morning in the morning in the only thing that's left is the tail everything they'd everything their feet in the tale the all the guts the body the spinal cord everything it was just like a stained and the tale of tales are so disgusting in the Trap then they eat the rat then they get poisoned I could be something you could put the problem with poisoning rats is a lot of times doesn't kill them immediately and then iote's get it and then they get poison then mountain lion a little to poison coyotes or they killed a rat or a owls also get killed by rat poison it's real problem with owls cuz a lot of people leave rat poison outside their house and then the rats eat the poison they get weekend than an owl comes in and eat lamb circle of life circle of life damn did you did you live in New York yes you have nice I'm sure oh yeah yeah I lived in New Rochelle though I never lived in the city I couldn't afford to live in the Bronx okay don't know what to do I take a broomstick I stick it to the sticky trap and then I go outside and put in the garbage can while they're still alive rats and mice and humans it's a strange thing and then Scott Moran 3-year up and f***** everybody up Cry Me a River help yourself I love words Country 2 and New York City is I think they said it's either the number of rats is the same as the number of people that live in New York City or the biomass not sure which one but both of them are equally terrifying yeah it was the bomb especially more terrifying right cuz it means there's so many rats that the same mass of bodies as they are of human being also if you measure the weight of all human beings and all ants it's even yeah I know that I love a fun fact that's a weird one right re etymology study of insects so he did some time in the jungle and they were have to put turpentine all over the posts of these platforms that the tents would be on cuz there's so many ants on the jungle floor that you when he said he was lying in bed you could hear the and there's so many of them they kill elephants the elephant's body and go right into its ear just started eating its brain kind of keeping our bodies and check keeping our numbers and check you know like we like we have systems for rats and mice and all these different things to keep them in check while nature sort of had a way to keep you in check creditors and cheeses starvation injury so you're saying we beat nature nature so f***** up mentally because we're not supposed to be nature well we're a little too safe for sure for sure all contained in these buildings were the no Predators can get as we all get doughy like f****** human water balloons right and one thing of discomfort and we have to fix it and work on it but yeah we complain yeah we're getting our jaw shave down to look prettier than 250,000 tens of millions but this is a trap that was a video of them all buckets gloves on or something


    Joe Rogan on The Devastation of the Australia Fires
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    do bears have chlamydia and cut his hand and got monkey blood in his hand while he was like butchering a monkey Dave Chappelle had a bit about 100% infection rate is wild f****** that is insane wow koalas have a 100% infection rate of chlamydia for two decades scientist have brought wild koalas into Wildlife hospital to treat their chlamydia there something like 80% of their habitats been destroyed the fires over there and saying I did a benefit Sunday night with my Hoffman or Imani Franklin rather Whitney Cummings and Jim Jefferies benefit for the Wildlife fires door knock down with that s*** see the devastation it's crazy 70% of Australia is covered in Smoke 70% and it's as big as United States that's a bummer no way of stopping it I mean unless the reins put it out or it burns all the way to the coast yet the stupid question what is the money going to do you know I know it helps people work for wildlife I'm already know some of them they've rescued and they have to put them back into suitable habitats and that's that the money is going to while I mean you're not going to fix the f****** the devastation by the fire and the plants in the house isn't hopeless people their homes burned down had some sort of insurance but how much f****** insurance money is there a tract the ground in Australia currently and is all year by The Animals yeah well it's a billion animals that's why a billion animals wow so it'll be in history books yeah oh yeah invasive species Aborigines cuz they live in huts and s*** right about that. I don't think they live in us for the most part I think a lot of living in that normal most of those languages aren't even written down apparently really yeah my buddy Adam green trees from Australia and he runs a mining company and they hire a lot of the folks that are aborigines and you know he's gotten to be very close with a lot of them and kind of gotten to know their culture and understand their culture and it's really really strange like yeah they're scattered all over the country and so many of them have they called they call the mobs like the tribe is a mob and they have a different language than another mob that's like 30 miles away at a dangerous we might do they fight each other and stuff it was it's not that different from America do Melbourne's real close yeah I think there's that there's so much scuse me the coffee man that's tumeric is going right at my other Laird Hamilton SuperFood 50s just me not that long ago they were actually taking average no babies from the parents and a good intent and I don't know in a weird way the moms got to kind of be like it's a better life I don't think so I got a TV the New South Wales alone or 3,000 house to another thing said that that was the number so I don't know if it's 3,000 total or just a mess up too bad. It could be worse last year just in Malibu


    Joe Rogan Responds to Bernie Sanders Endorsement Controversy
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    voting for us cuz it's so it's so obvious what it is they're using me to make him look bad that he supports me or that he used my endorsement red probably I think like a really important point I'm a f****** moron if you're basing who you're going to vote for on President Trump for president based on my right what I like I know I'm not I'm not that balls deep in this stuff is not it's not very strange is a little out of left field but how much of this is based on your look if you are in a muscular bald-headed white guy I don't know if this would be easy to paint the douchebag and also what is the thing that I said in the video was exactly what they did I said if you just take the worst aspects of someone take out everything else magnify it right and you know you can paint them out to be a real piece of s*** today but it's hard to do that that doesn't mean I don't know what's required to be a president I really don't I don't understand what's required to make sure the economy functions correctly and also I don't understand what's required to make the military function correctly now it's just gas work I mean maybe we're better off with Trump maybe we're better off with someone else I don't know but what was fascinating to me was that these people f****** CNN homophobic and transphobic that's completely out of context that the only is it was first trans people some trans people listen to I got nothing but love for you for everybody and is backed Eddie Izzard is one of my all-time favorite love is he's one of the most inspirational and brilliant people I've ever met I love that guy and he's probably one of the most public trans people in the first most public celebrities to go trans don't care that's what it what I was saying in the video that using was me saying you're f****** man definitely shouldn't use those words but this is why I was upset it was a guy that this person was a man for 30 years transition to become a woman for 2 years and then started fighting women in MMA and didn't tell them that she used to be a man and was smashing girl she literally broke this girl skull but broke her face and was bragging about it like she you know she was hyping up her MMA career right yet and then people found out that she was a trans woman and she used to be a man she said that she didn't have to disclose that because it was a medical procedure had nothing to do wasn't there their business very shady and in fact a woman bought the UFC a girl named Ashlee evans-smith who's a really good fighter you know UFC kalra fighter unlike this other woman who was the trans woman that trans women just really strong the same caliber the world class martial arts Ashlee evans-smith actually one of beating her he looks like a guy right up bro yeah and then when he became a woman he looked you know like definitely could saves a woman that dude lady but you know I was like the f*** out of here you're not specifically Napa take for sport but we all know that when a guy hits a girl in the street is a different vibe than when a girl hit the guy that's the problem is that's what the flights look like hitting a girl damn and also fighting people that aren't that skilled it's a low-level MMA promotion you know and then we came out there was all this outrage but what was really fascinating was how many people are mad at me but didn't have an equal amount of the word equally upset that woman was deceptive what you can about the fact that she was trans it's bad for the cause of transgender people it's very bad for the cause of you have a transgender woman that doesn't disclose she's transgender and is beating the f*** out of biological women and here's the here's one of the big problems with It ultimately want to get f***** over our biological women in this whole race to be woke and including transgender women in female sports biological women of the ones getting f***** over these trans any world records and becoming world champions and it's you know it is this it's where the rubber meets the road between pragmatic objective people they're analyzing the all of the facts and people who want to stick with a woke ideology they don't want to hear it on the other side this is a big one that people are calling me out on the homophobia nothing but love for gay people nothing but love I love gay people but I make fun of them I make fun of me fun of my mom I'll make fun of you when you're here I'll make fun of you when you leave here before one of my most popular memes online isn't support gay marriage and it was it says if you if you hate gay marriage is because I wanted two reasons either you're dumb or you're secretly worried that dicks are delicious friend that has been shared f****** millions of times in fact I had a gay strong man in here and he was talking about candy was talking about illiteracy thought that wasn't he had seen that was one of the first exposures that he had to me yeah well it just looking for s*** that Pindi and that's all it's to marginalize him and it's also people that don't want anyone who's not woke to represent anything on the left you were going to be on the left there's a lot of people been overwhelming and really heartwarming from made from great comics and scientists and people that have held the podcast Psychology today wrote an article about how the media is gas-lighting you on me like they're like they're trying to pay this guy out to be this monster like how I said stupid s*** 100% I've done 1,400 plus podcast a lot of them high like a giant percentage of I said a bunch of stupid s*** I could even believe while saying it I'd like to say inappropriate work I do it all the time because it's fun I like I like staying where you're not supposed to say sometimes but it doesn't mean I'm homophobic or love everybody like literally if you're a nice person I love you cool with everybody the way they want it to be true and a guy down it feels more like vindictive and it hurt you than it does let's save the world it's more like if you go I'm actually not I would ever lose a couple things going on one this podcast gotten way too big and it actually can influence elections about it it's all changing it's all silly I would love if they revamped the system and made it so there was like a council of really smart people who get to decide on things completed hands carefully to play chess what to give up on he could have swayed the lack of any was in charge of s*** so he could make policies Hillary Clinton wouldn't believe in gay marriage still 2013 but it's not real it's that they're in their world they're giving up on the is take me down to make Bernie look bad because Bernie dare to post one of my videos in the meantime Bernie is search the number one the pole number one and number one for the first time in the bedding poles so it's like look I don't know if it's good or bad well it's like Chappelle everybody hates chapelli's the transphobic guy of the Year whatever he's won the Grammy three years in a row for best comedy album Andy just want the Mark Twain award so it's like we talked a big game we complained and bitched and moaned but I think the real ships out there well even more more telling when Rotten Tomatoes only what critics judge his special he had a 0% Rotten Tomatoes then when they let the general public do it jumped up to 99 by giant company now if you are part of a giant Mediacom between even have to say any names you have to make arrangements with political parties and candidates they will give you access to candidates but they in exchange they would like you to run certain stories do like you to cover things they would like you to not cover other things mean you're seeing this anti Bernie Sanders pushed across the board Hillary Clinton just came out and said that she thinks she nobody likes him I saw that what do you hate your old musically likes and she said that he's a career politician like that man were you involved in Industry before did you manufacture televisions that are in support of apples Warren that were trying to push the narrative the Bernie Sanders is sexist up that narrative, she said that he had said to her then we could never be president did you ever see that in exchange for the two of them were on CNN so this is what it's been for me just to watch all this play out but I just the first time I seen you rattle by the way I think all right get it but that's why if I feel if I look rattled but that's the positive thing has been the outpouring of support so many people against overwhelming support two negatives the ratios incredible so it's it's awesome well the good news is everyone who knows you likes you all the people were saying s*** I probably never met you or don't even listen to podcast this is the problem with human beings communicating through social media's with the worst way like Twitter or Sunday's the worst way to either know someone expressive him or show any compassion and no one this is one of the reasons why cancel culture is so right right cuz this is the best way to cancel somebody threw a tweet f*** you field of virtue signaling this insanely mediocre on talented comedians Michelle wolf or Michael Che and all this act Lee especially when the the leaked audio came out people at the most inappropriate s*** that's funny I feel as much guilt and shame and numbness you don't feel you don't feel any keyboard you don't feel anything I'm hoping that social media will evolve to something that you the people that somehow or another allow people to be more compassion to each other and maybe we'll just understand how to use it better understand and everybody is canceled right everybody choco-story Africa she was an Ambien and hope I don't get AIDS just kidding on white LOL that's a good tweet it's a good show it's a joke Le Mark Normand joke logically right but when you're on Ambien and your f****** liquored-up edit time we change the whole world will be on the air at the end of the day with all this this s*** it's my feelings about all this are it's it's interesting to see the the the hate Brigade come my way and it's interesting it's it's very heartwarming to see support yet it's also you know at the end of the day I forgot a giant body of work about what I am and what I've done people watch the Elon Musk interview they're not like that at all the homophobia inappropriate jokes yeah for sure you're swinging right you know how it is when we're doing worse or hit you to come your way a lot of them are high like I'm Goin In is race in the stupidest people that's just their grasping at straws I got nothing it's not real racism it's a joke these Brown is racism I get some s*** stirring up that was a crazy thing about the CNN articles like they put in all the isms all the isms and all the phobias and like


    Street Fight Videos Are Scary w/Mark Normand | Joe Rogan
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    you know what I hate most amazing street fights is when the dude's head bounced off the concrete is one this is Puerto Rican dude and this other guy and the guy doesn't know how to fight the Puerto Rican dude does and you could see their standing from each other and she and girlfriend goals real life kicks in something some people are just fronting and they think they going to get away with it and then the other guys actually a boxer right and that was the case here that guy he threw an educated punched like he knew what he was doing and he caught that guy right in the jaw and he went out has had this thing blue shorts with the woven belt they were getting these brawls you big white motherfukers and they were just like kick him in the face when they're down I got soccer jaw broken Friday night brace you know people looking for fights and then they get a little bit of booze in them and you know they're mad because their girlfriends f****** some new guy and Electric the face while he's on the ground know is that not good that's a rage maybe he was beating the reason deeply closeted or something's going on there well it's like some men grow up getting their asses kicked like getting abused it's one of the things that I would notice in high school the kids that would want to fight all the time they were getting abused at home someone's been doing that are older brother or get bullied into the bully people back you know that expression hurt people hurt people and that's the thing that I hated the most about fighting was when I would knock someone out check them and then they would go down like that does not get enough I'm going to walk away like this always happens to do that they're letting you know like I know rice is this is the end yeah yeah I don't have to follow this up right back like you know harvesting well to think it's like when guys do do that they're letting you know like I know rice is this is the end yeah yeah I don't have to follow this up a feeling you get when you hit someone you see their eyes roll back like you know LOL but some guys are so sad


    Joe Rogan: I Know a Lot of Smart People with Idiots for Parent
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    people are born male and female and having some boring ass f****** do trying to stick Smogon you yeah okay thanks made for each other. You guys deserve your naughty it's the really should both go into the woods and get eaten by Wolves true that's true but we got to be nice you know we should be nice we should be nice but sometimes I think it's just jeans like sometimes sometimes people just have knucklehead jeans Ruben 8000 lb of Watching Two and a Half Men that got a bowl of Cheetos and a beard like you're kind of a waste of life like no offense deserve life have a right to live but I'm out here trying to write jokes and I'm driving gig to gig of doing pies I'm going gay whatever it is at least I'm trying something least I am a little ambition you're moving you out there experiencing life something about like the world I hate myself I'm sorry activities they play sports to do things I think you got to do stuff with them too and also they have to see that you're doing yet Apparently one of the things that kids get out of you is that they see you live by example that's important totally and the flipside do I get selfish it's a good thing this fat cow sitting in a Barcalounger all night and you also feel better you know I'm home from a hard day of getting after it. see that fat slob center for the TV laughing really hard at Big Bang Theory okay buddy I'm f****** better than you ugly people are funny so a lot of ugly. And he got a brat they didn't study where kids are more trust ugly people less so it's not a woman who has terrible genetics and Chin's probably someone listening to right now and it's not a goddamn thing you can do about it is falling out your fingers add turkey neck gals go to work probably like that like normal self esteems you're not entitled to that the gym everyday all day walking through on squats with Meathead boring guys who are like I got to get some traps cuz I got no like you dumb workout guys and asteroids are there or that I mean but sometimes


    Joe Rogan: The Winnie the Pooh Ride is About an Acid Trip
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    who's all about an acid trip but everything you want to ride ride the ride at Disneyland ride of all time it's basically an acid trip remember one of times I did it and went through Disneyland high as f*** and I was on the rise like oh this is Winnie the Pooh's he's on acid guitar this mushrooms is talking cats and s*** know something happens during the ride and you go like when he goes into Winnie the Pooh goes into Dreamland I don't know what to go to the Dreamland it's you're basically on acid you going to an acid trip just and then I just really really this is just pretty everything's lights and yeah you're honest little f****** thing and you're in the little roller coaster ride to know here's Winnie and give me a little can you be boring is the worst trip ever and fell St honey in that like the way I think that's well there's that Nepal honey that psychedelic honey maybe that's what it is give me a little fast forward it is a little trip so find out what happens right before that Jamie something happens and look can tripping balls and then as the thing goes It goes black and then you see Winnie floating then boom you're in psychedelic land everything is weird and whacked out in the Box heads big tongues and everything is neon psychedelic colors in the world psychedelic things you're saying this is about as close to creating of some sort of a psychedelic hallucinogenic trip right in a kids ride as you can get away without getting arrested so Ayahuasca trip I think like actually predicted that you could recreate in the future with virtual reality it's psychedelic trip and it would have the same exact effect as a psychedelic trip because it would be able to show you the same visual you know they used to be on freaking was remember phone freaking there was a way that you could use a public pay phone and you got a device that would make a noise public pay phone right you press the button IP pppppppp but you would hold a thing up to the phone and it would go and would send a signal through sound in the phone would just open up for you so you could use it no quarter no quarter and you just start calling people always done somehow another through sound like you would mimic the sound the fold would make ordinarily got a right thanks is this it here follow this is exciting cuz I've always wanted to do it have you done it I have done DMT I have not done Ayahuasca but this looks a lot like DMT I've done DMT I've not done Ayahuasca but this looks a lot like the empty empty empty never mentioned it


    Mark Normand’s Pecker Pic Came Back to Haunt Him
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    you just do you know Whitney I do a little bit not well just like her ask her about the the DM that she got all real shows and stuff you should write a book about dick pics of people send you cuz there's not not a dozen it's doesn't really to send picture they do it to every girl look there is a f****** gigantic population of creepy dudes out there in the background and I thought mine and I was like so she sent you I'll look at this for a minute now they mean ass f****** coming everyone everything you name it baby it's not weird best resource oil and all the s*** I think the hot women in America it's up there it's pretty good but it's also there's a lot of Photoshop out there talking about these ladies doing cartoon work on their pictures kill my dream man girls like boys and boys like girls I want everybody to be happy you know I would hope that they're this case to I would hope that you know they can find someone who's nice to them and I would hope that they won't don't get bullshitted but I remember you you are a f****** coonhound back in the forties you know you know you know what it's like radio though they probably didn't even understand what how you got pregnant rats diseases killed you you got everybody died. Your hair fell out your nose rotted off your face yeah we have crazy diseases and no cure that's probably why the Bible steps in you know it's like they don't eat pork on Friday whatever it is elkanah yeah yeah I was reading this book about the wild west and they're talking about all the people that would get that had syphilis just they just all went to whorehouses and they all got sick


    Why People Join The KKK w/Daryl Davis | Joe Rogan
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    you have to work yeah man but I'll tell you something though not all of them. Most of them but some of the of the hardest-working people that I've ever seen in my life have been in the plan and I'm serious I mean working hard to make a living and support their families is there a universal Factor like when you talk about how they got involved in it is it the neighborhood is it people that they Family Guy people join the planet different reasons in some cases it's my grandfather was in the clan my daddy was in the clan so I'm in the clan in my kitchen I mean the plan it's a family tradition right passed down and when you are dealing with somebody with that kind of time that you know that generational thing it make it a little longer for them to come out it is hard to break family tradition write another reason why people join you take a depressed town like a coal mining town in West Virginia or Scranton Pennsylvania isn't that what people who are not racist they are hard workers they did call all their lives grandfather. Candice rugg they wouldn't know how to do it all in those big and Cole and they're happy that I'm making their paycheck if you and their family paying the rent whatever you're not concerned about people color their happy but then the company gets greedy and decided hey you know what we can we can save money make a lot more money if we lay off or out our employees and hire some of these of these immigrants were there legal or illegal 44 less than half of what we're paying our people right after they left these people and how are these people just came over to the country looking for work and and they pay the Nester nothing so now these white people who would never racist or out of a job did the bank is going to foreclose on the trailer or their house or whatever they can't put food on their table the Clancy's these things and the clan will come to a depressed down like that and hold it I said the blacks have the n-double-acp the Jews have the ADL you know nobody stands up for the white man but the clan come join us will get your job back you know that that was your job your job not going but you're gone and now some some Niger or some Spitz that your job you know why is that come join us so these people Cobra 25 years you know and I got laid off for no reason and something else is doing my job so what do I have to lose human application and they sign up so they're like you know coerced into this group they may be a little easier to come out you know we talked with them then a third reason why people join if somebody relocate to a town that is very Clan oriented lot of people live you do what you want to do business in that town you better simulate you know you join the local country club Local Chamber of Commerce and the local KKK so you know there's it was different reasons why people join and dependent again it'll depend upon how strong the ties are why they join can determine the longevity of there or their their hold on it what is the one that took you the longest to crack well I'll be honest with you I never set out to convert anybody and even though in the media it will say black musician Converse 200 klansman or at some other clan members I didn't confront anybody I don't even convert one of them I will say that I am the impetus for over 200 leaving the clan yeah I know I know that for a fact that people have told me Yaya. I'm out of because of you with Insight that but I did not convert them they converted themselves I gave them reason to think about their Direction in life and they thought about it and thought you know I need a better path and this is the way to go because what would happen would be this it's like when you when you believe in something some people just believe in a just because it's a sad person saying it like like in a weed we have a current president where no matter what he says something I believe he's all right and that any president really if you are a big fan no matter what you do what you say you have a base that's going to believe you so I would tell these people what I saw fault with what they were saying in their ideology I said well let me tell you why I think this is incorrect and I lay out the facts for them and then they now they did not I can see right there they go home and check it out and it rolls around their head and it began thinking you know Darryl does have a point but he's black is black but he does have a point but he's black so even though they know it's true they don't want to believe it cuz I'm black so that that cognitive dissonance thing going on so that they have a internal struggle and they had to make up their own mind do I continue living a lie cognitive dissonance then going on so that they have an internal struggle and they have to make up their own mind do I continue living a lie or do I turn my life around and if the truth


    The Reason Daryl Davis Collects Robes of Former Klansmen | Joe Rogan
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    but check this out though our relationship would grow and grow and eventually mr. Kelly right here and he gave his robe give me his real cuz you no longer believes and what it stands for and how many years is it take that is how many years it take before you just by being around him and talking to him talk that that that's the hood and the lower portion here was called them the mask and members who want anonymity they don't want you to know they are they were just natural to detached by three snaps or velcro just remove it they don't care and the faces that picture visiting each other did he ever say I'm starting to think this is b******* how did he say it called me up one day and he told me he talked to you about he did a smart thing you did a good thing he didn't hand it down he shut it down wow yeah you know any convince the other people in the clan that or they have the choice to do whatever they want to do a lot of them left a lot of those who try to keep it going but you know but failed to use you as an example I hate maybe I'm receiving some hate mail from from some of his own members anonymously the same kind of hate mail that it one time he would send out the people my numbers would not going back to him you know you're in bed with Daryl Davis you're a Niger lover all that kind of stuff unsigned and of the same stuff that he would put out other people and so he be he began seeing himself in the mirror and crucial many times with different people what is the process do when like when you talkin about like the Charles Murray stuff the bell curve stuff how do you refute that what are you saying to him and I want and I want to prove that my car is better than Chevrolet then I'm going to find a Chevrolet that isn't that doesn't run very well you know I'm going to do it that way so I refute it mr. Mary's and and his his partner but you guys wrote the book they are there documentation and and and see they they they go by things that they can see and understand I'm going to give me an example of something help you understand the Cyclops was riding around in my car one day with me he's sitting in my passenger seat right we're driving I'm driving along and somehow we got on the topic of a black crime and he made a statement he said well you know in a we all know they say that again that Vape Authority say that black people have a gene in them that makes them and I heard that before Mother clam people that's one of the narrative and you know the Wild Black Savage, thing and he said he was someone else live there but I'm leaving very high crime written by people but that's what lives there I said who's doing all the crime in Bangor Maine white people because that's what lives there I said you know you're not even considering the demographics how do you explain that this man did not wait one second he answered me like that he said you were translating hasn't come out yet somebody who's that far enough feel right I didn't say that all white people have a gene that makes them a serial killer is that how you figure that I said name me three black serial killers he couldn't do it either here I'm going to give you one I mean one for him I think you're just just met me to he couldn't do it I said Charles Manson Jeffrey Dahmer Henry Lee Lucas John Wayne Gacy Albert desalvo The Boston Strangler Bundy David Berkowitz Son of Sam at game me to say that about you and what you said about me and you got very quiet but I mean you could almost see a joke this will go on your zeni-ya and now he's thinking about it and then he changed the subject but within 4-5 months he left the clan based on that conversation and his robe was it very first robot ever got is he called me and I was in that area and the NICU when you want to get together and I got together with them anyway to go over to the courthouse for something how you been something to trouble will go pick up something the courthouse so I gave him a ride over there and he told me he was he was going to quit the clan you know and he thought a lot about what I said and I said what you going to do with your stuff the trash it I said I said no. and all my class. And I said yeah he goes why would you want that I didn't know why but something told me just take it down just take it so I never been in a parking lot and I took the one in and I'm walking up the stairs with him to the apartment I'm thinking no I hope I'm not getting set up here you know but I walked on in and his fiance was sitting on the couch classroom and I've seen it before and side down talk with her a new one down the hall to this room and came back with it we came back you got a hefty trash bag went back there again and came back with this trash bag all loaded up I just rode his Hood climbing belt buckle membership stuff in this bad and gave it to me and I said okay thank you now and I didn't know why I wanted it but I just knew I should have it well first of all is history okay and you don't destroy history The Good the Bad the Ugly in the shameful is still American history and the KKK have said it before is as American As baseball apple pie and Chevrolet and is a single part of our history these are just another West now I know what I'm doing the stuff I got my 501 c 3 I'm going to have a museum one day and put all the stuff in there why what's a 501 c 3 tax-exempt this is a grand dragon robe green is the sign for the Grand Dragon and which is arrivals when I first heard of Bobwhite I was in my late teens and he heard about it on the news he had been busted arrested and put in jail for conspiring to bomb a synagogue in Baltimore up on Liberty Road delivery Rose a synagogue and he was convicted and went to prison before years after doing his time continued one of the clan and then some years later you got busted again assault with intent to murder two black men with a shotgun right now understand something as a plan leader you don't make any money or not allow us to embezzling money from the dues a lot of people do that that's what causes he's running groups if you're a leader like a wizard or Dragon you might get small stipend out of the Jews but not enough to pay your rent and put food on your table so you have to have a regular job yo Cyclops wizard dragon whatever is all just titles like Boy Scout leader you have to have a regular job to pay your rent and mortgage this man's regular job when he was doing all this nonsense bombing places and stuff Baltimore City police officer yeah he was not an undercover cop in the Clan Gathering intelligence was a bona fide klansman on the Baltimore City police force okay and they're more than more okay but he went on this guy was anti-semitic and racist and very very violent but he went on to become one of my best friends and he gave me his Klan robe police uniform electric all over the country and stuff he quit the police force he was forced to quit the police force or be fired the police force Baltimore City police force and the year they had a consent decree from the Department of Justice against them they are very racist and very corrupt what they would do is they would turn a blind eye to The Clansman on the force cuz you know as a police officer you're not allowed to two-person groups a blind eye as long as the guys would not bring unwanted attention to the to the department and I just keep keep your stuff you know whatever well if you would end up getting busted for the planting a bomb near synagogues and in the shop. publicity this is before he left the clan yeah so what did he do after you did that you had to get another job on kitchens pbn dealing in a homing pigeons Oculus way to transmit information that's perfect


    What Actually Happens at Klan Meetings w/Daryl Davis | Joe Rogan
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    so I just had a good time in a nobody got hurt everybody laughed and I thank them for their hands and they told me to keep in touch so the laughter and then did the conversation loosen them to the things he was saying like yeah absolutely but of course if you find a 30 is it in the other direction when something's wrong with them and I gave him the Bible show me where so I couldn't know the exact chapter and verse in Leviticus a paraphrase and I read it and said something to the effect of a lamb's and not lay with the wolf if it wants to live same species two different colors so so empanadas gun a toilet on its 10 days and time and so do some of my friends some other white friends just like let them know in advance sometimes say when they come over this year Grand wizard of the Nighthawk well or a dragon is your dragon or Wizard and I want to stop at some plan rally on my way to for gigs Jesus Christ so you just became a full-time how much how quickly so you obviously had some you were compelled almost obsessed to meet this guy and get to the bottom of this thing that have been bothering you since you was years old because my relationship with him was really growing is turning into a friendship I mean I genuinely like this guy and I can see him beginning to like me a lot I did not like his ideology but I saw him at the humanity in him and he was seeing the same thing in me.we we both want the same things alright to me so I would not talk to me someone to fight me I read I read the whole gamut and I put it all in my book now I was seeing Fortinos like 2 years out of my house or we go out and have lunch or dinner together and but during those two years and by the end of two years he was coming to my house by himself known I talk you drive on down right and by the end of two years he had not invited me to his house you know after two years he got promoted from Grand Dragon State leader to Imperial wizard national leader at that point he begin invited me to his house while he was the man in charge right so I go to your house and then we have his plan meetings at the house while you're in a room find flag across it has that big red circle with white cross blood drop and they have a candle things like that and a and a cross in the cross has them either candles on it looks like a flame or light bulbs so anyway and a sword Laying across the table notes and then he began invited me to klan rallies yeah yeah and it had this big wooden cross Wooden Crosses wrapped in burlap the bird that has been soaked and what they call Clan cologne which is actually diesel fuel oil kerosene and the plants minute plans women are all in their robes and hoods and they have to have these torches in the Torches are lit and they walk in a big wide circle around this cross which is in the center and then either the wizard of the Grand Dragon what will shout. In place and face the cross in the wall turn in and basically the Inner Circle and then he'll say for my God and they all would be for my God and bow for my race for my race for my country for my country for my clan for my clan white power wipe our clans were the first across and they all close in another already at the base of the Cross plant sunlight to grow drop the torches at the foot of the cross and wish this thing is a flame and they stand there and admire this Burning cross and then they give some speeches from the podium and they have hot dogs and hamburgers in the rally is that where you know and I'm watching this I'm taking pictures taking notes and these books so you know I mean I know that's what they do it burn crosses that I learned there two times two occasions upon which they set the cross the flame as they put it they have a cross burning and a cross lighting the difference being across burning is when they take a 5 or 10 foot cross wrapping that burlaps open kerosene and and put it in your lawn because your interracial couple you're gay she was in a white neighborhood whatever the deal is that is meant as as intimidation this morning we know who you are cease-and-desist move out if you don't next time we come we mean business and I was in a bomb your house or something okay what they do that that's called a cross burning right across lighting is what they do of a 30 or 20 or 30 foot cross at a ceremony and they parade around in a cross lighting that's what you want to how often they do those things as often as a 100 times a year and what do they talk about like when they have meeting the future of the white race and what they want and what the Constitution guarantees them this man was built by white people the Constitution was signed by white white white men this is their country you know immigration whatever the issues are that the Browning of America is it was a big topic or or white genocide the Browning of America is it was a big topic or or white genocide same thing I'm going to see if I genocide they mean the erase is getting smaller through miscegenation


    How Daryl Davis Came to Convince KKK Members to Leave | Joe Rogan
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    iRig story I saw a thing about you on NPR and is crazy you've converted how many people 200 KKK members got them to drop their robes like some directly some indirectly yes, that'll happen wow continue playing on playing music in Frederick Maryland white bar am I say all white I don't mean that blacks can go in when I mean is that the Blatz chose not to go and they weren't welcome and I here I wasn't this bar with this country band friend of mine's man I was only black guy in the van only black guy in the bar add Upon finishing the first set this I'm walking into the band table and somebody came up with their arm around my shoulder after I asked you what was in my journal and maybe 15 18 years older than me and he says yeah I just joined the band and he said well man I really like your piano playing this is the first time I've ever heard a black man play piano like Jerry Lee Lewis and I wasn't I wasn't offended but I'd rather surprised because I thought maybe 15 years older than me. No blues and Boogie Woogie piano players with the guy was incredulous on IG really invented that I never heard no black man play like that just for you something okay with this this guy never heard of Little Richard or Fats Domino and look man I know Jerry Lee Lewis's friend of mine told me himself but it was so fascinated that he want to buy me a drink go back to the stable out of cranberry juice and then he announces this is the first time I've ever sat down had a dream with a black man and now I'm I know it was incredulous like how can that be you know I've sat down with thousands of white people anybody else had a meal a beverage a conversation how was it this guy had never done that and innocently I asked him why he didn't answer me and I asked him again and his buddy Misty and elbowed him in the side I said tell him tell him tell him to tell me well I burst out laughing Supremacy white supremacy the KKK and Nazis the neo-nazis understand this mentality and I knew a klansman would not come up and just throw his arm around some black guy Shoulder imprezas talent when I get to hang out with him buy me a drink around so I'm laughing and he goes about his pocket and pulled out his wallet and producer and I recognized for your clan Insignia which is a red circle with a white cross and a red blood drop in the center of the Cross and I realize oh man this thing's for real so I stopped laughing and wasn't funny anymore and I give it back to him and we chatted about the clan and different things but the dude gave me his phone number and want me to call him whenever I was returned to this bar so he can bring his Friends Meeting fly when is women to see this black guy. Really I'm not sure you call me a black eye to a friend's brother it's right the game in street clothes and on the break I would go to the stable say hello some of them were very curious and hang out there and want to meet me and talk to me or see me coming and get up and take off and do it stands for the part of the room where is like I just want to see you I don't want to deal with you so that was fine and I decided later on I would write a book because I've been looking for an answer formed when I was h10 my question was how can you hate me when you don't even know me and this was a result of having March in a Cub Scout parade at the age of 10 being the only black Scout in to supper Aid and why most people on the streets and sidewalks with cheering us yeah we're marching from Lexington to Concord Massachusetts to commemorate the ride of Paul Revere if you want waving flags and yelling and screaming the British are coming in all of the time except for one small pocket of people who were throwing rocks and bottles at me and at age 10 my first thought was oh those people over there don't like the scouts are not easy but was it was until my Den mother of my tub Master my troop leader all came rushing over and huddled over move their bodies is white people squirting me out of the danger but I realize I was only target cuz nobody else was getting his protection and these were adults are these rather chill these were a couple is maybe about 5 people I'm going to get me a couple of kids making my age is a year older adults adults were throwing rocks and bottles at a ten-year-old boy correct wow the number to find out what did I do you know what why they're doing this to me I think it was no suction me tell me to hurry up move along to be okay so they never answer the question is why this is happening when I got home that day after this parade my mother and father who would not there or premature Chrome and Band-Aids on me and asked me how did I fall down and get all scraped up I took out in fall down I told her exactly what it happened and for the first time in my life my mom and dad sat me down and explain to me what racism was at the age of 10 I never heard the term racism now was serviced every two years come back home for a few months and then you get reassigned to another so when I was overseas and Elementary School my classes were filled with kids from all over the world anybody who had an embassy in those countries all US Embassy kids went to the same school my class was full of kids from Nigeria Italy France Germany Japan Russia you name it if you were to open the door to my classroom and stick your head in you will say this was like United Nations of little kids cuz that's exactly what it was we all have long then I would come home after that to your assignment and I would be in either all black schools or all white schools I start all black shoes or all black and white schools meaning being still segregated for the newly integrated schools and there was not the amount of diversity in my classroom that I had over seas the day you walk into a classroom you know you can't tell from the mall over so literally between 1961 and like 1968 1970 I was living about 12 years into the future when I was living overseas because that that Multicultural seen have yet to come to this country and want to do the course I was already prepared unfortunately my fears were not so and not taking this path so I was very curious about it and fascinated with it like hopping somebody hit you and you don't even know you was just beyond my comprehension and I knew something was wrong because the people who did this to me did not look any different than my little French friends my Swedish friend or my fellow Americans in the embassy or for that matter my fellow Americans right there you know whoever at the school where I went to the March so I knew it wasn't a color thing in fact when my parents told me this I did not believe my parents I thought for some reason my parents are lying to me cuz my ten-year-old brain could not process the idea that someone would never seen me had never spoken to me and you know nothing about me would want to inflict pain upon me for no other reason than the color of my skin so I do not believe them well a month-and-a-half later that same year on April 4th Martin Luther King was assassinated and I remember it very well we were in Massachusetts same place and nearby Boston Washington DC My Hometown Chicago Illinois Philadelphia Detroit Baltimore Richmond La all burned to the ground with violence and destruction all in the name of this new word that I learned call racism and so they I realized my parents were told me the truth this phenomenon called racism does exist but why I don't understand why I'll guess it was here but why and so that's when I found that question how can you hate me you don't even know me and so I've been looking for the answer to that question now for 51 years I must have 20 years old so after I met this klansman new 3-4 months later I put that band and went back to playing rock and roll and blues and R&B and then it dawned on me Daryl you know the answer that you've been seeking since age ten fell right into your lap who better to ask that question of how can you hate me we don't even know me then to ask if of somebody who would go so far as to join an organization whose Apprentice has been hating people who do not look like them I do not believe is they believe and its organization has been around for over a hundred years somebody would go that far to join the KKK should damn sure have an answer to your question so get back in time tack with that guy ratifications talking to a klansman or interviewing them I would have easier access or could join the clan undercover get the story get out and write about it so my book became the first book ever written by black author on the Food Plus plan for the perspective of sitting down face-to-face I decided I would go around the country interview Flanders there in Maryland where I live up north down South Midwest and West and I so I got a hold of that guy and I want him to introduce me to cook family therefore Maryland what was his reaction when I'm when I go to my I want to know what makes you guys Tik Tok why you doing this Barton silver dollar lounge and I called it's like months later and it would have been disconnected so I can track him down turned out again moved you never phone probably would get an address and so I have no way of knowing you know letting you know I might come over and talk to you so I should Rebecca's apartment one evening and knock on the door and I didn't see the gyno while right you probably know what you doing here I looked up and down the hallway see if I brought anybody with me and Emily stepped out of his apartment I stepped in so we turn around comes back in those what's going on you still playing what's going on I said yeah I'm playing but I need to talk to you with the plan so the plan I said yeah you remember right it was well I was but I quit anyone into this long dissertation that's the white with the plan so long story short I said I want to beat the clan neither did he quit the clan interaction with you no not no actually he lied to me yes he was no longer in the clan but what happened was he said he quit because he didn't he didn't like their birthday or ideology I later found out in my research that and I got this from the guy who banished him that you delete her about that particular claim group vanished like they are ideology I later found out in my research that and I got this from the guy who banished him being the leader of that particular Clan group vanished


    Daryl Davis Explains the Hierarchy of the KKK | Joe Rogan
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    Liberty Mutual in the hierarchy of the plant okay okay today there's no such thing as the Ku Klux Klan there used to be there today there aren't many who cuts playing groups and they all are autonomous that use the same name two bucks plan you might have the Dixie Knights of the Ku Klux Klan the Confederate Knights of the Ku Klux Klan the rebel Knights on and on these are all separate two bucks playing groups they believe in the same ideology they wear the same colors on their robes that designate their rank they have the same stupid hand Trick The Flame the secret handshake in 1865 at the end of the Civil War and it was formed by a by 6 Confederate soldiers who were of Irish and Scottish descent and what they did was they borrowed the the rituals or similar rituals and names and a mystery from the Scottish Rite the Masons grandison are they exactly said over the years Central split apart in the different groups of plan so and they all are Rivals with each other if you see a couple different plan routes out in public they will hold a unified front but behind closed doors they don't like each other really yeah somebody embezzled from plan dues or didn't get promoted you know whatever so anyway if you have a chapter of your particular plan route in another state or in multiple States you may then consider yourself or your group to be a national claim group therefore you must have a national leader who oversees all the states in which you have a chapter of your particular group so we call our national leader the president and Clan terminology that person is known as the Imperial wizard anybody who is who is prefix with the word Imperial is that person is a national officer wizard being the top I so if you're a wizard like a president and Imperial playlist would like a vice president and he have secretaries treasurer's whole nine yards and then the next level down would be State the head of the state which we talked about that person is known as a grand Dragon everybody Grand is on the state level State officer Dragon be the top Governor a grande playlist will be like a lieutenant governor and then secretary-treasurer and then within the state you have counties the county leader is known as the great Titan anybody on the great level isn't on the county level within the county you have districts with a call klaverns and we will call a council Menaul a councilman Alderman that individuals known as they are as an exalted cyclops


    Daryl Davis' Tense First Meeting with a Klan Member | Joe Rogan
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    I want you to meet the starting Maryland where I live I want start with the claim that if America could have several different plant groups in the same state and they are Rivals with each other and you have chapters of those same things with interstate so this guy named Rodger Kelly was the Grand Dragon for the state of Maryland for this guy's Landreth and Rodger Kelly the time had the largest clam proof in Maryland how many members they don't give out numbers but the Rodger had probably just over 200 for which is a very high number for that time. Sometimes it's only only have 10 members some you know they have an internet presence was only one God sending his basement putting out something anyway this guy both get in trouble anymore is it doesn't matter I cannot take a black man to the Grand Dragon so he was concerned for my safety as well as why don't you give me his address and phone number and I will go to his house and talk to him and he would not do that I begged and pleaded for 20 minutes he finally gave me mr. Kelly's address and phone number wow on the condition that I not tell mr. Kelly wear got it and I'm I said okay and he warned me to Daryl for the clan but that was one of their headquarters you know Thurmont Maryland because it's also , Camp David the presidential Retreat and and the headquarters for the class right there right down the road that's hilarious white town anytime a black person moved in or interracial couple or gay couple somehow mysteriously across if you burn in the yard and boom they move right out now that is not that does not mean that every person in Thurmont is in the clan because they're not in fact most white people up there one of the clan but that's where it was headquartered so nice it was a bar up there where they hang out every Saturday night and about if I go to that bar I'm sure to find Rodger Kelly and you left your out-of-town routing somewhere he says by don't guarantee you that Rodger will even talk to you but you're safer to approach him in a public place then Corners property did he give you a photograph of you find it I never met him but I knew you know his image so he drove me a little map how to get to this place after it's laid off and do not do not own property as a ride so I and I'm a musician gecko gecko chasing the clan on Saturday nights at the hobby profession I told my secretary who books my band I said you know do I have any Sundays off I figured Sunday still part of the weekend maybe hands and she's white not that I have a problem with that man walking with white women wanting your Clam Bar could be boring behind me if I turn around and face you start running and I'll be behind you and she says alright let's go so we walk in about 7:30 on a Sunday evening but it was practically empty I would say maybe no more than six or seven people in their couple guys in the back playing pool a diet you sitting at the bar and the guy told me this was a clam bar and we met by Clam Bar is the plan doesn't own it I doubt that he described it to me then when you walk in the door to your left will be a row of booths and the first to Boos closest to the door when you come in or reserved for the clan so over there and nobody was sitting there so I'm looking around see if I recognized plan but I should you know what an end to my right a Long Bar behind the bar was a mirror and Scotch tape to the mirror was a picture and article from The Washington Post newspaper had a picture of Rodger Kelly that interviewed him about something the nwacp was doing them over some kind of cross burning ceremony or something and I recognize the article I said wow is a big Confederate flag on the back wall like you have the US flag right there do I knew I was in the right place or the wrong place. But I won't look at it right so I didn't see anybody look like Rodger Kelly I feel you know I drove an hour and a half to get up here again I don't want to go home empty-handed but I didn't want to just walk up somebody's ass cancer you in the plan so I said, Mary let's go over there and sit in one of those first two payments because if the plan is in here they will come to us and then we'll know and then we can ask them hey we want to see Rodger Kelly so much that down nobody bothered so then was cool eventually we migrated over the bar I chatted up the guy sitting next to me like I was lost in sin directions very nice give me directions we failed so we laugh the next morning Mary what kind of my house I gave a Rodger Kelly's number Monday morning I should give him a call I said tell him that you're working for somebody who's writing a book on the clan will he consent to sitting down with your boss and giving him an interview however do not tell mr. Kelly but I'm glad if you ask no don't lie to him but don't Lulu to it don't give me reason to be curious to understood I did not want him to know that was a I figured if you knew that him and I can do the interview but if you agree to do the interview then obviously it would see that I'm blocked me when he meets me that you decided right then and there if you want to continue it or not but I want him to see me first and secondly if you could do the interview knowing that I was black he may have different answers prepared did you have for a white interviewer that's supposed to apply him if you are so I want to be spontaneous candid so she understood and that she called him and he agreed to do the interview so we set it up for the motel above the silver dollar Lounge at the in Frederick Maryland at 5:15 on a Sunday afternoon and Mary and I got there are several hours early I gave her some money center Deborah Hall how to get dust out of the machine put in the ice bucket filled with Ice Cube real cold so I offered average cold beverage I have no idea what this man would do once you laid eyes on me so that I was black when you come in the room where you attack me or you walk away and I know but in the event I want to be hospitable so she got the soda pop with nice buckets that on the dresser now just by happenstance the way the room is laid out if you are standing in the hallway in the doorway of of the room looking into the room you cannot see who's in the room if they literally walk in the door and turn to your right and the room is laid out back there so there's no way you can know who's in the room standing in the hallway and so I took advantage of that I took the lamp table to the lamp off and put it in the most obscure corner of the room and I put a chair on one side for me and a chair on there mr. Kelly and I have a little bad beside me like duffle bag and in my bag I had a cassette recorder blank cassette tapes and copy of the Bible because the Ku Klux Klan claims to be a Christian organization and they claim that the Bible preaches racial separation now I've read the Bible I've never seen that in there so I wouldn't be able to pull up my Bible when he brings it up and said he was the Kelly show King James version chapter and verse where it says blacks and whites must be separate so I'm not prepared right right on time at 5:15 knock on the door I've see the day where you can't see me if you come in the room Mary hops up and by the way Mary White and before so she goes around the corner open the door and walks what is known as The Grand Nighthawk inflated terminology music bodyguard security so a grand Nighthawk names is so ridiculous cyclops's dragons and Wizards play camouflage on one side of his chest is that Clan Emblem that red circle white cross blood drop on the other side of the initials KKK and embroidered on his Paredes at Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and on the ship he had a semi-automatic handgun in a holster he comes in and mr. Kelly is walking directly behind him in a dark blue suit and tie and when the Nighthawk turn the corner and saw me he just mr. Not realize that his nighthawking stop short and he slammed into his back and knock them forward and so they're stumbling around regaining their balance and looking all around the room and I'm just watching them and I just see the apprehension in their faces has SSA hey I'm an armed and I walked forward I stuck at my right hand I said hi mr. Kelly I'm Daryl Davis and he shook my hand he shook my hand and The Nighthawks with my hand so so far so good I'm doing I'm doing well do you have any form of identification as a sure I forgot my wallet and I handed him my driver's license 230 goes you live on 2nd and Silver Spring why is this man reading my street address all you have to do is look at my name look at my picture match it up to me and give me back my license. Like looking at my address is she going to come what's up so I did not want to let him know that he had you know unnerved the other woman I want to let him know under no circumstances are you to come to my house Uninvited with any Dino nefarious intentions so I said to him I said yes mr. Kelly that is where I live and you live at and I named his house number and histories know that the guy getting me that way I was implying hey you know you know where I live I know where you if you come visit me I'm going to come visit you so it will show you know we're going to confine all this visiting to this motel room so he smiled he nodded his head like he understood and I did not find out that day it was several months down the road that I've been presumptuous I had no reason to fear mr. Kelly coming to my house to do anything stupid what happened was one of his clan members lived right road from me I didn't know that I missed you Kelly would have to travel down my my street to get into that neighborhood where is my member live decently recognize the name of the street that was it you were going so he wasn't trying to threaten you no not at all not at all so today that same plan member is in a federal prison will be there for a long time he he he would later commit a crime which landed in the federal penitentiary so i n e we got on his interview and within 10 minutes mr. Let me know why you hate people like like me black people are inferior we're prone to Crime there we were criminals that is why there are more blacks in prison than whites now that's a half-truth there are indeed more blacks in prison than white people if not like you said it's because of iniquity in our Judicial System we're whites in the same predicament either don't get the same jail time or don't go to jail or whatever anyway so you know and also this book bell curve I just recently come out and Marie you know the one I'm sitting there listen to this guy tell me that I'm a criminal and I'm lazy and on welfare and my brain is smaller than his what he was saying was Indy defensive but here's a difference between me and most of the people I did not take offense to it I'll tell you why I not take offense to it why should I be offended by somebody who knows nothing about me the only met me 10 minutes ago he sees the color of my skin and its neighbors assessment so why should I take offense to somebody who's telling a lie I just want to roll on with it when did you develop this kind of clarity but it's very unusual to not be offended when someones judging you instantly and saying disparaging things about everyone that looks anything like you just right off the cuff freely right in front of you how did you develop this Clarity to this not be offended by that because it didn't make sense what he was saying of course so I figure you know how I be offended by somebody who's who's all twisted Ryan you know obviously doesn't have the the foresight to see that he's wrong I want to learn more about this which is coming from man and so now see that's what stops a conversation and then and then people get it to come back yes you know and that it goes nowhere so I was send it along with it and then when he's finished you know and he was most proud of you explain to me in a wide stance I still get what I mean with you I don't have a criminal record I have never been on welfare I've never measured my brain but I'm sure it's the same size as anybody else's whatever go on well right I reach down into my bag of fresh to set orbit sicario pound the table mr. Davis the Bible says I reach down Pull up the Bible every time I reach down like this you get the Bible or the cassette out of the bag me a Nighthawk up onto his head right now well yeah but you know I realize that these people are afraid of me okay so you know I had to be flown out for you then so I'd be cool but be transparent all right so and a cop tells you to get your license or whatever and you listen to do is in the glove box and you reach he gets a little more tighter on the town he's protecting himself so now. Was doing that and I got that so it was kept happening and after a while he realized it was no threat in the bag and I went in and out of the bag and I talked didn't move he was relaxed just over an hour interview there was a sudden a very quick I'm in less than a second noise in the room when that was it and it happened so fast out of nowhere that my ear could not discern what it was I just came out of the blue and I'm sitting closer than you and I are right now the tables smaller than mr. Kelly and I talked with was here and there and I my chair at the table because my ear could not discern what the noise was I perceived it to be an ominous threatening noise and I knew I knew for a fact that mr. Kelly had made this noise where did it come from why do you make it and how did I know that he made it I knew that because I didn't make it so you know if you if you don't want to accept responsibility or you know you're not responsible what do you do you assign blame night and so I slipped out of my chair hit the table and my mind was racing what did I just did what did I just say to cause this to Kelly to go off and make some threatening noise you know I instantly put everything in perspective we're enemies he's ahead of the clan I'm a black guy and now you know and then I heard that voice in my head Darrell do not fool with Rodger Kelly he will kill you so I don't want to die and in that Split Second I have gone into survival mode and when you fear for your life that's what you do what was that noise and actually hit the table well when you fear for your life as I said you know you do into survival mode and in survival mode you know you're only lonely do like one of four things some people they just pass out if they ain't because of fear is so great their brain cannot process it and it shuts down and then pass out other people there are there muscles contracted to get tense and they can't move and you can be punching and kicking them and then one of them put in the blows there are constricted that's called paralysis by fear that you're too afraid to move the Third Bank people would do is just run away from whoever's of the fear is and that is your best option when something scares you that bad take off separate yourself as quickly as you can from that feeder with as much distance between you and the theaters you can and that would have been my choice had it been an option but it was not an option for me because you cannot outrun a bullet in a motel room right so I was not armed my secretary was not armed the only person who I knew for sure it was armed with a Nighthawk and you can see his gun right there and I didn't know if if mr. Kelly had a weapon up under his suit jacket or not all I knew was I don't want to die today so I chose the fourth option which was to do a preemptive strike you get them before they get you so when I fell out of my chair I was like. I'll go to grab mr. Kelly grab the night off and slamming down to the ground and take away the Nighthawks gunwale oh it was going to happen that quickly fast son as a little too fast but I'm glad I hit the table cuz I'm looking right into his eyes trying to figure out like what did you do I didn't say one word to this guy but my eyes have locked with his eyes and hear my eyes I was shouting at him saying what did you just do well his eyes had fixated on my eyes it is a word either but I can read his eyes is not sending me what did you just do and then cuz we're No More Tears and she realize what it happened explaining it to us when it happened again the ice in the ice bucket has begun to melt on Jesus and the cans shifted them it wasn't just like a normal right now to be like I was just on edge absolutely I'm sitting there before me and in that hour is the tension in the detentions not being alleviated at all he's explaining everything to you easy telling you his theories you're being very calm and just letting him speak yeah but you are still so on edge just being across from this guy that that sound right because it came out of nowhere you know it came out of nowhere and I mean yeah you know the detention had had had be escalated all that kind of stuff as as we got more into the hour but I think you know we each world where you know this is not a normal situation yeah you know black kind of clan leader so each one was still a little weary of the other kind of thing but we were mutually respectful so then it happened again and we began laughing we began laughing all of us and how ignorant we had all been I won't say that this was a learning moment but it was a teaching moment and the running will come later the the what what was taught was this all because some foreign Thunder score highlight circle the word foreign entity of which we were ignorant that being the bucket of ice can of soda entered into our little comfort zone via the noise that it made we became fearful and accusatory of each other so the lesson taught it is ignorance breeds fear we should go since we don't understand all right if you do not keep that fear and check that fear turn will escalate and breed hatred because we hate those things that frighten us if you don't check that hatred it intern will escalate and breed destruction we want to destroy those things that we hate why because they frighten us but guess what they may have been harmless and we were just ignorant and we saw the whole chain unravel 2 almost completion the last component being destruction the stopped short of that have I passed across the table and hurt one of them or have a Night Hawk drone his gunshot one of us you know that that would mean the destruction fortunately I did not happen we did see that that whole chain unravel 2 completion 3 years ago on August 12th 2017 in Charlottesville Virginia they would just like 2 hours from my house on August 12th 2017 in Charlottesville Virginia there was a lot of ignorance in Charlottesville there was a lot of fear in Charlottesville there was a lot of hatred and Charlottesville and what did it culminated in it culminated in destruction when a white supremacist got inside his vehicle and drove full force into a crowd of counter-protesters trying to murder them he succeeded a ninja 20 and I am murdering a young lady named Heather heyer so that that whole chain is there if you want to solve this problem of racism we need to stop focusing on the symptoms don't worry about the fear don't worry about the hatred those symptoms by putting a Band-Aid on cancer you got to go down to the bone and treat it at its source the source of all this is ignorance parents can be cured ignorance is called education so you could see ignorance there's nothing to fear but you fear what you don't know when you killed it ignorance you know something is nothing to fear if there's nothing to fear then there's nothing to hate if there's something to hate there's nothing to destroy so we need to focus on the ignorance and we address it with exposure and education and conversation Bossier and education and conversation we spend way too much time in this country talking about the other person talking at the other person talking past the other person when I just spend a little bit of time talking with the other person


    Daryl Davis: Ending Racism Begins with Education
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    when they track racism over the last 100 years it's at a decline it's at a measurable decline but not enough what could be done to accelerate that decline what do you think can be done to sort of start start teaching students in elementary school and high school by Civics what do you mean exactly our country is so diverse now we need to learn about the history of everybody in our country and everybody's contributions to making this a great country white black Hispanic women whatever our our country is truly a Melting Pot and we and we need to treat it as such and give everybody credibility so you know this person you look different than me but he contributed something that I need out of different in hand but I can do something that he needs mutual respect for one another and Yoda Generations are going to die out but we have to stop them from proliferating their their BS to these younger Generations you know how we do this in schools where I went when I was in junior high school but didn't have any more right to have middle school now steps education was being introduced parents were freaking out oh my God I don't like it learning well guess what they don't want their kids going to school and learning about sex but yet these parents were not teaching your kid about sex at home either they don't they keep doing it if you don't let your teachers in school education properly and you're not willing to do it at home still don't learn it and where he where is he or she going to learn it out in the street and then what are you going to do when your kid comes home pregnant you going to be all freaked out so if you want to take said when I was in junior high school. It bring a note from your parents think it was okay yeah yeah okay and then you had like a little small class today is part of the regular curriculum kids today are better informed about venereal disease STDs Family Planning contraception and all these kinds of things because it didn't do no longer ignorant they have more information the same thing has the taboo on sex education has been lifted okay we need to lift the taboo on on on racism in schools and talk about it an early age how much time are they allocating towards teaching people how to accept diverse groups and how to accept that how to fight against racism I mean is that something that's talk it seems like that should be a Core Curriculum in private where I see it is mostly in private schools I don't see in public schools which is very unfortunate parents parents seem to seem to run the schools you know if it's if your kid for Snapple you send your kid to school and you find out your kids not learning what you think you should learn what are you do you take him out of that school and put them in another school and so I'm about to schools are very low to to just step on eggshells with parents another year they don't want to upset the thing or whatever but they need to the parents are not the teachers the teachers are the teachers well it seems and if you could explain to kids how people get radicalized you get explain to kids how what happens online how they draw you in what's the appeal of being a part of a tribe and which is a big part of write a big part of his being like a gang run same thing that attracts kids to games like everybody's in it we're all together it's like it's in a tight group run yeah me that that's gets people in and when they draw you in like they did if the kids at all is that s*** they talked about in 7th grade I know what they're doing mean just a little I mean religious institutions which would include synagogues Etc and you know I hate to get down on the clergy but I'm telling you they they are they they have accountability but they're not accepting and don't get me wrong I'm a Christian all the time stuff on it and I was a deacon in my church at one time but here's the thing whether you're Jewish Catholic Protestant Mormon whatever you have some form of Sunday school after you get out of the indoor indoor facility New York New York church or Temple or whatever and your Sunday school lesson it when your for 5 years old they teach you that we're all God's children God made a rainbow right and we accept that it for 5 years old and then as we grow older we can puberty and Adolescence whatever we move upstairs to the big congregation and I were sitting up there with the adults the the clergy the rabbis the minister the pastor the Rev whatever whatever no longer teaches that Sunday school lesson they stop saying upstairs We're All God's Children what do you think would happen if the revenue the priests were said the congregation one Sunday morning right and because I have not been continued that that Sunday school lesson needs to be continued upstairs so adults feel heavy in a while a rainbow with all of God's children but the priest is not say that or the river did not say that anymore because he's afraid of walking on eggshells and then stopping the flow of money coming into ties and offering in that collection plate it would be changing churches or firing him right and then your kid is let's say let's say let's say I'm Catholic and now I'm in 12th grade and I'm going to senior prom so my mom says So So Def senior prom Susan Goldberg Rob. Children we are exactly but it's not a god word but it's a man word yes if we believe in the concept of God and we are to believe that God did not make any exceptions in butts and mistakes instead of little loopholes he was perfect for the word to go but is a manward it's an exception God was Perfection man is exception all right so that's what happened you know if so so that's why the clergy does not continue that Sunday school lesson there for you to lose any money in other words they put they put money above morality and they should be held accountable well it seems like there's a lot of problems it's not it's not one thing it's not just the clergy rochesterschools it certainly the parents in a circle but the parents were taught so it's the parents parents it's the continuing to the egg whites but what the bid to inherited want one of the most the most influential unless you're a piece of course the most influential Authority in your life is your church everybody of the church at the kid yeah unless you're a theist whatever so that that that weighs very heavily but how do you know if the atheist then how do you reach the atheist agnostic a lot of atheist and an agnostic have excellent morals a lot of them do their the O they have a church is called ethical societies and before you know they that they don't believe in God it was nothing that I advocate but I'm saying that you think they know right from wrong and you find less controversy and and and racism and more except and these places that's just about ethics and morality more so than division why you have a white Baptist Church and a black Baptist Church was that all about the Baptist Shelby Baptist it's the same King James Bible you know what you know why aren't they the same lesson in Sunday school that they preach upstairs they're not concerned about 5 year olds David rainbow you know why because of four and five-year-olds don't have any money so then I can send then I getting any money in the collection plate there it doesn't matter it matters where the money is you you say what you got to say to get the amount of money that you need. So you know I don't go to church so that's an alien concept to me but that's sad if that's the lesson if that's the way they're structuring their lessons in a church or synagogue or Temple that that's how they the structure structure in their lessons to achieve more donations to churches yeah we'll look at them priests and preachers get in trouble always seemed to me to be run by Cult leaders that are keeping it together they're just keeping it together staying within the structure of traditional Christian want to believe in something yes so why not believe in the clan when I believe Ryan CNN whatever yeah yeah yeah it's Tribal is we have this intense desire to stay tribal but we got to consider ourselves the tribe of the human race exactly the human race that can be taught to people I can yeah I think what you're what you're proving and what you're doing by your amazing accomplishments of showing that that even in the most radicalized of people the KKK and the National Socialist movement your can be taught people you can yeah I think what you're what you're proving and what you're doing by your amazing accomplishments is showing that that even in the most radicalized of people the KKK and the National Socialist movement your converted people


    Daryl Davis Predicts More "Lone Wolf" Terrorist Attacks
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    we claim to be the greatest nation on the face of this Earth I have a problem with that and don't get me wrong I'm a patriot I love my country but I do have a problem with that statement and I'll say that perhaps we are the greatest nation on the face of this Earth technologically after all we put a man on the moon we invented the technology to care that man to the Moon safely and allowed him to walk around get back in his lunar module and come back to earth safely we invented that technology not only that we was when when Neil Armstrong was up there walking around and made that famous one small step for man one giant leap for mankind quote we were able to talk with him live all the way from Earth NASA headquarters all the way to the to the Moon live via satellite radio phone we invented that technology Americans everybody you know has a cellphone everybody you know has email in a few words at a few numbers it send your talkin the people next door in Nevada or over in Africa China Australia where if you want to talk to anyone the face of this Earth we invented that technology so how is it that we as Americans can talk to people as far away as the moon or anywhere on the face of this Earth yet so many of us have difficulty talking to the American who lives right next door because he or she is a different color a different religion a different ethnicity a different persuasion a different whatever it seems to me that before we can call ourselves the greatest our ideology needs to catch up to our technology and you are so zap they're both of them up there then we can truly Brad about how great we are because we are living in the 21st century we are living in space h x yet they're still so many of us thinking with Stone Age Minds what is this doing in the 21st century what was it doing any Century but yet in 21st century you got to be kidding me it brings me back to what you were saying earlier that the problem is education the problem is ignorance right in the solution to education is ignorance and this is sort of the same thing when it comes to radicalizing young people online right the one of the reasons why that works at all is because he's young people are susceptible to other ideas because their intelligence immune system is very low they don't have a lot of data they don't have a lot of Education they don't have a lot of information and they don't have a lot of perspective so they can be stick be tricked the undie roped in and this is this is the same with everything this is the same with what you were talking about with not trusting your neighbor's cuz they're a different nationality or different color and not communicating with people that are any different than you and then being toxically tribal it's all kind of the same thing it's like there's a lack of understanding of what the consequences that are globally and in personally to your own life well again you know back to Mine mine's is going to help those young kids get to get those perspectives that will have people on there who are the experts and and stuck in those kids into into these are things I know a former jahadi a recruiter for Isis recruit kids to put him in ICU in the state's okay give him just scooped the guy from from the NSM he knew what to do with a national socialist so if you are willing to help on mines and help went out these different things you little telltale signs as to what they look for you know if so parents can you spot what's that doesn't sound right or it will it will it will apparently the people are really worried about people being radicalized online they're more concerned with that than anything else with video there's something about the compelling videos that are like the music in the video and yeah oh yeah the black population and this country was 12% 11.94% Native Americans just under 1% are Hispanic people Latino people doing 3% Asian 4% white people 84 86% so white people of the supremacist type mindset their biggest their biggest Nemesis of course we're black people at 12% too much I didn't care nothing about Native Americans did the attitude was I just 1% stitching on a reservation forget about him right and that's where these negative terms come from you know that don't realize or are insulting terms it when you say somebody is gone off the reservation that's not your cotton-picking business who pick cotton right okay so the biggest Nemesis if they were out that supremacist mindset were black people what percent is too much right now today black people will remain at 12% would not run for 2016-2017 senses we have not grown 12% Native Americans are still at 1% Asians are at 6% Hispanics have surpassed us then I get 13% or something so let's just take 12% black 13% Hispanic Asian whatever that's 25% non-white this is happening okay and it's well predicted by 2042 which is 22 years from now this country for the first time in history will be 50% white and 50% non-white... that is a very hard pill to swallow for people of that mindset they're becoming unhinged and and distance. You know when I was there the day will not replace us thing right and white genocide and see what they're doing is he stepping up their efforts now because one of the main promises in this country or the main concerns is illegal immigration so these groups saying come join us and Mexico West Africa what are plenty of people here in this country right now we're here from Canada and nobody gives a f*** about Canadians coming in there exactly Canadians or or people from the UK or Eastern Europe in the median speak perfect English to they slide right in I don't want my grandkids to be brown well you know if somebody white or the UK visa for Europe going to be white but if they let their grandkids marry somebody from El Salvador or Guatemala or Nigeria or heaven forbid right having trouble so what happens is this do it the NSM can't do it I'll do it myself and that's when they walk into a synagogue or a black shirt okay these are call Lone wolves now we have intelligence agencies or whatever that could infiltrate some of these groups and get in there and get all the stuff in foil those plots you know gather intelligence but you cannot infiltrate a lone wolf it's only one person right as we get closer and closer to 2042 unfortunately when I see more and more of his lone wolves and that's what we have to watch out for the you notice every time one of these white supremacist types gets a busted and they going rate is home where they find a whole cast of automatic weapons and all that kind of stuff that's for the race war we're going to see more and more of his lone wolves and that's what we have to watch out for the you notice every time one of these white supremacist types gets a busted and they going rate as home where they find a whole cache of an automatic weapons and all that kind of stuff that's for the race war


    Kamaru Usman on a Conor McGregor Match-up "It Wouldn't Be Fair" | Joe Rogan
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    because your knees weak I got sidetracked like what kind of stuff does he have you doing to replace running and I like off the replacement like I I I work in the pool a lot on myself I I run a lot in the pool and you know I swim to I'm not the best swimmer in the world but you know I get in there and I I get after and I get tired they, they created resistant to know any water they all saw it it kind of gives you the resistance pulling pushing in and you know throwing punches with him and he just gives you that extra work that you need George love that should he loves it it's like his training yeah because George did he went out the way you're supposed to know how and he could still do it like he proved it to have dinner with came back in and not just do it go up a weight class and then get it done he can still do he's trained he's one of those guys is not just going to stop training he's been training still training and I know he's he can compete still process he's still the best f****** guys ever seen he's like the guy still a man right now in the gym training hard like nobody yeah and I like to test that you know with a n n i a big respected your this is no disrespect by any means but there's a reason guys like myself and Abby want to fight him it is because we we want to test ourselves this is not a matter of disrespect and I want to beat this guy's ass now it's George was the best he did everything the right way and it got to the top and walked away and he can still do it so we want to test yourself the guy like that because we we pride ourselves on being the best we work tirelessly to get to this point to where it's not as if it's not for the money like all that is good yes you know that that's great but we want to test ourselves against the best to ever do it and that's what George symbolizes and and of course myself using my weight payday right absolutely I think you don't think so tracked just below Conor and khabib it's a f****** I think it's more than 2 million pay-per-view buys how that has to be that guy and even sometimes I have to think might man like that to some guys get envious of that like how did he do that but like that wouldn't be fair it would not be fair like I give everyone has a puncher's chance but it would not be fair like you saw what ditch 15059 imagine me doing that to him at 7 and I just going to take a nap I'm I'm in the March 4th I'm going to hit this guy I'm going to beat on him I'm taking down I'm going to I would do some some bad things the Conor and not just because it's not that I don't like the guy I mean Connors Connor just think that he's a natural 55 when I say impossible that I absolutely am literally impossible impossible like you ever see tonight you ever seen me at way Get Down in Africa Airbnb by like you ever seen like you ever see me that way get out the way yeah I look real African Dona view a very thin


    Daryl Davis Responds to Dave Chappelle’s Clayton Bigsby Sketch
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    you're a very articulate guy and I'm sure a lot of these people not very educated so they continued exposure to you is probably confusing to them as well cuz you're so good at forming sentences and speaking, and you know the words flow so smoothly out of your mouth and you have these wonderful is wonderful grass for the English language they're probably like in a week we think of Clan people and I say we are the people in general because most of our exposure to it is at the Jerry Springer Show where they throw Cheerios type yeah I heard grade Dropout nothing they can go anywhere from third grade dropout all the way to president of the United States President Warren G Harding was sworn into the Ku Klux Klan in The Green Room of the White House what year was that what every year you was president that was my whole 65 Truman became president he was a member of the Klan for short time that's right Harry Truman who uneducated the Army all right if you got out Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black Halo black was in the Klan at the time he was appointed to the Supreme Court he had to leave the Ku Klux Klan to sit on the Supreme Court as a Justice more recently Senator Robert Byrd from West Virginia to just died a few years ago he was a klansman in the 1940s he was he was a grandpa legal illegal means recruiter Grand and State so he was a recruiter for the state of West Virginia Grant Eagle in the 1940s and that you later renounced and stuff yeah so you know all kind educational backgrounds particularly a long time ago an honorable white man society at the time didn't allow women the clan and they had a women's auxiliary is now they allow women but women still a male chauvinistic organization so women making progress even in the clan when did you start all this what year was it just went when it when did you start meeting the ones you wanted to have this meeting after the first the first friendly meeting that I had with with the plan was in the bar that was 1983 but so everything counter with The Clansman was at the year before and I didn't know he's a class when I beat him up so this but the bar thing I was wondering if it was pre or post the Dave Chappelle bit funny is everybody asking you know did you see that you know that they think it's hilarious but I'mma tell you something it's not hilarious Dave Chappelle and I never done what I've done I find a lot of humor in it but I tell you what he's never been to a Klan rally I have plenty of them those things are not funny they are not funny okay they are a pressure cooker waiting to go off and if that if that was not really you know released it's going to explode and we saw that in Charlottesville but you know that he his joke was, and how ridiculous it was absolutely is aligned aligned exactly from your perspective shouldn't take you no more seriously than we do


    Daryl Davis: We Need to Get Rid of Black History Month
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    now check out Martin Luther King we had to fight fight for decades to have Martin Luther King day was a lot of resistance to that do you realize that a lot of resistance was the fact that Martin Luther King is the only American man in this country to have a holiday all to himself and guess what he's black what you mean by a holiday Autumn self I'll be there at like why did it take until basically the latter latter half of the 20th century before people came to grips with the fact that he was in atrocious human being like when we were kids when I was in a little bit younger than you and 52 when I was in high school they was Columbus sail the ocean blue to the Santa Maria when you get older and you you read these missionaries accounts of the horrific crimes and we still celebrate yeah we sort us out we kind of are done celebrating around Columbus Day indigenous people's day now they should know so we used to have two white guys who each other holiday all to himself Americans were those guys used to have the mid before your time doing my time George Washington day and Abraham Lincoln Day one day I'll Presidents Day okay way too many holidays you have productivity is that with the man who has a hungry to himself is a black man and they can't handle it for the king and now we have to fight for decades to give this man a holiday when he gave his life to bring this country together yet we give a holiday to Christopher p**** pointed out was a murderer serial killer by Pillager a rapist of you who didn't discover a damn thing marketing never murdered and raped but yet we don't want to give him a holiday you know so is That Yo Gotti I've been saying this now for 22 years one of the things that will help us to to advance into the 21st century cuz we are behind the times we need at this point to get rid of black history month now I know little people listening to like freaked out what it was that, but let me explain all right for the longest time we needed Black History Month black history was not being taught in our schools that you remember when you point out a moment ago that when you were in school it'll Columbus was a hero looked up to him etcetera and then you go to college elearn otherwise when I was in high school it was not an AR test books that we had our internment camps for Japanese-Americans I did not learn that until I got to college the times okay so anyway wouldn't have black history what we had was called American history it might as well have been qualified history cuz that's all it was and and even in some cases wipes are being given credit for things they did not invent Apple places they did not discover but we knew we were told it home then said that but not in schools so we had to fight fight fight and finally we got one week it was called negro history week Carter G Woodson created that and schools had negro history week one week a year we continued fighting harder and harder finally we got one month but you know nobody will give us everything at one time right that do without this by little so we got that one month shortest month of the year right February 21st it was the birth month or two of Our Heroes Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln all right so we accepted that and then we stopped fighting and that was a mistake on our part we became complacent and I'd and now it's my belief that black history month has become detrimental to to us to all of us white and black I'll tell you why yes we needed it for we got nothing but here's the problem we only study black history in February and each February we study the same half a dozen people Martin Luther King Rosa Parks Harriet Tubman Booker T Washington George Washington Carver and one or two other ones by the time we get there half-a-dozen up our month is over. I block then let's move on yet we study Benjamin Franklin Eli Whitney Thomas Edison F F Scott Fitzgerald Francis Scott Key all year long with we're constantly reinforcing what they did all year long we never forget who flew the kite and the lightning hit the key and we have electricity we all know it's Ben Franklin all right but yet if you ask them kid in June cellular who was the Harriet Tubman on the bus with Rosa Park man has been no reinforcements since February and then next year next February it's the same half a dozen people all right so you're constantly and I'm not taking anything away from those people they were some of the greatest all right but you're constantly reinforcing that they're only six or seven black people insult country ever did anything what about the guy who invented the traffic light what about the person who invented the ironing board and so black discoveries and inventions have time for that we only have one month to take these things out of those months and put them where they belong Under the Umbrella of American history and teach them all year long that way kids get accustomed to this and learn that and they have more respect for each other love I remember when I was a kid Miss America BeautyCon the only two categories and was all white women black women were not allowed to join listen to compete in Miss America all the judges were white males two categories the evening gown evening wear and the swimsuit that was it women wear objectified there was that subjects you know didn't have talent didn't need to write an essay or sure what else they can do and just looked at and JoJo on that so black women with deemed not beautiful enough two of them to compete in Miss America plus they didn't want any white man judging a black woman in a bathing suit or whatever so black women began heading low self-esteem but they were told they were not as beautiful as these other women so what did we as black people do to elevate the esteem self esteem of black girls we created the Miss Black America beauty pageant to give them something to Aspire to and that work for a while finally Miss America the big one came to his senses and opened its doors I don't know the exact year but I guess it's back in the 70 sometime open the doors to All American women regardless of their ethnicity color whatever as long as they were American they could compete and since that time we've had with that more than one Miss America has been Black starting with the Williams and then Debbie Turner I think maybe one or two other ones does that time so now because Miss America has come into the time we can get rid of black Miss Black America we don't need any more right because the main one when are we going to come to American history when you get rid of black history month we just we just finished the first black American president what are we going to do if Obama are we going to put them in in the end of February February box cuz he's black the only talk about him in February and March or September black history put them in February


    The Tea Party’s Slogan Has a Very Dark History
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    as soon as I got the picture I was like I need to talk to you like what you're doing is the saying and then amazing and very very unusual for someone to have that kind of patience and commitment to something like that and to convert these people and without judgment and to be able to rationalize with them in and talk to them reasonably these are my fellow American yes you know we all are we all in this game together and sometimes people get trapped in a really f****** stupid ideology and they don't date that there's a part of their brain that no stump is a private Brandon knows it's toxic and they deny that they ignore that they squash it and they try to avoid thinking about it and then someone like you comes in their life and you kind of like open this door and then how do you know that the tops of thing happens on both sides and I catch hell from people who look like me not everybody you know but there are there people who look like me who totally disapprove because you're giving me people platform. you cannot change somebody's mind by disallowing them to express what's on their mind right you know what that's the argument about deplatforming people online right right look in the argument the other way is that your radicalizing young people the argument as there's a lot of young people that would go on these social media sites and and they're impressionable and they don't know any better particular YouTube they worry about that because these YouTube videos they have music and it's multimedia drawers and with a really good narrator you can get people to play cuckoo this f****** Flat Earth movement right where is that coming from it comes from a few articulate narrators who put together these videos on YouTube where they're the only ones I get to talk so I just don't get the interject. That's wrong that's not I'll show you know it's like this look here's a satellite photo look here's a hundred satellite photos look he is all the satellites take pictures of the earth they don't get to do that so these guys they do have this long uninterrupted narrated video that makes so much sense you you listen to this guy's he changed oh my God the world flat I can't leave them f****** lying to me so there's hundreds of thousands of people that believe in the Flat Earth now because they've been radicalized because they've been converted by these multimedia things like YouTube this is what people worried about in terms of radicalizing them towards hateful ideologies as well radicalized that's exactly you spot on because you know we was until recently that we begin using that word domestically we know for a while they were only using it for from Middle Eastern type people you know when when somebody like dylann roof did what he did with his said he was radicalized issues yes but it but they but they had become what what allowed to become radicalized maybe those mental issues you know but but we don't we don't say vassalize when it comes to our own end of it so many different code words for example what do you call these groups of white people who go out in the woods and practice Maneuvers a survivalist survivalist stuff they're like anti-government paramilitary what are they called them exactly militias what do you call the same type of things with black people I didn't know they have them as more of a negative connotation malicious got a pretty negative connotation not a militant yeah yeah we had a new political party that came out of nowhere the Tea Party the Tea Party really enjoyed the Tea Party is gone now I think they were out by the time he would take back our country back and but that was claiming call and people get resonate with a certain of people that slogan started in 1954 with the plan 1954 when Brown versus the Board of Education desegregated schools you on YouTube find all this planned rallies with these Wizards dressing with a burning cross and balancing country back then the creation then what integrated right so I would have to pee party people why are you using of Clans loading and it's on and they're all that's not what we mean Austin well you don't say take our country back from who you don't take our country back to what you said you trying to say Republican rule okay that's fine why not say that right right the using an already used slogan the right take a case to those people right and he was thing last time I checked Bill Clinton with the Democrat Jimmy Carter with the Democrat where was the Tea Party where was take our country back and then all of a sudden quarter with a Democrat where was the Tea Party where was take our country back and then all of a sudden we're in the white house and they start screaming take our country back right where were you guys 8 years ago


    Daryl Davis: Media Failed to Report Unite the Right Was About Hate
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    our country is headed to understand our country can only become one or two things you can become number one that which we stand up I'm sorry that which we sit back and let it become one number to that which we stand up and make it become so we are charged with this question do I want to sit back and a country becomes or do I want to stand up and make my temper become what I want to see and I've chosen actors in the ladder cuz I don't like the direction it's going in well you chosen a very Noble is not just a ladder but a very Noble Path me what you've done is pretty incredible amount of time and energy that's required for you to get close to these guys in the fact that you could be doing a lot of the things you're successful musician yeah I'm sure your friends I'm sure you're busy but you chose to spend extra ordinary amount of time for I would much rather be on stage playing music and making people happy and causing the jump up and dance and Carry On and sing along then then then attending klan rallies but I find it more and more necessary because we had dropped the ball meaning of the topic but you and I discussing right now you know 20 30 years ago would have been taboo talkin about on radio or whatever it was a gift to it and I want to discuss it in the closet and denying it does not make it go away just because you can't see it it's always there so now we were forced to address it but let me tell you where it's going which we just wear the locket with you not talk about and don't understand what first of all let's let's let's define what it is back in the day it was only one group or two plus plan they were the first and the largest gang if you will of races at one point in time they had 4 million members of the big guy. Back in the 1920s and then in the end of the early 30s how many people even in America in the 1920s more than that it wasn't even a hundred million million Indiana how many 4 that's f****** crazy so it's basically somewhere in the neighborhood of 4% of the entire population of the country was in the f****** client know that time it was called white supremacy because that's what they believe in you know this is our country we didn't call it the clan it was the plan but the ideology and a lot of history in 1865 a lot of violence a lot of Vino lynchings bombings in a dragon people behind Vehicles without stuff began happening and became a lot of baggage with the term white supremacy where a lot of white people did not like black people or did not like Jewish people they did not want to participate in this night writing you know Lincoln was a murder in Alabama either for for moral reasons or legal reasons whatever the membership beginning dwindling to begin dropping out all right it was too too violent for them this is white supremacy word became unpalatable and became negative so when the membership decreased they had to Rebrand so they changed it from white supremacy to White separatism I'm a white separatist people I just love my own laps and Juice should be able to have their own schools their own neighborhoods their own churches their own workplaces we should go to have ours that we would have to mix oh yeah yeah I like that idea sign me up I'm a white separatist and then they had to Rebrand next they call themselves white Nationals a white nationalist right now what is a nationalist a nationalist to someone who loves their country like the Patriot so you're a nationalist why do we have to say white nationalist here comes the violence the once again the rebranded and now they're going to be alright and I use a cliche but as they say A Rose by Any Other Name is what still a rose so you can call if you want to call it it's still white supremacy do you think that Charlotte was a wake-up call for Charlottesville from me because I knew that it still existed but I didn't think they would show themselves we like that in the age of the internet and walk down the street with tiki torches let me tell you something okay okay the rally there was called unite the right rally I know the guy put it on I know all the speakers there I know them personally what was your understanding as to why they were having this big unite the right rally I only knew of it peripherally I didn't know why they were doing it I just had probably heard it on the news or something like that and then when I saw the KKK showing it with those guys the Charlottesville guys with the Torches were those KKK or was it another white supremacy move on all of the above they had different unite the right all the different right-wing groups came right League of the South National Socialist movement different entities reason as to why why were they that were they protesting what was their reason for for for being there and Charlottesville I have no idea what the media put out was they had come together to protest the removal of the Confederate statues statues most of them were very cheaply made and they were actually put up during the Civil Rights Movement okay so that was not the reason why they had to Rally him that's what the media said okay anytime of the reason why they had this rally their yes there was some people who went there to to legitimately oppose the removal of those statues Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson whoever else but the majority people in there with Eric to start the initial initial steps of the race war that's right the race war the white supremacist have been predicting I've been preparing for a race war just like dylann roof response truck the race whether he said we went to that black church in front of the place I expected to find the guy who shot all those people and I El Paso he said the race war all right here here's what you want to occupy a piece of public property because you want to have a rally a demonstration or even he want to set up a lemonade hot dog stand it was going to be on public property you must have a permit right you go down to the city get an application that you don't fill out your name and state your purpose you cannot very well stay on the application I want to start a race war you would not get the permit all right so you you provide some quasi legitimate excuse my great-great-great ancestors fought in the Confederacy that's my Heritage I don't want you messing with it okay that's legitimate sign off your permit sir and now you can occupy that corner of 12th and Main from 12 noon to 4 p.m. whatever okay so that they went through all the procedure that they got they legally got a permit to have their unite the right rally under false pretense and right now to thins anybody who knows American history knows that they were also blacks and also Jews who fought in the Confederacy alright the black slaves had to fight for their slave owners in the South there were a number of Jewish slave owners they don't want to give up that Free Labor so black Jews and whites fought together in the Confederacy against blacks White Jews in the union my great great great ancestors were slaves who also fought in the Confederacy I have ancestors of what in the Confederacy my parents are from Virginia Roanoke and Salem I was born in Chicago cuz that's where my dad was working at the time but the Virginia is is was the seat of the Confederacy all right so there are black people today some Jewish people who honor the Confederacy they don't condone slavery but they honor the Confederacy because of their great great ancestors stay on her house so like to have I honor my ancestors however I don't under the Confederacy me personally or some of the blessings you want to do that that's your business I don't do it so and ironically ironically this is a historical fact the Confederate Army was integrated the Union Army was segregated and I wouldn't do me any sense okay so here here here we're fighting to free slaves and the end of the federal army has blacks and Jews influenza A and whites with a fighting together and the union title of segregated but it does because it's all so ridiculous with humans are exactly exactly you got it and whites could fight together 150 years ago play March together in 2017 wouldn't it make more sense and give more credibility to your cause if your calls was truly to preserve those statues why not invite descendants like yourselves of blacks and Jews to march with you in Charlottesville and said hey that's my hair is to leave it alone would that not have more credibility can you chat with you even if you only got five or ten right okay that's still what would lend some credibility but instead so they're claiming this is your heritage instead of inviting them in 2017 so it would not let them know I don't know This Is Your Night to unite the right okay if you have white white supremacist organizations so instead of including blacks and Jews everybody in that Heritage fact they were in the Confederacy of the South so instead of including them and they marched through the University of Virginia campus with your tiki torches and the streets of Charlottesville yelling and screaming and he's the medic and racial epithets what did I tell you that tells you their protest was not about Heritage it was about hate as everyone number to nobody in Charlottesville or anywhere else ever met their great great great ancestors who fought in the 1565 Van Born then right now you tell me but it's okay you do you keep it under people you don't know that's fine but how do you honor your great-great-great ancestors in the Confederacy and at the same time you just honor the very ancestors who you do know the very ones who raised you your father's your grandfather's and lucky enough you may have met your great-grandfather these people many fathers of these people Charlottesville many fathers grandfathers and great-grandfathers lost their lives fighting not in the Confederacy but fighting in World War II and who were they fighting the Nazis so how do you tell me you an honor your great-great-great ancestors and you want to walk down the streets of Charlottesville side-by-side with people wearing swastika we went to war against the Nazis why are you marching with Nazis and flying swastikas now now but wait cuz always what did the Nazis have to do without heritage heritage in Charlottesville Virginia in fat even in existence during our civil war was not even born during our civil war so what were the Nazis do it was about Heritage it was about hate and that's the media failed to tell us because it was the media did was they went to City Hall to join into the entire group was the entire group all about hate how many was there I would say probably about 95% people there we were about eight until there was a few misguided people that were there because they really thought they were protecting their Southern Heritage right and they were lumped in with all these other people that used it as a ruse to sort of set up his hate I hate meeting to have a permit how many people went there for that thing I mean there were there were more protesters of course as usual will you excuse my decide the booster tell you one number and the people there take another number the guy who was the the killer that ran those people over James Fields.. Guy scene 4 years old the epitome of a lost soul that got sucked into a horrible ideology was not very smart and that that must be a large centage what they prey on lost people and then they give you a meaning and a reason and Heritage to defend and then everyone had us in the status right in that bunch of crazy names like Cyclops Nighthawk know and I know Susan bro Susan bro is the mother of Heather heyer the girl who was murdered by James field that 20 year old boy threw his life away and it was premeditated Regions Field that 20 year old boy threw his wife away and it was premeditated on the internet before even going there and praised Hitler and so forth and so on and these are things you know that we have to be very much aware of


    Rafael Lovato Jr. on Emotional Victory Over Mousasi, Aftermath | Joe Rogan
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    but I think like you know those moments you know I needed that I needed to to combine our energies in Allen because look how that fight ended up going you know I felt like like that that fight before the fight was to prep me for the fight you know and you know obviously I'm a big Underdog you know the it's in London massage he has so much history there he's from Amsterdam you know I don't know if anyone out there saw the video that Bellator put out afterwards where I said like you know we did it in and you can see how motional I was this is why you know and fast forward to when we're back backstage you know getting ready to go out there I always take my favorite book Think and Grow Rich from Napoleon Hill I always take that it's just a powerful book for my life I discovered it in 2000 the end of 2007 and it's just such an inspirational book I'm in really kind of like was the sort of the for a self-help books and all the other you know people that kind of came from that like Tony Robbins and things like that I like you know the the the motivating you know it like the secrets you know all those sort of things thinking go Rich was like the first and and anyways there so many quotes in there and things are just at stuck with me throughout the years and I love to read certain chapters and in when I'm backstage getting ready to fight and I have like highlighted senses and notes in it and stuff and I'm backstage and I open open book and I hadn't opened it up to this point on this trip like it was just with me putting my bag and you know I got a couple hours before we go out to fight and I always open it up and as soon as I open it it's on the other flap isn't inside in a chapter already last place I looked at it or whatever and first thing I see is a highlighted highlighted portion that says every adversity carries with it the seed of an equivalent advantage that was the first thing that I saw and it hit me right there it was like everything that I went through in this scam to get to this fight you know dad is going to be my advantage dad is going to be what carries me through this fight that that's my I know what I'm here for that's a great quote it's the best you know every adversity carries with it the seed of an equivalent Advantage another one of my favorites from Napoleon Hill that I've used on t-shirts and inside Aggie before Victory is always possible for the person who refuses to stop fighting you know which is that's martial arts right that's a black guy was Wipeout who never quit you know as long as you never quit success is always pause every failure just helps you learn and grow to to you know get to your ultimate objective ultimate goal and when I saw that you know right I booked and right now I Think and Grow Rich and appoint a lot to all my all my students all my competitors all my guys always talk about that book and and that was the first thing that I saw you knowing and like I said like going into this fight all I wanted was that fight like trying to get a prove that whole process was just like hey just give me this one just give me this one more don't stop me this short of of my dream you know my dream to fight for the belt to fight a legendary fighter like massaging someone that's been you know at the top or so long that was how I envisioned you know fighting for my first big world title in MMA and I mean I was going out there like the last fight of my life like it could potentially be the last part of my life you know and all this stuff with my health like you know what I'm thinking about my my parents and my family you know like wondering you know am I going to get hurt is this in my you know going to do something where it's selfishly where because I want this I want to fight I want this this title that something can happen to me and and you know to be healthy I'm not going to be the same and I'm gonna break their hearts out all these emotions and thoughts and and you know it's just like like I was literally kind of I mean and it's so to speak going out there ready to die like ready to just let it all out like this is it you know all I wanted was this opportunity you know and and I could feel how all of that was to prep me for the fight you know getting that we went through that fight to get to the fight and my dad to my corner and he's in my corner for all my fights I have the guys that went through everything you know those that last for five weeks before the fight to get approved with me and when I saw that I looked around at them and I smiled as the guys we're going to do it we're going to do it you know it was like it was Destiny and and I don't know you know if you've ever seen But I posted before some clips of my dad who is a professional organist or former professional organist but he still plays the organ he's a musician and when I when I walked out for this fight I I had them Play a clip of my my dad playing the organ and you know growing up when I first started training martial arts my dad was playing the organ at that time professionally and and that was that was what I did the time that I stay with my dad I was at church listening to him play the organ and then we would go to the academy and and we would you know we would train or we would train at home and you know my father's in my corner and you know this is this is our work you know I am who I am because of him I'm a martial artist because of him I have my brother's the guys have been training with Robert you know it was it was it was our destiny was family you know we were going out there and fight as a family and I'm walking out to my dad playing the organ and it would just really it took me to this place where is like I'm going to give everything I absolutely have win or lose I'm you know I'm not going to stop by me do my best my absolute best and and then you know the fight went the way it did came down to the 5th round you know that's where that fits around came from was whispered for them you know that the love that they gave me to eat to get me even just to get me there you know cuz I was ready to break man I was I was in pieces so many days in that can't be no it was just a roller coaster of emotions but having them you know my father my brothers behind me that's where that strength came from and and everything we went through before the fight but that's why I was so emotional in the cage and you get emotional anyways for a title fight but you know it was it was something else just to just to get their you known in and have that opportunity and you can really matter UCR I mean my UCR he he's right there with his hands like powerful moment right there did it bother you that he was here a lot of sour grapes after the fight gay guard did has my mom paying our respects give him a hug mean I understand that he felt bad cuz he lost but I felt like the way you handled it was uncharacteristic for him he was if we were so respectful before after the final went up to him in a before they made the decision I want to tell my sugars hand I said man of Honor you know so much respect for you it was an honor to battle with you you know I think them thank you and we shook hands and hugs and you know but then he didn't stay after they raised my hand he he walked right out we didn't shake hands again and then everything else you got really surprised me I think it was just hard to to Fathom because you know this was my 10th by he'd already had over fifty and he was a big he was a big favorite I just don't think you know he they were very confident they were very confident leading up to the fight I don't think anyone imagine me to walk out of there without belt special with one leg didn't know about it hurt really bad after I'm sure but you know I didn't feel like that's when the drones pumping you know I didn't it wasn't till like an hour later also cool rides pretty tight yeah he did that why do you think I mean he's lost before I've never seen him to sit tribute essentially tribute most of your success he was just accusing you of taking steroids and not a little bit of steroids you saying like monkey steroids that's what he said yeah I don't know you know his Camp Adam I feel like massages genuinely like when I would call you do a real martial arts he's a he's a martial artist and you doesn't really ever you know Trash Talk anybody and we were out very respectful but is Camp was they were saying and doing some things that were a little edgier I would say when we will do here yeah yeah when we classy when we were at the press conference and we were going on for the faceoff you know all is camphor always yell in a bunch of things and and you know when we're walking up one guy yells up to me dead man walking and of course a meeting on my mind I'm like I have this brain disease you know that you know may or may not be an issue here and in a couple days when we fight you know and and I have my family right there I'm like and then I have to look at them in the ice you know but I'll never forget that I thought about that you know dead man walking and I was just like this guy you know and it was a lot there's a lot to take in to step into that cage but I think maybe some of the people he's around maybe that doesn't mean that doesn't cause him to say those things when he was sitting at the dock at the table with microphone in front of them did you respond to that no I mean that was right when we were walking the faceoff in the priest press comes was basically done at that point so I have nothing to say to that you know that that person yelling that and you know what I mean after the fight when he was accusing use steroids and I never never had a a moment to you know I said we'd have another haven't had another fight haven't been never did an interview or anybody talk to you about his I know who was I did one Luke Thomas Luke Thomas interview with me I think it was no yeah it was before he thought Machida before he thought Machida he talked to me about it you know it interview about the fight and everything and you know I don't have too much to say other than I just felt like it was a little sad because there's a great fight you know it was a really great fight and Good Feet close by super close I feel like we kind of you know he probably thinks that he was under par and and I made a lot of mistakes too and I wasn't too happy about some of the things in that happened in that fight as well I thought I could have done a lot better but in a way I feel like we kind of brought out the best in each other you know his Jiu-Jitsu very much impressed me he was he was a seasoned Pro just like always calm and you know then when he had his moment he had his moment he started taking over you know and you know it brought up the best of me in that the heart that I showed coming back in that fits around and I just feel like it was a great fight and we should be applauding each other for our performances and you know I brought up the best of me in that the heart that I showed coming back in that fits around and I just feel like it was a great fight and we should be applauding each other for our performances and and all this you don't trash talking is really taken away from that


    Rare Brain Disease Almost Kept Rafael Lovato Jr. From Fighting | Joe Rogan
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    this is why you're here we're here to talk about that and I guess you should probably just explain what's going on well I guess I'll just kind of take you through the the events here you know that was my tent fight fighting for the Bellator title and in all my other nine fights previously it was never required for me to get a brain scan done just do to the to the different states that I was fighting at the time the commission's there and didn't require it in the US it's California New York and then Europe you know requires a brain scan we were originally scheduled to fight in January at The Forum in California the same event that just happened this past Saturday night and so we're going to fight 2019 at The Forum in January and that postponed Versace was injured and we eventually got rescheduled to fight in June in London so I already had a brain scan scheduled for December to get approved for that fight in January but I got the news about the fight getting canceled like the week of that scan a couple days before so I canceled it this I don't need to go get that done now and see fast forward you know I basically stayed in Camp the whole year training you know with that fight on my mind all the way from November when I started the first camp for the fight in January you know into the new year waiting for the the new date and it was March that that I got the word that we were going to fight in June in London and so you know basically training all year and I just pick right back up into camp and fast forward on into the very beginning of May I was going home already a good month into like the serious camp and I was just getting ready to fly to Brazil Curitiba to get into the you know the hardest phase of Camp I was going to be there for 3 weeks I had to get my MRI done you know what I wanted to get it done before I went to Brazil just to check it off the list so this was actually the week I had I had two good buddies of mine Jake mace and Sam Alvey were in Oklahoma training with me and we had a great week of training everything is going really really well and and it's Thursday and so I go get my brain scan done to get that done bring me to Brazil and I'm in there and you know where we get to the whole process and the Machine is done and it's not you know operating anymore but they haven't called me out of the room yet and I could kind of just sense something was going on so finally this you okay come on out and the radiologist with really no like no Candor or like an easy soft way of saying it was like dude have you seen your brain before there's some stuff in here you need to see and you know pulls me into the room and shows me on the on the screen he's like pointing out these you know look like little balls obviously look like something was wrong with it look like normal skin but I'm not I don't know you know Falls like like shades of you know discoloration like according to the scan itself like you could see that you know it wasn't normal and he didn't even know what it was at the time and he was like let me let me look this over tonight I have my paper and you know to get signed off that everything looks clear and normal and you know it he was just like you know he asked me if I had any concussions and if I've had any issues and I said oh no and he's like what this doesn't look right and you shouldn't be doing what you're doing I'm like okay so you're going to sign this paper and he's like no and he's like come back tomorrow and I'm going to give you some more information that's okay so I go back Friday and he tells me that you know he did some research and he believes that I have a disease called cavernoma and you know we kind of hit me with that I had no idea whatever number was and you don't he says look I'm not signing this paper you need to go see a specialist and get this looked at but as far as I know you should not fight you know you should not be fighting and then the next morning I fly to Brazil for my Camp you notes to go down there for the the hearts boring and everything that I like to do you know stuff we talked about last time and so I'm like I'm in the airport getting ready to go to Brazil for this portion of my can for this fight that is like the biggest fight of my life you know I've already waited an extra six months for it I've been trained for all year and at this point I'm like just in shock of what is going on my health and you know so am I Googling everything that I can about cavernoma and trying to understand what it is and basically it's a he's we're probably like I probably got it from one of my parents it's a it's normally a hereditary disease and your brain forms these extra blood vessels in these blood vessels grow and they can accumulate and sort of bundle up together into balls I'm almost like like like weeds or Vines you know they they wrap up together and these blood vessels are very Pro the bleeding now they don't believe so much in in a in a instance where you know they could cause a hemorrhage it's more like a slow that they use the term oozing effect so chooses Blood Out overtime very little little by little and as they accumulate you know those balls are very you know much more susceptible to to bleeding and reading about it while I'm getting ready to go you know I'm flying to Brazil I'm in the airport I'm taking off you know there's so many like extreme cases of this disease where people have to have multiple surgeries to get them removed you know seizures Vision issues people go into Comas and then of course worst worst case is even death and you know obviously Googling and you know not talking to a specialist and just kind of doing my own thing is not the best way to to get in for information and so I just have all these thoughts running in my head about you know what I'm dealing with my health in like okay now I'm going to you know Brazil to you don't train and Spar and and I have this fight and I'm right now I don't have anyone selling off in this paper you know is this going to happen what's going on like these questions and so I get there and you know at this point the only one that that knows is my girl you know and I'm confiding in her arms like talking to her and you know she's shocked and I've never had any issues I don't even really get headaches never been knocked out you know there's never been a time of my life where I thought man I should get my head looked at you know I think something could be wrong you know and so you know talk with her and then I have my coach Maddy Co he's my head MMA coach am I my teacher and he goes with me down to it so I could have Shiba and we train there at his brothers Academy Andre Dida Dida Academy evolu Sound tide and you know we fly Saturday arrive Sunday start training Monday and I'm just like I'm trying to train this first day and I'm just like what am I doing you know and I'm getting hit in the head and I'm like man am I slowly killing myself right you're like you know what am I training for at this point I'm not I'm not approved like what what am I going to do you know and and so we we talked it over and we're like okay obviously we need to get more opinions you know and I'm down to Brazil for 3 weeks I'm basically all of me the fight was June 21st or 23rd something like that and and so I'm spending all of May there so I need to see some Brazilian doctors some doctor down here and go to Cheba and so we've just begin the process let's get a prescription to speak Portuguese I'm not a hundred percent fluent but I can get around I can do pretty well on my own down there just from all the trips that I've done over the years so you know thankfully Mauricio his brother Dita they have so many connections down there you know being who they are and the history that they have you know teaching martial arts you know you get to know everybody and so they were able to make things happen quick for me we saw a doctor got a prescription for another MRI get scheduled to get that MRI done which happens on Friday the end of my first week there so I'm going that whole week training trying to stay positive but I'm wondering you know what up you know what am I doing what's going on you know what I mean like I can't I can't begin to describe the the thoughts and emotions that I can't imagine that as well oh yes yes and you know they go harder down there put it mildly yeah yeah that place is known for like some of them ruthless Killers to ever come out of Brazil 100% I mean 9% that's shoot the Box exactly I'm not sleeping well you know I'm emotional wreck basically I'm calling my Grove over FaceTime you know multiple times a day we're looking at each other on the screen I'm crying I'm confiding in my TV show and shine Genie Beto was also there with me I had an Airbnb with Sean so thankfully I wasn't on my own 24/7 outside of the Academy I used to always stays with his family and you know I'm just like man when Sean Sean she arrived that Monday or Tuesday and I tell him what's going on I'm just like dude I'm a mess right now like I don't know you know I'd I'm just so uncertain of of my health and what's going on and and you don't like man I just can't put into words right now but I'm trying to stay positive I'm trying to stay positive and we get through that first week get the MRI the new MRI down in Brazil so then we have you know the Brazilian Mariah to take to Brazilian doctors and so then the second week we start seeing neurologist and you know specialist to get there opinion and and see what they have to say and that was the hardest week ever because multiple doctors were all saying no you know when you look at the scan right off the bat it just like it it doesn't look good you know when your picture of it actually I don't have sorry I don't have one with me right now but you know what you just see these gray like little shades of circles like in the well I have multiple and most of them are very small like popcorn size and you know those aren't that dangerous at least yet but there is one accumulation on the backside of my right side of my head you know back here and that has built up and and it looks it looks big problems probably like somewhere between like a baseball sized like golf golf ball the baseball in between there it's it's pretty big but it's on the very Outer Rim so it's not like in the middle of my brain it's on the outside you know so if you were to go right through my head it could be right there you know you could essentially pull it out without having to go through too much stuff is that something that might actually have to happen no not at not now not now I'll fast-forward you know to the doctors I have seen here in the states who clarify a lot of this but that's what the Brazil all say the same thing will they're kind of just I mean you no fighting already isn't good for your brain you know what I mean getting hit in the head isn't good for your brain and I think just looking at it when you see it and then you know that I'm going to get hit in the head and when I do you're you're automatically going to be like hey you know there's already this extra bit of of danger that we're putting in to a dangerous situation let's not let's not play roll the dice you know it's not play that game and so we were getting multiple doctors saying no you know and even one was like you know they said that Jiu-Jitsu could be dangerous that's me getting my blood cut off like in a choke you know cutting off the circulation to my brain that could be dangerous and so this week I am a literally not sleeping at all I am crying multiple times a day and I'm just like man what am I doing I'm going into the sparring you know and I'm training and I'm not I'm not going to get approved I'm not going to fight you know and this is already been like a 6 7 month training camp at this point you know and it's for the Bell it's my life's work it's everything for me you know so I was just crushed day-in-day-out trying to get through and on Thursday of that week I'm doing MMA sparring and you know I kind of had it coming I shouldn't have I should have been going as hard as what I've been going but I was like trying to you know stay positive and stay ready like what if I need to I need to be ready for this fight you know some Saucy like I got to be at my best and in reality I was just training like garbage I was having my worst trait but I'm at work so I can't you know because of everything and on this day I'm in my third round of MMA sparring and I I strained my hamstring bad I go for like a double leg and the guy has a judo background he overhook like wizard Meme and goes for like a hoochie mama de her I goci type of throw I'm wearing wrestling shoes I try to drop my hips you know so he doesn't Elevate me and my legs my go straight in my foot gets stuck in the floor with the wrestling shoe and my hamstring just snapped you know like allowed like pop up and I just scream and I let go and I let you know I get thrown down and I'm just like you know he knew something was wrong with stop right there and my leg is just throbbing and I tried to get up I couldn't get up so I had to like walk on my hands screwed off the mat carried out of the academy that day could not walk and I'm sitting down the edge of the mat and I just like I'm a burst into tears and I looked look up to Medicine on McMahon it's not going to happen like there is no way you know all this is going on I'm not approved I'm training horrible my I can't walk now you know and so you know that was the end of week 2 all knows we have one more dr2c who's like the professor of many of the doctors that I already saw he is very highly regarded one of the best doctors in the south of Brazil Neuro Specialist neurosurgeon we were so lucky to get in to see him and you know cuz he's booked up booked up booked up but we managed an appointment time for Monday of the third week Monday night so you know I'm like a basically given up I can't walk I'm at home that whole weekend and Sean Jean he he had seminars on the weekend you know he came down there to support me to camp but on the weekends he was going off to teach seminars in different areas of Brazil and so I'm laid up in this Airbnb all weekend and I'm like just FaceTime in my girl and I'm like you know baby like I don't think this has happened I can't believe come this far you know to the title shot this much training you know for the camp like going from November of 2018 into the end of May of 2019 that was my that was it was just this fight with massaging and you know it took everything for me like the sounds funny but the the house the Airbnb the the host you know what she just like great host she left so many chocolates and all this food in the house like sweets and I just wanted to pig out and eat all these chocolates you know I kept telling Johnny bro you got to eat these things like I can't look at these I'm so I'm so much an emotional wreck right now you know and I'm in I'm in the the spot all weekend by myself and I'm ready to give up I'm like I'm going to go eat your ass got here you know what I mean and you know these chocolates and just like cuz I have to diet very strict to make 185 what do you walk around at around 2:10 to 2:15 is my normal way you know so I mean that weight is kind of normal like most guys at 185 or around 2:10 but I'm already tall I'm already naturally pretty lean so I have to be very strict on my diet to to get that low and it took everything for me to not just pig out and just like totally give in you know my UCL was just like hey we have one more doctor one more doctor the whole weekend all I did was just put CBD cream on my leg Brazilian CBD shout out to them and my sponsor and are using the MARC Pro on my on my leg to Mark bro it's like a like a TENS unit has different frequencies and you can go really deep in there so I'm just like okay let me just try to recover this thing as much as I couldn't train couldn't do anything I was basically stuck at home and that's all I did and I just said okay Monday night that's it if he says no it's done and at this point I hadn't told anything that I let my manager at now but we hadn't said anything to anybody else literally going with the new with my girl Shan to my TCL and Ed and so we go see this doctor Monday night and man right off the bat he kind of just because he was the first one to be just chill and just like okay what's going on what brings you here didn't look at any pictures didn't you know didn't rush it and I tell him yeah you know I got my scans it looks like I have a cavernoma for sure how do you feel the first one to ask me how do you feel and you know this is all a big huge shock on their had any problems I feel great and fine you know you know I don't even get headaches and he's like okay you know he talks with me and he's like let's go to an evaluation we do an evaluation and do some tests everything's normal like just simple like you know stand on one leg and all that kind of stuff you know and everything's fine and we go back to the office we sit down he's like let me just see what I can find but I guarantee I'm not going to find anything that says head impact or trauma is going to increase the risk of your camera cavernoma bleeding and so he starts looking up you know journals and and you know studies all the things that doctors have access to and he literally finds nothing there's no studies that say that getting hitting your head is going to make your cavernoma worse or or cause you to bleed and in something's going to happen he's like look you can bleed you know you can be losing blood and any point time little by little and it could become an issue at some point time but there is no treatment there is no we're not going to do surgery like there's no it's going to happen until you have symptoms until you show signs and because I can't find any studies that say getting hit in the head is going to make it worse and because you are you know a normal like healthy functioning person at this point I think it's fine for you fight you should continue doing what you do until it becomes a problem and if it does become a problem we'll go in there and we'll take it out the big the big mess and you know demo will move forward and so I'm just like you know I start getting emotional ready and I'm kind of like wow so you'll write a letter saying this you'll you'll support me he's like yeah sure sure no problem super calling guy just and he was the oldest doctor with spoken to as well most experienced and so we get this letter man walk out of that office me and Mauricio and we leave the door and we'll get to the elevator man I just I just like burst into tears I just I can't believe that there's some hope like this this can still happen and me and my used to embrace and just we both cry like a fat guy we got the letter we got the letter so I send a letter to Ed and we begin the process of trying to get we should get everything in the Bellator let him know they got the scans they send it over to the European commission that use an organization called safe anime and you know we kind of like we're happy were positive but at the same time I'm still not approved it's still not on you know but the letter is like that was the missing piece that was what we know to be able to move forward so I finished that last week unable to really move you know I can't wrestle I can't kick and my last weekend Brazil you know I'm literally just hitting mitts like this and I'm like okay trying to stay positive I still have like a month let's get this healed let's just keep sweating it's it didn't have any discoloration so it wasn't a tear it was like a severe strain the popping it didn't turn black and blue and so without that color discoloration I didn't I almost don't even want to know I was just letting you know like when it didn't really actually still feel it now yeah the whole way but I could stand so I could stand and all I'm doing is boxing now at this point because I can't throw kicks and I can't change levels to it to do takedowns and so that was a whole another thing because you know as I'm waiting to to hear back on if I'm going to get approved I'm only punching mitts like I might as well be doing like a cardio kickboxing class you know without kicks and that was the last thing that I want to do with massages just going there and box you know right that's not what I do right so the the hardships and frustrations we just continued as I'm dealing with my hamstring but at least we had some some hope so I finished that we fly home and now I'm finishing like my last couple weeks of camp at home in Oklahoma don't you come to Oklahoma you know Matty issues there and I'm trying to put together some great training one of my best training Partners from could itchy but his name is Chris Cristiano he can't Oklahoma as well and you know everyone's aware of the situation as far as my coaches MyTeam I did not tell my parents I I didn't want anyone to know I didn't want it to get out and so I was just dealing with it with them you know and and so we send everything in and we're waiting for waiting does this guy his name is Yanni he's on the commission with safe in the may he reaches out to me like after the first week and he said we need to talk and so give him a call and he's like we we got the letter were looking at your scans we've actually created panel of doctors to talk about this and at this point it's fifty-fifty you know I just want you to know we're we're unsure if we're going to approve and I just want you to hear you know I just wanted to touch base with you when you hear from me we see everything but you have to understand where we are still not sure so bear with us I'm like okay try to get through the next week and I had some decent days with my hamstring where I could shoot a little bit and work some takedowns but if I had a good day the next day I had to take it real life because it was just it was so tight so tight so tender massage 400 yeah how is you and everything everything possible I mean getting it worked on doing hot cold like you know I'm I'm pretty like anything out there that that is for Recovery I have probably at my house you know I'm big on really taking care of my body so I was just trying to be as smart as I could and just get through it and you know we come to this point now where the fight is two weeks away and I don't know if it's on or not you know what trying to put together is good training as I can stay as positive as I can but at the same time I'm just like men I need the yes you know I need to be able to focus now are you staying conditioned when you barely can use your leg man it was it was really hard I I was heavier I was walking around heavier than what I normally what would 4 for my fights you know by this time I'm normally below 5 in the 200 to 205 range that's where I like to get to just off pure diet not training and I was still to 10 to 12 you know it was hard like I couldn't I could box you know like a box hard and I could Spar boxing but without wrestling I'd I didn't feel like I was conditioned the way I wanted to be I couldn't Sprint I could ride the bike the bike didn't put too much pressure but I couldn't go call out the way I would like to make an airdyne yeah and airdyne everything was not the way it would normally be done now you know you're never a hundred percent you're always dealing with something you know I've had a broken nose before Cuts rib things like there's always something you know but but it was it was the stress of both in India uncertainty and if we would get the fight at all that was really hard and for sure that's why I got hurt you know that's one I got hurt but anyways finally on like the last day that they could give me the answer they gave me the answer and I got the email and it said we've approved you you are approved to Fight 2 weeks before the fight I held off on you know I'm pulling my family there you know I mean I have all my there's the corner coaches but have a couple of the coaches that I was you don't got to fly out there and I was waiting to purchase these tickets and you know when I had some other guys like hey where you staying what's what's going on like I'm ready in like a don't book anything just yet don't look at me cuz I don't want them to buy tickets to London and you know I'm not fighting and I'm trying to like be cool and not give anyone to you know too much of an idea what's going on and stay positive stay confident and everything finally got the green light and I early flying a few days later to London Eye we left on Tuesday and ride there Wednesday I got there like 10 days before so I have one weekend before the weekend of the fight and you know at this point it was like okay once we got that yes I mean we celebrated it was like you know that's all I want it I mean I'd already fought so hard just to be able to get to this fight you know and you know at this point it was like okay once we got that yes I mean we celebrated it was like you know that's all I want it I mean I'd already thought so hard just to be able to get to this fight you know


    Rafael Lovato: I’m Sidelined, Not Retired
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    are you officially retiring I'm not officially retiring I am sort of I guess in definitely on the sidelines right now I am I am actively seeing more doctors and working towards learning more about this obviously I want to keep fighting it is gentleman in La dr. Wong's everything so he had done these operations on you said MMA fight I don't know if you operated on he mention boxers NFL players I don't know if you operated on them he had seen it in them and help them continue their careers and he keeps like a close eye so you know I need to get scans done at least once a year was yours that patch the large patch in the back your head was that particularly troubling to him more than all the other ones no no he is yes in because it's not deepen if it's not in the area where it could affect my my cognitive functions my memory things like that back there you know how I'm not a hundred percent sure they made it I mean he made it sound like nothing too important happens there it's more like Santa I know like the back area as far as what I've learned this far is more like everyday type of stuff you know it's not your memory it's not in a position where you could violently lose your temper or kind of like have like a a lapse in time you know where you kind of become someone else and then you come back like you know that all that kind of stuff happens more deep inside the brain where it's at on the outside in the back is just sort of like the regular stuff you know obviously want neither of us are neurosurgeons yeah so are you thinking about going in there and getting it removed no notice is recommended against why is it doing why do brain surgery if I don't have any symptoms that's what that's what he says and you know it cuz I was up for it I said hey should we just do this and he's like it'll probably be six months to a year before I would say it's okay to go back into sparring and things like that you know you're going to be able to walk out and be fine and do your day-to-day stuff but getting hit in the head for a while and why I mean it's a low-risk surgery but why take that risk if you're not having symptoms the the treatment of the Care is always just to keep an eye on it see how it develops and if you start having some problems then we're going to go in there and remove it but if you say that you're in definitely on the sidelines it's it seems to me that unless you get it removed apparently on the sidelines well I you know this is where I'm at now this is such a a rare and unique thing no one really knows too much and I'm getting some people that are saying no no way and then I'm getting these other you know specialist in people that really dealt with it that are like yeah it's okay I am like I said it's indefinite how why did I want to I'm 36 so you're in this realistically athletically this is sort of the last chapter known as The Champ trying to submit myself as one of the great Champs of this era and you know defend that belt as long as possible and you know say goodbye but I still have hope I still have hope that if I can continue seeing more doctors and getting more knowledge you know Andy Foster from the athletic commission is Right recommended another doctor to see I'm not officially declined for the California State athletic commission at this point Andy Foster talk to his doctor Wong who specifically says he didn't think it was going to be a problem no not yet no not yet but he recommended another doctor UCLA that actually used to work on the athletic commission that could be a big help and I mean this is I'm right in the middle of this so I'm just going to keep seeing more doctors and try to learn more about this and you know if it's if it's really unsafe I'm not going to get approved ever I finally got to a place where I can accept that you know and and I'm going to move forward on with my life teaching and doing what I do you know at home and and with all my students worldwide but but as if I'm still getting people like dr. Wong in the doctors on Brazil and I can find more doctors who have experience with this if they keep saying that they think okay then and I can you no have hope of getting approved I'm going to keep fighting for that where it where can you get approved what states go to prove you right now well that's tricky to know because you know as far as in the US only New York and California require brain scans and so that's you know a big thing of what I want to talk about you know or what I wanted to bring awareness to is like you know it all states don't require Skin So if you if you fight in those States you know it's to me it's up in your best interest to on your own if you have the means if you have insurance or whatever get scan done yeah what to see what that's what it looks like but I'm hoping that through this we can figure out if cavernoma is safe or not the more doctors I have looking at this and you talking about it bringing awareness to it that we're going to learn and understand more of this disease and if it's possible if it's not possible but I'm trying to keep the hope alive that if if it's 6 months or a year or even two years then maybe I can least get one more you know at least get one more but the thing is then putting me in the state that doesn't require a scan doesn't necessarily mean I'm going to get approved because these other commissions have a responsibility to speak up and say hey we don't think it's of his best interest you know health-wise to to compete and you know I'm not I don't I'm not I'm not against the commission I totally understand and respect that Andy Foster is one of the very best in the business he's so ahead of everybody else and he they they open up a time for me to come out next month and speak with him face-to-face you know and get to see the people that are made decisions and learn more and understand more of their position and when you know how they feel about it and I'm just trying to gather up as much information in the meantime would it be possible to do that with Dr Wang I hope so that's the plan and hopefully a few more that's that's what I'm working on that's when I'm in the middle of and until then I'm just going to keep training and trying to stay positive when you have a match with a Jiu-Jitsu match what has been announced yet but defacing mean it's about to come out it's less than a month away now February 21st I'll be facing Roberto cyborg in a grappling match in my good fellow yes yes probably in the neighborhood of 2:40 maybe a little more yeah we had a few matches the past and he's a great guy he's a legend as well like just you know one of the best ever for my time and it'll be fun that's what I want to do in the meantime to keep myself sharp keep competing keep training and hopefully get another opportunity but if not at least learn more about this and hopefully you know Inspire others to get checked out you know even if you're not in your combat sport you know we're doing anything risky just like the same way same thing you would do like to go get a check-up you know hey at some point in your life it wouldn't hurt get scammed on yeah you know it just really opened my eyes to how we don't know what what's going on up there and something can happen you know and you don't have an answer to it but if you knew what was in your brain maybe you would have that answer yeah it seems like such a tricky situation to be in because if you do decide to do something about it you really kind of almost have to do it now right because 36 with a full year off of no sparring at all or they said 6 months to a year so he would have to see you a couple times maybe do another scan see where you're at let's say six months or 6 months is like an ACL surgery not that bad right but a Year's like now we're in the 37 37 and 1/2 men and then you got to get real Tip-Top shape again if you really wanted to fight against funny I understand the doctors position why do the surgery if you don't experience symptom but most people aren't Fighters the thing is though it doesn't take away the fact that I have cavernoma like there's multiple locations and so just moving that one doesn't change the condition so the it's possible the commission's wouldn't change their evaluation just based on the scan with the the other areas exactly but the thing is though it doesn't take away the fact that I have cavernoma like there's multiple locations and so just moving that one doesn't change the condition so the it's possible the commission's wouldn't change their evaluation just based on the scan with you the other areas exactly


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Images of Rafael Lavato's Brain Disease
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    Shoulda brought in the pictures I have several little spots all over there actually in my car where's your car outside I was Googling it there's something called a gamma knife surgery gamma knife surgery yeah that my girl going to go get it for you okay just found you an option but I don't know if he's a doctor treatment need to bring it to some witch doctor but this it's I mean I can't imagine what you're going through mind what you have gone through Jesus Christ and you go into machine like this what the fuk just listening to this it says Brain stereotactic radiosurgery at the Mayo Clinic and it looks into like an MRI machine and they got this guy bolted down his head his kind of screwed into this f****** harness I guess you can't move and they roll you into this machine and what is his machine do think it then does this I saw this picture and video of it where it is radiation just hammers your head planning on going to displace the Mayo Clinic to make you smarter that's what's going to happen with that you going to get super powers and s*** up with that being came out if you came out of that you can read people mind would you tell Whole Lotta me that suck crazy-looking machine-man the f****** this the harness on the head holyshit that looks uncomfortable take a bit to go to that lady that lady right there with the white thing and she looks so uncomfortable so this this is a treatment for cavernoma I was looking up cavernoma yet in this popped up I don't know I'm sure there's since he's going to see multiple doctors court that there's multiple treatments that are going on this seems to be one treatment for a variation of it that's interesting when you level up. Like how do you get us registered against taking down a hole and this is what I found the pictures obviously they look better on the Disco KO s*** I could see it from here wow dude that's crazy okay folks while I'm looking but you hold us up so people can see particularly this one drink layer as I don't want on the outside of the right is a f****** big ass spot on your brain near you can see there's a few in there that's the big boy all in all that doesn't look good and that's what I saw when I was on my way to Brazil going to train that would especially you're going to shoot the box I would freak me the f*** out and you can see the little ones that are around yeah they weren't too concerned of those yet it's the big one and a little bit of this one here that's more on the inside it's not big big like that one but I know all of these are outside of the brain know just something inside the brain on me that's crazy to look at man it's got to be weird looking at the inside of your head and seeing all the stuff that makes you you all your personality your memories all your skills on your knowledge all in there and it's got weird spots on it talk man yeah craziest heavy it's it's still having but I'm sure you put that on your Instagram well this is my my coming-out party I guess you could a dumb f*** man that spots creeping me out but you know this is hereditary thing that you the extreme ends or you live with this and it's never a problem your whole life the other side is it's a problem right from the beginning and you have to have multiple surgeries and bad things happen man that's spots creeping me out but you know this is hereditary thing that you the extreme ends are you live with this and it's never a problem your whole life the other side is it's a problem right from the beginning and you have to have multiple surgeries in bad things happen


    Frankie Edgar Thought Aldo Would Beat Conor | Joe Rogan
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    that's the emotional side of fighting with emotional side of losses like when you see guys just weeping in their locker room and like remember what the hardest one for me was all do after McGregor knocked him out and he was just in his locker room just weeping like God damn that dude as a tough one tells you know that's that's going to stay like in infamy Forever by the worst guy cuz he's going to tell everybody about everything I want to cover it and about the way it goes a picture perfect punch to slides back when I was in the crowd and I was I was told I was getting the winner of that fight in the one that went down like that I just knew that wasn't going to happen so I thought I was going to get a rematch at and they are talking about going to go up to 55 my damn head yeah that the Aldo fight was crazy because I think that was the first time that anybody ever really disrespected Aldo Aldo was the f****** man for so long I mean the crazy thing about Aldo is he still only 32 years old Niagara talking about that with the Marlin fight when he was WC Champion a long time ago man ain't me to go back and think about what he knocked out Cub Swanson with that flying knee that was a long time ago that double knee and I'm the second one that's the last time you drove like kicking both our fights it's crazy because you watch his early career like watch the Urijah Faber fight it is one of the most horrific displays of destroying someone's leg you've ever seen in a fight yeah and so fast on men with no loading just now with no loading he would just just whip those hips and I will you know he was a soccer player like a really good soccer Riot UFC videos and play sock I see no jogging along and he's like a pro I think soccer players first of all their legs are so conditioned cuz they're doing all that they're basically sprinting all the time the running I'm running 5 miles again and they're going to blow out just he was like a whip those legs I wonder I wonder why all those stop throwing leg kicks I really wonder I like Wonder I mean he's had gotten something right you know you know it's a big issue with some guys like John Wayne Parr needs a hip replacement right now I mean he just has last fight he won in a boxing match and Toes is whole family he's just like he's just not like 35 to writers and I think she's like 14 now he's been fighting over the last year or two with a really f*****-up hit man like me has fallen apart man they like you got to have a hip replacement whole inside is torn apart night looking forward to the future man I have some stem cells my shoulder give it enough time to think about the stem cells is it really takes like 4-5 months before it actually I extend it starts healing things and a lot of guys like yourself mean you don't you don't you don't gather any done end of time it happened to think about the stem cells is it really takes like 4-5 months before it actually I extend it starts healing things and a lot of guys like yourself mean you don't you don't you don't gather any done


    Frankie Edgar Reflects on Crazy Grey Maynard Fights | Joe Rogan
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    that's hilarious so well what's happening man you just got off of the Chan sung Jung fight and what's next we up to I'm go down 35 yeah probably like 56 right now mummy soap base legs and shoulders are so big but his waist is kind of small so maybe that's how he carries it so have you done a cut like that before I haven't been that but I mean my last fight at the you know getting down to 45 got down to like 44.5 and 28 and 1/2 / where I got to be for to make 36 and it was such an easy cut for this last time so it's your you're an interesting situation man because like you want a title at 55 and you didn't cut any weight at all and a lot of people like what the f*** man Frankie Edgar ua255 as you are so adorable like that was one of the craziest things about some of your fights like the Gray-Mane or fight that f****** a man who who wrap those fights Levine both of them now the first one the first one if he was Josh Rosenthal well put shout out to both of those guys time to let it go let it all depends on what all changes it's such a weird thing writes like the referees trying to help the fighter the trying to make sure the Fire doesn't take unnecessary damage but you know more than once you see fight stop we like I like I wasn't done right he was he was getting through a bad patch and that's part of what a fight is about it's like trying to figure out how to survive for sure I always want the benefit of the doubt you know I don't want to get unnecessary punishment of course but I rather get the benefit that has never been turned off even with Ortega and Chan sung Jung fight I got both those fights even though I got rocked in my other fights these fights I kind of was more coherent I'm not complain about stop this or anything like that and I could see why they stopped it but in the great fight scene the Benson Henderson fight where I got up kicked I don't remember any of those fights and I remember like three or four rounds of those fight cuz it was so wild the de Ortega fight I got rocks pretty good and I remember in my head saying I just short time left let's get through let's get through it obviously didn't make it to the end and you know what I did I remembered being coherent even this last one with it but Korean zombie I remember the ref saying you know you got to do something down there got to do something down there and I'll keep trying to do my best my body made for us to react knew I needed to be but yeah you know I never been turned off if that's a good thing or not but I know if it's a good thing either it's like people say if you get turned off it's better because then you your you don't absorb as much punishment or I heard that argument but then if you do get turned off your body gets turned off easier next time that's that's pretty true yeah had a bunch of fights we don't remember most of the fight like that that's a thing that a lot of Fighters don't necessarily talk about but it's a reality of hard fights with gray where evil thing was that the referee I remember fourth-round mark my coach Mark was like you know telling me we got one more round in my head on my one more round 3 and 4 I didn't remember at all and also I when I dropped me I rolled my ankle really bad. Sprint and I remember in the fourth round coming to if my ankles hurt men like what happened to I've no idea what I'm angle and Abel. Walking back and I was kind of you know I don't know sometime you get rock to get depressed for some reason I never said you going to the gym when you get what I got rock they I got a little bit of depression going on for some reason like what does it feel like when you said yourself and there's a video of me like that was a second fight nothing ever fight the third fight you stop talking but you won't write the f****** fights that you had with gray we're so crazy they were so cute he was so big is Big Boy man it's so big for 55 and you were guarding cut any weight at all wow that's crazy only just like f****** I'm a champ want to watch that one that's why I was like a champ why should I go down I mean I'm winning I'm beating these guys even the best fights ever super close so you know I could have went either way and but I just felt you know I'll go down now I lost two in a row here with me know what more can I gain from your let me go down to 45 and that's that's when I thought I'll do fruit for the the 45 how about when you think about it like if you had a chance to do it all over again like if you had to engineer your career all over again would you do it exactly the same way with your 555 you definitely would against BJ right yeah I mean you can't go back and change it all worked out for me and I got the world title I had a problem you know I'm back continuing to have a pretty good career there's always things you wish you could do differently you know I can't be like I was going to say I wish that things went the way they went well they went pretty f****** good change it all worked out for me and I got the world title I had a prayer meeting at continuing to have a pretty good career there's always things you wish you could do differently you know I can't be like I was going to say I wish it is forces that things went the way they went well they went pretty f****** good


    Frankie Edgar on The Current State of BJ Penn | Joe Rogan
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    yeah I'm not complaining BJ Penn fight so I remember the first one in Abu Dhabi I was there for that one of their holy s*** that was those a big victory Matt and he has big head of the second was probably even better jobs that you know more than I didn't really want you know and I felt like to be to have my back in the second fight and I thought are all the guys that I've ever seen fire I've never seen anybody who controls people with the legs the way BJ does he's got the craziest dexterity in his legs he does I heard when he was younger he could stand up and put his leg over his head standing up Jesus Christ I don't know if that's true like just lift it up but he worked on it like this whole thing a lot of people to realize if this is some great videos of BJ stretching and he would stretch with bands so he has all this crazy like you would grab his foot like put on his chest got bands and it wasn't just natural ability it was also lucky to realize realize that his legs were like other arms like he has heat when you were in his credible news one-of-a-kind I think you know of underground and this is a fighter I mean I looked up to him coming up and he was the man licking licking blood off his hand to the 10-year anniversary party up in Concord I don't think anyone wants them to fight but finish crazy brawl in Hawaii yeah that's how I also like a fighter for fighting teacher down in Hawaii I think a lot of people get down that's why they get down over there I think it down tough motherfukers in Hawaii for sure you know that fight that was so sad to watch like that do Clifton with a left hook and dropped and bounces head off the concrete in like 5 hit me a video of him having a guy God damn it I mean you never know Gavin the street fights his open the trunk come right back and throw someone their head and it don't make up bouncers and who's working with the sky and Sky got in a fight with a patron punch the guy knocked him out and I felt bang his head off the ground died wow dude 1.2 in jail time that happens are the story of some wrestlers kind of same thing done with fight people guy up slime with head and end up in jail oh my God


    Is Conor McGregor Trying to Clean Up His Act?
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    yeah those coaches are like okay guys breathe I don't want my coach told me to breathe in the corner know how to Breathe by right said don't give good advice find some guys I think Mark got some flak for the Marlins fight or he was in the corners like your mother raised you but you no answer because he knew he didn't need technique he needed some motivation at that point was Marlon too big they lose too much weight to get down to 35 and was he depleted or was it so who do just steamroll them I just think the moment you know I think moral and hit him with some good shots and shots forward I think kind of just demoralize mall in a little bit like in Hawaii in my eyes to who do is not going to be able to take much more of the legs I thought for sure and I first found my dislikes not going to distance yeah I thought Marlon was going to keep dropping at the lake but Marlon let's who do close the distance and once you let so who do close to distance to get ahold of him start hitting with knees and I was like Jesus Christ yeah so who doesn't even like I mean he just wasn't even react with knees I felt like I felt like he was just depleted it seems like he didn't have the energy to fight the kind of fight that so who tows won the fight especially so who do at 35 right so who do I-25 is draining himself looking at but soohoo. 35 is much healthier and he has a wieners Minds away is the video that he makes pretty ridiculous a su marido SE come on bended knee I mean I guess that's do not have a stick now you know guess they do because it keeps him out there it's it's just it's weird cuz this port is part of that right it's like part there's his part promotion but it's also performance it's like guys like Connor The Perfect Blend the act like he's just just beat him himself the Conners some of these other guys man it's just rough forced and it's rough but look like Colby Covington Colby Covington it talked his way to a Goddamn title should he really didn't answer before he fought in Brazil but that's what did it mean that's literally what did and then that character just took off you go and look at the early versions of that character had a nice suits like you had a like a real crisp suit like Connor would wear but then later he's got these please not being easy but he's trying to clean his image of a little bit Cowboy think that's it maybe was Cowboys kind of easy to get along with and what not or maybe it's just that he's been dealing with so much you know what they could leave when I was in Vegas that f****** those Billboards were everywhere on cars and s*** spawn to the Bellator cage too but I also think I don't think he felt like he needs psychological warfare with with cowboy I feel like he thought from the beginning that he had a giant advantage over Cowboy if you go back to each other in half I think he just felt like this fight like I can just be a nice guy with this guy with khabib I think you felt like you had a talk with them I feel like he felt that he had to get khabib emotional the same when he got all the emotional but that's it didn't work that motherfukers up he's a vault you look in his eyes you just see nothing but Doom he and I he's with khabib I think you felt like you had a talk with them I feel like he felt that he had to get khabib emotional the same when he got all do emotional but that s*** didn't work that motherfukers up he's a vault you look in his eyes you just see nothing but Doom he and I he's


    Joe Rogan: MMA is Not in Stephen A. Smith’s Wheelhouse
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    conspiracy theories that Connor through the fight or Cowboy through the fight with Connell husband and I had my cousins like I can't believe what people are crazy. Stephen A Smith and I like you alot but you're wrong Cowboy got Cowboy got f***** up with those shoulders in the Clans he had cars arms tied up and they're in tight spaces Connor dip slow and slams this bone of his shoulder into the nose and he's at the beginning of the round Connors up f****** super explosive guy super explosive all muscles f****** pulled tight the beginning of the fight and just he got off good shots and cowboy was confused meme flustered I don't think there's those shots maybe Rock them a broken nose and that kid rock I guess he's not breathing out of his nose now and then all the sudden he's like f*** my nose is already f***** up and he hasn't even punched me and you know it was it was unusual like I could see if someone has a peripheral understanding of the sport and you see that happen like come on man or even guys like Mike Bisping like Mike Bisping was like f****** shoulder strike dad said Mike Bisping is without a doubt one of the toughest human being has ever walked the face the planet like if he lost an ear but died in the war got them off on the wrong foot then Cowboy through a Kik to Connors arms and then Connor Conte County with a head kick Rock Cowboy the bad and then Connor hits him with pistons he hit it how do hard people could say it was a work he broke his f****** orbital bone yeah and that but Stephen A Smith said that he felt like cowboy quit he did not quit you got smashed their nose broke and and a broken orbital it's also you who you're talking about you're talking about a guy was the most fights in the UFC the most finishes in the UFC the most head kick Knockouts in UFC the most the most bonuses in UFC Cowboy is a f****** Legend he is a tough as they come he's lost before every human can lose especially if I do guys like Darren till and horny moms with off and these f****** animals he's fighting and Connor broke it finally broke his face he broke his nose and a broken orbital bone so so Stephen A Smith responded and then Connor responded and entertaining guy and is very knowledgeable about other sports this is not his wheelhouse and also that style of dismissing athletes and putting people. Like sometime maybe find what listen to him he's a fun guy to listen to me he talks great s*** you know but I wonder I mean I'm sure that's all players are kind of saying the same stuff we're saying when he's criticizing basketball player self or football players you don't even know I'm sure I'm sure and a lot of the tickets like the controversy is like good radio show for 3 hours is it after that so like all day long back in for the two of them yelling and arguing very entertained yeah that's his position all right I just think that this sport demands more appreciation more respect and it Demands a higher level of reverence to the athletes who literally pull it put their lives on the line I don't think you have to say that I quit to to describe describe what happened you could just talk about what Connor did that was so special you look the guy finds tricky ways to do things and those shoulder strikes like we've seen guys do shoulder shrugs before but we never saw anybody do it successfully but you got to think about the UFC is a lot of what happens in the UFC is someone at all these fights finally does something and then other people start doing that thing like you member when no one was throwing front kicks to the face nobody ever did it I don't remember anybody ever even a kickboxing people very rarely through a front kick to the face just wasn't you know they would keep right of somebody but they didn't even teach to the face was something strange thing you very rarely snap front kick with a ball of the foot now almost like an uppercut the way it comes off one of these two Justin Buchholz got RKO with it outside of the UFC the devastating Lyoto Machida did that jumping front kick to Randy code I I guarantee you now when people get tied up in the clinch and someone holding someone with double overhook for whatever I do remember how Connor had a hold of our Cowboy helicopter on the right over when I was over there when someone's tied up in the clinch you can't strike trike with the one there's nothing out there there's something there yeah it's I could see how Stephen Smith would not think that that was effective I could see but for me it was clearly effective they were hard shots there's a lot of power behind it is a lot of explosion Connor dipping his level and coming up and slamming into it was kind of crazy but even if you take that away the hike to finish I mean guy who Rises to the occasion the Cowboys had problems in the past with these really big fights and 1/2 he look nervous as f*** and he talks in here that so they're playing a video of him describing how nervous he gets before fight and how he is Rose up right on us. that's what I was thinking I was outside f*** he does not need to hear that that's what I'm in the locker room when I'm in the locker room and the TV is on what was like turn that volume down I don't hear anybody talking about my fight turn that s*** down good for you good for you when I see a guy in the locker room and I'm talkin I try to pop them up yeah I want I want to feel good need to hear that that's why I'm in the locker room when I'm in the locker room and the TV sign was like turn the volume down I don't hear anybody talking about my fight turn that s*** to good for you good for you I mean I'm cognizant of that when I see a guy in the locker room and I'm talkin I try to pop them up yeah I want I want to feel good


    Is Lyme Disease An Escaped Bioweapon?
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    have any striking experience before that and none none at all by Boardwalk that's about it so what was it like going from just be straight wrestling to learning how to strike and Russell together it was it was learning process you know early in my career as able to take everybody down in those early fights but I had some pretty good fights in before UFC at 4 at the davidia East something davidia she was Ukraine Syfy. report WCVB some good guy so he was decent of they will take him down there for Jim Miller action my last fight for UFC and I was so we had a crazy fight so you know I had good opponents right away but the strike and you know I was always in the boxing growing up jerseys you know I'm not from the hood or by any means but everyone fights Ron from you know it's kind of like to see someone go to Seaside look for flights Joey Diaz talking about itself Jim Miller is a f****** beast he is a beast it was so glad he's healthy now because that guy struggled yeah so long with line to CMI my wife has it actually going down when I see 2007 everybody gets it in these crazy and it's just they say that we did this we look at this map online of all the areas in the east coast where Lyme disease is prevalent and how what percentage of the tip it's bananas it's it's my wife neuron acquitted too cuz you know she's had to go through a bunch of Dino treatments and what not and is it still with her right now it is it's not as much but she's got like a bunch of issues like autoimmune stuff I did and she's hot she's doing she's does the IV treatments to sunlight therapy so when I take the blood out running through UV then put it back in yet she's not a lot a lot a stomach feel better pajama think you changed his diet I think that was a big one just really starting clean yamo if he's pretty clean she's she's you know kind of holistic is Stipe person yeah the the Lyme disease things f****** terrifying because for a long time they were diagnosing it incorrectly like people didn't know whether what I'm is eat and people come in with all sorts of aches and pains and if they didn't have that big bull's-eye mark on them or the tick bit them the doctor really had no idea what was going on and some doctors didn't have a lot of experience I got it when I was young did you yeah but I had seen the tech so I got my medicine right away and I was fine but they say if you don't see the tech and then you still know you have it and then if you don't get eye medicine right away then you're f***** and send you a pie ever like it's not even that Lyme's disease it's the other diseases get attached to it disease they think that like you're imagining things cuz they would imagine they like fibers were growing out of their scabs and they scratch themselves like crazy but I had some good Insight we we did a television show called Joe Rogan questions everything and we we had some one of the conversations I had was with a doctor who has lyme disease and that's when things got interesting because he was aware of it not just as a person who has the disease but also as a doctor he said one thing that all these people that have Morgellons have in common is that they all have Lyme disease and Heath set Lyme disease is not just one thing that it's a host of other things are attached for Lyme disease like non identified pathogens and that some of them have some sort of neurotoxic effect that changes the way you see things so he was seeing things like there weren't there I keep seeing worms crawling around as I that weren't weren't even there when I went there and he realize like okay this is probably what more Jones is like these people are thinking that things there's nothing there but it's really because the Lyme disease and all the other toxins and pathogens that rhyme with it or f****** with your neurology to f****** with your brain yeah yeah my wife said brain fog is the biggest thing that that bothers her you know and she went through a period where she was always tired and it's crazy cuz my wife you would never guess that cuz she's super high-energy she works out everyday and I'll push it through that pushes through it Council Tree when people had chronic fatigue syndrome is all of his UFC money he spent treating his wife for Lyme disease he's a prison guard now when did the doctors didn't recognize to the doctors he was like I think might be Lyme disease the doctors didn't think so and his son started getting Bell's Palsy so fat half his face and his son was little things like for 5 half his face was going to have them my wife actually should help positive one time I think she got a flu shot she said and then came home to have Bell's palsy some of the vaccine was people were in this is including my managers dad took the vaccine and got Lyme disease from the vaccine that you got was the wrong one for whatever who was in the area ring from last year and then there's the new strain this year so it's not even really helping you while I think there's multiple strains each year and I think they're basically just had yet her background are guessing I don't take flu shots now he'll know but I I think they do work if you get lucky the right one, but I don't think that it always works in the in the in the flu shot case I'm not sure cuz like sometimes sometimes they just get it wrong with the wrong strain what do we know what we know I know it's hard enough for the shots subject anyway morons the government investigating the idea that Lyme disease was biological War are weapon that accidentally got released but this is through like legitimate channels they were investigating it wasn't like some f****** tinfoil hat job they release it on the East Coast I guess they wanted to really think it got out I think the idea is that somehow or another this disease had accidentally Escape their Labs or while they were in the middle of treating people is it ticked only way to get Lyme's disease I believe so I think it's deer ticks is that have a high population of deer also have a high population these ticks and then when people get it it's less you know most of them don't realize they have until it's too late so you don't realize you have it and then you missed the early rounds of antibiotics which can knock it out and then you get this chronic state like Jim Miller has your wife house and my buddy Steve rinella that had it he was f***** up I mean bad for free 6-month when I saw him he look like he lost and he's a slim guy but he looks like he's a lot headlock 20 or 30 lb and it was just said he just been dealing with the the Lyme disease is it genetic kill them I mean not kill them but just just really diminished because it's a weird because you you can't find anybody who doesn't know anybody who has it everybody knows a brother or cousin or wife someone has a mile of running Thousand Trails Lake in the summertime it's like Mandy's just some sometimes to get pics or my kids all my kids going out in it I think it takes 24 hours for it to set in so like once you once you do come back if you have a tick on you just have to remove every time we go in the woods with tank tracks how do you get him off you though it's like it's in the middle of your back by yourself House of Gold House to Howard off work so it's not improving but there are some people I believe that think that this is a thing it just would be very hard to do is with the end of the US House of Representatives Chris Smith New Jersey Republican New Jersey registration legislation directing the Department of Defense who claims the Pentagon research tipped bass viol weapons in the mid-twentieth century the amendment pass Smith said he was inspired by a number of books and articles suggesting that significant research had done the US government facilities including Fort Detrick Maryland and Plum Island New York to turn ticks and other insects into bio weapon created a disease and now everyone is yellow tablet because it's mostly out there that's what I'm a place in Connecticut if you heard of the rocky mountain tick and it's not kind of the West Coast version of wealth taxes if you like chicken and fish shoot me what is that in the first cases of it were there in 1975 goddamn government weapons that they were developing over there coronavirus stuff for Bio weapon facility opened in Wuhan my oblique just like this have you consulted with Sam Tripoli already bottle


    A Mating Moment - JRE Toons
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    yeah I was I was just nature special on the animals that hang upside down in Australia that's their furry and cute wallabies is on one side of the river and he can hear a mating call from the other side of the river and he's slow as s*** swalla female sloth and he f****** but they watch this guy go down the tree across a limb into the water can't swim for s*** this f****** Rapids makes his way across a colic crossclimate takes like two days and then he finds of a sloth and he climbs on top of a couple of shakes of the hip


    Kamaru Usman Reflects on Colby Covington Fight | Joe Rogan
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    and so this strength and conditioning coach that you've been working with in the beginning or what give us a regular routine for you like what kind of ship is he have you do so we just started getting back in there literally last week so we took a little time off and I went and had a cast on so then I go to Vegas and and I talked to the doctors you know that you'll see Doc in those guys in Vegas and you know it's not broken you know it's just saw an issue with the ligaments you can see seen this right hand right here at the bottom you can clearly see the ligament and all working there but then here there's that bump in between so they don't come out as much and that's causing me I don't have I didn't I don't have the strength like you know being able to pull in this is a big part of my game is if I get around you I got a body like I don't care what you doing you just not getting me off right I just I've spent years just working on that grip to where you just not do not let me off until I let off and so now I'm not being able to do that but it's it's healing fast and I was in Vegas in there we can just cut the gas off and make you a hard removable one that I can take off on and off so I can shower because I was a thing you stuck in his calves for 4 weeks can't really shower with their you got to shower with your arm up in the air on your handstand stitches and you I got to stick stuff in there and and psychologically I started getting a little anxiety with it too cuz it's like I can't get this thing off my head doing everything but no fry and no fracture which is good news so I don't have to be out for too long did you send me the tape of like when you hurt her and training say it like so it's one of those things where you hit with the thumb hit it with my phone cuz you know when you got those big gloves off you know you can't really make a full fit wrap so your hands kind of in there like this so you throw a punch the wrong way or somebody comes into your wrong way it's like boom you heard it so I heard it at one of my gosh everything's going through my head I got this guy's been talking s*** for years and everybody in the world is telling me you have to kill this guy you can't be that you can't lose to him now I'm going through all this in my mind though I can't be that guy I can't lose tonight I can lose to that guy and then it's like then unlike it feels a little better I'm going hard so I started pouring boom right away hurt again in a couple times I almost cry and you're getting it taped up more but even so it is still hurting but then he gets to a point where I'm just tired s*** got to block it out you know 525 I gotta block it out so I'm going to dressing room and train everything's okay I block it out not even thinking about it and thinking about going to work when I get in there in first round I don't even remember this remember throwing it boom something's wrong and I'm just like I could play it off play it off and then Prosecco VIII you know he comes on and then he's you know he's doing his job he's fighting me okay you know but after that some point I never thought I'm going to lose this fight cuz I never think like that it's like all I'm not a loses fight even if it's something not going my way I just I'm going to death if I would like the score cards at the end of the fight or very close yeah I knew it was closed for the first time ever I asked my coaches did I win that round I've never in my career than that I'm the type of guy even when I was resting on the red type of wrestler who I like to run up the scoreboard I don't like these live and leave any doubt that I won that round I'm going to dominate around I'm going to make sure I want to in my head I know I want I need to ask for the first time in my career I went back my that we're not around that we're not around eye but I even buy me asking that I never thought or I'm not going to finish this fight I always knew I was going but I just like I was that I would not that I went that I don't know why I don't know how or what was going on in my head but for some reason I ask I was asking so I knew the fight was close it was a good f****** fight man it was a good fight the thing about Kobe has he tricks you into thinking he sucks cuz he's got a goofy suit on and he talks crazy and you know he wears a Maga hat and all that stuff but but that if you didn't see any of that if you just watch them fight the fucken put up a saint people allow you to Robbie Lawler I was like good Lord like nobody does that the Robbie Lawler I keep put up walking pace on him and just stayed on him like guys have wrestled him before Robbie you know like got a hold of them dragging down try to make it a you know what state you know try to stall them out that's not what Kobe did Kobe 2 stuck on him like glue and put that pace on them yeah I mean he really he really doubt he really showed you know like how good he is and I mean I give respect to respect no hater you know I know this kid to fight I know he was good I know you was tough and I know he's a competitor as well he's always been a competitor I knew guys I want wrestling teams with this guy you know besides Jon Jones I knew other guys you know that I'm good friends with that wrestled with him so I've always known that he was a competitor that he was going to come out and try to compete you know but I like I said I just mentally I think I'm just on a different level than these guys just because everything that I've been through that I've done in my life has shaped me into and I am the mentally I'm I'm just on a different level than them when you have to have that attitude I just I felt it I knew and I felt it even and now I'm so more so than ever because now you've got all the fans by Anil on on what he's got his fans you got everyone has fans that are going to talk s*** to make it worse that you had a close fight which is kind of crazy where is pretty f****** nuts mean you win a title over won the basketball toys of all time at Tyron Woodley and you just dominate him right if they get all the other guys dos anjos those guys you smashed and white mean that's you had a crazy run up to the title and then a crazy title-winning effort and then this was the first time we saw you in like a very close 5 yeah I mean he's a tough guy at the end of the day you know to make fantastic fights you got to have dance partner razor needed Ali each other and he was there right dance for an end to be honest with you you know if I didn't take too much out of him because each fight takes something from you you know internally so if I didn't take too much from him I think I might see him again to be honest because I like it's clear that we are the two best guys in the division and so yeah I mean I look forward to seeing them again I think you guys will see each other again stop in the fear of looking down yes the looking bad is just like hanging over their head I'm about to get knocked out everyone's going to laugh, because that's very great with me that's very rude I am Brazil oh my God I can wait for you to kill this guy I'm in Dominican Republic became speak English cuz they're like I can't wait for you to check and everywhere so I can imagine me going out there and what I was feeling I had to really I took advice from Richard I had to really make friends with that feeling that accept it I'll tell you what man after weigh-ins when Susie pay the Nigerian flag on your face and you staring them down and used big smile on your face you look so calm and I was like that guys ready to work for you were so composed at the way and I was like there's no bulshit there was no f*** you there was no no emotions you just had a big smile on your face yeah I mean it's at some point you get to the word it's no longer the talking like you got to sell a fight here and there you know this and that but I try to stay as true to myself as possible I obviously understand people want to be entertained and I'm going to do the best I and now I'm selling a fight without going too far out of myself but we're not when that contract is signed and I know that I have to go in and take care of business there's no more of that like I have to be myself I have to be real and this guy said a lot of things that were very very personal you know a lot of things about my previous manager you know a lot of things about my team my current manager you know in a lot of things about my my my family and my situation as well as far as my father that to wear it it really hit home to where it's the best way for me to teach you a lesson. Picone in there fighting angry I have to go in there being calculate like my normal self and really teach you a lesson because anything you say can and will be used against you inside that article was he I'm coming hope you're ready tomorrow I'm coming PC and so calm to hit a big-ass smile on her face, but but you know what I look at these guys I'm looking for more than just that like I'm reading his body I'm reading everything and he's looking at me the whole time and he did the best cuz I know he's a competitor he did the best he could to hide his fear you know and I was afraid to I'm afraid I'm afraid everyone these fights you got to be afraid but I make friends with and I'm okay with being afraid I'm not mad I am okay with that so I'm watching him and there's there's a moment if you see that weigh in video with the stare-down what year did you know after we stare down was there. And I watch them I'm watching the whole time just watching them he's doing his good job is trying to stay on me stay on me stay on me stay on me than he looks away and I just read his body I'm just like okay I know how worried he is I know how worried he isn't it weird let you know that your opponent is worried you know everyone's worried right everyone but you kind of see it yes you could fuc yourself in your mind that this guy is not even scared yeah I'm scared and he's not yes you can mind f*** yourself you know you know it's not even like everyone before I cage fight has to be nervous absolutely and and yeah it's weird because I'm I'm looking at him and I'm studying and I'm seeing the level of fear that he has and you know I'm I'm trying to assess the level of fear weather is it something I can deal with or something that it going to have no choice is very confident but you know I can see where a house Superior I was in there to him my level of fear and his level of fear I can see where they were at because in the end you got to be mindful of his level of fear as well because you are caged animals very dangerous animals you know and so I can I'm seeing them and that's kind of how the way he that was that went I watch that fight again the other day I was playing in the gym while I was working out like that is a crazy Pace like you f****** came out guns blazing I mean it in my opinion is one of the very best Welterweight Title Fight ever I mean it was epic it was epic. The pace I'm watching watching the little moment just didn't read his spirit I felt the spirit at that moment and I'm just like it's not the same I was saying like I'm going to hurt this kid's not the same but he's going to come out as going to fight but I'm going to hurt him no point in that fight that I think I was ignoring him when you drop them in the final round he stopped the fight when you when you dropped me so I can go down what was going through your head I was at, I'm heading now I'm heading to kiss at you know when you when you landed punch good you don't really feel it and so at that moment I was kind of clipping in my was connect everything I clipped him with what he was feeling the power at that point and I've heard him a few times before but everyone kept talking about is pasted pasted ms9 and I carry power all the way through out that's how I train the power is going to be the same the way I hit mess with my coaches Henry hoot and all these it's all the same it's not all tap tap tap tap tap. little bit of power here.... Yes I know how to do that I know how to mix it up like boxes do they know how to put a little bit into this distract you with this didn't touch with that I know how to do that too but I carry the power all the way through out to buy V around when I hit him with that I think I had them in the body and I hit her up punch I hit him with the right hand that stun him and he stumbled back and at that point I was in I was in the chest in the driver seat I'm like okay I'm feeling in my left foot bone that hurt the one they hurt him because I have not really feeling the punches here and then when I put that cannon on his face blown when he went down so I got to stay relaxed a relaxed we got time you know the goal is to get him out of here I'm not going to jump on him cuz I made that mistake before I dropped the guy now jumped on him going crazy trying to get him out of there and stay on just stay relaxed and I'm going to get a nut and at that point I was just in the you get to a certain zones will you see him coming inside is it going by and then I'll and the other one that he drives and I'm going to say okay did you recognize the something's wrong with his jaw bone there is no I watch the fight over in my coat in my corner told me that his jaw was broken I didn't even hear them I didn't even hear that were you surprised I know what I am saying is it was might have been an early stoppage but they use you if you watch that last like that 30 second before that you see the shots that he was taking like I hit him with that right hand bully stumbled back almost fell down then I was wondering if they knew that his jaw was broken I mean that stupid but if you see him take shots like that you just got dropped twice and now you're holding onto a leg and now this is just a earmuff you're trying to protect yourself and have no sign of stopping you know that's the referee's job to get in there and it stopped you you know and I know some guys like all this should have let him go to try to fire you should have let him get knocked out completely your this and that you know but it's a referee is not doing his job in protecting you if if that happens it's interesting that you said every fight takes a little bit out of you and that's I think that's important for people to hear because you know we've all seen Fighters and we go to boxing perfect examples of meldrick Taylor when he fought Julio Cesar Chavez vs meldrick Taylor was winning the fight but Shabbos just kept the pressure on a cat the pressure on was beating his body beating his body kept the pressure on him and then finally with the like literally I think the fight was stopped at 4 seconds to go yeah Richard Steele waved it off and meldrick Taylor stood up and he talked to him you tell him I wasn't a was out of it and they stop the fight another tale was never the same again it was never the same Terry Norris start the amount that he starts slurring his words it was real bad was like that one fight took everything out of them yeah there's there's some people don't really see me everyone's attracted to Violent everybody wants to see the violence they want to see you get hit I want to see you hit someone they want to see the blood you know but people don't see what this takes away from your spirit each fight win or lose it takes something from you like only myself and Colby Covington or going to know what that fight did to us now can I do it now and do it again next week I have no problem doing it yet but each and every fight takes something away from you but is it a balanced out more so for sure take a beating right but if is it balanced out by hard training and recuperation to he can maintain the exact same level or is every fight your like slightly less good than you were before but you're so much better that you still have enough leeway that not that as far as preparation in training all of that stuff yet that that account so yeah that takes takes away from you but I'm saying the act of actually fighting the fight from your spirit from your energy that takes away from you because all you mean like your ability to get up for it until your your your ability to up to fight another man your ability to that bravado to fight another person that that spirit that kills Spirit it takes away from you or any going to get add to it changes that spirit in some shape form or fashion absolutely does it is there's this video a while back I forget the fighter he was a wrestler turn fighter and he's like bleach blonde hair I forget his name but I think the video was caught on Faded Glory I think USA Wrestling me then put it together and had all these rappers on in bed you know Brandon slate rebelde login with my team a lot of different you know it was on that video and I watch that while I was training for the 2012 Olympic trying to make the team and that video stays with me change my mentality or how to think because you really put things in perspective because you go out there and you battle this hard match and you lose to this guy like Joe I want hundreds of wrestling matches I can't remember hardly any of them the ones that I've lost all her most of them why is that because someone took something away from my spirit somehow I remember he's the one they took something away from me like I can tell you really the fights out of one MMA fights I can really I don't really care that much about I went and I move on but the one that I lost o yeah I know exactly why I knew what happened on you know what happened in that fly I can tell you really the fights on one MMA fight I can really I don't really care that much about I went and I move on but the one that I lost o yeah I know exactly why I knew what happened on you know what happened in that fly


    Josh Thomson: I Don’t See Conor Beating Khabib
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    that's one of the more interesting things about the sport this all these trade-offs so you want to have that Super One Shot knockout power will any not going to be able to do it very often you know you blow your gas out it's like having a big V8 engine you step on the gas that drains that tank it's true you see it though with with explosive guys Riley Connor yeah he comes out hot yeah I mean maybe that'll all go away if you stays at 170 and your fighting guys are 205 I mean like extremely tired and I've had this conversation is Brennan think. Give me this whole Spiel cuz I was on I was on his show below the belt as well and we had this conversation right before the fight happened and she goes to shoot on I-57 you know it's a different game and Shannon and he knows and he knew with the fight that he knew the computers going to try to take him down to be remembered during that we went through five or six upon its members to do pedestal be somebody else will be there all these people. fight in the fighting someone like Aliquippa who's a f****** Savage that guy like he's so good people never never never gets the credit you deserve absolutely Savage and it just a gamer and so when you have to shoot on someone I know how tall is 5758 you know but it's a lot harder to get low on someone like that and get the takedown him so when I go tell him that fight inferior takedown that much your natural reaction is to drop your hands real quick to try to get the Ender hooks screw that right hand like a fastball to you at a whip so what he that's in all the years I've trailer them he's just learned what he does he drops and dips his head and comes back over with the overhand left of the overhand right and it Finds Its Mark he sees it before he throws it and most guys will just throw blindly he dips his head comes back up and he sees his shot and then he throws it it it's different in the majority of the time Atlanta and it Finds Its Mark he sees it before he throws it and he most guys will just throw blindly he dips his head comes back up and sees his shot and then he throws it it it's different in the Maggiore the time and lands and I've been on the other end of that s*** I'm quite a bit


    Did the Yakuza Pull a Power Move on Bob Sapp?
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    so there this different you know like this so sneaky over there I don't know if it's called sneaky they just they really want to I've been okay now is what she would have fought me cuz you got knocked out then I buy kickboxer cuz they made him fight a kickboxer they really want to they want to put bikes together that people don't expect to happen then we saw always fight the big sumo guy and big hunk Mansion wouldn't fight Bob Sapp his prime is like Mario f*** out of here I'll drive it was like no no no that's an injury you keep the rest of your life yeah J-3 75% clean dude when I met him like if you stand next to him you just go wee-wee way what in the f*** are you what are you what is this new type of human being so big I never talk to him I just made an interesting career right like yeah he was an enormous superstar in Japan it's hard for us to understand like they were selling dolls of him and posters and he was huge but then he ran afoul with K1 remember there was an event where they didn't have a contract for him to know he was supposed to fight and it's like where's the contract like you will give you the contract after the fight I need a contract I need I need to know what the f*** is happening here then he walked out and when he walked out they decide they're going to ruin them yeah it was that night it was still willing to fight yeah my sister grant for a minute 20 gets tagged with a little ones I had something that's a wrap he swings until things get weird I'm going down orbital broken by Cro Cop remember he liked one of his eyes looks weird like one on is open really wide it's cuz of Cro Cop which is crazy like okapis like 220 you know and f****** hit him so hard with straight left a fractured eye socket stop was literally more than a hundred pounds bigger than him was that with kickboxing gloves you took him down I think it was a kickboxing fight well he beat arnesto who's twice yep which is crazy and who's had him really hurt dog shots the body f***** his legs with him could put it in switching to stay with one or two times that was before he decided to 121 with the Wind Rob when I was watching it and heat there were like the elite show me the tour already and they turn to Bob Sapp you like cheese his head was here and then his neck started right where his head crests like his neck went all the way to the edge of his shoulders like that is the biggest human being I've ever seen in my life it goes like just from his ear to and when he picked up Minotaur off and pile driving was like oh my God left leg left leg gets through pass through pass through here like the fighter can here at the opponent can hear it is very strange never been to our gym cuz it's not quite at all Jack and God fight him who was it I want to say his name was best suitcase to get a lock on the Amazon real good Jiu-Jitsu guy phenomenal just a guy keeps going for no more I mean like in a minute but in any other organization I probably would have lost because I could hear crazy Bob and Dave Camarillo and I'm like and it was I can hear my albums called and I can just feel you know you need some kind of stretching and tearing a little bit Crystal Clear get the feet off your face get the back to the locker room because I was trying to reach for the feet and he's yelling I swung around for those that He bar in a perfect position was at the new bar in the fight ended like that is a minute 20 minute there's like that so but it was one of those one of those things that they do in Japan where the cultures is so different over there it's really quiet past the guard this is a little weird get used to that and then if you go to fight in the UFC is must be overwhelming for Japanese guys so used to fighting over there with that took total quiet and they come to Vegas it's like just bleed guys and then if you go to fight in the UFC it's must be overwhelming for Japanese guys so used to fighting over there with that took total quiet and they come to Vegas it's like just bleed guys with me


    Joe Rogan and Josh Thomson Debate Knees on Ground Rule
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    phrases that these moments happen where something changes and Sport nobody goes off let's do that and then a lot of people start doing it like when Anderson knocked out Vitor that front kick to the face yes and it was funny because when you take MMA and you didn't remember what it stands for and people for the longest time like always just wrestle most of Muay Thai and it was wrestling they never went outside that box and then guys like Stephen Thompson in the cheetah came in you know now you see MVP but when you see these guys they're bringing in a different Dynamic that works for them they would do it their whole life so you're not going to be able to adapt everything that they do you can still a couple little things from them you know I don't know if you recall but I was like the first guy that did that little I used to use my heel to the your thigh walk for a week you know cuz I would just healing it boom boom boom and the fight was only the first round know it so you have things like that and then BJ Penn said with Matt Serra Master kept punching him right in the hip bone he's like like for almost two weeks because little things make a big difference I wonder if they got rid of that those kicks to the kidneys are the kidneys Hello Kitty kick you in the head is okay kidney the back of the heads illegal but when you roundhouse kick a guy in the head a lot of times you hitting your head around the back of the head it's not illegal stop. That's how you break bricks and you can't do that to a person and he basically just like and then Vargas Lorenzo it said he wanted to fight for it and John goes look let's just leave them alone as long as we can still do it from the guard we can still do it from any other angle that has a little bit of an angle this will be the day that's what's great like I don't know there's a lot of things I don't know about the actual rules and give one hand down I feel like I look for me I've always thought that you should feel need to head when you're on the ground like if I stuff your takedown I see only your head right there on all fours right doesn't matter if you're not against the cage the cage is the only argument against we didn't allow elbows on the ground and people like them the reason I don't like him is it just at the time it's Sean Sherk was the champ and I was like it was in a lot of movement it was like here and he was so small as bad guys in the fight was stopped and for the actual fan at home watching the fight not all fans like to watch blood good fight and so I felt like when they have elbow imposter up it creates more space Chris more space listen to just a guy do his moves as well as try to get back to the feet you know I can back out and try to go big ground pound there's a lot of things that you can buy them for variation in the ground but not elbows cuz you got cuz he stopped by a cut Washington and by knockout I would like to be able to use everything I think nice to the ground but also elbows I think everything. I just think that especially the need of the ground like you shouldn't be okay that you should take down and then you're safe yeah from one cuz you're on all four that seems crazy to me. You're not safe it should be the rest was forced to roll to their back to avoid the knee to get the f*** away it doesn't make any sense that you in the center of the Octagon you wouldn't be able to hold on and need someone in the head look on John Fitch one of my best friends came but to watch how he fought Roy McDonald like for the fan sake it's not a fun fight to watch like you grab the leg in the guys like pushes out lip legs out and then you chase them on your neat your hands and knees and you're fishing for the legs but it's just not a fun fight and also to it makes it makes it look like we're doing McDonald and then all changes if you allowed needs the ground and he's so there's benefits on both sides hits back at your legs back so when that happens that you've taken yourself out of the equation of really engaging in action what you try to need me in the head now you're engaging back into the actual I can grab you and take you down to a cage how about that I think that's the problem with giant basketball court sized matted area the World Combat League with Chuck Norris out of Rio and then the was it called the f****** meyerowitz the guy who started the UFC tomorrow it's a it's a weird name he came up with some weird name for the pit it like we was like so play some guys going to run a lot as it is an interesting thing karate Combat League or whatever it's called what is it called karate combat karate, karate fights and they fight inside this area but they have this elevated outside but this is just and upright isn't it I believe so yeah but was it's interesting to cuz they weren't pants but they're throwing low kicks and shedding their black belts on like it's like all right black belts on like it's like all right here this is a commentary on that their morphine that changing it to trying to evolve it but


    Don Gavin Was a Teacher By Day, Comic By Night | Joe Rogan
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    that there was a thing about you guys though like it was for us young guys coming up like you guys were like Peter Pan's like you were you would live in this life as what you know Boston's very blue-collar place right very hard-working place all of New England and we stumbled in as amateurs is open mikers to this environment that you know where you guys were the Kings and you guys were f****** Wildman like there's weirdos store answer pay in Cogan cuz everybody was drinking all the time and it was like everyone was laughing and yelling and I was like how is this possible how do these men do the live this life and what I was doing I was a high school teacher in the morning and then and that was that was a rough patch because I knew something had to give yeah and I tell the story that I was coming home from teaching not from the clubs at night but teaching I came up climbed up out of the gallium I'm trying to thumb to get out of your blood running down her face I have no idea how bad it was my friend when the first and was only one place in existence that that was the comedy connection on the one on Washington Street didn't know what a comedy club was what you mention that like when she was for me before us and I still have that I got them copy of the check so you really are copy of it I actually cash that I needed today and you are and that and I got hired and I'm admitting it was really good and that show that did was really good I'm doing the same 10 minutes because there's a budtender in head and the third one they called me like a night before somebody fell out can you come in and what I've done in 15 minutes that day and I thought and it was the worst of the world well you're doing this but that two or three minutes seems like an eternity and his friends so if he was witness to the fight and his friends so if he was waiting for the fight


    The IRS Came After the Boston Comics w/Don Gavin | Joe Rogan
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    that was the thing that was also about that was interesting about Boston comedy was that the partying like you guys are a bunch of f****** Savages I mean that's what I remember was pretty widespread that we didn't know I thought it was your mercy. How old do they catch you on somebody where's that Mike and I saw you I thought that was all we got caught a little bit of infamy A-frame I guess that just went through done in with the IRS. Donovan he got done in how do you clear that they decide how much you owe have to meet with this guy and then that guy would get fired and what's that all over again and and lawyers and yeah it wasn't wasn't pretty but it's finally get clear that they took the money they knew they were going to get the whole thing so how many years did it take to clear it up 80% interest on the fact that I didn't pee on the floor that I was up to 1500 table table Cisco nobody's better than anybody like not get in trouble


    How the Legendary Boston Comedy Scene Was Born w/Don Gavin | Joe Rogan
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    talked about you I don't know how many times many times I've heard that name error of Boston comedy when I started in 88 and you guys had already been through the Ding Ho and all that's been gone and it was the Heyday of Comedy was an amazing time and you know I was very fortunate OC guys like you and and Sweeney and you know when all those guys Mike Donovan and Kevin Knox and me go down the list over and over and over again Lenny Clarke and just amazing time for per stand-up back then yeah that was certainly the Heyday I came in and started it around 79 and it's been going on for years but not much going on wow at the antenna do you like to think people take her to a Boston style and wasn't about this. Other than being very aggressive maybe he had different ways because we didn't know and the guys are sitting at the bottom we first went in there they refused to leave so they stayed at the bus and all they would do is when you put somebody on them and then suddenly this guy came in this was supposed to put comedy in there and Barry crimmins the one of the guys freaking they'll any myself swing as you mention it like that comic right yeah I need what we didn't know was with and 15 and you do grape grape now I'm going to go up and take the mic after bus 6 minutes it was a joke it was supposed to be a tax write-off and one night of the week for Greek belly dancers where they were paid $200 so I was really an amateur but I remember watching there was a show in the upstairs room and then there was a small or downstairs room and then there was another time where they did in the Disco right they had which is a it is a disco now if it is just started up here and it was so confusing that you did on stage and just say


    Joe Rogan is Annoyed by Off-White Shoe Trend
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    the sneakers that kids are wearing that have a f****** a green tag on them I was it was explained to me or we tell the Boomers now she's agreeing to f*** you not leaving this stupid plastic tag on now you don't leave that on it would it would you be able to take care of the people do that thing they're cumbersome they look dumb but where I'm on their shoots part of the same part of the grand explain it to me like I'm 5 years it's going to go away you should go to his f****** kids just cut that off and go know we're about to go to war and stupid this is probably a plot by the Russians and the Chinese and the Iranians to try to make sure the orchids grow dumber and dumber this is probably something that was started out on Instagram by one of those Ira internet research agency this is probably a plot by the Russians and the Chinese in the Iranians to try to make sure the orchids grow dumber and dumber this is probably something that was started out on Instagram by one of those Ira internet research agencies what's this that's the people that make all the propaganda from the Russian Diego Farms


    Don Gavin Remembers a Wild Night at Boston Comedy Club Ding Ho
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    when you enable say in the mid-eighties literally ID if you want a drink before like who it was wasn't that many of you right now I think I think two combination at the thing hold because we basically ran and owned the place and would stay there until he got that I don't know how but he got there around 2 in the morning and as such as having us smoking joints doing some more drinking and we're out on the stage playing cards about the thing all like it was like some legendary place you know when we've start now it closing like 84 something on Fridays I come in and I never saw chains of padlocks bigger than that in the front and back. Never to be reopened as a, if it came up Indian restaurant and in the comedy club scene branches out from Mike Houston used to have this place called The Last Stop did you ever wish that was the same thing for Houston Houston had a great little crazy and was a picture until it was when it was it was African descent have gone and Bill Hicks have laughed and all those guys were gone and yeah, early the bunch of wildfox they had a no-hitter show going on in the main room and then in the bar area that another stage and they open mic night start at 8 when till 2 in the morning so you can get done with your show the show be over at 10 and you go out to the bar and you be f****** hanging out there for another 4 hours is the show still going on it was it was crazy last back with the water balloon but you would have thought it was shot with shot by a rhino gun you know I was soaking wet when I get there I got to put on one of their t-shirts and I'm going I can't believe how this guy hit me that could get to the club it was recognized directions on the side of the window


    Kevin Ross Overcame Alcohol Addiction to Become a Champion | Joe Rogan
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    how much longer do you think you going to compete I have no idea man I only know I'll be 40 this year oh s*** yeah that's the magic number you know the since the day I started you I didn't start till I was 23 in the process of writing my autobiography right now which I've been working on pretty consistently for the last five years something that you know I really was doing it for myself in a lot of ways to have an understanding of the things that I've been through in the things that I've learned and processed and acquired over these years which is you know in a lot of ways it's been extremely rewarding doing all this but it's also been in very difficult very pain an emotional going back through all these things that happened to me in my childhood in my upbringing and things that I'm even to this day and still trying to process and understand a lot of and where would we go summarize all this you know I grew up in a lot of different places moved around a lot and you know my parents split up very early me and my mother and three brothers four brothers sisters you know we basically lived in somebody's basement for in the beginning and we're living on welfare and bouncing around from place to place and so much of that shut me down emotionally and you know when I was a kid from what I'm told that I mean I've ever really not much recollection of my childhood cuz I'm a block someone check this out and so it's been really difficult for me to write this book because I don't really have many memories I have almost no memories of that time in my life where I felt like a child that carefreeness of childhood in North had to you know talk to siblings and friends from back then and look through photo albums and slowly things are coming together and you know that that's why a lot of this has been play therapeutic but I was a fighting I've always loved boxing and was very intrigued by it and martial arts you know Bruce Lee was always hope hero of mine and but hated violence coming up I hated it but I was intrigued by it so one of a really good friend of mine that we live in Colorado for about a year to get into fights on a weekly basis in school and I was fascinated by it like such as like a week I was very allowed like weakness took to overtake me throughout the the the events of my life and I was very shy didn't talk you know was I was always athletic and that kind of thing but but as far as confrontation in that I'd like it just shut me down and I didn't like it upset me a lot and you know what people would be angry with me and so is I had this this strange Dynamic where I was drawn to fighting and I was drawn to violence and but if I also hated it a lot and was scared by it but but over the years you know I thought about I was like, don't try boxing one day and I'll be really cool Lino's fascinated watching two people in the ring and then all these people are watching in there there with each other what other so fat their skill level and then you know what just thinking about what would it must be like in there to do that you know and fascinating me but it again like I said a lot of martial art why wouldn't be able to kick people I want to be able to the Elbow people need people and I never saw any fighting that was like that you know what it was I was coming up and you'd see Taekwondo and karate and lot of Point sparring in that kind of thing and forms and you know even that I thought was it was fascinated but I wanted to fight like boxers did and I just never really saw anything like that in one day 94 is white to Vegas I was watching ESPN I like 2 in the morning and these two have Thai fights on once in awhile and this fight came on I got this next fight is somewhat I-5 between so and so and when that started I was immediately hooked it hit something in me that just like lit me on fire like this is everything that I've been looking for this is something so different and it just spoke to my soul and in fascinated mean we're going to do this that's going to be at it's going to be more time but you know for various reasons it scared me one I didn't know how I'd be able to afford it and I might even if my parents would even let me and you know coming up the way I did I was partying and drinking all the time even at that mean I started drinking was like 12 years old keep my nerve some shaking my money out my hands wood wood wood wood Tremor I want to be drinking a lot a lot everyday I would drink every day at work all day throughout the day a little bit night I'll just be pounded 40, that's all that I did drink everyday and how did you wean yourself off that play Switchfoot what did it is as I said I I learned about it in 94 over the years every once in awhile I see a fight and I want to do this so bad in 98 I actually started calling around gyms in Vegas I was like only if I'm going to find a place to do this in for me was one of those things or if I'm going to do it I want to do it right and I want to do it to fight and if I'm going to do it to fight and what is the the the fastest way to get there and was like I need to take 11 lessons I need to I wanted to learn from a tie you know in that was not to say I would like Americans anybody else can to can't teach you but I was like if you're going to learn you might as well learn it from the source and the only place in Vegas that top Muay Thai what are the only place that even talk more instructors was Jim and I called the gym went down and talk to one of the instructors and when he let me know how expensive is feels like to be able to do this and inform me I also knew that if I am going to go after this I'm going to need to stop drinking stop partying completely alter my entire existence I'm probably going to lose all my friends everyone's going to laugh at me I didn't even know how serious I took myself you know I was like I laugh at me when I say this you know what like it's in if you knew me back then you probably left fight a stupid the stupidest thing I could ever think of and one of my best friends mohey for whatever reason this one night we were up on the roof drinking and smoking weed and he we got to talk him just about life and he was actually born with a heart defect I can't remember the exact name of the disease that he had was in the hospital so is whole life use eventually going to need to get a heart transplant aortic that Maggie was asking me what do what I want to do when I got to the moon and back what do you mean what I want to do with my life and it's like well I always wanted to fight and expecting him to laugh at me about this he's like well why don't you why don't you do it you know I told him up watch old already I was 18 at the time then and all my fears and doubts and in all these things he's like you know if anybody can do it you can he's going to think you should and I really thought I was stuck with me is like maybe I can and in that moment you know I felt very motivated and wanted to do it but by jerking you continue to drink and all these other things I just put it suppressed it into the back of my mind and then about a year later he was in the hospital and he needed to get heart transplant a basically like you're going to be here until you get one don't think any of us realized how serious it was or maybe we just didn't want to he ended up passing away while he was waiting for the transplant and that just obviously devastated me to no end and threw that knife through my drunken coping outside I'm going to do this at my go after this dream you know my friend he didn't even get a chance to fail at a dream and I'm too scared to even try for no reason just out of fear that much literally my only reason not to do this other than you know financial and all those other surface things but it really just boil down to fear and I was like you know what I'm going to do I'm going to go after this for him you know he didn't get a chance to live on Miraloma live for the both of us but you know fortunately his his death sent me even harder down that downward spiral of alcohol and depression and three years later I just had a realization one day as if he was still alive the f*** out of me for wasting my life I've been wasting my life for 21 years because of afraid you know I'm afraid and Emma I'm too afraid to fail to afraid of all these stupid reasons that that all of us give ourselves in order to make ourselves feel better about not going after things but really they're just that I just said they're just excuses they're just things that make you feel better and the b******* they're all b******* almost every excuse we have is total b******* cuz there's people with those excuses and with all those reasons and more and they're able than they do it like what is your excuse and it just it just smack me in the face one day and night I was at that point when I could not ignore it any longer and this was going into 2003 so I O psych made it my New Year's resolution to do this and you know play I was sitting down with my father and we have these to get into these long talks with me cuz I was always very quiet and you'd like to take me off to the side and his way to kind of talk to me and get to know me better and he's like so won't you tell me something you've never told anybody you know I'm like what do you mean like fight and very like while he's like I want to fight one day and decide what I want to fight and what do you mean you want to fight and you know I told him and he's like well why don't you and I told him all these reasons he's like well I cannot help you with all of your fears and doubts in this but look I'll make a deal with you if you quit drinking and dedicate yourself to this I'll take care of every Paula Financial things in order to let you do this all right yeah and well I was going to start tomorrow so you know I like two days later I got into the gym and alcohol though if you were physically dependent on it it was it was both extremely difficult yet I was so focused on this goal that none of those I had to overcome so much not just the physical dependence of the on alcohol but but my lifestyle and nothing's changed so many things but I've been putting this off for so long that I knew there was is no time for me to go to waste you know I was so focused on this to like once I made that switch in my mind like I'm going to go after this and there's nothing that's going to stop me in I've wasted so many years already that everything I'm doing is is going to be playing catch-up you know what that is there is no way for me to get to like I'd look at you know that like sanchayan guys like that and feel like I'm never going to get there so everything that I do has to be to get me closer to this goal and I can't allow you know my physical dependency or my doubts or any of these things slow me down because everything I'm doing enough to play catch-up you know and having that that Focus allowed me to overcome all of those those physical and emotional and mental challenges and of course that's not to say it was easier extremely difficult is extremely difficult but it was you got two choices you know you can you can allow these things to slow you down and hinder you and we can you or you can say I'ma go forward anyway doesn't matter how afraid I am it doesn't matter how hurt I am doesn't matter how tired I am this is what I want and I'm going to put everything that I have into this so that way when I'm done when my own my life is over when I can't do or I can look back and have no regrets that I didn't allow these things to slow me down I didn't allow the excuses that we all have hinder mean keep me from doing this you know because one day we're going to wake up and realize we could have gone after these things and we didn't because of X Y and Z but really those things aren't aren't anyting you know you stop and think about those MoMA when you first started this cuz that's a profound life shift and I to go from being a guy's kind of aimless and partying a lot but knowing that you should do something with your life to finally doing something like what was it like when you finally started training what would it feel like when you actually because you hadn't had you done anything athletic before that you know I was always act like my whole life is always really good at sports I hated I hated aspect of things I despise being on a team of any kind of I love playing sports for the for the love of it you know but anytime I was on like a team I would just hate it I despise didn't you know by the time I was like I think 12 I completely turn my back on anything team-related because I felt to me it felt like it just ruined all the beautiful things about the physicality of ovathletics you know it put this this this Marmot hindered me in a lot of ways you know and having to rely on other people you know it's always a big do you know it's like it doesn't matter how hard I work because this person might not have worked at all and you know that's why I'm so drawn to fighting because it's it's even though you do have a team of course it really is everything is on you the good in the bad there's nothing you can put you can point to all these other things but it's really just you so yeah I think back and I look back to what time and what was the first day like it was remember yeah yeah I do it was so I started out just doing private lessons I didn't even start doing classes until maybe six months to a year so I was I was doing private lessons on daily basis my trainer master channels one of toddies original instructors he had me in the gym at like 6 a.m. January in Vegas call Janine a lot of people realizing their Jim had no heat all the windows were like broken so there's no insulation or anything and I was I was just I was I was so excited you so nervous and you know obviously I want to do do really well and then perform and everything was just everything was so new that I didn't really I don't really have a lot I couldn't even really process it so there wasn't a lot of a lot of thought that was going to I was just I was just excited I was just 6 constantly excited and motivated and wanted to my whole goal was to fight and I was like I want to fight even if it's only one time so everything I did was with that mentality and I was like I want to get better I want to get better I want to do everything that I can and every moment and I put every ounce of myself into every second of the day was geared towards this you know was singularly focused on this goal the first day yeah I member the first day of footwork and yeah I'll man the first day the first day he has me up in the ring I must have been maybe the second or third day because there was another was other people there and that maybe they were just hitting the bag and stuff so they're there was a couple of the other Pro Fighters there are other they are pro Fighters I was nobody and I'm up in the ring and this is day one he's like shadow box I've never done anything fighting related like what do you mean like I don't even know what that is you know what I'm saying like a shadow box so like so much of my everything in my career has been like thrown into the deep end can you swim kind of thing and like this forced learning curve and I didn't get baby tuned anyting you know it's like all right shadow box go ahead and everyone always Fighters are like staring at watching me and like I don't know what I'm doing but whatever it was traumatic in a lot of ways but having to confront that in face that particularly me so naturally very shy person the person that doesn't speak ever to anybody I mean even now you know I'm still very quiet but if you knew me back then I was basically a mute you know and I had no interaction with especially strangers and people I didn't know any barely even communicate with so all of this was so foreign to me this is like an alternate universe that I was in and yeah it was it was it was so scary but it was like you don't have a choice but I get up there and do it or get the f*** out of here you know what I mean so there wasn't there wasn't time for me to really think about it or or like even be really nervous about it like do it shadow box like and in this instructor he barely spoke English is not like I can like sit cable I I don't really know what I'm doing and then maybe you can say like something's just let go and got to worry about your approach is like just do it I'm not going to tell you how I'm not going to explain the steps just go pick the bag or or hit it just do it and yeah it was it was scary but then once you got some momentum once you had a couple of weeks under your belt and the starter become real normal part of your life what was that feeling like we realized like hey I'm f****** actually doing this like this is actually happening everyday everyday I was taken significant Jones I mean as I said I've always been naturally athletic so I was picking this up like quick really quick I mean even within a few weeks people thought I'd been doing it for years you know what a lot of that you know does come from my fiscality but but my drive do it and intended to to have my sights set so high that you know it was taking these Quantum leaps every single day so over over the weeks and over the months you know it just it really felt like I was like oh I'm on I'm on track you know I'm I'm on the path I should be on I'm going to I'm going to be amazing at this you know this is great I am natural at this so you know I'm going to be one day I'm just be crushing people and you know everything everything was pointing in that direction you know with my my development and you know started eventually going into the classes in sparring and all those kinds of things and you know it's always like when do I get to fight when do I get to fight when do I get to fight and I think it was 9 months and I finally got I got to fight this is it this is this is my moment you know I'm going to go out there I'm across this dude and then I'm going to be you know on my way to take it to the big time not that they're even email back then that there's no big time there was no this wasn't this is before YouTube this is before anyone even knew what Muay Thai was you know you had to tell everybody you did kickboxing basically what does crushed my soul every time every time you say well it's like kickboxing or Muay Thai people to have to say that is stating it's like someone say was it's like karate no disrespect to any of these other Arts but but to say that it's that in order to help people you most the time I would just say yeah yeah yeah it's like you're posing instead of having to explain to them what it is and then I got the there was going to be a fight in Salt Lake City Utah and a bunch of the other people at the gym or fighting as well and we're all going to go up there Pete yeah yeah yes headgear but we didn't have shin guards we had 8oz gloves and we had needs to the head which was the trip so anyway so we drove up there you know like I said I really felt like I was on my way but when we got there the guy that I was originally supposed to fight with you backed out or it was just that he was closer and wait till somebody else you know when I was kind of thing back then we would just show up at places and be like yeah fight for me or don't you and they didn't and I was devastated now I don't have a fight and you know my trainers likewise is there somebody else yet until that that that that promote Arena was calling around come around and finally like what there's one guy that's going to take it but he always You by 20 lb and he's had about thirty fights already let's do it I don't give a f****** and all this for nothing that we came up under was you fight anytime anywhere anyone any style any weight it doesn't matter and so yeah I didn't even I didn't even really think about it as far as like that goes you know so I could fight that's an awesome man and I felt I felt confident in a way but it's also that you have no idea what you really doing in your whole life but if you've never fought you don't know anything anything you have no car what it's like to be in there you got the hardest flooring in the world with a complete stranger and it's night and day between a real fight and sparring and so it's like yeah you you you want to feel confident going in there but you have no concept of what it is so it's really just fake it's fake confidence and I got a f****** crashman so I got there and you know I've no concept myself or anything so I'll just like I'm like sprinting at this guy and in like 30 seconds I was done I couldn't breathe I couldn't think I could I could barely even see feel like felt like I was under water and it was it was the worst thing in the world cuz nothing this guy was doing with hurting me and every time you hit me up and all I wanted to do I can't breathe like all I'm really trying to do is not pass out right now and and I mean like physically I have been doing nothing but but I was able to last for a while and do a couple decent things in there but by the third round he was his battery may need me in the face and you know you did he just kept clenching me up and was just needing the piss out of me and there was nothing I could do and they finally stopped it in the third round I remember walking like I was I was walking back to the locker room everyone in the crowd was like cheering for me like Ah that's awesome man like a job good job Mike what is wrong with these people like I wasn't good that was so terrible this terrible and I was like laying in the back and Polly nor the place and my opponent comes in music do that was your first fight so yeah man I hate to see you in like a year or two so just the the impact I saw that you could have on people that that it's not necessarily about whether you win or lose that it's what you're showing their it's the hard that you show it's the the spirit that you show and you know I had like a day or two and I was like maybe this just isn't for me know I thought I thought that this was going to be so good at this I thought there was just going to like Skyrocket to the top and I got crash man I didn't even make it out of the fight maybe this isn't for me but I was forced to face that day 1 like do you want to do this regardless of how good you are regardless of you win if you if you can't win and maybe you can't be the best in the world do you still want to do this yeah fukin do I love this so much and me having to face that so early on was was was extremely significant I slept so many of the people I train with would go on these undefeated expect 1015-25 but inevitably you will lose and if you haven't had to confront that early on eventually you do most of those people never fought again or you're just like fosta mentally where they weren't able to overcome it but I had to do with it the first day and overcoming be like you know what that doesn't matter I'm going to wash my ass in gym. Make sure that never happens again and I went on to win like 1920 fights in a row from there yeah that was really a significant moment in my career where I had to confront the reality of this and you know that so much of a fighting is is as a perfect metaphor for a first for things in life like if you really want something you can't always focus on what the results are ordering the immediate results like winning and losing and all of these things hurt so much of that is just on surface Eagle level of things and when you break it all down like what is your why are you doing I'm doing this cuz I love it I'm doing this to improve myself I'm doing this because it's what keeps me healthy mentally physically spiritually and all these things and that's the most important thing and yes it was an extreme motivator to be better and you know not to let that happen happen to me again but you know really really made things that's the most important thing and yes it was an extreme motivator to be better and you know not to let that happen happen to me again but you know really really made things clear to me early on Mike what's important here


    Can You Prevent Leg Breaks from Leg Kicks? w/Kevin Ross | Joe Rogan
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    you're very welcome it's really cool people let you know I haven't brought a giant heavy bag filled with sand that has the way north of 200 pounds for sure you know the the thing with Shin conditioning a lot of people do know they smack themselves in the shin with bottles and kind of stupid things like that really creating what you need to which is overall conditioning overall strengthening of the the bone all your Greeley doing is dead in little spots in your nerves but that's the worst thing you do without strengthening your bones or deadening the nerves but not strengthening the bone overall and if you're not doing that you're going to think your bones a lot stronger than it is but it can't handle the impact so with with a sandbag your your your cover and much more surface area and you know applying it in a realistic situation where you're able to throw kicks repeatedly at this thing and what you would you really want to do is do what you'd agree that it's causing a certain amount of pain but you're able to do this daily with with repetition because that's how you continue to develop just like getting stronger at anything you know it doesn't happen overnight you got to just do this every day just at the end of your session knock out a few kicks and then again tomorrow FAMU slowly and steadily are they able to go harder and harder and then and then develop the strength and conditioning in your shins so the ideas that you're making like a little tiny micro fractures right and surface area so you're hitting it all what kind of at once as opposed to like little spots which is what happens after something like that you looked Human Condition my shins and then they just what the f*** am I doing this stop doing it well the Thing 2 with with when you're able to kick like that as you can kind of slowly build up you know you start a little bit lightly and develop a little bit stronger than kind of create a little little bit of a crease and you know as you get going you your brain can kind of wrap itself around a little bit better and then you stuck on harder and harder and by the end of you know you're 5 10 minute session you're putting some serious weight then you're not you're not noticing it as much yeah we were talking about you or your knee that you had a fracture in any that you didn't realize you had yeah that's what this was really the thing that disturbs Me Maybe the most and kickboxing and so I've only seen it a few times is when someone checks to kick in the leg snaps in half and like Tyrone Spong when he fought go con sake or Anderson Silva when he fought Chris Weidman same thing that snap of when the the shin gives out like that it can event that from doing this obviously it's one of those just freak things that happens you know clearly with those guys you can have the most conditions in the world but you catch him the wrong way wrong time they can happen and it's rare but it does happen and it doesn't really matter how long you've been doing this how strong your shins are sometimes things just break I was wonder how many guys have little brakes and they don't know about it to buy a lot that's what happened with Anderson Anderson through a Kik and he broke it before that like you felt something was wrong and then we threw that second Kickin it snapped in half. That's why it did that make sense that perfect was checking it right at the top of his knee and you know that's a big thing with a lot of people tend to just blindly just pick their Shin up you know as opposed to paying attention to where understand that it's hitting just just like when you're kicking you need to pay attention to what piece of your leg you're hitting with which piece of your shin your checking with and the higher up on your shin it is. The harder it's going to be in when your Southpaw vs Orthodox and throwing that inside leg kick you or hear you're coming up with an angle which is tends to be like low on your foot or your your your ankle in your checking with high up by your knee so you have the smallest part of your shin connecting with the the hardest part of somebody else's and with that it's just that the one that tends to do that yeah it's a sin on skin contact is such a brutal thing like I think everybody should experience it once around pretty good in our brains that eventually you're going to get to a point when you just don't feel pain and it doesn't bother you but eventually realize that never happens you know it is better to get that out of your head now you know Muay Thai and kickboxing and anything that's bone on bone is it's going to be painful and that's part of the art of it you learn how to place your kicks better and pay attention to what you're doing and yeah of course you you develop your shin conditioning and in that kind of thing but it always hurts it's always going to hurt boxing in anything that's bone on bone is it's going to be painful and that's part of the art of it you learn how to place your kicks better and pay attention to what you're doing and you of course you you develop your shin conditioning and in that kind of thing but it always hurts it's always going to hurt


    Kevin Ross Recounts Heart Wrenching Story of Sexual Abuse | Joe Rogan
    Transcription:
    I had to I don't hate you because I want to do this I'm going to toss a little hand grenade at you not see what you want to do with this year but I've been thinking about this a lot lately and then you know wanting to communicate my store in these things that have happened to me and then this opportunity came up in December to do it to reach a lot of people into there's that quote that says be the person that you needed when you were younger that honor walnuts stairs me in the face every day and I realized that I now and the person that I needed when I was younger in if somebody would have opened up their mouth and let me know that I wasn't alone in that that I wasn't so isolated and so many so many horrible things that we all deal with is because we feel isolation we don't think anyone could understand and we don't think that anyone else is going through these things in and if we did just that knowledge of not being alone would be so significant but when I was 14 years old I was molested by my stepmother and this one on for well over a year closer to years and it was obviously detrimental to me and these are these are things that I'm just now finally starting to be able to understand and didn't realize it like what happened to me and how young I was at the time you know when I meet of a fourteen-year-old kid you're bucking baby your baby you know it's like when we think about ourselves when we were younger like at least myself and like I still feel the same I did when I was younger I was just a little you know what I mean but you don't really understand how little you were until you have like a little 12 14 year old kids sitting next to you like you like how did how did that happen in like thinking about how so I stay with said one and six males are abused by the time they're 18 which means every one of us probably know somebody that this is happened to you know when to think how devastating it is to women but but it's it's it's such a different thing cuz you're almost as viewed from a woman being viewed as like yeah like it's a positive thing I couch that wish that happened to me when I was a kid like I want to be I want to be molested and you know we're not able to really understand it and understand that the damage that it that it does and and you know I die if I wouldn't have felt so alone and then so isolated at the time I you know I don't necessarily know if things would have changed but I definitely would have would have felt so alone you know when was felt like there's nobody in the world that could possibly understand that there's nobody that and who can I talk to about this you know it's like I can't talk to my friends a couple my friends thought it was cool s*** ever liked I want that I want that bad you know is how is ice very conflicted by it you know like I couldn't understand it at all and then to have this person like mentally manipulating me and making like it's not a big deal it's almost like it's a good thing you know like it's like there's nothing wrong but this really just derailed me so much and made me internalize and put up these barriers and walls around me in and things that I like I said I'm only leaving just at this age starting to understand like the negative habits that this created in me of distrust and both of you having to be having to be alone and not trust people and you know anyone in so many things like that that doesn't know what Gene is probably the only person that I've ever talked to in-depth about this I mean my couple people in my family know and almost none of my friends not never spoken to this to anybody try to go to a therapist once and talk about this but our interaction the night then I am like he's you know like a overweight person that needs how much self-confidence helping like allergies and like like who can I talk to about this and you know maybe maybe I can't talk to anybody but I am in a position to where I can reach out and let other people let me know that they're not the only ones going through this and then that has been weighing on me so much lately especially over the last few years none like you are in a position to be able to even if you could only helps one person that you can you just don't know how to make well I could write about it or I could do like a video blog or something and then I've been thinking about this a lot lately going to how do I how can I do this and like should I do this like I don't know if that's like a good thing felt like I need to express this and and and and communicate this in and maybe I can do some good for even one person and then if I didn't at that would haunt me forever I had an experience when I was 13 with a girl who lived up the street who's 21 a couple times but is very different than your experience it was a mean thing to say it was kind of fun you know it's it was different it was I couldn't believe it is very weird yeah but it definitely like kind of screwed up my idea of what boy-girl interaction was I didn't go from like thirteen-year-olds most the time they like you want to kiss or hold you poner tits out to the woman in around twenty one and it didn't it didn't hurt me like you our story like your story hurts like it sounds like you were betrayed and you were you were and also that the fact that was your stepmom and mean with me it was like what the f*** was that all about and I don't I didn't tell anybody I didn't tell anybody girlfriend when I was in my 20s yeah she was like when was the first time you were fooled around like wow because that was really the first time I had ever fooled around with anyone with his twenty-one-year-old woman I went up to it was the same thing for me and I didn't even kiss a girl until is I don't know 1213 like late late cuz I was such a shy person so I went from just kissing to that there was no in between I think I kissed her yeah I think she was the first person I kissed yeah yeah just have your innocence ripped away like that and to be thrust into this adult thing you know obviously you with the situation was that much worse if you know my stepmom and it being molested and it's such a different thing then a woman are being raped forcefully raped a different now but psychologically and emotionally you know it's it's it's it's devastating it is it is obviously and you were laying with her as well yeah the whole thing's terrible and you said it went on for a year longer than 2 years this was something you know I never I never felt right about this I was very conflicted by it you know nose like this definitely isn't a good thing I don't know why I didn't understand how bad of a thing it was very manipulative and then you know anytime I would kind of bring that subject of Academy think this is okay you know this is just feels wrong you know rationalize it or make it okay and you do FaceTime went on like I just like this is bad how old was she she was probably 30 young 30s you know now that was another thing I once I got to that age and then I saw a fourteen-year-old on my block like I didn't even conceptualize how twisted this person was until I got that age how could you how could you look at it baby a child and and do that how could you do that you know that expression hurt people hurt people and you know it and unfortunately a lot of that for me is helps you like rationalize it and make it to that go well with you know she's f***** up and you don't even even my father you do after you found out like he kept this lady around for a while yeah yeah divorce but but they taste kind of work together still in and he kept her around for for quite some time and you know that alone was extremely damaging to me and then throw such a betrayal in such a such a traumatic thing that I didn't even really understand how damaging that was after the fact until really till recently you know because I myself would rationalize it well you know he didn't want Nike be an a****** in like Center on like she was an alcoholic too and you know you know he was like all you know just trying to make this horrible situation like okay for all of us and you know I didn't really think about like a f*****-up he was in the whole situation in like how how much more damaging it was in the long run to me by not having my father protect me like if Mike this happened to my child out Trucking murder a woman did this you know I certainly wouldn't keep her around you know and I certainly wouldn't like just handle it handle it the way that he did you know when that was that was almost a magnified the damage that much more so because of the way that it was handled you know in to not have that cannot be taken care of by adults by Navia taken care of by my father by the people around me that horse posted love me and take care of me and in the end they did the exact opposite like the fuk fuk to my world up you know and I I put Band-Aids of alcohol on it my whole life you know in a minute and I understand like why I why I did that and then why it was I mean I really was trying to kill myself really I mean when you look at it that's what I was doing I was just doing process of it you know what that's that's that's what we do it's like we don't want to take the gun and kill ourselves but I'm going to I don't want to really live and I want to win like I want to check out of this place sooner the better so I'm going to do everything in my power to make it happen and that way I can't say I killed myself but I was killing myself everyday and putting myself some situations over extremely dangerous and detrimental and damaging and that's what I was doing and didn't half of my life wasn't so I was just destroyed and you know I'm trying to use this second part of my life to make up for that make up for the damage that was done in to try to turn a horrible situation in a negative situation is something that I could easily point to In-N-Out allow destroy my life which is what I was doing and trying to do the opposite you know what that again with it that the fight approaches like you have a loss you have a horrible thing happened you have an injury what are you going to do with it are you going to let it destroy you and break you never do this again and then be depressing bitching complain and whine about it going to say yes shity things happen to all of us f*****-up things happened and we all have the excuse to let it destroy our lives than to use it to make ourselves feel better about drinking and drugs and just being an a****** than me no like we all have reasons to be dicks and we all have reasons to you know take it out on other people but that doesn't mean that you should and that doesn't mean that you don't still have a choice it's that victim mentality in that this was something that I I just just started understand because you know that that term victim mentality of a f****** victim but would victim mentality really is his feeling like you have a role to play from that point yeah you might not have been able to control these terrible things that have happened to you but you do have control over what you do from there you have control over whether you use that to go into a more positive later use that to to drastically damage you in and you know be this burden that you carry sometimes I think when someone like you go through something like this and comes out on the other end what you can do by talking about this can set a path for so many people to understand that you know it was someone looks at you and I see you fighting on television and they they think they see you on the internet and you know successful Muay Thai Fighter and you know you look cool you have this beautiful girlfriend everything seemed so positive you know when you're young your life is s*** like mine was a clearly like yours was you you look at these people like they're nothing like you there aliens there there's some different thing they there their they're it's the world's opened up to them so easily can and they're better than you when someone hears you talk about your experience the alcoholism the abused the isolation the feeling like a loser and all the things that are so relatable so many when you can talk about this you can you you're you're setting a map that other people can follow and this is something that's so important in culture and in human beings were all part of some strange evolution of the human race and the things that our grandparents went through would likely I'm f****** believably horrific the things their grandparents War went through or probably magnitudes and this is just how human beings have gone from being monkeys to being what we are now and it's happening very rapidly and one of the things that accelerates this understanding of consequences and of the ability to rise to the occasion and overcome obstacles and to be able to use adversity as a tool to better yourself and someone like you what you're doing right now is very very beneficial to so many people millions of people listening to this right now and so many of them this is going to resonate with them they're going to say all this guy who is this f****** badass kickboxer Moishe's me my type by badass dude who's this like you know like people admire you and to hear this is it's so it's so powerful I mean it I'm so glad you said it I'm so glad you talked all of it from the beginning you know your your earlier struggles to this because this is medicine for people Mandarin it's so it's so powerful I mean it I'm so glad you said it I'm so glad you talked all of it from the beginning you know your your earlier struggles to this because this is medicine for people man there's a lot of people are here in this right now and they going I can do it too


    Joe Rogan: Conversation is a Lost Art
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    hard because you don't get that many conversations with people where you disagree with them and it's not confrontational usually they're confrontational or you're confrontational so it always starts off in the bad foot I've learned how to do it from doing this podcast one of the most surprising things about doing this podcast is I learn how to talk to people better yeah I didn't think that was a thing I thought I'd just just was talking to people and then I realized somewhere along the way not only people list but sometimes I'm annoying how do I how do I do this where I'm less annoying and in learning how to do things are less annoying I've become a more compassionate conversationalist I got to understand how to talk to people better and I've gotten I apply it to my whole life now I've gotten better at it and I see people who are bad at it it's so frustrating like I have some really smart friends and you know I talked to them and they just f****** interrupt each other and they interrupt you and they don't let anybody talk you're not listening to this further time to talk and you know it's it's so strange they're not able to ever consider other people's opinions they think that everyone but them is wrong and it's you know it's basically like you know how it is when you see a YouTube video where people have no idea how to fight you see him fight you know that thing myself if I was in a street fight with this guy like this is I would be like why you doing this man this is so crazy you don't know what you doing hey are you crazy you're going to get killed you're lucky I'm nice but that's the same conversation there's a lot of people out there having conversations have no idea how to talk they don't they're not even really listening to you arguing to have one is using someone like a like a wall you throwing a f****** tennis ball off of bizarre statement on this room it's the more confident one that they listen to say more words communication and conversation that rental like socially dominate you and this for sure I mean I think it's a learned thing you know he's people do it to you and you go man I got f****** kick my ass. Conversation I might get better at kicking people's ass and then you get better at start a bulldog and people are talking over there were talking loud or having these days like these sentences that maybe could pull out of your ass every now and then to shut people down it sounds good and it becomes a sport really should be this is sharing ideas and communicating with people I mean if you really into the sport of just debating people and shutting people down and salty people okay that good for you but you don't like listening to that that much yeah what people like listening to fruit what I want for my experience is someone actually talking to someone someone actually expressing their thoughts and then the other person considering their thoughts and neither agree nor disagree but people are so happy when you could do that without real conflict some people on that I just five years ago I would have I would just said you f****** moron I would have screamed at them what are you talkin about you're an idiot you can go f*** yourself jump off a brick but instead of doing that I be like okay why do you think that and tell me tell me what about this here's what I think let me tell you what I think and tell me what you think oh yeah you think that tell me more but but yeah like I feel like I get the best out of people though that's how you understand who they really are but just for me is a human for my own education everything yeah you know I've learned a lot from talking to morons just just the awkwardness in the way they process thoughts and the way they view the world and the way they've chosen to communicate that you learn from that just like you're saying like it was sparring with someone is like doing has terrible habits you know people like that and that kind of thing but your ability to communicate in to bring out conversation regardless of what the subject matter is makes it very intriguing and you can learn a lot regardless of who the guest is like you learned so much from these people because of the way you are able to communicate with them the way you're able to bring out conversation and and get in-depth with all of these subjects most things and I'm genuinely curious about the way I think my why do I think that way so someone thinks different than me I'm genuinely curious like why do you think there's an instinct to go now you're f****** wrong I'm right but I do I just go I know what that is that's trick don't do that that's dumb don't think that way just try to find out this is not a game so I contest find out why this person thinks this way and it's better for everybody and I didn't even know it was the thing don't start doing podcast it just took me awhile podcast like anything else for me at least as I'm doing it I'm trying to get better at it and I realized I used to not be as good like I can't I never listen to my podcast but if I did listen to like the old ones from the beginning I probably these conversations for me or like it's like going school it's like everyday I'm going to school about humans we are going to school about whatever the subject there talking to me about but also going to school about how you know the more people you talk to especially like this no cell phones we're wearing headphones and is one reason I like headphones those cuz your voice is in my ear you're not over there you're right here man locked in and this is exactly the same way that other people can hear it which is a very unusual way to hear it yeah you don't think about it that way but most the time of your conversation your voice is louder cuz it's closer and they're over there and you're talking to each other and you know maybe check your phone or maybe you're distracted by other noises when you were in headphones you don't hear anything else when you and I were friends I've known you for years when will we have a sit-down with this they keep you from talking over each other too much to conversations are improvisational right you know you have a dance partner you don't step on each others toes you do occasionally just so you get better at it and it's more than two people it's mandatory like when you have three or four people in a podcast cannot do it without headphones or it's just talking over each other like I learned that doing those fight companion at least some headphone tours just talking over each other like I learned that doing those fight companion is everyone's drunk and they have the headphones on it's sort of at least comes some of the overtalk


    Does DNA Make Us Who We Are?
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    that always trips me out as I think about like people review is lunatics I'm like what if they are seeing reality and we have blinders on you know because when you take into account what a finite percentage of what's really out there that were able to see without perception and you know it book compared to like X-rays and gamma-rays and all of these things like we have such a tiny filter on everything that's really going on out there s*** compared to what's really there in like maybe these whacked-out people are just seeing more of what's happening and that's what makes them nuts because that's the only demons flying around all these colors and we just have we have a filter on that so we can like process information and it keeps us sane but that's what's really going on out there I think about how small amount of acid you need to take to completely the way you view the world and I think McKenna describe this Terence McKenna described acid that the potency of acid is like it's literally like four in in terms of like the amount that you need in order to have an effect he made an analogy like an ant deconstruct in the entire Empire State Building in a matter of seconds like that's how potent it is in terms of volume human body and you're tripping balls for 7 hours you know that's a chemical disruption of this very delicate ecosystem so if your neurochemistry is off in any way up or down sideways screw we got too much of this or too much of that which we know is the case with everything right like some people born with bad eyesight some people are born deaf some people are born and they have problems processing pain they don't feel pain correct some people are born they must have an imbalance of the chemicals that are floating around inside you had yeah and their view of the world is radically different than ours yeah can ship depending on for your personal experience like a life abuse children that are abused their chemicals in their head as they're developing are off their different their brains are different a process life different because of abuse people have experienced extreme trauma violence when they're young PTSD they're processing things differently the people that have not yeah what's even crazier about that is I read a book called it didn't start with you and it talks about how these things are passed on generationally from like trauma your grandparents had is passed on to you through your DNA and it and it and it changes us like how much is passed on to us that we have no control over then Alters are the way we feel things we we see things all these experiences that people have that that that that that just get past passed down like that without any outside influence just just through that process of being year old is obsessive stop go to bed like you got to go to bed but that's me and I always thought it was f***** up I was like I thought I was doing this and I probably was my whole life to try to show that I had value because I felt like I was ignored and I didn't know my dad and I was felt like an outsider and a loser and I was felt like I would become about throw myself into things to show that I had value and I would get really good at things to show that I had value and that would be this absurd was like me trying trying to escape the existential angst of my existence and just as the constant anxiety in this just feeling of inadequacy trying to escape it by being obsessed with things but also trying to prove through getting good at things that I have value in the first time I ever felt like I was worth anything was when I started getting good at martial arts like then then people serve respect to mail so I can have the thing that people think I'm good at and now that I'm good at this thing that became my identity and if I just threw myself into that but my daughter's growing up with none of that she's all loved and she's all smiling and happy and she's not depressed she has lot of hugs and she has friends but she's a f****** psycho and I'm like oh you got that from me like you got my crazy Gene but you got it without all the f*****-up parts right or you're not sad you got it without the sad thing you just want to get good at stuff without like a happiness and also a feminine happiness to it for instead of a masculine like a grudge want to smash all I want to do I just want to smash things because she's not angry weird to see this obsessive like completely obsessive behavior in terms of like trying to get better at things and she accelerated she excels at so many different things that she gets good at she gets good at things and they become her whole life like all day long obsessive looks really weird but in a happy way and so it's it's strange genetically my dog Marshall nicest dog in the world right he's so nice that's a genetic thing that dog is a Golden Retriever and when he like when you come over to him and he starts whining so happy you want to get Pat and he runs and grab the toy always the only want to bring you something never had a rough day in his life every day has been fun but he's learned through his DNA that he's supposed to retrieve things and bring them over and that you are happier when he brings things over because that's the DNA that's in his system is literally inside of him from the box like right out of the box look at the ingredients oh he likes to bring you things they were awarded for it and said all they give me treats and they like me more when I bring things so I'm going to just keep when you know what you shoot a duck out of the sky and they get that duck and bring it over and everybody gets happy so this in him yeah it's understand what would DNA actually is or whatever form that are passed when two life-forms breed and then make another one I don't think we really understand it a rudimentary understanding of the chemistry involved but in terms of like personality terms of like or the thoughts that are in our heads like I was reading something by Rupert sheldrake and he's talking about why children are afraid of monsters he's like children that grew up in the city or afraid of monsters and not afraid of like gunshots in car accidents things are really scary monsters they were eaten by wolves and those cabinets were afraid of fangs and things in the dark when you can't see them, you can't protect yourself crazy crazy snakes or spiders where did that come from the stand name out of guarantee I've have seen out Fear Factor we had a few people that had a legit fear of snakes and spiders in Arkansas or something call my whole body was shaking and they were trying to f****** poisonous but there's something about snakes like someone they love or there is someone in their ancestry or something someone survive the snake attack something


    Joe Rogan on Why You Need Hardship to Thrive
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    free things in life we will figure out so late if ever you know when we were kids we look at the adults are parents some those in Authority that called they got it figured out yet you had a really good joke about this about thinking the older you get the more you you understand life and how things are going on but that the older you get really nobody knows what the f*** is going on and everyone is out here just winging it like I don't know what the f*** I'm doing I'm just kind of trying my best to my parents adult kids that don't the f*** they're talking about yeah the bit was remember when you thought that grown-ups were real they don't exist like I used to think that one day I'm going to be growing I was crying I was young I was so upset one day I would be grown up and everything's going to make sense and then one day you're at the supermarket and the guy goes paper plastic Sur North sir I'm a star a my grown-up and then you realize no one knows any more than you about what this is all about data on your head you might have more experience might be a brain surgeon you might know how to build Rockets you might be smarter than me but you don't have any f****** idea what this is no one does you cannot know you can because we could all be asleep in a dream right now or hooked up to a machine like nobody knows that for sure so how can you possibly say anything is factual you can say things are facts with the information that's in front of you but that information might be bulshit in 10 years from now how much they might have a completely different perspective on things that we're doing now that we think are right and like this the way life is that why the world is I would like 10 years ago people are very different approach to things you know and this is what we do pretty sure maybe not we might be in a dream like we could all be wrong and that's why I think it's so stupid to judge other people's beliefs be like oh your way is the right way you got it figured out and the everybody else is crazy but she's thinking to make don't you think that they think the exact same thing you do well there's a problem today and there's a lot of people out there giving advice and sometimes advice and then you get older and wiser and you realize that advice is really f****** stupid because you had its there's people that are giving advice and there was a war there there's like a lot of value in motivating people write when someone so like legitimately motivational person whether it's like Wim Hof the Iceman or someone is like really done some things just something about them that their inspiration is fuel its does something to you but then there's a lot of people out there that are just saying s*** cuz they think it's going to be motivating to other people and it sounds like horseshit that stuff is painfully prevalent there's so much of it there's so many people out there that are trying to offer advice and they're trying to motivate people but then you go Haven what have you experienced I said doll life filled with non accomplishment accomplishment is tricking people into thinking they're good motivational speaker get rich quick this is why this Pursuit is odd it's a f****** odd thing is the pursuit of tricking people into thinking that you're more knowledgeable than you actually are resonates with people is like what you were talking about from the beginning of this podcast will your talk about your life and how you felt and your own real legitimate experiences and the feelings of inadequacy and then defining the light at the end of the tunnel and all these different things that are just relaying your your life's lessons and experiences those are extremely valuable for people those are extremely valuable but because people know they're extremely valuable there's a lot of bullshitters out there they're trying to concoct these things and in trick you and like this how I got Smash Hit I guess the f****** Instagram messages like I see him like a want to come on the show motivate people I'm on my really about motivating people R22 the f*** are you motivated you ain't shitt communicating the full spectrum of the things that I'm dealing with and going through in my come only going to focus on these positive things like I'll just do this this than this and you know you're going to go the right way and often times cuz they don't have someone in their life like the way you were describing Gina Keebler Giant near life yeah they have people that check you have to know you to have to know you can't hide anything from them we have we have a lot of a lot of us tend to have these with the word b I don't know these people in our lives that didn't like they're only there because you're doing something for them mother that son of a relationship you're going to grow through that there that the relationships going to make you feel good yes and in a lot of ways and it's fun and comfortable it's like but if you if that person can't get to the core of you and really like when you tell me something I know it's truth because you have no other reason to to say bulshit right you don't know me you don't need anything from you celebrities when they go off the rails and they don't they don't hang out with other people like them so they don't have real friends they have these employees and people were in the kids real sketchy and everyone that they talked to and interact with need something from them and they assume this position of authority where no one can question them like no one can call bulshit no one like you got to appears very important the respect in the Friendship of your peers like man you're adrift you're not tethered you're out there in orbit just f****** floating around choked Donuts he'll tell you the truth and important than anything physical yeah yeah is extremely vital for everyone I mean particularly kids coming up putting kids into Athletics and martial law lot of s*** is a lot of s*** you can say by moving your body that you know you can't really fake that 90 minute yoga class is 90 f****** minutes it's hot as s*** and you're in there sweating your balls off and if you know you got to get to the end to the end up you understand what's necessary to get to the big things do it it's just it's a small thing that's a small thing you know life is a big thing with these small things you can do they all help you understand what's necessary to get to the big things and it's all macro and micro it's all connected in some strange way


    Nothing’s Normal Everything’s Crazy No One Knows What’s Going On
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    how much of that is is realizing how little I control you have over everything like how we raise our children or how we interact with people in like what does and doesn't affect us in like the fact that any of this works in any remote ways is insanity this is nuts walnuts this life is nuts and a year and talk about like like like some of the people you've met through this and be like you like how did I get here and like what is this like yeah I feel that way to the f*** is going on at what did I do to get here like this weird what made me do this that this podcast like almost made me do this and it sounds like so pretentious it's only tricked me you tricked me and it played on my obsessive mind just keep doing it to get better at this Untold millions of people been exposed 3 billion downloads over the course of 10 years so I don't know how many people that is how many individuals but it's a fuckload so all these different people of come on it's all these different ideas and so many different people are hearing them and their earbuds weather in traffic or when they're at the gym and all these ideas percolate inside people's brains and it gives them different perspectives and then it makes him maybe explore things maybe Imma Try Jiu-Jitsu maybe I'll try yoga maybe imma try eating better maybe I'll try doing this and through all that you see a shift in the culture of the human beings there that have been in that have been affected by all these people patience young and if me and feels like I just I'm getting sucked into being here like I'm like okay and then also like me getting better at it is just me it's like it showing me how to extract better information get out of my f****** way don't ruin it and make it better for the people to listening yeah really what it feels like sometimes are attracted to people that doesn't make any fucken sense be like everything you do and say to make me feel it's like everything opposite of what I really want and but but I'm attracted you in like this thing out of me in a certain way where nobody else could do that thank you this person does that for me for some reason or this action this sport this thing like why am I drawn right right right or when I got hurts and my call through all these things that doesn't make any sense at all but nothing makes any sense at all and it doesn't make any sense in like that and that's why it's so vital to follow your heart and follow things you feel because everything else so I can only knows what the f*** is going on like nobody can tell you what you should do shouldn't do to be successful or to be happy or to be all these things like you got to listen to what's inside of you give you wrong you can listen to it inside inside of you and you can be wrong but you have to learn how do I decipher that voice better yeah I've been wrong about things that I thought I wanted and then and then you go okay this is why I was wrong I was delusional delusional or was kidding myself or some sort of Peace going to bring me some sort of some sort of just normal yeah I know and then it doesn't happen so you're all right well guess there is no normal see nothing is normal everything is crazy we're all nuts my favorite drugs marijuana cuz it does the opposite of make me confident it makes me paranoid and makes me laugh makes me compassionate and it makes me also like orange was crazy like that's why I like it I like it because I think the drugs that make you feel lucky that we should all be a little less confident we need each other a lot more than we like to pretend and this life is like this temporary thing that we're going through we have a certain amount of heartbeats and then who knows then the lights go out and flu go to a better place but it does to is it it's strips that Intex Vale away like that veil of feeling like everything's in balance in normal and you know life is like this is life like life is f****** weird man weird super weird super where we distract ourselves with normalcy and habits but text step back and like this is nuts this is all nuts and we pretend like it's normal and it's cool and everyone in agreeance at like we all know what's going on with Fox going on while living in the spaceship flying through the atmosphere yeah we're all tripping balls over here but we can find some moments of comfort and happiness in the chaos and that's what we're all seeking moments of comfort and happiness and camaraderie and and friendship you know where else he can love two we're all seeking love to we're all seeking good feelings but you got to get through the shity ones to even appreciate the good feelings it's a catch-22 in the bad so you don't know what good is unless you have bad it has to be that way


    There is No Destination: Just a Journey — Joe Rogan
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    it's like trying to find deer you're calling in your passion in life is like you don't have to necessarily know what that is but what'll it down by what don't you want to do what do you hate what do you hate run don't even look like what you like what do you hate I don't I do not want to go down this path that I see everybody on to go school get a job have kids get married retired die like I don't want I don't want that I don't know what I do want I just know that to me I don't want anything to do with that I'm going to go in the opposite direction whatever that is as long as I'm far away from that that's where I'm going to be one of the benefits of being an outsider the right thing but living a sort of empty meaningless lives with that they don't enjoy I always looked at normal people living normal eyes I could never relate I never understood it you know I also grew up from a broken home and we were also on welfare and you know the whole deal because I think a lot of motivated people come from a place of Despair when they're younger and always had this thought in my head that one day I would make it one day I'm going to make it I'm going to make it and then one day I realized I don't know when I realized it probably went like on paper ready made it such a place like this is not real like that you can't ever you don't make it no no one makes it yeah like it if everyday you have to be trying to do better every day you have to be trying to impress about there's no perfect human list except that you're always going to be flawed you're always going to you're always going to be subject to fits of rage and envy and and all the things that you wish that you would never have in your mind so you're going to come didn't leave you working to make sure that never happens and you constantly be working to make sure that you are always evaluating your perspective on life and always looking things from meditate constantly meditate make sure that you approach life with a learned perspective like you're a better person you were the day before and whatever you're trying to do whatever is fighting or weather at your do you have an art form that you practice whatever it is that you're doing you are trying to do everyday and you never even if you'll be able to accomplish them up like when you know you accomplish some amazing work of art that's just that day the next day you got to go back to work like if you have a world championship fight and you've trained for 8 weeks and you win by knockout the spectacular result and you're very happy with the result you got a day or two to relax you got a day or two and then you like f*** okay now what well you now you got to get back to work and if you if you think that someplace like a movie where you're holding hands with your loved ones in the f****** sunsets going on in the credits roll that's horseshit and we have this idea in our head that there's this place you can get to where you are quotes made it and I'm here to tell you that m*********** doesn't exist I mean obviously I'm not the most successful person in the world but on paper I've accomplished a lot of s*** and it doesn't mean a goddamn thing every f****** day every f****** day I get up and I'm like forgot to do this I got to work on this new bit okay I got it podcast today I got to be on point let me think about this let me read this book let me in on whatever the subject is when we get off and let me get into it have to if you don't you're you're going to feel like s*** yeah it's bad and that destination mentality play from that thing that I thought because as you develop your you the things that you think you want develop to that one day I would be rich but the Richie they did you get the richer you want to become well then you start filling up your life with these meaningless destinations right with your materialogic I want to f****** yacht b**** I want to chat do and it stayed they fill their lives up with meaningless possessions and they still are a p a Band-Aid to cover up the like what is the real thing here people I know that are f****** medicated to s*** all of them a lot of them more more more more more so than the people that aren't in a lot of ways medication for real but hard-working that can up get get done with a day of hard work and have a feeling of accomplishment and then go home to your family and get going again knowing you have to get up in the morning and do it again knowing you don't have enough money to buy a yacht but knowing you have enough money to put food on the table and there's a satisfaction to be able to provide that that's a better medicine well that's the thing that's why it's so important and vital to to travel and you know go to his third world countries that these people literally have nothing and are inviting to prep strangers into their homes and getting them things they said they do not even have themselves like why these people so happy why are they so at peace right because they understand what's important that it's not this materialistic thing in and that's not to say that material are bad but we view them as these these these objects hope of success if you don't have a good grasp of what's really important in this life and and unfortunately lots of everything taken away for us to really understand what those things really are you can appreciate some things you can but if you get really caught up in that you are trying to fill up a bucket with a hole in it and it's never going to fill up your always just going to look for bigger and bigger things try to fill that bucket up in and you're going to feel full of it I lie all the time chasing that there's no real there's no real satisfaction then that's why you know what you look at one of the things that people look at when you look at people that are extremely materialistic that you know where the the most fancy jewelry and drive the most fancy cars in the biggest houses we always think they're shallow Louis I mean isn't that funny like the saying that you would look at in terms of like markers for Success Marcus likes material things are the big ones ready for the big markers for Success the big house that that's the big one right now gas f****** mansion right I mean becoming a great fighter is hard but it's worth doing because once you do do it and you you realize like like there's an expression that I've used before but my Taekwondo instructor said to me when I was a little boy he said martial arts are vehicle for developing your human potential like many times explain it to people the benefit of getting good at the martial art go through this difficult thing and then threw that you reap all these personality rewards as you read these character award you reap his understanding of what you're capable of right if you are capable of making it through a brutal camp and it getting up in the morning when you know you don't want to that alarm clock goes off and I don't want to f****** run but you do it you go out and run and you can you do it everyday and you get through it and then you're successful and you realize that you have this incredible endurance because of the discipline that you put in you realize they have this incredible skill and it's understanding of how speak correctly because of all the time and hours in the focus you're a better person because of that right that's a real goal but that yacht you know like I'm going to work 16 hours a day so I can get a bigger yacht and then you know I need a house with bigger windows I need a nonsense to that like I'm not saying if you can afford a nice house nice houses you are the project your mind is the project how you treat people is the project how you you're the way you are with your family and your friends and your loved ones in the people you communicate with get better at that that's that's that's the goal in this life to go in this life is how we treat each other I know and I wish these were things that we were taught do know it's better explain its people in particular that you can explain it to people having gone through this horrific adversity and come out on the other end with a message and so other people that are going through some tough s*** do you got the Medicine the medicine is your you've actually experienced it and you know it's a map it's a map of the territory it's not it's not a f****** pill that you can take it all said everything's going to be better but what it is is a map of the territory and you have knowledge you can get through these woods and on the other side is a beautiful Green Meadow and there's a lake and its really nice horrible but I got to see first-hand both sides of money you know I went from living in a basement with a five of the people living on welfare to living with my father in a mansion and 200 all this money and all this stuff is just emptiness and and meaningless ending it doesn't necessarily equate to real happiness. Acquire we all chasing the so hard and I got to see that firsthand very very early on I don't want this to trick it's like the same reason why people love to play video games because they're difficult but there's no real reward professional video game player real reward you just get better at it and you get some sort of a sense of satisfaction and mean there's a there's something to be gained from it and fax some video games they've actually shown to increase your odds and if performance and other things similar to the way chest has but the Trap is that they're hard to do so when we see things that are difficult human beings are sort of puzzle and problem-solving oriented we see puzzle we want to solve them we see Mysteries going to find out that's why I was in the like Bigfoot and UFOs and chips. Mystery what is it what do you think it is like we have a natural inclination to try to solve things like that and we think that because in life look if you try to solve where the food is you survive that's what made us alive that's why our DNA has been passed down for all these hundreds of thousands of years our ancestors figure out where the food is you know they figured out how to drill a hole in the ice and fish they figured out how to you know how to survive in this is why the things that are difficult to do or attractive to us but we have to be able to differentiate between things that are difficult and meaningful and things are difficult and b******* yeah and he said so you don't have to worry about what something cost when you go to a restaurant bulshit looks like you're right have enough money to just get a nice meal at a restaurant and not sweat it like everything else is gravy yeah well you know the basic human needs are met you know food shelter doesn't correlate to any kind of happiness and in many ways is the exact opposite like what how much do you really need and if you eat the more you you think you need them the more problems you're creating and then in the more distractions you are from the important things in life and in and developing as a human being you know you're developing all these materialistic things but you're not developing yourself emotionally and mentally and spiritually and it is that I am chasing I think the study was like eight they said $80,000 like everything over $80,000 like you really don't experience any much more you know before that you're going to get until like 40000 30000 well-nigh struggling hard to feed yourself and then I moved to a better apartment and then I was sitting this better Apartments like I'm kind of used to this like I'm used to this like this is just home now is a feeling when you get when you're home I got them home now I'm in this other apartment it just cost more money yeah yeah I mean I guess it's better different I didn't feel different at all you know I might have felt different like when I go out to eat in the check comes I come I can pay for this kind of thing but but emotionally I didn't feel any different whatsoever and I think that's such an important lesson for all of us to learn and if you know what the early at the sooner you figure those things out you know the better I can pay for this kind of thing by but emotionally I didn't feel any different whatsoever and yeah I think that's such an important lesson for all of us to learn and if you know the early the sooner you figure those things out you know that better


    Muai Thai Fighter Kevin Ross: We’re All One Bad Day From Failure
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    motivational thing for me to try to be honest with the the things that I deal with the ups and the Downs in Mendon to to show my losses to show my injuries to show to be vocal about the doubts that I have that that I still have that I had to do was he know what's it is easy to look at these people in the spotlight be like they don't deal with fear they don't deal with pain they don't deal with doubt they don't deal with like they're inadequate I think I tore some of you were talking about that the Imposter syndrome it doesn't matter how amazing you seemingly are on the outside to all these people like we're all just human beings we are all just individuals that have made choices and no steered our lives in certain directions but but it's almost like when you make it to a point psycho they don't deal with this anymore the exact same fears doubts in in all of these things that I dealt with day 1 till this day I'd still deal with him those same questions they've never gone away ever going away you know you learn how to handle them better and you learn you stitch strengthened by them but but they don't necessarily disappear and then in a lot of times of the day they can get worse over the years because now you're now you're in a position where you're expected to be a certain way your people have people have expectations of you you know you you're supposed to be this super human being are we supposed to be extremely confident we supposed to only put on a plus performances and you're not allowed to fail you're not allowed to be human anymore and the when we can humanized these things and then I'm in it it lets people realize that they can do it to you know we're not we're not necessarily made up of anything different than anybody else you know we've just gone through list of learning in developing and Diving off of cliffs that we didn't know where they were going and you know that's that's what we all have to do you know like the people in the spotlights they're they're just human beings on the Maury that you you meet them and read about their stories and you know that's why I love reading autobiographies like cheese like the things these people if I don't work, they were handed anything isn't it more than anything it was more devastating detrimental had overcome more than you could possibly imagine it wasn't just given to them they had to work and strive and struggle and fail fail over and over and over and over and over and over and over again until they got to where they got to instill do they still do they still fail constantly we all feel constantly losses or these things that happen or the struggles has I always viewed them as challenges be like are you going to quit are you going to give up I was you like when I'm tired in the rain or in on a work at me like you want to quit you man you know that that that voice in your head you know that that that that devil that's looming over your shoulders like your failure but I'm like you know what f*** you like waiting I'm never going to quit never going to stop and there's nothing you can do so keep talking but I'm going forward is there a time will you ever get past that and you understand that you're never going to quit and instead just concentrate on the task at hand or do you think that that that voice that you're duking it out with that you take that motherfuker to the Grave you definitely take it to the Grave you I think we feel like we get farther away from it and we get stronger and we get more confident but it never gets farther you never get farther away from it like I I compared to my alcoholism it's like I could go ten years without ever drinking again but all it takes is one bad day we are all one bad day of being in the worst situations ever and that's why it's so important to know you look at people on the street to things like that but you know easy that can happen how many bad days are bad situations would it take to turn a successful person into that not a lot and I were all just bounce very delicate thing that you know it seems like we're all strong and safe and all this bag well when the power goes out and you know that the world's going to go to hell like that we just pretend like it's not your point is I don't think whatever any farther away from those things that held us back before we get stronger we learn how to process them and we we we under stand it more and we understand that the series of things that we need that will take us down that road or get us farther away from it but it but it's just right there you know and no matter how much we learn and develop I think sometimes it makes it even more scarier it's like the higher you get the farther you have to fall hand and it's the more you can be aware of that that that you're never going to get farther away you always need to be diligent that you always need to do things that are going to steer you in a more positive way I think that it that is like the goal to to not falling back on that. I think the worst thing that we can do is have this belief that we're past it ever going to happen again I'm not an alcoholic anymore I'm not a drug addict anymore I'm not depressed anymore that's what that's what's helped me is I I did think one day I would be so far away from it that we would never be a thought anymore but but by knowing that it's always right there that keeps me sharp you know it's like that. That you need that thing to keep you at your best or else we start to get lazy it's that that that same concept of having people that push you in the gym more in Life or or Saturday if you don't have somebody pushing you you can only ever push yourself so hard you might think you're pushing yourself really hard but don't really have a basis for where that is so like for myself I always run my Sprint on a treadmill because a tremolo doesn't lie this is how fast you're going in this is how long you're doing it now you can go out on the street and say I was going as fast as humanly possible you always going to hold yourself back a little bit you know that's just the way we are as human beings you know that that safety-net that we have ingrained in us to not go over that edge but if you're not pushing that edge you're not developing and you're always holding yourself back a little bit a little bit then no matter how hard you think you're going or or how honest do you think you're being unless you have somebody as a side so important to have people in your lives that that that keep you in that sharpen State you know that that that that that question you that. I push you and you know like like for me Gene has always been that way for me that person is like going to look and let me b******* keep me honest you know sometimes return extreme extension like give me a little bit of a break here but you know it's like that person that that pushes you and it's uncomfortable to be pushed in either you don't want to be pushed I want to relax I don't want to like sit on the beach and drink beers and then do all these things but is that going to help me get to a better place in my life a better place in my mind in my heart now that's going to allow me to just fight be a lazy piece of s*** and just and I envy no benefit to to myself or anyone else for that matter so as uncomfortable as it is to be pushed in as I'm comfortable it is to be pressured into 2212 Excel we all need those things you either improving your or your decline yeah it's like the concept of balance you never find because once you find it you lose it you always jumping on both sides of this line too much or too little rather going too fast or too slow and we're trying to find that perfect balance of everything and then you'll never can find it but knowing that you never can find it forces you to be diligent about all these things into constantly be trying to find it in the more you try to find that the more you're going to develop and learn ways that that aren't the right way find it but knowing that you never can find it forces you to be diligent about all these things into constantly be trying to find it in the more you try to find that the more you're going to develop and learn ways that that aren't the right way and then finding what what does work


    Rob Kearney on Being an Openly Gay Strongman | Joe Rogan
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    just make me feel. I wouldn't just calling you a purple and blue is it just about like they don't give a fuk just as long as you're a real problem yeah I came out it was super cool nobody really gave me any s*** that's the best part about strong against you know you had Rob overseen here not too long ago and he's the one mansion you can still lift weights we don't care yeah that's it mirrors the comedy community in that way for sure like stand-up comedy community nobody gives a s*** you know the weight off my shoulders was was unbelievable what how long ago was this that was 2014 so I was 22 years old that's why I was a late bloomer in the gay world was it like when you were in high school and when do you know you know I don't know that I have like I don't remember like I never had like an aha moment per say for me it was going through high school like I was involved in a bunch of stuff you know you're actually also played football was doing the weight lifting thing like the class president so had my hands in a bunch of different pots College super and do everything as well really just focused on school and actually dated a girl for like a year-and-a-half and college in college yet but did you like a boy it was more like a friendship in a relationship again but you know like we were cool and everything and everything is going well but like nothing else was really going on when you came out with she like so did you like that's what I like really I thought it very differently than straight p*** because like straight p*** here's the rub in the straight Community you look at 3.2 like especially someone like me was daughter so you probably did something awful to those girls when they were young like that's like 9 out of 10 times yeah and that's why they turned to p*** but when you see gay points like a couple of dudes like to f*** even in like I'm at Dan Savage 11. You know we're talking about gay p*** it's like it's like they don't think of it the same way now or not at all yeah so I ended up breaking up with that girl and I told her I was like that like I think I'm gay and I need to like figure this s*** out you know I'm 22 like when I least enjoy my 20s you know trying to figure out if I if I like dudes or not she like damn she was not very nice about it yeah yeah it didn't it went downhill pretty quickly I really like we're living together at the time I can remember in college like my kind of living together and then like I got kicked out and my car for a little while so it was kind of a shitshow oh yeah them like you know like 6 months later she's like blowing up my phone saying gave her chlamydia I was like that's does not on me not on me that's it it's been longer than that to since we were doing anything so that's hilarious yeah yeah I mean I don't think it's because like all those like halls and everything we're coming through when I was with my now-husband Joey so like we were dating at that time and now my ex-girlfriend is going to my phone saying I gave her the clap but was he Laughing At first she was like what the f*** is going on cuz like we literally been dating for 2 months so you you become you decide okay I got a deal with reality I'm Gap you meet that one guy and then you're still with them still married with him we just got married this past March I'll send a year that's kind of crazy yeah you didn't even play the field about this all the time cuz we met in like the typical Millennial Gateway on Grindr and you know I was I wasn't even out actually before we met so like on Ender I was like that shirtless torso pic cuz I was still you know and she lives so we got really lucky with the first guy that came my way for her right yeah like I imagine being a girl in the where the guy is wrong with our relationship like there's no more other like it's me it's you and run it it's not you it's me is it that is like a way that some people try to fix it and particularly like uber religious folks yeah I mean I mean obviously like with an Instagram handle world's strongest gay I get more s*** on a daily basis on social media that I can't even count most of it's from like religious people really oh yeah jerking off while they're doing probably thinking about you do you need to stop being so gay and delicious my go-to responses you know hey man I don't read fiction so doing that but I just always think it's funny because you know they're like you know like obviously I'm very open with my sexuality on social media which is awesome and the comments on the world strongest man they're like you're pushing the gay agenda like all this b******* and I'm like listen now I'm like the only agenda we're pushing its like I just want to be treated like everybody else when I get the same s*** that you do you know I've never once like tried to make someone gay you know like meanwhile Christians are in my DM saying like you need to convert I'm not K you need to suck a dick like what it is about whoever is listening if you could like hit me up and let me know I'd love to learn about it yeah you need to get an entire net Club I guess I do the gay agenda got the rainbow Mohawk doesn't make me that gay it's not like you marriage is it people that are really dumb or they're secretly worried that they're so delicious and I share that all the time on my social media just so you know I think it's a good looking amazing that's what it is like worried about the gay agenda when I was 7 years old and moved to San Francisco neighbor was his gay couple my aunt used to go next door and they would get to get naked smoke pot and play Bongos together sick I didn't even hear the term faget until I was eleven and we move to Florida I remember hearing that when I was a little like wow like I had a my friend his name was candy candido is a Cuban kid and his dad was real mad cuz gay people getting married is reading this newspaper can't f****** believe this s*** down seeing freakout does like I would have weird thing to waste your time thinking about for sure I mean not send you were super lucky to have that kind of upbringing see that ugly part of you know the world cuz I mean the thing is with me know I'm fortunate enough for like not many people like talk s*** to me in person you know like I'm an average sized strong man like I'm not really that big of a dude what's the average size trauma you like 300 lb funny I just completed this weekend against Brian Shaw on the motherfukers 428 I'm 5-10 like a man cool like most people don't talk to me person it's like on social media but it did happen one time and Texas of all places I just finished a truck pulling in call me a fat guy from The Stand like all this stuff and like I was like dude I suck dick and I'm stronger than you you know I think like in that situation like I feel like people feel like they're Invincible like they feel like they have the power cuz they're in the crowd somebody like who's competing to like say something this year so it's really cool to see the support throughout the entire Community how do you get dubbed The Unofficial fan pay really who I got was getting like a loud Applause whenever my not name. Now I really don't give a fuk Aldi when I came out I didn't care what people thought I didn't care who thought you know if they didn't like me that in like now just cut him out you know for sure I didn't have to do that transpired was it because the weight of it was so it was gave me so much relief that you felt like who gives a s*** now now I'm free was it like that was there was a lot that went into it so I like in my mind I didn't like want to come out until I know it seems like I knew I was really gay no dating my now-husband for 6 weeks that was kind of the Tipping Point and at that point in our relationship we try to realize my car at this wasn't just going to be like a playing in just having fun like we are actually you know taking the steps to kind of be committed and see what was going to happen here not expected marriage but so I came out mainly because of him because he had he been out since he was 17 and at this point we were 22 and I didn't feel like it was fair for him to be in a relationship with somebody that the closet and I was like the biggest motivator for it and once you so so you re happy seeing this happy relationship so if people are upset at you you like I don't give a fuk I have what I want and I'm had better place yet and you also I mean I must defeat them in putting words in your mouth but I must feel like when you do become out or you do come out it must feel like a knot just a relief but like you use solidified you're fine you're free your you yeah yeah I mean it's it's exhausting like waking up every day pretending to be somebody you're not you know like you would have to act different than you want to do you have to talk to about girls to guys like when you were going to I was always just like Riley a year like when you were young with your like hey something might be different you know I think like I think back to like middle school and you know I think it's just like the Saratoga like I was in the theater I was in the music I played sports but wasn't really that good at them and actually was a cheerleader do you like I was trying my first cheerleading team in 7th grade and you know the funny thing is is he know there was tryouts and everything and I got the fourth highest score out of all the girls so I figured that was you know a little Telltale sign like I was I didn't turn my first cheerleading team in 7th grade and you know the funny thing is as you know there was tryouts and everything and I got the fourth highest score out of all the girls so I figured that was you know a little telltale signs


    Cheerleading Led Rob Kearney to Being a Strongman | Joe Rogan
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    female cheerleaders whatsoever I have a buddy who's a male cheerleader who's awesome piece Chappelle's 99.9% sure you straight spell lazy but he's built like a brick shithouse to weird. Chapelle does the stuff we grabbed him by the feet and flips them in the area catches them on one hand but it's bananas physical power you have to have to be able to do that I'm in coordination now that's crazy balls can you go back then no no no that's that's actually one of the reasons why I like so I when I was in high school like actually look to do in college at the Collegiate level but tumbling was like a minimum requirement now so I can a little too chunky and I'm not going to do that s*** so cool and a substitute happened to walk by who owns a CrossFit gym and he was like Hey you know I am at this cross with you in like you seem like it like this stuff in a pretty strong like feel free to come by so I would start I started training with him like 5 in the morning before school and I found really quickly I stuck to CrossFit but I'd like to lifting heavy s*** in this was back in 2009 and walked into the gym one morning and they're like hey there's a a local strongman contest the Saturday was signed you up for it so when you say you suck CrossFit just a bunch of Olympic lifts and different explosive exercises just wasn't in shape to do magic well in the workouts yeah I got my ass kicked so glass place we were 17 and how much lifting had you done previous to that maybe before 5 months really but the point like I had hit the 500-pound deadlift and you don't have been Lifting for a couple months yeah I'll see just a freak genetically that's a lot of weight for a few months of lifting yasso the contest went horrible for me but I absolutely fell in love with the sport Springfield College in Massachusetts and join their powerlifting team and that's when I kind of got you no more of a background in lifting proper technique and all that stuff and then did another local strongman contest where I met this guy Matt Mills who owns a gym lightning Fitness in Connecticut where I train now and he was like yeah you know like I'm just starting to get all the strongman equipment you should come down it's only about 30 minutes from your school so I would I actually would go there every Saturday morning from when I was in college to train strongman and that's when I kind of started competing in the amateur circuit you know and that's kind of led me on my trajectory to hear rare people that actually lives in Connecticut I live in Massachusetts right over the Border work out real quick and at least and all that other crazy s*** you know the cool thing about strong man is every contest is different that we do we know we never do the same in all done the support for over 10 years now and I've never done a contest for the events of been the same in that span of time do you know what it's going to be before you sign up typically will you know what about series of left 8-12 weeks notice depending on the contest so the gym that I was going to in Connecticut they were just starting to acquire strongman equipment so pretty bare-bones so like we had a log you know for the log clean and press they had some Atlas Stones Some Farmers handles a yolk and that's pretty much it and then over the years he would get more and more and more and now it's turned into this massive 15,000 square foot facility in the gym on a recall and Equipment horror because he buys something every time something new comes out he buys it so yeah like my my exposure to the equipment in the beginning was pretty minimal but what I did to compensate for that as I just repeated more so I would pretty much from Springfield The Chew since I drove 5 Hour radius from where I was and any contest there was in that radius I would do so in my first like three years I competed probably like almost 40 times how often do these things being held at the amateur level pretty often there's usually you confide we know I would say one or two per month in New England alone all of the country so you know I think the cool thing is you don't like I took last of my first contest in that went on for a while I took Dad last night by first aid shows that I did so I got wasn't good at this thing when I started know when did you start being successful 20 so I went to amateur Nationals actually in the 200 lb weight class by weight in under 200 lb in 2011 was my first time at the international so I've been doing it for about 2 years surprised myself and end up taking second place in that Weekly I went back to the international does a 231 and 212 and took second place there and then won the amateur National Championship in 2013 and that's where I be turkey and where I won my pro-karting kind of got to that next level but it's such a difficult thing to do that I would imagine doing it 40 times a year like you're going to get injured luckily I didn't really get anything you know I'm fortunate we're so by trade and what I went to school for his I'm an athletic trainer so Sports I'm kind of been my thing so you know I've been lucky enough to learn when I was training of when I need to back off when I can push a little bit harder what needs to be taken care of and just try to be smart you know I'm going to be no knock on wood you know I've had one Serious injury in the 10 years that I've been doing this what was that put me out of commission for a little while and be not to drop it at a contest I was in second place by one point it was the final event of the contest and that I went to push the stone onto the the thing is with me being only 5 10 with the atlas Stones like the first box you have to put the stone on his high so this was 75 in tall secured ended up rolling off fell on my chest yeah buck and you know naturally that was the first contest my mom have come seen in person in like 4 years until March of 2019 took me out for a while at 275 lb f****** Stone ball and I was the last one we had in the series wow Jesus Christ so just your background and understanding athletic science or exercise science allows you to know when you're being silly and when you know you're not going to be a p**** but you're not going to be dumb exactly and I think that's where it's that's why lucky you know I kind of stayed injury-free because he didn't like to this day like you know somebody coaches you know pretty well renowned strongman Derek Poundstone who took second place in world strongest man and he program some crazy s*** for me but there are some days are just like you do this is not going to fly today when you have a light like what's a light day and 4 days a week and I get like one like I call him like my Brodie it's I bench back in arms day you know yeah yeah so it it's more just like cuz I bench pressing like villager triceps going to build up the anterior delts going to help like you actually helps your overhead lifts and so I do that and that's what I consider like my life is so so 4 days a week and so how do you how do you structure it to do every other day to do it all depends on it really is so typically I try to go Tuesday Thursday Friday Sunday that's usually my my average week so Tuesday is like my big overhead day where I'll do a strong man movement overheads like log press or dumbbell and then a bunch of shoulder overhead accessory work Thursday my day to is my biggest day so I squat and deadlift in the same day and that's a workout that sometimes takes 4 to 5 hours yeah places in between each workout so you lift and then do do you have like a large malathion and pepper recipes that sometimes like you know like we're building up the Arnold strongman Classic in Columbus Ohio this coming March and you know we have a Max that was coming up and you know I'm potentially going to be home for a 1000 pound deadlift and deadlift workout wear that was about 850 lb on the on the the deadlift right there what is that the dumbbell right there was 250 250 one arm overhead press yeah fukin a the deadlift always so what is that f****** things called what is the new building for abdominal pressure but also gives just like some tactile feedback to like nowhere you need to brace so usually weightlifters like we'll put it where like we feel we kissed in our core that's going to help us activate those muscles to be a little bit stronger and you know more effectively brace to prevent injury cuz I never protect you from a lift lifting heavy weights that strap on your back yeah it's not really tightness I guess it's not really meant like protect for say more just like help add extra support that's the biggest thing so it does you don't do heavy lift without no no now I keep it on yeah whenever I'm going heavy this pretty much standard for powerlifters powerlifting strongman just like help add extra support that's the biggest thing so it does you don't do heavy lift without no no now I keep it on ya whenever I'm going heavy this pretty much standard for powerlifters powerlifting strongman you like pretty heavy duty belts


    Strongman Rob Kearney Pulled 2 Monster Trucks | Joe Rogan
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    not when you trained you train doing strongman stuff like you pull trucks and s*** like that when training yes or leading up to world strongest man I knew we had a truck pull we actually got to pull the the gravedigger in the Monster Jam fire truck at World this year which is pretty cool how much does Grave Digger way so the funny thing is it only weighs 15,000 pounds so they had to attach them so we will have two of them at one time does one ever say it only weighs 15,000 pounds you know I would like it if it was only one of them to be 450 lb the mountain from Game of Thrones 944 death that's for doing the event right there and you can see Gravedigger right behind them and then behind that they attached with a metal pole to the Monster Jam also use a rope to pull you as well so it's like kind of get a little bit of lever yeah there's a second truck right behind I borrow your truck to fall once or twice a week for 28000 pounds and it was actually casual that ain't shitt the second time the water was in it so it was 40000 Ono little bit harder and it made me look like an ass because like I told my friend that I was doing this this time thinking that it was the same truck and it was as light as it was the first time I've been like her and I look pretty cool in front of everybody and then I go to pull it in like 5 this is heavier yeah and like at 40000 lb truck at who's taking you like almost 90 seconds to pull and that's like 90 seconds of just nonstop work than her Christ what does it do to your knees the knees aren't too bad honestly it's just like the full body like burning like everything hurts like nothing feel like your arms are in front of you your quads ankles Am I Wrong injury that you see with like a truck pulls like the Achilles tendon rupture when you're trying to pull it with the fire truck that's more ridiculous see you pulling a f****** fire truck it was pretty fun yeah sure if you could do it you do it's fun just to that's a weird thing with people right there just love to be able to do something that's hard to do and I think that's why I like all of us are attracted like strong man that's why we compete you know like like I said in the beginning of the show like it's we all have to deal with f***** up in the head to look at a truck and get excited to pull it is that's so crazy have you ever seen the video of the strong man that throws the barrel up it hits the bar falls back and hits him in the head back of the head to that was on him is that guy dead now he lived is that guy dead now he left yeah I think it was an empty keg


    Pro Strongman Rob Kearney on Being An Openly Gay Athlete
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    you must be getting me this like the first time probably the LBGTQ Community has gotten behind a strong man though I mean this is just a pro athlete General really you know I think well that's like it that's the biggest reason for my Instagram name is just like showing lgbtq like visibility in Pro Sports cuz it doesn't exist and that's cool but men different animal know I think like there's this really big disconnect we're like people think like okay lesbian women are allowed to be strong they're allowed to be athletic but I can do all these really cool things gay men have to be feminine they have to put in this box and they shouldn't be pro athletes and that's one of the biggest reasons why I'm so you know I call myself like unapologetically open about my sexuality because like it really is you know the more you think about it like if you even try to think of like an open the game man in any Pro Sport across the world really mainstream I think you forgot about Brian Boitano gay don't remember South Park what would Brian Boitano do strongman is by no means like major mainstream yet but we're getting there people know about it for sure and I think to see like an openly gay man you know I say competing in arguably one of the most liked hyper-masculine sports in the world Sports UFC and lifting s*** like right like one you're beating another dude up the other one it's a bunch of guys standing around a weight be like how I'm going to pick it up and I'll pick it up I'll pick up after you know like it's like neanderthal yeah that's top of the food chain man leash it exactly so I think it's like super important to see like an openly gay man in a relationship Rock and rainbow Mohawk and rainbow tights out of the competition for I think that makes people feel more comfortable than if you just out there sling a dick in a relationship I'm not afraid of you but what does scare me is if you wanted to rape me you hell it I'm doing in the sport and just try to be more visible for the lgbtq community in Pro Sports in general I hate messages on a daily basis since all the time why do you love it a lot of people don't like to me I use it as fuel line there's no bigger f*** you to that person than me winning you know like that's alright that's how I look at it I'm one of the top 10 strongest man in the world competing at this Arnold strongman classic in March so that's why I love it I love reading that but light is a funny thing but totally sidetracked sucking dick and you would think that you would have a lot of sponsors that would jump in because of this though I would think because you're open and because this is such a manly sport and it's such a non-stereotypical thing would be like really positive for the LBGTQ community you know it's all you know and that's my biggest thing like while doing this whole thing is like just trying to spread positivity and love throughout the entire world you know I mean I talked about the hate messages that I got but like the ones that mean a lot or like you do I got a message a few months ago from a sixteen-year-old kid who was on the verge of committing suicide because he couldn't come to terms with the sexuality and he has post like finding my profile let him be comfortable with himself you know awesome crazy that's so cool it's like if I never expected to be that person just by saying I love this dude but you know sometimes how you get to be that person right yeah that's that's why this whole thing has kind of blown up into what it is and why I'm you know Fortune enough to now be working on a documentary it what's the documentary was approached by Andy who she was on the set of world strongest man and she was like once she saw my husband I kiss after one of the events like light bulbs just went off and she was like there's something here so I was approached about doing a documentary about my life Annabelle being the only openly gay pro strong man in the world how do I bet you're coming to my title in the closet WNBA where everyone's gay basketball to that's how I like at least strong my mood boards awesome but like I always think alike via the Family Guy episode where they're talking about the WNBA and they're like oh and listen to the fan that has one guy cheering in the Phantom and stands but it's a tough sell Julie strong maimuna Sports is awesome but like I always think alike via the Family Guy episode where they're talking about the WNBA and they're like oh and listen to The Fan guy cheering in the fan understands but yeah it's a tough sell


    How Professional Strongman Rob Kearney Prepares for Competition
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    medical testing we have to go through before contest is crazy the Pat the medical packet that we have to get filled out by our primary Care's for world strongest man is like 48 pages long but yeah it's wild dude so that the email that it's like here's the medical pack you need done by this date and you pretty much to make an appoint with your primary care and get it all done so what is your doctor say when you come to him with that f****** 48-page packet well luckily I've gone to work a few times with it so she knows to block off sometimes she knows what it's because like we had to get an EKG testing we have to get a full blood panel done they have to look at everything because they don't want somebody dropping dead on TV ad already over train to write like your creatinine levels and they look at everything I mean it's a full blood panel they like I said they do the EKG they look at the heart they do and then it's a full medical history as well just get everything from parents to pass diseases to what runs in the family everything and are you guys aren't insured by these competitions are you know it's all on you a real piano risky I mean that seems kind of crazy that during the competition itself you're not you're not covered on us even those medical pack is like they say like all all all fees associated with this are up to the athlete expense and they don't pay that well can you put look at it so like wolf remains been around since the 70s the game right so the Arnold strongman classic in Ohio is like kind of seen as the most elite competition in the world because only 10 guys qualify for that contest will shocks me to get 25 and then the prize money in Ohio is better than world Strongest Man somewhat double so each of the Arnold International shows its standard prize money so young intl shows there was one here in Santa Monica this weekend there's Australia South America South okay Europe Canada I think that's it but we all know the prize money going into each show because it's the same everyone so it's like 10 grand for First 8642 Once they pay out top-6 but they also pay all our travel there so it's not too bad no but then the big motivation is to get a while right where first place is 85 Grand and a paddle 10 athletes but like third-place at second second or third place at Ohio makes just as much as world strongest man so this is probably why you have to compete for two times a year I'm a kind of imperative I think it's like 3 hours like I didn't really do that well this past weekend so I didn't make any money this weekend like a contest like he was more like a tag aging I was trying to gauge where I was at going into Columbus the events were really similar to do you do that look you have to be care old to not go to Crazy in one of these events cuz I lost something I definitely like held back this weekend you know I think I could have hit another gear if I needed to but already having my qualification of the Big Show I'm like mentally I had I don't think I'd be able to like turn it on like I need to in Ohio what date was week of March so your schedule like to prepare for something like that so the biggest thing so we look at the attached right so you know I mentioned we have the max deadlift so my goals that are 3000 lb which would be which would make me the first person under 300 lb of bodyweight to do that in history yeah how close are you I told 970 in July if you don't get to 300 lb don't gain too much weight you can nail I don't want to like I I was I was almost 300 like 298 at world strongest man in 2018 I was a fat f*** it was gross like I look at my house and I like 100 you wanted like the lady next to me like I had neck rolls on my neck rolls I like I was gross oh man I look at my pictures in my head look like a f****** blueberry and getting better at the sport so I don't see a reason to get any bigger but right now it seems do a deadlift for a regular person extra 30 lbs a lot but not when you're already doing 970 f****** pounds in like to go back to like the prep and like the ramp up this contest you know like before like this weekend we had the deadlift was a 775 for wraps in a minute and I pulled six which is okay. Like I probably could have pulled seven or eight if I needed to the winning number was nine and everybody that ironically everybody that finished ahead of me that event has already dead lifted over thousand pounds but like leading up into these next few weeks like I'm going to start working like my heaviest metal said it before this contest was 85041 I'm going to start working up into that modem did Nines in the next couple of weeks and probably have my lap heavy heavy deadlift probably 3 weeks before I contest 2 and 1/2 weeks before the contest and then do you deadlift at all before up leading up to the contest if I do it'll be light very relative body recover like people forget like when we're training this hard like we're beat the s*** and like where we get stronger when we when we rest and recover so I really don't exercise or lip like the week of a contest like I'll do my recovery workouts I talked about before we like I'm just kind of swimming hot tub sauna that stuff but I won't lift any weights and after like my body like my central nervous system like everything just needs a break and you get straw over that. Offer sure are overtraining and in other ways cuz now you really a deload right so it's like where you ramping up wrapping of going super having any back off for a little bit right in his last week Aldi load and there's some coaches that guy every 4th week of their program regardless and I don't agree with that cuz I don't think anybody can work that hard for 3 weeks to get to beat down their body enough for they need it every single fourth week normal people don't train hard enough to need regular D loads the DLow the guys who practice that way are they winning or they know in all honestly I don't feel people like I feel like you have to earn your deload and that's like what my coach does with me like I'm an old 6 months without a deload leading into this content that happened about a month-and-a-half ago and I knew I needed it because I was tired everyday regardless of how much sleep I got I didn't want to go to the gym every time I get to the gym I was f****** miserable I just wanted to leave I didn't want to look at anything I don't want to talk to anybody and I text Mike I need a f****** break and he was like all right cool I was waiting for to get to that point but if it's like it's like I feel like it's something you have to earn such as people like people think they work hard but they don't really know what that means until they're like actually pushed to do something and that's where it where I got that point and that's why I like these next five weeks are going to be like super crucial in my training to this contest cuz I'm going to I'm going to beat my body to s*** 5 weeks you know when my husband will probably get pissed off because I'll be a prick one or two times at least but it's like you know this the biggest competition of the world and I know what I need to sacrifice to get to that point and that's going to mean Long training sessions really hard training sessions and you know just like Sims going to be my body down just to reap those rewards at the end of it biggest competition of the world and I know what I need to sacrifice to get to that point and that's going to mean Long training sessions really hard training sessions and you know just like I said it was going to be my body down just to reap those rewards at the end of it it hurts and cranky and just


    There’s a Strongman Competition Based on Conan’s Wheel of Pain
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    it's interesting that there's different she were different ones for different events yeah so the pulling for the truck tire one use a hiking ones so you're saying so this will be my first time using the typically we use rock climbing shoes because super grippy and dig into the asphalt these ones that I have from innovate now there are they there like anti-slip and they have gripping treads on them so I'm going to be using them for an event called the wheel pain coming up at the Arnold strongman classic which is based off of movie Conan the Barbarian a big bomb so they actually Rogue recreated that implement the Arnold ever really don't want to make it too easy for us while I'm in you just have to push it in a circle as far as you can in 75 seconds wow that's so f****** exhausted it's like even though something like a rolling on her for 60 seconds the first year they did this event and they change the rules this year where you have to keep your hands on the infinite like that like Brian's doing right there someone was just using their head yes so they don't want anybody to do that anymore so you have to keep your hands on the internet at all times and push like that what a dope design though I mean it really does lyrics they just got hired artist to carve it Wilderness get the snake everybody they I mean any of anything anything you could think of their this s*** have people to make it there f****** Echo Bike is the greatest cardio machine thing that I've ever used best it worse cuz it hurts the best Snakehead wheels so you have to push it against and so now they have to I can put it back together Nexus not like you could f****** s*** but I'm the only contest that use it for that one time a year push until you can't anymore goddamn banana slug of that so tired will come over like with oxygen afterwards you know exactly how they killed somebody is so free Robux for free Russian we think of strong people you think of Russians Eastern Europeans are always in the mix but honestly like dominating across-the-board lately has been us Iceland and that's about it is because we have the best steroids it could be what is a legal in Massachusetts so yes boundaries of all you just go at a buddy might have gotten a fighters on PCP to do bit off his finger and he didn't even realize it now he has a toe that they took they took his second toe and curved it so he can still punch so if you shake his hand his right hand shake see he's got a new me to shake a leg that's why wow shout-out to Joe Lake but obviously they don't want to take like that kind of stuff


    Joe Rogan | The Link Between Religion and Psychedelics
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    try the new ones like Moxie and tx-6 or something what knew we'd know this new types of like psychedelic you're over that shitt I don't need that the stuff that's real good enough these people want to try something other than mushrooms like what are you looking for are you an ass is not strong enough for you that you can turn off that you can switch off Michelle Doxie it's 5-meo test where they just alter a chemical rice slightly it doesn't fit that's where 5 Meo DMT was not classified as one of the band psychedelics in the 1970s weeping psychedelic act n n dimethyltryptamine was it was labeled 5-meo is DMT with an oxygen molecule attached to it which eliminate some I don't know what exactly that works but the visuals are very different it looks very different feels very different it's way more potent and it was legal forever like you could order it in the year two thousands we would get it from a f****** Chemical Company where you ordered over the internet and they would send you like a aspirin bottle of the s*** you can literally put the entire city on the moon with that Astor at that little aspirin while I got two days and it was so potent and is his white your powder that is like straight from his lab, Seneca grade pharmaceutical grade you in the center of the f****** Universe you feel like you're part of every cell in every Adam and every new try everything but your your part of everything you were the soup of it all there's no Detachment between you and things yeah yeah everything's just said you're absolutely one hundred percent sure you're dead and it probably is what happens when you die and then he come out of it you like what in the f*** like I just got that from a company is order that with Visa card that goes crazy this is a new you'd be able to just buy the stuff I do isn't host of these different things like do you remember Salvia I was just talked about today that's the legal or not I don't know because it's kind of falling out of favor it's not something people talked about a lot but when people found out that you could just get Salvia from a head shop head shop supposed to be but then they start selling the most mind-blowing psychedelic known to man 10 minutes yes unbelievably powerful a podcast and you lived in alternative life for three months he had a family he had jobs yet friends and then all the sudden came back to reality and he's like what yeah there he is right there until he was different world the fake one am I wrong apparently when you would have the Catholic priest going down the aisle waving that would either be Sage which is I think like a derivative of salvia divinorum I think not a derivative of cousin may be a close relative I think sage and Salvia divinorum or extremely close Okay in terms of like the Genesis genus Genesis I think it's real close I think it's it's one of those things where they think that maybe people were burning that but they were probably also most definitely burning cannabis and so they will wafting through the aisles with cannabis smoke getting everybody Second Hand high the Epic structure gigantic beautiful artworks they're calling buildings stage of salvia okay all stages are over time do the terms has been closely aligned with cooking or medicinal use and the term salvias been give it to more ornamental members of the jenis-jenis never the last Salvia is the Latin name or genus given to all these plants stage wow or closing a basic process purposes yeah then it all lyric Ross yeah yeah early Frost yeah they apparently he's a really good one like they've they really think that that really could have been at well they also there's a book called the article about the Oracle at Delphi right and she had these visions and she would prophesy the future and they went there and they found that they found her stool she was sitting over or her stool if she said that this country likes doing big date you can get those dinosaur poop fossilized so they found she was sitting over a crack with natural gas coming out so she's getting high off of whatever that is so it was natural gas leaking out to the ground where she was partying yeah of course she's going to speak in gibberish and and having all these Visions like when you inhale totally makes sense yeah I think that's probably a lot of these cases of course wacky things that people did I mean it only makes sense I mean they never did figure out what Soma is in the ancient Hindu is that right yeah but they don't know what is all this different speculation like some people think was a combinatory that it was like psilocybin mixed with something else and lotus flowers always different different series but nobody really knows but someone was obviously something that they were taken as a Sacrament they would have these profound effects that's most likely the root of all of these crazy religious experiences as people are tripping they're f****** balls off and they weren't lying like God did come to them which is Rich and DMT that's probably why this is the the metaphor right though the burning bush and God spoke to them in the burning bush that's probably it really means they were tripping but he was smoking it tripping balls and they met God and it came back with this is the only way we're going to get along and go to stop raping each other mystery religions that you have to be initiated into them and if you're going to join this whatever for lack of better term and they give you here take this you are going to experience something not only that no one ever that you've ever heard of right but like you don't even know how to handle it will change your life away but there's no vocabulary for it there it's not like now you know that's it it's your likes holyshit this is religious right you see you would think it's god dammit God John Marco Allegro racial group that they put together that was agnostic did he start studying while he was he was a ordained minister Benny start studying theology as I wanted to look at the etymology of the words he is his conclusion after 14 years that the entire Christian religion was a gigantic misunderstanding and what it really was about was psychedelic mushroom experiences and fertility rituals okay broke down the word Jesus to an ancient word that an ancient Sumerian word that means a mushroom covered in God's semen and the idea was that the the rain which would make everything grow well God come and there wasn't a bad thing I didn't think of, as bad they wanted to live everybody wanted it wanted to have children they wanted to prosper you and that when the rain would come mushrooms would appear almost instantaneously I've ever seen and when they would eat those they would trip they're f****** balls up so they had decided that this was Jesus and that this this this was what is godson yeah God created us from his own seed this is what Marco allegro's his research was going to he was trying to say that what was really going on with these people are trying to hide a lot of what the Psychedelic rituals are from the Romans and from the people that capture them they hit them in stories and Parables and there was all sorts of problems in the tree patients taking things from ancient Hebrew and you're breaking it down to the Latin and you break it down to German and English and I can't I can't believe he got a positive reception for this if you're taken. Didn't necessarily the book got bought out okay by the Catholic church and then recently reinstated and then got out they bought it they liked it. I think they took it off the market I think used to be able to only get a copy of is the only be able to get a like a used copy okay and then Ian Irvin put it out he republished it like a few maybe eight ten years ago so now you get ahold of you also publish another book after they took that one back what I think I don't know that the total history of it but probably the second book the second book was the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Christian myth in the first one was the sacred mushroom and the cross only makes sense if you think about people who live back then and we know that psychedelic mushrooms aren't recent like forever people found them and they most certainly did as there's a lot of depictions of them and is also a lot of iconography and a lot of like you see shapes that resemble mushrooms like all over the place and some of the ancient artwork and even people that are dancing naked under the influence of a mushroom soup as a translucent mushroom shape that surrounds them and ancient paintings and these religious paintings these people are dancing samosa they were tripping balls well if you didn't know any better of course you would think that's God talking to you if you know what psilocybin is you didn't know what dimethyltryptamine is you know what any of these things are going to hear voices because if you look at all these religious but more like guides to live life in a more virtuous or Pius or more away and then after it's over you want to be a better person but there's also a sense of comfort that it's going to be okay traditionally gives a lot of people like a sense of reassurance that someone's looking out you're not going to accidentally you know going in that it's a feeling that even if it's not okay it's okay garbage Dallas was one of them sweet with I think it's literally the best show of all time I was his name Jr was there you trip balls and talked about on CNN and said that it was one of the best experiences of his life cuz he no longer was afraid of death that before that he was afraid of death and the one thing that trippin I'm trippin hard apparently really did for him that he no longer held that fear and he had stared death in the face with his alcoholism liver transplant Prince of his life cuz he no longer was afraid of death that before that he was afraid of death and the one thing that trippin I'm trippin hard apparently really did forms that he no longer held that fear and he had stared death in the face cuz his alcoholism liver transplant whoever was so it was no joke is a huge alcoholic


    Corpse Flowers and Other Oddities w/Michael Malice | Joe Rogan
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    Rachel Hawk wasps sent me so this is one of the there's a guy who made a scale right he got stung by all the different insects and this is fighting five there's also a 5 plus they're very hard to get you the sting them is a guy who online goes through and get Sinnoh Stone but the reason they're so dangerous or or so venomous what they do is they sting the tarantula lay their eggs inside the tarantula and then tarantulas eaten alive by The Offspring 4 weeks and then when this was discovered this kind of stuff in the Middle Ages they were like this in a big theological dilemma because got wife at God make this happen yet why would God do that nature is I mean I could go down to the rabbit hole 4 hours please do so one of the one of the cousins that flowers called something in fantasy te so that didn't say anything about that flower represents the largest flower in the world two weeks yeah but the plant parasite right so the plant that it comes from has no stems roots or leaves so you can't keep it on display cuz it is entirely inside another species of Vine yeah we get ready people are there gorgeous they are beautiful oh wow look at that one where the guy's got his hand on it before so that's what it looks like sitting on the ground and then it pops open. Some f****** Avatar s*** right there I have something from the island of socotra which is an archipelago near the coast of Yemen called Duvall the Andhra duvalin dra and their flowers look I like meat because you won't attract flies and the hotter it gets in the house the more the flower smells it's really cool when you get into someone's actually heat activated just like rotten food would be it looks like a blown out butthole yeah but from an alien all there is there is a butthole that smells like s*** if you look up white slonia white Sloane a it smells like an a****** and has hairs that wriggle in the wind and it's it to replicate an a****** to White Sloane a like named after white and Sloan is from Somalia oh God how weird just the sheer variety and that smells like a butthole and has hair on it yet the hair mousse my friend calls and God mistakes you put it with the sheer variety of nature so weird isn't it great that mean we're just hoping that's not unusual is an assholes Not Unusual and every animal has an a****** why is it unusual to have a plant that looks like an a****** and we have the expression you're eating attract more flies with honey than like a pic to Shutterfly to ship you're going to flowers that smell like s*** yes and there's a lot of them there's a whole family of them and they're gorgeous yeah they smell when they pop open a fart noise like a fart cuz it's contained and then it pops open oh so like the gas is come out of it when it pops up Yahoo releases a dose you look up the biggest One Stop Aaliyah stapelia Are there any plants that have the same effect on people that like you know that one will not return evil plan actually the fungus so there's one branch of the cordyceps mushroom that infects ants get to know ya so that they spray the spores everywhere they die it grows inside of them then literally explodes out into the air so the spores one fact other ants Rowland ants find out that one of their members has been infected they'll take that Aunt way out of the community like wait to take a walk yeah cuz they know somehow or another that this thing's going to blow up on all their family he took they had found footage of this and literally like the mushroom grows out of the ant's head and the cops out if there's a lot of things that they're learning now about nature controlling the minds of other beings we haven't really a recent kind Discovery and have you locked news parasitic relationship one of my favorite ones ever was the the grasshopper that gets infected by this aquatic worm The Aquatic worm gets it to commit suicide so they can give birth to this warm it literally gets into the wiring of the Grasshoppers brain and convinces it to jump into a puddle what about the louse that eats fishes tongue becomes a functional tongue and become the time so there's there's a lot of this kind of crazy stuff yeah there's because it's so much easier to be a parasite you'd latch on your getting attrition you don't got to do anything you have to hunt you have to graze and you're just said well that's also just obviously parasitic if you want to think about it most organisms are semi parasite in that we need other organisms in order to survive if you're a farmer wants to hear a parasite if you're a beef farmer yeah and the other thing is if every species has several parasite they how many we had lice and it makes sense the majority of a parasitic micro-level you get down to her gut the different bacteria on your skin it's really fascinating how clever many of these organisms are it's a trip it's a weird thing to be a person my friend but it's also weird how we're finding out things that are even crazier and crazier the great now they're doing a lot of deep sea exploration and the things at the bottom of the ocean are just like what is that you saw that deepstaria thing. The jellyfish that looks like a lava lamp yes just like well that's also Dragonfish use a red light source because red doesn't show off show up for others so they can see what they've been known as can it's like my picture this is just amazing it's so cool and this hope realest amazing is how they're freaking out the scientist or watching it there like pacu got pretty that is now this thing has never seen light for millions of years it's the bottom of the sea so the fact that it knows how to react is Aurora's having a reaction is is pretty cool just the fact that that's a real thing that exists if we found out on the planet somewhere weird freak out this is the overlord this is the overmind of the planet and it's in the gelatinous form and it communicates you with vibrations this is why my autistic wouldn't let me watch Star Trek as a kid because I knew about stuff and then I'm watching Star Trek and they're going another planet is like a guy with a blue face and I'm just like this stupid it's just the guy wears look at Earth look at this right we can octopus it yeah they pulled it ashore and remove the octopus from the noble Eagle but a seagull sorry b**** that's a wrap but they're nasty their thieves they are so used to company that has a raise organic chickens that lost 2.2 million dollars and chickens to Eagles 160000 Eagles expats they go over there partying to have sex with underage eagles they were drafted for sure there's no rules up there that Wildland to the north believe that they decided to save the f****** thing and that weird oh my God octopus life cycle sometimes that they want have sex the male octopus and they just jakim and eat them what about the cut where they pretend to be female so they played yeah they're like beta males that are male feminists yeah they pretend to be something that London a female and pretend to be female and they f*** the females have male female mannerisms and characteristics just like these beta males and they sneak up next to him as an ally it's like they get their rocks off it's like every Washington Post reporter and they sneak up next to him as an ally it's like they get their rocks off it's like every Washington Post reporter and it's not in my last form autism is a good move


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with The Singulairity
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    I'm an entirely convinced that we're going to be in inside of a hundred years live in a world where all of your thoughts really are documented and there's theirs they have access to them the same way no one in their Wildest Dreams conceived the photographs 400 years ago and 400 years from now we're going to have the ability to record record thoughts and ideas and they're going to be able to read the contents of each other's minds right they could be maybe we do maybe we need some regulation maybe or maybe we just have to accept the fact that most of what goes wrong in the world goes wrong because people can think these secrets sneaky fried up. And when we do those no longer exist anymore maybe we'll clean out human behavior limits episode about that in the 1950s listen to all these conversations Indian on all this fun fun stuff but then this is one guy who's really dark like he's going to he's going to come in and blow everybody away and climaxes where he comes in and tells everybody in it and they go in there and it turns out they were going to do that next door it's called and so he did the research on asking subjects have you ever thought about killing somebody you didn't like and turn it like 80% of guys and 67% of women have had homicidal fantasies in their life 99.9% of never act on tell me what you would do and oh my God they're just incredible to read like I would break every bone in his body and then I would pull out fingernails and then I would just go out of your life but it's just fantasy some people of suicidal fantasies this guy's thinking about robbing the bank so he had a fantasy about it going to do it I thought about doing that iPhone Sterrett pictures other people's butts right Instagram and no longer board you know when I was in my religious phase and in college I asked I thought I have no idea and need that play again the deaf shall hear again and your body will be whole again and so she says well that's he I had uterine cancer so I had my uterus taken out do I get my uterus back when I go to heaven they said yeah because I don't want it back and you liked it the earlier Christian cult sex before they card introduced dualism they believe that you are when you're resurrected at the Inn after your death you are physically there in heaven physically and your soul the whole thing that's just one thing so the question is what how old are you when you're there you know so you're brought up there you're sitting next to Jesus and God and then whatever 3030 seems like a good year three now so what happens all the memories of my life for the last 33 years how do you get all those memories okay but the memory of my being 30 now is different from the memory I had when I was 50 of being 30 and 40 being 30 and even when I was in my thirties being 30 in a bit the memories are always changing and edited in in in in in forgotten or modified Glee based on life experiences that happened afterwards so in your twenties you go to discology marry this person to take this job whatever you don't really know what the info in the impact of those decisions are until much later in life which is why I always think it's ridiculous for people to write Memoirs in their twenties or thirties cuz they're celebrities that you have no idea what those things actually mean until much later so this is the problem of who you are so first of all we already know that none of your body is the same material it was a decade ago your cells are all recycled the molecules and atoms are gone there's new ones that replace it the pattern is the information that represents you Joe Rogan this is what you look like these are your memories still somehow that this has to be copied so and Ray Kurzweil scenario of the singularity we're going to upload the mind they're going to copy your connectome all your memories in your synapses okay so right away there's the problem of will which memories will all of them there are no fixed set of memories that are you your memories are always changing so the mummy take a snapshot of it that's just a fixed Point that's not you really you are this Nina long Continuum that's always kind of flexible unchanging so there's that and then there's the problem the up mind uploading scenario is there's two kinds of cells is the memory cells meme south of all your memories and then there's the point of view South POV self so when you go to sleep tonight you wake up tomorrow you're still looking at the world through your eyes and there's a continuity of point of view from one day to the next same thing with general anesthesia so like in the Johnny Depp movie Transcendence where he's poised these terrorists and he's dying he's got to like a week ago he copies has mind connected clothing of the genome and puts it into a computer and then he dies and they turn the computer on and he's in the computer looking out to the little camera hole I don't see how this could happen that is if we copied you your connectome everything all your memories so we had a Joe Rogan number to copy ready to go but instead of you dying let's say we had a sophisticated fmri brain scan machine slid you into it copied connect them uploaded it into the cloud or what and you're in then we slide you back at your standing there you you're still looking at the world through your eyes that's just Joe Rogan number to copy and no more do you look at that than a twin looks at it siblings as well there I am no no you're still standing. I'm here that's just a copy of me and so this to me seems essential problem with the Mind uploading scenario it's just a copy did you see the thing National Geographic today about the cloned monkeys no yeah Jimmy I tweeted it earlier today it's crazy and what are speculating that if they can do that to monkeys they're going to be able to be able to do that to him who is that that is very weird like ice data girls twin sister look exactly like her but like a little off just as something I feel like I truvista super super confused so they weren't the same person but they pretty much worry yeah here's the here's the article school at their clone monkey created in the lab now what yeah okay the article school at their clone monkeys created in the lab now what yeah okay well so you're making copies but it's not the same person individual life experiences at the moment you and your copy start diverging away and leading different lives in a different memories


    Joe Rogan on Near Death Experiences
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    things like that sell out in your book did you go over near death experiences who do you think is going on like when people like the ones that are fascinated me or people in the hospital bed that's either body right and you're dealing with a bunch of chemicals are released in the body right there's morphine and all sorts of dig out things yet basically on the edge right so important member that they're their near-death experiences you're not actually dead so there's there's a liminal transitional stage there where you're sliding into some other state of consciousness and altered state of consciousness and we know that if you inject or you take those are molecules that operate on a lock and key mechanism with the synapses in your brain and your neurons so if they these external drugs were in this molecular key mechanism there must be natural chemicals similar molecular weight to that in the brain already just in smaller doses so one theory about near-death experiences is that is this this is a way of transitioning from living to dead without feeling anxious and falling apart and upset and depressed or whatever it's kind of a smooth feel good in a better than a morphine drip kind of way of making the transition and that but we know for example that this scientist named doctor whinery work for the United States Air Force working with Pilots accelerating them in a centrifuge and they would block out this part of their training and 2 days 3 G's for G's boom out to go at at some point like 10 Gee's and most of them have these little dream what states that he called them which are kind of like I saw a tunnel floating out of the seat and having these sort of weird experiences and we know brain blasting to go your brain stem of course keep you alive so the cortex of shutting down from the outside in that would create this kind of tunneling effect in the back of your skull or your visual cortex is that would create some of that open brain surgery seizure on epileptic patients where they cut them open and they poke around to see where the seizures are starting and so they could zap those neurons instead of some big crude attack and anyways so while they're doing that to get permission from the patient to wake him up while they're on and the brain is open and they tap around with electrodes so this is one way to map with the brain is doing if so what do you report when I tap hero I just had a vision of my 10th birthday or whatever it's like okay that's where that that's start right there another spot right on the temporal lobe just above your ears where you can tap it and the person says oh I'm floating out of my bottom up by the ceiling now and you tap a little to the left on my left leg is at my right leg is at night my left arm is floating my right arm way up in here now I'm coming back down just by you know with a rheostat just controlling how much electricity is going into the neurons and that one particular spot so we know for sure that the near-death experiences are in the brain that experiences that the people report a real they have experience but we know it's neurologically based now the counterargument is yes of course you have to have your brain to have experiences but it's kind of like a doors of perception opening into this other Realm these chemicals allow you to do it's like by the way I've been talking with the Graham Hancock about he's invited me to come join him and arrhythmia in Costa Rica to try this and I've never tried this and I'm tempted to go do this to say okay let's I'm going to write about these things I should or does it open some door to some other dimension okay that's and the near-death experience Believers counter that will yes it's in your brain but it still is taking you somewhere else the problem is is that how you tell the difference between I had a personal experience that the only way you can share it is if you actually go through it yourself for a scientific community that studies it well there should be some way to test it somehow or tell the difference between that sell for can you dealing with memories and dreams and ideas like you can't measure those either that's right so the most famous example is that even Alexander's trip to Heaven he wrote a book called proof of heaven now this is a harvard-trained neurologist he knows more about the Brandon I do and so he knows all the research I'm talking to you about and there's a lot more powerful sou Texas tripping the colors were unbelievably intense and Rich I felt just deep personal love for the people I saw on and Oneness with the cosmos and about this quote from Oliver Sacks Memoir when he talks about in the sixties when he was dropping acid and then the colors were incredibly intense and I had this incredible feeling of love and connected and I quote from Sam Harris's the opening pages of waking up and took ecstasy and I'm sitting there in watching my buddy and all of a sudden I feel as intense love for my friend that you and the narratives are indistinguishable to an outsider so how do you know that you're actually going to heaven or you're just having a fantastic trip once entirely possible it's both going through chemical doorways that are created by these molecules and that it experiences some frequency on the on the dial if there's a radio dial maybe we're at 95.5 but if you can get 297 if you take you know x amount of milligrams of diamond a tryptamine and then you go to this new place physically here not true I don't know but that's the idea yet sounds good getting at is super cork problem of what is truth definition personal and you can't corroborate them through some external scientific method so I mean Science is based on the that's true because I experienced that you know so I wrote a column inside of America mouth is called what is true that I start off with like why the truth for me is that dark chocolate better than milk chocolate and maybe you say milk chocolate slide there from into things like these personal experiences we have so you know so what I think gram is hoping if I go to with me and try Ayahuasca and I say while I report this fantastic experience I had presumably I'll have this and then it'll be well did I go to this other dimension and now I really kind of as a skeptic need to renounce my pure materialistic monistic belief in and admit there's a dualistic that's another side is a spirit side or something cancel my pure materialistic monistic belief in in in in admit there's a dualistic that's another side is a spirit side or something and I'm not at all sure I could do that because how would I get out of my own head and say I know for sure that that I went to this other place cuz I wouldn't know


    The Deadly Sleep Disorder Common Among Strongmen
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    log press is my bread and butter and talked about then there's all the Yoke walk which is no proper stance pick it up on your back and walk with it you know that's one event that I'm really well known for his Wellness one that Martins tends to struggle at so I can buy man we had a 1350 lb on that thing it was a b**** and then we had to pick up a 1000-pound yoke and then the 1350 about like cranial pressure like my I felt like my eyes with purple withdraw me like when you have $1,300 in your back like you're not going to breathe that well like you can't really expect your lungs in your ribs to breathe properly was holding your breath so and that's with most myself like I hold my breath whenever I do moving events and I just try to Exhale and inhale is shortened as small as possible just to get enough so I don't pass out pretty much is anybody pass out all the time 2018 I like the way you cared it was just like resting right on his diaphragm and he didn't pick it up high enough to go onto the platform he just ran into the platform fell backwards and was just out cold and Magnus ver magnusson is standing right next to him another awesome name great name didn't which didn't move a muscle he just goes part of what we do I can only imagine it doesn't stop it doesn't sound good when I'm saying it out makes sense though not typically it has happened the only person that comes to mind is a guy I can't remember what year was Jesse marunde and he he did have a heart attack in the gym when he was training and that's how he passed away and he was I believe he's only 28 or 29 years old it happens in Jiu-Jitsu yeah and then you know I mean another thing is like sleep apnea because you guys are so big so that caused a lot of stress on the heart I don't you know I'm pretty fortunate that I don't have that issue when I sleep you know about a previous coach Mike Jenkins he passed away in 2013 because of sleep apnea and you know just a strain on his heart yeah it's not good it's basically not sleeping yeah I don't even suffocate yourself it's crazy so a lot of the guys at this level do but I mean that but that's mainly like their size and I have it really get around that 300 lb body weight like you snore not terribly on planes I do but that's cuz my Annabelle bodyweight like you snore not terribly on planes I do but that's cuz my


    Rob Kearney Explains How They Choose Strongman Challenges
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    what's so fascinating to me when you think about people that explore the boundaries of what a human body capable of and strong man is like what is like guys who do you like David Goggins to do like the ultramarathons but strong man is like that's another form of this extreme pushing of the boundaries of what is capable I've gotten even like the weights keep getting heavier every year everybody keeps getting faster and I don't like all the time when the f*** is this going to stop you know like we show up to a contest right there was literally contest in 2018 where the devil's was 880 lb for wraps the log press world record is 502 lb overhead right now you know it's just like these crazy outlandish numbers but like the people like we keep doing them so I guess we're doing it to ourselves to point I guess so but do you like what is pushing is it just it you is it a preconceived idea what's possible and now that the bar has been moved and now you realize it or is it just a people or more tific about their training now that's what it is I think it's and it's also like when it did the evolution of equipment over the years you know like with Rogue being warm and Equipment sponsor now they make all strongman equipment so like regular people have strongman equipment in their gyms you know you're like PT clinics that have Farmers Handles in them for people to work on core musculature and talk to her when they're walking so I think just like the general availability of strongman equipment has made it easier for people to train it more regularly and get better at the event you look me up a practice you know like being strong is great but you have to be able to manipulate the movement and manipulate the Implement to work and that's where just like the training in the practice at portion of it comes in so I think that's why we've seen you know a lot of these weights being pushed so much further because everybody pretty much as regular access to these Norman influence now like how long have people been doing this when was the first Strongman Competition I mean strong that dates back to like a 1700 really to look at old you know quote" strong men doing these Feats of Strength one of the most notable names is Louis cyr Canada who was about my size actually and is revered to be one of the strongest man in history and so he was doing like these dumbbell lifts in these baculus these hipnthigh list and stuff like that so strong that's been around for a long time but world Strongest Man didn't become a thing until the 70s that's one world Strongest Man 77 was the first year and that's when it kind of became a sport no not just a kind of a hobby I guess so how do they determine what stuff you're going to do for the World's Strongest Man did they mean did they have a panel of experts at sit down and devised each individual event would like potato sack races back at World's Strongest Man a long time ago now it's little more standardized where they do have like a committee where it's Nino people from the strongman circuit and judges and stuff like that but they also bring TV execs cuz they want stuff that's going to look cool you know Bea and I think that's a great thing because you don't want us like stuff that is cool to me isn't going to look cool to somebody that doesn't want him out the sports sometimes so when they choose the events like pulling two monster trucks like okay one it's you have to be strong as f*** to be able to do it but also looks really cool on TV I love both of those things to make it the most pleasing to the average person occult but also impressive exactly like the deadlift event they don't have us this is one of the world records that he did and how old is he and he's just chilling and you just have to hold it as long as you can have his f****** shoulders yeah that is preposterous it's dumb that dude has Preposterous muscles deep and heavy or an event like this it sucks 30 that is crazy that's exactly it to Black tongue cracked and outlying amazing so with with an event like that it's more just rely try to relax and getting into like a comment estate because you don't want to be super revved up because you're not moving you're just focusing on your grip and that's the biggest thing for an event like that but then there's also events were like okay when your max in your deadlift you do have to hold your breath right so it's different for everything you do look at it police system in the gym so you just like regular handles that use them like a cable machine set up a pulley on like a squat rack or like one of the Rogue rigs have a loading pins coming down stack weights on that and then just pull up holds like that hangs from a barbell barbell from a pull-up bar how long can you dead hang for a minute that's impressive of guys that heavy so I woke up my shoulders usually get tired


    Circumcisions Are Unnecessary And They Kill Hundreds of Babies a Year
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    you like President I was just telling Jamie that I was in I spent New Year's in New Hampshire with Andrew Yang and yang gang cuz I'm writing about him and I have to tell you like I'm really not just saying this the power of it was insane like I went down the line waiting to get into this bar was snowing outside I just like I asked everybody had to hear about Andrew Yang like 80% of them was from your podcast unbelievable I like I like his energy I don't know if I agree with him on like I don't have strong views about you bi or what he calls the freedom dividend thousand dollars a month I don't know what I think about that he's looking against circumcision he's like all of these views about things agree with him on most of his things every year guy from that all the time is very, like multiple children per year lose their penis from an unnecessary Antiquated operation will you cut off their dicks to make it look different cutting skin off of their dick and they wind up getting infected and they lose their text its it mean it doesn't happen all the time but it happens enough time where you go this should never happen this isn't completely unnecessary operation probably going to be 229 deaths per year from circumcision the United States Bollinger estimated apparently approximately 119 infant boys die from circumcision related each year in the u.s. 1.3% of all male neonatal deaths from all causes there's several case reports of death in the medical literature yeah it's not simple you're cutting skin skin is an organ your you you have an unnecessary unnecessary operation you doing to an infant and it's decorative prevent STDs and don't know it don't wash your dick ridiculous ritual doesn't make any sense the arguments for and against like that it's prevent STDs like let-go prep prevent STDs condoms and abstinence that's what prevents STDs and end in some cases vaccinations this is what prevents STDs this circumcision is ridiculous William yeah don't cut baby ducks it's real simple you say it that way people go yeah it sounds gross coliseo circumcision like oh what a wonderful ritual that is symbolic of your journey until it's the f*** out of here cutting baby dicks it's it doesn't make any sense I mean it's not as disgusting as what they do to women's clitorises and Indian insert yes doing in a way that's okay like if you cut a piece of my earlobe off I'm going to be alright family of four daughters I have not thought deeply about I did not know that statistically put it up there and talk to people who have had immediate family members who have had a horrible illnesses or injuries from circumcision play four daughters I have not thought deeply about I did not know that statistically put it up the most people don't know it and I talk to people who have had immediate family members who have had a horrible illnesses or injuries from circumcision


    Joe Rogan Discusses Presidential Candidates with Bari Weiss
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    do presidential candidates everything before we got to love his energy like him as a person a lot he's like he's real you know he's like most politicians are aliens and he's not and it's so refreshing and who is this rational he's great and one of the things that is so like refreshing about him is that the I don't know if I've been in a room in the past year with so many former Bernie and for former Trump people which are a lot of his supporters you know we're like disaffected disappointed Trump people and then people that supported Bernie in 2016 and there's just I don't know like when you hear him talk the villain of his stump speech is not Donald Trump even though he hates Donald Trump the villain is Amazon and big Pharma and you do automation like the things that are actually transforming and decimating the country this emotional Journey with Biden where it first I'm like totally like I liked him then I'm like old kind of losing it no way he can win and now I feel like I've gone back to maybe like you cuz he's way too old I will be very surprised if the candidate is not Bernie both because of the fundraising and because of where he is in the polls and because and this is the most fundamental thing the the energy in the country right now is a populist energy and I just don't think that a moderate like the ones that I like like Klobuchar abiding can capture that the energy of the base I think it I think that energy is just really you have a f****** and put Elizabeth Warren in and it's only going to have a hard time when someone is the sitting president who is extremely controversial extremely polarizing but also we're in a great time economically that's hard for people to deviate from it's hard for people to deviate from good economy when you look at the stock market when you look at a lot of things that you could point to the standard issues that you point to and then you deal with all this Lunas on the left that Trump is the complete opposite of you he's being a little finger exactly when he got it off as I said political correctness just got hit with a missile to the dick that's what it was like when that guy got an office like what the f*** he just want after all that grab the p**** stuff and all that all the craziness behind the fact that he was able to weather that storm and it didn't even seem to shake them if you don't like me I get loud you know we know what we really need that guy know we need Trump as president it's going to be hard it's going to be it's always hard to get someone out of office I mean what song George HW Bush was Ross Perot in a lot of people forget that Ross Perot this eccentric billionaire got on television and bought an entire half hour of regular Primetime television and put on this display why you're getting f***** and explain taxes to you and explain Mike Bloomberg going to be the Ross Perot of 20/20 it doesn't make sense he doesn't make sense I don't think he's he's wasting his time just think he's the opposite of what people want they don't want that ever existed if you catch them in their worst moment and you magnify those moments and you cut out everything else and you only display display those worst moments that's you can't find very many with Bernie he's been insanely consistent his entire life he's basically been saying the same thing and for the same thing his whole life and that in and of itself is a very powerful structure to operate from and he's addressing the thing that people are most obsessed with right now which is economic and equality and he's a really consistent on it resume normal winning now but did you like him I was a huge Division and people I know either they love him or they really really think that he's like graph of noxious all of that I know you don't like Tulsi I love her I love her I love her think she's awesome I love her I love Bernie and I love Andrew Yang and I talked about calcium periodate I forgot to bring up Andrew Yang I apologize for that I said everybody else can eat s*** I didn't mean and I really I do like it was just a mistake when is the Tulsa appeal for you well I think she first of all is someone who served twice overseas been deployed twice and understands the actual cost of War worked in you know medical units saw people murdered and shot down and ended destroyed by War and she wants none of it she wants us to have less intervention interventionist foreign policy decisions that affect people's lives and send our young brothers and sisters over there to go that's one thing she's a person who served in Congress you understand that work is a very nice friendly person I believe her when I talked to her she's very genuine you know and you know if you want a woman president that's that's what you want you want a young woman who has served in Congress who has served overseas been deployed she makes a lot of sense with a lot of things she sang that's what I like about it got it 0 painting on her I like her 0 purissima though in your life and until things are really popping where I have to pay attention to her I'm just like she ain't got shot together would be a f****** devastating combination I really do I don't know if they'd ever work out together I don't know if that's possible but I think them together might work that might work. Might get enough people to go you know what this is all just too f****** crazy let's let's try something different calling a Russian asset like under strange that Hillary Clinton said that I do but I know I'm not a fan of Hillary Clinton I'm not a fan of that hole I did there a part of a different world right there a part of a different world where corruption was open and accepted and it was a part of the program and if you pay attention to the Clinton Foundation you pay attention to the the amount of money that they would get paid to speak to Bankers in the fact they wouldn't release the transcripts that was a great thing about Bernie during the 2016 election who is the transcripts transcripts Larry David and it was like it was very strange that I'm literally looking in there but him as a human being when I was hanging out with him believe in him I like him I like him a lot I know that scandalous thing about in The Daily Mail just like with like Bernie Sanders he request his Junior Suites in his hotels to be 65° and he asks his staff to collect honey packets Soviet Union for Nicaragua I mean his foreign policy stuff disaster and that's what that is what Trump will crush him on Trump wants Bernie to be the candidate would be great to Rock I mean he's foreign policy stuff disaster and that's what the depth that is what Trump will crush him on Trump wants Bernie to be the candidate would be great to


    Religion Replacing Politics w/Bari Weiss | Joe Rogan
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    I think it's really good about church is the community yes I mean this to me connect to the thing that we open by talking about which is polarization and tribal you know the tribal politics for a living and I think you've had Jonathan haidt on the show and really in about this that we were evolved to be religious creatures in a certain way and what happens when we lose religion that impulse go somewhere that impulse has gone into you know politics you know it's like why are the stakes of that so unbelievably High because that is sort of the operating system that people are organizing their life around more and more to convince people that are on convincible if they're you know I think fighting for the idea of God is sort of a losing argument in the culture so how do we retain the good things that came from religious structures in a post god age I think that's a huge question what are what are people really wary of 1 things are wary of is the recluse right where we're aware of the Unabomber weary of that guy who lives in the woods and it doesn't the isolationist doesn't need anybody else there by themselves like will that person doesn't follow by the rules of our community will what are we comfortable about a comfortable love friendly neighbors we're comfortable I can't you need help you need me to help dig out of the snow do you need this do you need that like that's what we loved right cuz then and we love people that share our values right we like to live in a community of shared values because then you like you're all we're all comforting each other all saying we're all in this together we have hardships we going to have a good time but the the will have more good times will be able to get through the hardships if we operate together with similar values living in an age where people are completely isolated you know everyone on the campaign Trail talking about the diseases of Despair and how the lifespan in this country has gone down for the past 3 life expectancy has gone down the past 3 years be remembered is an unbelievably transformative time and Trump is only one data point like he's a symptom and he's a catalyst but he's not the whole picture and to see him as a whole picture I think it's just like completely missing the moment that were in a lot of what's going on here and I mean what you said the people enjoying when people can speak their mind when people see Ricky Gervais get up at the Golden Globes yes yes Chappell's like Chappelle was something like 20% favorable know it was 00 and again and again and I just wonder like how that resolves itself or maybe it doesn't it suck when you have I come to meet the common man when we talk and people listen to reasonable discussion then they feel more emboldened to have reasonable discussion of their own maybe perhaps some private maybe I just f****** put tin foil over the window Bolt the door shot make sure they can talk honestly it isn't worth living in the freest Society in human history and people are acting like the Stasi is looking over their shoulder what would it look like if all the journalists at the Washington Post New York Times and Wall Street Journal were banned from being on Twitter circular thing where we all know the landmines right like the things we don't want to touch like the hills we don't want to die on and it's what's scary about the Stasi like atmosphere of it is like my job is to write opinion columns and commission other people to do that and yet I feel the self-censoring even before I've written right round like wait I don't want to die on that Hill I don't want to unlock is that really the battle I want to take on I should probably just stick to this topping instead of that topic because I know if I do that topic like I know what awaits me like why am I why would I willingly go to the guillotine well that's what's weird about your position because you're an opinion writer right and that's what you do when you're not allowed to give your honest opinion in a lot of people's eyes they want you to be compliant with woke culture and I think one of the reasons that I get in a lot of trouble or and provocative or whatever the words that go before my name or whenever I mentioned now controversial is because I you know I think more than others I refuse to follow the rule because what's the point like role confusion the crowned like I'm not going to waste my life following some fake rule determined by random people on the internet and like this desire for you to comply I mean this is part of the game that's going on when people don't have control their own lives they love to control other people's lives and one of the things that happens when you have an opinion that does not follow the whatever the path has been clearly grooved for us to when you you're supposed to have very specific ideas about these very clearly Define subject when you deviate from those and people start attacking you they're the ones are trying to do and many of them is a lot of what they're trying to do this it's new ones but one of things are trying to do with a trying to get you to listen to them so that they have some power they feel powerless in the world and if they can push your button if they can break your glass have some power they're also trying to issue a warning right they're issuing a warning to the people in their group saying if you deviate we're going to do to you what we're doing to her right now and you know and it just like what's sad about it it's like the number of young people I know who are so talented and you know where our dogs or just independent minded people like liberals they choose not to choose not to become public people like they decide not to go into journalism not to do company not to do any number of things because like why would you choose to you know being that Arena if this is what it means


    The Real Problem with Elizabeth Warren Saying She's Native American | Joe Rogan
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    I love the fact they said that it's racist when he calls her Pocahontas racist political judgment when she decided to publicly go through the DNA in the 23andMe or whatever it was approved that she was in fact partially Native American it was like just dude back off from behind forever now no matter what but now at least it's off the table she showed the slightest sliver of Native American Elizabeth Warren's not the candidate that's not going to be what he hits her with every single time for sure but it would be more on the table if she's never taken a DNA test for sure if you lie about being Dutch okay it's like you know it's kind of a cool daphna City but it's not that but you lie about being Native American it's different because like they're one of the most maligned and repressed people's ever in in recorded history I mean they were wiped off the face of the map and stuck into these little pockets of land that don't have strong natural resources I mean I've been I'm on my fifth book in the last three months are Native Americans became obsessed Empire of the summer Moon book on the Comanches and it is f****** incredible it's incredible when you realize like that this was going on in this country just a hundred and fifty years ago and that for hundreds of years the Comanches just dominated the West they dominated the plains in until they invented a gun that can shoot more than one bullet the the white men with us the Comanches with just dominate them cuz he could shoot our left an hour and they were just a ferocious people that know artwork no beadwork they just they just made teepees like they'd really they weren't they didn't have like a lustrous like works of art and beautiful can them with the with the Comanches World War people they they rated they hunted the ate mostly meat all they ate was me they did barely they didn't Farm didn't do any farming there's roamed around killed and just dominated the entire Western half of this country for hundreds and hundreds of years cuz they were the first ones to figure out how to ride horses they were the first ones to not to figure out how to ride horses but to to raise horses animal husbandry they they they figured out how to accumulate large Stables of horses and ride them better than anybody could you need to read that the woman out there that's on the wall that the outside they didn't need American woman is breastfeeding woman a baby and Parker Cynthia Ann Parker was she was abducted by the Comanches when she was 9 years old and then became accepted as a part of the tribe and then went on to be the wife of the major cheap one of the major Comanche Chiefs and then was kidnap back by the United States when she was 30 but she didn't want to be a whole lot but the history of the Bison in the United States in the Native Americans that would travel with the Bison all these different tribes that would they basically coexisted with the Bison just moving bison as they migrated in hunting the bison and I was just like one strange thing that these people lived in the Stone Age but fantastic way with all these myths and legends and stories and have so much magic in their life and then all that's gone all that's gone and now we just like that but that's a big deal magical cultures in a lot of ways because the day did horrific things to each other there's no doubt about the Comanches were f****** ruthless to each other to other Native American tribes they they went on war constantly of a rating each other constantly kidnapping abducting murdering I mean there was this has no like this idea of Native Americans being like the way they lived was but fascinating fascinating and powerful and they had their very strict rules and codes of operating that were very unlike the Western world and they were invaded they were invaded and dominated and killed off by disease and then ultimate I mean there was neither were shooting Buffalo to starve the Indians out there was a lot of crazy s*** that went down so when she comes out and says you know Ohio grub Native American. The f*** you did the f*** you did and the more books I read now I'm on Black Elk speaks which is my favorite one so far because Black Elk speaks is an actual man named blackout who is a iguala Sioux medicine man Lakota medicine man who in the 1930s told his story so he was alive when he was there when Custer was murdered the Sioux were forced into reservations he's telling the story of them going from living this nomadic life to be enforcing these reservations reservations and starving and alcoholism and all that they chaos that came with it so then this one is this one's the best because it's literally his words to get a direct translation he's talking to his son his son is talking to the author in the book was written the 1930s right now with someone but we're working on that right now we're reaching out to a couple different Native American groups to try to find a good representative representative to come in and talk about what you know their grandparents and the stores that they had heard yeah it's it's crazy subject and it's to me pretending you're anything is not good but pretending your Native American to me is like whoa that's because that's one where everybody it's there's like a spiritual the aspect Native Americans it's implied like you say your Native American people to Hawkeye f****** knows things you're allowed to have feathers you can have a non ironic dreamcatcher on your wall you know it's like cosplay as ya from their great-grandparents and also the thing about Parker right Cynthia Ann Parker was 0% Native American but she was 100% Indian she still was a Native American Eve cuz she's a abducted when she was 9 and live their life she wanted to go back and get her words you know when when when she's describing the difference like the command world was filled with magic and gods the water was a guy the sky was a God everything was it was magic lets you would do his rituals that would do to protect themselves in combat and all these things made life fantastic this to the hunting of the buffalo in the nomadic way of life and then all sudden to be locked into these buildings and wearing these clothes and stuck Within These rituals that the white men would were live she didn't want to have any part of that so even though like you know was Cynthia Ann Parker's if she had sex with a white man and made a white baby that is not a Native American baby but it kind of is you know I mean in terms of culture she's she was 100% all in Comanche when they eventually abducted her back amazing stuff so f*** Elizabeth warranty that crazy Native American talk to her maybe she didn't know she was 1 mm Native American think I don't know she's she's an expert and and she's clearly did pulled her aside and in private and said a woman can never be president tell me how you saw that moment well the CNN moment was very interesting right when she walked up to him in this very public way that I think you just called me a liar and a thief it's incredible I think it was a ploy I don't buy it he's been her Ally forever and to me it shows a sign of great disloyalty and great dishonesty like the way she did it she did it as it's a ploy like ideally her and him could be allies and she could be GNC together you should be allies right he's a powerful force in the Democratic party she's a powerful force in the Democratic Party from like many years ago where he said that a woman is never going to win all the time which is can a woman win Bernie gave an answer that probably let a lot of people giving those conversations which is Maybe not maybe the American people are too sexist to elect a woman like that's possible if she meant that in an observational way not at any judgment on who she is or the capability of a woman to be president and she heard it in the negative way of almond can be president strategy on your part that backfired that's not a question but I also think that you know I have those conversations every day can a woman be present while they have these ideas about what a president is and a president is an older male who is well-spoken and educated who understand this many factors yeah a&n lot of other AR right now and you aren't you working man Andrew Yang is like experience what are cyclist mayor is now running for president I mean she came hard she went hard the that was the real problem with it was it it was obviously calculated it didn't it when people are talking if someone said look if he was like a closet misogynist can't win or maybe not made any sense was not anything sexist or misogynist I say sometimes I ask out loud to my friends I don't know if a woman can't win for president will Hillary won the popular vote if you and I were just sitting around having a cup of coffee and we're just talkin we just talk and then I went and when I decide against this is a statement I'm saying right now I don't know what my next word is going to be alright everyone knows that we we all know that when we're talkin it's learning through reading a speech or if you have like a very clear doctrine that you liked this is my this is my idea of the world let me let thought this through very carefully down and I like to share it with you I'm going to hold you to that and then if you change that opinion I'd like you to tell me why you changed it and tell me why you why you were wrong but that's different you talk maybe that's what he said you know maybe that's upset and then she's like he privately told me a woman can never be present


    Anti-Semitism is Built Into the Scaffolding of Western Civilization?
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    what we're talking about with anti-Semitism one of the reasons why it's always been so confusing to me is because it seems to be this there's a lot of these white supremacists that they did they lean in that door they lean towards anti-Semitism first like almost it's almost more acceptable is almost more like they think they can get away with it they'll find more support online like if you say online in a lot of these forums like if you say hey we got to get rid of all these black people you're going to just going to be so many more red flags then if you say we have to get rid of Jews I don't understand that one because it's when people look different from you if you are an Asian person who is racist against black people or a black person is racist against white people or if someone is different than racism racism is always disgusting it's always horrific and ignorant but at least I can kind of see how you could be tricked into thinking that way I don't understand anti-Semitism list in times of economic and social upheaval the reason that anti-Semitism is resurgent right now is because I'm not justifying it but it's because we're in going back to our earlier conversation a time where people are disoriented their disaffected they're confused their shortchanged and they're looking for an easy answer which is a huge huge huge idea that anti-Semitism is built into the scaffolding of Western Civilization. It's never going away it's like think about it like an intellectual disease that's built into the foundations of the civilization that we live in and in times where that Civilization or that's a given Society is healthy anti-Semitism along with xenophobia and racism and all kinds of other bigotry or sort of kept in check and it when the society becomes unhealthy and we're living in a deeply unhealthy Society many different ways right now anti-Semitism is something that people reach for right it's like if you want understand like the Nazi rise to power you kind of can understand it without looking to the fact that there was you know when incredible economic depression in Germany and there was a scapegoat and if you look not to justify it but if you look throughout history right look at the Bubonic plague the Bubonic plague came because of rats to the European continent brought on ships from Crimea but people did not at the time they looked white who did they blame they blame the Jews the Jews were dying at a lesser rate than their non-jewish neighbors probably because of religious rituals that use have like washing your hands before you break bread and say a blessing dunking in the ritual bath before the Sabbath and all of these other things that probably kept them more protected against the plague than their Neighbours would rather than looking in and saying oh maybe they're doing something right and something we should mimic their neighbors said kill the juice to it literally like throw the Jews down the well and it led to you do massive programs killing Jews for an in the claim was that the Jews literally poisoned the drinking water throughout Europe so it's like it's this irrational hatred but it is so so deep because it goes back to the most important myth that Western Civilization is built on it is the Christian story Jewish people are it's it's it makes a lot of sense but the fact it still continues to accept as a foundational principle that this is baked into the world that we live in and we're never going to cure it and it's never going to go completely away the best thing that we can do is build healthy cultures that protect certain virtues like Liberty like freedom of the individual like religious liberty all the state like it's not a coincidence that has been so good for the Jews it's because so many of the ideas that protect minorities and religious minorities like Jews was for all of their fault for all of the founders false right and they had many including owning people but you know George Washington in his this letter to the first Jewish community of this country and Rhode Island and he said something that was been incredibly radical which is pathetic that it was but he says new Jews in America are not just going to be tolerated they're going to possess the same the same citizenship as everyone else. At the time was a radical departure from history in the Islamic world the Jews that always lived as dimi's a second-class citizen and in the car world it was worse and what would people forget right is like right now radical Islam when it comes to the religions is the greatest threat to Jews but for most of its history Islam was much more tolerant of Jews than Christianity was which is something that's kind of like has gotten lost to history


    Bari Weiss Deconstructs “Great Replacement” Conspiracy Theory
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    Wichita clay book the way it opens is so we should tell people that you are from transitioning at the temple where the Pittsburgh shooter and so that was just tell people which is like pretty much down the street from Mister Rogers like was quite literally Mister Rogers Neighborhood he's from there and was amazing place to grow up I became apartments on 1997 and it happened at tree of life I actually was a member of a different synagogue called Beth Shalom but there had been this fire until all of the kids who were becoming a bar Bat Mitzvah that year did it at tree of life and you know in the same way that people about 9/11 as a date I think about also October 27th 2018 because that morning I was in Arizona to give a speech to a group and I looked at my phone around 10 in the morning to like my family WhatsApp chat and my youngest sister had just said there's a shooter tree of life and my thought immediately went to my dad because my dad is kind of what we think of it like a promiscuous Jew like he goes to different synagogues he has membership dues at various ones he likes the sermons that one in the the scotch another and I thought there was a good possibility that he was there thank God he was not there but my mom won't back you know we're going to know people there my dad knew most of the people 11 people were killed it was the most lethal anti-semitic attack in all of American History I knew several of the people that were killed when it ended up I was supposed to actually go to Israel the next day on a reporting trip to report on this fast archaeological dig but I ended up putting that trip off doing that story later and just spending the week to see what happened what happens to a community when when something like this goes down because like we read about mass shootings all the time right so much so that they become kind of an abstraction and I you know I don't report on this stuff so I had never borne witness to what unfolds and it was it was a really transformative week and I right in the book but I feel like in retrospect I had spent my life on a kind of holiday from history both because I was you know I'm a Jew of the post-war era which is to say the part of the luckiest diaspora in all of Jewish history like the Jews since the end of World War II in this country have had it better than we've ever had it ever before and all of the kind of Mythology about what America could be the idea that it's a City on a Hill the idea that it's a New Jerusalem like I was raised on those ideas and even though anti-semitic things happen to me like speaking of Catholic School like I would wait for the school bus to my Jewish Day School with my sister and there was this Catholic school bus that would drive by and they would scream you know Pikes and dirty Jews and wear your horns and I remembered High School people someone telling me to pick up pennies like things happened but it all kind of like didn't register it really rolled off my back because I saw those vestiges from earlier and ugly or time like something that those people should be embarrassed about not something that said anything about me and you know even after Pittsburgh though I was kind of like you could still delude yourself into thinking like this is a one-off it shouldn't change you know the fundamental jewish-american assessment of our experience here and our place of belonging here but then six months later to the to the day there's another white attack on a synagogue in Poway California and then we've had you know that we've had this rash of violent anti-semitic attacks happening in the New York area which I hope will talk about but you know it's weird because I grew up in a very political family like my my dad's a little obsessed with politics were always talking about politics and and we're always talking about like Jews right like we're really proud Jewish Family and so it wasn't that I thought anti-Semitism had died like I was you know I watched anti-Semitism as it was sort of resurging and countries like France and England in Western Europe but I sort of looked at all of that with a with some level of distance and maybe even a little condescension like we're sort of inoculate it from that disease in America America singular America is sort of separate from the tragedy of so much of Jewish history I have to say that like it sounds naive but I was sort of shocked to see it that it's here to you knowing that we haven't escaped from it and that'll weakening happened a little bit before Pittsburgh which is it happened I think it was April 2017 you correct me when was the Charlottesville March member of the unite the right March shouting blood and soil like Boonton Boudin which is a Nazi slogan you will not replace us and when I heard that you like the Jews will not replace us right I heard it in like the plain meaning of that phrase like the Jews not going to take my job the Jew is not going to like take my job in the corner office or whatever but in fact it was like best replacement Siri ideology which is that brown people and black people and Muslims and immigrants are coming to replace our white civilization and the the the Jews job is basically to pass as a white person but in fact do the bidding of these people that we deem to be not pure where where's our come from that is a deeply deeply ancient anti-semitic conspiracy theory right it's the idea liquor back to New Testament let's go back to to Jesus right what happened in that story the story there is that the Jews go to Pontius Pilate and say you know like this person's unacceptable to us and in the mythology of that story the Jews get what we've been the most powerful Empire in the world the Roman Empire to do their bidding and you had this line in the Book of Matthew that is also I mean the bloodiness of this line cannot be Quantified where he says you know his blood be on us and on our children which goes you know down through the centuries to justify the killing of a view of Untold numbers of Jews but the idea of the Jew as sort of likable Wiley manipulator as a Jew as having proximity to power not being in power but being able to sort of be the Puppet Master pulling the levers of power see that play out in lots of different iterations Through Time right you see it I'm trying to think about useful examples for your listeners but but that is sort of the Trope right and it is an ancient one but it's being utilized in really new ways so it's not literally that the Jew is going to replace it is that the Jew who the Jew and away is sort of like the greatest trick the devil played mrs. the language of Eric worre who wrote this amazing essay called Skin In the game and he talks he says he's a black anti-racist activist and he talks about figuring out how anti-Semitism is kind of the linchpin of white supremacy because the Jew appears to be white but in fact he's not white I mean this is all based on this live at race is not a social the race is not a contract right it's is not white but he appears to be but in fact you loyal to these people who are coming to sell the America and so when you have someone like Congressman Steve King saying we can't replace our civilization with someone else's babies like what does that mean what is that idea it is so deeply anti-American because the idea of America right is the idea that American this is not about bloodline American this is about a shared set of values and ideas and fealty to those ideas so the idea that someone else has big what does that mean she did those ideas so the idea that someone else has been what does that mean


    Bari Weiss: There’s Anti-Semitism on the Left, Too
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    this amazing guy last night who we're talking about he grew up in Egypt Hussein aboubakr is his name he's really incredible grew up in Egypt and was you know he was like I was swimming and anti-Semitism I just didn't even know it wasn't normal like the mosque I went to the school I went to it was like the Jews were the supervillain and the whole message was like become a superhero and going killing to feed the juice and he would like normal normal school this is what I was taught and I never met at you in my life and he gets arrested during the Arab Spring because he starts learning Hebrew online he's really curious about who the Jews are and he gets arrested I think they're suspicious that he designed a spy anyway he end up getting Asylum he lived here in LA like a public profile as a Jew you don't want to go looking online for my name and somebody's forums it's like really skinny but you look at it now there are people who look at it for me and tell me what I need to like be aware of any like every cynic Ivory synagogue I speak to it's like people don't realize that I went to a synagogue Friday night in La like there's armed guards at every synagogue and I go to now it's like going through TSA to go to imagine that if most Americans had to do that when they went to church like we think that's insane but that is the State of Affairs for Jews and Jews that I know hide evidence of their identity everywhere they go I was a woman who wrote me who was reading my book on the subway in New York and was like I'm nervous to be seen reading a book with the title in public and like hit it but I understand why because it's it's become so regular and everyone else just living their normal life and we're like sounding the alarm here because if there's one thing that you have gotten really good at it's like we have an instinct for danger like that is something that we have cultivated over years of being discriminated against persecuted against nearly wiped off the map in Europe like we understand and we smell danger sometimes before other people do you think that they're just more Jews on the east coast and the West lava juice out here there are ya there are I don't know I don't live out here so I'm not sure I also think it's different right like there different kinds of anti-Semitism like their kind that we've talked about that comes on the far-right expresses itself one way and there's also anti-Semitism that comes smuggled into the mainstream through the political left that comes cloaked in language that is very seductive like the language of social Justice and progress and if the right claims that the Jews are you know fake white people the far-left claims that the Jews are handmaidens to white supremacy so whiteness please like a really really key role in the way that anti-Semitism functions right. That's why anti-Semitism is a shape-shifting conspiracy theory except that right and that is how under Nazism Jews are the race contaminators how under communism we are the arch capitalist right how under the idea of white supremacy we are these fake white people right we appear to be white people but we're actually doing the bidding of these groups who white supremacist view to be lesser than black people brown people Muslims immigrants and how in the far left the Jews are seen as sort of the great what is the greatest evil right now to the far-left whiteness and white privilege and Jews are seen as word of handmaidens to that why cuz of our success because many of us are of Eastern European descent 85% of American Jews are of Ashkenazi which is east of Eastern European descent so we pass as white so we have white privilege and so in the intersectional view of the world right which reverses the caste system that we've been living in until now you have some of my Jon Hamm at the very top and black transgender disabled people the very bottom will be intersectional worldview comes around in Reverse is that and says no Jon Hamm cisgendered white men like Joe Rogan or now at the very bottom and at the very top or the transgender black disabled person is aware of the Jews in that new intersectional caste system of the world we're kind of like right above Jon Hamm we're right near him because we have we enjoy all of those were two privileges that he enjoys it's a crazy thing but that's sort of where we are yes I understand what you're saying and it will I see it with people were they open the express disdain for Jewish people I've seen it from a lot of people that you would call activists you know of a very religious identity drill they believe that Israel is dominating Palestine and that Hezbollah is misunderstood and then there's there's all these different sentiments expressed openly in these left circles which is Zionism is racism which is an unbelievable thing to say because Jordy of Jews who live in Israel or Jews of North African and Middle Eastern descent they are non-white people they are Arabs they are Arab Jews and yet you have the far left basically exporting parochial domestic American racial Politics on to a foreign conflict and place that they know absolutely nothing about you know these people are delusional they think that like all of the conflict in the Middle East would be resolved if only we took this one tiny conflict between this tiny group of people and their neighbors were in fact it's like a tiny local conflict in this huge drama of the Middle East of which there are a zillion players and you know the Jews of Israel are only one tiny part of it tiny conflict between this tiny group of people and their neighbors were in fact it's like a tiny local conflict in this huge drama of the Middle East of which there are a zillion players and you know the Jews of Israel are only one tiny part of it


    Bari Weiss: What’s So Troublesome About Anti-Zionism
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    the Zionist thing is Define the difference between Jewish Jewish and zionists Zionist is the idea of that the Jews have a right to National self-determination the Jewish Shakin Goin the Bible right like it's all over there the whole idea of discounted discount God whatever the fact is is that the Jews are a people that were birthed sort of in this land which we now call the land of Israel and they somehow and they were expelled by the Romans around 2,000 years ago and then they came back to that land right it's it's like they defy the logic of history in doing that because by All rights they were indigenous group to that land they were kicked expelled and then we went back to thousand years later like it's a crazy extraordinary story so leave that to one part Zionism the way that I am the way that I I think it's the simplest definition is the belief in the Jewish right to self-determination and it's the Jewish Liberation movement and so in the night let's go back to like pre 1948 which is the year that the state of Israel is established and you have Jews in you know pull all of these other places debating like what is the way that we can solve our constant systemic oppression that we are constantly enduring and they're all of these different responses to that problem one argument was the Socialist argument you know if we are that you know the anti-capitalist argument if the problem is capitalism and if only we defeat capitalism anti-Semitism will go away some argued that total assimilation was the right way to solve that we just need to kind of disappear as juice that's the only way we'll be fully accepted another group you know which was not even the most popular group is this idea of we need to be able to determine our own fate and the only will never be fully accepted the only way that we can determine our own fate is if is this idea of us having our own State and our own Army where we can protect ourselves and that is ultimately the idea that sort of wins out so when you're having a debate about and when people say today there in anti-zionist a problem that is there not making that argument in 1920s Eastern Europe when the state doesn't exist it's one thing to be an anti-zionist and Siri right it's the same thing analogy I like to make his if we're a couple and we want to have a baby and we're debating should we have the baby can we afford the baby where we can send the baby to school this stuff that's a totally moral argument to make you can't make that argument of should we have the baby after the baby is born the baby is born it exists is really exist it's a place it's not idea abstraction it is a place that contains the largest Jewish community on planet Earth and so when people say that Israel doesn't have a right to exist it's like what are you talkin about it exists so what do you want what so I ask the person that makes the untidiness argument what do you imagine will happen like are you do think that you're advocating for an genocide right away or like you have to have no sense of Middle Eastern history or politics to make the argument you can be a minority in that region without protection we know what that looks like that looks like the story of these CDs it looks like the story of the Kurds the story of the zoroastrians the story frankly if Christians were going to be completely expelled from the Middle East within the next decade which is a story no one talks about so the anti-zionist existing is real existing correct Whip and made this very playing where he actually said the words the BBC has a biased towards believing that Israel has a right to exist yes yes of like normative political progressivism but if you were an 18 year old and you go onto a college campus and you're like during the orientation week or signing up for like legalizing pot club and better rights for cafeteria workers oh and by the way you know the boycott divestment sanctions movement against Israel which is an anti-zionist movement you're not an anti-semite you don't hate Jews you're just kind of like swimming along with Progressive Waters because that's how successful this movement has been but if you step back and there's a political movement gaining popularity in the west that was in fact embodied in the person of Jeremy corbyn and what became of his leave a party that believes that there's only one state in the world that doesn't have a right to exist like that's crazy like I see what you doing I know what you're doing crushed horrible things we have that horrible policy to stay America shouldn't exist and we should just meld into Canada or Mexico by the way they're saying that they're making that argument in a contacts where they are literally surrounded by neighbors who want to murder as many Jews Jewish Israelis as possible like it anymore. I feel like it's it's an argument that I really can't wrap my mind around like how people get away with making it so strange concept even say that it doesn't have the right to exist when it does exist cracked so I could see what does he say Jeremy corbyn accused of anti-Semitism of a shocking 2011 video when she questions Israel's right to exist and says the BBC is biased in favor of the Jewish State questions are right to exist I could see how someone could say that there is evidence that some Israeli Israeli soldiers have done her everything's the Palestinian people have yes of course they have yes and I could see how you could look at the where Palestine is the state of the Palestinian people and saying there has to be a better way for them it has to be a better civilization for them has to ask him prove these are human beings they have it has to be a better just a better situation I mean they're not even recognized as a true state or as a true country by a lot of people so I can see that I believe that because I believe that also because I'm a Zionist I don't want the state of Israel and the state of it supposed to be inviting Jewish ideas to be occupying and other people like that is a state like that is horrible what can be done about here's the problem right we saw what happened in the we pull out from the Gaza Strip he pulled out completely all of the settlements from the Gaza Strip there's not a single Jew left there it's completely you didn't ride and yet Hamas is still sending tons of rockets from Gaza Strip into Israel the occupation there is ended it's over and that's still going on until then you have to ask yourself like did the average Palestinian like I believe that the average Palestinian I spent time in the West Bank talking to Palestinians whose lives are in this rated by the by the Israeli occupation like they just want to live a normal life you know and yet they're being held hostage I spoke to this young mother in Gaza who fled and she said to me on the phone we're being so rude and misery to twice you know once was by Israel and now by our own leaders by Hamas right these are like kleptocratic authoritarian regimes that hate women that hate gay people I mean it's horrible like life under these regimes is absolutely horrible so the problem is Israel then sees what happens in God's and they're like okay we're in this situation where we want to be a liberal democracy and yet were you know occupying another people it's an it's a untenable situation if you want to be a liberal democracy DocuSign other people the problem is is literally geographically if they pull out of the Westbank they will likely have another situation like they had in Gaza and now all of a sudden not only do you have Rockets going to Elsa's the country in places like steroid from Gaza you have rocket capable of reaching Tel Aviv and the population centers of Israel so what do you do what do you do I don't know does anyone know I do not have a rational course now really know any I think I think one of the places we've arrived here I dislike what did Palestinian nationalism really seek Western liberals like me want will for years I told myself I think this was certainly like the view of lots of experts that would Palestinian nationalism really wanted was a Palestinian State Palestinians just want self-determination like everyone else in the world and I am absolutely on board with that the problem is is that their leaders and then you look at some of these polls in the numbers are really disturbing and they say no the goal is not having our own State alongside Israel the goal is erasing Israel the goal is for Israel not to be right and then you look at the evidence of all of these peace offers that were in Oslo in Camp David and we can go on and on and they were all rejected so it's like he's the goal your own land and having a place of your own or is the national or have we told ourselves and I include myself in this a lie about what Palestinian nationalism or at least parts of it seek and that's really really upsetting to confront so the hardcore position from people like from Hezbollah is that Israel is stolen they do not want any Jewish State between the Jordan River in the Mediterranean Sea they believe that any Jewish presence in the Middle East is heretical in support of Israel militarily politically socially I'm trying to think of the right of knowledge e here I mean they're there night like these are these are terrorists groups unless you think Tara like terrorism is rational I don't think that anything is accentuated by it like I think they would think that about Israel whether or not the US was supporting Israel when you see a situation like that the conflict as much as possible right I do not believe right now you can resolve a conflict because Israelis who have lived through times where it was normal for buses and cafes to just blow up you know the number of people I know who were touched by the second intifada like I was there during times where you know they would just blow out down the street so like they have been thoroughly disabused of the idea that I think I think that many of them given up on the idea that there could be peace in the short-term so what can you do right now to make things a little bit better you can improve the economic life for people for Palestinians living in the West Bank and you can try and shrink the conflict meaning no settlement expansion and I would say pull out of some of the set of Jewish settlements that are like you know far-flung and that the Israeli Army is sort of protecting for no reason but I think that's the best case scenario for right now what is a place a book I think it's called out and catch 67 by Mika Goodman that I would recommend people that's about how to shrink the conflict and that for now being the best case scenario but again it's like why does you have to ask yourself like why does everyone in the world obsessed about this particular conflict they're 500,000 Palestinians living in Lebanon most of whom live in refugee camps and buy official Lebanese law or barred from the lawyers from being doctors for being accountants is it portable situation do you think most people in the world know about the situation of the Palestinian immiseration in Lebanon they don't even know Palestinians are in Lebanon or in Jordan they've no idea the reason is because Palestinian lives matter when the people that are hurting them or juice they don't seem to matter when the people that are hurting them or other Arabs that's one of the things that I wanted to talk to you about this acceptance of anti-Semitism almost globally is unique it's not it's a it's a weird racism or a weird discrimination it's weird it doesn't it doesn't parallel with any other sort of discrimination people aren't sitting around thinking about how you know left-handed people are Koreans are uniquely evil like they're sitting around thinking about that with regard to the Jews but there's going to be a certain amount of population certain percentage of the population matter what that's going to hold those beliefs and needs have been passed down for thousands of years and the challenge to keep society as like healthy as possible to keep those forces at Bay really I mean it's it's really it's unbelievable the extent to which it's it's become accepted like I'll give you an example like there was some in this is the way that doesn't present itself anti-zionism I think is a modern form one of the modern forms because it what else do you call a movement that says that the Jewish state that already exists does not have a right to exist like that sounds like oh that's like a cool fiery but it's like 8 exist they live there they are surrounded by people that want to murder them so what are you suggesting that it just like goes away like the effective it would be nothing less than unbelievable Bloodshed and yet lots of people in this world are going around say Colleen sells anti-zionist do you think the seems like almost a sentiment that gets expressed that hasn't been really examined so it's full of like lunatics just like our government just like any other normal country but it's like Israel's not treated like a normal country is treated in a way like this has the Super both superpowers to like a perfect peace in the Middle East and superpowers to like like a supervillain it's both at once people hate a country that doesn't exist and they love a country that doesn't exist they project themselves and their ideas of things on to this place and it's just like a normal country doesn't seem to be a way out of this because it it's an idea the hasn't been fully explored but has been Express so frivolously almost think about think about if there was a movement in the world that suggested that you know the Japanese Warner real people and the in Japan does not have a right to exist like think about how crazy that sounds a lot of people believe it's like if you think about think about if there was a movement in the world that suggested that you know the Japanese Warner real people and the in Japan does not have a right to exist like think about how crazy that sounds normal thing that a lot of people believe


    Bari Weiss Anti-Semitic Attacks in NYC
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    is this really strange idea that people think that Jews caused anti-Semitism right like when the evil man who walked into the Walmart in El Paso talk about a Hispanic Invasion and then went into that Walmart and killed I think upwards of twenty people no one's thought maybe he's right maybe there is a Hispanic Invasion maybe that was like somehow Justified because he saw them as insular or isolated or looking out for each other do you know what I mean like I would be a crazy idea and yet when it comes to the Jews people are like well you know they wear their funny hats well you know they seem to you do be looking out for one another and like would you think you were that kind of rationalizations have the Tree of Life horrific Massacre do you think that people are saying that like hey there were there funny how people just looked at it like this is horrible does NASCAR stand in that case yes but not in the case of what's been going on in Brooklyn there we keep things like this is the result of communal friction as if you knew disputes over zoning laws cause someone to pick up a machete the size of a broomstick walk into a rabbi's house and hack people up or mentally disabled okay with the people that show up to services on time which is a certain kind of person and you have this white supremacist who says all Jews must die he totally unequivocal about it he and he goes in and he tries to do that so you have just a case of someone who any reasonable person sees his evil which is this Neo-Nazi and people who any reasonable person see is totally innocent which is in Jews in prayer was the guy the shooter killed no he's good he's standing trial and there were in NC actually embodied this thing sorry should I stop when they have some like that do they extensively interview him and try to figure out what the fuk brought him to that mean is he schizophrenic is he a lot of the people like the guy that the Munsey case that were going to talk about the machete guy he showed signs of mental illness I think that robber hours and Pittsburgh also did but you know but then so did dylann roof the guy that killed however many people he killed at the blackshirts church in Charleston South Carolina but he was also white supremacist it's like these hateful ideologies often they drop people that are deranged or young or somehow on the fringes of society with the guy in Pittsburgh he was deep into this replacement Siri ideology the reason that he selected tree of life is a synagogue is because tree-of-life the previous weekend had participated in this program called National Refugee Shabbat or Sabbath it was celebrating the idea of welcoming The Stranger which is a fundamental Jewish value do not oppress The Stranger because you were strangers in the land of Egypt and he said specifically that you know how is the group that with organizing this National Refugee Shabbat it stands for Hebrew immigrant Aid Society it started in the 1800 as a way of resettling Eastern European Jews were pogroms in Eastern Europe now works to resettle refugees including Jews all over the world and he specifically selected tree of life because of that because he said the Jews are bringing in the dirty immigrants into the society so he was like kind of the perfect embodiment of white supremacist replacement Siri ideas in Brooklyn it's much harder cases because it's much harder for people to talk about because of how do you talk about the fact that in many of these cases in a lot of them have been caught CCTV you know that it's a young black man attacking Hasidic guy walking down the street and who's visibly Jewish it's much harder to talk about when someone is someone who we talked about as being rightly as being a from a group that is himself victimized a poor black kid in Brooklyn is then going on to victimize another minority group it's just much harder when the attacker is not a white supremacist to talk about it one is a strange one but in some ways I think it's easier for ignorant people to look at them as the other because the way they clearly distinctly dress they dress so much different it's almost like if he had Amish people move in and they stuck to themselves they lived in one sort of community I think they would probably experience a similar level of hatred but then you add into it the sort of acceptance of anti-Semitism in a lot of communities it's like it's ramped up Steven in Crown Heights in Boro Park than before Caribbean's before lots of other communities then this knowledge like themselves expressions of the anti-semetic idea and people don't even realize it but I think there's also a genuine jealousy in the accomplishments and achievements of Jewish people you know I mean if you look at Nobel Prize winners from from Europe in particular I mean how many are European Jews it's f****** stunning you know it's stunning when you look at the amount of lawyers me just joke around about my Jewish lawyer you know I mean it's like a standard thing you think of doctors and how many successful and educated people are Jewish and that's one of things you actually touch it touch on in in your book you you were talking about I mean it's how people become in this country and there's got to be some sort of a resentment for that as well especially by again we're talking about mentally deranged people people with like severe some of them are mentally deranged but some of them are young some of them are that's it's really difficult about Sanibel is mentally ill by all accounts but he Googled you know like why did Hitler hate the Jews and he Googled various synagogues remember last time I was on there were those two or three black men who were members of this sect the Black Hebrew Israelites to Hebrew Israelites and everyone kind of laughed them off its like haha they're just this obnoxious weird stuff their ideology right the idea that the Jews are not the real Jews that were Pretenders to the face that the Jews are behind the slave trade that the Jews are subhuman Vermin that was the ideology that informed this recent attack in Jersey City I don't know if you followed that one that was the one where it was a couple and they were driving or they they wanted to Target police officers in Jews and they target is officers and yes they hated pigs and they hated Jews that's what they do there were diary entries in Google searches and think I mean sounds horrible to say but they I went the next day to Jersey City to see to see the aftermath of it and they had targeted specifically this Kosher grocery store ended up killing icing for people but literally the right above the grocery store to the left at the grocery store and then a synagogue in above the synagogue is a school where there were like Fifty young children thank God they were murdered then they fight comes to light if you don't feel like a week ago that they had a bomb in the U-Haul that had the range of five football fields that they wanted to deploy and everyone was laughing hahaha like look at these crazy people that believe this crazy ideology will this crazy ideology is moving people to do very very violent things and their things and things that haven't even made the news you know like if we believe this idea right that the Brooklyn is the result of communal friction how does that explain my friends father-in-law who's walking on the Upper East Side wearing a yamaka on his head and get the s*** kicked out of him how does that explain my friend from who is a progressive Jew where is a rainbow yarmulke is on the subway and he has he's had several interactions with this group who scream and him hold one of them filled up a picture of Louis Farrakhan saying you're not a real Jew you're a f***** all of you is horrible thing this is like creeping everywhere at a friend on the Lower East Side that was visibly Jewish not wearing a black hat wearing a yarmulke but look like you were me got punched this was like 2 years ago I hate that it's like being Unleashed and that's the thing that's most disturbing like if you look at the Anti-Defamation League statistics only a small purse of hate crimes committed against Jews something like 15% last year were committed by white supremacist they're among the most violent in the most visible but who's the rest of them that's actually more alarming to me the fact that it's like coming from all of these different directions and how do you contain it once it's been Unleashed crimes committed against you something like 15% last year were committed by white supremacist they're among the most violent in the most visible but who's the rest of them that's actually more alarming to me the fact that it's like coming from all of these different directions and how do you contain it once it's been Unleashed


    Why Bari Weiss Wrote “How to Fight Anti Semitism”
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    Redbook what was what was your goal what was when you weigh sat down and decided you're going to write this book how to fight anti-Semitism what what were you thinking the first of all I wrote I supposed to write another book that I'm still on the hook for I went and bagpipe through this because after Pittsburgh I just kind of couldn't stop seeing it everywhere I looked and honestly like yeah I think of Pittsburgh hadn't happened I wouldn't have written this first but I just became so passionate about it so passionate about here so I think maybe the shortest answer for this when we talk about anti-Semitism leaving you and I like we think about Jews the Jews on the streets of Brooklyn or in Pittsburgh or in that synagogue in California as being the victims of it and they are but the real bigger victim of it is the surrounding Society like when anti-Semitism shows itself in a culture it means what culture is extremely broken or in some stage of death and the reason that I think it's so important and the reason I ultimately wrote the book as I want people to understand that the fact that anti-Semitism is rising in America says nothing about Jews it says everything about America and where we are right now like we don't want to be, please where anti-Semitism is normalized because guess what societies were anti-Semitism become normalized societies that no longer exist on the face of the Earth I'd like how you described in your book as a symptom like that we all have certain bacteria will have certain viruses but our immune system keeps them at bay windows viruses show themselves it's a it's a sign that the immune system is weak that the body itself is weak how do we rebuild back our immune system and one of the reasons that I'm alarmed by I completely understand the populist moment but I'm also scared of it because populism often does not end well for juice or for the political Center and I think wanted one of the reasons that we need to like how do we rebuild our immune system like those are the sort of things that I suggest in the last chapter of the book and I think I do I just hope we can do them because I'm really really alarm that we're living in America in 2020 where people I know you know who are Jewish star like put it inside their shirt when they walk down the street that's crazy like that's crazy to me that's normal there you know a lot of juice I know we're taking shooting lessons I just had a guy reach out to me that would like I read your book I read your speeches I think you're great but none of them are going to help you if someone attacks you on the street let me teach you like Krav Maga self-defense going to do it at New York shooting I hate it I had to take I hate like the few times that I've gone Shootin I hate it I really do


    Bari Weiss on Trump and the Mainstreaming of Alt-Right Ideas
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    I think one of the things this alarming about our politics right now is like things that were just regarded up until like 5 years ago as the kind of Lunatic Fringe have made their way into mainstream politics Steve Bannon Breitbart as the platform of the alt right and then she been it was sitting down the hall from the president of the United States the alt-right was like young Republicans that were a little different you know I don't know what it is no no no not now for sure but I mean in the perceptions will be all right in the beginning was like what I thought Milo yiannopoulos was when he first burst onto the scene sort of like you know a guy who's like joking about you no sags and kikes you're still saying the thing he's gay and he's Jewish and so the idea was that he could get away with these things provocateur was the word I was looking for this is essentially what he's doing and he's using that to build social currency right that social currencies developing this large group of people that follow him and talk to him and he thinks that there's some Merit to his ideas so he finds some sort of justification for having these provocative conversations in this stance where you saying these things and and a big proponent of free speech and all these things are happening all the same time that's what I thought the alt-right was initially what I thought the alt-right was initially was people that wanted a new younger more more current take on what Republican is and then it became racist and then it became you know all the things that we think of it now in terms of like public perception right now who even says they're alright mean it's almost like such a pejorative like the label has become so toxic I don't misunderstand The Fading of the label for the power of the movement it's just become kind of more normal Republican out alt right ideas have been subsumed by the Trump is Republican party to some extent look like the idea that some Americans are less American than others that is certainly an old right idea that I think it's extremely dangerous when you saw it when he was he was a great example when Trump went after the squad okay as I remember when he said that they should go back to the totally broken crime-infested places that they came from hahaha America one is a naturalized US citizen the idea there right as I heard it and maybe I'm hearing something you're not that some Americans because of their skin color or their ideas sort of have provisional belonging here for me is a very very more than a dog whistle something that is deeply on American and deeply bigoted if he had said that about one person who would come here from somewhere else it was awful and was criticizing America then there would be no more valid and that would be like it euliano Mars not from America initially and I can't stand her ideas which is a naturalized citizen who is sworn to uphold the values of the Constitution that sucks is the response to someone criticizing the way things are here is pretty ridiculous. State citizen you just think that this place should be bad yes then you can just agree with her ideas but that that concept right that you're not entirely of a place that is something that has been used against Jews forever the idea that you're not fully araquey because you're Jewish or you're not fully American because you're Jewish or you're not fully French because you're Jewish like the idea of provisional belonging is something that is that I'm extremely sensitive to toxic tribalism that's attached to the concept the alt-right ideas look at who's Steve Bannon has made common cause with right people like Nigel farage people like Marine Le Pen I mean there was a really good documentary about Steve Bannon where he's meeting with people who really are not just like normal conservative deeply xenophobic politician in France whose father was profoundly anti-semitic she claims that he's that she's not but she's someone that you know you say her name in any Jewish community and National front sounds like Stormfront it's really not a political party since 2011 recent eruption 2017 spin the member of the national doesn't say what she does then say mecro anyway so back to her and I don't know why I see ideas getting expressed like there are there are people that Tucker Carlson has had on his show who are like a valid white nationalist recently can you Google that Jamie there was a guy that he had on the other day or even even Beast whistles right of like there's a way to criticize did you find it sorry people argued against their ideas Rodger Stone Rodger Stone to white nationalist now his links to White nationalism Peter d'abrosca I don't know the Trump is called well a big one things the Republican party has done that's wise if you want to keep a solidified team is that they haven't come out against him and they've supported him and there's very little dissent and this is this is a good idea if you want your team to win right and there was a lot of people who are kind of never trumper's or softener stance once they realize the power of his presidency that he's a real sometimes sometimes trumper's yeah yeah I'm alarmed I'm alarmed by people I'm alarmed whenever there's not worth his outward has an outward lack of compassion and when there is an outward to stain for the other because essentially this country is all the other the whole thing that's all we have is the other man that's that's the whole thing Trump is just beyond the sort of like he said various things that are like you speak speaking to a Jewish group and he talked about your prime minister I mean you said so many things that are ridiculous but the big big thing that he's guilty of is he is like dismantled the guardrails of the keep Society decent and civil and normal and like once you dismantle those things like it's a very easy to reverse not very easy but you can reverse policies with much harder to reverse is a culture and he has just been gleefully making war on what I think of is very very important cultural norms like not attacking the weakest people in our culture like not attacking gold star families like I mean he is attacked he's denigrated like the most heroic and the weakest people that are cultured every possible turn I just kind of went away. That was so I remember that November Wiki people forget this when he said about Judge Alonzo curiel was born in this country that he couldn't give a fair hearing to Trump University because he was born in Mexico American yes Royal Republic and because look at all the great things he's done for Israel if you're loyal Judah Israel you would vote Republican who don't vote for him or just the way I mean like to think about it indiana-born federal judge who President Donald Trump wants it could not be impartial because he was Mexican cleared a major obstacle standing in the way of Trumps long-promised border wall with Mexico ideas despicable reinforces his tribe right and that's one thing that Donald Trump has clearly done is calculated cultivate rather a tribe you know he is a tribe it mean to have a f****** live a hat right they have a slogan and it's a weird slogan because it seemed so positive makeamericagreatagain that seems positive but it's not like if you if you like people punch you if you have that hat on so so crazy we've gotten to a point society that something that's a positive statement like make America great again is so polarizing that people will be violent towards you and feel like they need to feel like they need a lot like you're the enemy


    Joe Rogan and Bari Weiss on Free Speech and Online Radicalization
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    when you think about the social media sites gab was one where this guy who shot up the tree of life was a member of and is is this like I'm not a proponent of censorship but do people do think they get radicalized in these when you get to a forum where there's no restrictions whatsoever on language or geology or behavior you can say whatever you want as long as it's long as you're not saying something you ate. I mean gab has rules like you can't do things that are illegal you can't threaten someone you can't put up their address but you could say a lot of really f***** up s*** and they're not going to deny going to police you do you think that these places that do allow free speech that there's a catch-22 to it in some ways it's great to build Express Yourself freely but another way you can get radicalized and they can they can it can lead to a lot of people forming these groups were they support each other in these f*****-up ideas I feel so strongly about keeping the spectrum of acceptable opinion so like as wide as possible is because I think that the narrow where it shrinks like we're talking about normal ideas being closeted then people go into these underground layers online and they become flies right because they're like that the elites are in the mainstream Media or whoever they're not telling the truth or lying to me so there's this secret world and his secret world has all of these actually bigoted ideas dinner and I mean so do I think that it is a catch-22 yeah yes I mean the whole thing about the world we're living in is that you no longer have to like find a KKK meeting you don't have to find a jihadist preacher you don't have to fight you go down the line just have to find a Reddit chat or Fortune chat or something on gab.com and you find your little online Village like it no longer requires a real person or real interaction and there's no Stakes cuz there's no shame because you can just be totally Anonymous in these forums is supercharging this in a way that like we can't even grasp and it's very hard for those of us like me and you want to protect free speech and Liberty to think about how to deal with it how do you deal with that like when you have something like the Christ Church shooter who was live streaming this and making references to know what what did what did PewDiePie as well and murdering at the same time and what is the I mean there's no in my eyes there's no clear solution to that I don't want to restrict free speech I certainly don't want you don't want to cause people to livestream on a platform to go and kill people right when the guys never killed anybody before and then all sudden he's got this camera on any in the synagogue and he starts shooting what how do you how do we manage that mean what what do we do what do we do in that certain there's no in my mind there's no clear answer here there's not a clear answer but I think that looks idea that a private company should be obligated to someone killing someone or let's even go like take it less taste than that called use kikes why should why should a private company say yes to that it's degrading what the platform is that makes sense that makes sense the question is we're does that line get drawn now you know the real problem means there's people that get kicked off of certain social media sites for just not representing whoa culturally for instance Meghan Markle Murphy Megan Murphy that woman who got kicked off of Twitter because she said a man is never a woman and she got kicked off for Life went when the spectrum of what is reasonable becomes so narrow people radicalized and then go to these bigoted ideas and immigration and it's like the conversation about immigration is I think very very limited in what people say and you know what they what would is acceptable like it's like open Borders or xenophobia about it again and again and again also should be possible for us to keep gang members in cartel members from crossing the border freely and shooting people and killing people and selling drugs in our communities and all the things that we were scared of when it comes to the open border policy idea the the thing about the the social-media thing and in a lot of ways it's this new experiment right there's something that we've never had before like if you like you're saying about a KKK meeting you used to have to go to one right and now you don't know you just have to go to Stormfront whatever website you can find that supports your ideas and this is this is a new challenge and it's a new challenge that has really been mapped out nor has it been I don't know if it's been rationally dissected in terms of like if we do this this could happen if we don't do this this could happen which is is a or b better what how do we stop a or at Warby from happening how do we somehow or another educate and improved how do we reach out these people that are going to get radicalized and offer them some sort of a positive Community as as as possible alternative because this is what a lot of this stuff is a lot of people to get radicalized 1 things that happens is you don't have anyone that cares about you or support you but you find people that are very strongly believe in an idea they believe in an idea and awful idea so much so that they're willing to kill people for that idea and then you find a bunch of them and then they reinforce others beliefs totaling with these positive affirmations and essentially their signaling to them their virtue signaling to these horrible people that they also agree with a lot of these ideas and then you go out and you do something you act like the guy in Charlottesville that ran over that girl this these these horrific acts are almost there encouraged and supported by these tight-knit groups of people that all they're all they're all f***** up and f***** up people finder and f***** up people find each other and hurt people hurt people right so they fine this category of people is this group of people whether it's online or whether they actually have to go to a KKK mean and they find support this is a group that somehow another gets them


    It's Mike Tyson! | JRE 10 Year Anniversary
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    it had the demons you know I'm saying and what he's fun to look at cuz you seem in the club and she he see some girls in there anything better than p**** is keeping it for himself take this with the heavyweight belt God damn how big was the lion it was big he was wrestling with a lion plays Willimantic what takes him in the back that comes back out now that you know what I'm never going to be in around another man in life that's going to do that now discussing if he doesn't pay for these cars I'm going to sell these cars to somebody and get some horses if I said what you need a horse to Decatur Washington for card cuz I have a lot of clothes I probably get some more something of myself why that would be cool right after he had some cousins I came home after waiting for me so you raise them as cups yes that's what that's how you were cuz I would see footage of you like f****** smacking him around and jumping on one of your tires and I was like holy that's you at Peak crazy yeah and saying that I was going through my mind my trainer week left Canada and we drove all the way up there and while we're up there a razor ruddock was up there and they said raise really came to inspire with us and said okay I'll spar with you I'm here for four days so first time Tyson actually met me you know he was nice guy really nice guy 2 minutes room show me some old flicks I've never seen before of old-time Fighters would tell me about each fighter it like he studied them and then you know is where he got his old spot is his style of fighting from and first day in the first day in the gym bell went he came across and he was trying to kill me I can know I did my Muhammad Ali thing obviously stayed away from his power but the first day was really hectic and then the second day was like taking that got better as it went along in the last day is I got actually the better of him the last day and I remember custom Otis and Mike don't you do that and that always echoed in my mind that we we ever fight will we ever fight the Custom Auto said that we're going to fight and it did happen wow that is crazy man God that's crazy big neck 12 years old nobody's everything for 12 years old 05 he bit a chunk out of your f****** ear what what were you thinking of that time by Newburgh what about telling me to watch out I'm not watch out for who I looked up at Mike and had the dick Balco and he I just hit a big Bearskin coat so we get on the elevator together and we come down with the door open everybody was shocked so they went shop women while we wasn't fight right it's just you two in the elevator other people drunk you work out anymore away from that stuff and they don't even like what if you like go jogging can you go jogging my treadmill work install cat treadmill that's it but but if I start to think that I'm special I get a Glam to Glam of that thing for hate I don't want nothing to do that if you are standing for that heavy bag and you start rattling off combinations and people you start thinking like oh s*** I'm actually Mike Tyson like I was that guy I am that guy who went through that I am the youngest heavyweight champion of all time I am that guy to destroy Tyrell Biggs I am that guy that knocked out Larry Holmes about that guy so it's so strange to hang out and talk to him like party theme so iconic that whenever you're around him part just like 10% of you that has to go holyshit it's Mike Tyson no matter what else you're saying 10% of your brain is going holyshit That's Mike Tyson so it's so strange to hang out and talk to him like party theme so iconic that whenever you're around him part just like 10% of you that has to go holyshit it's Mike Tyson no matter what else you're saying 10% of your brain is going holyshit That's Mike Tyson


    Joe "Have You Ever Done DMT?" Rogan | JRE 10 Year Anniversary
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    Rampage of people doing okay sign course including me back on or what how do you rings and the other thing is we're at a point now where it's more easy to give the finger to someone meant to say okay how do you do you have to use a roach clip from now it's that boy by the roach clip industry she was drunk and I was just trying to avoid her I was trying to avoid her if she's trying to avoid her and she goes to me trying to recalibrate our reality do to your circumstances and your story being paradigm-shifting I'm not that f***** up that I'm giving you a shout-out I love you we love each other I am the Scorpion you are the frogs have ship goes down have you ever watched a rodeo and felt sorry for the Bulls originally taurine was extracted that way but it is an ingredient in bull semen so the taurine in Red Bull probably doesn't come from bull semen but taurine is in bull semen so Hitler was getting his touring right from the tap the best way is to speak upon its Beginnings from the top under the expression is 700 choking on Jerry's flavor Saver in that giant bull dick is pummeling the back of his throat and feels it up that when he comes out of his nose cuz a lot of the jizz comes out of his nose that's just enough mustache to get text messages that's why he had that mustache lot of people don't know all these technological innovators they all see the same end the game but isn't an entirely possible I mean like it's entirely possible I think it's entirely possible the clintons are murderers I think it's entirely possible and people like John Anthony West in yourself and some other folks like Graham Hancock are proposing that it's entirely possible that there were many different errors of construction in Egypt it's entirely possible highly possible the Lee Harvey Oswald why you can't be good at everything that's a fact it's not possible you had a magic wand and someone said you could do whatever you want to fix this what would you do you know like if you were the king of the world said what we going to do and let's say you become president become president documentary of fasting documentary this stuff is so unbelievably fascinating it's like I look at things are fascinating to me absolutely fascinating Roosevelt wolves I'm so fascinated by animals so fascinated that is a fascinating book Alaska is a fascinating place one world that's dead and dying or it's open to Willis triendl I hold on the sky sounds like me and it produces something 11 hydroxy metabolite smell is a weird thing and we can take him to the hole in our face and what I say is the fart Theory and the fart theory is if someone farted and you couldn't smell it you have no idea there something around you is totally completely invisible that's called the fart principal I have no understanding of how that principle could relate to this but I'm all ears this is why this is a bad example does a bad example but it's not a bad one if you fart and you didn't have a nose no one would know if we didn't have a sense of smell when you have a sense of smell we can still get along in the dimensions are multiple things that we I'm perceived that we haven't we don't have the census for coolest thing like right up like a fist from your face that we go I always do battle ropes to take a look at how to get the comics where they go when they get that's account that microphone Universal basic income this is what this is all about yes that's what my campaign for president is all about not joking it sounds ridiculous because people associate psychedelics with with non realistic things with hallucinations they they they they they don't look at it the way I look at it oh well a good friend of mine had suggested to go and and I'd mention your name in there like that show just never done before my first drink and I'm thinking what the hell I'm all the way in the Amazon Ayahuasca if you've done that have you ever done DMT does the experience mirror taking synthetic 5 Meo DMT severe right psychedelic experiences I had a crazy dream last night that was I had DMT trip in my dream so if you have just fed DMT synthesized to sheep it wouldn't be toxic what I'm going to tell you about is your brain produces a chemical while you're sleeping listen to burning bush to The Acacia Bush and the acacia tree which is Rich and DMT you know once I didn't want to do it again in the end it again I don't touch the child Aragon it's not I've seen everything we all about Jerry Epstein okay and that I don't know about your EIC and what is that and so they start bringing up lawsuits against Donald Trump with Jane does claiming he'd been with that Steve has no proof in the logs that make you log in and the idea was that they're all the elites would go there and they would engage in these occult rituals in America worshipping moloch the owl God this is there's a photo of a therapy this is real and they really do have a giant owl and they really do burn some sort of a sacrifice in front of this owl this is real like this isn't like you hear things like that like what that's nonsense right you see that video you have to go okay what is this in the newspaper have an effect on mental behavior when transmitting at the proper frequency what is this article Jamie American Technology review estimated about 20 pregnancies of pig human or sheep human chimeras have been established during the last 12 months in the US guarantees right. Talk to hundreds of people now not on air time to make a film on this to take an Ayahuasca and DMT I'm not taking it and obvious reasons and and it's unbelievable because I needed a hundred percent in San Francisco is the main project site literally have an alien base and they are literally communicating and they got like an astronaut level people taking super four levels of rods and going into meetings with these things and making Intergalactic deals on Rick and Andrew have together developed a technology for releasing DMT into human Volunteers in a very slow drip that will keep them in the DMT state if they wish for hours on end and the intention the intention is to use this technology to explore and map the DMT realm there was the there was a lot of f****** Nazi scientist product on YouTube it says the Operation Paperclip was anywhere from like 1200 to 1500 science. The total number of admitted Congressional hearings in the 1970s technology operations all of that was to beat back the Russians or those who come over from the other side who we learn from and they just disappear into em and they disappear as one of the cia's version of Witness Protection they already have the CIA that was OSS okay that's all on record hermaphrodite I need to know I much prefer yours is to what the f*** is this Jamie the Korean grandmother to sell sex how do you pull these up so quick and what what do you have on Tab how strange is it that we put a monetary value on actual life itself wow most wins car now holyshit Jamie pull up video up pull it up Jimmy said he hasn't looked that s*** up Jamie


    Courage vs. Conformity | JRE 10 Year Anniversary
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    did you ever light up someone with that particular care of me when I was 19 from making a guy flying through the air are you serious oh my God make your knee up you ever see it's not bad but you have a inherent flaw in your Technique that probably was never never explain to you for $49. even in the air Chuck Norris just blushing I would just stare at their asses and then daddy's little microphones right so I don't know but fast it was like as Five Guys for Five Guys and they start fighting and a guy that I knocked constantly because you will wake up right and everything went good and went good and but then I start realizing wait a minute CIB business right behind me the whole police force in jail I'm drunk I'm having a lot of fun she's know your dad would do Swedish blonde girls that I said I didn't don't worry about it I mean if I'm drunk and I don't care about anything especially not that I Just Want to Have Fun show after 2 days they allow me to get my first phone call and I'm calling my wife and she's freaking out at your honey you got to be okay relax relax does that mean every time he looks and he goes come out rude stop saying that cuz my hopeful name is qamardeen tomorrow Dean camarda he's like I'm not going to say that like to Marty and Kim are going to call you Marty so these fans fans has been is a representative of the trolls like before like 10 a.m. in the morning but I don't like to shoot man before my alarm goes off I'm already awake I want to break his f****** face man I want to break his f****** rib cage and I don't want to knock him out early on I don't I just want to hurt towards you that guy man if I get the chance to torture him 14 minutes and 50 seconds before I stopped them that's what I'm going to do man you know I just I don't like to dude at all met him a long time ago he's a f****** prick man I don't like a man does not Jen and me just like he's one of them come to play where you were with Hicks and Gracie up cuz when I was in college but because my interest in that for years Rio Rio and I've been working on the script of that movie and stuff and I was like I was really interested in this idea that Banner is is desperate for control right that he desperately desperately needs to control his heart rate his breathing that it's a massive liability in his mind if he can't control his emotions and his adrenaline and I was like well who in the world at 9 in the videos I never met him or any of them but I'd seen the videos of enjoying the amazing stuff with his stomach breathing fire that's a very special think we sometimes sleep to people's fingers in and the priorities in the daily you know in the repayments and roll where I feel like if you tell me in the past what's the courage what's the opposite of Courage I want to say cowardness because either you tough enough to challenge into fight or juice or in the new car and then you chicken out so that's in the past was like did the opposite of Courage is very hard to measure this in those days and I believe the opposite of college today is Conformity you know it's people get confirm or I don't like my wife the way I used to like but I'm never going to divorce because I'm afraid to lose my house or the situation so established so I'm going to keep so I don't like this job but I'm going to keep here because better than sew in going to compromise juice to maintain because you're afraid to risk let's keep you like one step behind from you follow your heart for vision you show 18 years old because if you willing to sacrifice if you willing Chuchu broke new new challenges if you willing to you in stage of lightness and and excitement and unpredictability make you feel like you in heaven or I write a write letters to everyone that's close to me before he funny three months and I'm training for a fight I'm literally training not to die and if you knew there's a possibly you're going to die and destruction are a most people avoid it but we have to do we have I have to walk there in my own will and the stress level for me I mean I wish I could just take it later and say the sport I mean every time I fart after I fart when I lose I always feel like s*** nice over I'm alive cuz I was willing to die in the fight you know you know you are and recover from it and then put yourself back and right right yeah yeah there's no there's no justifying that other than I was in the sport that that I really wanted to to be in and stay in and I've been after the disease I want to go back to and that was the that was the landscape until you viewed your thought okay this is not ideal you ask a question what am I really knowing my health history right with cancer with all the all that I went through is going back to my Sport and taking EPO a risk to that to that me not to my to my disease or to my health and I and the answer to that obviously was know without a shadow of a doubt none whatsoever death is not the end don't think so I know I know so how do you know they're being dead right yes I've been bad but what about that experience cemented in your head when I would like I said it was the most peaceful and I don't feel like there's a most peace most restful most I was I woke graphing I was overjoyed. Think about it that would be the closest hospital was Cedar-Sinai and then it was you know also my Irish luck that the best heart surgeon in the world who is dr. William trento with who is chief of heart surgery over there I think maybe even evolved surgery saw my case and told somebody else you can't do that I have to do that and what I have in there now is the st. Jude's heart valve it's a titanium heart valve I got sick like watch man get real sensitive on this mug right here oh my God my brother is haunted by it and my father wasn't like a but I wouldn't say he was a Butch man or strong everyone the soft men money stretch the imagination and I never heard him get real loud or anything like that on the notion of my father dying streaming changed my life cuz I was like even a good man in this world you play the game be played straight play by the rules you do everything you're supposed to even die screaming at that point I was like there's no point in not trying to accomplish every stupid f****** dream about a rules you do everything you're supposed to you're going to die screaming at that point I was like there's no point in not trying to accomplish every stupid f****** dream I've got Chase it all down chasing whimzees what I've been doing for the last few years but Chase it all and do it all cuz we're all going to die screaming


    Best of the Week - January 12, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    I was 13-14 I looked through that I'd see you in the winter with pants aren't you look delicious and finally summer f****** 79 I'm getting off locked up with some friends of mine that we drinking f****** nips we snorted some angel dust and we'll listen to Led Zeppelin II if you going to f*** anybody Led Zeppelin II is the album to get you on that starts off at whole lot of love. Just get your hips moving and then it goes until 11 song juice runs down my leg I'm like that's it that uses running down my legs and my mother was a flower checks yet flowers everywhere I put on like a shirt I swear to God it had to be about that because she would walk the dog at night but the husband 15 the dog would sleep that the husband was the last she would put them down and you know they were kind of blind French you know that I love defense Dixie Deuce Daisy shirt and I remember being on that angel does hiding in the weeds like f****** like f*** it in there with the flowers at flowers for I was with bringing flowers but my plan was to attack like this Jumper in the thing throw it down and give her the flowers like I wanted to marry her like that sell f***** up I owe anyone an angel dust and I was on Angel this is what I would THC Crystal call it what you want it's animal tranquilizer no matter how you look at it and I remember that I ran up on her and she turned she could Koko what's going on and I just stopped going to go Friday I'm in Love with You leave and she's looking at me like like a lot like I was retarded first thought you were going to be like this kid is f****** snap and she goes you've been drinking and I still love you take the flowers and she was I'll tell you what if I divorce my husband consider it and I was like okay I can live with that can I give you a kiss and I kissed her on the cheek and I can feel the heat going up my head and finally isn't went to turn away I looked at her legs are the juiciest I hope I touch your thigh as you guys go ahead and Joe Rogan ditech like tiny cat and my dick just exploded sperm I ran away like Steven Seagal let me see Steven Seagal running runs like a plug terrifying experiences in China what what are your precautions are you allowed to bring bear spray so we had an F1 we had a whistle or Jesus or whistle whistle yeah so they said that the boat the biggest attacks happen from wet Tibetans out forming doing a business in the mountains they are in the forest and they surprised they come up the top of the hill Virgin America make yourself away while we make the bad weather that you'll let your present you're normally they would be but there was a local that told me that so they have these big to Bessemer Alameda he wasn't living in this girl which is like a white felt 10 like he was living in a concrete her to Courtyard with offense defense was open just outside the fences Tibetan Mastiff chained up and he said that this bad wasn't fazed about me to buy most of it was straight past it into the courtyard with scratching is still do whilst he was hiding in one of these empty covers Fox man there monsters in a real thing grizzly bears and brown bears weren't real and then there were in a movie you'd be like what in the world if you know they're there would you going to want to walk for that long yet their country where is your heart and my heart is a I get to I get to be black for a summer in my mind so there's something in it for me the other thing is I get to hold up to Nature the insane self-involved hypocrisy of artists and what they think they're allowed to do on occasion just my opinion and also been who is a masterful artist and director probably the closest thing to a Charlie Chaplin that I've you might have the time he writes he directs he acts he if you would seen him when he was directing this movie you would have been like I'm watching David Lee and I'm watching Chaplin I'm watching Coppola he he knew exactly what the vision for this was he executed it it was impossible to not have it be an offencive nightmare of a movie and 90% of my black friends are like do that's great you know I can't disagree with them but I know where my heart was and I think that it's never an excuse to do something that is out of place and not if it's time but to me it was just putting a it was a blasting cap on and by the way I think White Chicks came out pretty soon after that as I got love that I like that was great can we see that unless things change it seems like no one can really I don't think you could do breakfast anymore I mean we almost lost the prime minister of Canada cuz he did brownface he had pretended to be Saudi Arabian Arabian Nights in high school or something like that it's it's an interesting and necessary meditation on where is the pendulum why is the pendulum right where is the pendulum a little into what could be perceived as as heart in the right place openness of its time but again I mean you know there's a morality Clause here on this planet and it's a big price to pay and I think having a moral psychology is his job one so sometimes you just got to go yeah you know I act up again not in my defense but tropical there was about how wrong that is so I take exception it was turd the media and the DNC got together and they're like hey let's do this cuz of coordinated doesn't come out of nowhere what what they're doing is they're making themselves less and less relevant and they're making guys like you and independent more and more relevant and more and more trustworthy and that's why they keep going to the catnip of Russia gate or wheat or whatever impeachment called to the thing is that a guy has an $83,000 job on a board in a country his dad just helped overthrow the f****** crazy get the billion-dollar right what do you know they fired the guy and that guy did say later that guy who got fired today I got fired because I was investigating originally said that in a court document so believe me why didn't they why didn't they impeach Trump on the emoluments Clause why didn't they do that why did they do it on this position in government it's the best so many people are saying that people are saying what's wrong with the woman using her degree she has three degrees I wonder how she was at 4 able to afford those three degrees I wonder if he overcame all those obstacles did she die Annabelle Street Banks that's not me saying that that's Dylan ratigan award-winning Bloomberg reporter says that how they pay him off well he has a I don't know if you noticed he just bought a house and Martha's Vineyard from the guy who owns the Celtic but he's healthy as a 40 has 49 Acres got a lot of money than Kevin Hart I mean there's some people I thought were never Bill Cosby I'm going to say so it was on that list I never liked him I didn't know it was one of those things where if you would said any of this that you're saying 10 years ago people have been furious at you well somebody told me he was a creep back in 1983 and 94 and as a person that makes sense I had heard from people on the set of news radio that he drugged girls it was like one of those weird things you heard as a room like why does he do drunk girls like Bill Cosby man that's obviously a sick kinky head but I also know a guy with a promoter and and told incredibly ridiculous stories about things that Bill Cosby did that were not sexual but just informed me that what his Kink is is part of a much larger sickness about control and making people do weird things because he can let me tell you what I heard when you tell me what you heard I heard you make people watch him eat Curry shoes make the whole staff come into his dresser and watch him eat I hadn't heard that exactly but it's exactly in line with what I heard that he would do things like make you what was one of them like you would order food and then he would say you know scoop out the the do we part of the hamburger bun after you wash your hands and put it back on the hamburger or once he asked them to send him the soap that he hadn't finished using in the dressing room like kolenda to him send it to crazy crazy s*** they like it that like something different there their tired of these people that sound like politicians you know you hear a person Elizabeth Warren hear them talk and you feel the bull coming out of their mouth while they're talking you know that they're playing a role you know the deal with Trump he might be arrogant he might be crazy he might be ridiculous but that's him that's that guy I bet if you'd be around him all day long he's like that and that's that's the thing that one of the things that people like about him he's like that all the time but that's who he is but he's not but he doesn't need the b******* he's Donald Trump he's a f****** multi-billionaire who is now the president of the United States so it's like he doesn't feel the need to put on an act for anybody so when he comes out and says he died like a dog like that's that's how he would talk yeah I know I think the consistency I think you're right there is there's an element of like I'm tired I'm tired of the b******* I'm going to see what you're saying but I guess what I think Dennis and what are the chances that you get to 21 Warren 2020 look at that but we get down in November the election and people just exhausted by it so they wanted something different now they've had it are they going to get to this point November and get ready to vote I can't take another four years of it even though it's entertaining I'm exhausted people don't like change they get scared of change and if things are going well economically and if you know if it turns out that this thing with Iran doesn't turn into anything disastrous by the time November rolls around I think is going to win in a landslide I really I don't CMS Bernie Sanders and Tulsi gabbard get together and then everybody goes you know what that would work like this is a this is a real combination of people that I could I could give on something like that where there's like some overwhelming can lie but I don't see that then they seem to be pushing for Elizabeth Warren I don't see that she was a republican most of her career and then she became a Democrat like when she was in her late forties and maybe it's just me but the but I don't see policy message that I don't see that happening 444 her this go around maybe maybe it'll change maybe you need I don't know but problem is I feel like these people just want to be president I feel like it's a self-aggrandizement thing they just want to be president I did you get all your dad about anybody in politics or that person started out by being head of the Republican or Democratic Club in high school and that's all I want to do the nearest State Senator and then text now who started out by being head of the Republican or Democratic Club in high school and that's all I want to do the nearest State Senator and then I'm going to run for Congress


    Racism Against Native Americans w/Mike Baker | Joe Rogan
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    the way I was fat my one of my boys was home sick the other day from school the middle boy Sluggo and so we're sitting on the sofa and said you know like we were sheep and we've bought the Disney plus hanging and Peter Pan the original Peter Pan ride the original Disney Peter Pan so we started. And I'd forgotten what that movie was like in terms of its treatment of Native Americans what the hell anyway I'm sitting there and even Sluggo looks at me kind of racist turn on tape called Black Elk speaks it's about this Oglala Sioux medicine man who was while he was still alive and then the 1930s they they wrote this book we'd be told the story of Custer and he was there he was a young boy when Custer was killed and he told the story of like life on the Plains and Crazy Horse and it's f****** fascinating what was it written threat in 1930s daily mail letter in Scouts with Kelly speaks listen to on this is like the 4th or 5th one that I've listened to a Native Americans over the last couple of months but this is the best one this is the best one because not that the other ones weren't great they were great but what's interesting about this is the actual words of a man who lived that life it's not just a historical book about the time and describe the events that I'm this is a guy describing what he saw and he was talking particular about war about the way it was when you know they killed Custer and he was there when they killed Custer and just the battles between the American soldiers and the Native Americans like it's crazy it's crazy to think that it happened just a short time ago and it's also crazy to think that if no one came to America like if the world just stayed in Europe in Asia and in the way it had been before Columbus and before the Pilgrims and all that s*** these people would probably still be living like that cuz that's not that long ago well as image think about it to what was the warring tribal cultures it's a difficult environment right and which to say okay we're going to have some sort of federal system we're going to come together we're going to the greater good and you know I know but I've ever seen Native American Indian reservations in this country and I don't never been oh my God never been other than casinos it's just you going and I spent most of my adult life overseas and first time I was on a reservation here in the US we be here but it's you know history repeats that's not a good follow-up either I mean right we haven't we just been to this day we don't do a very good job at all and the reservation system not not all I've ever seen on Indian reservations and good God of their tribe somebody to come in here and talk to me about it because I just had to sort of a peripheral understanding of it up until about five or six months ago I really you know I I had seen movies and I had read books and I'd kinda understood but I doubt he didn't really really get into it until I started reading these books and it's just it's just incredible to think that there was millions and millions of tribes are millions and millions of members of different tribes living in this country like basically like Stone Age people 150 years ago and often times so you know in in constant conflict with each other and the Comanches six arrows in 10 seconds do they were just like these f****** soldiers up cuz they couldn't reload right but I'd wait for the initial Valley and then they charge in and they also could they were such great Horseman they could actually shoot underneath the horse's neck so that hold onto the rain somehow or they were under the horse's neck and they were protected and they were shooting at the soldiers near and they were shooting from horses nobody knew how to do that before everybody got off the horse to shoot and they were going to encounter a ride please cover and concealment of the Comanches apparently dominated if they had so many horses they were rich and horses they're the ones that figured out how to master the horse the best gel to use small horses they didn't use like these big horses at the Americans use right but small people small people a book with stray into sort of okay well let's look you know from the perspective of another whichever tribe they were in battle with but not using very good so I'll pick up this book is it is it is it's an amazing history and you're right it's not that long ago there's another great book was quite a few of them with blood and thunder today nothing right they run out and was a small guy wasn't allowed a soft voice and yeah there was a show men who made America think or it was a follow-on from that but they they had a handful of episodes about Kit Carson but they kind of went through they picked out some of that the individuals you would imagine right I mean the frontier I think the men who built the frontier I think it would cause a follow-on to that Siri said they did but The Men Who Built America okay which seems misogynistic but women probably helped they had an hour behind every great Titan of Industry there was a woman and several of his Mistresses but I think that this this thing about building the Frontiers was interesting they tried they tried to provide a perspective from the Native American Indians point of view I don't think I did a good job The Covered Bridge was still worth watching so was it was a good series yeah I think most of us are pretty ignorant to what goes on on the reservations today and I'm included you know you hear these horrible stories of alcoholism and poverty and you know just that they live in these nations inside of a Nation that's what it's what's very strange and the only thing that really knows natural resources that can help them but really gambling gambling becomes a big Revenue source for Allah Lenape tribe simply apply for it Cayman license around very good it will say this much in terms of just the way they laid the museum out right but it's it's just absolutely full to the ceiling of incredible stories and artifacts and and history bits but it's definitely worth people going to DC if they if they sent him to go to Smithsonian station put that one on the list because it's it's really fascinating in terms of just the way they laid the museum out right but it's it's just absolutely full to the ceiling of incredible stories and artifacts and and history bits but it's definitely worth people going to DC if they if there's enough time to go to Smithsonian since you put that one on the list because it's it's really fascinating


    Why Do They Want to Marginalize Bernie Sanders? w/Mike Baker | Joe Rogan
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    I'm in that bed debate last night I did Washington oh yeah and I don't watch him yeah. That is that's a boat with a lot of holes in it and they going to make it across the harbor it was ridiculous. people in front of the camera you ask him a question they have 30 seconds to answer at everybody else is jumping and yelling things out they're all trying to get a sound bite and I think there is something to that now I don't I don't buy his his argument so you know I don't I don't but I like the guy and I like the fact that he's consistent any means what he says and so I date again I can separate out like him from liking his policy don't see a problem there but I don't think they're going to let Bernie the moment he asked Elizabeth Warren Elizabeth Warren and come out the other day and said that she had a private conversation with Bernie and ask Bernie Sanders let me just be clear she said are you saying that you've never said this to Warren and Bernie said absolutely not very next words out of my mouth was she turned it was born to so send her warrant when Bernie said to you that he never know when Bernie said to you that a woman couldn't be president how did you feel Jesus Christ the fact they want to marginalize Sanders so cuz I think they feel like can't just no way you can win on a national level I think about being Native American for whole life


    Joe Rogan Ponders Whether Aliens Have Visited Earth
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    but yeah if you suddenly find me know that favors right or that there's a you know this there's his contact was only guess what we had said that that's a concern is always that if we're about to Nuke ourselves into another dimension that the aliens come down and go ahead dummies impressive actually it was a great movie it's weird cuz what they what they thought it would look like and yeah the robot it's just not too long ago this is what you spend your time watching a thing that the family took the alien in their house I like you. You're not even a little suspicious I don't think this guy might be a creep what's your favorite movie Alien Space jonra movie the best one is alien the Sigourney Weaver movie I think first one yeah that's most likely would alien life is going to be like some horrific parasitic f****** creature that eats everything it finds yeah that's that's amazing is likely that seems more likely I remember sitting the theater when that movie came out watching it in when that when it popped out of that guy's chest he was in the entire theater jobs just crazy but I know it's hard because you watched that movie today and you're watching it having seen all the other movies that it's affected and all the other science fiction genre movies and special effects movies but that movie was special in 1979 when that movie came out that was a special movie that was a f****** horrifically scary movie and it was no cut the s*** scenes everything seemed legitimate the creature was completely unique Weaver was hot hot as f*** I mean a woman is the hero and you not you not flinching you're not there's no part where you're going to want what is she doing she's kicking everybody's ass to the f*** out of here that's that's a movie like that's a real hero that's a real hero who Rises to the occasion in this horrific situation where this ship has it been overtaken by an alien I think that there's I think that there's things out there I don't know if I believe I want to believe that we've been visited but I don't know if I believe I think it's things out there I'm on board with the second part of that as well you know it's hard to find out from the network when they're going to start this show and this getting Secrets out of Washington DC right so I'm thinking we would have known for now if it had happened but I I do believe this other s*** out there right I just I can't believe we're at I don't think we're it do that there's something that something was here that they would visit occasionally dropping out of the cage land for a scientific expedition to see what the f*** were up to if you wanted a person if you weren't a person if you were for some from some enlightened race a million years Advance our house you would be so fast and to come by and look at people that was alive back then God damn it would be faster to be a fly on the wall and watch these primitive humanoids try to figure out fire and try to figure out hunting and and become what we are today and watch the whole thing because I think I would be boring as s*** I mean that rock into a circle do something with it come on traveling in at these distances in the week again looking at the issues of propulsion systems for Hypersonic flight except with a look at this bunch of you know folks down here and think just not interested I don't know I think it is certain point in time it would be unnecessary to physically visit I feel like maybe watching us to the Samsung TV you know folks down here and think it's just not interested I don't know I think at a certain point in time it would be unnecessary to physically visit I feel like maybe watching us through the Samsung TVs


    Former Intelligence Agent on Air Force UFO Sightings
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    you think about all this stuff about I mean New York New York Times at articles about at this Air Force test pilot Santa come out talking about encountering flying saucers or unidentified flying object particularly Commander fravor right head that David navigation program and I always say the same thing about everything but after talking to some of these folks including forever and a handful of others who were both pilots and also involved in in the a tip program for the u.s. government to the military there's there's things out there that we haven't been able to identify and I'm not jumping on on the I'm not jumping on the alien train 9sa but I'm what I'm saying is that there's things that extremely experienced Pilots military Pilots with significant amounts of experience couldn't figure out couldn't identify and so I'm certainly not to be smart enough to say okay this is what it was was it a foreign governments experimental aircraft was it something I don't know but what I do know is that the u.s. government took it seriously enough that they developed their own internal program within the Pentagon to try to sort out the wheat from the chaff right and save okay what do we actually have to worry about in part because it's national security issue right if there is a aircraft or if there's something up there that a pilot a military pilot sees for instance that government should be working on that the problem is always been that once you talk about that then people me to go off area51 gets dismissed but there was a much more serious effort than I I knew about before I started working on this thing and so I don't know I think I've got an open mind about that it's it's like that old thing about how can we really be the only people out here are or life-forms out here that seems a little obscure for me to believe it seems unrealistic yeah X out and tells the story and he's not deviating from the story he's not a guy was trying to make money and it's just an idiot doesn't have a history of telling fantastic stories was actively jamming the radar which I said what the f*** and then that's the way it moved from 60,000 feet down below 200 ft and like less than a second and no signs of a nose no signs of any propulsion system ya think about that one way or the other you know that the point of this is to agganis account use the money Trail as a way to get inside some of these programs and then to the degree that you can without you know to agree that you can't talk about things are Declassified you know not necessary try to make a case we're not trying to say it is this or does that you know but I think we're presenting a lot of interesting information that you know about this situation with favor as an example. I was pretty much straight forward you know pound the ground through some counter-insurgency operations counter-narcotics counterterrorism operations we never did encounter alien things and we were being contacted on the regular basis or at least a semi-regular basis that would change the way everybody feels about everything yes ma'am Andre gave that speech me made me give it I think was United Nations you said to imagine how easily we would come together if we are faced with a threat from an alien world right and everybody was like oh my God he knows something what that would mean not just obviously bromygod really there's something going on out there but then swear that break down and entrust not that it's not happening already in terms of the government and its ability to play square but has an experimental test site for aircraft and you know it made perfect sense well then you get all these experimental aircraft and yeah locals you know see this s*** you know local thing I'm fairly good-sized region because of the the the distance on these and you know it's understandable how you start getting some of these stories but you know having having said that you know I sat down with Private Ryan we talked about this a lot for this one episode and I talked to several others and not sure what to think but again I'm not closing the book on anything at this point see the way I look at it as if these were unique Expeditions from another planet like or whatever it is that comes here some alien spacecraft the all they have to do is come here once or twice get set up a show science expeditions to Tijuana I'm not going back there no way unless I'm drunk again they could just do it a couple of times and people have these stories and everybody else dismisses it like where are they worthy I don't see any aliens cuz you really wouldn't and yet you probably are capable of moving at the speed of flavor described where it was just impossible to track with a human not like they're not going to be no I don't want to steal their technology all the weird what ifs and who could do this and how could that be true the Delian one is the most fascinating cuz if that was real and if we somehow or another one day get some undeniable proof like the the favor film the film footage the Gunner footage to the the radar for the that's pretty goddamn compelling but man if there was something like that CDL in one is the most fascinating cuz if that was real and if we we somehow or another one day get some undeniable proof like the the favor film the film footage the Gunner footage did the radar for the that's pretty goddamn compelling but man if it was something like that off the charts


    Joe Rogan on Prince Harry and Meghan Leaving Royal Family
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    6% of people in England and Wales have a UK passport I got a UK passport to you being a member of the royal family and yet they've trademarked apparently sort of them is if they're they're brand new and Duchess of Sussex and they're not allowed to make any money off of the royal family so they were out there giving allotments allowances living expenses much it's a significant amount of house on the grounds of Windsor Castle they're going to continue to live in move but yeah and please hook me up with him into a Kardashian all they need to do starting to dorsing f****** makeup lines and sneakers and watches and s*** next to you know Ted's millionaire bat rabies problem there buddy right I think I was going to go he's going to go to Vancouver move part-time to Canada but he came out and said you know what I'm moving to the states until Trump is not president from The Sovereign Grant in the 2016/2017 fiscal year damn I give them weather in $3000000 in the next year good to be Queen to help Finance the extensive renovation of nothing is making a hundred million dollars in a year everybody brainwashed over there but she has been a remarkably consistent with family Heatwave is now apparently a hundred $3000000 that's that's a significant that it's a significant amount yes what it would it kill you system just give the money for free to be a royal give the money for free to be a ruler


    Former CIA Agent Breaks Down Jeffrey Epstein Case
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    how about the other thing you got to go to about the other prince the one that's Epstein's friend no answer Luke 18 she looks 16 are you sure you should let me let me ask you this found out that the the tapes were missing at the f****** the cameras didn't work in the tapes were deleted from the first accidentally deleted from the first time you attempted suicide and schirmer's like a conspiracy evidence that will the biggest get a professional and yeah it's it's it's astounding but but yeah what what is it your birthday and I'm nobody can get to the bottom of anything but it has a crazy one like they got him in the jail the guards are somehow or another getting in trouble so who knows what the guards are going to say they might get suicided my favorite part was the guy they chose for his cellmate to see the f****** gorilla they chose for sale media reminded me of that Richard Pryor That giant Goomba is huge Italian ex-cop who was a murderer and a drug Runner I mean this guy is built like a brick shithouse and this is Epstein cellmate up giant likes to also keep them from all the people that he killed they bark when they're coming around and grab your gun it's a good move its it's just crazy there's so many pieces to the puzzle that are so ridiculously obvious and then when you find out that Clinton flew them at least 26 x 26 x had no idea thanks again I don't I'm I'm not a buyer on these sort of things but yeah you look at it you look at the facts around you think they just know there's no way in hell went home again me and it seems like they dead set something up for him to make it very easy for him to be incarcerated for what should be a pretty heinous crime I mean he would think sex with underage girls and sex trafficking death without saline or just laying okono in Columbia or something all the Clinton tapes compiling out onto the f****** floor of Wednesday Gladys Bell agents who've been murdered that's literally what she was reading a book on what he was was compromising a lot of these wealthy powerful people but getting video tapes of them hooking up with young girls including prince Andrew right now and for whatever reason you know you heard of anything like this before it's just something that's been done in the past not not hurt the first time time names I mean it went so well and I'm going to tell you something after the show's over after shows it but if you whisper in my ear Hilaria never figure that out that's understand Korean push that right on the front porch to get back we can you talk about North Korea but a common strategy that intelligence agencies would use where they would try to compromise people in order to get like what would be the benefit if you had like the Mossad was doing that and they were doing that too and using the theories and people believe it's because I'm saying it doesn't do that we don't use honey traps we don't do that sort of thing because that sort of Leverage always is it's always going to head south on you and so we don't you know try to call or somebody in that sort of a relationship and then we can take advantage of and yet other services do the Russians being one of them they do that all the time yeah they've they've had some very successful efforts to do that end and if you can if you get somebody in that position they're compromising himself with you put themselves in with it was like an Epstein situation where suddenly you got them at video of them with with an underage person or whether they provided a document that they shouldn't buy it's always the concept is always the same no matter what that what that action is your you're getting them on the hook your your you getting something that's leverageable over them and if if they don't just go forward and mediately saying Turn Around of the boss and say I'm guilty did this sorry then they're compromised and then you've got them as mental service you've got that we can start again because now you know you know that not only did they do something to do with that. overseas or whatever and I'm thinking all right I'm trying to explain this person's got to access there an interesting position nursing job and then they got access information that we want to know this priority Target and then I want to say okay now I want to develop a relationship a little bit maybe I'll bump into the person of the few parties maybe we're in the same parent-teacher organization whatever this year that's right can you work the foreign ministry here and you know whatever country haven't been how about you give me some documents but instead you know maybe it's something different maybe they worked for mystery maybe they work in Aerospace business you know that's a Target and you say it but you've developed a bit of a relationship with my kids doing this school project and you know it's all about whatever Hypersonic flight you know and and you know you know that they work at some you know aerospace companies hypersonics you know and and you're not looking for anything classified you just looking for a research paper or study or something and on and if they come back and say this is an interesting study that act alone and I given you some classify but that act alone mean something big right it means their work askable in a sense they responded to your request for information you can put it that way but you go from there then you ratchet it up slowly bit by bit if you got the time frame to do it maybe sometimes you know you got too short a time frame because there's a requirement to get along and you got to accelerate the whole process of getting leverage on all these different people for whatever his purpose was he went with a lot of celebrities there was a state money I mean maybe he'd maybe you just who knows maybe you got off on sort of being the Kingpin in this whole thing and I had to be something valuable that they were getting from it I'm guessing I don't know get the idea of you would have leverage over these people you have been compromising situations and then they would do things for you but what would they do for you yeah like what I like being close to you know the seat of power or maybe you don't like being close to what he thought was like the royal family member it is interesting but I don't think I mean look at it since I've been kicked to the curb Abba to do in the trolley is to some degree but I don't think I don't know what the weather is going to have the new cycle is so fast when something happens even something as ridiculous as the Epson case with so obviously he was murdered and then Michael bad and goes on 60 Minutes and says consistent with when was strangled up never in all my years of seeing people hang them never seen him with these kind of fractures this is fractures or indicative of strangulation it has one serious money to do to write it's something we should explore I want to see what he's probably got a fur-lined cell. Kevin Spacey well they put the Epstein case on there


    Former CIA Agent Mike Baker on Russian Burisma Hack
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    tape over that camera you do this probably you do write how much you know if you got one that's over recent vintage check and you'll see there's a little little hole that's like trying to program your your VCR I trying to figure out how to get into your TV into the settings to change the smart interactivity and then do you also want to trust that that's what's going to happen if you turn it off so but they also don't have the resources and time available commercial side of things I was different because it drives what they're all about which is making money especially when you sign those terms of agreements the terms of use agreements like most people just accept it you don't look through it I was decades ago but you you give up that right by clicking on agree on those user agreement allows anyone to access and obtain copies of the date of The Company Store on them and the right to delete that data and opt out of company selling or monetizing their data only for residents California though they live somewhere else but you can now then then anything even in a lot of ways more than the government spying on us about the power that something like Facebook has the insane amount of influence they have on people and how do they use of their algorithms they actually instigate arguments and try to get people because that's how people respond and that's what makes people want to click on things and I that's what generates Revenue so their algorithms encourage you know what an outrage but they don't really but people like outrage so they encourage you to go seek out like Ari shaffir didn't expiry will use YouTube and you only search for puppies that's always search for just puppies on YouTube and that's all you two would recognize this is all they were recommending to him was puppies and he's like okay so it's really not nefarious based entirely on what your needs are or what what your interests are butts so many people are interested in things that outraged them that it becomes a very profitable thing for them when their algorithm shows these people what they want but it's the problem is the people itself it's not surely the album it's not like some the algorithm in some nefarious algorithm is designed to instigate The Strife now it's it's taking advantage of human nature to some degree but it's also raised a really important point because coming up on this election people talk about oh my God they're going to hack in they're going to influence the phone and it's very clever so if you look at like a recent something that just happened was really interesting and being investigated but I report came out from a group area one which is looking at that hackers and looking at cyber security issues and then it's not a well-known group it's not like it's out there but they just came out with a report of a Russian entity likely the former Gru the military intelligence of of the Russian intelligence service hacked into burisma number risma is that company in the Ukraine that Hunter Biden was sat on the board of and now you think and so what happened almost immediately when this report comes out saying recently Ukrainian aw if you don't investigate the bind situation so you'd look at this and if you just looked at it on a very simple level you go wow and I've already seen some of that narrative saying what look the Russians are working on behalf of trump again see that's what they're doing they're working on behalf of their hacking into Purisima and that's you know what he was complaining about if you step back and you think about what are the Russians trying to do right with all of their hacking efforts all their social media engineering they're trying play the scent so now what if you got now you're ramping up the story again now you know to what degree are area one story of report is correct and then there's some discussion as to whether it's accurate or not but to it to that degree that you have to look at everything now with a very skeptical I have to say Okay what is the purpose of it why is this a timed leak of information right today intended another word for the Russian and tell service you don't do anything haphazardly the idea that we're going to wait this out now because now it looks like we're still you know we're pushing this whole thing was trying to help Trump when I get that narrative going again because now we're getting into an election cycle is interesting stuff it's like it's like after we smoked almost immediately after social media post Pro very suddenly but again and over the course of the next 48 hours massive numbers compared to what had been in the past of sympathetic enough to turn people's thoughts right to get that narrative going to be like oh my God they fascinated a foreign leader that's all they're looking to do is create an Iranian cyber security forces is increasingly sophisticated we look at 3:10 to look at this political Spectrum saying I'm right and left whatever but you have to step back and think you know what it what what's what are they doing what's with the purpose of this and maybe it's more complex layer than just simply accepting what it is it's being said which happens you know that side of danger social media it's whether it's for the left or right doesn't matter whether it's from a foreign entity you know that state-sponsored effort you taking your run with it next thing you know it's got 10,000 likes and people are talking about it like it's correct a real problem with today's social media is that these agencies like the internet research agency in Russia did before the 2016 election they really can stir up the scent with these thousands and thousands of social media accounts that they have and they can get people thinking in a certain way then get people to argue things in a certain way and you hear those talking points that these bots in these you know these companies that are designed just to stir people up you see those talking points repeated so it is a fact I'll know absolutely they wanted to get the narrative out there for right so they would pay off during this weather was overseas or here where it may be too in that was old school right but the point of it all right that the the reasoning mind is still the same. You're trying to effect a narrative you're trying to affect a certain opinion or you're trying to foment the scent you're trying to create some chaos and you're right out here now with a lot of the social media that foreign entities of doing they're trying to take advantage and trying to drive wedges at 350 crate why doesn't example whatever it is that they can do and sometimes sometimes I don't it just simply to create the chaos and sometimes it doing it for you no more specific Focus reason but we're not sophisticated and I think we're more aware of it now because it's been in the news and we've been talking about it some degree but as a population were not very sophisticated and so they're still going to take advantage of it and it's not just a rush and it's additive any any nation that resource of the ability and somewhat motivation and sees it in their own best interest they have a cyber unit it's doing this sort of thing so you know where it's going to go but you know you worry about sore the the impact that has it's not the you know it's not the idea that they're going in there to voting machines and switching up data I mean frankly we should be going to a paper-based system I would out if I was in charge I would say that's it no more paperless voting system get that s*** out of here when I can rely on the internet know what they're doing in Iowa for the caucuses so I'm going to be a internet-based voting reporting for the caucuses in Iowa get back to the old days here if you're targeting a terrorist organization and you start having success picking up cam to Communications and Indian gathering signals Intelligence on the first thing they do is throw their phones away and go back to the old system of work I'm going to hand write some message I'm going to hand it to my cousin he's going to hand it to his cousin and that's all that's our communication system from now on so we should dumb down and go back to the old days and just do a paper system you know which takes longer and is a pain in the ass but message I'm going to hand it to my cousin he's going to hand it to his cousin and that's all that's our communication system from now on so we should dumb down and go back to the old Days Inn to do a paper system you know which takes longer and is a pain in the ass but


    People Used to be Rougher w/Bill Maher | Joe Rogan
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    and weird gig and the worst New Year's Eve you got to do something as you send them off that's only an hour and a half left in the New Year in the old year and I feel like that was the appropriate song because it was a song written by a comedian Charlie Chaplin 200 years old was a hit in the 50s for Nat King Cole Michael Jackson we did it in the 90s when he was on trial for child molestation chose to do a song by Charlie Chaplin the Amo famous job they didn't call it that but yes he married no anyting he married like it was like Jerry Lee Lewis he was like with 14 year olds Charlie Chaplin can you run your magic lightbox Jamie and see if see if there's a no child molester yes Charlie Chaplin famous for it for that and I hope you know back then I don't think they got your for it but what do you think 20 I don't know if they were child labor laws I just don't know what Priscilla Presley when she like 14 when I wrecked yeah and that was Elvis was a child molester too and that was the 50s right right and that while he went into the army in 58 so that's when he met her in Germany her father was a colonel and she was 14 and of course he was 25 and a giant Rockstar and he says to the colonel would you mind if I took 14 year old daughter back to America she can live with me at Graceland and it'll all be good in the guy says enjoy what the f*** was wrong with people back to not is there a chapel in The Hangover or child molester yes I definitely is rougher you know I mean you and I I think walk the same path we often talkin about we I think of progressives but we have short patience with some of the fragile some of that is just the way you're brought up I think kids are coddled you know I think they're indulged and that's the reason why they freak out over microaggressions and stuff and some of that is just as telling some of the stories not a apropos of this just talk about something else but it just reminded me that here I'm a kid who had I think a normal middle-class upbringing I consider it an idyllic I consider it an innocent you couldn't buy today I mean first of our group in New Jersey in the 60s there was no racial issues because there was only one race in town that's just the way it was I'm not saying that's good it wasn't but that's so there weren't racial issues that weren't drug issues I didn't I didn't try pot in high school that may have maybe there was a rumor that if you kids were but that wasn't even a thing there wasn't even any like divorce it was really the land That Time Forgot you know it was Leave it to Beaver land and telling someone this time my father who grew up in the depression cheap you know love him dearly but I don't think that's the wrong word and sent this to an army friend of his as the dentist and this is 1964 I was eight did not use novocaine and I remember vividly like he had like eight cavities that had to be filled he said if it hurts raise your hand drill when it's so into me and then I'm riding home up this big hella it was cold on my bike with the tears freezing on my cheek so get to the dentist yourself personally wouldn't do that today just be on their own like get your ass to the dentist on your bike get home after they drill into you with no novacaine by bad people people were just rougher rougher time and I wouldn't recommend these things exactly necessarily although getting some place on your own I don't think it's the worst thing in the world but a little more of that example about that and he believes that you should let your kids roam around and let them find their way home and there is a movement for that that's how I was raised from school flying to the house change into my play clothes fly out the door my mother never said where you going what are you doing and you know we're gone and again in Leave it to Beaver town there was a 6 whistle really yeah different everything I know the whistle went off time for dinner and then you right and then you got your ass home when you heard the whistle we didn't have watches or phones or you know I don't want I mean I don't want to compare it's a different world for sure between the way we grew up in the way they're growing up today I don't know what's better when you heard the whistle we didn't have watches or phones or you know I don't want I mean I don't want to compare it's a different world for sure between the way we grew up in the way they're growing up today I don't know what's better


    Bill Maher Never Found Bill Cosby Funny | Joe Rogan
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    any of those old schoolers that's a point at the front of it sits in true story right talk about how those guys who are such icons couldn't make it today take too long and you could take you could take 2 minutes before you got to the punchline you could take 2 minutes to set something up the audience was perfectly okay with that you could never do that to the Jack Benny and Bob Hope was more rapid fire a lot of these old schoolers you know I mean I have never funny list and at a friend of mine created years ago and some of them are on it you know Danny Thomas and I don't know I mean there's some people I thought were never Bill Cosby stuffy did but everything I've ever heard even as a kid and I saw him on TV I'm like no I don't like this s***'s corny I have I feel very very ahead of my time I never liked him for ya so I know somebody I like Snot somebody I was romantically involved with but a girl who he was horrible to and I never liked him after that as a person that makes sense cuz I just heard from people on the set of Newsradio that he drugged girls it was like one of those weird things you heard as a room like why does he do drug girls but Bill Cosby no I mean American Dad America and you have to wonder why a guy who could get laid as a married man that's obviously a pinky had but I also know a guy who was a promoter and and told incredibly ridiculous stories about things that Bill Cosby did that we're not sexual but just informed me that what his Kink is is part of a much larger sickness about control and making people do weird things because he can let me tell you what I heard and then you tell me what you heard I heard he makes people watch him eat Curry make the whole staff come into his dresser and watch him eat I hadn't heard that exactly but it's exactly in line with what I heard that he would do things like make you what was one of them like you food and then he would say you know scoop out the the do we part of the hamburger bun after you wash your hands and put it back on the hamburger or once he asked them to send him the soap that he hadn't finished using in the dressing room like kolenda to him send it to crazy crazyshit that again speaks to a pathology that's larger than what we know about him sexually that that has a subcategory under that big has to need to have the woman be unconscious that's it that's a weird thing I can't I can't I can't get into certain things I'd like I can't even imagine why someone would find it attractive to be with a child I can understand why that would be appealing to you I can understand this you know a lot of things I can understand to the casino and he made the security guard talked him into bed if you have anything at the lights on so I was like I'm going to lie on the bed I had a friend who had an interesting take on it and he said there is something that happens to some famous people's but particularly famous people who were famous a long time ago where they feel like they are better than other people that there is a giant gap between them and other people they feel like they can do things to people and they that what yeah that's uncommon but his pathology people try to hide that it's called acting house that's why when they're in front of the camera they're so Charming but we know that behind the scenes they're they're not but he seemed to wear it on his sleeve for using bad words but there are people that they get to dispose where they think that they're owed things and he thought about that sexually to he said he probably felt like he was just so above those women and he didn't even want to negotiate with them we just drugged them and f***** him cuz he's Bill Cosby they should be happy it's mostly unexplored a giant mystery human beings I've ever experienced what is experience he's been famous since the 1950s American Icon right is Rich Piana men's groundbreaker end of legitimate world-class stand-up comic who toured the whole world create against Cosby Show that was a groundbreaking television oh yeah so many factors so many factors and then on top of that a psychotic pervert and a creep and drugging women I mean on top and who knows what else just a my fine like 30 dead cats in his backyard me who knows the Five Guys into somebody told me it just may not be true that he was drugging people with animal tranquilizers that that's he had a vet's license or something and that's how it that's how he was two people were like how did he get the stuff that he was using for The Knockout pills vitamin K if I don't feel good I got my feet up here all the time you got some low for now I want to go to your choice you wore those today I didn't even think about it that show was at went out when I started to do it there was such a proliferation of comics that you could do that show 30 times and that didn't make me famous I mean elevated me to a degree it legitimized you and Joe business but that did at one point just doing The Tonight Show once made you a star but part of what true story is about was the comics frustration that they came along at a time when it was did at one point just doing The Tonight Show once made you a star but part of what true story is about was the comics frustration that they came along at a time when it wasn't that unique a thing anymore it was too many Comics you couldn't swing a dead cat without hitting a comic


    Has Binge Watching Model Made it Harder to Follow New Shows? w/Bill Maher | Joe Rogan
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    yeah I would watch something like that accept it is just too much the first was just too much do any dance to watch I mean I put it on my list but you know that and this everything have to be like a season does everything have to be so drugged back to our subject everything is either very condensed or way too drawn out and you have to follow it and you're not like an episode of Friends we don't have to know what the fuk happened the week before and you just tune in to psi yes I depend upon the week before right it was all everything is on dark and I've had 10 people binge I don't binge I never been to anything I have the opposite problem I have watching a d d i when I I love to watch TV it's the last thing I do before I sleep at night but unless something is absolutely compelling I don't watch more than 15 minutes of it I like 15 minutes of this and then 50 minutes of that and 15 minutes and then go to sleep or structuring and Netflix specials that way because of that people are doing their closing bit first I read that somewhere that you have to get to grab them every f****** drama is something and then six months earlier you know we have to go back really crazy do something linear well it's this whole thing that you were saying before we do have a second 7-second attention span or we have 3 hours I would love to see someone try to make a movie like Steve McQueen's LeMans cuz if you don't remember that movie old Steve McQueen before the very talented director heat direct what you know right you're really hate directed he's an African-American eat directed 12 Years of Slave I believe are you are you using your magic lightbox to Google her and he's a big guy that Steve McQueen who died of cancer in 1980 I believe I remember him chasing cures and Mexico for wedding yeah I think you probably was a heavy smoker and there's no talking for like the first I don't know how many minutes is just you know people going there life on the racetrack like all preparing for things and there's no chat Hitchcock movie I mean it just shows how different the audiences are in how we developed or undeveloped or if it's that there's an expectation that people have a short attention span so that everything is made for that expectation know they do I think they I think they really do I mean the more you I do I must say as someone who grew up when Alfred Hitchcock was still was he still making yeah he made a movie in 1972 I was 16 I saw it in the theater was one of his last he was on his last legs but psycho it was 1960 I was too young to for that but he was still very involved in the big director and I tried to watch I did watch the one he made in 1956 the year I was born called The Man Who Knew Too Much I think story he made three times he liked that story about the innocent guy who's being chased by somebody and he doesn't know why they're chasing him and the police are after him but he's got to find the bad guys before the police find him it's Jimmy Stewart and Doris Day it is I mean they talked about at the master of suspense I mean Jesus Christ is like the master of keeping me falling asleep it's really subtle slow I'm sorry but I think they've improved on that I did maybe that's sacrilege to the movie community and Martin Scorsese a write me a letter or something but Jesus Christ I'd much rather watch salt you know there's a thriller that Jason Bourne movies I feel like they took what Hitchcock was doing and yes they wrapped it up and I'm glad they did Hitchcock's hard to get through we also have to realize when Hitchcock was making films they've been only making films for 50 years is a real even though he started in the late 30s Wayback yeah there's something about that like you know anything about stand-up like if you ever tried listen to Lenny Bruce I certainly have good example yeah I can't do it doesn't work anymore we're in a different world


    Bill Maher Probably Wouldn't Have Finished His First Book Without Cocaine| Joe Rogan
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    I've been a fan of yours for a long time I bought true store and I of you what how about that book way back in the day man if I was living in New York was great book thank you I very underrated book on Stanley, early life I would never write another novel just did to make every sentence every paragraph funny or telling no extra words to me that's the kind of that and I would get busy and put it aside and I'll look at it for years and then I did my old life 1985 in December I went down to Zihuatanejo Mexico to do the memorable TV movie TV movie there there's a praise that they chipped memoral TV movie Club Med I think we all remember it now we don't Linda Hamilton was the star I think I do remember it I hope you don't I remember Linda Hamilton in a movie review it was a TV movie and we stayed at the Club Med I was in you know it was kind of a low-budget thing as far as the people in the cast and crew went because we stayed at the Club Med which was not a club that is not a luxury hotel you know what club meds are you give up your money you pay everything and Beads but you don't really need money and the rule is for people who just enjoy the outside that's why you're in Mexico so the room is monastic right there's no TV cuz you're out all day you know you just going to be in the waves and then you're going to f*** and go to sleep and whatever so I had a lot of free time because I wasn't in the shot every day but I was in Mexico eventually I got f****** cabin fever down there and I couldn't wait to get home because they're a long time and I've nothing to do and I wrote a lot of the novel there and put it away again and then I was in a career slump in the early 90s had finished with acting mostly I didn't want to do that anymore I've done a few sitcoms and I didn't want to be the office creep forever and so I was just like nowhere and that's when I finished it and also that's like the year I did cocaine which it probably would not have finished it without that only one year wanted to let you know me I'm a pothead like you I it's not my drug but you know if you really insist you can get in you can get into any drug and I just happen to be at this point in my life where I was vulnerable to any I've nothing to do all day I wasn't working so and it helps you write it help productivity due to productivity drivers drug that I liked because I wasn't social on it I just don't like to have sex on it most men did not I love that and and right but I didn't want to talk somebody that guy I don't know he's never that guy and talked a Blue Streak know but but it helped me you know concentrate and organized and that kind of stuff and you know and then I was probably smoking pot to I was smoking cigarettes a year that was not a healthy year remember you know you could cocaine which is kids that is the worst drug it really is because you got a little honeymoon. And then that quickly goes away and then you're chasing that high and you know it's not healthy and then you know you're you're trying to at the end of the night take the edge off you know you're into that put the Ed it said that was I never touched it I got lucky very smart gout is it still in publication the great question I'm finding so much about my own life here I didn't know cuz like I didn't correct with being redone how much from my arrow like guys who grew up and shot hold up when we were just starting it was huge fault for not pushing that through I guess but I thought at the time it would have really would have made a good movie but it's Robbie too late now and I was doing that well remember that movie came out with Tom Hanks remember that flashlight punch lidocaine Tom Hanks was good I mean Tom Hanks could could have been a stand-up he did it as good as you can possible possible but they just never capture the whole essence of it and also when you trying to have someone I see this on maisel no I haven't seen that yet some show the one I think it's Jim Carrey show on Showtime about dying up here and I like the show but whenever you showing a stand-up comic and your kids acting you're acting as a stand-up and then the audience has to laugh is something about it that isn't it just you can tell it's not real it's like a boxing scene in the movie same thing a little bit yeah it's in you can't as any giant comedy star-nosed you can walk out at a comedy club and you'll get the biggest Ovation in the world 2 minutes later you can be dying because it's involuntary after thrilled to see you but then if you don't say something funny that can't then I Gotta Laugh it's also very uniquely live thing. Like you have to be right I was hitting like if you watch a special on TV you're really getting 50% of funny your rent you have to be there live you if you're there live you'll get 100% of it so not only that not only watching it not life right because you've got a recording of it but now it's also a fake recording so it's a guy pretending to be on stage and audience pretending to be an audience in the whole thing yeah so maybe it's a blessing in disguise I kept her going up drunk and talking s*** and then people telling her like you can probably do, they like it seems chaotic it gets a little less realistic as time goes on but you watch that show and I like the first two seasons the third season of hope they're not losing me here and it took place in the 50s yeah yeah people telling her like you could probably do, they look at seems chaotic and it gets a little less realistic as time goes on but you watch that show and you like it I like the first two seasons the third season of hope you're not losing me here and it took place in the 50s yeah yeah


    Bill Maher Reflects on Politically Incorrect, Starting Real Time | Joe Rogan
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    what year what season are you guys coming into Norfolk I don't know Seasons it's hard to adjust couple years and we started on HBO in 2003 but then we used to do for the first two years I had to do two seasons they took took them a while to get the idea that this is not like The Sopranos or any other show did this kind of show is a habit show it has to be on most of the year we used to do a season from February so like may let me be off for 4 months and come back for a few months in the fall that's not the way you can do it when you're following events alive show so finally somewhere in there they just okay so then it was one long season 2 supposed to so I guess they counted the early years has two we've been on HBO since 2003 but of course I started to you were on the old show Politically Incorrect somebody sent me a clip of that wow I couldn't even bear to watch it just from the way it was too sad time is cruel actually we look better now just because we look douchier younger of course I mean that's the trade-off in the answers that you're here when you're younger but that started in 93 so I've already passed my we did a 25th anniversary show about a year-and-a-half ago yeah and the fall of 18 it aired I couldn't believe that you know they're trying to bring back Politically Incorrect who is pay whoever came to me a while ago with hosting it a course but it was somebody else hosting it remove to ABC I think we probably sold them the rights to the show which is was probably stupid but at the time it made sense and good luck with it I'm not doing it was one of those question though my manager calls me up because you're not going to want to do this but I'm obligated to tell you why wouldn't you want to do like when someone doesn't show leave it alone and I know right leave it if you laughed and they started doing real time with Adam Carolla right you know exactly what they will be doing format sometimes can I watch or listen to you it's it's not even there I don't get America like people's attention span is either 7 seconds or 3 hours between I mean I do like being forced to condense and four people I always think of the person watching my show is the person who is interested in current events but doesn't have the time to follow it during the week they've got kids and jobs and lives they are going to watch me to catch them up and it's my job to obviously entertain them but also to the Pointe at what's important what what happened this week that you should know about somewhere in that live our whether it's in the monologue or in new rules or the editorial I do at the end or in the panel somewhere I want to cover everything I think you should doesn't necessarily mean it's the things that the newspaper or other outlets thought was important what I think is really important that's what I'm going to cover so there is something to be said for condensing is also a lot to be said for letting it breathe you know I mean letting it breathe I do miss that sometimes I wish I could and very often we're in the middle of a discussion and I have to move on I feel like the way things are going now with streaming like I know HBO has their new streaming service maybe they could just give you an option to let some some of those conversations lengthen out to seems like some of them you just getting started you have to cut him off your right and again sometimes people just want the headlines for you off and I'm reading something and it's too long I just think you should have given me the New York Times starts every article not just tell me what happened don't give me the background on a rocky road and Afghanistan is very label which one side and movies are too long too long people need at but these kind of conversations lend themselves more than most art forms to just letting it happen and yeah it's more natural I mean I like the fact that unlike my early days when you sweat backstage and you'd hear The Tonight Show band playing in summer I did I really have no Lista question no no I don't want you I like you but I'm sure I'm not going to run out of things to ask you or talk to you about but that's a talent itself that you could do that off the top of your head I think you think it's not that much of a talent but trust me a lot of people could not do that I don't know if I would trust myself if you said you have two hours with this guy I would I would be in the back of my mind like s*** what if an hour what if an hour and 10 minutes in I'm like f*** I can't think of one more things you can imagine if you and I were at dinner together talk about it's probably true so that's this okay the same s*** followed by dead air why is complete dead air


    Bill Maher: I've Never Understood the Concept of Marriage
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    I want to know how the divorce laws came to be I do I want to know somebody must have written a book on it I just want to know how we got to this place where you know first of all this idea that you have to live in the style of which you become accustomed I can help you here I can help you in great lawyers make a lot of money if there's a large settlement to its lawyer yes lawyers don't make a lot of money if there's no settlement you know Phil Hartman when he's getting divorced when the things you said to me I go to to f****** give her half come on man you make a lot of money it was a crazed like a 2/3 and I've had friends that have gotten divorced and even though they were they had come to an agreement with the the acts like let's listen to this this and you'll get this and I'll get this by then the lawyers jump in he's trying to f*** you and this know they're trying to f*** you over that deserve more actually the plot of the movie Marriage to be seen Mary story it's terrific I was again it at the beginning because it was about an actress and a theater director and I'm like Jesus f****** Christ can't you at least pretend that there are people in America not outside of your exact circular been so many big movies you know that are just about your world of Show Business terrific movie about it is no bells and whistles it's just we're married we seem very happy and then well we're not happy and we're going to get divorced and then we're going to just just do it amicably and not getting lawyers involved and then it all falls apart and once it goes down that path that you're talkin about it just becomes as vicious as anything without guns okay no children didn't have children and it dragged on for more than I think almost three years and even though they did some kind of a sort of conclusion he was paying for his wife's lawyer I go like you're paying for the general the arm is trying to kill you you're paying for someone to f*** you in the ass you're getting f***** in the ass world of men broken by but you know they've people unfortunately get a horrible disease like cancer and they say I couldn't have gotten through it without my wife I always think yeah and maybe she gave it to you of course literally but I just mean that when you're in a bad relationship the stress we don't know what contributes all the things to cancer but that certainly is I'm sure one of them and then going through a divorce like that I've seen people like you say broken the attract and it's a system the reason why the divorce laws are set up the way they're set up people think all we're protecting women horseshit they're doing it so that they can extract the maximum amount of money out of the mail that way the lawyer gets the biggest chunk that they can possibly get most lawyers have a the work on a percentage basis especially if a woman doesn't have as much money or if she's you know the oil come to her look we've got a deal here we'll we'll figure this out I don't pay me now we're going to make sure we the most will will take care of it all in the end and this is what has happened to several of my friends have been divorced and you know what it is once you see it what I got and I understand and I accept and I support is child support I mean I've I grew up with a deadbeat dad my dad never paid for s*** and I have many friends have also experienced a lot of financial hardship growing up because their dad was a piece of s*** and didn't want to pay for the children the people very close to me but when there's a big difference between that a man taking responsibility for his children big difference between that and alimony alimony is creepy there's something creepy about like my friend like I said didn't even have a child with this woman he is still paying her by the way this is the same guy very good friend of mine has been divorced for 14 years has been married for 12 to a new woman still paying old woman and my job is like you f***** her so hard she can't work right but she literally can't work cuz he be he's a wealthy man he made good money and he works really hard as he's not in the business he's at his real job and he works you know long f****** hours every day and he has his own business and he has to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to someone he doesn't even talk to you anymore I go to the doctor what did jail every night because he couldn't make the payments and they would like let him out on weekends to do rounds and stuff but he was its I got a better one for you when I get angry when he was getting divorced was when he was on Newsradio so it was a financial Peak you know he was the star of the show is making a lot of money right and so his so yeah I get to that that shirt is in Canada right he the judge tells him I don't make that kind of money anymore that was an extraordinary kind of my life it's very hard to make that kind of money you know I'm an actor or just the doctor's the judge rather says your ability to pay has no relation to your obligation to pay WOW think of that just pause here for a moment what a statement where else would we say that it's insane talking about hundreds of thousands of dollars hundreds of thousands like as if he's supposed to conjure this up like his careers about supposed to magically resurrect itself in some really financially viable and strong and able to do everything we can do but when it comes to this it's like we got to take care of them dependent because the men in general are in control the finance or make more money and they can extract more money for nausea while people turning it down it's dark man I mean the only time that I know of is Tom Arnold the males ready we got one on the board there's like if the board was like here if it was it would be a f****** billion scratches on one side and four lines of the one through it and then next to it is like Tom Arnold I never uncouple of the dude never understood the concept of marriage because when people would say why don't you want to get married at a why would I invite the federal and state government into my love life otherwise is not real if you don't get it the sign piece of paper what the f*** do you have just your feelings for that other night good enough friends she had to tell her friends and he really cares that's what's real the paper is what's fake the made me worried about divorces whenever getting divorced so I don't know about you f*** you're doing like why why you're getting so upset about this bill just signed a paper and get married we're going to be together forever I don't know what you're worried about Jesus Christ love me hahaha but also like humans change it's like we said it's so funny when you you can tell you about anything else while I'm not married to it you know do you want that thing they're at married to it but with a human that thing that's most malleable were like we did this before right this real some countries have like you could get married for like 7 when the moment comes because you're so co-dependent girls are not going to tolerate interment cuz I cry if you stuck with Dave at Dave wouldn't ask the boring. It's funny to sign the contract you be fine girl how do you mention Tom Arnold I had him on the very first episode of Politically Incorrect I think with Roseanne and they were talking about marriage and he said the great thing about marriage is when you have a big fight and somebody says I'm leaving you can go you can't we're married and I got what he was saying some people like that that you have this this self-imposed barrier that for difficult you know or when they make you look at the sonogram when you want an abortion in some States look at your f****** baby on the computer screen there and tell come back tomorrow and tell me you want to kill that kid you know you were waiting for you have to cool off you can't just leave where is if you're not married you can unless you live together that's more complicated or kids are more complicated but yeah look at your f****** baby on the computer screen there and tell come back tomorrow and tell me you want to kill that kid you know you were waiting for you have to cool off you can't just leave where is if you're not married you can unless you live together that's more complicated or kids are more complicated but yeah


    Bill Maher on Louis C. K. and the #metoo Movement
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    you think should go on with Louis Louis CK you mention him I know more about it than most people could have talked to Louis about it but what happened versus what's being portrayed as what happened there were there's a lot of stuff that's just not true lucky block in anybody's door woods and what's unfair is that he cannot say it he wanted you if you engage and defend yourself correct the record then you make it worse so you're in this sort of purgatory where if you hear things that are not true you also cannot say anything about it that's it that's it unfair place to be and also like is everything a hanging offence my problem with some of the me-too stuff and of course I think like every right-thinking person it was a great thing that happened that men have been put on notice that you're playing with fire balls and you just can't get away with a lot of the s*** you use regular men in positions of power and are slaves but there is just no consistency Charlie Sheen I like them but he got Super Bowl commercial last year he did way worse things that Louis CK you couldn't get Louis CK are they still giving people I mean at this Litany of things that are way worse than whacking off in front of people which is not cool either of course it's me Louie did Lee Lewis College eyes and own up to it and I just think the there where is the consistency and also where is the is it is it is everything a life sentence that Louis is is a horrible person forever or is there some point where we used to go yes a person pays his debt to society in some way and then you know I know you're allowed back I feel I just feel bad for him I mean I feel like he did weird s*** that he shouldn't have done for sure and I think he knows that I know he knows that but what is the proper punishment and is and who decides it is definitely working again so all the people that are complaining and bitching about our seas know you can hear a lot of theaters is doing his touring again right when you selling his tickets to his fan but he wants to do beers before you can have a special but I'm just saying I'm just pulling it out of my ass I'm just saying what we need some sort of it's been more than two years some sort of me to court yeah that by Judge Rose McGowan how do you decide when you know a person has been punished enough and what what is the gar jerking off I don't like being alone the rest of the material he does about it but you know he asked he asked can I jerk off in front of you when they said yes he did it it's not a good thing nothing good about anyone else and he knows it and I'm not defending them but right people are portraying it is far worse than like he went up at skankfest in New York and people went crazy and cheered and I repost the video of it and someone Twitter weather rare time to look drugged and he assaulted women he asked if he could jerk off in front of people and then he did there's some question as to whether I jerked off on the phone with somebody I don't think that's assault either it's kind of creepy not even kinda it stopped I'm sure he would say it's creepy but we're not talking about someone assaulted people like you can't just change the definition of the word present make you feel bad but hating someone now I also read but I don't know if it's true if his management I think threatened women who were going to talk about this or prevented someone's career from moving because of this if that happened that's amazed almost worse yes that's a really bad so yes I don't know if that's true and he's not allowed to talk make a Twitter just talking about it a few times and I think he just decides at the end of the day it's just better just keep pushing ahead and write and his new our apparently I'm not advertising for it but from everybody that I heard it's f****** amazing cuz all the pain while the trailer he apparently has a just better just keep pushing ahead and write and his new our apparently I'm not advertising for it but from everybody that I heard it's f****** amazing cuz all the pain while the trailer he apparently has a


    Bill Maher and Joe Rogan on Self-Destructive Identity Politics
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    categorize people is being like you said 1 or 0 binary like either chosen or iridium very careful with how you talk or you get labeled and in one or two of those categories and people are so scared now communicate I had a conversation with a friend a while back and he is crazy conversation it was alcohol involved that women get so much money and divorce of all the s*** they've been through for men over the years and I was home plate I mean like what that it wouldn't have to do with money and divorce like if it that's an individual person it's getting money from another individual person is she getting she collecting is this like reparations for the horrible things that have happened for women and he goes well and you so he starts getting defensive because we would have income inequality the women have to deal with Jesus will you know that's not real right angles we me niego it's not like they have the same jobs both the man and woman are both mailman they both the same amount of houses but the man makes a dollar when the woman makes $0.70 because that's exactly as I go the f*** it is what it is still illegal everybody walk on a mic drop want kids in cages but there's a whole discussion to be had about the immigration here as opposed to just kids in cage or Islam a phobia of course that is a real thing that exists but there's a whole other discussion but just these the left often uninformed but they have these bullet points that they feel like they definitely can shut a conversation. But I mean the just stop people from talking but fortunately known the actual statistics until when we were talking about I was saying don't know you choose different jobs and also they negotiate for themselves differently they need to negotiate for themselves better jobs to get better raises Shores really explaining how to do this and in the end just even maybe possibly against your better instincts to exert yourself and show that you understand your value and this is what men do and this is why men get raises and often times women just kind of keep it to themselves and their little nervous about it but it is amazing it made you mention divorce yeah they don't sir Tazewell going for a raise but only the divorce thing that can go both ways if the woman is the one who has more money women right up to like when I hear that I might go to the gym yes you should go to the gym man much to make fun of men's rights guys but I had one of them on my one of my specials had a bit about it where they were saying you know that men get raped more often than women I go yeah by other men you f****** idiot they're rapin dues what do you think the cheerleaders are there raindrops and Christina Hoff Sommers yes no she was recently and we were talking about the fact that also they don't bring up a lot of the time that most of the horrible dirty jobs in the world yeah for the same crime so we're not crying about being men we're just saying as she says life is a complex yes mixture of advantages and disadvantages I think the pendulum swinging the other way though I think really dumb statements like f*** all white men like we choose to her on Twitter and people used to like a plot and retweet it I think people in Ellicott Co at the f*** a little out there but I have heard when now it's going in the other direction because the races but at the point of say 6 months a year ago when lots of people were getting into the race at some point there were 24 Democrats in there and when a white guy would get in it was very common to hear do we need another white guy and to judge whether someone is qualified right we are using race and gender to say whether someone is qualify just so we understand what we're doing here because I don't think that's exactly what Martin Luther King meant when he said judge by the content of their character and that the color of their skin which seems to elude a certain say when they don't realize it's like people to think they thought him f****** punch I'm going to punch you back like this is this is not it's not that simple when you when you if you go around judging people based on their gender and their their color and their race guess what they're going to do that to you now like this is terrible strategy


    Joe Rogan: If Elvis Had a Twitter Account
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    read your Twitter know me neither never because why would I say exactly what I read about people who killed themselves I asked some people who I know like Barry Weiss who's brilliant person and she's like oh my God it's so depressing my stop reading even when I'm going to kill them I don't understand that well it's it's very impulsive right you see your name is a bunch of them liking that once and then a bunch of people piling on a real human a lot of people have never met anyone famous they have known that they are looking at a lot of AR-15 like when I say that if I had a Twitter account when I was 15 I was it horrible s*** the famous people ride it to get a ride fart so much that they kill themselves you know what a few of these K-pop stars have killed themselves really looked at from a social media so I think that's the main reason will f*** you give a shih tzus 14 at me like maybe he could have used social media back then that's it right that's the balance like you don't want Jerry Lee Lewis marry his cousin and drowning his wives and you also don't want Elvis yakking 14 or maybe be better I may be a little bit wonder what my life would have been like as a teenager with this stuff is maybe it would have made me kill myself but I was painfully shy couldn't really talk to a girl if I have been able to text them maybe you think I wouldn't exactly I think I could have done really well with that I would had a lot of dick pictures floating around 100% I would have sent it to everybody so f****** however I thought that was a humble brag about it we are not held up the standards that kids are today because everything they do today that they put online to go to put a lot of things online it's permanent forever I couldn't imagine something that I said when I was 14 being permanent appointment back to what this thing about the football player and things that people write on Twitter it's Lucy Kay said to me recently were talking about this she said people look at stuff when it's written down like it's different but it's just talk it's talk but it's written like people she's a f****** b**** I'm tired of s*** and then you see her I'm sorry but that's talk right but when you see it written was like oh my god did you see what he put on Twitter to see what he wrote like you're talking to the whole world now you got to realize this is a different thing and then people can't screenshot for just talk people are wired for gossiping and nonsense talk especially when you're drinking but if you're drinking then you get on Twitter you could say the dumbest should ever take your life and people have taco that famous yes there was one of the first ones off the flight Lifesaver by the way Family Guy did hysterical version of that where Brian the dog goes into the thing tweet something going into a theater and it's semi races but it stood and then by the time he comes out of the movie his life is literally a bob outside his house Bob is literally a bob outside his house we not designed for permanents like that did you be able to use express yourself Loosely it's like if you want to write something in a book and publish that book and you going to carefully consider every word and then you put that book out and you okay with God over it we brought it and that's that's a different thing and f*** this guy


    Bill Maher: People Have to Take Responsibility for Their Own Health
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    Bernie's 2 left disease for a real idiot word wrong question debate tonight the media asks the wrong question which is what would you do this is a question only makes sense if you're running for King the question should not be what would you do the question is what can you get through what can you propose that Mitch McConnell will not either block or you can override with votes because that's a very discussion what Bernie Sanders wants to do we shouldn't even be talking about cuz it's not going to happen the free education paying back student loan debt medicare-for-all for all even if the Democrat wins the election this still going to be half the country that's Republican and half the Congress is going to be Republican and district and wanted Democrats are not for this stuff you know when the Democrats took over the house in 2018 it was moderate Democrats who won their elections it wasn't the far left so so you get four years of spinning wheel in the mud hoping to get some traction yeah if he gets in again it what can get through Congress what can you get a consensus on what what can you make possible Obama when he did Healthcare said yes we were starting from scratch it would make sense to go for a single-payer system but we're not starting from scratch we're starting from a system where most people already have health insurance through their employer it's a crazy story how that happened it was World War and they couldn't raise wages cuz that was the loss of it to find a way to give employer something else so they gave them health insurance but that's what we have now and a lot of people like it or say they like it I don't think a lot of people like arguing with their insurer company but they were afraid of something worse and I don't blame them you know if you're going to tell me the government and I'm a Democrat but if you going to tell me the government is going too smoothly handle taking over something that large I am going to be a little skeptical we should be there smoothly handle anything there's no evidence Progressive when you go down the list of things that the progressives have accomplished especially in my Lifetime Eyecare the mall Social Security on that was in my lifetime but they improved it in my lifetime Medicare Medicaid these are great programs I mean before Social Security the senior poverty rate was like in the 28% or something and then it went down below 10 it was a success but when you look at what the government really what they're big successes of amounted to its passing out money that very often they don't have that's what they're really good running a giant Healthcare System especially when the politicians who are proposing these systems will not a talk enough about aging you can't pass out all this money with if you're if you're going to allow people hospitals pharmaceutical companies to judge anything they want when the price of an EpiPen can go up from $12 to 1,200 overnight that just can't happen and also they don't ask people to lift a finger to take care of their own health nobody's Healthcare System is going to work unless you involve people at some sinks get in the game you can't like not tell the people look you can't keep eating as much as you want and a shity food as you want and expect us to cover the bill you just can't that is not something that anybody wants to hear that oh I know because I did that editorial and and then remember that people got upset people did not people loved it until James Corden said something oh that's right he had them first of all he did that and in doing that made Fat Jokes which was okay I did not buy the way to literally save lives if he had taken the opposite approach he took the easy way out of course you can always get Applause for saying okay let's let's boo the mean man who told the truth that's not brave principal of my point was a that you can't solve Healthcare unless you ask the people to participate in that that was one and also that we've gone to this place where we're proud of it we're proud of being unhealthy Weight Watchers had to take the weight and Watchers out of their title it's WWE now it's like being fat isn't bad what's bad is someone pointing out that fat is bad but I mean I read the statistic in that editorial 40,000 people a month a month die from obesity that's a crazy number that is a crazy number we have to somehow reversed idea that we have in this country not just about obesity but about a lot of things where I'm perfect the way I am I am perfect the way I am and if you say different you're a very bad person that's not a good place to be it's not healthy for anybody it you're you're protecting people's emotions but shielding them from a possible moment that might make them realize that they are eating themselves to death and I mean I said it also in the peace beauty is in the eye of the beholder that's fine whatever you think is beautiful that's your deal but health is science yeah that's science and when we get apoplectic when there's fifty deaths from shootings or something a month yeah it's very bad and we should be serious about that problem but 50,000 every month and that's just what they're counting from the big ones cancer diabetes and heart disease this literally nothing about your health that is improved by being overweight so you know I said we shouldn't talk people but you don't compare it to anything else I also owned up to the fact that I used to drink too much and I smoked but I didn't defend it would someone said you know you went kind of hard last night with the drinking I didn't say how dare you drunk shame me that fat like he can fix that in a couple of months that's not that hard know he took it was it was opportunistic and I could have literally lost an opportunity to save lives because as someone who does struggle with weight he could have taken the opposite approach and said you know he still makes a really good point and we should we should look at how we are dealing with it I I noticed Jillian Michaels the fitness expert sugarlash it for lizzo for Lucia and you know if if you want to be whatever way you want to be that's fine but it's wrong to shame a fitness expert for saying this isn't healthy or gets even do that it's not going to be that amazing when she gets diabetes diabetes another one and look this is valid it's valid that in this country it is a lot harder to eat right if you're poor yes and we should totally address that doubt if it's on any candidates top 10 list but the way the food situation and subsidies are done in this country is horrible but given that let's not just throw up our hands and say where they can't do country and because it's harder let's not even try it is harder to eat right on a budget but I'll tell you something something you never need to have with your food soda which is a large part of it okay and you'll save money you don't have to have soda you don't have a Snickers bar a banana is $0.19 so it's not impossible Adele got s*** recently because she Apache any fat people go eat something eat something I'm fine what so you can feel better about your weight problem I should eat and get that too willing heavy people have a fan have with someone that they're a fan of that's all so heavy like James Corden like so he's heavy he's got people in the audience at love him and they love him standing up for other happy. singer super-talented extremely popular and overweight like yeah it's fine it's fine I'm like Adele everyone's fine then she loses weight like you feel like she's betraying you because one of the reasons why I like you is because you're fat and you're not fat anymore it wasn't that long ago that we were applauding people when they lost weight remember when Oprah came out that time was she was in the 80s I think but she had lost a whole bunch of it's a very famous picture I think she's she's like in jeans and she's got to like really thin waist and you know she was raising your hands and Triumph and every was applauding I guess that's bad now because again you have to be perfect the way you are and if you criticize that then you're a bad person this picture I think she's she's like in jeans and she's got to like really thin waist and you know she was raising your hands and try if and every was applauding I guess that's bad now because again you have to be perfect the way you are and if you criticize that then you're a bad person


    Bill Maher and Joe Rogan on Janoris Jenkins “R Word” Controversy
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    yeah I mean this is like what we're talking about with us growing up that life was rougher in life is easier today and but you have more access to information so maybe it could be better and then things seem to be moving in a better Direction terms of things being safer less violence less crime less rape and then people also get upset at you bring up those statistics that's where it's really interesting to pay car gets attacked for just stating statistical facts to sit and he's not making value judgments he's just saying hey things are if you look at the overall numbers of things this is the safest time to be alive ever it's in the people know but what about this what about that horrible of our era that we live in that fax almost always come second guess your political agenda comes first and if it doesn't fit in then we don't want to hear those facts and that's the left and the right it is the left and the right it's both and it's it's hippie is it to be something that everybody was Jack's it to be something that angered everyone it shouldn't be tied to one party or another party and it really should be something that if there's a there's a real problem with communication in this Society one of them is the denial of actual facts and information if we if we know think we have Rock Solid threads it's whether it's about climate change because it's about war the budget whatever the f*** it is if you have a real number yeah you want to spin and deny like that that's a giant problem it's a giant problem right I get madder at the left because I want them to be better and they should be better and they're there their the science party and they're supposedly the fact people I expect this s*** from the right I'm denying climate change and so forth have been doing that for a long time the left has his dirty thing if you disagree with him in any way you could come on all right person like right I mean a small sliver or rated well I got stuck in this all right category make you guys are out of your f****** mind I've never voted right in my life right I know but there's a there's a I feel like I'm sure you just sometimes a man without a country and there's a group of us Sam Harris find a party and we don't chase these virtues signalers who are always as a friend of mine said they wake up offended yeah and I am always reading a story like daily I read something and what goes through my mind is this country knows completely binary there's only two camps we're totally tribal you either red or blue liberal or servative and everything that one side does that anybody does that represent that side has to be owned by that entire side because people go you or your the party of so whenever there's something on the left that's cuckoo crazy we all own it and that's one reason why Trump won because people you go through the polling his fans are not oblivious to his marriage law what they love about him but they all say they love is he wasn't politically correct it's hard to measure how much people have been choking on that political correctness they do not want to walk on eggshells they do want do not want to think that one little misstep and we'll get fired or be castigated at least you're not just famous people I mean this these are regular people and I think when someone reads the kind of stories you see everyday and it's an eye roll and it's a eye roll at the left that's when you lose people I give examples about two weeks ago the Giants my football team the New York football Giants cut his name is Janoris Jenkins yes we have to say the r word okay first of all I don't understand why that generation feels the need to engage with their fans on Twitter but he was and some guy needs a teaching social media with criticizing him and he's a good cornerback or whatever he is and the was criticizing him and he answered back again I don't know why but saying that I'm pretty good I only can do my job. Retard explain so then the guy the fan says what was it matter the team is losing and that's when Janoris Jenkins said I can only do my job retard and cut like cut from the team got like the heck use a day and first but I think he said there's something I thought it was a hood thing you know maybe Janoris Jenkins didn't get the memo because he's not Twitter 24/7 and living with the woke stirs that we don't do this anymore oh sorry I just figured if we don't do this anymore my bad and move on with our lives instead of know you're cancelled your cut you are irredeemable yeah like that and it just all goes into the bin left-wing assholes I don't like him but I don't want to live in that world these people are even f****** cry all goes into the bin left-wing and that's when people go you know what trumps and assholes I don't like him but I don't want to live in that world these people are even f****** crazier and that is the great danger of re-electing him and the very well maybe do it


    Bill Maher Responds to Kyle Dunnigan’s Impression
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    if you have to get out of here today so you got two hours I do cuz it's like a work night for me and it's my first week back up tell people when is it when's the new season air Friday this Friday the 17th of January same bat Time same bat Channel HBO at 10 Eastern and I guess you can figure out the other time zones from that and we're going to go back at it again talk about plenty to talk about always see Congratulations by the way I'm making this such a big stop and such an iconic place you did good thank you thank you I don't know what the fuk happened I didn't know who he was have you ever seen the face up face swap version that he doesn't view on Instagram the point it doesn't matter the point was what was the point appointment there's not too many people talking over each other on your show correct eye feels like it is to me it's very difficult to have a conversation when there's so many different people talking that's such a fundamental criticism of my show pretty closely of course when you have a panel which we do there can be those moments but we don't book that kind of person and that kind of show it's not the old let's get them fighting thing we don't want that and honestly the number of times when people have been shouting upreach other and you can hear them is very little it's not even that the shouting over each others that you have a point do you want to talk about something you got to let it roll mid show guests to my left and we'll be a one-on-one you know I do a one-on-one twice in the show is in the shop in the middle of the show I bring out more of a celebrity usually to my left I was exhausted one show of my so I'm not saying one more what I'm saying is I'd like you to do it because I think you'd be good and I like listening to you and you'd be to my left one-on-one it would be nobody shouting of you cuz they wouldn't be involved okay so you wouldn't have that problem so will you do it yes great all right and then we'll work out anyway because I think you'd be good and I like listening to you and you'd be to my left one-on-one there would be nobody shouting of you cuz they wouldn't be involved okay so you wouldn't have that problem so will you do it yes great all right and then we'll work


    Not Everyone Got Conor McGregor's El Chapo Themed Prank
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    do you like the the middleman between the cartel and you know whatever Saudi arms dealer and just like we can't sell you stuff in the piers f****** 16 billion dollars with the actress El Chapo love the Mexican actress and he was like I want to meet her so I want that s*** so bad I would love to meet like Kim Jeong Hoon put his fist in people's faces and talking s*** and in that one is good his hand out he's going to shake hands


    Joe Rogan - Is Mormonism a Cult?
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    series or something along those lines I'm absolutely convinced most of these guys believe what they say and I made maybe they're bullshitters at the start or they only partially believe but they they repeat their rhetoric their followers getting a positive reinforcement take time to believe it and you know David koresh he was willing to die for his beliefs and he also was having sex and his ex-girlfriend grew up in one of these sort of religious cults and it was the same deal that had guy was having sex with all the women and you know he would have sex with different people's wives and everybody had to let him I don't know if you ever read. Jon Jon krakauer's book under the banner of Heaven this is the guy that does the mountain climber that did Into Thin Air and and and the the one about the Alaskan kid anyway he wrote this book called under the banner of Lori from The New Yorker something many realize this takes him down the path of this incredible world of polygamy would still goes on now legally is not legal but they marry one and then the others are so-called Sister Wives and they're just there and they live on these in these border towns along the border between Colorado and Utah like Colorado City and all that I've been through some of these places it's liked it sophina going all the way back to the founding of the religion and Joseph Smith and you know he gets this Revelation from God that well basically he's banging the woman down the street he's married and so he gets this Revelation from God and this scenario in the book where he says I have to marry this bye-bye have to start seeing other guys no no God was very specific about this is just for the guide and I know you talked to get one of my buddies they were there they heard it also and this is the first page of the Book of Mormon is an affidavit these are the people that heard the Revelation and that they all sign it and it's like okay so this is how it starts why did this isn't even like it they're bad people when you 14 years old you are a developing entity your frontal lobe not fully-formed you don't really know what you did practicing sentences exert your influence he was in trouble with the law and other issues and then he got in trouble there he was killed and Sansa cult when the leader dies now there's that there's a ton of it there's a critical. If you get a new Dynamic leader to take over like in the case of Scientology David miscavige took over after El Ron Hubbard passed over to the other side and he managed to keep a world religion and they just went to Utah to get away from federal authorities know how much of a hit is Scientology taking from that Leah Remini saved I'm not seeing any data like a memberships and they're all secret about that anyway it's Brighter Day to so who knows I can't imagine they could survive while they could survive cuz I have tons of money through real estate Investments but I can't imagine their numbers or could be doing anything but ranking than the HBO documentary that's really that's really the only the best way to do it not top-down laws against cult unless you're doing something obviously illegal but just bottom up members speaking out his dad on as well just it is very strange that the United States government is allowing those people to be tax-exempt I mean with all I know it's available go and look at what they're proposing and what they believe in the thetans and the frozen's entities that are dropped into the volcano but they're the only major organization I've ever seen that beat the IRS and they did it through thousands of lawsuits I think I stood him like 3,500 times or something that they had every single member that they could get to do it right as well they were getting all their members to Sue at they were so angry I was a story I really don't think any relationship with what we know about reality old Voodoo superstitious nonsense not have to pay taxes and exert extreme power politically socially or economically it's crazy I'm from religion foundation and some of these other organizations ACLU or you know trying to combat some of this but but legally how do you distinguish that from say a nonprofit like Doctors Without Borders one of these other groups Foundation mostly expenses yeah well Supreme Court then they have a problem is where do you draw the line by do you cuz somebody says well I have a goofy believe the Jane's have some weird beliefs or something but you know but there but their man in the soup kitchens are helping the poor and there's no corruption what to do between them and the scientologists to say hey religious beliefs that do you sound goofy but unit us their true what's the difference will the Mormons are fascinating to me because they do seem goofy when you look at the idea that Joseph Matthew was a fourteen-year-old found golden tablets that contain the Lost work of Jesus and only he could read them cuz he had a magic searstone right and then when the the local townspeople came to see what where are these Stones all the Angels came and took them away because I did not believe it it's so Preposterous but Christians no longer consider them a call because they're pretty far out but most mainstream Christian said yeah yeah they're Christians accept Jesus as their Club but I think the way they deal with community each other it's like a very very warm and friendly and family environment and most of Mormons and I've met that are practicing have been very nice people poor people about this like capital gains on California so if you sell your house and make a profit you got to give 10% of that to turn I just your income is your paycheck. Yeah and they're pretty pretty strict about that as far as I know mostly goes for good causes that really does help poor people


    Joe Rogan & Colin Moriarty on the Death of Old Media
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    everyone's mad about everything like Donald Trump has everyone's mad the picture I swear on CNN words like I was literally like that is Donald Trump afraid of stairs would like the Chiron the lower third but to me I'm like that's why it goes back to the fact is I think this is important component to maybe making you understand what happened a little bit better cuz you're not in the in that ecosystem but I think you can relate because you're seeing it happen elsewhere is that the gaming media is dying and they're dying because no one really trust or cares trust them or cares what they have to say anymore people in 10 year old and 15 year olds today or not which is why the only people unanimously pretty much that came out in my defense were YouTubers because they know that their the next rung of this evolution of the way we absorb in and communicate and absorb information and have news to me while these people to your point already clickbait trying to stay relevant but no one really cares what they're saying anyway so they're in their death throes this is a way for them to take shots in multiple people at the same time contact yes and PewDiePie and I had fewer than 10,000 Twitter followers and I'm ready for a site no one reads and I'm trying my hardest to stay relevant and to do my thing I'd be pretty mad too if I saw a guy that turns on his camera and speaks whatever he wants and get the amount of views in 30 minutes and I'll get the entire year the idea that anybody's views is somehow or another taking away from your views is just straight famine mentality is plenty of lies to go around your showing it right now with your your new project sure but I'm just like that I'm just saying thought process sucks you worship on television is actually starting to be outpaced by YouTube so that's over now right to video online or video on demand that's just YouTube and so people are looking at the situation and actually precipitating it happening quicker because they lie million subscribers and he's a millionaire just be clear I've never I don't really know him very well I think I've had one or two communicate with him at some point but I don't know once I don't have a horse in the race he lives in England I think he's Swedish or something of that nature but he lives in England and he has a mass of you two following every video he does will have 10 12 15 million views as is his right and the thing that really caught on was that he was using this this app or this this this article fiber which is this kind of taskrabbit kind of thing where it's like you can pay people to do whatever you want and he paid some of the things he did were otherwise what he paid these guys and some country to hold up these like death to all Jews signs or something like that as part of a joke and tasteless a lot of people and this combined with some other imagery had been using some like kind of fascist or Nazi imagery and some other things I've been going on over the months and so this newspaper 1 cm in all this has been quite a lot of personal and economic destruction for the intent of what he was trying to do especially with telling people to not be Nazis he was like mocking people that were being Nazis and they use that to say this guy is pretending to be a Nazi punching up now on YouTubers but really cause a lot of silarius on a YouTuber your punching up to attack him cuz he's the king cuz he's the media Elite I mean that's the media elite mean it's like an independent reporter attacking the middle ABC news or something like that and it showed a lot of cowardice it showed a lot of half-cocked thinking on their on the back on them showed a level an egg using this word because I don't think innately it's necessarily a bad thing that they could drive you forward to this at the level of jealousy that play with a lot of these kind of struggling to get 10,000 views and a story they write is going to look at a guy like this that can do one video where he talks about farts and he makes you know his 7 million views or something like that I don't get this but I'm not going to like sit here in like rain on their parade that's their right have an audience that's totally fine maybe look at yourself and why you don't have an audience may be able to yourself and realize that you've been doing this for so long you're so proud of that why isn't anyone listening to you could it be you you know instead of instead of looking around for people to assassinate which is what basically Happening Here my where you are now is just lost and a lot of it has to do and that's what I was saying with media precipitating the Fall by not telling the truth by not doing the right thing I think the media in terms of pullet politics residences really rebounding from the fact that they thought Clinton was going to win today. They can get away with saying and doing anything for that means to an end the Donna brazile thing for instance where she was feeding questions to the Clinton campaign is so incredible so it shows such a level of why isn't systemic inherent bias they don't they're going to get away with all that stuff I don't know what's going on with I know he could be a f****** Manchurian Candidate you know but I don't believe a word they say to listen to people like you to listen to people even Alex Jones listen to Dave Rubin to Listen to Problem it's the race for clicks is the race for money as the race for prominences the race for relevance and not honesty not transparency and not a real objective sense of what the truth is and what it would the actual facts of a story are that's where journalism is a different thing now because it's now a entertainment show it's an entertainment show that also has the news in it but that's why the women are so hot that's why the women on Fox news or wearing these tiny little dresses and they have beautiful legs and heels on they're talking about important issues but they're giving you a little bit and I candy while they're doing it weird growth. Where where we have this incredible access to information and the ability to spread it like we have now with with social media on with YouTube and all these different things were anybody can kind of hop in and all sudden get a platform like this Pewdiepie Pewdiepie wasn't a star it wasn't a politician and you wasn't an actor before this you just got up and he connected with people and carved out this path for himself and pretty pretty much anybody can kind of do that now I mean there's it's not easy it's not okay if it was easy everyone would do it but not insurmountable and I wonder what the next stage is an in terms of the building share information if it's going to change password or it's at now and get to some new level yeah I think I think you're right in the sense that the internet specifically had taken off so quickly the World Wide Web you know is only 24 years old internet way older but the way we communicate with each other now is so different than even HughesNet in the 80s or these kind of university University Communications that they had going on the seventies where they were sharing example you don't need Gatekeepers anymore there are no Gatekeepers you can go start a YouTube channel Now find an audience gain thousand subscribers make a lot of money and say what you want and that's scary to the traditional Gatekeepers and they don't like it and they're get there if they're fighting after the so transparent and it's so self-serving when I don't we need a meeting that we can trust but I don't think we need the media as it is right now either because the media we have right now is bloated dishonest partisan political Ian and motivated I don't we need a meeting that we can trust but I don't think we need the media as it is right now either because the media we have right now is bloated dishonest partisan political Ian and motivated all the things that don't really serve a purpose to educating and informing some of the days of Cronkite are gone


    Joe Rogan & Colin Moriarty on Progressive Politics in the Gaming Industry
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    bubble in the video game industry with these people that are predominantly left-wing and predominantly Progressive look what I say Progressive Progressive is kind of a dirty word now it is coming anymore those things are like ideologies the people subscribe you in a very very rigid way what did you find was an issue when people found out about your extreme understanding and respect for the history of the United States we have like not all my ideas are radical or even outside of the mainstream socially I'm probably further to the left then maybe people the legalization of prostitution I'm for a lot of these things that are very far to the left socially that we probably could find some agreement on somewhere and we can work on those things and get those things done together because I say also like hey the income taxes predatory add this one thing that we have a problem with now we're going to make it clear about that issue when it comes to small-government like you wanting small-government what's the opposition to that what do they say but they even look at that at the push too far on the on the system with you I'm trying my hardest is is that they you have to agree with them lockstep right they see you in one way that is that is is injurious to their cause or two that is conflicting or contrary to what they believe they do not give a f*** about anything else you believe people really were running me out on a rail out of the gaming industry with I told you everything you need to know about the the intent that they don't they don't want allies in different ways the Allied in different clothes they want just they just want complete you know it's very well they just want you to be completely like them if you're not like them they don't want anything to do with you at all but we've turned a corner where in many ways the right is more tolerant than left to variations in their ideology where is the right is much more tolerant to people that support gay marriage the right is much more tolerant to people that you fill in the blanks is a bunch of different rights that the right would sort of except from someone who also voted Republican the left isn't like if you got to the point where I like I got a heated argument with someone wants about abortion which I'm pro-choice but I was saying well essentially what else criticism of a Richard Dawkins Voorhees comparing a human embryo to a pig fetus or Pig embryo whatever get there with the terms used but I'm like let's ridiculous cuz one of them is going to become a person if you don't take it out of your body that was the idea behind it like you can't you can't use that sort of an analogy because it's not true I mean just one has the potential for being a person I was being accused of being right wing because of it life like a pig embryos never going to be my neighbor Mike and I was just playing but that baby I'm not saying you should be forced to make that baby a person and keep anybody when it's a few cells and then two weeks old and then I'm not saying that you can't choose when to terminate your pregnancy what I'm saying is your terminating a pregnancy we both know what you're doing I'm not saying you shouldn't be able to do it but you pretended it's not messy and nobody wants it to be messy nobody wants to be naked issue they wanted to be cut and dry if you're on the left in particular it's pro-choice woman's reproductive choice that freedom of your body to do what you want I get all that I'm 100% with you but let's let's not lie about what it is because as soon as we as soon as we distort the reality of what the thing is then we put up his ideological boundaries and blinders and we make communication very difficult and we make these rigid ideologies almost like a religion they are there almost like dog and when you do I put it when you do that you have a real problems because people can't communicate so if someone these are the things that I I forgot for so long in a way because I was riding bike games which I love I love games are important part of great but being able to engage with someone like yourself with someone like a Dave Rubin or someone like a Steven Crowder whoever might be I was on Glenn Beck's radio show last week but it brings out an energy me where am I picking finally engaged with people that know what the f*** they're talking about in this particular realm which I think is so exciting and so interesting and we can have you all we had we debated we don't agree on everything is awesome you found a very big positive out of this and you can interest and that's what I'm trying to do this is an opportunity for myself and try and use it as an opportunity to just carve out a little slice of the internet however big or small might be where we can affect some positive change and like an idea in your ideas and learning and free expression and free thought and making mistakes and disagreeing and all that I think it's all great I want to use this as an example I want to get away from the Orthodoxy of the gaming industry of stifling a strangling left-wing Progressive like no variations no room for debate why is that why I think it's it it portrayed it it's like it all gets funneled through a media that is that is hyper level right so it's it's similar in a way to the media in in news and politics these you know underneath the surface of the gaming industry are there plenty of conservatives and Libertarians they they hide they do a lot of them heads of Studios that feel the way I do I know people that are in the trenches at QA and doing like very menial things again soon as I feel the way I do everything between I remember to GDC game developer conference in San Francisco which Happens Every Spring six or seven years ago guy pulled me aside are speak out because they'll get lambasted in some way that would happen to me over something so innocuous will you push back about your ideas before this yes what what did you experience so every time I would write a politically-driven senior editor but I kind of had like editor-at-large quality meaning for be like 50000 word articles 15000 words there's a game that was cancelled maybe five years ago or so it was pretty late development so we're does cancel a game when they already spent too much money on it it was called six days in Fallujah and it was it was a third person shooter I think about the experience of Fallujah Iraq terrible conflict in there and people even on the right we're getting upset about it's too soon it's it's this is awesome this is so great that someone to tell a story like this evening and do something like that and you just get it from all sides people will be like you know it it's it's it's not sensitive it's it's it's is Jabra he made a mistake maybe exactly that's why I say like this was the moment the joke was the moment that they were looking to pounce really and I'm not saying that they were calculating everyone's waiting but they saw an opportunity and I took it because over time you lose respect over people where they remember that you said this group call me in an email now it's like I'm a Nazi I'm alright as long as I don't think I have one I think I've won all right all right means what is all right and I don't I don't know the image that you have alt-right characteristics you can see these four words that mean what about me 20 poster idea maybe 50 poster page and I was reading it and I heard some of it because people are like people telling me I said things I never said fish and blah blah blah I like counter nausea and he's a racist either so I think the soft races are soft bigots off trace of being like that he he doesn't he doesn't intentionally or actually over at least anything that supports causes that are racist or sexist feel and end things that I said or being taken out of context I often used in video games one of the big things is like you know there's a need for diverse casts the first protagonist some stuff like that and I often use the case that I used to use the saying I don't believe in diversity for diversity sake I believe that an artist should tell a story of an artist or writer and a game wants to have an all white cast and that's what he thinks took that out of context of her calling me a racist and a bigot and all these kinds of things and it's it's it's hurtful because there's no one there to make it worse so it was kind of like this hapless kind of situation I found myself in and I tried to make the best of it once about that with a friend who is an Asian actor and he was talking about the lack of roles for Asians in Hollywood and what a massive issue is and you know that he wanted to raise awareness of it I was like man but this is you were talking about a creative Venturi talk writing a story like I think the the correct way to go about it is try to figure out how to get your own project through or someone else who feels very strongly about this trying to get there on Project through but the right way is not for someone to have to compromise their Creative Vision in order to Encompass the full spectrum of races in whatever story their writing a creative story you want to write a story about a small town in Maine like Stephen King has done so often you shouldn't have to have 10% Asians in that story I mean that's not what creativity is about it's about a deer There Are Places and people and what you're going to run into all black folks or where you going to run into all Norwegian people I mean the dodo stores are just as valid as a story that's fully Devers you know I don't know I don't think that necessarily makes anything better and I also think that when you're talkin about that you're so you sort your sort of talking about it like there should be a quota you know and like in Hollywood should recognize the need for these people to be in films and movies and see you you're you're making this politically correct sort of passing these these judgments on this thing that is all about imagination I mean Hollywood essentially like what when you're making a television show or you making a movie is really about an imagination it's about imagination and vision and having that Vision being entertaining for people and if you like only want to write about the people that you were in college without you that you share a dorm room with you should be allowed to and if there's a disproportionate amount of people that are doing that happen to be white males that Nina we should probably try to figure out why but the idea that you have to force people to hire Asian folks or black folks or women or what teams are crazy to me project their Warsaw and it's based on diffusion of like polish kind of identity with this famous book series that they sound like kind of Polish War you know I kind of The Lord of the Rings but in Eastern Europe and 1 Guys cartoon character that works at this website called polygon review was talking about how there were no there was no diversity there nnn everyone's like Poland and it's based on one of your like and it's about dragons and like goblins and there's some white guys and this is like what you're upset about you know there's another guy making an Eddie Slovakia Kingdom Come deliverance and in this area in 15 I'm trying to make a game that's true to the era does that doesn't make him a racist and and these are the kinds of this is a kind of b******* like a black person in a game about Poland in the 1500 to whatever it was virtue signaling even knew what it meant until a few weeks ago around I didn't quite know what am I looking into it it's what it is we have to have black people in this game can in Disney be out but what they're saying when they when they when they're saying we have to have black people in this game in Eastern Europe in the 1500 what they're saying what they're really saying is you're racist


    Joe Rogan talks to Colin Moriarty about the fallout from his joke controversy
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    thank you so much pleasure is amazing will Dave Rubin recommends you listen to Dave room is a whole lot of people's recommendations but Dave rubin's one of them he's been an amazing figure my life is in the last lesson even a month and usually these kind of was like my savior when like everyone was kicking me while I was down he was the one that got to reach the hand out and so I owe him a great deal real simple joke James helium pull up the joke this is what happened Colin tweeted a joke about a day without a woman and everybody knows that a day would I want without a woman was like that day without a Mexican thing where you were supposed to like well imagine if there were no women well so yeah I would laugh everything was funny and I would move on and that's it so then go above that go above that above it send this tweet which was roundly condemned as sexist yet not really true if you leave the gaming industry but probably condemned in the gaming industry for sure outside of that people I mean normal everyday people that don't have an axe to grind about literally everything how did you know Reddit maybe Corona maybe laughing then kept going about their day like a normal person if you work for any kind of a company that is in any way public where you can be targeted where they can say all that's the f****** God go get them like anything that's remotely controversial and that is a really remotely controversial it's just Al Bundy put it up on some YouTube channel that's like that. Like my family forever ever I can't believe this this is so great by the way on Twitter stupid and she left yet she's at the ER nurse and she works the overnight shift so she was just getting in the padded as I was getting up and she's like gas when we didn't really think twice about it I sent that I got in the shower I went about my day and then when I got to work I realize I was a much bigger deal than I had thought and and it was and then everything fell apart and then we built very quickly so the straw that broke the camel's back for me yet why in the f*** man V I was just I I felt like how is it how is it possible that there's not a single man that would complain and if he did he's not a man I agree and I say also that if a person that wasn't a self-described like it also gotten a rash of s*** and been sort of I think maybe in a different maybe in a different place when not in the gaming industry which is almost completely hyper liberal so I've had a Target on my back for years and that's kind of the point that the lost on some people is that this was just an opportunity no one was offended by this joke no one was a gas like I said I have person study them in a lab but to me I was like no this is I mean it was Cruz clear a few hours later when I finally realized what's happening with this is there in for the kill now this is this is they found their way to get me and why do you think they wanted to get you because I was born and raised San Francisco and it is as cartoonishly liberal as everyone thinks it is so it's it's the gaming industry is there the gaming media right about the engine cover them in and do all that kind of stuff there but they're largely there and it's a huge Echo chamber they don't like when people penetrate the echo chamber and I made a name for myself and entry over years I was a senior editor of the biggest Gaming website in the world for years and there and I made a name for myself not only with criticism in with long-form pieces but but but basically it's in 2011 and 2012 people going after game developers this is an okay this character assassination a good example for everyone out there doesn't know games there's a game called Borderlands 2 and one of the developers was giving an interview about it he was back in 2011 he said something to the nature of this mode that particular mode in the game is accessible for everyone it's like a girlfriend mode if you want your girlfriend to come pet play this was like a he said by using the term girlfriend and I wrote this piece saying like what the hell is everyone doing this guy is trying to explain something he's not a sexist why do you make these assumptions based on this one thing about him and why do you want to ruin someone and that's the whole thing they want to ruin people so I was outspoken about this and I would have spoken for my support of Mitt Romney and all that book about my support for Johnson in my house so they don't like that they don't like that stuff and and and I think that's pretty clear now so you feel like there's a sort of a reinforced type of thinking like a very liberal reinforced type of thinking that you must subscribe to if you want to be a part of this yes it's an orthodox it's a complete and utter Orthodoxy and it's it's it's kind of nice about this like the unintended consequence that I think it's the silver lining of the Dark Cloud is people from the outside now saw firsthand like what I have been saying for a long time which was which was like I was kind of On The Fringe I was kind of being pushed out and I got that literally thousands of people tweeny I mean Facebook message this is f****** crazy these people really are out to get you based on that you know you would think I died I said some horrible just defensive just truly awful thing do you think they're really out to get you or do you think they're capitalizing on a moment where they feel like you have a Target on you and they like him he's down we got them and but this reaction culture that we have like this over over-reaction culture that we find herself in today it really does seem to Foster that kind of behavior that people really like it when someone gets caught doing something or what said something inappropriate when you can just point the finger and then everybody can pylon yeah I think you're probably right in a sense I never gain the benefit of the doubt Austin flag is my Twitter I kind of had that first since 2009 and flag being don't tread on me the snake then other people in the industry and I think that I definitely think of that tweets will make you very economical with your worst something really long tool for that but not if that's a little ridiculous that's cuz you only I don't know if that's the case how it is now but well actually it definitely is right like if I write to you if I reply to you your name takes up a big chunk of what I tweet right you but you what you tweet doesn't take up so it's like 240 characters would be limiting people that respond to you rather than you tweeted unless you're whatever they were images used to take up characters to and then in videos and links I think the links are the only thing left that takes up the extra characters in addition to the name but he keeps everyone Kurt she was waiting by the by the window to scold me for this and I like that what the hell is going on between out if you tweet about that just for posterity longer s*** hey that's a loophole don't do that don't do that all the time people like going in Photoshop make a paragraph of a text and then make that the image that you would take a picture of it yeah that's exactly mean in writing it's very difficult to me even if you're reading a book sometimes you have to go over the previous paragraph to figure out exactly how this guy was setting this up but I think what's it what's happening what you're saying I see there's two parts one before about the guy saying that it's like girlfriend mode if he just said it's like safe your girlfriend does video games and she wants a really easily accessible you can do it that way but I would say it's I'm going to die on that Hill because I feel like people deserve the benefit of the doubt people deserve to make a mistake or get a joke wrong are you know all those kinds of things and I feel like yes people are allowed to exercise their free speech on the other energy like I don't like that joke or I don't like this or I don't like that but it doesn't stop there with what's going on with Dave Chappelle this week was really actually interesting with his two specials on Netflix people are freaking out about me or his jokes has his jokes about gay people the amount saying that it's ridiculous comparison and or Daniel Tosh that's like where I am because I was reading a piece specifically about Chappelle weather like this close-up questions as to why I like how far should comedy go and people like it I understand what they're trying to do because when they live in that world of cubicles and human resources and very stricted patterns of behavior that you have to follow if you live in an office environment and work in an office environment rather you know there's a lot of people out there that are boxed into these terrible situation we have to pretend to be this thing that you're not and again you don't have any personality you. You're not allowed to say anything ridiculous or silly and when you you have that kind of environment and you see someone was free like Dave Chappelle you you want to stop it if you can if you can point something out that can look he's saying something that's in a pro you saying something I don't agree with you saying something let's get let's go get them and then also in defense of the writers that are writing his articles look there in a bizarre environment where they have to f****** constantly defend like their position they have to constantly get clicks this consoling get hits they did Canton put an article out nobody reads it they'll lose their job so they have to write about something that's inflammatory right about something that's salacious something's going to get excited I mean that guy that wrote that thing about you for the international business times I looked into that international business times in one of things about it is that there was a I think was a Mother Jones article about that website where they were told like that the people who write articles were given some ridiculous tasks like they have to get 10,000 hits per article there I'm right so that might have four people don't know there was a guy who wrote an article about Colin where it said kind of funny Colin Moriarty was mine's after writing a joke a racist joke the targeted women wasn't racist even remotely in the slightest but when you take into account the environment that these people forced to work in and you say well this guy literally is forced to write something that's more f***** up than it really is so you have to get people excited about this in a way that's going to get them to click on it and hopefully get him to his 10,000 hit quote if that is true I feel for him in a way he's worth shity business you know right but it's the same way I feel like I actually came from the editorial world we have to get clammy we get our expectations are way higher and you have those kind of requirements there are a couple of examples where I wouldn't write a story because I felt like it was important to any information and it was specifically to assassinate someone character to what I was actually interviewing her that she never would want the victim of sexism in Industry ever and that was and I was like I I could write this isn't why I was there I was interviewing about this problems and that's not who I am and people appreciating her work would not be celebrated have to be in some ways Target like why is that story at Target but wouldn't you assume that if there is a person who can reach a high-level prominence in in this very complicated business right when the gaming industry is incredibly complicated especially how weighted everything is when it comes to male versus female stuff that whole gamergate s*** expose so much which was really confusing people in the outside supposed to be like me you don't play game right I was like what the f*** are people involved in a sort of a dispute that makes that person appear to be a sex that you supposed to pylon piling on me remaining silent that got freelance work because of me that got maybe even got hired because of the hiring committee that put me a push for them to take out to lunch I know who you are whether or not they agree with what you said or agree with what you do but they know you're who you are and they know the severity of what people are saying and they don't say anything that really wounds person and that really f****** hurt do you think that what's going on in a lot of ways when people did not come to your defense is that what you're doing and in many ways is making a very complicated and nuanced perspective from person and you're in your stance you're kind of you're taking this this this path outside of the ideology and by doing so you sort of challenge a lot of the ways these people have been behaving for a long time and as soon as you do that they have to kind of reconsider these ideological boundaries they've set up in their own behavior and thinking and communication and that they don't want to do that and they didn't want to do that like to keep things rigid and simple and they also want to continue to progress in career and in order to do that you have to kind of like have this predetermined pattern that you follow I think simple is the keyword that use Simple because yes they can't there people out there that cannot comprehend how a person who believes in small government for instance will use the same argument that says that the government can't touch my guns that's consistent with saying the government can't tell them what to do with her body I don't want to be able to marry woman and I would go as far as to say that even as totally on the up-and-up everyone's in on a relationship should not be when they feel like it's the right that's not figure out how that might be is always been real real fasting, and now that you've left your company which was what was it called kind of fun out of it was kind of funny kind of funny was the four of us founded the company were all at IGN in different respects and I'll respond to just start our own YouTube channel about games and their culture and stuff like that do podcasts everybody but once that how could you not they turned on you over that stupid f****** joke stupid joke this impasse again so I was like let's just pull the Band-Aid off and get the kids over with are you going to do something involves politics now but clearly you have a deep passion for this new YouTube channel that April 3rd is called Colin's Last Stand thousand a month people are talking people are responding to this holy s*** that's not a f****** money 39 Grand a month somite my my expectations were blown out of the water and I really would I read it in the show is is is you know people are just sick of this b******* this is them this is them speaking and being like we need a conduit that's going to get into the history of the flossing the politics but also that will stand up and say like I'm not sorry for a joke people of the right to make mistakes people have the right to express themselves fly the flag on their door and pull it off and call in a race I'm just going to shake my head and walk away because there are other things to worry about people that like one more Liberty focused individual Focus kind of things and that's just people speaking to me you know


    What the NYT Did to Cenk Uygur Was Dirty w/Jimmy Dore | Joe Rogan
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    did you get in trouble would you just so I did that with a v it's clear as day that he was being sarcastic and so talking to David Duke Grand wizard of the KKK and he's like he said to David Duke of course you're not thank you about you were doing Friday specials yesterday New York City was 68° yes like what in the f*** is going on then he's like I feel bad cuz I feel so happy cuz like seasonal depression you know it's sunny on 68° opt-in dishonest media is that it opens the door for honest media like you and independent guys like yourself like Pac-Man kolinsky easy the New York Times is horrible it really matters there for every war there for every war their repeaters how do we get into a wreck that got Judas Miller too uncritically put the whatever Dick Cheney told her on the front page that's why they held a balloon them to front page of the New York Times and then Dick Cheney shoot Dick Cheney tells you they have aluminum tube she printed on the front page of the New York Times Dick Cheney then goes on Meet the Press inside look even the New York Times who's after that you got rewarded does that and then there's probably also access to candidates access to top official access journalism if you don't give them what they want and I'll give you access and this is sort of the candidate they've always played right that's exactly right back that they have access and they an enemy of the democratic party because he'd she wants to get money out of politics so that's his big thing as Wolfpack and his whole thing is I don't take corporate money and that Justice Democrats they don't take one person at this whole thing is about getting money out of politics and they want keep money in box cuz their whole grift is over


    Jimmy Dore on Hollywood’s Left Wing Mentality
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    I'm always afraid I'm going to say something ridiculous and ignorant which I do offer yeah me too ridiculous to have a free-flowing conversation like you and I didn't even talk on the phone before this week we want to talk about Jimmy I don't know Brian is leading the wave in New Media like what are you talkin about been doing this for 15 years itches and it's what the fuk good numbers on his podcast but it doesn't do as good as like Dax Shepard or me or any of the people that are at the top of the Heap Listen to Korn Brian to podcast because you know I've got anything else to do but he's interviewing famous people yeah it's the same b******* and it's not their heart and then you do this other thing it's f****** covered you aren't breaking any new guy was crazy that had there was a New York Times headline joke yeah yeah and it was funny too yeah I got tagged on it so many times am I going to comment because I can't he's a nice guy he seems like a very nice people I feel bad when I go after them on Twitter but he Hollywood mentality it on the left right and this Hollywood is that all bad things started in January 17th they have no idea how we got there so he's tweeting out this stuff about how Trump is that has the cognition of an eight-year-old right because he wants to do more crimes and so I want to hear can you believe this guy and like since I was born why you acting like this same value toward criminal she has the exact same that's the cognition of a f****** the first lady to talk about technician how we f****** got here and you're smarter than that Andy Richter and that's why I hold his feet to the fire I know he's a nice guy but he gets locked into that team he took her from two Wars to 7 which is why he had a piece price at a f****** kill list. Maybe it's underneath my peace prize and use it as a paperweight kind of ironically anyway these are the things that I try to focus on Joe by the way I was right about all of them is like you are a left-wing God that's willing to criticize the left and for some well that seems to be a problem Habbo thing I didn't want to talk about the way you can't respond so I found out that the people who want to make it to the Democratic party or not allowed to come to my shows who was involved in Democratic politics anything about who they are in trouble and so she came to my show and she goes you know this other person who's climbing in the Democratic party was supposed to come with me and at the last minute she didn't and I called her if they want you coming she goes you know if I Jimmy Dore show my career the Democratic party's over you racist piece of s*** I can tell can you tell Jamie I can tell the Democratic party's over I can tell by your accent is racist piece of s*** I can tell can you tell Jamie I could tell and I'm like that


    Elizabeth Warren's Dancing w/Jimmy Dore | Joe Rogan
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    we just got done making fun of Bob has he got in trouble for making fun of Elizabeth Warren dancing didn't get in trouble. World artistic college student Laurie get to talk for the first time yeah yeah yeah so clunky how do you formulate this sentence did you really feel this then in it who do you think's going to believe that the people who are going to believe this but they already like you most of the people are going to see right through this thing so it was just to me it's like you know it's a schizophrenic message from people like that was Elizabeth Warren's Defenders it's like well women anything except take a joke I want dance watch your death let's watch that video Elizabeth Warren dance if you're not making fun of that you're out of your f****** mind if there is a thing to make fun of why do white people think this is dancing by the way you ever noticed that George Bush dancing whenever I move and then and then she does this to I think Ellen made to be may do that I don't know Elon Musk to 2 to see when the alarm took his jacket off to have a good time how dare you it's okay you're she's onstage trying to get something from people and she thinks this will get it for her here we go so oh no that would Ono doing this looks like her back is welded like I saw one piece and I'm not going to accuse a Native American applying I'm just not going to go there for you she is 1/1000 Native American so that's that's real that's a real number so it made my b2000 out there like falling off if I was his friend I be like bro you got to work on your posture we got to get you some spinal decompression gain some yoga classes you're going to eat your head going to fall on you meet him he's taller than you think right that's right used to be up here I thought for sure I was going to be taller than him when I met him


    Trump’s Only Crime is Putting a Bad Face on American Imperialism
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    I thought Chris Hedges was going to be 6 by when I met him and he's saying hi is it normal if you met Chris Cuomo Fredo alfredo the idea that he thought that he could pass it off and he knew they were filming how do you not know it's like is it really guess what about being Italian there's no word for us there's no work for us you can call me again e you call me to grease balls like okay doesn't work right now in My Grandfather's Day to talk to my grandfather because Italy have you told me all the horrible s*** kids in school would say to him all the horrible ship peanut least ye guineas back then were they were they were talked to like trash immigrants like they were they wanted them to go home they didn't want them there and there was a lot of dispute between the Irish and the Italians and the way a lot of racist people think of Mexicans like they're coming over here to take her home she has become of their infesting our neighborhood with their smells food in there they want to talk their language like my grandparents always spoke Italian in the house Irish and they talked about how the no Irish need apply all that stuff and then I mean that's what it's just there's waves of the right and now the wave is you know Mexicans are the scapegoats but you know there's that documented they did a while back a day with no Mexicans Russian say we live in this podcast doesn't really rely on an illegal immigrant but a lot of industries were lying illegal immigrants and it's it's a f***** up situation to be in for them because they really don't have a path to become legal even if they've been proved right for decade after decade of viable contributing part of our culture because they got over here legally even take him over here as a child and we can't we can't let you stay to know and that's another thing you know the immigration they've been scapegoated sense as far as I can remember Bill Clinton so Bill Clinton if you go back to C-SPAN videos of him saying Mexicans coming here taking our jobs and all that stuff he did all that stuff and Hillary Clinton she bragged that you voted for border wall barriers offense in some places it's cheap Brad used to brag about it comes along and turns it up another notch I-20 of course it is but what I'm saying is he's building off of a bunch of s*** that. Friends have been rocks just like when they tweeted out those so you find out this is what I say and all the Muslims at the airport then you find out why are they at the airport I'd be honored they were gassed by the lesser of two evils so there is the Silver Lining and it's finally starting to come out because the the Democrats have run this russiagate to that it's a good. They did the Mueller report it's over he concluded there is no collusion over so now they moved out to impeachment but now he's bombing so they're finally starting to talk about the War Powers Act Ukraine to investigate his political provide jobot aren't really that upset that makes sense because they think that he's not presidential because he debunked it like a good reporter supposed to do what he he always makes a point that Trump is not a suitable Steward of imperialism and they think he puts an ugly face on the ship we've been this is what I would Trump what's an ugly face on the stuff we've been doing all along so now people are going to be more aware of it and we would have been more aware of it if the Democrats would have actually opposed them on substance instead of Russia Gates he says things like when he when he was talking about back Daddy that he died like a dog and you'll like what are you allowed to say that I die like a dog or how about this is the weird thing that he uses Twitter to threaten other countries like we was talking about Iran that and if they respond they will we will respond it in / happening is proportionate manner you using Twitter to threaten nobody ever thought that there was going to be the sort of a venue for president to just just have mouth diarrhea and that's why they believe that's a big reason why a lot of the establishment wants to get rid of them because he makes them look bad because they agree with his policies that Democrats just gave him everything he wanted they pay for his f****** border wall they gave expanded spying Powers they gave him the Democrats just gave him everything he wanted they pay for his f****** border wall the game of expanded spying Powers they gave him a x231 billion to go bomb people's they help fast-track is judges they f****** also helped him deregulate walls through what the f*** aren't they doing for him and that's why we have Donald Trump


    How Did Nancy Pelosi Get $100 Million w/Jimmy Dore | Joe Rogan
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    Dan Hernandez Emma Watson she'll not worth a hundred million dollars anymore that's right in Congress well your criminal that's that's what Truman said if you're in Congress that wouldn't be legal if you were a regular citizen I know that there's rules that I sent a regular citizen but if you were like working for a corporation is Rule like they are allowed to get information and influence in terms of like how the investment explosive made all that money and I was like if I watch this f****** think I'm going to stay up all night because it was one of those why I can't watch anymore this yeah well you have a hundred millionaire is the leader of the people's party hats make that money what do you do do you make cars why do you think Nancy Pelosi impeach Trump George Bush I don't know was told 2002 that our government was torturing people and she was a pleasant person in a position of power and the reason why the Republicans and George Bush Administration did that was so now they've got Democrats complicit in the crimes and so she didn't tell anybody about it she didn't want investigation she can blow the whistle on this so now she's complicit so when George Bush went on the Republicans lose the house and she becomes leader and they going to impeach him she goes impeachment off the table and nobody can figure it out but nobody puts around cuz we were just so glad we had a I checked on George Bush at that time well Julian Assange then reveals there's a there's the memo that shows that she was briefed in 2002 under torture program which makes her completion and torture because she didn't do a goddamn thing about it did you see the interview that I do with their butt Snowden these cell phones please have access to your data and can spy on you and use it the government can use cellphones and all sorts of telecommunications Insight essentially a video your your voicemail emails all that s*** all that all that s*** can can get spy through and there was a it was very complicated like I don't I don't remember the exact thing that I don't remember the exact scam like but Pelosi was involved in it Gmail emails all that s*** all that all that s*** can can get spy through and there was it was very complicated like I don't I don't remember the exact thing that I don't remember the exact scam like but Pelosi was involved in it there you go I mean they're all corrupt


    Joe Rogan - Mel Gibson on How Stem Cell Therapy Saved His Dad's Life
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    one and would live gentleman dr. Neil Riordan my saying that right yes sir and Mel Gibson how are you sir you know he was 92 and not any was doing all the old man stuff you know his hip was killing him and he was like he had he had multiple problems I mean I won't get into the whole Litany of complaints but hey you know your engine starts wearing out you got to replace the carburetor in a few other things I took him to the Mayo Clinic great place if I ever get into serious trouble that's where I'm going and they were fantastic there but they were able to say a early. Be dead in 48 hours of my vote so they they clocked every problem that he had everything from you know the prostate to the to the hip to the kidneys to the heart to the lungs you know the whole deal and he stabilized medical procedures all allowed which country and they were great but you know I still had reservations about him getting hip replacement cuz he was old and of course just the recovery from a traumatic surgery at that age is like it's a big deal and I thought what can I do with my brother adult stem cells Hannibal Lecter assholes or something but I was like okay we'll look into it so we did and of course A buddy of mine who was that who is a Mayo doc he should stay away from those which doctors down in Panama he said it's like leprosy and banana boats and three legged dogs you know when am I going to come we call him and so so Brad and I got on the phone to Neil and who else was it so they're talkin highfalutin terms medical all day medical as you know they sort of they know what a mesenchymal stem cell are mesenchymal how do you say it you know so when we hang up translate what does all that mean he's like he translated a few things he's pretty good you know I think we called you right back and we spend another hour on the phone and look at it but it was all relevant to what had and you know for the heart heart problems and kidney problem orthopedic problems and he read all the Articles any red. The upside the downside and and and then then we had it to his credit then we had a very educated talk at conversation yeah they took him into the hospital he was 92 and they said what medications are you on these said I'm not an Indian they said you're 92 years old how do you account for not being on any medications is because I stay away from doctors and hospitals have a rough trip right now they're clinical trials gone in the US but it's not broadly available and in Panama they passed a law in 2004 which allowed us and allow doctors actually to go down there to be able to treat people with using adult stem cell so the bill was actually designed to prohibit the use of embryonic stem cells and in this at the in the same law they said it's okay to use adult stem cells including those from umbilical cord basically from ethical sources and sew in Panama date gave us we have a license from the Ministry of Health to manufacture and use those cells in addition to doing clinical trials there so it's it's one place on the planet where you can get really high-quality umbilical cord these this type of cell the two major kind of stem cells mainly work with and finding us on the internet and they go and then they brought him down to get to take him because the last thing you want is Mel did Mel Gibson's dad to drop that in your clinic come down there privately then we we did some IVs on in first in the clinic and then to do the hip we need to do that so we give the umbilical cord these are these are isolated from the the basically the the meat of the umbilical cord there I slide then they're grown our laboratory which is you know ISO 9001 and very high quality certified by Ministry of Health they're grown in the laboratory and their certified to be in a free of everything and in-kind infectious disease and and clean rooms and to make it put on like hats and gloves if you feel like all Frankenstein doubt you walk of these cold rooms and you're watching cells divide under the microscope is kind of miraculous really look at this and normally what they do is they they modulate your immune system they decrease inflammation and they stimulate regeneration so and the good thing about them is they tend to home to areas where there is information so intravenously they do a lot of things and but they can home to areas of inflammation and and they they really reduce inflammation in the body because they upregulate part of your immune system that that controls the inflammatory process so I can talk more about it later but in his case you know his kidneys were in trouble his heart was in trouble and the cells date they don't unlike what we used to think in the early days they don't become anything these kind of this kind of stem cell does not come become anything in your body but it home stereos of that need repair and it secretes things that stimulates the repair and decrease the inflammation and helps out with the immune system so what we treat are autoimmune diseases and miv so that that he could basically have these things on board secreting the secretion of cytokines in the in the growth factors that are normally secreted and when you're 92 and you have multi organ failure you're basically Running on Fumes and so you put these days gyro young healthy cells and they secrete these things that kind of restarts everything and so what was his response to this IV treatment wax lyrical about that he's almost a hundred years old and from pretty bad shape it was like bee stings it was like you got a new lease of life like you got a big dose locally in the hip Woodshop fixed all his inflammation and pain and he start walking again and his kidneys were good and his heart that he had a prolapsed Valves and there and they healed and his cognitive Powers improved his eyesight improved you know and other stuff improve that I he would hate me to talk about but he had two nurses that reported to me it was like holy mackerel back injuries and neck fusions and he said he got intravenous stem cells the way he described his life with his Dutch acted like it was like I have lightning coming out of my finger injuries and neck fusions and he said he got intravenous stem cells the way he described his life with his Dutch acted like it was like I have lightning coming out of my finger


    Joe Rogan on Bellator, Fedor vs Mitrione
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    all day Bridge Walk congratulations any Bellator fight now you look outstanding thank you thanks a lot of these really like licking man's really coming together huh. Finally the muscle Memories Back and I'm at a new camp it's great for my style train with Rafael Lovato Jr maybe the best American Grappler for BJJ was accomplished maybe he's fantastic. Oklahoma City how f****** convenient absolutely so now the Best of Both Worlds my two passions right there that's not the other guy I've ever felt claustrophobic yes I'll o'shaughnesy the whole that whole family of the style of Jiu-Jitsu so powerful man both of them no treatment with solo and then Shawn G was there in our corner so is pretty awesome for a Bellator fight and I was yesterday I was kind of bummed out well but he's been he's an animal honestly he's one of those guys that is so well-rounded and you think he's just one-dimensional because of everything is done in Jiu-Jitsu but he grew up kickboxing I don't yet dad's been a lifelong martial artist senior he's an incredible guy and he's been taking Rafael all around the world since he was a little boy having trained mixed martial arts not just Jiu Jitsu is a life Salvatore's making some moves man you know they're doing mitrione vs Fedor and they're going to Lorenz Larkin just sign with them Roy McDonald sign with them that's a stable now they have a legit at Lima how to pull out because it was kidney stone and then they're going to schedule Taughannock apparently but I think I think this car there their stacking it pretty heavily has been going down into andales a fight apparently apparently you're fighting he sent me a meme of something like let's train easy and vandalizing like yeah train easy but it's that picture of him in a private or something or maybe train were jumping in the air and just coming down with a big hammer Fist and you land on you with his feet yeah that's a light day he's kind of known for that being a barbarian 24/7 I flash back right away to do you remember whenever Stefan struve had to pull out of his fight with mitrione backstage and yeah yeah yeah but already taped up had his gloves on was hitting mitts and then there were some of the behind-the-scenes cameras that caught a moment where I believe was Danny coming back there telling the fight was cancelled and mitrione just was you know Dustin up a storm no way not at all no but then I'll send you saw shiftwear Ellison he was worried about Stephen and he walk down there went backstage or to his locker room and Mandy just hug them and Stephen was sobbing and Matt mitrione just like you hey it's alright bro I know if you could fight you would have and all the other stuff and so I guess he had passed at least one or two kidney stones to fight week couple days before weigh-ins and then the day of the fight they just aren't coming back out I think he had something 20 photo so man I know all the ladies out there you are your lot tougher than us giving birth but I hear this is the equivalent you know for the men is I doubt any stone I doubt it that's be like more like a passing a marble I call you know I doubt it has to be like more like a passing a marble that's a call you know


    Joe Rogan breaks down who would win Gorilla vs Grizzly Bear
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    I don't know but I feel like memory when you told me that story about the monkey that you had that you had when you were on Fear Factor set of Newsradio like way back in the day was supposed to be in some stuff that I tell you this I probably said it before this little motherfuker was on my back and he hit me a couple times and I was stunned I was like oh no this is not what I thought it was a little person buy a full grown chimp okay well that's my argument with the Silverback vs Grizzly you said Grizzly because grizz's your motherfuking badass than a champ grizzly grizzly can't like there's no way that you can outrun a Grizzly there's no way in hell I don't know what is a Silverback full speed by the band Grizzly can outrun it's whatever what's the gorillas and I think a Grizzly can outrun a champ and I cry for me I think there's no way the gorillas getting f***** he's getting them telling you right now big ass interior know what your hands feel like when they Shake mine so I would be I guess I'm not like a Grizzly butt top speed that was it feels like 25 milk is dude I'd but I'm wiry it's actually a Wapiti Wapiti what is that it was that name come 5 heard it school named Wapiti Wednesday is a hashtag cammie's is a lot Wednesday told you so guess what I'm thinking it's just like an archery argument but there's not much of a difference in the speed it's real close and a grizzly bear is so much bigger moving so much more mass around like of a big Grizzly is 500 lb I'm pretty sure what is a big 190 is that not a mountain your name is like not the biggest one she's weird like brown bear sounds like by so cuddly and yeah Nature Made Them cool to look at so we don't mind as much that they're murderers I would argue Disney right like that Bambi movie that's a lot of people of a Silverback versus a grizzly about grizzly bears and brown bears that were listening yeah they were there they're pumped I think that they're all dangerous and ferocious and Lincoln Silverback versus the nigras you think you would win podcast what we need to know what people want to know I wouldn't want to fight a 38 lb rat ratman you should have said 3048 how much you can get it no way if you're not wearing welding gloves talk to you about Garfield you're talking like I don't know let's talk about a Conor McGregor Garfield at coming in at 10 like a real good tiger-cat like when you know it was those ones like real common house cat ones to look like a little picture this pic if you grabbed 10 lb mountain lion and he he's home outline and he saw a mountain lion when they was walking his dogs get these little cutie dogs is walking a little cutie dogs and he saw this f****** thing so its tail and picked it up pick the dogs up and then ran back to his house and then website website and found out that that they attract this animal and that it had a collar on it and the tracked it and it got hit by a car on the 5 and he's explaining like how the whole thing went down I was like well like you were walking your dogs in this big-ass lb + Cat so the actual cat that had a collar he knew because he died and when he found out the cat died he went and the sound of whiskey Ebro could bullying me sorry to my instinct super primate right the most super super but a bear is super super freak Predator animal freak out there Mount bear I just size of a 9 Pound rat was trying to kill you you would be freaking the f*** out who's running in your eyes like a little tiny bear you'd be f****** terrified of think of a giant one and realize help you you are totally defenseless and I don't think it's going to be that much difference for gorilla nearly think of a Silverback Gorilla with the way they're built and they swing around I think you'd be stood on the chest of a Grizzly could grab its paws and literally rip its arms out and beat it with it wow that's King Kong was a good movie I agree with you there I enjoyed it as much as I don't think they're that Grizzly hit a moose and can you told me that you saw it with your own eyes right is there any solid information of strength of a Silverback there's not the Silverback definitely can't grab his hard cuz doesn't have thumbs like we talked about but I think yeah but that's relative to a beating right how many fighters have a big ass and a lot of like leg power Cro Cop vs someone that's just sheer Grill up top let's do go there I just wonder dog giant dog crazy is equivalent to a giant dog a bear has a bear a bear


    Jimmy Dore Learned About Edibles the Hard Way
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    you still do cyber take pot from fans unit braids yes give me to yes just you're asking for it you are right I thought I'd give you a little extra taste I put some acid on that for you I don't need that right my good friend Ari shaffir dosed Bert Kreischer when they were doing a podcast together probably cuz it was a joke so that we don't do jokes yeah that's real that's just real not about it like this is the only business where you can do so your friend we all joke around about it laugh about it more nothing happens and you actually got a bump in his career like they start selling out places faster and we was going places already be doing shows and people yeah would do a play in places where weed was very legal he would play a game called find the edible sweet posted on Twitter to give people hints and he would leave some f****** nuclear edible like to some North Dakota guy who's going to find it who probably doesn't get any real weed and he's going to get one of those stars of death and he got in trouble I think in Minnesota talking about 2 maybe it was all just a prank let's go with that those Edibles man like my brother has something one time and he goes to Jimmy be careful it's called The Creeper that's why they call it and I'm like make a phone call and I'm just laying down and next thing I know I hear my wife we haven't got you okay I'm not good we have to go if you haven't got you okay I go I'm not good we have to go goodbye let's just go start driving


    UFO's, Why Now? w/Jimmy Dore | Joe Rogan
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    just talking about the the Air Force admitting that their pilots had seen UFOs and you were telling me you interviewed one of those interviewed commander fravor and he was saying that this the chocolate is Big my favorite figure out what the f*** something is but the monitor this thing they saw it with their eyes they saw it with their equipment it was actively jamming the radar whatever this thing wasn't shaped like a Tic Tac and it moves so fast you couldn't track with the human eye they said it went from I think they said some someone possible number like 60,000 feet down at 200 feet in less than a second like whatever you could try you know a radar as a blip blip blip they don't know how fast it actually went they just know it went this insane distance in less than a second less than a radar jump thank you and it would had observe them in that area without his knowledge like the other Air Force pilot observe them and then had brought it up the top of the food chain but it wasn't something that got distributed to everybody until he saw it when he saw he was like what in the f*** am I looking at here and they like we are we've been seeing these things and this thing was no active propulsion system you could recognize there's nothing around no fire coming out of it nothing around and it would just just disappear to so you take off an insane racing speed and actively jamming the radar so when I covered this on my show I said now I've heard reports that pilot see this stuff all the time but they never confirmed it and my question was why now why would the Air Force be confirming that they saw UFOs I'm not saying it didn't happen I'm saying why are they admitting it at but now and then of course you see in this last dog defense budget they put in money for space for therefore so do we don't acknowledge that application for expanding their reach or expanding their budgets they come up with some threats did I can put it together all we're going to admit that we have UFOs and now we're going to have a space by okay I can put that together that's the whole thing is like if I can do this I know they can do this they're just not doing it I think the UFO thing is you know I know you're probably right in terms of like one of the reasons why they released it but I think there's also this when you get a bunch of like really credible people like that Commander fravor guy when you get actual data like radar your you actually can look at video of the infrared infrared camera of the tracking that thing is enough for those now that people are like what the f*** is going on and if you guys have all this money and all this equipment is this is this something that the Chinese are doing or the Russians are doing or is this something you can explain and I think we're in this area where there's so much information people can get a hold of so many videos and so much stuff that they kind of have to start talking about it now okay conversations around the most innocuous of inquiries so they can shame pretty hard but when you got a guy who's like a decorated pilot like fravor and he's like look other crazy stories in my past he's not crazy guy rock-solid General all-around American hero type guy he's like look I'll tell you what I saw and it's pretty crazy when you got a guy who's like a decorated pilot like forever and he's like look the other crazy stories in my past he's not crazy guy Rock Solid General all-around American hero type guy is like look I'll tell you what I f****** saw and it's pretty crazy


    Jimmy Dore: Bernie Has to Over-Win Or They’ll Cheat Him
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    and that's why it's important that Bernie gets in that's why it's important that he overcomes they're cheating and I just want to talk about schizophrenic Like Bernie has a schizophrenic strategy like people are upset that I quit teaching strategy and then he'll do a video where he endorses the DNC like he give us money we got the video with all the Democratic candidates talking about unity and every campaign had to pay $170,000 to the DNC to be included in that video why does a DNC is bankrupt why it's because no one's donating to it and so they have to extort money out of the road candidates saying if you don't give us $170,000 each to do this Unity video we won't have any money to help you once you win the nomination so they all ponied up and they're all in it and Bernie's in a Unity video where he's supposed to be speaking against the Millionaires and billionaires to be turn the f****** video Tom steyer and Bloomberg we got to come together with boo billionaires to oppose know they are the f****** problem Bloomberg is not a problem and he's not he's the guy we instituted stop-and-frisk he needs more billionaires other problem and if Bernie would just got stopped you know play footsie with them in it since you don't just passed them I think it wouldn't even be closed its they would say he's got like Barack Obama's he's got to over win because they're going Fiesta over when you know and I tell you what if you picked and Tulsi gabbard as his vice president he would crush Donald Trump because there are a lot of right-wingers in his lot of Independence a lot of anti-war people who are upset with the Republican party light independent Libertarians are sets and they like her because she's a things that you like about her she's proven herself as a patriot old establishment yes yeah that's why the DNC in the media and Elizabeth Warren campaign coordinated on this latest Texas hit on Bernie Sanders so it's not working I don't think so I think it should backfire it's just it's amazing that the the Pocahontas stuff that she's gotten as far as she has it is with lying about being Native American and using it to get a job in the way she lies about every she's such a liar that's not good you know when you cheat she want some podcast with these black eyes by three black guys how about Chelsea was asking questions. Charlamagne Tha God calls Elizabeth Warren the original Rachel dolezal that's right that's right choose Native American reason why when she's just saying this because our family but you were saying she's Native American that's the whole thing you're a 100% that don't know what she was right I know it's it's really come back to bite her in the ass I know I bet you she's created a fake pass and she did it back when there was no DNA test available so you can get away with being Native American and makes you look like your first of all kind of cool right everybody like ever see that movie Vision Quest no great movies Matthew Modine his buddies are a fake Indian is but he lied about being Native American had a mohawk and everything he's playing up the Native American thing cuz people want to be Native American it's a cool day to be more spiritual and it's certainly more oppressed so if you say that if she says she's Native American doll look at this native animated all the way to be present meanwhile she's like like 1 mm Native American is that what it was some ridiculous ridiculously small number right what you got a DNA test Trump said that you if she was Native American that he would give $1000000 of Charity give her a million-dollar some of that and she was like what what time to pay up like what did you look in the numbers yes she did yes she did everything you're saying right now sexist and I hope you know that everything you're saying is independent like how why is he allowed to tell the truth about war at Fox News I don't f****** get that they're not allowed to tell the truth about war at CNN or MSNBC will Shepard Smith was allowed to tell the truth to but he was but he was Australia's what's his name oh whoever that guy is he's fantastic in bought what business. John discount bombshell though niwrc nonprofit working to protect native women from violence more than half of all Native women have experienced sexual violence in the majority of violent crimes against Native Americans are perpetrated by non-natives send them your $1000000 check realdonaldtrump so she was saying that because she's Native American she tested like a trace amount like it really it's probably like she blew a Native American guy in college but when it is by the way it real Donald Trump I remember seeing on 75 you give me 1 million Cherry if I twist my DNA show Native American ancestry I remember and here's the verdict Warren test Warren reveals test confirming ancestry but it's such an insanely small amount I am 1.6% African I am 200 times more that's real yeah LOL so imagine I mean I thought that when she said she got fired from teaching and then video came out said she quit I thought that would be the end that should be the into I got called a sexist shut the fuel door so lucky you're not in jail with Jeffrey Epstein is not a lot of times he was a good guy that a nice yet we flew around with all the sky looked at things you had a couple drinks it's alright


    What Went Wrong With Anthony Ruiz?
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    Boxing class did you watch Ruiz yes what will f*****-up things wrong remember that well that fight should have been a great fight but Andy f***** up a really f*****-up an apple and afterwards he was asked for a rematch I'm pretty sure he trained himself to for that and everybody was kissing his ass and he bought a Rolls-Royce the podcast which doesn't necessarily mean going off the rails but it's really good intubation if he showed up in a f****** Caprice Classic Abilene Skies dialed-in he's focused especially after that second performance the problem with the second performance is the second performance was so pissed poor that you're going to need multiple like big wins in fights for people take you seriously again they needs a real nutritionist he really does even though he he one being fat there's a lot of factors in that fight one big factor that I have heard from people who are very knowledgeable and in-the-know insiders was that Anthony Joshua was hurting training that he got rocked and maybe even got ko'd when he was training and not not too distant from the fight. Really yeah Maury flatlines is trainer or is a sparring partner with one punch happens it happens all the time too for The Knockouts you see me in the ring there's probably you know dozens more you'll never see with top fight tops like guys that are just you know to bring it in guys like when he brought in guys like Anthony Joshua to spar with he brought in guys like Deontay Wilder a spar with Deontay Wilder I didn't know that cop fight cops like guys that are just you know the bring it in guys like when Klitschko was the champion he brought in guys like Anthony Joshua to spar with he brought and Dives like Deontay Wilder spar with Deontay Wilder I didn't know that wow


    How Joey Diaz Gave a Struggling Comic Some “Exposure”
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    the time when I was I was going through a phase where I drop my pants on stage I did New York did you know skank sometimes I do jokes all right you know what am I here at my father it's okay it's all fine as always done with his balls out of it out and then just have it only a Sac hanging out while I was at the store I want the worst, she's ever done comedy and this one night she was killing I mean f****** killing in this is why once you hit a punchline Joey was hiding behind the stage and he was naked B&J lettings criminal with Joey's balls look like grapefruit in old ladies pantyhose and he's got a giant dick so Joey would you know it is a huge belly so he opens up his balls and dick or hanging out with huge belly yeah she never did tell me again Hotel hanging out in the u.s. are in the background hanging out at the jacuzzi get ready for the show wow yeah it's already dangerous enough trouble now yes I can get really angry at you for showing your dick yeah I used to do it all the time yeah I don't there was when I was a kid at older sisters and they said there was a flasher on neighborhood they were going like all the time like I don't understand this whole thing understand why he's doing that the whole thing but you're addicted to that kind of pictures lots of people like that how about guys who are addicted to their higher women to gagum and s*** on him and kick him in the balls and yeah sometimes like really powerful than hurt them pidilite is a cat with a capless kygo all the guilt and hitting and biting and somehow I managed to avoid that kind of stuck kind of like the whole pantyhose and beating you and kick him in the balls and she was saying most of her clients are like these like wealthy CEOs and they run these companies and their the f****** man when they walk in on mr. wasn't sure how long it's going to get you a cup of coffee and everyone's kissing her ass they want someone to s*** on I'm like literally s*** on them they want some of the time up and yeah she would say that those are the guys I don't get it maybe the Steele dossier right when they were talking about getting peed on all that stuff from peeing on them that's why it made sense like all of course of course what nothing is real. It's real but that would be a story that's one of the best things that cuz you can say pegged on national TV right now yes still you can still say no one can stop you by Peg does not like that in the dictionary I don't think right if you say butt f***** with a dildo people but you shouldn't even say that because it's too wordy economy of words pegged fits better and it's it's it's got a pea and a g pegged how do you just not start laughing when they summer bad boy get to dominate you and that's it humiliate you yeah I knew a guy in this group if he let her peg him and he wouldn't do it really Parker Leonard you in the ass you're gay and my friend was funny he was like son even a real dick bro like your joke about the the female version of who wants to give you a job in Hollywood movie Harvey and the Weinstein Harvey Weinstein to my son with a solid contract I'd be like dude you're going to be Batman


    Tyson Fury Is Using a “Hands On” Method to Raise His Testosterone
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    Washington Texas site exactly like you said it any moment it can happen if I can turn around. There's a freak yeah he has no one I've ever seen who can knock everyone out that's him he knocks everyone has never been a guy if you look at his record it's insane it's not just the fact that he's won so many fights you always one decision loss he has one draw with the Tyson Fury and fear and then the rest he not when the orbit every other fight has 40 Knockouts and that Cuban guy he just laid out all my God KO like right after the Tyson Fury fight okay the most murders punch I've ever seen the heavyweight division John urine Lyoto Machida is a boxer was true and I want you to do it now before I tried it give and testosterone flowing for the fight don't want the levels to go down so I always thought having sex was bad for you before if you love actually go up not that bad but some people think it's a distraction like Mike Tyson's view was he said that he felt that sex was distracting so he would have sex just so you'd have to think about it because if you didn't have sex and he was just thinking about ex all time but when Tyson was in his prime you got to also remember he's a really young guy he was in his early twenties is testosterone through the f****** do you know and the the level of girls that were bombing on his that f****** Gladiator dick you know and the the level of girls that were bombing on him that f****** Gladiator dick


    Is Trump Impeachment Just a Distraction? w/Jimmy Dore | Joe Rogan
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    busted that's kind of like the mission of my show is to remind people how we got Trump people want to pretend that corruption in lying started in January 2017 the Afghanistan papers just came out jokes that revealed that three administrations in a role I'd completely one-hundred-percent about Afghanistan from the day they took over to the daylight left stuff like Donald Rumsfeld saying we don't even know who the bad guys are really think that maybe we would go to war from mineral resources upset at what a small story it was those papers came out and then no one really even talked about it barely got it government including Barack Obama Afghanistan papers proved that they've been lot we've been lied to forever with the papers earn some people just don't happen when they did a study just like the Pentagon papers right they do their own study that reveals that they're lying so they interviewed 400 people that were like in the middle of generals in the military and contractors and all these kind of people to find out so they can know what will happen in Afghanistan so they revealed all this the people who they were interviewing we be allowed this that at the beginning of the board so who that that they still don't know who's the bad guys who were killing their lying about stay would lie that is going well and then their personal writings would be revealing that they didn't know what the hell they were doing and so it was what's worse than you think but we can still just keep sending four billion dollars a month they're just keep sending it just keep sending it for what no one knows we're not leaving Trump didn't take us out it's going to get these are up for re-election a couple of months we're still in Afghanistan he didn't do what he said he was going to do nobody does the problem and that's why we got Trump in the first place because Barack Obama comes in as an anti-war guy immediately get throwed by the military-industrial complex just like Trump did I believe that I did believe that Trump his brothers would get the hell out of the Middle East rights but he doesn't really have any druthers he's like okay I'm done doing that cuz they rolled me hard enough three years of russiagate I'm going to do what they want will you saw the conversation that he had with one reporter we talked about the military-industrial complex in about how they want to go to war actively while in office this is like like at Eisenhower thing like as he's leaving while in office talking about the military barely got mentioned I know and so I so I think that's why the establishment wants to get rid of trump even though he does their bidding and gives them their trillion dollar tax cuts nobody asked how we're going to pay for it he gives them into Venezuela he tried to try to do what he's doing here and he didn't come out we didn't get out of Syria what was that exact opposite of what he ran on his happening so why do why do I why do I think this happens because just what Eisenhower said is he left he says we the undue influence of the military-industrial complex and she mentioned they just invented 131 billion dollars more worth of work for Raytheon and Boeing and Halliburton how much money does the recording music business make a year Trump got elected 131 extra billion and we just think what you could do with that you can build 131 Yankee Stadium's do you hear do you think that a lot of this impeachment stuff and a lot of Scandal stuff is really a distraction for a lot of these things they're pushing through yes it's 100% distraction and if they really believe that they don't try to put handcuffs on them so that's how you know they're full of s*** and the reason why they're coming at Trump in the way this does waste so now they're starting to oppose them because of this Duran thing so now you turn on CNN Chris Cuomo goes to pay why doesn't Congress do its job and take back to war powers that they gave it to the president under which is what I predicted that the Democrats Republicans or fracking Arctic Drilling and all that stuff gassing immigrants at the border now we're all going to become aware of it well the Democrats been 3 years doing freaking Russia gate so they didn't ever oppose them on that stuff and they let him keep doing it and so now people are starting to become aware of what's happening and so now Chris Cuomo's going hey why don't why don't we I'm spying Powers you f****** bullshiter they're all f****** bullshitters it's weird scam would you give him an extra hundred 31 billion dollars to go bomb anybody at is open give me a hard time about supporting Tulsi rights like why you so I think it's really important to have an anti-war voice that has you know speaks from experience she's actually in the military right now she actually volunteered to go serve in their legal Wars and then they smear for it it's kind of amazing


    Joe Rogan: I’ve Been Liberal My Whole Life
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    so anyway I don't make me feel good that makes me feel like I want to be an outsider I don't want I want people to be afraid of me they're afraid you know I don't know if they are so that's good about guests my show is all about my opinion court and calling out bulshit so it's not snow we doing the right thing I'm doing the wrong thing cuz they all keep asking to be on my show okay from all of them really Warren friends around dark my friend yeah I know Kelsey and I like I like Bernie that's it everybody else except for an independent vote for Gary Johnson cuz he did my podcast people don't realize how far okay wild know there's nothing about me this right-wing tell your own food. That's it well that's crazy it is 95 + percent of the population of Planet needs me I just happen to kill my own yeah that's it so it's not like 95% the populations right-wing cuz he killed her own food has a lot of right-wing like family values and things like that that I admire I think but when it when you can't when he gets to homophobia when he gets the women's rights that's where I break right 100% in favor of women's rights 100% in favor of gay rights gay marriage I'm a big proponent of there's got to be some new action taken to clean up a lot of these crime-ridden communities and the idea that we can spend all this money overseas we can't spend money on Flint Michigan or Detroit or the southside of Chicago that's amazing saying that doesn't make any sense and this idea that we're all in the same starting page is so f****** stupid to that that is a very non clean way of looking at it cuz everybody's like you got to pull yourself up by your bootstraps is a lot of people that came out of bad neighborhoods but they didn't didn't f****** cry woe is me to drive out there and they kicked ass that's nonsense you have no idea what it's like to grow up in a crime-ridden poverty infested drug-addled neighborhood you don't know what that's like and we should make it so that no one knows what that's why if we want America better the best way to start is to clean up all the spots that sucked and make people that are coming out of their have a real chance making something out of their life don't don't have it so that they're starting out from the time they're a child with a massive deficit that to me and what you mean by Clint's cleaning up the play mean Community programs putting money into these communities jobs jobs that's a big part of it protect them from The Gangsta put more cops in those neighborhoods and have them there all the time make them a part of the community they got to do something about the violence something about the gangs in this repetitive cycle of people growing up in these neighborhoods and getting trapped in the same horrible conditions of their parents to the grandparents did and it's an endless cycle we and we pretend like we don't have the resources to fix these Jack TR did I'll give you a job that means you're going to go work your earning it and get the money for it when that be amazing if they did that there could be strategy not all work I don't feel like I don't want anything to do with Enterprise zones all the problems of the community has jobs as something to look forward truth they need to know that they can if they do play by the rules they will get things you can have a job right now though people don't have any health care Blackman's either we're talking about the coal mining communities in West Virginia man who you don't even like I have a good friend is from there's like man you don't know what poverty is like you don't even know a party is like until you see that nothing I talked to a guy on my shows name is Nick Smith from Virginia and he told me he was Waffle House cook and he told me and I thought I might even told you this before you said hey we all knew that Donald Trump was a loudmouth Yankee but Hillary Clinton police offering us something so they're desperate people need something she won't even sign on to a $15 minimum wage when she was with you when she came around with gay-marriage my family lived we live in San Francisco in the height of the I mean it was the vietnam.war there's always hippies hippie I mean I've been liberal my hold up I just look like a Republican what do I like my friend Graham Elwood is do you know him he's and he's very anti-war like me and so these people were bucking with him to be pro-war and he's like that's right I'll knock you out


    The Corruption of the Democratic Party w/Jimmy Dore | Joe Rogan
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    well she's a weird one right because she has so many characteristics that you would think that everyone who is a progressive would want as president she is a veteran who twice served overseas twice deployed she been adventure for long time long time congresswoman she's from Hawaii she's I mean I guess she's Hawaiian you would say she's a woman of color they say she's a woman of color what color I don't know about these things I'm right I don't know who is really mean the Hawaiian roots are essentially Polynesian and South Pacific Travelers who landed thousands of years ago on this island so yeah I mean it is essentially a person either way she's a very articulate rock-solid woman and they tried to find a bunch of dirt on her and they can't and they and they don't know what to do and it's just funny to me that a lot of people who are supporting Elizabeth Warren were shiting on Tulsi as hard as they can of course with one shows her True Colors sheet she's as a right-wing sexist mehron Bernie Sanders is what's happening this is such a crazy thing to do makes me or like nobody's buying that the media and the DNC got together and they're like coordinated doesn't come out of nowhere what they're doing is they're making themselves less and less relevant and they're making guys like you and independent more and more relevant and more and more trustworthy and that's why they keep going to the catnip of russiagate or tweets guy has an $83,000 job on a board in a country his dad just helped overthrow what are you f****** crazy it seems like you don't get the billion-dollar what do you know they fired the guy that guy did say later that guy who got fired cuz I got fired because I was investigating the rispoli said that in a court document so believe me throughout why didn't they why didn't they impeach Trump on the emoluments Clause why didn't they do that why do they do at 10 benefiting office position in government the best Soca then people are saying that people are saying what's wrong with the woman using her degree she has three degrees I wonder how she was at 4 able to afford those three degrees I wonder if she overcame all those obstacles did she die and the Wall Street Banks that's not me saying that that's Dylan ratigan award-winning Bloomberg reporter says that how they pay him off well he has a I don't know if you noticed he just bought a house at Martha's Vineyard from the guy who owns the Celtic but he's healthy as a 40 has 49 Acres got a lot of money 40 acres and Kevin Hart how do they pay a monthly how does that work how does that work with that work with legal like how does how does the president get paid off when he left. When he left the presidency he goes windsurfing with Branson for a while right as we still don't have clean water in Flint and comes back in the public is this a bribe what do you not for the fact yes but it's amazing that they still honor that that they're they're so rock solid in their commitment to this corrupt system that even after the guy can't even help him anymore is out-of-office they hook him up with these speaking jobs where he gets a half a million bucks a pop and then whatever you want to do Bill Clinton would he would make sure that he got speaking gigs along did the weapons deals that you're giving yes this is Chris he didn't get drunk because the Democratic party was doing their job the people were got desperate and decided to take a chance on a political novice game show host who they knew was a bullshiter everybody knows I don't know because I communicate an acrostic with you but I've been trying to burnish his should be wiping the floor with these candidates hit that shouldn't even be closed right and so I've been employing them Bernie take the gloves off would you quit turning to Joe Biden and saying my best friend Joe Biden you got to do what Trump did what Trump was running he ran against the Republican Party ran against all those puke set the people are sick and tired of the people have been let down by these are the people who took you to a wrap these are the people who took you to live yet these are the people who are bankrupting you these are the pics so that's what he did and he do Bernie gets up and go drop my good friend I just want to let you know you're corrupt it's like quit saying you're friends with find the reason why you can't understand how medicare-for-all works is because you're corrupt and your pay not understand and we're going to get rid of your brand of corruption when I'm president has you're the problem oh my God what the game is wasn't he always in support of her Joe Biden yeah no no no no no yeah there was always in support of Elizabeth Warren was like a Bernese policies are pretty popper out for 10


    Joe Rogan Skewers “Toxic Masculinity”
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    what is play when time was written by Steve Martin and it was a fictitious meaning between Picasso and Einstein and a bar in France was called Picasso at the Lapin agile and in it Picasso's painting and he's talking and he says an artist must stay well f***** otherwise his eye goes from the page to the windowsill down to the street across over to the cafe with a girl sitting with her skirt up and and it's like you got that's what stuck with me is Bernard it doesn't stay well f*** that I was going to do anything about getting laid Yeah men will understand that but men will rarely say that in the presence of women and so because of that women either don't believe it or they dismiss it or they think you're a pig for expressing it right all those things but men alone. That makes sense I give you say that otherwise you get distracted this dude is true women have no idea I heard a thing on NPR one time probably 15 years ago and they were doing a story about this woman who decided to transition to be a man and so she documented it and do like an audio thing and she talked about how when she was into and started feeling her testosterone and she would become attracted to women and she goes it didn't have to be a boob it could be in elbow it could be your ankle it can be whatever and I would and she goes I finally understood boys yeah yeah pretty f****** distracting isn't it you got to keep your s*** together well it's not just that it's a biological imperative it's a reason why people breed right like that's built into the DNA to make people attracted to females so they can spread their DNA and that's what it is it's that simple to deny that is crazy but you've got men denying it because they want women to like them and then you got women dismissing it because they they think that the man who express it in an honest way are pigs and sexist and they exhibit toxic masculinity which is that's a hilarious expression cuz you need to thank toxic masculinity for all the bridges all the f****** all the Jets all the Rockets what is toxic masculinity you break down all the things that men have invented and all these toxic men have prevented but like you from being murdered in war and protected the car Korean all the all the different things that you could attributed toxic masculinity most of its positive women who developed a terrible way most likely with bad parents most likely abused physical and or sexual and then they become a monster at the end of all this process is the same with men bad men are just bad human beings that happen to be men and when you see terrible things happen it's not because of toxic masculinity a bad person I believe in the individual there's individuals and some of them are bad and some of them are good but you want if you just want to generalize against all men like your urine Coppell road is too many obviously not me I've never felt anything but there's too many things that men have done their positive there's way too many this to me that if you wanted to have like a scoreboard and you wanted to compete men vs women will why what are you going to say when you look at all the different accomplishments that men have made and obviously it's not me it's not you I'm not talking about us like what they were on a team but I'm playing like just this ugliest concept that men are bad you hear this a lot today socially white man I don't hear from White matte okay well that's crazy cuz there's a lot of nice white men but this is dumb dumb. Of you yeah he's one of them idea that you can generalize about one entire group with his by gender or whether it's by race but by anything but you can do that with white men you can't really do that with brown women you can't say he has a problem with black women you know all black women of this that people who you're a racist piece of s*** you say here's a problem both are gross both statements are generalizations are disgusting whether there a gender-based generalization or a sex-based general but whenever it is so they would say that that's okay to say that about white men because of the power dynamic more power sure but they also have more power than white man it's a tiny percentage of white men who have the power they were talking about when you talk about CEOs and you're talking about you know judges or what is it yes yes white men are in those positions to talk but they're also in those positions of power over most white men like it's it's not it's it's a very small amount of people that have extraordinary amount of influence yeah they happen to be white man police white men suck look at this I know that's the smallest percentage of people who are these billionaires who are these CEOs who are these judges who are these people that are in positions of power that happen to be white men so have you ever now again I don't know I heard a guy refer to himself like a regular guy refer to himself as a cyst male get your mail if you are trans woman and you you want to be referred to only as a woman that fine no problem with that but I'm not going to call myself a cyst male that's some new made up s*** that sounds like you're calling to shame people into using that Ram it down their throats eventually they'll accept it and it'll become normal and that you have to cuz if they want to refer to us as trans we have to refer to them as says we have to force them to make a clear distinction so instead of making it look like a trans woman is lesser you sent you instead of that you have cisgender and transgender there because you're you're adding to that name that prefix because you're adding to both now now you've equalize the playing field you level the playing field with the problem with that is trans is extremely rare it's the reason why you have that prefix in the first place cuz it's really really unusual to meet a trans woman despite how the internet would have you feel I was always a tough life to be a transgender what to dress up like Meghan McCain and just start going on rants on your shout you'd be free I would have such a f****** free pass I mean like Caitlyn Jenner kill the lady don't even talk about anything I just slammed not paying attention rear-ended her and oncoming traffic she's dead now and no one even brings it up everyone's like a brave you think she's intact her she cut it off you think she's intact her she cut it off oh my God it's a con yeah I don't but that was accident it wasn't like it was a careless accident still she rear-ended somebody and slandering oncoming traffic OK and whether or not she was on her phone I don't know


    Could You Make Tropic Thunder Today? w/Robert Downey Jr. | Joe Rogan
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    you think that you could do Tropic Thunder today would that be possible or you could do it in again like Eddie you know I look back to me that movie to me was a circle back to my dad's movie called Putney Swope which I highly recommend anyone who hasn't seen to see about a black guy who takes over an ad agency in the 60s cuz everyone votes for him when the head of the company. because they think no one else will and it's about what happens when someone who is free-spirited takes over and essentially corrupt and ever and then he realizes and confronts his own corruption but I remember I was probably two or three when that was being shot and when it came out and it was so a part of my upbringing and I just remembered some of those the folks that were around my dad at that time and so when band called and said hey I'm doing this thing and you know I think penne pasta possibly wisely and I thought yeah I'll do that and I'll do that after Iron Man and my heart is a I get to I get to be black for a summer in my mind so there's something in it for me the other thing is I get to hold up to Nature the insane self-involved hypocrisy of artists and what they think they're allowed to do on occasion just my opinion and also been who is a masterful artist and director probably the closest thing to a Charlie Chaplin that I've experienced it might have the time he writes he directs he acts he if you would seen him when he was directing this movie you would have been like I'm watching I'd lean I'm watching Chaplin I'm watching Coppola he he knew exactly what the vision for this was he executed it it was impossible to not have it be an offencive nightmare of a movie and 90% of my black friends are like dude that's great but I know where my heart was it's never an excuse to do something that is out of place and not if it's time but to me it was just putting a it was a blasting cap on and by the way I think White Chicks came out pretty soon after that I was like I love that I like that was great the prime minister of Canada cuz he did brownface pretended to be Saudi Arabian Arabian Nights in high school or something like that it's it's an interesting and necessary meditation on where is the pendulum why is the pendulum right where's the pendulum maybe cutting little into what could be perceived as as heart in the right place openness of its time I mean you know there's some morality Clause here on this planet and it's a big price to pay and I think having a moral psychology is his job one so sometimes you just got to go yeah you know I act up again not in my defense but Tropic Thunder was about how wrong that is so I take exception I think you could do it today I think you could I think it could be done today it would be so much outrage but it would also be people cheering and if you if we got we boiled down all the b******* and got to the actual result of what the film did the f****** hilarious to this. I watched it again about a year-and-a-half ago it's a great movie it's a great fun movie I mean it's ridiculous over-the-top Arias and it worked then and your portrayal and it wasn't it wasn't egregious it wasn't it was it was necessary it made sense all of it fit it all the square pegs in square holes I just thinking I think I drove by was it might be the last time we'll ever see a studio take a chance on a guy wearing black face and the the prolific use the word retard those are two things and by the way that's what I've been the funny thing to was all the heat got deflected to Ben and simple Jack that's what people were pissed off about and I go but you never know when it's going to be and I've been on both sides of the coin sometimes life just says your symbol now did you have anybody that was telling him not to do it with her but the agents or anyone was in my mother was horrified how are you sweating just been a couple times I was all the night before and we're on Kauai and here we go and I was just running I think I had six lines that day but I knew that there was going to be Choppers it was going to be a squib fire there was going to be choreography there was going to be you know it was going to be cacophonous and the only thing that mattered to me again what my actions and actor in this movies to know what I'm doing even if what I'm doing is insane so I ran those six or eight lines I had sometimes lying in bed over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again so the next day I was free to enjoy myself and not be struggling to wonder what it was I was supposed to be doing and then that's what it is it was just you know it was one little Mosaic after the next and by the end of it I had some cried that day I'd made it through forget that it wasn't you know blackface it was a special effects makeup day after day after day after day after day after day after day except for the times when I would have my bleached hair and blue contacts in my eyes or if you know other characters and it was just a it was a piece of work I was doing and I cared about doing this professionally and it's on is a kid so when you memorize lines that's an interesting thing you said that you were free to to do it like when you memorize wants is there ever a part like when you're acting where you have to think like what am I supposed to say next and how much is that get in the way there's I would look I have are very Broadband of of tolerances I don't care if the people I'm with happened to not know what they're doing or don't know and you're stepping on my lines or or whatever or want to change their lines and my lines and it's always a different thing it's like reading the room it's like you know if I was a fighter you on the octagon and daddy to go you ready you ready and you go and then you just do it but so I've had it where I would try to be off book before everyone else I would get it down to an acronym so if there was a thousand words I do remember I would just remember the first letter of each and I would put it on a piece of poster board and then I would stand away from it not as far as you and your your archery set up over there but far enough away to where I can see if I kind of can't see it back when my vision was little more clear and I would just run it run it run it when it did the first Sherlock we were rewriting it so much and I would have pages and pages of stuff as a human hair wig and it helped me with my accent and then I started getting into like you know what's so great I can finish work go home my kids are do whatever I want to do GO train and in the morning they can change it all they want I don't have to trip if it all if you know it unless it's some monologue that you want to really be committed to that's not going to shift I'm just go like that so you can put one of those lines and now I've kind of gone as far as you can go with that and I'll probably go back to the new method or a new version of the old method with whatever preparation going to do for each roll how you going to do it whether you're going to go and memorize everything obsessively or whether you just going to be a little bit more Lucy free with it yes depends on the script to like Tropic Thunder Justin Theroux wrote that script with the with Ben is really good script I mean my misses who next my mother was more so I was really waiting on in the kitchen it's so true if you do this right you're you're doing something that's it's about a bunch of self-involved idiots somehow or other becoming Eros it's cuz I love that if that's what it stays and it's going to be good in so like for instance the you know never go full throttle. smoking dope I'm not doing a mask I'm going to do everything right all right alright drop 6-1 up 9:52


    Robert Downey Jr. on The Importance of Getting Out of Your Own Way
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    this concept of things just sort of falling in the place I'm a big believer in that to what is that that was that you getting out of your own way like what what is that is it isn't that 70% of it yeah yeah I say it's 70% maintenance of what can I do to do my part to stay out of the way and then the other part I always think of it is like this little super-thin Invisible Thread you can feel the tug and you just kind of have to be really gentle when you have to pause when agitated and you have to go for it when you going to like it has four walls and hear which one has the math behind that you was that one and you knocked down the lawn it's there you know made a career out of sort of like labeling in aligning it or teach you how to get to it in Gray cuz it's the commodity that you can't capitalize on and yet if you don't show proof of its existence you you can't even you shouldn't even be qualified to speak on it I don't know but when it happens it happens with love or with friendship or with a career with a path you're taking you just to know while you're just a smile there's a smile like this is that I found it is that this is I'm supposed to be doing this here we go here we go at this point in my life and being you know kind of middle-aged and all that well I know I'm going to fly around the world and Michelle some soap and I know I have a new project and I know I just retired my jersey on this 12-year Journey I've been on and and how do I want to start and it came up how would you like it have The Joe Rogan Experience and and kick off this year in this season in this new chapter by doing what I love which is an interview as we're looking at each other and if there's a given take but to answer the question it can be anticlimactic like anything I mean this is so real you know I never seen you around a little bit but I feel like I know you cuz I see you all the time and I listen to you and I'm a I'm a martial arts nut and yeah isn't it sometimes when you when you get outside of the fortunate interesting creative experience you're having you kind of go like it's very dreamlike yeah yeah Phil Hartman was stunned that I was actually like sitting at we were at at this table read sitting across from a famous guy to be normal and then after awhile if that becomes normal and then the the fact that it becomes normally comes to real and then if we feels like a dream when I meet people like you like we've just met an hour or so ago and yet instantly I feel like I know you Dad very strange it's pretty easy to get to know them you say something I say something back of eye I know how he works I see what's going on in their actual human has to because you're so pretty in your show you literally you just use is a rolling start with you every time you coming to the show and you're already kind of thinking about stuff so it's it feels very organic and part of me even this morning was like I hope he looks into my eyes and doesn't see a complete and utter foolish frog because I would probably believe him if he beer that back to me when in just being myself someone who I respect you guys look amazing what it what are we talking about and you remember that cuz it kind of person is like I don't know what the next word out of my mouth is going to be right now no one ever does unless you do and if you do is kind of weird some people are poker players I respect some people that are because there's a an ability to maybe it's fear-based but I always appreciate people who knows people like their icons are big shots or that they hold a certain Steam and all of their texts are very simple it's like yes yes we should fix that sure on it how to make a. Beats the all-caps text yet I don't like those at all those people weird CT Fletcher but yeah The Surreal part is I think part of the reason I'm still so interested not just in life but also you know getting to do what I do is I'm a fan I love movies creativity I love music I love I love culture and the fact that I actually have a place in it while I'm observing it and digging it is like it's it's it's not her well that's a beautiful perspective and that shows in how you how you how you carry yourself and it shows in the work that you do that you do appreciate it and you know one of the saddest things is someone was in an amazing position who doesn't appreciate it and that that that drives other people crazy to like prima donnas drive people crazy for a variety of reasons one of the big ones is you don't appreciate how fortunate you are like in people love when people appreciate good fortune and appreciate a well-earned position and are you know engrossed in a beautiful life of something that they really enjoy and something that really inspires them why I need to I need to be right sized cuz I can easily fall into self-seeking and depression and self-pity and judgment and and all that stuff it's kind of a it's a bit of a default but I spend enough energy and if that had enough help over enough years to actually just say oh that's that's just awful destructive Behavior your entertaining in your hand yeah we watching we could all fall into those ruthlessly self-critical and it's hard for me sometimes it's very hard to step outside and in just just take a pause and recognize not everything's going to be right the first time you try it I think that a lot of people that are really great at things that's one of the things about them is that they're not very satisfied with their work like they're always looking to improve it there was looking for it to be better and then that can start that cycle in their hair self-loathing and anxiety and anger there that they're performing to their work or whatever it is that can lead to depression and I can lead to just tell hate and what are your tolerances like I'll be the first to tell you like the you know so do certain movies or moved in Tropic Thunder or one of the first do no Iron Man movies I was like I'd go over to the Monterey be like Play that back again in frame you got the line right your eye line was right the lighting was right the sensibility was right and you just look at it you go oh you know it's like I don't know for me it's like the playback of the perfect Superman punch KO and just go show me that again or when we were shooting Tropic Thunder I had a little teaser clip for Ironman but it wasn't coming out until the next year we were going to go to Comic-Con and I hope so she didn't show it to people in there like that movies going to do pretty good and then, can we talk but used to be like that with music too like I write music I haven't for some time but you would write something and then you just listen to it on the loop cuz you go wow that's not I know that I was here and I did that but it feels kind of inspired and you want to get on that stuff but important as long as it doesn't bleed out you and over the edges and just make it running again get out of your own way again I mean that's one of them many tenants of Life learn how to get out of your own way with everything included with creative Endeavors it seems like that that thing that you said about music most people who write things or creates things say that that it's you they know they're doing I'll give you make a great sculptor you know you're doing it but where is it coming from like what is what is the idea that fast itself into this perfect thing that you could step back and look at it and it seems to really how did I create that I don't know if I made my fingers move but I don't know if that's me who wrote that music who performed it I know you did but there's nothing inside you that sort of like Tunes in to this this energy of ideas and then it comes through you and again you kind of have to get out of your own way while you're writing something and then when it comes out it's weird feeling it's not like like if you hammer a nail into a board you f****** are very aware you did that you're very aware but there's something about the creative process that's not you're not totally there is weird yam it because it is you and it isn't you I love it oh I was out of my mind I was not in my mind it was a beautiful day and I think you saw the results poetic especially a countershot like they'll and something and they don't even have any idea they're going to do it and they did it and it is called The Knockout it's their training manifest itself in this one special beautiful moment work they they walk away and it's the work it's it's there's so many things involved either somebody moving pieces you have to be working on your own mind to learn how to get out of your own way you also have to be like really engrossed in whatever the activity is it you're doing like obsessed in love with it and passionate about it and then you have to have the discipline to show up and actually do the work there's so many different moving Pete and it all has to be mad it's not solid it's like a it's like a f****** wrapped on the ocean it's moving around unwrapped on the ocean it's moving around you're always trying to like figure out how to keep it keep it moving and functional and always seems unmanageable after it's over lies like that even work board


    Robert Downey Jr. Explains the Process of Working on Marvel Movies | Joe Rogan
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    exchanges and I also know that I don't really know that much and it's different every time anyway but some I really like when you have a loose concept of what you're doing the certain parts that aren't going to change much and the rest you discover so the first Iron Man I mean John and I in there and the writers are John and I we we were just would write you right align all right align and then we would we were literally watching the puppies be born as we did it frustrating for people who knock when it's cuz she can look at a piece of paper and then go okay I got it and she's got it all memorized she's amazing but what's for the highest good sometimes it's very self-indulgent to come in and like you don't hand out new pages or so I'm not saying that Sophie me that mean I mean you need an environment of respect but I I like I like discovering things how much of acting managing those weird relationships how are these other people that you're acting with like you've made some references to like people changing other people's Alliance and ended up not being prepared I got out of acting for that very reason that was the thing that I I went from a world of stand-up comedy which are just a bunch of crazy people and two actors which are a bunch of crazy people but in a different way and the managing all the different characters and all the different personalities how hard is that well you sure can and it's like a thumbprint every time you're on a new project it's a completely different you know it's fingerprint the unit you never know what you're going to get and sometimes project seem blessed and sometimes you could say they're cursed but again might at Susan Downey Esquire was talking about this yesterday she goes it's the only thing you can't overcome as a creative producer on a big movie or anyting is in principle no matter what happens you can fix it we lost the light of the Thunder the weather came in okay he got sick so she's up she's pregnant okay great the change of costume you can't overcome personalities the relationships of people meet up before you commit to a role do you ever say like I want to meet Captain America I mean I love that you think I'd have the authority did you catch this guy already let me get a taste of Motel you thinking stick around IMO is always lets mind-meld let's get together let's work weekends let's spend time together cuz you can't replace that familiarity but so you have to try to build it and sometimes it happens very naturally like I adore Chris Evans I can't even why is that you the Boston guy he's technically and it's such a brilliant actor but he also doesn't take himself seriously he's flaky but he's the first guy you would want to have your back if something went down he's an end and yet were different enough where I feel like by being who we are and then both having those characters we were able to I think God I thought I thought Civil War was a special moment in the in the Arc of the Marvel films about turning one against the other in what and so sometimes you just get lucky as matter fact the whole Marvel Universe possibly without exception just happens to be a really well he call that when you put together something curated group of Souls films that happen to be about superheroes where is you know for the longest time superhero movies were bulshit you know he did TV shows were kind of clunky they were there were campy you know those Batman with the silly pants on and Robin had bought it everything was back and yet who was in the first Superman Brenda an attempt to legitimize something that was otherwise two-dimensional and then Batman in The Batman series three Hawks at least one two three not counting the TV show Mark Mark Ruffalo easy icing like how does that work like when you're on the set but that seems like one of the weirdest part about acting and some of those Avenger films is how much of it is actually digital yet you just couldn't get used to it I'll digress in a movie with Richard linklater called A Scanner Darkly and it was rotoscoped so I love that money love him and singing We would shoot the scenes and he was saying are you can just leave your your body mic on the outside cuz there's paint whole thing so that rotoscoping is a great metaphor for essentially what the Marvel movies became when sometimes you would even go and I'm supposed to come in and let you know throw something in the overs off camera but everything else was great. We'll just move your arm later and you go wow so you never want to rest on your laurels and say no but after turn while I was like why am I wearing this this this football suit just put some thoughts on my shoulders so I can move more freely and then be like right I got with it honestly what are you really using this all the stuff I'm working for you for reference I go great so I'll wear for one take and then I'll take it off and then I'll relax a little bit but then people would be like or Betten would be like I'm stuck in this f****** thing. in on the joys in the miseries of the of the technical challenge of doing an end speaking Ruffalo by the end because he's smart Hulk he literally they're just making big wherever he was and they put a little you know putting a piece of PVC with a big Hulk had up about five feet over where his head was and he was just there in a green suit so in a tracking suit would like its package out you know and he be like at least I like a little wrong around mice come on guys you know whatever you know and so I think Mark went about as far out into the ionosphere of fcg as you can I didn't get the whole smart smart Hulk thing how he figured that out wasn't really a genius scientist the beast but after so many times and against the genius of the people who break and Shake stories over there fighting his team's they go is not Hulk is Hulk it's a big battle always so conflicted what if he could meet himself in the middle and then what corner have we painted ourselves in by having a meet himself in the middle cuz then you can't every if that doesn't work you can't go back to the way it was you've done it for you can go back to the way it was so I just think that the Real Genius of the Marvel creative team as they end the Russo brothers who did the last few Avengers Infinity War endgame is a go we love writing ourselves into a corner we love it because then it it activates all of those how do we get out of purgatory juices and then you get the next right idea when you sit down you do they just lay it out and say this is this is the character Arc how do you how do you feel about this what do you think yeah an invite it's changed over time I think if you're one of the folks as their Standalone movies like Scarlett has Black Widow coming out I think you take a I would you take a bit of a different tack in how much meetings I think the phrase the legal phrase for actors in studios is Meaningful consultation not script approval because then anybody could have called the studio hostage cuz I don't approve this 30 million dollars that you're trying to spend right now so your schedule is fine when you say I don't approve I picture a bathrobe and a pictures Fine China and teacups that's why picture I don't approve and then just storming off I've Had My Moments to cuz I'm so passionate about story but again after Morsi time with the same people and new people coming in and and getting a a brutal education on what kind of process these movies require you to just start trusting more that they're thinking on your behalf and also little things are easy to change Big Things become a inconvenience to the higher good and at what point do you want to pull the air brake on something where the trains you know already leaving the state but I would imagine it would be a fine line that they say they want the actor be comfortable with the character and they want some and maybe some feedback would be beneficial but they're also they have a path division that they've created yet they would like to see you sometime or another at least more slightly to get on this path and by the way after I had my second round the kids with Susan I became both artists I had a bit of a Renaissance when I was doing the third Ironman and then after that to I was like what and I'm going to do this Avengers and it's so many moving parts and it's so difficult just to get all these schedules to come inside and get everyone together then I'm not to be like I'm not feeling it so again it's that thing it's it's sometimes where they say faster alone further together sometimes you can only think about further because you got to get downfield sometimes you're thinking hey this is my moment to Ron and I need I need a little help in a little approval and I need a little leeway but that's any creative Endeavor I would imagine when you were involved in something that's so epic when it's actually over it probably almost seems surreal cuz the production is so massive is so many moving pieces the so many special effects 20 things that you have to sort of visualize while you're doing it and then after it's all over you're done and what is it like the big Avengers movie how many months are you involved in this well I mean it could be some part of 18 months to two years depending on how far out you are and then four to six months of principal photography and then additional photography and then post and then I was include promotion you know from Yeah Yeah from Soup To Nuts the phrase Soup To Nuts one of my great great friends and probably one of the greatest big movie producers of all time we did the Sherlock's behind me did The Matrix series my missus was running his company for 10 years kisskissbangbang which is I think in some ways the best film I've ever done wind up being a calling card it came out and it that Bond and but Jon Favreau saw it and he said this guy could do an action to me and so that won't it be which is I think in some ways the best film I've ever done wind up being a calling card it came out in it that Bond and but Jon Favreau saw it and he said this guy could do an action movie and so that wound up being my calling card into that Marvel Universe


    Why Joe Rogan Loves Texas
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    search Muhammad contest they didn't Texas Charlie hebdo you know the magazine Charlie hebdo is his magazine to Paris and they did a cartoon about Muhammad not supposed to draw Muhammad will they killed everyone at work there till like nine people they killed police officer it was a really big issue everybody was terrified listen to the New York Times wouldn't draw the pictures they wouldn't do it in print the pictures of the Los Angeles Times went for the pictures Washington Post went for the figure out no one was doing anything then Texas got in the mix and they decided have a draw Muhammad contest and sit lake with it within minutes a dude showed up in it with it with his friend they start shooting in the building they were killed almost instantly and I'm like why because they were doing a draw Muhammad contest in Texas attention to anything about Texas and then I got this whole bit about how this the place where they you know that bit about the more tigers in captivity in Texas and all the while the world with the pet simulator 2016 special more tigers in captivity in Texas than all of the wild of the world that's how crazy Texas is Texas is Wild West people who just said we're good we're out here just stopped all those Kit Carson type dude from the f****** Wild West they just stopped they stay there there's more tigers in Texas than the whole rest of the planet that's insane Tigers fed you can have fences we have a hundred tigers in your yard Texas is a different animal sound but it's one of the safest places to be that's why it is violence in Texas just like this violence whenever you get large groups of people but I like people in Texas friendly man they say good morning The Weeknd the artist Smiley Texas his is not only the best place in the United States for me for a jiu jitsu seminars but also comedy to text me Texas is a different animal comedy 200 people show up for seminars it's it's insane man I did my first CD in Texas Houston is the best place text me Texas is a different animal comedy 200 people show up for seminars it's it's insane then I did my first CD in Texas Houston is the best place


    Why Robert Downey Jr Likes Losing His Eyesight | Joe Rogan
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    so we're talking about losing eyesight you actually take comfort in the fact that your eyesight is starting to dwindle you run a chase it at first I was like I'm fine then I'm 42 but then it's 125 then it's 150 I stopped because you're at by what you're able to retain if you fight for it and the things that are going no matter what you do now I've heard there's some Israeli guy who's got this app probably from Laird get this app and you do it you get your eyesight back and sometimes it's about I don't need to try to use something to hold on to everything I want to pick the five or seven things that I definitely want to hold onto and I want to watch the rest of it go in and out with the tides in some ways but if there was a real thing where you could get your eyesight back I'll definitely beyond that I don't think there is Lasix that's not real but I know he doesn't problems you can get it if you have problems but we have macular degeneration is coming from page age-related macular degeneration Lasix but I know people who were wearing glasses and then got Lasix and I don't wear glasses anymore but we never wore glasses I too close up in one eye for distance I've gotten one of the f****** me two weeks later that they don't work what about the loss of a sense that you were accustomed to being fine annoys you what about it yeah I like being able to see things read labels supposed to take money to go up to like a little Lutron pad and have to go like that to me I just it's a gas if someone comes in and says joe-bob I got it we're done come over here it's easier or to supplement or do this for 2 weeks or stop doing this this in this then there's a trade-off yes I've heard of nothing I've heard of this might be our project because you care and I don't so we have a nice balance there is a guy named David Sinclair that I talked to his professor at Harvard that is been encoded with some miracle cure for degeneration and they can detached retinas fix things incredible so they're working on some stuff so maybe in the future you want up to someone's in 1.5 yeah what am I I have a lighted to greener pastures I'm sure there's going to be other issues and hurdles that you're going to go eyesight so maybe in the future you want up to someone's in 1.5 yeah what am I I have a lighted to greener pastures I'm sure there's going to be other issues and hurdles that you're going to go eyesight


    What Warren Beatty Taught Robert Downey Jr. About Acting | Joe Rogan
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    bathrooms me confidence what is what does it really mean there's a. Of time where I felt like I did I did the first Iron Man and then I went to Tropic Thunder and then I was doing the first Sherlock and they've my shirt off and itching all over the place and it just felt like I was that was hidden triples no matter what I did and he's confident as you seem and I was like I can't right now I am yeah in and I think this goes I mean this reminds me we were just talking about the McGregor cowboy fight coming up you know it's like it's going to go to that I'm going to watch it watch it you know two brilliant Souls who cannot lose neither one of them can afford to lose this fight wow. Is matchup want to lose but there's this guy who's the the poster child the guy who's the the one right the chosen one. Conor and this cowboy was like I think I can f*** that guy up the journeyman yeah so confidence you know there's been times when I felt I'm in possession of it and then you want to let go a little bit because it's only ever the moment and life guiding you the wind is so at your back door wow are you just are you just you know jumping over the waves and all that by yourself and you're like you bet I am but there's a physics to the moment man moment machine whatever and the winds at your back and then the windows what the f****** windows and it changes and your left there thinking what you know so I think it's great to be in full possession of what you would call Supreme confidence and then see what happens if you don't hold onto it so hard because it's great but it is a bit of an illusion cuz like everything else it's always changing and everyday the reset button the spacebar gets pressed and it's like now what the reset button the movie called the pickup artist with Molly Ringwald defacto producer of it uncredited and taught me a lot about just acting and what it was and he said he said what's your what's your action in this scene and I was like I'm picking up girls what's your action in this scene and I'm driving a car caught flat-footed you guys know your actions you're trying to go to work but you're getting distracted by this addiction you have to try to get laid so your action is your trying to get to work and you should always know what your action is because then when you come in in the morning confident or when you come in the morning to can't hit your ass with both hands you know what to do so it to me one of the great lessons I learned just boil down what it is you're doing whether there's a camera around or just what am I doing today today I'm showing up and I'm trying to be honest and and also to to listen and learn but really my action today is today is I'm beginning a processor promotion I think I remember watching that Madonna movie when he was dating Madonna Truth or Dare and he's hanging around with her or Warren Beatty just real real quick things I would ask him if so what was it like when Carly Simon write the song about you that's got to be a trip so many I mean we should we should do a whole session just about things I learned from Warren Beatty song about you that's got to be a trip so many I mean we should we should do a whole session just about things I learned from Warren Beatty


    Robert Downey Jr. on How Martial Arts Have Improved His Life | Joe Rogan
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    and honestly to clean the last 15 years when I started really taking martial arts seriously half the stuff that I've been able to do right in my creative life are principles that I learned on the mat with my Seafood you know guard your Center keep trying to leave to get to The Blind Side my started I think I'm in the 15th or 16th year Shifu is over day before yesterday so you know a bunch of times a week and if I'm working on something or if he can make it the location will have long stretches where were doing it everyday and the gradings so you got to prep for those you know it's which is a very underrated art form yes also so many Trade Secrets and so different than how I see it when I'm looking at videos and that in UFC everything is out in the open and it's disgusting you see in a lot of did the Eastern stuff there was a turf wars and we're not really going to show them are footwork we're not going to do this but anyway it's been a real deep dive Seafood Eric Oram who's Seafood my sweet gum was Grandmaster William Cheung Renown kind of Hong Kong rooftop fights all that stuff amazing lower but very technical difficult to build and easy-to-use remove junk he grabs wrist and comes over the top of the elbow she does straight Wing Chun he does it all the time and even practice is on a wooden dummy I got my ass kicked by a wooden dummy for about three years and then I finally understood the principle of don't bite force of force and you know it's just so anyway half the time if I would be in a crib artistic situation I would just say cuz Wing Chun problems are life problems life problems are Wing Chun problems and I would just go back to how did this kind of relate to cuz I don't like getting clocked and get my teeth knocked in because we tend to sometimes we glove up but we're not wearing mouthpieces it's very certainly not because he's very good at pulling his punches and he's also even better at making sure that I don't let me hit him but we get as close as we can to what the the real experience would be but again it's like everything I'm sure you know a few clicks back down the road there's things that instructors were doing that would be considered illegal to do to a group of students nowadays are so it was a normal thing you so did you start training for Sherlock Holmes or you start train before they didn't it absolutely coincided with my recovery and the two things just somehow or other seem to to lock in and talk to you off the Record and everything to do with my recovery as far as watching the dancers in apprentice and apprenticeship and it was an apprenticeship that was contingent on me being in a certain headspace what's a good substitute for negative addictions Bourdain training everyday and he was trained twice a day everyday so he went from when I first met him he was chubby he was smoking cigarettes you drank every night still kind of still drunk every night but you know he just did enough to have healthy things keep his body together and then his ex-wife got really into Jiu-Jitsu and then he decided to follow her one day to classes and he was kind of talking and laughing at it first and then became obsessed and then really got good I mean 81 in the tournament I mean oh my God what's really crazy is a picture of him walking down the street and I think they were in Rome and he has no shirt on and he's f****** repped Anthony Bourdain full six pack shopping up techniques and then you would roll take group classes to which is very very critical role of different people so he was in there like and it became a good thing for him to sort of become addicted to this positive thing yeah I mean for me if it was going to be golf it was going to be something passive like that I hear it's great but it's been it's just been a great gift and it's also the thing where you're just you're never done I'm a black belt five years welcome for another grading and now we're doing a lot of weapons stuff and it's just very young they said that it is a tool for developing a human potential and I never forgot that because it's really difficult to do I call martial arts are really really difficult to get your body to move that way and to be able to be effective in a conflict situation and if you can do any could do it over and over again and you can overcome that circle thing and you thought it was insurmountable and then you figured out how to do it eventually you get to this point you realize what everything in life is like that everything in life is like something that's a puzzle you have to figure out what am I approaching it wrong what what can I do to make it better how do I get more competent at this particular skill or this particular discipline and just the humility to I mean if I've noticed anything in the last couple years gingerbread man back in the 90s and I thought UFC it just start off and I was getting the VHS tapes and watching them and so when they go back on the 25 years ago I was like I've been I've been I've been there from jump that's awesome but we watch it's just that thing of no matter what you think the the tides are changing quickly and was a real wake-up call for a lot of martial artists was the UFC has a lot of the stuff that they were doing really wasn't effective they thought it would be if everybody was playing by the rules in the dojo and sort of following along though but once you really saw an actual cage event where people were just going balls-out you realize a lot of the stuff just doesn't work when I love how messy it was at the beginning matchups were actual cage event where people were just going balls-out realize a lot of the stuff just doesn't work when I love how messy it was at the beginning because it's telling matchups were Sophie almost laughable until you until you saw the violence and no weight classes


    Robert Downey Jr. Was Drawn to Playing Iron Man, Doctor Dolittle | Joe Rogan
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    that thing you wear around your neck yes being as you are obviously known as being Iron Man are you concerned with wearing a large thing in the exact same spot as though life is funny cuz I was doing this before I ever got fitted for the party so it was more of art imitating Oddball stuff I was doing anyway obviously had that in the comic books Loosely prearranged Destiny and what's incredible is how far afield you can go from it and still find your way back with the whole superheroes reboots and there's so many like how many f****** Spider-Man's have been how many hawks are there been only one Iron Man though you got that goes far what year is it I hear you're Iron Man man on a roll and if anybody else try to be Iron Man we bloody well interesting ly enough East coaster a dad of of some Renown very different my dad was a kind of a underground filmmaker alter Maverick I grew up definitely being Bob Downey seniors kid spend time in Long Island which is I think we're Tony was raised but when when Stanley was really thinking that through she it was the Vietnam era and he was thinking about the military industrial complex he was thinking about how about if I can throw a little bit of not politics in here but karma and he gets trapped no by the own thing and it becomes you know so and that course it was the whole demon in the bottle I think first superhero who ever like had that you know almost like that Jersey cuz he was hammered so I mean the ad that was obviously but I again once something goes your way you can draw all the parallels you want you can call it Destiny but it was it was something that I definitely definitely felt drawn to and I definitely fought for and looking back on I got the part because it turned out to be a pretty special thing inside in a very strange way I mean it's inexorable this point you you know which is why I thought it was cool that you're going to do Doctor Dolittle because I love the fact I like I'm a fan of your work done a lot of great stuff like what and you doing Doctor Dolittle is like a cool yourself seriously but I'm not you know I mean that's a great break because like if your Iron Man like there certain people that for whatever reason become a role and that is it that's what we will accept you are that guy and you're not doing that you're you're you're able to see through your talent and through your ability to take chances you're able to be a bunch of different things as well as be the Iron Man yeah I mean I don't know if I'm noticing I think now it's that it's that we need to shift and we need new challenges and just like anime and society and politics things are moving and more thing in the information age is making things so everything's learning and growing from everything so quickly and then it been proving or disproving or or discounting whatever's happening next but for me I heard that this was on the table my mrs. who's my creator partner in all things instead of Steve gagan I was like that's a big turn for him and we live on a farm we have alpacas and goats and Cooney Cooney pigs and it's just crazy and I was like okay same way I did with Ironman all right there's something here and then before I signed on I was you doing like weirdest Welch doctor I just want to think of I don't want to just do another English accent so there's this guy William price who's a Nutty Welsh doctors in the old rudest he was supposed to believe like we could communicate with all that stuff so I sent a picture of wild looking guy wearing like a superstars on it and like a staff in his hand that looks right to me it's always it you know what I mean it's always that thing of you click and you go here's my here's my sense what are you thinking and then the other the gallery guy says yeah let's lean into that and then go back to this and that anyway you give me some of this and he go yeah and all the sudden you're in a Synergy so I could good interview like a good fight like a good dinner it just kind of crazy look to me yeah to me I just thought that's can do little be like Daddy goes to see have to be that way the whole way through a go know when they find him he's a recluse and then the animals like clean them up and then he looks Less on handsomer where would you live less weird for the kids for the rest of the movie but let's find him like that


    Will Robert Downey Jr. Ever Return as Iron Man? | Joe Rogan
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    is the daughter Ironman totally closed cuz I don't believe it is you guys can go through time now you can go there's do you know you're ready open up that door let me ask you the question if I pick the Jersey back up and put it on wouldn't you feel a little bit like a crap they go through a few semi lackluster Avengers movies without you ready for this where the world's fate is at stake realized they need a super genius and then they figure out how to restart that time machine, is that the audience sees you when you when you step out of that thing is this your income you want a little Ark on it too cuz if this is your idea then you got to show up for it to I'll do it I'll show up to do I don't know we all have to do whatever do that digital thing I'll do it the way people would freak out if you came back. Of time and I was talking to Colin Jost last night who got to sit next to him at the Golden Globes and who was there and you know on the show and with him when he hosted recently I go it's just incredible our culture never encourages taking a break never encourages saying don't chase that thing because you've got it in your hands and and and I love the idea that if you are if you're good at what you do then it's not about time it's about it doesn't matter when you decide to pick up the mantle again it's just about but it's scary isn't it could you imagine like just don't you to show for four years and then come back and do it again you be like in a lifetime who knows he was arguably the greatest of his era and just stopped to stop for 30 years and no one does that no one who's that good and then when you see him some did he receive some reward it was on a panel you do end up sitting in front of Podium Rider brother and he was talking about Bill Cosby and he's doing his routine about them taking away Bill Cosby's Awards and all of us, he do it tomorrow if you could just get up there tomorrow and he be f****** murdering yes and but it would be different different human stuff that he did in the past now it makes me cringe in your can't believe he was that person when he did Delirious I think he was like 22 or something crazy like that anyway lately in relation to a bunch of things but also just that particularly nowadays giving yourself permission to not have to jump cuz you know this strike the iron all that stuff abused and maybe it's just as a bit of an anxiety to the times which I remember to speaking of past Generations I remember grown-up 1974 Nixon's black and white TV getting impeached my dad and his buddies are whooping it up but they're still pissed and I'm going like wow it's it's not worse or or or better it's different but now it's on us so there's urgency question to me starting up again is off the table I feel I've done all I could with that character there would have to be a super compelling argument and a series of events that that made it obvious to it but the other thing is more than what's going on in Washington Thompson talked about that when he was running for sheriff in Aspen he was talking about how local politics like your neighborhood either consumed with it and it becomes a thing they're cheering for the rooting against in and then you know what your your life revolves on something that you have very little power over teams turf wars we moved to Colorado to Rocky Mountain Way he wants told me no speak out of school he said you should just watch TV you have you probably have a really rock solid idea of what's going on his was more trying to have enough things going on that I wouldn't have any ideas for a year and then I give myself a break for you also known as a rock to it it's like they were kicking down doors and light it on fire was different it was an edge to it you know he's he added crazy he had a crazy to this beautiful Harmony and I love it when the guys that added crazy go up to the thin veil between dimensions and say I think I'm going to stay put and then all of a sudden they represent stability they were being okay hanging up your guns yeah I'm just being you know everyone has to accept that at some point in time Riley maybe that's you and your glasses right if does everyone have to accept that at one point time to going to have to get off the ride but when you're doing great and you're kicking it like boxers or a perfect example they always last too long it's only been a small handful like Andre Ward recently Marvelous Marvin Hagler prime it just go that's it I'm done and they actually are done almost every one of them comes back and almost everyone who chases that Dragon hears when I love you you're making an argument for and also the argument against me coming back and doing another I just imagine the moment wherever he goes f****** crazy would be amazing I would love that but I would also love you hanging it up yeah it's 2020 and I'm not an OCD guy but I keep thinking she clearly see clearly and if your vision is going and it's difficult because I feel like we all just get buffeted by feelings and ego or fear the word little you know of resentments or intuitions that are tied to something maybe higher but you think is out of your reach or whatever so give it a perfect time and I got to go have dinner with a bunch of the Marvel folks last night and kind of just a little bit of extra closure cuz you know the movie came out and bananas and the directors are sending me pictures of like people flipping out in theaters when Tony snaps and I was like like a really big cultural thing but then like Victoria Alonso who's the head of the effects are all these movies a literal super-genius or Kevin feige or Favre or Scarlet or some people that I've just been there with it for a long time we we we were there experiencing it all when it came out and then we see each other on the red carpet and it's not intimate and then we kind of haven't really had a chance just to do nothing just hang out and you know have some crude Italian contacts yet so it was really interesting being here today cuz yesterday was this kind of last night was this kind of real-life told like closing the circle on things a bit that's got to be bitter sweet but I liked it that you want to move on and I like that you want them like that you're doing something like Doctor Dolittle cuz that's like you've done a lot of wild s*** in your life you have a lot of while s******* your career but Eucerin body every new chapter with the same kind of energy all those a different result a different piece of art it's all the same you that's one of the more interesting things about people in a particular actors get to be a bunch of different things and it's one of the weirdest things about that craft like when you see you know a guy who's like Daniel Day-Lewis embodies these different humans like literally becomes different humans it's but it's always Daniel Day-Lewis I mean like even though he plays these these with you know that there will be blood guy and all these different Psychopaths and various fascinating characters it's always the energy like you're so your pump to see him do it I think that's the I feel the same way with you like I know there's you're an interesting guys a lot of s*** going on in your head so when you dive into something whatever it is whether it's your character from Tropic Thunder or whatever it is like your dive into something whatever it is whether it's your character from Tropic Thunder or whatever it is like you or you're going to it's going to be Robert Downey jr. diving into something so I would imagine it would be kind of annoying even though you are brilliant at Ironman to stay Ironman


    Ash Dykes Walked China's 4,000-mile Yangtze River | Joe Rogan
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    nothing to you bro I forward phone the first white person I'm going to keep trying to keep this like I v I got to bring the Welsh flag in in Wales it was but a long time ago on the first watch black Kodak go to bring you a red dragon no no no how much even my food will trust record in Walking the entire length of the Yangtze river in China to the third longest river in the world the longest to run through a single nation 4000 miles is it to 352 days and it's from the Tibetan plateau in the west of China I took an 5150 2 days end up near the ignition High pulls out into the East China Sea you know what I thought when I heard that you did this I thought to things want to talk this guy's insane like what what kind of willpower does it take to walk and Hike 4000 plus miles but the other kind of validates a lot of the ideas that people have always had about human beings migrating from Africa and through Siberia do the Bering Strait like you can do that what you did what you did is not dissimilar world record imagine you're doing it because you're trying to stay alive and keep your family alive yet yet I tell you what yeah we would have had all this so much so much history in June he's not my kind of Taken it was actually discovered in 2009 the true and scientific Source really yeah that gives us we have to do two over two years of planning so is a case of work and heavily in China finding out whether they said never been done before 8 to we have to get different teams involved globally and then we discovered that I was always I was always preparing to go from the traditional source which is most famous food for the soul given to the planning that I should does a true and scientific tools found by the same guy who mapped the traditional Source yet he pointed it would NASA use the technology was able to correct this wrong it's like you don't give a traditional source which means it's a little bit more sensitive so it was tough to go from from the true and scientific tools for sure but it's a longer distance you've got to do it yeah I agree with you I'm glad you think that way but obviously a person is willing to walk 4000 miles would think that way you wouldn't what happens with the end as well so come to Shanghai there's an official point of where the Yangtze poisons is trying to see another like you know you only have to go to this this point I might know I'm walking to where the land ends salon storm akima so is one of the biggest storms I've had in the past 30 years and not put me into hide and you not to shelter up after everything that I faced over 350 days in a couple days before I crossed into the East China Sea before finish but at that point it's almost I visualized the completion over and over again in my head I played it so many times what it would be like what it feel like it's everything to cross the finish line. Almost not day hop into my dick cross the finish line I almost over visualized I want to get to that I want to get to those but I want to I want to ask you when you decide to plan this trip yet so how much to have you learn from the first two crazy trips that you had and how did you calculate like how much food you're going to need where you going to meet Nick pit stops when you going to be able to acknowledge you do it so with that we're always looking for communities on Long route Community Food and so and actually about to the traditional if we went from the traditional we go maybe one week 1 and 1/2 weeks without coming across and locals so we have to carry a weekend off with Russian personal backpack but that's true and scientific source and his back think it was two or three weeks we couldn't find any Community along the way by satellite and by the people that we were there on my Logistics managers that I know it needs to carry raises way to try to visit people you tracking through a forest yet and then try to get food out say I'm going to way to maximize and as well so it's saying okay past 3 weeks so let's carry food for 3 and 1/2 of 4 weeks. Communities now empty abandoned them without food what what are you caring for food I would carry a Russian tax so the Russian pipes were pretty good we had like chicken tikka masala spaghetti bolognese and are you using our car these dehydrated yeah that was her so just pulled in there about 15 minutes she's craving all of this big-time I know how your body knows what you need stripped of all the all the protein in your body currently have any I think if you fool you're craving ice cream you know before you wanted to say but I think a few now the point of not starvation if you really hungry and you know what's good what's not good I think your body gives a good tale sign if we can the last months of mission Yangtze I was really bad I was coming across cities everyday cuz you can imagine like to watch Shanghai I'm so I was just craving protein I was craving fats and what the times but last month I was just eating really unhealthy scanning starchy foods with protein you know that was fast food chains on the way KFC scream. Scream protein and yeah right did get ridiculous I was going to these you know fast food around like that the translation I could speak Chinese a little bit I was just going to get by dialect the basics on went straight into the sentences where all that Basia are there bear weather for the first 6 months is mostly hiking in the woods it's hiking in the wilderness on the Tibetan Plateau is are you carrying your camp on your back of a bivy sack what are you sleeping you do with a double layer tent so you have provides more insulation and so little heavier or do you have like a really lightweight tent and just try to tough it out in a cold we have I had a double layer but that's because the double layer was just so smooth and so light now and it was a case of yeah you know that's you'll come Fitness your shelter do you have a pad that protects you from the ground yet and then on top of that with the ground though like a do you have to have an insulated pad to get sure that the ground cold doesn't get to you yet the show that's what the the sleeping mud and so it's sort of you can roll it down it's really small weddings I Rely quite as well once you roll it out it's got like memory foam almost inside something similar to blow in it as well the ground never been comfortable camping it's always popping no wake you made it but still feel weird if you do get used to it calories that's not a lot we were carrying how much weight did you lose I probably still lost weight now or above 13/12 to 13 kg self out because towards the end of my Russian popsicles so it's going to cost more restaurants I can collect solo on unsupported Journey so I was just eating with the locals someone to the more nutrient-rich and more calorie-rich they are smaller they all lights are easier to park but I need it as much as I could possibly get in a healthy options those steps in the first steps for the first day that you have this Monumental thing in front of you like what was that like knowing when you started like here ready Alright by ass but it was in the air they were fearing for the high school has the best cuz the wolves kill before we reached a number 140 reach the start line vertical full members of the film crew of guys if I can read taken off the mountains which of the mountains as well cuz I needed to regroup with a different think so everyone was scared and people also got out too soon as I don't want her how high are you up there we all just over 5000 what does 15000 feet right that is about. Yeah yeah yeah 15000 ft tiger shoes and I kept them as well again can we just want to thank you by big smile off we go say we was me and my friend was a videographer Kyle we threatened on but Kyle filmed or that conversation on full months later we find out in Beijing you can speak but he was saying right ahead right down that Valley is a pack of wolves and Only Yesterday best tanks for the next two days we were followed We believe We were followed by a stork by pack of wolves getting out and I need to take of a bigger distance then than humans Shona with you buddy are you worried just going to become a burrito in the middle of the night it was really fun doing this with the Wolves so it's two days that they were following his but we weren't for the best part of two or three months I would say as well right but the locals are telling me otherwise it would start show me photos don't show me videos and send them eclipse in this happened only want to come this way from you or from where you are now who killed who killed just running into hearts and families were trying to say that they coming off the mountain so we were there in the wrong season and you should definitely be panicking is what there's a lot of parts of the world where you have to be really worried about wild animals all the time we here in America for whatever reason we forgotten that I think everybody that lives in the big city is basically kind of forgotten that yeah but when you make that track you realize I go there's no rules out here they'll eat you U2 live they haven't eaten a person lately yeah I need to kill or Susan watch a bear kill a moose on a spotting scope who's looking through a spotting scope and he saw a bear SWAT down the back of amused break its back by terrifying said the grizzly hit the Moose so hard it's snapped its back am I quiet how about the Shish commencing a bear bear swatted that thing broke its back and watch it go down to watch this chases like the altercation between is Baron the moose and he stayed on it and the bear gets a hold of the most just f****** lot wotsit California state flag has a giant grizzly bear in the middle they're nowhere near here you got to go up into like Vancouver British Columbia has what's the British Columbia has a lot of Montana Grizzlies Colorado may or may not my friend Adam saw them there but did not in California anymore it's just because they killed him there's actually a town named after the last guy who died Levesque California the last guy who got killed by a grizzly bear just out Huntin was it almost probably being a dude that was alive back then terrifying experiences in China what what are your precautions are you allowed to bring bear spray so we had an F1 we had to whistle roaches so whistle whistle yeah so they say that the boat the biggest attacks happen from wet bassin's out forming doing a business in the mountains they are in the forest and they surprised they come up the top of the hill play pretty much like a whistle taking a whole make yourself a wet while we make the bad weather that you that your present you're normally they would be if they run away but it was a local. Told me that so they have these big Tibetan Mastiff good wishes like a white felt 10 like he was living in a concrete her I got to call Yard with a fence to fence was open just outside the fences to Beth and must have chained up and he said that this bad wasn't fazed about the to buy must if it was straight past it into the courtyard I was scratching his steel door whilst he was hiding in one of those empty covers Bachmann there monsters have more the real thing grizzly bears and brown bears weren't real and then they were in a movie you'd be like what in the world are there would you going to want to walk for that long so we can even communicate safety numbers on we took a horse for the film crew at film Krueger altitude sickness and left his reports which II name Castor Troy yes stuffing lots of sickness in the being taken off the mountains you go up there schools still suffering with altitude sickness never knew that the funny horses can animals can suffer with us taking off the mountain you go up there schools still suffering without that you think it's never knew that the funny horses can animals can suffer with altitude sickness


    Grizzly Bear Paws Are HUGE!!! | Joe Rogan
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    MC that video of a I don't know if the girls from China or Japan it's a paternity fake but she's snowboarding and behind I see a bear running video to watch apps that but it looks pretty good then as she's going down the hill and are snowboard at a certain point in time you look and see how f****** bear and she has no idea she's laughing everything is cool and then watch it turns this side again yeah I think you see the bear I'm skeptical because it seems like the I just gave up at that point yeah and that chick is flying I have never snowboarded from what I've heard from my friends when you snowboard and you to break your head to your feet go up in the air and your head goes down yeah it's easy to break your head tiger's chasing behind it almost gets when you call my God what a killing machine and was so beautiful a f*****-up way to die from the most beautiful thing they had created or wasn't a murderous horrific Predator the definitely eat people you was looking and go it was in a movie like Avatar somewhere that a tiger doesn't even look like a real creature it's so beautiful going to be slow and they can run Usain Bolt that's big dude you got a video actually spend my steps as well they have this a photograph of famous photograph of a woman who is a she's a wildlife biologist to put a collar on a test on it and she's holding its foot up and is literally like a huge dinner plate the ftse if you find that picture of biologist holds up that's what they did the Bears cut looks like and she's hardly ever goes that's crazy it's so crazy that nature created that clean up system for the f****** Woods anything with the lamp around places it shouldn't be your having too many babies do I smell them coming to get them done. You are and you're you're out there with these things and you just have a little tent and Noah yeah and no Weapons review or four of you three for the first three weeks and then there was two of us for 4 days then from then on it was pretty much solo most of the way for the first would have Halls of the Expedition then second office super interrupted opened up people with jointed new about it yeah it was pretty big in in China we have Journeys with a Chinese celebrities turn off super interactive opens up people joining us are we going to do about it yeah it was. Went pretty big in in China we have drainage with a Chinese celebrities we walk with you


    Ash Dykes Had Problems with Chinese Police | Joe Rogan
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    philosopher in China know I had the difficult situations with the authorities with the police will try to get bribes know they were just I was in a sensitive area you have to get to the source the planning it took of two years so I need government support I need a national park access I needed a green development organization get rid of this access but when when I went through the motions of getting these different organizations on board that would give me access to view properties and allow me to get to the source of the ground official sign do I have to show them how to use a satellite phone call into the Beijing teen uses translation I think the one time they made me delete all of the information on the track information I needed for Guinness World Record delete that is backed up cuz they didn't want to have me Cyn work in this region it was quite sensitive that so I thought I would definitely in China definitely in Shanghai Province just because you got to bet the very close to each other so I needed to make sure I was always in in China but sometimes you get the police, they think that you were a spy or something best schools with nursing a Westerner out here and they said you need to be on the other side of the river so they drove us 40 mile bridge oh yeah it was really tricky this the source around that area really sensitive and you just found that the locals with call the police as well they would radio to the next girl to the next go to the next grandson eventually result phone signal and they will call the police and the police would often woke up at two 3 in the morning at 10 that the location thing on the road at what you doing here so we found out that the locals are amazing very hospitable but they were worried and they didn't know they report it would have been trouble if you don't report it to make that so it came pretty much went from Mission Hennessy to escape escape the sensitive region that we're in but we have to evade the locals cuz we realized it was them calling these two please don't care about me lyrics maybe think that you were an escaped Fugitive essentially or just a game called threat from the future so this is as close to the Tibet and Chinese border luckily didn't this was really sketchy just the Yangtze is just known it cuts for a lot of diversity it's beautiful stunning part one of the beautiful places that are being but not all sensitivity it was really sketchy just the Yangtze is just known it cuts for a lot of diversity it's beautiful stunning part one of the beautiful places that are being but not all sensitivity


    Joe Rogan Talks Lion-Killing Chimps, Terror Birds, and More
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    if you go to the Congo you got to go walk through the stress that has that giant chimp living in it do you know that the belt that the bundle huge 200-plus pound Champs images of dead ones see if he can go to theirs if you just Google Bondo ape there's some really good to see that one upper left-hand Corner Jamie yeah but that picture I don't think is real I want to say that's fake Congo's giant Bondo ape that's the first evidence of one they were found they they shot this thing and they took pictures of it but I believe that was in the 1930s and then they got another one that they shot at an airport and these guys are opposing with this thing thinks he can find out what that's it at the bottom the very bottom that right there bang look at that go go full-screen the larger so that is this thing that call the Bondo ape and has a Crest on its skull like a gorilla yeah yeah it's not like I did not disclose not shaped like a chimpanzee skull and so go back to the picture please that's okay but because it's not a very clear picture and he's got shot this at an airport and the hog onto I mean the men behind it I don't know how big they are but let's assume they're tiny and they're 5 foot 5 that thing is 510 yeah yeah probably well north of 200 lb champ but that's the cool thing is this is a weird subspecies that's only in this I think it's called Billy in the Congo and they call it these are called the bili ape or they call it the the Bondo ape but it's an enormous trap photo of one of them walking upright and it's about 6 ft tall upper left-hand Corner that one yeah they said by measuring the stuff around it they think that that is a 6ft tall chimpanzee walking through the f****** jungle nasus guide there's a guy named Carl Armand he's a I think it's from Switzerland the wildlife photographer and he spent a considerable amount of time trying to find these things and take photos of them because of all the descriptions death of the natives have these enormous chimpanzees mainly got video of one of them eating a Jaguar they don't know if it killed it or who found it dead but the local is possible but now they have actual video of them not quite chimpanzee when they first got I'm pretty sure they thought it was a hybrid they thought like a gorilla f***** a champ but can I borrow and then now they think it's a totally different subspecies of a chimpanzee so there is Forest so that's where you got to go bro give me the sun. I think the Congo itself is wider than the United States I think there's more land mass in the in the Congo just an amazing and CBC documentary on the Congo from many years ago but they spend 29 x 29 x big in the Congo okay stop. 200 and 342000 square km but the width of it I think it's the with 75 million people images of f****** giant chimp living in there and all kinds of other s*** all all sorts sorts have you seen that shoebill bird that lives there no oh my God the five foot tall dinosaur of a bird is an enormous face spaces like this big and it looks like like it doesn't look real like walking around with the weight of the shoebill will you look I'm in the eye and you're like what the f*** is that is that real that look like the most ferocious looking bird it look like that right there yeah David Attenborough first discovered went to Madagascar elephant bird went extinct how long ago were the eggs were about it about was half a foot with a football Ho Lee fuk I need for big but I came across the elephant bird egg shells they're about this steak is well maybe quarter half a centimeter in sick and thickness and they just scattered across the southern beaches of Madagascar thousands holyshit they're huge how many years ago they went extinct how many of these things have been collected North America the terror Birds now f*** that 7ft tall murderous carnivorous birds that couldn't fly running around North America Birds he's searching overtime in this episode traffic and you just had right there Jamie in the middle yeah I think that was like a a CGI documentary that they had done on one is virtuals I only one click David dangerous as well you know we talkin about people that believe in witches and people that believe in witchcraft like Pac-Man you almost had to have some belief system to keep you going cuz you had no idea it was around the next corner so these Terror birds were alive I believe in human beings are alive right when did these things when were these things alive if I had to guess I'm going to guess they died out million years ago 62 to 1.8 million years ago 62 million to 1.8 temporal range covers from 62 to 1.8 million years ago so I think it's 62 million at 62 years ago do stuff live in living with the camel spider yes giant blob thing Avatar residential short faced bear rdr2 way bigger than a polar bear and super carnivorous they think it might have been the thing that kept human beings from successfully navigating the Trek to the Bering land mass where they went extinct they're huge picture of a guy sitting next to a recreation of a short faced bear and it's it's so big I think people probably hunting them off they don't really know to get an image of a short faced bear that's a ridiculous animal that I don't even know existed until a few years ago oh man you just would not Venture Out imagine how big that is a cartoon comic book version of a bear but you can't believe we're looking at this thing we're literally this thing standing up these gentlemen it was just assumed there somewhere the neighborhood 6 feet tall this thing is their entire height plus a couple of feet so double their entire hitesh Desai plus a couple of feet crossword DQ exert their head this thing standing up and they're at their heads are like right around where his hip bone is although he is on a little bit about 15 feet maybe stay more ridiculous it's ridiculous as it is without him being on a mound why do you have them you trying to make it even crazier it's crazy enough but super predatory yeah African lion that used to live here


    Joe Rogan & TJ Kirk on the Presidential cycle
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    you know all that power already like why would I why would he want to be the president just seems like such a f****** hellacious job unless you really feel like he can fix things or he's really going to make a ton of money from it I mean this the guy who played towards the end of my life I was so weird it's so weird cuz it's it's another version of what many people did with Obama in this weird way in that when Obama got in office there was all these are really really irrational people that said all kinds of crazy shouldn't buy a trump was amongst them he was a birther remember for the longest time he was convinced somebody convinced him I don't know who convinced him I don't know if he really relinquish didn't realize he was wrong or if you still hold on to the idea that he ever really believe I don't know you know I don't know but you know who started that whole birthing Hillary Clinton yeah she did that's right that's something was even forget it was during the the campaign between her and Obama when they were trying to get the nomination in 2008 he's Muslim and you know and Trump is ran with that yea or a lot of Republicans did too cuz you know why I guess that's just how they play politics they have something like that they just run with it just so strange to say similar to the name of the guy that crashed those planes and it's ours and somebody have a Joe really good well Road joke I don't know who it was though maybe Tony Hinchcliffe but I mean this is almost as a similar reaction I don't mean it's less it's more rational or less rational what I mean is almost like the energy of the reaction like the energy of the birthers and the guys who were convinced that he was some sort of undercover Muslim and then he was going to get into white house and try to take America down from the inside like that feeling that the amount of energy that way is mirrored now on the left maybe even though you maybe the past I would say probably I might not be right cuz I might not be remembering it perfectly but I feel like the energy on the left of people getting mad at Trump is more powerful or more there's more to it than the energy that I saw four people in the right the water bomb at all but it might just be my memory yeah cuz you know most of the people who were talking s*** about Obama were pretty old write write in a lot of the people now that are pissed are really young so they're more likely to take to the streets and yeah smash things and hold up signs and act wild and s*** and Maze people and they were the protesters, came the next day but wait when Bush was inaugurated the protesters were all there the day of and you-know-who Bush couldn't even do the little traditional walk down the last few blocks of the the journey because there was so many protesters people were just throwing things at the motorcade and s*** so I mean like this is not unusual but that was towards the end I think we're thinking of different ones okay I think I my memories f***** up but I think there was one towards the end where they had planned on having him walk down some long stretch yet they had to abandon it and get him into a car is that the same Towers so right after Clinton same as what you see now because people that had this Democrat and power for 8 years and they thought like yeah and I thought Gore's a shoe-in cuz Clinton popular same as like Hillary's a shoe-in cuz Obama's popular but you know a republican ended up taking it and and they just freaked out and it seems like I'd always just happens I mean like this kind of like backlash like it always is kind of sold to us like this is new this is my all wow look at what's going on now in this crazy what crazy times we live in but it's going back at my memories of the past and it seems like this is pretty par for the course I think you're right now that I'm thinking about it's almost like we go through these like cycles and if a president gets passed one cycle removed from his his tenure then people forgive them they forget and they change their opinion like Reagan was kid Reagan was a pariah like people were so upset about Reagan there were so upset in there was the Contra versus Nicaragua trial that was on television with Oliver North and we're finding out on TV like whether or not the government had sold arms and lied about it and weather and then you know that the whole Dragon thing with one that Reagan sold arms to Iran the great Jimmy tingle hilarious dad comedian Boston has bit about it cuz they was when Reagan start a claim with Alzheimer's or when he claimed memory issues which turned out to be true and you really did have memory issues in to probably get at a time but they asked him did you sell arms to Iraq's that I don't know and chimmy Tangles like mr. president if you ever sell to people who hate us jot it down is like make a note put it on the refrigerator today I sold arms to people who hate me you to hear him say you have to realize though like America's always been a huge arms dealer in we're constantly selling weapons oh yeah I mean like if he if he didn't remember why he did it it's probably because there were just so many other transactions I don't think the president personally get involved too much in that sort of stuff but I'll probably more country sells weapons all over the place and we continue to do that my point was at like eight years later he was the great Ronald Reagan 8 years later Clinton administration everybody's done with Clinton getting his dick sucked in the white house and all that craziness and and then as soon as that's over people start reminiscing to Reagan it's really interesting it's it's really interesting how we do it and so now Bush went through this. Of being hated and he's out of opposite Obama goes to his. Being hated for 8 years and now that an even more unreasonable Republicans office along to the bush day skip doing interviews and like remember this war criminal now he's okay he's Uncle Bush super import what is that protest during the Bush Administration yeah it just happens over and over again and people think it's new and you know for something I think I guess it's it's the country just has a short memory what a crazy show this is what a crazy show we're watching the battle to control the world a political theater working together behind the scenes and it 90% of the issues they agree on they just make a big spectacle of the little things they actually disagree on too you know distract us with a show whatever yeah you know distract us with a show new look America look look at us we're fighting we're fighting have they stopped paying attention Okay now we do the Real Deals who we going to bomb who invade you know who we going to sell weapons to whatever yeah


    Joe Rogan: Conor Versus Cowboy Could Go Either Way
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    oh yeah yeah yeah I never predict fights look at the sky look at a bunch of different things to look at damage cage skill motivation and then elect past results and up like with a speed he's very explosive and he tends not guys out like a left-handed where is Cowboy is more of a steady Pace where is on you but can also finish head character has the most finishes in UFC history most submissions I believe you at the most I think 31 makes sense Connor has less miles on them for sure but and cowboys never look better than he's had over the last few years and you give him a fight where you can really get up and this is a fight worth like a really mean this is the red panties night and I always talk about the same superfight feel that any other world you want to see that fight it does the world title I've been arguing this forever is very important it's always good to know tomorrow is mine is the best 170-pound fighter in the world and it's proven because he has the world title in Woodley in the required for a great fight what's required is a great matchup and this is a great matchup visit is a pay-per-view match up like I mean I am could genuinely go eat away as well as the event but if I wasn't working the event I'll be like what is happening here how's that go down go down you know I don't know how it goes down they might be Connor tries to catch him real quick with the straight lap to might be Cowboy takes him down it might be Cowboy tries to kick his legs in the outside it might be you know it might be you know Connor takes a slower approach cuz he thinks that Cowboy strategy is for him to wear himself out in the first round and maybe Conner fights light lightning Xenoverse 2 may be used to prove a point you know who it was a long run just in case will not just cutting but I think he's probably walking around just a little bit over that I know Donald is Donald I think darling in a video said he was walking around somewhere around 177 178 that's not me it's nothing that's a day in the song on Don's on weight and yeah and then Cowboy just rehydrated he's good to go and he's done it a hundred times he's oh yeah cuz those big giant guys like Darren till at 170. size-wise is better than 50 fiber cuz those big giant guys like Darren till at 170 or too little bit too much little bit too powerful light but I think that at 170 with Connor 170 they're both guys were 55 pounds there's not cutting weight


    Ash Dykes Describes the Desolation of the Gobi Desert
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    what are these people do for a living at the is livestock so they raise that they Yak Dairy no metes about transport over to the capital city of a day just out that live in the purest way of life I remember walking through the part of my gosh I went over 8 days without seeing a single person Wilderness Outlet did you encounter any wolves wolves wolves thinking this is a person outside like a wild dog vine wasn't aggressive you know you what you get out there and if you hit the right spots of the Gobi desert you'll know what I mean I did I remember I was again in the middle of the Gobi desert hadn't seen anyone days there was no fries that was no flies that was no people that was just I was just looking around I could just hear this a high-pitch humming noise I could still hear it to respond to 10 minutes to figured out that I was like I'm a search the point is silent now so quiet I can hear my own body functioning and that's what he meant there's no such thing as silence silence you can finally hear your own body taken over never hit it before never hit at 7 so what like what are you hearing just a face it humming noise coming from the inside when everyone is just like yeah nothing it's my party taking over so how long you walking to the Gobi desert here in your body when you walk in you for the week can I have some more weight yet yeah so when I was truly effective I went through the water when I was really suffering with the dehydration so at that point the trailer was a lot lighter it was under a hundred kilograms at that point but I'm low on water in a Russian in the last remaining dribbles up to where I make it to the community 33 Cajuns was terrified me a Navy Soldier desert Explorer scuba diving boys I live in on a beach in silence you know so I did have my worries I did start planning on going as well because of that started out myself what made you feel like Mongolia was the wildest place because it was really close like I'm living inside I might nishina light - $10 cyclocross Mongolian wolf pack giveaway in the East and then walk to the west and the lack of preparation so that's why I went back home back to the UK for the right preparation the right training and again as I say no it's not like Vietnam they say the plants that come from Cambodia Vietnam afford it wasn't for any recollection spell Fascination that's when I realize I can find any evidence to suggest anyone has completed Sona support work but they find the guy who previously attempted and he was a nice guy was founded is in the histories what is a nitwit chingas chinggis Khan


    How Climate Change Set Off a Deadly Cycle in Mongolia
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    I do love. You know that's why I travel to Amazing Stories in that people living in so many different ways they beautiful whoodles to see lots to do and that's why you know Lord is so with Madagascar appointed with the demon that will conservation that goes 60 organizations on the ground helping to protect and preserve to give these expeditions raising awareness about climate change and effects of the house on the nomadic way of life gets so cold out there now that the livestock struggle to survive which means that the nomads are out of work so they moved the capital city to find work but there's no way around it gets free servicenow was smoke that covers the capital city difficult place to live in the winter only and babies are less than three full days after birth. K from the burning plastic and yet just difficult to breathe is all these tents everywhere in the background is he looks like some wall tent but maybe some heart structures listed as a few hard moves there yet different building back there multi-story buildings grow back citation sewage again I don't like hearing that noise access to drinking water proper suit and Colonel heating behind the unique Millennial way of living underground whatever whatever forever the movie stop that please go back up and make that large again what is that a background City what is that do you know it always environmental up my whole first and foremost specially seeing it will you see in its ruler to unite about Madagascar what possibly could it will happen to protect and expand National Park to help to educate the local Supply different me the work protect the species living within highlight like the Press were interesting the journey but I would direct and highlight you know that the real unsung heroes utmost to protect the environment and get that makes you want to do more as well doesn't it you know it seems like it's going to change your frame of reference shifts you seen so many things that most people haven't seen just haven't been to that place and knowing that this massive groups of people that live in like that they're burning plastic in the wintertime try to stay alive how many people live in like that this full million people in Mongolia yet can both doctors get get out the city that you going to lose your child and the people that do stay the older people that must be taking years off your life yeah most likely I'm going in the summer so I can experience in the winter in the summer what year was at a chance that you're going to lose your child and the people that do stay the older people that must be taking years off your life yeah most likely I'm going in the summer so I can experience in the winter than in the summer


    Severe Malaria Very Nearly Killed Explorer Ash Dykes
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    Madagascar was a little a little bit different Madagascar was a beautiful country down south is very polished people suffer with malnutrition malaria speak out bad is glaucoma Larry wants to die for me you, Larry, Larry again so you weren't on Larry medication either yeah I was on malaria medication I came across a community that had such an ancient disease they pretty much said I had two guys with me surfing with the plague yeah. Instantly made me feel a Nuvi on that you know that's brought some dogs running around zip being so they would do the cooking and they feel hungry for the next few days we were suffering with diarrhea protecting me from the strain of malaria malaria I like it for me back to the Gobi desert to the symptoms and signs of suffering with that felt like I'm suffering with dehydration all area I think I probably walked for days also with malaria strange malaria, deadliest and usually kills you within 24 hours but I believe it lasted 5 days cuz I was taking that one you can eradicate fully out of your system when you're on the anti-malaria medication you're shittin yourself so you can doesn't stay in your system are you taking more of it when you think you have it I know I wasn't asked a Tazewell overdose cuz you don't know how much Taylor day it was just an experience toxicity because he was taking 5 pills add a member when Justin was talking about that actually research that there's been problems with some troops that get on that anti-malaria medication and they they get really sick from it actually doesn't do something to your brain recycling. yeah that was a malaria drug the drug malaria no more UK after that one side can try today I was the lucky one to survive and then as I pushed on stomach for months to go I got a month one of a 5-month Junie to walk to 720 South to north of Madagascar 738 highest mountain on the way to 255 days is 1600 spider bites hunting Gathering you are hunting and Gathering out there to the local so I have no military background I always try to take a small but you can never take us that's so knowledgeable aikatsu point where they just hated the idea to he was the Cyclone season we were covering we walking about 14 hours a day and we would come and maybe 3 miles if you wanted to just hiking through as s*** dense jungle just hacking through with shade dense jungle


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Yair Rodriguez KO'ing Korean Zombie
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    I want to see that yeah but man that mean how many more years do you think Jacques going to fight is38 beat the guy who was going to get the title shot right to be a alternate but here's the thing almighty God five seconds left my God Dude that f****** elbow can we do replay and he's always hurt man Zayed hurt see how he got up and he just Winston Payne what it what did he hurt sweet but never ever seen my God oh my goodness what a f****** K on a beautiful elbow oh my God oh my goodness what a f****** K on a beautiful elbow oh my God oh my God oh my God


    Joe Rogan & TJ Kirk discuss Steven Crowder, Cenk Uygur and the Marketplace of Ideas
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    Nancy but I wanted to sue me to why do want to tell you he wanted to send me a we were on the same network for a while on YouTube and it was called Polly pop and the guy that was like my assigned I forgot what the positions called of the f****** facilitator or whatever the f*** he had the same one as I did and he told me you know that video you made about Steven Crowder and that that s*** cuz he got in a fight with some union guy on footage and he was like but it's Union Thug I looked at the footage I'm like wait a minute this guy gets up from the ground he's facing away from you look like someone pushed him from behind to see the whole video yeah the beginning of the guy threw a punch at him while the guy was on the f****** ground when one point yeah like what happens with them first I like physically manhandles them on Channel the mustache which guy the mustache did you see that footage there but I saw that you don't see that guy attacked him first you see that guy get up from being on the ground but this guy was maybe pushed and then got up and then started wailing on crowder interesting what I said about it later went to court and a judge look at the footage and kind of came to the same conclusion I did and said I don't think that this went down the way you're saying based on the footage I see any sort of idea bulshit didn't show what he thought it said I should challenge him to debates back in the day not recently but he would never acknowledge me I'm at one time he did send his like little brother after me his brother younger brother is older brother his little brother was like you're a f****** f***** or whatever and like why won't your brother to bait me cuz we were the time on the same network sidebar, he didn't come and try to f*** f****** everything you just talking s*** on Twitter to talk s*** on Twitter to do a debate at the time he wouldn't do it. Seems weird because like he's mr. like I'm going to go like he just Patrol janky or the other day cuz I thought that was funny his his impression of Jen Krueger is f****** fun it is pretty spot the one that he did when he played Anna and Jake back and forth I didn't see that it up he'll let us use it like I like Steven Crowder I do I really do I think is a good guy I just he's a little bit heavy on the right-wing he gets a little silly it like this like the status of any sense of humor about it I was very seriously for some reason look did I already got to be able to make fun of yourself I recently sat down we did this spot we went and watched a bunch of Young Turks videos so we can put out the special drunken peasants versus The Young Turks video we we shot about 5 hours of us watching Young Turks videos and just tearing it apart and one of things I noticed is what jenkel do and and watch for this if you ever watching this s*** he'll have his panels say something that's like super crazy left-wing like someone will say it like animals say it or one of the Steven or whatever or whoever's got on Ben mankiewicz whatever they'll say something that's real far left-wing and then it'll cut to jink and Jake will have more of like a moderate left-wing opinion and then it'll go back to them and they'll immediately capitulate to Jake like so I don't know if that's like by Design or if they're just they feel like they need to capitulate to him because they're scared of him or something or or what is definitely a lot of emotions going on there too so a lot of emotion in the way they describe things that some people I think at least initially connected to that but then they see where it gets problematic if you dealing with any like really serious issue and you want to debate justifacts like and have your ducks in a row Harris debate like most people that was like the first like major chink in the changcuter armor I never know how to pronounce his first names when you said that way I was like you kind of user agreements and they don't handle the best way they could and then those things escalate and they come sound and then it becomes who you are and then you defending who you are and then you're always trying to argue with people about who you are and what you've done and like that's when you're gone yeah that's when you're over the top it's like you're talking about s*** that's happening in the world that's all you're doing that's all any of us are doing what you're doing is you're talking about s*** so if you got a bunch of people listening to you talk it's just talking about s*** the end of the day you don't get any extra points because more people are listening or more people are watching your point isn't more valid your point still has to stand up in the marketplace of ideas yeah then yours is just as valid as his is just as valid as mine if the delivery system is a bigger delivery system it doesn't mean that like everybody has to stop and take you into account because you had more success in this market and when him and Alex Jones battle back and forth between who gets the most viewers and who has the most liked holyshit this is ridiculous like what when did you see when Alex went on to this game King on that's on for talking Alex Jones did you know it's important that guy Jimmy Dore there's some good stuff stuff to put some really good videos up he's done some really good work. played a very deceptive version of the Milo clip and he credited us basically as a podcast and talk about us like we're doing this podcast from a basement somewhere or something that a podcast like yours would like if it was more than that he would have to say the name of the podcast ending of a lot of media did that to us there was like the transcripts of the Milo episode where was like and then unknown host said this like f*** you supposed to be like journalist but then had stuff of yours where they didn't even I didn't know that I thought they'd all the s*** was coming from my podcast cuz I got a text message from my friend Chris McGuire informing me of all of it and so I went and I said well this isn't even my podcast and then I realize like he was on your podcast to and they combine the two different lines going to stop people say like he was on Joe Rogan's drunken peasants podcast like wow people are supposed to trust you for information the media is a f****** joke well the media now is is total f****** J's like a few places we can still trust like where I'm hoping you round the answer the goddamn f****** thing any of these institutions have to say that's what I like like Ice princesses like I mean I mean is smart really


    You’ll Need a Guardian Chicken to Climb This Mountain
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    all told of these crazy Journeys have you been on sd3 big giant ones but then there's some other ones yeah so that's the Vietnam Cambodia cyclist checking Himalayas which was a scary ones they said that we needed to buy Puma but we don't believe that we did it was like a way to get money out of it was we would choose to budget Robins right now we can do this let's go towards the border of Indian Himalayas if you come across the Pakistan Army put your thumbs behind the ears and say Alaric be repeatedly I'm not like so that means I'll have mercy reasonable I would say for the night and a hammock shop an option right yeah did you get one no we won't be stuck to the haunted shows cuz we on the bicycle so we will Rose so that wasn't necessarily spiders spiders having so what when you hack into the jungle the jungle canopy and the legion if that's okay so when will it be worried I can feel it you know when it happened because White Witch infected has a lot of aloe vera plants around the strip of the aloe vera really infected with me standing on the rock with a dragon image protected keep it alive and it protects you from the bus spirits and which is of the rainforest the local slice of all about respecting the local culture of course we have to bring a chicken Regina Belle Wale and Grill leave them on top of that mountain so I was his birthday so ridiculous I would like a five year old girl tell us why we need to go truth that is hilarious I said believe in witches which isn't yet I woke up about 2 in the morning that say don't know what time to the morning and it's Max coming in you should have been sleeping right next to it was months wants to talk her from me and leave her the chicken next to Mike's good truth they came in with his machete Monocacy anyway was freaked out we will Feast Oakhurst I have no I don't remember any of that takes the machete and then he chases this which like figure into the jungle runs 100m when she enters the jungle from this appears to be to the he said you start convulsing you woke up reload brother shorty like he's sleepwalking suffered with a 970 Evo and he said no in the only reason that I wasn't convulsing is Gertrude was sleeping next to me breaking self then you know what was going on we're always like a witch project with people that are crazy


    A Kazakh Villager Offered His Wife to Explorer Ash Dykes
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    guys when I walked up to a community super-friendly really rough and you didn't speak their language it was a man and his wife a girl very weird not nice like squinted eyes like clothes like he's thinking of something you know it looks over to his wife was girlfriend then back to me like his wife and then also quite there and then in hand gestures I know what to do you know do you know. will I leave and they're having a big joke right now and they're laughing away the fact that you know you just never know. I'm going to guess if they live in tents in the middle of nowhere and it's 5 tents and takes forever to get there those people are probably freaks or probably doing some weird freak s*** they probably have no attachment whatsoever to sexuality in this generation this day and age. Stupid going on so probably live in like old-school Mongolians did a little wild sexually like like the Kazakh is more of an area that's closer to what SoCal Zach has the right on the on the border so you got Mongolia sandwich between Russia of North China Town South West. Kazakhstan yeah it will I notice my first trip there as well so I didn't have the money to do a recce like I did with China Madagascar I never been to the country walk over there with the trailer when you show up at someone's 10 to offer something them something for food like how do you how do you work that out I had a piece of paper translated it described who I who I was what I was doing why I'm here and you're hoping they can read in the middle again see a guy looking a mess in Big Bear Down looking in pain looking hungry looking skinny pretty much know she needs shelter food water on people being nice to you that's amazing knocking someone to do you mind if I setup my my 10 and you from going to go back out and please could you give them money for food if they weren't willing to give it to you for free you have what did I take so intense the education purposes they love if you can get that that chili paper pens that kids would just be playing with that you know so you have like a barter thing going on especially if I was sleep in the night I would definitely no no it was offencive to offer the money because you were in their environment and I know I'm sorry if I say I had a guy wants run when we down on Horseback on the distance, speed and it was all just to give me a ball to take away with with t inside I try again distance from a distance just to give me a water so yeah to give the money which at all meeting these people and having them take you in and feed you yeah yeah always incredible it renew your faith in people at all what's up did it renew your faith in people in China that was one that they gave me loads of food they gave me accommodation they've been gave me breakfast they gave me three days worth of food to take away with me on the Yangtze and they just wouldn't accept my money would accept anything that I might know my the best in China that was one like that that they gave me loads of food they gave me accommodation they been gave me breakfast they gave me three days worth of food to take away with me on the Yangtze and they just wouldn't accept my money would accept anything that I might know my the best


    Ash Dykes: Villagers Told Me They Had a Deal with the Crocodiles
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    they were very young you know there was a time with my two guys we had many crocodile rivers to cross sometimes they would ask the local community and I would say no sex cross and he replied once I've made a deal with the crocodile deal with the crocodile so you going to cross that crocodile-infested River on the hope that some contract has been signed or some country give me fo you know a different way cuz when is white water rapids is not that either than yeah right is the final option this terrifying story about these explorers that were I think they're on the Congo and they touring kayaks in the guy in front of them got attacked by crocodile and the guy watched the crocodile, grab the guy lip the kayak under and then pull hole and then pop the kayak pops up what ended the guy's gone scary scary snatched him out of the kayak and he's right behind no we thought we would again super Vigilant we cross the right places weather was Whitewater and why don't you know rafti and maybe they could have been beloved lucky we didn't see you didn't see them there at all and say no no crocodiles at all no no beat it was bringing over the freedom that I said they were just Cuttin Up here when the people that think they have a deal with crocodiles the real stories of people being taken of course of course Lookout evil that goddamn thing look at doesn't give a f*** about you and no making a deal with a couple of you know laughing at me like even if witches aren't real a bit operate that witches are real they're going to they're going to set these like very specific patterns things are allowed to do and things are not that they're not allowed to do and then at least gives them as idea the Karen that chicken around is protecting up the chickens going to protect you from the bad witches like and they just keep Livin it like you can't take a chance to take a chance and abandon the chicken what did you get killed by a witch life is so sketchy there as it is surrounded by dinosaurs here hacking your way through f****** terrible Forest spear through the skull and again I might a leaf drops that means there's a snake in the tree will need to get out from underneath the second Leaf drops warning us about the spiral down and spear through the skull and again I might


    What It’s Like When GPS Fails in the Middle of Mongolia
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    play that f****** while we were just about the food chain with what it must have been like to be an Earl not all these amazing resources that you have at your disposal to help you get to this area that you're going to be a whole different kit and everything extended low-budget Journey to the Mongolia when was so so if you lost your map EB f*** yeah but also the truck that I was on might as well a lot of people say what is hot during the day and he's suffering with the address and why didn't you walk at night time and you could be a Viper's can imagine they can communicate to come across a lucky to come across locals as well that's a point on the one that loved no one point you in that community yeah Patsy muffin compass and just hoping that you can be aware of the people around you open you've got enough water when you make it to another community of settlement where's the jungle harsh environment that the you-know-what spiders Whitesnake was accepted but same time for the water can anybody know where you are yeah I had a tracking device and specially for Mission Tiki with my speed so even if I jump to the car on a bicycle zoom in and you can see my current location within 5 Mi videos live streams photos getting people to join again presenting its schools getting the kids out Kindle DX you really doing that thing with the documentary which way is securing International International was very very well-planned through intensity interactivity like six months of survival 6 months of very well plans through intensity interactivity like six months of survival six months of interacting with all the locals and just Sharon again out there on the radio with GPS systems


    Joe Rogan on the Mel Gibson Podcast
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    why is a underappreciated place for tough motherfukers you know never been more relaxed yeah because it's like $1,000 a month you can live well or something yeah Mel Gibson's got a fat spread their he's telling me he's got like five hundred acres down there tonight I was cool podcast with Mel Gibson stem cell guy on well he wanted to come on and talk about stem cells that's really what he wanted to talk about and so I honored that I said Iron Man you know if that's what you want to talk about your biggest guest. that's really what he wanted to talk about and so I honored that I said Iron Man you know if that's how you want to talk about take easier biggest guest you ever had up there


    "Bruce Lee Gave You Hope" w/Joey Diaz | Joe Rogan
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    no it's s*** is those 1965's with the suicide doors come on son you know I'm never that bald I cannot buy one of those cars you controlling around one of those 1965 Lincoln Continental with the suicide doors like holy clear Imperial Crown beautiful picture of that 1966 Chrysler thing now that's a restomod blue Green Hornet all the new one that was the new one with Seth Rogen right yeah I didn't see that one. I want to know the one with that one and we're a little too young for it but people don't understand what an impact Bruce Lee had when he was doing the Green Hornet what people saw him do martial arts moves what he did on screen like people wanna does it mean you have to think about how many people watch a TV show back then like if you had a TV show there's only like three different things to watch right I'll give you had a TV show you had the entire country watching one of three things and you had a Big Show at the Green Hornet was the Green Hornet in on Sunday night so it was it was like stealing at Lawrence Welk on f****** Channel 7 on ABC Liquor just traumatized NBC NBC was traumatized only did 6 episode oh my God it's hilarious to see like old-school bad TV like fight acting like we know the punch didn't hit him in the hair goes flying so weird especially because we're not playing any of the volume so we're just watching it so when you watch the volume you get to really see how Preposterous it is I mean how many TV shows has that got to do from the late sixties all through the 70s my family I like being pissed because I miss Bruce Lee then they canceled it you didn't see nothing about Bruce Lee again route how long was it between dad and the big movies it was about a year-and-a-half that kung fu movies with mainstream about Five Fingers of Death came out no the yeah it was all about the iron Palm technique the guy would look at you in his palm turn pink and that started with that and then Fist of Fury came out but I'm not going to lie to you and tell you I went to see Fist of Fury in the movie dude I don't remember when Chinese connection came out that's what changed the ball game but see it pisses me off today you know when I see f****** people 20 years old talkin about the impact of Bruce Lee or whatever he was going to beat Muhammad Ali it was you know whatever was Bruce Lee Bruce Lee meant that the little guy had hope Bruce Lee gave the Immigrant hope you know that's what all these guys thought everybody you know I get all these guys out with Bruce Lee f****** it changed everybody but a little bounce in the step martial arts change martial arts but he gave you hope the movie theaters with packed martial arts schools were packed black people going crazy because nobody something anymore


    Joey Diaz "We've All MeToo'd Somebody" | Joe Rogan
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    suck my dick I'm going to go ahead and give you 150% but I'm going to go up there and try new shitt last night was talking about that we've all is men at one time or another me to somebody that's how you learn not to be a me do it is by me doing somebody one time and then you go that wasn't right and then I'll never meet you again for me I was weird adjectives all I started out with it I opened up with it to really put myself in the f****** hold of that me to one is it a verb to meet to somebody like you learned how to make you learn how to not be a shoplifter candy when you were a kid an embassy in Taiwan whatever they bombed what was that famous Fatty Arbuckle case where there was a good deterrent for this is disgusting people out of we're all me to somebody when you were a kid by mistake after me I was in love with this lady named fat she was thirty-seven that big juicy tits should wear hot pants I was about fourteen I never even seen a vagina no titties nothing and we used to play basketball or two dogs are blind shed French poodles and she and flip-flops and she crossed the street and she was so hard she was 38 and she had a husband that dude from Texas that was f****** Howard Marshall I can watch it cuz he knew we were Savages really think that the house she had two daughters and the daughters were badass and but one of my Boombox dated one of the daughters I never told him I was a time I play basketball and she turned crazy I was 13-14 I looked through that I see you in the winter with pants aren't you a delicious and finally summer f****** 79 I'm getting off locked up with some friends of mine and out with drinking f****** nips we snorted some angel dust and we'll listen to Led Zeppelin II if you going to f*** anybody Led Zeppelin II is the album to get you on that starts off at whole lot of love. Just get your hips moving squeeze me baby through the juice runs down my leg I'm like that set that uses running down my leg connect my mother was a flower checks yet flowers everywhere I put on like a shirt I swear to God it had to be about that because she would walk the dog at night but the husband was the last she would put them down and kind of blind f****** tighty whities you know the defense Dixie Deuce Daisy and I remember being like that with the flowers at flowers I was with bringing flowers but my plan was to attack it like this Jumper in the thing throw it down and give her the flowers like I couldn't take it no more like I wanted to marry her like that tile f***** up I win you angel dust and I was on Angel this is what I would THC Crystal call it what you want it's animal tranquilizer no matter how you look at it and I remember that I ran up on her and she turned out what's going on and I say I'm in love with you let's get a job let's let's leave and she's looking at me like like like I was retarded first you've been drinking I still love you take the flowers and she was I tell you what if I divorce my husband are considerate and I was like okay I'll give you a kiss on the cheek juicy his legs in the world I hope I touch your thigh and he goes go ahead and Joe Rogan ditech like her kneecap and my dick just exploded sperm I ran away like Steven Seagal ever see Steven Seagal running I thought you thought I had to do was go ahead and Joe Rogan I text like tiny cat and my dick just exploded sperm I ran away like Steven Seagal ever see Steven Seagal running runs like a bug


    What Do You Do About Old Racist Media? w/Joey Diaz | Joe Rogan
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    I want to ask you a question couple weeks ago Disney plus permit two days later people throwing fits what do you want them to do to go back and take all this s*** out of his own movies do you ever go to Disneyland you have that one ride what is it a Splash Mountain yes that's Splash Mountain ride is based on a movie that you can't even watch anymore cuz it was a really racist movie I don't know I don't know Disney World Splash Mountain was mrs. this is this called The Song of the South that was the movie and then from what year is that Jamie no you got to look this up she sang songs that were like totally racist like spooky get out of town like s*** like this please look it up right now out at Yankee Stadium 1931 song she sang this in 1931 yeah how old is this b**** but she also strongly sing a song called that's my dog he's aboard I was confused thinking you were saying that she sang it at all lyrics someone had to pick cotton someone at the pick the corn someone has to be a slave or somebody had to sing that's why darkies were born that you know I mean all these things and was a big hit for Smith and also was recorded by Paul Robeson so she wrote and sang God Bless America for the version that you would hear like that you would hear would be back then right great people over the years and have had some horrible ideas does he have to wonder like like if we just cut out the guy great people over the years and have had some horrible ideas does he have to wonder like like if we just cut out the guy I mean how many people different people who invented incredible things we use all the time we're also really shity human beings


    Above the Law Is A Legit Historical Martial Arts Movie | Joe Rogan
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    Steven Seagal run is a couple for you busy I'm running my runs very strange what's very tall what's the first one he did that's really good one of the law which is kind of confusing because now he's got more hair runs around because what does Japanese people 3000 years to put Aikido on the map which is not realistic popshit hit the fan if we go back and you know if we get knocked into the Stone Age nuclear war with Russia play give me the beat now I need the joint again now. different level at how black are hard that throat slam oh yeah he's got the deflection throat phlegm that's f****** beautiful had a meeting with a guy in a in a movie there's just like my agent sent me into me with his car they were looking for someone to do like a Steven Seagal type movie they were looking to they're going to try to create an action star and we actually had like a argument about this movie that move right there but the last movie Above the Law and the one he f***** up the Jamaicans Jesus Christ loved it I love you too I love them too I love this thing about him and his I thinking that first movie it was one of the more unique martial arts movies like above the law like it's almost a shame that he made a bunch of movies at Warren is good because if you go back to Above the Law in terms of like martial arts history and above the law is a legitimate store movie in terms of martial arts movies because he was the first movie where you got to see a real Aikido practitioner with a hybrid system of martial arts are kiwis doing Aikido but he was also throwing a lot of punches and 9 pan strikes in a lot of strikes it wasn't you. It showed the bodega for you and above the law his Aikido skills were very legit he was very legit weather not that stuff's really not that's the subject for debate whether or not it's really effective when you look at other things like wrestling and Jiu-Jitsu is it the most effective way to grow or Judo is the most effective I know it's not but no one knew that back then and he at the time in the 1980s and 90s was a world-class martial artist he just had a style but old didn't really prove to be the best stop but so did I but I always doing tiger this is hard to kill a lot of people doing Kung Fu a lot of people doing things that they thought were legit but they really wants the UFC came around we found that all this is not the best way to do it. This is 87 seen that was just in the movie with Clint Eastwood the mule he's been doing movies for f****** 30 years I can't right now. I do with the tattoos how many f****** movies is he right now I do with the tattoos how many f****** movies has he been a bad guy in right there the second guy that got to


    Joey Diaz Reviews Uncut Gems and Other New Movies | Joe Rogan
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    YouTube dolomites yet well well what happened to David tell David Tao is getting stronger every week what you looking at some f****** idiot jumping up and down on Netflix David Talent is getting stronger and stronger when you go see David talk it's like people going crazy right now but Uncle Jim he's got something for your ass minimum to go you don't want thank God because people think that will like f****** mooses common I'll hit you from f****** 90 different direction you could just back b**** we could do it all and when we get 30 years under our belt we become weapons like Jimmy Smits like only of these people that have been doing it for 30 plus f****** years eventually I so I won't see that a disrespectful Bruce Lee I saw the joke I just don't even want to go there with no ass if you didn't f****** glitch through it I don't want to hear his f****** take on it it's not a it doesn't make sense that disrespected Shannon's that means that disrespected me you and you disrespected my f****** Powell and now you're not even know Shannon Lee watch The Joker I liked it sometimes I like to joke that was intense I saw Alka jumps during the break I want to Christmas night my f****** girls went to sleep so I can split over to the Laemmle 8-3 Edibles and my heart was beating with that f****** cuz that movie's Joey Diaz 83-84 whatever you want to do we're going to do what do you want to do with your Joe Rogan listen I got my I got something coming next week or next week or next week and put this number in you're borrowing from Peter to pay Paul and then you telling Jesus to suck your dick it's not stop bumping into all what happened to my 30 next week I got to go yeah you m*********** you know it's f****** constant it's you know that life is an Academy Award winner I don't f****** know I took it home okay I like the Irishman you didn't see it yet either so now got your skin for 3 hours what are you doing this place you look at it in any which way for him to go to sleep and you go to sleep you f*** you get that for my watch these three-hour movies I can't watch him at home I got a 7 year old


    Joey Diaz Doesn’t Buy That Jeffrey Epstein Killed Himself
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    I want to talk about that the Netflix show don't f*** with cats I keep forgetting don't fuk with cats this is why is rule number one that they told me when I moved from Cuba to a rock at a cat when they the black guy with the motherfuker you got gas what did you get me involved in each of these it's called Don't fuk with you don't fuk with cats he's like three episodes was doing some of that why you think I believe so yeah yeah I think it's called don't f*** with cats Michael Bolton has come back because of the Epstein family Michael Badin Badin yeah porcelain New Jersey belong to a woman the guy did a great job he caught a waste he cut her arms I hadn't and he threw a whole body into the ocean and sharks got everything except the Torso torso just washed up in Seaside Heights or some Jersey Shore time remember this episode what deep into the murky Waters you also wanting to his stomach and the food that she had eat madman process so there were certain clam it was a certain type of clam that couldn't be found it wasn't that and it could either been Boston to New Jersey I'm not putting the blame I know but I write I remember this so he found out her whereabouts you found that he called like every restaurant in that area to see who would have that specific type bought the killer because he paid for with his credit card well so he went and found out this Pacific clam what restaurant in that area is sold it and that's what she had enough stomach they wanted cherrystones of the other ones there the other ones there was the most horrific story from that one one episode where they had this guy believe he was a doctor and he was infatuated with this woman was his patient and when she died he get married or once I'm done with or something like that it is some kind of relationship with her he dug up her body and kept it in his house and it put a tube where her vagina is so we could still have sex with her and he was buying cases and cases of perfume and I think that's what I tip people off this guy was buying cases of perfume cuz she was rotting in his bed so he would cover her with perfume HBO autopsy Jeffrey Epstein and he finds out that there's breaks and Jeffrey Epstein's neck that is he's never seen ever in a hanging and only seen from strangulation only super murders resume self against the wall and went down with really the neck had blood but the f****** thing than that blood on it it's such a horrible f****** thing yeah the cops the overtime they had been working the tapes got shut off how about the fact that they deleted the first tapes it's so he went he had an original attempt on his life and then if they are the second one and they can't find the tapes the second one and then they accidentally deleted the tapes in the first one I mean this was not 1930 its 2020 they can get away with that in 2020 I mean I don't know how far anyone's going to track this down how how far like how motivated they are the reason why he got arrested in the first place is because people did talk about it and they did get motivated to do something because it would kind of guy get arrested for having sex with underage kids and then only get like 13 months and then doing that 13 months he had to be basically like he just had a return at night right and didn't he had the ability to travel and go where we wanted it 16 hours like work release for the day to go to the office to do what you did literally all you do is sleep there every night so was it an inconvenience and inconvenience for him and everybody's like what and then when you start thinking about the stories and the jet in the island and all all the craziness like this is not a movie this is real Island we're at an intelligence agent would take scientists and heads of state and they would bang checks that intelligence thing is I'll just a strong rumor because it's only been mentioned by a few people in like that ABC report didn't mention at all maybe they left it out that wasn't that was intelligent who is above his pay grade Acosta


    Joey Diaz: R Kelly is DONE
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    my first got his a hot book was you'll never work in this town again it was a hookah who f****** did a tell-all book about Don Henley calling it up to a house and had a bend over and Don Henley with snort coke off their assholes do you know she told all those stories a different movies would be like that I would be disappointed if you lived any other way I would think that if you're living back then to Rockstar back then like you almost were required to do something ridiculous like everybody was doing ridiculous s*** like no there was no like clean and sober rockstars back that were there like that hasn't even happened yet where people cleaned up my people clean up regularly now that's a big part of society let people improve people cleaned up back in the day right like artists artists that were like really into drugs they just died suicide or whatever depending on which documentary you're into the bill of ladings you know put 12 f****** 12 feet piping a truck wiring screws and it was it one f****** drive a brown that was 45 years old and his wife was 15 low and you would bring it to work with you if you looked at them you could tell he wasn't all that and I'm a massive I just dissed your daughter is down as my wife because she's 15 14 years are the parents sold it to me Jesus Christ I forgot what his name was awake going to throw him under the jail when they get rid of a fish would help our Kelly if you think we wine stains in trouble at least how we got some Harvey Harvey at least he's got some money left Kelly's done and like we were f****** nobody said nothing R.Kelly used bribed to marry Aaliyah when she was 15 charges say you brought me over an employee 1994 so that he could obtain a fake ID for the singer Aaliyah yeah right he was holding woman captive f****** with the head you're not allowed to talk to your parents is it all look in the 15th season 2 is that weasel yet they got the video the little girl was last week and he comes across to you he he is professional is with listen some people don't want to deal when they see one and that's what these women are saying that his professional his skill is the art of the Wounded Woman and then he plays wounded but then let me know what would you talk to me that within the first day of so it's not as he starts at that you start with your story about your Uncle and he's going to take care of you and he's going to do this in this so that's how he went in the stories at these woman the saying I just f****** crazy like it's just other level f****** crazy my manipulation you know it's just deep old school pimp American that was the Hughes Brothers just that mentality or spotting those type of women you know it's f***** up but it's horrible and I feel terrible about it and it just makes me feel sick here in the story but what makes me laugh is if we found out that J.Lo has been captured 15 year old boys and pissing in the face we would take it was hilarious hip JLo went to high school and she got all these sophomores and she brought him back to her place for a g******* these kids had a good f****** time that is what it's it's one of those big giant differences between the way we feel about men and women this R.Kelly thing is horrible but it is it is kind of funny that if R.Kelly was like a really beautiful woman and she she was doing the exact same thing to 15 year old boys make him live with her and eat her p**** and Shay what they'd cellarius we would just think it's hilarious. does not read a right exceedingly well except when it come to amazing musical tracks his attorney said okay he doesn't read or write well not sad the whole thinks that if it is weird ideas of sex based on gender it's f****** very different very different about that story they'll be a hilarious story if there is some big tittied freak singer who has Loyola call Sebring 15 16 year old boys over we would really we would be like wow we would really we would be like wow Boon feel like a crime committed another 16 year old teacher sucks a dick you know but then you think Jesus Christ I have a daughter who swings both ways


    Prior Pope Protected Pedo Priests?
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    have you been molested by a Boy Scout or a f****** priest call this number it's never too late by blah blah blah blah blah Hillary in the church the people that are believers the people that love to dress up nice and go and behaved kind and and and see all the people in the community at the church there's a good feeling that people get from going to church but the fact is connected to that is it's it's so insane that it's still there it's so insane that it hasn't been rooted out but this is still a giant problem and relatively few people are going to do like a relatively few like you know who they wanted they wanted that ratzinger that Pope ratzinger that's one of the reasons why he had to step down and other reasons why he stays in the Vatican I was reading some article about them bringing up charges of crimes against humanity against it that other countries wanted to do that because this case to ship kids or he's to ship priests to places where they wouldn't get in trouble at the others one guy was accused of molesting boys and so we ship them to this place where you work with Dad death kids a molested over a hundred deaf kids so what did you do like you who shipped a child molester to bunch of people that wouldn't be able to talk about it well but you'd be able to get away with it easier there if they settle a case that means it doesn't get prosecuted right so that's why they won't go to jail is that why they haven't gone to jail I don't understand it Jenna Court like they don't keep Prosecuting I guess if you make us like the person decides to drop charges if there was a guy mission where everybody for the most part is like a humble around them and scared of them and they have power like I remember when my grandmother died we went to a funeral and the guy couldn't remember name my grandma's name is Josephine he kept calling her Geraldine and the priest who was delivering the service we had to interrupt them sites Josephine and he was like annoyed but they interrupt him so I can yes Josephine like he he changed the network he didn't even know her name and when he's there to deliver this God's message for the last you know last time the family's going to view the body and he doesn't know her name and when he was corrected he was angry at us like he had these Gin Blossoms all over his face he's just some weird old guy who got tricked into this very change life and now it said attend and he's been living with robes on supposedly being celibate so f****** life while people kiss his ass pretend to be something special because he talks about the word of God but you just seen that one moment where he wasn't even embarrassed that he said the wrong name he was upset that people were correcting him cuz you don't correct priests so he's used to that so there's no one checking him there's no one checking them at all everyone who goes there is in this state of worship and they're the ones who deliver the word of God dressed like Wizards like they're the only people in society that are allowed to dress like Wizards in modern American society they dress like f****** Wizards and we'll like yeah that's how he father dresses father dresses like a wizard like but you know how people going to look back at that and go why didn't they think the outfits were weird why didn't they think it was silly that this pedophile dresses up like a wizard and you're not supposed to say anything to him what is that like what is what what is what the outfits the fact that all that s*** still around I just know where in the Bible that says priests have to dress like that no one know where the whole thing is topaz are its you wearing stuff that made you look like you were very special to really poor people 500 years ago that's what you're wearing you wearing stuff that would impress people that do any better than probably couldn't read and so before Martin Luther translated these the the scriptures so the people can read it like a phonetic language before that people have no idea what the priests were reading they just relied on the priest they relied on the priest to tell them what the word of God was now so they could read it for themselves and Martin Luther was saying eat yourself to call my God play something Used to Be Alive until I can really remember they would say something cuz I remember I be 5 years old in the f*** are they aggressive I believe I believe in God I believe that my father was in heaven I believe that I punish it then I got to do is the Catholic school and not just f****** I'm completely because I believe but I didn't believe on the tail end of it if it was supposed to be loving lies is non smacking me why is it not hitting me with a f****** ruler what was the underlying and then I saw the anger in their heart and it turned me off completely like I didn't like it today I'm Still A Guy some boards when my body goes like to go through f****** Church you know but I don't hold it I remember selling cars and Boulder and a guy came in and we started talking and he was 50 wasn't a good-looking guy look like that f****** guy in Hammock I want to hear old chick with them obviously have to take a demo ride I figured out that he could f*** her and s*** somewhere that cuz I've been eating I realize that he was f****** her she was like his receptionist to something okay but act when we got back house for realize you was my father-in-law's friend so has my phone or bottom he didn't finish on the board of the church was he's a great man and I still remember him if this was Sacred Heart Church in Boulder Colorado on the fact that it's the same church the head of the football team with the bill McCarthy and all that should I see is f****** family there and handle all sitting in this f****** scumbag what's in the second view what is that f****** ugly wife you know she had lovely is f****** wife in the f****** Church they would hit it with the net with that money that they were just headed would like f*** you just ugly but the point was that I never respected that you cheating on your wife but then again you're right they're playing the f****** I'm a good guy f****** wife in the f****** Church they would hit her with the net but that money that they were just headed would have like four accused ugly but the point was that I never respected it that you cheating on your wife isn't even your right they're playing the f****** I'm a good guy


    Joe Rogan & Steven Pinker - The Intelligence of the Alt-Right
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    you bring up some really fascinating subjects and we were talking right before the podcast about social media and how weird it is that you got lumped in with the alt right for a comment saying something along the lines of that you find what was the exact quote something on the highly intelligent people seem to which not saying they're good people. equate them with the skinheads and neo-nazis carrying the tiki torches in Internet discussion groups I know some of them former students and some of them are highly intelligent but that's not what people think of when they think of you start that movement I had a fetus but so many people jumped on it as if you were endorsing the alt-right is an exact quote you were just basically saying something one wants of a lot of intelligent people that are involved in this privy to the truth that the establishment can't handle you can't handle the truth and since it was never discussed in the open there are no counter-arguments to some of the most toxic interpretations and so the alt-right can run with the never never having been in a forum where these things are debated and criticized put into context they take like one fact and then they draw the most extreme conclusions if these things were debated in the first place that you realized average differences between men and women and a lot of psychological traits if that's quite taboo and intellectual circles for I think bizarre reason women's rights depend on men and women being indistinguishable whatever trade you name that men on average are better at than women or vice-versa there are a lot of women who are better than a lot of men or vice versa. So you can't really judge an individual from the average of that there was there sex also even though there are some traits We're Men score will better than women there someplace where women score blue better than men and that that's the complete picture but the thing is it if the entire subject is out of bounds you never get a complete picture what were your thoughts on how the subject got out of bounds cuz it's it's very confusing to me that certain subjects like the differences between genders are so taboo when they seem so obvious and you just could go to the mall and just look at the way the men dress in the women dress you wore the some obvious distinctions here fit men with intellectual in women we're not in women were governed by their emotions and there we thought too much it would take blood away from their ovaries and that woman they wouldn't be fertile and then maybe I'll miserable really like crazy stuff and has a reaction to that in the 70s when the second wave of feminism became prominent it became almost an article of faith that there were no differences between men and women and so if you say that their differences between total non-sequitur because fairness is not the same as sameness obviously women should have equal rights to men whether or not they're caught exact copies of man or have distinctive profile as men have a distinct profile but it was just a mistake to to complete the issue of women's rights with men and women being identical but that's the way it kind of shook out and it became kind of an article of faith in in a lot of in some feminists some liberal circles that many women have to be identical and they aren't that means you're Trader youv2 to women's equality obit about out of my art when we're looking at the reaction to this though what was strange to me was how many people seemed like they wanted to jump on board and criticize you and I think a lot of it is almost like to take away some of the potential criticism of themselves like it's instant claiming of the moral High Ground virtue signaling and it's just very disappointed when you see this from intellectuals and college professors and it is better too much trouble from from my peers and among the professor's grad students under a couple of trolls who who who ran with it the buy a large the mainstream reaction was it was almost a sign of the New York Times put it that social media is making us stupid subtle discussions does discussions that involve Nuance like complicated issues that are complex that they require a long-distance sort of description of the issue and a very complex sort of take on these various differences between men and women and the alt right and the left and political breakfast something that you can smash into a very short soundbite and completely cover your take on things all the more reason that they shouldn't be taboo because he I can't discuss them then the only interpretation you can have as a simplistic one if you could bring them out in the open and you can start to have that discussion


    Joe Rogan on Yoel Romero and Vasyl Lomachenko
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    I'm going to do podcast and him with subtitles in Spanish that I'm bringing him up here on Friday in Spanish with subtitles and then I'm going to bring him up here on Friday and willing to have a 3-way about Cuba what it was like the rest on the whole thing if you don't mind it would be a real haven't met you can really throw him out of the Oaks Rush agua or Russia and you train and that's why a lot of Cubans are judokas because they go to rush and learn Judo why so he will tell you how they shipped him off and it'll just tell your mom like we'll take him tomorrow that was what a lot of people did George St-Pierre success and wrestling in the Georgian wrestling college or in high school but he trained with a bunch of Russian Nationals in Montreal and apparently phenomenal wrestlers they have this incredible wrestling program like when you see when you see nurmagomedov the way he malls people inside the Octagon like what in the f*** like that is like a perfect example that likes style of super hard super technical wrestling they're so good at it this so many lomachenko used to be a wrestler videos it looks like he's got like a Gyan and it's him and some other cat and he's like 11 years old or something like that but his father put him in everything his father made him you know lomachenko is literally one of the most technically beautiful to watch boxers that's ever lived with this guy used to wrestle to okay is this him wrestling with somebody yeah this is one now we can still do this s*** this is like pretty recent like you showed some of his wrestling moves but the other one was him when he was a little boy like he's really tactical man he knows how to wrestle this is legit I can you see the way he's moving his body is not faking that he's done that a bunch of times and he had this one when he's a little kid man it says Greco-Roman wrestling exactly sure what it is but he gets his kid and gets behind him and send him for a ride so he was he's always been an amazing athlete like in every I think there's there's something to that there's something to his father had an idea to crazy ideas father took him out of boxing and put them in a dance for like several years Ukrainian traditional dance style apparently they were talking about it on one of those HBO shows but for four years I think he just danced imagine that as far as like you want to learn how to box you got to dance and now nobody's got for Clerk people did ballet did you ever think of the GSP but you know me on my PS3 probably f****** not ballet but he's one step ahead of you at every turn like he knows what you're going to do right while you're doing it he's moving in the way that you can't move he's in front of you and then he's not it's crazy like he's the one of the most Technic boxers I've ever seen it just an amazing stylistic achievement like what he can do with his body his style totally unique I mean every but a lot of guys have done it a lot of guys have moved in a lot of guys have done it but he doing it at such a high level such a high level that it makes people confused guys quit in their Corner they like what in the f*** and I really think a lot of it probably had to do with his father's cross training and it particularly with the dance I mean think about how effortlessly he goes like Steps around guys I mean he's got some incredible control of his feet but it makes sense that like you would learn how to move your feet in a specific way the weren't the way you weren't learn how to move your hands in a specific way right like think about a guy like Floyd Mayweather write his hand combinations with his upper body there so precise is 70% or 80% lomachenko's probably perfectly proportioned for his style with his ability to move but also also his ability to box and hit you well he's got both things going on at the same time with Next Level angles so that's why I was saying what I was hearing back from them in the early 70s was like they just took you away from your family that I was part of your training you know your then they put you in there go ahead and do you know what you train them like their army have you talked to you about this I already have graphics on the podcast I figured that I put them up and we'll do a podcast whatever one of those movies people think of unique okay there you have it because his his English is too rough for me and I know what he's trying to say in the frustration in his face Buick Romeros back see if you can find these nuts


    Joe Rogan on Barry Seal and the CIA
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    I got a little apartment with stash that you have a couple saves you have to have if the cops ain't going to let you deposit you got to be f****** creative if you read all these guys Stories the hardest that you're up and you think about that problem I just on a plane you can when you're on a plane and Tom Cruise's on you got to give him the benefit of the doubt with me I watch The Barry seal thing for million shot like me and you are this did Barry seal die with George Bush's phone number in his pocket that's there we said and he died they shot them on the way to the trial with George Bush's phone number in his pocket while he was top-notch that guy he had it all he seen it took pictures and Nicaragua I can't do they f*** them in the ass they told that they wouldn't release the pictures then they released the pictures was douching that's why they got shot. They should have taken him and heading to me f****** interesting though there's some sort of illegal government with the people around how the ground that wasn't me and here's the problem this is where Eddie Bravo comes in right they were Landing in those Everglades know quote me on that he broke it down for me and somebody else broke down on your boys clock Clinton Clinton that's that's the theory and the coroner the official report they gave to the parents was that they had fallen asleep on the train tracks so the parents pay for some sort of an autopsy and it's revealed that the kid had been stabbed and then one of them had been stabbed and then they find out that around that same area was where those guys would drop their drugs before they landed they would parachute down there drugs they would like and they would land and these guys they would drop points where they would put their s*** and then someone else would come by and pick it up on the ground as you act right and these kids apparently saw something they weren't supposed to see so they f****** murder these kids with knife in the coroner was all in on it so they had to conduct some sort of Independence so that is what Got This Hold Barry seals things going it was this lady trying to figure out this both parents trying to figure out what happened to their kids that these guys were getting it don't let's just wrong number I'm I mean I'm just an idiot but let's just draw number they were probably getting $4,000 per kilo what would they put on those plans and they were sending five of those planes over a day and dropping them in the Louisiana this one it listen they found the Dead next door go bag filled with cocaine and Aspen Colorado in the mountains because they would drop in the f****** Coke in the mountains Barry seal Michael and corrupting... That's how much he was getting for that family in 800,000 but one f****** loan I answered and I see everything but now this is your Uncle Joey talkin to you Joe Rogan you never brought up but you have to assume okay you you see all these shows in the whole f****** thing and they were in bed for Sherwood Nicaragua or is it people everyone it is it's bring it in are they complicit or are they just Cowboys season series always been that there's been these few Cowboys corrupt guys maybe they get too close to drug deals to Kroger close to the drug dealer lending sometimes they get seduced by cuz there's a many many stories of undercover undercover cops getting seduced by the actual lifestyle being a criminal young kids probably a little crying themselves Here There and seeing some guy that came out about Baltimore what it what is the city where cops head and it came out and trial that kept toy guns on them to plant at the scene of a crime like they just decided she was tricked into going down that I really control you can't be this saying you as an American you can't be this dumb with General North he was in on the Prairie Columbia and everything in all these TV shows know he was on an island snorting coke with long hair talking like Jim Morrison and having f****** threesome and the f****** sanzone cartel gave laid are up to the to keep them off their back it was five Partners it's me you Jamie and red band the f****** red bands out there doing videos snorting coke with a f****** pigeon on his head we can't have this they gave the DEA f****** Carlos that cut like calm things down for a while when the in 83 and 84 when Reagan sent his troops down there don't quote me on the dates here but I will tell you as a professional cocaine sniffer what was going on in 85 the price of cocaine when skyrocketing skyrocketing it was because the cocaine was coming in but the toughest part was getting the ether alcohol into Columbia to process it the Colombians had got a tip that the there was a truthful coming down the road there jungles now what they have not told you and all these shows and research but this is Uncle Joe is going to drop on you is where do you think they took one of them they took some labs to Nicaragua sexual partner up with them to your body Fidel Fidel was shipping it in yet he's going to be on the podcast in 3 weeks can you imagine that infidelity podcast Infidel you told my God this whole block


    Joey Diaz Has a Foul Case of Toe Fungus
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    all that old strip you got to be careful what you walk into you got to be careful to place I go to which is f****** tremendous just to show you and if you need a massage they got like whatever down the street they got all the too tight they got all the massage massage envy busy they usually have the one they have but they have a f****** happy I got turned on for this mad you just do that to do the elbow on your back and stuff I got turned on to this by f****** put your feet in the buckets they rub you down and do your shoulders your neck sometimes I don't even I don't want people rubbing my feet I got that f****** fungi till now I even got to do the Groupon to get a blow-torched really as you go up in the valley and the lady comes she sticks a thing under your nail and they blow hot another lady comes in and they got masks is hysterical and she comes in with blowing cold air like chiroprac cryotherapy typepad they tried to burn the fungus off all my garbage don't work on that was on Friday doesn't work let me show you the other one vacation but I don't know if my kidneys can handle it because the blood pressure medication you can't you have to take a fungi thing that zaps it but I took one that I tried this app and it still didn't kill it it's raining applied topically or does it have to be a pill talk I've done everything play some nights when I'm bored I got it might take the grinder to at night grinding until I Coke powder and it grinds down you have to smell that powder to believe it it is so stinky and I just touching Jesus Christ and I have to wipe them to throw it away but I will grind those first two toes is like a f****** thing and I got the extra Rock for I got in my wife go on Amazon and get like the f****** hard Obama Stone down talk to your toes so I can come out other spots yeah but I'm not getting it on my nails or nothing like that it's just on that one phone died down there what if it came on your balls when I go to Lake to Vegas to get those good memories cuz you never looked when you're at home you look at you and looks away does everything cuz you used to that mirror it's not that you go to work it's got all those you haven't smelled it smells like Newark Staten Island is Godzilla the p is different have you ever smelled your pee lately I'm trying not to I'm going to yell at me she was staying drink is breathing when I wake up in the morning at first it's the worst smelling thing in the world before I go to bed I drink water what a little bit of tart cherry juice and I take a f****** baby Aspirin because the high-level after 50 is to get the audit back between 5:30 and 12 I was making a mistake and take an aspirin if 7 is too late you can have all the tax if you take that before you go to sleep it's better for you I got to ask you this


    Joe Rogan and Joey Diaz Preview Conor versus Cowboy
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    what the UFC card for this weekend so I can see who's on the card for that what's the line that you're on right now so you can little bit plus-plus 1054 under so I guess the money is on the over right now it's - 135 in the f****** money being yoga with people like it's very slight though okay look it up this Diego Ferreira is the favorite over Anthony Pettis play home the given right kissing she's a favorite Holly Topman she's very tough paint is one of those chicks that like she's had some last second wins like against Ashlee evans-smith one of those like wild is endings in a female fight she gets her know Bulldog choke and chokes are unconscious with blood spraying out of her forehead it was a wild finish man CD find that finish Ashlee evans-smith. Raquel Pennington finishes Ashlee evans-smith so right now what is that look like Donald Cerrone against, what's the money look like I don't understand moneyline I don't know I would I would be just talking out of my ass you better hundred bucks on Irwin and he wins a fight you'd get to 60 so you collect 360 and if you bet $100 on Conor you have to bet 320 bucks to to win a hundred on Conner - 320 the only way you can win this weekend is with Connor and you see, going in there knocking about in the first round in the Yonder but if, if bucko wrestles them and it goes five rounds I don't see a lot of people back in Connor in the old kind of looks so good that people expecting kind of going that this is how I can write out this is Raquel Penningtons fight so just go to like towards the end of it is wild fight then and Ashlee evans-smith is the woman who beat Fallon Fox the transgender fighter she stopped her in her fight right before she came to the UFC this was just a wild fight man these girls were going to war and so at the very last I mean I think it was like the last second of the fight she's locking her up in this Bulldog choke and this is why it is spraying Rahat Ali don't show the finished UFC a sneaky like that they don't ways to the tap or The Knockout like I don't get it guys I work for you I love you show everybody that choke why you hiding the choke and you want maybe she was a time constraint but she got her in this Bulldog choke blood is squirting out of her head and then at the end of the the buzzer she lets go and the girls out cold and it was just like one of those play see something that's just Primal this moment in fights or just Primal you know it sometimes those moments like they're almost surreal like when Francis ngannou knockout Alistair Overeem crazy fight I almost wish more people knew how tough rosenstreich is UCC to fight with Alistair Overeem and he go well I'll store was kind of out pointing him and then he caught house to slip in really would like 10 seconds left to go to fight and he was Obama broke his lip open that's true we still absorb everything announced throughout them did never look like he gets shook it all we're talking about a guy in Dallas knocked out you know it was the K1 Grand Prix Champion knocked out Todd duffee and pride up and knocked out on boys and he needed your boy that f****** the Great White Hope you know what's his name does the allister of today he's got a long career that he's just as durable and it's big as he was when he fought Brock Lesnar is really two different guys at this point but still roses strike is a f****** beast he's so strong man and he's got legit kickboxing skills it seems to me it seems to me that Conor McGregor has an advantage in being able to close the distance and in maybe a speed Advantage this is a perceived thing based on seeing them fight different people Cowboy when he's at his best is remarkably well-rounded and I think he's more well-rounded than Connor I think cowboy has a lot of tools that people forget about particularly his takedowns or excellent Cowboy can submit the f*** out of you he submits a lot of people he's nasty off his back he's got Wicked triangle I can see give this one to the ground Connor getting submitted by cowboy in a triangle what I couldn't see is Cowboy getting submitted by Connor and a triangle I can see I can see Cowboys Dominicana I would I don't think it's impossible for Connor to submit Cowboy but I don't see it I think Connor can win by knockout yes he's very fast yet his left hand is a f****** piston and he's sneaky and he's got nasty uppercuts and he's Killer Instinct when you have you heard you f****** bombs on you and Eddie Alvarez fight is the best example that Eddie Alvarez was a world-class fighter and Conor McGregor took it to him like no one has ever done in his career tuned him up made him look like he had no business in the in the cage with them now for Eddie said he just fought a bad fight and I believe I'm in the 82 World fighter but the point is in Ingo time Conor McGregor handles pressure is better as much or better as good as well or anyone has ever lived has pressure so well this is Floyd Mayweather with an uppercut in a fight we so outclassed he has zero boxing matches and he's fighting the greatest boxer of all time in one of the biggest pay-per-view cards ever it's nuts right we can handle pressure he lost that fight because floors are way better boxer but he handled the pressure pressure gets Aldo talk so much guess in front of them flat lines in 13 seconds perfect punch perfect execution left hand before that steps back he Dives in with the Left Bank catches them coming in its perfect Under Pressure he's not the kind of Grappler that nurmagomedov his he's not in that category terrified of and at least made into the fourth round right was in the fourth round submission and he probably wasn't really prepared for that fight you think about how much time you've been off for MMA how much time you've been working on you know just boxing and then spending all that money to be made like a hundred million dollars the question for me is who is kind of right now is is Conor McGregor the same guy that knocked out. When he was a Savage is he the same guy that knocked out Diego brandao is he easy is he same guy that knocked out Jose Aldo is he the same down knocked out Eddie Alvarez or is he just some new thing cuz all this money and all this Fame and all this attention and likes to party and what is he now if he's the same guy and physically there should be no reason why he hasn't he hasn't taken a terrible beatings even then never coming off why you stopped him to choke if he is the same God physically and he decides he wants to let the fuckingworld know that he can still do it in how much money you have in the bank he wants to let the world know he's here to f*** people up and he's here to reclaim his crops if he goes into the fight with that attitude I mean we could certainly see a Resurgence the question is always been whether or not a rich man has the motivation to work like a poor man and he's a very rich man we don't know everybody's different Mayweather fought hard to the day he died or is it she's going to the day he retired and Mayweather when he was during his career was rich like from a couple years and he was rich he was rich so he was always rich and still fought like the best in the world and still trained like you have to train to be the best water type of gaps was he taking them between fights guys this is been a long gap before it's not fair it'll bring a real world again what you heard me telling Jamie was basically this in a real-world Cerrone last 5 fights beat Al iaquinta though and look real f****** good doing it so he's lost to the gaethje fight and he beat my pairing which was a really good fight for him cuz Mike Perry is a big scary guy throws bombs so beat him lots of Leon Edwards I think you was sick coming in at 5 but you know lost either way and beat Yancy Medeiros in a while I'm just saying that in the real world my people looking at them I don't think there's going to be that easy of a fight I like it I like the over I love the older I don't know I can't pick up that side yet yeah but I love the old but I can see everybody back McGregor win round one and something crazy happened I mean in a perfect world you know maybe his chin has been a little suspect lately Donald I don't know I don't think so look fighting the toughest guys don't look everybody's chin suspect if Darren till is smashing your f****** nose open with an elbow that dude's an animal and he's big as f*** when Darren till fight Cowboy he's so much bigger than him there's a difference between a really big welterweight and a guy who came up from lightweight there until the giant dude that means nicknames the gorilla so here we go the young tough guy was talking mad s*** but there's a giant difference between no disrespect to Hernandez and Conor McGregor Conor McGregor's used to those Bright Lights man he shines he shines as bright lights give me the question is really just whether or not he has the motivation to train and fight like a f****** madman again like you did when he was younger when he was smashing people in for cowboy It's whether or not he can survive the early storm I think getting his leg kicks working would be very big Biscuit take that long stance car takes that long stance and he fights right leg 40 fights out bar and if Donald can f****** that right leg he can figure out a way to attack that right leg needs the body coming in got a void the punches though he's up there with but I guarantee Woodley's will leave him doing some wrestling takedown cuz he knows that's where the money is really has a big fight coming up with he's going to fight Leon Edwards and Leon Edwards is a dangerous man it's like that's a that's a big fight and Leon Edwards for whatever reason is not known as much as he is skillful you know he beat Cowboy like you said and he's the guy that got that crazy bra with mods without backstage Boswell that's the guys are tough tough tough guy super highly-skilled guy and Leon Edwards and Tyron Woodley there's a very high-stakes fight that a lot of people are talking about my daddy fight for the number one Contender because it's tiring emerged or of Leon emerges and it's and it's a big fight and it didn't the fight goes well that person is almost certainly at least considered other than Mazda doll who's the fan favorite and the rematch those are the two possibilities that the rematch with Kobe new smok other than that you want to see you want to see the winner of Tyron Woodley and Leon Edwards it just makes sense make sense of doubt be the next one or moths but all those those that's how I would look at it there's a lot of options for that division on Beats boy and decides he feels great this way he feels confident now dedicated he wants to make a run at the f****** Champ there's a big size difference between it was mine and Connor Usman is a big person he's got a thick giving is f***** to I think Mazzio's in The Sweet Spot he's not too big or acid kill himself to make a way but he's obviously knockout welterweight easily he's knocked out a lot of wealth which I mean the the Ben askren want his f****** Preposterous but of course just even the beating that he's putting on Nate Diaz Boswell can f*** people out there 170 I think him versus Connor would be insane Scott wolter easily he's knocked out a lot of welterweights I mean the the Ben askren one is f****** Preposterous but of course just even the beating that he's putting on Nate Diaz maza.com f*** people out that 170 I think him versus Connor would be insane


    Here’s Why Most Boxing Deaths Happen in Lower Weight Classes
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    remember dog being a f****** kid on a Saturday and watching dude come Kim and Mancini f*** out of each other cuz that was live done ybc absolutely the reason why they changed the number for $15 12 after that guy died what was that again remember today that's crazy on you Area February of 83 guy was a tough motherfuking Ray Boom Boom Mancini but the topic motherfuker this is 1979 who is 21 years old is this a duck who can fight so maddening killed somebody when you're 21 years old in a fight that is Hardcore man that's a hard pill to swallow what was the ABO things and then also probably probably how to make weight a lot of deaths in boxing apparently happened in the lower weight classes new one of the reasons is that when these guys actually entering fights a lot of times are still dehydrated they would dehydrate them so pretty bad in the Wayans to get to whatever weight class it was like 1:34 but he probably weighs you know 134 in quarters when he weighed in he probably walks around like 1:50 ish or something like that and they dehydrate themselves is very difficult to rehydrate the brain apparently it's not as quick and easy as it is rehydrating the body and even that takes some time so most of the deaths in box have occurred most of them still very dangerous even for the heavyweight division there was a guy wanted to a coma Russian guy in a in a fight a few years back but in a lighter weight divisions they think it's generally when people get more more more likely to die from fights and I think it might have something to do with cutting weight but it's also like really skillful people punch each other in the Gerald McClellan fight it's a good example. There was I too because Gerald McClellan who was just a straight-up murderer when he was a light heavyweight really struggle to make white man real bad and then one fight with Nigel Benn Nigel Benn got off the deck and look like he was out and made it back into the ring fought his ass off and then started taking it to Gerald but this don't come Kim right here again yeah and now it's the end of the fight after Ray Mancini stopped him everybody's copy and then the guy slides into a coma wind up dying so he's sitting there like so he's he's really battered they think again I think it might have something to do with cotton weight it's a f****** horrible horrible way to go man but killer be killed that's what he signed up for I think it might have something to do with cotton weight it's a f****** horrible horrible way to go man but killer be killed that's what he signed up for that way too


    Joey Diaz and Joe Rogan Both Had Run-Ins with Child Predators
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    try to make a move on you know ya when you work a couple times from five towels the scariest one once when I was 13 when I was 13 I was in Boston what time it happened before but a library and save me I was like eight hose in San Francisco and I was really in a Monster books back then was in the monster movies Monster books and was looking at these books and creepy dude came over to me and you said you like Monster books and I said yeah and he said well I have books in my car if you want to come see him I said okay eight-years-old those dumb sorry walking behind him in the library and screams out Joseph you get away from him he just got out of jail all my God they got ran and I ran to the library and she hugged me and I was crying so very scary no number one box on that f****** an hour and a half and then Below in a guy pulls up in my ride yeah I get in there and I still remember how he acted like from the beginning of a minute I got in something wasn't right as energy wasn't right and he's already had he thought he had pray will kind of clumsy he was clumsy and at the light he want for the boy you like playing basketball D1 football only touch my dick like he slipped and Kelly crazy if you like it and Joe Rogan f*** with that was basic and I always think about that like why didn't people approach right I knew today looking back I still remember three guys in my high school teacher that would come on as a basketball group and I found out and I always doing a little weird about not married and up and then years ago somebody said yeah he was sucking kids dicks at the field s*** I had a guy slope Lane at a lake who's the guy that used to run around the lake and talk to some more fishing probably 13 me and my friend Josh particular would go this one Lake was in town and fish there all the time and this dude will come by all the time and visit he's always friendly start-off real normal what are you guys up to catch the fish like a Southern accent seem like an old gentleman and then a couple times he came when it was just me and then he just shut down next to me talk to me and I was naive I was 13 I just thought he was a real nice guy like almost like a older brother type figure it's going to give you a good advice you talked about coolshit it was a teacher who got kicked out of his position for some unfair reason he wouldn't really be specific about it but he said they didn't like the way you taught and so anyway this dude just becomes my friend like nice and slow nice and slow brings me lunch even went to his house and then one day I am fishing and he's drunk and he tells me he loves me and I said I think I said something like I really like you to it goes you know there Can't Be Love without sex and I remember thinking what was like what did he just what happened and I remember thinking what a dummy I am I thought this guy just liked me he was I was his buddy but he's going to teach me things just like teaching people just really smart and I had my hand on a knife I had a Swiss army knife from the little red plastic ones know the ones with the I'm something like f*** this guy might beat the s*** out of me and raped me here in the woods like he was bigger than me and he was always jogging you know it wasn't in bad shape and he I told him get the f*** away from me and he told me to not be upset and then I left I got a way he didn't chase me you know he didn't want to be violent he wanted to trick me and he wanted to rape me he wanted to trick me into f****** on my God real lucky that that was the case but then years later I got a letter from I'm at my house that was creepy cuz it showed up in the mailbox like it figured out where I moved to and sent me a letter and it was like a real like friendly and professional like a real Professor like a scholar I don't even remember if you ever apologized but it was real weirdos like we dodged a bullet how many guys did a like that but aren't nice they just want to get you close and then rape you that's much more likely probably not is some horrifics s*** man with Puerto Rican Nelson I went to his house that's my name that's what we call him he was born arica and his name is Nelson and I think he raped guys with a black dude black friend who that would come over there and then they give you a beer and all that s*** so he took you in as a you like p**** I pick it like you always say you want to see some good p**** and then that's how it started going to bring you over there you go in and start with the point first look at your weed and then introduce top black friend told I said his black friend just looked f****** retarded like his afro was cut weird he had weird hair and I remember him distinctively speaking about the Rock of Gibraltar I had just come back from African movie young kids like why it came out like a week later Sunday Allgood asked what his name you manolia TMNT asking if he could suck his dick so what like what are we doing here do we call the cops or do we talked, and more like now let's just play the guy cuz he was selling as weed he was like a bartender in the city of miselis weed and then he pursued 2.0 thing with us he said you guys to understand that and then he talked us into he like I'm going to f*** my girlfriend come over Alyssa we will come over there at night and listen that he would leave the window open and it was his girlfriend and him f****** and she would be saying give it to give me milk Daddy and then one day we actually f****** went back then he got normal I think with the misunderstanding with the one guy he got normal Mad Mike the next summer was when he would come out and play football with us with a robot or no wonder where I would like what the f*** is this guy doing like you went to Desperate Measures introversion and I think mrs. and Ani said something to him you can't be doing that around here with your dick out and these are non I just want to get exercise or something like that I would like what the f*** is this guy doing like he went to Desperate Measures and perversion and I think mrs. zanotti said something to him you can't be doing that around here with your dick out of these are non I just want to get exercise or something like you told us I'm with and that was the end of that


    Best of the Week - January 5, 2020 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    and you would think it would be if you're going to hang yourself from such a short distance it would be even harder to get a fracture like that right cuz you not like jumping out like an old western movie like Clint Eastwood movie where they would hang them Hang Em High so the one thing that they also had an ear as he left a note the note said like there's like four things it's at first that the sum of the name blurred out but it said this person left him in a shower lock for an hour but then said someone else gave him like burnt food and then bugs are crawling over his hands in his throat no fun but there's a ballpoint pen like the one I have in my hand sitting right next to him like if you knew he was on suicide watch you wouldn't give him a ballpoint pen that he could kill himself with he could have just use that to kill himself and I can explain it by bringing in some some new witness somehow this is actually a different video showing a couple different things than what I saw this why I didn't see this arm thing I didn't see the pictures sorry 60 minutes thank you thanks for getting this kept me in a locked Pittsburgh regular season games board kept me in a lock strap shower stall for 1 hour neck or someone I don't know the name sending burnt food giant bugs crawled on my hands and then no fun and then they're sending any ballpoint pen is next to it that he could have stabbed himself the neck or whatever you know you know high profile Cal stripe yeah I don't know it's bad to say either way if you don't know and I'm guilty of that hundred percent I might that guy didn't kill himself I am talking s*** though I'm not talking in terms of like people have to understand this is really important just have to talk s*** and hopefully if you f****** you correct it and it's funny I'm not a science expert but when these guys are saying that the guy died by strangulation is always points a consistent strangulation that takes forever to get the pictures and then there's the video cameras didn't work and is the second time he tried to kill himself and he's a high-profile witness in a really really really important case involving pedophiles at the highest levels of government yeah I wouldn't I would think that that's the kind of guy you wack what's up with the sneakers that kids are wearing their have a f****** a green tag on them I was it was explained to me or we tell the Boomers Now is it going to rain today leave that on my f*** you not leaving this stupid plastic tag on now you don't leave that on it would it would people do that thing is huge their cumbersome they look dumb but I'm on their shoots part of the Saints you should go up to his f****** kids just cut that off and go know we're about to go to war and stupid this is probably a plot by the Russians and the Chinese and the Iranians to try to make sure the orchids grow dumber and dumber main thing there's two things that are really really kind of happening in that region one the traffic the trafficking of Fentanyl and heroin and all these drugs through one of the main drug routes up into the u.s. and there's a few factions fighting over that region little Salazar which are small cartel faction that has Allegiant just to see lower cartel and the Linea cartel which has historically been in control of the Zealot Suarez so they're both kind of buying for control of the area a few hours before the massacre actually took place there was a bunch of fire fights between these two factions in the area so one of the main theories is that these Scruples of Mormons basically were kissing mistaken identity, driving into some of the areas with there being protected by some of these people that's one Theory the other thing that people kind of need to think about is that the largest mineable mineable deposits of lithium on the planet right now are a few hours away from her that Massacre took place and that is something in that region and there's a lot of interest in that space and control for that space and they're not mining it currently there's probably a bunch of projects in play right now I was so they've identified the deposits yeah people to look up the numbers but it's it's the largest mineable deposit of lithium on the planet and there was some sort of deal in the password Canadian mining agency was going to have rights to it and the mining agency was fought by the check by chinese company so again after that Massacre a lot of things happen a lot of the negotiations happened that called that deal was one of the things that got killed after that situation no night so it's it's it's it's an interesting area there's a lot of things happening there that's going to put a tremendous amount of pressure on the cartels and somewhere right well operation usually has industry around it which is perfect for the cartels no extortion protection rackets drug use in the area from the workers I blue pill with the f*** out of my don't try to get my son into conspiracy theorist I'll get him when he's like this more than anything he loves you more than you love school and then after school till about fun and he decide what we're going to do today we're going to do karate and then we're going to cuz he's all the baseball to and then we're going to go to the batting cages my boom that's it we got a karate batting cages that I go teach Jiu-Jitsu then the next day he'll say I'm going to take a relaxation day the last couple days throwback amazing and then we'll watch some Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle he's all about Teenage Mutant everyday it's a different thing what he wants of you learning from like the pain of your childhood and like doing all the right things I just the opposite with my son my dad my dad had 19 Kids and I was just one kid with my mom is like a weird off the other women pregnant he was all over the place truck driver had 19 kids I was one of 19 yet out of eight different checks he was banging and he never I found out I met I met a couple of my half-brothers and half-sisters they were actually part of his real family and we met when they went to the Old Spaghetti Factory in in Hollywood and he put they told me all about it but I didn't know I thought he had five kids had a family with five kids and my mom was as he was seeing on the side that's what I thought how did they go see how many mice a sister goes how many sister half-brother how many kids do you think your dad has I said 619 like the one thing that he never told anyone he never said the words I love you to anybody to his like real family you never said it to make the words never came out of apparently he's one of those guys I love you to anybody and I'm the opposite dude I tell my son I look him in the eye everyday so you know who loves you the most you know I don't know I love you the most the funny thing like first he's like okay. And now I'm not going to let you forget Daddy I won't forget I call you promise I won't forget I just want to make sure you don't forget and it goes okay because I Daddy I won't forget I promise another everyday


    What Eddie Bravo Is Like as a Parent | Joe Rogan
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    lot of people that will tell you things and some of those things seem like b******* but inside those things as some undeniable truths about how we should live our lives and how we should view the world and how we can sort of United trailer with love and understanding and we can connect in a way it's like a murder mystery trying to figure out life I know some people are so happy that the last thing on their mind is trying to figure out what the f*** this is all about their just living their life and thought about their family and I don't give a s*** about Iran don't give a f*** about NASA they're just living their life and man IND that shitt I have you I'm trying to move closer to that when myself on the weekends baseball with my son karate we've got the f****** watching the Disney cartoons with all the spaceship and we buy blue pill the f*** out of my don't try to get my son into conspiracy theory love and happiness and we just beautiful on a Mac counter for every deck Shaquille of school more than anyting he loves School more than f****** he loves and then after school and he decide what we're going to do karate and then we're going to cuz he's on the baseball to and then we're going to go to the batting cages my boom that's it we're going to karate a lot the last couple days let's go get a order pizza from the from Dino's in Burbank amazing and then we'll watch some Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles he's all about Teenage Mutant and like doing all the right there I just the opposite with my dad my dad had 19 kids that was just one kid with my mom is like a weird off side like he had a family of five kids and then he got a bunch of other women pregnant he was all over the place truck driver he had 19 kids I was one of 19 yet out of eight different checks he was banging and he never I found out I met I met a couple of my half-brothers and half-sisters a rack city part of his real family and we met one day we went to the Old Spaghetti Factory in in Hollywood and he put they told me all about him and I didn't know I thought he had five kids show me the five kids and my mom was as seen on the side that's what I thought I didn't know him unto others but, they go see how many mice a sister go sister half-brother kids you think your dad has I said 619 I fear that the words never came out as I never told my mom back apparently he's one of those guys that will never say I love you to anybody and I'm the opposite dude I tell my son I look him in the eye every day so you know who loves you the most you know I don't know I love you the most people know that you love me the funny thing is now it's a funny thing like first is like okay. And now I won't forget you promise I won't forget it I just want to make sure you don't forget and it goes okay and cuz I Daddy I won't forget I promise and everyday this is so pointless it looks terrible transplant scar in the back of my head I would have shaved my head a long time ago but I just did this I like this is so pointless it looks terrible keep paying to get haircut and always act like everybody online is like telling me I'm turning Joe Rogan


    Eddie Bravo Understands Republican "Family Values" Now | Joe Rogan
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    talked about earlier I I really am happy that the comedy scene is slowly getting braver with jugs seems like it's a weird thing because in the 80s it was like the cool thing to be a liberal and I'm Democrat and Republican they just they're just Christian they have family values I don't know what happened but it seems like now the cool kids are Republicans what do you know the name Russian show me a young man who's not a liberal and I'll show you a man with no heart show me an old man is not conservative mile show you a man with no brain that he's out of me that have become more conservatives ever got older I'd like appreciate hard work more I understand like the mental pitfalls involved in self-pity and a lot of cuz when I grew up there were no family values and I thought Family Values is a way to control you to try to control you with the family values in Christ on the older you get you like I was a f****** idiot of course it's all about family you got to have values a dude with no values is a dude you can trust with the s*** when you have something to lose you realize that everybody has something to lose and put you in like you commiserate with all the other people that also have families that's one thing when you go to like family gatherings never has got their kids like you feel about their kids the way you feel about your kids are you want to communities in tribes used to be like yeah like we gravitate towards that it's good for everybody you know what I used to think growing up that giving in to your desires was like that you're right it's my right if I'm horny I'm going to f*** if I wanted party I'm going to drink and these f****** right wing PP Alabama they're trying to throw Jesus down my throat and try to push you do I push their family values and but I swear now dude I'm not Republican I'm not claiming Republican at all or anyting but I get it now I get it cuz I have a kid and there's no way anybody is going to convince me that because some f****** kid with pink hair all looked up on Pharmaceuticals shoots up a mall that it makes did I give up my guns and I can't protect my family too long, but we'll get movie where to get the weed that's a branch off the directions but I know what you're saying is like as you get older especially when you have family but what it's made me is it's made me way more compassionate and way more understanding check my family so long, but we can't move yet will get the weed easily Branch off and all these different directions but I know what you're saying is like as you get older especially when you have family but but it's made me is it's made me way more compassionate and way more understanding


    Joe Rogan & Jordan Peterson - Are Men and Women More Similar or Different?
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    I guess the other reason that people are on my case to some degree is because I have made a strong case which I think is fully documented by the scientific literature that there are intrinsic differences say between men and women and I think the evidence or not this is the thing that staggered Mia said no serious scientists have debated that for like four decades it's that argument was done by the time I went to graduate school everyone knew that human beings were not a blank slate biological forces parameterize the way that we thought and felt and acted in and and valued everyone knew that the fact that this has become somehow debatable again is just especially because it's being done by legislative Fiat they're forcing it to me is now mandated the female sports teams were funded to the same degree that male sports teams were funded in American universities but it's being expanded out so that if there's any differences in any areas whatsoever between the genders then the universities are being taken to court and like 200 of me last I looked about 200 Sports Vape Way Beyond that yeah it's it's it's become an equality of outcome issue fundamentally there was an article that I sent you one of them was from I think I got it off of digg.com but it was Jordan Peterson is having his moment and we should ignore him when I send this to you and there was one of the party citing the study that showed very little difference or more different well it depends on how you define the terms first but they're more similar is what are the differences and how do they manifest themselves in are those manifestations important so here's an example if you took a random woman out of the population and a random man and he had to bet on who was more temperamentally aggressive if you bet on the man you'd be right 60% of the time but you'd be wrong 40% of the time in the difference right it's not 90/10 well they're more the same yeah except so then let's say Nona let's play a slightly different game let's pick the one in a hundred most aggressive person from the random population while they're all men and that's why all the people in prison are men so even though on average men and women one of the problems is the difference is at the extreme or where the difference is really start to manifest themselves until you can have a small difference at the level of the average butt out at the extremes it starts to make a massive difference so let's say to be a Google engineer which is hard right because you not only have to be an engineer but you have to be interested in things rather than people that's a huge difference it's like men are more interested in things generally speaking and women are more interested in people generally speaking that was still a lot of overlap between them but that's one of the biggest differences between men and women's been demonstrated cross-cultural it's also very big difference in the Scandinavian countries well isn't that great even though it's a relatively large difference but at the extremes it's the same thing almost all the people and all the people were hyper focused on people or almost all women and so how does that play out in the world well in the Scandinavian countries it plays out this way but 85% of nurses in Scandinavia are female and about eighty-five to ninety percent of Engineers are male it doesn't mean women can't be Engineers that doesn't mean men can't be nurses it also doesn't have anything to do with intelligence but it does have to do with interest and the differences are big you like that the one that was pointed out the first question is well what do you mean by big and little there's more overlap there's more overlap between men and women there is difference on virtually every parameter okay fine are the remaining differences significant and how they play out in the world is overwhelming 115 points is about the difference between the typical college student and the typical high school student okay so it's not a massive difference but if you go to the extreme say well let's go look at people who only have an IQ of 145 which is kind of where you hit the beginnings of genius-level like the Jews are overwhelmingly over-represented so relatively small differences in the average can produce requires a fairly sophisticated grasp of Statistics but when were talking about things like differential outcome in the workplace then you have to take a sophisticated statistical approach to it or you don't know what the hell you're talking about and unfortunately many of the people who were talking about things like gender differences they have no idea what they're talking about it's like they inhabit some disembodied universe so the review was poorly written at best and did not was showed it very poor grasp of the relationship between group differences and economic and practical outcomes so it's not just that it's deceptive and there's there's a need in some way on that side this side of the debate the anti Jordan Peterson side to label men women as being virtually identical when there's so much evidence that that's not the case and what you're saying what you've never said one is superior one is inferior what you are is a guy who is pointing out the reality of the difference between the various types of human beings and you've been very open about the extremes about you but I am well aware of the extremes I deal with MMA fighters I know a lot of female MMA fighters as aggressive top is any man you're ever going to meet in your life and I know a lot of men from Comedy that are Meek little guys who they're not nearly as aggressive as some of these female Fighters like there's I think one of the beautiful things about freedom is that people get an opportunity to express himself in a way that genuinely them and whether that is like our friend Alex Honnold free climber who is like climbing up these fantastic mountains with no ropes or what's a female MMA fighter like Raquel Pennington who's just a tank and beat the s*** out of people and that's what she loves to do all of these extremes are available to people because of Freedom this is not as suppressive thing stopping people from choosing the path I don't know if you saw the most recent slip up by the CEO of YouTube I retweeted it today they were talking about why there's not as many women in Tech and she basically said they both her and they CEO of Google said exactly with James D'Amore was saying in his memo they completely f*****-up they tried to look at this this is goddamn they responded with a lack of tackles could go to James D'Amore tweet just go to the what I retweeted and what he said so there was a study published larger they go look to see if I read this right I don't know how to say her name is Susan Wood's I'm sorry I don't know how to say her name w o j i c i c k I said that women find geek email Industries as opposed to social Industries not very interesting and Sundar sites research on gender differences this is what James D'Amore wrote in his memo that got him fired and this in my mind if I was a lawyer for James D'Amore be like oh well look who we have here this is Checkmate and he wasn't very happy about it because he knows literature at the end of the seminar they ask for feedback call James D'Amore is an engineer so when you telling engineer that you want feedback the engineer thinks all you on feedback and you and you want like facts and stuff right cuz that's what feedback would be like don't do more went and wrote this like Thoreau memo and gave it to me said well you know what I think you're some feedback and then he got no real response from the diversity people and then he posted it on one of these internal boards at Google where people can discuss things which people at Google do all the time it was perfectly reasonable for him to post it because he didn't get a response from the diversity people thought well let's see what other people think and then it was there for a long time until it was leaked into the outside world it wasn't like the more was trying to expose Google for for what it is he was just doing what an engineer type would do would someone asked him to provide feedback because he's not thinking politically he's not thinking oh they just want to hear what they already said he thought they actually wanted some facts the wrong guy turns out to be pretty damn tough but he's very smart and a very kind God when you sit down and talk to him he's not a sexist he said he's a guy that's talking about facts in fact he wrote more than a page-and-a-half I believe on the strategies for getting more women interested in attack is not a sexist remember the author but they were looking at Junior High math prodigies and they're they're pretty equally distributed between boys and girls but by the time University came along the math prodigy boys they tend to go into the stem Fields but the girls wouldn't and it didn't because they locked ability cuz they had Stellar ability it's because they weren't interested and it turns out like the interesting turns out to be a big one so with personality alone if you measure men and women personalities and then you add up all the differences in personalities you can tell with the boat 95-80 percent certainty by looking at a full personality readout weatherperson's male or female she'd be wrong 25% of the time something like that but if you had interested that you can get up to about 90% And so you know what you say well are these differences large well individually they're not that big they make more difference at the extremes but if you add them up then you can almost completely differentiate men from women so by that token any interesting actually turns out to matter a lot like it's probably the most important individual difference that has been discovered between men and women at the psychological level and has real decent explanatory power because you might say men have a slight Edge in spatial intelligence and that's why they were represented in stem fields and women have a slight Edge in verbal intelligence this is debatable but literature, indicates that and that's why they're overwhelmingly the majority of fiction readers for example is that the reason that there's differential represent in the stanfields it's like not doesn't seem to be it doesn't look like it's an intellectual issue which is also what the more pointed out by the way he never said once that this was a cognitive issue but it's a matter of choice matter of interest and women tend to be more more people oriented now saying is this is also being discovered in chimpanzees and other primates like if you offer baby like cars or people like toys like dolls the males will go for the thing like toys in the females are go for the people like toys she see that in private and you think was not surprising it's like really tiny infants and you have to be really people-oriented to do that because a tiny infant isn't unbelievably demanding social relationship and it's a primary relationship for about two years unbelievably demanding social relationship and it's a primary relationship for about two years and no one so women are tilted towards the kind of temperament that makes that possible it's like well it's not such a shock really that's such a surprise


    Joe Rogan on Khabib vs. Tony Ferguson
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    that's that's crazy fight Rock'em sock'em robots that fight 223 knows fight you know that's one of those fight real bad motherfuker and khabib nurmagomedov is already one scariest guys have ever seen compete ever moth people already just stop and think would happen if that f****** Savage gets the title that guy smashes people what he did to Edson Barboza with Supernatural it's like he's not even the same thing you said something during that fight that said it all it was 1.2 fight that that you said look at the look in Athens situation like like when you see a deer that's getting attacked by a crocodile or something they have this like survival thing where you like you just trying to survive obviously dear Is Not the Same by the time I realized that like there's no way he's going to beat this guy in the grounds not even close like I think if he went to that fight probably stuff more take down and probably get back office because you doing that with a lot of guys in Camp that guy gets ahold of you there's an acceptance that certain Fighters go through where they lockdown like holy s*** like they're just drained from this animal Mall in them trying to retain their energy trying to recharge the battery trying to get back in it and you got to realize the best f****** kickers ever ever he's one of the best kickers ever that f****** dies the fastest I've ever seen in my life outside of like professional Muay Thai saenchai or blue cow or some like that he's got a world-class left leg kick and you couldn't keep that guy off him but he never drilled Giants taking me down for a week different animal ever felt this on that side is f****** something that is too certain guys never a grappling skill that's very hard to see when you look at it even if you are a skilful Grappler yourself you looking at someone like you like why is he able to do that to everybody like what what is he doing differently what is a few of those guys out there will you watching me just go Cheese's like what the fuc and put the comedian's the number one guy in that category because he's never been defeated that one moment of adversity and buy a punch for Michael Johnson I can't think of a single round he's lost not off the top my head at least I mean may have lost rounds on some judges scorecards but he's essentially mauled every motherfuker they put in front of him he's an animal so this guy versus Tony cuz Tony is a Savage and Tony fights very well off of his back is a seriously dangerous guard you can't sleep on them he's durable as f*** he can knock you out he never gets tired and he's as game as they come and he's a f****** Champ right now he's the interim champ you know when he beat Kevin Lee with a triangle you did top guy like Kevin leave the f****** triangle that's a big move Tony's dangerous nasty darce choke to unquestionably he wasn't is too high level that was two different you could see in the second round rats I would like to see that fight again we we have to say that again Kevin Lee fight healthy I think you'd see a very different kind I don't think you would see Tony I'm not saying that you would see Tony lose or Kevin win but I would think you would see that could sustain his performance longer I think being drained from staff it's right but it's not good your body goes into a very weak and state its you are not the same thing you just not you can see if you're a real professional and you can go out there and do your job in a lot of guys have fought and won Luke rockhold on antibiotics he wanted he wanted to 70 or 80 or whatever the f*** it was you know there's no doubt about a staph infections and antibiotics both f*** you up and Kevin Lee I believe opted to not take the antibiotics till after the fight so you want to weaken the system but he still weakened by the staff fuk fuk I don't know why Vegas steep a DC fight they got some good cards coming up


    The CIA as a Scapegoat w/Eddie Bravo | Joe Rogan
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    I was reading something that I was writing this bit about a real thing that happened with the CIA in the 1950s and it's called operation midnight Climax and you know MK Ultra 7 days in a row she's as best they ran out of people that were willing to do it toasted Unabomber will they did that with they ran out of people so they start open up brothels so they open up whorehouses they call it operation midnight climax so they would hire hookers and they're hookers would Dost these guys up then give him a drink that was filled with acid and then how much did they charge glass their whole budget was being spent on dosing guys and watching guys f*** fantastic Tulare USA I was reading a book on on this stuff in when they were Johnson ruin the LSD and a SWAT stuff in Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco that's weird man's account of his whole family came out of there. That was Steve with the CIA we can go on for 5 hours for this s*** it's almost like the CIA was created step ahead of us on those every time he goes to assassinate Castro before they really turned on them cuz that first the United States was with backing up and then something happened they switch there's a lot of different theories like maybe he was working for that like Fidel Castro was part of a CIA operation overthrow the Batista regime maybe or and then like once he got any said f*** the CIA f*** the United States something happened between Robert and John were there you know that was his attorney general that's who we hired so once they got together something happened that made them flip some people say that JFK I don't know if it's true or not like his son died at a early age of one of his kids died and then from that point on he decided to do the right thing and just say f*** it kids died and then from that point on he decided to do the right thing and just a f****** some Robin


    Could Jon Jones Take Francis Ngannou?
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    Jon Jones vs Francis ngannou why'd you have to go there dude what that's going to happen for sure we allow and Gunnar to get the press that he deserves like it delete to pump him up in a way that he deserved to make Arizona worldwide Superstar for six years and he developed a strike by the way in a sand mine when he was a child doing child labor considered Thunderhead I think it's everybody did there's not a Man On This Planet Beach dungeon we never seen John we just have to lose weight we never seen John where you know he's not maybe Jon Jones is really the best 240-pound heavyweight in the world he's just been fighting until 2 and they did come together would like a physical plan you know for like a Cain Velasquez right if they're going to they're going to look at like what's the best weight for garlic Cain Velasquez there probably like 2:40 Jon Jones was raised in one of you look at the six just go down the line from Carlos Condit like I don't know but he's that would be an interesting fight it he's just too small I think isn't he is he too thin well he's a solid 30 lb lighter I think walk around the John and that's why so they might possibly might be star I'm just his dad might be so it's not that outlandish it's not that outlandish on the way to physically get up to a certain weight he's a beast for him and that holds Jim they won okay what what way is the right way is it to you too big at 2:30 cuz you be 220 and 220i you faster like when you have the most cardio when what's the f****** point of diminishing returns you're probably one of the greatest talents a heavyweight division just just train real hard and was 240 but like this eBay stupid 238 but like he went to when he fought at 1:35 against of Hunan faded the next Friday came in later like they're you know American Top team's like listen to bring your body weight down a little bit let's figure out what's the right formula here and that's why a big camp that has a lot of experience of world title fight and nose like seeing so much because they can look at using O'Brien I don't see you as a 70 as he was in 55 I think we got to get in nutrition order like what they've done like think about what with what's happened with although just with the introduction of a nutritionist 135 what do that's that's all about optimizing all your possibilities you know by the end of this guy's like Jon Jones you don't have to do that that's it I'm going to heavyweight secondly kunsak think about that and would you say his brothers are better athletes and John and one way or another or is that you can't say it when it when it comes to what the NFL requires his ass has used to but he would come in for John's camps in the whole John down anyway so it's great gene pool is coming from and you know I thought about this theory about got to grow up with brothers and feed their asses like Matthews one of the greatest welterweights of all time want to things about him cuz he had a twin brother that was exactly him they have an MMA fight in the Grass at a family picnic family picnic there they're all hanging out in the backyard of a house to all the families around with f****** Red Cups their hand drinking beer and these guys are beating up each other everyday that big motherfuker is right next to you and you don't shut when you have to wear it like Chris Weidman same thing as well good name for a podcast broscience where a person to talk about bulshit and you don't have to be an expert on it and do it anyway anyway, Bro Science then you have a free pass


    Joe Rogan and Friends Discuss the Rise and Fall of Ben Askren
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    so 2019 what do we do to Ben askren those you and me bro we had a big part of that I'm still saying I'm a huge fan of three fights in the UFC 2 things happen one big-time off of competing to email competing in 1 FC against is on the same level of competition I don't believe it's even he fought in Bellator and clothes and then three you know he's got a f***** up here people forget like you don't even got to the the UFC he was older do have a lot of Fighters older they didn't get them when he was a young his hip things running chicken please is a known to argue this right and I believe there are guys in the UFC like that a lot of guys like that. not have got caught in that thing I don't know but I mean it's such a high level for sure because of his grappling what is a really could be didn't take any time off like that like this is taking the two years off that aspirin took off and being 36 people forget he was older but also will you say thunder the world's it's also that you were a champion from one Champions like you were former world champion so when he came over the USA playing games look at Eddie Alvarez he had a tough go Douglas Lima I think Douglas Lima might be he might be right up there with everybody else in a hundred. 170 you might be one of the best in the world he might be able to knock out all of them semtex we fought Paul Daley to did he is he has legit as it comes. Now go through Camaro or go through Kobe's or go through Woodley's ordering Tales passed by the pony is world-class skills and ridiculous knock out power he may or may not how to beat those guys cuz you never know but he's definitely in the conversation from me what I look at ability my look at what you can accomplish the even though he's responding Q7 are he's a big motherfuker many sets of series Power truth you can't say he's the best that's true but you can't say he's not world-class I think that got nothing. What class but but I can't say oh he would beat the UFC's gfrc with me at top five divisions to Crazy alive 175 so is this like a little wibbly wobbly ankles f***** up I got a headache I'm having a hard time wake up my girlfriend's f****** with me I'm getting over the flu there never exactly the same level and every fight so there are guys that are at 11 where you catch them when you're up and they're down you win or they're up and you're down and they went that's real man f***** up I got a headache I'm having a hard time wake up my girlfriend's f****** with me I'm getting over the flu there never exactly the same level and every fight so there are guys that are at a level where you catch them when you're up and they're down you win or they're up and you're down and they went that's real man


    What Was Kevin Spacey Thinking?
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    want is money you know I was reading a thing about the head of Google and he makes no sense like 2 million bucks year but if he hits these performance goals of the next three years he stands to rake in 240 million dollars and stock no wonder why they're ruthless no wonder why they make these listen to wonder where they take down the slogan don't be evil that was their slogan when I don't be if you want to get ahead you got to figure out a way to be good people must behave properly pisses and economy of him and not all of them there's good people in there cat f****** someone's willing to kill a motherfuker just to avoid just have to do any more people you just have to figure out which who are the good people like a week later later that's what I'm talking about this it's going on and no one gives a f*** we don't have to you don't have time to try to get her flowers how to make some changes in my life and light duties MKUltra you can kill them with kindness wow put that out and everyone is cool everyone School baby do you think I should commit suicide or was murdered so for two days you probably on a loop watch this video this guy grabbed his dick is like why did I just punch him but he said let's go outside and get some air after Kevin Spacey release that video could easily just be a coincidence and could easily be the type of guy that Kevin Spacey grabbed the dick to probably not doing so good in the first place knows everybody's so homophobic homophobic people on Kevin Spacey out there gravity Spacey felt like you could grab dicks cuz it work before because there's probably some thrilled heterosexual guy who can't believe that Kevin Spacey's cock in his mouth like does every single one of them I've ever met with a moron and I have a theory that don't believe is really bisexual husband is gay dudes and then there's really gullible straight dudes who get talked into Blow and crappy gay dude and then all the sudden I come by I guess Tom doesn't by what does a money as a w**** not practically Brian practicing hard f****** guy you had a hard dick you could always say my dad I had to do it I know if I tore will remain nameless who said he said we're talkin about I would there's a reason I have Viagra round and it's not cuz I need it for her and I go well I would take Viagra and I would get my dick hard and I would f*** him in the ass and the Pick-4 t51r her you are amazing and he was dead serious


    Eddie Bravo: There’s Only Two Sides in DC: Right and Wrong
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    what about analytical was found out that the they were basically like YouTube as an algorithm like if you if you look up conspiracy theorist you're going to start getting there going to start curating the algorithm pushes you in that direction to everything though right in politics for sure for sure CNN's full of s*** for sure for sure Adam Schiff one side of it soccer Carlson on one side God......... We got to stop talking about other murder on people's ears posted in a different side what's going on there's only really two sides and in DC there's only two sides and Adam Schiff and then there's the other side so for sure about a withholding a billion dollars and Ukrainian date if they don't fire the prosecutor that's looking out at this point after his son and he's on video saying the Trump that's looking in that s*** and so now Trump is getting impeached for getting the Ukraine to dig up dirt on by the transcript he says all of this it went something like that I want you to they hide everything right so what you do is that the workaround is you go to DuckDuckGo and in their little space bar put site site; youtube.com and then whatever you want and then I'll brings up everything half an hour earlier just sitting on the toilet my legs are numb what am I doing it for them and instead DuckDuckGo I just go right to it and it gives you the opportunity to erase all of your history on instantly it's a great I think I heard about it from some article on the internet they were talking about how it's one of the best in terms of like privacy and protecting your privacy so interesting one of the best search app that's what I'm looking for esemicolonr youtube.com much or whatever whatever whatever website you want and then space and then whatever the search was too much if you're looking for the truth I never go to Google there's Ellentube Elemento YouTube used to make money off me I'mma start my own challenges play one of those promises there's very few people that are controlling all the information Facebook a little bit more moderate we're look at that had a meeting with their young journalist they're like you guys are so hard in the paint against Trump in every way they were losing viewership because there's zero there's absolutely zero balance here it's not like strategic let's get this week pundit if you are a if your whoever you are you having a show like Don Lemon or Hannity or what tells you have to use the whole entire ratings it's infotainment so you have to speak to your base pay their bases.


    Eddie Bravo Exposes “Luciferian” Elements at Vatican
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    back in the day when you can get away with something like that he don't like dark and basically says in this book he said there is there a lot of gay priests there and there are a lot of pedophiles and both are protecting each other cuz they don't want each other for their exposure Vatican sexual vatican's gay overlords is Sensational new book Minds the Catholic Church sexual Secrets will right-wing homophobes exploited Frankie Muniz gay Constantine decided to convert to Christianity because the people would leave in the people like f*** that this is mainstream luciferian I'm no longer ancient Babylonian ship creative Rockstar dude with power the pope has power you got to do is everyday Cardinals bishops priests write their come on back we got we got Jesus free they made Jesus and just like you telling us things we already know what I'm saying is they would never end to Jesus it was never about youth we know that yeah have a lot of f****** luciferian shittin are you look at the resurrection of the Resurrection pull that up and you tell me if that's Jesus look up that's supposed to be Jesus right there is what this is supposed to be looks like a Slayer album cover Slayer what is a church please can I just see what that looks like come on beautiful I don't even want our grandma arguing look like what is that image of the are behind the chair like Elder make it looks like a Slayer album cover the restoration of the Statue of the Resurrection Satan's throne peace about the resurrection and this is his depiction of it I don't know how much that has to say about the vatican's position or about this guy who created either into Jesus maybe I'm jumping he's just figures of speech is we rudely use here in America open pretending they're into Christ they're not in the Christ they want to destroy Christ be a snake they're trying to destroy how do I see now you can't believe it's real man I mean like left corner that you got there right there Jamie right there yeah you when you when you zoom in on that can't click on it doesn't clear itself what is that maybe when the butterflies the hell awaits Cathedral Cathedral walking really barely talk to each other even my kids were always like super energetic and hide down there if they would just like to spend the first thing I remember looking at it and not being legit looking at it right now is one thing but looking at it when you're there in person it really this one of the reasons why people were so into believing that makes sense because it's so much bigger than anything you've ever seen your life there if you feel like you have to be humble when you walk in their paintings and it wasn't done nobody signs it right it wasn't about you it was about it was about the larger picture and that's the difference between architecture back then and architecture today architecture like you know today if you see it it's about the architect these incredible structures like you know whatever it might be the structure that we go and visit all the time we don't really know it was done by can you finance you don't hear about the guy who built it cuz that wasn't the point that it wasn't the Freemasons that they build everything other than rocky Vatican has the biggest telescopes in the world that one called Lucifer about that they have a telescope called Lucifer it's a beautiful place I love it how to get is born Catholic I was born Catholic and I'm all down for the Catholic church I love the Cardinals I love The Bishop's I love our the Vatican has an observatory in Arizona named Elijah who has problems or something but it just so he'll know that's that's what they say pastrami located 10700 feed Mount Graham and peanut peanut you know mountains of Southeastern Arizona part of the Mount Graham International Observatory the LBT is currently one of the world's most advanced optical telescopes to 28.4 330 inch wide mirrors blah blah blah blah blah blah call Lucia originally Lucifer Lucifer large binocular telescope near-infrared The Coincidence fiereck utility that's crazy it was a coincidence the only found enough letters for Lucy being a part of a gigantic religious institution and anemia telescope that you could say like the god I called the guy. We got God of Light and we got loose effect everyone guy opposed to at least one guy radius of Earth come on Costco blucifer okay's from Catholic why was their first name a telescope Lucifer the Vatican Observatory space no pun intended with shoes with other organizations and groups the Vatican Observatory does not own each piece of equipment or nicknames does not own another group installed telescope nickname did Lucifer that would be hilarious if you have telescope right next to the vatican's telescope the serpent was the reason why we're human about Constantine was Pagan and even the mainstream history says that he never converted but meanwhile he was still Pagan right it's one of the other and then you start looking at the Vatican you're like man they're the ones who are creating the stuff that turn people away from the Bible they created The Big Bang Theory what if you believe in The Big Bang Theory you like cover the Bible be true Jesus beer in charge of The Big Bang Theory religion you want everything that's opposite of the religion right it's their religion the Bible tells you that we're on a special day in the Catholic religion I didn't say that doesn't make any sense at 8 this is because sacrifice don't have any dicks I never said that


    Eddie Bravo Reveals the Book That Changed His Mind on Aliens
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    do not what I see a crowd of Mexican conspiracy theorist ocean command and they're like all alien that they still think I'm the 2005 dude where I'm all I know is I can a lizard aliens from Aliens in the split I like 2,000 hanging out your f****** Guesthouse to it's doing bong hits 1 documentary nobody watch maybe there's a lot of guys maybe there's a f****** hundredweight I watch more space documentaries we would just sit there and there's like 12 parts to like his BBC Universe remember that giant alien bong that I have yellow fish bong Redban has that thing nobody was into space and aliens more than us that Bob Lazar documentary when Bob has art was saying things the 1990s that became true in the late to in the 2010s with turn terms of like Element 115 that they had this thing that they could Propel these patients with and everything is no such thing is like there's a thing they have is from another planet explain the propulsion system explained all this stuff it sounds like such nonsense but then to leave Bob mizar believes all that s*** I believe he don't believe it's true I believe you set up they let him talk too much flags and they going to come on JRE they're going to let him do the one Larry King Jen Eddie Bravo with the 3D chapter they want him to do that if you are on Netflix they want the Deep State wants you on Netflix so it's a good thing it's a good thing too I think he believes it you know just like William Cooper I think he he figured out he got set up there were trying to get him to believe that alien spacecraft his job Office of Naval intelligence William Cooper he wrote a Behold a Pale Horse he wrote that book he's like probably consider The Helio Gracie of conspiracy theory William Cooper he was in charge of putting together the documents for these top secret Naval Office of Naval intelligence meetings and he was reading them in a shootout they shot his ass dude I don't know if you noticed there's video on YouTube big watches willing to reach out to you now he said it was talking about space about like bases on the moon where aliens had based on the movie of all you got to do that all the time go to like you're not trying to aliens anymore and now you really don't know because he's a big part of it he's a big part of it of what he's a big part of me cuz he is the one who open my eyes to the fact that he thought he was being set up into he thought they're trying to just to believe in aliens so they can fake an alien attack so that'll Usher in the New World Order cuz what happens if the aliens attack we all unite and all the movies you seem in the movies but William Cooper she was the guy who he was like aliens exist I'm looking at these documents that having these meetings about this crashed alien aircraft so he's out at he's got his own little private radio on my early 90s radio but I don't like that in the late 80s early 90s damn right you whatever that before the way before they leave the show and then he's like all these m************ is setting me up there's this is all bulshit because they are setting up a fake Alien Invasion that's what they're doing


    Joe Rogan & Joey Diaz on Gambling Addiction
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    he think about how many bets are placed all Jesus Christ I mean there's so much money so much money out there people love to gamble f****** games when games are on people love to gamble what do you think of spent this week at Jamie is not paying their taxes and you can prove it is it because it's money is cast it's being thrown around mostly like why is there an issue with the government's got not getting herpes it seems ridiculous that grown adults could tell other grown adults that can't gamble but you can hear but you can't there Elizabeth going to be f****** loser to years ago Connecticut expose on 60 Minutes about women who have just lost their f****** mind gambling at Mohegan Sun because they installed no no disrespect to Mohegan Sun casino industry's slot machines with your mind why do these women we're going down there and losing f****** mortgage you know. they bang it out while you're at work Joe Rogan while I'm at work they start with a horse then they go to their you know those little boys they doing in in Jersey with him when he know when Atlanta City was Atlantic City you went to Union City right you pay fifteen bucks to get on a bus that gave you a coupon book and when you get to Atlantic City give me $15 in quarters back so that basically driving you the f****** Gamble and drive back but I believe in gambling I believe making a living I believe that it's an itch it's an illness whatever but when you're losing your house that's got that's where I want to know where that's where it bothers me it's just like cocaine drug abuse drug addict and the gambling addict no difference there is just a scary too because they're conscious like if you see the drug addict UCLA shooting up or whatever it is and you seem fainting you are there poor bastard when you see a guy was fully in the grips of gambling trying to figure out how to make get his money back as all jazzed up with adrenaline doesn't understand why she was like Michael Jordan this game was like Joey Diaz have the means to gamble is a f****** killer also like a Michael Jordan like I'm Michael Jordan and I'm not saying nothing about him of Michael Jordan 11 accusations that you hear that he even back on his own while I'm 1 basketball games I can do Saturday he was very competitive but now how Joey Diaz was doing it did you grow up in that would like Joey Diaz did they not have the means that was 19 years old okay one night they put a tent I'm betting on a f****** Nick game and they wanted $50 when you're 19 $50 a month if I get money that's a lot of you think you got the World by the balls so you do it again on Friday Saturday and now you enter this world Joe Rogan that get to dark it's it's instead of drug addiction of the alcohol today my lucky day it's like the people who go to the 7-Eleven everyday and you're trying to just get a pack of Rolling Papers you just going to rush you just left your Jutsu you just want to Rolling Papers and water and there's a guy in front of you and he's telling you give me 360-8464 and this poor f****** whatever gives them 20 lottery tickets and it's $118 this is what this guy is doing every day 7 days a week my friend 2200 hours of f****** week but every week is getting deeper and deeper into a f****** hoe because in your mind you think today is your lucky day and it's never your like I was in that hole when I was 19. And I saw a friend lose 80,000 when you're 18 years old they brag right that's that conversation among them and how much they lost 30000 they lose a weekend. The system is designed to bury the degenerate Gambler like from from August 15th Daddy's Secret Obsession that weighed 600 bats in Scrabble and a $3,000 Monopoly buying you have no idea like 7 months I played this f****** ugly game channel that I would start I knew the action I knew that you had a bet on Monday nights and try to win and you know what I lost every week at all these people who sell your information listen Arch Lisa f****** game lost Pete Rose batting lost even Michael Jordan that lost his room is that that's why he was asked to play baseball for a few years because it was a cover-up again I did not write this this is just things I hear on the road everybody has a f****** Bubba gambling grabs you f****** weird weird for a long time I'm playing Scrabble that would call up the Parker Brothers hotline big Mobsters would to dispute the rules and have them explain and what was going on Cafe you know gambling is a f****** nightmare and once you get caught in a web and you and Joe Rogan shutting me down then I start putting back with Jamie and then pretty soon I start plucking dipping into accounts and pretty soon now you're done now you got forced into a bad head I told you that I was a backer on the road for a while my friend Johnny be when I started making money doing stand-up I put together a little bankroll and me and him would go places and Gamble and he would win or lose you know sometimes you win sometimes you lose but it was just being an action was fun you know that kind of gambling but I was never good enough to like play those guys but I could play like people that will like my level and he bet like 20 bucks or maybe you want to get crazy belly 50 bucks I never bad like a lot of money gambling on pool but it makes you think more makes play like way more serious it's good free game and if you can have a friendly sparring partner they play like friendly games like maybe a race to 7 for twenty bucks so it's cost you probably in any city pool halls I don't know what the rate is per hour but they got to be like at least $25 an hour for a while to break it down for me I walk into a pool hall with Jamie why exactly make money and why is it that the people the room passing money around and how does that money get the first who's real simple everybody puts like you put in I'm in for a hundred and leave my boyfriend like everybody put in on one side pool in money and you know and then back to sky or they might be betting on the side they might not even be playing the game there's always Side Bad Side bets are probably more like you had a bet if you had a like a big pool game write in a they used to be a place called The West End Billiards I think in New Jersey West End I think it was called was he find West End Billiards it was a world-famous pool hall we would take the drive from from New York to go down in New Jersey to this famous pool hall that would have these like serious high-level professional play there and real high-level huh all of the country girl there for big money games Yu-Gi-Oh there and watch people play for $5,000 $10,000 in the best in the world would be there all the time I got to play against some of the best in the world that killed me but I got to play again them against them look real good guy or Earl Strickland or Johnny Archer and I'm just Joe Rogan barely could play it doesn't matter I put my money up enter the tournament I can play against you don't get invited so that does Joey Diaz come on the side and go listen I'm putting three to one odds on this and this guy is coming in from out of town and he wants to take a crack at them while he wants to pay $100 that's okay then you have to think how many barrels do we have to pull all your money together okay we got four barrels that means if you want to play sets we can lose four times so you have to be to lose a couple gain a couple like if you got to really play a guy out he's got to play 10-12 hours going back and forth and back and forth and the next day you go there in the morning you playing all through the night I don't know what the f*** they were on most likely some sort of amphetamines that was a big thing in the pool world for awhile guys would just break each other with gambling you just it would be about who quits it wouldn't be about who want is very rarely about like like you would you would be you would be frowned upon highly if you left on top of your head by five hundred bucks and you want to quit me and and I'm still ready ready to keep playing I still got money man let me win my money back if you just walked away nope I've got what I wanted I'm going to leave now like that would be you that you'd be good called bad action as I got two kids I got to get up at 7 and go bring it to the pool. Playing that kind of like gambling Laurel Canyon no more so I got to go the long way and I get off on Victory just to see it f****** always fell with the generous I'm petrified to pull into Epsom pheasant places were home to me great you've been on the 101 have you seen what that place is that where you took me there a couple times to eat we did, their member Hollywood Billiards you took me that was Hollywood Boulevard it's f****** a building what is it now the golden next time it was great walking. That whole area is completely that's what I meant crazymax Everly top of the food chain play 12 games I might win a couple am I get lucky when a few maybe I'll win 4 he's going to win way more he's going to get to 12 for sure quicker to be a terrible bet the bet would be how many games do I get to the bat if you say you'll never get past three in a row and I'm not exaggerating forgettable came with me. You don't forget I was going to Italian place yes that place is amazing and that's what I'm saying he he would break and run out on guys they would just get frustrated they be like what the f*** man they just get them get to shoot we watched him whose gambling some guy and when the set was over the guy was just pissed off because Max's wouldn't miss crazy just watch him a chance and play like the top of the food chain guy and gamble with him if it's just watching the difference between a kid who can play a little pools pretty good versus the world championship caliber poolplayers so precise technique is so clean and its angles are perfect and effortlessly moving the cube on the table how to play pool not that I didn't already play it before I met him but he taught me how to play it way better way better he made my game way more technical he was explaining things that I was just guessing before and he was explaining what was wrong with my Approach and like what was the blitz what's a better way to do it he's a wizard when it comes to technique that I need to make a living going from pool to pool hall or no way cuz he's not good reason artist to fortunately for Max he he makes pretty cool artwork like like to see some of it's probably on his Instagram no no no what is like mesmerizing he finds like the most beautiful pieces of wood and combines them together and they have to have a certain harmonic frequency like you drop someone has a cement for just like think things are you want to hear a certain sound from the would otherwise he won't use it he's like finding logs on the side of the highway and s*** and recognizing some weird hardwood that no one's ever used before he cuts it up and make you out of it the wizard like his chooser Aces many as you want you know sometimes you don't make them for a while make some for his friends won't let me pay for one I have to have to pay for everything just to not feel terrible he's like the nicest guy ever play some f****** pool too so I don't even know when this podcast started before we started percent to do most of it online and Banks I like you know they have Supreme Court on sports betting is he trying to get sports betting you problems but we all do 17 States also with them on this I think they want to do it and then they want it again so he would want he opposed it or they want it again they want wedding again because they have an NHL team in Vegas that's always been like the logic is that they'll be some issue whatever you can't be betting wear their Sports being played someone will throw the game everybody's whatever you want


    Joe Rogan - Joey Diaz on Intuition
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    I can do a lot 1975 with $1,000 with two kids my grandmother is obsessed with the numbers obsessed and she would always have like a number there had that she thought it was going to be and it was like one off or something like that it was like these stories would tell you what would you say that can I say I was like five so they put her in jail and so she made sweaters give sweaters to the guards mrs. D she's the nicest lady got cousin her she want to see her on and she's she's in the Pokey Flex 6 months I forget how much time was every time we go over there was like some new excuse to get a new jersey that put you where I lived thought they had intuition since weird intuition to do things as real weird like when my mother was a kid it was a rainstorm would real bad rain storm for whatever reason my grandmother decided to wake my mother up take her out of her bed and bring it downstairs some crazy hunched she had the ceilings collapse like right above the bed where my mom sleeping so like pieces of and I wasn't a lot or just chunks plaster three or four pretty significant pieces of plaster fell off of the ceiling is rain came through at the whole deal with the ceiling came out and somehow or another she had this idea in her head and it could be because she knew that the ceiling was f***** up and she knew it was raining hard as far as going to give him anyway or she might have had intuition of everyone's always convinced it was intuition everyone's a little bit sidekick chemical New Jersey yes in Newark New Jersey had a monkey named Chichi and chase you a bite everybody with my grandma pigeon in the house yeah they're not she was crazy and once you give no disrespect but once you give those lunatics that option that they do have intuition your done your f****** done they start giving you the fish eyes who don't do s*** you got to listen to him her cooking was from another planet from another planet it was like she or immigrant cooking like the pasta lasagna it just perfect just knew exactly what supposed to be in there she baked her own like that should make her own macaroni should make her own ravioli some stuff for on ravioli should be out there rolling throwing a flower give those like I listen when I was a kid man I went to my buddies judical I didn't join I just went down there to see what it was like and there was hidden in Union City it was on 7th street but I knew that my stepdad played cards on 9th Street on Wednesdays wow okay I do my step dad play I always had my eyes out as a kid when I went to Judo that man at the end I got on the bus to go back and I noticed unmarked police cars and I went home that night and look bro you know me dog get Christie love used to be a show on ABC about a black chick that new martial arts and tried to capitalize on it with his sister and she was good-looking with an afro when she was a cop that she come in and do karate moves on Wednesday nights at home watching I never forget that my stepdad was leaving that night and for some reason I know you don't reply back around today and he looked at me with getting dressed as suit on it like the Billy batsuit out of this year I love you and you walk down the stairs you got in the car started open the garage bro and 10 minutes later I heard the car turned off in the garage clothes and it came up and doesn't think you're right and he made Sundays for me and him and next morning that card place I got red and so now they would listen to me or not but you want me to who won the age where I wanted my mother for myself you know what the feeling is dry and we've all gone through it when you lose a dad and your mom remarried that comes in a day that he's not going to tell you what's going on anymore and you know what I just want you to know that I am the motherfuking that runs this joint you might be sleeping with my mom but I run this mother f***** so once I gave me that advice like it really for a while then him and I were going to float I kept stealing his coins from the Santa he has to say Lazaro thing in that was everything to him so we had this big bottle of like Scotch that was empty and you put silver dollars in there and I would steal them information bookmaker and how he became Partners on the butcher shop I started businesses he started different businesses so after I save this to that night with the baccarac he would listen to me and then one day I went and I'm kind of a Biddy Basketball in Union City and they used to give you know right now if you sign your kid up you got to pay $80 and purple shirt my number is 57 I walked in the house and he goes what you got there like at join the basketball thing and he knows what number is it he goes 57 Cubans again a very Superstition xt-74 the number on that and he picked up the phone I go 5 he called some guy niggars give me 5:57 for $10 guess what happened to the number came up now I really had them under my spouse motherfuker at the age of 12 so he wouldn't listen to me how old is the guy my stepfather one at the time was 47 did not drink did Imagine did not drink did not do drugs carry the straight razor Joe Rogan what is that that's what real pimps wear that Silk handmade shirts from China that you wear and have three little buttons when you're a real motherfukin spect you cut those buttons and you get your initials and you put them in gold with diamonds in it that's house fix ran in those days and once I had them there eyes so one night were in Union City and I f****** went somewhere on the walk back is a place called Pastore music and it was next to the new Moon Chinese restaurant and I saw a bunch of them my card and I never forget that I went back to the bar and he go and I told him I said don't talk to me like I had him even though he was a bookmaker he never use the phone Joe Rogan never use the phone and he would never have a conversation close to a phone he always felt he didn't that like phones he did everything like a pigeon his he would write the numbers on a little piece of paper real small and fold them up and put them in his hat and if you ever saw cops you would just eat the piece of f****** paper but when I went back I told him losing the cops show up to call that me and him he grabbed me by the hand and him and I walked from 29th and Bergenline to 58th and Bergenline down the Hudson telling different bar owners and there was going to be a raid like that's how untrustworthy he was a fault but by the time we got back to the bar we got raided and there was a doing that his name is Molina abiqua mon ennemi good man like that you're my brother yeah the album choir that wasn't that only p**** and how and the cops were there and they threw my time like 12. I'm up against the wall this they got my mom and they went to Moneta and they search them in the complex that is where you need to check the way and they pulled the way off and he had a little and they pulled the wig off and they had a little aluminum foil with cocaine


    Joe Rogan on Stipe Beating Ngannou
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    you know what's crazy like I always say the lights I don't mean to pronounce his name wrong and let him die alright likely for stay open. Let me group mentality like a motherfuker yeah he hits hard and all that stuff like that but now that dude still going to be more dangerous now he's going to f****** take that loss and come back we wait title this is like a total amount of training 5 years ago and they trained fighting for the heavyweight title and he's the favorite he's the favorite over guys already defended it twice that's crazy that's how talented he is that's terrifying is that's how special he is a loss like that to a guy like that like to a real champ like steep a is that what you realize where the top of the game is there's another is a few things to learn is a lot more days to get in and training has just begun to go see the difference I see the difference in the way he moves when he fought over with since significantly different than when I saw his first and second fight is for a second but she was very good but just insanely strong he would hit guys with these combinations and clean technique to man physically strong guy he's also very smart because he's learning to do everything mechanically very good it's not like a guy who's only been striking for like three or four years they look a little tight weird but they can if they land they got a lot of power now man everything is clean think about how will you learn in 5 years most these guys have way more time in way more time and wrestling way more time and kickboxing the average guy by Tommy gets the UFC I would like to know what the number is like how many years of training and competing they have but it's got to be more than two he was he was like right in the UFC and smashing people it's his amazing story man to the Amazing Story and for a lot of people the way it ended is a good passion for martial artists it's a good lesson see what even if you weren't got a fan you're bummed out that he lost I appreciate that I'm in Ghana fan fan too but I'm more of a fan of mixed martial arts I'm a fan of an honest like it's like I want to I want to know what it is like what what is this like what's this what's this contest right here what's what's actually going on here what's going on here is phenomenal athletic Talent is potential like a super Alpha athlete versus one of the toughest guys ever who's been in the game longer who knows more he's wrestled he's been fighting way more he's been the trenches way more times that dig deep you know what it's like to be really hurt and tired in a fight should I appreciate the strategy of like how do you go into fighting a guy like perfect hair was like Rocky against mr. Tate yeah f****** a little smart stay away from that punch it had to be and I haven't watch the full fight and I was working that night stage my brother getting hit by Francis ngannou MMA gloves or person he'd been there before that's an incredible lesson was for the overalls that the sport for the Mixed Martial Arts in general and the lesson is like he's figured out like he had like the craziest end of video game character ever right and God was like the big like the big boss in a video game that like 5 I got to play against this guy figured out how to beat them being 20-plus pounds lighter than them in a way no way lesson imitating in in terms of his physical presence almost eBay's pretty f****** intimidating but encountered so intimidating he's so next level 265 natural giant crazy frame you look it up when you next to Steep and that's when you realize how big is a dog I told you immigrant mentality would have never liked you but your dad could have called you Steve like you still call them Steep and may your G2 remember where the f*** you came from your understanding his father came that's really weird American Ingenuity is f****** brilliant and with the Immigrant mentality mix like let's say you're still an American but your dad could have called you Steve but you can still call them Steep and may your G2 remember where the f*** you came from your understanding his father can that's really weird


    Bryan Callen and Friends Debate Bohemian Grove
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    but I am dying to hear the next door neighbor them epshteyn I can't stop thinking about it so there this night logic this Venture capitalists get together and then they they they figured out the world and do this year and they leave here the reason they're billionaires is because they're super competitive and they f****** hate their other competitors she was I couldn't get 5 instead of table because one dude f*** the other guy's ex-wife the other guy was doing the other guy the other guy wasn't trying to take you down there make a lunch with us we wouldn't go for business flat earthers the official story it's adorable we do that right now it's all these different famous people there's a bunch of crazy really rich influential people that went to the Bohemian Grove and dress up like Druids and they chanted think I've ever seen it you are videos on John Watson is legit as they come straight down the middle variability think they're doing early on and they feel some kinship just like the Freemasons on and they're burning an effigy the supposed to be a sacrificial person but it's draw in a bundle the Imagine Golic multi-millionaires you know Marina Abramovic the footage from Bohemian Grove there really was his heads of Banks and head to believe that right and they're all together right so when they talk about business look at this this is a hidden footage to Jon Ronson Alex Jones got from Bohemian Grove in like the f****** late 90s play rap music or the one with dude would give me give me the volume and camping what are you camping things do Littlewoods guard checkpoint and I have I have in this area of the same area in the states there is this I have a friend who's the producer who got in with one of the biggest producers of all time for a while I don't say any names but he was in that crew that's like the services producer he's got this crew of all these different people in his crew to produce we went to a city by Bohemian Grove Warren Road nobody no one has access to unless you're part of this group and it's a big ass City because it's like it's like you're in some Middle East like Abu Dhabi Prince City where everything is paved and just it's insane Bohemian Grove drugs nobody's looking at my place, that's where they're protected the office of this guy who has these intelligence connections who's a benefactor of science he loves herself together and he was banging his girl then they go to an island so they think they're fine you're being videotaped and you're also being used to influence policy and influence people like


    Eddie Bravo: QAnon is Real!
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    happening right now is where we're at a point now where more people don't trust the mainstream information coming in more than ever and it's got to the point it's it's snowballing where there's a an army that the Anton's QA not that there aren't onimus but they're all on the same track looking for the truth digging digging making Utah channels blown there's all these YouTube and they're all popping up they're becoming the new news the real news no commercials no bulshit motherfukers that's the worst thing you could give a politician he's a Russian agent and get killed for that s*** they came to worship they gave him Russia racism rape head of like proving their integrity and being unflappable and sticking to the Titus journalistic stand again they actually slept you no matter what happened no matter what Trump does they take their it's also happening at the same time. One of the ways that Trump got a lot of attention when he was running for president is being outrageous so they would cover him so all these these news channels that thought they were going to expose him for being a jerk or for st. Croix best shopping cart cover him they just made him more and more popular so their business Grew From making fun of him from talking s*** about him from saying he's going to be impeached from saying he's going to be in jail that was a part of their business and then it's stayed apart their business when he started calling them fake news Yelp and so now instead of being like at the tightest of journalistic standards they have actually resorted to a lot of clickbaity s*** because now people aren't really reading newspapers anymore and they're only watching like short clips online and have a body count better than ever unemployment better than Albert that's what we have a president here for to make our country better more prosperous just the biggest trucks why she can't anybody again about Trump and they thought by doing that they're going to sink him they really did they didn't realize how resilient is my boy right now we know because all this about we know about all this ship because all the all the people that are going down we know it's still going on when he's dropping right now he was Trump and the people around him it's there it's an intelligence dissemination program you don't believe it. the people who really want the best for the country not the Looney left and I want the best for the country he left once a trillion dollars 911 happen to no one brings it up so if we have a World War right now those people who go to prison Siri the Q plan what they want because a lot more it's a lot more complicated than that but do they want a World War do they want another 9/11 f*** yeah dude you don't think that's what this is all about this is what they do go to countries countries and they say listen we're going to give you a billion dollars and ate and you're going to kick back half of it or whatever into our foundations as donations and then we get our money back and then you're going to hire my son put them on one of your energy bored and have your taxpayers pay him a hundred k a month they been doing that works in his cabinet right his son-in-law works for the government I think it's not the same thing is not illegal because your family jobs is what they do may or may not have been an accident that was a mistake now that won't respect your speculate speculate Americans Bose face and there's no electric today thank you sometimes I haven't slept in over he is on the down-low he's slipping into it deep into it


    Eddie Bravo: Jeffrey Epstein Could Still Be Alive
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    Jeffrey Epstein's Ranch in Albuquerque he actually owns a western world like this like Westworld and Jeffrey Epstein western town in Albuquerque little Lots sell there's like 10 different freaking outfit jumpsuit that we would lose that there's a cord there's a pain hits nuts and his brothers doing ride is outside or in the words like I know it if it looks like I'm here to be like oh no he didn't I'm telling you look at all this stuff like you only have to go bad in the HBO series who was who hung themselves Within especially where the marks at who knows if if that's all just a distraction till I can get people arguing make it so obvious that it was it wasn't a suicide so obvious he died and all they care about is that he's dead it does virtually a media blackout on it for the longest time but big badass talk about something cuz the longer the mainstream media doesn't talk about it the more obvious it looks and it's waking everybody up you know how many people were super anti conspiracy theorist that woke up a lot of people 9/11 woke people up Michael Shermer Michael shermer's Connex Pierce everybody people that hate conspiracy theorist balls deep and there's a guy on YouTube everyday he puts out all he does is Fury's written books on gangsters and every day he puts out a Epstein video on update and just on Atwood kisling Maxwell's father he was the one who was originally doing what Epstein was doing Epstein took to everything started Bangin just laying she takes him because you know what you're going to take over the family business the family business is it's not just blackmailing the elite that's part of it but the big part of it I don't know but like I'm afraid to talk about this I don't know you were definitely okay well we'll have to go to that guy's page William whatever this this been a lot of credible people to think that I was well acted alone I don't think so that's so crazy could make it even more fun when you're up me like shut down our throats with obvious now it's all out in the open so any plausible theory that you can't laugh at like that one video from Jeffrey Epstein suicide attempt has gone jail officials inadvertently preserved footage from wrong floor just think you're definitely going to go to one of the islands in Japan or one of them probably have so many spots set up a smart instead of some spot and in like the Greek Islands or somewhere like off northern coast of Norway Greenland Greenland could Munoz what agreement they can have all these cities we think he has a kill switch you don't think I do dad think you probably do in Manhattan nice person gives you a $79 out back in the eighties apparently used to do that all the time maybe whatever it was worth you know they would often do that just say it's a zero property next to that man damn I wish you could go over that man crazy Epstein has been involved in intelligence for very long as long as long as the Iran-Contra scandal member lot of drugs come in there and help him it's like all this illegal Black Ops George senior was the main actor on Epstein person was one of the workers that he was in yes it she was the main one she brought everything into the operation it just when you go through the owners like there's like nothing was going on now the biggest phenomena that's going on right now is with the internet the internet is like backfiring and Boomerang and back of the people control and surveillance you didn't have to let go until each other and send it in the mail know that could be one of the reasons the people that invented the Internet why they invent it never it was all funded by the CIA is all the way to keep it's always about the New World Order it's always about the easiest way to control us that's all so there's this controllers that's all so okay there's just give me one of his jobs was


    Joe Rogan, Eddie Bravo, Brendan Schaub on God and Simulation Theory
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    history Crater Lake to have all the stuff and go through all the different theories and so I can what's crazy with history is now we can see it before people just told it it wasn't until like the 20th century that really people saw it before that it was just people telling stories about 12 Usher Got translated and all I see what the Bible but for sure, in my heart I'm a hundred I believe it 100% and there is some stuff in the Bible that's the real s*** there is no it comes from the real ship it got distorted and translate or not real sure on how to live your life right don't deceive anybody don't tell each other then you will be so into a certain area that I wasn't into my account starting to look into the Bible remember the first got back in my 2005 when I was like full-blown like that but you know against religion or not dude what are you doing dude you showed me the way and now you're looking in the Bible goes I know it sounds crazy but you got to look into it too there's this isn't just a book with crazy Fairy Tail this is some real s*** of the times of the people that live back down as best they could tell it translate it down over thousands of years absolute truths in the Bible and is some great guides to live your life but there's also some nonsense Christian Christian well the mainstream story Ranch Lutheran are being don't you know I think I don't know I don't know I don't know I didn't think the energy in our body go somewhere there's something that makes us you know like I can I can feel certain things like love or intuition stuff like that that there has to be something you know I think I'd go somewhere I don't think there's a heaven in hell has some really good advice on that he said as if God is real it did really does you really do have that kind of gratitude and humility that you're you're being watched over by a loving God is a benefit to thinking like that about doing the right thing how do we get the people to do the right thing and I believe there's a God because a couple things you know when that when I did DMT I went into I thought okay there's more there's way more s*** to this reality this Dimension that are not there into your trying to find out what we're on and what what this is all about and then you look at the Main Street I think someone created what we're at whatever you want whatever you think this is in consideration this is something I don't believe in simulation is there evidence but if you look at probability theory was that guy's name that was the the the guy Nick Bostrom we talked about it in-depth and he said according to probability theory is more likely to win in a simulation is real then the simulation goes on forever in the space that everyone thinks it would be a part of leaving at like computer if it's not like it could be one of the facets of life like we could be creating a simulation just through culture and society and that simulation is literally how we enter into another dimension we're looking at it like it's some nonsense simulation could literally be how dimensions are created the created creativity and Ingenuity nnnn Innovation over long periods of time with millions of people working in conjunction it different people to figure out processing power and coding and all these different things and next thing you know you've got these there's there's these virtual reality places like we have an Oculus out there that you can put on all these games it's really fun but there's some virtual reality places now that you go into a warehouse and you go through this whole thing you know there's a there's a place that's in Disneyland and there's another place down the street called sandbox you play games oh there's that there's an arcadis VR arcade at the Westfield Mall in Riverside it's called us one right here but don't you think if I was not right in the head to be ways there for me commit suicide by just thinking the snow hole simulation if human beings keep going we definitely will create a simulation it's just a matter of time so if that's the case how do we know that we're not in one already and we really don't everyday we go to sleep and everyday we wake up and we assume and we have faith that all that stuff that we remember is really how life went on before we're awake but we really don't know really don't know when you blackout and then come back to who the f*** knows what's transpiring who knows where your Consciousness goes who knows where you are Dawn 8 Hour seems like a second all Senor froggy couple minutes to wake up and boom we're that time go where are you who are you you're assuming that all of the stuff that you know and all the stuff the experience is 100% real but what if it is real what you mean if the simulation is real is it real we are on this Earth within a hundred years away from making something that's indiscernible from what we experienced everyday and that's inevitable it seems like just how people do it and what I'm saying is that might literally be how your Consciousness transforms into whatever next stage of existence or is we might it might be something that human beings do like a caterpillar makes a cocoon and becomes a butterfly human beings make crazy f****** technology and I think that's one of the reasons why we're so invested in everybody loves the things they love shiny things especially the new ones all the other newest car at the faster the newest computer has better graphics issues as all this stuff as we're paying for newer and better s*** it's fueling all this Innovation which making crazier and crazier technology until artificial intelligence until we create something that you can't turn off what you owe you download your Consciousness and you just you just you know you can't download schnitzel in a simulation might be is that when we open this up with sufficient power and technology and processing power whenever you are might go into this thing that's a bit of a bummer though right I don't know I think about it like let's say when you're a hundred and finally technology against download your Consciousness into another body you just keep going like man that's his head this is it we don't go on its that's depressing as f*** them it's kind of fat mean what are we thinking and talking when you thinking of yourself like you but use it when using the word I I am going to do that so I'm going what does that mean like where are you you're you're you're in this strange being that's got a finite life-span it's not really that long if we're lucky down to f****** the the poorest people in the world everyone's guessing it's all weird it's all real weird and it's all we're going to die in the next generation is going to pick up in the next Generation after that was going to pick up my put life is because of technology and science your you know that the average lifespans going like this more information you can look at history you can look at how long we've been here at the more they start they just found another asteroid impact from 800,000 years ago locate the crater in the library I'm watching on YouTube this it's becoming these people are or realizing like there's only been a short amount of time we're human beings have been human we've only been human for a half a million years at the most. So she have kids you know and that your species is going to go extinct you think all the good times you had killing muskrats and cook them over the fire with your kids and and hiding from Jaguars and show you think all those good times like this is we're not going to be us anymore you think of this is a computer simulation at what point like when did it start like an 1800 the 1600 200 a D 5000 BC when did when was the beginning of the simulation City baby no more crazy there's a video game where you literally created Universe create a plan and you put things on in like Jimmy was it no man's sky is like the big bang means that the entire universe the smaller than that of a pain at one point in time. what how do we not know the universe only press start on a program that has billions of years ago out of nothing everything exploded me a million percent so he was in only people who are higher up and people have money saver in a simulation yes they got me. I bet you there's not one dude we're going to make Duncan I think it's a simulation dude with the thing about a guy like Elon Musk who's one of the proponents of the simulation Theory sing about a guy like him is he's got enough resources to relax a little bit but also he is involved in technology every day and part 1 of smart people and he's financially stable so he can stop and think and think about things in a way where he's not he's not overburdened by be like he has stress is for sure and obligations for sure massive ones 3 giant company but what he doesn't have is like survival stress survival stress about be like being poor or being in danger without brazo the level of his IQ is so high right he's on a different frequency to might be too smart there's a lot of things where when he speaks I go but I don't agree with them you know I like that plan once I start seeing like organic matter like a body parts and they watch it under like some computer or numbers and stuff then I be like that means everything that's physical you're experiencing in a simulated way so it could be everything it could be like if you are if it's just your mind experiencing things that you're mine translate as being physical Sensational why would it have numbers and I do and maybe we do live in a simulation I think things are a lot weirder than anybody wants to admit or or or or so much information the internet and other smart people just overthinking everything and there is no stimulation live your life it's over man lights out could be could be closed could be could be something that's because we want to hope that our contributions are permanent and we're going to we're going to somehow or another come back in another life kids coming to playwright you seeds else out that the way you treat people in the things that you rub off on other people start to carry it on


    Joe Rogan and Bryan Callen Have Fun with Aztec Death Whistle
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    400 whatever no that's coming already an expert death whistle sounds of a demon okay you write out your a****** everything else is gone since it's a family and Funtime you don't waste time like stuff you have to do that's not fun but ensures that the fun times we continued it true like this when exercise work you got it you got to put in the time you have to go to hustle if you don't hustle you not going to join the fun time how we are right now he's having fun you really can only do this correctly if you're not worried about some s*** like you have some other stuff that you should be handling but you're not you're blowing some things off yep yeah your daughter has a recital or some s*** you know he's supposed to be there if you want to hang with your boys that'll fuk with you


    The Pros and Cons of the Carnivore Diet
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    10 days in I think something like that stays the night so I'm 11 days and I start a couple of days before and I've been eating nothing but meat bacon steak elk meat extra fat if I eat the El Camino you lust after all song I don't know my blood work done last one day I'll get the results back soon and then I'm going to do it again at the end of the month but I've already lost 7 pounds feel good voice that I was getting fat instantly I've been ever I didn't like 190 right now but I'll tell you what's bad about it first diarrhea is rough and eating only state gets boring like diarrhea no door knob hot starving up your far from home and there's a Burger King in that's it there's a Burger King for order for Whoppers and then I'll take the meat out of them and I'll just eat the meat okay yeah I want to see what's up cuz I know a lot of people that I respect that right like Jordan Peterson particular that guy's a f****** genius and when he's telling me what a massive impact it's had on them cognitively he said that intellectually he says in his prime he said all of his immune system autoimmune issues went away and that's what Vitiligo is an auto-immune issue so I'm seeing what happens with that too but that doesn't really spreading any but with him he was having gum issues receding gums that went away this is gums actually came back in this. It was a job asleep to that's what he started she's got serious arthritis like really bad and it helped it right and there's one thing that human beings been eating since the beginning of time like this idea that human beings are herbivores it's pretty much nonsense one of the main reasons why we became what we are they think is because we started eating meat we started getting better access coating for cooking eggs and figured out how to harness fire and then through hunting started getting more devious and started thinking and have a better critical skills and then eating mushrooms I think all those things but that's just I talk too much about me that's that's your trigger percent of the population of the planet Earth eats meat this is what vegans are as very loud and very vocal you know that they want to make it look like what your body feels like when you eat things everybody's body different everybody's body reacts to nutrients differently to processed foods we can all agree that is not good for anybody and then I killed most of the sugar most of the b******* and then before I went on his diet I got off the rails little bit too many too many carbs too much pasta I was eating like f****** Subs mommy has a lot of calories like you going to run some tamhane Stout type miles to burn off that s*** but so all the different things that can f*** with your health and all the different ways to make what makes you feel good what makes you feel bad depending upon your biology lifestyle I'm experimenting you know so this is my experiment for the month just meet for the month so far this is the most amazing thing I was just no carbs before you pray to eating carbs or some form of carb are you if you were born with spiky and days like this that I would love I love pasta I would make like elk sausage in a big bowl of spaghetti it's a good bar with your whole Dale knife-like think of it this way how awfully would you want to get laid if every time you got laid you gained 20 lb she's not enough f*** this dude or I'm not feeling great was really boring about 5 days in but no like I said now it was today the 9th so today is 11th Ave and there's no problem I know what I'm doing my biggest issue I put on weight switching December was the road cuz whenever I get Philly cheesesteaks or your kids Pizza Hut just it's just so you know she'll be more disciplined it's late to get done at 1 to a.m. yep I just figured out yeah people did eat like this though there's human beings are eating like this for long periods of time maybe I do they didn't crazy like any was he like this Native Americans of Comanches they like this Comanches barely ate anything other than Buffalo


    Should Mexican Cartels be Labelled as Terrorist Organizations? w/Ed Calderon | Joe Rogan
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    I'm happy you're back but I'm not happy that there was a motivation to bring you back based on the violence you know the violence that is going on between the cartels and it was the Mormons and then there was we were just talking about this other person that got shot because they ran a cartel Roblox basically in Somali Buzz a lot of the cartel boobs actually make they build their roadblocks in the on the state and local roads and according to what I heard from some of the people that I know they're this family ran one of those roadblocks they didn't know if it was cops or not and they apparently decided to run the roadblock and the cartel guy shot them what should someone do if they encounter cartel roadblock slow down I mean if if if anything I would probably avoid traveling to those areas that's the number one women's usually know and I've actually gone through some of those myself yeah and it's it's all about their there they're looking out for the for Rivals moving through their territory they looking for government Personnel may be spying on them and usually usually they'll just shake you down for some money and they let you go on your way unless you have a 4 by 4 truck that can use for their you know their own purposes which is how they might take your truck yeah specifically in Tamaulipas 4 by 4 truck that are commodity for them they use them for their wrong going down Turf War all right especially someone else's that they don't mind getting shout out I mean most of the truck so you see any went that are armed up armor or they have the rifles on top or usually stolen vehicles all of them are so in vehicles and a lot of them are the Americans Crossing into Mexico truck stolen I in in in Tamaulipas you see the video and and in the cartel guys come out of the car they grab the the the the owner of of a pickup truck they get him out of the car and take a cellphone leave it on the sidewalk because they are very aware of all the SOS technology and they take them inside of inside of another car and they take the truck and you thought he would think you know it's it's because he did something or he's he's involved in something let me go a few blocks later and just took the truck it was all wow now resources and acquiring resources for their for the war basically nice of them to let him go but I think most people in America are just now waking up to the chaos that's going on down there I think that the Mormon assassination was a real wake-up call but I think people are paying much more attention now we we talked about this Iran is like 5 months yet a lot of the stuff we talked about those five months ago kind of that's how things progressed we actually did mention the Mormon can meet us down there which was kind of eerie yeah and we talked about the possible designation of cartels as terrorist groups Terry action against them and then there was some sort of negotiation with the president Mexico and what it what do you think went down there so I mean this is just from what I see and from the how things traditionally happened down there Mexico currently has a current currently up a leftist president now there is very to the left so much to the left that he recently gave Eva Morales the deposed leftist president of Bolivia asylum in the country and there's been a lot of venal Pro left political stuff going on in Mexico basically as soon as the designation Threat by the US came down there was some sort of negotiation and a lot of things happened after after some us officials went down there and talk to the government among them ever Morales is out he's he went to Cuba apparently and then went to Argentina so he's not going to stay in Mexico former head of the public security under the Calderon Administration which is two administrations bath the president Calderon is the one that started the drug war he was arrested for cartel involvement and basically receive money from the cartels he was going through his immigration process and he was actually asking for full citizenship and they got them online through the authority of the immigration authorities he said that he never received money from the cartels apparently he did a lot of it I'm so all these things happened after after they walked back the threat of designating cartels as a terrorist organization so there has been some action so they must have made some negotiation where trumpet said listen we're going to do this and it said hold up stock one of the things that the current president creating a national police force National Guard is is what he calls it which had already kind of been done before but you don't change the name change the uniforms change the packaging and it's a new thing right he want he wanted the Army out of the drug war because of the casualties when mounting on both sides and he said it wasn't a military should be a military operation and he ran on a platform that would call David Russell's noble gases which means hugs not bullets but Jesus Christ amnesty for the cartels was basically kind of the main theme of that so you got into Power first thing you did militarized police forces and create a National Guard and is all in try to dissolve the federal police and most of that the National Guard force was designated to border patrol duties on the Mexican side so some of them went to the South of the Border South Southern Mexican border and some of them went to the north when were basically to stem the whole illegal immigration crisis with the Caravans that's what kind of happened it was a kind of a collaboration between the US and the Mexican Government so that was one of the key points of collaboration that they had and when this whole designation thing went up that was kind of like a bargaining chip to the Mexican Government had with the US and the rest of the things that kind of transpired afterwards so you know it's pretty interesting how a lot of things happened after that. down there and how they walk back the the terrorist designation so the terrorist terrorist designation would mean that Trump would have some sort of incentive to invade Mexico it would open up the possibility for military direct military action against the nation that destroys also targeting finances or anything related to cartel activities would be targeted where are the cartels keep their cash it's it's it's a it's right now with a myriad of things Italy Diversified long ago so it's not like they're keeping very cash you're not in any container container somewhere in the in the jungle like Escobar you to do right but still finding some some like rotted cash from the 80s they putting their money in cryptocurrency that it real he's like legit companies with a clean their money that way real estate hotels property on the US side so they're also investing on the US side of the Border as well so you know money's it's it's not you know what's on under the mattress work you know giant stack of cash in the rooms and what kind of banks do business with the cartel while how did they negotiate that I'm not going to say names but that's been a few cases of pretty large banks that have been involved in in in money laundering for the cartels recently look it up easily but you would think you would have a designated cartel you would have cartel designated as terrorists so now they're Banks involved in funding terrorism so that would change things that's you know there's a lot of things that would happen you know something some of these consequences of the people talk about as a terrorist and centrioles down their things that they kind of don't talk about is that if a terrorist designation does happen most people seeking asylum in the US from Mexico now have a claim running from terrorists in in Mexico so now they can claim that as far as Asylum seeking people can claim that now it's a different thing the main argument a lot of people say is that cartels aren't the canopy considered a terrorist terrorist group because they don't have political aspirations the problem with that theory is that we have a lot of political killings by cartels in Mexico where they shoot the Katerina ones side of the political spectrum because it's not good for them so they influence politics they also pay off a lot of politicians out there and they also examples of the new generation cartel from Guadalajara giving out Christmas gifts or groceries to the poor basically doing hearts and Minds type tactics in the area are clear political movements right now so you know well that's that's in classical the classical definition of that is a terrorist group that's what they're basing it on I think the cartels and in a narco-terrorism is a thing in itself it's a new phenomenon that should be terrorism should be reclassified to include it I think you know most people that live through that type of situation and that type of man. Pepper are in the Country Buffet think some of these cars out threats that have flooded will call it what it is situation in that type of berry in the country but facing some of these cars out threats that have flooded will call it what it is


    Ed Calderon Predicts Military Intervention in Mexico in 5 Years | Joe Rogan
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    and you know you'll get to a point where it's going to be I think in my life there's going to be some sort of arm into MIT intervention Mexico at some point really so you anticipate almost like in a Civil War I think something's going to happen in Mexico is going to destabilize it so much that the US won't have another option but to put boots on the ground probably that's I think that's that's where we're headed into the problem and again another the problem is that the government is part of the problem so you can go down there and negotiate with this government but six years later going to be another government and you got to renegotiate with them and also use you Palm grease yeah and then you put all your faith in the military and the military gets compromised you put all the faith in you and the Mexican Marines and then they get compromised and I will who do you have so it's a stomach don't tell that to Trump use as an excuse we can't count on them we're going in I hear I mean I wonder where it all goes as it is obviously growing very fast it's obviously huge incredibly powerful and it and it affects I mean I'm up here now and I could see the effects of it up here walking through La seeing all the needles on the ground go into Seattle seeing the same fentanyl laced fentanyl laced heroin that I saw in Shantytown sound effects of it throughout so you realized quickly as somebody from both sides that I am you realize that they're realistically there's no there's kind of no border when it comes to this problem it was brought this doesn't respect the border wall but submarines will do around couples will go under it drones will fly over it and it's a it's a it's a problem that just keeps producing an effect and I think the majority of the United States citizens are completely unaware of the complexity and the depth of the problem yeah I mean it is I think most people seem to be around thing right now most people know more about that going on that's what's crazy to me invading countries that are really barely affecting us there like a 17-hour plane flight I think I think I don't I don't want to be at a Damas and predict stuff at a Damas but the fact that we have a lot of lithium and tomorrow is going to be a factor for the reason to clean it up good baits pretty important to pretty important resource El Chapo's son that's why I think a u.s. gun is going to have to put some boots on the ground on their wow you had to make a bet like there's a betting line Vegas like how many how many days how many years from now where they be American soldiers deployed to Mexican I'd say 5 years maybe in five years really I mean we are on we just passed this past year has been the most violent year in Mexico in recorded history really and it's the first year of his administration of this new president white who's been trying to hugs hugs hugs and not pull itself out in the last scene of this instead of that his it's been his first year and you know that give him a chance he's he's he's doing whatever you need only the most violent year in history but then I go down there and I have a lot of a lot of my friends that are still down there people that have trained still down there and I hear from them directly like I have some young kids are on the and our media which is like a federal police worth it that the trolls all of Mexico and some of the federal federal police guys they tell me like I said we're they said or you sign a new contract to be the one another no and lower your pay and all the all of the stuff that all benefits will be gone or you just stay on here in limbo and just stay at the base and lotto and we're staying at the base so it's nothing nothing nothing nothing is being done and it seems like the cartels are just taking over and they're making a shitload of money and you're not making any money my dad says the real crazy thing about it right there if the the government is asking people in this sort of already compromised situation and environment asking them to work for a small amount of money to go after people that are making a tremendous amount of money and you're going to be a war with these people these people they're basically your neighbor's yeah and also you go there with a federal uniform by far the federal government you going to a community where the federal government doesn't do anything for them the church is made by the cartels, told me the road Christmas was brought brought to you by the cartels they they are good guy so he's got to come in here like you guys like one of those either one or we're not going to so that's you know it's it's it's it's it is a mess. Mess wow could boots-on-the-ground actually fix anyting I mean I'm not I'm not I'm not a military expert but there have to be some sort of outside force that is completely uncompromised by Cartel money and influence how long for the compromise those people well when you put the Marines On the Border a few of them got picked up on smuggling people from the border so yeah smuggling people from the border so yeah because a lot of Blood Ties to Mexico


    Why El Chapo's Son Was Released w/Ed Calderon | Joe Rogan
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    members when you combine all the cartels how many members are we talkin about that's that means pretty hard to put a number on how I will say this more than a million I will say this they defeated the Mexican Army in Sinaloa when they captured and then the Army gave it back whole situation and it was like but I remember that was happening and I was getting asked questions about and it was life it was all of a sudden just popped off the basically is supposedly the official story from the Mexican Government is that they send a special police unit to capture him right which is completely false I think because you don't send three five agents to capture one of the heads of one of the biggest Sinaloa cartel sells night since pretty much by chance they've spotted this party people are on there and they went there all the sudden Chapo's son is of the capture of the sun you can see it and you can see the surprise and really how the agents are kind of uncomfortable or fearful of what they just Dumpling on imagine usagin stumbling on one of the America's Most Wanted individuals of here I got to put him on the ground are going to handcuff in the video you can see that they Point their rifles at him and he calmly takes out his gun and hand it to somebody inside of the inside of the house he was in and walks out and kind of try to negotiate with the people outside the federal agents are trying to arrest them and you can see that the agent for like oh what did we Stumble Inn on all right so that happened they grabbed them they reported back to Mexico the captured him he started to announced the capture and his brother his half-brother archibaldo basically called in all of the enforcement from all the surrounding towns and regions in Sinaloa and it was flooded with a bunch of armed cartel guys policy know I was wasn't a video of the government people in the cartel people talking yeah they don't it's on my feed you can see it if you want it so it's basically an army unit that was being sent to reinforce Security in in culiacan being surrounded by Cartel members and also there is that there's talk about there's a there's a specific immunity out there is he a law where all they fat Army families members live and they were apparently being held hostage by Cartel guys as a barn bargaining chips all dressed in civilian clothes with the vest those are all cartel guys are all cartel guys Jesus Christ and that zilong cartel was basically surrounding some of their communities and Helen holding their family members hostage so that went out over the radio so as an army member going into fight the cartels and do what I'm out of this light so they raise their hands and other than the release of hostages everybody backs out yeah I mean there's they've defeated the Mexican Government basically classica classical Mexican cartel activity they closed off the streets going into the City by burning semis and trailers and stuff like that so you would see all these burning semi trailers in the region so if you want to move in you can and if you want to use your helicopters the cartels have anti-aircraft capabilities so they broke out a bunch of people from the prison just taking advantage of the whole chaos Etsy there's a few on the videos with that there's a armored trucks with 50000mah Deuces on the back of them just moving around the city there's no way there's no way you can answer the breakout state prison took advantage of the whole chaos and just you know let's just let's let's break some of our friends out of chaos eventually they let that the government decided to let him go that's the official story but according to the people there government saying let him go there was like the guys holding him that you know what it's not worth it. That's one of the Leah technicals that's it, I'm up here at dump trucks they armor plate the sides and and put somebody on it's part of the culture and do some people and some of these communities think you know because the cartels are those are the guys in charge so is Sinaloa always been like that has traditionally been the cradle for like the origins of some of the hot love some of the more successful cartel heads lots of lots of lots of anybody that's anybody into a lot has some sort of relationship to the cartels because they're part of culture there there's no way getting around it had a surreal experience ones when I went there I did a class out there and the was running around this bumpy road and then all the sudden just flat beautiful Road the cartel part of the road that they built exactly exactly but it's now and there a more hardcore hardcore some of their gravy they have a highly visible Maya is called is the Narco Cemetery they have and it's basically luxury condos they look like by me I went there I thought it was a church didn't turn out to be a tool might solely the opulence in the money there is just over you know and then how they move around the roll around in vehicles with guns and nobody does anything because they owned what can be in what are they planning on doing it was anybody have any plans or is it just they just accepting this while you know you you get a lot of rhetoric about collaboration yeah that's that's how the invisible Maya all those are Graves some of them have CCTV video inside air conditioning unit alarms go there The Day of the Dead have music wife and shoot the Rockets into the air nobody does anything Jesus Christ it's crazy I mean the opulence is mate I mean seeing it and it's like having several Escobar's in one place and I was. It's like a lot of a lot of the cartels heads are from that region and allow their kids grow up in that and the opulent is amazing f*** like this going to grow I think it is I didn't I mean I don't think it is it is growing again. Going back to my friend John Norris and I like seeing his experiences up here finding all these illegal drug grows in in in in in public lands it's growing it's going over here to roots and they sent their wives up here in a lot of these kids that were born in the late eighties early nineties coming-of-age up here with that cartel pedigree so and they're US citizens US Passport so you're going to see some shift their coming-of-age experience you get you know I hand off of reigns with the older Generation Tiffany regeneration you're going to see the definitely it's definitely growing it seemed so crazy to watch because it seems it's not discussed nearly enough and it it seems like if it keeps getting stronger like what we saw was El Chapo son being released what's the stop it from taking over Mexico entirely different ways so another thing that people going to have to figure out and realizes that there's factions in Mexican the Mexican Government so you will see a federal government that apparently paid off by a very specific large cartels and then you'll see state governments that are of a different political party they influenced paying off by other cartels in groups so you'll see me know that military units moving on the town and the state police blocking their way to get in there because they play for different teams like whoa and there's a lot of talk right now about that Felipe Calderon 10-year and how his head of security ahead of public if he was on the payroll of the Sinaloa cartel which actually came out during El Chapo's trial so now you're talkin about basically federal police force that was on the opposite side so he had free reign to grow and do whatever we had to do in that region with the support of the federal government in a way so check technically and I know who's in control some reagent and realistically some regions of Mexico I need to grow and do whatever he had to do in that region with the support of the federal government in a way so check technically you know who's in control somebody didn't and realistically some regions of Mexico are completing cartel control


    What Will Happen to Mormons in Mexico? w/Ed Calderon | Joe Rogan
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    what's going on with the Mormons now is are they moving out of there now are they going to go back to Utah just take one wife but then it was like a friendly hello from them from Passenger actions and then this happened and no a kind of advise a little bit but that's the only thing it's it's a mess a lot of a lot of more leaving communities down there is a lot of them down there in a lot of communities in Sonora kawila and leaving just leaving the area it's just too dangerous and only makes sense mean they just don't have the arms they don't have the Manpower and they're also in the middle of one of the most important regions in Mexico right now for a lot of reasons main thing there's two things that are really really kind of happening in that region one the traffic the trafficking of Fentanyl and heroin and all these drugs through one of the main drug routes up into the u.s. and there's a few factions fighting over that reads Los Salazar which are small cartel faction that has allegiances to Sinaloa cartel and the Linea cartel which has historically been in control of the Zealot Suarez so they're both kind of buying for control the area a few hours before the massacre actually took place there was a bunch of firefights between these two factions in the area so one of the main theories is that these this group of Mormons basically were case of mistaken identity going to driving into some of the areas with their being protected by some of these people that's one Theory the other thing that people kind of need to think about is that the largest and mineable minable deposits of lithium on the planet right now are a few hours away from where that Massacre took place and that is and there's a lot of interest in that space and control and they're not mining it currently there's there's a bunch of projects in play right now so they have identified the deposits yeah and I'll be able to look up the numbers but it's it's the largest mineable deposit of lithium on the planet and there was some sort of deal in the past where the Canadian mining agency was going to have rights to it than the mining agency was bought by the check by chinese company so again after that Massacre a lot of things happen a lot of things what happened that called that deal was one of the things that got killed after that situation know right so it's it's it's it's an interesting area there's a lot of things happening there that's going to put a tremendous amount of pressure on the cartels and somewhere right well I need some sort of mining operations usually has industry around it which is perfect for the cartels no extortion protection rackets feeding the drug use in the area from the workers and that's any way that you could see in the future the cartels being extracted from the positions of power of their endowment or is this something that people in Mexico going to have to live with forever and I guess people United States as well or is this something that can be fixed you've you've talked about before and some of your podcast and I want to listen to them a lot wait podcast and it is it is definitely part of the solution legalizing some drugs and I'm not all drugs are made the same maybe not fentanyl you know there's there's multiple things that could be done to guide us towards a place where they could stabilize down there and a lot of it is not going to be able to be done in Mexico it's going to have to be done up here when I basically don't want you have to take care of the u.s. has to take care of the drug market up here they lie market and certain things that have happened like legalization of marijuana marijuana some live some place up here have changed the Dynamics of what happens down there some for the better some bad some bad things have happened talking to my friend John Norris who was on here as well and is comparing notes seeing how a lot of drugs were crows are up here the pot is legal pot gross are up here exactly at the ones that I found in Baja 6 7 years ago and how some of that drug money made from those fields is staying in the u.s. is not being sent back so that means you have an active growing cartel presence in the US that it's US based so I think that's one of the problems that the people have is perception is that that's a Mexican problem it's a it's a u.s. Mexico problem you have border there was a problem has to root causes social economic inequality and 2 root causes social economic inequality and these civilization and corrupt government down there and a thriving illegal drug market up here and in all those two have to be solved in the combined way


    How Accurate is Netflix’s “Narcos”?
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    coming to a point in our history where a lot of these people are dead a lot of these people are in jail a lot of these people got book deals and why does people are talking and I mean it's interesting seeing some of the stuff that is coming out now that in my time when I was active would have gotten you in a whole probably somewhere if you talked about it so there's definitely I mean like my mind was blown when I was seeing or Chapo on Netflix because of stuff that was going on in that show is fictionalized stuff that I went through myself so it's like this on Netflix now accurate was it pretty good actor parts so there's a there's a character in that show called so it does does the guy in the show conrado Sol is his name which it would nobody with people trying to figure out who that was is basically a government guy that had a deal with El Chapo and they both kind of escalating power it turns out it was Luna so this show was showing him the character Elsa which depicts Luna as a corrupt politician that was working security was working both sides and all the sudden you in it recently a few months a few weeks back they arrested the guy why all the shell was kind of protective do you think that the show had anything to do with him being arrested I mean it probably put a put the idea on the side guys two people to ask questions you know that's weird that shows actually do do that like saving surviving R.Kelly that's what got him arrested it is interesting you see a fictionalized forms of stuff that happened down there the narcos show as well as another thing and I will see you fictionalize things of how some of these powerful cartel groups kind of originated themselves infection and now that is in the public kind of domain as far as collective knowledge so people start asking questions and some of these things about all the people in power also ask questions as well it's so strange how popular become you know and it is such a popular focal point of fiction as well and it's fashion you know El Chapo's picture with a chump and yeah the shirt was on fire I really wanted that shirt you know that Conor McGregor or like War something to mimic it when on purpose when you guys in the press conference for Hatfield dos anjos did you know that he's doing it on purpose yeah that is settled nod to El Chapo I mean he's a legendary status for sure now his kid that was freed by there the the cartel down there he was wearing a skapulario which is like I don't know if you can see it in there that's an interesting get paid piece of a cultural thing from Mexico just got bodyguards head was not even these guys don't even care about him this the head head head head camera thing and there be a putting everybody out there and personally I would put everybody and zip ties and on-the-ground personally so these guys all have guns drawn and there's people inside with guns drawn at them and they realize they realize what they have now so they're like should we forcefully put them in, so how do you know that they're realizing this right is because the language through a lot of the same training that they went through and I did a lot of this type of stuff and all of them would have been in zip ties on the ground who this girl went reach out and grab their guns and put the guns down there so there's fear in these people they realize that they messed up Jesus right so that's what young people question these streaming this video live how to get sent back to the command post so when he was moving around he had one of these on this skapulario it's called like a religious Catholic iconography thing what is yours what is it from work that one like a holy death Effigy and he had that on he had his was a Santo Nino de Atocha which is like a Catholic Christ baby saying they have as soon as that picture of him when on online it was sold out all throughout Sinaloa everybody was wearing that they have to work you know they work those work think I'm free. I'm free areas areas that's the cultural thing called part of it where that's that's Anthony Shrine is right now it's probably most popular shrines in Mexico or that one because they work and then you go to the holy death runs down there and you see how how both sides both Mexican government forces and the cartel they they both been very kind of the same Saints so with that again that's a weird kind of thing they share that Faith was that picture of his truck down there Jamie you have some wacky truck now just a regular Truck Yeah 21 e bella townspeople where is how many cards do you give out I have no idea like a lot of them there's pictures of the El Chapo son gives out cars on Christmas and there's a bunch of cars there who are you like who who are you going to go towards Sam of course government patient cells there's a whole generation of lawyers a whole generation of doctors they pay for immigration procedures so hey you want to know yeah I'll pay for your immigration but okay wow so that that's that's that's how that's how you grow buy them that's kind of their cultural backing that have pop culture backing they kind of look to the Mulberry guys as influence or as inspiration you see you know insane paintings of The Godfather or Scarface and some of these safe houses with these people are right and you're like okay or do you see cartel influenced series for Netflix like there's one called Lorraine those who or which is about a with a female the cartel had the lady that that stars in that show was the one that took Sean Penn down there to mail Chapo because I know with a fan of that show well if they get to go to the terrorist designation he basically went down there to meet with a terrorist what happens in then is it retroactive I don't know I don't know he helped put eyes on on the movements of El Chapo by the Mexican Government why would El Chapo agree to do something like that so crazy though doesn't it seem crazy that he was willing to take that kind of a risk and take a photo with Sean Penn in that that actress what's her name again Bears rumors there's rumors of of a meeting that's about it I don't know anything else


    Cartel Tech is Years Ahead of the Mexican Government
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    or will there be a boat roll over there the bars on on on on one of the slabs how to Titanium again I have to research it basically it's a bit prior titanium. Right when you start it it's kind of hard to put it out so they made this whole on an endless wall with power Titan solar power titanium mix something like that s*** up with right now they sell these things they called bleach pens like and then there's busy than for tactical applications of these pens the sticks that you starting you can burn chains open so I got wasn't so basically I get over again of that is what they're using you know and some of these places and I mean wallets are making it and speaking to some of the border patrol agents that that I that I know it doesn't job at the start slowing people down split up till there's not an overflow people come it's not like 92 Mexico came to a deal and they said nothing that they were going to do there was a North American agreement there was like they were trying to do that with United States and set up a single currency that would be great if us industry moved in there with him will Columbia did a great job and eradicating all the the problems with narcotics I think it is it is not all of them because it still having a gorilla gorilla group down there that recently the farc that went and Dusty and then they got active again but they're still there still a lot of cocaine being produced are no well they were facing a few criminal groups large ones and Mexico is facing a lot of them that and they have the US right next door that is pumping money into the issue directly dinner after flying no and son a long plane flight to short Waterhouse on Mexico's a pretty big country I think people kind of miss that also it's a pretty big country big country do you remember when there was a CIA drug plane that had like several tons of cocaine and crashed because the Mexican Government wouldn't let them land and refuel yeah I mean all sorts of conspiracy theories around all that was a real CIA drug plane that had been to Guantanamo Bay at least twice like it was documented and they for whatever reason I mean I was flying back a lot of coke will do that play the CIA brings and Drug people who work for the CIA realized they can make a shitload of money if they bring in drugs and they they pass that money around and they work it out but the CIA itself does not bringing drugs custom Customs and Border Protection agent agency security is an agency has the most corruption charges as far as all law enforcement agencies is there really a federal federal charges border of course that's that's why I write it doesn't make sense and you know I need it maybe was a CIA guy that said how can make some money through your Tom Cruise movie that was about drugs with Cowboys that work for the CIA and different agencies like look over there or just a little more there like what what's going on and he would see like some sort of okay what's going on they can do anything yeah I mean they have their own cell phone that works in some places yeah we good if I knew but there's also like a whole cities with hidden cameras that are cartel control to see who kills in and out of the of the townspeople how like so late Mexican government is working with uniformed agents patrolling and pickup trucks in the back and these guys are living in 2025 and using drones to do to surveil the Patrols in the area and they're using their own cell phone network so they don't have to worry worry about government tapping into their Communications the utilizing encrypted phone technology that is available now commercially throughout the world to get around some of these things in there and they're working their probably involving and how they work you know I remember the first time I was working in in Baja and all the cartel guys would we move around and Suburbans dressed like federal agents and they would look exactly like the legit federal agents or they were federal agents with the cartel guys so you would and you guys immediately saying I was now we're using taxi cabs to move around and different types of cars and we're going to paint the other Vans like a taxi vans or we can move around in and ambulances so they change their tactics so we were always after these convoys of Suburbans and now they're doing something else so that's how they evolved you're trying to go after it with a hammer in mosquitoes furthest you can get away from all the way up for one of the articles I wrote and he asked him directly like what do you think about the border wall and in the immigration policies of this current Administration is a lot good for business you know it makes it seem like it's hot put people in in the United States so I mean that was pretty hard like how you do it I fly them to Canada they walk down what we talked about it before that the border the United States is a wall to Mexico the border from United States to Canada is it giant clearing that's a hundred yards wide it's real clear you can see it. It's almost like they make it easy hey just come right here I mean you hear you hear numbers from $8,000 to $15,000 depending on who you are and what you're trying to do how you're trying to get up here as far as being smuggled up and he's like past Mexican passport get a Mexican passport if you're Mexican get you a Mexican passport I will put $2,000 in an account somewhere so if they want to verify if you're financially solvent they will check that and just like I can just walk down and that's what we did pass Mexican passport get a Mexican passport if you're Mexican will get you a Mexican passport I will put $2,000 in an account somewhere so if they want to verify if you're financially solvent they will check that and just fly to Canada and just walk down and that's what we do


    Will Crushing the Cartels Require US Military Intervention?
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    Cecilia on this like if they can continue to grow I mean it's is really is it possible that we're looking at a country that might be completely run and overrun by criminal organizations and Drug seller some parts of it are already so you what I think is going to happen is you'll see escalations a clear sign or clear group that is like a like a sign of things to come is is a new general cartel the new generation cartel is a cartel that was used to be called Lowe's and Lapis Edna's it was basically an armed enforcing group that Tina Lockhart Old Maid to go after their main Rivals this at those which were originally members of special Mexican special forces that said you know what we're going to be cartel guys so they whole sordid history was formed formed cuz I'm right and their whole kind of play was that we're going to be against extortion against abducting people against affecting the community we can enforce the law in our communities but we're also going to drive through here right but that yeah that's kind of their thing so you see this group started kind of growing in the region and right now it's pretty big it's why I wasn't feeling well cocktails for his power and and and reach but the way they do their things as militarized is very militaristic and kind of paramilitary kind of reminds me a little bit about of the like the the farc groups in Colombia hearts and minds they go into the communities that community policing in the area that you originally said you know where where the government wants to find drugs here in the region we agree with their fight but we are also going to fight against these guys that are affecting Community as well and they have like groups of people they have they have training camps don't know if mail is heuristic training camps where they recruit people take him there and they're being trained and then guerrilla warfare when shooting and apparently there's some SF guys from the US that buys them so that's it that's the next India vs collation of simple ragtag group of cartel guys enforcing region to an actual cohesive paramilitary group now find it by 4 control not just the lip of the drug routes but also the populist and confidence about his ass in them so we could turn to let it go at some point it just seems like it's the Genie's out of the bottle is it I mean it is I mean it isn't a lot of ways and going after it just as a Drug Enforcement issue is not know it's so much bigger than that cultural economic some of these kids cartel Soldier kids are 12 years old polygons and now they don't have not they don't have option to know life isn't it sad or nothing bro it's either awesome life or short awesome life poverty short awesome life extreme poverty so that's one component to it another component is systemic corruption as a society from who knows when you know it's always been a thing in Mexico people that grew up down there to get stopped at a red light and you're like can I pay the fine here you know people that are be aware this show me a picture of the paperwork you fly that thing in there I know that's you that's part of the culture that's affecting a lot of things as well know people don't pay attention to the small rules so the big rules don't matter and just being next to the largest drug Market on the planet you know and having money Firearms rounds going down and Fentanyl that is it being fabricated Mexico now and some of the Chinese fentanyl making its way through US Cutter feeling the voids that some of the the drug Marquis has right now so they're making fentanyl laced fake fentanyl laced pills they're going to be there being towed into us and Fentanyl fentanyl laced heroin so that's why they're going towards now he's that's why you see this epidemic up here and a lot of things are additionally kind of focused on pot before it was legalized in a lot of reading is up here now is Parowan Federal so it's actually kind of accelerated the production of the harmful and dangerous drugs in some ways yes I mean they had to find another you know it was it went pot meth and Fentanyl laced heroin or fentanyl laced pills in the problem with the idea of legalization is that if you try to be the person who says Hey folks we need to legalize drugs here in America because we've got this problem with the cartel politically that suicide even though it's probably right it is I think it is I think it is very right it's one of those things that's so counter-intuitive that most people are going to go you're crazy going to make my kid hooked on drugs while say that site I was fighting the drug where I literally a drug war veteran and if I had a white flag I would hand it over to you you know it's like it's a useless fight I got to destroy pot feels realistically thinking about all the Akron OH the blood I'm like how to grow back when it is now it is it is a fruitless fight fentanyl heroin may be different drugs fentanyl particulars but a lot of that Fenton was coming from China or setting up Laboratories in Mexico so till it's the Chinese u.s. problem as well God damn what can be done other than the legalization what can be done mean how does unless the United States literally goes to war with the Mexican cartels and you made a face talk about that I mean I'd say designation is going to happen is going to happen I mean again we just saw the murderer the massacre of Mexican dual citizenship people kids women it's not uncommon for that to happen to Mexican Nationals it's pretty uncommon for that to happen to America Nationals down there and that woke up woke up a bunch of people you know and now he's another recent murder of another American National no kid with his parents down there help people will say don't go down in Mexico some of these people you know live down there have family down there have to be down there people have to wake up on this side to realize his problem is not going to get any better this problem is not just a Mexican problem with the u.s. Mexican problem and you know you'll get to a point where it's going to be I think in my life there's going to be some sort of aren't intimate intervention in Mexico at some point really so you anticipate almost like in a Civil War I think something's going to happen in Mexico is going to why's it so much that the US won't have another option but to put boots on the ground probably that's I think that's that's where we're headed the problem and again another problem is that the government is part of the problem so you can go down there and negotiate with this government but six years later going to be another government and you got to renegotiate with them and also use you Palm grease yeah and then you put all your faith in the military and the military gets compromised faith in you in the Mexican Marines and then they get compromised and I will be who you have so it's a stomach don't tell that to Trump excuse we can't count on that we're going in


    There's Only One Gun Store in Mexico?
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    reading this book about Kit Carson and the old west and when the United States conquered parts of California and and took over parts of California and in the west from Mexico and it was crazy back then and there they were talking about the other chaos in The Mexican government in the Mexican military back then the 18th you have to go through War college and there's different ways to go about it but there's a lot of hereditary stuff going on already Terry like hey my dad was General okay on the Army down there has a monopoly over selling guns only one gun store in all of Mexico and it's run by them the army interpreter of firearm if you live in the Yucatan Mexico City to get a gun which makes which basically makes the only options buying a gun on the black market or or flying over there and spending all his money so there's a now it's a class so lonely only people that can afford the plane ticket and to do as a process are the ones that can have guns so it took that's class you know class is involved in there as well what kind of beehive with guns vs United States Second Amendment is it self-defense but a lot of amendments and a lot of corrupt governments and there's a team and maybe not a good idea to have this year so progressively become more and more strict certain rounds aren't allowed certain calibers aren't allowed and plainly the sale of firearms in all of Mexico is just relegated to a single gun store in Mexico City so you can't carry them without without a permit and to get a permit you have to know somebody who knows the Presidente or general something what about all those gentlemen we saw that video just walking in front of those government agents with with guns why didn't they arrest them they should have they should have just like there's a wild guy old older gentleman son try to get abducted something like that he had this old Mauser rifle and he shot dead one of the guys I was chasing him just running with him he was arrested for the the the firearm possession it and the house or is what Lee Harvey Oswald supposedly used on JFK that's an old ass gun while there's a lot of weird or just a weird exotic firearms down there a lot of people called Mexico the USS garage and likely like garages you just find weird stuff down there from the Old World War II pistols and explosives to new stuff like there's a friend of mine that works with the government down there told me that they found a bunch of parts for a minigun in a can a house somewhere down there what's a minigun it's basically a remember that remember that. Terminator 2 Terminator 2


    Ed Calderon on Mexican Psychedelic Rituals
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    but that there's there's a few people like way back when I first started how things were pretty relaxed when I got in and we would get urine tested for cocaine and whatever but some people would go to Oaxaca and go on mushroom trips like some of the better in guys that would go through whatever there's a there's a place in Oaxaca and in Veracruz where they go up into the hills and get some of those that they call him the nadas which is like basically going to midnight and they would smoke shrooms and take them I never come back family fix someone that was like the story it was pretty good for them to work things out with John Hopkins is there doing studies on psilocybin and there's been studies done psilocybin with troops with PTSD and that they they've found out that it does help them MDMA is another one that map's is doing all these studies with MDMA and troops coming back with PTSD I mean a lot of that stuff has been around for a long time now they're like members of The Doors went down there to Selena magazine article from the 1950s that was one of the first really mainstream to find who wrote that is life article in the 50s I'm trying to remember the guys name Wasserman Wasserman I feel like it's Wasserman who was one of the very first guys to sort of mainstream psilocybin mushrooms and it was because Mexican tribal cultures Maria Sabina was like the end of the figurehead of that movement she was a lady that would do these mushroom trips up there for people that would come up in the hillside with her she would take her own Gordon Wasson Gordon Wasson Davina left a hole Legacy of that in Mexico and she had a lot of people that learn from her and a lot of these people are all over Mexico doing no healing and spiritual work has some you have some Freedom like my friend Ed Ed clay he had a ibogaine retreat down there where people would go to get off of pills cuz it's one of the is one of the best ways to get off of particular opiates that there's no there's no enforcement is hard in the country like Mexico so you're not going to have people trying to go inspect things and Reilly's part so that's why there's a lot of places like that you still to this day you can go to place where Hawkeye work technically that's illegal but they go on the hillsides kind of like decriminalize a lot of different things down there for personal use so the quantities now matter more than they used to do something get caught with a certain quantity of something and that means you're selling it as some of those how many grams of mushrooms can you have but everybody has a different opinion on what I mean I remember the first time I saw like a box a box of them in one of these and later on I figured out what they were and you know that there are thing everything in Mexico there's a big thing in Mexico become a big thing Yeah Yeahs down there as a as a doorway element like there's a isn't Rachel where they do it where they bury you alive in the shallow grave with a bell on it and they give you a bunch of mushroom so you can think about things in there and if you forgot your ring that Bell and God how you breathe basically fine but it's it's like part of the debt called down there they do that to combination wonderful into it but it's it's the mushrooms like they take mushrooms is a bunch of weird stuff I go down there as far as the use of psychotropics like mushrooms and other is a bunch of weird stuff I go down there as far as the other than the use of psychotropics like mushrooms and other things to put people in that mindset of down accepting a very specific day of your truth out there


    The Future Will Bring Mexico and the USA Together
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    are you hopeful as well work out okay when you mean this okay like we're all talking about become better a better situation the future or is it going to get more and more crazy is the United States going to become like Mexico as I got a global scale weight where we're going to need each other before before you know before too long and I hope you guys going to New Mexico and Mexico sending me you was going to be some sort of we're going to have to come together probably give me like a global war yes we're going to bring jobs back and on this whole thing it's a lot of factories American factories and businesses moved out of Mexico standing 43 dimensional chess you know there's a lot of moving pieces and then end people can say whatever they want about the United States American companies in Mexico are pretty good companies and they're pretty good with their workers and their their Graphics are pretty good lot better than China lot better than China you know and it's a it's a different it's a different game and it's you see DVDs influences go into Mexico because they realize in Mexico is valuable place for them to have influence in front of American culture everybody wants all these manufacturers Ford Mercedes they're all coming out electric cars Porsches going to let your car now I mean that's a big deal and that's right next door all right so I think it again I think as a second largest consumer of American Products in the world is Mexico second largest so economies are intertwined they have a lot of America's living down there is a lot of Blood Ties to within the country of course Americans don't want America to be Mexico and of course a lot of Mexicans want Mexico to be more like America the opportunities and in making Mexico a better place yeah I need to make some make Mexico great again shirts and yeah I'm get to get in fights at the airport is Canada where you know like Canada is f****** wonderful you go over there this amazing cities it's it's great it's safe it's clean if we can make Mexico like that then we have you know it would be better for everybody including Mexico including United States everybody post 911 at the border you could see how businesses started failing in San Diego because it became harder to cross the border so interested there's their symbiotic relationship racism some of the dumbest racism in all of the United States but particularly for California and so stupid I got to see how I can place it like Fallbrook California where the capital of the world cutting down all the avocado trees because there's a drought and there's nobody to pick him no one to pick up people coming up and it's harder to maintain like don't keep they hired illegals and there's holyshit to organize start working on border control like I'm one of those people that believe in borders but I also believe if you are a hard-working person who wants to do better you should have an opportunity in that and I don't think a lot of people particularly poor people that aren't very well-educated there's not an opportunity there's no reason for them to be over the applied for United States citizenship well there's will why you want to come here why I want to come before opportunity what do you have to offer you know I'm a hard worker who has a lot of hard workers me that's really the attitude yeah you know I think we all just got me me I got lucky I got lucky my grandparents came here that got lucky that's all it is just luck and to deny that into deny these other people this opportunity this just got to be a way to filter out bad people media technology fat people better yeah I went through a bunch of questioning okay my background and got a lot of questions for what I usually do right I got to look and it's fine he didn't do anything wrong so like I'm here is fine but you know there's a lot of people like the Luna Luna was here on a green card and he got nabbed when he went to process his full citizenship so he was here for a long time you should just stuck with a green card I would have kept quiet for a later that's why he's in jail right he lied to him to an immigration agent and that's one of the charges he has on a wow so it's pretty interesting that people like him have been a long time of your things like open Secrets in and yeah I mean again not all not all Mexicans Good Guys in 09 people come up here I got some of the people that that I've met out here that are kind of on the same boat as I am at fresh in the country you know doing manual labor construction working Kentucky I met a bunch of guys that were working on the Kentucky Derby or the horse stalls around them all Mexicans get smell of me other party is the good food is usually he could smell you know where they are doing manual labor construction working at Kentucky I met a bunch of guys that were working on the Kentucky Derby or the horse stalls around them all Mexicans get smell of Mila tortillas the good food is usually he can smell you know where they are


    Chinese Mining Companies Are Partnering With Mexican Cartels
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    when you first started working on the Mexican Government with this they wasn't like it is now it was so I went to work for state government down in Mexico in Baja specifically and this was 2000 for like right before the start of the official start of the kickoff of the drug war as as as a coffee cake but there was that the official start was one Felipe Calderon came into office that you know what gloves off going to go after they organized crime right we going to send the military into into this onto the streets and they're going to head up spearhead operations against the cartels but before that things were happening still Sinaloa cartel the swelling and there was a rift between the Sinaloa cartel in Tijuana cartel and fragmentation cartel heads were being killed one Kartel tempted to three all this fragmentation and then they basically militarize the War on Drugs with Calderon came in mail try the War on Drugs immediately you start seeing that drug drug enforcement efforts were being put towards a single or a group of cartel groups but not the month but not the major one like Sinaloa cartel to start seeing how they were basically taking sides they're breaking up the competition that's what gather from the making it look like progress and also El Chapo has been built up until this mythical figure like he was the head of the Sinaloa cartel is a main guy that's not true at all he was an operator for the Sinaloa cartel but not the main operator you know there's different see reason and NN about who is actually who's actually in charge of the brain is behind the whole operation when you say Sinaloa cartel it's not one group it several the Federation of several criminal groups surprises uniting and working in conjunction to put drugs into the into the United States or one of the things I do is put a lot of things but that's one of the things they do so certain people there's a lot of people out there that which is El Chapo's Compadre who still out there is the actual head of the Sinaloa cartel has been since the start that you see how some of these people become celebrities and as soon as somebody becomes a celebrity like El Chapo Hulu few times in order you know pretty interesting situations that situation now the government has a celebrity that can go after they can point that gun so that you saw a lot of that around him as far as him being the head of whatever group or operation was but at the same time you start seeing you know the DEA and the US government can decorating and putting all these Awards on a guy like Luna who was the guy that got arrested recently it was head of security down to Mexico and all the sudden he's now he's not yelling he was recognized by the US government is being a player for the good guys and now he's arrested please start seeing all these different interests different political political kind of movement around the drug war and what that turn into and you know what you don't know what to think right each us Administration has changed the way they do things when it comes to the drug war and also benefits certain groups down there so you know who knows realistic Rock 2002-2003 somewhere around that time and there was no concern as a different time 17 years ago that's so recent in terms of like human history yeah that a region changes so radically so quickly while it's it's it's there's a lot of things happening you know there's a lot of interest in China has a lot of interest in Mexico and you go back and you see something like they cook the whole group do in the Michoacan are you fighting back against the cartels the the whole it was like series like a documentary on them the the out to the fence as they would they would call basically like Vigilantes ribs and then you later on you realize that they were all fighting for basically protecting or Kink or working around security for illegal Chinese or Meijer mining in the area yeah it was all about the Chinese or mining iron ore mining illegal Chinese or my children Chinese or minors they just made a deal and then we can get it on it so let's are all these guys and protecting our communities but they were not all of them but there was a lot of shady stuff going on the region and when it comes to that now you see things like that stuff is going on in Sonora and there's a lot of lithium there that's pretty valuable thing you know Nora is a place that a lot Hunter's go yeah Sonora has he's big hunting ranches and it's like it's famous for giant mule deer yeah yeah yeah I've been up out there hunting myself and it's a it's a beautiful but the beautiful are part of Mexico but that seems like a sketchy spot to venturing into it's perfect because it's because a rule so there's nobody around down there so little hunting I mean that my recommendation is sap out of don't don't take it down there to f****** you go and we do have the largest population of American citizens living outside of the country in Mexico for some reason freedom but but there's there's a I get the I get to draw you know what some of these communities down there pretty safe but some aren't you know if they're safe until they're not safe and safe until they until they all the sudden you're in the middle of a someplace I just going to be the speed at which I think is something along the lines of what happened to some of these Mormon communities down there you know you're on you're you're in the middle of your community and your movements are in the middle of our until they all the sudden you're in the middle of a someplace I was going to be the speed at which I think is something along the lines of what happened to some of these Mormon communities down there now you're on your you're in the middle of your community and your movements are in the middle of our route can you please get out of the way


    Ed Calderon on Life in Mexico Versus America
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    I started my immigration process when he got elected oh no it's it's it's been a trip how does that work like if you are Mexican born citizen and you want to become a United States citizen and obviously it's very difficult it so married to an American have an American kid that's how I went through the process myself and you know I got a green card the the thing is when he got elected everybody said you know what maybe our time to get a green card going to get be less and less so let's all try and get one so what would take normally six months to two years oh wow so those two year to can't leave the country so if you what happens to people that are illegal that's what's f***** up about it right so there's people that came over here illegally 20-30 years ago and they've done no crimes they've been an integral part of society they've had great live they can't pay taxes they can't vote they have to live under cover their stupid they're there and they do provide and they pay taxes to other but they're not paying taxes but if you made them citizens you would make money illegals and they will be here until they die it legally and we know they're here like how about work with what you've got lucky Verde do you do when your best to stop the Border traffic great fantastic but listen lose forget about the past these people are here they're here and they're part of our community like how you how you going to deny them citizenship to the day they die and they're still here legal immigration through is hard enough it's it was a hard process it's it's it's it's a difficult process and you speak fluent English yes that's another thing people in the line with me you know that did not speak a lick of English but they were from a country that had a quota I have friends from Canada that come over here and try to come sit as soon as I stop f****** grind don't get me wrong I love this country I bet I'm new here and I like what I see I don't like where it's going in some places what don't you like I don't like I mean I left my country because I couldn't defend myself from the bad people out there who the Second Amendment second and then it's a beautiful thing you have no idea how beautiful that Stella you don't have an option to have it that's one thing I like to eat opportunities this country provides I've had a lot of opportunity I would never get anywhere else I like to you got you work and work you the work input in matters here I like I like how was segmented indifferently to go to Tennessee and you meet people out there and they're great people you know there's some real people have preconceived notions of what some of the countries are but I've loved it and then you go to California and you meet people we're on the same boat as I was and their forgot completely when Mexico is and they're completely American eyes and they're completely against you as a new person here and 3rd Generation Mexicans the worst enemy of a Mexican is another Mexican That's a classic. can being on your show the first time was from Latinos is specifically Mexican Latino what was the negativity protested the Caravans going through Tijuana and wrecking their city that was beauty isn't that extreme to the right or conservative Viewpoint that apparently you have a fact yeah you got to talk about it when you're not set you did make a value judgment saying that those people coming through or protested by Mexicans need to go back to wherever f****** rice Patty they come from you didn't say any of that this is what I saw when I went and talked about it for a while when I was happening Byron Caravan goes through obviously a lot of those guys were gang members a lot of them or not all of them a lot of the more covering tattoos is pretty hot out wearing all the goodies cameras came by the females of the children won't be in putting front parade in front of medium to anybody was there you could see the circus is going on and then a lot of a lot of the camp and catmints they would they would be no later than comments with Needle on the outside one of them was next to a school that got to be closed down a niece of mine had a kid in there and the school had to be closed down because it was next one is in Captain it would protest and close down Lanes those people that live in TJ some of them are Americans and the commute so that's their livelihood people that work on terrorism and TJ white with hood went down so the fact that these people came and disrupted all that whole thing and then you would see these a Californian hippie American guys come down there and do puppet shows for these people and hand over a donation to the phone with canned food blankets and stuff like that and then you would see these guys go to the back door and saw that stuff in the back and just get money for whatever they were going to use the money for it we would like view online because I started posting some of the stuff online for people this is what's happening and that was like no no no you going against the narrative narrative the narrative in the people that are talking about you go and gets a narrative really no idea they don't care about the truth that's what's crazy the absolute that's it I'm like so simple I can't even vote up here yet you don't have to be a full citizen to go out so that it doesn't even factor in the goddamn it's so crazy what else about the youth in America like I have I have a weird mental comparison of seeing my nephew's down there playing soccer going out and getting the trouble going to the cockfights which is probably pretty dangerous but they go to Cock fights off of that and I'll see kids up here on their tablet you know playing games video games getting offended by something you know down there you can still punch somebody in the face if they get into your face in school I'll be allowed to do that dismiss you was probably going to get out of school or something and you see this weird specification of American children safe spaces say that that's Politically Incorrect I saw the California gun laws change like I got to see the weird California compliant rifles come to the range and you have to push a button to release the magazine and make it more difficult to reload yeah so strange if if if if yeah the idea that you just can't handicap law-abiding citizen citizens and that's going to somehow or another save lives in mass shootings and here's the other thing about you and I'm waiting for this to happen but it's just not happening there never addressing people using psychotropic drugs they're not if they don't address that although School shooters all those Mass Shooters are all on drugs they're on some kind of Psych drugs and there is no mention of it whatsoever like what what is I actually think it's all about the guns and the guns are a huge issue mean the fact that these people who are f***** up and yeah they that they have access and they can get access to these guns and they can wind up shooting people yes that is one issue Securities another issue there's another issue and that's mental health in this that. Tumi's the biggest one because without the mental health issue you don't get Mass shooters Mexico cartel guys going to a town shoot up a bunch of people and it's pretty horrible but on the Mexican side we only had one school shooting that like a notable one and it was mentally okay Google's being prescribed to children in Mexico is it similar not at all. I mean we were so behind and some and some incense as far as you know I don't know about PTSD so I came up here or TBI like I had like what you're describing that you're feeling sounds like TV I really yeah you should get yourself checked out and then you go down there like I think would happen and people look at you now and it's just a few days off take a few shots of tequila fine it back at it well that's the old school mentality World War New Mexico looks like snot snot at anywhere as far as medicating it kids being diagnosed with things like office with autism is a thing that I only recently kind of heard about 15 years ago in Mexico in Mexico and what about anti-psychotic drugs and always different drugs that you're seeing that these a lot of the School shooters were taking in Mexico is not a thing you know people think that it's pretty primitive in Mexico I can get any drug if you pay somebody off Eastside psychiatric level they're they're not they're not available down there were people that you can go to the new like what do you want this is not available so it's not a part of the culture now it's such a huge part of the culture that people want people are constantly wanted to take something to take the edge off or take something so they can feel better take something to you know to just to just to alter their state and the doctor prescribed to them constantly wanted to take something to take the edge off or take something so they can feel better take something to you know to just a disa alter their state and the doctor prescribed to them and then the pharmaceutical drug companies or just raking in the cash from it so it just becomes a part of reality


    Michael Malice Thinks Forced Diversity Will Be Embarrassing in Retrospect | Joe Rogan
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    complaining about Will Smith Will Smith being the genie for some reason has complain about everything although I do have to tell you I want to see Frozen the musical cuz I have daughter first of all it was wonderful Productions excellents really good I mean I actually enjoyed the the music was very good however it's about people that live in the Arctic or they did live in Nordic country right right there all these blind people wipe well the dads black in the in the musical and the moms Chinese okay and then the dad black in the moms Chinese which is great they're great actor cigars why do they have kids for carrying the kid one of the kids is Chinese and one of the kids as white in the kids grow up and they're both White I am a girl I don't know if she was a young Asian girl that she may be became a white girl did she make pee pee in your Coke that's how you know she was great at her job I mean she had Perfect singing and everything was beautiful to predict that they were very talented but they're requiring you to make this leap like now you have to know that this is now a different ethnicity is a different person pretend does the same person like in most movies where you have someone plays a young version of the guy it looks like the guy it's not like you have a young Chinese guy who becomes Clint Eastwood you like hey what are you doing here like what are we making young Clint Eastwood he's supposed to look like he could be right young Clint Eastwood they were there was a video game that takes place in middle age is very possibly maybe you guys know the name of the blanking on it and they were they were black people there because everyone on Twitter and Facebook still thinks they're in the sixties and this is their personal march on Selma and they're fighting against segregation like this isn't segregation in history if you want to watch make a movie about Egypt right you should use people that look or through Egyptian yes if you decide you're going to just have only white people from Norway play Egyptian people going to want to kick your ass and that's kind of the same thing you're f****** with reality nothing with frozen but it was a movie for any historical depiction a thing where you like depicting an actual time and if you want to have like like the wild west when do movie about the wild west you have to have European settlers give do some African slaves there and you have to have a lot of lot of Native Americans you can't just decide we're going to do a film about the wild west but everyone's black all black crew all black writers black power going to make it happen if you can't if you did that movie people are there slaves yes black people have slaves yes my favorite comic book series of all time was Legion of super-heroes right and I just takes place in the 13th century and I was just 30 Century thousand years from now it's just they're just keep rebooting it number two just came out and I was looking at the cover you have chameleon boy who's orange with any Brainiac 5 was green and a living computer Shadow lass is blue but they had to make Lightning Lad black for some reason now it's just like these are 4T diapers some of them don't even have a body but they have to change the race just to it it's just really kind of a I guess the thing you do any stay woke but in retrospect it's going to be embarrassing cuz you not know about staying with my I'm very familiar you stay woke at all I never sleep do you ever think about like trying to be like a little more woke and people like it better everything pride of America this sounds like it's such a strange time man but it's always a strange time I didn't know it makes it good is that this can be called out and discussed and be like look this isn't about race or races and why is it important to you that this Chinese girl in Frozen grows up to become white look just like it was a very good music enjoy more because I saw the Brokenness upper Buckeye saw they did some work Shadows like I see what you're doing not to say that the Asian lady wasn't fantastic as a mom she was there the black guy's a dad he was amazing but you want me to believe that a block I made it with an Asian lady they made two blond kids one of them started out Asian and then became European later we don't know if that we don't know that he was their dad you know she's hauling around know she's not around because if she is she's holding her out with a goddamn chameleon to the child morphs as it gets older about A different race of the same person the same character that but the point is it's still not going to happen to a black guy in a Chinese person I can have a white kid so maybe the Chinese lady had sex with a white guy people think Corporate America is very conservative but they're the first ones to be pushing the stuff out of the Rosen Times Square New York pride month rainbow Flags everywhere and I said only Corporate America can make starting perversion look boring and I said only Corporate America can make sodomy in perversion look boring


    Michael Malice - Jake The Snake's Story of Abuse Helped My Friend | Joe Rogan
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    remember when they had that 11 year old drag queen The Desmond is amazing and dancing around like it was some this what a what a great thing what a great thing was living his truth is so brave I imagine if there's a 12 year old that was just sworn to be a hoe like I am a hoe I'm just going to wear fishnets right and high heels and I'm going to stick my ass out of a dancer powder around a lot of money makeup on how different is that while he's also on the Spectrum I think I'm 99% sure so the Ennis photos him with naked drag queens by with chachki and it's just like look this is something for well here's the question to do you think guys hooked up with him know if not I'll let you want to talk about this because this is a rabbit hole that I've been on recently kids getting f***** because I had a friend in October who sat me down and he's like look I was raped as a kid for a long time and he only realized cuz of the show because he was watching when Jake The Snake was on the show my friend Matt and Jake was saying he's like all the s*** this is me and this really f***** him up for a while and if he's talking to me and he goes I can't even be mad because it was another older kid and I know he was getting it worse than me and the thing that's really f*****-up is he to know how is going to react right so used to be mommy's sleepy no mommy was a drunk right and until Betty Ford the first lady came out as an alcoholic now people like to view someone's doesn't my mom's an alcoholic you like all that sucks but the right if someone's if Daddy had a temper no Daddy was abusive but we know what to do with that information and when I started talking about us on Twitter and elsewhere that this is really common and because all of us do not think of kids in this way we want to think about it so sick they're the ones who have to deal with this nightmare and it's really really ever want to talk to know someone and I told another fun when he's like yeah my sister I just found out was being molested by her grandfather whole life and then it's like she's the one who's acting out and was yelling at her for acting out so Joe II name one of the things I want to talk about is this is something that has to change these people can't be the ones who have to worry that if they tell me your friend that we're going to look at them like all your free gotten what to do with this cuz they're the ones who are suffering for a very long time and I think that keeps people from speaking out cuz the fear of being I did it almost rather keep it to themselves and not other people know that they've been molested they don't want to for you to be uncomfortable around them and there was a girl in my high school she told another girl that her brother been raping her for years and she went to Mom and Mom says you know he's talking about that can't happen but this happens all the time and we don't have the space to discuss it so I've just been kind of talking about this a lot more encouraging people to talk about this a lot more because it's really really a lot of people are suffering because of this and what do you do here's the big question something like that what do you do to help the person who's been molested and what you do what you do to the person who molest someone while I the person who did it I have it I don't know but I think what happens is just like with gay rights right the more people who come out and talk about it the more easy it is for someone to call someone else if you like this happen to me you know what I'm going through let's have this conversation have you seen this very strange Trend that's rare but common enough and actually predicted where people are talking about people that are pedophiles that it's some sort of a sexual inclination that we should have sympathy for them because it's no. It's nothing to ask for it's no different than being born gay or being it is just a thing where you're born in a way that is there any science to back that up at all I would perfectly happy to believe that people can be born at this inclination I don't care if I'm bored I want to murder people will I better figure out how to deal with this and I think that's a complete in many ways red herring if it's something that they can't change that doesn't that makes it worse that means you have no reason to even there like any better you're going to be what were the resources are so they're going to be disproportionate in those fields where you are interacting with your targets so that's what makes it so sick it's not like you have these ideas okay fine you can have whatever it is you want you were laying those background work you know what to pray on these kids and you know what you're doing it's on again I don't know what to do with this information but I do know that this is really really bad and you know people talk about this is the truest form of being a v in the sickest part about it to me is how many of these kids go on to molest other kids yeah it's it's like a like a disease like they're caught a disease I told Matt that he there's two ways right they go on I told Matt you should consider reaching out to this guy and tell him you forgive him because he's like because it's possible that you're like 10 or 11 you're doing this you grow up and you realize what you've done and what this means and I don't know how you can live with yourself while we have to hope and assume that it ended with that but he didn't continue doing it as we get older and right with the same age child and then you think and what happened talk with divorce cuz it's shameful I didn't understand what they were saying but whatever and I was like oh that's just crazy uncle Nick keeping away from the kids is like that's not a thing Uncle Nick you were talking just a bunch of people that really cared about each other we're good friends I think we should kill pedophiles should be like f*** yeah but most people say yes but in public and public discourse I sang to kill pedophiles like okay because a problem sometimes people get accused of being pedophiles they're not like remember that that there was a daycare school and these kids are actually being coached into saying all because these kids have made stuff up another people would like coached him into making more stuff off and then everything got crazier and crazier what was the name of that it was it was a very famous case with them and they made a documentary about it because it shows almost like there's a mass hysteria that can go on especially talking about something that's a particularly heinous right like the abduction and or the rape of children rather because we're also scared of that being real that will pay attention as much as possible so they have these new stories they have all these different things that are attached to this and then probing to keep asking question and then it accelerating growth and cuz it's a focal point of attention but people start lying but we're also so scared so we don't want to think it could be true and we don't want to think either one tried true write someone would molest kids or the kids would be coached in the lion but I must have a more horrible I'm much more concerned with people who are dealing with this and how they can get that so I think that yes I just have a friend and Anakin everyone I've talked to know someone one degree of separation and I'm just saying for the people who had gone through this just like not listening to the show died this way I told him my experience with people come to univ on Broadway don't tell them what you think they want to hear beat as a vulnerable to return so I said to him I don't matter I don't care I don't think of you any differently I don't think you're damaged I don't think you're free I think it's awful I can't relate to this at all I know you're glad I can't relate to this at all return so I said to him I don't matter I don't care I don't think of you any differently I don't think you're damaged I don't think you're a freak I think it's awful I can't relate to this at all I know you're glad I can't relate to this at all and I think it's great that you want me to kind of talk about this that stop someone from blowing your brains out


    Joe Rogan - Steven Crowder Infiltrated Antifa
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    that one video of that one to you went undercover with antifa and was disturbing to me because first of all you look like you slide right in like a glove buddy likes just stolen his clothes because it was almost identical so many things about slender people there's something there right like what is it about slender people that are almost always left-wing weakness you think so sorry I fell by their posture and the body size the guy walks in your body says it's probably a friendly now I get made every time I go out after eating Vermont kind of games I mean I was a throwaway this one took months of planning is reg to especially to infiltrating the back end of antifa pedophile he's currently out of wasn't a practicing pedophile right then like what that was like those articles salon.com I'm not a monster to deal with us Village we shoot you we can't take that risk Message Board is is pseudonyms his his usernames and coded language about grooming dreaming with your Groom & Chaos Online article on it and then Salon release another article where he responded and didn't cause up on it was like my week in the right-wing hate sphere and the red on Salon like we're the bad guys because we found out that you're grooming children Chowan school with an active pedophile let's move on now we're not going to do it there's no more convincing to be done here to read was only 5 in reg was one infiltrated allow the antifa groups you know he's either that's not his real name but he has so many guys just brilliant so he been doing research on the backend upon request and was so good so we all this research we knew who these people were we kind of knew what they were planning with Ben Shapiro going into Utah as a matter of fact we were going to go to Berkeley right before that but then last minute we found out that they were let me know where they need we were on their cryptic apps where they would text you so these apps that you would download like I don't know if we're allowed to say that the FBI you how do you make contact with these people we were part of their Facebook ripping so we found out where they wanted to meet when when where and we showed the campus and I walk in as Jason and above person do to the organization they will be involved flughand Rebecca could have been on the radar now where is she gives me the cryptic messaging app because there's a wedding band in the air with his wedding band iPhone 7 and is brought on the side gives me the app and says we'll see you tomorrow so I say okay see you then it gives me a communication to do roll call we've got Jason in the group Firebird take a photo of your screen issues a physical camera didn't seem to work out this kink in the plans we go back to the hotel and get ready for the next day and show up on campus were there supposed to to to meet up and get together and they were openly gay they were they were offering to give you a gun not a first first just handed you a prison shank and told you had a sawed-off shotgun you can't go back in there so once he was in it weird to Raynham back there's a little little couple times thomahawk show up sharp pointy and blues like a school that screwdriver to AK is coming okay so here it is okay so what they're doing is first of all that person ever stabbed anybody in a f****** life right so these are dorks and what they're doing is they're deciding now they're going to take action and they're going to enlist the aid of a bunch of other people did you think at that point in time but maybe these people are looking for suckers that are willing to do fuckedupshit for them Knoxville Library sweetheart there honey bee being unemployed I can just show up on time anywhere I want and there is a silver lining I guess eating all black rattles everything in it just looks like a really sad Social Club so I can get there sit down for a bit in like 3 minutes in you start telling me these are passing me stuff telling me that everything you just saw and I'm thinking oh my Lord this is not I need to get out I need to get out I need to get out shut off my phone taking pictures I don't understand I sit in there and I just left I think who's on my podcast to put together weeks later after we had acknowledged it but he put together small little brief Montage of our video that took place on August little profile event for ABC a local Fox or something me do Instagram videos with five funeral following is Isabelle heart go up on a string what is widest possible at a rhyme going down the street with her protest wig with bangs two weeks after and if the the undercurrent of accepted the fact that there's a lot of bottoms meetups in Washington Herald or something into the gloss blocks like this is not it's not a wise group this is not this is not a smartly organized futile of you know some crazy power structure this is chaos avanty that's the saddest f****** faction that they had them at * after jail was texting you remember that night back oh my god did she know cuz I texted a picture because I texted picture me sitting next to Shapiro full get up flipping them the bird he texted them a picture in the encryption app block on YouTube so she gets arrested for tasing somebody handgun and because they were already on their radar organized rooster extended organized as the Berkeley faction or is any other faction that's that's cause trouble who knows but to some level they are and then that's that's what I feel exhausted to can help them if you're trying to suppress people that hardcore and it's just a guy was talking and that guy turns out to be Ben Shapiro and you're calling him a Nazi like do you see those dangerous in his head do you see those dangerous on his head are you out of your mind you're so far gone that you like with every single one of these things it diminishes The credibility of this this whole movement


    Joe Rogan asks TJ Kirk about the controversy from his podcast with Milo Yiannopoulos
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    so your podcast yeah was the big podcast that kind of sunk Milo kind of a combination it was me watching him on your show that let us to ask about that cuz I saw him on your show and he was like God at the time cuz I remember at the time he was on our show I told Paul one of my co-host like Paul this guy ain't no lightweight and he's got a huge Army A6 dance right now if you get the debate with him if you lose your total b**** if you tie you lose if you win by a little you lose the only way you can actually beat him with his army of sycophantic this time is if you just demolish him so don't even try you were concerned about this like this is like something you planned out in advance no I mean I wasn't really it wasn't a plan I just wanted to bring it up cuz I saw him on your show saying and I'm like that's very strange coming from sure cuz I knew that he had had experiences like sexual experiences when he was younger a 13 year old boy no matter how flamboyantly gay or sexually aggressive you know jumping the priest bones or something you know sort of gives you a better understanding of how this guy came to be who he is today and why he's so relishes his role of being the contrarian and being this this sort of very difficult to pigeonhole game and who's very conservative but yet believes in man Boy Love in the sub if you go back and you read old articles that he wrote for Publications that he worked for in the past there was a lot of stuff like we're going to take on bullying on Twitter and you know we need to make a safe space for people on online this is Milo and now he's like the biggest troll last time I was on your show when you told me you can't put the seed in my brain like it's kind of like fake and the more I looked into it the more I have to question whether or not that s*** with the priest even happens to begin with because I just don't I don't know I don't really trust this s*** that comes out of his mouth in terms of like face value lot of times when Milo tries to make a point he doesn't necessarily make it by directly saying it he tries to make it through like performance art on Bill Maher and and you know he's he's he's doing this whole flamboyant gay conservative thing because he wants the the liberal Bill Maher audience to be like boo boo look what Hypocrites they obviously I'm not gay people Milo Scandal broke would like I took him down it was me he was you saying yeah and it's a lot of very calculated stuff blob and get people active and get people to talk about him and that's the reason why he does this tour oncologist Amy Wilds why not do it in the Lion's Den if you want to get the Roars when he's doing it like where he feels like this problem is the greatest club downtown what's really insane is that was of the mayor of San Francisco there was a plotting the protoss like hey f******* there was $100,000 worth of property damage people throwing chairs or Starbucks windows and lighting cop cars on fire at least this ain't good there's been articles on like I almost made a video about this article on The Huffington Post actually it was basically like violence is as valid a reaction to Trump is anything that's like wow you're literally just advocating for violence and you think you're so enlightened yeah it's completely foolish it's like it goes and when things aren't going the way it goes against everything they've stood for before what about kindness what about compassion what about treating people with love what about facts that's okay with her and power and power but when someone else like it all kind of goes both ways. on your way it goes against everything they've stood for before what about kindness what about compassion what about treating people with love what about facts but that's okay with her and power and power but when someone else is in power that they don't like it all kind of goes both ways.


    How Michael Malice Uses Twitter for Psychological Warfare
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    this is such a cool thing so all the car companies pain all the car companies used to use spray paint like manually for the train cars right so over the years you have layers of this paint and it became basically artificial mineral so when you take a cross-section it looks like here next year it's red the next year screen over time to paint and cute accumulates and you can use that cross-section to make really cool things I think that's really cool yeah I never heard of that before and so one more time they're taking it out of like a solar plant or Corvette whatever have one of Corvette 1/4 and over the years you know they did ship it away from the walls and they have a block of it here you go get that sick yeah you could do whatever you want with it including makeup tree rings almost it so you have a pen made out of that got to funding right so what happens on Twitter is every so often some Cretin will come for me and I'll be like it would be a shame if people send me money to waste on things I don't want just to spite you and I put up Michael mouse.com contribute and I go I will post receipts and people send me cash and they say this has to be wasted I don't need 7/10 I don't need 8 shaving brushes I don't need a signed copy of Langston hughes's book I got them fossils in this is all because of a cretin comes after you on Twitter and I'm like okay people going to sit and indigo snake oil salesman getting anything out of this except for you I don't really need these things out of money just to f*** with you will they definitely don't know what snake oil is that why you engagement people on Twitter because it's hilarious it's my biggest activity these candidates there like press secretary will have fewer followers in me right so I'll say something like hey there was an article in the New York Times today about your candidate how freaked out is the campaign and how much is this a reflection on you not being able to do your job correctly cuz you know in that article hits than your times during the campaign you're in the bunker you're freaking out what is this mean so they have it it sounds like f*** you they can look no f*** you so you do this even if there's not a real story story Opana can you attack for fun and cuz they're bad people often which ones are bad Jeremy corbyn and Kamala Harris those are the two I thought with the worst other than that I don't think anyone's a bad person set is pronouns he him yeah yeah yeah do this video my name is Jaime carbon Jeremy corbyn is Elizabeth Warren has her pronouns on her thank God that you're part of the tribe yes come on in her defense Morris in her defense Warren is a man's name so


    Michael Malice: The Press Loves War
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    do you think about this whole you're more informed than me about international issues for chrissakes went to North Korea you never been males the new emalon that's what I heard what do you think about all this crazy s*** is going on right now with a run I have a great book idea and it's such a great book idea I'm going to just drop it here in the hopes that if I don't ever do it someone does it or some publisher wants to contact my agent just give me a deal on the spot I'll do it I'll do it with war for a hundred years Spanish-American War yellow journalism when we were kids but now they love war they can't get enough Trump is only presidential when he's bombing Syria they just are desperate to push the war drums and what I love about again Tulsi is she served and she's like War we have to start seeing War as a last resort instead of a first priority in the first response and I don't know what's going to happen as a consequence of Ron this guy is most people know so the money was a huge deal like he was really revered in a Ron and very hated by people elsewhere Trump also started killing other people and like you have any took somebody out and some other countries go they're going on a killing spree so I don't think this is going to be world war three at all because it's Ron knows they can't win and I'm sure right now it is just flexing your muscles right I think very strongly whenever it is that there's a lot of stuff going on behind the scene that people are talking like what's going to happen I'm sure there must be but did the idea that he was willing to just do that and that he even has the call that he can make the call like there's here several options sir right which one do you want to do when I get there till but I think it's amazing that we've gotten to the point where you're blowing up a wedding right and you're killing a lot of people and you're killing just came in one other person Gary to the Iranians are too scary. I should be scared us come over to hear what you mean that kind of Technology can be used against Americans by another country well frankly if they're going to be terrorists I'd rather than taking it one person than 3,000 don't know for sure they have that kind of ability ability in general another like really sketchy in terms of like the legality of it like what it's not really a military story but it's definitely a military strike I mean I think we've been playing fast and loose with the rules of War for a long time and I think everyone knows this is nothing physically insightful that wore in the rules of War written by the powerful people I remember when people were talking about how much of a warmonger Obama was because drone strikes went up considerably from Obama from George Bush to you know what else went up drone technology yeah they're just getting better bombing people they know how to do it better and this is something I'd argue with people and wonder about when you become Fred like Obama was very anti-war through his campaign he was a big Lefty he went to call Ivy League schools bubble a culture that he came from he gets in the White House's drone bombing everybody do you think that they sit you down when you're president and alright here's what you can be in charge of but here is how it's going to be internationally and I wouldn't be surprised if that's the way it happens I think there's no way until you get into office you ever really understand what information what do you know what what what plans that they can reveal that terrorists have what you know what what kind of mean there's there's got to be some kind of intelligence they receive that probably scares the f*** out of them, yeah when you stop and think about how many nuclear bombs there are how many radical terrorist there are how many different Sexes how many people fight over each other the here are some photographs of a crime scene that we found that Isis behead all these holy act like this is all real stuff that you think could show you and then go look we have done our very best to keep everybody safe but there's only one way to keep doing this we got a drone bomb thrown away I know that many years ago that enough just know this but I'll be all there was a nail bomb in Grand Central that they caught in the no one talked about it and talked about it who found the nail bomb authorities the right people and they took care of it and nothing happened but think how many soft targets there are nail bomb down further information on my question you further you could question you want tell me the story again where the sky is left probably I don't know but if I since I've been through at grand central air quality Business Place Grand Central where the sky is the spot where the bomb was left probably how do you know where the bones I don't know but ever since I've been through at grand central air quality


    Were the Unabomber’s Predictions About Technology Correct?
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    you never be around other humans do you know what happened to the Unabomber do you know how that happened to brother yeah cuz he was pedantic oh yeah it was that but it was also the Unabomber and himself Ted Kaczynski we are part of the Harvard LSD studies very bright man is a professor at Berkeley so he went to school at Harvard they put him in the Harvard LSD studies that cook this f****** dumb and then he disappeared went to Berklee worked as a professor to earn enough money so you could buy a cabin implemented plan to kill everybody who was involved in technology so it stopped his takeover of the human race which probably is true John Waters the director he has a replica of the Unabomber cabin is room is that great I love that who's got the real cabin it was at a museum I think that actually just closed so I don't know where Tyler now there's a museum called the Newseum and somewhere yeah I know people that researched she still has its own oh my God what a nightmare for poor Bill you get your dick sucked in 94 in this lady still carrying that just stained dress like Jesus Christ lady Let It Go he's probably do well she's probably throw it away about now and it says it was it and it closes last week yeah they close last week by week s*** that could have been out here bro expensive by probably like me and Marilyn Manson me to read it I haven't read it but they said it's very smart I read parts of it that's one of the things as disturbing as it's like well-thought-out and also the argument is sound technology will inevitably lead to better technology which inevitably leads to artificial intelligence which is inevitably going to take over the world well there's a hole Singularity thing right as well and I don't know why but I don't know what he predicted I think we're supposed to be for their loss yeah he's a 2045 guy and what he says is that the exponential increase of Technology if you follow it to write the prediction is somewhere in the neighborhood of 2045 Village save this Singularity have but I think they're also finding that they're actually is somewhat asymptotic and it does at a certain point you are having those with physical limitations to using the speed and it's not going to be that easy we need to change Quantum Supremacy they also they had was IBM or whatever had the quantum computer and the other people like listening to climb a lot of why this was a big controversy Justin last month I found its new location after the Montana Historical Society tried to get it and now exist at this fun place the FBI so they wanted to get my so he was in Montana when he's born again and we're going to keep it brother suspect that he was doing it I'll let you know before the the manifesto did you read the manifesto and then because the Unabomber as a kid was always annoyed by people saying you can have your cake and eat it too cuz he's like no no no it's you can eat your cake and have it too and the Unabomber use that phrase are quotes correctly and the guys like that's my brother and that's how they figured it out cuz he was being a pedantic deck stop and relax that's crazy I thought he just recognized the style of writing L it like I mean double check me but I'm 90% sure this is correct it to ya when you're that smart you're already kind of tripping could regular people don't seem like the same thing as you do and maybe a little schizophrenic and then they fill them up with a f****** half a gallon of acid look how much did they give him do you know knows they were experimenting with operation midnight climax f***** up CIA experiments they ever did they went to brothels and they set up a brothel with all these prostitutes in these John's and they dosed all the guys needs hidden cameras and couldn't talk about it cuz like what what happened to Harry somebody getting me a Mickey they slipped me a mention I had a bad time where this happened Harry oh I don't know I guess I was at the darn or something you can't say I went to the whorehouse to get my dick sucked and they gave me acid these assholes since kindergarten someone says the CIA has experimented and regular people they will tell you it admitted it they will tell you with a straight face if that's a conspiracy theory they will just use that word and stop thinking and we've been trained for decades and said wait a minute we've been hearing three years that there was a conspiracy between Trump and The Food Administration that's a conspiracy theory whether it's true or not Epstein was a conspiracy he was conspiring with a lot of people Weinstein Bill Cosby these are all conspiracies that are white was a conspiracy he was conspiring with a lot of people Weinstein Bill Cosby these are all conspiracies that are widely known but if you as soon as you hear that term like racist conversations over I didn't hear anything else amazing all you believe in conspiracy theories


    Could Hong Kong Be Beginning of the End of Chinese Totalitarianism
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    Hong Kong shirt then I am so hopeful for the people of Hong Kong and I talked about in my show Nightshade constantly My Hope Is it reminds me of Poland 1989 right in Poland 1989 you had this big labor movement solidarity they weren't conserve is there left easier labor and they're like look the Constitution says we have Democratic elections if you have them there's only one candidate let's have elections let's have elections and the Margaret Thatcher came their support of them she was loved Eastern Bloc so the Polish, his party sat down there like all right let's have these elections and then there were some Thai little bit worried that well what if we win the election today at the people who going to go for all the comments, the elections happen the labor solidarity with every seat except one and the question is are they going to honor this where are they going to wave it away they honored it and that was the beginning of the end of the Soviet Union I don't think you could have Tiananmen Square today Inman Square was before smartphones Tiananmen Square was before the internet there's no footage Tank Man wasn't killed he was foldaway Hong Kong we're seeing the footage and when you see kids getting beaten and teargas you don't need to speak any language to look at and be like something's not right here and decide with the people who are getting beaten this is very Martin Luther King thing like even the racist for like I don't want these people to have dogs attacking them in the water hoses this is outrageous hopefully this is going to work positively to start the end of the you know evil Chinese dictatorship I hope you're right I hope you're right and that would also work towards slavery North Korea which is obviously a tissue do you think that it's possible for China to ever turn it around don't forget about the Hong Kong but mainland China turn it around but hole dictatorship I mean it kind of did it with their kind of a dictatorship right now you can't you can get a passport you're not going to get your organs harvested Roy Jones jr. of all-time championship weight in heavyweight okay he beat John Ruiz to win the heavyweight championship a guy who fought at 168 lb okay he's a beast okay sure he's one of the greatest of all time and he also has a Russian passport system to control internal migration which is really really bad what do you think about people being able to go back and forth like like the way you think about travel back and forth from Russia and the United States me they must be like watching every single thing you do I don't think it's as pervasive I listen you know what they're watching everything we do here come on over there I think I I think I'd Snowden should be allowed to walk free I think so too I mean it's insane that we drove him into the hands of the Soviet Union and he was exposing was illegal activity he was elected officials in his wildest dreams and his KGB never had that power surveillance like Ed Snowden revealed that every single cell phone is being hacked into audio recording literally every call I mean it's it's and we just sit here like all this is fine track the level of soccer right to privacy the level of surveillance that this government is putting forward is insane metadata no worries of metadata we're just collecting people's emails right yeah we all read emails then there was some reporter I forgot her name like they were deleted she was on her computer and you could see the file being deleted me from her she's cheap video with her camera yeah cuz she was breaking this stuff of course listen if 4chan can get into your into your computer they can Fortune can get into your computer they can


    People Are Waking Up to How Depraved Those in Power Really Are
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    we were talking in the last podcast about Epstein and we watched we looked at some of the autopsy photos and looked at some of the the account especially particularly dr. Michael Baden the guy from the HBO autopsy show us some getting off the plane I've no answer weird you see the purple El Chapo including everybody you've got footage the right why is there no footage of what the f*** I don't have an answer but it's nothing is even say this this is weird conspiracy theory no literally tell me what what I'm missing assistant come to visit him in jail I did not know that get to hang out in the air like wow lawyer at a special room where they would buy out all of the pop machines and snacks all of them needs to sit there and hang out 16 hours a day or more they were trying to resolve this issue peacefully they're trying to figure out a way I like this guy Knew Too Many people and wasn't talkin and while he wasn't talkin they were trying to like desperate that damn I would assume and stop him from potentially talking and then while the prosecutor is closing in while they're making this airtight case and the only way for him to make anything more lenient is to start saying in pea New York PD she's got names of many people but video two dudes f****** kids it just this is classic conspiracy theory proven true it's a class we all saw it coming but this is a classic conspiracy theory famous people and then take these people and bring them to Island Boy brings in a bunch of girls that are underage and they all flock and they film sit you be like what are you even talking about right but this is real what about the fact that his number two she's liking it is really something and she she's not interested beers that are not allowed to be or that's part of the deal is that they can't be arrested for possession to make deals I'm not arguing through this make sense what leverage do you have you were like the world's biggest pedophile ring and it's like all right my people do all that if maybe she was if I was going to be the guy writes the script I would say there's a dead switch yes and then if she dies the s*** gets out and she says listen the moment I died all the s*** gets published Epstein pass under Guard Special Forces guard pictures of Michael Jackson is that like a pedophile lateral faces credible death threats and is being guarded by Pharmacy u.s. Navy Seals and safe houses in the American Midwest change it he seems a little Specter me my wrong something's not right there something wrong with you watching this in your if he's like oh yeah I cut off contact with them they're like well there was a dinner in August will I was talking by then you were the guests of honour well it was like what the fuc dude he seems like he's a little detached from reality in some sort of strange way you can't develop without trials and tribulations and come out normal especially when you're not just a famous person but you're a royal yeah I'm going to ask him about hugging the girls I'm a royal we don't as it were hug but doing the best book through a hole in the bathroom the best part one of those things where things are open Secrets and in Hollywood and like everyone kind of knows everyone knew that Kevin Spacey was a dick or our yeah yeah and it's kind of like then it's like all you conspiracy is like artists that were doing things are f***** up but we kind of let them get away with it because they're really talented and there's no real proof and Jesus Financial finance your Jeffrey Epstein once flew Bill Clinton and Kevin Spacey to Africa OG Clinton really likes Russian Roulette he want to f*** 2/8 monkey eight times in his plane just flew a couple times my friend Jeffrey we're friends I had Juanita broaddrick unless you're the one who had to write the accusation against him and I went in there hoping that she was lying he raped her in the morning and it was like half an hour like she he went with her to her hotel room in Arkansas and it was I thought was that a few drinks and then it's useless to meeting with him about something it's horrible with these people get away with no he bit her lip just like a cat to keep her from yelling and then when he left blasting assessor you better put some ice on that and another woman who accused him of Kathleen Willey who accused him of forcing herself on him he bit her lip too and the two never knew each other before the independently had the same thing that he does he bites her lips little scream or you just bite those cuz it's hot to get you know whatever that's his thing starting to get is that people in power are often really depraved and they will use their power and sadistic ways and they get off and not having consequences it's not like I'm getting a kickback for hiring my cousin it's so much worse than that and they're starting to see it net worth of Amy robach thing that footage leak was she's just like we had the whole FC store and get Prince Philip we had Bill Clinton and the lawyers killed it and she was just she was like pissed that get the scoop but it's actually a hundred percent think he was killed and it's like yeah this is what they're like when the cameras are off right the Clinton thing is so f****** weird right because you have Hillary who was this woman who was going to be the first woman president everyone was behind her and we're all thinking that she represents hope and change and all the wonderful things of the progressives want sure when they have that debate and Trump brought those women you have to sit out in front as I know he didn't know ya oh no he didn't ya and Melania was wearing a p****-bow it's certain type of not yet a p****-bow is a special kind of not called a p**** bow you saying is that her well that guards the other one around waiting here and we just waxed all the money that's different it is and weights not see what kind of horrible crimes are committed by these Elites that you know and I also didn't get skill I do it right out in front of everybody knows what happened to Jack Ruby it's just like how this is the most important person on Earth right now to keep safe and you're not doing it right Jack Ruby just runs up and shoots him in the gut yeah so bad that this is allowed to happen important person on Earth right now to keep safe and you're not doing it right Jack Ruby just runs up and shoots him in the gut Yeah by how are you letting the wrong how are you f****** up so bad that this is allowed to happen


    Michael Malice: We Can still Work Things Out With Iran
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    hey just f****** hate it I hate all of it you know I mean I hate the fact that we get let into these goddamn thing that's the thing yeah that is could happen that we people could lose brothers and sisters and friends and all of it that's the most disturbing thing I've ever seen there was this like the group of four pictures of this little kid I remember his name Timmy and it's like the first one he's like camouflage like holding up a photo of his dad then they made a stuffed animal with his dad's face on it and these like holding up a sign it's like I love you Dad can't wait to see you soon like the dad was dead like 20 and then let's show some support for little Timmy I'm like this just out of his one of him kissing the dad gravestone and I'm like this is not good like yeah we should support this kid but it would be a lot better if he wasn't in this position it's heartbreaking and just sitting and cuddling with his dad's doll or was it really messed with me something Sears Shuffle and we need less of that you would definitely not as as little as tall as mean as little of that as possible it's just heartbreaking to say and he's just so cute and proud isn't it crazy that you really only can say as little as of that as we can you can't really say we should have no war because no one thinks that cuz he wants a conflict each other but that's amazing you that is much as we know our base of knowledge that we can extract information from is so giant our ability to communicate with each other's unprecedented we can translate things real tired and still we got more than someone wants to take your stuff and I don't you know someone else cuz I don't want you taking my stuff this is Vin you know it's but it's gotten a lot better definitely not a lot better no I mean it used to be it was considered appropriate that if you beat someone in a war you kill everyone yes and now it's like maybe you don't need to literally kill everyone or maybe you killed his General and then they kill some of your guys and then you kill a bunch of people they kill a bunch of your people and they say if you do that again what can you do have a happy ending son-of-a-b**** what you do you'll be out here with a f****** crazy suit on that would be no one here to listen to us the 45 it was 45 45 its and no one else has either that's what it except for Russia nuking themselves basically Chernobyl UPS yeah and then North Korea did they do that then they experiment in the mountains yes and then Mountain but I don't think anyone died so yeah how could they possibly say they were Ron Hey f***** up f***** up his back and explaining this I I think you he's not going to back that loan this is not a back down there anyway do you think it's possible that they could somehow another work this out yes really yeah because look even worth it innocence the sanctions and how we've kind of collapsed my reminder standing I'm not an expert arranz currency is also a huge deal and it's caused a lot of you know suffering there so they didn't do anything about that true could you know if your dick big enough and Demands a response and I don't think they're not going to respond they could respond Subway that's kind of like the safe face now how many write and write how many people do you think are in the Iranian regime that want change and that realizing that the Iranian regime and their support of certain aspects of terrorism and then the support of a lot of the stuff they're claiming this guy did including the the IDS and this is all problematic they brought this upon them by their acts and their deeds that we need to change the government like that really what a sophisticated intelligence society would want they want they would want to figure out how to infiltrate that thing that organization and sow seeds of doubt and like let everybody know how do you love your children cuz out I just made a giant f****** mistake I can look at it through the lens of stuff actually kind of worried about what you like North Korea and the Soviet Union and what happens if these regimes of people the top aren't they are cuz they're smarter charismatic they're there cuz they're loyal that's the first test word everyone's always looking after each other the kind of like look this guy's gun soft and they're getting rid of each other that way that's the power place going on over there so if you have someone being like oh maybe we shouldn't do terrorism all of a sudden everyone is Raising eyebrows and being like this cuz if you're going to advocate for that everyone's got to be on the same page cuz that's a big move to make right rights of 1 guys like because maybe this is evil it's like okay now you're making us look evil and I don't like having this voice in the meeting so it I think it's going to be very hard to have sex thing is about this strike because it was so precise I'm sure they're scared also that he would have no problem killing them individually that's the real fear so it's like oh if I ask like this he might be coming for me personally next or the people if there is a you know Revolt it could be like adopting your being raped to death by like a broomstick and they don't want that you stand there and shocking a stabbing on the a****** what's up with an item like yeah but you guys going to be the amount you would Jima Guy The Future you know about you but what I'm worried about is some sort of an attack on on some sort of a public place like a Disneyland it'll be a lot easier for them hitting his real hate them Love Like a Rock somewhere so who knows what would I need what they did with the Iraq war with it when it was Bush and Tony Blair they bombed the train station in Spain and Spain couldn't get out of there fast enough so it could be that they're going after one of her allies to separate us you know that might be a smart move to do you go from there so many spots I hit you know what I mean there's no way you can really it's like a shell game there's only so many shells what do you mean yes I'm very hopeful 40% of the world is on the table at all no cuz I think what happens is Russia and China and Britain sit down with us and Iraq and Iran and the like this is how it's going to be that's what I think happens everdream what is the cold medicine that he had Sudafed I wonder if he's being used in that regard I need a wrecking ball being used in that regard


    Michael Malice: A Lot of People Are Basic As Hell
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    virus scans and all kinds of s*** and you cover your webcam with tape and you're beating off I should start doing that I do run by scams I do not cover my webcam with tape for when I'm under some f****** for controls in there let them but let them watch able to get an alert whenever you p*** gets pulled up in your brows like Mom and Dad they run down the basement Bolt the door shut the going to see quite a show Imagine by dad because he was so excited to beat off watching you beat off that he tripped fall down stairs and broke his neck half pants half down and in the cops break and find out what the f*** is going on and it's you jerking off on a webcam this guy's Dead with his neck snap at the bottom of stairs his pants half download given how many people jerk off to watch a meteor cost at this thing that's going to happen at some point would you be excited yes when you that's awesome I'd like the guy went out with a bang ya like my come kill him for sure these people right now looking through like perverts looking through somehow or another getting through a webcam of watching someone of course of course opposite of fascinating I assure you I'm about 5 minutes away from being Terri Schiavo what is the employees have been spying on the kids Keller through the device oh my God that's a crime and you said it and it goes so I put it under her bed and I forgot the next morning I got a text that just goes idiot do you worry about apps like a Android apps being corrupted like they'd apparently don't have a strange in a testing I don't have that many apps and I'm much more of a desktop person I'm not in my phone that much cuz I'm like a recluse but you still recluse want to get out outside of scared of me where to go to meet people make a lot of people are basic as hell and they don't bring anything to the conversation there's a lot of that yeah yeah you got to find better people to hang out with you how you do that you go outside I have this bro I have a good crew so I'll tell you that's my friend molested we had friendsgiving and I said Matt you have a unique opportunity to make this the most awkward Thanksgiving in history these people like you there they're your friends sit down and tell them that this happened and he's like I can't do it I go okay how about this if I do it against your what if I do it against your will I wouldn't really be wrong given the story he's like dude and I didn't do it but it would have been funny about the small amount of time would have been funny and then he would have had to deal with the weight of all these people which is also funny I had this deal with the weight of all these people which is also funny I take that back I think you're doing good


    Michael Malice: Kamala Harris Didn’t Really Want to Be President
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    sowing the seeds of discourse or Discord all throughout social media is always wonderful because Joe Biden is Menomonie he does not have a good social media team I went when he had this family photo for Halloween all I just thought reply with a photo of a crack pipe right and where is Hunter #was trending and I'm with no matter what you think of Joe Biden it is not acceptable for his Twitter not to be able to handle this anticipated especially cuz you have someone who just tweet his way into the presidency three years ago where are the people who are helping this guy you know with his social media game what does the people that are mean and funny like that are all Republicans about the the memes that go against Trump versus the means that go for Trump like the pro Trump memes are so much funnier the left can't meme is a thing and that when I arrive I wonder if she knows about that she knows cuz she she knows she saw it she saw it and send it to me and I'll make sure she sees it weird man like that they didn't know the stuff that you could call her out on that he did but he didn't even get to the horrible stuff the horrible stuff was when she was threatening single moms with jail Talia take their kids were truant right imagine your you just barely staying above water as a single mom and you got to literally make your f*************** terrified that you're going to go to jail in order for them to go to jail and she was laughing about to go to jail that's the thing is that I don't think she actually cared I think this was her means to further political career I think you're right because when you are you could say a lot of things about Joe Biden and I have on Twitter to go on the stage and call him a closet racist or imply that come on like this is what she did the first of ichigo's know you were against busing and he suggested on the federal level talking about you better watch who you fooling when she when she dropped out like the fans chipped in on my livestream and I spent $400 on ham and I did a ham tasting cuz if it was done it was a lot of fun


    Greta Thunberg's Media Attention w/Brian Redban | Joe Rogan
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    like this Greta thornburn girl do they have to go to her every time anybody says anything wrong about the climate cuz apparently meatloaf said something would have meatloaf today comments and he just relax he pretty much like kind of did that play my chill out lady that's what we do you took what we are so kind of pad for it I think it's hilarious that it like imagine all the other girls in school what did they think about her you know like I have a friend who works with autistic people and she said she thinks she's autistic she eats she thinks that this situation is like a really bright child that maybe is being like pushed in this direction through this public figure it's just opinions are valid they definitely are valid but it's just it's not healthy to take a young kid who's developing and then thrust them into the front of something like global climate change debate it's so hostile and then just instantaneously this kid is getting mocked and f*** with and then they're asking her to make statements and and how dare you how dare you just plays over and over and over again like she's not wrong it's not wrong opinions but it's like she's really young to handle this I don't know if she's autistic she seems very very smart if you like this all day almost immediately think they're probably really smart at something or is that accurate smart at do one time when I was really high I had a crazy thought about autism and that all these Spectrum disorders are eventually going to make emotions like a less significant aspect of Being Human Being you know some people some people they don't have any control over their emotions right there just did their fly off the handle their nutty they cry they screamed it it's very very right with all of us would you be like more efficient if that wasn't the case anymore or gives it was like it like an appendix and I know we had an appendix where the organ that we used to use to prop was it like processing roots and shed or bark bone breaking down bone Randstad always f****** said which one of the Xanax or Prozac makes you just relax right or anti-anxiety one Prozac to speed right or anti-anxiety one Xanax take that when you get off of it it accentuates the anxiety like once you get out the rubber band effect but then saw doctor told me that's horseshit


    Joe Rogan on Ricky Gervais' Golden Globes Monologue
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    the idea that a guy actually had a f*** Island thank you thank you thank God he doesn't give a f*** telling it like it is I love it even after I love this kind of Tim Cook Tim Cook Apple then he said if Isis opened up a studio you always sunny resume Zoe said something wrong with Lockheed I'll be like the guest streaming service contact probably say I'll do it I'll do it this way and only this way and they're like okay Ricky we love you we love you I we know you wouldn't do anything to jeopardize our amazing organization and we all love working with you here at the Golden Gloves and it's fine Easter people up everybody knows you're a good guy I mean it's another thing like this murder right it's like that's just how everything was done that's just how everything was done they say that's how they whacked everybody and that was how you got things built cheap they use slave labor but nobody knew then we really understood until you saw things like Foxconn do you like this is a good setup you guys working 16 hours a day you sleep in the building this is a good place this is good oh yeah yeah they have some crazy countdown thing that goes when they get an order and have to run to go get it probably a fun job if you're into losing weight cause my ankle weights and Chip maybe a weight fast and just run around that thing you can't f****** vicious workout that's making lemonade out of lemons right now naked you get up a good workout while you're working the Apple thing that. Had this thing but you're standing right sitting right there before you start saying it do you know it's a it's a real company and its first of a sweatshop Solarium a Foxconn works in the United States and a try to have companies here in the United States I remember we talked about right yeah on top of the annual position to lecture the public about anything you know now about the real world most of you spent less time in school than Greta Thornburg so if you win come up except your little Ward thank your agent your God and f*** off okay by NBC he also was who's also be profanity two other jokes one where he called cats James Corden a fat p**** and another where he discussed the same films Judi Dench licking her ass comedian however also pepper the bottom lock with references to meet you in contemporary issues start off by noting that was his fifth time hosting and therefore he didn't care what flag he would take then he punched him with a nod to last year's College admissions Scandal I came here in a limo tonight in the license plate was made by Felicity Huffman it doesn't have that he's a real, cuz he's a real comic that's that's a right down so the little lower than that says yeah while discussing the addition of Apple TV plus the room to race know the irony of a me to theme show like the morning she'll be made by company run sweatshops in China you say your work but if I start a streaming service you call your agent we're going to get this right folks I really believe this was when we were talking about earlier about that everything being bad I don't think it is I think it's just a lot of noise is a lot of noise lot of people yelling swing back around already swinging back around human swing back around already it's swinging back around brick human you know we have weird things we are the other things change it's all changed now everything's changed relax we're okay we're going to be alright


    Kevin Spacey's Latest Bizarre YouTube Video | Joe Rogan
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    Kevin Spacey crazy video YouTube channel yeah well does it keep doing that character little undying bro assistant that kill people for him imagine what that actor imagine Doug that guy is so deep into his character that he goes out and wax all because it was the best role he had a got that you know I'm saying this is a character wrestling the fire pit commit suicide what is this world imagine if he threatens everybody else was getting jobs again people like I don't know how he's doing it but everybody's dying fireman House of Cards be f****** you just hear me out season 9 we never showed that he was dead never shows his dad the last season when they had no him I was like what are you doing okay what the f*** are you doing what are you doing here what you what would you do to my show does that my show this is like oh my God everybody's watching us that's what the show was now oh my God everybody's watching everything we do oh my God now what do we do that shows seem so like nervous didn't it the first episode it was like they didn't have like a regular house of cards episode it was like everything was like a little bit barely glued together they were reluctant a wonderful life just gave me a shot and how many people watch and apologize cuz there's a movie they made where they had to go back and shoot with somebody else that he was done right yeah really that I don't I don't think that this would warrant a murder all they did was they were hanging out and he said Kevin Spacey reach down and grab his junk until it's go get some air and he got mad and said know what the f*** but do you think somewhat mean would that be a reason why Kevin space would kill you for saying that I mean how many people is he going to guilt Google what do you think I know your honest opinion what if he always kill people never settles assault lawsuit following death of accuser there was one week after that video was posted s*** is happening is a real it's a good time to be conspiracy theorist cuz there's a few of them that aren't ridiculous just some juicy ones right now f*** this Jack Ruby s*** let that one go we don't know folks we're never going to know but I'll tell you what we got one in front of us right now that Rivals that we are quite a few of them how to be a conspiracy theorist cuz there's a few of them that aren't ridiculous just some juicy ones right now I f*** this Jack Ruby s*** let that one go. We don't know folks we're never going to know but I'll tell you what we got one in front of us right now that Rivals that we are quite a few of them


    The Iran Situation Scares Joe Rogan
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    so it was one of the things we wanted to talk about when we first started one of them was a Jeffrey Epstein remember what the other one was you were going to show me The Jeffy Ooh Child I don't know if you got a betdsi you can stand if they only drop one nuke and it's on the White House small one little baby nuke levels the entire building and everything near it was Iran jumper dropped out of their the nuclear Accord so they're going to start enriching uranium again Iran nuclear weapons! check something right but they can get them this is so crazy this seems like for the first time in a long time I'm thinking we could go to war with a country but just seems crazy the internet jumped in the World War 3 I don't know I don't know what's happening right now I could be good stuff could be happening right now it's what did the guy do cuz Dan Crenshaw was saying that he organized the attack on the embassy and then he was organizing other attacks on us sites he was a bad guy supposed to be like there was there is some stuff saying like that he is a bad guy. It's just how Trump did it is how the problem he did help fight Isis a lot also so he wasn't you was a really guy but there was points like the biggest problem is that Trump has went out pretty much assassinated him instead of dealing with it like an adult imagine when they went through all those other like really finally detailed points this is a strategy we can employ or we just take them out and mess hall did he already was trolling Trump to like trolling on Twitter I don't know if that was true imagine imagine retarded orange get its fake ass f****** baby hands is like hell yeah fukin baby hands oh my God he got into a meme battle with Trump set aside to do things look real I don't want to come in today yet cuz I have a feeling I have a lot to say about this situation that might kill a million people our leaders I got to make this critical decisions for us and I got to be in charge of whether it what kind of diplomacy we employ on other nations to represent us in the most personal way possible like it the way he does it a joint Trump doesn't that's personal that's how he is so he's standing for us but he's standing up for himself as a person as part of that to write like he doesn't want to be f***** with you want you to know the United States not to be f***** with me and charge him he's the one out there and he's you can give you this new guys I hope I just Newcomb Commander the Islamic revolution guards corpse Force Major General soleimani with a Game of Thrones inspired meme of his own it says I will stand against you and it has the game with things like oh and you so he put that up and then Trump that is a couple months ago but I doubt he removed this is November 2018 so crazy it's so crazy that these world have collided what do you think Putin is probably laughing his ass off right now he's probably got his feet up on the chair smoking a cigar just laughing and laughing watching this chaos play out and then for sure he's going to help Iran for sure so dumb it's also scary but it's also one of those things where we don't know what the f*** is going on so it could have been the right move we don't know I mean it might it might have been the thing you have to do to avoid more more deaths China Russia and Iran hold joint Naval drills in the Gulf of Oman horrific China Russia and Iran together we're getting to some World War I hear that's World War 3 Italy join in Germany that's what that is away from the coast bro I'm bad imagine if this f****** guy gets us into World War 3 by deciding to do that and then have all these crazy threats to the rest of the world does not want to think just want to things like if you think you're the baddest mother f***** and you represent the baddest country you got to kind of almost be like a real badass motherfuker like a guy like eBay miocic like the UFC heavyweight champ don't go around saying they going to kick everybody's ass cuz everybody knows it and if you you start saying that you're going to be able to do whatever you want to maybe even doing it disproportionate Manor all the other countries like why do you have any power pack or Yuma and it's a really powerful we all get together that's a weird thing to do to take on a country that has allies that's where it gets f***** up it's not just Iran Iran it's all Iran's allies they all get together now you have a giant force of people and nuclear weapons congratulations did you guys play chess or did you put Checkers growing up and you didn't see this coming this is why it's really important to have you know people have to be able to talk of dialogue you see the sweet 3752 Iranian sites representing the 52 American hostages taken by Iran many years ago bro that was during the Carter Administration I think we can let that go the same f****** people those people are all dead this that's crazy so this is Morty mentality this s*** to get hot get hot and they can get real and if he really has the ability to do that what are the causes he have the ability to do is there ever going to be another moment like that where I ran box is in a ship and then he sends in a fighter jet I mean is this going to really f****** happen because then none of us can go anywhere we have to hide and we got to get out of LA because it definitely knew that like this is because imagine the movie is it all played out like that in like a Stephen King movie made a thing about a game show host that eventually becomes the president knighted states and starts a war while he's on speed before this was enough to make me go holy s*** like is there a better way to handle that then blast knock out of the robot from the sky like start I don't know man I don't want to know right you don't want to know that all over the world these little pieces are in motion they're trying to protect us from terrorists trying to make sure that they stop Isis and this sect is growing here and these people getting shot there and what about the cartels not getting up as much if you would be paralyzed by fear if you took in all the information on all the f****** danger all over the world apparel I fear test I was when I was in Vegas while this was happening this weekend if you didn't look at your phone you wouldn't have known yeah this is going on though I didn't hear anybody talking about it yeah I didn't even all around it was a good thing about being off social media and this is was my point the first way is by the time things get to me it's it's already been sorted distributed better you know that you know I have to jump on right away and then it becomes the focus my day long with what we know anything and keep refreshing CNN every 5 minutes I'm scared like legitimately just looking for the first time in a long time since like 911 where I'm legitimately like oh oh this is this is some real s*** this could be really bad because if he says he's going to do something in a disproportionate matter he's threatening them he's calling their Bluff brothers so dangerous so dangerous because all they have to do is just Nuka why do something like that where the rest of the world hey hey hey what are you doing killing each other everywhere everyone cuz that's what could happen just like mutually assured destruction was always supposed to be the the big impediment that mutually assured destruction if we knew that if we shot them they shoot us we'd all be dead that that's what kept us from using bombs but who the f*** knows man what if Iran just says listen if we just sneak a bomb in by the time it's detonated they won't even have a chance to respond the whole system will be f***** the griddle be down all their entertainment will be down everything will be down and then the rest of the world can figure out a way to unite together and take over the power to the United States once enjoyed they were abusing that power they were the number one superpower in the world and they let their guy take diet pills and threatened everybody on Twitter I don't know if he takes pills abusing that power they were the number one superpower in the world and they let their guy take diet pills and threatened everybody on Twitter I don't know if he feels those are his


    Weinstein Should Receive MDMA Therapy w/Brian Redban | Joe Rogan
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    updated news on other story Harvey Weinstein indicted on new sex crimes in Los Angeles on trial today in New York on other charges your charges just dropped in an hour ago Jesus what time it's sex crimes sexual assault / 2 Day. In 2013 he still has charges against my thought for some reason all these charges have been in New York in this is a separate thing here and what they should do with him they should get him they said listen we're willing to be more lenient on you but we want to get you in a room it's just Claddagh jumpsuit and we're going to give you high dose of MDMA and we're just going to talk to Harvey about tell people why you lash out how this all gets started what's true and what's not true what did you do to people and what what did people willingly do and is that is that same thing as a transaction is one of the it's it's one of the weird things about people that you can do that like it's almost like everyone's a drug dealer right if someone wants to f*** you the drug is sex like that feeling of sacked like that that people love it they love every loves it so someone knew that other people love it and then get something to let those other people do it we go do you can't you can't why can't you but you're doing it anyway just by virtue of your looks right if you're just if you're just trying to be successful on being good-looking in a lot of ways you could it's like the entry level game like you're doing you're looking good so that people give you things you looking good to the people pay you if you want to be like a professional hot chick or model or you know you're you're looking good and then people pay you because you looking good and we're all like we have no problem with that everyone feels no problem with that but if you go and do that and then use your body say I like looking good cuz I can get things but if I use my Vonnegut more things so I've been using my body why you can't use your body you can't what is that we can't imagine if gold diggers it was encouraged and guys like to to know a bunch of old dudes I didn't care and then it was all free on the internet like that everybody would give out information you just I'll take care of your rent that's pretty much what girls do but now but you can't do it legally is my point is like we can like webcam stuff there so many lazy girls out there that don't want to take a job if they can get two thousand bucks for blowing some old dude they be in on that Vegas even of course it should be legal everything should be legal of course you don't want your daughter to be a hooker but of course everything should be legal that doesn't see if it's illegal people are still going to want it so if they're going to want it then you going to get it where it's illegal and you're going to get criminals people I can go to jail they're going to be the ones that are providing these girls with protection they're going to be the ones that also dictates how much money the girls make and how much money they take and we all know what happens there then that's we all seen himself hotel that the other one was great one too if it was legal these girls to be protected they probably have the exact same amount of people that were paying for it beautiful place like Bugsy Siegel they own The Comedy Store you know right you know right it was Bugsy Siegel's place you imagine people just got whacked back then shut the f****** notes everyone out of shovel in the trunk the old photos of the stars and stuff I would go to that Arabs and saying


    What if a Tweet Started WW3? w/Brian Redban | Joe Rogan
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    a little nervous about Iran though that seems like real s*** that makes me want to get educated on the subject so I could really freaked out they wouldn't do anything to make me feel better is when they were screaming death to America. To America recently the president of Iran was like well when we say death to America we don't mean the citizens we like this yeah we know you're saying you're saying death to America okay you like that's one thing that you don't want to be misconstrued if you want to talk to make signs and yell like you don't like me like hey hey we're not talking deaf deaf guys right oh yeah definitely not that that scream death to America everyone's going to know the worst way to communicate something you don't really think that why would you say death to the American political system the American Military complex Captain America that's American everybody has messed up in some International conflict you actually have to think about might come knocking on your door mixed with scumbaggery let us to this position did Trump done anything weird timing though with this hole impeachment set why it's all weird it's all weird the fact that Trump can kill people who could just go send it in send the missile just shoot missiles he can just listen man don't give me that power either don't give anybody that power for sure but a guy like Trump guy was famous for being mean to people on a reality show being a baller I mean that Suites famous for you that's the crazy thing like he was in rap songs all the time in like a complimentary way has gone to an arch Home Alone 2 history you going to go into f****** naked gonna get rid of OJ we can do what you going to do you take OJ out of the NFL archives we going to do this is life but we can't make life prettier but pulling Donald Trump out of Home Alone you supposed to look at Ingo holyshit who is thought that f****** guy would be the president one day and be killing dudes and maybe starting World War 3 like a goddamn Stephen King novel you know Stephen King these media posts are these media Postal Service notification to United States Congress that should Iran strike any us person or Target the United States will click quickly and fully strike back and perhaps in a disproportionate manner such legal notice is not required but his given nevertheless dude f*** this I don't like to see on Twitter that seems so is our it almost seems like the simulation theory has hired like comedy writers to come and subtly f*** with everybody so you can just put it on Twitter how can I just put them on Twitter and balances come you banned from Twitter God is going to heal go to Gap right if you go to the gab gab all sudden Skyrocket cuz everything to want to go to gab to see Trump talk s*** on Gap with its full freedom of speech when he starts wearing on Gap what they make a deal with them they give them 50% of Gap cuz they think it's imminent because of this war with Iran this could be a movie where they're going to ban him from Twitter and Vegeta and itch and Jack Dorsey has to leave he's in a meditation silent meditation Saucon Valley and he has to fly in and he has to figure out whether or not they can make us executive decision to ban Trump calling for you just open up the windows and hear liberals cheering like King Kong just fell off the Empire State Building we have YouTube videos just screaming and popping their fists in the air and pointing to the screen Donald Trump and says owned it would be hilarious and all he would have to do is do that and and go over somewhere else and that new platform would be f****** gigantic cuz everybody would want to know what he says if he says it over there everybody else you just retweet on Twitter anyway it would probably be like killing coyotes you know how you kill coyotes and then they more coyotes like a female when they when they when they shout out that's like a roll call and if someone's missing the female make more babies that's one of the craziest things about coyotes that's why they're everywhere that's what happened with Trump they ban WAP Twitter his signal would be bigger than ever it would be f****** Bonkers like you're in a precarious situation now too because he's these social media companies they're they're being labeled as someone who would ban freedom of speech from certain people if they don't believe it there now this happens to be the president that they say you can't have freedom of speech on our platform anymore then everything is like out the window what is this what are we doing and then if it backfires and Twitter loses all of its power and some other f****** company comes along and takes the spot some company that promises to never do that to the president let people Express themselves but explain perhaps through f****** series of checks and balances why you can't somebody or be mean to somebody or just making sense Trump Towers everywhere I got him in Vegas and Chicago and all over the world like he's got to be a guy that's always thinking about doing the next thing and if you was like you would think he's like setting himself up as a business is like he's a business he's at he's now not just the president and he's always been a business he's always been a celebrity in and you know iconic Financial character but now his entertainment like what he says about life and everything f****** super valuable if Trump like Trump at that show if he decides out podcast no goddamn crazy would be if Donald Trump just pulls up has a YouTube channel talk show the camera says what he really thinks about everything they release it as a podcast as well and no one can stop them cuz that's freedom of speech is freedom of speech is let this guy talk if you start threatening people like threatening Iran from his YouTube channel imagine if World War 3 is caused by a tweet massive Trump threatens someone and they retaliate to show they're not scared we nuked them and then oh my God from a trump tweet with all this I ran things it might happen faster it it I didn't think was going to happen at all but now maybe this your man yeah maybe this is for a purpose it's not going to just go mess of thing and there's a lot of people don't want him to go the Republicans don't want to lose power and they're very smart in that even ones that are you know that we're never trumper's at one point in time they've accepted him eating like human character if you look at them in terms of like just his go back to that photo that we're just looking at let me see that big time he's a fascinating character man and he's also a very strong guy in a lot of ways like mentally strong in terms of what he's been able to accomplish all the business deals always believed himself there's something about that that gets other people innately sort of like to get a little ass kissing around them they just they want him to like them cuz if he doesn't like you it's devastating Trump goes after Young Twitter gets mad at you devastating so they all want them to like I'm so looking Amal reaching for him but that's like a that's a painting one day that they'll have on the caves the cave paint that after World War 3 after we get Newton to the f****** Stone Age cave paint how a guy figured out how to be just mean enough but just nice enough and have all these people Lycoming literally be able to kill someone with a press of a button and then everybody wants a touch unlikely that they're reaching for him they're reaching the back a robot that flies and just shoots missiles in the missiles are called Hellfire missiles did you hear that new I think Russia has it at Super sako's 20 smok 27 from space and it just like roller coasters but here's the other thing when you're 70 for whatever he is do you realize you're seventy-four or you just alive I think you're just alive especially if you're on diet pills then I think you're really just a lie you're out there you're just f****** grinding you just like for grinding because that's how you do it you just go out there and you kick out he's not thinking about riding off into the sunset he's not thinking about any of that s*** but we think that way when we see someone to 74 but by the time he's going to want out he's alive is he alive yeah he's going to just going to keep going especially if you're stimulated if you're artificially stimulated you know I mean I'm talking right now I'm drinking coffee yeah he's going to just going to keep going especially are stimulated if you're artificially stimulated you know I mean I'm talking right now I'm drinking coffee that's why I'm so excited talking yet I hope he does


    Joe Rogan Reacts to New Epstein Information
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    last night during the Golden Gloves going on there is some jokes going on by Ricky Gervais so we probably talk while later but 60 Minutes was probably going on a different channel the same time and they had a report with some new evidence that nobody has seen yet they have some autopsy photos and photos from inside a cell so I watched the 15 minutes that they put together which is mostly just about like the incident in the in the salad and surrounding it I'm just going to say the pictures up because you can't watch their thing that's 100% the fact that they thought they can get away with that that's so crazy like that is such a crazy thing to try to get away with this gigantic International case he would have happened the cameras and broke man sucks shoelaces give me whatever the f*** that guy strangled me with these photos are all fake right I mean on the top of the great where the window is where you could see maybe there was something up there but the thing to remind remember here is that he was about six foot tall hundred 85 lb like on this ladder here there is also some other things I'll get into in just a second that would be easier to use then tying all the s*** together but they showed there's the other thing here was this this is about four feet off the ground and they do show up a new Switch they're saying was what he used but as the doctors would have said that the new said the show picture which is what you can see the top right corner here since play music from Michael bad and that's that guy from the HBO autopsy show for some reason I can't cuz I'll find a second but the picture that shows actual neck doesn't seem like this news cause that wound and it's a little bit lower than I probably should have been Jesus what is the fraction that they said was inconsistent with hanging it's more consistent with a murderer homicide and he said this is baden's words is that usually he's seen it and maybe like one bone break and sometimes too but there are three fractures he says like he's almost never seen that in any of those cases he's ever looked over and you would think it would be if you're going to hang yourself from such a short distance it would be even harder to get a fracture like that right cuz you not like jumping out like old western movie by Clint Eastwood movie when they would hang them Hang Em High so the one thing that they also had an ear as he left a note Jesus the note said like there's like four things it's at first that the sum of the name blurred out but it said this person left him in a shower locked for an hour but then said someone else gave him like burnt food and then bugs are crawling over his hands and his Road no fun but there's a ballpoint pen like the one I have in my hand sitting right next to him like if you knew he was on suicide watch you wouldn't give him a ballpoint pen that he could kill himself with you should be a God damn that he could have just used that to kill himself new witness somehow this is actually a different video showing a couple different things than what I saw I swear I didn't see this arm thing I didn't see the pictures someone I don't know the name sending burnt food giant bugs crawled on my hands and then no fun and then they're sending any end up with in this ballpoint pen is next to it that he could have stabbed himself the neck or whatever you know play if you don't know and I'm guilty of that hundred percent I might that guy didn't kill himself I am talking s*** though I'm not talking in terms of like people have to understand this is really important and hopefully and it's all these points are consistent strangulation that takes forever to get the pictures and then there's the video cameras didn't work and is the second time he tried to kill himself and he's a high-profile witness in a really really really important case involving pedophiles at the highest levels of government yeah I wouldn't I would think that that's the kind of guy you whack your also according to the procedure you're not support when there's a suicide there you're not supposed to remove the body and take it to the emergency room is supposed to treat it as though it was a murderer like a crime scene high-profile like even is this is most likely how they did it forever right like people that whack people that they were probably like you know I was doing, before the internet there probably before the internet right do you want to see I found the graphic images blood rushing to his head bro that guy got strangled that looks like a strangled guy that's what I thought they supposedly said it looks very kind of picture on used and it is orange maybe the red doesn't show up. Clean on orange can we look at it again cuz you're probably like I want to say for sure that killed him he's talking to his former soulmates lawyer f****** huge he's a gorilla a straight-up gorilla big Italian gorilla and they put him in jail with that guy, he probably has nothing on it and he's showing the actual lacerations the neck that show clear blood and sits too low in the NET10 what's better population right here if he was if you did what you thought life would have been like leaning forward on the ground at a private have been a little higher under the jaw not down at the base of the neck kind of it from behind oh, man look at his neck hold on though is any of that break actually breaking the skin the thing is it looks like a wire instead of wire me a wire that's why I looked Way Too Thin to be that but that looks like a man too looks like that's more like blood rising to the skin and then an actual cut what I'm thinking to it look before though like it was a cut so maybe there wasn't really that much blood that actually came through the skin and maybe are all that that cloth just maybe it's really thin and it gets down like a wire like if you choke somebody with like a bandana you know like if you had like one of bandanas at hippies put on their dogs and you choke someone to death one of those things I got to think it's going to make a very small Mark only going to make a thick Mark if you like get someone into liking Ezekiel choke has one of those things and f****** like where it was choking you like the actual would that make a mark like that what it looks like if you do do that test in like another piece of s*** make a mark like that I'm sure someone now is going to go to the myth busting like how do what it looks like if you do do that test in like to murder someone to find out the truth just get another piece of s*** but I will find out later today I'm sure the whole thing


    Who Makes Cooking Oil Out of Sewage?
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    so your mom what happens to her today and so she gets only decaf espresso because she loves the taste of coffee but she can't have caffeine those pictures are not to think too much they want Turtles out there choking his daddy probably right it's aluminum plastic but still amitabul that everyone's so gross that all the garbage has to get in the ocean no matter what I don't think that's true I think we need to do a way better job of collecting garbage and treating garbage and treating our own garbage and just come up with a more comprehensive plan to avoid all this s*** getting into the ocean this is not enough funding in Wartime and Greta Thornburg is only 16 she can only do so much is 2 feet of the pigs before they figured out landfills everything everything cuz they could I think wow they told me they were in China and there's a restaurant that has toilet and the toilet was a whole re but in the hole at the bottom of pigs you shiting into a pigsty and the pigs would eat your s*** and this is common cool I'm pretty sure it was Callan what in the f*** are you definitely told me how to shoot into a hole of a Chinese girls house by a man with a baseball bat something about Street oil or some like that like the food was cooked using like that oil from the I almost forgot about you just said that that's the story of them that's what I brought yes yes sewer water they were water cuz they were making cooking oil at a sewer water that is literally people going into the store and turning that s*** water in the cooking oil I know you're saying there's no way it makes sense Asians doing that grossest s*** ever like blood soup view from the inside of a pig toilet so there is a cool things he's a minority Village somewhere in Yunnan Province China the pig follow me to toilet position self under it waiting I was very confused and I start using toilet paper for reasons oh my God cuz it was licking his a****** but now go see if you find cooking oil made from sewage downtown. I know a lot of people equate what no I think it was vice vice had a video on it and it was all about how there is a market for people making cooking oil and he's really poor town they clearly climate of the sewers and they take out humans shed and turn into cooking oil Qatar Royal they call it gutter oil oil and sewage Alyssa cooking oil which has been recycled from waste oil collection from sources such as restaurant fryer grease traps slaughterhouse waste and sewage from sewer drains one of the far-right says Chinese disgusting this is the video that I seen before recycle oil and sewage used to cook Chinese street food Jesus Jesus Christ brother get into the Ali and then they they filter all the poop out and they get the oil these filters did the oil out of poop and then they cook your noodles in that 120 yeah definitely yeah this guy opens up or his woman rather opens up


    Joe Rogan on New York Times’ Cenk Uygur Screw Up
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    Richard stuff from Archie or whatever it's called something that started all that propaganda against internet research agency 5G is bad for you so RT isn't she started all this s*** because I guess it's time to phone won't hurt you but Russia wants you to think otherwise okay a network known for salt sewing disinformation has a new alarm the coming 5G apocalypse who's this New York Times they're saying it's probably true then you see what they did to Jank Jank you girl from The Young Turks he was interviewing David Duke and you and they took it out of context in quotes and they wrote that he said to David Duke of course you're not a racist they try to pretend somebody just got to work for their own good cross the line they cross the line they want to stop him stop him until they got over woke they lied that's crazy that's a crazy lie though let's get into the New York Times I wonder what the fault Fallout from that was cuz that's for them that's got to be very embarrassing someone actually printed that they were forced to make retraction but the problem with that is when people hear about stuff like that it you know it's a lot of people obviously working to New York Times a lot of people so it doesn't represent everybody there but when someone gets away with something sneaky like that it really f**** overheard because in all the other people that are making stories people going to go yeah you're the f****** people to shut the drink yogurt said you know David Duke was in a racist when it's clearly always had your f****** magazine strike news it's all bulshit you had a shet newspaper congratulations in a fuel that and the New York Times just have none of that right least have none of that correction do they do is what I would like to know how many people read the correction vs. rather original story that's what gets real weird like if you make something up about someone then put it down or make something interpreted incorrectly on purpose intentionally and then you put it out there how much responsibility does the newspaper have and how much responsibilities that writer have for doing that they probably don't like them they don't want him to do it if you like this guy Matt you know what he meant f****** printed I don't know I don't know what the process was but yeah can't do that if you want us to take it seriously but there's still one of that number one I still do everybody saw it you know the Arrogant so you have to have to pretend that you saw something that wasn't there or either that or you're paying attention so loosely before you write the story that you don't even give a f*** out if I went and got a report in the fight you got a serious job okay sick of your cop you know you got a serious job you're a reporter reporting the actual news go to Serious job cuz you can you can change the way people look at things and it might be a lie and that's that's got into a lot of problems in the past people who think they know better though they know better than what everybody else wants that's it that's where it's real probably think you're doing good by withholding information I think you doing good by censoring people they get your news mostly from like Twitter or something I don't anymore I feel great I forget what it was about it was a story about something and I was like I didn't know that I read into a little bit was in the Wall Street Journal about nearest Bob's a way to look at things but I don't know if you can do that much I don't know what the responsibility is like ultimately to completely pay attention to everything all the time I don't know what responsibilities you have people get mad at you if you don't believe take pay attention to everything except importance all the time and they got a point they have a point but you also have a point for like self-management and for mental management to probably pay attention to less s*** I feel like I feel healthier and happier probably pay attention to that s*** I feel like I'm feel healthier and happier when I pay attention unless yet so when does Iran thinks that me f***** up cuz if something makes me think about it that means it's in the Forefront of the news now it's like big it's a big deal


    Do We Need to Worry About War with Iran?
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    hey what do we know about the Bounty as all that wood that were looking at before we were looking at something you were trying to figure out what we're trying to figure out was actually true $80 Bounty is that what it was an 80 million dollar bounty on Trump George Lopez jokes will do it for half so funny I guess you're not allowed to say that who brings us Trump said George Lopez says we'll do it for half that's silly Comics has folks that's funny any other time it's you know what man when anybody could be the President right in this is sort of manner is it really the same thing to threaten the president like is it is it the same thing as threatening Lincoln is it is it the same thing to threaten Trump in a joke to threaten a guy just think about it former game show host who's Notre Dame noted baller right character in many many rap songs cuz it was bawling and you like to talk s*** on Twitter you can't make a joke you can make that joke that will do it for half you can make that joke everybody definitely better than it but I can't pretend we're going to kill you even talking about I think you can get in trouble what happened to Kathy Griffin when she showed that rubber head show that Robert Trump had nothing right I did f*** her career up nobody talked to Kathy Griffin's really going to murder Trump right right that might have been important thing it's all so crazy let me ask you both are you guys worried about around. You worried about what was happening are you worried about these military people making joint exercise and that happened what was interesting was going to bring up is that police made some tweets that they're going to like we're watching La is worried there like what are you talking about going to try to kill Trump I don't think they're going to necessarily like broke they kill Trump it's going to be chaos yeah I don't think I don't think they're going to be able to do that I think if anything this is the worst part is already happened maybe I don't think so like you know because it seems like this is the first example of someone being impulsive so I'm making this kind of a decision that maybe strategy experts and real military experts would have had some real good man this is speculative but that they would have some real good reasons what is the terrible idea and there are other methods of working things out that doesn't have to go this way doesn't have to be and this is not a movie this is real life and if you think they're just going to force them out then seems like it's too good to be true for people that hate Trump sort of but then is something happens here's the thing if something happens special something horrible happened see the way America is like we are like we have the genes of this wild conqueror just lust for trap human that was willing to get on a f****** boat and make it over here from Europe and from work every other place and then the slaves that were Dragged In Here against their own will and then the other people that were imprisoned here and they were and then the Native Americans who got pushed out of the Mexicans against Jets this is all thousands of years of jeans right the moment something goes crazy that's what I want stuff comes out like how people were when 9/11 happened everybody had an American flag on there everywhere it became an intense place place where you like you you just that whole break glass in case of War like that's real if someone provokes someone does something where we feel like we're really at War we're going to you tonight we're going to United a crazy way in the thing is a lot of people going to love it and feel great that we're United against an evil cause I mean this is what this is why people have employed that strap convince their people to get in the war and Hitler did it right didn't Hitler he burn the reichstag right that was he did that in order to get people more enthusiastic about his plans I'm pretty sure he did that and I think Nero did that with Rome as well but but I'm an idiot in my memory is faulty Sonos way more than anybody arson attack was performed on the IRA Stock Building 4th Native American book is blood and thunder book is not just because of the news not just but also because of these goddamn books would have talks about the Navy interactions with the soldiers in the settlers and that is in our genes man it just happened people were horrible they did a horrible thing and it shatters this notion that's so many of us love to hold on to that without the Europeans or the Native Americans live peacefully they didn't live peacefully with each other no one ever has the Native Americans slaughtered each other they took each other slave they killed each other they tortured each other the Comanches were for it I mean it's terrific terrific with the soldiers did too horrific with the human beings of that error when forced into that conflict were willing to do and what they were willing to become that is not that long ago man that's why I'm scared I'm scared because I feel like we have come so far it's so safe it's so safe that people don't even like saying that it's safe we like we like to be in denial about it and focus on so much of the inequality and Equity an adequacy all the problems in the violence in the listen to that and they're right about all those things but goddamn is a soft time to live and it should hit the fan you're all going to know that when you're really worried about your life every day when your loved ones really could get shot and killed by someone who's a mile away with a scope because that's what's been going on if that's what it comes down to you're going to understand how soft we had it you going to really know how soft we had it and this is that cycle that everybody says right Hard Times make strong men strong men make easy times easy times make weak men mess is a common it's just how human beings are we needed motivation to kick ass we need we need some reason to rise to the top we need some reason to go out there and Conquer and that were the best reasons if we get attacked we get attack really go crazy going to be horrible I'm really scared like legitimately worried that people some people are losing their grip on what violence actually means and what war actually means cuz it's not happening over here because it doesn't happen over here the only ones I can tell us the one that went over there the ones went over there and come back they do not paint pretty stories they paint stories of ugly people and dangerous people and I like you got to be Village in cuz you got to be diligent and you got to be vigilant because this world is not what you think it is there's a lot of parts of this world that are f****** chaos written and fill with crime and fill with murder and fill with Dad and fill with Despair and there's money there terrorist and there's these religious fundamentalists who want to throw gay people off roofs and that s***'s real that's happening in 2020 right now somewhere in the world there probably planning on throwing a gay guy off a roof because some some person wrote that down two thousand years ago or whenever it was 20 right now somewhere in the world they're probably planning on throwing a gay guy off a roof because some some person wrote that down two thousand years ago or whenever it was


    Joe Rogan on “Naked Philanthropist” Kaylen Ward
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    Instagram girl that she got banned from Instagram to the Instagram active check and so she got to like help out she's decided to put out for $10 she'll send you a naked picture in like in like 1 week I think she's made like $700,000 donations for the start selling pictures of me naked then I think it's better to have her back on she's doing good yeah they should real she's read that much money to help the Australian Wildlife come on man the naked philanthropist every $10 you donate equals one nude picture for me to your DM you must send me confirmation that you don't need that girl does not have a lot of hobbies my driver just not have the free time she's hot though that those are definitely real she raised more than $500,000 wow that's amazing better back Instagram come on but she said she was going to give the money to the end she didn't show pictures right it's a shoe they're getting $2 out of every transaction maybe his little white Snapchat has like Snapchat it on how you don't have a PayPal thing and built-in Instagram I've heard them do that for other things that's why a lot of the ad changes were about why they don't let influencers to add thanks anymore cuz you're not getting a piece and they don't like why there are been a bunch of changes yeah whenever you see one of those sponsored ads when opening are you supposed to put #after everything like weird weird weird weird like p*** this wise like p*** the f*** the people in p*** always figure out first how to push the boundaries of the technology like technology when comes like streaming streaming video high resolution video that's pushed a lot of the amount of bandwidth involved in p*** off-the-charts this is like that don't you think version of those sites there's a free version but I don't know how they figured out how you hang out feels things who would go to patio via Siri pervert to see what's available online it's just not enough for my taste somebody we know very well he back early took all those dicks some guys like that you're a bad girl bad girl daddy one more dick Starbucks Coffee to keep paying for it with de Guatemala or something if it was like only one kind of coffee you know what I mean like if you couldn't give a free iced coffees or Emery got a bruise or lesbian coffee


    Joe Rogan is Trying the Carnivore Diet
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    on the carnivore diet table that help your keto right or better way to do it I know it's just all meet just everything's meet I'm not eating and any any grains and I'm not eating any carbs nothing else let me know how I can all of the data Bloody Mary is so fucken up and I'll just not the most strict occasionally I'll deviate allow myself to glasses of wine and most of the rest of shittim just drink the water or skill close to see me kill Cliff carnivores like he died but you're allowed to have fruit or something eating meat like mostly meat and because I eat a lot of wild game after the substitute it have to supplement with fat I'm adding other fats to it while game it does not have much fat and you can when I read about the people that did this in there was a guy that was with the Inuit he was an Explorer in the Arctic and he was talk we live like that for 6 months and it was one of them saw the video somewhere online but is old black and white footage that the key was getting a lot of fat but they were just drinking water and eating meat and they were fine as long as they got a lot of fat they would do it beat like whale blubber and polar bear blubber and they would eat all this blubber to sort of supplement their there they're fat intake be seems very healthy eating like that I'm just doing his experiment they found a guy probably would imagine this is probably about the Inuit diet his thought process and I really respect his mind and when he start talking about all the different medical benefits to be had from trying that he had autoimmune diseases that went away and Mike and I know a bunch of people person to try to adjust a gentleman Exodia yep that's him to the dogs I thought that was really weird because that's definitely been proven to be the that's the guy right there give me some volume on this dude could you that I don't know if this is in The Domain Austin capsule e what he said he just basically said that as long as they had the ones they had plenty of fat I'm just seeing what it feels like it's weird I'll tell you one thing I do not trust my butthole at all my feel far coming on like others could be a disaster rocketing diarrhea from meat that's from all meat yeah this is what dr. Shawn Baker who's like one of the head carnivore proponents is like his whole life revolves around eating steak and deadlifting kind of hilarious and getting people to eat meat and try the carnivore diet and some of them that has a pretty radical health benefits and I'm so curious about that because I know that sometimes people convince themselves that something is better for them and it's something's working better than they feel better and then there's a sort of a placebo effect that can happen when you join a community of people that's also saying the same thing like we're all getting better all feeling better so I was real hesitant when I first went into it I was like okay I need to know if there's there's something to this or this is a nonsense way to eat cuz most of my thought process with this kind of nonsense we each need some Fiber is clearly benefits eating some vegetables it was interesting is the the level of energy your energy level it's like right here stays it doesn't go anywhere it doesn't go anywhere I mean it the other day I'm kind of tired and then I go to sleep that's weird man because how much of your energy levels during the day is based on your body regulating sugar and Insulin how much of it how much is your energy level is based on that it might be a lot this because this is unquestionable difference unquestionable difference is that my energy level basically has a flat line there's no roller coaster anymore and I had less of a roller coaster because I'm pretty healthy and I'm pretty strict with what I eat but not like this this is like this so for the last nine days or so it's been I've had like an olive I had does your body go into ketosis at all but must I mean I mean a lot of that I'm eating bacon with all these Wild game dishes everything I eat bacon with cuz I need fat and I'm cooking everything in beef Tallow and then I'm getting like fatty meat to butter and milk milk the fat everything look mad it's weird I see why people be opposed to it morally and ethically cuz you don't require people to consume a lot more animals cuz everybody's eating meat all the time that consumption the Needwood go up and it'll be even more Slaughter I got it seems like you're going to get really bored quick quick but and I don't necessarily think this I'm just saying if I think this is the best way for me to eat I'm not saying that I'm trying it and I'm basically trying it based on Mark Bell and Chris Bell and even more Jordan stuff talked in-depth with Jordan about it Jordan Peterson is a brilliant guy and when he was describing his experiences with his dinosaur super intelligent well-read art people are Jordan Peterson's done this. I bet it's all really really small amount because socially is unappealing to even say you're going to do it start about taboo you only me oh you can eat all the meat you not if you need any vessels what do you want baby that's what vegetables are good for you right that's what everybody immediately thinks but don't know if it's true though I don't know if that's true one of things is Shawn Baker said to said they were they're doing tests at Harvard with with people who are on this guy for 6 more I don't know I'm interested so did some blood work today and I'll make that blood work public school yeah mean especially if there's anything wacky with it but then imma do it again at the end of the month and I'll compare wow we'll work it out how many ounces of meat a day do you know what you're up to like thing is I have a lot of elk that's good but I'm running through it you know I'm eating some big ass chunks of meat is there something that you go to a lot like chicken wings or something like that just because it's easy no eggs you need eggs are eggs easy something that you go to a lot like chicken wings or something like that just because it's easy no eggs eggs are eggs easy things are great you know I wish that coyotes weren't real news Fox


    Ari Shaffir Issues Crazy New Weight Challenge to Bert and Tom
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    February 8th I will be gaining weight and you guys will be losing weight at first met at the date me right away and every day so I'm going to get on the 191st. Trump Jamie I remember that I remember those days I know you don't like to lose we play pool and even though I'm a better pool player than REI would give him the 789 we would gamble so play 9-ball and I have to run all the balls of 69 to win or I could win if he sent the 7th the 8th or the 9 soshite Advantage so huge difference if we're play whatever or do you have to do all you have to do is have willpower to stay at 80% your max heart rate for a long time and that's all willpower that's really all it is or if you're smart enough to distract yourself like I figured out how to watch movies that was a big game-changer in the strap watch movies while your on treadmill it was so crazy when you have the flu when you came back from the flu run 13 f****** miles you think I'm too I want you to look at the sandwiches I didn't think of that why you're right what time might have done something little early that we talked about the minute but this stacks of steaks what's the weather tomorrow this is b******* he leaned on my shoulder so we're good for now


    Ari & Bert Put "Dosing" Incident Behind Them
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    friends again oh yeah in the green room I decided to forgive re so that the people I hate know how much I really hate them I like that that was a good one I like what you said in front of my kids and I still forgive them and she cleared out our new house for all the tender bad energy and then I see some darkness in you I told you about it I was dealing with darkness in my head about OCD s*** and I went all right talk what is it that she picked you out in a heartbeat and I went I am not I haven't forgotten I know I called you. she said something to Burnt Chrysler if you it was if you love him you got to fix help fixes Karma it is bad karma for him and I thought I do I did I can't I can't write you off I couldn't think straight every time I was on a hike important to me seeing you in New York when I go to New York and spending time with you is too important to me and I know you I know you so well and I know that you're you're I said to someone I think I've made some I said he's a great guy such a bad person that I know that he didn't you didn't mean to hurt you never meant to hurt me or no and I was like I can't I can't man I'm not in a place to look for new f****** friends I got him he's one of my friends is beautiful 2019 in any other business if you drug Tapia and you did so publicly discuss publicly and yet you are my podcast two weeks later we were howling about it new series results of super not serious as they kicked you out of the, like where you're not getting booked anywhere not a second where you're you're ostracized like this is the Last Frontier for Savages this is the Last Frontier for people that are doing wild crazy stupid s*** and that is one of the wild as crazy as stupid as f****** things you do drug someone when they don't know your dragon meets like a f****** it is the line stepping of all line stepping and we're like I go okay you f***** up I'm not saying anything like Jojo he's like arguing he'll call you up arguing you got to give him he's a good guy you know that you know that it was killer killer killer don't show the fruit okay that's a lie we just joking folks Nei DEA agents or would it be my dearest Brent before I lose my information again World Tour says our friendship is important friendship is more important now that Tom is occupied with the fried pizza this is important to me is Thomas with you by Pizza Hut deep fried pizza it's more important to me than camera that's a felony more important to me than Jose obsession with killing animals just speak from the heart just just just say it just tell him how you feel was more important to me than anything even more important is important more important than Joey tell me sorry I wrote some funny stuff friendship is more important to me than like penalized living without you be worse than Tony Hinchcliffe looking without the mirror bulb is bad of him blowing Joe Rogan Jeff Ross f***** in the ass thanks I will in no you said Joe is just big my heart I like my pranks I like doing fun stuff and I thought the same thing I do with Luis Gomez wherever like he had this great announcement for for skankfest seems like I'm going to ruin that and I'm going to do it by like I thought I'll give you what you love doing which is great content for your fans I know you're never going to leave it podcast but like it was the best podcast I didn't all the fall that was going to happen I know your friends you have two kids will come home and say you know that I got raped that you got raped by all I don't know why I want to know the prank first I'm going to do somebody in a podcast on acid or Molly and I was like who can I do it to you know I thought of Luis Gomez first but I was like he's worthless my friends and I see someone who parties so can't be used to faggets don't you know and then hit me but I will do that with Burt that was my thought and I know people telling you what I thought you were weak that's the farthest thing from the truth I thought you were fun but I'm if you forgiven me but I won't do this for like sometimes people do something and they understand not it's not that they did with bad intentions is just that they f***** up and I didn't want I didn't think about it like you having to f****** run interference with me against your wife it's like I'll tell you right now so hard enough time to the biggest thing that that f****** up about it yeah the biggest thing was to take care of you I knew they had a new the all the implications of what was about to trickle down and that was the one thing I was like why why would you make my life more time, Kaden and I told you on the phone and by the way no one said this other than me I said this to myself and I've to this to Joe a million times is that that moniker of like you think I'm weak but it's my biggest f****** thing of like people to go in my head and I would go I know Joe doesn't say that note on doesn't say that and I know you don't say that but in that moment I was like you doing with these enemies do to me where he just thinks I'm some f****** week comic just ripped his shirt off right thing and when you when I was on the phone with you I was in Connecticut house with Shane in the car and I told you that and you said oh my God I would never I would never do that for me to go I can get past this and then it took a little bit to just go still mad though no I thought is just reward like dezarie bring more to my life than that one stupid f****** moment right now and I said you don't know that I don't show that maybe enough of you be bringing a lot to my life and all you guys do friendship means a lot to me means a lot more to me maybe that means you guys sometime he's allowed to me to man does this podcast that we do this regular podcast we do some of my favorite dark stripe on the chat thread agricultural both of these guys were very very valuable to me and I was Super Bowl nipple both of them had a moment where was fun and then I'm aware they called me and they were concerned I still thought it was fun until it was like Anna tomczyk serious and you guys went on the Christmas party and he drugged somebody that's the end of your f****** career Man 3 drugs free drugs also wanted really bad if you guys make up everyone call you call him I know I'm not a victim I know that this is going to be fine. Call Whitney I talk to Whitney about it like you no, please no no no we were we were in the green David Spade are you like I've got a great story for David Spade I've always been attracted to him and this is my moment super compelling content people for their kids shoes like I'm sorry I didn't say that I didn't say that to you in the green and the thing I didn't know how you felt and I saw Joe file that's also a Tom felt is that like I didn't I didn't know how I felt so I bought all these energies of like I got drugged and then everything's on the table and everyone's like I got to figure out your f****** emotions and I haven't figured them out yet when you lean on friends and you come out of a place like that you go in a weird way I was like fuel lot closer the four of us after that and I'm like I'm definitely not going to happen but now that he's got to do it for the rest of his life cuz he didn't win we're always going to do sober October help no yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah give me for my children. What truck did MDMA it's used to be f***** up his brain for like weeks that would be Tottenham place where he is today. Com equalizer mood and I meant to bring it with me and I didn't and I f***** up hard I pride myself in the dosing people the right way and he has his head as there's a reason more beautiful in on my deathbed with seconds of memories to your life I hope I see Joey Diaz like Jesus cry like Buddha just going


    Eagles Are Hungry, Flying Monsters!
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    things that James Wilks from the game changers told me what are doing those regenerative Farms where they have these free-ranging chickens in this how we going to get our eggs he told me they were losing like thousands and thousands of chickens to Eagles but insane amount of death Eagles realizing it everyday just swoop in and get a chicken they're so easy they can't even fly and they're all in one is one pending area all-you-can-eat buffet bald eagles prey on Farmers chickens apparently when Eagles find out where your chickens are your f*** man cuz coyotes at least you can have dogs 2.2 million oh my God farmer wins case case against after losing 2.2 million dollars worth of chickens to Bald Eagles chickens 260,000 260,000 chickens to Eagle how crazy is that Eagles Eagles know you can't f*** with them that's a difference of a coyote eat your chicken you can shoot in the dick nobody cares everybody wants you to shoot coyotes your kids kill your cat but Eagles that's America bro you can't shoot an eagle bald eagles so I can couldn't do anything about that I guess or is it because they're very end there are United States bird like you know they were trying to lose one thought at one point time of making a puppy the United States bird are denied animal animal it was a pitbull I think Pitbull yeah it was in the early the early days of the country and I was like recently so they're protected with their of least concern Alaska is where the big amount of them transferred to a list in 1995 transfer to the list of endangered species was removed in Elizabeth dangered and threatened wildlife in contiguous states on June 28th 2007 there flying monsters that's our bird you see the one video of that the Eagles I think it was like a cow and they're just like rolling down the hill Kahn goat off the Rocks Bashas as brains in on the on the rocks on the way down a rough rides and down to even got f***** up a little bit like what is some what was the sorry Eagle I got Spurs Robbinsdale ready to get that picture of the lighting so different number one animal I mean it's such a emotionless ruthless Beast like a wolf would be so much better. Cool I'll give you some of this Richard Buffalo we can all eat bro you tell me when other f****** assholes are coming by I'll keep you hooked up a buffalo there's that photo somebody posted like half wolf half timber wolf seeing if you mix it with a husky you know their big man and some huskies are big so that's how much wolf does it say yeah look at the size of that thing that it's a Colorado know that a collar looks like a color 70 going around over the break with the guy has a pet tiger and it comes out of me just like sticks his hand in his mouth. It doesn't his pets


    Joe, Bert, Tom and Ari Tell Foul Fart Stories
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    Tell me story about how we had to take a s*** so we took a shet in the in the bathtub and then he had a small s*** with his foot to get it go down the drain and all wouldn't go down it doesn't use the toilet dude the beach in front of the water they didn't land on the water never really flushed like it was like if you fed a puppy too many treats a puppy to happen to some dogs is when they're babies and try to eat their s*** until he was shiting and trying to eat at the same time so it's been around a circle and try to bite it as it was coming out of the hole they was trying to eat it right out of them right over that he told me one time he was about shooting in the shower I did all time I think he's bucking it gets it in the shower but he's like yeah it's like a log I just s*** and then I just tossed it to the toilet and I was like you stop this is so f****** revolting did you say you had to do it one time more but I have one of those you know those handheld yeah and I just had patch to live in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania nice to go to drive to visit them from the city oh my God is a stressed that you drive it's all just cattle ranch is just horrible smell I'll be there in get 100% and apparently you can they can do something about that of the just a certain amount of seaweed to a cow's diet and smell is the change in smell that you know but everybody else not bad I didn't even food tonight I love Indian food first time ever had I never had any food when I was in Russia we got lap dances from these strippers and they'd all eating Indian food I've never lied ever smelled Curry before walking the restaurant logo did that and that's why it doesn't affect you as much as someone else's because there's something in your eyes like there's something in your brain triggers like that you're having a relief it's like there's a buildup in and it smells smells like cuz it signifies the relief that you fart in a pillow and take it to the face I love my part at your bed and your wife is in the bathroom like oh my God well I do things like I'll do like leg kicks as I fart or I'll pull my legs back like I'm change my diaper kind of position she doesn't like it at all she doesn't like it at all today farted for like like 12 real life easily and I don't you f****** tell me so I can record it give me a hundred fifty thousand. you think you have one fart yeah yeah I saw her just turned I go I think she might and you know the beauty of these things is like pull it out and I just hit the camera from the lock screen and then she said no did you see that camera flash like babies fart in the McDonald's cup and I put my hand over it and I went I do be do scream I go girls I just caught a butterfly and then like what rotten just like a rotten I was across like the lobby from him in the club you look like a brick to the face we were in Japan I thought you was talkin to me


    A Childhood Injury Helped Make Bert Kreischer the Man He Is Today
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    using toothpaste again what went in that part of this in the story you're my love you're you're you're playing catcher you throw the ball to make the player at what the batter has already okay and now he brings them back into my mouth like he just brought it back into my mouth I might eat her on home plate that you want to get real about this this isn't you want talk about parenting my dad came out he's like buddy it's going to be okay your mom's here big birthday party party platform is my birthday and he came out and in his hand he had my Fielder's glove and I went I was like trying to go take off the gear is going to catch go over to shortstop and I was like teeth go finish getting a bad guy but he was like pay the f****** cry go out finishing is one out it's one out and then we'll take it off bottle so whenever to shortstop I don't know stuff like that I think turns you stuff like that teaches you makes you stronger you did it cuz they're certain things I got walked out I meant I remember being it that's not like I suck it up, that's her know it's over the game's over. the game I mean I don't want to give you some Tito's but you know he blasted off because you weren't that bad who can I see who won the game have no idea I was there I went to the doctor doctor Boza spent the rest of the day in the get my teeth fixed how long it take for the fix your teeth. Grade in college everything was fixed and 11th and 9th grade I had like with it took like three years for you to smile you're comfortable with yeah so what was it before then just was like it was like spotty caps like 40 that looked okay I mean the people listening right now that are going through this but you just cover your smile at times and you don't enjoy life as much as I know right


    Bert Kreischer on What It Was Like to Have Dinner with Ralphie May
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    February 7th and 8th I will at the end of that special start gaining weight first one that passed me when Raw Deal a very very attractive and I believe you Pikachu wow who's got a scar in a place like that already come on oh s*** I'm right there that's the one I fell in love with sweetie for a day or a couple days that doesn't help anybody that doesn't know what if you could keep it off that's the hell is your thing what keeps you eating like what is your what's your advice for me it's pasta is carbs when I when I eat a lot of carbs it's just like focker can't help myself sometimes yeah I would say it's probably carbolated like I like rice red Pasta House pasta I love it I'm not a crazy sugar for next week 2 are you able to stuff that I just keep eating and I don't really do that as much anymore I used to I used to do that all the nice think that's how meals were completed like every meal but that's like I would say at my worst but I don't think I really like that most of the time now but I don't you know I'm not like weighing everything is much as I should you know so you could just cut back your portions because she probably still be fine you probably wouldn't feel like you're denying yourself anyting yeah they so yeah well I understand my problems weight loss I don't understand yours usually boots what is yours from not drinking you b207 you're on 205 doors knocking that it yeah but I don't know what like top because Tom does not like we've had dinner a bunch of times that's my order do you guys put in your order sushi or the births Sushi experience with Ralph is my favorite story of the and his wife and like birds or aliens or Ralphie's wife Ralph is paying all the time for meals for men in Hawaii I know I'm paying for it but he just ordering he's like I got this player and I was like alright cool and he just kept ordering ordering and I'm eating then I'm drinking and then people might like you tell the story it makes me laugh for meals and then you just like I'm going to buy dinner not tonight my night but you're not in a position to take this bill, so like they bring the bill and it's a f****** for figure built this is over $1,000 Sushi experience and then you insist on paying and Leanne Manas how much is it like a go fuc yourself Bayport plant and I'm looking at like a f****** $1,500 bill $1,200 and $50 the money in the bank account to pay for the tip I don't like that cuz I would do the same thing I'm taking advantage of you I want you to know that I'm your friend and I want to pay for things to motherfuker yeah that was a bit and then he goes Lee and I rated me storms off. I remember is we were the couple in the lobby fighting like you you can't even like staying for the hotel for me and it was not a drop in the bucket $2,000 5 hours like a really like you read a book I remember sitting next to me read a book store. Remember he was Newton has Burt the dice


    Bert Got Lost in Brazil's Favelas | Sober October Recap
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    Brothers Market South African a rough bro we were in South Africa what the f*** are you doing you're going to get every kid that's in your soccer ball use all get f****** murdered on the way home to some of the children was like sorry I got a belly everyone Bob Marley the other ones dark dark dark f****** badass right I'm outside having coffee with my little eye something guy come sprinting down the street and a mob is chasing him and I'm like what the fuc in our handlers like oh yeah because I heard about these pillow necklace him because I just this year they put a tire around his neck and light him on fire I go for a f****** pillow I was like all right we're done I'm getting the f*** out of here I'm not spending another risk take a bath in Brazil and got lost I would like what and I like don't no matter what they say don't stay if you were going to spend the night great a great there's one fella luxury hotel do they look great hotel in a fella that like traveling you remember more on channel because we're doing so much different s*** and you were drunk we found a soccer game with these kids and it was like the buildings started at like this is with a camera crew know we didn't have camera Crews we got lost me in the two Travelers got lost of Jesus he brought guests and we gout and I was like those go back to the hotel Leveque Hotel view of best view of Brasilia Brazil before use a champ I think that's why they didn't know he was already there one on one nice place and and I guess he thought he could beat him in a one-on-one did you say you saying again nice place and and


    Norm Macdonald is One of the Funniest Guys Ever | Sober October Recap
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    the difference is that how many people are fans and how many people just flipping through channels nothing else on detour and he was like it was right as that said that the state has its right as his Netflix show is about to Air and he gets in big trouble because he's on Stern Louis first Down syndrome play keeps saying he thinks that's better because you think Down syndrome is okay to say but regarded as bad cuz it's so he's like a bunch and they're about to launch the show so of course like you know everybody involved is like panicking like you like the new show launching you got it you got so he goes on The View and he's like yeah he is eating mints like a zit popping them in his mouth sorry about that wild man do you remember the time right before the election where you had a vape pen that was really strong and Norm came back anyway he was not ready I got him a smoked weed a lot they just do it occasionally remember what we did it was nuclear smoked with him one time in a parking lot in Irvine right before I was with Ryan sickler Ryan always has good weed and and we met norm and we're about to go in and he smoke dude he's like such a comfortable, click with many like he doesn't need like some time alone to get my mind right before this they were in the parking lot he takes a f****** monster hit of strong weed and he starts coughing like cough and enough to make like you know like a tear, really and then we walk into the Irvine Improv and they're announcing he just walks on stage and you start talking about the soda he's drinking and killing with it like just off the top of his head just totally not too comfortable he's one of the funniest guys ever the little bit I write a note saying and I looked at my call Stanhope maybe one of the most mind-bending days of stanza just when you said that smell thing for you to bring those bait what the f*** stand up one day and he was like who you doing news I got drinking vodka and grapefruit rind grape grape juice is it going to tell you what I got these couple knock-knock jokes and I was like yeah why the f*** are we f****** with the format and then Norm Eisen Norm Norm has the best joke I'mma tell you the joke is that great it's the best he still doing it no Norm this was like why aren't we going where are we right now neighbor says I'm a professor of logic down at the University of Science versus what's that is normal talk to me explain it's easier me just show you what I do Norm a dog house you heard the woman because I am then logically I can assume you're a straight white male I normally wow that's amazing the next day indoors download bus stop having a cigarette she's another one of his neighbors neighbors cuz the new neighbor because yeah did Professor of logic you must be a Faggot but like what if we could do it at a bit and what we're doing now we all stepped away from but like what if we could tether ourself to edit a bit and what we're doing now Norma does that work normative stuff like that


    Russia is the Least Woke Country | Sober October Recap
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    the last few weeks we've been getting these annoying text messages from re-wear everything's in Spanish everything everything going with a backpack on zero it does sound like a lot of it's pretty close have this conversation TV Guide what is Madre but if it's parent is a dress right what I make do if there's a gate and I like she was like nah. Rogers and then you know that's okay these days with wokeness 0% homosexual population people that are outside of the control of the government that are just freely speaking but they're talking about homosexual problems in like p**** Riot Member One p**** Riot selling like a point from them that that it's their trying to be Progressive thinkers like some of them like Disgaea does that but they're definitely they not f****** around to government agency made it tweet about freedom of the press about respecting respecting the press and appreciating depressed and someone some Journal said this is a country that has literally like this Administration is really been responsible for the murders of dozens of people that are there journalists like when people report on them or people with running running against certain members of the government for sure I kids like we want to go to of the convent and ask some questions that I asked where I was in college I got member asking them about black people and they were like oh no no no I'm thinking a Roy Woods I don't think so SF smiles yeah yeah yeah you put it on put some of it online I bet Gaffigan has two E's and shows f*** it everywhere everywhere nobody plays more places in Jamaica


    Larry Craig & The Professor Who Paid For Gay Sex with Arby's Gift Card | Sober October Recap
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    no it was like 30 of you just sitting there and you all came from eating a different countries have a bacteria and I was like the creepiest guy Craig I think was his last name he's the one who said when Clinton was in trouble he was like Clinton has been a very naughty boy dare I say I've nasty boy Larry Craig wide stance arrest turns 10 given the paperwork officer misconstrued his actions listen to water see what happens if you really the mean it's really didn't do this I recently got busted he was a pastor and he got busted trying to pay for gay sex with an Arby's card and Arby's card an Arby's car to pull the wrong car to an ark too or to an undercover officer prostitution in the gay community is a different animal what's the bad this f****** truck is old guys they want to f*** young guys and these young guys do want to f*** them but these young guys don't have a car right yeah I know what's up Turn The Runaway Guys before they had these ways to meet up Craigslist lcub H man Bill Hader still must have been like if you had like a certain color handkerchief that meant what you were into your back pocket there's a day at Florida State if you were blue jeans Blues no sorry I didn't have anything else to wear district and I saw dude can't be alive anymore hits miss those days or a zebras like it was off f*** fast I've been a lot of guys got into musicals that didn't even like music


    Bert's Reaction to Tom's Dance Video | Sober October Recap
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    how did you respond when you saw yourself gets stabbed I was a little confused and then I was like really was that bucking jet black hair hair is so ridiculous to in the sky Murray's birthday was Viking it was killer you know that one day when I burn 6000 calories you like what the fuc I do you will you will break the Two of Us in half crying laughing it's just one day on your own you film Sundance video that's better than ours and you realize them up good keep going like that that's it that's exactly we're talking about yeah just take a weekend or weekend this is awkward crying laughing, crying you guys got to do nope not doing it I learned how to dance with a zookeeper movie it was a long two weeks of learning and I I got to dance with Leslie Bibb who's hot and cool I'm cool you're cool alright


    Joe Rogan | The Tragic Tale of Tommy Morrison
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    remember on MTV that had a show called true true life and there's a guy that got calf implants do you remember that by any chance I would always like those guys and be like I'd rather not have it then do what this bird like inside of you this did the real problem with that it's the same thing that happens to some women when they get breast implants the answer their ass now there's new instances of ass cancer that are directly caused but his ass implant that ass implants that is obviously probably the more important statistic I think that I don't think they look good more permissible forgivable in a way to say like this woman getting breast implants you go like okay if I like if a guy's likes hack in plants and and that's the only reason no one wants to confess that I've been got killed himself all really look at that fight HIV positive with PEC implants. Looks horrible Merkin people a decision from over George Foreman which is a substantial Victory but he's like the chicken of boxing text him on the right hand side hiv-positive all f***** up oh my God yeah he looks like he was he was falling apart his life was over I mean he would just Young Old Man someone do a documentary on chicken who's a good box or a really good box and then you got famous from that Rocky movie and then his whole life fell apart so good that movie battery clip go help the title forever and don't give a fuk an American but that's him in the movie but in real life he was a very good boxer up until the time they did that rock my body was I think p**** was just like they're putting p**** and slingshots oq that up cuz it's one of the most brutal knockout just queue up Ray Mercer KO Tommy Morrison it is f****** horrible I mean it is one of the worst cuz he gets Tangled in the ropes if you had known I was watching with my friend Kevin we're at a bar and we were watching it and go just go to the part where it gets ko'd again it's f****** rough man he gets cranky before that before that way before that he gets so he gets before just go right before this so Ray Mercer he started getting tired and Ramos it catches them in the corner and he unloads on him and Tommy Morrison's arms get tangled in the Rope so we can't go down like who this series Tangled in the Roe Buck bro I mean is one of the worst case I ever remember seeing that me Ray Mercer was a murder appeal off on him he was an Olympic gold medalist and lights top hits I'm scared to get in there and bring Marsha was back then like no one's cherimoya because they were supposed to have a boxing match this is why they wouldn't allow it to be a boxing match because Ray Mercer was a world champion Olympic gold medals did Tim Sylvia did not have an MMA fight or did not have a box by a very high-level MMA fighter so they just buddy was past prime so they decided to have you call that an MMA fight Ray Mercer was I thinking you know it was already way past Tim Sylvia's Prime Tim Sylvia when he was young he was a f****** animal is the one that let his arm get broken in the front and then like later to tayto's like are they supposed to like wear their belts out and goes no he just does that


    Did Sir Mix-a-Lot Popularize Big Asses? | Sober October Recap
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    what how good is that gig that's great gig what the f****** no scouts made a lot of hot yoga Mentor oh yeah where to get paid good ass now I'm in the 70s all you had to do was just like be there not be huge asses didn't mean anything CVS Holly Brady smell how do you do that oh my God no no no no no Daisy Dukes right now I am I was like we do you like big at like it was so for me I was like like that well yeah it's not that long ago but it is a guy who's like 6 with three with a big chest and big arms and a six-pack of a big hog man is asses yes no was it us yesterday that was f****** insane those like I never would have been into that is a kid we shall meet Jamie says Jane Fonda Chrysler country of Seltzer is that the girls got the most insane f****** ass on Instagram anymore who's a good Jen Selter exoticos who got the most insane f****** ass on Instagram finally talking about she's one of them but there's no one girl anymore


    How Bert Kreischer Accidentally Became a Brooks & Dunn Fan
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    good things at the reason that Thomas how do you charge your guys he found Tom through his assistant Charlie yep and then I met when I met you it was at a show about opening the best I was the MC he was the Middle where was the middle in NJ was the headliner immediately within like f****** 5 Seconds, like within 5 seconds I remember he walked in and in times like I'll come on James Lake book about it yet what and then I go in and then tells me I got you guys want to National Championship with over there and I was like he's so was like I just mention like a player I don't know whatever I was like the Derrick Brooks there he's like College I went to the gas station and they had a single cassette single of Brooks and Dunn and I went oh wow our two biggest players released a single cat door and it's got to be good right I'm a big fan of hip-hop so I bought the single of Brooks & Dunn country western band what song goes like this is not bad I'm a fan of the guys in New York descend into the State of Florida and said I want to finish college and they give you the books that they give the prisoners send them to me in New York I just had to read the books and repairs you like I do I was imprisoned a good fantasy for me Calypso many bricks yes I would think I think I'm pull up


    Ari Shaffir Strips Down for Sober October Weigh In
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    totally f****** nude and piss great I'd rather people think I look up to 180 3.6 on the carpet I don't trust carpet on these scales if you like worked out really hard you have a good artist that I learned it sober October Tom kept having to say this to me over and over again is that what makes ReRe is not going for hog like like it's it's not like I'm going to wait till the 4th quarter that really turned on your confidence he goes in with it would think you like I've never in my life I know they're hard to do and I can't hear you how do you get on it right you go now I can't I need to work harder if you go to work harder I can't shoot a bow and arrow approach I want to learn that I want to bust my ass want to do that I'm the opposite way when I go to give me a shot let me try this right now and then work really hard at getting good at things otherwise you're just bullshiting yourself in the door that gets you hurt if your fighter that you really heard about me is really interesting thing about your background is what informs that opinion you just Express and his experience is that saying that sometimes works out like that's why he keeps saying who will say I can go but you worked you will be so beautiful as Will Smith discovers me what the fuc Yeah Sarah want to run a marathon I do it and then I go and then I was like easily with no worries I absolutely


    Best of the Week - December 15, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    the really f*****-up part about it is it's almost like what we're talking about football that football be safer if there was no helmets it doesn't make sense to be safer if they were a state-issued if you apply for funding for support you're going to school like I'm alone or the state paying for you to go to school you go Fellowship you should be able to apply for a state-issued prostitute if you are a little socially awkward we haven't had sex because men get weird if they haven't been made privy to the way a woman is or they haven't had SEC and going to college let's get you a prostitute let's get you having sex twice a week so you're not afraid of women let's get you a little less weird let's find a prostitute well I think you could didn't have the social stigma behind it there's a lot of people that would choose it over working at Wendy's woman saying I want to do this with my body that's what's upsetting that is sort of that but it's also well in this country it's also connected to sex slavery we think of it as like if someone is doing that that maybe maybe they are a sex slave like maybe there's someone who's I think that's left on people's radar to do with the puritanical idea of New England Patriots massage parlor in the game of Happy Ending and then actually know that they arrested him and told him that there's a video of it and you know they're trying to get him to plead guilty and all these different should have gone on to a guy who's like insanely insanely wealthy who just going there to get your top one of them that they said was that it was that he was participating somehow and sex trafficking until they were accusing him of that they were that was a big part of what the police were saying what turned out that none of the girls that were there were sex traffickers there just prostitutes and the woman that did it to him she was like four years old using that term to the recusing him of this thing and using that term like to DeBrands yes consequences that you would want someone to face whether they just wanted to get your thoughts for they participate in sex slave with you so because there's a demand for it there is a supply so that is by a large part of the issue and I say this not knowing a ton about sex lately but I do know that if you take away the stigma and you can normalize things very quickly weed is a great example right you could do that and even we've done this with women and bodies in the way that we look at people who are overweight and we look at people with different things aguiar a place where it's less of a thing I think it was prostitution and it's fine and look at it as like this is her choice and if there if there wasn't an extension demand for it wouldn't be a thing at this point in time we have made tremendous progress by venting Technologies and also Eventing institutions and on the other hand are human ability to to collaborate effectively in large numbers which includes the corporation which is very effective way for people to work together now all that program has always has also had its negative side effects which are most bananas it'll be longer and we take too much out of its then nature can replenish with the fission on the other hand we have two plastic going into the environment Etc so many questions about how do we solve that and one hand is to say okay maybe we should consume less races are bad allergies bad we should all get rid of all those things and modern environmental movement which is very kind of this Romantic Movement has this image of back in the day everything was great to live in harmony with nature so let's get rid of all this modernity and try and return to that pure original fit what I however believe is that possible that I don't think it's realistic thing Thompson Cigars and people want to move forward and at the same time I don't think it's pretty the most effective way to to solve these problems because it would be like fighting a leopard tank with the bow and arrow truly believe that we should embrace those those forces that make us human them and has created an amazing wealth to also try and solve these these negative side effects as well and that's why I believe now the over cuz jumped over cuz I'm still station not going to end my people all becoming vegan but rather through fake Meats I think that the transport emissions are not going to be solved by people flying anymore or not going anywhere anymore realistically people are going to fly more so you better event technologies that allow people to do that without harming the environment and now the same thing I think it would be the Case 444 for plastic and really other energy uses as well Japanese face with me on the corner of outside my wrestling coach he helped me out a lot and I cannot go and I tell him all the time like this dude is 125 lb in 1915 tall guy what event was at but was doing Sunday is a big thing and it was at a party and then just one Asian dude it's just I getting all crazy in people's faces I can take crazy drunk in his face and I told my friend punches I tell him at some guy how to crack him but I'm scared I'm not going to put them to sleep I know if you punch him he's going to go knock out but you go ahead he's a smaller than a Google I even one time and we was at home like he walking and his drunk guy and there's like three of those four or five of us and he's the smallest guy in the back and we're all walking in like almost in line and it's big. He like he slips everybody little guy last key bump some hard and I looked at him like he goes to little guy I told him I was hanging with his new guy this guy just hanging out with us I told him that is the wrong guy to bump into cuz out of everyone here he probably one punch Knock You Out the Bronx Zoo I'm in like the 18 hundreds of the early 1900 a pygmy what year was it that long have not been civilized how we view the world today with inclusivity and objectivity and care and you know kindness towards others like his compassion and altruism on a global scale 45 years after slavery what the f*** guys so bronx.zoo yet speaking in are like weird Cryptid realm remind me of something so get this chupacabra has been attributed to the possibility that there are thylacine in North America and shears what supports that there is documented proof that however many years ago I don't remember the dates there were two breeding pair of thylacine Bound for the Bronx Zoo and the boat crashed into the shore and most of the animals Escape including the two breeding pair of thylacine fast forward 10 15 years you start having these Chupacabra sightings pop up in the Northeast and these animals were adapted to living in Tasmania which is a pretty similar climate to the North American Northeast and so there's people that have kind of drawn these parallels and said oh the chupacabra that we reported running around you know the United States is actually a tiny Remnant population of the thylacine that were brought here for the Bronx Zoo this what you buying this import export laws about Wildlife you know you could just bring in whatever you like if you had money you know what's to say that everybody was in a race to collect stuff for zoos and museums like what's to say somebody didn't bring some in a sort of new Nietzsche Marx who said God is dead but Mark's basic human beings are the masters of their own fate and all of these guys who basically took God out of the equation and all of them were basically saying that animals and God isn't it God is no longer here where animals and if you don't quit Society control our animalistic impulses we're going to f****** Slaughter and rape each other and World War 1 proved all the skies right physically but it was a time when they're worth that everything's up in the air and comes along and says time and space not so fast it's actually relative start a stopwatch and that's what noon said but actually a good luck trying to work your way through that the one where when you go if you go fast enough into space and then come back everybody here will be old and you'll be the same age what he was walking and where was he and he gets off the the train and he's walking away from the train station he turns and looks at the clock and the clock says let's say 6 internal wait hold on I was walking away from the clock so when I saw the clock it said 6 but that's how long it took for light to get to my eye by the time that I hit my I was actually later cuz the light has to hit my eye for me Jim sent back to fraction was he still but I wonder like when you say time stands still but it's got it list if you're alive it's God exists somehow biologically your body's not going to stop heart beating and breathing right so like how many heartbeats do you have in you and that's part of what life is life is like you get a limited number of heartbeats if you wanted to run break it down right how many of them are you going to use where you going through Lightspeed those don't count your going to beat your heart going to beat right so how long is it going to take in real-time down on Earth while you're up there cuz I think it's going to be like where you're moving so fast that it feels like 10 I'm going to beat your heart's going to beat right right so how long does it actually take in real-time down Earth while you're up there cuz I think it's going to be like will you moving so fast that it feels like 10 minutes cuz it is 10 minutes to you and then you come back you've only age 10 minutes but it might be 10 years down here


    What Two World Wars Can Teach Us About the Individual and the State
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    the war in Europe all the countries involved what was the what was the size of the landscape were looking at in TuneIn like relationship the United States when you look at France Germany and England like what is that the European part of World War 1 & 2 how much what I was thinking is like it's almost like having a war inside America right really close I think I think of you if you if you take France Spain Italy you know Germany Poland all those areas if it in Rhode Island hungry Austria all those Bulgaria Romania World War 1 map 40 maps that explain World War 1 that that whole area became a theater for dude, I'm on my third wild west book in the last couple weeks really yeah yeah about the history of the bar Westmont play this one of my tits up blood and thunder yeah blood and thunder an epic tale of the American West it's about Kit Carson and then the mountain man yeah tribes in the chaos and the way they would kill people oh my God it's so crazy I don't think it was a Kit Carson one it was the the one on General Custer General Custer was the last one which was Son Of The Morning Star that was the last one I was reading bro Native American guy f*** this other guy's wife so he he tries to get them to can't get them eventually find someone day kills him eat his heart Cooks is heart comes back and tells her better than marriage the lady what you got to eat a man's heart cuz you impose his will on imagine you're married married your woman you're married to a guy this other dude wants to f*** you he killed your husband and eat his heart and then you said getting his pee pee big boy that's that's pretty f****** gangster that's pretty funny because the guy loved you I'm going to eat his love for you because he cut two fingers off of his hand because he couldn't get to her and he loved her so much and was angry that he couldn't kill anyone win her over will he must have won her over cut two fingers off his hand before he got there and then found a guy Africa two fingers officer killed the guy everybody ate most of the heart that's a stalker I need to start a just remember like when we used to have those terrorism colors like today yellow no worries member of the flag yeah that's it from 1917 paper in London made this this is explaining the battle area only in Colorado was trench warfare 2 if you look at World War 1 it was a time when first bought the world hadn't been Europe end in the war for a hundred years so when people went into War and World War 1 they were I mean they went in every young man volunteered and even women volunteered to be nurses and songs never going to be gone for 2 weeks and it was going to be really excited and it was romantic and and no one including the soldiers really understood the technology like machine guns and and that kind of technology and mustard gas and they didn't know they were still fighting the way they had been fighting for Millennia which was on Horseback feathers in their helmets and charging with great bravery and so it would have they would charge and the other side would open up with machine guns and an artillery and then ultimately poison gas and so the numbers are too staggering to even imagine but like for 800 yards to try to capture that much land do whatever they would lose they lost something like three hundred thousand men in a day it was beyond like the number of men that were lost her foot I remember I had to ask three times cuz I couldn't believe it and because they were just so you're you're arrogant commanders would blow a whistle sometimes it would kick a soccer ball and you would follow the soccer ball over the ditch and run as they were shooting it and you'd and if you didn't you'd be tried for cowardice so not to be shot by your commanding officer in the back your head cuz remember conscripted they were brought in against their will from you know who this was the time of imperialism when the country that was bigger and stronger the austro-hungarian Empire Austria so would come in and say you belong to us now there was a secret alliances that would happen and so that battle was so insane and they it was just it was a true meat grinder it was a true meat grinder and then you have no man's land right so you have no man's land and that was the area where they would they would come in that you know they had to cross menu hear them dying and groaning but nobody can get to them it was the f****** it was the worst man it was a worst and in those trenches the body parts and everything and then in the people have to go to bathroom there and then the rain would come you were living in a gutter it would be on what people can imagine it would be on it was the most horrific thing in the only thing that was worse was something called World War II which is a continuation of that first European Civil War and and I don't know man it's it's beyond what we can wish sell for less than a hundred years time like that yes sir that's the one person's lifetime in a world where is where the idea of where ideas can be so dangerous this idea that human beings are blank slate and they'll that you can make them anything you want you can re-educate them in a camp and they'll be what you want this is the history of of your opinion and those ideas lost ground that's why the individual it's so f****** important for the individual take precedence over the state this is also why it's so important for people to be able to express themselves that's what I mean for people to but Fidelity to the state and a fascist Society in in in the deli to the state the collective must be superior to the individual the individual your tiny leaf on a tree if you have a society like that somebody's going to run that somebody's going to set that Doctrine in the end they will justify killing 2039 Empower Hitler by many accounts seem to genuinely enjoy World War he enjoyed it and then he got blinded by mustard grass and he couldn't believe Germany surrendered he couldn't believe it and a German physician there's one record of the German physician saying characterizing Hitler as follows again this is from Buck Wholesale Electric it said this person is not fit to and humans and is a n is dangerously psychotic and because of a lot of crazy reasons he was able to start the join the Nazi that he's working that he actually started as a minder for the German army with the mind about the so a guy who spied on subversive groups like a rat cross the Nationalist Socialist Party National Socialist Party and you know what


    Bryan Callen is Gonna Give You the What-For
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    you watch a boxing or any combat sport really this guy that hit the slab and look super Champion zones and that's where Crawford is why I need to fight off Spencer's yes that's where lomachenko is how is Earl Spence alive and not injured he doesn't get crushed I don't care that's fine little gave me all about people to get as far as you did sound he's a beastman the way shut down Mikey Garcia I was like would happen if Jamie came at me right now so I can act got asked me what would happen if Jamie came out you meet him halfway exact same problem I've been having and it happened from him on those f****** the the hoverboard thing oh no foul on the concrete right out here broke his butt are you in the new Mickey Rourke movie on Wade play Everyday was going to one of the greatest


    Bryan Callen Reveals Sylvester Stallone’s Hidden Talent
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    York people out there that actually want credit for coming up with an idea that didn't come up with your own people that want like like showrunners right that step in after someone created a pilot and they say I want created by credit and then I'll run shutdown I knew a dude who submit a script to a major Hollywood production company they turned them down and then they went ahead and made the movie they made the movie it was a blockbuster with big-time Stars he sued them he one and he got his name on the book on the movie add some s*** to it right but you're supposed to have a deal you're supposed to use called don't take what doesn't belong to you don't be a f****** thieving kind don't be at The Expendables yeah I don't know if this is true could have been a big giant lie some was on adderal and you started lying to me my favorite one of my new favorite person is a guy named Sly Stallone but have to have them on f*** is that look at picture I told his daughter take that picture and I just got cuz I wanted to jump in while they're all doing that in a row behind empathica Stallone's hair that is preposterous looks so good oh he does interview and wants for Spike TV on it was hilarious heckled going out of my chest man I feel weird you know what to do with all this is hilarious f****** Frank about me man puppies as he's pointing to his insane paintings that he's made himself if I wanted to buy like if you sell these goes yeah Google can you give me a ballpark figure in this ballpark figure I went out that's live your life and your goal should be having enough money so it seems reasonable to buy Stallone Panic that's what I want to be your your wife it's so good that supposed to be him I looked and I looked at Guerrilla when I got mad I went hey I'm a f****** loser I got to get myself together I got to do something on then the guy does a lot of s*** is that did he take a G-Pen himself anybody else play the character when he was nobody he's got balls of steel took a video of me script in his in his office I wish I wasn't there I would have ran to that wall like the f****** Kool-Aid man like I can't Fraser started tapping me in different places I he literally was just like what the f*** is going it was like getting caught in the bus so I was like wait that's not going to work in the movie and then and it's infucking horn with the Italian horn and Peyton interesting that I think people forget that he can actually act you go I can watch Rocky 1 you go you know young guy first but when he got that script he's the one who said that he was a homicidal maniac 2 character and he said he said this isn't going to work he's got to be a killer but specifically you could just kill everybody he's got to have a philosophy behind why does this fascinating character in Hollywood I mean never had a guy with the longevity that Sylvester's 25 years still making action movies he's a hundred and fifty thousand years old he's still making ax movies and don't buy it and don't you know Phil Pacino and they're talkin and I'm kind of in the I'm standing in that group sort of good and I don't want to say anything I want to say anything just about said one impressive shut behind me the loss of his most recent work and riding Joey Diaz said that this is Roadhouse on steroids he was Joe Rogan listen to me this f****** movies amazing he's going to see it Roadhouse on steroids and incredible you love it you'll get high to the f****** gills call Bro shut your mouth is growing 100% realistic f*** you man who's playing the Hitman and is actually a pretty f****** good moving interesting movie like I couldn't get enough credit like what was the butt spine and all the operation that he's been through what I liked about this it's a Walter Hill film to what I liked about this movie was not just liked about it but that Stallone got like super crazy lean like he was he looking like a hundred pounds there you go buddy. Get over it


    Rogan and Callen 2020?
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    wonder how long is going to take before the human race eradicates that cuz I think if you look at like pinker's work and some other people that studied violence and abuse and all of the various things that we love least about civilization those markers are going down sort of across the door with a violent crime or rape his markers are slowly going down like how long does it take for there's none of that anyway part of it can't just drop bodies all the time because it's you don't know it was going to f****** ring the cops just go can we take a look at your ring footage Ryan and you know you got to make a getaway somewhere you're always on camera and they can do this just posted something that I retweeted it and citizens are sort of revolting against this constant surveillance State that's over can China use sang over the next 10 years is what's going to be America absent sweeping reform this is the whole world in 10 years remember both parties in the US defend Mass surveillance programs China's Advantage here is not technological but that there is no strong civil opposition to slow The Descent into Nightmare so China is not I'm sorry I read it wrong is not able to slow it there just slowly descend against the surveillance tape liters is very important we were lied to enough kind of time for 18 years by senior us officially the authorities and scan your phone track your face and find when you find out when you leave your home on the world's biggest spine networks is aimed at regular people and no one can stop it and this is in China civil liberties because in the name of protecting the Fatherland from from essentially terrorism because of communist lit-lit the reichstag on fire interesting is how long is it going to take before some version of this makes it over here cuz it seems inevitable it's coming but you have to beat you have to fight it tooth and f****** nail Americans should always be distrustful of their authority figures I don't give a fuk how much Trump or anybody else you should hold you even accountable and you should not you should always have a healthy distrust will W2 for 18 years about how the war was going on Afghanistan we spent over a trillion dollars on that f****** War over the past how long has it been since 2003 good and and we were trying to turn into a Modern Nation you have senior us officials whether intelligence military everybody else they knew and somehow that just never made it on every General kept saying we're at a turning point in the war we're going to defeat the Taliban know you weren't and you know the difference and you knew that at the time and I understand that there's a lot of pressure and everything else but we spent all that money for f****** what and a lot of Americans got injured and f****** killed for it and we were lied to I know what this is but that's what that's how they would if they could get something that implemented in Afghanistan and put a giant kibosh sure on the amount of terrorist activities that right good luck I know I would say good luck honey I mean there's nothing in his they can really tell you where this goes politicians use the same exact language which is we have to protect the public from these insurgents this danger here is what this is doing it's making it almost impossible to be a traditional to have a traditional government right cuz if this stuff starts making it to there with then we can find out they're doing all the time so what if we would if it turns out well liberal let you masturbate on Sunday we want 24/7 access to anyone who is any sort of Representative anyone who's a congressman and it was a Senator and it was the president who want 24/7 access to everything you say and do we want to know want to know who you are no more backs my problem with the best people with that is a politician so I don't know if that's the answer might might I saying is the answer to just saying imagine if everyone has access to everyone's life and you need warrants and make it f****** difficult but the reason why a country like the United States goes to war with a country like Afghanistan or banister prices because you have leaders and groups once there's no leaders here and wants his no groups and everybody can see everything and everybody's doing then you have no no more need for governments or all the resources get distributed evenly all natural resources auction, natural resources on Earth are owned by the human beings that inhabit the Earth not human beings that live on that one particular spot and all those dudes are making fracking money that's our money b**** is our Earth healing the f****** essence of the earth and selling it back to the people how dare you Karl Marx right here man who sings you can sell you sell cars you can sell this you can tell that Mick building I'm not stopping capitalism but I'm saying is all natural resources all of them belong to the conquerors of the earth which is us the human beings out of it so no no no trillionaire Oil Barons no dependence on fossil fuels because you're great but if no one in particular is profiting entirely are fossil fuels because the money has to be distributed evenly to everyone the same with solder she wasn't eating anything that's a resource any natural resource but you need me I don't need the technology to to harness that stuff that you just said that what you can't sell is oil well anymore not when I'm president president you run you run okay and then what's our platform what's the tune in to see what's our slogan how do we grow more no more no more dinner theater everybody that works in Tennessee or now makes tuna you working a tune-up plant where you make tuna Swahili or so we have more more no great President we f***** up the oceans is always heavy metals and poison in there we need a filter for the ocean select a filter that you have at your house have two filters in tap water right yeah you really want us to the ocean not really. Not when you get rid of Music dinner theater all musicals must use the money yeah I got to make those people go to work in a real job musicals or what people want to see


    Bryan Callen “Lost” His Keys While High
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    we got really really really really really high and went to see one of your professors one of your acting Professor Ernest Sing Sing musicals that was that was a wonderful night it was out it was a while I love that kind of stuff we're so I can walk fast no me neither knew I knew how to walk but I wasn't totally sure I can keep doing it I never I never smoke weed Atlantic City in wooden swimming and I smoke weed and I didn't know I was not a weed smoker and usually have in the water out of the ocean the last sitting at night I lost my car keys and we're looking everywhere everywhere in 2 hours later I sit down at Kirk's on my bow just tired too much pie looks men she goes Brian yeah open your hand please too much pie looks men she goes Brian yeah she goes open your hand please


    Do Video Games and Gamers Deserve More Respect?
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    I've had my sunglasses on top of my hat and look for him for 10 minutes before stock quote was an eye on the planet well you try to keep him from violent games I do but they said it's like telling me not to blow in the wind it's interesting Dakota Meyer who's decorated veteran and you know how can you tell me story about a fist fight with a guy you know in war with with the Enemy and picked up a rock beat his brains in this guy is telling you that video games can desensitize you I'm going to listen yeah I am I'm going to listen to him I am too he's you know he healthy you're not going to make you more likely to go shoot people that's a fact yeah that's the thing it's like are you saying that you playing Red Dead Redemption is going to make you want to go out and f****** shoe people know it's not going to affect on minors I think they're couple things going on addicted one more game crazy they stomp the ground all day when you plan on that level do they retard your social skills and your you know I mean there's a lot of considerations I don't know I'm also in favor of you doing anything you want if there's some people that would make the same argument about someone is addicted to reading sure there's a lot of people that are in their heads reading novel human creation this design Captivate your attention whether it's a novel or film or anyting things are designed that's what are is and what awaits me an art gallery and you stare at someone's work it's like some human creation that captivates your attention and get you logged in and we see a really beautiful piece like we were in Italy and I we're in Florence we went to this Ancient Ancient church and had this is beautiful works of art on the wall painted this a thousand years ago and What would life was like and you looking to intricacies these dresses like that's an engaging human creation that captivates your attention we just we have Merit in that kind of engaging captivated piece of art we will put married in that we don't put Mara and video games for some reason it's too captivated someone who'll I got to trust fund you never have to work again you got a f****** 10 million dollars in the bank and you can just chill forever and you want to play video games all day my all right like if you want me and I don't know what to tell you you don't have to work something like that painting of when Spain was bombed by the luftwaffe before World War II does incredible imagery in what we can do with an iPad will it's all the same thing in some way it's a human creation but the thing about these digital human Creations as they have his alien-like coldfield them like there's something about digital things even if they're spectacular like there's no emotion in this thing this thing is a creation to one and a zero it sits in his computer I'm going to light a candle I'm going to sit there and I'm going to read novels all day I have $10 in the bank that I got for my trust phone I just like reading no one would say you're a loser who is Brian to he's amazing you know he got his trust fund and then said I want to educate myself I just want to read I just read all the great works and sit home all day and just reads it's amazing but that is somehow more intriguing because what you're doing is developing and expanding your understanding who is worth speaking to you might have some secrets and some understanding that I can use so we need to talk to somebody who's really gone down that rabbit-hole like Joseph Campbell piano who read all the phosphorus and everybody he's organized in a way that might shed some light on the things that are confusing to you that are you know that are depressing or that are scaring you or whatever you do need like that leaders of thought that can put things into perspective you know that come kind of tell you why there's a difference between say Picasso in this other people that know how to play the f*** out of a video game the thing as those people don't get any credit when you see the kids today that are winning these video game tournaments me while the dad works at f****** IHOP making real money on his stupid game you told him to never play that feeling like Arenas are we crazy this is where the world Goes the World goes to the most engaging creation and human beings have that locks in other people's attention and the most engaging Creations for young people are these goddamn video game they're just Group after it's their giant Group corporate efforts whether it's you know Grand Theft Auto or the new Doom when's the new Doom coming out I do think there's a difference I do think that when you're really good at a video game there's there is an addictive quality too and yes you're really good at doing something right but at the end of the day it's a game and that game is somewhat masturbatory that game I don't know that when you really could go to Fort not tonight or Doom I don't know if that game in any way expands your understanding your ability to contribute to the larger conversation okay but I'm just saying blue balls and pink balls and black balls and I don't know I don't understand the game I've watched a bunch but there's these people that play it and it's less popular now why the guys want a big-time guys got busted he got busted doing a fixed game like someone someone paid him off to lose and he agreed to do it for a certain amount of money but the thing is that a game like that as well respected because someone has to execute its not to me getting off the shot yes it's a skilled and also people love to watch it who play snooker yeah lean on me but you don't know where difference write a video game you have to execute as well but it doesn't seem like you're doing it because you're not physically do just moving your hands around and moving a keyboard and it doesn't seem like it's as skillful or but it is 4 people just like a great pool player right front so when you watch pool you're doing it for steaks doing it for money but you're also watching these people who have mastered this insane geometry what we respect some versions of that like elf respect that's why we don't respect bowling golf players of all time that golfer is going to make millions and millions of dollars a year but that guy is a baller he's a golfer and he's at the top of the food chain it comes to any of those skills require you to master yourself in the video games it seems like it's happening in a digital realm and because of that it's not taken too seriously either you found they made more money I can you find out someone's a successful video game player there's a certain party like why you waste your time with that even if you go huh good for him just seems weird yes right there's like a weird you don't it's still not good even though they were older it's subversive yes that for guys that are Arnie's it's subversive it's we don't trust it we don't like it we don't understand it and it scares us a little bit because it's also reminds us of our own mortality also brainwashed seen the video games till game player is all that stuff so so for older people I'm I'm feel I feel left out I don't understand it and I and I feel like they're being bad and they should listen to me where is chess is Noble does noble gases someone playing chess that's Noble you find out someone is really good at chess look impressive


    Abusing Children is a Special Kind of Evil
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    Bahamas tattoo and he's got as you got some work I'll death that movie Harley-Davidson the Marlboro Man is that what that is belt buckle with no shirt no shirt when he was younger my favorite actor of all time Mickey the world of actors my friend they are out there he was abused by his stepdad on Baldwin's podcast is very heartbreaking very heartbreaking he was abused by his his his stepfather was a cop and a brutal son-of-a-b**** and really abused those two boys his side brother make his arms I blamed as far as his stepfather they saw his father he never seen he's so heartbreaking till the store in child's father in New York Files come out of a bar Smiley does NICU stand there and he was on your Sunday is Father goes I thought of running you one day and his father died a week later of alcoholism everyone that's f***** up in this life is f***** up because of something that someone did to them whether it's a relative or abuse that they suffered or you know things throughout their life that have gone horribly wrong specially for children the big one I mean that's the most formative time of your life right when you meet people that were abused as children everyone like University feels for them be like oh no you have children for sure I could tastrophe in the nun in piano thing to deal with it is that that's so terrible to me it's the special evil you know it is abusing children that you're ruining not just a moment but the full potential of a child's life is never going to escape the fact that was done to them but someone use them just me and their life that's big and I was like that's true right because when your dad's not there your mom's not there are some was not there this is like the feeling of like a displacement everything's wrong and then on top of that with these kids get abused just like oh my God you've compounded horror on top of of sadness and loneliness are on top of the really f*****-up things that repeats itself like they say that people that are molested when their children are much more likely to molest children which is like the thing that happened to the abuse that happen to you someone like you want to put it on someone else yet the fact that this how many kids grow up in single-parent households in this country is the problem that's the problem and talk about racism that's that is that abuse I would make it a lot like you'd be I would make it very uncomfortable for you. That's just one kind of abuse is also abused by your actual biological parents there's a very Spidey other biological relatives who have there's there's people that have abused by stepfather but it's the same thing it's like what happens when you were really young person to becoming an adult and once if someone is abusing you and f****** you over you over that just ruins the most people's lives most people don't bounce back from that you know and then you get caught up in this spiral of the cycle crime and violence in prison and abuse and you're done you're done


    Can You Still Grow If You’re Happy With Yourself?
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    Tri-County Phoenix Frank Caliendo and Adam Reina Del Sur crazy lineup things pins the funniest thing in the world is most insulting one time one time we're doing the podcast and he was just lying down to go be respectful and shut the f****** and I start talking and he's got me slap me in the face funny motherfuker man hilarious a great guy to just a good dude I like being around them is fun yeah these are my inner circle while we're all weirdos he's just he's a weirdo weirdo and none of them like all the two of them got back to me everybody else like side and then you just f****** Misfits miss me like you can make real money you f****** idiot clothing there also wild wild people and I did it like being disciplined and rigid and on a schedule that they create themselves like Aunt like yourself send like yourself that much honey should always be a little dissatisfied with yourself at work for me yeah I don't think you should be satisfied very often if you want to be good at anything right you are an improvement and growth path trying to get better whatever it is it's tennis right you trying to get better at it all the time like you shouldn't if you want to get better at all time you got to be scrutinizing can't be happy about certain moments where you were really good and think that's you you got to be thinking about the two things didn't do I got to fix that part of the story with her is true or not but I think it is by Rafael Nadal had just won Wimbledon greatest of all time the MCM play like his athleticism is power he hits the ball so hard that the ball the ball revolve twice as fast and makes it twice as many Revolutions of the average high level 10 back he's back in the locker room going I know I just don't know if my grip should have been a little bit I feel like it's going to change that but still adjusting he was longing for acceptance longing for respect attention and even just went out there f****** guns-blazing like an animal but then went to Gatti's party with Bon Jovi and Motley Crue and they're doing blow f****** on the tour bus and do you know what drinking vodka to 5 in the morning all that chaos it's just it stops being the same thing life is now you're celebrating the fact that you're the s*** instead of you're desperate to make the best work you can make desperate to work after I talk to this I want the name of the famous rock and roll with Elton John because I don't know who wrote those songs I don't remember but they said they read his lyrics back and he said in that something like who did that not me I don't know I can't do that anymore that's the that's a fear of mine


    Joe Rogan and Bryan Callen Google D*ck Tattoos
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    it almost be like if everybody was naked all the time nudity would be no big deal attack I mean it's it's he's got he's got lungs you can see him breathe men he's got a crook so I can f*** around corners you should get it painted like an anaconda tattoo like an anaconda Joe Rogan Experience but it is anybody had like a really good one done what I do though the American flag I don't know what I f****** dragon or something like that. Joe ears are here where my balls are but the dragon the tip of the nose is red yeah always tired on face I know a great musician though really talented guy but like cut that out but like my point is that didn't exist in the 1960s right there what about Dick tattoos like what if that becomes a normal girl like take your pants down the future just like you don't even have your dick tattooed up for a while oh that's crazy he's got like birds on his forehead and Jesus Otis fake I was a drawing even though it's a drawing who cares still crazy so I got drawn her face honey that's your cheek don't tolerate that kind of s*** in life while there's a lot of people getting face tattoos the guy in cats that was on Instagram giant piece on them and they Instagram took the photo down cuz it like this is too sensitive but are the rock the the game has a giant thick as well in the video did you see the picture I posted not try to avoid pictures that was well listen find a dick that big I let everybody know too I mean he's grabbing his dead all that dick is pretty Preposterous yeah that's preposterous he'll now remember that's that's right I remember back has a slit under that p**** like Mecca Nick and tune it up with his tongue run her bath until the water is warm as a Miami Morning in the spring okay giant to Jujitsu and suffer like they can f*** you that's being a dick that's tattooed like an anaconda that's what I'm getting at does anybody have that let's take a look at his dick like Anaconda course but I'm shocked that I haven't seen this I'm outraged hundreds and hundreds of times yes there's no way to know about penis tattoos and it talks about a guy's 14 Stripes to make it look like a snake that's cool Dragon the far right yeah that was a problem so that far-right Dragon this is dude this is people that's in the problem of individuality with accoutrement is that what is yes or they just like dragons it just like it was a dragon that's possible to bro get more work done Exercise f****** head how you just now getting held your dick down a bolt through the head of it is very good girls just like you know you think different mentality to got sleeved I got half sleeves and isn't it 60 shirt that movie that picture go back to the one you just had to do that to you that one that's when he was doing that movie with the head he got super lean man hello father on my father's side is half of what he was Irish of my father's half-hour so his my father's mom was it a full Italian and his dad was full Irish his my father's mom was a full talion and his dad was full Irish Italian


    Bryan Callen: The Ten Minute Podcast Might Be Back
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    husky talks about like you don't know what's going on their brand if you did you'd be a lot more sympathetic than the idea of Free Will being a farce it's not real how much I love it and so I'm very guarded of my my in my body right like just ask him. I just don't want any to f****** so I can keep doing it like I couldn't do stand-up but also you are the victim of your circumstances you are you are the product or the benefactor of all these years of things happening all these different events all the people you know which one of the big ones is what I concentrate on I think more than anything in my life the quality of the people around you dictate the quality of your life and this is an equation that people for whatever reason don't put down as significant or primary but the quality of the people that you have in your life is everything you could be camping like you and I were in Montana 9° I was a bunch of great guys we had a good f****** time we didn't we didn't have a house now I'm going to stay warm by fire but the quality of our life was significant it was great because the quality of the people that you're around that's everything man want to give a little worried about money or fame or or credibility or whatever accolades you think you deserve that you're not getting the quality of the peep around you is everything they drive you they change your opinions they challenge you to show compassion they show they show warmth and camaraderie that allows you to be more comfortable with who you are you open up to each other mean this is everything in this life is community one of the things that's most lost when we're dealing with urbanization and large groups of people want two things it's most loss is our sense of community the more people we have the less value those people have a name nuisance they become their just some f**** ahead of you on the highway right and not human beings with lives and hopes and wishes they become a burden they become locusts yeah they're not just a pretty grasshopper the f****** an overabundance and no quality by no quality in your job choice no quality and the education is thrust upon you know quality in the people that you're running into and your relationships that are on pills and a wacky distort the truth is there always a victim the never wrong or you could be around a bunch of cool people and friend why why give it 10 minutes once you guys you guys are just getting warmed up in 10 minutes I know I might do one where we start funny Julian Will Sasso can't take credit for that


    Owls Are Ruthless Killers!
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    I look good with a beard look at in a shot that hurt me hunting turkey hunting fun because it's like I swear to God there's a feeling that you get when you kill an animal that's not it's not a happy feeling it's there's a there's a remorse that is engulfing the happiness I just happiness but there's also like a remorse No Remorse when you blast a turkey I'm here to tell you I shot a turkey in the head I felt nothing not only that put it on Instagram nobody gave a f*** I was holding that turkey up by its feet and my shot of turkey do vegans care about turkey's and if you are around them you care about him even letting everything wants to kill a turkey when we have to cover your face cuz otherwise can I really never cool animal turkeys a cool animal man really is daddy there's a bird that's dead and I go there and it was a dove with no head and and and a chest of an email Colorado by a bird of prey yeah or an owl we have a big owl in the neighborhood swoops down and snatches a hawk out of its nest what they're saying that yeah they got a camera on this nest of hawks so they kill Hawks give a hoot don't pollute ruthless f****** killer holding a rabbit and just decided I was getting too close to Mt just let the rabbit going so I got out of car to look at the rabbits rabbit tortoise f****** thing apart are you with this video it was on my Instagram it's night vision and you see these hawks just hanging out in the ass like a well I guess we're just supposed to be here for the night Noah Whataburger


    Huawei's Creative Destruction w/Bryan Callen | Joe Rogan
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    the copying say the intellectual property thing they don't give him his daughter is being held captive in Vancouver do you know about that yeah Google that the head of Huawei Huawei has been accused of some crazy backdoor s*** they put in the routers and they're really worried about their technology get into this country in the United States has stopped the product of their cellphones in the United States like you have to buy them from somewhere else and bring them in so if you know what's it called what's it called when it's not connected to someone by cell phones not connected to somebody you don't know whatever but you can buy one of those websites company that has become their number to now the right behind a pollacappul number one is Apple Mill Samsung Samsung has never won their number to an Apple's number three so they've passed Apple in cell phone production has always had passed by the British by a lot of different unit by the Japanese for behaved an opium from India to China China Dalton major opium problem so the emperor and the government said this is a major problem guess what Britain you can't sell your opium on our doctor unloading huge boxes of f****** opium from India and I know you're making a lot of money but no because we have a major addiction problems and Britton said you're interfering with free trade and we should be allowed to and China said you're not allowed to and so they went to and Britain won that war and force China to continue buying opium that's why the British took Hong Kong and leased it for a hundred years without shopping she it's just to stick to our 11 p.m. curfew so by the way she's tired by 11 anyway so her dad owns Huawei is that what it is extradite her on the grounds that she tricked Banks into potentially Violet in Iran sanctions has sparked an unprecedented diplomatic row they don't give a f*** they're doing business with everybody with a briefcase full of cash and nuclear weapons f*** you and this is what the United States government is worried about like these people becoming the number one technology provider in the world like if they provided all the cell phones at everyone America use like what if they were closed did they came out okay and they add on to the Verizon network or the AT&T network with some of these phones these phones when you look at the the tech people the tech be like the other people like unbox therapy and MKBHD those guys who developed these YouTube videos breaking down the components of cell phones they're always super favorable about these Huawei phones they have crazy cameras some of them have this f****** insane ability to zoom in really use Computer Learning and they have the iPhone the new iPhone is pretty f****** good but when the watch the latest Huawei mate Pro whatever the f*** it was one of them one of their most high-end phone there's a video of them doing a zoom and that you can't believe how much bigger they can make something that's in the distance and make it look really clear image stabilization and crazy I mean on a camera that's on the phone I mean they're and they're going hog-wild with technology and providing like the state-of-the-art s*** and just a few years ago they were like an unheard-of brand mean 5 6 7 years ago you never heard about people talk about Huawei now Huawei has a direct competitor to the MacBook Pro where I mean a lot of people think it's the best laptop that you can buy a bezel display see it pops up so people can't see where you jerking off is one of those guys that worries weldy's Huawei computers it figured out and they basically an Apple MacBook just made it way better about the marketplaces for Creative destruction that like the fact that move that flip the camera all the stuff that we had a GPS GPS you had your phone and you had to allow certain businesses to go out of business to get all that technology into one f****** place which is your phone that we all use and that requires people to it requires creative destruction imagine if people bailed out all those portable phone businesses boards are or decide whether or not it was fair you a government organization would never allow for that kind of credit but you would not listen the situation like with China with technology they they're not like trying to save those stupid phones like Windows phones became irrelevant because the cameras on the phones were bad energy innovation in all the all the Innovation that comes out of apple you can swipe all that stuff don't forget that's all that's all that came out of the free-market that came out of the competition to me that they just take that and do it better


    Joe Rogan's Thoughts on the Game Changers Debate
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    I enjoyed your I enjoyed that time game changers with Chris Kresser and that is a little bit like listening to a Protestant and a Catholic argue over the minutiae of how to worship God like they both believe in God like they are or like a the Sunni and ashea is that it was it was very human beings get in too much information and then we'll start parsing out stuff that's not that helpful to Otis Mendel long conversation the conversation very long and unfortunately when Chris was talking about the game changers he got several things wrong particularly the big ones were the amount of protein you can get in peanut butter amount of protein is in bread and whether or not that is equal to 3 oz of ground meat and what Wilkes are showing is that it is and he made his point very well and that made Chris his argument not look very good then there was the other problem where is Chris Kresser sort of personally defined he defined as low carb vs. medium carb vs. high carb and wasn't making a distinction that this is not the consensus amongst nutritionists what they consider low carb medium car-part James accused him of that Chris tonight it and then James pulled out all of these different articles that show that he has a different version of what he calls low carb meat a car or I got the problem with all this is he's just making Chris look bad and he's not necessarily proving that a veggie vegan diets better for you but he is rightly pointing out that he was wrongly criticized so I guess his chest is very impressive ability to come prepared here animal products is going to get is an easy way to get B12 and then the problem going to kill you that's the problem with doing a documentary and then that's a problem with someone criticizing the documentary you know it's like the documentary and he's got enough stuff that he can say you were inaccurate with with the criticism so that then we get lost in the argument is meat bad for you is it like that's the main thing it's not but the way they are conflating it with people who were advertising for cigarettes and doctors advertising for cigarettes back in the day and saying the cigarettes are these are the same people are doing this like know the problem is everyone was aware for a long time that cigarettes are not healthy this is not the case with me these studies that will you connect people with all these diseases with me they connect their diet as a whole they could be eating cheeseburgers and bread by soda and sound drinking and smoking but they also eat meat versus people who don't eat meat but what if someone is going to be conscientious and think about even if they're Incorrect and they just assume that the sign says the eating meat is bad for you if you start eating more fish or more chicken or more vegetables you clean up your diet I bet just statistically I'd already blessed drinking I honestly they have left it is cigarette smoking they're probably healthier on the whole because they're making choices that even if it's incorrect they think are good like not eating meat or as much meat nutrition is it when I watched game changers I have to say that it it did seem like the narrative the story of the movie was that being a vegan is better for you for all these reasons all the signs of the reasons than eating any meat that's that's what it was a vegan film screw that for me just as of you were the arguments being made that being a vegan that's what I like from just what I got right the Retros what was meant I got to being a vegan better for you it keeps your dick hard you won't die of cancer and still have less inflammation or Enduro sings claimed they made that was incorrect okay scientifically is a PhD what's really going on with nutritional science because of criticism of the film he was an all-in every right he had every right to defend get any closer at the end there was some confusion that was about whether or not it is healthy or not healthy to eat meat he was citing some studies and Kresser was saying those studies aren't valid because of this and that and that's where we would have been if we had a guy like Layne Norton in here would have helped a lot we can do that would have someone actually explain it I'd like to look at the blue zones who eat meat and they have stayed lot of times they eat some form of dairy and they drink their good communities they don't retire there's a lot more to longevity and Health and Living a good life than being a purist for sure whether or not it's because overpopulation is real do it there the conversation is really ultimately what is sustainable you know and it's not what is sustainable right now for your lifespan it's like what is sustainable for the future and should we engineer for a better tomorrow because we sort of are we're not that people are acting as individuals was not really a whole lot of Engineering in terms of slowing down the rate of childbirth or trying to prevent people from having too many kids trying to prevent overpopulation what up that's what the sink the thing is there's plenty of people that live below the poverty line in terms of like what our perception the poverty line is and what you're seeing in a lot of these more industrialized nations is as people start developing careers in men and women get careers you have less childbirth like you seen that in Japan Japan has apparently an issue with a lack of childbirth not as many as they said that's not sustainable more industrialized nations is that people start developing careers in men and women get careers you have less childbirth like you seen that in Japan Japan has apparently an issue with a lack of childbirth not as many as they should has not sustained of it at


    Whitney Cummings Got in Trouble for Saying "Merry Christmas" | Joe Rogan
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    that's why I think for a lot of guys you know walking into an MMA gym is terrifying but it's okay that everything that start with U no one tiny step and I like I like doing anything that makes me feel uncomfortable and and takes me off my pins and because I it opens up new Pathways of understanding somehow are certainly forces me to do what I do now with people who I disagree with philosophically it's okay but what I what I try to do is I just try to listen to them really I try to kind of 0 instead of like immediately throw my hands up did you see what Burton Cummings said the other day Britney Cummings Whitney Whitney Whitney coming now did I say Brittany what was I just saying she got reported to HR on a show she was on cuz as she was leaving some Merry Christmas some intern no yes in turn was offended called Human Resources because she said Merry Christmas and her aunt response something that's very f****** important for people to realize about the West Samantha really unique about the West in Western Civilization is that imperialism racism sexism Aldi's isms that we are guilty of the Westin invent these things but we did you know we were egregious violators in some cases of that you know slavery was a real fans country what's unique about the west and I'm getting this is that who were the first to label it and condemn it and the West has always been a country that seems always to be in the process of repenting for its past that is not, that is unique to an end self-criticism is part of it as a society we are so people like that silly girl who that's been going on actually in one way or another for a long time girl or boy I know it's a little bit more if it's way more but but that's actually to the character of this country we have always had people who kind of went you know that's wrong I don't want to do that this is this isn't fair all that kind of stuff and it was a f****** it would always cause all kinds of problems but that's extreme that's a silly goose whoever's doing a Hollywood thing where these people can't be liberal enough so hard to be Progressive that they're just becoming ridiculous it's so reactionary and everyone's scared that they're going to be out of the woke Loop like maybe they're behind the letting something slide they should have stepped up for cuz now you can get in trouble if you don't come out again someone saying Merry Christmas like hey man you know where were you when that sucking pig said merry Christmas you know What Christmas Means Supremacy and Quantum Supremacy which is quantum shooting its next level Next Step Computing and there was an article about Google achieving Quantum Supremacy and there were like we don't like the term Supremacy cuz reminds people of white supremacy and I think about those people those people they're ready they're they're not they're young experienced and wise they're very smart and they know they are which is one of the reasons why they want to make an argument to put something like that through and think that it makes sense it's because they're so smart but they're not is is you get seasoned by your interactions with human beings you're naive when you're younger and then as you get older you get season at my changes but you also get seasoning you experience so many different human beings that exhibit the sort of stereotypes and these like patterns of behavior and you got to know when people are being Knuckleheads and you got to know when people are being why is an objective and you got to know when people being kind and loving and you got to know when people being assholes so you can see all the different things as you get older you get more data you know in a lot of these kids are like 20 by 20 tuner yelling about the world like that Greta Thornburg check the heat she's 16 Healthcare I didn't you and I'm sitting here if we had to try right what would happen is we might come with more Republican or Democratic or a liberal or conservative sensibility initially I think once you get down the level of detail in your try to solve these problems policy for the most number of people wait gray or and way less if you are somebody that has to solve problems if you are somebody who has to turn a profit if you're somebody will have to figure out what your what Your clientele actually will by and I think sometimes that's why people who own businesses and people have to make the trains run on time have a different philosophical and political point of view then do people who essentially spend a lot of time thinking and writing in an academic institution run because you don't need to get down to level of detail you can stay in that wonderful world of theory and that's an important world it's not the say that you shouldn't have that but a lot of journalists come from that world they come straight from that world a theory that world of that intellectual Pursuit and and they come right into then they see the world and I think that might be why a lot of times people media tend to be a little bit more ideological maybe a little bit more liberal depending cuz you can say Fox News is just as f****** idiot Logic on the other side but I do think your your perspective changes when you have to get down to when you're out there in the real world that are just completely in whatever the subject and you know and they're just lifelong academics and that's what they're going to do both both but what would the real problem is when people come out of these universities and they have these sort of Hardline ideas of how the world needs to change the revolution Quantum Supremacy you know a lot of these people with these ideas are one day going to laugh at those ideas they won't give me to look at back I was so stupid just like you've done just like I have done just like basically everybody does as they get older you start saying oh my God ESR one day going to laugh at those ideas they won't give me to look at that go oh my god when I was 20 I was so stupid just like you've done just like I have done just like basically everybody does as they get older you start saying oh my God When I Was Eighteen with a f****** moron I was oh my god when I was 24 when he was stupid s*** I thought I should do memes that's part of life


    Bryan Callen Wants to do a Dance Competition | Joe Rogan
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    you and I should do a dance competition and schobert and, what time are both athletic dudes they're actually both athletic guys here's my prediction I know I'm being driven I'm copying but I want to I want to f****** dad's you why don't you have your own I think they both already have scripts written for their reports and I'll know who's going to go first well it's got to be burnt you can't you can't double down with this ship was ruthless ruthless this video you seen this video right come on like this part like watch this and that's why he was offended by Bert's he's like I'll show you then that I was a little confused I felt like he was laying back like if we're going to do a hip-hop dance contest you know what I mean like he's the guy at the bar that pretends can't play pool I mean I played a couple of time oh by the way selling those machine shirts machine you can buy those at your mom's house. Com I'm going to buy one of us and then and then and then broken comes back with a if we do a dance-off you're going to want to win and I don't know if I have the time to dedicate to the action house like she you got serious right away you get competitive I have kept my most ridiculous moron Tendencies at Bay for most of my adult life but when we did sober October last year and I was making a fire life but when we did sober October last year and I was making the fire alarm go off for my sweat like I was telling them I'm like you're going to die I might give you going to do when you're going to die you don't understand


    Did Physical Comedy Take a Toll on Chevy Chase? | Joe Rogan
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    nothing about getting older as you get stork faster I had ever such a stupid thing I had to have a wrestling match in my jeans don't ask guy to get it right and get him off and why do you hang up and he's always want to get in the feed bucket you know what I mean and well I was sore the next day Chevy Chase is coming on as a grumpy guy they said that Chevy Chase did so many pratfalls that he's in pain all the time about all the times you start Chevy Chase fall down in movies and TV shows and one of things it happens obviously two older athlete to play football or Combat Sports or boxing getting beat up like that getting slammed around like that they got bad back they get headaches to get a little bit but what what you're seeing with him it is very well could be that guy hurt his body real bad doing pratfalls Buster Keaton was like the very first ever stunt man who did crazyshit man if your watch like some old Buster Keaton films the stunt that that guy did back when he couldn't fake any of ya like nuts but it's always getting beat up f***** up man Taylor Chevy Chase falling down but I got news for you this is all legit and he fell a lot man constantly he was like almost like a Tom Green type character but also but also a brilliant actor and comedian so he felt all the f****** time so I'm guessing as a person's phone bunch of times. Guys probably in pain a lot like all the time doesn't feel good how do you transfer this no way to death just a few of all the time that cop movie I feel great and a guy who is the trainer walk by he's abused used to be a pro football player and and now he trains a lot of pro athletes and he knows his s*** and he walked by and he goes he looks at me and he goes think Chris Camacho Chris looked at me and goes if a guy is 53 months


    Bill Goldberg Could Be Just As Big As The Rock w/Bryan Callen | Joe Rogan
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    as you get older uke I don't I can't get injured I'm yes I'm doing you know I don't know if you know this but I'm a lesbian I'm going to show called school and you jump around like you're very physical and you don't wish you would tell me lies he play professional football for animals for 7 year so he's the real deal industrial athlete so also a very nice guy to show called like with a cage I put a cage in the hung heavy bags and toss and put pictures of a gold UFC fights in the wall is f****** amazing everytime it whether it's acting soaked and by the way he comes in and I'm like your neck looks so sick he goes first in a workout when you're close to them differently that guy that's what he looks like right now that's what it looks like right now and if he had anything he did all the stunts himself to the point where it hasn't hit a rush at me in a touch football game I on the quarterback and he had to hit two dudes or look at that picture about him and it's really interesting that the professional professional wrestling is unbelievably boot on your body in all those guys I don't think get respected enough for how hard that job is to do there doing it hundreds of nights they can 100 + 92 year and they're throwing each other around they get smashed but what I was going to say is he has come out of it better than most yes for sure cuz he's never stopped working out he never stop stretching so we'll be on set that guy stretching he says length of strength he's he's always moving his body that you don't like Kurt Angle told me instead of warrior he told me that he got injured way more gold medals in the Olympics and I'm going to I'm coming for your head I'm going to die do you have to dump gone schooled yes oh no I've never been that close to a former pro football player and his speed and he would hit these two dudes with his and the thud that it sounded like maybe when it went to elephant they went flying back with horizontal and then he comes and Dives and would come for my head and we kept having to take over cuz I'm a coward and I would I would you know I look like a potato bug you do any kind of those acts moved I know he's done a bunch but I mean I think he could be a huge Megastar he's got it all the personality so you nice guy smart funny and very humble for a ridiculously huge giant person he was working for Fuji at the time and they installed oh no he's working for zebras he's me at the time and he works for Fuji now then to Pedro's a gold medal at the Olympics for Judo and Jimmy Pedro set everything up and he he put the they put these mats down on like a raised platform so it had like a little bounce to it like if you if you got slammed or something like that and so they tested it out and so by testing out Jimmy Pedro who probably weighs 175 maybe lean thin very strong got thrown around Goldberg was letting himself technique such that it's so good that he can do this easy that's my garage son Jimmy Pedro way after he's done competing perfect just perfect technique look how much bigger goldburgers up but he can throw him around and now showing Goldberg how to do it yeah it already remarkably uninjured for someone who did what he did for so long but he knows a lot about exercise physiology force them to build like we're like very tight and region they can't move so good anymore for someone who did what he did for so long but he knows a lot about exercise physiology know he's got some bumps I know he's got some s*** going to be still looks like him and I mean by these guys are f***** up man where the back injuries of force them to be like we're like very tight and region they can't move so good anymore


    Joe Rogan - Is There Evidence of Mythical Ape Creature The Orang Pendak?
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    but I think one of the reasons for that as we have a rate of something like 2,000 species of your being deemed extinct right so we have that many animals being extinct every year there's there's flags being put up is it really extinct have we looked everywhere and so this yeah I do want to say I was the first but I feel like I was in that way the first people to start looking into Extinction as far as an ongoing animals Bronx leading extinct and now it's like like mainstream in the biology world it's like there's a lot of people that are like romantic sort of thing is a lot of cash I'll give you can find and seem to be extinct Barbarossa harrowing journey to find this creature that the world is written off it's very romantic you have you ever heard of the all wrong pendek why does repetitive that's okay the Cryptids a locked in Vietnam in Vietnam and maybe some other parts of Southeast Asia and the most people thought it was nonsense until the homofloriensis until they found out about that Hobbit person that lives in the island of Flores been like okay hold on or lived right side 14000 years ago right so when they found out about that thing like will me and maybe these little suckers are still hanging around out there somewhere something that lives there here's you a mile away which is the world's largest cave that was only discovered in 1995 it's this massive opening 6 miles of underground cave daylight for 2 days you should look at the pictures of this place you'll love it I mean it's just this New York City skyscrapers inside of it it's so big it has its own weather system might mountain range between Vietnam and Laos and I we got to go into it this year because we were looking for this habitat fact this is my show that comes out tonight we were looking for the where's the people can hear it with Bob Weir fresh live tonight at 9 p.m. on Animal Planet we go into song Doon cave set your DVRs kids look at the wedding cake down right there that's called the wedding cake it's it's aspires I mean it's just it's the most fantastic looking thing does a person standing on top of that little tire right there that's so spectacular but what's amazing is about two-thirds of the way through the system you can see where what you're looking at is areas where the cave roof has collapsed and there's isolated pockets of ecosystem right so we were talking about the the pygmy people that could live in the forests of Vietnam this is the kind of my point is this giant six mile long cave with these huge openings wasn't even discovered until I think 95 so what's to say a tribe of small people hiding something like that and move in and out and never seen I mean it's it's fantastic there was a stupid movie about people that lived underground at 8 people member that is 6 did they do The Descent 2 and you like my video potential it's obvious probably not real of an alluring pendek I was totally real Jamie it's a 10 minute video I just died if you do not ever you have seen this before then there in Vietnam black how they used to always check the whatever it was called a check like the National Enquirer for like tips on Aliens what else it could be like yeah yeah could be bulshit but it could be a little monkey discovered they could stay hidden yeah and it was really small and you know it in and also some sort of a hominid that has Intelligence right it's probably got a pretty decent food source in the jungle yet but you would find a dead one with me that's always the argument right why isn't there a Roadkill screenshot. Who knows who's what's to say that isn't a short guy who's been poaching and he's like crap I'm getting busted right but doesn't mean it's not fascinating and this is the kind of stuff that we Wade through in droves to try and figure out you know are these animals are these creatures still out there yeah yeah I know it's running exactly like a person that's the thing about the little kid yeah but that's the thing about the Orion pendek is that they think it was like the homofloriensis I think they think it's really the same thing in the homofloriensis was really a three foot tall human or feet weird though that is a person with a stick and they're and there at that creature looks naked it doesn't look like they're shorts what's that 3ft grass or foot grass that's so weird looking somewhere between 30 and 60 in tall sets and it lives or someone kills it and you find out that it's real I'd rather not knowing and it lives meets for sure but I feel like a b**** I don't want to be right right you know what come on man just tell me and how blurry does the line get in that situation because it's it's humanoid right now it's like Ryan and put him in zoos you know what to breed them and keep the population up like like that gets really dicey


    Forrest Galante Rediscovered Thought to be Extinct Caiman | Joe Rogan
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    call your exploits on social media and the yellow Cayman yes that is a wild looking creature isn't it it's unbelievable was thought to be extinct it's a little confusing it's a species that was last seen in when the last one died in the zoo in the 80s and because of the region that it occupies in Columbia which is always been controlled by farc rebels nobody have been back down there to look for it and myself and there's actually amazing Colombian scientist named Sergio we're both kind of going and prodding and trying to see if we could get in and we both found it within a month of each other it was a beautiful yellow color so wildly diffuse super unique you're just holding that thing by the neck yeah we just had a little wrestling match him and ISO play tire out so they're not like mammals once they spend all their energy that's kind of it but yeah absolutely amazing are they similar to regular crocodiles or alligators in that they don't have to eat for like a year does so Cayman I mean came and don't have the at slowed metabolism as certain other species but they are at their remember the alligator family so to speak and they can go very long time so that food of crazy animal like looks like a monster the teeth on that thing swallows things basically hold yep spins to take chunks all the things swallow them whole that doesn't have to eat for a year and go underwater for how long without holding like 40 45 minutes some of them great photo Jamie from the nature is metal Instagram page from yesterday that those nuts I love that there's a great one of a Jaguar with a Cayman and its mouth that one look at the eyes of that f***** yeah go for Google that Jack is just locked in the eyes on that thing my God unbelievable is like Nature has created like in those kind of eyes that's the perfect that's the perfect vision of Terror like those eyes like locked into those eyes like there's no forgiveness there's no emotions there's just porosity and aggression and death it seems like nothing but testosterone is behind that the wrong wrong chemical seemed so focused and motivated and like you say it's just it looks like death yeah I'm sure there's some testosterone involved medication too but is a bunch of the cat s*** and there's any of the big cats and they regularly eat these ejaculate the one that we found it so great because I kind of hide-and-seek guy right like I look for them and now there's a scientist Sergio relleno down Columbia who's going to manage that species ongoing existence oh wow really cool so what is involved in that like managing their existence what is he I mean Sergio who's in the field lives in Columbia can work with the species really cool I remember there was a documentary about this guy who was the scientist who was obsessed it was a biologist news obsessed with the giant sloth and he was spending all this time down the Amazon he'd been down there for years and the documentary was following him at this stage where he was getting really frustrated and not sure if he's wasting his career right like there was this feeling like f*** this thing might not be real he's like huh you sure you saw it right to have this discussion of this thing that they saw two years ago yet big like a bear an expedition to try and find the megatherium so I have to look it up right 10 years ago now not that long ago but but you know if an academic institution is putting resources behind an expedition like that there's a lot of faith and maybe even in tell that they're not releasing publicly to say this animal still here wow that would be crazy from what I've been what I've heard what I've read your tongue about scientists and 14 foot tall walking around the Amazon site like that 14 foot tall Ugg winter here than a Kodiak grizzly that's what the reports say what is this website you pull up there article from June about the spots of information about the Mossad even saying like it exists just saying this is all the information we have about this this animal sightings people finding undiscovered or mythical creatures to turn out to be like the Tasmanian Tiger right that's a perfect example like people they love to try to fight with the thylacine try to find that thing like the idea that it's out there it's like what is it about people where it's so compelling to find a species that we were we thought didn't exist we thought was extinct like whether it's Bigfoot or the Loch Ness monster or the thylacine which we know used to be real right right people out there that's so much more inviting to the general to the general populace to get an answer too then knowing oh you know there's seven hundred of them laughed and we're trying to get him up to 1,400 or whatever the species Dynamic is for some other animal as opposed to being like there could be one out there where is it and I personally I've been on two different Expeditions looking for thylacine Yeah Yeah Yeahs did one in Northern Australia up north of cans and then one I spent a couple weeks in Tasmania with a amazing biologist Nick Mooney who he's adamant that he seen thylacine and you the biologists this isn't you know someone who worked as a biologist that was out in the wilderness going yeah I seen thylacine and he was terrified to tell everybody and that's that tells me that it's more credible right if you're scared to tell people because of your reputation as opposed to like going out to going I saw it I saw it I saw it right that becomes more credible than the people who are just waving their arms and they are gonna told you it's here when did he come out of the thylacine closet scared to tell people I got to go public with this I'm not sure if he told us first or if it was probably right before then but not long ago I mean maybe 10 years ago stripes on the back cool animal yeah and the last one died in the zoo right the will the last one that we think in Hobart in Tasmania Expedition for that animals like all those other people that are kind of obsessed with it is to Papua New Guinea so this species yeah that's right all the way from Papua New Guinea down through Mainland Australia Tasmania when people came over and settled that area brought with them dogs dingoes and dingoes out-competed them in Mainland Australia and possibly in Papua New Guinea 4000 years ago but the thylacine remained in Tasmania were there no dingoes out-compete them but in Mainland Australia you got a diversity of habitats so there are places a thousand could still hide but in Papua New Guinea the terrain is so crazy that the idea is that in certain regions dingoes could have never made it there so perhaps their these isolated regions worth I look very small Austin population continued for the past 4000 years have there been sightings many but just the same kind of sidings is a giant sloth you know what I mean it's all hearsay maybe it shouldn't because they're embellishing or or you can be on the hook for someone store I totally believe this guy it's it's all real and it could be complete BS and it's just so hard to tell you just have to go with Instinct put it is incredibly compelling I mean if you really did get a nap absolute photograph of a thylacine and you you knew it was real or or caption one I think it would be the discovery of the century and I think it would kind of ship the scales for people that are on the fence about on the fence about why do I care about conservation what are care about Wildlife Management you know those kind of things to be like check this animal out something that you know last saw when we put a bounty on his head and now it's back like a tongue on by a thread like that such a message of Hope and let's save it let's bring it back


    Cute but Ruthless Animals w/Forrest Galante | Joe Rogan
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    the whole environment in Australia so strange and now because of the wildfires you know there's a lot of species like those we were just talking the other day about the koala bears yeah that the koala bears while their habitat got burnt in and allow these fires behavior is pretty aggressive in Turkish and I don't know enough about them to really comment on it but my understanding is it if you'd like sea otters right do you know about this thing with sea otters what about him to like everybody loves sea otters are so cute they're so cuddly sea otters are super destructive they rape each other like they're they're like gnarly animal they're like not that sweet at all my youngest daughter is really in the polar bears polar bears are adorable and she wanted to get like a stuffed polar bear and I find it so fascinating that that animal which is the most ruthless of all bears or sure we associate with Klondike Bars and Coca-Cola everybody's Bunny and sliding around the snow and I almost wanted like show her like this is what they do to seal right show her I know she's not looking at you like that picture is his image of this sealed in the they all have red faces from blood when did they ever figure out that one polar bear that was in Russia that had been sprayed it said like t-34 on it you see it in that image right there that one Jamie I don't know about that right there someone had spray-painted T and the number 34 on the side of a bear's body and they don't know what how and that's extremely Ball Z it was spray-painted polar bear how did they do it and then with the real concern is that this bear is going to have a real hard time hunting because they're going to be able to see it much better because of the fact that it has the spray paint on the side of it I've never I've never seen the story before it's really have no idea what happened cruel joke turn deadly for predator now to visible both pray and poachers right now they have a real issue with certain towns in Siberia today like in the outskirts were polar bears are invading their like dozens of polar bears entering their towns evacuated towns because of so many polar bears being there from what I've heard you got to get out either going to kill them going to shoot them with rifles are you going to get out probably because people love them because we grew up with Teddy Bear right and we see Yogi and there's like they're so lovable on television and in the movies yet and so people have this idea of them like they want to take beer selfies like that beer selfie people being like hey why don't you like not pose with Wildlife because it's influencing other people to do that I'm like I'm a biologist my job I don't have another option here I'm working with it another option here like I have to pose with Wildlife like I'm working with it like she posted that you are the God said don't do what I do


    Story of the Pygmy Who Was Kept in the Bronx Zoo w/Forrest Galante | Joe Rogan
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    Uber dice with an African man in the Bronx Zoo in like the turn-of-the-century they put an African man in the Bronx yes they did yeah they had an African man I believe it was the Bronx Zoo and like the 18 hundreds of the early 1900 a pygmy what year was it yeah well you know what man people were just figuring life out back then right this is the reality of human beings that we have not been alive that long and we have not been civilized in terms of how we view the world today with inclusivity and objectivity and care and you know kindness toward towards others like his compassion and altruism on a global scale histories of perfect it can show you how we progressed yeah it's a document documentation of how we progressed but yet still that will feel 50 years after slavery right that's crazy 40 45 years after slavery what the f*** guys so Bronx Zoo yet speaking in are like weird Cryptid realm reminded me of something so get this chupacabra has been attributed to the possibility that there are thylacine in North America and shears what supports that there is documented proof that however many years ago I don't remember the dates there were two breeding pair of thylacine found for the Bronx Zoo and the boat crashed into the shore and most of the animals escaped including the two breeding pair of thylacine fast forward 10 15 years you start having these Chupacabra sightings pop up in the Northeast and these animals were adapted to living in Tasmania which is a pretty similar climate to the North American Northeast and so is people that have kind of drawn these parallels and said oh the chupacabra that we reported running around you know the United States is actually a tiny Remnant population of the thylacine that were brought here for the Bronx Zoo that escaped Princeton purchase 150 2016 my Netflix special special that there's more tigers in captivity in Texas and private collections than there are in all of the wild Of The World Isn't that insane just Texas and it's like in guys living rooms in you know a cage he Hall but you can


    Forrest Galante Rediscovered Extinct Galapagos Tortoise | Joe Rogan
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    the last time I saw you I think was right before we headed to the Galapagos I was telling you about that crazy Island we went on we found that tortoise to know that I love ya first only one specimen has ever been found before 114 years ago and we found the second one we saw that did the biggest Discovery in my entire career was the week after I saw you last Island tortoise Galapagos tortoise on his crazy active volcano on Far remote what goes with gnarly sunstroke heat stroke I mean everything and after a few days of hiking up and down this volcano we pounce cat and we founded big like a tourist have been digging and 15 minutes later we found the animals I mean how many of them are in the wild there's a return trip that just one more turn trip just went right now and then another one will go in January but what grade is on the first return trip they had to bail because of weather and the weather is very harsh there they found evidence of two more animals so things are low really good so there might be like for alive on the planet right now there's one the one we found she's literally the rarest animal in the world this it's on Instagram but it was on Forbes times New York piano everywhere it was like big big stuff so you can look up Fernandina Island and you find something like that what gets done to ensure the population remains animal on the island on the island so because you know tortoises swim at least not across the ocean so because of because of where they were if we had found it towards it was going to be the Fernandina towards not being said to Unique shell ridging the shape put her in a few super malnourished underweight dehydrated she was stuck in an isolated pocket of vegetation there's nothing but love around her is boring but there's there's a cool one where you actually see me like finder in the bushes and yeah it was has been a tortoise just chilling on this f****** Island hanging out some famous biologists flies from all the way around the world to find you terrible living conditions and she was stuck so we moved her to the fa sol Arena breeding facility which is where Lonesome George was kept that other famous tortoise she put on like seven pounds or 17 lb in like 3 weeks cuz she was so happy to eat she didn't leave her water dish for like 10 days cuz she was just so happy to see water like to find a male and do find a mail if you do find what if she's an old lady says want to f*** and you bring some mail and he's like a baby and he's like 15 and she's 80 dude water so what we had hoped when we found her was that you know maybe she'd copulated with a male 10 years prior and have been under such top environmental stress if she hadn't had the Dubai energy to lay eggs and we're thinking I'll let's get her some food get her some water who knows maybe she'll give some Offspring so she might already have fertilized eggs inside of her from 10 years ago sperm can live in them to like up to 20 years and have some serious burn him to all the food and water do they have success and taking these wild turtles tortoises and getting them to breed absolutely I think when you hear that it's bigger than your studio here I don't mean this room the whole studio you don't I mean it's all natural vegetation basically we just moved her from one Island to another where there's less stress and now if they going to mail they'll just have them together hopefully they'll be Offspring then they can release The Offspring back on the island the population can remain stable that's awesome wow so that was cool is so protected that don't they make you like put fresh shoes on like you can't bring shoes every war somewhere else that might carry seeds where to go to quarantine for 48 hours everything we brought with us had to go into a giant freezer yeah freezer there for two days and we kind of had to twiddle our thumbs just waiting and then we got all our stuff back on the boats and went out to that Island it was supposedly kills any sort of spores or get really cold if I remember correctly and they go through you know you go through everything they look they go through your booty look for NEC to go through your underwear like literally everything to see if you're bringing any contaminants in God that's so f****** cool it is so the Galapagos is really the place where Darwin started formulating a lot of his theories of evolution right with the finches in the tour crazy skeleton was that from some kind of Marine Mammal sea lion possibly way all it's hard to say they're going to beach their something and then that's in the background actually where we found the tortoise Island Man have a hard time with that laziness, Turtles


    The Ridiculous Expansion of Wild Pigs w/Forrest Galante | Joe Rogan
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    you know they were talking about Hawaii you know in all these different invasive species that live in Hawaii and there was this discussion about pigs and they were saying you know like we should really take the pigs off of Hawaii and a lot of the people in Hawaii like hang on we been here as long as the pigs right so like are we invasive-wryneck what's invasive now right when does it become because obviously like luaus they're synonymous with like eating pigs and wild pigs are a big part of you know the people that hunt and Hawaii lives of their food source so they will but then you have a situation like Lanai where I go every year steer terrible environmentally it's a disaster like it's it's all wrong on this one Island Tyrone the whole thing in an hour I mean maybe a little bit more than that but not much are so many deer plenty of food people who live there it's amazing you know it like if you don't have to have much money to eat really well right to get a rifle you go out there bang you got a deer and you can shoot as many as you want write the YouTube seven in a day and stockpile your freezer and have all your meat for the year and their dad abundant like if someone wanted to start. Yeah it's a tough argument that could because you're right like Hawaiian people pig is culturally significant to them you know just like pry access deers the people know Ian has been for however long the deer up in there but I guess it's like at what cost at what cost if and I don't think this is the case but if someone said look if I know these pigs are culturally significant to you but if we leave them here the whole island ecosystem collapse they'll be no birds no fish you know no lizards nothing is it worth it to have pigs like and it's delicate the pigs in particular records eat everything me ground-nesting birds will devastate everything everything Roots them f****** every tree everything is coming up all the sprouts and everything they're super distracted here in California Teddy buddy pegs there's so many of them right and they're all over Northern California has problem in San Jose there in people's yards they're destroying shouldn't cuz they're they if you don't kill them they just breed and breed and breed and breed and breed a breed and then they just expand right and they're dealing with him now even in the northern part of the United States are dealing with him in the Northeast was a New York Times article about it do you find that from two days ago about the expansion of wild pigs is that they're starting to make their way to the eastern states and they're just they can be stopped they can survive in any whether they breed three times a year they can they're viable I think from the time they're 5 to 6 month old have their first litter feral pigs roam the South not even northern states aren't safe to swine have established themselves in Canada are encroaching on border states like Montana and North Dakota black man if they get into Montana they'll do so much damage you know what's crazy about the feral pigs in the United States they were brought here by I believe Christopher Columbus starting with six animals so the entire 200 million or whatever it is across the u.s. I don't know the number it was like six or eight or ten original pigs that were brought in by Christopher Columbus and dropped in Florida I ended and they are terrible for the environment like they do so much damage to Native species to riparian Habitat I mean they're like said we were talking about it out there briefly and it's it's a good thing people should realize that invasive species like that should not be in an ecosystem will they certainly shouldn't be in an ecosystem when there's no balance right if there are warthogs there in Africa there's a system for that exactly like they're all they're supposed to be I grew up in Zimbabwe my uncle my mom's brother we were out on Safari one time and he was you was young younger than my mother so he's maybe a teenager or something and he grabbed this Plum and started going for a walk across camp and anyway this warthog decided it wanted this Plum and so it came trotting after my uncle and started chasing him in circles around this tree but my uncle was so panicked this thing chasing him around this big day of that treats that he wouldn't drop the plum so he's just in this Perpetual cycle of be being chased around the street until he eventually through the plum and a warthog just be ran off and went for the play lucky didn't want him running around this is why we should pull up you're going to love this animal yeah it's one of my top bucket list animals to see in the wild great name yeah garbage the middle of head yep that's crazy look at that one bro that does not look real right that's a real animal oh getting it all. FUNimation more Baton Rouge City Barber mommy and daddy do late at night why you evolve that maybe if maybe like a peacock's tail you know for Showmanship but what's really crazy about them involving those two two teeth are tossed out of there their Bridge their snout is they if they're not broken in fights and running around they can grow long enough that they will puncture the animal in the head and kill it I've heard of that an image of it on my my Instagram was one of those Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself meme Bruce's skull actually saying that it what can do that actually was driving into its own head growing into its own head yeah I like that I think it's the ground it's only going to get worse right it's already in your brain you have to get it you have to be smart enough to find a branch we could slip that over and work your head yeah I don't think I don't think that off I don't think that's happening if you're a pig is this awful I mean often that this happens when they kill themselves by growing their tusks into their brain that looks like two of them had a crazy animal what a beautiful animal Marissa which in the single Island near sulawesi used to be and then they think people have hunted him to Extinction localized Extinction within that Island in that subspecies but some people I know that worked over there 818 this wild pig with these crazy horns William Logan Barbarossa and what they said and what they ate and it's like that could be an extinct in extinct subspecies that you guys consume how many biologists are actually actively out there looking for these creatures with those I would say zero currently that species but with regards to this field of Presumed extinct animals it seems to be a movement that expanding that could be an extinct in extinct subspecies that you guys consume how many pounds are actually actively out there looking for these creatures with those I would say zero currently that species but with regards to this field of Presumed extinct animals it seems to be a movement that's expanding


    Joe Rogan Watches a Brutal Battle Between Hornets and Bees
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    are you at you're experiencing so many different facets of life on earth like you're going to all these different environments and ecosystems you're in the water and run the land and jungles are on Islands a UA Liv and Maddie Lovett living very cool I admire the jungle and I don't know enough about vehicle but it was like be season and I mean you you should see some of our videos on Instagram it's like I'm talking about covered head-to-toe and bees we were taking like 40 to 50 stings on average per day per person let you know and it has his so miserable d250 a day there's eight hours in a day all day long in the morning or evening right before waking up the rest I'm out in the field taking sting so you're taking like 25 when you wake up in like 25 before you go to bed oh my god when you doing this is there a way to prevent it is there at like can you use like a repellents or nothing work we and you know we like would like scarves over our heads and you know put my camera into anaphylactic shock they were so bad so we it comes with a switch I think my point was it makes you appreciate the comfort so much more when you get back see that tarantula hawk bird and they come out of holes in the ground hunt tarantulas like you know there's tell everybody it's the parasitic wasp right so it comes out at Hunts for tarantulas it lays its eggs I believe in the abdomen of the tarantula and then the eggs hatching explode out of the trantula and that's the life cycle beautiful fantastic complicated cruel b**** oh my God I'm sure you seen the video of those Hornets that visit this beehive they visit a honey bee hive and just start the Japanese hornets need to start chopping off the heads off the bees no way I'm telling you about off their heads off with their their mandibles write trop trop and if so much bigger so they fly in and there's a slow motion video of these enormous heart Hornets flying in and decapitating thousands and thousands of honeybees so what's interesting is the honey bees they're so outsized I mean that the Hornets are literally like 50 60 x large a much more powerful but the honeybees figured out a strategy to kill the Hornets and what they do is they surround them they get on top of them and then they beat their wings they all generate heat and then they kill thus the Hornets with the heat of their body that's unbelievable unbelievable so here's this thing that's decapitating every one of your little village right and so you have to jump on top of it and flex and heat it up but the fact that they were able to devise the strategy see look how they do it man they just grabbed a hold of these bees and just decapitate them it's unbelievable day of these horrific faces Riley's giant mandible and they're just warm in and they just honey bees apart you said it nature you cruel beautiful b**** larva larva or they want the honey they want something said look at all these dead f****** bees with no heads bizarre crazy it's not that mean it's it's just so weird right now that you know that nature devices these sort of strategies to prevent overpopulation and that there's this balance it takes place where you know the bees are threatened by something is very be like he's getting on top of them gg4 for dealing they all get on top of them CDC a bunch of them now and he's trying to get away but you can't fly away and so then they swarm and then they eventually kill him so you think that actually liked Cooks the WASP something it overheats their body and it for its how many of them are on their yeah there's something that it does wear it overheats their body how long giant insects would be the worst the worst I think would be praying mantises that we we've been on a praying mantis kick lately been watching kill rats and everything hummingbirds the hummingbird one is the wireless one they sit by a hummingbird feeder are not moving and a hummingbird comes to feed the spirit crazy Kansas Jackson's Mouse it's crazy this wild it is wild creature I see him all the time why I think we can't even imagine how strong they would be if they were our size I think they would run right through walls like 2 feet long and he's a little ass hot little ass of praying mantis and he's given up he's literally eating it yeah yeah animal that lives on another planet totally totally remember that movie Starship Troopers of course I love that movie I loved it and that was one of the things in the Starship Troopers like these big giant insect jumps out of the ground and shooting stuff out of their butts fun movie we're really fortunate those things are small that all all insects or small we would be on the menu otherwise no doubt about it like there to like indiscriminately perfect Hunters big big you know predatory insects is there a history on the fossil record of enormous bugs like isopods and things like that but I can't not that I know of like you know six-foot-long praying mantises like they're too like indiscriminately perfect Hunters big big Dino predatory insects is there a history on the fossil record of enormous bugs like isopods and things like that but I can't not that I know of is like you know six-foot-long praying mantises


    Forrest Galante: Crocodiles DO Hunt Human Beings
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    interesting to me is how some animals their progress or the evolution remain stagnant like crocodiles are essentially the same way they were tens of millions of years ago where is human cissus Market changed over the last half a million years a spectacular change if you know or 2 million years ago the doubling of the human brain size really quickly special moments in evolution but then other things don't go at all but then you have these Lions they get trapped in his eye on the way bigger Buffalo something we can eat can't f****** a buffalo if you're little right and the bigger survive in those the ones that bread I mean it's so interesting to see how this stuff sort of plays out and that we're studying it and really over the last only few hundred years are really getting an understanding of it even less than that I mean we're really only starting to understand it on a big picture now yeah it is a maid and everything in between you go and ask constantly avoid just it's insane the world the living world is so fascinating if you ever seen the video of these people there in a crocodile Park and they're feeding his crocodiles in this lady's like chucking chickens like chickens out and I'll bite your leg off the light even moves rolled into legs pops right off and swallows his foot swells his buddies foot like f****** a it's it's not absolutely nuts that is a cleanup machine 65 million-year-old cleanup machine Mina's bit different size Hammer to go to Cayman you got a Nile crocodile exactly right that is a very good analogy I'm going to use that the next time that someone actually to explain that cuz that's genius this is a hammer another knife knife and knives right handle the bottom got it right it's exactly right now I think they're just so interesting. If I told you the story we when we were in my Anmar we're retracing the ram rematch are you familiar with the Remi Massacre know you'll love the soap during World War II when the Japanese were holding ramree Island in Burma Myanmar the Allied came in and started making Japanese retreat in the course of like 2 days a thousand Japanese soldiers eaten by crocodiles by saltwater crocodiles time and it was this kind of Perfect Storm of situations where because they're all these soldiers they were eating all the prey only crocodiles were particularly hungry because of that when the Allies pushed all the Japanese back into the swamps you know they started screaming and one screen would trigger all the others just like all the crocodiles to get into a frenzy and it just wiped out this entire populace of people that ran through the swamp steps to figure it out where like why did this happen to good to try and understand it better and while we were there this kid got attacked by a crocodile that was a hundred years old so probably the same animal that it eaten people during World War one or one of them right and we we save this kid's life like we got to the village and he had just been pulled out from the Croc attack his arm was broken in like 25 places he was torn up he had lacerations all over his legs ankle his arm and we should get him out of the crocodile's mouth so he fought off the crocodile basically and then the Buddy he was with fishing pulled him into the boat and got him back to the village and we had the only because we had to get to this island and this is very very remote so we got this kid on the speedboat and got him back to the hospital and he he lived I think he lost the arm but he was just going to bleed out and die right there in the village hundred-year-old crocodile there probably was one of the crocodiles that ate the Japanese people during the massacre goddamn my friend Jim Shockey was in Africa and they had hired him to hunt crocodiles that were terrorizing this one Village and people had fenced-off this area where they could get water and clean and do crocodiles figured out a way to get through that and tighten everyone in the village had like a bite mark hear a missing hand the bite on their head like these so many people had lost loved ones and friends and while he was there a woman who was washing clothes got killed by a crocodile attacks while he was in the village and these are Nile crocodile price and normous you having a 20 foot long plus huge killing machines and these are you know I try to spell anybody that says to me I owe these animals were hunting people and I'm like no not crocodiles are you know what I mean crocodiles will hunt human beings they will lock in outside of a small village or an area that someone's collecting water they'll spend weeks watching studying the pattern learning the behavior and just wait for the perfect time where they can sink under sit right there waiting for someone to gather water in my opinion they're not distinguishing. From another prey animal they just notice things coming to water here at this pattern and they will absolutely Target people 100% they don't care if your person the weird thing about people we feel like we have some sort of a deal right. Really after you run after people eat plastic movie once I get a few meals not bad plastic movie once I get a few meals not bad


    This Massive Freak Squid Was Caught on an Oil Rig Camera
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    it's an endless source of Fascination like Wildlife documentaries to me or just a truly an endless source of Fascination there to the choir but yeah I think they're phenomenal you so much we can learn and it's more than just what we learned oh that's cool that's a nice fact about octopus we took how we shape Jets off of the shape of birds we taken so much inspiration from nature into our everyday lives Redskin squid skin Oh my God it's like a television like the pixels on a television I didn't know squeaky do that to this is so weird oh my God they're so strange such a strange animal and the tsunami hit Thailand and then there was all these animals that they were finding that they never really seen before washed up on the shores I remember that tsunami deep sea creatures literally like combing through the streets of the cities where these where the tsunami hit head is that a richer source of bile resources of the ocean above the biodiversity I should say the Ocean than Earth has more life in the Ocean than on terrestrial and for sure yeah in general crabs in all the way into the marine mammals and all the way down to the tiny little insects are isopods that live in the ocean I think the ocean creatures are very bizarre how about those giant squid that they found oil tanker oh my God I want to show you something to learning a lot today I like this crazy alien looking squid was up I found them about those pictures have been gone around multiple times after tsunamis apparently they don't have anything to do with a tsunami they are just there real photographs of real strange sea creatures just didn't wash up on shore after tsunami what about the thing that you would saw Russians are blaming Russia squid discovered near oil rig so they had a camera deep under the oil rig and they spotted this thing with these insane long appendages look at this what is it like an insect that's very bizarre see how they have like very like obvious Benz video courtesy of Shell Oil Company doing a good job for nature depiction of what an alien species that green one right next to the know what ya look at that look at that thing I mean if you saw that underwater you would s*** your pay hundred percent hundred percent and it's a hundred feet but that the length of the actual it is was so strange and this before they got this video footage of a didn't even know something like this was real and there's there's like a lot of those where you get these deep-sea cameras and you like up there's a species we haven't ever documented before so it's in the Gulf of Mexico they caught a depth of 7800 feet but they what does it say how big do you think it is just some weird it look like the the way that the head of it sorta pulsates and moves Riley's it's like a Steven Spielberg creation is also a puppy you know the length of the 15 to 20 times the mantle 20 26 ft play but they found a few that washed up and then they got some they got some actual footage of some that's why I thought you were talking about some rigs and what about octopi what's the largest of the octopi giant Pacific octopus so two species that you saw a tacking at Eagle that's not a huge one but as far as far as I know that the largest one feet to stretch that b**** out of those ones those ones are those ones are like a hundred plus feed the giant squid Yeah a hundred plus feet they can get up to that is so nuts in it a hundred foot jelly creature you know and you know what's interesting is sperm whales will leave the surface of the ocean and dive down to their debts to hunt those cheese that's what their leaves are for Illinois so the the large Pacific octopus how big giant giant Pacific octopus how big is a car get 40 50 60 lb of my God they got a really big one to Monterey Bay Aquarium I used to think that was all total horseshit right until they found some fossilized cups they found some suction cups that were we know some fossilized evidence of enormous cups right they think are indicative of this you know real Hundred-Foot octopus Archie tarbuck an octopus or just a hundred foot squid on the surface boat hit it and it starts flapping the boat with a for the tentacles like that's not going to turn into a crazy see if you were one of those across the ocean and you 1102 some shipped a jump in the water to wash off when you get eaten by a giant octopus in front of friends what's the rip you apart it's crazy and it's totally possible that those things were huge we just don't have the fossil evidence because they're all made it a jelly right now they're just like they do the images of the the the the cops as just because it left an imprint right some sort of soils right because they're all made out of jelly right now they're just like they don't Bossa has like if you have bills fossilized the images of the the the the cops as just because it left an imprint right some sort of soil is right


    Forrest Galante Had a Close Call With a “Tranquilized” Lion
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    did I show you that that lion that we were extracting DNA from in Zimbabwe died tell you about this I don't think so. So in late last year I was tracking this giant lion that this friend of mine had told me that he'd seen in this in Limpopo Valley of Zimbabwe like just north of the South African border and we surmise that there was a potential that this animal because it was so big had such unique behavior in the factory was hunting Buffalo and even if Steven juvenile elephant have Remnant capeline DNA in it because the cape lion was is extinct subspecies of African lions bigger than your regular line and they would follow the elephant migrations North and then back south but generally they hung out in South Africa anyway long story short we wanted to test the DNA of this line to see if it had any capeline DNA in it and it was just one individual animal we tracked it for over a week hung bait every night you know did the college did everything that you do to get it aligned in and then finally this massive black Mane lion and I I darted it from about 30 feet away from a blind you already feed but wait it gets worse I was in a blind so I felt kind of safe right but when I hit it I dosed for and it wasn't even you had a bet with us he had dosed for a regular sized African life the animal takes off running as we hit in the head in the back recorders which unit right after it on foot looking for it and we get up to it we like always down okay time to do our work up and I start walking up to it to check it as you do when you tracked an animal I get joke meter that to that television the big one right there and it pops up is like hello it's not all the way asleep and I just dropped to the ground and just go digit go limp right cuz I'm like crap this he's going to come and kill me in fortnite he was drugged up enough even though it wasn't asleep to just kind of like not know where I was and like didn't really charged but growls and came forward to step or two and then kind of turn turned off and lay back down again though we got another track went to sleep but it was really scary how big was he I think there's a did you want to show him the picture on my on my page huge I mean I don't know line weights or points are you do you need a hunting stats but unusually large biggest one I've ever seen and I grew up there huge did you get the DNA and did they run the tests we did and there was a 14% discrepancy between it and regular South African lion DNA so we couldn't quite figure out what it was and latest as you know tonight I'm not a geneticist but the latest is that sample has been sent down to South Africa to run against capeline DNA to try and figure out what the discrepancy is but yeah there was a discrepancy so there is something unique and unusual but definitely something unique and unusual to see if I can find it quickly it's a big big animal and I've got on my phone otherwise I know this is boring for but it just as it was so you talking about something is twice the size of a normal line I would say like 1 and 1/2 25 to 50% larger while I mean the pause were just it's just y'all show you on my phone I can send it to you guys but it's just huge huge big black Mane unbelievable animal is back have him on the ground when we're doing the work upset him right there putting a collar on him massive massive animal do you guys know what was a size of a sack yeah he's hung know how old he is Diamond travels around but we've got the sample which was the main objective so these to be a North American lion that was even larger than the African Lion significantly significantly crazy in the last fifteen thousand years ago want significantly significantly crazy and that was not that long A Relic when the last fifteen thousand years ago or something like that I believe it was definitely coexisted with human beings we had lions and big planes game and everything


    Were Dragons Real Animals?
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    you you like these kind of far out their ideas how do you like the side yet there's a cut there's a group of people that say the Dragons Were Real and I'll explain so it around the same time. So to speak and I'm not one of these people so I'm trying to get the details from Matt McConaughey movie but it was all a giant scaly animal that could fly so it when you take when you break that down you think about the fact that large birds had a hard time being fossilized because their bones are so porous right so because bones they have like Halo wishbones they break down very easily they don't fossilize so that the the group that says this basically they're at they're saying the evidence is the reason there's no fossils of dragons is because they had bird bones and they're actually very delicate animals but a handful of these small rats Mall a small population of these giant flying lizards existed and basically encompassed all these different countries where they all depicted fighting dragons in their own way and they were all killed off by you no nights or whatever it is and then didn't fossilize so it's like the science is saying that if there were lizard big enough to fly around and eat people they didn't have bones that could fossilized so it'd be like an eagle right and so and that's why that's why all these populations around the world have two pictures out them cuz they did actually exist now are there any stories of dragons like written like in the times of people that they have actually had the written word or is it just a Pictionary not my field is like ancient accounts told by generation after gen passed down I think whether their bones wouldn't a fossilized in these have been passed down stories have been exaggerated and passed down from generation to generation and some of them breathe fire but some of them don't depend upon which culture it was significant to wonder if what the fire with the fire supposed to represent or they just people are full of s*** right Allen I mean we know they were large flying lizards during the times of dinosaurs right the only way that I could possibly hold is that like a few of those somehow survived much later than we previously thought but I do I think that there are dragons attacking human beings and civilizations now I don't but it's still interesting it's so much cooler if there were people 2000 years ago why would people would dedicate giant chunks of their life trying to find out if pterodactyls did coexist with human beings when I Google that I remember I think the the large ones were like 40 lb or something like that I don't think they were that is really light right but their wings and fly right do anything that goes back to that hole Hollow bone type thing they're fat a lot like you pick up a chicken for what it is the to fall to kind of made them collapse yeah large gigantic ancient things 8 1/2 ft wingspan for females typically and a half feet possibly up to 10 and a few cases why female I'm trying that's still a big but a 10-foot wingspan is there a huge huge flying knives in the videos that the of the Mongols use where they they trained golden eagles to kill wolves just f*** him up and then I crazy and I believe maybe one of those cultures you have to like as a teenage boy or something like that you're right of passage is to go climb the cliff and take the check out of the nest it's like this crazy process where you know number kids died trying to get to the eagle chick and the ones that come back that's their bird for however long the bird lives or I don't really know the whole process that's right that's bananas steal the chick from the nest and raise it they figure these things out and someone was the first you know I mean someone would like to go get that baby birth I'm going to let you know we probably did because I got high off that honey get me a f****** bird have a bird do all the hunting


    The Mexican Grizzly Bear May Not Actually Be Extinct
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    you know about the sunderbans in India that's a crazy Place crazy I did a bit about that my act as well back in 2009 my Comedy Central special work over a. Of 200 years I think somewhere in the neighborhood of 300,000 people have been killed by tigers in the singer bands isn't that not I mean it's just like that. Number it's on it's unfathomable there's a store that I talked about in my in that set where there was a boat filled with five guys and one tiger swim about killed the guy drags by the shore jump back in the water swam out to the boat with 3 different guys until he got tired of killing people that's insane 252 guys lost this crazy little habitat and I know a couple photographers would have been in there no you don't see anything like huge tall Tufts of grass you know everything can hide perfectly and it's all there and you just don't see it coming a f*** and bunch of people living in these hot suggest Villages have no protection but you said something earlier today about how your friend projected the wolf howl into the young guy friend that guy turn the wolf expert but what I love Isis finds that those non-conflict mitigations are going to be the wave of the future by using technology to come up with bio-control like a wolf growl to other wolves or you know what an alarming sound or smell the animals don't want to interfere because of territories I think that stuff is fascinating it is yeah I agree it is interesting and I think one of the cool things about all this wild is that if we handle it correctly we can make sure these things are sustainable and they stay around we can we can still be just marvel at their presents Jeff and you know this is it is possible to keep wolves hear ya it's possible to keep grizzly bears here it's possible to keep all these things here and we really really really really should. Because of you go back in time and how amazing would it be if we could go back in time and see Sabertooth tires. Incredible to be able to see please animals you only see depictions of Reese's skulls of the you know they were caught in the La Brea Tar Pits or something like we have those things right now we are now a lot of them and save them and we have the the knowledge the power the technology the tools that Finance we have all the pieces of the puzzle to make it work I think that's one of the really cool things about what you do is you you broadcast all the stuff and then let people know and you have a big signal and you showed me of all this cool stuff like that toward us that you found like all these other different animals and you let people know if this is this is an interesting as exciting as is and it's something that it's like it's in our DNA to be fascinated by other life-forms right and it's worth saving no one left now they killed all those f****** yeah possibly I don't to get down a weird Rabbit Hole here possibly in Mexico the silver grizzly bear in the Hyatt High Mexican Ciara's ongoing reports of Grizzlies for the same species that would have been here right that hung out in the Sierras traveling all the way down into the Sierra Madres of Mexico and then and he's what they call Sky Islands if you're familiar with that term these islands of isolated habitat up in the sky where they get more rain everything else there's there's big tracks of private land down there in Mexico where a couple of these farmers are like something's killing my cattle and it's not a mountain lion and it could potentially be like half a dozen Mexican grizzly bears couldn't be get Jaguars though but they're saying it's not reported sightings of seeing Bears 20 years before another one was killed Google Mexican grizzly bear I need to see this so what's that I'm trying to find something like this is just pictures of grizzly bears years this I don't know but take a look at when the last one was killed and then if you if you can find it see where it says they were extinct and it's many many years later took the parade of some sort it's not long ago so you know there's reported on these giant tracks of private land up in these mountains there's potentially a very small population of Mexican grizzly bears wow which I think is fascinating and it's one of those things that I don't think it's like so crazy they don't think anybody's gonna looked you know what I mean like if some Rancher who owns half a million acres in Mexico's like you do right but maybe he does like who's gone to vestigate up in the high mountain peak areas of the million acre ranch well there's not supposed to be grizzly bears in Colorado but my friend Adam Greentree who is a very experienced Outdoorsman he was hunting in the San Juan mountains and he got a grizzly bear filmed no on camera he's he's looking at it through a scope and he be documented on his Instagram page and he's like that is a f****** Grizzly well there's a there's sightings of them from the path that was when he was getting chased by one but that was in I believe that was in either Idaho or Wyoming places were they known about grizzly bears his sighting of this is when he's like he's holding up a gun and if the female cat Bluff charge him see her standing there in the background oh yeah the wrong caliber bullet in his gun so it didn't really load all the way into the pistol and he didn't know that until after this altercation so even if he had like pull the trigger and nothing would have happened right no bueno but she Block charge them she got within like 30 feet a couple of times the wrong caliber bullet in his gun so it didn't really load all the way into the pistol and he didn't know that until after this altercation so even if he had like pull the trigger and nothing would have happened right no bueno but she Block charge them she got within like 30 feet a couple of times


    Are There Sharks in America’s Great Lakes?
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    parts of the world where people are willing to harvest things like that like how they figure that out who was the first guy is like you see how f****** beehive up there right yeah I mean 9 10 ft long do there so bit my friends Jon and Jan they live in Alberta and Hulu went sturgeon fishing and they caught him and put them on their Instagram page and you look at it like that is a prehistoric dinosaur ride creature that thing is enormous those big scale down the sides and down the back in the weird mouth and whiskers are bizarre something about the way you looking at them I don't feel like you should be catching that right like too old how do you think that that might be one of the others there's a lot of North American things that they think are monsters like Nessie you know I like the Loch Ness monster they also have like ones in Lake Michigan what are they called Lake Champlain devil Lake Champlain one and they think that it might be sturgeon oh and ready for sea cuz you know specially cuz totally totally you know that this is kind of interesting they actually had documented bull shark stuck in the Great Lakes gas I heard about that from Louisiana up rivers and sharks that can breathe fresh water riversbend time the rivers go back to the ocean to hunt the inspiration for the movie Jaws was apparently bull sharks in New Jersey the series of attacks in freshwater on a river system right but near an ocean I believe I had a river mouth yeah yeah that was my understanding going into the river and these bull sharks were killing them right like in a river they're just jacked up they're just ready all the time like their shoulders are sore locked and they just they look ready at any time to just snap yeah they found them all the way up in like Illinois yeah yeah it's crazy Slytherin are now in place they just I think the idea was that they got stuck there when they were building the locks and they died out overtime when did when was the last known sighting of one two years ago Texas where might be an a****** in Ohio they found them really Ohio Ohio how did it get in Ohio great nnn spawn there a Target on my back gigantic f****** bear waiting to catch me in the air right like those images of bears catching them with their mouths as the salmon or flying through the air tram make it up the six but it's so weird like what a weird system it's like Nature's is sharing robustness there sure is sharing that these fragile fish don't make it right in order to be able to make that trip to the ocean and back to go do the rivers and streams to survive you have to be rugged bright and so there is a Upstream swimming against the current by the way here's a f****** 1800 lb they're looking to eat you Annette. Ruins that whole ecosystem for that River in the Bears in the salmon this morning and yeah we can remedy it we put salmon ladders in and yada yada but it's it's interesting that everything seems so tough as you just said and at the same time it's so fragile because we know we do one thing I put in a hydroelectric Dam and it ruins the entire ecosystem yeah we were in Seattle and Seattle there's a place we can go and it's like underneath this bridge and there's these clear plexiglass walls and you can actually see the saint oh cool way through and up the river and they were explaining how they had put dams in and didn't really understand the consequences of putting these dams back when they did and then all these salmon would go to the mouth of the river where they thought their going to go upriver and it would be blocked right so the population drastically diminished and died in like in the harbor like really wild stuff is crazy not just like the Bears and the bird feel like the whole Rivers ecology right like the river the algae's that live in the river the little bugs that live in the algae depend on those salmon dying up that River and fertilizing the river so it's like the whole thing is so interconnected and then you know one little thing and did you really crazy do you write like the river the LG's that live in the river the little bugs that live in the algae depend on those salmon dying up that River and fertilizing the river so it's like the whole thing is so interconnected and then you know one little thing and did you guys really crazy


    Octopuses Are the Most Alien-Like Creatures on Earth
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    you see that video of the octopus that in caption Eagle the captured in Eagle gas it was in Vancouver Island I didn't know the octopus at capturing eagle and was trying to eat the eagle in these fishermen saw the struggle and released the eagle from the grasp of the octopus to me is like holy crap to me it's weird like why you getting involved in this right it's not like right like people want to think that Eagles are an endangered species they are absolutely not endanger do you go to Alaska there like pigeons up there there are a lot of them there Pacific octopus they're amazing Eagle might not make it anyway look at them briody's f*** you don't want water in the monkey people I don't even know how but like what octopus can do is nothing short of spectacular you know we're talking about my friend Remi Warren earlier and he had a show on television before call apex predator and it was basically they would study apex predators and you know the different strategies they used to be successful as a hunter and when they did the one on the octopus he know he was in here and like he was like dude they're from another planet yeah he's like that is the way they change their texture friend their color and the way they do it instantaneously to adapt to their environment how well they blend in there so interesting I think they're the most alien creature that exist on Planet Earth there's a new documentary out on I think it's PBS cold making contact that's just about octopus intelligence is a guy is a Fisheries biologist and he gets an octopus and basically lives with it and it's living room like he figures out that this thing likes being petted like it knows how to the diverse array of things that this thing can process mentally it's like on par with like what chimpanzees do you know what I mean it's like it just like you can open jars that can close them could come out of the aquarium go back into it swim over if it knows you it knows if it doesn't like you like it's unbelievable yeah really weird right octopus dreaming I just looked it up and it starts with the living room in relation to whatever the f*** is going on in his head right right so Wildman it's just so weird how they can instantaneously change their coloration and their texture and then perfectly blend in with coral right like when you see them like stop on a coral reef and just become the refill like what are delayed Isaac like look I believe in life outside of Earth but I don't I don't necessarily think that octopus came from that I think they're you know they have other stuff like there are other cephalopods that they're related to genetically squid and cuttlefish and things like that I don't necessarily think they came from outer space but I can see why there's science to support that it's a possibility and then I can also see why people think that seeing them will their thoughts about that with a lot of different life-forms like spores thoughts about that when it comes to psilocybin yep there there's like we're the real freaky psychedelic heads think that psilocybin mushrooms came from asteroid right end and the the proof in the pudding in that one so to speak is the fact that you can take mushroom spores into the vacuum of space and bring them back to Earth in there they still they still fruit Austin Elon space weed SpaceX look at that little eyeballs how weird and look how many of them like I was getting Invasion imagine if your wife gave birth to that many people. Thanks you be like I have a school are we going time in human evolutionary time the more it seems like it's an accurate accurate like we're getting more and more plugged in everyday it's like a combination of the Matrix and The Terminator what was the one that did what they had them over a chessboard and was trying to make everything that we're trying to mimic a chessboard at school is really weird because it throws a system off because it's many right angles and it's this hard trans-fast A10 contrast so when you look at it like this octopus like trying to figure out what to do very strange pictures I mean that's pretty good like pretty f****** good yeah that's pretty impressive ability that these animals have unbelievable figured out how the f*** did that evolve right there devising strategies in order to be more effective Predators while they're in the ocean and hide from other Predators right and they figured out a way to change the color in the texture their skin like how long did that take exactly exactly Bob right there devising strategies in order to be more effective Predators while they're in the ocean and hide from other Predators right and they figured out a way to change the color and the texture their skin like how long did that take exactly exactly millions of years


    Rogan & Max Holloway on Colby Covington vs. Kamaru Usman Fight
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    did you watch the Kobe Usman fight. The whole thing is crazy I'm reading a Trina f****** Buck I mean he's lucky I give up I give it up to that guy for a lot of reasons first of all he was his back was against the wall that the UFC was telling them they're going to cut him out to this fight with Damien my they don't like his style they think he's boring they literally told that to him so he goes in the ring after the fight calls Brazilians a bunch of filthy animals does a bunch of crazy s*** and the next thing you know he's got this f****** character we're making fun of a suit and next thing you know he's one of the most popular guys in the f****** Sport and talkingshit and that was only three fights ago man has a massive adjustment why did you laugh when you found out that he didn't cuz it's a storyline Out of the Furnace we haven't had a guy that put on a character like that before he's the first a little bit you know he's doing it on purpose. He's wearing cheap suits play hilarious man is hilarious and three scorecards or on two judges scorecards they hadn't three-in-one so three rounds to Usman on one judges score three rounds to Colby on another judges scorecard yeah it was that goddamn clothes in 2 and 2 with the last judge this is another example of being crazy crazy but there's another example why we should have more judges more than three judges that makes sense 8 good number 9 would be a good number because nine to be like a tiebreaker 51 or 411 I feel like threes ridiculous like why do you only have three you know the judges suck already so why do you only have three people that's inactive


    Max Holloway on Khabib Weight Cut, Tony Ferguson | Joe Rogan
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    that's one thing that I like talking to people at telling people they're like all this so difference of this and that about blonde like guys boxers MLB NBA NFL they had they had the set schedule they have a set schedule like I can sit down sit down before you what is named after a fight they already would kind of know who they fighting you know MMA fighters that I don't you know what's going on cuz I have no clue right but could be for the title I was 170 170 day of the week cut and I and I tell you exact number was before they stopped me but I was like in reach like I was right there but they came in the room and looked at me they said they said yeah you don't look good prepared for a man I mean I mean like I'm in the New York cards. Don't have a lot of luck at all I need to just be around him all the time just ready to catch him please this is V f****** time to schedule this fight you think some good places like it's just it's hard like you don't understand it like it's it's very hard when you fight someone weird and awkward even Spartan because you try to get something and then he's like banging his elbow but his head is like by the ground is what are you doing I don't know of anybody that's more unorthodox than him for sure cardio man is cardio's crazy off the chain off the Charles I know I've never seen anybody I don't know what the f*** it is no man is carios crazy off the chain off the Charles I know I've never seen anybody like that I don't know what the f*** it is you think that's genetic 100%


    Rogan & Max Holloway Recap Jose Aldo vs. Marlon Moraes | Joe Rogan
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    that's one of the cool things about the sport is there so many different ways to do it I thought she opened up in a swift kick to the head and had all those staggering little bit although covered up and weather the storm and then although start putting the pressure on him and all those started hitting them with big punches and really was controlling the center of the Octagon really pressuring him and being very aggressive and then got taken down the last couple of seconds of the first round but nothing happened he just take took him down and hold them in my mind that shouldn't mean much and I don't mean that that doesn't mean anything trading in an MMA cuz I understand how I can beat somebody up for 4 minutes and 50 seconds and you you take the last 10 second you take me down for last 10 seconds and you win do you win the wrong and if you're not going to take down submission something but with Marlin and Jose Aldo they gave that first-round tomorrow and it's on the basis of that high kick some strikes landed but I thought I'll do did more than I said although did more in the second round and I thought I thought I won the fight I thought it was closed but I thought I'll do one the fight at they was more aggressive oh yeah whatever you wanted then you just drain the s*** out of himself but he had sometimes during his career was going to have to go up to 55 35 was crazy but what I saw when I saw him when he was posing and get ready for muscles look real good what did I say or or whatever early in the week even worked out with him at the same workout room for one night and we worked out together and when I shook them she had to pull in a hug first water when you touch someone I don't know how you going to do this way cuz girl you don't need peace be with people don't think that right I mean we had a conversation about that with the f*** is his name that wasn't Dolce was the other guy you can suck you can suck water out of someone who's muscular got his muscle muscles going to let go underwater but you got fat fat is going to hold on different guys look on the scale versus the next day like Lombard was it a good example like when he would make 170 he will he looks so much smaller on the scandal in the next day black f*** doesn't understand was it a good example like when he would make 170 he will he looks so much smaller on the scandal in the next day black f*** you put water into that boy my God you look like a balloon


    Max Holloway Explains Bizarre Interview | Joe Rogan
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    when you had that situation happened where you know they were running a bunch of tests on you they couldn't figure out what was wrong with you what do you think was going on cutting weight the time to even the water thing it wasn't even before the fight you know we drink the load of water you know and I didn't dare like a couple days pass and it just wasn't going away you know and then and you're not he's like a Behavioral Science Guy and he's probably like watching this treatment of squirming while I'm talking about it but we got you know it like we got stuff going on and work on like with Laura's and stopping we plan on suing somebody so there's a bunch of stuff that I really can't talk about it that's why he's growing back there until you let me know so I doubt we see the one that's great things that I love with the team is that for me I'm all about keeping and maintaining maintaining and I mean thing for me is his fighting and making sure whoever is in front of me whatever cupcake it is I told joy that cupcake that's beautiful that's that's the way to do it you know if you can have a good team and you know people that train themselves let you know I'm like it's crazy can't do that I talk to my I talk to them I talk to my team like I love the chaos like I love chaos around me little bit but then they make it so simple and it's great but I kind of stood like to put myself like I like when things ain't in order you know like when you come to my house I love that my room is messy play come clean it later on but like I just love the chaos theory do you like things going perfectly till weird everything goes perfect I guess I'm just different now that is a different way of looking at things that you like a little bit of a little bit of chaos I like to know that there's no like and I'd like to know the things are crazy in random so I can appreciate my fortune I love that life is so unpredictable and Strange Life is unpredictable


    Max Holloway Reflects on Loss to Alexander Volkanovski | Joe Rogan
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    how you doing man everything all right everything good walking good while walking great that's amazing them because your left leg it look like it was during the fight it was getting busted up taking it the wrong way I thought I was lying more damaging shots to the head and body you know I know Lake cakes Atlanta here and there but I didn't think it was too much until after I saw whatever happened you know but today you know it's like is what I said I just my lease take me to the face into the body does is 9mm that much to that to that extent and then again this is a street fight you know Scizor leg kicks like a you know it's it's hard like leg kicks a damaging they mean alot make fights of spin stopped on leg kick so now but Barboza think stop firefights ippc people who stick and move nice and this and that and just because the guys walking forward he's winning the fight and then like you see them getting to see people get into scuffles and then one guy bounce back it looks like he's retreating but he's actually not he born the scuffle and I think that guy that was staying there was actually winning the fight so what you said is this super like you know some guys like real problem with judges not even being martial artist that's why it's a giant that's my bird watching say Dallas behind the scenes just talking to daddy came from the DC was a DC fan in front of eyes on you and some of the commission there at the DC event was like I heard was was crazy hurt some people it is not like to know what is going on in like 3 in perspective surprising my time is it kind of hard and I'm not talking about my fight against talking about other people we need the fire and everyone spiders before he moved away and he was trying to become become a Referee and now he finally got the you ain't caught for a championship belt in the Heights organization what's cuz you don't even know how to f****** you don't know how much brake you should apply when you see some of these people that are judging you know they've never done anything they never done it if they don't they don't have any idea what's going on they just have a cursory understanding of fighting and it's not acceptable for the highest level of the game so many EX Fighters that would make amazing referees or judges and there's so many fans out there that have been training their whole life that just do the really really into the sport and these fantasies with these judges rather not even fans yeah they're just people that are doing it for a job but getting a paycheck and yeah after fight with walking around with me and my son the next day and the next day is next Sunday I walk into New York New York there's a Hawaiian I love once I love my wine greatest fans in the world she comes up to me and she rubs my back and she's like I'm so sorry boys I love them like what does IQ lawsuit we be back but yeah I love you with nothing to me like it's my funeral or something like guys I don't care I'll be back I didn't take no real damage I'm just happy that I'm not injured and out for a long time and I can get back to do a loving and it's punching people in the face what were you guys think it is let me know and I'll go knock on the front door right now and then I get here that says something up yeah well you you just need to make some adjustments for rematch I mean the whole thing was him attacking your legs that was he was getting close it was a smart strategy letting you switch stances you switch Orthodox but you were forced to certain times in a fight to fight Southpaw because of leg damage not really because it like that is because I just felt when I was going so far against him I just felt more like he was he was waiting a lot more regular it was like I was like I hear the word dragon dragon and dragon with leg kick it was like a latex so I could hear it in there and I was okay well it was what did you think he was going to fight like what would you think his strategy was going to be coming into the fight. So I thought I knew he's going to do that a lot of things for sure you know I don't even do like how we did although maybe living more get Megan's offense but I think she's kind of tripping out when he when he got me down I was able to get off and some some of them I think that you're tripping out that you could take it like he was I thought so what we did I think so we did good and then he just did better in one aspect with the lake cakes and it all added up yeah when I have to watch the fight again but I don't remember him Landing up a bug us real significant punch that had to hurt it was good punches but it was just his leg kick work was excellent though and he he he did a lot of great work some of the first ones in the first round sum of the first one was great it was good in the early rounds but some of the other ones psyqui super close and then he just do it like you know like I'll just end up getting into a tangle and he just end with a lake it just wouldn't even touch me you know so I guess I was the game plan but everybody was there and so in my eyes like a rematch makes sense and is very exciting fight with you he was the one that everybody wanted to see you Friday cuz he was undefeated and he would win in such spectacular ways but you you know you you deserve a rematch I really feel like I can't wait dad that is crazy you know you know from stylebender and Dan hang hangman hooker hookah I'd let you make the f*** yeah I was a big hooker fan for a while for a while I've been watching him since his foot when he was in 45 I was watching so but he just stood with Barbosa which is just a f****** terrible idea for most people by Bowser kick so goddamn good at he's a he's a fastest with kicker I've ever seen in my life oh God damn good he's a he's a fastest with kicker of ever seen in my life


    Max Holloway Learned Some Striking Techniques from the UFC Video Game
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    and then you fought Conor when you were like we 20 or 21 I'd ask 21 or 23 or whatever I think he's two or three years older than me so I think if he was 24 and I was 22 or something 21 so that was your last lost and then you went on it talking to you after the after my first one was Bermudez when I f****** read it and I was a tough I remember I ran into you at the way we fought at MGM and I will and you was leaving you was going back home to LA or wherever you was going and I saw you at the elevators he's like old keep your head up kid so I thought you did I thought you did enough and I'll for sure and then and then we had to do do something we got to find something I didn't have a striking coach yeah I like that start with like when I got into USC with no longer and I am with II end up doing Jiu-Jitsu a tyrannosaurus the coach and right now he's been ever since UFC live it before my UFC fights too and then I know how to straighten clothes for what Dustin then went on for anyone to so whatever the 1567 you see what did you do for drinking you want I really want to know why did you know USC game I use henan Burrell and and Jose Aldo and I'll do stuff with them a black hole you had his worst in the game so my friend at the time Dustin Kimura he would kind of ruin this for me and I'll be like look I tried this in the game is working let's try it and we did it I figured out something and you'll see you'll see the regular usage in the first-ever when did I go look at this I'll trade combination of like this kind of work so let's try it. It was so ridiculous wow so then you realize do something different I need not be bringing the guy that work with no Ivan Flores by tracking coaches by striking coach in and he lives play hey man you remember yeah I always let you forget that it's kind of hilarious right you just watch you just wait how talk about like calling it but that's when those things like someone tells it to you like a champion he is here already and I was in idea I was in the UFC already and Chad was one of the top guys and older than ever my friend my friend told me doesn't tomorrow is like OS kitchen eat at work or right before you did and then and then he we will practice that he took me like a hundred times if I don't know wrestling too good and then I said told him and I said to him that I'm going to be like this is how life goes cellulite that has a different company he's got to put it on the world you know if you think you can do something we'll do it and go work hard I wasn't scared of hard work but you've always had this attitude. Do you know where you got it from my grandpa but is it him hard work and all I can remember coming coming home from practices or or or school before you go out we had to do all the chores whatever every Saturday Sunday we wake up at 6 a.m. breakfast he had breakfast made for us and we go out clean the yard before we could go do anything else and he just had structure you know and hard-working is like if you want say we had to pull weeds and he uses one of those guys out fine work out of nothing and you doing one thing we we done and it be done okay perfect I need you to do this like no no this is not it we can say nothing but we get asked me if we did but yeah I think was just my grandpa you know I like when I went out to practice right after people read After High School right after school Spanish I remember just going on the field not thinking about going home I got do homework or I got to do a project a lot of teachers would help me out and in school in. South Anderson. That's how I got chromoly like I'm not the smartest kid a lot of things going to be getting in life I had to let things like one of the things in school I realize that you should buy one of the smartest kids I used to sit by the smartest kids every time I was in class did Adele help me willingly I get okay I help me help me help me and if I get really got started give me that take my work give me that take my work and do my work for me


    A Fighter's Cauliflower Ear FELL OFF on the Mat
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    cauliflower ear you know that is when guys get f***** up yours from wrestling I squeeze it I have it inside my nose the inside of my nose was all hard with a lot of people that have been hit in the nose and like scar tissue and it swells when you have blood under the blood broken off in Fallout yeah there's a video of this guy he loses is cauliflower ear see if you can find a Jimmy just Google cauliflower on the map it's white is white like a white stone molds dino dance phone so look at that year on the ground that is that's just a calcified inside of her head like her hanging out you could look look into her head it's hard to see from that picture that's not all I think about how sweaty my ears getting these headphones so I can't imagine being punched in the air repeatedly while I always wore headgear always from grappling that's why I don't have any cauliflower ear say yes and it's never as satisfying as I hoping we walk along all the grappling walking heart attack


    Max Holloway: Surfing is Crazier than Fighting!
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    I love it if you do the countdown people came to shot and I didn't get me on the best ways I was like wow what what you doing I don't give you I will keep you guys up to you guys and keep it gas it waves surfing is an interesting thing right because it's your in their world you're in the water world oh yeah so like my friends at surfing ccloud guy I'm fighting with a human being and I cannot control what they do at certain times of what I do and this and that like when you're surfing you're funny Mother Nature my car I didn't know I didn't I just thought I saw it cuz Dana posted I saw a bunch of myself and friend supposed to ask on the board is right away he's slipping and just goes down immediately watch this yet you don't know what he's going to do if it's going to pop when you go underwater like what if it's like yeah so my buddy Kenny he just went to Texas and Waco Texas they got one of those indoor friends does doing something says call me see what I was doing as they were doing was in Camp so I couldn't meet him and I told him I was harassed him as I have come to the surf rack he's like let me know learn how to let go I can't even wakeboard boarding is harder yeah cuz you got to get your ass up stand up you know because you don't have to f*** with all the things that everybody else has to f*** with like waiting for waves you could look at that you can ride in that tube that's so crazy no sharks no turtles Colorado AVS living more different than ours actually feel a little more predictable pushin inside of it the one that they have in Waco is supposed to be bigger than that even the one they have in Waco sweet gigantic what you laughing at Jamie cheap to visit how much it cost does customers pay $10,000 to serve for an hour getting his money back real quick in the middle of desert that's clean and safe and you can suck all the dicks employees yet Georgia see how use his hammer and just a lot of money he said the private too so maybe like you want to turn it on for the private stars are saying that we use the whole thing just for yourself if you said listen nobody can come here it's just me, dude want a lot of money you think so yes man I'm renting places for my kids it's not cheating on you want to run out of place when I get to Halloween


    Max Holloway on His Next-Level Cardio
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    you know like what this point is to listen to I try always try to finish by so matter what even if you're the best kind of what I would try to finish you and you always and see me in your face I'm not going to go away because that's it you know like if I if we fought to death if there's no time limit and when you quit at the end of the day that's what it is that's why you you should be in that moment because if you're freshens to everybody can be the greatest fresh but there's a special ones that know how to figure it out when they're not they're like when you're tired and you're dead tired you got to go that one more round the extra minute you figure things out and that's what that's what separates the great from the greatest you know the difference I think that's always been a real signature of your fighting style your endurance and your confidence in your endurance you can push through it like I never forget the rematch with Aldo right before the second round you came over to us and then you went the man I'll never forget that I think maybe he might not be but a little smoke screen that's what that's what we knew you know I'd I knew that I had forced him into one I know that if I got into a couple of slugs with him every time I went every time I came out my battery probably dropped 2% but he's dropping like 30 why is that I did the dude is genetically get to the power graduation 2016 I've been watching this guy like I always told myself that even before I was an anime guy if I could fight him for five rounds I could beat him in a kickboxing match that is why I told myself you know if you need to be great because because those guys were gifted with power rarely have the car deal Kevin Durant in the style that you have that style of constant pressure but I like it because like when you do not call someone and they can always hit it caught me you know that with all the installed the first one that's what they're saying there's a I'm like and what like if you knock out somebody they catch him early in the Roxy 5 seconds in Nakamura you be like yeah you just caught a lucky punch even if it has the most calculated punch in the world you don't even like what the car and then I punch in O'Connor's in the backpack you wanted you want to wrestle ya trying to get me that you want to do Jiu-Jitsu y'all take me to let's see let's see if you can get me there first and then if you want to do the Striking thing yeah let's do it you know what I just want to show the world that look I'm better than you in every aspect so like mentally that that is screws or someone you know never have the kind of endurance that you have for sure guys mindsets I feel like we're the guys who get knocked out who has knocked apart in Manchester turn to like that sounds like I just got this and your body goes with it it's tough It's Something to cover it's like oh my God I didn't I didn't you don't put in the 5% that might get you more time to get you thinking like like you know like what is he doing I didn't you don't put in the extra 5% that might get you more time because you thinking like like I just missed where is his kid you know I like what is he doing a background on you and also or anybody like back in your face


    Max Holloway Took His First Fight After Two Days of Training
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    I just saw I just saw a lot of people like I don't got a lot of talented kids from our side from when I like I told guys like supposed to be in I think I think personally this was Ben NFL and will be your it is supposed to be greater things than just drugs and just other stuff like you know that most of them is still at home I could see them around town when I'm around town and working a job they don't like talking about the days when there's a high school in the ditch and stuff and I always told me that's not going to be me and you know the older people that go to me and it would drug stores like the same as Tommy and I was like I ain't gon let this be it and I'll just saying it for me so where did you do did you always have this mindset that you were going to be great at something or 100% or I like what I sow I saw a light and he wanted to be an MLB player sells Ambien MLB player so I go home I tell my grandma grandma MLB player it she's like okay good but you know he got to college right I was like yeah 10 grade 10 grade came and it was off the inning of baseball iPhone fighting and when I was playing when I fart I brought the light there's like a week left in school and then I fought and fought we came to school I trained at First Sight trained I only came with him and then on the second day or I went there a Wednesday Thursday Fridays for days so Wednesday when Train toys that show up they told me oh oh and my friend is playing on Saturday is the max of the code for smack someone dropped out cuz my friend kickbox balls like I hit the phytanic I guess I get it for free what kind of f****** coach will you go into the ask if you want to fight my mind like this guy back I don't know how I'm going to do it right back in your face cuz I hurt you know we didn't end up fighting in the fight I remember going to school at falling Monday night 2007 someone told you that like a man at the gym for 2 days they told me I'm good I should have to fight that weekend and I One improve from her like she had to like tell the coach that I could do it and she would like my I told my mom that is asked me to fight and he asked me are you ready I was like I don't know how crazy is my mother Crazy Sushi let me fight and the rest of this unit 2 years later doesn't BJ Penn was a BJ Penn are in the UFC we just find George video going on that 55 Street and then I saw how much you made after one is fights is like 30k I was like this is done I was telling everybody when I was when I was graduating champion my my brother my older brother he graduated he graduated from from high school from college I mean from college he came home and California is it California or something else to do or do something here and it came home and I was graduating high school that day and all those computer playing games and he's like his graduate what you going to do now I was like and he did this laugh talking to ever forget is it ingrained in my brain is like I don't know how that's going to work for you so you better go figure it out you know I did not I was online and in three years later January 4th January 4th I was at the hospital and my my son is on the right with my son and my exact times 10:03 a.m. I get my phone my phone ringing the email so I will check my email and is a UFC contract to fight Poirier for February 4th hang up the phone I hang up the phone first person I call my little brother and he know I was there for my son's for my son that's being born and he picks up the phone is like he's that was something I was like what is my nephew here I got no. Then what and then and he's big into that doesn't seem like I told you so and I told him I told him oh no guess who you talking to you is like talking to USD fighter go ahead go ahead you can tell me I got to tell you what and who at tell me I told you I was like no I just wanted to let you know I was like I'll call you when my son's here and I hung up the phone and it was on the best days of my life wow that's crazy


    Max Holloway Had to Get Permission to Walk Out with the Hawaiian Flag
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    the video of you that they play where you were a really young kid where you were just getting into fighting a 15 years old friends birdy bird is guy named Jacksonville Polo my my older brother my younger brother one of my cousins and then another cousin and then you got the change like the top 16 and 24 funny was funny about that video cuz that the ending that video they showed in the in the countdown that show me send like if you lose her is like a if you try at least you and one in your book you know whatever that loser quote that coat was like on people's biles you know I like the Bayou you know what you don't put a cold or whatever status they do stuff and whatever they say it's here in a California whenever do and that I was supposed to go that's my 11 grade year and I was kind of mad that wasn't able to get it but it was just as it's cool it's cool it's going to be weird looking at yourself talking about you know what would you say to talk what I smoke smoke yeah and Morgan break up or pigeon okay it is Wednesday to talk to languages in pidgin language now it's a strange place because I feel like it should be its own country I really do but I like the fact is protected by the United States had to approve me there was never there wasn't going to let me walk out the Lamplight anything's Jose the flag in the Reebok or stopping it doesn't can't cuz it's state flag whatever yeah and then I was like what I was like nah that is getting rave reviews in Hawaii like hours in a plane across the ocean that s*** is barely America Hawaii is amazing I love it when my favorite places to visit I go there three four times a year I love Hawaii but that is not America I love the different ected by America I love that call that but I feel very strongly that they should have their own it should be Sovereign it's it's it's something that you going to claim something that it takes 5 hours to get to on a plane now that's not even attached I love all that but every time play Susan different if you can't look at someone to go all that's a North dakotans right you go to Hawaii like all that do until why are so many people in Hawaii that they're clearly Hawaiian Alaska you don't look at someone I mean to have a beard flannel coat and f****** moose leg over their shoulder maybe that's no laughing but you're guessing they have like a on an island you surrounded by ocean just like a reverence for nature that Hawaiians have Calloways Holloway Holloway I Got YouTube it is it looks like Mars homeaccess Magnezone on Maxis


    Max Holloway and Joe Rogan Watch the Anti-Weed Talking Dog PSA
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    oh my gosh million million playing video games how that's what he had to do something right he didn't get f***** over by a band supplement Sean O'Malley says he makes around $4,500 a month for gaming was it with marijuana or something like it was what it was good thing but that it was hope yours weren't on the list before I remember like being like tingle 8008 to be younger maybe I'll 6767 my brother is one year younger than me I remember like my uncle coming into the bathroom and my mom was showing me and my brother and like just fighting with my mom like this that they're fighting like this fighting I don't like you know like this is normal or not like Isis like Isis like crazy in Hawaii and and I was like holy s*** this is not in it I see like my friends and family are parents so whatever or even going to high school there my friends doing the dishes and that I'm like eyes is not for me but I ain't going to do this s*** like I I see what it did to my family how effect and some of my look like people I love his friends stuff families and all that I ain't going to do this and then that's just why I just stayed where I never I never did and never did no type of drug marijuana what are you doing today wouldn't know you're not you're not rewind a little bit so I can hear the whole thing I wish you didn't smoke weed when you smoke outside cocaine and sleeping pills her f****** dog is so I can reacting if your dog was talk to me when you're high do I f*** you could talk raising my dog


    How it Felt for Boyan Slat to See People Cheer His Failure
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    oppositions this is there anybody that thinks is a fruitless idea actually I was very shocked I read people that were actually happy that your project didn't work the first time like what the f****** is people that I think it's a young thing like cuz you're the really hopeful young intelligent guy comes up with the solution I think it probably does that hurt for me yes of course since the beginning delete what I used to do in the beginning now therefore she there aren't many new arguments anymore but I can write them out every single argument Russian the analyze them no emotions emotions only model your thinking where this person has a points if so great because rather have somebody else pointed out to me then I'll tell him to learn it in the field and having a headache and if the person doesn't have a point if it's just a sumption or unfounded or whatever it's very easy for me to just ignore it and so I'm done the question what motivates people to be negative for reasons first of all it's a genuine skepticism can be done and I think that's healthy and think we've proved most of those arguments wrong now but of course they're still at the Caleb's language stuff to do so so bit of that but it's kind of morphing now to few other things I think one thing is human perception which is sometimes for example say Okay nuclear power super risky we shouldn't do that but then if you compared to the baseline or other sources of energy is actually the least risky source of energy there is solar energy is causes more deaths per megawatt-hour than nuclear power because people fall off roofs so so it's it's really so if you ignore the Baseline and if you say doing this cleanup we shouldn't do it because there's all these potential risks rights of potentially potentially there are these moral hazard there's always risk not to it what people are ignoring is the certain hazards of this hundreds of millions of if you were to do the opposite question to say okay so if it were to go to the ocean right now and just dump the equivalent amount of plastic that we were to take out who dumped it into the ocean which you would you think that's a good plan and then the answer is it's no so I think there's there's a bit of this of course it's new so while we take things step-by-step I think they're manageable and they're definitely not risk a reasons to to not do it because Chris the Baseline is that there is already doing a lot of harm being done by the staves quote something that's one argument behind people's opposition I didn't know why you're a few weeks ago were people were saying well or just one person actually was was riding where person said you shouldn't worry about the plastic pollution issues you shouldn't do anything about it because climate change is the biggest issue and or attention should go there but if Lucius just a distraction and it's foolish should you not wash your dishes because your carpet is dirty mids doesn't make any sense both of them are Problem clean both of them this is idea that you should only think about climate change so I don't think about the giant Pacific Garbage Patch it twice as big as Texas are you f****** serious argument both of them are important to think about but a part of writing an article today is writing something that people will get upset about that's part of it is like generating our clickbait stop having controversial opinions all things are profitable today we are the giant part of why people write articles they don't write articles articles to State and objective well-thought-out perspective always sometimes people do but a lot of times people make some clickbaity b******* and they kind of twist story and quit twisting idea who you are twist it to sort of make their narrative make more compelling be more compelling and sell more for quick more and more add sales that's in part behind the growing tribalism in a relation which is everywhere social media I mean the fact that Facebook's algorithms in innocence support outrage right like these things are designed to support my friend Ari shaffir tested this it's really interesting because he tested to find out what it what is it actually support what you're interested in puppies puppies he's like no you assholes this is what you're into if you're into f****** getting bad about the border and getting mad about the climate and getting mad about abortion and getting mad about whatever the f*** it is that's what it'll show you because that's what you're interested in my YouTube feed is mostly muscle cars and fights I'll show you what you search for someone's happy that it shows you those things going on I don't think I don't think it's as Sinister as people want to say it is I think that the issue is human nature will we are compelled to get upset about things and I think a lot of it is people that feel disempowered in their own existence the people that you were talking about they're stuck in cubicles and they're staring at that clock waiting for the buzzer to rain so they can go home online they're tweeting they're taking a s*** and tuna guys with kid things going to fix this parking me infection s*** this a lot of what's going on there's a lot of people that are upset because it's there just it's fun to be upset when your life sucks it's fun to s*** on somebody it's fun to get mad about the Border when you nowhere near the border what are you worried about you what you worried about you're just angry angry these aren't logical discussions of people having their shout offseason and it's Richard get upset about stopping you know it even someone is doing something as beautiful as your perspective it's your your idea instead of just saying all of this guy is doing something amazing we need someone like this who's just as Innovative and just as inspired to try to tackle this climate issue and we need more people like him this is amazing stead of that like you spell incorrectly and yeah I suppose it's from the perspective of the person who writes and nobody would see her opinion is it supposed some from the perspective of the person who writes and if you're just saying what everyone else says nobody would see your opinion


    Boyan Slat and Joe Rogan on Incentivizing High-Tech Altruism
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    journalist are f***** right now and it's not their fault it's just print journalism is almost on the way out in terms of like buying things buying newspapers and buying magazines their numbers are radically down so they resort to online things well in the online world you have so much competition competition from a million different things that people can choose to look at or read and you know to get them to read a f****** article like you got a have something good in there so you have to distort you have to be inflamed you have to get people polarize got to get all upset you got to paint a picture that makes you want to click on it like what is he doing that f****** idiots wasted time trying to pull trucks. You know there's there's a lot of negative things but there's also positive things it's a fun weird time is a lot going on and it's happening very very very quickly and the prognosticators of people trying to prove you don't have some sort of an idea of where this is all going no one really knows and changes happening at such a rapid Pace that it scares everybody so looking you to find things and they're looking for control and it looking to be the person who got it figured out because nobody melting official disappearing people are eating dolphins it's Madness it's madness out there the f****** Garbage Patch is growing and growing and growing if it wasn't for someone like you who's actually acting doing something about it will just get worse this is Spock that guy but but they're so they write about things and it might not necessarily be you know honest so how do you incentivize the truth again I think technology to make a lot of what we're concentrating on Obsolete I think we are really really close to some crazy breakthroughs in terms of distribution of information that's going to make it Obsolete and people aren't going to care as much about clickbaity things because you know you going to be able to feel things from digitally created media when they were very very close to augmented-reality becoming an essential part of people's lives same way your phone is becoming a central part of your life 20 years ago no one carrier phone around those are very rare and you know 1999 small percentage of people have phones on them now it's 100% right all this stuff is happening at this exponentially increasing rate when they Implement augmented reality who's telling us that Apple's like somewhere around 2021 and I've been looking that up in you but some other folks brought it up to that Apple's really close and they're they're in the process right now developing some sort of augmented reality goggles and they'll be like glasses like you know you put on just like this but you'll be seeing all these things in front of you you'll be able to move them around your able to see navigation you wouldn't be able to turn it on and off it'll probably work on Siri you'll be able to talk to it and you're going to be able to get video and information was podcast all these things music there is going to come through this and probably this is one step in his ever-increasing trend of us getting further and further immersed in technology and augmented reality will lead to some sort of impossible to determine virtual reality worth indistinguishable from regular reality I think it's under appreciated how much are behaviors also Guided by technology I mean of course we wear jeans or genotype which kind of lies at the most fundamental level of how our behaviors are formed that's why there is such a thing as human nature but then there is this whole cultural layer but that we Youmans created around us which sphere maybe other people have different names for it but it's indeed's everything Reds we we interact with some 30,000 inventions or 3,000 Technologies to our entire lives that's a huge amount and I think that's environment that shapes your behavior it decides what kind of genes are expressed and we create so so probably think about people being born thousands of years ago their genes were very very similar to the people today yet how they behave is completely different violets and why is that the case it's thanks to these inventions not just cultural inventions yo shapes our behavior and probably human nature is very hard to change unless it's actually benefits what we do look at how long it takes for smoking to to go away no one is one is incentivizing to continues use of it through addictive products with smartphones it's something that you want to use so I just wonder whether you know that interaction between humans and the technology that we create can invent incentivize inventors to become morally better and better because they aren't did she lose me or so the question is incentivize primarily by Prophet right but the behavior of people kind of shape by but maybe a person today is it's Morrison device to to do good things because of the environment that has been created rather than a thousand years ago I think that's absolutely and I hope that people's ability to express themselves through social media all those off and negative and Bitchie sometimes also can give you a sense of the moral landscape of the culture like not just the people on the far fringes that are the most angry and vehement about things but people that have objective real rational thoughts like the the fact that you were able to read that article and objectively assess whether or not someone has any good point if we could all do that about everything you know if people had that sort of perspective instead of being so reactionary instead of being so angry about things just look at criticisms look at possibilities look at all these different things and then shape technology to fit within our ethical and moral boundaries so there's others also there is very profitable right because of his things don't feel if you don't like a guilty feeling about buying something like an every time I get a 6 drawn-out feel guilty if there was something that you the people where they innovate to the point where you don't feel guilty supporting products and you probably cuz company has the same sort of ethics and ideas that you have that's all good and I think we're moving more towards that but again we're dealing with a very short window of time where we have had to adapt to the amount of change takes place during a small. Of time Chasm between human nature human behavior and how we want the world to be and indeed social medias if that's the case but same area for environmental problems are driven by and yet that's not creating the world's right now that we want to live in because the the technology that is it the interface between the worlds are so absurd nature and human nature that interface is not compatible with both so you either have something that's compatible with human nature so it's like a big car with a V8 engine but that's not compatible with with nature or something that's compatible with nature which is free walking but it's not really comfortable with you because we're play think that's cold outside and you got to get what we do is rather than trying to change humans which I don't think is very futile activity because there is such a thing as you and nature we have jeans have this Eeveelution are in history rather than trying to change that I think is much more effective to change the the technology around us that enables our our inner desires and behaviors to be positive rather than the negative I agree with you I think it's going to be difficult though to get that same sort of positive result when it comes to our addiction to technology addiction to smartphones a particular me for a long time it was like televisions right like people talked about how much kids watch TV kids watch TV 8 hours a day it's so much natto bad you don't really hear that anymore about phones and this is undiscussed rapid shift in what we waste our time doing and most of it is what you hear people talking about most of the use of these phones I would I'd be willing to bet a giant chunk of that social media yes right again so I think you're right yeah it's again probably we can engineer social media and our information technology to incentivize people to do good things but indeed now it's it's probably incentivizing the use of scrolling through timelines because I also I think it's our bodies and our minds and the way we view the world it's not designed to live in this digital realm sure this is a completely new thing for the species and I think we don't really know how to handle the dopamine Rush that we get from clicking on Instagram and scrolling through your feeds and checking your DM and reading your emails and constantly interacting with people checking did he text me back or what he said what about this and that very bright Engineers somewhere in a big shiny building a b testing all day to see weather NOAA red dots on certain icon in the social media app makes people click more or less and less


    Can Humanity Be Trusted With the Means to Destroy Itself?
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    kind of dabbling with this idea of taking way2likes Rhett like what if we just didn't show anybody who likes you don't know how many likes you got you put up a picture it's just a f****** picture move on no you put up a picture he got seventy thousand likes for that picture what the f*** many check it check we saw coming and the people get addicted to you know saying things that get likes right putting things up in a socially conscious to let everybody know let everybody know how virtuous you are exactly adult engineer the system to get you to seek those constant love jolts it mean if they look as if they're going to give you augmented reality we are how many generations I don't know away from something something being embedded in your body right people already decided to do that this is some guy or girl embedded a f****** Tesla Model 3 key in their arm so that they didn't ever have to have their key in their pocket walk up the Tesla in the f****** door unlocks software updates key doesn't work anymore or aversion towards Crossing that interior exterior boundary with technology Bears a good way of looking at it right like what is fair is it fair if you agree to do it look look is it fair if you decide to get a face tattoo all right if it's up to you man if it's fair so I came on my credit card company told me to give me 10% off my stick this you know this credit card chip under my skin somewhere I spell the fear is that again incentivize it with selfish interests and there's also the big concern is what if these gentlemen were talking about income inequality in this world a big one would be what if there's a jump that you can make in Enlightenment and intelligence access-to-information number-crunching the ability to assess risk vs reward this is all done computer-wise and it's it's done through some sort of additional piece of Hardware that they give you are putting your body but right cost a lot of money so the people that can afford it initially are the people that are valuable they have money in the first place for the wealthy people already was very valuable but then the people that really need it they can't afford it so by the time it becomes something every all the money's gone everybody's chewed it all up everybody's figured out how to hack the system for Black Mirror Black Mirror episode seems like it would work right yeah right they're worried about technological innovations that are allowed people to Nanobots and all sorts of different weird things going to repair cells and allow her to live for extended periods of time but then who are these people going to be going to be the king in class in other going to be this super duper wealthy people of the future that are going to hold this over the poor folks who can't afford the technology seems like the the technologies that we're developing at least are not too far away are institutions aren't ready yet to truly cope with us know because definitely that would be the increase in equality yes that that is one of the major concerns when it comes to this rapid change for facing right now that you know another one of course is artificial intelligence is there's people that I respect very very much that have very negative view of what the future of artificial technology is going to mean to the human race is on send the rise of in the fact that once it's Uncorked through not going to be able to be put back in the bottle and we talked about for like an hour and a half after it was over like the rest the day I was bummed out I was like this is another Bowl yes so first of all and that's what we seen minutes it's gradual and continues probably because people want to solve their own problems with that inadvertently sofa other people's problems but then at the same time it's also getting riskier I mean two thousand years ago or maybe even two hundred years ago there was no way to wipe out Humanity even if you wanted to very badly you could scream wouldn't happen now though there are actually people who have the power to do that and rapidly I could get the whole of humanity could be wiped out in a day yeah and now it's for sure just a few people would imagine if that goes from a few people to quite a few corporations to maybe Bryant Mentos experiment Nick Bostrom came up with that says well what if you could have Canada's atomic bomb that you could just make yourself in your microwave like well maybe some other time you just not anymore to rebuild cities because but at the same time when you think of it I would much rather trust or entrusting an average person today with the button for nuclear detonation detonations device then somebody a thousand years ago rather trust or entrusting an average person today with the button for nuclear detonation detonations device then somebody a thousand years ago


    Dubai Skyscraper Photos Freak Joe Rogan Out
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    one more fascinating things about people that we have the ability to contemplate the possibilities that we have the ability to look at this and what are we doing here hold on technological or the rather societal sprawl and you see these urban sprawl is just slowly encroaching on new land and pushing out into areas where there's no houses before it's always weird for me when I drive by a place like Boulder Colorado does a really good job of limiting the amount of construction that gets done there they're pretty Fierce about it but even they have been sort of lightening up a little things have been getting built in every now and then I'll drive by like if I'm in college all that wasn't there before now it's there are no big deal just a new building used to be an open field who's that helping is not helping anyone and then other building outside of that none of you could you have the ability to look in time 50 years nice spread for this weird wart of humanity start moving across the globe disco featuring Google Maps where you can have Fowler Google Earth where you can have time lapses from satellite photos remember you looking to buy 30 years ago nothing and a crazy example that's a crazy example that place is so strange like Las Vegas and steroids Islands man-made Islands the shape of the world but all the different continents that world has seen that and it's not doing this the Google Maps thing called another one but there's another one in Dubai or how many years is spanning 24 and she helped build the the Palm Islands then the problem is that The Palms so it can I get stinky and Ono this Prime real estate that's just stinks oh no really all that makes sense but the water in between it would get stale of course that makes sense f*** this is Bonkers this video is Bonkers brakerite idepot the water from smashing into it like the outside Rim can just come everything so now what do they do with all the stinky watery just accept it could question that f****** world's tallest building is by Nana's right nothing watching pictures that people taken from the top floor it doesn't even look real I call you flat-earthers you need to go to Dubai you can literally see the Curve it looks they even taller can you see the curve from up there see you from go to airplane fly above the Earth yeah bring up the TV adapter either stays the area what kind of psychos want to be on that first flight well as Richards would have to go on one of the first ones himself if I was him I would clone myself and put a fake me on that see if that b**** blows up if I wouldn't trust them double yeah what is this Jamie is this GoPro this is what would flat-earthers you that show that the Earth is actually flat it's the perspective shift but just the height of that goddamn thing makes my Palms sweat I was there last year and it was somebody sticking her phone out of the 80s like literally like a missile from your head would just explode you guys getting hit in the head with a cell phone from a mile up motherfuker that's crazy they can all back away from the the building shut the f****** on James Kingman Kingman the guy who does those thing right he does these videos from nice walking places just watching those I can't imagine if I was actually doing that what a terrible f****** instinct or terrible thing that happened to me when you see people hang onto something your hands sweat so do your hands sweat when you're hanging on you. Helping you that's the worst thing that could happen is your hand get all free


    Boyan Slat's System is Successfully Catching Plastic | Joe Rogan
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    I've been reading that you are having some great success with your machine finally it's everything is up and running last time we talked you had yet to implement it actually out in the wild and now you explain to us what happened you had some bumps in the beginning right yes yeah so quite a few years finally something's happening so we we launched our first ocean systems from San Francisco in September of last year and we took it out and roughly two months later we fit we figured that's first of all it wasn't catching plastic so what we saw was with the system was moving at roughly the same speed as the Plastics of maybe just take one step back and how it works so Great Pacific Garbage Patch between here and Hawaii twice the size of Texas hundred million kilos of plastic and go away by itself and Daddy was stupid to have this artificial Coastline that is driven the forces of the ocean we we put it in there and the plastic naturally accumulates against it and kind of stays in there so we can dump really get it out because the big challenges that although there's a lot of plastic it's it's spread out over this is fast area so we first have to concentrated before we can take it out because if you were to Simply troll the ocean for plastic boats and that's it will just take forever really so so did it was 222 have those artificial coastlines play the first one and then what we saw was that somehow the system was moving at the same speed as the plastic so you can imagine if this is like a your Pac-Man and this is your your your catch and is moving at the same speed going in and sometimes it did go in but it went out again we got a video of it what it was that's the rights will learn from it will try and adjust assistant and then literally exactly a year ago the system broke into two and a structural failure forcing us to tell the whole thing back to land and go back to the drawing board so so we didn't have the best start of this year how much time has been lost or how much time has been spent I should say in the beginning phase the initial yeah version that you launched is where you're at now so we've been going on at this for the 2013 after 5 years launching it and seeing it break into two that was wasn't the best start of the Year could could have imagined but then went to the drawing board and you're the team really took a while but we'd into account adjusted the design and relaunch really just a few months later so June and this time we made the system is a bit more modular we could try different things to try and adjust the speed make you go faster make you go slower and then we figured was while the system isn't going fast enough what if we actually turn the problem into a solution what if we turn it around and actually slowed down so that it goes slower than the plastic and then we figured that that that actually works and in October we announce that where she catching plastic and ready just last week the first two shipping containers full of plasticware Orlando Airport what's really recently up and running expected how long does it take to accumulate two shipping containers full size of the net itself yes so that's the next steps and now that we have the basic principle of catching plastic confirmed I went out to make it bigger before weekend god build a whole Fleet of them because they believe we reckon we need maybe fifty or a hundred of them to really clean up pop this batch of five years that's the objective of the whole patch in five years that's the real objective that's possible have enough systems that's incredible now where are you at in terms of like trying to get these systems made and implemented so the so now we just finished this this first step with the system number one we call that then the next step is to develop a back-up system to which is deep going to be bigger version and ears to minimize the amount of Festival use that you need for it so that comes to because boats are really f****** expensive the Builder we have cost roughly $15,000 per day to keep running about boats to get to a point where the amount of money that you can straight from the actual resource of physical plastic can actually pay for the exit the whole experiment hope so that's what we want to travel next year with the by making products from the catch the way that we may can have the material itself hardly has any value it's it's pretty good the story to it and don't feel guilty terrible idea but what what is the what are the products that you're thinking about the first one but actually that will retain their value so last for very very long time and I text you once and I do Browns you can talk about it with other people and actually now so just last week we with the first plastic I'm sure we said okay now we welcome our supporters to actually make a reservation but can make a make a down payment so that you can be first in line so if people go to our website they can actually put in the 50 bucks and get the right for the first-ever products made from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch so you're just trying to figure out what Prada will have them all sustainability what wood products people keep for the longest yeah and think that people want try you don't want some kind of gimmick that's just going to be this paperweights flip-flop seemed like an easy one people loved by flip flops flip flops people that are like sort of like outdoorsy type folks appreciate the beach and maybe have to write these things down 1 belts people like belts and shoes like definitely some Yeezys and some dope recycle running shoes juice tub easy right people but you have to have a way to till I can send to buy field recycle the movies so ironic those f****** things want it back in the ocean you know just got to be a way to do that just tell you know I have like if you have your own company like drop off points in cities where when they're done with their stuff if it's broken down or withhold if you did leave throw it into this bin and you will ensure that it gets convert can raw materials and utilize again that be great move if you would do that if it if you made it easy for him you know tour Deluxe recycling bins they make it easy for them they'll throw their bottle in there are no so you have these two cargo ships or these two cargo containers filled with this plastic stuff what do you do with it now infrastructure in the US so so we set up this infrastructure in in in Europe to be able to force or tips and then shred it and then recycle it and then make those first products out of them so hopefully and hopefully with that then generate the the cash needed to to continue running the cleanup but of course now it's still small-scale eventually we should have those number shipping containers every and every day for a group of people come up with ideas what to make out of the plastic and they said that by September they should be ready to launch the first product that's great man that's the whole idea behind beautiful you have a river system to as well right yes so so that's the other thing right so and the only way to deal with that is to just go out there and then clean it up of course then there's the other side of the equation which is there still huge huge amounts of plastic flowing into the ocean every day mostly from countries in Central America where people are the stage of development June lot of things that are wrapped in plastic yet there isn't any waste infrastructure had to take care of it so you literally see people on scooters just drive to bridge to dump their municipal waste into the river because that's simply the easiest way to get rid of it to your point what's easiest and combination there's a lot of people and there is no infrastructure that that they can make you so so then back in 2015 we were like okay maybe it's some point in time this is ocean thing will work out who knows but then we're stuck with this problem that there's still so much plastic blowing in that we would just have to keep going forever and that would just be buses coming from and then we figured rivers rivers are like these these arteries that carry the trash from from land to Sea because it when it rains plastic washers from streets to Creek to River to Ocean and then we we find out that there is a hundred thousand rivers in the world so that's kind of a big amount if you want to do something about it so we started doing measurements in reverse and then we found was that just 1% of rivers are responsible 80% of the of the pollution so really just a very tiny amount of rivers if you were to to tackle those could really addressed the majority of the plastic going into the ocean and it's it's mostly like these relatively small River sin in capital cities like Manila Jakarta to Kuala Lumpur if very high density of people that's where most of the leakage so since 2015 we've been kind of a secret side project and working on seeing what can you develop something to to intercept the plastic in in those rivers and we just launched it months ago call it the Interceptor and it's this and Howard this is all real the real plastic is being pulled out of this River out of this River and it's also doing so in in their stacking into these bags it's a large physical quantity of stuff oh yeah and then maybe in in real life as we speak how does it avoid doing anything with fish how do you avoid captax accidentally oh my God Is that real yeah that this is the Klang River in Kuala Lumpur and it's 1% of all plastic going into the world's oceans is coming from that one River and the unbelievable how polluted this is his crazy 10 million kilos per year roughly so just looking at it looks like a wasteland that's so sad yeah so so then we have four interceptors to have been deployed so here's the one going to to the to the cycling River and kind of wanted to make it look like a like a spaceship some people would like it has barrier that that's concentrate the plastic to the mouth of the Interceptor where you have a conveyor belt against police alarm battery powered and then deposits on to this moving shuttle conveyor which then distributed across these big dumpsters can hold roughly fifty cubic meters of trash and it just works by itself Sceptre 002 cleaning in Malaysia is the title of the YouTube video it's crazy now you're not catching any fish in this it's so really it was what kind of lizard is that right so this isn't that one really almost all the plastic isn't that top layer so sure won't be 100% efficient but I think it's it's really bad having this pragmatic thing that catches most of it and most importantly leaves Wildlife alone cuz everything else can you swim underneath that exactly and so this plan that you had when you know it's been 6 years running how much of your daily time is devoted to this don't think there's much much free time at all its 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. looking where we were beginning of the year to Arena will now that you've actually pulled these cargo containers filled with plastic out of the ocean that must give you an extreme feeling of satisfaction right that you actually made it work like you it's moving now so I was kind of hoping for that feeling but then when you get to the point or not okay but they're still you can really only see the amount of work still ahead of you so that's actually really hard to enjoy success in a way that I should probably get better at that it's Hartwell particular what you're doing you have a Monumental task in front of you and what you're doing is rightly being applauded by so many people but I don't know how many people actually helping you you have a crazy thing that you're doing trying to pull the plastic out of the ocean when people find out about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch they been able to get panicky like what how long has this been going on how do I how do I not know about that because so few people I mean I would think like maybe 40 population understands there's a gigantic patch of garbage in the middle of the ocean is discovered 20 years ago exactly 20 years ago and still there just been growing out 1998 no one had a goddamn clue and then they went with what what's going on here and for the Northeast. Well let's try and cut off this this piece and then he was looking at the water and they just just saw that's all that trash and then he went back he was so shocked about it and then he decided to take some measurements Bobby's to results and that kind of popularize the whole concept of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and it's also it's it's a lot a lot of more than people think of it feel likes it's broken down by the ocean right yeah so that's that's what happens over time is that this these larger objects have interested the ocean due to working of the Waves what's the sun breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces actually not really a good thing because he's smaller pieces are easier to ingest for for fish and other Wildlife so so the smaller gets and the more harmful as well and Fortune movie season still in 92% of the plastic is still no microplastics own fixed up but of course if we don't clean it up over the next few decades all of that big stuff will also become microplastics and then when I much worse thing is the cleanup of micros those microplastic possible or is it just something that needs to be sort of rethought out so that was one of the positive surprises catching plastic not just the big stuff it was also catching most of the microplastics down to one on them clogged up with all the other stuff is that what it is we're not exactly sure how it was able to do that but we just saw a huge mounds of those this season in the system is probably has to do something with the radiation of the way so you have the pipe that keeps a system together and because ways are compression against it reflects this is well and almost like a lens it was concentrating those microplastics into one patch in the middle of the system which that's pretty cool so now where you at in terms of trying to expand it to a point where you could you don't really get this goal of the half of the plastic ocean in 5 years yeah so so it would probably be easier if we had one, but we know set two goals for a cell's one is the 50% of 5 year for the for the patch but the other one is that we want to have interceptors into the 1000 most polluting Rivers the ones that do the 80% in in the next five years so will be will be pretty busy and really really busy he has so if you're not busy enough yeah organization now about a hundred and I think my team is being now it's better than it's ever been so fortunately there's definitely love to help but we're still recruiting work to do and what is his ride been like for you from being fortunately there is Stephanie love help but we're still recruiting of work to do and what is his ride been like 4 for you from being


    Joe Rogan on Jason Derulo’s Instagram NSFW Pic
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    here goes out first second one the person was like where do you go from there stupid you can't say penis right but your penis what what do you think of my penis penis vagina she's going to do no one gets more dick pics in Whitney I told her that she needs to write like a book and publish all these just blur out everybody's face and published his dick pics that blurs out part of the picture to make it look like your dick has been blurred out awesome did you see that one dude that they took down his photo on Instagram and all he was doing he was wearing shorts just a really muscular gentleman with a large hog and he was wearing shorts and they would like like boxer briefs and his dick was so big that you could see it in the boxer briefs so it took down walking photo now that's not cool a dick in reaps as per restriction it is shrouded and it should be photo of Drew over the guy do the outline of the hog getting it taken down who complained some assholes he should put it back just blurt it out between back up yet shrouded hog he didn't cover it up when you do a pixelated you put a big cap in another dick already do you put in Subway there is this better what is the problem folks is that we were scared of hogs behind cloth also who says social media has to be a Bastion of purity hidden like you have to click on it cuz I follow a lot of like nature counts maybe today I don't want to see a baby seal clubbed and it's good to know that those images are there so it's present your mind but Define p*** is that pouring and evidently


    Sex Sells, So Why is Prostitution Illegal?
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    apartment the airport when I see like like a drug-sniffing working dog but it's like a yellow lab I'm like Norco yellow lab I don't I don't I don't want to ruin the dog in his chances at retirement you could ruin it cuz I'm like what are they looking for truth but you can only teach a dog to look for one thing you know you can't Trae the Truth the truth guns and Coke residue or like what do you smell like what do you what do you train train the dog smell heroin and mushrooms bring them back right scription drugs like that's more like it ravages of community and I don't think I like airplanes I think like weight being pushed through from other country but I don't know I think it's all things meth is everything it's the really f*****-up part about it is it's almost like we were talking about football that football be safer if there was no helmets it doesn't make sense to be safer if they were friends state-issued if you apply for funding for support you're going to school like alone or the States paying free to go to school you go scholarship you cannot be able to apply for a state-issued prostitute if you are a little socially awkward maybe you haven't had sex because men get weird if they haven't been made privy to the way a woman is or they haven't had sex and going to college let's get you a prostitute let's get you having sex twice a week so you're not afraid of women let's get you a little less weird let's find a prostitute well thank you for didn't have the social stigma behind it there's a lot of people that would choose it over working at Wendy's lot of people that use it but we have an issue with my body that's what's upsetting but it's also if someone is doing maybe maybe they are a sex slave like maybe there's someone who's I think that's what to do with the puritanical idea of things that they were accusing Robert Kraft of remember Robert Kraft guy who owns the crofter craps crap on the New England Patriots what was that it was that he was participating somehow and sex trafficking and so they were accusing him of that they were that was a big part of what the police were saying what turned out that none of the girls that work there were sex traffickers there just prostitutes and the woman that did it to him she was like 40 years there was a new store where they used a buzzword yes it's very specific in terms of like the difference in the consequences that you would want someone to face whether they just went there to get your dog or they participate in sex slave so that is part of the issue but I do know that if you take away the stigma and you can normalize things very quickly weed is a great example right you could do that and even we've done this with women and bodies in the way that we look at people who are overweight and we look at people with different things like we are getting to a place where it's less of a thing I think it was prostitution look at it as like this is her choice and if there if there wasn't an exception for it any other way except when money is involved that's where I have a problem with it but it's it's it's not even that it's it's a it's a societal position because they don't want their daughter or sister or mother to be a prostitute that's it that's all or them didn't want to be a prostitute that's why they would vote on it but this the only thing that's completely legal to do like not only that but it's what cells are it is f****** selling cologne he sounded I'm a hot man if you if you get my clothes you might get some p**** and looking right at that mouth as many people as she wants for free charges then also like what the fuc when it comes to the idea of a woman taking control of her own body no taxes being paid and the idea of someone being a w**** because of our puritanical roots in this country all those things combined make it a volatile topic but at the end of the day if she's going to make money that's going to go back into your Society that's going to be put to good use of going to be tax is going to be in your community what do you care what she's doing behind closed doors that is safe and it's regulated just like we'd all of a sudden their standards now it was a way to sanitize this I think so and they didn't Australia they didn't Nevada minutes full on there you could do whatever you want they have they have brothels but I think it's also one of the things that we're conditioned to have a perspective on it's similar to the drug issue like I don't want my friends or my daughters are my mother or anyone I know to be a prostitute so we have this like this position on it I also don't want the do Coke but I don't think Coke should be illegal I don't I don't think anybody should do a lock you in a cage cuz you want to get coked up imagine if it were legal how many less people would be dying just in a drug trade yes and how many more people would be aware of how much you can do because you'd get actual Coke what would they aren't companies right if you're going to buy something from the bisco camp bisco sound Coke real coke disco flavored cocaine in Europe the way that they are with alcohol like Italy for example alcoholic freak out when you are able to do something they got to do whatever they want they can watch TV they could drink and smoke pot and f*** and they go crazy crazy for sure. Time and then at the end of that time they can either leave the church forever or come back and most of them come back right because it's all you know also you're probably so hungover will work out


    Liberals Who Refuse to Talk to Trump Supporters w/Iliza Shlesinger | Joe Rogan
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    I haven't done it I haven't done it I haven't traveled to England since the whole brexit things been going on I went through touring and it should have just been like just hop on a plane to go to other countries and Customs hoping someone comes for you I don't know enough about the arguments pro and con to comment on it honestly doesn't matter cuz we don't have a boat I don't want to hear if it's possible Potter little bit cold world look at that guy come on like Harry from Dumb and Dumber when Trump was younger vote for Donald Trump and they wrote someone's like someone in your family voted for Donald Trump do you still speak to them and I would like to be with me this idea that you can't understand he represents all these horrible things but we have to be able to have conversations in this country and on both sides and other liberals at times and I say this as a person's fairly liberal it's terrifying just attacking your own allies and creating no space for a conversation when I was a kid and my parents are hippies and we live in San Francisco and also look at it and so I always thought of liberals as being the people that were like open-minded you know not wanting to silence people letting people speak their all about people just being whoever who they are and not not trying to enforce like rigid patterns of behavior and thought on people but that's not the case now because they think they're doing the right thing, I think they're combating something is awful in Agra 7 regressive you know the something that is that did feel like the country that they know and love is slipping away so they're not the right way to go about a response to this issue a great example of what your your ideology represents by being a good person but being open-minded by being kind instead people are being super super shity there's so many strange super shity people that think they're doing the right thing because aggressive in all do they want good thing they want gay rides and they want Racial equality and they want people to be able to make more money and then she wants to be happy and healthy attacking anyone who from the get-go doesn't agree with you because by the way if you if you and I disagree and you calmly want to have a conversation with me I am very open to having my mind change of course I want to be on the right side and I want to do the best thing if you yell at me and you call me stupid, and you're attacking me and you're on the defense from the gecko from the get-go as a person with pride you're going to want to be like you know what I don't want to hear and f*** you because you represent now all the good intentions like you're the representative of all that and I don't like you you are you're an ambassador for your cause when you speak I'm really into the environment and plastic and stuff like that and I am very specific about how and when I post about things because you don't want people to get activism fatigue and you don't want to be the person who post about every because if no one will listen to anything and you don't want to call people out specifically because just cuz somebody carried a plastic bottle that day doesn't mean they don't drive a hybrid you don't know what people are doing literally what I'm thinking of the pious good life that person is leading and you're judging them on a snapshot on which you don't want to be judged on well they want to judge people the thing is about it's a lot of what this is about people that are on the fringes it's the ideas are great right but the people that want attention for espousing these great ideas often times are The Fringe so the far-left and far-right a lot of it what it is it's just people that are ultra-aggressive about enforcing their ideology and then the Kitty and I want other people to comply until you get these people that represent the right in the disputed represent the left but they did a lot of the ideas of the right and left when something wrong being fiscally conservative there's nothing wrong with being socially liberal government in your money there's room in there for conversation but when you go far right and then you go far left then there's no room and when you start Owen Benjamin who is just basically like in a tinfoil hat somewhere and like living off the grid he offended a lot of people write you staring at me and I remember there was this girl that I was friends with on social media didn't know her but just followed her cuz I liked her writing that's it and she danced me one day and she's like maybe I don't know interact with him on Twitter I'm never on Twitter cuz I think it's a toxic black hole she's getting mad at me and I agree with what he said what he said was there was someone that he knew someone Works in Hollywood that had a three-year-old that they were turning trans right and he said is child abuse that was what led I don't disagree with that crazy situation spiral side which I didn't even participate in whatever Legos are your choice that's what you're saying I had known to none of this agency left him and then comedy clubs band him for that that was the beginning of it steered into that skid that's what that's what started the skid right would start the skin about like he called someone who and this person starts attacking me offline how can you be friends with him and I go all what are you talkin about she's like he's saying all these horrible things and I I said I've known most of my career let me go read what you're talkin about and she was angry at me for wanting to gather information this person is a trans writer who I literally until that moment didn't know was trans cuz I was just a fan based on Merit just like the writing and I said how dare you shame on you as a journalist you should applaud that I go and collect my fax they want compliance like immediate instantaneous complain I said I'm an ally and I am Pro trans and I'm pro-gay-rights but you do not get to bark at me on a Sunday morning when I've no idea what we're talking about and get mad at me I vote and I miss Doubtfire come over now, she is allies grossed when other people use it like he's an owl that's a good way to use it but when you say I'm an ally am I okay Subway bathroom wall like people just right up by the way anybody's ever said anything awful to me on Twitter who I've seen in person they say nothing and I'm talk the way anybody's ever said anything awful me on Twitter who I've seen in person they say nothing and I'm working with people should talk


    Iliza Shlesinger on Touring in Malaysia | Joe Rogan
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    when you get to tour I got to go on tour I got to go to Malaysia to do comedy and Malaysia is of all the countries I did cuz I did Hong Kong and I did Japan and there was one more time blinking on it Singapore and of all of them I had not been to Malaysia I've been to the others I had left contacts for Malaysia I knew some of my clothing was made there and I knew that we ship a lot of our recycling I tried to but I had no contacts and it's interesting cuz you're there and everyone is in hijab and their Asian so that's like you don't see that I'm on fire a lot of them were just full-on Malaysian and it's all because of Netflix and I was like that's it's so special to have your comment going to go torn rush out like places that you have no real contact for are feeling your heart and their understanding what you're saying and it's resonating with people that are nothing like you is that where you and I are members of and people don't want to be part of it because people want to feel seen and heard and that's comedy validates that weird voice in your head and it let you know that you're not alone and for someone people that feel alone it's so powerful to feel like you're being seen in that somebody understand you and that's why I don't have so many different kinds of Comedy different shapes and colors just so people can choose who they resonate with I'm never going to be able to reach everyone not okay course training in Russia is going to be a trip imprisonment will be issued there will be no jokes about do not mention Vietnam War I like all these things and I legit was like I do mention the Vietnam War so just please remind me day before not to have that one joke is not a joke about the Vietnam War I just it's in there as part of the setup but some countries like you do military shows they have like a no-burn was like you can't there certain things you can't say Joe in some countries are like no f****** joke do not say it like they wouldn't let you joke about Vietnam sorry sorry about all that I feel like I could but then like try explaining contacts to someone that just wants you in jail I did Hong Kong and I had Beijing and they canceled it to honor So Random the Tiananmen Square massacre which of course should have been on our prior but it wasn't and they cancel all comedy. There was a ton of the land and so but they canceled it and it's that it's just a thing we're very lucky in this country you can and they cancel all comedy. There was a ton across the land and so but they canceled it and it's that it's just a thing we're very lucky in this country you can say whatever you want your right side of your neighbors knows but we that freedom is totally not to be taken for granted


    Joe Rogan on Jeremy Corbyn Declaring HIs Pronouns
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    other countries are aware of our freedom to and a wonder how long they're going to keep the b******* up in places like China I wonder how long you going to be able to do that cuz like you see what's happening in Hong Kong or Hong Kong is rebelling against it's ongoing those people I got a message and they're not backing down they're not backing down what's Incredibles it's been going on for months and months and months it's like a new activity people just in the streets but a lot of people have been shot on video You Know by cops and we just watch it I mean it and it's like it just happens and it's not a big deal it's insane but we definitely have these social Liberties and I don't take it for granted and some of these a joke that you don't like baby run up the flagpole I don't want to take the chance it's so interesting we're a touch of strange tipping-point culturally in this country and end worldwide you know you know England just had the big elections Jeremy corbyn lost but he did a video where he was saying how he's running for president or whatever it is prime minister what is it over there okay can I just put this out there I'm super programs I'm Pro fluid sexuality if you are a straight male we know you're f****** pronouns are him he mail or what it looks like you are I don't think you needed that to me f*** this guy with this he ham Chef your pronoun they see whatever great he him when you are on your he him everybody know it's just such a thing of Ploy you know my pronouns are he him yeah which fully supportive of yeah if you want to be called she or her fine with the made up words like don't get mad at me for not knowing that I should have said you should have I'll abort I'll go f*** himself and also you wouldn't know unless someone told you like don't get mad at me for not innately knowing that I should have said you should have


    No, It's Not "All Men"
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    is it women when they go on a man's podcast lifetimes to get women or men rather hate on them women have like today women your body shaming or you're showing an unrealistic body type in your feeding into unrealistic body expectations I've seen that a lot saying that to another woman that was pulled in England in the UK because it was like a gym add this girls in a bikini shot hot body Jim something like that maybe sunscreen or some s*** but I was drawing a hot body and they made them pull the ad because it was promoting unrealistic body expectations but isn't do you think we have a problem in our society like my boobs are real and because they're big my whole life I mean my adult life people are like order to through and they can't believe that unlike someone's got to have real tits for you to ask if they're real and it's almost like was so fed all of this fake stuff that when someone actually hasn't been my eyelashes are real and they're long and people was like there's going to be fake other eyelashes against so when someone's big are strong we always assume that they're faking it cuz sometimes our noses are fake but some girls go crazy with your eyelashes over to get spiders out on their heads so I can judge that girl silently I don't have to say it to her face but you don't have to be a piece of s*** about it you might be again paranoid I think as a woman any time you open your mouth or leave the house is going to be like if people don't see just don't focus on the ones that don't because I have found when someone doesn't like me it typically has nothing to do with actually me well this is a thing that people do when someone's very opinionated where you wanted for some reason like combat their opinions I seen people do it even the things that they don't necessarily disagree with and being autodidactic and I'm being self-reflective when I don't like someone I really try to examine what it is and sometimes it comes out of my jealous I'm just jealous use autodidactic got it instead of getting like he's not being shity to me to you that upset people because deep down you're reminded that you're not that and those are all the things you want to be sure he's confident he's always good looking better now you know but it's not real when you s*** on someone wants to bring funny you're being funny I'm all for you but if when you're when you're just being mean about someone like some football player for the bowl one criticism of someone you're so rarely I talked about as my special but like you're so rarely allowed to voice because it's like well you're just jealous I'm like or I am in fact doing the correct feminist thing and judging her on Merritt of what she has done and I dislike it and it has nothing to do with her being beautiful obviously issues that women need more quality in this country I think the issue with the concept of being a masculinist or even the concept of being a feminist is that everyone automatically thinks you care about that more than you care about genuine General Humanity right because you're isolating gender you're saying I'm a feminist I'm a woman I support women I would support women's rights and women's values and exports feminism empowering women when people hear that they go okay you like women more than that Dell Comics I married a dude I have some hot dudes congratulations I am actually a gigantic frat boy trapped in a feminist body but that over vying for is just to be treated equally and not be made to feel horrific that's it I'm not asking for special treatment Wright's but I think that like when people hear it like they kind of have that feeling like she's one of those She's a Maneater it's almost like the word is so heavy now that it doesn't necessarily accurately portray the intent sort of applied I don't read feminist writing I don't the idea that other woman you're constantly being preached to by other women like freaking require what it is is I think on a granular level I enjoy having conversations and most men I know or like they're not these oppressive horrible people and we always look to the extreme left or right to prove our point when an extra wide is a whole population of people who think and feel just like you and that's the key is finding those people and communing with them will you you never a problem with man but you know you're also you're confident and ambitious and when you're both of those things and see if she'll hear the word feminist she's one of those but she's going to be annoying you're not but there's that thing and it goes back to what we were talking about earlier it's the fringes all men because they can't straight Pride Parade guys like the worst people that say all men like the kind of feminist that say all men I'm like you're part of the problem cuz that's just as bad as some guy saying all women are s**** you are just as bad for marginalizing anyone I was here in this woman talk about sex like women want this and women want Susana podcast women want this women want you to slow down women want you to be Jen Wagner no no women somewhere why do some women want to get rabbits look who talking to a girl who speaks in generalizations for a living like women do this but you proved it over years and years but I also like sex podcasts are like so not my thing was just so crazy to speak for all women try trying to speak for all minutes if I said men like to be ball-gag men like to be kicked in the balls smell like to be tied up and pissed on that line is JoJo their s*** shouldn't Tupperware and send it to them well that's true some men like that that's real question and you have to start saying some not all speaking for me if you personally I know for me while we have this thing where we are we don't look at things grangerland we like will they said also they must mean all and f*** them before me it's been do for me what we have this thing where we are we don't look at things grangerland we're like will they said also they must meet all and f*** them will for me it's been a little bit


    An Alex and Joe Moment - JRE Toons
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    just tell you this is a fun f****** podcast it was fun what I wanted people see is why I like Howard Jones like why I enjoy hanging out with you cuz I have had to defend that because of this narrative that you're just totally evil. the doctors not met his body yet right he looks like that is like that fire I've seen exactly that so you want to talk about what's that real controllers of the Grays are it looks or have you ever had a significant head injury you have just got better after that vinyl Ghostbusters


    Best of the Week - December 8, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    start a tech company and like we are lot of Chinese people at work it was a computation of biochemistry research lab so of course we had a lot of Chinese people that works there cuz they were very smart well there's a lot of Chinese people when you say not all Chinese people are doing well this f****** a billion yeah I mean there's plenty that aren't doing well but the ones that are doing well or doing really well computer I had one guy who were working on a recruiting new people to work for me I don't understand what we're doing here but the one guy who work there he came over didn't know any English and he learned English by watching Seinfeld so I could you not hear those Seinfeld Cadence little bit like Kramer no not the full thing but every time you coming to the office TV like love no really weird what's your racial and racist I enjoy Chopsticks so great way to eat salad by the way I think people are often used to the Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Narrative of Native Americans which is his victims and there's no question that they were victims of a Westward rolling Empire and 378 broken treaties and we can just go on we know what that narrative is like but the narrative that I told scenario of power dominance of Power with which came with brutality too and I think it's surprising it was a fact it was a fact that that if you go back in time these ended these Native American tribes that eventually got crushed as the Comanches did and put on a reservation somewhere and had their livelihood taken away from them but you know I really anyway it's a huge deal and and a narrative that I think to me that doesn't take into account the enormous power and dominance in Behavior of Comanches is just missing you know half of half an hour well it's so fascinating because it's essentially they were living like Stone Age people and they were doing it very recently there were there were doing it like in terms of the way Europe is you could go and see buildings and Italy that were built long before any of this stuff happened long before the settlers started encountering them and they were living like this and this sort of what makes very romantic play they live just chasing the Buffalo well in anyway and killing them in and eating only Buffalo meeting and doing very little farming picking some berries and nuts nuts about it maybe was just eating beet and raiding and killing It lyric they were hunter-gatherers nomadic hunter-gatherers which is what they work and and what the horse allowed them to do was to which is what they had been before divorce allowed them to do that only just really really really well otherwise they wouldn't they weren't in the position of becoming agricultural Indians The Horse Cave in this ability to and as you said that they got everything from the Buffalo clothing and and lodging and and tools and Saddles and bridles and food and everything came from the Buffalo so the horse just enabled them to do this an incredibly sophisticated level so don't eat McDonald's man like I don't trust me a matter fact DNR Andrew one time we went to we did the hip not the hip-hopper would s*** the MTV Awards over in Europe and while we was over there the crew and everything I travel the line I'm like there's like no we're going to go get something to eat and I'm like I ain't even that s*** up everybody the whole crew had to go to the hospital I don't know nothing for y'all got food poisoned trying to eat I'm not sure he said he didn't but I swear I told him to he said he didn't get it but he might have listened to me that time but but for the most part I just don't eat when I go out the country I eat s*** that I'm used to a fruit rice chicken and McDonald's McDonald's cheeseburger baby at my Facebook like that nobody really died on on paper I don't like diamonds birthday Jack in the Box all right they having e-coli outbreak any restaurant any place that that s*** that you would show it on there I'm pretty sure is ecoline that s*** they just by the immune to it if you look at it during such well I guess I'm a very short term faster 400 meter is 6 weeks yes you can do that but these are patients are transient so it takes time for things to really get get solidified and also if you're more patient with your progression as while you're going to find that your gains are much more stable if you take some time off which is important for anybody you travel you get sick some other thing happens so if you've been training in a matter where you're not forcing yourself in fact this is one of the very important points in that voice coaches would make that do not forced adaptation David rigert is probably the greatest weightlifter of all times so he is over 60 world records and several weight classes and just unbelievable athlete so he just made a point that do not force and strength development do not force massdevelopment that's another problem you start it's possible to build muscle fast but it's not given us earlier equality muscle so yes take your time and in this is interesting up Joe this is what Old-Timers understood I'm a fan of books by old-time strongman not all of them of course but some of them are just remarkable early Derman 1825 coldest Seekers of strength and it's an awesome book she read this book and if you follow the directions in this book from 1925 you will get parts of your results and foremost pop Fitness and strength programs because people who had some sense some common sense or able to observe what's going on they're not driven by some slogan until Alex Jones and John Watson was with him right yes I'm pretty sure about you know what that they couldn't believe what they found so this is Place Bohemian Grove and the idea was that they're all the elites would go and it would engage in these occult rituals is in America until you hear about this and you like what you heard about that I hate there's a place former presidents go top top ranking generals and heads of state and bankers famous artists that go to this place and they do a cult rituals they perform occult rituals episode 4 part 4 of The Secret rulers of the world directed by Jon renau send he travels with Alex Jones to go Netflix worshipping moloch the owl God and doing this calming them they have an effigy like a bunch of straw into the supposed to represent a person that you're sacrificing tumulak they all got their dressings crazy hoods they put the Effigy down they say they have the loudspeakers they have his crazy speech they give it's so weird but these are like legitimate wealthy famous people politicians these people are like heads of Banks and s*** and there's that's right that's nonsense that doesn't really happened is not a real-life Bilderberg meeting they don't really get together and f****** Pretender burning hookers they really like that and he's not always right and that's part of the problem when you're being lied to left and right by so many different things you can real off on stun things in and he did he's gotten you know it's been beaten into the ground but the the fact is that there are a certain amount of these things out there like that and if it wasn't for Alex releasing that video I think most people would think that's nonsense but then you see that video you have to go okay what is this what is going on and if it wasn't for Alex releasing that video I think most people would think that's nonsense but then you see that video you have to go okay what is this what is going on with the really dressing up as this really in a cult ritual what is this


    Joe Rogan | JFK Warned Us About Secret Societies
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    is the place like I think if I had the choice if there was one place where I could go on a time machine just peek so I can hours look around then come back to present day. I think that would be the spot I'd want to see what Egypt was like when they were building the pyramids like in the middle of construction when they're at their Peak when they're building the Great Pyramid of Giza like what was Society like people like you just be a fly on the wall and no one knew you were there if they saw you who are you why your teeth look so good how come you don't look deformed I go back to the J I love you I'd be on the grassy knoll. Dave JFK I think he may have even been there I think he may have even been firing but I don't I don't believe that he was the only one I'm with you I think you could have been in on it and maybe he didn't even fire it right but when they said when he said that he was a patsy you know the way he said it when he got arrested he said I'm just a patsy that is that's like a guy who knew he was going to get in trouble for something that's not like a regular guy he was not a regular guy they easily could have talked him into doing something f***** up and then they did something as well and blames it on him and they had him set up for it yeah he seems like a wacky dude and it did that and made that shot and really wanted him dead with own it quite the opposite. Point you're not trying to not go to prison well maybe he is but it didn't seem like it he didn't seem like a guy who just shot someone he also didn't seem like a guy who was shocked that he was getting arrested for something but you can make someone a patsy back then that was real you can set someone up and then you hired Jack Ruby just run them dad Jack Ruby jobs a gun they put him in a nice jail cell like if is many people hate Trump right now if that's only like me I don't know how many people hated candidate but I know that the Bay of Pigs was a huge disaster lot of military people hated him for that the supposedly he wanted to get rid of the NSA supposedly he wanted to get rid of wanted to do something about the Federal Reserve there was a lot of things that he wanted to do apparently maybe as a CIA daddy was a CIA who's trying to disband one of those but he just he didn't had a disdain for secrecy and secret societies you know like that there was a lot of these like Skull and Bones type things that like George W Bush was in Terraria Herbert Walker Bush rather his dad was Georgie W and skull and bones 2 Alex Jones and Jon Ronson was with him right yes yes I'm pretty sure I'm right about that they couldn't believe what they found so this is Place Bohemian Grove and the idea was that they're all the elites would go there and it would engage music zoos in America California Northern California and so you hear about this and you like what I give you heard about that I hate there's a place former presidents go top top ranking generals and heads of state and bankers famous artists that go to this place and they they do a cult rituals they perform rituals episode 4 part 4 of The Secret rulers of the world directed by Jon Ronson he travels with Alex Jago Netflix on YouTube these people worshipping moloch the owl God and doing these things completely navigate like a bunch of straw into the supposed to represent a person that you're sacrificing tumulak they all got their dressing crazy hoods they put the Effigy down they say they have the loudspeakers they have his crazy speech they give it's so weird but these are like legitimate wealthy famous people politicians these people like has a bank some s*** and there's there's not a real-life Bilderberg meeting they don't really get together and f****** pretend they're burning hookers they really liked that they really do and he's not always right you know and that's part of the problem when you're being lied to left and right by so many different things you can get real off on and he did he's gotten you know it's been beaten into the ground but the the fact is that there are a certain amount of these things out there like that and if it wasn't for Alex releasing that video I think most people would think that's nonsense but then you see that video you have to go okay what is this what is going on with a really dressing up as a ritual this you're seeing it now show video Bohemian Grove just so we can watch the video and stuff porches dress up like Druids going over and they're tearing the Effigy and then they going to sacrifice it lied on fire do this is like really rich famous powerful people are all here watching this but you that the back that up so we can hear what it's we can read what it says back it up a little bit yeah but can't you know what I'm saying is make it so I can hear it and mass Ren's the stones of Babylon or so they why do they even say play it a little bit like look at this for beauty is eternal so they haven't sinned and we bow to Beauty Everlasting it's a very strong chat so they're yelling us out this guy's got this on the loudspeaker and they're they're engaging in this ritual and then they bring over this aphogee they Light It On Fire have a boat in the water like it's weird dude just imagine being a guy who's worth a billion dollars and this is what you do for fun you going to get together with Mike and Harry who runs Microsoft and you're all going to go and pretend you're burning something or who this what did they become billionaires and then do this or is it at chicken in the egg that's a question that's what people think about the elites it is true that these people are on meeting up once a year to burn a stack of hay shaped like a lady why wouldn't they invest in each other and you know of course that all bankers and successful will that was the thing about skull and bones is that they all had something on you everyone knew something cuz you all sucked everybody dick is right dress up like a munchkin that's what they all did I did some wacky s*** like like what you could have had on somebody before p*** search history probably all f***** each other there probably was one guy was like the tops dudes and you just convinced there but I will have a group and you can't tell anybody I really busy trying to f*** these guys in the ass that's his goal is just to f*** guys in the ass he's like man is getting harder and harder to Trixie's do I don't believe you I think you would tell tell me what do you mean I'm going to have to have you do something that you don't want to do that way we'll if you ever say anything about us to everybody about you mean I really do want to be in the club guarantee that's that's crazy dude just tripped a bunch of guys isn't that it was not so maybe they don't do that just run by dude you're Duncan dudes still in college and the bone house that our efforts are true I'm here to uphold the strictest interpretation of the Boneyard don't trust you and show your commitment yeah everybody bazan oil first like why we in oil what it's going on just weird fukin secret societies told me that they hated it that I was shocked when I watched it and it was good pull-up Kennedy speech about secret societies is Kennedy had this speech about secret societies that many people speculated had to do with the CIA or had to do with the movie brings up an angle I didn't know that he hired his brother to become the attorney general and he started going after yes open get into office about the Kennedys they were drug dealers hundred percent or tell us kids crack the whip but they couldn't get it to him cuz he was just staring out window alcohol salesman they made a bunch of money selling alcohol illegally just like a drug dealer does same thing the fact that those folks went on to become the incredibly powerful family and then two brothers get publicly assassinated f****** a man two of them the fact that you can keep guys around that you know will whack somebody for you like that though be a jack peora Sirhan Sirhan just trick a guy figure out what you going to say that I got to get that guy to run up on that dude and shoot him in the stomach and I mean if you put a gun to somebody's head and you tell them that if they don't do this we're going to kill you and your family that's it pretty much you got them especially sometimes you know like in the movies and they show someone a picture of their family and they showed my picture their house or whatever you know what I mean like I know where you live I know I think it's more than that I think it's guys that you can tell that they're going to do a good thing to go down in history and they going to live in infamy or for their own personal gain like you talking about people that you that are so dumb you're willing to lose the rest of your life cuz someone's telling you to go shoot Bobby Kennedy and going to do it in a restaurant from everybody was a hotel where he was shot because the hotel eventually shut down I don't know how long after the assassination but when we were there they would rent it out for television shows just like weird place man walk to the kitchen where where he got shot like yet. He's got shot in the kitchen and they bring them into the kitchen I brought him and I think it was an invention part of speech I think this is the main highlight or okay hopefully looking for very word secrecy society and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret society to secretos and a secret proceeding we decided long ago that the dangers of excessive and unwarranted concealment and facts try to justify it even today there is little value in opposing the spread of a closed Society by imitating its arbitrary restrictions even today there is little value in ensuring the survival of our nation if our Traditions do not survive with it and there is very grave danger that an announcement need for increased Security will be seized upon by those anxious to expand meaning to the very limits of official censorship and concealment that I do not intend to permit to the extent that it's in my control and no official of my Administration where there is rank is high or low civilian or military should interpret my words here tonight as an excuse to censor the news to stifle dissent to cover up our mistakes or withhold from the press and the public the facts they deserved for we are opposed around the world by a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies primarily on covet means for expanding its sphere of influence on infiltration instead of invasion on subversion instead of Elections on intimidation instead of free choice on gorillas by night instead of armies by day it is a system which has scripted human and material resources into the building of a tightly-knit highly efficient machine that combines military diplomatic intelligence economic scientific and political operations it's preparations are concealed not published its mistakes are buried not headlined its descent is a silenced not praised no expenditure is question no room fretted no secret is revealed no President should Fear public scrutiny of his program for from that scrutiny comes understanding and from that understanding come support or opposition and both are necessary if someone else is saying those very things in front of you how they have an open budget there their findings are all concealed there a tightly Wood Group group that combines the military and Science and all you do like went about all the gears that are in play all the pieces that are implied that are making money and causing war and deciding what information people shouldn't shouldn't have and what overeats you know they're going to put into action before shadowing everything


    Macaulay Culkin Has Handled Fame Well w/Tony Hinchcliffe | Joe Rogan
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    we were watching a weird course we are watching Home Alone 2 the other day the one where he's lost in New York and the scene where have you see that's where he's walking to the hotel he's you know he gets this fancy hotel he has his dad's credit card and he's like lost in the hotel for a second and it says Trump trump turns around really funny movie Home Alone 2 is like really well-written I was my mind is blown watching the whole thing such a great Christmas movie in there so many great actors it's an insane lineup Rob Schneider's actually hilarious in this one's are classic like I'm looking at it now a writer in me or the LA guy like I'm looking at Movies differently now and like this is so beautiful how they made this happens you do anything else they look like horrible parent right so they really had to make this one work out and they do such a great job with that he's a replacing batteries a guy there they're running of course still this late family that can never have their s*** together and he's chasing the guy and it makes sense cuz he runs into the lady taking tickets that's back when they took physical tickets and he runs into the ladies chasing the guy that looks like his dad in the tickets go everywhere so it makes sense that he does Casino makes sense it and they went he went to the wrong gate following the wrong guy like everything makes sense it's beautiful that they can make comedies but way back then like could rationalize a family being in a different place than their little choc story on new character should be its Macaulay Culkin as a 40 year old man trying to figure out what the f*** happened to him they put him on these movies when he was a little baby he's a cool guy. Very nice guy I had him in here in the podcast I really enjoyed talking very smart just a very interesting little fella but you know any good for anybody do that to the kids make your kid's dad f****** famous and when you're a little boy and you're growing up so I can't I like that and then I'll send your this forty-year-old man where he is now really nice guy really cool really fun to talk to recommended by Kevin Smith Kevin Smith told me I have to have modestly to got to talk to the guy he's great they really has is nothing like his character in the mail Malone. He's a grown-up he's a grown up man of leisure but I think at all the people that have ever met that are famous at a you know child age he might be the best at it cuz I think it's an impossible task I really do and I think it's the only way really works if you can handle Fame is if you have you you've developed character over your life I'm becoming adults and and we're nothing and understand hard work and understand the fortune that you have to do to be famous or to be successful in show business but if you grow up like that man all your signals are all crossed wrong all your wires are all f***** up you grow up thinking that you're super duper important for no reason with no work at all and that you can literally get whatever you want to have people get it for you all the time Justin Bieber how how how is he not going to be crazy house you're not going to be crazy tell me he I think he's handling it incredibly the ideal you going to hold him the same standards as this other kid who's also 24 whose dad is the football coach at the high school and his mom is a math teacher and they're really in tight with their community and he grew up going as the Scout camps in you know he plays football and he plays baseball he's got a bunch of friends he grew up and they're all normal is had a girlfriend for the past 2 years but just know if you should make it serious when you go to college and come on come on then yeah he's a whole different different kind of person then went to a normal high school and went to a normal college and then became 22 versus poor f****** him right pulled out of school so you don't have real like knowledge of History can probably barely read Justin Bieber's 123 hundreds of millions of dollars and probably had girls just launched themselves at him from the time he was a little boy in a way that no one who's not Justin Bieber's ever going to understand such a loser bro cuz I don't know if a therapist would work the thing about something like that is that's the kind of Developmental psychologists barely went to school but the kind of Dometic developmental damage that happens when you don't have to go through all the normal stuff that everyone else did like here's the thing about like one thing that UFC fighters and Comics a lot of us have in common is that we had s*** lives growing you were probably bully you fell into I got into martial arts 100% so scare people can beat me up. Wasn't a big kid and I didn't know a lot of people in the high school and went to adjust move their nose are f*** I'm so scared all the time I got to do something and I went to an easy High School Newton South is an easy High School don't they but these inner-city kids though that would f*** you up the point is that like if you don't have a motivation to work hard whether it's to become a stand-up with her is to become a martial artist or what anything that you like you like I got to get out of here I got to do something different I got to make something happen you got to go through s*** for that feeling to sort of emerge with enough horsepower to get you some momentum I can't imagine who I would be if I was famous 106 I'd be such a mess that same in the drug of the state of this day they just can't get they can't pump the serotonin out of their brain fast enough so they so many of these people chase these dragons will it also get really depressed when they don't have continual constant success like a lot of kids that experience Like An Early Peek and you know everybody loves them they're super used to it and everybody's kiss their ass and then it drops off and then like what what do you mean Trump's office like a lot of kids that experience Like An Early Peek and everybody loves them they're super used to it and everybody's kiss their ass and then it drops off and then like what what do you mean drops off and they get crazy cuz they want to get it back


    The Bloody Origins of the Texas Rangers
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    I thought it was hilarious to that they wanted him not have so many wives they didn't wanted to have the wise and they didn't want to have hit the end of the braids the long long braids and I didn't like that didn't like the wise wanted two things his own way he also played politics brilliantly he understood it from the early going that that quote the chief of the Comanches was going to be appointed by the commander at Fort Sill you know it wasn't just going to happen and there were all sorts of candidates jostling for this and he made that it was him that didn't make him any less the leader of his tribe it didn't make him any less of an independent person who the white men had to deal with but he made sure he had that one buttoned-up and it was challenged continuously I mean there wasn't there were continuous challenge to him it's interesting historical that you don't hear about him and the Comanches played such a significant part in taking over the west and settling the web you hear about Crazy Horse you hear about Sitting Bull you hear about the the Sioux and the Apaches you don't hear that much about the Comanches and you don't hear much about Quanah Parker know it was one of the great pleasures of writing this book is it through these were largely unknown things I mean if you corner with one of them there another another Discovery was you know every we all know about certain people running around San Antonio in the 1830s jave Davy Crockett we come to mind we don't know about Jack Hayes the world's greatest of the Ranger though the guy vented is anti Comanche Warfare invented the repeating you know he first he didn't invent but he first use the repeating 5 shot pistol in the course had a hand in the adventure of the six shooter but everybody should know who Jack cases everybody should know I mean Quanah was I mean Geronimo is Geronimo and he's famous largely for one particular particular break out in the late 19th century buddy nkwonta was arguably the greater man in in the reservation. And yeah I'm in Geronimo some ways was kind of a was kind of a curmudgeon to was Jack Hayes and the creation of the Texas Rangers who we think of the Texas Rangers today we think alike Chuck Norris do you really don't realize that they were essentially a group that was created to effectively combat the Comanche exactly that's where they took like some sort of several iterations of these guys with before they figured out how to do it right and then the guy that came out there this essentially a lot like like a lot of depictions of Navy SEALs like Renegade like wild rugged Rebels and they are those the original Texas Rangers is that Jack Hayes in there I don't know so hey so so the thing was a okay San Antonio in the 1830s late 1830s you have you have about two thousand residents it's a kind of the out the final outpost on the frontier and what was happening is Texas which now owns the Texas which now owns Texas having won its independence is giving out what they call headrights so if you want to get ahead right many free land to all you had to do to get your free land outside of San Antonio was go a survey the land so I had to do and so the surveyors would go out and Survey it and the Comanches would kill them and ever more imaginative ways because the Comanches understood exactly that the instruments did steal the win the instruments were the mechanism of the theft of the land from them and so part of the deal was to keep how can you keep your the surveyors alive and Hayes was originally a surveyor but he eventually just got good at keeping other surveyors alive and these guys who could do that eventually became known as Rangers and they involved as Comanche Fighters female fighting like Comanches did I mean they learned bird signs to track people they wouldn't make cold camps in the you never made a warm you never made a campfire if you were around Comanches I mean they would they would they learned these these techniques and techniques of warfare and they got really good at it they just had this one problem in the Robin was it they had three shots at Kentucky long rifle Bang into single-shot pistols and that's all they had against Comanches who I would encourage all of your listeners to go on and and look up this guy Lars Anderson on the internet I do believe about Comanches once I saw the Anderson videos you believe them yes Anderson can I think it's 10 hours and 5 Seconds there's no such thing as a quiver you're holding it as a bunch in your harm you want me to put all these things that we heard that the Comanches could do underneath the horse's neck and rapidity of fire and no one's ever Comanches never stood in one place and close when I shot the never once did that they were moving both eyes open anyway look at the Anderson video it's really cool but what that meant was that Jack Hazen the Rangers word an enormous disadvantage you know and then lo and behold he cut to the east coast this inventor named Samuel Cole to come up in the in the early 1830s with a prototype of a it was a it was a really ingenious little pistol it was a 5 shot pistol made in eventually made in Paterson New Jersey the Patterson called up with the same guy so and as great idea right absolutely nobody wanted it mean it was it was like a sidearm for Cavalry but the US didn't have a Cavalry so it didn't really work out for some reason Mirabeau Lamar the president of Texas ordered 180 of these things and they can they way to Texas the five shot Patterson Colts and somehow Jack Hayes in his guys found out about them and they got a hold of them they trained them in and they immediately understood what it meant to admit equalizing the Warfare against the Comanches it meant because now they've they had they had a five-shot 1 interchangeable cylinders now 10:10 shots and each pistol now so and close hand combat the world changed and and not only did that will change but eventually everybody was so stunned by what by this development that the u.s. government ordered a lot of what what ended up being Walker Colt six-shooters for the Mexican war cold becomes one of the richest men in America and basically Jack Hazen Rangers redefined Warfare witches witches and people said this about Jack Hayes and it is broadly speaking true before Jack Hayes you know people came into the West on foot carrying the Kentucky long rifle in after Jack case they came mounted in carrying a six-shooter was that the u.s. soldiers would try to get off their horse to to engage right right because they didn't think you found out that the only people who flat mounted where the Plains Indians I mean you don't nobody thought you if you if you use the horse you would ride to where where can I fight get off the horse and then fight the bite Comanches were fully magic and Rangers were fully mounted and what they what they use the Texas Rangers for in the Mexican War which is they were there was a terrible gorilla problems in these Rangers just went and cleared out these hilarious and nobody had seen this type of warfare before nobody seems kind of ability to fight and move and move mounted and move with these why nobody ever seen these Walker Kelsey's 5 lb hand Cannon six shooter Walker cozy 5 lb hand Cannon six shooters that they had nobody has seen those either and said he's crazy these these Rangers addressed anyway they wanted to you know sometimes with no shirts on Sarah pays and crazy hats and they were just the Rangers through everybody was scared to death in it


    Joe Rogan on Paulie Malignaggi vs. Artem Lobov, Bareknuckle Boxing
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    did you think when they had that bare-knuckle boxing event Paulie malignaggi but artem Levin decision which nobody f****** soccer as well but you would have still thought no idea I mean did he box with bare-knuckle second-round is a few weeks ago sacrifices as well like this to be a big show of filling out big Karina's if I can look at me now when my friend is following a reason why he's like a really big name for yourself and people like the least rules violence gloves with MMA gloves I feel like I should have been back problems this one I got mail play with this phone the day after I flew back to England with the gym and put the wheels on the train hit the part and I can even make a fist probably for about a week and a half two weeks to swelling on the game I want to kill myself properly I'll just swim around in top of his I've been trying to call him and


    Joe Rogan on Greta Thunberg Being Named Time's Person of the Year
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    Greta Greta Thornburg girl the climate girl who yelled at everybody she's person of the year in Time Magazine most important person of the year or the most impactful person here you just got lucky that right around the time when they were making this list you did that thing like this pic Greta holds big grown-up wheel trick or trunk apparently Donald Trump see she caught this wave me and did she have a good little speech there yes it was made an impact you know how many trees had to get cut down to make all those Time magazine's that there are a lot a lot of far superior paper way easier and that's what got the whole marijuana legalization process started in the first place was William Randolph Hearst and his f****** newspaper company didn't want to convert over to hemp paper it's literally what started please Fox grata grata with a horrible tree paper she should be ashamed of herself that she let Time Magazine chop down all those trees just to give her something to frame on a wall right around asking to be f****** polluting the air going to drive around fly around how much extra carbon will be emitted into our atmosphere because she familiar are personally are kid of the year the human of the year was it person of the year it's so non-gender-specific how many women have won it let's guess how many women have won Time Magazine person of the year as a fake person of the year framed in his in his house I think I think I've seen that it's so non-gender-specific let's guess how many women have won Time Magazine person of the year as a fake person of the year framed in his in his house I think I think I've seen that


    Joe Rogan on Butt Implants "Just Go to the Gym and Do Squats!"
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    and the fake butts at although the more obnoxious I'm one of those guy I don't know what it is you like it I love it I mean I just wouldn't touch it that much I would just stare at it a lot but you would know that if you touched me feel that frisbee in there that half a frisbee to give it some bulk is that what it feels like but more like pudding or something like that like squishy sign that you're too lazy to go to the gym go to the gym this will not hard go do squats it's not hard the problem is the girls like Kim Kardashian of set the bar so high what's that girl's name is he as legs via what's her name Iggy Azalea at 1 and it was like watching someone in a wave pool was all just we're going back and forth Jamie what do you think of me see some of that I've been through this before I get you some wiggle set the bar so high with big but you know that you like you have a regular nice ass or it's not good enough anymore for a lot of these girls cuz you see these one who is that her over the years that's what about used to look like in 2013 and then she got super addicted to powerlifting but not with her arms or upper body at all it all went into ass on the by 2018 she has this Badonkadonk look at that that was my beautiful looks like she's experimenting with it earlier though right 2014 slim a little bit just a little bit animals that doesn't get that but you just have to do squats and if Jesus that's right that's Madonna oh dude I'm telling you people are doing this and it's you know you do a body dysmorphia is right yeah that's what it is double d tits and she thinks she needs he's I need he's one of guys at the gym and he's f****** 350 I think you look small when people are anorexic same thing body dysmorphia it's an issue with human beings we don't see ourselves the way other people see ourselves thank God yeah the only thing that gets you through anorexic same thing body dysmorphia it's an issue with human beings we don't see ourselves the way other people see ourselves thank God yeah the only thing that gets you through


    Joe Rogan | South Park is the Best Show Ever
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    how about dr. Phil brightness here's what's weird about humans and culture dr. Phil has been on forever right guests one girl comes on should I catch me outside and she becomes a multi-millionaire she's huge she's famous she sells makeup she's got a f****** giant billboard on Sunset, to be honest with you I listen to her rap album and it is good hypnotizing Tony South Park Cartman doing that and I was like 15 years ago he was a little girl on South Park Talking Chase South Park saying based on anyone in particular I think that he just had a lot of grit like that was a typical show and she just stood out in the middle of Twitter world and it's weird how memes take off and things like that what what things really grab people catch me outside I do what I want oh my God Legend show one of the greatest entertainment franchises whether it's sports music films greatest franchise ever South Park no doubt about it get their head chopped off sticking it get Beat to Death lose arms squirt rather armpits because it's so not really looking like Canadians their heads aren't even attached biggest different thing they're f****** heads aren't connected that's just so crazy and plenty of money show and so if you give them a reason like all you're going to take with the China money and they literally accomplishing you know they put together films I mean Team America World Police is still to this day one of my all-time favorite comedies and then before that the South Park movie the South Park movie when the devil was gay for Saddam Hussein and like you see like big fake tit look was dicks you can see his dick because it was like a cartoon from his job so that's I think they were just paying people or something like that so he's trying to get fired so he had missed tired mr. slave to come in and try to get him fired by doing gay stuff like and then cuz he found out he could sue the school cuz if he gets fired for being a gay guy or whatever So eventually has mr. slave come in each I can pretty sure maybe I have this mixed-up it's been a long time and get her stuff happens but he's not getting fired eventually has mr. slave shove a gerbil up his ass and all of a sudden the whole thing switches over for the most part and cut comes back and forth but it becomes ended lemmiwinks he has to make it out of the gay man but he but he can't but he can't go out of the gates of closed off for the sphincter and there's all these like things that happened throughout this show it becomes an adventure piece of him he has to go all the way up to get Outlook as a little a little candle green fluid with bubbles and chunks floating and meth another thing is going by corpses of other gerbils wheel she disappears in his ass that's unbelievable and they they wanted to keep making albums even though they're driving her crazy and then by the end she shoots herself in the head or something like that but then they have her in the studio and she can't even make noises with her mouth blew her head off basically comedy to have a show like that out there that just has no boundaries there's and Comedy Central just is smart enough as with all the silliness that they've been accused of their smart enough to leave those guys do f*** alone just let him keep doing it you know you've seen six days there yes had Muhammad inside a bear costume inside of van with the van door closed and pasty people are still mad do you remember that now not exactly is that actually Muhammad no one takes it further in the Muslim stuff like you even draw a guy if you even draw our guy death that's why he was in a bear costume to if you can draw our guy death


    The History Between Eddie Murphy & Bill Cosby | Joe Rogan
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    he did have a conversation with Eddie Murphy with Eddie Murphy got in trouble with Richard Pryor with Bill Cosby brother to famous story cuz Bill Cosby's telling Eddie Murphy he was too dirty mouth that he was Eddie Murphy Raw this is actually before raw and he put it in raw he so did Bill Cosby was Richard Pryor calling him up Cosby impression and by the way people forget how good is Eddie Murphy's impressions are there f****** insanely good and his Cosby was amazing so he's doing this Cosby approximately does a prior impression is he still coming back ticket do it guy still healthy still smart as a whip you know still looks f****** great we went over it on the podcast for the day is 58 years old looks like 35 it looks amazing so healthy you think he would still like push it to the Limit or do you think he would just have like smart bits about common things like life for whatever he would push it to the limit of who he is today you know he's not this twenty-year-old kid anymore like he wasn't delirious delirious was really young I want to say was like 22 or something how old was he when he filmed Eddie Murphy Delirious we were in high school okay so I was probably 17 or 18 my might have just graduated high school I think was 85 or 86 he's 22 yeah 22 his perspectives wherever you know young wild twenty-two-year-old dude in the 80s who's like super duper crazy famous you know when The Impressions and I hope he has 20 minutes on Bill Cosby he just opens up when I was 22 now what was the falling star Join Me Maybe SNL days David Spade have that like that Hollywood minute segment and a made a controversial joke about Eddie because I guess Eddie had just left us an hour or something like that and you say everybody look a falling star I think it was Eddie Murphy away before that way before David Spade's career way before I was hanging out with Phil Hartman who's in the 80s but his about Eddie Murphy about that this David Spade joke that kept Eddie Murphy off SNL for two decades so maybe is because of his movies was definitely quite a bit after he had left the show cuz he was he left the show white when Delirious without said an interview 2011 a couple times after I left X after you left it was quite a bit after he left it wasn't like he just left and then David Spade came on board I don't think that was the timing I think David Spade was only later by the way I look at that little boy pretending to be David Spade


    Do Insurgents Let Civilians Die for Public Relations Purposes?
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    I mean who has the ultimate influence in whether or not there is military action and how long that military action goes on for right like is Bernie Sanders and why these people and Tulsi gabbard a lot of people that are running for president say that if they got one things you would do to stop these intervention interventionist Foreign Wars and the World Police Wars that we just go on in invading other people's lives that we would stop doing that I think that's great billy gets to say like who gets to say whether or not we like who talks to Trump and says let's just keep rolling into this place what's wrong isn't freaking problem over there Isis Isis building up with bumfuk eyes people who has a real ear I mean is it is it generals mean does is there any industry influence at all from weapons Industries or from people who have deals with them or if that's what Eisenhower warned about when he left office you heard that right yeah that is one of the craziest speeches a president has ever said Trump says you do have a military industrial complex they do like War don't kid yourself he says you do have a military industrial complex they do like War you know in Syria with the caliphate so I wipe out 100% of the caliphate that doesn't mean you're not going to have these crazy people going around blowing up stores and blowing up things these are seriously ill people but I wiped out 100% of the caliphate I said I want to bring our troops back home the place went crazy they want to keep you have a problem here in Washington they never want to leave I said you know what I'll do I'll leave a couple hundred soldiers behind but if it was up to them they bring thousands of soldiers in someday people explain it but you do have a group and they call it the military-industrial complex they never want to leave they always want to fight no I didn't want to fight but you do have situations like a Ron you can't let them have nuclear weapons you just can't let that happen that goes on bro like nobody ever talks about I feel like it's like we've been pretty much anti you know we haven't been swayed into his many wars is I feel like we would have been who know man who knows me maybe yes maybe no maybe we're closer to war because of him who the f*** knows Trump Administration considers fourteen thousand more troops for the Middle Eastern last week but he still I got some deployment you know who knows man maybe they know things to you know the thing about talking to people are Jocko willink and you know my friend Andy Stumpf and other other folks that have been over there like they'll they'll tell you there's there's sometimes where things build up and radicals can cities and things get really ugly and then they have to have some sort of military intervention or these people keep growing and they know they don't that's the other thing that people aren't talking about like in Afghanistan particular the Afghan he's are working with the soldiers against these terrorist organizations like there's ice candies that are helping us soldiers not like all of the u.s. against all of dentist and now it's that their combined against Isis the it's just the whole thing is so crazy that there's these groups these organizations that are like characters in a James Bond movie or in comic book right like thing about like Isis or something like Isis that's like it if you had a crazy movie about people that you know had a great leaders a spiritual guy lived in the mountains and you know what that's what I mean is like a character who used to work for the for the good guys names switched over to the bad guys suck someone in the Batman movie you know about extreme the religion is and how devoted people are and you can't question any of it most extreme in that regard where it doesn't doesn't allow any questioning of it and then you know people can't understand that some people practice it the same way some people practice Christianity or some people practice other things they only they only believe or take part in the positive good parts of the religion so there's a lot of people that are Muslims that are great people that really kind really well-educated wonderful thoughtful people that don't have nothing to do with terrorists and when is some sort of terrorist activity it makes them feel bad that they're getting lumped in with someone is doing horrific things these people that you know end up committing these extreme religions I feel like we should be dropping like soccer balls a Nintendo switches from airplanes to get them things to do so they're stuck even something if you're stuck in the place that's got a very rigid religious ideology and radical and women right places that are getting bombed by the US for f****** robots planes are flying overhead they're gonna down wedding parties accidentally killing people me that happens pretty comment right so you're making more radicals cuz I'm his people who lost her family members to some robot flying in the sky to some kid is acting you know he's got an Xbox controller his hand and shooting missiles you know they say those guys who are those Pilots they suffer PTSD as well those Pilots are weird that buy that s*** you know imagine being a drone pilot and you're watching something that you kind of know what's happening you definitely know what's happening right you were your controller that you see it but when you hit that button you watch those missiles to shoot down Hellfire missile to comb Hellfire 2 it's crazy shoot down into these camps shoot down and said he's motorcades but you know what you just did and most likely you're killing 8 out of 10 of those people are innocent I love the fact that a drone does it or like a soldier and Mike hate Tony you got to stop killing his and people say I'm a f****** kill up okay he sent me after those bad guys there's a lot of babies around I had a f****** let him know you ain't going to stop me from getting that bad guy there's no way we put you in jail yeah but if you have an Xbox controller and you shoot and hellfire missiles into a f****** school because you think that there's a terrorist in like what and you know they set him up sometimes too they give bad advice or bad Intel try to get someone to blow up a school or get someone to blow up wedding party like there's a lot of fuckry involved in anything you're doing like that with a know that if you do kill people it's actually bad press it's bad for you Public public perception goes the other way or bad Intel try to get someone to blow up a school or get someone to blow up wedding party like there's a lot of fuckary involved in anything you're doing like that with a know that if you do kill people it's actually bad press it's bad for you Public public perception goes the other way


    Bison Are the Dumbest Creatures on Earth
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    I just offering for the day it is named Sam Sam Quinn s see-gwun you wrote this book Empire of the summer Moon It's f****** amazing man it's about the Comanches and it's about the war they had with like through Texas and Oklahoma and went on forever like the last holdout against the American settlers in advance against the soldiers the Comanches were the last holdouts they were the last like truly wild tribe and they were running the planes for like hundreds and hundreds of years of horses and s*** but here's the thing man this move this book it's taken place in the mid 1800 to the late eighteen hundreds which is like that's so recently it's so recent the giant rock from Egypt came over in 1888 yes anomatic Stone Age life everything was leather and sinew and buffalo tendons that use to make their bows in their bowstrings they made their own bows and arrows at a wood and arrowheads are made out of Flint they would chipaway expertly and they would run around following Buffalo and just shooting with bows and arrows and spearmint run him off cliff they would run them off cliff stampedes there to get to the bottom and there was sometimes so many please down the bottom of these Buffalo jumps that the rotting would cause combustion and they would blow up they would explode and Catch Fire just because there's hundreds and hundreds of dead rotting buffalo on top of each other cuz they can't eat that many like stay if you have a tribunal 250 people and you kill a thousand Buffalo like how many of those are going to eat you can't really eat all of them so they would just let them sit there and they would literally start massive wildfires cuz it would burst into flames I saw bison when I was driving from Salt Lake City to some other gigs I should be clear I don't think they started Buffalo fire the fires of the dead bodies I don't know if it was like s*** to burn outside of their it must be that right but the they have these areas that we called buffalo jumps where they were just circle on this Pond Circle on the side and you realize our call my God this is a cliff you try to hit the brakes there's a thousand fat Fox behind you pushing you off the cliff imagine being the first Buffalo to get like really close to like run how to declare for the beast on Earth the dumbest elephants are smart right buffaloes are so dumb they're just run it by no disrespect but they talk in the book about how they would shoot Buffalo and that like everybody had the stain for a dumb the Buffalo work I think probably made it easy for them to almost wiped them out to the point of Extinction but if you shoot Buffalo one goes down and the other ones look and they go right back to eating and then another one goes down and then look and then go back to eating like you have to literally go out they were saying and yell at them to get them to move that's the only way you got him away from the ones you shot cuz you wanted to eat the ones you shot so when the ones went down to be like one of my friends died so do you know you were going to say that God had a plan to provide people with the perfect animal for hunting so they wouldn't want you to be eating healthy so I'm going to give you millions of this f****** enormous animal doesn't move when you shoot its friends literally feel the planes with these things because people were just such cuntz that they killed them all people are so gross cuz the Buffaloes are so easy to count that you just kill them all they killed able to have mountains of Bones man there's a buffalo job because he has a bone bonfire shelters was called because all that black and it apparently was fires from the Buffaloes hitting and burst into flames and some of those Buffalo Jump they say to this day you can find arrowheads if you go wandering around the area cuz he knows so populated by Native Americans at the time but the Comanches dude I can't this is Buffalo Jump in Montana but a lot of it was the Comanches which is in this book why does book takes place in Texas to f****** amazing dude and so scary this is Buffalo down in the Rock scene of a series of prehistoric Buffalo jumps Native American hunting Hunters ingeniously stampeded herds of Bison over the edge of a cliff overhanging the shelter in anaerobic candy that empties into the Rio Grande near Langtry Texas the Bisons plunge to their deaths on a rock pile at the opening of the shelter and there are starkly documented accounts of Northern Plains Indian groups using this effective if indiscriminate technique of killing bison we also have to remember back then there was so many bison that if they thought they killed a couple extra thousand didn't give a f*** they were everywhere there's so many of them and here's what happened because people got smallpox and it killed like 94 Native American population so when the Europeans came over in the 1500 and then whatever was when Cortez came over here where was I was at the 1500 anyway when those guys came over and brought smallpox it just wiped out like most of the population so the Buffalo who really their major Predator with people especially Native Americans especially once they figured out how to ride horses but now I was died until the Buffalo went ham bucked up a storm and then there was millions of them is the author Dan Flores Rosas whole paper that he wrote on it was it called Bison ecology bison diplomacy I think it's called something along those lines but it's crazy this if you hear about the fate of the Bison in the North American bass XD most iconic animal when you really think about the old west there was one animal you think about the old west maybe be horses the more likely be a bison hello Buffalo the City of Buffalo the question cuz a bison is not technically the same as a buffalo cuz those people don't move when they should too squirrel in literally every state pretty much people are gross then we kill everything yeah what's the difference is contrave the song Buffalo did not run in American West they are indigenous to South Asia and Africa Asian water buffalo those are the ones they get that are in Australia they brought those over to Australia and do they got a mess over there there's nothing that kills them so they're just all over the place and they destroy those they're so big there's so many of them and they're wild they even have wild domestic cows that grow out of control and the males become like super ferocious but you know I can bowl like Boulders want you riding them but they have a thing in Lost scrubbles and what it is is a domestic cattle like domestic cattle but that went wild like Generations ago many many generations ago so now they're just wild animals that happened have enormous f****** horns and weigh 2,000 pounds and freaked out of the sea people so they see people if your due to close they think your clothes didn't try to kill him they just f*** you up oh f*** that is this as above me is for my friend Adam Greentree he shot one of those but this is crazy he's going to walk up to think he knows Voodoo he put his hand on it and it just dropped yeah and when the real world he would be dead as f*** that thing we just smash him he's a head-high yeah so. Dude you know he wanted marrying the girl that girl that girl with camera now you wild domestic you know he wanted marrying the girl that girl that girl with camera now I feel like I could do have a bowl and then big ass scrub Bulls wild domestic cup


    Joe Rogan on Jose Aldo's Shocking Weight Loss
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    welcome to Yoshi again you want to go that one in April yeah come to Brooklyn absolutely so max Holloway bokanowski is very interesting very very very interesting cuz volkanovski is a tank of a man he hasn't phenomenal gas tank he puts people away he puts tremendous pressure on guys but Max always a goat and they have a common volkanovski he be tall do smothered them beaten by decision Max Holloway destroy them Max Max always destroyed although twice and I'll do is another goat mean all those one of the greatest featherweights of all time and and now all those fighting Marlin the Rises first fight at bantamweight people are very concerned that's up you know down one down yeah that's no bueno menu looks like Aldo looks gaunt preparing for 135 there's photos of him wandering around you know what Clues shirt off and stuff when you get a chance it's a wandering around saying you don't hang around and you see what he looks like yeah there is Instagram duty super super skinny so he lost the weight on purpose slowly over a long. Of time instead of just dehydrating the f*** out of himself and dropping down you know from 165 to 135 what he did was drop his body weight pretty significantly he looks quite a bit thinner than he was before so he prepared for it over the Long Haul and got accustomed to being a lighter person if you're going to do that that's the way to do that the difference between dehydrating the s*** out of yourself and just losing weight but even at 1:30 are there I mean a Wonder You Take A Hard Punch To The Head easier to go out maybe but maybe not because he's doing it correctly so he's not going to be dehydrated like TJ Dillashaw was the big sample of where someone goes too far you know when he went down 225 lb he looked like death he looked terrible and Brendan Schaub called saying I bet he took his TJ got busted for EPO I bet he took it cuz he couldn't train I bet he was too exhausted to train and that's pretty much what he said it didn't have any energy it was much harder than they thought physically on and you basically starving to death you're driving down TJ probably getting down to 45 that's rough 35 is rough paste to do it and high school wrestling the thing I remember the most is having trouble not swallowing the toothpaste and then water in my mouth while brushing my teeth I wear those things to you literally you when it hits your tongue in your body naturally wants to try a little dude wants anything it's starts the process itself to TJ's look sick like a Snickers there do you still see a six-pack stomach that's a ridiculous Rampage Raymond Daniels who's the world champion kickboxer Louie Anderson in the middle there


    People Want to Pretend Colby Covington Can’t Fight
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    people think of you better if all fights for 5 rounds like a like a world kickboxing fight guys are just also fight harder they would just go after each other for five rounds it would definitely be more entertaining I wonder man you know it's like you want to see a good fight but do you want to see guys sort of pace themselves to try to fight 12 rounds or do you want to see guys go ham for 6 rounds like what's better you know the best argument that I ever heard about about fights is the one where fraza hobby was talking about the other day and I agree with him 100% like why you have a time limit just like start the fight like we'll see what happens like let people figure out when the when did expand their energy like why is your brakes while your brakes you should I mean if if we had it like the early days the UFC then you would really understand all the nuances of, that you really can't Sprint cuz if you give you hurt someone you don't take them out you're going to get exhausted you blew all your energy out in the fight goes on forever it's it goes on until somebody wins that's when you really find out what fighting is but if you going to have boxing boxing those rounds like 3 minutes 3 minute rounds is with just your hands you can get a lot of action in there she made that up 256 rounds but I don't know it's nothing wrong is also great thing seeing someone slowly figure somebody out or five six rounds and then start working on the 7th 8th 9th and 10th and get a knockout in the 11th or something like that that's what it's always interesting to see someone break someone's style down figure them out impose their will and also see their conditioning as the fight goes on their Superior conditioning play out there's some guys just f****** don't get tired man those are the ones that I love especially in UFC Nate Colby ioana these people was a big one that's a big one that's a big one with two guys with enormous gas tanks what a fascinating fact that is to me because people wanted to attend Kobe can't fight everything in their reasonable rational mind is so crazy play about that it's ridiculous mean while still in denial than they would be there in less than out and they would be it's real problem he's a real problem because that's style of s*** talking is infuriating and you can't say I'll goddamn thing to him cuz he's in a character so if he pisses you off you say something back to him yeah I want you to suck Trump's dick you like I would say whatever you want Colby gets it man was he gets it he's full Rick old school Ric Flair with a new style twist and it's reason real Spider-Man real fighter is absolutely one of the best welterweights in the world and this is a very very close fight but tomorrow is mine is he's a tank of a man he's spectacular athlete he's got big Power I mean he only has I think a couple Knockouts in his career but it's because he's learned how to kickbox after he learned how to wrestling Zone Elite wrestler but he does put people wet and he hurt Tyron Woodley and he beat him standing and Tyron is a friend I don't think Tyron was at his best in that fine I think there was some issues the time and had but it doesn't take anything away from Usman it responds been running through competition me as one lost in his career 15 wins and then we talked about the loss of the podcast you just got caught a rear naked choke tapped and stake it happens didn't know Jujitsu that wall but as an elite wrestler whose transitioned to become a world-class mixed martial arts fighter you don't get much better he's he was scared he was scary rather everybody was scared of nobody wanted to fight him everybody was ducking him for the what you what you never heard anybody call alqamar was when we was running through competition everybody was like you know what now I think he's just he's just so you think you really get so many aspects of the basic part of this sport write endurance learn train and be entertaining no I love it it is God damn hilarious there's photos of him to the Press, orange suit brohi Isley that it looks like it cost less than the blue suit I didn't think that was possible was going to put this guy mark my words when this guy is done fighting he will be a huge pro wrestling star f****** huge and he might do it quick how about that if he wins if that guy wins and maybe he fights Mazda doll made fights one more time he goes right in the pro wrestling anymore and what's crazy is that I've been pitching we do a wrestling podcast The Comedy Store and I've been pitching for years now and I've been pitching for years that the WWE is missing out on having this pro-trump super bad guy character and then Kobe comes out of nowhere and does it in real life in the UFC record-setting performance against Robbie Lawler 500 some punches landed. He mostly beat him standing on it was mostly stand-up fight and he is the guy that you thought it was a wrestler and Robbie's the elite Strikers a former world champion and Kobe ran him over was even close fight and all this promo stuff that he does how good he is it that it's cuz it's he wants to be it's cuz he's a learner he came and saw me perform at the at the Improv in in floor West Palm Beach and afterwards we were in The Green Room he's like you know I learned a lot about timing and beats from watching you up there tonight and you know he has openly now said we talked about on the podcast be staying at now dude on the Candace Owens Show he's like they're going to cut him they're going to cut and they told him that his style wasn't fan-friendly and so he beats Damien my in Brazil and cause of a bunch of filthy animals everybody goes crazy and they're like oh hold on a second we might have something here so he talked about in jeopardy he was just a really tough guy had a great gas tank who I knew from my friend cam Hanes he trains with Cam hands right so just imagine the kind of gas tank this m*********** must have you do anything with campaigns you have to have a crazy gas tank well that's the scary thing about him right it's almost like again it's like a pro wrestling character already it's like oh you don't know but even if it if you don't if you don't somehow find a way to finish it your dog in rounds 4 and 5 now it's always going to be Championship rounds now with this guy damn you're going to be stuck in there with him if you can't take him out in one two or three and you can't maintain that pace if you try to take him out you emptied your gas tank he never emptied his gas tank and the thing is about his style this thing that he's doing. But his promotion Style with the cheap suits in the f****** book you think it's a joke yeah but then you watch his fights if you didn't have any information about him and his character and you just watch his fights but f*** man's Sky driven his guys f****** driven but then you adding to that this character and everybody's pretending you know that all that guy's a joke I joke. Joke he's running over everybody and everybody it's because you don't like Trump and this is like it's a genius thing to attach himself to Trump right and what's interesting is like even Fighters that maybe if paid more dues and her maybe your arm or respected like if you put them all at the table like when we were when you were backstage at MSG in the Rock there and Dana's got new BMF belt and all this stuff happening they were doing that press conference for this one Max Holloway's on one end and they have these guys on another and being backstage sometimes as a blessing cuz you can hear things that maybe you would notice if you're out front right and the wars and the cheers in the hoopla and everything was every time he talked to we had a good time to sit there watching from the sidelines he's Grace has a master class and promotion adaptation be adapted you created this character and this character is it's so obviously character but it doesn't matter it doesn't matter made so I'm he's not wearing that suit on purpose like I thinks it's good looking though he's trying to be a dork. He's trying to be a pro Trump dork like if I was Trump I'd be a little annoyed going Colby on Instagram right now the best videos with the girls or you just comes out of his hands on there but a loser high-level pro wrestling like like promos so you should look at this McGregor asked right I still don't think it works as well as a guy that has a never-ending gas tank never in the gas tank and and can take a tremendous shock to he's a nightmare for everybody in the division Colby Covington is a f****** nightmare because he seems like he's playing he's doing these promos with all these girls in bikinis so f****** Reid and Donald Trump Junior's book he's making it seem like he's a goof and don't notice along the way that this guy stomping world-class Fighters I mean stomping them he's f****** amazing when he's done is it's like a master class and promotion for all the young Fighters coming up I don't necessarily think everybody should do what he's doing and you know but if I was in if I was in his cap one of his friends I would for sure be cheering it on I think it's hilarious it's hilarious and what is madam everybody goes two ways right like even the people that are mad at him or still sort of laughing and you can usually catch them laughing while booing in-between booing orange suit is the one that likes right Jeff Daniels or Jim Carrey one of them had almost close enough but they're gross that's the point like he's doing it on purpose he's got money he's a f****** he's fighting for the title he's made money right just got that suit in the I was just the recent one the blue one weapon is only get the blue one here's the thing that the end of day is a nightmare for every f****** living human being is 170 lb a guy that I thought presented a bunch of unique challenges I would say Colby because Colby has a great wrestling pedigree fantastic takedown defense he can wrestle is a Sophos cardio's NeverEnding we saw the Robbie Lawler fight he put the pressure on you lands ridiculous trash can standing there against one of the elite Strikers ever in the welterweight Division and Robbie Lawler so like forget all the Trump b******* forget all the the character b******* and he almost did she have a name for that guy Joy Division Robbie Lawler so like forget all the Trump b******* forget all the the character bullshiting you almost did she have a name for that guy that but that's put that aside just stylistically stylistically it's one of the best matchups you're ever going to find for Eastmont


    Lost Siberian Family Didn’t Even Know WW2 Had Happened
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    I was reading our watching video rather today I put on my Twitter about this this family in Siberia that they found that it escaped communist persecution they were really religious and they moved to the middle of Siberia and they found them one day there and they had no idea World War happened they didn't have no contact with the outside world the daughters had never seen people before dude with a like homeschooled the kids or what they could but they'll just barely surviving that one of them starve to death the mother starve to death and it's a cartoon of it all so it's real weird like you watch this cartoon you know in this lady just starve to death in the cartoon their own food and so they would set traps in the in the ground floor like an animal Styx would stab them is that what they look like yeah I found so they were I think they were out there for that was 78 when they got found think so I think they were out there pre-World War to wrap your head around that so they might have been out there for you know 30 plus years and that was at the shack they lived in those the place they lived in and they're they're in the f****** Tyga man they're inside there a hundred fifty miles from the the nearest city they walked they got a hundred fifty miles and instead of shop because some of the people that they were with no religious group or killed by Communists somewhere arrested persecuted and they just had to flee so they took off and they they made a little, you know they're good God freezing cold Siberia right to death it's crazy they barely made it and then they they started growing some food and they they figured out a way to the the remaining people that didn't starve to death figured out a way to survive but they were barely hanging on they were all Barefoot when they found them hate their mom probably not right can't bring yourself to eat your mother right you might eat your mom you're starving she's not going to need that meet right you don't want to look what are you doing her I think she would want I think my she's not going to need that meet right you don't want to look what do you do if you starve to death with her or do you eat her I think she would want I think my mom would want me to eat I know your mom would want to do


    Realest Reality Show: Springer or Live PD?
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    crew in a lot of ways we like the Lenny Bruce of rap they were the ones who got punished they went in they got busted in Broward County Florida Broward is like you know the way that's if you get if you're if you're doing up to anything that might be like a little slimy and you get arrested they bring you get charged in Broward County Florida or f***** I did see them all the time on live PD Broward County when when they go to Broward County it's a great one you guys ever see that show no talking about you love it oh it's so great if they makes cops look like freaking Mister Rogers Neighborhood like it's just amped up and they they just keep it moving vehicle we go now they make everything seem super live even though sometimes I'll be watching a rerun but I'll just pretend like it's like you know it's weird and how much we love watching like cops like those kind of shows like where where someone is actually getting arrested these counties that they do it into sometimes someone get pulled over or whatever and like they'll be all f***** up like oh s*** is this live PD it's always the best I mean what are you going to do what you going to do. One of those areas and you it's so weird that's the most reality reality TV because it's not planned like you know for sure they're not talking to the perps and saying beforehand okay this is what I want you to I want you to pretend that you're taking off and we follow you and then you hit the brakes just playing to say that you would never know you never get out cream to do that correctly wear wouldn't look you know I would look fake but these guys when you know they're getting arrested you see the glass you look in the Rye you seem confused and stupid you see him say crazyshit you see him get pushed against the car seemed scream at their old lady with their shirt off you see them these are real people that's reality TV and might be the only reality TV there really is because everything else everyone so painfully aware of the cameras are the only thing that sucks about the cops Bad actors feels like well you know we just doing our best here to keep the community safely relax bro stop it though some of those guys are already getting famous do what we talked about last round from Bigfoot he sent me an e-mail said he was working with the television channel to that not to be named and had a problem again with him trying to fix s*** and fake things lot of these shows that you're watching some producers faked stuff that happened with me and show that was on I had to get furious at this production date something was on I was so mad when I found out the cheaters wasn't real that they set up cheaters cheaters Joey Greco stabbed cuz he got stabbed that's what ended that show fake it says staged what does that mean would you let someone stab you on television like how much money would they have to that's dangerous you get stabbed man you could die I don't think they stabbed him I think they had red red anchor red paint or fake blood really just clench Up Inside Edition reported according to a paid actor that was a fake act he was paid $400 to act out on the show Exact Staffing I thought I had a friend of mine back in New York that used to do those shows that load like Jenny Jones and s*** like that or you know those shows with Phil Donahue like for a guy who's been secretly having an affair with his brother's wife for the last year you know anybody like what a coincidence I've been secretly having an affair with my brother's wife oh my God are you free on Tuesday at yep and then they bring them in and then we go do that no call back like we're looking for a guy who pretended to be a police officer and would arrest people do you know anybody like that I used to be a cop run a scenario by him and he would say that was in the everyone knew what was what was going on and so they were all covered right he lied to them they didn't know and so he would show up and do this goofy f****** show anyone axa.com a couple different ones yes Springer everyone thought you know Springer was real to until you it got just obnoxious they kept like running out of crazy things to do they they would have said that by the end they had such bad actors people are like laughing at themselves and stuff and some of those shows were great though some of those moments on those shows Billy watching the daytime Jim Jim of an episode one of those of Maury Povich's you are not the father and the guys dancing and all crazy the best one of my favorite ones I remember which it was but I was watching with Khandi Alexander we're in my dressing-room when we're doing Newsradio we just bored in between scenes we're watching TV remember to return the day for watching the show and this girl has a sec real s***** outfit on and she's got all his attitude and she's tell you no telling everybody she's a s*** and y'all just jealous you know when this one dude gets up and was like one of the most calm dismantling of a of a person I ever saw guy do the guy got up and again I don't think he's an actor I don't think he planned this he goes see you can pull that off but it's all about your attitude he goes if you had some Pizzazz you can pull that off but your attitude stank and that make you look nasty and look nasty it was one of those moments where oh she has a sucker face like she's got hit with a f****** Mike Tyson right hand like Deontay Wilder just bomb daughter like what those moments did you get those moments every now and then if you watch a religious show you'll get one of those moments sometimes every now and then. Just say something so ridiculous like what the f*** did you say everybody that would walk off with always walk off on Morita like that green room in the back right down the hallway tapping to rhythmic sometimes at the end like everybody that would walk off would always walk off on Maury to like that green room in the back right down the hallway there's clearly into the camera setup for Access for there and everything would have been more random if they stormed off in another Direction sometime so the more believable


    Marcos Maidana Was Bert Kreischer Fat!
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    apparently coming back shoe shining in Las Vegas hey bro you know about Hunter grandma Tacoma. The Comebacks when was man who knows how hard it see me when you are out for so long to decide you're a warrior again in your email back to being a gas and I'll athlete again like the commitment is so significant that before that still talking to eating clean in the gym everyday again biking routine to be alive right now yeah. Guys so let's it's so interesting cuz he had so much potential but for whatever reason he's just like stepped on the deck sometimes cuz it doesn't say. well you're pretty goddamn slim but close to where is he doing now cuz it doesn't say.


    What Is An Ancient Egyptian Obelisk Doing in Central Park?
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    where the Vatican is this like this Courtyard they have a an Egyptian obelisk that somehow another they moved from Egypt I mean this thing is huge this huge Stone novelist that's carved in and somehow or another they got it and had it stand-up it's planted in the middle of this little while in the one at Central Park is there a Egyptian one from Egypt huge from Egypt low when was that one put in 1881 Central Park is pretty f****** amazing if you're so lucky you can get a apartment overlooks Central Park that makes New York a totally different place wow look at that man nuts and Egyptian obelisks put in the New York-New York in 1881 no I've haven't seen I've only seen it once the first 24 hour guards around the thing I think so crab claws at the very bottom of it with your like interesting to put that there today if he said hey there's this place in Egypt I know we can get an obelisk Central Park I know you can't take it in Egyptian artifacts and just leave it in a park he take a 200-ton thing like that on a boat strawberry dick 200-ton Granite Obelisk for shifted from vertical to horizontal nearly crashing to the ground the process and ship off the 5010 you be looking at everybody on that Pokemon don't you eat too much you f*** we're barely hanging in here 32 horses brought it from the banks of the East River into the Ascension to Central Park already two horses with railroad ramp ever have imagined that day quarantine station to its resting place just keep it there cuz you can't like if you had a novelist that you found was an ancient historical object and you know I can just leave it in the park put them in the park leaving the park in the Mills Park art that was made thousands of years of these people are dead we don't even know what they were doing just sitting there


    What Did Donald Rumsfeld Know About the 9/11 Attacks?
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    100% watched on the plane the other day the Dick Cheney movie with haven't heard great though you must watch with Christian Bale Real in this movie experience with you know politics but he's really just a business owner so working looks like he's real fat guy saw that move and go find I thought you got fat huh he went for it he really went for it man it's so good you really I mean it really exposes that part of things how close you can he's he wants you know he's running a massive business that makes military stuff so us having to do stuff benefits them tremendously it's one of the most transparent scams that's legal in the history of the world think about how crazy everybody's going on about this Trump call to the Ukraine and what whether or not there was enough to impeach him and all this madness people going crazy about this right this is like that this is the topic and I've heard many Democrats go see there's nothing here folks you got to back off this is not enough to take guy out of office the Republicans and everything about for this like you guys are you're making a big mistake here now think imagine a guy who's the vice president of the United States who is also a guy who used to be the CEO of Halliburton then this guy decides to go to war under false pretenses they make up some s*** about weapons of mass destruction they blow this f****** place to Smithereens and then Halliburton gets no-bid contract me this wasn't someone saying I can do it for 3 billion I can do it for 2.7 it wasn't any of that it was a no-bid contract for billions how to repair the places they blow up and he's making money off of it it's crazy I think for the first year or something like that I want to know when Dick Cheney was actually making money off of Halliburton I think he had abandoned his position or give up his stocks or something but it was awhile it was it was it was one of those things where you like you just left and then the company contracts in the billions am I stupid right now are you allowed to do this on television in front of everybody in the movie I'll and you know the movie also shows how much of the presidency year he really had President George W needed him to win it you needed him to run with him to get the you know the real like Republican votes at the time he for sure for sure no one else was you know could do what he could do he deleted them he was deeply deeply deeply connected but it was also Bushton why don't you go ahead and let's at least in the movie that's the deal that they made basically she's like please Bush someone unbelievable hits what's his name Sam Rockwell GMC the moon move movie Just Moon there it is you see the two Billboards. Well looks like Bush Steve Carell as Donald Rumsfeld of course he does. He's like the control Rumsfeld conspiracy theories that you probably don't know it's going to blow your mind to do it the day before 9/11 the day before the attacks Rumsfeld gave a press conference or talked about trillions of dollars missing the day then a plane slammed into the very part of the building where they were doing the accounting blows up building the Pentagon blows up a wall Rumsfeld was where was it the White House lawn listen to this where he says 3 trillion dollars and missing receipts talks about his adversary what are you looking at Google it I don't even do that just go through YouTube I know you have to see it cuz you hear of saying you like what the f*** did he just say point three trillion dollars in transactions somebody told you that literally like right before 9/11 happened they said they couldn't track 2.3 trillion dollars you know that didn't happen that did not happen but it did happen what the f*** yeah so think about what Kennedy said ya think about what you saw when you said that Vice movie where Dick Cheney who is the CEO of Halliburton becomes vice president and gets billions of dollars in no-bid contracts now think about we just saw with Donald Rumsfeld saying they couldn't find 2.3 trillion dollars oh my God what is true if the it was the accounting office cuz this is what I loved I love to say it cuz it sounds good let's make sure it's true that that part blew up but either way that he did say that and then they did get hit by a plane a couple of days later some believable what country is 2.3 million million is a billion thousand billion trillion and its 999 billion billion trillion 999 billion x 2 billion trillion a couple more billions know it's so stupid it's a hundred thousand and then a million and then 10 of those is a billion right yeah or a hundred of those a hundred millions of billions a hundred so it's a 100 trillion another three zeros another three zeros yeah how would you say that would you say that's like how big it looks right now so that's a billion that's a trillion or billion is referred to as a million million million million but how many is a trillion a billion Millions the billion thousand million a million Millions 2.3 million Millions on everybody's talking about it ever that didn't come up all the time people that it was going towards the White House or whatever and walk out of here in British terms British English which is not American English the word billion referred exclusively to a million Millions however it is no longer common and the word is now used to mean 1,000 million so if anybody is in another country that's why it seems like the whole country could have revolted like I mean that's what what did you do with our tax money that's our money right but that's a way to steal 2.3 trillion if you if you if you stole 2.3 trillion want to cover it up start a war I mean boom immediately everybody's freaking out they can't believe what's going on that's what the tinfoil-hat Brigade would say what is this a oh my God this is recent 21 trillion in unauthorised government spending defense department to conduct first-ever audit other never audited before why would they audit they just get free money then not like a regular company right to defense department all your company where I like all the Stockholm is going hey f******* what are you doing I got you know hundred thousand shares your stupid f****** companies CEOs running into the ground now they don't even have to audit you know I'm 21 trillion whenever whenever I don't even know if that is a thousand million billion or something 21 whatever come on I am saying that when things happen and disasters take place people capitalize on those disasters and if it's possible that someone was going to set something up some sort of an attack and they're going to do it because they were in the process of stealing something or was going to steal something you would have to be a lot Philly wait a minute where they going to do how much money would it be worth it to start a war 2.3 trillion MIP the number how much would it cost to start a war if you're evil anyway would you start a war for a hundred million man I can't spread that thin enough to know I got a lot of Palms start a war by we start no more what's going on I guess how much that number you got to do, guess ever published the thing I just found was just going off of congressional budget office reported report published in October 2007 Warwick stop at weigh more cheese this is a tough one trillion dollars wow that's a lot a lot I'm going to go with 100 billion conveniently planned on spending 2.4 trillion dollars how to say a very convenient number after we lost 2.3 but books and they just have stick figures with googly eyes it's not but it is right like if your if you are someone that makes weapons and you have a huge contract with defense department and you have the ear of the defense department and you know you guys play golf shirt and dress up like Druids and burning Effigy worship Molech towel God and start talking and you said hey man what we going to do worship moloch the owl God and start talking and you said hey man what we going to do to keep his f****** I got these tanks are American they are a mother f***** Want to Be Right Time Out you know I got a deal for you let me just walk around playing golf talking s*** in the next thing you know


    The Fires in Australia Are Bigger Than You Think
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    what is a mess and not in that sounds like Wildlife wise cuz it's so much so many things that are invasive in this last time we were there for the first time I actually went to a sanctuary one of those places and Jeremiah and Joel and we had a blast man there are some crazy animals down there we held a a koala bear took a picture with a koala let me tell you that they feel like the American version of that animal seems like so cute and like soft and Light Danimal what we think of koalas and we went we went to see if it was Tiny size that I thought it would be three bowling balls it's just so heavy and it's a real bear and are attached to it because this f****** thing they have to feed these things eucalyptus leaves the entire types all these well with Aiden with that what I didn't know is that that's all it needs and that's all it does like the second this thing is done with with one of the eucalyptus leaves they have two handed another one because you can feel its energy change turns its head and it gets like a f****** little bit of a look like they'd these things ready to f*** you up you have to just keep feeding us drug addicts on an IV drip that are starting to feel pain the second they don't have the drip of course like how much nutrition is a goddamn eucalyptus Leaf they probably have to eat them down to stuff themselves with it and are solid as a rock so think about all the things must you know oh my God I realized the true power of an what we consider an actual bear oh my God it's like that thing is this big right and it felt like that was that strong and sturdy in their hands and everything you feel everything and makes it to say it's a ball of muscle would be a tremendous understatement and honest to God man I thought we were going to go take pictures with these koalas cuz they have a little girl zookeepers and they seem super comfortable and they're giggling and happy and everything but it ended up being a serious situation I was scared I was Jeremiah cat making fun of me because of how scared I was when I got him good that she's like you want to take a group picture with all of you in the Babbling now that wasn't for you yeah yeah it's right now because of a gigantic wildfire in Australia they become functionally extinct which means that 80% of their range has been destroyed by wildfire that's good cuz it's taking my bike it is like f****** Tony f*** you Tony I ready to bite you bro look around each other a little weird can't tell there is this the final result Jeremiah not to break off because I think 80% of their range is bendy Droid and you know you're talking about the only places where they can live and breed and there's a giant population of them claws on front and they stink but they need our help but what it say this is one CNET Google koalas are functionally extinct extinct too by the way I was obsessed with the smell of eucalyptus I probably got caught up in some scientific clickertale illnesses they may be as of May so that people ever had it but it was really recent where are these ones coming from these are you looking at older ones from may see how everything's from urine * 4 turn the most most of her saying no koalas aren't functionally extinct I guess he has his after the bushfires in overstated claims okay yeah so that's what you got to wonder about today many time you read an art like I didn't even read it right I just read the that had two heading that's what they that's how they're getting you with everything that's clickbait and it seems like they have to do that but do you have a great article but it doesn't she had line how much you have to come up with something that's almost a lie you have to get their attention you have to at least give them the little bit that might they article might not even be about you just have to get them to click like a Salesman or a sales job or was losing weight is his wife got him to go on the show when he's losing all this waiting has to do all these exercising s*** and while they were there they were worried that they're going to have to evacuate cuz he's a giant fires are coming the way of Macau often is Australia on fire place is on fire that's a huge place would not that many people write that is dude that is insane that's the same we're looking at most of Manhattan and then a giant chunk of New York State a giant chunk of Pennsylvania it looks like New Jersey's completely engulfed that's nuts that's a huge patch and allowed into the ocean as well that's the thing like if you look at it that if you pulled way back at the entire continent and looked at that little square it wouldn't look as wow look at that again Pittsburgh to Cleveland in a go go way back go go no-go way small so you can see like the whole continent so that's how you got to think of Australia so that's Australia looks at it how many wondering if you died this way I can be the future vacations writerly Intolerable Act fact-check are this year's far as been president to serve you, there's a point out a long history brush fires suggest there's nothing unusual about this season experts disagree so it's even worse this season that could be the future vacations writerly adorable act fact-check are this year's far is unprecedented conservative, there's a point out a long history brush fires suggest there's nothing unusual about this season experts disagree so it's even worse this season


    Why the Soviet Weightlifting System is Effective w/Pavel Tsatsouline | Joe Rogan
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    we just bought in the US some years back decades before there's some some kettlebells were used by some old-time strongman like Zeke line for example and there's a company named Milo no relations to the magazine the guy started carrying oil cap on his shoulders and he would carry the calf everyday so the cap would grow and eventually I became very strong so that's why that name is present in in the strength game start back then today it is it just wanted to find his Publications on strength training mostly Nish things again like gripping then you can keep lifting it absolutely typical training plan that people sound in S5 phones to my bench press today I'm going to do this every week and that by Christmas I'll be the world champion and I just doesn't work so the rate of adaptation is size does your body just cannot do that and it's cyclical nature we have to do put it in the terms you have to after you carry the cat for a while it grows you have backup to a wider calf and start start building up again why we do not know exactly so for some reason. Unidirectional adaptation just in one of them we're getting stronger at the bench press or what have you were carrying the calf he just cannot proceed indefinitely there's some 40 give some endocrine mechanisms some genetic mechanisms we do not know that but tactically would do have tricks trade to be that dork around that and there's a number of ways of doing that the oldest way of doing that and it's very smart still very smart for a lot of people they would call this I think possibly constant weight training or something like that has described it as step loading so let's look at your typical dinner somebody in the gym and for the person starts lifting whatever wait for whatever wraps and the next week let's say next week he has five pounds and he does it again he does it again while the Soviets figured out it is much better for him to stay at the same way for several weeks and then make it bigger jump so what you're doing pretty much as you are be making that a patient's more stable and it just happened in the shelter levels memories become stronger and so on but Old-Timers just they would say that you are silly Define the games so the way that many Old-Timers trained is there we just stay the same weight and the staying with the same weight for a long time in the beginning is challenging money becomes kind of comfortable that becomes homeless easy and never jump up so that just one way of doing it and today is not unprecedented either if you look at call Marie's gymnastics coach used that was gymnast very common I used that tactic with my the latest edition of my kettlebell simple and Sinister because it's much more reliable than just Progressive overload and also because psychologically first of all tweets out the impatient people so you were told to stay with the same load for a while some people out of money cuz I'll forget it I cannot do that well I do people for more stuff anyway and second so you're staying with this wait for these raps for sometime in the beginning they challenge you and then sometimes goes by and suddenly they don't anymore so we just a very much was a very clear clear sense of accomplishment so this is gold step loading or using the old timers Old Timers terminology the constant weight training if you look at the other ways of in progress so another approaches go to cycling and cycling so the one that I just described that would really be if we could artificially stop the growth of the calf like okay stop growing for a while which we can but this cycling this is where I mention earlier this is where you go back to a lighter cap so they classic American powerlifting training template this is cycling Solis history of cycling is very interesting what cycling is cycling is in the simplest possible terms you take 12 weeks you started light weights and that was the predominant strength training system in the 70s and the 80s and that was the strength system behind the dominant American powerlifting to soak lifters like Eddie cone for Kawaski lifters Donna Austin who is Lamar Gant whose deadlift records still stand decades after the use this classic cycling so they classic cycling you start with the moderate moderately challenging load then you keep proceeding go heavier and heavier and heavier than you can beat then you start over and to give you to give you a very simple tactic that's something that your listeners can use in their training whether they follow the cycling format where they do something else is that Russian scientist discovery that your endocrine system pretty much can take up to two weeks out of four of heavy loading that's just the way it is there are some exceptions if you but forget exceptions classic powerlifting Cycles by Gallagher so for 4 weeks you do sets of 8 4 weeks as a 5-4 weeks SO3 and in week one you start out with a Wade that's comfortable and weak to moderately challenging and week 3 you hit your repeat your previous PR for this wraps and a week for you such a new PR and then you jumped in neck strap down so you see in this particular template you have two weeks to hard reset training out of the month and that's just one of the many ways of doing that for me. I got distracted by what we want to do about the history of cycling so Bill star whose name in the game he was a former top weightlifter later on author the strongest shall survive he is book on strength training for football remains one of the best strength training books that American lifters started getting a whiff of some Russian Paradise programs it was. Ization fertilization the simplest terms is planning your training according to certain principles to ended beak perform that's just the really, 50,000 level 50000 foot definition and they did not have their full full information by was done so they just decided to do exactly that and that was very successful very successful purchase transferring he does not necessarily work for everybody there are some reasons for that this was shown on the platform and finally so first we discussed step cycling stopped loading which is concentrating second we discussed wave cycling which is just cycling right wave loading and third one would be the variable loading and variable loadings it is extremely unique it's on like something else so here is a variable loading Works in variable holding you have certain load parameters like for example you will know that your average training weights will be 75% of your maximum you will know that you will perform for example 300 squats per month or whatever so these numbers were arrived at experimentally over decades and what variable loading does as opposed to the tradition Memphis traditional Progressive overload is that the jump in volume for example from one training unit to another one day one week one month and so on it's at least 20% so the jumps really high really high the variable loading was developed by we argued that in nature most changes are discrete they're not gradual they're discreet so whatever it whatever adapt adaptation take place in your body the same thing whatever happens with many physical process chemical processes and so on so he concluded that training has to be either variable so you understand what I mean that it's a 20% minimal change week-old that DeltaPoint principal I mean it's constantly going up this is not a possible he goes up and down it just keeps flashing so if we use if we go back to the traditional cycling is an example the traditional cycling so it's a linear build up back up a little linear build up back up a little in contrast variable overload it's it's going crazy this is Al entertaining experience strength coaches and especially people with some sort of a bad ground in mathematics they're able to dissect and analyze training class from other coaches you can look it up line you can take an experienced powerlifting coach show him a program from another coach and she'll be able to tell work or not work for and so on and cannot figure out figure out what time to do dread there so there's a very clear pattern variable over looks like a photograph clear variable overload if you start analyzing the pattern look in the program so for example by Olympic weightlifting and directly applied it to so he's blind side made their way to the west and some letters using a very successfully but whenever you try to read this plan and try to make any sense with that he just drives you crazy because you see like okay he was a strain he was a pattern is going right here and he's gone so if traditional cycling's likely the variable overload makes me think of remember in Bueller's Day Off where the kid is looking at show house painting and you know want to use their oldest daughter there so when you step away you see something you start getting closer just a whole bunch of dots it just disappears so what's the story behind that so the stories this method Olympic weightlifting method was developed over several decades by number coaches bursitis is a very much, Maria Bamford so but I'll be off as one for sure did the bed you sound like a number of others and it was a very bitey before a limit on how how successful this method was you can look up the world that weightlifting records in Olympic weightlifting records if you do people realize that the international weightlifting Federation has changed weight classes at two or three times since the 80s and the reason they did that is to erase the drug the record set by the drug taking off please back then of course you are very happy that as soon as they changed the weight classes after stop taking drugs if you look at these records kilo per kilo pound for pound and if you charged them compare them to what they did then two other do today you will find it while they did catch up in a few weight classes in about half these classes the records from the 80s still stand so for example what unicorn opinion did in 1980 at 82 kilos he totaled Chronicles clean and jerk that's never been done before and you was a wiry guy who won't even take him for a lifter just amazing so Bristol the system Still Remains if we're just stick a very large big picture fifty thousand foot look at strength they're great many ways of getting strong some of them very good very bad but historically lifting Sports the two systems that have been are the Civic weight lifting system and the American classic powerlifting system from the 70s and 80s okay that was kind of a long detour to before tell you why the stuff that they figured out back in 1960s why it matters just to say it still is the best so what they did is empirical in endurance going into the cell starting to buy chemistry of the cell in the body taken apart figure out how this works is very helpful very on the other hand when you're dealing with strength that approaches being not really affected so if we talk about muscle muscle training for hypertrophy we still no idea what the hell's going on so we can we know which buttons to push but that just empirical knowledge that's not the understanding of the cell so we really don't first and hypertrophy really know we do not sow and let's I'll be happy to talk about this but if you don't mind let me down this variable overloading the system so what they did even though they also would happen and then they watched how the others performed and the white table top athletes perform and look for patterns and they were very open-minded so they're not thinking like well it's got to be just the heaviest weights will do that where it's got to be the training to failure is going to do that it's not the case so just to give you an example of how enormous that undertaking was so typical strength training studies one six weeks for some subjects you know she's studied the training Lowe's top weightlifters only when they were successful in competition for for Olympic cycles for 16 years and then somebody else due for another cycle and there just an amazing pattern just emerged so friends and I'm going to give you give you the rundown with the patterns are there a certain volumes there's certain optimal intensities so if you follow the variable overload method the optimal intensity so the average intensity would be about 75% of your max weight for most people be probably somewhere like a traps or something could do maybe 10 and you will see that about half of old the lips that you do or about seventy-five 80% now where do all the rest of the other lives come in so there's a normal distribution so you'll find that seventy-five 80% on the top 885 little bit lower you know so the light awaits like 60% on the bottom and they have your ways like 90% in and higher or in the bottle as well so they figured out you just have to do most of your work with these average weights they're not so light 2 respect them but they're not so happy that you have any question about performing lifting incorrectly so and then there's another aspect of intensity is just doing some have your lips very very carefully measured number heavy lifts in addition like 90% or whatever occasionally then they figured out the proper volumes just to give you an idea if you're looking at but saying you might be doing what happened while there's variability but then there's also something else is very interesting he's the optimal number of repetitions with the given weight and this is what hurt people hurt peoples had if you look at it the weights from 7 - 90% the optimal number of repetitions are one-third to two-thirds of your maximum so let me give an example to the reader about the listener let's say that you're lifting a 10 rep max weight so you go all out as hard as possible you can do 10 reps in training you should be doing you should be doing 326 wraps that's it that's that's the window and why is that we have no idea but they experimented with all sorts of rep ranges and they figured out that it directs are too low to give it a wait you don't get stronger the rabbits get to high either the Apple gets hurt or he's thick n***** compromised or he's just unable to perform the optimal volume so pretty much roughly you're looking at doing about half of the refs are capable of that's it and people can argue with her so they want what's the science behind this is no science we don't know the science is purely empirical this particular method is purely empirical it worked for decades is still does and that's one of the ways you can get strong showing summary we have we have three step loading which is Reese Davidson way for a while we're the same raps whatever let me get sudden jump that's the best way to train for beginners usually we have we loading or cycling which is we build up dumb back and build up again and we have variable loading which is almost almost kiotic we're just constantly surprised the body with with rolling at it but who do that within very narrow parameters so this method was purely developed by studying winners and winners is where they final Bible studies were done at every level example coaches in the field with conduct something called about the gagic experiments which is which is a study that's not quite as not quite as scientifically solid but it's still good enough to live Bristow testings out lower level athletes and they will finally take her to a high-level athletes so the things that I'm telling you about they have been universally effective for athlete's above the beginner level and of course there's some subtle changes as you progress there's some subtleties like for instance notice that I said that you have to use some heavy lifts like 90% 95% we have to be very surgical about how many so for instance beginners do none Advanced lifters need to just some but not many intermediate lifters going to the most or heavy weight lifters can do not as many lighter ones can do more so there is some differences at different levels but the principles fundamental shame and these principles apply where the people taking drugs or not they use the Soviet euphemism for that was restoratives and they said this is universal even with those are not the difference were there for the drugs would be he's just that the volume will be higher you'll be able to that's pretty much the difference but the body was to work the same way these principles have they caught on in the United States I mean they've caught on with strong first I know the Ute you implement these and people teach these but is this something that's universally sort of accepted or is it still something that people are cute load of cautiously curious about it's definitely not Universal in part because people don't know about it in part you out to in and this correctly so right now the several the several areas where you would see that is what one obviously buddy Che cose powerlifting programs that have been imported here by these by powerlifters the other is we have the program called plant-strong which is very faithful representation of the Soviet weight lifting system but apply to General strength exercises sing what Wheels to do and this is what we do with with with the military and so on and so forth we have some simple programs very simple programs that are designed using this Delta 20 principal and using this Optima loads that they could just go out and use the nice thing is I'm like Progressive overload cycling if something happens you got a problem here there's some variability so in summary to say no it's not widely known no it's yeah let's fix it and it did make sense and one of these are really like what you're saying about is completing the adaptation with your tendons in your ligaments and all these different things that often times are injured when you are ramping up your weight lifting and you're trying to increase the amount of weight carry so this this principle of maintaining at a similar weight for a long time allow your body to complete that application that makes a lot of sense out of patients need to be stable and it does it's not true just for strength training if you look at enduring such well the other patients in the mitochondria is weld the you can get some acute adaptacion so very short-term like I owe you a bigger whatever guns and six weeks or work faster 400 meter is 6 weeks yes you can do that but these adaptations are transient so it takes time for things to really get get solidified and also if you're more patient with your progression as well you're going to find that your gains are much more stable if you take some time off which is important for anybody you travel you get sick some other thing happens so if you've been training in a matter where you're not forcing yourself your progression as well you're going to find that your gains are much more stable if you take some time off which is important for anybody you travel you get sick some other thing happens so if you've been training in a matter where you're not forcing yourself


    "One More Rep" Mentality is Bad for Longevity w/Pavel Tsatsouline | Joe Rogan
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    attack this is one of the very important points in that's so his coaches would make that do not forced adaptation David rigert riggers probably the greatest weightlifter of all times so he's over sixty world records and several weight classes and just unbelievable athlete so he just made a point that do not force and strength development do not force development that's another problem you start it's possible to build muscle fast but it's not given us earlier equality muscle so yes take your time and and this is interesting up Joe this is what Old-Timers understood I'm a fan of books by old-time strongman some of them are just remarkable 25 coldest degrees of strength and it's an awesome book she read this book and if you follow the directions in this book from 1925 you will get parts of your results and foremost pop Fitness and strength programs because people who had some sense some common sense or able to observe what's going on they're not driven by some slogan it's very embraced here in America yeah with the meat ads which are my people that the thing about it is that you think that mental toughness is going to push you past your limits or what your proceed limits are and that that's where the real strength happens that's where the real growth takes place doesn't buy it that's a very valid point for for you mentally not physically mentally but periodically is very important point you have to push the button push the body to the Limit weather in competition with some other manner but for short. Of time and not too often that's very important you know Ronnie Coleman is right yeah yeah Ronnie Coleman who was mr. Olympia just one point time one of the most impressive and spectacular physiques on Earth is now so injured from all of his incredible lips that he was known for lifting enormous enormous amount of weight and I mean I think when they asked him about if we do anything different I think he's had I hope I'm not wrong but I think more than 11 back surgeries over the last few years he's essentially herniated every single disc in his back and a series of back operations has left him walking with crutches and you know it's it's bad but this is the result of this sort of mindset of Champion to know that he was your Barbie I'm going to interrupt you for a second Champion has that mindset on the platform the champion whenever the champion is in the gym he or she is going to approach this as a as a working man pretty much this is the plan this is what I do so you will find that absolutely in in sports you have to be extremely tough and you have to model some of that in training as well but in a very very careful time matter for instance shoplifters stop powerlifters they Max twice a year had the Nationals and of the world's meanwhile they trained hard to push themselves to do everything right but they did not try to squeeze out one extra wrap you just simply will not work it does not work I remember having conversation with Andy Bolton Andy is the first man to dump the thousand pounds just spectacular athlete if you watch Andy pool and competition is just just unbelievable it's a thing of beauty and I just and he was telling me how how some lifters he have seen that we just simply try to hang with others better lifters in the gym and try to repeat exactly what they do and that's what happens after that nothing good happens from that you have to be tough when it's time in the gym you have to do the plan like for example about heavy lifting heavy singles let's same if I'm sure everybody who listens to your program has been at what point of their life decided to up their bench press by going to Max and once a week I'm sure everybody has I have you have everybody has how long do the last typically 6 weeks for beginner van sleep for my toddler eat or three weeks and that's about it so for whatever reasons after that you know you never system started venting out your endocrine system can keep pop and that's it so for that reason before the competition you might take like a 90% single double or something like that and if you look at the longevity of powerlifters and if you could lend you have any of the weightlifters of the Soviet school is very impressive ABY great example so David rigert himself who was the champion around you know the seventies so he is worried he's probably pushing 70 right now you know lives in a farm Works in a farm buddies code doing great very healthy and I'm trying hard so basically he is so I think he's German so if one of the dermis living in the Soviet Union and eventually when the Soviet Union fell apart cook for the immigrated to Germany and the so you're the guy who is almost 90 years old still looks about thirty years younger who still does jump squats with 90 kills four sets of 10 and this is an example so heavyweight don't have the same longevity but that's Passmore that does not have anything to do with the training system that has to do with the fact the strain you put in your system by eating so much just not so good but this guy's have longevity if you also look at the Power electric most successful powerlifters American powerlifters competed for if I'm not mistaken about 30 years at the highest level from a very light weight loss too much heavier one and he stayed super healthy throughout he maybe had one injury and Eddie right now yours have after retirement is very very healthy so you will find that the mentality of saving this eye of the tiger for 1 as opposed to treating every training days of competition that makes a big difference for performance and Longevity it's just battles the mindset of always do more always push harder always give your all leave everything in the gym that does this is the mindset that people have been tripping doctrinated into trip that they think that the hard work is what really matters but hard work doesn't matter but hard work and come in a lot of different it can manifest itself differently with that approach of work with a guy like Ronnie Coleman because he's a bodybuilder so bodybuilders obviously you're not talking about competition and sense of being able to lift a lot of weight and you're talking about just Mass acquiring Mass what y'all do bodybuilders from the older era like Franco Columbu very sad that doctor recently but she was an exceptionally strong man swimming llaveros is a heart issue that has nothing to do with lifting so he was very healthy and very strong till the end and if you look at the guys of that generation there you know they're doing great and if you look at other bodybuilders power powerlifter let's hear bodybuilders who have some kind of a power bodybuilding approach these guys have been around longer as well if you look at the Old Timers again Dave Draper Clarence is well let's put it this way he uses not a spring chicken but he's got an absolutely spectacular physic he's still staying very strong how old is he now and just super Jack body big as incredible to push himself when you need to bring self yeah but he's very very intelligent. Guy was built with a different strategy I can speculate I don't know but I can write back too late but if you look at the muscle mass that have been achieved by heavyweight powerlifters by Kirk karwoski look at that guy w o s k i so if you see that type of development achieved by heavyweight powerlifters then I don't see why not and bodybuilders have their own additional techniques they still have to do their stuff for the separation whatever it is that you do but I think there's a very good chance that you would have and if you look at the successful power like Mike O'Hearn for example that's a very strong guy he's a power bodybuilder they are Virgos karwoski right there yeah and Dad guy just would not fool around with a tech whatever deck and what-have-you pec deck painfully yeah and that guy just would not full around with deck whatever deck and what-have-you pec deck painfully


    Bodyweight, Barbell, Kettlebell - Which is Best? /Pavel Tsatsouline | Joe Rogan
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    you know machines are this is an interesting point of you okay there is a belief that machines are great for beginners and because you don't have to control it it's a friend's isolated so on so forth really machines have limited use for advanced lifters when they're injured or whenever they have to just really focus on something so it's possible it's possible to use a machine if you really messed up you can find some angle a beginner starts doing leg presses scheduling mishap his coordination so I got out the back strength and ab strength sewing machines are not necessarily bad so the deck might be okay for bodybuilder looking for more cats or for somebody recovering from an injury knowing exactly the hangovers to push not your typical person going to gym has no business doing that I love about kettlebells is promotes functional strength it promotes the entire body moving as a unit that is used to apply very quickly to Athletics is one of the reasons why you get two people of adopted kettlebell training so almost Universal app so late I'd are many reasons why but that's one of them or and your ability to get out from under the bottom bottom positions is so just a phenomenal work turn on the workout but the these principles of using the entire body and with kettlebells using different parts of your body using your legs your call your app all-in-one one workout is also so it's so effective TimeWise cuz you can get a spectacular workout in a very short amount of time maybe this is a good time to discuss benefits of kettlebells vs. lightsaber bills or body that's very good conversation as a question ask people ask, so what are the respective benefits of these different modalities the body weight is obvious is accessible it's with you no matter where you go but innocently enough to body weight requires the most coaching I have tutor satellite for example if you look at developing something the gym is called the hollow position takes a lot of coaching to perform at correct even pull up or push up its is a lot of work one-legged squat so on and so forth so he's great intakes but it just takes more time or investment also the down side of the body weight would be you can't return the lower back and factually and you have to turn your lower back to see you you just have to and whatever you do back extensions other stuff neck Bridges is not going to do for your back so by the way gray modality but with its lease limitations the barbell if you just love heavy stuff it's awesome and it's just psychologically to extremely satisfying then if you're looking forward to my maximize your muscle mass nobody has come up with anything other than the barbell so you know you start doing you know some repetition Download Squad store so that's another but let's say you're playing football right the problem with the barbell first of all is the learning curve it take some time to learn it correctly it's not easy to master it and it takes a lot of instruction in addition the Broncos not forgiving so let's say that one of your shoulders are jacked it's just not very forgiving because you can how to adjust yourself to the bar is opposed to make the Implement adjust yourself so this is really credible comes in first of the Kettlebell because it moves freely it adjust your body to your physiology 2 Anatomy should say so it works quite well for example Mark Rifkin he was one of my instructors he was do bilateral exercises well because of the mileage you sustain you took a very bad landing as a gymnast ruin is Negan on from there other things when bad back whatever so that he can do whatever he cannot do to arm swings because it just messes him up but he can do whatever swing so the body compensates Hill differently than he can handle it so it's with the proper medical clearance it's much easier to work around problems then the offsets on a gravity-fed just tremendous thing for your back I'm sorry for your shoulder so what positions are put your shoulder and you cannot do with anything else but and you obviously you have to get up which is an amazing exercise did not do it as well with other implements but the ballistics that's another unique benefit of the kettlebell swings and snatches exercise the benefits of Bristol ballistic loading I was just part of sports and it's a part of life and often times it's hard to do safely go ahead start jumping it like before somebody starts jumping correctly jumping off boxes and so on and so forth to see when you don't hopping across the floor it requires some coaching it requires getting some strengths it requires addressing some dysfunction so on and so forth sample it's so many hard man with high mileage or really banged up in so many different ways the Baxter needs their hips they're able to do swing safely that's just remarkable and with a ballistic contractions very important so we have to run to have to jump you have to do things like that but it goes beyond that for your health for longevity so as we grow older there's a lot of type 2 muscle muscle fibers so the strongest the fast-twitch fibers and there are several problems with that first of all their metabolically needed for the body to be healthy to process sugar so on so on so forth second is to deal with real life situations you know I can spend fortunes so old person trips and breaks a hip terrible and sometimes the reason just weakness and we need this fast fibers because whenever your trip you have this reflexive contraction these fibers go online first so if you don't have them anymore you got that your problems right so and other reason is in type 2 fibers there is mitochondrial degeneration takes place is her older much faster than others and if you don't take care of that it's all so that's aging got it rain this type 2 fibers and only two ways to train type 2 fibers it's heavy or fast so there's no Third Way so whenever people try to do some sort of a super slow this or Pilates that whatever it's not going to do it so you have to train heavy we have to train fast if you want to stay young so are you completely against that kind of super slow training not at all but for totally different reasons obviously one reason it's possibly somebody is injured right and now the reason is to develop your type 1 endurance fibers hypertrophy for these fibers why would you want to do that or first of all type 1 fibers the downside of his fibers is they can track slower so obviously that's a downside for some sport for summer activities but there was no more efficient which means plus Brothers sports right so and other positive here they were to come pre creeper mitochondria so mitochondria that's why Rubik metabolism takes place and by building your type 1 fibers you automatically get more endurance in addition to muscle mass and strength to so super slow work is good for that but it has to be done correctly the proper methods were developed by Rihanna and so he developed this method I'm going to summarize a free right now for your free listeners that something you can easily do yourself easily know that word simply so did you rayshun of asset is 32/62 you have to select the range of motion where there's no there's no stacking there's no there's no support from your bones at all so for example of how to do a squat you go down below parallel but not to the point where you sitting on your couch and come up just a little about feral and Below again so just at the most unpleasant the most painful area if you're doing let's say push-ups for chest for example you would almost brush the deck with your chest come up about halfway and come back down and the speed very slow so there's no momentum at all now doesn't sound like anything new but here's what's new Juliana optimize your rest. And and that's a big Yankee game changer normally when people trained in this manner bodybuilders and others they just want to get more sunburned possible and by the way the burnt these awful and in this particular case you want to train close to failure and this particular case that's just a muster training that's not strength training per se so they try to run for 1 CET to the next so don't do this let's say the 32nd said than they will just need a rest for 30 seconds to do it again completely Hammer themselves the problem with that is even though we do not know the exact mechanisms of Boss what girls we do know that some lactic acid is needed but too much lactic acid is destructive so what's up did you see figure is after these going to set you have to rest for 5 to 10 minutes and it sounds for pupillary distance very hard mental thing to do so here I am going for this massive burn and I have to wait for 5 to 10 minutes but it's very simple you introduce another exercise in between so 5252 10 sets on the heavy day eventually presets in yd that's it now this is incorporating super slow techniques and who would this be good for wrestlers wrestlers is spectacular Rodger from the UK he had him follow this protocol before he and his crew rowed across the Atlantic did much better off than most people and was much happier if you can pay out their own across the Atlantic so for rowing for wrestling for bodybuilding for some people who cannot do anything else so that's a good protocol so this is essentially a muscular endurance protocol is both because because the muscles getting bigger and it will get stronger but it won't be faster if it's not with a boxer actually no no definitely not rest or yes MMA you just have to use your judgment there


    Pavel Tsatsouline Popularized Kettlebells in the US | Joe Rogan
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    I've been following your work for a long time and being introduced to you and your methods by Steve Maxwell who was you know huge proponent of the Kettlebell and then it started getting into your very very good and how long have you been teaching in practice since you're a little medium already, the Russia on here until you came over here you know what I don't think people really tried I don't think people really understood that it would catch on and I did not think it would happen either so I'm sitting with my friend Marty Gallagher having steaks years back Morty is our former coach Republican Team USA and talking about stuff and I told about kettlebells he says well you got to teach Americans how to do that and I said Marty you don't understand this stuff is too hard and nobody's going to want to do this and he said you don't understand people want to do this and I wrote an article for based and Morty suggestion from Milo so Milo was a publication news publication for strange guys who lift rocks and Ben things and break things on so on and so forth and what does the start of it and after that I told my publisher about it and he said won't come on let's just make edibles and teach people I told him the same thing you do understand that people will not want to do this this is too hard and but he convinced me they convinced me this could help you but it was popular over there and at least at least 70 or possibly you for that but this country is so performance-oriented and so sports-oriented and so competitive why wouldn't you think that that would be sort of a natural training mode out immediately adopted you got me there please Jensen please 1700 or possibly before that but this country is so performance-oriented and so sports-oriented and so competitive why wouldn't you think that that would be sort of a natural training mode out it was immediately adopted you got me there


    Strength Trainer Pavel Tsatsouline on CrossFit Good and Bad
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    CrossFit Circle back around to that what do they do that you feel you said there's a lot of good things they do to get people moving they introduce people to all these different exercise routines what do you think they do wrong do I don't want to pick up CrossFit this so-called metabolic conditioning has been around since 1975 at least one Arthur Jones going that term you know the guy from Nautilus that's when he would people go through a circuit machines and I'm sure it's been around even before that I would just do things totally different so there's no point in there's no point in me trying to criticize criticize a different system I'm just telling you this is what the sign says experience has this how we should be doing it and I think that up there a lot of great people and Crossfit and I just wish you no power to them you would just do it like what you're talkin about with longer rest periods different sort of train approach and let's say that you're training for the CrossFit Games okay I say that you're going to write what you would do is name some CrossFit Darkside let's say okay in there wall ball you throw this a few times walk around you do a set of push-ups but say 5 to 10 reps and you do this for 40 minutes why 40 minutes it doesn't always have to be 40 minutes but pretty much we know if you can sustain it for 40 minutes not going to be over the glycolytic so we just kind of know that I'll give you another example you can do a burpee but time it in a way that you can keep doing burpees 4:40 so you do a rap walk around do a rap walk around or even breaking up so you do these different crossfit specific competition specific exercises in this particular matter where you able to just sustain it again for 40 minutes then you start doing what in track is called peeking so when you're running let's say 400 meters athletes when they train in the offseason the train largely aerobically even though their distances or shorted they're still not trying to trash themselves but we do know that even if you develop your mitochondria if you do correctly and suddenly you throw yourself in an acid bath your body is going to be unpleasantly surprised so what you need to do you need to model that it was going to happen is a couple weeks before competition once-a-week future much is like Eric something similar to the competition like a water whatever and this will accomplish several things one is it will operate you later Boppers so your body produces baking soda pretty much to cancel out the acid and it's a very rapid adaptation it's very easy to get just two weeks you got it and in a dish you also hop regulation that clinic enzymes we should also one for competition and again they're very quick to develop very quick to lose as well so finally there is such a thing as heart and respiration rate modeling so he's pretty much means that you can be so I can win and if you're not used to sucking wind tonight I feel good your diaphragm spasm and not-so-good so the purpose of peeking to get yourself in kind of a simulated competition situation where they acid is high enough to make your body adapt to it which end. Fast and to make yourself comfortable with hard high heart rates and breathing so that's that's a summer that's pretty much how track athletes train situation where they acid is high enough to make your body adapt to it which adults fast and do make yourself comfortable with heart I heart rates and breathing so that's that's a summary that's pretty much how track athletes train


    Pavel Tsatsouline: Society Needs More Tough Guys
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    so what do you spend your time doing these days do you spend your time teaching seminars coaching people like writing books woody woody what's the quality above so I am staying I'm working on a Tucson special event for strongfirst which is my company the school strength so I do seminars like strong endurance II wind and so on I Ride books and I Consulting but what I really am trying to do is I'm trying to build strong first you know the school of strikes my vision is that more people want to become stronger and strength will become cool strength will become important and I'd like to see that across the decades really small portion of the population that you think that can actually change I hope so I don't know I hope so why would it change while we're working at it maybe you'll do something about it who knows what a friend of mine said something and John said today you have this very small and my young people very small fraction of the population the super tough guys Fordyce competing anime and so on these Daredevils doing extreme sports show on and you have the huge majority or just sitting doing this or they go in do their little glottis thing or whatever they do their little interval session and I just think Society of large and use more just just regular tough guys you know like the Old Farmer's somebody like that and I think that's that needs to be more Broad and people need to understand that that the fitness exercises and foam rollers and all that stuff you know you don't like foam rollers it's not that I don't like foam rollers it it's a to just like everything else here's a problem a guy comes in he spends 45 minutes and some fancy heukels a movement prep what the hell's movement prep and he's sitting around you know rolling his butt in the foam roller and he does some other weird Voodoo and getting some little nonsense get his heart rate up in between sets is going to be updating his profile or whatever even doing any of the correct or work something that you need to do you should have been separated from your training like don't dishonor the lifting prop platform by throwing a foam roller on it somewhere else it was just a natural thing to sort of work The Kinks out of work involved to do somewhere else just don't do it by the platform and don't ever step over barbell that's the most disrespectful thing you can do stepping over a barbells disrespect disrespect you have to go around it of course I do I'm sure I've stepped over barbells


    Pavel Tsatsouline: Whole Body Benefits of Kettle Bell Training
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    what do you do now account for so how old are you you look great thank you great haircut to thank you I'm working on being 20 jail I'm 52 are you older than me I'm working out we're both working how often do I train almost everyday just doing something differently yeah mostly kettlebells or mostly for the last several years would I suppose last several months work out of experimental doing something else but for the last several years pretty much has been nothing but swings and and dips just wanted my protocols it's a very particular anti glycolytic protocol anti glycolytic me and swall swings and dips why why that combination try to be minimalist pretty much and try to cover as much as possible also trying to do things that my body likes but the swings are I would argue that the swing is the most beneficial exercise anybody can do because you will again your drain power your drain your fast fibers you're developing mitochondria in the fast fibers you are treating your connective tissues and you know you're getting your cardio as well stopped you know it's not focus on that but you have that side effect the dip is you know what's been missing I like the idea of very minimalist General strength protocols that just have pretty much a hip hinge and an depress that's that's a preference why is it if you just wings powerfully and if you do dips or push ups powerfully chances are you and I going to lose your chops chances are for most people in mind what is general training versus specific training so in Russian Sports Science there was a concept of General training vs. special training special mean sport-specific pretty much so the general strength General training can be strengthened be something else gives you foundation for everything else and it's characterized by high degree of carryover so for example if you decide to do barbell squats you know for a fact that you're going to jump higher you going to run fast you're going to hit harder and so on and so forth if you decide to go leg extensions you can be sure that you're going to get better at leg extensions that's it so possible carry over so that's what you do and then after that you start having you more specific stuff so I'd say that you know you would increase the number of chin-ups you want to do what you got to do chips so that's a specific practice absolutely so for a long time and I was just doing kettlebells doing cleans presses snatches wings but bunch of different squat protocols overhead squats in my dip went through the roof so that type of carry over some of it we can understand that but yeah we've had the kettlebell swing for example increase the performance of world champion powerlifters and top marathon runners at the same time so very bizarre thing and I get a solid wood decipher some Woodside can but hey we'll take it right what do you think is going on there if you had a gas cuz it's okay so it's a number of different things one is the type of the type of breathing patterns that we use for example for endurance that for that helps strengthen doors so we'll use this pressurized breathing that increases your strength on exhalation so that pretty much do you strengthen any kind of exertion with his punching or lifting and at the same time we are also training our muscles that inspiration muscle inflammation muscles as well and so developing developing these muscles is really important for performance so. Just wanted to aspects and other aspects of the broke the 3,000 lb total record in the VIN for alerting some years back so I don't Donnie for sometimes with Donny kept hurting his back knees deadlift was stuck so we met I showed him some stuff he started doing that invented a couple of cool things of his own as well so nine months later he added about 70 lb bench press said the total record and what's what is coach setting kettlebells work the muscles without killing them just so it appears to be that the particular stimulus that you have its there's always a positive and there's always a negative when you're training right or something good that's happening so something that's holding back you have to recover so it seems to be that nature of things that happens within the muscle is positive or the negative and I think part of it is very well does ballistic loading the body adapts is extremely extremely well Board of it has to do the particular training protocols we have because we produce the right amount of acid but not too much acid a lot of trainees in the Fitness World their disenamored Woodburn thousand pounds in competition and he was just a brilliant Sports Ines brakebill and Coach he said you like burn light a match with a burn so again the bloating protocols we have these sites that you have the right amount of. Of that simulation not excessive because what happens if too much lactic acid is here's what happens positive motion rather negative but for sure they don't make them work it makes them worse or for sure people like to say well soreness is just caused by eccentric loading and that's it annual Sable Spiker free radicals and so that free radicals damage to a membrane as well so with what we do we tried and plus there's other stuff happens like body part starts producing ammonia which is toxic and deeply to ATP sold as things are going there's really sideways so I think the nature of what you do is you just optimize this metabolic environment to get exactly what you want by there are some other things to like in your case were pressing and four dips I challenge anybody to find a pressing exercise that's by mechanically more perfect for the shoulder than the caliber military press is perfect range of motion perfect grade stretch a contraction just absolutely perfect so we don't but hey what the hell effect exercise that's by mechanically more perfect for the shoulder than the caliber military press is perfect range of motion perfect grade stretch a contraction just absolutely perfect so someone could get some we don't but hey what the hell effect will take it right


    Pavel Tsatsouline on Diet and Nutrition
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    when you see Jim's you know what we see Jim's like mine that have all this equipment all these different things do you look at that is like that's excessive or unnecessary that is just whatever you add for yourself and without knowing your training needs your background I don't truly I can't evaluate your gym but I can tell you that most people have too much stuff and it becomes our problems choices so you can mini of this and this and that so what are you going to do it called get injured from this kind of exercising in my life older contact injuries like you no fractures and things like that they're not from they're not from lifting from lifting things War World 2 weeks all of them were tweaks by the alternate ligaments by Falling in things like that you've never had issues with tendonitis or any of that combat. That's exactly what I got mine from sure yeah well first of all provided in the absence of medical restrictions you just work around 6 so you'll find things to do that Ward the area without aggravating it nuts does you know this kind of the age-old prescription for what you want to do and what I'm telling you that a lot of things we do are allowing a lot of people to get back in the game before it been really interview for and I can tell you that the techniques we use a strong first kettlebell techniques and some other techniques we have supporters amongst top Healthcare professionals people like Professor Stuart McGill who is top spine biomechanist in the world and who works with the elite of the elite of athletes and also the most broken down people Greg Cook was adopted psychotherapist people like that so we have a very good track record of keeping people healthy I like this old expression from George the Russian line hackenschmidt strength cannot be divorced from health I think that's a great line that's a great line that doesn't want something with my bicep tendon I think I got it from two things I got it from training doing a lot of chin-ups but also from archery cousin archery extending as your drawing back at the same time and this particular muscle gets over work cuz I have doctor marching I know what about your diet I'm an animal nutrition I didn't know anything about it I don't like it so I just feel sorry for people on that field I really do it's a constantly be reading papers you have to constantly be studying and it's still hopeless yet we should do is focus weatherton Dieter and training we should try to focus on things are more Universal so for example in terms of longevity dr. Nick Lane for the mitochondrial research or he made it very interesting point he said right now for lungevity so many efforts are directed at the genetic engineering manipulation whatever falling around trying to make this really really customized and he said you know what's really interesting why to try to focus on something that's been known to work not just for any individual bricks for racking my pretty much every species which is mitochondrial health and he says that if we find a way of extending life spent on his 30 years old he's pretty sure it's going to come from mitochondrial health and the stimuli for mitochondrial health sampling terms of nutrition that's that's fasting in terms of exercise it is both aerobic steady-state exercise and that type of work for fast fibers that I told you about anti glycolytic training and there's cold so those are the stimuli the primary stimuli for the mitochondria so probably for nutrition the same thing they should look for more things that work for everybody and then I'm kind of on the margins try to fool around with customization what about you personally what kind of diet to follow back some years ago and that's a very interesting gent Ori hofmekler and he introduced me to he's so cold Warrior died and I was not interested in any kind of a diet any kind of a body count changes I'm just not into that kind of thing but what attracted me is efficiency once a day and I thought sure I'll try and this was long before the current intermittent fasting craze has begun so I don't think or he's getting quite the credit he deserves so I pretty much as he's a large dinner and don't worry about it you snack at all during the day slam a lot of calories down in one meal do right what do you eat steak mostly brought my wife Meek Mill heated not not out of choice but mostly meat yeah but you understand what I'm telling you just personal choices did some research and summarize some other research like why are fruit and vegetables good for you and the party line is the antioxidants and they almost convincingly concluded that's not the case because if you just try to isolate antioxidants just give it to people they don't have the same effect so the current theory what you know is true the plant toxins pretty much promote for mises hormesis pretty much resistance against stuff so it's pretty much mild doses of poison that you take to make yourself stronger so that's most like the weirdest things are good for antioxidants Haitian might even cause cancer so that's just not something to shotgun or go to the pharmacy by all this stuff you should know exactly what you're taking them for and that should be a great benefit that some people have had is people thought of him issues like skin condition eczema things along those lines it seems to cure it up people with severe arthritis it's mean by cutting out all plant Foods completely some people with autoimmune issues have found great results some people found great results with depression but it's extremely controversial and you know it's all so ideologically troubling for some people some people I want you to eat meat at all so if you're eating only meat this is terribly sending about message necessary evil you understand certain things just like your foam roller Joe let me know you just do it if not you don't enjoy it that thing next to the Tim Tam that's what I use instead of a foam roller that Jackhammer right underneath the tripod and go that's that was invented by MMA coach Peraza Hobby talks about vegetables with such disdain I would think but I will tell you all this stuff about fiber and listen. That's supposedly good and again that's that's not my specialty but this other point about her Macy's which is again building up your resistance yes resilience to things so it's very possible vegetables are evil and the small doses of his evil make a stronger corner of your plate should be more probably probably I don't know it's just a funny subject with you you have an interesting relations you I'm an animal nutrition I hate it I just really hate it I have a sympathy deep sympathy for people who are in that line of work do you supplement with multivitamins or creatine or anything along those lines extensively and walnut for everybody it does work you don't have any I don't have any. So I'm not in that my things so what about vitamins you take any vitamins out there is there's no evidence and again if if you would get a prescription from your doctor that you shorten this then you should this is essentially not your wheelhouse


    Pavel Tsatsouline: Building Endurance the Right Way
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    about endurance so they're different aspects to endurance and so there's cardio and there is the most of the peripheral endurance in the muscles muscular endurance so first to let discuss how do we develop cardio let's discuss how we develop endurance in the muscle the best the healthiest way to develop your cardio is just did exercise like running at a particular particular speed that's not too fast that's very simple that's the best way to develop cardio for most people it is for most people It Isn't So here's what's happening what's happening is the hardest stretching when you increase your heart rate up to a certain point the heart start stretching more and it stretches more and more volume not quite 90% of heart rate when you start redlining your heart rate when you start getting to 90% and higher the hard does not have time to relax foot so it really pretty much is twitching so you're no longer really stretching that hard so you want to be training at the metabolic intensity that's much lower something we can pretty much just any conversation so I'd say you're running and talking to you that's what you want to stay to develop endurance that want to develop to stretch your heart that's a basic method so that's one method so the second method is interval training so and the interval training for the heart was developed by Germans decades ago and these guidelines still stand so here's what they figured out they figured out that you're we know that this various systems anybody have a nurse do Francis noticed that when you're running hard and you stopped your heart still beating hard and then maybe 10 seconds after there's a sudden drop right there so is that a no-show so the Germans figured out if you get your heart rate up to about eighty-five 90% which is it's hard but it still not maximum and then you switch to walking or jogging so the heart is still beating and so is this extra volume of blood is moving instructions to hard so you can use the intro method as well but it's it was found its use best after after. Of steady-state training is very demanding on the body and it's not it's just it's too easy to have problems with a heart if you start using it prematurely then there's also such a thing as high straight under heavy loads exercises Dynamic exercise running bicycling skiing even life kettlebell swings that's been amick exercise when you start doing static exercises for you know that's not the best idea because that interferes with the blood flow that the something called Floyd vs. preload the heart gets thicker instead of the heart gets you know get stretch them bigger just not the optimal way to train the heart you can again this simple way you can use Dynamic exercise an interval type training or repeat training in this case to train your heart is to do an exercise that Dynamic nature to raise your heart rate to about 89% we should be 89% it'll be where you can see maybe a couple words you know you're not you're not dying yet you can still answer a question and then you just walk around and you'll do it again so that's a simple way of how much time walking around that depends. funny rage gay in this particular case you would do you would drop it down the regional guidelines were done for young people those hundred twenty hundred thirty beat so you're talkin about 6 to 65% and pretty much if you're just looking at being able to pass the talk test which means you can talk you know short sentences I can speak in short sounds like that right so for example you do a set of tennis Wings really powerful the Kettlebell walk around a little bit when you feel that you can speak again you do it again do it again so that's a simple way of doing that but the heart is only a very small part of endurance so we definitely need to do some cardio for health and athletes definitely need to do for their performance but what we really need to focus on his need mitochondria so mitochondria in the in the muscle cell so that's where energy is being converted aerobically which means efficiently so if you look at the way your muscle uses energy so you will get this energy with food converted and goes down eventually the final currency so to say ATP but it's only a few seconds so we have three main out of your system so have the powerful but it's only and it's clean-burning we have I Robux system that's not powerful at all but it's longer-lasting and we have the glycolytic system that's kind of in-between that dumps a lot of acid another 15 metabolites in there so what we want to do as we want to develop these mitochondria in our muscles it's easier to do a slow fibers and little more involved in Fast Five result we can do that but it can be done we're looking for instead of trying to trash the muscle with acid we are trying to train in a way that to produce less acid and then only before the competition right before the competition couple weeks out you do a couple of cannabis smokers like that to get yourself used to that that thing so the way we develop mitochondria which means major muscle oxidative make a muscle enduring and not polluting is low fiber is it simply moving right below anaerobic threshold so I never over threshold is that intensity at which you know acid is accumulating just up to a certain point it stays at steady-state and you can keep disposing of that for a while for quite a while as soon as you go a bobbit very rapidly you crash so running right below then I Robux threshold is the primary Training Method for endurance athletes and how do you know that you run the threshold when you feeling the talk test that's a simple way to do that and it's very interesting that endurance athletes even though if we're not necessarily will educated they can attend to grab it taste for that intensity and so what happens is we are producing a small amount of acid and the body finally able to be no produce less and less so that's how we train aerobic I'm sorry that's how we train mitochondria and slow fibers for a fast fibers it becomes something more interesting so the conditions the conditions for making the mitochondria be able to handle more traffic without producing as much acid is pushed them just to the edge of acidosis just just to the edge and do it over and over and over so and you're sprinting again and you're just walking but you're doing that to measuring of blood lactate and it still keeps below the threshold and you sustained us for the tape 40 minutes so think of this very second you sprinting very intensely but you stop before you start burning you get to the point of just light marker 14 and you dude over and over and over so if we talked about coaching terminology repeat training versus interval training so what is interval training garbage will have to take a step to the side so the three types of rest periods between your sets weather running lifting whatever so there's a stress. That means that you will have a harder time to do the same thing or you will not be able to repeat it right that's infiltrating there is the supercompensation. Which means if you wait extra long time you'll perform even better like for example if you do at setup Bluffs wait for 15 minutes you might be able to do more 15 minutes later and there is the ordinary. Which is that you'll be able to repeat it over and over so that's encouraging speakers go to repeat training repeat versus Andrew so we're trying to sustain that same level of performance for 40 minutes let's say so we're trying to sustain that same level of performance for 40 minutes let's say so that's an example of how we develop mitochondria fast-twitch fibers and the same thing we can do with kettlebell swings the same thing you can do working and have a bag and so on and so forth


    Lil Duval Believes in Religion... For Normal People | Joe Rogan
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    I can't believe that's a real thing me neither man cuz like I wear I live in I got a house in the in the Bahamas like you went and nighttime you can really see how around the earth is cuz it's so pitch-black and when you walk out the yard at night it feels like you're out of space and you can really see how around the earth is it since his damn the stupid how people don't don't believe that is everything is a lie Bank of America was here and he was hoping you and I guess they didn't like it sounds so it's just like you didn't think imma space will think it's hard to think that farther than you think that's why you got to think about it no one think the people that didn't think America was here at least they have the benefit there was no photographs that never been anybody who's been way more of a question whether or not America existed is whether or not the Earth is round the Earth is round you can see it it's not hard they have two satellites at photo of every 10 minutes the idea that all that's fake is so crazy idea that every mission is fake every Space Station Mission every satellite all that's fake like why the weird thing is a lot of the dudes that are doing it there like super Christian lot of Flat Earth people that were in space that we're on a flat ball so to keep us from God like what Minnesota nice place to keep that in mind focused on that right there cuz otherwise be so you can tell everybody everything you know cuz then they'll go crazy that's why that's why I believe in religion I really do for normal people a vehicle for aiding Evolution to take us out of our Barbarian days into our civilized days and then transcend but this is religion what we're doing right here I think I know self cuz it's freaking van and talkin and and preaching pretty much I believe where we're at with the evolution of entertainment in conversation is like our Bible and that's what we're doing with social media and I tweaked my shitt like that like that's who you thinking like a hundred years from now somebody to read this s*** like we read hieroglyphics because that God was I mean that Jesus is really a regular person because if you do anal back on trust no regular person I got to make this m*********** Amazing Wok on Earth walk on water and then you'll trust it yeah you know I'm saying but if he just like me and you he f****** the round ones you don't want to see a f****** especially back then when everybody knew that no one knew what the f*** was going on and they were under the God of War the God of this the god of that it always got the battle it out over Destiny they did was just game of The Horde and the thing that sucks is up is out green for sure we are more nature than we're more of this than we are this this is like this is just everything we talked in that we just speaking just talkin talkin s*** we have thought a thousand times a week are you taking money for really makes us how we move what we do you know about how your actions your actions really much you creatures of habit in the last was really tells you like I'm talkin All That I Can Say I'm a good guy Hertz looking death get high play video game movies you never know it's all about human emotions and then go either way but I know I mean I think it's going to play out weird it's not going to be it's not the same world that it was 50 years ago is not to be the same world I would totally different world and I just want to look at and belay you never know it's all about humans emotions can go either way but I know I mean I think it's going to play out weird it's not going to be it's not the same world that it was 50 years ago is not to be the same world I would totally different world and I just want to look at and be like


    We Might Get an 'Empire of the Summer Moon’ Movie
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    give me some make a movie yeah you know I mean someone really have someone really need to make a movie about Cynthia Ann Parker about Quanah about the Comanche just about what it must have been like for these poor hapless settlers that didn't know they're being used as a meat buffer now if the whole story has been working on his for 9 years so as I understand it the first screenwriter was Larry McMurtry it was very famous you know if you had to pick a screenwriter would be Larry McMurtry in Hollywood it was in the middle of the in the belly of the Beast hear you know what it's like in Hollywood is just does what it does how mean there are two modes here I think they are on fire in Glacier and and I've been through I am extremely I didn't think it was possible to do a 2-hour movie about that so what they did is they basically made it about Mackenzie and Quanah flat brilliant and I think as as I'm told that even though I wasn't part of it they came pretty close last summer 2 doing this but the budget was too high and the budget was so high I think that they thought that the only way they can make their money back as if they had Batman or Wonder Woman in it but then that might wreck the atmosphere doing this but the budget was too high and the budget was so high I think that they thought that the only way they can make their money back as if they had Batman or Wonder Woman in it but then that might wreck the atmosphere


    Lil Duval on the Success of Smile (Living My Best Life) | Joe Rogan
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    Gymboree lucky we all are we blessed for sure if you're listening to the Surplus you're alive today plus is 2.1 anything with cheating that was from the universe that was all the universe has put out there for the Universe I love to see what it did that was a dopeshit great message to fun message is it great to see what it did just the people just how it brings people together and I just people tell me what he had got them through what they doing to seeing older people see if you from 290 years old just enjoying it so you won't want to eat as a comedian is Entertainer see people just enjoying it and enjoying it for the right way and what you put it out there for ya he know you like them and it is for the betterment of other people as a whole that's what I want to see that's your ultimate ultimate goal My ultimate goal yep my ultimate goal is to have a little bit of Lil Duval and everybody left nothing nothing about this point you can do something like if you implement the best thing we can do in life is just be the change you want to see just be that everything we are as what we saw so you have to give more examples of that move in the movement that you want us to move and then it trickles down over time and the Butterfly everything in the butterfly effect that's real page eight but in the meantime that she going to happen I don't know who write who wrote depends on which side yo that's the second one that's the second one don't know whose or who's wrong depends on what side you're on bars


    You Can Swim with Pigs in the Bahamas w/Lil Duval | Joe Rogan
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    that's and I know how to cook like like kill animals and s*** like that cuz I ain't go today yet I still want to learn how to how to clean a deer I want to learn how to do that type of s*** but but for the most part I can get some fish I'd rather fish you know some Rich mobile might be bringing some type of animal up there they put pigs in the world and s*** that's right that's right it's a Taurus and that she was one of the places where they have wild pigs swimming around their horse tours de estar just throwing it in the ocean and it's like little statues and s*** there was an ocean and you go look at it and people be successful pictures also they put it in there to try to get more people to scuba dive what time so it kind of is good that the same time it's really that's the only reason why they put it in their table people pay for Tori somewhere where to get people just throw pigs in the ocean it's weird that people will go all over the country baby f****** with and they got to stop that I'll be seeing him trying to maybe trying to get him drunk and s*** you got stopped at come on come on sleepy those pigs everyday is it that like a daily somebody probably sold it took that picture that's a great picture run do they get food out there don't you like during that's all I know so just for the people get them and they have tours every day they control their population exploding what you mean pigs make a lot of babies do they still pigs I guess I mean s*** still breaking so they feed them that's two different chocolate milk and hazelnuts and do it taste better I don't know I don't think so you just tasted like bacon bacon what's weird about the pigs as they're all one thing like wild pigs and domestic pigs are all the same thing yeah they just get weird when they go up when they get wild the body changes the hair grows longer than nose grows longer that tusks grow longer just from being wild and it happens like immediately they could be out there for a couple months so he didn't actually does that take a domestic Pig you let him go and live in a while but he knows he's on his own there's a shift that happens in his biology and his hair starts growing thicker do you understand longer that's what scientists can use that for something that for people that's what I'm trying to say is right cuz we go out there we just going to naturally grow horns and we're going to get meaner we're going to be going to revert back to what we used to be when we have to hunt and gather right cuz we go out there we just going to naturally grow horns and what we're going to get meaner we're going to be going to revert back to what we used to be when we had to hunt and gather


    Joe Rogan Finds Out About Mukbang
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    and I like you got it when I go over the Asia and you everything movie you see that there's a flea look like a hundred my kids explain this to me I didn't know about this it's called mookbong it's a style of video that they do in Korea wear Korea like I guess their proper and polite when they eat the sin that have good manners to try to do that culturally so they have these videos of the real popular where did you eat likes Billy like a octopus not only have the gist splatter food all over their face and make a lot of noises while they chew and these videos are insanely popular millions and millions of views of people watching someone eat that's goes is where you can go by there I've been with millions and maybe you ain't that much cuz you got think of billions of them how many Koreans are there let's Google it the small country relatively hey Siri how many how many Koreans are there about you oh population out you 50 million ft 1.51 .47 330 that's a lot and how many is America 330


    Lil Duval Thinks McDonalds Gets Too Much Hate | Joe Rogan
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    yeah it was dope as fuk man like just being out there I take I took a lot of pictures and s*** I got to like an Instagram page where I used to post post dope pics from when I traveling s*** did they make you take malaria medication I never took nothing yet know where I went McDonald's is your friend and you at the country it's is that you that ain't it all this meat markets intense where is this at that was it, or I think what kind of meat is on that shitt I don't know something I ain't can you go get something to eat and I'm like I ain't eating this s*** like not come on let's go get some right man you going to f****** go over there everybody the whole crew had to go to the hospital I was only wondering cuz I don't eat that s*** got food poison trying to eat ice Chicken in McDonald's McDonald's cheeseburgers they put it on a shelf for a year and they film it from here to see if it deteriorates your late it looks like it just got put there that's a good thing though right on paper at McDonald's eating a lot anything a lot you don't does pp Fishin fellas f*** that's true but I think someone's die from E coli I think that was that was Jack in the Box outbreak coli outbreak that s*** to do it on there I'm pretty sure


    Joe Rogan - I Don't Think I Have Life Figured Out
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    anytime you want to go let me know it isn't showing this weekend where it where Vegas see it I might come f*** with come on down I don't want to say I got things I got something to do at least two titles right yeah that's why we love my mommy tie my space time to gather my thoughts and do my day so not even do not work related at all just enjoying yourself and everything I just I'm kind of tired in my mind really slow down I think you should do that so sixties around the corner from me naked 50 I'm just realizing cuz I remember when I was a kid and I used to be like man and I want it I want to get my life a gun and all that but I ain't have no fun who wait till I get my fifty and then he'll come V about to pull up Stakes so now I mean but when I can't take care of myself but what it all is is that we know it ends we all know when we don't know if it's a hundred we all of us 80 we know it else so here forwarding you go how close how close am I what should I know about time to wrap up with a half-century like what's the average of 100 at the most. So I pay attention to them so I see what they going through right it's my turn I had John Witherspoon in earlier in the year with his side of the Lovelady I've known for a long time and I remember thinking like he was just here he was like happy he had all his energy he was hilarious and then a couple months later the lights shut off that's life that's life decal just like that was in the big scheme of things from thousands of years it's just like that but it got like that is just like I kind of figured hilarious comedian like he's is it's weird that he's gone you know why because it's weird when everybody leaves it's like they're just they just did not in the space anymore you know just gone I don't see it is weird though cuz I see death is just as much as life it's the same thing I do it is so I don't see you is weird I mean of course he emotionally with mostly a text with Bob is us you know but at the same time I get it yeah that's why I think it I think that's the key to all this s*** understanding once you understand you just pretty much got life for you that you think Steffi was just telling me stuff Brother 14 but the beginning and the end is pretty much life and death no difference so it's like we just spanking is because this s*** he'll make us arrogant that's true you look at it and it that's what you be saying understanding like it's just how you look at it and understanding There's No Good the Bad and it is what it is just got to be on the right side in the universe once we realized that will be ammo humble you said you saw cats hunt on a safari what was I like I got it on my phone


    What Lil Duval Thinks He Got From His Ancestor Harriet Tubman
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    nothing just nothing about the way you talk that's contrived and that's what's lacking but people are lacking his people it bothers people wet when you talking to someone and they're doing like the morning news guy you don't even know who the f*** that guy asks do you have no idea what that they make them do what they want to tell the news in the morning but you don't have a goddamn clue that guy is when you talk about something you have zero of that you have zero of that fake thing that you're trying to project out there it's a fake thing gentlemen very good to see you this evening we're having a wonderful time here to showing you see Darkness behind that guy's eyes he's talking like he had no choice but to be molded myself I never was raised with rules so now trying to be fake it's hard for me to be fake it is me to be real like I can't I be trying to put on the face and don't work like I'll be really wanting to be fake cuz it seem like it work for other but I can't like I'll be trying to easier for me to be to be just genuine and it's cuz I'm not good at lying like that God then coming out here I never I never gave a f*** about I never gave a f*** about only that won't be famous just to be with the people I never gave a f*** about the industry part of it like that alright I'm a because I've been doing it a long time now in my world maybe that's what it is or don't and treat me as much you know it's like f****** a b**** a thousand times as maybe that's what it is but it don't do nothing for me like that what does it do the entertainment to where I can get to the people that's what I use it for like I love the people for real and I'm in the funny thing about it is I recently found out Harriet Tubman is my aunt like Bloodhound for real like so it kind of makes me like so that's why I feel like that like I do like helping people and do like helping she's a great I'm a granite side my name is on the Statue her I got that to my brain is my brain your brain Saint statue don't say I got my brain no man I got the statue in here in my brain my brain isn't your names on the statue people I've always that's what my name come from just represent Jacksonville Duval I've always did that so whenever I can't wrap it it's in my name so it kind of like psychologically for a person is not from their it makes them see something that you always sneeze so that's why I always use that name from where you came from that's beautiful beautiful name names of overheard I love that I love you doing the love the thought behind it that was a hotel from day one I mean I've always knew I was that even where I grew up it always knew light supposed to be here AutoZone evolve Bagon evolve but I don't want the people from where I'm from to get left behind to so it just like I let me show y'all what was going on so you can get a chance to be in the same situation just to see the world a little more than you know so that's all that's why the whole let me find a great name in the Great is this all goes back to the nature thing was saying like it's his interest over time you start realizing that might really be where those come from I mean who knows it's like that to come from besides learning for the people ran my grandfather that's not even like my but he was always in the community in Jacksonville so I think I get like that from watching him growing up yeah if he's a mentor figuring he saw the benefit that he got out of it I don't even know if I just come second nature you all what you can come I mean you are what you see in this I guess just the way I move from around older people like I've always been around older people in then then go the people people that was raised by only people they end up being all right cuz older people teach you the right values in life my first friends was old people it is a bridge parties and s*** on okay what you got here that's the wrong that's why I wrote the wrong way so you know Pennsylvania some s*** like that and Bristol and is it just her living surviving relatives on the monument yeah all the names of all the names of the people that wow my nephew all us on it and some dope s*** you know so I can talk s*** about that to me like you ain't got nobody Grandma great-grandma Harriet Tubman though I wonder how much of that actually gets in your jeans and a fleet just like just natural experience we probably met for Spirits ago probably we are both living the same life over and over and over again with this couple times for sure do spirits ago probably we are both living the same life over and over and over again with this couple times for sure


    Joe Rogan on What's Terrifying About Reincarnation
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    they're going to have an artificial body that's going to be a company that's going to have an artificial body that works perfectly and they can guarantee that I can take your brain out of artificial body and put it in this put it in the new perfect body take it out of yours put it in there and they guarantee you you'll live longer to get an extra hundred and fifty years with it what you do with your body some guy who lives the hundreds of years but he has to kill his kids in order to do it I think true blow it was kind of like that to that movie when the vampires he got tired of living tired of killing them to people that's 90 years old tired of hearing this s*** people 80 years old you just you just laugh at the young people going through this s*** it ain't go Interview with a Vampire I don't remember it. Tom Cruise Brad Pitt movies love with the tire that make sense and then she realized she wasn't got up and went right back in the house is just as dumb as thinking for sure something happens either way I rather be I rather be right than wrong that's when I was like oh no this is got to be a God or something cuz I saw it like it's sugar gone that when I was in the room with him right on his deathbed I saw it like you can just see and you can see today see it cuz he really liked at the time he wanted me to ask me play Smile b**** form and I played it for him and after that he tried to pull the thing out his mouth or after that and if I didn't think it was like a suicide thing so I Next Level I mean next step that I didn't let him do it because I didn't want to see your sister to come in but it's just you really see it then when you in there and you see life and see if we're friends and it's not a bad thing you just see like this is this is what it is when is some some next I hope she knows someone said once in one of the mother Gracie father's talked about this to said he believed and he lived his life by Helio Gracie lived his life like you have to get everything perfect you have to do everything the right way or you come back and do it all over again where I was at in Bali on this ride you don't even like maybe some people just maybe the dummy that almost us or just dishes new on the ride is so simple but to everybody else is so complicated on the ride a lot on this ride like a thousand times I think but life makes it none of it makes any sense it doesn't make any sense if you were you and I are making noises with our mouths and we both know what we're saying and we will laugh and we just met have a great time smoking weed together talking s*** that doesn't make sense either and like life is bizarre so if life this way is this way that we live which is really interesting if this goes on forever like I enjoy life and I know you do right enjoy it's great it was going to go on forever I go f*** like this just goes on forever and ever that's how that's going to give me anxiety so he's just don't say nothing and just let the spirit happens again and again and again and again and again and again throughout eternity if that's what life is if you just live this life over and over again why would that be scary but it would it be scary because if maybe I enjoy this life but I want to think that there's something better but if it's just this life over and over and over why is that scarier than doing it once cuz not scared to do it once but once like right now I'm having a great time you're having a great time James having a great time we having fun right why would I want to keep doing this but if I knew that was going to happen over and over and over again forever I probably freaked the f*** out but that might be would like this once cuz it's not scary do it once like right once like right now I'm having a great time you're having a great time James having a great time fun why would I want to keep doing this but if I knew that was going to happen over and over and over again forever I probably freaked the f*** out but that might be what life is


    Joe Rogan: Mushrooms Used Us to Manifest Reality
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    City created Vision but that it improved vision and that it was one of several things I think led to evolve in quicker one of them was that we started experimenting with different food sources but more access to like bugs and you know rats and all those little things that we could catch which are hunting things then we start using tools to figure out a hunt thing and all during this process we're eating weed and we're eating mushrooms so we're probably interacting with the Psychedelic compound people use for thousands and thousands of years primitive man and so as we're taking these things we're trying to figure out new ways to hunt new ways to protect ourselves from our enemies new ways to farm we start inventing things to start inventing language think there's a direct connection between psilocybin use and the ability to create words and and language a really we are what we are just nature we just keep evolving in that lives in houses like soda shrooms to really everything came from this room in the shroom kind of trim use dust shroom used Us and got into the shroom used us to manifest reality the dishroom used us to create life and it's not just a shroom it's the ideas to like I think all these ideas that you got some crazy idea to fix things maybe it sucks pollution out of the air and then someone takes that and runs with it and improve something else than someone take that and improve something I didn't know that you're doing this among giants scales millions and millions and millions of people are doing this and they're contributing to this and they're all using idea they have ideas and it turned that idea into a physical form and every year they expected to get better and better and better every using innovate nobody ever looks at a television ghost improvements like it's constantly guarantors Improvement like we need that it's boredom boredom boredom makes us do more of these are ideas right ideas that we turn into things and along the way there's a bunch of s*** that fuels our desire to get those things and make these things happen like lust like materialism like maybe what material is more people worried about it being so empty maybe what it is it's a function of getting us to invade heavily in newer better s*** so that more things accelerate faster and faster and that these new inventions coming faster and faster rate because that's what we're constantly focused on his newer better s*** so they're constantly inventing and improving and all the while we're just dumping money into the birth of our successor the technology so we're just some movement evolved from the shroom and human to the ideas to to the culture to the different cultures interact with each other the resistance of these cultures interact with each other the O'Reilly we just do organism or an organism send an email through the air on FaceTime and if I can pawn and she's nobody's flying helicopters submarines


    Lil Duval: Someone Has Had Sex in Space
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    that's a sativa that's that's going to make you think about space which we already talked about that s*** I was there I had to bring myself back cuz I didn't want to go too far left on the show too far left too far out loud that s*** looks like out of space it feels like you in a snow globe like when you're at the UC every start when you when you out there you realize like this is why people thought about out there more cuz before technology at night that should probably have no choice but to look up there come who just people are not like a motherfuker just chilling like like like on District 9 and s*** they had another little space up there and it was up that chilling that would be like the the ultimate Instagram influencer big booty girl ultimate pic sticking her ass out and behind her you see the Earth life is not about being happy juice it look at my stomach it is amazing for your hair I mean amazing what you say what is it International Space Station inside this article here on NBC said that there's plans to have people going there not to stay there but to go there next year and then a hotel for people by 2022 cameras that use the first one I do cuz I'm going viral that day I'm going Instagram live and oh my God you should be the first to Skeet into the air just skeet skeet skeet skeet yeah you know what you got to come back down here oh my God that is funny as f*** that's a good joke to a people ever had you acted as anybody had sex in space officially correct but maybe someone has I mean maybe the Russians said it's not we're not the only ones I go to space I'm telling you it's not all on the moon


    Where's the Christopher Columbus of the Flat Earthers?
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    Dreamweaver been visited by aliens tell their stories and s*** you think so I mean if you thought there's no way we the only people in this whole universe is no way this only happened one time in this one part so it's got to be somewhere else and I'm pretty sure they way ahead does technology in what other work progress Innovation head all that yeah they got to be propulsion that different way of organisms different way of everything so many possibilities trips out the possibility of there being living creatures in other parts of the University of Maine out of light that's that's what I mean like being alive with given all the different possible environment a quote about life is like what life we've ever discovered on earth like maybe life can exist and bizarre crazy and pharmacist a different line like that cocoon like a different kind of life I mean like that movie Cocoon old people and then they got Young he is a big part of it yeah but when you look at it from a like other kinds of life-forms out there cuz it's just like a light like a light you're high as f*** come on and that's why I'm telling you that thing forgive me that photo you have to stop and have to slow down your headed to the edge of the cliff humanity is in great danger you're pulling all the fish out of the ocean your heating up the sky and filling it with particulate very air you breathe much time left the city boy with it he was right like a motherfuker so just think that might be like what you said that theory was with the light we might just be little lights also for aliens to make fake people to move amongst us they can travel here from other planets why can't they make fake people that can wander around don't give no fuks about Humanity down here maybe just no spaceships are coming if you were president and they told you spaceships are coming what the f*** do you tell people pay it over drone you get a Droid like you and you be on that spaceship and let people do what they do and piss them off let him get mad at each other each other did show their face if there was like a real Bonafide Alien Invasion or at least alien landing it would be real similar to how we change in terms of the way we look at ourselves and Humanity real similar to the natural disaster you would be humbled we've been booed all black oshit a real spaceship landed and real aliens on board the spaceship going on with the government miscreated we stupid for the most part as a ho yeah some people definitely was fake his way it was fake you'll be real hard to convince him that it wasn't fake God could come down here so we wouldn't believe it we ain't really seen before I never said you know what's so stupid about that it's like if you really felt like that why don't you just get in the boat and go to the end like this like you will be the Christopher Columbus if you want to be so sure and tell everybody they wrong get your ass in the boat and truck go to bed Michelle was weird too because they dismiss all of the evidence that the Earth is round but yet they show no evidence if you say that there's someone like you don't understand you've never done flat Earth research there are those photographs they have been definitely do a video live do it live so we can know for fax or Instagram headquarters so I can make sure this is really VA at The Edge Ice wall very tough to get through whatever is there go there ice well just give me one picture and send me one good picture what it looks like thanks that's all we can do that if you go further with this they think that stars are fake they think that the sun is way closer than it then we've been told how do I explain how do I explain the sun actually going from from sunup to sundown curvin like that how do they explain that there's a very logical explanation science bulshit flat ass can't fix stupid tell you that something's not real no matter what it is it doesn't matter of his people have water in their bodies is going to be a guy out there bull actually there's no water in human bodies the water that you drink is immediately evaporate through the surface of the skin an incredible Pace the reason why you're so warm your 96.5 degrees James can live off of air this dudes that think that they're Guru lives off air and he hasn't had food or water for years just people that are just dumb man that's cuz we board when you bored you start taking the stupid s*** and thinking you know what you talkin about that you can get it too


    Life is Strange and Strange is Funny
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    I want to steal the the humanity in the full of money and all that takeover all the humanity we we got to be careful all my Emojis I use the yellow for the most part unless it's with Yoakam trying to do at the cuz I feel like that's still pushing the separation speak to me I don't feel like it's like it's no reason to be the yellow is in the healing why you ain't using using yellow black and yellow fake people I need the Black Fist barely use marianao uw's arms all this s*** don't tell me like this pretty soon it'll be hard to convey like hey did you go to the movie at 7 or 8 will be hard to convey things like that through just emojis and then 7 and then you would go? 8? I guess you could right there when a question yeah but 7/8 is weird 7? 8? That's two possibilities 7/8 exactly it said someone you wouldn't say 7/8 them like what the f*** are you saying 78 what are you saying same time I know what you're saying but it would be a clock where's that was all emojis that kids just learned really early as my daughter when she talks to me it's mostly in emojis but even when we put that face time face she like to put that on like they do that Nat like that game what's that game should be playing Roblox yes Roblox whatever you draw or whatever your creativity revolving out of the human body's I couldn't agree more wearable device I think and if you ain't laughing and lay missing the whole point of this s*** like that s*** s*** fun ladyship funny as hell just watching her stupid this s*** evolve and just it is fun it's weird to wear time but it's a great time it's not great time yeah it was like just laughing this s*** s*** for his a motherfuking it's very strange to


    The Europeans Closely Guarded Horse Technology w/S.C. Gwynne | Joe Rogan
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    you know that horses originally evolved here in North America no and then they went and then they reintroduce them yeah there's a guy named Dan Flores he's got a bunch of great books and one of them is called coyote America he's got another one what is his other book about the various large land animals that went extinct here and North America but that the wolf and a lot of the other ones wasn't considering Eddie that's it yeah he's fantastic and essentially they all went extinct all the horses went extinct here and then they were reintroduced by Europeans but they had originally evolved and hear any of the native people here really use them until Europeans came whether it was Cortes or whoever you know what Cortez with the Aztecs or whoever else came across horses so much a part of the story The you know so they they come up with the Spanish the Spanish are acutely aware of what is going to happen if the horse technology gets out and they take great pains to not let it get out they don't want to teach the Indians in Mexico or the Indians in North America and how to use them but inevitably the technology does get out and then there's a few moments there's a great moment in time in 1680 in Santa Fe when there's a great Pueblo revolt and they kicked the Spanish out in like tens of thousands of horses get out it's the great horse dispersal and and and these are the horses that come into the hands of the police Plains tribes so in the 1600 that their power and their dominance started to sort itself begins to figure out how to have all these horses and how how valuable that was or some of the other tribes just hadn't kind of caught on no one knows and it's interesting no one knows that because it was on seen in flashes by the Spanish through their kind of Northern Outpost no one exactly knows what it was in the heart and soul of a Comanche that could do that better than anybody else but it got infected Comanches but by all descriptions of the time we're not a pretty horse anyway graceful people there were kind of short and kind of you-know-who of bowlegged in they they weren't especially graceful and and they didn't they didn't look like perhaps you were to think of the that the northern Sioux Indians of the Nic on the calling that kind of tall and you know with bone structure if that wasn't the Comanches and then they got on a horse and then everything changed and and and even though the Apaches were the first ones to actually get that technology from the Spanish and they crazy they raise Havoc with it but the tribe that got it the best in the most were the Comanches they were the tribe that actually ended up supplying horses to a lot of the Northern Plains tribes that we just talked about and what they once they had this incredible Mastery of the horse in this ability to hunt like they never had and fight like they never had they did what you would I guess expect the great new power on the plane to the planes are big place by the me the great new power the place is going to challenge for the greatest food source out in Mid America and that was the Buffalo herds and they were in the Southern Plains so the Comanches over. 150 years of sustained combat move South from the Wind River mountains of Wyoming essentially into this 250,000 square mile Empire think of kind of headquartered in Texas Panhandle which is where the Buffalo and this tribe they were known for being Buffalo hunters and they were also known as what they weren't really like making art work or doing a lot of the things that we sort of associate with other Native American tribes are mostly just hunting they when writing a 10 things that we all would associate with Native Americans you know this wonderful abilities and dance and music complex religion and complex religious social structures to go along with it and all these different things music and dance and all these things at the Comanches by the time that the kind of angle Europeans run into them they are a stripped-down culture that looks more like Sparta and one of the reasons they are asleep because they've been fighting this long warm primarily against the Apaches but against other tribes over decades and during that time as they became ascendant militarily they became less interested in those things they became interested in war conveyed status right War conveyed numbers of ponies and status in the thing and so yes they were they were stripped down War called should I guess to to whatever extent we we know or something about spartite would remind you of Sparta that's what's so interesting about this is such as unique tribe just a very unique branch of Native America that was specifically like this that they've been made war and they and they conquered and when you know when you think about what they got themselves finally it's about that's a 250000 square miles of probably doesn't mean anything but think of West Texas Western Oklahoma Western Kansas Eastern Colorado and eastern New Mexico gigantic chunks of that that was theirs and when you think of some of the numbers of them that were there when when say the angle Europeans in the Americans came through in the 1830s there was probably 25 or 30 thousand of them out there of which five or six thousand Warriors not know what five or six thousand suggest you but it suggests to me like the 3rd Base Line at Yankee Stadium or something it's not very many people you know occupying this gigantic area that that became as we were saying earlier determinant of everything that happened around it five or six thousand suggest human is it just to me like the 3rd Base Line at Yankee Stadium or something it's not very many people you know occupying this gigantic area that that became as we were saying earlier determinant of everything that happened around it


    Misconceptions About Native Americans w/S.C. Gwynne | Joe Rogan
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    also striking because you realize over the course of the book and I mean just any more books that I've gotten into subsequently that this was something that was going on before the white settlers even got there that this way of life and the rating and the The Killing and that's not what we associate Native Americans with we associate with taking the Native Americans land and then them fighting back and that's when things get ugly but it turns out this was is the wild way of life that they had had for who knows how many years what are the things that surprised people when I wrote this book at and I didn't know that I was going to be surprising people cuz I was just reporting what I found was was was that that very thing that that this was I think people are often used to the Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Narrative of the of Native Americans which is his victims and there's no question that they were victims of a Westward rolling m are in 378 broken treaties and we can just go on we know what that narrative is like but the narrative that I told Center of power dominance power with which came with brutality too and I think it surprised if it was a fact it was a fact that that if you go back in time these ended these Native American tribes that eventually got crushed as the Comanches did and put on a reservation somewhere and had their livelihood taken away from them but you know anyway it's a it's a huge deal and and a narrative that I think to me that doesn't take into account the enormous power and dominance in behavior of of Comanches is just missing you know half the habanera will it's so fascinating because it's essentially they were living like Stone Age people and they were doing it very recently there were there were doing it like in terms of the way Europe is go and see buildings in Italy that were built long before any of this stuff happened long before the settlers started encountering them and they were living like this and this sort of what makes very romantic the way they live just chasing the Buffalo well and anyway and killing them and then eating only buffalo meat and then doing very little farming picking some berries and nuts and that's about it maybe was just eating beet and raiding and killing they weren't they were nomadic hunter-gatherers which is what they work and and what the horse allowed them to do was too which is what they had been before the horse allowed them to do that only just really really really well and otherwise they wouldn't they weren't in the position of becoming agricultural Indians The Horse Cave in this ability to and as you said that they got everything from the Buffalo clothing and and lodging and and tools and Saddles and bridles and food and everything came from the Buffalo so the horse Mableton to do this on an incredibly sophisticated level the most sad part of the story is the extra padding of the Buffalo I mean that's not the most sad but one of the that their way of life it's almost like you know what happened but I'm rooting for them in some weird way you know I mean I know that they're not going to win but there's something about the way they lived it seems so excited painting of the Buffalo I mean that's not the most sad but one of the that their way of life it's almost like you know what happened but I'm rooting for them and some weird way you know I mean I know that they're not going to win but there's something about the way they lived it seems so excited


    Why the Comanches Don't Have Reservations w/S.C. Gwynne | Joe Rogan
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    and just the fact that it's so recent that's what's really crazy lyrics about the urban sprawl and barbed wire and things along those lines mean and it's particularly Texas where everything's normal private property and then just giant ranches everywhere and this was all run by the Comanche 98% of Texas's if you go 112 state to the west and you let you read that you're in the big land of public land government land stays Texas is 98% private now that's a weird thing is it is how that happened it happened because that's the way it's settled in and the public land States just there was for one thing it was a lot more of apparently assertive useless land in in the in the western states but anyway he had it it happened in Texas you're lucky to get yourself a state park here and there when you were doing research for this did you meet with any current Comanches I met with some of them some of them some of them are on my on my website but as far as interviewing and four things that happened two or three hundred years ago that's not really a that's sort of a non-starter as a historian although although the book itself is based on lots and lots of interviews with Comanches but of the ear of people who this was this was a great there was some great projects done in the twenties and thirties with Comanches who talked about your hood memories of the 19th century and so a lot of what we know it with this in my book what we know about the Comanches and who they are come from all of these interviews and it's a lot in my book that comes from Comanches but again of the year so you know I just figured that interviewing people today about things that happened a long time ago was probably not that efficient efficient but still to me would be kind of fascinating to see where they are now in the Native American reservations this country traditionally been pretty horrific and it is very depressing and sad and it did for the people that live there just so little hope and so little opportunity and it's it's glad you were talking about before the broken treaties and just to see them having gone from being this incredible warlike tribe to being resigned is very small patches of the land that are usually not very fruitful not very resource field and it happened to a lot of tribes I mean if you look at the Comanches Comanches her a pretty small tribe they they they're located in their Center is No Reservations and there's no excuse me they don't have it in there but they there or something like that one of the big Ironically in some ways to determine factors and how wealthy a tribe is now its proximity to a major urban area for example Chickasaw and Choctaw oz are in DFW so there casinos there make a lot of money to Seminoles and Florida there's some tribes in California we're making a lot of money if you go up to say some of the Sioux reservations you know well up north in the planes they're not near they just stood there glands their traditional lands just don't happen to be close to Urban centers where where we the US government put the Indians and address of Plains Indians and Comanches and Arapahoe and Cheyenne and Sioux and everybody else they never wanted to be Farmers State farming was exactly what they never wanted to do and even with you gave him a hundred and sixty Acres they would they would sublet it they would rent it out to two mutually a white farmer who would farm and they would take a sharecropping percentage of something but yesterday they didn't want anything to do with it come in and above all they didn't want to be forced into a type of life that they that they had never done before in considered it just kind of unseemly do Comanches have a reservation today know the problem is the way in place of reservations they gave out individual portions of land for example on the East Coast there are reservations if you go to say Colorado fuel goes you see the Ute reservation with some of the Sioux reservations reservations all over the place not in Oklahoma so they're in danger of having their culture probably get erased so pretty I mean I think they would they would tell you I mean I will speak for Comanches or anybody else but that there that there you know they're pretty strongly organized where they are they have a nation they do have a nation is just a don't have a a body of a reservation but they do have a nation but if they have a nation they don't have the same sort of laws that one have a real Reno they actually do you go for a few years ago it's incredible now they don't have a reservation either but they have little pieces of land that is there but they also have been completely parallel police system completely parallel legislature they have parallel Healthcare systems open and you can drive through these parts of Oklahoma where I do say chalk toss or or or seven Cherokees or whoever Bay maybe are there these heaux parallel worlds their existing right in front of you and you don't see them there yes so so no actually I think they're in a lot of ways a lot of the tribes in Oklahoma are doing well but you in and literally can drive through it and you wouldn't be able to tell it's just such a stunning amount of change happened to this continent over short relatively short. Of time I mean really astounding and if you look at what from from the moment that the last Comanches to surrender with Cortland corner and the The Last of The Starving ever had all the Buffalo been killed now and so they're they're coming in and it's 1875 you know that very year there'll kind of Maine I guess camping ground would be Palo Duro Canyon one of the biggest AmericanWest up in the Texas Panhandle that's kind of where they're their Sanctuary was for one of their big sanctuaries were within that very year white been already owned Palo Duro Canyon there was already a ranch on it it was already private property within a few years there's barbed wire going all the way up I mean it this is happening I mean so now what you have you have the transfer of ownership suddenly white people own the land that the Indians used to but used to be theirs right II it happens now we have the cattle drive just before barbed wire and then it's only a few years of cattle drives and then the barbed wire goes up in this happens with just breathtaking speed at 3 for really the moment that they started killing the Buffalo off in the what 1870 or something 1871 to I mean full barbed wire it's just it's less than a couple decades it's only a few years of cattle drives and then the barbed wire goes up in this happens with just breathtaking speed at 3 for really the moment that they started killing the Buffalo off in the what 1870 or something 1871 to I mean full barbed wire it's just it's less than a couple decades


    The Gruesome History of the Comanche Tribe w/S.C. Gwynne | Joe Rogan
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    it's kind of hilarious how this conversation came about you said you got a call from your publicist because your audiobooks spiked it's only crazy it was like what Cosmic dust in the outer bands of Jupiter just did that cuz we don't figure out what it was it just spiked like crazy went nuts I think it went to number one briefly Buffalo and I had put on Instagram how great the book was and he did the audio version of it and a friend of mine on Instagram he goes by the name of the Jackalope he's a fellow Hunter S Thompson enthusiasts he said you got to read this book and so he tells me to read your book and Empire of the summer Moon and it was amazing I mean he was absolutely right and it was so good tonight I made an Instagram post about that it's a fantastic book there's so much good stuff in there and I just it was it was so sad and so gripping and so riveting and we all know that a lot of horrific things happened in the time where the settlers started making their way across the Plains and right headed west but God you just did such a fantastic job sort of bring it to life it's all those things as brutal it's sad it's incredibly dramatic it's it's imagine think people forget about what the frontier was he's kind of a nice idea that you get on TV or something but it was it was a Savage place anyway that why should I was trying to convey it with this with the minimum possible of people being Stamped Out on ant hills with their eyelids cut off and things like that the horrors of it all aside. You know and I've never I knew that that kind of stuff had taken place but I really never read it so graphically depict it before before this book what motivated you to write about all this so what what this is a book about me I'm A Connecticut Yankee Massachusetts Connecticut guy I moved to Texas 25 years ago and I've been there ever since and I didn't know anything about Texas history nothing Beyond whatever you might know about the Alamo or something or Sam Houston or somebody like that and I got there and I just started to you know I started to hear about what one of the Great Plains and what they were which was an alien concept to me I wasn't sure what the planes were why they were different than some other part of the country the high plains and I came into this idea It Came Upon This idea that the Last Frontier was there that this is where it all went down we're like the end of freedom in Limitless is it was it didn't happen the frontier didn't push forward till it got to California then hit the ocean California settled the East settled and then it was just one last place that did not and it went on for any reasons for that one of which was the most hostile Indian tribes in the country and other was that it was there was no water would you know there was basically only land no water or Timber but so I got into this and then I find out cuz I live in Texas that there was this principle that lives on this that lived on this land the Comanches to determine everything that happened in the American West around them and that's not an exaggeration they would they were because until you're the West wasn't won until they lost it and that was for sure as they were two things one this Arc of the rise and fall of the most powerful tribe most influential tribe in American history the Comanches which was very cool from the Spanish in the horse and also it's a big step and then in the middle of that story a little story of this little nine-year-old girl with you know blonde hair and cornflower blue eyes who gets taken in a Comanche raid in 1836 who ends up becoming the in a mother at the last and greatest chief of the Comanches and in fact her kidnapping and his surrender at the very end of the Comanches Reno sort of book end of 40 Year War we never fought a 40-year gifts for anybody except them so I ran to the story and I'm just a kid from Connecticut and just seemed like the most obvious book in the world it was just the coolest history it's a crazy story that never heard of Cynthia Ann Parker before now she's we have on your way we have a giant and it'll picture of her on the wall is cuz it was so powerful your depiction of a to I wanted to I wanted to find out what she looks like and what it was his name again quando quando quando quando with his the names on the cover of the book right here because his mother was sent and Parker we should was not that didn't become that didn't come out and no one found out that until he was much older is he was born Quanah as a Comanche later in the reservation. When people found out who he was he identified as part of the Parker family also has a famous Comanche he was one of the most famous in and feared he was Quanah it's such a crazy story that they killed so many people but occasionally they would keep people and bring them into the tribe right so there were rules of the frontier at the time they were talking about how Savage it was in the rules of at least at the Plains Indians of which Comanches were one but if you were captured as an adult male you were killed tortured to death either quickly or slowly depending on how much time they had if you were a baby you were killed they couldn't deal with a baby baby was big they were Nomads and they were on their horse and they were probably escaping from whatever Ray they are just do they couldn't deal with baby a teenage girl or a young woman would possibly be killed but likely turned into a sort of as a slave the ones who had a chance of being adopted into the tribe or the Vino 8 9 10 11 12 year olds and so they instinctively they would take these captives and not just from a white people in from the Apaches in the Utes in the Cohoes and whoever they might take them front and so what was interesting about the frontier though is that those rules applied long but forget forget about white people arriving in the early 18th century for the moment those rules had applied to Indian tribe since forever you know that was the Assumption of a raid they all had that it was it was almost like the golden rule in Reverse or or the Golden Rule do unto others they all expected that kind of treatment none of them were shocked when a baby was for a pregnant woman was killed it took the kind of the Anglo European civilization of you know Newton and leibniz in the biblical tradition to arrive on the Texas Frontier in 1830 and be shocked at what they saw was a culture of rating essentially Indians in general and we know some Plains Indians we could kind of start you would know the names of the lot of a lot of Arapahoe and Cheyenne and Sioux and these were people who operated out in the Great Wide Open they were ballmastrz of the horse what made the Comanche special was that they they became the pre-eminent horse tribe people forget that there weren't any horses in this in the continent until the Spanish brought them in the 16th century so the the the tribes that got the horse in master the horse basically alter the entire balance of power on the plane and the try that got the horse better than anybody else in terms of breaking inbreeding and saddling and riding and stealing and hunting on the back of and fighting with were the Comanches and nobody was there. And so this was at this was not just a Plains tribe it was the preeminent power on the Southern Plains and the try that got the horse better than anybody else in terms of breaking in breeding and saddling and riding and stealing and hunting on the back up and fighting with with the Comanches and nobody was there. And so this was at this was not just a Plains tribe that was the preeminent power on the Southern Plains


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Lizzo's Lakers Game Thong
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    Lakers game last night live though yeah and she wore this t-shirt that had this big hole in the back and she was just wearing a thong out of it my theory is that she forgot underwear and then cut and she was like I'm a fashion it out of this hole but Delta Court sciency Lil Duval you know Lil Duval he had a great Point put it on his Twitter page he said how come when little skinny hot girls wear no clothes everybody gets mad at him calls him slots but when big giant girls my biggest problem with it is it like it's you'll see all these women I'm sure being like she's just confident she's confident and I'm like why does it still have to be like it doesn't matter it still wrapped up in women like needing to feel sexy to feel confident or you can just be a really good artist dancing around well you also got to remember she's only been getting a lot of Jesus Christ be getting attention for how's it been that long the bottom their old iPhone old iPhone as a choice


    What Would Happen if Sex Work Became Legal?
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    the Lakers game who was throwing money just $1 bills into the crowd and people were scrambling for it and I was like this could be he could be passing anything or this is a really great way to see if your counterfeit bills I'm so rich I can throw money away throw it up in the air making it rain with no specified Target scratch it all up together and yeah but you sweeping leaves it's weird I bet strippers really hate ranking in the fall that's another job where there's no male equivalent that's not yet as humiliating because like Chippendales dancers like if a guy's a Chippendales dancer it doesn't even come with a stigma he's good-looking guy with a six-pack want to make some money puts his hog and a tube and starts dancing for ladies with cowboy boots on its normal and like no one cares like a dancer I think we're just like like the male body like I'm attracted to it but like it's still just like dancing around a necessarily weird thing things to like you know like yeah we like attractive men like you want to get us like show us your capable of things you have a full beard you should have a real job real grown-up man yyu dancing on money clothes for guys like the the women are aggressive cuz you want to make money like would you like a dance do the dance like the women to come out to you this is crazy they're coming up to me like like there'd be like they could have a great Union you know like they could not really close to just break your lies LSAT now I got to get out of f****** job this job is f****** b******* is just like we're not all like that ok some of us where the where the classy ones like there's The Classy versus the unclassy side of the room you know I said she was she was a prostitute but she was a prostitute like she would f*** guys she knew for money and she didn't want to get a job at like these guys they like older married guys and she fought and she was trying to explain it and I was like okay so you like you knew the guys and you would f*** them for my she's an artist she was explaining the whole thing was like $2,000. Saks it'll take about an hour versus used to work for hours and hours and hours and hours and hours and the guy is a nice guy and you let you go okay he's like this nice businessman and you can't get what he would have done it anyway and you like money and then next thing you know Judson like what is wrong with that if that but obviously that's best case scenario write the worst case scenario I think it's pimps and and people abusing women and sexual trafficking and all the stuff is associated with the same sort of thing that's associated with illegal drugs associated with a legal prostitution organized crime I would like it to be like a legal thing if you're going to have prostitution if it was illegal personal why isn't legal anybody you want but it's not okay to pay for it that's crazy I mean it's it's it's the oldest profession there should be at this point we should go as a society hey we're not getting rid of this let's just figure out a way to make it as safe hey we're not getting rid of this let's just figure out a way to make it as safe and people from creeps make sure your security


    Michelle Wolf on What Happened When Trump Tweeted at Her
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    happy that you came on the show I mean I think I'm going to Correspondents Dinner all these people think I'm just a political comic and I'm like a jokes for any topic like but I don't like I don't like telling political jokes that put you on the map I'm very happy I did it. disconcerting that was happening when he like cuz he tweeted ones out of the dinner and then sometime in like later in the year like months after and I was doing like I was doing a show in Brooklyn I don't have Twitter on my phone and no I only have it on my computer and I chose and I was like drinking hot toddies cuz I think it was like feeling a little under fix it and I I was someone I kept getting messages about this tweet and was it what what's going on what's Happening and then I finally saw what happened I was like well I guess I got to go home so I can tweet something back set it on the podcast Ashley when you did it we were howling we we we we said what you said on the podcast when he did such a terrible job oh yeah Saudi journalist murdered he said so-called comedian Michelle Wolf by the way best f****** that is like some the best publicity ever get a president says bomb so badly last year the White House Correspondents Dinner first of all not true you can go listen to the recording people are laughing like come on this is so crazy you say that bomb silvally playback but I remember I was like Fresno this is for the audience at home but also was like it's one of those rooms were you're like yeah this thing at best they're it feels fine you know what a great idea good for step and come back of a Dying evening maybe I will go? What imagine that like maybe I'll go who's Donald I have my new Maga hat for that event I don't know if you wrote this tweet though because the grammar is so perfect that I'm like and someone was like I'm going to spell everything right they've done various things to try to stop him this is 2018 they've done various things to try to slow down his use of Twitter and social media and I do think that there was a time when someone else was handling it it's f****** while to see I had a dream last night and I forgot about it until we start talking about that he was that he was Battle rapping and that there's some woman made a rap about him and then he made a rap back at her I had a dream maybe for the new year coming in here we're probably going to talk about it but it will weird f****** dream and his battle rap was pretty good is like Britain people like that it's pretty f****** good like was a good battle rap then there's other times were like within your weight but he's the president who was the president that sometimes a shity social Solaris when he put a f****** giant Trump Tower on green lamp when they were talking about whether or not he was going to we're going to buy Greenland because I promised not to do this and he had a shows Greenlee with a giant gold Trump Tower tweet at that Hitomi holds up a graph of any sort of looks like this is great there's no why access you know what he's always done we're just like this is amazing why are you president I don't know if there's a better person represent how crazy today is though


    Cash is DISGUSTING!
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    I don't have anything in the stock market anymore because we'll have to repair collapsed and I thought I lose that people that were working there for 30 years lose everything because they lost their job and they were reinvested in the company which they say you're not supposed to do but this company like bear-like bills itself on being like like loyalty in like you know like like work for us help people move ahead and then they'd reinvest back into the company you get stocks like all this stuff and then you lost your job and the stock price went from 1:30 to $2 if I didn't help you when everything crashed give you a jump to get into stand up and go balls-out that sounds bad coming on my little man oh my God. It was like I was I was cheap I was cheap relatively cheap flavored compared to everyone else I knew I wasn't going to lose my job I also came up with a Microsoft Access program that we used in the department that no one else knew how to use I had no idea what this whole comedy thing was going to turn into and I like knowing that all these people that did work hard towards a legitimate career that it could all fall apart on them I mean in a different way where I was just like oh you can't you can't trust the stock market like that's it more put meat like didn't make me worry about like my career or anything like that like I was too young to think ingevity career-wise and I was too new and in comedy to think it was like that could all fall apart I was I didn't assume it was going to go anywhere anyway and but it really did but people always like well you should be invested be at Mike they're like no overtime it, but if it crashes when you want to retire it doesn't matter like if you're 60 or whatever it is and you want to retire in your 401k just Italy drops then you got to wait what 10 more years to retire until it gets back up to where it was so you know keep it in cash baby yeah you got like you got every germ and you're rolling around with money and one things that you know has been passed on from person to person to person to person very few object like a watch or a light The Touch by his many people's money and often and strangers dirty people it's on the ground in a machine and the numbers of people that get dollar bill to test positive for cocaine is crazy it's all the charts yeah they did some study on hundred dollar bills like the percentage of hundred dollar bills test positive for cocaine it's really high yeah hundreds and circulation you trying to impress people of course dirty people wipe their hands with their own hands just smudging on the dollar bills made it wipe their ass with dollar bills when they run out of toilet paper then he washed a dollar bill off in the sink but do a shity job of it pardon the pun I mean if you did that toilet paper insects pop credit card that's why when I was little I ate I ate dirt ain't boogers I grass and I rarely get sick like Mariah like how is it getting their gross or disgusting zit popping with happened after you wash your hands like I was at Disneyland this little kid was sucking on a chain. J re hooking it up as my favorite ride at Disneyland for poop and 80 something for Coke people doing coke on hundred-dollar Bill in there different strains of bacteria for animals under unspecified domestic animals what diseases country spread it through money afterwards play my plane idea but yeah it would be really easy if you had like cocaine on dollars you can easily just put some sort of a f****** horrible disease on dollars don't deal with that idea creative with my ideas I didn't tell him about the plane right afterwards play my plane idea but yeah it would be really easy if you had like cocaine on dollars you can easily just put some sort of a f****** horrible disease on dollars


    Banned Airplane Items Don't Make Sense w/Michelle Wolf | Joe Rogan
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    and I like I was there I saw everything I cut it up but I didn't butcher it myself but we quartered it take the legs off in the back straps off and take all the big part to meet and then I send it to a butcher and they'll make sausages and cut it into the road two back straps in there from an Elk elk backstrap so you know Elsa big Anna elk meat in store what happens when you put it through security are they like what's going on do you like a bunch of rings attached you have to check this because it looks like so I had to check my McQueen purse my little quilted patent leather McQueen purse you can bring elk crazy we went to Phoenix this past weekend we're working together and my friend Scott Frost has a shout out to Scott Frost has a place in Tempe this big pool hall Scott's like a time Bob Gambler pool player professional pool player very famous guy in the world of pool and so we were going to go and play at his place and so Tony brought his pool cue and in La he didn't even check it he just walked right through security the pool to Pool Kills totally illegal to bring on a plane so we're walking around LAX and I go hangman so on the way back from Phoenix there were like what the f*** you doing is like I'm just going to bring the pool cue on the plane was like no you're not go check that s*** so he had to go back out we had to hold onto his back as he went back out and had to go back to the counter check and come back how much is fly to Miami no it's not hardwood Club basically it would be a better way to use a weapon those work when you have duty free don't they hold on that stuff and then you get it later or something by glass bottles of like like sparkling water is like in throughout the city I think you can buy a bottle of water like a water bottle right through security at LAX again with a big know my friend Jocko gave me this night shot at the Jocko and gave me his knife and I had it in my fanny pack and it just went right through security a big half the night I was in my hotel room it's supposed to be under whatever three ounces but everyone's and I'll forget or like I'll be like running late and I'll throw in like the full-size bottle and luckily a lot of times it'll be like black women do you like to be like filthy in the victim don't let people bring pool cues but then I think something happened and there is another event oh you know it was you member at LAX for that guy shot when the TSA agents came to LA on the rifle and shot a TSA agent that's right when that was going down then they locked it down so if I was black I can follow the logic it's just what they can't what you can and can't bring his crazy how can you bring a skateboard I could beat someone to death with skateboard and I probably shouldn't say this a lot of people that are really crazy and not that creative are you trying to light it in front of everybody and even doing the bathroom the f****** idiot is that what you do you like Bob if I was going to let him in the bathroom flush it and then what a good post but also hopefully your phone is really durable makes the trip when you go to the mall you don't get super super check this all these other places where you don't get super super checked everybody gets super super check flying but you don't get super super check when you go to the mall you don't get super super check this all these other places where you don't get super super checked very easy


    China is Making Pig-Monkey Hybrids | Joe Rogan
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    Twitter is great for just getting on information letting people know about something you know you find something when I use it mostly I find cool stories like if I read some cool article I was reading some article about China has made Pig monkey hybrids still library Long the ideas they want to get to a point with a pig human a pig monkey things Pig monkey pig on YouTube with pig monkey butt very similar to ours and their digestive tracts very similar to ours like there certain tests they do on how things are digested and they do them through Pig stomachs because I think that's the ideas eventually get to a point where you can get harvestable organs from pigs and I was so it didn't have some sort of a pig human hybrid but you know someone's going to f*** one so I'm going to bring it home and get some pig lady walking around are you a human vagina is it always wet was a dumb way describe a vagina for sure like a Mason's fist like a slick


    How is Using Prison Labor Not Slavery? w/Michelle Wolf | Joe Rogan
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    I got those old tweets you want to find out things that you sad or in on this it is similar to that feeling of watching a public execution dark as he got to talk about this at hamsters eating the last public hanging there's like a huge media that a 20,000 people travel to Kentucky to watch it happen there's a white woman carrying a black man he was the local sheriff and she didn't go through with it because it's probably the attention so some eager volunteers did it and why the hell going on a media circus people eating hot dogs drinking lemonade camping out overnight is a huge event and it was 1930s no boy what did they say he did a little higher little heart rolled Edwards Kentucky and fell upon the local sheriff to punish I could appoint a deputy sheriff deputized any listen to Spring the Trap Thompson told reporters that she still actually resigned herself to the role but to do that would inflict an unpleasant job upon someone else so she's decided this disgusting job she was going to do it and then decided not to post 1865 there were so many crimes that people were arrested for that were nothing more men were being forced to do labor so what would happen was because the fact that slavery was not abolished these men would be loitering right people to know what the f*** to do like imagine you were slave your whole life you grew up a slave and I'll send you free like you like what the f*** and then make you do hard labor in jail for nothing make slavery legal again for decades yeah sort of do it today when you make a guy work in jail for a dollar day where the f*** they pay okay I'll try to say the right pronouns that's a pretty easy fix how we go back in like kind of correct some of this 400 years of slavery and oppression that we did for black people was it cuz it's harder to do like it's not a solvable problem communities that have been the same forever and Southside Chicago is another one right there's these communities that they're just they're f***** with riddled with crime and drugs and so many people in and out of jail and is constantly recidivism rate in that system like they would have to I got systematic National effort on the federal level to step in and do something to these communities and do it on a scale that we do in other countries when we bomb the f*** out of them laws I broke and it was like this like terrible like cathartic admit to your racism and then let's try to heal after that and then we're all just like no we're not racist racist racist but what's racist is that these communities suffered under a system that was completely imposed because of racism in the 80s and then in the early nineteen hundreds in during the Civil Rights era this is all I mean that. There's no denying that it's The Echoes of at least ancient races that needs to be somehow another addressed but I mean how do you address that like people some people want reparations and like the idea of it makes sense right clearly someone profited right there are two to this day their corporations you can trace their money back to slavery like if you look at a giant Plantation and they used to have slaves and they profited off of slave and a plantation and some other still in operation today I don't know if that's the case but if it was like if you give people money I don't think it fixes the problem I think it's fixed the problem there has to be some sort of beating this horse to death on the unfortunately I don't have any solutions know whenever he has one I don't know what it would be but I think there has to be some way to clean up communities and I don't know how you would do that how do you how do you go to a place like South Side Chicago has more murders than Afghanistan it's bad they're bad after on Twitter like the social justice stuff is so easy to do and it's like yeah of course that's what you're going to like you can have a hard day whatever shity job you have and then you come home you see someone got mad at something or did something wrong and you get to be like yeah this person you're cancelled and then you close your computer or whatever or you watch people retweet it and you're like you're like I did do something today when you see someone got mad at something or did something wrong and you get to be like yeah this person you're cancelled and then you close your computer or whatever or you watch people retweet it and you're like you're like I did do something today


    Dave Attell is Underappreciated w/Michelle Wolf | Joe Rogan
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    where's my phone to like literally iPhone to the number to he does it is it what is the second generation iPhone it's hilarious he pulls it out of his pocket like what is like like f****** receipts and Diner matches s*** like this all last iphone atal'zul areas of the comic but hilarious is a human character anyone have anything about raccoons and cats eating Flags or something you know it's like a combination of like it's like a madlib you're like no I've not heard that one before and it's great but it is one of those things where it's like he doesn't even have jokes about like s'mores and hot air balloons of our age he doesn't get the kind of love that he should like from the general public because he has zero marketing zero anything other than people saying he's awesome and people seeing be awesome you know he's one of the rare guys that got sober and got better bring candy to the club every once in awhile which I love candy so I'm always happy there's like a group of like a Latina women in the front and mean Muggin the whole time just arms crossed like every enough the comics were talking about it you know like after their set their but yeah but then there's these women in the front we couldn't break them at all until gets on stage looks immediately at them and why so sad did Selena die again that's funny did Selena die they laugh like it's just like but he has that like laser vision where he can just he like seizure in the crowd oh my God he's one of the greatest for sure like legitimately one of the greatest ever just doesn't get enough credit guys are like great joke writers you know and it's like hard for them to sell specials now cuz you know straight white guy the rustics damacio he does he he looks nice he's presentable he has a small dog you know I'm pretty


    Joe Rogan on Post Malone's "Always Tired" Face Tattoo
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    photos of wolves you see those wolves out there tattoo you got anybody know I got two sleeves though yeah yeah but it's all traditional Japanese new style American stuff no pause India face tattoos like bro yeah slow down it's such a fun decision to make but your whole life by post Malone that kids talented as f*** really talented but always tired you tattooed always tired on your face hair and makeup and I'm looking at this guy and I'm like why can't we just be that like why I think what he's doing and what a lot of people doing is there like going way overboard to not give a f*** just said scribbling on their face way over boards not give a f*** disick's scribbling on their face


    Andre Ward on Retiring on Top | Joe Rogan
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    who did it in terms of like if you're a young fighter and got aspirations what do you want to do you want to be an Olympic gold medalist you want to win multiple World titles to division world champion and you're retired undefeated you you're the one you're like a unicorn man you a rare dude because you were tired at 35 right 3333 that's crazy like you're in the peak of your athletic abilities and he do you know what did enough I mean it it sounds it sounds on meeting buttoned-up but it wasn't it wasn't that easy like I didn't know how things were going to go throughout the course of my career whatever reason like I always even as a young kid I'm talking to years old like I had this thought like you know I don't want to end up like a lot of Fighters end up like I seen the goal high really high and then all of a sudden they come crashing down like they start well but they don't end well country boy has swag and you always talk about himself in the third person to be like me and you know where Jones I don't you know I don't love the sport like that man imma get into get out I'm just special at it and imma be fishing on my phone won't you do Monday in Pensacola Florida Fighters don't talk like that he was the first one that gave me the thought of getting in and getting out and then again I just I just studied it throughout the course of my career even other athletes and entertainers that was always a goal just as much as I wanted to win the gold will Championship I wanted to leave on top of people were asking why are you leaving yeah well it's so difficult to make that decision though for something bro Jones jr. didn't even make that decision he said he was going to do it then I mean he had some rough Knockouts it was late and if you start to watch that some of them the people even didn't even see heartbreak a lot of it was good German quellin for people don't know was a murderer man he was a Savage light heavyweight but he caught he was cutting a lot of weight and you know he wound up having a serious brain injury and in in that epic fight with Nigel Benn Jordan animazing amazing fight with Ben. Off the deck looks like the fight was over people mad typical crunk Destroyer pause drawings f*** the super aggressive knockout Striker and for whatever reason Roy decided to know what was just keep doing it a lot of different reasons why people do that man I just didn't want to be one of them simply how simply put 2 years September 21st harder than I thought it was going to be one of the most hardest things I've ever had to do but one of the most rewarding in the way I reconcile it in my brain is that okay some point I might have to do this at some point I have to face the emotions in in the pool to come back and you know I'm trying to figure out if your body can still do it and just all the different things you go through whether I'm in my prime or rather I'm 40 45 years old so you can avoid it it's just when do you want to take take on that task you retire 2:30 to 3:35 now so God damn right they're like four more years to be unless you're Bernard Hopkins any of another decade but he started late when does all the different things you go through whether I'm in my prime or rather I'm 40 45 years old so you can avoid it it's just when do you want to take take on that task you retire 2:30 to 3:35 now so God damn man you're right there when you feel like four more years to be unless you're Bernard Hopkins and have another decade but they're Bernard credit he started late he didn't or started at 27 years old in Graterford State Prison


    Don't Give Haters Too Much Credit! - Andre Ward
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    the next 10 Rounds you started take over and you were solving the riddle the difference in power punchers like there's levels of power punch we always thought of him as this power puncher the crusher not a lot of people out but then it's like a Julian Jackson their level does us guys like that but that's that that different level of power punching The Earnie Shavers yes it would just put the lights out Kurt Cobain have never had that kind of power was like a snapping power I mean listen he did have power I don't want a lot of guys in their hometowns home countries like a reason why I like at a certain point in the fight you would see him hit a guy and then I will send their body language is different and I think one thing that was lost on my whole career that nobody ever talked about was I probably have one of the best teams in the sport of boxing over the last you know at that time to use my tide beating the best Dodgers in in the game and I'm awake last like if you look at coverley about of all the damage that he's done in a light heavyweight division he had 20 rounds here one moment he didn't have a wobble he didn't have a heated shake me up anywhere be one moment and it was a flash moment so just quantify that like a guy who is able to crush it like he is who he is he had one more minute 20 rounds so a lot of it had to do with my chin a lot of it had to do with my toughness which is also underrated and and I like I know this is going to sound dramatic I know it's going to sound dramatic but I didn't like to lose and for me it was kind of like either win or die like I said like that's how I felt like it wasn't that serious but that's how it felt like I always thought about Sunday Morning Blues on that plane family going to be looking crazy feeling bad everybody's going to be looking at you different like and you're going to feel crazy being curled up like in a ball on a Southwest flight coming back from Lenexa Kansas losing my the last fight ever lost against John revish a guy from Baton Rouge Louisiana 14 that is hilarious 14 14 years old retired never lost again and John was it was a 14-15 year-old bracket he was a little bit older and he was kind of a stocky kid again Country Strong and we are watching each other and separate back and so you know 5 day tournament 5:45 time to get to the finals and I'm looking at him and I was a little bit intimidated he didn't talk me like I'm scared to death but I got guys out and I was decision and guys along the way it could have went either way do you want a 3-2 decision three judges when is way to judge when my way but that whatever but if I was honest with myself like I got to be before the fight and at that moment like feeling the way I felt coming home I like dude if it is as much as that's up to me like that's never going to happen again I can't control every every aspect of the fight game stuff happen but it's not going to be because you beat me before the fact I can't live with this anymore cuz I was my motivation man that just to drive like it was like the wind or die and then and it has a thing about boxing MMA but the only sport that I know of but one loss changes your payscale like if you have a minimum you want to title your first offense is there a second offense is that these are good men amongst want to go she ate beyond that you know whatever whatever go ahead and lose one I can get cut in half so I lost literally takes food off my family table also knew that my critics and my supporters but namely my critics they had a front-row seat every fight and always see them looking is tonight going to be tonight so I had that weigh in on me I had to the supporters that believed in me was riding for me I look you know first couple rows my family right there my wife my kids always blow a kiss like all of this stuff was like tangible and real to me and I said stuff that would drive me and so I Get Knocked Down by Colbie Caillat like that's fighter flight time maybe like whatever is in you is going to come out if you got some turn in you that the time you going to turn preservation mode and you going to be so you can be more focused on Surviving then you are trying to win and I thank God man that that that he had his hand on me that night bro and that what was in me was real and it was enough to break him and the rest is history dresses entry it isn't it is amazing how much energy people get from haters I mean I don't I don't recommend reading negative comments or negative articles but it's a how people with a certain kind of resolve a championship resolved will take that hater s*** and you'll get up 15 minutes earlier than you supposed to and you'll have more intensity and your shadow box and you'll just push harder you feel it but I don't want to give the haters too much credit you know I got great mentors man my pastor Napoleon Kaufman former Raider the great man of God just a great great man he would always come with me and Pastor minute hating on me that element was always going to be there but I started letting that element work for me like I wouldn't like I wouldn't just you know just just be enamored with it and I wouldn't just sit there and read comments and stuff you know frankly the last three or four years of my career I didn't read a mention not one mention on Twitter I didn't look at comments on Instagram every now and again someone slipped through but I knew they were there and I knew generally what was being said I knew generally what the articles in the headline would read so it was there but will driving force with the people that were riding for me fighting for me supporting me believing in me that element was there and I was going to dress that element through my performance but they didn't I don't want to give them too much credit though they don't deserve that much very wise in the way you manage their influence by not reading those, not all the time but like frankly I didn't watch Boxing for the past three or four years of my career really and I'm a boxing but why didn't you watch the opinions the biased the double standards good stuff too and it was so weird for me because I'm the guy that would break his neck to go watch Tuesday night Gillette fights as a kid how many years I was over it going through what I went through with the lawsuit going through what I went through with the injuries the highs and lows and everything in between I was just burnt out what was can you refresh my memory the Lost was a promotion lawsuit yeah yeah it was it was you know I can't get too much into it for myself and you know but it was it was a long two year Journey on my best day I'm like doing the right thing soon stay stay stay in the race keep fighting not looking at may not be going your way now but just stay at like you're not fighting money's not coming in but just stay the course you're doing the right thing on my worst damage you get arrest on you you know people are writing our war would rather fight in the courtroom and fighting the ring on my two that's not hey I'm just trying to fight for what I believe is true. But coming out of that I'm done with all that stuff I'm not focused on your I got to focus on me it wasn't until I retired and got full-time in the broadcasting and commentating that I started to watch again I started to you don't understand who was out there on that you know in the landscape and researching it but I didn't watch it for many years that's crazy yeah I was doesn't make sense I mean you probably in your early days were so hungry for boxing cuz you had so much desire that you wanted to watch it all the time and effort required to become a champion RC the behind-the-scenes then you grow up and you see the business side can you see the dark side is like different the darkness dark side has a lot of that man in boxing mean it's historical the Don King Mike Tyson Stories the I mean there's so many stores are in the men Don King Muhammad Ali there's so many stories like that it's it's so sad it's it's an awful side of the business Darkseid yeah there's a lot of that man in boxing mean it's historical the Don King Mike Tyson Stories the I mean there's so many stores are in the men Don King Muhammad Ali there's so many stories like that it's it's so sad it's it's an awful side of the business


    Andre Ward Fought Injured Through Much of His Career!
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    had an amazing career but one of the things that I think maybe people are as aware of is makes your career even more incredible as you fought for a long time with a bad shoulder like if you go back and watch to call frostbite I watch that get ready for this I watched it again U-Box the s*** out of him with mostly your left hand is crazy 12 years old for my subscapularis which is 50 is responsible for fifty percent strengthen the Rotator didn't really know it at the time we were told Hays to Young you know he shouldn't have surgery does rehab it wrong device found out you know 10 years later but we just rehabbed it within a band and strengthening exercises but we never had surgery so that was always kind of my Achilles heel man like I had just been plenty of fights by just fought one-handed because it didn't feel strong I didn't feel like safe I feel like anytime I throw it they can pop out of the socket like that's how I felt add popped out before and had not got it fixed right around 2013 in and it wasn't a hundred but it was better and I was able to finish out the rest of my career so we got to still not a hundred now it's not a hundred but I'll take it yeah I'll take your bro like I probably gained about thirty 40% with that surgery like they grabbed it because it wasn't attached but it wasn't driving dr. Michael Dillingham in in San Francisco like your shoulder capsules like shot subscap is hanging he said with the good news is it's still thriving muscle is get it attached attached it like a four-hour surgery some like that one of those surgeries that you're not guaranteed to come out of the same and you had to wait for a month or so to see if the surgery took like everything with men than kind of get you know kind of get stronger it took Manning and like I said I'll finish out the rest of my career strong wow so how long was it I buy a month so you went from it was about 2012 to 2015 where you didn't fight very often as it was a very infrequently was it because of the show nation of a lawsuit and the injury like back-to-back blows sew for 8 months you're rehabbing it and just still or when did you know that for sure you're going to be able to come back you got to turn the corner of rehab you know a three-month Mark being four-month Mark you kind of realized I'm good like I'm not where I need to be but like I'm headed there so wrong about that time about halfway through you realize that you're going to be okay it's going to take some time to fully get the string back leaving my next fight against Edwin Rodriguez like I still didn't throw it and I didn't realize I didn't know until I watch the tape I watched and you still think about injuries is weird like that 12-month period for me is always been like just like that sweet spot so I got to that 12-month. With the shoulder and I'm sitting over here right came to hand over hand writing 10 years the power in my right upper cut came back, I told this is getting better so after that then you started to see that thing flying started whistling and ironically enough my last fight that was the punch that started all the trouble for Sergey kovalev full attention because you were so successful with one hand you know it makes you wonder like what how God damn good with you have been if you have two hands or was it your left hand was so educated had to be you were so good at man was I have to tell you you noticed was using your job to shut down Southpaw Fighters shut down their job encounter you know when you just had that you had like extra juice with your left hand because you used it so bad to like when you have one hand or one arm that that functions really well-liked you learn to make that thing great like you know you overcompensate and that's what they left hand was over compensation because I didn't have the right hand to fall back on you know but the whole South part they shout out to my boy Nick and Nate Diaz liking all the work you've done and can't like thought those guys got me ready for a lot of my Southpark opponents like you know Midway through until the end of my career so a lot of work with those guys and specifically Nate at a certain point I stopped working with Nick cuz he was doing other things but Nate man and in the volume and have me like deal with the awkwardness and a height in the region like that got me ready for Chad Dawson opponents like you know Midway through until the end of my career so a lot of work with those guys and specifically Nate at a certain point I stopped working with Nick cuz he was doing other things but Nate man and in the volume and have not like deal with the awkwardness and a height in the region like that got me ready for Chad Dawson


    Andre Ward on Building Mental Toughness
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    you know one thing is always stood out to me about you was how composed you are and you rarely get emotional you know even like I remember when you fart Carl froch cough watch hit you clearly after the Bell clearly in a fight you were dominating you just don't like this you didn't get mad you didn't go f*** you you did nothing you took that punch this one turned it just went back to the corner like it never happened like you just just wiped it clean like that's not going to benefit me to get upset here how did you defeat that kind of composure I think one thing in my dad and Verge did really well for me and my brother Jonathan holbox from me for many years they gave us mental reps like like I be driving in the car or riding in the car with Virgin my dad and they be telling me listen man when you get in that ring when you spotted a million I do try to hit you while you make sure you get your respect you don't accept this in the rain like this is these are things I was taught I was like I was taught to be a warrior young age and oftentimes trainers with train the body but they don't train the mind so precious and also life experiences things that I've been through with my mom my dad and just just all that kind of stuff plus my internal makeup the way you know God made me all of that combined I never had to be the loudest talker in the room because I knew that all the all the stuff the real stuff is in me it's not on me so I'm the type that you hit me like that I'm going to smile at you we got another round of fights are so my my my anger might not get back imma get it within the confines of these rules but you going to feel me Colette knock me down all right but I got you everything and then I ate second that a couch again you feel all every emotion you can possibly feel but inside I knew like now you going to knock me out because I'm coming to get it so videmate some of it was taught and then throughout the course of my life and career I was I was given the mental red face and watch him right here watch how someone so pushed his hand down he got right back in his face. I don't remember in the teaching me and showing me and highlighting what a strong mind was and what a weak mind wasn't typically the week mine was the loudest talker don't get me wrong I love a guy that can talk to talk and back it up it's not a lot of those in the game now MMA or boxing so I'm afraid of the guy he's not saying very much the guy that's hard to read the guy we're trying to figure out manager what's up with him that's the god concerned about the loudest talker I used to get excited when guys used to just go over the top but from the time the first fight ended into the time the second second fight started I learn more about that guy in that. Of time and I did in any round that he said so much and I'm poking holes in them quiet I was just sitting back and everybody was misreading the silence car or scared he's not going to take the rematch I'm just thinking like you taking notes man just keep talking and he was just saying things like this is a weakness if you were still look like I won that fight I feel like they robbed me I'm coming back to get it and then went silent went dark now I'm like minutes the talkin to review a little bit too much about yourself what did you see from the time just excuse make it he didn't give me any credit he started I mean if it wasn't the written I'm exaggerating but just for the for the case of emphasis you know if the ring lights weren't too bright the referee was against them if it wasn't the referee it was a judge is that he never owned up to anything that he did wrong but if I go back to the research that we did about him before we even from the first time that line double what we heard the guy doesn't doesn't he doesn't take ownership of anything you blamed everybody anytime anything goes wrong he's a front-runner He's a Bully he says he's that that confirmed everything we had her so you're the crusher your Sergey kovalev you knock me down in the second round. XI the second round you were supposed to finish me sir the fact that we're even talking about a fight being closed the fact that I finished the fight that's bothering you that that that that's a chipping away at this whole Crusher thing that you've been that you've been living on and he couldn't handle it and instead of owning it he blame John David Jackson eBay mr. I blame that guy that's a sign of weakness man. Strength through the 8th round against yard and his last fight I wouldn't say impressed I mean listen he hasn't gotten what he's gotten by not being tough so generally speaking he's tough he's a tough individual to a point I wasn't surprised I was just I was like dude if you ever if a fighter is ever been Saved by the Bell you were just Saved by the Bell like you were a punch or a puncher to away from getting you know getting stopped in your home country and in your home your home City Hometown that was the only kind of like jarring part of it and then my next thought was can you recover is he going to be a physically recovered then psychologically come back and try to get back with you all took from him and around and you did that so he showed me that he still got something in there bees he was the right way to say it he's fading fast but he's fading right before I he doesn't have the reaction he doesn't have a still very good you still you still can be a lot of guys but he's fading fast if there's a Canelo fight on the table I think you should take it and ride off in the sunset man go enjoy your life well it was interesting how you expose them in a second fight because of the body shots the body shots have been a weakness like since then everybody kind of compromise his body they found what you found out is that something you knew going into second fight or did you know it in the first fight like when when do that in the first bite did you problem with me and they're in the first fight first couple rounds I was thinking too much and this dude came out fast I'm thinking I'm trying to get my range and he's a he's accurate I think in the right-hand I'm like I said bro said I was the best thing that could have happened to me like I said earlier and then you saw the body attack get Implement so that was always the game plan I won the second fight with everything that I did in the first fight like we unlocked the code in the first fight but people can get past a knockdown right a failed over to look at the you know the next 10 Rounds happened to me like I said earlier and then you saw the body attack get Implement so that was always the game plan I won the second fight with everything that I did in the first fight like we unlocked the code in the first fight but people can get past a knockdown right a failed over to look at the you know the next 10 Rounds


    Charlie Murphy Did it the Hard Way
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    it looks great yeah he looks so healthy but I don't know what he's doing but God damn it that black don't crack has not a lie he looked amazing he's he's got to be close to 60 and he looked in his in Cars Getting Coffee he's driving around Cherry he looks great classic Jerry cuz he looks like like in Beverly Hills Cop he's like he's just thinner 60 mm in the f*** Tracy that's all Walmart money and he was like we don't have access to them with our money you know I got jelly beans cause you no good bring jelly beans and then he's like jelly beans he makes like all of his eat jelly beans and he goes answering a bike chain go down scroll down there with Eddie Murphy with a beautiful young lady scroll down scroll down scroll that has girlfriend f****** almost 60 years old looks amazing because he's doing health-wise incredible vitamins for dolomite almost 6 years old he looks like he's 15 years younger than me at least he only has one earring sign-of-the-times right one diamond earring you years ago right when Cosby was starting to get into trouble when I don't know if you saw it but he did like this thing we're at a panel a receiving some awards start doing a little stand up and talking about them taking away Bill Cosby's Awards and Bill Cosby's his his his his diploma I remember watch the back then I can't really remember what he said I remember watching back then and I remember being like this guy 2 weeks on stage should be fine if he had material he's f****** sharp sharp I mean how great 1007 we did like 22 cities for the whole month like the whole month together he's about he was so nice you so cool just just stop f****** great guy and then start doing stand-up which is the hardest way to do it plus act that I paid money to see you patiently and open my car and people paying to see you so we started out he would host enough material that he could do a set older guy to his forties when things really started clicking for him open my car and famous and in your 40s


    What Ari Shaffir Would Be Like At War
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    worried at all about something like that he worried about a war with China Hot War involved in a cold war with Russia involved in cold war with Russia what's it called and I think that's much more likely it is much more likely but goddamn if there was some sort of like a real Attack From China or from Russia that would be more China that rush I think what up from what I understand Russia does not really have the money they have you know they have a military but they don't have the kind of military that we have it's pretty big drop off from the United States to what Russia has but they're scary enough dangerous enough that we have to keep an eye on them ever since nuclear weapons came about people are like yeah it's not do those kinds of War what if there was a war and they had to put the draft back in and then I think about all my guy friends and if you like the first one I don't want them to fight like cuz I like them but also can you imagine like Mark Normand like as a soldier command are killing people get imaginary giving the other soldiers some sort of hell guy and he's also just like ice paintball player was the football player that he's a teddy bear but he's also I think for the right reasons he be like I would kill them feel personal to him after the stroke members that left to lose now he's even now now he do like you but I'm out I got a stroke recovery of his motor skills not super usable on stage every night jokes are probably funnier than ever his stroke material is like really really good set the table as you sit down you're immediately making fun of each other like it's just jokes the whole night at people the worst yeah it's just like we're just having fun I just feel like it allows us to say the stuff that like cuz they pretty much anything on stage but there is a line we're like no this is for only other comic The Comedy Store oh Jesus Christ I mean really really in trouble you're trying to shock other comics and then try to shock Road hardened veterans really in trouble you're trying to shock other comics and then try to shock Road hardened veterans


    The Audience, Not Social Critics, Decides What’s Funny!
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    jet ski over the shark day of a show going off the rails the jokes are funny well its contextual but it's like I don't know I just have a hard time of this thing we do and you and I both know he's the guy that started he really is the guy who who started talking about s*** instead of just telling jokes started like talking about social problems and why is this and relationships and sadness and all kinds of weird stuff mean he developed a whole different kind of style of stand-up comedy but it's not funny because you are looking at something that happened in 1950 and 1960s just it's so hard for it to translate comedy unlike anything else loses its bow or its power over time because you and listen to like some even like red fox or something like really good great old stand-ups not that good even you know 50 years from now people will look back and be like that joke still funny accidentally told since then cuz I didn't know any better but it was about gay people that being gay is against a lot of key to cancel all dig so they put you in jail with a bunch of guys want to have sex with you is great yes, yeah I think it's things you you didn't like as soon as someone says that you're like I have always thought that you know they're just like vocalizing something you were never able to kind of put together and that had to be that in that audience and be like like you just kept doing it didn't give up didn't save 12v this is obviously not smart he kept doing it kept pushing the envelope George Carlin same thing you went to jail for it to crawling out of your skin is supposed to be the judge of whether or not something is good and if that's not the case then personal freedom we're not asking someone to like you know like someone's not going on stage and saying you know I'm going to Advocate you murder someone here is their address we're going to do it together let's meet up but we're not talking about that talk about someone cracking a joke and the audience laughs and they enjoy it and today even today when I get upset about someone something and listen to the audience laughing will they know it's a joke right there so they know it's a joke and they were laughing why do you have a problem with it you're not even there see if you just looking for problems and look at women in Saudi Arabia until you figure it out with that was my giant issue with Comics that we're going after Louis after that set was leaked only thing people should have been mad about that is that the set was leaked that should have been like you don't know where he's going to end up with that known for doing huge premises that you disagree with and then he convinces you why he's a right and a very funny way and tongue and cheek that's why they're talking in front of CNN he's he'll figure out a way to make that works is first I do is have been 10 months yeah let's see what you know that and I know that but there's a lot of people that don't even understand the mechanics of creating a joke that like a lot of times you'll go up and you'll have a promising that he might eat s*** without joke for a couple months before it really starts really starts catching years maybe even I've had that like now I'm coming back to cuz I was like I wasn't ready to tell it then and now I'm getting back to it I'm like okay maybe this direction 12 hours a day like he was doing the whole deal and his whole hour now is about this and we talked about him doing bits about that years and years ago he's like I wasn't ready cuz I might stand up wasn't good enough yet I didn't understand how to craft a joke yet yeah hopefully they were good enough cuz you really not going to and then once you do those jokes hopefully they were good enough cuz you really not going to get to revisit them for you to go back over your okay I put an album out 10 years ago and it kind of sucks I'm going to redo all those bits


    Michelle Wolf on Fake Bestiality Accusation
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    yeah but if you can get a pig with a human vagina what that's people f*** sheep right there's not the whole deal with sheep that poor guy who's the exact right height for a she perfect I love that that guy's defense in court he just like nobody's got to look at this video you can't tell me that she's not into that there's a video of me and turn into the panda look they're all back towards me backwards juice came up on a woman it's the best it's the best trolling that has ever been done to me there was an article of it said I was guilty of bestiality both guilty of bestiality and it was from my hometown newspaper the Sun and the paper the right paper they got like all this information about me and then the surprising thing was at the end of the article that I plead guilty and the fine was $1,500 and I was like it was that f****** dogs that was f****** dog and I was like well if that was what I was into $1,500 like is a dog f****** me what is it like a peanut butter situation as me and my friend Billy and my friend Ron we went over their house and it was in the basement I remember one of us had a guard the door case someone came into the basement is old VHS tapes they put the put the VHS tape on one of us had to stand by the doorway to the basement I just took make sure that nobody opened the door busted us we watch this f***** up video of these trailer trash looking meth girls that were blowing donkeys and having sex with dogs one of them had sex with German shepherd it was so gross put in TV with a dog bites yeah yeah seems like a dangerous situation pump ya greedy seems like a dangerous situation is not enough I want want to lick my butthole to


    Michelle Wolf On How Doing Comedy Changed the Way She Thinks
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    when do you have a life experiences the pool from people when they're like you know some people starting their teens and they turned out to be the best in the world Dave Chappelle but other people starting to teens and I'm like half some life first what are you telling jokes about I mean like I had like a whole career before I got into Stanford we were saying your career you were talking to me I used to work on Wall Street I got a job at Bear Stearns so trying to make it happen but 2007/2008 and JPMorgan for a couple mutual funds and separately managed accounts when do you think when did you when we're thinking about stand-up were you thinking about in the beginning before they're collapsed a bunch of friends of mine went to see a taping of SNL I have always been such a huge fan that afterwards are like how these people do this like how do you get here and I Google them and they all started in improv so I started doing improv I did that couple years and then any of my first improv class I was like whatever I just want more of this and then I eventually got into stand-up after that around 2011 but I was very much like you know like a very Taipei get good grades get try to do the best grade in the class type of person and I didn't really develop opinions or a point of view and so when I started doing improv I was like you know Morgan understand if I was like yeah how do I feel about these things like what do I think about them and like really just like I don't know it just that's how I was really when I feel like I started becoming a person personality before that I wonder if I would have been as curious if I wasn't staying up my curiosity is because I started getting curious about things because I wanted to be able to about different things like I am deathly much more observational in the world than I used to be but I'm also I might be a little like darker to like I remember things when I was a kid like I had I thought about what my wedding would look like as like a little girl and now the idea of having a wedding seems ridiculous like the idea of me and like a big dress walking down an aisle like there's none of that I could take seriously we're going to get married how would you do it I was just going to city hall and then maybe later I don't I don't know it seems weird to have a party right after cuz you're right let's see if this is going to stay some guy was kind of like gubsy on the road becomes your tour manager is a guy being really good at something so I yeah I think we'll that's the case with most women most women I think like guys are good stuff yeah yeah yeah and all those things are genetics normal women we like we're attracted to be exact same as the most dangerous to us like we like those men and so we make more dangerous men like we could decide to just only mate with like short soft boned men and make a whole generation of like killable syllables station that's against evolutionary biology it would have to be like women have to be like first we have to get women to agree on something which isn't but then also the law Heartlake height and weight is too high and they're like got to get rid of this one hold him in the tub that's not wise cuz time is not going to do that develop Hulk babies


    Things Get Weird When Men and Women Work Together
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    what is sober October group text done with Ari shaffir Bert Kreischer and Tom Segura is f****** ridiculous sometimes it's so it's sometimes it's so ruthless and so ridiculous just like what happened and there's three different conversations going on it's just really like being friends with women is a lot of work it's like you can talk to them about that just like either you can say to men but they're not going to have the end of discussion about it that you want it to happen you know like women what is ontology ontology child and be like but how did he say it like that. Like was there a. After the text is like the others are. Well then yeah I don't think that's good maybe sure I don't know they're sure she's mad yeah sure all right if you want to fight let's just do it now and not wait till we get to the restaurant when women have a lot of female friends because like out good for the other person you're dating or married to you should want your girlfriend to have a couple female friends so that she can have the conversation all of those discussions like he doesn't want to hear it he doesn't want to hear it have it with your girlfriends and then just talked to him about whatever else like or couldn't agree more with a husband and she's talking to her friend like oh my God so cute girl conversation hey let's have one conversation conversation thinks it's so nice to have like the girls just to be like the girl side of myself want to be why is that happen why is that even the standard like just let women be what we are and men can be what they are and then there's some people that do float in the middle but like why I think it all gets conflated with equal rights equality equal rights equal laws equal willingness to try different jobs those kind of things and then we decide that men and women are not any different and the disease are all cultural creations and these these are things that are concocted by Society bad for women when we say we're just the same as men because it's like you're saying with that sentence that men are correct and when you start finally start to think of us as men as the same as men now we're correct to yeah it's not an equality can you make all the people cuz it will never be equal to you you make every f****** human has ever made made in a woman's body this whole thing that was weird to me because it's some sort of a cultural creation that women are different than men that this is something that Society has sort of impose on women like not women different things like we just sometimes just like to be around each other would man I think sometimes just like I'm sure I can hang out with the boys no problem I grew up with older brothers you know like all I ever did was hang out with boys but now like I also see so much value and just getting to be with girls there's a lot of stuff that men like that women a lot of women don't have interest in this okay it's fine that's toxic toxic masculinity like all this nonsense we here today it's all exactly what we're talking about before with people trying to control people in to find people power I mean us being able to tell others what they can and cannot do or say is us just being like yep that's our power now we might never be better than white men you know but we can at least control what you get to say about us and I think as soon as white women are like yeah we do like to have control then we'll be like thank you let's dismantle all of this dare you tell black people how to feel about you know like what drugs we can and cannot say about black people did you ask any of them you know like I don't you see I'm sure you see where there's like white women with her arms crossed and then like when you start talking about race and then black people who are laughing and you're like they're like you should be able to tell jokes about black people like that it's like did you look indicated in office is so vastly different in the way of, communicates on stage in front of a nightclub it's so different that most people the vast majority of their day is under the spell of Human Resources standard of communication that's it's not how they want to talk they want to behave and think and also men and women working together is strange it's strange anybody says it's not strange never work with women and men together because people attracted to each other people get Petty people get jealous people get flirty people get mean people get controlling they Place social games with each other there's one night stand there's no like all of this is happening for a while and then they might hate each other but I still got to figure out how to work together I work in an office and my boss was really good looking and I was attracted to him and there was a chemistry and we started sleeping together like that's what I wanted and that it alright like yeah get married now the whole thing but take it seriously I'm kind of dating like jawless like kind of pushover guys and I'm like I'm like maybe they're the women I'm talking about they're like no I found these short so I found these soft books meant you no like jawless is one way to describe I know a lady who got a chinchilla up self to but it was one of those very unfortunate Chin's know and then she nor that well she told me she had chin implant was like what what is your what your jaw shape of her jaw should you go to ja reworked are you in order to get you to sleep with them it's not you you being some of the worst or someone is legitimately attracted to this guy and then you get together it still if I was running a company I'd say hey don't f*** each other you assholes I'm trying to make money have to say that it's in the rules and regulations would have to say but there's no way you can tell me that it's not possible for a man and a woman who work in the other in the guy's the boss and the woman Works under how many fall in love and they have an amazing relationship power over her basically prisoner give her half of that hundred billion dollars that he has and get her out of that Tower over you had saying that he wants you to sleep with him or making lewd, to make you feel disgusted what you show up to work and you're not interested in that person at all I want to do your job and they're making comments about your breasts are your legs your mouth or just like your mouth go to a man that makes him feel like a piece of meat like that like it like humiliated it's so hard to sexually harassment because they're in do so much of it would like it days do I get how many can I get does it depend on the performance depend on the performance I really know what I'm doing


    Best of the Week - December 1, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    if you can get an inland sea salt it's better because it's not like it doesn't have potential as many potential toxins it's going to find like oceans how does that work was it an older C I wonder if what it is and it's it's just that these big salt so it is just like millions of years ago like they find seashells in Montana yeah yeah Utah earlier in the year where we were just all the Salt Lake and apparently that used to be on a underwater to and they'll find like shark teeth and stuff like that around there like an integer up on this light rail and then like there's no water inside think about that next time you see some assholes it's been 10 million dollars on a house on the beach it's where the water is in the water isn't yeah it is funny how we think of that though we're it's like me see the map now and we're like okay this is just how it is install actually refers to exclusively to Pakistani rock salt that used to be sea salt hundreds of millions of years ago so why don't we called Pakistan if I was Pakistani gummy outside in a little bit I was like wait know what's wrong with you but Merica what's wrong with you pretty clear that's what I forget you forget believing de Jesus you forget the USA you forget you forget the best in the world what happened to you what Jesus said what happened you not forget he's if it wasn't like there was some gay thing that was going on commenting on now I know it was a beautiful but he's he's so bad at English so bad easily could be don't forget Jesus Is It Go for Jesus don't forget Jesus only promise because what's wrong with you us say what's wrong with you you forget the number one Jesus what's wrong with you go back go back don't don't forget Jennifer Garrity is it don't forget Jesus says don't forget right closed caption first of all possible second you got to remember he's just got hit in the head. John 3:16 or 3:18 on a bandana around his head is Jesus not for gay Jesus people go for Jesus not forget Jesus you forget Jesus that increasing red meat consumption by replacing carbohydrates in the diet of individuals without anemia actually reduce markers of inflammation reducing replacing watch toy Elevate markers of oxidative stress and inflammation in humans need to study exist mean that doesn't fit either rcts random so they're actually controlling it instead of just looking at observational data which is subject to healthy user bias these are the study and then there's another one another RCT in women with anemia inflammation markers on a diet high in red meat or not significantly different from those on a diet high in oily fish and then there are also numerous please have paleo diets which contain meat and other types of animal protein and show that they decrease markers of inflammation including CRP randomized controlled trial showing reductions and interleukin-6 and also in tumor necrosis factor-alpha in his diet so all of this suggests is not the meat it's what you eat with the meat that makes the difference are we have studies of chlorophyll eating chlorophyll rich green vegetables Nationwide nitroso compounds with me you have lots of studies showing that when you eat plants along with the meat then you don't see the effects that you might see if you're just eating right standard American diet if an animal Foods are they said last time and is it as I've always argued I'm not a proponent of the carnivore diet I'm not a low-carb guy I'm not a keto guy might fundamental argument is just that the optimal human diet contains both plant and animal foods and this focus on individual food components or macronutrients like protein or fat or carbohydrate we've gotten too much it's called nutritionism it's just focusing on these individual elements and ignoring the overall pattern of diet quality which is the most important thing and that's what a lot of the more recent studies are showing when you look at the diet powder in the diet quality on its overall that's what actually makes a difference in terms of health and life span not how much of this fat how much of that fat whether there's no red meat or white meat or fish or whatever it's the pattern Washington kill himself maybe maybe this time he did if you had a house in Vegas I want to give you the odds he did come on 10% I would probably do you want more than 10 to 1 that he did kill him so I think there's only a 10% chance he killed for broken system well that's a defense defense is just we were incompetent not we killed him who knows that's what happened what's going on oops sorry yeah the cameras come on bro I have cameras at my house I'll never f****** off come on when the cameras rocks I've heard repeated a few times but not more recent at their there was screaming being heard from his self that someone heard screaming probably the biggest public conspiracy theory that most people believe in using most people believe it was a it was a hit I would say most people when you get there did you feel like everything's right like when you finally got to your place and you finally started when you walked 60 miles out there and started Living did you finally feel like I'm in my spot this is where I'm supposed to be oh yeah like you knew I had literally been planning to do exactly that in the Brooks range for 7 years like that's what I was doing everyday Was preparing to do that no it was it about it that was so compelling like why was that a thing that you were so drawn to because when I was living in the woods before that when I was in the teepee in Vermont every single day I wake up smile on my face I just be excited what was going on get up Lookout see the fog coming up off the water on the lake you know oh wow there's something over there is a loon whatever it is that I was just excited about what was going on out there and I just felt really connected to it and there are a lot of really positive aspects to being out in the woods I mean just the physical part like I like to stay in shape I like to be active and you can't have but be active out there you can't help but stay in shape I like the diet I mean once I started eating animals I kill myself and food that I collected myself in a plant food to it was that's the best food I ever ate my life when I ate that first motorcycle I mean I never had anything better it's a crazy way to live man it's interesting because most people tell you hey you got to get a job you got to be a normal person you can't just go out there and live yeah yeah well and that's what I told him I said I'm going to make a career as now I didn't know exactly how it was going to play out but I was always confident that it was a valuable thing to do and that it would not only benefit me but in the long run that I would be able to share this with people and that it would pay off and it did it just took time exactly how it was going to play out but I was always confident that it was a valuable thing to do and that it would not only benefit me but in the long run that I would be able to share this with people and that it would pay off and it did it just took time


    Why Glenn Won’t Be on Life Below Zero Anymore | Joe Rogan
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    family in this weasel to at the time by Sylvia at the time was out there with me yes she did a weasel weasel YY get that SeaWorld is telling me like you never going to find a woman to live like that out there but actually it's appealing to certain people I think a lot of people that's what people watch on TV people want to be free right now and people want to be alive and a lot of people don't feel it today it's true if you spend your whole life in an office or courtroom and before that you were in school you've never really damn in the grind the grind of just keeps showing up at the office every day and cases are piling up and next he knows you live with Glenn by side of a leg dodging wolves I enjoy talking to her like what a tough broad I'm not on the show anymore you know I know what happened with you and I showed you guys have a falling-out question about exactly a storyline that was for as I think I'm very popular with the fans every everybody that I talk to you I mean the viewers now you are my favorite guy I love it because people tell me that I really made a difference in their life like they learn something to get inspired they actually made changes in their life and I hear this all the time like yesterday traveling you know that's four different people come and talk to me about it and but I think I went about as far as I can go in the show cuz I was always pushing to tell stories or share things that didn't fit into the concept they had when you make a TV show you got a concept before you find a people put in it right and I mean Life Below Zero is a show about supposedly people live in a subsistence lifestyle in the bush and that's part of my life but there's a lot more to it and I'm always on a person who always trying to learn and grow and do new things and expand so when they met me I fit into their show like hand in a glove but I wanted to do more and I wanted to share more so I get bored you know I made I think I'm an 85 episodes of Life Below Zero I may Allah TV I wasn't satisfied just to show people what it's like to search for your food and chop down a tree in a free firewood to do more so I was always pushing to do stories that were a little bit out of the range for the scope of what they envisioned for me to do in the show I wanted to fly on a little 8-pound paraglider off the top of the mountain to get back to my Camp I've been dreaming about it for years and you know I said hey I'm going to do this I'm going to paraglide off this mountain I got a lot of resistance from The Producers about stories sound like that I did it and I was like I want to film this and that you know I hate if you guys don't want to sell that they didn't want to film that I'll get somebody else when I'm going to film this and I'm going to do this cuz I was excited about it they put in the Shell but I got a lot of you know resistance and I wanted to teach people all the time about things and that wasn't really maybe the best vehicle for I mean I had a blast doing the show I had an awesome time I learned a ton of stuff about making TV about all kinds of things and I made awesome friends Cameron some of the best people I've ever met in my life and overall had a great experience but I was always pushing the limits of what they really wanted to do I think because I want to make a story for example about finding a site where Stone Age people lived those very unpopular with the producers but we did it I mean I was just Adam I wouldn't that be unpopular that's so he said you look like you just walking around something to eat or chop something touched more trees first I was like no I've had enough trees on Kim I want to do something worthwhile I had to really twist people's arms to get on the show but the producer now this Stone Age site did you find it where was it not that we can get to right now it was like a doll story on TV about is amazing. I heard about it from somebody they've been in the 1970s he said there's a place where you can find stumps or Cobblestone acts like that's totally made long time you know these stumps were old like you could eat they were still standing you could touch him and you could knock him over there were like right on the edge like they might not be there in 10 years it was amazing but yeah this this this gentleman I know who grew up as a little kid out there with his dad his dad was a hunting guide they had been all over this area and he told me that there was a place where people had camped in their thumb rings of stones were they paid their skin Tans and they found the stumps that Cobblestone taxes and whatnot so we actually made it shows off my went with to Karen and we walk for a couple days just to get there from my Camp wow and then just go and buy this verbal description that he'd given me I was able to locate you told me about a game trail that and it was still there like that the animals are still following the same route you know and he said you get there you you turn this way you're going up in the mountains going to be there and off to the side you're going to see these stumps and sure enough I found the stumps on it was amazing how I got one of them Fairbanks I brought down with me that's so wild that it was just off of someone's description from the 1970s jackery coffee is an amazing man he he still lives in the Brooks range in a small village called wise man and he was somebody that I learned a lot from after I get to Alaska why is it was on the show as well wasn't it do didn't they film some stuff from that that part of the Erik salitan prior to the show Eric and I'd known each other for 10 years I met him not long after he came to Alaska is another really interesting guy he is yeah unfortunately Eric and I were friends and I kind of replaced him on the show that's what happened but you guys were together at the same time for a little while there was a little overlap before me then they found me then we overlap for a little while and then they get over there so they would just get rid of you if they decide they were they were born with your storyline there's other people living up there like that they just find them and office politics I think wasn't and also just differences and Creative Vision I mean I was not satisfied to just do the standard I'm starving I'm looking for firewood whatever stories over and over I was always trying to push it I was doing paragliding I was doing you know just exploring showing people are Stone Age people lived climbing mountains just for the joy climbing up and set up on top of philosophize about like those are I like to do and that really wasn't the vision they had I think that was a lot of it but honestly they never they didn't talk to me about it after they stopped working on that I still haven't talked to him about it so they just stopped yeah they didn't call you up and say they renewed my contract right they had an option to renew for one more year we shot one episode radio silence after 5 months I sent him an email and said hey what's up what's going on and I got about two lines back from a sad story the schedules off all we don't have any plans to film with you with the show producer tell me a couple years ago first of all I didn't work with producers in the field after the first year-and-a-half I said hey I can produce myself in the field I don't need to work with Bruce anymore and they went along with that so I'm responsible for my own stories as far as I'm concerned on the author Monster this mean a couple of cameraman and we're out there and I'm making what I consider real TV I'm sharing what I want to share nobody's feeding me lines nobody's tell me what I got to do I'm producing myself I'm working with awesome cameraman and we were due incredible things I'm a whole episodes of LBZ in the field just one cameraman and then we send all the footage back to LA and they work all their magic and edit it and everything and do what they want it but yeah I've made several episodes with just me and one care man out there but that's a lot of a freedom that's not normally given to people on reality TV from what I'm told and of course that costs intentions so they wanted to control you more oh yeah if you could guess you didn't like the kind of stories that I was going was really because I don't remember the details of that conversation but it was just a general tensional out I got a lot of negative feedback about what I was giving them and it was weird cuz people were loving it I mean people you contact with on social media let's get all modern last year's but yeah I got on Facebook and I got thousands of people you know giving me positive feedback when I travel anywhere we can go to Fairbanks again I was positive feedback to seem to me like the viewer is really like what I was doing but I did get a lot of negative feedback from certain particular people making the show that that wasn't what they really wanted they have a formula right in the formula survival really the formula subsistence survival finding enough chopping wood is really appealing it's one of the more interesting things about those kind of shows it's like what is it that's tapping in or what it was it tapping into what what what part of your ancient memory where this is like really exciting to people cuz I think there's a lot of folks out there like your lawyer friend or your opera friend that they just there's something about the idea of getting away from everything and just living away a more simple life it's it's it seems like the antidote for them so when you watch this on television and you see these people just chopping wood and living by the land and dealing with the dangers of living in the bush it's like there's something about it's like make it tuning every week yeah and I mean it is it's it's beautiful stuff to share I think it's it's awesome just for me I don't think it's the perfect vehicle exactly what I want to share because I want to go a little deeper I want more than you know like a 4-second soundbite and that's what I like about the Shoujo when I discovered your show is like wow there people that just sit down have a normal conversation rather than everything being chopped up an attitude new soundbites yeah you get a chance to really talk about stuff around just having a conversation time for 3 hours to get to really expand on your ideas and if you said something that you think maybe you didn't say it right you get to say it better or what I was saying was this and get to explain yourself expand and really get a thought across there's not a lot of places where you can do that in this world not know the reality TV shows your situation sounded like it was pretty much you producing it which would give you as much reality as you know they left in with but a lot of reality shows you know as well as I do they just set things up like a you're going to pretend like you lost your keys in that Lake you know my keys where's my teeth see bad acting like all my God and I know I know how it works I've done no shows before I know that there's someone who's always trying to set up these scenarios are scripted it's like sort of non-scripted scripted like they have a place to go to that haven't been used to see them on these shows you can tell when people are acting was like a weird feeling that you weird feeling that you got when you know this guy's opened up the storage shed before and he's opening up now wow when he got here like come on man you're a terrible actor this is awful but this something about these formulas of these people created reality television is a very strange animal


    Joe Rogan is HORRIFIED by Parasites in Human Eye!
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    to me there's like cleaner meet and there's dirty or meet I don't really like to eat there a lot of people eat bears I've eaten the one grizzly bear that I ever shot I didn't shoot him cuz I wanted to eat in my Sean because I needed to shoot him but if I have caribou and moose I don't really want it and really ungulates is what I like to eat if you see the stuff that bears eat I don't know why people are so crazy about their me some people really like bear meat but I seen what bears eat and I don't really want to be embarrassed now rotten food while there's a couple things they can't have that can hurt you not too bad normally but a grizzly bear I mean you skin and I'm in the worms this long crawling out their ass and they got a lot in those worms can hurt you there you know Bronxville stay in urine test as I go into your brain in different weird places it's the eggs get into and they hatch cuz they're an unfamiliar hosted on the way to go into spinal cord to go all over the place where they do if that happens to a lot of kids like a roundworm normally it doesn't cause a bear too much probably just lose their intestines but if that larva if if you get an egg in you and that the larva doesn't know where to go he's an unfamiliar host in the act differently don't migrated weird places in your body like nervous tissue look in your eyes and stuff Jesus Christ yeah I'll look at that man in the eyeball and what do they do well I never got one in my eyesight is that look at that thing traveling around inside this person's eyeball that man's a lot of parasites you left your purse right there click on that fifteen worms and omigod their eyeballs overcome with f****** worms yeah I've had to deal with those words but not in me my God that's so insane I f***** parasites man so we're so many parasites creepy like I seen a lot of parasite but most of them won't hurt humans bridles are one that will in the one that's in the grizzly bear is just a slightly different variation from that one that's in raccoons is baylisascaris up there and kids up there and they were you know crowner that time playing and stuff and I just built this huge bonfire excited make sure no eggs the eggs are very resilient they can last for years and years in the environment they can survive being frozen all winter really oh yeah they're microscopic eggs that's what you got to worry about not the big warm you got to worry about the eggs I'll send you get those eggs in you scary s*** f*** that creepy crawly growing inside me then in my eyeballs into my brain tissue I have a buddy my my friend Justin Wren he doesn't charity called fight for the Forgotten and he builds Wells for the pygmies and we helped sponsor them and we do some things with them and he goes back and forth to the Congo like couple times a year and he went there recently and look 6 months ago and has caught a parasite that they can identify and they think it might be in his brain they don't know where it is but like your work out really hard and then you'll be shivering with like pale skin and you know the deed they're trying to do all these different things to him to try to eradicate the parasites and they don't even know exactly what he has because he's so deep into the jaw he's so deep in the Congo is going with a lot of Western people don't go so they're they're really baffled don't like we're not we don't know what the f*** you have he's had it for months and months and months and months of suffering and just it's taking a toll on him across the board every every aspect of his health is deteriorating because this is really creepy I've heard of people dying from parasites they picked up in the tropics you know so when you eat the wolf what when you eat the wolf what do you eat the back straps do you cook two hams like how do you how do you eat a wolf the only way that I like to eat a wolf as a boil it for a good long time cuz walls to we'll have parasites. Trichinosis cooked


    A Pack of Wolves Came After Glenn Villeneuve | Joe Rogan
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    been times when I ran out of food and I've literally tracked wolves and taking food away from them when they're killed Caribou yeah how many wolves were there one time there was a lone wolf that got a caribou just ahead of me he didn't have time to do anything except got it for me that's what they start eating its belly and pull the guts out in the whole caribous there why what happened that day I was really hungry we had run out of food I was out there with my ex-wife and we had your kids had one baby at the time so you are out there with a baby and you don't even have food the baby was fine she was nursing and your wife have any food yeah well we always had something to eat just not enough but I never ever have been out there when I didn't have something to eat every single day some days it was just one some days it was just one time again which is very little food but I've always been able to get something to eat but this particular it was kind of early on this was the winter 2006 2700 been out there that long made a miscalculation I was counting on Caribou shown up because so far I'd always seen a lot of care of in the winter that one of the income if I had known I could have prevented the situation but we're taking one moose in the fall I killed emotions Amber and I thought ma'am. 500 pounds of meat worse at the Caribou come later in the winter but it's amazing how much meat you can eat when you're not eating much of anything else and all that I was eating at that time really was Meet fat and maybe a cup of berries a day know that I've gathered in the fall and froze so the most we went through that pretty fast found out that two adults can eat a large bull moose in three months if that's all you got to eat ivy by myself of a large bull moose in 6 months for a large Bull Moose is about 2,000 lb you probably get 500 lb of Yukon moose is like two thousand pounds that one was actually 57 if I remember I don't pay too much attention to the exact measurements button somewhere in the range of 1500 lb which is like what how many pounds of meat you think that is I would guess that you probably again 5 600 pounds of meat out of there are you taking the the femurs and getting bone marrow out of them and doing all that child yeah oh yeah that's that's really important part of an animal is I like variety and they analyze a ton of writing one Caribou will give you so many different options in terms of food if you know how to utilize I didn't everything have a caribou except the poop literally you can eat part of the antlers when their own in the spring when they're growing their soft on the end it's like a pickle you skin them you take the Velvet off in the last intro to it's just that the consistency of a pickle look great raw animals ride a lot of parts of a caribou draw but anyway you get a lot of rides Utah the organs eat the eyes eat the brain you to the liver the brain spinal cord you can get all kinds of variety and it's nutritious is good for you I mean I learned about all this from the old people that used to eat this way I went to I would have been reluctant to eat certain things if I I hadn't been educated by other people that you can do is I'll talk to his nine-year-old woman in Fairbanks you know and I asked her so you eat the brains cuz I'm thinking you know mad cow disease prion disease there's Parts in Wisconsin where my friend Doug during those we're being a 50% of the deer they they test test positive for CWD real fatal disease and hasn't made the jump to humans yet but they're very concerned and you know this is coming from the deer like you said there's a lot of deer and where deer and moose live together the moose get we don't have any deer other than moose and Caribou that's why we don't have the preonic disease and just do deer up there at all unless it's too hard of a wow so you when you take this Caribou away from the wolf how does that go down what happened that day text remind me I forgot last talked about I had a trail up the mountain this lot of snow in the winter you know to three feet of snow you got to have pack trails to walk efficiently pack them down snowshoes and stuff in pretty much follow the same route I'm following my trail to go up the mountain looking for food that day and I came on there no care where I can find a caribou anywhere Inc Caribou track for like months their migratory and if they happen to migrate 10 the way I'm not going to see him I come on a track of one Caribou it's wounded is bleeding is being chased by one wolf and across my trail so I start Jason it was real fresh it was snowing out and I could tell this is just happened was injured Caribou this wolf is chasing it up this mountain the right ahead of me I got to follow this stuff you have a rifle my rifle my constant companion I mean rifle goes just about everywhere I go up there so I start jogging up the mountain as fast so I can go 5000 foot mountain and this this Caribou is wounded pretty badly bleeding almost continuously you know and it's clear to me that if he doesn't make it over the top of that mountain this was going to get him I mean going down the other side I don't know about this wolf has is Caribou this is usually the way that they in Jerome and it takes time is how it is run out to knock them down I see a lot of injured on the the big muscle on the back legs at what you mean hamstrung a real bad That Got Away they get away with Google likes it couldn't walk anymore but anyway I start chasing them up the hill to kind of zigzagging up the hill in this terrible obviously doesn't know this mountain it doesn't know where it's going it heads in a direction where there's some Cliffs on the other side of this Ridge and I'm getting real hopeful at this point and I still haven't seen him there ahead of me on the mountain and sure enough the tracks come right up to the edge Cliff both the caribou and the Wolf and go right over the top of the cliff and I'm like there's no way that Caribou survive getting. Cuz I know this mountain like the back of my hand and I just sat down there and I listened and I sat there at the top of the cliff and Sharon office real quiet out there in the winter the Arctic is just like dead silent and I start hearing the crunching in the snow this wolf you down in the Ravine and he knows I'm up there he can sense the the top of the cliff and he wants to to bug out of there at that point and he just walked up the other side of the Ravine I'm looking across the Ravine and I see the wolf going up and I know hey that Kara was down in that Ravine somewhere so he's just getting away from you by then because you you would shot quite a few wolves not times but we had a show at one time on the lake or it's frozen and German with me that was actually that story was told on the show and I documented a little bit as much as I could with my little camera at the time that day I shot through walls but that was a very unusual situation that was those walls were actually trying to get me which is almost unheard of but this was years before that this wall and like almost every other wolf encounter I've ever had every other wolf encounter I've ever had the wolf wants nothing to do with you and then world knows I'm dangerous will they know you're dangerous are they having any interactions with other humans walls notice all across North America I've only been able to find two documented Bonafide e cases werewolves have killed humans in North America in recent times it was this one guy young guy up in Saskatchewan several years ago there was one woman in Alaska apparently was killed by will say almost never happens they just know that people are dangerous they've been persecuted I mean they were bounties on Moses I think it's in their DNA now you know all wild animals grizzly bears didn't want to do it peacefully 99.9% of the time it's interesting you saying that grizzly bears are there haunted don't want anything to do with people they're having a real problem crazy bears in places like Montana where they don't hunt them right where they don't have any fear many many generations of no fear of human beings and you getting a lot of me thanks cuz that yeah I wouldn't be crazy about walking out the national park we're not allowed to bring a gun yeah well my Montana particular a lot but it was about three four hundred yards from me when he got up to the top of the ridge he's stop way way up high above I remember looking at him through binoculars or maybe it was a scope on my rifle I just remember giving a Yelp he laid down on the ground when he knew he was safe way up there and he just gave me yawn and I could see how long is just like a dog it seemed good this Ian like you just climbed up this big mountain in about 10 minutes you know so I just walked around the cliff went down in there.. Caribou I actually made a backpack out of rib cage carry home and it was like 25 below pretty brutal form up on the mountain then I'll have you was it I don't know a lot of things in a way but I'd say 50lb something like that you know obviously don't take all of that weight at one time with me I carry as much as I can't did you have backpack that like a pack frames I had a frame and I just stuffed everything in the remember it was so cold and I was so tired up there running up this mountain the when is dark it's dark up there there's no sun in the winter I just remember getting the head off that thing throw in the legs and stuff in the in the rib cage and throw it onto that frame I had it was all inside of the big rib cage still at the skin on it and everything was a wolf watching the whole time he was up on top of the mountain. I wasn't paying close attention to him after I don't know how long he hung out there I would think that you would want to keep an eye on that f***** going 8 or 10 miles when the snow is deep enough they start walking single-file in every wolf in the pack steps in exactly the same track and their stride when they slow down to a walk like that is just right for me I can step right in the truck don't you need snow shoes no you can't you can't keep up with their normal gait their trotting you can't even come close to that if you're in good shape you can jog behind wolves all day long I followed walls I thought a pack of 12 volt one time 8 or 10 miles there hunting Caribou right in front of me there's another time I remember taking Caribou me away from a pack of wolves which I didn't even see that killed the Caribou but you know there's a lot of brush and different stuff around I discovered it because Ravens flow up off that I went over there and judging by the tracks are half a dozen rolls around I took that Caribou got time brought it home and ate it but I had a lot of interactions over the years of the wolves and I never had wolves act aggressive to me I had my Curious I've had him act scared I've had him act indifferent I never had wolves act aggressive to me until that time January 2012 on a pack of 20 wolves literally took after me out on the lake and I did shoot three of those wolves and what was that about why do you think they were taken after you it was a very unusual situation first of all there were 20 walls in one place that's unheard-of up there that's totally unheard of the largest pack of wolves never heard account of that Far North with 17 wheels and I was back in the 1970s usually there's 5 6 Waltz in a pack up there it's real hungry country's hard for them to feed themselves at the packets bigger not that split up but I don't know what happened that you're out of two packs combined I don't know if the pact is brutal outside but it was on her up anyway I'm up on a mountain I look down at the lake since January it's just Twilight in the middle of day Isis big brown spot on eye how's that sound from my cabin about 500 yards big brown spot first I thought it was water overflow that comes up to the ice sometimes when you get a cracked I got the binoculars I'm looking in holy cow that's a giant pack of wolves that just took something down on the lake I can see like one of those breaking off ones breaking off and then coming back over and I I realize what's going on that there was very little snow that you're even though it's January I've been cold since September but very low precipitation is only about maybe four or five inches of snow so I could literally run down the mountain I was down at the lake within 20 minutes and I went right to my cabin I got my camera I got my tripod I'm like this is phenomenal I got to document this and I start walking across the lake out to where they aren't to get pictures of this so I get about 350 yards from these walls I still don't know what the animal is that they got there and you know I can hear you can hear bones break and stuff the wolves and I'll just amazing and I start taking pictures and I run out of batteries I'm like so I got to go back to the cabin that's like a hundred fifty yards behind me when I get about 30 yards or so from the cabin I look back over my shoulder and a whole goddamn pack of wolves it racing across the lake straight toward me nothing like it I sprinted Like Jesse Owens for the door that Kavanaugh is only 30 yards from it I turn I look back out the window and these walls came right up into my yard over 50 yards from the front door 20 wolves wolves are usually hightailing it out of there when they see people so I get my new batteries I get the camera set back up I go back out by the time I get back down the yard there by this thing of killed like 500 yards away and I want to get more pictures of this I got my rifle to a course so I start heading back over when I get about 350 yards and then I start taking more pictures I got a great picture you can pull it up baby I see that in the notes section on my Facebook page has a story and unusual occurrence with the walls anyway they're all eaten and I start taking pictures again and after I take some pictures first one and two to three the wall sister likes I can see they stop eating in there looking at me like 350 yards away by can you see that they notice them back out there on the lake and they're size me up kind of and I see someone we're just really slowly moving toward me like walking a few steps and stop and I'm thinking yeah I got my rifle and everything but there's a lot of wolves are how do I know they're going to stop when I start shooting you know so I decided maybe it's best just make a slow Retreat and I started and walking back toward the cabin in the walls it look like they were slowly walking towards me as I'm walking towards the cabin when I got about if I remember right it was a hundred yards from the cabin both walls started Galloping they just all 20 wool started Galloping towards me and I dropped that tripod right there where at where I was and I know I was a hundred yards from the cabin they were 400 yards for me and I ran as fast as I could for the cabin cuz I thought hey if I start shooting what if they don't stop the one it's 20 was there for five rounds of me that's why I had one in the chamber I had five rounds of ammunition just like the time before they're right there in my front yard and they're 50 yards away they're all Milling around Folsom Lake Jesus Christ this is amazing I've never seen anything like this so but I'm safe and sound in the cabin so I just collect my thoughts and like man it's time to teach these walls a lesson if I let those walls leave now they're going to think I'm just food I run away when they see me right now. I mean I could be out there in the night in the dark not even the walls around getting ambushed by so I had to shoot some of those walls hold up, make sure everything was perfectly right you know I put some extra ammunition in my pocket checked everything out okay I'm set to go out there with this gun and and talk to these walls about the situation and I go back out and they were back at the Moose but it turned out to be a moose they'd killed they were back over there at the kill so I thought would be a lot safer if I shot from close to the cabin you know rather than go out there on the open eyes so I'll just see if I come back over here and I started running back and forth right in front of my cabin on the on the ice just to get their attention and sure enough it worked that whole pack of 20 will started racing across that lake at full Gallop straight toward me I couldn't believe it was right in front of my cabin I just run back and forth like 50 yards out to my little water hole in the ice and back to the cabin a few times and they just started running right at me so I sat right down there on the bank on the shore right you know 15 ft in front of my porch and started shooting I think if I the first one I had was 264 yards and measured it all off the next day what kind of interesting just checking out the tracks and seeing what happened I hit three of them yeah what happened when one got hit they stopped at the closest Trax to me we're about 40 yards you know I remember reloading after I shot five times it all happened so fast but then the next day when I had time on out there looked all tracks and measured everything is size up situation figured out where I'd hit different walls and stuff and I wrote that all down that's what I was mentioned in the notes section are my Facebook page story because I wanted when it was fresh in my mind to really have the details cuz I knew right then that something happened to me that doesn't really happen to people I mean to get have a pack of wolves come after you is a very unusual occurrence read all over the place that wolves don't attack humans you know I've read that many times but they have they have at least take at least dorkly whole Little Red Riding Hood that's all because they were trying to warn children about wolves now when you found these wolves and you like when you start shooting and you hit one to the other ones freak out if they realize what's going on at the summit they started putting on the brakes but like I said the first wolf I hit was over 250 yards in the 264 yard something like that from me and some of the tracks came about 40 40 to 50 yards from me before they start their doing U-turn you could see if they're all just Milling around when I was reloading I just remember seeing all these walls Milling around in front of me like running around in circles and I was like holy cow I'm reloading and I remember shooting one more time as they were headed away but they all took off the into the woods and one of the wolves that I had hit was paralyzed paraplegic but he was still going on two legs so I ran into Adam yeah I ran into Katt the other the other two I just dropped immediately wanted was hit right ahead but I ran in the cabin, 22 so you want to put a big thirty-ought-six hole in this this world those paraplegic and I chased him down caught up with him and show him the 22 then I can hear all the other wolves howl and how you know probably almost in the woods on the other side of Lake and I just ran to her I ran over to that what they killed in this was the first time I saw it was a year-and-a-half-old bullmoose and it was still all their the legs were still on and I got pictures of it stuff they just started eating and how long before I started folder pictures on your Facebook not of that moose they put those on LBZ I think with LBZ Life Below Zero that's a different moves so so when you find the wolves that you did shoot and you know you've your shot until three of them yeah you eat them if I can help it one out there I want to do when you find the wolves that you did shoot and you know you've your shot and killed three of them yeah delete them if I can help it


    How Glenn Villeneuve Came to Be on Life Below Zero | Joe Roga
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    perfect people don't know what to Life Below Zero it's this crazy show where people live in this very rugged terrain and you you and you're the most interesting life cuz you when you would live up at the cabin you would live by yourself just you and a very small room just hunting all your food and then hiking around you didn't use any vehicles and you just kind of had a rifle enough frying pan or pot and a place to sleep and you seem really happy up there oh yeah I'm having a good time I just wanted to strip everything away that I could dispense with you know I got the idea I wanted to go back to living like a hunter gatherer back in 97 I just got this idea I was actually living in a tent in the woods down in Vermont having such a good time I thought where could I go with this what could I do with this kind of lifestyle and I decide to move to the Brooks range of Alaska live in a tent in the first place I just like the outdoors I just love nature and you know I was doing other things too but there was this one summer when I was in my twenties when I found this really cool spot in the woods and I thought he'll set up a teepee over there and I'll just hang out there this summer as much as I can and I just had a great time so I started thinking more about you know instead of just living in the woods kind of has a recreational thing I started thinking about how could you actually make a life living like this it'll get up every morning with the a.m. surround the sky the water I started thinking about it started reading anthropological stuff about hunter-gatherers that summer and I started getting ideas and it took me seven years to make it to the Brooks range in to get out to that Lake that you've seen on TV and actually start living that way it took me a few years just to organize my life enough to move up to Alaska and then once I got to Alaska I was kind of in Fairbanks for about four years before I could really spend long periods of time but once I got it all arranged I just drove up the Hall Road which is this Industrial Road that goes up to the North Slope oil fields is very very unimproved in Aries just Gravel Road for hundreds of miles I drove about three miles north of Fairbanks I park my van and I walked 60 miles off of that road by myself out into the Wilderness and started figuring out how to live off the land how did you know where to go before I had actually like flying around in a little Bush playing just part of my plan originally when I formulated this idea back in Vermont I thought I'll become a bush pilot that'll be a thing I can do in Alaska and so I was thinking about starting to hear taxi service I've been studying flying for Fears as soon as I got my private license I jumped in the planet Pluto Alaska but then when I got up there I was getting my commercial and all that and in the meantime as much as I could I'd go out and explore look around and I discovered this Lake one day when I was flying part of the Brooks range and I set up a little tent camp there that summer 2000 but it took me another four years before I could actually walk out there and start living 60 miles walking that's a long f****** way when I was 13 years old convince my mom to drive me back down and drop me off alone where we had given up the year before but just you by yourself yeah when I was thirteen but that's a trail that's called The Long Trail and it's Mark there's a little paint marking on the trees up ahead of you tell me where to go yeah Brooks reinell 13 yeah that's a little kid yeah go I went back a few times but yeah I mean I never I never finished the fourth grade tell you the truth but your high school did you ever get a GED I like to be learning all the time whatever I'm doing I like to learn but if I'm making a TV show I want to learn everything I can about it you know if I'm flying airplanes I want to learn a lot more than I need to know to do what I'm doing and it's the same thing with the going out there and living just learning as much as I could how much so much to learn out there. How long did it take you when you're thirteen oh well that was easy I mean I remember going once or twice with some uncles my we never got anything I never I didn't have any real honey experience until that summer I walked out to the lake really yeah so you really just had a rifle and I don't quite know what you were doing I've read a lot about what to do the biggest thing I got out there I had two months food I left two months worth of food at the lake okay to get me started and I walked out there in July 2 months food like what did you bring all I had left basic stuff grains legumes some beans some rice stuff that you need to survive a good oil you know basic sunflower was out there and I left that the year before when I had a plane my whole plan to become air taxi and and do the bush line at that time I realized this doesn't go together with living off the land and wellness so I actually sold that plane that summer and drove up the road and walked out to where I had left these supplies here before and decide that's what I really want to just go live off the land I don't I don't need an airplane anymore I don't need to fly so when I get out there was a 55 gallon barrel and had some food and it had a few supplies I had a tent you know it was insulated but if it hadn't really become a cabin yet it's the same place that you've seen but it was just a little little solid back then in the cabin as it stands you built yeah I flew in the plywood and stuff and then when I get out there I put I put I had to Walton originally I had a tent camp out there since 2000 I built plywood cabinet under the wall 10 basically what I did but when I get out there I had some food I have my rifle I have fishing equipment I started Liv and I started improving that little cabin you know and by September I ran out of food like complete I had one bag of flour to slow plastic bag of flour that was all I had left when it got cold enough so I figured I could start moose hunting so that was my plan I got to get it moves why just wait till it got cold this regulations bugs you got to preserve the me a freezer have to wait until like I still do when I hunt Moose my moose hunting season starts today I can leave a piece a scrap of meat out on the ground all afternoon and go look at it as no flags on it that makes sense wow that's crazy so you have to do other than the rifle aspect of it. Mean you're really Living Like A Primitive hunter-gatherer to use the bow and arrow if I thought I could have survived there's a spot right there it is everything I could I could do without but I never got to the point where I thought I could make it with just a bow and arrow myself you know people used to survive out there before they even had archery they survived out there was Spears but there were groups of people they would build a fence they would Corral animals then they would put nooses up between trees to get a move things like that is also probably a lot more animals I don't know that to be the case maybe not Alaska Alaska probably not too much different but throughout North America what can you listen to or you read rather the tales of Boone and Crockett Lewis and Clark when they made their way across the country like they found lot of game there was a lot of animals Muse just an abundance of animals and of course if they ran into Buffalo obviously there was millions and millions of Buffalo unbelievable that's the difference between debrecen over Alaska still wild northern Alaska is the most wild place left in this country that's why I went there is barely this country to give me sun even attached some people don't really think of Alaska's United States it's not but it's not it's a frozen Puerto Rico its way up there but it is actually the first time I ever saw the Brooks range was years before the last guy was on a flight I used to get jobs as a courier when I was in my twenties I was really interested in traveling and I found out this way I could travel all over the world as a courier so I would go to New York City I get these jobs as a freelance Korean take off to wherever they need me to go and one time I got this flight to Tokyo and I'm flying right across the whole length of Brooks right great circle route New York Tokyo takes you across it 600 miles of mountains from the Canadian border over to the she see across from Siberia and there's one road across it in 600 miles and I was just glue to the window the whole flight looking at that I thought someday I'm going to go check that place out on the ground you know I mean it's incredible when you see those mountains after 9,000 feet high and that one rose the hall Rhode Hall Road also known as The Dalton Highway that was built in 1974 just to construct the Alaska pipeline to get to the oil up at Prudhoe Bay on the North Slope Doyle stop there they built that road in one Summer's Amazing Story in itself wow yeah they started in April and they had the whole thing done once Summer from the Yukon river all the way up to the Arctic Ocean so when you got down to one bag of flour was there a part in your head we like what what am I doing here no I never wondered what I was doing oh no oh yeah had that whole shed built ever meet a shed for me will it what's that thing that you do will you have everything like Basalt without the sod house ya know that came that came like four years later and I built that with a piece of parachute cord and a a little block and tackle that you can fit in the palm of your hand they just had parachute Corunna and I had to get well that big it's actually talked about that platform that's right beside meat pole rent to meet pulls 25 to meet pole is so that they know just that's like my freezer I don't have a freezer out there so I just hang meet up and I live in the freezer the artist your freezer from September until usually sometime in May I can keep meet with about anything other than the open-air around it and it's a long time yeah it's most of the year yeah the Lakes only thought out from June until most years around the first of October freezes over so you about 4 months old water by 8 months of ice so you basically living off of fish for those months know there was one year when I caught a lot of fish there cuz I stayed there I Stay 1 * 15 months without going to town and buy yourself no I was only there for four months totally by myself but I'm not totally crazy I went back out and and I got my woman to come in there with me after she's totally crazy I went out there you know I actually was I got married before I went out there I went out there for four months I went back I guess Sylvia my ex-wife and we were out there for years you know we would go back and forth we would go to Fairbanks for 6 months or sometimes a year would go out there for a year you know we would done go back and forth and then what happened was after we split up I was out there one totally alone and that's when I get on the show right after that it all just timing was perfect but I'm up there by myself I'm living real close to the land I mean I'm sleeping under Caribou hides that winter and I'm eating just Caribou like I had a little tiny bit of store-bought food with me hardly anything and I haven't seen a human being at four and a half months executive producer of the show flights from LA all the way up there to meet me and Lance were there the summer before I was in Fairbanks and for a few years I was trying to figure out how can I share this stuff I'm experiencing cuz it's incredible I'm just I'm realizing that this is not ordinary life anymore and there a lot of people that don't even realize what's going on out here in the middle of the Wilderness so I'm talking to people I'm trying to find some kind of a filmmaker somebody and I don't know anything about it but I'm trying to find somebody to help me do something like a documentary or something like this so my friends know this somebody handed me a email address they said you should write to this person they're looking for people like you they told me it was a filmmaker I didn't know what it was I sent off an email I said hi you know I live in the wilderness I'd like to talk to you about if you're interested making a documentary and few days later I started walking from the road again to get back to my Camp so I left them a satellite phone number I said this is my only means of communication it's a satellite phone I don't keep it turned on because it runs on a battery you can send a message to it I check it once in awhile it's basically for emergencies only but you can communicate with me this way and I put that in the email how to do it well. I hadn't heard from people and then one day I turn on my phone the one talk to me so I called him up and we start talking and they tell me it's a reality TV show and I had literally never seen a reality TV show in my life I am watch TV for many many years and so you have no idea what that meant not really I talked to him about that but they mostly didn't they mostly want to talk about me not about them and I kept trying to get information what is this cuz I kept I remember I kept saying what I really want to do I want to talk about nature out here and they're like well we don't want to make a show about a show about you but in any case I learned what reality TV was over the next few months because after we talked for two weeks the executive producer flew all the way up from La he flew from Fairbanks on a little ski plane out there to meet me and he landed in that me to make sure that I wasn't just bullshitted ever talk to they had no idea I mean they're just talking about satellite phone and I was telling him okay you know right now I'm living off these two Caribou I killed last month in and it came out then they saw that it was real and they were like yeah we want you to show wow in a few weeks later we were making TV so they had to come out just to check to see if your story was legit yeah that must have been very surreal for you the guy lands out there some Hollywood jack off comes out to visit you when you're doing your Wilderness thing convergence of Worlds there's no world that's more removed from the world of living by yourself in the woods then Holly that's like the most opposite of it in some ways but we're all human yes we're all human and we had a great afternoon together we had an awesome afternoon together so she could take him and show him your routes and all the places where you go it was in April I had a pack Trail on the snow that's still winter where I am and I took him out for a walk up onto a mountain side so I can get a view of the whole country there and it just happened that the first Leslie track I seen that spring to come out of hibernation was right there in front of us that the bear had hit my trail and was walking down my pack Trail right in front of us it was that day totally fresh track so that was exciting and the bear no we didn't see the bear it headed up the mountain is walking lot faster than we were but we saw a lot of a beautiful things that day and you know I shot a Sizzle reel and he brought it back for the network to see you in everything wow anybody out there to wear all these by the time this happened I've been out there for nine years off and on you know I'd had my camp out there since 2000 actually and I've been kind of live in there at least half the time for 9 years again to know that country so well all the mountains are blocked some days 20 25 miles over 5000 foot mountains and everything hunting sheep hunting caribou and just looking around trapping sometimes but always alone why was this life so appealing to the young age like the fact that you're 13 years old and make that walk all the way across Vermont but I mean that's that's a long-ass walk you know I grew up in a small town right near the base of the highest mountain Vermont Mount Mansfield and some of my earliest memories are looking at that mountain wanted to go up there and I got to the Top Mountain by the time I was nine but it took me nine years has to get up there things take time Adam reason you're drawn to being in the wilderness I'm drunk a lot of things but the Wilderness definitely one of them when you get there did you feel like everything's right like when you finally got to your place and you finally started when you walked 60 miles out there and started Living did you finally feel like I'm in my spot this is where I'm supposed to be oh yeah but you knew I had literally been planning to do exactly that in the Brooks range for 7 years like what I was doing everyday Was preparing to do that it was it about it that was so compelling like why was that a thing that you were so drawn to because when I was living in the woods before that when I was in the teepee in Vermont every single day I wake up with a smile on my face adjust the excited what was going on get up Lookout see the fog top off the water on the lake you know there's something over there is a loon whatever it is theirs I was just excited by what was going on out there and I just felt really connected to it and there are a lot of really positive aspects to being out in the woods I mean just the physical part like I like to stay in shape I like to be active and you can't help but be active out there you can't help but stay in shape I like the diet I mean once I stop eating animals I kill myself and food that I collected myself in a plant food to it was the best food I ever ate my life when I ate that first motorcycle I mean I never had anything better it's a crazy way to live man it's interesting because most people tell you hey you got to get a job you got to you got to be a normal person you can't just go out there and live yeah yeah that's what I told him I said I'm going to make a career as now I didn't know exactly how it was going to play out but I was always confident that it was a valuable thing to do and that it would not only benefit me but in the long run that I would be able to share this with people and that it would pay off and it did it just took time exactly how it was going to play out but I was always confident that it was a valuable thing to do and that it would not only benefit me but in the long run that I would be able to share this with people and that it would pay off and it did it just took time


    What Does a Moose's Colon Taste Like?
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    now did you run into any issues where you really didn't have any vegetables other than the the bicycles in the stomachs of the animals gate you're just eating meat did you run any health issues just living off of meat I've eaten a very high-protein high-fat diet for long periods of time and I think that there's a lot more to food and nutrition the reason I was eating that way had nothing to do with me thinking that it was the best. the reason I was eating that way is because I just wanted to live as close to the environment as possible and that's what was available so I know some people is thinking well this is a really healthy diet maybe just maybe doesn't but that wasn't my motivation when you had a good amount of it what I felt was that if I eat too much meat that had bad effects what kind of Bible my body start to feel weird I believe that you can only handle so much protein but you can handle a lot of fat what I found is a head to eat most of my calories for fat I would eat a half a pound of solid purified a day when I was eating just meat and fat I might eat two or three or even four pounds of meat a day but but like a half a pound of it was pure fat but it was a form of it was a bear fat or where you getting fat from it would be moose fat it would be sheep fat something one year air fryer fat is weird right cuz it's a different Caribou chewy fat like a deer fat so it's not render down like a beef Atwood Musa what's different about it is that those game animals do not put fat within the muscle right it's separate if you get a fat Moose Hill have a big fat layer on his back until you would run to that fat or however that's how you doing me all you know when I'm butchering a moose in the field I start eating the fat right there really grabbed it off the kidneys and stuff and start eating it so that was a key for you was to get enough to eat a lot of fat and then I would feel better if if you're just eating protein for me it didn't work like what would how did make you feel so I can't drink enough water water whenever I look at how to drink enough water I drink a lot of water I feel kind of like just a weird feeling inside I mean it I also it was working really hard physically those times but I definitely drinking more than a gallon of water a day sometimes almost 2 gallons of water a day when I be liking real cold weather climbing mountains and everything eating meat fat all the time yeah I've been drinking a lot of water and the other thing is really poor like when I hear people talking about how they eat a high meat diet or ketogenic diet now and they're just eating beef I wonder you know what they're doing for variety because for me I was eating all different parts of the animal all the different organs and things and also a lot of that eat raw or half dried for example is one of my favorite ways to eat Caribou meat when I was eating you know this meat fat diet and now I eat more vegetables and fruits and I still like to eat a lot of meat but I do eat more vegetables and fruits you feel better that way personally yeah I like more I like variety I like a mixed I mean I felt good when I seen that stuff but like I say I would I would not feel good if I was just eating steaks everyday if I was just eating steaks everyday I would I would feel strange but if I took a crap and I just sliced up fan and hung it over the wood stove and left it there for half a day or something to give you no dry on the outside but it's still be raw inside that stuff was delicious I be like candy for me I just pig out I love that emoji with the crust eat it you mean in the crust on big pieces that have been hanging around all winter turn into Vegas fed the animals crust that cuz that's where the oxidized blood is dark for some reason like that around the shank on on a big animal like a moose when you're cutting it up into smaller pieces the crust looks so clean and everything down there you can eat it like dry meat but most of the crust on most of the big sections of me get black and they get I would not get to that food that gets like if it's not the same as dry meat that you take a fresh piece of meat and dry it for a few days this is coming from a guy the contents of animal stomachs so I trust you when it's not food don't eat it not that not that black crust that it's just it's oxidized blood yeah yeah I haven't even been able to eat the blood from too busy but that's the thing is that you can eat the stomach you can eat the intestine you can eat to call and I'll be in the: you can eat the lungs even you can eat spleen I've eaten all the stuff but the truth is if you're one guy working on butchering a moose you have a hard time getting all that stuff preserved and prepared you know cuz it's like if you want me to call and you want to get the s*** out of it fast before it gets hard like what is the colon of a moose taste like what you do if you want me to call them mooses old guy who's married to ask mom told me this and it works you are you got to work fast when you when you take the colon out of your next dog try to stop chill turn it inside out the poop on a tall stalk turning inside out like a sock okay you got the outside you got the inside out with all smooth you know how the outside of the colon and large intestine is full of fat like on any animal you lose all his Fat Albert that's going to be on the inside now wash that you don't take it home and wash it good to get the lining all nice and clean and you slice it like donuts fried up what it taste like delicious does anything that resembles that would resonate with people it's like to Adonis fat yeah I'm saying there might be for other people that know what that tastes like some Village in northern Alaska and cut off people old people find old people eat stuff like the grown-up 78 year old native people


    Glenn Villeneuve Shares the Weirdest Thing He's Ever Eaten
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    every eraven I heard Raven taste good I heard Crow I heard Crow taste good I heard is very similar to like diver duck like if you printed prepared prepared correctly you know diver Ducks state what's the weirdest thing you've eaten weasels weasels the weirdest mouth. When I ran out of moose meat Caribou didn't show up I was starving I was literally starving and I was getting a little bit to eat everyday but I was running all over the mountains hunting burn a lot of calories and I can eat three or four pounds of meat a day some days all I was eating was a grouse or something and there were a couple days when the only thing I brought home couple weeks and I had mutton chops out and sometimes weasels going to him and I've eaten weasel weasel they smell like a skunk they got a single and the terrible if you ever want to weasel for food you got a skin at real careful you don't want to hit the same gland and then the other thing about a weasel is if you just fry them up real hot they're so small you can eat just about every bone in them like the legs crunch crunch crunch and weasels are probably carnivorous rice you probably have to cook right through them write a live on Bowles oh yeah I fry them right up until they were like little mice mouse like rodents that live in the Brookside we don't have real nice Soul bowlz like a cousin or something they're related so you're you just Riot till it's just everything's dead yeah hopefully that was that was not good that was a weird stuff I ever ate it's not not good pens on how good a job you do skin on face they smell like a skunk I mean you know flavors mostly smell is your family in this weasel to have the time by Sylvia at the time was out there with me I she wow and my partner Trisha that I've been living with the last five years she was an attorney in Boston why why why get that you never going to find a woman to live like that out there but actually it's appealing to certain people I think a lot of people live true the office or courtroom and before that you were in school you've never really feel trapped in the grind the grind of just keep showing up at the office every day and cases are piling up and next he knows you live with Glenn beside of a leg dodging wolves in the grind the grind of just keeps showing up at the office every day and cases are piling up and next you know she's living with Glenn by side of leg dodging wolves


    Joe Rogan Explains Jussie Smollett to a Guy Who Lives in the Wilderness
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    how many televisions a very strange animal because it's not reality you know a lot of times at least and one of things I think that's really exciting about those shows like Life Below Zero and your situation in particular was that there's only so much of that you can fake I mean just the actual undisputable reality of your existence is so fascinating give this tiny little f****** house that you built yourself on a lake and then wolves are trying to kill you it is real when you're out there walking in the snow all you have is like a rifle and some snowshoes in a backpack that's as real as is humanly possible in anything that they bulshit with their it's like so what because the the scene itself is so crazy like just love your wife I was feel like there's no need to bulshit now why do people think they need to b******* and it's not just being straightforward and honest can get you a long ways but a lot of people think for some reason that it's better to b******* is because in the short-term it can work for some people even seems to work for quite a while I mean, if you're making some false story about yourself yeah right yeah there's something about it too that when someone gets caught like that jussie Smollett a guy when he got Mustang it wrong trying to get up-to-date it's a guy who was an actor on the show Empire who's actually in one of the alien movies too he was in which one was he in he was in the one with it was a good one he was in a good one he's one of the people on a ship anyway I was in one of the more recent alien movies sorry allegedly seems like you made it out of getting beat up by these white supremacist with Trump hats on Maga hats on to put a noose around his neck and he walked into the hotel with a new still around his neck and until the whole story of Gideon by taking a noose off of his neck which is like everybody like Whatley what everybody that her the story of such a bad lie concocted store everybody that her the store was like what the fuc and then the two guys that he got to rough him up he got these two guys to rough him up and then they came out and Nas bullshits got paid us and then the Chicago Police Department is they're Prosecuting him and they're trying to get him to pay for their investigation there's a lawsuit and he still is it's it's the most obviously fake story ever and it's coming out of a guy who is a really successful actor so it's so crazy it's this you know race racial hate is hate crime story that this guy concocted for attention apparently you know the thought is that he wasn't happy with his role on Empire or what was a huge National story wherever cuz everybody new kind of right away that it was fake and was like wait bright somebody smacks man had a couple of times and had a noose around his neck is telling his crazy story he wants to hold press conferences he said he was the black Tupac or the gay Tupac he called himself sorry it was just complete nonsense there's something about him talking telling his story where you know it's b******* and you like what are you doing like what is this it's such a so compelling when you see someone lie like that about crazy wacky made-up story it's so Helen it's like cuz you know like I was a little kid I was lying about s*** and make stuff up you know every little kid will tell you a lie and I remember thinking this guy never stopped accused he like live like when he was a little kid and just kept lying yeah some people when they lie about their past that you don't like the one that weird once is like when guys get caught with Stolen Valor like they have a crazy lie made-up story about their military history and boar record and that happened with somebody in reality TV that was working with Cody Lundin was there somebody working with him dual survivors on the day one of his one of his guys was stolen valor guy what's the shelf life if I remember right I heard that he's a weird one huh. Guy just walk around Barefoot was disgusting feet Barefoot yeah but his feet look like the monsters feet they would show him like it'd be like a thing like a Badge of Courage would show these gigantic cows feet what didn't have any shoes cuz he ever wear a walk to work Barefoot so is the bottom of feet was like the top of the table like this hard crusty f****** look at that guy shoot his foot tell you that I hear something man don't get like that when I go out there in the f****** desert constantly is that that's not as fun as a little kids foot really Cody's flip-flops I was like a flip-flop pre-made walking around Barefoot that seems really f****** gross I love it Barefoot until I get to where the rocks are you know anyway I've walked like the 60 miles from the road to my Camp two-thirds of the way Barefoot took my shoe off and I realized hey that float without a shoe feels a lot better than one with a shoe so I took them both off when the rest of ya I'm big into walking barefoot I've walked like the 60 miles from the road to my Camp two-thirds of the way Barefoot really got a blister on my foot after about 20 miles and took my shoe off and I realized hey the foot without a shoe feels a lot better than one with a shoe so I took them both off 100 yeah I'm big into walking barefoot


    Glenn Villeneuve Nearly Starved to Death
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    tell me about how you got injured had problem tenants a few times I've had some weird medical issues at different times like things that most people wouldn't have down here like what it's okay if we diverge from injury to Wellness starvation like I literally was having a famine for a couple months but I was always getting a little bit of food but not enough how much weight did you lose a lot I didn't have a scale right but I got real skinny real skinny like first I lost all my fat then I literally lost my muscles and I got really weak I still going out looking for food every day but I couldn't go as far I couldn't climb up the 5000 foot Mountain where I got that week and this is over months over months why didn't have enough food for a couple of months and you couldn't fish this in the winter Ice Ice is very thick Rockland ice used to get thicker back and is usually about 4 ft ice on a lake by late winter now I'm some winners of only had two and a half feet but anyway I would try fishing but there's not that many fish there this is a little Lake a mile across I slayed in the mountains the fish that are in the lake stay there like they say they're also smaller they don't grow as fast you can expend a lot of effort chiseling through remember I don't have a power auger anything till R34 fee to ice trying to catch fish that are in all this long in this big around is so I was trying to be as efficient as possible to head out a lot of snares for snow to hear they're not many snow days there's not much small game but I was catching a little bit every day I'd like I'd get a grouse or get a Ptarmigan or get a rabbit but I was I was gradually getting weaker and thinner and weaker and thinner so what happened to me health-wise though was that eventually when I got food I just ate as much as I could eat for three or four days all I did was eat sleep and s*** literally and I got refeeding edema whoa which at the time I didn't recognize I didn't even know what it was but you can actually die if you refeed yourself too fast World War II when they were liberated concentration camps soldiers didn't notice they're giving prisoners all the food they wanted to eat and some people got this refeeding edema to get pulmonary edema and literally die and you know disasterly people that go into it like salmon areas and whatnot they know about this now can't give people unlimited food I didn't know about that so I got edema and it was weird I just thought like I was getting fat or something but it was actually fluids and I didn't find out from monthly I'll talk to a doctor about would have to me so you got refeeding team so you were just living with it yeah it didn't last that long of when I got food I was like all puffy and I'm like what the hell is going on feel pain in bone I just felt hungry still will not for two weeks but man 4 days all I did was eat until my stomach just couldn't take anymore why I wasn't what I'd you gotten is that when you have gotten the Caribou from the house that's when I guess I got store-bought food flu in the thing that happened was we had this Arrangement were somebody's supposed to come partway through the winter that we knew there was going to bring in food and and some supplies and I kept thinking like I just want to survive I want to get through it like my goals to live off the land as much as I can and we got this Arrangement anyway Tim's going to bring us some supplies later in the winter I'm just going to see the best I can do you know and I just kept going I get small game then what happened was even when you got a plane coming it's hard sometimes getting up there and also you know my friend was working during the week can only come on weekends what it was bad this weekend and then couldn't, maybe there was some other issue with a plane or something they just kept getting delayed and it got to be a real problem finding us like I sent him a message on that staff when I was like hey Tammy. Like I'm starving up here I'm living on muskrats and and snowshoe hares and not enough of me you got to come next weekend or make sure somebody else gets in here cuz I was really worried about my health at that point send he did get in there and he dropped off all this food and I just picked out wow and like every feeding so she hasn't got enough of me you got to come next weekend or make sure somebody else gets in here cuz I was really worried about my health at that point send he did get in there and he dropped off all this food and I just picked out wow and I got refeeding edema


    Glenn Villeneuve Used His Own Poop to Trap a Wolf
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    do the neighbors look at you weird because you're that guy lives in the woods on TV not that I know about that they didn't mention it no yeah but even if your normal person if your normal person on television you're not a normal person people get weird but they mention it I mean it's about 40,000 people I think is a small City but it's as big of a city is you got in northern Alaska the only place Biggers Anchorage and that's an 8 8 hour drive away is Anchorage it's got to be one is Hank. 300,000 maybe 400,000 almost somewhere in there I love ain't like half the people in Alaska live in Anchorage I think really I've only been there once spent a couple days there we did some gigs me and my friend Ari shaffir and did some salmon fishing up there comedy Dick's Galleria, if they're cool yeah we just I don't want to win we said hey let's book a gig where we can fish during the day and then to stand up at night so we did that for a couple days it was fun but it's just the people up there were really cool man like I really


    Glenn Villeneuve Had to Tear His Cabin Down for a Ridiculous Reason
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    something about walking around Barefoot that seems really f****** gross I love it in the summer it's the first thing I do is get my shoes off the mountains Barefoot until I get to where the rocks are you know I'm two-thirds of the way Barefoot field but you got like soft pack round up there right there and spongy it if it's damp if it dries out then those lichens get a brace and then it's hard to go barefoot to get very abrasive but if they're damp man of soft music for toilet paper believe me I do use license for toilet paper used all of her stuff for toilet paper but like another one of the best if they're moist if they're dry they're good for fire started at Lake where you live you live right off of a lot Urban years I fished there like I said it was one year when I never went out and stayed for 15 months and I fished a lot that summer in a park I like 75 fish or something this summer if I remember right but I don't need a lot of fish am not a big fish eater and sting like a weasel lived I don't live there all the time like it right this yellow thing is situations change with my permits and you can't get a permit to live there and I can't even get a permit to make TV there now I don't have a TV show anymore so right now I'm in the process of losing my permit for commercial use I have a trap in camper but honestly I'm not interested in trapping I just don't wrap it when I first went out there but it's not something that I'm going to do to you know self for and make money and that's what that permits for some probably going to be given that up so but so so you're not allowed to even keep that cabin up there if that cabin in case I had to take it down yeah I had to take that cabin down right now I have a 10 up there because I camels illegal when they gave me my permits just last year I had to remove the illegal cabin and I had a permit to build a new cabin looks like finishing the new cabin in the old cabin the new cabin was going to be legal cuz it had a permit they can't give you a permit for any legal cattle to take me to the king it was time for an upgrade I got I've got four kids now Joe that place is 100 square feet I was kind of excited about building a new camp but yet a 200 square-foot model write something huge boat in Fairbanks that's huge for me. We lived in a 200 square-foot one until just I think it was like a year ago so you live in the place where you built when you bought the piece of land except I've expanded over the years I started off as one Acorn as I could afford it I bought up my neighbors I got six acres and three cabins now we lived in a 200 square-foot one until just while I think it was like a year ago so you live in the place where you built when you bought the piece of land except I've expanded over the years I started off as one Acorn as I could afford that bought up my neighbors I got six acres and three cabins now


    Glenn Villeneuve on How to Tan a Grizzly Hide
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    brother animals are you we were you hunting when you're up there anything unusual for big animals the only the only thing around is Moose you terribly. 11 Grizzly I shot one Grizzly that was becoming a problem that night I had a moose in the camp my wife and little baby were there it's time to my and my daughter was only 3 years old and my son was just months old in this most was there I just killed it a week or so before and a Grizzly was coming around at night trying to get that moose meat and I chase it away a few times and it kept coming back and eventually I shot right over the bear trying to scare it off to sometimes out of work if just chase him off doesn't work and but it still it was walking toward me to 16 yards when I shot it got it wasn't run it wasn't trying to get me but he was I just couldn't have that bear hanging out there trying to get that moose that I had there in the camp so you shot him and ate him yeah what was that like all the fat was unbelievably good man the meat for me bear meat like it says not my first choice I liked it but I'd only have a desire to eat it once every four or five days you know it's not like some I want to eat pounds of everyday the way I can just different the fat was unbelievable it stunk terrible like I took all the the fat out of the internal abdominal fat and all that stuff too and Boyd it is smell bad just like beer guts you know it just stung and I remember Sylvia saying you going to eat that stuff like that I don't know try it so I rendered it and you know just heated it up until it liquify Antoinette back down no bad flavor at all it was like almost tasteless has the mildest fat you've ever had really yeah that cured the bad bad smell and it's not like it's hard but it's still hard fat soft and creamy in so it's nice variety that winter to have all that verify it was really nice variety but I learned something from that just a practical thing that for some reason I don't understand the chemistry behind it if you got some fat it tasted funny if you heat it up really hot and cool it back down it'll take that away how to have them lose fat once it was getting old so we can a little rancid and I tried it a heated up until just about to the smoking point cool it back down to taste it way better who sings doing that I don't know I never looked into it think that would be something you want to look into not really just a little practical Boy Scout trick wants to know you know that you don't need another magic behind it so so you take what to do with the bear hide turn it into a blanket still still have that hide it's beautiful because the Bears up there don't get his big have salmon mountains but it was a real light color bear there's a picture that when you might pull up yeah that's it there's another picture with right after I shot it on the beach there but in the in the photos are on the first page there whatever they're called the ones that you can keep this Facebook you're just a Facebook page white, I don't like yeah says beautiful hide really can you keep the claws on the hide when you make the blanket yeah I just I ever dealt with I skinned it all out like Taxidermy and I left all the claws in the lips and the the eyelids and everything and take a long time and I can't get myself that it was a big project that built a big stretcher had it all know what do you use to tan it I use the same thing I use on walls for Wolverine which is like a diluted battery acid basically really yeah what's the old Willy's do these brains right with brains out here but I never got into that somebody showed me this battery acid tanning system way back when I when I first went up there and started trapping and it worked really well for me so I stuck to that house that work it's been a long time since I did it but you just dilute the battery acid very diluted and I forgot the exact proportions cuz it's been awhile but very very diluted and then you had a lot of salt so you want to get the proportions right you want to look into pre try but that's all the tenant the solution is just battery acid water and salt and see you in the right battery acid up there just it's so concentrated it's like a little little package of fluid out there like One X enough for 5 years or something fluid out there just for tanning and system pH back to neutral after you're done tanning it here it is 7 gallons of water to 2 cups to pounds of brand or pickling salt is neat's-foot oil where the people's feet leather you put on your baseball glove neat's-foot is supposed to be one word at least one I just Googled it and feet of cattle I don't know it's something to call it needs foot oil but it's just a oil that you used to preserve leather you put on your baseball glove neat's-foot is supposed to be one word at least one I just Googled it and yellow oil rented from Perfection bones and feet of cattle


    Joe Rogan and Glenn Villeneuve on Pointless Suppressor Bans
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    but how many bullets do I care so Trisha comes up for 4-day date afterward Communicator for 3 months and she had and I decided that I want to take her out to the camp can I plant for tomorrow when I go to Brooks range so I want to fly up there so she could see the place to know what she was getting into right and we're packing and I like I think I threw in like 10 rounds and we're just going to go for the day she had to be back at work and she just came for a long weekend and she's like what that's all you're taking 10 Rounds we're not even going hunting this is just in case in case a bear happens Packers 10-round that's Alot Like I go months without shooting 10 rounds of ammunition so I she convinced me to take a full box of thing but that you would need to decide in the rifle play something goes wrong with the site talking about a Target yeah I got a Target okay you have a Target but there's tools you know where you don't have to fire up around yeah this or sighting yeah it's like a bore sighting it's like a laser and it has it set up like literally you can have your rifle zeroed in at a hundred in like two shots are usually get easier than you know three of six or something but never goes out I have my target 200 yards I'm right in front of my campus shoot across the lake there when it's dead, and I hardly ever have to adjust a scope and I'm so happy that I got that's the only rifle I have ever killed a large animal within my life was the caliber 30 ought 6 for $550 in 2003 and I never needed another Centerfire rifle it's a classic Ruger M77 is it called M77 Mark II any to what kind of side of using on that it's going to 227 Power Scope that the difference is that's an older picture there's nobody up there with me I actually took that picture myself but that was before I get my suppressor that's what kind of stupid it's Ritz Bits ignorant because for hunting purposes like one of the biggest biggest problems like I have a friend of mine my friend Cody's is ears blown out cuz he was working as a guide and someone fired off a shot right there as here now has to wear hearing aids sautes one shot at close to the muzzle that's why I got a suppressor I really think this is a very important thing so many people damage in their hearing without even realizing it up 100%. 2% it's it's all God did it when they're young a lot of my friends they go with a suppressor that's actually a different gun but that one I never killed anyone else but that is a suppressor that's the problem is when you're hunting it's not practical to use your protection and if you hunt regularly that adds up over time you shoot a rifle that's 160 decibels why are they making a law that you have to damage your hearing to go hunting why they make a law where you have to cover your ears with something the reason being is because they're worried about Urban situation so worried about people shooting at people and you know you not hearing anything but you do hear something a lot more than that have you ever depends on what you're assuming it's Hyper Sonic supersonic it's still loud like a 30 ought 6 without a suppressor is about a hundred 60 decibels that's definite you put a suppressor on it it's like a hundred thirty and knocks it down about 30 decibels more or less it's still very loud are there different levels of suppressor that I bought the best suppressor I can get if you want to make a gun shoot like in the movies just silent like a little pop you have to shoot subsonic that's not practical for hunting you have to you have to be questioning whether or not I've actually use a suppressor why I feel like I did at one point in time someone somewhere let me shoot the rifle that has a suppressor on but it might might be a false memory now subsonic ammo in there you can buy shot subsonic 22LR subsonic you can buy 3:08 ammunition subsonic and it's very quiet but it's going so slow that it's not effective to hunt Moose or Caribou with Ryan I mean pretty loud and compare I have a muzzle brake on my 7 mm really loud once who is just about death he was like Stone death from one shotgun blast use in a canoe and somebody shot kind of in a position where the muzzle is right next to his ear and it's always someone shooting near you just blows your eardrums out it's terrible yeah but so in California you cannot have suppressors but yeah I think that's what they're worried about don't know enough about about firearms that are making the regulations but I think that would be the worried it would people be shooting you wouldn't be able to hear it while I think that there might be other ways to deal with that because all time and you can it make it less disturbing for all the people also that are in the mountains if you're on public land in your hunting deer and you hear a boom like over the side of the countries that have more regulations on Firearms there places where you can use suppressors from what I've heard I mean I haven't researched extensively but I think in Britain even people have suppressors in the New Zealand Australia different places yeah yeah I do 99.9% of my hunting with a bow and arrow that's awesome but it's not up I'm not doing it because I need you know it's not like a subsistence thing I don't need it absolutely just I love our tree I love hunting archery too because you have to get close yeah that's where it's at that's what I love doing is getting close like some guys will brag about animal dance to it's it's all so it requires more skill I feel like Ms sounds f***** up but I feel like Dan wise more of a chance like if if I'm inside you know 60 yards shooting in an animal that animal has way more chance to get the f*** away from me way more chance for me to the blow it to step on a toy or if you catch my wind or it makes it more difficult Dan was more of a chance like if if I'm inside you know 60 yards shooting in an animal that animal has way more chance to get the f*** away from me way more chance for me to the blow it to step on a twig or if you catch my wind or it makes it more difficult


    Being in the Wild Puts Humans in Their Place
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    do you like a lot of aspects of living up there and put what's like is there one thing that really stands out one thing would definitely be the autonomy the independence I think it's just a natural need that humans have you watch a little baby when they learn to crawl they start separating from their mother a little bit and they start to learn to stand up but they're still holding onto the wall then they start taking their first step and it's like wow I can stand on my own feet and they get all excited and start running along before very long and I think we just need that feeling of Independence some people more than others but it's the same basic thing for me it's just like to be out there totally independent on my own nobody else is going to help me if I have a problem you know if I'm up on a mountain and I don't have a satellite phone with me I got to be a back to my cam I have to be able to there's literally no choice right and just to have that degree of responsibility that in modern society you don't have you can't have that degree responsibilities modern society for yourself you can't have that level of Independence painting on your own is it hard for you to like come to a place is it weird driving on the 405 from the airport headed over to the studio you have to be like why the f*** would anybody live here I find it fascinating it's interesting cuz it's a different environment I'm in a very curious about the way people live everywhere but I do find myself realizing why I don't live in a big city you know I find it really nice interesting me sleeping well this is Coldwater toilet toilet did you use one yet but they build them too high squatty potty in the toilet you put your feet on oh yeah sort of put your butt in the right position at the front desk natural position for humans to s*** it works for me that's another thing I like about it out there okay there's the autonomy the independence is very important and I think a lot of people are missing that and that's why they're attracted to learn something about that life but also just like I said when you do these basic things to be taking a crap it could be taking a shower whatever in a different way out in nature mean you can't a lot of people bait outside they wanted to they don't have the privacy but when that's your normal thing I mean it becomes a totally natural thing in it it's like very healthy and it's beautiful I could eat you out there looking at mountains all around in nature Little Tweety birds flying by while you're bathing and you're not sealed off and some little fiberglass cubicle yeah it's it's 100% different way of living life and your perceptions change your senses change in the modern world there's a lot of extraneous noise and imagery that we're filtering out all the time you can't pay attention to everything did you ever get injured while you're up there yeah yeah but you can't pay attention to everything I'll get to it you can't pay attention to everything so your filter stuff out all the time right when you're out in that environment it's very quiet you're not getting inundated with all of this extraneous noise and your instead of filtering your tuning in your really tuning in like one little bird that hasn't been around the valley flies through I'll know it I'll hear it wow different it changes it changes the way you think is a feeling that you get when you're in the real Wilderness like particularly we did some hunting on Prince of Wales and you know when you're out there it's raining rains everyday and there's this feeling of beautiful isolation you like you're really isolated I mean you're really alone there's no you don't see anything you don't hear that and there's this indifference that nature has told you that's really humbling it so I can put you in your place yeah I think the reason being is the ocean just lets you know a b**** like that you ain't shitt that water you can survive there knowing that there's something right there that you can survive fountains check you the dates of the sheer Beauty and the vastness like if you know you're looking out at the Continental Divide and you see the the the Rocky Mountains just like the tumbling tumbling on the one hand you feel really strong being able to do what you're doing there but on the other hand you feel really small really vulnerable really insignificant like if you know what you're looking out at the Continental Divide and you see the the the Rocky Mountains just like the tumbling they humbly on the one hand you feel really strong being able to do what you're doing there but on the other hand you feel really small really vulnerable really insignificant


    Glenn Villeneuve Hunts Caribou Using Traditional Native Techniques
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    long after that in February in the middle of February the Caribou showed up that year and I Got 5 Caribou at one time. On the island on the lake and then you know we were all set again released a famine yeah it is so hungry country but there are a lot of animals but they just there different places you can fly over the Arctic all day long enough to see hardly anything it's like the Sahara Desert up there A lot of times but there are a lot of animals concentrate the caragor country this herds of 100000 Caribou but 200,000 in one place at one time but there they are recognized as a heard they get into the hundreds of thousands reverse cyclic the population goes up and down but you know they're in there in certain places and if they're not where you are you're in the Sahara Desert then when they show up it's like the Serengeti plain I mean all the sudden there's Caribou everywhere you step outside you hear the antlers all over the the valley if it's like in October when they're running hear the wolves howl and Ravens croak and I hadn't heard anything for the last 2 months and all the sudden look at that oh my God we're looking at an enormous pack of caribou but they called him the compacts hurt heard enormous herd of caribou look at all those in the summer on the North side so big still at the cabin looking out at the lake and Caribou walking across the lake moving all the time and I estimated that one moment I could see a hundred on the lake wow yeah lot of caribou like the way I hunt them sometimes is running around out there on the lake with really yeah like ran with them and that's how you were hunting them Echo Chase in the car I told you how I used to study a lot Anthropologie I used to listen to anything that I could hear about how people used to live in the old days especially the Inuit and people living up north there was this awesome Biloxi he made some Doan's back in 1960s of the netsilik people in that sell castlemont series is called it's fascinating Castle in Northern Canada and some people that still knew how to do things in very primitive ways and one thing I learned from those films was how they would hunt Caribou in the way these people to hunt Caribou is there only be you know a few Hunters there build a little Stone and hook sucks that comes like a scarecrow make a line going down toward the lake so looks like people than the few Hunters would move around and they would use their voice gel in the Echo their voice run it confused the Caribbean chase him into a lake that way they could use their voice again down and then one guy in a kayak could overtake Caribou Inspira it's amazing but you were by yourself yeah but this is something you can use by yourself you can use this technique of using your voice to confuse Caribou herd them where you wanted to go you Echo out on the lake if they're Caribou is wide-open they can see me I have while away and don't go out in the middle of lake in the Dane stand around out there if I try walking up to him a few hundred yards away they might just take off yell as loud as I can yell and project my voice over to an island or or Shoreline depending on where I am and it'll bounce back in stock and they'll run straight back at me while she was like oh my God she thought I was going to get run over she was filming once and I could hear when I watch the video to like but really work you see that picture there Jana find it it's it's rape on the leftmost picture yeah Tricia took that picture wow they were running away from me before this picture was taken and ice cream and hollering echoing my voice off the shoreline they turn around and run back and I do many times I had these Caribou run back and forth like five six times I could stay within 50 yards in a lot of times just by yelling as loud as I could you look really close right there yeah well Tricia thought I was going to get trampled and so this is how you hunted them find I could stay within 50 yards in a lot of times just by yelling as loud as I could you look really close right there yeah well Tricia thought I was going to get trampled and so this is how you hunted them


    Glenn Villeneuve on Eating Boiled Wolf and Caribou Stomach Contents
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    you eat the wolf what do you eat the back straps do you cook two hams like how do you how do you eat a wolf the only way that I like to eat a wolf as a boil it for a good long time cuz walls to will have parasite Philip trichinosis and I like to boil it if it's your family have probably eaten wolf like my kids when they're little maybe once or something like that is irestore how many people could you ask that too and I began my kids probably and wolf really yeah there was something from the lewis-clark exhibition Expedition something from Brunello tell me about some guys actually preferred wolf meat they could have eaten but they meet Jesus wow so did you eat these walls they shot a little bit of it cuz I was short on food that at that time that winter you do not like the whole thing but a few meals of it so you boil it and how do you do it like onions potatoes make a soup and have him like that no I mean no I'm not there all winter long that does 2012/2013 there was any vegetables plant food that's what I get food in the winter that's the only so you'll actually eat their stomach contents yeah thousand years I believe you I believe they have a great pickled in their stomach contents pickled brownish when they eat these lichens in the winter that's what they're feeding you can eat those lichens off the ground harsh but when is partially digested in a caribou stomach it actually isn't edible food in the old people used to eat these while I read about it and I even talked to some people who done it you know when they were kids and stuff and sure enough it's not bad stuff I got hooked on it they were like looking at me like the stuff good as primitive as I could go and I satisfied my curiosity about living that extreme of a subsistence lifestyle so now I eat much more store-bought vegetables I eat normal foods but for time there for a few years I got down to where I was in Caribou stomach I was doing anything I just wanted to just immerse myself in that whole environment out there I want to get my food right there what I could see what I can get myself just get right into anal 15 months without even going out to town not talking to other people that time I had my wife there but just to really get into a different state of consciousness they put you in a different state it says it is a beautiful thing you said pickled stomach contents how do you how do you pickling a tenderloin in the stomach contents you just take the Caribou you get to the right chamber of the stomach that got four chambers on their stomach and you just cut a little slit in it just after you've pulled this the guts out and you just slip the meat in there they slip it right into the room and in the contents there and what happens is the temperature is about right in it it will retain a lot of heat that creates he I think the the the micro organisms in their create because if you just bury that in snow and snow course insulates it'll stay warm for quite a while and if it was really cold it might not work out in my free solid before pickle but if it's the right temperature the middle turn brownish color over time and it'll be pickled it old people used to do this all time I read about Casino 20 years ago and then I talk to people and I said yeah this is safe to do so I tried it and and there was a winner there where that's where I got a lot of my vegetables was out of caribou stomach and the meat will just it'll it'll turn brownish first on the outer part of the meat and then it all the way through it and it gets pickled you got me carefully going wash everything be careful Ashley what I found is that it just all depends on the conditions once you learn how to handle me probably can do a lot of things with me that most people be scared to death of and is completely safe as far as I'm concerned I never had any problems with it but like moisture is very important if you buy me in the storage wrapped in plastic that keeps it moist you let it sit around for a while is spoiled and it doesn't take long leave meat out of your refrigerator be spoiled in a day right but if you take I'm also out of an animal and you butchered properly you separate the muscle is one piece you don't make a bunch of cuts in the faccia you can take a muscle that's 2 or 3 in thick don't put it in plastic don't wrap it up that'll cause it to spoil you leave it right out in the Air 2 or 3 inch thick muscle like a hundred degrees up there sometimes other times it's cold up there just berries during the day depending on how the fire stoked right I'll let it sit there for a week 10 days and then I'll eat it never cook it just let it sit there really never cook it now just let it sit there so you got a crust on the outside it gets across on the outside but it's too thick of a piece to dry like you would dry jerky or so it stays moist inside and cheese omelette turns into something like cheese to get their flavors arranging it yeah it's actually fermentation that's taken place I believe it's actually a fermentation process but it takes on different flavors I really like I called gummy makes us my kids used to call it and gummy me looking for something about the Caribou stomach and there's this thing called The Polar manual made by the government do you think the Navy back fat is better than chewing gum and Lives May 1961 also it may be older Indiana Siberian foods pemmican of her that it's the meat of bear seal caribou and walrus mixed together with fish eggs and dried do a hard Frozen block Trapper's peaches and cream is chewing dried beavertail Caribou back fat is better than chewing gum don't overlook the contents of a seal stomach for a fresh fried fish dinner nor the contents of a caribou stomach mixed with the trip lining as a tasty in quotes salad of reindeer moss and lichens properly hasn't word acidulated situated are walrus melted death give 16 quarts of know I love dairy products I was thinking about milking a caribou after I killed it but I I didn't just because she was in bad shape she been attacked by the walls and she had an infection in her leg and I was afraid that somehow I might get sick but I just remember this lactating Caribou that I'd killed and I never heard of people doing that until you just read that but water so you were worried you would have taken the milk but except for the fact that she had been infected she was the one that only had two good legs and her back leg going right up there towards your other oh it was in terrible shape it was all is full of pus and damn shot once he'd been stabbed by another elk like in his in his one of his back legs and it it's all filled with pus like when we were courting them and taking it apart it was as one section that was just all possible f****** nasty but soon the same thing in the most stabbed in the back like in the honc there so when you boil the the wolf how you eating that just playing just fine just chopping up right after you boil it get a little extra flavor will just eating a boiled it like is there something you can fix little Wolfie Wolfie do you know if if you want to live that primitively off the land that's all you do it takes all your time if you want to share that life with other people like what I've been trying to do the last six years you can't just do that yeah because like you would even have the ability to communicate do that yeah because not that I don't really have the amount of time to hunt and gather like you would and I don't even have the ability to communicate Ryan I want to be able to arrange to be on your show if I was out there living the way I was living in 0678 years ago


    The Problem with Ferrari Enthusiasts w/Matt Farah | Joe Rogan
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    Hardee's 100% douchebag they take themselves very seriously really hard to not be a douchebag in a Ferrari for a really interesting guy built in England where he took a dino oh yeah and he put a 400 plus horsepower modern Ferrari glasses off and bring the car back to stock it was Dino was one of the prettiest Ferraris ever right if you ever driven one they sound great but I just love his dog she has the smallest engine Ferrari ever made when did you know the the website for the guy that did it or the YouTube channel I think the guy I think his name was David Lee and he built it and if he claimed it was an F40 engine which I don't think was entirely accurate I think I exaggerate a little bit it has been modified in certain ways cuz now he has more than 400 horsepower it would be like using something is very valuable and not really replaceable for for purposes of modification doesn't make much sense what other options are available that could deliver you the same result Gabby like was over and I was like pounds am a bit maybe there any Heine they're tiny and they're made of nothing I mean the 2500 maybe a good number of heard that car that lives here would be a very low estimate maybe a really good original Dino is out there it is so it's actually done something car cuz the car is a hardtop or is it at Target Target's look how pretty it is hard to tell it apart from a regular do you know if you don't know what you're looking more the things to look for obviously that badge on the left that says like Evo something and then the clear engine cover with the big bubble in the middle of the of the Bonham Exchange yeah by the way that bad can go f*** yourself the badge doesn't need to be there the exhaust is a little bigger Wheels with you're probably like 15 and I think there are 17 cheers I'll pretty that you want to talk expensive David Lee the Monza 3.6 Evo dinosaur 3.6 that's what tells me it's a mod 360 engine 2.8 yeah right without the turbo spool do you have that natural build power and you really kind of can just use less throttle it won't jump out at you but I mean you are a man of taste Joe that's awesome to beautiful ride look at that telling them of them even if you did something to level of singer Ferrari people aren't really like that Ferrari people are originality over everything that's so weird yeah they don't like modifying the cars they don't like previously been modified all about them numbers matching s*** like you so much Moodle silly Testarossa have timing belts belts are something that Italians were doing for a long time and they should never be done again downstairs to be changed and in the case of the Testarossa you're talkin about giant Flat 12 engine they're in the front so they're up against the firewall behind the seats so you have to take off the whole back of the modern stuff they use chains you don't have to do that b******* cuz you would Lamborghini use chains so you don't need to do the engine out. It was smoother for Enzo Ferrari also had a daughter contempt for the people who bought history cars and I wouldn't be surprised if you didn't just so the dealers would make more money on the services even if he knew it was worse couldn't make money doing that and he had to sell streetcars to customers but throughout his entire life openly treated those people with disdain that's how you end the story of Lamborghini Lamborghini Lamborghini had a Ferrari it was not working for one reason other he went to Freud complain about it and so basically told me to f*** himself and so he said I'll do the better car and that's the story of Lamborghini he's almost like an Audi group b a v i v a g so they're more reliable now yes but so are Ferraris but around 2010 when the 458 came out Ferraris took a massive jump in reliability first off the big one is a dual-clutch gearbox which you know stick shift or one thing right and then these early single-clutch paddle shift gearbox and Fry it's like crazy people the naughty use them ride and they ride the clutch is out and they would just go through clutches like crazy the dual-clutch cars have much more like failsafe type stuff built into them and they actually work properly used to have the Gated shifter stops the problem with Ferraris that their new with problems all new exotic the first owners of exotic cars is they want that that new technology that's that's from racing and also it's like it's improved the drivability you know if you want to buy a Ferrari or Lamborghini and driving around in the city and use it as a car by Ferrari right now and it could just be your car like that was there that wasn't a thing you could do really in the seventies or eighties or even 90s like you could really use a modern exotic car be at Ferrari Lamborghini McLaren Audi R8 whatever back to be your only car now and that the gearbox technology is a lot of with me that bought one computer-controlled like engine management systems call the IRS though the RS is in in Porsche speak is the fastest version of what they can build the other GT3 touring with a stick that's the one you want you want the touring because it's Talking Stick because the 4 liter engine with a stat 6-speed gearbox is the best engine transmission combination available in cars today. Chesapeake is the fastest version of what they can build and the GT3 touring with a stick that's the one you want you want this morning because it's f****** stick because the 4 liter engine with a six-speed gearbox is the best engine transmission combination available in cars today.


    Matt Farah Says Tesla's Are Not Self Driving | Joe Rogan
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    really fast cars might see that one out there the other one that looks like a dad that one blows all week and you can drive a piece of s*** cuz it's silent to and no one noticed the new BMW in terms of people who are driving like shitbags on the way to work because when it's silent people don't like call the cops or sneer you just kind of gone to a red light with some kid in the mall 3 and I was in my gt3rs and he blew by me erase him cuz I know better you have a Tesla but it was the humiliation Factor he passed me in the gun front of me and then got on the highway like it like it was nothing any ATV a fast EV if you live in Los Angeles is the correct tool for for this job you know if you have a home or in the in your case f****** sick Warehouse to keep a charge in a supercharger works pretty good but it's not I wouldn't say you can use it exclusively you need some some kind of home base to charge your office but I live in apartment complexes that have Tesla's I don't know how you do it yeah if you don't live in a building where you can get them to install one do you work in a building yeah something you really V's are amazing and they're super super fun and like I totally get why people like like I I get your Eevee evangelism transformation you haven't gone from the school you know manual gearboxes and f****** loud to experience that level of performance and you must have felt like you're a f****** spaceship it scene it still seems like a spaceship you have to drive that thing the rabbit hole begins it has it has an advanced driver's Aid System okay so it has follow unifying car in front of you and it has a pretty good Lane keep assist to The Joe Rogan Rabbit Hole of what does driving mean so driving involves decision-making and driving involves a lot of mental processes that cars can't do and so that's what I do when people talk about terms like self try when cars were full self-driving or whatever they're not usually using those terms correctly so a bunch of cars not just Tesla right now although Tesla systems very good have a very good Lane keep assist in a very good radar Cruise system and they have different methods of trying to ensure the drivers pay attention but I think the marketing is a little bit disingenuous and they really want people who don't better to think and feel like this is a car that drives itself putting it on beta it's all just beta right now for a week like couple weeks ago and I liked it so much and I gave it back. Maybe I should I use about 20 minutes and it scared the piss out of me twice makes a Model S and they put a carbon body wide body kit on to hot sounds like fun though the axis model sp100d is they replace the entire body with carbon they take the hood that they take the fenders off and put wide-body fenders on they they do a bunch of different s*** to it you know I wouldn't I wouldn't fuk with that they they do a bunch of different s*** to it you know I wouldn't I wouldn't f*** with that yeah they f*** with the suspension they tighten up the suspension they change the wheels and they completely redo the interior they stripped interior that's where I would start putting whatever you want and need


    Dual Clutch vs. Manual Transmission w/Matt Farah | Joe Rogan
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    Tabitha widebody gt3rs with a vented fenders and you can modify you can modify later you just complain about people who don't want to modify night shift not the turbo but seems like it's all going we even Corvette the new Corral they said the new GT500 they haven't ruled out the possibility of having a stick shift but you also look with a GT500 they just announced this thing it's it's like 750 horsepower I've driven a lot of really powerful anymore I don't when I'm driving it on racetrack as fast as it will go like when I went to test the Corvette ZR1 the last run engine one when it went just completely f****** bananas right 750 horsepower I went to Atlanta to drive in and they had a manual and automatic me to drive and I drove the manual and it was so f****** fast that I did not feel comfortable taking my hands off the wheel to do the ships and and I was like at this level performance I really need to have both my hands on the wheel and I'm pretty decent like s*** but I'm not s*** and then when I drove the automatic car I went okay I feel way more comfortable at this pace with my hands on the wheel right this 8-speed automatic they have is the biggest hunk of flaming shitt ever put into a sports car and so with the C8 with the new one they got rid of the manual and decided to substantially improve the auto with a new dual-clutch 8-speed which you do for you and for me is sad that it's what I kinda get it because it's just sort of what progress looks I get it if you're going to take it to a RaceTrac yeah I do get it but how many people are taking their goddamn Corvette original it's not even about that it's Saturday it's Saturday of that in really about how do we get the 0 to 60 time under 3 seconds because when they had the ZO6 which was 650 horsepower and Amanda ZR1 with a 750 horsepower they couldn't get it to 60 any faster sucking f****** 0 to 60 that that that is important for some reason and adding a hundred horsepower didn't change the 0 to 60 because the front-engine rear-drive your distraction limited that pointed burnouts so by putting the engine in the back you change the weight distribution now you got to dual-clutch 8-speed instead of a manual 7-speed now you can get in that 2-second range 260 which doesn't improve the experience but it doesn't prove the number on that magazine cover but everybody know I mean how do you not know it's it's it's a f****** fast car yeah I know it's that the GT500 a real bummer though cuz that's how it's such a muscle costume same version of the Tremec dual-clutch from the Corvette is a Nails in the Mustang don't know what the Mustangs got if I had to guess an hour if I had to guess the Mustang had water C8 Corvette on 305 rear. I bet if you went out and looked at a Ferrari like a 458 or something you'd be shocked at how narrow the tires are the weight distribution doesn't necessitated weight attire sizes are typically chosen by the weight distribution of the car so like your 911 air-cooled call your old one right and you got big fat and you got relatively skinny front that's because that engine is over the rears so in a mid-engined like I just look this up for an unrelated thing in the 458 the front tires are only two forty-fives on that and the rear tires are 305 so where is the Corvette your front tires are like 275 the old Corvette 5 that that difference in weight distribution is how big of a difference you need in tires. That's you driven the GT500 I got to say it right Thai Kanpai con


    Joe Rogan's Thoughts on Tesla's Cybertruck
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    the Tesla's are such cool cars and they're such you know they're such like you said the Serene you know what I mean at all. I don't want to give that credit exclusively to Tesla because other V's provide a similar experience to the one place they are lacking for the amount of money they charge their Interiors are a little Baskin trucks look at that thing you do know I don't I don't like it and I how dare you I'm not entirely sure it's it's real I mean I think I think I just don't think that will pass the test that it needs to pass and I and furthermore, I crash test pedestrian safety stuff like that furthermore it's it's it's because how do I say it's really hard to talk about Tesla because their fans are f****** crazy that they get really mad and they don't leave me alone about your crazy few people since in the design space who design cars professional for living and I have been convinced that it could be possible to build and sell a shape of vehicle shaped sort of like that although not exactly like that okay having said that I think that the way that it has been marketed is not entirely on people company show concept cars all the time wrong with showing a concept car there's nothing wrong with going here's a here's a prototype we built and this is going to show the direction of our industry and if you build electric cars as your business it's pretty easy to build a concept car that runs and drives cuz you got your skateboard and you can just get a put anybody on right so odds are there's like a model X chassis underneath that prototype truck right but there's one I don't think that accepting reservations is an honest thing to do when you don't know how you're going to build the truck don't know there's no way that trucks on the road next year no way warranty selling them is like a logistics business their operating this company like a tech company where it runs on hype like where's the Roadster that's supposed to come out this year and you're actually a car company or not exclusively driven on hype but they have made some cars they build and sell cars but what I am saying is their business model is not like the regular car companies in that is so dependent on this height machine bringing in new investors bring a new reservation cash when they go here's this crazy total recalled space truck and all it's going to cost you people to buy into my space truck vision is $100 worth fundable and you're not going to find out that her dollars get you a truck for like two and a half years are you going to go after your hundred dollars if he's late or if it's your I'm not saying you shouldn't buy whatever he sells is in The Roaster thing a different deal don't you have to pay all the money or something there is a reservation process is all I'm saying substantial sum of money we don't have the Prototype yeah but it's easy to build a prototype Tesla anybody on it it'll look and feel like I mostly wanted driving car with 45000 $5,000 credit card in 10 days gas no interest loan of $50,000 until he delivers this product which is like a good income for a lot of people for a year and then leave it up correct and so I'm not saying that they don't build and sell real cars I'm not saying you shouldn't buy one or at least one ham saying and then handed to you as a billionaire need to give him a zero-interest loan of $50,000 for a roadster why do you need to give him a $0 loan of $100 for a truck that he hasn't demonstrated he could build yet why do you think they made the roast of fifty Grand and the down payment for the truck only a hundred bucks because I will tell you why because why I believe I believe I believe I'm going to I'm going to put this and I believe okay okay I believe it's so they could go to a bank or a VC because there's only $100 you get so many Rockrose 500,000 orders 250,000 orders I need a billion dollars that's why you would do that there's a lot of individual pieces that really add up and on a house that's not made of you know it's like imagined of the the mortgage crisis in a way you took all these Bad Mortgages and you put them together and all the sudden she smashed the f****** window on stage he quoted a bunch of power and torque figures that are basically made up you did that dumb video with tug-of-war the F-150 that was completely fake as a fake the F-150 was in two-wheel drive and he was telling it uphill that's not like if you going to make it easier for the car to drive downhill and Uphill no Towing uphill what it would beat the weight transfer is is if you have a two-wheel drive pickup truck going downhill with my friend Jason fenske & Engineering explained did a whole video explaining debunking this but if you have an all-wheel-drive extremely heavy vehicle vehicle stereo and batteries all-wheel drive versus a pickup truck that's putting the two wheel drive with no wait in the bed that's just so it's all automakers make up silly games to show up their product right go to space shuttle or whatever bulshit they do right but they make up a game they know they can win they don't make up a game and then she died like why you going to do a tug-of-war video if you didn't have to cheat at the video on video to do it like pick a different game you know you can win Bob said don't engage that idiot what are you doing I'm not doing this yeah they probably can't realistically it can't really compete with it either but I think I'm going to go and warn the last do you see any like other renderings of people like camping in the Cyber truck in what's absurd well yeah dude like you want to f****** you know you want to buy one wait till he says this is the one you can buy to put an order and I just I don't think it would honey bucks congratulations you just bought him a Tascam that's that's that's what I mean figured out creative ways to to get the public to bankroll s*** that he already said was done bro a million Robo taxis by 2020 where's the robo taxis bro but at the same time that they figured out that full self-driving is not right around the corner as they said it was going on in the full self-driving you're not going to be able to send your Tesla out to do errands for you without a driver in it anytime soon it was the parking with Tessa promises 1 million Robo taxis and sometimes doesn't work do you know who Kyle Dunnigan is guys alive he's got the best Instagram on the planet and he does face swaps a husband you now that you know you didn't know the Deep value know he does a lot will doctor Frankenstein come out or what yeah yeah yeah yeah f****** s*** do it again Windows same ball you should go differently editing to Infinity listen Misty's class not hahaha I was laying in bed and my wife is next to me asleep and I've nowhere I know the deal was that when they hit the wall or hit the door with the hammer that it broke the glass or know that first lady was going to hit the door with a sledgehammer but except he was using an orange Hammer which is a dead blow hammer not a sledgehammer so that's a little disingenuous dead blow and then he goes to the windows are cleaned up a bunch of broken glass like right underneath the door yeah that's true that owls over a door kind of maybe if you would just smashed a bunch of glass out of it that's true Kumail likes cyber was exclusively on Google for like the last 15 years


    Joe Rogan | What Are the Odds Epstein Killed Himself?
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    werewolves real talk about like some conspiracy theories only Washington kill himself if you had a house in Vegas I want to give you the odds he did come on 10% no, probably not more than ten to one that he did tell him so I think there's only a 10% chance he killed the guard say they're scapegoats for broken system well that's a defense the defense is just we were incompetent not we killed him dude who knows that's what's going on cameras were cameras were off Loop sorry yeah cameras come on bro I have cameras at my house then never f****** off come on when the cameras rocks I've heard repeated a few times but not more reasoning that they're there was screaming being heard from his self that someone heard screaming you're right it's just that's probably the biggest public conspiracy theory that most people believe in using most people believe it was a it was a hit I would say most people won last night's poll is there a pupil on that one was like The Whistleblower for cuz the people that were supposed to try to do it or trying to get him to be like the face take to talk people into doing it and so he talk to Congress about his name's like Smedley Butler I think Smedley Butler what is a medal of honor winner and they called him out and everyone said no that's just a lie the joke there might have been some stuff being talked about in this meeting but we were never going to do anything they said they had 500,000 soldiers that were going to march on DC to take over and they have some general they're going to put a place as addictive as a book written about us a couple years ago and this guy smelly belly wrote a book in 1935 cold like War wow wow so he knew about all that I just read about this last night cheese how do you know it was the source of the book that the conspiracy to overthrow the government and then that's all it's all about him it's really long book that just came out about like overthrowing FDR pay attention to anything until you know is like my mid-twenties or whatever and it's been you know yeah Bush was a piece of s*** and then it kind of seemed on the surface like Obama was kind of normal but like it and now obviously believe in crazy town but but it I think it I think I feel like it's new and it's not noon this kind of s*** is just happened over and over and over again with the remnants of an ancient Society we were dealing with this ancient system that was created I think it I think I feel like it's new and it's not new in this kind of s*** is just happened over and over and over again well it's the remnants of an ancient Society we were dealing with this ancient system that was created long before we had anything resembling our way of communicating that we have now


    Comparing the Porsche Taycan to the Tesla Model S w/Matt Farah | Joe Rogan
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    we took a left but I can I can it it's it's like 700 horsepower 610 horsepower and 750 torque but just like the Tesla the torque is incident 00 Porsche has this really interesting thermal management system so Tesla although they do a beautiful Road car for the city you know they've never gone racing they don't they don't know about endurance racing or real real high performance driving and you've seen them kind of struggle with the Nurburgring a little bit harder than it looks over there they wouldn't they weren't talking about what it was but I figured the three motor car with a widened body and a different Aero package in different size there were some of the giant like GT3 wing on it to it seemed like they the number they originally put out and you guys talked about on the show Jamie looked it up was a compilation of best sector time so they released a sort of theoretical best time we're actually ran that complete lap the big difference between Tesla and the Porsche right now is thermal management managing heat and cool so where it needs to go yeah there's a prototype build a one-off prototype so the Titan has this really interesting thermal management system that integrates the brakes the battery the motors and the cabin heat and he had a climate control all-in-one system and so it's very common that one system will need heat while the other needs to be cooled and one will need so they if the brakes are hot but then they need to be cooled but the cabin is called and needs to be hot that use the brake heat to thicken send heat or cold anywhere in the car and stay up there go back to wash okay it's not that bad though it doesn't let you change it to doing body kits on Evie's button lyrics what is that sounded unplugged brakes unplugged so your Tesla for instance if you want Max performance at the hardest launch you can do you got to have like 80% battery or more and it only let you do a couple of them in a row before it starts to get noticeably slower learning to let you launch but you want that to 5 or whatever it is it's only going to be your first couple launches where you get it will give you full performance until the battery is dead so I get a full bore launch control start with like 40 miles range call SCANA get from fully charged in fiery 300 in so I was able to drive around normally and I found that the range estimate was pretty accurate only had the car for one day so it's pretty accurate and then I was to the canyons and in that video I burned off 40% of the battery just making that video you're just smoking through battery and then you're still with Adam and Technology will improve to the point where they can get like rearrange out of these things like the theoretical range of the Tesla Roadster was like 600 miles behind that's never been done I think so I'm not an expert on TVs and there's like electrical engineers they will be screaming that arranged the key that we will see that will really be a game-changer is battery charge X Out and Keep Your can we get a charge in 5 minutes or 10 minutes and not 30 minutes or an hour and the number of stations the opportunity to charge but they don't have as many super high speed charger so Tesla and all Eevee's on the market right now except the Titan all the rest are 400 volt systems okay and the test was probably the best most efficient use of 400 volt architecture 800 volt architecture if Portia is to be believed is more efficient the it's a lighter setup of it flows in and out faster than the 400 volt system a couple other advantages to it but it can charge really really fast through the correct Chargers there just aren't that many of the super fast ones around is like 3 in LA right now one is in Burbank at the Best Buy in Burbank is it safe to hear from almost dead to almost full in about 18 minutes I got 80% e juice fast enough that I could watch it go 6-7 really it was pretty good. I think the real problem with EV adoption special play sigelei is the infrastructure man I don't think this city generate enough electricity through its grid for all of us to be charging cars at home charging it would radically change everything unless everybody switch towards or even think is efficient enough right now it's a homeowner like if you like how and Evie drives and you like the experience of owning one and it works for your life like a thousand percent get an Eevee but is is a 90% Eevee adoption rate in La something that's really realistic like not anytime soon talk about with cars and everything else happening in the industry if you want to know about well I mean the Titanic don't think we've looked completely covered it with my question was all these cars is what is next right it's like we're seeing these incredible 0 to 60 under 3 seconds times we're going to eventually see the range increase but if you would ask me 10 years ago are we going to see a 2.40 to Ice-T sedan that feel like it's violating physics when you step on the gas mean that's why I drive and yeah laptop for a screen yeah we've got about I don't know right right years ago or so the the trajectory of increased performance. Very steep where you know the new version of every car has a hundred more horsepower and now he's got these high-performance v's and with a high performance TV that's a f****** dragster I mean the the tycon does your does 1/4 modulo 10 I mean so you can you know I don't want to be flippant and say all it takes is money but all it takes is money you want to know a dealer and you buying a dragster that you know you you say that Arch NHRA license to run that fast the real difference Tesla's have very video gaming steering know this the Tycoon has the steering system from the Porsche 992 and so it feels like a Porsche go faster video that had us in and put it on speaker one of the things that makes Porsche hicken different is that have a 2 speed transmission your Tesla is one gear so your Tesla from 0 to 120 is bananas but it pretty much dies off because it runs out of gear people don't really need to go with their Autobahn stuff they need more at the top end so that I can actually switches into 2nd gear and keeps pulling like crazy you know above 81 and the biggest difference. Dynamically is like you know how when you're Tesla you can drive with one foot on pedal when you lift off the pedal guitar and so you can pretty much drive around once but Tycoon doesn't do that so Porsche believes that the kinetic energy built up by motion is better used by allowing the car to just Coast as far as possible then by hitting the region and capturing it in the form of breaking the weight of Tesla does Tesla have an impact on but if it's still doing that does it does it have an impact on the way it feels well it feels I mean yes because you have to use the brakes more in everyday so you can have a car quicker to use the brakes more to didn't mean to delete have regenerative we know it doesn't necessarily I believe the Porsche is ultimately better at that it's the only real difference is that when you lift off the gas in a Tesla it slows down as if someone is applying the brakes in the Porsche you just pure Coast it's a pure coast and it's and it's a really it's it's an even more of a coach that feeling then a gasoline car it's like you're freed of all restraint a video that I sent you and so I just posted and I was like let's see how far I can go without touching the brakes and I got this m*********** posting up to like a hundred miles an hour taking corners and not using the brakes to the handling the gripper so good I posted like 12 miles down not that alertness bladder it while I'm filming and I've never been able to not stop the car. I believe me I know you can drive down the road just on freon sometimes I do that video on the garbage to it's amazing how little of that there really has made on the road it's it made like like a line of kind of dirt on the road and it goes back and forth across the road and you go with what the hell was that dude dancing to Crazy you what's really crazy about that that could start a fire omigod probably but it could also swing into an oncoming car vlog that's not my YouTube video someone has stolen my YouTube video motherfukers yeah motherfuker


    Joe Rogan and Matt Farah Amazed By Insanely Complex Custom Watches
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    the difference between a $500 watch in a $5,000 watch and a $50,000 watch the $500,000 watch is just further and further into the details that one wants that was good for 400 years that's a banana kind of crazy people do Achilles where it's literally you hit a button and people like start banging on the I saw this one guy had one that was like a dome and inside is our plan yeah that's called the Jacob astronomia and so you remember where is that like you got to be a million-dollar Jacob the Jeweler that's him you can't look at you without you being you're being a little crazy it like a fishbowl you put on your f****** wrist it's the weirdest thing ever had it designed that's the mechanism that rotates around the Fishbowl and it's got something called the thing that's flipping about is called at or Beyond and that is the time regulating mechanism and the mainspring which keeps it wound and then as you can see the actual clock itself rotates and stays vertical and then you've got this Earth thing and then you've got this is big diamond that spin around and it's it's a huge thing you wear on your wrist it's probably 48 or 49 mm and it's it's like putting a fishbowl on your wrist got a big glass like case over it looks like in person that is so crazy batshit imagine you lose your house that look this one's an animated one it's an oil derrick that pumps so when they spin it like I'm sure he'll show it but look yeah the oil certain that that is what I am crazy I don't know why you why wouldn't I wouldn't get it but like if you I don't know why you have to really appreciate the art of it is not as kind of dumb for lack of a better word it's less just a little less wash and it looks like a f****** Rocketeer Trekkie space communicator but it's all mechanical it's called MB and 10% F and they come out the people do it's real creative shitshow all they really are innovating in a mechanical timepiece mb&f this is where he's those two domes sort of spin around they make a couple different like crazy one but God is beautiful yeah so they have these sort of real Spacey kind of alien device type watches they're very expensive but they're very on the right is the minute that's like a scaled and time is Gala grandpa's house This Is My Jam that's discuss the Space Jam right there so is this one this one the entire clock moves around the diamond why wouldn't I why wouldn't it course it does Finn b**** you know it's it's all real crazy that round one is very cool. Was the concentric one you have as the clocks on the bottom so it's 5:52 is the time there are 452 cuneiform is the tour Beyond that's the the mechanism that powers it there's other watches if you ever heard of an hyt watch so they tell the time yeah give me one where you can see some of the liquid know so much get picture day 1 / where I want to show the liquid specifically so that one right there that so yeah so liquid fills up and moves around the face as the time goes and these Bellows move so you see the bellows in the middle there helping the liquid around the f****** clock face that's such crazy ball and that's going to geez that's going pretty goddamn dope Rose is sponsored by this company send some really next-level weirdness that's a good that's a good way to do it is that what's that bottle washer same s*** as a first one I showed you accounts the date and stuff for like 400 years but it just doesn't a prettier crazier way oh my God that's so beautiful yeah that's to see this is what I'm about to hit somebody and some group of people obviously saw a wizard and they're doing it at multiple companies all around the world and their innovating and they're competing with each other to make cooler and weirder chat yeah and all this stuff is like a watch but it's way more than just back that one that was that weird spaceship one was the one communicator way as far as they can so amazing materials like really interesting Alloys they make for stuff they are a lot of these companies make their own Alloys which is really interesting get this thing so yeah yeah only seen Spaceballs like this dudes only seen The Rocketeer think you're a weirdo for wearing it but if you wore something like this to like a watch nerds Gathering oh my God I think you're the king of the universe you walk in some of this is going to watch her Gathering like car watch co-brands I think the connection is obvious enough you don't need to shove it in my face but I'm still going to go to the party it's a car watch Cobra. Zilla is the Nissan GTR the movie Monster Outlook dope it does look 208 it might actually be the movie Godzilla anniversary maybe it is this f****** 64th anniversary they came out with sorry your manufacturer I mean they're finished qualities amazing I told you about the reflections on the back of the hands not in low Grand Seiko leave it there finishing on the back of the hands as good as a finishing of the front of the hands and if you reflect a light certainly certain ways you can get it to reflect on the dial it's really cool what what appeals to the I like that TGT Studios clock see the thing where to study like that's awesome it's a piece of art that also tells you the time but there's something about it like the way it's shaped the way it's form Jeff makes you want to look at it while the really the very best watches Spring Drive I got to die if you never know s*** hits the fan I want to waterproof watch do you just get you get your s*** wet all the time probably right between the tanks in the sweating in the washing your hands or whatever it's definitely an occasional I mean it's a dive watches in for people who died it's for people who just get their hands at their hands when they want to piss in your mouth right now f*** you bro


    There’s Another Stonehenge at the Bottom of Lake Michigan?
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    down by the beach and so for me I would jitem like what am I going to do when the tsunami comes that's I'm just waiting for an astronaut what are you doing if your address doesn't exist anymore right right like we all know that they find these ancient civilizations under the side mission do fine I mean don't find that look like it looks like passageway like cut stone cut into the ground underwater passageway it seems like I remember I think at one point there were like probably entrances made of wood or something that you know have rotted away and then yeah yeah underground Stones yeah they think that they're man-made or are there scientist to think that that's in that there's a portion of that that is absolutely I could swear portions of it are reminding me of something I just heard recently that I did never ever talked on his, I remember that there's like a Stonehenge type structure on the bottom of Lake Michigan that people found recently I've seen of the Strand look up to think that there's like a mastodon carvana think that's the actual one will think someone to add it to this but that looks like it was done in spray paint in 2018 online we were on Big Time Break last week and I was like but I've never heard of this using some of your guys keywords are narrow what I'm doing my my internet just walking time-wasting and I'm not getting the kind of results you guys are getting


    Joe Rogan on the Balabushka Pool Cue in Fact and Fiction
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    we should go and watch if you haven't seen it before watch again the Hustler that I say that Jackie Gleason and Paul Newman it's amazing it's amazing for what reason it's a buck first of all it's it's in the 1960s like early 1960s and you're seeing like this part of America cuz this is us filmed representing the time in which it took place is not like they were doing it. Movie so this is like 1960s and early 1960s cars the way they talk and the way they drink and it's about this guy's a professional pool Hustler who's been traveling from California to New York City to meet this guy then Minnesota Fats and playing cuz this guy is the best pool player in the world until they play all through the night Robert Rosen badass motherfuker in pool wants to come and play Minnesota Fats and Minnesota Fats is jacking this guy and he's amazing flowers who was again Paul Newman getting back into the world of pool the endless movie spoiler alerts in the 1960's retires because of this movie this movie in particular that it didn't mention the first movie but was pretty clear they're playing with a Balabushka this movie that that f****** chew is worth a shitload of money like there's a lot of like great pool to manufacturers from that era like I know you would like like crafts I do she like totally in the world of pool it's all about Q's about like the type of hit you want type of wood weigh digging in the yeah and Bell bushes have a very specific kind of hits of her it's like there's an old school feel to it that a lot of the players that went playing like most her life love company still around give me art pieces in the Vintage. There's one right there for $22,000 and all that does inlays you might be right 22gz aplastic down there cuz he wanted something to be durable outside on the ground or whatever and they all used I read that came from the Dupree band days back then when they were making me sings people could go over there and shoot elephants just for their tusks Ebony Ebony points nameplate okay racetrack mop nameplates blankets and I don't know you lost me but that's between the mop. And the Diamonds original Cortland mat mostly falling off to original George Balabushka shafts unusual the person that they everything your world and III for work in the barrel work on crazyshit friend of mine makes pool cues is there called Sugar Tree Mall by and I'll show it to you afterwards I'll let you are well-liked a dozen of them out here writes his his the way he makes things is like super specific he's an art connoisseur if wood was an artist so like when he looks it like a piece of wood he he doesn't think it's like a combination of knowing it'll make a good pool cue but also wanted look up specific colors of the woods and just fine but the real one is literally one plays better I mean there's a few people that like the way all kinds of different things play my play better than but it's not to call about Bush Cowboys going to make will probably drive a lot better than the ones they were raising them on the sixties but one is 50 Grand and what is a million new herbal bushes either if I wanted you to play with now you know what you're getting its choose is like with a lot of things it's like you wouldn't if you see a pool cue like it doesn't even necessarily have to be anything fancy it's just you see like the whip if it's got nice wood and nice bounce to it and you can tell her that I got that by hand most likely barely have to be anything fancy it's just you see like the whip if it's got nice wood and nice balance to it and tell her that's why God made that by hand most likely crafted that


    Matt Farah's Other Ride is a Scooter
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    how often do look up on when you're driving you see someone on their phone on my scooter I'm when I'm riding my motorcycle around town that's all I do is I'm looking in mirrors and seeing was not paying attention but Norton still ride the motorcycle that was more prepared than everyone in the car riding in La as I am I think riding LA's not that scary and I think that because you can Lane split here it makes a big difference it's a way safer to Lane split a car on motorcycle collisions are actually rear-ending zit lights people can't tell the difference between the bike in the car and they crunch him and so if your lane splitting you move to the front of the line in traffic and so you don't get those rear-ending so problem with lane splitting is it sometimes people look like planes me up behind them and then you shouldn't be going that fast on the bike crazy for people will be crazy sportbike people if you can manage that thing Gallery one of the best guards in the history of sport argued one of the best submission fighters of all time in the heavyweight division you know world champion no fighting or after the accident no but he got hit by a car and got launched into the air man and that he almost lost his life serious break between car and motorcycle when is a very is risky it's a it's for me it's a pretty calculated risk I'm running a little scooter when you ride scooter vs. motorcycle you don't get that leg crunch thing actually you know it is what it is you just got to you got to have eyes up you got to be ready and you got to be you can't like have a beer and then ride home you just you can feel it you can't do it then you shouldn't but you even if you illegally or what you still shouldn't do it and so any and also like I love love that I can't pick up the f****** phone on that by that half hour on my little scooter get my way through traffic to wherever I'm going that's a nice break from the f****** phone and being able to just be in motion in LA and you know and you're just going to everyone around you stopped and you're moving that's the f****** luxury man that's what I'm about I'm about being moving when other people are stopped that's for me that's what's up might be time to move your time like I have to hire a crew giant building with all the economy La if you want to do the job I have LA's kind of power Supercar press Garden in January if I wanted you can't do that in it back anymore cars in you I've reviewed over a thousand cars


    The Complicated Truth About Mountain Lion Encroachment
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    what's up you didn't tell me this was taken in Northridge a week ago emanations they took half dogs and cats will the cat that I said that could open doors and said he wanted nothing more to than to kill none of my other cat's he was a Russian blue had three legs and he was really really smart we adopted him and we tried for like 6 months to make it work we try everything everything you could think of to make I thought he owned the neighborhood and he ended up getting eaten by a mountain lion yeah yeah Three Legs vs a mountain lion in Morgan smartest fastest three legged animal you've ever seen but f****** mountain lion one may be a little cocky for his own good thousand percent that was never seen again but we're so weird that we let those things as Wonder around us we're so weirdly don't think it's really strange that I live with another species in my house I think about that very often I mean mountain lion oh yeah rarely kills people but it does sometimes and we want to keep it around sounds an awful lot like the Sharks bro and we also have a lot like they're running out of s*** to eat you know do you think's going I've lived in a city and I have attention to the deer in the summer but I'll tell you what's what's happened man cats oh they've moved in and start jacking deer and coyotes We Didn't Start jacking big cats these big f****** big wild dogs play mostly around. So if you go to like Iowa they they have too many deer like you'll be driving wiring diagram hunting deer not mountain lion well you can't hunt mountain lion California they don't have is there a predator predatory cat that you forgot that you should hunt and I don't know because between people that are very much Animal Advocates animal rights first they want animals to rule and to be able to have their own freedom on their land whatever happens happens like mountain lions killing deer and all that kind of stuff and let it all take place and we shouldn't interfere with that we shouldn't hunt these people that really think like that and you know they have their arguments they have their the reasons but the reality of animals is if you have the large predators in the large Predators runs out of things to eat it's either going to go further and entering to new areas looking for food and it might get hit by cars or it's going to Branch out and expand expand its range and expanding its range is going to find a farm or it's going to find a dog in the backyard is going to find something because it's just trying to get food in like how many of those week willing to have around us California doesn't when they get what's called depredation order like if someone has something happened like if you run a farm and a mountain lion starts killing your livestock which does happen to lady in Malibu a few years back had I think it was an alpaca Farm in this f****** mountain lion killed like a ton of them it was just killing them just fun and what they said was in an idiom which is really nuts that's strange I think he couldn't get it out you know if y'all are really big animal they couldn't get it out of her didn't feel comfortable enough to eat it while he's in there so he's probably really good at all at once I think it was over a couple of days but it was kind of a killing spree height of a killing spree


    Matt Farah and Joe Rogan Go Deep on Porsches
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    say that you liked your Porsche to go to The Comedy Store did you like Juiced you up yet feel like that I like I like something loud something that just stupid yeah yeah but it's actually got the the elements of like a Baja truck also so you can just f****** smash speed bumps and like you know those weird transitions into driveways hear that everybody hates and sports cars get taken an angle and all that yeah boom straight in on the power bouncing a little bit you can drive off a carbs and s*** it is so fun it's all those things you love about your car but also the things you want in like a trophy truck cheese and Horizon pools you should be a Salesman I am so I don't get Kickbacks but but you should everybody should buy an off-road Porsche its plant right larious you have all the recommendations lot of people out there that's okay it's true what I feel is the second ugliest version It's it was kind of unique at the time in the UN Rutledge that mad time talking s*** about my choice cuz you you're kind of sewer about automobiles right in my mind like why wouldn't he get like a 68 Mustang I don't have a connection to those cars you know were those my car Larry Chen shot that photo all the car was beautiful man that that was a beautiful car and I did dump a lot of money into it but I turned I got out of the cover Car Craft magazine out of speech at featuring speedhunters and I and I got all my money back out of it even after I gave half the money to charity so I got out of it pretty good wide tires held the right stance those are awesome meals to those Wheels the wheels are hre rs105 switch is a really popular wheel for the Ford GT so use the so that's why the cheapest car they've ever like that picture you just saw is it done basically and once it was done I was like oh f*** man you know this thing handles so good and it looks so cool I could really use like 300 more horsepower like it was like it was like 300 horsepower 350 horsepower and it really need to be like six hundred and so I was at the point where I either was going to get spent two more years and twenty more thousand dollars and maybe I'd be happy with what I got at the end or it was on the move on and about the same time I drove leaking is the name of the dude who built my Porsche and he builds and sells those buying his number 14 of the cars he builds I drove his for a video and I just was so in love with it and I just said oh this is exactly the thing that I need in my life right now and so when I sold the Mustang I gave the money to my lifted 911 with the scooter and and the test cars I have the number one squeezed Safari 911 from 1987 I didn't spend all that money to look at it you know if you spent all that money collector value is what I get out of driving isn't it shocking when you open one of those old Porsches of the to it yeah yes from the sixties to the mid-90s are some of the finest built vehicles in terms of quality and Engineering there another expensive to maintain they can be annoying but as far as pure quality of engineering there's there's nothing better by the finest car in the world with a quality perspective through most of its life as a really unusual one for me because that year was like they still kept the Frog eyes yeah but the suspension became more more lively it would have been more controllable but yet it's still maintained a lot of old field at the time those cars if you go back to 92 when those cars came out in 91 and you read sort of the Contemporary reviews of the car they were calling it old slow and heavy know they said it was a solid feeling car but the Corvette ZR1 was faster in wider you know what I mean in the Ferrari 348 was a piece of s*** but to some of the Japanese stuff the Supra the 300ZX Twin Turbo the fact that they were unchanged from the 60s to the mid-90s isn't it is a positive with an endearing quality it's it's it's such a they developed that body and Chassis so Surly over those 30 years that it's such a finely engineered thing that you can take it and build something like a singer out of it a singer 911 it is as like I remember of their regular car right is as fast around Laguna Seca 458 with no traction control and manually shifting yeah yeah I mean they've done wonders with those chassis and they really lighten them with carbon bodies and and so it is possible to take that chassis further it just would have cost Porsche Porsche lost so much money in the 90s dude Porsche was really Hanging On by a thread and they were losing money like crazy until Volkswagen to have a group came in and that's where you ended up with the water cooled cars the boxer and then the Cayenne but in Wendy's when they were doing the 993s from ignite they were losing crazy amount of money on those cars years older than it really is and he is so finally made ya so interesting Carrera RS if you look at the passenger compartment the roofline the windshield beside one of those car you know it's basically unchanged from the 70s to the too late 90s such a pretty shape it's just like some shape that people just gravitate towards and it's a really old ones do they they have the kind of Airy about them I think you know of all the classic cars they are the most usable you noted to just run around the city and drive you can drive a car from the 70s know Magnus f****** drives a car you know remember that, oh my god that car was a magic thing he's got a video of him like driving it going around this corner you know they have that video that they made about him yeah little short. Carbon Outlaw. Document any of and he comes around in this old school silver Porsche and you look at me like that's a whole different thing he's doing it everybody else well one of the things I love about my car is with the lift on it and the tires you got like less grip than normal at 11 so if Nobody's around like I can slide entrance ramps like I can be a silly bastard in in in that car and it's it's just extra fun because there's a silver car with the blue small displacement that's probably at 2 or 2 hour or two to you know not like this big boars running mate like you've got or you know I've got a 3-2 which is a bit more of a basic on Teutonia the older ended up like those are actually kind of like engine in the back at your feet can go forward young Germans are pretty big people too yeah one of the things with Portia specifically is is about tall people fit at me. Barbarian DNA with 6-4 and so that he demanded that's why Panamera looks like it does so that have six word for person can fit in the back exactly that reason I think that's an insurance thing I think my being a 4-seater might be able to have a friend getting the back of your 911 for a couple of blocks yeah yeah 64 Huffine I'd like the most strip downtown's that's what I like make sense the mall like that I don't want it radio on when I like a radio air conditioning nothing so I have a radio and air conditioning but yeah I know you mean go out and drive that car like that is my activity like Magnus he's experiencing you know what a normal person experiences when they're enjoying the pleasure of driving but he's getting way more analog way more Super like car if it's all ancient f****** techno slide cars are really easy to do when you've got a little engine light clutch and shifter you don't need more power you've got your duty everything needs to be I do that stuff back in the cars 2000 pounds in the engine weigh 200 horsepower you can just fingertip the whole thing's crazy yeah my friend Todd just said this to me is a very wise thing so it doesn't matter how fast you're going just matter how fast it feel totally cold 9000% a thousand percent perspective like you're supposed to get if you didn't know how fast you're going you weren't looking your car other than for the purposes of safety you weren't like it wasn't a dick contest would be a certain level you wouldn't want to drive at I agree even knowing the speeds like near me personally like my cars have fairly low low power like they're not crazy huge power cars like and I think Beyond a certain point I just can't use it anymore and so I think there's an argument for having something low-power like they're not crazy huge power cars like and I think Beyond a certain point I just can't use it anymore and so I think there's an argument for having something like a Tesla for everyday and then having a an engaging machine for the weekend


    Joe Rogan: Sharks Are Like Werewolves…
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    terrified of the ocean by getting in that water with all those videos and you don't care about you nervous when I go in the ocean if there was a werewolf and the Werewolf came out every full moon every full moon if you are outside your house you got murdered to one person every full moon all across the land yeah people would be like f****** I'm not going out on a full moon okay sharks are like werewolves but they're werewolves everyday of the year I don't think shark attacks or that, cuz they don't they don't see you and you're not supposed to be there so that they're not accustomed to you if there were Customs you like we lived in the water with shark you think the moral be good neighbors to keep them from eating us if we were like everywhere in the water all the time of sharks figured it out narrow thing in the Rye or what they're supposed to be eating here they don't I don't think they like us I don't think they want to eat us they just not accustomed to it yet their focus is when they bite people don't they spit them out a lot they rarely finish a human lights in a row like Wizards neighborhood they can just decide to go to your neighborhood it's like a newer that you were camping f****** and away and they're out there in that came across Walsworth and get your friend title lamb to the outside of the cage you can see the werewolf in real life and it looks like American Werewolf in London I know what do you want from me I like the ocean he's so nice he only barks at cuz they are the only Tea Bar set with people have a Santa Claus in the driveway what the f*** is that shout out to the sidewalk and look at this guy's f****** this guy's fake snowman it starts barking


    Joe Rogan: I Think You Can Definitely Be Healthy and Be a Vegan
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    the discipline clear the sit-in classless and I was too spastic I wasn't interested in going crazy that you can't sit in class and listen and yet you can do the doubleheader 3 Hour podcast with the guy who made the game changer documentary mostly with what he was saying terms of science in terms of whether or not it's healthy to eat 100% vegan diet the quit everything he's showing me it is according to everything and he had as much science as you can I think some people have real issues with it and there's some people have gotten off the vegan diet and they've they've quit and they will like to be a little less me no problem and I don't know why I'm not a nutritionist but I know that a lot of people that wind up trying it out eventually give up something 84% moral judgment for anything I just feel like maybe it's something worth trying cuz I eat a lot of meat yeah I'm trying to get I have enough I wrote a business plan for my new place as you do when your new business and the first thing on the business plan is by my 40th birthday I want to be the healthiest I've ever been eaten meat out is the move see this is what I think about all this like I think you could definitely be healthy and be a vegan I like me I have no moral qualms and I like how it taste good but I thought maybe if I did a little bit I can at least try to wise it makes a difference the real thing to do is omnivorous diet and I think this is one of the things that we proved today in this conversation between Chris Kresser and James Wilkes is that the Everest diet is like a natural healthy thing you can do a vegan diet though you can do it right according to everything and I believe this to eat if you're just doing it correctly if you monitor your nutrient levels you take you know vitamin B12 supplement or something he Advocates was like that makes sense to me but I don't believe that means bad for you I think that sedentary lifestyle shity food eating meat protein is we're cooking things fire and we we've learned how to hunt better because we are brains kept throwing as we're just figuring out the throwing on the thing as a possible factor that somehow another the ability to throw something it's something internal it like made us some guy from farther away that's a good ski Kickin Ash a person was like when we started becoming people how f****** freaky with that big real scared but like what would it be like to just hang out a tribe of Neanderthals and see what they were like two different kind of person yeah I wonder if it would be I mean like mentally freeing your singularly focused on food and shelter and not you know I don't know if you have the you know you have a lot of like the f****** worries that we have but it could be awful simple for the same time the constant fear of starving and freezing to death that would be s*** all of its bad fries that we have but so you could be awful simple for the same time the constant fear of starving and freezing to death that would be s*** all of its bad things that we're going to


    This Mutant Volkswagen Bus Owns the Race Track
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    I only have strange stuff I have my idea box I just Mustang Soledad I got a lot of money for the money to charity me and my wife just got a 1991 Mitsubishi Delica which is a Japanese import van and it's a turbo diesel It's a four-by-four and it's a passenger has like swiveling captains chairs and it's just the coolest thing ever there it is and it is Spaceman back in the day that was the airport shuttle in the custom vans you've got your the private jet Vans ryti Lexani like you see f****** Tyrese rolling rolling around right where they make it kind of look like a private jet interior with the sprinters and then you've got your Overland Vans with your sportsmobiles and you're camping type Riggs your off-roading rigs so they split there's a magazine called rolling heavy magazine that is open Susie Us magazine for that kind of a Volkswagen synchros the four-by-four Volkswagen vans from the 80s the volt VW bus engine they put sad they take the old vans from the sixties and seventies that give classic Volkswagen Microbus and then they basically graft on a Porsche floor plan do it with a Porsche engine which will fit sport suspension and they go fast frustrate oh my God he chopped the roof right he's he's lowered it if you can get some in car video of one of these guys driving it's like bananas yeah there's other ones that are even even nuttier and Legos close-ups they're just crazy oh how cool he's got the Gabriel Iglesias who sings going up that's hysterical that is crazy how many does he have a lot what at orange and red had no idea window that's where it's got the extra windows on the roof take the total number of Windows normally is like 17 or whatever but the 21 Windows 223 windows are like a hundred to $150,000 I don't know I mean an Enthusiast I didn't realize he was such a serious so serious about those but yeah I'm sure he's got a nice variety of them. J driving Janos a shet man had a real fun day hanging out with Jay doing his show he knows his s***


    Is Dairy Consumption Linked to Cancer Risk ? | Game Changers Debate
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    the main question here in my mind is whether there is evidence that supports being on a 100% plant based diet with no animal products versus a diet that includes a lot of plant foods and some animal Foods I thought you were in the film which was talking about plant-based diet only eating plan okay so whenever wherever about an animal have animal products will kill you dairy products will kill you all kinds of different animals food is being used by the sea that people play nothing could be clearer The Playbook that was used by the smoking industry so they paid for studies and we know even with food place has been gone for cigarettes is being done with drugs research shows that industry-funded studies 1/4 times 48 times more likely to have a conclusion in that favor for that product that was the truth we never do the the pallet was joining what the hell so I want to make that really clear there was In Articles they connected we didn't do that if you watch the film we never said I did you why did you have that in there though if you're not saying because I'm using the same Playbook you're not saying that meat causes cancer you're saying there's anything to say Sears vegan doctors have enough so basically the consensus and just hang the changing every time they are changing because straw man argument was you were making some sort of a correlation between cigarettes and white of maca put away their mark on the Ravens and the way meat is marketed correct Solutions Family Healthcare president saying that you're connecting the two things you're connecting something that clearly causes cancer cigarettes and these studies that were made to show people that it didn't they're paid off. Studies are fake they were they were essentially cherry-pick fake studies that were financed by the tobacco industry locked in order to get people to buy more cigarettes you're making the same sort of crying about me correct which means you think that meat is okay but that's where where that's where I went where is leading expressing that individual feels weak like a thousands of articles in the peer-reviewed literature right so unless you want about me making a documentary Association of anthropology offered the director of energy and environment resources at my house really respected in animal testing so one of them being a chicken sandwich at lunch if this was a vegan bias coming into it will you connecting cigarettes so you're saying that the same sort of the same Playbook but there's no evidence the meat is bad for you know exactly recently been established by mainstream medicine you understand that right. They release new studies releasing these new studies saying that there's no longer this concern that red meat causes cancer or the 30 minutes is also an appeal to Authority because I find many illustrious doctors and experts were highly qualified that will disagree with number it fit a diet must be 100% plant based in order people watching and listening but he knows more about the consensus me experts in a field that I would understand what I'm looking at that research that is published the peer-reviewed research this published and even reviews of a perfect example as the whole Dairy and cancer section that we talked about cancer and I pointed to a meta-analyses it looked it over a hundred and fifty different reviews and 84% of those found no association so how is that not part of this discussion we're talking about hundreds of scientists across different continents different countries they're using pure viewed in the movie Just One expert is pointing to you know one group of studies without me that sounds just right to the 2018 merchandise as you go to sleep now if not like what your flight 807 is 507 Peterbilt 579 when you put some in quote what does that mean to you means that's what he said. Quotation is coaching the study right front of study can you anything you do in literature when you put some quotation marks recording mr. Douglas 970 1% should no evidence of it this week secretary consumption and 24 increased risk of cancer with Donna Summer I realized what he was doing okay if you want to go to a few guys like 110 you're going to really realize yet what Chris is doing okay this is really I'm glad that you brought it up please answer when can I just take the reason you didn't forgot you got a queen slip basically but he added 71 and 1384 right this is how you got it right is 71% plus 16 to 87% he could have said 87% show no evidence or an increase risk 84 + 16 Haitian or inverse Association shows decrease risk so basically doesn't inverse correlation but he did not show he could have said 87% sure no risk or increase risk and instead he chose to summarize its a 84% increase risk industry-funded research researches into swipe my research shows that are you are you proposing that we throw out every study because one of the main studies in your film was sponsored by the Hass avocado board the one with it claims that animal products contribute to inflammation yeah I'm finally getting a lot about that much do you think that the industry in the meeting has more money than the plant-based industry right agree with that actually we can look at some statistics on that I don't know anymore definitely a problem but I see it as a problem across the board and I think I have some statistics admit that you hear the audience to believe that there was a potentially decrease risk overall you made it sound very high because you didn't split between no difference. no evidence or showed an increased risk 84%. 87% that seems like it's got it doesn't hold you honestly don't think that that statement instead of just putting the 71% sure no evidence 13% sure that would be in the fairest and most honest summary of that statement I would say that if you wanted to say at the most accurately yes that's the best way to say up 21% showed no evidence 13% show decrease risk but I don't have a problem saying 84% showed no evidence or decrease risk true about something causing cancer that's the relevant point the relevant point is does the study show that Dairy causes cancer the primary under the most of the oven says it shows no evidence or shows a decrease risk that's the ultimate County 4% is to show evidence that indicates the dairy causes cancer if you do is study and it shows that it doesn't then that's not in support of the claim huge review of 153 meta-analyses because of Industry funding what is the basis for that claim I'm saying but it's ways the results can you then I don't I don't I don't accept it I've 153 studies that they were in this metal now sees that they're going to sway the results to the point where these findings aren't valid and we could do the same thing with this all the studies that link to in the film or we can we can also look at other studies on Dairy and cardio metabolic outcomes that we have lots of large reviews that we can look at this discussion to have if you're just going to sit there and say industry funding analyses which each also had individual studies in them are so bias by industry funding that we can't count on the phone I would hope that you would know more than I can't get very far in this discussion if you're going to claim that we can't even talk about studies in the peer-reviewed literature because industry funding completely biases the funny because I'm saying even though they were more cheering increases then try to decrease risk right I am saying that it's possible that that the industry funding to misleading statement more showed increase then decrease of crown but there's 71% showed know that all hypothesis is no longer correct it's not a while I thought that I was actually not true based on epidemiology if you have 10 studies that show no association and turn that show an association 16% showed an increase risk factors and they drink whether they smoked expect the results to be 16% showed no so it showed no evidence 71% or 84% showed an increase that would be something you say hey this is causing cancer this is more likely. That's not how I pretty much work started if you had epidemiology is slippery even if studies and 70% now show no evidence when you say it's most likely that there's no evidence that's not how it works I'm still in favor of showing the relation a person the people in all these studies are showing an increase risk of cancer we would we would agree with this is why or 84% they were talking about something that doesn't give you cancer well. I agree that this study found that what they couldn't prove causation right I couldn't prove a link between Cancer and are proving or at least making this correlation between consumption of dairy products and cancer but the evidence doesn't show that if you want to look at it in its entirety the Evan shows that most of the 71% showed no evidence of the causing cancer 13% showed us actually better for you you have less risk of cancer then not eating deer 13% I'm sorry if you look at slide 113 prostate cancer was a disturbing so it's 50/50 with beer consumption prostate cancer find between Dairy and any type of cancer at what f****** answer said you look at the black line that shows no association if you look at the green line that's increased Association and the red line was increase Association that was the mechanized that you provided causal and this very spot lol backup half-and-half that's not gonna know how evidence of a causal relationship games there's no evidence no causal relationship which martial arts and crisco martial arts but I think I know more about anthropology nutrition that I know more about boxing kickboxing Jiu-Jitsu and wrestling so we believe about the consensus which one you about leading experts nephew of a thousand times are viewed and would look at this study and reach the same exact conclusion that I did Bible proven connection between Dairy and prostate you have half study showing an association half studies showing no association not to mention the fact that that's as you just said that even if there was a strong correlation that doesn't prove causation what this is Broadway off here comes the question was still there a lot of inferences made in the film whether they were intentional or not on your part that you know Dairy people are hearing Odair he's going to cause prostate cancer they're going to extend that to cancer their other claims in the film made about Dairy and metabolic issues and saturated fat metabolic issues so the operative question that I'm trying to answer it data supported not just Walter Willett think that or any other expert in the film do the data support that conclusion right and I didn't even in that study the data don't strongly support that if you have half study saying yes half study saying no that's not a clear signal and it's definitely not evidence of the causal relationship so so having Walter Willett or anyone say there's a strong relationship and we know the mechanism and there's no it's causal that pilot study didn't you tell me that two-thirds of people have an intolerance towards towards milk and dairy and I have a study here is that what the numbers it's one two out of three people in the world have in the world and if you're talking about a study that shows 50% of the people in these studies that are consuming Dairy that there's a correlation between prostate cancer and in Derek wouldn't you assume that maybe the same thing that were talking about with two-thirds of people are in intolerant to something they consume this thing this entire causes inflammation in the body and that inflammation the body could possibly be leading to cancer correct no. Correct very very is inversely associated with information so we can pull up irritated by Dara if they have an intolerance to Dairy and you said two strands of people here's here's what I would suspect there that if you would be segmented those people out and said let's do a study find out who's intolerant of dairy and find out who isn't you would see even better results for dairy because despite the fact that some people are lactose intolerant we're still seeing in that meta-analyses that you know most people there's no association in most cases and inverse Association in other case Vista West wouldn't if someone's intolerant of something that means your body is irritated by means it causes some sort of disturbance right whether it's inflammation or gastrointestinal disorder you start farting and that's what happens when people are lactose intolerant right that irritates the body wouldn't there be when you assume that something your body is intolerant to would possibly be the cause of disruption or disease so right so if you're looking at 2 Prince of the population are intolerant but why would that cause prostate cancer and no other cancers I don't. Doesn't make sense that's why it's a red flag because there's no logical explanation for why it would cause prostate cancer but no other cancer Providence this is a review systematic review of 52 clinical trials and they found that dairy products were inversely associated with inflammatory markers which means the people who consume Dairy actually had lower levels of inflammatory markers so the hypothesis that Dairy is inflammatory and that's why it's causing cancer doesn't seem to hold up in a literature you also said that you know an expert nutrition into what we have to believe today is Chris really is it is about Manhattan houses but it's about nationalities is for the totality of opinions Can Only Imagine song just one meta-analysis and systematic analysis with all the data until what year is that you are better at interpreting the data than people that are experts in the field are many experts who would agree with me I can tell you about the second on the other side not to be wiping include them but you are asking people I would understand that if somebody Chris is figured out this neutral or diet that you figured out something about nutrition these better than the consent he knows more about consensus more about the majority of leading expert but to believe the Chris knows more about anthropology Urology heart disease Paul just agree with what I said you chose the probably one of the few that would agree with the idea that humans primarily ate a plant you exclusively plant-based diet for for most of human evolution we can go into that again I'm actually representing the consensus view point in anthropology James and you'll be hard-pressed to find a consensus group of experts that agree with that idea plant based diet for for most of human evolution we can go into that again I'm actually representing the consensus Viewpoint in anthropology James and you'll be hard-pressed to find a consensus group of experts that agree with that idea


    Chris Kresser & James Wilks Debate "Low Carb" Definition | Game Changerd Debate
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    pattern let me talk to you because this is one of the primary misconception that people have about consuming meat when they hear studies that say that meat is associated with mortality or high cholesterol or heart disease are all these different factors we are talking about these kind of studies were people fill out a form tell us what you eat how many days did we do you eat meat how many days a week do you eat this what they don't take into account is whether or not these people are going to Wendy's whether or not they're eating mistaken and you know and broccoli something healthy there's a giant difference between those two things but they're lumped in together because this is meat consumption out their studies on perfect for sure but you were saying that basically saying we should look at outcomes and not just look at individual Marquez write that basically diet quality the overall diet pattern so if I Grandpa Christopher Gardner did the study at Stanford a couple years ago and he took two instead of saying low-fat low-carb he took two groups and he advised them all that basically eat a healthy diet and then one group ate a low-fat healthy diet in the other group ate a low carb healthy diet they all lost weight but he wasn't that big of a difference between the two for athletes that need a lot more call Jen Foster knows from Plants I think the sun athletes that can slow and steady state where are you getting more file today Sheehan I think the state athletes can do but like an MMA fighter a soccer player not low-cal low-carb Advocate. I don't believe everyone should be on a low-carb diet but I never ever believe that some people Chris has his own he doesn't have a consensus definitions of carbohydrate levels you've made up your own definitions right when did I make up my own in 11 hours and he's on a low carbohydrate diet definition of 15% that you want so if you look at the pair of you let you try the less than 30% or the next by Jamie less than 40% by Jamie would be 15. peer-reviewed literature next call next slide 4265 and then High Cobb Chris Cole's mold and 30% pure view literature high-top morning 65 on the next slide more than 70 depending on the pair of you looking so you come up with your own definitions of what is low moderate nicop low carb moderate carb and high carb in my work with patients who wrote this out you did have a different definition than the pyramids when is the fortnite starter said that everyone should be on a low-carb diet and always argued that it depends on everything from your jeans to your exercise power and activity are you getting your numbers from like when you write low carb moderate carb and high carb this is just a wreck this is a clinical recommendation for my experience working with patients I'm not representing the scientific literature here I'm not trying to make arguments about Magnus backpack absolute Madness come out during. This isn't this is why I feel that Chris does that mean when you have people at Christian in multiple times it throws people's perception off as what is a healthy diet because Chris misrepresent the data he comes up his own definitions of things he misrepresents things that we said in the film K represent in the football do your patients low carb moderate carb or high carb these definitions how are you coming to these conclusions so there a lot of people James bit disagree with the the cart the ranges how many different studies were shown is this something that you just found that disputes his position or is this like a large group of mental health who uses you know of the folks at Verda who are all scientists and these they use a ketogenic very low carb diet 2% or even 15 40 to 65% you're not you're not you're not even in the ballpark you know so if we're thinking about using low-carbohydrate diets for example for weight loss or for diabetes or you know metabolic issues like virta health is doing then low carb is not going to be sore 40% not going to work so that's where my recommendations on how many based based on the optimal range if you have if you look at the rest of the Articles going to be like if you've got diabetes you've got your overweight or obese you're trying to lose weight this is the range that I've found and other experts like the people at virtahealth have found will be most effective and these are the rhonj is not there's no representation that this is the range that is defy is low carb in the scientific literature so you aren't you calling it low carb because if someone's on a ketogenic low-carb diet in order to get into ketosis you have to have a low number of carbohydrates taxi probably even below tenant not even not even just to be in ketosis like just to get the the maximum weight loss you know someone could be at 15% and still get quite weight loss without being in ketosis lost 5 minutes you showed a study from trying to prove your own point carbon low fat people how to quit equivalent Outlaws and just said that so why am I eating out all the sudden advocating only low-carb diets for losing body hitting only low carb diet so that they can both work at 4 different people and then low carb vs. high carb what he's talking about b******* like processed foods and sugar and eating tell her a rude and when you do that people no matter what low carb or high carb lose weight but I think you will agree as well as almost anybody would that getting on a low carbohydrate diet and forcing your body into ketosis makes your body burn fat does one wet. Strunk but it's it's proven Triton aren't comparing healthy omnivorous diet with apne on plant-based vegan diet they're comparing a vegan diet with a standard American diet that contains animal products yes I know and expect either so what what's the point why are you here and why am I here actually I did a double master's degree in exercise physiology and nutrition he's a registered dietitian you don't want to and we can talk about him


    Wild Caught Meat is Better Than Beef | Game Changers Debate
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    I really appreciate Chris and as long as much as we disagree I really appreciate you coming on in and giving me the opportunity so everything going with protein animation about a positive reaction cardiovascular risk is found in meat eating plants in a healthy diet pattern fit all absolute eating meat by itself is associated with cardiovascular disease nobody ever has eaten meat by itself false dichotomy if you like old animal park by eggs and all this stuff and then there was a fully plant-based diet supplement with B12 which one would you have a false dichotomy show that says something about plants right plants are awesome totally agree on that was that eliminating all animal products from your diet is probably not healthy unless you follow a very strict routine will you make sure that you have all your bases covered nutritionally that's what Chris has said from the jump extend that and just say I don't think there's strong evidence thing that including some animal products in your Whole Foods plant-based diet is harmful eating and organ Meats for the nutrient density or you could have someone who eats more animal products in depends on the person and their needs are 562 but we didn't put a slide on but I think the granitic again I know that's really listening so I can maybe do you describe it to people differences in postprandial inflammatory responses to a modern vs. traditional meat meal yeah but I just want to point out that like yeah she going to eat 90% plans and you going to eat the rest of it from animal products I think it wild Court Elk and kind of roommate stuff like that would be the way to go by Fall coming from dealing with this grain-fed unhealthy animal when you talk about wagyu beef that is that's a dying animal I mean if you were a person whose muscle tissue look like a Wagyu steak by bro you got to get on a f****** diet you know I mean really but if you saw it like you know an athlete if you looked at an athlete's muscle tissue would look like a piece of elk most likely look very lean and healthy by dance so Android 10.1 but shows that me does create information would like to see the sun grass-fed meat has no nose to the feedlot fiber in terms of the Irmo the bio microbiota yeah there's a lot of benefits to having these fermented vegetables as well you know things like kimchi and and having things that provide you with good a probiotics he's a great benefit to a lot of plant Foods looking at like maybe a hundred grams of fiber and really high fiber intake as long as you're eating healthy as we we both agree forwarding the recommended BMI range body mass index so we talked about healthy plates of a broccoli and kale and also has a a piece of grass-fed meat that's what I want to talk over there on your conscious diet know I totally agree on a Paleo Diet Rite they had a two-year follow-up and they had improved loss body fat and improved blood markers what was really interesting is they were told to eliminate Dairy right so you cut out Dairy reduce the amount of closest concerts like white flour and sugar in a list of stuff they were told to increase their fruits and vegetables and they were told to increase their meat consumption and they don't improve health markets or across the board now was interesting is at the end of the year but they found was the people had not stuck with the meat recommendations to be kept them recommendations the same they got out of processed junk food right transpasses stuff that you don't agree we should get out of my Diet Rite they took out out that diet and increase the amount of time food so it's very clear that the benefit did not come from increasing meat consumption it came from increase Prime food consumption or going who sang it is from increase meat consumption and I mean that was the benefit is going in the mall Whole Food plant-based processed foods eliminate sugar eliminate these things that are just fiddled what we know that it's not just that it's a truthful different than incorporate whole time so you replace your you're getting rid of cramping in my personal opinion price on the consensus you're replacing both highly processed foods and animal foods are incorporating more whole plant food and I could say the same thing about the benefits you see with vegetarian and vegan studies comparing with standard experts experts in the field right turn to to Chris and go okay can you tell us more about nutrition anthropology and Urology than all of these experts I think that I agree you shouldn't just listen to me but I don't think it's genuine to suggest that there's a consensus that a whole food plant-based diet is a better choice than a plant-based diet that also contain some animal products we have no studies on that and we probably won't unfortunately for in the near future because before then I said before nutrition and dietetics recognizes that completed anybody to help her old life stages including for athletes I think that there's sufficient evidence to 100% but I'm not telling people that they should be doing now I'm saying you can eat whatever they want. I think we both agree that people should be getting out junk food right and so does transversal


    Chris Kresser & James Wilks Clash on B12 | Game Changers Debate
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    I think we can get inside of demonology and look at that but I think we should definitely hit protein because I think if everyone watching right that's the biggest meth in the stupidest would have dry fan. It was a definite B12 so I make sure we would be 12 because one of the things that you said that he disputed was bring up that B12 quote that you said was complete horseshit I can read it out if you want. I'm pleased if you disagree with what you were just like with protein animals are only the middleman before industrial Farming Farming farm animals and humans could get B12 by eating traces of dirt in planters or by drinking water from rivers or streams but now because pesticides antibiotics and chlorine kill the bacteria that produces vitamin animals have to be given B12 supplements and you said that's just all false that oldest factually wrong so first of all B12 is made by bacteria stop. From SummerSlam Water Festival you misrepresented why I said so I said it's made by bacteria that these animals consume you went on to say that animals didn't get bacteria from the soil that's not what I said I said to get it from the bacteria in the soil so you misrepresented what I said drinking water from rivers or streams I've still have not seen convincing evidence that is true of I-49 Jack Norris a vegan dietitian has admitted as much in his article and then even more relevant than all of that is looking at B12 deficiency rates between vegans vegetarians and omnivores in the clinical literature like the other stuff is not really relevant until you get her into the clinical trivial critiques then is that okay so first of all you said is zero evidence that B12 is fed to cattle right you said that even fun animals have to be giving B12 supplements there that's what I said I'm down to Boston does the quote for the poultry right so would you have to disagree that pigs and chickens and I don't disagree that they sometimes get B12 but do what about shellfish shellfish are extremely high in B12 12 supplements you really suggesting that too like the population gets most B12 from shellfish know the claim that animals need to take B12 supplements in order to have B-12 in their flash so you not a writer and chickens got it from James even farm animals have to be king because you said that is absolutely false everything that I said about me tell you something absolutely false to do list also you talking about the people used to be able to get it from consuming vegetables right on it and that the water is now because of pesticides and chlorine in the water no longer have in your claim that the same percentage of you pick one study that showed equal to rates of deficiency in an hour at the huge literature that shows big differences between vegans vegetarians and omnivores can credit be 12 in their gut bacteria so what you bought Untitled by valves and other vitamin B12 Youfit is no evidence just because you're mine I got to read the small print to listen to his people just listening as well for sheep and cattle to three different products that a 200 sided two feet on the left liquid complimentary complementary feeding stuff continue essential Trace elements Cobalt selenium for 12 of B12 deficiency 547 okay this is the largest supplier of animal feed supplement in the world on their website young ruminants require supplemental vitamin B12 Pride development they also say find me cheapest sometimes administered parenterally to incoming feedlot cattle and also B12 to increase milk production there was no evidence but Catholic given B12 and you said that all my statements were absolutely Falls you at least admit that you were wrong there if I said that vodka that specifically that one portion of the statements that are still evidence and then later on you said there is also zero evidence that B12 is fed to cattle that is flat-out wrong and I have just shown that is that fact I was wrong about that so many other things as well so so you want to look at humans what is the point of the point with cattle or deficient because they're in a feedlot where they're not eating grass and that is the primary reason it is no more because B12 from animals do you just do you dispute that the primary source of B12 for human beings has been eating animals and also fish and shellfish in history so can we just go to slide 48 the vegetables and by the way be retained vitamin B12 store with adequate to prevent B12 and b12 that was in soil and water and that by the coronation and filtration systems that we use today that's what's ruining the water in the water does not have at least 12 in the morning the consensus view that you can get enough B12 from eating unwashed but that was the consensus view what he said in the statement was that the reason why we no longer have B-12 in the water in the soil is because the fact that they had Koreans and pesticides and that seems like there's evidence to back that up again now I'm giving you the facts do you question that I spend $1,000 on since then if you say you have no reason to disbelieve it's a lot of time it's a lot of 10,000 hours is a lot of times like what was it lean Layne Norton said that you should probably have gotten a PhD I don't think that's because those people a lot smarter than me but I'm making me sign. soil that aren't absorb and utilize like true B12 do receive B12 under whatever circumstances I don't know whether it's because they're grass-fed or grain-fed I'm assuming their feedlot animals that don't get proper nutrients from soil for I don't get property I mean if your getting these greenfeld bed soybean fed cattle and they're just pouring this dried out s*** into a bucket these animals are not grazing in there. But likely deficient a lot of different things is also they've always been supplementing their die with mineral supplement with vitamin 97 and getting it and you're not just having anybody B12 about 12 in capital and Avenue a 4.3 have to be calling Capital you have to be you there's no haven't you said it was Zero evidence about that you said there was no evidence about being able to get it from watering and again I proved to be wrong. There B12 from eating from Soil and Water with no you're misrepresenting is misrepresenting is wrong. You got to admit that in this case but clearly wrong about B12 being given to cattle when we showed before industrial farming farm animals and humans could get B12 by eating Freddy Carter dirt on plant Foods or drinking water from rivers or streams that people will get the idea from hearing not that we never needed to consume animal products to get B12 and we can only occur we can get plenty from eating around so where is the evidence for that other than the one study that you showed their that that's because most evidence of vegans even vegan tell your friend your I said this you took issue with my plan and up to 39% of people tested including me if he does all low in B12 as a result the best way for humans to get enough b12 with animal food is simply take a supplement then you said he didn't provide a reference for that so it's hard to check but again a contradiction amount of evidence on B12 deficiency so can you bring up slide 50 please Jamie you said that I didn't provide a reference OK button the bottom all of the references whenever I made a claim about the signs of the research Outlets covered by the can you put slide 51 please show me that is not your e-book on the left yes okay you rounded up to 40 but I kept it 39 s Pacific Coast Healthcare practitioners in the general public realized data from the Tufts University framing have plasma B12 levels normal range range at which many experience neurological symptoms that was the opening statement of your B12 ebook and you claimed that you couldn't find the evidence of that study no disagreement that B12 deficiency is an issue I've talked about that on my website you said I don't know why did you open your ebook with it it's not okay so there's two different issues here one is do omnivores get B12 deficiency do you have any idea how many articles I've written over the years remember every study from every article I don't know how to write so Level Training and nutrition in California acupuncturist have for your master's program which includes a lot of medical sciences and nutrition research methodology etcetera because we're considered primary care providers in the state of California so the training is a lot different than it is in other places so there's the question of can omnivores develop B12 deficiency yes they can if you go in the rest of the e-book is because of things like sibo by individual what would be considered right be more is more common ingredients that is what clinically makes a difference if someone is B12 deficient our guts then then they develop prepared to go to that I will get to that you said before 5 claims that I made about B12 Waupaca be false I've already pointed out three of the things that you got wrong out of the five and you were the one that like is recommending and telling people what to eat Trina and my facts in this case doesn't change anything about the I'm recommending that on a vegetarian and vegan diet and there's lots of studies showing that can develop B12 deficiency absolutely I see it in my at 40% or meat eaters you reference you didn't respond right away because there more meat eaters in the general population has nothing to do with the fact that beat that meat eaters are getting levels and vegans and vegetarians study and that study said only the researchers found no isn't an opening statement of your ID book references the study but you said you didn't mention this part only the research has found no association between plasma B12 levels and meat poultry and fish intake even though those boots by the bulk of B12 in the diet it's not because people aren't eating enough me to get the B12 is that so distant Banks up my train the safest way to get B12 is to take a supplement now Crystal just say you'll claim was right I didn't say I didn't accept that I did not buy doesn't matter whether you accept you don't know if you even said that like we should consider high levels B12 deficiency remake even more but doesn't that doesn't really matter the point is that you are saying that Rosa county is the best recommendation stop doing that are $60 blood test and test for B12 then you can decide whether you need to supplement on the level of vitamin B12 in fish and is all the factors that inhibit the absorption you say where you can just spend $60 and get a blood test if you're going to recognize in the world not everybody can afford having stability to the safest way to get B12 if you eat me or not is to get take a B12 supplement to 92% of vegans that's with using holotranscobalamin which is much more sensitive marker B12 deficiency than serum B12 which is really problematic and then you have nine out of ten comparisons of homocysteine it found higher levels of homocysteine and vegetarians and omnivores and higher levels and vegan compared to vegetarians and homocysteine is also more sensitive marker than serum B12 four stages of B12 deficiency and serum B12 will only go down change in the fourth and final stage of B12 deficiency so these other studies that I shared on the last show we are looking at holotranscobalamin which is the most sensitive marker B12 depletion not technically the deficiency at that point and then you have homocysteine and methylmalonic acid that are more sense less sensitive than holotranscobalamin but more sensitive than serum B12 and I need to show you some money if you got all the facts wrong so far about B12 of my plants you said that they were old false and they weren't false by every time that I made so far was backed up by science and you have admitted that you made mistakes are vegans not you can we got to remember that most people probably listening vs100 vegans 92% it says 77 vegetarians 77% and omnivores 11% B12 depletion but that study showed it was more like 40% of depletion emails whatever whatever the numbers I agree with this. Can you just go to the next slide please Chris I think slide 55 this is from the study this is from 16 years ago by the way I'm picking studies to suit the bias so this is what he said in subject food is not consumed vitamins the levels were Walker said right lavender scent an omnivore science degree like if you couldn't get B-12 anyway you should incorporate some animal food into diet fat 556 I'm showing you handpicked study from 16 years ago by 56 from 2018 with twice the sample size of 100 people now know he's dead B12 supplement the studied markers indicate that is independently of the 57 now this is a study that looked at runners in May of 2019 really current and it feels like you might not have the most current they said because you said to me in your email that you sent only one part of what you do and you have lots of other things that you're doing right so 557 this is comparing vegan vegetarians and on the ghost runners plant-based eating but also the supper music better to the vitamin B12 status of supplement uses of omnivores was high I can patch it in known supplement uses and a high proportion of known something uses have B-12 from just outside the reference range so again that more evidence that people it's a good idea to supplement in general cuz you just have higher levels is a water-soluble vitamin anyway 50 you losing from the tractor so you can absorb as much I'm not playing those who studies outside with no moral I'm saying that you handpicked to study reading study James as many studies here so we agree people on plant-based diets people if you want to eat 95% plants and you don't know how common it is for them to supplement animal diet with B12 is it a rare thing when is metabolic consult with keloids turn off the pigs and chickens and vegans have higher homocysteine levels than omnivores not attend comparisons found higher homocysteine levels in vegetarians and omnivores and higher levels and vegans and vegetarians so that's 9 of 10 comparisons that's not hand-picking one study that's nine out of ten comparisons that have been done on this topic right I'm out like you said before we shouldn't just look at the mall cuz you should have been out comes right showing that you pick the study from 2016 your Tablet S very small sample size that is 9 out of 10 comparisons right there that was not the only study that I do not know anybody that I showed that when you came to be 12 or the statement true and you said that they were completely false and you were wrong I didn't jump debunk Chris did not debunk the film he made misrepresentations back claims and he got things franktuary wrong but he certainly seems to have gotten it factually wrong that animals particularly cows or not giving B12 supplements he certainly seems to have gotten it factually wrong that at least some of the B12 the people would be able to get in the past that I got from water and soil and the percent of people are the best way to get B12 is the supplement so so the thing is I have proven that he got three or four things factually wrong educated and not educated is not whether or not they go to specific plot tartlets whether or not they absorbed the information and when they study and you know that you're you're obviously agitated about your assertions about Elaine's still stand that vegetarians and vegans have much higher rates of B12 depletion or deficiencies and omnivores the books of the sudden necessary for many people buy for people that can afford America in a nice like air conditioned room and we drove him we can afford to go to the doctor like the best way to get B12 to take a supplement. And you're wrong if you think otherwise if you can afford it short if you have a diet that gives you the amplim out of B12 you don't need to stop if you're saying is that blood tests are expensive so you should take an expensive supplement now they're not expensive V12 he is whether the argument is that you presented in your ebook play snot in grass-fed not a Michelle not as much as permanents in the boss majority of animal products that people are using B12 supplement Christian chicken f****** a mouse it's pretty stunning the other carnivorous little monsters then chickens in when you get them and you get those eggs and eggs look like a really dull yellow those are animals breeding grain only those are vegetarian chickens that's not what they want to eat what they want to eat is worms I don't need to have supplementation this is sort of an argument against vegetarian diets for chickens really really eat that way. For beef what was what was misrepresented by I really appreciate you having me debunk right and there was just a lot of things were financially wrong and it's more that I can point out okay


    Do Animal Proteins Harm Endothelial Function? | Game Changers Debate
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    and I've seen you say this phone interviews we have 22 years of research showing a single high fat meal in Paris endothelial function that study was call it was from 1997 snow eating 50 grams of fat in one group was 0 grams of fat then the high-fat meal was an Egg McMuffin a sausage McMuffin from October about the Browns and non caffeinated drink off from McDonald's the effect it had on endothelial function which suggested a healthy omnivorous diet with plants wouldn't have the same impact there was a 2019 review and this is will be at Kresser. Co / game-changers adding nuts avocados olives very spice Blends orange juice red wine and protein including milk protein to a high-fat meal prevent endothelial dysfunction and oxidative stress we've got studies that suggest a dairy and egg proteins and prove endothelial function 2015 controlled trial with 52 subjects dietary proteins including milk and egg improved endothelial function 3006 study adding dietary protein to a high-fat meal prevented postprandial endothelial dysfunction we have 2009 study followed subjects for 12 weeks a low-carb diet improve endothelial function where is a low-fat diet decreased it 2007 study I followed on and on and on animal products in it milk and egg protein Adventures of endothelial function not worse than it has animal protein worsens endothelial is the scientific consensus we keep going back to literature what's wrong with healthy compared to what healthy or unhealthy compared to what do if you have a low-carb diet and you replaced bunch of white sugar and flour you might not see your internet the outcome is going to be a dwc claim that was made in the film is it animal product animal proteins worsen endothelial just listed a whole bunch of studies especially those suggesting here's one that says influence of food patterns on endothelial biomarkers is systemic systematic review the conclusion was that healthy food patterns abundant in fruits and vegetables had a beneficial impact on endothelial function westernize patterns higher intakes of processed Meats Suites fried foods refined grains were positively Associated inflammation McMuffin and Egg McMuffins and in the end you show they're not showing that my studies. how does it mean is optimal when you see the fight and everything in it so when you see follicle postprandial lipemia that mean offering me a fat in the blood that's associated up to a 50% decrease in the female function which means Nest nitric oxide is produced which means that the office don't open up as much less auction unless it's okay so how much are trees at dieting flow-mediated vasodilation right so as the triglycerides this is after the meal which was by the way a shake of whipping cream and liquid chocolate and nonfat dry milk as you can see that the two hours again how to find Osaka parents are more fat in the blood by YouTube that liked Essence the Milky mist of the blood you can see that very clearly but the flow meter dilation drops are drunk by 11% okay if you look for example that make sense of it when you have those fat in the blood your ability to your office to expand goes down with no whipping cream and that's it now I just had some so they can put another here that we can skip the next one at 11%. The only thing that changed I put the belts for the plant-based meal and the Redbox in Korean BBQ add milk oil mayonnaise rice and vegetables calories is in red and the plants and animals I don't know if you want to go into eventually buy something for which changes of fmd for mediated dilation postprandially not alter the meal that which is important task is at law for 6 3 hours and what do you do again to be another animal voicemail for the overtime and then and this may pave the way for the development of our arthro sclerosis BMO base meal 2.7% increase in fmd 2 hours following the plant-based meal dilation this is what you've been talking about mediated dilation at 3 hours increased from 5.1% to 6.5% in the carbohydrate restricted group and decrease from 7.9% to 5.2% in the low fat Diet Rite 12-week low-carbohydrate diet improve postprandial vascular function more than a low-fat diet white flour and stuff in it that's the thing that's where that's often the low-carb diets due to their being paranoid to add the diets with animal if we're talking about protein to claim the film was it animal protein causes endothelial dysfunction somehow I've gotten off talking about fat and I've just mentioned many studies that show that that dietary proteins including milk and egg improve endothelial function a study Bible dietary proteins improve endothelial function on your fasting conditions but not in the postprandial state with no effects on markers of low-grade inflammation 2015 study compared to do you can show a huge benefits of eggs if you compared to laud right you can just sort of proteins that included soy soy milk and egg and they all improved endothelial function prevented postprandial endothelial dysfunction and then there's the two low-carb studies that I mentioned there's Gold trial that found a low-carb high-fat diet improve pulse wave velocity which is another marker of endothelial function their studies of the Mediterranean diet which is a healthy diet pattern that includes some animal products include improve pulse wave velocity Seafood consumption protects against endothelial damage yes, compared to beef at the does review mean between a vegetarian and non-vegetarian Sprite the three times increase risk for those white meat I took a chicken once or twice a week and then you go to a mint analysis which is not comparing you're comparing fish to bacon or beat of course but he's in control trials that look at dietary protein milk even know how to read do you want to feel qualified to read even a single Paper yes but you don't know how to read a photo taken research took a master's-level research methodology class so I'm referring to study literature if protein milk and egg don't do that logic class I'm referring to studies that are in the literature and you haven't answered the question like if if if protein comparison Ophelia function why or studies showing that milk and egg don't do that


    Do Vegans Get the Amino Acids They Need? | Game Changers Debate
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    so you said what's a little disingenuous about the film they said every plant has every amino acid will yeah nobody disagrees with that but it does have a 11 of an inch of them the first of all people to disagree that if you want to search just you know plants of missing amino acids people think that it's missing some of the nines every plan has everything I said in varying proportions that is what I said and you left out the enduring proportions which again I think is disingenuous he did not complete my quote you can pick part of my quote to represent your view so people remember one do you think the plants are completely so a lot of people think just like you know that people that dissolve cool thing when no one thinks that protein gives them energy I don't fight studies here the only place I could find on the knowledge of Collegiate athlete and around 50% in each of the studies think the protein is what gives you energy for people with things like why did you put that in the film at the strawman people don't think the protein give you energy about 50 Cent. A fleet think that protein gives you energy back to you like the DIA how is it determined so the benefit dies takes into consideration amino acid profile and bioavailability how is it determined press know how it's becoming the DS I don't know the details that's right. Took the whole digestive tract so what came out in the end we looking at about so basically pause the ileum Yukon a digestive loyden absorb the protein released by the bacteria right right because port in the pig now ptcas with mercy and rats and this is done in the rocks in the stomach humans but it's mostly done in pigs but it is a most similar digestibility to humans and they basically assessing how much about protein is absorbed right and how much the amino acids absorbed the floor some people make the argument well amino acid profile requirement different bunch of crap but I'm not going to make the argument a quote from last night when you were trying to bash the film it's all about protein quality and this as you said is an established science a firmly establish science prevent nutrient deficiency developing England but like the nation in like a hundred 3130 countries of that so it's like 29 malnutrition was largely conducted after the identification of Selena and the realization that many children globally are suffering from subclinical protein malnutrition to a address protein malnutrition the composition and digestibility of proteins must be determined the next slide and this is what I was looking at the store and I can see the top candidate the icicle bendy going to say cultural organization of the United Nations has developed methods to evaluate the protein quality of food items and in 2011 the digestible indispensable amino acids Gordie iaas was recommended as a successor to the previous their previous method why are you assessing anyway so I'm not going to have the argument that what I'm going to have his I'm going to go with everything so far far during divorcing your other PS lower back to us endorsing of the dixk Ocala FL points out because that's what it was designed for as you can see and looking at post-exercise skeletal muscle the DIA does not attempt to delete so it wasn't designed for that system it was designed to starving people in countries why do we not getting enough protein and you weren't getting enough protein as you would call high-quality okay so would you recognize that it wasn't developed for that system is based on the scientific literature now for the amount that I still think it's irrelevant measure of protein quality because it will go get it and they do acid profile and digestibility I agree but as you can see it's still looking at amino acid profile right you can see that it's looking at the at the relative content of amino acids in a particular food yes and it's looking at the LDL digestibility which I think is an improvement but again it looks at and it's not just my opinion that is not used for that this is like in sports medicine 2019 and I drink you're busy with other stuff you probably haven't seen this article that came out in February but have you seen this Parkinson's that's right that's an important factor okay it has been proposed that mop out muscle protein synthesis is maximized and young adults with an intake of 20 or 25 G of high-quality protein about 20-25 grams of a high-quality for high-quality protein do disagree that like eating four or five times a day at 20 25 grams of high-quality Beaver whatever you want to touch High School whatever and then you'll see you know the screen just don't you agree with do you agree that that is the amount maximum I suppose it when it shows it that does to a 4-Hour window acute muscle parties is most of the Sports organization suggest that for acute protein 120 grams of protein a day is that enough for a gas leak proteins in 250 lb athlete how to say no so I'm not staying there any more protein than that right to repair recovery 4-Hour window vertical acute short-term Batman trying to maximize muscle and that is because anything less would like like 17 grams or something into things you're loosing you're getting 1.2.1 which is like a foreman right it's like telling the others how you should build so you're getting enough leucine and you're getting 810 grams of essential amino acids that is why is important in the acute stage of muscle protein synthesis of I'm sorry this is like a long but it's only like them down so for like ibjjf that doesn't mean that that's the best scoring system for MMA right that you can get points for like yeah so this isn't just my opinion scientific literature you shouldn't be heading to 1.6 to 2.2 this states that shoot anabolic responses are not associated with long-term muscle against probably can only be answered by assessing the results of longitudinal studies that directly measure changes in lean last with the provision of very important messages so you agree that it's not just about a certain point it doesn't matter because yeah if that's how you don't have four times a day unless we can have a hundred fifty grams of protein and have 40 grams right so if you're going to optimize muscle mass and by the way how much how much must have you put on the last 15 years I'm like 190-193 maybe it's nice like if I go over 200 I feel slow I feel so the handgun I feel like I just feel so punching like whatever and then you have to hit a video so what you have to do two things you have to maximize the muscle presences in the short-term and you have to get enough protein during the day right 1.62 2.2.2 it doesn't matter essential amino acid amount and the leasing amount in the for you can hit the loosing amount and the amino acid amount in virtually all of these vegan forms of protein is that what you're saying not to do it with like you do beans rice and vegetables Ascent protein powder anyway broadcast if you want cuz there's a lot of planes ever made with completely false again so if you get enough protein if you hit one of the windows if you hit the 1.6.2 urging you can hit an animal protein amino acid profile vs. plant protein so you're saying if you're getting enough protein in show of as you have acknowledged of the right ratio of plant proteins difficult toll if you like if you were really messing up and eating like a healthy juicing depending on where you live you might want some vitamin D was this is what it was with his assertion was that the amino acid profile of meat is superior the amino acid profile number one athlete and hitting the ground so we'll you're saying is that as long as you getting this 1.6 to 2.2 grams per kilogram protein desserts lentils are peanut butter or so that you have enough amino acids to achieve the desired results and it's essentially the exact same as if you're hitting that 2.2 grams if you're getting 2.2 grams of protein and you're doing it and you're not doing it in the way that you said where you're not planning it in and not getting making sure you're getting enough Lucy which is longer but there's a certain quantity that you will achieve am I doing good so slide 34 because you basic digested as well more precise data collected the more precise data collected so far in humans assessing real specific orally nitrogen digestibility has shown that the differences in in the digestibility between plant and animal protein sources are only a few percent contrary to historical findings in rats or determinations using less precise method in humans probably just came out last month published I'll take this one step further there's only at most like two or three percent difference in digestive time protein and you know how it goes fast in the pigs they give them raw food so they give roll beans Walgreens and you've said one of the reasons that is classified digestible is inhibited the Lights Casino hasn't been tested we know that I just about the stress in Plants by a few percent only if you decide not to 40% vs 100% but he was claiming lost time that's all science science and different imagine that not only if you hated it but you would get equivalent you might even get more because you're killing the trypsin Inhibitors by heating it so that whole mountains about quantity you were wrong the quality the GI scope was not designed for that it doesn't matter when you get enough protein as long as you get enough protein using measures for a organization that is looking at Hunger I am withholding about if people have got enough I agree if you're in a developing country and you have very little diversity of Pampers and maybe not enough in this manner what you should be eating animals I agree that that is not what it's designed for and it doesn't matter not enough I agree if you're in that like a developing country and you have very little diversity of campers and maybe not enough in this mineral you should be eating animals I agree but that is not what it is designed for and it doesn't matter when you get enough protein


    Can We Trust Studies That Exonerate Red Meat? | Game Changers Debate
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    American attorney try and tell her that you but I feel like I spent a lot of time digging into research I had to the research checked and checked and checked again I had to reset check to make sure it was not cherry-picking that it was reflected upon her into evidence but who is checking it where they people who were not Advocates of a whole food plant-based diet exclusively or were they know people like cuz all of the experts in the film are people who are clearly aligned with this that protect airline with the consensus and no over half of them I thought you just agreed that there is not a consensus that 100% plant based diet is better than a diet that includes a lot of plan correct amount would represent that point of you that it doesn't have to be on a plant-based diet Netflix bright the ones that actually spoke on on speeding in Arnold is not leaking he doesn't think they're eating soup for babies and it cut down on me by 80% to all the people I mean is not he's on a plant-based diet eat seafood you know I'm talking about scientist who published that needs you know who are on the team that the paper is that I've shared to go with that to me it feels like you don't have your finger on the pulse honestly I'm not trying to be rude I think you probably know a little about you feel about that study study the study that said that studies exonerate all from the same company but apparently giving recommendations will guess what and companies like that not the ones that give public recommendations on what people should be a number one with exponent need directions like another exponent so if you look at their recommendation Festival Frank Frank who is now the chair and Hoppity took place set the panels manga recommendations for adults that red meat consumption habits is highly irresponsible he's ever seen and if you want to follow the recommendations slide 90 2017 for the sugar industry so there was a meta-analysis in the annals of meter today you mean the thing about the red meat okay the recommended daily caloric thresholds for sugar intake are strongly associated with negative health effects analysis so don't worry about your intake of sugar a****** that was what I meant because you came to and then two years later do you really think the email address of the person that open I emailed the most from the beef checkoff program they've been doing that since we started to sign up for meeting list they look at when the film is coming out and you don't you think it's a coincidence that the day before I started film comes out they released a paper exonerating read me in and cancer and the same place so if you'll be to buy a study about sugar financial support for that paper was funded by the technical carbohydrates of ilsi North America and as far as the international Life Sciences Institute sounds pretty legit right so its members include Coca-Cola company Pepsi company and Red Bull and a bunch of other folks looking out for your best interest all this recent study no disrespect your busy with lots of other things you run a successful business Consulting people selling stop I get you don't have the time you were unable to read a basic Forest plot look at it as you will soon. I just don't think that you're the one that's really respected scientist accepting the stuff from you except the method analysis on red meat and on processed meat for cancer can you also go to accept the 2017 study meta-analysis you accept the store if you accept a saurus second goal and pointed out industry-funded research is 48 times more likely right do you know that when they did the math analysis they they doubled and tripled and quadrupled up because when he looked when the dimensional analysis the analyses included studies multiple times scientific research with that funded studies again if they finally starting to understand other studies and those the same conclusion adding those on as if it's an additional studies and research studies Tortas you can switch things around and make it look good if you want it like look at Alexander and I don't want to get like on Saturday but if you if you give it to get from tenants a week to call Victor week it doesn't raise your cholesterol so that's how it is MC what are you doing I was just making a point the industry-funded studies the results of the mega house right proving your point that the same company that tried to exonerate the sugar industry is also Thanksgiving studies funded by industry in seven less you can pass those out and see is that really busy and we can't rely on any study not to have them that you would really need to look at the way in which a study is designed to see if it was viable and you also have to replicate the studies Mainstays you want you Cam proof and picking them to just eat your bias you are the one that quoted this study that it showed your fingers on the pulse because hundreds of like top scientists have written letters joined in the same letter to the house Internal Medicine asking for those things to be retracted investigation into the annals of internal medicine that doesn't prove nothing has been done and controversy is not surprising as red meat has been demonized for as long as it has been and then a study comes out which exonerates it that it would be entirely expected that there would be controversy. Sutton of scientist who described meet guidelines didn't Report top students who died so that because remember most people listening scientist who discredited meet guidelines didn't report past food industry ties the lead researcher Bradley C Johnson said he was not required to report his past relationship with a powerful industry trade group on know what that tree group is but if you scroll down by controversy did the baby make a nonprofit with a fancy sounding name and then they back it with industry-funded same with the meat study being objective resent that study is evident when the consensus of the scientific researches is a GameStop study Bitcoin current investigation is ostrich being retracted the co-author of the paper and probably ship to mod correct season of Dean and Agriculture and Life Sciences at Texas A&M right with the program and there's actually a lot deeper than that actually goes back to the Brazilian government but letting slide 94-94 was just posting about me to program partly back by beef industry because if they found things that happen to be correct and they release it but they release it from a shity company that has which studies included in the analysis explain this to get to your point Chris you agree with the founding with with the the conclusion of that study and you think that the evidence pointed there's many studies that point to the idea that red meat is not in fact the culprit in the culprit is when you're looking at these epidemiology studies that you're looking at the overall diet of these people and ass do they eat me you're not asking what is the quality of the food they eat so I agreed that conflicts of interest her problem and I you know that the editorial that was published in animals alongside of the study said this is sure to be controversial but it's based on the most comprehensive review of The Evidence to date because that reviews inclusive those who seek to dispute it will be hard-pressed to find appropriate evidence so who wrote that studies covering millions of participants over 34 years there are several other men analyses that have been done over the past few years so I don't know the best way to show these cuz I've got him in a Google doc so 2017 let's see if I can give you the title to a Me Maybe you can Google it or something contempt play review of the relationship between red meat consumption and cardiovascular risk quote from that study the review concluded quote recent findings demonstrated that despite the presence of heme iron and carnitine red meat does not significantly increase cardiovascular risk when it is assumed in recommended doses you have 2014 meta-analysis of 13 studies this one Jamie is called association between total processed red and white meat consumption all cause cardiovascular disease heart disease mortality and this is a good example of what you were just saying Joe there was a slight increases station between red meat consumption and cardiovascular mortality and then at the end no significant associations observed between any type of meat and heart disease mortality results of the present meta-analysis indicate that process meat consumption could increase mortality these results should be interpreted with caution to the high heterogeneity observed and most of the analyses as well as the possibility of residual pounding meaning helping user bias Lippy in a meta-analysis of 11 studies of red meat consumption and heart disease concluded the quote the current literature data does not support the existence of a clear relationship between a large intake of red meat and increase risk of myocardial ischemia and then this is one of the largest it was done let me give you the title of this Jamie red and processed meat consumption and risk of incident coronary heart disease that should bring it up that's by Misha at all conclusion consumption of processed meat but not red meat is associated with higher incidence of heart disease and diabetes so there's a bunch of meta-analyses that have been done over the years that reached the same conclusion and we could you know look at the same saying this is for heart disease but also some for cancer so it's not just that study there are many others as well then I am in line with the consensus for, I have to leave head a range of carbohydrates could be a pretty you are not in alignment with the scientific consensus and you claim that we try to fit in the film right that you handpick studies to backup your biased not to mention that we've pointed out that the studies in those mandazis something to have refunded by industry control those out but you don't have the wherewithal to assess the studies in the Metro analysis could you point out yourself give me the post plot conclusion right conclusions and writing but has not looked at the actual data so you haven't been able to establish when I was like spend the first thousand hours I would look at the whole paper and then I would look at each otha and I was big into each offer to see where that that funny was wrong and I'm telling you that the industry is finding studies to explain things in their favor and you plead the Fifth there's no doubt about that why do you think those lost time then why did you point to an industry-funded study for the scientist wait wait wait not clearly invalid it wasn't representative assessing food Robin nutrition organizations like National Academy of use the methodology that wasn't appropriate for looking at what we were looking at to Reno in the child have been found the association between saturated fat


    Can You Get Enough Protein on a Vegan Diet? | Game Changers Debate
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    Titus your concerns with the protein and just make sure I'm understanding your argument protein quantity and protein quality and within protein quality it would be the ability is that fair issues with little consideration for me to get quantity and quality of a mix of amino acids in if you're really on it but it is well planned and it's likely that you'll get protein 4:30 is muesli taking me off the plate and you only eat what was left on the plate you're going to have a problem is pretty low in my experience put me through a lot of hours of extra work 3000 about 3100 you know anyway so there's just so much fun with it with what you said that you're going to eat every single topic 3 oz of 90% lean ground beef ground beef for protein content from grass-fed beef which is what I advocate okay cuz I've recorded a number of times so 1 cup of cooked lentils or peanut butter sandwich has about as much protein as three ounces of two or three large eggs that was what I said okay so you know are you safe has 24 grams of protein I'm not sure what your sources of grass-fed beef is leaner but he's talking about what he does advocate for the ground lean meat protein is Whole30 Brad Pitt someone said you need 5 tablespoons of peanut butter to get the same amount of protein in what world does someone and that you changed your tune a little bit when you came in the park. I use bread two pieces of bread what is 4 * 521 piece of whole wheat bread 34 even on the leanest beef you chose it was 24 grams why did you say you needed 5 tablespoons of peanut but I know how it came about because I think what you do is you take other people's work like the nice man and all these other people you read their articles and you take their arguments because some of the stuff it down your site is very reflective of people's other arguments on other sites so there was something that started when people started saying in 5 tablespoons of peanut butter you don't include bread and we make a sandwich cuz it rain the most people do it's not just peanut butter I almost bought peanut butter sandwich in here today to show you what two tablespoons of peanut butter looks like a two and a half cuz when I had I looked and it was just surprised me like a real tablespoon we showed a piece of whole wheat bread on that we're advocating eating mostly whole food at the whole grain no one is saying we decide in the film if you want to try it was just try to push plants we said white sugar in flat white flour bad for you associated with weight gain 5 tablespoons of peanut butter at 4 grams a piece that's 20 grams right around the bread crumbs so why do 24 grams of your handpicked lean beef which you don't even mess with you there's no reason that you should be picking that one will be shown in the film why you can think 24 tablespoons 55 minutes I'm hearing something to just factually incorrect so that's why I hear that's why I'm here again pressure to both of you so give me just look at actual the breakdown of all these different things agreed on is two tablespoons of peanut butter and two piece of bread go to the flights quickly as you don't get to see it on my slides tell him to go to YouTube yeah we go of bread 5 grams of protein are accepted that right tablespoons of peanut butter has a gram for the slide what is on the left side when I arrive at the theater this is absolutely. We're talking about we're talking about quantity of 18 grams of protein about as much protein in the peanut butter sandwich with two tables that you couldn't last I mean 18 is not 24 tablespoons of peanut butter and I was really conservative I'm in the brand of protein ground beef organic ground beef in the neighborhood of the lowest and the highest okay so go to grass-fed beef slide 11:3 18 grams okay so much is 17.9 round it up yet three eggs a engrams at best I said about I was trying to show that dispel the myth that you you know times have no protein and animal foods have all this protein so I've just showing you that now your second point was that the problem with his second point was appointment peanut butter sandwich to get 18 grams of protein 410 calories you know that may not be a problem for somebody who's training 31 calories I love the people like to point out the beef and peanut butter sandwich when compared those even though we were right on the protein now you're trying to pick on the calories so you didn't pick the length / 231 calories the next 1 5/16 has which is about the same for be this route 210 calories grass-fed beef in the first instance 17 turn on 75 calories and that was on the right none of the last one that we could have picked something was left out a survey Pick 10 paper example slide 1970 calories so again would you say but I think his argument was the argument was the quality of the provider and then there was like always based on the calories total percentage of protein isn't that more calories to get the same amount of protein stop so many calories you couldn't get it and you were wrong again agree for the peanut butter sandwich or just in general I ordered pizza for us to high protein recipes from your site because I didn't pick the simplest Alex about being fat I think the first couple sweet potato and leek omelette next 18 grams of protein do you have an issue with your own meal so do you have quality score and I will show that you were wrong again so tell him bacon hash slide 2118 grams of protein 570 calories if you want to go to your breakfast of champions which I thought it's like 22 and by the way I took your date writing to you at the I assume that you would not lying 600 calories do you think that people should not eat that meal depends on who you're talking about but no how much does protein do maybe I'd have to buy the protein powder from your website in order to make that up anyway so let's move on to now the by the way it's like 23 largest buddy Abaddon comparing completely plant-based with okay. So this is how much they're actually getting the largest of the Avedon comparing theaters actually per pound of lean body mass Point Break about the amount that we're actually requiring we're going into the amount now we're still a fleet's guess cuz this point is like managing got enough to survive but I don't think that was I think his point was that a different required for athletes you can get enough protein for athletes more calories after they get more protein as a percentage or two positions on medicine the dietary protein intake necessary to support metabolic adaptation repair Remodeling and for protein turnover generally ranges from 1.2 to 2.04 kg per day in the next slide Jamie if you could bring up slide I have I agree with that and have it in my where are you eating at from the big Square of 1.6 ft squiggle means about a about 1.6 grams kilograms a day during ret resistance exercise training provided no further benefit on gains in muscle mass or strength and he's like really highly if you look at the two so we're 1.6 G so it's less looking at about three-quarters of a gram per pound recommended anyting over that provided no gain yes directions to get it was 6 grams you decide so it's actually out to 2.2 and down as low as one but 12.2 the other one the Academy of nutrition and dietetics and the Forfeit of 1.22 to the widest range is 12.2 compound of. Probably just 2.2 grams per kilogram of body weight per day is one gram per pound of butter so no doubt party Builders and athletes testing at higher amounts may be beneficial so if you go to Jamie if you search for examine.com how much protein do you need there's an article there and examine.com is a do you know about about them that I know of scientist or group of scientist if you scroll down Jamie to the optimal daily protein intake for athletes and similarly active adults or if you just click on that you see in that paragraph different numbers because 4 of the 49 studies in the meta-analysis lower-range were conducted in people with resistance experience the other 45 were newbies studies found different numbers female athletes required 1.4 to 1.7 male endurance 2.12 2.7 amateur male bodybuilders words of 2.2 grams per kilogram for those interested in comprehensive breakdown and provides another link Rainbow 1 to 2.7 gram or kilogram so that's a high range and also I think some of the studies that you've looked at that look at I just want to point three if I should go down my computer to having my slide but they wanted to point 12.3 you go to this two things about that one it's winter in a caloric deficit has a gluconeogenesis you told some of the protein and you tricked you know you use with a vengeance is less protein left the building so if your bodybuilder cutting for competition turn it down to like 45% and your protein requirements go off about that no more rain because also the case with those carnivore people in a lot of Keto people as well right during exercise you can only get 10% of your energy from the oxidation of protein into glucose. So the opposite and it's too big it wouldn't be 2.22.18 on based on the junkrat how much protein can the body use in a single meal for muscle building applications for daily protein distribution shut off C1 of 2.2 Grand a day and cohort of young male bodybuilders all of the method of assessment indicator amino acid oxidation technique used in the study has not received Universal acceptor determining optimal protein requirements trying to point out that you was off on Sunday if you want to take your eye the indicated amino acid oxidation index is that the company store still 2.24 the scientific consensus that you threw out a bunch of high protein vegan protein turn the levels that I can just find a consensus on the poaching Rangers draft least annoying find a consensus would be 3.3 but even if they were there's no reason you couldn't get it got it on a plant-based body argued that everyone should be eating 3.3


    Rogan & Schaub on Jon Jones Possibly Going to Heavyweight
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    the thing is about striking to is like striking when you mix in with wrestling you can kind of get away with a lot more lot more crazy s*** happens people knock people out that maybe would not people out normally Kevin Randleman was an amazing example that he knocked out Mirko Cro Cop a left hook striking to MMA and you know there's like this so much craziness going on that sometimes it's hard for people to clearly establish the Cuckoo's actually better on their feet until someone can stop the craziness colored lines that maybe other people don't see or maybe they can't get to where they open a jar and he finds a few things you're doing good you think you're doing good but he's waiting he's waiting for the moment where he sees the spot and he's been looking at and he cracks Darren till dubstep in left hook and put some out walking animal like Darren till and cold come on guys to like we kind of because of his last few opponents it was like Donna Graves who is going to fight before Johnny look at his legacy in the Legends at a spot it's tough for me to get up for the challenge so he's playing with his food right now wait wait till he fights I'm telling you wait till he goes to heavyweight you going to see the old John 20:21 there's actual where he thinks it's a challenge wait till you see in fight a steep are Francis you're going to see the the monster come out all right let's do it I think I think using cruise control I think you are entirely correct you are at that Elita level when you've never been defeated if one lost the b******* lost everybody knows the b******* lost he's you really should get his record clean let's read something to you want me to clear them with this whole pictogram s*** the found out that this is what we just have this new ability to measure substances in the most minuscule amounts that it's so ridiculous that just some random sort of vitamin that has some contaminant when one millionth of a gram or whatever positive that's not a drug it's not like someone's cheating so they cleared them on that right you saw that makes this whole statement about the the new way they're viewing this stuff because the factor equipment just amazing you can't hide from the Sun sleep and relax not hurt it's not helping anybody in terms of them stronger faster and it might help them with anxiety a lot of other things so they release that right there doing good things but with John it's cleared that he doesn't take anything that's just some some s*** that's a residual residue that's on something else I'm contaminated supplement same thing would happen with Tim Means to means got busted same way they ate mini drag it out with him for months so I guess UFC news suspension from painted something Chopra net there's a window will Josh has had an extremely long window obviously youngest ever UFC heavyweight champion so long just come to a close and they took away a large chunk of it but they're going to last a long time with these guys like they say that like at their Peak the best fighters have nine years at their Peak it's like a few like real Legends GSP obviously GSP Jon Jon obviously right John is undefeated right now I mean they took his title away when's it back right never never lost title fight and you're dealing with the guy wins the title youngest ever in the sport flying knee opener on Shogun head up just nothing but success since then people that liked inspecting him with a microphone expecting him to fall off like you're dealing with a goat used to go and eat it after the Santos finally content with one leg so I went back and watch Jon Jones fighting you watch you like oh he's and kicking and give two fux about being in the right now but he was smart to Granderson or Anthony Smith Smith and Johns Lake all right let's do it man so if you know that he's f****** with his food right now while he's so good but he still able to fight out like the Gustafson fight the early one the first one was a perfect example of him falling into a trap right partying too hard didn't rank in the stretch with some stretch like he had to be pushed War for that fight I'm talking the best I've ever seen in the training room I was like magic 5555 what the distance and 1. Match Justin's the best light heavyweight of all time if he was in a different era and there's no DC or John Jones he's how about the DC fight alright featuring decision that's cool running back boom KO DC said you're not going to trick me into leaning towards my right where you can hit me with that left kick like I said a conversation about it how about the DC fight alright featuring decision that's cool running back boom KO DC said you're not going to trick me into leaning towards my right where you can hit me with that left kick like I said a conversation about it


    Rogan & Schaub Revisit The Infamous "Intervention" Conversation
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    restart this podcast off talking off the Record and I thought it was probably good for everybody here at like when I'm so happy you're not fighting you know and what divorcee was I know that I was a dick to you to get you to stop doing it but I felt I felt like it was almost no other way that you were going to let I felt like I felt scared I seen too many people that are just there's just there's a moment where it changes with a stop being that person and they keep fighting and you see it you see the deterioration and no one steps in and no one stops them and then I taught you'll talk to him alone man may be running them in Vegas maybe you both have a couple of drinks you see each other at the bar and you like a house things and you have these conversations and then the reality sets in things are not good for allow these guys allow these guys that are taking punishment for too long there's no bringing them back man they get to the spot where you know every knows there's something wrong and no one says anything to him and I was real scared that that was going to happen to you I was real scared you know I didn't anticipate when we do that crazy podcast that won that being disliked intervention I don't even know it was going to do it but why was happening I was like this you got to stop that's always thinking of you drinking would probably wear but remember that being so sensitive to it like this there's something has to be done like now you got a few you had so many other possibilities that there's like most guys that are all in on fighting they don't have anything on the side like there's almost nothing else there is almost just fighting and maybe a family right but you were you were starting to flourish you're hilarious on podcast what you know. Can go away you see it right yeah thank thank God or whoever's up there man for you and Bryan Callen thank f****** kid station the world that's a that's a identity thing two men that like do you people get strapped into that identity it's one of the hardest things about Fighters is when you quit you you have to find meaning in your life like what it what are you good at now dude for me I know I never did anything professionally but it was the formative stages of my life where the only thing that gave me any feelings of good was martial arts good at drawing but even then I was like my drawing teacher didn't like me I had friends that I was close within the class we all Drew we liked our stuff but man I feel like a f****** loser except for martial arts so when I quit and then I'm just doing, and I suck at comedy of eating s*** and I was like what am I quitting for like I'm quitting something that I was good at to be something that I suck at that maybe think I have his pipe dream that I can eventually make a living out of I remember that feeling of not when an identity and obviously when you're 21 known as an identity anyway you're always so how to win a f****** confusion your head and try to figure it out I was super fortunate where I was surrounded by guys like you kallenberg Tom and it's just like where I want to be in that party I was I was so fortunate get the Stars aligned for me where I was at this party over here and guys are getting CT and you know you're fighting and it says f****** grind and then you guys were over here I'm like why I want to be one of them I'm good man I'm good I won't do that you and I think it took that bridge in that Gap you and to be honest I think I would that's the only way that you could have done it because at the the ego that I had at the time especially fighting men begin to that level it was like that Eagles insane The Narcissist in the the dream of I can beat Cain or Steve pay these guys and I think the only way that I could a bridge that Gap is by you going so hard in the paint was so scared about in Ghana also see where they're going to fight you with in Ghana or someone like that you don't mean I was so scared you were going to get marked by some some when you weren't all in any more those big f****** when you watch like when when Francis murked ovary with that left uppercut Jesus Christ yeah I might my feeling was when he came over as K1 Grand Prix champion because the most celebrated Striker was ever had in a man you saw it in his fight with Brock Lesnar phenomenal people f****** crazy insane in this he did the same thing to Junior dos Santos remember all super worried about that like this quick Ascension into into this UFC and I'm and I'm fighting top 10 top 15 guys I'm in the I'm in this world but it's like I was almost like a cheat code because I was really athletic is really really athletic with my background so I got a pass a lot of guys fast math lettuce ISM but then you get to a certain point we fight these vets were they they fought big powerful athletic guys before but it comes down to experience background site I got a bath a lot of guys fast math lettuce ISM but then you get to a certain point where fighting these vets were they they fought big powerful athletic guys before but then it comes out of experience and technique and that's always always going to win nine times at 10 that's always going to win


    Joe Rogan - Masvidal Should Fight for the Title
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    is Nick taking fights he announced on his Instagram is big news about a fight on it on Instagram story I guess somebody did you see the interview with Ariel yep would you think would you think I didn't I didn't think you looked happy no I thought you know what's real troubled and a lot of rambling I mean a lot of thoughts trying to get out of his head lot of rent I think it's like but have you ever watch an interview with him they talked about that him and I know it's tough cuz cuz I can we skip this podcast off with TT and stuff like that so it's like is is that a combination of him fighting it is that's what's going on there those are the years of the wars or is that just not just him we don't know but what I do know him well enough but but you know that are in that same era they're having real problems anytime when he was fighting Strike Force members fight with Paul Daley oh my god is so big was Nate and for whatever reason no one was putting that together I'm like this cast of Superstar people go crazy when they see him like this is not the like the realest the man everyone can relate to that out of the three rounds I thought it was best case for Nate to that they did that that doctor stop the fight because I thought Mazda doll was sitting up there to finish him and you donate never been finished out up until the moment Jocelyn. Hi correct that I can have to go back and watch as more competitive smart he sees things and he can act on things that other guy's just they just either don't have the ability to that or they don't throw themselves in the fire correctly like he does and then he gets out good his defense is on skin with everything put it all together he's able to fight with his best stand-up stance you know he's fighting like and he makes you aware very clear very quickly that you're in danger with his hands he's throwing bombs at your f****** think about his experience Nick Diaz I'm looking at Connor you know they're just you think I don't care about the development I see why he would say that but I think it would be a real shame if right now in his prime of primes he didn't fight for the title I just feel like he's so close and that will do beat he's huge right now once that's done I want Mazda doll to fight for the title whoever's got the belt I think if Mazda doll and Nate Diaz or Nick Diaz don't fight on the undercard of delfield I don't know if it's going to fight but my thoughts are that right now we're experiencing Zone where are you see Fighters enter into it whether it's through this rededication or refocusing of his intent and his discipline and came back like and then came back do it man than just he became the Superstar night I just you know when it when when I meet those guys and you lost another store and you get around them that you just I have to sense of just like I'm so happy for them in they got that's why I talked about a Nick Diaz fight for Jorge night I talked about Conor McGregor fight because you're not the titled like tomorrow and Colby they're not making real money man you don't think that the Colby going to bring a lot of people record would say does it and I love Kobe spent at 5 ticket sales in pay-per-view snow let me text from Colby with one big win right now I can see he hasn't fought in a while right fights Robbie Lawler before that was a whole year with his $3 suit and it's f****** Maga hat and his bone the strippers if he gets through it right he gets through and he beats come on and get on the internet and it becomes like a thing he could be but he's crazy s*** talking with his $3 suit and his f****** Maga hat is bone the strippers if he gets through it right he gets through and he beats come on and any Bandits get on the internet and it becomes like a thing he could be the next huge Superstar


    Andre Ward Revisits His Decision to Retire
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    countrified it was on the table and Roman Gonzalez so rich I think I so Envy sign we're getting ready to fight their rematch at the Home Depot Center I think it was September night September 6th that was a Wednesday supposed to be in LA to you know announce the new signing and get ready to call that fight that Wednesday I come home and I'm kind of like I'm I'm not doing but I'm in tears I want to do it anymore and even saying that sounded crazy to me she was like she was just real quiet and think you're not saying nothing I like I don't think I'm going to do this anymore and she said something she'd never said previously to wish you liked by it look not Time come on you got to get up I know you feel this way I know your body but come on I feel like you still got time enough for first time she ever agree with me she was like I think the decision is already made ray is already made his house and looking at you throughout this whole day and some of the stuff you've been saying and I've never really seen you like this she said I think it's already made I took that out bro by the making phone calls call call my lawyer who one of my good friends Josh Dubin hey bro I think it may be after me and he had been wanting me to be you know. He's like if you feel that way Brahma support you call my manager the next morning and it took us so I went I went I went that weekend call the fight we held off on the announcement allergist how they feel like look he's going through some things were good give us a couple days so I got you that weekend and he said you still feel like that, they want it but I think I'm done long story short we ended up announcing it September 21st was like a two-week. We're trying to keep it under wraps and doing all the stuff I was letting the necessary people know Roc Nation HBO everybody know and the night before I announced him and me and my good friend who's the director he's also directed mydoc Deonte Thompson he we put together as video cuz like a legacy video where I had my young son my middle son and my oldest son and those are like those are like you know that was me at that point time in my career and we did this whole video that I was going to announce my retirement with and and actually have the dock that I'm working on right now is about this like why did the best Fighters tour of the world at that time walk away from this point on Top Shot the video I'm in the damn I retirement bro and the response was just overwhelming you know it was like I just couldn't believe the amount of people that were reaching out and it was like it was good that I was getting support but it felt like somebody died like I felt like I died and it was overwhelming that follow like I said it at the beginning of this podcast harder than I thought it was going to be one of the hardest if not the hardest thing I've ever tried it had to do and still like I still have to do like it's a daily decision if you're not doing it no more than one of the most rewarding man and it was a necessary evil and I hope that one day man the young guys can look up one dancing and imma do the laundry Wars I'm done I'm out like how long do we have to do it before we feel satisfied look gross money if you don't if you're not financially literate go get some help ask questions and as soon as you feel like you're not really there you won't do it no more Sunset bro you can do hope to be an example in that area what's so important I think for there to be a god like you because people always have this narrative Fighters always come back they always fight like Sugar Ray Leonard did when he fought you know later in his career it when he thought he was Danny went and fought yeah the Terry Norris fight was hard to wash man and then you know it Hector Camacho stop before you that's true that is a handful handful was a brilliant guy to articulate it's like he's an interesting intelligent guy that just said we could get everything we need to do by the by the assholes you know it hey you know all fighters going to wind up with brain damage all fighters going to wind up going out on their back there all end up coming back after their Prime it's so important for guys like you to say you do know that you can manage it correctly use a shark infested waters but you stay on the rocks and you do your due diligence and you put in the work and your discipline and you fight correctly I agree with you so wholeheartedly about appreciation of the Masters of a real masterful boxer like when I always talk to people about Floyd Mayweather to talk all this s*** he does this all that forget talking watch how that guy fights he f****** barely gets hit he's been rocked maybe twice in his whole career Maidana and and Sugar Shane Mosley those the only two and it's masterful boxer and that's what everybody should emulate this as much as anybody but if that was my son I'd be freaking the f*** out don't fight like that it's not worth how give a fuk how many drunken assholes turn you want they not going to be with you when you wake up in the morning your head is pounding in your head when you have a hard time looking at light when you you have to have all the shades closed when they're just a little crack of light coming into the shade is hurting you is give you a headache and they're not going to be taking the reporter in there that was etan and you know talkin down against you know guys who bought you a question and it was two guys at the gym and one coach said amen my teacher sent out of hitting I get here. I know this art I've mastered it and imma help him master and he got this guy over here. He may have to take to to get one but look he's going to be tough I know this art I've mastered it and I'm going to help him master and he got this guy over here to sleep he might have to take to to get one but look he's going to be tough show me durable and what you send your kid with the first guy


    Best of the Week - August 25, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    and I think to really be a game warden you got to cut your teeth on all the traditional stuff that's critical just haven't found the check guys with guns all the time you know most cops look at that and goat that's crazy I mean everybody you check has a knife or a firearm 99% of them like you and me want to see a game warden and game warden wants to see us but for that one felon that's on parole and he's in the woods hiding out and we run across that a lot and I ran across a ton of that down here and So Cal at the start of my career I've got some interesting stories about that but so guys who are like then skip bail and then they go and hide yep and they've got like a no-bail warrant their wanted on some warrant somewhere and so they're efficient they have an illegal firearm maybe there a felon in possession of a firearm they can't even have and now they're out and remote area where no cops going to find me here and then on the new game warden the Riverside County you know all freaking motivated really green I don't know totally what I'm doing yet and I'm in that truck cruising and something I got into down here that was just cry I will say this was a heck of learning curve and I'm really blessed it went out the way it did and it was I was safe in it but we would gang Bangerz from La here and they would go over in the Riverside County and get into my kind of rule Foothills on the edge of the national forest and they have AK-47s and they have you know automatic pistols and they would Spotlight through these Canyons gun in for everything they kill rabbits that kill coyotes they kill deer they get to the end of like a canyon that has like a an outlet of a damn throw a gillnet out and spend all night or just Kil'n and fish and hunting freely and shooting and killing everything with the spotlights grab a gillnet grab hundreds of fish pack up and then head back go back to the LA basin you know alone I be in my truck I didn't have a canine yet you know and now I just I just retired with like you and Marshall live Apollo yellow lab English lab she's amazing number to buy a bad guy but you don't like him to death and try to shoot right at you no turn them on our way but I didn't have a companion dog the time and I would go and run into these guys and go okay this is what I learned in the academy that you know that that head-on spotlighting stop that you never want to have her getting behind and blacked out and track him down and next thing I know got a case when I got all these freaking forever exotic weapons and I'm going this is crazy I'm pulling these guys out alone I don't have a lot of talk about you it was just me how many guys did you run into sometimes it be to one. I pulled like eight people out of a man and I was alone and they were all armed and it was one of my heaviest most intense cases and I've been on one year like say if you were if you're preparing for a fight how many days a week do you do strength and conditioning everyday everyday everyday is not of course it's not the same training but everyday I see Valentino and we train together yet everyday I train more conditioning is trench more than kickboxing infant hold Miss for me for should I can high can hold me for my myself you and me for me and we just talked together we just playing a game plan together for fight we just to I'm My Own coach know that is crazy at your level and then I just move from Pantry in countries and countries to run to run to run and then came back in France Paris and it just turned myself that isn't saying how many World Championships themselves I think nobody but it didn't founded a new coach I don't know about making any trips to Holland or the tile and you know in French yeah yeah yeah, he might have heard on our our show he just sent me a paper it was about kids attitudes to Wildlife and it was comparing rural people's attitude and knowledge of wildlife the kids with Urban and Suburban attitudes about wildlife and you can see the input of media when you look at this thing because people who live in urban or Suburban environment when they tell you the top-of-mind wildlife they know about this non-native stuff like lions the other likely to know like what's what's an animal right in the MLB draft right and people who have a more remote Viewpoint what are much more likely to look when they think of Wilder to think of things that they interact with you know and not like the things that are on your mobile above your crib when you're a little baby and it sort of points and also there's a slight tendency I got to look at this more carefully but has a slight tendency to have negative feelings or think things are dangerous or bad the more urban you are in terms of native Wildlife the more recognized it as like a negative or bad thing and what they're pointing to his being part of me to the office of authors if I'm messing this up by just looking at this morning hope you're pointing to is the the the stirrings of there being a greater acceptance of decreased biodiversity meaning that you're kind of like okay with the bad things haven't gone and we're focused on like water animals animals will be like a drafting hippopotamus in the things that the Disney tells me about a not like possums and raccoons with your kind of girls you know we're like okay I've got a Ferrari 328 I want to make it a little faster and I've done all this stuff on my MGB back in the day so I know that you wind up doing with the intake and exhaust are the options there but they were all basically horrified like you just don't do this to a Ferrari in like the only suggestion that came out with how we can put in Italian to the exhaust on it and now you know I'll make it sound better and maybe it's good for a couple horsepower or something at those are things that people largely due for the Aesthetics is oral or visual with it and that's not a big move and write it out that time John Romero at the office had I picked up there's a copy of Turbo magazine back in the day and there was an article about an old replica I'm I'm kind of race car done by a local company in Dallas called on Norwood Auto Sport or Norwood Auto Craft and what do you think we could what is the 328 have standard horsepower the best probably the European trim it was probably around 300 horsepower and number of steps of this and this is all I swapping out all the computer electronics on different turbos and eventually I melted the engine in it when it was at like five hundred or so and I went through a long history of melting many pistons in the different devices different I cars but that nothing this decade-long set of interesting experiments there that was my gateway drug into working on this or like okay we made all this power in this system we know it's kind of at the limits of a lot of things in the chassis after we melted the engine there we tuned it back down a little bit that's the way so many engineering things wind up going to do it until it breaks when you dial it back a little bit and you stay there must have been 3200 lb eye but yeah you could really feel it rear back when you went into it and if I speed is a little bit dirty if you start getting up in 1:54 tomorrow so we thought well what's the next level where do we go from here so I'm he had done a twin-turbo job on a Testarossa before which is a much wider car and flat so there's a lot more possibility for doing things there so I got I got a Testarossa and we said all right we're going to do the twin turbo job with intercoolers with the new engine management systems and we went through this long string of upgrades through this which generally was like okay we melted the Pistons we broke the input shaft all these times but at is top-form in Peak still have the dyno sheet for is like a thousand a 9 horsepower at the rear wheels horsepower to this was over a thousand horsepower at the real wheels and it was amazing I thought and I want to say this very clearly I thought he was wonderful this job you know if you had someone was actually a business person on that show would be the worst show in the world because Bill Gates would make proper decisions and crazy but no filter that's what you want. So we got to his makes arbitrary decisions that you try another human brain tries desperately to make those makes sense and that ends up being some kind of entertainment and so I actually actually a Donald Trump junior said to me and of all the people we've had them and show you seem like the only person who's ever like my father did you actually seem to like that I have a Fascination and to respond and a affection for people who are able to get out of their filters and I said some people do that with pure genius by Bob Dylan some people do with bravery like Lenny Bruce some people do it with drugs you know Neil Young perhaps Jimi Hendrix perhaps and most people do with a mixture of stuff but I said Thelonious Monk said the genius is the one who is most like himself and I said with some sort of mental problems coupled with greed and a lack of compassion your father has somehow found a way to throw off the filters and I will listen to Tiny Tim talk on tape for hours because I like that little bit of Asperger's and all that other stuff I'm not assuming I'm not qualified I can hear him talk forever I can listen to Lenny Bruce you know the hell will there has those hundreds hours of him just ranting on his tape I think I don't like people on drugs that much but the way I do and I listen to Lenny Bruce talk forever and Donald Trump had the dark side of that it was almost like when I was hitchhiking around the country and it'll almost enchanting you'd end up in a biker place and you know some Clubhouse and some guys just hold important I've always been interested in the people who are out on the margins you know and what what Donald jr. took as affection like I guess was a bit of affection but it's also that if you have thrown off some filters I'll listen to your talk and so that was that was very very strange and then I really did spend a lot of time kind of sticking up for Donald saying that is interesting stuff there and yeah he's he's crazy and he's Beetle and he's empty really weird stuff that you've never seen before you have never seen someone who has never laughed sincerely and never made a joke never laugh sincerely the joke you but it says remember things on Twitter did you see the thing you did on Twitter the other day we put a picture of Trump Tower in Greenland they said I promise not to do this I mean I laughed that was funny Trump Tower in the middle of Greenland I never shot Tower in Greenland they said I promise not to do this I mean I left that was funny Trump Tower in the middle of Greenland I never shot


    Joe Rogan | Is There a Solution to the Student Loan Crisis? w/Penn Jillette
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    f****** Trump just passed something to do and no one wants to give him credit for any stuff wasn't going to start wonderful stuff for kidney transplant stuff I'm sure all the student loans for disabled veterans student loans for f****** everyone we're crippling kids or crippling 17 18 year old kids with sign up for these f****** loans and they could compromise the point where we have people to this day right now under Social Security money their Social Security money is getting docked because they owe student loans there at the end of the f****** road and what are you do what do you do and this is a real question this is not rhetorical what do you do about the feeling of fairness the people that work their way through college waiting tables that's a good point working really hard and then they just say their feelings of which I think is valid is yeah yeah you got f***** on this but let's help someone else out what Amaya compassion as you know there are people that work really hard to not have student loans yes and there are people that took them to have to be somebody who took them frivolously 100% And I think quite a few and I think it's also we also should pay attention to the human mind and the development of human mind the frontal cortex and then frontal lobe does not develop properly until you're 25 years old right so somewhere somewhere in that you can't be trusted with money or your future or thinking about what the f*** you're doing in terms of like taking on a debt of bond is $1,000 I have stuff is well don't we have to decide when someone's adult and then give them that respect yes I have I say you're 18 years old can't control what decisions you make yes what is that you're going to because I think 25 is too old I think 25 to others well yeah but I think what we're saying is we look is a lot of 18 year old people that make very good moral decisions and we should we should praise that he was a problem with the student loan thing in terms of the it's the only loans that you never get exonerated from you can get bankruptcy right and you can get exonerated you can you could escape the phones of credit cards the debt of mortgages you can escape a bad business collapsing and owing millions and whatever you get you to escape that through bankruptcy you cannot do that with student loans it's a corrupt system you take a child was trying to learn a trade or trying to learn a profession and you acquire insane debt is going to track you and crippled you for the rest of your life and no matter what happens to you you owe that money making your colleges out of the free market to buy giving those by giving those loans easily yes and by having government help yes are also are also taking away the free market because you know we found out that when you put the free market in like LASIK surgery when insurance doesn't cover it it gets Wicked cheap you know and if colleges had to be paid as people went without Easy Loans to get and if call did not get government money they might be Wicked cheaper I think they went in there were really really expensive gas crazy expensive solution is in treating education like a thing that's going to make our society better and and think of it as the same way we think about the fire department same way you think about police department mean when you read the paper there's always one whole thing about college is getting too expensive and people can't go yeah and then you turn 20 Pages later in the paper and there's an article about how online learning is going to happen is happening at all this stuff is going to happen do you think that that idea of college is going to hold up for another 10 years I think there's an experience that people have what they call away I did but I went to college in my town and went to UMass Boston and I really only went because I didn't want to be a loser I was really all it was I was doing martial arts and fighting and traveling all over the world all the country rather and and thinking about doing stand-up at the time as well and then transitioning to do in stand-up why was also still taking classes I was wearing nothing was a complete waste of time I was only doing it so I could say yeah taking classes at UMass Boston us barely paying attention barely showing up and it was just a thing that I didn't want to tell people there wasn't going to college like that was the number one reason why I did it but I but that was kind of unique life from the time I was you know graduating from high school to the time I start doing stand-up I was obsessed with martial arts in competing and that's all I want to do is make the Olympic team for Taekwondo that's what I was my goal and that's what I was trying to do so I wasn't a normal person I wasn't like I was going to go to Ohio and f****** and travel over there and take a full course load and not be able to pursue what I wanted what I wanted to do was going to window doesn't didn't exist and the only other option was the Army there was a dude who sings clay bar vs. really talented I was a fighter who was on the US team at one point in time I think and he was competing through the Army like they they had to subsidize his training somehow or another and I was thinking maybe I should join the Army like those the other the only other thing that I was thinking about doing but for people I think there's a thing about getting away from your parents getting away from them getting away from their influence being wild and crazy and be with are the kids trying to find yourself I think that comes from traveling to a place and going to college and I think there's there's some benefit in that I have friends that have had great benefit in that the sort of transformative experience of being on a campus of physical campus in a place that's outside of their Hometown where it gives him this new experience where they get to trying to reinvent the Pluto God about that appear to be someone else I wonder why we getting that a four-year. Why isn't whole life you cannot be could be instead being a snapper weed that's going to change because people aren't having job for the whole life Anyway by the way the liberal arts education was never supposed to teach people to trade for I was always supposed to make it so that young man could talk in parties to give people jobs what's so rigid right you get out of school high schools is torturous affair with you being a square peg trying to shove into a round hole than you get out and they fly off to wherever the f*** you're going to go to school and you go there and your forth with this overbearing workload of school and and then social things you're trying to figure out what's okay and what's not okay now where's the safe space and what am I what am I allowed to say this and what am I allowed to say that and what are the new rules now for this new generation or are we really going to change the world world you realize that f****** money that you spent more that loan you got is not getting you a job and you're f***** and you can't get a job and you're also massively in debt and severely depressed and trying to figure out your future I mean bendy going out or all people up for a horrible failure I am with Bernie Sanders in that I think education should be free and I don't think that's a bad thing I think y Burnet Burnet How about if education is cheap like everything else is getting cheaper if you want to learn anything now you can get it for free on the web you definitely can't do anything other than physical things things you can learn online in the physical things you can get a big chunk of it from online tutorial I mean what's let's talk about all the matters okay let's talk about juggling all the time and that was my whole life was juggling and what happened was with the internet juggling got tremendously better because people could watch videos of things they knew were possible and get better at juggling get better physics early can teams like you can take a course at any college online and if you sincerely want to learn you know I don't know if we need to have this what is it what is the term called when the when the Amish take their one-year of Rumpelstiltskin attack attack subsidized Rumspringa every person to cook describe yeah it seems like live your f****** life there isn't this four-year magic. Or the two-year imagine. And go out and learn the stuff you want to learn I mean you know we both have children and they'll be talking about going to college and of course. Of course but my wife will push very hard for college and my thinking is anything they want to learn so true which is the libraries in local towns more true now it's even easier now I can't imagine growing up where my my son can type in Lenny Bruce and it all just pops up Ryan I mean that was an amazing store is Wreckers Mitch's Lenny Bruce and he's on Sergeant Pepper I guess I should learn about him let me break that down until I learned about Terence McKenna I learned about Terence McKenna from listening to a Bill Hicks record was like who's this McKenna and what the heroic dose until you've read Franz Kafka in the penal colony I got the record hoping it up it said that I listen to one side got to that song got on my bike road down to the Greenfield Public Library Kafka I got this written down Kafka in the penal colony sat there Reddit went back list of the record my entire education starts with Mike Nesmith of the Monkees who said listen to Zappa listen to Hendrix from Zappa to Lenny Bruce from Lenny Bruce to the whole world and I believe that that is available to everybody all the time I mean I don't know if I would say taxpayers should pay for college I think I would say that we need college is Never Fade Away I think there's a real benefit to being in a classroom with a brilliant professor what I'm saying is I went to one of the first Ted conferences and you got to hear you know all these credible people speaking it was mind-blowing and I wasn't college-age I was you know I was whatever I was 45 or something for me and it was an amazing Spirit Jonas Salk you know I sat and listened to Jonas Salk talk in a room with brilliant people speaking in it really really great I think we can we can deliver that cheaper and that's the side of Bernie Sanders I want to talk about it's not can we get endless amounts of money these f****** people on college campuses can we pay them all the money in the world to take our children and give them something to do in between smoking dope rather just say can't we make this experience cheap enough so that anybody can go and experience it why don't you why possible for you for a few bucks to go and be in a room with a green person I think that would be a thing that would be beneficial to almost anybody at any point in time instead of the rigid structure of like you know this is you know you have to get all this work done by x amount of time that's the other thing that happens the kids to their taught about having no sleep and about beating your body up and about cramming in about getting all this work done in a short. Of time there really were really preparing them for a horrible job call the ship that doesn't work I do all that weird that weird kind of hazing s*** that we do for medical professionals you're going to work for Highway and ride right by horrible bad bad public school that had an influx of hippies from UMass that came in and experimented on us so we had no education whatsoever I graduate from high school in a plea bargain I had very good SAT so I have scholarships to whoever wanted to go but I chose not to cuz I misunderstood Bob Dylan I didn't know he was lying so I went and hop trains and hitchhiked around and looked homeless for a couple years and I never Read Moby Dick till I was 45 thank you if I'd read Moby-Dick when I was supposed to with college-age I wouldn't have gotten it but I was able to get it at the right age and now it's my favorite book and I was ready for it you know there's so many things that are on the curriculum that are very very important maybe not that day I think there's also an issue with people not thinking of Education in terms of like that it's a lifetime for Tuesday and that it's it's not something that you graduate from college then you're done we really should be educating ourselves throughout last night to end. Just accidentally or incidentally by experiences we should do it because there's things that we pursue that are interesting and now it's one of the greatest times ever to do that because of audio books you can do it while you're in the car you could do it while you're on the train you can get educated by they're doing this weird connecting thing where I love to take courses online and then fine people overalls taking courses online in their communities and then meet at like a f****** Starbucks that's what happened before in the class which is mind-blowing that that can happen to you can take in one of my huge I mean one of the things I want to do is I want to learn to play jazz on the way play upright bass I forgot to put 45 and I learn to play upright Bebop based possibly and now I really want to learn Olympics I figured maybe there's a government watch list I'm not on so I should learn Arabic give me everything learn Arabic how I can learn Arabic and it's amazing the kind of network that's developing all over the world to be able to Anythink my argument with you on the on the on the Bernie thing of pain from his college is I think we can get college so f****** cheap you can go to college your whole life well I don't think that's a bad idea you know if it's possible to get cause a cheap but I don't want Professor to be poor minutes think one of the real problems we have a budget with public education is that people don't want to be a teacher because teacher teachers don't get paid much government intervention that's doing that I would say if you got a minute to mention keeping the salary low I think so I really think so because I think that we're not having enough of the of the of a competition and stuff that I mean you know you you would pay good money to be in the room with the Steven Pinker in an astral I think that locally this is always a problem but I never figured out known I was in Greenfield Massachusetts town of 20,000 I would say. the other by other high school students I would say you know if we didn't give our money to The Rolling Stones and the Beatles and Dylan and all these other bands we could pool our money together and have a really good local band. Have a great band right here in town you know and I think that you thought of Education that way can't we get in our little area really great teachers you can teach this stuff it might be pretty boss why would be a using if we could spread education rights or any any method whatever we could do we can encourage people to be more educated but I think that one of the best way to do it really is just a lot of podcast that are educating people there's a lot of information that you can get in. Male entertainment but it's getting is with there's more information available now than ever before I think it's very different than what college is traditionally college is a thing where you go and it's a rite of passage it's like men we don't have those world and I think we could do with them I think we could do with these rights of young men I don't mind maybe his case for young women obviously never was one but when you're young man there's this transition area. Where you're a boy and then all of a sudden am I a man yet on when am I am at a lot of a lot of cultures and religions have done that stop I have a degree I'm a woman now have a degree I'm an adult and you're obviously you know I'm I'm seeing this you know it's okay to speak with an accent not okay to hear with one I'm hearing that from someone who spent an awful lot of time explaining to myself and others why I didn't go to college you know you wanted to show you weren't a loser I didn't have that I didn't say I went to Ringling Brothers Barnum Bailey Greatest Show on Earth College if you want to make sure you don't get respect that's where you go wide say I talked about it's because I want people to really know where my head was out I don't want to like glorify the car was when I was in college I went without any rite of passage at all Ryno and the closest I had to write a passage was earning my living. You also know you were on a different Pursuit like your Pursuit was the Kearney Persei can you enjoyed that and it was like a I want people to really know where my head was out I don't want to like glorified where I was when I was in college I went without any rite of passage at all right and the closest I had to write a passage was earning my living. You you are also you were on a different Pursuit like your Pursuit was the Kearney Persei can you enjoyed that and there was like a you have had a lust for it you know it obviously worked out well


    Joe Rogan | Did Jeffrey Epstein Work for an Intelligence Agency?
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    where the rubber hits the road with conspiracy theories right now Jeffrey Epstein that are not conspiratorial reminded like what wait what the f*** is going on what all the cameras were bad or the guy was on suicide watch he tried to commit suicide and then well don't do that again and then he didn't like if you talk to people have been locked up they take away everything man on suicide watch the f****** take away everything and you find this guy a broken neck hung himself like how how do you hang himself can we see the video footage of the camera's broke yourself is wicked hard is not easy it's not easy it's not easy when you're in the jail and they told me no watch every 30 minutes for the what the f*** was the psychologist thinking it took this guy off suicide watch literally a couple of weeks after he tried to commit suicide if someone tried to commit suicide speaking as a guys had friends commit suicide they're f****** thinking about it for years man some of them they go back and forth day today, but when someone does actively try it they're not going to just be fine while they're in f****** prison awaiting trial for having sex with kids seems like Jeffrey Epstein's life was going to get really worse than what it was a few months before or other people's lives are going to get really worried because Jeffrey Epstein's now in jail and they're digging deep into his past and well we flew them 26 x 26 x it ain't a lot of time to fly with a guy I don't understand what the big deal is I know Jeffrey Epstein yes me too and a lot of them they really was that yeah I talked to him well as many people to feel like he was an agent and that he was trying to compromise people and that's one of the things about this whole Lolita Island thing is that they would compromise people they would compromise people by having a bunch of young girls or very sexy who are hired to go and flirt and maybe even have sex with people and that these people were young these girls 17 underage make perhaps underage son places to practice not underage other places but incredibly embarrassing and you know for the people and agent compromise was it the prosecutor whoever was it cut in the deal literally was quoted as saying I was told he's above my paygrade and that he was intelligent that's really the try to find a quote yes the guy said this was when he gave him the lenient sentence many years ago was right you were told wrong I think the guy I think they're look I've talked to people many times that work for intelligence agencies and there's a lot of weird s*** that they do and one of the things that they do to compromise people as they get them involved in weird stuff that could be very bad for them if it comes out and then they have influence of this person and if you got a guy with a voracious sexual appetite I mean there's a few of those fellas out and you know how I got out of that are not office now I'm just f****** hanging out and have a good time with Jeffrey we just flying around I mean come on man it's it's it's highly likely one of the guys that I know that knew him was also a freak like a sexual freak and I'm like okay I think I think I see a pattern here it's very likely that that's what was going on this guy was compromising people and probably absolutely a sex addict himself and I believe all the women and say all the all things that he did to them and hired them for things and had underage girls do sexual things with him probably true probably true he's probably a f*****-up Twisted do but many people that are involved even in good things get compromised like there's many people that work for the CIA that were legitimate CIA operatives who selling drugs this is a lot of this happened people go sideways people get involved in Shady activities are cops there's cops at wind up doing illegal things they signed on to be a cop to be a the person's going to Serve and Protect and be involved in the community in slowly but surely they get compromised and they get involved in illegal activity and next thing you know they're corrupt did happens to happen. He's probably shortly and then sometimes people themselves that knew him it was they weren't even aware of the CD stuff going on and of course they weren't even aware of the CD is done going on but he was at 100% he was also a champion of science but that's the thing about people they can be really good in some ways and horrible and other ways this idea that people are buying or your one or a zero is nonsense there's really good people to do Terrible Things is really terrible people that also do good things


    Joe Revisits the Phil Plait Moon Landing Debate w/Penn Jillette
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    completely change the subject if I made you know I want to talk about when you came on my radio show with Phil plait about touching the moon landing what I think is fascinating about this about clubs and stuff you know is you know I know why I've read your in there that you've gone back on a lot of bad your conspiracy stuff and stuff is the thing I've ever zero astrophysics education zero I don't know anyting about whether or not that it's possible to put people on the moon I dunno f****** and I I dunno teams and I do not. I do understand what people are bullshiting people and nothing is a lot of that with with a lot of the NASA stuffed a lot of the older stuff in particular there was a lot of manipulation of images and putting things online that may not have actually really happened because it was press releases and image of Michael Collins from like a Gemini 15 that's a very clear image of him doing a simulation like in studio with straps and harnesses and then someone from NASA or someone put that exact same image blacked out the background and used it as a photo of them of a space move and it's not real you know but they sold it is real there is some overzealous shirt like that that if you're conspiratorially minded once once you start lying yes but he's the bad astronomer he knows this s*** and I say I really want you to come over radio showing just talked to Joe Rogan about about manipulating and Phil says off no problem how to make a joke and Joe Knows also how to set you up and take you down here I don't know it'll be no problem I said you understand me smart he's a comic right not an astrophysicist but you understand that he's smart and he's also you are going into his form we're going to be on the radio this guy is done a lot of radio this guy's talk to a lot of people will just have all your facts in line men were sitting there cuz you know you were you were on the phone and you do is on my podcast with me to sitting across from me ever listening and you come in and you come in Humble and charming and sexy Edward perfect timing on everything and fill playset with Joe is wrong and Joe is going to f****** win this up so that so that it will be a thief are my whole thing of doing this web billboard and it was up to that two guys talk from two points of view I'm not supposed to be that hard if you remember for the whole show ads and I go oh by the way we did land on the Moon Pantene abuse idea was this the science team that you're right and they just goofy comic and trying to get Phil plait understand that a goofy comic was not a goofy comic and I believe but the only thing that the SATs truly passed is how good you'll be the comedian's comedian that kind of verbal it was a wonderful thing to listen to it was wonderful the absolutely was 100% wrong skilled and so moral and so thoughtful and so humble you had everything going for you that I respect except you didn't happen to be right well we don't know what happened we assume that what we see is what happened we assumed it was a scientist tells was hat with what happened we assume that what nanza told us was what happened when you say I know this happened right you're not always correct exactly I know Kennedy got assassinated in Dallas I've seen the video I know he got assassinated down I don't know if Lee Harvey Oswald did it I don't know I assumed he was involved it seems like he was was there other people involved to I assume there were and what other reasons why I assumed they were the Magic Bullet the f****** the guy who got hit with a Ricochet under the overpass you want to know that I made the shop with a man chords that there's a lot of things is a lot of things there's there's a lot of things we could you know go over the Kennedy assassination is why I think I'm not wanted to be where are we going are we going to solve the polarization America or are we doing lately it's got this incredible technological achievement it's got these three guys that look incredibly nervous at the post Landing press conference and they do look all sketched out it's got these guys that don't do interviews afterwards it's got no one ever land on the moon again after 1973 or whatever it was it's got all these technological achievements but we never get outside of Earth's atmosphere again we're always inside of Earth's orbit there's so many beautiful things that conspiracy theorist can grasp hold of somebody it's b******* but it doesn't mean it but it doesn't mean it didn't happen is the Van Allen radiation belts there's that we never even sent a chicken in the deep space and had to come back alive there's all these things but it doesn't mean it didn't happen and that my problem was and this is you know when people say do you know you sold out your ashill now and like no no no I'm just being honest now where is before I wasn't being honest with myself and I wasn't being honest about the subject I do not know whether or not people went to the Moon that I knew that people didn't go to the moon and I was arguing it that way I was on a team I was on team it's b******* we didn't go to the moon and you really can't do that accurately it can't be done you do can say this is what's interesting this is what I find Curious this is what's weird the fact is not a single technological achievement from 1969 that's not cheap for easier and faster to reproduce to that accept going to the Moon one of the rare things in life that still doesn't mean it didn't happen like Occam's razor is a slippery thing because there's weird s*** that happens if you got to take that into account like this no absolutes is not one thing you can say well there is a rule in this room must be followed and here's that rule doesn't work that way the world is made of weird stuff I'm also the idea a playful space of conspiracy theories taking me a long time to understand my daughter is 14 and she talks about you know her father did a show called b******* and she talks about how she loves conspiracy theories and this is from Paul McCartney's dead to we did land on the moon to all those things but she sees it which I so hard to understand she sees it is not impacting reality but is a playful into intellectual exercise I don't know what's going on but there's this wonderful article in the times and you were mentioned there too but there's also another guy who does it who will do this musically she I can't even better one. Playing around with the logic that almost feels like a map radical thing or pure philosophical thing or a or a angels dancing on the head of a pin thing and there's a quality that you have learned that my daughter has learned indirectly I think from you do other people doing this all of their is a playful space we discuss how we how we share our real that is happening in The Conspiracy Theory art form and the conspiracy theory art form is now seeming to me to be more like rap or rock and roll or were you playing around with this kind of thing and I am so literal-minded so verbal mind if you know Bob Dylan's easy for me the stones are hard-nosed app easy 20th century classical ZZ but just Funk is hard for me and it's the same kind of thing here it's really easy for me to say we are doing the old-fashioned scientific inquiry in this is the Ice House of viable but there is something happening in our thinking it's really interesting that I had to have my daughter explain to me and the New York Times after I already knew you and watched you do it well champion of science and reason write in conspiracy theories for the most part fly in the face of science and reason and if you don't want to be a buffoon and don't want to be a fool I don't mind being a fool and you know being self-deprecating of being a moron is part of being a Comics fun The Conspiracy Theory World went South from me when I did a television show. Joe Rogan questions everything six seven months doing the show and at the end of it I was like okay I get it this is a bunch of unfuckable white guys that that's what it really is that's what I decided to do the one thing you don't find what you're looking for bigfoot black people you're more likely to find Bigfoot and you are black guys looking for bigfoot it is a bunch of unfuckable white dudes out camping and listen to what it did you hear that what is that you know it's like it's nonsense like you're you're wrapped up in this idea that there's a mystery and there's a something nothing equality but human beings what we want to uncover secret to want to be the person that finds out the truth because then you're miserable shity f****** life now doesn't matter the f****** aliens are real man they're here and one of the best feelings we can get probably better than coming is that feeling of aha I understand I've got a revelation and we see this all the time detective shows Sherlock Holmes you know nothing to do with police work there is a feeling that wouldn't it be nice if in this hour are able to figure something out understand String Theory you're not going to do it in our you're not going to do whatever conspiracy theories are exercising the muscles of logic exercising the muscles of skepticism playing around with the with the Haiku of if-then if-then playing around with what we feel about the government and other people and stuff like that and you're playing around with all of that in kind of a semi safe and even watching you just do it here where you will you will you bang out that stuff is a this is the stuff I question which coming out of that politically and I thought that's what even talked about when we went to the moon or not which coming out of your style of inquiry on that kind of thing your style of skepticism is just fascinating and beautiful and I see the conspiracy thing as not so much a breaking down what would I use to see it as a breaking down of science and reason by seed is rather a a creation of a new form of poetry that weird I don't know Paul McCartney still alive so she's rebelling understand that right you're a parent you know what it's like you better just told me something really important he has to dirt down to realign your daughter coming in all golf doubt he'll say to her I invented this you can't do this this is not the way you can rebalance you can't rubella get to be like this you can't do nothing here and eyeshadow you can't do it water coming in old golf doubt he'll say to her I invented this you can't do this this is not the way you can rebelz you can't rubella get to be like this you can't do with black hair and eye shadow you can't do it and they express themselves you know they want to exert power over there world


    Why Joe Rogan Won't Do Hot Ones
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    nnn adulting Rick Ross is he owns like a hundred Buffalo Wild Wings stops Boston, and there's a Wing Spot and they had there different levels and one with suicide they have you would get this suicide sauce on this f****** done These Wings all my girls like I must have purple seat and you would eat those wings just be like a weird combination of Pleasure and Pain Away your lips go White I know you do well at it though you would have to like sign a waiver if you wanted to buy the stuff they put in it and then what you said he was telling me that even with that the hottest year that they had they had like a number system I think Big Ten you know and even with the 10 number 10 the hottest if they had these dudes be putting some extra hot sauce Pino's with elk it's like my favorite slice up I-45 jalapenos and I'm in the bunch of flies every time I take a piece of alka put a piece of jalapeno on that page when you post it on my balls deep in a cheese pizza with that damn dude alive Pino's with elk it's like my favorite slice up I-45 jalapenos and I'm in the bunch of flies every time I take a piece of alka put a piece of jalapeno on that page when you post it on my balls deep in a cheese pizza with that damn dude alive


    Joe Rogan on Logan Paul "He Can Punch"
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    Randy Boyd Logan Paul in Hawaii did you really talked over Thanksgiving you know here's a guy also doesn't need to do that it makes a lot of money or not that's the reality of it. you really do have it in you and I think I think fruit for him and those YouTubers especially at his level is just like what's the next thing that we can compete like get everyone behind it was that they could have done ballet dancing whatever it is it has sold millions and millions but they chose this which I respect that KSI guy who I've never seen I'm not familiar with him I know he's British I like British people so I know he was like the best way to end the penalty of Logan I thought was ridiculous you're in there for this kind of show like you take it for what it is it take to point from Logan Paul because of that with more fights Logan could learn how to relax he gets wild and start swinging for sure but Logan stop boxing million dollars keep doing that tune heat of the battle and was trained by Shannon


    Joe Rogan Reviews Yoel Romero's "Gay Jesus" Moment
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    anything about adesanya yoel Romero Is that real not confirmed yet is it I don't know I sent you something was hope he sent that to me and all the totally s*** I cuz I was if I fell asleep I will get more Mike here we go but is it not confirmed to someone troll me now I don't think so truck with or a unicycle or he's going to fight meant I think I think about his f****** losses do you think you lost Apollo Costa like no one got robbed but I can see why they get Paul but you have no you're there set timer Discord for Whitaker I think that's fine be stinky one yeah alright I can see that I see both sides but that's an argument forgiven you'll Romero the title shot doesn't sound like you got if you got startling games I'll show you what are you doing Putin saying we fight March yoel Romero is such a f****** nightmare ever easy to go after yoel it just UPS the legend of Izzy this is what he's doing is perfect trust me it's perfect Andrew stay in your lane what the f*** are we doing how'd you do that don't forget about that site is confirmed Ferguson khabib people not understand he was saying don't forget all the times that I've ever not done post-fight commentary that was the time I was the most mad would they not let you I wasn't there Jesus I know a lot of Cuban people I know what the f*** you saying you saying don't forget Jesus not dope go for gay don't forget out why would you say what's going on you don't forget you forget you forget you forget Jesus you gay people I'm going to be honest what happened to you you okay what happened to you what happened to you Piedmont maybe but maybe not forget Jesus like what happened to you not forget he's if it wasn't like there was some gay thing that was going on he was commenting on how I know it wouldn't be so bad at English so bad I could be don't forget Jesus Is It Go for Jesus don't forget Jesus only promise because what's wrong with you us say what's wrong with you you forget the number one Jesus what's wrong with you go back go back don't forget Jean forget don't forget Jesus says don't forget right but bandana around his head you forget Jesus it doesn't make sense. it's confusing though I can see how people fix those Works cuz when we first watch I was going hard in the paint on the USA and gate but I remember thinking don't forget to hurt it that it was saying don't forget because a lot of Cubans they might say say now no forget, you forget you say you forget and then for gay for gay where did he does s*** two people man he throws people who took out f****** straight head kick from Derek Brunson right to the neck just walked it off like it was nothing pretend like nothing happened really uses wrestling either 5 rounds he's a little bit more vulnerable with a striking if you can explode so he's not a technical striker in the vein of stylebender Skylanders a technical Striker stylebender is setting you up he's giving you looks and then and then all the time cuz you going to burn out so there's going to be a moment will you relax it's going to be a moment where you you can't quite move out of the way quick enough and that's what he's going to leave on you is he finishes them I do it's all about you can just keep him from taking him down cuz if they're standing up the thing about yoel is the leaps these power just giant explosive movements but is he's going to be aware of that he's going to try to stand on that. And he spot Big Poppa guys before he's seen that Leeps these power just giant explosive movement but is he's going to be aware of that he's going to try to stand on that. And he's fought Big Poppa guys before he seen that


    Joe Rogan | Stylebender is the Next Superstar!
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    is light heavyweight this so I which ice was done with dip out like you guys do your thing build up to no no no no no no I like what he's doing but here's here's the thing he he's not stimulated by that he's talking s*** to the middleweight champ in the world because all these people that didn't know who he was I why is Jon Jones talking s*** all look at this m*********** holyshit he's good at and then they watches fight to go this is why I don't cuz he starts Robert Whittaker basically there in the first round the fight was over I was so excited about it cuz it look like this anime character side what's crazy is is he told me they actually offered the fight to him already do you know that and he went he's smart cuz you trying to get me while I'm really young he's special man I think he's going to be the next big Superstar I really do just got everything going for him to great personality he's fun me and he fights with his must skills we've ever seen a striker and he's Anderson Silva 2.0 it really is mayonnaise striking out of this f****** world man but he has all the skills but he's amazing on the mic he was so good it didn't matter agree like Anderson was so good it didn't matter if we didn't understand we said everybody loved him mad cuz he was is like diseases that go that time also but also that the games different now it's so much of a specter like entertainment we're at the answers still be Anderson but different back then we were more appreciative of those guys I feel like I don't know maybe the fanbase understood the sport more GSP was huge Anderson Silva love those guys Cain Velasquez terrible talk example nothing but nice always never talk s*** no no nevermind Jon Jones going back and forth his kind of f****** different because if John is everybody Verso pounds like 205 somewhere 103 I think John has two brothers that are Elite NFL athletes prologue I know he swear it's going to happen though is he loves it easier to go up to heavyweight the a John Jones Body light and maybe if he lifted weights to get better me about that fight and I'll be rooting hard for thee in that fight but only thing that worries me is John's wrestling first-round so if he wants to play that game. Play it but John can do everything and wonder what it does one thing he does better than anybody has ever ever fought utilize distance he utilizes distance better than anybody he's the very best at keeping you here and a lot of people accused him of poking people in the eyes there have been some incidents I don't think he's doing it on purpose I think and I agree with you he shouldn't do it if your clothes fit but what I'm saying is the way his style is he keeps you out here bangs keeps you out here bad so distant it to the Lego Polly kick leg kick pops with a jab hit you with a knee keeps you here keeps you here you are holy s*** this is the big one John's like this is a fight I all his fight another day another day you have to be so much better to beat them because you're shittin your pants going in your compromised and you're fighting a guy who's the peak he's in the zone Tyson was when ties with crushing people that's on Anderson was when Anderson was crushing people's driving and they get to this point where you're you have to be so much better to beat them because you're shittin your pants going in your compromised and you're fighting a guy who's the peak he's in the zone


    "Ruiz Has a Shot" in Joshua Rematch | Joe Rogan
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    what does everybody and then is Wilder does everybody everybody would power you've ever seen in these Wilder wildest powers like what is happening he's got super powers like his techniques not phenomenal that just not easy sometimes he throws from the hip it's just like when I'll talk to you it's over artisanal forehead I just that's not an easy fight now or no I know he was ahead of her right but I think it was The Perfect Storm for Anthony Joshua to lose the fight I think Joshua knows what he's doing with remember that was a late replacement suicide Big Baby Miller and also go to that camp use dealing with some personal issues which everybody does but those things to gotten the rumor is it's comers that got knocked down and Camp by Philadelphia heavyweight Who would know it seemed like it was another rumor that he had a nervous breakdown in the locker room that he knew you should have been fighting with sincerity Arabia they didn't have arena there they built it for the 15,000 people put so crazy he's making $75 some s*** like that for this fight and it's I think it there they know what's going on to something going on cuz it's away from everything like media is not going to be this time so there's like the pressure of the English crowds not there so they're trying to protect the Golden Goose in Saudi Arabia would you think he's a Golden Goose here's what I think I think of Andy Ruiz knocks him out again he's he's as big a Golden Goose as there is in the World Series 52mm that you rarely seen the heavyweight division wears a lot of heavyweights feel like big one punch guy. He just had nothing to lose he was like playing with house money but now he's a better pure boxing and Joshua bit Joshua I bet you finish his mother 10 in the first fight he heard him first and then threw caution to the wind and got cracked Jeff because he underestimated Andy's resolve in his ability to recover inside that you know going crazy and trying to stop them what if you just boxes in the outside and keeps trying to lick a screenshot 678 Rosemary way down on the card like I f*** go-for-broke I think it's. Coming in interesting prediction who knows cuz he's going to this fight knowing that he's able to beat the heavyweight champ of the world win the title and Rolls-Royce now okay with champ attitude I think he's got more love and more respect than he's ever had in his life I want to see everything everything I want to see all of it I think Andy lost weight was Andy way now I think he's down his speeds trouble man who his combinations he's so fluid so so don't forget about Josh with them and you remember camp probably the Best Buy in the history of division when he was a little thick I think he's lost himself I think things he's done is he's gone less strength and conditioning and more pure box he was so big he was talking about that he said essentially is word the way to describe it is listen to this interview with him some English gentleman and he was saying that you think about you a hundred percent of your energy boxing you're not going to achieve the same amount as if you put 100% the boxing something to that fat in the gym is doing like heavy bags met smart yeah it's because if you look at you know any kind of advantage over B speed combinations so you don't want to see this big heavy bulker also if your look at Future matchups Fury and Wilder there all night on the feet you do move better better cardio prison workout mindset for this fight against Cowboys recent training video there's a video of him hitting the the shield and he misses and catches his trainer on the Chan I'd be worried about him you know being like this is the life yeah that's possible but I don't think so I think I think he's a discipline guy I think you just as wild and I mean it just likes to adopt trick Joshua this time though the first time he tricked them Josh was probably looking like I'm going to f*** this boy in the Olympics watch this that's what I think's going to happen now for all right but I just I don't see it man


    Rogan & Schaub on Conor vs. Cowboy
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    dude how about f****** Cowboy Connor it's a very good fight it's probably time overdue right now he's so calm and relaxed in there too but there were two the top on top of the Heap mango and a lot of people say that but they don't really mean agree he f****** means and he's backed off of that a hair so we still controlled wildness pistes abroad he does not like it I don't think he necessarily is making him be just a little bit more calculated Connor Cowboy capiz kind of left out all right if anybody gets injured he's right in there see what we're in this weird place we're pretending these fights are all going to happen we hope we hope and pray that you could be the cowboy and Connor actually make it to the dance but they might not make it to dance at 55 minutes to fight for Cowboys. Carter Connors a finished comes out the gate like a f****** Banshee and then my brother text me as many notes at welterweight would they do that tortured himself to get down 45 so hard and when you looked at what he look like when he was on the scale is flexing you look like a goddamn zombie skeleton terrible so I think you don't nobody where he complains or not about Nobody Rides For Free you do that to your body for a couple of years you doing some f****** damage and it makes it harder to lose the weight afterwards right then he's going up to 55 he's you know he's obviously deleted 55 Winds of title a 55 has the great rematch with Diaz at 70 right and then comes back and finds could be with 55 again and gets mauled you he has a fight with cowboy you going to is really a 55 that can fight well to it that's the right size for him versus I don't think Nate is Phi 55 and 8 time in the future now my only issue was at 70 and I always assumed his team decided to do that 70 is when I look at Conor McGregor's a welterweight is his power the same as it was at 45 and 55 is his timing the same as speed not just fighting a guy who I think in his eyes is not really a while to it you think 5555 170 but he's really a 55 or that's fair my only issue with that is and I'm a huge Conor McGregor fan I'll see cerrone's a friend of mine so I just want to have a great fight but when people were complaining about this fight with dinner at the cats whatever to me I think it's been our fight because I think if you're a Cowboy fan you know I always said Cowboys too much of a company man the UFC and Daniel cut weight dude fight this fight do this quick turnaround right Cowboy the Legends Cowboys born jumping I f****** ships and whatever the hell is driving f****** bulls and whatever the f*** is doing the week of the fight and kill himself to make weight and I just went does it ever work out for anybody who says he was a yes man to the UFC not really but now we seen it's worked out for cowboy because this is his you know I don't put too much into titles anymore like this is Cowboys title shot you got the biggest fight in the game you fight Conor McGregor you make your make millions of dollars this is a Golden Goose if you talk to tomorrow Eastman Kobe Comfort Inn Moss Woodall to be Tony maybe not those too but it's not anyone who do you want to fight and one says, cuz you know what the biggest fighting get in the game Cowboy got it by being he's he's he's paid his dues he's earned it is getting Milling $2000000 Win Lose or Draw it's a good fiber Cowboy I think they should make a red panties and I felt I'd be cool whoever Justified Connery get a red panties night belt just like fire sound like super hot actress to wear them for a day dude I would love that and they win those this is so sick of belt would like framed red panties in it be so dumb I think he's Connors calculated and I think there's a smart fight for him because he's not fighting someone who's too big right where I feel like you know that was the argument about Nate even donated of course 555 for a long time now you know when there's some other guys that want to fight them at 170 that a real 170s like Mazda does a perfect example that Mazda. Was 155 for a long time but he's not anymore if you look at his frame like you would go look back when he fought like Michael chiesa which was like 2013-14 14 somewhere around then right so Mazda doll back then was like a skinny guy he was really wasn't defined you know what was awesome kill himself make 55 frightened and you can't pack on any weight can't put any muscle when he went up to 170 we could see who it really is 155 welterweight the other thing is is now. Conor fight that 79s options him play and 70 you play a 55 brought in 70 and I know his team was doing his manager told me about them is they won't be the coma coma Main Event against Nick Diaz and they want the Conor fight


    Joe Rogan Wants to See Francis Ngannou Box
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    layover in fight Saturday don't die Smite them f****** rosenstreich is it destroyed or stroock strike strike I'll have to go to John to John and see if I'm saying it right but I'm pretty sure it's Rosie's dry Kruk rosenstreich 6 for 2:40 giant deer f****** crazy if you don't think rosenstrach and Francis are going to face off what I want to see honestly I want to see Frances fighting boxing a really do I really do I really do I really think I like Wilder that's a fact you get some dude is not going to take I just going to stand in front of him travel 80 + pound right now African muscle and I mean he's literally right out of a movie he was a child working in the f****** sand mind Farmers friendship that's for real man for real he loses to steep a he gets catapulted into the Limelight he's pretty cocky thinks he's going to start stevebay but then he learned from his losses and look where he's at now the ocean it just asking to be champion you still have some Brazilian miles on a used to be real right now but sometimes you know there's lost that happen for guys where you like oh man like they needed those huge bumps in their in their career where it's going to make them go pay off in the end I think it happened with Francis and happened with Darren till now as well I don't know if Francis can immediately be top-level boxers but I know that if they put him against guy who's like a journeyman who's going to stand punches before man he's not going to touch him there's just a different level but the most skilled heavyweight we've seen I know how long Pops at Jazzy's you work with tell me what you guys would do until said he was holding it and like holyfuck math course man and he's just too fast but it's whether or not he would ever be able to stop like stop a takedown a DC takedown or any real heavyweight wrestling you stay there I think they have the most success is Francis cuz I really think that Francis before he gets to the elite levels he's going to start a lot of people I don't know if he can punch as hard as Wilder I don't know cuz why was punches crazy but so is France a 5lb eBay moved away and uses wrestling be still busy but if there was no takedowns at all and he could settle in your system out Mike's f****** crazy I think am I confirmed I think they both agree to it but it hasn't been confirmed. I've seen what that man does the heavyweights in training Corey Anderson it's they forgot about your Highborn your f****** dancing into the cage f*** they don't give a f*** how good are you right now and do you have a solution to it Corey Anderson brings her table and he gets better with every fight in people forget if we getting is better we'll go but you got to watch the fight how about with TVs heavyweight now and now I'm not crazy Steve Bay miocic wants Tyson Fury superfight more than Daniel Cormier Trilogy what does I was thinking technical down 100% he ain't seen nothing like that guy know nothing like a bat out of hell throwing punches at each one of them has concussion written all over it each one of them on anybody and you're a 205 or I mean the best 205 of all time no doubt but if we start John get left hook like the way we talk Gillespie gets head kicked and just flatlined up since then shut out the greater blipsy I know and I I was thinking that was a really tough fight for Kevin Baltimore who trained the guy who you fight like the most go there no black people do that move your ass to class Montreal no black people do that


    Conor Versus Cowboy is Going to be a Sprint Versus a Marathon
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    I was thinking about this Cowboy vs Conor fight that's the most Irish guy versus the most American guy it's Bud Light versus proper whiskey can you add me to his whiskey while Cowboys reaching for his Budweiser it's got to be f****** great Elijah's on TV or watch it live it's going to be f****** great I can't wait and if Connor can you know you can catch him early they can be very interested it's literally in a Sprint vs. Marathon Cowboys stick around and scares me man Cowboy can use his distance and he's very good at doing it you know and you can avoid that straight left a piston the Cowboys better with his feet and also the one thing everyone's forgetting is how we can f****** wrathful mint vanilla submission so if you wants to pull that out at some point of the fight you can definitely do it I don't think you don't think I don't think about that but I think they really do 1% of black and Platinum tattoos on his eyebrow knocks out till now and he's in the heat of this but it gets no traction 3 days notice and fighting a guy and losing is a yes man is like he's just down to fight but but it's at sometimes it's not for the best of his career like when he fought Mazatlan Denver sometime the hometown after the Mike Brown fight we like did you suffered a lot of damn it's like dude fighting Hometown whatever 4 weeks later they all right you don't seem like that usually you're going to be honest with you I'm to the title certain points slow down I'm sure it's paid off he got his golden news goose and his is knowledge of fighting his IQ is at its highest was body still hanging in there but there's a fine line where it's that they were knocked out by Gator right so let's say most odd exception cuz Bernard Hopkins was it'll eat as a boxer with no drugs no nothing also successfully deep in their forties were not on the match know you know me and you know the early days of fighting mad at you got to realize like the early days everything has to have an asterik everything every kind of is the Wild West you know me to have to do that. And you know the early days of fighting matter you got to realize like the early days everything has to have an asterik everything every find of is the wild west was like everyone did it kind of what Level Playing Field


    Will Colby Covington Transition to Pro Wrestling?
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    Nunes and randamie is Delta flight to be one not talking about enough there is do you have the greatest of all time realtor Houston both their styles are very similar the only difference on that you can really see neither guys ever been taken on a fight ever but I would give the finishing power to tomorrow is when I was with you some power just out truck up yeah yeah insane well now is that puts a pace on that you just can't handle you can't handle it but if anybody can handle it if that guy just think about huisman did Woodley takedown defense 100% of 178 who took him out and maybe get submitted a broken rib took a fight early in his career injured I think to get into the UFC in Los Gatos I want to say it was his first fight go to Colby Covington first fight in the octagon where is v i really who did it Worley Elvis play Elvis. dude yep that's exactly what yeah that's exactly where the animals he was not making enough noise it was no one gave a f*** about him and another in the middle of contract negotiations and I think they were threatening to cut him so he says all kinds of crazy s*** about Demian Maia and people pay attention they go okay okay how about this will give you another Brazilian holy s*** wait a minute here wait a minute sew-in doing that he wins the interim title and then there was a bunch of shenanigans they want him to fight in Madison Square Garden he said like I can't like back-to-back that quickly these are a hard-ass cancel this trip them a lot of s*** going a lot of s*** so then they bring back against Robbie Lawler big comeback fight Robbie Lawler is a murderer so we just stayed on them look at his record right the last six all the five last 5 all decisions so it's like if you ain't got all the finished but what he's doing against like Damien mind dos anjos and Robbie Lawler so fun to watch he's breaking and I can't wait for him to drop it did you know why you didn't keep going cuz he he he wants to go to we and they put them on all the steroids why not keep the Hat gimmick going WWE well that would be crazy to do how many guys do you know that are in Camp that I've won f***** up knee weird shoulder or the neck keeps f****** with stassi for his skill-set that motor in that grind like he's a grinder so you got to have it all men I would like to watch History gave me are just kept on a bag and I go I go where you used 150 60% Nick start if you go back to watch his fight with Frank Shamrock he just never gave Frank Hamrick any breaks volume


    Is Georges St-Pierre Done Fighting?
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    like what is he doing how often does it rain all the time machine dude I'm telling you I believe matter Kobe gets injured like really I don't know I don't want to talk to George but man he can he can kill anybody this is going to be interesting to say and he came back and you look f****** better than ever his hands look great as kicks look perfect and everything and that rear naked choke was one of the best rear naked choke to win a title I've ever seen in my life yes it wasn't this one training hard he look better he loves to treat like Saturday he trained he finished all his rounds then he was coaching some blue belt and purple belt and just going to hang out with them talking technique they got to love this stuff you just tell people that you would love something you'll do a lot of time thinking oh my god dude I showed her room with the many times he puts a foam roller against the door like this why did you do that like like I moved it and I put it away eggs because they don't know he put the foam roller there so when they move it when they moving remember it's a cute for him to remember throw it in or is he just it has to be at my pain is going to have to be I don't talk to him like it but I think the thing that's going to motivate him is a mega fight like he doesn't want to be Champion again and fight every 3-4 months I got done that's not gonna happen no more but one Mega fight invite him back for my God fights if you could entice him because he's a competitor my he still training me still in ripped shredded fighting he could do 5 round on me like maybe not right away but he needs a few weeks but you can get in fight shape he's there you know it's the monster man I'm probably like he's he's a very young thirty-eight-year-old cuz I got what's if you I would tell you is 20 years old and that desire to learn and enjoying the train she's always been a martial artist you know and that that desire to learn and that the enjoying the training in the struggle


    Don't Be Fooled: Ari Shaffir Will Out-Eat Everyone at the Table
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    food to will pack on the pounds if you look into some calorie Dental bro there's a place up here where is that place that makes stop in Vallejo really makes that yuhas Korea if I had money I would miss the meat true that's true how you keep your digestive tract clean about that I only eat the filet the real I know you're you can put away some food I guarantee you Ari shaffir will eat you under the table and then place I agree I don't eat that much food but you can if you want I could you could you got a lot of room I think Joanna man just gangster about it it's I think it's competitive make me pay this much and I'm not going to eat more than we had danced till around you, he's f****** thing to be the best he's from Up but he was talking about you saw me how the culture Nelly the comics how they like help each other out and I was like what that's because Joe Rogan cat is the guy that cultivated that kind of atmosphere where you know it's we help each other out in the podcast game in the comics like Jose won't start that and he goes you know who starred in New York and like I don't see the New York I know you guys and Andrew Schulz got a part of the squad over here now but any goes when are removed from LA because of Joe and I moved from La Camden New York he came in there was like fun with you guys eneos when are removed from LA because of Joe and I moved from La can a New York he came in there was like fun with you guys what's wrong with you guys and just kind of like took over in like manner we're going to help each other out man and he's like that and he learn that off to you and all your clothes they took that same attitude brought to New York


    Israel Adesanya vs. Yoel Romero: He Asked for the Beast
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    think about Canelo fight and Sergey kovalev how crazy was that dude Flatline there's some controversy there but with the first one's very controversial play DMV in the arena impersonator out it says it should defense imperator Ryan the two defense on Twitter it says LMAO cuz they got to wait on the UFC it's ridiculous like show a little pride dazn loved it you got can you can you imagine Dana Balan down to the gun listen Floyd's fighting we're not going if we're going to wait for the man who doesn't give a f*** what you got going on how is Nate Diaz versus a special Fight 2 and the thing about making it for the bad motherfuker belt almost like everybody was like yes isn't she fighting her I thought I said no Dana said he personally Dana didn't think that was a good fight for yoel but think about what else is that was a great fight for you respect that you want to fight that f****** monster could even there until Darren till said anybody but you're welcome cowboy hats it was he wanted to be on the undercard of Khan out too soon. Happening I don't think we could be ready to go by then let's January it's not going to happen like that where you know a guy like out of Sonia just sort of starches you like that that requires a reset take your time to take your time then but maybe not I mean maybe he knows better than us I don't know so maybe they can make that happen on you know that March card or maybe yeah maybe sometime in the future this great April card as well right April is the UFC in Brooklyn with Tony and khabib maybe could be on the undercard that's great


    Will Dave Chappelle Ever Do the Joe Rogan Experience?
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    imposter syndrome to men when you when you meet famous people had a phone call with Johnny Depp is doing on my f****** life I'm here having a phone call with Johnny Depp you want to come on the podcast I just want to talk to him duck feels like it's full of s*** everybody feels real joke what in the f*** my doing staring at you how are you a real thing how you really Paul McCartney crazy push it how is an interesting one cuz Dave talked about Mike name is a smart guy man he figured it out he figured out where was slipping away when they were f****** with him when he's doing the Chappelle show he was like you know I want you sit back for a bit to the park in Seattle and speaker and do an impromptu stand-up show and everybody was like what is going and at the time he could have fill up Arenas man crazy I mean still Canton for sure you know still can still does the ones I did with him were phenomenal we had so much fun but he decided to take time off he decided that like let me just sit back and you know this is supposed to step away is the hardest to say no it's the hardest thing he's our biggest genius call me like nobody else to hear what he said that Trevor Noah was on a show and they asked about opening for Dave Chappelle cuz Chappelle bottom on a bunch of date and Trevor Noah was like he was saying he was a while now I'm in the green with Dave Chappelle and goes that I'm thinking I f*** we have me open for all these guys like great comic what do you mean Milton for you and you know I'm feeling better, cuz he knows I can find any funny there's a ton of funny people there's a ton of funny comics years but you're funny and interesting so your point is like we can go to dinner like you're an interesting person and people care about interesting people to commit murder but they're not asking people don't care you can murder in your interesting that's why you're here what is cool man


    Bigfoot Silva Had a Legitimate Reason to Be on TRT
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    IHOP in the training camp is there like the fight like two or three weeks away and I can be healed so you go into the fight like knowing You're vulnerable. What happened before I fought Rothwell end up knocking me out but before that two weeks with a week before my last biking session Shane Carwin knocked me literally cold also why is Shane Carwin trying to knock you out. I think back on it so hard that dude hit so hard he's a guy didn't get a day in the sun either you know he had that lost to Lesnar we came out he was so so you put up so much energy trying to stop Lesnar not hurting anymore both with a ruthless series of uppercuts memory held them with one arm as water right hand cool story lights out and then how about Gonzaga and Bigfoot Silva bare-knuckle that's how they're doing sir they found a bare-knuckle and Gonzaga cheese big silver up is hard to do that was the rudest thing ever because his if you'd like you remembered came on trt you was such a nightmare operation on his pituitary gland tumor that was stopped mean he was literally producing too much growth hormone that's that's why you become a giant like that so then he has his tumor removed and now it is not producing anything right to take stuff how about train with Bigfoot to get ready for big nog and I didn't know they're like best friends and I'm training with great next day I'm like what the f*** is Bigfoot a giant on top of this kind of fat Russian and just f*** you he was a building he was like a building planted on his chest like you're not shaking that off DC 300 lb it's Hedley that's why when you catch a guy to like where you catch him in his career in all in like what kind of testing we talking about the reality of MMA is all when you catch them and what kind of testing


    Firas Zahabi on the Watering Down of BJJ
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    yacht clubs giving away belts with membership so she show up we we count how many times you come to practice and then you have a stripe every so often it's all scheduled we tell you when you're going to get your purple belt already because in the seventies people don't know this Mausoleum of sent the three black belt karate experts to Thailand to Phi ties to ties to the car guys won today in the water down why this Erica karate popular let's take out the sparring if they call the heart training and guarantee this guy a black belt in 4 years 3 years was opposed to taking 10 years the guy down the street going to go out of business why he's charging feet to train your heart and take you 10 years and you going to have pain and suffering where's this guy at your neighbor your competitor down the street he's giving it to you 3 years and you know how much pain and suffering involved so you get The Prestige of a black belt without the heart training top people you don't make you thank God thank God but it's one of the rare ones because yes in karate is a lot of like b******* sparring with and touching each other you know that all sorts of rules and this morning I was like yeah so you never get really backed into a corner that's why it backfires a lot of those guys went to those other kind of school day end up in other academies they could give up that have I've had a purple belt come up to me and say I want to give back my profile. I got a football from a certain school and he went to the basics course in my gym Basics so don't start back Bass Wipeout no yes he was approval Brian went back to wipe out but when I roll with him I was like who the hell like it's not his fault what do you think it was maybe a Blue Bell Blue Bell the definition of blue belt go until your greasy is you can beat a bigger stronger opponent that untrained step you're almost black. You just need to keep training to get to purple is the most painful transition in my opinion and my opinion because most people stop at Blue Army brown belt was the scariest remember you give him a belt you can carry more than one like you said Jiu-Jitsu people walking from out of town to jump into your class so yeah I know Bluetooth killing your ground up it's embarrassing for him I think there's a there's also a situation where these people are realizing that hey if you have you know x hundred students and they're paying $150 a month you can get this amount of money and Mathematics and they realize they look I am only making x amount of money I can make triple that if I just lighten up on people that you have to sell digital gift to change you didn't you didn't learn it like this and you can tap you know if you get caught an armbar even though the guy's not yanking on it past the point where it's going to snap their they're showing some control they catch you in an armbar they know they happen you have to tap you just go again I mean you can get infinite lives if you had me for a long time special training versus grappling training is one of the things that really Gracie Jiu-Jitsu from the other martial arts is that you you can learn in a real situation so like if you were in a street fight with jiu-jitsu and you grab a hold of a guy it's so normal the guys going full blast you don't do that you don't need different very very very different cuz lot of people that have black belts in karate that we get f***** up in street fight by guy who's quick who can get hard who just knows how to just hit you a mean person that's been a lot of street fights and knows how to punch in the face for real karate instructors out there that have a real good karate student but the vast majority of them sold out people for real most digits using yet though Yeah Yeahs karate is not legit yeah it's not it's not susceptible as much because you have to roll or like Givenchy you couldn't have gone to prevent without rolling but they have their ways why they have their ways like if you have a good chicken like a kid who's liked they know he's going to compete the hold them back they have a guy was a lawyer and boost them up faster you know it has to be still a purity to the game you know they can't I hope they don't try to water at all cuz I think it's going to backfire in the end because it has like so many guys come from other schools to my gym and like I don't tell you what belt am like really what they're embarrassed to tell me what don't they are it was grimy when you did it you were getting fighting with a bunch of people that seen the UFC every like holyshit it was me it was like I realized that I was so vulnerable I had these ideas y know how to kickbox I've no Taekwondo I know how to handle myself and then I do Jiu Jitsu just getting mauled I mean just just meant by people my size just manhandling me I got killed my first day and I loved it though cuz you realize so much to learn and it would show me what they didn't I was like mine blow my mind blow it's interesting how vulnerable you really are like it when you when you first learn when you first few days of classes it's different than almost anything else cuz you feel like there's nothing you could do to get out of it you know what I mean like I felt like sparring when I Spar when kickbox bar with people they were better than me Mike at least I can move wish I could avoid this guy few rounds my fight defensively don't extend myself you know don't leave anything hanging out there just play tight to my chest to keep keeps fights parksmart I know this person better than me but I can get through this round against a black belt when I was white belt or a blue belt number like there's nothing there's not a thing I can do is 100% positive it's about her what he's practicing on me it's not a thing I can do is 100% positive he's going to tap me it's about her what he's practicing on me it's fun. The guy on top of you is not being a nice way


    Penn Jillette Has Never Done Drugs | Joe Rogan
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    it's just that that whole idea that you've got to decide my life is so heavily affected by drugs even though I had this whole you know I'm not going to do any drugs night why did you have that decision I don't know I don't know drugs other than navigation surgery deep enough injuries that I have excuse keep getting surgery cuz you love drugs dentist told the nurse what he'd given me in terms of painkillers and she took that as what she was supposed to give me a loan instantly double the dose and I was so f****** high out of my mind and I that way but I told my wife through my Hayes of not knowing who I was call Trey Parker while you're f***** up oh my God how long does it take you to get to you remember anything and trace of the next day I was right you should be high different kinds of of the people of Earth which I often do we don't want to see your I motherfuker don't do it says no trace and but you said I think we've learned all there is to know and I don't need to do it I said that was wrong experience psychedelics don't think psychedelics are a totally different they don't take you out Sam Harris and Sam Harris is the one who got me meditating which took him years of arguing with me and now it's been three or four years that I have not missed a day and I missed a day you you have a problem here's one of the problems you're very intelligent you're also very large and you're very articulate and people like to hear you talk so you just talk and you can take over you could overrun thing and you can make an argument that people just go all right and that's good if you're trying to win an argument but sometimes it's bad to taken ideas and remember when I have that conversation actually write thank you when I had that conversation with you I remember saying I'm going to revisit this someday and one day I want to get 10 f***** up on mushrooms that's what I remember thinking like it might be a good thing for what the best thing for you would be something that doesn't take very long just so you can eat like DMT that's one because it takes like 15 minutes and it's over and then your body brings it back to Baseline almost immediately so you literally travel to another dimension and then your back and you don't have to worry about any overdosing because it's an endogenous chemical your body knows exactly what to do with it so one of the quickest chemicals that your body can break down and bring back to Baseline in my defense from the very beginning of my not doing drugs which is of odd on kind of kind of Baseline I always left the door open for for psychedelics. What I what I dislike the most was wine with dinner really I dislike the most social kind of lubrication past tense and I always left open the possibility of some of the more intense stuff wine with dinner is delicious it's one of the rare delicious drugs like I like whiskey but let's be honest it tastes like s*** it's weird you're drinking the subject but you know one of my many problems PPL more than one Ohio but I have no skill at moderation I'm 64 years old and I've never been able to do anything with moderation so I think if you told me we're going to do acid for the rest of our lives every single day you could make that argument the idea for me that's hard like I said but I said I was meditated I haven't missed a day maybe you should microdose it baby did you microdosing do it now and I want to think about it a little bit before I thought it would be pretty boss only in back Generations teetotalers so there is never alcohol in the house never I never saw my parents take a drink when it was on TV it was a totally different thing it just didn't happen I did anything ever preached about it they never said don't drink they never said don't do drugs you just never was in the house and not statistically has a huge effect on people and then the first people I fell madly in love with you know Lenny Bruce Jimi Hendrix had been in my mind killed by drugs and I kind of said boo people that have this kind of personality when they get into drugs they sometimes have trouble and I think that maybe being 19 years old and trying to get into show business then maybe being the sober one allowed the Dumber guy to do a little better you know and everybody else kind of get out of my way as ever f***** up some of the time I could get other stuff done and then that starts reinforcing let me know longer buy drugs and I kind of said boo people that have this kind of personality when they get into drugs they sometimes have trouble and I think that maybe being 19 years old and trying to get into show business then maybe being the sober one allowed the Dumber guy to do a little better you know is everybody else kind of get out of my way as ever f***** up some of the time I could get other stuff done and the next Sharks reinforcing


    Penn Jillette on What Trump is Really Like | Joe Rogan
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    you might get a lot of I got a lot of s*** for this when I talked about a little bit on my podcast but you know I was in the room with Trump a lot you know I did two tours and I did two tours of Duty and that's what we do and I went on with one idea in my head you know Annie dookhan other poker player she been on the year before and I said why am I going on a man who sell tickets and that's that's just a done deal or am I going on what's my real goal and she said go on and show that atheist can be kind they'll be your only goal for the whole show because they're going to jump on you for being atheist and just show that you're the one it's mad the least you're the one that you you're the nicest guy on there and you're the hardcore atheist and I went okay that's a good goal but then you sit in the room and I don't know how will you know the president United States I don't want to know him at all but you spend about two or three hours every other day sitting in a room across the table like this with a cam you can put your hands on hands on it because it might more it Fremont it literally tell you don't put your hands on the table and you have to sit up straight and the camera if you're like the team captain we find the way they hated if you call them team captain I'd like to have it you or some sort of business jargon and that's the thing that everybody else on the shell would say we're going to the boardroom now when I say no we're going on to the boardroom sick so it wasn't a real board worm overflowing NBC. Sitting puts up the s*** I didn't get your camera that your hero camera that's over your shoulder that shooting Trump so you can't lean into the camera and they want a little piece used to can't leave out of the camera so that you've got about two hours where you sit up straight and you can't move side-to-side if you can't put your hand to the table and you listen to someone speak for 2 hours they're going to try to edit out to get 3 min where he sounds okay okay what does he have to say for 2 hours. He would talk I mean things obviously have changed but he would talk about I was reading this blog on the internet that said I didn't sell my property for enough and I bought it for $3 and I sold it for 4 million isn't that a profit isn't that a profit what do you think is not a prophet that would be a million-dollar Doolittle okay who was this is somebody on the internet okay you be arguing in front of us with perhaps a 18 year old guy on the internet and thought that Donald Trump should have made more from a real estate deal and this is something he really concentrate on and he seems to still to this day I thought he was wonderful is job you know if you had someone was actually a business person on that show would be the worst show in the world because Bill Gates would make proper decisions that would be no surprise if you want someone capricious and crazy with no filter that's what you want right and that's what we got so he's makes arbitrary decisions that you try another human brain tries desperately to make those make sense payments and Swine actually actually a Donald Trump junior said to me you have all the people we've had a Michelle you seem like the only person who's ever like my father did you actually seem to like that but I said you don't I have a Fascination and a respect and a affection for people who are able to get out of their filters and I said some people do that with pure genius play Bob Dylan some people do with bravery like Lenny Bruce some people do it with drugs you know Neil Young perhaps Jimi Hendrix perhaps and most people do with a mixture of stuff but I said the loneliest monk said the genius is the one who is most like himself and I said with some sort of mental problems coupled with and a lack of compassion your father is somehow found a way to throw off the filters and I will listen to Tiny Tim talk on tape for hours because I like that little bit of Asperger's and all that other stuff I'm not assuming I'm not qualified. is that much but when I do and I listen to Lenny Bruce talk forever and Donald Trump had the dark side of that it was almost like when I was hitchhiking around the country and you're homeless and s*** and you'd end up in a biker place and you know some Clubhouse and some guys just holding port and ranting I've always been interested in the people who are out on the margins you know and what what Donald took as affection like I guess was a bit of affection but it's also that if you have thrown off some filters I'll listen to your talk and so that was that was very very strange and then I really did spend a lot of time kind of sticking up for Donald Trump saying that is interesting stuff there and yeah he's he's crazy and he's venal and he's empty stop that you've never seen before you have never seen someone who has never laughed sincerely and never made a joke never laugh sincerely Twitter did you see the thing you did on Twitter the other day we put a picture of Trump Tower in Greenland they said I promise not to do this I mean I left that was funny Trump Tower in the middle of Greenland I never shot with people very much on


    What's Dangerous About the Team Mentality
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    I found when my when I when I change my diet so radically that my comfort Foods changed and my habits changed and what I like to know a lot of that is because of gut bacteria microbiome fascinating I wrote in my book I wrote a lot of stuff about I am an unethical Beacon I'm not doing this for any sort of animal instrumental lack of animal cruelty nothing strictly Health that's why I'm doing the plants and his story and this has happened to a lot of friends of mine to change that after whatever it takes and people are guessing like 3 months or months of of no animal products those little critters eating s*** in your in your die like the meat stuff and they're not giving that feedback loop and I just found a real emotional change we're all of a sudden I went I don't want to be part of that of the suffering yeah it was really strange how that changed and it really felt to me I'm so want to hardcore atheist as you know and I don't believe in a mind-body operation at all and yet I seem to believe that when I was 350 lb that none of that affected my emotion and then I lost all this weight and found they were so many changes in me but seem to be intellectual and emotional and actually I had a lot of evidence were physical well then Ronnie Depot a lot of people make these assumptions that you know you are not your body and a lot of very intelligent people they issue working out and they don't want to exercise and they find it like it's a vanity thing it it seems egotistical they they don't they don't like it and so they put it in this category of kind of Knucklehead dumb things to do but your body and your mind are all in the same house is filled with s*** it doesn't help the way you think I mean I completely believe that it wasn't with it that I was like thinking that I was living this lie no two thousand-year-old idea of Littles Munch Euless was kind of living inside me was this pure pain and then the body is just the vehicle is driving around hell if an action is not true help you with that I think knowing you as long as I've known you you are an intense thinker and you your mind is something you mean you cherish your thoughts and you you embrace them and you're you're very intelligent guy and I think you just probably rejected the idea that there was anything outside of the mind that had any influence on you we also talked about this I was also you know I was the biggest guy to ever go through my school so small High School in Western Massachusetts you know so I was I was six 7 and they wanted me to center of the basketball team they want all this stuff and those kinds of people in that kind of culture you know I wanted to listen to music I wanted to read and I set up this you guys were physical I don't like you I'm on a different team competitions and teams became a team thing and to think I have two choices 1 or 7 billion and there's no teams between I can either be myself or I can be one of all Humanity I would even say 7 billion let's say 108 billion the number of people who've lived in history you know those are the people I can be is why I'm trying to not end this is impossible to do by the way I'm talking about how I'm explain to you how I'm driving myself crazy I'm trying to not think ever of awesome them but I'm trying to save those of us who voted for Trump those are to believe this was always us because man I'm so f****** sick of teams and I even look back and go you know I love The Velvet Underground I hated the f****** Eagles and that was a f****** team at that was manipulated and forced upon you don't need me I wanted to be the kind of guy that went from you know Zappa The Velvet Underground to Bob Dylan that was all okay in the Eagles and the Doobie Brothers not what I listen to I'm just trying to let that go yeah you wanted to be one of the cool kids you want that you got to say we were the cool kids that's a hundred billion of lived on this planet but yeah that's a great way to look at things and I think I wish people taught them School the dangers of being involved in teams because we get involved in teams in terms of like you know we playing basketball or whatever but but teams in terms of like the what what I believe versus what you believe and I think we're experiencing. play right now with the most polarizing time and in my lifetime that I never ever had a second worldwide yes and I also know that's why I said you know I try to go with the Velvet Underground the Eagles because that's where I can really see where I'm wrong you know that I'm wrong Victim of Love that's a great God damn song American vape and it's just insane and I also know that's why I said you know I try to go with the Velvet Underground the Eagles because that's where I can really see where I'm wrong yeah you know that I'm wrong how you deny Victim of Love that's a great goddamn song


    What Makes Mexican Fighters So Powerful?
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    just not where you at all so khabib Tony I'm like f*** you finally best fight skill-wise all-time lightweight division one of Best Buy 2DS get ever make same place Brooklyn Brooklyn might have food getting taken down not at all not at all enjoy it you're just fighting off his back he loves it you're going to get that V I think you can get on the greatest trilogies of making a perfect kind of went with everything arms and with legs I mean he beat Kevin Lee with a triangle how many people did Darth how about that Barboza fight which is so hard to do remember Tony doesn't get tired doesn't guitar it's a wave it's at low wave sew-in v he's actually better than it was in the how is that possible what the f*** is he doing strength and conditioning while other people are not always been that way everybody else keep going go to the bag or run sprints he just he's just in his DNA to keep going you talked to Eddie about it like dude I'm doing 6 hour long practices are they said there's no one like him and they said that everybody else gets exhausted all the people the train with him they're all getting exhausted and he's slapping them running hills does you tell Sprint slaps everybody I mean just afraid cardio actually he said I think a lot of is just like powerful Mexican genetic Mexican DNA says hold here's the really crazy thing ready for this yeah if Andy Ruiz lost all the fat on his body how much is Inky weigh is weight a boy but I just wanted to succeed against Anthony Joshua in the first fight do 562 my truck is very similar both of them but if you think about like Roy's belly remember like Frank was taken with everybody 19 stones into pounds drive to 6870 bro 511 to 70


    Ben Askren Probably Shouldn’t Have Trash Talked Jorge Masvidal
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    UCB toward getting ready for one FC come get some come get some he can have under those loser guidelines think of it for three more years in the country to watch now then get out now we don't even have anything to do with that perfect I'm eating Whole Foods going to yoga class killing it is going to fight again too he's going to drop down to 55 so here is getting ready dude I mean four Anderson to be lost and then the Anderson fight you know he was a little smooth in that fight you didn't look like the Vitor that fought in the cold or the Vitor that fought Michael Bisping or Henderson that was the six feet or so is it we're dealing with a different animal what poor souls going to fight feet on the juice hey man isn't enough at this age you know is it enough you know maybe they've got some straight-up murder is over in 1/2 C Eddie Alvarez what's his name so you can so you can probably go be Brandon Vera man that's his name I think it paid off for the UFC cuz you wouldn't have mazatzal Superstar without what happened Ben askren I think Ben you know it work for both won championship in UFC it worked out for sure it'll work for Ben to give me a lot of money over set when I had left Bellator to UFC illegitimately does I love Panama I love bed but also know people dog about stuff like that like to what about what about the guy who was retired had everything going for him right where he's living has the wrestling camp was like yeah right I'll fight the best the best of UFC will do that tomorrow is good although what you say talkingshit Tomas what all will heat but that's that's his game remember Demian Maia beat Montreal the one of the last fights that moms that are lost was to Demian Maia I'm pretty sure lose my mind if I remember he lost a really close wonder wonder boy were you last night is ridiculous so ugly this day to that this day I'll be driving my f****** car also Demian Maia laws burns like a f****** STD hilarious hilarious sometimes I'll be driving down the road and I think it Demian Maia having a response back and the referee stepping in thinking about that rap poem Demian Maia off Guzman's back on 2016 it was so dumb insane psychiat he got to the spot that's the spot next thing you know who knows what happened at the spot but it's his spot in the world on the ground and then eventually wants to go to the grant would you want to do have a kick boxing fight is going to be moments we want to go to the ground okay now if you look at when and this is obviously different cuz it's just MMA it's just grabbing on MMA but he trolled with Marcelo Garcia and if you watch Marcelo Garcia strangled Ben askren over and over and over again that's what I was thinking of his back is pretty similar to straight Jiu-Jitsu because Ben or Damien aren't really granted powers maybe Damian Marley. The Ben askren standard assault because you so brutally k out need to go maybe because that same dude Vitor Belfort cut a giant hole above his head he was a super jacked really powerful black dude God damn it I can't remember his name pull up Travis Luder not Eastman Marvin Eastman for Travis Lutheran Travis Schlueter caught Marvin Eastman with a punch at the very end of the punch it was one of the weird and knock out so you'll ever see go back right here right after that watch this home very end of the punch and the punch strange but Marvin Eastman have been kayode the word was got killed twice in Camp with Tito LOL word I don't know if that's true if it's wrong forgive me but it is not the Travis couldn't punch he certainly could but that one didn't make sense now not like that and you just went out so sometimes guys have been ko'd recently you know how it is they just doesn't work anymore he certainly could but you know how it is it just doesn't work anymore maybe I maybe thought they couldn't take a shot


    Joe Rogan: You Can Make a Solid Argument That Tyson Fury Got Robbed
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    if you were to to me is the heavyweight fight that's the heavyweight fight not really interested in this by Joshua Joshua Joshua was like I used to be Josh number one The Golden Child and heating ocelots we fell off but while. Just been doing their thing well this is the fight that I want to see more than anything is Wilder Fury 2 that's the number one tip because the first one was so controversial argument that Tyson Fury got robbed Ohana Brissette the old the only argument for a job there wild or is you know he did not come down fight fight fight you know it's in the streets and two guys were going at it like that and one guy drop it on blast them and then dropped him in the end and is laying on his back and he got up and did they know it's the end of the round they decided it was the end of the fight you would say man I think he won he f***** I do. But as far as boxing rules go Deontay Wilder I like to draw did the most damage in the fight so I was like what is a drama that he gets dropped in the final round right loses one point for sure right it's definitely now a 10-8 round for Tyson for Deontay Wilder after that knocked down with a bad knocked out 9/8 what is that then if it's a 10 point must system how does it work does it mean that would it go back to even can you have a 77 round ball drop each other twice I don't think so I don't think so no right what happened to her twice I don't think something so no right what happened to her


    Zach Bitter Set 100 Mile World Record (in 11 Hours) | Joe Rogan
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    play the record you broke you ran 24 in less than a hundred miles and it's a 24 hour time. But you did in 11 hours and 41 minutes yeah so it was yeah let me explain a little bit there so it was the event itself was called six days in the dome and really what it was was you could do anything from a 24-hour vent to a 48 or vent to a Six-Day event just see how far you can run within that time frame vines that event but yeah so I've been it's interesting because there's not a lot of time to events that are necessarily structured 400-mile or for like 12 hours Salat times you find yourself jumping into some of these other events that are longer in duration and just kind of using them as a way to try to run fast hundred-mile-an-hour or a fast 12-hour so the race director for for that particular event had reached out to me cuz he he he's known me for a while and knew that I was charging fast times and just said he got to school event set up at the Olympic Training Facility in Milwaukee Wisconsin at the Pettit Center and I think it would be pretty conducive for fast for Fast Times and and asked if I wanted to do it so I actually didn't have an ideal timeline to that I would have normally wanted to work with in terms of getting ready for it but the training went really well and I went there targeting the Hundred Mile world record which was 11 hours 28 minutes and 3 seconds that ended up running 11 hours 19 minutes and 13 seconds for a hundred miles and then since we have like a hundred mile distance and also this 12-hour time to event kind of structure you can find yourself if you're under 12 hours kind of double dipping and getting two events for the price of one I guess you could say so I kept running after I hit a hundred miles and ended up going a hundred four point eight miles total in the 12 hour time frame so that was another record minutes and 48 seconds for a pace for a hundred miles is f****** bunkers that is so fast that's so crazy that's such a fast-paced man yeah you know it's funny like when you look at it cuz I think sometimes people look at like a hundred miles and 11 hours and 19 minutes and there's not a lot of contacts in their mine unless they're kind of familiar with ultra-marathon running start to break it down until like the subcategories where it's like well that's like for the next 3 hours Bonds in a row or I can't remember how many or what the 5K time is there's a 63015 Cays at some sometime for sub 3 hour marathon in a row but I wouldn't classify myself as a carnivore or you want to claim you and we discussed this last time you were here where you can you take in a lot of glucose and you you wrap up your carbohydrates considerably before a race bike what is what is your what is a daily diet say in training that you're preparing for something like that's what's a daily diet for you like yeah yeah so yeah let's jump into that I think there is some new ones within that even because when you think of my lifestyle the way I like described it as if you took a calendar year and you grab a single day out of there and you grab the day where I was like a peek Training Day the recovery day those are like so drastically different in terms of my energy my energy demands so like things tend to fluctuate quite a bit and changed quite a bit and I think that's often times what confuses people cuz they wanted it they look at what I'm doing say on race day are they look what I'm doing on one of my Big Workout days or my rest day and think that's what I'm doing across the board so you when you get the folks hangover Zach follows a carnivore diet they're probably looking at like a post-race recovery day where then I might be eating almost all just to animal products lot of eggs a lot of salmon you know red needs that sort of stuff but if you pick a day out where I'm doing like a big training day doing like a 30 mile run or something like that that's where I'm going to bring back some the carbohydrates try to stop limit that activity and the best way to maybe describe it is you know there's like this this kind of train low-rate I or this car. Ization concept that's getting more momentum behind it in a more studies and science behind it to there's some interesting up folks that are looking into this anymore. if it's a really interested in doing a deep dive in it there's a guy named dr. Mark Bob's you go to book called Peak any kind of dives into kind of like some of the nutrition science where it's been and kind of where it's it's kind of heading and and highlight some of that in one of the big things they say they're starting to recognize that even with the elite athletes when you're pure dies in your training like I do your nutrition tributing. Eyes as well as pretty clear that like if you're doing a work and you taking glucose or fructose I think most sign says a two-to-one ratio is ideal for maximizing the money you can take in that any you're going to give yourself an advantage that's like Rocket Fuel so then it becomes a question of like do you need that 100% of the time or do you even want to do it a hundred percent of time cuz when we look at his ass was that the real limiter is your got so like on paper to absorption yeah yeah there's a finite amount you can absorb and you increase the amount you can up you can absorb on average if you have that 2 to 1 ratio vs all of one or the other so two glucose to one sucrose for glucose vs. sucrose is that more like a refined sugar yeah yeah yeah I think like the way I like the most most likes Sports supplements and things like that are going to be designed to kind of meet those those specific because they're looking at the literature and they're seeing like okay this is how you got but yeah so like really went to the question that I think needs to be asked with a lot of the stuff is like if I want to make workout feel as easy as possible if I'm trying if I can get in like say 60 grams of carbohydrate per hour it's probably going to do that like my Pace my perceived effort at that pace is probably and fill easier but then you have to ask a question like how often do you needed to feel that easy so for me the answer to that is like well if I'm usually really strenuous or something that's in a little bit of a gray area where it's just fast enough to dip into glycogen stores but just blowing up that I can do it for quite a while and maybe in a couple hours then you're kind of in this area where that could be an advantage for you from forming standpoint but I'm going out for an easy run of like 60 to 90 minutes and it's going to be like a 223 out of 10 perceived effort anyway like there's no real need for me to be hitting glucose during that or you know sports drink during that to make that feel even easier yet cuz my goal isn't necessarily so you know make an easy run till even easier I guess it's the way. easy nothing just Astros to few dozen miles and I think that that also brings up a really good point to wear like a lot of this stuff when we're looking at carbohydrate usage and performances were looking at Elite athletes were looking at folks that are training for like you know the Olympics you know sometimes or even Olympic medalist and that's just not a very good comparison I think to the average person is out there running you know they're they're getting their purposes are different know their jackets are different for the lights are very different like one is basically everything around us to stick to a specific date and distance and trying to run as fast as I can on that date another person maybe trying to run as fast as they can fit so many other factors in life like the other work their relationships there you know the level of training or a cable to have with the time they have and then also like you imagine your own health and nutrition because like you know at least athletes don't have a very Rosy picture in terms of long-term health either so for someone who's like you know maybe 10-20 lbs overweight he's trying to run to get into shape for trying to get into shape or something like that that they're probably thinking just much about health is they are both performance so for them to be you know shuttling in 60 grams of carbohydrate every hour during training and racing is is probably not the direction to they want to go now when you get ready to do something like this Hundred Mile Run how many miles do you run in a typical day and do ramp that up or do you just give yourself a base and know that you can push through a kind of how do you handle that yeah so I will build up my training the way I describe it is like I'm always focusing on specificity kind of being King so depending on the race distance and the intensity is kind of how I'm going to structure my workouts so the rule of thumb that I use is the closer I get to the workout the more specific to work outside you are going to be towards that race distance and intensity so for me what that oftentimes mean since I'm training like hundred mile distance races is early in a black I might be doing some like shorter interval work like vo2max like an example that would maybe like a 3-minute I'm almost all out after it followed by like a 3-minute recovery Jog and then another 3-minute interval like that some of those real short interval sessions and how many of those would you do in a row how many Sprints vs. recovery yeah I'll start like pretty easy by 3 on that and what my goal really is to every week is that kind of build volume within that so that first week it might be just three of them but buy likes 88th week I might do a total of like 24 to 27 minutes with a volume within that vehicle contact so it's it's a really interesting cuz like you know I could go out on any one day and do like maybe 10 of those but if I do that and then it takes me like a week and a half to recover from that session it's not nearly as probably a fact of it if I spread that out a little bit and said to divide 5 by 3 and 5 by 3 3 days after they give your body a chance to recover and build versus just destroying it on one and then feeling like s*** for a couple weeks exactly I like to I like to call it Mike Rowe stressing when I'm working with folks and my own training and like we want a micros if you want to stress you just enough to elicit a response and she get stronger and we want to do that over and over and over again that you where are you are you know who Pablo. Shalini is yeah yeah instead of doing all these sets to failure you would just do like half of what you're capable of and then do it again in in more frequent Pace like a do it again get on Wednesday due to get on Friday and then give yourself a lot of time in between each individual activity to particularly training for strength he actually recommend as much as 10 minutes of recovery in between sets which is kind of crap me most of the time for that you know six sacks is an hour and it seems like just laying around the gym people if you were getting people to mock you but that's his protocol I think if you can build that volume in a in a micro stressing or in like a sustainable way that's what's going to keep you or get you strong and it's also going to make it less likely to get injured how much time do you need if you got up to that insane Pace that you did when you run a hundred miles when if you took like a week off for 2 weeks how much would you lose not much in that amount of time especially at that intensity so the thing is is like 48 mile Pace we need to be kind of relative about it so like for me but when I'm out training when I'm not when I'm not when I'm fully recovered that's like a pretty reasonable Pace from an intensity standpoint so the interesting thing about Ultra marathoning is race pace is sometimes faster than even some of your easiest runs in training so your training is kind of all what we call it over speed training where are the most endurance events from like the 1500 up to like the marathon the majority of your going to be Subway space and then you're going to have like depending on the program you don't maybe twenty 30% of that be like over speed training or is it well just because the relative duration of the event is so long like you know I can't run faster if I run too fast and it just going to end badly for me but why is that with Marathon so is like the amount of stress you put on your body so if I GO train to Pekin say a marathon my my Max potential pays for that wouldn't be sustainable to do every run so I'd be running I be running too hard too fast too often and then we getting it at that kind of situation overtime before where you're starting a macro stress vs. micro stress so if you run a marathon what is your standard marathon pace a little goofy where I competed in high school and college and then I did some marathons but not really in a structured Manner and then I got an ultra-marathon running slow we done what I would consider a real legitimate marathon training program so you're basically saying marathons for pussies right is everything just said it I actually think the marathon the hardest event of them all but it's just long enough you make a mistake you going to pay for that for quite some time so you're on such a Razor's Edge and you're also just one tiny mistake away from things going really and what you're saying about mistake you talking about pacing like to go out to hard yeah I see your watch what is it what kind of watch you wearing it's a Quarles Apex I'm never heard of that one before GPS watch one of those kind of big players historically Vincent Owen Garmin and corals kind of came to Market a few years ago they wanted to try to make like take that high in technology but make it maybe later affordable and also make it user-friendly cuz now everyone's they care more about the post workout or the post run data that you're uploading to these platforms like Strava so like corals kind of made it a big point to make it real user-friendly on that and so you like I get done with the run a tight load up the app and it's up on Strava like within a few seconds sometimes and then go dissect all the data like how much elevation gain and loss your pace per mile I am you can use it for running or cycling or hiking or mountaineering or anything like that it's got like all those kind of bells and whistles on it so so if you're my question was like it so if you're running how about you are you're checking your watch if you're doing a marathon you making sure that you're not going crazy cuz it's it is it otherwise you just have to kind of gauge it just based on the pack and based on how you feel yeah and I think that's actually a good Ultra marathoning I think the metric that people should dial in the most is the rate of perceived exertion is that something that's not going to necessarily lie to you like if you based your thing yourself up heart rate exclusively or a pace exclusively you can find yourself like justifying something that's not necessarily where you need to be and it's something like that malfunctions in that was your like only compass then you're in trouble so I like when I'm doing my training and I'm working with other folks I like to use heart rate and I like to use pacing and stuff like that but ultimately I'm trying to get the person to really understand like how hard is this effort and across-the-board from like very easy to very difficult and then when we comes time to race we can kind of dialing like this is the intensity or trying to look for so that they can kind of feel that out to use a metric you say like how do you feel 7 to 10 yeah pretty much have a scale of 1 to 10. I'll use a lot of times in the whole variety like most people are going to be using some sort of like probably like zone system of training where there's like there's numbers that are associated with heart rate ranges or intensities and it'll be descriptors and you'll just one through neither some that are kind of 1 through 5 and 1 through 10 and is it weird to write because it's okay it's subjective mean the whoop whoop strap is something I wear and that uses something like that like what what's your perceived exertion am I overlooking the bar right I don't know what does that mean like it's so hard to gauge your perceived exertion especially when the workouts over yeah it was hard what that means it is very subjective I think it's one of those things where it falls into the same category that a lot of endurance events are where he's got to be patient and really work on kind of understanding that from experience to like you you find out like oh I went and did this workout and I thought that was the right pace inattentive turned out to be a little too fast I'm sorry but do do keeping a diary like today felt like this and this was an issue when I felt like I didn't have enough fluids or do do anything like that not so much anymore I did it a lot when I was in college and I did a lot when I first started when I was really trying to learn my body and going to learn what things mean and and and how I respond to them but now I've been kind of doing it long enough where I have enough of a of a understanding of kind of how like when things go wrong like why they did or something went really well like why it did that I don't feel like I need to take as detailed notes but I think it's really valuable for someone who's special while they're trying to learn rate of perceived exertion can really dial those things in it's probably worth a lot of worth a lot worth your time to write that stuff down so that they can look back at it and they have that resource available to them as their kind of reflecting on things to really truly prepared for that is based on what how you're at right now and what your Baseline is like what kind of preparation you've done before you knew that this race was available to you like how do you do that back to where we were before cuz they're going to talk about the VO2 max workout early in my training plan because Dad intensity is very unspecific to a hundred-mile you paste you know that you'll be able to max workouts are much closer to something shorter like a 5k so what are you trying to do with those VO2 workouts you just trying to elevate your your base yeah like just like the look of the different systems of training and that's kind of a higher intensity system so it's not very relevant to the race Pace that I'm doing specifically but it's not your relevant to My overall like aerobic efficiency so like by doing some of those bastards stuff things you can work on things like your form and just because when you're running that fast like things tend to be a little more dialed in and it just expand basically what you do is you give yourself kind of a bigger range of what your potential is going to be when you start focusing more in on like the aerobic side of things that we're going to see like as I would move further down in the training plan so once I kind of do that section of training to answer your question. Ideally I'll have maybe about since I'm coming into most programs not completely out of shape like four months is kind of a sweet spot for me that were to see you liked as I would move further down in the training plan so once I kind of do that section of training to answer your question. Ideally I'll have maybe about since I'm coming into most programs not completely out of shape like four months is kind of a sweet spot for me


    Does Regenerative Agriculture Scale? w/Zach Bitter | Joe Rogan
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    definitely go down a bunch of different rabbit holes like you did we got a lot of some of the protein researchers come on and talk about some of that stuff like doctors to fill up sore breasts to fill up so fast down Layman Professor San Antonio what is the quality versus early I just may be the best way to look at it like the bioavailability of different protein sources and things like that and there's it seems like something that we would have figured out already but they're so I guess some Nuance with that even and now we're that they're saying that there's probably reason to believe that our our recommendation should be higher than what happened historically especially for athletes in elderly folks and you mean the RDA Z's right yeah something like that and I think I think they may be learning more to about just kind of what role pro team plays in bone helped to as opposed to just people think of protein is just as building block for muscle but there's a lot that goes into it with with bone bone out as well so those guys that were really interesting to hear hear about it we did a lot of stuff with the ranchers and some of the like the Savory salads in folks come on the show and talked about kind of that practice forces going to your standard agricultural production methods and things like that and Joel salatin what it what is Savory when you mean I would like Allan Savory Ted Allan Savory Joel salatin Will Harris from White Oak pastures on Bobby Gale he's part of the Savory Institute, share with us like kind of where that stuff is accident has a lot of guesswork and unanswerable questions at this point with with that some of that stuff cuz we're projecting like no way down the road with some of this with those guys to just like kind of what it's doing to the soil Health in the soil quality so one thing I've learned that was interesting was that I mean we kind of start to like throw a lot of these different like quote-unquote regenerative type practices into one bucket or one category when in reality there's a lot of different variants within them so someone can say like all regenerative agriculture is going to save the planet and then someone would dig up a bunch of studies that show like will know exactly doesn't do any and then like yeah, I'm confused is all in on this regenerative agricultural think but it is there a is there a real evidence that you can have a zero carbon gain yeah I mean it's the net positive the idea is that if you use regenerative agriculture meaning the animals graze their you're not talkin mono crop environments that these cows graze on Open Fields and then they shed all over the place and then you know that that s*** becomes manure and that this actually helps the plant life grow and all the stuff sort of it all becomes a part of a cycle that this regenerative practice is actually instead of raising the carbon footprint and actually makes a carbon-neutral footprint yeah yeah and I think we're sometimes it gets confusing as if you go and you just look at studies honor generator culture you get a lot of mixed information so what I was told and I'm still kind of going down this rabbit hole. In the way I like to look at all these type of things as I try to like look at one side of the story and then look the other side and see where the counters are tooth and it's going to go back and forth until you hit a dead end and then you know if you hit a dead end like that's where you're at for now until you've something else gets introduced in where I got to now is that when you're looking for these studies on kind of what practice is going to be good in terms of soil regeneration you have to look up adaptive multi Paddock grazing because if you look up like holistic or regenerative agriculture you're going to get a whole mess of the different ranges are different types of it and your summer effective some aren't so it's really hard to kind of peace out you know who's got the accurate stuff in that and I think ultimately some of the stuff is a weeds don't know yet rotational grazing from what I understand but you're kind of moving the the herd along to the different products and then they're like you know they're doing their thing in a what would you consider like a natural way likely would have been before we came in and shot all the Buffalo and all that stuff and then they're rotating it so the way I've been treated like the more of those products you can get the better because then you're letting the the soil in the and everything in there like really killed and in developed a deep root system as well some of that microbiome like all the insects and things that would be in there and all that stuff so you need massive amounts of land and massive amounts of areas for them to graze I think I think you would need I think the more the better is probably the way to look at it but hopefully that the soil biology but the thought of part that I thought was really interesting as with the world Harris White Oak pastures thing they just I think this study is maybe over utilize bye-bye like the the pro regenerative a multi-product group to degree cuz it's like it's what they have to answer this is the way we we found a way we can eat meat and I feel bad yeah and it's the thing that's compelling about that to me is the way it kind of happened was essentially what happened was Will Harris and why do patchers they were there raising raising animals for epic bar like that that was one of their buyers and epic bar got acquired by he was General Mills and so General Mills looked at What epic bar with claiming when they were the independent and they were saying like our our stuff is Regina Tavares you know you eat you buy our product and you're getting back versus taking kind of mindset and I think Mills was skeptical about that so they spent if it was a $80,000 to go in and have a study done on on will Harris's White Oaks pasture to really see if they could back that clam up and they went into the did the studying it actually showed like a gnat carbon sequestration versus like they weren't even neutral they actually pulled in more than they put out who this is from Epix environment or area so I think where people run into maybe a potential problem is can we extrapolate that for two other areas are we going to get that same results or is it going to be different right that's what's important is important to look at that honestly cuz even though you do have this one area where is that because of the environment where this farmer taking places because of the particular sort of soil quality like what are the factors that allow them to have so it's it actually takes carbon out of the atmosphere at a certain percentage so instead of adding carbon it actually remove some yeah cuz I guess the way it was described to me as at the inputs of that type of system are so low that like you're not it look as if you look at a normal like agricultural setup you know you have all these inputs of like manure and all these other things are going to add to that then that not a factor that that that negative effect of animal agriculture so when you reduce the inputs down to next to nothing because your inputs are all kind of just Manpower where you're moving these things around letting the natural course of things happen all the time that's where you can maybe minimize some of these like I guess what you needed to look at tertiary damage of animal agriculture but yeah I think I think we have a lot to learn and stuff with that stuff too but it it's about it's like spending a lot of time looking at that stuff because if they're right about the number of harvest we have I think that's maybe by 60 Harvest slapped me clearly regardless of whether you're vegan carnivore or somewhere in between we need quality soil right we're in some people think that there's a real promising that because you're not you're not using soil at all you're not using your not devastating they already deployed ground soil you also don't need to do all the the harmful things that are involved in monocrop agriculture right like that the devastation on the wildlife displacement of wildlife pesticides combines their indiscriminate believe indiscriminately chewing up small rodents and bugs and rabbits and anything else that gets caught in their blades yeah yeah you know that be interesting I don't know a whole lot about it other than what it is I mean I'm all for Solutions somebody sent me a link to something that is some indication that there might be some promise and hydroponic agriculture but the suit but the thing about this whole idea what was the name of the farm where this was done where the white oak wide are cashiers is that sustainable like nationally don't forget about global ability even naturally in terms of like to the needs that people have for for beef me we use so much beef in this country yeah I don't know for sure like what the scalability that would be my guess is like at this point it would be cuz it's pretty small like even from a percentage standpoint of what is being how much of that type of process is being used it's like a single percentage or something like that so historically and so it's not Reinventing the wheel as much as it is just saying okay what we did here obviously is not sustainable or potentially not sustainable so let's look at what it what do we do to get back to where we were before I guess maybe the way they look at that butt


    The Truth About Himalayan Sea Salt | Joe Rogan
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    at least one of those things and where it's like I'm probably not going to try to fix something that's not broken about your supplementation think I'm probably getting quite a bit of that stuff just in my day of the day today nutrition to specific that you lied to use Himalayan sea salt like we would you like to use yeah I like to get sea salt sea salt bottle like this I believe it's in Utah and Salt Lake I don't know like if it how accurate or whatever this is but like a I heard that if you can get an inland sea salted better because it's not like it doesn't have potential as many potential toxins it's going to find like oceans termite just making that up or is it Himalayan salt and pink Himalayan sea salt explain that how does that work was it an older see I wonder why it is and it has big salt you don't like millions of years ago and like they find seashells in Montana ya fuking Bonkers yet crazy I was I was in Utah earlier in the year where we were just holler at Salt Lake and apparently that used to be on a underwater too and they don't find like shark teeth and stuff like that around there they Trail and there's no water in sight think about that next time you see some assholes hey pay for that event that is not going to be here something's going to be different in the future it's always been that way like there's no permanent like a place where the water is where the water isn't yeah it is funny how we think of that though or it's like me see the map now and I'm from the Himalayan Mountains oh Jesus and it doesn't come from a see these m************ definitely a see-saw so it's not a total misnomer Himalayan salt actually refers to inclusive lie to Pakistani rock salt that used to be sea salt hundreds of millions of years ago so why don't we call Pakistan Pakistan covered by geological ships leaving massive deposits of salt scattered throughout the hills odd name beside Himalayan salt has a lot going for it it's tasty it's pink and some even claim it as healing prop while those f****** healing properties assholes those are the people that like crystals Himalayan salt rock right there yeah I like Himalayan salt though it does it's nice but like for cooking like for cooking meat in particular I like kosher salt cuz the big big flakes eye flakes to help like retain the moisture on it


    Is Cooking Sous Vide with Plastic Bags Safe? | Joe Rogan
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    bodybuilder own idea of what to do what not to do but I I learned this from a guy named Chad Ward his label on Instagram is Whiskey Bent BBQ world champion Pitmaster this f****** guy can cook his ass off and hunting camps and his food is insane he's so good and that's his philosophy is the reverse sear method is where I learned it from a learned from him get the secret on the outside and then to try to finish it off and you can do that that way but it's not as good it's better to bring it up to temperature slowly inside like a pellet grill another good method is Susie ever suvee things I I haven't yet I've had it from restaurants before they make their all their stuff more uniforms when you get exactly what you did the last time I comes out well. I've had that happen right but the suvee method is fantastic to because say if you have a steak and you want that steak to be 135 degrees you basically put the the the setting at 135 degrees you put in there for 4 hours so when you get it it's just all the tendons and ligaments and all that stuff is broken down all the fast is broken down and it just so tender but it feels weird cuz you're boiling it in a f****** plastic seems so wrong seems like you're not I mean I know it's a different kind of plastic but you're not even supposed to drink water if your plastic bottles been sitting in a hot car so I kind of apparently you can that's not an issue at all you know what to cook in it but it makes me feel weird eventually will here in 5 years that that's going to give us cancer let's go down the suvee rabbit hole why is it okay to suvi your food and then why doesn't it leaked what is it bcp's is that what they're worried about bca's which is supposed to be what you got some NASA scientist I don't think we're dealing with that but it just sits it feels weird but it for as far as flavors of phenomenal way to cook and it particular Wild game it's really good for because again you don't overcook it like if you want to cook an elk steak 230° and then blow torch the outside that's what a lot of people do you know that that's how you finish on a suvee basically he's a f****** blowtorch so I have this musk flamethrower in the back I would literally could use that cuz it's basically the same thing it's just a f****** torch and you towards the outside of its getting nice you know caramelized crust and then the inside you know it's perfect for Tucker yeah it's AJ me you don't like it cooking it every day off like when the director of the code was in here I was f****** have a hard time saying his last so hilarious soy Luisa voice was in here he was explaining how he was eating a lot of fish before he became a vegan he he was eating a ton of fish and his mercury levels it really shot up because a lot of fishes like a lot of f****** Mercury and if you eat fish for morning-noon-and-night everyday day after day after day you can develop how to fish before he became a vegan he he was eating a ton of fish and his mercury levels it really shot up because a lot of fishes like a lot of f****** Mercury and if you eat fish for morning-noon-and-night everyday day after day after day you can develop High Mercury mercury levels


    Deplatforming Someone Is Not the Same as Political Action
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    doesn't make any sense I was reading something where people are going after Tulsi gabbard for being on Tucker Carlson she's like I'll talk to everybody and I'm glad she doesn't it by the way it's like it's hard for her cuz she's kind of an outside candidate it's hard for her to get time on his other networks and so they want to punish her for being on Tucker Carlson's and then they have this you know reductionist of you who he is he's a white supremacist like they always she supports white supremacist she goes on a white supremacist is that what is ratherly what is a lot more than that there's a lot going on there so you guys are f****** with life you know you're f****** with the reality of life and you're saying it in these sentences your printing out in these paragraphs as fact and you sending it out there irresponsibly it's just really strange that people don't understand the repercussions of that when we talked about on our podcast like you you don't invite somebody like Tulsi gabbard on to CNN MSNBC or they're kind of excluded from the same platform other platforms and then you sit on that platform so you're illegitimate I'm at that kind of propaganda saying is is pretty constant in the use of the term terms like what white supremacists with Tucker Carlson minarik there a million terms now that used to just kind of throw at people and what they're trying to do is create the sex Factor around people right like someone get the label associated with them then nobody wants to be associated with that person and they quickly kind of dye out of the public scene and I think that's really bad too no it's it's like a it's it's just an anti-intellectual way of dealing with things and then I think it's so it's not good it's weird that so prevalent that's weird that there's so few proponents of a more you know but open-minded way of thinking right yeah and just to take the odd you know she's a presidential candidate you may want to talk to me when you hear what she has to say but they immediately go to the maximalist interpretation of everything and then what they're basically saying when they ask you those questions are do you want to wear that label to run cuz she's got it already so if you have run again. You're going to have that label and people they see that you know and and so you know people who have who don't have a big following and who are who are worried about their careers and it money and advertisers and stuff like that babe they think twice about you know interviewing that person the next time ya another way to get a speech exactly in again I don't know how you get out of it you know and I mean I've experienced some blowback I guess but it doesn't hasn't worked yet right you know I mean it's not real it's just like it just words like okay but your I think your audience is rewarding you for for not not fouling to it you know and I think that more people if they took that example and said I'm not going to listen to what the the pack says about this and not going to be afraid of being called a name you no f*** that I'm going to talk to you when I want to talk to and I'm going to you know explore whatever ideas I want to explore then do this kind of stuff wouldn't be as effective so yeah do the people in so easy for them 2D platformer people that always and Shadow Banning and all those other weird sure that's going on channeling people and pushing people into these areas of their platforms that makes them less accessible and I know where it comes from and you know I was young and politically active once you know you want to change the world you want to make it a better place so you're in college and you don't have any power you don't have any way to make something into legislation you know what I mean so what are you do you know social media gives you the illusion that you're having an impact on the World by you know maybe getting somebody deplatformed or taken off Twitter or something like that it feels like it's political action to be an but it's not you know what I mean it's it's it's something that they that is open to people to do but it's not the same as you know getting 60 convert in 660 send it to to raise taxes on a corporation has been invading them for 20 years you know what I mean like that that's real action this you know getting some random person taken off the Internet is just not change you know but what people feel like it is and and they wanted they want to do the right thing so I get it but if not he no real political action I don't think I get it but it's not enough full real political action I don't think know it's f****** gross so little logic


    How Clickbait Changed Journalism w/Matt Taibi | Joe Rogan
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    how much is Media shifting now like you've obviously been a journalist for a long time ago how much are things changing in the light of the internet while lot in this is my me I have a new book out now that's really about this right there what why the business has changed what's it called a tank out now and it's it's really about how the press the business model of the press has changed a lot news agencies are always trying to push narratives on people trying to get people wound up and upset and that is a conscious business strategy that we didn't have maybe 30 years ago and you think about Walter Cronkite or what the news was like back in the day you had the whole family sitting around the table and everybody watching Survivor unifying experience to watch the news now you have news for the crazy right-wing uncle and then you have news for the kid in the shade t-shirt and they're different channels and they're trying to win these people up you don't get them upset constantly and stay there and a lot of it has to do with the internet because before the internet news companies had like a basically free way of making money they dominated distribution the newspaper was the only thing in town that had a few wanted to get a want-ad it had to be through the local newspaper now at the internet internet is the distribution system anybody has access to it not just the local news and so they're easy money is gone we have to chase clicks more than we ever had had two before we have to chase eyeballs more than we have to so we had to build new money-making strategies and and a lot of it has to do with just her monetizing anger and Division and all these things and we just didn't do that before and it's it had a profound difference on the on the media as a writer of you personally experienced this sort of the influence where people have tried to lean unidirectional clickbait perhaps maybe alter titles that make him a little bit disingenuous in order to get people excited about the story you know what my editors at Rolling Stone are pretty good in it and they gave me a lot of Wheatley way too kind of Explorer whatever I want to explore but I definitely feel a lot of pressure that I didn't feel before in the business because especially in the Trump era and and you know I've written a lot about the Russian story right but do you know that's an example of one side's media does has one take on it and another media has another take on it and if you are just a journalist and you and you want to just report the facts you feel a lot of pressure to fit the facts into a narrative that your audience is going to like and I had a lot of problem with the Russia story cuz I thought you know I don't like Donald Trump but I'm like I don't think this guy's James Bond consorting with Russian spies I think he's corrupt in other ways and there was a lot of blowback on my side of the business because you know people inside April Point liberal media you just haven't there's a lot of pressure to have everybody fit into a certain narrative and I think that's really unhealthy for the business very unhealthy right as soon as soon as people can be manipulated to conforming to that narrative then all sorts of stories can be shifted oh yeah yeah absolutely and you the job used to be about challenging your audience every now and then right like you think a certain thing is true with our job to give you the bad news and say that you're wrong about that that used to be with the job was to be a journalist now it's the opposite now we have an audience we're going to tell you exactly what you want to hear and what you were going to reinforce what you think and that's very unhealthy a great example of this was in the summer 2016 I was covering the campaign I started to hear reporters talking about how they didn't want to report poll numbers that showed the race was closed they thought that was going to hurt Hillary right leg was in other words we had information that the race was close and we're not telling this to audiences because they wanted to hear that was going to be a blowout for Hillary right and that didn't help Hillary it didn't help the Democrats not warn people about this right but it was just because if you turned on MSNBC or CNN and you heard the Trump was within 5 Points or whatever it was that was going to be a bummer for that audience so we stayed away from it and you know this is the kind of thing that it's it's not politically Bennett if anybody it's just we're just trying to keep people glued to the set by telling them what they want to hear and that's not the news that's not that's not our job you know it drives me crazy crazy that what you said about journalism being used to be something that you're challenging your reader you're you're giving them this reality that may be uncomfortable but it's it's educational expense of you the world where where do they get that now they don't that's the whole problem you get you can predict exactly what the each news organization what their take is going to be on any issue by going just need to take an example when when the business about the Isis leader al-baghdadi being killed hit the news instantaneously you knew that the New York Times CNN and the Washington Post that they were going to write a whole bunch of stories about Trump was overplaying the significance of it that he you know that he was telling lies about it it would you knew they were going to make the entire thing about Trump and then Nemo Fox had a completely different spin on it but how it was but but new Sciences didn't have anywhere to go to just simply here who was this person why was he important what were the rest of the people in the region think you know what kind of what it's going to mean going forward is it actually going to have any impact you know is are we going to have to continually you know is there going to be a new person like this every every time I do we actually accomplish anything you don't get that anywhere all you get is Trump is a s******* on one side and then Trump is a hero on the other side I think that's not the news you know and but the thing is it's like the business aspect of it is so weird like you have your guys like Hannity or you can absolutely predict with that guy's going to say every single time you know what side he's on and he's blatant about it and when you see someone . Hugo okay well this is okay where is this is this is Peak b******* right so where where do we go where I see both sides where's the where's the where's the middle ground where someone goes well this is true but you got to say this is on his two and this is this is what's going on on this side and the Republicans have a point here and you don't you don't there's no mainstream media place where you can go for that right now there is no nuts there's a complete loss of trust that they feel like people are not being honest with them right and they're not being straight and you know that they come to people like you and and a lot of other people so independent folks who aren't like the corner quote mainstream media because it's not really thought it's not reporting it's not anything if you can predict 100% what a person is going to say that's not thinking that's not reporting that's not it's just Mark a text, like me that's so disturbing I'ma f*** comedian in a cage fighting commentator when people are coming to me like this is this is the source where you go for unbiased representations of what's going on the world that's crazy let me in where it where is that coming from how do you know that you know like journalism brain surgery that's all it is is still a simple questions optimind when you when you're in a situation like where this happen how do we know that I would not true and but there's a whole generation people in the presnet who just simply do not do that go through the process I just asking simple questions how do I know that's true like at after each store you report your supposed to kind of like wipe your memory clean and start over just because somebody was banned the last time you cover them doesn't mean that they're necessarily going to be the bad guy this time you cover them right I have to continually test your assumptions and ask yourself is this true is that true is this true how do we know this and we've just stop doing that like the it's just the morass of like Rewritten takes on things and it's it's really really bad and you can see why audiences are are are fleeing from the stuff they just don't have the what's really interesting this the lot of this is unpredicted consequence of having these open platforms like Facebook and it like what were people getting their news and then the algorithm sort of direct them towards things are going to piss them off which I don't even think necessarily was initially the plan I think the plan is to accelerate engagement right to him they find out what what what you're engaging with what stories are engaging with and then they give you more of that like re my friend beer actually tried this out and what he did was he when our YouTube and only looked up puppy videos and that's all he looked at for like weeks and then YouTube only serve recommending puppy videos to him so it's not necessarily that Facebook wants you to be outraged but that when you are outraged with her it's over abortion or wore whatever the subject is you're going to engage more and their algorithm favors you engaging more of your engaging more about something very positive you know if you're all about yoga and meditation your algorithm would probably favor yoga and meditation cuz those are things you engage with but it's natural for people to be pissed off shirt to look for things that are noisy specially if you're done working and you like, this world sucks what's going on that sucks worse and then you go to your Facebook and I'll Jesus look at these goddamn border crisis and then it saying all I know how to get mad all fired up I'm going to f****** send him some abortion stories right and then that's your feet right yet exactly but the but there's so many economic incentives that go in there like they know that the more that you engage the longer that you're on Bryant the more ads that you can see that same Dynamic that Facebook and in the social media companies figured out that if you keep feeding something somebody something that you know has been proven then that person up and get them wound up that they're going to they're going to come back for more of it and they're going to keep coming back and actually you can expand their desire to see that stuff by by making them more Angry overall and they will they will come back and they will spend more more more time will the news companies figure out the same thing and that you that they know you're going to you're going to just be in an endless cycle of impotent rage all the time what is kind of Addicting you know and they know that in the end it's so it's more like the Tobacco Company State they know it's a bad as a product that's bad for you and they just keep giving it to you because you know it makes money for me yeah and it's just the thing about it is all of it is about ads total how many clicks they get an advance if they just said you can have a social media company but you can have ads there's a new federal law no more ads on Facebook no more ads on YouTube NORAD Twitter no more ads on Instagram good luck right yeah I'll collapse but that seems to be what it is it's like they figured out that your data is worth a tremendous amount of money and the way they can utilize that money is to sell advertising yet know that they could have coming and going be there not only sending you ads or or but they're also collecting information about your habits which cell again is it the media companies they're basically they're just consumer businesses were there their trading attention for ad space right so if they can get you to watch 4 hours of television today they have that many at slots that they can show you and they know how much money they're going to make you know but the social media companies get it two ways there they they got it by attracting your eyeballs and then also selling selling your habits to the other the next set of advertisers but this as a consumer business right like Americans he's a very conscious of like what they put in their bodies you know they won't eat too many candy will depending on who they are right but people at least look at what the calories are but they don't think about the news that way or social media what that what they put on their brains and it's also a consumer product gone over that many times you have a mental diet as well as you have a physical like food diet absolutely have an information diet a lot of people just eating s*** with their brain it's the worst kind of junk that it's like it's like a cigarette sandwich was it so f****** bad and it's getting worse it is it is getting worse and it's which weird is that this is a ten-year-old problem and no one saw coming and it's kind of overtaking politics it's over taking social discourse everybody's wrapped up and is social media conversations they carry him on over to the dinner table and it gets people in arguments at work and it's all this stuff no one saw these that no one saw that this outrage economy from you no social media sites from things like Facebook no one saw that and no one no one ever predicted that your data was going to be so valuable no I want a fucksaw that I don't think anybody I mean I think some people in the tech business probably saw it early on the potential for this but if you know in terms of other other businesses has been enormous Donald Trump trump really was just all about whatever you're pissed off about I'm right there with you you known and people are just little pissed off about lots of things these days because they're they're doing this all day long and if you if you can if you can take advantage of that thing you're going to have a lot of success and I think I think a lot of people haven't figured that out and some of these things are real causes like people are upset about real things but it's just Wesley Wright people did not see this coming and they didn't prepare for it's just weird that it's one of the biggest sources of income online and people didn't see it coming I mean Facebook is generating billions of dollars and now potentially shifting global politics yeah and the whole issue of a couple of companies like Facebook having control over what you do and do not see it yeah Norma's problem but nobody really cares the few times I've written a couple of features about it I might help what a serious problem is it look if you look in other countries like Israel China there there are number of companies where you seen this pattern of Internet platforms liaising with the government to decide what people can and cannot see and they'll don't say well we don't want to see you no Palestinian protest movements we don't want to see you know the the Venezuelan Channel telesur do you want to take that off you think about how that could end up happening in the United States and it is already a little bit happening it's a little bit but it seems to be happening only in the terms of like to lean towards the progressive side which people are okay with other things especially in the light of Donald Trump being in office this is acceptable censorship yeah but they're wrong about people where they think all this is never going to happen to me you know like you can do that bad thing to this person that I don't like but you do as long as it's never going to happen to me exactly the wrong me history shows that has happened to you you know and that's so we're giving these companies an enormous amount of power to decide all kinds of things what we what we looking at what what kind of political ideas we can be exposed to dangerous talked about when the initial Patriot Act was enacted when people like hate this might be fine with Obama in office right it'll baby Obama is not going to enact some of the worst Clauses of this and use it on people or the with the ndaa so it was some of the things were just completely unconstitutional but your tools aside for whatever f****** president we have like what if we have about Trump's Trump write me we never thought we'd have a trump right what if we have a next-level guy post Trump what if there's some sort of catastrophe tragedy attack something that really gets people fired up and they vote in someone who takes it up to another level and then he has these tools and then uses these tools on his political enemies which is entirely possible I mean we've already seen that a little bit I mean people don't want to bring this up but you know a lot of the stories that have come out about Trump. leaks of classified information that are coming from those warrantor programs that were instituted after 9/11 attack the NSA programs to collect data like they're they're unmasking people like we have a lot of evidence now that there's a lot of the couple that came out about a month ago that showed that the FBI was doing something like 60,000 searches a month at one point where there aren't they were asking the NSA for the ability to unmask names and that. so where these tools are incredibly powerful than probably dangerous but people thought after 9/11 they were scared so you know we want to protect ourselves so that's okay for now you know we'll pull it back later but they but you never do pull it back right now and always ends up being used by somebody in the wrong way and I think we're starting to see that that's going to be a problem yeah I'm real concerned about pit places like Google and Facebook all terrain the path of a free speech and and leaning people in certain directions and silencing people that have opposing viewpoints and the fact that they think that they're doing this for good because this is how they see the world and they don't understand that you have to let these ideas play out in the marketplace of free speech and free ideas if you don't do that if you don't do that if you don't let people debate the merits the pros the khans what's wrong what's right if you don't do that then you don't get real discourse you don't get real Disco you're essentially you've got some sort of intellectual dictatorship going on and because it's a progressive dictatorship you think it's okay because it's people who want everybody be inclusive and you know I mean this is this is a weird time for that it's a really weird time for that because as you said people are so short-sighted they don't understand these like the first amendment's in place for a very good reason and set up a long f****** time ago cuz they did the math they saw where it was going and they're like we have to have the ability to express ourselves we have to have ability to freely Express thoughts and ideas in challenge people that are in a position of power cuz if we don't we wind up exactly where we came from and courts continually reaffirmed that idea that the the the way to deal with that speech was with more speech yes and they did it over and over and over again you know we we the legal standard for speech still I think remains that unless it's directly sitting balance you can you collect you can have speech that incites violence generally and Springport even upheld that you can have speech that's that comes from the material that was stolen illegally that's okay but we had a very very high bar for prohibiting speech always and another the libel cases the cases for defamation you know that also established a very very high standard for punishing speech but now all the sudden people have a completely different idea but it's like you know me but the fact that this was a fundamental Concept in American Society for unit 230 years would it change it without thinking about the consequences of a guy like Trump could be almost like a trojan horse in a way like if you want to play 3D chess would you do you get a guy who's just so egregious and so outrageous and then so many people oppose him get that guy let him get into a position of power and then sit back watch the hour change bubble and then take advantage of that funnel people in the certain directions mean I don't think that's what's happening but if I was super f****** tinfoil-hat e that's how I would go about it I would say this is what you want if you really want to change things for your direction put someone that opposes it that's disgusting and that way people just a rational intelligent person is never going to side with him so they can decide to the people that opposed him and then you can sneak a lot of s*** in that maybe they wouldn't agree with any other circumstance Minnesota like another 9/11 right like you know 911 happen all the sudden people who weren't in favor of the government being able to go through your library records or listen to your phone calls and all the sudden they were like so freaked out when suddenly had two very different ideas about speech in like they ain't you know they that guy so bad you know that maybe we should consider Banning x y and z yeah I did say he was conceived as a way to discredit the First Amendment it went and some other ideas that would that would that would be a brilliant 3D chess move super sneaky how many steps ahead he was conceived this as a as a way to discredit the First Amendment it went in some other ideas that would that would that would be a brilliant 3D chess move level many steps that had exactly


    Matt Taibbi Shares His Experiences at Trump Rallies
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    why not why not by Greenland what's wrong with that we bought Alaska especially as things get warmer right yeah exactly in the tweet that he made when he put the Trump Tower I promise not to do this and have a giant Trump Tower in the middle of Greenland I was laughing my ass off my love or hate that is hilarious they're fantastic with people when he starts calling people crazy or gives him a nickname like it's so good because like sticks I mean part of me wants to see a trump Biden race next year just for that reason is because the the abused will be on belay mean nothing them encouraging is a spectacle it's going to be it's like having a flashlight with a dying battery and going for a long hike in the woods it is not going to work out it's not going to make it yet know he's he's so faded he you know he has his moments on the campaign Trail where she'll be speaking in Europe where am I know what town am I in you know why can't you confused he thought he was in Vermont when he was in New Hampshire after he got those States confused was like what's not to love about for Monty was New Hampshire that can happen old pills to get a go fund me to buy imagine him up with steroids and and just jacked him up with amphetamines and had a going after Trump they came out like Tyson took out Marvis Frazier there was a bad fight and a profound when they're just Bland right he just serving bad meatloaf and he's how do you like this is bad meatloaf yeah that's how we got to be vice president by being just planned enough yes right to get whatever constituency Obama was trying to get but you saw that exchange when he called Trump an existential threat earlier this year and Trump basically he just went off on him your JoJo's a dummy is not the guy used to be like you know that's going to be everyday you know every minute of every day and then other people they love it from piling on his fans all my God these the a****** King were people never had a representative before there's a lot of assholes out there like that where's my guy and finally made it to the White House yeah. I have I wear a rubber nose and f****** I've covered in and what they're like they're unbelievable for some of the t-shirts are amazing you know it like Trump 20/20 fuckyourfeelings you know what I mean like The Punisher you know that the Punisher skull with a thing like oh my goodness I might have to get one of those I mean he's the t-shirts with a trump wig on it so I saw that I need that shirt unlike it an 8 year old kid write a mother with her little kids in the trench Trump Punisher skull but do they sell that shirt on Amazon can find out the shorts thing sold everywhere they like Embrace that s*** it's been patrolling aspect of all of it is like the fun part for what they get off on is how how freaked out you know clump of liberal audience Yeah by their appearance their attitude and everything and they lean into it you know what I mean which is which is interesting because you know that kind of like group camaraderie thing that you don't really find that on campaign Trail the Democratic side is different in different entirely but yeah it's crazy well it's dumb and that we had a thing that he sort of like captured is this place where you can be dumb like it's fun to be dumb and say grab her by the p**** like everybody knows that's kind of a dumb thing to say public course that you can say it there because he said it 70 rpm like you were going to cut this b**** off at 70 there's no high-function here and then cut it off at 70 and just let it rip totally totally and and this particular thing right but they are all their chanting you know what I mean like they're all into it and all the Crowds Are there so huge like I was in Cincinnati and I was late to one of his events and I made the mistake that I couldn't drive in because they blocked off all the bridges if you've ever been there right you know I was in the Kentucky side so I had to walk like three miles away and walk over bridge and I thought I was going to all the way into Kentucky like a mile down the road I mean had a thousands of people to get into this event it was imputes incredible in that people that seat it was like 17 or 18 thousand it was the video person crowd in Queens a couple of weeks ago that you'll see crowds that big but Trump's Crowds Are just dating back in 2016 they're just consistently huge every everywhere and and it again just before all the reporter saw this and they all said that Hillary was having real trouble getting four and five thousand people into her events and so we all you know we're all talk to each other like that's got to be in it a thing that's going to play a role in the election kind of brought it up or they they explained it away I think they felt like if you discussed it and brought it up that somehow or another you you were contributing to Trump being did Trump winning right but that's that's a fallacious way to look at it because covering up the reality of the situation I think created a false sense of security for Democrats sure they thought they were going to win by a landslide that's what everybody was saying but it wasn't throughout the campaign for Hillary and people I think we're too afraid to to bring up a lot of the stuff because they didn't want to be seen as helping Trump but that's not what the business is about we're not supposed to be you know helping backbone don't have no political indications were supposed to tell you what we see


    Ultramarathon Runner Zach Bitter "Broke His Ass" | Joe Rogan
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    if I was coming like off the couch so to speak six months or be a little more appropriate you ever off the couch only if I'm injured and I've only been injured in any significant way since Ultra since they're altering running once for about 5 weeks what happened I had a stress fracture on my right sacral ala flat running that I was actually pairing for a race at a lot more climbing and descending so I started changing my training tomorrow climbing to sending and when I did that like one thing that sometimes happens when you're running a lot of flat hard surfaces is your like ankles in your hips can get pretty tight from that real like kind of uniform like a mechanic that you're doing so like my range of motion was semi limited Sonos doing some of that hard downhill and Uphill running has probably wasn't very efficient with my form and it ended up Alberto Tomba for those impact forces ended up in the wrong spot and then the stress fracture occurred is crazy you broke your ass you literally broke your ass so where Jesus Christ was when I first had the pain surface for that it was kind of in like the like lower back glute area is where it surfaced so I thought I had like a sciatic I went into the doctor and they were like okay let's try some like Active Release therapy and let's see if we can get this thing to loosen up and we just were working on working on it and like it would like clear up where I wouldn't notice it if I was walking around but then every time I go for a run or try to go for a run I get that sharp pain right away and so after about think it was maybe four weeks or so we just we had been doing a ton of Active Release a ton of Mobility work and then like it wasn't going away so he's the coolest get an MRI and see what's going on in there and the MRI got the results back and he said there's nothing there so you start run again so I started running again I ran like I think it was two or three days maybe very short like two miles and then three miles and maybe 5 or something like that and then I got a call back from the doctor needs like the MRI there is a stress fracture it was it was a very fine stress fracture it wasn't I mean sometimes when people have a fracture on her say kirala it's like a big enough fracture where like they can be out for like a year and yeah yeah so it could be a really bad injury but he said maybe the mobility in the strength work I was doing while I had that to try to rehab kind of strength in the areas around it enough that when I just was running flat really slow really easy that protected that area and I'm pregnant feel the pain anymore so after that I think I took another like 2 weeks off add that to try to rehab kind of strength in the areas around it enough that when I just was running flat really slow really easy that protected that area and I'm pregnant feel the pain anymore so after that I think I took another like two weeks off completely just to make sure before I started building back up and then I started kind of building back up again


    Zack Bitter Plans to Run Across America
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    you are doing something really Bonkers right now right you are attempting to run across the entire country into the break the record yeah so this is kind of in its infancy of it in the planning stages so I probably won't happen in the immediate future but someone you're very familiar with that Justin Wren one thing I've kind of been interested in since I started ultra-running is this route is a 3100 my route pays for that goes from San Francisco to New York and it's been done by you know quite a few people with walking running picazon like he's got the course record on the average like 70 miles a day yeah yeah so it's like it it's it's a pretty insane route and I've always been interested in doing it and I just haven't really been motivated I guess to really attempt it or just an idea I would and then last year one of my one of my sponsors Aldo's nut Butters that shave my friend Riza and oh I don't know why they believe that the name should be changed nut butter has a negative connotation to heterosexual males who think that it's sounds like something comes out of your dick Better Price better name. I love their stuff yeah I know they make a great product and they had actually proposed Al after that I think they just were maybe spitballing a little bit there like a would you be interested in doing that like go running in that cross-country route has a Gavin actually wanting to do that at some point just haven't gotten around to actually planning it out as a statement God damn dude how would you prepare for that yeah you know I mean it might be in super Uncharted Territory cuz I've just haven't done anything like that before so it would be difficult you be allowed lot of learning on the Fly I think really the big key thing there is your managing a lot of stuff with that like you want to make sure you're sleeping well throughout that cuz obviously if you're not sleeping well it could end badly for you pretty soon I think you just end up trying to do as much specific things as you can to prepare without going boardsource lot of time on feed I'm you can imagine the pages of incredibly slow this problem be like walking brakes and not going to be like you're certainly not from Hell face but might my my first thought is like I'll probably Target like a 12 to 14-hour range per day and whatever I get out of that 12 to 14 days or hours is what I get and then that gives me kind of the flexibility to have like at least 10 hours of buffer to kind of like trapped in sleep and get ready for the next day didn't you wear what he did or you ran the entire length of the UK in the outside of it it with no training right cuz he's an animal down he really is a special person really is a special person I remember only knowing of him as a comedian and you know it had seen him do a lot of stand-up before and then I watched this documentary where he's running let me know how many mile how many different marathons was it was like 26 marathons in 27 days he didn't wind up taking one day off for his feet were literally mangled blisters and only imagine it wasn't in shape but you just f****** crazy just sheer willpower I mean just to 1 marathon when you're not in shape I just can't imagine but the gist of f****** sheer amount of just we'll just pure will that takes to do something like that until just keep pushing left right left right left right left right you know everything you had your brain your feet everything stop stop stop f*** you left right left right left right mean he ran how many thousand miles is it the entire length of the UK over the outside of 43 marathons 43 f****** marathons article 2009 clean Illinois celebrating after finishing his 43rd marathon in 51 days he's really really interesting guy and he likes women as a man he just likes dressing as a woman he's just a really unique. But it but he owns it sand like he is who he is sub 5-hour Marathon the connection seem to finish, so far my misses Target by 30 seconds give it to him but when he's talking about these marathons like a good Lord man like it's hard enough for someone to do who's like you like for a guy like Jeron 40 what how many marathons 40 what 40 days is f****** Bonkers right for sure you know about a 40-day ish time frame give or take so you're really I think the biggest hurdle or planning thing is to find a timeline where you're going to run into leestma weather issues cuz when you're going across the country so you're going over the Sierras and you're going through the middle of the country and then all that stuff so obviously you don't want to be going over mountain passes in the middle of winter but you probably don't also want to be going through the Midwest in the middle of the summer so some of us are planning around around that there's probably like some good opportunities in the spring in the fall that kind of catch that window of moderate temps forces extremes before a peacock do you know Pete yeah yeah man runs from San Francisco to New York southern tip of Florida all by himself with just do it like one of those push strollers and he averaged like I think was like 50 miles a day or something like that I'm like at United login always runs on Strava so it's hilarious to see like these these weeks after weeks where is like 50 miles a 50-mile a 50-mile day like you like 354 mile weeks and stuff like that and then if you like zoomed in on his route you could see like he be on this route also he seemed a little bit you do me like there's a grocery store there that's why I think you stayed at hotels if I'm not mistaken I have to look bad to bring the baby card upstairs you're bigger better and baby stroller from Alaska to Florida what the f*** man did you talk to him at all about this idea I haven't yet Noemi that's Betty are you going to yeah I'll definitely be good about it just really usually comes down and actually your Justin work with someone earlier who did it walking I think I think I may be with a slightly different route but it was basically the same promise and he walked like something 20-some miles a day or something like that was Raising raising funds and awareness for fight for the forgotten to so will maybe talk to him a bit too so the ideas late summer early fall something like that you want to get away from winter but you also want to be down before the the worst part of Summer with the global warming do you factor that in 18 so I could either do it now or I get to be a little lesson 18 up I finishing so I would either maybe try to do it like this fall or if I don't have enough in place by then Target kind of the end of winter for 2021 yet so I don't want to necessarily like a cat fight list had to put a date on the on the calendar right away and then find out how do I need to like and there's a lot more resources I have to try to acquire make this happen and do this in terms of logistics they don't know on the calendar right away and then find out how do I need to like and there's a lot more resources I have to try to acquire make this happen and do this in terms of logistics


    Ultramarathon Runner Zach Bitter: Justin Wren Inspires Me
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    amazing what people can do when they decide they're going to do it but yeah I mean I think with four for this particular run you know I probably would have kept punching it down the road and do you know what had I not talk to Justin Wren to be honest with you like when you do something like that part of the reason I think you do that is for me anyways when I see you like endurance alter endurance poor to give you a very selfish sport because of training race day is like an all-day Africa on the people helping you out like they're taking time out of their schedule their day to come out their crew pay essentially like be your peer support system while you're out there kind of trying to know too well these things so you know part of it is like I want to try to give back in a way as well as it supposed to just always going out in racing for my own my own sake and what will it be absolutely no doubt about it yeah and I think I heard it again just listening to Justin Wren podcast his interviews to people I try to say like what it kind of comes in the stages where he tells his background story like his experience with bullying and at first you just your heart just sinks for the guy you thinking like will how could anyone have to go through that I would never wanted to go through that and you're going to transition into this phase of like you got to get nervous and anxious cuz you're thinking like will did I say something mean to when I was younger or negative way and then can you just want to try to do something to support and you know it's it's really went when you look at someone like Justin Wren it's it's mind-boggling to me that this guy isn't like an internationally-known hero or leader yet anyway buy them specifically and it's really the suffering that why you would never know talking to him like you just goes about it like that I got in Bellaire like most people would probably say okay I went over Africa I got malaria I helped some people out I'm good now know some will raise some money for the charity and will send it over to him or something even though he keeps going back and keeps getting Justin ran is like next level when it comes to like a leader I think and I think in the current session of current climate like you know our leaders today tend to be you know people are celebrities athletes and then politicians and things like that and it's like you look around and it can be very underwhelming about just like nope some of like like how how badly are like how badly are people actually trying to help people and how how much how many of these like politicians actually call poor people how many of them actually care about someone who's disenfranchised or how much to tell me about do they actually care care care there's no worry at all about ulterior motives they don't exist does no ulterior motive to sleep on a dirt floor in the grass Shack with the pygmies like he's done for months at a time he's just doing it for love I want to do things that are good for Humanity but often times they don't have to have that example to kind of like to lead the way they look into avoid in some cases and I think Justin is the type of person who you know if the more people we can get to know about him his story and what he's trying to do on the the wells in the farms and with a pygmy as well as his new branch on anti-bullying the better so when I reached out to him I was actually like kind of surprised Jon renau it on I think Instagram and Twitter and I thought the key Finance EXE not following me and you responded in like less than a couple hours that you followed me responded back and he's just like this is so awesome I feel super honored that you'd want to help out in some way and it's like he's just always looking for opportunities to help so then you know when I got that response from him it was like clarification but I think I already knew about the guy just been listening to him on your show and others that you know he's really in this for a big reason and if we need to fast-track this cross country event to bring him some some awareness we'll see what we can do but he's in everything he does he does to help and promote other people even when I was trying to talk to him about his parasite I had to get it once shivering in the pale white my bro what is going on with you like what is this my doctor he's amazing I stop stop what is happening he doesn't want to talk about himself antibiotics one of the side effects is a lot of times people get injured like your ligaments get injured cuz apparently there's a weakening of fact it was really kind of it's really fascinating when you think about the human body as an overall organism and that it's really an ecosystem and that when you flood antibiotics into that ecosystem to try to prevent disease from destroying it you also have these unintended side effects and problem is we can ligaments there's a lot of the correlation between people getting staph infection and then blowing out knees ACL you know tendons and things along those lines afterwards so both of his shoulders are f***** you know and this is post antibiotics and yet he's still talking about fighting so you can bring more awareness to the pygmy somebody please stop just get your shoulders fixed whatever you got going on the f*** this parasite is like you don't even know what this didn't even know this is he's not even thinking about themselves like if I can get in and get a fight in by the end of the year by the end of the year man tits f****** December or stop it you're not getting in by the end of the year you're not getting in the beginning of 20/20 let's heal up and he totally selfless person for good for those people's the people that live in the Congo and what he's done for them I mean I don't know how many Wells they've built so far but they made an alliance with the cash app which is one of my sponsor so every time someone download the cash app when they use the code Joe Rogan whether it's for Google for Android or for eye for an iPhone for Apple you get 10 $10 goes to this caused so they've raised hundreds of thousands of dollars and they're Building Wealth right now it's just it's amazing thing that he's done and he's just like you feel like a piece of s*** like when you're around on me like why nice it's it's like it was enough for him to find people who are hard off yet to go and find the most forgotten most hard off people and how much better would he be if he was selfish and I spent all this time training and not getting malaria three times not having unknown parasite that they think might be in his f****** brain even know what I was just reading the story about some guy who is having seizures and it turns out he had all these worms in his brain and I'm like and I was thinking about Justin thyme leaves from uncooked pork from this guy off and Justin they think the problem with the Congo is it's so remote and you don't get a lot of people to go there and get diseases and then come back so they they don't even know what this is might be something that no one's ever got before sure and then made it back to Western civilization to be examined yeah wow yeah wow what the hell man yeah and then you would never know talking to him needed everyone I guess you know it's an interesting I'm not just an interesting it's a it's a beautiful sort of expression of what can happen to a person when they experience deep pain and sadness and then they find a way out and then they find a way to help other people and that's where what he's done you know his is childhood was really rough and he came out of that a super kind person as opposed to being angry and mean Municipal we need more than all right we need more people building people up and helping unless people tearing people down and then hating me so much of so much of what social media is used for in so much of what the internet is used for is hate his anger is so much anger you know and to see someone like Justin this rare soul that is found a way to almost universally liked everything he does is channel towards good all of it and including kicking people's asses how do you make that good I found it on the way to make people's asses a good thing beautiful I'm really honored to be his friend so he's one of my you know they were the rarest people that I know ya no doubt it's been cool to hear his story and you know I think thanks to you probably got a much bigger audience to so a good thing beautiful I'm I'm really honored to be his friend so he's one of my you know they were the rarest people that I know ya no doubt it's been cool to hear his story and you know I think thanks to you probably got a much bigger audience to so


    It’s Obvious We’re Omnivores but Vegans and Carnivores Won’t Listen
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    linked up with Sean for Shawna such a polarizing figure carnivore go-to guy and he's like a full-on carnivore Zealot as it were and he doesn't even see things vegetables are bad for you sometimes gets misrepresented and part of it is just like on social media and stuff but he's on like before he I think went full carnivore but on Twitter and I thought he was an interesting person not because of what he ate so what you doing back then was easy low carb I think something similar to what I've been doing maybe maybe less carbohydrates and his activity levels are like really short and fast and I just thought he was an interesting person because of his background I mean he's you know Highlands game athlead freshman rugby player he's doing this high intensity and that I do but he's doing the exact opposite athlete type stuff he's twice the size of me what kind of 200 expect end of the spectrum from like an athletic standpoint so like I was just interested in kind of like you know what he was doing and what he was up to that's kind of why we started the podcast together and about something so it's like you know it it gets to get stuff for someone like him who gets identified as be like the face of the carnivore movement because then like you get all the positive and a negative coming your way too and then you can feed into that but I'm asking questions and things like that and it's it's it's it's a learning experience I think anyway so what he clearly enjoys f****** with vegans well yeah and it says he's been on this fruitarian kick lately which is kind of hilarious I didn't know there was that many of those people out there yeah one of them just died one one fruitarian doctor died during a fast for most active on it it's like they're either take it one hundred percent serious or it's like kind of a Joker game and then when those two polar ends meet its that's where you get the big kind of like blow up interactions and then and then it becomes a like kind of a game of life vegan told me that I should die or something like that I'm going to go tell that vegan that you know this summer will come up with like a picture of like here's shoes that humans you know Josh system in this clearly means we're frugivores and then someone else they will look at the the digestive tract of a human being it is clearly designed more to be eating meat or animal products and you know they go back and forth with different like parts of the human anatomy to try to like prove that were vegetarian or vegan what we have here is people who can have to have specific traits that are good for eating fruits and vegetables and some specific traits are good for eating animal products so we're omnivores Tools in fire thousands of years you Knuckleheads you know who one of them my favorite podcast we've done was with the sky eye doctor bill Schindler he's an archaeologist out of a thing as Washington University and he's such a cool dude he like totally what he said something I was really resonated with me where he said you know humans were were unique in that like we we we we we like overtime developed ways to use like tool some things I got to liberate nutrients so to look at anything in its raw state is kind of the missed the point of why humans are the way they are sure will like lentils and eat it with their own teeth and go go eat a squirrel with your face swell cassava they didn't have the jungle they figured out that you have to cook the stuff in sink drain it and it's and it's a primary staple the diets of many people that live in the in the jungle if you don't do that cyanide is produced by one of their primary Foods they just figured it out just like you figured out you have to boil lentils just like you figured out you have to cook beans I mean you can't eat most of these things that we eat are not good to eat if you just prostate something's like fruits are some vegetables are but some just or not and this is the same with me and this this idea that you're supposed to be where we're clearly an herbivore because of the fact that we can you know we're not supposed to be you know killing animals with our teeth like that's so dumb like week we kill animals with tools and we've done it for so long that our bodies of adapted we've adapted to the fact that we have closed that's why we're not covered in hair even f****** idiot obvious stuff people who live in the coldest climates of the world aren't covered in hair you know yeah you know it was interesting because like what what you're saying to when we had bill on the show he he's got us Unity spiritual he's actually gone in and visited these indigenous tribes have been relatively Untouched by modern society took basically with the one question little how you eat so he's been he seemed like a variety of different stuff I think even had a show on National Geographic for a while that looked into some of this but he they just show you the polarization of what humans can kind of do he he went he visited the sombrero The Witches of a branch of the Maasai over in Africa you know they're they're basically drinking blood and milk for the for a huge portion of their nutrition manual that basically on of primarily animal-based nutrition plan and they're super healthy he said that there may be one of the most healthy groups of people he's seen from just like a physical stature like to tell that sort of thing but then he also down to ankles in South America camera the name of the tribe but they found a way to basically liberate nutrients from a poisonous potato and is that what it was literally dig like a pit and put like some like thousand pounds of potatoes in there and let them sit there and like from and I guess like up to six months and then they would actually make display that they were using cuz it was still a toxin or something that they needed to kind of prevent from like interacting play kill you I guess but with the clay it doesn't and it's always like how the f*** did they figure that out I want to know Salat time and energy into it but yeah it is interesting to think like how they all got passed along from generation to generation and how about fine-tuned where it is today but I think it's it's cool to look at that stuff when it comes to the gyro nutrition too and kind of when you understand like it's less about like this food is bad for me or this this food is this particular food item is bad for me across the board and this one is great for me across the board more so about Elizabeth this food does well this is what this one does well so let I like you mentioned mix-and-match to where you get to get the profile that you're looking for I think the problem is what we're saying before is it people were entering into these conversations with this goal that they want to achieve this goal being a plant or bad for you or meat is bad for you or we're supposed to be only eating me or we're supposed to be only eating plants and here's why and you know you have this confirmation bias you're not looking at any other piece of evidence and protect yeah I mean I can eat peanuts all day long if you're allergic to peanuts your dad if he want that means it's weird strange creatures and what was his changing we got here Jamie the ancient and the ancient and ancient Indian tradition of eating clay may have helped to protect health good for you I found a way to like package the dust and dust this is a whole history of potatoes and Toma teen toxic compounds believed to defend plants against attacks from dangerous organisms like fungi bacteria in human beings we are dangerous organisms cooking often breaks down and Toma teen are affected by heat in the mountains wow say that word Juan guanaco and wild relatives of the Lama lick clay before eating poisonous plant the f****** llamas figured it out the toxins stick more technically absorbed the fine clay particles the animal stomachs passing through the digestive system without affecting it mimicking this process mountain people apparently learn to dunk while potatoes in a gravy made of clay and water eventually they bread less toxic potatoes those some of the old poisonous varieties remain flavored for the resistance to favored for the resistance to frost clay dust is still sold in Peruvian and Bolivian markets to accompany them wow resistance 240 favored for the resistance to frost clay dust is still sold in Peruvian and Bolivian markets to accompany them wow


    Long-Distance Walking Used to Be as Popular as the World Series!
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    look at like seasons of racing is kind of Tookie ones you have like your spring early summer and your kind of late summer fall / winter seasons was kind of too so I'll basically just sacrifice one of those seasons for this and I probably won't really know what to expect I've never done anything quite like this before but I'm planning on dedicating one of those Seasons towards that exclusively today but this is walking was a huge spectator sport in the late 19th century they would bet money that like you couldn't do it and that's when you had to prove what you were doing daughter Duo who needing to raise money to save their Farm in Spokane County Washington responded to a $10,000 public wager that no one could make it by foot across the country Helga and Clara s be left home with $10 between them as well as a compass and knife a curling iron and a Smith & Wesson revolvers don't f*** with those ladies don't curl your hair and shoot you in the dick they made it to New York City 7 months later but for reasons known did not receive any reward for their toil on the way home Helga and Clara took the train what the f*** why didn't they get paid some jackass and a 1980s somebody's to me I was doing it at his team scramble to get witness signatures the whole way across and he could prove that he did it when you get it and then I finally did it the train there was a guy think before Pete broke the record that I think got caught cheating trying to go cuz I know you got a document stuff pretty detailed and you know I'm crazy like you think it would be enough to track it on your watch and upload it but like you know what people do goofy things like I get in the back of the RV I guess and drive really slow but sing like that maybe they should be some sort of a video recording of it like if you have a GoPro on your head I want to do a live feed just have it on all possible listen man we're in will help you whatever we can do sounds like a very worthy cause and it's a crazy undertaking and we'd be happy to promote it to and let everybody know and have people f****** honk their horn and drive Aiea


    We’re Not Teaching Kids What They Really Need to Know
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    and everything else with that and you know that you brought interesting point to not to keep going down the rabbit hole but the other thing that I thought really interesting was when you look at waste components I feel like we're not maybe looking at that as much as as we should be when we're talking about trying to feed a bunch of people that will maybe we should start with what we're throwing away that we wouldn't have to oh yeah and I actually asked dr. Schindler about that he actually did a study with some of his grad students what they looked at think I took 30 whitetail deer and they they processed it down to like the very last potential calorie to find out how much is wasted even in like a you know of a deer that can say you can go and you shoot a deer and then you can take it to the the process and get it all done he said it was between I think it was between like 13 to 30 days worth of human nutrition that gets wasted single whitetail deer so like there's a problem with that idea of waste is only if you do something with it if you leave in the field there's no waste right but if you just killed a deer that it's not it just left it there is no waste since you're feeding animals right that means they're going to absolutely destroy that thing is going to be gone a short. Time including the bones and if they don't eat the bones the bones will eventually deteriorate and become part of the soil this is what happens when animals sure so I guess maybe the way to look at them is like what are we if we're looking to just if our objective is to feed as many people as possible and we're maximizing the amount of nutrients we can acquire from a specific staying like we're leaving a lot on the table or we're giving a lot to different areas like different animals and things that are blue lentils are disgusting and this is not how it's supposed to be it supposed to be animals are supposed to have access to what's left over I mean this is what would happen if a bear killed a moose I have a bear killed him was going to consume a big portion of the body and then it's going to leave whatever's left and then rodents and vultures and and then eventually insects and bacteria are going to break it down and this is a natural cycle of life for Anna this is how it's supposed to be when we do is we take it we cut it up we eat some of it we throw some of it away we put that it'll in a plastic bag with zip tie it we did a f****** hole in the ground we threw that bag in there it's not it's Ludacris yeah it's we know better we do know better we understand the whole process of these things breaking down in the wild and what happens to them we understand there's animals that their entire diet consist eating animals that other animals have killed and they leave some of it behind us we're supposed to leave it behind it's supposed to be a part of the of the whole cycle of life we were supposed to compost all these things are supposed to be natural and when I was a kid my mom and my stepdad were part of this Cooperative Farm thing and we started composting and I believe we didn't do it for very long cuz we eventually one that moving and we stopped we stop being a part of this thing but really interesting cuz I was a little kid I think I never thought of that before you take your food waste and you separate it from like pay-per-view paper waist and then you have like leftover Tomatoes or something like that in all that would go into one specific Ben and that Ben would go into this big thing was like was made with like chicken wire and leaves and you have a little over it and like it was a wood box and you would throw everything in there and it would all sort of rot in compost than you would take stop and you would use it in the garden and this is this is how composting is done this is how fertilizers made in this is what you're supposed to do small-scale regenerative farming and what we're doing is assholes we take our food we put in f****** bags with zip tie it shut and we Chuck it in the ground it's dumb it's a really dumb way of doing things I just feel like that is something that we could really leverage at the educational level like that schools are we we are housing these kids and like you know one of the biggest hurdles I think of that we got them indoor sitting in desks for seven eight hours a day and then we what why not get them out and learn that and do that and you have these many little like regenerative areas go to earn it and then it doesn't get forgotten when your adult as easily teaching kids how to complete this this life that they're born into the way it's established for the parents the way it's established for the neighborhood get your car drive to work work all day come home and eat what you can throw the rest of the garbage go back to work in the morning and this is nonsense this is not how you have to do you don't you don't have to do anything there's a bunch of different ways to live this life and there's only a hundred years if you're lucky so this thing that we're setting up kids to simply be as miserable as everybody else before them doing the exact same thing that everybody else has done like maybe you can get lucky like I have been or like you've been and you find something that you actually enjoy doing then you get lucky like oh my God you know Zach found a job that he really loves and he got really good at it and now he actually has joy and what he does but there's there's a lot of different places in this this country alone where you can live and you could do things in a in a non-traditional Manner and you can get by and you'll probably be healthier and happier than someone that gets stuck in the same goddamn civilization cycle this industrialize cycle sure that we're all in and we don't teach kids that we teach kids as it hears history here's math get your SATs in at the score go to the college that you want get a job and this is the the standard path it seems to be rewarded in this is what and if you say why I'm going to drop out oh good luck loser you know you're going to f****** your life you know what are you doing man you not even going to college Jesus Christ like and it's very important that we have this incredibly rigid system and and it really makes people feel like Venom that made me feel like a failure I didn't fit into the system I just because of I have ADD or whatever emotional issues whatever I had I just could not sit still in class and concentrate I had way too much energy this is just for me I was twiddling my thumbs on tap in the floor and looking at the clock and I couldn't get anything hit I was gone and I didn't want to do home I'd literally didn't do any homework my entire High School career didn't do any I just got by being smart enough to pass test by learning what I learned in class and not putting in any f****** extra effort I just want to get out and I found something that I was good at it figured it out I finally got lucky that I did that but for a lot of people to just live these lives of frustration you know what they never do find ascendant not talk to find a thing and there's also I think there's a great satisfaction to working on something that you enjoy whether it's working with your hands or working on something that's creative and working with the land you know you talk to people that run their own little Organic Farms I got I know this couple that runs an organic farm and man they talk about their their food they talk about vegetables that grow in the stuff they grow they like beam that they natural natural is a gravity that we have towards that it's a natural human reward to be able to cultivate your own food make a salad out of some stuff that you grew yourself man that feels amazing it really does and there's people that could be making a living doing that and never encouraged to do so and they might be way happier than selling insurance no I agree to run an organic garden and you do Campo if you don't use pesticides you do everything organic and everything is regenerative and you'd actually can feed people my God like how good would you feel get it set up for you got 500 kids going to turn them into not losers how do I get 500 kids and not be a loser well just standard path you know like the like the standard American diet slick standard American Education standard path that will work for x amount of people you get 10 people seven of them won't be losers be just shove them into this machine and put them out in this f****** form yeah it's a bummer advice from a teacher for five years so you're a successful guide and unusual thing you know you found the thing that you really excel at that you actually enjoy that is for so many people the ultimate goal of life if you can make a lot of money in this life but you will not be as happy inside it's really contrary like capitalist ideas we were taught to think that the more money you make them to happier you'll be that's definitely not true but you will make more money if you're happier with what you do which it sounds like a contradiction but it's not you'll Excel and if you're excelling you'll probably through whatever you're doing is profitable obviously some things that you can excel at that if there's no f****** way to make a lot of money as a bowler you know if you like I'm really in a bowling well you're kind of locked find something that you enjoy you'll have an infinitely happier life it's just you you can do that you just have to find those gift explore those things I think that's where we fail kids we fail kids and giving them this landscape of possibilities that actually does exist I think there's a landscape of possibilities for what you can do and everyone is dead I don't want to be an ultramarathon Runner man right if you and I are competing I'm f***** champ I'm not I'm not the guy that supposed to be running 200 miles it's just your round and it's also it's not what I don't desire to do that conversely if you had to become a stand-up comedian you probably will f*** this I don't want to do anything about things that's funny and then with the first time you bomb and like what am I doing with my life and it's everybody has a different personality and he's different personalities and he's different interests and desires they take different paths and I think we need to open that up to people more and then just sort of Amway encourage people to seek more to seek to genuinely try to find things that introduced maybe you should be a fly fishing guide you know maybe you should be a guy who makes homemade mugs out of exotic hardwood you know maybe maybe you're a knife maker maybe you're a person who you maybe should make f****** dreamcatchers I don't know put on the wall and go what the f*** am I doing Native American but there's things you can do man you just have to find that thing and I think that's so hard for people and it's my people when they find someone like yourself is doing this unusual unorthodox thing in your extremely successful at it had become so attracted to people to hear your story it's never guessed I'd be doing what I'm doing out at 10 years ago you know it is it is it is interesting when you think about just where you thought you would maybe be in then where you end up and all that stuff in between and ultimately I think if you think you want to be be smart about stuff like I didn't necessarily just quit my job and Sam would be an ultramarathon Runner you kind of have like a few different options available or you just keep options open to like for me personally I like to coach to so I'm going to do some of that and that help supplement things and then he's always been a fun thing to do so historic that I would go on podcast and then a couple years ago is like them too so I think we kind of really exploring where their Curiosities are find the different Avenues to and they just kind of snowballs a little bit supposed to being hit maybe start out making a dreamcatcher and then you become something else they must be fun to do them too so you're starting each other I think when people start kind of really exploring where their Curiosities are you find the different Avenues to and they just kind of snowballs a little bit supposed to being and maybe start out making the Dreamcatcher and then you become something else


    How Runner Zach Bitter Trains in Arizona’s Brutal Summer Heat
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    do any training on machines or is all your training essentially Dawn on the road the running is all pretty much done on the road in the trails I'll do like some Mobility work and some strength work in the gym and that's where all all kind of go inside I guess for it I've used treadmills and stuff in the past and I do use them from time to time but usually if I had the option to go outside I'll do that in Phoenix so it's sunny most days oh yeah that's right you're at the Comerica yeah I'll be there for sure right now probably maybe 65 or so I've been there before the summer July world record it was through the August so my training was like a hundred Ten Degrees and the funny thing to is the Pettit Center where I did the race it was actually built for Speed skating and some hockey rinks so they keep it at like 60° I remember one day when I was running it was like one of the hottest days this summer I'm thinking like I'm going to race literally a half the temperature I'm no expert at it by any means but I think there's some pretty cool like studies and stuff that of the effects that happen when you are training and some of those Heats like what happens if the way was stuck to me that kind of simulation training at altitude to a degree so who knows maybe some night sounds similar to Hot Yoga right that's they're doing some studies at Harvard I believe I think it's Harvard some was explaining the whole deal to me is not something that I read but essentially what they're doing they're trying to find out whether or not hot yoga these 90-minute Hot Yoga sessions replicate some of the known benefits of sauna because you know they keep it the hot yoga place I go to I think they keep it a hundred five degrees vs so now you know it gets much much hotter than that you're in like the 180s with what I like and but the idea is that when your body is extremely stressed when you're doing is posing you're sweating like crazy that your body core temperature rises basically to the similar level than if you're just sitting in a sauna so you get a very similar response yeah yeah it's it's really interesting so I try to remember that when it's the summer in Phoenix so I don't get too miserable with Jim which is one of the most famous boxing gyms in history Emanuel Steward who was just a wizard of boxing and you train Tommy Hearns and you know some of the like the all-time greats of that era he would crank the temperature is in Detroit they would crank the temperature up really hot so you going to that gym and it would be that way like four a specific reason cuz he believed that it increased endurance stuff but I'll still take January and February of like how do you hydrate yourself in like what kind of decorations we talkin about Xavier if its 110 degrees outside 120 what was the hottest year in at I think 1:10 is relatively early so that it's not like 110 from start to finish so like say at like 6 or 7 in the morning you know it might be in the 80s High eighties and be working his way up so that like I'm finishing it might be 110 for Mikey work us the way I structure my training usually when I'm kind of in picas I'll do them my biggest work out in the morning and then I might go out and do like a second-round that's like a little shorter or quite a bit shorter in most cases and really low intensity and you know then sometimes if it's the afternoon of Phoenix that's when I would see like that 110 but I'm usually not out for more than like 45 60 minutes so hydrating is is interesting because I grew up in the midwest so I was very familiar running in hot humid stuff in the summer and you know the dry desert heat though it seems like you get thirsty a lot quicker and a lot more frequently so I one of the things I learned the first summer I was in Phoenix is knowing where the water fountains are in the kind of planning your house around that you drink out of public water fountains earlier this year he was in early June call the San Diego hundred and it's got the spot in the middle of the course we're the bait stations are a little further apart of the Nine Mile Stretch and 7-mile stretch and I kind of miss X how much water I did so I filled up my water in a stream and it was probably not an ideal dude but I roll the dice I'll be awfully would but it is really bad already know I've never had it but the people that I know that have had it say it's really bad but do you know if you could just bring a steripen yeah but you can always stop huh yeah I'm in a race I wouldn't want to the situation is since the track is the race is on an indoor track 400 like I think 42 and some odd meters I was doing a lot of my big long runs on 400-meter track when I did that I would just bring out like a cooler I don't have ice and water in there that makes sense I do some of that to ya historically have done a lot more flat runnable stuff but now that I'm out in Phoenix I like to try to split the year into two halves and do some trail stuff and half the year and some look flatter Rogue or crack or runnable stuff in the second half the year you bring water when you run Trails do you bring a backpack or something like that like one of those you know what it was back yeah but the tubes the f*** is that camel camel camel backs and you can pack a lot of water usually unless I unless I'm going to be away from a potential stop long enough usual Do Is All I'll use the pack will have a smaller little like little flasks off blacks in there nice without like you got to know how much does SIP yeah you know where it where the pickup spots are from or run with friends with my dog in the summer when it gets really hot I bring a Hydro Flask in a backpack in a mug collapsible dog bowls cuz you know I don't want him drinking out of Puddles and right so but that just having that extra couple pounds on your back it did makes a difference you can feel it yeah yeah go as minimal as I can with water if I if I can get away with it obviously if I go out and do like a big loop where there's no potential stops I'm going to have to carry it all from the beginning but if it's a spot where I know like I can get to water every 5 6 7 miles then I'll pack a little lighter and not be caring as much at any one given time to hydrate up before you go yeah I kind of need to be hydrating like between sessions cuz what I use you found out as I could go out in Canada collect hydration for anyone given Lacroix Noir workout but if I did that then the next one I pay for it so for me than big motivation to make sure I'm on top of hydration during any given run is cuz I know like if I don't then the next one is going to potentially be miserable it's amazing how just normal everyday life like you could feel like a little run-down you barely notice it but once you start physically exerting want to start raining when she start doing something hard that's when you become like really in tune with what how you're screwing your body up like drinking for instance like have a couple of drinks and then run like oh God you like well this is what it's doing to my body I got to stop drinking I like drinking a thirst that use you with my gauges and I haven't really had any issues with it with that with that so I'm going to run 25 miles today let me drink x amount of liters of water before I go out know before the Run yeah I know I try not to like do too much like kind of like preemptive hydrating because I think that what you went with people often times didn't do that as they drink too much and then that comes out of the expense of your electrolytes to cause your body to Industry so if I'm if I find myself could you just supplement you can yeah I'll do a lot more that question the heat to just in general is like having a like electrolyte supplementation and things like what do you use for I use a product called Hydro ax mostly with your water by so if I'm running and I have like one bottle with some in it already little like this big deal to do that and ivory felon want to put more and I can just going to take him all pop it often and for that in a lot of other people will use you can make like a little caps that you just swallow with your water and it's got like the formulation of the different electrolytes in their kind of dialed in and you know that's so I think that's a little more hit or miss I still like big where people feel you need that some people tell you don't really need looks like that all just need to sell your food and things like that all the way to you taking X number of these every hour you take getting blood tests and finding out what your levels are pre and post-workout or anything along those lines yeah I haven't done any like post-workout tests they were looking at some of that stuff too and like any time I've ever had a blood test done nobody like my my electrolytes of my sodium potassium levels always been in range so I carbon high fat athletes and I think they were looking at some of that stuff too and like any time I've ever had a blood test done nobody like my my electrolytes on my sodium potassium levels always been in range so I haven't really tried to eat one of those things then where it's like I'm probably not going to try to fix something that's not broken


    Ultramarathon Runner Zach Bitter’s Pre-Race Workout Plan
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    did you ever think about doing something like Fugett Revelations post-training do the things that I always have after like really good hard workouts first of all I'm always feel filled with gratitude and I'm always like really thankful we have a long hard workouts and I thought about doing this thing called the Gratitude Series where I do a podcast like immediately after like really hard work out nice and just talk about my feelings and let me know corny and it's been self-indulgence but realistically I think there was some lessons that I learned off of really hard workouts you know where is like at the end of it you know when it's all done first of all there's always this feeling like 8 out of 10 times I don't want to work out really 8 out of 10 just shot that part of your brain up and just start moving and then once you start moving you start breaking a sweat when start breaking a sweat becomes easier it starts feeling good days start getting some satisfaction I almost didn't do this today here I am doing it and you know and sometimes it's f****** you know sometimes I'm looking at a 3-mile run which is nothing for you but a mile in my f*** two more to go Jesus Christ I didn't know when I get back to the car and I'm saying hi to people hey what's up how you doing playing in the neighbors dogs exhausted I'm happy everybody's pumped you know it's like and I feel good I feel warm I feel friendly I feel loving I feel you don't want to call people and tell him I care about him it's like it's like there's a moments like post-workout in particular where you just feel really good and I think life is sometimes about getting over those periods of kind of shity or low energy your lethargic or unrested where the f*** it is and just pushing through that because you know the territory you've been there before and then developing a habit of being able to do that being able to know and have faith in the process and understand that this is yeah I know you don't want to do is shut the f****** and go sing like I get that from a lot of different workouts but the one that I really love is like when I get closer to a race and I'd like what I saying before you start dialing things and be more specific to the to the activity you're trying to prepare for I'll do a phase of training where I'm running kind of in an area of about like a hundred 5255 beats per minute so I can go like it's just fast enough where I feel like I'm really kind of like working but it's also slowing if I can go for quite a while so I can like a really big run and when I was training last race job that at at the Pettit Center I had a training cycle where I hit I had a 4-week block where I had one dealer we go to the face a reduction in volume and intensity and three buildings called DLow Dlow. Because I like reducing volume or build up once I like a hundred thirty mile weeks and weeks and they were just like basically loaded with like kind of just faster than or right about kind of hundred-mile intensity so you do in it you can maybe pull it up I think I have a picture on my Instagram page of the I did these key workouts where I go to a track and I would just do loops around the track and it be like anywhere between 27 de like 32 miles at that kind of intensity and you just getting to like a flow in a rhythm and it just want to kind of get moving it feels great and afterwards you feel great a whole rest of the day and you just want to go and do it again you almost have to be careful not to not to do too much head Saucony go back to were talking about the beginning like when I structural plan ideally I start out I started with a good bass a good aerobic base which I typically kind of retain almost year-round I'll take like offseason but I like to follow principal where I'll let myself and lose some of that Peak Fitness just so it's sustainable cuz staying at your Peak Fitness levels not sustainable so I let myself get like just out of shape enough so that I'm not always at that level and then I start kind of building into the structure toward is it selfish start to the shorter faster interval since they're further away and I get closer and closer to the race where I'm doing things that are more specific so like the next step would be I be doing some longer intervals or kind of like what you consider like an anaerobic threshold type workout which generally speaking is about like your max intensity if you did like a 60-minute all time trial and then you know that's still not specific to a hundred miles to them out there for 11 hours so I'm I'm kind of still moving closer to that slower race pace and it's just follow the principle of hitting all the systems of training like you would in any other periodized endurance plan but always keeping that Compass of the stuff you do for the other than Tessie on the race itself is the type of work you should be doing closest to it so you're really does optimizing when you're closer to the race itself how do you know what your Peak Fitness is like when you say that you want to you can't really maintain the Peak Fitness you want to back off a little bit so that you can just your training running how do you know where that is and how do you know that you can expand that and then ya know it's a great question it's somewhat subjective to I mean you can analyze things if you want to go into like heart rate variability type things but that's a little more on the micro level for me personally like usually I'll get to a point where I like I'll do a race and that you know you can just kind of towel like I'm exhausted from then and I like to think of it kind of two folded we're like physical recovery in mental recovery so if I The Big Race and afterwards like I can't even like bring myself to think of another big training black I know I'm I need to like let myself kind of get a little bit out of that Fitness state that Peak Fitness State and just kind of reset or hit the reset button prepared for this 100 mile race and you know you're going to have to run for 11 plus hours with a long day for you yes of the longest run I did for this particular was three and a half hours it was I think 32 miles or something somewhere in that neighborhood I usually don't push up much past five hours in my own training if I'm going to do much more than that I'll just jump in a race like the nice thing about phoenixes there's a erase company called everybody and they put on like 30-some Ultra pants every year so it's wow you can basically every weekend pretty much yeah the guy who rejected Jamil he let me jump in events when I want to and so sometimes all if I'm going to do something like say I want a 400 Mile and I want to get a really long day like a 7/8 hours session in you know I'll just pick like a like a hundred k type of vent or like you know if you just do that at like I like to say like keep yourself at like maybe 80% of what you're capable of and get that good long stimulus but not initially beat yourself up so much that it takes away from the race you're preparing for 50 miles would take you or how long will it take you on the course like I just did a 50-mile are actually about a week and a half ago all the JFK 50-miler that took me five hours and 42 minutes and that course is kind of its got you go over the Appalachian Mountains for 60 miles and you get on a really flat tow path for about a marathon and then some rolling Street so that's not as fast as you can find you can find any you can go on a track how much elevation is going up and down that one was about three thousand feet so it is but you know there's a lot of interests are so 3050 is actually considered a relatively flat bass course the Flagstaff and a group of Marathon guys are trained up there and they I got a lot of inspiration from from two of them specifically for this last reset the depression at the Pettit Center in one guy's name is Jim Walmsley and he's for my money probably the best ultra-marathoner we had certainly in North America is not the world I mean he got the course record at the western states 100 which is the most tested hundred miles are in North America he's got the course record at the Lake Sonoma 50 mile by approving March the two fastest times but the next closest person is like 18 minutes behind or something like that and then he's also got the course record at JFK 50 mile the one I just was mentioned before and these three events are three of the most tested courses that we've had and he's got the course record at all of them and he can probably go faster training Partners Jared Hazen so if Jim is the best Ultra Runner North America has from the male side Jared Hazen is by far the most underrated so this guy here in the western states 100 this year gym finished first Jared finished second Gym broke his course record by running 14 hours and 9 Minutes on a course that has 17,000 feet of climbing 23000 feet of descent with that much yet in 14 hours and running course the most part 2 like there's crazy ones I get way worse than from a climbing descendants 10 and 14 and 1/2 hours this last next year he broke his first record with the 1409 Jerry came in second and I think it was 1423 or 26 just behind Jim busy pushing them all day so any other time Jared would have won that race except for that year and it would have been like funeral a huge story for him and you know it just amazing performance in those two guys just watching kind of their training and then their performances Subs out there prune pacing my wife was a huge motivator for me when I kind of got into the training build up for that rates at the pennant Center so itsfunneh with ultra marathoning cuz you have such a variety I think we talked about this a bit the last time is on and you can have like these 50k races that are alike just 50k races at 10,000 feet of climbing into sending and then you can have these Six Day events that are on a 400 or crack


    Will Lab-Grown Meat Lead Even More Vegans to Give Up?
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    what people do what I got to do to stay alive yes that's just so fortunate we don't have to do that you didn't go to Crossroads and have a nice vegan real feel you want so you're not really worried about staying alive anymore will worried about a primarily about yeah but you know and these people this is what I've really gotten into after Christ was on the podcast recently debunking the game changers news talking about the positive net benefits of regenerative farming I don't think that's clearly been established worldwide or in end in large-scale like in terms of and maybe can be like can we do it I feed yeah yeah can we feed the entire country on that yeah you know I think that's how are we going to feed they're predicting like in X number of years and I think it's interesting and it's certainly worth thinking about but like it's also like well how far do we keep taking that ball down the road before we find ourselves in a situation where like you know then what's the next question 15 billion 20 billion and so on and so forth and eventually like you know we just over populate the world in it and really badly for us overpopulation I think the real key for us I think is going to be in I think this is within our lifetime is going to be lab-created meat and I think they're really close to doing that and I think if you have some sort of ethical lab-created nutritious meat where you don't have to worry about suffering or death if this has been established then we open up a whole new Avenue of exploration cuz now you can say okay all these people that are vegan for this moral and ethical sort of stay high with animal agriculture killing animals suffering let's take all that out now you can eat lab-created meat that has absolutely no suffering attached to it let's find out how healthy things really are and then what's going on how many people stay vegan and how many people revert to more omnivorous diet which means there's this is something that vegans hate to hear but it is a fact 84% of people start a vegan diet quit now is that because of taste is that because of any of those of the argument that will people that do it all concrete of time you get a higher retention rate that's fine but 84% still is the number it doesn't matter if you get a high retention rate for people that have doing it more than two years and more than three years give you stick with it you can do it another just more committed but the reality is 84% quit this is what's been firmly established what what would the number be if there was ethical Humane lab created me that I'd no suffering attached to it at all just science-based made with compounds and you know whatever they use to create the stuff that would be interesting and be interesting to find out could we eliminate large-scale animal agriculture in favor of lab-created meat and what is any environmental factors would there be that would be negative that were attached to lab created because he got to think whatever you making anything right industrial large-scale you're going to have waste what is that waste cannot waste be mitigated can they figure out some sort of way to have some sort of net pause back for that waste is utilized in some sort of form where it's it actually can contribute to the natural processes of no soil regeneration and manure and Binoo composting and things on those ones ya no I think it's I think it's interesting and weird and interesting time for sure it'll be interesting to see where they get with with that it tribute to the natural processes of you know soil regeneration and manure and Binoo composting and things on those lines yeah no I think it's I think it's interesting and weird and interesting time for sure it'll be interesting to see where they get with with that it


    Best of the Week - November 24, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    Yoshi's the matriarch of the of the Clinton family and there she is the hero to many people of the democratic party and you two are scrapping Democratic National Committee in the presidential election which it was my plan to do so I really made the decision to resign from that seat so that I could endorse Bernie Sanders largely be corrected largely because of his difference with Hillary Clinton foreign policy you know Hillary Clinton had you know very much of an interventionist it in my opinion the Warhawk regime-change War policy that she had shown throughout her time both in the administration as well as US senator and Sanders you know any other ways he's more of a non-interventionist and I saw that in those debates at that time the conversations that were in the media was not bringing up this difference between the two of them so that voters can make an informed choice of who they want their commander-in-chief to be which to me just as you know as a soldier as a veteran does American like how can you not be putting this issue at the Forefront so I resigned from that position endorse Bernie Sanders start going out and just talking about raising these issues campaign Trail but I remember one of the first interviews that I did on MSNBC the host of the show saying aren't you afraid of what the clintons will do to you said this on live television and interesting to see the reaction like the days after when I first went back to DC after I made that announcement. horsemint and friends of mine you know politicians in Washington they were like man Tulsi like go with god sister the fact that that's out there that the thought is out there that they will whack you so there's there's that mean the people who are saying hey look you know there are lists that are kept in your political career will be over that was really the message that I got from from people's been around the block a few times the ticket take notes change everything yeah they do they take don't take dogs change everything soda elbows and the clinch soda Fox Boston news let play fight you realize like that's legit man everyone seems like he was busy between contracts and is like book me a fight and let way I like why do you want to fight that weighs like because Now's the Time or else I'll never get to fight with headbutts before I resign he wanted me to take him down to the jungles of for $10 against them. We don't know no medical test Sisk Auto 5 for $10 against them. We don't know no medical test you know you're the Foreigner do you want to eat on like that sounds like a really bad idea I'll never get to play with headlights or else like you to care hope you never fight with HEPA that they never comes


    Joe Rogan on The New York Times Giving Peter Luger a 0 Star Review
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    you know did you see that New York Times review they gave the f****** Brooklyn Steakhouse that we love what the hell is it called Peter Luger the gate Peter lugers 1 * * we just went there. that you like I did the most delicious restaurants of all time and he made a 1-star rating it's either that or he's a moron so either he's really clever, or he's got to be but it's Sweet Spot in town he was like get a reservation at getting accurate remind you take that one until we had my manager assistant call and say what part of Obama's staff will be there at 3:15 there's certain writers that are just trying to be assholes with everything they do they love being assholes deliver accentuating live the art form of being an a****** and art form of being inarticulate a****** an a****** with good deeds know how to put the right words in the right order would just sounds juicy and pops and makes you seem terrible the way what 1 * means that you go with your friends go to the Olive Garden in the f****** guy works behind the counter his heroin problem 220 Stars 00 Mark and Mark it up if you want to make a f****** Splash in the restaurant review business in 2019 that's what you do I'll pick you up on the way it's still a two-star he's good he's bullshiting and you're all buying it look like to take a bath right now. He got us hooked in the jaw


    Joe Rogan on KSI vs. Logan Paul 2
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    and nobody saw this coming and we talked the biggest broadcast shows going to be something someone just does on their own Logan Paul guys like that guy just fought in a boxing match that was the headline a body streaming app that has all the big major fights on it a lot of the big boxing matches like Tyson Fury fights and what is Canelo Alvarez on that I think is a lot of like top-level and Ruiz the heavyweight champions on that to 11,000 people watched the stream this wave on this guy is larious what a crazy way to show a fight does he get out of extra credit for that artistic license had more pay-per-view Buys in Anthony Joshua versus anyways so many people do it some that's huge I'm sorry the first fight did that I just want the best fighters in the world he's an elite Fighter world champion he defended his title on the undercard of two YouTube guys fighting about how much would a filter that I'm sure he's just like I'm getting paid because it has two more views it's good for him wow that's crazy it's all about the f****** dollar and we get a s*** about the art of fighting, It's Goin Down you want by knockout so it's good good showcase for him he's a bishop he should have challenged Logan Paul next Billy Joe Saunders beat him with his right arm tied behind his back it wouldn't be fair at all would be horrible but that guy's an elite world champion boxer and Logan Paul fight splint on his leg right arm tied behind his back you know who I want to be Logan Paul someone did that


    Headbutts Change Everything w/Firaz Zahabi | Joe Rogan
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    take out change everything yeah they do they take down the takedowns change everything soda elbows in the clinch soda in here from left way I would head butts before I resign he wanted me to take him down to the jungles of that way you just going to fight for $10 against them. We don't know no medical test you know you're the Foreigner I Want To Know like I'll never get to play with headlights or else like you to care hope you never fight with head but never comes while I mean remember the old days said you would hold out of their biceps about you and punch you in the face with a very dangerous attack a giant dude like that very effective mean why can't I use my head to hit you right if you can kick me in the head it what is was so much more dangerous about me using my forehead to hit you with long-term long-term repercussion I don't know would it increase the level of concussions or decrease the level of concussion too good for me that's the major syniverse port the concussion the concussions we have to take that away if we can take that away I think will be better because it's healthier long-term I'm hoping that medical science somehow steps in and comes up with a solution that's legitimate similar to solutions for repairing ligaments right like if you have we're not going to Outlaw heel hooks right there their they're legitimate part of game but if you get someone in inverted heel hook and you crank on that f***** you might rip that guy's knee apart so that guy might have to go and get everything replaced and get you know cadaver ligaments in the fake ACL and all that jazz. That though it's a legitimate side kick to the knee that we see a lot of guys to use on the upper thigh with it a hyper-extended this going to be someone get their knee blown out I'm sure it's happened in other organizations I don't think we've had in the UFC they have I haven't heard about not only heard it but I don't know yet if it blew out and then he went and did it right away and also to Darren till Wonderboy repair brain damage repair ligament damage be so happy and I'll need some Philly IV stem cell some some way let me know they're experimenting with things and I know they're having some positive effects but you know nothing is like hey you tore this go to the doctor he'll fix that you know we're not there yet cuz I thing is like with it with the headlights the fighters are going to go in train headbutts after going to be hitting the bag and be doing those things going to do to their head what does he does Pat's in combination with pads and a head but I don't know. Okay yeah but let's see what he's 5128 Healthfirst Health First


    Joe Rogan on Deontay Wilder's Crazy KO of Ortiz
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    use one of your Expressions all the time the touch of death and there is no better example than what we saw Saturday night with Deontay Wilder Jesus Christ in that guy punch I had a losing all their own yeah me too and I thought one of us could go either way but I had at 6 to none and that right hand my God so crazy it doesn't make sense when you look like kind of like let him not even know usually here feel powerful puncher you could days a guy that put them out the way he did ya end up to 41 Knockouts one Decision One draw two credible undefeated 41 Knockouts in 42 fights mean that is Bonkers and he was getting a box like the best boxer care to box yet he knows it's such a crazy strategy because out of anyone that is ever fought in the heavyweight division he is the one guy that literally can shut everyone's lights out with one shot everyone's a knockout artist Frazier Tyson of course was a knockout but not like this guy another level of craziness I would agree I mean he knows himself so beautiful if you was less strategic you would have started fighting really early and maybe stop. Power he has but he knows he knows exactly didn't care he lost six rounds and then we had no qualms about it and he got hurt just before just before you knocked out Lewis he was hurt and he said, he's like oh now you're going to come for it and I are going to walk into the right and thank incredible and the first part was very similar in that the first few rounds was very little let it start to pick up and then Ortiz start to fade parties put it on him in that first fight if you watch that first fight like wow this is a crazy rematch for him to take but in this fight he just fought a perfect strategy just waiting and people on Twitter reading people just did you not see what happened you say can't block he's undefeated he's a f****** heavyweight champion of the world he has Muhammad Ali for the most title defenses ever we can talk in fact he's a professional boxer go in there with him then who is it if I placed you are providing for the you would be like if I you turn white and Faith the when he punches is so strange it's so strange and you know when he fought Tyson Fury he told me weigh 209 pounds hand of cards that guy's got four aces and he put some right in your face he understands what he's good at and he fights that way just brilliant students fighting is two things it's one is level you got to get to a certain level and then the second thing you have to figure out your style like you have to know everything about what you do like for instance if you look at Ali and Tyson default totally differently to equally in my opinion like okay we could split Harrison to who that would be very competitive whoever you think would win in a fight it would be very competitive Ali fights the total opposite of Tyson at least circles supposedly the wrong way if you look in the book of boxing until you don't Circle to where's the power side he doesn't care and his style it makes sense he's up on his toes he's driving he rarely ever throws a body shot he throws its own a handful of body shops in his entire career where is Tyson is towards it emerges forward he has that peekaboo style yes. glove tied up to his chin and a totally different style if Tyson tried to fight like a leech he would lose you know better at the same level that they figure it out hey what am I good at what what advantages do I have physically what this is matches do I physically and that's what I want when you have to figure out your style and I feel that's where most spiders fall apart they never forgot they're still there trying to do with some trainer told him to try to do with the guy they are the most admiring the rings does Dan ever find out exactly how they what's best for them good point because it's such a creative art form in that way and I I do believe that martial arts are an art form I really do because to me it's so beautiful like even that right hand that Deonte landed that to me was gorgeous there's never been a prettier sunset or more beautiful mountain just black spray that the way you see the spray the sweat come off his head and then Ortiz crumbled away like this chest up like a motherfuker he dropped them off right away like you know he was calling me when he walked up to you he knows it's a creative Endeavor you're you're trying to figure out how to land shots and you're also trying to disguise what your ideas are what your tactics are and you got to figure out what sports best for your body type and that's so open-ended martial arts are so it's so open-ended once the referee says fight there's all this creativity involved and that's something that I think a lot of people don't really appreciate a hundred percent sometimes have a trainer kill that creativity because he tells you look this is how you fight right and if you go outside of that mold none are you reprimanded so meet me of a fighter wants to drop his head should you drop your hands in a fiber should you hold them up all depends on you or if you got incredible eyes and you see shots coming from a mile away in your room Hold Your Hand mm or 100% then keep doing it but you got out that's why laughing sparring so important as when we Spar we actually try it now we tested we're testing hey does this airplanes fly or is it going to crash and burn while we better test it in the gym before we take it out in the arena and find out it doesn't fly and I was stuck if you're if you're fighting with your hands down show me in practice that you're successful then I won't I won't say anything I'm fine. It doesn't fly and I was still guys look if you have if you're fighting with your hands down show me in practice that you're successful then I won't I won't say anything negative I won't say I won't change. I'll let it be but first you have to see that you're successful because there is one thing but then when you get in there and try to get ahold of it


    Joe Rogan on the Upcoming Ruiz vs. Joshua Rematch
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    Deontay Wilder won this weekend so I don't know but the way he's winning it's got to be got to be something special this tournament that's right cuz we have are we a week or so away from the rematch between Andy Ruiz and Anthony Joshua that's got to be coming up soon Joshua look so good in training and Andy Ruiz man you can't judge that guy on his belly you don't know nothing if you think that's what it is you think that's was fighting in his hands or spectacular the fluidity 15 * after I paint a middleweight chance and he's so fast and he's such a like a sweet unassuming guy like he wins the titling like f*** yeah happy for him but you think of him and this is from people that really know what's going on this is a can't give specifics apparently Josh will get knocked out in training I really has like a couple weeks out like that and that's one of the reasons why they say his father was so furious at the promoter after Ruiz knocked him out and it's also why the reason I said that he had some sort of a panic attack in the locker room leading up to the fight so if he was compromising annuities compromise and you know as well as anybody there certain knock out so you can get in the gym that can f*** a fighter up for months. Yeah yeah I've seen it in the practice room I don't like rough training I don't like rough training like certain Fighters were coming up to a fight I'll let it go further I get it we need intensities but I don't like to go in the gym and see this guy knocked out this guy then this guy this guy that there's nobody there the next week so if I had a real Champion any sparring and I felt one of his sparring partners was out of control I would have to have a talk with him not using anymore like when George when George sparse all his rounds but they have to be have to be reasonable round not not and I mean not touch boring but not also being malicious and try not to injure each other but George told me that you told certain guys to try to knock them out so I put it on him Tinder everybody swiping right for you you're the one I got from them up because they're too too much you know what I mean if you're trying to like you sneeze when you know like if I see you're trying to be rough overly Rock is in control and then I put in a fresh guy that first gas have some control is what what is your just tired though I know he's fatigues excetera so I mean balance there's too little too much so if you get knocked out of practice before title fight it could be an accidental but it could also be negligent so I guess we're just too rough cuz I'm going boxing gyms in this like killer be killed inside the gym because there's I'm not just once a week but twice three times a week and they're going like it can cost them I taken cost on Tuesday and Spar again on Thursday and that's very very common. Solute and there's no regulation no one's stopping you from sparring if you got head kick tomorrow no one stopping you from showing up on Saturday and put your mouthpiece in and going into class just it's nutts it's not safe it can cost them I taken cost on Tuesday and Spar again on Thursday and that's very very common. Suitland is no regulation no one's stopping you from sparring if you got head kick tomorrow no one's stopping you from showing up on Saturday and put your mouthpiece and going into class just it's nuts it's not safe


    Joe Rogan Talks Kevin Lee KO'ing Gregor Gillespie with Trainer Firas Zahabi
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    listen man Kevin Lee come out to you worked out thank you by the way he set us up together like a little bit lost and trying to figure out is why you need a head coach I'm like who fights like you George St-Pierre I mean but it's George fights like that with wrestling and great striking and submissions you mix it all up he's unpredictable when is it taxed like is a very similar there neither one of them are particularly long both guys are very physically strong I might come on man I guess this is the guy he has a great training team already he doesn't have somebody kind of put it all together gas and you know what you were talking about Styles and he's a bit of a like his personality is a walk yet like he's so you know that I'm like calculated I'm a scalpel a blind little bit of discipline little bit of time and place for discipline your very very very mother so very much and he was very disciplined yes he didn't Veer off the game plan at all and he got the job timer that kills I can also told them all that s*** that he does he's getting moving up to the cage is dancing around going crazy with my Bandit hat come out like a f****** Samurai man you got in serious work to do now that stuff is complicated on your mind cuz then you have to think all will all I did if I lose right now I'm going to look stupid with all that dancing and and it just all this pretending that you're not feeling the the feeling that you're feeling right now you're feeling this incredible moment cuz you six months of preparation getting ready for this one moment here it is and bracelet that is gozen man being be empty play Focus for this one you can tell yes I was really hard because I like guys will come in the gym in the work they don't skip practice and like if I'm not in today for whatever reason I think you should be in but you don't want to come in what can I do but he was very disciplined he came to all the practices and it worked out beautifully I can see now little Moses Kevin Lee 2727 what's a birthday September okay sweet just turned 27 yeah it's f****** not even in his prime you know and he's also experienced failure and endurance fights we didn't live up to his potential and I think that ultimately will be a motivating force because we see what he can do when he's really focused that Gregor Gillespie is a dangerous spectacular don't understand how good Gregor Gillespie is that kid is a Savage and so when I found out that Kevin was going to fight Gregor in his fight back to 155 a good comeback fight dangerous, a very high risk and also getting down to 155 what did you guys do differently to get them down to 155 easily this time to put our heads together and his trainer is really great fantastic amazing I mean I love working with him brilliant guy his brother Keith what kind of like together we like look we got to keep losing weight at this rate no matter what it takes and if you if you protest like you know if you wants to buy Keys up will listen to about you he's got he's got to bite the bullet at one point we can't go fall behind this rate of losing weight to lose a pound an hour every hour have to lose 1 pound and pound in our you talking about for the week cutting weight cut Yahweh tribal what is he coming in Monday morning what is he waiting in your phone so a little smaller but healthy didn't look sucked in he didn't look like he depleted himself did you do anything different in terms of like weight lifting or running extra running I wouldn't lift weights if I was him I got to want it to last a weights cuz he's not really like I I like I like bulking and then cutting I don't like cutting cutting cutting nobody came to me was six weeks before so we were in face like I don't want to bulk up because in 6 weeks account bulk and then cut he's already very naturally muscular is very naturally strong naturally already so I don't doing Road Work World work not too much part of metric not like a little bit but I don't want to put any size on it because he's got enough size so first thing is evaluation does he need muscle know he's plenty of muscle plenty of power we need to we need to create endurance and disciplining him think we'll make it the big difference and some technical issues and we cut the 24 hours before he was 174 174 so 20 lb do we hydration process I was with him the whole time do I wake up at Friday morning Friday morning I play right now is my great okay so so in the morning it was 164 in the morning to go 5 in the morning he was 163 that's when we start so I let him sleep for a couple hours for hours for hours sleep wake up so you woke him up at 5 yeah the day of the way into the day of the wind wow wake up wake up wake up by the makeweight at 10 he was 155 oh wow so he went through from 5 a.m. all the way to 10 yes and what is he doing during that time by bath towels let him sweat in the towels and then no Sana no no sign up for this one how come some guys prefer bath is direct eat what do you like I like both at the I thought that if you're not used to Saint Elizabeth like I always do guys before your fight go once a week to the song I like 6 weeks out because Sonic's practice some people sit in the sauna 45 minutes is nothing like they have sauna World Championships I don't know if you know that but liking like Finland World Championships of sauna like some people stay in there for hours like you do you build a tolerance go once a week to the song I like 6 weeks out because Sonic's practice some people sit in the sauna 45 minutes is nothing like to have sauna World Championships I don't even know that but liking like Finland that the World Championships of Asana like some people stay in there for hours like you do you build a tolerance


    Firas Zahabi: Some People Don’t Know the Reality of Violence
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    Matthew this might experiment imagine you have no martial arts training none take everything you learned throw it away take away all your physical training you walk into a room full of people how you feel psychologically their unskilled to deal with a situation that might occur that occur any moment yeah it's it's such a gift to train a like I train all my students might make it by 6 my kids is mandatory training to a certain level is mandatory it's like mathematics is mandatory to a certain level of high school not illegal now remember I'm not sure I think it is now but it's like you need a certain level of education and I'm not sure enough high schools it like what's a elementary school elementary school I'm not sure double check but I am pretty sure it's illegal now at this point I think that would stop a lot of bullying and I've said this before but I think it's counterintuitive to people that think that bullying is a mean person and if you taught him how to fight they become meaner but that's I don't think that's the case I think believe you are cure if you took away that and they got to really establish through training that they have character and if they're worth something and they don't have to be insecure and if they did they build up his confidence you wouldn't going out and then picking on people and had so many parents tell me I do recognize my son when he's with you he's so disciplined any so kind of soft-spoken is I got homies an animal he's he's like he he acts up he's like really won't hear if you did that will be a problem you know like make people respect the dojo they respect the environment because there are other guys out there that put you in line I remember one time was an airplane and a guy punched the back of my seat I swear to God I lean back he had a laptop on his tray when I lean back a crush is a laptop that I don't know the guy has a laptop but I'm allowed to leave my seat back in the pool I don't never talk like that somebody never why because you learned through martial arts you know you like respect everyone respect is huge one day you're the the hunted went the other day with a hunter and it's just like the the way life works you know like have respect why should like this guidance to getting a fight now we know what violence is it I would have been nice to him about it because we know the realities of violence like some people don't know the realities Apartments I got two new people like on video that like they're in a certain situation and act all crazy 8 this might spark some violent event here like you don't want this you don't know what finances you seen it on TV scene in the movie you think what you think you know what it is to be punched and kicked if you know what it was I come as I see people starting a fight on Micah's person has no idea what they're talking about like they've never been in a fight to instigating a fight a flight medic renew my regret it like they don't know what it is to be hit to be attacked to be to be in a fight so like I just find a friend always like jaw-dropping when somebody's going to instigate a fight over something so small and they don't even know how to find which is even crazier so bad yeah you could hit old lady soon pull your chair back I told him off let me know when an airplane to cycle mouth like mad and yell or anything but I told him off as I told me to really know I told my think of that guy shut his mouth but it's like to do you want to fight over this laptop like seriously like that no one can possibly know that you have a laptop open Palm someone's chair the last thing I want to do is fight when was the last time you saw fight at the gym never maybe casely some guys get mad if some guy doesn't like I was nothing but a bar Jesus Christ and I think most people don't think most people are scared of it and I think that's why they posture that's where the Pumpkin Fest up that's why they pretend but most people have idea most people that haven't had any sort of a physical altercation give zero idea of how vulnerable they truly are really just don't know how to identify this left turn I take to the gym that people think it's illegal like my life when I did it once I get to the some legal tournament no it's not I videotape the lighters to weed lights going left I sent it to her so I call Katie right I think that lets turn twice a day everyday to go to the gym one day take a left turn and this guy raises his car towards me like he's going to plow through my door Hong thaimee start telling unlike open my car door you want to go or you're like talking to me like you're my father here you want to go and then shut your mouth it's not an illegal lights I got in my car and I leave but that guy was mr. talkin to hit that never been in a fight his wife now that it's me know he's in his car he's safe and I hate stuff like this like talking to me like you're my father here if you want to go and they didn't want to come over to shut your mouth it's not an illegal I think of my car and I leave but that guy was mr. talking to hit the guy never been in a fight his wife now that it's me know he's in his car he's safe and I hate stuff like this


    Firas Zahabi's Pick for Best BJJ School in the World
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    baby grappling match of all time is Paul Harris vs Garry tonon it was a great fright and tell her this is probably 25 pounds heavier than them more overweight that's what you just do with me going with the flow of it all and want to draw and I got the better of him but the rules is there's no sub right it's a drop of Gary if it was what time it is going to something he was gassing out he was slowing down and I was just picking it up picking it up on him and he was Gordon Ryan only been doing Jiu-Jitsu like 5 years times of change and crazy like that John didn't respond the way to teach you Jitsu in a nutshell like he is now the most efficient trainer in history of Jiu Jitsu his gold again and in stunning fashion to yes John has created a new way Academy the waited until you derp the purple dots today are scary as hell like if you roll their problem. It's like he's a super season black felt like I had I had one of my students I promoted him to brown belt and I got in a lot of trouble from John because I'm about to round up and then I had to stop to get my sweats up like five black belt a year and all that okay time for Bob and John's like no he's not good enough yet I'm like okay like I said five black belt in competition like real good black belt inside so what now the products today at 10 handles John it's a new standard these guys are so good scary man you better know that is so goddamn thousand students very humble when you come in here you know I just sent Kevin me there you know like they're so good this generation like the generation under me and George they're so good they got so good so far and Eddie Cummings opened up his own place right I think that another club I think he opened up his own place but he was John student like back in the day it wasn't a great guy and then all of a sudden with him once and he was okay and then I came back like six months later at your later and he's like he was unbelievable and John I just been in the developing these you don't know you don't work today my freaking out a little things and leave it on the mat and teaching Eddie this teaching identity theft freakishly athletic guys if you don't know what it is John does innovating all sorts of things and in the game that now his student was a pro belt is better than a black belt over that had one Blue Bell They promoted him at Abu Dhabi purple belt he's a blue belt out of a job if you got on the podium and they gave him his probe of forgetting his name though it's Nick Nick something he's like a heavyweight right yeah it's ya didn't he beat Cyborg he's not he doesn't beat them but who they said was going to have a grappling match against old can you come to my gym like noise like 15 17 true meet the guy who won third ADCC trials after 6 months of training also freakishly strong make money being a fitness model or something crazy like you could have an Instagram page for you stick your ass out tomorrow and he's so good yeah he's so good it's ridiculous yeah man he's a really interesting guy too cuz his brother so big and he's like what is he like 250 lb or something well actually no I think they were in a neighboring school but like that this is John's curriculum like I don't like I have to be honest I've been in the fraction with them many times like everything they do is is John man telling you like there's not a movement in there that's why he's incredibly Incredibles 2 20/20 210 but it's 2.24 let's soon yeah about 9:10 so 1005 how much would it cost to get a 205 that's interesting down 30th of November okay that's real f****** soon Bible days


    A Russian Man Died Participating in the Sauna World Championship
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    what's up this is the most famous when they were at 230 degrees Fahrenheit which is 110 Celsius passed out and ended up dying f*** that how long were they in there at 6 minutes or so I think is what it said I took them out over 60 50 * but afterwards I'd lay down after I did it mostly for f****** like 15-20 minutes to what was the purpose Mart me I was just I wanted to experiment but why did he do it the first of all he's built different the guy has an ankle that's like three of these Yeti cooler mugs because he broke it and just kept working out on and after he broke it so Cal somebody pulled it up put it up on the tables like what the f*** man he just broke his ankle just kept working I kept doing stuff on it and then it just sort of fuse together and it's like look at his ankle that oh my God that's just from breaking and never stopping to do anything with it yeah it's like it's like the root of a tree it's real weird man he's a crazy person but he's also you know like one of the greatest Surfers that ever lived and I think sometimes you have to be that there are crazy everybody's at the best of their game they're all crazy they're all crazy I wonder what you do touch of genius and there's a touch of madness madness and genius or next door neighbors and they borrow each other's sugar is true and focused upon your goal this is true but the beautiful thing for a fighter is Fighters can do that in Camp and then break and take a little break too much do not too much is not too much space do you like after a fighter like Kevin wins how much time do you recommend to just f*** off I think 2 weeks is good two weeks off for 2 weeks but I feel like everybody wants to come months and 6 weeks 6 weeks I think that's too much much to learn MMA there's too much you know you know one position macaroni the fight showing at 6 weeks how many positions did you did you miss out on that you don't know about this so many positions are so many scenarios to go over material to cover


    Joe Rogan and Firas Zahabi on Kazushi “The Gracie Hunter” Sakuraba
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    sakuraba used to fight yeah it was like mummify their recovered mean and sakuraba was a specialist we probably mangle Disney's in training you know and all the fights and all the training books and drinks before it breaks they fought John McCarthy stop the fight Coney and hit him with an uppercut and sakuraba drum drop down grab hold of animals fighting for a takedown and Johnny dirty I don't know it looks like one of them aren't boom Aimbot yeah so he fights again and yes mitsko now and so when they fight again sakuraba gets him in an armbar and make some tap with this is crazy what's special about him I don't know what it was and look I love The Graces and he was being the Gracie's I suppose you could help but like him in the Gracie Hunter member broke his arm yes Gracie when I was very good shape Holly that's right so you know I want to see Hunter you know who dismantled him Mayhem Miller Mayhem Miller when he was in his prime when Mayhem Miller went over and fought in you fought in Pride when he was in his prime and when was really a contender and he systematically broke sakuraba down beat the s*** out of and submitted them he was f****** a good man for a while in there it was a crazy guy is crazy guy then you know like legit problems after that I my jazz and then after the Bisping fight you know then he even more legit pause button and that fight man he was on point beat the f*** out of stock Rabe the scariest lost all the sock Robert ever have well there's three scary losses the tutu vandelay they're both terrifying he got really f*****-up by Mandalay but then Melvin manhoef Melvin manhoef bricks on the ground and all that crazy s*** back when Melvin was Melvin just remember when I was like oh my goodness f****** like a superhero it didn't look like a real person does the Gladiator frill shorts he flung them up that's not a soccer robideaux know that someone else is fighting the greatest fight one of the greatest the greatest comeback fight I've ever seen in my life was K1 Heroes sakuraba is getting beat up by the Spurs winning guy I don't even know the guys name and where it where in Japan watching some Main Event. Put put us ahead to the actual fight year but back it up don't see where it says 2.3.7 X 3.7 K with a thumb up the first time up go to that part right there quick they're quick there yeah it's right before it gets fighting there right about the equation and when Mark Hart charges Adam Melvin just catches them while he's coming in so they exchanged a little bit here on the feet just a little bit of moving around mark on so much bigger than him and Mark hunt might be a hundred pounds bigger than him know Bolton he easily could be 290 easily and a tank I mean come on son knocked out Mark hunt with one punched crazy that's crazy he was so f****** fast man so f****** fast desert kiwan Heroes fight sakuraba fights like a Lithuanian guy an unknown guy and this guy is beating the hell out of sack Rubber and he comes up comes back to life ebony armor stats Lithuania guy and then they throw up at the the Japanese people just believe I'm here I'm in the stands Hammer fist in them this is one of the greatest comebacks ever seen in my life I think there's no way so I cry was going to survive here there's no way he keeps moving in the Sky Keeps punching him yeah this is crazy and getting up to you in the back of his head soccer Robin was just he had no quit in him you know like none and sometimes that was horrible to watch because you would wind up getting beat up like look at that f****** right leg how much is taped up as crazy as holding the fence to yep yeah so screwed up a little bit there berserk the crowd was losing it at this point we believe in him so much when he lost the first time you like Outlook I'm happy now that the weight is off my shoulders and the Japanese people now they know I can lose him get too much pressure on it they always expecting to win School Ahead deleted off my shoulders in the Japanese people now they know I can lose him get too much pressure on it they always expect them to win scooter had awesome


    Should Orthodox Stance Fighters Learn to Fight Southpaw?
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    Thompson's and Axle example that he fight so well with his hands down and he is to me that consummate karate style fighter that is made the perfect transition to MMA because he fights so well with his hands down you don't know where stuff coming you don't know whether it's coming up with her it's coming around with her going straight at you and that you don't see it until you're looking at his body and these things are coming up from his hands being down like this any standing sideways you can take him to the wrong. let's say he was really young and he was forbidden that style cuz I'm trying to do that they forbid a certain type of maneuver or or or style out altogether like in the 70s most trainers would not train a right-handed or left-handed boxer this with your amount of time that you got to be right but that's a that's a day extra men to the fighter because your trainer is limited in what he only understands fight one way and I'm going to limit my fighter it it's it's it's totally wrong in my opinion what do you think about fighters who say that even if you're right-handed person there's an advantage to fighting as a southpaw because you have your most Dexter's hand-to-hand that you've done with the most control of is your lead hand and you're also fighting in this unusual stance that is only like what is southpaws like maybe two out of ten people something like that right here in the West I think you know the the wheel of the cars on the other side and there's a stick shift I don't think a left-handed World almost a lot of things are the other way around ya like the driving to the side of the road of the the drivers on the other side of the car so I don't know maybe it's maybe it affects the way you develop but I agree like I think I was still Fighters try both sides and see which one you like better I can't tell you which one you're more comfortable with maybe one of your eyes is a stronger so yeah you never know until you test so I like to let the guys figure it out so what's up people tell me do I grab it like this or like that in some instances there's a right way and a wrong way for as far as we know one way is right when was wrong and some as it doesn't make a difference I apologize grab like you're comfortable cuz I do it the way I like to do it I don't do it with my trainer told me so in this particular instance I say the question of comfort like it will freak out if you have a few more like this with your thumb I don't in some instances I grabbed the camera with my thumb in some instances I don't show people both innocent look that Parts up to you you certainly can finish it with by using the thumb and some of his and some instances cuz you're better than controller clamping down on you actually isolating it get me some people are just ridiculous grip with their hands to play a factor in there as well do you remember semmy schilt yeah so he shall that hands are as big as his table and he grabbed ahold of guys wrists and they think just f***** like if you were in his guard he just grabbed your wrist Rochelle that hands are as big as table he grabbed ahold of guys wrists and they just f***** like if you were in his guard he just grabbed your wrist like yeah he did that with fedoras like


    Joe Rogan: You Can Find Peace Through Fighting
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    this is a thing I was I was just getting into with a friend of mine were talking about people and their motivation for getting into fights and I was like forgetting to finance like a Google some of it is not good man some of the motivation it's just the what happens once you become a fighter like you can you can sort of transcend what your initial motivation was like a lot of people that got motivated to fight him because of abuse they're picked on they were bullied or maybe even abuse at home you know father beat them like that and they became his angry mean person want to get back to the world but through martial arts you can transcend that and find peace and this is something that I think is its its needs to be discussed more needs to be talked more because people don't they don't hear it too much from the fighters perspective cuz Fighters don't really Express these ideas that much they just try to win and you know and kick ass and do their best but you can find peace through combat you really can you can find a better version Love Yourself by getting through things that are even more difficult than the childhood that you went and you going to eat a lot of Humble Pie especially when you start and it's a bitter taste you think George didn't get killed in practice when he was a white belt he think he started black belt he got killed always tell people you think George Saint Pierre didn't get killed in practice when he was a white belt he think he started black belt like everybody that he got killed we all got killed on our way up to Black Belt now you see a black. You rarely ever gets put in the back position but we think it started like this he's suffering


    Jocko Willink - What We Should Consider When Going to War | Joe Rogan
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    I'll tell you I think I have a couple things come up and just kind of run what you're what you're saying in this is kind of my perspective on it when you know what we talked about hey when you go in somewhere you've got to know what the in-state as you got to know what your you know where you're going and when you're going to leave I have an extra crunchy what's really hard about that is we don't necessarily know and War sewing predict unpredictable that you may you know there's there's a chance you wouldn't kill konafi and all the time benevolent person steps up and all the sudden you've got this flourishing democracy okay with a Chance of that no very small but you don't know that it's going to go into this completely failed State you have high hopes maybe your Intel people are saying you this it's like when we when we did the Bay of Pigs all the Cubans in America will like you up as soon as you guys at the beaches all the Cubans R&B on our side which means you got to have once again like the open mind to say oh this isn't going the way we thought it was going to go how we doing with just right now to prevent this from getting worse which means what you really have to do is prior to intervening in other countries you have to assess what sacrifices you are willing to make to to get the result that is positive and you and it's talk about if you're going to go to war you got to have will and that will comes in two forms number one is a will to kill because when you go to war you are going to be killing people you can be killing the enemy and you can be killing civilians. That's not what we're trying to do and believe me the US military goes through Great Lengths to prevent that from happening but it is going to happen in war so you have to be willing to kill you have to be willing to happen happen and you have to be willing to die because when you go to war there's going to be American Kids not going to come home until you have to have those two wheels that's before you go in so you can look at intake while you know we can go in a movie with music and probably it'll turn out okay so we don't have to worry about what the sacrifices going to be another thing to think about when we went to war we went to World War II World War 1 those kids 18 years old 17 years old those kids went to war until the war was over they what they went on like now you know in the in the Navy in the Marine Corp 267 month deployment in the Army sometimes it's a 14 month appointment and then they're going to rotate back to the states in World War II war you'll be home when it's over so five years for years if that was our attitude going to work this is so important to us that Johnny is going to get on a ship and he's going to sail to the Pacific and if he comes home and could have been 3 or 4 years 5 years when we start looking at going into other countries me to start thinking okay what level of commitment do we really have to make this successful and like even when I look at Iraq know I was in Iraq apartment rack promo granular perspective being on the Ground Battle of ramadi 2006 the citizens of ramadi the normal citizens and it was like we were we were angels to go there and help them rid of these heinous Al-Qaeda insurgence which eventually came became Isis unfortunately you know we kind of we we did a great job ramadi was the model of counterinsurgency for about seven years and it was less violent than many cities in America and I had great pride and at least understood the sacrifices my friend that will kill my present never came home my friends get to have kids right they did all that they gave all that and I was able to look around so you know what these folks in this foreign country they're going to have an opportunity for freedom and unfortunately because of politics and whatever we said okay know what we're not staying there when we leave as soon as we left everybody they've been on the ground in Iraq was like this is probably not a good idea to but you don't we leave a couple brigades worth of men then oh it will probably be able to handle any problems with that happen while we didn't we left completely and and those those insurgents that were there they were looking to Amber's and they started to they started to get fired up again and then the next thing you know you had I sent by the way Isis March back into rahmati and they know the reports we got from people on the ground that we knew was that Isis came in and anyone that had worked with Coalition forces and maybe level they would murder the whole about 500 families that were completely murdered so when we talk about these things we have to be very sure about what we're going to do we have to recognize that we can't predict everything cuz we can't I don't care how good you aren't care how many analysis you put on something when you start throwing human nature into a leadership vacuum how many of our brothers and sisters in uniform are we willing to sacrifice to make this happen and how does it help our national security I believe right now had we stayed there a pretty strong positive place right now if we had kind of completed the mission the way that we should have again when we go back and say okay what what what what countries is it worth going into you where we going to go with how do we draw that line how do we make that decision for me this is this is what we do as Leaders what we do as Leaders we look at a situation and and sometimes obligation to go somewhere if there's a genocide happening if there's another Rwanda happening where 800,000 tootsies are killed in hundred days with machetes if that's what I have a moral obligation to try and do something out that hey that's a decision 4100 Americans that are going in there trying to shut this thing down but that's what that's the type of thing we need to think about and that's why as a leader you want to have an open mind you want to have your ego completely out of it because it's really do think that's what we do with this is going to win treasure to try and get that play stabilized we've done a decent job we are almost there and we left early and now all the sudden look around and go but that's why these things are important to to think about thoroughly as hell she said before you go we don't know what's going to happen and if you're going to get in a street fight Joe like you look as capable as you are as capable as I am at street fighting that's great there is that 10% chance that that guy pulls out a knife that 10% chance but that guy pulls out of Nike and sticks in your neck are you willing to sacrifice that now if the guys doing something to an innocent person and you go you know what I got to take that risk right now I'm going to go in the morning to get this handled those are hard decisions to make


    Tulsi Gabbard on Being Called a "Russian Asset" by Hillary Clinton
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    people using these debates knowing that they're going to get the sound bites and knowing that end and you can see some of them work like yours of Kamala Harris and some of them don't like when she was attacking Elizabeth Warren for not wanted Trump to get kicked off a Twitter like you read is Twitter that's fantastic if you're on Team America you want that guy to keep tweeting you know what's going on no one there's no comedians that have that skill doesn't care what people say about him basically and no one's really had to contend with that until now do you watch the original Republican debates when he was running for president and he starts attacking these guys you see them all the nicknames bathroom soap and all your all hanging out in there together during the commercial breaks yeah but did you say anything to your contact with her know. Maybe every now and then but I honestly like yeah I'm probably not on the top of her friends list Battleship and then Clinton family and there she is the hero to many people of the democratic party and you two are scrapping Democratic National Committee had to remain neutral in the presidential election which it was my plan to do so I really made the decision to resign from that seat so that I could endorse Bernie Sanders largely be corrected largely because of his difference with Hillary Clinton foreign policy you know Hillary Clinton had you know very much of an interventionist it in my opinion the Warhawk regime-change War policy that she had shown throughout her time both in the administration as well as US senator and Bernie Sanders you know any other ways he's more of a non-interventionist I saw that in those debates at that time the conversations that were in the media was not bringing up this difference between the two of them so that voters can make an informed choice of who they want their commander-in-chief to be which to me just as you know as a soldier as a veteran does American like how can you not be putting this issue at the Forefront so I resigned from that position endorse Bernie Sanders start going out and just talking about raising these issues on the campaign Trail but I remember one of the first interviews that I did on MSNBC the host of the show saying aren't you afraid of what the clintons will do to you said this on live television and interesting to see the reaction like the days after when I first went back to DC after I made that announcement of endorsement and friends of mine you know politicians in Washington they were fantasy like go with god sister with Joe Biden well there's there's I mean the people who are saying hey look you know there are lists that are kept in your political career will be over that was really the message that I got from from people's been around the block a few times I am the most recent thing that that came up with what Hillary Clinton said about me is is not it's not it a spat between two people it really just shows the the complete difference and the conflict in our foreign policy views of of the what I called the Clinton doctrine of interventionism regime-change wars and and warmongering versus what I'm putting forward which is let's stop the regime-change War World Police policies worked in this new Cold War in arms race put the interests of the American people first always ensuring that we have a strong and capable ready military to defend our nation and our people and honoring that service and sacrifice that that our troops get by only sending them on missions worthy of their sacrifice maximizing diplomacy engagement with other countries in the world through cooperation rather than conflict and always seeing War as a last resort so that conflict that you're seeing in the media that's been playing out and again why you're seeing so much of the corporate media and the political machine attacking me is because of this difference is because of this change in foreign policy and bring it out because when it comes right down to it you know whether you're going back to back to the cold back to Vietnam War back to Iraq war overthrowing Saddam Hussein Libya Gaddafi the media is always kind of been this cheerleading voice for these wars to happen sending a very clear narrative out to the American people and and it comes down to it's good business for them good rating what she said to you or about you other than she said that you are Russian asset that was that was the insinuation right yeah what was the base of that and how to that's weird right how does someone who is running for president and it is one of the most prominent politicians in our country how do they get away with something something something that's such a huge accusation with no information to back it up it would be a good question for a normal person but when you look at the power of the Clinton machine when you look at the power of medical establishment which is made up of people who are either you know part of the the Clinton so-called family or who are part of this political establishment that is built on the same Foundation that that she Hillary Clinton laid when you look at the media establishment have been pushing a lot of the same narrative lot of the same message then you can see how somebody gets away with calling a sitting member of Congress for president soldier actively serving Army National Guard veteran of two Middle East deployments basically a traitor to the country that I love and that I'm willing to lay my life down for and get away with it without any evidence or base whatsoever. But no push-back know that was the most bizarre thing on what do you mean by that sing The Rush is behind her to try to to do something against Bernie or Elizabeth Warren or whatever the consensus pick is like what are you saying there was no no questions like that there were no questions like that and and look even if there were waiting or unwitting so she's basically they're saying that I'm a traitor to my nation or that I am an unwitting asset which means basically you are too stupid and too naive to know that you're being used to further the interests of a Nation other than our own both of which are are deeply deeply offencive and again without any base and I think that that's the like this is bigger this is this is really not about me that the danger here of what she did and how the media responded and how almost every single other candidate for president refused to comment refuse to denounce she said Bernadette Bernie is an exception Marianne Williamson Andrew Yang couple of them had the courage to say hey look this is ridiculous the fact that that was that was the response is really it has a chilling effect on our freedom of speech in this country and it sends a message that whether Tulsi gabbard or any other American or any other veteran who dares to stand up and challenge establishment challenge this foreign policy narrative call for peace call for an end to these senseless unnecessary regime-change Wars then you two can be smeared your character can be smeared did you ever think you could reach a Tipping Point where this happens not this kind of thing happens where you just say alright I'm done with the Democratic party after what they did to Bernie in 2016 right that I'm sure that had to be a dick for a lot of people that said wait a second this is the guy we wanted and you totally hosed him and now we got this this woman over here but we didn't want him how much how many times can this happen before people go oh you know I'm done with this iic this is something that's bigger than just the Democratic party because we see this we see how this kind of foreign policy Elite and establishment in washing it is crossed both parties over different times and it's something that I can much deeper than that I'm I'm working to bring about reforms in the Democratic party to make it says more democratic more open more transparent more inclusive and welcoming of people who you don't agree on some issues disagree on others but one that is actually serving as as a platform for the people fighting for the people thinking about what's in the best interest of the people that that's the kind of change and reform that that I am working to bring about in the Party by think the forces that challenging here are actually much bigger than that you got to give a lot of credit to the Republican party because the establishment Republicans the last human being in the world but they wanted to run for president Republican ticket was Donald J Trump Lego independent and that someone who is popular perhaps you would go independent and suck a lot of the boats away from the Democratic Party People disagree with the directions going and then that's how the Republicans win yeah I'm not I'm not going to do that I've been asked that a ton of times since I don't know months ago and every single time I've been asked that I've said the answer is no I'm running to be the Democratic nominee I will not run as a third-party candidate and I didn't got something else that's that's been interesting and again very transfer if you're paying attention is no matter how many times I answer that question from reporters and and no matter how many times my answer is consistently the same know that was another thing that Hillary Clinton and others continue to point out like oh we think we think she's going to run as a third-party candidate and she's going to be the reason that Donald Trump wins and again to raise that question people's minds and to raise to do there the candidate and she's going to be the reason that Donald Trump wins and they're clearly trafficking and things that aren't true again why to raise that question people's mind and two rays that suspicion intended to do their best to try to undermine the support that that we're getting from people


    Tulsi Gabbard on Receiving Backlash Over Calling Out Kamala Harris | Joe Rogan
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    both of your veterans and both of you I'm sure have things you agree on and disagree on but your urine a really unique position here you know an inn since you been on the podcast a lot of things have happened big the big one is when you rightly called out Kamala Harris on her her past and what she's done and and then it seems like everybody's attacking you like that opened up the floodgates and then there's all these hit pieces on me as a person Observer watching clean outside is like what look at the machine work look at the attack dogs go like look at this very transparent then what's going on but if you just happened upon one of those articles president like I knew you when people didn't know you that well and then I'll send people know you way more and now you're kind of a household name so the watch this process in the watch all the Machinery sort of move in your direction and it's very interesting we are up against the most powerful overall political machine when you when you look at this this peanuts revved up their engines to try to you know Define me as something that casts suspicion or doubts or whatever in people's minds you know pushing information that isn't true or all of these different things and I think there's a few reasons for it our challenge is like we are battling the political establishment in Washington and it's because I'm telling the truth it's because I'm challenging the status quo do that represent and ended they profited off for for a very long time so you know my campaign we don't take any contributions from packs or lobbyist fueled completely by contributions from Individual people and they are out spending Us by many many multiples where we need help to challenge their narrative with the truth but tell him he ate this is who I am this is why I'm running for president this is experienced in the background that I bring this job we've got to be able to bypass that mainstream corporate media and just go directly to voters and what is the experience of being attacked feel like I feel like I'm used to it so it just I mean it's just like it is it's nothing that I've ever really taken personally because I understand the situation you know I understand that whatever this mirrors are however radical they are you know it shows me that they feel threatened and they are concerned about both the unifying message that I'm bringing because we have Democrats Republicans Libertarians Independents who are joining this Coalition that that is fueling our campaign and it's a campaign of by and for the people and and one that's but that's actually speaking the truth it's calling for an end to these regime Infowars calling for you know what the escalation of tensions between the United States and other nuclear-armed countries and enter this new Cold War nuclear arms race actually hey let's focus our limited taxpayer dollars on actually serving the needs of our people that that's really the message that we're bringing and it scares the hell out of them what's interesting is for me again as an outsider it's it's a clear clear recognition that what they want versus what they say they want very different exactly the Democratic parties parties always been like we want a woman okay got your woman how about a woman doesn't veteran check how about a woman is a congressman how about that congresswoman veteran minority minority from Hawaii all these positives you know in order for Democrat to beat Donald Trump in 2020 you're going to have to be able to take Trump voters you're going to have to win over those Independence who stayed home in 2016 or even some of those Democrats who voted for Trump because they feel like our party has left them behind guess what check check check check we're doing all those things instead of saying hey this is really something that maybe we should get behind instead they're saying oh my gosh there's something very suspicious and weird about her because she's actually stealing kumquat in such a crossfire like to be taking this much heat from the party that you know trying to represent is it seems I don't remember this happening. Harris had a real shot and she would happen if you look at the direct correlation between Warehouse was standing and where she's at now and that debate it just you put holes in your boat which which was I was Raising some very important issues related to Criminal Justice Reform you know pending the federal marijuana prohibition and essentially pointing to to leadership because we're all asking to to lead this country and bring the experience that each of us has it's very distinct indifferent and in her whole campaign was based on the premise of being a prosecutor for the people being the Attorney General here in California and okay you've said you're proud of your record this is what you have done when you were in a position to make a positive change for the people instead you chose to do otherwise and I think that speaks louder louder than words when you are more bullets in the chamber 2 because there was other things you don't even think you didn't really touch upon her saying to single mothers that she was going to prosecute them and lock them up if they didn't get their kids and Skip and go laughing as she did so with with a fear of jail for kid didn't go to school now that that's that's the challenge of this this debate format that said so frustrating is you know you've got 60 to 75 seconds to get your point across to be able to talk about hey here's my position here's what I would do with you know North Korea here's how I would deal with no immigration reform in 60 seconds or less you've got 60 to 75 seconds to get your point across to be able to talk about hey here's my position here's what I would do with you know North Korea here's how I would deal with no immigration reform in 60 seconds or less


    Tulsi Gabbard: Regime Change Wars Hobble American Diplomacy
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    I want to talk about something you brought up briefly earlier about the media being sore cheerleaders a lot of these wars or allow these military actions what do you think that happens because this ensures that they get access to think it happens because conflict is good for their business do you think it happens because if they don't act as cheerleaders they don't get access to the leaders and to the important politicians and military leaders I think that the underlying driver is that conflict is good that's crazy that that is their decision how to cover things and what it's been it's it's it's the war machine you know that that they're apart of and that they are driving that they are driving force for you know I think that yeah they're they're in there been reports any overtime I dating you and Matt Taibbi hear recent where you've got you know journalist who are more or even papers who are who are more interested in covering for their you know CIA relationships rather than actually bringing forward a story that the American the truth you know that the American people deserve to hear don't you know what I think there are other factors there that drive the media really playing heavily influential and dangerous force in continuing to push this this war-mongering narrative that that is you know I mean it's it's costly in an immeasurable and measurable way or the coverage is so influential in that influence changes the way people accept or don't accept things that are happening internationally you know when there's something I mean what was the what did you remember when I was there was a time when Obama had talked about attacking Syria in 2013 like it was my first year in Congress like rejection of an idea Global nationally that I've ever seen and then he kind of backed off it and I was like okay I think I think that was one of the most Brave decisions that he made to back off from it where he actually know he didn't take that position in that example of just kind of being the obstinate stubborn like nope here's what I said he drew this Redline I'm not going to go back on it no matter what no he did I think listen to the American people and ultimately he chose diplomacy with this is an area where people have been critical of you lose your position on Syria and the fact that you had met with Assad and this is something that gets brought up in organic has brought up in these little sound bite things that are seeking to Define you without any Nuance or any any complexity to try to let light just let this little tiny sentence or to Define your position then they can repeat that other people that really knowing what they're talking about what is your turn on Siri on a sod and how did all this conflict know this weirdness with you in the end of subject begin I think I didn't get it it goes back to again the the opposition that comes towards me from the the political establishment you know the corporate media the military-industrial complex because of the the leadership in and the voice that I've been bringing calling for an end to regime whether we're talking about the one in Iraq Libya and in in Syria with my choice my my choice will always be towards diplomacy because if we lack the courage to meet with both adversaries and friends in the pursuit of our own National Security and peace the only alternative is war. That's the way it is so will always choose to maximize all diplomatic means and measures and talks and negotiations to further our interest of peace and national-security recognizing that war should always be the last resort if necessary it's very difficult for people to understand that these things are insanely messy and you saying that you would always leaned towards diploma does not mean you support dictators not but that's exactly the way they frame it but if you look at the famous Hillary Clinton speech after Gaddafi was killed we came we saw he died and she was laughing Libby is a failed State now they have they have slaves that they're auctioning off on YouTube and you could watch slave auctions that someone filmed with their camera on their phone and they uploaded to YouTube Lippy has gone I mean it's a chaotic place right now good when Qaddafi was running Libya but it wasn't as bad as it is now so the idea that supporting Kadafi is supporting a dictatorship and your monster for supporting and like maybe not just it's kind of worse now because the world is a very messy play and and it's not even a matter of quote-unquote supporting it's just saying hey we're not going to come in and overthrow you a right government letting that as it seems that that's the issue here in and the contradiction when people are criticizing me exercising diplomacy and calling for an end to the regime change war that we've been waiting Syria since 2011 but then they'll say oh well of course I was against overthrowing Saddam Hussein in Iraq right there's there's no intellect there's there's no consistency there and I think that the issue with Libya that that so often gets overlooked is again we look at what what will the consequences be of these regime-change wars you said Olivia the completely failed stayed there more terrorist organizations in stronghold in Libya now than there ever were before when Gaddafi was there the people of Libya are suffering far more now than they were before we also see this other effect on our own National Security where our to our regime change War policy has undermined our ability to negotiate with Kim Jong on in North Korea towards denuclearization you have leaders of of North Korea of time and time again and said hey look we're developing nuclear weapons as the only deterrent that'll work against the United States coming in and overthrowing our government set it over and over and over again and they pointed to examples like Livia saying that will you guys are saying you want to come in and negotiate with us to get rid of our nuclear weapons you told Gaddafi the same things that a good off of Garrity or nuclear weapons program will leave you alone and then you went in and overthrew Qaddafi will this be any different with us and then you got John Bolton as as than the National Security director for for Trump going on television or giving speeches saying yeah you know we're going to approach North Korea with Olivia model he said that and so when we wonder like hey why aren't these and I I I think I'm hiding Trump was right and I said it probably Trump is right to have direct negotiations with Kim Jong on but he hasn't gotten anywhere and you got to look at why and this is one of the reasons why continuing to hey no we're not going to overthrow you and your government Kim Jong-un but on the other hand your your continuing the policies that directly undermine your ability to to make that agreement that that'll be that'll that'll hold and that'll stand as a result now you know we have North Korea that that's nuclear weapons program is continuing to escalate their capabilities are continuing to grow and it poses a threat not only to you know Oaks Inn in Hawaii the people of Hawaii given our proximity North Korea but their capabilities now they're extending across the West Coast Express extending across the country posing a very direct existential threat to our country and to our people so you see how that decision that was made about Libya these decisions that are on going to be pulling out of the Iran nuclear agreement North Korea says hey you guys made them tore up that agreement why should we think that's going to be any different with us so the president elected tore up that agreement why should we think that's going to be any different with us so these policy decisions that are being made her very directly connected in in having the effect ultimately of undermining our national security and making the American people less safe


    Tulsi Gabbard Shares Her Thoughts on Impeachment
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    interesting proofpoint of this is I can go pull came out yesterday on where the American people stand on impeachment and something like seventy-five 80% of fox viewers oppose impeachment and seventy-five 80% of NBC MSNBC viewers support impeachment and they're covering the very same impeachment inquiry and hearings and we know witness testimony and and all that I don't think you understand what that means not even has a chance of happening and I'll base now I I don't think I don't think people do either they don't they just it seems like some fun talking point some got your thing where they've got them you know Ukraine time we got them got them this time stormy Daniel didn't stick but this one this one's going to think yourself is Stormy Daniels hilarious girl I don't know who she is. I send you that video where the girl is getting into people to get pumped up about impeachment and she she's got like like rainbow colored hair and she looks like a liberal I think she even has one of those pink kitty cat hats on and and she gets them she's like Propecia delicate explain what you got probably just let him finish his term it is hilarious it's hilarious because it's a sport it's it's it's basically replacing it's it's a sport for people don't like football their their idea of who's winning or losing this game is very personal and they feel like their team got killed in 2016 and then we could come back and kick ass in 2020 and that's what's going on and everything they can get out of Anatomy that I mean that it's it's that but then you've got some folks who some some democrat leaders in in Washington who are saying well you don't we need to get rid of trump through impeachment to protect ourselves from possibly losing the election in 2020 which I think is just like a an open and you know it well we don't think that we can actually beat him at The Ballot Box so we're trying to use this political maneuver in order to get rid of him even though it's it's unlikely that even if the house does vote to impeach which isn't fully clear this point but even if that were to happen the Senate is not going to convince 20 is highly unlikely the Sun is going to convince 20 Republicans to vote with every Democrat to to actually physically kick Trump out of office and let this is why I may I have I have always maintained that you know I look forward to beating Donald Trump at The Ballot Box for the America people can unequivocally let their voices be heard saying nope we're done with the leadership and and all that Trump brought to office and we're choosing to go in a New Direction have you thought about what kind of nickname he'll have for you cuz you know he's going to come up with a nickname I got to take out of it but they do it's it's a it's a it's a super short clip but basically they're like there is a villain amongst all of these candidates and that villain is Tulsi gabbard strikes fear into the hearts of every other person up here at something like that like a Despicable Me type cartoon villain Vape portrayed me as like a Cruella Deville out they don't show you farm like like bro you need to take some time off when you get you in a hyperbaric chamber how many energy especially cuz Donald Trump has energy and he goes onstage for an hour and a half at a rally with no teleprompter no 30,000 people without no drink no bathroom break like an animal up there any funerals in I didn't mean while you're looking at Biden and you're like Ruth's house this evening to work out his teeth are literally falling out here the campaign has names wrong


    Why Tulsi Gabbard Sued Google
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    he's a really important conversation to have with you right now with you you're in the middle of this lawsuit with Google explain that so the first debate that we had this presidential election you know we had hoped that I would do well going into it and that people would go and start their internet search to hey who is Tulsi gabbard never heard of her before and so we went and got it you know Google add setup improve everything was ready to rock and roll was the most Googled candidate of the night as I have been for every debate that I participated in the issue was during that first debate you know what wall that. Was happening or our Google add account was suspended by Google with no explanation whatsoever no like hey you guys are there was nothing like you're freaking out there like man this is what we were waiting for now you guys took our account on tell us we got to do to get it back up and say we didn't hear back for a while once you start hearing back be heard back from different people with different answers nothing clear-cut to say you did this wrong fix this will put your tongue back nothing and then all of a sudden you know hours and hours have gone by and then our account was reinstated without any explanation about what happened and you know this is this is bigger than just wasps in opportunity that that my campaign had because this happened on that night during that Peak. It's a bigger issue about the power that this Corporation has in Google in interfering essentially in Fair elections and in what kind of information they are willing to put in front of people don't they don't Boston Dynamics to does Google own Boston Dynamics I'll tell you what you get you get extra double bonus credit for me right now till 10 cuz that right there is so crazy for you black cats bad for me but it's also bad for the American people have been stuck at bad for me undefined and no investigation into it and still you put out this lawsuit there's really no way to find out. It started to force that conversation that we're continuing to push to the Forefront about how particularly with Google and Facebook the inordinate amount of power that they have to as we sit and type in a Google search for whatever or we know what's popping up on our Facebook feed they control that I think that we have a real issue in this country with advertise in those things in in Google and Facebook a real issue that it's never really been fully discussed cuz those things just sort of came up out of nowhere you know we had social networks we had my space and we had you know we didn't think anything of it and then all the sudden. Only the here but they have this extraordinary amount of influence they have algorithms what people put up algorithms that figure out what you're into and then show you that so if you just really in a conflict which most people are it is showing you conflict all long is getting everybody riled up so it's having a direct effect whether it's planning Gordon or not it's having a direct effect on discourse in this country that has and I think it's one of the reasons why what you were talking about before work. They're out with us or you're against us and it's never been more hard-line than it has been right now and all of this is because of advertising money like what are you even selling all your staff portal to connect people with each other and through that you're gaining it insane uneventful in an extraordinary amount of money is being generated and we never agreed to it look down we saw the ad and then everybody's just getting bought and sold and it's happening to a point now where that is one of the main Town Halls one of the main places where people discuss ideas in the world is he social media networks and they're not getting smaller growing and they keep stacking up in with Google or Facebook or Twitter and the amount of influence they have is insane and they're just people right there just regular folks like the fact that this guy has so much power we are not ready for this and this is happening right under our noses now it's happening so quickly and then when something like your Google situation happen words like Bobobo-bo not only you properly but now you're f****** pulling strings you're showing us you're pulling strings and everybody's like exactly but one that's saying hey you guys are too f****** big you're going to break up monopolies and provide the kind of oversight and accountability that will protect the consumer that will protect the American people protect fair and honest discourse protect freedom of speech that's the issue and that's that's a difference between me and and somebody like mayor Pete for other candidates and he's not the only one other candidates who refuse to take a strong position in recognizing the threat to our public discourse and and our democracy that these Tech Giants have really was in the hands of just a few people you have this is just broken the news recently Mark Zuckerberg who you know people are taught he's like wanted to run for president not that long ago and was Bruce Lee considering it and then you know he's trying to start his own cryptocurrency wants to have his own currency that he controls like the amount of power this guy has and that he wants to continue to grow as is so dangerous he decided not to run for president but he and his wife started emailing mayor Pete's campaign manager saying he hears some guys we think you should hire for your campaign and so they hired two of Zuckerberg Facebook guys who are not working for me or Peet's campaign and so they're going to have a seat table should this guy get elected which means Facebook's going to have a seat at the table did the weirdest little sips of water I don't I don't trust a person man woman or nonbinary creature to take sips of water like that that's just not the way you drink water we drink Waters like I'm thirsty I'm going to have some more what the f*** is happening here what is happening here the water didn't move before we move if it barely likes do you feel like these most like you coming out strong against Google Facebook saying that you could break up those types of monopolies strategically wasn't the best call because you know you could have not been so strong against him and played along with him a little bit maybe they look at you and go through the list that. Joe went through earlier which is your a veteran you're a woman you're a woman of color you're from Hawaii you got this experienced congresswoman you got all the stuff they can increase your chances of getting elected then you get elected mayor and I'm going to break you guys up do you think strategically or is that just you're the type of person you are as like you know what I'm just going to I'm going to tell the truth from the get-go is that basically what we're going to tell the truth and call it straight no matter what and and you know no matter who who I'm dealing with because that's who I am and the people are sick and tired of politicians who play this game and do this political dance as they're trying to get people elected and like okay we'll fight if I just say this or if I just kind of cozy up to these people or these interest they can help me get elected and then when I win then I'm going to do the right thing will guess what as you do when you win all of you okay I've got to win the next re-election that means I need more money from Wall Street I need more money from Google I need more money from these guys so I can't say anything to piss him off just yet I'm going to wait until I get reelected then that's when I'm really going to start to do the right thing and I think people across party lines are sick and tired of the same just yet I'm going to wait until I get reelected then that's when I'm really going to start to do the right thing and I think people across party lines are sick and tired of the same old politicians who say one thing and do another and instead are looking for real leadership


    Jocko Willink Talks About His Political Convictions
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    I don't even know how you stand politically with Solaris cuz you one of the few guys that's just not defined politically online because people think of you as such a Savage they leave all the politics out of it there's no I don't know what he's fixing to get up get up at 4 in the morning leaves a puddle of sweat he's a marinade is everyone from every different spectrum and I can I'm just talkin my political beliefs are like hay but I believe in individual Freedom don't think the government is a great solution to a lot of our problems you know so for me it's like me a smaller government probably a better thing and I think probably why you get this impression for me is I actually have a balanced I believe that the solutions are it was somewhere balance and in America right now that that doesn't really get a lot of traction because everything is broken down into such a little tiny sound bites of your either Pro this or you're against it and there's no gray area and by the way if you believe this you know he believes yes and I believe no actually hate you and I'm going to attack you when I started going back and forth with Tulsi like what she thinks my my uncle guess what I think she serves as martial arts she plays she plays ukulele is auriga rytary go we prepare ourselves into a corner where I believe this and now the last thing we can do is if they are actually not right that's a good point Joe you thought of it from that perspective before and also just thinking of what other people's perspectives are cuz you know you just talked about single moms there's single moms out there that are getting up at 3:30 in the morning to go work there first shift at the diner to the get to their second shift at the grade school wherever they're working then we could do the third shift at some other restaurant at night like okay that's going on I can understand that perspective mean we all have to understand that perspective when you talk about this 60-second answers which which is insane and interviewed on TV figured Fox and do one sentence maybe two sentences in the 24-hour news cycle that were on every new story that comes out is the end of the world and as soon as I signed on for my Reddit AMA this question and it's clearly the guy it's been a lot of time writing it and it was this this sort of breakdown of the Russians and Trump and all this negativity and and you know I took this whole paragraph and I answered it in one sentence I said America is stronger than one man skip to turn a boogie with Trump's got accomplished you don't keep working as hard as I can to get stuff done if you can barely move needle right that's the way it is and on top of that look at what happened with our political system the only had Carter there's a backlash against Carter we have Reagan write these things go back and forth we end up with Clinton and we end up with bush and then we end up with Obama so when I think of my political beliefs I stand politically in Psycho I stand that you're not going to be able to place me very well because I'm going to listen to what different people have to say I'm going to try and understand what their perspectives are and then I'm going to say oh not what's best for me or what satisfies my ego but what's good for America we make sense for America and that's what I would move forward on you're not going to be able to place me very well because I'm going to listen to what different people have to say I'm going to try and understand what their perspectives are and then I'm going to say oh not what's best for me or what satisfies my ego but what's good for America we make sense for America and that's what I would move forward on


    Tulsi Gabbard on the Corruptive Power of Money in Politics
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    snacks like where where where you at right now I think our initial challenge or the initial goal that we're seeking to meet here is to get I'm not qualified it for the next debate in December do you have to do to qualify we need to do two things one is we've got a surpassed 200,000 individual donors that's hilarious you need money right now we are at about $199,000 Joe Rogan I think they require a certain number of poles and I think I need one more pool to meet that requirement which is again is directly linked to look at to look at a guy like Pete buttigieg he spent nine million dollars on social media ads in order to get like a 4% bump in the polls you look at what some of the other guys have spent the billionaires that I think steyer spent 37 million dollars in order to qualify in the polls on the debate and so are challenges we just need we need to get out and get in front of people in order to make sure that that we're bypassing the corporate media and we're actually talking directly to Folks at home is there a real possibility sometime in our lifetime they can take money out of politics like that yes there has to be there has to be the more people learn about how completely lopsided are our campaign Finance system is that does two things it favors those or it is helps those who are taking money from corporations and packs and lobbyists further deepening The Divide between the politicians and and the people that they are supposed to be serving and representing and instead you know you've got this this inside or culture of lobbyists and politicians who are just hanging out and making the decisions and yeah I mean Elizabeth the second thing is that that you're seeing how corrupting that influence has it is on the on the but the politicians and the influence that they have over people and how much it disproportionately helping the strengthen the power of a two-party system where those parties can can literally take like for me if if you wanted to give me a contribution you could give me the limit is $2,800 per the prime that's it you can't no matter how much you want you can give me any more money but if you wanted to write a check tie the Democratic party Republican party doesn't matter unlimited amount of money that you can give to the party so what does that actually mean it means that the party has a hell of a lot of power that they can leverage over individual members of Congress elected leaders to say if you don't play ball if you don't vote the way we want you to vote we're not going to be there to help you out in your lunch and we're not going to run tv ads for you we're not going to hell when you're getting attacked by the other guy with just makes the problem that we already have worse where instead of leaders voting based on what they believe is right for their constituents to write for their the the country or based on their conscience instead they're being goaded into voting for the interest of the political party putting party ahead of the interests of the country and so that that's in the more people are learning about the consequence of our existing campaign Finance system or they're demanding change and reform so that we are electing leaders who are accountable only to the people have you ever had a conversation with someone where they have tried to influence your vote in one way or another in that way you just described I have so so you know I have met with and in a lobbyist will say here is why I want you to vote this way and and you know by the way what will will be there at your next fundraising dinner or something like that I have a history of bars I got no calls from any lobbyists none when I said no Pac money no lobbyist money automatically they're like well obviously we can't talk to her for not giving her money crazy what is not playing again exactly and then I I haven't seen it in established very quickly in Congress that that I don't play political games and then I'm not going to be bullied into taking anybody else's position if I don't think it's the right one to take so I have not experienced that kind of like the party has never helped me in any of my elections ever for city council for State Legislature for congress so them come in and say we're not going to be like dude you were never there for me ever anyway but I've seen it happen with some of my friends who may be represent swing districts or her demo you were never there for me ever anyway but I've seen it happen with some of my friends who maybe represent swing districts are who are Democrats who got elected Republican District are always going to have a really tough race I have seen it happen in real time where that those bully tactics coming to play


    Tulsi Gabbard Responds to Criticism Over Fox News Appearances
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    how do you navigate this testing it seems like the it seems like okay if you want to get the Democratic nomination you got to be pretty far to the left right but if you want to actually win the presidency then you got to be more moderate so that seems like a tough little thing to try and get through as well I think that that is the conventional so-called wisdom that just isn't true anymore I think this is what you need to hear a lot of the political pundit talking who's fart Centrist modern who's this this that I think what's what's proving to be true is is more about you know who is who is who is the establishment candidate versus who is anti-establishment and that you know I don't fit into any one of those boxes because I look at every issue based on its merits I'll look at the substance of the issue look at the arguments for and against and go with the approach that I think actually that's a reasonable and that's a thing like these people are like oh my God we can't figure her out cuz she doesn't have any of these labels but but that is where the vast majority the American people are you have these these extremes on the fringes who are all about these you know purity test where you are either with me on every single issue or you're done you're finished your unacceptable that the vast majority of Americans again they're looking at what is real leadership leadership whether you're talking about the guy who's were working in the manufacturing warehouse you're talkin about a blue collar worker you're looking at okay here's here's the here's the issues that keep most people up at night do you want to make sure that if your kid is 6 evenly of their they're going to able to get the health care they need you want to make sure you have a roof over your families had their their basic things approaching them in a way that is pragmatico pragmatic common sense and solutions-oriented is not only the right thing to do I think it's the thing that makes it so you don't have to stay on the primary I'm only going to talk Democrats and the most radical and extreme among them and then I'm totally going to flip the script and then speak to the whole country after I win the primary election that's that's ridiculous this is why you know I'll go on Fox News MSNBC CNN and I'm delivering the exact same message to people and will we're building and growing support in PA who watch those three different channels who actually listened like me like she makes sense like she's not crazy she's not spouting some party talking point she's not you know going down a radical path just to appeal to the the Twitter winds that are blowing one way or the other it's just about 8 but let's do what's best for the people and for the country I'm stunned by the bluebird to for you going on Fox News the people actually upset that they do not think that you should Grace snooze screen to you you're doing a disservice to your party which is interesting while I get the same stuff and because I go on Fox News and why do Fox News Fox News invite me on the Fox News never invited me on I want to talk about it is about leadership because of what we're doing is human beings as we're leading other people that is just your family or whether it's your business or whatever or it's on the field so yeah weird that you would get attacked for going on Fox News when actually anybody that looks at that from a strategic you would think oh she's actually accepted by by this this right-wing nude organization maybe she could get some other you do moderate conservative books maybe we should think about bringing her and it is a candidate because you could win what's wrong with going onstage or going on camera with someone that you opposed someone you disagree with and having a dialogue about what you disagree with that's the weird thing about this cancel culture this was strange timer living and you're not even supposed to communicate with people about idea that you disagree on one thing to say okay you're going to go on Fox News and you know tussle with Sean Hannity about things you disagree on but I think what they see is more dangerous is finding areas for you actually do agree right that's you know on Tucker Carlson I have a platform to be able to speak to millions of people across the country about the kind of leadership that I bring in the area foreign-policy what I would do here in this country what I would do there in that country if I were president today and opportunity to deliver that message directly to people's living rooms are offices are wherever they are and you know I think in some of these areas Tucker Tucker and I will disagree on a whole host of things but on some of these issues of foreign policy he'll say yeah I agree with you and I think when you look at this this cancel culture how you know I was attacked on the debate stage 4 going on Fox News how do you think you're going to lead this country all Americans if completely not only shutting out and not willing to talk to half the country that watches Fox News but you're in fact disrespecting and dismissing them just because they may disagree with your they watch a different News Channel then you do I think that's the bigger issue here is yeah you know there's a political consequence you're never going to be able to have a dialogue with what to speak of win support from people who you treat like garbage you disrespect you called same to you call deplorables but how do you expect to lead as the president of every single American in this country when you've thrown half of them away and say you know what I actually don't care about you I only care about people I agree with that that's to me the the the worst part about all of this completely divided and sent people to vote for the opposing candidate like you're going to call me deplorable or really watch this and that their calculated in one of the things I do appreciate you about you is that I think you're not I think the way you view things is you would far rather speak your mind truthful and have real legitimate opinions on things rather than have some weird slimy sort of Shifty take that's been created by a bunch of people that think that this is going to be the right thing that you could say that's going to you know and get you a little closer in the polls and move you this way and move the needle that way that that Shifty style of politics I really feel is dead I just don't think you can do it that way anymore I think people because of the Open Access to information that people have today in the way that people can communicate in and find out information I just don't think we want to buy that Shifty politician talk anymore I think we're done with I think we realized it's Antiquated it's it's never served us it sucks and it just it just gives you the same thing every time you get someone to get to the office and they do the completely different things and what they said they were going to do before they got in yeah that's even know I thought about all the people are they heard deplorables I heard 47% and that's bad but yeah you're right what it really made people think is oh behind the scenes you're totally different than you are when you're standing onstage I know what your liking I'm not voting for you


    This is How Tulsi Gabbard Would Rein In Social Media Giants
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    ideally candy platform people and somehow know that weakens the position that you don't agree with it's the opposite the opposite happens you pump up the only hope that they have of getting their side of the story out there their sides door is going to be represented by Trump and Trump Sports and I don't know what the president can or can't do to sort of enforced some sort of Emmy we obviously have a new situation when it comes to communication this country with social media and tech companies now it's one of the biggest things when income in terms of discourse and how people communicate and how people form opinions about things that's a tremendous influence our culture and the fact that this isn't protected by the First Amendment we we have a very strange new force in our our country when it comes to discourse and I think laws need to be formed that we need to have some sort of a parameters that you mean there's laws on virtually everything and virtually thing that has massive influence over the way it affects our country and that's one where there isn't really there their they're independent companies and then they're not there. They can do whatever they want with you but also been bigger kind of culture War that's happening in our country this cancel culture that exists that I mean it does it it threatens the kind of of freedom of speech and and discourse I think we'd celebrate in this country for so long where this is the country where you can stand up and say what you believe no matter how terrible I may think it is or how strong they may disagree with it you know people like us are willing to lay our life down for your right to do that and that's that's what is at risk here with this this culture this this cancel close at 7 chilling effect where people are maybe afraid to say something that may be seen as controversial as you've seen how people's especially Republic fit your whole career can be just like gone finished chance of cultures real simple everyone now has a rock and there's a big window someone throws a rock at that window and they want to and that's what happened check the rocks in but then they feel like they have some sort of a population of a politician gets taken down there like look I helped my Twitter feed my Twitter feeds Phil was calling the first one I think that that's and he mentioned that happened the debate Kamala Harris's shoot she'd like launch to petition or publicly was calling for a Twitter to delete President Trump's account yeah and she really really made a big deal out of did a whole media tour like all this call. Elizabeth Warren all this stuff I was asked about it by reporters shortly after she had made us downside I did not even heard of it like a what do you think about Kamala Harris calling on Twitter to cancel Trump Twitter account said well you know I disagree with not everything but a lot of what Trump says but freedom of speech freedom of speech so no I completely disagree with her and the response from her campaign spokesperson no kidding Tulsi gabbard Fox News talking points freedom of Fox news is saying oh well what about freedom of speech by the way Richard Spencer loves her I will stand up and fight for your freedom of speed I may disagree and I may disagree publicly and strongly but we've got draw the line here for freedom of speech and being able to have this dialogue and discourse where we can and I think that we should debate strongly and passionately about some of these issues not seen that is a bad thing that's been the strength of our country gaps ones that'll just be yeah I didn't but people have told me Tech friends of mine that say they say that immediately turns into what is it 4chan and 8chan just completely goes into the gutter Doc's anybody don't give up anybody's address and threatened anybody would do any harm and just talk crazy and do it anonymously and that's what a lot of people are doing it but it's it's very difficult for even the people that felt like they were deplatformed or their voice wasn't being able to be heard they don't want to join into this crazy s*** posting pictures of your dinner menu get you do that on Instagram and if it's a dead deer or something like that you or your risk of getting your picture taken down it says the amount of power that's being exhibited by these social media companies again no one anticipated this could be done what do you think should be done like say you you get you become president what would you do so I think there's there's two things here that we talked about the freedom of speech to control over information I think up part and parcel today we didn't really talk much about is how much of our private information these tech companies have and what they're doing with it but maybe without us even knowing about how that's that's helping to drive up there profit letting it sit both of those components you got to be concerned about a number one is we look at our antitrust laws that exist in this country for the protection of the consumer against any giant Monopoly from coming in and Indiana position to abused their power and apply those laws to these Tech Giants back that Facebook owns obviously Facebook Instagram and WhatsApp I don't think that I think that is the definition of a monopoly across platforms that many of us use because there isn't really a legitimate alternative option available to us saying that the first thing and in looking at breaking up these these monopolies I think Facebook's co-founder Chris Hayes I think is his name I didn't he wrote it and very argument against Facebook Monopoly saying they have gotten way too powerful they should not have been able to buy these other companies and the second thing is Congress actually digging down and passing laws that provide actual oversight and level of accountability to ensure that our freedom of speech and our freedom to access information is not impeded by these Tech Giants whether it's for their own profit or to pursue their own political interest there's people inside of Twitter that are like Jack Dorsey believes in the least according to what he's told me that Twitter should be like a town hall where everyone should be able to have access but he faces resistance that inside the actual company that he's a CEO of that there's so many people that don't think that the way it should be and they think that they have a political or social obligation to limit certain voices because those voices radicalize young people like what do you say to those people I mean with without knowing examples of what their sighting here's the thing is is what they may view is radicalizing young people because of the ideology that day as individuals may hold onto may be seen in the opposite way by people who different political ideology you know I think this is something that's that that we're seeing happening offline as well you know whether it's in in college campuses or another places where both sides do the other side as indoctrinating young people or indoctrinating people with their ideology ideology uniting this is something that that that we're seeing happening offline as well you know whether it's in in college campuses or another places where both sides view the other side as indoctrinating young people or indoctrinating people with their ideology


    Short-term Thinking Weakens Our Country at Home and Abroad
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    is all the time there's like something happens in the news for the political candidates running for president it's who can get their tweet out the fastest on the issue we saw this recently with the situation in Syria with the Kurds and who can get the truth out the fast people are asking me like hey what you have to say what you have to say in like I'm trying to understand situation first I'm actually trying to understand what happened and why we are in the situation that we're in once I do that I'll let you know what I think was another one of those end-of-the-world scenarios that unfolded you know we Trump pulled troops out of out of that area and it was like oh the world's going to end and look there was some bad stuff that happened I get it some Isis folks folks Isis terrorist murderers Escape I got that some some courage were killed like some bad stuff happened but it wasn't the end of the world and and one thing my second appointment we weren't we started doing counterinsurgency operations instead of counter-terrorist operation so we we we changed our strategy and as we did this we were we were starting to kill a decent amount of bad guys about above these insurgents so a few weeks go by and I got a message from up my chin implant and they're like a charcoal we get that you're doing these missions but right now we're not seeing any changes in the metrics as far as attacks are happening happening right and luckily I had read the the counter Insurgency manual that was written by Jennifer Tracy and and I part of that explains that a average counterinsurgency takes 7 years to work itself out right and so I said hey you know boss the average counterinsurgency takes its 7 years to to flush itself out it's only been three weeks can I get some we think that some news event that we can fully understand the news event within one hour of it happening we don't have any understanding you need to let these things develop and and see where they actual long-term effects are we can't be snapping judgment and making radical decisions or split decisions when we have to actually accept what is really going on until the depressed for sure is the left we meeting right-wing media and one of them is a great decision ever know the ones most horrible thing that ever happened and there you go and you know no one can even make an assessment for just happen cuz it only happened 14 minutes ago how about we see where it plays out about being first rather than actually being accurate and presenting the American people with here's what has gone on you can form your own opinion you can form your own conclusion but here's the course of events that took place a b c d and e and that's that's exactly what we're missing in in most of the time I think if we were talking about earlier think were poisoned by this desired have our information fed to us very quickly and that the fact that there's so much information coming at us we don't have enough time to sit back and read a manual on how long it takes counterinsurgency efforts to be fruit fruition 3 tuition the fact that that's hitting you in the military that you would think that the most pragmatic the most disciplined people that understand the long game they're playing 3D chess those are the people that you would telling people like you what you can and can't do the fact that that kind of thinking is even filtering down to special ops crew was crazy what was nice that we do have decentralized command inside the military on my boss isn't what I told you to do cocaine make sense explain it to me that makes them cool move forward that's that's a very positive boss tells me to do something that doesn't make any sense I'm a boss this actually is a bad plan we should do it a different way and if I have a good boss my boss says okay I didn't see that angle and that's another thing that you know when Kelsey was talking about how politicians we come up with a plan and plan we're going to do and I'm going to wait for that feedback company the problem is people are so insecure or / Toriko so big that they won't notice by just going to stick with the same plan no matter everyone else is dumb no using you see through it so we need to make some changes or wrong for the political leadership to civilian leadership that sets the policy that the military executes is so often lacks that foresight and that that planning of actually looking okay if we pursue course of action a you know we call it here here will be the second third fourth order of effects right here's how you know the enemy or the opponent's is likely to reactor here's how other actors are likely to react to our action so we can try to anticipate that and then we can okay this is how we would respond to tell their likely to respond actually go through this so that we don't end up in the situation that we too often find ourselves in where you're like all right here's the here's the mission guys go for it and then you whether it's a week or month or yearly like how the hell do we find ourselves here like you failed As Leaders the leaders of our country failed to ask those questions about you know what happens what happens next you know after we go in and topple Saddam Hussein and we completely obliterate the entire Rocky military what actually happens next what will be the consequences to this will be the cost to our troops are military what will be the cost of the Iraq EPP show me the cost to American taxpayers is the is the objective we know what the objective is is it achievable what's RN State an exit strategy when you look back in and I've just I've seen this throughout my 7 years in Congress sitting on the Foreign Affairs committee sitting on the armed services committee where we're questioning and providing oversight over the Department of Defense and Department of State asking bleeders these questions and when were not given answers or given ambiguous answers or things like secretary Mattis once and hearing about how Al-Qaeda has gotten so strong in Syria to where I mean right now they they control an entire city entire city of idlib is controlled by Al-Qaeda and I asked him at that time I said why aren't we going after al-qaida in Syria in a very serious and concerted way and his answer was well it's complicated it's complicated and it's it's it it's frustrating to say the least but I think it's been a very transmitted bit of it's been a very clear window into the lack of foresight and good judgment and just the ability to look at these challenges and situations with that that basic understanding in a non-emotional way and understand what it what the objective cost and consequences before we launch judgment and just the ability to look at these challenges in situations with that that basic understanding in a non-emotional way and understand what it what the objective cost and consequences before we launched this action


    Tulsi Gabbard: The Dangers of Trump’s Twitter Diplomacy
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    well that's also argument 14 Trump minutes Trump's argument is what he's doing he's boosting a business in the United States and whether not you love him or hate him what he's doing is having a positive net effect on the global economy particular United States economy and that's going to make us stronger when this is whether you love him or hate him you got to look at that objectively and go okay will do is there any Merit to what he saying I don't understand economics I don't trust people that study I don't have the time but they're saying yes he's doing things that benefit business I think that I think that the trouble with the approach that Trump has taken in we obviously he's got her stick and he's got the things that he's got to talking points the things that he says but he is continuing this mentality when we look at like the trade war with China and trade conflict that he started with Canada and now it's different European countries it is it is it the 07 that in order for us and our economy and our people to win then the people are the economies of these other countries have to suffer and that's why I agree with what you just said Jocko about you know building a strong helping grow a strong global economy a shared Prosperity I mean you look at the opportunity that would provide for peace and less conflict rather than what we're seeing it and it says it's playing out in real-time with China right now where you see this trade war that is Escalade pet care for the desk leading I have met with farmers in Iowa who are hurting tremendously because of this trade and tariff or fart manufacturers small business owners and the danger of this continuing to grow and continuing to escalate economic War can very easily turn into a hot war and again we're talking about a nuclear-armed country where these ever escalating tensions push us turn closer to the brink of of nuclear catastrophe something nuclear strategist are saying that we are we are closer to now then then at least in a generation and this is where the foreign policy that I'm that I'm putting forward to the American people that I will lead with is one that is focused on on engaging with other countries being that Force for good focusing on cooperation rather than conflict in every respect being able to work out yeah we do have trade differences with China there's no question about being able to do so in a way that is not further pushing us closer and closer to the brink of a hot war and potentially disastrous can you get into that like what is the trade what is the issue with China like what what is Trump feels like we don't have a fair deal right that's what he's dated diagnosis imbalance with China and Soviet shoes with with I stop sending those of the top two that that come to the Forefront the problem is not with the diagnosis of the issue it is how he's going about it in a very shoot-from-the-hip kind of way I mean he's he's like almost conducting his negotiations via Twitter he's got negotiators were sitting across in the Chinese and he okay we're getting closer to a deal we're going to work this out and all of a sudden something goes out on swimming like a whole thing which you know it's it's Maybe funny when when when Trump is putting out something with Trump Tower in Greenland but when there are such real consequences of the day-to-day lives of the American people and when we're pushing us closer and closer to the brink of a nuclear catastrophe s going these tensions with countries like China and with Russia this is I mean it's serious the stakes are very high and and so this is this is more about how Trump is doing this in such an irresponsible way that's destabilization and uncertainty I both with our economy and also in our relationship to the country suits everything that made him famous as a businessman all the brashness all the shooting from the hip exactly but what that means is he's unpredictable in the bar that you look at me like I was going to give that guy little extra credit cuz he looks like he's crazy so I think that might be what he either thinks he's doing or or not but here's the interesting thing about this I don't want a quote from the continent caricature Boven we're eating our Factory we're doing everything here now there's things like labor labor is more expensive in America could we pay our workers because they're awesome and so it cost a little bit more to build a product if you have a Chinese company that can make it to G2G and they have their paying the workers a dollar day literally and then they can chip bag you over here welding making penis on the price that the quality is not as good but they can be 70 bucks for this Chinese guy or a hundred bucks for this American be so and this actually this part happen again the details I can't quite remember what they said hey work we did we're not going to put a tariff on Deez coming into America because they can't be made here because they can't be made here I'm stepping out I'll let you have my buddy Pete come on this podcast 3 p.m. forever though we said no. are you the only company in America the only company in America that is making me


    Joey Diaz's Nose Doctor Moment - JRE Toons
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    you have to fix my nose out for two straws in my nose but 30 years it was looking for a strong now they're putting two straws directly in my nose what invention in the rest of forever for a week and then they pull the straws out and splints in my nose once you get it done omigod you going to feel so good the right side is done I must have dialed like a dentist when they cleaning a cavity and she's got the goggles on and Coke rocks that hit me in the face and f****** aluminum foils you pecans and God knows what else I snorted sheetrock whatever the f*** comes off that ceiling and carpets and cat have I put all that you can sometimes you drop a goat Rock on the floor listen to 4 in the morning I cook brox going down I don't give a fuk what's on the floor some will be there on that floor and sniff it right I put my finger and whatever else is on that finger one of my f****** know there's some water and I just held it up there to melted and whatever happens happens and he know yeah yeah I know if it's a joke the doctors fix your nose is Doctor line the line that's the f****** nose doctor see this one of those things where it just makes you feel like you're not living in reality


    Best of the Week - November 17, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    Robert E Lee was outside the union guy I have to watch that instead of read it sometimes truly understand what it was like to live without television without radio without cell phones and War like what the war inside the same continent with other people that are supposed to be just like you that speak the same language like yeah we that you run the risk of on how to get hey Gary yeah I'd like for people like hey you know we're not done bro yeah you killed my whole f****** family. Like cool Lincoln we're good. Good let me hang on for a little bit after what would seem like a lifetime of that sort of witnessing that and doing that and watching things that you recognize Injustice at the idea of someone getting stuck in the blame and as of Vendetta in that I can I can see that but you see how that's really probably why we're still having problems now is definitely some part of it right yeah it's like my great great great great told me you know what sort of like dipped in that Kool-Aid of because it my great great great great great felt this way I'm supposed to to because we're related so and so he could change the world in his businesses I said how about you and I you so what you mean is so we'll use your money in my I will make films and the first been so I'm jumping careers at this stage I'm going from a being a fairly successful still photographer really busy to Career why I had really no business doing it I never really made a film before not even really a short film and I so I'm nervous I'm feeling sort of full of myself like I'm at stretches great career being on it on a boat and my kids with you on vacation with her family and my kids does playing on the beach with another kid it happens to be Steven Spielberg's kid so Steven comes over onto the boat to meet Jim and I made Jurassic Park using Jim's computers with no silicon graphics and after I had Steven alone for a few seconds I said you have any advice for first-time filmmaker what's the first film we did was the Cove but at least you don't have actors and special effects and boats and animals it's just a part of the story it's not like you're like with him I think what he's meeting like Jaws exactly I have cuz they do you have to match shots and people want to kill you cuz when we did if it was a subpoena was exciting but dangerous work yeah I mean they made these claims like all the sudden people got stronger and faster and more endurance if there's no evidence to support that there's no evidence other than their anecdotal statements of what they did there's no one is ever put anyone on a vegan diet and then run them through extreme endurance test and found a significant increase in vo2max or muscle strength or any of those things none of this has never been done so if it's if it's true anecdotally for these people it would been really interesting if there was some actual data to go with that where they showed studies me we have James talking about his ability to do the battle ropes but all the sudden he could do an hour and before he could only do 10 minutes I find that really hard to believe that you gained 50 minutes of your battle rope time just from rope snap that was the only thing in the film that I found hard to believe he not have to let it go I mean the guy's an athlete is an amazing athlete currency is excellent martial arts techniques I would just buy it at face level at face value but there's a lot of those there's a lot and we can go through it and talk about I mean there's a problem which is there's no. Evidence to back that up but even the anecdotal evidence is a little shaky is it when we start to talk about some of the athletes in the film and then also examples of athletes outside of the film who switch to vegan diet we look and see what happened to them after they did that the problem here is something that I called a vegan honeymoon which is you know you take someone who's been on a standard American diet they're eating KFC McDonald's Etc on a switch from that to a plant-based diet of course they're going to feel better from eating absolute crap to real foods and so for a. Of time they're going to feel better for sure but then what happens over a longer. Of time you know not getting enough protein just in terms of quantity and not getting the right quality of protein that starts to have an impact micronutrient deficiencies you know vitamin-a zinc calcium iron things like that take a while to develop so you're not going to see that decline in performance happen right away it might take 3 months and might take six months might take nine months it depends on all kinds of factors genetics health status going into it the type of exercise and activity that they're doing the way they're implementing the diets do you have to not just look at what happens a month after someone goes vegan you have to look at what happens six months a year after two years after it was a gamble that adopted child from Russia and they thought that the child was a little kid and it turned out she might have been 30 they don't know how old she was she had to kill them 30 year old with some sort of a metabolic disease that will that serves you right for trying to be a do-gooder you know they'll never do anything again for anybody will never do one thing cuz we'll try to bring it up she likes the idea that there are midgets dressing up as children and trying to burrow into family so that they can wake up in the middle of night and kill them is truly the funniest thing that has happened in income something else was she okay whatever she was she is like a growth disorder that keeps her like looking like a small child video recently where it looks like a kid was getting thrown off a bus looks like what the fox says think they were in on it no I don't think they knew the people in the outside didn't know I think the guy threw that guy off the bus and that was a scam and then the dude who is this the little person in the hoodie he was in the scam and the world going to do that so she's going to poison them or something like that because it was scary stuff because you know you got to think who knows what kind of abuse this little kid had gone through watch that thirty-year-old Razz as a little kid threw in Russia you know and I'll get her homes and foster care and you say that happened in Russia Russian kid in Indiana Ukrainian kids isn't that odd to look back and be like remember when we all went to Disney World know they're probably hate this page isn't growing I think they said that they were actually like they would wake up and see your likes standing in the door like I think it was things that she did that yeah very very bad


    Joe Rogan on How Candace Owens Gets Underestimated
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    wacky yes I'll get on board for that they take her off of that cuz she not get along with somebody I mean it was your girl from Survivor Elisabeth Hasselbeck Fox News femmebot type characters and it would be nice I and then the cameras were turned on and they would start going Syria and I would like Syria what the hell do you know about Siri I mean but they were just go and go and it was 3 a.m. and nobody really watched it and nothing you said we get recorded like it wouldn't they would be no clips or anything she could try to just go wild for a while or awhile show comedians like me who knowledge or background knowledge on anything. And I would wear like a jacket so you wouldn't know I guess you would say comedian under me but not always and I used to just go on that and just say whatever I wanted to and I be sitting next to John Bolton wolf on people there are fun people I think there's a business and being a fembot and I don't begrudge them like I don't begrudge bodybuilders who are on Instagram Rhino I mean like Rhino this is my new apps that a lot of people who are really right-wing like women and they like hot blonde women with you who really not an immigration they don't like immigration they hate immigration but it's like a f****** market for them and I need it started because conversations they underestimate her seen that they did a great thing and I forget who did it was her and Killer Mike it was it was a panel that maybe P-Diddy sponsored or something and it was a panel with thought leaders in the black community and she was on it Killer Mike was on it was a Wonder Girl from black lives matter it was really interesting conversation text to TI and Tiny's Owens Revolt Summit in the front row just being a racist you know what do you mean you can catch all the different job and then Candice was also on something recently wear some white woman was a professor accused her of saying something racist and she shot that lady down so hard and the woman said the woman tried to check her and shame her she was laughing at you like no no I'm laughing at you while I'm laughing at what you're saying you should we can't play it right now we can play and we play it will pull up YouTube but it's up its that Asian Congressman he tried some stupid on her to I could never live like that like to me to get up every day and go who do I got a wreck right I just didn't do it but she's a real life she like she's a nice lady


    Jeffrey Epstein's Death is Outrageous w/Tim Dillon | Joe Rogan
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    with what just happened with Epstein people are you can't get away with this stuff anymore would happens Epstein this is what I like about it yeah it's it was so blatant and stuff like that rages that people go hey maybe they did f****** kill Kennedy yeah yeah candidate let's think if someone took over after Trump and this guy was trying to get rid of the NSA and get rid of CIA this isn't give oelek peacetime intelligence-gathering capabilities the military if we had someone like that and by the way he was f****** everything that moved to just just meth has busy man running yeah you do hard yes true mean listen this is the argument for Trump being on amphetamines right now yeah it's going to run a country yeah you have to have to be the lamp to calm and that all might over 50 Grand anybody spend how much do my God this is the dumbest f****** ad campaign I've ever seen in my life meth we're on it that sounds like a f****** onion article different different angles so it doesn't take over counties towns neighborhoods let's work together math we're on it. What's up with that f****** Brown water turn it back up put that back on how about you fix that f****** toilet water you got your kids swimming around in that water it's disgusting they just charge cards I mean this is hilarious we all wanted the guards on night he killed himself create the public I don't think there is I mean I don't think that bar the attorney general has any real desire to get to the bottom of what happened I mean this is clearly obviously sexual blackmail Epstein was involved with intelligence whether it's you asked whether it's Mossad it's somebody is island is a Honeypot had powerful people in compromising position he was in that probably like an access agent where he would give these Intel agencies access to a powerful people ex-presidents people like that open up that wound because it's just that it's never going to stop bleeding and guys like bar who are you know this is a guy that's participated multiple cover obscene you know I don't think he has any really interest and he's he's a lifelong government official get you could say teach day Tuesday whatever it is but he's just a career and his job is to protect the interest of the power factions in Washington these government agencies there's no way they open this up and there's no there was no way that they could have KFC in an open chord pointing fingers at maybe Prime Ministers and presidents it would tear countries apart to be the biggest political scandal in our lifetime I just can't believe they just mark them like that though they didn't just mark on them twice his what I want to know when he tried to commit suicide the first time with a camera's broken into great question I don't know I don't we never heard that while we didn't see any footage of him I've never seen any footage of him American nobody even comment on it remember the first time and he attempted to commit suicide I needed yeah I don't know that's a good point I mean I think they day he he they found in the transfer them I don't know if they have photographic evidence of him doing that Google what happened the first time I've seen tried to kill himself cuz that's interesting next time you got to do it like this you're either not stronger you take off from the chair my favorite thing is cellmate the cell mate that they gave a yell when she's like a lot of it was a huge skinhead looking dude would stereotype of the last guy you would want in your want to be in a cell with big guido and a corrupt cop with giant muscles yeah listen to stay here forever you like killing people to watch the bad enough they can do this but I got to watch the bank accounts obviously the people that are paying off people pretty smart there's ways to hide money but somebody got paid off substantial amount of money somewhere somewhere that might not have money might not have been passed around right like somebody just might have called in favors he's just hide here where is just laying Maxwell yeah somebody said she was in and out burger with a f****** book and they stayed photo was thinking like all America will forgive me if they see I'm eating fast food I don't even know about CIA agent intelligence right yeah that was something that was actually said by was it one of the attorney-general's when they're Prosecuting is an angel would belong to intelligent look at advantage of this opportunity to promote a f****** film The Seth Rogen movie placement in the in the background of a human trafficker we should get good taste in old iPhone elements of the CIA or the Mossad would condone the abuse of children to get leverage and information on people but that's kind of what happened before yeah I think they just figured look these 15 16 year olds they're going to keep their mouth shut when we're bored talking about 1 when this happened this is all a long time ago right it wasn't that long ago when did he start bringing people out to the Island. The island it's too late 90s early 2000 understood the concept of social media where I can you go what's really crazy is like no one's ever accounted for how that f****** got all that money will less wax near who was the head of Victoria's Secret was like his mentor and they were buddies in Blackshear gave them and you know so funny but the mainstream press you know the Wall Street Journal Ransom article How could a guy who sold women's jeans forever you know get ticket totally Bamboozled by Jeffrey Epstein that's like not nobody there thought that it was maybe I'm a pathological relationship and if those guys knew each other and maybe were in the similar stuff or whatever I don't know but maybe there was a mutual benefit to them knowing each other they think that somehow this billionaire got Bamboozled by Jeffrey Epstein which is just insane to think but that's the way the Press I'm sure he didn't do anything untoward Yeah well yeah that the prince did the interview with the prince of him he's did you look up a lot strip and yeah yeah bro you got it a lot of people now for whatever reason it's becoming more and more obvious more diagnoses or diagnosis even talked about it before that people people are not socializing with each other face-to-face as much and so there's a little like awkward people that you know maybe around the Spectrum and maybe aren't there trying to ban clapping because you know they're going to ban people for real time with loud noises yeah fukin o l prince Andrew forced to scrap visit to flood-stricken your cuz he's called into crisis talks at Buckingham Palace how sad summoned Resa crisis talks all right now but he's clearly he was clearly at relationship without seeing it wasn't good I think I'm seeing knew how to do it yeah I mean nothing. Clinton so I flew with Epstein all the times 6 times as many times but that when Tony gets out at 4 whatever he's doing Tony looks like a like a like a feudal Lord that disemboweling chambermaid whenever they find the bodies in his yard you will be answering for that they're going to find home video of Tony with Joker costume like I'd like a feudal Lord that this about a chambermaid so whenever they find the bodies in his yard you will be answering for that they're going to find home video of Tony with Joker costume 100%


    Couple Adopted an Adult Sociopath Posing as Child w/Tim Dillon | Joe Rogan
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    it was a gamble that adopted child from Russia and they thought that the child was a little kid and it turned out she might have been 30 they don't know how old she was she had to kill them once at the hospital try to break it up she like f*** you I mean the idea that there are midgets dressing up as children and trying to burrow into family so that they can wake up in the middle of night and kill them is truly the funniest thing that has happened in income getting thrown off a bus Scamp yeah and then the dude who is this the little person in the hoodie he was in the Army scam and the world this little kid had gone through will actually a 30 year old has as a little kid through in Russia you know and I'll leave their homes and foster care and they are as a person with a disorder what's up Jamie I feel like I'm hearing are you saying years before they found figured this out I have an image of her I'm trying to find out when I saw a picture of her a picture of weird looking like she didn't look like a little person she looked like a young person was a very strange yeah I hope she finds another family I hope she keeps doing this to different families because whatever life was so bad that she needs to do this let her do it it's it's I worry about the W-2 because I Stay is it you build a whole career you build people that are your fans they want to see comedy and I always thought that like okay I'm not going to be able to do this on like mainstream TV but these are funny things that I can do my God she does look a little person screaming child she might have her going to kill you in the middle of the night I don't think they think 22 now I think some people think is oldest 30 and I think the youngest they think she has a 16 and there's no records no improvement at all they don't know what the f*** began acting out violently attacking a baby boy pushing Christine into an electric fence and making death threats the family sought out psychiatric help Healthcare officials including the Barnett's primary care physician who performed a bone density test and a clinical therapist to treat an Italian believe her to be an adult impersonating a child can you imagine going in here you ready to hear like she's got cancer or brain damage and shego actually you're raising a 30 year-old from the Ukraine in 2012 a judge approve the Barnett's application to have Natalia's date of birth officially revised to September 4th 1989 officially changing her age from 8 to 22 shortly after they rented d'Italia an apartment that's nice and placed her under the supervision of an Indiana State health care provider so she can receive psychiat treatment as an adult that's enough to Canada they left the country but they rented an apartment and then left the country Christine Barnett and then move to Canada and child prodigy prodigy about whom she wrote oh is that the parent yeah yeah well that's that'll do it to survive yeah Indiana that's your number one problem with their Tippecanoe Indiana brought formal charges and neglect against the Barnett's now divorce an Affidavit of probable cause for 2014 provided by refinery29 refers to test performed by Peyton Manning Children's Hospital in 2013 that seem to contradict earlier medical reports about Natalia's age investigators have the timer found at Aaliyah's claims that she was Ukrainian child who have been abandoned by the Barnett's credible but Michael Barnett attorney told the Daily Mail that the charges have been filed because another couple perhaps convince by Natalia that she was a minor had petitioned to become her guardian oh my God she try to rope another family and living on her own and a couple wanted to become a Guardians thinking she was still a child the couple tried to overturn the 2012 result they tried to overturn her f****** age and Anna doctor again despite new test commission by that the court upheld the original result which maintaining Italian was an adult the couple later dropped their guardianship petition when she tried to kill them to wow how to get a guest that girl I would have someone in the room with a gun on a stack of phone books Contra like how good of parents are we did for three years we didn't know that we had a 30 year old psychopath living in our house at maybe we're not the best of this she's got a bush that was the other thing is, that she ask you again until Bush adult teeth play Chucky Chucky was really people say sometimes I look like Chucky which is not nice but there's a lot of people on YouTube


    Joe Rogan on TV Personalities Trying to Copy Anthony Bourdain
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    I tested for reality show on Food Network and they had me on Sat for bed of an hour and it would like it this is not I said I said like three things into the camera and then none of this will ever this is not going to work that's the joke right to their like just maybe say something like when I try to get in they say no and I'm like a blessed night funny show them we just tried to work around a bunch of different ways and I would just keep saying things and you could tell they were just getting frustrated Food Network love the idea of Comedians and then went to get a real comedian we don't want that has like three tracks Goofy Lane changing the archetypes of the Food Network fat Southern woman it was supposed to be Paula Deen and she came in and I want to be one and I want to be wanted and then you know you had the Guy Fieri like you know there's a million shafts that think they're Bourdain they think their profound but in reality they're just making f****** grilled cheese and they have tattoos but other than that unless we had a bunch of those shafts were like I'm a hard-partying I've Seen It All I've seen it all on the line and I love Bourdain depression but somebody was interesting because I can't be sitting with the family and turkey and if you like what we haven't seen her daughter in two days and we don't really know where she is Revolution and then they would it would be like they would start talking about hummus and I'll be like what what happened you don't like what's going on haven't done it well is anybody doing it that way with a traveling around the Gordon Ramsay they were too yeah but him doing something but it did the backlash was immediately immediately inferior because people are thinking that he was going to try to replace Bourdain ride in his wheelhouse is Hell's Kitchen and doing all those shows that he did before everybody would have been fine with right but they were like a f*** you not coming No Reservations now or what is the the new show was it it's like Parts Unknown with Negroes Tim Dillon now we are at work I would come get you a problem you're not really eating at a resort you're not going anywhere outside of the resort because you you would get Harpoon Resort and then there's a black SUV to take you back to the airport if I can either prove its bulletproof armed guards flanking you know the one time that you didn't have that I was on the Impractical Jokers Cruise Crews and their debris guy and a bunch of people that were waiting to see that people waiting to see them but we would come on going to be like okay just got everything but then the cruise with Doc and you would go to this little town in Mexico that was like clearly didn't exist it was just like you know yet oldies Cruise Lines had bought just a certain that a beachfront and made it a town and walk on it and then literally they would like drive you to the little tourist area but you would just see people running around with their feet roosters I mean it was like you would drive thru literal in Crazy poverty and you felt horrible because you were just on a boat and it's 30 shafts were you just on this disgusting boat with a 24-hour Buffet where people are gorging themselves and you go to the time travel and education I had 30 shafts were you just on this disgusting boat with a 24-hour Buffet where people are gorging themselves and then you go to this island would like people's bones are protruding out of their butt so it's weird when you mix those worlds of like food travel and education


    Tim Dillon Riffs on Gary Vee
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    after December 12th YouTube going to be able to if your channels not commercially viable they'll be able to just get rid of it if they want that is that's a way for them to stop something in his tracks okay that's what I think so save some new guy comes along like you become a lot of spit and fire talking s*** and everybody's getting fired up and all my god look what he said about Meghan McCain Meghan McCain calls up YouTube you listen we're going to take the view we're going to pull it off of YouTube get rid of that f****** fat it's like the shadow Benny stuff inside just met Gary vaynerchuk mad and I'm like I don't I made a joke about him do you think he's powerful enough to just go to these companies and be like maybe I don't know I don't think he would do that puts out a little too much contest loser friends is telling them there's a business inside of everyone and there's not there's just not a business inside of every but there's a lot of people that you shouldn't like you know that should just fall in line fall in line we don't need everyone thinking that they're going to be the next CEO he's got to send the message out there is if everyone can be that way the people that are listening and get it the people that get it like like okay he's saying everyone can that means me I'm going to go for it and then they make it a lot of people but he'll say things like you could talk about it or you could do it but you better do bolts what's the it like you tweeted what's good ideas of s*** it's all about execution it's like what what are we going to do I need help my kids are sick can you text me do I meet you somewhere Instagram IG I bet he walked in the room with a bunch of guys in little hoodies and he was like get this fatty and they did get it I'm just saying I'm a funny guy mean it's fine he's a smart respect him I respect him get a parody of you removed from Instagram we didn't I'm just still yeah where is it that's probably on YouTube what sometimes happens is that you know you know people can do it gave it hard for you the other day he goes it's the hardest days our lives that makes us who we are so then I accept with it and I wrote okay so no gun control I mean meaningless horseshit I think is 42000 lights is like s*** out about Parkland survivors Daddy's I think what he did was horrible to describe what he did because well you know did you see that girl that recap the Meghan McCain thing up where is YouTube or Instagram to get downright Instagram things taken down YouTube I'll do it I'll say it and I'll do it I used to work in a liquor store for seven straight years and the only days off I took want to watch the New York Jets and you know what that is it means throw up on myself so that was on vacation and a sick nobody gives a f*** about your problems I should kill the president TV show


    Tim Dillon: I Will Make Logan Paul President!
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    I would have cost you quote a termination Trump Tweets we're we're Fox just that one with the across your Cortez and this giant transexual gal in the beautiful outfit I mean she's I don't know how tall is she Miguel props clapping and she was like super anime or you don't really see a congresswoman do yeah and this this transmission was beyond thrilled I'm assuming is a trim NYC the one with you at the rally and they start eating the babies that's amazing where AOC somebody stands mentally ill but it was too funny and too good or I'm like now this this is somebody who's really cuz they got in the way you could see I love that it's like a scene from Borat where he's doing that the speed the thing at the rodeo and you can see their faces charges changed it like I'll wait something's off you could see it in his face start to change as a woman eating infants fossil fuel is not going to solve the problem fast enough a Swedish Professor saying that I can meet that that people that that's not fast enough so I think the next campaign slogan has to be this we got to start eating babies please don't have enough time this too much CO2 all of you good about it if it's not a real person she's going to be the star of one of them eliminate just say that and as I was Googling it came up and it says Arc support a suggest that fact check mixture of results. And I got to go to the thing to read with the paycheck sings against you no mainstream organs of opinion was to troll ocasio-cortez you would not of course have five right have fun have fun it seems fake right it seems I don't mean to seem real but there's no way someone really want to eat baby 28 planes and left the balance off the farm make Logan Paul president YouTubers are going to have millions of dollars building the fan and no skills When the Roll 40 will make him the president of the United States he will not be that bad at it he's disciplined he's got hard I I will I will be his Steve Bannon I'm going to get involved in that fights yeah to boxing matches percent of the whole world the next group of political figures YouTubers it's possible a little bit of what you think they're not bad they got wild it works Aransas Bay yeah they clearly did they were real good shape to fight stick around and you lost is not legit I love you so much and is sitting there being like you see me off so hard it's hard to keep your s*** together when you're fighting in front of all those people but if one of them had been able to keep their s*** together and not go wild and just box like I don't know which one box is better to seems like Logan Paul train with Shannon the cannon Briggs who's legit is f*** when he's like you know he was one of the top heavyweights the world former world champion mean he's speeds that he knows how to teach boxing box FEMA training all day ice bath all the fat you know until you can tell what in the same thing with KSI they're both athletes they both know how to fight a little bit and probably f****** someone is not as good as them but it's they both got wild and what that means is you start swinging for the fences and sometimes you land and sometimes you don't but if one of them could have state Technical and just boxed I just fired off sharp Jabs and clean right hands and moved a lot and kept your hands up and boxed don't get emotional if they could just mostly start Landing if you start Landing start hurting the guy you got to start hurting the guy with punches that aren't your heart is shot they don't you not winding up with him. Exposing yourself yeah that's the difference between someone who knows how to box a little bit and then starts lagging versus someone who's smart ride someone who understands that when you're going to try and be able to see everything start swinging and barely pay attention right you might land and might not go out still still have power it's not an absolute thing right but when you look at guys who are really good boxers like Floyd Mayweather does not get into f****** slugfest right you know he is actually cute everything down and breaking them down but that these guys did what they are as they both like at a similar level the reason why it's so fun to watch it's as though they're both like they can hit a little bit they both are good athletes and they're both kind of learning how to fight in the world super f****** Famous online yeah and then they get together and then they're even bigger terms of like entertainment value but I think if one of them learned how to just box just stay like a f****** Samurai and just box and never let that emotion get ahold of you hard to do it. fights like Here Comes Here Comes Here Comes it's happening rides like to all the preparation all your nightmares you getting knocked out all the weird feelings you like you get hurt and training you have to work around it still hurts me get in there all that stuff that they're dealing with when they go in there is like stand-up * a million like the thing about stand-up is it like if you do your prep work and you get your s*** together you could do it many many nights in a row correct they can't do that one chance one chance I just came out like s*** f*** I wish I could do that show again well they sometimes people have moments like that athletically like you just f***** up your chin was up high you came in swinging you got clipped once you got clipped in the first round you tried to box in the second and third and he takes you out in the 4th you like f*** if I just played my fight right and play my game right I could outbox them instead I did something stupid course by Chelsea Handler black sheets for the Gaza Strip and do Halo guys it's me Chelsea and ski gear man hello Tuskegee selfie Chelsea and ski gear men hello Tuskegee


    Jeffrey Epstein, JFK, and 9/11 - Joe Rogan & Tim Dillon
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    Jessa Reed was very funny comic her mother was saying you know you should daughter she goes you know you let the kids on the phone too much because Mom a 10-year to going to be the phone she was like the phone's going to be inside of them except the older ones close to you corrected what what else is the keys screen X green X big key ft Neptune didn't kill himself that's big that sounds that before they start Google she's the first met him wasn't because of his not being when I first saw like 911 road to tyranny was when the First videos of ever watch I like woah it's one of the First videos ever open my eyes up to certain conspiracies and one of them conspiracies of using agent provocateur is to incite violence and riots in sight that feeling of chaos yeah and then that these as an excuse for the police to come and start arresting people she does now it's no longer peaceful protest and it's they do it all when the cops come in and clean everybody up and then they actually made it a no protest Zone and Tristan a guy went through or woman I forget which but had a pen with a w t on it with a red line on it they told me how to take that pen off yeah date America yeah well it's just every every protest resistance movement has been infiltrated the FBI did a coin tell Pro Black Panther want to go into a safe house and then the police released them that starts with the police the police release them by their hair pink and like going to Portland and start throwing rocks at Ben Shapiro back then they were just allowed to wear ski masks and s*** what guys know what they're doing it forever yeah I know that's like standard operational procedure 100% blocking this is a weird time for conspiracies on mainstream which is that says Cornelius very smart guy you wrote the Franklin Scandal which is a book about the original Epstein thing like the original sex trafficking say what's that well the Franklin Scandal was a it was a scandal out of Omaha Nebraska to Franklin Credit Union where there was a guy who was embezzling money and then he was being investigated for that but he said he's all he has all this money because you kids to you know people in Washington DC and New York and it was a headline in the Washington Post of the washing times it would like to call boys get a tour of the Reagan White House you know this was the scandal with real victims wanted to testify and then people started dying in a private investigator they hired his plane broke up one of the girls that they testified was found guilty of perjury in the truth put in solitary confinement they had to use to grand juries in Omaha to get rid of this Scandal and it's what it now it's not as sexy as the blueprint for the government you know using marshalee resources do to silent people that were victims of this stuff this is not new Congressman Senators black male being used by intelligence agencies none of us knew was pioneered by the mafia you know telgian take Whitney Webb who lives in Chile and I've had quite a lot about this stuff you know this is you know if you want people to talk you need info you need to leverage there's nothing no more leverage than you having sex with somebody then they own you forever if they have photo audio video of you doing that so these things have been going on for a while one of the first but you know the guy who wrote Defending Brian called me today because I can't get any agents is very hard because like you know the reality is mainstream media is uninterested in in in a lot of these stories unless their current and their sexy and online friends people are only interested if they're insane so many of you he was there and they were like I was just try to give him an impromptu tour of Dallas because they were like his where Kennedy got wet and I'm like yeah this is how it happened how many people you think of stood there angry you look yeah I'm just trying to have a little fun sure surely could have been in on it he could have definitely been in on or you could have definitely been set up and he said those things are possible there it is so that's where he is and that's the building up there and see that's not that far I think they said it's just like a hundred and fifty yards or something like that it's not when you're actually there it looks even closer than that so you know how many yards was it Jamie find out how many yards Oswald had to shoot to hit Kennedy but it's totally doable and people that say that's not your crazy people that say that you can't load a gun that fast maybe you can't I bet you someone can do it faster than you guys use bolt action rifles fast as f*** yeah cuz I get off three shots in that amount of time I don't know but I'm not I don't think it's magic I don't think it's like something impossible he said was like that the scope was off like and what he said about the Scopes his hand a little bit drop it 183 m is what I just found hundred a3m from from the supposed location so I mean okay so where he went when he got the final shot was 200 yards separate I didn't know that 283 was 200 yards that's crazy kitchen said that the Kennedy assassination was the movement that the like that Moses the psychic movement of the 60 start likes that was a fraction of reality for a lot of people in the same way that maybe I've seen was where it just kind of Reddit saying that like 911 of course almost yeah you know Sim yeah no I'm not like those are the events you knew somebody 911 yeah probably bigger than you think it's possible that down the road not to the government like that but did they find out that it was a substantial cover-up you know we didn't know about Saudi Arabia their involvement for a while there's eat for 911 being done or who was involved in the I know that there was a bunch of hijackers and they flew planes and those buildings but who is behind that who the f*** knows you how would we know what part of what part of Saudi Arabia where they all came from a cool where they get their orders from like this yeah they said that thing to the flight the the rubbish the wreckage was scattered from miles I mean there's just no way that there's a lot of things about that day when you look back at it and you go it's just weird weird weird NCIS on attention attention to the flaws in his way of thinking core and the one who thinks he found out was that the version of tower 7 that most people see is a person is very quick it just implodes and it just falls down but from minutes before that you can watch the center of the thing collapse inside of it will Holograms when do Flames New York doesn't exist that's not what I want to see the uncut building a plane hit the Pentagon it's okay but just released that's weird show me the I want to believe the Rover on the f****** Moon's taking Beautiful video I don't know but I just want to know why we just as no one video we got to see if it isn't that crazy why am I crazy for saying can I just see one video of the thing happening that you said happened will did you know that movie this is not true in Jamie's going to be in the area in the Pentagon that got hit was refortified was the same area where they were doing the accounting yeah where they were trying to figure out where the trillion ours is missing that Rumsfeld was talking about just a I think the day before right what are you interesting situation did he say that there's like missing money of the Pentagon that held the accounting I don't think I tell you what I see if you see if you can Google the area of the Pentagon that was hit contain the accounting offices when I look at this picture I don't want to believe in anything that's the whole thing like I want there to be a Playa I want I want it all to be what it is I I know that we know that a bunch of leads were going to an island to have sex with underage girl cuz I know how much is this is true like this what is wrong with you no one's going to an island to f*** it but it's the same thing it's like now that that's on the table you look at other events in your life well we don't know necessarily Howell of these things happen that we don't know we don't know we don't know we just have to go there solicited conservative firefight like fire companies from Queens right but not by Long Island it like because they've gotten sick and stuff and these are not like crazy people do people just go listen we will dying from First Responders things we just you know we want to know exactly what the hell we breathed and what the hell's going on what's all the burning chemicals from the the basement of the building right was nothing idea is Macy's great saving people at night alone oh no she had an apartment that was near the site of the building that summer is running in the building I think you live down there Matthew have an apartment down there the wreckage was not going to the range this living this living in our apartment okay I think that's the the idea of course they're probably very sick you got to go back to work eventually write a week later two weeks later guess what they are still f***** up yeah I'm sorry to hear about Donna Summer yeah I'm pretty sure that's correct yeah a lot I just like 2,000 she was coming back she really stood out like a greatest hits album do you and your ad blocker you son of a b**** does ad blockers when New York City during 9/11 living at an apartment near Ground Zero. I became almost paranoid about breathing the air which was Heavy with a rancid odor in the months and years following $11 feelings intensify One Source tells us that when he was around. She would constantly spray some sort of disinfectant the air Danny Terrio the horse host of Dance Fever tells us when he was around Donna post 911 she would hang six sheets and ground on a post 911 she would hang six sheets in her dressing-room prevent dust from coming out


    Joe Rogan Immediately Regretted Returning to Fear Factor
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    alright season 5 of Fear Factor I remember thinking I don't know how much longer I can do this what was it about it that was really should too much repetitive it was the same thing over and over again we did a hundred 48 episodes right it was just after why I was just like Jesus Christ how many animal dicks can you serve people but I didn't have as much money back then and also it was a lot more money than I got the first time it was like a big deal cuz they were I think it was but it was a big deal it was going to come back but I'm mediately regretted it immediately had older daughter but I'd already paid for most of that do you think about 2 children and you think about two children that are like at the time too and one he like oh my God like this is this is serious that took care of my family for a long time ago probably okay but I felt like this overwhelming responsibility squirrel weigh more money more money digital sound level to return okay but what it was was the show had to get more more extreme it was very dangerous like it was freaking me out right cuz they were taking a lot more crazy risks like one of them you had to set of keys and you add your partner was handcuffed to a tree and they were attached to a bungee cord that was attached to a f****** helicopter okay in the helicopter was that has bungee cord taught and they're flying in the sky above a giant Canyon I mean way to f****** that right so you got these keys and you're working his keys and the idea was the first person to get the key lock open right you unlock the saying and then the person is shooting in the sky and I remember seeing him going terrorist don't let the terrorists take away your Fear Factor are coming in that are putting themselves in these positions know because I would have done it when I was broke moving on to a real career is Michael Yo Michael yeah right was on season 1 of Fear Factor episode yeah 148 episodes three people per episode for reality show on Food Network and they had me on Sat for about an hour and they were like yeah this is not I said I said like three things into the camera and they go none of this will ever this is not going to work


    What it Takes to be a Vegan Athlete w/Chris Kresser | Joe Rogan
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    I like I listen to your interview with Matt Taibbi and and you know the point I was thinking about it cuz you were talking about it politically how we're just leaving an echo Chambers now so you go on social media or republican you're only going to see stuff about it that caters to your view and algorithms or even optimized for that because they know that you'll click on that more and I will lead to more ad dollars yes so but it's similar with nutrition so you know if you're vegan you go on YouTube you can see vegan videos Indian perspective same with your Facebook feed etcetera and to be fair it's the same for young people who are into keto or low carb or carnivore or whatever they're into it's the same thing yeah you just getting this reinforcing confirmation bias you know supporting access to information that is a weird thing about social media algorithms is that they're giving you what you want to see what you would say all great well that's what I want to say it's like there's there's so there's so many counter-arguments what especially talking about nutrition science there's so many discussions on both sides of the fence and it seems like both sides are preaching to the choir yeah well you know I mean we're biased as you said my story is a lot of people knows I was vegan and somebody said videos use are the most vegan sounding non-vegan ever I mean yeah I was I was vegetarian I was raw food vegan macrobiotic vegan I have a lot of friends who are vegan at patient sitter vegan I have nothing against vegans and I totally get the reasons that people become vegan but I like Mike many others and my patients in my community my health was harm by that and and now I mean how was your health my digestion got really screwed up I got depressed I've never been depressed like I've never been a person who gets depressed I felt anxious I know it just was clearly not working for me and again I that's not to say it can't work for some people do you think the cause of depression had something to do with the diet because of the lack of cholesterol it's 12 hormones and yeah for sure but you know now I mean it's funny to some I don't actually I make a point of not reading comments usually yeah but occasionally I come across him on Twitter or something comedian I don't see any evidence that for elite athletic performers that it's the way to go and I don't know anyone that's an elite athletic performer that follows those diets maybe endurance endurance running if you want to include someone like that guy that ran the Appalachian Trail in 48 days whatever you did yeah I mean which is no small feat for sure but I mean Zack bit or ran but he bring on a 100 mile race in 11 hours and 40 minutes which is 40 something that which is f****** but no running and after that and you know you mentioned Scott jurek a Belgian Dennis shattered his record by five days a couple years ago and that guy was eating like Snickers and tons of crap so I'm I'm not saying that he did break it I broke it away from him again and then like Michael Phelps you know Guys pizza guy eats 12000 calories of like sugar Swiss French toast Pizza Usain Bolt in the Beijing linked with the Olympics when you shatter those records if you can't he ate a thousand over a thousand chicken nuggets I think somebody calculator I'm such an insane amount of calories for work 900 hard you can kind of almost eat anything when you're when you're in that mode yeah yeah this is obviously not comparable but we did sober October last year with his fitness challenge I was doing cardio no no joke at the minimum 5 hours a day sometimes six and seven it was insane and I was eating everything Box Cookies go pop bottles of soda my lost way too I did my not really a giant like coax like a Hanukkah I was drinking like a cream soda drink that s*** 2.8 kilograms per grams per kilogram of protein per day is the RDA and again that's just the basic minimum that's not the amount that's needed for Optimal Health and performance such as the absolute basics for not for what amount attrition however even that number now that's based on outdated nitrogen balance studies for determining the RDA and there's a newer method called the indicator amino acid oxidation technique r i a o Target should be 1.2 grams per kilogram and again just a basic minimum bare minimum not optimal so it's now gone up from 0.8 to 1.2 and if you use that number if you pull up slides AJ me that's only enough for an adult that weighs less than 130 lb study the average vegetarian get 71 grams a day which is not only do you know the RDA vit 70% more that's using 20.8 number but if you use 1.2 grams per kilogram per day then a lot of people are going to be protein deficient on a vegetarian diet and we're not again not talking about Optimum out for athletes were just talking about the RDA basic bare minimum they weren't referring to Vision so you actually could get egg protein and Dairy so so that's in a 1.2 is the RDA with if you use this newer method but for athletes James to his credit does acknowledge in the film in athletes need more protein than the regular non-athlete people but he doesn't say how much more so again if you use these methods they've done this newer technique to look at athletes and they found at the range is somewhere between 1.4 to 2.7 G so we're now way higher than that 0.8 number and just a fool people aren't familiar with kilograms let's say we take the median number there 2.1 grams per kilogram per day will anyone who's ever been in the bodybuilding weight lifting Community will recognize this that's one pound of protein per pound of body weight a day has been the common recommendation in that Community for gram of protein track even Arnold in the movie says I weigh 250 pounds are used to eat 250 grams of protein do you know like that's that's that I can do and there's nobody you know so a 200 pound athlete would need 200 grams of protein a day and Jamie if you pull up slide 10 this is what you have to eat on a vegan diet to get that amount of protein and again were just talking about quantity we're not talking about qualities 3 3 cups of cooked lentils 3 cups of chickpeas to cups of quinoa 3 oz of almonds three slices of silken tofu and 10 tablespoons of peanut butter that's the day he's good but the problem is the score for all of those like the bioavailability and amino acid profile would be horrible compared to meat eggs dairy what would I have to do cuz I know they've done this study there's a study that I'd read or heard about I should say where they compared rice protein to whey protein and they found that at a certain level of grams like whatever it was they had an equal effect is it lutein Lucy Lucy the muscle protein synthesis video today dr. Ryan Lowery and that they were saying that what that means is that correct me if I'm wrong but it is is when you get it once you hit a certain level of leucine it's a point of diminishing returns there's no there's no added benefit to having more leucine in your diet so if you hit whatever it is I think it was 48 grams or something like that have 48 grams of this and 48 grams of that you put the two of them together it's essentially the same this is the same effect well I'm not sure about that but I mean loosing is very important for anabolic signaling and muscle protein synthesis it's it's one of the essential it's the essential amino acids thought to be the most important for that and it's it's low in plant proteins and the other issue with plant proteins that you have is that they have limiting amino acids so these are amino acids that actually interfere with muscle protein synthesis is so because the levels are so low in that food so lysine is it at limiting amino acid in grains like wheat and rice maybe that's there was leucine and lysine discussion maybe there and then assigning and cysteine are limiting and legumes like soy ISO Jamie at slide 6 I made a chart comparing amino acid profile and beef to several different plant proteins like white beans soy beans peas and rice what you can see there is beef is higher in free single amino acid other than than every plant protein is compared there with the exception of soybeans are slightly higher in tryptophan than beef look at leucine so beef it's 2.23 vs 0.584 white beans 1.34 soy has higher and loosing than any other plant protein which is why it's often used and then like 0.34 peas and 0.014 rice if you get to a certain number or certain level of all these so if you ate enough food that you would pass a certain marker wood would it be possible to have the same effect by eating cooked peas or being it is possible a lot of vegan bodybuilders and athletes end up using protein powders because you can to those amounts Easier by using the powders and you can also blend like a PO 70% p with 30% rice to get the right amino acid ratio easier with powders so like Patrik baboumian is a good example of that you know I did you see the video that Bobby got Geist made none of his so there's actually a video on you know what he eats on a daily basis and it turns out to be a boatload of protein powder and just shakes with all kinds of powders and supplements and things like that so yeah we can go through it so he starts with a bunch of different supplements in the morning multivitamin nutritional yeast seeing glucosamine magnesium calcium B12 and iron they need has a protein shake with soy protein powder creatine and beta alanine which probably is because he's aware of the research showing goggles and muscle creatine and carnosine and in vegans beta alanine and creatine with a dress that has a post-workout smoothie with soy or pea protein powder glutamine beta alanine creatine and dried greens and then his first solid meal of the day is fried falafel french fries soy sausage fried peppers and tomatoes and then he has two more protein shakes and smoothies throughout the day so I don't know strike me as a super healthy way to eat what what do you equip rum do you have that well first of all I think we should primarily get nutrients from food whenever we can I'm not again supplementation I think there's a role for it of course like you know especially with things like vitamin D that you might not be able to get enough of from food or therapeutic supplementation if you're dealing with the health problem but like getting them like eating a diet that is not sufficient in the amount of nutrients that you need and then using supplements pick up you know to to address that doesn't make a lot of sense to me well in his situation he's got a very unique situation that he's a he's a strength athlete that's all he's doing is trying to lift a really really heavy thing so he needs to maintain a certain amount of bulk have an enormous amount of protein protein and he's very heavy you know and that that sport is also that's a steroid sport I mean it's just one of those Sports where it's like body Matt everybody steroids p*** I'm so you eating massive amounts of quantities taking chemicals yeah it might not be the healthiest thing but it's also like just the sport itself might not be the healthiest thing I'm you seen them carry people on the he was doing that the intelligent way if you want to be vegan and do what he's trying to do right I don't know if he could eat just vegetables and pull that off couldn't but that's kind of the point there are a lot of other strong man that do just like Robert over that you had on the show a lot of the strongman like the guy who played Gregor in Game of Thrones top of the food chain strongest man in the world competitions it's not it's not a comprar Lee different weight class the problem is in the film they don't make that distinction and they try to pretend that this guy is one of the strongest man in the world he's not he's very strong no doubt and he definitely is broken some records and some competitions and you know and do you have different weight classes and different but you're not talking about a guy who wins those you know Magnus Von magnusson f****** competitions where they're carrying trucks and s*** how an athlete can thrive on a plant-based Whole Foods diet I think it is though because for him for his size you know fruit to be a guy who's 5 foot 7 in scaring that f****** enormous amount always obviously doing something that's very impressive and he's doing it while he's on this vegan diet and again I mean just the discounting all the illegal supplementation because I don't think it is illegal in that sport it's tight you kind of have to do it because you want to get that big but if you want to do it and good as a vegan he is showing you that it's possible so in that sense I defend what he's doing because I think that he like that's the only way in that this is a very sport specific area of a performance you just talkin about lifting insanely heavy s*** and then he's doing that since arriving on a vegan diet yeah no doubt you know enormously strong and he's succeeding I would argue that he might do even better if he was eating meat and nutrient that more nutrients what are you that he might do even better if he was eating meat and nutrient that more nutrient night food and he might need to take fewer supplements and drink last powder Whole Foods person and you know that's where I'm coming from


    Joe Rogan Clarifies Claims That Nate Diaz is Vegan
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    a problem that I had in the filming especially in relations to sport is the Nate Diaz Conor McGregor comparison of all Nate Diaz is not a vegan Nate Diaz eats fish and he eats ex and he he does try to follow a whole food vegan diet I think during Camp so I have to talk to him about that I know he's done interviews talking about that but I've definitely seen him eat fish or watch them on the Anthony Bourdain television show and he was eating fish I know he's eating eggs he doesn't eat land animals I think what he does is avoids red meat, fish and eggs take care of it you know fish is actually higher often and then meet in terms of protein a ounce ounce for ounce it's also very high in collagen which is super important for recovery and repair and explains the lack of collagen probably explains why a lot of vegan athletes get injured which we can talk about more later and then eggs as you know or super you know they're really high on the DS yes score scale their bioavailable lots of other nutrients so here's another problem with that hole comparison first of all Nate Diaz is a fantastic fighter he's bezo longtime mixed martial arts veteran he's outstanding in all areas he has a fantastic submission game his brother Nick Diaz won the best in the world is also outstanding and all in his brother Nick I believe is vegan he's probably a better example cuz you know I'm even though Nick hasn't beaten like some of the Top Flight fighters in a few years back when he was in Strikeforce who's top of the food chain he seasonally Fighter for sure I'm not sure if use vegan back then I'll have to ask him what the point being that Nate is a exceptional exceptionally skilled athletes and he was coming in that fight on extremely short notice so he was most likely following his off Camp diet which is eggs and eating fish and things on those not anything you said was partying Mexico so who knows what the f*** he was doing was like 11 days out they call him and they set up his fight I forget how many days. It was very short amount of time Connor Was preparing for 155 lb fight against hop El dos anjos so he was reducing his caloric intake dropping his weight down to try to make this hundred 55 lb weight class it's a big cut for him so when when you do that you you are in anticipation of the person you're fighting is also doing that so you both kind of agree that you're going to be in a certain weakened State when you actually weigh in $155,000 I don't like to weight classes below is normal let me go make this is that was the first and only time is it well except that rematch with Nate was the only time they spotted 170 so they made a decision to fight at 170 instead of 155 cuz Nate did not have time to reduce his calories and cut the way and it takes a long time it's a slow process of needs a big fella he walks around probably over 200 pounds easy and he drops weight and he didn't want to drop that much when he's a big guy that he's big and long and Connor dropping his weight down to 155 Suite 10 days out and just start the packing on food eating as much food as you can not only that but stylistically Nathan nightmare for him Nate has a f****** evil submission game he's tough as Nails his endurance is always fantastic because offseason he's always doing triathlons and he's always doing like a during Sports me he's in phenomenal shape and is Jiu-Jitsu so many levels better than Connors me he's a Jet top of the food chain MMA black belt in Jiu-Jitsu so they have this fight Conor gets tired they beat them up get snow on the ground submit some and they're saying this is a victory for veganism what they don't say is 5 months later they fought and Connor beat them they fought again they they fought they decide they are full training camp, prepared and was a very close by to should say you could have you could have scored in either way I mean it's it was a really close by razor-thin but the fact remains Connor beat him in the rematch turn into lead us out of the narrative like vegans are dominating look he can dominate it but he's you know what this is up last minute by Connor goes up and wait Nate Diaz you know steps in and takes care of business and wins the fight but it speaks more to how good Nate Diaz is that a vegan diet at 4 months later 5 months later whatever it was he loses like a certain window of it but they don't show what happens afterwards we talked about the vegan honeymoon so Bryan Jennings the boxer yes they talked about you we went vegan and 30 2013 with 17 an hour before he's vegan and he's been so you 7 and 4 after that so you can't say that that's because he transitioned to a vegan diet but you can also say Nork nor can you say that veganism improve his performance write objectively he gotten worse since then well argument against that would be that he's moving up into the upper echelons of the heavyweight Division and it's filled with Killers again he combat Sport and that as he got in many fighters don't make it to get in and he lost to one of the klitschkos yes I think he lost Vladimir I think he lost his Latimer Klitschko and a decision and that he handled himself very well is very good fight for him he look real good but yeah mean that upper loan you get to the Sandy Ruiz Deontay Wilder I mean Killers like not most people to get up into that Division I start losing a good example to this principle of context being everything cuz he's in the film my early years growing up in Philly the only thing we knew spinach in a can collard greens and Popeyes KFC everybody frying chicken I grew up not even knowing about half these other vegetables asparagus to me just came out like 5 years ago do you know a really good honeymoon. Going from going from like a crappy standard American diet to A Whole Foods diet I don't doubt that someone's going to feel better but what do you think that felt better like you said eating some grass-fed bison and some a bellini and along with all of those plant that's the question


    The Troublesome Truth Behind the Fake Meat Industry
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    you want to talk about fake meat sure yeah I know but it is much in the film really understands it to talk about it so people get this could be a standalone Club so just for people who know where their companies like impossible Burger & Beyond meat that are promoting this idea of fake me that tastes like me and but it's made typically from so I so impossible burgers Main Ingredient Source or GMO soy coconut oil sunflower oil flavors beyond meat is pea protein isolate canola oil unrefined coconut oil so impossible Burger has publicly criticized holistic Land Management and regenerative agriculture and saying it's not really that different acting in fact sometimes the emissions can be even more than feedlot beef but there was a third-party lifecycle analysis full lifecycle say looked at the whole process not just cause burping but the whole process at White Oak pastures which is a beef operation to the Savory Institute Hub so they're following us that regenerative Savory Institute practices and they found it there beef operation with a net carbon sink so again it actually sequestered carbon from the atmosphere was not admitting carbon it was you know Carbon not not neutral it was taking carbon out with cows is just to add a certain amount of seaweed to their diet when you add a certain amount of seaweed to your to their diet apparently mitigates the meth in the methane issue I don't know about that yeah I think that they'd find that Jamie that's something that was offered up as a response to I don't think it's a large amount of seaweed I think it's a fairly small amount of seaweed in percentage of the overall diet I think the amazing thing about the regenerative livestock or holistically managed store grassland the Computing to restore the soil improve the soil so you're not only producing this amazing nutrient-dense bioavailable food source you're actually improving the soil and helping to reverse this really dramatic threatening problem that we're facing of soil seaweed can help make cows burp less methane and cut their carbon footprint LOL diet supplemented with red algae could lessen the huge amount of greenhouse gases emitted by cows and sheep we can just figure out how to grow enough so I guess I have to wonder where those how about you know what's what kind of energy is being used so back to this so this this life cycle analysis at White Oak pastures showed that this holistically managed beef actually removes carbon from the atmosphere now this is the same company that performed a life cycle analysis for impossible Burger on their fake meat and what they found in that analysis was that the fake meat was less you know of a greenhouse gas better than feedlot beef but it was still actually an emitter whereas the holistically managed beef was taking carbon out of the atmosphere it was the same company so you know if we're going to take give them credit for the analysis they did for impossible Burger we have to give them credit for the analysis that they did for White Oak pastures impossible Burger so the primary ingredient is called soil egg hemoglobin or slh so this is a engineered protein additives that adds meat like tasting color it does not meet the basic FDA generally recognized as safe the grass designation because it's not a food or even a food ingredient and there's a document you can get I think it came with the Freedom of Information Act its online I have the reference in my show notes and in the discussion in the stocking it with the FDA impossible Foods admitted that up to a quarter of a team ingredient was composed of 46 expected additional proteins some of which are unidentified and none of which were assessed for safety in a dicier impossible Burger put the product on the market despite admitting to the FDA privately that they haven't done adequate safety testing and according to these documents quote FDA believes that the arguments presented individually and collectively do not establish the safety of slh so I laid hemoglobin for consumption or do they point to a general recognition of safety so they don't know what the f*** it does what's in it but it doesn't do anything doesn't mean it's bad just haven't done an adequate safety testing tours in the opinion of the FDA to release this as a food product the company to do the test on this impossible Burger versus the regenerative what is that company again Qantas International and so it's the one did they're the ones who released the information for both studies the same company that did it for impossible burger and they turned around and did it for White Oak pastures and they found in pots Burger still emitting carbon where is White Oak pastures is taking it out I think it that's that's very critical 0.20 criticizing fake meat by this woman Dana pearls who's the part of an environmental organization called friends of the earth and she says quote instead of investing in Risky new food technologies that are potential problems masquerading as Solutions shouldn't we be investing in proven beneficial regenerative agriculture and Trent organic food that consumers are actually demanding the only issue that they would have with this is yes but now you're talkin about killing animals and we're absolutely morally and ethically opposed to killing animals I mean we go back now to this this 2018 paper that I mentioned earlier that examine the impact of plant agriculture on animal deaths and found 35 to 250 Mouse deaths per acre Mouse Death Mouse death deaths of my and up to seven 3 billion animals killed every year from plant agriculture if you count Birds killed by pesticides fish stuff from fertilizer runoff plus reptiles and amphibians poisoning from eating toxic insects from the pesticides 7.3 billion animals kill over year in terms of life there's far more life taken by plant agriculture then there is life taken by animal agriculture even factory farming I'm not killing 7.3 billion cows right so the question is do we value the larger animals more are they are fish and insects less significant life-forms animals are small mammals like root rodents less valuable than larger ones like cows is it better to kill many small animals for food like grains and legumes or Turnberry nutrient-dense and don't meet our nutritional needs than fewer large animals that are super nutrient dense I mean I'm not claiming to have these questions but I think their questions that haven't been adequately raised and addressed in this ethical argument they haven't even been breached and this is one that people dismiss offhandedly this is his bees are alive by meat eaters to justify their their consumption but what you're saying is it it is ethically different than animals being killed as a sort of side effect of plant agriculture saying that that's valid argument but I've heard that argument make it to value a valid argument cuz once you're aware of it you're doing it the same it's like the argument about with people when they say that I don't kill animals but I eat meat therefore it's better than what you do because I hunt and I say we know you're killing animal with your credit card awkward you're killing an animal you just get hiring someone to do it for you you still go to jail for murder if you hire someone shoot somebody and then you're more disconnected from the whole process barbazzar it's the whole thing is very very strange I think that's very important though that you listed those those numbers that data cuz that's irrefutable and it's one of those arguments it comes up that they just want to bury their hands head of the sand about if you're buying agriculture unless you have unless you have your own organic farm where you are 100% aware of every single aspect from seed to plucking and cooking if you're not if you're buying from large-scale agriculture you're part of the death machine that's right and you're also part of the environmental destruction machine because he's huge and industrial-scale monocropping operations are incredibly harmful for the environment and if you know if you if you again like you think is like pea protein you know that's an incredibly processed food like the amount of first of all this growing peas at the scale you're going to need to have the world's largest pea protein company all of the processing that needs to happen from taking a pee too isolated protein powder which involves fossil fuels and all kinds of industrial processes that is not an environmentally friendly process so you know is that better for the planet than having cows that are you know being raised on in on land that couldn't be used for growing plants or other crop production and rotating the animals in the weight storage grasslands and improve the health of the soil that actually sequesters and removes carbon from the atmosphere that again like Dana pearls was saying makes a lot more sense it's a proven system then like scaling up industry to make more powders yeah scaling-up industry to make pea powder and killing Untold numbers of rodents in the process or natural habitat yeah scaling-up industry to make pea powder and killing Untold numbers of rodents in the process or just drying natural habitat features you don't have the Habitat For Those Animals anymore


    Are There Any World Champion Vegan Athletes?
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    all of the people who are amazing athletes who they didn't start out vegan they weren't born you know two vegan parents and then were vegan growing up and then you know how to make all these amazing records in performance they built their strength or their agility or their speed or whatever on a diet with animal products and then at some point they became vegan and you know maybe their performance continue to continue to do well like Scott jurek or Dottie bow or maybe they had the vegan honeymoon where they did well for a while and then decline or maybe they just decline like some of the NBA and NFL athletes we talked about but this is a critical point because there a key developmental. When we were kids and also in utero that like if if you're not getting the nutrition you need then it's going to carry through to your whole life yes and so it's like what did your parents eat what did that your mom eat when she was breastfeeding you what did you eat as a young kid so we follow that whole argument through if everyone becomes plant-based it's going to have a huge intergenerational impact on performance it's not like people who built their strength and performance eating meat and then they go vegan they do okay for a little while it's like what are the consequences of that happening that were the consequences of growing up a nutritionally deficient pregnant and becoming deficient during pregnancy and then the baby being breastfed by Mom whose nutrient deficient and then the kid being fed a vegan diet and developing beat B12 deficiency which then becomes your reverse has irreversible effects are there any top of the food chain world champion vegan athletes like the best of the best well there is no. There's no vegan UFC Champions World Champion vegan boxer alien do you know him he's the weight weightlifter that I think in the same weight class is Kendrick Farris it was in the film two-time Olympic champion where I don't I don't think Kendrick has one he's not want to Gold Medal stripped of his title is because he tested positive for steroids bro once again give me the old from the RR was he in the film he was originally supposed to be for them if I'm pronouncing his name correctly use that he's like the freerunner parkour guy who was going to be in the film and then he had this very public I'm not vegan anymore cuz it was just wearing my house video on YouTube for the first time it was like poor bastard he was doing everything but he did a 30-day water fast everything to stay on the vegan diet I'm going to eat salmon sharp teeth that all comes from Milton Mills a 1987 paper from him he's an emergency room physician has no training a medical anthropology or comparative Anatomy or anything like this he is a creationist Halo he thinks that we were just built less way and with the so how come we don't have the teeth to that you know how come you can't just grab a squirrel and eat it I've actually heard a guy say that while he f**** face how come you can't eat lentils you got to boil them what are you talkin about man. Try eating cassava without cooking it you'll die after lengthy cooking yeah I mean going back to your question I'm sure there are high-level vegan athletes but the thing is a lot of the people who commonly referred to like the view that the Williams sisters Serena and Venus are not vegan them in the film and I was like wait a minute they're not vegan because they're often people often called them vegan occasionally will have periods of veganism I gather that they're not vegan they eat meat animal products on Brady is another example of what it looks like a mediator predominantly plant-based I guess but eats meat especially in the winter William sisters so powerful I mean it would be a great like cats for that team if they were vegan just like look at the athleticism that these girls have but no but it was weird they didn't say they were they just showed them I saw you like I do they're the best they don't need to say it country bride, show me a picture what is he doing I do that f*** Epic Meal Time we did a video with them like 5 years ago eating 80000 calories steak and egg sandwich he didn't you know he didn't he wasn't then when I pushed all of his athletic of course he did everything spectacular with meat and now he send you good news it's ya you know I'm sure vegans would take issue with that guy arguing with someone about this once I talked about the season I'm 90% vegetarian and this was his argument like that like vegetarians way2go I'm 90% that doesn't make any like I said before all it takes is it a little because like organ meats and shellfish and fish and eggs are so nutrient-dense you have to eat a lot of them to get to get meet your nutrition information evidence of intelligence there an older creature and they're they're just dumb hunks of meat you can scoop out of a container and we have no idea you're there they have just basic movement with a clamp shot that's it I mean they're not going to stop no they're not trying to get away like a fish mollusks just f****** way there and they happen to be like I said that's and that's always been associated with male virility important how many different functions yes and that's always been associated with male virility important how many different functions that are also


    Debunking ‘The Game Changers’ B12 Claims
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    B12 you know that's the thing that came up in the film a number of times so we should talk about that a little bit because there was some actually just factually inaccurate information about B12 and I want to correct so they claim this is 555 Jamie James said B12 is not made by animals it's made by bacteria that the animals consume in the soil and water before industrial farming fire mantle in humans can get me 12 a.m. traces of dirt on plant Foods or by drinking water from rivers or streams but now because of pesticides and antibiotics and chlorine kill bacteria this vitamin even harm animals as far as that's all just factually wrong so first of all. But it's animals don't get it from consuming Soil and Water the the so in ruminants like cows the in the room in which is a chamber in the stomach the bacteria convert Cobalt that they get from grass if they eat into cobalamin which is B12 and then they are forgot fermenter so they can absorb the B12 Vape the bacteria produce in their intestines and utilize that themselves so primates including humans also have bacteria that make B12 but we're hindgut fermenters so we cannot absorb the B12 that our own got bacteria make well that's not exactly true chimps and gorillas can but that's only because they eat their own poo that is one potential strategy for meeting your beautology so we cannot get B12 from around got bacteria and that end if there is any B12 in soil it's only from manure you know that's come from animals there is also zero evidence that B12 is fed to cattle and there's no evidence that humans have ever been able to meet their B12 need from just eating Soil and Water if you put 556 Jamie Jack Norris she was a vegan dietitian we don't agree on a lot of things that I appreciate his rig with the science he has a big article on B12 on this website and it said he says the suggestion that humans have ever relied on unclean organic produce vitamin B12 doesn't have any reliable evidence at this time so I don't know where to go with these that claim cuz it's I don't know why you said that either but I just think that that's something he probably heard he's probably having a conversation with someone and they told him that and he just repeated it I mean it's one of those my maybe one of the doctors on the show so don't people repeat a lot of these things and then they become Dogma so here's the other thing that the second part of that claim was up to 39% of people test including meteors are low on B12 as a result best way for humans get enough B12 whether they eat animal fries or not is simply to take he didn't provide a reference for that so I can't it's hard to check that but again this contradicts you know mounds of evidence on B12 deficiency so there you know there's there's four stages of B12 deficiency I don't want to go too far in the weeds here but basically serum B12 which is the marker that usually used only goes down in the fourth and final stage of B12 deficiency there are other markers that will go out of range earlier that are more sensitive and detect those earlier stages so that the most sensitive holotranscobalamin are whole OTC so into studying 2013 this is 558 Jamie they compared B12 deficiency depletion according to holotranscobalamin levels and vegetarian vegans and omnivores and you can see the results here only 11% of omnivores had B12 depletion 77% of vegetarians and 92% of vegan that's a pretty big difference big difference a big difference how is responsible for energy and that's why the reasons why when people were feeling sick to get a B12 shot will it's also required for the myelin sheath in our nerves B12 deficiency can cause serious need an irreversible neurological damage a lot of the harm that comes that happens with kids on a vegan diet comes from B12 deficiency can decrease fluid intelligence that can cause neurological damage that's not reversible even after they start eating meat again maybe that's what's going on with them legitimate neurological damage is that possible it's possible there is no running about one more time just passing about this cuz it's super important 559 so homocysteine is a marker that is also more sensitive than serum B12 it's a sticky inflammatory Protein that's associated with heart disease and dementia so 9 out of 10 comparisons it looked at B12 levels or homocysteine levels in vegetarians and omnivores found higher hummus levels in vegans and vegetarians higher means worse and it means more B12 deficient and in fact the study they said the prevalence of hyper homocysteine emia which is high homocysteine levels reflecting low B12 among vegetarian may actually be higher than among non-vegetarians already diagnosed with heart disease so this is kind of a big deal it's like the B12 issue is serious and even folks like Jack Norris to their credit do ignore and strongly recommend that people who are on a vegan diet supplement so if people watch this film you know I'm glad to hear James saying that that vegetarians and vegans should supplement I don't think omnivores need to usually but you can watch that film and get the idea that B12 you know is maybe not that big of a deal the big deal you know I'm glad to hear James saying that that vegetarians and vegans should supplement I don't think omnivores need to usually but you can watch that film and get the idea that B12 you know is maybe not that big of a deal the big deal


    Deflating ‘The Game Changers’ Erection Study
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    what else was a bummer well you want to talk about the boners you entirely hilarious ruthlessly unscientific and like the whole thing with the guy saying you know I'm going to eat with a gorilla eat when they're showing this guy who's protecting rhinos who being slaughtered for their for their horns like what does that have anything to do with eating meat they're morally equating eating exactly what they're doing is pretty obvious what they were doing even though they didn't say that themselves to indisputable cause everybody wants people to stop shooting rhinos for their horns everyone does if you don't you're an a****** don't eat meat they are parents bed to the urologist and he puts penis rings on bunch of NFL players and then he looks it measures the effects of different meals on their erections both the the the circumference I guess the size of the direction the duration and intensity of the directions so he feeds the players burritos with me and them and then he feeds them the same burrito with like a plant protein or not sure what it was Tempe nothing like that and then he claimed beans okay maybe he claims that the athletes who ate the Pure Plant burritos had 500% more frequent erections and also increased strength of erections so what can we conclude from this experiment absolutely nothing because it was just an experiment it was made up and down in a film it was not pure reviewed there was no it's not scientific at all open scientific if they did it in different orders so they put the the the penis band on the dudes one night they had to meet whatever the f*** they had to me you know I think was steak burritos and then the next night they put the penis bands on them again and they have them eat beans and so they say they got more erections did you guys jerk off in between then did you guys have sex did you get used to having the penis band on when you slept with it the first bother you didn't interrupt your sleep at the second time when you're more comfortable with it did you guys try to reverse it one day the first day on a different group of people give them the band and make them eat a vegetarian diet and the next day give them the band on the second day and make the meat steak did you did you switch that out you can ask any number of questions and that's the whole point is that's why we have science we have a process of peer review that's why we have reproducibility meaning even if one group comes up with one finding it's not really until somebody else reproduces that something like ninety 90% or more of findings scientific findings are not reproduce that's that means that we can't trust them so I would like to know if they were asked to not engage in sexual intercourse or masturbation during that time. Because that would that would make sense that they were getting more erections and more Fuller erections next day of the young guys that are no Savages football diets are better for erectile function and in lower the risk of erectile dysfunction couldn't find anything I did find studies one study of Mediterranean diet which includes animal totem animal products produced erectile dysfunction relative to a low-fat diet your animal products diet quality is more important so high in processed foods rich in flavonoids containing foods with B that's fruits and vegetables reduced erectile dysfunction but none of that says it has anything to do with me just says like don't need a junk food diet I don't want erectile dysfunction yeah it's just deceptive another did get more hard on under that circumstance but as you said what does that mean what does it mean and can we even dressed it I mean frankly given some of the other stuff in the snow it does show that those guys did get more hard-ons under that circumstance but I just said what does that mean what does it mean and in can we even dressed it I mean frankly given some of the other stuff in the film right can you trust it


    Will Eating Meat Really Give You Cancer?
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    so then there is a whole section that you probably remember about chicken and fish causing cancer dairy products causing cancer they started just really kind of went from just like you can do well on a plant-based diet as an athlete to like animal products are horrible and I'm going to kill you there which was a big leap so they had one study Cancer Institute founded vegetarians had one or more servings per week of white me like chicken and fish more than triple the risk of colon cancer that's scary you know I don't want to Triple my risk of colon cancer but again if you look at the totality of the research slide 42 Jamie 2017 a meta-analysis of 16 perspective studies with with almost two and a half million participants found no increase in cancer risk from consuming fish or poultry and then you have a leaving from the American Cancer Institute itself saying as for other animal products organizations that do comprehensive evidence reviews to make dietary recommendations currently do not recommend against poultry like chicken turkey ground or fresh fish or dairy so where's that coming from then one study that looked at Seventh-day Adventist who added some of those Foods back into their diet this is a perfect example of healthy user bias because Seventh-day Adventist or not supposed to so if you have a Seventh-Day Adventist who's bucking the trend who's who's rebelling and eating me then what else are they doing that is also not healthy and not following the dictates of that healthy lifestyle and it was what I called him SDA Rebels you know that they're supposed to eat vegetarian but they what else are they doing that I mean the reason why this is relevant is this is the only study that we know of the does show a correlation between there might be other individual studies that do but this is why we have these large reviews that look at you know this one looked at 16 studies with two and a half million participants and found no association and that's why you have groups like the American Cancer Institute USA can't do that people been told to avoid red meat that I said there's no risk at all eating red meat we're taking that off of the list of foods to avoid and everybody went at hate they just went ape shitt let's talk about the lack of a better term papers all in one review it was millions of participants they reviewed all of the available literature on red meat and its relationship with any disease heart disease cancer type 2 diabetes it was dozens of studies following people for up to 35 years and millions again millions of participants he looked at randomized controlled trials they looked at observational cohort study Etc and they found quote only low or very low certainty evidence that red meat causes any kind of disease and then in the editorial in the animals which is what it was published annals of internal medicine the journal was published and they said quote this is 519 Jamie over and over again they the authors stress that even if the results were statistically significant their certainty was low and the flute differences seen were small and potentially confounded meaning could have been that they were smoking more drinking more or Rhino not exercises whatever the editorial also said this is sure to be controversial but it's based on the most comprehensive review of The Evidence to date because that reviews inclusive those who seek to dispute it will be hard-pressed to find appropriate evidence with which to build an argument unless you have a nice documentary yeah yeah really frustrating thing for people's also recommend process it's unprocessed and processed so the dogmen always been wild to stay away from processed meat and you could have really no difference with fresh but some difference for the process red meat you know I think you could make a strong argument that process too much processed meat might be harmful because of things like and nitroso compounds that are formed etcetera but even then you have to consider contacts most popular eating hotdogs with buns and french fries and big gulps well it might this probably a different effect and having bacon a couple times a week with your Whole Foods diet or having some salami and nuts you know not the same as eating you know fake processed meat all the time and it's weird about this whole conversation is it there's a Battleground Silicon Valley gets thrown out there like this like boom it's okay to eat red meat and see the side scrambling to refute the evidence and and then fire back with all these epidemiology studies that show that red meat and kill you and red meats cause you to age quicker or red meat kills your boners and red meat does this and does that and it's like it's a religious war going on religious war going on it's the same weird thing we're talking about earlier now when you have some kind of political event or some event that happened that gets spun know if you go watch CNN it's going to get spun one way if you go watch box it's going to get the funny either way it's the same event but you can have these totally different interpretations yeah


    Want a Real Nutrient Dense Food? Try Meat
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    a lot of someone's reenactments as well you know like when James is sitting there with the knee braces on that was not after surgery happening back into the Journey of starting as an omnivore and then you know having this real Disney's realization turning into a vegan but the problem was that Journey happened long before the film was me exact name that was a little disingenuous nothing at the end my boo boo I'm done just didn't our Pro if you did an hour you'd be f****** drenched with sweat you be exhausted you wouldn't they sprayed you or something like that by this fine I believe you really did that I don't believe he's a liar but like you said he's clearly why it's weird because that's clearly acting do you recreating these moments but it's billed as a it right marketed as documentary cuz he's talking about it having just happened right after we switched over to a vegan diet all the sudden could do an hour on the battle ropes and then they fill me up able to swallow and gat you know and I'd like the scenes of him doing a self-defense demonstration could you get to see he truly is a fantastic martial arts really doesn't know his stuff that's a lot of great aspects to that I like I said I like that guy a lot but there's a lot of f***** in this movie man so I mean a couple of the most ridiculous things from the movie Get the boners we can get the boner 64 remember this morning this is the guy who's like in Africa he was a former Special Forces sniper items and he says this whole fantasy we need to eat me to get our protein it's actually b******* I mean look at a gorilla Grill f*** you up in 2 seconds what is a gorilla eat I just do the same things these big great things out here that we're trying to protect elephant rhino KFC what is a gun is a tool how do we develop tools cuz we started eating meat and fish and we came down out of the trees and we weren't spending more than half of our waking hours eating leaves and low-calorie fruits you know we don't like comparing our digestive like what we should eat with the gorillas just asking if that's a problem because they say bring that up all the time they say we have the same digestive tract as an herbivore that's just not true this objectively false the large for a gorilla the largest volume volume of their digestive tract is in their large intestine which is ideal for breaking count tough Foods in fiber seeds in those kinds of plant Foods where is in humans the largest volume of our digestive tract is in the small intestine what which is better for absorbing nutrients bioavailable foods like meat and cooked Foods cook tubers and things like that in order to get the amount of protein strong and 40 to 60 pounds of food a day and they're eating for more than half of their waking hours so it's really you know that's just not comfortable at all to compare us to to be also had a really different genes is the same thing as strong as an ox Knox without eating meat have you ever seen an ox eating meat while I say have you ever seen a human with six different stomach standing in a field eating you know grass for 14 hours a day the quality of the argument being made it did it really does know when they're like you dispute it that's the problem when you know that's why I bring you aboard I'm in and then there was the Anthropologist women remember that mean in the end we're sheet. That's where I really started rolling my eyes cuz she was making the arguments that humans have always followed a plant-based diet did you remember that part okay so where to start with that so I mean we've got isotope studies that show that humans have been eating meat at least two and a half million years and if you go back even before we are really actually human there's a lot of evidence now that are chimpanzees testers were also eating vertebrates and it's one of the biggest shocks for people has been the observation that chimps hunt and they kill other Aunt monkeys and other animals and eat them I mean it kind of blew apart like this whole idea of primates only being you know eating plants and if that happen if if an animal evolves complex Behavior like hunting or tool use in order to eat certain food it means that food has a lot of value or else that that behavior wouldn't have evolved but then we have bone collagen studies let me see if I can find the slides Jamie so that's 47 and 48 so these are bone collagen isotope studies are much more accurate than some of the previous methods used and that the earliest hominids that were study but these were neanderthals so there's three Studies have been done and Neanderthal groups ranging from 130000 to 28000 years ago and then they compared those isotope levels with contemporary species and they found that neanderthals were similar to top-level carnivores so they all derive the vast majority of their protein from animal sources likely to be large herbivores and then on the next slide 48 why is there a pterodactyl fly in the background while they bullshiting us things Live 60 f****** million years before that's so stupid you know there's a limit to what stock photography what's a Homosapien which is only $500,000 you got stock photo well let's talk about Homo Sapien so there were there two two stable isotopes bone collagen Studies have been done with modern humans Homo sapiens sapiens in the first group was 13000 years ago instead of 240 thousand years ago unlocked which is in France and they also found that they were predom yo carnivores large herbivores but the French group consumed a more diverse next protein including Seafood so the fossil record clearly clearly indicates that humans were humans and Neanderthal Homo sapiens and Neanderthals eating a lot of meat either lame anatomical argument that we have you know relatively flat molars like herbivores do and we don't have claws we don't have sharp canines I guess what we got Forks we've got nice and we got fire we've got fire to cook our food I'll be at 5 for a long time that make those anatomical characteristics that do lion or you know her or carnivorous animal has unnecessary I mean that's that's just like Anthropologie animal food consumption among hominids and the argument that human beings over 2 million years ago the doubling of the human brain size corresponds with the learning how to hunt the end of tool marks on Bones correspond directly with the doubling of brain volume to reduction in our got volume which indicates a move to a more nutrient-dense diet the increase in the volume of our small intestine relative to our large intestine and then what's called the graceful ization of our job which means our teeth job became less robust and that's thought to be an adaptation to more digestible nutrient-dense bioavailable food we're not like chewing cud or chewing on leaves or low-calorie fruit like a gorilla is all day in this argument about nutrient density this is why this that that term is very important because people always want to use that for plant-based Foods nutrient dense plant-based Foods meat is far more nutrient-dense per calorie per ounce keto acid profile with essential nutrients yeah so it's essential meaning nutrients that we can't manufacture our own and that we absolutely need organ meats are actually at the top of the list in terms of the nutrient density organ Meats in shellfish take the cake then you have herbs and spices are actually pretty high too and then you have other you do muscle needs eggs all those things foods like grains and legumes or tend to be towards the bottom of the list what's vegetables in it in the mail right but that sound good nutrient dense plant-based food sounds good it sounds like you're doing the right thing in this is like there with his lingos coming from I mean this is where I argue that plants do belong because of plants do have certain nutrients phytonutrients fibers and things that actually don't see us but see our gut Flora did I do think are important even though they're not considered essential vitamin B12 or vitamin or something like that I do think they're still important any other raw what I'm talking about is a difference between caveman altering its diet or the modern Ancient Man altering their diet and is doubling of the human brain size corresponding with consuming More nutrient-dense Foods what that means is meat yeah absolutely living in coastal region bioavailable nutrient-dense Foods definitely Mentor living in coastal region has more about bioavailable nutrient-dense Foods definitely what weather Salinas this is the anthropology argument that just doesn't seem to fit any of the state-of-the-art sign doesn't fit yeah I completely contradict


    Are Dairy Products Really Linked to Cancer?
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    there's another thing that was deceptive or at least it confused people that's when they made them eat a bean burrito and they checked their blood and then maybe you know with me without me they measure their blood afterwards big surprise if the people who eat meat which has more fat and more saturated fat had cloudy or but well that's normal that's just naturally what you would expect from your process of eating feet you was temporarily have more fat in your blood has nothing to do with health so what is better for you function cuz they're clean was that eating the animal protein reduces your endothelial functioning and it increases inflammation so this there there was one study a lot of the there are a couple studies that show a low-carb diet impairs endothelial function but they tend to be short-term like 4 weeks that look for longer-term studies there was a 2009 study that followed subjects for 12 weeks find a low-carb diet actually improved and a thelio function where is a low-fat diet decreased it and then there was a 2007 study that followed subject for a year and there was no change in endothelial function on a low-carb diet we actually there's strong evidence that high blood sugar and insulin resistance impair endothelial function so you know low carb diet that would lower your blood sugar and improve insulin resistance would be expected to improve it from that perspective so again look at the actual science the actual peer-reviewed research you don't see that relationship that they're talking about they didn't even I mean that when they're showing it to you it's just Scare Tactics they're not they're not talking about what that means this wasted you know people see it now in the football players are in the experiment saturated fat is not only healthy but probably necessary well I don't know that it's necessary but I would I would say that you know why should say cholesterol is necessary that we have in our body we manufacture it doesn't come from the diet about 30% comes from the diet about 70% we make it exactly varies depending on the person and you have some people are hyper responders of dietary cholesterol so they'll absorb more from food but it's you know it it plays a vital role in the body there's a genetic disease called smith-lemli-opitz syndrome which results in severe cholesterol deficiency in its its fail so you die with not enough cholesterol I'm not however one of these people on the other end of the spectrum that thinks hey if your cholesterol is 450 don't worry problem is you know like you know just write it off I think the truth is somewhere in the middle as biological variable variable yeah and if you can get through the door with a full lipid panel and I have people who are doing keto super low carb diet to a totally optimal normal cholesterol and then I have people who go from eating you know moderate fat diet to like a high-fat keto or low carb diet and their ldl-p goes up to 2500 or 3000 and their LDL cholesterol goes up to 300 so yeah I mean stepping back a little bit as we talked about this with Joel but cholesterol for decades was it was the boogeyman you know it was like that led to like egg white omelets and boneless skinless chicken breast and you know bagels with nothing on them when I was growing up and now even the margarine margarine oh my God I Can't Believe It's Not Butter better than butter to eat if you leave it out in the garage really so Ganda so yeah you know that you do you ask quietly actually removed the limitation of dietary cholesterol they used to limit it to 300 mg now that they don't have that anymore because the evidence to justify having that in the dietary guidelines we are the last industrialized country to do that every other company country had done that years ago but because you know the how in French that was in our country and I think you know that they don't want to lose credibility Sadie's been saying not to do something for so long then to turn around say actually there's no evidence to support that it's it's it's you lose face and when people talk about saturated fat and they talk about it as being only a meat or animal diet issue one thing I would like to bring up his avocados yeah there's a certain amount of unsaturated fat and saturated fat every food has all three facts in some proportion so you saturated monounsaturated and polyunsaturated and dairy products are actually the only category of foods that consistently have more saturated fat than any other type of fat pork for example off and have more monounsaturated fat than saturated and even sometimes Yung lean beef and what's really interesting about that is that studies consistently show that full fat Dairy which would be like the highest saturated fat class of foods is is associated with reduce risk of heart disease reduce risk of diabetes reduce weight and all kinds of other Improvement full fat Dairy is. Thousand Years 12000 years ago we didn't raise animals for dairy so there was no need that we only had to digest lactose while we were breastfeeding in hunter-gatherer culture as soon as you stop breastfeeding you no longer had the need to digest lactose and so we're our bodies are efficient we stop producing lactase which is the enzyme to break down lactose and for the rest of our adult life but then about 12,000 years ago we started how many figured out hey let's drink some milk from that ruminant animal over there and dairy products help people avoid starvation and there was a good source of hydration and nutrients and so that mutation started to spread and now it's about one-third of the world has lactase persistence which means they can digest lactose all the way into adulthood and 2/3 don't and it depends a lot on your ancestry so 2/3 people are lactose intolerant world so the people who tend to be lactose intolerant or people of European particular northern European descent like lactase lactose intolerance or lactase persistence approaches like 97% in Scandinavia so Denmark Norway Sweden they can almost all day just milk in the east African so you have like a massage you know people who've been raising cattle for a long time to have those that capability whereas I can Asia other parts of Africa in other parts of the world not as much what difference if any does it make when it's not mogenized and pasteurized in terms of your digestion cuz for me I don't have a problem with raw milk. Milk seems to be easy for me yeah I think there is a difference I mean it contains enzymes in it that help you break down the lactose lactose so that can make a difference but I mean just I would love to see research that further differentiate the health benefits of dairy whether it's organic or whether it's modernize or not and all that but even just talking about Dairy as a whole category and you had dr. Walter Willett in there saying there is evidence of hiking High consumption of proteins from Darius related to higher risk of prostate cancer the chain of cancer causation seems pretty clear but if you bring up a 544j me this there's a 2019 study largest review of dairy ever been done before it was a hundred and fifty-three meta now that they were viewed so not just individual study they review 253 studies that were also reviewing other study and 84% of the meta-analyses Andheri showed either no association or an inverse association between during cancer meaning when its inverse means people who hate more Dairy have lower rates of cancer so I just it's frustrating you noted to see someone make a claim like that and then you go and you look at the full to town the research and you see a just exhaustive study like this with 153 men and houses and 84% are showing no relationship or a beneficial effect of Darien cancer why wasn't that mentioned in the phone while it's consistent with the way the message is being distributed through the entire film that's it's a propaganda movie I mean that's essentially what it is well it's consistent with the way the message is being distributed through the entire film that's it's a propaganda movie I mean that's essentially what it is. So it might and Reefer Madness for meat


    Louie Psihoyos Details the Devastating Effects of Overfishing | Joe Rogan
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    I was when we're making that film there was a point we went down to the the IWC is international whaling commission meeting down and and and Shelly and we were trying to get a an interview with some of the top people there from that run the the organization because you know whales dolphins are killing them in Mast and we have the footage at that point and we just hoping to get an interview with somebody at work for the international whaling commission and going from Houston to Santa Santa call the plane was full I couldn't even sit next to the you know my my partners on my buddies in the in the film crew there's one empty seat next to me and you know they're waiting for somebody else to come from another slight and right before the plane door closes incomes accurate nakamae he's the head of Orsi's fishing for Japan that the head bull Goose loony moony he sits down right next to me and looking at my buddy so you know on the plane my God if there is a God you know he has a good sense of humor sit down next to me and said I didn't want you know him to like find out who I was and then move so I waited till dinner was served like an hour or two later and I said you have an idea of what I am he said no I said I know who you are film condensed version of Killing these intelligent animals The Flash is poisoned you know any of those recommendations for pregnant women to eat this is Flash the Japanese Ministry of Health site and he said I'm not in charge of food safety I'm in charge of food Security in other words he's he does not to worry about the health consequences of his job is to provide enough meat on the plate for the Japanese people and it gives you an Insight of how he's thinking out he's in charge I think there's a hundred 45 million people in Japan in the area about the size of our California he says 70% of of the land area of Japan is only you know a good enough for growing crops on or living on or we have to live in out turn to the Sea for food and at that point they were also caught skimming stealing about 200,000 tons of endangered bluefin tuna this is over by the 20-year. Out to get when you start talking about picking up but I can't imagine you know it's hard to imagine it but imagine like how are they stealing is too well do they have quotas and they're feeding their quotas every year in which means that they're taking away from other countries so it's not just like everybody every country has their allotment and once you reach that you're supposed to go home but the Japanese kept on getting more so that the Australians actually caught them now they figured out over a 20-year. That they went through the books and saw what they reported it was actually sold at the ski Gmarket found out they say it's Kim to 2010 S5 big train cars we like two trains full of danger to not like. Cars but the whole trains 110 car trains five of them full of that tune as endangered you know you think of tuna as being something that you just get at the store like tuna tunies endangered most people like a tuna endangered like their hearing is going to endanger or we talked to be to work at the fish market they live very clearly tell you that is a radical difference between the amount of tuna that was available 30-40 years ago vs. now to 10 years ago I mean we're down to the bluefin tuna to 4% of their historical levels at incredible and there's no way to stop this does Noah mean it seems like and everyone's waiting for someone else to do something and do in the meantime everyone's just trying to make money a lot of money unfortunately it's sort of that what happens with endangered species the more rare becomes more valuable it becomes and so there is very little incentive to do the right thing and you know but this is happening with all the fish stocks mean watches like refusing like what fish are sustainable have seen them you know go through the fish docks and so less and less you know we start at the big animals that we start to you know slowly go through all the fish docks until like where you know like McDonald's used to do halibut now it's Pollock which is a very small white fish from Alaska and now that's being so we're going to these fish. successive generation adapts to the diminishment of the previous one that's what that's going on so I just stopped you know handing out Seafood guys and now I'm tryna preemptive so I don't think the big question is seven and a half billion of us on this planet soon-to-be 10 is there enough wild animals to defeat us all there isn't you know you look at the biomass of mammals on the planet Tina between livestock and humans be occupied 96% of the biomass of mammals and 4% of wild you know so we can all be eating wild fish you know we lie about that you know you never go out and say look this get some land food do you say you know what that we do you know Sienna there was Market hunting and North America and a lot of the soldiers were done with world with the Civil War rather they we're hunting and they hunted all the deer the bear the antelope the Buffalo and they got down to like incredibly low numbers elk to this day I think or only in 10% of the original range that that that they were at in the 1700 and that was all from Market hunting from people just going out and buying you no meat from these Market Hunters that are shot these things and they didn't really have refrigeration back then so it wasn't like they could freeze it and and they got down to the incredibly low levels until Teddy Roosevelt and a lot of other people that were conservation-minded realized like what was happening here and they put a stop to it all then started in acting programs to reintroduce these animals to the areas where there extirpated and now you see historic level so especially whitetail deer this more whitetail deer in America when Columbus landed so-and-so but it's been 6 killdeer almost a farm animal because there's so many of them that exist in Iowa and Kansas and around farmlands like they literally exist in fields and a lot of them live off of GMO crops that's very strange so like I will a buddy of mine my friend Doug Doug Duren who has this huge piece of land in Wisconsin and he's like the deer in my area are essentially eating these GMO corn eating Monsanto corn like this is so weird like that yeah they're wild but they're also kind of farm animals you know because they didn't exist in record numbers because they've got so much food to eat and no Predators yeah I mean the only Predators they have their mandate to have some wolves now very few and some some parts of the driftless area in Wisconsin I think they have they have some bears too and coyotes a lot of coyotes it will kill all the Fonz I lived in Boulder CO golfer while we had a lot of bears and mountain lions come through our Lord our yard cuz we're right at the base of the foothills of the Rockies and a neighbor I woke up one morning the neighbors like looking at a minivan there's a big dent in the side and he's trying to figure out like how to get a dent because it was parked here all night and he found out an antler in the bushes mountain lion block sitting on a hot tub covers in the winter holding a deer with one you know in his mouth with one antler attacked and slammed it into Jesus Christ I lost a dog and Boulder to mountain lion wow I had a little dog is part of American Eskimo pulp part Pomeranian mountain lion got it in my mind I think that our cat if it's not them at the fox credible credible place and you'll be driving down the road and you see it's weird like the deer in Boulder know that they're safe so like we were we were looking at this house in Boulder and we will open up the door to the backyard and there was this enormous deer to stand there staring at us and my wife thought it was fake I don't know it's a real deer just like what and then it just turns because it wasn't even remotely freaked out that there were people with a stone's throw away from it it just so used to being around people weird the neighborhood members neighborhood bars planting rose bushes on the front of their property and you have all proud and then I remember driving home like later on that day there so you're coming to the Snipping the tops of roast to do what they did for wild animals in North America because it you can't regulate it the way you can wild animals cuz and wild animals if they have a particular area you could make it so people can't go in that area but the ocean is so enormous like how it is anybody, but some sort of a repopulation plans sure sure there was a project first work on biology he's wrote the book on biodiversity is considered the father of modern about diversity is about to get in the right around 90 years old now but looking at his he would do things like go to an island and I'm pretty much exterminate everything on it and then try to figure out well at what rate do the animals come back and what's with sustainable and he's figured out that to save 85% of the wild animals in the planet you have to put aside half of it for them you know that's hassle of the plant half the planet yasso the ocean you would have to literally make half the ocean where people couldn't travel in it on a travel and it just not exploited you no no no fishing and so Sylvia Earle is working on hotspots you know these things have a lot of biodiversity try to keep those away from fishing in equitation how do they do that though like I mean it's you would have to get everybody on board right the high seas are you know that's that stuff right the Japanese were fishing in a national Marine Sanctuary for decades you know so you have to let you know this really tough when you have organizations that really don't have any teeth to it did the attitude that he has that pragmatic attitude about feeding population you almost can sympathize with them write me a hundred plus million people on this tiny place the size of California and just pulling mostly fish out of the ocean I mean it's it's a crazy place to be in terms of his position but yeah I don't envy at all but you know what it what do you do Jimmy John's on Florida Dolphins and send it to do that while we're endangered species or mean I don't know what you know what sustainable anymore and is it possible to me I know they've done this in in some places outside of Hawaii where they've they've bred animals fish rather like sushi fish like Hamachi and they've had these pain set up and then a lot of times storm will come by like a huge storm break these pans then those fish get wild then people start catching them well that's like salmon like you know what I go I went they would find it in Japan when we were doing the Cove we went went to University with her breathing the first bluefin tuna these are from eggs you know so there this is when like like what they do at some places where they if they catch him then he put them in these pants and they fatten them up these were really hard to do right there they were shoveling the saddest back when I ate fish they were shuffling these macros like what I would feed my family with like a family of four they were showing it to the tuna and I said do Hornet like how many how much does it take to make a pound of tuna so about 7 until about a 150 lb an app that takes 14 lb 7 oz of wild fish to make 1 lb of farm-raised fish I mean it's like going if you know you know cuz you want a crisp $5 bill and say let me know give me a couple couple twenties but that's if you look at you know what are they feeding you know a lot of these fish are feeding him you know what is farm animals the fish that are raised and I don't know what the data behind it but they're at they have eight times more pollutants in it then wild fish scuba diving and swimming around a few fish like when you're under there you would like you expect you're going to dunk your head underwater with those goggles on you're going to see Hall that's why all these fish swimming around his nose not much you don't see much yeah there was a about 10 years ago I was getting married and I took his daughter out to I didn't know it at the time it was our first time snorkeling and we were in the area. I've been to about 20 years before and there was nothing there's nothing there was just like a desert and I heard her screaming through a snorkel I thought what was wrong and she was screaming cuz she saw a single orange Tang it was the only life-form we saw there where we used to be see clouds of schools of these orange and blue tank now there was nothing I thought my God she thinks that that's beautiful and it is it's just you know a single fish but you know again that shifting Baseline the generation before when I was there is probably look like The Land Before Time places I went to with with Clark you know Rajan pot where you see through you know if you go to the Caribbean you might see 30 fish on a different species of fish in a diving in Raja ampat used C300 and it was just miraculous and when you're taking pictures you actually see more detail with the picture than you can with your hero. I can't comprehend it also going when you get back and you see these reefs that we you know we lit like jewel boxes you see how much life that there is there are but there was just unbelievable study amounts of while I bet that's going on all over the world in the Great Barrier Reef you know we lost over half the Great Barrier Reef in the last 2 years he was never that good anyway you know 15 years ago I let you know after being to these some of the best pizza places in the world that have been to a Clark we looked at the great the Great Barrier Reef lost half again so I mean if you're just putting your head in the water for the first time and you come from you know Iowa or Wisconsin play bark that many watched half again so I mean if you're just putting your head in the water for the first time and you come from you know Iowa or Wisconsin or Boulder that looks pretty good but if you knew what came before that you're you're seeing this this no-salt against you know nature going on


    What's Destroying the Great Barrier Reef? w/Louie Psihoyos | Joe Rogan
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    is taking out the Great Barrier Reef for heating the planet where heating the water it's it's it's bleaching so those those those a couple things there was multiple insults you have runoff from fertilizer and pesticides from agriculture you have the heating of the water these events with that when I say it is dying it's dying it's not like I was going to come back once wants to corals dead that's it it's it's it's not going to come back as well probably not there is pretty fairly remote like hell over in Hawaii it would or the Caribbean but it's pretty remote you have to get out several miles to get the Great Fairy weakness if the further north you go the more isolated as we went the entire length of the Great Barrier Reef and it didn't look as if they got slightly better as he got North but there's only a couple boats there is not like you have you know thousands and thousands of tourists out in the on the beach vacation the burning of fossil fuels is at this acidifying the oceans is now 30% more acidic than it was you know 50 years ago and when you make you know there's more Carbonic gas in the water makes it harder for the the coils to survive and it's a bit basically at least multiple insults going on at the same time it's probably not just one thing but it was a massive bleaching of that two years in a row and Great Barrier Reef and so it's it's his disappearing in our lifetime bikes I might be the sewage coming out of these off Falls at Lake if you swim through these so you know I've been out there you know at least be beaches you can literally talk to somebody on the Beatrice Queen tomb on the beach and they have this green water coming out of sewer pipes 200 meters away 300 meters away and so they're dumping semi treated sewage on The Last Reef in America this is going on all around the world and you know what we do I don't know but we treated with this is the last generation that we have that can actually do something about it because we're seeing it does appear in our watch and that's what I'm trying to do is try to tell that just create the awareness that something's going on that we have to do something but try to create action that that's what they reported so it's it smells like sewage smells like crap but if you leave to go to the website it says it's just semi treated they're not you know putting it through the aerators and not going through the whole system but it smells like s*** to me you know you come out of the water and it's like you know we all stinky smell Hollywood Fort Lauderdale border this is not like semi treated sewage it's a very good question you know there's so many things to work on in the act down there working on this Earth just trying to get people to see it to know that this is going on and if you know what I think they close the beaches down when you know when the wind shifts and it starts to push it on Shore but if you look it up you saw if you were on the beach and you saw what was going on are you going to be sending your kids they're going to be going to Florida but if you knew what was going on on that beach we can make arguments about whether not you go to Florida all day long and I want one with you 100% but I just can't imagine that they would allow this I mean how much more would it cost to treat it vs. semi treated how much more would it cost I only have an answer or people get sick and they probably don't even Christ oh God and ascended we're not talking like a little drain pipe to like literally you could swim through it not standing at that is big like four feet five feet tall now why anybody have an argument for Why That's Money Matters Costco gas benefit that they've decided it's worth polluting the ocean by pumping sewage into it you know it's a good question we did too now that we call this is like 5 years ago we tried to get an interview with the key people down there but try to it like a few if you want to talk to somebody about this and I don't want to go on record to talk about it because it's it's really bad for tourism it's in and it's not good for the political right here video of It video pumping green s*** into the ocean by the way treated treated that way everything in the Spectrum. Blue or green food coloring with fish lovely naughty sewage they can they can eat pipe and it it looks like like a cloud of poison is is being jettisoned out of this pipe and into the ocean it was an important part is if you came up you would see people on the beach but how in America is that possible but that is a really good question we try that you know we try to explore some of these issues but trying to get talk on the record about this is really difficult is there any other part of the country that has something like that. That I know f****** Florida Jesus Christ of course it's Florida I mean it is there a place that is so worthy of all the stereotypes like Florida is I'm seems like every time you think you've had enough with all these fit just swim boil boil in Florida ground it's all just covered with algae and that's kind of the point like they what I'm saying is like we always think somebody else should be doing something right this and you know that's why we do films is not just a crate the weariness and now to try to get something done about it the ground it's all just covered with algae and that's kind of the point like they what I'm saying is like you know we always think somebody else should be doing something right this and you know that's why we do films is not just a crate the weariness and now to try to get something done about it


    Louie Psihoyos and Joe Rogan: How Will We Feed the World?
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    has anybody come up with any sort of comprehensive plan or anything that makes sense where they can viably repopulate the ocean I mean the idea of stopping and slowing down fishing would be wonderful but it's a me if we give really gets to a point where we've got to somehow or another independently grow these fish and reintroduce them to the wild me is there any talk of doing things like that or is it impossible I think it's impossible to scale of what's going on right now you know when I was in Japan they were saying that always to go out all the you know we could fill up a boat a day now it's you know 8 days now we have to and then we have to go out 30 and we're competing with the end of the Koreans the Chinese the Taiwanese you know that sits and everybody just going gangbusters and we were using military gear 2 I personally don't believe that fishing to feeding this planet currently you can do it with fish I don't think you can do it with you know and we know what's you know that the unethical side of raising you know for mantels for this as it's just I think we have to transition to another form I think it's going to be you know 10 or 12 years but I think we're headed that direction people I think what you're seeing now is that there's a direction towards enough people want to eat healthier they want to eat sustainable and I know I know your Hunter I mean I was 102 I hunted fish and you know I understand like when you come back with the goods you come back with an animal and you're feeding your family you're feeding your friends you feel like the man you to feel like you know you would do something you tap in this really primitive in a really genuine white that makes us feel good about who we are that you're providing and I know that that happened when I was when I was a fisherman the fish with your friends and there's a group thing going on in everybody's there they're enjoying themselves and it feels wonderful but we can't do it with wild fish and you know what the 4% of the biomass being wild animals now and the rest of it being is it's not sustainable and I wish it was because that that this is something we lost with that but we have to transition worth that. Right now we're all we have figure out how do you feed a planet that's the real problem how do you feed a planet how do you feed a planet that made double its population in the next 50 years yeah well this is talking 10 billion by 2050 and we're already at a point where you know we're at the people San Jose area going out hunting for their food or fishing from now so what are we going to eat you know and I think the you know that the way to do it is you know drifting more towards plants getting enough I was last week I was in Loma Linda California you know where that's at and report about the with the Blue Zone and out there that don't might not know about its fellow anger and without chronic disease than any other place in the planet so it's out there last week at the at the brain health in Alzheimer clinic and there's two researchers I started when there wasn't one for miles around and they open it without the one out of three people in America and the next 10 years ago be affected by Alzheimer's either they have at their mates going to have it through be taken care of somebody that has their parents so it's going to overtake heart diseases are number one disease that we have given up the brain health clinic there was nothing else on Earth Clinic nobody came about half the population of Seventh-Day Adventists vegetarians by religion and you go to the grocery store they don't sell meat evo2 they have milk their cows milk but it's on the bottom shelf do stuff a few things of it and they to find people initially they had to go to San Bernardino across the road across the highway there is nothing different geologically difference between but they have a different diet but they're living about 10 years longer than everybody have San Bernardino's one of the unhealthiest populations in America and another side of highway Teddy have one of the healthiest populations in the entire world and it living about 10 years on average longer they're doing other things to it's not just diet it's a big factor sleep mean dr. Matthew Walker has been on his podcast do so well renowned sleep scientist was discussing that it's one of the biggest corollary one of the biggest actors were they determined that the less sleep you have the higher likelihood you have of Alzheimer's disease that's really Stark like that the numbers are there their they're pretty undisputable yeah well for principals who buys you know Dean and support the big ones out of the 3,000 people that they have the Alzheimer's clinic clinic now only 19 of them only 13 of them are vegetarians and three vegans so it made me look at you know if you look at if you break it down the population like how many of the 24,000 people there that are vegetarians about 15% you'd expect knows several hundred of them to be Day Adventist diet which is vegetarian but what you're talking about in San Bernardino's a very poor Community unfortunately in and I think you know as well as I do a lot of people in poor communities heat terrible screen on your eating junk food and sugar and all that crap mean that that's one of the primary factors when it comes to poor health and education is related to definitely to brain health unfortunately it says supposed to do that they're they're stupid it's just that they're the right they they're not either do not eating as well they have to know the McDonald's was in San Bernardino you know it was a really went to the museum are the McDonald's Museum of all the Ronald McDonald's from the beginning to the end everything sold that they've been really good about keeping fast food out of out of Loma Linda for 15 billion people you're going to need Titanic swaziland's play slot of wildlife we're going to have a lot of different chemicals to get released into the ground unless you're doing regenerative farming in which case you're going to have to use some animal products anyway because you have compost and fertilizer you need fish for fertilizer or something that creates nitrogen result there's a lot of issues even with large-scale agriculture when you're growing crops your you doing something that's wholly unnatural if you have you know a thousand acres of corn or soybeans or anything that you're growing and large-scale that's not how nature intends it nature intends everything to be combined together right but if you look at the amount of crops that are out there the most land is being used to grow crops to feed animals so you know well sort of a lot of its being used for V10 was a lot of its being used for corn syrup in a lot of different than we can warn on that I could get rid of it find out how much of your DNA is corn-based me like what like what is going on how much your your your cellular structures corn-based it's like how much corn is in your diet and then you go through the supermarket and go and pick up box after box and read how much corn is in there cornstarch corn syrup different proteins they extracted from corn and I asked you how you know if we have to feed 10 15 billion people in the future how do you think you know we should be feeding the populations good questions right to question I have hope for this is fake meat s*** not not the plant-based stuff were they using oils and but the actual physical meet that they can figure out some way to create meat without animals die a guy I'm not a fan of factory farming the reason why I got in a hunting in the first place I saw a lot of PETA documentaries and I just didn't want to have any part of any of that s*** and I know there ethical ranchers that raise their animals grass-fed and they they let them Roam and you know I'm just a guy named Joel salatin who has this thing called polyface Farms or heat he teaches people regenerative farming methods and teaches people how to let animals be animals in the polar opposite of factory farming when you see these and I'm sure you've seen some of these disgusting videos of these pig farms where they have Lake assuage attached to these Farms where these pigs are in these warehouses stacked in one on top of the other and then they're all their waste goes down through the floor and into these giant huge Lakes of s*** and piss who is sprayed on the crops pigs like that it is a reason why they have these ag-gag laws and those are another thing that hurricane in my eyes to the same thing that the way we feel about dolphins in captivity in a place like SeaWorld build a gag laws agricultural gag laws they keep people from divulging the horrors of these factory farms and there's got to be a way to stop those laws first of all that you you should beat these places should be transparent if something there do this abhorrent is something they do with you you could see the lives of these animals so then they're treating this horrific ways it's not necessary it's not it's just they're doing that for profit and this is why you can get a chicken sandwich for a dollar 99 whatever the f*** it is yeah I mean has real potential the same way cell phones used to cost you know $1,000 more than that like what was what was like Milos big Motorola bricks remember those things that like they were really expensive like when he was walking on the beach with that thing I want like I was a baller he's got a phone he just walking with no cord now everyone has a phone when I was in Brazil and people are walking around it iPhones cell phones made their way throughout virtually all of the world how much or grin we're going to see that in this survey Factory created meat because the original Factory created burger that they made I believe it was a quarter of a million dollars that it cost to create one and people ate it and then like this is beef this is like real beef I think with Innovation there they could figure out a way to do that so we don't ever have to have these factory farming situations I mean I think that's possible I think it is to talk to us some of the people that are working on that look at how fast cells can reproduce and we know such a matter of scale and getting the right texture paste yes what I do is available to everybody, I go hunting in the mountains most people don't want to do that you know when I do it with a bow and arrow know what most people don't want to learn how to do that there they don't have it in them they don't want it it's not interesting to me it is if I chew one elk as 400 lb of meat One Life feeds me for a year and I feed my friends I feed a lot of people and I give Alchemy now to a bunch of people I'm under No Illusion that everyone can do that but this everyone can't do most of the things I do I just do it because it makes me feel better than going and getting something that's factory-farmed if I saw what they did the chickens and I knew that my chicken it come from these horrific environments and I ate that I feel sick yeah so that's why I became a hunter in the first place yeah well that's you and I can eat you probably better than me but I can eat how I want to eat you say I eat better than you know what you can afford more as what I'm saying you easier than me I'm excited as I'm not finally I've seen what you have around here this place to look nice little cozy Mandan you have down here but boys you should see what's up there it's like the ultimate man cave man vegetarian my best friends is Ian Edwards I love him to death I don't I don't dispute that we're in a conundrum and then we're in a terrible situation as a civilization we've certainly overpopulated the planet in many ways and we've certainly allowed something to take root in our society that I think is disgusting that's factory farming of animals there's there's something vile about it undeniably vile and there's a reason why people are prosecuted for exposing what makes everybody sick but if they exposed it it said look I'm going to take a picture I'm to show you video of how these cows are living and you take the video on the couch just wandered around eating grass no one would give a s*** right it's when you see these people taking these cows and when you see them alive when kosher the way they do that or they they they have to slice their throat and they have to do it with one cut in this is why people want kosher meat like some ancient ridiculous idea of how to dispose of a life being all those things II people which is the reason why they have those laws keeping people who work there from videotaping exposing in the first place Kosher meat like some ancient ridiculous idea of how to dispose of a life Wu mean all those things sticking people which is the reason why they have those laws keeping people who work there from videotaping exposing in the first place


    The Gruesome Experience That Made Louie Psihoyos a Vegan
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    a great favor the future Estes the shows a picture of the 19 of the 1900 Easter Parade in New York City and it's all horses from a building at know if you find it was one car and then 13 years later it's like find the horse that these transitions they take you note about 10-12 years you know years ago we were punching the number to Kion are flip phone six times to text a capital c and end in I think what if you know we're going to be doing the same thing with you know with the transition was filled I think it's going to be going that way to know when they're going to be up for all those lab-created meat what do you what do you think about I mean I know there's there's some process that I don't totally understand where they're able to make actual by Logic like bison meat tell me when I had dinner on Saturday night two nights ago with Okuma the guy that's founded Memphis meats and you know I've had the same sort of making us about you no go in that direction but he showed me these pictures on his flip on his phone of of the chicken breast that he's making and you know I stopped eating meat about 10 years ago but I thought it look bad you know it look they had to like the chopped you know so that it was grilled and it. You know I have the sort of revulsion against it myself cuz I've got myself off of it but I looked I looked at that and I thought you know what that looks really looks good pose of a bunch of different natural ingredients right whatever I would ever create a turkey breast it seems like it's just a matter of innovation and technology and proven to the point where they can recreate that you know is that he knows better for you then you know the Whole Foods plant-based diet or a real question right cuz that's where things get healthy versus what is ethic this is what makes you feel like you're doing the right thing morally you know the way you know I stopped eating you know made about the 1986 and 1/2 I was doing a story for Fortune Magazine on the biggest indepently on cattle ranches in America there's one that's so big in Oklahoma they had their own slaughterhouse and they supposed to be another they kill the animal with the captive bolt to the brain is supposed to happen instantly but there was one animal that came around and it was still alive and it was at that point hanging upside down is flushed and its hide with stripped off and it's looking at me with its eye and it's falling my eye as its hide was stripped off and was still alive and it's and it's turning around it was to turn his head and it's still held my eye and I thought the son of a b**** is alive and I parted so I stopped eating meat shortly after that and so I thought why I have to eat something right after you eat an animal product because you know you're going to shrivel up and die if you don't and then became a pescatarian that's all I ate for animal protein 12 you know what the milk and dairy but I didn't eat any myself to things that that didn't want for me and then when we made the co there's a scene in it where we take up a sample of hair from the deputy minister of Fisheries there and we tested for mercury and when we know why it was out at 11. But how to get minetest it to cuz I was a lot of fish I love that my son still a professional fisherman and I had a freezer full of fish all the time stocked up of you know Fresh Ocean for the next fresh but frozen ocean fish and I had it for breakfast lunch and dinner all the time and you know we got his Labs back of the sample back it was eight times higher than was high which is like you know you don't want any mercury in your body Marcus most toxic non radioactive element the world am I if my levels were 44 Times Higher experiencing any physical effects of that I was having trouble with my short-term memory I had an ache in my shoulder that was there for probably decades and I try to get a massage down it maybe start looking through the problems with with Mercury you notice if there's there's a whole Litany of things that causes depending on how bad you have it but my doctor said it's the worst he's ever seen in Colorado so I had to get off of it and then this is so we're here in La for the Academy Awards and I met my first vegan and I said what do you eat and she goes everything else all protein originates with plants and that that was how I got started and it took over you know I thought okay well quickly has a half-life in the in your body in about 70 to 90 days and so it took me about two years to get it down and I thought well I'll just try a little years to get it down at your body of 70 to 90 days so oracle's to 2292 180 so I thought okay then I'll start eating a little bit of fish and then I know he had a test right away and I check backup I thought okay camping also for sure that's what that means when I was in Japan I went to minamata where they had the they called minamata disease but it's not a disease it's poison this was a accompany us intentionally polluting the bay with his lot of fishermen and the kids of course got it while the cat's got affected first cuz people give the fish to the cats and the cats would head to the called dancing cat disease know you're the expense of expression mad as a Hatter that's because they had the felt from a hundred years a hundred fifty years ago they used to cure the phone Beaver felt on on top hat but they would use mercury in the Met hours ago mad in minamata the cats got affected in the kids and then you know that the people that couple hundred thousand people got affected and disease work remember this 1950s remote remote Villages and an American researcher went there and saw that everybody looked weird and said something's going on here and I found out that they're dumping you know mercury into the bay I saw a doctor there that study minamata disease he was a guy that was in charge of figuring out compensation for out with with the old people and he showed me these brains of you know they sliced open and it look like swiss cheese what we're talking about the convolutions of of the brain and out dolphins have more of than sleeping with people that you know and the ones with the slices that look like swiss cheese with this whole set of this is heating up in the brain and so you don't want you know once you see that you said you don't want that your so I had to get off this and become a vegan that bike for ethical reasons but because of I just couldn't eat it. Just for health reasons but I'm doing just fine. That most fish is poison like that is such a crazy thing to think that the ocean is so f***** up that most of the food you pull out of the ocean is a mess do the fish that were eating I think 54% is farm-raised to know what I would have bet that again I just read it this morning in Los Angeles magazine yeah and the health consequences did life-forms neavin plants they don't have the same nerve endings they don't really move the opening shot and there are a viable form of animal protein that is just so primitive it hurt that it's did they're just not it would we think of them as life-forms but so is broccoli at the life-form as well but there there's actually more evidence that plants are intelligent than there is that mollusks are Mauser it and Incredibly ain't life-form but then again don't you get some sort of mercury poisoning from them as well whether they're on the bottom right usually in their their filtering so you're you're getting whatever poison would rather talk suzara I'm not going to say that much poison I just wouldn't eat it I'm going completely different direction but I've heard that before that most of them to break down there even more primitive but yet more nutritious Astoria Polynesian oysters and they have the big oysters that they get you know but different curls and the muscle that holds all the the organs and stuff on you know if when I said only in America we eat the whole history like what actually pretty good but you know the idea that we're eating all those other filtered or organs Coweta hoerster like what tastes like it's actually pretty good but you know the idea that we're eating all those other filtered or organs the stuff I just don't know I don't know you don't know I don't know


    Louie Psihoyos Shares a Harrowing Tale of Swimming with Sharks
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    subject of dolphins has been a music huge bit on my 2016 Netflix special about an experience that I had when I was in Hawaii high as f*** on Edibles and we ran into dispatch wild dolphins and they were playing with us they're playing with us and we were yelling like Yang flips for you putting on a show and I remember having this thought like holyshit they're playing with us these are these wild creatures they're having fun with us another start doing all this research on dolphins and dolphin communication I became obsessed with Dolphin because this one I mean I had I have been fascinated by them before but I became truly obsessed and this was this experience was more than 10 years ago and since then I've just I've been overwhelmed and and also massively disheartened by just you know by films like yours and by seeing SeaWorld and by seeing what was going on in Marineland with my friend Phil and they've had him on a bunch of times to talk about his lawsuit to me they have done everything they can to try to silence that guy and then the stop him from revealing all the whores that place but slowly but surely he's had a massive impact on that place has business to the point where they're trying to just get him to shut up and he won't he won't me and then he was mean unlike you it's it's you know it's I love the fact that we can get that out there I appreciate it I mean no swimming with dolphins in the wild there was a over there was three groups of Resident dolphins that so they're there hang out there all the time you get to recognize him and we're playing with him in the more you play with them the more you can spin around the more you can do the more excited they get only do it for so long and I remember once that we were doing it we finally we have scooters and we thought well so often looks at you you can't you look like you're like in a wheelchair what dogs do you have your high from the experience of being with him in the wild and they took off that we saw that they were is about 18 foot long Hammerhead and they were taking turns Ramey away from us so it was like not only were they playing with us they were protecting us the Dolphins were big quite as long as this table but there's another 3 to 500 lbs in there maybe 7 ft long and they look tiny next to the shark that's why I'll that is wild occasionally see they'll do Drone footage off of the coast of Malibu and you see like a great white swimming around there just a few hundred yards away from surf wrong and my son doesn't with drones easy without his kayak info into a Muslim my friend Peter Peter attia he said he's done a bunch of like crazy endurance things and want to think he did he swam swam to all the islands in Hawaii and what to prepare for this he had to do a lot of swimming he was in San Diego and swimming in the cross out there and he was swimming literally Boosie what he say like a couple days after that guy got bit in half down in San Diego to San Diego incident I want to say it was 10 years ago somewhere the neighborhood of 10 years ago and then it was in one at Santa Barbara that happened about 4 years ago for 5 years ago you know occasionally they slip up thinking person's a seal or something you know what's what's the time when I could do with a lot of shark before I usually only get them around you if you're feeding him I just feel so or horrible just so unnatural I won't do it anymore but we are going right. I couldn't be around it with some friends of mine that we're feeding it be up there in a feed and I was I was about 50 yards away and I thought I just want to be part of it and I was just feeling on the reef and these silvertips came over and I don't know if they're excited by the house had a camera with the strobes on it but they just came in attacking me and I had a rebreather out there without with a rebreather so you can scream so I started scream as loud as I could through this thing I was pushing pushing them off and they were like working together you can see it was like Pac you know like when we go look like an octopus with four lights on it and I could push him away but then one of the guys that we had that they were just it was because the feeding over there so I can I don't even want to be in the water these days when people are feeding sharks cuz it's no joke when you're under the water your this out your is how they can just run to run up a tree now play helpless and that's our natural environment and that's what they're there for their the yard clean-up you know any of this week ending is f***** up and then you know and he'll get caught Slippin there their they're for population control there's a really powerful video off of the street probably turn off of Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco with a bunch of tourists are there boom that's great white snatches a seal right in front of everybody and just just thunderous explosion of blood and foam in the water in like whoa it was the cape somewhere on the Cape Cod where there's like a 20-foot one next to a boat and these guys were in this boat in this this great white just swims right up next time they start f****** screaming freaking out and it's enormous it's like 20 feet long the only if you don't feed them they're usually fairly if you're feeding him or if your spear hunting then will come near you the dangerous for spear Hunter yeah what is this record-breaking year for sharks off Cape Cod yeah apparently there's a lot of them out there now what do you think that is that because of the large number of marine mammals or or drones we could actually see him.


    Joe Rogan GOES OFF on Joe Biden’s Anti-Weed Lunacy
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    ways to make polymer so that they can recycle Adidas with the cheapest way possible cuz they know it's not coming back so we had to put it either had to put a tax on Virgin plastic to make it valuable for people to be able to recycle it otherwise great solution is hemp plastic it's biodegradable and comes from this plant menu you can make hemp plastic and it we can grow it and it's an easy crop Israel is that scalable it really doesn't it's it's an it's an insane plant you can make hempcrete out of it which is far better than any building material we currently use it's far more resistant to Flame there's there's just so many positive benefits of it in terms of insulation installation factors better than wood or plywood it's really lightweight but incredibly strong as yours like grabbed a thick ham stock of you ever held onto one no it doesn't seem real like this Oak but yet it's a light like balsa-wood it's so strange it feels like it comes from another planet amp is an extraordinary Planet it's a most extraordinary point we have heard about is all the essential amino acids I love hemp protein at one of my favorite proteins for we sell it on it we sell hemp protein it's one of the very best proteins in terms of being able to mix it and like a protein shake and on-the-go your body digest it super easily and it's like what's amino acids it's very easy for your body's digestive process you can make oil out of it that they used to use for f****** for heating lamps you can cook your food in it I mean there's so many different things you could do whatever you can make clothing you can make far more durable cloth for more durable the paper is far superior in fact the whole reason why William Randolph Hearst demonize marijuana in the first place was to protect his business because he had paper mills and he was trying to kept it from him because on the cover of Popular Science magazine they come out with a decorticator decorticator was a away in the 1930s they devised to effectively process hemp fiber because for years they used to use slaves to process hemp then when they figured out the cotton gin cotton became easier to use and then slavery became outlawed and so people who shied away from him while they came up with this decorticator in the 1930s was on the cover of Popular Science magazine hemp the new billion-dollar crop or William Randolph Hearst didn't just own Hearst Publications newspapers he also are owned these huge Forest they were making paper with so he along with Harry anslinger and using his newspapers demonize marijuana to stop the commodity of hemp yes they came up with these stories that these Mexicans and black men were taking this new drug called marijuana marijuana wasn't even a term for cannabis marijuana was a term for a wild tobacco so they came up with his new name they call it this drug everybody freaked out because they didn't have the internet back then no one at access to real information other than first newspapers Hearst Publications we just f****** out-and-out lied and made up these crazy stories in front of these documentaries and then marijuana became illegal and still is to this day and you still have knucklehead like Joe Biden literally yesterday saying that he thinks marijuana is a gateway drug we're still in the forget about marijuana psychoactive at all the idea that Hamp should be illegal in till really recently in this country is a f****** travesty it's horrific its food it's close it's paper doesn't even make sense that I could be so many things literally like one of the most positive plants the Earth's ever known okay I'll look for it this morning you should be locked in a cage for experimenting with your Consciousness and the freedom to to to do whatever you want with your body that is especially with marijuana that's not poisonous no one's died of it ever ever in the history of the human race is there a single overdose from marijuana and this knucklehead saying that it's a gateway drug no pain is a gateway drug trauma is a gateway drug abuse as a gateway to it to drugs not marijuana Moana is just a a time-honored psychedelic substance that people been enjoying for thousands and thousands of years before Congress or anything I'm not even running for my neighborhood's whatever the hell it is there but I just saw a post over there did he run for mayor better joke I'm not running for anything ever I have three jobs and three kids I'm busy and have a lot of hobbies too many hobbies I'm just trying to chip away at Hobbies but if I can get Joe Biden shut the fuk up I'm very happy crazy assholes so many people that smoke pot in this country he's so crazy for him to come out against that is so goddamn dumb how do you smoke pot on the show and still hold a conversation though I know how to do it for everybody and I think it should be used carefully because look I've said a lot of dumb s*** when I've been high I've thought a lot of dumb s*** I've been paranoid it's not for everybody I think it should be treated cautiously but there's a lot of benefits to it I really firmly believe that it's made me more sensitive person made me more interested in it's made me more aware of how important it is that we're all connected in the we all converse with each other in a calm way made me feel better about about a happy communication with people it's made me more affectionate it's made me more compassionate more kind is missing more where you know the feeling of paranoia one of things that that paranoia is is just an overall expanding of your awareness of your vulnerability feel better about about a happy communication with people it's made me more affectionate it's made me more compassionate more kind is making more where you know the feeling of paranoia one of things that that paranoia is is just an overall expanding of your awareness of your vulnerability


    Joe Rogan | What If Bugs Were Big and Intelligent? w/Josh Homme
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    really f*****-up is bugs were big and intelligent if bugs behave the way settlers behave when they encountered the Native Americans I I must say I'm I'm happy to say that something I said my kids and I've said to myself for many many many years is when I'm having a rough morning I said Thank God praying mantis on 550 you know that I was just watching a video of a praying mantis f****** up a mouse they're so powerful man still like start the morning if it was just sitting there like holding onto the bed and just slowly pulling it apart all this another one with a lizard you think will there's no way I looked at Mouser just like oh well just going over here just going to look over here are super egos in the way they get some is so f****** fast while it is a kind of a cool thing that we don't have to like die watching something you need us it's crazy know that there's no it's not a contest really that's what you got to hear something else could you make it any louder but like that Orca eats the great white sliver things right right word for for for like a thousand nautical miles in every direction every single tag white shark as soon as that happens the radius is like a thousand nautical miles every great white shark was like so anyways or whatever. Genie that. Set Sixth Sense they have done something about that frequency for them is sort of like call you back and they just bail they don't have hands so they're like sorry I got to try what's going on here no hands can I use this sorry because when you when you have no Predators most of your time like that dimensions for forever they only go after liver creepy will they do if some fava beans were probably very nutritious cuz it could be like f*** you leaving dolphin hunt Dolphins commit infanticide then they kill babies they do it on purpose but they killed their own kinds babies try to force the female in the Astros and so is a consequence what email to get them back cuz he know Dolphins when they breed apparently once they have a baby that they have to raise that baby for like 6 years so they won't have sex for like six years so what male dolphins do is they will kill the bay Lisa Foerster female to breed against with females do is they become hoes so they f*** everybody and anybody they can so therefore the dolphin runs into her to go maybe that's my kid alright so they're not sure if it's their kid is obviously is no 23 there's that one shot and maybe it's black Fisher or something like that where they put a mirror up and the Dolphins are like gone looking at them their self aware of the like them that was an amazing moment to watch like a dolphin with a shower with a hairbrush singing in the mirror sort of the way we looked at other cultures we we think we're better but when we look at orcas and dolphins just be can affect their environment the way we can let they can't build houses and you know and create things that we assume they're not as intelligent will create things that we would determine to have any value in a physical object culture and communication in biology to have the sonar and all that stuff that they're operating with tools that were like what


    Joe Rogan on Extreme Performance Athletes
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    what's up did you see what Colin O'Brady was on the podcast if you want to go now to row across from Antarctica summer rowing you come out ripped I bet you get developed serious back muscles power of the 50 ft High what the f*** man I'm so f****** crazy like 27 in the morning sleep and you're in charge of rolling over 50 foot swells and how much can you get like an hour sleep a day while you get a tons of fake sleep there's the most tired of rowing You're In the Zone look at this f****** boat I can't remember the back that's ridiculous he's got a row to though there's no one is just a cameraman 6 athletes that says one boat no chance no motor there f***** I wonder how you sell that idea to to like the other rower they have to be to go to the yeah certainly there right there near the or store or whatever the f*** are some people out there that just can't push themselves hard enough you know no matter what happens they like like my friend David Goggins he ran this Moab 240 to 240 Mi race through the desert he developed pulmonary edema which I guess you get at high altitudes when you're exerting yourself you have at Everest like crazyshit rights and finishes the race they ran another 80 miles after he ran 180 + with f****** pulmonary edema like what does that mean that when you get done that you're like good out there so it's like the same race but from the internet you know they're all connected through the circles that they travel in their connected through just about other people like them out of line but do you think that a drive like that has more internal one or do you think that the competition of seeing what someone else did is is what kind of factor do you think that I think they both play a factor it's this other people that are pushing it they make you realize it's possible and then it's other it's you I believe when they did some brain testing on that climber fellow that did the Wii come out I've had him on 12 shots yeah oh my God I shouldn't someone else's pants I get so scared if you had to guess 45 that's like 45° right that is definitely at least 45 degrees what's a bucket of water used to the Scorpion and rider motorcycle like I try to stay focused and very now but in the moment yeah because it's a requirement like when your sister like that I leave the iron on. That's whenever I've gotten in like a little fender bender or of course you know but in that there is no you do you have to stay so and if there is no out or can you let yourself drift in a meditative state and I don't think I can I think if you drift you're f***** I mean I think first of all do how do you spell how do you stop things like you know guess who's hungry hands up all s*** you know I mean I think he does it so often that he knows how to get into that state but you know there's also like look at that little thing of go that Backpage do it talk about saying yes you know it's already done you'd have to say it's already done I don't know why you I think you just got to go Left Foot Right Foot Right Hand left hand and then you also have done it many times with ropes but also on when you're on the ground you're like want to hang out and he's like like like it's Tuesday there you don't I mean most people you and me included would be dead we wouldn't be able to do what he's doing I'd be died of a heart attack on the parent from realizing I was going to try and he's such a mellow guy to that's what's really interesting climbing or I don't know if there's something cuz I'm was like well I'm going to go for that metaphorically I'm going to take that energy like what we think of as the the boundaries of human performance what someone's capable of doing well it's certainly certainly there's a weird Epiphany when you're watching someone do that cuz you're sort of like I'm doing the exact opposite of this person that I'm watching that you're like not risking thank you for doing this I can finish this movie supposed to finish this movie because what he's doing is essentially a spectator sport but there's no audience until after it's done right so it so It ultimately for the for the climb must be singularly about you I mean it must be the how I don't know how you how you include someone else during that no thing about the moment I think he's just like I said right hand left hand and they just you just keep going and you know the poor thing that would be akin to Sabino some the greatest meditative mind that's ever existed but it's different if you said now he could up and climb this thing please there be a certain amount of no no I'm still messed up where you might be like no I'm doing this so I don't have to do that at through action that's a different kind of meditation because the consequences are so grave


    Joe Rogan Talks About the Aztecs with Josh Homme
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    have you f****** have you ever been to teotihuacan. Never been there I heard it's amazing know something really interesting happen to me there now when I not only is the square that we want to and we stand on this Earth Mound and this guy whose nickname was gorilla giving us this wonderful tour just have spot the most romantic to her ever exist for such a rough play and he goes wait right here and we're in the Giants and he runs down the stairs I don't know it's a hundred fifty feet away 200 feet away in Augusta Square was built with these mountains here to be able to speak at this voice to 250,000 people to go straight around that pyramid and make a left. Swear those mountains are and and the other thing is in these that's the same shot from a different angle that's near where these hypotheses Shaman lift the shaman headquarters like an area of this place and never thought this there's these sort of things what are these May said their reflection ponds and I've never considered that you don't look at the stars by but that really you look down and you mark So in 7 years when it comes around again you like a pattern to look at the reflection of the stars come out here the shaman did that was like in their neighborhood and the way were Chalmers if you had a birthmark on your head when you were they made it for like two boards broke and just put two ports and rope to and body at a lifetime of of like so you're a shaman which if you had a lifetime of that you be like high Shaman Shaman bloodline what we are and that that is significant because it felt to me immediately you know you don't have a thing on you so yeah if you want the birthmark yeah I mean that's a really good good like entry to know at the gate when you went to that did the Aztec Temple as a musician when your sooner did you like didn't make sense like the Acoustics like the way it's set up does the way the Sound Works does it make sense to you like a real tetrarch today and it left a very lasting feeling of we're supposed to be here and that you know it just really restored a lot of faith in humanity I didn't focus on the ritualistic murder that was going on there it was just one set of people the other set of people built this and they and they knew and you know much like the Great Pyramids that are really you know in the shape of Orion's Belt exactly that same concept of what's going on here matters and if you if that is your focus think of how wonderful you know like how did those people know how to make that with no without the essay without the wheel slaves in a. Of just a few days after the construction of that Temple yeah so that was like don't tell me I actually don't worry about it I'll take care of it I think they can do that they were going to be slaughtered I think it was kind of like part of the gig maybe it wouldn't sound surprising that you have some cooperation I mean it's hard to imagine 80,000 people at once going sorry and not be like a f*** this man that sounds like a Cooperative event to me somehow unless they were somehow another locked up in the brought them out one by one that's an awfully big cage of got there it is yeah play music is I thought okay that means these Acoustics are so perfect lacoosa how do you discover that are you in a canyon and while the sounds start doing the geometry for how that works in like someone eventually geometry first though cuz I don't know how does that how to construct about Acoustic sound kind of the Pythagorean theorem and it's just like that that's just magical that's so old and so amazingly constructed terrible idea of what they were like like horse and we don't know well but it sort of dawn on me at some point there was like Oh you mean the people that wrote our history was wrote it as from the perspective of by the way we're way better way better but okay here's the story of these other people do what they did cuz what is the emotion when you when you're in that space I'm trying to I'm trying to think of the right word to describe how I felt there right and I guess all right yeah it's it really is it is off but also there's a there's almost yeah reference there's almost like a some strange gratitude thank you for I'm so thankful to be part of this even just by living in the time to appreciate it feels it sucks it feels like knowledge expanding that I I don't have so I just feel like all if I could have a piece of I can understand a piece of that but just standing there was sort of understanding it with cars and planes and all that this is the best way to visit word for it I can't can you try to find such a thing what is the word this a word for the word definition is to believe the arrow you're in is the finest of them all I think it's some kind of dick head syndrome honey you're the best to this is the best your number one don't worry about him you don't worry about him cuz he's fine you're the best yet it's like the same thing with the Native Americans and the settlers at the settlers were imposing their lifestyle but the people that experience the Native American lifestyle they wanted to stay living like that for sure ability that the European perspective like when Pizarro and all that you know was a 12 of them conquistadors kill like a thousand natives in in a in a matter of hours when you know when they land it looking for Gold Everywhere I am at first they have this this belief that something big will come across the water and be their God and here comes a ship with a bunch of dirty assholes that literally factually dirty assholes have written across a boat and you know I think about that perspective where they obviously would like to see if they're nice but I've had enough of this relation of invented ships were better so let's kill everyone here Gary come over and look at this it's just it's impossible to Fathom man riding a beast there probably in the funk with like Rusty armor from being on a f****** boat for months yeah like looking like s*** being desperately like like all the stuff in there like maybe we could do this with some Goodwill but quickly it's like you guys are too primitive or just going to take over here even thought they were going to do it with Goodwill I think it was any Goodwill back then I think you were just murdering you think that there's perhaps that more people took more lives in a way like per per capita or something to think that it was a more brutal way of Taking Lives of I'm sure people take more lives today and wore for the thing to act and it was pissed it was Amazon ripe but it seems like more percentage of the people that are alive had an opportunity or the possibility to kill someone today too so it's like if you if you are with 150 people all of which have killed at least three people and then maybe maybe you are like we got to kill somebody and rape something and take something as quick as and they're being nice so you're like these people up in five four three men showing up in phots and killing everybody that they met and then kind of doing their own version of a selfie on the dead body resume at Cortez just to be there and see what that was like when these people would never encountered Spaniards before these guys show up in these boats with two app and Lily different beliefs I'm perspective that was about to go down as crazy as that is why Mexico speaks Spanish and people don't get that in their head like omex is why all of Health America getting in her head like Mexico speak Spanish Wireless and hats were saying Spain's where the f*** over there how it how is it makes no fucken sense but then you realize our call my God they were conquered by the Spanish D2 from Spain through wind and storm the Nina the Pinta the Santa 1492 1492 which by my watch is a long time ago it is it is but it's not you know I got a joke my ACT about the United States being founded 1776 people live to be a hundred that's three people ago that's real though what website do you think that's really true yeah it is right I mean that's seems like yesterday to me I wasn't alive and I'm ready to admit that but I guess. Seems like all that is just very yeah yeah that's right thing is anything that happens before you were born seems like a million years ago of course. But also 1776 seems like yesterday to me I wasn't alive and I'm ready to admit that but I think that seems like all that is just very close


    Josh Homme Was Once Stung By a Scorpion | Joe Rogan
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    also like did the different environments that people live in sorta dictate the person that like you're a desert guy right when you have your from the desert what does that I'm one of the few people I know you really the Joshua Tree to this studio that's really just a house but it's magic as it is what's missing and I mean everywhere every but and all that's left is like what if you just When the tide receded it was just the idiosyncratic and the previously thrown away like all reborn and you know it's just a feeling to it and so I was driving up there and I know I'm the other boy I know that you're not supposed to but everything comes out because of the day everyone is like really I mean everything that walks or crawls is like so at night everyone everything that walks or crawls cuz I just don't see where shoes if you do not wear shoes you have made a mistake for sure and as soon as we pull up the Rancho in the dirt parking lot I open up open up the door and I'm on the passenger side step out and I'm going to reach for a 12 pack of beer and something hit me on the foot and I was like I lift my foot and there's this black or dark brownish like a root beer a brown scorpion hanging from my foot going and I slapped it and I slap it off my foot because that's my knee-jerk reaction and I as I did that that's when I screamed and jumped like you know like a mouse or something in the car and in the door light of this in the door light does scorpion hit the ground like Shuffle that sell turn and came right at me and sort of like back at you imagine being that little want to f****** something as big as you who you have to write you had it wouldn't be it there would be no bravado it all again I'm like f*** this thing and it is a hundred percent sure it's going to f****** up like I'm going to hit the Stinger with my hands what was the pain like well at that time my understanding of scorpions was in our Jazz at the Mojave those two types and one which is like you know 24 hours of central nervous system shutdown so they can't even give you anything for the pain because the thing that's that regulates that gets like turnt turned off until you're just like well I had to like trackback this was before the internet I'm so I go inside and the remedy at that time as as Frederick who rest in peace told me was to drink Jack Daniels and put your foot in a bucket of hot like burning hot water which is the little bit like having a horse on his leg and they take a different direction and continue the pain like it's such a wives tale it's almost like the divorcees Taylor so I did that and waited because I didn't know which one it was turns out that the 24-hours one is lives in another desert in Arizona and that it's not quite as as I've described I'm just telling you what I thought it was like a bee sting but by the time I realized that and it swell up immediate and looked like it was going to keep going because it got to this golf ball so fast that it was like when will this stop right right but it was like a bee sting but by the time I've discovered that I was so drunk that bee stings me sting you know inside the real remedies you grab a shark and you taking up your ass and he said it was the pain was so bad but it was so bewildering then after the pain was over he couldn't figure out which foot got bit 4 hours do you think that cuz anytime I've seen that online where it's like you know you know I'm dingo piles and I got a bullet ant rope going to be a bad new jump up this thing and it's like I'm starting to identify as it yeah I wonder what the bullet ant thinks of all this if it's like I can never make any friends I think they just violence in insect form and don't you think that that's if there ever was an alien that would be it would be easy to assume this little bullet and space that's just like and then pushes so hard that there's two of them


    Josh Homme Still Owns His First Car
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    I really feel the road so if you run over a pee like you definitely get princess out and I like Idaho and you feel the road when you hit something you like a ride so you're attached to it and I love driving a caddy or something I got to where it's like you could run over multiple bodies and feel nothing but but I enjoy the drive one when I'm on the road sitting on a seat with five Wheels one of my hand and for the rest of the great experience for a brief second at 65 Corvette Stingray amazing cars there just the way that thing looks like they just nailed it it's very organic has definitely taken off of a cigarette like someone's like a stingray to me but it looks like it's just ask everyone to help you and we're going to grab all this s*** from where we're going to grab it from can we make it look cool or no or like what is your aversion to not everything has to look like an egg or a drop of water and if it does can we do that likes as cool as possible because you feel good in that car it's like you're rolling around a piece of History so yeah 1965 you know it's like it that that thing was created in you know the early sixties someone figured it out put it together and then made a production line and into the most important thing ever they said this is where we stop yep we're good yeah this is what it looks like when it's finished a completed thought other people like I have a 67 year of 65 I think that doesn't mean there aren't things made today just means like I'm down with that idea and it's also it's a very specific time in American history where they made these cars that were worthwhile because when you go to 7777 anything this guy pull up on me in a Prius that was quite new and roll down the window and just looked at me and waved his hand over his nose likes any good stinky no way this is my first car I haven't got another one so you probably got multiple new cars Bronco and we have a family car your whole life I had a Magnum for a sec but I never sold this car watch Magnum has graced believe that is so cool you never sold your first car and it was a 67 Camaro like a lot of experiences in there that were that were wonderful and some of her challenging and they're all it says it's incredible to have locked into that car but it's the shape to a great all-time iconic shapes in Automotive History that first one was like but an attempt to be like mustangs mustang and I really hit it out of the park because he 768 and 69 Plus batteries are made on three continents nofap Again by Breaking Me Down by like my grandpa was said he didn't swear very much but one of the things he was like I have to give a s*** for to matter I just kind of chuckled because I was like thank God I'm in the car with him because certainly he's going up to the next like Monte Carlo and it's like stinky miles to the gallon does mocking everything with a V8 but also like on a on a stinky parade and that's that's a that's a some I do want to float on a lot of negativity pumping out there yeah just weird to roll down your window and certainly that's too much free time in my book a picture of that yours is black or silver silver it looks a lot like that except I don't have those that's real close but that's not it also has a hood scoop from what seems to be a Corvette actually which mine does not have and those rims are much like the ones I had in my Magnum but not what I have on my that's the Hood from 69 427 I think the SS and the that's it right there it is that's beautiful Dino blueprinted 350 aluminum heads so wide like 800 miles left and it sounds like you're stepping on glass like an endless muzzle top-rated cuz like with a muffler too loud it's like for no reason like my rides I'll show it if you if you don't mind now because it's pretty it's lovely when did you put the crate engine into it about 5 years ago and what a great idea that was out yeah change the balance like you couldn't roll that thing if you if you like luud up the freeway like it's contagious because what happens is you feel really good as you know you're getting your it's 65 and you feel really good and you pull up with smile on your face and go hey that's a daily driver this thing it's my daily driver and so and the perfect Rockstar daily driver by the way well it's a 87 Camaro it's it's the what it is is something that makes me feel really good that is not part of a crisis not midlife not free life not post life it's just it's just mine like myself in there the kids get in there I Five Point seat belts you don't need a car seat because I have a seatbelt that's that makes a car seat look like you doing okay but it's a harness with springs that likes it was so they can be in the car as it as it is and take them to school and kids go like law and they get to get out of that giving being in traffic play people are really nice to to they they pull up in the go


    Josh Homme on Why He Doesn’t Listen to Critics
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    help me get Blackboard how much do you pay attention to criticism zero good for you I don't I haven't read about myself in over a decade amazing way to go the first time I did remember I got a computer and I was like you can sometimes I feel like such a like a dumb nuts like I know you can talk to someone people like to bond over what they don't like and like and also they like to pretend it makes them feel better to pretend they have intimate knowledge of you Joe Rogan about Joe is UC I was like I don't know actually I'm doing this, said you're not the real thing and I just let it be known yes I f****** am and then all the signals like hey Josh go door-to-door and correct people's perception getting wrapped up and doing just that because they've been responding to criticism and going after people and you know what it's because they don't want to be blamed they don't want to be misunderstood when I totally understand I understand my wife has been one of my biggest Inspirations ever like that that thing that I really learned from her is like you can't blame that when you blame someone that's like saying for them when you point the finger it's like saying you're guilty before you even have a chance to talk and save your perspective what that's nobody likes that you know what I mean nobody wants to like start by being blamed for something but she shut off immediately and now you have these disengage people blaming each other and being mean to each other and again if we're talking about doing what you like I don't like that and I also friends I really low that engage in that quite a bit and it's a trouble spot for them and so instead of doing it myself I tried to like look at that and say I don't I don't want that I love my music and I try to make it as real as I can and I try to make a difference I can and then I accept if you don't like it but if you have a vinyl or if you have a CD still I love it if you don't it's still a hell of a coaster right it's not bad Dart looks cool and I need to be okay with that and accept that because otherwise what I'm pleased like it when you're off you're not looking at that review right that reviewers wrong then I've had moments of that before because I really have always fairness and justice but especially in the last bunch of yours so you know it's like I have to be okay with what I did for me and people don't really know what the f*** they're talking about and what really goes on but if my expectation is that I'm going to get take everyone to a spot where like this is what actually happens but I'll be sad and you also an aging people that don't want you to be a good do you really want to go f*** you you just want us to think that get worse of course I know and I'm actually kind of investing time and energy into like no but yeah but no right also into your persona or your public perception I don't have a Persona I've had many times wear because of being like like feeling strange about things are angry about things are this I take them out on the stage some sometimes because I grew up watching bands like Iggy and all the stuff were sometimes you go see abandoned scary and wonderful to be scared by this music is like whoa and everything that comes with it it's so f****** real Lookout actually drive you backwards that's exhilarating and also on stage that's the place for that out in real life doing that like while you're at the ATM not so much cut your toddler's loose and go I don't know what I'm going to do tonight which I have done many times and walk out there but I will embody the emotion that I'm feeling right now and you can go ahead and take that shifted ATM and deposit that cuz that's what's going to happen the problem is if you're not doing well and that's how that I'm going to feel that when you get out there I'm willing to do anything up there I don't know why because take us to place that's why because that's the place for it it's. The art of it was also what you said that you enjoy the randomness of it yeah I mean I think that you're mean talk about manifesting if you go up there with that Spirit enjoying the randomness of it than the sometimes the spirit will move you in a direction that you didn't even expect right yeah because you feel one with your actions so in the now you have no choice it's too late it's already done the preparation is over it's like a fight that like you're not going to learn anything extra till it's over. You have to be in the moment there I enjoy that because I enjoy that it's too late I love insurmountable odds that's all I need to do something is tell me like there's no way you're going to make it but I also realized I like how I guess the manifestation aspect of this is God important to me again cuz it's what I did in the beginning and as I have these moments of being lost and feeling like I don't understand what's going on and wondering why when really it's cuz of me that that the best thing I can do that's why the record I'm so dark cuz that's all I'm seeing and it has to be real so it is real dark you know but there's a beauty in that too but I don't want to make s*** my new normal this s*** you know cuz it's like once you get used to that you like normal people end up people you love end up going no it's not and you go wait a minute but I'm so used to it while I thought you were going to hop in the jacuzzi with me the Templars great it's just I'm really like I'm so thankful to have like a great group of a family of artists to get to collaborate with and like my some great kids I got three of them every time I go in a room there's another one of them in there you know there's so many f****** cousin and my wife would like really has the courage to help has had the courage her whole life to like go that's it's time to go you know it's time to do this like you know someone that has really inspired me to have a partnership like that is f****** rap you know I mean talking about someone that that's had a really rough Beginnings but never blamed doesn't spend pointing the finger and blaming cuz it's it goes nowhere some of the most interesting people in the world the ones about a rough beginning yeah because it's getting too yeah well that's the other thing is the strength to strength to go right now and get that strength for is so inspiring for me it's getting gives me strength through hurricane


    Josh Homme Talks Esther Hicks and The Law of Attraction
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    about this I've been watching & reading this woman Esther Hicks channels but putting that aside to not some precondition anyone her her discussions on manifestation and her explanation of of that that the physical body that you have thoughts and thoughts are bigger than your body simply have a bag that holds your protector thought so they can occur and that when you think something you begin to bring it into idea which is the on the process to bring it into the world and so when you say I can't certainly cannot right and that it's okay when coming from a position of I can and it's already too happens and I'm just meeting up with what's already occur especially when it's not wrapped in a selfish thing but manifesting happiness in and things you love and that that attracts other that's what's contagious in oh and I wonder when I see a photo like that about the connection of and her point being is that she's like all day long you're thinking thoughts and acting on them because the that mind and body are one they're executing the same process together you know dependently like that is the embodiment of thought and Body in action together and being ultimately in that Vortex of being aware that Esther Hicks lady is very strange I'm very torn on that because I listen to the actual words in the things that she says when she's channeling that what is it like for him is he like a dead guy or an alien what is it sexy thing is is I'm kind of like was listening stumbled on that while I was driving and an investigating a reconnecting with the law of like the Law of Attraction and how to like it's like when you get your motorcycle lesson they tell you to look through the turn because you you tend to go where you're looking you know not a lot of people are walking backwards and talking to you as to go forward and end so that it served on me of the connection between just looking for something your love and not bonding or focusing on all the s*** you don't like as a as a manner of walking towards what what you desire this kind of Reawakening with that concept is very near three four weeks old for me before of like someone's got Washington white it's going to be you let's let's let's let's go for it and really go for the only way to make it is to really honestly go let's talk about with your band before you guys made it know I'm talking about a way of acting regarding anyting okay I love music and music has always been my way of of being the most honest I can be and I think because of that it's if that's what's helped gravitate people that have stayed so long in that however also I realized that I put so much of who I really am in total into the music that there are times that I should have done that in in relationships with friends or people it's like and family and that it's really it's important to do that in life to you know to be engaged and also show your real self. Kind of where the vulnerability of all that is really powerful instead of weakness at opposite of weakness you know so I think I think pursuing music that way is great but not if it's keeping you from doing that in life and so it's not just that I would think that way so my ban would do well it's that I would think that way so that I could I could do well and I could be well you know so that's why I start listen to her not seeing any of the opening Gambit of of her transforming into Abraham Abraham and not caring and understanding what that means just going like I'm just listen to what you're saying while I'm driving and hearing that and the way she speaks regarding those things is really fascinating I choose to detach myself from judgment yeah because cuz I know one thing nothing plus it's it's it's weird because she sang very wise things right and but it'd be a shame to get the just cuz I don't. The rapper I would pick that I don't like the candy inside the channeling part of it yeah so it's not it's not exactly how I would do it well f*** this then it's like you're listening to wisdom but are you listening to wisdom from someone who's made up a fairytale that's where it gets confusing it's handling well put on Yoshi Channel but I also think that to be able to learn something this this again this Awakening Amy is so new like it it's in all honesty it's it's like a month-and-a-half old but it feels really good what happened it's just that you know I think that engagement in life you know also feeling a bit lost and and not knowing how to ask for the how to ask for help sometimes you know what I mean and and and not really knowing something exists at all you have feelings that's a little too big for my point being that like all the sudden engaging in something engaging and something that you're that you really love not focusing on the negative part of it but really chasing after that thing that would make still going to change your perspective absolutely and in fact and in fact that I realized like what's you know it's fine it's not fine to go like nope that's not that's not over there yeah how can you get stronger and less you turn in really really look into it aware that something scares you yeah yeah yeah I mean I really nine times out of 10 you didn't need to be afraid of it and that one time you do you know it's true and you know what it is right and M. Seems like a successful and in dealing with that to you get the chance to say I can do this still alive I have no idea you have to separate the things that don't fit right right the husband has to be there with everything too. He died without having no preconceived notion and just hearing this as I drive them the next YouTube Sting started playing was like who is this who's Abraham there's no there was no contacts for me I was just listen to the words and I was like eight is great interesting about it it's remarkably consistent like that she doesn't say anything that's really foolish and she never changes her tune about look and I started to dig that she was saying we cuz until I understood that she was like channeling something I thought it was just a really beautiful way of saying we what we want to tell you is like as if you were already there and really what you was talking about his or being there anyways like you will have an idea you will form a habit of one type or another which one would you like it to be and I know this if all you can focus is on what sucks but is yet to be just wait a sec it's coming and what we're conversely if you were like I got to worry about that because I like as much time with out as possible let's focus on something I do like until she gets here that you naturally look through the turn as long as you're not trying to turn into a wall or a Cavalcade of s*** but if you're trying to turn into something you love you actually will turn into something you left in that case you should probably Embrace challenges right now you should probably welcome them because when they happen they will test you and then you can figure out whether or not this philosophy is actually well I mean I haven't I haven't I have been testing cuz you know I always like difficulty by shielding it putting into the music or putting it into the some dark closet somewhere and grin and bear go Downstream with the stop fighting it cuz you damn all that s*** up put in the corner. Behind and really one day just like gives you a massive bath of your f***** that's damn breath because I feel like everybody's trying to describe something that there's some element of Truth to but that it's really complicated and it's not as simple as think it and manifested they had a lot of discipline involved in that there's a lot of hard work and creation and thought and doubts and hopes and dreams and there's a lot of other things and then also Fortune wallet got a lot of people I feel like when those when it could never I would never use that for Fortune for me the fortune would be like that your relationships an emotional connection get deeper lucky and I think that's one of the main things right there is understanding the difference in thought because ultimately what you're saying what one is that hard work that you're talking about and all those things are sort of getting out of your own way and on learning how to say how to be so doubtful about it all and just say I'll take I'll take something I like and I'll just think about that for a bit and let that be the first step and then go what do I keep going down River Downstream of that idea getting closer and closer to something you really love because saying you know saying I don't like this water bottle sucks but but sang at least I don't have to drink it is one step away from that and if you just keep taking those steps away and going down that River that's the right direction to be going because focusing on this is like how's that going to help you to think about how fortunate you are Jeff is it me I guess it kind of is it's it's blocking well it's blocking you from feeling fortunate but saying at least don't have to drink them everyday is turning the right direction and heading towards abortion that you are and if you keep taking those little direct that those steps then soon you get to like I feel fortunate to be here I feel fortunate I'll have to think about this bottle of water all the time that's why I have King about positive things and working towards those things it clears your mind of a lot of the just the natural traps that we set for each other dumb nuts baggage us those hurdles we make are TaylorMade cuz they're made by you for you right right they have not work highlight your actual real insecurities and fears that you know you have that Lillian and you go me and I think what I like about what I heard her saying is that because it came from no context whatsoever and I just heard the words it said can you get out of your own way that's what I would like you to think about first is that there's an ancient Tale the tale of two wolves meaning how to live your life like you have I know I want wolf is filled with fear and other go. My mother just just gave it to my kids paraphrasing about this Frame thing like they're two wolves and one is anger and when one is like love and they both exist but ultimately it's like which one you going to feed that it's it's really think I'm correcting and saying well I think the younger you know Native Americans as well how do I how do I know which one how do I not let one take over it's like well which one you going to feed ultimately concentrate on positive things and the less you concentrate on negative thing for sure you're freeing your mind up in your you you gain the momentum of positive thought in the momentum of of living your life with positive thought it becomes easier to do Star War. Do I think but I think it's also necessary to say I'm not talking about walking around and collapse you like going to like smile and then Works into an idea and then a smile or just it's nice to 2 something nice and also understand that I'm not talking about walk around like you know like I'm not talking about being some goofed it's dumb nuts m*********** that's what I'm saying is do something do something nice and start that way and leave it at that and I think there's something to your thoughts are filled with this just frankly last room for me to think about this water which I dislike just there's just less real estate yeah and because the contagion of enjoying it cuz things that are positive are essentially what things I like I'm enjoying being here so this water doesn't really I don't have real estate for that I've got too much enjoyment and to be here that'll do completely by accident or not you know sometimes things just slam down on the table and say you got to be engaged this at the moment to do do it or not and nothing inside to change like that that's it sort of a gift actually it's saying it's struggle now but if you struggle through this it's going to get better you know and I'm actually really thankful and that sort of moment I don't mind the risk of all that that's what it's all about how do you stumble upon it though I just was like looking for like looking for through the Law of Attraction and and finding a way to change my thoughts to two things I loved and I listen to a couple of his driving and it just clicked on hers at Auto played and there was and as I said without any sort of judgment and I'm the last person that's kind of a joiner or would be used to being hippy-dippy whatever like kind of like someone who's scared so it just made sense to me but get out of your own way keep it simple listen to your thoughts and she talks about how what you're doing with your thoughts in the way you Lincoln the way you sort of interface with reality is you're creating reality with your mind right right and I'm choosing how I want to take that and have that mean something to me see if I need an application for that in your life and also I'm within the within the spectrum of all the things he's talking about I simply am looking for ways to in my immediate life with app go to close to me how to be more engaged and how to be more engaging myself because as I said I've had a lot of trouble times in the last few years because of just feeling lost and not knowing how to deal with that you would put that in your music but maybe I should be putting it into more than just that to it doesn't negate wanting to your music to be truth that's what it's for but also it should be inspiring point out another directions to are you bringing this to the band like if you guys want some this channel a lady no no no because I mean I'm surprised some sort of revealing and here it's because I'm not a disciple of anyting Ray's net I think she's supposedly channeling some ancient but forget all that the words she sang resume and they're also sort of like consistent across the street as I said before I'm mining in a specific vein of like okay the people I care about most how do we how do we all grow right out each other and how do we do that right because that is the goal the golden to to be alone and it's also whether it's whack your whack your shin religion but I always had a lot of people find some great meeting in it you can this I don't know how much of the world is weird and complicated get real wisdom from s*** that sounds like nonsense well if you reserve the right to be surprised by life to have an open mind you certainly have to unlock the door open that that's a great way of looking at it is my goal in general and life and also now it's my it's my mission because it's a bit like when I said like mess around with you no illegals like the legal sub things that like that you wrote you yet those things are sort of like I tried all that pearls too long and that didn't really go anywhere so what else is there what else is going on right now do you tried drugs and then you like was got to be something else that's going to fill this void or give me some peace or yeah or like um I certainly can't stand here either growing or dying and I'm like what else what else we got this doesn't matter that I think what's important is when you said he bring this to the guys in the band I was just about to say yes until you said are you telling her about this lady because to me I'm like oh my God because I think I've always looked at music this way we're psyched locks concentric circles and at one point they all line up and you can see through the door to the other side and once you've seen it you can't unsee that if I if I have a song and we have to those concentric circles lineup it almost feels painful or criminal not to go to the other side when you know it gets so much better there I feel like what I've been kind of learning is I also should apply the same understanding to the people I care about you know like if there's a way for us to have something more meaningful that's all that being meaningful is like money is green paper you know these are like it's fun to have collecting but who cares it's the it's the relationships you have and you know when you have kids and stuff that's like having enjoying that s*** even when it's rough that's that's the thing take that hat you know what I mean that's what I'm kind of getting from that from what she's saying and so it's that works just fine well if it works if it works it's not exclusively that either you know it's just like it's a tool that's one of the tools that I would use every situation is situational and so I feel like with greatest have a bunch of tools and not pretend to know well if it works if it works use it right it's not it's not exclusively that either you know it's just like it's a tool yeah it's one of the tools that I would use every situation is situational and so I feel like what's greatest have a bunch of tools and not pretend to know


    Josh Homme: How Queens of the Stone Age Writes Music
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    I was wondering how come you're trying to ask this as many musicians as possible but how do you guys create music do you do right stuff out and then come to the band to some of the guys bring their own ideas for for a b or for a concept or well you know I like the randomness of it all and again I love collaboration I've never done anything just me all by myself that doesn't there times when I you make a request of people you play with real like I hear all of this can we just try that first because I like to do that when someone says that in return if they feel like sometimes you hear everything all at once and that's that is a gift and you kind of don't want to mess with that you want at least start from that point because if someone does have an idea at least they're starting from understanding where this how this is their idea if they have one is rooted in this instead of being kind of arbitrary you know does that make sense but it's great to hear that and also be asked to kind of be a soldier sometimes Jarrell play whatever it is you just trying to help them realize it same to be misunderstood in that moment when really what you're saying is oh my God I have this idea can we try just like this for a start and once you're emerged in this understanding your ideas to better it will be based in understanding this you guys are very unique and that you don't sound like anybody else but that's the point it is the point that. In fact in fact I was looked at that like well that's the minimum obligation you know that sound like other folks yeah that's too and I was like what the point you already have that they want to I love that song asking for help to this to do that for your all your stuff is not just unique it's Unique in itself like your songs are different each song is different than the other song you don't does not like a Queens of the Stone Age sound but I think there's a band called weaned that I love so much and early on my first bank is that was trying to sound like itself itself but singularly I was feeling painted in a corner a little bit by the fact that it had to be in this mode we toured with this band ween because who would play anyting do you know who they are. Or they're so brilliant and they play Mister would you please help my pony and we're going to quiet what the f*** is that about it and then they play Riders on the Storm for 28 minutes Ohio gun country it sounded incredible because they were like cuz we can do that why can't we that manifesting what you love. And so I just from being around them and seeing things like that and then starting this desert sessions project which is what I just put out recently words just collaboration and it could be anything because it's not all you know but yet it's you and so it was that's how Queen started was like What if you just played anything it was good no matter what it was and you let every song I had a friend of mine once said to me you know not every song can be your best and I and I just looked at him and I was like why was that why is that I don't even know why that has to be a possibility why not what if you if you see through those spinning locks through to the other side and a song could go there you should take their right that's a weird pessimistic attitude isn't it like not everyone can be your best and I was like oh I see you're talkin about are you talking about you but then the rest the album would almost feel like filler again that's another thing right it seemed to me at one point in My Hope was that okay in the spirit of trying to do something different I call it on Supply demand you know what's out there cuz it's out there what's not out there at that would be interesting to hear it's tell me what what you don't think we need and let's start there right for we're just trying to fill in the gaps and beautifully fill in the gaps of what's not represented and and thereby having this Limitless ability to play whatever you thought was right in the moment as long as it was honest than you be fine you know and so that's always been I just I feel like it would be fun to try that so that's why it's so jumps around stylistically but I do think people listen to whatever they think is good and they don't care about genre what unless you're a teenager when that's important to you or the Surly was to meet I'm why is genre important it seems like if you work at a record store it's important cuz you're filing these under like you no nose flute in the key of battle something runs over it with its truck tire Hugo and I love to lick that again it's a song we can tell the band made something that they like yeah you know I mean this this is another thing early on when we left the desert and my first bank is and we were so proud like we knew we found a different we thought this is cool and so you make records you love and you listen to him all the time cuz cuz it's supposed to make your favorite music I mean I was 15 years old what else was I supposed to make I can't wait to make the music I hate the most that doesn't make sense right I just wanted to wedding so you mean these bands you like you guys listen to records cuz we would be in the car onto or listen to our records and play our records and they be like not out there so you create it that's it seems like that's the job actually you know and how can you look how can you love my stuff if I don't write the f****** chances like 0.0 is such a popular and people really loved it but you f****** hate to do this really wonderful thing happened took over and they own it because we stopped and so they took it over the fence kept it alive and some people gave it a name Stoner Rock what he is doing Rock was like Ozzy when I was a kid baseball shirts show I want to be a punk rocker because whatever I like right right right now you could call it Jazz rabbit style of music can be like f****** fantastic but I just like what I like in that anyways yeah it's just a noise you're making with your face Charlie Brown's teacher Charlie Brown's teacher stuff for not like it's good to feel part of something


    Best of the Week - November 10, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    you answered the fifth-round Kelvin you said I'm ready to die then was I looked at him and I remember I collected Diablo he was looking at me and he just had this like looking into swinging his hands and I said you're not going to beat me I'm prepared to die and I'm meant that man I swear to God on my life I meant that I'm even getting Goosebumps think see that like I meant that s*** cuz I was like look and this is how I die but I was trying to get him I was trying to kill him I knew cuz of me if I'm ready to die I'm ready to kill you have to be willing to give something up as well so in that fifth-round when I was throwing those shots when I was four times or something crazy like leaving the last one like went from Heaven hit him I wished I didn't like and like roll over on them cuz I probably could have got him I would like to second left but I was trying to get him out of there then and it's sad to say but I was ready if he had taken it to me and he anatomy and I didn't wake up so be it well that was evident in the way you fought because you didn't you didn't you know was a close fight but it look like you were head on the judges but you didn't take me any break at all you just threw yourself into the fire instead of being cautious you know I love you cancel a lot of my trips cuz it's also compete on my knee but also just fomo being away from the gym like you feel it after a while. Level like after the fight because that you can see the Target on your back people smile in your face you know and then yeah what's up how much do I seen a lot of people in this game Rising 400% all the time so I want to get back to doing what I do best you you probably like can live a social media free life now they still make money doing real hard Dave doesn't he's one of the only people that I know that does but he's so intelligent about that kind of s*** he doesn't engage in that doesn't engage in other people's opinions of him so I can use my phone doesn't judge it's always somebody getting ran over by a car the minute you do the pocket check you do like all four pockets in first thing you said f*** interview with the worst thing is a person that's going when you're going out with a group of people in a person whose phone just ruin the whole f****** not yet because then you got to go f****** search for it I ran around go back be quiet to call my phone to be like you got your phone you losing everything and I lost the phone and I was like I went to sleep and I woke up what time it was 10 hours on the phone about to go crazy over how to people f****** do this how do you find out directions Ari shaffir went without a phone for four months for it was a reality show reality show he just decided to go to Asia I travel all around Asia went to like what the Vietnam can't now Wu-Tang was designed like to come together for a common cause right and that cause of course be in to express our art2ride ourselves out of poverty in the feet are family so that was that was the foundation but it is not designed to fall apart inside Wu-Tang that's why it's called Wu-Tang forever white bulky come back together we always got to come back to the same like to expose it all to the world through one Outlet do you like the name a group of six Society she said she said Donnell I think suicide is falling apart I said Niger it was supposed to fall apart is supposed to fall apart but with his fault fault does it land somewhere you can grow something else like I knew it was only three people that were going to be stars that was for other people ever going to be writers okay I got you there so that word you said fall apart I didn't even though like everybody everybody everybody had the chops everybody wasn't a superstar right and it's proven to this day some people like this the party was like it was going to go there and then it was just going to be like if all I did is Yo-Yo it was good we all got it and I want to know that this strong enough to date did Diggs it cuz exist independently of two different areas but I always come back together if they want to leave the individual out of it and ask how much Social damage is caused by any of those things and alcohol number one I have been a free ride it's incredible to me. Like if I said to you that I was on the board of Philip Morris you would say that's that's pretty screwed up 3 * the social damage then what Lamar's is produced except except alcohol advertising and sponsorship but you go to a college ballgame and you know Bud Light will have will be an active sponsor of the event will have some huge relationship with the school this is crazy it's crazy right just like this is the drug that is causing so many problems for you yeah, well I got people with ticket where is it's not you know I don't know why people are so messy and that is a very good example of how messy we are nuts directions Subway sandwich shop that's hilarious great show you have just dice on the road and someone announces him like that everywhere he goes. desk drawer and I was like no you don't no way they would never have around your kids because I do and he said he bet me $200 and I'm like and you know I don't have $200 I can't make that bet and I do and then he left his thing and just don't look in there yeah I never did that I was in the room why you think Freddie did that impoverished population suffering from PTSD who don't can't afford to go to Johns Hopkins to spend tens of thousands of dollars to have a clinical treatment I think this democratizes the the use of salt Ivan and microdosing that could be a benefit across our society and then why posing as you stocked with niacin and the reason is you take one tenth of a gram of psilocybin cubensis microdose the 200 mg of niacin now if someone tries to get high by taking 10 times as much so I'd like to grams of niacin this is Flushing niacin vitamin B3 and that flushing niacin will give you such an irritable reaction of skin itching of people taking vitamin B3 they know this for microdosing but moreover it excites the nerves at the end of the peripheral nervous system neuropathies often times present themselves a deadening of the fingertip the nerves of the fingertips and toes and it's also a vasodilator to this three attributes of stocking niacin with soulside mushrooms that prevents abuse becomes the antabuse it dilates the blood vessels to deliver the neurogenic benefits of psilocybin to the endpoints of the other peripheral nervous system and the central nervous system and then and also excites the nerve ending so I think those three reasons this could I hope to see in the future silicide mushrooms me over-the-counter vitamins approved by the FDA stock with niacin that allows for the universality of use Jamie pointed this out that there's a congressman and he released a series of tweets and the first letter of all these tweets if you put them all together it says Epstein didn't kill himself or did not come so so it is it's didn't he did Paul gosar what are the odds of this guy did this accidentally really small right that's kind of like one of those monkeys typing Shakespeare things could work it backwards right so you didn't see what the puzzle was until the last tweet because the last time he doesn't eat got a tweet from someone about 35 minutes ago. f****** that crazy mask is that his s*** to okay Lewis Carroll was famous for that was he yeah that was one of them did a lot of tricks with words to read the book Godel Escher Bach know the whole bunch of stuff in there about people who used who put puzzles in text probably the most blatant example of a public murder of of a crucial witness of a seen in my entire life or anybody's ever seen and the the the minimal amount of outrage about this the minimum out of cover it's f****** fascinating what's amazing to me just as you know somebody works in the media is that this was shaping up to be the biggest like new story and history and the instant he died or was died or however you want to call it the store just fell off the face of the Earth Hyde or was died or however you want to call it it's at the store just fell off the face of the Earth like nobody's doing anything about it and I don't a hundred percent understand that I get it why why that's happening but it's if it's just amazing well


    Matt Taibbi and Joe Rogan on the Brilliance of Hunter S. Thompson
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    one of my favorite books ever about politics is Fear and Loathing on the campaign trail and I wrote the introduction to that little had a great example of someone who knew that they weren't a part of that system so they could talk about as an outsider he knew his only to be covering it for a year and he just went in guns blazing got everybody f***** up drinking on the bus making it regularly to all of them yeah and he says that in the book I don't have any friends I have to keep you know so then going to tell you everything that I see and f*** it and and that's that's a real problem in reporting when you when you hit you write a beat for too long you end up have developing unhealthy relationships with sources and you end up in a position where you're not going to burn the people who your dependent on to get your information and when that happens to reporters like I think that's one of the reasons is it good to to kind of cycle through different topics over the course of York you get stuck in the same same beat too long eventually that you fall into that trap the Thompson of course it never did that like every story that he covered was he let it all hang out and just said whatever the hell 80 thought and let the chips fall where they may do that all the time probably was great it was amazing and there's no other examples of it no no level is like he is being also kind of like a novel cuz it's it's this story about this person who's like obsessed with finding meaning in truth but he he he goes to the most fake place on Earth which is the campaign Trail to look for it and it's all these depictions of all these terrible lying people they're just so hilarious and and and so it's kind of you know it's almost like a Franz Kafka novel at the same time like he's telling you how the system works and how he'll elections work and really valuable for that so yeah that was brilliant he also changed a lot I mean he actually affected politicians like the s*** they did with Ed Muskie wearing a game that was fantastic Dick Cavett Show and The Dick Cavett asked him about it he goes well there was a rumor he was on I mean it says he literally that he got in that guy's head oh yeah and they remember that he put that picture of Muskie and he's got a picture of Muskie and it's a bad option is Muskie in the throes of enable game friends right and you can get away get away with that now like he just needs yeah I'm with the wind right now I want you to rip in the process as much as he did not book so it was great it was a fantastic book yeah I mean he had a bunch of them that were great but that one particularly its you can sort of redo it you can reread it every time we get to an election cycle he needs her to let go let you know these are these repeating Cycles this this is just like that the same s*** that he was dealing with various different forms you can see it all itsfunneh the reporters everybody's read that book everybody covers Canton campaigns 5th right now for a rolling stone like I had to have his old job and everybody has read that book and so they're at they unconsciously try to make the same characters in each election cycle so there's always like a christ-like McGovern figure there is there's a you know a turncoat quisling spineless musky fish there's the Avengers the villain Nixon and Trump is Trump kind of fills that role for a lot of reporters now and then they all alive and try to behave in the same way that their characters behave in that book so you remember Frank mankiewicz was was McGovern's should have Handler and he was having beers with with Thompson after the events and, you know strategizing with reporters trying to do that they'll try to do that with the candidates and their handlers now they try to get all those same relation it's just interesting I think they're really reliving the book you know that's a problem with someone that's really good you know only they did they take on so many imitators for somebody imitators take on their demeanor and their thought process like and Hunter was just such an iconic version of a writer but it's it's so difficult that you're a fan of his to not want to be like that guy totally I mean I know that I'm ready for the same magazine and covering love the same topics you have to immediately realize that you can't do what he did like it heat houses raining was incredibly ambitious and and unique he he was using a lot of the same techniques to the great fiction writers use like he was creating almost like this four-dimensional dino story but at the same time it was also a journalism like you can't really most people couldn't get away with that be a great writer I'm not talking like a rare Mark Twain level talent to really get to do what he did which is kind of mix you know that ambition a great Fiction with journalism so if you try to do that stuff it's going to be terrible and I've done I've certainly you will go back and look at my red and you'll find a lot of like shity Thompson invitations and until I learned to not do that pretty early but that yeah look up and you'll find a lot of like shity Thompson invitations and until I learned to not do that pretty early but it's one of those don't try this at home things for Young Writers if you can get you can avoid that for sure


    Is This the Least Funny Time in American History?
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    this must be a personal thing for August time in American history like humor is nano unit cuz you were awarded for for stepping outside the box true in a big way like yeah you mean Dave Chappelle gets attacked but guess what he also gets rewarded in a huge way he goes onstage now people go ape shitt that's part of the reason why they go f****** Bonkers is because they know that this guy doesn't give f*** and he's one of the rare ones who doesn't give a fuk so when he goes up there you know if he thinks something crazy about whatever it is whatever protected group or whatever idea that he's not supposed to explore that's not going to stop him at all he's going to tell you exactly what he thinks about those things regardless of all this woke blowback he's not he doesn't care even more experience it with my own jokes more controversial bits get you're fired up now they love it because everyone's smothered their smothered by human resources and smothered by office politics in your smothered by social discourse restrictions and use don't feel like you can express yourself anymore this is true and in all people also don't have a they feel like they're being watched all the time and other things that I feel like I kind of can't let it all hang out yeah I think that that's that's true yeah I just I feel like I'm not a, but if but I just imagine it must be a more challenging environment but more rewarding to he said this is a great time for, because, he's dangerous again right that's true wheat like you you saw it with like Louis CK right Lil Uzi case under the microscope now that joke that he made about Parkland is absolutely Louis CK choke if you followed him throughout his career what was the joke again it's artichoke was why am I listening to these Parkland survivors why you interesting cuz you push some fat kid in the way you're laughing right like that is a Lucy Kay joke he's saying something f*****-up you're not supposed to say throughout his goddamn career he's done that that's what always done but after the jerking off in front of him and all that stuff and him coming out and admitting it in and taking much time off now he's a Target right now he does something like that and they like always alt right now like he's done outside the box f***** up but hilarious take on things and that bit unfortunate because it was released by someone committed the video that he didn't get a chance to see you was gone for 10 months and you'd only done a couple sets when he's flashing these ideas out I guarantee you he would have turned that idea into a brilliant bet they never got the chance because it was just it was set out there in the wild when it was a baby with small down by Wolves it needed to be a controversial idea that we supposed to think that they survived interesting write your f****** boring or annoying off my get off my TV and a lot of us have felt that way sure he just the way he said it was easy to take and put in you know out of contacts put in quotes and turn them into an a****** she is right it's it's taking what people thought that everybody has vocalizing that thing that thing and people can come you know come together over right that was a lot of what Richard Pryor Seymour was about like he eat he took a lot of us are uncomfortable race problems right and he's going to put them out there and both white people and black people laughed at it together you know if if people are afraid to vocalize those things I think it's going to navigate those Waters and get to the promised land of the punchline it's even more rewarding right but you just have to explain yourself better you have to have better points you have to have a better structure to your material where you while that the people who may find your idea objectionable they you you coax that Michael Mahan I'm going to take you to the woods we're going to be okay or follow me was not funny but you have to navigate it skillfully and you have to navigate it thoughtfully and you have to really have a point you can't have a half-ass point but if you can't have a situation where it's fatal to be off by a little bit I know it like the there was a writer that I loved growing up so we arrived. Shooting him about people say that we don't have as much Freedom as we used to but actually all the all the you know that the Communist party is done is break his prevented us from writing badly outlawed now is writing badly right and everybody laughed but he was actually saying something pretty serious which is that you can't write well unless you can you know Screw Up To You know what I like on the way to being creative in a good way you have to miss you know and if missing is not allowed and there's and you're not going to get art you're not going to get Revelation you're not going to get all these things and then comedy is particularly important because you have to work it out in front of people absolutely no I used to sit at a comedy club in in Manhattan when I was in college and you know they would try out their material like on a Wednesday right early and that was always most interesting time for me like they're trying stuff out and lot of it wasn't so good but you know it was interesting right and you just can't have a situation where people feel like you know one wrong word is going to ruin your career yeah yeah there's also people that are wolves and they're trying to take out that little baby joke wandering through the woods and they want that feeling of being able to take someone down right and that that's you know that's your getting that now to just just until now because that there's like Yonder bags at The Improv I'm performing tonight do they use Yonder bags to put yourself on the back when you go in there so you can't record things yondr bag it's just so strange it's like all the shows I did with your pal he uses yondr bags and ideas to prevent people from from filming and recording and you know and then eventually putting your stuff out there


    Joe Rogan Asks Matt Taibbi if Donald Trump is on Speed
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    I'm kind of all for that I mean I seen this with politicians on the campaign Trail like they are so tight now in ways that they used to not be we saw the Donald Trump thing Donald Trump jr. Trump jr. they didn't want him to do they want him to do a Q&A and he didn't want to do it so that they budem the right-wing people have no yelling out to be able to talk people that were like far right far-right people they just didn't think he was being right enough for who's playing the game wrong or he wasn't wasn't letting them complain to him right right yeah I know that's bad and politicians are aware of that now and they're they're constantly where they're at their on film everywhere and so they are you know a thousand percent most interesting because yeah they're they're recovering campaign in 2004 and I was Dennis kucinich give a speech somewhere he was going from I think Maine to New Hampshire and I said what can I get a ride back in the answers I guess you're so you can text me on the the van he like takes his shoes off is a cracking jokes and everything and like eating udon noodles or something political candidates would not do that now like they'd be afraid to be off the record with you afraid to be around people and just behave like people you know is not good I don't think it's the weirdest I'm ever to be a politician because it's you got this one guy who made it through being hugely flawed and just going to the f****** locker room talk and everything and so you've got him who seems like he's so greasy like nothing sticks them and then you have everyone else who's terrified of any slight misstep yet totally and you can't replicate the way Trump does this he was born this way there's like a thing going on in his head like he is in a pathologically driven to behave in a certain way and he's not going to be cowed by the way you know people are researching because yous doesn't think that way no he's but that's no one else is going to behave like that when you think about him and speed cilory he was always ramped-up he was very watch that speech you know we're not supposed to draw conclusions about but you know what I just watched Donald Trump's performance after the results of the super Tuesday rolling in 2016 badly but we going to make it she's been there for so long mean if she hasn't straighten it out by now she's not going to straighten it out in the next four years it's just going to become worse than worse she wants to make America whole again and I'm trying to what is that all about is brain one or two this happen I was going to be the man like I was the goddamn president was going to happen for me I could see it happening I saw him than in Ames Iowa standing alone in the park waiting for people to try to shake his hand. glitter on adderal and it's very effective and gives you confidence it gives you a delusional perspective you get a delusional state of confidence it makes people think they can do anything it's basically a low-level meth it's very similar to methamphetamine chemical sure and people are on it it's not good for a writer because writing is one of these things were one of the most important things as being able to step back and and and ask him I really but my full of s*** here is you are my jokes is funny is I think they are like once that mechanism starts to go wrong you know you're really lost yeah right audience with yourself in front of a computer so I don't think a lot of stuff done so that's that's good but but yeah I know I think there's a lot of people who are on it now and also thought it was because kids come up through school and they're on it to you know and they get used to it so I know I have kids I wouldn't dream of giving giving them any of those drugs you know I think it's crazy taco bowl at Trump Tower in behind them is an Open Drawer in that open drawers boxes of Sudafed and Sudafed level buzz and the the thought mean this is why I used to have to go to CVS to buy the stuff you stuff to give your drivers I guess you still do you have to give your driver's license cuz they want to make sure you're not cooking meth cooking up a batch in a holler in Kentucky and you go in and get 20 20 boxes of Sudafed are pretty much people know what you're doing there that's really funny did it so we had a bunch of Sudafed behind us in his box and you know there was that one reporter that was again who had a whole he wrote a series of tweets which eventually taken down by the way Jamie I can't find tweets he wrote series tweet that there was a very specific Duane Reade Pharmacy worth got amphetamines for something that was in quotes called a metabolic disorder Kurt eichenwald front of 1982 Trump start taking amphetamine derivatives of use them only supposed to take two for 25 days stayed on for 8 years really now is he full of s*** so interesting because he's written some really good books and finance Rachel is really really good then when I was starting out running a Wall Street I was like wow these books are really incredibly well research but he had some stuff in the in 2016 where like that's an example of something as a reporter I see that where's that coming from you know and cuz you in journalism you can't really accuse somebody of certain things unless it's backed up to the nth degree so be concerned about the Chug of leap I don't know I mean that's one time stepped outside the journalistic boundaries of what you can absolutely prove and not proved and took a leap and that's why I think he took down the Duane Reade Pharmacy didn't take it down I was still there the well there was there was another thing about a day where is this from Walker drug was diethylpropion 75 mg a day prescription filled at Duane Reade on 57th Street Manhattan not that I know things so you know get the doctor's name to dr. Joseph Greenberg counter with medical records the White House admitted to me only a short time for diet that he took it when he was not a little Wayne that's fun he says I countered with medical records they cut me off while I mean Hummer H3 sometimes you hear things in and you know they're pretty solid but you put if not quite reportable because the person won't put their name on it or you know you're not a hundred percent sure that the document is a real document maybe photocopy and that that can be very very tough reporter cuz they know something's true but they they can't they can't social media has eliminated a barrier that we used to have we have to go through a divorce in fact Checkers and now you know you're on you know right right right where you can hint at something you know and I think that's that's something you don't want to get into it says reporter too much you know yeah that's a weird use of social media right it's like service slippery escape from journalistic Rules yeah exactly you know or you can you can insinuate that somebody did X Y and Z or you can you can use terms that are a little bit sloppy like you know I can like took that stuff for Don at so if you have the White House spokesperson saying that they he took it for a short time for a diet then you find that's a reportable start right yeah yeah well I think when people get into that s*** it's very hard for them to get out of that s*** that's the speed train and I've seen many people hop on it. A lot stops nobody seems to get off with their teeth intact. You know it's the that's that's not a good old precise eats fast food and gets so much f****** energy I mean people want to think he's a super person you know but maybe he's on speed maybe yeah I know he's just going to have collapsed turnover and collapse one way a lot longer on speed and people think maybe we just do it the right way history always works where people get murdered and died of industrial accidents in bad Health when they're you know 30 all the time but the worst people in the country make it to very old agent and you know and Diane dinner alcoholic and maybe that's something right maybe maybe you know who has the worst diet in the world and maybe he's on speed and maybe it's also your perception of how you interface with the world maybe it's because he's not this introspective guy that's really worried about how people see him and feel about him maybe doesn't feel you know what it whether it's sociopathy or whatever it is he doesn't feel the bad feelings they don't get in there yeah he doesn't have the the stress impact bright and anything about speed apparently because of the fact that it makes you feel delusional and it makes you feel like you're the f****** man like I don't worry about what other people and losers who care it doesn't have the the stress impact bright and anything about speed apparently because of the fact that it makes you feel delusional and it makes you feel like you're the f****** man like I don't worry about what other people that is f****** losers who care


    Joe Rogan on the "Jeffrey Epstein Didn't Kill Himself" Meme
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    this this congressman is that who does Jamie pointed this out that there's a congressman and he released a series of tweets and the first letter of all these tweets if you put them all together it says Epstein didn't kill himself or did not come so so it is it didn't he did like one of those monkeys typing Shakespeare could work it backwards right so you didn't see what the puzzle was until the last tweet because the last time he doesn't eat got a tweet from someone about 35 minutes ago. I don't know if there's a bunch what is that mask for Vendetta wasn't representative of something if the Guy Fawkes mask give me the book little Esther Bach know yeah there's a whole bunch of stuff in there about people who used who put puzzles in text 18th century before in case is probably the most blatant example of a public murder of of a crucial witness I've ever seen in my entire life or anybody's ever seen and the the the minimal amount of outrage about this then it's f****** fascinating what's amazing to me just as a you know somebody works in the media is that this was shaping up to be the biggest like new story and history and the instant he died or was died or however you want to call it to the store just fell off the face of the Earth 100% it's just amazing well when the woman from ABC what was her name Amy that lady the one who write about having the scoop and having that story and them squashing it right like this this is all stuff that everybody used to think was conspiracy everybody's think this was Stoner talk does he know what I mean like this is stuff when people just delusional they believe all kinds of wacky conspiracies sure but the reality is much less complicated will just is not possible this is one of those things it's so obvious it's so in everyone's face will lose a couple things going like there are many different ways this can play out I mean you can have a news director who just serve instinctively decides when we can't do that story because I might want to have will and Kate on later or I might want to have this Deshawn later and it's it's not like anybody tells them necessarily that we can't do this but it's a size too hot if you grow up in this system and you've been in the business for a long time you just eat these things that are drilled into you and almost at the cellular level about what you can and cannot get into and I think they're both there was some exposed to things have happened with that seem to I mean they keep that there were a lot of news agencies that killed stories about him that you know we're hearing you know so yeah it's it's this tastes bad it's terrible yeah yeah when I found out the Clinton fluno lesson 26 x on a plane with Epstein I was like dude I haven't flown that many times with my mom I don't know but I mean that many flights to have the Secret Service people involved incredibly bold is Clinton that much of a hound that he would go that deep into the well that many times 26 times that's the thing about the options for that makes no sense to me like I I thought that the percentage of people who are out-and-out like perverts who had a serious problem like with pediophilia whatever it was was pretty small you know yeah but they had a lot of people coming in and out of this compound and it just seems like it's a it's a very strange story they really up to I have I have no idea and was was it all a blackmail scheme it's just it's just so strange pedophilia aspect of it might be directly connected to Epstein himself like he might be the one that has a problem with girls are like 16 and he likes them very did like them but with the other guys it could just be girls could be yeah I mean that's why it's so crazy like how could it be that these but maybe it's not what they must but they knew who he was didn't know the extent of it probably not until he was arrested and then yes yes stories out of there that they don't want you to have this is this is like the mother of all stories in the uncertain terms of that and they're just little little breadcrumbs here in there that whole thing about Acosta you know the Vanity Vanity Fair quote from him is that he said that when he looked at the case that he didn't do it because I was told you belong to intelligence yes what does that mean Rio whose intelligence you know what I mean like what agency will work for now and then do I have friends on Wall Street and tell me I've never heard a single instance of this guy actually having a trade you know so what was his hedge fund doing you know I mean if you think about it the perfect way to do blackmail cuz you can just have people putting money in and out all the time and it would look like investment yeah so very strange story had a conversation with him write this is nonsense almost instantaneous response what real clients did he ever have what I need and what was it going to billion dollars or whatever he had half a billion under management and that's ridiculous Victoria Secret's give him a million-dollar home right in New York City like what I mean these are all things that would have been really interesting to get into try to kill himself suicide didn't happen to them like in the wire for a dollar yeah yeah usually only get through strangulation right yeah he fell on the ground and accidentally broke I can't make the story work in a way that isn't you know that's the thing it's like it gets to a point where you like okay even Michael Shermer run skeptic magazine and liquid the cameras were not working what's the innocent explanation for any reason on that doesn't make any sense you can't you can't spin it in any way to make it not a crazy conspiracy the brother hires a doctor to do an autopsy in interesting because it's because it's about villains on both sides of the aisle right the Press does not like to do stories where the problem is bipartisan right so when you have an Institutional problem when Democrats and Republicans both share responsibility for it when you know where or if it's an institution that kind of exist in perpetuity no matter what the administration is we don't really like you to those stories we live in Fox Lake City stories about Democrats MSNBC likes to do stories about Republicans but the thing that's kind of you know all over the place they don't like to do that story Epstein is you know he's friends with Trump and and with Clinton and this is one of the reasons why this story doesn't have a lot of traction in the media because neither side really likes the idea of going to deeply on it feels like to me well it's but it did the blatant aspect of it don't mean to that we have to that as the absolute murder the Jamal khashoggi murder that's the closest thing we have to her absolute murder right this one but it but it's also so insanely blatant but now you have foreign actors are involved it and they'll disperse and then this is left with this confusion of who's responsible for it that's another example you can't really say it's you know once I do both parties have been incredibly complicit in their cooperation with send indeed on the massacres that are going on in Yemen this classic example of what Noam Chomsky used to talk about with worthy and unworthy victims right like if the if the Soviet communist did it they were that was bad but if death squads in El Salvador kill the priest or a Catholic priest do you know then that that was something we didn't write about cuz they were our clients State Yemen is a story we don't write about Siri is a story we do right about it but they're really equivalent stories and they were our clients State Yemen is a story we don't write about Siri is a story we do right about it but they're really equivalent stories and yeah but you're absolutely right the khashoggi thing I don't think either party and or either sides media really wants to get into that all that deeply


    Matt Taibbi on How We Can Get Journalism Back on Track
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    will you get journalism back on track is it possible at this point because it is a lost art is it going to be like calligraphy I mean Japanese calligraphy kind of did the job without the editorializing I think it would have it would probably have a lot of followers right away would make money and nobody has clued into that yet like if some candy entrepreneur to do that and that would have bring back the business that or you know journalism has always been kind of Quasi subsidized in this country and then going back to the Pony Express Newspapers were carried free across in the west right that US Postal Service said that the original 19th Communications Act of 1934 the idea you can lease the public Airwaves but you had to do something in the public interest so you you could make money doing sports and entertainment but you could take a loss on news and so it was kind of Quasi subsidized in that way but that doesn't exist anymore there's no subsidy really for news anymore I'm not sure I agree with that being the way to go but it has to be something because right now the financial pressure to be bad is just too is too great you know that there's no there's no way to sorry go on this but I can when I can from the business when the money started getting tighter the first thing they got rid of where the long-form investigative reporters like you couldn't just hire somebody to work on a story for 3 months anymore because you needed them to do content all the time then they got rid of the fact Checkers you know which had another serious problem you know and and so now the money is so tight they just have these people doing clickbait all the time and they're not doing real reporting and so if they have to fix the money problem how much is a changed recently because like when that piece of the stuff that you wrote about the banking crisis was my favorite coverage of it and that the most relatable in understandable and the way you spelled everything out could you do that today yeah but I think it would be harder because huge impact on attention span so you know I was reading like 7000 word articles about credit default swaps and stuff like that and I was trying really hard to make it interesting for people you know you use jokes and humor and stuff like that but now people would not have the energy to really fight through that you have to make it shorter even TV you know that people that you don't see that kind of reporting that in-depth kind of process reporting people teaching people something because people just tune out right away that they need just a quick hit a headline on a couple of facts so yeah there's a big problem with audience right which we've trained audiences to consume the news differently and all they really want to get as a take now you know it's like the everything's like an ESPN. Take Ryan so you know so that's what we're doing right now hours and hours long and there's a bunch of them out there now the only mine is an isolated one and there's so many podcast that cover and some of them cover them like in a cereal form like the Dropout was up with that was what they called it yes it was the drop I was the one about that woman who created that fake blood Campo yes right you Susan Elizabeth Elizabeth my whole territory completely fraudulent podcast listening to him podcast Forum listening to actual conversations from these people listening to people's interpretations these conversations listening to people that were there at the time telling telling stories about when they knew things were weird noticing these days there's like tests that were incorrect that they were covering up that kind of shed that you can do that now with something like this and I think that one of the good things about podcast to is you don't need anybody to tell you that you could you could publish this yeah I know apps absolutely I think you're you're right and I think it's like this reveal that the news companies are wrong about some things about audiences like they they think that people can handle an in-depth discussion about things they think that audiences only want to watch 30 seconds or something they don't they're they're interested that they do have curiosity about things it's just it's very difficult to convince people in the news business especially to take chances on that kind of content you don't know what you'll do it for a podcast will do it for a documentary but but for for the news they just they're making things shorter and shorter you know I was really lucky to have an editor who I emailed understood the idea that we have to get into this an in-depth or else it's going to be meaningless to Brian right that's pretty rare you know for the most part they you don't see them taking that kind of bad anymore but maybe podcast will help people puncture that but the flip side of that is that they're not they're not investing and stuff like like international news in the way they used to every every big Network have Euros in every major city around the world in of Rome Berlin Moscow whatever it is right now add newsrooms full of people who are you know. They're Gathering news now there's none of that because they figured out they can make the money just as easily by having somebody sitting in the office and in Washington or New York and just you know link to something and have it take on something so I think the news is getting worse podcast agree more interesting maybe maybe there's a medium they can find in between well documentaries as well documentaries are commercially viable if it's a great subject like I could examples that wild wild country one you know I didn't even know that that cult existed I have no idea what what happened up there and then so this documentary sheds light on it does it over like I think it was like 6 episodes or something like that all over the place you have these criminal justice cases and they're terrible Injustice has happened and you know if you could really tell the whole story and make characters out of people invest the time in any added to tell tell it well people still like really good storytelling but I think within the news business they just they have this belief there hard-headed belief that people can't handle difficult material and I don't know why that is it's I mean I think there's a large number of people that aren't satisfied intellectually buy a lot of stuff they're being spoon-fed and they think that because the the vast majority of things are commercially viable are short attention span things I think that's like this real sloppy way of thinking non risk-taking way of thinking they like wasn't this is how people consume things you got to give him like a music video style editing or they did just tune out but there's thirst for actual long-form conversations and actual real in-depth exploration of something and it in a very digestible way like when they're good things about doing your podcast for this podcast any podcast really that you could listen to it while you're commuting listen to it and it'll actually give you something that occupies your mind interest you during what would normally be dead time right and you're absolutely right about the thirst for something else and then I think when people turn on most news products there they're getting this predictable set of things and that doesn't quench that thirst for them they're not they're not being challenged anyway they're not seeing different sides of a topic you know you're not approaching covering a subject Honestly by genuinely you know it's boring people you may have thought were bad or right or wrong it's just all predictable people are fleeing to other things now right they just they they want they want to just get the story they don't they don't want to have a whole lot of thing on the editorializing on top of it and yeah and yeah I think also there's a lot of under estimating of audiences going out there like we we just think that they can handle stuff and they can they're there their they're interested but we we we just take it for granted that they can't do it maybe I'm guilty of that to you know cuz I've been doing this for but yeah it it it does happen early people changed that much ya know probably and probably not it's just it's just difficult you know. Maybe it's all so we don't have the stamina to to stick with a story in the same way that we used to like now if his story doesn't get a million hits right away we don't go beyond return to the subject you know you think about stores like Watergate Bernstein first get those stories differ complete. Everybody thought they were on the run past they were the only people who were covering it and a lot of those stories kind of felt around you know what I mean that they didn't get the big response and it wasn't until much later that it became this hot thing that everybody was watching and you wouldn't so that so that wouldn't happen now right look at freshman reporters were on a story if it didn't catch fire within the first couple of of a passes your editors probably going to take you off it now what was that story The New York Times worked on about Trump and timer for a long time and it was released and went in and out of the new cycle in a matter of days nobody gave a f*** yeah with the one about his finances yes and it was like a 36000 word story it was like unbelievable it has like six times as big as any is the biggest story of ever been in my life giant take down right yeah and it was it your it was like a 36-hour thing if that right and maybe maybe yeah and people kind of said this is amazing it's kind of information in it and it just fell flat you know and that's the important thing about that is that news companies see this and they say wow we invested all this time and money we put our you know really good reporters on this way gave him 6 months to work on something and it got the same amount of hits as you know some story about you know a carp with a human face that was filmed in China know what I mean like so it's something that we the wire. I couldn't in page 11 whatever it was so then that's what that tells in the incentives now are let's not bother let's let's not do 6-months investment investigations of anything anymore because what's the point we're going to get as many hits doing something dumb so they just don't take the risk anymore so crazy it. The incentive now that it's all clicks totally it's such a strange trap to fall into you know there's nothing I wrote on the book is that there was a series of cases in the in the 80s and 90s were reporters can I took on big companies I'm the Chiquita banana thing that the Cincinnati Enquirer did remember the movie The Insider up Ryan Williamson Tobacco Company CBS right there was another one with Monsanto in Florida or some Fox reporters when after Monsanto and they so they all got sued and cost their companies a ton of money and reputation already and so after that what news company said is why take on a big company that can fight back and throw a lawsuit at us and what do we win by that we're not going to get more audience from that you know so now if you watch consumer reporting you know it like a small TV station usually it's they're going to bang on some little Chinese restaurant that has roaches or something like that they're not going to go after Monsanto or or Nino chiquito because there's no point that it's too much of a risk so they just don't do it and that's another thing that's what's gone wrong with reporting you know they date did the economic benefit of going after a powerful adversary isn't there anymore so they don't do it and that's what that's a problem. Clearly you've seen a giant change in journalism from when you first started to where we are now do you have any fears or concerns about the future this is what you do for a living what is your what are your thoughts on it where you think it's going I mean I'm really worried about it because because you need the journalist to kind of exist apart from politics and to be a check on everything that the whole idea of having a fourth estate is that it's separate from the political parties in right I mean I don't work for the DNC it's not my job to write bad news about Donald Trump GNC's job you know they they they put out press releases about them and if people see us as as being indistinguishable from political parties are being all editorial then we don't have any power anymore like that's that's the first thing that the Press doesn't have any any ability to influence people if people don't see us as independent and truthful and all those things and so that's what I really worried about right now is like people won't. Listening to the media they'll still too nice out don't trust us anymore like Walter Cronkite from you know 1972 the Gallup poll agency found he was most trusted man in America and that was true also in 1985 like for 13 consecutive years he was the most trusted with there's no reporter in America who's who's the best a trusted man in America if people think you're a joke you know and then that's why that's what I really worried about we don't have any institutional self-respect anymore we don't we don't feel like we have to watch out challenge audiences challenge challenge powerful people you know it's it's just a bunch of talking points and that's that's not what the business is about so I worry about it and you know I think there's a lot of journalists to kind of say the same thing we all kind of talk some Talk Amongst ourselves which is the job as we knew it is kind of being phased out and change into something else and and that's not that's not a good thing you know because people do need a tough time with people need need the Press is not as ridiculous as that sounds now because but it's true and I don't know if we're where we go from here legitimate journalism is so important of the people that were actually involved in it you to see it a certain way you're not going to find out from people that have Financial incentives and giving you a specific narrative you need real journalism it's so hard to find I think it's one of the reasons why we're so lost and it's one of them more Insidious aspects of the term fake news cuz God damn it so easy to throw around it's like it's so easy to call someone a big it is so easy to call someone a racist and so is it safe fake news and all that they all have the same sort of a fact they just diminish any you have to say almost instantaneously totally and there's white when you can cast the entire news is being fake people can tune it to In-N-Out but a lot of it has to do with it but who is doing the news reading now right like in the sixties and seventies maybe before reporters a lot of them came from the middle and lower classes like the you know they were it was the job was originally kind of like being a plumber right away it was more of a trade than a profession you had a lot of people who who went into the job and they had this kind of attitude of just wanted to Stick it to the Man you know like they they they didn't want to be close to power they wanted to take it on the book Seymour Hersh right like if you see that kind of personality just wants to take the truth and rub it in somebody's face but then after all the presidents men it became the sexy thing to be a journalist and you saw a lot of people from my generation who went to journal they wanted to be close to politicians and hang out with them become like the primary colors thing right where you see people who they just want to like have a beer with the with the presidential candidate and that's totally different from what used to be like Nelson out now we're on the wrong side of that rope line UCI I'm saying like like we used we used to be outside of power like taking it on and now we're kind of Steel are more upper class and in the press and we're kind of in bed class in the press and we're kind of in bed with the same people we're supposed to be covering and that's that's not a good thing P1 people see that they they they you know that's that's one of the reasons why they say they call it fake news because they they see us doing PR for you know rich people


    Did Michael Pollan Reveal Paul Stamets’ Magic Mushroom Patch?
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    you think is responsible for that shift from Ted of 2008 to Ted of 2019 Michael pollan's book probably Michael Pollan book was was the big bridge and then now he has 40 pages on me and Michael if you're listening buddy dude I told him not to reveal my secret mushroom patch never trust a journalist and Michael Pollan bless his heart I love them is a great guy but and his books so so to speak he says Paul told me not to tell you where my is secret mushroom patch is but I can tell you that we slept in a yard there are three state parks along the Columbia River and two of them have Europe's basically gave up your spot is run over with a people collecting soulside mushrooms have big signs everywhere they arrest people it's a huge income Source now tops for the cops because they bust people but it but the good news about that state parks are there oh there I never like bees on honey so to speak come on AR how do you know in the bushes reasonable reason to believe that can search you without them in your underwear bro just take a big fat baggy or swallow them quickly but this is it is preposterous what they find you lying down with your eyes dilated you'd have to talk to them you know I don't know if they would do a fecal sample later on or what but it is it approaches the Absurd who in the martial arts a lot on your life's myself as well as several schools for about 30 years and I had several Law Enforcement Officers the students that I don't want to be involved adults telling other grown adults that they can't do something that is incredibly beneficial that they themselves have never experienced that they have no knowledge of it at all other than the ancient stereotypes mushrooms being bad mushrooms being for burnouts and losers and hippies and all you can't handle life for the classroom friendly reasonable as long as you show intense intense respect respect yeah but you know I don't subscribe for Spiritual purposes yeah Eyes Wide Open dunk low cut then like then develop spirituality or trying to create a spiritual Revolution away well that would be different but yeah circumstance I don't want the responsibility that's one of the reasons why I've hesitated on getting involved in medical marijuana or commercial marijuana have been offered and I'm always like I just don't think this is the right cuz you can't specially with Edibles you can't control people you don't know what they're going to do


    Joe Rogan: Psychedelics Provide a Break from Patterns
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    Ted conferences every year and later went to Ted you know and the Orioles or whatever so afraid I don't talk about psychedelic mushrooms 2008 now though I'm a celebrity ID shoes Lee hugely powerful people with some of the names you probably know who came up to me and we shake my shoulder 20 now I understand there's something and they're their mates their friends their business associates they know they received at the common theme is wow he was such a jerk before and he's so nice now operation and they still are productive there still are creative there banging about the coders and in Silicon Valley know that microdosing helps our code and abilities advantage to those other computer companies that do not think any any new business populated Infinity by young people who are not doing microdosing or going to be a competitive disadvantage because they creativity flow the camaraderie of the community seeking to benefit the comments and also reward yourself but the idea rejoice and your success and they benefit from it as well it's really integrates people together and it's also people need to understand that there is a lot of this squirreling away resources money and things and and trying to climb that corporate ladder this is a finite life it doesn't last that long it's a trick you get sucked into this track in this track is what every CEO and every had of every corporation every Chief I know officer all these people that are just trying to like improve the bottom line rake in more money keep this company growing and keep kicking ass it's a trick your sucked up in a trick there's a natural human tendency to accumulate numbers for whatever reason go back to our early days when resources are scarce if you get sucked in the trick one day you're going to wake up and that that's going to be usually be too late you usually it's on your deathbed usually it's close to it what did I do this is it my health is failing my life's falling apart and what has my life been it's been 10 12 14 hours a day in these stuffed offices under fluorescent lights crunching numbers and trying to acquire things and and for what like what would impact if I made on humans what would it what is the negative impact of my ambition on the people that are around me like all this is like the one thing that psilocybin in particular just psychedelics in general can provide is a break from patterns a stopping Augusta ceasefire of all the momentum of our culture civilization finances taxes credit card debt all that s*** just stops and you get a chance to step back and look at the machine watch it all world and spin in front of you and you get to say is credit card debt all that s*** just stops and you get a chance to step back and look at the machine watch it all world and spin in front of you and you get to say


    Paul Stamets on Mushrooms, Religion, and Psychotherapy
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    and that is the mushroom that was documented in the sacred mushroom and the cross where John Marco Allegro alleged that he alleged that the entire Christian religion was essentially misunderstanding it was really all about the consumption of the Psychedelic mushrooms and fertility rituals and that these were all sort of like captured and stories and tales and parables his work what do you think well linguistically the guy's way over my head when I read his book it's all about Linguistics translators of the Dead Sea Scrolls Way Beyond my Ken of knowledge it's so far beyond my kind of knowledge I can't make Weimar reason out of it that seems to be the problem with it most people can't so but I know but I don't buy it boys conclusion that he made but clearly mushrooms have inspired religion and itc's workshops on Gourmet & medicinal mushrooms and that one of these workshops is very spiritual guy he's very quiet but very definitely walked us to look like the real deal Rams inner circle and a bunch of us take psilocybin mushrooms have sacraments and it's brought us brought us closer to Jesus closest to our religion Muslim or Christian or Hindu the idea of these mushrooms making you feel the the spiritual Universe more spiritually connected giving her cultural heritage in your reference points but he said these are extremely important out my mother was a Charismatic Christian I met some people in her group who came to their religious beliefs through psychedelics don't dislike it looks now but that's was our portal they have their big Revelation through psychedelics so the the connection between psilocybin and magic mushrooms and religion I think has a lot of credibility and has lots of greatest examples of that the specificity of some of the arguments people make I have great great doubts about that's interesting what about in the ancient Hindu religions of the ancient Hinduism some of the ancient books speak of various sacraments of sort of never been defined right so there is a connection I've always thought it curious that this last week events this is such a religious provoking a mushroom and your cows are highly revered as being sacred I would think you would keep the mother of the mushroom sacred and they want to protect the resource but again it when fables and Parables and and religious rights were controlled by the cognoscenti and they are The Gatekeepers of powerful for the general population to understand or appreciate and so they protected that knowledge and that mess that's the rule of most religions is that the Inner Circle you know who holds the keys to the kingdom and what's happened with Orthodox religion says they create institutions where you have to pay tithing in order to have a gatekeeper just to have a contact on and that I think is is the problem with monotheism vs polytheism Jack Herer before he died was working on a book of psychedelic drugs specifically mushrooms and and religious experiences and he had some really crazy old paintings that he had found that showed people that were naked seemingly dancing and Ecstasy with a translucent Mushroom around them and the idea being that this was supposed to this this image was supposed to represent someone who's tripping there's a lot of really interesting books that have been wish that show art you know going back hundreds of years even in a window into the late to 1300 showing Christian artwork mushrooms are pretty easily seen so there's there's a lot of history but historical information probably lot of it's true hard to say which is which is true which is not reasonable right now Johns Hopkins clinical studies are on spirituality this is being significantly positive their friends or colleagues fellow workers also say that materially change these people's personality but the 32-minute people have negative experiences the negativity of experience did not extend more than experience itself so this is speaks to re remembering and what's been determined is when you have these really profound spiritual experiences it sits with you and when you re remember it you rekindle that thought and this may be a web overlaying PTSD rather have the standard this associated with PTSD you were supplanted with a positive experience for the people had negative experiences during tripping did not have a negative that negative consequences did not spend more than experience itself so this was our profound insight and so John Hopkins Roland Griffiths just emailed me recently looking Ivan and then measuring the consequences of those experiences months or a year or two later and again the same thing is reinforced these psilocybin mushroom experiences create a positive reference point that you can capitalize on by remembering them subsequent from this experience by not even having to take the mushrooms again that is profound will you have a happy memory that you can anchor your holding on is a game-changer I just wonder if we're ever going to see in our lifetime centers where you can go and a trained professional can guide you through something like that happening now is it at the California Institute of Integrative studies it has a tremendous momentum indigenous peoples have a really nice structure many of them do not all but many have a really good structure for the responsible use of these substances us there are displaced people so I will call us European the pace people and many other people displaced we don't have the same constructs historically that we can operate within and so the psychotherapist movement is huge right now Canada's leading the way they could is very very positive towards psychedelic therapy because the opioid crisis and because significant resulted in the movie that has come out called Dost and its tracks are heroin addict the young lady and Vancouver it is Rohit movie it is not one of these but it is it is it is intense and she's welcome as he also does high doses of mushrooms but the opioid crisis is so pervasive they're so poor treatments available that through the Psychedelic therapies and several days they're saying a tremendous success and people breaking in a decades-long opiate addiction within a week and so the Psychedelic therapist or integral to that success and so there are there are clinics now Rising all over the world for this and Portugal and Mexico and Portugal and Mexico and Spain in Jamaica are the clinics are rising specifically to meet the needs of people who are trying to get these legally so they don't get in trouble with law so in Portugal and Spain in Jamaica the friend says that these are legal how many of these substances are


    The Benefits of Micro-dosing Mushrooms w/Paul Stamets | Joe Rogan
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    no there was for a long time a stigma associated with anything that had anything to do with mushrooms particularly because of psychedelic mushrooms is that is that alleviated I know the John Hopkins study on psilocybin as shown some pretty incredible benefits and there's a lot of people now they're starting to look to it for treatment for people with PTSD or addiction issues has that become more mainstream in in your experience it's there's a vast title change in medical science there's a slide these are just a few of the University's right now that I've been approved by the FDA and other agencies for human clinical studies on psilocybin wow that's amazing things well right up 20 more but you couldn't read them cuz I had to be able to just to be able to visit this is a huge shift in the clinical studies are coming out for as you know PTSD in particular has been extremely useful but one of them there came out Johns Hopkins for breaking tobacco addiction 15 patients small clinical study statistically significant 10 out of 15 people after one or two heroic dose of psilocybin 12 months later had not seen wow so I mean to break tobacco addiction which were the most addictive substances on this planet is phenomenal in the other research for a PTSD depression I'm really excited about cognition and creativity I think we can get a lot of smart people out there on smart people listening to a podcast I think the idea of microdosing and being able to increase or ability of cognition and creativity to come up with us oceans that I can get it all up and get us out of this mess just think of that we had hundreds of millions of people thinking about Solutions like I've come up with the solve some of the environmental challenges we have today for food biosecurity the loss of bees is a threat to our national security just think about the effect of our economy so this microdosing I think has an enormous potential as well think about the issues I see right now with a clinical studies is like almost two I want the statistically significant great universities great science publishing. Journals the top of their game but they these mushrooms that have so many benefits for fighting dementia potentially Alzheimer's Johns Hopkins has an Alzheimer clinical study on Gwen currently for a dose of psilocybin to see if it helps Alzheimer's patients and not go in the pool and Alzheimer's there's so many different it's almost like a chaos of data how to be true so I might Mighty Man and Pam Chris cozza MD from British Columbia we've been working with people and we have just launched today at an app that's a microdose. Me the font Andre microdose taught me it's available on the Apple Stores available Android and this is a quick little microdosing study app wildest on the App Store big shift and it's a schedule 1 drug that they're talking about taking on microdose levels I mean I'm just saying what it is right now obviously know what camp I'm in I want everybody to do it but this this is really significant is that measures your ability to hear what are your stocking it with but it's also good for non psychoactive substance use what is your Baseline so you're getting older I'm getting older I'm getting younger do I have a new thing that I bought for you I figured it out but the idea is great bass lines you know and then you create a baseline overtime find out how far you deteriorated so stop me is it will create a massive datasets massive amount of data and then we'll offer this to conditions for them to see signal from the noise I suspect hypothetically I don't have the evidence but several doctors are collected case studies of tinnitus or tinnitus that with pronunciations are correct of the buzzing in your ears and then being able and people have resolved that from doing microdosing have hearing loss or more overtime how much hearing loss leads to depression because you can't hear your loved one say things and you can arguments and I didn't hear you and you didn't say nothing I'm just adjusting ramifies how so the ability of being able to have better cognition a better neurological development and helping hearing Vision depression if the interesting thing about the microdosing that we've been collecting is that people tend to be happy and they're happier with a more creative and with a more creative for happier you learning a new cata the next day you nailed it you're up and going to do it again you writing a new book you're doing an artist work so creativity Breeze happiness happiness breeds creativity and then the opposite is true malaise and depression you're not a creative you're you're you're not enjoying life not looking forward to the next day so I think it's binary choice the idea of using microdosing and that the definite microdosing is is has a variable interpretations so the using these solasofia cubensis scale which is the most common psilocybe Mushroom in the world one gram is Lift-Off 5 grams is what parents would say was the hero's journey you might say but when you do one tenth of a 1-gram you don't feel it 120th for sure you don't feel it so the ideas you do microdosing below the threshold of intoxication but then it benefits neurogenesis these are some numbers but basically one gram is almost equivalent to 1 mg per kilogram of body weight 70 kilos is 152 lb on so at 1 mg per kilogram of with these mice that's like one grandma cubensis that's that's a dose floor and they gave a tone. seconds later they were shot so the other tone again few minutes later on 40 seconds later they got shocked after 10 rotations that mice realize like Pavlov's dog when there is a tone there could be a negative consequence of shock and fear with a microdose one versus a full dose interesting legal 10 rotations of noshok the tone and their shock before they forgot or became re-acclimated not to have the fear conditioned response with the microdose 1/10 of that and I took two rotations two rotations with a microdose and they'd Associated but there's any PTSD why do you think it's a it looks like the neurogenic benefits of microdosing are greater than the neurogenic benefits of microdosing yes that is all beneficial for changing your life but going microdosing over the long term because the nerves don't we grow and 6 hours but over weeks of regeneration of nerves with microdosing it seems to me that the microdosing instead of flooding and overwhelming all the receptors are feeding these receptors they allowing for neurogenesis now this is a again hypothesis if so many great people studying this right now but I'm advocating to all of the Clint clinicians at Johns Hopkins at Stanford UCLA at Harvard please do testing of the patients for hearing and vision and other behave test that are not just about emotion and mood and PTSD but let's actually get some physical measurements so then you can track prior during the during his tooth complicate this is too into much intervention your trip your brains out you'll have time to be tested to do for a vision audited but then post wise and then looking out that the residual effects know the Doctor James fadiman he has call was microdosing one day on 2 days off 1 days on my protocol that I'm suggesting is 4 days on 3 days off and James are good friends we talked about this we laughed and we were just basically a hypothetical potential treatment comparing data between the two of you will do we want call the following Protocols are using it with niacin where you do have a lion's mane what are you using within lion's mane that's phenomenally powerful neurogenic Lee and blue those two clinical studies out of Japan with mild cognitive decline and dementia showing very positive results taking 4 2224 grams of lion's mane per day to mycelium that's interesting. There is much more powerful and we just Contracting with neurological testing laboratory in France and we just got some amazing results back showing that when we had lion's mane extract so the mycelium exposed to neurons and they deposit control was the brain derived nerve growth factor factor and it was s uses a baseline for measuring neurogenic compounds comparatively and the neurogenesis benefits from for a potent stem cells stem cells that then differentiate into neurons and the bdnf clearly shows on standard protocol with a lion's mane it also increase the number of neurons and then we started looking at analogs of psilocybin and the analogs when we out of the lion's mane mycelium with the cells have an analog pressure perfectly legal what is it exactly is psilocybin analog reporting a literature does Bay with system and nervous system are two of the more prominent ones now I'm a psychonaut and 1960 biosystem report of a child died outside of Kelso Washington from eating mushrooms in his yard the family and just add the mushrooms they went to the hospital the child developed eventually adrenal failure and died by the name of lung and then a Benedictine Tyler picked up on this they analyze the mushrooms looking for a new toxin the mushrooms were identified as being so lost to be real sisters it is a mushroom that grows in Washington state and Oregon sometimes in British Columbia but not in Northern California is very rare species but wasn't charged when they analyzed the mushroom looking for a new potential talk soon as they found is Uncle Lloyd said dimethyltryptamine base compound and they named it assistant after sloppy BOCES sobredosis and had the reputation of potentially being a deadly poisonous toxin is present in cubensis is present in many silicide mushrooms in my book sells how much of the world has charts that show him Space Systems anything but no one had consumed because this reputation I obtained some Pure Barre system laboratory legally have no soul Simon in nature provides I don't people make this very clear but I can have dogs and so since there was no reports in the scientific literature or was it was truly toxic or not I with my doctor friend of mine MD that measured my vitals and hook me up you know your blood pressure ECG did all of the Biometrics that are needed and so we did end of one study I decided that even though the history of potentially of a killing this child I think that's a false positive I think it was bad science I can find no one who ever ingested this so I decided I would ingest it now my friend Pam know she's an MD that goes into into an article she's the only doctor on a research vessel and so she goes down there and she gets up in a roommate has me working really hard we had all of our planet Antarctica with the plan this for months and then did we decide will just before I go polish do the the bail System test you know we talked about this for months we finally got the time to do this but the next day we're going to Antarctica soap and looks at her cell phone and Russian research vessel crashed into a reef tour hole in it and it's like it's now the trip is canceled I mean triquetra capitalist money because I can't we can't go this shut the trip from cancel. Super high anxiety I told him I'm at my doctor friend I I I can't go too crazy and then she kind of look at me go on this for months you know please and I listen to her and so I did 10 milligrams my heartbeat blood pressure and then she checked in with me every 10-15 minutes 20 minutes usually have left off one hour or full-blown into it and she talked with me to talk with me and didn't get high Secrets how do you feel and I said I feel great I have no anxiety everything this trip is going to be fine so here we found a analog of psilocybin that does not get you high that's legal that reduce anxiety I think is the tip of the proverbial Iceberg because all the clinical studies are proved right now for Pure psilocybin what about the analogs they activate other receptor sites you know in your field and in neurological field and that's why I think this is why I'm looking at the natural form of these mushrooms standardized to a soul Simon a certain concentration versus the pure molecule I think that is the way of the future because pure psilocybin this up to 6 $7,000 and you can translate that into growing psilocybe mushrooms for $2 a gram now there are people out there listening Saint mother prices coming down and eat it it's just down baby dove to a thousand to $500 a gram but how many people in the urban low lower-income in impoverished population suffering from PTSD who don't can't afford to go to Johns Hopkins to spend tens of thousands of dollars to have a clinical treatment I think this democratizes the the use of psilocybin and microdosing that could be a benefit across our society and then why posing as you stocked with niacin niacin is you take one tenth of a gram of psilocybin cubensis microdose you had a hundred to 200 mg of niacin now if someone tries to get high by taking 10 times as much so I'd like to grams of niacin flushing niacin vitamin B3 and that's such a nice and will give you such an irritable reaction of skin itching of people taking vitamin B3 they know this so becomes the antabuse for microdosing but moreover it excites the nerves at the end of the peripheral nervous system and neuropathy soften his present themselves a deadening of the fingertip the nerves of the fingertips and toes and it's also the Violator of stocking niacin with sauteed mushrooms abuse becomes antabuse it dilates the blood vessels to deliver the energetic benefits of psilocybin to the endpoints of the other peripheral nervous system and the central nervous system and then and also excites the nerve ending so I think those three reasons this could I hope to see in the future silicide mushrooms being over-the-counter vitamins approved by the FDA stock with niacin that allows for the universality of use the benefit of our cultural what we were talking last time is there any other evidence of people taking these analogues and having this anti anxiety affect other than you mean to seem very small sample size rice just one person yes there are antidepressant as far as anxiety and depression are interrelated there are reports James fadiman and his studies 30 component but other clinical studies at Johns Hopkins also the anxiety of dying from cancer is very profoundly stressful situation happening something you prepared for for a long time then all sudden was gone and all this money's gone to go try to figure out how to get it back to its immediate maybe with these other people they didn't have such an immediate anxiety moment and maybe there anxiety will be harder to measure weather is coming or going why isn't anyone study this needs this is just to let people know the other one with the other people that have experienced it but didn't experience any anti-anxiety there's no one else that we know in the scientific literature you'll handguards mentions he I probably saw three addresses within the most potent psilocybe Mushroom in the world darts says and one thing that he was asked and he said that is equal to that of psilocybin I don't have high confidence in a statement I considered a assistant I was ready for liftoff I was hoping for Lift-Off I know but lift off feels like and I didn't get it so so this is this is what happens in science so much is a scientist when you can't do a clinical study we buy our last night this is very common this is how Albert Hoffman you know discovered LSD bioassay to Sony and one for this famous bike ride but then he did it purposely after that but never licensed what are scientific you know Psychonauts must do sometimes come out one that I've mentioned before is a population of several hundred thousand prisoners and there was a 18% reduction in violent crime and 22% or so of production and larceny and theft in a population where they reported they had one psilocybin mushroom experience and statistically significant now Association may not be causation about can be but a more recent study from the British Columbia I find it so fascinating is that they did a large population set and partner to partner violence if your male partner had done one psilocybin trip to statistically significant reduction of the probability of that partner being violent towards their other partner statistically significant so I was not if there's a dating app maybe you should have Simon yes well that may be a better candidate for predating so I think psilocybin makes nicer people and I think we did a lot more nicer people that are more creative there are dedicated to helping the community and I think this is a potential paradigm-shifting a drug unquestionably and this could be profit these companies that are seeking to profit off a pharmaceutical drugs you can profit stop with particular with the protocol that you just described in the adding nice intuitive and show the people of doing only microdosing luqman this could be a very profitable Enterprise for some company and the benefits if if people can mirror the benefits that you had of the alleviation of anxiety my God that's like most of what people struggle with so many people out there listening to this right now like f*** I wish there was something that didn't get me high but just to leave needed this f****** angst that's so people struggling with everyday I'd say that's a massive disease complex has swept our Societies in facing all these problems how could you not become depressed while you cannot become depressed by becoming creative and I think that's also Ivan and microdosing enables the creative Pathways for Ingenuity for us to feel that we had meaning we can make it meaningful difference and it's really important yeah we better than the 6 x26 greatest Extinction event in the history of life in this planet we about to other Extinction events from asteroid impacts 250 million years ago 65 million years ago but we're are now involved in a massive Extinction event and the research that came out today and the other resources come out with 75% of the insect population 40% in an immediate Jeopardy the research article came outside in Europe and North America I don't so we can have a measure of the insect loss in the Amazon but if you're a trout if you're a bird if you like drinking coffee and you like chocolate and almonds these are all depends upon pollinators so we lose these flying insects we lose the pollination services and it threatens worldwide food biosecurity this is one of the biggest threats I think we can invent our ways out of this if we creatively expand our abilities to come up with novel Solutions and I think of solutions are literally underfoot and all around us today we just have to wake up like I woke up to helping the bees out there if they just started realizing that nature is a deep well of evolutionary knowledge and that we have evolved within this complexity then to delve into that library of knowledge and pulling out a political Solutions vetted by science controlled but not looking at these pharmaceutical pure molecules as the way of the future but looking at the pain the complexity of the microbiome they complex interrelationships and selecting out microbiomes that then great Guilds of solutions that are applicable to the problems that we face today. I like that idea all of it it's it's a it's it's beautiful that there are these natural solutions that you know maybe if we could just shift people ideas about how we view psilocybin how we view the analogs how we view the interaction with people in nature that you can you know we can make it a real change make a change that tangible inside of our life time and again selling the stuff like if you were seeing what's happening right now with medical marijuana and then shifting to commercial marijuana and now hemp it's Giant and it's a huge industry through its change Colorado Colorado Denver's real estate gone through the roof people are moving there so much that they've got traffic problems now they never conceived of in the past it's it's changed our economy and it's changed our economy due to just a really obvious shift here's the shift marijuana is not bad for you if not we thought it was it's not we're sorry you can have it now and now you can sell it and now it's legal federally we're still dealing with schedule one so it's it's the chefs are happening these companies are investing money there's a lot of profit to be made in a lot of people are proud but it's still in this weird transitional stage has but this is a people's Revolution we have decriminalized nature coming out of Oakland which I'm fully in favor of how dare we make a species illegal at then there are no sense to me specifically there they've made Ayahuasca psilocybin what else all natural products with psychoactive properties to the best of my understanding of both Denver and Oakland they remove the funding of the for prosecutors and judges in the court so you can't public funds and order to prosecute people for possession so there's a vehicle arrest them for it though while law enforcement officers not getting paid is not doing his job is violating his code of conduct arrest them and you take them to a prosecutor probably goes I've no funding for this. You're wasting our time you're just coming years wasting my time that's a really really good question and I have the thoughts on it that's controversial because this speaks to the ability of some people having access and not if you want I only trip on psilocybin mushrooms once or twice a year that's all I need is Terence McKenna I think I'll watch say when when you when you get the message from the phone hang it up so if you just have these your backyard or you know how to collect them then do you only need one or two doses a year and even microdosing you don't you could get a lot more extension of that but my my view and I never had any problem with law enforcement in Washington Oregon to British Columbia Canada particular law enforcement has a very pretty mature attitude towards us if you have a small amount and you're not trafficking and your for individual use it just doesn't raise the level of the need for enforcement I understand that but I just wish there was no incentive at all there was nothing there but just the idea that you have to rely on the good grace of a cop understands there's no incentive to arrest you that seems like horseshit to me like we're grown adults in 2019 with a mountain of evidence this is not we're not living the Dark Ages anymore the fact that it's still a possibility to get arrested or you get you could face some sort of criminal charges for having something that's only been to be good this is why is a Citizens movement the federal government I made the Republicans and conservatives and Libertarians are all about state rights they said people's movement they should get behind this because individual Community rights against the big man against the federal government the federal government is because we we have a country spreading throughout the entire cities in the next 16 months they're going to have decriminalization at the city council's I also think it's significant solution to this problem that we're facing with pills and a lot of destructive drugs there's a lot of self-destructive drugs that people take him because he's people hurting what would psilocybin gives you that these drugs don't it gives you a potential to heal it gives you a moment to reflect that gives you a change in the way you think and you interface with the word and that just doesn't exist in those other those drugs are Escape drugs and The Need to Escape is what we got to eliminate and I think that's one of the things to psilocybin can help it can help alleviate the Need to Escape and a shout-out to Rick doblin and Atlanta a gillooly of maps maps. Org and multi Association for psychedelic studies and bringing forward psychedelic drugs for PTSD and clinical studies maps is now on face 3 with MDMA they want to help people and several of them have said they've never seen it was so stop in particular a safer drug with such a dramatic impact was so it's in frequency of use one or two times and so the movie that just came out called fantastic fungi and and Michael pollan's in there I'm in their Source Berg as put it out he spent 12 years were working on this movie is fantastic comments a Grassroots movement theaters are selling out all over the country they booked at New York City for one night they have to keep it in for a week because they're standing lines as Standing Room in a long line to get into the theater and it's all about the use of mushrooms and the Johns Hopkins studies with end-of-life patients it's very very well done but it speaks to this is this is literally underground movement of swelling up and the and the the attraction that people have for this is a reflection of the title change that is happening now this is a worldwide movement that is sweeping through the mycelial Underground through connection so something I very much encourage you to to see fantastic fun


    How Mushrooms May Help Save the Bees w/Paul Stamets | Joe Rogan
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    mushroom is figuring they'd be very prominently important for saving bees and that's where our research has been astonishingly interesting lately I where is that thing that you have brought in with his that this is this is some contacts to this important because of morality of multiplicity of benefits only revolutionize Warfare not only left for the portability of fire for us to save ourselves in the coldness and then we might go to the Europe from Africa and I'll need to be caves use it for smoking but fly fishermen use an Ulta or drawing flies but we have found at this much time is extremely powerful for reducing viruses that harm bees and we are it's been described today and CNN Abby insect apocalypse 40% of Abby of insects this just came out and this is all hands on deck moment but I'm optimistic visit I think we can find solutions in nature so with my colleagues and then I was here before I talk to my work with a bow Shield while defense program and these would conchs are very strong and anti-viral properties against flu viruses and herpes excetera I use these ideas and I had a waking dream and I real the bees were being infected by mites with viruses and the deformed Wing virus in particular has the worst virus and so I contacted Western State University start doing some research and I'm really really happy because I love Skeptics who become my supporters we published in nature only 7% of the article said that the nature get published the nature publication ecosystem to this day or articles in top 1% of all articles ever published in publication ecosystem now that's phenomenal because that's the most credible scientific journal in the world it is right that extracts of polypore mushroom mycelium reduce viruses and honeybees and the this mushroom the Amadou reduce the deformed Wing virus 800 x the one with one treatment in and then the reishi mushroom mycelium reduces the lake Sinai virus more than 45,000 to one Cedarwood concert growing trees and we all grew up with Winnie the Pooh but no one made the connection before me apparently that bees are attracted to rotted wood because of the mythological benefit so Amadou and reishi mushrooms we found it we published in this article that high significance and I think the reason why this article is not top 1% of all nature articles is that I've been able to present the theory and with proof now that are natural product can I have a broader bioshield a benefits than a pure pharmaceutical up to this time there's been no agents to reduce viruses and bees now the deformed Wing virus is named after by the varroa Mite came in 1984 and then Jack viruses in the B's and so it's all good dirty syringe and these viruses debilitate the bees and shorten their with their ability to fly not look at that poor Bumblebee turn it up to a thousand flowers a day and the average flight time of like honeybees was used to be 9 days a thousand flowers a day every almond you eat was visited by a bee so 1 be confounded a thousand flowers a day 9 days was our pollination flight time now it's been resorting to four days so we lost by 50% and if CNN article that I did we just showed in China now their hand pollinating flowers with paint brushes no apples cherries almond strawberry in the absence of its really this is you know I'm really optimistic about the future because we have solutions in nature that we can now amplify and be able to deploy and so one of my inventions and I'm giving these away the 10,000 of these for free I've come up with a citizen scientist Beefeater she's extracts into sugar water and if we have a sign-up sheet is for free so funjet.com bees give away the first 10,000 of these and just basically allows citizen scientist to help wild bees because while we were in about 80% of the benefits if you go all the way down and then click on the and we just so here is a Beefeater missing you bail bond YouTube folks and says be mushroomed feeder be mushroomed all one word and then feed her time to do this and so these are something we going to make these available all over and I don't want to create vertical Gardens and and apartment buildings to get beeswax I have 200 feet you create ladders than Echo logical ladders and then this is why the citizen scientist all of the world can take action to be able to help bees from collapsing and then eustachian these in neighborhoods for bumblebees for other types of bees and that we have it with a wifi-enabled device with solar panels and then we upload into the cloud all this data about bee pollination visits sewing on the Baseline of bee pollination services so if you see a bees that are declining in suddenly below at Baseline and Oklahoma 2 years ago 84% of the beehives. I think if you're a cattle rancher exhaust 84% of cattle so the idea is immune system and the week rate baselines was beefeaters upload the data and just becomes a new form of Internet because they have Wi-Fi ability so sister did not work as well but they where is the Wi-Fi on computer company making all the instrumentation and there in that big data so we have a solar panel going in here we have a blue LED lights that bees are attracted to Blue Light and they will count the number B is going in and out it's going to be find a daytime we don't need a battery and so will the solar power will then upload the data into the cloud Millcreek Mega data sets and then we can look in Africa Indonesia uploading to the cloud was it using the LT LTE they can teach their children the importance of natural systems and they can take action seems like a great one I mean I love this idea afford to give away 10,000 itok to this computer company that everybody knows but it asked me not to use her name and they ask how many do we need I said 10 billion billion billion and crate networks of hubs where I have not $0.40 on this and helping bees survive from these extracts but not in Indonesia not an Indian. An African on in China not in Japan open source for most of the world I'm basically commercial I'm going to commercialize it so the Haves and the Have Nots and a lot of people want to help in a few different ways of doing this 10 other people they have a distributed Network their own social media Community where they end up we getting schools we won't open source the code for 3D printers so that's really important for school so what the codes on the open-source but it then if somebody want to make millions of these and sell them of course you know I wouldn't be happy without they have to work with me but individually we can Empower individuals with in schools to have they open source 3D printing codes just have to make it trendy movies in your house like lithium helping helping the bees if we just did that it would really make a big difference gross way to look at it but but my grantworks my grandson is a perfect example he was shuttering and fear of being coming near to this and my friend dr. Steve Sheppard entomologist taught me something about bees I didn't know these are moving so fast and we look like we're moving slow but if we move really slow think you're a statue and so the idea of ends of my grandson and I said look at this and you can see underneath that you can see the bees going in and out I said the move really slow and then I got fascinated watching the bees see you overcame is fear of bees he was excited that he's helping me survive now we've created something intergenerational e and saving the bees as a number wouldn't onebridge concept between conservatives and liberals everyone wants to save the bees that's number one and number one Bridge issue when I'm mending the fence speak crossword the political and social divide everybody wants to say the Beast solution and you know the scientific data out there is pretty disturbing you know 75% of flying insects and the past 27 years and report from Germany that just came out have disappeared now many of your listeners are out in the country in the country and number of the bug splatter used to have against your windshield you don't see that anymore the insects are dying because exposure to pesticides monoculture we have monoculture you have what's called pollination deserts when your loss of biodiversity lots of plants and and diversity the plants are pollinating at different times of the season when you do to a monoculture all the plants like almonds produce flowers all at once and then there was no pollen available so the immune system loss of habitat deforestation like phosphatase you know heavy metals pollution all those things are co-factors but the nail in the coffin is by far these viruses and so even logically empowering the support of the immune system of these then give zarbee's the opportunity of the ability to be able to survive longer do more pollination is there a specific source does a throughout the world that came from Asia and it's now a global pandemic all bees in the world around factor with these viruses because when they infected honey bee front sensor visit the flower Italy is viral particles in the flower and the flower and then a wild bumblebee comes I visit it becomes infected so there is a unfortunate work perfect co-factors and because Farmers receive is from wild beast Bryant we can't count them in your beehives and and the what happened to calling to collapse you got on Monday that bees are happy goat on Thursday they're all gone I miss that quick is not like this hundreds of dead bees around your beehive they're just gone they could be hundreds of pounds of honey and the bees gone so they go off somewhere these are called nurse beats and the nurse bees take care of the baby bees but when the colony census of none of pollen in food to support The Brood and the colony the nurse bees are prematurely recruited to go out and find pollen so they abandon the babies and then the varroa mites are on Vegas go on an uncontrolled and they start injecting viruses and so there are co-factors bacterial infections in summer there's a Cascade of opportunistic infections as a mean Immunology is decreased because these viruses so isn't there a contributing factor that had to do with cell phones as well I actually I'm really glad you brought that up this is a contributing factor I have not seen convincing evidence as a hypothesis that's not fully fleshed-out there's some people quite adamant and their belief in this but I'm driving by science and I can the The rhythms of the frequency of the height of cell phones is an argument this made it is not in the same cosine wave of the wavelengths that we experience in nature and so this is disruptive I understand that I'm still on the fence I like to see really strong data and scientific evidence of that but it's a hypothesis and needs to be tested that's what we're looking also at long range communication systems you know I think I told you this story if I didn't apologize but when we were on Fear Factor we had a beast on way to cover these people and bees and a local bee Colony flew in to check out what was going on and those bees and the bees that were brought their met in the sky and worked it out and The Beekeeper told us okay we have to shut down and everybody's got to back out of here so we had a shot everything in back out for like about an hour at least a half-hour but he's bees communicated with each other so they're flying a giant swarm of them flying the eye in the in the are trying to figure out why they would you guys here for what are you doing while you're in our neighborhood like moving in or just film the TV show at the end of work it out that is so unusual was really weird extraordinary I just don't understand how they worked it out there was no fight to the death there's no nothing they just sort of worked it out the other bees took off and the bees that were there came back to their hi there little colony treatment colonies and we are treated colonies well because 10 to 20% of the bees in the treated colonies went to the control colonies we actually diluted the differential because we had cross movement of control bees and beehives vs. treated bees and so when we actually I think another some of my local office thinks we actually have understated the datum but when you look at the p-value significance lesson .00 9.4 scientist has next ordinarily significant data set that is clearly showing the evidence that these extracts help the community of bees and help them be able to survive in and do a better job that's awesome and so crazy that it's just natural mushroom but it makes sense what you're saying that they built their beehives in these rotting trees knowing that these fungi were there I somehow or another being attracted to it the first five seconds. I got the first patent award my ego did swell and then 10 seconds later I said are you freaking kidding I we're Neanderthals have nuclear weapons how could I be the first one to discover that bees benefit from mycelium immunologically but there was no horse called prior art shows no evidence and I mean think of that we have the intelligence of nature underneath her feet and this is something we need to tap into and the fact that we can show an arthropod you know if you had HPV HIV and you went to a doctor 12 days after having one treatment of these extracts and your viruses drop 45001 NE physician would say wow you're doing really well and this would be able to see them now we've been trying to find the mode of action how are these viruses actually being reduced or providing essential nutrients that are important for the immune system to activate Gene sequences art that attack the viruses and give more host defense of immunity of protection of further infection translational medicine so but bees is an animal clinical study Visa been stated as being besides the second most well started animal in the world this is a animal clinical study past digestion password on p450 pathway which is your detoxification Pathways in our liver all animals uses out of animal clinical study and I think it's a Gateway for us to take this as credible evidence that natural products could be more useful and offer a broader bioshield of benefits than pure Pharmaceuticals that go after one molecule that one set of receptors are foods are this is we weren't concept by electronic communication with an ecosystem with weave evolve in this complex and so our immune systems are regulated through multiple stimuli and that's why I think these extracts because of their complexity they build upon the complexity of natural systems and help her immune system so you have hope that this is something that we could eventually see it being like a a peer-reviewed proven thing for human beings as well absolutely I do believe that's on the new event horizon there's a lot of researchers Downs see more more there's lots of clinical studies for Physicians is not know Brandon knows how many of anything that's a popular website called mushroom references. Com populates specifically for physician positions are just spoken Singularity University of Stanford Medical School in front of a thousand Physicians I try to make the bridge of The credibility of the science for Physicians who are just not educated yet cuz I don't have the resources or the time so, you can go that website it's got hundreds of references that then you can put in any symptom or species excetera and you'll be able to find a peer-reviewed references there's about 30 references princess on psilocybin right now which is an area of research that I'm particularly focused on


    Can Psychedelics Cause a Psychotic Episode?
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    people I've talked to you exactly what you're talk to your your mentioning and they did do a heroic Journey you know for clinical studies Etc a lot of us don't need that but I really enjoy being on the ocean Bluff or high point and vibing in the mushrooms about half an hour before Sunset being with a loved one also could have an experienced person who's not tripping who is up the Watcher sitter a sitter the sitter is there thinking meditation practice in place folks give these people some Spa we just watching and then the people who are imbibing understand they have a watcher they have somebody who's anchored who can help them and then to have this the sun go down in and the stars come out in the colors and then miss Oceanic expansive experience is just as nothing short of spiritual that have a tendency towards schizophrenia and these people have sometimes they have psychedelic breaks but don't have psychedelic experiences and then they don't do well they go off, because I brought that up and that is a d selection of from the from the clinical studies of candidacy want to engage but my good friend Mark Hayden who runs Maps Canada had a very interesting story with a schizophrenic every position I know is on the same page as you including medic medical marijuana edible edible marijuana it seems to have a significant effect on people with a person who is a severe schizophrenic was that he still heard voices in his head but the voice is not were friendly they were affirming they weren't letting you know I'll go that'll somebody like you know you are a good person and so he still supportive play bringing on the schizophrenic experiences that did that there has been some evidence particularly about marijuana that high doses of marijuana for people that have Tendencies and if we don't know right what would causes someone to have schizophrenic break cuz they're there is a difference between pre and post right people of had deteriorating mental health that's that correlates with schizophrenia what would it would it cause them to be less schizophrenic or not exhibiting any the problems and then all the sudden having severe problems post psychedelic trip or post large dose edible marijuana and or even large do smoking it with some people that dab and then you smoke wax and then it's it happens to people that smoke too much pot there's certain people that have that tendency I would defer to clinicians who are extremely skilled in this area and many many patients I'm not a doctor but I concur with you I think that is real concern the difference between a Thompson in a drug can oftentimes be dose and at lower doses you can see things at the higher doses you you don't write so is that entire spectrum and is so complex and individuality so people are so you uniquely different I have a friend who's a doctor if he smokes a joint you can go to sleep I smoked a joint and I'm up at night I just I use it for going to sleep I'm the opposite I start writing I want to read I want to watch documentaries isn't it they do have a significant difference between the way your body responds sativas vs. indicas I would like to be educating this subject I've used both for a very long time I love Afghani Indica you have a beard I would. I love the smell how do you standardize them to the active constituent standardized the mall or a symphony of this speaks to the complexity of nature but I have a phrase and I like it don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good just because you can't understand it doesn't mean it necessarily does not have a valid outcome or you know can't be used and I think that what we need to do is correct large datasets and that's why I'm hoping microdose not me is going to give us an enormous amount of data than that clinicians can Harvest from and going we didn't anticipate This and like these metal studies about partner party when if your partner men had tripped on mushrooms they were less prone to Violent that was signal from the noise how many other signals from the noise of the big big metal files that we can we can pull out then we can get serious scientists really carefully controlled clinical studies to be able to see this and then and then how do you combine them and it's a whole new landscape that gets away from single landscape that gets away from single molecules and into the complexity of nature that we can build upon navigating to that place is going to be a challenge there's no doubt about it but I think we're smart enough now we have enough computer Technologies and diagnostic tools that we should begin on that Voyage today


    Paul Stamets: Miracle Mushrooms, Mycelium, and Your Health
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    so well you know there is good evidence that lion's mane also compensation many of these of neurogenic benefits that's so sad all the time is like a lion's mane Elixir today important tell me if it's any good well it comes from China and is that bad and I will put that in smoothies all the time and that's my go-to and that's what exactly the research I put in coffee and coffee and Jamie can you pull up that benefits of lion's mane how much should I put in an open open yet France that we did the neurogenic test with found out that my sole income is far more active than mushrooms with bodies and so the lion's mane stimulates neurite outgrowth and basically extends the nerves from from growing a compare the Baseline 22% growth at 12% and then separately we stocked it with an analog of psilocybin and rather than think of being the Earth metal Earth metal additive of cumulative we found a Synergy so we think that lion's mane their resources increases myelin regeneration on the sheath of the nerves and it's also operates nerve to help you learn this is example showing at 14 basic 14.8% over Baseline then we have an analog that didn't do all that great 18 + 107 122. 136 statistically significant the outlier actually is even higher so the neuroscientist in France who did this study was extremely excited and we found it and the more we titrated it to Greater dilution the more active it becomes was that mean well and what we found was originally we were told us that it's called 3 micrograms per milligram or 3 micrograms a millionth of a ground but we went back to 2.03 100 times less the neurogenic benefits became greater now there's something called a p k conversion something only a small portion of your bloodstream but the good news is is that these things are so non-toxic and they're so potent now looking at the dosing regimen it appears so far we've done is clinically this is human cells in vitro but this laboratory is predictive of neurogenic compounds that these Punk the neurogenic benefits are so substantial that the pka conversion of ingesting them could be seen in the bloodstream as a fairly good Persian right so you princess you take vanillic acid vanilla about 2% will make it into your bloodstream so if you pick up one more gram of vanilla only 2% actually get to gets in your blood stream so that that's a p k conversion so what we're seeing is right now and save this is so strong lower lower dilutions we're getting more and more potency so I'm this is a test. It's like it's a delusion the possibility the more than we dilute the more potent it becomes so this was a neuroscientist in the France are going to study playing this stuff is so potent please deluded deluded deluded the so-and-so where that illegal it's an edible and choice mushroom thousand year history of use that we found is mycelium as far more potent than the mushrooms for really good reasons consulate compounds are Caldera Nations and these are actually discovered by kawaki shooting 1994 looking for an antibacterial agent and so when they when he was looking at the mycelium fighting bacteria he found that the mycelium Express this antibacterial society and derivative and he gave her the name Aaron a scene after hericium erinaceous just like penicillin and then another penicillium and so he'd stumbled on the fact is neurogenic properties and antibacterial properties through the ground to a hostile environment is only one cell wall thick the mycelium has an immune system is operational between 40 degrees Fahrenheit in 95 degrees Fahrenheit is 35° Celsius that's the window is growing in so it's immune system inoperative in that window when you do super hot water extracts you're in the extreme Zone that's not part of the logical lifespan mushroom decocting it you're taking out ingredients but you're not harnessing within the me logical window of temperatures that the mycelium has evolved to fight off pathogens and tell what we have now and is the mycelium is far more active in the fruit bodies this all do science but then mushroom reference.com dozens upon dozens of 25 more 25% more genes coding for proteins are special the mycelial state then it's a mushroom Stateline make sense because at the end of millions of cell divisions of months years even decades finally produced a mushroom that rocks in five days the mushroom doesn't need a good immune system is attracting Michael Voris animals Dear John just showed me some photographs of these going to show you he was in a campground and found deer in the morning picking up mushrooms out of the ground mole animals engage on prove your your colleagues here or has Jeff I'm sorry Jeff when we go to work in sex people animals because they're fragrant there protein are there nutritionally dense and they want to engage human the mycelium is navigating through a microbial a hostile environment and Report came out the literature holder 1000 species of bacteria in a single gram is more than 8 miles of a cubic inch is navigating through a hostile environment and setting up guildsomm microbiomes and collections of cooperating bacteria that can help them defend against pathogens look at that it up to eight miles of mycelium in a single inch of soil and it's only one cell wall that that's such a weird looking image so it's so hard to see what that is that's a mushroom that's melted back in ground psyllium that's just not the mushrooms generate mycelium and it goes underneath the ground every time you're walking on the ground you're walking up on miles upon miles of mycelium and it knows that you're there if these are sensitive these are not like externalize stomachs that are digested nutrients and external eyes lungs exhaling carbon dioxide inhaling oxygen but I believe these are extant neurological networks of nature when you say that pervasiveness of those towels and the climate change scientists are coming around to the 70% of the carbon biologically stored in mycelium in the ground the way to fight climate change Denali replanting trees which is great I love it but it's the mycelial network server building in the hummus that creates the soil decreased biodiversity that thing guarantees the health of the ecosystem does the mycelial network sign govern cuz they're so pervasive they set up because their antibacterial Properties or Pro bacterial properties another example of this is in the microbiome of soils and inside of humans stomachs turkey tail mushrooms and they placebo-controlled random a randomized clinical study with humans is a Prebiotic the microbiome that feeds of bifidobacterium lactis bacillus bactrim so it's really really interesting that the mycelium is feeding nutrients to the beneficial bacteria within the microbiome that then gives us health and so these are precursor nutrients that elevate the populations of beneficial bacteria so the two go hand-in-hand but what about edible mushrooms things like shiitake and those type of mushrooms is there any nutritional benefits of those things also metal studies that came out this year showing that the ingestion of of mushrooms with elderly people over the age of 60 there is a 50% decrease odds of Alzheimer's like symptoms with a population of people consuming free mushroom meals per week. They didn't specify the poor but the mushrooms are eating are oyster mushrooms hokkien shemeji I'm a maybe some other mushrooms but that's once medicine is it came out there was a study out of Japan from dr. Okawa the national cancer centre they found statistically significant reduction in cancers across-the-board like a hundred and sixty-two thousand people in the state and he was sent over the Nagano prefecture to look for the edible and delicious mushrooms also the empower the immune system against signal from the noise all cancer rates associated with a food the division now between you know foods and medicines is blurred and yet it speaks to Hippocrates in a dinosaur IDs standing that let food be thy medicine medicine to be like food so it's interesting because Physicians have been taught you noticed a monomolecular approached her medicine and now we're realizing that these foods are essential nutrients for the immune system that. it's so interesting that we're learning all this during our lifetime to do you think that they would all be established by now inflammatory response blood rushes to the wound you inflame you have all these these compounds that are being produced by the blood do to suppress an infection but you can over amp the immune system and having a plant a pro flammatory response that can cause lower oxidative stress damage and laterally and so the article that that's just come out with BMC biomed Central we have found that the mice only one across on rice and biopharmx the rice to then produce a unicameral logical response that upregulates was called interleukin-1 are a interleukin-10 these are anti-inflammatory cytokines and so the mycelium doesn't do that the mushrooms didn't do that but the mycelium is bio fermented the rice like 10 pages is transformed or like yogurt from milk because of lactobacillus acidophilus and that transformation then it makes it novel product we found the same thing that they the rice compared to Rice control has no anti-inflammatory properties the mycelium because of the extracellular metabolites changes the rice into a unique logical product that excites the expression of anti-inflammatory compounds while also exciting the immune response so properties the mycelium because of extracellular metabolites changes the rice into a unique gemological product that excites the expression of anti-inflammatory compounds while also exciting the pro immune response so it's a buffered response


    Paul Stamets Describes Bad Trip on Incredibly Dangerous Mushroom
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    when people pick mushrooms and they go out and pick mushrooms the real issue seems to be that there's some mushrooms that are edible that look very close to mushrooms vs. similar to mushrooms that are very poisonous true to the uninitiated and the people who have not learned but once you learn to shantrell you will not miss take it nothing looks like a lion's mane mushroom mushroom is hard to mistake it so there are some look-alikes and with Amanita phalloides bring Angel and with a Paddy straw mushroom which is commonly cultivated collector in Asia many of the mushroom deaths in North America have come from this place but people's but people who come from Asia and because they're secretive in the language barrier in a culture of being wild collector's they then mistake the destroying Angel for iPad he's promising that's a real common mistake there other people who said they will just looked at Apple that's a really dangerous thing to say you have to know species individually and there's a lot of controversy as far as but while he was alive he said that it seems that it's genetically variable seasonally variable print perhaps even environmentally variable all those things are partially true times has a red mushroom with white dots wedding and I trip with my friend on on empty mascara on and and I looked at him and he was foaming at the mouth and I had all these bubbles coming out of his mouth what you look like Calamity Panther Arena arena is a kick-ass mushroom it has five times or more than also remove Somali volcanic acid almost no mas Grande so that the salivation effect of ending muscaria so I have had a very good friend and we are not friends anymore unfortunately but I was in charge of the herbarium at The Evergreen State College and I freeze dried Amanita pantherina they're called cops are brown in color and they have dots very good the panther cop perfectly legal mushroom an extraordinary powerful so I was up living up in Darrington Washington I just cabin I was a logger hippie for a few years and also my friend Dave came up and I had these fries fried mushrooms lighter than me so I thought well my should have two-thirds the omelet right cuz he's lighter than me and so we ate the mushrooms Run 10 and we're living in this cabin but across the creek was a scar Squire Creek Campground and it was the Winnebago people right back then in the 70s I hitchhike across country 13 x Winnebago never pick me up so they're always the enemy stop for entertainment let's go look at the Winnebago people so we was so close I don't know why we drove marcar but we drove the car out of my cabin we went down like a half a mile turn left into the Squire Creek Campground and we park the car and we wanted to go up to a beautiful view spot and so we walked through the Winnebago people and their families and everything else in and we got up onto a ridge and I mean but that we're waiting I was an hour no effect of dance a while maybe these aren't that potent and then right after we said that I looked at Dave and I said that stronger and stronger and stronger oh my God this is getting intense with our get the heck out of here you'll go home where it's safe cuz it's coming on so strong so we come down off this little this little toe and we had to come down to the Winnebago people and then my God and here were walking nothing about that. slow motion every step you're taking you know you feel like this Johnny be moving really slow and and then I came to winnebago's have no end there were hundreds of feet long is my lock the car that's all I had Mikey I look at Mikey and I look at the Lock I want missed pull the key back missed but they've goes you okay I'm fine because you want me to drive when I go no way dude there's no way I want you to drive over and over again and I get into the car I caught my camera and I'm in the car and I'm trying to get my key in that God I didn't get my key and I was not safe to drive and then Dave is going like oh my God or so freaking high right now I go outside with my camera camera text Mike Campbell did this over and over and over again repetitive motion syndrome kicked in and it's a very common symptom of amateur pantherina I dropped my car and dozens and dozens Sublime how did look at the end well it was shattered but you should look up and a whole bunch of people from the Winnebago family community had lined up holding their children in close proximity watching this repetitive motion well I'm just constantly picking my camera so they're watching you for entertainment where you went to watch them for a repetitive motion syndrome and I take one step dropped my camera my day if I brought my camera and I pick up my camera gun Naviance the Vikings were surrounded and outnumbered and there were going to be killed the next day and they ate a whole bunch of endodermis carry-on and a big big soup and Legend has it and it's not been confirmed but this is the legend this word commonly reiterated is that they drank a whole bunch ended muscaria soup and then they went and the next day even though they're massively out number to take off all their clothes in the attack the enemy naked the swords and that's where the word Berserk came from the Berserkers so I'm having this Berserker experience a repetitive motion syndrome and unblock my camera over and over and over again and I looked up and leave parents were holding their children or totally freaking out and I left the doors open in the car and I'm dropping my camera picking it up if my cabin and there's a combination lock on though I don't need a combination lock right now I can barely you know. I'm spending lock back and forth through my phone and then eventually the lock to spontaneously open and I know I fell on the ground I started convulsing and the cool thing about convulsing was it felt good every time I convulsed good this is the weird thing about it I needed to convulse because everytime I convulse I kind of got to reset my neurology and Baseline and then I would have been out of control and then I had this Cascade of prepositional phrase and just before I came to the object of my thought that was einsteinian inside-out have attention and then I will come to the course at the end of that sentence and then I have another 10 I saw death is a as a Perpetual series of Alternatives that never gave me the satisfaction of a conclusive fought and I was just last 12 hours so you recommend Soma for reason is the Soma mushroom it is somniferous that causes some debate as to what's on actually is this guy had to eating a whole bunch of scary on big biker dude and a covered with blood and he's up on a bridge and he was swinging his legs back and forth is above the rocks and I threw himself off the bridge that was only about six or eight feet but it's enough on the boulders down below smash himself on the rocks and then you climb back up on the bridge and he swung his feet from self off the bridge syndrome camera exiled on TV and then they saw a knife its causes temporary insanity causes temporary insanity are wonderful they're peaceful they're loving his empathic oh right by the Amanita mushrooms cause this strange strange sort of behavior that is really potentially dangerous


    Why Paul Stamets Couldn’t Trip on Mushrooms with His Dying Father
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    identify Edibles because I'm hilarious 1973 my dad was coming to visit and one of my one of my people on the floor at this dormitory are they made some marijuana brownies I ate two brownies trying to try to maintain that you know how it is you're trying to look like you're not Stone but you're blitzed out of your gourd and so I wouldn't my dad was like you looking at me really curiously the 1970s and so the next day I said that I got to tell you something I I ate some marijuana oh that's great that you have that kind of communication just before before he died he wanted to trip on mushrooms and and I I turned him down because he was close to the end of his life and he was very religious and I was concerned I would shake his reality trees so severely that he would have questioned his entire life because he was like a Death of a Salesman figure is a tragic life of a loud and the mushrooms could have helped them enormously but I was a concern that he would look back and goes I wasted my life so it was too much of too heavy for me and I may be mine I maybe I'm being selfish because I was trying to protect my own feelings but he wanted to do it he asked me Stanford Medical School at these other conferences that I go to where there's a brain mine conference at Stanford Medical School in the first two sentences they mention Saul 720 neuroscientists Uno and 150 billion dollars in a room and sell-side and was immediately mentioned and what I met some people there that are intergenerational grandparent parents and 18 19 year old child all Journey with mushrooms together their interpersonal relationships they told me you know there's there's no reason for us ever to get mad at each other I just thought that was really powerful wow yeah that is powerful that sounds inconceivable to someone who's never experienced psychedelics but someone has you go yeah I see how you could get there I think this is in many ways the antidote for some of the problems that we're seeing with social media one of the problems we see what social media's this disconnect from The Human Experience disconnect from communication person-to-person communication and this anger and vitriol and look at hate and rage in a tub tacos fantastic talking about white roles do the things that they do they do it because they can excitement sure that ideas just to disturb the fabric and the more disturbance they got that is a measure of their success and provoking a response even if I'm not wedded to it I just want to be able to cause a ripple in the pond and they don't feel significant so they want to do something that they can get some sort of reaction they have a rock they see a window they want to throw it it's it's a natural inclination but stupidest barbaric you know when some people celebrate I'm like okay celebrated not doing s*** not doing s*** for yourself you're not doing s*** for other people you're not improving whatever your art is whatever you're with whatever whatever it is that you you try to do in this life to leave your mark or to contributor to be creative you're not doing that you're trolling does not eat mushrooms whatever whatever it is that you try to do in this life to leave your mark or to contributor to be creative if you're not doing that if you're trolling is not Ultra or should eat mushrooms


    The Parasitic Cordyceps Fungus is Unbelievably Complex!
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    listen to the bring this up but it's growing on something else and that that seems to be part of nature write the sort of symbiotic relationship that some of these mushrooms have with a plan to me that the environment around them that's a really really good point because the mycelium will be found with Abby's when we grew the mycelium on Rice compared to on Birchwood there viruses 10 + 210 the mycelium will Groudon Burch reduce the viruses up to 1001 so that's a natural environment that speaks the fact that there appears to be something that's coding within the ecosystem that excites the mycelium to produce something that is more strongly result in an antiviral activity that's the case with cordyceps as well right cordyceps mushrooms grow on other things this is something that was a big subject of debate because because of cordyceps sinensis is a it's it's it's a mushroom that grows on a worm basically animorph this not that complicated is just two faces of the same coin there's a mushroom fruit body and then there is in perfect form that is a different looking organism but they're actually the same they did have two different Expressions when they all the scientific literature kept on coming over the different Animorphs and when they analyze the the mushrooms not until recently discovered that another fun a group of fungi are chasing the cordyceps sinensis has the fruit body develops other fungi are chasing right behind the other fungus so we have multiple fungi that are actually present in the cordyceps warm is not just one species is multiple species that are are co-occurring chasing each other in the inside the quarter mushroom as fruits so again it just speaks to the complexity of nature so what where should you get your cordyceps Orson for for health benefits of all mixed up now what is what true animal for these scientists using no there's other other ones that hurt her so tell us synopsis of now thought to be the true anamorphic cordyceps sinensis lingo means is there's a mushroom with a whole bunch of other fun jobs are associated with it and when they called her these other funds are they did clinical studies military does not have these issues and so I was your people to cordyceps militaris right now because of course substances that I'll feel course of stenosis issues are still complicated and now adversely thousands of research articles are on all now suspect because no one has a foggiest idea what animorph they were using so how many people are actually working on this data to thousands of researchers and I'm thankful that the Chinese Mycologist sort of ever the ones who finally sorted this out it was a lot of conflict academically there's a lot of big Egos and Academia to their own research and we're all like that and and the challenges went back and forth and fortunately a group of Chinese scientists finally were able to narrow down the argument to understand that everyone was actually doing good culture work they were actually expert Mycologist the right tissue taking it from the right cordyceps mushroom it's just that at that time that a different fungus that was not actually part of the inside of the mushroom that was a mixture of fungi that were racing at different Paces at the mushroom to use it for a performance benefit in the Olympics one of the reasons why on it we developed shroom Tech sport is cordyceps mushrooms peppermint which I love cordyceps for workouts for pre-workout is like wake gives you an extra gear it's really kind of crazy how effective it is especially in combination with B12 and other adaptogens it just has it's a great pre-workout supplement because it doesn't get you jittery at all it's not a stimulant but you have like a little more juice when you exercise and that's one of the things that those high altitude hurting population profound right I like benefits as well so the other the quarter stuff for for athletes has been tried and true and many of these are Animorphs and I mentioned have those properties do for athletes like what dose would you recommend like what you know I was just make sure it's my mycelial base and it's not fruit body-based that they clear evidence is showing the one find out whether something is mycelium mushroom mycelium on on Oliver labels so it and if you were going to take that like if you wanted to take shroom Tech sport if you wanted to make your own concoction you would recommend to grams and then and make sure you had no the chain of custody of where it came from cuz a lot of these companies buying a spot Market you gave me post offense first offense is this yours is your company will support you host events and there's there a website where someone can grab those out as well Muscat ratio as a gerakan just got out of a birch polypore called that the force between us and someone has my talking in it and these are the seven pieces behind but the the evidence for Physicians and people who want to look up peer-reviewed articles the single species have the most elaborated and convincing evidence when you start compounding these so what we're doing we have five or six full-time researcher several PhD in our staff we are again trying to disambiguous are they complexity of all these benefits by looking at once pieces out of time so we're doing this to methodically spending hundreds of thousands of dollars literally a year now I have a hundred and ten employees and I credit my company in order to do research I have no Partners so I can now dedicate the resources to be able to do novel read in order to do research I have no Partners so I can know dedicate the resources to be able to do novel research and we love going up against conventional wisdom because you have to challenge conventional wisdom to see if it's indeed meets the monster


    Why Andrew “Dice” Clay Banned Ari Shaffir from His Home
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    Cumbia and dice to entice Ops for a while it was one of the best feuds after radio fuse get it by the way he likes I stop and Rewind and press pause right there and start recording from there after that have characters Mazda body would show up because you're the following and every time you show up I'm going to give you the evil eye play meet others heads against s*** but the in that way so you can think what you say dices like if someone's it would Stice like in real life and be like what you know what you don't know anybody like him why am I telling you but you have to meet up like that rhymes with a thick gold to go back here to get shorter you know I'm Legit at the gym everyday so he does a lot of videos from the gym cuz he does work out a lot still is at Uncle to get out in the cage who else went with us somebody else went with it I went with you wanted it to the Today Show Vegas you were there two different time and you guys went before the dude we had such a good time this is my new sideburns he's always looking for a goof yeah it's me that would be the thing that gets his gear spinning but that would be at I know what I want to do yeah he wants to do all the time think straight up and up two steps up he can't see your focus active song we saw that God is crazy I called ice on his answering machine was maybe I can just be like f****** whatever the guy never changed I don't think you have to grow up I think people will put pressure on you because they have to grow up taxes you know she's not a deadbeat dad to child abuse to a minimum you said that people just don't be an ass whole Monday is going to die and I hope he dies in the middle of a prank I do people don't realize how hard it make them happy this is good against I will tell you if dice dies on stage and your, can the area and you have to put some when people talked about topic is not a prank you know if you get up there and realize he's dead you should say and then stand up black it's f****** back and then just leave it up there for a while longer you keep it going he would have wanted that way yeah I think so for sure yeah if you would like to walk in pro wrestling Subway sandwich shop that's hilarious great show you have just dice on the road and someone announces him like that everywhere he goes. he said he had a gun it is in his desk drawer and I was like no you don't no way they would never have around your kids because I do and he said he bet me $200 and I'm like you know I don't have $200 I can't make that bet and I do and then he left his thing you just don't look in there I buy furniture and Dives like you're out advanced in the house in the room why you think Freddie did that already did that


    Doctors Used to Taste Their Patients' Pee?? | Joe Rogan and Lindsey Fitzharris
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    is this so this is this is a urine wheel that would have date the medieval. And so that died did was at the doctor could diagnose you according to the color of your urine spoiler alert if your urine is black you're probably in big trouble because someone with diabetes urine taste sweet so they're actually diagnosing and put it in a bowl and they could tell your future and I think they should bring that back like you do at the end of your check totally dehydrated and there's blood in there like yeah bro you ain't going to make it that this guy is the doctor holding the flask is at the doctor image of a doctor holding the flask was sort of the predominant image of a physician off into a certain. Now it's sort of like the stethoscope is the is the object now that we associate with doctors but but oh my God something we should bring back tarot card readers one of his prophets has problems are basing it on something I know there's so many images of the doctor holding the flag


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the "Angry Bus Driver" Video
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    f*** that up we thought we were recording we're saying how bird is the only person we know who's both funny and a great promoter like usually get one of the other and get someone is really funny but we're talking about birds all this is being recorded hurt Bert and don't disturb me the most cuz I remember this one at all he would do a bunch of stupid s*** and get injured but he's really getting hurt kid who's with Gracie I think part of it is also going along with it enjoying these got take the offensive f*** that was killed ever see that he's played duck twice possum twice a video that I showed you this Bridget phetasy showed me it's a video of this guy who's on a school bus and it is it is it a little kid off the school bus screaming at him and then a bunch of people like what the f*** are you doing man you can't I realized this little kid like a lunch box and everything is actually a grown midget and he's pretending that he's a little kid hanging out with these little kids and the bus driver found it through the look at her eyes face look like when they say that he's not a kid and his lunch box and he grabs them throws them yeah it's crazy cuz he's got a Nissan truck off a little kid body people ready to call the cops yeah and then they get to him to see hey you okay now watch this big that's crazy why do we bring that up while we were talking about that that's a great question I don't know what that was that's a great question I don't know what that was


    Ari and Joe Watch Legion of Skanks Slapboxing
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    right now what I know know what I'm saying too many people that have real problems with their head really yes a lot of Fighters like post-career are having a real struggles not it's no joke man you got to know when to stop and head injuries it acts like his unnatural fulcrum always f****** wait on your head I think you're probably the thing about it is you're trying to avoid Cuts that's what had gears good for it's good for your warning, okay being get locked up with a punch or kick wearing headgear big gloves help a little bit of the gloves still get your f****** brains rattled triplets translate turn talk show that says his mom's worried about him was amazed worried about you yeah always in script would you let your horses outside of your negative thinking about it he's going to super wide yeah he's got big bones at Jay yeah and they kept rolling Blunts and passing around and I was and I had to pronounce some Russian names 2 hours later in Ocala for the way of yah slap fighting Jeremiah call Jeremiah Jeremiah just let him up is Al class 530 pounder a slap fight a real slap fight some guys playing silly stop boxing don't get confused looking up he's waiting he's putting his hand out there is Pine and Lewis throws these combination Jeremiah's waiting for a little bit I can't help it when I close it says yeah I need to get real close Jeremiah circling that's a good move as well but Louis is closing the distance he looks very angry if he's going back to his roots God so I just kept doing around so he's got his back turned and s*** this is hilarious I'm so glad these guys are alive Louis is relaxing a little bit more now he's starting to use some technique that was some nonsense or did you just punch them do the Sudanese is he slapping to the body or a body can't help it if he's uneducated problem who won that fight he's on he's got his heels the first round second round eye steak was Awash most definitely not I didn't judge it no more simple as f*** his face is raw oh my God I have to have a rematch Open Hands Open Hands hitting your eyeball you going to scratch your f****** I owe you can never rely injury do something up close I agree that is the best way to get past date someone don't do it though and what do you need to win you have things on this one thing I always hated about headgear you put them on you can't see things here in here good your window of your field of you gets narrowed becomes a problem when you get close you don't see where punches are coming you don't see what state are anything, but unless you train with them on the train with them on maybe you could do it but I don't know what you said was still Cuts you down to get also just touch your goggles with their face when we get there sweat all over your goggles and you wouldn't be able see is good because a good Technic I only be able to take you down strongly of this is nonsense for salmon REI this Meetup smearing each other as f****** gone they were just trying to justify between you and Lewis UFC fights he's a big fellow though


    Joe Rogan on Instagram Hiding Likes
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    controversy this week two Instagrams to take the lights away from you got for a post reviews you can see it off but I can't see how many likes you got if you put up a picture and your picture got 40000 likes I can never see that they can still make their money off it Drive advertising dollars into giving money direct of Instagram instead of people being able to people making sure tons of money off your platform just by posting things hey this is my new butt cream or whatever the f*** you're selling and they don't even get a piece of that they got to be like a million dollars a month and f****** bandwidth probably way more than that actually and live videos and s*** to get upload videos it's got to be millions and bandwidth for every month and then I can know that I get it you know if you have a screenshot of your phone I'd like the percentage of like uptick in Revenue my butt doctors a guy to just specialize in Black jobs better Instagram made them they put them on the map being on Instagram so leaving to go to the supermarket to put makeup on that put a nice nice clothes on their always look in the back cuz they weren't to a friend they might get uploaded a tough time to be frumpy you know if you're a gal there's a lot of competition out there and there's a lot of these hoes go for it okay go for it they're pulling their panties aside and at 38% of their pictures you know I mean there's a lot a lot of likes strong competition out there now they changing the bar if your gal there's a lot of competition out there and there's a lot of these hoes go for it okay don't dig go for it they're pulling their panties aside and it's 38% of their pictures you know I mean there's a lot a lot of lectures strong competition out there now they're changing the bar


    Why Does a Destructive Drug Like Alcohol Get a Pass?
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    crazy Rich respect imagining were we let's do a little ranking thing here we have three vices and I know exactly what you're going to be going with us but we have three things we want to prioritize dope alcohol okay what you say goes ranked week so right now with the way we have dealt with these is smoking is becoming the most taboo of those three cigarettes and alcohol is the one that we have to at least Innovations about right that it should be alcohol should be the most taboo marijuana should be actually not exactly backwards it should be alcohol the most taboo cigarettes the second most marijuana the third that's how I would completely upside down for some people like there's a terrible things are happening when you smoke cigarettes but every time cigarette or two before shows like I smoked or two I've never smoked two in a row but I smoked a cigarette before I've done shows like Dave Chappelle getting one of his cigarettes recently Tony Hinchcliffe give me a cigarette I'm not a cigarette smoker but there's something cool about the headrush that you get when you smoke a cigarette I hesitate to say that this is a person who's done a lot of drugs I've done a lot of smoke a lot of pot and I've done psychedelics and talk about them openly I have hesitation stop telling people that I've enjoyed a cigarette because because it's so they think it's so bad for you it's it's it's I think when I talk about doing mushrooms I think mushrooms are good for you I think it makes you freaked out I think it it illuminates parts of your Consciousness that I think a lot of people guard and protect and shield and I think sometimes doing something that breaks down those walls is good for you ultimately over all this little bit of an inch . but I think you learn something about the normal State of Consciousness I don't think you learned much when you smoke cigarettes I just think there's just a little bit of a Head Rush that you get out of it but I know so many people that are sick from cigarettes only people that can't quit them so many people have died from cancer mean I personally have known several people that have died from cancer from smoking cigarettes so I hesitate and saying it but I don't want to be dishonest I've had them I don't smoke cigarettes bought a pack of dutches cigar smoke cigars I like them sometimes I just think it's a terrible it's a terrible thing to get hooked on and I would say the same thing with alcohol I know people that have had real problems with alcohol that have been alcoholics and they have to go to meetings and you know there are 12 step programs and you know I would never offer them a drink but if you said hey let's do a shot right now let's celebrate with it is a wonderful have a glass of whiskey I can have a glass of whiskey and not drink again it doesn't bother me. I don't have that whatever that is some people do I hesitate hesitate and glorifying that two and four young people scared the s*** out of me if I see that probably drank for the first time when I was probably like I was in high school I think it's probably 14 or 15 first time I ever got drunk with my friend so you know we had a hold of some Jack Daniels something and maybe throw up Ronaldo drinking age friends you know listening to Classic Rock and getting drunk and Boston butt the it's it's something I occasionally enjoy enjoy alcohol I like having a drink of wine with a glass of wine with a meal I like having a drink with friends occasionally but I don't have a problem with it and I know people do and so I I feel weird talking about it knowing those people that do have a problem hot though the people that have a problem with pot it's rare and it's usually people that have some sort of a nun and I do believe they're there is an issue with people having some sort of an underlying schizophrenic issue that could come from especially high doses if they smoke a lot of pot in one night they can have a schizophrenic episode I've actually seen it particular from Edibles of seeing it but that's to me that's solutely the least happy when I think there's a lot of benefits to pot in pot makes you more sociable I think it makes you friendlier maybe some people get paranoid from it but I think that's what that really is is the marijuana is Illuminating how vulnerable you actually are and that we protect ourselves from this overwhelming existential angst that you get when you get high on pot and people say and we just somehow another make it to look how old you 5652 we made it I made it home safe somehow or another despite all the parent paying attention not looking at their phone and now it's like it's very Skies flying over the skies were very vulnerable all the time just diseases and not to mention you know number one people who make alcohol help get a free ride it's incredible to me. Like if I said to you that I was on the board of Philip Morris you would say that's pretty screwed up where is there snow in terms of the amount of social damage what alcahueta Anheuser-Busch has created has produced a hundred times the social damage than what Lamar's is produced tapped noticed except alcohol advertising and sponsorship but you go to a college football game and you know Bud Light will have will be an active sponsor of the event will have some huge relationship with the school this is crazy it's crazy this is causing so many problems love it because it's socially acceptable to worry about repercussion cuz we would never have Marlboro Marlboro a good example of how messy we are whether they would never have Marlboro Marlboro where is a very good example of how messy we are


    Malcolm Gladwell's Mind-Blowing Theory About Crime Shows
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    which Comics are not do your taste I'm not saying that you don't like I mean that are not to your taste that is whose humor just doesn't kind of not paying any attention things I don't like yeah just slide right out of my brain on the floor and I'm not interested in Domino's younger and stupider worrying about things I don't like being upset things I don't like well that sucks why do people like that what the f*** is wrong with them and then realizing what a gigantic waste of resources that is a huge waste of energy I don't care anymore victimizing Zen yai try show me and it's not I'm deciding it's not a hundred percent it's it's constantly working process but my philosophy is rooted in some sort of a pragmatic understanding of how my own brain works like you don't have so much time and you don't have so much energy and if you're wasting your time on things that you don't like that have nothing to do with you if people like something like it in this how I feel about music and and movies and so many things are so many things that I just don't like them at all but some people do I mean you know some people want that I think the music is dogshit but they'll have a full Staple Center people rocking out I must be wrong it's not me it's not them just like everyone's different people have different taste some people like really cheesy rom-coms they like it they really enjoy it they seek comfort in this movie where you know it's going to work out now it's going to it's not like in the end of f****** meteors going to land on the building and kill everybody and the screen is going to Splatter with Blood Cuz you know their bodies explode you not going to see that in this movie and this movie everything's going to work out great feeling about Law and Order what am I what am I do we get you through your well everyone knows exactly how every one of those shows is always going to turn out right I want to get to minute 47 and then just go on some Savage you turn that just appalls at Outriggers absolutely the villain that will actually be one of the prosecutors that's what we'll do or something along those lines and every episode ends like No Country for Old Men style or the it's over like what the fuc in those they're comforting and that people know that the bad guys going to get caught in the good guy I don't know any men who watch them that they are do something they're actually for women and there are a very comforting kind of reassuring fantasy about how the world works that you that you know they're the system is so complicated about these kinds of things is conceptually a world in which there is no Law and Order The Man shows up and imposes personally Law & Order on the territory that community so there is also a Eastern was in Eastern and Eastern is a place where a by contrast is a story where there are straight was four types Eastern is where there is a Law & Order institution to justice but they are I have been subverted by people from within so in Easton would be the Serpico is in eastern it's a crooked cop who is it the Bad Apple who has a no screwed up The Hollywood movies are the Northern is the case where Law & Order exists and Law & Order is morally righteous system works good show Law & Order is a northern it's a functioning apparatus of Justice which reliably and actually produces the retina correct result in confronting criminality every single day when it's on TV the southern is where the the entire we all John Grisham novels are sudden they are where the entire apparatus is corrupt and where the reformer is not an Insider but an outsider so end in every John Grisham novel to stay jaundice must be clear from the same premise which is the system is rotten to the core and only this white knight who comes in from the outside can save us so in the western there is no system in the northern does system is fantastic in the in the Eastern the system is reformed from within but in the southern the system has to be reformed from without that's my complicated place all art about Law & Order about the criminal world comes into one of these four categories and the so the Brits love the northern so what is you know all of the the famous British detective stories on some there's no there's never a case where there's a rotten cop who's selling out every is there a modern version of the western because Westerns all seemed to take place between the time of like 15 1618 I challenge you to find a police officer in a WeChat novel they're not reach her is a retired the hero is a retired army investigator anymore they just roaming around the country solving crimes on his own and you he'll confront some massive criminal conspiracy and he never calls the cops right that's the whole premise that's so Western you can't call the cops in the classic Western because it's okay not to be found we found during Montana on the border with Richard it's a it's a 21st century Western so he doesn't call the cops cuz he doesn't feel like it amazing


    Malcolm Gladwell: How to Tell if Someone is Blackout Drunk
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    don't know too much about the actual is there a difference between the way different alcohol affects is the does the wine alcohol actually affect you buy volume by by by the actual percentage of alcohol does it affect you differently than beer or differently than whiskey or different tequila is that some people say so if I drink tequila I get crazy like people always have the steward but is that true if you have you had a cert percentage of alcohol in the alcohol concentration is it all the same in the end because for me wine makes me warm and friendly and it makes me sleepy and it made me in it doesn't make me energetic whiskey makes me crazy like I think it's a crazy driving when people drink shots of Jack Daniels they just want to go through it makes want to do dumb things shots in particular makes me want to do dumb things makes people get crazy makes people loud that makes people Irish right yes yeah and I could be dark Irish if you looked at me and you will ya I'm William you know I am a reserved English and Jamaican Jamaicans not big drinkers in the same kind of people black students drink and get drunk markedly less than white kids real differences in drinking Behavior by race in the ad age Asian students drinking is like a culture more hits yeah I mean getting f***** up is celebrated in white culture will this you know in my book The I talked about all the strange things that have happened with drinking patterns on campus and I was struck induna chapter I was interested in that connection between drinking and drunkenness in sexual assault on campus they will tell you that you almost never see one of these cases where both parties aren't drunk which doesn't explain them entirely but it's a huge factor in making sense of what happens when you dig into that you see these things really weird patterns I was in college I did not know and I went to college in Canada population I did not know a single person the trunk and then now if you talk to a 20 year old college student in America they will name friends of theirs who get blackout drunk on a weekly basis what is the drinking age in Canada and what was it when you were in college when I was 18 I think that might be a big factor I've been talking to friends about this about Europe about how in Europe particularly in Italy and France you're allowed to drink wine at a very young age and the taboo aspect of a forbidden fruit all that goes away it's just it's a I don't think young kid should be drinking cuz I think it's terrible for brain development but I think there's a thing and keeping them from drinking or making it illegal where it becomes so taboo and so intoxicating that they can't wait until they can legally do it or they try to get ahold of it before it's legal and it has a certain excitement to it. it doesn't have in parts of Europe giving it up kind of soon as all kinds of the things that are new are way less. Way more hard liquor hard liquor when I was in school and 95% of what we drank was beer or tequila or vodka in our party's beer kegs keg parties do you got to be here you got to get to like I forgot what exact number that's had drinks or something Wills Point you going to blow like 1/8 or something I forgot with us some magic number where people that for everybody cuz some people they just get gerbil eyes there's some dudes still have a couple of drinks and they get shark eyes you know that those dark yet like expressionless eyes like a man he still here just wandering around like like like a person with doll eyes there's nothing in there Packers just at what point is your hippocampus shut down and you cease to be able to have the ability to make memories that's just that's a very narrow clinical explanation of so they may be a whole different set of manifestations of drunkenness that have to do with it alcohol's effect on other parts of your brain and pass a certain blood alcohol concentration hippocampus just goes offline essentially just pulled so nothing is coming in is being stored wow so you can continue to communicate I could be placard right now but does it vary with people does it the number of well so yeah 6 or something like that if you think of the if the the love the level legal over for drinking for driving is .08 I think it's roughly 2x that level and most people at that level will be at risk will have at least the beginnings of memory impairment so that feeling when you get really drunk at a party and you can only remember bits and pieces of what happened that night that's because you're your hippocampus was at your moment of pecan Haitian your hippocampus was starting to shut down and just wasn't taking any new new member it's really interesting to because some of our most interesting minds and some of the best communicators relied on alcohol heavily like and it made that like pigeons made it made him a more interesting Communicator when he was drunk and he would have a drink you know I mean right like you'd be on Bill Maher you could tell if it was lit and and and he was so Alec that's so articulate but that beautiful phrasing and so remember though that's his interesting point in a crucial point about blackout which is your hippocampus does necessarily control your your how articulate you are how fluid your speeches it's just about memory so Hitchens could have been the most articulate person in the world and just and but the next morning he would not have remembered a single thing you said on Bill Maher I'm assuming if he was how many stories in the literature about what people were discovering blackout in the 50s and they would do it be stories like they would some guy would come in would wake up in Las Vegas and he would say what am I doing in Las Vegas would see his clothes hanging in the closet wood reconstruct and is expected very story was told in the middle one of the big site the medical journals in the 50s the guy reconstrux he's a Salesman living in Lake Saint Louis who gets really really drunk and then is hippocampus shuts down and he continues to function so it goes gets his car drive to the airport by plane ticket goes to Vegas does his notice and then like two days later Vegas that is two days two days I could be black out right now and still communicate you wouldn't know it until I can't tell whether you have a headache got a party using someone's blackhat asking the same question over and over again and see if they respond like say why you asked me so I would say we did you say your recorder Irish and still have like a tiny memory has just asked me that the hippocampus doesn't shut down all at once so what did they shut down slowly so let's imagine we're both doing shots so after we're doing shots of tequila there's a point where things start to get hazy so you might remember that I asked you that question will you might not and then as we keep drinking in our blood alcohol levels get higher and higher at a certain point your hippocampus will completely like the off switch has been thrown so it goes from being sluggish and impaired to just being down like and what brings it back fall to the point where they can work again so you fall asleep and over the course of 8 hours of sleep you know your alcohol is processed by your liver blood alcohol Falls to be socially acceptable drug they give it to you for free in a place where you can gamble which is really sneaky that's why the weird laws how socially acceptable drug and then the Vegas thing where they give it to you for free in a place where you can gamble which is really sneaky that's one of the weird laws ever that a person could literally lose their house while they're blackout drunk


    Malcolm Gladwell on The Problem with Reading Minds | Joe Rogan
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    I have this thought about how much culture shifted through the internet and how much cultural shift again in the even more astronomical way once we can read minds and I don't think we're far away from that I think we're a few decades away from some technology that allows people to establish intent in to see thoughts and I think they very that there's some sort of theoretical work they're doing on this right now and there's there's different models of they're trying to achieve I think that's going to eliminate a lot of the b******* of communication and I think it's going to happen really quickly just like Google server eliminates a lot of the b******* of people telling stories about something at some of those why what happened wait a minute what year and they can find out where you can where we can see intent and we can read minds I don't think we're far away from that this neural link thing but Eli much is very few lines very hush-hush about these different sort of electronic brain interfaces that they're trying to experiment with yeah I wouldn't wouldn't you worry be that if we read were able to read someone's thoughts intentions what we would in fact discover is even more maybe what's inside my head right now are 35 different thoughts and intentions Waring at with each other murder scenarios yes at this very moment God knows how many scenarios swirling around my head about what should I say next and why is my intention to try to make you laugh to impress you to piss you off to disagree with you to agree with you I mean it we can go on and on remind yes yes curious about I do my mind is such a mess and there's so much chaos going on there I want to know what's going on other people's I want to know how f*****-up am I or am I normal is it so standard is my fear people have said in the moment that turn out to be wrong and badly wrong and one of the things that I have learned as an adult is too deeply distressed those kinds of reactions and to wait and it'll happen in my case I'm still waiting takes a long time I'm the kind of person who sometimes a month will pass and I will think back on a situation and I'll think I'll my God totally misunderstood that chance to or whatever. Comment if someone made that I saw was stupid is in fact extremely thoughtful and insightful this will happen weeks months later whatever if you were able to read my mind in the moment you would judge me for my mistake and not give me an easy way to correct it and it was you would trap me in like what is this would have had a reaction to something you said in this conversation and then I'm driving back to LA tonight and I think I'll actually do that's really interesting and thought about the time I don't want you to short-circuit my learning process about you I want I want to give me the privacy of my my 6 hours of thinking about what you said and allow me give me that kind of time to come to a reasoned insightful conclusion about how I feel that's interesting but we're talking then about only one person having the tech cuz if you both have the technology and it wouldn't be any issue you wouldn't be a confusion as to why someone was saying something you'd be a much clearer path to understanding the thought process in there 10 behind it one person has it right then yeah I get it so I can read your mind but they're both people have it one of the things that would be fascinating about this is one at one of things about forbidden words is forbidden words carry with them intent they have automatic content right but you can say the exact same word and have different intent behind it if we could understand clearly what your intent is then taboo words would automatically become meaningless it wouldn't mean if it is not about sound you may song about forbidden sounds what it's about his thoughts and what you're trying to convey and what's happening to you as a human being who are you like what what what is your process for the way you communicate with your process for the way you're trying to develop these thoughts in your mind and express them to people well part of the problem with that is language right and part of the problem with making certain aspects of our language forbidden is you limit people's ability to call play communicate and express themselves in certain ways I think that alone just eliminating that alone eliminated in confusion and also highlighting you know you can highlight reel problems with people's thoughts in the way people communicate but also eliminate many problems so it's all he doesn't mean that like you could see what you mean literally see the thoughts let me let me get let me throw another complicating Factor it still leaves the question of cultural context of reference profoundly complicate our attempt to understand other people and so you're aware I have some kind of window into your thinking an intention I still need to know idea of the the cultural kind of rules of the road that you use to be different from mine fasting experiment which is done with Korean and American college students adults and what I do is I give you three circles paper circles and one is past when is present when its future and I say those are three concepts represent those three concepts with the circles so the American kid has present in the middle future over on the right at 3 Independence Circle the grandkid Futsal piles all three circles on top of each other now what does that mean I don't know what that means something interesting these three mode the way that we are experienced with a very different set of assumptions so maybe so I think of florists along time ago but if I'm Korean maybe the Civil War is his present in My Kind Of Consciousness as something that happened last week is that dude that's not what that means I'm not exactly sure I'm so guessing cuz I don't know that I haven't fully investigated the point is you know those rules cuz those rules are sorting out how people so this is only I'm not dissing this notion of that you're talking about I'm saying that it needs to have another layer as well or cultural cultural are alerts me to hell you're organizing experience


    How Bernie Madoff Fooled Everyone w/Malcolm Gladwell | Joe Rogan
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    when you make the title of this book talking to strangers are you do you have a goal that you're trying to achieve you trying to illuminate certain aspect of communication be trying to highlight issues that people had with the stories like the Michael Brown story or bad at you no like palestrina book of the Larry Nassar case in Michigan State which ones I'll ask the guy over the doctor for the gymnastics oh yeah while he is abusing their kids and they don't see it the kids saying something weird happened in the parents are dismissing it so I wanted to that's a good example of a phenomenon that I wanted to try and explain which is how is that possible how come we think we know someone and be so completely wrong how can you take your kid to a doctor and think the doctor is in fact what he's doing is abusing your child in front of you right and that's a very similar kind of problem to Bernie Madoff people invested their life savings with this guy not not little old ladies in Dubuque sophisticated Savvy incredibly intelligent investors handed over millions of dollars to this guy who was not even the Madoff fraud was so outrageous 100% sociopath fraud yes and people over the course of 20 years wrote check after check after check after check to him thinking was this building investor did my favorite story in the middle of chapter is the greatest hedge fund in the world is Renaissance Technologies these are the guys out in Long Island who have had like 30% returns for 25 years they're like all PhD Arduino AIG and they found themselves and they're all Geniuses so they look a lot like that doesn't make any sense to me that's like what should we do we have 30 million dollar steak in a van. We don't understand what the guys doing and you would think logically they would sell their steak they don't cuz it's returning what is the best what I was going to stand like they can't even you know this is no Shine the truth which is this idea from a researcher call Tim Devine which is human beings were trusting engines we are evolved to give people the benefit of the doubt and once you understand that and why do we do that because it's the right move 99% of the time most people are being truthful and if you have is your strategy I'm going to believe what people say it makes you fantastic friend a wonderful person to work with it means that you can you know skate through the world with a minimum of fuss right because they are suspicious if we evolved because that makes your life easier but the best part of human people want to mate with you like if you want to talk about who passes on their genes nice people pass a child with a crazy suspicious paranoid person or a loving trusting person you choose the loving trusting person 100% of time so paranoid jeans they're different they may be smarter than the rest of us but they're not constructed differently their inclination is to believe people are like well I don't know I said he's a good investor s*** ton of money you cannot point to an unsophisticated investor on the list of people who lost the most money from every one of the most part and that's what happened well he when you realize what a sociopath you actually was is in the interviews after he's caught or he's demanding certain things and complaining about certain things he doesn't seem to have any remorse and he wants better treatment he wants better food he doesn't seem to have any remorse that he's you know literally Rob people their retirement ruined the last part of their lives or they thought they were going to have a considerable sum of money to sit back and just enjoy their grandchildren know now they're broke the other another poor now they have to figure out a way to get behind heat he doesn't give a shitt he doesn't infect what's weird is so many things weird about that one of them is we forget that he doesn't get caught he turns himself in because and his clients are losing so much money on their legit Investments that they go to man up and say can I have some of my money back from you I got to pay off all the stuff I've done that has gone sour so like in effect no one ever caught him he gets caught by a once-in-a you know one-in-a-million circumstance where he's the only one making any money for his clients to bamboozle most sophisticated people in the world to the tune of billions of dollars for 25 years and only gets caught because we had a once-in-a-lifetime financial meltdown isn't the rationalist Nevada that we should all be Bernie Madoff around and he ran a Ponzi scheme he spent a lot of it and how did his son's not catch on to this cuz they're not being so it's an open question of how much they do how much anyone else knew the older I get the more I believe in the powers of particularly within within the family denial is something now I don't find it hard to believe so your ability I've now heard so many stories of you know a parent is some kind of monster and family members just won't see it. Just can't bring themselves to go that so did they know something everyone knew there was something slightly fishy in what horseshit they thought that she was so there was some people thought that he actually had Investments but he was there was a suspicion for assembly was front-running that because he had a larger business managing the the deal flow in the NASDAQ that he would get Advanced word of where money was flowing and he would jump ahead of the queue buy stocks before the people did and profit off the massacro so it was a feeling that he had a dubious kind of a legitimate strategy that nonetheless legitimately made him a lot of money so he will like well as long as he can get away with it and I can profit off it I'm fine trade orders from scratch I think they took I can't remember the exact number I think they got get to Confederates I think he went down with him that's it I think that's what it was recorded somehow on a phone or something after who's in jail we was talking about trying to get me back from one of his biggest investors the guy had gotten like a billion dollars from him over the years you not giving you s*** and you know that then this is crazy conversation where he's basically telling this guy look you knew this was b******* and you were making money off this and now you know play Mister Mister Stewart plus to a m a a hypothetical scenario hope you have a friend whose incredible salesman and is gone around Europe into Sally irregular and raised a 20 million dollar fund 20 billion dollar fund and they're promising a 20% return a year on your investment right so we give him a million you getting $20,000 a year back from this thing you know it's all bulshit the rational thing for you to do is to take your on your million-dollar investment is to take the $200,000 that is made made in quotation marks every year out of the fund so you say most people know when you invest in stocks and only what you do is you check the box I want my I want any dividends ordings reinvested in the fund don't check the box take the real cash so if you're messing with this phony friend of yours for 20 years going to get $200,000 a year for 20 years that's four million dollars you will make 4 million clear of your out of your 1 million initial investment in in 20 years right that's smart if you know what's going on so that's what some people did Wiz winners of this whole thing with those people is not real that money is coming from other investors in feelings being made actually what happens with them like if a guy does make all these millions of dollars like that one guy he had to soap and give some of the back yes it would happen Tuesday and point remember the appointed after the Scandal breaks and made of is invested they bring in a kind of supervisor supervisor who has the power to clawback winnings from money took cash off the table so but not everyone had to call back in the question was how far back do we go so if you were investing if you were messing with me. 25 years ago and you took you know 10 million off the table between 1990 and 1993 due to give that up to like it gets complicated also how can you prove that he was doing the same activity back then conversation with somebody had recorded Madoff talking to this guy now and I'm lucky got to give that money back if you don't have any understanding of it it's like a foreign language and so you're hoping that all these jeans scampi duped all these people throwing their tickets up in the air and everybody that's really good buy-sell they'll know what's going on you don't know what's going on but hey there's a lot of things you know that they don't know and this is just how the world Works turns out no turns out the people that were involved in this crazy very difficult to understand thing didn't know it either like they barely can understand it and this guy was just stealing money in some weird way and if the stock market crash if we didn't have some sort of depression who knows how he might still be in operation today 2008 there's a very very strong possibility that it would still be going to keep surviving is to take enough money to cover withdrawals billion dollar hedge fund and that's imagine there's a billion and withdrawals coming out every year he's got to raise a billion if you're burning you already have 50 something hard to raise another and took me because he had people all around the world and was given the huge fees to raise money for him so that's the other way that the people who had I forgot what it was but you would be say you're you're you're Joe the Financial guy in Zurich you have a whole bunch of wealthy European clients don't even left Revy rev million you raise for Bernie Bernie would let you keep I forgot what it was a hundred grand at the next place that's real money that's got to be strange so what can be learned in terms of communication from The Bernie Madoff story well the Bernie Madoff story and the all the all of these was an investigation of human beings that you know we know how to figure out if someone tells you they are good at spotting Liars there's a 99% chance that they're lying people parade through this office right now the studio right now and every one of them made it statement in front of you and summer long is only tell the truth and I asked you Joe tell me who's lying is not accuracy rate your success rate would be 52 to 54% better than chance you might as well flip a coin if you don't and if that's not about you anyone in that chair watching these people parade in front of us is going to do a sled you did better than chance and the reason why is there are a small fraction of people who are such epically bad Liars in that chair watching these people parade in front of us is going to do a slight bit better than chance in a reason other than chance is there are a small fraction of people who are such epically bad Liars


    Joe Rogan | What If Police Didn't Have Quotas? w/Malcolm Gladwell
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    yeah the Power Trip aspect of it I mean you can avoid often said what would they do you know cuz they're certain at the certain areas where police officers to have quotas we have to write a certain amount of tickets will they do if no one broke the law for 6 months they're glorified Revenue collectors they're pulling people over trying to write huge tickets in at Billy's North Carolina where you're talking about that's got this creepy law that they recent I think they recently changed it where you're allowed to just confiscate people's money cuz if you see like I pull you over hey Malcolm why do you have $3,000 on you that you going to buy heroin or by illegal guns or whatever and then most of that money wound up going to the police department so they used it to like build a f****** gym for the cops or whatever means literally had an incentive to keep the money and is that North Carolina that they did that Carolina people are up in arms and Furious that you know their money has been stolen people on the way to buy a car for instance you know and that they get pulled over in a couple just take all the money this is what I talked a little bit about the Ferguson case in my book it later on tonight this is what Ferguson was ultimately about the focus in the Ferguson case was whether the officer in that case is Darren Wilson what he did and didn't do to Michael Brown but the real story when the Robert Jesse's investigated story is not being kind of dinos to it is it that's that the police department in Ferguson was being run as a revenue-generating arm of the city government and people in city government were directing the activities of law enforcement to maximize revenue and this is incredible stories of a story where there's a guy who's just been playing basketball and he's sitting in his car parked by the basketball court like Cooling cop roles in pulls up behind him and end up writing a tickets including diffuser the guy being a pedophile gets him for one of his he gets in putting a false name on his driver's license when his driver's license his real name was like Michael and his driver's license head Mike like that's the level of hate tickets right that was routine practicing a kid like Michael Brown in Ferguson is gets really angry at law enforcement because law enforcement was a completely discredited institution in that city as they had been basically praying they've been praying on the on the low-income community of that town so of course relationships between the population in the lower ab one of the reasons I want to read this book was that the kind of conversations we have around these things Frozen's great example 95% of the conversation by Ferguson which is about trying to break down what happened between the koppen Michael Brown and the issue when we finally look at it and systemic matter because it's not about that is about a system that I've been in place for years and years and years and years when which the the the American population of town had been preyed upon by the deep the African American population of town had been preyed upon by the police department that is the broader and you cannot come to an understanding of what happened with Michael Brown until you willing to engage that case on that much more broader systemic level


    The Curious Death of Sandra Bland w/Malcolm Gladwell | Joe Rogan
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    the Sandra Bland case to fit in because down one that the girl was pulled over the cop was Taps sheet was failure to signal right and she started lighting cigarettes he told it told her to put the cigarette out and it all escalated from that she said she doesn't have to put the cigarette out and then he says he's going to light her up he's screaming at her he pulled her out of car he rests her and now is there controversy about whether or not she committed suicide in jail because it seemed that seemed unlikely that she was killed that you supposed to Yes it seemed likely that she was killed versus she committed suicide I didn't think that someone would commit suicide being in jail for 3 Days specially one of things that you highlighted in the book and you actually played in the audio version of it her little affirmations you know and choose to sound very positive and upbeat and calling everybody kings and queens and it was everything thanking God and being very thankful and being aware of of life and humility and it just graciousness and gratitude it didn't seem I mean obviously don't know then what kind of dark things can happen to a person when they're incarcerated for 3 days for a bulshit reason maybe that's the straw that broke the back but she did have you know she had a complicated emotional history she had previously I tried to commit suicide and she had she was emerging from a quite a difficult. In your life and went to Texas to start a new leaf and so there is an interpretation like I said only have strong feelings on this particular part of the story but there's an interpretation it says woman whose emerged from very difficult. Your life goes leave shoes shoes in Illinois driver's app across the country to start over and on the first day that she arrives in Texas to start over she gets pulled over by a cop mod she had thousands of dollars and outstanding tickets so she had a history of this b******* stuff with cops wear the same trap that many poor people to get into which is they get the police use people as an ATM right things when they can't find when they can't pay Define they get another fine and when you know you have that goes she was part of in that trap so she is trying to start over after difficult time and then she's in jail and she can't make bail and you know there's a scenario where you can see that she just began to despair don't they take away your shoelaces and do all town taxes are they doing things by the book in to kill someone get away with it requires a level of expertise and forethought that struck me was not present in that little town in Texas I mean a serious I'm not I don't do nothing I do not think indecision of people playing chess right I think they encountered it with this cop and he's not very good at his job and he gets way over his head and completely misread sir and he pulls rocket Republic deeply regrets incident and they're all embarrassing sitting around and hoping it'll just all go away I mean while she's all alone in a prison cell spiraling deeper and deeper into depression I mean it's I think it's almost more tragic that she came as soon as she committed suicide it's insane that you can keep someone in jail for 3 days for failure to Signal it seems like there should have been an initial review of the circumstances that led to her getting pulled out of the car in the first place and cops have been fired immediately this is your screaming at her because she lit a cigarette in her own car on campus property she rolls through a stop sign and then he notices that she's got out-of-state plates and she's young black woman and she driving Hyundai McDonough Mercedes-Benz any thinks I'm going to check this out Steven exit or something I bet it goes like she pulls over to get out of his way and he goes you didn't use your turning signal or signal he wanted to get her situation but it's all pretext you just once he think so maybe there's something weird with her so then we have this on tape is in this is one of them since I was captured he goes back to his car and he comes back to her and he later says in the deposition that when he goes back to his to his vehicle to check on her license and registration begins to develop suspicions that she's up to no good she's got drugs or guns and so she comes back and it commenced to have this increasingly heated conversation and she lights the cigarette because she's trying to calm herself down and this is my point in Yoruba people smoked all the time know that one of the principal functions of lighting cigarette was to calm your nerves and in her mind I think in her mind she's trying to signal to the cop let's deescalate this and I'm one of the ways I'm going to show you that I wanted to take a moment and light a cigarette and just take it down a notch and let's have a real conversation he doesn't understand the meaning of that gesture except when she's messing with me she's defying my authority by lighting cigarette she's going to blow smoke in my face or something you know nefarious or she's going to like take the light cigarette and put it out of my weird crazy fantasies ways in which he completely misunderstands her and one of them is it doesn't understand the meaning of lighting a cigarette in a moment of tension and that's still more evidence why you need if you're a cop or anyone dealing with a stranger you need to slow down and not jump to any conclusions because it would seem to me while I listen to it initially and then I was through it again and your audiobook there's a thing that happens with police officer I've never been a police officer but I was a security guard for a brief. Of time and I recognize it in myself and I recognized in a lot of people that I work with is that you start treating the other people like the other like us and them it was us discovered that great great Woods it's a performance center in Mansfield Massachusetts like this and we would catch lot of people smuggling booze and things like that and there was go to that you got and I was only there for one summer but there's an attitude of they were they were the bad people and you were the good guys it was us and them and we stuck together and they weren't us and cops get that a hundred times worse because there's guns involved and they can get shot at we've all seen videos of cops pulling people over and he says can I see your hands please and guy pulls out a gun and shoot them we've all seen those videos back in the mine of cops and I think that was just a guy who as you said 29 years olds young guy he's not that bright not good at communication and he is this attitude that he's a cop and that you have to listen to the cops cuz he's them and you or you and that that's like when he's telling her to put the cigarette out and she saying I don't have to do that and he's saying get out of your vehicle and she sang I don't have to do that and then he's screaming at her that's that's all right there so it seems like to me he wants compliance he wants her to listen what's remarkable about that tape which I must have seen fifty times and which has been viewed on YouTube you know even a couple million times it's over 10 minutes and it doesn't it unfolds over a minute-and-a-half what I remember years ago I wrote my second book blank and I have in that book a chapter about a very famous Infamous police shooting in New York case of Amadou Diallo remember remember that like 40 times by cops and one of the things I was interested in talking about in that case was how long does it take how long the whole terrible sequence to go down so from the moment the police development suspicions about Amadou Diallo to the moment Adamo gel is lying dead on his front porch how long how much time elapsed an answer is like 2 seconds Batman guy security expert right security expert security guard guarding someone to do is to inject time into the scenario instead of you don't want someone to unfold in a second-and-a-half where you have almost no time to react properly and what you want to do is to golden 5 Seconds making this up I can't remember exactly what your job is is to add seconds into the the encounter so that you have a chance to intelligently respond to what's going on about how good is really not to go for their weapons any situations because it's point is so say you're guarding the president your body map of the president you walk into a crowd somebody comes up to you like pose a gun wants to shoot the president appointed if you're the secret security guy and your first instinct in response to someone pulling a gun is to go for your own gun you've lost a second-and-a-half write your hands got to go down to your your whole focus is on getting to your own gun in the meantime alligators guns already out has already shot you've lost you need to be someone who forgets about your own gun and just focuses on the on the man in front of you right now protecting the president was all in the context of time is is really crucial variable in these kind of encounters and everything as a police officer you should be doing is slowing it down weight you know analyze what's happening that's what he doesn't do the cop in this instance Feats it up right he goes to Defcon like cigarette and within seconds he screaming at her parents shouldn't do that because he's trying to write a ticket and the way he's communicating with her when she lights a cigarette it's like she's inferior I hate you this is not someone who's scared he's not scared of the perpetrators not scared that there's a criminal in the car about to shoot him he's not scared of that all he he wants other total complete compliance and he's talking to her like like he's a drill sergeant but can't can't do those things be true also like he's sitting down with the investigating officer in the looking into the death of Sandra Bland and he's got I don't know how long it is to ours that he's walking them through what he was thinking that day and he makes the case that he was terrified that he was convinced he he said he goes back to his squad car comes up you realize why I pulled you over and is he okay cuz he doesn't seem right to him she gives him a license he goes back to his squad car and he says he's in the squad car and he sees her making what he calls forwarded movements like she's being all kind of Jumpy and I saw her moving around and make me happy if you're a cop you go driver side only if you think that you might be in danger right he doesn't feel good driver side you're exposing yourself to the road we can do that is it when your driver side you can see the it's very difficult if someone has a gun to shoot the police police officer was pulled them over at the police officer is on the driver side why do you have an angle if they're on the passenger side so why does he go if he thinks she's harmless leave him he constructs this ridiculous fantasy about how she's dangerous but I think that's what he was trying to do he's a paranoid cop and then why is he so insistent that she be compliant for the same reason because he's terrified do exactly what I say cuz I don't know what the what's going to happen you're right and she's I've interpretation are mutually exclusive it didn't sound like he was too scared at all it sounds like he was pissed that she wasn't listening to him I didn't think you sounded even remotely scared I'd I felt like he had I mean Super reading into it up right right I have no idea but from not my interpretation was he had decided that she wasn't listening to him and he was going to make her listen to him that's what I got out of it I didn't get any fear that version of it that he described just sounds like horseshit it sounds like what you would say after the fact that strengthen your case has a police officer on the force for I forgot 9-10 months and we have a record of every traffic stop you ever made and when you look at his list of traffic stops you you realize that what happened that day with Sandra Bland with no anomaly that he's one of those guys who pulls over everyone for bulshit reasons all day long so I think I forgotten in the hour before he pulled over Sandra Bland people over for people for other people equally ridiculous reasons keep that cop something else if you look at history as a cop almost never found anything else he had in nine months to go through them he has like once he found some marijuana and a kid and put away the light above their license plate was out. That's the level of stuff he was using he did this all day long everyday so he's like to him it's second nature yeah like who knows what's going on the rest of the cops in the forest in his division did it will I looked it I didn't look at the rest of the cops on his voice when I looked at work numbers to wherever there are several American states give us like North Carolina sample will give us precise complete statistics on the number of traffic stops done by their police officers and the reasons for those stops so when you look at that so I have to look at the North Carolina numbers for example in the North Carolina Highway Patrol the same thing 1% less than 1% in rates in some cases have been hit raping finding something on Pinterest one person who's got you know a bag of dope or something in the car you cannot conduct policing in in a civil society like that and expect to have decent relationships between law enforcement and the civilian population no question but doesn't that sort of support the he's full of s*** that he was really concerned that she had something he never encountered anything well or or this was the one fantasy and his head is so why is he keep doing it if I'm an open the trunk and it's going to be 15 lb of heroin and I'm going to be the biggest star who ever lived I think there's also a rush of just being able to get people to pull over this the the compliance thing which is another reason why he was so Furious it was she wasn't listening to him and she kept a cigarette lit what are the laws see I can't stop you from gauging the can't tell you to put out your cigarette there's no law that he could have said to the police officers in a traffic stop I would prefer if you put out the cigarette while we're talking or I'm allergic to smoke or whatever I mean use the million ways to do it nicely so basically doing the job like a jackass trained and instructed to do he's a he's the ideal cop and the problem is with the particular Philosophy of Law Enforcement has emerged over the last 10 years in this country which has incentivized and encouraged police officers to engage in these incredibly low-reward activities like pulling over a hundred people or to find one person's with salmon run strategy forces around the country they tell them to do this I have a whole section of book Reich go to Andy Taylor one of the most important police training manuals which is you know required reading for if somebody coming up in which they just walk you through this like it is your job to pull over lots and lots and lots and lots of people even if you only find something in a small percentage of cases being a proactive police officers all about right so they are trained at that phrase go beyond the ticket is a is a term of Art in police training like you got to be thinking you sure you pull them over for having a tail light that's out what your look you're thinking beyond that is there something else in the car that's problematic that's what you trying to find so there he was being a dutiful police officer and the answer is to re-examine our philosophies of law enforcement not to not I mean you can't dismiss this thing by saying really bad cop great but I don't know if he's any worse than you know he's just doing what he was trying to do that's the issue should be trying to do something different bride that is the issue is there this is standard practice treat citizens that are doing nothing wrong as if they're criminals and pull them over and give them extreme paranoia and freak him out and I saw in the back and hope these guys always have their alternators slogan on the side of the car the back of the car to my little Hometown in Southwestern Ontario sleepy no fun country that the slogan on the back of the police cars is people helping people do Canadian civilian with the same degree of fear or paranoia that the civilian has a handgun a big part of this regardless of how one feels about gun laws in this country the fact that there are lots of guns being makes a job of a police officer a lot harder in Canada you know he's like this genial person who was a really camera forgotten exactly with the floors connect to a Canadian looks to me it looks a little why do they have to block for the Oakland Raiders I mean it's like what do you think they should pay them something mild and like bright yellow something lovely something Elysian matters right right you know who makes all of his prisoners wear pink cops insanely low number I mean insanely low probably almost non-existent guys pullover women I don't think they're worried about being shot I really don't I think it's I think it's all after-the-fact trying to concoct some sort of Excuse excuse for still on the force motivation is not rational right and if you were a rational actor you would never engage in an activity where 99.9% of your police stops resulted in nothing for a reason which is that's what it's certain jurisdictions in this country resulted in nothing he is off in some weird kind of Fantasyland for a reason which is that's what it's certain jurisdictions in this country that's what law enforcement has come to look at look like that's that's problematic problem


    Donnell Rawlings' Theory on Why Black People Like Pepsi | Joe Rogan
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    you know what snow snow is great watch this s*** on TV Kellogg's yo-yo the motherfuking motherfuker weather at Lee was the one that was like put some milk in it he's already making money like my man you look his brother's little dyslexia but he kind of got it exactly telling his doing all that sun go to work and do what I tell you he has to work it off he leaves the sanatorium and before Kellogg start Kellogg's cereal misterpoll started Post Cereal homie and he explained to me back in like the thirties with Coca-Cola and Pepsi with the two vying bottling companies and Coca-Cola was smashing Pepsi on sale in sales per year and Pepsi needed to do something to get a different audience so Pepsi painted basically Coke to be either racist or not really caring about the black community impasse was the first corporation that started putting black people on the cover of the posters in being affluent like like doctors nurses they've been there cuz I think you saw was like Aunt Jemima should be the first ones to start doing that in Pepsi hired an ad agency 12 black guys I think was in Louisiana Pepsi-Cola jobs like 26 and Pepsi with charge like $0.10 but bass you getting W once that's the reason why a person can be disconnected from a certain brand you said think about it if you if you like if you at home Jiffy Pop It Up the real Pepsi challenge the real Pepsi challenge that's trying to get the rights to have some kind of way I got blocker Leon maybe I can have the right butane playing on my team has American businesses of of a working mom you were just seeing like serving stuff and that's when is that with audio version that book about the f****** I got to get it nothing's there earlier I know still that they make use coca leaves and then they extract medical cocaine from that and then there's a company that makes yep is a company that extracted for them and makes medical cocaine and they have they have coca leaves that are shipped to Coca-Cola to make Coca-Cola a certain flavor that those coca leaves given no cocaine anymore there is medical code for different surgeries and chill like that right the food that made America they go into Coca-Cola morphe right so he's trying to tell her he's trying to counter his O'Kane basically oh my God but but check it out but the Coco the Coco Leaf by the cocoa plant with exactly an African plant you know we always think of it as being a Colombian coffee from Ethiopia is that kind of party and he may Coca-Cola save me a cocktail then they'll take off the morphine at weather for people like with head with Dental in the light issues with their mouth is about to go down weird like they give me a pretty good dose when they fix my nose and I remember went to a restaurant like leave that night or the day after I think it was that night and I was I was feeling terrible like I'm like I do I can't taste anything I feel shaky and weird like I'm not on cocaine but it's like better anything it just made me feel shity I just felt like my heart was beating too fast I felt weird and it just felt like something was off I didn't make any sense but they use it just to numb you up for survivors


    RZA Shares the Advice He Gave Martin Shkreli
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    guys with that one album that that that drug pharmacy dude Martin name of one of your outfits unreleased Wu-Tang out is it still well he's you know he's a he's incarcerated I think a lot of it has been seized by the government and including that album never been released Thor release it with you or let you read that buy it before you know I don't give a fuk whatever you want. Just sitting there makes no sense to me that box looks dope and I know that guys in jail nothing's going on phone I said yo if I was you I would take this chance to do philanthropy and I would give this away to the public if I was him I don't give a f*** what you said he was having too much fun I think he was doing that he thought look he's a kid was he born into money no way to make us want to know he made his money in in the pharmaceutical industry but he wasn't born to this company know so he was a part of the company overcharging for it was a judgment so it was probably did but I think there's a point he wanted he wanted to be known as that guy he was a he was a smart dude he want to be known as I got here and he didn't mind being a supervillain always try to save some advice in a positive form unless it's my personality I listen bro did talkingshit about you in the world it don't look good for you Wu-Tang It's good it's over boots and travel if I was you I'll take this opportunity to do something good about the music I'll buy the whole thing from them and then we'll release it I don't know if he's got it he wants to sell it locked up how long though that's what that is ridiculous I need to be released I think I don't my personal plan nobody in the history of music has been able to make an idea or saw this never heard art art like valuable it's Legend Never Been heard never been cracked then released Eliza did you set it up for people to be critical of it we can try to give their opinions I do feel more valuable it's Legend Never Been heard never been cracked right then released UB Lisa than you set it up for people to be critical of it we can try to give their opinions


    RZA Breaks Down the Cost of Making Music
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    opinion is there was something so dope that we could just break it down to one in the f****** like what was the top process but it was just like a streaming service right if you want to talk a little bit of business I want to go to Nokia 2 minutes of business all right Master light. Who's the founder of this type of Technology right and he takes millions of songs and give them away and then that people can all these songs for free and the music industry like any other industry has a certain quota of business that does every year like every other industry tourmaster comes right and in the end he take all the songs with all these people who are waiting for the publishing check waiting for the economics to be created for music down is no publishing check all the numbers and now decrease because there's no physical cell of your music for us to accumulated value to send you a check but then at the end of the day after he does that he gets a billion dollars so that you took it what belongs to which they say there's a thousand Artist as well Value Inn Forest you know that sell records that you could say accumulate money right so we took the power of a thousand and put it in one man's hand okay so that's one of the first mistakes as an industry when you make and then his second mistake we make is that now there's Services going and they're illegal downloads and people won't pay a dollar for the record album even this a was $20 you won't pay that but you pay $340 for your headphones to your phone and you use it for music where to buy it what the best way to buy an AR-15 does a total unbalanced a lot of artists have to stop making music because there's no economic Wu-Tang Clan rapper you know it's 16 what is album you know I may just say every other woman will do the same so they get the guitar album made it may cost $2000000 a studio session a studio session is up to us are the cheapest level hundred bucks an hour you do it to do a 12-hour block out that's another grand a day just to get into the studio the world that takes it for free so now you can't recreate it again that you put on the tools about easier now and you could do a lot with the laptop and all that even a laptop is 2 G's bro even though the download just logic write with anybody use $200 man and so you need a brand now is merchandising and brand is merchandising and being entertained the idea of that brand what's the best way to say what's the best way to play Wu-Tang Clan what's the best way to support is it Apple music like what it what is the best what's the best way to accumulate music require music Amazon music has the second thing is also made the behind yes so why one point I try to prove a point by saying look I'm going to put a value on it so you know there's a value to it to me but they know the other point buy me put I put another album out called a better tomorrow would you like to go do what you want with it for the world support your artist is just by listening to the music I beautiful but so this is good though this is cuz I've always wanted to know this cuz I've always I've always been like what do I do do I do iTunes do I do Amazon like what where do you get the most money back from the system is found a way to balance its okay its okay now already girl but somebody has to have a platform for people to even come check for you yes one place you can tell me that's the best way to support Wu-Tang Clan blah blah blah just like this oh s*** they want audio rights or something so they can put on vinyl and then the value is the history the story like a motherfuker one of vinyl Wu-Tang because it's art just like what they're doing the one joint it's all right but like you said we talked earlier it's coming back yeah it's coming back at 9 to go to clubs or anything like that in a DJ but the act of collecting something and take it take home with you sometime CDs CDs is like technology is about to die why would I buy this city because it has a booklet member and that was the last thing and I don't what you did but I don't see people doing that but I think it's going to go back nobody's everybody's not going to 1200 in the house or whatever but some people especially if it's a genre or something is Uconnect what they can be like I want to buy that


    RZA: Selling Socks Was My Hustle!
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    people watch Hulu series The American Saga right you get to see like this group of name one always on the same page wasn't always the biggest thing that the TV show on Hulu is that other kids Across America in a similar situation it's the soundtrack to life right but I just don't talk about like there's a somebody kissing her hearing this that they didn't can resonate this machine you know get it by illegal means right and think about how many equipment right you know I definitely try to do any way to get it but I didn't get it by stealing it right I had to hustle what you want what do you want you didn't just want to get it for say I got you want it cuz you want to do something with use it right is that the difference I showed apples oranges newspapers socks 45th Street you get maybe you can get a dozen for thirty bucks right and then you can sell them at $10 and you get a dozen packs for thirty bucks with 6 in the pack you go uptown right and you sell them for $10 just for the whole package caboose Uptown downtown Sulphur 200 right and sell it downtown you may find a New York mother f***** sucks you by downtown


    People Booby Trapped Graves to Protect Them from Body Snatchers | Joe Rogan and Lindsey Fitzhar
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    you don't own your body and soul a lot of be surgeons get hold of these bodies to die stacked and they're digging them up from from graveyards that there were Body Snatchers they called themselves Resurrection men and they would go into the cemetery and they would dig up his bodies and they would oftentimes strip the body naked because it was it was illegal to steal possession from the corpse but not the body itself there was no concept of the body being sort of property so they would throw the clothes back into the grave and really clever in the way they did it they usually sent a woman in the daytime to do math grade is a mourner and she would kind of go through the graveyard and she would see where the fresh Graves were because of course you'd want the body to be as fresh as possible and then at night time they would go in there and they would pick up these bodies and they could take as many as twelve bodies in a night like hard labor and it was very lucrative because the only legal bodies to dissect in Britain in the early 19th century War bodies of executed criminals of people who murdered other people so so if you went to the like to say goodbye to your nana and drop some flowers on a grave and is just a big hole in the ground and everybody in the village goes is Graveyard until they can make the cemetery safer so yesterday on Twitter I put up a picture of something called the cemetery gone so they had these devices they would put at the foot of the grave and it had like a tripwire and speak it set up the gun to shoot to protect the body's but they also had Watchmen look at their Instagram for your Twitter feeds Twitter so that way so what what a body stature would typically do is just open the foot of the Grave you wouldn't dig up the whole grade in Smash open the lid and you have instruments to kind of dragged the body out well if the corpses Nails the bottom of the coffin you have a lot of trouble dragging a body out so people you know what they did all these cages over the over the graves to protect them so people the internet will say to protect against how to keep vampires from coming out of it had nothing to do with that or zombies it was to prevent body snatchers from getting ahold of those corpses but you know those bodies are very paranoid and thank God they were on some level right because think about how much we from these bodies bodies were needed to be dissected to teach medical students and one of the scenes in the book I talk about the Dead how to call the dead house and everybody had a different experience in that house is probably people listening who have been in a dissection room and you have a really vivid memory of that it's probably right and white and clinical these places the bodies would have been bloated and partly decomposed bodies with dangerous because you could cut yourself and you gloves and so you get examples of people cutting themselves and dying within 48 hours so going into Madison was dangerous and there's a story in this book about a guy who goes into the the dead house the first time and he freaks out and he sees all these like mice and rats and things like that eating the body we all become accustomed to horrible things at some point and he actually starts taking pieces of the corpse and throwing it to the poor little starving creatures that are have to as a medical student if you want to go on would have been a winter sport because the bodies wouldn't decomposes quickly You chords summer and they literally have seasons Winter Soldier winter jackets and doing it's going to close it probably cuz they had a fireplace at the end of the room as well take a really stuffy and smelly


    Joe Rogan Is Concerned with Overfishing
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    Ocean looks like a dull gray even the Ocean looks tired like right as opposed to like if you go to Mexico like I went to Cancun way back in the day and the first thing I noticed like how the f*** is the ocean that color but look how pretty it is it's like a bluish-green it's gorgeous thing that with Pebble Beach has the saying what you're horrible but but the water is so beautiful is crazy I grew up in that town which is next to the Charles River and that Charles River went all the way through Boston and the the Charles River was like disgusting man on QVC condoms floating in it you see I saw one pipe and it's bubbles were coming up to the surface or what the f*** is that a condom oh my God it's a sewer pipe and I realize someone just flushing their s*** and piss right into the goddamn River how did this happen and I was you know 14in am I is this I kind of I finding this like you don't have anybody likes checking to see if the shitpipe jumping right into the goddamn River so wasn't clean by any stretch of the imagination so to see that kind of clean pure like ocean water with bone fishing you know that is in the type of fishing that people do it so I think they mostly just catch and release him I don't think they even keep most of them but they go to Florida and the Bahamas once in the Bahamas and they only just like the special boats that are like these boats you can stand on and they're fly fishing for this fish that looks like a blondes in the Stone Age is weird cool fish called The Bonefish see the picture of it I don't know why we're talking about this that's how I am and they just casting out they see these fish coming towards them and they catch it it supposed to be like super super exciting you dual efficient I don't do a lot of fishing but I love fishing is fun but this is fun like I would assume I've haven't done this kind of fishing bone fishing but that's what people people love like seeing a fish coming and going a biting your lower like it's very exciting with scuba gear on into the garbage patch the middle of the Pacific Ocean I knew I knew that is supposed to be like horrific but what you do when you see it in a video you watching just go what the f*** is this this guy put scuba gear on a jumped into this I mean it was plastic you couldn't see anything with plastic everywhere you look to the left and the right was all plastic like this is huge like several States large yeah this s*** this is what humans are doing to the ocean this is this is what you see him jump in and it's almost did they show him jumping or is this a different video is it in Dives in in the Woody dives into is just like plastic soup it's f****** disgusting that it's crazy yeah I like this so this is are we having a podcast name is boy Onslaught and he created a device that he's using to try to pull the plastic out of the ocean and then maybe convert that plastic into know things that we can use and there I don't think it worked on the first attempt but they're they're relaunching it right didn't they had to do something to fix things. Either still in like sort of the Prototype stage but going to have these machines of this giant Nets move around to the ocean stop it from getting fish burger question I don't think it's any fish living in there I bet a lot of fish have eaten that stuff though guaranteed to get over a lot of fish with plastic in their stomach yeah man that's gross I mean what what kind of s*** gets in their system and then when you eat that fish what kind of shity you getting in your system like how many people were testing their fish you know I mean how many people are for the eat of salmon like hold on let me check for mercury or we see how much are snakes in this suit kind of heavy metal party with sets up BP bees that they're worried about that come from what is the stuff that where your brother comes from bottles you'll listen man even if it takes 10 years if they can figure out a way to get rid of all that plastic and we can figure out a way to not put that plastic in the ocean we can maybe what I really worry about almost as much as this may be even more is overfishing when you realize how many different ships are out there using giant Nets and just scooping everything they catch inside that net and then just serving it to us and we like who you want sushi ya Sushi sounds good you know what like so close sushi sounds good it's ocean genocide I mean it's f****** chaotic math 2 did they don't have real they are real control at the international waters people just Cuttin gnats and drop him to the bottom of the ocean and the catching things all the time does gnats all over the place out there he was just released their Nets the biggest litter but you're always you've been very conscious about like what you eat and sustainability a lot lately right well I think sustainability you think about that a lot I don't know if I'm not conscious of it I'm definitely guilty of not being sometimes I'm hungry Millions I Justified it I wish I was more Koch because I'm want it will put in my face and makes me all set I'm more conscious about what I eat then I am sustainability internship with the quality of what I eat more conscious about that I should be more cautious about sustainability but sometimes it feels like what is this what is showing me here is the name of this is like 40 million views on YouTube it's a net that's full of stuff do they caught a net do this is Owen net does a fishing boat ya ya look at that look how it works he just scooped up every f****** thing that's in that ocean it's really amazing that they would a horrific place to be if you're a fish Magic Fish we're like super smart and this is their demise insane net filled with living creatures that we're going to eat not bro it's just relax God you're getting so dramatic that it's a crazy bundle of these ocean creatures and how often does this happen a day is it all day I bet it is I bet this is all day I bet this is all day for years and years and years and years and I don't think they take time I think they keep going and if they're not there someone else is there to I think this is happening as long as they can make money selling fish and we're willing to buy fish kind of insane you think people ever feel bad about it until we both people feel bad maybe possible they're not monsters right they might develop two fish three fish and then you eat it like this is chaos man this is some crazy thing where you have to make filet o fish sandwiches because there's you know 320 million people and doesn't want junk food anytime they want it I mean I don't know if that went to fillet a fish or that's expensive fish I really have no idea I'm just talking s*** I don't listen to me but I also eat fish but it is kind of crazy I'm not opposed to eating fresh but I'm just saying the reality of what this is it's crazy this is a crazy scene and did not deny the crazy scene I'm still going to finish and I feel I feel awful about this it does lightly make me want sushi games like loud either way yeah tell no matter what for these organisms but they're delicious and they're really good for you going to be some left that's what's crazy the human governments need to get together and go hey we can't kill the whole ocean cuz that is possible if you keep going at the pace that it's going now you really stop and think about what the ocean must have been like when you hear about those Japanese tuna fisherman did you see Jude Dreams of Sushi everyone knows gentleman where the fish market and they were talking about what it used to be like he's Bee tuna everywhere so much tuna and now it's like a small amount and you check to see if it's good like you're watching it happening in real time if you go from that point with that guy was talking about it today and then go 50 years from now at the same Pace like will the very least they have to take into consideration the fact that they need to maybe develop some sort of an international program to breed these things like they've done that with Yellowtail that they have these like ocean sort of almost like a like corralled in the area and they're out in the ocean but they're only in this one trapped area and they're feeding them you know and occasionally they get out like to get those yellow tails in Hawaii there was a storm the storm recto closure and they got out another everywhere so all these Hamachi grade like sushi grade yellowtail are swimming around all over the place out of White Haven and they're breeding the getting bigger guys it's crazy but I was thinking when they were telling me that well so if that's what they did like maybe they could do that and just keep releasing them maybe we should be a program that all the people who buy sushi fund into that just takes a little piece of the sushi money and uses it to develop the all the people who buy sushi fund into that just takes a little piece of the sushi money and uses it to develop these programs to make sure that these f****** fish keep reading so you can have more Sushi I think people will pay extra for that and they would feel good


    RZA on What Brought Wu-Tang Clan Together
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    Wu-Tang Clan Wu-Tang I like the way you start the quest and when fall apart was it design where a group of individuals that were getting that equal due respect need a bigger platform so everybody see me one time I skipped group years ago it was 12 motherfukers everybody everybody was everybody but nobody had to plan to get the people to see that everybody is nice but I would say that was designed like to come together for a common cause right and that cause of course be in to express our art so that was that was the foundation but it is not designed the fall apart inside Wu-Tang that's why on our second album is called Wu-Tang forever no matter what we do no matter if I go make movies or make movies or you can come back together play my schedule and my schedule musicals call stickers inside when I was doing remember that I had this manager and she kept this was before the Dave Chappelle show it was just saying I was like she was like the society she said when was fault does it land so way you can grow something else like I knew it was only three people that were going to be stars that was for other people are going to be writers it was going to be it was a different s*** but we needed that chops if I wasn't a superstar and it's proven to this day some people like this guess what this m************ wrote on eight different shows we one right this dude we called ourselves we like Wu-Tang form like Voltron yeah we watch Voltron only want to go to Jesus's father use but I'm saying yeah yeah but the main thing is that the be able to you know I made 2222 have the alpha energy right and then come to us to us into an industry that was lacking that Alpha energy yeah it was a part of the music man it was like it was a thing about you guys that you were spiritual there was like a there was an intelligent and then of course he had ODB who is off the rails beautiful about it is that you existed together you know what I'm saying and even though you had this sort of spiritual Kung Fu kind of energy to its you also had people just off the rails party New York on phone needs a new one even though roofers in there anybody from Wu-Tang was there it was a whole bunch of I do there was an adult but you might not know how motherfuking look knows the spiritual aspect of the alpha aspect all these aspects multiplied us to be a unique version of the American dream and when you look at the documentary Of Mice and Men on Showtime and you can see that that it's more like it's like the Lotus leaf blowers out of mud right but it's a symbol of Buddhism which is all this peace and Beauty but it grows out of mud and when you look at the documentary of Mike Sandman on Showtime and you can see that that it's more like it's like the Lotus Leaf blows out of mud right but it's a symbol of Buddhism with his daughters peace and Beauty but it grows out of mud


    RZA on What Went Down After Andre Johnson Cut His Penis Off
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    Dave Dave Dave that have a lot of Joyce Wu tanging it right and I really appreciate I love Hermes isn't it the same way he does like he's at a party and he had the transgender do Fallout and all that and everything and then he then he goes you know he don't understand you know how you know how somebody do that like you know me play you get it will maybe get it was just the I'm trying to cuz David has Davis a genius you're crazy lyrics When you get the wrong so what he was saying he said he don't understand how a man chop his dick off with a man do imagine gold did describe the hardest hits you could do god like his Wu-Tang I wasn't part of the Wu-Tang Clan cappadonna and master killer analog mathematics and sometimes even Redman street life but both west coast boots Ashley so MD something Compton you know when you know what make a lot of songs with them brothers so one of the members of the Northstar zoned out his own. Loadout and they calling you do it when they call it when you do it I know she ain't got it in elevator anything whatever you do with one anyway but anything wu-tang-forever member or at least an Affiliated member of Wu-Tang cuts off his hair and then he doesn't Gang Related right it's so you don't like I would go like say it happened on the next night is a cast will have the whole cast get together and this s*** is the News Network now homie so so I had a buddy with me at the time Paul Banks Interpol and we're going to albumin and Torres want me to take them damn Bobby you look kind of f****** depressed man I don't like the way you don't know about it yourself right so mahabarata at least listen he probably was really f***** up but story about one of his friends that we had a problem and get it cuz he had to control me right now I'm kind of puzzled so he's like he's trying to control me and you told me I say it but he didn't die cuz he wasn't going to die like a little better for my head so he said I had a friend who used to drink and s*** and one night he had a problem with it when I was in the hotel and the balcony of a window he said this way he's going down 10 story but if you go this way and hit the floor he's in the room and that's what that's the whole thing he said that he went this way all he sobered up he became quadriplegic no no no this is this is this the alcohol to the point being made it that you ain't going to go until it's time to go kill yourself but if you cut your dick off and you survived listen to the coronavirus hold you down off of that and then I said I ask you a question and the question was you know did you know when you jump you know what you said yeah he's like for that moment like it was everything else been f***** up yeah you do something sexual Pollo a La Crema anyway back on it back on right now me to fix it's all good bro thank God thank God for scientists


    RZA Spits Verse for Joe Rogan and Donnell Rawlings
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    ever going to leave with a verse about what's the logistics is my egotistic personality part of my coexistence or is it just a dangerous strain Japan me Uninvited visit like an unwanted Christmas Guest what is it just a fragment of my lower self Envy greed and lust on my higher self Goodwill love and trust is this therapy to on therapeutic to discuss I was Daniel in the dirt like a pale loose shoe strings was born in the USA by Bruce Springsteen tour between the temptation to bring the Ruckus to maintaining a structure for cheap in girls on my payroll that cut your nuts off after me fuk you before you rupture they try to put me in the quiet place with the word stop or put me in a closed in space we would like to a bird box close the windows shut the door got to do on the floor to the sound of my footsteps are damp in the Zorb that's a metaphor to Children boys while they walk around Bullock blindfolded chill out boys and these crazy race is wrong with cold steel and they killed the joy plus pills and stop the truth and outside the shopping store inside the movie theater school campus in church or the synagogue's new location is omitted most cases get acquitted by mental illness and no guns are prohibited is it rational to think this is a national problem before us a threat to National Security in the National Guard need to solve it or is it visible it's a problem of individuals who are not included with the activity in the National Guard meet the soffit what is it visible it's a problem of individuals who are not included with the principle of one nation under God indivisible respect my veterans


    RZA Talks Wu-Tang Clan, Meditation and Kung Fu
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    physical any documentation right and still meditation like there's a meditation when you just sit still because he feels that the physical exercise is not the proper way to Enlightenment like he thought that the who is to external by Jimmy complications by kygo and so he returned so he retreated to the mountain and he goes for internal Kung Fu but in the process of doing Antonio, fool such as Tai Chi ba qua like these techniques like this piece of Brocade make a note that have only drums to open up the back of your brain like if you do that makes sense if you cover your ears and you cover your ears like this like that well that's one of the bouquets and it is we've made these eight pieces of brocade by Brocade we speak into a man's mouth came with double edged sword the sword of course no sores that come out of your mouth your tongue is that sword double edged exactly so-so Wu-Tang itself right this guy leaves the temple goes to the mound and meditate and he's dealing with still meditation right but in all reality when you mix it together Wu-Tang and Shaolin you have the physical and the steel meditation and it takes both to actually find this level of enlightening you looking for so when bodhidharma came to Shallotte Indian monk who was more of a yoga student he comes the Shaolin and he's trying to teach them the Indian way but he realize that all the monks of too weak to sit there and they're still meditation and so he created something called the Lohan's right on the 18 low hands on these spoiled that he steps were made so that now they could do a physical movement to build their body up so now they can meditate longer because you have a strong mind got a strong body and what's the use of a strong body without a strong mind so that's the Dallas and so that's the Shaolin and Wu-Tang philosophy Wu-Tang Clan myself with this we met Wu-Tang Clan as the name of our crew we took the verse from the Bible about the SS water Jesus speaking right beside okay we go to use ours and I wish them and I spirituality music that in the Wu-Tang law they said the Wu-Tang martial art monk said about the best sword style by so we like what will the Wu-Tang we have the best source tile but we come from because that's the right and so we took the spiritual the meditate force of Wu-Tang and he put it together and we and I almost thought go off if what you say is true The Shaolin and the Wu-Tang let me put it together and we and I almost starts off if what you say is true The Shaolin and the Wu-Tang could be dangerous


    The Industry Underestimated People’s Appetite for Real Conversation
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    what's always weird when you see somebody leaned into something and it's not really them and they become what people want of them you know like a great example and comedy was Kinison Kinison when he made it everyone he wanted to lay these gigantic lines of coke form apparently I can't f****** hard time and I can't not live into the thing because then then they'll stop trusting it used to be that used to be one part of his act his name is Andrew Andrew Silverstein real he would do is act and then the Dice Man was a character that he would do but people loved it so much when he would do that character that the character became his whole act and then he became the character where you see him in real life I like weight lifting gloves and I was walking around the Gold's Gym t-shirt he became that guy he's hilarious still but he's that guy now. About the backside of that when you say in what way was not of this era because I am anything interesting I think in that vein like you look at Howard Stern who I've met only a couple times but I had I found him to be like extremely extremely thoughtful guy like but I thought like I was nothing tricky about him at all he's really like down in his shoes he's interested he actually asked question I mean some people you meet music on my God that you're there talking in a mirror that you're you are a mirror and they're just looking at themselves while they speak to you they're waiting for you to get done talking to this talk but he but I think what I think is really interesting is like so Howard imagine imagine the pressure in the Baltimore area he was on DC radio DC101 I remember I remember that the shock of him literally and imagine you know the pole to deliver on what you've built which was obviously you know a huge audience that wanted to sing to me it's really interesting and impressive that Howard's kind of like I know and I don't know him but watching it to me this I did it besides you know I'm I'm going to be honest about where I'm at and in some measure I'm going to say there's things I've done I regret there's ways of treated certain people in the interest of the show that I'm kind of I'm kind of done with that I don't really want to be that guy and in some measure you know where I am now you know what I mean right, so he's so successful and so universally praised as being the most important figure in the history of radio there's no one who does like what I do podcasts and let him do a gigantic debt of gratitude to Howard Stern the fact that you know he was getting fined by the FCC mean I mean they were hundreds of thousands of dollars I kept getting fired from the way people do talk radio long as we've talked up to now is a function of him proving that there was a tolerance for long-form basically you know what I mean I mean it's like people knock on Netflix or do whatever I'm like I'm like anything that there's an amazing thing going on in the world right now which is people are people are re re proven work reconnecting with the fact that for all of what goes on on Facebook and Instagram and Twitter and all this b******* the truth is people people like and have the appetite for and their brains enjoy longer form conversations and longer form stories more than than it was assumed they did you know what I mean and like popular culture feeds us a lot of like fast food and Xanax in like a speedball of of you can't handle anything you don't want anything more than then literally like a little bit of junk food what is Xanax cuz you just want to lay on your couch and watch someone else save the world that's I know that's all you want but that isn't that is not true and I think like you know you look at things like like from peaky blinders to Chernobyl to like the Ken Burns Civil War series like we're going through this thing where people are realizing like no that's not actually true people actually like you my child acts you know Shepherd who's got a great radio show people like listen to people have actual conversations listening and it's a new way of ingesting entertainment like you're getting it in your car you getting it in your ears when you're out at the gym yet while you're on the subway or bus or plane and it's you're getting the stimulating long-form conversations that maybe maybe people didn't even know they wanted to know read write and and and Stern definitely was like what we talked about before and after like I said there was talk radio but that but it kind of starts there I think I think you you started to be like I can listen this guy for a long time he broke through the membrane sounds he he broke through the membrane of talk radio and what he's doing now is well. Lisa man in his 60s who's extremely wealthy and he has some I'm sure regrets as you were talking about the things that he's done the past and said in the past and it's also like this is who he is now he's not going to pretend that he's just wants to bring strippers in and have them ride the city and every day and when people get upset that he's change well I hope you change to man I hope everybody I'm going to be where I am yes and and you got to deal with it that's positive I think it's definitely better than leaning into it being what people want you to be struggling with that and tortured by that most of the most of people who I think that mostly ends up badly yes yes learning and having these epiphanies in these realizations about yourself and where you fit into your own life and how you interact with people in your life you're not making adjustments and you're only doing it that way because you think that's what people expect of you will your your prisoner to your own first Incarnation you know the first thing that people saw and that was Kenneth has that kind of a prisoner to that forever yeah and acknowledged it yeah I know it's why it's why anybody who even act to anybody anybody who who who keeps doing interesting things through phases that is even more impressive


    Edward Norton on Aikido, Martial Arts Teaching You to be Calm | Joe Rogan
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    I think people don't realize that a lot of a lot of stress a lot of aggression aggression actually is like paired with stress usually you know what I mean you to eat it's hard to be aggressive super aggressive without a little bit of like adrenaline pumping and stress all these things in the truth is like there's so much of the training it if you're actually training stuff what you're training yourself to do is be calm. like totally counterintuitive because people think know you got to go in there like Rocky and you know what a win and it's like well in a fighting config in in a competition sure on some level but really really really great people kind of in any sport but it's even more counterintuitive infighting is is they if you need to cultivate calm and the ability to to to be clinical and think calmly control your breathing because like you get exhausted if you can't control your and and the truth is is that those are life skills that are actually very they they cultivate a very calm it helps you cultivate common life and the thing I always really liked about Aikido is that there aren't attacks in it it it it it was developed by a guy more how you Sheba who was a he was an all-around Fujitsu Master he was like in Jiu-Jitsu Kendo karate all these things and he he developed Aikido because he had joined the global pacifist movement he he he was like a one of the most respected like cross form Japanese martial artists and he became he joined the same movement for pacifism that Gandhi was apart of in like the twenties and he he believed that martial arts could contribute to civism if they refined and he and Aikido was a refinement of Kendo Jiu-Jitsu Judo and and he basically said I'm going to develop a few non-aggressive martial art that has all it has no attacks and there's a new K in it like for the the thing but it's only a defensive and it's like that that phrase we all here redirection of energy the conversion of negative energy into into neutral that's like the that's his that is his contribution he was like you can take you can take the most aggressive energy and you can neutralize and you can neutralize it very peacefully or you can neutralize it with a little more teeth and it depending on how aggressive the persons being but I love that I thought that was amazing because it was like I wasn't like looking to being fight but I love the idea that you had that you could have control and you could like neutralizing and I think I think there's something kind of amazing yoga with with meditation with all all things surfing I mean that's what surfing is like there's all this energy coming at you like and it's going to like put you into the rocks or rock you or flip you over hurt you and you but you you don't you don't let that happen you kind of you look at it you look in a million waves you figure out how to move yourself you get in there and you get the exact opposite of getting torch to get like the best thing ever right and I think things like that where you have to those are like then you know what I mean and I think she's like Jiu-Jitsu what really what you're saying is really ultimately like why he was great as he had he had he had like the deepest then of anybody in the whole thing cuz he was the calmest and he had like the micro micro micro micro understanding of forms but really like it's something deeper it's like he is it's like Neo in The Matrix he's like seeing it with more granularity and he had like the micro micro micro micro understanding of forms but really like it's something deeper it's like he it is it's like Neo in The Matrix he's like seeing it with more granularity


    Why RZA Is Vegan | Joe Rogan
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    the last time you gave me a drink but number to do egg whites I don't even really be honest I don't really know what the f*** a real vegan is how you doing do chickens are slaughtered and shut this reason to be honest with you bro I just know animal needs to die for me to love okay my son turned 14 this year never had a piece of meat and its life okay you go through 8 pull-ups right now okay my oldest son haven't had meat and his life he can bench over 200 lb okay 628 pack play guitar piano great memory we never had no hot dogs grandma house or nothing example that you don't need time with you directions to eat like that then was when I was coming when I was coming it was just like that Sunrise Patty that's the only better than I can tell you eat some broccoli or carrots or something but it wasn't and it wasn't so many people doing it with you you wouldn't find no vegan restaurant Samir ODB we talked about how good are you here so did you when did you stop being mean how many years has been I haven't had a piece of red meat since 1995 wow and what about fish and I haven't had a piece of poetry since 1996 after he finished the liquor store and I haven't had fish I stopped eating fish in 1997 hold on to fish happy weekend I got to take some some chill do you monitor you nutrition and make sure you get all your bases covered your amino acids in your proteins and all your like how do you mostly a whole food diet or D supplement lettuce wraps the weather liquid that some people some people are cool with a liquid dye I'm just not comfortable with it taste good and if I just need nutrition work real quick does that mean no bulshit you said it like that before you start tripping out there not getting that real natural son having a high sodium diet dark chocolate helps reduce dark chocolate


    RZA Breaks Down the Evolution of Hip-Hop | Joe Rogan
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    maybe for the last few months since we started the Hulu the American Saga series people pushing me to do a podcast right you end up not doing one but we have one for the show of course that kind of doesn't know like after the show go off you go and listen to No More inside each other story but still doing that process it was like you need to do a podcast because just the way you think you just need more people with that kind of thinking you know and you don't talk to herself but then after he was finished talking to himself for 44 minutes he felt a weight come off and I was in the Bog of agita ICA Kita the Gita right it's actually the words of Krishna and he says contemplation with yourself which is talking with yourself will take you further than praying and if a man is not contemplating is that contemplation that makes us better is that reflection of what we did what we're going to do and am you and you verbalize it even out loud to me I was like f*** that baby. Doing that but I'm glad I did it man did not reach him House of art has already been interested people so when people want to keep getting these pieces of you how can you give it to you like to talk about the quote right from the bottom of Gina that's crazy s*** yeah that's a fascinating book man there's all sorts of Illusions to like UFOs and s*** the bhagavad-gita talk about wow what the Mahabharata was in the longer version which is one of the longest longest is Indiana a silent that ancient civilization was measuring they called coppers every 35,000 years you know and it was saying you know Sugar Hill I'm too busy to do one more thing and I like rap but I don't like to do it but I would love it but I'm not going to how many of them tried you got two things must be millions and millions of the tried it but a small handful of guys well and all. 50 million blacks try this is so so if the ratio right anymore make sense does energy hip-hop hits of pure American Christian culture you know what Coco's brother you got Charlie Chase right so you got the Spanish Brothers there within our first hip-hop songs that we love you know LL Cool J Rock The Bells produced that Rick Rubin from a culture that whereas of course it's is a dominantly a black expression right dominated the culture but it took angles from every other part of New York Tim to make it exists and that means it took my Spanish brothers and their culture and took out white brothers and their culture to all foreman and then across from Wu-Tang chamber what the Asian culture so we should be proud and know that it's is that it you know that it is it's like an exclusive American Artful he bought two mixing more Styles together you know cheap condo is means the way of the intercepting fist or also the way of he could bind boxing with fencing with with with Wing Chun is that same but you do have to the soul of James Brown The Jazz of the loneliest Monk The Rock beat a Billy Squier I got a big beat or Honky Tonk Woman by Rolling Stones it was a break beast but you also got the Latin feeling of the Mambo Kings and songs like a pachy in the Mexican do you think Hip-hop is evolving and not just cuz is it evolving innocence of the creativity of it I think marblemount people have found a way to make money off of something that people may not agree with there's like hot but do you think Hip-hop is evolving yes and it always involves right so it's part of the evolution with seeing now is whereas we and modulation we've relied on music that was created before us because we went to we came into town with it took music programs out of school but I so you didn't learn how to play a guitar piano music equipment or your instrument became your turn to it became your drum machine eventually became our sampler and then we sampled a lot of songs a lot of breaks from old records that already existed right but this generation right they're not actually forced the sample they asked me could take their cheat board their drum machine that laptop and just create and on her phone to write historical reference to a James Brown this that's that's just if that kid who was he there fruity loops and threw some chords progressions together or whether he sat there on his GarageBand on his phone and and and hit the guitar program that comes with her or whatever the creativity of it is now having this form of originality right is evolution Loosely because when I think about the cold Crush brothers and the force MD's they did this anyway the beginning but hip-hop has become more melodic now than it did in the 90s in the early 2000s right so what I mean by that you know what happens now you know you know it always all Champion right has the reggae chant vibe to it when we was doing it the Snoop Lion was really successful and Snoop Lion thing didn't wasn't that successful but the one he won the out gospel out I think he was getting Awards and nominated and like and stayed on top of billboard for a while and now Kanye


    How RZA Got Into Kung-fu Movies | Joe Rogan
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    going to Kung Fu movies wow I got a nose like I saw my first kung fu movie I think of the age of 9 but you know that's probably only my third movie experience movie just before the first movie I ever saw was Huckleberry Finn okay down south my cousin took me to the movies I'll maybe six or seven years old second time to the movie theater second time my uncle Hollis took me was a double feature was Star Wars and the Swarm right Billy Beez price go down to the movie theater right or third or fourth time cuz I saw a Rocky and then I saw a double feature starring Bruce Lee which is called philia the dragon and another movie called Black Samurai starring Jim Kelly hoseok doing action kung fu movies the pig to raise them name them killing them so now I'm in New York City live on my grandmother send me the movies Rockies playing everybody's coming to see Rocky we got to bring out Sunday dinner to the theater with us popcorn Google image bring it in think about a dollar for a snicker snicker when was $0.40 nope are you not married and once I start seeing like movies like the five deadly venoms and 36 Chambers and and Master Avengers in Super Ninjas all that we start seeing those now.


    Chappelle's "Clayton Bigsby" Is The Greatest Sketch of All Time | Joe Rogan
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    that's got to be a lot of people can pull yourself out of a lot of people can't reinvent himself like that right like if your Gallagher like everybody expects fruit if you say I'm just going to talk now come on bro but we wanted to talk in the fruit gel right people like that have weird weird crazy fetishes or anytime you see Gallagher you going to think watermelon for the rest of your life are you going to take Sledgehammer you can think everybody's covered in plastic member I remember that when we Pizza smack that s*** out of here he was like dude that 10 years ago son like my s*** was so dated and I couldn't think of anything one day I was watching, Central and Gallagher is on and for some reason Gallagher look like Dave Chappelle to me and I think Uncle Dave like skateboards and she likes and escaped and I just said and I will cuz I was asking what if Gallagher was black as I would have gallstones black I just said what if Gallagher black that was my piss line I said what if Gallagher was black right and then I called Neal Brennan and I said I got an idea he said what son I said black Gallagher and damn I forgot about this character yep without a doubt the greatest sketch a little while zclassic sketches this some great sketches doesn't put anybody down mean obviously Center in long has been around forever be a lot of great sketches but it's hard to beat the black KKK dude it's hard to beat that says it's hard to be an all-time sketch bro that's gets drunk when I saw it I was like it was just like what are we talkin about the funniest things ever been captured on film when Nils had a great idea lined black KKK member and he just running around figure he's f****** whitish it space and f****** pop culture it's just one of those things is going to be a Clayton Bigsby Bigsby forever forever there's a bunch of those is Rick James was one of the greatest catchers of all time I remember when we were on when we were doing the wraparound and when you show the sketch to the audience and they play the Rick James catch and every time we play the room just exploded I mean just exploded wow oh my God yeah it was it was you knew something different you never know why no one ever knew that it would go to the extended it went but you just knew something was big in that moment there was a moment where like people would just yell out I'm rich b**** they're just yell it out and shows people just yell it out yeah I just kept yelling it out a crazy impact if you really stop and think about it it's amazing it's someone somehow or another through whatever didn't keep that going and I don't know what happened I don't even but goddamn how do you not keep that going just back off back off and film it and just let him do it what happened here Tina like it's like that show is pastors a lot of everybody's doing different things you don't mean but this show is so the show is just so iconic it's hard to forget about it but it was like when we did SNL when he did The Walking Dead spoof when he did you see that I didn't see this oh my God the recent thing before this this was SNL like that when I was saying to myself like cuz I hadn't seen him perform as a character actor since the Chappelle show and he f****** body does the beginning of this s*** like a comedy special not the not the premier Emmys but do you know yeah that's a crazy scene to spoof to write all of Television she really stop and think about it believe what they showed they killed off two or three people that will the one dude who they choose his name. Glenda they kept hit in the head and gets his eyeball pop out of like what are we doing here she said Glory should I white man ebony how many episodes does it do all total show just the show the guests coming at Young Kanye common Erykah Badu everybody's stop to what a crazy f****** show yep or is happier doing stand-up stand-up you know you should have similar personalities similar personalities to Joey Diaz s*** want to be onstage wonderful form as a stand-up I don't think I can speak I don't think of them I don't think it's important for him to be on TV I leave important for him to be the Best comedian he could be you know you know you know how you feel when you think you walk working at the top of your game you just hope everybody's knowledge's at the same time also to you know he did it and now you know now it doesn't have anybody to answer to you know he did it the show he did it help my opinion I think it's great sketch comedy show of all time and then to do the things like it's hard not to talk about him because you know he's wet some people consider the greatest to ever do it you know I'm saying then you have a relationship with that person you know you're not explain it but it's just interested you know like I've seen his career go to the point where and is why I said I was the last person he just sticks and stones was so important for comedy because critics and a couple of people with dictating the tone of comedy and people second get some people second-guessing themselves and I mean I've heard I was here in communities like what I want to say this but I don't feel comfortable my what the f*** is happened you got to say what you want to say you know there was a comic I won't mention her name but they wrote a critical article about day and sticks and stones and if they wrote comedian writing a critical article which is all f***** up right out the gate and I feel if you ever comedian if you don't know what specials like sticks and stones special and I will Bill Burr special what they do for the voice of Comedy is saying this is what we do that's it stop you know the cultural expectations of how we shouldn't shouldn't talk about things the shifting so quick and people like demand compliance for you to you know behave a certain way but I'll professional this is not a profession it's also like this move towards compliance I don't mean that we should be all nicer to each other I think this compliance is like something that people because they think they're right they think they're going to enforce their ID on people but it's like the worst way to talk to people play resist it nice just being nice just be nice just to tell you this so you probably had this why all why it's because I'm gay know it's because you're an a****** no it has nothing to do about who dick you suck or any of that because you're an a****** you take the a****** out of anything else and so could be it could be it could be muscle you take the a****** out of anything else and so could be in anything you could be a gay and could be in white it could be an Anythink take the ass off and you said it you're just what is so hard joke about being nice with a heart we could be better on it


    Joe Rogan - Kevin Smith Is All Day High
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    Kevin Smith weed keep f****** c*** for project but he's so f****** cool when we were doing cuz people been on when we did Ashoka hollyweed right we played we went we only dispensary in Hollywood it was a funny as I'm piloting it was probably rivit TV they had this process where a lot of people do parties and never get greenlit than play the pilot and then you pledge if you want to get the pilot the green light okay the f****** on the show did well we got Snoop Dogg's between the people enjoying it and it just it just stopped we just stopped but he was so f****** could we did Holly we sat down and talked to me he said Donnell I'm at a point in my life I'm at a stage in my life where I'm not going to do anything unless it's fun is what I want to do yeah and that joint how to get we didn't get it probably was it was a good time at and he threw me up and down Jay and Silent Bob reboot you know him free weed a new oven free weed I met him free weed and then the second or third time we hung out to start smoking weed really I was like what's going on with weed like I don't know where he was like no weed and then weed strain is like a hybrid sativa before when he wasn't smoking and then I mean he's just he's all day hi I'm good he's all day high he's one of those dudes he's one of those like Wiz Khalifa just gold in Just Chillin I'm like I can't believe I'm chilling with Kevin Smith mobile to join and we just talkin in the motherfuking in the goddamn keyboard is just going crazy yeah yeah he's a genuine person very very good person and then shipment he said off you did things nobody ever. Me just to to create a brand that can last for f****** 20-25 and independent filmmaker Gypsy the movie Red states he did was one of the best movies is a weird man of so strange because he didn't tell me anything about it cuz I just want you to see it so we sat down we watched it and it was a horror movie so I can so horror suspends thriller movies not funny at all doesn't try to be funny at all but did he tell you that funny at all but did he tell you that it was literally didn't tell me any but I'm assuming it's a Kevin Smith movie I'm too much going to be fun you know what you know what day do you know somewhere deep down I want to do something different


    Donnell Rawlings Says Dave Chappelle Loves Worldstar Videos | Joe Rogan
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    started download shows where they lock your phone's up I was like the first comic going on stage in the first, going on stage in front of a room with everybody phones locked up they getting the Heat it feels kind of coolest like yeah like you're in the moment you connected you connected to watch a show but how can you enjoy the show like this yeah locked up phones every show always show people what you're doing every sex what they want to see a picture look right now I want to see some Instagram looks at your f*****-up life thrill of you know showing everybody that you're killing it you know that's why a lot of people try to do well it did try to do well to show people are doing well for the journey still make money doing any entertainment real hard Dave does it he's one of the only people that I know that doesn't but he's so intelligent about that kind of s*** he doesn't engage in that he doesn't engage in other people's opinions of him so I can use my phone doesn't judge yo we be on the road man will be on the road and all you said I'm always somebody getting ran over by a car and I was saying to myself I was freaking out cuz you know if you lose a f****** for the minute you deposit check you do like all four pockets in first thing you says f*** Ryan interview at the worst thing is a person that's going when you going out with a group of people in a person whose phone just ruin the whole f****** not yeah because then you got to go front and search for it I ran around go back be quiet to call my phone Matthew says f*** the worst thing is a person that's going when you're going out with a group of people in a person whose phone just ruin the whole f****** not yeah because then you got to go f****** search for it I ran around go back be quiet to call my phone call my phone my phone


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Fedor KO'ING Frank Mir
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    somebody in a very impressive fight oh it was Roy was Big Country who's Grace must have been happy when he started Camp that's what I that's really heavy it's here we go it's over it's over it's over water War damn almost had him what a great throw that is a great folk around sometime fade or Chael Sonnen wow but he really lost and yeah Asian easy damn that's right Satoshi ishii was his last fight his retirement fight in his last run and then decide to come back after that maybe this is all wild and loose huh oh s*** I feel like you caught him earlier than that to just that was that was the big one there one that really hurt him perfect stoppage goddamn crazy this is his first win in take out the Maldonado fight first win in take out the Maldonado fight she's how many years then how many years it's been a rough go for my man when was ishi


    The Fabrication of Social Media w/Donnell Rawlings | Joe Rogan
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    the way you're going to get through this life without some mental struggle there's no way it's not possible because you just sit around do nothing you be filled with ink do that everybody around 2 likes it will you feel loved I think one of the real problem with people that that just doesn't feel fixables when they feel alone I feel like them by themselves don't have that one person find that one person does not going to bulshit I'm the one person doesn't want anything right within humpers listen if you don't have anyone in your life you don't have anybody to tell me the truth or lying and I don't understand this a lot of people out there that are real lonely that only exist on the internet you know the internet is the internet is the most fabricated lonely place in the world and it's it's it's interesting because it's like like special we do is like you feel like you need it but after awhile it should have just so f****** overwhelming and it's so easy for a person to carve out the perfect life people to tell you I oh my God I thought you was having so much fun on vacation do you know how f****** many takes it takes to get that perfect picture show everybody that your life is the f****** bomb. It's not an accurate representative of anybody's life average chick right I want the average woman if you tell them that I want to take you on a vacation anywhere anywhere you want to go but you can't bring a phone if you don't have the money for it was let me think about that because nobody wants to have a memory and share memory just from the member that have it's like they wanted to get validated when people get the thumbs-up and everything but you can't bring a phone if you don't have the money for the website let me think about that because nobody wants to have a memory and share memory just from the member that have it's like they wanted to get validated when people get the thumbs-up and everything


    Nipsey Hussle Gave Everything to the Hood - Donnell Rawlings
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    had a real feasible idea how to fix that how to like take all these impoverished in inner-city communities we know of been crime-ridden for decades and stop it how do you stop it what do you do what what what's the plan how do you go into how much money would it take how much money would it take to take all of the take one city Detroit impoverished communities in Detroit and bring it up how a would you have to do how would you have to fix this how would you have to have community centers how much would it they have counseling and guidance and a positive Community like Foster positive Community with people that are like professional like psychologists and healthcare workers in and ended doctors and people look and talk to kids and tell them about potential careers and things that they can do and if there's ways out and then Foster them in the community programs they can get them to to Ring to to give him a little bit of a bump before then go to college started cuz got to start at home it has to start at home I have to because you can make all the plans you programs you want somebody has enforcement set they have to enforce it a teacher can have the best lesson plan in the best curriculum of ever of from she can win t-shirt a year whatever he wants and what it what if she would have what she's teaching and what she's trying to get them to understand if it's not reinforced at home then it goes nowhere you know and it's like I don't even know how do you address them parents are some people aren't supposed to be parents but that's what everything starts everything starts there I think some people with the cycle right so people had parents that were unqualified to have them and then they became qualified to have their own parents and whether or not the shooter shouldn't be responsible we can all agree they should be responsible they're not those kids a lot of times the ones that get f***** over in life they get a bad start but if there was some way some way to some sort of a community program these kids always had a place that felt like a community felt like family they can go there it's safe there's always got somebody to some of the other can handle them and take care of them until you f****** their own s*** up man yeah that's one thing they f*** their own s*** up sometime and like everything you're saying like Nipsey Hussle the rapper that passed away that was a well-respected hip-hop all all cuz of what he was an example of everything that you're saying he was example of how to fix he was example of everything that you said he was doing getting people up on your finances he had a realty company out of the the marathon clothing shopping mall he had he he employed people that came out of prison people that didn't have a fair Shake in life you don't say he might have business by buy property if you know where store was a train line blue coming soon so all the property board around and you know how much was only worth then he tried to pass that knowledge on to a lot of people he passed it on to his music he passed on how he lived his life he passed on by his associations he gave everything he didn't leave the f****** Hood he stayed until that he built his name in the hood he came from a place with people's comparing him to Snoop Dogg right out the gate he stood I buy he had to beat that shity song is on Capricorn is on he's doing his own s*** he won't leave the f****** Hood he's letting people see his life he's letting people see his mother f****** life and with all that said in his parking lot in his hood another niggar shot him to death and I f***** up that's type of s*** make me be frustrated by being black God damn Niger and then you wonder why people say this about you I'll Community needs to check motherfukers and get garbage and rodents and roaches like that mother f***** out of here as much as we trying to figure out the problem as much as we can put the million people as we trying to figure out the problem as much as we can put the million people in a f****** Roman right okay this allegedly blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah


    Macklemore is Releasing a Magic Rap Album?
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    in Magic together weird combination when they have those shows at the comedy magic club. Have a magician 250 need to stand up afterwards real weird it does it back but it's people enjoy it's like a cool variety thing down like they don't get to go up so he's just going around the Party's Just Like right just like the cards I don't know they just want to feel like you want to see some sorcery you have some type of source we going on whenever they go. You seem like a fairy tales are real and that's when you start start disappearing and I've been f****** David playing f****** took my watch off before he really yeah he do some crazy I just might just make me nervous that a guy would be so slick you would actually be able to take your watch off I know they exist people you did use that it happened to you I know other people said it happened them she's done it I believe it but I've never seen it but I think there's levels to everything Elite world champion gold medal at the Olympics level of watch picking and if ya like you see dudes do s*** with their hands when they when they move cards around and it's a f****** confusing their hands are so goddamn fast or dexterity when they moving the decks together and doing that kind of has yet me and there's some dudes have control of their hands that's just off-the-charts and they're they're about picking watches they can get you they can get you you just made me watch look for my wife I'm like I don't think so I don't think I've been robbed before but I think it's like what's this that's when he threw up the f****** frog is the Frog some weird disease and it breaks down in your gut what if you don't throw it up in time what if that mother f***** don't come back out and he's just until we run out of breath like he just down there till he can't breathe anymore I'm done that's why I was paying attention to that dude that is impressive the way he shook it and it seems like he did some sort of a magic trick with the cards to you just all you gave me back bro your Whitney Cummings been about magicians know because they don't like women liars that's why you never see women magicians I was like oh s*** she said that was one of those when someone says something OSHA a bunch of mail magician so maybe I'm a sexist piece of s*** I don't understand how no woman has broke them the magician magic as like a Penn and Teller for more David Blaine form I think it's an incredible art form that's very difficult for anybody and if it's not in your culture right like if it's not it does not like a bunch of women magician guides and you know mentors that could help you probably weird for them like who the f*** why they don't have why aren't there why aren't there a lot of female magicians people like magic shows right that's 100 e Penn and Teller the great she haven't seen them live too f****** great show I believe that I have no idea I don't even know where came here we go Fay Presto she's probably going I never heard of you either motherfuker Misty Lee say that name is Chi-Chi Kristen Johnson Dorothy Dietrich Dietrich Dietrich assistance I don't know if there's some problem with crossover from maybe if you didn't she look super-hot 220 magic too baby I'm the magician you're the assistant like but I can f****** do it I know how like a little more patience maybe I could do exactly what you're doing but you're afraid you're afraid that I'll be better than you is that what this says that's how she would be very red hair tight waist you ran with it that's a good point to that's why we don't like women liars some kids get into magic is cuz they got beat up to find magic and that's what led them to find making friends and like a lot of girls will not having that guy this is this confidence is what we combine does not a lot of money and being like a fitness check on Instagram sticking your ass out the Market's kind of flooded so you can separate yourself from the pack if you're a fitness chick who does magic magic with big tits and spandex come on kids that can work that could work that magic in like the most revealing ridiculous yoga outfit album good for him good for him do it I mean to have magic rapid stops with my beloved magic already what can stop someone from being a magician that's one of those gigs will it kind of anybody could do it what is this I mean not anybody do it well don't get me wrong I'm saying stop you from practicing you could get take classes right you could you could buy a kit right people learn how to do magic. You first ever magic rap album interested anything he wants it to mean he's crazy you know how you do maybe it's just to get us to talk about it not us but you know everybody that's what it wants about it not us but you know everybody that's what it wants to talk about we're all at what that's the move


    Donnell Rawlings Announces His New Podcast
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    encourage too many people to do too many things I encourage everybody to start a podcast encourage everybody do stand-up I do it all the time and I people get mad at me, you should encourage everybody to do it but if you try it you might be good at it like it's not a special talent in the sense that like if you can't run fast you're not going to win a track and field unit not it is not but almost anybody who thinks they're funny who loves, he's got a sense of humor and a smart can at least make attempts at Center but I think if you can just get a little bit of traction get going a little bit you can get better everybody get a different pace to your your pace was faster because you have been talking s*** your whole life but other guys like we're more silent and introverted took him a little while to their thing going but if they can do it start started but I recorded one today by myself it's 44 minutes you just do a dumper style Little Bill Burgos said the reason why the reason why I did it cuz I didn't want you to talk s*** to me I was like this I was like this motherfuking got a knockout punch at this and you're so good you're so good on podcast for you to not have a podcast is a atrocity for 45 minutes with nobody else but myself perfect this is the first time I ever did that is easy for you you can stay in this room for 3 hours and just go I'm way better off with people but it's a thing that you get better at doing that's all it is it's like everything else being on a pot like doing podcast is the thing that gets you you get better at being on a podcast to get better at doing it but I knew I couldn't hear show you the time out here I go encourage every, to do it so you just put some energy into it you have a thing that's all you and if it's successful it's all you it's you it's like you do and you're you don't have to worry about getting fired and don't worry about people being mad at you it's you know it's bleeding out but me and I used to talk to himself but you can talk to a friend I don't have a friend that you don't want to talk who won today how about we do one today I just did one okay I just did when I got 44 minutes okay I did one and I'm going to tell you it started off I don't know I was honest listen I want you to continue okay okay I just I think you just got to put them out and you from the first ones aren't your favorite ones it doesn't matter what that made me I'ma tell you I felt I was excited cuz you wouldn't it to me I was I was like f*** that f*** that s*** exciting was going to talk s*** I got 44 minutes of me talkin that's beautiful and listen to stop telling the truth if you go back and listen to the Early Bird want to do it on a phone if you'd like make a phone call to a place and like it would be him on the phone what do you mean like a recorder on his phone like this Builders first ones he was doing way back before there was like an app on your phone that you can record on about people at the airport oh really that's what I want I just want to talk s*** but I just want to talk s*** f****** Master at it manually I'm 100-percent you have a podcast 44 minutes more people do it the more comics do it the more it empowers all where you can get an RSS feed some do it man you haven't helped me he's going to help you, Maura my first one that's all I ask. Just get one him and me okay we're going to go through this together I'm going to make it happen I'm not forgetting you I'm going to do more but I got one ready to give that you going to do more to help you because and be nice be nice cuz when we did that show like we all did a good job right yeah but it felt good because we knew like we have put the Reps in yeah you don't say it wasn't like this like swinging Haymaker there's like no motherfuker we got a toned-down Ashley you I mean Ashley end of you and didn't have the information that me and Dave and then on the Utah joint it was anytime that's right and it was daytime you know and I was like this you can't give Joe a motherfuking daytime Suncoast fun it was amazing those gigs were special man like they felt like they felt historic they thought we're doing something really fun you know which one is this beautiful beautiful beautiful love you Tom and I like going there but that you don't I'm saying like those shows felt special that's all you were doing some fun s*** man that s*** is like it is Emmanuel that energy energy light it's like we want to see like if I if I was a guy who likes stand up with didn't do it I want it I want to see that show and then other people enjoy the show I'm starting my pot you got me started bro, you promised son you said you was going to do Thomas you said you don't back out of promises to take care of it I know that's why I had to take care of open up a branch or a whole separate group of people so we can help people get Podcast launched men if we did decide to do that to have a branch or just helped people get started with their s*** but then the peep too many people to ask then you would have liked it job trying to bully me and said yeah I was in Orlando and all these m************ look like you kept coming up to love you they look like just like you man they look like you a walk like you they just like you they are used and it came out something but what the f*** is up with the podcast that's the truth that's hilarious argue they are you say it ain't come outside but what the f*** is up with the podcast that's the truth that's hilarious but we got you


    Israel Adesanya: Pressure is an Acquired Taste!
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    what do you think about that kid edmen shahbazyan I saw a spot I didn't know who you was till I tell him what's his name Bradford five rounds he starts them in one round almost thinking that likely look at that kid eventually when it when it comes up you know I'm sure I'll see him at some point but that's what I mean I need to get back to work don't get me wrong I'm working I'm working and I was interviewing Matt in the in the Octagon he was real honest about it cuz I'm going to be honest with you this is a relief he was a pressure the pressure of all these guys coming after me for so long he was I'm glad it's off my shoulders not used to it and that's why I said that about Robert I said don't record like I said he's not used to this precious and acquired taste and then acquired taste know Everyone likes it's like caviar egusi or is the height you know I jump in the UFC do my work hype hype hype all the way through this pressure for breakfast lunch and dinner is easy to me the guy's been awake the whole time I've been running through the f****** division the time I've been claiming you know like staking my claim as a f****** Channel and he's not used to this pressure and your comeback fight you want to come up in the biggest show against me I wouldn't even if I was a coach 16 months is too long to put a guy games me and I said he's not going to be used to it I don't care you know this isn't far as much as good as he thinks he is all right watch this cuz I know they're going to put me in the deep end and the guy so that's why me and using mad the plan like we got to be ready for everyone I'm glad it happened the way it happened I'm glad I didn't Rush In I didn't want to because it may not like I'm glad all the s*** happened to me when I was 23 or 24 cuz I would have f*****-up don't way worse s*** and I don't but I'm happy that I've matured I have my metamorphosis when I was 28 and that's when the shift happen for me that's when I became trying to help a lot as well like being away from my comfort zone being in the mainland and fighting my first Stadium show in China in front of 40,000 people be more than trying to all that stuff I just use it as rap songs like this is all preparing me for this this is all preparing for the big time when this time comes I got to be ready and I got to roll out do you have a very wise way of looking at the future and I think that's what led you to getting therapy when you start feeling a little weird after S5 me that's a very intelligent that did to seek help to try to figure out Kate has got to be a good way to handle this I need tools I need the stigma around as whatever when I mention I think I put it after I put my own on my Instagram story after my win against Robert Whittaker I went to a therapist at Monday the session was supposed to last maybe an hour and a half with finishing 30 minutes cuz I saw her two weeks beforehand the week of the fight and then I saw her after the fight and literally was like cool I think we go we need it I have to see if I need you again but then people like so brave you know it come out and you people with mental illness and oh my God #I'm like I'm not not everyone is mentally ill but everyone has to look after the mental health and physical health you know how crazy the youngest-ever champ I don't think it's good I don't think it's good to have that kind of an unqualified success at an unqualified Danny don't deserve it but unprecedented at a young age I would like I was supposed to speak but he's busy so if another time well I know it went to it was do the hot box together I would be happy to help you in the way he is very oh yeah Yo Gotti apparently he's going to try and Francis fairly Gypsy Kings MMA


    What it’s Like When Israel Adesanya Visits Nigeria
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    is it about Nigerians that why why are Nigerians so clever all these internet scams like when you hear about internet scams it's Nigerian Nigerians come to America there is one of the most successful groups of immigrants in cleverness body-wise cuz when I went back recently I want to see man you see people who are his bricklaying and they had jacked their ripped some of them ended up maybe have the best nutrition Rio but they the song about the genetics about people is a Warrior Race and I don't see that likely I'm just being honest different you know and I think also the culture cuz I was doing algebra in school when I was like 7 and then I went to monat when I first moved to New Zealand for more night to do for more than three countries by started from one I don't know where you guys have your first grade I don't know how it is but pretty much I was 10 years old and I move to Ghana for a little bit and repeat it again then I move to War Museum of that repeat it again cuz they said no he's too young you can't be doing that but thing is I wasn't the smartest in my class of the bunch in Nigeria Nigeria they had a test like in early workout something on one of the first week of school Wednesday times table and I need the song in my head what is like finish Miss in all the kids like to ride on Lyons I didn't know I do understand I just felt like you know I do regular s*** like I didn't understand me so yeah multiple different men understand why you seen it and I'm telling you man especially right now do what I want to do in Nigeria I really I want to introduce them like take the football soccer ball out of there and show them some gloves from great boxes we have this thing called amby which is Nigerian resting like the Senegalese type restaurants around that one hand just one hand and they just pull with the other hand and they wrestle and they throw strikes also they have like some Juju some black magic you know that kind of stuff like they sprinkle that in there I got my own as well 3 a.m. you know what I'm literally I can't wait till I show them like cuz when I went back just chill Logan he's making to the country boy that said it can't happen there watching you everyone knows who you are from the airport all the area but show me what's up show me love crooked police officer some of them and like I didn't realize that they stay up till 4 a.m. to watch me and come over fight I've always said I wanted to be the guy like what Pacquiao was to the Philippines the way when he finds the whole country shuts down crime drop everything I wanted to Black I feel like after this now it's going to keep blowing up and I'm going to go back next year I'm going to go back next year I'm going to I hope I hope to see the pain please cuz I'm telling you man the countries that eat yummy it was Brazil at first in the early stages of a mummy in Japan than America that he don't like it always goes back and forth and then nor the Oceania people right now we're doing some work on telling you once much is my judgment that Africans wants to stop stepping in it's going to be like in 50 Cent dropped in the club in the kill the whole game for a while they're going to run the game for a long time for a long time and I'm happy to be a guy that's kind of like cavemen away is crazy though back there being the champ going back there it was beautiful like to see my people is different than your own Vegas and all I got was different when you see like a kid just in shock that you're even standing there like just in shock that you're in his presence and for me I don't see myself as a stopping I'm Israel adesanya at the end of the day but when they looking at you in just like you know and this kid I remember like this on my Instagram and I just showed you my to eat them I just told him this on the foot stand on the toes and turn the hip literally within a minute he improve his kick like that and I got it on my Instagram somewhere but man I was really impressed and I was just a little snippet of the of the the the creativity of our people just chilling with the people man I was immersed in the culture Melrose kid That Uniforms on grabbing at your belt on a theme and it was like a reminded me of Goosebumps again she or no training I'm like what do you mean is like you are trying to get up EMG EMG EMG access Israel the last stylebender adesanya in Nigeria EMG YouTube engaged Media Group since 2015 and I want it like this is that I want to send it to the end of the first documentary but the beginning of the next one I want to show what I can do in Nigeria what I can do in Africa cuz even though tomorrow went to Michael Kor we almost know almost died that was in there with some killer just go back to Jamie go back see how that place go back for it is like a Maze Before to get see how that's like a maze the first day we went there I went there just trying to like show love to the hood say what's up in all this area boys like I'll go with you to do you like what are you doing here and I'm like I'm just looking around your icon do you must have two lost like you got to tell them you got to make sure they all right cuz I don't worry we'll look after you guys but then within the first 5 minutes meme my friend who came with me is that we got to go cuz he Keys very smart he's very strong so will I and I had a guy with a K with me a security guard in the guy's a gangster who can a flex and all I can offer you guys answer the next day is that a****** in me I went there shirtless all my chains on the f****** vest and I got like more security with me but more a case and went deep we haven't told you to get that guy short and Jeff hate me for it cuz he f****** Panic the whole time and I went deep and is all these killers man like literally I'm talking like you Rosalyn like marks cuz that's the body's the body counts of s*** like that in this one dude look like Kimbo Slice and he's like the the head honcho and he was arguing with this other guy because they were saying like no I'm giving them the Torah what they give us is my money I'll sell it to you and he's like no I'm the you know I'm the big dog you report to me and do what kind of have an argument about it and it was a real heated and if they wanted to focus up right there and say f*** you guys at the f****** Maze and I have no idea walking through exactly under your walking on plants in the water so the water bottle and drank like disgusting Noble that's like one of the slums in Nigeria but they see the for the shark does Victoria out of that song that's like the contract with my Jeremy you have dirt poor and you have well-off like Lamborghinis like one who living nicely what's your uncle don't check your emails don't worry you'll get your money just it's just the fees the feedlot to like the way the bank account setup all that kind of stuff it's amazing that they figured it out is synonymous with scams it's like you saw that Nigerian scam the guy who sold the f****** airport that didn't exist to Japan really member that one was sold a f****** airport when wasn't a real airport or wooden buildings or Airbnb yeah I got to make a movie about that 242 million park off solar fake airport for 242 how do you do that someone's birthday party and I'm seeing all these kids like 17 16 18 with like Iced Out Rolex has you know how many of y'all partying for some guys birthday and they just out there flexing and I'm just like what are you doing so I invested in Bitcoin earlier and they all over the world you look in the world where everywhere and we have a claim but I can't wait till this documentary man like I really want to like show people over there like what we can do I want to show first of all the story like it's going to be like you no more cater to the MMA fans and anyone can watch it but I want this to be more like a soccer mom can watch it on someone from the bird song from Alaska to watch and still relate are you thinking about opening a Jim's over there in Nigeria like the one I went to the The Stadium Sports Stadium I was at I want to help them out with some stuff that's later on when I go through and normally I do things like this like when I went I did some stuff I don't do it for like when you have a platform like this and you can bring attention to certain causes and certain people then I do yammy I crazy because I got to do that but we have a platform like this and you can bring attention to certain causes a certain people then I don't mind using my platform push it like that so I really want to bring some attention to my people because I feel like they deserve it boss so they can earn it they can earn it and I know they can't miss


    Israel Adesanya Shares His Savage Definition of Humility
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    is is a trick that works on other people but shouldn't work on you you got to know who you are that's the thing if it works on you you're f***** you cuz it's like if your magician you really think you pulled a rabbit out of the Hat is the culture of like people even like they they don't like me because it's all he's known as you know humble like a true kiwi you know you're like the All Blacks you know humble and what they mean and I've asked you for this one is home with me and someone is that all you know you just don't brag like they just mean downplaying your success I'll tell you what humble is when I have Dan hooker on my f****** neck hangman with uppercut when I have Carlos kicking me in the body and making my liver go that's a problem with that what is a part of you whole hope that Kamara loses so you can be the first Nigeria middleweight champion I was like what report take a cheap shot and understand like that's you mad now you're that got to take so cheap Shot Ya never was going to remember that I think you're just trying to make some noise Make a little pop but your cousin the future I'm going to talk to you now


    Joe Rogan: They Snapped Jeffrey Epstein’s Neck
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    set a cap popping and Oilers just dealing with the paint like right there that's all my DSD. His me of terrinoth mental fortitude man oh man that whole family has never been a family that's revolutionize martial arts the way the Gracie family did an employer was the most successful of all the Gracie's and it comes to competition he was a multiple-time world champion do you like do you like just popped 5 times he's like it's normal again and he's got him wrapped up nasty this is some s*** any invented this is crazy about all of this I mean just rather Disney torn apart than lose was the last time any came out you tell me some crazy conspiracy and I was like, but I love you I got to go I have a smell dog Marshall could see those look man that guy Bill Clinton flew with that guy 26 confirm * 26 MIP 2826 confirm time I rather my brine a little with my mother 26 x with built Bill Clinton flew with a pedophile 26 times over the. Of like a mile how to defend against suicide even him he said what the cameras are down but camera won't work after 3 years ago that was just so I just got to leave fakes what it was real with crazy she knew that guy she knew that guy and that guy was most likely murdered in jail and she was laughing about it like is Trevor Noah said how did you kill Jeffrey up there for them you've known him for years and then that guy gets murdered and then somebody asked you had your murder and you start laughing but you got to be weird you got to be a cruel person to think that's funny that's about it and you know Trevor listen to the way The Daily Show works for sure they told her before and yeah on Hillary goddamn Clinton free-balling on that show today later on I'm sure to come out later on so he would know too much man way too much it probably will be one of those decades later things we find out you know that some some guy on his deathbed says he killed Epstein his Clinton paid him off or you know who the f*** knows who knows who we work for I've no idea a whole shitload of things we had no idea about a few alleged rapes you know I wasn't there but there's women that are accusing him of sexual assault and rape so you got the Monica Lewinsky thinks you know he's afraid his dick sucked by 20 year olds you got to think there's a lot of those dudes out there in the first place so they got into politics in the f****** 80s and 70s they got into politics if they want to f*** they wanted to be the king they wanted to be the guy with all the power they wanted to be the alpha and so then all the sudden the rules change because the internet so then they got to figure out what Jesus I can't do anything anymore what the f*** he's got this place you bring these girls from Czechoslovakia and they suck your dick into your head explodes with Clinton you know Stafford most likely to try to bring these creepers bring them over there at template p**** in them and he know how to do it as well as like having s*** over them creepers bring them over there at 10 p.m. is pushing them then he know how to do it probably do it as well as like having s*** over them


    Israel Adesanya: Grappling with Fame and Imposter Syndrome
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    Story But like after my debut I'll go back to the spotlight pretty much the bus and fight before it was when I realized how you eat affects how you think and how you feel your mental health beforehand before the fight for so I couldn't wait I was eating like s*** like literally just cuz you know I can't wait either so I'm seeing everything what not and I threw out that camp I was getting like I hurt myself as well make my eyes I mention at the post-fight press conference and then I have to take a whole week of training is like 5 weeks out and I call like f*** we're going to poop in this fight so we don't leave it too late that I can find a replacement or take a whole week off come back Monday and see how we feel and then doing that I hate right I hate proper you know a little bit like the prince of s*** like that cuz it wasn't ready for that week transition everything just cuz the way I was eating in the way I looked out for my body and then when I go back to Camp boom and I realized through that camping also reading Charlemagne's book as well does Shook Ones listen to it too well that's a good one because it's read by him and he's such a funny interesting Oreo and the way Reed's are used when I could I listen to brilliant it's as well expecting this by him I went to Nigeria I brought a be with me you know cuz you like Jerry and I told him after this trip like be careful cuz you're going to do holiday Blues you know like when you come back from holidays everyone all these Instagram post take me back you know what the hell you're going to feel it and I know cuz I've experienced as well after my UFC debut I literally might have to party with 3 hours of just nice to meet you if I'm got families like you all right what are you doing taking 5 minutes alone at all yeah now you understand day and just sat next to me on this like a nice check in the UFC and then depressed and Underside I'm home alone what's happening if I seen a therapist right away just cuz I felt like no one teaches you how to be famous there's no funny book about that and I've seen a lot of people at athletes movies singers rappers of rise and fall and I'm going to be one of those people learn some tools to help me with this and then so after my first by to happen my second father have my throat by Brad Tavares by Main Event f****** all the stimulus like off drink coffee and then do you get all the stimulus your hype when you come off it crashed I quit I quit the same thing and then those tools I got my therapist really helped me just kind of like navigate back so New York was the first try to go back to my house and I was like right boom not attacked this I know what's going to happen and I was anticipating beforehand I did not anticipate the type of going to happen the wave after the fight like after this fight already know what's happened like going to be like more than everything I've done the UFC already so I braced for it and I prepared myself and I have the right people in the right tools to Help Me ease back into my regular routine so I went back home and was just easy what was the feeling of depression cuz obviously you had the spectacular result you one and then but what what was it what was the feeling it was bothering you if I think about my debut when I go back home sit down just like I don't know and trust me I love f****** the perks phuckfame I don't like being famous bottle of the perks a lot of perks but like when you get back home and I'm with that's why I like hanging out my dogs on my cat cuz they don't say anything I can just be I can just exist with them I don't have to entertain them but I have to talk line cancer-leo crab line both ways but like yeah so I can when I'm home by myself I'm just very reserved I like you like to be my own space to do in Panama like you don't belong yeah. I don't deserve this I have to go through that for my first time I said goodbye my third fight and I said it wasn't for the Bronx NY I just decide to f*** it own it cuz in New York on YouTube of this guy he's walking around Time Square normal just chilling North pays attention to him and then he goes to he goes by comes back at night time and then he's hired like security camera crew he dresses the part he's just a regular do like YouTube content creator and then everyone's come to like who's this so how do you know if his name is Brian how do you know Brian how do you enable Spider-Man you know yeah why do the teeth line through the truth about who the fuckis guys went didn't even know where you was I experienced that Deja Vu f****** crazy in Times Square in New York Madison Square Garden Express in Times Square like literally shoot with my brand engage shooting some shots for them so is that better crew around me Micro around me and I might even try it and at one point I kind of just cuz I'm always missing everything around me and I see people like tell me recognize who I was and then I saw people like and I can hear the man who is he romantic fan you think I would pick I was like I'll take a pic and next person like ancient high can I get a picture and just take a picture and don't know who the f*** is exactly Stryker in your applying at the same because you don't get caught in traps you understand you want to see all the pitfalls like if your if you hear chins up you drop your hand if you have a tendency to someone can exploit you got to go home and make sure I mix this up make it and show him different moves you don't want you caught in traps yet I don't want to get caught and ever that is also what happens with Fame to get caught your own traps you set your own traps when you caught in traps your I don't want to get caught never that's the dad is also what happens with Fame. Caught your own traps you set your own trap mistakes on the shot come get it


    Israel Adesanya: Jon Jones is My Biggest Fan!
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    temps are going after it noon Jon Jones are going after that Instagram also icono let it be known he started it I'm the guy that he wishes he was he's a fan trust me he's a fan using my biggest fan and I think he sees himself you know like man I could even that cool and all this up and he sees me like a new freshman getting all the shine getting all the hype and he's still undefeated and a fought Stephanie Barnard pillow that spinning elbow then with that a double overhook lateral drones with him and wrestling anime Awards I was in my hotel room and allegedly I might have been stoned but I looked allegedly I was f****** Stone not looking across and I can see Raiders stadium being built and I was like for whatever reason just decided that's where it's going to happen at such a f****** crazy fight the way it's going to happen. Just letting go to heavyweight I'll drag him back down I'll drag him back down and I said like 20/21 is the time cuz I don't want to disrespect the game I'm not going to hold up the division the division be held up long enough Robert f****** me sick and being injured in you know Romero not making with all this s*** I'm like let me do what silver did which was one of the f****** cold and actually be a champion and Defender belt so I'm going to do that I've done it once again for the Whitaker Dublin from Champs I'm going to do it again is Killers out the Ibis what kind of near the weekend and he's a f****** beautiful dude man such a nice guys and praying that what's up brother how you doing exactly shift over the last year and a half or so Jared's made a shift what he's just become more and more serious more more dangerous and you watch him when he took out Anderson Silva me f***** his leg up be like Jesus I guess he's on when was fighting the sky heavyweight you won't have you walking down with his hands down


    Israel Adesanya Reflects on Fighting Anderson Silva | Joe Rogan
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    calculating his movement doing it this way I'm doing that right rhyme memory but your memory of fights and sparring and knowing what you can do versus knowing what you see him doing and dislike bet the house at the house on Henderson because he's serious I bet the house I go bet the house I go this guy's in an assassin this is a different thing you seen a different thing I'm telling you this is a this is one of the rare the f****** sky has to fall for him to lose no one knew that something no one knew we was until that happened. put on the standing light and they said f****** casuals power cuz he hit Henderson silver in the face clean I'm like you don't understand this Anderson is playing a game with me and Emma playing this game so when I hit him I didn't hit him clean I'm trying to hit him where he is I'm trying to hit him where his going to be but then he knows that as well so he detective paper and then pause the distance is just right so just Nixon living, kick him in the face and I slaughtered them and my toes literally see my toes are ugly and I win and people don't understand people they don't understand that game you're playing at yeah it was beautiful man I love that fight because I don't Anderson and you is goddamn I would have loved to see that fight when Anderson was 10 years younger and you are you are at where you at right now I'll tell you how it goes how's it Go same way when you know why he's never had someone do to him what he's done to people cuz what I was doing and him making him jump making him do that whenever he did this that's awful Jay-Z that's all I ask you made me face Disney Company New York and start writing bad checks and so those checks became fugazi checks fake so when the Italian yay it was a limousine company called fugazi limousine stop for like yeah so whatever I'd like fainting or make him jump American react you know like I got you he'd like it was in this area has a different time now the game has changed the game keeps evolving and it like how do I say ice no disrespect but it's just it's as if you had me and my Prime right now and I'm leaving in my Prime kind of in it how long dude this is a guy I've Loved enough you know I'm f****** gag and GZA brought him a whole for him to realize he's a f****** he's wrong word Anna Hughes he's another case like at one point in My Hitta minute tummy tummy and he talked me into coming and I was like let me try cuz I know I said stop doing that and I don't know why it said that that's what the question I have to answer it like after I retire and see cuz he was like oh did you hold back when I decide my f****** know I was walking in the first round and if I didn't him I was trying to I was trying to win but I still have love for the guy and I respect the guy he might not feel the same but he's so he's a guy that let me know what to do he told me like I said don't lose focus and that's why I even right now like I said I'm like you know the s*** is cool this Victory Torino rating the s*** around it's nice but I want to work in those in a third-round and he went to the east light come on 2 seconds does a split second in there. I was like holy s*** I'm fighting Anderson Silva yeah I just got that home framed signed by Muhammad Ali wow, beautiful man. This is Rock Lee from Naruto and was the first five ever watch that got me into the series and what is this series Naruto only seen it in my mind that takes too long that's a 720 episode f****** yeah so he literally has some heavy ass weights but he f**** agar but I did the stands were clean only does I did the stance that you normally does in the winds and Anderson stood there like Gaara but he probably doesn't even know what that is what he just stood there like this and s*** like that adjective by Aegis like when life imitates art without even trying yonamine edited it I got some guys in the car crash in Blackburn it fixed the edited it for me to make it look the same as this but literally yes it like this Jazz me up man I'm geeking out right now the edited for me to make it look the same as this but literally yes it like this Jazz me up man I'm geeking out right now f****** nerd


    Joe Rogan on Jorge Masvidal Beating Nate Diaz
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    yeah it's what you think about the BMF felt like trying to solidify this but what it was was they needed a title for the MSG card because Kobe endorsement in what year Holly Holm was the co-main event at the title fight with Diaz McGregor 1 front so with all that kind of stuff but it happened and yet cool what's going to happen now he's going to defend it cuz even the eagle in me is like I might put some f****** Spinners on this now and then do like John Cena at all this to Freestyle belt actors do entertainment you Rebrand yourself new package and then boom draw and then it forced him to think about where he's at where could be and wanting some sayings like all these split decisions he was thinking like why you know why did it go that way instead of the other way like why did I lose that fight instead of when it because there's a lot of them in a really close and he was thinking I don't know a little bit more and then he said why am I thinking like a f****** peasant that goes why I just knocked that m*********** out and then so that shift in his cloudy chance and then also need marks Donald Cerrone merch Darren till merch Ben askren piece of f*** out of Nate Diaz like he's a different person now and now he's what he could have been he has potential realized I can't percent McGregor did and I'm not going to fade yeah yeah cuz I watch the fight against different when you watch it live when I was watching the life I saw Diaz coming back and it was in the third round and I'll swing into his Diaz my or maybe one that round bar was the back and I'm like he had all three stop downstairs like with my God cuz he got hurt yeah I love it I love out to bars with it as well if I swept them to learn how to sweep just right underneath you don't. you got to learn how to sweep right underneath


    Stylebender Wants to Fight Yoel Romero | Joe Rogan
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    and this fight Maya said you know fifth-round I was ready and I said that for the Romero fight and what's his name what if I said look look how he looked in the fifth-round he's got gas don't get me wrong he can be can cracks it don't remember Romero and him they don't have the same kind of spices I do when I'm in it when I'm in the trenches when it's time to go I can go cuz I do it in the gym every day you wanted Romero free next fight all of those could have been his yeah I know but you also the people the people the casuals they think this is a guy or first one I think Brunton was a guy than gasoline was a guy and then Whittaker's the guy said I think so the guy to beat me so I'm like all right this is my charity work for the year he's an interesting fight for anybody I remember his first fight I saw him you do the same thing to the black guy bald black guy flying knee boom and just going to start them before an atom what is this is what Rises me to the occasion to someone challenges me to a guy like that he's a beast and Belle Robert he's a beast but these levels to this in if you can make that look easy it just makes you look that like your status legendary goat all that s*** it's all about the challenges taking out Robert Whittaker in the second round in the his home country doing that to your Romero maybe no thank you but I don't know what the situation is like there but like in Vegas in a big Arena T-Mobile Arena that would be f****** do they sell it like to the people and I might f*** it let's do it anyway and I said it's for whatever reason why I was walking do you know who it was and I can't we sign the contract just tell Dana I was like okay am I drinking my hamster walking like oosterbroek what I'm saying like I want to do the fight I said look this is a guy right to the guy he's going to take me down and beat the f*** out of me okay no one's been able to do that yet so let's see if this guy can do or let's see if I can take him down to get him now cuz he's 41 now I think 40 41 second time he heard and if you look at those 10 8 rules you know the new new rules he want you to look at you your butt Esco I felt like that that fight was legit either one could have got that time I think I agreed with it when cost of one I can see that but if it gave it to Romero outdoor like my cat's teeth at 2 talking about Romero's how well he takes a shot there's a picture of cost of kicking him in the head that I put on Instagram where it looks like his soul is leaving his body like his eyes are rolling back in his head that Shane is wrapping around his head his whole head of distorted thanks the design space into the f****** black hole of Another Universe full impact cleaner used up and he walk kind of Steve them around you have a boy what and they put them in the situation where if you win you get more food when you get a better place to stay and if you get two meals a day if you lose you get three meals a day if you went and these guys are there competing is the best in the world and it's just every day is battle battle today is Battle Battle you know he's like everybody else but it's feasible


    Israel Adesanya on Becoming Champion | Joe Rogan
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    last time you were here you would not have the interim nor the Undisputed now you got it all have a double interim champ I don't know but never came and within 3 days I was like I feel like I just defended a belt cuz technically I was a champ is wrong I was a chant Minnifield beat me here to go one of those rubies you put on this so I'm looking for my Ruby as well to get a ruby yeah like I said that you don't get you don't have to get a new belt anymore so what they do is they do send this off actually yeah dude I used to not like this belt now I like it better be like maybe two days after I won't complain about it and I looked at it and I when I first saw it was at the p i and I was like you know what the f*** with it yeah but you just like nostalgic purposes and just cuz you know I've been a fan I should have got one of those I came at the the end of it totally still walking around 1 then don't get attached to these things may I flex with them for a little bit you don't even my my last after after Atlanta my coach he was kind of worried cuz I was going to Nigeria going all these shows I got to like show it up Flex it but he's my coach so you didn't like then you don't think you're the champion from like I'm the champ but then there was a point Jim's lights can I put in this box with everything else and then he kind of posted about it cuz he saw like a the switch happened like it's game time now the same thing I'm doing my chores right now Victory to a walk around all this s*** but then even at the fight last week I go fomo cuz you know after the fight by out you and I see what's up people talking about me right around so I'm like me I got to get back to the gym so when I get back I don't even look at this thing that's interesting so you're aware that you could get to into the moment too wrapped up in the fact that you won the title and maybe slack off little or maybe take yourself too seriously I could buy me a lot of people this is a goal they like I want to become the UFC champion they get it done and then what happens after the next fight they lose it or they lose track of what really matters so some guys like Kobe for example he's walking around with the belt and what's going to happen you going to walk around with that Bill how you going to feel and I don't know how much Kobe wants people talking about this but I'm going to I'm going to spill it as much as I can't who wants an act man strong suit he wears that Maga hat he's got the old belt you know it's not a legit belt right but he did win the interim title NATO it from them for no reason to make any sense so this is something about him where people somehow another think maybe he's illegitimate maybe not real then he f**** rob you all around it was off the chart he's tough as nails get the fence he was right there slipping and ripping things you know everyone has holes in the game I have holes in my game but he was really impressive the way he was right there in his face and Robbie Lawler who will slip and then blast someone unconscious with one shot he's a volume guy and he's throwing 60% and 60% meltaway Champion men use a legit top of the food chain motherfuker and he was looking for those openings that would never there who's always looking for Kobe to slow down Kobe never slow down was waiting you was dating life is waiting waiting and he was just like buying us time by the time subtle thing to Step One to that's it I can see it when he would like bounce bounce or I'm ready to go you shift you disrupt the pattern okay reset reset about that tack you know he's going to bounce bounce bounce bounce blessed and not being a specialist and obviously you have a full game you does know where you get to where you are without a full game but you work you are an elite Striker thank you and with that that's an advantage you are a step ahead of everybody supplement before the Press before the fight the press conference when he was talking to a candle on Bullard and stuff like that and I was like what he's acting out of character before he put this meme upright and if people thought I was affected by the meeting but all the all that showed me was like you never talk s*** or poke fun at anyone you fight him and somehow suddenly you're poking fun at me that's showing your first card show you firsthand and a lot of things you did throughout the back back I was like your show me your hand your acting out of character said the same thing just do what got you to the dance don't try and talk s*** with a guy who knows how to talk so I know he no got to talk to his friend that s*** like that but not with me the internet kid looks different to make music games me other me Majesty but like yeah so I know when it cut when it came to the cage you know what you saw me when I walked up I Stomp the Yard Stomp the Yard now. I had to the cage and when he came in I could feel that he was and he took about a minute before you look me in the eyes I was looking at the whole time and you like a cat or even a chicken get when your chickens corner it like a rooster it's dangerous when you Corner any kind of be still at the attack you at any point so I can see him pacing back and forth like a caged animal in the whole time like he was a hunter he was a hunter and I was I was I was a hundred so I was watching him and I can feel it like not really about that and he's trying to hide himself and when I went in my stance like this is something I was doing during sparring like they're my my training camp so I was just triggering this this is my muscle memory in my head and I was just having fun disappoint I looked at him a kind of small like f*** you I got this and I just knew from that point then I was under the in the first round I thought I lost the first round without the knockdown just like I let him have it but then I watch the back I threw less strikes I landed more he threw more Streisand on the list all I was doing was just me and you can talk about this like that the first round after the fight let's see what he does just get all of the text draw making sure his and make him draw draw draw the tax out of him and I did that and after I watched it again I'll let ya without the North and I still have the round performance and the knockdown at the end of the first round was essentially the end of the fight before the second round he stood up and when Calvin rock me after I go rock my first time being rocked in the UFC in the second run I was it before the second was a tireless let's go to step it up he was looking at the screen Robert was looking at screen like what hit me or hit me and I was like hey hey that's in the past that's done focus on me right now anyway Undisputed champ I felt like just my title defense want to see Atlanta Atlanta was the one where they put my hand up and I felt like yes so hard yeah I think of the way the fight when the back and forth and then me that that fifth-round like I I found out who I was after that my bad after from the depths I'm willing to go so when I put my hand up and you know you'll beat up and all that kind of stuff just in case I never had a belt before I've never had it wrapped around my as I visualize it so when that happened boom I felt like yes and also I was looking to buy please George's don't screw me over don't follow me over on this man and I knew I had it but you know you never know exactly cuz I didn't kickboxing cuz I was undefeated for so long so it was always alright cool what's next to fight maybe 1:30 I was next do I have to like chill relax look at the tape look at what you've done and it's so cute and smell the roses for a little bit and then move on cuz once I have my first loss I took winning for granted cuz it was just a habit of those winning always winning always winning so now I feel like when you win when you do something amazing like I didn't Atlanta like I did in Melbourne it's chill smell the roses and then move forward and then move on cuz once I have my first loss I took winning for granted cuz it was just a habit all those winning always winning always winning so now I feel like when you win when you do something amazing like I didn't Atlanta like I did in Melbourne it's chill smell the roses and then move forward


    Best of the Week - November 3, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    okay I did that the last movie Chris Farley ever did was dirty work and after work right before he passed away he hosted Saturday life so Norwich balloon weekend update on North Korea come to the party after the show warmest welcome to somebody and I sat watching Chris Farley disappeared bathroom what's going on with Chris I go bad news bro because what I got you want to go bathroom with Andy Dick I said there's only two reasons a man goes into a bathroom with anything and neither one of them is good Ho Lee fuk I hope he's high I've never seen a man look more unhealthy I was there that's where I'm at Peter Jackson we actually at he sat next to me it is screaming and we became friends and and he had his movie brain-dead if you ever seen that Delight Hammer movies and Stuart Freeborn was there ever sit in this thing and there's a big kind of goofy kid walking around yelling and I thought he was just like a fan so I said come on over and sit down in the scene where they're torturing the cop it's funny people think I like gory gory stuff and you know it cuz I've done it and but real stuff in if it's really intensely done on a film like that was a man that he's going to let this guy I like this guy and fire on plane I said I can't I don't want to see this I left and so did Wes Craven I met this prostitute in Lake Tahoe she should come to my show and she was like you know in Nevada it's it's all legal and so she I go what's the weirdest client that you ever had and she goes well I don't know if you're ready for this but I met this guy and he would he lives in Colorado and he had been in in Nevada leichter said she said she's up for anything send a jet to take her to Colorado they go to Denver to some 5-star hotel come up to the suite presidential suite they come in she's like I've no idea what this is about and he goes now this is going to be weird but it's not going to hurt you Just Go With It of hamburger meat uncooked just hamburger me tips the guy leaves and he says what I want you to do is to meet I'm going to get naked and you're going to take handfuls of it and shove it up my ass hamburger meat and he just stood there and she kept stuffing it up stepping up no erection no sex no touching her and then back on the jet back to Nevada so he's a wealthy guy like if you said Would You Bet Your Life that there's a guy out there that sent a private jet to get a prostitute and take her to a nice restaurant and then paid her to stuff hamburger meat up his ass if you're wrong you die yeah I believe it and that's the funny thing is like I don't get the sense this guy is on a chat room talking to other guys to stuff ground beef up their asses this is his thing that his mind just goes to places and he can indulge it he can just go yeah I'll try that and the biggest problem is actually not even the fentanyl itself it's the fentanyl precursors and you know what those are chemicals that are used to make fentanyl and so that was sort of the main investigation in my book like almost like 80 pages of the book are dedicated to this one company they're called you on Chong the Chinese company that makes more fentanyl precursors than any company in the world you know they are they they're legit in and not only that they sell them to the Mexican cartels and totally sanction not only sanctioned by the Chinese government but they get tax breaks from the Chinese government they get subsidies they get their land subsidized their staff training things like that and I was sort of the most jaw-dropping Revelation that I had was that the Chinese government is not only failing to Crackdown but they're encouraging this industry encouraging the ideas look it's making a lot of money let's just keep making money yeah it's a lot of people ask me if they think this is a blatant conspiracy to to try to like inflict harm upon the US a subversive form of warfare and so I think it didn't start out that way I think that these these benefits were given so that China could increase its exports to grow its economy particularly when the chemical exports so that's why these tax credit stars are called value-added tax rebates and so what that means is any chemical that you use to any ingredients used to make a chemical 4X board you can write off the cost of those of those ingredients when you export it so basically it's like a 16% tax rebate and so they originally yeah just to try to like improve their economy improved their exports but what's crazy to me now is that last year in the middle of the trade War this was at the height of when you heard about the trade War everyday you know Trump was Raising tariffs and doing this and that right at the height of that China increase the tax rebate for fentanyl from 9% to 10% so it was almost like a seems like a thumb in the eye sufentanil it's I don't know it seems like a big talk to you New York state democratic party there's always been all kinds of issues so I bet I met with a whole bunch of really smart people about running for New York 17 which is the district that I live in like the day after I lost my gig at serious the woman had been representing that district for 33 years now since she was retiring and I was like well I got I got nothing going on and I've always thought about running for office and let me give you no seriously consider I reach out to a whole bunch of people from all different walks of life Congressman that were in office that have been out of office campaign coordinators talk to Chris Cuomo I thought the whole bunch of people but this one person told me that if you want if you want to win regardless of your party affiliation you have to there's a certain special interest group that you had to promise you wouldn't interfere with and make they got an envelope of cash and I'm like well I'm not doing that I will tell everybody and everywhere I go about that what is it I can't because I don't have a second source so I wouldn't say it but I'm trying to get one what does it rhyme with the special interest group maybe the private sector right but would be like what would be opposed to being with you interfering with the way that they run they're like what what group that we know would be opposed I could tell you it could be a religious group a private sector a union or accompany you know of corporate interest it could be any one of the value of the point is all of those types of organizations pressure that you have to I'm an honest guy can't I can't lie I've never said anything until microphone that I don't I don't believe and that's been both of my detriment and to my benefit I think I'm authentic so when I was talking about running for office my brothers like you I can't you can't you can't be dishonest to people how are you going to do that you'll have to sell out at least a little bit that was ever thing and then I realized I'm not sure that this District or either but I think I'm authentic so when we talked about running for office my brothers like you guys can't you can't why you can't be dishonest to people how are you going to do that you'll have to sell out at least a little bit that was ever thing and then I realized I'm not sure that this District or you know the country's ready for someone like me


    The Presidential Debates Are Not Real w/Pete Dominick | Joe Rogan
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    the maze that you and you don't have to love other people can sustain like to our conversation I love that you can do it to never allowed to those rules were always like we're almost out of time who's going to run the Free World and you have to stop because there's a Palmolive commercial this Palmolive Eva thing for I'm such an old man pulling out f****** Palmolive reference Anderson here and you get to talk to him look at real human vs human being who cares about people and you have a different perspective on what these people are saying you or your idea of democratic socialism is not this wacky socialism occupied and it's not this thing where people think you just going to steal money from hardworking folks and give it to lazy people that's the worst-case you know what's in Arabic thoughtful person and I was talking to his cuz I told you I'm thinking very seriously now but also running for congress and I was talking to his Deputy Chief of Staff anybody Raven off great guy and I was I was telling those doing your show and he told me that after Bernie Sanders did your show he everybody was recognized and I'm like really like he reached a whole different demographic talking to you than he ever had before cuz he's mostly on those cable news shows mostly on terrestrial or radio but when you do these would even call this now is non-traditional alternative media might as well be mainstream but the point is when you have a long conversation with Bernie Sanders and he's not like up there is is annoying you heard a real conversation with you and like what is annoying to people and want to think it's annoying to people is that f****** rapid fire not give up all these cable news interviewers and network it like they always want to get some headline that's nothing you know about corporate Me U2 they want you so I've been in that belly of that Beast Joe for the last 15 years corporate political media and it's so manufactured tell you so many stories they call you up and they say you know how do you feel about anything you want to make sure that you're a completely the opposite of the other panelists that you have a really robust argument and it's like not everything is binary most things aren't there's a ton don't have to hate each other than that that's how they get ratings that's how they sell advertising I play most of the problems in our country on corporate media terrestrial radio just doing that format all day it works really well for conservatives not as well for liberals but it still works and they sell at and if a few people make a lot of money but the country suffers this idea that were so divided is such bull s*** I talk to people from all over the country travel all over play Psy understand the issues really intimately and I don't care what you think about anything there's something you have to offer me there's something you have to make my life to enrich me I don't care what you believe in abortion or guns or certain text because if you could teach me how to fix this engine I'm into it I'm online all that exercise better but you don't like our trade policies policies let's just talk about it and it's is what we should all be trying to do everyday we should do what what happened to you that made you think this way what is the experience what is your journey to me that's the fascinating s*** about human beings were one of things about something like cable talk shows or you know new shows or any of these political Arenas is that there's a lack of real interaction with the general public in terms of like real real conversations with people Yuri of a host is wearing makeup was got spot lights on them and a microphone in front of him and he's talking to his other people in those cameras pointed at them and no one really feels like this is this is not a nut or a but it's not a normal way of people talk now nobody talks like that rarely you see someone sit down and they like every now and then they have those shows were like it's a one-on-one like Trump will sit across from f****** what's his name was that dude's name which network it's a fox Handley them together. Dobbs is lost his mind he's just used to be on with North Korean situation State me to every night it doesn't matter you know he shall not be questioned kind of guy worship the president but what are you doing that's not even put but that's the what's got into this long drawn-out argument with Chris Cuomo why I like a lot but I was talking about you know this Samantha difference between TV and radio it's simple radio and you got a long for give a 20-minute to to our conversation and it's real and get a lot done on TV you can have a 5-minute conversation that you have on your show that I have on my show that's if they're way more ability be thoughtful and do on stage points they can't do that now you know he's doing so good for him that's what I was getting at is that this separation between the people and then the just unnatural environment that they're in no one can relate to it but they can relate to is to be able to talk to each other they can't relate to it Joe but they also think because their condition to that if it's on a network this person must be an authority must be intelligent but I'm here to tell everybody I was talking about credit default swaps in the financial industry associate's degree and came up in New York City comedy clubs like I really don't have any business talking about that but the thing is I could sound really smart for 3 and 1/2 minutes on anyting give me a minute five I can't go that deep on certain issues and I shouldn't be an authority on it but just because I'm on cable news with a a jacket and a shirt and I'm this guy people like okay well I believe this guy know it's not real exist in the same shorter than that yeah and then the whole also the interjection of commercials every 7 Minutes the things they're doing on debates the same thing they're doing on these other cable talk shows where they tryna encapsulate these things these very quick 5-minute sound bites and have you ever heard of Intelligence Squared debates yes my friend John Donovan is a moderator he should be moderate in the presidential debates he's the greatest guy they have these really well-informed panelists to have a motion and they do like 2 hours and they do like 2 hours and you can come in thinking so often one idea about the issue and you leave thinking something completely different because you have these very smart people debated with an excellent moderator doesn't let any b******* and you really learn a lot no commercial breaks


    Pete Dominick Was Told He'd Have to Pay-Off People to Run for Congress | Joe Rogan
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    3 people is too many people probably it's like if you want to get to know someone that's a one-on-one because even with three people your moments we have something to say and then someone interject something else and then you lose your point and then you don't express it and then the other person is talking and you don't know when to talk and then you find yourself being a little bit more assertive in the way you're talking to me and one person just oh yeah it's f****** chiming in and screaming out loud to talk over people and but they're also talking about because I had one foot in cable news for long-time still do I mean I still go on and then I had my long form radio show where I was talk to policy experts it was very like the type like right now and they're talking about the polls for the presidential race is anybody that's paying attention that is wasting their time it's a complete waste of time to talk about who's leading Paul a year away it's a year why you got a tablet attack you get up here like it for a game it's not a game okay but his game if you're watching basketball do not pay attention to the first minute of the game cuz it doesn't really matter what's really important is how many points are scored over the four quarters is there 4 quarters I think I might be to have called him but the point is it's this is a weird game going on the Kamala Harris is fun for people this is what it is I don't I know it's serious I know it's significant I know this grave consequences to picking the wrong leader but this is a game right but it's a b******* game cuz you said really are the reason why Kamala Harris or anybody else takes a step backwards it because one stupid moment and how we possibly taking there on the young one I hate that crashed him well given everything that's easily candidates have done and said yeah but honestly there's probably something else it's how he responded to that as well as like he showed a lack of humility understanding of what it was like yeah it sounds stupid and they don't seem to have an understanding of the idea of ego and what it means and how they should try to separate from it while using it like once you get into politics much less entertainment and you get really well-known if baby you start believing things about yourself that aren't even remotely true they're not a true. I'm completely turned off by I mean it's hard to think about like I was seriously considering running for congress cuz we're or alright it's hard right now because I learned some crazy s*** first of all the corruption levels of corruption but the New York state democratic party there's always been all kinds of issues so I bet I met with a whole bunch of really smart people about running for New York 17 which is the district that I live in like the day after I lost my diggit serious that woman had been representing that district for 33 years now since she was retiring and I was like well I got I got nothing going on and I've always thought about running for office and let me you know seriously consider it the whole bunch of people from all different walks of life Congressman that were in office that have been out-of-office campaign coordinators. To Chris Cuomo I thought the whole bunch of people but this one person told me that if you want if you want to win but regardless of your party affiliation you have to there's a certain special interest group that you had to promise you wouldn't interfere with and make sure they got an envelope of cash and I'm like well I'm not I will tell everybody and everywhere I go about that what is it I can't because I don't have a second source so I wouldn't say it but I'm trying to get one what does it rhyme with the special interest group maybe the private sector what will it be like when they're opposed to what it be that they're posted you interfering with you interfering with the way that they run their what what what group that we know would be opposed I could tell you it could be a religious group a private sector a union or accompany you know corporate interest it could be any one of the hell you to point out the point is that all of those types of organizations that you have to I'm an honest guy can't I can't lie I've never said anything until microphone that I don't I don't believe and that's been both of my detriment and to my benefit I think I'm authentic so when we talked about running for office my brothers like you guys can't you can't why you can't be dishonest people how are you going to do that you'll have to sell out at least a little bit that was everything and then I realized I'm not sure that this District or either of the countries ready for someone like me I'm a comic I said a billion things TV stand with microphone and on stage and we are in a humorless country right now number one I smoked pot like are they ready for for the are we there yet I don't think we're humans or disagree I think there's a lot of criticism going on but that's cuz there's a lot of money do you think overall but I mean for politicians for me to run for office and you see some stand-up that I did of him and then my phone is playing at out of contacts to I got five words for you grab them by p**** as the president I think he is an aberration I've do I don't think of anything else that can get away with that kind of stuff I think you probably right it's definitely an operation but Frank and one is the center of the comedian but he was a writer like there wasn't a ton and he got in trouble when there was a photo of him I'd say it's more than a photo there was actual so that's the point that photo was harmless but it looked bad just like any joke I said anything that I said out of context so I just feel like and then I thought that they could destroy me and any future earning potential that I could have I just the second episode of my podcast every Tim Ryan you know he is running for president because I was asking what is it take and it's for sure you got to run you haven't raised $1000000 from people and individuals you don't like you don't want to be affiliated with but you have to you got to make compromises that the whole system is so filled with corrupted with money and almost every District in every state regardless of the office and how do you how does a person I'm a fairly affluent guy I'm up whitestrake I whatever but I couldn't if I don't know how I can afford to apply for a job for a year and pay my mortgage so I want to do it if it looks feasible if I don't take care of my family my parents no pay my bills but it's you have to be an independently wealthy person which sucks because Wreck-It makes it much harder for regular people there's plenty of exceptions to run for your office now when you say that you had to give them an envelope and that you had to what did you have to do to Jeff to support them intermediaries you have to say basically you have to basically say I'm not going to interfere with your business we'll just look the other way to say that that's what I'm told that was what I was told by Chiron how are you told this so you told this like hey if you ever want to be Congressman you have to do this without in-app do but if but if you would want to win its you're far more likely to win if you if you please play it's not impossible but they'll try to destroy you if you don't really know if it's just me possibly true I need another source I try to act like a journalist and someone who's the intermediary like what kind of person is this and he managed campaigns in that District he knows everything about the politics of in the special intro in that District potentially be that he's holding you out absolutely would you I won't tell you because it wants he's saying that so that he's he's like sort of playing both sides and he wants but he might also want to maintain his relation possible so he says I've got insurance now in this guy I don't think he is affiliate with that group but it's possible and and so I try to put you don't have journalistic ethics before I would say something I'll tell you off the mic but I but I wouldn't but I wouldn't say without having a Second Source if that's what they responsible about so much of our media when Trump or anybody says fake news it's like listen it's not you can't if you have to have two sources you go to your editor with those two sources in you can print it you can't make them up if you make up a source you're you're you're like Mencia that's it you're done you can't that's like stealing a joke you can't make up a source you'll never work again it would be a second season to worse when you make up a joke I mean if you make up a source I mean at work when she is still working in the few in a few instances where someone did make up a source or even plagiarize that which of the two worst things you can do with drama say never work again when they don't work for a very long time ago Johann Hari on my show he was accused of plagiarism it took him a really long time to to win his Integrity back I didn't find that out until after you've been on the end of a second time and and that kind of thing to point is that kind of thing ruins you and so I wouldn't come here and do that even though I don't I wouldn't call myself a journalist but I would want because what you're saying cuz you're smart I'm very skeptical to a people and their source and what their interests are in a lot of people really want me to run for Congress for a lot of different reasons but mainly cuz they think I can tap my network of wealthy people and you know they make money love Trump hate Trump that is precisely what he was talking about drain the swamp now this is the swamp this sort of this sort of convoluted world of influence the swamp also money and all the other things that he didn't drain the actually brought in people that were he made the swamp swamp your way it's filled with malaria and crocodiles like like I always we don't even Define things unfortunately on the same Base Line on porcelain this country what words mean but I've always thought what that meant was governor corruption that the private sector is influencing government be cut in in the way that they obviously do at the system that we have is you have to get money from wealthy people and Wealthy interests and then you have to advocate for them whatever the interest is you have to or they won't give you more money and so that's what's beautiful about Elizabeth Warren Bernie Sanders they are not allowing any donations from any super Pacs from any wealthy individuals it's it's Grassroots and that'll she's doing as well super Pacs from any wealthy individuals it's it's Grassroots and that'll she's doing that as well committed to it but if Biden was doing it I don't think he remembers I totally agree with that by the way


    Would You Be Someone’s Toilet for a Million Bucks?
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    everybody. Has as these I don't want to hear that I want to shut down speech I don't like the people that are really consistent but I like to think I am but only social media companies have the power to decide whether or not gets expressed when they're not a person gets to express themselves to an unlimited amount of people I said interesting if you tell them that based on your ideology with most people don't agree with your ideology they have said something that merits you take away their building Express themselves then I think you open up a real discussion like the Second Amendment discussion among the first amendment the what are we doing here what is this and what is free speech and is this a town hall and Jack Dorsey from Twitter believes Town Hall he thinks everyone should have the ability Express himself but that like everything else f****** complicated and who I used to be something at the ACLU wrote a book about speech in about how in Germany you're not allowed to fly the swastika and that's censorship on speech and that is not effective for any of the outcomes that isn't for you also make a lot of s*** p*** is that right German the German said I don't think I know any names but for whatever reason a lot of such a thing s*** p*** not a thing is I try to be very open-minded but I don't I don't understand I'm not going to be enough to understand why don't some people you allow people to do it right I would never allow people to think about of course yeah that's a weird one right my instant reaction is what went on what's that about I want that scrap how do you get to to that sounds very abusive and it sounds more like it's it's a tough Tin Top of the but now at the idea of censoring speech backfires it's just not healthy but I think people should be generally sensitive and not assholes at the same time it's also about someone saying something in print that you read on Twitter it's like you can standing back to you make that I give your own comment but you're you like f*** this is such a shity way to talk poison or interesting as you evolve on it just decided it's not like these arguments or not they make you a riled-up they're not healthy than not there they don't they're not about my daughter hold on I'm already set it out loud and I was like oh I'm the shittiest that's the shity thing that I could be doing I just think right now so was unmanageable when you get to a certain number of followers I just can't I have just there's no way you can and it's also people just like they're f****** in their cubicle they're just trying to get a rise out of people they're angry the shift their board you can't expect everybody to existing in the same vibration that you are up to it too late to say you're a pitiful person it doesn't it is fascinating that someone would write such a thing it is but not click on them and be like I want to steal is really is projecting and I'm worried about I wonder what happened to that guy over there but you look at their picture and then you decide everything about their life you ever look reason I can't run for Congress I think like I want to keep doing stand-up and I want to talk about things like you ever look at a guy with the guy running the car from yesterday LAX I thought about how much he jerks off for a little while I will sometimes look at my bike I bet that guy isn't good for him and whatever but that kind of annoyed brought that up I'll think about that now everything is brought up shooting in the mouth but the edges are watch the video once and Oliver experiences and when the first time I got deleted and what kind of she likes to go to follow when he shoots in her mouth and I'm like okay this is not pleasant I'm not enjoying this but honestly in this is like it's kind of a dumb thing to talk about right but here's why it's not even psychology person that was a baby don't like you then you know you've succeeded by the way to get a lot of money for it like Robert when was his name Robert Redford Indecent Proposal to be more slowly everyday as a clerk at Dunkin Donuts or one giant load on your chest that is like a really rough afternoon afternoon it's like an hour to shower up on me boys just became a millionaire guy just shooting you just your impending diarrhea I never told my dad this for how much money a million bucks what if he doesn't know I got that that's preposterous that's ridiculous you got a problem and then because not wouldn't do it he calls back and it goes he tells me who who names a guy in all the time you got it by fur coat and start balling either way what do you mean Purina for a million bucks that's free money don't get me wrong oh yeah well then whoever you want it exactly when your head take a big meeting meatball s*** exactly right in your f****** head to 3 million bucks got a bad memory of making out with Paul Sorvino


    Joe Rogan and Pete Dominick Debate Gun Control
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    and the justice system is obviously that's a really interesting things I found the constitutional laws a fascinating think of people studying this idea that we argue about the Second Amendment like let's let constitutional lawyers that thing discuss a lot of those things we should all understand that and be curious about it but I would our constitution is also silly like let's remake everything like let's have that conversation is so much better that we can do have a serious conversation with what kind of guns and bullets have not they can have more that they can't have like that's the conversation that's where we should be right now everything gets regulated everything there are trade-offs and Healthcare there are trade-offs and everything but Americans are so divided they want everything that they want that compromise is something that we don't do as Americans much less in in government that's just Preposterous the Democrats at the man Purity or or anybody that is doing that you don't agree with hold on that's not know of any relationships with people in your real life like that like my wife and I don't agree on a lot of stuff by love her is my door her those who talked about before they're on teams and you want your team to win so you state why it why you want anything about the thing is that even if you made guns illegal even if you said you can't have any bullets will you all go to jail if there's so many guns you're not getting them all it's not possible because the more guns and there are people which means there's more than 300 in what 30 million guns there are country alone that's absolutely the most important point in the discussion man but you don't really stop a behavior by someone might be a certain way and shoot people that's not going to necessarily change what you do is you do limit the access to a certain types of weapons rounds of ammunition right that's the number one president of lame like political but like there's no data on the video game argument that there's no doubt on that well the video game arguments interesting because I've had soldiers bring it up to me including Dakota Meyer yeah I heard that conversation will inhabit that mean I don't I don't think it necessarily makes sense that people would act out in a certain way that's horrific because of video game but if they were already inclined to violence to begin with maybe they already had a f****** short-circuit and then they desensitized to violence in movies and violence in video games does that have an impact on them I'm not the guy to answer that question whether or not has an impact on this variable it is variable that I think it's discussion I don't know if it truly is why I don't think it is because the higher rate in Japan and they don't have the gun violence we have that's a good point they were very different cultures all the way you don't have never actually guns that's true that they also have a lot of I get the I have nothing but respect for Community but I mean I don't know I don't think that there's much pasta conversation about access accessibility to guns that can fire many rounds that quickly killing that many people I don't think we have to get rid of those somehow but I agree how do you do it you have you heard that the most important 330 there's more guns in our people so what are you do so by the way I think you buy as many as you can back for sure you've been a whole bunch of taxpayer money just helped by the way there's a ton of people in a bind right now to have a life of like oh my God nothing to live for my insulin AK-47 to live another month you buy some guns back is a good expense your money and then melt them down and turn and to furniture for people so if you wanted to do that without changing the Second Amendment like you just have a a buyback where you just offer people the opportunity to make some money by giving their guns out why did the Second Amendment is been interpreted Wrong by the Supreme Court in my opinion it doesn't say the people should have until 2008 and say that nobody thought that the people should have personal right to guns till the helicase but I don't think you even need to talk about this I think just people just need to agree that these guns shouldn't be sold the ammunition to talk about the second amendment that means it's a big conversation anymore change the law because he knows that those gun laws in New York work really well by the way people always make the argument well they have those gun laws in Chicago Chicago Indiana doesn't have them nuns go across the border just fine that's the gun laws work they work will Chicago's also in the middle of a bitter drug war that's what you were talking about it like that drugs if there were legal you wouldn't have that sort of a drug war end so how do you think that the Supreme Court misinterpreted that that in the in the 2008 allocation everybody should just I would plug the work of Eric Siegel no regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed yeah those, as get argued by Constitution until 2008 that Americans had a right to have their own weapon that such a crazy statement when you read it it's so winter because you will we're going back in time trying to figure out how people in 1776 thought about guns and whether or not that applies to us because if it doesn't apply to us we have to think on 1789 if it doesn't apply to us we have to think well then who gets to decide like one of the reasons why side as a society on one of the reasons why we have for whatever reason when things get written written in stone or carved into a stoner written onto a document like the first amendment like the freedom of expression that is that we we have it so we all agree on it was what I want to change it free speech expression whenever we want to we want to hold onto that we want to keep sure I deserve a second amendment the right to have a gun close look at the commas and look at the word yet shall not be infringed upon what did they mean that he has fastening it is it is fast but I think that they didn't mean that job I think that it how could they they didn't the whole gun thing is a racket to make money that's what that is it's it's a way you sell fear like I mean home invasion is any family's worst fear but it doesn't happen very much nor does kidnapping Nordahl lot of these crimes at all helicopter Our Generation parents is helicopter parents terrified of everything not that's true that's not letting the kids go outside you're right come on you don't know anybody so we don't have to exist like everybody's going to kidnap your kid or everyone going to break in your home but I'm saying goes on the balance is that sometimes it's real that's why people want to be able to have guns because sometimes someone can break in your house and people have defended their house but and their property was done short but it's a is it a way he's in a realistic threat or is it something that the that the gun industry creating amazing ads and scares the s*** out of people comments crimes real somebody GunsAmerica is because there's so much money to be made off of them I think we can absolutely limit them and regulate them and have a thoughtful conversation most people or I don't know I hate that generalizations to something to that but is also something to the reason why we have somebody car people like we are killing ourselves while the cars the pollution is the table you can make them I think I would be fine if there by of a Chevy Volt since 2012 I've solar panels I'm trying to be the change you want to see in the world I found coming off as a complete hypocrite and all of it right mate and I do all kinds of things I think have a thoughtful conversation about guns and why they're each part of our culture and not another culture the way that other cultures and countries regulate their weapons that the problems that they have our problems about mental health but the problem with that conversation that people don't want to have is everything costs money that's why you have to pay taxes paying taxes the price of civilization but is up to with mental health you have to pay for people to help people from can't advocate in government Republican or Democrat for the this is what unfortunately Trump and Republicans is advocated let's get Mental Health Solutions to the violence let's do that Liberty behind that accept they cut the Obama Care program that funded mental health it's just you can't you have to spend the money providing mental health it is a problem it should be addressed but it's not the main issue is definitely the guns in the bulletin them will the main issue is the person is capable of shooting people with the guns the bullets now it's what I'm doing or inanimate objects without a person and not going to just shoot themselves the main problem is handled the main problem is someone willing to grab the gun and shoot people right we agreed we both agree there's problems with having now but don't you think the main problem is the person that actually shoots people think that in every other country in the world they don't have this problem cuz they don't have the gun that's my where I started and on the argument they might they might that might be the case that they don't have the guns but there are places that do have guns and they don't have a lot of mass shootings Canada's one of them right they do but they don't have AK-47 with unlimited rounds and I have the crazy to have more or less than guns are awesome I get it more or less limitations to what Firearms are allowed to have I believe they Canada I believe the Canada Canadian gun laws are far stronger or regulated just tried something some some really recently Trudeau announce something that was going to severely limit this is very recently really limit the type of firearms you can have including things that can have multiple rounds and Chambers and certain types of guns that use right now is hunting rifle since it was a big push back about that lets his readers always like the conversation about like like the the freedom like the 2nd Amendment to me is it just your interpretation it's so extreme it's really if you want to know the answer to healthcare's you should talk to Public Health experts they have those answers they have the research but what research in creating death by any measure accidental death certainly good for quite certain ammunition is destroying the inside of the the body and unsurvivable I think Public Health officials have argued certainly pediatricians all argue this idea that you can ask a parent if they have a gun in the house because the gun lobby is against that cuz they're building the conspiracy that the government is going to track your gun that's terrible your pediatrician has to ask you do you have a pool where you keep the poison where the guns is God forbid you. You're not responsible for had to get enough to know that that kid my taxes the gun that happens all the time there's a rule against that yeah Public Health officials and in doctors and Physicians are pretty much on the same case with this issue these guns and mental health I think I first and if there is I'm happy to be wrong about this or any dumb should I said what you're saying is that these Public Health officials would be able to make these guns less lethal by Banning certain types of ammunition cuz it's destroying people and checking see if the parents know if they have a gun or where the gun is or how it's treated how it's locked up like that they shouldn't mean to how do you feel like public officials Public Health officials have any impact on that but Public Health experts are you know their entire responsibility to keep people safe from Bryant sickness and death at all we killing each other with boats all-time about. Anybody a blunt but whatever it is I do understand the argument about ammunition but the point about that's why I brought it a public health experts will look at what is creating sickness or death car accidents what I'm saying to you is that I think it's disingenuous to say the public health officials have an answer to why we're having so much mass violence I don't think anybody has an answer I think we're terrified and I think we could say it's Nerf guns wouldn't be able to do it you're right I can say if we do these people weren't mentally handicapped or filled with a handicap melted mentally compromised filled with all kinds of demons all all kinds of different medications with their judge abuse in childhood there's a lot of factors or no one has any idea why someone who is abused and who's f*****-up is capable of making that leap we have some thought that's all we have some thoughts on it and we talked about it endlessly and yeah you're right if no one had a gun that there would be no issue with that you wouldn't be able to mass shoot people but would we still have f***** up people to lashing out trying to hurt people I thought you would always will but we have them is aligned month will help we have to think you should I think we should not only should we come workday's being mandatory I think we should help people I think they know they just an experiment Microsoft did in Japan in fact and they found that for our four-day Work Week rather increase productivity by 40% I think a lot of people I don't know maybe this is their culture May businesses with specific instance the type of people that would get a job at Microsoft but you know what what you're dealing with for most people is beating down shells that are tired by all that together 4-Hour Work week and any other type of benefits as civilized Nations around the world special in Scandinavia have studying that cultures really interesting what they do and and you realize that there's any number things that you can do to help people and how do you have to be able to fund those Solutions and people don't want to do it right people that pay more taxes but they also have a distrust in the way the government spends her money soap they don't trust the government to spend their money like if you work hard and you make x amount of dollars the government always at their argument but there's not a better way better way fine I give you that argument but there we have to come together as siding brake this is not where to spend my entire apartment on schools and so on


    What Separates 2pac from Biggie w/Ben Westhoff | Joe Rogan
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    crazy because I remember hearing that as well like crack babies will think we're all worried about the 80s all my God wait till the year 2000 all these crack babies are 20 years old. Where are they now I'm definitely that's who I am yeah that's kind of Generation Nas Gangstar Gangstar course Biggie Tupac you know the classics you know I mean Big Daddy Kane I love EPMD I mean there's a couple errors in that I just lost it but that is Lyrica like Nas is my favorite event has his lyrics they're so intricate you know he's either way he words thing that you just go out back into the gun all the way through the entire story he starts at the end and then backs up the story. Some f****** Classics I think he's the best writer in all of hip hop music real Kool G Rap oh yeah I mean he's the original he's the best like some of the greats of all time people don't say Kool G Rap and listen to cock blocking that is one of the best so much of it Hill Street Blues like so intellectual so amazing wordplay gas but see when I came to La though everyone's like Tupac Tupac Tupac and I was like I don't get it man he's his flow is not that great you know I just don't get it but but the more I like listen to his lyrics the more I saw he was more than just a rapper he was like a cultural influence he was like a political leader to a lot of people and finally I'm like yes I get it he stood for something and now like I just don't hear biggie the same way you know cuz so many of his songs are about you no partying and crime and stuff in the bigger message of Tupac just really want me over and then well I don't think it's a competition but I know what you're saying I mean to Tupac definitely had a different Vision but biggie you also have to realize but he was like how old was he when he died Corner when he was like 16 17 years old rapping Dempsey that I think I have emojis at The Lumberjack stuff yet he's got a f****** I think you might even have a piece of paper in his hand or is like reading the wrap up while he's got it like in case he f**** up his forget it was so good even as a little kid there's a f****** kid mad that he was like as good as any rapper alive a plate for you after the podcast will play it and is his breath control in like that weight sometimes I feel like you got to be like that almost amazing singer or rapper will comedians to fat comedians like Patrice O'Neal wear the greatest of all time there was something about his Garth when he was on state highways like power and there was like this whole thing has Biggie yeah and just murdering it murdering it everybody around them everybody you know I saw this early Tupac videos and hurt early Tupac recordings and his original style influencer was actually Fresh Prince of Bel-Air background of the humpty hump dance Arsenio Hall I mean and when he was young which is really interesting in the interview I'm he was like he wasn't thugged-out at all like what is the son of two black panther do you know the politics what is that from solo debut wow yeah Digital Underground humpty hump when you write a song that's as profitable as it kind of like stops your needs to do too much else when you're that set they were so good they had great s*** when you write a song that's as profitable as the Humpty Dance I would imagine the kind of like stops your need to the do too much else when you're that set


    Journalist Ben Westhoff on The Rise of Fentanyl | Joe Rogan
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    you stumble upon the story of fentanyl because where you at one point time can you write about rap music yeah I have a book about NWA and Tupac and I interviewed like Ice Cube dr. Dre Snoop Dogg all those people yeah but I was the LA weekly music editor and I started looking into this story about why people are always dying at Raves so like I don't know if you remember a few years back every time there was a rave there like one person died new people die and Outsiders from Ecstasy but I Knew by ecstasy was really not that dangerous of a drug you know MDMA pure MDMA very few people die from that so it's like what is going on here and I looked into it and turned out it was all adult rated it wasn't real XC wasn't real Molly it was a Dolce with all these new drugs and I kind of went down the rabbit hole and I found out that all these new drugs were made in China there all synthetic and are like hundreds of them and then it turns out that the most you know the worst of them was Fentanyl and that's how I got onto the topic and Fentanyl most people think of fentanyl they think of it as being a new thing but it's not really a new thing right was wasn't it it was invented in the 50s than morphine in hospitals work really good well it does but for things like yeah traditionally people have got a lot of mileage out of morphine but first things like open heart surgery do you want something that came on really fast and it lasted a long time and so he manipulated the chemical structure of morphine came up with fentanyl is a blockbuster drug you know and still is used in hospitals all the time it's used you know there's a fentanyl patch people with cancer back pain and then when you get like a colonoscopy they give you fentanyl before that and then women who have epidurals during childbirth that I believe is usually fentanyl so it's still an important Hospital drug and so how did it come to be that this drug for the 1950s short of re-emerges and they re-emerge during the rape scenes that we was it was actually before that it first start killing people little bit at the beginning of the 80s and nobody knew what it was it was from China then as well it was the kind of mystery, as these guys who there was this one guy in particular called George Marquardt and he was like a genius Maniac who read all the chemical literature he learned about fentanyl fentanyl he's like I should try to make this I bet it would be a hit with recreational users and so he started making it and it's dumped authorities because people who died they would have track marks and their arms like it was heroin they would have syringes but they tested them after his and there's no heroin their system and so they're like what is this and the only way they finally found out was that there was this scientist testing racing horses and apparently fentanyl was being used to dope horses so they would withstand more pain and would go longer and Chester and train harder yeah and so so this guy made the connection he's like all this is fentanyl this is this new thing and he actually predicted what was going to happen he's like we are in trouble now because not only is there fentanyl you can make a new if you ban fentanyl you can adjust the molecule make another type of Fentanyl and a band that can make another one ad infinitum basically the thing with horses would be that they would be in Ainsley wouldn't run is hard so they would force them to run harder by dulling the pain I guess so yeah I don't know all the details of it but you know it's performance-enhancing based counterintuitive you think they like an opiate we like make them sleepy right well I don't know how the internet comes along and through the internet people started scouring the medical literature and sign literature in chemical literature and then they find fentanyl exactly yeah because back in the old days you do you know scientist would publish a paper they're trying to find a new drug that they can Pat and say the drug is no hit no one wants to buy it it goes on some dusty University shells never has heard from again but in the internet age all these papers start going online and so these Rogue chemist that I reference until my book they start finding particular scientists who work on the type of drugs they're interested in and then they start going through all their papers and they pick out drugs that they think we work recreationally and so when fentanyl first came out it was totally legal people you could walk around with a giant bag of it they can do anything and so it's set in motion the start of cat-and-mouse game between law enforcement and Drug cameras which really still for although mostly in China now have you ever experienced any opiates personally I've taken yeah like Tramadol in like Tylenol 3 and stuff like that I don't know 3 is opiates I think it's codeine which is right and I don't know I don't know what I mean didn't do what we've been over this have we didn't we try to figure this out I remember I took NyQuil in the 90s in the late nineties house sex like the last time I ever Target and it was wonderful how's line is that going this is amazing I don't give a s*** up I was just lying in bed well that's like the irony of the opioids it can produce the greatest pleasure and the greatest pain you know I think Sam Quinones said that like how can one molecule B give you the greatest pleasure imaginal and the worst pain imaginable yeah Lenny Bruce had some crazy quote about it something about getting a hug by God I forgot what it was but I've never had experience with Heroin but I knew I've known people that were addicts quite a few and couple of them the died and one of them that I knew there was this guy who was a pool Hustler back of my pool playing days in New York and his nickname is waterdog forget his real name if they was Bill but another was Buffalo Bills as other nickname first so like they would play games like $10,000 he's huge games and all these guys would come from the tri-state area they would come around to watch these matches in bed on the side and water dog would go to the bathroom and everybody knew what was going on he would go and shoot up and then would come and he would sit on a chair like this just sit there like half an hour to sit there while then when the half hours over who just sleep then we couldn't miss and he was playing this guy this dude that I knew named George was also a big-time Gambler and he was just screaming and yelling that this m*********** when he's on this Duffy can't mess he had no nerves like nothing bothered him you could scream his face would look at you like an alien like you didn't didn't bother him at all act like an insect would look at you and he had this inquiry all ability to play like at the very best while he was f***** up on heroin and I remember thinking what a bizarre drug and think about all the amazing artists claim go down the line all these different folks in that mugshot people prefer heroin or fentanyl like I've heard it described as more Soulful people say but the thing is you can't even get heroin in most parts of America like Pure Heroine a Morthal cut with fentanyl turn on the street like nice neighborhoods you'll see poppies all the time you just don't even know you're looking at him and that's actually heroin like you could get your own from those poppies yeah it's like if they grow organically and you're not doing it on purpose it's no big deal but if you start cultivating it that's when it becomes just got a place to live because I can't imagine there are a lot of trains police if know what to look for as I feel like if you're going to grow some Mezcal mescaline cacti or whatever your ass to move going to be alright people that party I know people that take pills and it seems like fentanyl is things are getting cut with fentanyl a lot it's not it's not an uncommon thing for all sorts of different drugs with how many different drugs are cut with fentanyl street drug that it is like an awful time to be a young person on the party scene they know they made it sound like every drug could kill you right now unfortunately that's like almost reality that basically any pill or any powder if you didn't get your pill from CVS you know your pain pill or from a pharmacy that's legit it could be cut with fentanyl and that's how Prince died that's how Tom Petty and the rapper Mac Miller all died is that they were thought they were taking legitimate pain pills happen that is really what happened to his from the the black market yeah well the guy who supplied Prince has been he refuses to release a exactly where he got it but he still alive the guy who got in for Prince yeah where is he I don't know I think in Minneapolis or so well the doctor is also or something I think the doctor might have been involved somehow he got these pills but you know Prince was like doing the splits on stage at age 58 or whatever and he was definitely a guy who walked around with a lot of pain he was Jehovah's Witness he was not a recreational drug user as we think about it you know he was he wanted pain and I'm sure for years his Handler whatever was buying them off the darknet or whatever and they were fine for years but then a drug dealer trying to save some money increase profits cut it with fentanyl that's that's hard. And I heard Tom Petty actually suffered an injury or hurt himself at one of his concerts and he just literally walked outside and asked like the first sketchy guy he saw if you had any pain pills and that's what killed him Jesus Christ at one of his concerts and he just literally walked outside and asked like the first sketchy guy he saw if he had any pain pills and that's what killed him Jesus Christ


    Ben Westhoff Went Undercover to Visit a Chinese Drug Lab | Joe Rogan
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    well there are a lot of people that are growing marijuana that are using pesticides and chemicals that are dangerous and there was one was the company that got caught recently Jamie they they tested their stuff kushy punch dating people that caught too much fish thing and he thought hey what a great job disability I'm going to get in and get a job in The Great Outdoors I love the outdoors and you know I got to do some good for the Wildlife Well turns out along the way they started stumbling upon these public land Mexican cartel grow operations where they would grow these marijuana plants just giant plots of them and it would use these extremely toxic oh yeah and also they would use poison to keep animals out and they had Vasa - it laying around and some of the marijuana was actually infested with this s*** yeah my friend Amanda Chicago Lewis are marketed as like all natural but they find synthetic cannabinoids in them and basically you know synthetic cannabinoids like K2 and spice are what they're known as sometimes and those are the people called synthetic marijuana but the big difference is that THC is known as like a partial Agonist so it will like these receptors it will it will activate them to an extent you're chilled it's relaxed but the cannabinoids they also interact with the cannabinoid receptors same as THC but they're full Agonist and so they make you basically like go crazy and your heart starts beating fast you start people overdose and die on these these cannabinoids and they these are all made in China is the whole thing I like Rotom on the internet I made a fake email address and I said I'm a drug dealer I'd like to visit your lab may I do that when I come to China they said yeah yeah they said yeah come by and so so I went to Shanghai and I met this guy at the train station and he owns his own lab and he asked me if I was a journalist actually like pretty straightaways like he had like you live there with his wife and kid and brings a stranger to his home meets a guy says he's a drug dealer at the train station says hey they make legitimate chemicals and recreational chemicals and they specialize in drugs that are legal in China but banned in the west so bad in the US illegal in China we have this thing called the federal analog act and so that band all these drugs even before they're invented so anything that's similar to marijuana structurally or an affecting that's similar to opioids it just automatically band automatically schedule but in China they have to do it one by one by one by one and so fentanyl itself was scheduled in China was banned in China decades ago but these chemists pet like this when I met specialize in this window when something is banned in the US but it's still legal in China but it's become popularized on the internet so there's all these websites is web forums where these like drugnerds basically or like you can't get fentanyl but you can get this thing it's kind of like Fentanyl and hilarious they specialize in these new usually psychedelics they tend to prefer that have never been tested on human subjects but this guy was entirely specialized in Fentanyl analogues and synthetic cannabinoids and so he took out fake list on his website of all the legitimate like Cialis and the old legitimate Pharmaceuticals things like that but his apartment he showed me the real Liz and cuz you know it was cannabinoid Spinelli was like fake Valium like different types of Xanax and he showed me the prices and I was like all right looks good, I couldn't go see your lab and so finally he decided he trusted me he called up his driver on the phone and the driver showed up and he was kind of those big like muscular do to didn't speak any English and I was a little worried I was like oh this is the dude is going to break tcaps if when he finds out I'm a journalist you know but I just got in the car and we drove like 30 minutes to the outskirts of Shanghai and we got to the lab and it just looks like a regular Office Park like a Suburban Office Park there was a Fountain Inn in front of the building there was like you know use the key cards to get in the parking lot and then it looks like kind of a new construction building it smelled like cement we went inside we went up to the lab all the windows were open is the middle of the winter and it is kind of a strong chemical smell but it looked just like Breaking Bad like you know it's like industrial-sized glassware you know beakers Bunsen burners all that stuff from high school chemistry and he would points he points at like basically I had my recorder you know I my phone and I had it in my jacket pocket just on record and so he told me I couldn't take pictures and so to take notes I would just say stuff allowed I be like oh that's Orange has a light orange mixture that's being mixed up by mechanical arm and you say it's benzo fentanyl a very interesting and so but that the language very was such that he didn't think I was being too much of a weirdo vannoy's would it were crazy there was like a table like this like almost exactly the size that was piled up with the cannabinoids that were there for drying and it was their Mounds like this High just sitting right out in the open what they look like like Drive sage and stuff like that you know you can smoke that stuff out of a pipe or even rolled into a joint but it if you look closely though it's very clearly not pot until they're drying the stuff that's what I think that you know they also had like drying machines that look like manager didn't like it when I use this turned out you know when you go into Subway and there's the bread baking machines right there yeah it looked exactly like that why did he not like that term but but they had those and then they had like big buckets of one pound bags of these the cannabinoids in these fentanyl analogues just ready for shipping he said they were sending them to Russia to Belgium to the Netherlands and then I think a lot of times repackage there and so I don't know if you knew that the cannabinoids like used to be sold legally and head shops like even years ago Pop Rocks bracket spice and laugh out loud and stuff and so I think in Europe that's where they do that they put it in his colorful packaging and then they ship it to the US and but yeah he was saying that like he kept like really close track of the law and all these countries especially China like they're scheduling this next week so we're going to take all this and throw it away and I thought at first he was like pie just putting me out but I think they actually do that like these guys are businessmen first they want to make money and going to follow the law it just doesn't you know not conducive this is where bath salt came from yeah it's really popular in the Middle East it's like a it's a stimulant and get to really be Trident know I never have yeah but I grew up in Minnesota though and there's a big Somali population and so there's a big controversy in Minnesota whether or not to ban cat leaves from being sold in regular store is it legal I think it is I think it's not legal in the US and so the synthetic cathinones are those synthetic version of that like made in the lab but they're there any others tons of different kinds you don't know how strong it is and the bath salts they of course it has nothing to do with like salts for your bath you know this is a misnomer and they also wrote called them like incense sometimes plant food and on the back of all of them it would say not intended for human consumption so that was like the way they got around they thought they could get around the federal analog act because part of the law says that something is automatically illegal if it's intended for human consumption cannibal I think that yeah yeah and he was just crazy right I think he may have like smoke some weed but yeah I don't think he had anything else in his system it was just high on life there's all these people is going crazy that killed like I think maybe a hundred people in Florida during the time and the problem is you know like the prohibition on drugs causes people to do really stupid things right so you have this cathinone like Flocka and as bad as that was once they banned Flocka has started manipulating the chemical structure so they change one little thing they had like a chlorine group for example like a chlorine like molecule you know it has nothing to do with the drug but they just added on there to make it so it becomes legal but then it becomes more difficult for your body to like digest it so becomes worse for you and eye becomes worse and then they ban that and then they make something new that's even worse for you and it's just like down the line and pennies Chinese so that's where all these new drugs have in common make my book is about their called NPS novel psychoactive substances know fentanyl is the most famous and the most dangerous but these include basically like synthetic new versions of every drug so there is no marijuana the new Dan PS version is the synthetic cannabinoids heroin and PS version is fentanyl so you take LSD it's like right now thought they were a bird or whatever and jumped off a roof but no one has ever overdosed on the drug itself but but once they started Banning once they start really cracking down on LSD these Chinese, start manufacturing this new type of psychedelic that was sold as acid and so if you went on the darkweb this was like in like 10 years ago or so years ago you would search for acid and it you would think buying LSD but you're buying this new psychedelic I could kill you and did kill you these drugs are called and bombs like the worst name of all time and bomb drugs and they started killing people in like the suburbs in Dallas so these kids all. They just want to date they did the research he's really smart kids we said olsd is never kill anyone let's get that this new thing to kill them and so it wasn't really LSD it was just


    Writer Ben Westhoff Played Tennis with Freeway Rick Ross
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    and you're right about the racism in terms of like the attitude about the crack vs cocaine and that could clearly be demonstrated by sentencing yeah people were sentenced the mandatory minimums for crack crack use yeah I was so much higher when people got caught with crack or selling crack mean they went to jail for a long f****** time where his people got caught with cocaine they didn't go to jail for as long and then the treatment do the the the sentence is much more and dr. Carl Hart you know yeah yeah he's Gray's Greatest while I'm heading on here and he was explaining cyclic there is no difference like it is cocaine made this is cocaine if you want to break it down to the drug effect on the body they have the same thing and one of them sends you away for a long time one of them does the welfare my book about West Coast hip-hop. Original gangsters I interviewed a Freeway Ricky Rogers Regional director of the real Rick Ross exactly and he sort of the innovation of their era was was called redi-rock and so before people would people preferred to smoke cocaine even before crack was invented is regularly called ruthless but they were going to call it Rock House Records you know fruit for that reason and so he was using crack dealer before I got in the music industry the Rick Ross story is the real Rick Ross directions say was making millions and millions of dollars did not have any idea that he was involved in that whole all of them knowing consciousness credible they were using the cocaine money to fund the war without this story is incredible because they send him away on the three strikes rule for life and then while he was in jail he learned how to read and how to understand the law and he started like literally taught himself to be a lawyer and then realize like know the way they use the law was incorrect and unlawful they they 3 Strikes means you get arrested for larceny you get out you get arrested for larceny so they gave him two charges at the same time and then put them in for three strikes and he was able to successfully proved that that was wrong that's why he's out right now wow he's one of the things he taught me that like maybe smoke crack while his son was in utero never had any problems and he's like a look around you do your research could crack babies are not real thing that's crazy because I remember hearing that as well like crack babies with a thing we're all worried about the eighties oh my God wait till the year $2,000 crack babies are 20 years old maybe I shouldn't have it that you did though cuz you understand real rap music


    Could Decriminalization Help End the Opioid Crisis?
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    the crazy thing is that this probably could be fixed with legalizing all drugs but nobody wants to legalize all drugs it's such a catch-22 because like if you had heroin available at the corner store you would have no need to buy Fentanyl and if it was like at a reasonable price but they couldn't undercut you like hey heroines 5xl Sonia fellow $4 it's a terrible thing to even say I don't want people to be able to just go by Meth yeah well the way to think about it I think it's like station a lot of times is like a better alternative in my opinion in my you know my research then legalization right so like the presidential candidate Andrew Yang talks about decriminalizing Oprah opioids people get arrested for using fentanyl they go to jail and then nativism rate is like through the roof people like get out and they start using again they don't get the treatment they need you know and so do. You know like people don't realize that fentanyl is killing more people than any drug in American history ever on an annual basis more than heroin more than pills more than math more than crack and so things just get worse and worse every year people aren't talking about how is decriminalization going to stop that because decriminalization will just make fentanyl more available the point of legalizing all drugs and again this is a very very messy subject and I'm not a proponent of legalizing all drugs I'm sort of agnostic on and I'm like I don't know I don't know what the f*** is it what it what is the answer but if you legalize them and you can buy them from reputable sources you would know that you're actually buying cocaine you're not I'm buying some fake Chinese spice Jam thing whatever the f*** they call it you're buying actual cocaine and you look we know if you buy whiskey right thing on the label tells you what proof it is you know that if you have you know three drinks are going to be f***** up and we can regulate that we can sort of adjust like I had two already I'm good you know if you don't know what's in it you don't know what the doses so you don't know what you're okay with and what you're not okay with one of the good things about alcohol if you get a beer that's a beer you know what that is but you know how much alcohol is in there yeah well in some countries in Europe they actually give free heroin and neither addicted users and so that you know it's not the heroin that kills people at all it's the dirty needles it's the criminal lifestyle used to like pay for the money to buy prostitution things like that and so I went and visited these play supervised injection facilities if you heard about these yes where they have them while they they don't have any in this country is it windy in Philadelphia and there's a court case in its favor recently the former Governor Ed Rendell is like spearheading that but I went to one in Barcelona and so these are places where drug use is totally legal inside the facility they've clean needles are doctors and nurses supervisor and and they even like so they have like this the smoking room where you can go and do do anything you want they have crack pipes like that the government provides are like government-funded and created crack pipe saddle hand out to people and they've never had an overdose death in one of these places they they have their connected to treatment centers that give out methadone Suboxone all these treatment drugs brings people into the system so that they are accounted for and these have been like super successful but in the u.s. is like Federal crackdowns on them again it's I think there's an issue politically right cuz nobody wants to be the one that says hey we're going to open a place where people can come and shoot up and help him you know we what we need is detox in it so we need his treatment we don't need place where you can go and shoot heroin you know but like many things in life this whole heroin thing fentanyl thing all these different it's very messy yeah well so even if you're not going to go that far there are simple steps we can take to help stop the opioid crisis and one thing I'm a big advocate for is called fentanyl testing strips and so that's the weird thing about fentanyl is it's not a demand-driven drug like every other drug got there cuz people want it if you want okay if you want hearing people don't want fentanyl sneaking it into other things exactly and so Studies have shown that if users know fentanyl is in there cocaine or their method their hair when are there pills they will be much less likely to use it and overdosed from it and so fentanyl testing strips there they look kind of like pregnancy tests they're really cheap just these paper strips you mix up your solution of whatever you think you have heroin can you dip the strip in there and if there is two stripes that means that you have Fentanyl and if there's one it means you don't or else the other way around and so it's it's simple it's immediate but but again us laws are so insane that these are actually banned in certain States like Pennsylvania so that could be done to help people understand you spent it on the drugs actually banned in certain States like Pennsylvania so that could be done to help people understand there's fencing on the drugs that they're looking for they looking for cocaine to looking for heroin turns out this pencil in there


    How One Fentanyl Dealer Morally Justifies His Business
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    what are the steps you think can be taken to sort of alleviate or at least somewhat mitigate this awful crisis and you know what that is like the miracle opioid overdose reversal drug in nasal spray usually and so if someone has overdosed on opioids fentanyl heroin pills whatever you know get these sprays it will bring them back to life literally and so you know that it's available man I'm not smart enough to know that I do not know the other chemical find out where I can see if we can find out how Narcan Works how does Narcan work that's amazing that they figured out something that can I'm glad he does dramatic scene was fuckingawesome I mean if you can shove a f****** needle in the middle of your heart pump that stuff in like pothole and she pops up to life the needle out of a chest in real life it would have been a nasal spray these are the people who are encountering opioid overdose victims you didn't counting them in the library or library to do drugs or firefighters EMTs react to people that are overdosing right isn't it the case that some fentanyl overdoses that the people actually have it on their skin so these people that are helping them with their police officers or first there is a you know amount of fentanyl someone sneezed and it was in the air you could get it by breathing in but by just touching it now oh well that's good to know knock on reversing an overdose it says markon has a strong Affinity to the opiate receptors stronger Affinity to the opiate receptors than opiates like heroin or Percocet so it knocks the opioids off The receptors for a short time this allows a person to breathe again ever versus the overdose holyshit man that person needs a Nobel Prize ever I need the exact opposite of the guy who sold the drugs to Prince yeah yeah zactly love and respect yeah that's an amazing Discovery so that's good to know because we've actually I think probably repeated that drugs or gloves when handling people of drug overdoses have you ever heard of carfentanil what is that it's a hundred times stronger than Fentanyl and have for a lot recently uses like an elephant tranquilizer events in one of the Jurassic Park movies that's what they used to I tranquilize the dinosaurs she probably listen to this man hey bro his crazy her french fries and stuff but he had he was addicted to meth and one point he had a lot of sort of depression self-esteem issues but then he tried to opioids and he was said it was like an antidepressant it became hooked and so he started selling fentanyl on the dark web because he didn't want kids that live in poverty he didn't want to his his drug addiction interfere and so not only that but he he claims that he's helping addicted users more affordably maintain their habit so he is as big like f*** you know Purdue Pharma anti-government anti big Pharma mentality so he blames like Purdue Pharma made Oxycontin pills and got. the whole opioid epidemic began so it was first it was the pills then people switch to heroin and now it's fentanyl is in all the heroin and so this guy says that because he makes a nasal spray too and he says that people can buy his fentanyl nasal spray on the dark web for like 60 bucks take one spray is equivalent to one Oxycontin pill and that's enough to maintain their addiction and so he says you know instead of paying money to the big pharmaceutical companies people buy this it's much cheaper and so we had a whole moral justification of of how he did as reason ethical drug Pusher that's the problem is that this stuff is so potent and and to make it into a nasal spray you have to use this whole thing is called volumetric dosing with the water and you got to get the exact right portions and he's not a trained pharmacist you know the total buying he's a middleman you got to justify yeah I get it but so many people who sell drugs and so many people who are involved in drugs they're always the eighth the people have f*****-up lives like to paint the best version of what they're doing that sounds like yeah probably died because of what you sold them I mean that's just it's one of those things where it's so deadly the people have f*****-up lives like to paint the best version of what they're doing yeah that's what that sounds like yeah you're selling fentanyl someone's probably died because of what you sold them I mean it's just it's one of those things where it's so deadly


    Why Some Well-Meaning Laws Push People Toward Street Drugs
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    thing is that the opioid epidemic was so often started by people who are prescribed drugs from their doctors and so that's another thing there's a sea-change happening right now is that there's all these new regulations about what doctors are allowed to prescribe they're trying to discourage them from taking opiate from prescribing opioids and that's a positive shift I think for people who are new patients right like if you get a root canal you don't need some crazy strong opioid you know what you know is like to recover from a dental procedure whatever but the problem is that now they're starting to take away people's opioids when they've been on them for a long-term like I talk to this woman from Colorado and she had a disease I can't remember rheumatoid arthritis or something she been taking opioids for four years and years and years and now all the sudden the doctor was like I can't give you these anymore you have to take these classes about alternatives to opioids you know and they talked about acupuncture and yoga and stuff like that now that's great but she felt like this degraded you know and and and Studies have shown that people if they get their opioid pills taken away they're going to turn to Street heroin as a result and so the whole the whole thing is it's insanely complicated there's three waves right the first wave is the pills so we're still facing the repercussions from the first one and that's what all these lawsuits that you hear about in the news are all about and the another scary thing is that up until now people hadn't been asking for fentanyl by name like we said it's just putting other drugs but now in places like San Francisco even St Louis starting to acquire a reputation as a street drug because long time hair has a street drug because longtime heroin addicts don't I don't get high anymore you know what I mean they take heroin and it just gets rid of their withdrawal symptoms and so fentanyl will get them high again and so people are starting to seek it out


    China Encourages the Fentanyl Industry w/Ben Westhoff | Joe Rogan
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    do you know the War on Drugs stuff it it's it's increasingly going to be turned towards China you know what in fact Trump has been meeting with the Chinese president and all the trade War stuff increasing the tariffs this is now tied into Fentanyl and so supposedly in a couple days this might be out by then but there's this announcement of a new partnership China says they're finally going to crack down on these drug labs and we'll see happened but the point is like we can do everything we want to try to you know we can go to war with China over this issue but you know what is our past record in this realm like the DEA helped kill Pablo Escobar right but since then there's more cocaine coming out of Columbia then there ever was before you know nowadays El Chapo is arrested tried that's doing nothing to stop the drugs the cartels drugs coming to the u.s. and and and there's every indication that if we do get China to stop this insane like 90% or more of the illicit fentanyl comes from China that if we do get them to crack down on it the industry is going to go to India and India is already starting to see these huge bus like there's these Mexican cartel members getting busted India are buying fentanyl in India is like China and India have the the two biggest chemical Industries when it comes to generics kind of low lower-level chemicals and pharmaceuticals the U.S has the most profitable pharmaceutical industry cuz we make like the brand name drugs things like that but when you're talking about generics and stuff like vitamin C acetaminophen which is the drug these are all made in China Place like India and so they have this huge kind of Brain Trust Camas no people go to university they they were not be cameras and then a certain amount of them get into the illicit industry right so Mexico doesn't have that Mexico doesn't have its own chemical industry and a bunch of scientists who can make fentanyl who can make these new drugs so so Cindy I so susceptible to it and and the biggest problem is actually not even the fentanyl itself it's the fentanyl precursors and you know those are almost like they're called you on Chong the Chinese company that makes norfentanyl precursors than any company in the world you know they are they they're legit in and not only that they sell them to the Mexican cartels and they're totally sanctioned not only sanctioned by the Chinese government but they get tax breaks from the Chinese government they get subsidies they get their land subsidize their staff training things like that and I was sort of the most jaw-dropping Revelation that I have was that the Chinese government is not only failing to Crackdown but they're encouraging this industry they're encouraging industry that's insane so it's just the ideas luck it's making a lot of money let's just keep making money yeah it's a lot of people ask me if they think this is a blatant conspiracy to to try to like inflict harm upon the US a subversive form of warfare and I think it didn't start out that way I think that these these benefits were given so that China could increase its exports could grow its economy particularly when it comes to chemical exports so that's why these tax credit stars are called value-added tax rebates and so what that means is any chemical that you use to any ingredients used to make a chemical for you can write off the cost of those of those ingredients when you export it so basically it's like a 16% tax rebate and so they originally did that just to try to like improve their economy improved their exports but what's crazy to me now is that last year in the middle of the trade War this was at the height of when you heard about the trade War everyday you know Trump was Raising tariffs and doing this and that right at the high today is the height of that China increase the tax rebate for fentanyl from 9% to 10% so it was almost like a seems like a thumb in the eye and like for fentanyl it's I don't know


    Joe Rogan on the End of Sober October 2019
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    October is over but we can we were allowed to smoke cigars during sober October for whatever reason but they do get you high they do give you a nice little but I do yeah non-alcoholic beer which I do I haven't even had a drink it'll be f****** 30 years next month that I haven't had a drink can you have like one or two with me. I mean he died had some Scotch that's a weird one right I had like I didn't get drunk but I had like a few shots did you feel weird about that I've been all those years I think I felt so weird about him being dead that the whole thing felt surreal anyway and I haven't really haven't had the desired I can't they had can't damn desire it's more of just like you feel like this times where you want to just do what everybody else is doing and just chill out and see everybody getting more mellow and relaxed and social and especially if I'm in a situation where you know it's a bunch of people I don't know that well maybe it's your kids friends parent kind of situation less Plus take the edge off dude dude but you did the couple glasses of scotch and then you didn't go right back to it like you became a 21 year old drunk Greg again right well with my father and he was an alcoholic and I saw I saw his depression the guy the same depression as he does and I felt I felt like when I drank it was always for fun it was a lot of times it was like dealing with feelings and b******* like that and so I saw him as an unhappy guy who was unfulfilled in a lot of ways and I saw the alcohol was a big part of why his life wasn't what it could have been and I just sort of feel like maybe maybe I could drink but maybe I can't wife f*** with a month of being sober and then first drink this weekend I feel like s*** no kidding I like s*** real had a couple of glasses of wine went to play pool and is having a hard time focusing on the ball for I could play pool well again do you think you just lost your you are a tolerant Staffordshire never been a big drinker anyway but it was interesting doing sets that's what's always interested like a shot before I go onstage I was like to do a shot of Jack is not necessary now no it's definitely not mean I did a lot of shows this month stone cold sober but it's still weird though The Human Condition that were born with this set of you know this brain and neurological Pathways in this relationship to the universe and the people around us and that we want to whether it's smoking pot or drinking or taking opiates we want to change the natural state of our brain it's not f****** weird because it's all we talk about all people do what u.s. we did we got f***** up I change my brake I made myself Dumber all week and I made myself Dumber stupid s*** I should have never done it enough but then I learned when I quit drinking that I could be just as crazy he would have realized I quit I've been hanging out my same the same bars to 4 in the morning we go to a wedding I do the last Kyla dance floor first on the dance floor and I just was like you know this doesn't have to change me you know yeah you can just enjoy fun enjoy fun takes a little bit more of I think you have to sort of break through walls a little bit more as opposed to just the booze does that for you but you can still get there change may you know yeah you can just enjoy fun just enjoy fun a little bit more of I think you have to sort of break through walls a little bit more as opposed to just the booze does that for you but you can still get there


    Conservatives Are Being Silenced on Social Media
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    do you have to the Republicans they have to stick together they especially in this time where you know look what I'm not a republican but if I was I would be extremely concerned about censorship in social media which is a real thing censorship a republican ideas and conservative ideas is absolutely a real thing and is it's it's not just real to accept it as being the right thing to do by certain organization mean they've been caught on camera and hit Tamara talking about the ways that you can silence conservative voices you know this is not like when you look at social media platforms they're essentially the best way to get ideas out there right it's even better than Broadcast News because if you put something on Fox or CBS or whatever how many people are really going to watch it is it a thousand a million men how many people watch it but if you have a clip that goes viral clip on YouTube or Twitter where a Facebook wherever whoever that could get more than he's ever going to watch you on television television like late night television accepted that what they're looking for these clips these moments these clips that almost acts as advertisements for the show James Corden I mean I don't know how many people watch a few hundred thousand two most right it's nothing in comparison to a lot of the like like that what's that guy's name that's the famous makeup kid that he's gay fellow James Charles videos on makeup get way more f****** views and anything that happens on Fox News and that's a fact okay social media is way more potent than anything else when it comes to getting a message out and for sure conservatives are being discriminated against on social media by social media platforms with weird about it is that when you think about social media and coming out of Silicon Valley which is famously left wing the election was really swung by the internet in Trump's favor you know whether or not you want to call them Bots that were set up by Russia or whether or not it was just they were well-organized campaign they just they were really smart and very sharp about videos that they put out state have a thing that really put out a lot of memes that they encourage people to make memes about yes they're all over Democrats are so far behind the Republicans when it comes to using using it but you're right I mean if you if you ban certain people from Twitter and from YouTube That's censorship yes it is and banning them from those platforms if your Shadow Banning them making it very difficult for people to find which is real the real thing that you do that you know the the way your poet like if you have a post on social media it doesn't just go up in chronological order anymore now it's affected by an algorithm so I might see your post or I might not see your post in my feet it's dependent upon what I like and what I want and what I see when I go to search I'll give you look at my search feed you know you see you see people beating the f*** out of each other and girls doing Watts looks like my search it's all like like it's it's the most cartoonish version of me POC it's all like big bull elk screaming and dudes getting head kicked in a muscle car doing a burnout look at my Instagram and that's all affected entirely by this algorithm it figures out what I like and then also recommends things to me like in terms of like there's a lot of sponsored things on Instagram as I could have to Google it and it's because it's targeting me it's found me that knows that I search for certain things I look at certain things these are the sites I follow these are the things that I interact with so what's selling something and it does the same with you it doesn't seem to Jamie just seems everybody so they can insert and social media platforms use that algorithm to discriminate so they can decide hey this f****** guy keeps open on and on about Hillary Clinton's war crimes and all this we don't need this guy around okay we don't need this guy and all of his f****** right-wing b******* and always make America great again bullshits will shadowban them and so they can shove you into this category where it's very difficult to find your find your page and it's very difficult for your s*** to show up in a lot of people seeing their views drop drastically their interactions drop drastically his people aren't seeing this s*** anymore Andrew Santino had that happened to him no s*** talk to someone talk to someone on the phone that told him he was shadowbanned and he's like what does that mean they're like well it was it's because of a post that you may as well what post is it they wouldn't tell him what both of us what kind of post would have been is he political can guy has a bunch of ridiculous s*** weird fella I think is his handle on Twitter and he used to used to say stupid s*** was Goofy whatever he's you know I would interact with a little bit and then he emailed me at my site to say that he got banned from Twitter remember what member on Halloween when a kid showed up at the White House and Trump and Melania were standing there and Trump put candy on top of the kids head Debbie canning it to him it was like a really ridiculous like this guy can't even just put candy in the kid's bag so it was like it's something that became a meme and this guy just wrote I wish the kid had kicked him in The Shins thrown off Twitter or saying that was woman in Megan Murphy she's with trans exclusionary radical feminist and she is one of those radical feminists don't believe that a trans person to woman and she was arguing that these people don't have they should have a voice in women's issues like you're not a woman and so this is her opinion and some people think that that opinion is transphobic some people think she should be allowed to have that opinion while I'm Twitter she wrote A man is never a Woman They told her just take down that tweet so you know what she did she made screenshot of it took down that tweet and then she posted a picture to screenshot and then they banned for life for Life OJ Simpson double homicide armed kidnapping a man is never a woman which biological is correct do you know what else you're banned for 12 to get banned for life deadnaming you know deadnaming is that if you call Caitlyn Jenner Bruce political ideology world this is taxpayer money to pay for prisoners some f****** mass murderer besides his woman now they get this transitioner surgery transition surgery reassignment surgery whatever you want to call it but I wish it was a f****** pill you can take I wish it was a place we can go where they Zapped you like the place where they turned Bruce Banner in the Hulk that turns you into a woman legit 100% bona-fide XY or double X chromosome woman is changing someone but not really you know you're still your chromosomes and your your your biological makeup and then forcing people to comply so just think of compliance like you're supposed to not bring up the fact that this person used to be a man of your name is Greg but like my friend Aubrey okay perfect example his name is to be Chris but he tripped balls one day and decide you want to change his name to change his name we all just called him Aubrey now I don't call Chris anymore for years has Chris for years and then it became off changes name to change his name we all just call them off right now I don't call Chris anymore he was Chris for years I knew was Chris for years and then it became Aubrey oh my God man you want to be Aubrey I don't give a fuk but if I call him Chris would I be dead


    Will Donald Trump Be Successfully Impeached?
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    what what week is that someone to want that job I mean look if you wanted to have the the best case scenario answer it's like I want to do a good job and make this country great and do better and what do you think really he's got followers with his name like strangers with Fitzsimmons on a placard walking behind you cheering on a Sunday going to be home in football game play with my kid making meal but these people everyday they're working 16-hour days with their speak saying the same s*** and they're saying we're we're winning if they always say we know just say I am bee is f****** selfish as you really are more people than those other people it's a bad job it's a bad job that no one should have it's a has a job that should be a giant Roundtable of geniuses should be deciding the fate of the country and they all should be on mushrooms they all should be on ego dissolving doses of mushroom so that none of them are acting in their own self-interest they all should have zero financial investments in anything that has anything to do with any decisions that they make like they should give up all the stocks they should have to absolutely makes it like like Trump is able to have all those businesses be run by his kids just kind of hilarious but then he makes decisions that would benefit his businesses that would be run by his kids and as soon as out-of-office he could she jumps back in and takes over again they're going after his accountant instead of him that way the accountants will be liable as opposed to him personally cuz he's never going to do it but if you're if you're f****** you know Harvey Altman & Company that you have to you got to do it for him can't see anybody locked in a Cell jail it's not going to matter when is taxes come out it's not going to matter it's not nothing none of it matters he's got his father the only thing the selection comes down to is whether or not the left can get people to show up because his 46% or whatever percent are into him they are f****** there on November 4th next year they're showing up you know what's crazy Chris Rock and Chris Rock said you don't know that mother f***** something he ain't leaving he goes he's going to be the president for a long f****** time he ain't going to leave and I was thinking like what does that mean like you have to leave if he loses he doesn't believe he lost he's already said he won't believe it he's the groundwork for could could be ugly including get the impeachment which would be even worse than him just not getting elected if he was impeached can you imagine what would happen I don't think he's going to get out in peace if he was being impeached if he was convicted it was if he's convicted and removed from office would be crazy yeah but I don't think that's going to happen I think someone explain to me again how many people what's up Kyle kulinski who's my favorite online political commentator very wise guys left wing guy but like he calls it like he sees it he's very educated and very aware of all the pitfalls of that is playing the left and the right and he said that you would need all these Republicans to vote on it in order for him to actually be impeached and then not going to there now they're just like 22 Republican Sen applicants to vote on it in order for him to actually be impeached and then not going to their now they're just like 22 Republican Senators they would have to flip them so far they have zero


    Greg Fitzgerald Shares Sex Worker’s Craziest Client Request | Joe Rogan
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    those are the most confusing p*** videos with everything that we're guys like laying their girls like you looked at farting Dirty Bit And it sparked the phase you have mommy give me that spot Mommy and they fart in their face so f****** it's so confusing you make me shut my laptop and walk around the block I think this is it I think this is my you know for some people it's it's feet you know right some peoples farts wow farting in the face with some some people like a lot of weird s*** like I had this girl on the podcast back in the day and actually make me sad talking to her name is Sierra Lynch number her is like these guys they want her to humiliate them and they're the worst she treats if she's what I believe she refers to her that she's a very smart girl who refers to herself as a humiliatrix like it's like that's her business right I met this prostitute in Lake Tahoe she should come to my show and she was like you know in Nevada it's it's all legal and so she I go what's the weirdest client that you ever had and she goes well I don't know if you're ready for this but I met this guy and he would he lives in Colorado and he had been in in Nevada leichter said she said she's up for anything sends a jet to take the Colorado they go to Denver to some 5-star hotel come up to the suite presidential suite they come in she's like I've no idea what this is about and he goes now this is going to be weird but it's not going to hurt you just go with it or plates of hamburger meat uncooked just hamburger me tips the guy leaves and he says what I want you is take this meat I'm going to get naked and you're going to take handfuls of it and shove it up my ass hamburger meat and he just stood there and she kept stuffing it up stuffing it up no erection no sex no touching her and then back on the jet back to Nevada so he's a wealthy guy I'm surprised but I'm not surprised like if you said Would You Bet Your Life that there's a guy out there that sent a private jet to get a prostitute and take her to a nice restaurant and then paid her to stuff hamburger meat up his ass if you're wrong you die right I'm not like no way I don't believe that yeah I believe it and the funny thing is like I don't get the sense this guy is on a chat room talking to other guys to stuff ground beef up their asses this is his thing that his mind just goes to places and he can indulge it he can just go yeah I'll try that what the f*** man and talk about getting diseases well there's just an outbreak of salmonella from ground beef I think someone died in person died a few other people been it's been recalled yeah you can get salmonella anally for sure cheeseburger and the do you think these guys if I shove solid food up my butt would I gain any nutrition from it first of all he's answered by Andrew Lee doctor of acupuncture hey f******* you didn't go to medical school stop calling yourself a doctor doctor of acupuncture is so weird it's like I'm a doctor comedy did you know that I didn't know that doctors are doctors a doctor goes to a medical school gets hard you have to study you have to do your residency you have to get your f****** degree at a medical school not chiropractors they call themselves doctors but they don't go to medical school things to be absorbed through the membrane through membrane what does this out separate the liver when taken through the anus through membrane will bypass the liver through a membrane okay sample various drugs can be taken as through the anus in order to be easier on the liver help chiropractors right as the liver no longer needs to filter the drug which makes a drug half as potent and is also hard on the liver this guy's Asian how do you know that what's his name Andrew Lee is also hard on the liver this guy's Asian what's his name Andrew Lee yeah I did not know his name when I didn't say I didn't have either way it was right alcohol can cross the cell membrane in this absorbs very easily into the human body


    Greg Fitzsimmons Was a Dry-Humping Machine
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    videos of guys that like they like it and I mean a really get kicked in the balls or cards that with Stilettos that are really common thing with a shin and he's testicle burst burst stiletto heel did I thought it was sterile for a long time cuz he's getting kicked in the balls and kicked in the balls at least a hundred times hard by black belts like I've been kicked in the balls dude like many many many do they trying to kick in the balls with your right leg and the same time and you just we're moving weird sometimes it just goes right in the sack yeah sometimes a Kik will deflect you know like someone will be hitting you and you're trying to hit them in the chest but inadvertently they catch part of your leg and it redirects it right towards their balls cops don't really cover your ball sets they do new ones do flexible foam rubber rubber on the outside and then a very hard rubber that covers the like the outside edge rather a very hard rubber that covers like those sack and then in the dick half and then it fits very snuggly to your body and you can you can get kicked in the balls pretty hard but it's a giant Improvement one time I was in a tournament and I got kicked in the balls so f****** a pretty sure this guy did it on purpose he was he was it mean f*** I was trying this Korean dude he was very good and very mean and I'm pretty sure he kicked in the balls on purpose because I punched him in the face on purpose right after I was pretty sure yeah but my ball my cop slammed into my ball so the the cop did worse than protect me and then not protect me it actually became a weapon that's my ball at so the cop slammed into my ball my boss wall up it was awful was so it was protecting pretty much your shaft but not your boss to protect your balls a little bit under the ideal circumstances like something comes out at straight on and it hits the Cubs way better they hit the cup and it is to hit your balls by themselves it's any better but they bicycle helmet they may even better because are you having your your pants on your like Yogi pants and then you would put the cup on over the pants and it was there were like more sturdy and it would tie on that would hold them in place it was a little more material there so it's like you would cover your your job better but still sack is it sister f****** terrible design sit on your ball zipper underwear before somewhere in the side of the shaft I caught it in the zipper and it was bleeding for a while after that you f****** liar you f****** while you're going to give me a disease you're such a piece of s*** that's why they invented but button fly yeah yeah Mandy originally I think that's why they call them the original button fly right like 501s piano 501 jeans yeah I remember I was sucking dry Humper in junior high school man-machine dude I would go all night I would get it I was gifted and you know you you try to get your cock right right in the middle there right in the spot and then I was perfect got so Roy had a scab on it Jesus did you not from dry humping a couple times but I was pretty restrained will you go if you dry hump the right way to do it is with silk pajamas no underwear what you showing up at some girl's house she's in eighth grade that answers the door why you wearing silk silk pajama pants I'm just really into so read a lot about trade China and you are dry hump my kid she can stand she's wearing silk pajamas girls back then because how annoying would it be that somebody's just talking about just call me right now that you just grabbing their tit and you can't stop like she's got a Braun you wedged your hand under her bra and you just grabbing just squeezing girls were enjoying fooling around for a long time I really thought that they were just do being nice I couldn't imagine the girls like boys like why do you even like me yeah why you like boys boys are so gross yeah you know I remember being a kid thinking that man I'm so happy the girls like boys but I don't understand it it doesn't make sense why would they like us we don't have any of the good things that they have yeah I think it went pretty weird dirty Rose they were makeup we don't it would gross stupid and dumb as fuk it we are Dumber To like the whole process of men developing and getting testosterone and going through the the whole cycle of adulthood it's just a fact that women mature quicker they're smarter than your age so when you're fifteen you got to have a 14 year old girlfriend cuz you have 15 year old girlfriend f****** idiot damn got to get someone smarter I get someone smarter like if your if you would like how many guys who are 18 of a 17 year old girlfriend a lot but how many guys who are 18 19 year old girlfriend boys that age. They're smarter have to go through that hole that's testosterone thing just playing sports and having an orgasm that was that was high school and as soon as you found out about orgasms Sports took a big back seat big packs yeah I still been about that my dad's okay I'll come you're not playing baseball anymore yeah I found this new thing and I'm way better at this I like it more more fun I always win every game every time you come


    Joe Rogan: They Did Boo Trump at the UFC
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    there's a lot of third-party voters in the last election they won the election of one of them Jill Stein Gary Johnson he didn't know anything about it because he didn't know what where Aleppo was what the f*** is a reasonable guy and they asked him what do you think we do about Aleppo is like what is Aleppo I think we're done with that I think we cancel them so it wasn't serious right so I think that's what it is but that's the scary thing about Trump has said other leaders will have advisors around them that they trust tell them stuff but Trump doesn't seem to read the they were chanting USA Baby for people behind him which way the rest for saying boo s a e on it like what was the Great send it was it booze or claps what is a picture on Dana's Instagram of him and Donald sitting in front of the television watching fights the washing the prelims before he went out Dana watches some of the card in his Green Room listen to the commentary and you know wants to see so cuz like this a lot of moving pieces involved being a president of the United States and also the president of UFC a lot of moving pieces you have a lot of time to sit through the entire Pay-Per-View while you're there so Dana sits in the back is a lot of pay-per-view card on screen in his in his office or in his green room so he was back there with Donald sitting on the couch and put it on his Instagram just watching some fights and just him and Trump sitting there Talaria yeah watch my friend Corey Anderson Dam knockout Johnnie Walker that watching fights like what you think send location to get a Visa bro come on Kentucky for the big Matt Bevin rally look for sure some people cheered for sure for sure some people waved at them so I'm waving people but some people like to see him look if I was in the crowd and he was there at the reaction when he walked in Salida Boos controversial character you know like anywhere he goes again it's fun to boo it's fun you're going to do something when you see somebody you're either going to cheer you're going to build a lot of noise right but if you want to in lbgt rally I would guarantee yeah that's a place where you can go right even if he's Pro lbgt with his policy where where would be a good move I think any kind of a woman's movement like yeah what if you dressed like when they have those women marches were all wearing the p**** hats and walk down the street and they have a little speed they have speakers


    Joe Rogan: Woke Culture is About Compliance
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    u.s. is weird is that like the same mentality that says this says that a white kid who grows dreadlocks and dresses in urban streetwear is culturally appropriating yes including this is a Latina thing you're culturally appropriating that but it's not like the stork Lee you got to go back to ancient Sumerians were they invented hoop earrings so you are you from Babylon are you are you from Mesopotamia no then shut the f****** cuz you're culturally appropriating do you have a Korean phone in your hand guess what that's culturally appropriate culturally appropriating socially appropriate he's one of the dumbest f****** things cuz that's what cities are there melting pots of awesome cultures and they all get together just as if you're a f****** dude and you want to dress up like Bruce Lee. Doesn't mean you're culturally appropriating it means you're a Bruce Lee fan and it's kind of like it's all woke culture culture of compliance they want you to comply it's not that's what it's about more than anything it's getting people to change getting people to listen to you and do what you want them to do I want you to stop by in a f****** hearing I want you to stop wearing dreadlocks dreadlocks Romans were f****** dreadlocks dreadlocks are not necessarily a black thing I'll do most black people like you if you there was more rather black people wearing them than white people but there's white people had dreadlocks forever dreadlocks exist the real to say that that's cultural appropriation is f****** crazy if we all appropriate we all do we all do as you use if you are in the United States in 2019 Europe part of the the greatest Melting Pot the world has ever known and to decide that you can have some of that Buchanan other parts like come on man. Good luck on Halloween Jesus Christ list of things you shouldn't do on Halloween it was like put a feather in your head don't put don't even have to don't put a tattoo of something that would identify you as Native American or Asian Asian letters tattooed there was a thing that people used to do is that a thing you shouldn't do now and this is a perfect quote that said the world is messy and it is messy here's what we got to stop looking for things that make you angry and just try try to let things go and just be nice to each other these people want to just talk and have you listen like I I saw a woman coming out of a f****** restaurant the other day and I was walking in and a t-shirt said I don't want to hear or men stopped I don't want to hear from Matt and was like I'm sorry did I do something to you have I have I not raised a beautiful daughter and been a loving husband and a great son to my mother and have a great friend a lot of women and mentored know any female comic that I bring on the road with me and hired when I was ahead on TV shows that I've hired and put me in that category how about we do you have an issue with with you know what's going on with you personally with involving me both talked about as a human being what I want as an individual but that's that's to think they're denying the individual and it would make everything binary it's you and them it's us and them it's one and zero it's it's not there's no room for nuance is no is no room for the complexity that is the human race yeah this idea like a man should shut the f****** I want to hear from white man that's another one that I've seen that shirt I do want to hear from where it's all nonsense it's it's comes from people that want compliance this is the whole thing about woke culture is people that felt like they've been pushed around the fella didn't believe the fella did Moline they haven't been treated fairly and now they want to turn it on you and they don't give a f*** they don't give a fuk of you if your white man I don't give a f*** what your opinion shut your f****** mouth and it feel like they can say that because this culture and Bolton Bolton's people by letting people get away with nonsense by letting people say things like walking would look if I was on the restaurant to my walking with shirt like that I'd like to get the f*** out of here just like you walked into a shirt with a shirt that said black people should shut the f****** no room for black people to get I don't want you around your mind is rotten you thinking a terrible wet go cleanse yourself yes, the tourist half the population and it's like I understand that women have been they've had a different experience than men black people haven't had a different experience than white people these there's issues that need to be addressed and corrected and enlist me in that yes I'm perfectly willing to force you right to comply damn that women have been they've had a different experience than men black people have had a different experience than white people these there's issues that need to be addressed and corrected and enlist me in that yes I'm perfectly willing to force you right to comply


    How Much Time Do We Spend Trying to Get Laid?
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    difficult to procure right it's difficult to get someone who's really attracted to like you yeah right mean this reason why you and I are funny yeah right to be honest like why or why are most men why they have a sense of humor that they have a sense of humor cuz girls like that it's big it's a big one like you to jump through a lot of Hoops you skip a lot of steps if you're funny yeah if you're gone you're funny cuz you have to be smart to be funny so girls like they're not funny but they didn't your funny you can make them laugh till I can bring his f****** comedian with me everywhere and always have my own little shell she likes you because we had whole f****** routines like you know like Marx Brothers stuff and what Muppet Show s*** like whatever works Vicki Batman and lives in the ray they loved it so funny and I remember that feeling back then cuz I was too skinny little kid with red hair and freckles no chicks. They just cared about the guys they were good at sports and all sudden like I'm getting laughs and and I just remember feeling like this is what I want to do this is this is what I need to do like you yeah so there's that guy see a car brand new Mercedes in a commercial with a girl with long legs and high heels and she's leaning against the car like oh my God is that girl come with a car if I get the car while get her I need to get her it's hard to get one of those you get a girl with long legs and high heels beautiful lips and she's looking at you like she loves you that's so difficult to find it so difficult to get most of time those girls that look brought me to walk right by you like you don't even exist that watch that watch has a girl staring at that and that's like what's used to sell most things like how many things in America in particular are sold by attractive women are attractive women in as attractive women like that you associate if you get this Lamborghini attractive women will be more drawn to you because it's difficult to get a Lamborghini Lamborghini that means he's got $300,000 to throw on a stupid car then probably going to break down yeah Jon Hamm doing this car ads women f****** they want to get in that car with John and Matthew McConaughey could the ultimate biological trick aliens right one that what's the the iconic alien have the big heads they have these little boy like bodies long fingers no dicks yeah there's nothing there cuz that's probably what happens in the future listen we are being tricked left and right by our dicks and our vaginas and are are sex hormones are nonsense we could just be enlightened and we can travel the Galaxy together but we got to get past all this sex stuff is biological sex stuff and you can you can have an orgasm in your own brain with your new phone iPhone 72 just press the button and then get that out of your system good now we don't need sex anymore either oh yeah it pass it around and then you have an orgasm and then you move on I was it you mean you think about how much work is involved in trying to get an orgasm like how much energy people spend and then do the seduction right you meet someone at a bar to buy a drink okay dance is amazing dance dance shake my hips are going to look in the eyes what actor has nice car I can drive fast work on the squats just go to the gym a lot so the people like them more than a sticks out more get more attention and some people just funny some people they acquire things some people acquire Power Respect influence I want to snatch special on the like furry their furry and cute wallabies bounce around but anyway this m*********** is on one side of the river and he can hear a mating call from the other side of the river and he's slow as s*** Slava I told him into the water can't swim for s*** there's f****** Rapids he makes his way across all it takes like two days suavity climbs on top of a couple of shakes of the hip


    We’ve Got to Address Inequality in Our Communities
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    you know there's a there's a giant there's a giant issue in this country that is like like skirted it's like when it gets addressed but then it gets it gets ignored and the end that is what do they do with all the communities that have been forever affected by slavery like what about all those all those when when people talk about reparations it gets dismissed like it's not you I didn't do anything it's not you it doesn't have to do with you you didn't do anything you never owned a slave I never owned a slave we didn't have anything to do with it but there's no denying that there's parts of this country that are forever affected by slavery and then afterwards by racist laws those red line laws hair reconstruction and Jim Crow funny I don't know if that works like if I thought that by me paying more in taxes and them giving reparations we could ease the tension racial tension this country I would be like okay that's all you have to do but it's not all you have to do right because you still can have these communities that are forever affected until something has been done to correct them like I'm not in favor of giving people who were never slaves money as reparations but I am in favor of communities money and figure out a way to rebuild them figure out a way to math and Save Burbank schools Community programs that are involved in gangs and drugs and all that stuff like a thousand times but it Bears repeating the best way to have a great country is if we're a team or if we're country were supposed to be a team right we're Community a giant community of 320 million people what's the best way to make it stronger best losers That's the Best Buy what's the likelihood of you becoming a loser if you're in an impoverished drug riddled crime just ravaged area but they're highly is highly likely do you not going to succeed in that area unless you are some person of unbelievable character and unbelievable wheel in Ford to new your raised by people who did a phenomenal job essentially in a war zone right if you live in the south Chicago music to the murder rate in South Side Chicago and compare it to the murder rate in war zones they're pretty f****** similar right so sensitive these people are being asked to do their best and and come out of this war zone and pull themselves up by their bootstraps where is other people around them or not in a war zone if we're Community we supposed to look at that and go hey impoverished areas that should be addressed well it has to be looked at it is our problem Yeasayer problem you know we are all living with the ramifications of inequality you know it's affecting us on a daily basis whether it's crime or whether it's in our gross national product would be much higher if more people were educated and more people are proud of their work and and so there's there has to be there has to be Pride lest lest losers more prime or identifying with progress and I think if you if you if you live in a certain culture in this country there there isn't a pride in succeeding because you haven't seen it right more opportunity in this includes poor white cultures like I have a friend who's from Kentucky and he tells me about these f****** people that live in these coal mining communities with a coal mine community the coals gone and the community shut down people are hooked on pills and he's like you have never seen poverty like this seen it every one of the community's on pills everyone is surviving on like below minimum wage at everyone's a criminal like it's just everyone's porch is horrific wild and wonderful Whites of West Virginia now and they're all on pills there alternate tricks shooting and robbing people shooting people and slick as everyone has a f****** store that's like you like Macaulay Culkin from Home Alone exist exist and it's so hard to get out it's so hard to break free like we as a community as a giant 320 million person community should be concentrating on fixing those spots at least as much as fixing problems in other parts of the world I understand the logic behind going to these other parts of the world are f***** up and trying to solve these problems before they affect us before they come back. That's the logic I get it but internally inside of our country we're not doing the same thing we're allowing people to become violent criminals by never giving them a chance but never giving them an outcome or Never Never Giving Them possibilities other than what they see around them not giving out any opportunity and we treated as if they're supposed to be we're all supposed to be even while supposed to be on his even game some people got one shity card and some people got like five Aces yeah there's this documentary they made about public school in Chicago I forget what to Oak Park I think it was in it was called America is me and was like this 10 part series and it showed the experiences of the white kids versus the black it's cuz it was an integrated School but you were seeing that the black kids with lagging grade-wise graduation rates and they just went in depth and you saw that a lot of the black kids were dealing with single parents they were dealing with being f****** evicted some of them being homeless or just not having the resources like you know the white kids are getting SAT prep classes and you know they're getting extra help because they've got a parent is not working that can pick them up from school and drive them to a tutor and there's just all these things that you seen one side of giving fostering side is struggling and it's the same f****** school so it's not it's not as simple as just put good schools in the community but there's got to be mentorship programs and just got to be the outreach program to get kids in there at a young age so the parents can work and there's good nutrition that they say that the studies that show preschool the difference is long term of how people come out of there with those extra two years is astronomical Mason super prep them for an early but the thing is like this is where a concept like Democratic socialism actually make sense it's like people think of democratic Socialism or anything will you say the word socialism they call you're going to take money and give it to lazy people this is the that's the worst-case scenario right but man we're Community if we're if we are a community of human beings would you've got to we've got to help the people that aren't doing good it's got to be a reason why they're not doing good it's not that they're inferior there's date they have inferior choices they have inferior opportunities they have an inferior situation and it's so hard to get the mass of people behind giving their money to some sort of some sort of a program that does take steps to fix it just don't hear it but you know they had two jobs for FDR and the New Deal start people want to work people don't want to get a welfare child they want to feel good about themselves and they and you want to be busy all day you know it was sometimes I'm not I don't work for a month you know I'm between writing jobs maybe I take some time off from Stanton I don't feel good about myself terrible imagine that generation after generation was a choice if you want to go on the road anytime the funny thing is like the factory jobs you look back on them when you go those are like really shity jobs you know how I grew up in a factory town and it was like people were not enjoying it people were getting f****** drunk and high and just getting through and now we're looking for harkening back to like that it was sexing golden age of great work like a no-show they were union jobs which is great but let's shoot higher you know let's go there's like some people some people don't have aspirations so if you took someone who's already gone through the school system and you know like we're going to get jobs for people that's not good enough but you got to fix the people that are f***** up yeah you can't say like like an 18 year old person is not a finished product write a 25 year old person came from a f*****-up neighborhood and is got all sorts of mental problems and probably PTSD the finished product you can't say we got a job for you because they're f***** in the head you know they've had a deal with their friend getting shot him deal with her mom being on crack I getting him a job is not not enough I don't know what the answer is like obviously we're just two white guys talking s*** we don't have to worry about this is not our concern but if you wanted to if you wanted to fix if you are personally save Greg Fitzsimmons became president how do you fix that how do you how do you even make steps to fix that cuz I haven't heard anyone come up with a plan maybe there is one that I haven't heard but a plan where it makes sense with his all long-term proposition to try to take these communities that are just habitually engulfed in crime and violence just consistently like throughout the sixties in the seventies and and fix it and turn it around like at least try what is it got the gap between the rich and the poor is growing cats it's gotten just got out of hand do you know that the amount the top 1% have 50% of the money or something like that and it's just and everything is set up structurally for that to continue to divide more and more right but it are they playing a game right they're playing a game called capitalism and that game is there dominating that game and once they get the money then they keep the money and they pass that money down their kids and they keep the money how do you change that maybe we could all play that game right like we could all best in stock market we can all just really focus entirely on making money or should we not be able to how do you stop the 1% like these bankers and investment people how do you stop that and how do you stop that your way where it doesn't seem like you're you know you're changing the rules of the game because some people just psycho good at it and completely dedicated to only making money wanted there to be a very large estate tax they wanted to avoid would happen in Europe which is these building up of these families that are handing down wealth into these kids you know so I think we need to go back to right now it's like 35% or something like that and wealth over 10 million dollars if you're a couple they need to go back to really taking that money back because the noon what was it though how that man got spent right now would be the problem if it just went to a bunch of like if you just went to a bunch of government programs that don't seem to make sense and they're like poorly structures that money gets wasted that would make me sick to be job training programs that has to be helping small businesses grow with you no low-cost loans but you know they think about these kids what are you ever going to contribute to society as opposed to if you were set up with you went to a private high school you went to a great University you went to a graduate school all of it was paid for you had nannies you were given tutors you should be able to go out and make a good living now you don't need that billion dollars and you will feel so much better if you make your own money so that should be enough money left you know I'm not I'm not saying take away or when they die but I'm saying that there's a grotesque that needs to be pulled back that's one way of of at least putting a chip like chip away at it that's one way right that money yeah what's another way whatsoever unless you want like cops or police to occupy these are really how would you ever stop like at this point in time how would you stop places from being crime-ridden but have to be like a multi-step program where you would slowly but surely implemented and try to slowly but surely chip away at all these problems yeah it's not something you going to fix overnight cuz it didn't happen overnight you know right right now there has to be great leadership and there has to be a man that you got eight years your your president your got four and if you walk you get eight now I mean local leadership if it's that way like you're going to be you're dealing with communities that don't have as much money already yeah you know I'm because just by virtue of the fact the crime-ridden and that this is in poverty-stricken these are communities that are ready to have any money if it's that way like you're going to be you're dealing with communities that don't have as much money already yeah you know I'm because just by virtue of the fact the crime-ridden and that this is in poverty-stricken these are communities that are ready to have any money


    Joe Rogan Didn't Like the Game of Thrones Finale
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    Game of Thrones they talked us but they didn't talk like they had some weird lingo back that will Game of Thrones obviously fake but I'm sure they went back and try to find a way people spoke at that time when I really do because they didn't really about a time it's about a fantasy land will it was I think it was the War of the Roses it was based on which was I think around the first century wasn't it the Dark Knights and white Knights or without you know they mixed lot of it together but I think there was a point where the where the the British empire was divided into whatever it was five or six different we're all fighting for the throne like those guys they're not going to do it but they're going to do it now a preview hundreds of years before that's about the targaryens that's awesome talk to you get back after it you f****, so they canceled thumbs down sorry what what do they say what's their statement They're bringing back Carlos so they need space that's why you want a statement Martin George Martin read all them until they got to the last season the last two seasons and then he ran out of steam and that's why they weren't as good people say that last season wasn't as good as the rest cuz it was the tutu showrunner said it's dead I thought the last season was excellent up until the last episode last episode was kind of like come on man yeah you know yeah they didn't they didn't you know what you think about the last episode of any shows going to get a lot remember how much it Seinfeld got for the last episode cuz they didn't do anything and they punted


    Is There Any Chance Rick Baker Will Come Out of Retirement?
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    I think that there's ever a project that could come up there could tempt you into coming out of retirement if somebody listens to you on this podcast and realizes that a lot of people f*** with you why you worked and citric we could do something amazing just one more you know when I first retired I would have said yes I mean Ice I was leaving it open that I said while maybe do designs or consult you know I'm having way too much fun doing my own thing you know I mean the remains of my Halloween makeup for Halloween is bigger than my family I'm so sorry in in my retirement but I don't know where I was going with that what you asked me about possibly coming out of the army you were saying how much fun you're having right now I seriously doubt that anything would be great to hear make a man of a thousand faces which was the story of longevity he would be the perfect person you know besides being a great actor and my wife so mean I went to Comic-Con and went to a panel that they had on Breaking Bad and we went back into med Brian and in and Vincent and I said that to him in on him and I don't know maybe if that happened you know I don't think anybody would go see that phone now or now you know that but he said that to be able to recreate someone's makeup sounded and acted like that you know if it was the right people but again I I realized you know what I mean death became a more real thing to me when my parents died and I have friends that were younger than me that are dead now one of my favorite crew or my best guys who just recently passed in 54 something inside and I know I know there's an end in sight and I know he had got arthritis my cataracts and there's a limited time that I have left to do the things I want to do and I want to do what I want to do you know what I mean and I don't want the frustration and stress


    Rick Baker Remembers Ray Harryhausen
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    kids found out about Harry Hills and from Monsters Inc and they were like who's that I said well he's the guy that made all the early monster movies and so then we sat down we watch King Kong together they were scared at first like oh my God I'm scared but they started laughing when they saw King Kong stop in comparison to its amazing think about how far we came but you know what this has to stop motion endemic areas and in an American colony did Mighty Joe Young Kevin Scott and Jason The Argonaut to seven skeletons fighting seven rise of self and I became became friends with Ray and and I would say them in it and this was during the time my computer stuck restarting out you know and you know his movies were $50,000 you never take away is Legacy though even though he did it already him he was not just a groundbreaker but these the guy with knowing about stop Mage stop motion films and in horror films he's the guy that you think of and you pull up Jason and the Argonauts skeleton scene I can't believe he did that on self that's a very very detailed taking a fraction of an inch of puppet at a time you know it. However you know and I mean having if you've never done stop motion to appreciate it omigod what year was this I'm not sure exactly is great Bernard Herrmann music having to sort of respond to all this these skeletons that are popping out of the ground with shields and swords which aren't there which is which appreciate your lashes are gone you know how Ray saw the impact he had time you I went to his 90th birthday celebration in in in England where the British Film Academy did this great tribute to Ray and everybody showed up I mean Peter Jackson came in with people who didn't show up and sent video Stevens all talking about how much Ray's films and raise work influence demand it was really great you know I'm and I did so nice that he was able to be appreciated like that in his lifetime and and now I'm actually I'm in the findings I getting that now with this with my book is come out and people are just I love you so much in the stuff you done it's just you know it's nice to know that but my book is come out people are just going home and I love you so much in this after you done it's just so you know it's nice to know that you served a purpose


    Rick Baker on "The Wolfman" and Working with Benicio del Toro
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    now when you did the Wolfman was there a push to do some sort of CGI version of that was it did you have to like I ate or discussion about how to do it I expected that he would do it CGI because everything at that time was basically CGI and I had a friend that got a copy of the script and I read it in a red like a CGI thing and I was actually filming at Universal you're feeling some of that Norbit stuff at Universal and I went to a a producer there that I knew who's the visual effects producer as well and I asked him if he knew anything about the Wolfman you know because I said I'm in love to do this you know that's one of the phones that made me do what I do you know him and this is going to be CG equals no actually they were talking about it I thought we were going to do transformation we actually built stuff for transformation it was a weird film in so many ways it seemed like Benicio was great to work with he wanted he wanted to be the Wolfman you know he's a monster real monster kid to you know Anthony Hopkins was great you know what I did with my friends Dave lol see but I think we're the only people that wanted to be working a movie called The Wolfman really yeah and they would do things the production manager called me into the office once and said what are you buying all this hair what is it hair for it was seriously has hair a big behind his desk in a big size of Wolfman and I wouldn't cover it up a man I'm going to make him a wolf man and I need to care for that why do you need hair cuz most have fur what the f*** I can't believe we're having this conversation do you need all of that let you do whatever you do all the time night and when everybody was gone we had the best time we know where we're going to welcome a movie you know when we first filmed the sequence in the Gypsy Camp what is always Gypsies and fog and and stuff is like the old movies but like a new version of the old movies here with the fog and the Gypsy camp and all that jazz it was really similar to the original Lon Chaney Hammer film feel to a 2L Anthony Hopkins makeup was it was a little more Chris the world with Christopher Oliver Reed and that's the reason she and he would quiz me on stuff you know theater American werewolf we had a naked man who changed into a four-legged Hound from hell we have Benicio del Toro and Benicio del Toro with some hair on his face the changes aren't the same weekends we weren't even invited to the set when they did the transformation even though we had stuff they didn't want you to go to didn't want me there why is that I don't know they didn't want your input you know I guess even though it's a lot of what's in there is based on some antibiotics that I didn't but it was a really weird deal I mean Nova Tsum that in my eyes you're Hollywood royalty like you were the guy who made American Werewolf in London you're the guy who made so many of these in Incredible movies with makeup and special-effects I would think they'd be pumped that you were there I thought that too is my hobby and I made a decent living at it and I got awards for it I got free food and things you know and it is magic I mean you wrong you is like time travel like working on this movie when London and in areas that haven't changed since it is 18 and you have all these people in. Costumes really like your time-travel you knowing you get to work with some really amazing people yeah see this is all TDM really well done visual effects Supervisor was a really great guy and he was really upset that we weren't able to do this stuff as well but they said that I think they did a terrific job and I like CG to a degree I mean I I I like the fact that it's another technique that we can use to do things that we can't do in the real world with rubber things when we can do it before American werewolf I would have to try to beg people to let me do something I mean it was like can I put a mustache shirt and a scar on this guy you know after American werewolf I would get scripts with stuffing and I had no idea how the hell is going to do in like crazy crazy stuff but they they would say to me what is a delight interviews after American World what is the material that changed work that we haven't seen before and I said I got adequate time inadequate money and it was the first time I had that and after that I like my dick Gremlins 2 I had a Year's prep but the problem is I need answers a year before we start filming because I need to make this stuff and Museum directors on another movie then it doesn't want the eventually after I hand them to make me shut up comes in post the film's already made you kind of cut it together they start making the stuff but this is obviously makeup that is you so we'll see Jeter no transformation Chili's in a different day Wilding Quasar stunt album some shots of close-ups this is Spencer the stunt double what was weird about it it's like he's running but he's got kind of like dog legs I can try to get that illusion of like dog like it's so funny because I walk like that is a kid that all the time you know it would do things in Soca Dave LC but we tried to get the guy Dave LC but we tried to get that stunt guys aren't even Benicio to do it they couldn't do it but couldn't walk on their toes on the balls of the feet like that with her heels outfit or not I don't know


    Rick Baker’s Unlikely Entry Into the Entertainment Industry
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    what you said to me about wanting to be a makeup artist in Reno sings I know so many people like that it was said that to me what to do and I didn't have a plan B in fortunately work because I I grew up very lower middle-class and I was intended didn't know anybody in the film industry you knowing when I finally met somebody I was 13 and Universal Studios just started their tours and I talked my parents they said you know you're going to be a teenager to special birthday you know what can we do you know I said that can we go to Universal Universal tour in my head I was going to hop out the trash Brenda makeup Department who never going to hire me but on the way I knew that are you familiar with Don Post masks the dump was Studios they did the universal classic monster masks that it were in the back of famous monsters inside of it but they did is really high quality masks CM on TV talking about how you spike Universal someone we got close I asked my dad if you can maybe look in the phone book and maybe call Uptown post and we could go visit and they were very gracious you're my dad said you my son Ricky likes monsters he makes masks and we're in close by can you come by and I said sure you know gave me that went to her and on the wall Studios was that picture of Bob Burns who I'd read about in my monster magazine he's a collector in this done some makeup yet a mummy suit and a gorilla suit that he made and it had his phone number and I wrote it down again being I was still pretty shy and I got my dad a call this guy who I read about him up for magazines and he was the first guy I ever met in any way related to the industry and again very Bob and Kathy you know welcome me into their home he told me show me how to do a scar actually we're to get the stuff at Max Factor and Andrew just was like one of the first people to show me stuff and he worked at the local CBS station and introduced me to the news the guy who did the news of the makeup artist who made up the newscasters and he was like Blown Away by the stuff that I did and I'm going to take you to the make of Union and I was like 15 at this point and so I went to the makeup unit with a box full of them heads and masks and make pictures of makeup so I did again naively but I was thinking that they were going to see start tomorrow you can get a job and the business route to the union said you don't give up kid you're never going to get in you have to be born into the industry it was a real time at that time it was a lot of nepotism apprenticeship apprenticeship Center going to go to a westmoore or two about a makeup artist it kind of did but it also was like you know what f*** you I'm going to show you and and I did


    Rick Baker on “Octaman”: His First Paying Gig
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    first gig was the first first professional gig that you got where it was like holy s*** I'm getting paid to do makeup well I'm the first time ever got paid actually I make up for a stage actor who wanted to be old and charged him $75 and has more money than I ever gotten from anything before it's like I just came up with a number in your head anyways I did these pieces for him and he lived off that Pasadena Freeway at 1 and has a weird right-angled off-ramps you knowing my dad drove me there cuz I couldn't I didn't drive in the timing and he actually had a makeup kit and had some hair pieces in a bunch of stuff and he said you know I will trade you this instead of give you the $75 I'll give you this make of casein yeah that's pretty cool you know what my dad wanted to teach me in responsibilities and stuff in this was around the time I I think I was like 16 and was going to try to drive and you go to my insurance is going to go up and what you have to do is you have to get that money and you have to give me the money two for the rate of the insurance is going up that's cool they supported me and my crazy decision to make monsters for a living well they must have been so happy when it paid off though yeah I was glad that they live long enough to see that and I got to bring my parents to the Oscars a few times those people but you know my dad basically never grew up and I knew I never was going to you know I'm always your dad would you do for a living but he was always he was very creative and it was kind of held down in his lifetime I benefited from that he supported the creativity and when I was a sophomore in high school he decided he wanted to try to make a living as an artist and we lived on my mom's bank teller salary for a number of years he hardly made any money at all, but he was happy you knowing and he said because I mean like I said he supported my creativity he said he was also a fan of monster movies you know dr. Jekyll and mr. Hyde when I came out you know and told me all about it that was a movie that they didn't have on TV that I really wanted to see what he said when he saw it in the theater run either and when I was in the seventh grade I think it was I decided to get on the student council for the main reasons is my plan was suggested that we could raise money for the school by having showing movies after school we can rent 16 Miller movie what was the first film that you did special effects for first film was a film called the Octo man and it's kind of a cult classic because it's such a crappy movie was shot in 10 days at it Olive Bronson Canyon in Griffith Park is later right yeah something like that you are the crazy guy in King Kong and then I'll design oh my goodness and like I think $1,000 to make the suit and out so I after school and I got my friend the very first job I ever had delivering plumbing supplies he went to the wrong building in the building you went into is called clokey Productions and they made Gumby and Davey and Goliath stop motion animation which I did stop motions well big Ray harryhausen fan you know and for some reason I grew up in Covina which is East rent and he died I was on my quarterly allowance when I found a place I could buy rubber it was like $89 work order rubber and you know it took me a lot of weeks in a lot of mowing lawns in a lot of stuff to save up that money and I need it I need a job so I did have a car we only have one car in the family or not you I went to any place I could walk to supermarkets you know Busboys all the stuff nobody wanted me and my dad I remember this place ended stop motion and you'd stop motion me or maybe so I went there with my box of stuff and it was summer vacation between my Junior and Senior year high school and they said start tomorrow got paid minimum wage but that place was like a magnet for any weird kid and we became fast friends and red famous monster is he was a real Sin fan and Doug when I did this this Aquaman film Doug had a out a little workshop and we did it in his workshop and we did it together but yeah and looking around and there's nobody there what the hell if you know so this is before cell phones so we have to go we went back down there down Bronson Canyon to call the production office and it was like oh yeah we pushed one day we just forgot to tell you you forgot to tell the people who are making the Octoman the title character of the movie that you weren't filming and it was also I mean that the perfect introduction to the movie industry though it was in and I've learned that you can't believe anything to tell you you know I mean it was designed by somebody else and I got the job handed down through people I met at cluggy's it was going to be so they decided it was too expensive they're going to make a suit in the first thing to do is a little my cat and not a little I could do 8:10 on a man in a speed kind of like turn into tentacles in a kind of split off and then to a back technical but I said I think they look like elf shoes and it was not a good for a way for me to join the two things together and decide kid don't worry about it there's only going to be one shot of the abdomen in the movie Rudy actually see it the rest of the time is going to be Shadow or clamps you know but we'll have a money shot where you can make sure looks great CNN and you know it was it was a real introduction. I thought it was going to be like working on 8 millimeter millimeter movies like I did as a kid you know it just jumps in and work for making movie let's do it right and Doug had long hair if you can believe this Octoman was written by the guy that was the writer of Christian Black Lagoon and he also wrote it came from outer space so it was basically those two scripts combined with Eva with ecology thrown in and he was like instead of across the Laguna can't get out you know here it was a lot across the street and they're driving it with the Winnebago in they can't get out until they get out to try to get the log out in the open the Winnebago door in the documents in there and he knocks a guy down and then they supposed supposed to pick up a log and throat doctor man and I applaud that we're going to use him and we're going to rehearse this right you know we don't have time when he supposed to bend over and pick up the pier Angeli who's the female lead who killed herself after this moving around or no look more like he's holding her so anyways they start filming without rehearsing Octoman opens the door knocks a guy down he goes walking over and he's virtually blind is looking at a two little holes out this far away is it wasn't real claustrophobic suit the poor guy read Morgan and play the Aquaman was great to deal with but it was very hard suit to wear those to pick up here and really nobody says concert picks her up so walking around the guy who knocked on the ground is laying on ground Spread Eagle jeans up stepping right on his nuts fell on his hand and everybody screaming was tearing pages of the script I think it's in public domain now I think it's on YouTube on Blu-ray out of it I might have to fire up a joint if you watch that one now when you went when you look back on that you mean it's got to be kind of memory as well because that was where it started but you also got a chance to get going I got your way we came up with a way to do this because we couldn't get the foam rubber suit and former breast be baked in the oven we didn't have a bake-oven we didn't have the means we came up with a clever solution and it's what I had to do so many times in the film to do things that people have done before on a budget in the schedule and try to figure out that's part of the fun yeah big fan of you. So one of the first things I had to do there's a scene where the Ottomans tentacles was creep through this Cave opening and they basically wadded-up some tar paper and I stood behind the tar paper and Bronson caves and stuck my hand in his Technical and it did this and when curling walk by I said super dynamation which is what is technically called for a few films tar paper and I stood behind the tar paper and Bronson caves and stuck my hand in the tentacle and it did this and when curling walk by I said super dynamation which is the Harry Hansen's technically called for a few films and


    Rick Baker on Working With Michael Jackson on Thriller | Joe Rogan
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    and it happened on Thriller to you know you died because of American werewolf when Michael came to John Landis to do Thriller you know he'd like America or anyone to do he wanted to be a short film you do any closer music video and John contacted me in and said you know how Michael Jackson wants to do this tomorrow flight music video you known for the song Thriller which I hadn't heard and it was like you know Michael Jackson and so you would listen to it and get some ideas and this was when we had the Walkman that they had another one that I would like like resource date ideas when I was listening to you know and a couple of days so they hired him like 3 days before we found anyone I can't that doesn't give me time to take life masks and do all the stuff that I would do and you saw me to be really cool you know so I said how about if the first zombies UCR like me and my crew because we already have like masks we can start those today and we can spend the time and making some coolant so I'm in Thriller coming out of her crib like this she is at 1 and all my crew basically the first guys that come out of ground and break their windows but the dancers I said I'll figure out a way we can do that cuz I had a number of Life masks the different people and small medium large males Mommy and large female and resulted we kept pieces we called like bandmaster every kind of like this around this area and we made these big teeth that we could pop in their mouth and put some denture lining material and fit them so the dancer makeups were not as good as the more featured make Michael in the upper left-hand Corner that one Jamie with eyes like it that like that was excellent and again we kept it that way then what happened is a dime Beez after that everybody was just doing pieces like this I only did like that because of limitations I hadn't but I mean very little money for me it turned they spent the money at a light cameras in the last time when you're filming but it it I was working day and night every day of the week to get the stuff done and John didn't surprise me with the making of Thriller on the day that Michael was coming up for us to take his life Masten make a cast of his face he was others that could be a camera crew here it always looks horrifying to see if somebody Hannah like mistaken and I go I don't need a Michaels really shy I don't need we don't need this I don't I don't I don't want this to go shopping there's a time where music videos were a new thing and then Thriller changed What music video is it it it was so huge it was a world premiere event that was on MTV and it's so hard for kids today to understand what that means but we were all like gathered around the TV waiting for the Michael Jackson Thriller World premiere and it it premiered and it changed what a music video is then all the sudden it became this film and it was really cool cuz like Michael Jackson was a sweet guy and it's on a date with this beautiful girl and and the next thing you know he's a f****** werecat or whatever he was so I then became more fantasy I gave it longer hair in like white strings do you find his transformation to the cat cuz it was reminiscent and somewhat of an American werewolf but cool and unique in its own way originally it was going to be my my crew were going to be the guys that do the makeups and they were all non-union and it at the last minute became a union production so I had to hire Union makeup artist and there were many up to do the dancers and many of them were people I didn't know and there weren't a lot of people that we're good at this stuff and then you did a similar thing with the ears and the he had the whiskers meaning of Michael and his comment and we were filming and Vernon downtown Los Angeles in next to the Farmer John meat packing place and it just loaded the animals and it has weird smell in the air and then happening when you know for the first time they're going to win it with it being filmed and how many times did they shoot it not that many nothing but their way I think it was six cameras on it when we were doing production Michael did any of the Motown special that was on television where do you moonwalk for the first time and I didn't see it I was busy working and one of my crew who went home at night and every quarter is it anyways you're not going to believe this is the same kid that was in her makeup chair the other day cuz Michael is very shy as well really Meek and quiet in person and he's so Dynamic on stage you know I'm and it was like two different people I mean one likely perform he's incredible is the biggest understatement in the history of the world but this whole scene with him when he becomes a zombie was so bizarre to the dancing was so strange I know it was cool though but this whole scene with him when he becomes a zombie was so bizarre to the dancing was so strange I know it was cool to see it live for the first time


    Rick Baker: That’s Not My Work in Wes Craven’s “Cursed”
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    someone just on my on my Instagram just posted a picture of that tattoo beautiful tattoo of the werewolf oh yeah so many people have them or one guy did a cover-up tattoo that was incredible daddy was a perfectly fine the only thing I think I would changes that would make his teeth a little more translucent but that was a challenging movie because he had to communicate just by his visual expressions and Carrie the movie you know it and I think that you did and I think it was you know what I don't know if there's one particular one I mean I did and I don't consider this my film I was approached by Bob Weinstein to do a werewolf movie called curse that direct and I basically turned it down and it wasn't a lot of time and Bob use my own words against me apparently on a DVD of American werewolf I said I'd love to have the opportunity to do a transformation again and do it knowing what I know now with the crew that I have now I'm giving you that you said that you know so I said to him the only way I would do this is if you don't have an opinion and West doesn't have an opinion you just let me make what I think is best for this film that's the only way I can make it cool in the time that you have I can't play that change this change that game you know absolutely with you at all you can just leave and get paid even mention it because it did they shut the phone down and I'm okay I said why we were we were doing some really cool transformation stuff in it wasn't quite done and I said listen if you ever think the film's going to pick up again if you can keep a number my people on for another month we can have this transformation stuff put in a box of be ready to go sit if they disperse now it is going to be like starting again what is put it in your box me up and ship it to us if we start up again and we'll figure it out they started up again I'd I didn't do it I was on something else someone else took over the they changed everything that I made they didn't use a lot of what I made but the film has a single card opening credits is Rick Baker on it and I I spoke with no credit for this film is not my film this isn't my work anymore but it would help them to have you on it you know it again I have no right to complain about this stuff anymore and the number of werewolf movies you can kind of count on one hand right I mean watch Kate Beckinsale in the movie the vampires are wack it's like I don't buy any but you're selling I don't think he's a real vampires I'm not scared and I don't think that's a werewolf gets f*** out of here old school great guy yeah he was the he study what's bad that you do a movie in when Halloween and Friday the 13th and it just became what's the most graphic way we can kill a teenager and people become when you see a guy with him I mean people would think it's funny and kind of ironic coming from someone like you who's made these insane Monster films like American World from underwear just ripping guys heads off and Piccadilly start his mustard Brian Smiley need to let means I got to see a real Frankenstein type movie perfect makeup on a perfect actor you know Charles law was great in that movie and you feel for him you know you feel for the Frankenstein's monster you know and those those movies just don't visit there so few and far between today I got see a real Frankenstein type movie


    Rick Baker Details the Making of American Werewolf in London | Joe Rogan
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    it's such an interesting time capsule when you look at these films me look at something like like Nosferatu from 1922 and then you look at what we're doing today with CGI in a lot of ways I mean I'm not a fan of CGI I'm not a fan of it in terms of like four monsters month just seems everything seems fake there's the suspension of disbelief is higher then if I'm like what you did with American Werewolf in London what one of one or more brilliant things about it was a special effects and fantastic but DVDs really quick scenes it was like you saw it for a second it was burned into your eyes and then and then it vanished yet was it what you said to me is that I'm never going to really show the warwolf for more than a couple seconds Wendy's the directory nobody can help him he'll make it and I did I mean the first culture was what the final thing became same with everything in it did not see demons all that stuff you don't cut to the Wolfman 2010 won between maybe this poor should be over here and that kind of stuff just as so salsa the cover of my my book is the sculpture from of that one or not to Demons from American werewolf and number people said this is like one of the greatest designs ever in on this kind of stuff and it's people were production designers and stuff and it was it Spirit maker without interference and that's what I thought the industry would be in it seems like it's the same with everything everybody wants to put their greasy little fingerprints on it and and say that's the reason why his nose is like that was me I told Rick Baker you don't know what you're doing to make the nose wider what are you do this while they're disturbing your artistic Vision that was just said so that means when someone contributes money and they're the ones who get to decide whether things get made or not you know just they think they're artistic as well and becomes a disaster and it's a thing you do I mean when you see a movie or TV show who came from Rodger Corman School of filmmaking you know so you really checks every penny and but he was a guy could go to and you know what he would look at everything and goes why is it why is this why you buying this and explain it to him and Hugo okay that makes sense and there'd be a person you could talk to you when you can get an answer from it now there's like I said 47 producers and nobody will commit to anything I I did make it because I loved it and I was I feel so fortunate that my hobby became my profession and I said well I got awards for it and stuff and for something I would do for free you know but it's got to the point where I was just becoming a bitter old man because of all this and I just know I have to retire and I want to make things for myself while I still can you know almost 69 years old and having trouble with joints working on some movie for some producer that but didn't know he was talking about him and I screwed up my work is that you did where you like okay that was a good one but you know it's funny once you do something and you look at it you see all the things wrong with it and I always say I wish I could see him before I make this stuff because isn't in something that you like through together is all of sudden the most important thing I mean I I mean American werewolf was probably the one color I mean that's one that really put me on the map I mean let people say King Kong Lives but American werewolf play the Grateful and grateful I mean in my second toe match lock which was John Landis his first film was 20 and he was 21 and I had again I had had six weeks and I think I had $2,000 again to make John play the slots Toronto Centre of Racine everything frog yes he couldn't believe he was making a joke a joke version you know and he wanted to play the tape main character and it's like well okay you're but you're going to be the director to so you know whether or not all made up it was shot three weeks and John are going on two hours sleep a night you know he make him up we were out in Agoura used to be in Oakwood School where John went for a while and think it was thrown out of and we lived and worked in this like screen in patio that was left over this dilapidated building was making of John on a Barstool and eventually he was like falling asleep they filming and you know our removing the makeup with getting the car drive to MGM look at their previous day's dailies drive back sleep for 2 hours get up start again it was during the Heatwave in a garage in the first stage on the suit on all day and I was like, this is falling out in handfuls and it's actually kind of a cool makeup in in in in a kind of a fun character you know and John had already written American werewolf and he said my next films going to be American world would sit in a chair like and I want to be able to move and I want to show the pain and you how would you do that and then call me I have no idea but I would love to but we both love those transformation pulled that transformation scene. The initial transformation scene is so f****** awesome cuz that I never seen it in the theater what year was this 1981 I wanted to be a makeup artist when he pulls all his clothes off and he's burning up and then he looks at his hand his hand start stretching out like that was incredible just such a different werewolf to everything about it was different the second one Brian that's another one there it's got syringes in it that we now he's wearing an appliance and it matches that and we story buddy the whole sequence in as you saw the David. He's closes every Harry and I said for me to glue a little bit of hair on and it would do him a little hairy or in a little hairier it's better for us to work in Reverse let me do them in the areas first and I'll pull hair off and trim it join was reverse flash character Rubber and then pull it through and waiver verse printed it so look what I Don't Like the Wolf has a big Mane of hair so he's got this big hairy neck that I don't like you and it's that's David doesn't have lenses in his eyes are red from that was at end of makeup everything cuz I mean I I was 30 when I did this I was at a time when there weren't people that did this kind of work just a few in Hollywood you know it like John Chambers any Planet of the Apes but for me to find a crew I hired kids that sent me fan mail it still looks pretty decent fuckingawesome not just pretty decent I mean there's a reason why I have the American werewolf the Pat McGee version of it sitting there in the front but now I have to call Pat Tillman legs are off you know I thought you could do something like that have like Puppeteer legs in the back so if the reality is if you really see that the whole War there's feet sticking out of an ass he's got. upgrade seen God that was a great singer werewolf comes bursting out of the bed that script I think was the only script that I've worked on my entire career that the only difference was when John wrote the script originally that Aerosmith Cinema so you change it to other than that it's the second the script is basically Verbatim what he wrote is a 20 year old and is using music and everything was groundbreaking it's time people didn't do like the way he did Young and his friend that kept returning Jack more or more and more rotten every time like that was a genius ideas where I like that Jack had explained to him like a man you got to tell yourself you're a werewolf we going to kill a bunch of people like that so everything about it was so unique play flip the whole idea of what a werewolf movie was on its head in in and it worked you know an in Griffin who who played Jack when I first met him up in that makeup he was putting the stuff on nobody's going to look at me you know what it's like did you read the script ya didn't say your throat is torn out yeah but I would look like this England RB scouting locations and so I said you know you got to talk to Griffin he's kind of upset about what he looks like you know that but you know I took that opportunity being a sensitive guy that I am to tell him that the third part of his transformation was it was actually going to be a puppet and wasn't really going to beat him because he was supposed to become basically talking skeleton and the makeup process is an additive process in and you know what he would have to be a huge call to the right you know and he wasn't too happy about that either but I said but I want you to operate the mouth because you're doing a lips sink in or you're doing the voice and so he operated Apothic but he scenes of the werewolf with ripping people apart but then some of it is hilarious will that whole sequence in the portal theater without the graphic horror of the the werewolf tearing people apart I'm so fortunate to me that that John came into my life and this this happen again because of Don Post Studios and I talked about right they made Halloween masks John was a male boy at Fox for a while and he knew John Chambers he would deliver mail to the edge on Chambers I think you just basically didn't want to do they would only sell you in a 55-gallon drum which I couldn't afford you no like polyurethane polyurethane foam which is a two-part on the phones up chemical reactions gas when it forms which nobody told me robot to Covina and again I still pretty shy that point in my bedroom at that point was I had I slept on a convertible sofa cuz I got enough money to buy one so I can fold it up and have some more floorspace to work but my masks in my bed were tables everywhere you knowing and John is very loud and nnnn hyperactive and Andi Mack coming in he was flipping out is really scaring me a map and I mean I did Coming to America Eddie Murphy was because of my wife Sylvia I met my wife on Hollywood Boulevard in front of Frederick's of Hollywood in the middle of night and it turned out I tighten a change it to a dope dealer has clean a dope dealer in Sylvia was the hairstylist on the film and John came in and says I want you to be in the movie I want you to play the part you were born to play a hooker because I want my wife was a hooker in the background do you know if there's a picture of us been a great life in 19 Iowa John a lot well you and John made magic you really did mean that that movie was so good you and as we said one of things about that film has its it was so strategic and its use of the werewolf now that you do really eat when you got a chance to see it like one of my favorite scenes was when the guy the businessman is in the subway he's running away from the werewolf and you know it's chasing but you don't see it they don't see it until he's stumbling on the escalator and then you see it at the bottom Twitter Miss versus walking into the frame and you like f*** yeah and they cut right before he speaks normally you would when you do something for the butt I think it's the best expression you know I thought it was only going to be on for a second I wanted to be scary looking so I sculpted in a scary expression on it which I normally wouldn't do I just saw you there was no way that wasn't


    Rick Baker and Joe Rogan Nerd Out Over Horror Classic "Nosferatu"
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    Avengers forever man I was a huge Star Wars fan when I was a kid and you inspired me when I was young I really wanted to be a makeup artist I wanted to do special effects and that kind of stuff that you do if I had no idea yeah man I think it was probably Star Wars that kicked it off for me cuz I like many kids a lot of people today you know we're so removed with first VHS and then DVDs and laserdiscs and now streaming it's so easy to watch movies but when Star Wars came out we would go over and over and over again it was like a little contest between a lot of kids that I went to school with an I think I saw it 13 times while it was out in the movie theater but I became fascinated I've always been fascinated with comic books always wanted to be a comic book illustrator and I always love like like of those fantasy novels like creepy and Eerie in those those graphic novels but I really became fascinated with special effects and we make up after your work well it yeah it's kind of something for me I mean you know why I grew up in I was born in 1950 and I grew up in front of a TV but I was a little black and white when you knowing and there was always the Master movies on Saturdays or Sundays in the age of stuff just hit a chord with me and I just don't have to do this you know when did you what was the first thing that you did first first ever makeup bad Harley soften and but they wanted children and end up but I was very shy I stayed in my bedroom I couldn't talk to an adult and stuff like the very first thing that I got interested in makeup and I got some just white greasepaint and black grease paint and smeared it on my face and just with the layer of Grease paint on my face when I was looking in the mirror wasn't Little Ricky baker anymore and I could do things that I couldn't do without this s*** smeared on my face and it it helped me overcome my shyness but I mean it it started with that but I mean I wanted to do something more you know so I ended up making I made my first mask I think when it was 13 and it was a curse of Frankenstein Frankenstein and I did that one mainly because I thought I could copy that way I can make it look close enough cuz it's it's call the film industry Works in in Port Phillip leaky who did that make up had like a week to prep for you knowing and no money so I did I forget some of the faults with it when you stop and think about the earliest versions of makeup and movie special effects. Makeup in movies you know you go back to like Nosferatu is probably one of the very earliest right I mean they really didn't have anything to go with it wasn't anything to copy the kind of had to make it up yeah and I mean who is such a great film and Bill to this day and the look you know I mean it shouldn't work by all right now it's like a big hook nose you know but it works great and she had nothing you know I mean now we can add so much stuff and I find that happen so much now liquid that face off show and stuff people it's more like about how much can you pile on someone's face you know but sometimes the most effective makeups are just a little bit of things that you do and a lot of the humanities Opera yeah he's another one who said there was not much to frame to go on and it wasn't he was kind of like a Pioneer and like I said plastic piece to use it to close up boxers wounds and stuff crazy stop and think about that you don't film itself it only been cold then you have not very video of it the whole thing about the way he moved like everything was so creepy and interesting film his fingers later I mean in in like the John Barrymore dr. Jekyll and mr. Hyde the brilliant so what did they do for his ears you know what I'm not sure what they're made out of same with the bald head I mean I know rubber existed and I mean you can kinda Sammy's got I think it's probably just like a slip bobber which is like telling Master made out of rate and I also think it's because Max Reckless great if you didn't if nothing like this existed and it was dark out and you saw a guy like that in your house you would freak out and I also think it's because Max Reckless great if you didn't if nothing like this existed and it was dark out and you saw a guy like that in your house you would freak out


    The Unsung Genius Behind "The Creature from the Black Lagoon"
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    Kimberly didn't get the part I'm sorry let me make sure the newspaper article in my local newspaper who and I think I was a sophomore in high school and that was the first time they called me Rick Baker monster maker masks and you know they did you ever do the Aurora model kits yes yeah yeah yeah makeup where they took this guy in the kind of put them into her vodka scuba suit / reptilian think that was one of the cooler on the makeup works for the time it still is it still the best man in the gun was used old school techniques during a time when other people were doing a new regime came in Universal and all the sudden the Jack out of pink slip you know you're out you know this move has a larger one of the lower left corner of the whole body and it was designed by a woman author woman designed it it was they did a whole kind of Beauty and the Beast campaign and apparently Bud Westmore was serious you know because of my work and he was he was famous for posing with other people's stuff you know I'm very fine sculpture name holding a really inappropriate sculpture tool next to the sculptures from what I heard he would do whatever they publicist would come to take pictures you let give everybody a day off or the afternoon off and then you would go to the lab and pose with hats thought about that aspect of it you know that I'd have to have employees and all that you know I mean Ava and I hated that part in that I mean that was something I didn't care for you know and I resisted being a businessman I didn't have I wasn't listed anywhere by company wasn't listed I didn't have a letterhead I didn't have business cards how the hell I I don't have an agent how the hell I ever was successful I don't know other than that fact that I worked hard in my work was pretty good he wasn't listed I didn't have a letterhead I do have business cards how the hell I I don't have to have an agent you know how the hell I ever was successful I don't know other than that fact that I worked hard in my work was pretty good but fortunately don't work out for me like I said


    Rick Baker Says Wes Craven Walked Out of the Reservoir Dogs Torture Scene | Joe Rogan
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    Tarantino still pulls it off oh yeah you know I mean is that still you you watch a movie go Jesus Christ like this s*** that he gets away with that's a Tarantino movie like once upon a time in Hollywood that is Tarantino movie friend and no I mean thank God for him you know me. I really enjoyed his feelings only time it went and I was at a film festival in Siege of Spain is a science fiction fantasy Film Festival as a guest and I was Peter Jackson we actually sat next to me and we became friends and and he had his movie brain-dead when did well this was like in the 90s or something I guess I was real bad with dates and you know but anyways we were sitting and talking and and Freddy Frances who was the director of photography for daylight Hammer movies and Stuart Freeborn was interested in this thing and there's a big kind of goofy kid walking around you knowing and I thought he was just like a fan so I said come on over and we went to see that and I actually left in the scene where they're torturing the cop it's funny people think I like gory gory stuff and you know it cuz I've done it in films but real stuff in if it's really intensely. On a film like that was on fire so Jazz by that you know Danny Elfman with it was said that to me John Fogerty like that like that song


    Rick Baker on Creating the Star Wars Cantina Creatures | Joe Rogan
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    was that was not the case with the Cantina scene in Star Wars cuz the Star Wars scene there's that's that's a crazy scene because you got so many characters in that scene and today when you go back and look at it like it's pretty cheap George wanted to embellish on it didn't like a lot of the stuff that he did so at ilm which was in Van Nuys then industrial like magic when I first started the guys were doing the visual effects for for that for Star Wars my friends that I met at Chloe's didn't hear any kid Ralston we're shooting a special effects and George came in said do you know anybody that can make a mask cuz I knew I want to add some asks to the to The Cantina st. Louis do so he called me in as I went over Georgia flatbed editor showed me the sequence as it existed and I was flipping out and see what a cool idea to have this bar for alien Juno & Co on us to do what you do on that has talking like this kind of like a alien throw in there that there's a devil guy that one. Made up Fighters before Star Wars you know there's a werewolf guy in enough yeah that was such a great team too though these are storyboards thinks it's great that was never there and when you see the movie you think it's there and I've uses so many times where I say can we shoot this like in post-production that's the devil guy in these guys were the guys open when the guys a different people in two different time and I sent an email I when I say to people let's can we shoot this impose then cuz what happens to your most directors don't like dealing with this this yet you know and I'll put it off to the last shot of the day and then it's like what you got 45 minutes in a shot country months later did you know that no music playing through these are some of our aliens people I did not make that one that was on Stewart's people think of it finally you know the end is more that it's a great idea than thick work is great it was a great conglomeration of cool characters all in one bar and you know where the time goes completely unique and new things but after that every movie every Space movie had a Cantina Sandy and you know at the time it was a completely unique and new things hell yeah but after that every movie every Space movie had a Cantina scene you know and it's like a miracle out to every transformation that was basically the same


    Artie Lange: Life in the Corrections System
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    meet me at 1 again this is something to use things you wish you had on tape about 1998 ish me Mitch Hedberg and Greg Giraldo both did Seth we all three of us at The Comedy Cellar and there was an old Diner on 9th and 23rd call Chelsea Square Diner and if I have no idea the three of us were talking about about drugs and Hedberg you told us to a couple people and I don't know what mixes well I did a couple of gigs with him but you know he said you know a lot of people trying to get me to stop I'm never going to stop you said I just don't waste your time I've never going to stop doing it I love it that much and you know at the time I didn't realize how dark that was and he died again always been dead for almost 15 years now you know and them like he just was like I I just I know I can never stop like that's how much it takes it takes over to the point where you know you know you might die out because I don't care I want to do it this way together at again that's one of the saddest stories yet the security at the airport smell the gangrene the door Inseparable the stand up in the heroin together paranoid right I didn't I didn't want to ruin my life I was always worried about ruining my life yeah like there's no watching my movies on YouTube and accentuated jokes about having kids and a family you know a lot of combat you you comment on your life yes that's how you get new material so my life was not a wife and kids my life was this craziness with drugs and gambling and that's that's what I sort of my mind that for material and it's also the audience loved it they love the fact that you're out there living that life you're not living like the average slope know we were rock stars you do the money we make for being on stage I'll go for you something from that money I'm a I pump gas 40 hours one week I got a check for $280 my hand to God he made this sound black bear with that hockey dick white p**** Celtics you it means you're a murderer a snitch or some sort of celebrity so you're up there with hardcore so it was next to me in the South great kid I love them I love them but when me and him were both out of the cell together for rec time I noticed they would make him go in the shower like every what's your name where you from shut up ya so that's that you're rubbing elbows if he's got Jesus 1 hour day I was out of my cell and play basketball or whatever but you're in these cages so they give these young kids who are in jail for a long time tablets they could call anybody on the outside so they call their girlfriends which is always a bad thing like it starts out nice but you hear the bill like how you doing baby nice but you hear the bill like how you doing baby who's that who's that the background who the f*** is that violin and don't call your girlfriend


    Arie Lange on How Robert Downey Jr's Journey is Inspirational | Joe Rogan
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    good thing is is that you know that's what I'm actually thinking you have about not want to f****** your life I'm starting every each day I get more and more to thinking that way so it's improving still I would love my legacy to be someone that help people but you know even when you already have whether you realize it or not and I guarantee you if you keep going you will I hope so you will know it's a hundred percent if you keep doing with these stories with your personality and your sense of humor this is 100% going to help people and not just a few and f****** millions of people to wear again about the ruthlessness Showbiz people say Showbiz very forgiving well if you're that talented of an actor like Robert Downey jr. they they let you come back and through his assistant he contacted me and was so was so nice like you know and I got and again there's an example to 12 steps up he really would like he goes I'm through it he said basically to me I'm here for you if you need me I'm here for you Joe Walsh from the Eagles went through the same thing it is he talented in this weird explosive sort of creepy legs he just contains it in progress and success like he's working and I don't know him personally just just do that contact I just told you about but it seems like he's like way into the program of area around again what's a lottery thing but there's so many guys wear 20 years ago there was a stigma attached to it there's not any more people understand now it's not being weak and it's hard to hit those f****** brakes and stopped you going to tell me you never use your sense of humor to obtain drugs I go I don't know what drug dealers you know but they don't accept as payment people at the task of eyewitness drug court allowed these rehabs that was exactly what you just said they link every Behavior


    What Was Chris Farley Doing in the Bathroom with Andy Dick?
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    last movie Chris Farley ever did was dirty work and after work right before you passed away he hosted Saturday Night Live so normal student Weekend Update come to the party after the show I'm watching Chris Farley disappeared bathroom what's going on with Chris I go bad news bro because what I got a bathroom with Andy Dick and neither one of them is good Thai and look more unhealthy I mean he was just like a picture of him laying on the ground


    Artie Lange Details What It's Like to Kick Heroin | Joe Rogan
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    Suboxone with Suboxone help save you help me get off at but eventually you got to get off that too and you kick how hard is that is it hard to get off at there's something called fentanyl which is elephant because I sprayed chemicals on the weed and it does something to them they start dancing like Julie Andrews the border right to try to kill us and Rehab which I got to give a shout out to this place turning point in Paterson is where I really got clean I was there for three months I did a month in jail and I did three months of Turning Point great place they really help me out a lot my counselor Sarah shout out to her but she's in the Hood and The Gangs would fight each other get the corner right across from the rehab houses because people come out people come out and get high to kids I was in there with you know went and got out if they died that day they just leaving like they died that day from Fentanyl could you got to kick it you got to kick it with drawers take average 4 to 5 days and I've done that in jail twice so if you have fentanyl in your system and you take us a boxer you going to what they call precip withdrawals which are like the regular withdrawals * a million like you're going to die you start to loosen it's happened to me twice I went to I went to jail not knowing that the coke if they put it in everything they put it in the cocaine because they want people to catch a habit and a couple people died cuz if you got to have it I got to keep going back so you're buying what you think is blow it's not it's it's blow with his friend all that hair was Brown when you get it when you get it so if it's really a lighter color it's it's got fentanyl in the people want to get high so bad they take the risk if you're a junkie you'll take that risk so I did not know it was in the cocaine so I get the I get the jail just getting to Bolton at the jail and he was a dealer I do from the street and he told me you owe me a favor and these kids smuggle drugs in and they're in the band that are Ugg sweatpants they have it right here and you see a kid going like this all the time and kids walking over to him you know we got something so I went over the kid and I said what do you got any cuz I just got Subs the box I said give me one cuz I know I couldn't deal with the anxiety and he gave it to me I didn't know I had fentanyl to my sister I took a suboxone with it and in 10 minutes I was riding on a floor rot Justin so they threw me in a cell and I had a I had a kick out of kick with those kind of withdrawals and on a jail so how long is 5 days brought them so they were giving me food that we try to keep you hydrated and said there was a doctor that was really cool but I I was naked cuz if you don't want to suicide watch people kicked from heroin emotional pain and a turtle shell in that thing just just rolling around the floor call management at 4:30 as I could have swore he was talking to me right in front of me yeah it's just and then and then knowing that then I get it out of my system I get out of jail and I and I and I get high an hour later you know if you keep doing that there something wrong so what happened that they kept me away for longer than I ever was big bad we've been in jail this time I was in jail for almost two months and I kicked that I went to a long-term rehab and I got locked away from it and I started to think clearer and think about the consequences and think about my mom and the fact that my mother is just great Italian woman who you know I thought you just needed money for me I took care my old man on his deathbed said take care of your mother and as an Italian guy from North Jersey you think that means tell me not knowing she was worried about me dying you know all the time so she I thought about her pain and I said I can't do this anymore so I just started to think clearer and then it one day at a time so that's longer than I ever was so not only did the physical withdrawals go away but the mental withdrawal he said they can get it out of your body but they can never get out of your brain turn party. At 35 give me a button, I was in the hospital I can hit it anytime I want great, don't let impulsive wildness is what people enjoy andromix all my favorite Comics Kennison Joey Diaz all of them all of them favorite Comics Kennison Joey Diaz all of them struggled all of them all of them


    Artie Lange on the Time the DEA Came to the Stern Show
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    Ron Stern to it came up so it was almost kind of encouraged because it was a thing I would want McDonald's I had the story about getting arrested emantivi he just goes High style of out-of-control guys are fun the same dealer is Heath Ledger as a joke that was a joke the DEA shows up at that sir with this with the with the windbreakers on today and she's got to go to RTP commercial I'm at work bro you made it


    Artie Lange: Why He Won’t Say He’ll Never Get High Again
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    what's up Joe Rogan I'm alive I've been following this whole everybody's been following you yeah and what cocaine does to you so I feel good I feel good I mean it's I got nine months clean two days ago was like what do they say you have to get over before you stay clean a halfway house the last eight months and it was some of the craziest motherfukers you've ever met in your life and they don't have stories but once they know my story cuz I had some success in life basically as a full-blown junkie they're fascinated by it but and the first time I got high was 1979 I wish I hit a homerun in Little League I'll never forget this and I my buddies older brother we supposed to get sick Jack I don't know what happened to him but he he had to be a joint and I took a puff of weed and from 11 years old I knew I loved it so much I just love being I love the feeling but I was f***** up and my old man was a lunatic he was not a drug addict or an alcoholic but he was a criminal was a low-level criminal he gave me these streets into work and got like the 10th grade in high school and he was like my favorite human being a little time he was like my older brother but I saw him do a lot of bad s*** Tyson fight all the time he was a boxer when he was young and it just the real street smart guy and his life was chaos and I love the chaos I was addicted to risk that's why I'm a gambler to so when cocaine came into my life a few years later I was 16 the first time I did a line of blow and that was really fun because now you're up all the time and and that started basically a 35-year drug run That's it man to like 9 months ago I mean that's the thing I don't feel pressure on myself it's one that one-day-at-a-time stuff that sounds so cliche but I can't guarantee got everything like that but I'm a little more spiritual I would say and everybody else 4Kids man are looking at a lot of jail time prison time delivered under a f****** Bridge some of these kids and they got nothing that's why you know the careers that me and you have a congratulations on your but you know fashion anywhere I'm never going to get high again the one thing to say you're never going to do anything again for me at 52 years old I love it you got to say I love I love being high I love the chaos I love the lifestyle you get a ticket to the lifestyle to live like you don't live like everybody else you know and I had a means of making money legally and you know these kids out of Rob does it take to get all the s*** and and so that was enabling to we live in an enabler world but to say you're never going to get high again this so much pressure to say I don't know and just work on the next day and for me it's like I take it minute by minute literally like we're here on the Lower East Side back in the 80s and get mescaline hits back in the day there's triggers all over the place so I just say if I can get this one more just get one more block without f****** up that turns into a day and in time you know so it's it's harder to say for yourself I'll never get high again there's triggers all over the place so I just say if I can get this one more just get one more block without f****** up that turns into a day and in time you know so it's it's harder to say for yourself I'll never get high again


    Artie Lange Lost $145,000 in One Weekend | Joe Rogan
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    so what's what's heroin gets in your system you needed every 8 hours you needed every 8 hours like it's oxygen so you become desperate withdrawals are insane so is it insane like what is it like it's his Saturday well okay when I became get this through young people's heads I was basically a full-blown junkie on the biggest radio show of all time. That's the headline that's that's what year but I also had a full-time stand-up comedy schedule of chaos that not many human beings I've ever seen so I would have gigs in Pittsburgh Phoenix in Detroit 3 weeks in a row bring drugs on a plane but I needed the heroin to get onstage cuz the sickness of pictures of flu * 10 that's what that's what withdrawals are and there's there's eight all the emotional pain your masking comes back so it's withdrawals are a living hell so when you see the withdrawals coming you see the hair when getting out of your system you like okay it's going to get really bad then you realize most people can't leave the room then you realize you got to do 5 radio shows a week and then you got to fly Detroit understand so when I landed in Detroit I wouldn't have heroin so my life became a dance of like I would land in every city and I would say I would I would get in a cab lights in the cab driver I need Kit Kat ID heroin I got school or otherwise I can't do the show sometimes a guy would recognize me I'm trying to find heroin because in an hour I got to be on stage and in 20 minutes I'm going to be deathly sick when I say sick like s*** in my pants throwing up so this is your getting there no connection no connections so I said okay in my head and I get all with your act sometimes you got jokes would you like a robot so I'm just I'm just going through the motions at Al you say this and I got to laugh tell them you're going to shut your parents it's crazy that they love you but it out and yard Vegas is another what do you think was encouraged to enjoy the fact that you were off the rails some people that is what I do and that's that you bullshiting yourself so you saying it's a reason to continue you know I can keep f****** up because this is how I make money and this is my a lot of money I'm on the plane flying back from Vegas I'm doing the math between the gamble the drugs and hookers I lost 145 South I was 202 I had a $10,000 hooker who look like a young Carmen Electra and and I lost money playing craps I lost on the game and and the drug that go up to $145 November 4th book good it's called ripping and running and I'm trying to get it that you wouldn't give you a deal for that story of of I'm saying to myself again the answer your original question is beyond if I were to be honest with you right now the reason the thing that got me the method I'm using out or Consequences if I didn't have jailhouse what would happen today


    Artie Lange: Comedy is the Only Thing That Hasn’t Abandoned Me
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    are you doing for Thrills like you have to replace the Joe Rogan podcast I can have a beer and that's hard to do yourself though so I had moments where you could have one beer and your life will give you ever gone probably need to have a couple beers and that's it but the problem is I mix vices so drinking and Coke & Gamble does not mix well that's why they give you free drinks at the casino because you're messed up so I'm for Monday Night Football is a bookie took that up too late kick-off at 9 so at 5:30 right after I got out of work I would call the book and I would say give me give me $1,000 for the Cowboys Giants times I've been on the other team of the book and I said give me the Cowboys so all I can do is lose The Vig bookies taped all your calls and they destroy the tape at the end before it gets the cops get it but what they do is they have a calzone in case you have a like you have a dispute you got to learn A Life Lesson I go thanks mr. bookie at 5:30 make it a bit so it's 5:30 I'm like well articulated give me the Giants playing 7 over the Cowboys give me the under over 41 give me a dime if you do I said it your question is a great question what do I do what are you replacing it with that's that's where this business which is taking me back now pick 11th May 11th come back I have fans that I got that you know Superman TV in the Stern Show of course that are so loyal stand up stand up making money doing comedy I have a gig tonight I'm going to Poughkeepsie I'm going to get on stage and talk to people for an hour to make a lot of money doing it I thought three Torpedoes with that the heroin was way less expensive than a divorce so you know right now I claim to my work, he's the only thing that hasn't abandoned me yes you know in a lot of ways and that you know this businesses that keeps taking me back you know a lot of people are addicts they get really addicted like Marathon running run a block letting you run to you know you run a mile you actually know your I'm going to do a 5k why I do what I do a bit about this in my stand up back what the first time I tried to get off heroin just this some just trainer who I hired this kid he said you know I guarantee you a heroin high is not as good as a running high and I said to him have you ever tried heroin addiction cuz I've done heroin on occasion I've run and it's not even close. We will you get a running how you got to be in really good shape I don't want to do in life call me when you get a running how you got to be in really good shape I don't want to do in life.


    Mitch Hedberg Wrote a Joke for Artie Lange
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    one quick match ever story so I opened up for Mitch Hedberg like 23 years ago and he comes up to me at the show Eddie goes hey Autumn and you're a fat guy I got to give it to you before you go swimming that's a great joke can I I could have that joke he goes yeah so then he comes back and you smoke a lot of weed because back and totally serious with him and you're right that is a good joke I make a deal if I gained like a hundred pounds before you do that on TV I get the joke like I do it at The Comedy Store I go really so I see mention two weeks later I go Mitch with the funk bro you gave me that joke Norm said he saw a fact I do it because I'm sorry non-sequiturs Obits transferred into other bills joke joke joke joke joke like I do was set where he starts off bombing like a like a airport is LAX traffic so horrible it was so silly I said no but I want a regular banana later so yes can you get a lot of trouble because my FedEx dealer is my FedEx man is a drug dealer and he doesn't know it yet but he was high when he was doing shows the last time I saw genius show show I'll give you a text when I got offer reviews and the reviewer my hometown paper should already have a date rapist that's what it said that's what it said hey man that's f****** great a date rapist ass that way more Charming irregular rapist


    Artie Lange Explains The Key to the AA 12 Step Program | Joe Rogan
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    you talk about the method thing with getting clean the 12-step program which a lot of people obviously if you're not in it you know what the legendary iconic program aana to the 12-step You by you helping other people it helps you and I'll wait cuz that's what you're talkin about productive way to use your time is a guy dying and his family needs us I don't even know the guy you're going to try to help them so by the end of helping him for 5 hours you maybe save him but you're also saving you begin at the beginning and they realized if I talk to each other they can stop they healthy Hospital in the mid-thirties and they would say to the people to hospital is there anybody in the drunk Ward like a hopeless alcoholic state or Twisted we found a cure for alcoholism we think we found a cure for alcoholism can we talk to your husband and she goes you know what that sounds like a total fantasy to me you could try we've tried everything I don't know how you met Acura and they said no no you understand he's going to kill us like by talking to him we're going to get better like he's going to kill rust and hopefully along the way he gets it wow it's like you're using your time for something insanely productive like you're a generous guy you like helping people you're a good friend you know it's a little bit of a rush because it helps you if you are you going to help you but I get a rush like that helps me you spend all this time working on them you've stayed playing you know it also doesn't radiates they'll do the same thing they realize and somebody help them and that it helped you to help them and they'll do it to someone else and I'll feel it as well and then also spreads the culture of being generous again that's very insightful because that's what it is is the dominant culture being generous is very important being friendly I think now we're in the internet are like the internet era is Terrorism much more generous era because it actually helps everybody to have all these shows and no one's competing against each other in a sense because you know we right to be like there was one host the Tonight Show everybody everybody to get that f****** job and it was those late-night War the movie with the Lettermen the comics and everybody was just f****** fighting in the trenches with 9 with character that's your attitude which is great you live that lifestyle like I was saying is important like if you were hosting the Tonight Show Jimmy but to have me out of mainstream show talkin like this there's consequences yes they can't do it that they would fight you to have me on your situation where me and you were two guys we've known each other a long time who respect each other's work and his people and I'm a guy I'm trying to get back on my feet and you your company or can you let me do this


    Artie Lange Accidentally Robbed a Bank Once | Joe Rogan
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    long as you went before this nine-month stretch it feels like the last time I had I came out of LA County Jail the first time I got arrested for attempted bank robbery when I was 17 years old I have a gun and I went to jail selling for $50,000 and I was 17 she was 18 just kid I threw it in the garbage can I get my girlfriend's car and she drives away she was what happened I didn't tell her I go out and it's b******* they had her name but she had an adult Mayfield fight I lost $25,000 I thought I was going to f****** kill him and Quincy Jones who produced MADtv got us ringside seats at the Epic at the fight and I lose 25 Grandma to fight a hundred grand of the tables I get below I taken on a plane back to LA at 1 in the morning I take a swing at a cop and I go to LA County jail for trying to assault the car Jesus uses this is 1996 right after that was 96 probation and I got to take urine test everything so I got clean so to answer your question I had almost a year clean at that point and then after that it was off to the races again the second longest I've had clean since I'm 11 years old


    Artie Lange Reveals What Happened to His Nose | Joe Rogan
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    okay I did I did a podcast in my living room I was late 18 times doctors never going to fix your nose yeah but they're worried that if they did it they have to give you painkillers with the drug court thing if you get any type of surgery do paperwork for the guy from botched what happened to it who got this idea to try to get money out of me and he sucker-punched me that might this kid was a 19 year old boxer and I was going to my car one day and he thought I was like you saw me on TV so I was like a billionaire and I'm going to my car and I hear are they and the kid hits me with a right hand I mean like you can never get off on a regular fight right on my ankle app and collapse the bone right here knock me out for 10 minutes at least 10 minutes and that situation. Solve the wake us up but so that's one thing 30 years of drug use but this was a crazy story so there was the stripper I used to go on the road with and she would meet me at city's you got you from Boston so we're at a hotel in St Louis about about 5 years ago now four years ago and we're snorting oxycodone so to support the pills you got a crush them up somewhere in this hotel room that night at a big deer and I take a shower about five pills and starts Prussia we have room service the room service had a salt shaker that was glass so she couldn't Crush one of the pills she takes she takes the salt shaker and starts hitting the pill with it and the salt shaker breaks glass breaks in the powder she cuts out like four lines she gets pulled onto the desk to go I bought a gift so she goes down to get the gift I come out of the bathroom I see the lines and I take I take a pain that I cut down and I snort when the lines and has glass in it I snorted glass and oxycodone he was he had a bad plan but that way to try to get money out of me and the bookie bleeder I went to the hospital I have to cancel the show and I want to strangle a girl and that's what it caved in that started the process if you watch the show crashing at 3 Seasons you could see my nose morphing into what it is now like from over things really knows the like what it is now and part of me doesn't want to get it fixed because every time I look in the mirror I go did this is this is what happened to me a reminder maybe tonight f****** again maybe it tells kids that so it's just such a dangerous thing to get it fixed and then to be in that kind of intense pain and then have the temptation to take a pill used and I got out and I was like I didn't use it when I had knee surgery either I'd I'd like them how you feel at euphoria that morphine drip not even close get out of there this way they claim it's a disease I'm smart enough to realize that too but I do it anyway I never got into the drugs at a young age yeah I sold mine I took Percocets I think it was Percocets when I had my first knee operation after the morphine drip I got out to give me Percocets I took it one day and it was it made me so stupid okay remember sitting on my couch. I'm so dumb right now right I was on the liver list and then my liver came back out whole I guess they talked about on the transplant list that they would think they were about to put me on the list the doctor said to my family said he's going to need a liver dishes like this is 5 years ago what are you do for like 4 days when I didn't cut it out but yeah they had it they had to go in they do a search with a knock you out I got to go up and they clean that I had surgery again a couple years ago to do it and he was like I don't know because I never said I could Itachi never saw or snow does incredible congratulations what it feels like when you get out of the hospital right whether or not that would disrupt your progress enough the point we used to live right back I'm right into this but the doctor advice was was was cool about you said you need more clean time be at least a year or even try well good for him for thinking that way instead of just but I can breathe Horizon like what I never look like David Beckham ever look like they're going to give you some material


    Edward Norton Reflects on The Incredible Hulk | Joe Rogan
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    brilliant that like Robert Downey Junior's amazing is he is it's always going to be Iron Man like that sometimes you get one of those rolls you don't like Thor Chris Hemsworth these f****** Thor dude your Thor forever you know what you flirted with that depends on it and I think it depends on how many of them you do when you did the hawk will you worried about that a little bit was there any little bit cuz I wasn't you know I I I was I was very interested because I loved it I I am not like snobby about I loved those Like Comics and I told Rob to him all the Dark Knight Frank Miller and I love the Bill Bixby Hulk like he's it for me he's always up for anyone our age like he's got him walking away at the end of the show that's it and I tend to get just the way I felt about American History X I actually thought American History X was sort of like Othello Macbeth I thought it was that's why I said to David here it is kind of edgy thing with the drug plowden and I'd like eye candy strip all that away and you literally just make this about rage destroying a person who's got a lot and it's like it's like a Shakespearean tragedy but it's just it's skinheads you know and that and that really lit David up and that's where we went with that right but Hulk Hulk is like the it's Prometheus right to steal fire from the gods for people to get burned doing it and is cursed right here he's trying to take like the power of nature back out to people from the gods and he gets burned and that's how I that's how I thought about it like if we could do something like that that leans into this guy who thinks he's going for something good it's going to help humanity and he cracks open like the backside of God and and take something out that is not meant to be taken out and now he's cursed cursed you know that that's what was amazing even as silly as the show wasn't some levels Bill Bixby was cursed like that's what end the end of every show you were like oh my God he cursed like alone in the world and cursed right and there's something pretty pretty heavy in that like pretty cool in that until so it was it wasn't alone in the world and cursed right and there's something pretty pretty heavy in that like pretty cool in that until so it was it wasn't dumb


    Edward Norton on Motherless Brooklyn’s Journey from Print to Screen
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    how long did this let me know how long did you sit on the story how long did you know about this in the hot what was the process of having this with a building your mind to point where you wanted to write a directive produce It cast it honestly I read the book exactly 20 years ago I read it in the fall of 99 when I was went Fight Club came out that's right around the time as I read this novel motherless Brooklyn but but the novels about the tragic Detective who's trying to solve the murder of his only friend basically but it takes place in the 90s it's not about any of that stuff about New York in the 50s or anything it's just the characters just amazing though like amazing so when I read it the hook was the character I was like I was like what a great character it's so it's such a wild he's like I just as hot mess of of he's smart but he's totally messed up he's he's funny but also really pretty painful and lonely and it was at everything and I was like that's I could get so into trying to figure that out for reasons that are a little hard to explain the tone of the book feels like a 50s detective novel but it's set in the modern world and I was afraid in a movie that would feel a little bit like The Blues Brothers like guys in fedoras Butta Priuses maybe this would just be cooler if we set it in the fifties and I talked to the author about that and he was super into those movies and so he said okay so then then but then the middle. Was the. Of mashing that up with the with these sort of Stories the New York Chinatown kind of of it the the deep dark history of what really went on a New York and that took a long time and then I had it ready in two 12 I was really ready to go and I just couldn't get it to. Couldn't get Bruce was that he was in and that was kind of I couldn't get everyone I wanted together at the same time and I couldn't get them the amount of money I needed or that I thought I wanted and I couldn't get a studio to the back yet because honestly you know number one like I'm not like you know I'm not like a green light anything he does kind of an actor that yeah I think that's a death of a different sort of thing but also I was out there saying it's sort of like Rain Man meets LA Confidential in people's eyes just kind of cross they're like they're like bring it the next one like they're like we don't get it we don't get it if we don't get yet it's like getting I love Radiohead and I like jazz and I wanted to like I got Thom Yorke to write a song for the film but I got Wynton Marsalis to do all the Jazz and stuff and people were also they were like this is these things are not going to go well together you know and then they went to get like a lot of people have said to me which is not a lot of people send me the best music in a film that they've heard in many many years flea flea played trumpet and and bass on Thom Yorke back in the film and and Fleet you know fleas like a really good trumpet player and his dad was a jazz musician and I didn't know that Fleet came out of the movie like crying he was like that's honestly my favorite music that I've ever heard in awhile and I think an end but you can't you can't tell people that you I thought that would work I thought this mashup would work cuz I knew Tom and I knew he loves Charles Mingus and and I knew when was capable of doing he's really interested in dissonant weird edgier kind of modernist music as well and I was like this is going to work and it and it did its it's really the music's amazing in the film it it's like its own like the record the records out now and people are flipping out about that just the music in the movie hasn't even come out yet such a crazy combination of factors and details that you smashed all together and they got a feel for a guy to be a tremendous relief and also feel amazing that it's you did it I did I do feel that I feel like it would have haunted me about it at times like you know I've done a few okay things like I've done some stuff that was weird and that people didn't understand and it's it's come together pretty great you know what I mean and add a user to go God I never I never expect anybody to give me money to make something like that that's just risky like I would never put money into making movies never like it's too risky you know and I get it so I'm not like I deserve this like but it was more like sometimes I was just like am I going to be able to figure this out or not am I getting it done and having it quit on it and in some ways feeling not actually knowing that it's better that I made it now I know more I was more if I'd tried to do it 20 years ago I couldn't find another jobs to do some of the things I like working with Spike Lee and Alejandro and you're ready when people like that really like it up to my sense of how to do I learned a lot about how to do a big thing with out all the in the world now this is released Nationwide worldwide like when it's released on this Friday right you just brought it comes out like you can either see Terminator like not 9.11 or or ours there's like not and I I like certify on Joe Rogan Experience like there's not a grown-up human being who will not be stoked about this film like I can say that people who are seeing it are are very very very very into it and very bought in because it is one of those like it's a it's a big meal but it's a really like it's a really rich good meal and it has amazing amazing performances Alec Baldwin has ever been better in a movie honestly and I think Willem dafoe's amazing Michael K Williams is amazing and the music is great and and it's a it's a cool story and I think I think it's kind of one of those things that it's worth going to the theater to see but I I guarantee you it's more worth your time then another Terminator movie it's a cool story and I think um I think it's kind of one of those things that it's worth going to the theater to see but I I guarantee you it's more worth your time then another Terminator like it sounds like it to me I'm really excited about it and I will see it


    How Artie Lange Helped Greg Giraldo Through the William Shatner Roast | Joe Rogan
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    Greg Giraldo I'll give you a great Greg Giraldo story was also a drug addict 2006 William Shatner roast Comedy Central first Lounge First Class Lounge waiting for my plane and I know Greg is supposed to be on the plane he shows up 5 minutes for the plane takes off and he goes to our team and you like hugs me sweat Migos I'm tweaking like he was on taking amphetamines so I go because I'm not getting out of plane I go dude you're hot you're like the best guy at these roads. You have to get on the plane does your career and he goes I can't get on the plane I do you have to get on a Vicodin Vicodin and have a beer I just tried to come down with it I literally held his hand okay I understand they got him on a plane I changed my seat to sit next to him is too paranoid to go to the f****** bathroom so I will guard the bathroom so no one can come in and we get the LA now we got to go to a dress rehearsal at CBS Radford Farrah Fawcett was so paranoid I have to kiss her I don't shoot he's I'm giving them like hot cam presidentship the morning the next morning and he hugged me crying he goes thank you so much I go do what you would have done the same thing for me okay so now we go to the road he's the first roaster up first thing he says do you want oh my god dammit me at 1 again this is something to use things you wish you had on tape about 1998 at me and Mitch Hedberg and Greg Giraldo both did Seth we all three of us 2 sets at The Comedy Cellar and there was an old Diner on 9th and 23rd I remember talking the three of us were talking about about drugs and Hedberg you told us to a couple people and I don't know what mixes well I did a couple of gigs with him but you know he said he had a lot of people trying to get me to stop I'm never going to stop you said I just just don't waste your time I've never going to stop doing it I love it that much and you know at the time I didn't realize how dark that was and he died again always been dead you talk about a Real Genius you know and like he just was like I I just I know I can never stop like that's how much it takes it takes over to the point where you know you know you might die out because I don't care I want to do it this way and Lewis Black they did a tour together at again that's one of the satyr stores yet that the security at the airport smell the gangrene stop everything I think with him to the they were inseparable the stand up in the heroin together they were inseparable the stand up in the heroin together like


    The Time Artie Lange Threw Up Live on Howard Stern | Joe Rogan
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    I think I'm far enough out of getting hot like I got the drugs are finally out of my f****** system does other drugs they give you that are basically legal dope Suboxone an opiate blocker but it's dope it was but it's so you also get high you know it's an opioid but it's legal if you're on with a maintenance you are you can pee with that in your urine and you'll be all right if they know you're on it but you're getting so what you getting high it's like methadone methadone Audi R8 like once or the courts are cool with one for some reason and the other one is illegal I mean if if you have no legal issues why not just keep the butt your liver nothing like that so there's no real Health consequences other than overdose I took a a shot they give to an orange juice okay to take a shower orange juice with the methadone twice I threw up on the air and one time is it again I was never funny off the s*** than this however stalking I think it was Roseanne Barr and Howard said are you look thin she goes and I've been exercising and a two-piece bathing suit now she said that you have no better


    Artie Lange Has Gambled Away $3.2 Million
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    way to get Coke they're going to test you it's not your body but you were totally under the influence of cocaine you know I mean I mean that's like I opened up a whole new can of worms now you still watching sports yeah I don't like it as much of course not again I like pure gambling people who people who bet on stuff and handicap you can bet at 2 kids playing Wiffle ball in Minnesota at the Mirage have a line on everything is so I would do cocaine and like 4 in the morning I'm going around people to Barragan agency the High School lacrosse scores I got Ramapo vs Don Bosco prep for 211 10 + 7 + x I probably know how far behind are you if you were all lifetime if you want to look at lifetime gambling how far back cuz everybody's behind if I had I do that math in my head a couple of Toyota yeah my uncle was a degenerate Gambler and he said you know art when I was a kid I was into the Jets and then I got into girls and then I got back into the Jets cuz I realize it size of a girl want f*** you but the Jets will always fuckshit


    Best of the Week - October 27, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    it just shows like what this is why I was a wild sport pretty exciting around they normal length 325 round 3 minutes but I have the key out of my ring in my corner they slap my face bee bite my ear they pull my hair but it helps you wake you up in the really hurts now that I never use what you seen people do that you've seen them bite each other's ear a little bit what is they want to give another chance but the W Seattle family is so crazy Cyrus Washington's Corner threw in the towel God amongst men he's a giant super athlete with a really well shaped head what the f*** man baby head-butted your goddamn head cuz I want to see some nonsense glued on his head that's like not his hair is it to pay that lady that has hair moved up and someone had to tell him thanks bro the bandana back in place is he removed his head he's a superior physical specimen LeBrons hair falls out during gay the night last night he didn't have the headband on him and they fix it up nice oh God he did have the last night fungi in your f****** John Cena grow his hair out now I saw him on a f****** billboard and he has long hair he always had like short military cut you know I was trying to be family man I know you want to be that guy I'm talking about the movies doing now kids get like a kids firefighter movie come on dude just seem to accept the fact of all time he actually inspired Louis CK to do a new hour every year because that's what he did Carlin George did a new hour every year and part of the reason why his seventy five nights a year of crazy reason why is he owed a lot of money did I don't know how that happened but it is booked last words he talks about like me but sometimes he would like runway in Long Island a tab at a f****** LaGuardia yeah and just do Coke in the f****** playing book Last Words is amazing published posthumously but he was working on it with Tony Hendra before. He was so awesome man like I think about him all the time to anytime I jump on stage cuz weed every night after reboot we get up on stage and work the crowd and stuff very friendly said hi to everybody said hi the door guys try to make it no idea just said hi I said hey man how you doing I have a me and my wife and George is playing at Caesars in Atlantic City so he's like I got seats for you guys up front and stuff so you know rock was like it had his role with the new he was like f****** at the height of his game and s*** and so we go see the shown and Carlin had a bit where he it was like people I could do without like guys named skip s*** like that and one of them was a people I could do without any man over the age of 12 who wears their baseball cap backwards had that bad be like so the night we're at the show he's up there doing it bit and you know he's like another person I could do without Kevin you're exempt from this guy's over the age of 12 weather baseball cap backwards and rock like my foot up and rocks next to me and he knows who you are is there any news about Jamal khashoggi people being beheaded in the Public Square for stuff like sorcery Joe they kill people in Saudi Arabia for sorcery and Witchcraft and drug smuggling and apostasy if you don't think God is real and you say that in Saudi Arabia they can cut your head off in the Public Square and we'd only killing people for sorcery really yes because it seems like everybody if they just made him have some sort of heart attack or an accident or something along those do it a certain way he wanted them to chop this guy up and put them in bags and deliver my other country in suitcases and s*** whatever the f*** they did however they got rid of them you know it's such a disturbing decision that they made and they know they're going to get away with it and again this is what happened whatever again if you dare are a lie that means I mean they really do there's so much business that goes on between the US and Saudi Arabian the weapon is the old and everything that the argument Trump trump actually made this argument in the white house sitting next to you know that the Saudi Crown Prince he's like they're they're buying so many weapons it's so tremendous new weapons there by God he holds up like the pictures of this from Raytheon this is what he's getting this is from Boeing this is what he's getting and it's like oh my God imagine for a second it's anybody like imagine a deal like that with Kim Jeong hoon is like we're selling Kim Jeong Hoon he's tremendous with I think they in the golf r oh my God that looks like Baghdad Bob remember Baghdad Bob from from the Iraq War were like when Iraq was getting slaughtered he was like everything is great Iraq's kicking ass Rich witchcraft on their hands a capital offense in the ultra-conservative desert kingdom is that really what it is that conservative it was what my body was responding to against malaria the first time I lost 33 pounds in 5 days and so is Mommy red and green blood and bile I lost most of my hearing my peripheral vision started disappearing I had some called Blackwater fever where my urine was literally as dark as that that black clock take pictures of it wake me up 5 days I didn't urinate and when I finally did if you Google Blackwater fever one and four one and two people that get it they die how many 5 days 5 days I couldn't be oh my God they were trying to get IVs in me my veins are collapsing so that was those pretty brutal but yeah man so I'm getting my health better there cuz I do want to fight again if it happened how can you if you if you had enough in your brain I'm journaling my road to recovery if they don't know what this parasite is how are they treating it like one of those rounds of so they're testing me for Lyme disease they're testing me for all these kind of parasites amoebas bacterias does makana go well I've I've been camping out here and I've gotten like a bit by 5 or 10 there there's these Wicked kind of ticks my record is pulling five roaches out of my beard in fortnite price so there's tons of bugs there you know does Oklahoma have that Rocky Mountain King selric not nothing or the one that gives you energy the reaction that this tick bite gives you it makes you allergic to this specific element in red meat or you can only eat fish and like if you try to eat me to get really sick crazy that is crazy but they're trying to figure it out why this is going to be crazy why I'm 32 and I've had shingles 5 times what my first time I got malaria I don't know if you can see a white my beard over here but I got white in my beard the first time I had malaria come had malaria add White come out my beard down here so you buy those freaking out Ingles five times and then this is going to sound crazy but I know I have to have a this might be too much information but I know I have to have a bowel movement whenever my nose starts running so literally whenever I have to go in your nose nose running and running and running and running how is that going to added I don't know if that's what they're looking into did you ever see any of Steven Seagal when he was very young when he was young chicken Japan I was totally fast I mean that's like and it's really weird right knee right like active like like serious actor thoughtful actor I'm like what did you know but I like above the law because I was into all that stuff went above the law came out and there was the scene above light he's in and Aikido you know ghee with the black thing and he's doing the things and I was rid I was like oh my God like like this is so cool like when have you ever seen this in a movie and he was a big guy and you made it very unusual sort of contribution to martial arts because men martial arts movies simple thing on Frost and the brake and the thing it says he also in the film when the guys come out and see this is shows you how it burns your bank for the scene where there's in a like a bodega and the guy I think he smashes a bottle and he comes at him and he does like them removed and he was called like clothes akaishi it's like he it's like the wrist you know it's like they're the wrist break flip over and it was just like oh my God like he's doing he's doing like you know Aikido moves in a big action movie it was kind of cool I think the first Westerner to run a dojo in Japan when he was a legitimate account Master like you Shiba he was doing he was doing like the way that Gracie Jiu-Jitsu is not. Japanese I was doing something with it was somehow was associated with Osaka than Tokyo where the hunger dojo and Aikido is and there was some country that was there was just you know like the way things are with schools of thought but but yeah he had a certain kind of like Mike Ovitz who was like the power agent of all of Hollywood in the 80s you know my cat loves black belt training with cigar you know Michael a black belt training with cigar like he was really serious IQ lowest


    Joe Rogan | Why Did They Stop Making Movies Like in the 70's? w/Edward Norton
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    as someone who doesn't make movies I always wonder like what happened between like say Steve McQueen's LeMans did you ever see that movie or even remember how there's no dialogue at all would like the longest time and I remember I watched it recently within the last couple years and one of the thoughts was I don't even know if they could do this today if anybody would allow them to make a movie where no one talks for a long time they just sort of setting the stage of what it means to be a race car driving with the atmosphere races it's just the idea that you were saying earlier about having this short attention span theater this this these movies that are designed for what they believe is a populist people that don't have the interest in something that's more unique or something that requires thought something to drag you win and that was much more common in the past like why was it more common in in that area Queen and all those other movies that they did like that and what has happened and what these rare examples like when I got does breakthrough with something like do the right thing or a few other examples why doesn't that stimulate that the appetite for more well did that hard to do on one level on one level yeah it's it's it's it's easy to recognize when they're great but it's still not eat it still. to make them great I still were talking about people who are some of our greatest artists or directors you know what I mean they and lots of people they try on some level they try on some level but they just not everybody is Spike Lee mean not everybody is Francis Coppola or you know I'd say it's like people people sometimes people make actually are slow you know what I mean like you don't even you're like that it's like it's like in spinal tap when they're like it's a it's a fine line between stupid and clap you know it's a fine line between clever and stupid you know what I mean it's like it's if I think people try but I think there's some people who really do think Jaws had a big effect on movies be it was theirs like the first true Blockbuster right and I'm wrong what happens more often than not is adult people get the jobs at the big companies that make the decisions about what to make right and a certain point they sort of age out they start to age out and they don't actually have any idea what what the vibe is they don't know what to make for the coming wave of younger people and so these little windows open up now and then we're in that are they needed there was they needed new people they needed like you know George Lucas make an American Graffiti nobody thought that nobody you know they they open up if they we don't know what to do do something different and a couple of new voices like come in and they make things that are are really different you know but the idea that that was only then like do the whole book right now about 1999 you know there's a book that came out about how 1999 was one of those years where because of the Studio's I kind of lost their sense of exactly what to do and Miramax was making a s*** ton of money planet or driven movies made for low cost in the Studio's all went and set up little mini Miramax is right and the result was that like in that year you had like Meg you know Paul Thomas Anderson Wes Anderson Alexander Payne Spike Jones David o'russell Fincher the wachowskis like an unbelievable array of directors made really really memorable films in that year and I think it was because it was like another one of those moments like we tweet we don't know what we don't know what to do we're just going to have to like close our eyes and go you kids you kids figure it out you know what I mean when you have so many moving pieces and so many people involved that have a say in the decision-making process it's got to be insanely difficult to get something out that's pure yes that's that's true. Francis Coppola said that the best thing about making films is that their collaborative in the worst thing about making films has that their collaboration the last it's the last moral totalitarian job in the world like being a director the best thing about making films is that their collaborative in the worst thing about making films has that they're collaborative he also said it's the last it's the last moral totalitarian job in the world like being a director or so. I can't remember


    Edward Norton on Marlon Brando's Influence | Joe Rogan
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    I also think there's a funny thing which is there's this history of famous actors right so when I do think it is where it begins with Brando cuz Brando had such an enormous effect on the psychology of men in in America he really really like and if you look at what I would call like that great generation of American actors the the Dustin Hoffman Robert De Niro Robert Duvall Gene Hackman Al Pacino Morgan Freeman Meryl Streep that's all like the post Brando Generation all of those people literally all of them wanted to come actors because of my own brand up and and he he's so rewrote the idea of what it was what it could be that you had got a whole it was like what Bob Dylan did in in the culture was I get rewrote like it just rewrote the game all he did was absolutely all who come and they have they have like a kind of us a permanent that there a permanent before and after in in a certain kind of field you know what I mean guitar and yeah yeah yes I would say so I would say so in rock guitar yet it is interesting when you go back and look at rocks in that era does that famous story of I think of I don't remember if it's like Pete Townsend making Eric Clapton come with him to your Hendrickson can crying yes you know about it but you keep but you also can't discount laklak Clapton in and you know there's those famous photos of the wall Clapton is God like like there's it's it's hard to like you can't really underweight what Clapton did took guitar and guitar you know in that era to write know he was phenomenal a new dimension for the membrane of existence into this new sound and there's guys that are like their there's people that have a distinct set liked you a Gary Clark jr. fan know I can't Gary Clark jr. blues guitarist he has a sound that's almost instantaneously recognizable is Gary Clark jr. you hear me oh my God everyone was just like they just walk away Jesus Christ well phenomenal I feel that way by Willie Nelson I think Willie Nelson is legitimately in and country music like there's before and after Willie Nelson like an end you can say that he know that Hank Williams Junior whatever that he but Willie Willie Nelson to me is the hinge around which it goes from being something that had you know then it had a Nashville kind of Grand old Opry kind of Polish to it and he basically took it he Rico in Elvis like American Roots thing at end put jazz in it that's what's so crazy is anyone that plays music knows like Willie Nelson is essentially a jazz guitar player like and and he's you know red headed stranger is that to me that's a before-and-after kind of a thing to like there's that out the whole Outlaw thing and I think there's a whole lot of it it's almost like after that there's two camps they're still going to the you know the Steve Earle Copperhead Road thing as more pups thing but then there's like Steve real Roots Steve Earle you know what I mean it's like he almost like straddled it but but my point by Brando was just at like he he he changed the he changed the idea of the type of person that male actors wanted to be they want and suddenly it was like he wanted to have like a patina or a reputation as a visceral they wanted to be visceral not polish they wanted to be muscular they wanted to be masculine they wanted to be you know of intense like that those were not the kind of words that people when you think I can like Jimmy Stewart Cary Grant like that that is not what that is not what movie stars were aspiring to they were aspiring to polish a kind of a Polish before Brando and I was an author Brandon to his performances where you go all this is more like real life than a fit like on the waterfront I could have been a contender thing you like when he's doing that you like this is how someone would actually behave if they felt like their life has been a disaster and it could have been avoided what you just hit on something know that and drives me nuts when people talk about their like the like the Stanley Kowalski the Bruno masculinity Etc that sing about Brando isn't he is beautiful he's in he's kind of just enormous Roman looking guy but it's where he kills where he really kills his this kind of broken sensitivity had and and I could have been a contender is not a tough guy speed it's the opposite and it's a broken tough guy it's a guy practically crying saying like you were my future my brother and you should have looked out for me I needed you looking out for me and my life is my life's going down the toilet because of that in that moment you didn't look out for me it is like tearful it's not even the best moment of Stanley Kowalski streetcar is is really it's like when he falls on his knees in front of his wife and cries you know what I mean it's like that's what he will he was way better in in a lot of ways to me it's the fact that he was actually kind of in touch with his emotional life it's not that he was running so Macho at all it said he looked that way but he was but he actually had this like Poetic sensitivity and it was it resonated real like it felt real if you watch actors before him there was a certain undeniable thing element to what they were doing that was like all this guy's acting where is he was he seemed like a guy who is really living the scene yeah yeah and some of it it sometimes I need sound instrument of person but he has this crazy he's he looks the way he looks but he's got this marble mouth he does he not articulate he doesn't come off as like he does a machinist to the way he speaks in a kind of a yeah it it doesn't have style you know that the guys before that it was you felt their hurt you felt that they were working on their style and and he seemed to be sort of like scratching his ribs and and mumbling him and you know in a T-shirt and he just was present in the moment organic fat guy and he just just giving into all of his vices and he was just this guy he was a beautiful man he just didn't seem to give a f*** about that at all yeah I think he said something to me one time about how how much he was enjoying his life when he was like 23 and and he's like I hit you know you know what he was doing the play streetcar that made him famous he was telling me like he would get with his pal Diego and go up to Harlem go to clubs and hit on girl send all these things and I said you weren't aware of what was going on you know and he goes well there was I was aware of a certain amount of noise rising and then one day I woke up and I was sitting on a pile of candy that's what I'm not even joking to me it's like what you said it was like after that there is like there was no boundaries he was like the gate he was getting ever everything was he could he wasn't going to be able to resist he wasn't disciplined he wasn't a super disciplined person he was very poetic person and I don't think he was disciplined than I think that a lot of what happened he had like something like 17 children and and he got you know he had appetites and he had these things and I think that I do think that he you know struggling struggled to to deal with all the things that came with being that famous Uno and being that famous when there wasn't really a lot of examples of how to do it right or wrong before you yeah for the Elvis thing how to deal with all the things that came with being that famous Uno and being that famous when there wasn't really a lot of examples of how to do it right or wrong before you yeah for the Elvis thing


    Edward Norton's Appreciation of Steven Seagal | Joe Rogan
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    you ever see any of Steven Seagal when he was very young when he was young chicken Japan I was totally fast I mean it's like it's really weird right knee right like active like like serious actor throttle actor I'm like what did you know but I like above the law because I was into all that stuff went above the law came out and there was the scene above a lot he's in and Aikido you know ghee with the black thing and he's doing the things and I was rip I was like oh my God like like this is so cool like when have you ever seen this in a movie and he's a big guy and you made it very unusual sort of contribution to martial arts because men martial arts movie martial arts movies nothing on Frost and the brake and the thing it says he also in the film when the guys come out and see this is shows you how it burns your bank for the scene where there's in a like a bodega and the guy I think he smashes a bottle and he comes at him and he does like them removed and he was called like it's like the wrist you know it's like they're the wrist break flip over and it was just like oh my God like he's doing he's doing like you know Aikido moves in a big action movie it was kind of cool I think the first Westerner to run a dojo in Japan mean he was a legitimate Aikido master from like like ushiba Aikido he was doing he was doing like the way that Gracie Jiu-Jitsu is not. Japanese Jiu-Jitsu knew he was something with the it was somehow was associated with Osaka then Tokyo where the hunger dojo and Aikido is and there was some country that was there was just you know like the way things are with schools of thought but but yeah he had a certain legit kind of like Mike Ovitz who was like the power agent of all of Hollywood in the 80s you know my cat a black belt training with cigar like he was really serious IQ test I didn't know that that makes sense it does but he's a cautionary tale to the Segal you know honestly my my I don't know anyting about him past a certain point like I I I I don't know what went on there yeah but come I guess I honestly my my I don't know anyting about him past a certain point like I I I I don't know what went on there yeah but yeah


    Edward Norton on the Brilliant Iconoclasm of Bob Dylan
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    lip is like Dylan who I still find myself like when you watched the new Scorsese ever seen that thing like Rolling Thunder it's really worth watching that or the original Scorsese talk about him one no direction home like his guys like in his early twenties and they're coming at him with all this like voice Regeneration all his stuff and he's like messing up and I can relate to man you know and he's going like I can't help wondering Lenny Bruce love Dylan he might I don't know that but I would think that Lenny Bruce was tuned into Dylan because Dylan thing was like don't ask me what it means man I wrote it. You know I don't know what it means what you think it means he was just constantly going buzz off man I'm not picking it apart for you I'm not going to pick it apart for you I'm not going to like buy into this stuff you're putting at me and how did he eat he was 20 20 21 years old like calling all over them to call him great when their daddy nobody nobody has that kind of like sensibility to go everything you're bringing it me is going to be bad for me and if you watch those interviews with him when he's at age it's pretty astonishing because to your point like you're like a thoughtful act whatever I look at him and I'm like nobody has that discipline at that age is amazing how uniquely qualified he was 4 position at that point timing it very strange tumultuous time in history as well and not only that right at the moment that that like Johnny Baez brings them out on the stage at the Newport Folk Festival and basically goes this is the prince this is I anoint to he's the one he's Neo he's the he is the one and the next year he doesn't even take one year to go to go let me just let me just lean into your love Theory comes with an electric guitar and plugs it in at the Newport Folk Festival and people start screaming in agony like going what are you doing like your Bob Dylan you're the king of folk you can't plug in a guitar and people are like running to try to cut his cords with an ax in this thing like that's how much of a betrayal and he's like there's people yelling Trader at him and he's going I don't believe you you know I think you're a liar like any any turning around Robbie Robertson and go and play it Loud I mean the guy is so punk rock so totally Punk Rocky he was as punk rock has anybody ever I think he probably had to be just to resist what they were trying to box him into yeah and bite but there's never been anybody who was more like do you like what I'm doing I'm gone I'm over here like enjoy your going to not like it because you like what I just did now where I'm going you're going to be discombobulated and upset and eventually you're going to catch up and then when you catch up I'm going to move on to something else like it's it's really it really is amazing is amazing how many people do you know in any of the things we all do who get a taste of the thing and don't like lean into it for awhile right like who don't kind of go well this feels good you know maybe I'll just hang out right here and


    Edward Norton "Actors Are Playing Dress Up" | Joe Rogan
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    you have a very unusual perspective for someone who makes a living as an actor what do you mean why you think so you're very thoughtful person very thoughtful a lot of thoughtful but you got to find them you have accurate those folks yeah it's a funny it's like if you think about all the light the yin-yang and at the paradoxes in his like on the one hand with guys's actors there will be a lot of you know there's a certain kind of Macho but there's like you know mental look to play intense rolls and but what you're doing is like it's it's your playing dress up like you're like I always like I was like the Dorothy Parker the famous New York you know writer said scratching actor you'll find an actress I think it's the greatest line it's not and it's not how it sounds just be a little you know like if that's not a knock on actresses that's the real truth of the whole thing is like we put on makeup we put on clothes we play dress up and we pretend to be other people and it's like it it really is like you know when people are like you know sometimes my brother and sister any certain things that have a certain kind of iconic intensity or whatever writing like and they look at me in there like pink kidding like you've seen the size of his ankles here they're like my brothers like he's such a twerp like you said he's my brother's like two inches bigger than me in 30 pounds bigger and way stronger you know my little brother and he's and it's always like he is that he's a theater History X yet but I do I do think there's there's sometimes there's a it's really funny the way there's a posture in it sometimes there's like a pot there's like a public-facing posture that some people who are in this trade this weird thing will adopt and it's like it's like hey man I hate to tell you but like like you don't have to live into some you don't have to live in to feel like people are comp waiting for the fact that what they do in fact is play dress-up do you think it's also that they have to kind of project this image to ensure that they get more of these tough guy roles or maybe maybe I don't know I don't know I think the war or maybe it's like that's who they wanted to be maybe in a weird way they're living in to some some people I think they they relish the opportunity to change story of who they are you know what I mean they're there their they're getting to through through getting well now and they're getting this chance to sort of like wipe the Slate at whatever it is they were getting away from in there getting to you know that the chance to sort of create a creative Persona that there are happier with them then what then before you know they're getting his chance to sort of like wipe the Slate or whatever it is they were getting away from in there getting to you know that the chance to sort of create a create a Persona that they're they're happier with them then what then before you know what they wish they always were


    One Man Secretly Controlled NYC For 30 Years w/Edward Norton
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    your new movie let's leave it that it's called motherless Brooklyn it's it was kind of a big swing cuz I wrote it and I produced it and this is the first time you've done that directed it I know I I produced and directed The the first movie I was Keeping the Faith with its it's me and Ben Stiller play a rabbi and a priest who were best friends and they've been able to fall for the same girl, it's funny yeah you like it been is hilarious in it that was obviously lighter that was a lighter kind of movie but I've lived in New York. That was pretty light one this one is more on this take place in the 50s in New York and it's kind of got a Chinatown LA Confidential kind of Noir been to it it's a it's a mystery and murder mystery of kind of that leads into some of the stuff that happened in New York in the 50s that is hard to believe because New York was New York was run by it was run by basically a Darth Vader like figure who never elected to public office and people thought he was the parks Commissioner of New York but he was from 1930 to 1968 he had uncontested authoritarian power over New York City in New York state and he made every significant decision about the way that the modern infrastructure of New York was built where the roads went where the bridges were built what was torn down where the projects were billed he and he was very racist and he baked like really discriminatory things that almost sound like conspiracy theories are so wild and intense into the agency that he was responsible for the Dodgers leaving Brooklyn and going to La and nobody knows this like that you think of meeting New York is the great that's like the great egalitarians Melting Pot City where democracy works except that it was run by a total autocrat from basically about 1932 about 9 how is that even possible and how how come no one knows about this how did you find out it will people do there's there's there's heat like in one of the big Burns Brothers documentaries about New York there's a hole literally almost a whole episode on him there's a great book about him. It won the Pulitzer Prize and there's his name was Robert Moses and he has Robert Moses State Beach in New York and but literally people think he was the parks commissioner but he was and he was like Anakin Skywalker he was like a Jedi Knight he was a big liberal Progressive believer in Progressive change and government reform and in his early years he got crushed by Tammany Hall and and the power Brokers and he went he went dark went completely yeah that's not the most imposing picture of him after that cuz there's a scene in our movie where Alec Baldwin is literally look like that yeah that Alec Baldwin plays a character whose based on and him inspired by him I should say it's not at all in my phone that's not the true story but yeah there you go and but I think this idea I was really interested in this idea you don't know what the hell is going on in that movie like until the until 20 minutes before the end you have absolutely no idea really what's going on in that movie but it's just sexy it's like the music is amazing the photography incredible the actors are like adult and real and he's he's Nicholson write the hook is like Nicholson is so cool you really will kind of follow him you'll watch the way he deals with anything and just you're just laughing and enjoying it right but Underneath It All when you're done you go did that is that true to the LA is La basically built on Stolen water is that like the like LA's original sin is that people made fortunes the valley was just farms and they stole the water from up north in you know rig the game and maybe gigantic fortunes by irrigating San Fernando Valley and you you come away with like you play with an awareness that like the California stories not exactly what it's cracked up to be right it's there's some big crimes underneath it and and the people who end and that in that movie it's like people ripped everybody off they fake droughts they they created for themselves and a type of people who did that also rape their daughters literally that's like what that movie is about it's pretty bleak it's like you can't make a difference you cannot anything like any of you try the person you're trying to help is going to end up with a bullet through her I dead on the steering wheel like it's it's a really dark movie and people forget that cuz he's gone Nicholson Faye Dunaway it's like that's a really really Bleak movie but I love I love the idea that that you can do things we're like the the pleasure of it is like the pleasure of movies it's grown-up is kind of what we've been talking about it's like like if you said the most people as usual Chinatown the most critics today that go long boring whatever it's like you want to say f*** off like f*** off like what what is it that you why are you why are you assuming people can't handle grown-up you know what I mean and I think that that I really dig those things where you go through the movie starts you look at it and you go this looks really good this looks really grown up this is big the actors are like like adult and authoritative the dialogues great the music is great it's hypnotic and your brain just goes I don't know what's going on I don't care I'm bought in and then and if there's is a character in it that you can hook into you float you float through those movies you just kind of go where's this going what's going on I don't know man that she's great he's great wow all juicy and great and by the end you get somewhere and you got to go that actually was about big things that those things really happen you know that's I really dig those movies I did Chinatown LA Confidential I think the Godfather works that way the Godfathers about immigrants you know it's about immigrants normalizing in America that's a long movie you just settle in for that couldn't be better I couldn't be happier to be watching this scene after scene after scene and I wanted to make I've wanted to try I wanted to try to make one of those you know myself like I wanted to try to to make one of those cuz I don't like they don't make those anymore but I think you know they were always hard not like they were easy once and now they're hard they're all they're always hard but I would look at people like One baby he may dreads you know which is great movies from that era even like Spike Lee doing do the right thing I don't know if you remember when that movie hit sure it was massive a huge deal to me I was like 18 or 19 the game like this kid who the hell is that he wrote it and directed he acted in it he got Public Enemy to do the music it's like oh my God huge swing and connected on like every level and it didn't even give you some BS kind of like don't worry it's going to be okay in the end it was like Martin Luther King says violence is not the way Malcolm X says sometimes it's the only rational response what do you think you know what I mean it was so ballsy it was so ballsy that movie and I think like after while it's more like I just started feeling like well you know I don't really need to gig I might as well I've worked with a lot of great people I've worked with some pretty great directors including Spike and I was kind of like the New York long time and I just thought it was really weird no one knew that story and I was like I'm going to try to make one about this you know


    Edward Norton Gets Candid About the Art Behind Film Making | Joe Rogan
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    what is truyou it's it's a very young cuz like I made this movie I had like I had a fraction of like the budget of the Irishman right I'm just at which I'm naming only cuz it was a period piece Dino mines in the 50s down and I had like like less days to do it then I had on my first movie that I directed 130 day suit and and 46 days is less than most movies I've made and this was a big 1950s like. Film with a huge like French Connection style chart car chase in the opening running through Harlem across the bridge down in the Queen's you know we weren't like making a little kitchen sink drama and to figure that out that is like you can be like on the division we're going to do this but there's a kind of Madness and saying this is what I want to do I want to recreate the old Penn Station that doesn't exist anymore right which we have in the film like my character goes into the old Penn Station that was torn down in 1963 or whatever and and you only pull that off with the most Kick-Ass Justice League of collaborators imaginable like they make you look like you're a Visionary or know what you're doing because you these people with crazy talents of their own and I don't mean just cast although I had that too in this I mean like some of the very very very best people bring their their talent to like making that work and and so that's like when you say like your job is is more to say I have really talented people I've got to get their frequency wave in line with mine if I can get their frequency wave in lines mind and it can be my my idea my vision my weird ideas can be in there but it's with is executed with the help of people who believe in it and buy into it you know that's that the key is like your your your marshaling people to get to it in sync with you and and you know I have a sick cat it's like Bruce Willis Alec Baldwin Willem Dafoe Bobby Cannavale Michael K Williams it was like Omar on The Wire this great actress gugu mbatha-raw and Leslie Mann and you know on and on and on and I got and all these people did this as a favor to me because I didn't have any money to do it starting with Bruce Bruce was like you know he said to me a long time ago out if you have something good I want to be in it I really want to do the kind of stuff you're doing and I really mean it. I'll do anything you want to do and help you get it done as like he's not going to remember that you know he's going to be like a shirt but I'm doing die hard like for the rest of the year and he didn't he was like where do you need me I told you I'm in let's get it done and basically Bruce Alec will and people like that I practically call them cough and answers on my phone cuz they only got it done because they deferred everything you know and I think that's really cool that's amazing yeah when you write something like this car chasing through Harlem mean I would imagine the logistics of pulling something like that got to be insane cuz if he has nuts how does it when you wrote it and you brought it to the people that are the stunt people the people that coordinate these Chase scenes with a like off f*** people yes you know doing the things is not hard getting permission to do them in Manhattan is is tricky and there are people who look at you like you're dreaming now you're not and what you do is you go out and Scout and you start you say look this is due this year and this year in this isn't hard to stand how we only need this one block cleared I think then you like find that place where you're like I want him to do a huge screeching turn on the Frederick Douglass Boulevard because it has a 9 block stretch where there's very few buildings that don't look like they're in the 50s right leading up to a bridge that you wanted to go over the bridge and then you get with like the guy the NYPD and you beg like you just beg you go look we're going to be like The Dirty Dozen we're going to have everything is going to be so well-planned and ready to go will be able to will say just shut it down and then 20 minutes will be done you know what I mean like you you start to get this this turn the car around the corner and headed up the Avenue with 80 cars 50s clothes and legitimate 1950s Carswell so those things handle like they're horrible their boats with wheels on do any car that's actually got to be doing anything like going fast or making a big turn you have to have four of the same model that you painted identically because they're going to break like they will break your push one hard it will break and then you have to like bring the other one in while I know what I mean so you you you and you you basically can't don't go fast you know they don't have pick up front so you're you're figuring out like what are the moves we can make that make it feel like this thing is really bombing and and and how do we cross cut around the fact that it takes three blocks for it to accelerate I mean like literally to go from you know 10 miles an hour to 40 you need like literally like 3 or 4 blocks so you have to like get it up to speed for the section that you wanted going fast and it's it's it's I'm not another. Movie I'm doing a book the next movie I'm doing is going to have Tesla p100d that go like 0 to 60 + 2.4 now when you when you write this out how much time is involved in preparation of writing this and then doing all the scouting and then trying to implement this whole to me couple years to write it because I haven't even said in that he got to know yourself I'm not Bogart I'm not like Jack Nicholson the magic they bring is the magic they bringing the character I put it the middle of this has the detective detective that I play has Tourette syndrome and obsessive-compulsive Disorder so he eat he can't like when he when he needs a blond at the bar he's like the opposite of Bogart he he tried to light a match and can't stop blowing it out because it doesn't sound right to him so it's he's kind of a train wreck like he's the opposite of a cool detective and in fact Bruce Willis plays the cool detective who he works for so like Bruce Willis is Nicholson but when something bad happens to him and my guy has to like step out of the assistant role you know he's just like his operative because he has a great memory he has like a photographic memory and some really weird abilities like because his brain is is chaotic and crazy he has certain little gif did Bruce Willis like relies on him for and believes in him but when but when he has the sort of figure out what happened to his boss and solve this mystery like he kind of has to come out on his own out of his comfort zone and kind of become a detective and and it didn't and it's like you know he's taking and twitching and shouting and doing things that make it very difficult for him to move in the world so that's kind of like I had that part of it grafting it into this story of of what happened in New York in the 50s and it took me a long time to write it and get it right but once I had it right you know we probably prep the movie for like nine months we we we were we were actively like scouting New York you know ends and imagining like where can we do this and how can we do this but I live in New York so I left it I like get on my motorcycle and go up to Harlem in Washington Heights in and literally like cruise around just cruise around I know the area really well anyway but sometimes you just have to like just and that's where a bike in New York is really great like cuz you can just order float around float around float around mentally mapping like where you can do a thing and and it was it was pretty fun but sometimes you just have to like just enough for a bike in New York is really great like cuz you can just order float around float around float around mentally mapping like where you can do a thing and and it was it was pretty fun


    The Advice That Made Edward Norton Do American History X | Joe Rogan
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    that's why is it hard as an actor to if you if you get an iconic role and then you are sort of always remembered for being that guy in that thing like a how how much of a is it is it a hard transition to go from an iconic role to going to next row with people still want to talk about the the big movie that you were in just a year or two ago I think I tend to take a bit of time between things and also I don't know which one I you don't like the first thing I did what kind of popped off pretty hot and then and then everyone's like sending me like you do psycho psychotic musical with Woody Allen you know what I mean and I wear a plaid jacket and you would dance number in Harry Winston's like yeah or lawyer lawyer in the Larry Flynt phone right which that I got this distinct Vibe hey the next John Grisham movie is the way you were talking and Courtney when is John Grisham thing is the young lawyer whatever and I'm and I remember I met Francis Coppola was going to direct The Rainmaker Grisham thing and I was up for it I didn't get it Matt Damon got it I didn't do some balls a thing like say that's not for me I was like I was like Francis Coppola died like I want this and thinking to myself a little bit like square but it's like Francis Coppola you know what I mean and it's like an end he when I was talking to him about it he was like what you know what it what are you intrude what are you working on were you interested in and I was telling him about my friend David who would written American she acts and that we were working on the outcome of telling him what we were trying to do with it and how he wanted to make it as this kind of like gorillas you know singing and he was like you should do that you should do that immediately and I was like don't cancel don't don't you know I still want to do this with you he's like no no I think you should do like the way you're talking about that and he said if you do that now they'll never do never know what to do with you but they'll never they'll never be able to put you in a box because that's just you know if you pull that off and I kind of was like I did have an agent at the time really old school really funny and he was kind of like he'd understand that he was like he was like find something big let's find something big big director big film big franchise whatever and I I remember thinking like 9 I think I'm going to do this and and we knock that off and the funny things you say was that become a trap that wasn't a trap that was like a Liberation it's almost like doing that part it was like a permit in Hand Grenade on it was like it was like well but we never know what to expect now right so it's a becomes like Liberation on his at a certain point cuz like I weigh 150 you know like I'm not being so like once you do something like that it's sort of like disguise disguise you know like I'm not being so like once you do something like that it's sort of like just got this guy's going to do with him you know what I mean and then it just sort of like you get to decide for yourself anyway


    Edward Norton Talks Rickson Gracie with Joe Rogan
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    how did that seem come to play where you were with Hixon Gracie cuz I cuz I was I studied Aikido when I was in college I was studying Aikido and then when I was studying Aikido hoist Gracie one I became aware that you're right you're right cuz I was in New York I was studying Aikido in New York and and hoist Gracie one that first UFC and like I said I'm on 60 tall but I literally if I'm in shape I waved like 155 right and voice when he won that was 170 like 60 and under 180 right and it melted everybody's mind everybody's mind and I so I became interested in them and and what they were doing honestly do you do you know that you know in the story in there in that families whole crazy story about being you know they were Scottish the grandfather was Scottish Rite and he was like a consular he was a Customs he was a customs official in Brazil and because he had a good relationship with the Japanese console and helped was with very generous in helping Japanese people get their papers to come through in in the Japanese console I think the story is who's who new Aikido and Jiu-Jitsu offered to like teaches Sons Helios the oldest son I think I think horian was the oldest son he's the one who created The Ultimate Fighting Championship at Hicks in the reason why I was so significant that you had him is that was the champion of the family like undeniably Undisputed everyone everyone throughout Jiu-Jitsu this is very very rare that one figure is universally recognized as being the superior product of Jiu Jitsu and that was Hixson yes heard that breakdown of it and I thought I thought apart story I think Hicks and told me when we were in Rio I think what he said to me was that the reason Gracie Jiu-Jitsu became its particular derivation and its particular kind of thing that allowed hoist to do so well with because their father was smaller than his brothers and they were all bigger and because he was smaller he adapted you know he adapted the styled of work for a smaller person against the bigger person obviously and then that kind of like reached its its Pinnacle with voice winning that it was wait a minute a guy his size just literally one in all four Mall size tournament like how is that possible you know what I mean and it was like it was like Jaw hits floor and to me what was really was I was really little all the way until literally the end of high school I was very small I grew a lot in my life when I was 17 but I was really interested in Japan and I was interested in martial arts and you know James clavell Shogun like you know and I'm and I would take my I took like a karate class and it scared me I thought it was people if they were bigger and faster it was just scary if you were little it was like I can it doesn't matter if I can do these combos or whatever in truth I'm terrified of anybody bigger than me and I don't feel that this is teaching me anything that I would have the confidence to to use to defend myself right that's how I felt as a kid and when I when I bum do Aikido I it completely changed my mind the guy there was an incredible teacher in New Haven when I was in college and he was small he was like what you know maybe smaller than his grace or whatever and the guy was unbelievably like potent by Just One of most potent teachers in anything I ever had I was riveted by this guy and and and it kind of started to make me believe that grab grappling and locking which there's a lot of did a lot of Jiu Jitsu and Aikido and I was sort of like I was asking it I started feeling like this this this makes me feel like I like kicking someone's ass at all it's just more like I feel more empowered I feel I feel able to handle an authentic situation which is it mentally empowering more than like I want to get into scraps in a way like well there's a secret to a much smaller person being able to lever a much bigger person and then that thing happened with the Gracie's and it was sort of like the whole thing cracked open it was like this it was like proof anyway you know and and if you were interested in that stuff it was an incredible moment but because of my interest in that for years went through headset Rio Rio and I've been working on this group of that movie and stuff and I was like I was really interested in this idea that bad is is desperate for control right that he desperately desperately needs to control his heart rate his breathing that it's a massive liability in his mind if he can't control his emotions and his adrenaline and I was like well who in the world at 9 in the videos and pics I never met him or any of them but I'd seen the videos of him doing the amazing stuff with his stomach like who's that I was like Philistines you're all Philistines is like and I would like find me Hixon Gracie and ask him if he'll do a scene with me in the movie being the guy who's training Banner to like calm himself and he was there and he did he did it with us and it was like I was like and there it is right here yeah yeah when I saw this in the movie I was like all f*** yeah like what a smart move yet and I was like I don't like ya SE I got I forgot this holy crap I haven't looked at this in a long time he's Lookout charismatic I mean the guy the guy could have been like Charles Bronson the movie star did you ever see choke the documentary one of the greatest documentaries in history in which is around 94 what is right after his brother had won the Ultimate Fighting Championship in the story was that if his brother lost Hickson was going in like the idea was level bringing hoist because it's more impressive he's a smaller man he's not physically imposing was Hixson in that video there he was older when he was young he was you know very fit and it was big into yoga and physical fitness and he have the strongest body of all the Graces and he looked very formidable where is Hoist looked unassuming and it was more of an advert did you get your voice could beat everybody and always wind up doing but if at any reason right they needed to bring in the big guy is going to be hex an invoice so we talked about it like X and could tap and left and right and everybody was like that doesn't even make sense is the Ultimate Fighting Champion he's the guy they would roll with Hickson and he would just dismantle everybody people that thought they understood you it's so that there's so many levels and layers to Jiu-Jitsu that even though it looks like what is the difference is guys doing in our bar you're doing in our bar their specifics in the intricate aspects of the positions at Hixson understood that they just didn't understand and then on top of that he had much greater control of his body because of his yoga background mean he he became obsessed with yoga and breathing and breathing and something called gymnastic natural which was like a style of movement that way sort of like Vinyasa yoga with all these like overflowing postures but also with a bunch of like almost like animal movements to it too and it was a very physically demanding thing and he became outstanding at that as well from the outside and it's a spiritual Pursuit because the person that can overcome all the obstacles you have to have but it's an intellectual Pursuit and it's a spiritual Pursuit because to be the person that can overcome all the obstacles you have to have incredible control of your emotions and your thought process is in your understanding of who you are and that I think is one of things that separated Hixson from everybody I used to


    Pygmy Children Are Given Bows Before They Can Walk!
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    there's one other video oh yeah this right here look at this Sharpshooters of these little mice they put mice in the middle of the the village and they shoot on my bows and arrows yet that seems mean but he got rid of them yeah not good it's going to string python I've had a cobra cobra that monkey monkey on there that's dark zero is there a video of the kid with the machete what's it like eating monkey freak you out before the Ebola breakout we always eat monkeys none of us have ever had a boa what kind of method of cooking is it like a smoke monkey I just smoke it wrap it a Banana Leaf it's a very stringy hard muscular animal my friend Steve rinella had some I think in Guyana he he ate a monkey to hear he's with machete the machetes as long as that kid is tall was he doing chop down the tree I just dropped it on the tree for firewood but looks like he's five years old if that was younger than that I think how old they might be 5445 and they're letting them use a machete to chop down a f****** tree live in these Villages are injured I mean they get injured from time to time yeah but they're super smart with a blades I'm going to grow up with high maintenance I getting cut I mean just injured injuring with no medical man they roll their ankles to the forest they when they're climbing stuff knee ligaments yeah it's kind of cool about the forest for the village life is they literally their up right when the sun's coming up there they're up there down on the sun goes down and so they they they're in tune with nature. When I get repeating Rhythm and then midday during the heat of the day right 3 to 5 p.m. there normally just chilling napping or in their Hut to where they're out of the Sun and so they're up working before that they rest and if they need to go back out before the sun's down to go back out a second time hunting-gathering come back in for parrot what's a primary would it were they trying to hunt for Stan Swope Forest hog wild hog out there lots of different kinds of birds parrots doing things like that using bows and arrows home Windows now it's right homemade definitely in the Dangerous Ones I'm going to have to bring you a bow and arrow I haven't done that I have one that is that I really love see if I can get it get it get you on but they will give you two arrows one has a metal blade in one's just a sharpened tip and they asked you which one would you use on an antelope and you choose which one you would you choose and then I asked which one would you use on a bird when you choose which one would you think between the blade and the sharp and wood which one would you use onto Antelope split okay and then not a bird which one would you drop and stick use the metal on the bird because that's going to kill the bird right to use the wooden tip because they they dip them poison cheese and so that's what they take the bigger animals out with his eyes up so they just have to hit it infect them he's not Roots but it's like a fruit fruit like a potato Isis poisonous black potato felt like they mashup in a few if you mess with that stuff the potato get smashed or something in that oil or that whatever black I know they use the strychnine from cassava to poison things as well and they have like a bucket rinella show Steve rinella show the mediator which is on it is on Netflix and don't know the mediator is his website mediator is the Netflix show but he went to Guyana and a couple trips to differ I think Bolivia's well and when you go to the Jungle like this incredibly intricate process for cooking and making this cassava edible and these buckets that they have of this sucks for a process stop as they're doing it is f****** hugely toxic and it's just laying around in like kids are playing near it and the kids have to be so careful daily disposable real out in the floor just too dangerous around the kids the Tyler's that works around all yeah toddlers walking around with those Narrows already there they have a bow and arrow before they're able to walk so they're just the sharpened wooden tips without the poison get there


    The Pygmy People Are Hunted for Their Blood
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    and so it's it's awesome and their way of life is so incredible and so that's what we're trying to help the things of Uganda right now so our trip even Brady who you know Brady was messed up so all of us were you just a little over there and I messed up culture shock and culture shock but what is it whenever you it's not just PTSD like you like just jolted with with devastation of like in shock and shock in fact we we can play that one video now it's a documentary trailer that cash at Peltz Fund in friends of Joe Rogan and this trailer videos just from our last trip to Uganda Scott sound but I'll speak over it but it kind of sums it all up this little boy named Paolo you'll see in his eyes what I mean when you see this boy you'll know just some of the devastation that he's gone through and seen in seat like eyes are the windows to our soul you can see the heart heartbreak in this kid I think it's called the Botswana trailer video or something like that Jamie but it's it's got an opening we're just like things to cash app but then it shows how long is there Studio it's about a minute-and-a-half okay well we'll play this then we got to wrap this thing up that one more thing to give you so that is in the simile can National Forest has King Zito in the red but they were driven from their ancestral home and they're struggling to survive in this is on that one acre of land that they live on let's mushrooms but they live in 8 structures on this one acre of land and forced to live in this unknown Village and literally don't have any food or clean water that's where they live in the ocean that's what they've been given when they were kicked out of the forest but there's no way that's the sewage running through the village and just being abused yet Beyond imagination because they think they're cure for HIV that woman was raped because these men thought they would be cured that's what Apollo there you can see his eyes in that they'd be cured by having sex with her yet or by collecting their blood and Sao Paulo was held down and that's the new land 5 acres of land that we were able to get onto this to the Celebration just kind of transitioning into dancing with the drums in the leaves but now that they have hope that they're going to survive and yours at the school where they're getting new water and they're in class for the first time they were told that they couldn't go to school that they wouldn't be that they couldn't learn and now actually the top five students at the school over last 6 years are all bwatwa pygmy children the new well if you're drinking from one of them to this year's celebration they're learning some MMA and we're there till come alongside him and say hey how can we put our vision to defeat hate with love our mission to knock out bullying worldwide how can we do this in a practical sustainable way and so yeah Joe like that little boy Apollo that you saw his scars on them from people holding him down and slicing them open collecting his blood because I think he's the cure for HIV or the women they're being sexually assaulted and terrible stuff but what we want to do to kind of sum up this documentary when we get there is is have new landform them back in school than farming for themselves and I'm selling it at the markets and then yeah and then also Stateside here what we want to do to kind of sum up this documentary when we get there is is have new landform them back in school them farming for themselves and I'm selling it at the markets and then yeah and then also Stateside here


    Pygmies Love Honey So Much They’ll Take it From Killer Bees
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    this expands as fight for the Forgotten expands and you do more work in the Congo do you anticipate moving to other parts of the world and also we already in Uganda right we started that last year but we really kick-started it April with this big kind of celebration on the new land 5 Acres because it Dustin's donation we're going to take that up to 30 more Acres of 35 acres in Uganda we want to get that 200 we want to get it even more than that there's a that with fight for the Forgotten we could potentially start up a social Enterprise or what are those called be corpse or something like that where is a social entrepreneurship gig where we start up maybe a coffee Farm maybe a honey farm in these mountainous regions and the pygmies have a sustainable job they can't they love coffee and honey those are two things that they love coffee and coffee and honey but janji is a pigman grandfather and Elder in Mob of Kulu Village bajanji he's actually in the in the book a picture with my wife leaning over and she's squatting down she still as tall as he is and she's in a full Squat and she hid it was really little guy but this one time I saw him his grandkids are just raided of a Honeoye for beehive and they just had honey all over their hands their arms start a fire at the bottom and then they throw a Vine around it and then you just walk up it with your feet and you're holding on to the vine and it's crazy you take Xanax up there and then just start hacking into the tree with Africanized colony which are killer bees oh my God and no one else everyone else is freaked out by it how many hundreds hundreds but it's worth it to start that fire underneath that helps keep them off then if two people climb up it the soul person's job on the back is to have these leaves from a twig and they just are hitting the bees off of the guy rating the hive do you remember when everybody was worried that Africanized Killer Bees were going to come over here and kill us all yes a big fear with a 20 years ago all the killer bees have been spotted in New Mexico pretty much the same exact thing. Have you guys seen that there's certain type of honey that has some sort of psychedelic effect and it's a very popular honey I want to say Nepal but somewhere is it Nepal and that these guys they climb up to get the s*** it's like on the side of cliffs and Lexie TV everything else and yeah see these guys use these ropes to climb up to get the Rope looks sketchy as fuk that looks like some homemade s*** right there and so they this honey hunting work is very is the craziest thing I've seen people do but these guys this is a different kind of honey for some reason this honey make you trip balls the device documentary The Nepalese honey that makes people hallucinate so they had something into it no no no no no it has to do with whatever these plants these guys are getting a polymer yeah so they're making a psychedelic honey just naturally yes so you can put it in your tea and meet Jesus at seems dangerous and maybe maybe it's like a mild microdosing type out that's true yes so like that that's what they just grab it and eat it Honeycombs to welder Hunter yeah so these kids I think there's a video on my YouTube James you can find any of these kids climbing these trees and you just Justin Wren fight for the Forgotten is the YouTube channel and there's a skid that I put a GoPro on his head because he was just climbing trees like crazy until the canopy of the rainforest he's like 9 years old all my God x 200 feet in the air and heat down at us it's a 12-minute video or something we could fast-forward has any kind of safety harness or no he's literally just shimmying up at he doesn't have a fine with his arms and his thighs 9 he's just my daughter's tonight just so I can barely see him in the tree still because he's like over two hundred feet tall and is he getting up there really practice for to do things he had his bow and arrow up there so we could shoot nest in shoot birds out of nest and the trees from 200 feet up to a few. But he's shooting to other trees oh my God and then they that's how they collect honey we got them this is a little guy this is him going from a little tree to getting over to a huge tree next to it but that's sympathy and I live there for three months I think in this Village and he's seriously just scaling the tree as a 12-minute video it's while if we can ask him breathing why this guy is not even and he just keeps going until he gets and what you get is to the big part of the tree I should go back up a little bit more cuz he starts just zooming down he is so the top and looks down at us and whenever you see us I think this is what it is Maybe whenever he looks down look at that Ohio and that's not even when he's at the very top and he's just using his hands and feet he literally has no rope no Vine that goes like you should be under him to catch him yeah and that's not even when he's at the very top you just using his hands and feet he literally has no rope no Vine that goes like you should be under him to catch him yeah


    Justin Wren is Tackling Bullying with His New Program
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    have you caught everything that you can catch over there Dengue Fever malaria so just do and this is a parasitic can see us as well I think it's in the fluke family or worm hopefully everything else besides that this toxicity stuff Cipro or mefloquine back if you change your diet as well yeah mostly I eat meat but I hopefully vegetables like more of that like the small portion is meet nobody chicken or fish or something lean a lot of nuts and a lot of thick leafy green vegetables have you found that that's how that helped me a lot tell me alive juice with a Vitamix we're really starting to expand our mission and vision here Stateside to bully prevention because Joe it's nuts right now the second leading cause of death I'm so Butch is Raiden's grandfather and he is an old bull rider and Raiden lives with with bush and Claudia's grandparents right now and they found him within his forearm he wrote I want to kill myself in Sharpie and he's 12 12 bunch of the first time rating wanted to kill himself that he knew of one of those whenever raid was 9 years old with 9 years old and very suicidal and Butch said that that just makes his heart when they fall out of his chest and I'm his grandfather how does my 12 year old grandson not have enough to live for and the leading second leading cause of death among kids from 10 to 14 is suicide if you're between the ages of 10 to 14 what's the second reason and bullying is the cause of most that most of its crumbling cuz bullying is linked to the the increase in depression addiction isolation do they think that the people who do it is it because they were bullied at one point time were abused physically so they do think that in the easy way to remember that is hurt people hurt people hurt people hurt people are that's an addict or bully around but here's a statistics from the CDC Sony the CDC found out that I had dengue fever I'm in also the CDC to the study on bullying and the number three at risk of suicide is the bully the person that acts out by being a bully number to surprisingly the victim there the second highest risk so anything who's who's number one or number one is actually the one that does both they are bullied and in the act out by being a bully so they're getting it on both ends no parents and fans at all storm of negativity awfulness this is huge worm you do for a bully Awareness right like how can you how can you prevent it or how can we mitigate it I think it's by promoting a culture of cultivating a culture of kindness and I know that can sound a little wimpy now I don't think so at all and if you look at Rafael Lovato Jr he was bullied because he look like everybody else was there most Fighters I find were bullied and not being the bully in so I think to cultivate of culture kindness is actually the school in Oklahoma it's pretty awesome they're called Edmond Santa Fe they selected us between a 44 applicants so we were up against like boys and girls club and Make-a-Wish she's phenomenal organizations Special Olympics and some really really great Charities and non-profits out there last year at the school so foster home and they raised in a week this High School race $234,000 a high school in the philanthropy week cuz he wanted help these kids get a new like main Center among the foster homes so this year they selected us because they want to get are bully prevention program into public and private school what is the prevention program like what are so it's mostly character development with bully prevention inside of it so it's a 12 week program and it's 12 weekly lessons so we have it online it's digital it's on our website fight for the Forgotten. Org and if you click Heroes and waving you'll find that's a freaking what's called a Teddy Rose in Waiting what that is is there's a digital curriculum where I teach the teacher and struck the instructor how to instruct the lesson that week but then there's a video for the parents and for the students that's the weekly hero Challenge and so they get a weekly lesson or Matt chat discussion let me get a weekly challenge which the challenge will be something like recognize when you're being a bystander or my favorite is probably go out your mission this week is that your hero challenges go out and complete the secret random act of kindness so the rules are you have to be safe you have to be smart we have to be completely Anonymous and you have to go out and make someone feel great and so journal or report back to us you know what did you do how that make them feel how that make you feel how can you build onto this for next week and you go out and complete these missions because I think first you have to educate the kids that they are part of the solution and part of the problem that they just have to pick where they where they're going to be because in bowling if you stand by and you watch if you laugh giggle like in that video there's 12 12 kids in the bathroom for 5 or filming it you filming it is encouraging it you standing by and not doing it you're actually not an innocent bystander you're a silent supporter because you're standing there and you're not doing anything directly trying to pass laws about kids in schools filming other kids getting beat up and making them somehow a part of it and accomplish encourager and then if you stand by and watch you are an accomplice you're not doing anything if you didn't choose it it shows you what happened now you're a video that we're doing things to read until peace out there miners so I can't really talk about what happened but I'm the school is taking appropriate or at least in their eyes appropriate and Swift action on the parents are thankful to the school and the school district for them taking this serious I know that the family has felt this has been going on since he was nine at least and now its 12 to 3 years and they say the only reason now something's being done is cuz it was filmed because it's on video and it went viral but there's been some fun stuff we will pull up some was raining pictures and the other one recently with Dillon danis Dillon danis got Jiu Jitsu lessons yet for jiu jitsu lessons for this young boy I was also beat up in the bathroom and the family as well as if you know I'm talking about you and Dylan posted this video to and it got over 10 million views which was awesome in Raphael now is actually going to scholarship Raiden and his brother Brock with Jitsu lessons so that's amazing so they're going to start doing martial arts training after Ravens done with his hyperbarics in his concussion is settled down he's going to come into the mats and be part of the kids program the little Warriors for a Raphael School which is the best youth program in the state that's awesome that's awesome Stairway to pull up some of those pictures of of Raiden and this is kind of cool imma give you this because Raphael really likes this and it's some Tenth Planet guys there's Raiden after after 8 Patrick press conference on the news wanted to like post pictures of them or they want to get exclusives and so his parents are being chased All Around Town people were literally posting their home address online doxxing them but doxxing the bullies mainly saying here's a 12 year old girls address and go go find her can go through a couple more of those pictures there's some pretty cool ones we're eating Chick-fil-A is a chicken in full but there is that a football game the Edmond Santa Fe they've surrounded him with a lot of love and then it's been cool like Emily my wife aside out here here's if we not volume on this is pretty cool I am introducing Raiden to what what time is it so we got him some carrots and hummus chips are for me that you packed us into all right my man try carrots and hummus


    Justin Wren Gives Joe Rogan a Massive Jungle Knife
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    I also have something else real Eminem's come bearing gifts that dude this called Bushwacker I think something they use in the Congo no no we'll get there what in the f*** was that is like a machete be careful yourself that would handle that you could double fist sucker Mike Jones Knife & Tool yeah she have one of those nice and he made this because he is now giving 5% of all of his knife sales to fight for the Forgotten and he was turned on to us through the show this one's another one that he made my friend Mike awkward came along and yeah that's what he said what's a fire stick and it's a new slant learning their use that tie over-the-top I do it so see how to bungee the knife itself super sharp Damascus steel it's pretty and then that's his bow hunter style knife the wood is koa wood from Hawaii so we thought you'd like that and then he always has a little Signature Smile yeah I follow him on the inside yeah he's a great guy the other knife that Mike had made for me is a Bowhunters well beautiful man thank you thanks Mike to that's pretty man there's one more there from Mike Jones himself called knife for the Forgotten and he sold 100% of his knives for fight for the Forgotten and so that was a chef's knife really like the wooden handle is actually black from Africa was probably from Tanzania but it's a chef's knife he's got that :-) in there but it it took him like 15 that I knew how much you appreciate that Craftsman work so that took him 15 to 18 hours to make that that's pretty interesting that's beautiful why does this knife is what it was actually all about that Mike said I'll let me let me throw in the 942 he literally gives 5% of all his knives is this one of the ones that was made by the pygmies that was made by King Zito himself it was some scrap metal it's not the sharpest knife and he said it wasn't the best for me to give to you but I thought it was the most unique that's his that's his actual kind of signature design that he puts in their soul Knight what is this would go somewhere that's out of the simile key national forest and they've been collecting it for generations of people can handle. And how light this light right as like Styrofoam together easy so we have these different kind of like almost cork handles and please tell him I said thank you I will very nice of him 4 handles and please tell him I said thank you I will as you're very very nice of him and Zito while so pretty that's cool man was here without you one of those Dustin Poirier one as well beautiful


    Justin Wren Takes a Bullied Kid Under His Wing | Joe Rogan
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    I think I think one only moment that I even kind of forgot about till going through this with the doctor Raymond was I was in the locker room and this little guy named Raiden that I've been hanging out with a lot he was just beat up in the bathroom I saw that video the video that was on lines a horrible video these kids beating him up but then I saw him with you yeah yeah so that's been fun what are you doing with that it's it's great fashion Vincentown but I haven't seen it a you and Dakota talked about this and you and Laird about the diffusion of responsibility that with your house and people can just stand around and watch that's happened to Raiden in the in the urinal actually not this video but the next one iPhone support of one and in this one right here is just him at the urinal going to the bathroom and kids and I don't want to watch this just real quick after that there's so that's him at the urinal there's eight to ten kids in the bathroom that should think up to 12 for 5 or just fill minute and he's got special needs his born with Autism deafness right here so he's got a hearing aid he's diabetic and I got diabetes in his family he's been relentlessly bully since he was 9 years old is him at this with a bathroom was on Thursday this is on Friday after school three kids jumping on hitting them from all sides for no reason no reason he's a big teddy bear and he just his mom said since her picking him up at school and kindergarten first grade second grade kids or just walked up and hit him in the stomach or punch you in the arm lately I just knew about 5 feel forgotten and we're in the same town and so a dad reached out to Jim Stewart you've met Jimmy's our director and Jim hit me up right away and said hey is this a kid that we could we could rally around that you could you do we want to do all this we have a curriculum for Bully prevention and I think character development is Bully prevention so counterintuitive but it really is cuz a lot of people being bullies it comes from a lack of confidence and confident people are generally pretty kind yeah confident accomplish people and you know yourself so you don't have these need this need to improve group and you don't have that everybody kind of boots everybody outfits a real family sort of camaraderie that feeling a real environment almost every gym ever been to every Jiu-Jitsu gym that's good they have this family environment to it and it just makes you feel like you belong somewhere and you get used to being kind of people nice people I'm even even if someone catches you with a technique I'll show you I'll show you this is you know you left your arm here when you were transitioning and that if you do that if you get stuck in this is why I can catch it in Humble heart with martial arts if you hurt your training partner you lose right the person that's helping you get better yes you help them get better than make you better and it's a give-and-take we're actually the more you give the more you get in return because you're making them look at her training partner a better person and I think martial arts take it to another level I've done numerous Sports my parents are grew up without being the professional or official photographers of like the Dallas Cowboys in the Texas Rangers in the Dallas Mavericks since I grew up around professional athletes but what's so different I think about martial artist and why people love him and met one cuz of sport so pure it's like a chess match and it's an incredible sport but the athletes they truly are more approachable and I think that they're more giving and compassionate and more community-minded and driven at that other athletes aren't but just a martial artist are so more because they've had it drilled into him from having mentors and other black belts are on this life one journey of even service to others that's part of the black belt journey and self-respect and disciplining other athletes aren't but just a martial artist are so more because they've had it drilled into him from having mentors and other black belts that are honest lifelong journey of even service to others that's part of the black belt journey and self-respect and disciplining


    Mysterious Parasites Plague Justin Wren | Joe Rogan
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    but your parasites oh yeah so what's going on well as you're still more testing but they did find some called schistosomiasis in me social stove is from the tropical rainforest of Africa I think that's the only place that exists but it comes from nice nails and so because I probably bathed not cuz I probably I have bathed in the rivers there been in the rivers going across to get a hundred mouth know they can get into your skin and I was really cheat for a couple weeks there what that was with some of the like parasites I guess would you call it there they're like egg sacs or something that got on me yeah got inside of my stomach my liver allergies on could be potentially even in my brain in your brain potentially so they don't know yet it will be what's today I did my final exams and I did three full days with his doctor dr. Daniel Amen he would be phenomenal for the show by the way he's in 22 TED Talks millions of years and I've had stomach ulcer another come inside it's a little red but there's no ulcer whatsoever and so I have sister I've had an intestinal bacteria that really bad cold shigella I've had malaria three times I've had Dengue fever so Dengue was in me for at least a month to CDC founded me they just had this parasite and you have for a long time how many months at least six since April and have you been well trained at all during the ups and down so I was at the police and fire training center Oklahoma City or just helping them some really great guys there and open them in the fire chief ended up putting me in the cold shower for like 20 minutes cuz I got so with this I got like ghostly white and I started dry heaving and I was a shaky all over as well from your parents aren't ya the up-and-down I'll start I'll start getting in shape I'll start losing weight I'll start start feeling good and I just crash I've had shingles 5 times Joe what the f*** five times and hyperbarics hyperbaric oxygen therapy I've got a prescription for that and that's been helping more than anything right now I'm trying to have that morning routine protect my sleep eat right my wife helps me meal prep I have juices all through the day of a superfood coffee I'm doing all the stuff I can I was on 28 pills a day or for 5 weeks in a row is that whole parasite cleanse because I'm going to sew remote Joe in the forest I think I could have picked up something crazy so they did just did a line Lyme's disease test on me I just was on Monday so Lyme disease they did a cheek swab from like genetics they did here so they cut off like six different spots of hair flowing locks so they cut that my wife was teasing me cuz I was like crying about it blood urine stool samples needed two different kinds of brain scans on me so they literally injected something that was very minorly radioactive light up all the different spot to my brain activity so it where there's too much blood flow or there's not enough and literally so one of the things I found on this camera Terry new but taking test not just up early CTE or mild traumatic brain injury and TBI before autopsy know these brain scans they can also test for like PTSD and so there's a there's a diamond in the middle of your brain and your lease without a little bit of activity they're just very very small but if you have this what they call the ring of fire this diamond of red and white being lit up on the brain scans that literally shows that you have PTSD so Dakota Meyer in here to Dakota incredible podcast meant to text you after he's an amazing guy and people haven't heard that one go back and watch it it's one of my favorites that you fat Dakota's legitimate hero but want to think that he was saying was that they injected him and this would do more with the blocker was called that blockers kg or whatever the blocker was described it and said it completely stopped his PTSD cured all of his anxiety remember to my wife she's in Psychology right now shouldn't be a counselor and I sent that to her because they're talking about PTSD and the teacher said oh yeah that's been around for awhile to and that's what the total eclipse love that miracle cure they give you a shot boom your problems go away absolutely State last year at 6 months a year do you have to have other traumatic stuff going to do anything wrong yeah I just want to feel great and he's got a book about PTSD and basically he was saying that yeah that shot really really work and people been doing it for years and with veterans that's one of the quickest do they think that you have some PTSD yeah so he was saying this which Dakota said you just keep that up where or triggered that my memory where are the most common PTSD is car wrecks and that's what you do to avoid right you have to go back and be in public transportation getting your own car do you have them from car accident car accidents from some tough stuff in the rainforest whether it's Uganda or come and go we've had to flee from a village whenever Rebel group came into the next to us and Lee killed six or eight people and we're flying across the river and he's like little pygmy Dugout canoes which are big enough really for me and we're trying to flee across the river before the sun's even up there like crocodiles and hippos in the water and then in a couple of the really terrible things I mean I've held kids that have died and buried them and Doug their graves and that's happened numerous times we had machine guns pointed at us don't get in that story too much but I talked about that one of those stories before you and someone someone I love was a bunch of people that love her with me and said I was really tough as we are unarmed and we're being threatened and so that was tough man in some like childhood stuff I think kinds of abuse has only eating that stuff like that smelling to some public shaming and I don't want to lose track of what I was asking you about your health okay so what what are they doing and what can they do about what what you have so when you said you might have some crazy s*** meaning you might have a parasite that don't even know yet yes so that it might be in that's why I'm diagnosed or and blood urine blood stool hair and cheek swab sample so it's possible that you have something that like a few human beings I've ever had because you did that they haven't eaten already jungle how long does it take you to get to where you go depends on where where we go from Oklahoma City to Norman Chicago or Dulles or JFK Atlanta and then we go to Amsterdam or London or is it Qatar Qatar things guitar guitar okay and then we'll fly either from there to Nairobi Kenya Rwanda and from there you connect to Kampala Uganda and then from there you get a private like missions or humanitarian plane that's just you and the pilot and so you take that plane from there to from Uganda to Congo and then you land you do customs and then get back in the plane and you go and you land on a Runway that normally they have just cleared with machetes so if you're flying from let's just say Oklahoma City to JFK JFK to London to planes SO2 to London London to Kenya Kenya Kenya to Uganda for 5 and then you get the plane again to go out to the rain so six points Six Flags at least five points how many days or 3 days and then 30 hours or something of travel and then after that you get in a car and it could be 6 hours so where you land used to be in the rainforest but you drive six hours now to get to the rainforest I'll come because it's deforestation so bad deforestation in the last 25 years they've cut down about the size of Texas it's pretty wild we've helped replant 4000 trees but that's not even scratching the surface it's a lot of Chinese UK and outs where's that come in and explain the rainforest there's a lot of mahogany in the area have any there to do this I have to pay some sort of bribe or tax they call him that they called that v80 then from there. Drive at 6 hours sometimes it's taken 25 hours one time and another time it took 47 same Drive 40 out of the way that we're stuck in the mud so it's really silty there you don't call a Congo roads roads never been on tarmac in Congo actually that's why I have been in on cement and Goma but outside of your mother concrete roads anywhere turn back roads so I've seen an 18-wheeler or Lori 3/4 of the way sunk to where is up to their window on the driver side window up to silt and now they get it out I don't know that one. I'm just kind of in the graveyard that was like done no one's getting that thing out really mountains and you look down to the side and you'll see for 812 vehicles that have flipped amateur some Vice videos of the craziest roads in the world with a lot of men Congo don't they were want to cuz there's so many Hills it's the land of a thousand hills and so there's so many sharp turns when they take those turns at 40 50 60 has been so they'll literally just fly off the mountain and so you catch this parasite you've gone through all these tetanus has been I mean that we've been talking about in the podcast for several months now headed for me hearing that you're still dealing with it is really disturbing what what can they do about that ain't getting off that cleanse I mean I was on 28 pills for 4 weeks maybe 5 weeks and some of it were like antibiotics but I have to stay away from certain antibiotics here's a thing a couple of things that I know I have PTSD because of my brain scans and then they see in my brain toxicity and so the toxicity of my brain which kind of formula divots but not really divots not really changing the biology or makeup of my brain but it's just activity of my brain isn't fully developed right there where it's being toxins are there that are either from mefloquine or from Cipro have you heard of Cipro what is Massa team was the first one mefloquine what is that stuff at the malaria drug for any reason that used to be the drug of choice for a military now. thousands of our military veterans if you look up mefloquine toxicity military times they've done to articles 1 just a month or two ago I went the first one show that tens of thousands of our military veterans have wrongly been diagnosed with PTSD and it's been because of this mefloquine so they never saw War the mefloquine toxicity of the brain it's like this poison for your brain and if you've taken it for like 6 months you can have it it starts giving you bad nightmares you can have different kinds of mood swings and different stuff Health joint aches fatigue all sorts of different things but basically what mefloquine toxicity of the brain does will tens of thousands have been wrongly diagnosed with it when they take it for once once a week so you take the pill once a week and that was why it was our drug of choice instead of it being every day or two times a day you take it once a week well when I had malaria the three times I was allergic to the normal medication quinine and artefan and some other drugs like doxycycline and malarone I wasn't responding to those well I was vomiting I was I was allergic to him so mefloquine my body digested the best rides took it the best so the three times I've had malaria they give me to in the morning to midday and 2 at night and so I'm taking six and a day for five to seven days and these other guys that were getting mefloquine toxicity or taking it one week for six months so I had 3242 in a week's time I'd six months in a week's time and I did that three different times why they giving you so much it was what my body was responding to against malaria the first time I lost 33 pounds in 5 days and so is Mommy red and green blood and bile I lost most of my hearing my peripheral vision started disappearing I had some called Blackwater fever where my urine was literally as dark as that that black clock I didn't I probably should have a freak me out 5 days I didn't urinate and when I finally did if he Google Blackwater fever one and four one and two people that get it they die or how many 5 days 5 days I couldn't be oh my God they were trying to get IVs in me my things are collapsing so that was that's pretty brutal but yeah man so I'm getting my health better there cuz I do want to fight again, how can you if you have this enough in your brain journaling my road to recovery if they don't know what this parasite is how are they treating it like one of these they're testing me for all these kind of parasites amoebas bacterias does Ethan, go well I've I've been camping out here and I've gotten like a bit by 5 or 10 but yeah there's these Wicked kind of ticks my record is pulling five roaches out of my beard in fortnite price so there's tons of bugs there Oklahoma have that Rocky Mountain King selric not nothing or the lower the one that gives you energy something that the reaction that this tick bite gives you it makes you allergic to this specific element in red meat yeah you can only eat fish and like if you try to eat me to get really sick crazy that is crazy but they're trying to figure it out why this is going to be crazy why I'm 32 and I've had shingles 5 times what my first time I got malaria beard the first time I had malaria second time I had malaria at White come out my beard down here so your bottles freaking out Ingles five times and then this is going to sound crazy but I know I have to have a this might be too much information but I know I have to have a bowel movement whenever my nose starts running so literally whenever I have to go you know style tournament and running and running and running guided I don't know if that's what they're looking into that like that that's your second brain and so it's it I don't know how digestion what should I make is your second brain they said that they are realizing now like that whole idea of trusting your heart and trusting your gut like these these processes that people had might have actually been based on some intuitive understanding of how the body actually works really weird it is weird really weird strange everything everything's connected right has connected that's not weird really make sense overtime doctors in Oklahoma or like we have no explanation for that and then the doctors out here were like oh that's because this is connected to this and they did all of my blood work even though they did more blood Labs before I ever came out here like a week or two ago they still poke me 5 more Labs before I ever came out here like a week or two ago they still poked me five more times to get more blood work because we'll three times or drawing blood two times are putting that stuff in me so they could do the brains you're getting better doctors on here


    Joe Rogan | Can Hyperbaric Therapy Reverse Brain Damage? w/Justin Wren
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    men have you heard of hyperbarics yes I know you are a favor used it quite a bit after his fight with Jose Aldo Ronaldo f***** his leg up and is his leg swell up real bad and telling you this is one of the biggest game changers I love the float go and Float tanks I've done at least 50 times at float OKC in Oklahoma at my wife and I that's our date night once a week we go and we do that and I float fight week at least twice a week I really believe in floating hyperbarics is unlike anything I've ever done and felt an immediate long lasting benefits from also was not going to get better sleep than I've ever gotten when I was instant almost I mean I noticed that the first night the second night I've been over 20 treatments now of hyperbarics you get into tank you put on an oxygen mask and then it fill the tank up with oxygen and you lay there for an hour and a half to two hours some people only takes an hour but I'm bigger and they take me to a lower depth and in my ears going to mess up on me a little bit on flights they kind of get it clogged up or whatever because of the hyperbaric chamber know it just they've always done that on planes so it's like you're in a plane when you're in the hyperbarics and what it does is it pressurizes the oxygen down into your cells so it's literally going into your mitochondria that's what the new studies are showing them oxygen gets in there and it promotes healing and in your brain it literally brings blood flow into every part of the brain that needs it so it's one of the best things after a concussion with radon and what sometimes things everything happens for a reason you know where there's there's not a lot of places I just started hyperbarics 2 or 3 days before I met Raven then I'm doing in there saying some of the best things for concussions rate and gets a concussion from one of those fights or maybe as one of them that wasn't on the fight but they diagnose much with the doctors and his mom and his dad whenever the doctor says I think he really hasn't concussion did some testing on them wrote a prescription and said hey I think you need to do hyperbarics it's one of the best things for concussions now cuz I just started and so literally that day the doctor hand them a prescription for hyperbarics and I take him in there and get hyperbarics and this is probably the story I wanted to share with you about hyperbarics the most they're just kidding Caleb Freeman and he just made NBC Nightly News Fox News and ABC he's making the news everywhere because of his comeback Story the kid probably should have never been able to eat again on his own especially never be able to walk his parents were told that you would be left in a vegetative state if you have that Caleb Freeman video cuz of one he got a vicious car accident 16 years old you just start driving he was the number one cross country runner at his school but also in his district and then he got in this brutal car accident here's the video of him trying to learn to put up the finger number one again there's a he's trying to do it one that's his dad kind of coaching him but he was the cross-country running now trying to get them to do a thumbs-up this is off of Highland Drive yet traumatic brain injury driving down the road hit a hydroplaned got a brutal wreck and they thought you would be left in a vegetative state for the rest of his life so you can see right here is muscles are so atrophied because he had been in like a I think he was in a coma or he was in intensive care for so long and so is dad's trying to get him to do a thumbs-up you know he's trying his hardest to do that you're the second video and they're telling them you should really try hyperbarics to try everything you can and so the whole Community has rallied around them in Oklahoma he's from Newcastle or one of our board members are from there trying to help him learn to walk again assisted I don't know what they have them in pairs yeah he broke his arm he fall down another video how many are you trying to show them the try to show you both of these because this is how far gone he was and then after 40 Hyperbaric treatments they said get them in there will flood his brain with oxygen when has oxygen ill reproduce blood flow and I'll bring actual healing into his brain and so that third video is right here he's literally was the number one cross country runner at a school so now he's try learn how to do cross country again he was never supposed to walk again on his own he came in there to the hyperbarics assisted like you saw where people are assisting on both sides he does 40 treatments of hyperbarics and then all the sudden he walks up and down the football field 14 x unassisted nothing changed just 40 Hyperbaric treatments don't like you got to keep doing this is actually that's us a hyperbaric with Raiden the young man that got the concussion on the right in this video right here I don't know if there's volume but is actually pretty special video this is after 80 treatments he's literally finishing his cross-country run again when he was never supposed to walk and that's after like 3 or 5 miles and so and houses ability to communicate is that coming back this morning I forgot he goes he's weird where we take that picture again and where I don't have it saved and Caleb goes it's in your phone Dad just look at him so he's he's able to recollect a lot of different stuff that's the main this is all something that you're experiencing as well for your treatment for the parasites yet I've literally never gotten better sleep I feel more positive when I come out of it and then I feel like I can focus better because one of the things that they saw my brain scans were PTSD and then I have really severe ADD and you can see that on the how my brain functions they guess there's like eight different types of Duty zombie brain being one of them to do it is awesome man and so then I have that and then so going into the oxygen they can see from scan 1 to scan to how my brain is actually functioning better and the spots with a tdf kind of cooled off a little bit spots with PTSD of literally kind of gone down a little bit and so that was Caleb story there's also this girl named Eden Carlson and eating Carlson there's like a minute clip on the New York Post and they did it on YouTube this girl drowned for 2 hours she was facing float down in a pool or face down in a pool her mom pulled her out and maybe 15 minutes she drowned for 2 hours she didn't breathe shouldn't have a heartbeat and then at the hospital they miraculously got her back her stories all over if you just Google Eden dead for total hours 2 hours even Carlson Eden Carlson she's the first one to have brain damage reversal scientifically proven they've done all the MRIs my hands on the Hyperbaric from hyperbarics some of the hardest things you have to do for Steven play the doggie Campos please. But literally do the Eden curl some video on YouTube and it's wild to see how she's recovered and how they told her she would never be able to eat again never be able to go to school there will do that now she's basically a normal girl yet like they have to find out what are the parasites are still in your system. Identify the parasites cuz it could be an unknown parasite will they know it's just doing if I had just doing me for as long as they think they don't think it started in April I think maybe that was another that onset but took it to another level when I went there and got sick and it was brutal I mean I was hugging basically the the not the toilet but the while I was in Uganda with in April and May just Hyperbaric is helping you but you're still not able to train right now it's you not you not like you don't have a flight schedule into I do if I scheduled but I would like to fight first quarter next year if I can use that literally possible I mean if he's not 6 months from now I have another follow-up appointment here in March and we're going to have a lot more data to show like from my blood work to my bacteria in my stomach do those brain scans going to be the big thing that show how my brain is start to heal how my body started to feel and show my health just increasing and so that's the goal I'm on this mission to get get healthy so I can fight again but also just that I can function better and have like not these big swings so the hyperbaric chamber is helping you but yet you're still feeling some serious so I'm 20 treatments and I need to get 40 done as soon as possible in and they think I'll probably do another round of 40 and then yeah I seeing how how Caleb's doing I mean Caleb Caleb showed me this this is wild I come in and I'm about to get in the chamber with him and he shows me his hand shaking and he's showing me I don't know what that's called but it's whenever set with Parkinson's and different stuff like you have those kind of shakes in hand or Alzheimer's or whatever that is so Caleb's got that and he gets in the chamber 90 minutes later we get out he shows me his hand it's completely steel and he can put contacts back in as ice but before there's no way at all that you can get contacts in his eyes afterwards his body's calm down enough he's is brain has enough oxygen in blood flow in it that he can put his contacts back in on their own So Raven his parents say that he was always up and down in the middle of the night and that they'd have to try to put them back to sleep and now he just wants you to sleep he's asleep until I wake him up they think it's helping with his autism is diabetes his ac-1 levels or whatever those are called it was just started to come down and what the doctors have told us is like there's nothing better at the doctors take an oath that stay to do no harm like that's first and foremost is to do no harm like if someone has a concussion or someone has autism where someone has this bacteria or a parasite that might be in the brain why not flood the body on a cellular level of your love this part that can increase your your stem cells by eight times in your body so it's one of the best treatments for whenever you have the stem cells injected in you so I had the in SCS them as income all stem cells for my hip but my shoulder they said one of the best things I could have or it would have been to get in a hyperbaric chamber because that would promote the stem cell growth and life of the stem cells because their cells and you're pushing oxygen into the cells increasing blood flow into it and you're extending their life and helping them reproduce so it's one of the best things out there. I wouldn't be talking about it like this without Raphael is get into a Joe Namath Joe Namath has his own clinic now for Hyperbaric Centrum if you have a ball right about that right and it's the first time there's ever been documented cases of brain trauma reversal where if you can heal your brain you can basically heal your life where have a healthy brain you have a healthy life we need a hyperbaric chamber in here literally it's wild at how how much stuff that actually so what it what's the prognosis like with you with the doctors that look for parasites are doing all this Blood skins they think that they going to be able to straighten you out I think so yeah I think they think with doing a holistic approach where medication can come in at a later date I had this doctor that's all you have PTSD hears these pills depression pills starting to have anxiety for the first time in your life you've never had it before here's some more pills do you think you have ADD hear some more pills they put me on three or four different pills at the same time I was like a zombie you know I like a zombie I felt weird I felt like I start having like electricity running through my veins or something like like my muscle started twitching my eyelid was constantly spasming so did the doctors in and looked at this all the various elements that you have like and they don't to do pills so what what do they want you to do and what do they think is going to be able to happen they think you'll be able to fight again or are they so doctor came and he's a guy that says men our brains are the literally you can live or they can do lung transplants right and heart transplant kidney transplants like you can't do a brain transplant right and so he's saying that anyone that's in a brain damaging occupation and decide whether that's fighting football or even be in a firefight because that is a brain-damaging occupation you're breathing in burning couches which are putting off all these harmful chemicals and so he said you want to protect it and promote your brain health as much as you possibly can write I'm so he's a brilliant guy and he's going to be on weekly calls with me guiding me keeping me accountable on how am I protecting my sleep how am I what am I getting to eat also supplementation what's that one that you were on here with David Sinclair talking about and MN it's like that rolls Resveratrol plus some of the other things that you guys were talking about like they're all in his supplements retells you go get these sufferings from here and here and make sure that you're optimizing your brain health like that rolls Resveratrol will that plus some of the other things that you guys were talking about like they're all in his supplements retails you go get these sufferings from here and here and make sure that you're optimizing your brain out


    Joe Rogan on Lebron James' Hair Mishap "Shave Your Head!"
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    Tong po stop it stop it bald ponytail of such a choice to that bald ponytail Money Ball ponytail did you see what happened in the game with LeBron's hair fell off a show me a photo f****** billionaire he's a god amongst men he's a giant super athlete with a really well shaped head what the f*** man baby head-butted your goddamn head are moved up and someone had to tell him thanks bro the bandana back in place is he removed broke the guy he's handsome he's a superior physical specimen LeBrons hair falls out during gay f****** was there accepted it yet yeah but also he still young he's 30 spot 35 the young guy military cut you know


    Joe Rogan Explains the Nate Diaz Situation
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    you know everyone in this all this Nate Diaz s*** that happened there's it there's easier for people to understand what happened Nate Diaz Nate Diaz tested positive for Trace element of something called storm s a r m it's the type of it's it's basically a performance-enhancing substance but it's existed in in a minuscule Trace amount in vegan vitamin supplement and the reason these things are being found is that the test can run now that you saw at a testing the equipment is so powerful it's so much more powerful than it's ever been before that the problem is they're they're working with tools they're almost too good so instead of catching people cheating they're catching people that just hadn't have come in contact with something that's illegal it might have been like this the tiniest amount that was in a bin that they also use to mix these vitamins it didn't clean it properly and missed your parts per million is a little tiny amount but these you sound machine. shut up I said it looks like someone like Nate Diaz who everybody there's some that are Beyond reproach Nate Diaz and no he's never been eating with the Bourdain and they're eating fish I don't know if he's still eats fish but he's very clean dances performance maybe we'd does but I don't even think he eats meat I mean I think he's very clean with his. If you could just eat I know he's eating fish in the pastures of Vice video of him out eating with the board and they're eating fish I don't know if he's still eats fish but he's very clean with his diet


    Is There a Conservative Case for the Green New Deal?
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    read the Green Lantern we wanted to buy Greenland not going to do this, the buying the green lamp thing as a great move if global warming is real if that becomes a part of the United States then you can go up there you don't have to worry about it. Will they say I think that they want rights not yet not to green line but also there is a movement in the ark but you got to click on it though Jamie so you can get the whole climate change things terrified to me but what's more terrifying I think than anything some people are resisting it and it has become politicized and some people are just buying Whole Hog into anything that gets sad that supports climate change of support the concept of climate change and that we've gotten into this thing rips and ideologically based sort of subject okay in a way that I hope I can convince when is first of all there's a lot of issues that you care about this will impact so there was a report that came out about a year ago was found that basically large swaths of the Middle East will be uninhabitable at a certain point because we just be too hot for human beings to live there are a lot of people from Saudi Arabia come over La during the summer cuz our summer ain't shitt compared to theirs so the thing is you think there's a refugee crisis when it comes to what's happening in in South and do you think there's a refugee crisis in Europe when it came to what happened in Syria and Iraq You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet right so if you're somebody who fancies yourself against immigration or a hardliner on immigration or against helping refugees or whatever it might be just think about what happens when you multiply What's Happening Now by a thousand okay cuz that's what's going to happen at some point it's just a matter of when and the other point I would make them as this people like to it you don't make fun of the green New Deal and then try to pick it up if we talk about the green New Deal and only Define it as basically a new new deal so the New Deal FDR you know put that into places to try to try to fight back against the Great Depression try to get people employed try to fix the country right and FDR kept getting re-elected because FDR was beloved by the entire country because he was fighting for regular working people that was his thing and that's when the Republicans when we talked about the green New Deal we're highlighting yes we're going to move towards renewable and Green Technology yes it's going to be a large part of what we're doing but the whole point guys is millions and millions of jobs created for regular people the whole point is to improve this country to fix this country to try to make it to that our infrastructure is better than the rest of the world what if instead of looking at this is like oh my God this is going to be such a drain on the economy and what's going to happen to the deficit how about you look at this like an Economic Opportunity because what's going to happen in the future Joe they're waiting to be had for all these green and renewable Tech Technologies we could leave the world on that front or we could leg behind Russia we can lag behind China we can lag behind everybody else and be stuck in you know what would effectively be a stone age so they're going to have courage this industry to flourish subsidies like how do you what do you do to get these industries to innovate into the pump a shitload of money into dudes Green Technology the right thing got to stop doing the wrong thing which is stop giving 4 billion dollars a year every year as a subsidy ExxonMobil and they hilariously say do they need this money because it's for research and development in a variety of different things, some things won't work stop was built and brought about because we did a massive investment in a green New Deal then everybody would talk about how it's a wonderful thing and how we're finally leaving the world and in our rightful place I find it hilarious that you do guys like Trump and guys like Joe Biden by the way love to say like there's nothing this country can't do and then in the next sentence they going to tell you a thousand things that they think we can't do it we shouldn't do what you need and try what what technologies have you heard if any that are being even propose to mitigate global warming or climate change there's the classic ones that I think are more effective than people give it credit for like solar is once it sits effective people I don't think it gets its do but then there's other things like thorium now let me just say I'm not not talk about a thorium car there was a car that was proposing it was apparently was total b******* they could make it a real car work but without the downside of like you kick a meltdown to destroy everything we're talking about power for the energy not because they were trying to make it seem like you was right around the corner or they had the plans and it just wasn't in those people were full of s*** but that doesn't mean thorium is bad and totally off the table it just means that that specific car they were talking about was nonsense meltdown proof facility what nonsense you have thorium reactors it's basically like meltdown proof nuclear facility now I'm an idiot I have no idea how far off we are from actually developing that but I do know that we need to invest in this and other things that show potential I mean that's the only way to move forward


    Dave Chappelle Has Always Been Politically Incorrect!
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    alien Covenant the other day I didn't know that jussie Smollett he was in that account to Chappelle bit on that is so amazing that forever when you get taken down by Dave motherfuking Chappelle top three comedians all time dedicated 10 minutes to you and they're trying to act like there's this movement to try to act like he's only accepted now biking hilarious white following is not true this is this is the problem with woke culture it's it's reductionist and it's delusional it's just it's not real and they're trying to forward to trying to push this narrative is if their Echo Chambers whether it's their blogs or their Twitter groups when they know they have these band groups live band people that haven't even interacted with them and they're interacting with when is bubble and they believe this is how the world thinks that's how you get something like that Rotten Tomatoes review of Dave Chappelle's what are good 0% by 5 woke critics then they release it to the general public gets 99% there you go and it's also the spring back affect where people know you're f****** with them and then they go okay you guys are assholes so the people that are saying the Dave Chappelle special is bad they become the enemy and then so Dave becomes a hero and then even if you didn't like it he loved it and another thing is they act like he's always been Politically Incorrect look at it look at your pal show which was you know I was in high school and I thought it was like the most brilliant thing ever and idea that he ever crosses some sort of a line look at it look at your pal show which was you know I was in high school we all watch his pill show and I thought it was like the most brilliant thing ever and idea that he ever crosses some sort of a line that stinks


    It’s Populists Versus Elitists, Not Left Versus Right
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    we have a giant problem is country with so right left sit s*** you known this what I was trying to say earlier when we were talking about the concept of classical liberals because most people don't even know what the f*** that means the idea behind it I just think that to have groups of people that think in certain ways the problem with ideologies whether it's a left-leaning or right-leaning is it makes you automatically predisposed to ignore or to refute the concepts that are on the other side and their leader in so many of share these ideas across the board and when one group is committed to one concept like one of the things that you do see this about climate change people on the right are more inclined to deny the negative effects of climate change because it's part of the right-wing the right-wing ideology this is something we have today right to get so you're right but also I would just advise people don't get too lost in the noise because we can sink that something is overwhelming and we can't defeat it and we can also think that you know for example the whole russiagate thing on the Democratic side that was such a fundamentalist religion and you couldn't leave it on the line and all excited and people would believe it and argue for even though the things weren't adding up and I was trying to point out where it's wrong but what I would say is at the end of the day people actually be relatively happy about the fact that I think the most strongest divided in the country is not right vs left how long is divided in the country I called a populist vs. elitist elitist in the Democratic party you have a lead us in the Republican party and you have the people and the people are at worth so much more in agreement than people give us credit for you know that I go down and I did this in some of my events at politicon as well but people would be surprised Matt 80% of the country wants to raise the minimum wage 58% of country wants to have free college like I said only 16% or so of the American people want to be involved in Iraq terrible farnworth 62% of the country wants to legalize marijuana I can sit here and bring off issue after it's over 80% of the American people out of the political system and has room for other parties we're so ingrained in this idea of left vs right Democrat vs Republican and it says the choices that we've always had with the occasional independent the occasional you know Ross Perot jumps into the race and throws a monkey wrench into everything but other than that or maybe been out and about 2 - 10th Gary Johnson but do you think there's room for other parties at this juncture that's a great question and what I would say is first let me get my personal take on in my personal take is I 100% want that to be the case because I prefer in many ways aspects of a parliamentary system to our system and I like the idea of having multiple parties I like the idea of having more choice so I want that to be true and I was going to suggest a Democrat do we go about trying to get these ideas implemented run basically we came to the conclusion that as much as we want it to be true as much as we'd like to start a third party and have it work and take off there is such a gigantic systemic bias against that happening that you really do have ultimately the choice of Republican or Democrat so then the idea becomes okay it's a reform movement now we have to try to reform the Democratic party and their people on the right who can try to reform the Republican party like if you're somebody on the right and you more with Ron Paul and you're more libertarian you want to end the wars you want to legalize drugs I hope those people take over the Republican party and you have people who are against like corporate welfare and whatnot in that party so what we really need to do is because it's just the nature of our system because there's such a bias against their party's we really need to do is harness all that energy to fix things and just try to take over the existing infrastructure because you're not going to build a counter infrastructure because there's so much name recognition it's like saying there's Democrat and Republican technically we could start up RC Cola and see if we could get a significant market share so really and I get I don't want this to be the answer but just factually speaking it is the answer that we have to try to overtake you know the the corrupt elements within the system and and bring rat change that way cuz that's the only way I think it will really work will the only way it's going to really work as if what you were talking about with voting on very specific issues because if you most of the things that are problem benefiting people they're benefiting the people that are in positions of power in positions where they can influence the way policies dictated because they contributed to campaigns and because they've got this sort of revolving-door thing going on with universities were mathematics professors and economic professors her to dictate policy or advise and then they get jobs in Banks and then you've got this whole weird thing going on with people in the government right now was that the inside job fantastic documentary for people to understand the collapse but you it's not benefiting us all these things that happened in the all this corruption to take place and I was influenced never benefits us it's only the right but that's what's weird about it and if we got a chance to vote on most of these ideas instead of voting on politicians and in the politicians Implement these ideas to it's only at the right but that's what's weird about it and if we got a chance to vote on most of these ideas instead of voting on politicians and in the politicians Implement these ideas to benefit themselves and benefit the special interest groups who got him into place then things will be much better


    Kyle Kulinski: Democrats Picked Wrong Argument for Impeachment
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    Bugs Bunny the promise who is he running against I don't think that would have worked he was running against Obama I think Hillary such a deeply flawed candidate and so many people despise her and during the me-too era like her creepy f****** husband looming in the distance like knows ferrato I mean how many women have come out and accuse that guy of sexual assault and raping and he's still hovering and he's still around and that's all who is going to haunt her she's connected to that guy Forever on this topic and there's an amazing story so during the election River when the story broke of a trump on video saying I grabbed by the p**** I don't even wait and everyone blew up and all the mainstream media Talking Heads were like oh my God it's over apology video real quick on another way then the next night was a debate at the debate show he brought like eight Bill Clinton accusers yeah put them in the audience and then he goes out there on stage when he's asked a question the first thing he says is listen I'm not proud of what I said it wasn't a good thing what I said but what I did was just words with Bill Clinton did with actions folks it was actions if you want to see who the real problem is he's sitting right there in the audience and the Brilliance of that move is politics 101 never really go on defense your best defense is a really good offense for NP made it a wash all the sudden this issue which was supposed to be my God at the end of Donald Trump now the whole conversation shifted to I mean against Bill aren't there so maybe stopping completely that's all you had to do every single Scandal involved in you see how incredibly pathetic and ineffectual and weak the Democrats are at marketing strategy and you see how good he is because he is no matter he's going to flip it he's going to flip it back on you so the new thing is the Ukraine thing I don't know how close you been following this but do you think that you basically got caught on a phone call asking for dirt on his political opponents Joe Biden he was talking to the president of Ukraine and he said it in so many words I mean he likes there was no quid pro quo there doesn't have to be an implied what is Trump do again goes right back on the offense and he goes out there and says I have every right as president to investigate corruption and Joe Biden is incredibly corrupt and all I'm doing is on you know trying to figure out why was Hunter Biden getting $50,000 from an energy company doesn't know anything about energy why is he getting this and so now again the conversation isn't Manhattan Trump should have been doing that the conversation is okay sure maybe Trump should have been doing that yo where you saw the video where Trump released it where was Biden talking about yeah the loan like explain that I'll give you what the Democrats and Republicans hey man that's a misleading video because yes it's true abiding was holding a billion-dollar stops at you over the head of Ukraine to fire a prosecutor but by and wanted to get rid of the corrupt prosecutor and bring in a non-corrupt prosecutor that's why he was doing what he didn't holding that's up to you and they say the prosecutor that eventually came into place actually investigated the Biden family more so that's why the Democrats say there's you know you're kind of misleading by putting this out there. Argument that Trump is making his know you're holding a billion-dollar subsidy over the head of a foreign government and saying you have to listen to us and do X Y and Z that's problematic people change. If you have $83,000 a month is because his last eruption and this is where I think like Democrats are silly cuz they always find the weakest anti Trump argument possible and now they're putting a position where they have to try to say like the Biden's did nothing wrong at all and Trump is all bad and bottom-line nobody's going to believe that divides did nothing wrong with your getting $83,000 a month and you know anything about natural gas I don't even know what they give is the justification I mean the only thing I heard from I think it was Ted lieu was a he's a you know Democratic Congressman was you know hey man people sit on boards and there was a strong base which is really weak but they pick the anti Trump argument so they wanted to use this as a phone call me I'm sitting there I'm pulling my hair out because I can actually give you like three or four super legitimate things their impeachment worthy not that I think it's strategically make sense and we can get into that if you want to but like the one that drives me crazy is Donald Trump has a hotel in Washington DC that he owns okay he took $300,000 through that hotel from the Saudi government so they're funneling him money through his hotel in DC and then Donald Trump turns around and gives a multibillion-dollar weapons deal to the Saudi government as they're committing a genocide in Yemen we know they're committing a genocide in Yemen we know that we're arming them and he gave them even more weapons because he got that money through his hotel so for me I'll look at that I'm gone oh my God this candle has everything it's got personal corruption it's got guns going to a vicious genocide of country what was the money for the money in the hotel what they did is they had these like little Retreats at the hotel and Saudi Arabia would pay for US veterans to go and stay at these hotels and they would I don't know if it's like tours of the capitol or whatever it is but they pay for these veteran groups to go to the hotel but then of course you look at it and you go I don't know man $300,000 and speculation is full of course they overpaid on purpose but furthermore even if they didn't Jimmy Carter had to sell his Peanut Farm when he was president because the idea was hey we're not even saying you're doing anything corrupt but just the fact that you have is personal private business it is theoretically Stephan government's want to give you money through your Peanut Farm to have to sell it because just the existence of it enough it is enough to say it violates the emoluments Clause of the Constitution which is just a fancy way of saying that the president can't be corrupt and take money from foreign governments and Trump is doing that he just is right so this $300,000 though this is for services rendered this is for hotel rooms what it was like what they say is it in the hotel rooms and whatnot I hate to say it this way but that's not a lot of money to someone well you don't but then what I always think about when people make that point you have to flip it what would we be saying if it was the Clinton Foundation getting $300,000 from the Saudi government and then Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State approving the weapons deal to Saudi Arabia and the fact of the matter is that actually is almost exactly like what happened with the Clinton Foundation Bill Clinton was going around and giving speeches I feel like that's a little bit more egregious because he speeches are worthless like at least they're the Stella hotel rooms is like real real food he's is meals like that actually costs money these speeches are worthless that's a in my opinion and my opinion those speeches are a transparent bra drive so do you think they'll get a president should be able to have private businesses the foreign governments can pay him any amount of money no I didn't think so I don't I don't care but I just don't think they're comprable like I think with the Clinton Foundation the Clinton Foundation was egregiously gross right by they both of those things are egregiously girls because there is a deal or they have a deal even if it's only $300,000 which I know most people hear there's a lot of money it's a lot of money to me but is it a lot of money to a billionaire I don't necessarily think it is and it's it's also a lot of money that goes through his organization and that it cost money to make that money how much profit is that out of $300,000 is not that much profit with a $500,000 of speech that's one talk for 1 hour and it cost nothing for him and he's making a half a million dollars and you did it over and over and over and over and over again and it was all under this the guise of the Clinton Foundation is doing his great charitable work all across the country and all across the world and that to me was more transparently disgusting I understand I understand why you would say that but I also think that there's a problem with it in principle yet I would just nip it in the bud no-questions-asked but beyond that there's also other stuff so I'm just giving you one example there's so there's the other thing which again very few people spoke about a recognized that during the campaign Donald Trump a registered 8 new businesses and Saudi Arabia so again when you're running for president it's you know you're it's a public service you're trying to serve your country and you shouldn't intertwine business with that in any way shape or form there's another one I believe he has he has a hotel in in turkey and now his argument by the way is no it's okay because I transfer all this to my kids so while I'm present in my kids they run my businesses and take care of it but I think that's just a total nonsense. Because you're still your family is still profiting from it and here's a crazy fact your than this one really just blew my mind with Trump and office in one year Jared and Ivanka made I think it was 2 or 83 million dollars in one year. Like millions of dollars from Israeli Banks why and then there's the guy who they say it's okay example it's just that he kind of ripped the mask off and show you what everybody's doing but it's not like you didn't happen with Bill Clinton it's only like with the rock Obama it was Wall Street appointed his entire Administration I believe he got a list from Citigroup to to put people in his cabinet and it's like this is the way the system functions and my opinion is it shouldn't you shouldn't be taking money from foreign governments you shouldn't be taking money from corporations bomb it was Wall Street appointed his entire Administration I believe he got a list from Citigroup to put people in his cabinet and it's like this is the way the system functions and my opinion is it shouldn't you shouldn't be taking money from foreign governments you shouldn't be taking money from corporations


    How Tulsi Gabbard Knee Capped Kamala Harris’s Presidential Run
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    interesting is it's always going to be depended upon a single individual personality people find appealing that mean that is where we are as a country in this is and when someone gets chopped down before they get chop down. Kamala Harris on Tulsi gabbard took her out the hamstrings that's a wrap baby Tulsi good dilute you for thanking down, going to cheat everybody was saying she's the one she's going to run it until she even thought you would have a stronger than she did fall apart it's fascinating she just shrunk into the Shadows like your little dog too you know did you see the last debate because that was like Peak okay she's done now because it was so hilarious to watch it her main issue that she decided I'm going to take a stand on this in the debate Trump with Twitter was she was begging Elizabeth Warren why don't you support Banning Trump from Twitter and we were talking about two different sets of rules she think that that was something to hang her had she surrounded by absolute morons who are democratic strategist in Washington DC and they think okay you have to outflank Elizabeth Warren on her left on some issue so use this issue and try to make it seem like you're standing up for the little guy and you're standing up for rules because even though I know man because even to people who are on the left that looks like you're just begging for the mods the real problem is she never did deny what Tulsi said and she can't about the record was awful the fact that she did with schools is the most disgusting when she didn't go to school and she joked around about it at these meetings he joked around about it and conferences you know about how she cleaned it up and she just had cops knocking on the door hahaha was bad disturbing yeah what was even worse is there was somebody who was found not guilty on something they were wrongfully imprisoned found not guilty on something when I came back up and then, Harris didn't let him out and kept him in on a technicality and said all your paperwork wasn't filed into proper time frame or whatever was on purpose or self she did it herself he was shining Spotlight for cheap labor for the State of California and she didn't deny any of that she could have her record is abysmal on this stuff I mean there's no there's no exposed just like click turn the lights on will look at the Steve mnuchin thing this is one that we've known for a while so Steve mnuchin was part of Goldman Sachs was also the head of One West Bank here in California and what happened was they were during the surprise crisis in the Great Recession they were illegally foreclosing on people early and kicking them out of their homes in violation of the law and so, Harris you know we was recommended by her own office you got to prosecute this guy he's doing she didn't do it why because he's a big Democratic donors choose his wife was taking all these f****** Instagram photos while the s*** she had on private jets and stuff they look like Bond villains bro fact that she looks so she should be f****** a football players out that she doesn't really should be she should be f****** that got a gazillion dollars. That's why kind of hilarious right when you look at the disparity and in the beauty will these are the assholes really run the economy that they committed fraud and a massive level what they would do is I'm going to order us a coffee if you'd like one it was found that in the lead-up to the subprime mortgage crisis in the Great Recession here's what they would do Joe they would sell to unsuspecting clients these packages these packages of subprime mortgages but they were rated AAA and they would sell them these packages saying hey man listen is a great long-term investment it's safe you're going to make a lot of money at the same time Goldman Sachs was doing that they would turn around and bet on those packages that they just sold as if they were awesome they would bet on those packages to fail so that's brought they were making money into different ways I'm going to sell you the package Pawnee okay and then on the other hand I'm going to bed on the same package I just told you to fail that's like a car salesman saying I'm going to tell you this car in this car works wonderfully everything's a hood he made his card on this believable why is it we can spend money on that but we can't have it infrastructure deal that gives our country and a plus infrastructure in the world Elon Musk hyperloop travel from New York to LA in like 3 hours or whatever it is on the ground I want why don't we have that everywhere in this country why do we have bridges that are fixed why do we have awesome Rose why can't we go to airports and feel national pride and say this airports absolutely beautiful hyperloop is supposed to be the future of travel where you can get in the Pod and it's vacuum powered you can go from New York to LA in like 3 hours or whatever it is on the ground I want why don't we have that everywhere in this country why do we have bridges that are fixed why do we have awesome Road why can't we go to airports and feel national pride and say this airports absolutely beautiful


    Does This Photo Prove Donald Trump is Tweaking on Sudafed?
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    got a way to grow meth with plants to figure out a way to make meth with plants this is a new thing they have been able to do this before meth had always been done with which nothing we need to talk about Sudafed what a good conversation that ass over the counter cold meds and the reason the only sell you a little bit the reason being is because people used to just buy everything on the Shelf throw it into a basket bring it up to the counter and they would use that stuff to make meth with because it's one of the ingredients right actually boil it all down I don't know the process but you can make meth out of cold medication well these f****** guys have figured out how to do this s*** with plants now Okay so next Frontier of Afghanistan's drug trade so investigators have uncovered a burgeoning local trade in the production of methamphetamine using a mountain shrub that if you like let's say you legalize lower-level uppers are amphetamines okay so what do you have a more benign version of all of these kinds of drugs that are legal and available doctor get prescription for that I'm talking about over-the-counter okay so do you think that cuz I think that would not fully eliminate the market for the much harder stuff but it would I think eliminate a majority of that market because if somebody yes right cuz nobody goes and gets more safer Alternatives that may not be a strong but then yeah why wouldn't you choose that over doing like crocodile the one that melts off your skin if you had for like a year so the ones that are interesting because their productivity drugs and that brings us to Trump let's do it this is so much like there's a there's a photograph of him it's a classic photograph because it's after I love Mexican yeah he was talking s*** about the wall and it's all rapists and murderers that says I love Hispanics I think and I remember watching that looking at that photograph going since motherfuker for real he really tweeted that I love Hispanics and he's eating a f****** taco bowl well the open desk drawer so many focus in on it they realized this is like years later they realize that it's all filled with Sudafed and Sudafed is again the active ingredient that you know one of the ingredients in Sudafed is the active ingredient in meth and so apparently people take Sudafed and if you take that stuff gives you like a little bit of a buzz and if you take large doses of Sudafed it's essentially like taking like he's microdosing dosing meth it's actually a little deeper than that which makes it even funnier yet because there's a certain form of Sudafed that they sell in the United States and there's a UK version of Sudafed and the UK version of Sudafed has that ingredient to it which is more more of an upper or a kind of acts like an amphetamine it says the desk drawer full of Sudafed including boxes in New York some UK indicator up say at the legal limits of purchase are being circumvented and that the then-candidate Trump was abusing Sudafed for a tie rather than its decongestant affect okay so there's that now I want to take it a step further because I don't know if you watch this video I sent you a while ago but I was absolutely floored by the contrast between the speech Trump gave at CPAC this year and then the speech Trump gave it to you end this year the CPAP Joe totally off-script bouncing off the walls an hour and 30 minutes moving all over the place so active so engaging making jokes all this stuff hilarious and then you go to the UN speech so he's talking like this and he literally he was so tired he couldn't even say the word sovereignty he quit halfway through and he was like and that's why we need to protect pakman show Pac-man had David pakman had a an episode when he was concentrating on this alleged drug used by Trump and he showed the contrast of him sniffing at the debates with Hillary Clinton get free did yeah this whole conglomeration of all of his sniffing moments this and also don't lie when he does a rally and he's high as balls on an upper I remember I'll never forget the morning I woke up and I go on Twitter which is like part of my morning routine and the first words I say you're from the president of the United States and it says washed up psycho Bette Midler and I just he's done a bunch of s*** on his Twitter that you just like this m*********** is crazy what was the one that we were talking about recently that he did was it a bull s*** yeah yeah little side things that he always does make me wait like the all-caps randomly or sometimes I'll capitalize letters for no reason in the tweet it was great when he was the f****** host of The Apprentice that's what it was great it was like he was an entertaining character it's just now that he's the present is like


    Does Bernie Sanders Really Have a Shot?
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    he has a chance solutely Bernie Sanders you really do absolutely I do know who of the Democrats do you foresee really beating Bernie well table Joe Biden's f***** he's too old but all in the wrong way like he did his communication skills of eroded he loves his words he looks exhausted he looks like he's just waiting for them to shut the door so I can take a big deep breath and sink into the couch you know I'm saying angrily ranting and he says you know we got to play the record player at night make sure the kids hear words that made less than no sense man what are you doing they have a plan it's called like a limited exposure a limited visibility campaign or do they are literally like hiding him from the public as much as possible or they have to have 2 as he's still close to the lead right relation to Bernie all the support providing default support So default support is people who don't necessarily follow politics that closely but they might be a registered Democrat and their ass reading Trump and Trump the beast on the campaign Trail but he's even out raising Trump when it comes to individual donations his ground game is airtight he's got people everywhere making phone calls knocking on doors getting involved and so he has basically an endless well of in small individual donors to port and an army of people on the ground where is Joe Biden is doing so bad that he went back on his pledge like all I won't take Super PAC money now he's saying well because he raised 9 million dollars in the last quarter or any race 30 and Joe raise knives so Bernie happy look at you is it he's incredibly honest and he's actually going to fight for you every step of the way yes no I think you're right I'm talking to him he's a very sincere guy and I think a lot of his policies I agree with I really really agree with this whole the exoneration of student loan debt that that to me is a giant factor in a lot of poor decision-making that a lot of young people may cuz they're f***** cuz they have this massive debt hanging over their head it's a huge source of stress and it's a rigged system I think it's dirty so dirty system yeah the medicare-for-all think it's a wonderful idea as long as you can seek you know very talented orthopedic surgeons if you got some money we make your dog fixed and they always pick your doctor incentive I think that certain doctors have towards Excellence right and a lot of incentive is financial and there are the doctors that are the very best in certain particular field they want to charge more money printer services and I think that that should be okay that's this one of the things that helps make people more enthusiastic about Excellence it's its Financial reward it's a part of human nature of things that people despise about the concept of socialism is that it's going to somehow or another by you know making sure that no one makes any more money than anybody else would you like the most extreme going to laugh they don't agree with that at all and one of the things that we get most annoyed with his when there's like a conflation people will look at the former Soviet Union people will look at Venezuela people will look at Cuba and I'll go I meant to say they will take credit for those systems in some ways do depends if you talk to Ben Shapiro on one that he might say no no Joe those systems are so good because their capitalist when extent of capitalism


    Saudi Arabia Has a Special “Anti-Witchcraft Unit”
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    you're going to be biased in favor of those countries in a favor like I mean they killed a journalist they killed a journalist and they didn't even get a slap on the wrist it was nothing why again because we're so intertwined with them with business relations and he is making money from them and and where is that right now between how they talk about stuff like this when it's a US Ally birth when it's not a US Ally when is a US Ally like Saudi Arabia that does it is nothing to see here but if you do if you get a similar story, coming out of Iran for example he's not a US Ally or they want to go after Maduro and I'm not saying he's a good guy but he's not a conversation about people being beheaded in the Public Square for stuff like sorcery Joe they kill people in Saudi Arabia for sorcery craft and drug smuggling and apostasy if you don't think God is real and you say that in Saudi Arabia they can kill you they can cut your head off in the Public Square and we have some sort of heart attack or an accident something wrong with my ability in anyway the way they did it it's almost like this guy wanted them to do it a certain way he wanted them to chop this guy up and put them in bags and deliver my other country in suitcases and s*** whatever the f*** they did however they got rid of them you know it's such a disturbing decision that they made and they know they're going to get away with it and again this is what happened we spoke about it last time I was on the podcast with a year ago so it was over a year ago and it's just whenever again if there are a lie that means I mean they really do there's so much business that goes on between the US and Saudi Arabian the weapons deals and everything that the argument actually make this argument in the white house sitting next to you know that the Saudi Crown Prince he's like they're they're buying so many weapons is so tremendous he holds up like the pictures of from Boeing this is what he's getting and it's like oh my God imagine for a second it's anybody like imagine a deal like that with Kim Jeong Hoon Kim Jeong Hoon he's tremendous Mental effects of their spells in the Gulf country let me see the picture for the picture oh my God remember Baghdad Bob from from the Iraq War Iraq was getting slaughtered he was like everything is great Iraq's kicking ass I wanted to be the when the severed head of a wolf wrapped in women's lingerie turned up near the city of how do you say that boot and I have no idea in northern northern Saudi Arabia this week authorities knew they had another case of Rich witchcraft on their hands a capital offense in the ultra-conservative desert Kingdom


    Donald Trump’s Anti-Establishment Politicking is a Sham
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    Rick Baker tried to explain Huawei to me and one things that you might be from the CIA thinks it is explained that he said you have to realize that there is no such thing as industry independent of government in China if you have something like Huawei if you have a giant Corporation they are inexorably connected to the Chinese government and the moves they make are not necessarily designed for you know the infant growth Paradigm this idea that we have in the United States with corporations holding the stockholders are just trying to make money that's not what they're doing over there they have a long game and the long game involves information involves Espionage involves stealing Trade Secrets and and and patents from other companies and so when they're selling them these modems they've got built-in third-party options so the third-party meaning China can extract information so if your if someone that has this modem and they're using this modem to send in someone in Beirut China can also get that information they do a lot of cyber on for a long time that they're You Know Jack Pattinson intellectual property and they had this whole you know economy that's kind of thriving all technology that's made elsewhere that's certainly an issue but also I would argue that it's probably the case with the US to that this kind of distinction between corporations in the state it is largely of the near because you have control of our political process because of big money from corporations flowing into the system so I think that a lot of these decisions that are made even when it comes to foreign policy or directly in relation to how it will impact those corporations like the thing that I remember was a lightbulb moment for me back in the day when I first learned about it was the banana Wars back in the day I think it was in the late 1800 but don't quote me on that we just went to South America started toppling governments because we wanted to jack their bananas I was literally further I think the Chiquita banana company that we did that yeah so when you look at that you go okay well that kind of distinction between Corporation and government is not even really a thing here it's like this veneer that's in between the two but really it it's the powerful money interest in the elites that kind of run everything and they're they're married at the hit whether they're in the government or whether their Incorporation what is the banana Wars I was like that clean stained has crazy how about when you go throughout history you find out that a lot of the wars were over salt I didn't even know that I did not know they killed people for salt is very important back in the day because they didn't have refrigerators so in order to preserve things to keep them from being infected by bacteria they would pour salt all over their meat and salt all of their fish and that's how they preserve things right apparently Preserve long periods of times when you completely cover them with salt yeah so it's I guess I guess it's just always been a thing that it's like Wars over resources taking these troops from northern Syria moving them over into Western Iraq and I'm going to be doing the same thing that they've been doing from Western Iraq and then Trump had the nerve to go out there and say and we've secured the oil it's so tremendous we've secured the oil we're not going to make the same mistake like we made no rack again and this is something that he had been saying it's he packed a conservative political action conference going back for years every year he give a speech and he actually said like we should we should have taken the oil should have taken the oil in Iraq because we didn't want us to have it and we should have it instead and it's like he's he actually rips the mask off of everything we're doing because he has no filter. Yeah that was a big part of it but what he's just admitting in front of the world is international love means nothing we don't care about you know the proper process we don't care about like imagine for a second China did that to us deeply about civilian Syrian civilians and that's why were there to protect them like know where there is Jack there oil that's what we're trying to do in the region so disturbing that all the other presidents they have this dislike fake holier-than-thou attitude where they really can like put on a happy face on a disgusting thing like Empire where Trump is and I think it's fair to say he's like too stupid to really go through the tap dance until people like there it is it's like it's right in front of our face about him is he says both things at the same time like he has the political instincts enough to know that people think war is generally bad so he always goes out there and he talks about how he thinks war is generally bad and we got to get our troops out of Middle East I don't know why were there so stupid do in the first place but when you actually doing it doesn't match his rhetoric turn off remember this but like a year or so ago he tweeted we're getting out of Afghanistan finally after all these years we've been there for 18 years was terribly to never been there in the first place and then we didn't get out he said that acting like we were going to do it and then the general by the scenes were like that's a good one and we never got out and then he just stopped up with it and he doesn't do their job and say wait we didn't actually get out of there but still comes across as a positive politically cuz he still doing the head face towards non-intervention with people agree with but it's business as usual behind-the-scenes how much time do you think he spends on any of these things if he does spend time how does he have the time to do these interviews how does he have the time to tweet how did you have the time to watch Fox News I mean I really want to know like how much interaction he he has with his cabinet like how much interaction does he actually have with the generals how much interaction that's that's the Dirty Little Secret show is that it can't be much it's not because what he really does is he watches Fox News all day into each other videos all day doing that and also doing what we think you should do look I don't have any time and all I do is do podcasts so I watch him before he became president I think was after he got the Republican nomination was an interesting story that it wasn't discussed too much but I thought it was fascinating because the Trump team apparently approached John Kasich who just like kind of a standard establishment Republican and he was the governor of Ohio but I'm not sure if I want you to kind of like be my vice president run the day today at the White House take care. Leo's cross all the t's do all the work like that and I want to go around the country and keep doing rallies and rile up everybody and get everybody to our side so basically and this shouldn't come to Earth is that and watching Fox News that he loves all of his time and everything else cheapest missing Joe he took all these deeply establishment figures Steve mnuchin of Goldman Sachs Steven on forgetting his name cone something count Cohen cone another guy from Goldman Sachs he had all these just career insiders brought them in his administration letters with the economy with foreign policy John Bolton deep neoconservative you said he believed in the opposite blast me with the power because he wants the system to keep running as it is and run smoothly while he goes around and just make the name for himself and talks about how amazing a tremendous this country is what an amazing job or doing so it is funny because he has two different personas one of them is going to pretend to BB&T establishment guy and rally people up Non-Stop and be a politician and be good at it and then the other thing is behind the scenes he's like guys just keep everything running and hold it together with duct tape if you have to do before I get out of here so he's at the same time president actually doing some fascinating Dynamic that's going on right now it's a giant hustle that's right it's a giant Sandman and other people on the left my disagree with me on this but I think he's brilliant at it I think he's brilliant at this part of it but where he be really does have a way like he broke every single political rule that ever existed when he ran for president anyone so was that tell you it's a giant cement and other people on the left my disagree with me on this but I think he's f****** brilliant at it I think he's brilliant at this part of it but where he really does have a way like he broke every single political rule that ever existed when he ran for president anyone so what does that tell you


    Would Medicare for All Actually Save Us Money?
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    you're going to hear what I just said about you know I care for all Single Payer Health Care and they're going to say yeah but how we going to pay for it cuz that's the commons one that she will bring up Melanie dress that because that's a really important question and usually when you actually substantially address of people go okay so now it cost more than if we had medicare-for-all why is that because we have an unnecessary for-profit middleman that essentially acts like a mafia so what we're saying is I'm going to remove that mop from around your neck and your ghost is basically what is that Mafia you referring to that Mafia the for-profit health insurance company so they have to they have to take their cut as the middleman between you and your doctor okay if we just remove that have the government at no profit margin be the single and sure that's what a single-payer means they're the single ensure then we actually end up saving 5 trillion dollars over the course of 10 years and that's not Kyle kulinski talking that's a detailed study from the University of massachusetts-amherst know. no f****** place so what do you what do you do when you have all these insurance companies like what happened to those insurance companies without all those jobs what happens all that money the insurance companies go away go away mean they go away and says go under so you killed a fight if I say you're not allowed to cut your lawn OK unless slushy the guy wants to charge you $100 I'm going to be the one who pays the person who cut your lawn you have to give me $200 or so if somebody came along and said no LOL hey middleman guy we're going to get rid of you and do you want to cut your lawn get back $100 in you're all set wouldn't you say well that makes sense the middleman guy it's he can piss off hey man don't take away my choice when it comes to picking my firefighter. What do you mean know the way it works is there's a fire get help end of discussion they will come you don't say well well well I want to pick my fire department will do the same thing with Healthcare the idea you're able to pick your doctor that's perfectly fine but the idea of you'll have your choice between insurance companies that's like saying pick which one you want the Irish mafia ripping you off for the Italian mafia rip you off at the Jewish Mafia ripping you off go ahead I'm giving you a choice public what type of privately-run and you can turn make a left on that road make a left on that road and make a right on that road don't take away my choice of road I want to pay for that one of them will ever know it's all there it's all free at the point of service and this is a whole idea of having a public utility does the whole idea of having something off the table in a civilized society study show is actually saved money so the real question people should be asking is how can we afford to keep having the system that we have right now because we pay more than the rest of the developed world and we have 40 to 45,000 Americans that die every year because they don't have access to basic health care and we have 500,000 people who go bankrupt as a result of medical bills so what you're saying is that they would do it abolish insurance companies actually so there is one caveat to that and that caveat is what's called supplemental health insurance so what that means is a medical procedure that isn't scientifically proven yet but it's still something that you like there would be Private health insurance companies that sell used Mitchell insurance which means on top of everything you already have through Medicare for all so if you were getting are stem cell therapy or something like that in an ideal medicare-for-all system and Bernie believe me has gone so far above and beyond any criticism I mean his things are tight it gives dental and vision to get everything I wouldn't be surprised if all Bill the stem cells thing is covered but Porsche Insurance on horse insurance or or or plastic surgery things of that nature and importance of private surgery or private insurance for for plastic I'm saying it would that you don't theoretically legal for it under Medicare for all system because it's supplement so how could you have insurance for plastic surgery say hey I'm in insurance company I'm going to come in and offer you something that's already covered in full by the single-payer system and the reason why that's there is we don't want you getting ripped off by some charlatans by Siri said but it was essentially gut the health insurance industry it would make it so that you no longer have health insurance company CEOs making tens of millions of dollars off the backs of people while people die because they can't get health insurance yes it would then that's a good thing that positive sale like to sell that well well the thing is we have this issue with where we have like a status quo bias where people think like well because it works how it works right now therefore the idea of addressing it and changing it seems like so overwhelming that we just kind of default to how we have it now but the problem is we know as a matter of fact that the way we do it now is the most batshit crazy way you could possibly do it because they researched this stuff all the time they studied this stuff and every single time they look at it the US comes dead last in the developer when it comes to health care so we finish there was a recent study from the Commonwealth fund they found that they sell the 11 different countries the US is 11th at 11 when it comes to health care so every other country that does the single-payer system with we were talking about and there's different versions of it there's multiplayer there single-payer is private funding of private insurance probably plenty of public insurance but bottom line is any other way you do it is better than the way we do it right now okay and just to be clear cuz some people table what about Obamacare was Obamacare Obamacare was originally a Heritage Foundation plan which is a right-wing think-tank so that was basically Mitt Romney's Healthcare Bill Newt gingrich's Healthcare Bill and whole idea was that that was we're going to force people to buy private insurance and I don't like that idea at all I think there's a good case to make that it was a step in the right direction because anything was better than the system that we had at the time but I would that was just a little step on the path to what we should have which is a medicare-for-all system where Healthcare is a right and a privilege we catch up the rest of the developed world and again we should go above and beyond the rest of the world cuz I can count and I don't think I have dental covered by it but burneyville does provide Dental so you know I think this is one of those issues where was fully 22 people is kind of a no-brainer and you can get people to realize I don't know the system is totally screwing you right now and we can fix it we should go above and beyond the rest of world cuz I can count and I don't think I have dental covered by it so don't put burneyville does provide Dental so you know I think this is one of those issues where was fully 22 people is kind of a no-brainer and you can get people to realize I don't know the system is totally screwing you right now and we can fix it


    Joe Rogan | KO'ing People Doesn't Feel Good w/Kevin Smith
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    it's to me hits home because I needed to know when I needed to retire to when I stop fighting I knew I was like I'm not doing this the way I used to do this and I used to be completely obsessed but I saw a bunch of people getting knocked out an octave bunch of people out I knew that that easily could have visited you like to knock somebody out it's weird it's a Bittersweet feeling like you don't feel good you know it feels if you were in a true combat feel good and well fighting for your life you mean yeah competition mean it was all people my age you know I can 19 20 years old and I'm standing over the unconscious version of me you know that I just kicked in the head and that's how the person you can generate with a Kik is just so terrifying it's so terrifying you know the think that that's going to bounce off your head in the lights go out and then you could incur legitimate brain damage from something like that in the initial kick or in that hit the drops we can both kick someone kicks you in the head someone who really knows how to kick they bounce a f****** Shin off your temple you might not ever be the same again that's real been knocked out I've never been knocked out I've been stopped which means I got tko'd with a punch and the guy followed up with a bunch of punches in the referee stop the fight that was the last fight ever had but I would never cast of three fights in a day on my won the first two one the first one by knockout a beat the f*** out of the second guy and I was pretty sick actually going into the fight and going into the return I would get sick sometimes he'll be nervous and it wasn't my nutrition with terrible and then the third fight I got hit with a left hook and I got one the first round in the second round I got hit with a left hook my legs just want you to stop working and I remember going to f*** s*** I've never been dropped like that before where my legs just he was a perfect left his calling Ryan the chance of what if he catches you on the chin what is the what's happening that it's it hit its like it connected to the brain with your brain right and your brain like it it also does something is like nerves behind your jaw when you get hit hard it just it's like an electrical charge goes in your body and everything just shuts off it's weird like it was total ponchos for my legs just stopped working and then they'll all that happening while that's happening more punches are coming boxing was an MMA and MMA the guy would jump on you and then stop it right there or you would maybe grab hold of them and maybe you would survive maybe wouldn't it is arguments that is safer in MMA because they stopped it quicker is also arguments when I go to the ground you can actually survive better and get hold on and maybe that would allow you to take more damage and maybe that's not a safe I'm in the former I think it's safer cuz I think once fights get stop quicker and safer but when you got jolted and electricity went through did you go down to dust your gloves off and the kids swarmed at me again hit me with a bunch more punches and I covered up the referee stop the fight so that was a TKO technical knockout but I had already known that I was kind of I was already doing stand-up comedy at that time as well and I didn't know that I was half in half out and then I had to wait when is this 1989 so this evening before this before news radio not there's no future in this and I was trying to make the Olympic team which was the Nationals were in Miami in 1988 and wait where you from Boston that's why is Adam so I was Massachusetts state champion and then I would go to these National tournaments and compete against like the the Illinois champion of the New Hampshire champion and money in 1988 and wait where you from Boston Massachusetts state champion and then I would go to these National tournaments and compete against like the the Illinois champion of the New Hampshire champion and


    Joe Rogan on When Fighters Should Retire
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    Barbie Fitness in my f****** jeans somewhere maybe cuz my mom's dad was a boxer like growing up like a like a guy and he had a record he was kid Dixie show growing up like my grandmother's house there's a picture of a guy like in that position with trunks but old timey like and Grandpa boxer not even box somebody but have someone hold pads for you and you learn how to punch and hit path cuz it's exciting it's fun to do it's like you can turn anything. the center of attention of a thousand 5000 bunch of people as a man on stage even the man in the ring sometimes when you're doing a UFC event and stuff like that you know what it's like of the surge the the energy that comes from like I'm here and everybody's got I got their attention and I command the f****** room is part of why we do what we do my grandfather having been a boxer must have felt that right like f****** probably way more than I feel when I walk up on stage we're on the reboot Roadshow tour I'm like why feel clever sitting in the back watching the movie with the audience in here and left this is a guy who is like I'm the Man in the ring and like it's all up to me and my fists and I could be a God or go tonight and like to know it becomes Primal and there's pounding and s*** like that you would imagine there's a if you got in the ring and he pursued it enough to have a record there must have been some sort of call some sort of satisfy maybe it's sometimes people do it for money right maybe with this guy now been a way to make a living know this guy know he I mean you don't think you did it I think it was hoping for purses but I don't think it was just like this or mailman or them although that's where the story is kind of going not mailman but this was a guy who boxed professionally and the story was that my grandmother like when they had their first kid might have to jinya my grandmother was like you can't be a boxer anymore and so he was like all right and then stop being a boxer and then my grandfather became a custodian in the Newark courthouse and every day he would like get dressed up in a suit and take the bus to the Newark Courthouse they lived in a different section or and then he'd put on his custodian outfit and like clean the toilet sweep the floors and stuff like that salt-of-the-earth s*** so my whole life I never question this you know your wife says you quit and you quit and stuff like that until I became older and I became something of the man in the ring myself I know what it's like to stand you know at attention for everybody where everybody you were the focus of thousands where you get a level of affection from a from a one vociferous mass that is unparalleled from any of the amount of affection you give him any other single human being in this world it is I've never done heroin but I imagine it's better than heroin it's one of the greatest drugs that they fuels us and you know we obviously like it we keep f****** doing it we make money off it yes but there's many ways to make money and we like it we do it because there's power to it and it feels fantastic and you feel like man they like me they really like me and then I start thinking why would he have put that all beside like how do you step outside all that just because your wife is like I don't want you to do that more and then it made me reconsider my grandparents and I figured out and I want to see if you back me on this play you don't know these cats you can have skin in the game so you can't offend anybody done that sound like she did dirty s*** that nobody else did the Badman somewhere else but the bed my thought is that he recognized it's very dangerous you probably knew people who died and he probably wanted to find a way out of it anyway which most Fighters do most Fighters at some point time to realize I'm going to have to jump off this ride one day I can't stay on this ride until I'm a dead man tells 90 years older a hundred years old it's not feasible it's does it doesn't exist there's no 98 year old boxers I don't think he faced his own mortality every boxer does every fighter does you you hit someone I try you see that well then he's probably been hurt you see people get hurt to see people get pummeled to see people get knocked out maybe been knocked out yourself and you realize that this is something that is unsustainable if he's not making any money at it it's extremely dangerous and you start you know you start thinking what could happen to you when you know what can happen to you it happens to people you see it happen if it hasn't happened you you watch it happen other people if you're around Combat Sports enough you're going to see people get f***** up and when you see people get f***** up you real hey this is voluntary there's other ways to make a living I don't have to do this anymore I can get off this ride or you're the type of person that doesn't give a f*** you want to be a champion and you're your thought is you are here for Glory you are here for a legacy you're here to leave your mark you want to go down in history as a great and if you don't feel that way I tell people to get out. I think fighting is one of the most singular Pursuits a person can get into you're not only giving like the I'm dedicating myself to some dick giving your body something that like you're taught your entire life protect this it's also the consequences are so grave the consummate zigging and zagging you you go the wrong way run into Annie wrong way run to head kick wrong way you wanted to a punch you know you duck into an apricot your f****** lights go out you're laying on your back they're going to Flashlight your face and ice in the backyard can you you don't even know what day it is you don't know what and then. You never get back and you can only get so many of those your life you know what there's it depends on the person but you get knocked out 345 x whatever the number is there's a certain number that your life is going to be f****** different now because now your brain doesn't work good anymore that's a fact and maybe we'll get a little bit better over time maybe can go through some cognitive therapy there's some different things are doing with magnets and different things are doing with stems are there shooting straight into your cerebral spinal fluid and they think that that might have some sort of a positive impact on CTE but man that the reality is Combat Sports are a f****** brutal brutal business and I think it's possible he just got to a place where but how do I get a dirty German girl who is just like I will let you do the anal you got to get out of the ring and he says she's like I'll give you one ring for the other and he was a God damn it cuz he called her gussied-up onion like lot of people that have Combat Sports induced brain damage there's no doubt about it no if ands or buts half-and-half out I go f****** hard in the paint I tell him that you got to get the f*** out of this now you have to trust me and let you know and I've done to the point where people think I'm mean and I'm like look I'm not mean about very many things in this life but when it comes to people are delusional about their abilities and Combat Sports or their future and Combat Sports I get f****** mean because I think you I know you got to know with no uncertain terms I can't be protective of your feelings I have to go in hard because no one else is going to people don't they b******* you coaches b******* you trainers b******* you they tell you got a chance promoters willing to put you on fights when you really should retire it is a dirty aspect of the business and I don't I don't play that s*** if I think that someone should get out I go hard and I tell him and you know I've done it to friends I've done it too commentary for the vast mean they pulled me aside and I said you got to get out man you got to get out cuz if you can talk right now you're okay right now but how many more shots can you take how many more times you get knocked out one KO can change your whole f****** life meldrick Taylor got knocked out by Julio Cesar Chavez and melchior tail was Olympic gold medalist of fantastic boxer was lightning-fast combinations beautiful skill but Julio Cesar Chavez just kept wearing on him and wearing on him only dropped him in the final round and they stop the fight would like seconds going to fight Richard Steele stop the fight was a big controversy like oh my God how can you stop the fight manager was heading the scorecards and you know it was only a couple seconds to go and Magic would have wanted decision it was a right call because he was done after that fight man after that play he was never the same you hear him talk today it's the saddest s*** in the world he can barely put together a sentence and he had a few fights after that against Terry Norris was a brutal knockout punch her and couple other she just was never the same again it was that one fight one fight one beating too much and it was just it all fell apart on them and that can happen that can happen to any fighter and when you're done you're done and the only way you should ever compete as a fighter is if it is this is your f****** callings the thing that you're obsessed with it is your one hundred percent focused and as soon as it's not as soon as you have doubts get out because there's a bunch of people out there that don't have doubts and I was trying to tell people I think about Mike Tyson before he won the title thing about the Mike Tyson that destroyed Marvis Frazier think about that m*********** that guy is all in you don't ever want to face a guy who's all in when you're half-assing it a lot of people half-assing it didn't even realize or half past mid-day just have this thing in her head well I'm trying pretty hard I'm doing good I got good skills I can beat this guy but when someone's in there in and it's Combat Sports are uniquely dangerous in terms of the consequences of you not being committed so you got to know when to get out and no one does very few people to look a few guys Andre Ward retired undefeated Olympic gold medals to division world champion he's the rarest of the rare most guys they keep going until they get f***** up they keep going until they get knocked out to get brutalize and then you meet him afterwards and could barely talk man they could barely talk I've seen so many guys I could just barely string words together everything's a mumble all the words of slurring to the next word it's horrible man and I saw it in the gym I saw in the gym with guys who never made it they still got brain damage. The f****** the gods of Combat Sports they don't give a f*** if you win a title if you're eating shots you take punches to the Head kicks to the head you're getting f***** up man no matter what it was like they did know the people get Punch-Drunk but they didn't know what was cause it's not even knock out it's it's sub-concussive trauma that does the Gallatin the world of hockey as well as terrible but Knockouts are also riffic and then from me my discussions with guys like dr. Mark Gordon who's an expert in traumatic brain injuries and he works with a lot of soldiers and he runs a TBI Foundation to deal with injuries that soldiers and football players and Fighters face and his descriptions of it will scare the f****** s*** out of you I mean people can get brain damage from f****** jet skiing I just bouncing up and down this is a real thing you can get a shot to the head or golf balls golf ball that kind of s*** changes people forever forever so you grandfather probably wanted out for some thought number one Sober Sober October gives you a different Joe Rogan Burns of the Combat Sports I can listen to you spin Yarns tell Tales you know what that's unfair to Ken Burns I call you the Jean Chef of I don't know who that is but I hope he's off you seem to remember Christmas story about the books the essays that it's all based on my other thoughts that is far more dignity than I ever afforded my grandfather I appreciate it my mom is going to appreciate that and then 4th f*** I lost my point are the thoughts that is far more dignity than I ever afforded my grandfather I appreciate it my mom is going to appreciate that and then fourth fuk I lost my point I thought I had enough of them


    Kevin Smith on Jason Mewes "He's a True American Original" | Joe Rogan
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    you just maintaining now you trying to download saying in like I'm on the road for the next like 60 while we have 63 days with Jay and Silent Bob reboot we just been in Jersey Chicago Detroit Grand Rapids st. Paul St Louis Columbus has the first leg and now we go to Texas and stuff for doing that for like 60 just we're just touring the movie rather than like I will put the movie in Thousand theaters we don't have that kind of marketing money so instead me and are just touring with the movie so essentially it's like a comedy tour like a small punk band tour we go to a theater we set up shop we sold tickets in advance last tour sold out reboot Roadshow duck comprar tickets and intro the movie watch the movie with them and then hang out afterwards Q92 it like that and for me it's like you know it's it's pretty grueling schedules every day in a different city but everyday I get to like sit and watch the movie with the exact on its own made for sound like walking into a multiplex it's playing your movie and even if it's crowded you like man I hope all these cats get every joke and stuff this is the crowd the movie was made for so every reference every joke like a landmine you feel like a genius I sit in the back of the room watch the back of their heads like a dirty little cock at every screening man just ready to f*** a jerk off and so happy with myself and like I'm so clever listening to it's we just taken the movie and kind of event Eyes by being like a man come watch it with us cuz you do that very cool and in a world where people come see me and Jay anyway talk about the old movies like I'm paid 5200 bucks for like the same things he has bring so it's been incredibly successful man like big sold out shows we've had to like double up on show but watching it with the audience is like it it's it's it's fantastic afterwards we share the stage which is difficult cuz I tend to the you know as you'd like I'm Baba blah so I've tried to hold back to let him kind of take front-and-center during the connects these the star of the movie and he's amazing in the f****** Fleck like I tell people at the beginning of every night I'm like I really get to make this journey with doing it for 25 years since Clark's because like I met a boy who said dirty things to me and I said come with me we're going to Hollywood and like I met a true American original Jason Mewes I said you figure funny I wonder if people would find you funny outside of New Jersey and then like somebody should put you in a movie one day and then one day I was that person and he was our passport has been our passport to the world the guy least likely the guy that was never going to get out of Highlands you know on his own accord but like simply by being like wait say these things here on camera now we've got a movie like he opened up the entire world it's his Finest Hours movie like he's funny as f*** he cares though she'll but he also gets to be emotional cuz it's about him finding out he's got a long-lost daughter and hits his father daughter moving and so their moments in the movie where people cry and not because like Kevin f***** up another movie like they're they're like oh my God like he's he's getting me there as an actor it's been like f****** thrilling to watch so every night like it's throwing watch when we made it every night I get to like sit back and watch the audience take it in and I'm used to make a comedy and you want people laughing otherwise you'll if it's sign death but there are moments in the movie where like it's quiet and that's a good thing and like you know I still clenched my a****** cuz and any silence you're always like you just need one Heckler to be like whatever in the audience breaks or whatever so far man it's been like really f****** beauty is put the seat out there though so you know I know I know 1 Heckler to be like whatever in the audience breaks or whatever so far man it's been like really f****** beauty is put the seat out there though the f*** this blow so you know I know I know


    Evander Holyfield on Fighting Mike Tyson "I Wanted to Bite Him Back!!" | Joe Rogan
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    when you have you had some incredible fights but to me what one of my Fondest Memories is you know what Kevin James is from the King of Queens TV show me and Kevin James were at my house in Encino the night you fought Tyson the first one the first fight and went when you drop Tyson I'll never forget it because back then we need a bug Buster Douglas beat and Tyson but what kind of almost thought it was like a fluke but when you were batter enticing and then you put him down to stop him I'll never forget Kevin James jumping off the couch oh my god with throwing arms up in the air and that was for sure one of the greatest Heavyweight Championship victories in the in the history of sport it was just incredible fight because a lot of people's eyes Tyson was like this a bad guy he was like a live people thought of him as like a thug you know and you were thought I was just like really good guy and many people didn't think that you were going to be able to beat him so when you didn't just beat him but you took it to him took it to him you know like early on the fight you could tell that you had decided you're going to push him around and you know once you would stop him I mean it was it was pandemonium in my house who everybody was going crazy they couldn't believe it things that you do well so son you know which one which one is sports you going to do besides I was a good athlete but football and boxing with my two best one but you're not play basketball good morning back after a crime and you can't quit to the season is over so I had to play on that I play play on that game they found it let me play in championship game they see how good I was and asked me was I coming back next year I should know series at why I said I ain't got you told me you got the bed on yourself or you going to bed on the couch so in boxing you bet on yourself right and teens boy you better know the coach you bet on the culture been on the other players and you bet on the coach of letting you play right right where is inboxing they have to let you fight that's right now you may be asking somebody tagged him for you now when did you think that boxing was going to be your career was it right after that it's like around 10th grade was that you know and came down to one one sport that I really do real well until that fit 9 you know I just put everything in it where you are part of that incredible Olympic team to imeem so many great fighter came out of that Olympic team right Freeland Pernell Whitaker Taylor I can tell you all of them Bobby Shannon 125ml to Taylor my 32 Pernell Whitaker 139 Jerry Jerry and and 147 with Mark Breland 156 Frank take my 65 version Hill 78 wine silver amazing you besides Michael Spinks you were one of the rare guys to move up to move up and be successful as a heavyweight did you just decide like after you beat Dwight Muhammad qawi who was the cruiserweight champion and you'd beat you know some real good names at that way class you just decided that heavyweight was it where the real money was that actually you know I wanted to be and and only person that I knew is Mike Tyson doing I could do it so so when Mike Tyson what they're about you know you know you know people tend to make up excuses. Mike Tyson a small person 566 by 2030 lb he beat the Daylights I figured it might could do it I can do it so I gave you inspiration and you crazy you have to be a little of that to be in this anyway yeah there's no doubt about that right so when you first did fight Mike Tyson was that like something you would always knew was going to happen once he got out of jail and so you know what and you know and everybody and everything that I've done everybody will always remind me you didn't beat Mike Tyson is not like it was my fault mad at me they tell me I can't wait till you fight Mike Tyson thing is is that you know he was that person that I watch everyone is fine and then I realized you can't make that message that many mistakes with Mike Ryan when you finally did beat him do you think when you just fight them and did beat them to think that raised you or your celebrity and your notoriety to a different level not not really a thing it let people know that you ain't gotta you ain't got to be considered a bad person to be good and the rent and but everybody thought that because I didn't curse a lot I don't get in trouble that you you ain't mean enough to beat a mean guy so then I meant and I did everything right I want a lawyer for a lot bigger and and but it's alright to the game it's really our heart is really are in this is not just one thing you just you hit harder because you had a baby to take something to give some Brian where you always can take it yeah that was a big part of your your career when you have an iron chin I mean really opposed at giant man and he hit you with some bombs Wars that you guys had you were able to take some credible punches the argue with me I knew that I can take it but can you take it and so the whole big thing as the whole big thing my whole thing my old my whole big thing with Mike is that what Mike had told somebody say everybody got a plan till they get hit in the end he was right and so that was part of the plan was to let him know that early right it seems like that was when you when you fought him protecting the first round you pressed him and it was that was a rare moment to see someone like really pushing Mike back and getting my back on his heels if if you like might get you back that maybe it right right right when you know when you know how good you are when somebody press you with what you doing she said might load oppress other people can he handle depressed what you make what you do to somebody and somebody do it again you get ticked right like that's the thing was to we practice just pulling pressure when pressure One Direction make him feel the same way that he make other people feel so that was the game plan going into gameplay is the fight is probably the most famous fight cuz he bit of chunky ear off and I saw it when you come in here show everybody that and realize holy he bit a chunk out of your f****** ear right what what were you thinking of that time by New Bern getting ready to bite the Daylights out of him and I will bite him in the face for the ER I pretended like it like it was a real bad ass but I'll come swoop you up and fight you ready and your face everybody know what I was going to do ice but this this Prophet told us before the fight he told me he said look he going to do something and your face Aaron's that you but you got to stay focused if you don't stay focused when a man and I knew I'll give me the buy him back and and but my corner person to tell me keep my mind on the Lord I'm quite a chunkier and it hurts so bad if babies having a bad did it hurt did UCI high jump I was just trying to remember that get him I want to bite it I really wanted to bite him back and and all the sudden I hit my mind need to get back to being just the Lord so you don't go get back cuz you going to get cold I was amazing they didn't stop the fight immediately but they came back and check and then he asked me you all right I will be scared and he seen I called him Andy to shot then she bit me again man and I jumped back and I just getting ready to kick him in the balls and I went back to the corner and I was so I really don't get it and they stop the fight find a way out well well yeah but it's the only thing that I guess with me and what I stand on is that I was able to forgive her and yes that's has been to turn around in my life to tend to make people people always wanted by the Nazi but I forgave in there go around the world with the Muslim to whatever and people said while this guy kept Wiki of how can you put give for you already beating the guy I know but you don't but it's what is what life have to be if you going to buy with even your brothers and sisters cuz if you don't forgive nobody you going to be a mad person you're going to find yourself locked up Brian and it's going to haunt you you forgave him it took a weight off your shoulders yet Mike and I will do a lot of things together because they forgive this part and he's been cool to see you together now I mean when it when I have seen things that you've done together I'm like wow crazy like after he bit you those crazy fights and to see you together laughing and joking around together it's it's pretty interesting eventually she'll skin calling you ain't used to be tall to short but you know this is yours statue and at two people to people came from the ghetto who box and box with only thing I did real well okay in football and but the thing is that after all that looking at much money we made doing something that we not doing it properly we make money we make money and we can both raise our family in the way that we want to raise them how long did it take after the fight before you forgive them into the locker room and everybody start complaining that I can't believe you did this. You got to be given to bite you in the locker room right after the fight me I think it's who in control God so I wasn't Lord I wouldn't this thing all about it he said forgiving very important people that everybody come to see and they need to know that forgiveness is a big part of life and so I was able to do that so in the point of being able to do that you know how I realize that it made my life better than all over the world that's a very powerful decision and you know it's a very powerful statement you know to for you to forgive him after that I mean that really that probably did a lot of good for a lot of people to realize man of Evander Holyfield can forgive Mike Tyson after he bit a chunk of his ear off I mean that's a that's a wrong statement of character right there you know what mean when when things things don't go right I go back to the Branson Lord what it's all about forgiveness and I wouldn't be who I am is a short somewhere ball game in in New York head and I looked up and everybody was screaming and I wonder what they screaming about telling me to watch out watch out for who I looked up at Mike and had to Big Bear coat and he then he went to number shake hands and a week after a week after your nonsense is probably still sore not in Anger they smiled and said when he became that guy wow do when you saw mine did you guys talk come down with the door open and everybody was shocked so they was shot when the while we wasn't fight right. It's just you to an elevator other people drunk about a third fight date they mention it invite you to the thing is is that they want to give a lot of money and they they were asking me to try to an amount thing is that I got to feel like it's kind of a bully for you to answer my to fight the fight you again when you know you going to win again I just didn't I didn't think they if Mike is Mike want to do it I would have done it but I wasn't going to go ask all right I think you been a bully when you know you're better than somebody and you want to you want to play them at something that you know you going to beat up Ryan right but you know you know you feel that you better and so I think it'll be wrong with me I asked right now that's that's amazing I mean but that just shows what kind of a person you are like good that shows what kind of character you have and that's ordered defines your career that you are the guy that did always seek the big challenges anything that great it come from God at all given time I had a mom who who had a sixth grade education but she raised me she raised the 4 time heavyweight champ of the world she stayed on me all the time and my brothers and sisters and Mom you don't make a sister to him you need him go out to my mama said he going to be all right you just wait and see she never did give into nobody said about about me and I became who I am and I'm just here so I'm just so thankful they in in the Bible said all good things come from God anything that is good for you it came from God


    What Kevin Smith Has Changed 1 Year After His Heart Attack | Joe Rogan
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    like when you go to England you take 2 days off what is that feeling you sit there and go like boy everything sure is crisp does it need to be it's not bad it's not like I'm jonesing I'm pounding tables I don't have that kind of relationship with it but it is kind of like you know like remember I were to hockey jersey forever you know a lot of people like you don't want to wear something else to my married for like 20 years stick with it when vegan still vegan you know like never really altered since that happened and stuff so my kid made me my kid was like she been vegan for a couple years and she was like scared she never been through anything real first world kit wonderful kid but like dr. Laden and did the stress test where you know you're on the treadmill and you grant and stuff and then they take all the blood and he was like whatever you're doing keep doing it's amazing he said I can see her are cuz they take pictures of your right he's like I know where the heart attack was so I know exactly where to look he's going if I didn't know where to look you would never tell he's like right now there's no lasting damage keep going so I hike Runyon everyday a vegan out like a year-and-a-half ago cuz the kid 10 and haven't really straight back some all plant-based and I intermittent fast I don't eat breakfast anymore I thought I'm not going to be like breakfast is propaganda but it kind of is you don't really need to eat that early in the typical you know what that's untrue then people maybe do guy my size certainly didn't need to be eaten breakfast could have skipped I do the same based on what's the soonest you ate them generally speaking it depends what I've gone I've done as late as like 1/2 in the afternoon. I'll try to make it till noon the earliest and then like by 2 I'm ready I'm ravenous it's not what I do is I get up in the morning I'll have a cup of coffee and then I work out and either I run or I do yoga or something whatever I do is pretty intense and then I do podcast generally around noon did this when I start the day and so I'm already been out for hours and hours and sometimes I don't even eat until after the podcast sometimes Elite it like three have you gone days we don't eat it all know I've done that skip all the way down because the body is still feeding off of like energy and stuff but I'm also you know I'm on I'm WWE Ambassador so that made like my reduced eating made like staying on points like insanely easy


    Why Joe Turned Down a Cameo in Jay and Silent Bob Reboot
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    I've been in here in jumps in spurts and those jumps in spurts you have become like the most powerful f****** broadcaster on the planet like crazy popular everywhere. Mega mil flashlight days but like you are now Beyond you transcended the f****** medium you got to tell me if it don't wince you got to tell me it feels good otherwise what am I striving for my career and to be honest I don't really strive if you seen the s*** I do but like there is an idea of like you know oh man at the top it must be amazing like no bulshit you're absolutely the top of your f****** Snowden on your podcast dude Everything feels exactly the same but different but it's still fun I still enjoy talking to people like you and I had my friend Kyle kulinski on earlier I've had some really interesting people on I love I've always enjoyed talking interesting people so that's the same everything's the same in that regard it's different in that it's it's very obvious when I go places that is having more of an impact because you're the same person right but the world changes like the impact you put out the signal in the world changes in more lovers more haters more this more that just sits everything just increases if you got more becomes more it becomes weird people want to interview you people want to do things and I don't do any of those things to let me talk can I talk with J cuz I don't never want to cut you off because I could listen to I love coming here and I have left coming here but now there's this different onus to it cuz it's like it's it's it's it's nice but this is how I fentek Rogan is so we're making Jay and Silent Bob reboot and I reach out to like everybody I know about being in the movie and you know even the people that are like, I don't go to New Orleans that's Farm like you do remember I almost died with everybody in the, so Jordan she's like I I reach out to Joe's manager and then he said he's not interested I was like you know what let me handle this I'll reach out to Joe I got Joe on Direct I don't need a manager man September sent email or text to Joe knows I can't make it reboot do you want to come play and just flat-out on Front Street is true of the corvega I hate that acting s*** but I don't want to do that he's like I'll talk to you about it when I was like all right that's how you are. We're in a place right now where you're like ruin my credibility with s*** like acting in The credibility I don't like doing it too much time I don't have them too much I'm doing that you know between all the podcast I do doing commentary for the UFC doing stand-up comedy there's a lot of things to things you've been doing for the last f****** day bro I made baseball increased perhaps I'm not in the fighting world so I don't know if your your jobs there have exponential increase I knew you were always a big party this is increased quite a bit I'm doing six podcast this week and then I'm flying to New York on Thursday and then I'm doing Artie Lange on Friday in New York that would be a 7th podcast we're going to carry that one over to the next week but that's just that does not leave any room for a trip to New Orleans to do a movie that doesn't leave any room to do anything this I get all these weird request to do things that just are not interesting I don't want I don't want to do it this is one of the most interesting I believe me I'm not voting hunting spot going like why didn't you come I don't have timed it was the most on brand f****** response and it was also a lesson in like let me reach out this manager knows nothing in the exactly Don brand f****** response and it was also a lesson in like let me reach out this manager knows nothing in the magic exactly nothing she knows exactly how I feel about everything so he doesn't you knows I just do I say no to everything man


    Joe Rogan: Aliens Are Making Contact Whether We Like or Not
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    there are aliens do you want to be here when they make contact why think they're making contact whether we like it or not because we're looking and watching whether we like it or not they're observing and I think if you were an intelligent being from another planet you would want to make sure that the territorial monkeys don't blow each other up and that's what we are we are like this adolescent stage of evolution where we still have all of our Primal territorial jungle instincts but yet we also have this insane a bit need to harness the Adam we also have this ability to send videos through space and then we can catch them on your phone and play it back and forth we hardly withhold energy in these little rectangular devices that we holding our Pkwy charge them and we charging them with f****** nuclear power that's you know the nuclear power plants are charging our phones then the phone's going to our pockets and then we're like real close you know we're real close to a lot of this crazy technological innovation and it keeps getting more and more spectacular with every passing generation and they're probably watching they're probably watching and waiting and trying to figure out what the f*** were doing and if you believe what they told Bob Lazar that they were responsible for an accelerated Evolution where they were Wayward lights come on too much information as they were saying who's they when he was working for the police to work for the Air Force was the air force that Lazar was working for whatever it whatever the government body that was operating area S4 they gave him a bunch of breakdowns on a lot of things they do and what were they think they got these crafts from where the crafts are one of them was from an archaeological dig he said but they gave him an explanation of what these aliens are here for and what they're doing and one of the things that they sat and he said I have no method of verifying whether or not it's true or not but that they had accelerated the evolution of primitive primates so they had taken primitive primates and they had done something to time to change them from a primitive being to what we have now and Homo sapiens and I was very quickly if you really look at Evolution the difference between Australia pithecus and Homosapien it's only a few hundred thousand years which is insane if you if you think of how much more advanced we are than those lower hominid and there's no other animal that's experienced that kind of a leap the human brain doubled in brain size over . of 2 million years we have no idea how we have no idea what happened is all speculation with her it's eating meat controlling fire using tools hunting increased access to protein changing from herbivores to omnivores to carnivores all these different theories the throwing arm that's another theory that it humans figured out a way to use an arm to throw and hit things and that accelerated alright problem solving skills is a lot we don't know Siri called the stoned ape theory he believed that human beings were experimenting with psilocybin mushrooms and it's psilocybin mushrooms accelerated Revolution who knows we don't know but one of the things that they were telling was our when he was working it as for back engineering and crafts were that human beings with a product of accelerated Evolution and that these space beans and there was more than one there's more than one civilization that was involved in this these space beings at crafts were the human beings were the product of accelerated Evolution and that these space beings and there was more than one there's more than one civilization that was involved in this these space beings had had some sort of hand and this running experiment that is the evolution of man


    Kevin Smith Shares His Favorite Memories of George Carlin
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    it's not that because you don't think about that but I think about that it's time to takes away from the actual thing the actual thing deserves 100% of your attention and the Apple has saying you feel that in the moment but when do you f****** feel it like when you like everybody icon I'm always concentrating on the things get the things that you do I make it where you all right so I concentrate on anything but like then if I can celebrate that like holyshit I stuck The Landing light like we we have a great show like me and Santino Saturday night we have the f****** wild show does arena in Cleveland was awesome after was over we high-five we get something to eat and that's it then then you let it go you got to let it go because my King is literally on the road every night and it's like a bee even though like it's a different show every night and that's it from wonderful audience like I'm still thinking about the two shows we have the music box Chicago Theater was religious of all the strings I've ever had in my life like those two will stick out and you get to sit down and watch people enjoy the peace is also also organic but it's organic as you want it to be nothing to do with that question but even then it's not like you're doing us like a bit you know like where you have to begin your set thank you very much cargo great to be here here's the thing about Chicago oh yeah there's bit but they don't I was I was blown away by Carlin like one that we were rehearsing on dogma and George Carlin was and we have smoked Burgers the 90s everybody smokes cigarettes and s*** and I was like what are you and everybody was then Linda, Chris Rock and George is like I'm working on this for the new HBO show he goes called advertising lullaby and that's what you mean working on it and it goes while memorizing I was like you memorize your bits and goes yeah right everything I think you write your bit I was just thought you kind of came up or shut up stop your head against Nazis like I tried everything and then have to memorize everything like a script and then we were like can you do it and he's like yeah you want to say it and so he did a Command Performance for the eight of us in the room of 1000 lullaby and it was Pitch Perfect I saw the HBO show like you know months later and it was Pitch Perfect so I couldn't believe that that dude was committed to the written word as he was but he fancied himself a writer first and foremost even want to do comedy though like he really backed into it he was he wanted to be Danny Kaye you wanted to act and stuff like that and he was just happen to be funny first to do the radio DJ thing and then they P2P weatherman Burns and Allen was Prior that stuff but it kind of backed into comedy and was excellent at it but was not like it was not like this is what I've always wanted to do since I was a kid just kind of you always seem to accept the fact that he was like all of this is that I'm a genius at this all right he did it differently he would do a man he was probably the most prolific big-name guy of all time and he actually inspired Louis CK to do a new hour every year because that's what he did Carlin George did a new hour every year and part of the reason why his seventy five nights a year how that happened but it is book last words he talks about like me but a chat sometimes he would like to chat in the seventies he was that f****** easy but a jet and he would sit on the runway in Long Island at a at LaGuardia and just do Coke in the f****** playing anytime I jump on stage cuz weed every night after reboot we get up on stage and work the crowd and stuff I got a chance to say hello to him once said hi to everybody said hi the door guys we go see him do a show me and Chris Rock is me and my wife Jen and Chris was married to his wife a lock of that point and George is playing at Caesars in Atlantic City and so he's like I got seats for you guys up front so you know rock was like it had his role with the new he was like f****** at the height of his game and s*** until we go see the shown and Carlin had a bit where he it was like people I could do without like guys named skip s*** like and one of my people I could do without any man over the age of 12 who wears their baseball cap backwards so you know long before I met him at the show he's up there doing it bit and you know he's like another person I could do without Kevin you exempt from this guy's over the age of 12 weather baseball cap backwards like my foot up and rocks next to me Rocco's he knows who you are even though like we did work together on the movie and it was so exempt though for the like he the like blows people for rides at the day he was such a committed after they would day we shot we had him for a few hours and then he had to rush off to go be on stage and be Carlin so he made a little window of time for us and he came to me on Saturday goes Kevin your the writer-director this I have a question for you as a good guy and he goes you know this says that I'm f****** with I talked to him about the rules of the road with these idiots or do I believe in the rules of the road can't believe you're giving it this much vodka and thought towards I said but like the way I wrote it I assume the guy believed in the rules of the road because that's what I thought I was that's exactly what I f****** thought he was so like committed to Performance man like he was an absolute joy to be around and he was never on he's like you like f****** not like a man how about them Donuts he doesn't feel the need to make you laugh I love Tracy Morgan death don't get me wrong but like you got to save 6 hours for facial you know Rehabilitation yes because you're just going to laugh until 11 in your faces in that rictus grin the entire if I can tell you ever met John Witherspoon and his son JD and my f****** face hurt after was over it was like cramps up Morgan like my cheeks were hurting George was not that guy he just sat there no conversation with him like he was just interesting f****** face hurts really tell my God she's so funny her stories are so crazy she loves you listen to me already like him over text when we're damned well my parents having Cheech and Chong through my parents having Cheech and Chong album Cheech and Chong is in Jay and Silent Bob reboot and then Bill Cosby and then when I do that give me octal Cosby albums and my mom would always be like you can't listen George, but you can listen Bill Cosby because he's clean


    My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way is Joe Rogan’s Cousin
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    ask a question on behalf of somebody else hold on yeah yeah because I was talking to your grandmother name Josie yes Gerard Way yes lead singer I don't know him but we're cousins how crazy that two people in the same family became super f****** famous and don't even know we don't know each other that's not you got that money fast play Bad with a guy named Jersey long who's this badass Canadian guy who knocked my friend Larry out he hit him in the head with an axe kick and just changed Larry was never the same again he was always like real tentative and nervous to destroy his confidence and you know y'all so what we did we aren't making any money so that you know what these are all amateur fights right so there was this thing like what am I doing like why am I why is this my whole life why were you doing I'm almost twenty-two when I started fighting when I started doing the competition to gave me a focus and it gave me something where I didn't feel like I was a loser like for the first time in my life it was something that I didn't realize that if I focused on this thing and I dedicated to myself myself this thing I could be successful and that Shane is really the opposite of a loser looks like I found football I found someone who's your Jesus some people like I Found Jesus something whether it's Chase or Jesus or filmmaking whatever the f*** it is to find a thing and you focusing you see some success oh my God I got you. Going or something I can do something I can be somebody I can I can I can do something that's fulfilling and rewarding and I know that I'm not a loser because a lot of it is like confidence write a lot of it is if you look at your life and you look at things that other people are doing you a card I can't do that he's doing that they these people could do that they're different than me I don't have confidence it takes doing something and having some success at that gives you confidence do other things and martial arts I wasn't so terrifying to me it was so scared of it that it became by overcoming that and becoming successful at it it gave me this understanding that you can do you can basically do with Envy whatever you want if you just focus on it and you're not going to do it it's not going to be a media you're not going to be successful immediately and you're going to fail but through those failures you learn and you go back and you get some experience you do it better next time and that is from the book of five rings and in that book he said something I read it when I was like 17 years old once you understand the way broadly you will see and everything and that that is that is if anything that is one of the main focuses of my life that I think that works on say once you understand the way broadly you can see it in everything that describes you your Seeker my favorite proverb is May you realize your own Divinity in this lifetime I saw it on a yoga wall hanging at my wife put on the house once and it's just it wasn't really the message she intended she just liked I think the image of Boo and one day I was letting the dogs out and I was waiting by the door so you have time to like really stare at and I was probably just stoned enough and then completely understood it was like you realized you're on Divinity meaning don't wait until you drop dead to find out you were got all along handing it off to somebody else and some higher power our powers and you became a fighter Twerk something before he became a filmmaker made him feel worth something make manifested he's absolutely right it's the you can kind of do anything so the shift to me from doing something it was competition especially concert competition with grave physical consequent really really doing stand-up when I first start doing stand-up I realized okay this could be at like the the fuking fighting thing that's like it's a dead end there's no money I just before the UFC there was no money intake box remember I'd gotten offered kickboxing fight a professional fight for 500 bucks and I was like what is at $500 a month have to train for 6 weeks no alcohol eat eat good run do all these different things trained and then five hundred bucks at the end of may be brain-damaged like when you see what pornstars get paid for anal and you're like what like you'd imagine like that. They pay $1000000 to that Mel icono five hundreds of 1 to 1500 things train. And then five hundred bucks at the end of my world maybe Brian dance like when you see what pornstars get paid for anal and you're like what like you would imagine like that. They pay $1000000 to do that and I like oh no 501 it's a 1500


    Kevin Smith: Columbus, Ohio Is the Swinger's Capital of the World
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    Studio 35 Indianola and then we actually went into the City and I was like did you know Uno Columbus is the swinger capital of the United States of America going to maybe have a lot of things we were staying there we went to do a show at Studio 35 years ago for the first time like almost 10 years ago with known these cats are great people and they put us up in a house and like you know the house was like neatly appointed but nobody lives there like even as an Airbnb it was just like a very clean and s*** and so when we got back to the place they're like you like to ask and we're like against nice man is in the middle of the woods away from everything down empath and shut and we were like yeah it's nice to know like it's the swinger house and I'm like what do you mean feel like that's the house where the swingers go to f*** should there like didn't you notice all the boxes of tissues and I realized that I can room had a box of tissues in the corner so it's the switch and I was like why would that happen here in Columbus Ohio on there like Columbus Ohio is the swinger capital of the United States of America owe back with a black light and check it all out I think I think I remember that night sleeping on my jacket on top of the bed you know I got my own come to deal with this is this hidden Jewel it's a great place it is really really right place I love it but there is a great f****** theater man I've yet to see any proof of swinger activity myself recorded my 2009 Comedy Central special at the was a Spike Spike TV special the time at the southern theater in Columbus Columbus was great I love Columbus I loved it last time I was there was like what year and a half ago September


    Joe Rogan | Trump Getting Booed at the World Series w/Andrew Santino
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    did you see what happened at this World Series game that you the other day to see the news they introduced Trump and first lady and they got booed do you know this last night it's going but then generally the president throws out the first pitch yeah and he didn't do that because he's already thrown one out somewhere in his benefits did you want to talk about those we got some clips in the Vault of people that can throw baseballs on the feeling I want to dance on the edge do you see what I tweeted I tweeted this morning and seeing as I typed in lock her up it's just to pop putting back lock him up and berend and Chrysler have a podcast now called Bielenberg podcast and I made fun of them you should pull up the image for it because they f****** Davis cigar and a glass of whiskey and their icon but I go what is up with this cigar dick you guys got as your f****** image darkhawk is not someone to reanimate that bro that is a weird-looking cigar April the president that ever happened in a f****** baseball game people are people are very riled up man I saw they had a connected thing article you know that I was reading with that that said 51% of America is pro impeachment but I was like where is that f****** pull come from think about this you this way I think don't call me don't leave me the f*** alone f*** you at that nonsense and the impeachment process cheat on their taxes kill everybody was just doing their best and helping each other out at his son nice small healthy vibrant communicating community of people supporting each other Fox News poll 51% of Voters favor impeachment and removing President Trump from office Trump said work from where though I'd like need to know where those, but look at that impeached but not removed in July was 5% and now it's 4% now most people favor him being removed again I get out of it


    Joe Rogan | Who Would Win in a Fight, Ari or Bert? w/Andrew Santino
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    stream to Sherbert today's good he looks f****** great looks really good diabolical man to ever think I do anything right what is that manipulated it's not trust me Bert is not that guy that's smart enough to do that no no no that's not what I'm saying have beat a f****** dostum that it didn't land in the well he is the way he wanted like always upset that burden like laugh it off and have fun of it clap so I'm getting dose was wrong I think bird wants a f****** kill him for that he could put up a good fight verse got the birds got probably the most probably be another maybe a reach out and that was can kill you didn't even know you had a thought it was a mosquito or spider bite and you just let it go for a while we're playing pool and he was walking around with a limp I'm like what's wrong with your leg and he goes I got a spider bite and you know obviously I've done Jiu-Jitsu forever and I know that sometimes people think it's a spider bite and its staff so I can only say he pulls his me up I go dude I unscrew my pool cue I go go to the emergency room right now could you have a bad staph infection is f****** me was all swollen get up like a real clear staph infection, do you got it I'm telling I'm not a doctor but that is f****** staff and then he was angry they had a really good point he's like why don't they have signs in the gym like you take Jiu-Jitsu it's up to everybody to tell you what staff is


    Cmdr. David Fravor Discusses Underwater UFO Sightings
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    you are you Jeremy I'm sure you're aware of this the footage from the the Mexican Airforce very where that what do you think about that will get its its IR footage which is really interesting they actually got the cameras for drug Runners right so you have you can see in the infrared so it's beyond the observable you know I myself have not detailed looked at the footage however Fleer experts some people that work with NSA have looked at it for me and these are not lights in the distance these are craft very similar Commander favorite talks about without plumes without heat signatures non-traditional field propulsion systems we don't have that and thought they tried to this it right here in system Mexican Airforce footage lights on like an oil rig out in the water that's been deep back and I think we're getting ready to go to Fallon and I'm Comcast ended the home page comes up and there's this video when I go holy cow that looks like what we chased finally went off script I was tracking the scripts for the last two years with Pentagon spokespeople say about Commander papers experience someone went off-script last week in the New York Times and she admitted there's an increased frequency of mrs. because of these aavs I'm almost Aerospace Vehicles so it it's pretty astounding we're getting all these kind of revelatory moments in these little seeds that these are not ours we don't have this even Eli doesn't have this I mean this is a propulsion system unlike anything we have it's amazing it's gravity Propel now that gimbal footage and it said that there's a fleet of them how far away are those guys where you're seeing you don't see the individual objects singular spot where the pot is you know when you get free Niro would be like you know if I put three people around you I can look at you and not see the other people so that the pot is doing but the radar is seeing everything cuz it has a nice to radar in which is an active electronically scanned array so instead of like The Radars we had which did the mechanical you know doing this like old-school this thing is just a panel that sits in the front of the airplane and they're being steering or beam shaping it can move and they can look all over so we used to have was called track while scan so we would be acotar why we're still scanning this thing has can log it scans while tracked so it it literally if it sees you if the radar sees you it has basically a weapons quality solution then it can do that on multiple targets is that's how it's the same way to the Spy radar the Aegis system works on the Cruisers they can track multiple Targets in at weapons quality on all these different targets while it's still scanning of volume so in that image you're seeing one individual object but there's other objects yes the radar is seeing the object at the pod hanging out where they're talkin and when you hear the video you hear the the pilot say do look at the essay page there's there's a whole Fleet of them so what they're seeing is the the the Pod is looking at the main that's the bigger object at the Kimbell the thing is rotating on the screen and there's five smaller things in front so just think they're sitting there and then they kind of he said they turn around on the on the radar and start going the other way while the pods looking at this guy just kind of rotating select a Mothership and smaller aircraft could be something cops are just the den of the one large one they have is the targeting pod I would highly not even if they had the video that they're going to release the radar video because of classification levels are you able to tell the story you told me about what was underwater with your your other buddy because they're gas at the time on a contract in one of the guys that story came out in the he was a Navy helicopter pilot any comes anybody comes in what he goes to talk to you man I go to talk to you getting off of at the time it was off of Puerto Rico and Roosevelt roads at the end up closing but he was flying out of there and super clear Caribbean water and they have these things they're called bqm as they fly around and then when they're all done cuz I'll fly towards the ships in the ship that they can track with the radar and then they also do in the like the ships or submarine shoot Torpedoes there are called Telemetry rounds so they have they gather all the data with a torpedo or is doing underwater and then they blow ballast in this thing will come to the surface and then I go pick him up and then they can extract all the data out of them so they do it for both so he said the first time they're out there going to pick up this bqm and those things when they're flying they're done a parachute comes out and I got to go hook it up a kilo drops the swimmer in the water he goes and hooks this whole thing up the whole thing up and fly back and then they tracked it and so the window to cuz you're just going to hang out he says he's going on there and they're getting this thing hooked up in his he's looking down you know cuz I know what 50 feet above the water he sees kind of his dark Mass coming up from the depths and they starting to Hoist the the diver up and he's got to got to be human is a hoist it up he says he's looking at what the hell is that and then it just goes back down underwater Lagos access Apple on later in a few months later he's out he's picking up a torpedo so he says they got the hook the diver up on the winch and they're lowering him in and he's he's looking down he sees this big massive because it's not a summary scene summaries before this big object and he starts screaming through the intercom system to tell him to pull the diver up in the divers like Fifi from the water so they reversed the winds in the divers thinking I was going on and if you getting pulled up and all the sudden he said the torpedo just got stuck down underwater and the object just to send it back down Into the Depths and they never recovered this the Torpedoes and this happened in the late 90s late mid-to-late 90s something happened when it flew ballast and it took on water and sink and he's like it didn't sink because it literally looks like it got sucked down the only reason I didn't talk to him when they did the New York Times stuff they talk to him about it because the incident was from the 90s they didn't want any they wanted something you do newer so he did not include it but I know they talked to him about it now what was the other foot pulled up there wasn't a gimbal footage that go fast back but it's I saw it going across the water in their there they're just grabbing a lock so they're seeing this with their eyes and he gets the flu to lock out and that's when you hear the kid go I got it cuz it gets the auto track and it's just something screaming across the surface of the water so in this is in the same area this is east coast this is the same time frame is the gimbal video so the idea that these are birds or the idea that this is a radar glitch or error like on a clear blue day Commander fravor has nerves I mean set on your show to you that you know this Vietnamese or explanations that makes sense I don't want to say that everything like every single thing that's ever happened has a rational explanation of the probability that you know all The Radars went off at the wrong time commander fravor and you know had nerves at all the other Pilots up there with him to know this thing shut off like a like a can like a gun instantly like that that was somehow perfectly that's a conspiracy that that's a fabrication probably Occam's razors the events happened exactly like we're being told us it was not go back to the beginning of the story of the other pilot whose brand new Squadron for 4 months 5 months so she's pretty Jr's used to working on her initial quality airplane and Associates then you see. The water and you think of something sinking cuz it's kind of like shape of an airplane you know that cross type so now it's pathetic and to the Tic Tac and as soon as a Tic Tac it's like being holyshit what is that you know and when you get you know some people get very emotional when you talk about it because for me it was like you know for her when you talk to her that she has a distain for some of the leadership that didn't tell us that these things were out there do you know they're here now we're getting Vector because we're the first time the man they're planted Bender board one of these things showed up that no one even gave us a brief the Hayward Sandy's object out here for the last two weeks or just you might want to know they're out there and they never told us no one knew these things existed besides the radar operators and the radar operators didn't know what they were they just lips also there's a lot of stuff that you know that it flew around and it came around me and it didn't do any of that stuff it's the story that I gave you a relatively benign but you know it's an interesting experience so these incidents that they reported were taking place before you saw your that Tic Tac encounter and they were taking place over a. Of how many weeks 2 weeks to the beginning of the month for that's just too weak at sea. we pulling for Thanksgiving but other than that we were out till thanks Amber 21st is when we push it back in. Besides pulling in for the 3 days of Thanksgiving so yeah for the two weeks prior so this was on the 14th and we went out to beginning of the month so about two weeks I've been watching these things come down and go up come down go up but it was always when we were not flying which is really probably like the midnight time frame until early in the morning the next Nino till noon the next day and then we just happen to go if you think about it you know I laughed at you know if there was some little green Man flying the next day and then we just happen to go if you think about it you know I laughed but you know if there was some little green Man flying around in that Tic Tac you probably got back to the Mothership and got yelled at for being see


    Joe Rogan | Who Gets Access to UFO Information? w/Cmdr. David Fravor
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    the gimbal video shows a different kind of thing yes how many different kinds of things are you aware of those are ours to attack I think there's other stuff out there sometimes it just like intelligence there's a guy Tom Cruise made the movie about him what's his name Louisiana dude was flying the drugs for Pablo in and out very seals Barry seal you know it was all great until Reagan posted that picture that they had the cameras inside the cargo plane and then Pablo put something out of the only place that picture came from is Barry seals are planning on there now Barry seals a Deadman. This video but it was supposed to be or how did they get that video are of the Tic Tac video that thing first came out it's kind of funny the guy that was in my backseat had sent me an e-mail this is about probably 2008 so I was retired and he sent me this video say Skippers is familiar it was on strangeland. Com but not suitable for work but I look and then next thing you know it on YouTube so my friend I would go to the YouTube video has years before the New York Times article when they did The Unofficial official report the YouTube video was taken down off of YouTube and you know what kind of puzzle me like why did you take the video down and I told the guys when they did The Unofficial Fisher-Price that we really need to look at how did this thing come off of a classified drive system on an aircraft carrier and end up on streamlined., YouTube because at the time the videos were classified secret and I know it's not because it was a UFO it's the 18th lunar video what they did not want that releases heat on CNN they blocked out all the performance stuff with your plane is actually doing in this case you know the one you see it it's not that big of a deal but you know how many different types of vehicles are you aware of that have been reported credible reports for decades hundreds of different shapes even Lazar himself said he saw you do 9 different styles or working up the same proportion system the Tic-Tac shaped in a vehicle that goes back in history some people say cigar-shaped you know big ship small ships they're all different kinds I think it's important to State though there are there are other funded government-funded UFO programs it's a misnomer actually that a tip was the recipient of the 22 million dollars was actually Harry Reid created program called all set. Was the sole beneficiary but 22-minute New York Times got it wrong and then what happen is a tip with a different funded program to study military encounters with UFOs. Was created because of Skinwalker Ranch government program to study UFOs and Associated phenomenon a tip and offset communicated and shared information but they were independently funded so the 22 million dollars was for Alsip and then a tip had its own sources and they did collaborate to UFO programs there are more that I think we're going to learn about so the different shapes that Bob Lazar saw there was nine different shapes that he is I want to close you and none of them were like to take Tac not specifically however that's not an uncommon if you go back in history of like military sightings of crap going to be over 20,000 miles an hour The Tick Tock is a shape they have triangles they have one that looks like rectangles the thing that is common with all of them is the non reactionary potion system I think even come out of favor said the thing noticed him was words he first said to me and I kind of went towards him with its nose but it could move in direction right I mean you could just move that will have a great morning when we first thought it was just basically never turned was just going left right now I'm kind of doing this probably doesn't matter and then or what it's pretty wild it's a big deal to actively Jim iradar of RC know it's you know whenever someone tells you an awesome story it's great to hear but kind of wish I saw it myself damn I wish I could say it story it's great to hear. I wish I saw it myself you know that thing that's yeah you like you you're telling me in my room listening I'm trying to imagine I'm putting it in my head and I'm visualizing it damn I wish I could see it


    Andrew Santino Responds to Gay Rumors
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    into what are masons everybody freaks out I'm so ignorant I don't really know what that is but I see it all the time it's an ancient group that you could belong to and I know but they still have I do that but I mean still happening today and I think Pat miletich as well Houston some dude and he seemed pretty honest is a cat's f****** guys Club you hang out like a rotary cuz like some secret schitts Gone Forever never goes but it's nothing it's mostly just a place where guys hang out they say that all that they was talking about Snowden saying that he's oh yeah controlled opposition opposition term that turn bugs the s*** out of me about me opposition yeah that's what I did my entire life what I did was I got in the martial arts I became a martial arts Guy taught martial arts getting a stand-up comedy call Dad talkingshit smoking weed with Elon Musk it's just controlled opposition I'm just a long's a big little play along play it's basically the Chinese government got a hold of me when I was a baby and then can I marry Chris D'Elia that we were like running away and like a foreign publication got a hold of it that like we did the English translations hysterical what language was gloves fingerless gloves I slam back right right like the kind of guys work out in the park you know those guys have a lot of work left with wife or gay men bio hints what sexuality might be live ramp-up I think the name of the website looking you and Aaliyah hungry hungry hungry so I guess I am going to do at least you're not controlled opposition I am though your balls


    Andrew Santino: Trump is Like a Deranged Comedy Writer
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    did you get a power scooter way what goes faster powers like a f****** like a bird scooter by like way faster feels like 25 miles an hour does Usain Bolt Sprint is it a custom-made to get that white people in America I love them that's hilarious bag it has to be made in tries f*** you know fashion-wise fashion couldn't when he's gone and all the shirts over within the decade or so those hats are going to be so f****** popular oh yeah we're so much Mama. It's like dick Nixon Like Richard Nixon girl got maced in the face and she had a had to said make Bitcoin great again someone didn't read it they just relax with white letters in Mesa right in the face the video of it now I'm I'm ignorant but I just happen for any other present where this kind of thing I'd like to someone wear for shirts for another president that was kind of the same here again orientation to contact they just associate drop so they like that's it it's also again but make it great again like what won't when when was a great in terms of violence crime all the statistics that we're all really terrified about with there's never been a better time there's never been a better time for Humanity but it's always going to be United States pretty goddamn good time we always were our best critics you know after Chicago again you just was making fun of my city because of the crime rate saying how we can't get it under control and some way blaming it on the mail yet that's what it is your favorite. Love her easy to make fun of scary that when you have a place that like it's worth isolated you know where this just like so much violence there than that outside of it is really nice like white but some of the nice areas were getting even like kids would do these things they do these mob attacks but they go like a really nice area like Michigan Avenue all the doors aren't you and they were just like Rob someone but they be like 15 people on one you know so they knew that a touring to get away with it and be how could you stop I figure you're not going to get all of us but I'm like maybe one person gets caught but Rob from the rich you know the song video I don't know how many times I've done it right now but groups it at Tappen three times in California twice here somewhere else probably 200 people get on those scooters and just take over a street and then just go wherever they can go in the cops are trying to stop them but there's so many people that can't stop and helicopters are on them so they organized online when people have like flash mob he died crying and whimpering and then he watched the whole thing on video my Jesus he's like he's like a deranged comedy writer trying to be funny or clever and I just don't autistic kid he just doesn't it stick is wrong with that just does not seem very presidential or interesting or dynamic he has no one person I'm going to how do you tell someone they're wrong when things have told them that they're right how do you tell the guy that's like I won Against All Odds to be going to present when someone's like you shouldn't really look at all the f****** other stuff that you don't I mean like it's hard to convince this guy that he's wrong with him not to do things he fires with her gone in any way he's treating the presidency the same way he treats running Trump Tower the same thing what is the odd soul to be running a giant f****** thing like the presidency loves McDonald's baby f****** let that what kind of IT guy let that thing be so goddamn sloppy and what is it supposed to be a photo of them watching that happen cuz they're trying to compare it to the one that happened and the Obama one is it they all watch that's what it is about to go down there's a bunch of Photoshop ones that are coming out now


    Is Beto O’Rourke For Real?
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    I always bring my passport as well just in case that's smart is but also clear clear is the s*** I know we walk right through fingerprints picture comes up you are clear and then you go on through the people are super friendly to walk you all the way up to the guy or the guy was working there they wave at you or he walks right to and apri and TSA Pre TSA Pre and clear why would you do that you don't even know what country is everybody in your family have it too anything coming through some states if you want to travel domestically a new ID or or your passport what about the tracking device that listen to me 24 hours a day phone yes what are you doing what's the worst thing you do the phone picks up talk s*** go to church in you know that Peterbilt just getting some Governor from some local some local South Bend Indiana so they had all these f****** people seem to have a f*** are you running for president while you're the mayor which I don't understand either incredibly time-consuming tax taxing job like being the mayor of a major city you're out there campaigning to be the CEO of Budweiser week you're off going doing Budweiser s*** today yeah but it's a great gig that's YYZ can be seen giving minutes long speech against what he sees as an American changing America changing towards liberal values are going to make his jurisdiction a gun sanctuary meaning that resources would be diverted away from enforcing certain gun laws in the speech Hurst lamented what we got run for president in the Democratic party saying that better candidates could be found in jail he can't we got a clear running for president if that ain't about as ugly as you can get referring to but we're running for prison ugly as you can get the homophobia be in this country through the f****** roof f****** rolisha David almost would be worse for gay people in the short run right yeah that's like the homophobes would make them would be so adamant would be so it'd be dangerous but he didn't have a f****** snowball's chance in hell and he's not even remotely close know you know who kills me is that Beto or rope or work I do Rockettes seems like a joke like someone said look dude here's a sketch for the next 24 months you are going to pretend you're running for president and I just want you to like the skateboard and say a bunch of dumb s*** and talk about things but tell them to take their guns to say openly say f*** the Second Amendment of taking your guns Amy beta beta O'Rourke I'm going to be Alfaro Santino and the next time I run like emo sort of Sam Tripoli had a picture of Beto on his Instagram saying don't ever forget this when the sky runs for president it's him covered with letters like letters all over his body this is like vegan feminist it's like writing all over his body and like I said perfect I almost hope it is him I'm looking for that exact picture that was not the only thing I do know about him before this is happening was that he was known to be in this thing called The Cult of the dead cow which is like a hacker group back in the day did you see that they f****** change the ABCs now they don't know it's not because our you know you learned LMNO LMNOP so now it's not LMNO they sing it LMN they change the rhythm of the f****** song I don't know I don't know about that but did you did you find the beetle things that I don't know I think I saved it to my favorites I'm sure it's pretty far back yeah it's like 6 months ago yeah maybe too far back seatpost everyday it might not be worth it Sam Tripoli Beto silly guy and then that girl Katie Hill announced her reassignment cuz she's just been food and a woman being a guy and a girl she said was there was false rumors about their work sexual relationship that they never hooked up at work or some b******* like that what's the problem that her husband that's probably part of it, someone that he is being emotionally abusive to her by like releasing all this information about her cheating infidelity her infidelity Right video of her if you'd like pictures and all that s*** this morning it was like I just like the idea of a throuples kind of hot but when he saw the picture of who she hooked up with your life now bummer sometimes sometimes damn it said no nevermind what I was going to think I didn't think I was going to put the picture up ecologist queer slot that's not a real picture to picture of someone but not that's someone's boy and that's not a real picture a picture of someone but not updating out of beta but it looks exactly like it was a lot like him I think trip we thought it was him he's hoping the old days you just say it's him yeah why does it show a picture I promise man


    There’s One Thing Joe Rogan Won’t Do High
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    people with those midhill midhill like it logic nope no one stops you from that no one stops you from taking mushrooms in Aubrey takes mushrooms for skis that's crazy maybe does better I'll take mushrooms after we skate back at the house maybe take a little bit and you'll be better maybe a tiny bit and feel like I'm not in control Gumball better performance-enhancing drug without it but for certain people that enhances your focus kind of gives you tunnel vision so that's that but I mean that's all I'm saying that the argument they say that could be an advantage I could see that I could see you would say this in advance I feel like it I am better at Jiu-Jitsu when I'm high as I really do believe that I got her at warm better guess I feel like a more intuitive I understand cuz Eischen's better understand where I'm going better you were lift weights on yes and you know what's funny I hate running High I'd like a lot of people behind run no see I get I I can lift weights high but running High I don't it's not my favorite yeah Yoga Yoga High the best you feel like every fiber of your muscles you feel things stretching you feel you're pushing too hard like the things are starting to pop right you feel it yeah listing is easily distracted while you know you're like there's so much to do in the gym and tell me that you're like what am I doing that in mind what's the one thing you won't do high O come to the UFC before yes but this is my worried I've never done it really hot My worry is that I wouldn't want to talk about the fights I want to talk about other things and hear they're on the USC and I barely paid attention bummer had a thousand pounds and never even thought about it yet I can fall in a minute, how many people how many people have died from lightning to Gojo there's a fight going on right now like I know I know but the lights go on all the time for the lighting tips Joe where you but I can't get too high and get onstage I don't want to writing like the other side of it is enjoyable high like I love creating and writing and making pie but performing High not my family works the best to be super hot that stand up on the spot show Jeremiah Watson show yeah well I'm high as a kite coming up with that you still in the moment of fun and when you're f****** Arena I mean and I'll be in the middle of talking not knowing what the f*** I was talking about and I'd like we meant that's not right but what am I even saying it was so many podcast if I look back on these cringey moments of things that I said I was like I was so high I barely knew what I was talking about right


    Joe Rogan Wants to Do a Pool Show
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    never done yoga once I know people say it's good I know you didn't I do hot yoga why don't we write the regular you want to do hot yoga guy in Paris did 15 of them I would do that but aside motion come on go to first and then we'll see if you can play yoga okay that's fine squish catches dude no really not that Jamie smokes you can't wait to film it Jamie and I were talking about this for how many years now all of them that I comedians that are really good at moving the ball around what that was that means you have to have a stroke like me can you draw the ball full table length I know right no comedians other than myself they can do that no comedians other than myself that have actually played in real tourneys you know and I don't play that good now but when I was playing a lot I could play I was like a b player and I'll be level playwright legit Biel ever play like a run for racks and Route 9 broke and ran for Roxboro I run 70 all things 3 pool that's not like world-class not professional level but I moved like a legit with a will-call shortstop yet and what the arteries around that same level no no he's a little lower than lower than yeah but you play a little bit and play pretty good you got talking s*** playing pool having fun maybe we'd have to give people wired mics and we would have to could be fun but how many people can play how many people can I would have to bring that I could do there be fun bring in prose and just gets stomped that would be funny to watch them do tricks on a girl pros and have them stop me she's very good but she's not the best-looking imagination. She's really good but she's had some severe also severe back problem should scoliosis bunch of back surgeries but she's you know she's way better than me it could have Pro be able to teach a comedian well enough to compete against you and I could not play for a year like I get like you can take a person that doesn't know how to play and they can play Everyday for a year and I'll still crush them


    Joe Rogan | Is the Impossible Burger Healthy?
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    and it's 5 hours from Cleveland so wasn't it wasn't at the second time in college was the worst thing ever it was way worse this with both ends on your mouth and other dude we are totally different meals all day in this other friend of ours to and long story short whatever we both woke up sick the same time like in the middle of the night and we had asked when I went to the doctor finally the next day cuz I was sick all day and then after that would you eat I detailed and he goes sometimes the butter can be spoiled or rotten will butter Peter butter made out of its not real butter because most places don't have real babies laughing at my sickness has no movie popcorn will you think it is a process oils you know they find out from those fake meat burgers that if an observer at the given them liver cancer pull up with what it would it would the study was here yeah yeah one of those is beyond meat or impossible meat or not really meet where the f*** it is not me but looks like meat we're trying to make it look like Meats processed oils it grill marks on it why do they do that it's mostly oils yeah it's like that's like those process vegetable oils are terrible for you know what's good for you olive oil that's a good vegetable oil avocado oil is good for you but like all that other s*** like canola or may not be safe to eat scroll down this is GMO science it does hold up second make rats fed rats rats stop moving proteins globin physical developed unexplained changes in weight gain and significant signs of toxicity and signs of toxicity but I'm put the word significant in their right to the impossible Burger plant-based Burger the key ingredient which is a protein called slh derived from genetically modified yeast a rat feeding study commissioned by the manufacturer impossible Foods found that rats fed SL East developed unexplained changes weight gain as well as changes in the blood that can indicate that the onset of inflammation or kidney disease as well as possible signs of anemia or having no toxicological relevance that's going to dismiss things they just needed a real studying like not real because it's not convenient but that stuff is ingredients what's what's find out what the f*** in the car real foods you can eat healthy on a plant-based diet you can eat real vegetables and avocado and you know there's plenty of good stuff to eat coconut oils all the stuff is healthy for you when you start making s*** look like meat that's when she gets squirrely because you're finding all kinds of your you're either adding all sorts of processed food to take that off the screen calories 4 oz serving which is pretty skimpy clocks in a 240 calories that's in the range of a beef burger depending on fat content cholesterol and possible contains no cholesterol to compare a regular beef patty contains about 80 mg grow up roll up roll up roll up roll up fat 14g includes 8 grams of saturated fat was generally considered less healthy than unsaturated fat that's not true it's it's entirely dependent upon the source and its highly dependent upon like how you're eating like what you're eating saturated fats bad for you this is all been debunked this is comprable to a beef burger mostly due to the coconut oil which is healthy for you f****** this year the impossible replaced a portion of the coconut oil with the highest in saturated fat god dammit with sun follower which is way shittier for you which is an unsaturated fat goddamn enlightening but so confusing when you see the way the people still want to eat low-fat you know and they like they did understand like the fats are important because I need them they're good for your brain the good for everything omega-3 and omega-6 is it was a revolution of as a kid everything became in like the ladies 90s everything was lower-fat but it was higher sugar content right so just like put sugar substitute it with tons of f****** sugar because it tastes terrible low-fat milk in their coffee who the f*** healthy protein coconut and something else they don't really tell you how to process is that they make that's the thing they won't say but here's how we derive these things and f****** processor I was going to say was before I even look this up I don't think that they're even working as being healthier it's just an alternative for me for people that really still want to eat it same as before I even look this up I don't think that they're even working as being healthier it's just an alternative for meat for people that really still want to eat it


    Joe Rogan | KO's Don't End Lethwei Fights! w/David Leduc
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    the biggest name of the Burmese guys you know there is like 55 in People for People 55 min people in Myanmar and their natural spoilers which way and it's like a religion for the first time and he said he's a martial artist for 40 years and never heard about the toy wow it's okay we're not transition now and nobody but then in 20-30 years were there are going to ask Aiden about the toilet videos of your fights and some other fights on it on YouTube Jason Whittemore time yes but then the crazy part which I am I fight I farted in the traditional limit liquid rules is that you have an injury to have health and injury. Meaning that let you knock me out Joe and then I I have the pull me out of my ring in my corner they slap my face bee bite my ear teeth pulled just like a little bit as long as you have a career out of Latoya Wright better for the brain only seen one time actually it was concerned with that thing Cyrus way I cheat you get the only guy you know you get knocked out he went back to his Corner got revived and won the fight yeah I would imagine I mean you just had a serious head in the beginning he's out cold this is one of the strongest like you like he was so calm down he's literally uncommon wakes up and I'll be starting to wake up with a guy water as hard to like that's freaking hard like can think about what Jamie they just busy r31 that's so that's so they just poured water on them and they give me a chance to wake up hey wake up bro that is so crazy what kind of any gambling the hairs well I've not aware of it I think we should have been a little bit it's the only time I know there's no alcohol served its really it's about Latoya. It's not like they put his mouthpiece in and he's aware of the rules right now he knows he knocked him out but then it so it's a long time after time got knocked out was a 205 mm is it just 2 minutes you know that's crazy so it is so bad fluttering I slept both of them I fought Cyrus and I f***** in three times so they say this is so bad fluttering I fought both of them I fought Cyrus and I thought that the one in three times so they see the other end so sorry it's over


    David Leduc Had a Prison Kickboxing Match in Thailand | Joe Rogan
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    Pacific people that don't train there was one stand-up fights too so you how did you wind up going over to Myanmar so okay so just again I I got myself I watch a vice documentary on prison fight like a look at it and didn't do I was on the last one ever in 2014 and the Bay City it's in May fighting foreigners and if the inmate wins the sentences reduced to Bangkok Maximum Security Prison and it's like a movie 800 inmate they're all they're all there for the heater rape g******** murder. Drug trafficking and their own they can get their sentence reduced if they win a fight what if they went to fight one guy actually it was on it was on Showtime They didn't mention showtime and you guys actually won that the finale you won against an American and the you got released a murderer money when he was actually but at what I heard I'm correct me if I'm wrong but you went he was in a bar and somebody's like talk about his girlfriend a touch his girlfriend you went back yet the knife and stabbed in the neck and you got in prison for that for murder base with me and he got out for fighting well fighting very well basically me actually maybe you know what I'm Barbers I don't know if he fights and glory and he was actually fight for the belt against the actually lost at the Beltway recently we got anywhere with me and him at the time he was not in Gloria the time we fought there and only know me and another Iranian won the prison and what are the rules so it says it's at 3 round fight them with our girls would love with big pillows 8-ounce so by the time I get my goal was always to go to Myanmar so basically after this I go back to Canada and I'm like my head is like I don't want to be minus 4 degrees Celsius is -20 in Celsius so I'm like how can I go back to Asia and so I go to I go to go back at 5 save money I go back and then losing my thoughts basically and when I when I get that situation with the future I called up the prison and add the time I said you have a fight for me like I need to get money you need to know is that while I don't remove anymore I promote let's wait you want to get you want to fight in the Twin Lake yes that's my always want to do this so he's like well if you want I have his guys to 2202 Inlet Way Route 36 East 2222 how to say that it really there's no there's no point system no points now how many rounds five rounds so what happens if you go find wow dream and you have 10 fighting multi 40 fights okay and then I go over it a go over there only I don't care cuz my coach before Patrick and I we were always you know I got with Jane and I like to practice investing mentality of an aggressive be like fish hooking in the clinch the aggressive fights so where I go to the fight and some kind of energy comes to my buddy I don't know I don't believe in that stuff but like I just disregard him like you didn't touch me much I was using my my push stick to the thighs I was keeping that distance and then I went inside I use my elbows and I like if you see the fight it's he was really puffed up like he was pretty cool and then I was my first fight and the crowd like they were throwing bottles play beer bottles cuz they ate there either Champion yeah but then the quickly saw that I did my that look at mine which is the challenge gesture a very old Sheldon gesture and the Beloved it's really starting at work so basically you put it on like this and you put one arm under your armpit so you have for those at Home Depot you put your left arm under your armpit and your arm in the air and you you hit with your you're a compound top 10 on the triangle-shaped of your elbow and you three times. She gives me more Goosebumps before because that's Best Buy trigger. To the fight right and this is a very old gesture from Myanmar from the Burmese Army back in the days when we were in the trenches and they were fighting enemies you challenge with honor and courage your opponents and you do that it activates the wing of an eagle fired up the rituals yes because some guys were coming from other disciplines other country and they were putting their white crew they were doing a bunch of other things you know I embrace the kosher guys were coming from other disciplines our country and they were putting their white crew they were doing a bunch of other things you know I embrace the kosher to get f***** by their guys and


    David Leduc Remembers His Championship Lethwei Match
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    really famous in Myanmar right like someone's homework told me that your wedding 30 million people watched her wedding on the television there more than that I think but yeah that's f****** insane so distorted as they look so now we go back to the story when we when I when I went over after prison fight I went to me on more than an hour after you after I need to talk about the prison for cancel it and then I like beat up to 2 and then I get right away challenge Manchester menu openweight so would like the the best in the country when are you open with champ you're the best in the world in Latoya Wright the biggest and 3rd 4th generation liquid by his grandfather was with and do all Golden Belt winners is born in in the like if you look where he lives it's wrong and it's a Hut it's in the jungle and he's he's raised in the head but culture like you is either Natalie's Headhunter you just go through the head and he has a good right hand so I'm like and I knew right away after that fight with tutu I see was fighting that night too so we I go shaking head he doesn't know yes or no in English that's how bad he is and iodized a good fight and you just give me a heads up and I need that we're going to meet so we meet and yeah and then where was I going with this basically talk about this cuz I was only my second like we fight every right and I'm fighting the best Legends in a row exactly so I'm like do you want to go and eat like so I go back I was at I was at Tiger at the time and that was a no what time I have to teach about the whole pads for headbutts and that's the way I did love it the way to do know Jack Russell headbutt elbow so then their last name is he cool I don't care I'm waiting fight I go there and first fight that's the hard part man like I the first round the first couple around the three round e i t i a push kick his stomach and he grabs it any issues Mardel egg many times so I actually section Maya the back of my leg like it was I had to do feel like my nerves I think in the back of my right leg was sex sections are not section but like seriously damaged okay so yeah section would be pretty bad so cuz I want to go inside and do my elbows and I can't cuz I and so then the patient I think is key in life as well ready to do it to adopt and that so again this guy is 70 fights you know like Michaelis is just smashing everyone and then I started acting I went to the leg instead looking to the like instead of this demand that he couldn't catch it anymore Above the Tie hyper-extended Anita and Isabel they call him the Bulls that goes inside he can't keep can't go inside if I'm pushing his life too much was a hard time and he's gassing out that little bit cuz you give is usually knocks him out in the first round equals Farm it so then I'm like I kind of I knocked him out a couple of times like knocking down a couple things I can do to fight so it was a real draw so we ended up right away automatic rematch fight you again how long 2 months 2 months for that leg is f***** up but then was it was it was an added sweetener that was very emotional today I have Goosebumps it's going to be a December 2011 2016 if you win this fight you got we're going to pay for your wedding and it's for the Golden Belt was only challenge fight this was actually for like you can is for the title fight so I got to draw and now it's like title fight sound like let's go by train and I train hard and yeah we go we need up again and now I have cuz I I propose you when I proposed the arena after the other fight in The Gambia if you have a chance to go there beautiful 10,000 temples UNESCO protected temples and that you would at 5 a.m. 4 a.m. and you see the sunrise on those like temples and like there's a hot air balloon is beautiful in Russian highlighting Ryland my script in Russian and she said yes I don't know how true to to to to love me but if so we go there but if you win you want to get married full gold would like Lake Elsinore picture that's pretty cool but it's going to be like we're going to make an event out of this MoneyGram but he's going to make an he's going to he's going to help me help Connor whatever like do you want to so that's why I want TV so I had a lot of pressure at 2 when I don't want my wife because their wedding was going to happen regardless right leg even after the Hova and the day of the week in Burmese language that was pictures from BBC look at my hat maybe you can go on the left and maybe consider this one yeah look at have like at everybody comfortable thing in the world you wear that it's like a kilt I have one for you you have one for me who's wearing underwear do guys wear underwear under their own comfortable but then when like War happens you put it up and it looks like it looks like a diaper I think you can kick cuz if you can't kick with this where you get all your tattoos and your legs yet to come from being over there yeah I wait before having done cuz I want to make sure I deserve that and you should always a fighter okay tell me what taxes so cuz we're doing a big 101 about me I'm all right now every about the fight and then I started the attic in Edenton TV falling me for that fight and usually told me that Deja when he followed somebody didn't the guy never wins a pretty big gap in the head is bleeding and then I get a takedown but I'm using a lot of my teeth this time and like a box of them up and I think the leg is their legs are not going too well and then I do a takedown and he like you fall on his leg and then he asked you this time out so Yeti bring him back and he's a looks in pain and I tell my corner and I'm bleeding cause you got me to cut to that's that's also pretty rabbit on end and then I'm here at it which leg is it which leg is it and it's the right legs on okay so I'm like I need the times up he goes back he's like he looks limping a little bit. Like I'm at talking to right leg so I try I try to hit but he's and then I don't have to take down and he's bleeding more than not long after that it was over he was even able to get up dried soy and next year when he fell down as a beautiful it was a pretty intense moment he sells down and right in front of educating TV crew and the blood-like Beats on the floor and it's that's like pretty cool that pretty cool. I'm excited about this because they just not a lot of good quality videos about the toy I mean if you if you go to my YouTube or something you could probably see the thing about it when we talk anyway so this makes you the Golden Bell Janet Jackson this is a giant bomb for you and this also spread the word about that way in Canada not automatically right cuz it happens in soham and then but then Myanmar it's just becoming like crazy people then we get married live on TV two days after the fight so it's like they don't resent you for a little bit because he's representing the entire Muslim Community in the EMR and I'm basically without even cuz I don't do anything but I can basically I'm representing all like the 95% hurts which is like Christian Buddhist and Hindu like everybody else visited so yeah so happy they were pretty excited Buddhist and Hindu like everybody else visited so yeah so happy they were pretty excited


    ONE Championship is Getting Into Esports
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    different styles of MMA or rather of martial arts that enter into MMA and become effective left way the only thing that's missing is the head bolts for my Matt you know what you have is one element of your game that you wouldn't really be able to miss a thing you know what I was joking and get disqualified and then probably allow headbutts Frodo by the way when it's c is actually partnered up with CC their very friend with the CEO far over there when you have such open rules and they have more Thai fight with MMA gloves that have regular kickboxing they have regular mode and that's when we started getting along with Esports yes what a one Esports know ahead of the way of yah because it's going to the Future wow what games I don't know what fighting games of my God became huge would they have UFC in one FC fighting UFC UFC video game playing the UFC video game on in 1 FC that would be hilarious I really would one Championship launches Asia's biggest esport world championship of popularity of Esports in terms of as a spectator sport not in terms of people playing it I get a total price like phone $2,000 and Lake Esports World of Warcraft I don't know is that what it is yeah yeah, we don't even know the game and they win the half a million dollars for this later thick 14 years old 15 years old these guys yeah I mean there's real money in video games now or before we're parents are so you're wasting your time don't play golf you can make money you can make money playing video game play games I do but I get addicted to but yeah but the problem is there's no benefit for me getting really good at Quake Championship you know that's the game we're playing right was it quake Champions your Quake Champions that's what plan we we going to land room setup back then we play it I give you three more I've come down here like I had to do something I worked out I can't be like I'll leave my house I'll come down here to work out at work out of the gym as a f****** me jump online right now it makes you know I'm here for four hours just playing awake turn down these hallways and a lot of strategy involves a fast Which movement a name but it's very very addictive and it's graphically very intense cutest little boys we are dependent one of the companies that makes one of the really big Esports games just announced that they're working on their first first person should I think it's their first first person shooter the title to just sort of showed a couple of things are working on it's not that you're going to get back into it but it could get you back into effect Hermes approximate do it how to quit cold turkey we were just how many months where we going out everyday Solid 3 for everyday man everyday Alexa laugh he's like you guys put in more time me and Jeff works here we're playing so much we put in more time in like how it was like in like three or four I had the game on my computer at home for about a year playing it just off and on here and there to probably put in like 30 or 40 hours overtime playing they pass me in like 3 weeks I just don't I don't have time for these f****** video games but I like them too much do I find my phone on airplane coveted like literally like 20 airplanes dislike this last couple weeks do you play games on your phone at a castle defense I just like I don't have any games on my phone except my kids play games on my phone sometimes I don't have any what are you doing in Airplane you to sleep I read I read or write a right you know, materials, right things about watch a movie maybe but I don't play no games YouTube real genuine Obsession without becomes a primary focus of your life but when you have a finite amount of time and like I do cuz I already have a career I have things that I must do and I don't want to I don't want to slack off and become a bad podcast and become a bad comedian and fall apart in the other at things and I'm focusing on because I'm focusing on the game but shows Can Be Imagined help me more calm get better perspective I feel like there's something that I I gain and also you can only do it a certain amount of hours a day you can't do just to 6 hours in a row do you start your beer you're unhappy about yourself like what I do this waste of our time and also like your system is soda taxed because it's so intense and I were talking match each each other a lot of fun with some think of this article about the amount of calories that Chess Masters burn thanks to your brain when you are under intense Focus your brain Burns off a shitload of calories that's why it was a lot of calories I think you're smart when we were in those rambling place I should go into that East birthing f*** that


    What Happens When Muai Thai Fighters Try Lethwei?
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    difference like when when Tie fighters come over there would what gets in their way like what all the things to my very technical and would never brings me up to something else would they still very technical and they do very well for the first couple of rounds but then when the Patriots will start to kick in when they started Clinton in to get a head but there is no more what's happening and that's that's a good idea if you looked at me and more and then Thailand to neighboring countries were fighting for thousands of years old and that if you look at the back in the days and the tongue to Empire I think I don't know the exact date at that time to bring me some part was like all the southeast Asia the biggest empire southeast Asia so they were wanting all the Fine Line almost like trying my all these things like yeah I'm not sure I was all these things so it was very very powerful is the ancestor of all the mui-mui LA multi multi you know because it makes sense them while they were only in all these colonies right they were dropping their seeds of their martial arts so then as the retreat eventually pushed him away and then it became an Uber mais oui we have another starting a thing called mood but then it's very suspicious like how come you have that support now with no gloves and head butts move around is that yeah and you know what you were calling lights for a long time by little boy by me and so then and adding a scoring system and Ida gloves 8oz look beautiful intricate to any becomes beautiful moon Thai as we know very very you know technical very nice but then then what happened is that if I listen you're young with that guy say you have big and Love and You by the way if you punch you don't care a lot of points you know it's it's at elbows and knees and King the score point it was going to happen over hundreds of years the guys are going to practice your kicks and I think the tigers are the strongest I believe and so then if you could but you go across and mirrors by the way guys no gloves system and if you if you ask you only to win a swing for the freaking sense right so that's the two different type of toy we have will excuse him and which way because you put your viralized you you prefer like you no no gloves cuz you can draw blood right away with a bunch makes sense so history course fighting anime or do you have enough though I don't want to do it again getting a fight like I said will give me a couple years I have a lot of things to do that I want to be happy with my little career no more things to do but it's a possibility how old you now 2727 So you you're still young I mean you could make that transition into MMA actually actually fly me two times before raising enough money to go back and they're like I said My First Love was grappling right so I was doing I did some fight night, trying to me and I was I was I when I first MMA fight by guillotine and then I went to your again another Guillotine so they gave me like the octopus to get I am choking and then I'm super excited for my striking and I did some stupid decision like nobody wanted to fight that he's a good fighter he's a good fighter and you wasn't it easier if she now what's his name and so nobody wants to fight him and you know you would like UFC right so I took the fight at 170 but I was 170 so he was able to be boy and I think you dropped down to like from 190 and but then on the feet I'm like I'm winning I'm doing some good breastfeeding has been bunches and everything but then few rosters in his corner and you like him down so I just stupid on the floor and for me I treated as a BJJ competition on the floor on the floor pull up yet I do have the experience yet and I got to go to the better fighter that that night for sure I almost got the armbar actually in and I let it go and it wherever she said the fight because available wasn't in the clinch in the in the in the guard but that I was a bit disappointed for this and so is this a bad in early my career now I'm a complete different 5.5 thousands of people live I have have fell again he's a great fighter but I know that's how it would be different things nowadays you became is left Weight Champion Without Really training let's what like you didn't really go to a traditional let way gym or learn it from them you basically had your own approach everything together yeah yeah I think so I think it's like I said in my in my in Canada we we do a lot of like you know a lot of Central and my p**** but is it like to two profiles but he's a great coach is a very great coach and he he's just Build Me Up cuz it mg condos is a seafood right so you can slide out of that and in the in the pocket is not a head but actually stuff everything works and I have been so yeah I guess that's why I kind of did everything where do you want to do as far as your career do you want to establish some sort of dominance and left way before you leave and go do something else but to be honest the only reason why I want I would consider go back to him and many would be because I have Eagle at the Olive Fighters IV go and I want to hang out with a van what I would consider go back to him and many would be because I have Eagle at the golf Fighters have you go and I want to f****** I would avenge my loss and stuff like that so but honestly I'm super happy with doing this as my my my goal was to be champion and I've done it so I don't need $25 to be happy


    Joe Rogan: Everyone Has Their Own Path
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    it's like something that people should experience I think that's up to people why do we have to be careful what we say to people but understand but yeah people need to do it I got to do everything I think you do whatever without ever having children it was very educational it helped me a lot I love it I'm very happy to be a father it's a learned a lot but I don't think it's necessary I think you can be a complete person without a lot of experiences I think what's more important is like what kind of experiences are you having with the people that you're around with and are you being fulfilled like if you inherently like inside of you you always want to be a chess master but you never pursued it you're going to have that regret in that longing for something you would let way if you didn't pursue that if you didn't go after that if you instead decided to get a job in accounting or something like that you would have this longing to do something and I think everyone has a different makeup but different psychological makeup different personality different interests and I think there's a lot of people that are interested in things that I have no desire to do and to them it's their whole life and I'm not interested in at all but I'm not them it's like finding out what it is what it is for you what what is it in your life that is I've been very very very fortunate and one things and I've been very fortunate as I I would say I'm a risk-taker but it's more that I don't I don't have any interest in doing safe things in terms of like I don't have any interest in my taking it easy job a safe job I normally get a paycheck every week and it's never interest me as a child that seems like prison was a loser because I couldn't do that people could work hard and then get a good job and they would get a Pyrenees whatever I felt like when I was young there something wrong with me but I couldn't do that cuz I grew up in New England and in Boston everybody worked hard as I go hard blue-collar sort of environment where ever I couldn't do it man I couldn't do it because all showed up for work everyday at 7 a.m. I wanted to kill myself because I felt like it was missing something in the world I wanted to leave with you though but look now you're filled your fulfilled person you're living your life but that's you for other person I would be torture you had some guy that really just want to be a mathematician and someone's like no no you're going to go to Myanmar going to be a f****** lethwei Champion you like what everyone has their own path some people like you know Alex Honnold is he's the guy who they made that movies free solo about these they the guy who climbs all these mountains with no rope look for a rush that's an amazing Rushton was get I think so but Alex the way he described it he said it's not really a rush he said it's pretty mellow because if every if you get a rush like you're in trouble true and I was like the whole thing I bet it's obviously there's something about that intense challenge that's appealing to him that doesn't attract me at all not even a little bit I'm no f****** desire but this guy loves it to bungee before they never do any of the world record in and then they realize that guy just slammed into a f****** to worry or out this is really horrible Video Bridge she's trying to go through a bridge who trying to make it through the gap of abridging misjudge needs slam right into Bridge while these people are on it filming it you see him come in and just missed judges a life tube a poet some people putting this right to be an author with inscribed put on this life whoever you are how you feel what is it what is the thing that you're drawn to for some people it's architecture they want to build houses they're fascinated by the construction methods of fasting by Design and they're just really drawn to want to build houses then some people want to make music some people are drawn to lyrics and they're drawn to musical notes and bars and changes and that's their thing everybody has meaning of many things you know and then something something for some people that's their problem is they have so many things it's hard to focus on one but it really the key I think that happiness is life is fight being honest with yourself and finding whatever it is that's attractive to you whatever it is a draws you when there is animation or sculpture or making clothes what is everyone has a thing while you were talking there really yeah why is the effective I think I'm crazy people out there that unfortunately whether it's their family sometimes your family they built try to influence you in a way to get you to do something that's safer me my own family did that there was always trying to get me to big one with graduate from college graduate from University get a degree you know have a safe in adult just try to God you do it cuz I know Gary's he's a big proponent of yeah I think my parents gave up on trying to control me very young as you know I didn't even want me to do martial arts when I start doing martial arts when did I start really heavily when I was 15 I started when I was fourteen but really heavily when I was fifteen but that's when I just became obsessed with Taekwondo and competing and and you know it first they didn't want me to do it but then that was like the first thing that I ever did that made me feel like I wasn't a loser there now it's like the first thing that ever did that I got really good at like a good at and getting recognition from it and third winning tournaments and then I'd I realize like wow if I focus on something and become obsessed with something I can get really good at it so that led to learning how to do that in applying that's where the same energy to other things in life you know I think sometimes people just have to find a thing whatever that thing is that really floats your boat and then find the time find the time to pursue it and set up your life so that you have the time to pursue it and now their schedule. you have the time to pursue it and now they're scheduled this isn't it does not going to even come around here and money will come and yes yeah everything is possible I think and it's crazy but I know that I kind of lived it it's true you can do whatever you can do whatever you want


    Joe Rogan | The Benefits of UFO Tech Discovery w/Cmdr. David Fravor
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    what is your perspective after the incident versus before the incident how much did it change the way you view the world and our place in the world for me I am and I always I never believed that we were alone this is me I just look up and go there's way too many stars up there for us to Brian on flight where to come from what was it doing you know and then I've asked why me why me why why did I happen to be cuz you can say wrong place wrong time right place to stay or right place right time for me it was I think there's more out there and if if I could get word out to anyone else like you know especially the bloody Bonkers of one quit trying to debunk it cuz it is what it is it wasn't a system glitch this was a real it happened a number 2 is what something are aperture little bit and start thinking outside of the box you know if you go you know you look at it going answers non-reactive propulsion because when we came up with propulsion weedy Lee you know the people long before it came up with a reactionary propulsion system in that became our standard had we done something different or we develop non-reaction we might look at something like a gasoline engine go to Holy Cow how's that thing work we wouldn't have that idea so you know I think there's you know if you look at it and go people thought Einstein was kind of nuts and we're still proving his theories today and what we're learning is it he was right and he was right there was a time when the Earth was flat except for some people in California the Earth isn't flat around but that isn't true I think let's get outside of the box and go we can develop a technology that would in and I'll look at it from a military standpoint because it would be a game-changer for military sandboy technology like that would be a game-changer for mankind completely I mean it would literally everything that we do you know when we don't know exactly what do you want that system in a car we can't even handle The Vaping thing let alone driving a car that goes up down Works in three dimension or Lowe's with the originally wanted helicopters to be they wanted to be flying cars yeah if you get out on the road if you can really work in the third dimension which is well we are three Dino Seventeen hundred feet high the big ones and you go now you know for an F-18 to do a split a switches go from up here and just do a vertical 180-degree turn so you're going this way and you go down here it just like 2500 feet turn for a jet go what the hell I got on a walk up that thing Brian in an airplane that's it it's a totally open up that expanse what we're trying to do for technology and go is there another way because we still build we still build suckers and blowers which is a jet engine we just refine the internals the turbines to get them to be more efficient where I go on a just put your efforts at someplace else I got to talking to really doesn't explain and it's about it's more into magnetics type side that we don't spend a lot of time on and I know what he said when he was working at skunkworks he did it said that he would fun to try and look at some of these other Technologies for propulsion and he's not since retired but talk to him at the level that you can behind closed doors reasons for it ain't because if a technology like that got out where someone could rapidly reproduce it after all you've done you know or they got it first atomic bomb you know Germans almost had it we got it rough into working on it we got it first change the world literally change the world when we detonated the first one and you go from not going to get into the politics behind it but now we had it and I was the race everyone else because they had to get on equal part because it's a destabilizing have you developed a technology like this and you keep it to yourself you've got something that no one else has and it's a huge leap I mean it's a Quantum Leap do you share it because it's such a mankind thing or do you keep it for yourself you know that's right now it's not for me to decide I'm just Dave well it's fascinating that some other method of propulsion could have been established in some other place and that we're experiencing or that you've experienced it and some other folks have experienced it in action and I just think for us as people as human beings in 2019 it's really easy to think that what we have now is so amazing and that what we have now is the Pinnacle discovering their what we have now is do you know what the with our electricity and with our LED screens and that we are experiencing like the height of Technology when if you or some creature from some other planet that is got easy access to Element 115 and some gravity propulsion system you're looking at us like we're digging holes in the side of a mountain to protect herself in the rain we're cave people diagram of the bucket Ryan or people in the rainforests are living in these indigenous Lifestyles yeah so you know take them something to kammi take them than one of these flat screens down one of these tribes and no one's ever seen a guy that's where we at and where we going to do and what did it change the way you look at life I mean even though you knew that had this feeling that we were not alone just from looking at the stars and but when you actually see the thing like how I would imagine that that has got to really shift your perspective of it shifted my perspective but it was more of a it's a validation a confirmation ago you go stars and then you see something to the next point to go you know one land in my then I'll be one hundred percent sure that we are not alone cuz it's sitting in my front yard but I mean I got within 1/2 Mile of this thing which is people do I have my house pretty far away again. When you're flying an airplane 1/2 mile is like really tight when they bring you in to have his conversations with high-level government officials how long are these conversations so I went to three different groups of people this is post the New York Times article so the New York time article comes down to 17 this and then our government the other pilot that was involved had been to DC multiple times this is how I kind of got in touch with Lou she had called me and said hey I need to talk to you so I got to call her and I said what's going on she says have you been called you about the Tic Tac show me pictures of ghosts look like this and then she gets pretty frustrating those that we called a Tic Tac cuz it look like a Tic Tac what part don't you get I mean go get a thing of tic tacs look at it look like this they showing that they have a video from someone else I asked in a multiple times to go down and talk to two people when we're supposed to be 20 minutes I need to know these are important people getting 20 minutes of somebody spoke time is like that's a huge deal out what we were saying like right now this is this is all real I mean easier these are three senior officials that are taking the time out of their day to take the serious to go you know maybe we do need to pull up assist on this I mean whatever it wants attention no I mean I know when the article came out and I talked about a chip program that Harry we got fun at 22 million dollars over or five years so yeah we just got to prove what it was 750 billion dollars for defense blanket 750 million if you took a hundred million out of that it's not even going to put a dent and I go why can't you eat 4.4 million dollars a year and you can actually get some good work done cuz you don't need a huge team because you figure if you look at I think that's what's a number like 10 15% of all these UFOs like you would you like a Project Blue Book really remains unexplained and Hugo okay so you can weed out you know you can read out me flying over someone in a campfire in like my afterburner so you can concentrate because we talked about funding and I said let me leave you with this and I had got some pretty good stuff I was talking to Chris Mellon he's a former undersecretary and understands how the government works who is Ricky gave me some really good feedback and I said I talked to her I said look at I'm off for you guys funding a program but what you need to do is find a program that there's going to be oversight over when I say oversight I mean because what happens if you go hear some money but we're going to distribute in the government's we're going to distribute it to these three different agencies across the United States government agency ab&c give it to them you know and I'll go back to like the 9/11 stuff where we really had the answer but all the agencies weren't talking to each other to put all the pieces together and that's my fear that you go hey we're going to take a hundred million dollars of taxpayer money were going to fund a program to actually seriously investigate the stuff and look at the technology but they're three different entities working on their own and not talking to each other so there's got to be a joint collaboration twigo we're going to do it but you know Joe is going to be in charge and you guys are all going to play nice and be a joint collaboration twigo we're going to do it but you know Joe's going to be in charge and you guys are all going to play nice in the sandbox together because we want to get our money's worth because people will raise the the fraud waste and abuse flag that we're wasting money on something stupid


    Joe Rogan Looks at Famous Paintings with Aliens in Them
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    do you know if there's a very famous painting that shows what appears to be men in crafts flying through the sky in the background of an ancient painting do you know I'm talking about I do actually have a page one of the first page has ever put on a website is like a bunch of these because throughout history there are these indications of ships of crap but that's the shape of it so like a plate turned on its side and then there's a person inside of it yeah yeah man flying through in that same yeah that's it yeah look it's flying but you know the thing is is that everybody can stay or the one that's pretty cool because I was a hidden thing I've studied that one where it says that Discovery 15th century above the her left shoulder there is an object if you really zoom in look at the dude staring up at it as a painter my wife is payment everything tensional that wears the got the ground they got right over there looking up so I think I 15th century it said so did the palm of this Joe's it was the original one the one that we just looked at Jamie the one right before that yeah see you get a big picture that that is so strange like to hear you got Christ being crucified and then above him UFOs like it is that supposed to be aliens or is that supposed to be Angels like what is that supposed to be in these things that it's rabbits real similar to what we're talking about here that's the argument of Miracle of Fatima let's hit em again this is so speculative we have a witness here if you are Kylie but when you see something like the miracle of Fatima if you look at the miracle of Fatima. That's that one that was considered a real Miracle by the church and the three kids were getting messages I'll get this all wrong but for like months that they're going to be visited in to bring people and bigger and bigger groups gather to where there was over a hundred thousand people years has directions to 1917 you know dozens of thousands if not hundreds but dozens for sure see an event a mass sighting of something that happened we're talkin people that were religious people that weren't religious we are doctors at the time I real images of Jamie a little bit so you can see what they're all looking at something but that's not real and it was so intense some people thought it was religious that was a visitation but other people saw it as technological like something descended you know look into I'm just saying art pictures like paintings were talking about man you can interpret of all day I can't hold onto that I can't hold on to an eyewitness with other eyewitnesses with radar systems and with video where in a different era now we don't have to paint it man we get to see it it's fascinating that it is but it's way more fascinating with someone like you talks about it versus some f****** random cook yeah that's that's what makes me incredibly interested is the just your credibility in the fact that does not you know of a history of seeing wacky s*** that other people don't say not just this once and but it's on video and that there's other ones as well this it's really strange that I've seen people try to explain it away and what I don't like about when they explained it away or attempt to explain it away they're trying really hard they're not going who knows what this f****** thing is they're not looking at it like cleanly they're looking at it like a quote on quote skeptic I don't like the idea of being a skeptic not that I don't think you should be skeptical of certain things that certainly think you should be but there's a lot of people that brand themselves as Skeptics and I think it's a lazy way to look at things I really do because I think you're just looking for the holes in things without looking at it objectively if you wanted to be a sign if you wanted to be someone who is a fan of science then you have to look at it as a thing like look at this information and let's study this without any bias any preconceived notions I don't think they're doing that they're looking at in there trying to find a way where they can justify that it's fake and they're they're just doing all sorts of mental gymnastics to try to make it fake that video that you showed that thing slips off to the left and takes off incredible rate to speed that alone should Free People the f*** out because all the time like we took the video and it was another crew that took a video week we watched it for 5 minutes with their eyeballs and it was four of us and we all have the same store we all saw the same stuff we all came back and looked at each other and scratched her head and said WTF you know I mean serious what was that because people confuse all the time like we took the video and it was another crew that took a video week we watched it for 5 minutes with their eyeballs and there was four of us and we all have the same store we all saw the same stuff we all came back and looked at each other and scratched her head and said WTF you know I mean serious what was that


    Former Navy Pilot Details Tic Tac UFO Encounter | Joe Rogan
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    so what year was your incident and you give a very very famous incident described corroborated by actual evidence which is one of the rare ones what year was it and where to take place so is 2004 November 14th it's really if you draw San Diego to Ensenada Mexico or about 60 miles off the coast in between the two we're doing work up so when we get ready to deploy this was for the 2005 deployment that we were going SE for November and December 2004 so we've been out I just taken over the Squadron mid-october so I've been the CEO for a month so we go out to and we're putting the battlegroup pieces together so it's not just the air Wing but we were you know where they were on the carrier we've got the cruiser we've got all the support ships out there and we're going to integrate all the defenses and trained as one unit so the exercise were going to do is an air defense exercise where there's good guys bad guys are all from internal from the Air Wing So the bad guy today are going to be the Marines vmfa-232 the Red Devils are going to the ship and we're the good guys and it's we call the TV too so it's two of us skins to them or work with the USS Princeton which is going to be the controller and they're going to control the blue forces and then the red guys are going to give us a presentation that you know they're going to try and intercept we can stop them from getting up towards the carrier so that's kind of for two weeks is the two weeks we've been at Sea day been tracking these things coming out of the sky and I talked to the prince controller he's like up to about a dozen of them they would come down from above 80000 ft drop down to about 20,000 feet and hang out and then it goes straight back up after about 3 or 4 hours and when you say they've been tracking who specifically that you could see them so cuz they're out there you know that Radars on all the time in the Spy one system on it he just crew you know the state are one of the most sophisticated systems in the world so typically when something like this happens and there is some unexplained phenomenon what do they do we have no idea that these things are out there at all so they observe these things and they never bother telling any you guys that's correct so they just knew that these things had been visiting this area but they just allow this training exercise to take place anywhere talking to him the Prius for the two weeks they would show up but it was when we weren't flying so the typical carrier schedule is you know for us it was about noon to midnight it's a 12-hour day there's reasons for that you can go a lot longer they can but for training we just do the 12-hour day thing and it's like Black Ops 2 guys taking off and Landing periodically so we are on one of the first goes and it's noon somewhere around there and we take off the Marines take off first and my buddy shih tzus Marine Squadron was when he was leading the red are they had when he launched off the carrier first they called him and said hey what are you got on board with the small the original Legacy fa teams don't have as much gas as the Super Hornet suit points about 30% bigger so you start talking to him about Fuel and based on how long we're going to be airborne and everything else that goes hey why don't you just go ahead and proceed to your your cat point it cuz we had just taken off and that's when the controller had come out and said hey French control what do you got going to see your Loadout kind of chuckled he said that's why I got a cat of nine which is a it's a basically I'm just a blue metal tube with a Seeker head for a name 9 IR missile is it raining it doesn't come off the airplane you can beat with a sledgehammer that's the only way to get off or you can unlock a lock with a key so I'm like kind of chocolate to cancel the training that we're like okay he says we got real world vector and they're going to send us out to the West so picture you know what you got to clock the Nemesis in the middle or a little bit south of that about 40 miles south and then the Marines are about a hundred miles south of the ship about 60 miles between the two of us so is his joining up operator and I've got the other pilot and the weapon systems operator so they tell us all this further out to sea we have no idea what we're intercepting and this is when the controller starts talking to us he says Hey sir we seen these objects they've been for two weeks they've been coming down he's giving us the whole story so we need you to go investigate we want to know what these are but they're asking you to investigate in a jet is unarmed that's right we have no reason for that we don't fly or run as you can go through history of the Navy or Airforce you put live missiles on airplanes and then you start doing training or you're squeezing the trigger someone always messes switch ology up in someone get shot down happened multiple times so we don't do it you know there's times that we do it's rare so we start flying out to the West because the other pilot has a talk to a female when you talk to her Mexico real world Vector we have no idea we're going to look at Pride drug runner cuz you get the drug Runners coming up the coast so we're like okay so we drive out and they're calling down range is so they're telling us hey it's 2708 30 miles at 20,000 feet and it's you know it had a just Countdown the Rangers and we're talking back and forth whole time so they got to a point where they say hey. Which means Raiders have resolution sells you know range and a Smith of what the radar can actually see inside that box you can't tell the difference between me and the doctor come going it we're just become one Big Blob so they called murder plot and so the other jet is on my left hand side and we're going to go to go to make it simple so the odds are going to end up looking for isn't right in the middle of the clock and we are at the six position and my wingman is off to my left side so it's a cheeseburger down with her with him so we're looking around me right and there's a perfect example of that water is perfectly calm no Whitecaps I mean it's literally a perfect San Diego California day and we see white water sound like if you see a seamount in a rock under water when you're standing on the shore in the waves breaking over here like what is that it's usually cuz there's a rock under the water so it looks like that but it's about the size of a 737 and actually kind of has a shape of like a cross and it's pointing to the east so you've gotten along partner on East-West in you couple things going north and south so we're looking at it cuz I kind of draw their eyes were like oh that's kind of odd we looked down and when the other airplane comes up and says hey Skipper do you and that's about when he gets out of his mouth and I'm kind of looking at the same thing I could do do you see that what is that thing what we see is this white Tic Tac looking object just above the surface of the water pointing North South and it's going north south east west it's just moving forward back left right at will and it's moving around the disturbance the Whitewater that we see how big is this thing a lot of time fighting other airplanes so it's about lot size of a hornet so what is it the first thing look for is rotor wash you know if you watch any TV show that starts kicking a lot around you can see that it's really easy to see from there so we're like the rotor wash perfect don't see any rotors don't see any tail rotor don't see any the main rotors or like driving around we're looking at this thing is isshin how far are we from this thing at 20000 feet and it's right down on the surface right off all right side so I'm probably maybe a couple miles lateral 20000 ft and we're just watching it move around and so it's very small in your eyes and the other airplane left right is still pointing North South we get to about the twelve I'm just in a nice easy to send a reason is because I'm an ass, can you go more aggressive you can but when you're out of the water the water looks the same at 20000 feet is it does it 2052e don't you know yet so you can easily put yourself in a non-recoverable position if you're not paying attention and you go into the water I'm coming down the Tic Tac just kind of Rapid legal and turn so now it kind of pointless Weston out mirrors us so it's above the surface or a pie we're coming down it starts coming up this is getting interesting sweet kind of drive all the way around a circle I'm just sending it's coming up and I get over to about the 8th position of the line and it's over in about the two position while the quickest way as we know his kids to get someone you know you can keep going around the circle nothing's going to happen across a circle some about her two to three thousand feet above it and I just kind of dropped my nose aggressively and I cut across the circle and it's coming this way because I'm trying to fly to where it's going to be cuz I want to join. I want to see how close I can get to it as I'm pulling up across my nose and it starts to accelerate and within about less than a second is I start to pull nose onto an across is right in front of me just go poof minutes gone so I called the other airplane I said hey you guys yes see that thing they're like it's gone we don't want to see it all so I'm like okay that's kind of weird so we don't see it we're looking at the same time I said hey let's turn around and let's go back to see what was in the water was there something there so we turn around right there where it's going perfectly there's no Whitewater nothing it's just blue like okay so we turn back on our heading back out towards the east and I tell the controller I said well said that you're not forcing them kind of weirded out and I told my my backseat of that we start heading back and the controller on The Prince and comes at me sister you're not going to believe this but that thing is back at your cat point that was our original point where we're going to hold 40 miles south of the ship so this thing is went from wherever we were at 2 p.m. about 60 miles and you know maybe 30-40 seconds it's already over there and it just didn't track it it just appeared he just shows back up on the radar is here for like okay so we fly back we don't see it we don't see it on our radar we don't see it on any of our sensors we do like two runs and we come back to the ship and land so we're in our it's we called the pr Shopper taking off our flight gear one of my Crews is getting ready to go out and I think they're going to be on a tanker mission that they had a a targeting pod on board so they want to talk about this before and I in the backseat or Chad says they were in the finest thing out driving around and in the backseat of a Super Hornet there's no stick but their sites that controllers and there to control the sensors cuz that's what the weapon systems guys do and they can change this place really fast I just hit a button and I'll flip from the radar to the targeting pod and the way the system actually works is when you see something on the radar new designated as your primary target all the other sensors will look at that point so it's everything is kind of together so he picks up a hit on his radar and he goes to lock it up cuz I watched all the tapes he goes to lock it up and immediately the radar until it gets signals back that it's being jammed so and technically jamming is an act of War it starts jamming the radar goes into a jam extrapolate a bunch of stuff happens on the scope well he's smart enough to Castle to his targeting pod and he takes a passive tracking that's the video that you see of the Tic Tac words just sitting in the middle of screen real quiet acne and he goes through if you watch the video if we had it I'd go through it with you if they go through all the different modes when he goes it's an IR and if you do is TV black and white TV Camera we do we can get the video right online where would you can't show it to anybody we can't we can't show it on YouTube but you can see it and people will be able to go to it it'll do go to the video and we'll tell people when we're starting and we'll tell people with the title of the video that you get to is they can sink it up themselves if they watching it it's publicly owned its you know American government relied so it is actually something in the public domain so you think we could play it on YouTube and not get pulled a hundred percent you think the government that those things I would say yes we should be able to but sometimes things get messy and where we've always been like two steps away from getting pulled off of YouTube completely it's a real disaster it's to understand from their perspective a lot of legal issues they have to deal with but I have it on a private server I can maybe send Jamie issue I believe though is the actual copywriting video itself unwatermarked version mix look it up in the Senate have to figure out how to send it to you right here give me a second if you have a ear drop to your drop you pay I got it on a page private page that can send Jamie I think this is probably important to be able to have this the video itself so you can just talk about it and we're about to yank it up here for you give me a second to get it at okay and four people don't know Jeremy also produced Bob Lazar Area 51 & flying saucers and he was in here when we had Bob Lazar and talk about Bob's experience in Jesus that wasn't a game-changer for me and for a lot of other people this is a subject that it's so easy to mock you know this is why I think it's so important that we talked to people like you because like I said your average everyday UFO crackpot they believe everything and anything I ever had any UFO experiences before this now that the irony and I tell the story she literally every time I would go home she would ask me agency UFO if you see if you have and I'll be like to know when I first started dating my wife she was a big like National Enquirer she had all the supermarket tabloid and I would always just for your crap for it so this happens and you know I never say a word so my friends all knew it was a great story over beers I got asked by Lou Elizondo to do the New York Times article which is like anything else I always say no like it took a bunch of times to get me on your show Jeremy kept asking asking asking and it was thank you Jeremy times articles going to come out and visit Thanksgiving in 20 whenever I cook my 17 so is Thanksgiving 2017 and everyone is kind of left the house it's just my wife and my in-laws a couple of sitting in the kitchen and I said not really told anyone I mean My Wife and Kids a new the event happened but they didn't have all the details cuz there's one of those things you just didn't I just didn't get into is it classified no was it at any point in time did not show up no one told us not to talk about it because there's a lot of other people saying you got the Admiral he got the captain of the ship the captain of the Princeton and then you've got the other CEOs sew-in position-wise I'm probably as a CEO of a squadron in the top 20 out of 6000 and no one came to talk to me no one came to take my tapes no one showed up in a suit no one told me not to talk I don't talk to any of my aircrew that were involved in this all there were six people total involved at 2 to shut the video on the four of us that looked at it for five minutes with our eyes no one and I can get into how do you know there's a report that that George Knapp got released it so I called The Unofficial official report and I had met someone and I'm like hey I was working I was doing some Aerospace work and I had gotten a call my cell phone from a guy and he said hey I want to investigate your incident and I go okay so he did he investigated the incident and it was very very thorough I mean even if you've read this about 10 pages long they need yummy he tracked on everybody he tracked down all the people that were there crew that were involved he talked to track down the Admiral he talked to you maybe it was a pretty thorough report cuz you know you know that the people wanted it's out there so they want to do foil it was never released in a foia request actually at the Navy call me I've been out of the Navy for like 6 years and thanks explain to people that means of freedom of them so I got called and she said yeah but to me it was an unofficial cuz I didn't know who where it went I and I had a copy of it but because it was official well then years later I find out that the guy who actually did the report was part of the A-Team and I was talking to Lou Elizondo who runs that program and you showed me the documentation of the original things like 13 people that were part of a tip and they were fully exempt and I'm like Mission act exempt obviously. He has the ability because I'm not a conspiracy theory tell you that you know I think there's reasons that the government doesn't tell the public everything and I don't speak for the government but I think there's a good reason for that not everything needs to go out to the public but most of it doesn't he just what I do is I put a clause on hate for this program or whatever we're doing which we've been in a tip program the work that they do and what they find is not it's not releasable through freedom information that there's probably Avenues to get that you know then you go what really is freedom information cuz I got into this on a I was talking to someone who's a conspiracy theorist they said will someone so wrote and they're not getting any information on your event I said they're going to call up you're going to put in your request for for freedom information you got here so I want it goes to some poor guy at the Pentagon he's like I have no idea what this is and he searches rounding doesn't find anything he looks at his butt and I can offer you a joke I'm not going to spend the next six months of my life doing a research project for you get nothing and then you assume the government covering up money got it really isn't he just you know the guys are doing the research doesn't know where that makes sense Jamie video okay here we go by we sing it and which is zoomed in I are at the top middle and means it's an infrared mode so instead of seeing color you're seeing temperature variations and these things are extremely sensitive to win like tense of degrees they will tell you the difference due to call shuttle go from black to white 2 in this case why does hot so if you look down in the bottom left corner says waht that's why it means white is hot so the object that you're looking at is hotter than the sky around it but we also notices there's no plumes not if you're looking at an airplane when you get close actually see the exhaust coming out in there will be a a really going to matter important as we look at the video and then the most the stuff on here you really don't need to know what you can look at is the bottom right corner says 19990 and Abby that's the altitude and if you look up in the little Ward versus HTG and then b a l t b s autopilot altitude hold its just flying for that so you can go ahead and play the video and so those two bars next to the white object that's that's a passive track so what he's done his he's commanded the Fleer to track that so what the system does is it uses its actually tracking a contract pixels and it's just basically block those hot pixels white pixels from the black ones and internecine out pause it real quick so it over the top see it once a white screen with a black object this is a black-and-white TV mode and he's looking at options TV so narrow in TV mode is actually you can get closer than their own IR it's literally Niro and I are as about medium and TV mode 13 get closer with the TV mode do you look at it now in this case you would actually start to see stuff going on and even a TV mode because you getting exhaust you know the black exhaust comes out you'll usually be able to see kind of some of that coming out the back and you don't see anything just sitting there maybe look at the the top or cyst rewrite that's the pot is looking 3° writer than those they're playing right so he's just fly along the bottom numbers don't worry those her time so it's 4156 so go and hit play what are you doing is he's going to Chad's going through all the different modes cuz he's like oh I got it and he's going to try and see the best-fitting get those rumors that this video is like 10 minutes long know what you're looking at is the entire video no nose where it says 99.9 so hit pause real quick what that means is that why he's got the Pod to Target card cuz that's his primary sensor right now the radar still trying to look at this object and try and arrange it and the radar can't get ranging on it so the object is doing something to say I'm not giving you back cuz it's just a. police radar Doppler is trying to get arranging on you and it can't do it so when it says 99.9 The Radar cannot see this object right now it's not allowing it to get range and I think that's super important day of the way he explained it to me active jamming compared to passive jamming this is a technology that is actively jamming this system rather than something like stealth aircraft which is little shaping dish the technology to to basically make it harder for Raiders to see you you know and that's the whole thing you know if you look at you know airplanes in her nose on are harder to see than airplanes at the side, like think of a barn door if you're looking at the whole barn door it's real easy if I turn the Barn Door sideways worth released in order for you to see it. He's going to different modes and try and lock it and it's just kind of sitting in all of a sudden is a video design I think it's a minute-and-a-half long she's going to try and require every centers of pod so it's it's slowly drifting to the left the The Hornet is still go on the same heading just going to hang out and they're just fell in this thing and when you get close it's going to sing off the left hand side when you see it on a full because it's anything digital you be able to get a one-for-one copy unlike you know we need copy your album to a cassette you know you lose a little are you still doing Digital World in their off it goes to the left and that's pretty fast believe that field of view on the when we eat me a big monitors that we look at these when they come back so we're looking at the original tapes so that's the end of that again please Jimmy so when it's taking off how fat when when it just sort of like leaves the field of view and takes up to 11 how fast is that going pretty fast just staring is pretty fast I mean it did just it's like out of here like nothing that we have no cuz we can't I Don't Care What airplane is so let's just use a F-22 Raptor that's probably one of those it's Friday best airplane in the world right now performance-wise it can't take off like that especially if it's a hover when you're you're talking something that's just sitting in space in the wind and then it just all the sudden accelerate airplanes don't work that way it's not leaving exhaust even in the IR you don't see how it takes off with active jamming it's intelligently control there's no rotors there's no flumes there's no exhaust there's no tail fin there's no tail number this thing goes from a standstill takes off it's a propulsion system we don't have in our inventory and No Other Nation does that's how it's understood by the government if the fastest plane on Earth was trying to do that same maneuver this system would be able to track it if you tell me but this was performance Beyond Emmaus like when we saw it disappear when it flew in front of my nose I'm I'm talking something I'm I'm within 1/2 Mile of it looking at it and it gets in front of me and just disappears so take will just go to something everyone knows is fast let's just say SR-71 Mach 3 you know the visibility is 50 miles at 35 miles a minute I'm going to be able to see this thing turn into a little. As it goes off into the Horizon 4 minute nothing that we start disappeared in a second just gone and I from two different angles remember the other airplanes 8000 feet above me cuz we we get closer to about 12,000 feet so the other airplanes above me looking down and when it disappeared I said you guys see it makes it not done it just literally with poop nothing that we saw disappeared in a second just gone and that's from two different angles remember the other airplanes 8000 feet above me cuz we we get closer to about 12,000 feet so the other airplanes above me looking down and when it disappeared I said you guys see and they said not done it just literally would poop


    David Leduc on Toughening His Hands for Lethwei
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    cuz I started to think I'll liquid Tuesday I did 35 episodes and while I was in in Asia and I it was killing it and it was pretty cool but then I visit is it on YouTube my push-ups I die it's busy you can do some push-ups on your knuckle boom likes Michael jumps to create something like Michael and then fingered the front to yeah I guess it depends on if I drop my tricep it would be those two addresses on the tables hardest thing about if you're going to punch so f***** up and make it hard to shift of using anything to you looking like a wire or something and pounding on something I just do I actually want to save my hand as much as possible either getting so I put my hands in the ice bucket and I just like the last time I think that I'm Into Fitness my fake run out to side and super annoying very psychic for especially for a Long Tall guy like that anyway so that's a lot with no wrist wraps goodnight in Tiger at the time so I was I miss those high quality videos know I would do it my phone I think it's interesting because you're one of the only guys that speaks English that's talking about the other that's talking about the sport and it competes in the sporting a champion does Sport mean as far as like the history of the sport you're probably one of the real really the only guy she's an English speaker that's been a champion and I think it's key because if you do like you fight with no gloves with only cause you're really a kitchen Philly can feel it f****** tranny or something dial there American or second and then that's the one that's on their Knuckles to do some low jumps and the way I'm going to tell her I think what is that surfaced as a concrete that has Concrete in the craziest spotting which way I was going there for a second. The second round I dislocated my finger was pretty badly broken dislocated and my corner man is a former Goldendale guy doesn't speak a word of English again and I like pop it out so I can leave play okay and then but I'm thankful to happen because that was the first fight I landed like my elbows and my first headbutts cuz you had an injury had no choice I could run across any more do elbows headbutts at just trying to pull it out yourself I didn't know at the time I did I tried it but it was these people watching it then you about it cuz it coming through was talking about it they David fingers with my Turkish appointed he didn't know about like I don't want to know so I fight and there was


    Death is a Mystery Science Can’t Solve
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    I wanted to pick your brain on that because I'm me and my wife have a pact okay I know you're going to think we're crazy but I don't give a s*** that we have since we met in 2016 and in Thailand we never had a night apart I mean and then my point is that the reason behind eyes that I want to hear more coffee I need to I want to spend as much as I can cuz you don't know if there's something after so what do you think I think you should be happy and if you're happy doing that that's alright about the afterlife like I'm like the number for First like science I think a leads do that we're going to just see existing science honestly will science is the study of how the brain works in the study of where you know where the memory is located in what part of the brain are affected by injury and studies on fmri where they're measuring areas of the brain are active during specific activities science there's no real science about what happens when your speculation by your physical body and then we're going to just like it's going to die right and then I know there's actually no science about that but my point is I'm doing speculations that if we do stop existing we do stop living and breathing what's our accents where is it going right was it if is there's an energy. What makes it so hard to say skeptical people that think they know for sure nothing happens as much as I'm skeptical people think for sure they know what happens so it's just comforting for some people to have an answer whether it's the lights go out and that's it and that's Richard Dawkins perspective yeah but other people's perspective he's never done psychedelics and he's got this very reduction is prospective scientific based on what we know right now I understand that he's a man of science and logic and this is how he likes to frame the world but the reality is no one has any idea and most people don't want a deer today because it's very scary if you've done psychedelic drugs you know that there is a very strange thing that can happen to your brain into your Consciousness when it interacts with certain molecules what is that while some people believe that that is a portal to the afterlife and that what happens when you die during periods of extreme stress your brain produces psychedelic chemicals we don't know what the what the soul is what is that a real things that are not is it nonsense we don't know is your Consciousness your Consciousness is clearly affected by injury injury to the brain and it's clearly affected by age it's clearly affected by deterioration is clearly affected by some exhaustion is chemicals but is but is that you or is that something that your brain is housing like what happens when you die does that does it transfer to something else do you does your brain in-house Consciousness or does your body house Consciousness or as conscious as a part of it and when your brain shuts off is no activity has a Consciousness or do transcend no one knows he said we don't know that's the real answer there's a lot of people that don't believe that you are the same person everyday is a lot of people that believe that when you go to sleep that you will you wake up in the morning and you assume that all of your memories of your life they're accurate and that you are absolutely the person that you were when you went to bed the day before don't even know that Osho that's a great though I know that you know that you have some memories that you you can call upon unless you record them like you're do you record you sure that's you are you the same person at all these ideas of many worlds is quantum physicist like to that there's a bunch of different interactions that are happening simultaneously and that it's so hard to deaven it's so hard even to eat to even conceive of the possibility of multiple dimensions and then the possibility of infinite universes that based on the decisions that you make who the f*** now it's an infinite number variables that your life moves in a bunch of different directions yet the idea of an infinite Universe also means there's an infinite number of David look who's out there I know that's what's really crazy there's an infinite number of young Jamie's there's an infinite number of you know fill in the blank Neil deGrasse Tyson Mike Tyson slightly different lives how was it when you when you did those odmp it's very strange I'm scared of that you should be scared sometimes it's a little bit yellowish sore more but yellowish looking Crystal it's any on you Freebase it that's something that her brain create gas so your brain produces as it's one of the reasons why your body can bring the Baseline so quickly your body knows what to do with it it has it it's it's a part of your your whole chemical system how did you read about this how do you come over this remember how I first heard of it I think I've heard of it listening to Terence McKenna talk about it and that was the first thing I ever heard of it and when you know when I first did it I couldn't even believe I couldn't believe that this is a possibility that this that this is something that exists on Earth that so many people don't even know about did you like you need to lock the doors when you do it like you need me I did it and I did it in my living room with some friends how long does it last 15-20 minutes but it feels like you've been there before feels like it just happened and it also feels like forever but it's it's very strange it feels like you've been there before when you go there yeah it's like you leave the world you leave this space and you go to some incredible Dimension that seems more real than this it's very very big


    You Can Pay a Million Dollars for a License Plate in Dubai!
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    did you buy Joe seminara said all right we'll stay here for a little bit but it's a bit late for me it's a bit like fake like is everything is a concrete jungle nothing grows there nothing organic raspberries in the desert there was a fight there's a fight in Abu Dhabi and we had to weigh ins in Dubai and we went there for a day but I remember saying no I didn't go to that one this was several years ago in Anderson Silva fought Demian Maia and I remember thinking man is talking Ferraris everywhere and Lamborghinis Rolls-Royce is a lot of money to buy as a lot of money sponsored ad to 320 on the floor like I still work so now we actually left there and then we buy yet when we bought a place in the we have a house that we want to grow up there in Cypress so now we live in Cyprus which site is that's outside of France Mediterranean so next to Jordan Egypt at Turkey it's like the most eastern country in Europe in you you what brought you there and you know what the money you want to win a car you need to pay lake tab that won $1000000 for that like it's all just bad values I believe for me you mean the license plates yes 111 license plate people buy exclusive things is only three of these purses like they should make more it's still not important in our human life like it's still not important this is a license plate thing is so weird you know they have an issue with that in the United States have an issue with people from other countries that bring their cars over here like really rich people from Saudi Arabia they called Saudi Arabian summer because in summer in Saudi Arabia is so f****** hot discover in America seems like nothing so summer and 105 degrees F ucking spit on that little after that play that ain't s*** so they bring these expensive cars like Lamborghinis and Ferraris and shaved them from the summer in the one they bring them over here and they bring them over here with Saudi Arabian plates so they have like Embassy plates and they have like consulate plates and you know it became an issue and parts of Beverly Hills because like they're not even registered and they're they're not even registering again driving lessons around like I was at a hotel in Beverly Hills and went to a restaurant there and there was a car that was parked there like a Lamborghini that had like Saudi Arabia license plate and this is crazy in their vehicle from there not by a car here register here but shipping from drive your own car here that's what it is he bring it over here on a boat oh my God yeah so they they put they load their s*** up on boats have it brought up here they pick it up at the dogmen driving around with Saudi Arabian place like that is so I guess when you deal with seems like oil money I think it gets to this level that you and I will never understand how the level of money that you're born into it to suicide rate is Intrust when babies are born with too much and in level of money that was born into it but I'm also a bit grateful because know the highest suicide rate is interest when babies are born with too much and it never worked for it and then they're unhappy so I think heart it's okay to work your goals and do your feet feel more happy with an attitude


    Best of the Week - October 20, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    because people have other motives emotion tribalism things like that will people find great comfort in these belief systems it gives them sort of have often said that it gives him some sort of like a scaffolding for their their structure of the world their ethics or morals they they can use religion as some sort of mechanism to help them get buy something that they can climb on to some of the confusion of the unknown the show that's true but I don't understand why anybody that for thinks that for the religion is true why would you think that because it provides you with a scaffold you can climb on that makes it true I can understand you erecting a scaffold that was a gymnastics or the universe comfortable provides you with a scaffold to climb on well it's almost like it's a spiritual system like a placebo effect like a spiritual placebo effect and by believing that this is true it gives you this comfort and allows you to condense your thoughts into a better path that the sea Poseidon closest very real but did you know that the receiver that works even if the patient is told it's a placebo that's why I didn't get in. It's very strange well it's sometimes people doing things and knowing that they're doing things gives them the sort of feeling of momentum of accomplishment of of progress and I think so many people are just so adrift and don't have Focus that even just telling them hey we're going to be going to be a part of this program has program to treat XY disease whatever it is and here's this thing like just just Folk the main reason why so many people believe in Homeopathy we should we talk to it doesn't look but cannot work is the placebo effect that they they enquiry has actually gotten a lawsuit against pharmaceutical shops selling homeopathic remedies alongside genuine ones we can't stop them actually selling tummy fat remedies what we can find them putting them on the same shelf as though there's no difference between them best friend how dare you MRSA yeah that I forgot where we were those women it was run by lesbians they they like Tommy some s*** that stuck with me my whole life like cluttered room cluttered mind I love that one I was basically like they were very strict but what happened was I learned how to be a really crafty drug addict so I was like well drilling my room is clean I don't have a problem cuz I came I came to La 19 or 20 I guess this is like 2,000 and I started interning at the website called buddy head is like his old music website and they were all pint and they had the number one gossip site for music in town at the time and everybody was obsessed with us with with this website and then seriously amazing Golden's our love sponge or she'll go sleep from one bed to another to another she gets all the love yeah that means it's crazy those used to be wolves I know I know play mode doesn't even turn off Wi-Fi really anymore just turns off the cellular modem but the whole idea is we need identify the problem and the central problem with smartphone use today is you have no idea what the hell it's doing at any given time like if the phone has a screen off you don't know what it's connected to unfortunately makes it impossible to see what kind of network I don't want Facebook to be able to talk right now you know I don't want Google to build talk right now I just want my secure messenger app to be able to talk I just want my weather app to be able to talk but I just checked my weather and now I'm done with it so I don't want that to go to talk anymore and we need to be able to make these Intelligent Decisions on not just a nap by a basis for the connection by connection basis right you want what say you use Facebook because for whatever judgment we have a lot of people might do it you want it to be able to connect two Facebook's content servers you want to go to message a friend you want to be able to download a photograph or whatever but you don't want to be able to talk to me answer you don't want to talk to an analytic server that this modern your behavior right you don't want to talk all these third-party today is there is an industry that is built on keeping this Invisible by what we need to do is we need to make the activities of our devices when it's a phone with her computer whatever more visible and understandable to the average person and then give them control over it so it's like if you could see your phone right now in the very center of is a little green icon that's your pants at or it's a picture of your face whatever and you see all these little coming off of it is every app that your phone is talking to right now. Or every app that is active on your phone right now and all the hosts that is connecting to and you can see right now once every 3 seconds your phone is checking into Facebook and you can just poke that out and then boom it's not on your Facebook the demands a certain amount of exertion and I run everyday I feel like s*** I'm like running very addictive do I feel fine that you get from running that's really interesting and any long-term cardiovascular exercise you get this it's like we did last last October we did the sober October thing we have at this crazy fitness challenge so all of us were doing cardio like 5 hours a day really crazy amount of cardio and one thing that Tom Segura and I both agreed on his like the amount of internal chatter dissipates 204 give no anxiety it goes I didn't realize I had any anxiety until that happen and then I was like God it goes to zero it goes to nothing like when you do like 5 hours on a treadmill or you just running just run for when you when it's done man there's just like pee of mind that comes with that this it release of endorphins that's incredibly addictive cuz that feeling is so pleasing so it's not that it doesn't it doesn't feel good to get out of bed and then to just push when you don't want to but the end result feels amazing it does feel I wonder if there's any research looking into whether that affect happens universally because I've worked out I run there were times in my life I've never gotten a runner's high never I get my teeth hurt my knees hurt my back hurts I feel my brain bleed a bouncing around in my skull you know I'm half a mile into it I'm like f*** this this doesn't the gielgud you have to get in shape first that's never really in the running like the first time I really did any serious running my friend cam Hanes had a 5k which is what is at 3 miles and I didn't run at all in preparation for it and when I ran the 5K Jesus Christ I didn't have a good feeling at all but when it was over I was like okay obviously I'm not I'm in good shape but not in good running shape at all so I should probably get in shape for this and then I started running and then when I got into running and it practically running hills then I started feeling it once I kind of got in that kind of shape and then when the you know when do the workouts are over like I run all the time now and when it's over I just have this feeling your thing he loves it too so crazy bonding experience with that dog you know cuz he loves it now many things happened after that there was able to use that like I became when I was stuck on a beautiful mind because it wasn't cinematic I thought well how can I make it cinematic and I thought Veronica did Nick great she lived in an alternate reality oh that's exactly involuntarily with a schizophrenic have to do they live in realities so in the movie A Beautiful Mind make it really compelling we started an alternate reality and made it a thriller and realized oh my God there's this Epiphany and you realize that was not even reality right and and that's what blew people's minds and that's why the movie kind of worked because it was a Drew you in so deeply into this character that it became like the subjective experience that every audience every audience member feel like the pain of that name sanity of what that must feel like there's another brilliant movie make it cinematic what what do you mean by that exactly Well Ron and I realized that Ron howard-directed it and won an Oscar and we realized that in order to make it really interesting you have to see it to understand the mind of a the phrenic so they ever get to see somebody's mind how do you see somebody's mind other than just graphically you know where you know like through graphic design and it was that that's not very interesting you know like the insertion of graphic design or voiceover narration that makes it kind of a documentary so but we thought like but if you could if you could have an entire story kind of with the military and paranoia and all that that's exactly one of the tensor realities of a schizophrenic's mind so you get this filled it with other actors and other people and that's that was that's why I mean when I say cinematic so basically when you're seeing the 25 minutes of living in this alternate reality with Ed Harris and all that stuff craziness it blows your mind as an audience and then you reflect later like wow that wasn't even real and how that got is that guy really going to come back and you know you make it seem mostly cinematic with the rest of the narrative him trained to cope with schizophrenia itself it becomes the merging of an alternate reality and actual reality and the actual reality is when he's you watch him in that level of pain and just trying to survive you know like cope with meds and the wife and and then we we we we found the way to make it we we we we found the way to make it kind of worked triumphantly because it was love that was the most powerful force it was that one person decided to stay with this other one person the wife Alicia stay with John Nash


    Ari Shaffir's You're In Trouble Moment - JRE Toons
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    where's that horn going off young German guy that is in the back just give her a little double check. The baseball bat tell me Shut the f****** but like walk towards my brother has walk out there with your dick in your hand that way you startle anyone you see and you always have the first movie I like the fact that you're going to do that too I don't think we can show it on YouTube. Also have to love to move away up to stick out a big opening vacuum up. something you can move in I went back into my urethra couldn't hold in his pee ladies and gentlemen couldn't be filled up one kombucha bottle has a cap their phone and then filled it up again I had to go empty it out for him thanks for their about


    How Brian Grazer Overcame His Dyslexia | Joe Rogan
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    cool that we were just talking about your books and I try said let's save it let's save it for the podcast cuz I wanted to sound fresh so tell me about you grow two books I read two books and you know as you know I'm a movie writer and a movie and television producer my whole life and whatever those stories are the movies are in the successes I kind of think anyone that's really focused can can do what I do so that was kind of the end product of the first book which was installed a curious mind the secret to a bigger life and that book is really about I mean how much you want to know about everything whatever you want to tell me so basically I couldn't read in elementary school and it caused a lot of a lot of Shame and then a lot of trauma did you have dyslexia dyslexia very quite acute dyslexia and Woodland Hills fancy part of the valley I grew up in the flats of Sherman Oaks actually is as a little kid going to Riverside Drive Elementary School and then later to Nobel Junior High and then later Chatsworth High School and in Elementary School I couldn't read it all and they didn't classify it is dyslexia that was just your slow your dumb you why can't you answer this and then you'd say I can't read and then it didn't make sense it just didn't none of those things computed really that somebody couldn't actually read a word and I really couldn't read a word so when you can't read a word then you find ways to 5 cope and not have the teacher look you in the eyes and say okay Brian come to the board and answer this question because you're never get just going to produce more shame cuz you're not you don't know the answer so possible so I found that as that went on for a little while for quite a while around the 4th 5th 6th grade I really looked at people I really looked them in the eyes to learn and I found that file somebody in the eyes you couldn't gauge I didn't know this then but you engage their heart if you're really doing it with sincerity and interest you can engage people and move them in a banjo eyes things you get people to like play on your team and or you play on their team they pick you and stuff good things happen except the Reading part but it enabled me to learn a lot just by looking at people and talking to people and my when mentors little grandmother her name is Sonya and little Sonia she like 4:10 I guess you know and she would always say to me she see me once a week minimally always once a week and she said you're going all the way going to make it big think big be big and she had all these isms because I have my mom's side of the family was Jewish my dad's side of the family is Catholic the Jewish side the grandmother was my Mentor in the person that really was the single person that I could count account on her life and she constantly tell me how how things go great give a gift for gab should say and and every time she said you're going to go all the way I'm thinking there's like absolutely no empirical evidence I'm going all the way anywhere except my parents were so I just wasn't going anywhere I didn't think so so that gave rise to me give rise to the fact that I thought the wind can really learn a lot as have these kind of curiosity conversations and once I graduated college I did this on a weekly basis and I'm still do it to this day once a week sometimes once every two weeks but never more than once every two weeks I never I'm pretty militant I'm extremely militant about it but how do you do it look when you mean well what I do is I think it's often and I know you do something possibly similar to this end and but my sister would be I bombard myself with now I can read of course and I was able to start to read like in high school you tell me how they fix that like they couldn't fix it wasn't fixable how to scrambles the letters then when it gets better reverses the works and to this day I still start on the right and go to the left so it takes like really thoughtful discipline to make sure I'm always starting do you mean when the sentences or two sentences with a sentence but incidentally when you have dyslexia is very hard to learn other languages so very very hard but I can switch it around like when your brain is making you read right to left yes I started to learn just create like just like an exercise a discipline where I could liken as in college I was able to read force myself to start on the left and go to the right is there a certain mechanisms that's causing you to do right to laugh or do they know what the cause of this says not that I know of not that I know probably something neurological and certainly genetic I mean I have no genetic Trace but it has to be a letter within your Genome of having to guess so you learned how to read you learn how to figure it out and then you said you you have these stations at least once every two weeks so how do you do this like what are you organized on their structured they're structured that they they they sit there's a Randomness to them because often you have to have to it's not like getting on your show where everybody wants to be in the show I said it was a compliment of course but I I'm begging people you because even though it down with you I'm begging him to sit down with me and I'm groveling and I'm calling a since directly I still have three assistant but I make all of my own phone calls always you know why because I have this discipline of getting to know assistance and going if Brian is Richard around or and I just like I do that that's so refreshing from a guy who's as successful as you are because so many times when people get that successful you insulate yourself with a bunch of other people to do all the calls for you and open all the doors for you and you just kind of you stay insulated in aloof yeah well thank you thanks well yeah they did people do I mean look there are producers that are sort of you know what let's say we're in the same category as a milk choices through trial-and-error I saw I went through the 80s where power guys had desks above this other chairs that are on the other side I have the power guys always had lacquer furniture and they did all these power things and I thought I want to I want artists to like me relate to me and I always did everything to create a democratic environment because not that I was such a cool guy but more like you just get so much more out of a creative person by not intimidating them sure and I just saw you do my peers and some you know maybe a decade me and oh I almost felt so close to Saint names but but you're so sort of tough guys you know and I didn't think that was an effective I just didn't think was effective and I wasn't making these really hardcore action movies I was doing movies that were there designed to a might ignite emotion and feeling in fact people when I do public speaking isao business not a movie producer to I'm just I'm in the feelings business because I feel like that's what we want out of a cinematic experience for for me she want the movies I'm interested in doing her TV shows as so because I grew up loving those movies of the 70s and I'm captivated by things that move me emotionally and Elevate me emotionally so you make phone calls and you arranged conversations so you arranged basically a podcast that no one's listening to either and then second 10 years that was the United States 15 was nothing I just did it cuz I felt like that could inhibit somebody or I felt like I was trying to do these sort of down low and away like I didn't want to come modify them you know like industrialized my conversations and I had friends go like oh can we be part of it and I tried it once with a couple other guys it during my thing and it's fractionalized my attention yeah and it found the great thing about the conversations the one on one with no one else in the room which that's all I do again I've ever tried a different ways is it it it Kree you're what you're trying to do I'm trying to do is to create the best date that Isaac Asimov thyroid had or or you know or I mean I've so many people you know to Margaret Thatcher I'm trying to like I'm trying to have no idea of a time and space and I want them to have no idea of time and space and because that is like your best date and I always think like what is my best date with a girl is my very for me Brian cuz I my best date is I'm not even thinking about time and it just becomes almost like a biochemical event it's just things are evolving and I felt like I could do this would Noble many Nobel laureates was Sheldon Glascow who converted the four forces of day nation of nature to three and I brought his name up because I knew that your show you could you could do whatever you want and and was Sheldon glass goes like I usually try to do an hour or two hours but I hung out with this guy shut up my whole day down for 6 hours just because I was so captivated by I'm really wanting to meet and it's takes a year at least or sometimes years to organize this to get them to say yes or to be in the same city or be willing to say yes and meek fly to New York or some other place it sounds like you have figured out the benefit that I've experienced from having podcast and having these kind of conversations one-on-one conversations but you did it just for your own personal edification yeah yeah I have gotten more out of talking to people like this and it's it made me grow more as a person and make made me understand more about communication and how to talk to people than anything I've ever done in my whole life because you don't normally have this completely unfiltered 20 reasons why I like headsets as well because it locks you in like your your volume of you talking is the same level in my ears as it is in your ears we're all this one thing it's not like there's distance between us or in each other's ears and we're talkin there's no phones there's no nothing we're sitting across from each other how would I ever organized decide thought about that was so many different people that I've had a chance to talk to like how would I ever get Sean Carroll the astrophysicists sizdah sit down and just talk to me for 3 hours at the debate him I would never get put headphones on and you just tell me about stuff like you find me about there's no no never do that because of this thing called the podcast because I can share it with all the other people are listening I've had this chance to have these kind of conversations and it sounds like you've done the same thing but without an audience that you figured out that this is a great way to to expand your own understanding of people being one-on-one with these brilliant folks yes exactly and and and maybe you do this to but I found I mean I do meet a lot of people I reach out to me people that are you know expert at many different things that I that I don't to course but sometimes I just I become really motivated just to meet somebody because they're so uniquely committed to something they're so obsessed and I found it learned a lot from Uber drivers and Baristas and stuff were but I do reach out to me in a people that have really had a very intense committed to a really intense journey and often have triumphed.


    What Brian Grazer Learned While Making 8 Mile | Joe Rogan
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    now what other stuff do you do in terms of self-improvement I think a little like you've as I've researched you that I'm constantly reading things like all of the time always a nonfiction however no friction at all no I just know that produces a lot of fiction or I would I like is either yes that's right what I found in my life the the like for me the foundational creative ingredients are in ingredients to a creative equation like making a movie or a TV show or painting or is CounterPoint so I have found that I'm Dreaming enough myself you know like I know what I've read. Of course I'll just have Campbell stuff so I kind of understand formats of myths and here with a thousand faces and and and I personally like Underdog stories there so many types of Underdog stories that it's some so anyway so I have that basic knowledge and then when I learn a subject was having the subject of architecture or physics or a little bit of chemistry or whatever the you know it's it's all like from an archaeological perspective cuz it's all new to me so I found for example when I produced the movie 8 Mile is about hip hop right is by battles in the Detroit I first I thought I could even go back further I'll go do this quickly though I thought I'm should get like the hottest you know video director the coolest guy and I won't say those names but they're there were the guys are very visible at being the best at those videos hot videos occurred to me I should get somebody that approaches it again Ark magically work everything is a discovery so I hired some of the knew nothing about hip-hop what was passionate about wanting to do the movie and he was named Curtis Hanson he's deceased right now but he won I think bleach to Oscars for LA Confidential that looked at everything was sort of a discovery Limbs and that's why you're able to see if if I pick the video guy that thinks he knows every hip hop then all the little nuances that are new to the audience's eyes would have never been shot because he think all everybody knows that stuff that's good stuff you know authority authority doesn't work out well and I found that my my my career all I did was write and produce comedies for the first 17 years of my movie career starting with nature Sunsplash in Parenthood in Nutty Professor in liar liar and I could get a lot of comedies allotted 5 Eddie Murphy thing in a Jim Carrey three times you know what I found was Jewish writers Christian actors in the Jewish writers Graham actor and Graham is like when Jewish people say it's the Christian year the Catholic I made 8 movies in with Tom Hanks but he's big he's like the Gary Cooper or he's the Christian guy with the Jewish writers so he's no good Christian and Christians not funny Tipsy was just like you know he he was sort of dominated the ethos you know of you and I mean he's of comedy in the 70s and 80s but yeah but it just didn't work you can't really talented director usually as you know like her pearls right I mean who's the cheddar chicken Trainwreck that Melissa McCarthy is what works as in Trainwreck Amy Schumer is it Melissa McCarthy tell you might be right Catholic right he's a Jew is like that's the the Counterpoint is what works isn't Trainwreck Amy Schumer is it Melissa McCarthy tell you might be right I might be both


    Producer Brian Grazer Freaked Out Badly on Edibles
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    tried it bright how was it did not like I had to call off the next day at work cuz I thought I could go to sleep would you look a little bit yes to do some artwork cuz I know I'm going to have to Constitution do it you know there was a minute I was single and a girl said to me was to have these lollipop she pulled him out of refrigerator oh boy I took a little lick of a lollipop she whatever and it was it was interesting and it wasn't terrible the next weekend I see the girl again I'm at my house with Banshee hope I'm not going to think I'm okay here and I thought that was kind of fun I take this lick on this lollipop oh my God it's so freaked me out I called my doctor dr. Dennis evangelatos is that his name I'm s I'm saying that's okay he's good and he I said I need you to come over right now and sleep but I'm sleep over he goes he slept he did he slept in my bedroom at the foot of my bed he was so good I said he's writing Westwood and I was in Malibu and I said I said I'm serious because lucky this is what will happen I can tell you exactly what happened it goes up and it's going to come down everything I don't think I can survive it I'm too scared or so he said he'll sleep over and he slept over the whole night yeah yeah yeah Iron Man yeah, I don't think it's honestly a lot of swear oh yeah let me see mommy see that big box that for you touch it okay this is this is a real issue can you do it during the day if you want to die you know the paranoia that comes with being really really high wow I just meditate calm down embrace it and enjoy the wave yeah yeah it's a lot of the freaking out comes from freaking out yes I know I took me you like you freaking out on me like oh my God I'm freaking out myself I'm going lights all the flaws that I find my own personality and my own life well all the whatever things I've done that I'm not proud of or that I think our mistakes highlights them and it makes me think you know more diligently be a better person she's as good as my sense of community makes more sensitive I'm not an addiction but me and my buddy likes you and you and your buddies are cool with it October so entire month of October every year we do something like last year we did a fitness challenge that think it's like Ramadan


    Being Fat Shamed Was the Reality Check Brian Grazer Needed
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    what's what's fat actually really GIF chip like a ghetto rolls at Good Guys in a rolls of fat in the thing and I was with a girl who you know was a very very serious young and everything and we went to her Beach her Beechwood cutting little-do-you-know Dume Beach little do and she's talked to these she goes have to go talk to these guys and there was a cool Surfer Dudes and it was like 25 years ago 30 years ago and she's talks and there's laughing and laughing at me to her cuz she's not Lefty's and they're back there and I see a chorus of them kind of laughing to go well I guess they're laughing because they said we never thought you'd be would like a fat guy and I don't know how they look at me and that's what they're that's what they're seeing and I think it's funny I got to fix this and I was like the straight up October forever for me that is what's called fat shaming that she may even know that it's a very controversial thought because some people think is fat shaming is terrible and they should do it to people it what other people say that but it makes people feel bad and some people think you should protect people from feeling bad whereas other people think you should tell them that they're fat so they feel bad they act on it how do you say it say it on Joe Rogan call it I'm the ladder I think you should tell people that they're fast if they want to know I don't think you should go out and do you mean like they want to know if you want to know like your wisdom friend about a husband way for boyfriend girlfriend on stuff cuz they even resent you forever yeah yeah yeah if you're a man and you resent your wife forever cuz she tells you you're probably not really a man inspect if my wife tells me I'm fat I'm glad I'm not fat yeah we talked about doesn't work only works if you're fat girl the way you think and the girl the girl that guy are together who did the girl ever say you have a little delay every time I'm sure someday say it but here's the thing some girls pretty rough guys we can talk sexual so they they like girls and guys here's a question with those girls be more likely to settle for a guy with a little dick yes or a rich guy would they like girls to be girls in like guys no matter what I do have a big dick damn thing a person can do about that one you know you can suck fat out of waste stuff in your ass you can get fake boobs there's a lot of things you can do if you got a little dick that's a wrap son Throwing Shade right now that would mean like we had looked Navy and if a crazy I think I think there's certain things that you know there's nothing you can do about it and I just have to handle that roll the dice whatever you got yeah I would guess that's one of them things like crispr and genetic manipulation I don't think there's anything more profitable except $9 personal mean maybe one day they'll be able to do something yeah they shoot a little virus in your body and then all sudden purple I got that that's didn't know about that that's like in the Zeitgeist right now is it that one James Corden maybe we should be kind of Weird Al Fat Jokes while you're being upset at someone's calling you fat that's one of the things that people have a problem with being sympathetic about it that was Bill Maher statements bills obviously very slim man yeah but it's not something you can't fix it's a problem to fix it hard to fix hard probably requires discipline and also your your gut biome is probably all screwed up from eating bad foods and you know you probably are accustomed to certain certain Behavior patterns or unhealthy for you yeah the times you're eating the kind of food you're eating yeah picture of fix mine with them but I mean I wasn't fat in the that really a shame I fix it would shame me and I start jumping rope and I started with I do all everything with an achievable goal I just did a couple minutes and I just kept going and then pretty soon you know I did the rope with the that had a counter on it with those plastic beads that gives a little weight on the end of a nylon rope nylon cord could really wet and get it going do you have to do 200 beats a minute for 30 minutes and holding your body very tight so it actually I didn't think of it that way but it really strengthen strengthen my core yeah yeah so obviously always on your toes yeah so it's it it keeps your caps condition to know helps your body building strong calves and strong feet very very important for boxing anything that requires movement football players a lot of football players you can jump rope help their ability to move side to side and helping Mobility yeah antidote to a fat shaming what is a lot of videos online where people doing like these YouTube workouts of jumping rope and then they also have weighted ropes which is a weighted rope to waiting and I was doing it I would do it in the rain always everyday I did it remember being on a Tarmac in Greece and Athens waiting and I was doing it I would do it in the rain I would always the everyday I did it without fail for almost 12 years


    Brian Grazer Met with LA Police Chief During the 1992 Riots | Joe Rogan
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    go back to these conversations that you had over these 35 years the ones that you've recorded what have you done with them you just you're holding on to them I just keep keep them people get so mad at me because I tell everybody they should do a podcast how mad do people get to me the title of your book yeah so in the kid that so that was so curious mind I realized that cheese have been 35 years of these at that time I might have been 30 and my kids my for kids don't really know what I'm doing you know like I'm really spending a lot of time hustling to get Edward tell her to meet me to a year-and-a-half two years or Daryl Gates was the craziest meeting of all time craziest want to give it to you real quick I'll give it to you so I really thought this guy he was going to want is one of the most well-known and most accomplished of police Chiefs in America think we're three of them and he was one of the three in a century and and then Daryl Gates I knew created was one of the creators of the fundamental creator of SWAT which is bringing paramilitary text to the LA Police Department he started out as a bright-eyed strong-minded clean-cut guy working for the police department and because he was sharp he was the driver to the police chief which was Chief Parker and then Chief Parker that do la there was a riot called the watch Ryan not the LA riots but the Watts Riot and the police went in and they were not qualified to be situation and they kind of failed at at and they felt they failed at it and Daryl Gates was like by the chief side the entire time and he kind of bowed to himself I'm not going to let that happen again and when he had the opportunity because he became later police chief and I'm not not much later became police chief of police department he instituted SWAT and other in a paramilitary tack set a mind discipline that was pretty you know with like creating you know like martial law people would argue and and then we went that kind of produced an environment that I think many think in my sights I think myself helped the environment that caused the LA riots because there was a lot of inequity I think human inequity felt and I'm getting this gonna politicon you should hit me with your point-of-view please I'm the on the LA Riot yeah well I moved here after that okay if I wasn't here while that was going down right it was pretty intense the LA riots were the Rodney King trial exactly the video I was watching Rodney King getting beaten like that then you also heard that they had been on the high-speed Pursuit with him and that there was more that video like that was the end of their altercation apparently there's much more physical altercation before that video and maybe if someone saw the full thing they would understand what okay you're dealing with a while persons on PCP in the cops are doing everything they can to detain MPA but there's a distrust of the police in these communities in the first place because they had seen so much police brutality real that reaction that right was not just because of that one thread yeah it was an accumulation of different of yeah different interactions with people that had with abuses at least moving pot yeah yeah and there was so much corruption 3DS during that time so all that just exploded and so that the thing about the story is there saying about I took I got a meeting with Daryl gate it was 10 months on the book 10 months wow ironically the day of my meeting with him was the day of the LA Riot so I thought and it already happened 2000 buildings on fire and everything and my office gets a phone call from jail case office confirming my meeting with him I'm thinking oh my God Parker Center is under siege you know it's like the whole city is under siege he still wanted to keep the meeting but the meeting that was on the books for 10 I thought that's really crazy so I went down at a guy drive me and I went down and they zigzag through like a security clearance thing or canoe other cars could get through that was really bizarre you know like we see this now often but they initiated this this kind of amazed at the car would go through I get to the get to the get to the front door a couple of police Chiefs of police officers escort me in they put me in a room they they didn't give me a cavity search but just about everything but you know took my clothes off you're too tuna fish sandwiches very you know a utility you do very utilitarian the sandwiches and we had the potato chips and you said you want an iced tea I couldn't even swallow I couldn't eat my food cuz it was so shocked by the whole thing that he had so much he was impervious to everything it was going down in the city council was on his TV and on the TV out there cheap you're on TV right now and they're yelling and he goes he says to me and of them this is nothing they'll never give me out of here and so much hubris it was it was it was amazing and I know he's so calm about it the course they did they did get him out today actually cuz the city council was really a very liberal guys on that board people on that poured rather and it's it's a long insane story I had my meeting got bad blood sugar normal like an hour or so you just have lunch and just pick his brain and yeah just had lunch and ask questions you know and try to act not be nervous or upset about the in what's going on environment and the TV flashing you know like archival footage that they chopped days before your the day of and buildings on fire in the Korean Korean Saw Shop Market somebody getting killed somebody getting killed and all that stuff they were showing on television and he he was just kind of matter-of-fact like this is just what's going down this time it's just pass wow that's crazy design for the job


    Joe Rogan | The Brilliance of Jay-Z w/Brian Grazer
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    cuz I don't really think of it you know that you know these sort of creative puzzles that way I'd be going to help you create a puzzle would be like you know what movie or TV show or documentary and I could go on and but you're okay Jay-Z ask me cuz I new Jay-Z because he was very obsessed with wanting to do the soundtrack to a movie called American Gangster which I produced oh great thanks I I like that one looked too but so and I said as much you know what is impressive name of Jay-Z and his level of you do Mastery of self I said look we've already done the entire score I mean you can't do it it's been done he said we'll look I feel a kinship to Frank Lucas who was played by Denzel Washington is a ninja being a drug dealer like the base Irwin dealer in America that and head of like his own Mafia that he creates in study when the bottom line is he feels this kinship to him he wants to do this is very dedicated I said it's already done as much as you know Superstar you are and how great you are and he said look I will do a second album I don't have to be the primary elements on the screen I'll do a second album and I said I only have three weeks because I will do the whole thing in 3 weeks and he oh and I went and saw him he did the singing he did the writing he did it engineer that he did every single thing so the guy is the king of hip-hop he goes to work and I was really blown away because he still you know how he has that grit in him and and it turned out to be like for real hip hop lovers they really like this album I guess it was everybody loves everything he does though something I wish it but he doesn't really yeah he's kind of brilliant actually he's a yeah he's not really any marketer he's when he says things that are very insightful so he wanted to do after that we got to know each other and then he said hey I'm going to do a festival festival with 2422 different artists all different types of Scooby in Love Park installed we're calling it made in America would you produce it and and I said yeah and I knew that Ron Howard could get a chance of directing it and I thought it'd be really good for Ron to be around Jay-Z that's a good thing for him it's a good he's got a good Aura and the right one for Ron and I thought was so we joined him I said what is this about you know what's the premise and he said it's about democratization of music itself is no record stores anymore and in the walls are down you could you know you can get you know there's a crossover between hip-hop and you know trance music and all that stuff so and I thought that was kind of cool and then I said if you're seeing this movie called because it didn't have a story that this concert I shall receive Amadeus Amadeus genius and you asked about it. put the premise of this will be in immediately. Had this idea that it should be every artist every human being has a little bit of Genius in them and he made it very relatable and that became the thesis of what this documentary became and he only had that like a week before we were shooting show me human being has a little bit of Genius in them and he made it very relatable and that became the thesis of what this documentary became and he only had that like a week before we were shooting


    Movie Producer Brian Grazer Reviews Joker | Joe Rogan
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    what did you think of the Joker okay I have to break the Joker down because I know a lot of people that are moralistically very against us but you know my generation is really mad at it I thought as a movie that movie was really bad ass that movie was I thought was really good Masterpiece Masterpiece oh my God those sequences and then going down the stairs and the music choice now the other this other units that you didn't know if they're dancing movies broken down into two units the one is the master of the Masterpiece were calling of the movie itself and then what you know what are the themes that are giving life to this movie or the purpose of what are those what's the purpose I mean you could go well that could be you know that you know there could be some bad stuff in there you know where but I'm not deep enough to identify it exactly having made so many movies I can't be judgmental of that I liked it and so I just feel like people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones how do you see it I thought it was brilliant but very disturbing yeah but it was supposed to be disturbing and I think they accomplished their goal you know with flying colors I think it was a very very unusual moving very difficult to and any parallels with any other preamp movie exactly those f****** amazing when I left I didn't feel good yeah I didn't feel like that was like why I walked well executed in Joaquin Phoenix was amazing it was kind of operatic in some it mean where the music and everything I mean the build-up to it too there's so much going on and so Much Madness and understood you felt empathy for this guy was ultimately a monster and a murderer spoiler alert incredibly treacherous Waters really fuckingawesome yeah good me to directors great


    Sleep Apnea Will Ruin Your Life!
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    I had to either another thing I put on my list here I wanted to mention I almost as a public service sleep apnea I have sleep apnea and I have you know about this yeah you snore mouthpiece the CPAP changed everything that's that's why I wanted to mention it like anybody who's got like I was not breathing for 20 seconds at at and yeah this this woman I was sleeping with like actually counted you know and she's like dude like you're choking you're suffocating so I went and got tested super easy to take it home and hook this thing your finger and all that and they told me I think it was like 25 episodes per hour is considered severe I had 74 every minute I was suffocating to the point where I sort of woke up and like my throat tissue unit with the muscles contract so you can breathe again so you're like always at the surface I got one of those machines dude I'm like sleeping again I'm Dreaming at fantastic now do you have a hard time or they have met just go over your knee which one do you have I have both I started cuz I use their nose one and then I was breathing through my mouth and that's all weird so then I got the big one but after a month with that now I just use the nose one now that pumps air what it does is it creates air pressure but just very suggestible it adjusts based on your reaction to it and so when you are when you're breathing the air pressure keeps the passages open so it can be anatomical that can be your tongue falling back I have floaters for me yeah so it keeps the passage open it's just a slight pressure and it's really nice cuz you take a it's like you take a deep breath and it fills your lungs cuz there's just that little extra push and it's totally quiet like there's all this stigma around it like people think it's really like gross or loud or whatever it's not written of a humidifier in them so you can adjust the how do you power it up when you're camping and stuff well I've got electrical system in the van and I also have a backup battery a lithium battery that's why you need the whole night like that yeah if you don't use the humidifier if you use the humidifier it sucks up more cuz it's it's a heating thing is humidifier help turn it off if you're in a nose and Seattle to turn it off doesn't matter so it's just change the way you you feel I feel so much better I'm like sleeping through the night I dream again yeah I didn't I mean I feel kind of Evangelical about it because you know I know a lot of people have this men and women and there's this weird kind of Shame around it and I'm just trying to be like you're like 50% more likely to have car accidents if you have sleep at all yeah yeah it'll suck up your job it'll fit you won't get hard-ons it'll like ruin everything some people it's really bad too and that it goes on for years and years and years they don't even know about I was on a plane once and it was a guy behind me and I would hear and lying there with his mouth open like suffocate a long time and then finally he would jostle and catch some air and he woke up and I said hey man and I said do you know you have sleep apnea is like what do you mean and I said okay let me tell you what's going on and I showed him my mouthpiece I feel like I have this thing that I have to sleep with is it a long flight we're on and I said you got to go to a doctor get that checked out and he was okay thanks I go no really yeah you got to go to a doctor it'll change your life heart disease like a lot of bad shitcan had also affects people's dietary choices because when you're exhausted like that I know how I am like last night I was tired I came home from The Improv is like 1 in the morning I should not have eaten but I was like f*** it and I made a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for 1 a.m. make bad choices make that dietary choices it's very very common people are exhausted and overworked and I think that has to apply to people with sleep apnea when you're you're always exhausted like throughout the day you're just sucking down coffee and trying to stay awake my dad had it for sure yeah maybe that's another reason messed up our lives are really hard to address like that you know the Litany of things you were talking about board meetings and all that but you know if you can get a good night sleep for you know a visit to the doctor and having this thing cost eight hundred bucks for this machine I have your whole life solves the problem you know like that's pretty cool maybe it's just the kind they use Joey Diaz changed his life started using that thing you brings it got a portable unit to bring some on planes


    Mark Normand's Bad-Ass New Orleans Trans Nanny
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    shellfish and I notice a lot of my New York friends can't eat shellfish allergic to shellfish allergic to roaches call the EMT and I think they shoot yoga that drenalin bow more sticks I got a wild hair up his ass and bought a match a dilapidated mansion and a poor black neighborhood and you know like no running water for a while he turn the back half into a bed-and-breakfast cuz we ran out of money and it was a it was a crate we got robbed all the time because we were the white family in the neighborhood nobody thought we had money cuz we're big house so we got robbed constantly I walked in on a couple robberies has a kid my alarm go off at like 2 in the morning is like an 8 year old cuz I really f*** with me for sure my bike got stolen all the time from under me I had a transvestite Nanny with grown-up name Enos I know this sounds crazy but they don't use that word anymore was that trans he just had women's clothing on are you non-binary what are you he was a dude he was a big black dude right you look like Ving Rhames but he would wear high heels and a wig and he would sweep the house is he trans you say dick is all inclusive umbrella transvest ISM comes up on Wikipedia when I thought I was going to jail is a big part of what's going on people I didn't put the seat up and let go on a date with a girl I had to do this for the car yet cuz my parents were were always working cuz the house is so big they had to afford it was crazy man we had we had roaches and mice and we have lights in the house we had those like mechanic lamps in your room that's how you feeling like a light in your room it was a weird way to grow up with in the back half of the show dark and nobody would take it but the racial tension was insane and how many times a year from summer camp and he knows he's 3 Street Tufts you know where put Nino coming up next to me three of them like got your bike and I'm good you know I knew what they wanted and I think I'm good enough thank you and then like him on there doing their back tire for their front tire against my back you know that move starting to Skid me out a little bit so I got all right all right these kids are 17 I'm probably like 13 and they're like delegates took my bike and was like the fourth time series like f*** that get in the van I'm like I'm good you know I'm such so defeated you know I'm still ovulating you feel like a b**** so as I got in the van with a big van and it will drive around the neighborhood looking for my bike I don't see these guys again I just want to let it go and he's like we're going to find that buy we're driving around and we go some Backstreet kids on a stoop like taking it apart you know cuz you got to camouflage a little play that you're black when I get lunch down and shotgun I guess my bike let's get out of here and he goes up to these guy walks up to these guys and he's wearing high heels a wig and like a v-neck and he looks weird it's a 90s and he goes up to these guys and they're all gone because I'm going to take it back and they were like I don't think you are whatever and I'm every put his hand on the middle bar of the bike just to kind of see what happened looked at me I yanked it I said I thought through the bike over shoulder walk to the van slid the door open through it in close the door we drove home remind them to death with wrenches Avenue stuck in event crying how to learn to drive real quick but the keys sexual encounter hooking up with a guy and the dawn came out and make the guy flipped and killed him yeah he was like a burlesque dancer by night so he got a devil of a lady but yeah he had no parents around you know I need them growing up is my I had no parents around you know my parents are weird. I don't know if you noticed but I can't make eye contact I've been doing a pretty good but yeah I don't know how to connect but that even stuff is great he was a cool dude


    Reputation is a Matter of Life and Death Among Hunter Gatherers
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    the incremental progress that we achieve as a civilization is it's amazing but also so frustratingly slow that no one I mean no one I've ever talked to thinks there's going to be a moment in our lifetime of this no war no one no one thinks is going to be a moment in our lifetime of this no murder no one thinks it's going to be a Moment In Our Lifetime with no rape where we just we just figure it out like I'm pretty confident if it was just the three of us forever no one would rape anybody no American has how many people do they have to be before one of those things becomes possibility if you have a group of close friends a group of group of close friends who are good communicators and good honest healthy friendly people can live together and you know it whatever issues you might have at someone not doing the dishes or someone thing to put back your lawn mower whatever the f*** is you could work that out what's the number of people 250 necessity right cuz that's how our ancestors survived is by taking care of each other mitigating risk you need reputational damage and if everyone doesn't know everyone reputational damage is no longer effective so if you let's say you go you're a you're a good Hunter and you kill an antelope and then you don't share it and you just keep it for yourself that's not going to go over real well with a hunter-gatherer group here you're going to ridicule chastise may be expelled from the group maybe have a hunting accident and died because that the hoarding selfish behavior is extremely Taboo in a hunter-gatherer Society where is you know you look at our society where reputational damage is no longer functional outside of your group of friends long as you're good to your friends your golfing buddies you can screw the rest of the world and you can not play your contractors for years and become president Ryan yeah everyone in New York I worked in real estate in New York in the 80s everyone knew who that guy was and what I was up to and the couldn't trust him he was full of s*** and they ripped everybody often but that's how business Works in New York even though the company I was working for is really interesting to see how your leverage increase when you owed somebody a lot of money houses that truism if you have someone V bucks you have a problem with you owe them a million bucks they have a problem I really see that but yeah I think it's a hundred fifty years is the cutoff for how many people we can keep track of I think dunbar's number is proved to be pretty accurate why it seems to be what we what we evolved to sort of be accustomed to different primates and by looking at the proportion of a neocortex to the rest of the brain he predicted the maximum Social size of those primates of each of the species something like that there's a direct correlation like like the direct correlation between the size of primates testicles and the amount of promiscuous females in the area you've read sex it's on


    Love Isn't So Hard to Find - Christopher Ryan
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    like I've gained so you know this part of what I was referring to earlier when I said like you know we're learning to dance in the party's almost over I feel I don't have kids I've been around kids but I feel like when I was in my twenties let's say I work this out recently in relationships that I think I think there are three things there's attraction there's compatibility and there's love and I look at a lot of my relationships with they had two of those Always Love sometimes the sex was great and sometimes the compatibility was great and very rarely all three of those but I used to think love was a really limited scarce experience in life and the older I get the more I feel like no love is I could love anybody if I spend enough time with them and got to know them I'd feel love for them Brian you know that's not hard to find its it seems everywhere when I was young I thought it was really hard to find but for some people it is you know some people it is it's hard to find someone who loves him and some people are burdened down like you you're very free in the sense that you'd be because you have this unusual way of making money and you have you don't have a lot of needs you don't need lot of material things some people are very burdened by these needs it out and they're not free and they're confined to a job and it's very difficult for them to meet in right and it also stressed out all the time because of bills and horseshit and then work politics and work Dynamics and dealing with the f****** environment of the office and you got a boss it's an a****** who's like you know you have a board meetings and s*** and everybody's got to sit there and get cancer most you're after work I need your your nine-to-five I want to see real commitment I want to you know what time we're on the lam way 787 I want to see you still here working is meeting somebody who's never told their story before and never even thought of their life in terms of a narrative and in the course of the podcast having them realize how f****** interesting they are and how interesting their life is back at people but break into tears and stuff you know cuz they never thought like no one's ever asked you know everybody's interesting everybody's got some kind of bizarre story to tell often they don't know it you know that I feel the same way like everybody's lovable everybody romantic women that I was with 35 years old and I like to see the old lady in them and be moved by that you know that you're going to be a beautiful old lady I'll be dead. I see that I might I got to get out of here before she becomes an old lady I see menopause, get me out of here


    Hollywood's Double Standard: Gay Leading Men
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    Verner hertzog I've not are you into him is one of my all-time favorite movie to ever but I don't think it's particularly unintentional there's a moment where the sheriff when the sheriff's talking about like the body and they kind of body off in bags I'm howling laughing and I might this guy did this on purpose like there's so many Cuts in this movie that are so humorous I got a Thang that and when her talked you ever heard him on Eric Weinstein podcast the character Timothy Treadwell my feeling was this guy is closeted gay dude Treadwell was he was a bear expert but not really because the real bear experts really just got to know what the f*** is doing them get out of there like what he's doing is really does need to protect these bear he's pretending that he's protecting these Bears he's living with them I think there's a certain element of it was suicide by bear I really do and he was walking through the woods holding this camcorder getting filmed going if I was gay or bi so easy is out there alone for yeah I'll heavy summer no one who's not gay says well if I was gay will be really easy unless you're being funny with a friend that would be hilarious the forest is actual grizzly bears in the West Village Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer on Cave but neither one of them and a great intellect and a big heart and honesty yeah yeah he's changed the world he saves who knows how many lies you know he's a he's beautiful I really like that if he had listened to Dan Savage everything would be different Destino talk to him was like just come home and we'll gives a f*** we don't care you don't care you get a bill giant relief worry about when your career is more important than the Integrity of yourself yeah we didn't that's one thing that's f****** real like if you're like I don't know if Tom Cruise is gay but that's always been stupid rumor is true if he did come out of the closet man nobody wants to go see a movie where he's a leading man he's got a wife and kids you'll be like that's the daddy is the f****** glass ceiling in Hollywood from one of them right when a gay man comes out of closet those rolls John Travolta whatever it is whoever whoever would be either but if he was that's so f****** that's that's where the buck stops you cannot be the leading man who's the married guy with kids or the hot man who's who in a sexual relationship with a woman if we know that you're having sex with men but then is funnier a we can watch great actors pretend to be gay like Brokeback Mountain trailer no problem sure that's one of the last open prejudices that we all except cuz no one's been able to bridge that Gap except what's that dude's name that f****** got three names will skinny guy you spell sitcom How I Met Your Mother Neil Patrick Harris he's openly gay and then you play a womanizer on sitcom I think on How I Met Your Mother F yeah they like plays like those kind of sitcoms if I don't answer horseshit you know it's like it's not it's not like a movie that's horseshit anything with a laugh track I don't think so maybe I always assumed he was so overcompensating with the Fonz on the river like there's something about fly fishing yeah he's been acting coach and Barry I haven't seen a fly fisherman wrote a book on fly fishing and I think the books called I never met an idiot on the river cuz like there's something about fly fishing


    Christopher Ryan: The Power of Placebo
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    how to measure a placebo that works we know that hypnosis people can have open heart surgery under hypnosis or having limbs amputated her all sorts of amazing things with no anaesthesia whatsoever hypnotic actually has a really interesting Theory along those lines which is that in prehistoric populations hypnotic ability would be adaptive because a lot of the healing rituals were keying into Placebo response so if we have a certain ritual if you are susceptible to the you know you believe in that like voodoo voodoo deaf people die when they're a spell is cast as they believe it if you don't believe it doesn't happen so what happens the opposite direction well with healing so his his idea is that that would have been a very adaptive characteristic in prehistoric societies where is in contemporary societies it's maladaptive because you're more susceptible to advertising your your easier to manipulate multiple personality disorder cuz I was really interested in this question of how the brain and the body interact how much of it was all this research showing that people with the same condition and in hospitals exactly the same age the prognosis and all that they heal significantly faster if they're Hospital window looks out on trees as opposed to looks out and another building something like that just something like nature she's the body into to some sort of energy that that helps it to you completely makes sense that people with multiple personalities will Roseanne Roseanne 147 having 7 personalities to stuff her saying it so here's the thing about Roseanne and I'm saying this for the 10th time I guess she was hit by a car when she was 15 and she was put in a mental institute for 9 months afterwards she has severe brain damage and she lost her bill to do mathematics and like really scrambled brain and that is probably the birth of the Roseanne that we know the comedian and that's also the case of Sam Kinison Sam Kinison so I like a pretty normal kid and then he was hit by a car and you know pretty severe brain damage as well and brain damage for especially apparently especially as an impact on your ability to be rational and impulsive behavior it like people with brain damage lot of times get very impulsive it's very so widely you know it's what happens to you dependent like what kind of trauma where the trauma is what part of brain but when they said about Herschel Walker was always confuse I wonder if it was from football like football trauma or was it personal trauma like you know abuse yeah people with diagnosed with multiple personality disorder if I remember correctly almost always were severely abused as kids you know and in fact the the rationale is that they develop the alternate personalities as a way of escaping a reality that's intolerable yeah yeah I mean people do weird things with horrible memories you know they bury them to the point where they don't even really have access to them anymore sexual abuse some some traumatic events by the way the art is done by a guy listen to my podcast now really it looks like but the art by guy was cheeseburger that they hang out grasshoppers that they're dispersed they eat grass the chill right rains come the grasslands expand grasshopper population increases then the rain stopped the grasslands contract to the point where the the density of the Grasshoppers triggers dormant Gene so is an epigenetic event in these Grasshoppers and they start to transform and not over Generations individuals front legs get shorter back get longer thorax changes shape of the head changes coloring changes and behavior changes from being these chilled-out solitary relax grasshoppers they start attacking each other they become cannibalistic and they swarm Locust Locust and act like they become locusts so this species of grasshopper and Locust is the same species as the same DNA it's just responding to different conditions so you know we're talkin about the brain and the who you are and what identity isn't all that fits I was reminded us when you said your people are so different and the H2O think we're not only different as individuals in the same context we changed completely given the context were in so the focus of his book is a hunter-gatherers were essentially a different sort of animal they were essentially you know the parallel is with the Grasshoppers and now we're swarming now we're a different kind of animal even though our DNA is the same but it makes sense to me people that live in small towns are so different than people live in cities yeah it's so rare that you find someone was a small-town sensibility in Manhattan got to get chewed up yeah making their way across the country and dealing with the Swarms of locusts and really not having any what to do with them and how to handle them Native Americans ate him yeah that's probably an excellent solution to some of the issues that people have with meat cuz a lot of people don't have any problem killing bugs but they wouldn't want to kill lamb right now but you can have Cricket proteins agriculture in Thailand I've had him in Mexico they have them fried and we're staying at a resort in Puerto Vallarta parts of crickets and grasshoppers it's a Mexican place they specialize in mole Mexican food is very damn gourmet Mexican I just another word that's like a I don't know if it means party but it's a celebration. famous people that are allergic to shellfish are also allergic to roaches allergies are above a special African peanut I've heard peanut allergies are so bad that people would ask you to not eat peanuts on a plane someone who has a peanut allergy like some people's pee no doubt she is so severe that even like the dust of you chewing peanuts on a plane next to them get them sick and and it's interesting to think about the State of Consciousness and how that affects allergies because apparently and again I'm always caught about to get on the show too many people listening so caveats been a long time since I read the research but if I remember correctly under hypnosis a lot of people with allergies no longer expect I remember the research yeah there was a it was a setup where the person could see so like you and I are talking across the table and there's a mirror behind me and in the mirror in your peripheral vision you see roses and you're allergic to roses you'll have a reaction even though they're plastic roses so it's enters the Consciousness and triggers their response subconsciously yeah I think that's how it was and then with people under hypnosis like he was tripping it was on MDMA I think and he's playing with no reaction to it self-hypnosis squelches allergies in my life look at that picture and ski slopes dissipation your heart starts quickening you get rug really weirded out by it but then you get the shine like I wasn't sure it was a freaking out like that but it's this the psychosomatic aspect of it that's what life is basically and I'm not share. She'll like we're always worried about things we spend so much time worrying about things most of which never occur it would never occur you know and even the ones that do occur it's like wow whatever like death you know what he's worried about that dying maybe if it takes too long but if it's if it takes like an hour or a day to die that's a tiny fraction of your life who gives a s***


    Christopher Ryan Got Into a Fight with Monkeys
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    yeah I thought but it's not just the Everglades right it's I've read recently like 30% of all the birds in North America or gone in the last 10 years how many birds house cats kill billions and billions in Justin United States are cute adorable when they did the actual serving they found there with the real numbers like this can't be real this can't be right billions yeah coyotes yeah no coyotes in Barcelona owls and coyotes from an animal attack what animal would you like to die from you'd like a big cat because they would kill you before they eat you eat you yeah black bear or grizzly bear suck it up and this is what I was told when I was in Alaska that you play dead with a Grizzly but never with a black cuz some Grizzlies that they think your dad they'll kick some dust on you and come back a week later when you're surrounded feel like French people they went they went extinct you know attacked recently really shoot a black bear yeah he was a try to chase it off and he stumbled upon there was a smell he's a Rancher he stumbled upon the smell and the smell was a a dead cow and this blackbear had been eating this dead County try to chase the black bear off and the black bear decide to try to go out for him and had to wind up shooting it to get a rifle or pistol pistol but it was it wouldn't stop trying to get the f*** out of here I got thrown away his arms and then it turned around and came out in from another Direction and then it literally ran up within like 20 feet of them are okay we're done here but happen to me with the monkey wants really yeah I didn't know that I was in a botanical gardens in Penang Malaysia actually told this book the story at the beginning of sex at dawn I was with the my girlfriend at the I'm in like your situation in Costa Rica she wanted to give some peanuts to these monkeys these guys at the entrance were selling little bags of peanuts and Sochi there's this baby monkey hanging by his tail over the trail where we were and she pull out this bag of peanuts and like you know opened it and that attracted all this attention from other monkeys and while she was handing a peanut to the baby this other Monk jumped out from the bushes left on her took the bag of peanuts and was gone like in a flash it was to happen so fast she screaming I'm like what the f*** it was just like holyshit we're surrounded by The Monkees are we realized like all the local people have these big sticks and we thought they were walking sticks or something they would like to keep the monkeys away I didn't have a stick so I got like you leave my girl alone he said that like Joe Dirt not into it and yeah I felt like you know all this testosterone adrenaline and I went and and there's a tree in the middle of the field and they're more baby monkeys that by now she's totally forgotten about it so I have the peanuts now and she wants to give more peanut so I pull out a bag to give to her in this monkey comes out of the woods so have a big one and he's like looking at me and I'm just like f*** you dude like I'm three times your size f*** you and he sort of like moves and so does this thing and he's looking at me and there's a branch I picked up the branch and threw it at him right kind of like what your body's trying to do this Barrel I got to get the f*** out of here you know is monkey just looked at the branch land in front of them and looked up at me and it was like you f***** up and he left over it and came charging at me with like these fangs if coming straight at me I went nuts I turned into a monkey I just started watching and he's and my girlfriend screaming and we're like 10 feet away and then he just like backed up like a f*** you Primal moment yeah f*** you prime a moment so the moral of the story is


    Joe Rogan Shares Crocodile Stories
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    crazy Place Costa Rica's Wildman crocodiles and s*** it was another interesting places visited the crocodiles are a trip man because we were in a boat and we went on this like sort of tour of this river system and you going to tour the river system I'm watching this f****** 15 foot crocodile slide in the water from the bank my f*** you see the crocodile slides all over the bank's cuz he just filled crocodiles and so until my kid would come anywhere close really good about a bike hey stay over here I'll stay in the middle of the f*** away from the monsters I met this dude long time ago I don't remember where I was but we're sitting around a fire talking about like bizarre experiences we had traveling whatever he was from I think New Hampshire and he had a thing like you in and Marshall go running every morning he had a thing where he and his dog would go down to the lake and take a swim every every day at dusk when you get home from work take the dog for swimmer's a black lab I think and and he went to visit his brother in Florida and I drove down there and his brother was out and when he arrived and it was around dusk and he's like how is good for us when there's a lake and he jumps in the water with his dog and they're swimming across the lake and here it is quiet rain here Florida I'm not a New Hampshire there alligators here what the f*** am I doing so he turns around and start swimming back and he's swimming on trying not to panic and the f****** dog Ozark never saw the dog again high speed chase got a stolen car and it gets to a bridge the cops chasing them guy jumps out of the car jumps off the bridge gets eaten immediately by alligator really landed in front of the alligator American alligators a smaller animal they have a longer pointier snout and they have more exposed teeth an alligator has a blunt more rounded face and they they get much larger than American crocodiles American crocodiles are pretty small American alligators get pretty f****** big so in Africa do they have Crocs and alligators death Nile crocodile water buffalo and stuff what you said four different times at least the last couple years this one guy lost his arm to people died the Florida thing getting chased by the cops and ended up getting eaten by an alligator they all go to Florida man yeah yeah more than once I'm sure it makes sense we jump in the water alligators don't eat people as often as crocodiles do in Africa it doesn't mean that they wouldn't they don't have a rule but I've a person should I eat them yeah f****** two-year-old baby playing by the water they'll give you a heads up on the bank snatch pulls it right under when I was a kid we lived in Gainesville and there was alligators everywhere and then I remember one of them snap some ladies dog kill dogs always still a very rarely moved it was signs didn't want you to feed the marshmallows people throw marshmallows in the alligators eat marshmallows and they just don't and they're not endangered anymore in fact you could kill as many of like you commercial hunting tag for 500 alligators I watch that on that Swamp People show yeah cuz man everything I would be weird life another thing that human beings ruined because of white trash people in Florida is releasing pythons there's literally nothing left alive in the Everglades all the deer missing all the raccoons are missing all the all the all the marsh hairs gone everything's missing like the scientist biologist have done these surveys of Wildlife and of Wildlife and the difference between like 1980 and 2019 it's so unbelievably Stark Jeff it's so crazy and it's all those f****** dorks they want to keep pets and then they release them they release them out there in the wild


    Joe Rogan Used to Get Way Too High Before Every Podcast
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    I'm going to go down there and work on another book what do you want you right now you know it's kind of Under Wraps because I talked about this booked way too much and it slowed me down so I'm about Neil Young's bed Alicia I didn't know you right and I didn't know anything about you cuz I was living in Spain and Duncan I done Duncan shows the first time I done it but I didn't order podcast was I came to LA to visit my parents I have this email from Dunkin I'm a comedian you want to do a podcast I'm like sure never been a comedian don't know what a podcast is so I did it we had a good time and after he's like you know I'd love to introduce you my friend Joe Rogan write it in no insult intended or I just I lived in Spain I didn't ever watch Fear Factor I your whole thing was happening over here I didn't know about it and then I went back to Spain I was like okay Duncan's friend Joe does this podcast is living room the way to get those I assumed right and I went back to Spain and I was talking to my buddy voodoo's the tattoo artist and a podcast how you should do Joe Rogan's podcast I'm like dude how do you know Duncan's friend Joe writers this whole weird thing is like no dude Joe Rogan's so I tried to tell you that story the first time I came and the point of the story is I'm an idiot I don't know what's going on right I'm oblivious but we got to the point where I said I didn't know you and you were like so would you do Google me and I was like well not really in then and then we had to do a sound check. To do it ad or something got the story got interrupted and I felt like you thought I was trying to diss you or something that definitely didn't yeah well I was paranoid then you lit up a joint my chair trying not to fall out of the chair and I we start talking and I'm telling the story about a dude that I'd met on an airplane and he was super into a sex at dawn and then we are going to do a movie together and whatever and then his wife like took the book away from him I was like yo can we just like cut this and start over and you look the music is live b**** you don't remember any of that I do now video and we laugh we got in the car and I said man was that is awkward as I felt and she's like that's the worst I've ever seen you about the sober October things is you realize like there's so many things that are so much easier when you're not high yeah it's almost like yeah handicap Yourself by getting fake like I was talking to Redban Brian Redban about this look blue talking about like how the early days of podcast we would get obliterated before we do the podcast like four years like up until like maybe two thousand thirteen or fourteen like we would Volcano Vaporizer up his bag and you take these big deep hits off this THC vapor and then as soon as you put the bag down and we are okay let's get going let's start the podcast and be like oh my god what have we done it was this feeling every time we did the podcast was all my god what have we done and you'd be in the middle of saying something and as you're saying like what am I talking about stop he gets scrambled in your head when there's no power at all that never happens like you mean you might make mistakes but you know what you're talkin about while you're talkin about it right like when you're really really high like that there's a lot of times where you're talkin about stuff will you literally don't know exactly what you're talkin about like that split personality thing we're talking about it food and sleep the pros and cons and then the cons become very evident when you're not doing it you know I still think every time I do the sober October things I always think while I'm going to cut back I'm going to cut back on some weed and I think I did last year like after October else like I am not going to do it as much as I used to do it the cons become very evident when you're not doing it you know I still think every time I do the sober October things I always think while I'm going to cut back I'm going to cut back on some weed and I think I did last year like after October I was like I am not going to do it as much as I used to do it


    Christopher Ryan Doesn't "Get After It" | Joe Rogan
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    I think that's what life is basically and I'm not share. She'll like we're always worried about things we spent so much time worrying about things most of which never occur even the ones that do occur it's like wow whatever death dying maybe if it takes too long but if it's if it takes like an hour or a day to die that's a tiny fraction of your life working on yes Sir Arthur is what you're trying to say I take it as a compliment to do then work out Joe if I keep writing books which is sort of a self-help book but it's a parody of self-help books and so it'll be it'll be calling attention to the way so much of what we do to try to be healthy is actually counterproductive cuz we stress especially Americans everything's work you know everything turns into work and Americans are very suspicious of pleasure were taught to the pleasure is you know evil and dangerous and all this I've never bought that line of reasoning I've always felt like what feels good generally is good there's a reason it feels good you know know that can get corrupted by advertising and false messaging from a sick society that tells you you know sit on the sofa and drink beer and eat bags of chips all day but if you get beyond that and you can actually hear the voice of your body I think if your body is telling you to you know stay in bed because it's a rainy cold day and I know this is play against your perspective on life where you're like you got to tame the in her bed she got to get out of bed you got to work out it doesn't matter I'm like no man I'm staying in bed you go to what you need to do I used to climb mountains with his friend of mine in Spain and he was like you he was a f****** billy goat he'd like go up and I'd go with him till I got to a nice spot with a nice view I'd be like dude I'll be here when you come down take a nap got a bottle of wine cheese I appreciate that too I'm not married to my perspective but I think I have a very peculiar biology that Demands a certain amount of exertion does you get this it's like we did you know it was last October we did the sober October thing we had at this crazy fitness challenge so all of us were doing cardio like 5 hours a day really crazy amount of cardio and mouthing to Tom Segura and I both agreed on his like the the amount of internal chatter dissipates 2-0 gives no anxiety it goes I didn't realize I had any anxiety until that happen and then I was like God it goes to zero because the nothing like when you do like 5 hours on a treadmill or just running just run for when you when it's done man there's just like peace of mind that comes with that this release of endorphins that's incredibly addictive cuz that feeling is so pleasing so it's not that it doesn't it doesn't feel good to get out of bed and then to just push when you don't want to but the end result feels amazing I wonder if there's any research looking into whether that affect happens universally because I've worked out I've run there were times in my life I've never gotten never I get my teeth hurt my knees hurt my back hurts I feel my brain bouncing around in my skull you know I'm half a mile into it I'm like f*** this he doesn't feel good you have to get in shape first that's a big part of it it's not it's not that simple it's like for me I never really got into running but I do like the first time I really did any serious running up my friend cam Hanes had a 5k which is what is a 3-mile run at all in preparation for it and when I ran the 5K Jesus Christ can have it was no good feeling at all now it's running on concrete and shittin in Vegas grow some Vegas Melanson in the air and but when it was over I was like okay obviously I'm not I'm in good shape but not in good running shape at all so I should probably get in shape for this and then I started running and then when I got into running in a particular running hills then I started feeling it once I kind of got in that kind of shape and then when the you know the workouts are over like I run all the time now and when it's over I just have this yeah you and Marshall are doing your thing is great my mother didn't like dogs but my sister and I convinced her that Dad needs a dog cuz that'll get this dog will go for walks cuz the dog needs to walk and so going to Golden Retriever he named it Stoli right there and then and then he never went for a walk so we just sat next to him and got fact going to another team needs exercise yeah it does but it helps me too and it's fun like I talk to him when we run you know my cuz we're running and you know I have low conversations with him fun is he's not judging you right he wouldn't probably prefer that more interesting but you have to achieve some Level Fitness before I think it kicks in


    Joe Rogan | Crazy Facts About Multiple Personality Disorder w/Christopher Ryan
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    not only individually but I think we very we become different creatures in different conditions shorter people sometimes you ask me like what's your you know what is human nature what's your opinion you know based on these books and I say it's like asking what's the natural state of H2O a Spanish shoes her mother is French or Father's Catalan she was raised in Spain and then lived in Miami when she was 13 to 15 or something so she spoke English really well Spanish French and Catalan perfectly right and we're living in San Francisco and I was high or smoking a joint she was across the room talking to her mom on the phone in French and then her mom put her dad on the phone so she switch to Catalan and I was just high enough that I noticed like wow that's not Peggy talking to different languages and at 3 cuz she would like put her hand on phone so my mom said so it's not Peggy speaking 3 languages changed depending on the language you were speaking right and at the time I was in grad school and I thought this is like multiple personality disorder so I started researching multiple personality and I got should have came up with this idea that language in her case because she learned them all when she was very young reconfigures the brain in such a way that she actually has different identities in those languages and next time we were f****** I started talking to her in Spanish and she freaked out I was a stranger suddenly I just said I just said like you're beautiful or something she's like the research on that and there's a movie called Sybil he was the consultant for that mood he was also a consultant for Rosemary's Baby remember that the possession is bizarre it it seems to indicate that people have physiological states in the different personalities so you can have a different Baseline heart rate blood pressure in the different even if I don't know how reliable this is but I even read that some people have different ocular pressure so that one personality needs reading glasses and another doesn't yeah somatic like really I count how much how much of who you are and how you how your body works is dependent upon the way your brain is getting things right culture language personal experience how much you slept the night before you know all these things is something we take for granted but if you start to look at it it's like it's like gravity you do gravity included in our calculations but nobody has any idea what's happening how does that work like the other things are track real touchy about it oh really since he's been accused of you know when they're doing a television show all right but it's still even if even if he's proven innocent you you know you got the weight of who knows how many people that think you're a creep now you know and he's carrying that around because he was always thought of as being this jovial yeah sweet nice guy that's why I start out admitting I'm a creep Charlie Sheen but we have this conversation about gravity and it was weird it was like I was arguing with him but I wasn't arguing cuz like I was like what what is cause you like you like what causes it and he's like we know it like he went into this whole thing we know what it is we know how to measure it we can but that's good enough for me it was a very tense conversation you know how to measure a placebo that works we know that hypnosis people can have open heart surgery under hypnosis or having limbs amputated her all sorts of amazing things with no anaesthesia whatsoever hypnotic ability that actually has a really interesting Theory along those lines which is that in prehistoric populations hypnotic ability would be adaptive because a lot of the healing rituals were Keating into Placebo response so if we have a certain ritual if you are susceptible to the you know you believe in that like voodoo voodoo deaf people die when they're a spell is cast cuz they believe it if you don't believe it doesn't happen so it happens the opposite well with healing so his his idea is that that would have been a very adaptive characteristic in prehistoric societies where is in contemporary societies it's maladaptive because you're more susceptible to advertising your your easier to manipulate multiple personality disorder cuz I was really interested in this question of how the brain and the body interact how much of it was all this research showing that people with the same condition and in hospitals exactly same age same prognosis and all that they heal significantly faster if they're Hospital window looks out on trees as opposed to looks out at another building something like that just getting it something like nature she's the body into to some sort of energy that that helps it to you completely makes sense that people with multiple personalities as well Roseanne Roseanne seven having 7 personalities as tough her saying it so here's the thing about Roseanne scientist for the 10th time I guess she was hit by a car when she was 15 and she was put in a mental institute for 9 months afterwards she has severe brain damage and she lost her bill to do mathematics and like really scrambled brain and that is probably the birth of the Roseanne that we know the comedian and Sam Kinison I like a pretty normal kid and then he was hit by a car and you know pretty severe brain damage as well and brain damage for especially apparently especially has an impact on your ability to be rational and impulsive behavior it like people with brain damage a lot of time to get very impulsive the gun very so widely you know it's what happens to you depended upon what kind of trauma where the trauma is what part of brain but when they said about Herschel Walker was always confuse I wonder if it was from football like football trauma or was it personal trauma like you know abuse yeah people with diagnosed with multiple personality disorder if I remember correctly almost always were severely abused as kids you know and in fact of the rationale is that they develop the alternate personalities the way of escaping a reality that's intolerable yeah yeah I mean weird things with horrible memories bury them to the point where they don't even really have access to them anymore sexual abuse some some traumatic events pull up at the art is done by a guy listen to my podcast now really it looks like but the art by guy was cheeseburger copperstate there dispersed they eat grass the chill right rains come the grasslands expand grasshopper population increases then the rain stop in grasslands contract to the point where the the density of the Grasshoppers triggers dormant Gene so is an epigenetic event in these Grasshoppers and they start to transform and not over Generations individuals front legs get shorter back legs longer thorax changes shape of the head changes coloring changes and behavior changes from being these chilled-out solitary relax grasshoppers they start attacking each other they become cannibalistic and they swarm Locust Locust and act like they become locusts for this species of grasshopper and Locust is the same species as the same DNA it's just responding to different conditions so you know we're talkin about the brain and the sorry what identity isn't all that if it's I was reminded us when you said your people are so different and the H2O think we're not only different as individuals in the same context we changed completely given the context were in so the focus of his book is a hunter-gatherers were essentially a different sort of animal they were essentially you know the parallel is with the Grasshoppers and now we're swarming now we're a different kind of animal even though our DNA is the same now we're different kind of animals even though our DNA is the same that makes sense me people that live in small towns are so different than people live in cities yeah it's so rare that you find someone was a small-town sensibility in Manhattan got to get chewed up yeah


    When Edward Snowden Realized Government Spying Had Gone Too Far | Joe Rogan
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    I want to bring it back to the initial question so you're working for the NSA when do you realize there's a huge issue and when do you feel this responsibility to let the American people know about this issue like wind when do you contact these journalists and what was his thought process regarding it's like what what steps did you go through once you realize that this was in violation of the Constitution and that even with the laws the Patriot Act in The Patriot Act two things had changed so radically that you knew this was wrong you had to do something about it you felt a responsibility to speak out people are sticking Dixie Cups on the top of every chain link fence on every overpass is like stand together you know never forget united we stand cronies are going to look it's Al-Qaeda is Terrorism terrorist organization to have all these International connections. There's a rock you know dictators weapons of mass destruction soon so it didn't work out I I join the special program others call the 18 x-ray program where they take you in off the street and they actually have a shot at becoming a special forces Soldier so you train harder and special platoons you go further and I ended up breaking my legs I had a 24 inch waist when I when I join the Army girls are jealous and 28 lb text about that you're running in like boots and then you doing exercise in the Army is like a whole chapter in the book you got your battle buddy right cuz I never allow you to be alone it was going to have somebody watching you they thought it was funny to put me the smallest Woods doing these marches and things like that we have to practice buddy carries like a fireman carry things like that he throws me around his neck you know I'm like a towel he's just skipping down like it's nothing and then I got to put him on me and I might just like it was it was I see a snake my memory you know it's like time slows down to North Carolina anyway I tried to take a much longer step in mid-air I'll and badly and it's it's just one leg is is like fire I'm limping but you know General infantry regular Infantry Flex they just give out underneath me and I try to get up and I just can't get off until I go to sick call and I end up going to the hospital and they end up X-ray and me and they also actually my battle buddy because I got to go there with somebody else and he has a broken hip start phase of the training was jump school right where you got to jump out of the plane and the doctor you know is like a son if you jump on those legs they're going to turn into powder I can hold you back because of the way these things are scheduled and everything like that and then you basically be re-signed of the needs of the army or which probably meant I was going back to it which was what I joined the army to kind of Escape knowing a marriage it's as if it never happened as if he never joined and at the time I was like well you know that's very kind of him to do that sick call if you take administrative discharge it exempts the Army for liability for your injuries so actually because I had gotten the basic security clearance just for going through sign up for the military process I applied for a security guard position at the University of Maryland because it said you had to get a top secret clearance with a higher clearance than I had of time the way it works if you have a top secret security clearance and Tech skills you get a paid a ridiculous amount of money for doing very little work so I was like all right well you know I can basically make twice what I would be making in the private sector not working for government at this level what we talked about earlier government purposes it was the same as if I was a high school graduate so now suddenly was like these these doors are open now this University of Maryland facility turned out to be an NSA facility Advanced study of language I'm managing the electronic alarm system and things like that but once I had my foot in the door there I could start climbing the ladder step by step and I applied for I went to a job fair actually it was only for people who had security clearances yeah we got tons of positions for somebody like you are you comfortable working nights and I was like yeah you know I wake up in the middle of the day anyway. That's fine with me and suddenly I've gone from working at for the NSA through a university in a weird way where it's like Fantastical 2 clearance but I'm formally an employee of the state of Maryland at the college in this is government's all these weird dogism boondoggles for how people are employed there suddenly I'm working at CIA headquarters rind of the place where all the movie show you swoop over the marble seal and everything like that I'm the king of the castle at the middle of the night when no one else is there the lights are on motion sensors in the creepiest thing in the world there's like Flags disappear behind you and there's there's no one that I can go down to the gym at like 2 in the morning the CIA and it's like not see a soul on the other side of the building then go all the way back and this kind of thing was going to happen the Washington metropolitan area writing so every basically CIA server this is a computer system that like data is stored on the reporting a stored on that traffic has moved on all of this stuff suddenly me 2005 I'm in charge of if you're interested in the book there's a lot of detail on this but I get sort of scouted from this position because they realize I actually know a lot about technology they were expecting me just to basically make sure the building doesn't burn down all these systems don't go down and never come back up the work overseas for the CIA and there's a lot of people listen to podcasts or like not me I didn't have skepticism is really what I'm trying to establish here this special training school in Virginia called the hill Warrenton Virginia worst media but I think this is one of the few book-length discussions what would happens there in permit record in Geneva Switzerland undercover as a diplomat right I think I might my formal title for the embassy is diplomatic you into kind of a MacGyver right yes you can handle all the computers up but you can also handle the connections for the embassies Power Systems write the actual electrical connections you can handle the HVAC systems right you can handle locks and alarms and security systems Geneva to other countries in Europe for assignment now there are many different types of intelligence the intelligence Community is responsible for the primary ones are human intelligence and signals intelligence you want to think of signals intelligence right as tapping lines hacking computers all of these sort of things that provide electronic information for analog signal intelligence has seen all that fun stuff we further the CIA doing for four decades and decades. Which is where they try to turn people basically they say look will give you money if you sell out your country they don't it's not even your country but anyway that that's sort of how it works and what I saw was they were way more aggressive for the lowest Stakes than was reasonable responsible they were totally willing to destroy somebody's life because what I what I've learned over my life Percy's and you notice them and give somebody the benefit of the doubt or you trust them you think it's all right but then over time you see it's not an isolated instance it's a pattern behavior and overtime that exposure to inconsistency builds and builds and builds until something that you can no longer ignore I didn't from there a couple years later I went to the CIA again now I was working employee from Dale senior technical official on sales account search for the entire agency or the chief intelligence Chief Information officer for the entire CIA email account is available wherever you go it's my Facebook has this massive system of records for everyone everywhere by the government wanted to have this these kind of capabilities to people classifieds bass that just goes deeper and deeper and deeper and deeper but at this point I I was already I had misgivings because of what I'd seen in Japan about government but I was just trying to get by I was trying to ignore the conflicts I was trying to ignore the inconsistencies and I think this is a state that a lot of people in these large institutions struggle with everyday when did they got a job they going to family they got the bills they dick they're just trying to get by and they know it's some of the things to do in are not good things they know some of the things that are actively wrong but they know what happens to people who Rock the Boat eventually I changed my mind and when I had gone to Hawaii which was the fire decision in my career with the intelligence Community I was because of an accident of History here I wasn't supposed to be in this position at all I was supposed to be in a group called The National threat operations center and dock but because of the way Contracting works assigned to this little rinky-dink office that nobody's ever heard of in Hawaii called the office of information sharing and I'm replacing this old-timer who's about to retire really really nice guy but he spent most of his days just reading novels and doing nothing but it's actually over a larger group and they just look so him as a sort of a favor so now I come in and now I'm the sole employee of the office of information sharing but I'm not close enough to retirement nothing at all call the heartbeat is connect to basically every information repository in the intelligence community and a cross Network boundaries what you normally can't cross but with the CIA and the NSA I knew the network well enough both sides of its sides than the normal Christian if they would never have seen because you have to be in one or the other actually connect these together records into a new kind of system that was supposed to look at your digital ID basically your office so you could hit this site and it would be an update of what we used to call re boards at which were manually created there we go look you working Network defense m-44 Windows networks because I have been Microsoft certified systems engineer. Which means basically I knew how to take care of Windows networks and this was all those guys did and they always had way too much work way too much work and I had basically no work that I need to do it all because all I was supposed to do was share information because most people already knew what they wanted her what they needed so it was basically my job was to sit there and collect a paycheck unless I wanted to get ambitious I did some side gigs everything that the NSA does in large part is classified everything the CIA does in large part is classified if I made lunch plans with other people my office it was classified that was the policy it's done this over classification problem is one of the central flaws in government right now I can get away with breaking the law that were violating rights for so long in a 5 years 10 years 15 50 years before they see before we see what they were doing and it's because of this routine classification right but every system computer system has a limit on what level of classified information is supposed to be stored on it and we've got all these complicated systems established a system of What's called compartmentation the CIA when you work at the NSA you're not supposed to know what's happening in the office next to you right because you don't have need to know right there in that thing from the the movies and the reason they have this is they don't want one person to be able to go and know everything Ryan tell everybody everything they don't want anybody to know too much for tickly when they're doing bad things because then there's the risk that you realize they're doing so many bad things that it's past the point that we can justify by they might develop serve an idiot logical objection to that part of my career I had access to everything I had to privileged access this means you're kind of Superuser you know most people have all of these controls on the kind of information they can access a but I'm in charge this system right people who need information to have to get it from somewhere they don't know even the director of the CIA right cuz I need to know everything about this he doesn't know where to get it he's just a manager somebody has to be able to actually crossed these thresholds and get those things that guy was me and so dirty word searches is automated queries that I would set up to go across the whole network and look at all of the different levels of classification compartmentation exceptionally controlled information you can think of it as above-top-secret in the special compartments right where you're not even supposed to know what these compartments are for you only know the code word unless you work in them unless you have access to them unless you read into them for a program that I never heard of called Stellar Wind it came back because the the little caveat for their they're called handling caveats which is like you know you can turn out this document was placed on the system because one of the employees who would work on this program years before had come to Hawaii and this person was a lawyer I believe I work in the inspector General's office and they had compiled a report part of the inspector General's report which is when the government is investigating itself into the operations and activities of this program this was the domestic Mass surveillance program that I talked about in the very beginning of our conversation that started under the bush White House I'm Stellar Wind was no longer supposed to be really operation it had been unveiled in a big scandal in December 2005 in the New York Times but there's there's a lot of history here too but what they found was of course the bush White House had constructed a warrantless wiretapping program if you remember the warrantless wiretapping Scandal it was affecting everyone in the United States well the bush White House was really put in a difficult position by the Scandal over the Scandal because the New York Times actually had this story in October 2004 which was the election year they were they were ready to go with it but at the specific request of the White House talking to the publisher just said if you run this story a month before the election that's very tight margin if you work all you'll have blood on your hands and it was so close in 2001 Vine Americans don't need to know what they think it means if it's alright now December 2005 why did that change why did the New York Times has suddenly run this story while it's because James Rising the reporter who found the story had written a book and he was about to publish this book and the New York Times was about to be in very uncomfortable position of having to explain why they didn't run this story and how they got scooped by their own journalist until they finally did it but it was too late last rites so Congress effective and as I said before telling a very few select members of Congress that this program existed and they told them this program existed in ways that they wouldn't object to but made them culpable for hiding the existence from the program the existence of the program from the American people okay and defending this kind of program in fact in the you know later she said although she had objections to the program that she wrote in a letter the White House but she never showed us the letter she went home that was that was classified Brian this is not the bag on her individually it's just she's a great example in here when the White House gets in trouble for it the Congress has to run cover for the White House. And so what happened was Congress passed an emergency law in 2007 called the Protect America act now which should have been our first indication this is a very bad thing United States that had been breaking the law millions of times a day but handing your records over to the government which they weren't allowed to do not simply on the basis of a letter from the president saying please do this and these Americans and staggering scale that could bankrupt our company's because we can be sued for this we will no longer cooperate with you unless you pass a law that says people can't sue us for having done this until we get the paper Protect America Act do we have to pass this now we have to keep this program active do what she's going to end the warrantless wiretapping program and continued it under this new Authority we're going to have some special level oversight in these kind of things eventually but for now we just have to make sure people are safe again that go to fear chances the company's get off the hook the bush White House gets off the hook the Congress that was then sharing in criminal culpability for authorizing letting these things go by without stopping them surveillance act Amendments of 2008 all of the unlawful and unconstitutional activities that the intelligence agency was doing they continued it in different ways simply by creating a few legal help troops for them to jump through make the activities of the person who's caught breaking the law comply with the law but instead make the activities of the person who was breaking the law legal right they make the law comply with the agencies want to do rather than make the agencies comply with the law that's a problem what happened here now because Congress was on the hook and I just wanted to move on and get this over with and there were objections there were people who knew this was a bad idea but it didn't passed on not what the public took away from this book is a part of these laws was a requirement that the inspector general of all of these different intelligence Community elements in the Director of National Intelligence submit a report saying this is what happened this is how a comply with the law or how it didn't comply with the law and back at how this program was constituted what it did what the impacts and effects were and that was supposed to be sort of the Truth and Reconciliation Council right now why am I talking about all this ancient history while I'm sitting here in 2012 draft report from the NSA names names it says Dick Cheney this is David Addington by the White House in the Department of Justice these programs were not lawful but they were not constitutional and the president said would you continue this program on my say-so alone knowing that it's risky I knowing that it's unlawful and he said yes sir I will because I don't care about the American people they care about the continuity-of-government they care about the state rhyme in this is something that people have lost we hear this phrase over and over again National Security National Security National Security to interpret that to mean Public Safety to run cover for the fact that we were elevating a new kind of secret police across the country and what does it mean when again in a democracy in the United States the public is not partner government public does not hold the leash of government we are subject to nothing in the book II tell the fact that I had access to the unclassified version of this report back in Japan and what's interesting is the unclassified version of a report and we've all seen this today with things like a Mueller report and all the intelligence reporting has happened in the last several years blacked out or redacted the they say all you know how to do this sentence of this paragraph of this page or whatever the document that the public have been given about the warrantless wiretapping program was a completely different document it was a document TaylorMade to deceive and mislead the Congress and the public of the United States and it was effective in doing that end in 2012 was this is what real world conspiracies look like right now it doesn't have to be smoking Man Behind Closed Doors right it's lawyers and politicians it's ordinary people from the working-level to the management level who go if we don't explain this in a certain way we're all going to lose our jobs or the other way they go where we're going to get something out of this if we all work together civilization is the history of conspiracy right what what is civilization but a conspiracy for all of us to do better by working together right but it's this kind of thing that I think too often we forget because it's boring as hell has been published courtesy of the Washington Post it's called the inspector General's report on on Stellar Wind and you can look at the actual document that I saw that was unredacted and unelected worked together to actively Underwood the rights of the American people to give themselves expanded Powers now in their defense they said they were seeking these powers for good and Justin why wouldn't they simply just tell us that why wouldn't they have that debate in Congress why wouldn't they put that to vote because if they were and they could convince us that they were they win the vote and pretty good we all know like the Patriot Act passed the worst pieces of legislation passed why didn't we get to vote I'm sorry Joey I went on for very long at all it's just completely fascinating that the continuation of this policy came down to one man and the president having this discussion that is so much more but fascinating of this policy came down to one man and the president having this discussion that is so much more but


    Snowden - How 9/11 Birthed the Modern Surveillance State | Joe Rogan
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    I want to bring it back to when you first started with the NSA you started as a contractor right what was your initial impression and when did you know that things were really squirrely with the program no I have not read your book or got a copy of it okay well I will send you a signed copy brother seasoning all the subcontractors all the defense industries that serve that government and really are kind of control and the world broadly spreads my father works for the Coast Guard retired after 30 years my grandfather was an admiral and they work for the FBI is is for my family my whole line of family even Generations back was working for the government I'm so pretty ordinary pretty expected for me to take to go into the same kind of work now I started and I wasn't super successful in school because I felt and you know this is the most arrogant thing in the world that everybody says that I had more to learn from computers than I did from you know biology class and I spent more time focusing on technology all right how do I make this up if I should drop out of high school but I'm actually going to community college right they called it concurrent enrollment where am I taking the classes at high school I'm going to community college instead and I'm not doing that great it's fine you know you're bored I ran into somebody at the community college who ran their own home based business doing web design and they could see I was kind of Technical and they went hey do you want to work for me and I was like that sounds great she's married to an NSA analyst a linguist right and so she lived on Fort Meade and she ran her business out of their home on for me it's right up the street trained and certified all these little industry stamps you've got to get as a technologist to say do you know this program or whatever and just start climbing the ladder but then 911 happens in the book I was born in 83 so I was probably 18 years old and yes I just turned 18 a couple months before and what people forget is who knew what was going on before anybody else get out of public mourning do they tell you guys were evacuated they said you this letter that no no not for everybody not for long time but at the NSA Michael Hayden the CIA did the same thing they were running on skeleton Crews at the moment the country needed them more than they ever had run and I get a call I hear call from my bosses wife her husband to her he's calling from sound like this is crazy never closes down I we don't know what time then we start checking the news which is through websites right because we're we're doing all this stuff and suddenly it's the big story everywhere and Justice absolute state of pandemonium Psycho-Pass canine road which is the road that travels right in Patton in front of the nsa's headquarters and it's just a parking lot as far as you can see they have military police out under the stop lights directing traffic why did these people have so much power and so much money and so much Authority at the moment we need them the most they're the first ones in the country that are leaving their buildings and get a later on they said and this is covered in the book I believe that director venison gave that order now that what was happening he was going well you know he called his wife and he was asking where their kids were and everything like that then after that he wanted to think about what where could these other planes that they knew were in the air that hadn't Struck it where could they be headed Congress the Supreme Court all they're going to fly their planes into the CIA headquarters airplanes into the NSA headquarters of course it was never realistic that these would be the targets they knew that there isn't a cabbage look it's it's absolutely possible they could attack your Denny's risk assessment and if history intelligence forces in in the history of the species are going to take those off the board or at least the majority of their personnel off the board and then in a chance that you have no sort of Browns for substantiating the higher the chance very small chance even if it's somebody who doesn't work on terrorism it's not a desired outcome if they had asked the staff to do then they all would have agreed that's what these people signed up to do and yet the director goes no no we're not going to take it says so much about the bureaucratic character government works it's about risk management for them right is about never being criticized for something in this is really controversial misses something that'll that'll haunting people ask about people still criticize me you want there to be aliens I do but I do need the grass Tyson badly wants there to be aliens and there probably are right up with the idea that they were hiding them if we are hiding everybody wants to believe in conspiracy theories because it helps life makes sense it helps us believe that somebody is control in control right that somebody is calling the shots these things happen for a reason the other there are real conspiracies but they're not typically know that they've got tens of thousands of people did you can get I think there is a 4 million or 1.4 million people in the United States who hold security clearances and you can get all of these people to it to not talk ever the journalist but when you look back at the 911 when you look back at the history of what actually have and what we can prove it's very clear to me that someone worked in the intelligence Community not during this. Of course I was too young but very shortly thereafter that these attacks could have been prevented painting before Patriots at the NSA and CIA and FBI from and to some extent they're their correct on this right there there were limits on the way agencies were supposed to play ball with each other but I worked there and I know how much of this is b******* and how much is this is not those are procedural and policy limits in some cases basically asking for permission without getting sign off or anything like that yet the FBI wanted to send absolutely everything they had the CIA what agencies can do or costing lives there for naturally we just have to unchain these guys and everything will be better right and if you remember that post 911 moment you can understand how that actually could come off as persuasive and who protested the Iraq War at the same time I don't self was signing up to go fight it not volunteering but we lost our heads and all the traditional constitutional and we've been in all of the traditional political restraints and just social logical systems of belief about the limitations that the secret police should have in a free and open society and we will look you know a terrorist unlimited government has results and we should have been surprised everyone panicked pre 9-11 moment hotline back the tapes those silos those walls that they said needed to come down because that was restrained government instead of the rules you're doing something you don't think they should be at with another agency that because no one's going to question a judge is going to question government agrees agrees the tax probably could have been prevented if information has been shared so why wasn't information shared government says information information with the FBI with the CIA in case of married major terrorist plot and if you've worked in government if you worked in the office for budget for cloud for promotions and this is the sad reality of what actually happened everyone agencies wanted to be the guy who bust flop they wanted to be the one who got credit for it and they didn't realize how serious it was until it was too late because they were competing with each other rather than cooperating that's exactly what I was going to ask you if that was the issue the competition between these agencies because they they are very proud of the CIA accomplishing something with the FBI accomplishing something and they they want to be the one to take credit for that I mean I think it's important to like in their defense because nobody else here that is going to provide a defense for them actually Darkly your folks were listening instead of having someone be responsible for Bridging the Gap I had no interest in putting the hit on them the public had no interest in putting hit on them at the time because everybody understood terrorism is a real thing there are bad people in the world and that's true right that will always be true there's always going to be criminals there's always out there who are angry their disenfranchised their violent and they just want Carm something they want to change something even in a negative way because that's what they feel is all they have left which these are Cruz right these are people that we don't need to pity a but if we ever want to stop at we do need to understand it and where those things come from where there's this drives come from in the first place but next time you go in at 9 so everybody just want it I don't care who does it stop it and they said this to Dick Cheney which is a historic mistake but cuz he knows how government works best placed that's not allowed to do and what he did dial on what we're not allowed to do and he changed it all the way until it broke and it snapped off and then there was nothing that we couldn't do anymore and you were there why this is happening this was the snow I don't know this right this is public record this is kind but we all know what we have though but the bottom line is there going this is a guy who's in the White House restored elbows to hurt people as long as the bad guy country after country. This is why you have Vladimir Putin in Russia who's been there for 20 years free which you know even I don't know that much about the 90s after the collapse of the Soviet Union were an extraordinary league dark time if you look at Russian Cinema all they had for gangster movies right all they had were the disintegration of society how things are dark and broken enemy and defeat the enemy to restore Prosperity will put them in office we see it happened in turkey with other one. We've seen it happen this excessively with bad government even in Western democracies and this is the lesson that we didn't learn from 2001 is when we become fearful we become vulnerable right not to anyone who promises they will make things better even if they have no ability to make things better open their bodies by taking from you but if they tell you that they'll make things better and you believed them in a moment of fear that that typically leads to unfortunate outcomes so sorry


    Why Edward Snowden Turned Whistleblower | Joe Rogan
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    caso4 for those people first off who have no idea who the hell I am I'm the guy who's behind the revelation of global Mass surveillance in 2013 my work for the CIA I work for the NSA as a contractor something wrong the government was violating the law and what I believe to be the Constitution of the United States and more broadly human rights for everyone in the United States around the world it's only supposed to be monitoring people that it has an individualized particularized that's suspicion of wrongdoing for right there this is we think about this in the investigative means right like all those TV shows where they like go and get a warrant the reason they have to do that the revolution you know it's just a pot smoker get his diary you know whatever it is and just like if you find evidence of crime you marching off to prison and it's all good you found evidence there criminal or you didn't find evidence well no harm no foul you just doing what government does we were trying to build a better system we should be afraid of the person who's got like a baggie of weed in their dresser 4 or something like that that is not a threat to National Security Public Safety but what happened is personal attorney the Giuliani Dick Cheney David Addington and a secret legal interpretation I talked to the heads of the agency the NSA in the CIA and the FBI and all the stuff they told them call sign internet communications emails on that basis they started doing this in secret and it was completely unconstitutional was completely illegal under the very loose requirements the Patriot Act what they did it for so long that they got comfortable with it affected because these were guys in Pakistan until weren't using you know email and phone calls they were getting on a in a moped with their cousin who's a courier was bringing a letter to his guy you know who runs the the food stand or whatever but and we weren't allowed to knowing we were never granted a boat on it and even the many members of Congress right 535 in the United States they were prohibited from knowing this and instead they told only a few select people and the original members of Congress about it they weren't told the full scope of it and now that they've been told about it because they had security clearances and things like that they weren't allowed to tell anybody else about it so journalists were like you know that got concerns what is that last thing where you trying to say being a constant kind of shift where we have we the public have less say and less influence over the policy of government with each passing year there's kind of a new class that's being created a government class and the public civil class that are held to different standards of behavior Mark Wright I just wanted everybody to know what was going on I didn't want to say the Gomery can't do this I didn't want to say this is how you guys have to live because that's not for me to say. But I do believe that everybody in the United States cast of old about them so that they can say you know what you guys say this is okay but I disagree with this is not okay I am Jackson I want things to change it so I gathered evidence of what I believe to be a criminal or unconstitutional activity on the part of them and I gave this to journalists right now I gave this to journalists anything just because they thought it would make news we get them Awards not they would only publish stories that they were willing to make an Institutional judgment stand behind this was three different newspapers to know and then beyond that the system of checks and balances that supposed to self-regulate our government had failed the courts had advocated their role in policing the executive in the Congress because terrorism was such a a hot argument at the time they were worried about being criticized and blamed if something went wrong and it did go through and they didn't have access to the information right in the ones who didn't know it was the same thing they were getting their pockets stuffed with money by the defense contractors that we're getting rich from building these systems were violating the rights of each bus so they benefited by just saying nothing use it if you had a little search box in front of you they would give you the email history then you know of everybody in the United States anybody want you to pull up their text messages anybody want he could see anything ever typed what is the worst thing you've ever typed that last forever so when you have somebody who wants to inform the public of something that will get in the proper channels arguments later but you can't go through the institution to get these corrected because the institution knows it's wrong and it's doing it anyway I worked with a journalist and then that to create an adversarial step right someone who would argue against what I believed and hopefully with the journalist believe once they consulted the documents to play that role right is that the journalist would go to the government and get them morning so we're about to run this story about this secret program that says you did X Y and Z bad thing one is that right play we shouldn't run the story every case I'm aware of that process was followed and that's why and you know as well as I do I think I'm happy to leave things when it's in their interest nobody has been hurt as a result of these disclosures because people who were in the room with the documents Laura poitras Glenn Greenwald you and mccaskill napkin and those policies change after that I went six months without giving any interviews because I didn't want people talk about me I wanted them to talk about what actually matters self said that's why I said is I I really kind of appreciate your your take on the media and everything like that because when you don't tell your story you know other people will tell it for you they'll say so many things about you stop when I actually listen to you when I actually look at the facts right and when I hear you just speak I've actually this is a thoughtful guy actually this is somebody who does care who does want to look at these things this is a thoughtful guy I actually this is somebody who does care who does want to look at these things deeply and appearances are First Impressions can be very misleading I work hard on that I try to mislead people good


    The Surveillance State is Built on Lies
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    at the heart of every expression of executive power by executive cleaning the White House here the CIA what is an employee of government policies the worst thing that happens to you if you lose your job because there's no criminal penalty for violation of these laws for people who exist in these structures particularly the very top levels of these structures authorities to to give us leeway to do whatever it is we think is proper and appropriate just now take that proper inappropriate and just from the perspective of Any Given individual Ryan any given president now intersect that with what's good for them politically and that's where problems began to arise now the safety measure that's supposed to protect us probably is these people are supposed to be with a cold public officials that means we know their decisions that means we know their policies that means we know their programs and prerogatives and powers like what they are doing both in our name and what they're doing against us because they are to us do whatever they are public officials and we are private citizens they're not supposed to know anything about us right because we're in relative terms hold no power and they hold all the power so they have to be under the Titus constraints we need to be in the freest circumstances leave this is when I really started getting test in court and I think you know more about this in many cases than I do when you start talk about what happened in the FBI and the CIA and the NSA Super Bowl Dirty Work in the 20th century has repeatedly to domestic politics in the United States yeah I was spying on Martin Luther King and trying to get Martin Luther King to kill himself before the Nobel Prize was going to be awarded after MLK gave his two days later he's wonderful Patriots and heroes I'm not saying I'm not saying Anybody Everybody the CIA and NSA is bad I'm saying that you don't become Patriot based on where you work patriotism is not about loyalty to the government patriotism patriotism is a constant effort to do good for the people of your country right it's not the government it's not about the state and this is loyalty loyal to a bad person if you loyal to a bad program if you're loyal to bad government that that loyalty is actively harmful and I I think that's overlooked but yeah this whole thing about why it happened how it could come out of just the small group and then they could slowly and then having them not say anything about it wider and wider broad body people and then want you got enough people in on it it's much easier to convince other people that have lived in them so they can go look we got 30 people who know about this practice secret Governor body of secret law body of secret policy did is far beyond what legitimate government secrets need to know again the powers and program the policies that govern is asserting at least the broad outlines of it because otherwise how can we control it how do we know if the government is applying its authorities that are supposed to be granted to it by us if we don't know what it is that they're doing I am so this is the main thing and really does the story behind the title permanent record is look joke you're a kid you know when I was a kid when you were teenagers what's the worst thing you ever said they did when they were 13 it's exactly that our worst mistakes are our deepest chains that were forgotten right they were lost they were ephemeral that even the things we did get caught for they were known for time maybe they're still remember by people who are closest to us whether we like them or dislike them now we're forced to live in look for Power Facebook where they were talking about the government of any country they know everything about us or much about us rather and we know very little about them and we're not allowed to no more everything we do now lasts forever not because we want to remember but because we're not allowed to forget just carrying a phone in your pocket is enough for your movements so you immortalised because every cell phone tower that you passed it keeping a record of that and the AT&T keeps those records going back to 2800 program called hemisphere search for Hemisphere and AT&T U-verse store in The Daily Beast about it if they're born after 1987 and their AT&T customer or their calls cost 18 C's Network AT&T has every phone call they ever made the record that it happened not necessarily the contents on the phone call Bush White House if you can see this trend happening when you look what's happening with Facebook when you look at what's happening with Google when you love the fact that you go to every restaurant today and you see people looking phones and you know you get on a bus you get on a subway you know you see somebody sitting next to you in traffic you see people looking at funds these devices are connected all the time now people get an Alexa right now people have good microphones where do you think this means and what is it that gives you sort of trust in the system faith in the system and how they just just so we can start a conversation here and it's new this is something that's unprecedented we don't have a Long human history of being completely connected via technology this is something we're navigating right now for the first time and it's probably the most powerful thing that the human race has ever seen in terms of the distribution of information is nothing that even comes close to it in all of human history and we're figuring it out as we go along and what you exposed is that not only are we figuring out as we go along but that to cover their ass legal for them to gather up all of your calls or text messages all of your emails and store them somewhere so that retroactively if you ever say they don't do something and we don't know who they are we don't know why we didn't know they could do it until you exposed it terrifying in terms of the government's ability to track our movements track your phone calls track everything under the guise of protecting us from terrorists protecting us from sleeper cells protecting us from attacks but they really are attacked protecting us from these attacks that's great but there's there's no provision in the Constitution that allows any of this and this is where it gets really squirrely because they're making up the rules as and then making up these rules is implicated in what has been a violation of didn't just put it on the internet and people criticize me for this they go I didn't share enough information because the journalists are gatekeeping fry they got a big archive and I haven't published everything from it and I told him not to publish everything why why did you do that why did you do that Brian you're getting some information about that useful agreed on a Russian general in charge about you know rocket division useful but there are lines and and degrees in that words not useful example is where you're spying on an individual person related well if you need for foreign intelligence is some indication you don't need a warrant strictly although I think they should have warrants for all because they established a quart Boris badenov of the rocket division right that that's okay they're going to go with that but then you look at the recent cases in the archives that are provided to journalists have been out where they spied on journalists right they spied on human rights groups and these kind of things since I came forward this foreign intelligence surveillance court that the government says authorized these programs 15 different times was overruled by the first open chords to look at the program these are federal courts hear right that's when you start looking at the facts they broke their own laws in a 2776 times in a single year and then you ask about that thing that motivates me like why I came forward we had been trying as a country before I came forward to prove the existence of these programs legally get the executive we got the legislature we got the Judiciary right so congress makes the laws that the courts are supposed to play referee executive all of these human rights groups in the non-governmental organizations had established that you know these programs are likely unlawful likely exist there simply classified but the government responded with this argument that you just saw saying that well it's a state secret if they do exist you the plaintiffs don't have a hard concrete evidence that they do exist and the governor saying legally you have no right to discover evidence from the government right documents demand documents of Mansfield covered as to whether things these forward as to whether or not these things exist because the government's just going to give its standard can't prove it because the government just want to play ball and the government says if we were doing this it would be legal and it would be necessary for National Security whatever the court and can't presume to know National Security better than the executive because the courts aren't elected review the legality of the programs the programs exist but the programs are classified so you can't stop existing unless you have evidence but providing that evidence to courts to journalists to anyone is a felony punishable by 10 years Espionage Act it's always the same law in this is There's no distinction to government between whether you sold information to a foreign government for private benefit right or whether you provide information only two journalists for the public interest I am fundamentally a harmful thing when you look at things that have come in the wake of this were talking about the post 2013 court rulings I found out what the government was doing with unlawful you see the courts saying actually that didn't leaks or are quotes leaks I can actually be beneficial leek is used in the government's in this universe is from a federal court he's not exactly my biggest supporters they're recognizing daylight text that is the only thing that allows the system to operate in a contacts where one year before I came forward we had the NSA saying this kind of stuff didn't happen we had hang on this famous Exchange whatever the one of those Senators I told you that have ejected to this stuff that was doing the last parts for all those years Ron Wyden in the United States I'm going to ask him very specific question about a program mind you the wrong one knows exists because he has security clearance he sits on the intelligence committee and he knows there's tens or hundreds of millions of Americans not wittingly there are cases where they could inadvertently perhaps collect but not not wittingly so that was a lie organ of three months later but he said it was the least untruthful thing he could think of to say in the context of of being in the hot seat there but what does it mean for a democracy when you can lie under oath to Congress and the car's not even knows you're lying to them but they are afraid to correct you and widen by the way what am I surprised not even the press conference could just say this was incorrect whatever so he could go through the legal process and show his fellow congressmen that there was a problem and they need to do it for all of that was refused to us all of it was denying to us and here I am play with it it's like what are you going to do these guys are you know they're there bullshitters that the system is built on lies even many people many experts so who said this or lies but if you can't prove their lies how do you move beyond that and that's really question that has never been more relevant than I think it is today under the current White House even many people many experts so who said this know are lies but if you can't prove their lies how do you move beyond that and that's really question that has never been more relevant than I think it is today under the current White House


    Edward Snowden: Obama Made Mass Surveillance Worse
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    so you're in this position will you have this information and you know that these surveillance systems are in place and they're unconstitutional and you feel this deep responsibility to let the American people know about this what what makes you take the leap so this is covered extensively in the book because it took a long time I would imagine people people exactly people like to think it's like a cinematic moment where I find this golden document my best seller wind report and that's the closest thing was smoking gun right that it exists but you can read that later look at that the question is what would it take for you to light a match and burn your life to the ground play Ron White on this when I saw people like the court case that I showed before with people would actively challenging these programs right there a lot of people who are going to be in and Bill Binney is part of fish always at the group of early NSA whistleblower that came with Thomas Drake and Bill Binney Kirk wiebe I believe in Ed Loomis Beetle made its alleged I want to put them on the spot maybe they deny maybe they don't leave that to them but somebody somewhere was informing this reporting right but got into the New York Times about the bush-era warrantless wiretapping program and eventually journals put this out there people knew these capabilities existed know with certainty that the stuff is capable or is it is possible to keep bill exist you can know the government has done this stuff in the past you can know they're likely to do it again you can have all these indications you can have like a juul vs. NSA case that's run by the FF which is about the 18 secret rooms Communications in Lake phone communication into a room that purpose built for the NSA and then they bring it out reporting and you actually know you can't prove it but you know this is going on but that's the thing in a democracy the distance between speculation and fact the distance between what you know and what you can prove to everybody else in the country he's everything you know model of government because what you know doesn't matter what matters is what we all know the only way we can prove it if you can prove it and of course when we talked about the earlier stuff right leg is sore no more corporatized media they got a thousand incentives not to get involved in this stuff they need access to the White House they need to sit down with them and they need to be taken seriously they need to be admitted it's rather and so the only way to make sure people understand this probably is if we all work together right if we collectively can establish a corpus of evidence write a body of facts that is so large and so persuasive it overcomes the natural and understandable overcomes the political and partisan sort of loyalties that that all of these are political factions in the country do where they go you know it's he's my president to even if I don't like this stuff even if I don't agree with this stuff I don't want to say it exists the opportunities that we have to prove this like that the moments in history where we do prove something anything beyond A Reasonable Doubt are so few and so rare that they almost always only come from whistleblowers and I think that's one of the problems that we have Obama when he was running for office and in his hope and change website Provisions to protect whistleblowers and Provisions to its reward people right that means you remember all that mean it was eventually redacted or eventually deleted it from the website unlawful activity did that you take a knee, also campaigned Obama also during his campaign said he campaigned actively against the warrantless wiretapping the book now he's sitting in that chair resin extinguishing these programs he Embraces them and expand action findings and things like that which are basically you know the intelligence Community wants to assassinate somebody they want to run this illegal program here there everywhere and they can't do it because their executive agencies without that top-level executive sign off what's a golf gearing up where is soon as they come in a hellish election because our electoral politics are so diseased and now after you crawled through fire you already thinking for years ahead you know how how do I stay in this seat and these guys are basically saying if you don't do X Y and Z this is going to fall on your lap and the application if you got the IC against you right they can Stonewall you they can put out the stories that are could be problematic for you but everyday your presidency send this kind of National Security foreign policy stuff throughout his earlier career he's more interested in domestic policy always has been that's the positive things to say about Barack Obama he's just trying to make things better at home and now suddenly they go look any of this or these terrible terrible terrible terrible programs right there in fact wonderful things because they keep back the darkness that's the real problem I ever present here so you know. Obama second-term president one of the responses that they had the mass surveillance the scandal with a yes we think they went a little too far this is after the initial thing where they when nobody's listening to your phone calls you know we were going to get to it when do these programs were problematic but if they just gave us more time we would have fixed them maybe it's true right thing seems awful convenient in hindsight than throughout the entirety the first time real and legitimate threats and they scare the hell out of them I'm sure and we can we can all imagine being there ride those those of us who remember what the world was like post 911 fear is a powerful thing but the guys who are doing that briefing they're no longer scared of it because they've been dealing with this for years is the oldest thing they give in this briefing times before the I didn't not that it's something much simpler the Deep state is simply the career government it's the people who are in the same offices who outlive and Outlast presidents is Ryan they've seen Republicans they've seen Democrats They Don't Really Care and they give that same briefing again and again I am so they give this very effective during juicing speech and then they followed up with their asks which are really demands just politely provided and anyone in that position who is not an expert on this stuff who is not ready for this sort of trade-off and who you have to understand is a career politician is entirely used to the horse trading game Ryan gone I'll deal with this later or not what are the mister cost-benefit here let me tell if you give us what we want no one will ever know about it because it's classified it's obviously the easy answer and maybe Barack Obama and honestly did want to get this later but we can say today is for all the good that where the president went through to full Obama and I honestly did want to get this later but we can say today is for all the good that may been done in that white house said this is an issue where the president went through two full terms and did not fix the problem but in fact made it worse


    Edward Snowden: How Your Cell Phone Spies on You
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    are you aware at all of the current state of surveillance and what if anything has changed since your Revelations hands around and to deal with it but now people are much less likely to use laptop and use a desktop than then you should know got any kind of wired phone then they already use a smartphone and both Apple and Android devices unfortunately are not especially good in protecting your privacy how to train from wearing in traffic right now I'm worried or youjo right now you can you get a phone somewhere in the room right the phone is turned off for at least the screen is turned off its sitting there and it is powered on and if somebody send you a message with rainbro blinks to life how does that happen anybody else's number and only their phone rings every smartphone every phone at all is constantly connected to the nearest Cellular Tower mom every phone even when the screen is off you think it's doing nothing you can't see it because it's screaming in the air high-end IMEI individual manufacturers subscriber identity I I could be wrong on though the break out there but the the acronyms are the IMEI and the imsi you can search thing for these things there to globally unique identifiers that only exist anywhere in the world it's always going to be the same and it's always going to be telling the phone network its disc physical handset is in your sim card right in this is what holds your phone number right is the right to use that phone number answer your phone is sitting there doing nothing you think alright I see Joe Rogan's phone right now I see Jamie's phone I I see all these phones that are here right now and it Compares notes with the other network towers and your smartphone Compares nose with them to go who do I hear the loudest and who you hear the loudest is a proxy for proximity for closeness distance right Lego whoever I hear more loudly than anybody else that's close to me so you're going to be bound to this cell phone tower and that cell phone towers going to make a note a permanent record saying this phone this phone handset with this phone number at this time was connected to me right and based on your phone handset and your phone number they can get your identity right because you pay for the stuff with your credit card overnight is still active you do on your nightstand when you're sleeping and still whatever the movements of your phone or the movements of you as a person and those are often quite uniquely identifying it goes to your home and goes to your workplace other people have it sorry this phone with this phone number in the world right now and to that cell phone tower that is closest to that phone it sends out a signal saying we have a call for you make your phone start ringing so you can answer it and then what this means the phone is turned on there is a record of your presence at that place that has been made and created by companies it does not need to be kept forever fact there's no good argument for it to be kept forever but these companies see that is invaluable information right this is the whole big data problem that we're running into an all this information that used to be ephemeral where were you when you were eight years old these things are saved it doesn't matter what they're doing anything wrong doesn't matter what even was ordinary person on Earth that sell bulk collection which is the government's euphemism for massive England's Works they simply collected all in advance and hopes that one day it will become useful and that was just talkin about how you connect to phone network right how do you get a text message notification how do you get an email notification how is it the Facebook knows where you're at you know all of these things these analytics they are trying to keep track GPS in the world right Yuri cable modem at home whether it's in your laptop every device that has a radio modem has a globally unique identifier in it and how does Google Street View cars that go back and forth right they're keeping notes on who's Wi-Fi is active on this block right and they building a giant that so even if you have GPS turned off right as long as you connect to Wi-Fi those for globally unique Wi-Fi access points from these points in physical space write the intersection in between the spreads the domes of all those wireless access point it's a proxy for location and it just goes on and on and we can talk about this for four more hours we don't have that kind of time single shutting your phone off that is a risk is how do you know your phone's actually turned off used to be when I was in Geneva for example working for the CIA we would all carry like drug dealer phones the old smartphones the old dumb phones are not smartphones and the reason why was just because they had removal sing about technology is if there's no electricity in it right if there's no gold juice available to it if there's no battery connected to it it's not sending anything because you have to get power from somewhere you have to have power in order to do work for the average person that doesn't apply Ryan I got to tell you guys they've been chasing me all over the place I don't worry about that stuff right because if they are applying that level of effort to me even for someone like me to keep that up on a constant basis also if they get me I only trust phones so much so there's only so much they can derive from the compromise of this is how operational security works that you're trying to mitigate and the mitigation that you're trying to do is what would be the loss what we would damage done to you if this stuff was exploited Mystic than worrying about these things that I called Voodoo hacks right with your like next level stuff and actually just shot up for those of your readers who are interested in this stuff on I wrote a paper on this specific problem how do you know when a phone is actually off how do you know when it's actually not fine when you with a brilliant brilliant guy name to Andrew bunnie Huang he's an MIT PhD and I think electrical engineering called the introspection engine was published in the Journal of open engineering you can find it online and it'll go as deep down in the weeds I promise you it is you while we take an iPhone 6 that this was back when I was barely knew I only modified it so we could actually not trusted device to report its own state but physically programs your primary threat is the fact that your phone is constantly squawking to the cell phone towers is doing all these things because we leave our phones and state that is constantly on your constantly connected right at airplane mode doesn't even turn off Wi-Fi really anymore just turns off the cellular modem but the whole idea is we need identify the problem and the central problem with smartphone use today is you have no idea what the hell it's doing the phone has a screen off you don't know what it's connected to you don't know how frequent is doing it apple and iOS unfortunately makes it impossible to see what kind of network connections are consoling mean on the device and two intermediate them I don't want Facebook to be able to talk right now I don't want Google to build talk right now I just want my secure messenger app to be able to talk I just want my weather app to be able to talk but I just checked my weather and now I'm done with it so I don't want that to build and we need to be able to make these and Intelligent Decisions on not just a nap by a basis for the connection by connection basis right you want what say you use Facebook because you know for whatever judgment we have a lot of people might do it you want it to be able to connect two Facebook's content servers you want to build a message a friend you want to be able to download photograph or whatever but you don't Methodist modern your behavior right you don't want to talk all these third-party think because Facebook crams their garbage and almost every app that you download and you don't even know what's happening because you can't see this is the problem with the data collection used today is there is an industry that is built on keeping this in this pool what we need to do is we need to make the activities of our devices when there's a phone with her computer whatever more visible and standable to the average person and then give them control over it so like if you could see your phone right now and the very center of is a little green icons it's your pants at or it's a picture your face whatever and you see all these little Smoke's coming off of it that every app that your phone is talking to right now or every app that is active on your phone right now and all the hosts that have connecting to and you can see right now you just poked that out and if it's not on your Facebook anymore Facebook's not allowed to take food speaking privileges have been revoked you would do that do what I want but not spy on me disinfected actively interfere with it because they say it's a security risk and for my particular perspective and they actually aren't wrong there but it's not enough to go we have to block that came really off from people because we don't trust it would make the right decisions we think it's too complicated for people to do this we think there's too many connections be made well that is actually a confession of the problem right there if you think people can't understand it too much complexity in their it needs to be simplified just like the president can't control everything like that if you have to be to present of the phone and the phone is as complex as the United States government we have a problem guys this should be much more some processed it should be obvious and the fact that it's not and the fact that we read story after Story these things from your timeline not weirder influencing you were manipulating in all of these different ways that happens as a result of a single problem increasingly these corporations Own It increasingly these governments own it and increasingly we are living in a world where we do all the work right we pay all the taxes we pay all the costs but we owned less and less and nobody understands this better than the youngest Generations will it seems like our data became a commodity before we understood what it was it became this thing that's insanely valuable to Google and Facebook and all these social media platforms are we understood what we were giving up they were making billions of dollars and then once that money is being earned once everyone's accustomed to the situation it's very difficult to pull the reins back is very difficult to turn around yeah I know you're you're exactly correct and this is the subject of the book I mean this is this is the permanent record in this is where it came from this is how it came to exist the story of our lifetimes is how intentionally by Design number of Institutions both governmental and corporate not realize it was in their mutual interest to conceal their data collection activities to increase the breadth and depth of their sensor networks that were us or spread out through Society rumor back-in-the-day intelligence collection in the United States agent alligator clips well the desert somewhere they built a big parabolic collector and it's just listening to send light emissions right these satellite satellite links were owned by military bulk collection which should become one of the dirtiest phrases in the language if we have any kind of decency but we were intentionally this was intentionally concealed from us right to govern did it that use classification companies did it intentionally didn't talk about it they denied these things were going they they said you agreed to this and you did agree to nothing the service page up and you click that you click a button that said I agree because you were trying to open an account so you can talk to your friends you were trying to get driving directions you were trying to get an email account you weren't trying to agree to some 600-page legal form built illegal Paradigm that presumes records collected about us do not belong to us this is one of the core principles on which Mass surveillance from the government's perspective in the United States is legal how they're breaking flaw scandals that they don't have to break the law and the way they say they're not breaking the law is something called a third party Doctrine third party Doctrine is a legal principle and I believe the 1970s called Smith versus Maryland and Smith was this knucklehead who is harassing this lady making phone calls to her house would pick up you just don't know who sit there heavy breathing whatever like a classic creeper and terrifying this poor lady so she calls the cops and says one day I got one of these phone calls and then I see this car creeping past my house on the street and she got a license plate number so she goes to the cops and the cops again and they find out where this guy is and then they go with what phone number is registered to that house and then go to the phone company and they said can you give us this record the phone company says yeah sure and it's the guy the cops got there man so they go arrest this guy and then in court his lawyer brings all this stuff up and you did this without a warrant I mean I got the records without a warrant they just asked for the they subpoenaed it right some lower standard legal review and company gave it to him in jail and they could have got no more it's right it wasn't actually they weren't his records and so because they didn't belong to him he didn't have a 4th Amendment right to demand a warrant be issued for them they were the company's records and the company provided them voluntarily and has no warrant was required because you can get whatever you want without a warrant as long as it's yours and here's the problem the government extrapolated principle in a single case of a single real good reasons not suspect suspect was their guy and use that to go to a company and get records from them and establish a precedent of these records don't belong to the guy they belong the company and then they said well if one person doesn't have a fourth amendment interest in records held by company no one does the company then has absolute proprietary ownership seventies the internet hardly exists in these kind of contact smartphones you know don't exist modern society and they are still relying on this President about this perfect to go and so long as they do that companies are going to be extraordinary powerful and they're going to be externally abusive this is something that people don't get they go all well it's data collection right they're exploiting data about human lives you just being manipulated and this is this is this is something that I think a lot of people are beginning to understand the problem is the companies in the government's are still pretending they don't understand or disagreeing with this reminds me of something that one of my old friends John Perry Barlow one of my old friends John Perry Barlow who serve with me the freedom press foundation on the prison of the board used to say to me which is you can't awaken someone who's pretending to be asleep


    Edward Snowden on America and Russia’s Diplomatic Woes
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    talk about you like where you are right now in your life and how you're handling this because you've been in exile for how many years now it's been more than six years six years 2013 what is life like I mean I mean what it what are the issues like in the beginning Maya operational security level as we would call it was was very high I was concerned about being recognized was concerned about being followed I was concerned really about very bad things happening to me because the government made it very clear that from their position I was the most wanted man in the world they literally brought down the president of Bolivia his aircraft that it would not let it depart Liza try to cry piece of Europe not even the United States they wouldn't let it leave until they confirmed I was not on board I'm so nervous but you can't live like that forever and although I was as careful as I could be I still lived pretty happily but the in the years past my life has become more and more open you know now I like speak openly I live openly I go out I ride the Metro I go to restaurants I do you know how often then I can go about my life but it's one of the weird thing is that I'm recognized a couple times a year either one of them I'm not wearing my glasses in a museum or a grocery store or something like that or out on the street just by somebody who I swear like these people are already I can be like you wearing a hood and like a jacket can have a scarf around my face like the winter and it's like you can barely see my face and they'll come up to me they're like are you Snowden and I'm like woah I would much rather go unrecognized like I don't want to be a celebrity, but the other thing is I'll get recognized in computer stores and I think this just like a mental Association where people are like Aveda brain when it's cycling through phases that it recognizes its going through like the subset of nerdy or people or something like that when your computer Locust so you're living freely did you have to learn Russian did you learn it my my Russian is still pretty crappy to talk to my great shame because all of my life all of my work is if you could get a fair trial is is that feasible thing. Fair trial for someone like is that such a is that even possible question I mean we're being frank principal what happens to me is less important if I spend the rest of my life in jail that that's less important than what I'm actually requiring the government to agree to that which is a single thing right. right now going through a trial that is precisely similar to what I would be facing his lawyer is asking the court to or telling the court that we want to tell the jury why he did what he did that the government is violating laws we should be able to hear why he did what he did in the jury should be able to decide whether that was right or wrong and the government has responded you know to this whistleblower argument basically saying we Demand Court forbid this guy from breathing the word whistleblower in court and she cannot talk about what motivated because it doesn't matter people because that's what Fair trial is the Espionage Act the strict liability crime a strict liability crime is what the government worse than murder you if you murdered somebody like if you just I don't know beat Jamie with the microphone stand right now you would be able to go to the court and say it was self-defense right you felt threatened you were in danger. in fact acting in self-defense if they did in fact believe you they could take that into consideration and establishing their verdict find strict liability crimes forbid that the jury is not allowed to consider why you committed a crime they're only allowed to consider we're talkin about is telling the truth the Espionage Act in every case is a law of the government exclusively uses against people who told the truth right like that that's what it's about in the context of Journalism to the American people by where the journalist is it crime worse than murder and I believe and I think most Americans would agree this is fundamentally indefensibly wrong and so my whole argument but you have to agree whistleblower or not they have to consider the motivations of why someone did what they did the government says we refuse to allow that because that puts the government on trial and we don't trust the jury to consider those questions wow so you have had these conversations then so this has been dispatched they went we have no good argument against this and we will never permit this to happen and then again I just want to make clear this is not speculation this is not the me thinking this is actively happening the case of Daniel Hale right now I hope you guys can pull up graphic limbo then you're they're not actively pursuing you it seems that you if you're able to move around freely they they haven't discovered where you are you're just free to live your life you like what people are saying about Tulsi gabbard and things like that any kind of Association any anytime your name appears in the same sentence it is considered a negative thing now it's only Russian though and it's saying because I spoke favorably about a member of the Russian opposition Alexei navalny which I have a right to express their opposition in a country it's been a long time so born in Russia Administration side and they've just suddenly magically I've been accused of being foreign agents or something like that and so everyone connected to this which is like a big Civil Society body I had their doors like simultaneously kicked and across the country and they're being investigated footage of ballot stuffing in the Russian elections just like I criticized the Russian president by name I've criticized Russian surveillance laws so many things again again again again again entire book that has a lot of detail on this but yeah it's difficult to be basically engaged in civil opposition to policies of the United States consider those kind of conversations in the current world people believe and the sexual the worst things that the Western media does it in the context of discussing Russia is Big Freedia sore of invincibility around the Russian president they do you know this cat calling all the shots there's no question America's going to be interfering with Russian elections right nobody nobody likes to talk about this and I need to substantiate that now that I've said that I've signed a billion times the New York Times wake of you notice condesa 2016 election not where they look into the history of electoral interference in Russia and the Soviet Union and they found in roughly fifty years 36 different cases election interference by Russia or the Soviets friends not a new thing this something that always happens separate covert action from intelligence-gathering not but in that same study that they come 36 different cases by the Russians in the Soviets they found 81 different cases by the us and this was published by Scott chain in the New York Times and both the washing post as well people who are ordinary people who just want to have a happy life and just want to do better they want the same things that you do right and every time people who have nothing to do with the government feel implicated by that like do you feel like you're in charge of Donald Trump do you want to be have Donald Trump's Legacy around your neck and then people go all will you know Donald Trump you know you could overthrow Putin can you really like is that how it works so yeah I mean look I have no affiliation I have no love it's not my choice to be here and I made it very clear I would be happy to return home Mommy's going to be renewed every 3 years so yeah sure it's possible they could kick me out in this was with the story I was telling you about before rush media was they were saying you know the Russian government should take some action against me I should be welcome here I should go home because why is he criticizing the Russian government but the thing is this what's the alternative yes the Russian government could screw me to screw me even if I didn't say anything and so should I shut up and be quiet in the face of things that I think are in justices because it makes me safer do they say whatever be safe livelong be happy but I didn't come forward to be safe if I wanted to be safe and still be sitting in Hawaii making a hell of a lot of money to spy on all of you right and nobody ever would have known about this the system would have gotten worse but the system the world the future gets worse every day that we don't do something about every day that we stay silent about all the Injustice as we see the world worst thing yeah it's risky yeah it's uncomfortable but that's why we do it because if we don't no one else will all those years I was sitting hoping for someone else to come forward and no one did right that's cuz I was waiting for hero but there are no Heroes only her decisions you are never further than one difference . you can't all you have to do is lay down one brick all you have to do is make things a little bit better in a small way so that other people can lay their brick on top of that we're beside to end together step-by-step day-by-day it's the Iron Man I don't care if you're the biggest Doomsday prepper with pecans full beans not if the world ends it's going to affect you we make things better we become safe take gather right collectively that is our strength that is the power of civilization safe her you can be more careful when I you can be more clever and there's nothing wrong with that but at the end of the day you have to recognize if you're trying to eliminate all risks from your life what you're actually doing is eliminating all possibility from your life you're trying to collapse the universe of outcomes such that what you lost his freedom because you were afraid actually doing is eliminating all possibility from your life you you're trying to collapse the universe of outcomes such that what you lost his freedom you've lost the ability to act because you were afraid that's a beautiful mess that's a beautiful


    Joe Rogan Sounds Off On Trans Cyclist Rachel McKinnon
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    things I learned from all the men who were riding in front of Playboy is on Jordan Peterson has something that really speaks to these guys and you know I've seen him get a lot of of crap but like he has saved so many men that I know I mean these guys have written me letters like telling me it's so much and I'm not sure really what it is about his program or whatever what it whatever it is that he's saying his message was concentrating on young men enhances he's resonating with young man because what is the what is his primary they don't know they think they're supposed to censor it but I think you transphobic and homophobic all these different things that you know is origin do you know what happened in Toronto now this gender pronoun Bill likes water use one of the 78 different gender pronoun you would be obligated like legally obligated to use them they do not have a person he didn't want to repeat it wasn't that he didn't want to use their preferred pronoun it was that he didn't want to be compelled to use what are you okay if you if you want me to call Bruce Jenner Caitlyn Jenner okay I'll card to her okay I'll stay somewhere and you want to leave and those in those places those those women's track events are f****** dominated by men dominated their breaking World Records Was that woman's name Rachel McKinnon she just broke the world record for the cycling event and she's at she used to be a man I mean all the ending like you're a bigot if you don't agree with 3 who like let's see how many people we can get till I get on board with this s*** and then and I Dan or I'm like maybe I'm just old maybe they're losing their ability to compete with people with their own gender this is or their own sacs their own whatever you want to call it whatever the when you start adding trans men and trans women into the mix you going to get two things depend upon the sport the transmatic I get f****** smoked. When when Trent when women transition to men and they want to be a man and compete with men they going to get f***** up in almost every sport protect like fighting what man has ever had a problem with women talking about there. No no I know but there is gender like stereotype toward being determined by biology and now we're using biology now we're using gender to determine biology as so biology determine gender stereotypes the male and a female whatever and there was a reaction to that and now is a reaction to it they're using gender to determine biology and how its get it yet gender to determine biology and how its get it yeah it's a broad spectrum of people and is low testosterone male since high testosterone female and that should be okay we should be allowed to be whatever the f*** we want


    Joe Rogan on “Fit Shaming” and Dad Bods
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    stylistic body promos and these advertisements taken down for tickling the UK to speak story about that cuz they were promoting unrealistic body types because unrealistic body type in Instagram down for a while because I don't play with that s*** you can pull it off on some women LeBron James 7 foot tall man LOL that's an unrealistic body type yeah they're using that to sell f****** Fanta or Adidas shoes whatever the f*** it is so what if you're saying all these girls feel terrible because that's unrealistic that life that is that is life again we come back we come back to why are we responsible for everyone's feelings yet get off the couch and go do something about it if you don't if you don't want to if you don't want to feel sad no one cares no one feels bad about that dude they get away with the whole dad bod thing which I wrote a whole piece about I think so though no girl wants a dad bod options he's more likely to stick around I just think that if you like somebody that's here to your point is that it's fine whatever you like whatever your type is if you're into like a big dude if you're at whatever but the people who like people who are fit or somehow not being ashamed yeah I don't I don't care if you're ashamed of me for being shaped like congratulations is being lowered and lowered and lowered and so instead of raising our standards and trying to everybody lift each other up it's more just like a very small majority that's like come down amount of pee never be enough on each other I don't think it's real I don't think it's real pretty quickly like and in in natural disasters whatever you're saying online yeah they've done studies and it's like it doesn't matter what you're saying online your search engine knows what gender you are essentially I mean it can generally tell like probably with a large accuracy during the the youth are in ingesting all this kind of yeah it is it is but it's also as much as I like to make fun of world culture the good thing about it is is making people more sensitive nicer because people are using that as an excuse to be a f****** a****** to people compliant to be an a****** but because of that because of that it's again it's like the tide and it's going to find its healthy level


    Buying Greenland Was the Best Idea Trump Ever Had!
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    incremental steps to reality is going to be either virtual or you're going to have a combination of virtual and augmented and you're going to probably be overtaken by robots I think that f****** Unabomber got was right Ted Kaczynski evolving technology I have a theory that with the escalation of our like climate you know whatever that and I heard this panel back in 2000 I was like I remember being it was all about the nature of the saw and is the saw essentially and human consciousness essentially going to jump elements from carbon to Silicon in order to survive the Wasteland that we're going to leave The Singularity extra adderal when it's like I know what to do I'm going to buy Greenland I think he was onto something I think that was like probably the best f****** idea that he ever had I wish people got more excited about it because he came up with it and like it was dismissed and it was in and out of the new cycle in like 4 or 5 days Green Man was like f*** you either but I mean Northwest Northeast Way Northeast so if he was like that's American Northeast just like Alaska and why we got a new one that's a f****** great idea cuz when she gets really warm and people start moving there in like guys this is the s*** really really listen to put on the screen the size of Greenland in the US sorry Alaska we love you they're awesome they live in Paradise that's like two sizes what it says but what is only as many people as less less than as many people as Los Angeles and look at this one when you see the actual position which way bigger than United States when you see the actual position which way bigger than United States something but that's because of like taking a round thing that's so stupid


    Bridget Phetasy: I Made Addiction Look Amazing
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    feeling your and you're sober October like what what are the biggest difference is that you notice or do you notice any do you feel better without a couple of drinks but you know I'm like what a couple of drinks no because I want again before we came out in like I I wish I could just smoke weed cuz I did that so for most of my twenties I did everything to avoid having to get sober again and a lot of my thirties and I definitely was trying to like managing there were years where I just smoked weed and drink but what happens to me is that it'll be gorgeous day like this and I'll be down in Venice and I'll smoke weed and then maybe I'll get a little racy because the weed is racy and then I want to balance it out with that gorgeous looking half from on the waterfront and next thing you know I'm doing lines in the town house like that that's where it goes every time for me to think that there's like a well-oiled Groove that's in your brain that wants you get some substances and they like how many this is why I love like 12 stop because no one f****** wants to be there and there's some of the funniest places ever and then I'll hear people come talk about like 12 step and how it doesn't work and blah blah blah and I'm like it works for a lot of people and every time I go I get to listen to like essentially some f*****-up story to turn into a miracle like some guy was like and then I had hookers and then I was Gerald and then you've been sober and you're like Mensa Society myself included I came out of a blackout driving on the 405 yeah it was one of the hands-down most terrifying moments of my life Universal Studios so I had driven all the way from Universal to the 405 getting on the 10 poker high rollers and I made alcoholism look amazing when you can get off drugs like that's one addiction that people take very seriously they're happy for you when you get off of drugs or alcohol but if you get off of gambling part of the problem I know you I know you'll give me this I know I know I know you don't want to hear it but these are people who were really addicted to it and they couldn't stop and once I stop quit smoking weed it I was suicidally depressed years like 2 years I smoked for 20 years and my developmental teenage years I don't think I had any I mean it's an oil I think it gets in your fat up till like where I'm a naturally like a happy to I wake up I don't like Charlie lab of the two first years I got sober it was gnarly it was ugly as different people so you don't do anything you know I'm like yeah you won't do anything he won't kill anybody just won't do anything and I think from my experience that Clarity that I got at the is kind of Priceless I mean I used to write the stuff and think that I was just so funny or so insightful and it was like what the f*** was that until I'm just high and drunk like write a thank you ma'am being like so insightful answer I got bazil's hell I guess I need to smoke weed is bad. Bridget like it's not real dancer it's I don't know it's it's like made practically a joke of it it's kind of like the Beto O'Rourke of of skin cancer wants a lot of attention but it's but it's completely ineffective is that I don't I don't have no evidence go travel the world I was in Sri Lanka partying and it was in I don't have a good night party and then we're almost there I like we're worried about you you're not drinking enough all that II like wife stuff happened in sobriety and I would like your crazy time at that time and it was like college or like I was like 37 years old I'm grateful that I did make it make it to the getting sober like when I look from 2235 I mean even those years when I move back when I was here at 19 in the valley it was just a lot of playing dominoes and doing blow late into the hell yeah all night with a bunch of like d-list like pornstars and a lawyer who dealt us all of our blow and there was just from that to like dating a really rich dude and being all over Europe and drinking Dom everywhere and being in Saint-Tropez and I was like I've always joked I made it look amazing but in and people like why did you quit Bridget and they want to hear some story like I killed someone in a in a drunk driving accident something that they can and I'm like I was just dying inside like something in me knew that I could do better like there's like a little voice that always knew and part of it was being in rehab at 19 like it wasn't like I had evidence that I mean I can't imagine me on Twitter like it wasn't like I had evidence that I mean I can't imagine me on Twitter in 2016 with alcohol and drugs I would I be banned I be canceled and Arie banned


    Bridget Phetasy Was In An Open Marriage
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    play what I wrote about Lake I had this experience. I was like the second wife I was in a wife but I was a second in an open marriage and out all the guys think they're going to be that guy and it's like I was reading this book and I forgot which book it was there something is said actually that men who had multiple wives and women had to start like not hugging all the women because it was causing so much Jordan Peterson talks about that too. That's when the problems in cells is that there's the man like the Alpha Man like today's Mimosa World they have you know if they wanted to they could have a gang women and from my perspective I would want someone else like we it was so like we did the gardening and like shirts military oh and she apparently disrespect the queen she had to shut her down and he had to do a stripper of her power and I was reading this also he has this article the king of Thailand how to say that peremptorily look at her name now I have to look up every word I don't know that's in our attitude misbehavior and disloyal to these were among the failings of try saying her name s i n e e n a t c. And here's a big one w o n g v a g i r a p a r a d i can try that one Royal statement on October 21st astrus she wanted to lay herself to the same state as the queen of course I felt like everyone needs were being I was like hey are you okay are you okay put this I pushed aside yeah you can call that b**** she lost a very quickly she basically was like you I want to be number one after like a month alright that's entitled who he married in May


    The Current State of #MeToo & Time's Up | Joe Rogan & Bridget Phetasy
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    what was so weird about working at Playboy was I got there right when they went nonude and I was like McDonald's for men waking up to the fact that there is this and then writing for men at a time when it was like anti-men I didn't realize that it happened either I was like still singing this is a man's world like in my mind and then suck. Like there's a war going on to sexually abused me to I didn't get the times up like the other thing of times up times up for what like what is the time thumbs up. Such a common phrase like it's so weird when a guy is like I can't wait to see you in the mornings like #me too LOL For The Crazy Ones that you know I see that woman that I the nineteen-year-old as of my hero but also the culture is more supportive of her going and saying something and it was not 20 years ago so that is progress do you know that everything boobs and that's been the weird thing is that you know I was joking the other day but I'm like you know sometimes something will happen with Trump and I'll be like all right that's it you know like sign me up for the resistance how many Marching In the treats in the streets in the middle they them I'm available you kids are going to be so if I get another weird moment I'm having right now because I listen to so much of your podcast when I was trimming weed and anyone who trim weed knows you do it for like 13 hours on a cliff and go crazy and somewhere in an alternate timeline I'm trimming we listening to me this was all that about whole culture and it's so funny because the way those kids Revolt like the way they were bell all the like heavy kids grew up with like their pants on acid losing them if you do festivals and s*** in the Bernie Mann kids like one of my friend she joined the army I'm like yeah this is what happened that's how they rebelled the kids they grew up with all this crazy s*** don't like I'm going to be I'm doing the deed I can a mom a mom that's what I'm doing that is what happened


    "Sleep Your Way to Empowerment" Thinking w/Bridget Phetasy | Joe Rogan
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    you ever do anything like isolation tank never do that I've always wanted to live always wanted to do that I do I wanted kind of go back and say like I don't want to disparage therapy I think it does help a lot of people it definitely has helped me my hair is like the dirty secret is what kind of like pass them off to someone else or something because he wants you realize somebody can't see it they're wrong night they won't really delicate sounds like she's our friend and she's being kind of like hard on you but I need that I need somebody who's going to I don't necessarily always it was interesting I just learned this past week that when you had trauma at one of the kind of by-products is that not only do you not trust people but you don't trust yourself and I was like I didn't know this he was very I mean yes I was young and I can forgive myself for that but it was too I will be like hyper-sexual after that you know I and then I recently last week at this moment where I was like God all the like men that just didn't deserve in this is one of the really felt like I was revirginized I don't know what happened but I don't suddenly have self this is one of the you know where I'm squishy I'm squishy and a lot of things and I think that many of them is really important until like s*** on it is there women who died and got jailed for like the right to vote so that doesn't sit well with me but the sum of the excesses of feminism and of the in particular like sexual liberation I was told sex is empowering and it's not f****** empowering if you're not in power already like in my experience I that would be the but I feel like what got lost is that sex is very intimate and four years are the kids Macias so creepy I just happening and it's I just thank you I don't know I just I I miss the memo that it should be something I was taught that it was you know like took kind of withhold because that a man won't respect you which feels a little bit transactional so there's that messaging and then there's messaging of like freethenipple and be empowered in like you can have sex with whoever you want but if you have trauma and you're not really great on the self-esteem department and then you start trying to sleep your way to empowerment it's only going to create in my experience for me I created a lot more shame and a vicious cycle that was like very connected to addiction for me to life is complicated and not it's not binary would like sex is good sex is bad like there's different situation where it's good for you and it's just the whole weird writing for Playboy at so ask me yes when I started writing I always wrote I wrote that piece Bill Cosby rape me kind of Twitter writing while they started somebody hook me up with an editor from Playboy and there was this piece going around there is like why I don't like that and I'm like well someone needs to stick up for sucking dick and that person needs to be me in defense of why I love giving b******* basically and again now a lot of that is seen is like internalizing the patriarchy like literally and and it's not it's not a it's not this or that you know what sexuality is so f****** complicated that's why I love writing for Playboy because it is everything it is shame and fear and intimacy and love and passion and all of it like it all happens in Sex and in those messy relationships that you know what sexuality is so f****** complicated that's why I love writing for Playboy because it is everything it is shame and fear and intimacy and love and passion and all of it like it all happens in Sex and in those messy relationships


    Joe Rogan on Father Who is Losing Custody of Transgender Son
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    it is a weird we all kind of become like two-dimensional abstractions online so I had friends that I waited tables with and then what happened to me kind of getting caught in the crossfire of the culture wars is that I just noticed I wasn't saying things that I wanted to say and I was like why aren't you eating these things it was weird to me like that's weird why am I so censoring and then I realized because and then once I say nothing cuz I go this is why I'm not think I was an idiot I was drunk and Reacher thing and I put my head up in 2015 was like there's a war the one I believe every conspiracy I was not aware that the war included controversial opinions like boys and girls are different the Warhead new rules and stuff like when you start kind of speaking out against the left you end up on right-wing media because they're the only people who have a conversation with you and so what does difference between themselves and he's like yeah and I'm trying to maybe get some of that TV money that was show and and like pay my bills every single month this past February the first time since I was 17 that I knew I was going to pay two months of bills like that's a long time today thank you track and field events don't even have to take hormones I have to do is identify crazy kids like you can't force them to take hormones all they have to do is identify as a as a woman send my daughter who's not 16 at wanted one in the like it top of her earlobe and the guy was like oh no she has to be 16 to do that I was like yet yet she can take hormones like he wouldn't let his son transition at 6 or son went to his wife and the wife and him get up and the wife wanted to chemically castrate the boy give him a hormone blockers because she had decided that the boy was a girl whether or not the boy decide or not they still were talking about a young young kid and the guy was being ordered by the state that he had to refer to as a girl and he had to he was going to have only supervised custody now he wasn't referring to it was not allowed to misgender his son his son was no longer stop the sound was now a girl but here's the thing about all that s*** it's like no one wants to fight against the Mob of the left but no one there's no established science on any of the stuff and everyone's different mean people that are trans yeah for sure are there young people that know that they are girl from the time of their young and they're trapped in a boy's body there's so many of them to say they are I would be a****** to deny that but what do we know about this how much do we know about this and how much should we interfere with their hormonal hormonal develop but a lot of these things are kind of a writ it's like just a woman is a competition well Dad and and also just like I can't you know sometimes you'll see examples of women can't talk about their periods or something because it makes like a trans woman feel bad or if you know so there's this Erasure of like me being able to talk about something because it it's it's it's like that's weird to me too I should be able to talk about my experience as a and not worry that you're ruining the experience for Trans people but see that just about all these nut bags in the cheating that I file they're tweeting 12 hours a day it's about compliance I mean most of what they're doing that I tweeted the other day over and over and over again in all caps she wrote any gender can have there. Any gender could have there. just got demonetized but that's the thing I like doing every f****** want I wanted to be a turtle when I was like six you know that's a real turtle I know I don't I don't think I was aware that for turtles so that's the beauty I want to live like hundreds of years are sea turtles tortoises in Joshua Tree


    Joe Rogan | Liberals Ruined the Word "Triggered" w/Bridget Phetasy
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    I'm so you were talking about Minnesota and you talk to him and then I was in the restaurant industry for a long time so basically I was in rehab and then I left rehab I didn't Christ that movie still be glad I Still Single that movies do faxes my had I saw it in the theater and I remember driving home thinking I was going to get murdered was Kevin Spacey yeah but one of his I don't think I wonder how f*****-up you have to be as a human to be able to play someone that f***** up and go to that place but it says exactly for me I can go see it I wasn't emotionally strong and that happened that was crazy that triggered all the stuff from when I know we were started this conversation as when you have had trauma and there's a brilliant black on the body score and he talked about how it lives in your body basically and you and you work with bad son you know it's crazy like in this book I've been re-reading it again and he's talking about how when he was writing to get some from the VA to get like a grant to study PTSD they were like no we don't even really think it it wasn't even part of their profile which is crazy to think now that it wasn't even my grandpa's I should have brought them my all my grandpa's letters from World War I mean that guy he would be getting bombed basically going on getting underway every single day for months and he's like the most striking thing to me is how he's like I don't feel sorry for myself I know nobody would want me to feel any self-pity I might do it in the biggest p**** generation of the entire we live in just the whiniest culture he is literally at War and he's like I'd hate to be whining I don't think the reason why we have such a whiny cultures because things are so safe relatively sit back go holyshit okay those stories nobody gets upset at you. Horrible disastrous event you live cuz it clearly is recent it happened it was like this person locked in Intuit situation and she looked distraught and like one story short we ended up at a rape Trauma Center together and it was and I'm okay with it sound like this I am not one of those going to take a little kid like and it's not but I saw the look on a this is where I might actually cry I saw the I recognize that look like it wasn't like I'm having a bad day in sobriety it was like something happened and I just made a beeline for her and I was like are you okay and she was like no I'm not and she has like something bad happen to me that there and then we add onto a bench and rear I was like how old are you and she's like I'm 19 and you know it and I was like she told me what happened and something bad happened the night before and I was like well and I told her I shared it I was like that same thing happen to me it at your age and I was like and she's like it what you know like that look of like relief that somebody could understand and she's like what do I do well I know what not to do and it's nothing so and if I'm telling you it was it was like that girl is so brave T I'm like what compelled you to even walk into that into the meeting what, I wasn't even going to go to that meeting and then when we ended up in that Center like the counselor was so amazing the nurse was so amazing ever it was like a warm blanket of love was just wrapped around her and it was like she was backed up yeah so it wasn't like dad's over but yeah so it was just it was basically like my story that she was telling so it triggered like all is weird to hear my story as she's relaying it and I'm having like flashbacks so last week I was like I really told anyone even like talk to you or anything you know there is there's where something bad that happened to me I was like oh suddenly this has meaning like I can use this to help somewhere else and that's you know I've interviewed this really brilliant woman who escaped from like a million things and her whole thing is like if you what good is our freedom if we can't use it to liberate somebody else and circling back till like the world war Grayson Ayaan hirsi Ali says the basically this generation is like they're like trust-fund babies with freedom because they're so far removed from having to fight for Freedom that they just take it for granted what to do yes fun babies with free and she's just brilliant that is that's a great way to look at it but it's very hard for people without struggle I think people don't know what to do and they they create problems that don't exist


    Is Krav Maga Legit?
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    they also figured out the best way to kick people in the legs by boxing interesting elbows the best elbows knees and leg kicks what is essentially is is the best aspects of all the different martial arts like a Jeet Kune Do like a Jewish Jeet Kune Do Bruce Lee's idfg can do is like you take what's useful from whatever martial art and combined with Krav Maga that there's some of them you know some are more striking base or more grappling base in terms of with a teaching the classes but it's essentially a combination of striking arts and grappling Arts did they do they do real martial arts oh yeah you see a Krav Maga expert like there that guy is a real martial artist you see a Krav Maga expert like you know that guy is a real martial artist


    Joe's Dog Marshall Interrupts the Podcast
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    so trying to say hi to you hey buddy is my best friend yeah I just don't want to get in the way and I'm so you were saying that you realize that everybody has their problems doesn't matter if you're black or white I really learned a lot those women it was run by lesbians they they like taught me some s*** that's stuck with me my whole life like cluttered room cluttered mind I love that one I was basically like they were very strict but what happened was I learned how to be a really crafty drug addict so I was like well as long as my room is clean I don't have a problem cuz I came I came to at 19 or 20 I guess this is like two thousand and I started interning at this website called buddy had is like this old music website and they were all Punk and they had the number one gossip site for music in town at the time and everybody was obsessed with us with us website and then give me a call so cute seriously Ankeny wires out either friendly lover you know he never gets annoyed with you never want to go lie down but he's always happy when you say hi to him science thing that one downtown the one next to the arena with the football Arena tickets to California Science Center whatever it is it's there's a whole thing on dog's it's a whole thing that shows how dogs became dogs from Wolves and the slow process of their ears starting to droop in the smaller and until like the last couple of decades for the longest time I thought that wolves were wolves and dogs were mixture of wild dogs and cannons and all these different animals and hey there realize I do know these are all wolves Chihuahua is a wolf true they found out that somehow or another human being is manipulated you know through selective breeding they took a wolf and turned it into it like an English bulldog that's crazy you just go to him and just give you a love and kisses that are pretty silent for the most part when my dog is boarded or whatever it's like what I feel like there's was like giant presents it's gone they've noted as though it's like emotional candy but you shouldn't have candy all the time and you should have people in your life videos eating candy because of that know that like a K Camp is a female dog when his balls and he's five six-month-old you literally can't bring around rigorously trained it's a dog and I'm not one of the like let's dresses sweaters have a birthday party for I like no no party I'm having any kind of Halloween costume on this pet


    Bridget Phetasy Thanks Joe for Holding Sober October
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    I'll be sober October 1st podcast over where Marshall is in the room oh my gosh I feel so honored thanks Jonas thank you how's it how's the ride Cobra going I want to thank you for doing that because it creates a community and it's super cool for people to just have that month of clarity I just think it's really cool I'm grateful add to my sober birthday in October so I yeah I've tried because here's the thing here's the kind of you really want to know what kind of addict I am I will I can do it for a while I've tried so I was in rehab when I was 19 for heroin and I started using everything when I was 12 13 years old will not everything but I mean I started drinking and smoking weed all over a move every year and a half it's my whole thing sounds like but I'm from the east coast and then I graduate from high school Minnesota so to give you we just moved a lot until like 11 schools in 12 years so I started drinking really young I started smoking weed from the day that I found weed it was like normal you know my my upbringing was kind of chaotic and honestly I think that I owe you a debt of gratitude because I don't know that I could have been fully present for what was going on and in the house and and and not like killed myself or done something worse it was just too much for like a small developing brain to handle and we'd put enough of that nice like fuzzy distance between me and the like going to be me alone crying for that happening but I I do have to take responsibility for the fact that when you're a woman or girl in you're out getting blacked out and in this instance you're around people who are bad things happen that are not good is it sucks but you know if I had daughters I would be like watch your f****** drinks then like be careful and don't get don't try not to black out cuz you don't know what is going to go down cool that I know that have been drugged I know that the thing about that that's so weird to me while I don't I try to make light of everything I have to do in order to survive just be like I'm on top of it or you're like you're not you're the loser in the family and you drinking too obviously unfortunate enough to make sure that I don't come Fred just been nothingness of you know it being lunch like stuck in my subconscious I think I wrote a whole thing about it because I wrote this piece on medium Bill Cosby rape me kind of because we're not and like evaluate my own my own and just responds to that and writing is pretty much how I process everything it always has been and so I'm like I'm just going to write about this and see what comes to an essentially it was that internalized shame that had I had been holding onto was I was projecting it onto these women who work cuz if a bunch of girls from Minnesota came forward and said this lazy dude and you know drugged and raped us back 9840 so yeah I was like the 90s I would come forward and and support them and support of that if it was the person who did it to me I wouldn't be like him on late is it's a little late for this now but that was my kind of gut instinct I like I said I think it's internal shame I think I just I had not forgiven the girl in me the young girl me who blamed myself I didn't tell anyone when it happened I I woke up and I'm lucky I'm not dead I'm lucky I made it to get sober 6 years ago when I look at how my trajectory was and so I ended up my kind of coming to and the weird thing about roofies is that you don't really remember so I like thank the guy for having it you know it's like God thanks for letting us crash in this place I didn't even mean to crash at I think and then things started coming back and one of my friends I think so they having her too and and it's crazy and telling the story just based on what happened last week so I just went we went to like the Apple River which is misplaced Minnesota and just I got blackout drunk for like the next five days I couldn't I couldn't handle it I felt ashamed because I was drinking underage I had I was working in restaurant I had a lot of we're friends we were Downtown Minneapolis I felt super cool and my friend and I both have the exact last memory and then I have memories of like crawling around on the floor and trying to find a phone like just bad things and I always hesitate to tell them too cuz I know they're gay didn't you think you did that as a response to that really I mean I think I just was trying I was already running from so much there's already been my crazy I don't really publicly talk about it all that often but it was like whatever escalated my drug use I found hard drugs and like that I'd tried speed and math and I hated it cuz my brain already races I don't need any help with that I don't need stimulation for my brain I need a chi-o is wanted relief from this what yeah and smoking it and right before I quit so it once and then I was like I'm going to die essentially and he had a movie and we were just like it was like Sid and Nancy movie I was parent I was doing so much blow I had delusions of like at privacy in one and you're out here in 2010 basically and so somebody dared me to do it and The Comedy Store is where I pop my cherry and it was on like one of those bringer shows and it was an absolute shitshow like every f****** stereotype that you ever heard people are doing Blow The Green Room yeah you aren't around 2007 you got there in the darkest days in the darkest days were like 2070 2012 it was dark and then my set went okay enough that I decided I wanted to like do it again but that was many years after after the like trajectory so I ended up and Rehab at 19 and I was there for supper so you know I put myself in a halfway house but it was like it's like no it's not drags in like 2 minutes and so no I took a bus and put myself on general assistance in Minnesota that joke isn't Semana sober land of 10000 treatment centers it's like a great place to get sober and so I put myself on basically welfare and then I found a place and I'll never forget I called this place of the woman answered and she was like I was like hi and I had some guys try to do stuff to me so I'm looking for a woman's place and this one was like yeah but what's it like it's like you ever heard of bootcamp perfect I needed that structure I needed something and so they basically cuz I was on welfare they accepted me and it was like me and I was the only white girl I was by far the youngest it was it was basically a lot of women just who the judge said like go to this program for 3 months and you won't go to jail is nuts oh yeah I mean I realize what a privilege little spoiled brat I was that's for sure and then I never but I also hide behind that so I never wanted to share anything and they're like it's all relative everyone has their problems and the cab but these stories versus mine they're not I feel like I just had too much can I learn it was really an early lesson in like all this intersection of b******* it was very early lesson for me that like it doesn't matter it does not matter what color your skin is white like when you're an addict or when you're at rock bottom or we're all humans just like f***** up trying to get out of our own way and so that was that was an interesting experience and then I got in my car moved to LA does not matter what color your skin is white like when you're an addict or when you're at rock bottom or we're all humans just like f***** up trying to get out of our own way and so that was that was an interesting experience and then I got in my car moved to LA


    The Success of Mormonism Depresses Richard Dawkins | Joe Rogan
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    religion as I've gotten older or more interesting things like Mormonism in more particular Scientology which is even more Preposterous probably the most Preposterous wanted we have those those are really interesting to me they are interesting everything about him scream Shelton and yet plenty of respectable people including presidential candidates men in suits appear to believe it in the case of God in addition to the Book of Mormon Joseph Smith Abraham ancient Egyptian language and he published his full translation of the book of Abraham witches is episode about Abraham in Egypt and lots of detail about Egypt neighbor how many Egypt the original manuscript was destroyed in a fire in Chicago and so he was safe from anybody exposing I'd survived and then not being destroyed and modern Scholars who actually knew the language translate this again translation has nothing whatever to do with Abraham or Egypt this is absolute cost on demonstration the Jersey Smith was a complete fake and charlatans fully documented and yet they go on believing what he was a prophet 2in came up with it which is even more bizarre 1820 it's 14 years old kid a boy with a fantastic imagination it sort of caught fire the Golden Plates disappeared ever met my life yes I suppose they're my favorite John from in in some of the islands in the Pacific where you can see what happened and this gives you an insight into what must have happened with Jesus in the gospels were written down until decades off of Jesus's death if you have a living cargo planes were sent by the ancestors and would build dummy airfields with damage control towers and radar dishes with dummy planes on the Airfield things within living memory what would be the most ridiculous religion for people to believe in and he even announced he was going to do it I still believe it but you going to have the most ridiculous religion we get a fiction author protectli a bad one a bad science fiction author who walked around in a jacket with metals on that gave himself and have that guy create a religion a guy who is really use a self diagnosing his own psychological issues and trying to deal with him through this concept of dianetics yeah I'm sure you read Lawrence Wright's book go ahead in this story the book is not tap yes it's just so crazy it's so it is so strange that to this day people are clean to it and it makes you wonder like what is it about these systems of belief that are so intrinsically attractive to people so uniquely a part of being a person these these belief systems I think I guess it when their childhood indoctrination involved with some of the celebrities who died that's not childhood in don't know that just share rank stupidity I think there's also an element of being a part of a tribe yes that is specially the celebrity thing cuz I've met quite a few of them out here specially the early days the 90s before the internet came along its orbit suppose a lot of the stuff and South Park before they came along and disposed it there was quite a few people that thought they were as a career advantage to being a part of Scientology there's so many successful actors that were part of Scientology they seem to be disciplined and focused when they they were avoiding drugs and all the pitfalls of hot Hollywood Fame and start them and they also seem to be helping each other that Hollywood directors who were also signed tosses would look towards hiring scientologists producers and actors and kind of Freemasonry then yes yes and being a part of this belief system is ridiculous if we are in a group that subscribes this belief system is very attractive people it's not about evidence but it is about is his father my tribe rights what does my tribal ID and Jonathan haidt trying to get people off that so just a little irrational to see Andrew instead evaluate claims on the basis of evidence critically evaluating scientific evidence because people have other motives emotion things like that off that so just a little irrational to see Andrew instead evaluate claims on the basis of evidence critically evaluating scientific evidence because people have other motives emotion things like that


    Joe Rogan Asks Richard Dawkins About Heaven, Psychedelics
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    and hope went off to life yes I suppose that's right yes I think that's that's right I can understand why people might want to believe a priest who comes along and tell them you don't have to worry about death cuz they're going to survive it less understanding of people who make up stories to compromise themselves so other people I'm in a made-up story should not be comforting I don't understand how made up can pick up sing what did you make it happen persuade somebody else than they can find it comforting on the other hand is an afterlife really all that comforting when you think about half of them believe I got to go to hell so is anything but comforting and also even if you don't go to hell if you're going to heaven time spans beyond our comprehension how unbelievably boring it would be what if I mean I don't know I enjoy life but if I had to live my life over and over again infinitely if if I had an infinite number of this exact lives I don't know how I'd approach that in the moment I can enjoy it I could do it maybe two hundred years but the doctor that about death and Eternity is best spent under local under general anesthetic is what's going to happen right Gonzo Alcala lights maybe or maybe not have you had any experience with psychedelics know I've been offered to be accompanied by a very nice woman friend I also advise of a cousin of my father just recently died who was a major expression psychedelics and I think he was the one who introduced Aldous Huxley to to make mescaline for example and he judiciously advise against he said the horrors of a battery percent so awful that he would leave by somebody to go into it my friend who's offering me this this trip said it would be a relatively low. and she would take another note that so she could kind of accompany me when do everything well there's so many stories in so many ancient religions seem to originate with the consumption of some some sort of a psychedelic yes and you know there's many including John Marco Allegro the sacred mushroom and eat a person with no access to science and you found some mushroom growing under a tree and consume didn't have this unbelievable experience you would assume that you've transcended this life and gone to this other realm where it where God exists I once thought that I would try a psychedelic when I was on my deathbed that's it but what if it was amazing and I could have gotten so much done with this used to I used to encourage people to do things all the time now in my my thought is do whatever compels you whenever you feel like it but I would think that a person like yourself who has a sort of rigorous believe that the lights go out and then that's it I would think that would be attractive to just at least dip your toes in yes yes. I don't know you know I don't know I've had some pretty profound psychedelic experiences that make me wonder what what thoughts are what would Consciousness is whether or not there's some way that it transcends what I want to do with brains and Brains Brains and we know brain damaged severely perturbs Consciousness but there's some interaction with certain chemicals and that makes this experience far different than what it is when we're certain chemicals and that makes this experience far different than what it is when we're on the match as we are right now


    Joe Rogan | The Placebo Effect of Religion w/Richard Dawkins
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    people find great comfort in these belief systems it gives them sort of often said that it gives him some sort of like a scaffolding for their their structure of the world their ethics or morals they they can use religion as some sort of mechanism to help them get by something that they can climb on to some of the confusion of the unknown or showing that's true like I didn't understand why anybody devil thinks that for the religion is true why would you think that because it provides you with a scaffold you can climb on that makes it true I can understand you erecting a scaffold that was a gymnastics old or accepting die or something like that A belief about the universe that's are the ritual know and it doesn't make it true just because it's comforting of revising with us well it's almost like it's a spiritual sister like a placebo effect like a spiritual placebo effect and by believing that this is true it gives you this comfort and allows you to condenser thoughts into a better path the placebo effect the closest very real and that but did you know that the placebo effect works even if the patient is told it's a placebo the knowing that they're doing things gives them the sort of feeling of of momentum of accomplishment of of progress and I think so many people are just so adrift and don't have Focus that even just telling them hey we're going to be going to be a part of this program as program to treat XY disease whatever it is and here's this thing like just just focusing on it and the main reason why recibo fact they anyway selling homeopathic remedies alongside genuine ones we can't stop them actually selling homeopathic remedies what we can find. Them putting them on the same shelf as though there's no difference between them but my colleague Nick Humphrey psychologist even justify Office Depot where is real do they used to for some people but there's no reason why it works I would not be totally surprised if it worked I don't have nothing to do with my life I would absolutely be surprised to find me up with a bug's it cannot work because there's no active ingredient I can't wait to tell you the story of chiropractic medicine then it was created by a guy who has a magnetic healer that was murdered by his own son and his son took over the business and started saying that can cure everything from leukemia to heart disease every all by manipulating the spine yes it was made in the 80s and there's no science behind it all yet so many people have found pain relief and chiropractors today it's weird lump them all in together but many chiropractors today do do good work because they incorporate legitimate modalities in terms of like Rehabilitation really like cold laser and all these different massage remedies and all these different things that actually physically work whereas it's an empirical question whether it was a chiropractic works in the case of Homeopathy it cannot work because the dilution is such that the there's nothing they get The Nobel Prize for physics and then going to


    Joe Rogan | Was Jesus a Real Person?
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    very honorable but I think for some people it represents a bonding of the community and I even have concerts and lectures and I think when they get together and they talk about all the values that Jesus proposed if Jesus has the higher power it gives them this sort of again moral scaffolding most of the scholars I've talked to said he probably was the evidence is not great of course but I think um I don't think it's that big a deal actually because he I mean a Wandering preacher called Yeshua or yahshua turn turn water into wine that did not happen but why didn't people just drink water either why do they have to drink wine trying to get people drunk allowed to Sanford? you you said that you wrote this it's a beginner's guide outgrowing God bless the young people originally wanted to write a book for the young children and publishes didn't want to do that Vape so they kept pushing the age range off and said it's stabilizing about 15 but I think 14 the first chapter is being read by 110 and I I think really I'm hoping it'll be read by people of all ages there's one thing that does happen to some people that are indoctrinated very young that the experience is so so negative to them that they were Bell and they were Bell and then they seek out other ways of thinking and then you find them eventually abandoning the religion is a woman named Megan Phelps to know who she is Fred Phelps from the granddaughter and yes Nate Phelps who was Fred Phelps his son and he also escaped escaped on his 18th birthday and she's so thoughtful and intelligent it's hard to leave that she's only been out of this call for a few years only been around what how did she exists in that structure while being so intelligent I agree but it goes to the same way about intelligent people who believe how did she exist in that structure while being so intelligent I agree but of course you feel the same way about intelligent people who believe all this nonsense


    Can Atheism Take Hold in the Muslim World?
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    hardly anybody is religious really what are the numbers from even going to Muslims reaching the Muslim world as well and that people are saying take my books and we have other people's posts as well and put them into PDFs and then have them available for the free download I hear evidence from Iran from Egypt from Saudi Arabia from Individual to say yes is not quite a substantial Groundswell of Auntie religious Auntie Islamic opinion and I think it's going to increase and I'm really encouraged by that news about being Muslim in my eyes is very similar to being Jewish is at Jewish people in there it's there many Jewish people that are not religious but they are Jewish like I have a very good friend my friend re he is he's Jewish but he's an atheist and it's he identifies with being a Jewish person he is Jewish relatives his father is a holocaust Survivor but he looks at it like a thing he's a part of like a great long tradition needs a part of but he doesn't observe and I understand that especially foot people of Jewish Heritage who have relatives killed in the Holocaust I think it could be a matter of kind of loyalty to to the relatives I could easily get that and I think that they're probably Muslims there's think of themselves Muslims I suppose I meant control and licking in the way I mean and I can sing the hymns on my family when someone sneezes do you say bless you I never did say bless you had to defend who was a famous philosopher a famous atheist ajl and he when he was senior fellow he used to say grace at dinner and when he was asked why he said I will. famous philosopher a famous 80's fajl and he when he was senior fellow he used to say grace at dinner and when he was asked why he said I will. I've no objection to meaningless statements


    Why Do People Think Richard Dawkins is an Aggressive Atheist? | Joe Rogan
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    read The God Delusion in in preparation for the people that microphone right up to your face just get it about a fist away from your fate you have to move microphone before you work and I've always wanted to ask you if you you go so hard against religion and you have for so long as there ever been time where you gotten fatigue from this we like I just leave this to somebody else but actually you read it again I sent you find it was not as hot as you remember I didn't mean hard in in a negative sense I mean you push your you're so enthusiastic about your aunt original song I think that's probably because you had some interviews in the past we have talked to some fiercely religious people and you've had some cantankerous interactions with them I think maybe so they they associate you with having this almost aggressively atheistic stance he has well I mean so that might give this life impression that I'm aggressive towards that BBC documentary that you you done or he would you attend several the one where you had gone and interviewed a bunch of different religious people terrified children I mean freak them out with horrible little plays the playlist the devil coming on with horns and loving eyes and I actually participated in a reenactment of that play in Los Angeles back in the day a comedy reenactment Bill Maher was in a bunch of other comedians were in it and we read word for word the script and we acted it out in front of live audience of people would come through the hell house is haunted house but he said it was people news all comedians reading and they like it's it's really the word that they said it was so Preposterous that it actually without being a parody and actually played out like a combo when we filmed it Lee films and doing the play and then we fit they feel me interviewing the perpetrator Michael somebody roll. he said hell is that a terrible place if anything I can do to persuade children not to send them they must acknowledge Jesus and I thought that was a deeply immoral thing to say but I think he was things are really enjoyed about The God Delusion is that you kind of outline every single possible argument against atheism and then how to counter to it in advance like if you you know you you have a soft position look at chapter one if you look at this look at 2 and you you outlined that in the preface before you got into it yes I try to be as persuasive as possible during God is sew ins and I tried to be as persuasive as possible I have a new book out during God is so the younger audience and I like to think that can be read at any age but easier to follow


    Every Religious Person is an Atheist... | Joe Rogan
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    things I really enjoyed about your book was when you explain the people that everyone who practices a religion is an atheist you're just an atheist in regards to Jesus or at Halo 999 a homerun praise Odin when I think what happened was that pretty good or cool appraisal and then I start doing it online and people really got into saying praise Odin about certain thing around at night that you are mocking Christianity special lovely book of The Long Dark tea-time of the Soul which in which see no starts in that book has got old and senile and he just lies in bed all the time and ask him to clean sheets every day and so I doubt they're doing Mischief for this great hammer the it mean the incredible number and how many how many actual religions are there possums thousand yes I did and many of them share similar belief systems and it's really interesting when you see how their pet like you know the Noah's Ark story is very similar to The Epic of Gilgamesh and there's so many that you see like they probably told this to someone else and these people moved in post has traveled on and it's it's just I'm Amazed that that concept is alien to be bought when I was a boy I was raised Catholic and I had an aunt who was Jewish in my uncle married my aunt and he had a convert to Judaism it was like a big deal in the family everybody would talk about it and it's there was no anger everybody love my aunt she's great lady but it was just strange that he was converting to the size of what other religion I remember I was five years old when this was going on in Ozark what does that mean what do you mean she's Jewish yes and they had explained it to me but she believes in God that they believe in God okay so why is it a different thing well they believe that Jesus was a different kind of a thing it was they don't they don't necessarily believe you not the guy that we think he was being Hindu you first hear that I mean I would do those put probably put the first seeds of doubt in my head when I was young boy with this more than one I got never forget that moment cuz we're all sitting around the dinner table and I was just a little kid and everything godson Jews believe in one God Must Believe in one God and they believe in Jesus and layout Anthropologist might not deny that it might be something by the Dozen but I suspect they will do well there's been some tribes that worshipped animals in particular I survived off of yes yes yes there might be something private done but I suspect they will do well there's been some tribes that worshipped animals and particularly oh yeah and they survived off of yes yet and river god some time to godson and moon gods in Saint Augustine 5. Some things yes


    Joe Rogan | Is Religion Responsible for Morality? w/Richard Dawkins
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    when you look at human civilization and you go back to the origins of religion in you look towards the future do you envision a time where humanity is free of what you would consider a irrational belief systems or belief systems not based on fact I do I'm not telling you to come sooner that I do and I look forward to that time of course I think we're moving in the right direction than the figure is badass out in Even In America which is this is off the scale of of Western Civilization evening in in America the number of people who do not subscribe to a religion is is is dropping dramatically and the number who say they have no religion is not about 25% that's a lot Avenue Longview they have no no powerful a pressure group so politicians will go out there and suck out to the Irish Lobby the Polish. Lovett of Jewish law visit Catholic love etcetera for the atheist together to go out on The God Delusion was the willingness of people to vote for a gay candidate for president a black candidate for president woman candidate for president but then an atheist which is what I believe 40% they think they think that you've got to have a belief in some kind of higher power in order to be moral but the weird thing is that it doesn't have to be the same height as the one you believe in anyone will do as long as that as long as there is one but if you do you must be immoral horrible immorality of example the best Bible and the Koran with a bushel or riffic in the sense that if you believe you already got your morals you got your moral values from the Old Testament sacrifices B-17 devices and animal sacrifice all sorts of horrible things we do go on in Islamic countries especially gay people getting thrown off high buildings and women being beheaded for the crime of being seen with a mammal that husband that kind of thing so that that we could see what you get when you get your morality from an abrahamic scripture is there still people in this country who say you cannot be moral unless you believe in a higher power what do you think it lets extract these this concept of a higher power let's let's get rid of it that's let's get rid of where where do you think people get their morals and their ethics from that's a profound a difficult question we clearly don't get them from religion and yet we get them from somewhere and you can demonstrate that by the fact that the model use of any particular Century Immokalee differ from those of other centuries even decades so in the 21st century we here now have moral values which are really significantly different from a hundred years ago or two hundred years ago 308 progressed for example in the 19th century Abraham Lincoln Charles Darwin t h Huxley would have been on the liberal Progressive end of the spectrum and other people to be on the opposite end but even Abraham Lincoln for example made a speech reported in our growing God in which he said nobody was there I love my allowed to marry white people this is Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves run and was as I say in the Forefront of progressive sold Charles Darwin was in favor freeing the slaves you passing the anti-slavery but he too thought that there was no question about black people be the equal of white people they don't really want to sleep again bulldog other people were at the Forefront did I say today they would still be in the Forefront and they would be horrified to look back on what they said in the 19th century something is changing as the centuries go by I in audrain God I call it something in the air with your boss doesn't explain anything but what I mean by that is that is hovering in the air but it's a collection of conversations between people dinner party conversations parliamentary decisions Congressional debates judicial Decisions by judges jewelries newspaper articles journalism all these things together conspire together to produce something in the ass something that that defines ever given Century or maybe even a decade with the moral values of that of that decade then the knowledge base which is just so Superior today in in terms of what with the general public has access to in terms of what we understand about human beings it's just different than it was back then and it continues to be different and now with the internet we have so much more access to these conversations and it's not just about being a dinner table with the right people you can watch YouTube videos of myself debate flowers that Progressive something in the air has to take on the accelerated Pace because of the internet. So very hopeful sign kind of asymmetry there because inconsiderate it wasn't something that they thought was possible now they do because they can make up the internet I'm leave out a project with ncfi of downloading free of charge as PDFs several of my books including The God Delusion that will be out during God as well and these are being downloaded by large numbers of people the first PDF download of the Arabic edition of The God Delusion was downloaded 13 billion x Arabic Edition so no they are being exposed to the possibility of atheism with wasn't deposit Islamic propaganda but they had that hoe long from imams and schools what's a seal between exposing them to Islamic propaganda but they had that hoe long from Eminem's mother's and schools as well and I have great hope that the internet will Mark a turning point


    Best of the Week - October, 6 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    super spooky to be around somebody that you think might have done that I know a few murderous that I didn't know at the time when I met them but only years ago a lot of time now. but the entire lunchroom lunch lunch. change my clothes and I did the show and it was really bad so they would test swab you yeah it was that they just found Coke on your shirt the cancer thing and then repeat that but I'm on stage and I'm thinking double life. I was able to forgive her and yeah it's Dad has been to turn around in my life to tend to make people people always wanted by the ear nausea but I forgave and everybody everywhere I go around the world with the Muslims of whatever and people said while how can you forgive you already beating the guy I tried but you don't but it's it's what is what life have to be if you going to buy with even your brothers and sisters cuz if you don't forgive nobody you going to be a mad person you're going to find yourself locked up Brian and it's going to haunt you if you forgave him it took a weight off your shoulders yet we do a lot of things together because they forgive this part when I have seen things that you've done together I'm like wow that's crazy like after he bit you those crazy fights and to see you together laughing and joking around together it's it's pretty interesting when you tell people you choose your parents choose your neighborhood you ain't you calling you ain't used to be tall to short but you know this is your statue and two people to people came from the ghetto who box and box was only thing I did real well okay in football and but the thing is that after all that looking like much money we made doing something that we not doing it properly we make money we make money and we can both you know raise our family in the way that we want to raise them how long did it take after the fight before you forgive them about time my I got into the locker room and everybody started complaining that I can't believe you did this sister sister I said did he bite you okay I'm going to forgive it you know what y'all got to be given to stop the thing is the thing is I was really mad coming coming down and people throwing water and people man today upset because they ain't get a chance to see what they really wanted to see right like this and so they were mad and they were upset and I asked me who in control gods show my know he came up and he started choking me my shot him once before and he was trying to pick my buddy. I'll leave my one of my close to the Afghans. Ali have been shot he he got killed and killed and I came around the stairs to get him and I was on my knee and this guy came up behind me and so he didn't have a weapon either he was so he did he had a weapon and I end up shooting him from the ground and I thought he was dead when he fell on the ground and I kind of moved down and got down with. because we are still getting shot at from this machine gun up on this hill and I was trying to make myself small as I could and this guy ends up coming up with choking me like I thought he was I thought he was dead and he ends up choking me out he starts trying to choke me out and eventually let up a little bit and I end up getting around him and I just got we were fighting back and forth and I can remember I was thinking about was like don't let his legs get on me like you and these guys are legs are uneven crawling up mountains or whole life and music dude and I just remember getting on top of them finally got on top of him and I. I was rolling on top of him he didn't have all the gear on I did and I made up my member getting on top of him like like I was straddling him and I'm just waking up trying to grab for anything I can I'm holding him and hold him down with my throat with my my forearm just grab anything I can it finally ended up grabbing a rock and I just started beating this dude's face in and I start beating and beating them beating I member I member psych finally like after hitting him you know I don't know 3/4 x 45 x whatever I remembered like finally just kind of looking at me and like just it's it's like he's like just I'm just looking in the eyes like obviously closer than me to you right now and you just see although you can tell like he knows where this is going and I always think about that you know obviously I would kill him a million times over again right he was dating me like I don't feel bad about that part of it but I just think about in that moment if I can find a way to relate to him in that moment a man I'm taking his life we all in America can find a way to connect with each other if we don't connect with each other because we choose not to I don't care what your differences are like don't like find a reason why we can get along not why we should not get along and I always think about that moment you know this guy in you know obviously end up dying and it would it showed me was is it no cause that you have that's built on hate will survive I didn't hate this guy didn't even know him but I was willing to to take his life because of what I loved he was so cool like f****** everybody like that guy and he still like to get high and go to strip clubs get high and go to strip clubs get high and ride around his boat I went to strip club with him under which one was Bob classy lady was called anymore but he had an appreciation for these young ladies that was like it was it was almost childlike but it wasn't creepy was like a beautiful look amazing this is incredible like he was having a good time it was it was a really really unique character I remember there was a guy who is some guy was blackmailing him and some guy filmed him at a strip club with his wife and his wife was getting a lap dance and he was getting a lap dance to and the guy was like he wrote some really creepy letter saying that this is going to violate the policies cuz add endorsements and Commercial deals and who's doing movies and stuff like that just blowing up. Ferrari know he's blowing up and this guy had went to his house and nail this VHS tape in an envelope to his garage door and I was with him on on a phone call so Cal II talk to him right now and come come come come in my room and the guy calls me Ron buddy you stalking the guy like the guy was his friend and they're setting the guy up and you know it was going to give him like I forget what the money was tens of thousands of dollars meet me at this place and I'll meet you there and he had these for lack of a better term he had someone who's a dangerous person meet this guy and let him know in no uncertain terms that is life is going to take a terrible turn for the worst if we continue down this path and but it was it was weird to say like someone trying to exploit him and the guy was so dummy actually met with Phil and field knew who the guy was like you eat besides face you know I was there with you on the couch light luck and I just need some money and feels like like I get it's no big deal just it's weird when you see someone trying to like crayons like they think that their way out because my way out of I get this guy to give me some money and I'm going to put it all together you get it felt I mean I just need some money he's like I get it buddy no big deal I was just playing this guy long until the dangerous men came and talked to him these vegans were set up in front of this I guess we get hamburgers get confrontational and violent with people who don't want to eat meat will they think somehow or another by blocking is burger stand that they're changing the world they're just trying to be activists you know they're trying to get a message out and most of them will quit their could quit veganism going to start eating meat again because their health yes that's the truth it's some ridiculous number Google this what number I think they said the number of vegans and vegetarians eat meat when they're drunk is something outrageous they close to 90% yeah how many how many vegans quitting and eating meat or have they ever done a study on that this is like a big thing cuz you know there's been a movement sort of a movement and people have different success rates with being a vegan but Cam Newton who's the quarterback of the Carolina Panthers big dude 662 5260 he went vegan and he cannot get healthy he cannot he's been injured he's I mean the face of the franchise probably a hundred million dollar contract I mean made it to the Superbowl but since just been on a decline and it's like almost hand-in-hand with the changing to vegan what you know that guy dr. Shawn Baker he's adequate it's an indoctrination movie and it's also it's extremely biased and it's not focusing on all of the various problems that people have it's only focused on the positive aspects of it and distorting the reality of those positive right is the strong man who's on a fuckload of steroids to get that get that part and then all these other he's like everybody's the same s*** he's like meat and rice like they meet at all those strong men eat the same thing the real strong than the ones that actually win the competition's what are you got Jamie it's very controversial research that I came out but it's very repeated number of 84% of vegans and vegetarians end up going back to eating meat ups at some level right before they die play the same to do real strong man they want to actually win the competition's what he got Jamie it's very controversial research that I came out but it's very repeated number of 84% of vegans and vegetarians end up going back to eating meat at some level right before they die


    How Western Hunter's Nate Simmons Got His Start - Cameron Hanes
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    show the Western Hunter with the nickname scan documents on the show all the time is the grind of public land hunting he's always getting he's always running at the guys on Horseback that run off the Animals still find guys the wall tent f*** like he's a great hunter he's the very first person to fill me in the wilderness. Wow it was as like I had never he wanted hunter Wilderness had never done it he knew I'd done it actually maybe wish a man who fell at first but then I can remember maybe they was first they are both right around 2002 but Nate I saw him at the bow rack and he's like man I've always want to have to Wilderness and I'm like well do you want to feel me yeah I'd love to so he didn't know how to run a camera but he hit his sister was getting married on a Friday opening day was Saturday I said go to the wedding you drive to the trailhead after the reception you get to the trailhead at 1 in the morning you walk all night 12 miles you can be in there by first light opening day and I'll tell you where to go and it's like on these maps and all the you know I thought there's no way this kids ever going to make it so this was how many 17 years ago he's not old now so 17 years ago and I got up opening morning and I went up to the saddle way deep in the wilderness and I'm like looking right old Nate to come from first light comes and I look over there and here's this guy walk in and it's him and he made it all the way in there Drove all night packing all in the dark made it in there and fill me it took day6 day6 I killed a buck he filmed the great job they 7 I killed a bowl and he that was his first ever with a camera whatever time he's doing Western Hunter just amazing work but one of the best shows that did it hit really depicts he honey gets it yes he gets it and he gets the the grind if you said and the emotion tied to it and I think his first bowl with the bow is when he's 13 wow and always ever done is Belmont his whole life so that he's one of the most I mean I respect him as much as anybody he's just and I was just I saw set can years ago he had it he had a thin and he wanted to learn and he wanted to experience it and then he's went from there to making one best shows on TV great lesson in that that there's the opportunity it's not easy you're going to a wedding at 1 in the morning you're going to have to hike in. It's a 12-mile hike it should take you about five or six hours but if you want to do it a lot of people like you know that night Saturday night no I said I need you there open the morning that's a giant part of life is those opportunities capitalizing on those opportunities cuz a person could easily have blown that off and we have another time hold on the capitalizing on those opportunities and making it happen and then you keep going that's the whole thing is like these uncomfortable moments pushing through them having discipline and drive getting it done when you don't want to and then you go I know how to do that I can do that through this I can get through it and then that's how you build in life you just step by step by step you keep doing it and that's when when that happens when this happen to me in my life where I decided to by step you keep doing it and that's when will not happen to me that's happened to me in my life where I decided to do something and it was really difficult when I got through it I can do it I can push through things I guess things happen such an important lesson and he's probably one of the most important lessons


    How Cameron Hanes Became a Marathon Runner | Joe Rogan
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    you ran more than you bargained but that was that was far I mean I asked the guys there said hey how far is it if I go from here to here and there like 7 miles now is like 15 it was a grind and humid oh my God that's how it works yeah it was yeah you know when I was when I first started I mean I was okay and high school you know cuz I did all the sports then we do maybe a 10K during the summer so but then after high school then I was just like I thought it was really cool I could buy beer so it's like 21 I'd swing by Riverview Market on the way home and buy a six pack of tall boys and you know I thought that was cool I can pound some and I might go I'm a stud now and then I started you know to get fat and I'm like I didn't nobody cared who was like I didn't have I wasn't living up to expectations I actually looking down to expectations and so I went through a phase there where I was just like not healthy I was still hunting but no real sense of I don't I didn't have I wasn't account for anything or anybody didn't have any high expectations so Mike whatever and I remember I am I signed up for the Butte to Butte 10K and I got there to 5th Street Public Market about 5 miles ahead another mile left and I quit this sucks and so that was a thing from there I'm like nobody feels good you know you don't feel good when you're not in that so I'm it was a slow grind but I got to where I just kept doing more more more than I did my first marathon like in 2002 when you quit the next day how shity did you feel I felt shity all the time so it wasn't like I mean it wasn't you know I was living with 4 guys and we just drink beer all the time and you know remember this one guy got DUI DUIs in 3 weeks I think both in my truck please I wasn't right I would never dry you know me I never got caught but it was just like just stupid so is just like another disappointment it wasn't didn't stand out cuz it was just there was no success no no it was just everything going just like that's where my life was so it's just like what changed something must have changed cuz now you're running 240 miles probably the most successful bowhunter on the planet Earth I mean that's that's a giant mean you have 800,000 Instagram followers something f****** changed like what you mean how did it go from you being this guy who quit after 5 miles and you drink a beer all the time and you hanging out with a bunch of ner do Wells millions of people how does what's the shift I think having kids you know so I got married and then Canter was born in 93 and then a psych man it's not cool being a loser dad not that it's one thing being a loser being a loser dad now I'm affecting other people's lives and so I'm like I thought I got a I got to be an example you know I got it I want my kids every parent wants our kids to to have more than they had and have the better life than they had and so you know my dad wasn't around and you know I always remember wanting him around and just you know wanting to see him so I'm like maybe that and then it was I think I wanted my kids I wanted to challenge them so I remember my first marathon I also made Tanner he was 7 and yes is 2002 I think earlier would have been no I'm not ya anyway he was young I think you just turned eight actually and I made him to the half-marathon so I ran the marathon he did the half marathon at 8 at 8 she's good good got like 202 which is a good half marathon for especially for an eight-year-old so then I started in introducing my kids to these challenges cuz I'm like you know I remember my life growing up and it wasn't comfortable but not not a positive way and I'm like well I think these kids if they don't have challenges introduced they're going to be soft and have it too easy so I would you know that's why they've they've run marathons and they've done these things because that's kind of how they grew up so I think it was kind of a combination of being a parent wanting my kids to to have acid Towpath and then just saying I don't want to be a loser dad so just kind of evolved from their true it run a hundred miles with you ran over to get to 80-85 my this past summer and yolk is running a hundred miles and 24 hours is that's something I mean I can never do that at that he's 22 I think there's no way I could have done that then I mean it takes mental usually don't have that mental strength until you're older you've been through life and you've been beat down and disappointed and had your heartbroken that's when you get like hey this pain is a temper this it for one day I can get through anything for a day but when you're 22 is flash point of reference baby the whole time but to run a hundred miles of 24 hours is you can tell that to anybody going to be like God dang congratulations you know so he wanted to do that that was his goal so I said all right I go if you get to 60 miles and 12 hours you can grind out 40 in a second 12 and I said that would be good so he got to 60 miles and 12 hours on on Pace everything was good and it just to paint like he got 31 miles maybe almost 31 I think it's 90 point something just you know he ended up taking trying to take a couple naps was in the truck for a while and I remember I'd do I so what are we doing I'd go by the truck cuz I never stopped 1.1 mile Loop oh my God that's all I'd come by and I'll be I give him a little bit little while right to chill out and within a bit what are we doing here and whatever for whatever reason he got 90 which is still 90 miles is a long-ass way so long I mean I I am how I am so I might I go cash you could have got 10 more miles 10 more miles and you would have been in a hundred mile club cuz I got this little wood chip just like the it's like the smallest little token you can get it's not even like Goggins coin right here but it's half the size as a wood chip and it says 100 miles and so I'd like we said it's like God. The worst part about that is to get those last 10 you got to get the first 90 and now her right I think he's going to get his big goal was to get a hundred miles and 24 hour 24 hours and she didn't get and then also qualify for Boston what she did so I think we're going to Austin for his age age group he had to run 3 hours in a marathon so he ran the Eugene Marathon a257 wow so he qualified that's amazing yeah 44 that's fast miles for 26 that's f****** fast yeah I said yes now he ran that would have been that's like 644 that's fast miles for 26 that's f****** fast yeah yeah


    Joe Rogan on Accidentally Influencing People
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    you eat too many comments so I'm saying I think you recently I think you do you mention commas before to the top and the other day and it said I always will what it looks like what it would look like if Cameron Hanes and Joe Rogan had a baby and we almost found out that was a good one every once in awhile you get a gym I'm let off the hook a little bit cuz it's not like I'm making a post call somebody but I can say in a comment and it kind of sneaks through but why do you want to or just be funny you're so busy that I don't understand how do you have the time or full-time job mean it's normal that you run a marathon in a day so how the f*** do you have the time to be commenting I don't know I'll feel like waiting out here right now on the plane I don't know the times of boredom I guess topsmarkets Eric Weinstein was making it an argument that you probably should read some of them that there's like and you know he's a genius he was saying like I'm going to be cut off completely from from feedback so you have to find that sweet spot between reading some and yeah I feel like other people read them I'll get them to me the good ones people share with you go back and forth they just argue all the time or sometimes or I mean like I posted a couple times yesterday and I don't think I don't think I read any till maybe this morning you know we're just so it's like I don't post and then just like totally check them every second you know refresh refresh but 417 the 198 but there's also going to be like that you're just like oh my God this is how impactful is it affects your life you provide inspiration know we were talking yesterday when I had to go to Meijer on we were talking about Goggins and Jocko and you do the same thing it's like you provide something where people they could they could see you working hard and see you smiling and and getting after it and it makes people want to do things and when they know that you doing these Hundred Mile races and I was crazy s*** that you do they dig it gives them like this just enough of a push to get off the couch and get going and sometimes that's awesome Annie change your whole life you need a day a good day a good day when you get moving and you get your legs pump in and you you know you get huffing and puffing and get your heart rate up if you sweat and then afterwards you feel great and go okay tomorrow I'm going to do it again then and then next thing you know you got 15 days in a row and the next thing you know you down 10 lb lifemoves smoother it's yeah I mean as it builds up momentum in it you know the Journey of a Thousand Miles begins with one step in that one step is one day or maybe the first first step on up your first run but you know I see that all the time too because I genuinely enjoy working hard and so I am smiling and and it's like people say okay enough's enough I'm going to have been watching you for whatever I'm going to do it and so it's like I don't know if you beat them into submission finally but whatever the case is whatever for whatever reason people get out there they do and then it starts that Journey like like you said towards a different life essentially about accidentally influencing dudes when I apologize the girlfriends but there is a certain amount of responsibility that you have to assume the one that starts happening when you do have a pause impact on people you realize like hey you know this this show having people like you and Jocko and Andy Stumpf and all kinds of interesting fast any people on directly influences people's lives for the better and changes the way they view things for the better give them a positive outlook and it also gives them an opportunity to hear from people the way people think that maybe they said they would never get to meet these people in real life right they would never get to know these people if they feel like they do you you know that's one thing I love about Jocko to is you know just the shot of his watch everyday I mean you know he's up at 4:30 and he's getting it done no excuses none ya and he's done and that's I think that accountability is probably accountability for him but also it's like the people know okay this is what we need to expect of ourselves missing the point at that's a new picture yeah the new picture every goddamn day of a new day with his f****** watch getting up and getting after and then afterwards is a puddle of sweat in the ground and man people ask so how is Jocko and I'm like exactly like what you do what he says and how he play some self and he's like you know they had that day they were expecting a long day of of blood trailing or discover miles in the mountains and he's like he couldn't wait was looking forward to it couldn't wait three plates of Meatloaf but he said remember this specifically he said what sucks is when it doesn't suck he wants the challenge but he said and I remember this specifically he said what sucks is when it doesn't suck he wants to challenge if something without a challenges like what's the point yeah he's turned his mind into this like challenge seeking missile yeah yeah


    Joe Rogan | Almost All Vegans Go Back to Eating Meat w/Cameron Hanes
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    and that's I think that's the special bond Hunters have with their food their meat is behind me specifically that. The guy who is aberrant and I saw this video today this is what crazy and I don't I don't want to go back rehash everything we've ever talked about but I saw this video today who had it up anyway these vegans were set up in front of this I guess we get hamburgers ever like get confrontational and violent with people who don't want to eat meat when does that happen they're just trying to be activists you know they're trying to get a message out and most of them will quit there could quit veganism they going to start eating meat again because their health yes that's the truth it's some ridiculous number Google this what number I think they said the number of vegans vegetarians that eat meat when they're drunk is something outrageous out of clothes to 90% yeah how many how many vegans wind up quitting and eating meat or if they've ever done a study on that this is like big thing cuz you know there's been a movement sort of a movement and people have different success rates with being a vegan but Cam Newton who's the quarterback of the Carolina Panthers big dude 662 5260 he went vegan and he cannot get healthy he cannot he's been injured he's I mean the face of the franchise probably a hundred million dollar contract I mean made it to the Superbowl but since just been on a decline and it's like almost hand-in-hand with this changing to vegan what you know that guy dr. Shawn Baker he's because they were vegan and because of health reasons they had to quit it's an indoctrination movie and it's also its extreme we buy us and it's not focusing on all of the various problems that people have it's only focused on the positive aspects of it and distorting the reality of those positive right is reticulate the strong man who's on a fuckload of steroids yeah they don't get that blanket that part and then all these other athletes meet all those strong many the same feed the real strong than the ones that actually win the competition's what he got Jamie it's very controversial research that I came out but it's very repeated number of 84% of vegans and vegetarians end up going back to eating meat loaf's at some level right before they die Wars divorce We Exist better we are more healthy on an animal and vegetable diet and if you don't want to kill animals please eat eggs eat oysters eat shrimp and lobsters they're f****** heartless so this little monsters that live at the bottom of the ocean right but if you want to be healthy just eating only vegetables is a f****** hard Road So Hard Road end this idea that you going to save the world Listen large Garrett at large-scale agriculture is f****** terrible for the environment it's terrible you want it like all of our agriculture when we talked about greenhouse gases we talked about this in percent of all call greenhouse gases is because of Agriculture less than half of that is because of meat less than half of that is because of beef elk how much does that impact on the greenhouse gases than you do if you're a vegetarian and a fact combines discriminant deer fawns mice Fields filled with corn and grain wheat and all that s*** that's not normal definitely animals dying from that which you know but for us to live animals are going to die no matter how you want to look at it at some point where there was to be your house or build the road you used to get to work or if or the fields that you eat your your salad and and corn and wheat from animals dying for us to live that's just it that's just how was you cannot live on this Earth and not have animals died because of that and I like that these people that are vegans are doing this and they think this way because they care because they don't want suffering they want these animals to live look I don't want factory farming I think it's terrible none of that appeals to me at all when I see chickens stuffed into cages like that don't have anything to do with that I don't want to I want a boy cat every step of the way when I see pigs stuffed into those cages take next to each other sitting on the floor I don't want to have any part of that I want to boycott all of that with same thing with beef same thing with anything that's factory farm yeah but that's not there are some good cattle ranchers that have good operations and they're doing it right and it's like more people or more in tune with that like one of my son's works at a meat shop at a grocery store and he said people ask all the time where is this meat from how was it raised so people are getting yes and it's like supporting ethical cattle ranching I'm all for that that's awesome ever so they have these relationships with cattle ranchers and they they use sustainable ranching sustainable farming so when you're buying meat from a good source like that you're cutting out all the stuff that I hate about about farming about factory farming me to yeah they're good outfit tips with cattle ranchers and they they use sustainable ranching sustainable farming so when you're buying meat from a good source like that you're cutting out all the stuff that I hate about about farming about factory farming 82 yeah they're good outfit


    What It's Really Like to Train With David Goggins
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    make anything taste pretty damn good that's what gen she cooked something up and Bear Camp this year is bear I think it was lying maybe I don't know but do it anyway cook it for 12 or 20 hours on the crazy. It was so good I can maybe meet my God that's what I was talking about his podcast when the Pioneers came out west they were shooting deers for their skins and bears for the meat really I didn't know that they were shooting Bears Army black bears preferred black bears for their meat is delicious animal I don't know I think you're lying for some reason I defy you if you like to eat meat for stir fry that is fantastic to be a pathological liar say it wasn't good if you don't like me maybe you won't like it but if you do like me either like wow this is good as I say it tastes like like up it's almost like a cow f***** up dear it's like a combination plate venison Taste of bear or doves like people always say who have a head like that they say it's greasy cuz it's more like poor Koosh kind of some fat in it it's like it's just different but the way she does it in the Traeger or stir-fry it's incredible Debbie perfect how you get a bear a good first bow kill at all he came with me he's got the best f****** Instagram stories ever videos wake me up to man by the wake me up I start doing chin-ups as soon as I get this message I love his attitude there's a few people who I love the most people like you know just they're good people just hard-working but I'm in love with her spirit like his Spirit chocolate spirit Spirit spirit it's like it's amazing it since he's like one of those guys that it's never going to wave her going to get get inspiration from it I do I'll get fuel from yeah yeah yeah I just thought having the chance to train with them it's like man just feel lucky to see him in action and see him change from David toboggans but it was real it got hard he got into this different Zone and it was like he got better got better offer yeah he did it was like so would you guys do you ran like 30 miles at 35 35 miles Bo's to but all that same day but during that race it was kind of cold and and snowy thing is spitting snow but rainy soaking wet and he remember like a mile 22 he's something was happening with his feet and he had to take his shoes off and untie your shoes and it's like normally that's not a good sign I mean people are messing with her shoes 22 miles into that's like this is not you know cuz you know your feet are going to get torn up you just kind of your feet they could be bleeding turnips like yeah this is what happens and he's done a lot so so I'm like man I don't know I said well I said I'm just going to kind of keep keep chugging along and you know get it figured out and catch up and we'll go from there and I thought man there's a chance that maybe I won't see him again but no sure s*** here comes he catches back out me and my brother were up there and he he went from 22 he got in this different group and then I actually my calf on this race kind of locked up and it's like going up this last gravy to do one more Summit and I couldn't run it and I'm like he took off I was just kind of power hiking it and I get up there and had a cameraman up there and David was like he was in his garments mode by that time this is towards the end of the race for like 2 miles left like 33 miles in and he up there how did Goggins look and he's like really had her shirt off and he was and it was pouring he's had his shirt off and he was saying no me is like they don't know me son and doing saying all this year he freaking just crushed the second half of that race and same thing happened lifting he like the more reps we did the better he got and like at the end when we've had done so many wraps and like we did this one last thing of doing yeah we did like 95 wraps of horno 100 reps of right there on that incline bench is only ninety-five pounds are we done 600 wraps before he ended up last set did more than he did in the first set and that's what he's saying he starts yelling right here somewhere and it makes volume I want to see it he got into the dead zone and it's like so whatever he says about who's David that he was Goggins when he gets to Goggins look out it's it's like a whole is a different person that's Unstoppable is real it's real I saw it and he's like it's amazing so that's how I broke the world chin-up record yeah I mean I have to be a complete psychopath to be able to do chin-ups for 24 hours a day and then so we went we went after that and we went and watch UFC. Pizza and and it was getting late by that time so we can run 35 my Wii shop bows we lifted weights pretty full day ate pizza had a couple chocolate chip cookies watch UFC pretty good night and then so he's like yeah he goes I had to get get back to my hotel I got so got to stretch couple hours of stretching in my wife goes you can miss stretching tonight is like what are you talkin about have David Goggins Miss stretching where that's like you know taking the night off grow so the next day and from his hotel rent 15 miles so people can say whatever they were the dude is as real as they get and a complete Savage 100% if not it's like you can say whatever you want cuz I'm Instagram you never know if what-you-see-is-what-you-get it's he's amazing yeah he's real there's no way he could be doing it as long as he's doing it would expose him yeah super honest about who used to be a soft it's helped me because I have thought that I'm like when I get tired I mean I I take inspiration from a lot of people but it's like I like God I need to have that little piece of Goggins you know to beat to get in that it's it's got to be mental as like it's he just puts himself there and he struggles but then get to this next level and if I how it just it just makes himself go there he also has figured out now how to maintain his body which is very important that's why isn't that stretching pretty significant muscle is she and it passes so awesome locked up on him yeah I'll never forget Sharon maintenance involve to yeah yeah you got a treat that thing like a vehicle here I do take care of that vehicle yeah he does and he's I mean it was like I'll never forget sharing that day with him whenever I'm in it it changed my life I swear to God


    Joe Rogan and Cameron Hanes on Archery in the Movies
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    GQ thing you did today it was just so they had me breaking down like archery and movies so I did Hunger Games may feel my reaction and him got me like talking about if it's realistic so I did Jeremy Renner I did Robert De Niro he was in God's some terrible movie and I don't even think you I was kind of surprised he's actually with the bow in the movie what movie was that movie with him and John Travolta yes yes and they had a fight John Travolta played a Russian yeah and he shot John Travolta shot an arrow at him so Robert De Niro is in a treestand John Travolta shot and it stuck in the tree Robert De Niro jump fell out of the tree and broke his bow it's a been he who I started crawling towards John Travolta anyway they had me Robert De Niro actually had a pretty good anchor I mean he looked pretty good with the boat really had a whisker biscuit on there which wasn't good for the rest but he was going to shoot this bull like this five point bull came out and he couldn't do it he like I don't know what happened he like had he hesitated then I felt bad something like that I don't know what how do you have it Killing Season it's pretty intense he had a compound bow but he he jumped out and broke that bow so I I did that one how dumb was the movie is terrible apparently the new Rambo is unbelievably bad yeah we did Rambo 2 cuz I said I go we have to do Rambo I want to talk about when he remember we had the exploding chip and shot the guy that was awesome atrocious I'm sure Killing Season 2 what is it going to Rotten Tomatoes Rotten Tomatoes wine I want to see a 3 what is it get please tell me it's like 13 that's that's pretty high yeah it looks like an arrow I think I don't know want to hear voice what's up with your boy has very few movies that depict bowhunting correctly yeah I didn't see any Russian stop that right now I am not I cannot I can't do this no no no no the best form I saw Annie the movie that I that I reviewed form today was I think it's called Brave it was an animated movie red headed girl show where someone bowhunts correctly I mean is there one movie when she so yeah but you'll see her she steps up that innocent, it's a confidence confidence confidence so you know she's going to put put on the ax watches watch his confidence in the attitude see that she's pretty bossy my kids did not like this movie they watch it for some reason weird movie she needs her dress is too tight see that back son on the move this last one downtown. Look at this form and this is with a Broadhead with distraction she's so focused the feather cut her face a little for some reason I like of the arrows I know I'm like a real Arrow I know but watch this do that, that's so that's what I say to all the ones that I reviewed today. The best that's the best for her release that follow through was excellent very sweet but there's no movie where bowhunting accurately depicted I know movie now I'm thinking I'm trying to think of a movie that even involves bowhunting Play Once Upon people member yeah Burt Reynolds Reynolds I wanted to do that but they didn't have that today they had Walking Dead they had that I listen to call that a bow that's a shity gun that's what I said I said I do I'm not down with the Cross by bad and you got a rotten rotten corpse head and stopping a narrow not a pass-through scuse me I think he might have been Secret Service protecting the president either way the plane crashes or something in the ends up with a kid to learn how to bow hunt to survive I would really go stop stop that before I get brain damage yeah I know you would think that they would be a way to make a movie that involves bowhunting no be interesting you think so good pool movies is that your Hustler Paul Newman and Jackie Gleason and then the color of money with Paul Newman and Tom Cruise pool exploded the 1960s when the Hustler came out of exploded good and then with The Hunger Games apparently a lot of people get into archery because of Jennifer Lawrence we got a beautiful woman on the bow that's what I said what was good with her was she could go from having the bow to grab in an arrow to put it on the string to shooting in like half a second. Easy to do some serious training just to be able to pull that off on film yeah I think she and I think she shot a Hoyt and I think she took lessons from a Hook shooter and same thing with even Rambo's old bow I believe as well wait that's hilarious I know but yeah he he had the exploding tip and the guy the bad guy was shooting ran out of bullets with a gun through down pulled his pistol out and a shooting around on Rambo just stood up there this like you're not going to hit me but it's that did get a lot of people involved and get girls yeah yeah yeah young girls apparently Geena Davis has a big-time archers who loves ya O'Reilly this year did he yeah you know that it's a really big ass Bowl training as a single movie where someone goes bow hunting like you addicted. That could be mean that could be a good movies that use Davis turn off the Olympic team OSHA Olympic recurve but you didn't find any of their super legitly reform everything they are such good Shooters it's amazing how good they get ya with tabs mean it's crazy like Yuri shooting off your fingers and shooting really accurately is she still doing it what the context was a couple years old gun too so just get to see I know I want to see it yeah I mean she obviously has got to have a lot of training the way she executes that it seems cuz like you know when you see Keanu Reeves in John Wick that guy's shooting 100%


    Joe Rogan Tells Phil Hartman Stories
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    juicy the Phil Hartman documentary that was interesting I didn't know a lot of it they really really you're in a little bit I didn't know a lot of things when they didn't know is how they gave you a part in the show where it was supposed to be Phyllis character writing you or something like that like a will or something and they gave it to each person of the cast and they didn't let you read it beforehand so that when you're reading it in the show it was actually your first time reading like this letter that was supposed to be from Phil and I didn't know that it was amazing that was one of the weirdest moments my life you know I'm getting phone calls he's dead the phone just kept ringing people just kept calling and friends and loved ones of family members and it was just it didn't seem more real like who would kill that guy he was the nicest guy I wish you would met him he was so cool everybody liked that guy and he still like to get high and go to strip clubs and go to strip clubs get high and riding around his boat I went to strip club with him he had an appreciation for these young ladies that was like it was almost childlike but it wasn't creepy was like a beautiful you look at McClure's High look amazing this is incredible a good time it was it was a really really unique character I remember there was a guy who was some guy was blackmailing him and some guy filmed him at a strip club with his wife and his wife was getting and he was getting a lap dance to and the guy was like he wrote some really creepy letter saying that this is going to violate the policies cuz you don't feel it had endorsements and Commercial deals and who's doing movies and stuff like that it just blowing up. Ferrari know he's blowing up and this guy had went to his house and nail this VHS tape in an envelope to his garage door and I was with him on a phone call so I can talk to him right now I'm come come come come in my room so I went in his dressing room and the guy calls Melody hey what's going on buddy and their set the guy up and you know it was going to give him like I forget what the money was tens of thousands of dollars meet me at this place and I'll meet you there and he had these from lack of a better term he had someone who's a dangerous meet this guy and let him know in no uncertain terms that is life is going to take a terrible turn for the worst that we continue down this path and but it was it was weird to see like someone trying to exploit him and the guy was so dummy actually met with Phil Phil knew who the guy was like you eat you saw its face you know it was there with her and I just need some money and feels like it's weird when you see someone trying to like prey on like they think that's their way out because my way out I'm just going to get this guy to give me some money and I'm going to put it all together you get it felt I mean I just need some money he's like I get it buddy no big deal I was just playing this guy long until the dangerous men came and talked to him when I know they also really focused a lot on the wife which I didn't really know much about about the house she wanted to be an actress also in like she trying to get filter like put her into shows and do them that you do and stuff like that and she was very was up pull them to the insulting like insulting publicly like it was just really gross of sad that he didn't think you should get divorced because he felt like it was bad for his image he was like really concerned about his image cuz he was like the squeaky-clean family guy who was you know I mean it was really starting to take off for him really make it until he was older in life like I don't think he was I don't think John Saturday Night Live until he was in his late 30s MyVanilla than that when he was on news radio I think he was like 46 yeah so he was like he had worked as a graphic artist you know he that album cover that's him he's a super versatile guy he could do a lot of different things and his work ethic was amazing they would have a binder and his scenes he would have different color tabs for each scene and he would go over his notes and go over his lines like I've never seen anybody do if like none of us did not know the rest of us did like the only one who's like Stephen Root was even more different than him cuz Stephen Root was a character like you play Jimmy Jazz and he in real life is like the sweetest most normal guy but when he was playing that character like he would become this Jimmy James guy but it was spooky like you've seen him in a milli like what is the movie The Ballad of Buster Scruggs what is it called Buster Scruggs what is it called it's really good but it's like all right just weird you know but but Steven Rosen it's amazing


    Joe Rogan | Are We Heading Toward a Surveillance State?
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    play on the new on iPhone something I didn't notice that you were getting close to is that they added in the health app your headphone audio levels so it tracks how loud your listening to stuff over time and it tells you when you're in a good or bad audio listening rain like if you're listening to ship too loud and started damage your hearing so this then gets into the Apple watch so if your environment like it's too loud you're audio hell I give you warnings also cuz one thing I've been doing lately at The Comedy Store when you know the back back back place where you smoke the weed you can download a audio meter that tells you how loud it is and so I've been down I download a long time ago it is so bad back there when there's a lot of people back there that it's like emergency get out of that area are bad for your eyes or ears weigh High allowing them to listen to all these microphones you're just giving them access to listen to you everywhere. fire LA area because the way that they linked to each other and there's like some like Watchdog people are saying that like even if you're smart enough to like not do this the person next to you might not be or your neighbor might not be they might have it on and just because your proximity is close enough your iPhone knows that your iPhone's next to it it just goes yeah yeah you were here is there cameras in net camera Nest cameras of people having the front doors after wild everywhere you go you going to be filmed to pass the law thing today that the California like body cameras that cops use can't be used for face recognition at the ACLU got a law passed through that stuff like that won't be able to happen or something like that a lot more people yeah but that think what's happening right now that I've been reading is like third-party companies are getting access to that stuff and like they can buy it and that's where some of the discrepancy cuz it's just happening too fast there are laws in place to stop some of the things from happening I think it's just there's lots of great area that can people can maneuver in it seems to be a people just a matter of time before you have surveillance everywhere everywhere you go everywhere everything is available to everyone except inside your house like people going to tin foil up the inside of their bedrooms just to try to keep people out and then you have the f****** television the probably as a webcam on it you know what's going on in your house and even contractors who work for Alexa and an apple pods and all that s*** was I think Apple's one is it is is that apple as well because apples pretty damn strict on privacy which is kind of interesting it's one of the reasons why Apple Maps is not very good because they don't collect data on everybody the way Google does like did the benefit of the Google map of the Google data collection as you get like really detailed analytics on everything and so they know exactly what's going to try something like Waze work so well because there's so many different people giving up information you know that's mean it shows you for the slowdowns are and where the cops are and you know it's it's there's benefits to it it's super effective but the drawbacks are you're going down this weird Road where these companies are selling your information and that's what would Google is is a company that provides you date other provide you information but they're also selling your data they're constantly selling what you're interested in like if you ever went like say like you're interested in the watch f****** time you go to any website now those Google ads will be a watch weird like their there they're just tempting you like him on Jamie I was listening to a podcast about the beginning of the history of the Internet it's called X-Men cast this was a couple months ago but he was talking about how I can arpanet was starting up in the sixties but a lot of protests about just even turning it on because people were knew that was going to do surveillance system like sort of like what is happening now really and the ability it doesn't work if people aren't using it kinda like it needs to spread and get a tick grow and personal Computing started like tight end and that came along their perfect time for this like grow more like phones or even the next the next evolution of it now but doesn't it make life better Mina's pros and cons right in the cons were all terrified of but isn't it amazing that you can just Google things in the movie and my wife is just Googling it's like nope nope nope nope like crazy is that you just find out like in a movie but how many goddamn movies are there you just type in something in quotes and it'll say oh that's from The Shining and then bam the lyrics for every song on every song every song it's just the the pros I think at least right now outweigh the cons it's just we all wonder where it's going that's what's up what's Gary's the unknown you know scary is unknown surveillance State aspect of it all you know it's just it's better though it's like makes your life better he's like his take on it was but people's lives are improved because of this technology and that this is you know they look yes people do get addicted to be on the screens but one of the reasons why is because it's it seems better to them than not being on the screens like there's benefits it's making their life more enjoyable but you're looking at it that way but that's convenient when you're in technology to look at it that way the people that look at it like in terms of like beings and our connection with each other like how much of his how much of it as getting a row did because so much mean how much how many times do you and I and once we see each other at the store how many times we talk on the phone like I called you up the other day we go out at night we see each other we all see our friends you know we talked like there's a lot of folks who don't do that they see each other at work during the day and then at night time there was sitting at home watching TV or staring at their phone and their interactions severely limited like our business is a social business like we're always out you know we're always out and about and talking to people and interacting with people but I think some folks today because of this technology there socially a bit stunned can severely limited like our business is a social business like we're always out you know we're always out and about and talking to people and interacting with people but I think some folks today because of this technology there socially a bit stunted and that's what I worry about


    Joe Rogan on the South Park Being Banned in China
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    one of those dudes I would never do a sitcom again ever but I'm so glad I did do it like I learned a lot and was a great experience to see any dick got arrested again yeah if you and Tommy weren't like buddy cops you wouldn't do that about you know they don't really exist and why I called my Mexican joker last night's great controversy I look forward to watching every week they go hard in the paint do you see the response that traded to China no going to everybody would happen so they had South Park episode that kind of mimic are made fun of the NBA's response or the present of the NBA's response to China that was in the news recently and it's about how Hollywood edits their films like Iron Man 3 has a host 12-minute seeing that they added just for the Chinese release because they like make things to make China happy so they can make more money cuz there's so many millions China what did they add you know I it was a scene of an Asian doctor in like I said you're taking out the thing in his chest and saving his life or something like that Chinese happy that and coercing I got banned from China China scrubbed the whole internet free of everything official apology to China from Trey Parker Matt Stone like the NBA we welcome the Chinese sensors into our homes into our heart to Love Money More Than freedom and democracy what how do you say x i g I think she doesn't look just like Winnie the Pooh at all tune into our 300th episode this Wednesday at 10 long live the great Communist Party of China May this Autumn's sorghum Christy Bountiful we good now China he's the best he's the best part about they are the best I love them they're the best way to Love Money say that again we to Love Money More Than freedom and democracy that's what we welcome to the Chinese sensors into our homes and into our hearts like the NBA will the NBA like he's he's like super social justice Warrior he's always criticizing this and that when it came to Chinese like everything's good over there a meeting about yeah and there's that there's a chance even that I heard that he might even could even get fired from this because that's how much money that NBA is a company is going to be losing from China I know what is the big deal about China they just like basketball or is it just insist giant market so many people


    Joe Rogan | Will Self Driving Cars Eliminate DUI's? w/Brian Redban
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    you ever do b-real smokebox be very got yeah I've been blasted hectic please be careful cuz you got to drive home after that and you don't even know where you are if it wasn't for navigation systems I still be living in Downtown LA never figured out how to get home that's what the test that comes in for guy is just being super duper high so they're used to it like that we we we got so high before we even got into the car you know then you get into the car with the cameras in it and they do like this podcast and you like it's surreal to an out-of-body experience and you feel really paranoid and really worked up like just blow it on each other's tons of videos about going on here at those like High Times conventions in Arguments for weed being illegal drinking they don't know what your tolerances they don't anyting you get any bar give me two shots of Jack Daniels and grey goose on the Rocks there's nobody cares they just think you can figure it out how much of a responsibility is a bartender actually a lot you're just as responsible if you get a t like drive home drunk and kill somebody well if you know someone's going to drive this the problem is like I was talking about this on stage once that real problems drunk driving is not that people can't drive when they're drunk the problem when you're drinking is you don't know if you can drive or not you don't know how drunk you are cuz you're drunk but you might have three drinks and you might fail a drunk driving breathalyzer but you might be able to drive perfectly you know but if you have for drinks or five drinks you might think it's okay to have six or seven like you don't know where you are you don't know like where you are on the spectrum of drunk or not drunk when you really drunk that's part of being drunk know what the f*** is going on that's why I like that's why they consent issue when you're really drunk is is weird you know it cuz it's like some people like to get drunk and have sex and then some people say we should never have sex with someone when they're drunk because they can't cancel because they're drunk okay but then that's like 90% of all people having sex how many people have sex while they're drunk only have alcohol an autonomous cars because if like you have a drunk mode like if autonomous cat likes a view of a Tesla in 2026 right and it has the option to be completely autonomous drives on its own or you can go manual so it detects that you're drunk cuz mr. Red Band you are intoxicated we would like to drive and then you have to let it take you like would you get would you think is going to become Point time we're drunk having doesn't apply because your car is going to drive you home with makes the final decision to you I'm all for it wouldn't be hard to have a breathalyzer on a car and he had to blow in his thing on his van as work man it'll blow and his little thing before it would let him start the car this is another Demolition Man coming full circle again cuz that scene where he gets in and he car he's a gimme gimme control and she's like what the f*** are you doing you're going to drive he's like yeah manual control give me that s*** and chases after what year was Demolition Man did There's I don't they've done studies that show the people drive well when they're high you know that they have done studies there's been these tests and did they're not you know it's not randomized double-blind placebo-controlled studies but they aren't they have done some studies we show the people drive well hi I know they have 23 for 36 years and wakes up in 20 32 oh wow what they used to think is going to be going on 2017 or something like that I think is going to be going on $2,000 bill to freeze you like 2017 or something like that up to


    Joe Rogan | Keto Is Boring w/Brian Redban
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    I'll tell you what though I've been getting a lot of messages from people that are inspired and it makes me feel real good I reached out to some dude yesterday on Instagram cuz he lost something like 200 f****** pounds I means crazy that's the doo doo out the scars all over cuz he he got his the extra skin removed after you lost all the weight amazing sober October you know I sometimes you just have to have a thing like that where everybody goes I'm going to do it too and then it gives you the like a motivation to get going. Sometimes it's all people need man yeah I just got the keto thing so now I'm just like f*** that I feel like I'm free again like I can you not have normal food again in it. That's hard to do the opposite like I'm just like that's what it is it's people don't like being told to do they don't like being forced into something that they don't enjoy that's you know that's why schools ineffective that's why so many things don't work but the keto thing the problem with it is I think it's a healthy thing for a lot of folks if you have epilepsy apparently it's the thing because it can stop your seizures knows people that have epilepsy they they get ketogenic and it just kicks kicks it off if you don't you don't get seizures anymore but it's boring I don't know and then I want pasta and also fruit I like fruit that was the biggest one for me just fruit like watermelon you know how great it just having some watermelon in the morning is you know it's the most delicious food ever I think good perfect watermelon on a hot day my God is amazing the only fruit to detach the racism there's no other fruit where you can make fun of someone for eating and it's like racist if you had that durian yeah I said it's good it's not bad it's not my favorite but I tried it but God damn it smells like dogshit it smells so bad that they ban in a lot of hotels because people will go into hotels and you know like folks that they come from a culture where they eat that stuff all the time don't bring bags of it the whole family is eating that stuff and it walks down the hallway of people like what in the f*** cuz it smells like Limburger for a has been compared to Limburger it's weird but taste good like I did that fasting diet you know that the one that wants where you only eat like a small part of the day and found out on Nest cam security cameras he goes into the bathroom passes in like not fall down and hit his head and he should a picture is just blood everywhere in his bathroom goes back to bed didn't even know about it wakes up in the Seas blood everywhere I checked his cameras finally sleepwalking couple days later you start having seizures bike bike out of the blue go to the doctor doctor says it's because of that that died he was doing his brain was starving that's what that doctor said body trying to find sugar cuz I never sleep walk cuz I have cameras in my living room and yeah I know it's kind of weird but I slept like maybe 10 times since I've been off haven't slept walk once and you say slept boss I don't think I've ever heard anybody say it past tense if you can't pass the first part of the compound word I was a weird one slept I slept well last night but I slept walked I'm sleepwalking how long will you keep it for 7 months you know he wants the intermittent fasting is a good move because I think most of the time look for me I eat when I'm bored I do it all the time like when I come home from the store and I'm riding I just started eating and I'm like what am I doing because I try to do intermittent fasting so that means if I come home it's midnight I'm riding and I start eating it means I can't eat until 2 in the afternoon the next day and then just don't wake up till 10 have kids I will have responsibilities I'm not I'm not a like a Peter Pan like you I think that would be the diet that makes the most sense but because I already seem to only eat once a day but that's not healthy though it's not a strategy before I'm like you keep saying you can't lose what you like I know what I'm doing I'm going to get really big because I always forget to take the before photo now it's like yeah but you didn't look that bad before you died I got a big fat beard on just this. It looks like I gained 20 lb had to shave the beard at the end it sort of like when people get a tan and they're after photos and they look more ripped before after like 2 after you just hand bro


    Is Jeffrey Epstein Still Alive?
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    got to be the hottest guy in Twitter him and John McAfee. John McAfee guy halfway trolling people it's hard to tell what he's doing like what what he's doing seems to be like almost like a sum of its very theatrical remember when we interviewed him when he was on the Run we interviewed him remotely when he was on the run for murder and he was saying that it was all nonsense and I was asking him about math like how much Matthews a you really smoking meth like I read an article that showed that you had a meth lab that you've in your backyard is like without that was all fiction is like that was a prank I was trolling people I believe that you think so yeah I know does a f****** antivirus Mogul you know I mean death McAfee McAfee Antivirus who's the who's like Norton and McAfee those are the two big names in antivirus won't accept it right now great move you think you never see yourself doing that hell yeah you can podcast from anion somewhere as soon as that's possible being hologram hologram style anywhere that's wouldn't like it if you could have you somebody on as a guest has a podcast button hologram form will listen if we decided to set up a studio like on an island somewhere and do the podcast from an island somewhere and we have to fly some guests in right like save there's a few of us we just talk s*** about the news all the things are going down the Trump impeachment this now we all did it form an ion somewhere and occasionally fly people in safety do it in on Lanai right you got everybody flies in the Four Seasons stay the nice place has to be somewhere where there's no do you think you still allow you to stop talking about the fact that guy I mean out of all the things that I'm sure about that I don't know and this is one that I'm most sure I'm most sure they murdered that guy he knew so much from so many different people and all the things that went wrong even Michael Shermer who is like a professional skeptic anyting he found out that the cameras were broken and then they did they weren't working on the day the guy got off he's like oh maybe this is a conspiracy Island 26 x he flew with Epstein Island but he flew on Epstein's jet 26 different time to Hell. Chapo there for quite a quite a long time and nothing happened to him I heard they whacked. Guy the most hilarious thing is his cellmate ones that know his cellmate was a f****** Gorila like the biggest guy you could ever imagine being yourself I think I looked like like if you would have a movie about the worst possible cellmate you could ever have it would be this guy he's a former cop of former cop built like a brick shithouse I mean he's enormous but when you look at the size of them you like come on man that's really his helmet look like dude was his cellmate and was he there when he got offed no it wasn't the first time that he committed suicide that's built like a brick shithouse to put him in there with him he got some wet cocaine he's transferred out the eve of a suicide Vincent in and had the doctor picture with clay mask while at the in and out and Studio City like what would they put that out disappeared made the news doctor Photoshop for some reason high-profile cases out of all of them that's got to be the most strange right this guy has an island on the island he has a building that's colored in the the mate it's painted in the colors of the Israeli flag I think is a Mossad agent he's some sort of intelligence agent the report that said that he was released earlier is giving a sweet deal because he was intelligent that's not been verified right right there from one article that Vanity Fair thing price on them that got repeated a lot but I don't know that I don't know of anywhere other than that right the whole thing so hard and fast you can't keep up with it this was his drone there's someone flying a drone over his island ever get to pay stop three weeks ago for the like almost every day there was updated Drone footage for some reason I don't know how this person was getting at their boat he paid someone something like $50,000 extra to have a cement truck delivered there a couple months before he got arrested cement truck shipped out to his Island and they think they had some chick I buried in that tunnel or something I don't know so they've been like that they have footage on this island pre-raid and post rate of the FBI making it there just like a worker from the islands just going to be so many stories about this but we're never going to know it's going to be one of those things it's like the Kennedy assassination or something for decades will go by you'll hear all these crazy different stories people write books about it but you'll never really know exactly what happened we should I don't know if that's really smart doesn't seem like a good move it seems like you want to bite you want to do like but Roseanne did you get a place on an island that is already populated bunch of nice people you stab yourself as a valuable member in the community and then you set up a camp there imagine the Big Island the big move set up a f****** Studio on the big island not a bad idea right Conservatory can we do it up there or they let us temporary oxygen baseball in the Four Seasons we rent a suite at the Four Seasons set it up as a studio sounds great escape oxygen like basement we can go to just in case of a hurricane or something crazy happens when oxygen face more like like an escape room we could rewrite the Airbnb podcast not anyone like a good friend of yours that would ruin it we could bring the Airbnb. The other podcasters that need to Vacation not anybody like a friend like a good friend of yours talk that would ruin it


    Joe Rogan Issues Health Challenge to Brian Redban
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    Aikido what are you doing with you die trying to be healthy no not really definitely has made me understand sugar more new trainer and how are you nutritionist would you be down with that sure like filament as a project yeah but would you like what do you weigh now would you eat on tell everybody but would you like to get down to but see that's the problem when I went when I got down whatever like 15 years ago are 13 lb or something and body shaper look that looks way better way better with a little Chub on him than they they do if they look like you lost a lot of weight but you know what that is build up your body cuz if something happens if people when they gain weight your head gets bigger like when people get really heavy their head gets bigger and I don't know if I go a biologist can back us up on this episode of science the seems like really way people their head gets really big 200 grows with them would kind of make sense cuz there's like your bones definitely get bigger and thicker when you lift a lot of weight right now when you're 450 lb weight everywhere you go so everything's got to be sick like I always said of Ralphie May want to be losing all that weight you be able to kick a hole through a f****** wall cuz that guys carrying around 500 lb everywhere he goes his leg muscles had to be gigantic like underneath all that his leg must have been f****** huge so if you could just put some muscle on while you're losing the fat so that's a different sleep when you were on that look up you look great then. me and you with that weed guy that died at the 420 Awards wear it. I just look like at 8 that's when I was at my lowest how you move around that place is quicker project like we'll announce it on the podcast will start off would you be into doing something like that yeah eventually yeah I mean eventually not like not like this really at all this


    Joe Rogan on Sovereign Citizens and Tax Protestors
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    is just not wise right that's just too much too much to do when people do that when they just take on too many different. I thought about other stuff like doing other stuff I've had offers to do other stuff and I start thinking about it maybe I can find time for that and then I then I give myself coaching like I'm like what would you tell yourself I'm like what the f*** is wrong with you you're not doing anything else I can barely do all the stuff you're doing now I think for me to as I get older especially like right now in my life and my leisure time very important to me like it mean something and I don't mean Leisure like sit around doing nothing but like Hobbies like stuff that I do like lately I've been shooting guns about buying a gun video game but some people get mad why you mad comments lie just get mad then wait shooting guns stop it stop it think of the children like it looks so it feels like a real pistol when you pull the trigger and it's like that techno hunt thing where you got a laser beam that shoots out and it even makes a noise like a gun like pants and you shooting zombies like a pistol so you have to hold it like a pistol yeah dude no I don't I don't think it's a good idea to have dummies like me roll around with a gun in my hand extra told me to buy a Glock 19 I was a gun to buy a gun have a problem before that thing that that was fun wasn't it a shooting when you're holding your hand is it's way more difficult it seems weird if you think it's more difficult more difficult to aim and shoot rifle so much I have shot him so much it's easy you just have Trigger Discipline just don't yank the triggers pull pull pull pull pull and I was did everything I knew that and he was like all that you shot that before but like pistols I've only shot pistols at a range with no instruction I don't really I didn't know what I'm doing at all I want you to learn like had a grip it had a hold it how to aim like you don't really hold that hard with your right hand most of the pressure of your left so it's the end of the grip is very it's not intuitive you have to learn it is something that you have to be taught correctly in there so many people there that are like they they shooting competitions and you watch them do you like oh wow Jesus Christ like there's levels to this I just got as they can pull a gun out and shoot for shots inside of a second draw pole shoot for shots inside of a second Kelly's going to be a giant homeless encampment it really if you looked at it the spread right if it was a disease a deadly disease that was killing everybody and you saw a patient zero and then it spreads like two people for people six people 10 people now La has more than 60,000 homeless people and every single underpass you go to UC campus now it's not like it used to be it's a totally different animal now like The Walking Dead when you're going to Laurel Canyon off the 101 it used to be pretty normal last night or two nights ago when I went through it was like you do with no sidewalk anymore it was wanted had to walk on that sidewalk good luck with your village and needles and all contact up in human s*** and human ships all over downtown LA to San Francisco seems so much worse than he thought it was it's so it's so beyond comprehension how many people just openly shooting up drugs shiting in the streets homeless people everywhere how do you fix that and like if you think there's something that La needed to fix out of all the things in La complaints about the homeless problem is like one of the most insurmountable problems like what do you do to curb that how do you get these people home how do you clean these people up how do you get off drugs how do you how do you make it not a public how do you make it so people aren't scared to go down streets and streets in Downtown LA where you see the street like you're at the beginning of the mouth is treating you look no Street like I'm not walking down there but this is terrible. They need to open up the Mental Hospitals again whenever they closed them down witness 70s or the 80s that's what caused all this they don't have those anymore it definitely was a problem but it seems like it's gotten way worse right like think about what it used to be 10 years ago nothing about what it is now mean this 10 years ago still decades after they close down the mental institutions I change the standards so what it was was they had certain standards where you would be institutionalized and they change their standards under the Reagan Administration just sent these people out into the street and everybody thought was like really cruel because here you just releasing these people with all these like severe mental health problems he's releasing amount of the street but that was a long time ago something has happened recently I guess it's the economy I mean what it is but another thing you thinking to seeing around this area is mobile homes like those the drive those campers like winnebagos f****** everywhere people just get enough money to get one of the mobile homes he's parked on the street and they live in those things which is just like a mobile Camp you know and get these gypsies that hang out and they cook on the sidewalk and s*** like we used to have them here they would they would like they were hanging out and sunbathing on the lawn out here and the owner of the buildings like don't walk out of here are you guys doing in the park I go to the Parc Sovereign citizens just people that don't drive they travel and they don't follow the rules and they like if you watch it live PD they have one every episode 2 every episode it's do get pulled over in like they won't even roll down the window and they're like I don't have to follow your rules cir unit didn't ever have driver's license or insurance it's applied don't think the law applies to that I'm growing so big recently that it's so many people now that do this s*** and it's the most grossest like if you watch NYPD it you'll do what is live PD live PD is cops nowadays it's but it's not anyway but I think it's way better. Columbus Ohio that they used to put is got rid of it I didn't even know this is a thing and so the Sovereign citizens like what are they saying that you're pulled over and they say I don't have to listen to you I needed to jail for just a seatbelt violation I don't need to give you a license to keep on repeating website it don't have to you know do this and that and this and then they finally have to like break their window and didn't drag them out and arrest them just wear a seatbelt violation are smart and you know they're talking about though but other people are just like watching a video like I don't have to listen to this guy on YouTube by the cops and he knows exactly what his rights are and the cops are f****** up and he called the cops on different codes and laws and the Constitution and then he wants of driving off everything that before Ada on accident are like boobs that woman who was a New York she was like some kind of high up person that got pulled over and she starts yelling at Black Ops and s*** like she lost her job the next swell because it's on camera you know that someone finds that video and still okay man you are citizen you like us I give your speeding or something like that they pull you over you can't get out and act like you owned these cops it's I mean you got to give your f****** drive drivers license so you got to you got to show them your identification if you're doing something that's an infraction or violation that's the whole reason we have cops do you want everybody just driving a hundred fifty miles an hour no ID and masks on know so you have rules for these are the rules if you do something that breaks the law they got to be able to pull you over and give you a f****** ticket and incentivize you to drive correctly and also find out if maybe running from the cops and also they pull you over to get your idea to go a man get a murder warrant out for you so please step out of the car with your hands up and this is the whole reason we have cops in the first place in these people to think they don't have to pay taxes and the laws apply to them it's all an unconstitutional good luck with that case is Wesley Snipes how that worked out but yeah it should they put Wesley in f****** jail for a long time Lauryn Hill to from the goddamn Fugees they put her in a cage for like a year right how long did she go to jail for it was a taxes thing to man they get these wacky whether it's an attorney or tax professional of some wacky advisor tells them they don't have to pay taxes and they read some internet thing it's it's actually it's unconstitutional it's only supposed to apply during wartime like listen pay your f****** taxes okay you can protest all you want you think it's unjust that's good they will put you in a f****** jail and if you're a famous person trying to pull that off especially a famous rich person like it's not good but it is what it is they're going to make an example of you how long do you go to jail for female 64 sylheti just the fact they put her in a f****** cage is crazy like is she a danger to the public like what is going on here and she owes you money how come that's the one money that you can't just pay back you know you can just pay me back and all because you owed some taxes cuz he had some wacky dude that was telling him he didn't have to pay taxes because of money they lock you in a goddamn case it's not like he stole money he held up a bank it's not like he was a violent person it was a danger to society know he owed some taxes he made money and they had their taking his you made money but he didn't give his share up to the does the government decide to lock him in a cage to punish him in to make a statement to everybody else you pay taxes you get taxed on your paycheck and then you get sales tax or getting taxed how many times you know getting text a lot well then that's why I please like Nevada people like because of Nevada you don't have to pay state taxes so you make you can save a lot of money Florida same thing like I know a dude who moved to Florida because he was going to sell this business so it's like we're going to move to Florida and stab listen to Florida for a few years and then sell my business so I'm a Florida resident and then I have to pay nearly as much money as you want a big business I can save you a ton of money this is weird that it's different everywhere you go you know like to some places just don't have state tax you don't have to pay ya Montana has different taxes Colorado is different taxes they're all I've everybody don't like a different set up different amount that you have to pay for this and then over is a weird thing that like a lot of the big Nations have their headquarters in Delaware for some reason it's like somewhere tax law for that nice little tax Haven Florida didn't OJ move to Florida cuz he couldn't take his pension that way or he owes money based off the lawsuit nice little tax-haven some I got the juice moved to Florida didn't OJ move to Florida cuz he couldn't take his pension that way or he owes money based off the lawsuit right for the civil suit but he has a pension NFL


    How Killing a Man Changed Dakota Meyer
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    why I think sometimes people need to hear from somebody like you or someone like Jocko or you know the beautiful thing about these podcast is that you get to hear people's perspective and a lot of Mirai opening now that they did they literally can change the world because they change the way you behave and you interact with people when you listen to it and that podcast that you did with Chaka when I was listening to me to change my whole day changed like how I was going to look at my day I was in instead of like looking at my day like it's a normal day I was thinking God damn I'm lucky that I damn I'm lucky and goddamn imagine experiencing what you and hold you at the time I was 21 21 years old and experiencing what you experienced in that insane firefight being locked down and how many guys did you wind up engaging with I don't know that you know I don't know I mean everyone that I got an opportunity with and just you know it was just so chaotic and mad and I still look that I think about all the time obviously it's something I could have never experienced the mean I trained for war every single day when I was in the Marine Corps Mo's what I suppose what my job was and I still could have never imagined that day the way it was or anything the turnout I could have never pictured it I could have never in any and I think every day that goes by I think there's a reckoning of it right the way that I seen it that day is not the way I see it today and I think that comes with Gino just to sharpening and just your body know you change and you you see different things in perspective but yeah I mean you know that day I mean it's still I mean it's still it's just it's just there's so many lessons that come from that day that I look at people complain about stuff here in America and it's like you know I seen him one day the best of humans the worst of humans and everybody nobody thought they were wrong and it's possibly know it's just it's just one of those deals of if you know that that day was just that's an important point when you just said nobody thought they were wrong not damn not you I walked in that day and I was the guy who was cocky who would tell you you know I love fighting do you know I mean like I like I just want to go fight you know whatever every fight I had before that it was like you're always had airplane sitting you out or helicopter sitting sitting around always had you know it was like I'm going to go in there and start to fight and then I'm going to call and all this other this other stuff to win right and that day it wasn't there and and and literally out I walked out of the room and I just think about all the time today I just think about all the time of how many generations just that day were how many generations of of people's lives were changed you know all my teammates died so don't ever have kids at Generations stopped their families for every so many lives were changed at Day by that that that piece and guess what and everybody in America had no clue what's going on like right now there are u.s. troops somebody wondering if they're going to be able to come home and see their family again that's reality whether you want ignored or not like that's reality and that was me September 8th 2009 and it was just a she was a chaotic day it's amazing how you can have thousands of days in your life in one day changes the way you look at everything one day changes the way you look at everything and you don't like the the further I go on that I look at it different you know I always talk about the story of you know whenever this guy came up behind me and I ended up killing him with a rock and I always remember just like I remember it like I see it every night like I remember like I just see his face and I got just cuz there was a point with a point that I feel like that anybody that when they whether they're injured or anything like they realize they're defeated like like I don't know I just think there's a point when you look at somebody and they know they're going to die and I never forget that and you do now I look at it and I see it and I always thanked it like this guy is a son to somebody his mother and father are going to miss him this guy he believes in his cause as much as I do he doesn't believe he's wrong this guy this guy he he could have had a wife or kids that are never going to see their father again just like you know my dad might have never seen me again if it was switched and really I don't even know that I don't hate him I don't even know this guy we're just here at this place right now because we were born in two different countries will you out of weapons will you out of so my know he came up and he started choking me my shot him once before and he got was trying to pick my buddy. I'll leave my one of my closest Afghans. Ali have been shot he he got killed and killed and I came around the stairs to get him and I was on my knee and this guy came up behind me and so he didn't have a weapon either he was really did he had a weapon and I end up shooting him from the ground and I thought he was dead when he fell on the ground and I kind of moved down and got down Natalie cuz we are still get shot at from this machine gun up on this hill and I was trying to make myself small as I could and this guy ends up coming up and choking me like I thought he was dead I thought he was dead and he ends up choking me out he starts trying to choke me out and eventually let up a little bit and I end up getting around him and I just got we were fighting back and forth and I can remember I was thinking about was like don't let his legs get on me like you and these guys are legs are uneven crawling up mountains or whole life and he was a free big dude and I just remember getting on top of him finally got on top of him and I. I was rolling on top of him he didn't have all the gear on I did and I made up my member getting on top of him like like I was straddling him and I'm just waking up trying to grab for anything I can I'm holding him and hold him down with my throat with my my forearm and I'm just grab anything I can finally ended up grabbing a rock and I just started beating this dude's face in and I start beating and beating them beating I remember remember just like finally like after hitting him you know I don't know three or four times for about X whatever I remember like finally just kind of looking at me and like just it's it's like he's like just I'm just looking in the eyes like obviously closer than me to you right now and you just see although you can tell like he knows where this is going and I always think about that you know obviously I would kill him a million times over again right he was dating me like I don't feel bad about that part of it but I just think out like in that moment if I can find a way to relate to him in that moment a man I'm taking his life we all in America can find a way to connect with each other if we don't connect with each other because we choose not to I don't care what your differences are like don't like find a reason why we can get along not why we should not get along and I always think about that moment you know this guy in you know obviously end up dying and it would it showed me was is that no cause that you have that's built on hate will survive I didn't hate this guy didn't even know him but I was willing to to take his life because of what I loved and that's what that's what we have to build our lives in her foundation on is not not being angry and hating each other and that's what that's what we have to build our lives in her foundation on is not not being angry and hating each other but because we love to cause that we believe in so much does that make sense


    Dakota Meyer: The Difference Between a Problem and an Inconvenience
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    things get really angry about this and want things that he said was this is a first world problem he's like we are so fortunate with that we have this problem and in other countries they're just trying to get enough protein feed their family they're just trying to get enough food to feed people you know and he was it wasn't like he was indifferent to animals but he was deeply concerned about people in about you know cuz of all of his traveling he had like a great deal of empathy for all these different people in different cultures and their Cuisine and he's a tremendous amount can we talk about it like it was religious to him almost to know if you know when we were going to Villages and eat I mean if they if they've had meat like that was a big deal like a state they brought me out to you and that was a huge deal I mean you look at it and it's just like We complain about stuff that that most countries wish they had those problems like almost 90% of most countries wish they had those problems right but I get it don't want those problems exist to they want those problems go away they want to Utopia and the only way to build towards Utopia is to improve upon the problems that we have and we do have problems across the board but incomparable just I would just love some perspective from people I would just love to man I think that would go a long way to help people have more happiness how do you wake up when all you do is smoke some problems right like it's kind of like you know when you're when you're working or you're at a job right the only company like everybody's you always just fixing I caught putting out fires yeah and if that's all you do is constantly put out fires like at what point do you become grateful like like at what point at what point of the day do people stop and look around right and they're grateful for what they have and they are appreciative of that a guy tell me you know when I was going through my divorce I mean I was at I was a train wreck just call Tim Kennedy and he'll tell you you know I'll never forget a guy sent me down I was talking about all these problems and just I mean just nitpicking and fighting over the small stuff and I mean literally just she worded it this way and she needs to do it this way like literally just every little thing and a guy finally sent me down he looked at many girls look Dakota he said if you can make choices or decisions to change it then it's not a problem it's an inconvenience the day that you can't make a choice you got cancer your kids sick or something like that Eagles that today you got problems until then you just got inconveniences like you're right it's a great way to look at it because there's levels of problems right does insurmountable problems cancer injuries things things of that nature car accidents car mountable experiences that I have because it's all perspective it changes my perspective on the way I look at things it changes the things that are important to me I caught I was calling everybody got their link to life and that live the life you know you're like the life looks different than mine mine looks different than yours and it all we all have our own into life and at the point you know we get so focused and get into autopilot and it'll focus on you is kind of your Camry pull it up and you got on autofocus and never focus on what you want focused on right until you go back to the manual focus and you push where it's at and I feel like all these problems that we have or are just made to pay we need to tighten our lands back up to focus on what really really really matters and it'll focus on your kind of your Camry pull it up and you got on autofocus and never focus on what you want focused on right until you go back to the manual focus and you push where it's at and I feel like all these problems that we have are just made to hey we need to tighten our land back up to focus on what really really really mattered


    How Medal of Honor Vet Dakota Meyer Treats His PTSD | Joe Rogan
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    kind of resources are available to when you do come back like how do they treat people that are suffering from PTSD and be careful with it right because I mean that the last track you want to get on his is all the pharmaceutical drugs right like the pills and stuff and you'll get on that real quick the VA is notorious for it so you know Klonopin Xanax I mean that you go down the list right and and I like I went down that I went down that road and and it got me nowhere but now you know like where we know there's tons of nonprofits out there who are doing a lot of great stuff trying trying to help out you know where it was one thing that we found out and then actually studies are starting to show that this helps is Stella Stella Gangnam Gangnam blocked Scott sgb Allegheny block and you get a shot it goes in your neck and I'll tell you this like when I got that shot it instantly before the needle came out of my neck dr. Sean Mulvaney is the guy that that's putting all this together when the needle came out of my neck it instantly took me from being like like my whole life was downtown New York City in rush hour traffic 15 minutes late to a meeting that my life depended on to instantly being driving down a quiet country road with nowhere to be instantly what is it doing so basically what it does is this how it was described to me and you have like two systems you have like your your your automatic nervous system in the you have your manga right so your automatic is like your eyes blinking breathing things like that your manual is like hey I need to reach over here and grab this bottle of water and what happened to this fight or flight gets stuck in your automated there's no longer do you say I recognize this as a threat and now going to fight or flight so what it does is you've been in that so long that it put gets pulled over into the the automatic side and so what this does is it sky like a restart like it but there's no nothing that last long in it it it goes in and it it basically I think it gets on this call the sciatic nerve and it basically gives you a restart and it just took away all my anxiety instantly like just melted away how long does it last so it comes down to me sometimes I get one once a year one every six months but just comes down to do you go back and expose yourself to these chaotic situations right like you go keep making bad decisions but for me I look at it is like a it's a it's a solution to I caught the flash-bang of anxiety so like it's at flashbang that gives you the moment the separation to wear now I can make I don't feel like I'm out of control now I can I can make decisions to get get things back together what is the actual chemical that they're using I don't know I would have to look he's got an article about it that's crazy that it's so effective using stellate ganglion block to treat post-traumatic stress disorder pathetic nervous system fight or flight has been known to play a part in PTSD it's believed that extra nerves of the system Sprout or grow after Extreme trauma wow leading to elevated levels levels of norepinephrine and adrenaline like substance which in turn over activate the amygdala the fear center of the brain is chain of events results in PTSD symptoms that maybe that may persist for years so part of the sympathetic nervous system called the stellate ganglion a collector nerves in the neck seem to control the activation of the amygdala a recent Innovation offers potential and rapidly treating symptoms of PTSD for a prolonged. Of time placing an anesthetic agent on the stellate ganglion in an anesthetic procedure called the stellate ganglion block can relieve the symptoms of PTSD in as little as 30 minutes and for you it said just a few seconds before the needle is out and last 4 years the sgb reboot the sympathetic nervous system to it free trauma State similar to a computer reboot in the brain norepinephrine levels are rapidly reduced and the extra nerve growth is removed wow sgb is anesthetic procedure that has been performed since 1925 and is considered a low risk pain procedure done under x-ray guidance that's insane that use a so dr. Sean Mulvaney is the guy I've been to other doctors and he's doctor Mulvaney's only guy I would go to who does it the way you got the whole procedure set up he was a Navy SEAL he's a doctor and he doesn't have DC and and but nobody we know what most people haven't heard of this yeah so how do you feel as a man I caught myself sing in the shower this morning I got caught myself sexy guy walked out there and I intend to meet your I got your point at that point like I got to low point and I just there was nothing like there's nothing in my life I can complain about like there's nothing that I have this country has given me a life that I could have never dreamed that ever have I have no problems zero and I just woke up everyday and I was just like I just don't want to wake up feeling like this and so he's like come do this come do this and I came out there and did it and it it changed it changed my whole life that sounds infinitely better than therapy or talking through it or any any other methods I've ever heard of yeah I think all that I think all that matters like going to be like chirai workout coaching and not giving them goals run you know don't go in there just to go in there like going out with a plan and have them help you get that plan but this this instantly just like that doesn't grow edible no do they do they try to do that in conjunction with medication does it just as Standalone thing thing wow sound thing you know the only thing I do to help my anxiety bad like I'm talking bad happens like what's what's the process I usually feel it building up over days yeah days like it's almost like a like it'll come and it just builds up and then it's like you have like a little little bit of an anxiety attack or whatever you'll start feeling anxiety or anxious and that becomes your new Baseline and then it keeps building people don't recognize it and for a long time I used to like I used to drink a lot and I didn't I didn't I mean what do you mean like this is how I feel all the time Brian and then you know then what usually happens at night it'll just when I go to sleep at 8 or just Little Rock me Little Rock Me Out start throwing up I'll be sweating and I'll be crying like I'm I'll be in the floor or are you thinking things when this is happening or is it just an overwhelming sense of anxiety just just all-encompassing I don't know where it comes from no I think it just in my subconscious I think you know obviously your brain is always trying to look like when you're asleep trying to file things and process things I think that's what happened is like consciously you know you'll consciously it doesn't bother me to talk about it like I went back and with housing another gunfight 4 days later and I mean that literally I was packing up all my teammates stuff and getting ready to go back to fight again and I got another fight and I think that you know coming home your brain still trying to process all that stuff and I think it happens to anybody you don't have to go to war you could be in a car wreck I mean you look at you look at the October 1st shooting in Vegas you know you could you can go through anything right like it whatever it is I think it's what people are dealing with and it's just I think that's why you see so much anxiety across the world is because of all this desensitization consciously and people are process subconsciously that makes sense that really makes sense that it's they're taking in all this information I think it's not affecting him at all but it really is that's why you see all these people feel like their lives are out of control and it's because consciously like we're not sitting here talking about it like well yeah yeah you know I seen your car wreck today or you know someone told I don't mean and it's like they're not ever processing it consciously but their body will suck your body will always say you can either text the demons are there going to exercise you to grow it put it at what do they recommend when when when you I mean do they check on you to see if you are having anxiety or do you have to come to them and explain it to them cuz anybody get through it without anxiety I would worry about the people that got through it without it without nightmares or anything you don't know but I think I think some people do I think people just deal with it different ways running but me you know like I used to drink a lot and and but I was doing it not because I was an alcoholic I was doing it as up I just tired rather I could regulate my drinking better than I could the effects of what medicine would do to me and I'll do the Marines have a system that they will they check on you and make sure you're Eeyore guide you into a specific type of treatment when they know there's something wrong yeah but you know the problem is Riley's warfighters is like they don't want to go talk about it or tell the Marine Corps because then they're you know your or the military I'll just a military why'd you know they think they look at you as well now this person can operate everybody everybody's too worried to talk about this because they're afraid of not being able to do their job because they're afraid that somebody will look at them and say oh you got PTSD you don't need a gun and it's and it's like you know most people that have PTSD or car wreck victims really that's the biggest source of you do have an issue how how do you go from having an issue to getting treatment what's the process if you if you if you tell your command I mean you know there's there's all types of resources there I mean you know nobody wants to talk out because you know you start talking then you know how quit your job going to be gone you know I got out I was out before I was out so fast after after all this happened I was out you know 7 or 8 months afterwards and I didn't realize it was going until I probably never started dealing with my PTSD until 2016 do I just I thought this was just normal what made you change my daughter's my daughter sailor I can remember the day I was in a I was actually in the floor like just having anxiety attack like crazy and I was like I got to do something I've have got to do something because my daughter's they deserved father possible like they like they had no choice income in this world and you know I might not want to I might not want to deal with it and face it for myself but they deserve for me to wake up every single day and give them the best father that they could possibly have and and that that is my responsibility to them is that when you first got the shot cuz block so I end up getting it and 2017 2017 I think and I didn't know anything about it until you know once I found out about it I did how did you find out about it just another another Warrior that have gotten it and it worked for them and I also use I use I use three methods to maintain all of it I use the spell ganglion block which is his kind of when it gets real bad I'll go get that that's like the whole reboot right for maintenance I usually use is called alpha-stim so it goes on your earlobes quit smoking with that right for pain anxiety depression but I use I use an alpha stim that goes I put on clipping on my ears and it like I usually do it everyday and it just it melts it melted away as well and then the last piece is is in this is not obviously in in our community it's probably not the popular side of it is is is using a poppy yeah all my drinking alcohol legal in it I just made alcohol legal how do you make it legal to Bootleggers about a business oh okay it's Dukes of Hazzard stop that's crazy wow alcohol legal holyshit


    Marine Dakota Meyer Details What War is Really Like | Joe Rogan
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    and that podcast that you did with Chaka when I was listening to me and change my whole day changed like how I was going to look at my day I was so you know instead of like looking at my day like it's a normal day I was thinking God damn I'm lucky that I damn I'm lucky and goddamn imagine experiencing what you and how old were you at the time I was 21 21 years old and experiencing what you experienced in that insane firefight being locked down and how many guys did you wind up engaging with I don't know I don't know I don't know I mean everyone that I got an opportunity with right and it just you know it was just so chaotic and I still look that I think about all the time obviously it's something I could have never experienced that mean I trained for war every single day when I was in the Marine Corps Mo's what I suppose what my job was and I still could have never imagined that day the way it was or anything the turnout I could have never pictured it I could have never and I think every day that goes by I think there's a reckoning of it right the way that I seen it that day is not the way I see it today and I think that comes with Juno just to sharpening and just your body you know you change and you you see different things in perspective but yeah I mean you know that day I mean it's still I mean it's still it's just it's just there's so many lessons that come from that day that I look at people complain about stuff here in America and it's like you know I seen in one day the best of humans the worst of humans and everybody nobody thought they were wrong and it's possibly know it's just it's just one of those deals of if you know that that day was just that's an important point we just said nobody thought they were wrong. You who was cocky who would tell you you know I love fighting do you know I mean like I like I just want to go fight like you know whatever every fight I had before that it was like you're always had airplane sitting you out or helicopter sitting sitting around always had you know it was like I'm going to go in there and start the fight and I'm going to call and all this other stuff to to win right and that day it wasn't there and and and literally out I walked out of the room I just think about all the time today I just think about all the time of how many generations just that day were changed how many generations of of people's lives were changed you know all my teammates died so don't ever have kids that Generations stopped their families for every so many lives were changed that day by that that that piece and guess what and everybody in America had no clue what's going on like right now there are you guys troops somebody wondering if they're going to be able to come home and see their family again that's reality whether you want ignored or not like that's reality and that was me September 8th 2009 and it was just a she was a chaotic day it's amazing how you could have thousands of days in your life in one day changes the way you look at everything one day changes the way you look at everything and you don't like the the further I go on that I look at it different you know I always talk about the story you know whenever this guy came up behind me in and I ended up killing him with a rock and I always remember just like I remember it like I see it every night like I remember like I just see his face and I got just cuz there was a point the point that I feel like that anybody that when they whether they're injured or anything like they realize they're defeated like they like it. Like I don't know I just think there's a point when you look at somebody and they know they're going to die and I never forget that and you do now I look at it and I see it and how he spanked it like this guy is a son to somebody his mother and father are going to miss him this guy she believes in his cause as much as I do he doesn't believe he's wrong this guy this guy he he could have had a wife or kids that are never going to see their father again just like you know my dad might have never seen me again if it was switched and really I don't even know that I don't hate him I don't even know this guy we're just here at this place right now because we were born in two different countries will you out of weapons will you out of out of him oh, I know he it came up and he started choking me my shot him once before and he was trying to pick my buddy. I'll leave my one of my close to the Afghans. Ali have been shot he he got killed and killed and I came around the stairs to get him and I was on my knee and this guy came up behind me and so he didn't have a weapon either did he had a weapon and I end up shooting him from the ground and I thought he was dead when he fell on the ground and I kind of moved down and got down with. A lie cuz we all still get shot at from this machine gun up on this hill and I was trying to make myself small as I could and this guy ends up coming up with choking me like I thought he was dead I thought he was dead and he ends up choking me out he starts trying to choke me out and eventually let up a little bit and I end up getting around him and I just got we were fighting and for that I can remember I was thinking about was like don't let his legs get on me like you and these guys are legs are uneven crawling up mountains or whole life and he was up music pretty big dude and I just remember getting on top of him finally got on top of him and I. I was rolling on top of him he didn't have all the gear on I did and I end up member getting on top of him like like I was straddling him and I'm just waking up trying to grab for anything I can I'm holding him and hold him down with my throat my forearm just grab anything I can it finally ended up grabbing a rock and I just started beating this dude's face in and I start beating and beating and beating I remember I remember just like finally like after hitting him you know I don't know three or four times 45 times whatever I remember him like finally just kind of looking at me and like just it's it's like he's like just I'm just looking in the eyes like obviously closer than me to you right now and you just see although you can tell like he knows where this is going and I always think but you know obviously I would kill him a million times over again right he was dating me like I don't feel bad about that part of it but I just think about like in that moment if I can find a way to relate to him in that moment a man I'm taking his life we all in America can find a way to connect with each other if we don't connect with each other because we choose not to I don't care what your differences are like like find a reason why we can get along not why we should not get along and I always think about that moment you know of this guy and you know obviously end up dying and it would it showed me was is that no calls that you have that's built on hate will survive I didn't hate this guy didn't even know him but I was willing to to take his life because of what I loved and that's what that's what we have to build our lives in her foundation on is not not being angry and hating each other but because we love to cause that we believe in so much does that make sense it does the way they look at it in Afghanistan this so it's is it Al-Qaeda or the Taliban so I'll kind is mainly end in Iraq is she gets in a wreck in the Taliban Taliban in Afghanistan Taliban what are they trying to do are they trying to run a religious caliph and they I mean they just want that you know they want to run to do it the way that they want to write like they want to they don't want they don't believe in you know women being educated that mean they don't believe in any like they don't believe in you. They go back to that their beliefs of you know driven by religion of all that control they want to put they want to control and how much support did they from the general population I think the support but because I think that it's not necessarily supported the power that they have right like they come in and they leave with the heavy hand right I mean there's these they don't these disease the locals run the place but the Taliban is kind of like look at it like a game right like or like the time and is kind of like the cartel right and so that's that's where they come from and they try to lead with violence and same thing that you would know you would see with the cartel. Albans, looking over a Big Cartel so the general the population they would like that to not be the case he want us system of democracy similar to what we have and I don't know what they want that but shitholes right they all see you know what I think they they they know what could get you know how it could be better and how life could be better if you know the cool thing about America is that we know what freedom is and I promise you this like you want to have all the differences stop if anybody ever invaded us I mean people don't want to give anything up so they would all start fighting everybody would be on the same page and start fighting if anybody tried to come to America cuz nobody would want to give up their stuff will post 9-11 I will meet you at 9:11. I was in 8th grade and I always say I would never wish for another 9/11 but I would give anything for a 912 I would give anything for a 912 it was crazy people are friendly people were letting people in in traffic people that like American flags were everywhere everywhere everywhere people are proud of America everybody was is hard for people weren't there on those days to understand the mood of the country it was a different world like we people were patriotic everybody was remember what it was like before the day 9/11 so I I don't I don't have much perspective on that but I do remember 912 I remember I mean everybody was proud to be American it was everybody was everybody was proud of our country and Who We Are internship it was an Indian that the way it goes though like when something tragic happens like isn't that the way it goes like like we we we focus on what really matters like these differences go away yeah but we come back to what matters well that's something that a lot of people who experience war of sad that this is where they felt the most connected because their life was literally in danger and because they knew because they had lost loved ones to this thing that lost Brothers to this thing this was real and that to this day that is the most exciting and happiest time of their life cuz they were so connected Sebastian Junger wrote about this in the movie that I'll try but yeah if you read it I haven't read it it's very good and it probably would speak to a lot of the exact same things that you say but you know like I I I find the same thing not the same thing obviously cuz my life's not in danger and I hope that I never have to go a day where my life's in danger again and I find the same preciation back here in a country that that I love I can you know I I I narrowed it down cuz I had to come up with a reason of like why do you know it's hard to sit here and watch The Valleys that you fought for and then the government go and give those beliefs back to the Taliban you know there's one video me and my buddy were laughing about the other day a base that that he had been on and he shows me this video and it's like literally the treadmills that were in the gym there it's a Taliban guy running on a treadmill right like they left it there then we'll just like you know and in and I always think about you cuz if you get down the weeds of you start really getting you'll get upset about you know that Valley did I really did did did my teammates sacrifice really change your life like if they had to sacrifice that day would would your life be changed like cuz that's worth fighting for is America and so I just thought I always looked at it like this and I came to peace with it we're trying to do any where we went when when I served and I wore the nation's cloth I got the I got the best opportunity we will thank me for my service I'm like don't don't think maybe like I appreciate you letting me represent America be the away team for the United States of America like I got to wear the nation's cloth in so many countries but I always I justify it as all we tried to do no matter whether we were passing out soccer balls to kids when we were going in and security for a whale or we're taking out an enemy combatant all we were trying to do was make that part of the world that we were in a better place that's all we're trying to do we're trying to leave it better than we found it that moment and if we take that same concept and we apply it here and we all go over and do it for the person on the left and the right of us and if we use that same concept you can apply it here in America every day every single day you can make this qualitative better there's a lot of people in this country that don't think we should be nation-building in other countries and including people like Tulsi gabbard who served but then you got people like Dan Crenshaw who I've had on the podcast and who his prospective is you have to go over there like that you can't allow these groups to get more powerful and gain more control you just can't you can't you can't if not us then who and anything is America a Beacon of Hope across the world America is a Beacon of Hope and and you can notice when America's strong everybody hates us when America's week the world suffers and I'm not saying we need to go in and and fight everybody's battle obviously right like butt on the backside of it you know we're not necessarily going in and fight for the we do have an obligation to go and help people like you take Syria when they are gassing when they are gassing kids and women if nobody else is going to go send rockets in there if nobody else is going to go hold somebody accountable for it and there's nobody that serving that's wearing the uniform that did not gladly doing that and going to go hold them accountable and it has nothing to do with anything other than good and evil and if we don't go fight the evil then who's going to do it who's going to do it and we don't want the evil to get bigger you don't want able to get bigger you don't want the evil 222 progress and you don't want the Evil 2 to think that they can imagine you see what they're doing right now in and I think the world knows that did America will come and show up and you see how how they're still going imagine if they didn't have to worry about us. imagine what they would look like you no thank you can imagine better than most that's part of the problem is that you know when you're in Calabasas you know going to the mall and I'll get getting yourself a f****** smoothie if it doesn't seem real you know and you can have all these opinions about what we should be doing you know and that we need to stop these warmongers weed stop this and stop that and I've I've had those opinions myself in the past and gone back and forth and the only thing that's changed my mind is I've listened to people that actually know I think it's one of the most important things you could ever do and don't try to form an opinion if you don't really have any facts and real or any real understanding I've done that in the past to have made those mistakes people died and then none of them volunteered together country for their life that day except obviously the First Responders you look since 9/11 besides a couple of tax it's been in America we look since 911 everybody that's given their life overseas has volunteered to do that they volunteered to go fight the evil and for us to go over there and do that and keep it off the country to keep it out of our country to keep it to where you know our kids and our families and our mothers and fathers and don't have to worry about this and obviously obviously could it happen anywhere but but I can't think that us being over there and giving them a place to fight us has not helped this country keep from being attacked multiple times if we had not gone over there that's a hard pill for people to swallow right they they don't want to think that but I think the reason why they would attack us is because we're over there yeah well you know what I mean what what what how why do we get attacked on 9/11 who questioned like these people hate us just because they hate us like they say it's not it's not about you know there was that one worker that that said that while we should go over there and get them more jobs and more opportunities know these people don't care like these people have they wake up every day and and and try to think of a way to kill us like there's no negotiating with these people these people are evil these people do nasty things to human beings that didn't know you couldn't even imagine you couldn't make a video game about I mean you look at you look at some is Isis stuff of what they're doing I mean putting somebody in a cage and burning them you want to be empathetic to that throwing people because because of their sexual preference off the timer hands and legs together and throw him off the top of a building people like that did that we're going after and if we don't do it who's going to do it who's going to do it do you think it's possible that this all could be resolved someday that maybe if it's not our children or children's children do you think it's possible that everybody says that but I mean if you look at any of the book they came before us this is this is what you get this is this is just part of any at any point in time there's there's conflict going on it'll never be resolved it'll never be resolved it will never be resolved so it's main to take a maintenance program while never be resolved just because the military-industrial complex wants to keep us at War and this is just a big money grab and that's all they're trying to do is the reason why they have us over there as if they're sending people over there to die so they can make money this is this is how people love to look at it I mean everybody wants to fight I think it's just because everybody wants to find a reason to know everybody wants to everybody wants a reason that they can Touch Peel and Blaine like they want something to blame and they know there's nothing to blame except the people who are doing this and it exists and it's real and he's a real people and you know what we're just so lucky that we have an all-volunteer military with some of the greatest people that ever walked the face of the planet who are willing to go do this who willing to do it on on mining your behalf I mean how cool is that it's pretty wild when you think about it right is it in complete volunteer army volunteer complete volunteer military these people are willing to raise their right hand to a piece of paper to an idea of democracy go over they put their whole life on hold their wives sacrifice when you take military spouses and they sacrifice if not more than than the people fighting with send in the veterans in the service members and their they're willing to go over and fight for my nanny your freedom they've never met us but they're willing to give their lives for like think about this I like people who are we listening to this like what can you name one thing right now that you're willing to give your life for I think about that would you give your life for right now like like somebody pulled a gun out you know you're going to die would you give your life for Chinese people willing to go do it on the idea of democracy on the idea of me and you on the idea of good it's incredible it isn't you when you signed up how old were you 17 your 17th 18th birthday can my dad sign for me someone can sign for you and did you have any other aspirations or was that something that you knew you were going to do know I like honesty a marine recruiter can't tell me I never make it as a marine and so like questions and just to know being a typical high school student and he's like you're wasting my time you never make it as a marine and you know what I was up to the challenge so I signed up that to him saying that was what really started and it was in really know what the Marine Corps was before that but you think about that like her whole life is built tough decisions you know our decisions our control we are today where were where we deserve to be because we made the decisions up to this point like and that's a hard pill to swallow to yats variable right there's still some things are out of your control there are but but a lot of it but a lot of it you can't control situations and circumstances but you can control how you take it control your sponsor response growing up like that mean you're growing up in combat and you're growing up at 18 years old I mean I was a f****** baby when I was 18 you're growing up in, yeah I guess if you look at it like this and you are here now ten years after what we were talking about and you said it still keeps you up I wake up you know I got a couple a couple nights a month and just you know an anxiety attack throwing up Alexa speak in last week I was on the road at the first time you know I always like I'm always nervous like you in the middle of night my daughter get scared or shoot you know she comes down and gets it in my bed like I'm always really like nervous about that because I don't I would like it like it was so I was so nervous about it because I was just cash I never want them to see me in that in that that state right and the other day on the road I was speaking out in North Carolina and she's obviously we're in a hotel so she was staying with me and I I don't know I didn't feel good at night so what I do is I put a I put a pillow between us and a gosh I had I had one I knocked my tooth off my back. Muffineer off like it was so terrible and she just looked at me she's 3 and she just looked at me and she said it's okay that you're not you're not a bad dad and and I was like you know but yeah I mean you know you still that mean this is that's that's why you look at it I see if people who plays video games and they get nothing from like that there's no emotional attachment to it and it's like this stuff surreal like there's nobody who go out on a limb and say there's nobody who sees this stuff and they don't you don't come back and deal with it go out on a limb and say there's nobody who sees this stuff and they don't you don't come back and deal with it like it's it's a normal process to it to being part of not normal situations


    Joe Rogan | Why is Sex Not Allowed in Movies? (But Violence Is)
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    weird what you could see all the violence while I watch John Wick 3 last night finally finished it she's three-quarters of the way through I'm like how many f****** people have they killed this is so ridiculous out your system fast it's murder p*** that's what it's like is unheard-of but yet you don't show sex but you could show people brains exploding but they showed a girl's p**** and a penis going inside of a people see your feet up in the air like what are we watching you can see Brad Pitt spoiler alert if you see that once upon a time in Hollywood with the name of it beats woman to death smashing her face against a mantle of a f****** fireplace annulare holyfuck and that's okay that's okay saw her a****** you do like what I see her actual a****** this is crazy get this off you should go to jail it's weird everybody wants to do like we all want sex I really like sex and I like sex but wages it would be a Scarlett Johansson and Brad Pitt had actual sex scene in a movie a movie called brown bunny it was a long time ago there was a movie with Vincent Gallo and there was an actress her name is Chloe I forget how to share names of energy how do you say it 7 G really good actress a really good actor and for whatever reason they decided to do a sex scene where she gives him a real b******* and everybody who saw it in the theater was angry all these critics were angry they like this is f****** outrageous it really killed his career and he killed her career a little bit too I think definitely derailed it but it f****** killed his career but do you want everybody loves Keanu Reeves and he's like he's cutting a legitimate b****** that's outrageous like I should be pulling everybody wants to do it since I'm super weird everybody will be like get the f*** out of here you probably had a film it and not let anybody know what was happening until after it was over the crazy things you talked her into it you imagine she feel like wait what the f*** did you just say where others water buffalo and they kill the water buffalo with a machete they use a real water buffalo and a real machete they really kill the water buffalo but you know there's a scene in Apocalypse Now where others water buffalo and they killed a water buffalo with a machete they use the real water buffalo and a real machete they really killed a water buffalo for that scene and people in North I bet they would go nuts now when people find out about now they freak out


    Joe Rogan | Video Games Romanticize War w/Dakota Meyer
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    and I tell people all the time like you know just because you know we get so caught up like right now is like an emotional time for for America rides getting ready to I caught the draining time you know from now until you know November until the election time it's going to be draining right everybody's getting so emotional and fired up and him and it's like you know like it's going to be whatever but the cool part is it that this country like from all of us in the military from all our first are police officers you know we're the only country on the face at planet that doesn't swear allegiance to a person we swear allegiance to a document to a piece of paper and that that's what that's what allows us to be us that's what allows us to not have one person come in and be able to change up this idea that we have of democracy of freedom and and that's that's that's something that's just it's it's incredible it's what keeps our country the way it is right like there's not you know the people will always be in charge here any most of America most 99% of America's Incredible is incredible and you know what they're going to they're stopping there helping people and it's just too loud ones that make us look and I'll make it look like it's all chaotic well people love to point out the horrible aspects and they love to ignore the good aspects they'll have to dwell on the bad parts and I think ultimately that's going to prove to be good for everybody because those people that are highlighting all these bad things than everybody else has to think about it and we'll slowly but surely evolve and come to an understanding and M and make the world a better place it's way better place now than it was a hundred years ago or two hundred years ago I think this is a me Steven Pinker talks about this all the time of it in his books but it has criticized for it because a lot of people don't like the idea that things are getting better they want to dwell on the negative aspects and they want to they want to magnify those and make it the most important focal point I think the most important focal point for one have a good world is concentrate on the good aspects and how amazing it really is that we have this incredible ability to express ourselves this incredible ability to prosper to move and I mean people don't get the the same share or the same stake in life a lot of people get a terrible opening hand of cards but you can improve and this is one of the rare places in the world where you can if you're if you're so inclined if you have the discipline if you could figure it out emotionally if you could figure it out in terms of like what you want to do you can you can live a healthy a healthy and successful life in this country it's possible it's 100% a hundred percent like nobody's holding you down right like you have the choice to be able to do that you have the choice set to go out to every opportunities here like there's no other country that has more opportunities in the United States of America especially anybody and I agree with you I think Society has gotten into this to this place of where we're trying doubt victimized each other like can be the bigger victim who's had it harder and and you know it's it's the thing that I also believe is it with technology and all this is the empathy like like suffering has became normal for people right like like it's became entertainment like look at reality TV like people's messed up lives That's Entertainment for people now video games of all time about war right we came back and it was like War has now been romanticized romanticize it is this cool image of like I hear people say I just want to go kick in doors and shoot people in the face and take what you've probably never done it then and it's like we've got her kids playing video games of the stuff that keeps me awake at night and it's like you know at what point do we start humanizing these things will you see one of those crazy video games first-person shooters involving War does that bring back memories I mean does it does it it doesn't irritate you I think it was not put out there is is not here kids at talking about hey you know did you use this or did you use this or did you not you hear people say well did you kill somebody right it's like the kids and I don't think that that's like to me that bothers me because it's not there's nothing cool about taking another human's life and and when you're playing video games since I got you like these kids are just watching the screen over and over in the more you know the more graphic it gets like the less desensitize that we have to another human being suffering the more you know from being empathetic to the hadid's real people these are real people's lives like what if they know we we stop looking at looking at people and saying you know this is Someone's Child this is someone's mother this is someone's son like we we've gotten away from the old art that I was always told to live by treat someone you would want to be treated yourself and if you were in no shoes and every time I pass somebody every time I see somebody stuff I always look at that and be like what would I want somebody to do if they see my daughter suffering or My Son suffering right at me look at all these times I see is people holding their video cameras up in their video and somebody like getting just beat and it's like what how do you do that not help how does that not just suck everything out of you to not want to do something there's a thing called diffusion of responsibility that happens people in crowds unfortunately and is also the same thing that I think filming something that's happening in real life is the same thing you seen in his video games and television shows me we we have never had more violence in film form and video game forum ever ever but yet we've never had less violence violence like how many people who play these games that have seen people get shot over and over and over and over again I've never seen a body never seen anybody gets severely wounded or shot and so to them getting and shooting people is always it's almost like empty like bang bang bang there's a guy comes out of them and then shut it off and turn it on again you do it again you're experiencing this thing that's empty so it's like you're pretending to drink water but there's nothing in the glass you just keep doing it over and over again and then you get some real water and you like oh this is this is different the terrible now she put the analogy of numbing that people are numb to this fake violence and have no experience with the real stuff so they think of the real stuff the same way they think of the fake stuff they do and then sometimes when they see it they still or not they still can't act right like the way I look at it if you know simulators like flight simulator virtual reality training until like I think it is the same way when you're doing this and then you got games that come out like Grand Theft Auto right like where you're just running around and you're shooting hookers running people over how is anything positive come from you got games that come out like Grand Theft Auto right like where you're just running around and you're two and hookers running people over how is anything positive come from


    Joe Rogan | What People Get Wrong About War w/Dakota Meyer
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    baseball anybody who really wants to know you in-depth in your element talking with a fellow Warrior I strongly recommend that podcast for people don't what what number is it you know which number play around now number it is just listening to it it's Jocko podcast 115 Into the Fire and Beyond the Call of Duty Jaco is a f****** beast and you together talking the incidents that happened with you overseas it's insane I mean it is is like I had to call Buddy my to stop the podcast and call my friend Brenda just to talk to him I was like this is so intense it's like I was driving up getting nervous right you know driving in my pocket Tesla electric car do you know when you listen to that podcast that that was by far the most like Jocko just pulled it out of me like right like you almost everybody hits like that the high points of it but you owe me and Jocko just made that connection it was the first time we ever met face-to-face yeah we just went I can't pick me pick me up from the airport and we went we went there and we sit down and to do the the podcast and and I don't know I think I think he knew the questions to ask because I think it was good for both of us because you know if you got to the kind of in the middle of it if you start here no silences it was both of us trying to keep from tears falling right like it was like it like that moment you're trying to say just you not really we really connected and it was you know there was a tough podcast well you could tell because for Jocko me. I listen to a lot of Jocko's podcast but that was one where he was really in his element first of all it's very obviously has a deep respect for you and who you are and what you stand for and then to it brought him back to his own experiences and War and so whole thing's just is one of the most intense podcast I've ever listened to if not the most intense it's f****** have him yeah it was it was heavy was a hard like it was a hard one you think we both was getting as much out of his eye was right and I have the utmost respect for the guys just you know he is he's the epitome of of a warrior all around you know like from day it day in and day out and he wakes up every day and lives the things that he says I mean you know he he does what he says and you and he puts people first and he's just he's one of the reason the greatest guys ever met and I agree. Couldn't said about her and Tim Kennedy's while we know we're going friends with Tim and that the same thing that kind of so rare rare human being it is those guys I'm surrounded by people like that I'm so fortunate to have a circle like that you know I think that that that's what makes us who we are you know I mean that the truth the epitome iron sharpens iron and when you're surrounded by guys like Jocko and Tim Kennedy and in I mean what would you have no option but even if you're even if your last in that group like you're still you're still above-average you know well there's a cliche you know that comes up when people talk about military you know that you know people will say anything and sometimes it does it's it's hard to understand whether or not the graph exactly what they're saying but that people make sacrifices so that you can be free and I don't think I don't think people it's hard to truly internalize that without having experienced what you've experienced with Jacquelyn Tim Kennedy to experience what I'm listening to it I know that it's correct I know that it's true I supported 100% but it's almost like a an alien thing to me because I've never experienced it so it when hearing you guys talk about it and climbing inside your head for a bit and let him listen to describe it that that too cliche the land of the free because of the Brave it it it it gets highlight will you understand like this is why America's not like it is in other places because of the strong military and one of things you guys talked about in that podcast was this idea of us invading Afghanistan that you were fighting alongside Afghan actually and most people who talk about Worrell have this peripheral sort of cursory understanding about what they would like the world to be like you know that they would like no war and that other this is terrible we shouldn't be over they don't truly understand what you understand in and and I think you know the perspective that I get to come back and I think all these guys telling their stories you know from Rob O'Neill to Marcus Luttrell like I think every every Warrior out there has to tell their story to make people understand right like it's so important for that because we've got a perspective of the world did a lot of people don't get ya and you know me I stood next to I stood next to people and it did we couldn't like you talk not believing not being raised not come from the same place not having y'all we could have found every reason not to to be on the same ground but we stood next to each other were willing to die for each other we found we chose to find the common denominator and that was because there's only two types of people in this world there's good and evil it really comes down to that like like war is so simple life is so simple when you try to complicate it there's other reasons and it's like this this whole this whole thing we were all fighting for this for the belief to be free this this this belief of democracy this belief of of what we all live for and it's you can't see it but but we live it everyday and we were willing to give our Lives four for four people we didn't even know people we didn't even meet one of things you talked about with Jakob you said you didn't just lose four brothers that day you lost 10 because you lost six Afghani Brothers as well that we let you know. as the Marines were you know my team of Afghan soldiers you know I lived on a basis for us and Eddie Afghans and every day I went out on patrol and I'm patrolling with him and they're no different than than me and you you don't date they just want a place I'll never forget that really hit home to me cuz I hadn't an Afghan we were sitting up on the mountain that actually the cover of my book it was that day we were sitting on that that mountain cuz we chased some Taliban up up that hill and we were sitting up there and it's Afghan looked at me and he just said I hope that someday you can bring your family here on vacation I hope that we can get at that point wow and it really hit home to me it's like you know we're all just alike you know we're all just to like we all just want to live a great life and we all just want to get along I mean if you don't if you don't get along because you choose not to get along for people don't understand the conflict of interest and explain what is happening and why were over there basically Afghanistan it and it was the same thing in Iraq to I mean you know that's where these terrorist organizations were right and you know we're over there fighting alongside Afghanistan world are fighting alongside Iraq we're not fighting Iraq and fighting Afghanistan we are fighting alongside both of those countries and trying to rebuild it up and trying to get rid of these terrorist cells that are inside those countries you know I like you said I mean everybody thinks we're fighting Iraq and Afghanistan it's not the case work alongside I'm helping them rebuild their countries you know when you go to Black Rifle coffee in Salt Lake and those guys are awesome awesome day they brought a bunch of former Afghan troops over they work for him over there like a lot of the guys working in the factory you like oh okay I got these guys are so close these people they brought him back and gave him jobs at America I just think most people don't really have a full picture of what what's at stake and YTD happening they just don't want war war but it's like you know I mean that there's no way you mean you can go in your house and then lock your doors in and sit there and try to pretend that the evil that we fight doesn't exist but it exists it exists it's there it's there and if we don't go fight it over there it's going to come here that's another cliche that like seems alien the people you know it's it's it's a true statement it's always been true throughout human history but when you live in a country like America we're so fortunate it's so awesome here even when it sucks it's awesome in comparison to the rest of the world you know it's a very rare that you have a place where you really can start at the bottom and make your way up to be a successful person I mean literally you can start here and come from nothing and within your generation a place where you really can start at the bottom and make your way up to be a successful person I mean literally you can start here and come from nothing and within your generation be the president of United States you could literally start from that and it's only country on the face of planet


    Alaskan Mosquitoes Are Crazy!
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    in Alaska for a year and it was a whole different world is a different word of a whole different world it's like it's a really nice place to visit when you go up there September is really exhausting asleep though yeah we we got out of the car we got to the river and you know what you pull up the trailhead and we we got the car and we hadn't spread the bug spray on we open up the door I was thinking well we'll get out you know I'll put my clothes on then I'll spray myself a bug sprayed the moment we open the door the car was filled with a hundred mosquitoes like that how the f*** do they even know we're here they just found it right Bullhead fresh blood just open the door bug spray inside the truck that's ridiculous it's awesome to Crazy place to live but it's also like when you're up there you recognize like oh like this is a these people have a way closer relationship with the natural world than we do it gets cold as f*** in the winter they're surrounded by grizzly bears moose or everywhere deer everywhere it's just a different different relationship with wildlife you're going out to there was a cabin there's a cabin at Mount Denali and so what we do is ride snow machines you have to park and then you have to ride snow machines out to it and like everything you do up there is it's it's like serious you don't mean it's not as you better take it to her so you could die yeah they can kill baby Caribou Caribou calves literally mosquitoes won't like Sting them around their eyeballs are assholes until this guy swarm and golf scientist recorded god-awful phenomenon that's right that's what happens when you only get to live for a couple months you just got to go all out oh my God for mosquitoes that is crazy Skeeter's yeah they're doing it for the gram it up just for Instagram it's not worth it man keep your feet protect bro do crazy socks


    The Time a Parachutist Crashed the Evander Holyfield/Riddick Bowe Fight | Joe Rogan
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    well you guys have some crazy fights but the craziest one was probably the one with a guy landed in the middle of the Ring the guy with the parachute with the what was that guy's what did he call himself in his parachute and he literally landed in the ring that was in the outdoor arena in Vegas is that what it was yes and I did and it's saving yeah well you had them hurting and everybody got a cold I mean you cooled off mean it almost seems like they should have canceled the fight well you know when you land on the ropes like that Curtis Mayfield had just got paralyzed with same thing about to fall and I was trying to make sure that I can make that quickstep get in I get out so this guy once you finally realize that it was a guy on a parachute with a I know, will you I got to keep my mind already and they clean the ring out no I I Stay Focus in my own thing is that you know I felt that I won the first-half I got now I got this next half an hour to get that guy out of there like this Altima he got a really good being forthcoming in I hope he did is he still in jail I guess that's his legacy is he still in jail now that he's gone I guess that's his legacy


    Evander Holyfield is Fighting an Exhibition at 50 Years Old!! | Joe Rogan
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    I'm seeing every single fight you've ever had so for me it's as an honor to have you in here man as a giant boxing fan all the way back to Dwight qawi sorry fight in the Olympics so everything tell the town that whatever that Tsunami Tsunami you look great in great shape still now at your age like what most less I'm going to fight with a 2011 somebody wants to grab some milk so it's been like 8 years which is you were thinking of competing like deep in your fifties though I'm thinking about I wanted to be ready both come and help buttons then you can do with somebody you friends with cry they know that they not going to hit you too hard if you don't hit them too hard right it'll be more of us sparring yesterday I want to I want to look good but but it is I don't want to get in a doggy doggy fight why you don't want to get into a war but you just want to have like a little exhibition sparring matches a little just combinations not hit each other too hard that kind of deal you might want to actually fight again I don't think I don't think I will ever go back in cuz I did everything I wanted to do right I feel that I got as far as I wanted to get and and you know I am only full-time heavyweight champ of the world ever as far as I wanted to get and you know I am only full-time middleweight champ of the world ever a reason to be mad with nobody about anything and I had a great a great career believable career


    Evander Holyfield on Wilder vs. Fury Fight
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    what do you think about today's hour of boxing speed particular heavyweight Division I mean it's it's real exciting right now I think it's coming back Ruiz don't you look at you may think he can't fight fighters I see they picked the wrong guy and by that my first time ever seeing a guy but underneath all that fat there's an incredible athlete but that's what I'm saying he looks like he's carved out of stone he knocked up and knock them down three times crazy and then you got Deontay Wilder who's one of the craziest heavyweight knockout artist ever I mean that guy has Preposterous power Dion he go in and he fight his fight and and when he can see that show I hit the one hit and hit by somebody he had while at the end least he know the guy I remember the time when he got hurt he got knocked down and all that and one thing did he show up yet confident people don't have comp and they get hurt they start trying to Roar when he got hurt he came forth and that's the reason why he was able to buy that then we're going to have a rematch which shows still confidence ain't nobody even after that fight want to fight Ortiz still in beta upset somebody before we come back and Ortiz is getting old and no one even knows how old he really is cuz he's from Cuba and now this is speculation he's 50 years old people don't even know but he's an amazing man his boxing is just top-notch and he had Deonte and all sorts of trouble but you're right wild to show that he could overcome adversity and then his power that's one of the more impressive things about him his power doesn't go away Pizza power like deep in the 12th round knocked out Tyson Fury or knocked down your license Fury in the 12th round it looks like it was over but that's what I'm saying Tyson Fury 209 the day of the fight crazy cuz he said I can fight I know what I could do Death Note 2 punches referee didn't get up get up by the referee on your jump on you won't let you he would have been the camp and in so now they aren't you excited that he got up and then Tyson Fury want to win the rest around what way did he done but still when you do the thing right at your job going to be saving a fighter right they would have did it you know what bothers me what bothers me is account was more than 10 seconds what that's what I'm saying that's what bothers me about what bothers me is I think it shouldn't be the referee going 1-2 it should be a number like you should be like a timer that I do have this is how you know that they have a guy with a digital clock that shows you 10 actual seconds I think they should have something like that still to the referee some referees like 123 Are the referees like 120 seconds what bothered me was what bothered me I said hi to you and they other in the guy doing him like this they stopping the fight fight a lot of referees with stop that fight something's wrong with that it was because it was such a big fight like everybody wanted to see that fight was such a huge fight while you're not even though I said you go ahead and other country you know is that buy clothes anywhere you're not getting it punching that don't you know that's a fight was that was a fight that beg for a rematch just beg for a rematch and it bothers me it's one thing that bothers me about boxing sometimes is that these fights they don't they don't come to fruition and then if he almost lost in his Tyson that cut in his last fight I mean that was a bad cut you could have stopped that fight or no they stopping it is for anybody who cuz I know how how important it is for anybody who put their life online to be a fighter and want to say I I I it was fair I did it I did my all least I got my opportunity


    Joe and Lenny Clarke Tell Stories of Meeting Future Murderers
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    I got an old lady start when we lived at the barracks as 14 comedians living in that place and have it scrapped them again by cuz I don't eat that Mike and I had and we don't lose it Jason's room which was like a closet what does she do for your first register sperm room rage all night I would break windows I just love the sound of breaking glass window guy on call want me to get you anything at you jealous to talk Lady Gaga only live to see you dead right now laying in my bed puking in a bucket and Rogers and comes in any way street I don't think they ever solve the case but it would definitely make it up three flights of stairs in her Pockets but we have the Patty wagon parked out fallopian tube always crazy breaking his bones with a hammer and then injecting with cocaine keep awake cuz he was he was blacking out from the pain and they cut his hands off they cut his head off they cut everything off and this dude that I knew got arrested for it and when I asked him about it he knew something like it was one of those things where I like you know you ask someone if they arrested you why would they arrest you and it was like this I don't know I don't know nothing holyshit I was like oh my God I might know a f****** serious murder he went to jail for something else I forgot we went to jail I'm doing when I was 16 and he went to jail and then he came out and when he came out like all his tattoos he had scars all over all this tattoos like apparently tried to burn his tattoos off in the joint and he was like just a different person like this time in jail I guess he was in jail for like maybe a five years from when I know him waukena five years later and start raining again and just super spooky to be around somebody that you think might have done that I know a few murderous that I didn't know at the time when I met them it'll help me out deals Yanni did time get a lot of time Corvettes 12 red Corvettes and light up outside I don't want to go back there was a briefcase full of cash and he went in and he bought the entire lunch room lunch lunch. I'll let you know if there's any drugs or drug remnants on you you're not going to be released and I won't let me change my clothes so I change my clothes and I did the show and it was really red and I'm going to DJ in a couple of PJ has it that I think swing either one I don't I think it was a cancer thing and then repeat that could that be why do I get out and then emerges some guy and he goes back a double life. it's so funny how if you're in the nightclub business like we are you're going to run into people along the way that I've done some horrible s*** o shot a guy's head off with a sword crack butt crack I'm passing out I mean I'm so high I passed out and all I get is what are we going to do with the party I was the last thing whose body you have you died isn't that the atrial fibrillation all the hot damn it said that I should maybe wait you know cuz I was almost at the door


    Lenny Clarke - Heckler's Son Wanted Revenge... 20 Years Later! | Joe Rogan
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    you know Joe it was like you could do whatever you want then we started, then Boston so there was no rules and it don't break the rules today you see how it is today I really enjoy working today it is but the club's you know the other day next. Crying can I find likes you but I hate you want to rip your face off I go ahead is nice to meet you to write this week that's my water I go pick it out and I walk away to take a picture so I come back and you said you wanted father on stage 20 years ago on a Thursday night at Granite Links some point FL I don't remember what I did last Thursday or Friday I can't do that all dressed nice and feels you going to punch him in the throat of the promise sometimes unique touch in the real way to do is this this with your hand just slam that f****** thing in the throat right now that's how you do it if you punch someone in the throat yeah I pushed him away from me yeah you don't want to really hurt him you want to give him the f*** away from you just use your open hand like that are open hand just like that it's amazing how much force you can generate with your hand like that just slamming and throwing you don't have to can people that are unhinged I was always going to be people that can't hang but what's a really amazing Lenny is the amount of shows that we do how many people keep it together yes why did the Bills you want me to do stand-up now it is so much different than before because you can't say words you can but no not me I can't know you looking at all the white men 63 year old guy and it's a big bike federal case against


    Lenny Clarke On His Run-Ins with Martha's Vineyard Wildlife
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    Rogers and says that I am the worst country in the world because when I move to the vineyard remember the first year everywhere out there isn't it I didn't know that and I came home one night lit up and I get out of my car I did just popped in front of door I backed up and stepped on a wild turkeys and suppose we do my bird feed at night I feed the birds and so I say I'm going to kill you bastard your own furniture at them and I got a couple of it but I think I like to shoot the tail off you know maybe right right cuz I feel bad when I got cuz I want to kill my Mindy leganes neighborhood guy in front of them hit a deer and it flew up in the air and landed through his windshield to kill them on the highway in front hit the deer boom Here Comes flying through the air I had I had a partial view of the ocean in Ocean View and in the winter time I was going to I bought two nurseries going out of business we have 503 is not a MOBA 6ft tall but then we had guns and vegetables and stuff like that and then can't read cuz they ate all that I am not good at killing stuff I did kill a couple with you by mistake I really did I try to scare me exactly. Henry Rifles is like a big rifle company and state up is there a rule on how many are allowed to kill are they shooting them during season or you just shoot in my kitchen table I don't think I think I may have lost one fight in his life is it tough tough son-of-a-b**** Highway 10 best top fight season light show is rabbit and skunk spray at indigenous to the vineyard so cuz he was pissed off at some other rules he couldn't do any letter in a x chickens up to you know skunks are predators the f*** your dog up there yeah you know if you got a cat is there a limit for the animals you can kill when I killed my first turkey I thought that some guy own dolls


    Just How Screwed Up is Boston's Sewer System?
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    if you could change anything in your life would you change anything no of course I knew you'd say that now that's me would you change anything everything Mustang ever made but it's made me a better person I'm still making mistakes I mean I wouldn't encourage you say his name in the show terrible place to eat for a minute I mean if I had a son f****** kick him out of the house make them go fend for himself I really would. Staples the globe I did the herald under the New York Times for the New York Times and it Cambridge Chronicle give me while doing stand-up because it gave me money like I didn't have to have a regular job like I could get up in the morning and I could deliver newspapers from you know 5 a.m. till like 7:30 a.m. for a Knights of Columbus Hall at all f****** some I mean I think I quit after like 3 weeks but always carry cement and pressure treated lumber that's all I did every day cement and pressure treated lumber out in the sun and by the time 5 Woodrow around or whatever it was we quit I I didn't have anything left I'll just eat and fall asleep and I get up in the morning do it again and it but it taught me something like if you if you want to be a labor that for life this is what life is and this is this a f****** tired going to be figure out what you want to do with your life and get after it and I'm at the time I was probably like 18 or 9:10 I'll never forget how hard it was I 21 I went to the National Laborers Training Center in Hopkinton Mass got a janitor in a couple donuts at one time when my dad gets sick and I'm stuck here but at dinner that I was short truck operator which was a great job. They used to have a claw on the back of a big big giant pickup truck in on your butt and it's swing it out and it pick up the the top of the the sewer and then you put the clam in and open it up and your pickup and I went to every Barham in Cambridge is it a lot of complaints really yeah I can take it up for really I don't want your money with you and then we get to call the guys would come if you had the right crew they can fix that sidewalk a couple hours, Massachusetts always concrete how about the big dig how much longer did that take it was supposed to take the biggest corruption schemes in all the history of construction I know the big dick. To jail The Big Dig was supposed to cost 1.8 billion dollars and be done in seven years The Big Dig is still not finished and it cost $28 billion dollar that's 26 billion dollar over benefits of plums everyone made when I was living in Malden right they were working on it that was in 1988 that still work 91 and 2007 it's official Boston's big dig will be done the Washington Post in 2007 Community organizer philanthropist wonderful person Joe and the people in child something he's a Jew what brought that put you up so who were against the Bridge being it because it cast a shadow on the Charles River preventing the fish from being in the river to go out to the ocean and spawn really should not be allowed to recreate. what is a brown River one day I was out there walking around and I saw some bubbling in the water and I watched a condom bubble up to the surface and I realize it was a sewer pipe that was broken it was leaking raw sewage right to the f****** River when you were a kid but nobody steps on that grass no one even Yaki he's just friends cuz I wanted to learn all about grass cuz I smoked it at smoking is easy to grow in a problem but he when he took over when the show is would back up in Boston they would flood Fenway Park and when the water receded they'll be actually fish flapping in the infield and we have pictures of it and about become what port how did he get into the grass area the water would rise from where the water drains out of the ballpark it would come back in this pictures of fish flopping on the field at Fenway Park on my birthday one night at Fenway Park this is yes sir. But 10-12 years ago and he said to me since you want to go sit in my seat at Fenway he extended to Melrose Jimmy Buffett two nights in a row there's not a braid out of beautiful beautiful is it the song my house is surrounded by stone walls that you couldn't even see because the tickets and the brush was all overgrown the next day she must have like eight trucks in there and they don't want to surround the my entire estate and just didn't know rains hard the dugouts flood because the crown in the old field I wasn't surprised because I'd seen that before Milwaukee County Stadium he didn't say if it really really rains hard the Antiquated City storm drains will backup and water will come out of the Marine manhole covers in Fenway Concourse and then fled The Concourse if it really really really rains hard the first base camera pit will fill up with water and the fish from the Charles River a mile away will swim through the city pipes and swim into the camera pit and then swim out onto the field I said wow mr. Mooney that's why I'm thinking he was pulling my leg I went home and told my wife you won't believe the stories and mr. Mooney tells fast forward to April Friday night before the Red Sox home opener on Monday the overnight forecast was for two to three inches of rain so we put the tarp on the infield when the rain stopped early Saturday morning we received almost three inches of rain I walk behind the home plate towards the Red Sox Dugout to check the conditions of the warrant track and I couldn't believe my eyes when I look at soft fish laying on the grass I looked around for Joe thinking yet but a great prank on me pull the Great Prank on me but didn't see him anywhere I walked over to the camera pit and sure enough it was full of water I turned around to look towards the infield I saw seven more fish between the camera pit and second base in my rush to get the tarp off now sunny skies and get ready for my first Red Sox opener I unfortunately through all the fish away I wish since then I could have saved the fish and have them displayed for my office my home and for Joe but at least I made time to take this photo and since then I've had it hanging on my office wall Joe one of my favorite words is indication question that you asked me which I couldn't get on Ellen's funniest joke you know that's why you laugh when baby sick


    Joe Rogan Reviews "Joker"
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    look for him in like 97 back in 97 that was like the first time I ever worked for him but he was dead and that was when Drew Carey had The Drew Carey Show and Drew Carey had got him apart on The Drew Carey Show names like he wasn't being like a real actor and then all the sudden I see him on the f****** Sopranos I was like holy s*** it is substantiated my feelings about acting it's just pretending it's not that hard cuz I mean there's acting like did you see the Joker yet holyshit saw the other night and you were right holyshit Joaquin Phoenix is a f****** Master masterpiece you might not be into it if you're not into the haunted movie I enjoy anything that's done well you know I mean even if it's not my cup of tea but I'll go and I watch it and I'll try and figure out what the message we're trying to get a point and maybe I can connect with your vision I'll give you that I need the dark at home he's just not a funny f****** moment that movie that is not a happy moment in that movie but it's a masterpiece but the point is like that kind of acting like what Joaquin Phoenix does and that movie with Daniel Day-Lewis doesn't his movies like that sad if it's a different going to act on another level but like regular that's on another level but like regular acting like look what Steve did they gave him a fat suit they put a fat suit on him and he who played Bobby on The Sopranos any f****** nailed it knocked out his whole life


    Best of the Week - September 29, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    listening to these dudes quite a bit and then let into the next deployment of their month boom almost died pretty hard teammates save me and we had blood on the ground like I got blood on On Target and then they made a hellacious movement to give me the Medevac long story short I'm eating dinner in the hospital one of the first meals jamming out to these dudes and I was like nah nah try to get ahold of him So, eventually did and he came hung out for like 2 hours I made my friend now General gaudette wait like 15 minutes so we can finish talking about what you're talkin about which when you're when you're in enlisted you don't make generals wait but a lot of ketamine so's this week but then his own accord to donate to the foundation so this little tour going on that coincides with the album release is Special Forces foundation so that helps gold star families which are the families that remained of remained of the friends I got killed on this trip so there were four Green Berets into EOD text and so that money is going to them that's that's what I care about set of challenges but I don't care about getting taken care of other than the normal Army processes but I want them to get taken care of from the foundation so grateful to have you guys as friends now they're awesome amazing musicians but amazing people and then I'm grateful to be here and just to push that out so people are coming to the show is all that money goes to the foundation and then people can go on the foundations website which is Special Forces foundation.org and I appreciate it I did DMT three times in a day wow the third time it was a really strong one and it f****** up for a while I don't remember how long afterwards this is during the Fear Factor days but I remember reality the way I described it the reality was very slippery yeah very slippery like I kept thinking that car's been a flyover the incoming Lane crash into my car and kill me thinking like you'd be really careful but then I realize that what that is is like my ego trying to protect me by making me aware of eminent threats and trying to re-establish its position as in the chain of command because like the one of the things about really extreme psychedelic experiences that they dissolve the ego to the point where you realize like you don't really matter like you're a part of some crazy system the only reason why you think you really matter cuz you biology stay alive because you're season Heron existential threats to your existence that have always existed throughout time and you know ultimately though it doesn't matter cuz you're just going to live and die and probably Live Again by again and this is like a duck come up for a while but I was functional but I was real nervous and weirded out by the whole weeks maybe months or 3 times in a day where you try and do that on purpose or I went in but I didn't go into deep thought I saw the visuals and I lay there and I was like I got to the door and I could see through the windows of the house but I didn't go inside the second time it just like opened up a f****** Vortex and socked me through the center of the universe and then it was really really really intense not I did it again after that because I loved it cuz it was so awesome I wanted to do one more time I got to do it more but start with with re slipping me Molly I start there capsule if I can put it into her shots out of your mind Hocking college roommate it is you like to get the Molly tested like where you buying this model my favorite Molly dealer stop letting know the orange juice kicked it back up from drinking Amalia New Mexico hard party drug we had a great time to Tom would you only he said he do it to you how much have I would you be if you guys might be very mad at your house it was your last the promise of you have something to do that's good thank you here's what I did was and I was you side with the sorry thank you I don't get it I appreciate it thank you I know because I did the reading for this and I mean this is all just a social experiment to see how far they can push us away from any kind of possible power we can have to coalesce and go wait a minute you guys are not going to take any more of our money for your f****** travels hey b**** b**** you can't know you it was not in the public sphere when she said it was in the public sphere I go up there and I am disgusted it's crazy right now and I don't think most people know how bad it is their children who the president is it's all a f****** scam to put public money into private pockets and nothing else you're being robbed and nothing else and they're both doing it both parties both sides both up and down it's about the American people that we have got to go to Washington you know that movie mrs. mr. Smith I think about all need to be mr. Smith and although the Washington was like this is our government that is our tax money and it will be audited As Trump has promised and as long as President Trump continues to make the moves to keep that promise to us I will be supportive of him because that needs to happen the Federal Reserve must be audited and we have to thank President Trump for going in that direction 10 hours a day you went hard in the paint I was supposed to go somewhere so just that those jokes are coming and I was like will you tell her or will someone give her a heads up like and then like we don't want to alert her cuz she might not want to do it now so who decided to not do the jokes jokes around town to get ready for it like I was going like Caitlyn Jenner such a beautiful woman you killed with your car 4 years ago you know stuff like that that you I love that you're a woman that can't menstruate yet you still manage to have blood on your hands like the great jokes and you can't menstruate menstruate menstruate I've never said that to me was because Caitlyn Jenner heard the morning of that a call with her the morning of the roast that she had heard apparently someone's doing jokes about me and my car crash and if they do if I hear the very devastating thing that happened to that family and a woman lost her life and if there's a joke about it I will walk and awesome that's what I told Tommy Central it would been awesome before I heard this I was like it's upset cuz they were like a chicken some said there might be a moment where you know she look at cameras go to the promise I was going first and I was doing all the jokes about the car crash now if I would have upset her first off than the whole shows thrown off and it's weird in the room stop we get to about 12 and I'm just in a nice easy to send a reason is because I'm an ass, can you go more aggressive you can but when you're out of the water the water looks the same at 20000 feet is it does it 2052e don't you know so you can easily put yourself in a non-recoverable position if you're not paying attention and you go into the water coming down rapid legal and turn so now it's kind of pointless Weston out mirrors us so it's above the surface where a pie we're coming down it starts coming up with this is getting interesting sweet kind of drive all the way around a circle I'm just sending it's coming up and I get over to about the 8th position of the line and it's over in about the two position while the quickest way as we know his kids to get someone you know you can keep going around the circle nothing's going to happen across a circle some about I don't know hi to 3000 feet above it and I just kind of dropped my nose aggressively and I cut across a circle and it's coming this way cuz I'm trying to fly to where it's going to be cuz I want to join. And I want to see how close I can get to knows I'm pulling up it's kind of starting across my nose and it starts to accelerate and within about less than a second is I start to pull nose onto an across is right in front of me just go poof minutes gone so I call the other airplane I said hey you guys you guys see that thing in there like Zircon at all so I'm like okay that's kind of weird so we don't see it we're looking at the same time I said hey let's turn around and let's go back to see what was in the water we know there was there something there so we turn around right there where it's going perfectly there's no Whitewater nothing it's just blue like okay so we turn back on our heading back out towards the east and I tell the controller Sol I'm kind of weirded out and I told my my backseat or that we start heading back and the controller on The Prince and it comes up me sister you're not going to believe this but that thing is back at your cat point that was our original point where we're going to hold 40 miles south of the ship so this thing is went from wherever we were at 2 about 60 miles and you know maybe 30-40 seconds it's already over there and it just and he didn't track it it just appeared he just shows back up on the radar is here for like okay this thing is went from where we were at to scan about 60 miles and you know maybe 30-40 seconds it's already over there and it just and he didn't track it it just appeared he just took shows back up on the radar like I was here for like okay


    This is Why We Need to Take UFO Sightings Seriously
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    way more fascinating with someone like you talks about it versus some f****** random cook yeah that's that's what makes me incredibly interested is the just your credibility in the fact that this is not you know of a history of seeing wacky s*** that other people don't say not just this once and but it's on video and that there's other ones as well this it's really strange I've seen people try to explain it away and what I don't like about when they explained it away or attempt to explain it away is it there really hard they're not going who knows what this f****** thing is they're not looking at it like cleanly they're looking at it like a quote on quote skeptic I don't like the idea of being a skeptic not that I don't think you should be skeptical of certain things that certainly think you should be but there's a lot of people that brand themselves as Skeptics and I think it's a lazy way to look at things I really do because I think you're just looking for the holes in things without looking at it objectively if you wanted to be a scientist if you want to be someone who is a fan of science then you have to look at it as a thing like look at this information and let's study this without any bias any preconceived notions I don't think they're doing that they're looking at in there trying to find a way where they can justify that it's fake and they're they're just doing all sorts of mental gymnastics to try to make it fake that video that you showed that thing slips off to the left and takes off incredible rate to speed Welch Free People the f*** out because people confuse all the time like we took the video that was another crew that took the video week we watched it for 5 minutes with their eyeballs and there was four of us and we all have the same store we all saw the same stuff we all came back and looked at each other and scratch their head and said WTF you know I mean serious what was that you know and then what are you do you remove on we never saw it again radar after that but they're probably seen him on radar all the time they just don't bring it to the attention of the general public is that we don't have any way to go out there and look at it like when you were talking about how they were informing you that they were seeing these things previous to your your mission when you're doing this exercise and they let you know that they're seeing these things did you say hey how frequent is this is this that happens all the time that ours was more of the moment of you know when he's telling us for the last two weeks we've been tracking these things and we don't know what they are but you don't know whether or not it was just those two weeks or maybe it was a year ago there was other similar situations or there's other situations that have happened out there but I would say no for this I don't even know when you got to take it serious we have a tendency if we don't know what it is if we just ignore it it'll go away years Express Prime not too far off the same timeframe running it was like the consolation was doing her work UPS before she got to decommission and an Oscar classes Soviet Oscar class submarine surfaced behind her right and then it's now it's like you know go to Battle Stations world war three foreign submarine get in our area has been monitoring our work up that's a big deal at will can do about it we don't know what they are we have confirmed sighting by two aircrew four of us two planes that said look this is not this is not an airplane this is not a weather balloon this is not a blip it has performance will be on it on airplane that we are flying at the time we're literally brand new super Hornets right out of the Boeing factory that means these these were brand-new first black to series that came out when you go why wasn't something done you know it's like what it is I think it's good now that you know the moves that have happened over the last two years since the original article came out that you know they're there now there's a new reporting for the pilots the Navy's acknowledged Hades sings we don't know what they were you know that they're starting to take it serious because you know I know there are other events that are not out recent events where people have been called in to go have seen this thing so the investigation process is still going on you know we don't we don't stay in the military funny way we don't stop you know we don't stop till we're told to stop so you know what's what's going on you know you can well a tip ended you know they spent four and a half million dollars a year on it and goes for it is 22 million / what are they doing since then well and I'm pretty sure they're still people looking at this and they're still people there are taking this serious I will tell you that I won't get into specifics but there are people inside twice to talk to folks you know behind closed doors to go cuz I want to hear the story and I've got a lot of you got to be joking I mean this this seriously happened and I'm like yeah it did happen and it is real and what are you doing about it so what kind of people you talkin to high-level government officials as well say the most of that is cuz that conversation is between me and them and I don't want people speculating that you can say high-level government officials I have talked to well that was always the the speculation about like what would someone do if they became president well the first thing I would do is I would tell everybody about the UFOs I would ask immediately what's going on and I was taught about I said how many people actually know what's going on and how much of the information I mean it's not like if they're dealing with something like this like you're you're experienced it seems like what you described as what is known so it's this anomalous event with his thing defies our current understanding of technology and then it's gone and so what do you have you don't have anything else other than that like what other information does anybody have but I would say it is cuz I talked to Bob we were together and I'll leave it to everyone it's up to you to believe Bob he's not crazy at all that was the weirdest thing about talking to him but when you when you look at it and go cuz I asked Bob I said what when he describes in the technology he when he talks about his his story I said we'll do you honestly think we could you know reverse-engineer it I said how long do you think it would take us and his response was so far beyond the stuff that he says he worked on he's like do you know a wires and cuz I'd ask him when he said you first described the ship that he got to see he said I used to say you know they built it and then it was like Wax and you heat it up because now I would say it was built with 3D printing because now it's really pretty little things literally from the ground up in a pee it's basically built as one not panels no rivets it's just made don't understand it and how fast would it take us to understand that I mean if it's if it's driven by something that we don't even have on Earth which is when he talks about that element we can't create it you know we can create it for a microsecond and then it needs decays and so we're still a long ways off argue with two people at goheen are we really alone the middle Pacific has no light pollution goggles night vision goggles see what you got at night or so I'm just hanging out not doing anything and I'm like you said Place pretty lonely universe is my astrophysics proof that once I send you believe in extraterrestrial life and she's like of course not if you think we're it I mean the probability they don't like to be foolish and I think when people start talking it's not proven or anything that's connected to a bunch of loony people that are making up stories which UFOs certainly are UFOs are connected to so many people that have made up so many stories was that gentleman's name from you would know that guy is from another country Billy something or another that Billy Meier billionaire and they get UFO dizzy bring those f****** berserk right I know that there are people that have had profound experiences and then they can't ever replicate them so then they just start going crazy and I don't blame him for it but you got some of my commander fravor when he saw that aav and almost Aerospace vehicle his reaction was I want to fly that's a pretty cool reaction I'd like to fly it hey dude. What do you think it is I have no idea to do pretty freaking Preston I'd like to fly it rising to say Well they're not coming here cuz the distance is so that hold the f****** from the very beginning when Bob Lazar came for and talk about field propulsion gravity propulsion distance becomes completely irrelevant so if we believe and The Radars right and Commander fravor saw this thing moving like a ping pong ball with us Waters gravity propelled that's why you can make those Maneuvers that exploding can then distance becomes completely irrelevant for travel you're literally warping space you're falling into place your looks like the idea of showing someone a video on your phone long before video was ever invented people black what are you talkin about like before photography was invented which is shockingly recent right you got to drop pictures of things you saw just like those people that Drew or painted that those images of those men and then whatever those things were with Christ in the background the idea that we could understand what some insanely impressive technology from Apple that is nowhere near us could could manifest the young guy right in 1989 he gets shown something and all the said he's trying to interpret it to 1989 technology so he said it looks like it was injection-molded working towards an atomic printer he's like dude that makes a lot more sense so he has to view it through where he saw it and I can however I will say this it is my knowledge that we understand exactly how these Kraftwerk are one limiting factor is our Material Science we can't replicate not the fuel source itself is another Houston we know exactly how they work yeah but it doesn't break our laws of physics this concept of amplification of gravity this concept of gravity propulsion we understand how things can move from point A to point B almost instantaneously are physics doesn't disallow it but our Material Science and the fuel to create that machine that we we have machines mother places so we haven't well Bob Lazar it whether you believe him or not there was a program I have other witnesses that I will be bringing for about ask for where he work we have credit of other witnesses that work with a long shot that corroborate Bob's account in that they saw him get on and off the red and white the Janet lights that come on went to Papoose Lake and was stopped by by non-military guards at that time people that we're aware of sight for and ET exploitation project is an SR-71 pilot that I've been talking with a couple years these people are coming for now which and it's like I'm sick and tired of doing it these little nitpicky things about Bob okay but there was a program there there was a back engineering program they've admitted there are materials so this is like the measurement about the New York Times all that we have materials associated with UFOs there are interesting what is that what you talkin bout so this was something that was launched in the first New York Times article I believe December 2017 that there is studies being done right now on materials associated with UFOs right so actual metals that have come off of you could say crashes or if it was that that explain that there was something that they were with Eric Weinstein that was explaining that there was someone who reportedly has something along those lines. Dale has 17 samples 17 samples has 1 guided 17cm first ever for the United military created a computer program for the study of UFOs for Project Blue bucks he's an old-school guy they modeled him after in there close encounters movie it's modeled after zoccali the French guy so he's kind of like been involved with this he's had more access to government databases than any of us he went around collected samples known you do crashes or like when things will come on and what's the conclusion there studying right now there was just something on Fox about their studying some of these materials and what they will find because I actually the ones they're talking about I actually took to New Mexico and had five scientists study at about five years ago I got my hands on it got to study it that the famous Parts the talking about now it's layered and the way it's layered is what they're trying to see if it's an armless elementally or the way that they're there are bound together and also the atomic level of of layering is what's interesting will find out if you would explain what you're talkin about what is this thing that you saw okay well there is there a lot of different samples but when you get a sample of something and you can hum to give you samples the ones that that I looked at the range from about this size they range from the size orange orange to the size of a quarter these are materials they materials from a crash so that's allegedly or there's a known crash this is in the public domain rather than in A government controlled so what we were what I was looking at or having a scientist look at is isotopically and elementally what are the elements that are in this are they engineered and what's the conclusion well I I'm not I'm going to leave it to the people that are doing it now who have much better machines and I had any Cliff Notes yeah they from what I understand there is Atomic layering there are there levels of it like we do with graphene we lay down these layers that are basically oriented at a certain degree that's how you get a superconductor or something like that if you take a piece of graphene and you didn't it's highly machined so it's not doesn't deviate from that Atomic layering you can push it right through Isaac hot knife through butter is the weirdest feeling in the world could you just take this piece of what feels like graphene and it went right through butter because it's a superconductor in the heat from your hand melt the ice. That is a metal it doesn't occur naturally humans created it and it has special properties because of the way it's atomically layered so if these materials are from somewhere else then they're we we suspect that they're going to be highly machined that they're going to be created for special you so my whole point is our Material Science has not caught up with the physics that we understand for these filled potion systems I'm just telling you believe me or not but you'll hear more about it that did our Material Science 189 and today is our limiting factor and Hazard Material Science gets better as humans we know how these things work. A fuel source that's a whole nother conversation but as far as creating these machines that's what we're trying to do that's why there is secrecy we're trying to exploit the technology because whoever xploitz it first wins it's a game-changer we don't want Russia to do it we don't want China to do it if we had a non-reaction our propulsion system the world will look different instantane as far as creating these machines that's what we're trying to do that's why there is secrecy we're trying to exploit the technology because whoever explicit 1st wins it's a game-changer we don't want Russia to do it we don't want China to do it if we had a non reactionary proportional system the world will look different instantaneously


    Military Encounters with UFOs Are More Common Than You Know
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    now when you came back and what do you do with this information to report it do you talk to people about it so the typical process anytime we fly everything gets dbree so because I was a two-seater airplane the junior person in the jet goes down so the boss so I wasn't there so so take it down and its really to exercise the system when were in training so that when we actually get over to in this case we are going over to the Persian Gulf do you know anything that we do comes and gets deeper then and I'll get sent off that's how you get to CNN video and all that so they go down and we change the subject we don't know what it is you know and of course everyone now it's going to make jokes cuz we know we're going to catch it because he works and I told him I said videos of the comics I have them on my phone we do the airplane comes out so we know it's going to come down so he goes any deed they debriefed us both Crews going in and of course I Ever Wanted Intel thinks this is hilarious so the flight that you know Chad comes in with his tapes solar light post it so they copy it they play at there's a big that looks like a rack system they put the 8 million it gets copied to a hard drive and then they say archive it so you go okay so I got this video and then you know the ship you know about 30 minutes I mean it spreads virus Admiral knows about it the capital ship knew about it and then all the movies cuz we have to play movies for us on the ship and they run like a 12-hour Loops of course the movie selection is Men in Black Men in Black II signs Independence Day and we're going to be on the airplane, cuz there's always a comic so you do something stupid like this then ornamental workouts I got a spot on the run so it's like you know there was happy about the first day and a half early died down and then it was. There's always that closet people that you don't think that are really like UFO Buffs then you know like we had one and one and one of the Marines would always come and eat with you on my mind almost 4,000 hours Appliance now did you encounter anyone else that had a similar experience the gimbal video one of my talk to you daily a friend of mine totally different keep in mind for the gimbal videos 2015 the funny part about the gimbal video in the East Coast ipso off the coast of United States are called warning areas and all the hours are if you look on a Aviation map Hardee's big areas that are blocked off by Blue and they say like whiskey 291 or whiskey 243 in is the gimbal Video available in the same way that that videos available yes these things were so prevalent out off of East Coast United States enters a couple of them so there's that you want to talk what they started seeing originally was these things and one of them almost hit by airplane almost hit one of these things but it looks like a cube inside of a clear beach ball so I don't know if it's actually like a surrounding or you don't know if it's a forcefield and you see kind of in the video Scott like in or around it where ours didn't I always laugh ago was a Tic Tac these are not that different stuff out there that we don't know I had two airplanes flying we fly when we go out to the train were usually have a distance you know we'll just a worker you know my mile apart ever fly us there flying out and their airplanes are deployed to combat spread and one of your planes almost hit smoothies goes close down like 50 feet down the side and almost hits one of these floating cubes inside of the beach ball and someone when's if you got 19 out to win and they talked about it these things are just sitting there so 60 or 70 people chant because The Radars the the new radar in the super Hornets is extremely extremely capable okay and it first when they started seeing stuff they were like it's just like maybe it's the radar just give me a false Target really doesn't give a false targets and then someone did exactly what are out there and when you see a heat signature what does that what what is a targeting for advanced sits on the left side of the airplane and its launch it like a flare looking infrared receiver when you see the bombs blowing up on TV and it's that looks like a black and white and that's the targeting pod got a laser in its got and I are marker in it it's it's a very capable system that syncs up to the to the Hornets everything kind of Mary's out so fast now it's the other one it's the one that looks like that what is that what's called the go-fast that looks like a Tic Tac A1 taking out the East Coast but the gravity hook marked out it's going it's screaming across the ocean at a very high rate of speed and there's been some deep bunkers that say wow that's really not going that fast it's just the way the airplane is and how the mechanics of the Potter working when you talk to the crew cuz there's actually I can ask my but I'm pretty sure it's the same backseat or took both of these videos took the go fast video and the gimbal video and my buddy was on a flight with the gimbal video but they be saying so I call my bud cuz I'm like how many people are seeing these things are not going to like 60 or 70 60 60 70 people had seen these things on radar and I said what are you doing I said damn which is a notice to Airmen that just says hey these things are out there so just be careful cuz we don't want you to hit one and I said well cuz it was all white and it didn't have any markings on it and it didn't have any wings and it didn't have any rotors and it was just outperform anything that we have I think if I would have painted china-russia on the side is this the gimbal video yes so it's the same pod look all over look at the essay page so we have a situation awareness page and went whatever the radar is getting Returns on it will show up it's kind of like our God's eye view in the airplane so the Pod can only look at one thing so he doesn't Nate's that is his primary target so that's where the pot is stir the radar still seeing everything else so what they're actually seen this video is what you're when you see that the object that he's tracking when I was talking to one of the other Pilots actually when you see the radar video there's like a almost looks like a form in front of them like five smaller ones that are moving in front of it and then they turn so like a formation A6 turns and starts going the other way and then why they're filming the gimbal video that's kind of The Conjuring her dude holy cow look they're all over this is unreported new information that that he's actually saying right now everybody knows this video this is the one that they say turns like the Lazar craft like belly first however what he telling you right now something that is not public yet he's telling you that there was a V formation of objects that the public has yet to see you're not going to if you're not going to the radar tape there were more objects surrounding this is what he's telling you right now it's just fascinating because the world doesn't know that yet just so you know I mean that's brand-new that's never been reported by New York Times a buddy 47 so they're actually turning into it so it's starting to pull it back towards NOCO the number at the top is decreasing and it's against the way now he's in TV mode and this thing's going to start running, see it's got that or around it he said they were saying that the the ones with the squares inside that look like a beach ball with the same and it's on the airplane call Lazar described describe that that these things would lay flat and then when they would travel they would turn it on their side and that's that's how they maneuvered so this is very similar eerily similar to the propulsion system it was our talked about and that's why this video we're seeing it very differently now especially with what we know about Lazar but the idea is to would fly belly first and high-speed mode so if they have these are gravity propelled this is something this known within the government they are trying to back engineer they're trying to understand it we know there's a program currently that they said is is gone however it is currently active to study this these things will turn belly first the saucer type looking ones and then that's the high-speed mode because they they focus of allegedly you know these grab you a pamphlet fires look this thing turns mechanically there no typical form of propulsion as an expert is telling you this is not a glitch this is seen by multiple Radars multiple people Commander fravor was so close to it this is something that is not aerodynamic and it could move in ways and factors when he's under playing it when we first talked the idea of this thing going it's instantaneous acceleration back and forth of slowing down no turning like a ping-pong ball I said my first talk ping pong ball in a nothing moves like that with traditional reactionary propulsion somebody has technology that we don't have in our inventory at all so this is counterintuitive the way it goes from being aerodynamic to being an aerodynamic when it goes sideways and it flies belly Ford that's correct its your high performance airplane does not have hours worth of gas I mean you don't want to see if we don't have aerial refueling you know when we're actually out doing a mission and fighting and going fast you know you're talkin hour-and-a-half and you're coming back to land some airplanes leave unless you know based on their size and also like an F-16 doesn't have external fuel tanks it doesn't have a lot of gas in the Soviet airplane to the same way to make 29 does not have a lot of gas the su-27 c30s wait because of its performance size of the airplane so you know even even are InterContinental bombers like B2 they still take off in the air or fuel they keep topped off so I can get to rain. 2 weeks 10 things you got something like this that's coming down and I just think of the physics so just so they're coming from above that they're coming straight down they stop at around 20,000 feet they hang out for 3 hours and then I go straight back up so and I know you had a lot on the show so SpaceX is really excited because they can launch a rocket and then they can have the booster come back to earth and actually land on a pad very impressive engineering feat next of this technology that's like a Model T next to a Porsche really that's it you know when you got something that can just at will move around and I'll take it to the next level and I know this is a lot to talk about this so things going to go into speculation mobile you take a shape like that so just take the Tic Tac shape which is shaped like a submarine if you're if you're using a propulsion it's non-reactive where you're just manipulating the medium that you're in are whatever you can go into the water so when you see here the all the reports of hey we've seen these things since in a World War II that would come out of the water and fly if you have a technology like this as long as the object is Seal read I can't get water inside of it there's nothing that says you can't do that because all you're doing is you're not you know where a jet engine sucks in air and blows out the back or a propeller actually pushes the water the 4th now you got something that's actually manipulating the gravity field and it's just moving to avoid then it doesn't then are you can literally in theory fly go into the ocean cruise around pop back up fly around go to space gravity field that's just moving to avoid then it doesn't then are you could literally in theory fly go into the ocean cruise around pop back up fly around go to space nothing that you you remove the barriers of the normal proposing that we have today


    There Are Lies and Disinfo in the UFO Community - Cmdr. David Fravor
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    so have you communicated with anybody that has any thoughts on what these things are doing or whether or not there's any consistency to the size of them or whether or not they they think they're coming out of a larger object or anything along these lines know you can ask while cuz I was asking you what do you think they were doing you know what I said watching number two is they were communicating cuz I think you know in my heart I think there was something under the water I don't even know what it was doing there but because of when you saw the X the cross looking at thing explain that again so did the disturbance suddenly be in the shape of a cross to the east underwater by like you know 10-15 feet so is his ways are coming across when a kannada hit that object are going to break on top like you would with us armored like a seamount so and it's their breaking and that's where the chick that cuz that's the only reason we saw the Tic Tac that's what your eyes down there as we see the white water when it's a perfectly clear day with no white caps and you do oh what's that and then you see the Tic Tac and you know what you want to chase in a Tic Tac and we turn we're right there and we turn around and there's no Whitewater It's Just Blew as far as you can see so at that point Hugo okay what was it doing because there's obviously something there that's not there now so that's why I say well it's it was observing us it was could have been communicating with whatever was there and then someone else looked at me and said you know I was talking to Luke about prepping the battlefield I go okay you know so if you go in or these things probably don't know from China Russia someplace else I don't know but it's a capability that we do not possess to my knowledge ask me in 2004 cuz there's a lot of guys go out and get some secret government program I go all right well let's let's let's be honest one if you have a propulsion system that made it gave the capabilities and we be observed visually that that's a huge leap for mankind. So you would say for it was something somebody had this some government had this out a yard whatever if he comes now you go 15 years later you don't think that technology would have emerged because it would literally would change everything we do I mean we're happy about you know hybrid and electric cars and all this other stuff but if you got something that works like that are trying to change your travel forever no visible system of propulsion blooms architect that can move at will through the air at speeds well beyond what we've ever witnessed I mean even when you watch a rocket go off you know want to eat Lawns or one of the NASA whatever you do you sit there and lie girl during the Apollo ages and where you just look at the thing go up up up up up I see him shot out of Vandenberg Rico at my house in central California and you watch you go up and go I can watch that thing for a while this is something that just like poop and matter of seconds is gone now her other pie for other people that have side of these things have they also reported something larger that's in the water near it no no not the ones I talk to you I mean I think you know you can about people talking about stuff but not believe it is what it is there's no reason groups of people that are making stuff up like someone came out on ours was talking about and he's like I I saw the whole the whole video is 10 minutes long and it was doing all this it's b******* what you see is that's literally the entire video it's a minute-and-a-half longer thinks about what people haven't seen that I saw him and I've seen the radar takes cuz I have in my quadrant you know I've heard you know the Men in Black talk to the guys who actually witnessed it chased it and is one of the senior guys about her right it's also possible that that men in black stuff with something that they used to do back in the day and that that programs no longer continued and you know it from Jeremy you would know this the older sightings when they go back into the dating to the historical sightings and I'm not not Columbus but you know he had 50s and 60s did they have similar things that they talked about or something moved in this manner yeah it it's absolutely incredible dumb this down cuz that's how I had to understand it when I was talking with Greta paper years before I kept his secret years before New York Times blew it up I told him is probably going to happen it wasn't by me we're talking about it this system that we have seen for over 70 years just documented by our military this is so important this is a non reactionary field propulsion system everything we know is a reactionary propulsion system pushing me out the back fast forward this is not like a MAG system this is a gravitational field propulsion system and throughout history our military has documented them and there has been ridiculed and I'll tell you exactly why 1952 there was a huge flyover of Washington DC Jets were scrambled all the papers covered it is very famous you know case everybody can look up it's an important case because at that time a policy was started and that policy started because it crashed Communications that teletypes went down the Panic of the UFOs that were being seen by people with fighter pilots trying to capture and try to engage them and a necrosha teletypes so our government was like oh that's not happening again because eating a rush I could use that as a scare tactic so this policy of denial don't look here nothing to see move on UFOs are are fake that's what Project Blue Book was tasked to do specifically the guy that ran it admitted that it was tasked to debunk this and demystify the UFO think that's J Allen hynek correct right I also yeah Jr hydock he was once asked by a friend of mine do you have the Smoking Gun I'll give you the documents pretty amazing it's an Air Force manual where they explain what they know about UFOs at that time in 1967 but here's the point yes this is been going on since the beginning of recorded human history these propulsion systems that are captured on footage you know that is confirmed bye-bye the Paragon like Commander fravor experienced this technology is not ours it's it was here seventy years ago you still got 15 years ago we thought we would see it now these exact things at 20,000 miles an hour going on seventy years ago documented somebody has a non reactionary fuel propulsion system now are they aliens or some sub-sect of humans you know somebody has them and they're fine through our airspace with impunity and pilotseye commander fravor who by the way defended Los Angeles overnight after 9/11 I'm innocent guy we put all of our trusted he was defending Los Angeles right after 9:11 so we got people like him colored 14 I saw this and you get internet Warriors being like it's a bird it's a glitch it's Superman


    How Cmdr. David Fravor Used to Fake UFO Sightings
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    many instances of sidings off the coast of California things that plunge into the water or or escaped from the water and take off into space so yeah they would this field propulsion system as Commander favorite describing as bizarre describe it doesn't matter the medium of space air or water there's no resistance no splash and this goes back to you know Christopher Columbus reported a UFO sighting oh yeah so this is been around this idea that you can go through these different mediums he'll pause for Christopher Columbus of the UFO sighting yeah it's it's a written account so it's like fun that no video but it's not the most documented it's not the most dramatic however it has had the most impact out of any sighting because of his credibility and the mere fact that they're the New York to picked it up with video footage radar evidence and somebody who is as credible as Commander favorite has changed the dynamic of the way people the government response new Navy protocols because of command favor coming for the closed-door Congressional and Senate briefing he's been part of them he's admitted that before there's a new study about UFOs because of this encounter it's so much evidence has so much power to it compared to other ones cool story somebody wrote down who knows who knows if he even wrote it down we have highly documented cases this one has changed our culture and that's what's so cool people are talkin about it differently so here's a good story this is true. Sitting at home and get my wife cell phone cuz it's the first one on the cell phone bill and it's all in my name so I get to see this call from California lady says his grandfather and I go who's calling and she goes I'd like to talk to me in a free Raikou who's calling and she says hi I'm a 79 year old woman and I would just like to tell him I store I go you're talking to him and she goes I've never in my life told anyone this she has my I grew up my dad was in the Navy she was I was stationed in Rhode Island at first when she was a child she said we were walking her mama walking on the beach and they saw these weird lights so that kind of got her into that she fears later they moved to San Francisco so I imagine Treasure Island is at our age it would have been the oppressive 50s her dad is she had her dad is working as a Navy liaison to the agency and he came home one day and he had a telegram his hand and she goes for some reason he let me read it and it was I always remember that she said he looked at me and said we get these all the time and it's always in the same area and I go course I go well you got the telegram she Coast course not had to take it back to work I said you don't have to remember that latitude-longitude she said no she goes but you seem to be so credible and believable she cuz I wanted to tell someone the story that I've never told anyone in my life so that's what you're starting to see is people that you know very they're not they're not crazy they're not making stuff up but they're coming out and going hey I've had these experiences I've got a lot of that from over the last 2 years or people just find my email and send me stuff saying hey this happen to me I saw this and some things are explained in Hornets right so when you put on night vision goggles they amplify light like a lot so you can see a campfire like 50 miles away so he used to do with a good spots for down in like El Centro California there's a range camping in the Superstition Mountains which is Imperial by CCF campfire any UFO time and then you get the airplane going about 600 knots and then you pull the power back title so you can hear it and you get zing and towards the fire will you turn the lights are on now cuz we're in restricted area so we can do that and there's lights on it that you can only see if you're on night vision goggles so the other airplanes alarm light off you count to three upon them off and then you just go away instant UFO Reporting I'm sitting on the desert it's all quiet and all the sudden there's a little lights in the sky and they go in it's gone explainable cuz I guarantee they were phone calls made on some of the stuff that we guarantee you're not the only one who's ever done that.


    Why Theo Von Used to Hate Nikki Glaser's Comedy
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    you have to find someone first of all is going to be able to deal with the fact your comic other Comics well that's good I guess it's have a problem you know but some people like are fine with it like Eliza Eliza's husband he's a step he's super chill mellow dude was like hanging out and you know it's like they work together a week man he's just come you know they work together to find someone like that you got to find someone who who compliments your personality anyway yeah I don't know how you meet someone like that when you were a girl comedian I think women comedians it's a unique requirement that you have for other people because the thing where men always want to be the center of attention right the man wants to be the alpha they want to be the one who's talking like Link Link Link ladies gentlemen we have to give a toast you want to be that a****** and when you got a wife or a girlfriend who's a f****** way funnier than you not only she funnier than you she's f****** funny professional first stand-ups like I know the tricks and I'll be watching a guy with like killing their sister so much attraction when you see an audience all like watching this dude on stage and he's commanding them with laughter and telling you no controlling their emotions you just get wet for cuz you're like he's escaped woman brain is like he's our tribe leader it's something so I can just be in the kitchen overbearing mom telling you like it is what it is all the time I would be least shut the f****** ladies I hate female Comics if I had an overbearing mother so I empathize with that that unique and you walked him there like this isn't cultivated this isn't it's just who he is how he was able to that's not easy to do is be as funny as you are with your friends on stage and he's worked really hard at it and he's just as nailed it


    She Thought She Was Rescuing a Centipede... It Wasn't
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    did you know that Peta kills thousands of dogs anytime I about peed I have a bunch of people saying they're the worst well they're not the worst but what they are is the origins of pitas animal Liberation Organization there the origins of Pete of the people that originally found the P to believe that all animals including pets should be free they don't believe in domesticated animals the BET I've actually said if I could be reincarnated it would be a rich person's golden retriever that I didn't realize your dog is what I want to come back at us for the best life that dog is only known love that their policy is that it's your more free to be dead then you are the animal Liberation Organization are you I'm into it I'm going to go to vegan I know you are getting heart I know you are but those lobsters have always made me so sad why are there bugs do SWAT mosquitoes I rarely kill box just let him please divinely eat me drink of My Blood roaches a handy bug spray do you use it true I was in the shower and I was it was having I get really vegan and really when I'm depressed I get more vegan than ever it's like what throws me into it I'm just feeling too much and then I feel for every animal and it just gets out of control so if I'm ever you know going off about vegan propaganda on my Instagram someone to check in on me I'm not doing well yes I'll call you in one day I was in the shower and there was a dying a house centipede like drowning the grossest bug known to man like it's there's a centipede have spider they're discussing the I don't hate anything more than that creature and I was like you know what I can't kill it I want to save it and just take it outside and I'll like tell my vegan front like I'll be like such a good vegan today so I got out of the shower and you think you're just like I did I made a huge mess get a paper towel to come back and pick it up and I'm so scared to do it and I and I like I'm so proud of myself. I can't wait to talk until the vegans and I opened it up I'm so scared cuz I want to see if it's still alive and it was a clump of pubes it wasn't even mine not like dark dark but centipedes house centipedes are like blond they're kind of like dirty blocked Beaver Lake Blount they're kind of like dirty blocked hair bleach is not vegan right but I'm making that up by the way I don't even know if it is


    Nikki Glaser's Weird Ambien Dating Experiences
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    imagine having this conversation 2009 there were talking about Bill Cosby I forgot he was having a conversation with Bill Cosby drugs people and I was like what like yeah like it was like inside Hollywood like on the set they were saying that someone knew someone who Bill Cosby drugged he drugs women has sex with animals like you know talking with guys texting with guys FaceTiming with all these long-distance up cuz I'm scared of intimacy whatever and I've been having these like really intimate moments with men where it's like our relationship reaches that like this might be something let's maybe meet up and we make plans and I find out the next day they were and I think they're like maybe on my way to be my boyfriend and they were on Ambien and they don't remember any of it I've been Ambien a couple times and I don't think an invite guys that I'm like the name of a drinking problem I'm finally engaging in like a sober relationship or sober ish and then they they in they don't remember anything in like we made plans to go to Mexico together like you like mashed potatoes stuffing gravy did the whole thing cooked and then woke up in the morning so and they were like what did you do last night you cook suck but I didn't like you really thought someone broke into his house and cook dinner at sounds horrible in relationships with me butterflies in my stomach like Todd we finally connected tonight something happened he finally saw what I saw the whole time and the next day I'll make like I'll kind of like he likes the last night like one that one guy we had phone sex for the person we were like and it felt like real sex you know sometimes it can feel very connected phone sex or FaceTime Skype sex whatever it is what is getting a nooger this is crazy. Naked together on the and I was like oh my God like this is and it was never really sexual before that like there was little flirty things like when it's talking to make a f****** move in like he did but he was on Ambien and black I like this guy is like the guy that I've been talking to them about Iver radio shows every morning I go in and like debrief my producers and last night we like hooked up and it's happening and and then I talked to him later on and he was just like what are you talking about I was like I don't really know we talked last night it just stopped and then it happened to me recently again recently my friend gave it to me because I guess I shouldn't say that but my I took some and Aunt because I was just having a really rough time I did the Roosevelt Baldwin and I was not getting enough sleep which I know you guys were talking about the other night and I had a meltdown and Netflix taping to do the next night my friend was like take the champion you're not going to sleep otherwise and I took it and it and I took Instagram off my phone and took took Twitter on my phone I cleared my room of food cuz you know what's going to happen when I sleep in my life though I don't know if I'm going to get racist when I do an Ambien what if that is what causes him very clever thing that's very smart of you I don't want to get canceled yet someday it will want to get canceled


    Nikki Glaser: I Don't Trust Ari Shaffir For a Second!
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    did you hear that Ari Spike birds drink with Molly podcast together and Arie dumped Molly and do birds drink about my life and be like interested now Lake open up to him and then he'll lick you use it against me later on I'm like this guy and yeah he'll just like store up things that's hilarious though it's more funny than it is crazy he's home with his family okay I kind of went already spiked my drink and I want them to be able to do Molly re re I don't really want to do this or you're making me like you made me wear this swimsuit on TV I cannot be a s*** it's just like helpless but I really want to be which is high bloody mean roast Please Come to Boston compliment everyone can't do that so there's a way there's a way I had to excuse and believe me my shaman on a trip and I was like what the fuc I don't trust him to be my Shaman Ayahuasca he's going to angry with these matter but the whole reason why we do sober October was we're trying to get Bert sober and Bert was you know we worried about his house like ridiculously overweight and he's also on high blood pressure medication but yet he still drinks every f****** night like this is crazy man like you can't you got to stop doing this


    Nikki Glaser I Can Empathize with Louis CK's Situation
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    very difficult to get Comics canceled unless they're doing something you got to get Aziz which I think you got a f****** terrible deal like what happened with him was Tara what sound like a bad date sounds like one person's account of it and he didn't give his account of it and you know he just tried to stay supportive of me too and all that jazz was devastated special ticket China Pieology I haven't seen it yet but he's a funny guy and he didn't get cancelled me still doing shows and everything but this is Louis CK's still doing chores but those guys are an example Louis more so right he's an example because people are protesting on the protesting Aziz and he had a bad date but no one but Louis to this day still getting protested like he's still like people show up at a show they print every time he does a show somewhere they pray who carries fine I don't care you don't care about him or you don't care he's fine he'll be fine I'm sure he's going to be like you're going to upset some people they're going to protest but it's not going to affect your ticket sales or how much people love you and he knows that and he's going to be quite alright people that hate him it's like there's always going to be a certain amount of people that do love you even if you're a terrible person if you like Donald Trump is one of the things it's fascinating about him to me is that he's the king of the assholes like he's a self-avowed a****** it's very obvious that he's an a****** and then other assholes what fun people who love you. Just if you're in the public eye people choose cult leaders right they don't choose them for their positive qualities they get sucked into this idea of this person liking them and being on a team with this person and if that person is a strong person it's even more intoxicating Donald Trump's a strong person celebrities are strong people celebrities are famous like I would hate to lie but I support you because you're going to have those what you've done there's people out there that still that show up A R Kelly and they have assigned I'd say we support you those b****** knew what they were in for like really this is something is going on right now to this day it's because people get incredibly drawn to someone who's in a position of Fame and power like like a Donald Trump or or anybody and Louise one of those two so it's not it's not that the people who love him don't always love him and people love Louis before and they forgive him for what he's done articles in just like if he reads them it just like burns on you it hurt you too and he's ever super sensitive God yes but it's still it's not and yet Google alert for your name when when you know 1 out of 10 articles as may be negative about you but he's doing all right I mean like I talk to him after it one night at The Comedy Cellar and he told me some examples of things that have been said to him in public like cuz I just asked him I was like what is it been like for you this is right when he came out of hiding and he told me some stories of things that had happened in public where a woman wants whispered and you know he's at a store or something and then another one we're just a woman blatantly in the street was like f*** you you know and it was like oh my f****** god this is a nightmare for you walking outside your house and I'm like this to this disease has only two times and I don't think you deserve to suffer that much I'm just saying I think as many people hate him as maybe would have anyway because no one can be famous for too long without people hating them about like why the interesting and cuz you pushed out fat kid in front cuz you survived it like you're laughing so it's a f*****-up thing that someone would say at a comedy club when you take that out of context say now then people get angry at it but that is a classic Louis CK line I mean that sounds exactly like Cookie Monster bet you're so right that was the first 10 creation of that but yeah he's working on it while you're with the survivors just because they survive doesn't mean they're interesting that's that this truth and then you got guys like Judd Apatow about it like is if this is like glue final statement on the subject and it's this at especially by other Comics like that I found that the whole thing to be so f***** up like you know what a bit is and you know when someone's triage don't you ever Charles make people feel really sad and angry and they feel hurt by it and they write mean things to me saying that I've hurt their feelings and it feels shity and when people hate you I feel so I do feel for him that way I do and I like what does it look like you're the most beloved and then you were hated mean that's got a f****** suck his kids he couldn't leave done that you would have gone to Africa to disappear wherever you know somewhere to disappear but his kids he couldn't leave until he just had to sit around with it so I mean with that for sure and that would suck


    Mark Normand's Corporate Gig From Hell
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    corporates did you do any Jesus I did a gig at the cellar this guy showed up and goes I like your stuff you're edgy you're wrong come to my Country Club come roast my country club I was like a great so he's like he gave me a sheet of like all his employees all their dirt and he's like really vicious hey everybody I'm going to do some comedy and everybody sit back is in a cigar and a suit and I go a bill bill stands up when I know you're on coke guy f****** the guy came back as a cut the hell out of here so that was stuff true story I would have imagined you would have double-checked all I do look up about you know jokes after about taxis and and peanut butter but it didn't fly nothing they were just yelling at each other talking about tax season and peanut butter but it didn't fly nothing no they were they were just yelling at each other


    Joe Rogan's Taekwondo Story: Sometimes They Die
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    yeah it's made me one time in a in a fight in the martial arts fight I knocked this guy out and never got up and I started thinking that could be mean cuz they took him away to the hospital and I went back to talk to my instructor and he wasn't there it was in Anaheim California and I was living in Boston we flew back to Boston after the tournament and he said to me I heard you had a really good knock out thick Korean accent and said yeah go it was really scary cuz you never got up I thought he was dead and he goes sometimes they died she just walked away troops in Vietnam like he was like an intense guy and I was like sometimes they. Holyshit I'm them them is me I could die I was 19 and I remember I never thought about the same way again I never thought about hitting someone the same way again cuz it was one of those but like sometimes you hit someone and it's like a perfect shot like the hit them they were running it he was running toward he was coming at me and I kicked him with something called a wheel kick has a crazy amount of power you spin around and you hit someone with the heel of your foot it's a heart my heel hurt for days she was limping walking from hitting his head yeah it was rough and he'll ever been hit that could be no no no I've been dropped in the I've never been knocked unconscious and not like that that was a bad one he was like face-to-face plants he was snoring I seen a lot of people getting knocked out but you have you checked on him recently happened absolutely I'm going to happen to you now in the way that you're fighting don't do it anymore I do Jiu Jitsu but it's not striking do this is not kick in this was not like sparring this was a fight in the US Nationals I was always training my girlfriend in the the dojo I wouldn't like she not at the dojo out there know it's actually in Korean spelled dojang the recalled dojang but crazy things like I'll send girls actually like me like instead of me liking them and then rejecting me cuz I was basically a loser you know even though I was successful martial artist I had no money and no future prospects and it was no promise to me you know it's like where is this guy going


    Joe Rogan Tries Nikki Glaser's Voice Exercises
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    I'm going to a voice doctor right now cuz I don't want to ruin my instrument and which I'm now starting to look at it as an instrument that I was never taught how to play I'm just freestyling on this fucken saxophone you know like no one that never got unless we don't get lessons for our voice yeah I mean I'm learning stuff that I'm like woah I didn't even know like the three places where your voice can come from your throat your mouth in your nose and I'm talking all throat and that's why I'm getting polyps developing I mean I'm getting stuff growth on it you're like you're here right in the nick of time so I do voice exercises everyday and throat vibrations in your face cause a lot of your the sound so it's your nose and your mouth that you can focus on creating the sound that comes out of your butt makes your the air then you go and you're supposed to make a whole face vibrating I know people screaming at your f****** painting this and you should so yeah I was just in my house going never Monday number Monday number month just like yeah yeah


    Joe Rogan on Avoiding the Loser Mentality
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    wondering why other people success or wondering why other people are successful is their Refuge of losers it's a loser mentality it's a loser occupation it's a it's a it's a loser practice because you're wondering why other people are successful like who gives a f*** you can say you think it sucks but the spend time wondering why someone is successful and hating on somebody is it's a poison that does the opposite of its intended effect the other person at all but it poisons yourself your energy and time are insecure when they showing me that you don't like yourself I try to be more clear and more concise way relay it the way I look at it is that your mind you have a certain amount of bandwidth is why I don't read Instagram comments or Twitter, or YouTube, I do mean time if I read them it's an accident but it just seek him out like you have bandwidth I don't spend time wondering why I hate things are hating things are hating on someone or being jealous you have let's say let's call it units you have a units of bandwidth in your mind so that means there's a hundred unit so you can spend on things you care about or you could let your mind be occupied by some stupid f****** Twitter feud that you're in with some idiot you don't even know and you could spend 30% of your Twitter ban with your mind bandwidth on this and then you only have 70% for the things you love and then maybe you're you're involved in some f****** relationship with someone is an idiot and you're arguing back and forth with them were there is another 30% it's gone you have 40% left your 40% for the things you love instead of 100% but if you only concentrate on the things you care about that mean something to you and learn how to do that like you were talking about meditation yeah it's a form of meditation because you're learning how to avoid the little road bumps in the ditches on the side of the road start doing well and you had less problems math problem that you had it was rotting you away no longer existed snelson to freeze up your time and you realize oh my God there's so many funny things that I can talk about and I have so much energy and I'm so healthy I could just go on stage and have fun and then you're killing it when was the last thing that you go no maybe gave it a little too much bandwidth do you still struggle with those things not really anymore remember the first meeting has been a jealous dude in stand-up like when you first started out you had to pay the guy that was getting head like rate I don't know any male comic you know what how come he got this and he got that and then I remember thinking like this is a gigantic waste of time and I got into comedy because I'm a fan of comedy and my concentrating on people that suck or being jealous about people that are doing well does me is 0 good but instead if someone does well I can be inspired and I can get fired up by early twenties cuz in martial arts like you can't be jealous of someone else's ability you have to realize you might have to fight them someday so by realizing that they're really good you you are forced to be objective about it and you have to go to work like you have to go f*** that guy's better than me I got to get better and you have to go to work no there's no positive benefit in under estimating someone underestimate someone will get you f****** killed like literally fashion Smash in your face like you don't want to ever wonder about that the things that you're jealous of them for aren't really that's good that would get your that will get you killed so now than I've ever been but you know you see other women I mean my jealousies are always with other women it's just the way it is and I have to fight it and I'm really good about it now to be like actually inspired by women who are funny but that's awesome but it and use it to be like okay then I need to be better I need to get up to that level that is I need to go home and write it like fires me up as opposed to like it's like there's no negative aspect holy s*** you just crushed but she's out there killing it he's doing so good it makes me want to work harder and in that sense someone's not doing anything bad victimizing someone what they're doing is they're there their they're showing you that it's possible to do better than you doing that's good she's out there killing it he's doing so good it makes me want to work harder and in that sense it's not doing anything bad victimizing someone what they're doing is they're there their they're showing you that it's possible to do better than you doing that's good


    Going Down on a Woman is On My Bucket List Nikki Glaser
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    going down on a girl although it is on my bucket list, but I'm going to do it what's up with her life I test the waters and I'm like have you ever blink don't even with real cuz I've never even done anything with a girl so I made out with my girlfriends in high school but I was before I even kissed a boy and I just wanted to kiss a girl but there's some that I'm just like I can't help that I'm not I don't consider myself gay but I'm on the Spectrum somewhere I'm on that I could do it and then recently I've been like I need to eat some plus because I've never done it and I expect men to do it to me I think I should understand what it's like and and be able to empathize and I think that's it and I really hope that I get this cowboys before I'm like dying and like 88 or something and my grandkids have to like find a nurse to squat over my pocket do you have any bucket list things know you've already done them all everything I'm doing it like he's doing I would like to be in a I would like to be in love and loved back as much as I love I would like to be in a loving relationship at some point it doesn't have to last forever but I know that sounds like we could all that we can all get hit in the head by a meteor right now and then I would die without having a p**** in my mouth or play in the bathroom do I want to be out and about but in the bedroom yeah I'm down to be guys off for like sucking dick I just I'd rather you do owe me and you can't do it right take take take the Take the Wheel know what you want but I'm getting better at it but I'm trying I've had to let Gibson b******* just out of like I need to practice girl can jerk you off of a girl jerks you off she's really good no handjobs I just feel like fingering to like girls probably like way better at fingering I love being the best I love it what is the best I love it no because the girls have smaller hands like a Mason bricklayer


    Are Orgasms Ruining Us?
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    sober October so mean or inverted Tom we have this thing he's got a IC Page Avenue started haven't started any book I'm listening to a bunch of books on tape which is most the way I consume books but and it's about how orgasms are ruining us and our relationships and our happiness and it talks about how I'm all for this right now and it's a wild concept and I've only read three three chapters of this book so just I don't have all the information but what I do know is that orgasms are this Rush of like blood whatever your your limbic system is all fired up when you have an orgasm and everything we do in our lives to like have stability and you know kind of lower anxiety and and fight depression is about balancing that and not spiking it ever orgasms are throwing us off constantly and we're not supposed to be having this many of them men men should here's the thing know about men and orgasms is that they they want to run right after they come it's in your DNA to get the f*** out of there because as a caveman it wasn't you can't make it something pregnant twice so once you came onto the next TV to f*** girl's cousin that you just like it wasn't about you weren't going to stay and cuddle but that's why men want to f****** run if you don't actually like the person if you only attracted them and horny if you're only attracted to them and horny be don't like them as a person yeah once you come like oh my God we gotta get out of here but if you like them as a person once you come you like that was great I just want to hang out actually I do trust you but I also think that they're you would want to hang out even more if you didn't come really here's my thing though I've had a lot of instances this book spoke to me because I cannot Trace what happened between a guy liking me and not in slow fading me then to an orgasm without any derogatory intent same as fall you're a lot of work but doesn't mean you're bad just means you're you're a powerful person you got a lot going on my theory on human beings no one is for everybody does not one person out there that's a perfect fit for everybody but if you find someone who has your the Right Slots for your hands like it fits in like this than you could but if it lands like this when they have two things like their big tits and they like to f*** buddy right and then sometimes that horniness not attractiveness you get confused and think you actually like the person and you drain it seem like you're a liar but you're not a liar at the time before you come you're Being Earnest but then wants you spewed you like I got to get the f*** out of here yappy yappy yappy perfect with him the way you talk on and funnies that's the thing like what changed between mean he's hanging out you liked me and then I sucked your dick and now you don't watch my Instagram stories anymore the liquor was he what I thought maybe you're too busy but here if you like that's how you show you like someone now and Instagram time is Super valuable for me I'm not watching anybody's f****** Instagram tags no one I watch them need to let this guy know that I like him so I'll just flip through I'm very quick I won't even watch him but I want my face to pop up so he knows I'm interested it's just a way to be like hey I'm into you and it's just a way to indicate now it happened it's happened to me with a couple guys I really liked that they're into their interested and then after we hook up no more in the end it's not because I wasn't good at what I was doing I really don't think it's that or like why do you have an idea of what it was without asking well I have asked and a lot of times a one-time they've said and then I think it's actually tells me know a couple times actually I get there too vulnerable with me and then I've seen too much in terms of like they've let me in in a way emotionally that they've never let a woman in before and then they're like they're I remind them of the fact that they might have cried with me or something and then they don't want to be around anymore emotionally that they've never let a woman in before and then they're like they're I reminded them of the fact that they might have cried with me or something and then they don't want to be around anymore


    All it Took Was One Book for Nikki Glaser to Quit Drinking
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    Simone figure I can't but yeah I mean I don't drink and this is absurd to me that I would have a beer 2009 living my best life when was the last time you drank 2011 December 9th Cleveland hilarities I was just doing a blackout from like two drinks because my mind Donnelly is a great joke about it where he says he would black out very quickly after a couple drinks cuz his mind was like we know where this is going shutting down early like if you know it's going to be you're going to blackout your brain just blacks out earlier cuz everytime I drink I would walk out so I just I woke up that morning the next morning and I'd only had a I wasn't a hard night of drinking a couple beers but I was just the sickest I've ever been anything about hangovers that I really had to look at was like the best part about being sick if you're going to find the best part about being sick it's that people feel sorry for you give babies a little bit you gets a nurturing from your friends and family that you don't get when you're healthy but when you're hungover no one gives you that so you're sick and you don't even get the only good thing about being sick which is people feeling sorry for you I don't think you piece of s*** you did it to yourself so I was like in the shower and in the fetal position thinking this is how I should feel if I'm dying like I want to feel this bad unless I am on my way out so I'm not doing this anymore and I read a book and when I was done smoking the easy way to stop smoking by Allen Carr so many people have read it it's the one book that when you've tried everything else nothing else works this book my mom quit smoking after 35 plus years so many of my friends I heard about it I think like Ellen Degeneres and Ashton Kutcher I heard a bunch of celebrities kind of talking about it I read the book and you can smoke while you read it and then by the end of the book he just promises you he goes go have a cigarette and there's like no I don't want to but I don't need to his bus it is in this is thing you does with drinking any excuse you have to do that thing he talked you out of it he tells you a reason why your excuses actually bull set and there's no science behind it that and he he disproved any reason that you have to do it and we've been brainwashed by tobacco and alcohol Industries to believe that quitting is really hard and quitting alcohol is hard if you have an infection even the guy from it obviously but with tobacco it's part of their propaganda to tell you that it's hard to quit smoking they're the ones pushing that mess message or message which seems like why would they tell people that are but they're doing that because if it's hard you won't quit so that has been their message to be like it's so hard to quit smoking it's so hard when really it's not know that the withdrawal symptoms of not smoking last up to two weeks I think it's less than I think it's like 7 to 11 days and the discomfort caused by wanting a cigarette is the same discomfort as being a little bit hungry you're a little bit annoying it's like it's not instrumental it's uncomfortable but it's a passes after 7 till 11 days I think it is and then it's even when you're going through it it's not that bad but it's it's the psychological effect of thinking it's hard that makes it then hard so once he proves you not that hard and any excuse you have to smoke which is like it calms me down that raises your blood pressure so that's right it makes me more social actually it isolates you you know it if you really look at it every time you smoke you feel kind of bad people it took every excuse you have and then you did it with drinking too I went through this book I read it you can drink while you read the book you have to want to quit to pick up the book you have to want to be like I want this out of my life I don't know how to get it out of my life and I gave this book to so many of my friends and my friends don't drink anymore and a lot of them you know use program or other things to supplement but all I needed was this book and I was done and I'll tell you I drink every single night of my life and I never thought I could live without it it was just I was like anyone listening that's like no no no you don't understand all my friends drink my life it's my social life it's my work life it was everything to me it's all I look forward to yeah I'll never go like this when my friend and there's a bar again like because I don't drink I am f****** killing it my life changed I can trace my careers before and after like on the. So you know it's not for everyone if you have a problem you should maybe look into it but that book seriously changed my life that sounds amazing and there was no difficulty in quitting you know I was dating a guy though like just wanted to have a glass of wine with him with why can't I just have a glass of wine and I've been tempted and I don't think that I would go off the deep end again but but I don't I just I go back to that book and I'm just like I just any reason I can get myself it's just really it isn't true and I'm better without it I know the lubricant your fun with friends. Laughing and joking around but you don't have that ability to stop there is that too but then that person and you promised yourself you're just going to have to but then you get that voice drunk and that voice is like to have another you can't talk to your so you can't plan for how you're going to feel two drinks in because you get drunk and then you it just keeps going just missed it man even the problem is even thinking you can drive drunk because when you're drunk you don't know what the f*** you can do or can't do cuz I think that's why I got to get in fights with people when they're drunk and they don't even know how to fight your stupid I'm fine I can even know if you find that's the problem the problem is you're drunk and that's a big part of the book is talking to people about this liquid courage that everyone say to me and like I need a drink because I can't go on stage if I don't have a drink I need a drink to talk to the girl and it's not courage what you're doing is you're making yourself more stupid yeah the problem is you drunk and that's a big part of the book is talking to people about this liquid courage that everyone say to me and like I need a drink because I can't go on stage if I don't have a drink I need a drink to talk to the girl and it's not courage what you're doing is you're making yourself more stupid


    Bill Cosby Made His Staff Watch Him Eat?
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    Amazon even this person where this came from anymore but I remembered him on that comedian documentary saying that he writes a joke and he adds like one word and then as soon as it gets not funny he takes that word out and goes back to it like and but he was also like raping everyone for like many are so Draper in history from od'ing waking up being they didn't know how many days have passed they were dehydrated and that's what I mean they woke up near death you know so I'm guessing maybe it was you know the truth what what was going through his head when he would drug them like did he think they were beneath him like what was it he had to do if I think it's a celebrity thing because he always exhibited the weirdest parts of the celebrity situation like tea felt above people in privitar never forget he was interviewing Ron Wanda Sykes interviewed him at some award show and he chastise her for the way she was talking to him and he was wearing sunglasses side and you just had this arrogance about him like here's one decides to just hilarious comedian and she's great you should have been excited to talk to her but instead he had this feeling that he was like this royalty didn't you know they didn't appreciate her language or use of language 159 like like what in the butt that that sort of I'm above everyone you know I'm at work at a casino and they told me that he would eat dinner and he was did the entire staff in his dressing room to watch him eat the lady was really freaked out by it so he would have the entire crew like everyone. Everyone stand there while he ate curry and then at night yeah you're probably too hungover but you also want and then shut the door and turn the lights out what is also had the security guard talking man he wanted the security guard to tuck him into bed and then shut the door and turn the lights out


    Comedy Central Censored Nikki Glaser's BRUTAL Caitlyn Jenner Jokes!
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    I'm not immune to getting f****** canceled I'm sure I said s*** before that she's waiting to resurface she's on that roast so Jesus Christ that was like the bulk of my very own don't be here I know she didn't even know that it was possible that we were going to do that oh my God knows that those jokes are coming and I was like will you tell her or will someone give her a heads up like and they're like we don't want to alert her cuz she might not want to do it now I was doing the jokes around town to get ready for it like I was going like Caitlyn Jenner such a beautiful woman you killed with your car for years ago you know stuff like that I loved you on Keeping Up with the Kardashians just like different things I love that you I love that you're a woman that can't menstruate yet you still manage to have blood on your hands like great jokes and menstruate and that yeah you can get your. But you still managed that blood on your hands and and I was in there like my favorite jokes of my set they looked into work the best was working set up for like a month before and they've never said that to me because the morning of that a call with her the morning of the roast that she had heard apparently someone's doing joke me and my car crash and if they do know if I hear the other single that was a very devastating thing that happened to that family and a woman lost her life and if there's a joke about it I will walk and awesome that's what I told Tommy Central there was an awesome before I heard this I was like where you know she the cameras go to the promise I would go and I was doing all the jokes about the car crash now if I would have upset her first off than the whole shows thrown off and it's weird in the room female do a softer version of those jokes that was going to I was going to messed week I'm a little bit of to say Caitlyn Jenner what a beautiful woman you accidentally killed with your own the word accidentally just to like soften it and make it more factual and then called and they said that she had said she'll walk and that's when I decided to walk offstage I don't want I don't want to really really I love the chaos of it like I'd like this love this woman like these amazing women he was a dumb God he was he was a male Kardashian and then all the sudden he's like celebrated he had a bit where where Caitlin was f****** Donald Trump and she was on top of Donald Trump it was God damn hilarious you showing it to me I'll ever know for sure the funniest ever Instagram sure yes I want to ask you really can he is great and he's sober which is crazy drugs when he's doing that Megan McKay depression Beachbody for making me the spokesperson have to use their products since the beginning and I'm a triathlete I've Never Shout Never masturbated with one they have no idea what the f*** they're talkin and the price is pfchangs his friends used to hunt me in the backyard I would shoot at me and my father said if we hear the only thing is f******. Any million. yeah mon would you expect me Alec Baldwin's f****** daughter come up until jokes about a horrible Daddy is now and you can you can own up to the fact you crashed into someone yeah oh yeah yeah weather is Brody yeah he's the most famous of her son's but she had a whole family before the Kardashians that like she didn't watch grow up even though they were just like down the road down the PCH that's one that has a problem with it was weird because it happened during the celebration of her becoming a woman of the transition and they had a settlement she settled I think there was some kind of fault who knows no he did not walk right after garbage man picking up collecting across the street jumped out from the car didn't see him I was 16 to send out my license and he flew up on the hood flew into the grass I thought I killed them and it was terrifying and he sued me for years later right under the statute of limitations and I had to go to court and then it came out on the stand that he was a child molester and so I want so I 100 Karma


    We're Living 'Idiocracy' - Patrick Carney of The Black Keys
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    hours of the record store when that corn record came out in 1999 and that's when I first really got a glimpse at how f*** we are thinking about this in the bathroom is that place was just covered in like pornography and I like this is like so f***** up and in the movie Idiocracy came out I like this is a f****** living in this s*** already died in The Last 5 Years in so deep yeah it's happening at the same time they're they're cracking the egg that is artificial intelligence trying to get that f****** thing I need it for certain areas Nashville couple weeks ago because my my wife want a car baby to see the little piglets and stuff it's a week go into that but the 4-H, area and it's cute and like you know we don't like real motherfukers who work their asses off in there but then we go into the actual Fair part where and it is these Courtney People I sold corn records to like 20 lbs right which is basically like crunchy like crunchy eliminated so much sugar in this s*** like everyone's getting my diabetes on the spot I ordered three large Lemonade's they're $6 a piece I gave him a $20 bill and she gives me back fifteen bucks in her what do I do if I don't correct this s*** like it's going to be way too complicated just take it as I take the money don't feel guilty but you're going to embarrass her she was even know what's happening to talk about f****** Vanna White it's like there's a lot of f****** people on pills in this country or something talking about paying back college loans when there's people who don't have a middle school or high school education you come down and that's a really weird way to talk about get it you know spending tax dollars I can like is on pain back cause on the problem is people sign up for him when you young and dumb and you don't exactly know what you're doing and we're getting to a point Hunter City do we need we need to drop out because we wouldn't get a f****** job from Akron University's but alas feed Upon a Star. Band with debt and if I didn't know that it wasn't accredited I didn't know s*** they came in they recruited me I couldn't get into any our school I have horrible grades and in math so I tested into like four years of remedial math so like I don't want to f*** you do that I like photography or whatever and after 2/4. A teacher who just like him with me in the morning like 10 after 10 or 10:30 class Rivers the week the whiskey and he said I need to talk to you he busted out his portfolio which is all at this point this is like 1998 the ships from the mid-70s dusty but all the colors are faded you want to do this with your life and it's Sirius and I went home as a dad I think I made a mistake and the school that $8,000 a quarter it was f****** expensive and I'm about to go to Pittsburgh to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and I quit School of the Arts in Pittsburgh and like it became like local news for weeks but like so I just did it I did a pretty tour interview with the same writer a couple weeks ago he's like hey man remember that interview we did about I do talk about talkingshit on artist they went out of business a lot of college is a f****** scam I know I know I had a relative was going to I paid for a lot of f****** the board schools you would be surprised I don't have a how much how much I paid for I don't ever want to it's cool if I hold out family members of s*** I paid for a year Overland because not f****** cheap you and I should get a f****** honorary degree finish it I paid for the ship I don't have much education Lewis and Clark swim Portland play Rich Kids New York whatever big man I was at Express an opinion about something and if it manages to Towny dude like just a townie I'm like f*** you m*********** job after college going to college I mean I don't know I was like fully prepared to it when I dropped out of school if the Black Keys thing hadn't work start a lawn care business I don't know wash people's f****** windows I don't really know I wasn't going to write papers I was going to write academic papers I knew that much believe it or not this is toward basically really know I wasn't going to write papers I was going to write academic papers I knew that much believe it or not this is too or basically this is


    The Black Keys: A Big Record Deal Can Destroy You
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    turn up in Akron and like you guys had to feel like you were on the outside of the music business right like the business itself was in Nashville and LA and New York and you know growing up in a in a town do you think there's an advantage what we did but oddly Pat and I had a connection to the other real music business both in our family my cousin was Robert Quine guitar player who played with Lou Reed and Richard Hell & the voidoids one of the first Punk guitar players influential in the Pats uncle's Ralph Carney saxophone player played on all the time waits records B-52 records all kinds of Records it was weird you know by the time we were selling at like a hundred fifty-two hundred rooms we were like we f***** it made it this is it f****** awesome this is what we wanted and then we would be like what if we try to sell out the 400 seat room what if we know it would just kind of slowly went and finally we got to the point where we like or what if we try to play Madison Square Garden that's really work started from playing that his tortoise be like in Brooklyn New York was like hoping for a Ska band on a Monday night in a Brooklyn 450 bucks we drove all the way from Akron 8 hour day 8 hours each way I made $50 got there another down the road that's what makes it interesting like the the managing of the mind you know I mean Dan are both pretty confident but we're also or not like did you know that I think you're only as good as your last show really you know his good as your last record and you know you can't escape by on your s*** all new bands growing up that kind of did right they had a couple good albums and then things kind of went off the rails do to take my favorite bands like going out with Devo cuz they're from Akron and they're like this different kind of crazy band punk band but something special about Ohio we watched you like a medieval times does he get to get to La and whatever happened they are the change that happened and there's something I mean that's in something today and I've been actively trying to avoid is that that kind of thing you know but yeah that's like Dominic is back a real individual get my s*** turn at me by my friends and they're going to make fun of me for whatever rightfully so because it kind of is a vacuum in people who operate in there like 99% of them operate because they have no other choice that and they love doing what they're doing music was so you go to a New York the first time you know the smallest little band has a connection to the biggest producer and you know that's why I like extra seriously so f****** massive City its biggest County in the country in the music industry is here and take the last 20 years of great bands from Los Angeles to have a long list same with New York City you know if you go to the last 40 years those doesn't grow that much do you think it's better best I think if you can really integrate with the music industry peripherally on the outside it's always best house at what do you mean like if you end up signing a major label like what we almost I know we got some offers early on to sign the major labels early on we did not do it mostly because they like the cotton except we kept being strung along like the contract will be there in a week a week or past worship 2 weeks past week all it'll be there next week finally we like f*** this realized at the age of 22 we realize if we signed the ship and they can't get a contract us to even look at in six weeks if we make a record we're going to be so f****** Log Jam. Like we're never going to be able to do this s*** so we we took the gamble we sign with the small Indian just kept f****** going you know and when we finally went to a major it was on a subsidiary of a major with really supportive president and we were kind of an outside still even aware run outside and we were able to do our thing we've never had an ARG I sit around and tell us to speed the song up or or whatever but it bothers if you get in without having some of those boxes ticks and you get into son of Bigfoot big record deal off the bat some f****** dumbass who has a communications degree from like from Pepperdine sitting down too loud bro I was talking about that's that right there and when you get those notes coming from some do this your A&R guy that doesn't really notice to enter major are good A&R guys but most of them are these types of foods and I'll be like yeah man like it's basically what they are doing right then when they get in your head like you got to change that I had on the mix man what they're saying is when this record f****** fails and I can't deliver that any sort of fandom to you that I want to say that you turn the hi-hat down I turned the Hyatt Eden turn down low enough is all compounds everywhere and the only way to get to that is due to we we learn how to make record yourself in a basement we have tape machine $100 tape machine and RadioShack microphones and we've recorded our first record like that we did our second act like that third record like that our fourth record like that and finally we went into the studio dangermouse and we knew how to run I'm mixing desk and I mean we knew what we liked so if someone came in that wasn't dangermouse and was like this or one of the mission answers we worked with if someone came into the kick drum sounds like it would be like f*** off if you can spend the time get the time I get there that's why that's why I get back in the day it's like a record deal band takes years to develop took us took us eight years before we got us on the radio of actively make a record tutoring in a lot of this stuff set up with labels or they want like a hit on the second record you know my I'm married to a woman who sold millions and millions of albums and songs that she wrote you know and when she turned in an Americana record like Warner Brothers gave her sets the run-around the shelves of record the cost 800 because it said there wasn't any hits on it that's that's no way to be an artist you know what I mean that's what we've just always avoided that didn't even bother trying to release it to cut their losses no man and then they charged her for it and then the dropper I mean that's that's that's why so they shall but they never really said yeah they never really isn't it just drop her what might my I learned all that stuff earlier cuz my uncle Ralph who Dimension was signed to Warner Brothers in the late 70s he made a record with his band called tin Huey it sold like five thousand albums you know like failure and then they gave him like 30 grand of buck off and they made a made a record in between it happens all the time, any good do they have shelved what do they do with them ultimately like if people know about there's a lot of good records Cloud shut the outside started off really good and then some Pepperdine dudes remix this you need to remix it you need to do the end of the address to do this do this Regency remember if you're really a producer musician that makes records and you turn it like you turn in a record it's so frustrating when you get someone that doesn't know what you're doing come back like that maybe you should do this actually had to happen to me I hope there's a band called The Sheepdogs is Canadian band that actually this record end up going platinum in Canada in the US and never even got pushed the radio. Not even one song but this guy Chadwick who didn't I work with all the time who is mr. last for records she mixes record this guy's like a genius in audio wizard wizard it was in Wales in a little house on his wife works with horses he's got a little side room to Stein in the room just like half the size of this and he mixes huge records do cheap Studio Custom front of a friend of mine who's going to engineer it them to live and the rest of it went to chat to mix it so I get that I get the mix is back in the day and our guy listening to the mixes and it's like I think I think that high hats too loud on this song I'm not joking I called you know what to do it's been largely that's right but then you also need to remember you you are f***** now they will never service this song because that's the cop out other b******* is not just watch and it is exactly what happened vice president who reports to the president and if you stick your neck out and you say I want to take a million dollars from the f****** machine and I want to I want I bet bet at all in this van quarter million dollars the odds of any ban making it I like probably one in a hundred every time I even breaking even if you only an idiot would ever really get behind a band that is unproven your whole job is to deflect blame you're so like that's why that's what the problem is you know like if I was going to sign a band and someone offered me he said I had $1000000 budget to sign a new band like I also wouldn't give him all the money cuz there's no way I'd make it back and I mean yeah and if you're lucky like with Dad and I walked out and then you look back and feel like I don't even know how I happened with all these other factors that come into it you know and you go try to help a band once something at work for us whenever work for another band so there's no there's no formula to it


    The Black Keys: Do Bands Need Record Labels Anymore?
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    go break off the road for years and we came back 3 years after brakes make a record it was like we'll get you a vehicle and a lot of perspective you know and our conversations when we first started making this record aside from like watching the news and talk about that and black make each other laugh and ship it was like this band is something to hurt really f****** special fact that we're sitting in this you know 18 years after after starting this band and it f****** working out every year we need to make sure that this band is always something that's fun and not a burden and not stressful as a little stressful should be funds rock and roll decision so that way you know so like first of this show we like do you want to do this TV shows TV shows do we have we both watch Joe Rogan listen Joe Rogan I wide happen to watch it what we want to do Joe's podcast that's what we want to do that's important to us we don't want to play with. Not important to us doesn't speak to us these are things we want to do and taking that type of position with the band and also looking at the the business side of it make this is f****** b******* this is ridiculous you know what what what what what I should be giving us his ability to help other bands which is what we do all day long or not to write I mean in The Last 5 Years Dan's produce probably like 15 albums for other artists I've done I have full myself he has a label puts out other people's music there's a lot of f****** work everywhere not too and we're still working other music in the craziest thing is this we still millions of Records we've made between the two of us something like sixty albums when I'm finish the record I'm really proud of and I sent it to Warner Brothers last time I did that they didn't even f****** respond to the email Antoinette when that s*** happens you you know what you want to do tell him the f*** themselves you know what I mean and right now we're in a situation where we're record contracts done you know and I saw what happened to my uncle Ralph do you need a contract go to work with people who understand that the Black Keys is is very important to us but it's also a vehicle that we can leverage to help our other artists when we're producing s*** and it's so f****** infuriating to have been in this business for 20 years and honestly understand the business better than most f****** managers and be treated like dogshit by this person that you made millions of dollars for do you know I mean it doesn't make any sense that you need anything like that to do is have Studio fees or if you have your own studio produced the music and then once people know your s*** is out no but it's different because it's different that we don't need s*** but if you take a new artist from Nashville to say and you make a record for them they need an agent they need they need they need they need to go into her they need to do all the stuff that we did what we were like malnourished freaks are my rent was $145 we started and we practice in my basement and Dan lives in his parents house we didn't have we could we could make like $200 a month and be in the rest are in the black wow well I'm just saying that most bands aren't two pieces most bands aren't like human cockroaches like the podcast where you played new music and then s*** the way you do now it will be gigantic maybe I can just go on the road just to Pat and Dan you can call Pat and Dan on the road and you guys just do it from your tour bus where we just let him wind them up let him talk s*** about things and then play music like music that you really enjoy if someone like Spotify wouldn't jump on something like that they'd be crazy it's a great idea and you could use it as a platform to help artists avoid the system entirely I'm thinking that might work but also if we just tweeted Mark Zuckerberg that we need 245 million dollars he probably do it a good deal if someone wanted to do something like that it's a great idea because you can use it to launch like that like I've done with the comics on this podcast you find people that are funny let everybody know it's not hard get it get a group of people that are really interesting keep the conversations going keep more cool people coming in and then you can use that to help other cool people and let him I know you can do it through your social media you do it through a podcast and of course you guys are still going to do the same stuff you were already doing with producing people and helping them out but you definitely can have your own distribution network but be ethical free or ethical quandary free like a thing about it you just give it to him for free you just do it as a podcast of broadcasting hey check out this f****** band I love this song play it I think I guess what I'm saying is you're going to need an agent to book shop but I do think it is about the music industry what is actually what something that I think that I think we're trying to figure out now is basically how to actually really work again truly independently you don't I mean where it is something that we can figure out a way to actually do the things were passionate about which is a lot of it is make records and end and help him even to make a record and press it is at least $10,000 so I guess what I'm trying to say is that you'd expect that someone will look at your work in the respected enough to come a step in and help out cuz it's not like you're asking for f****** millions of dollars a year to to finance some s*** asking for like a couple hundred grand but that's the problem with the music industry is that is that labels are are willing to give like a SoundCloud rapper like 15 million dollars you know but then they look at a band and they can't quantify their metrics like maybe The Black Keys or or whoever and they they don't give a s*** that will help me out with this guy do they provide that's crazy though how much is that a lot of people buying really isn't it isn't it isn't understand Market in there's some stuff like that but honestly I mean we we get more from like a Live Nation probably what is a record company do then like if you're a young artist that works and then they pray you have hit they pray you have a hit and if you do any want to leave then you're f***** by then if you don't they didn't they don't think so and I think that you want to leave and you got two records off the shelf that record to take avocado it was the most genius f****** credit this out this is how smart these f****** people are is like he said yeah man you know I don't think I really I really take a lot of pride in that band and really help them a lot by just staying out of the way who he didn't even write a check for 2 or support or no promotion he's taking credit cuz he was smart enough not to f*** it up the new Popeyes chicken sandwich I think I put the wrong post up a better attitude than the guy from I have would you prefer that guy who just get the f*** out of the way I would say annoying to you a lot of credit gets taken for a lot of s*** didn't it seems like a f****** frustrating and infuriating business and I glad I'm glad enough to participate in the comics there's no business like we're like in the f****** top 100 1% of this s*** and still f****** annoying every single f****** day it's just like it's the trick to the music industry is to piston it because if you really love music like the way that they the word is still the thing that were most passionate about give me like I love music I only think about music listen to it all day but yet you have to find that fine line for like you don't win like you make a record to rip out of and no one f****** hears it and no one that works with you even response to an email about it you have to find that space where you don't want to kill everybody you know I mean and you still want to go make another record and who need to be connected to someone like this though does this valuable thing in your world what to have this record company and I don't know I don't do it anymore to find any of that since changes is to learn how to Pivot and make it make it how to make sense so the real problem is Youngtown that's just getting started to get signed when they don't really know they're worth yet and they don't know how the problem is is that no one is investing in f****** real bands they're investing in like writer you're vested in the artist that that was a puppet that they can go in like say this person going to listen to this to this s*** they pop machine you think you could do it at the cleaner that you could do it your way look at the other time for something like that if I was to run a record label the main difference would be that I would look at it as let's try to f****** break even this realized some of the most important records here have never sold a million copies like the Ramones go to my copies of any of the records there may be the most influential punk band so what is this redefined what successes success is getting behind art that we really are proud of and not in it not getting trampled and I am getting the support that and eat Buccaneers do you want to subject the Bantu that do you want to be able to elevate that band to the point where they're actually doing that comfortably that's the hard part you mean 10 you though I think would be the same band not always right I think that you could yes it's possible depend upon the individual you know you were living with your parents and this is part of why you guys were so good because you f****** really wanted it you needed it you had to get to a better place we had no other option but I think that's what we see that same quality in other people have already been down that road artist that I'm working with now people like Yola and people like d White this is begging for an organization like your you will your passion for the new important we're already sort of doing it where it where I should have a radio station or a podcast that just talked about this these new albums and what's going on and what you're doing and I'm sure people would f****** love it and just play music play the music that you guys are producing play music that you enjoy that you find out about when it seems like there's a really easy fix for this angst I don't think there is because it's been going on for but for you there's a fixed at least there's a better path for some of the eggs people thinks is important because it is awesome but when I do talk about the business drivers like the thing is it mean when I I found this Photograph. I just hung up on my road case of Dan likely one of her shows and I got this is important I should be I should make sure I have this hung up cuz that this reminds me of all the f****** days we spent like being f****** miserable in a van because we love music so much we go play show for f****** nobody and maybe make enough money to get like a Motel 6 room share a bed get up the next day Waffle House doing it for years and years and years and years but it does take that type of motivation and itself it's frustrating when you do that and then you get to a point where it is the point that we're at and you feel like you've gotten really good at what you do and you help another artist and its you realize that like after all that work is like the myth of Sisyphus it's like oh after all that work at doesn't move the f****** clock at all still the same motherfukers what you do and you help another artist and its you realize that like after all that work it's like the myth of Sisyphus it's like oh after all that work at doesn't move the f****** clock at all still the same motherfukers are f****** f****** helping you know


    Joe Rogan | The Truth About Streaming w/The Black Keys
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    yeah it's also what was that it was someone has a continuous message it's always the same and it's always positive it makes me really suspect cuz I'm like London self-help guy on the Metallica documentary who's offering lyrics probably about music I have to come down on some kind of monster and made me actually like the I've been made me as a fan appreciate those guys in a weird way there dysfunction like they became characters will at 1 to watch the movie of the oven like Lars is so annoying then I watch it again like I still think large is annoying but I still think he's right I have a different of you every time I watch it for everyone cuz everyone's trying to figure out what is this file sharing thing you how's it going to fit in in the music business you guys felt it first like you guys were the big hit more than anything cuz it's not the same to watch a movie on your TV even if you can download illegal movie I'm sure it'll have a little bit of a head but people want to go to the f****** movie theater but with your s*** they can once it starts people start sharing things you just you just get a file and everybody kind of just assumed that well I mean this is like this new frontier and it's not really stealing you're just copying it's just you're not giving the money for it but you're not really stealing got this this weird sort of and large was the first guy to say hey f*** you you're stealing I just but it was a weird fight to have because it's in hindsight is always 20/20 we know what the internet has become since then it's incredibly difficult to try to keep a wrap on things and to keep things that look like keep someone from downloading things like they just get there if you have songs they get out there you know where is the Napster thing was the first time this was happening and he was the guy who's is really really wealthy guy was a huge success saying don't do this like the this is stealing well as a david-versus-goliath type of thing I mean clearly people shouldn't steal but isn't Metallica's job to tell people that maybe but maybe maybe they should have gone directly the Napster north of the record label but I thought you know when streaming first started becoming like a real thing we had to talk with a friend of ours who basically encouraged us to look at it and and not do it and I went into with our manager went from talking to someone or bars and said we didn't want to do it and they were at like kind of outraged and like you can't not do it you can't not do it and I don't run but I found out a couple months later that day date I bought a couple months later because I ice I was quoted a rolling stone talkingshit about like Sean Parker and Spotify and it it will happen is I end up getting a phone call or email from from Daniel the owner Spotify and we had lunch together and he's f****** cool guy he's a nice nice guy very intelligent and I and I really saw his side of it for the first time and he basically without explaining it correctly was like you know that he's paying our label to get our music what they do with the money he can't control these are really like that at that moment was Eliezer some stock being floated to these companies which there was billions of dollars of stock was sent in the label has no obligation to give you many of us they gave us they gave us a couple hundred thousand dollars of it out of the billion because they paid it to us and the way the label does for the paid as an artist royalty and it took off. stop it and it was a made-up number it's it's there's a lot of money in the music industry right now that you know the end of problem is is that I take not okay so my favorite band for the most part don't have hit songs don't get played on KROQ they don't have like a Macarena type s*** on the risk of becoming their way in a minute and that's what pays money is like they could they treat almost every stream the same it's like there's a different prison royalty rate for if you pay Spotify royalty rate for if you're listening on the free service but what they need to do in my opinion is it need to say this guy is a Joe listens to music he has good taste in music he he he he follows 500 bands which means that there's no possible way that he's going to be listening to all 500 of those bands and even a six-month period of time but when he does choose to listen to a song it it's worth like acts like 10 axe versus this person who's listen to Old Town Road a thousand times a day because Joe is like actually engaging with our thing and not just dreaming the song for free and like a monkey like you know whatever mouth salivate and everything they hear the little little Old Town Road rubber they gave ownership to like 12 artist and they're like f*** you what the f*** is that just keep the ownership and pay a higher royalty you f****** c********** honestly dollars right and listen to a hundred songs that's it cuz I got so many ways to listen to music that you listen to take at 10 song and you give every that sucks but that's not the way to do it there like we pay point 0 0 0 5 6 7 cents per stream how could you f****** know what you pay for stream if your if your distribution service do you see him saying I'm giving you $10 and you take 30% off the top by Apple music used to do when you buy CD and then you take seven bucks and throw it towards the artist that would make sense to me but they don't they're like they're paying for keeping all this f****** cash order to keep it in a pile and then at the end satiating like you know Rihanna's hundred million dollar check she gets every year I know a lot of artists who just gets checks like $2.50 for a whole year on record that normally would sell like five or six thousand copies but there's no need to thank you have to basically be an idiot to buy a CD nowadays you know because it is a digital file that you ultimately could download from Spotify on your phone and have it with you forever yeah you know unless you don't have the internet and if you're in Alaska or North Dakota maybe you need to have a CD so so few people printing CDs their boils down to how much of it infrastructure do you need as an artist who who did how many people do you need to be representing you what how did your stuff get out there doesn't it doesn't get me especially with you guys doesn't it just get out there because I just found out about you guys can somebody tweeted it guys take the new bands coming outside the new bands trying to break it. That's what I'm worried about you it's like we're fine but it bums me out how much of it infrastructure do you need in this digital time well just need someone to figure out how to get it to Beaver I think it I think it in a way it's like when we first started our first record deal was with a small label not far from where we are here in the deal is this give us 12 Songs pay for the recording yourself will Master it which is the final process of making a record to cost a couple hundred bucks and we'll send you 50 albums and will give you like 12% of the money we make that was it and we can have a $500 marketing budget that was that was that was the deal you remain so we basically I mean we made this record paid for herself and we went on tour with his agent and Ralph Carrera booked us a tour that kind of a mercenary agent who like book believe what they paid him a couple hundred bucks to book us a tour and it all kind of started steamrolling you know I mean but we had no infrastructure with no management we have no agent we had nothing we just kind of got in the van started going and I think in a lot of ways nothing has changed except for that when we got to the second level you know the set like it there was a couple thousand dollars there for us to make a record there was opening slots that be nurturing was a little bit different then why do we always kind of done it in a way that was pretty DIY and the way it's the same way it has to function now the only difference is there's fewer record labels that are going to sit there and give you $15,000 to make a record and maybe give you ten Grand to help you buy a van and that's the hardest step that's that's the threshold for things dancer having a hard time getting through you know what you get through there then it's like then you get to where we were for years which is it you're on a bigger label you're making records and no one's paying attention to you only reason why we ended up getting attention paid to us I think by Warner Brothers was Far Rec R6 record Brothers it was a kind of a heavy time I just turned 30 then just turned 30 and you know when you turn 30 it feels like you've gotten old and like especially in the rock and roll business and we had those good release record I thought was great and I went into talk to we are going with their manager is really ours is one of the guys a heads of Warner Brothers and I and I was like where we're like that where the most sinks band on Warner Brothers which is when you get a song on the TV show or movie or a commercial that has no other band The Last 2 years that had as many things as we've had believe that I don't even know who works the radio Dept at Warner Brothers and we've been on your label for like 4 or 5 years and Leo are basically like that he prioritizes like that week for the first time was like we're going to work on your van and when that happened that's when the Lollapalooza s*** that's in the radio K-Rock everything f****** changed even took a 6 hours and it took us all those sinks all that shall getting called sellouts what time for a while and forgiving are songs going the same dudes that wherever First shows with their arms crossed still do the same music stupid the same music I mean it's it's not for this type of thing that comes from that idea that like maybe like oh that ban like that I liked it better when it was at my secret my friends and I Santa like top 40 radio and there was this thing right if we won record of the year for lonely boy one of ours is going to service that song to Top 40 it would have never probably been a hit but if we would have won Grammy it could have brought the whole band up I've seen it happen with lots of bands like you just it's just like you become like Playskool level we would have changed but the thing is is like you start accessing like you start accessing you start acquiring that's more fickle and maybe more annoying cat food feel like this is probably the same things like someone's going in there to get like so it's going to get shaving cream and this band that used to play it like the f****** Casbah San Diego is playing at the weather checking out like to finally talk this out in that time. It wouldn't matter your music is it is you got you know I mean it's not this even though you got experimental and you've done different styles of songs and some of them feel more bluesy some of them feel more right-sided still Black Keys If you guys just did that it wouldn't matter what you were on there we can stash it


    A Mushroom Trip Gave The Black Keys' Patrick Carney Anxiety Issues l Joe Rogan
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    you know it's great that you openly talk about having these panic attacks because there are so many kids that I'm sure who are huge fans of your to also have panic attacks and they can't f****** believe that you guys it with your level of success could still have these little battles you know that we've all had so that's so huge that you're willing to talk about that say that that I'm telling you that have done was deathly going to make an impact on people I mean once you have it like the first time I ever really had a panic attack I had one and then I kind of didn't have another one until this moment on that envelope Elizabeth the first time really was in Amsterdam on the way from Amsterdam to London Dan box and mushrooms are legal there I never I didn't Dan bottom if we were traveling in a van of the time and they were giant fresh mushrooms the he bought me that you got you should take some you should take some of that I ate like the stem and his massive I mean it was like eating a burrito and after like 20 minutes the driver and like starting to spin out like how to how do you get this to stop he turned around he only wore black and shades on I thought I would have thought it's time usually Satan he's like white knuckling your gold girlfriend out I couldn't get out and get some fresh air man unlike stop at this gas station in Belgium and I walk into the bathroom with Dan and I Like This Woman's like speaking in French like turn on the tray and then grabs it and put it in my pocket and it puts like a nickel there a cost that much to pee from that and it was an amazing experience mr. Here to eat in a regular meal and a thing right there the top and I swear that's open it up for me man was no natural light in the back of the van also all the windows had this really dark dark tint black tent oh so we were just in this Panic van I need to get outside yeah I remember when the sliding door won't open it was like when they went into Willy Wonka's place all the light came in and yeah and then it seemed like it was crazy cuz when we got back 3 f****** hours later like our drivers like to do if we got together we've been here for 20 minutes and it's been 3 hours of you guys talking about this dumpster we get back in and Dan listen to some music man it's so he put on NWA and I like we both started laughing as I get it sounded like Fisher-Price music like still plastic and brittle and it was like the most incredible sound record I've ever heard it was f****** insane but it was that experience it first me ever experienced in that like what the f*** is happening like kind of fight or flight but for no reason panic attack thing then I think yeah I deal with it mostly but I just when I'm onstage I still get them occasionally if I come in too fast this is not in my system is not is not for me you seem like you could have been a comic have you ever thought about being a comic I don't think I could I like bullshiting though but I definitely I know how do you say funny funny observations in your face have a Mean Streak I'm dancing dance personal comic that's basically it was the first one and then from then it may be as open up the door and because you had one and makes it easier to have another one is that how it works well I was exhausted that day because we were kids we were kids partying for I was I never been to Europe really we were Amsterdam I smoked weed the night before which I don't do when we were drinking and I barely got any sleep so super shity feeling so every time I'm like basically tired I'm more prone to that s*** and it's a happens like at the airport in Atlanta airport to me morning flights it's always kind of liked that was really hectic and like everything's f****** moving around and tired like f*** this is a f****** miserable and festivals sometimes they're so crowded in like but now I haven't had them have had a problem with him really but at does the hypnotism s*** worked always kind of liked that was really hectic and like everything's f****** moving around and tired like f*** this is a f****** miserable and festivals sometimes they're so crowded in like but now I haven't had them have had a problem with him really but at does the hypnotism s*** worked


    The Black Keys Get Real About the Music Business | Joe Rogan
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    you guys do is awesome I love you music but I I feel your I just want you to do it you know just when there's little contests and this is number one in this one's on this and this is the band of the year the album of the year like sets who and why is it a Content cannot just be this is awesome s*** hear some different awesome. not partake in the current bulshit in the music industry which is so check this out do you mind if I explained it please do we had a conversation with her manager about this record right in a really sweet and it was late but it went from everything like we have family we don't want to be on the road for a hundred days this year we don't Nestle want to do anything we don't we don't want to go anywhere not excited about in this world came down to the promotion and stuffy nose we want to get in front of people and play our songs and have fun you know and the conversation came up with about the actual album like Warner Brothers was interested if we wanted to bundle it which is when you included record like with a ticket right and a lot of people have been doing it with you by t-shirt and to get a record and it's a digital download link does not work and I will you $5 from each ticket back to Warner Brothers and then you would get a record sale and I was like that doesn't make it doesn't make any sense to me into Dan and well it's only way you can get a number one record so if you want number one record you got to do that well it's 121 like we get five bucks back and then we get a royalty and we get our tickets and right now you don't get a royalty and you only get to take you only get album cell count if they click the link and they have like three by 50% click-through so another words we would pay $10 per sale on Nielsen soundscan by giving the money back that we sold on tickets to Warner Brothers tour record they wanted that 1.25 million are record events for this record was less than that so that's so it was like if Dan and I were just on our own record label we could give ourselves $5 per ticket account and we just keep the flu to take it the money from the right-hand and left-hand give you a link if you counted it we get the sail we keep the money that's basically what the f*** was going on you don't mean and it's it's all based on fear like all of this s*** like do you want to be you know that's basically conversation that is basically being had it not that direct but it's like as an artist you better try to get it gets good numbers get that first week I threatened and they're basically like f*** that f*** it doesn't even f****** matter people going to come to the show tonight going to come to the shows we're going to make records people going to buy more than occupy him and I think it is really it's detrimental to the music industry like to to pay too close attention to certain metric sounds like the the whole system it right now with these Majors is like signing s*** that has the most social media interaction the most streaming and I was like you know what when I was 9 years old I bought Vanilla Ice's Ice Ice Baby and I listen to that s*** like I'm not joking like 250 times in a week like it's like a f****** idiot our fans have like you know they've got like a hundred 50 albums that they listen to on a sort of rotation at least and ours maybe one of them a month and I mean some it so that it's a different f****** audience you know I mean Instagram that's exactly right but that's the problem is that there are two different things that play at play here there's the music industry industry itself which is like certain people who work in industry and higher-ups are like we need to sell records we need to we need like this pop producer to work with this writer and this artist and we need streaming numbers and then are certain people you know like the old guard like the Lenny warnicker or Seymour Stein or you know even young guys too but you know they're like actually what we're doing is curating aren't that we really like and it's either going to sell it not going to sell a lot of the records that we grew up listening to most of them were records made by these kind of insanely eccentric weirdo people but really changed our lives in one of them you know like Tom Waits is still like it's so much different type of survival Timothy's artist a why we make music and it has nothing to do with this s*** it's a difference between like the Vogues you know I mean and like the fugs it's like there's a lot of these comparisons that you can make about what we do in our place in music industry is is is to do what we what we do and end for a while we were taking part in like the mainstream aspects of music you know me we were playing at the MTV Movie Awards nominees insane weird experiences because we we hadn't done it before and we felt like we had to do it and I wouldn't I wouldn't want to change anything but at this point like I think she's staying as far away from all that s*** is it is what we want to do right now it is no reason to love each other 2012 we offer to do it we watch and we were kids we were in La already it was like whatever Aerosmith came out and introduced us and now I'm thinking like why would they agree to do to be on the MTV Music Awards are they going to get from that whatever the whole thing was kind of bizarre really bizarre they need to be in the spotlight ER or something that you know and we were there just like I think we kind of realized how goofy was while we were there but we got an insane Xperia hang out with Johnny Depp and Joe Perry and Steven Tyler and this is crazy cuz after the after we do this song whenever we're out stage but about backstage by the trailers and I'd like to see Steven Tyler and Joe Perry and Johnny Depp talking we walk over cuz I just want to see what they're talking about cannabis legal in the craziest and Steven Tyler and Joe Perry talking about transport outer going to get their Arsenal across state lines another one time yeah man we we travel with a goddamn Arsenal AR-15 goddamn Arsenal AR-15 grenades


    The Black Keys' Patrick Carney Discusses Anxiety Struggle | Joe Rogan
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    I mean I've experience intense stress from doing today I love most playing playing concerts I've experienced it firsthand what it's like and that's way different when does it hit you like when obviously comes out like about to die but you still feel clubs you next week be camping out background like I guess what they would call now hipster s*** or whatever and that was just people who like you know real passion about certain types of music that wasn't Massey appreciate it you know it's just still kind of what we're into but would because that most people that we can we drive shows were like the high-fidelity type record store clerk you know you playing a show and it's just like arms crossed but pretty good The Gatekeepers were like 30 you know thirty-two-year-old now I would look at them as put me to be like being supportive but at the time it was more supportive. The time it felt more like judging until I get in the wrong head stereo headset headspace and I'm on stage with us or something you know me like the worst band of all time is probably the more you know like some terrible like minutos by the more people and I mean like this isn't that many people is like 3,000 people they just be honest like the worst stand-up comedian like I don't know I don't know me I'm like so parking tickets in Los Angeles come on that's how I look at it you know I'm like we deserve to be here more than that for Saturday to put a time in in Dino Dan doesn't we don't need to think about what we're doing so because we're not thinking about what we're doing like the trick is to stay in the moment with music but I can play and not think about it and then I start thinking like what's a person f****** take him out okay Deja Glastonbury there like he knows a 200,000 people are close to that and I just stopped playing like do you have at the moment 5 red bulls or he would be really anxious and drink a lot of Red Bull I don't know and so we got on stage and it was like a sea of people and he was on his fifth Red Bull and his eyes were like saucers and he was staring at me Boise convoys hey man how you doing you know what I mean I was just I was just exhausted really I'm like what do you want to do whatever you want to do is cool with me just let me know he had to call me down how many Red Bulls does it take before it becomes speed I don't I don't drink that much anymore but I think we also have been playing these shows and exhausting is that most of it had to do with our schedule cuz we play this one show in Des Moines right around that time that this is in 2010 right to visit this is when this happened was at Lollapalooza 2010 and this is the festival that we had played like four times before there wasn't like something new and we weren't even have onion this time it was just like we're on stage doing so bad if you looking forward to the show but this is like a pivotal moment for me it was like I I just kind of missed a beat of a song something that no one else even know Southern probably Dan and doesn't call s*** and I got like I spun out and then I just kept spinning out like a panic attack like you know you tend to get a panic attack doing the same thing you did before for a while I was having a pant like a little mini panic attacks every time I was on stage but I've got to the set July crowd starting at maybe five thousand people and now here we are delete most of the festival's watching us play it was like oh s*** like what the f*** is happening finally people a year and is that like I can't f*** it up now and then I mean look man I didn't know what to do it's so good play actors who are going to do like plays for the first time so I went to go see Carrie and his house and we're playing some shows at the Palladium and he he did this thing hypnotize me and the second night like I went that first night we playing it was like better the second night we played it was like pretty much gone and then I woke up in the hallway the Roosevelt Hotel and that stairwell in my underwear at like 7 in the morning in the end I'm in the staircase in my underwear 7 in the morning yes yes guy was on yesterday actually the name is Vinny shoreman he hypnotized a lot of Fighters and he had it before and I wanted to try I was like okay I have these thoughts with probably bulshit or have weak minds but it's a state that they can talk you into is really good like Vinny could talk you into the state and then you're totally conscious but you're definitely you definitely in this weird tunnel where you feel safe like mentally safe at work and you can talk and think about things in a way that's almost free of normal regular anxiety you can address the anxiety can see it but it's for the brief amount of time while you're really in that state you you can get rid of all that s*** this is a weird this guy carry nice remembers a couple things specifically that he said and I went so that he said like you know you know you're afraid of messing up they that's the whole point of like being in a rock band is like it's okay to mess up it's not supposed to be perfect, Perfection isn't something that anybody even wants you don't mean like if you go to like an art gallery you see like a Thomas Kinkade painting no one wants that s*** telling me all that he was he was telling me this s*** like he was like basically like you know what your personality is you know everyone's flawdrip human beings it's okay like yeah whatever like you're not supposed to be perfect you have no desire to be the you know there's no competition you better you know your personality is you know everyone's flawed real human beings it's okay like whatever like you're not supposed to be perfect you have no desire to be the you know there's no cop drumming competition you better do it like I'm supposed to just be here having fun and it worked


    Joe Rogan | Jose Canseco's Crazy Twitter w/The Black Keys
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    do you guys been paying attention to OJ on Twitter politics in the comments are just the most ridiculous s*** everything you would expect I'm sure you can read them, too just filled with murder jokes it's all just murder Joe's long as he's not making murder jokes I guess my friend has the largest OJ Simpson t-shirt collection of the three OJ juice is loose in the in the world and he had an exhibit here until a couple years ago and I Museum like a hundred 50 shirts pretty pretty amazing but you know I like to follow on Twitter without we talking about earlier I don't want to look at Twitter that much but I do like Jose Canseco a lot onto you crazy it's an extra crazy and he's offering like that for $2,000 you got to spend the night and the in a tent with him like look for bigfoot oh my God it started with him when he shot his finger off person huge gigantic man that was so handsome look like a professional wrestler giant handsome super athlete came in to lift weights at home runs and 40 steals ever taken was a costume the individual war in the costumes none other than Andre the Giant check it out I don't think that's true I think that's pre Andre the Giant's career in fact that picture was from the 60s about Patterson-Gimlin footage laundry jungle ending was alive there are you saying Jose Canseco doesn't at least tell him I'm going to go out and have you seen what I could drink amazing stories, lol driving under the ring housemate was your day 24 24 beers in like a half hour hands were so enormous that the beer they didn't look real that look like a mini bar beers and I was handles covers everything huge isn't this world a good interest you learned early yeah it's a good lesson to learn a good lesson on a little league game by my dad right and we're listening to the Indians game end this new shortstop with the time was terrible named Jay Bell like dropped the ball and I think Dad I bet you only better shortstop than JBL I might have to stop the car I love you so much but you're 11 and there's no possible way there's like 50 professional shortstops and there's a there's no way that's it very cool yeah you don't need to be bullshitted kids today they didn't bullshitted the whole life is really the best you're the best son you are better than his kids and other they like all their expectations of success have now been turned on their progeny fine line yeah Jose Canseco's Twitter it's crazy huh it's crazy it's a while dude well man I mean it's cool that a guy that hit me cuz he told him so the guys that another batch brother was found out Mark McGwire I don't know man I don't know much about Amanda the difference between dopamine and steroids or what I kind of feel like if your I don't know about steroids as early but you're riding a bike across France and I'm not doing its own needs to do it actually said it's probably physically safer to take the steroids if you're going to do something like Tour de France because it's so insanely grueling on your body that you want to be able to recover but we have this weird thing it's like there's a thing that makes your body work better but you not supposed to take it if you take it we get mad at you but we want you to do good when you do your best but we don't want you to take this thing you could drink yourself to death hit too many balls like what what how can you tell everybody it's either everybody or nobody that's where it gets dangerous is cuz you if you find out oh my God these guys just openly do steroids and they tell you what they do and the middle schoolers will be doing it yes High School do steroids I mean like I know somebody that about steroids and he was describing to me the process of that you able to do anyone a bit get big and now and I like so what do you do what do you do when your big you think you got while you got to start taking these estrogen blockers and if you don't take statement but I like a Bruce Jenner said that he like it like did steroids for breakfast I mean do that like to play this is testosterone production date don't believe that there's a connection between gender identity and testosterone levels I think they think it's a wiring issue for lack of a better term but there is always a thing that happens to people if you take steroids that your body has this inability to make its natural hormones until you get depressed like a depression time and keep you really funky for a lot of athletes cuz that we're like his Jose Canseco's out there looking for bigfoot what was his name earlier Lee MMA got it he had a fight with the with an old man Choi it was Hong man Choi Hong man Choi is huge so him just accept this fight is crazy let me tell you about it. It's like yeah hung men toys like literally 7 ft tall Fleet mismatch but he needed more he needed the chatter so he stepped in and get that looks like and then like the Guerrilla I mean he's a super powerful gigantic man how big Hong man Choi is he get got pummeled a blue is neon than Hong man Choi I just know he's not even which one of those that's one of those you put on rash guard but it's got tattoos on it it looks like your tattoo. I wish our brothers would start posing Is Us his name isn't mentioned in the story The Only Way the story he get publishes with that resolution of photo 88 axles


    Edible Pot Can Take You Down the Rabbit Hole
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    psychedelic trip you had any mushrooms couple months ago I mean it depends on how far you go so funny yeah you can go down the rabbit hole you know a little bit you're like shaking hands with the angels but you're not going to heaven you're not going to visit how are you I'm so wonderful but you not like riding on their wings going to the other dimension that's what you go if you take a nap you're not talking to anybody is your own psychological dilemma and then your battle with whatever the the are the Psychedelic is trying to do to you versus what your egos trying to control and keep it from happening I mean I've seen a lot of people have bad trips on some of the worst trips I've ever seen people have is from edible pot is one of the strongest things that people don't recognize you know you when you think of things that can take you down the rabbit hole you don't think of edible pot I just like how you going to get on and he didn't get too high but you're just getting hot but when you eat it it sucks completely different animal literally look physiological is a difference passes through your liver and the THC gets processed into 11 hydroxy metabolite way stronger mushrooms that I had two of them and they were it was great it just made things a little bit brighter new drug called mushrooms and I just ate a little bit everyday complete Fighters I know a lot of fighters in microdose forgot that I was even on and I was like I was just like all this room looks like cooler


    We've Been Ruled by AI for 700 Years - Roseanne Barr
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    but we're not ruled by people let's really get into it now official intelligence years hey I thought you know the LIE these Christians out there I mean they're really connected in with the Hulk you think have you noticed that numerology type numbers and everything is like appreciating the numbers and like that's why I told you there's this whole processed and smoking a cigar you don't just go like this you got it you have to smell it hold it now Joe thank you not going to be mad at me for giving you a cigar they know you're okay with that and this was right after all the b******* went down and yeah I needed a smokescreen between myself and the world of course you can cuz you're protecting your eyeballs cuz everything is go through your eyes like those things those worms that they got now they go right for your eyes you know what I'm talking about right Babylon chant down Babylon you know it's the whole part of the world now where was better ball games now was it it's over there somewhere in the Bible which part of the world you know I mean what an amazing history that part of the world has to have low intellect is what I'm saying now instead of f****** idiot m*********** Iran who want to overthrow the ruling class mullahs who you know control the way they think do and say and every aspect for Diglett for women and that's getting ready to go and I hope Trump helps push that little bit further to cuz everybody wants Freedom now from Hong Kong to Tara mean when it's not slowing down at all 17 weeks of ride that is crazy 7-Eleven I don't know it's just their again there it is it's like something synchronicities is that word thank you so much that means a lot to me 700 years of us being turned away is artificial intelligence that's what the Tower of Babel which is the trailer of artificial intelligence where or where everybody was trying to go higher higher in the pyramid in the hierarchy where there's only like a certain percentage of people at the top and billions at the bottom and chain you know that. I mean it's getting over its tip now it's over it's not going to work anymore cuz people got too damn smart and goddamn we I shouldn't say goddamn the one that wired all of Mexico for Ted Turner some s*** some old big old parties I used to go to before I stayed too long at first they're fun but anyways but anyways of light and that there's this would engender a new what do they call it Renaissance Art and everything that you do one art gets f****** cool everything gets cool buildings Commerce everything gets creative and it's just a creative creative time is coming from after this particular time of like a deadening or something where we'd now they can't hold it down this is the first time in history I said to him it seems to me like this might be the first time in history were no church or state can keep the facts from the people and he said yeah that's true it is kind of keep looking at just keep looking up don't let down let you know when you're on that tightrope that's what he's had never look down when you're walking a tightrope this keep looking forward and up a little bit forward enough


    I Was Ass-less in an Ass-Based Economy! - Roseanne Barr
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    my grandma she don't like my dad oh no he didn't like her neither really he said call your grandma and tell her to walk down the side where the icicles are so I can crawl out on the roof and f****** a hammer and it will fall down them pierced through her braids so hilarious what was wrong with your grandma that he was so upset her this is so I'm assuming that was his wife's mom have to be under their thumb you know if I like them I think it's fun she got a guy under thumb this was I want to write this as a to a movie I'll make it brief one of her tenants with him right by the bus station there but you know so he made the mistake of thinking she was a warm person as many people make that mistake with all Jewish women thinking they're warm and loving people Steve those are show so he told her tell her he was her apartment positive about waiver issues time for you to cut the grass I need you to go fix the toilet and number 8 she'll help me out she's working me to death this old bag so my mom be that way to she gets in on it I need you to come over and cut my grass and pretty soon his job was to sit at our dinner table between her and my dad and go Helen this is the most delicious roast I've ever tasted in my life it goes on and on us 12 but at the end of that summer he turned herself in her prison that my dad's body he was a football player and they called him Jerry Barnes and Boyd built like a barrel barrel buddy and I totally got it until I thought when I was in Hollywood I would get like a girl body with some ass cheeks and a waist so I'm still trying to work on that uptight this problem with no headphones forget us first-hand in Beverly Hills incredible in my life is like the 8th Wonder of the world it was completely up there was no sad whatsoever and I'm like I never had it as a source in an ass face Teton and that was my whole problem I was like my dad but they like you're never going to get it in my parents but you're never going to get a husband because you're too fat and you have you know you have no ass you have no way she need to workout and then whatever whatever and you have a big mouth and no guy will ever like that I proved them wrong but you're not going to get a husband because you're too fat and you have you know you have no ass you have no waist need to workout and then another whatever and you have a big mouth and no guy will ever like that I proved them wrong and assholes


    How Grandmothers Can Fix Our Broken Society
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    how about grandmother's take your power grandmother grandmother in this country is responsible I figure 4 between 15 to 100 people a woman who lives that long and keeps her family around her that's exactly what happened and it's the truth of it so I call that a community are depending on where they are geographically that community in the words of Malcolm X why I ran for president on that party it needs to crack Community Health and Community sovereignty and Community what's the word where it just keeps going Doo Gro you sell it in the market run of that kind of thing but the whole commendable thank you I couldn't think of that word getting old sucks man and because you can go sit and feed people and that's what matters so the biggest problem facing us as humans is how do we get the food in front of the hungry kids that's our problem but we go to all this other s*** rather than that so we need to start over get grandmother's in charge every grandmother will be Community grandmother's organization all based on the nation of Iroquois which was how the United States was actually founded because Benjamin Franklin was pan of the Iroquois people in the way they ran their government which was run by a grandmother's Council and that's what he invented the 13th and they came up with the 13 colonies United because it was 13 tribes and the Iroquois were the judge pan of the Iroquois people in the way they ran their government which was run by a grandmother's Council and that's what he invented the 13th and they came up with the 13 colonies United because it was 13 tribes and the Iroquois were the judge


    Roseanne Barr: Don't Destroy Yourself for Comedy.
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    nothing can ever stop me cuz I'm a comic right that can stop us nothing cuz we have some f****** weird DNA band that we just have to get the f****** last laugh right we have to get the laugh until I have to that lady that tells you to throw out your clothes that don't spark Joy she's really help me cuz I'm a hoarder you know in a while cuz I'm so nervous it's like oh my God I get so nervous cuz I I don't really know I don't really know anymore you know I really like the funny moved a line one killer line that kind of a wine or it's not going to work for me you know something happened and I just don't talk about it that much beside call Novia b**** and do you ever work with writers is that cellarius how old is 36 all the time stop like me well I know that Comics to the comics I lost some don't like me and they're going to they're looking for a f****** SmackDown today we'll get there f****** Smackdown from majo and it will not be like no Smackdown they've ever had before in their privilege f****** Little Liars you're going to raise your kids on welfare I was well aware you yeah well until we were like 13-14 did you get the government cheese we didn't get the government cheese likes have it's bad it is bad like my friend Sue mengers remember her Joe the name whatever it was where they moved these Jewish children from Germany to England Kinder sport or something and you know to save them and she was one of those and her dad was a comic in Germany and it's just so weird how things go round and round and we'll get to it we're going to talk about today but her dad was a comic in Germany in a real funny real popular and Hitler came and took over and he kept on telling the jokes you know he was telling the jokes where we went every little Club doing the joke and he was warned don't you switch up your joke man if you want to keep working switch that joke up to be you know not what you're saying you know and he wouldn't and she said he even got louder and he was arrested and of course murdered in Auschwitz but she lived and she said I said what would you say to your dad now she said you know at a certain point it f****** stops being funny do something different you know don't beat don't ride it to the Destructo don't go all the way over you know I stay in the middle don't distract yourself comixology we don't really know where the line is until you cross it and then you go are f***** up across the lot but you just trying to be funny and that's that's something that I think that non Comics don't really understand when when a comic f**** up makes mistake they're just trying to be funny or trying to be mean and they just missed they missed and it happens all the time because you're creating you know you're ad-libbing you're you're you're basically improvising and that's a lot of what comedy is is improvising a line and trying to say in the moment you might think it's funny but if you had more time to think about it you might have said I shouldn't say that way people going to get it wrong or maybe I should read correct myself but people how can I save and you know just like her dad there in Germany in or should I say this or should I say that or instead of I guess the more intelligent of us go how can I say this and Reach people cuz you know the people are thinking just like you cuz they're people too


    Joe Rogan on Floyd Mayweather, "He's the Best Ever"
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    music Alexandria the footwork is staphylococcus Elsa. And the end of it we just get right up on you and they'll be trying like he was Pretty Boy Floyd and Money Mayweather solutely School I'm ready but we have a box engraved form what's the boxing thing it called I know I always get it was amazing and slipping underneath that job he was so good at life this is just in case he was tested in his last fight Alvarez after that against yard young self Lipo Light after that fight but God damn he's good.


    Roseanne Barr: I'm On the Autism Spectrum
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    don't think there's anything people do to live that could be wrong I just think we could be really smart and organize it better like we could create a whole new thing since we have all these computers and intelligence open to us and available to us plus the thinkers that know how to program those and you know programmers and all those people that know about 0 + 1 + 1 you know way better that helps people and I know people have the brains to do that in about an hour if somebody I'll do that later I mean if that's called for somebody just has to tell him to do what I think I think people need to figure out a way to profit off helping people that's where things would get good the problem is everybody going to go there's not going to be any more money yeah this Google Quantum Computing thing they think it's a huge threat to cryptocurrency I'm too stupid understand with another right way too uninformed to but what they're trying to say is that there's no way you would be able to encode or encrypt this information that would keep it from this insane computing power they're developing and it why I'm like I mean I know I'm I'm on the autism spectrum Spectrum autistic people we just started talking to each other on the internet quite a while ago about like hey let's try to Envision solutions to Everyday problems that actually people face and and it threatened them and see what we can come up with and so there's whole websites about it and I wish I had but I I will post them after I do the f****** research I can't get a goddamn assistant to do any goddamn research she lives down there in the South and I don't know if she wants me to say but that owns the most liquor stores in the world and Roads and tracks and blah blah you know their distribution channel is a good one a billion dollars and and the stuff they make tequila with well you'll have to read the article that's for people who fancied themselves Progressive and then when their eyes beheld what the left actually does with its busted money there their eyes bug out and they don't did there it's like a Walmart kind of deal to their demise you know the products they used to produce the Tequila's in a Walmart shopping cart called George Clooney's company all that one world e crap goes I don't think they know what you're saying is that he is basically profiting off of the hard work of these people that are remaining poor and they're buying their formula and then using that formula to make that tequila and they're growing everything but they're making all the prophet that we're saying growing everything but they're making all the prophet that we saying yeah I think it's about Agave which is a every source and I think it's about growing that and Native people owning it rather than it being bought out from under oh so yeah it's a whole one world issue


    Roseanne Barr: I've Got More Mental Illness Than Your Average Bear
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    sometimes people are inflamed and irritated and that changes our personality and to have a healthy body or healthy microbiome and all the just a healthy system it affects your personality ever want to f*** with the bad mood but you know when you got bipolar and bipolar amox a million other f****** think what does that mean more mental illness than your average bear member Yogi the Bear even more protracted is like while you're in a good mood for months and then it said you know what they say that straw that broke the camel's back that's kind of clue one that you might be bipolar as are in the back of the camel breaks and you just let our trip she can't control it anymore and things you didn't even think you were holding back come out you know if you don't have the right way of processing a motion such extremes and then you follow the exchange through with action like going someplace and you know then having to go some other place it's terrifying mental illnesses really terrifying I think maybe this whole thing is going to move me to start talking more honestly about it cuz I think of all the conversations in America that's the most buted because we have empathy towards people with other ailments right if someone has liver cancer we don't go fix your Livery f****** idiot out here getting sick but if you have a mental issues that affect the way we communicate with people and we think it's your fault like if you have a bad knee no one says why can't you run up the hill you f****** moron but if you have something wrong with your brain we just assume it's your fault it's a real bad thing it's a bad habit that people that don't have mental illness well they don't understand that it could happen to you it could happen to anybody bullying the mentally ill is so much a part of what's going on in our culture right now abandoning them and you're just in the streets will DL homeless people wandering through the streets of Los Angeles alone 60,000 mean that's a good size small town and it's filled filled with drug addicts and people with psychotic breaks and all sorts of other ignored and they become invisible Retreat totally into their psychosis issues and so they can't be reached so nice day or while you're doing a big healing favor but I met this Kitty was about 20 and his eyes are black that white of his eye, like what happen your eye goes I got it tattooed I go how did you possibly sit and let them put tattoo needle in the white of your eye 950 thousand times because because I have a deep fear of anything going in my eye I've always had that fear and said this was my way to overcome it tiger dude I had a fear of you know being a symbol of so much to so many I think it crumbled me of Fame and stardom of stuff contributes to this feeling that you know you you're worried about the the role that you have you know you worried about people being upset at you you worry about in almost like it comes out from that oh can I celebrating sober October celebrating sober October 3 years in a row tell recently 111 drag is good that's the right amount of keys just elevates you a little bit gives you a little lift but I tied one on the day before sober October with Sturgill Simpson and I don't remember what we were talking about why we're talking


    Roseanne on the Hawaii Telescope Protests | Joe Rogan
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    they did it more mad in Hawaii over that movie Moana which is my favorite movie yes I'm real that is pulchritude I'm putting in the Zhu Zhu two cents on this here he don't want them to build a telescope will not on the people's holy place so I went out there and I done some prayers for direction and it the telescope which will be the new eyes to behold the entire universe which will create like a different kind of a human mind forever maybe that should be there I don't know that's their that's that's their what he called their their Genesis is that particular Mauna Kea Mountain so they don't want anything built on there maybe there's some sort of a compromise unique place on Earth view the cosmos have you been to the Keck Observatory my grandkids changes your your your place like your idea of your place in the world the first time I saw it was around the round films about The Wall of China whatever those places are those theaters a few times but one time I caught it perfectly where there was no moon out and the sky was clear and it was unbelievably beautiful though you see the whole Milky Way Savannah start the entire Sky filled with stars didn't even seem real and it just makes you feel like you're looking through the windshield of a spaceship flying sit up there and then you looking it's like yeah there's this can you see the Milky Way so clear that it doesn't look real but we caught it like that once the other two times I went there was still beautiful but not as stunning as the one time we're caught it one time I messed up and I got there was a full moon was a mess could hardly see anything but the other time was really cloudy with hard to say but the one time I saw him just to this day I think back on it it blows me away cuz it's really shifted in a real tangible the way I viewed people on a planet in space it just it's just undeniable cuz it's so gorgeous and so epic integration that's the word integration mind I think that lack of ability to see that it's one of these it's really screwed up more than anything about modern civilization with all our lights are street lights and City Lights you can't see the sky anymore when there's no lights at all then she all the stars and then you realize we're in space where in space but this is just at night time I'm not just in Manhattan looking at the sky other we are in space when you have a blackout in a place like Manhattan and also you look at the sky like what is going on all these stars have been here the whole time but you can never see him light pollution it is a terrible never did a terrible thing that we've done we denied people to view of the most gorgeous thing and all of the universe the universe itself the view of the most gorgeous thing and all of the universe the universe itself


    Roseanne Thinks She Influenced Trump with Presidential Run | Joe Rogan
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    funny that's awesome but I might move New York to cuz you know somebody's got to shake something up and I feel like shaking something up and then I get very tired just go to Hawaii but you know the thing I want to shake up is Comics be brave stick up for each other now if you guys had stuck up more for me I think it would have stopped but you ignored it cuz you're like while she is a b**** anyway Stan a lot of f****** stupid s*** I think sometimes when the s*** hits the fan with certain people other folks get nervous it's going to come at them if they defend you he said she's absolutely has to have compared this is Matt and saying she looks like this will cause I never said that that's his interpretation of what I said time away from so he's just called and said he would love to interview me and my publicist said well after call you erased I doubt that will happen and he said well I'm very sorry and I want to apologize to her I reacted a jerk reaction as to apparel one of these days yep why cuz he needs it which culture is cancel culture, they call it. Cuz my show nobody else got cancelled what's your name called the president's Jewish daughter ACU wear it to see you next Tuesday and not know her cuz she liked Hillary I mean it's just going to show that belong to the people always are the people's airwave another way to show a private-public money going into private hands to corporate maneuvering but the airwaves are belong to the public so you can't use the Publix Airwaves I see it way I see it to dumb down the public so they won't vote for you not putting poison in their Community or their food it's all scam from top to bottom it's all scam every bit of it I don't think society as long as people have love in their hearts for their children and their children's friends and each other community collapse routes of the populist I'm a captive population what is happening when you say MK Ultra mind control artificial intelligence like what it what is happening to us bread for a certain things because I can see where all these things these terrible things happened that was a mentally ill person who had mental health issues and that's why it needs to be talked about in mental health issues come in all colors sizes and preferences and it's time to seriously do something about it rather than just looking the other way as of people die in filth on your fancy streets in a bunch of America we can't do this we have to have something else it can't be what it has been either it has to be a synthesis between all sorts of a cannot Johnny and I will talk about this 24/7 me and my boyfriend that's how we live for us to come up with a solution we talked about people ISM which is a a hybrid has to be a secret synchronized hybrid of the use of money-making capitalism local and kind we can't believe nobody's thought of it yet but this was part of my grand plan for the Peace and Freedom Party is a socialist in 2012 while I see that the Poke Co Solitude whatever name is corn azio thought Arc the only politician running for any kind of office who came out with Solutions and I thought that I am front strut because I ran my campaign is Holy on Twitter and self-financed and you do all those things and talking about a plan to make him to make our communities work for us that the citizens there's a rate rate of the Vatican finances you know Debbie the vatican's like uniquely gross in that regard I mean. what has a history of art and its all f****** art is totally f****** compromised by church and state so that the only way you can see it is by supporting their war on us something else is going to happen right forecast talking about a new way of art you know it's kind of like crowdsource art trying to read and financial information and it was the Vatican police who did it that's what's so great because for a long time I've been saying or feeling like you know all the good people are coming together and leaving the bad people by the side of the way wish that's what we have to do we cannot include those parts of our peoples who are bad and he and that's how they work just for a couple Generations here but now we got to let our own bad people go and we're not we don't protect nothing back Embrace good in every other all worldwide good comes to good and it even happened with the Vatican police the good cuz I always say like when I talk spirituality I know you don't care about astrology real things that I meant to but running over the bad for a long long time now and tipping the balance and this was proved to me because it's like the good came together against the bad together that's what's going to happen everywhere it is happening it's just really chilling and wonderful to think about the things that you know President Trump has done lied to buy one or two actions he's taken he's the only President the whole f****** Western World whoever like that really yeah he liked us well when his daughter is there she will light the Sabbath candles in the white house on Friday night Ivanka so you're just all about answering Jewish enough in the white house on Friday night Ivanka so you're just all about ancient Jewish


    Roseanne Reflects on the Controversy 1 Year Later | Joe Rogan
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    you know what this whole thing I realized I go on too much I talk too much like all old women the promise not the talking the problems to people reacting to talking I like to see people get lit been a liar got on you it's off program eat it the problem is not what you're saying it isn't I'm not going to say right now but this was the song that refers to all that I'm just a soul whose intentions are good oh Lord Please Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood because life has its problems and I know what when you were little girl when you get hit by a car and you were in a mental institution for 9 months afterwards and how it completely affected the way you think and behave and I don't think people knew that and this one it was a really important thing for me to talk about during the last podcast one the reason why I wanted to get you in as quick as we could people need to understand what's happening here what's happening there was a genius comic who's also an Ambien smoking pot drinking and has legitimate brain injury and I have mental health issues I think a lot of that is from genetics but your brain injury the problem is people reacting to the reactants you like your calling for people to be assassinated or murdered or you're you're you're you're yelling racial slurs of the streets you're not doing any of those things you know you're not that person was so overblown and then ABC got so wacky and and canceled you it was so so foolhardy and to try to change who you work the reason why the goddamn show is successful is because of who you were and the fact that other people on the show didn't have your political ideology and you would argue with them a fight with him and it's like real life conflict like people know and their own homes that relatable aspect of your shelf was why was number one so quickly and why the old show was so great that's you and they try to mold you to these woke times and Ashley reacted to the way you were talking as if you were doing something that was like then they change what you were doing and it made it this horrific terrible thing it's just that's all they needed to hear got the network I said that what you mean Trump voters is that who you're afraid he's going to get human and Country View of human it's always offended me it always offended me that they didn't like Their audience and I liked the audience cuz I thought I'm from there and they're familiar to me and how to myself I'm not going to disrespect the audience and I never did and I never did sell out neither I saw everybody you know there will come a day I believe when you know who knows what will happen she says that this might be the beginning of the valuing of an artist rather than the cuz it was the lowest point of ever devaluing in artisan and artist work she says so maybe now it's turned around and the artist will be better respected for what they bring I hope so I was also told that I one more one more me get in trouble one more time I wouldn't have my reruns anymore and I live on that endo know what it mean what does it mean I don't know know what is that this is the problem or something sometime I'm in these people that think people are rude are the rudest f****** assholes on Earth there's a Mustang in the people who think they're so sensitive there thanks thanks to a little bit more I'm not condemning anybody I'm not that kind of person think we need more conversations absolutely on Passover when we were celebrating the Jews even f****** Egypt and I had this horrible cousin I can't even remember his name and it goes any of long hair while maybe we should should be celebrating the death about the Egyptians and I've always be the one going can we just get back to the story fence it to me right now than ever has been before I'm about ready to get out there and tell people what the f*** like that that is hit me many times in my life there's been times I got out of my car to chase after a mother or to the way I seen her treating a kid I do it my boots on the ground I'm not no I'm not I'm not a trifling next door neighbor to the n-word I try playing now it's not Jews use it reuse Evelyn but it's like I've seen what A guy uses it that's a white guys like lol Mid City and it is a good word it should come back but it just white people using it always sounds awkward but why women can pull it off perfect trivia I call that wallowing in filth and arrange anyway we repented for this last year I had to do what to do I'm just trying to be a forgiving person and so I'll be forgiven and I do ask to be forgiven and I apologize again I am sorry that I made even one embarrassing day for anyone who gave me the chance to come on TV and make a number one show and to all those who am I embarrassed I am very sorry and I I think that I think I owe that and I feel it and I I I am sorry for you know allowing myself to become unwell mental it because I worked so hard I didn't look out for myself I didn't take the vitamins I didn't take the shots and talked about this do I take melanau really good that's really good advice I mean really good news I'm very happy to hear that that's hard for us both Bow Wow


    Roseanne GOES OFF on Nancy Pelosi | Joe Rogan
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    God damn it I really need to tell people what's going on and they don't even know but I know because I did the reading for this and I mean this is all just a social experiment to see how far they can push us away from any kind of possible power we could have to coalesce and go wait a minute you guys are not going to take any more of our money for your f****** travels hey b**** no you can't know you it was not in the public sphere when she said it was in the public sphere in San Francisco what you have allowed on the streets there to the homeless people it's disgusting I go up there and I and I am disgusted I'm trying to find her if it's like that if you guys don't get yet that it don't matter who the president is it's all a f****** scam to put public money into private pockets and nothing else you're being robbed and nothing else and they're both doing it both parties both sides both up and down it's about the American people we have got to go to Washington you know that movie mrs. mr. Smith I think about we are all need to be messersmith and I'll go to Washington is like this is our government that is our tax money and it will be audited As Trump has promised and as long as President Trump continues to make the moves to keep that promise to us I will be supportive of him because that needs to happen the Federal Reserve must be audited and we have to thank president for going in that direction what time do you spend thinking about this stuff 18 hours a day what I've done Henry Tiffany mix fitzhenry Greatest Story never told the story of this country it's phenomenal I'd like to see summary make a movie on it I have talked to him before are people decent for fucksake let's start there do you know where they do you don't move guns and shed all around the world that means like Eisenhower said that's one West High School for the kids come on we're going to be the kind of a country that leads the world we cannot weren't we cannot be imperialist oneworld fascist we can't do it won't work left to do something else so we can be one world fashions yeah alone leave the tribal people in the Middle East to live where they live forever you don't and if you can't then separate them if they can't live together but out of Israel very well integrated you know cuz they're just get the money from bulshit propaganda pedal by the left but the people on the ground or what I'm saying the people on the ground are the ones that matter to me and if you can live together then live together that's great and if you can't then don't nobody can force you to live with people who want you dead what is that that's all schwitz are you shiting me Dad I'm not not sure what you're referring to though the entire worlds or Worlds the entire fuckingworld led by you no bad ideas that haven't work this far it's going to have to be something new that actually works for the people in the world not just the people at the top I had my Solutions or proportion when I was a little girl I made a promise to myself I guess or and the cosmos and God and everything that I was I was not ever going to I was going to keep trying to know no matter what I was going to keep trying to know and know something new know something new and different but what how to create a world where something like Auschwitz doesn't exist and even the thought of it doesn't exist but you really can't cuz I think when you read about Western society and all of that you're like maybe that was you know that's where it leads will seems like throughout history has been evil governments has been certain evil organizations that have done horrific things like way back to is as far as we know from Rome to the Inquisition to the Mongols to the horrific things done by human beings and want to think about knowing about things like outwits is it lets us know that even though things in this country right now are relatively great income listen to the rest of the world relatively great comparison to some parts of the world are war-torn and terrible right now it could go bad it could go back cuz that's what humans are capable of humans are capable when they're led by the wrong ideology when they're cult minded when they're all in there they can do some terrible awful things and we need to know that and it's one of the things about having something like Auschwitz in our history that we we know that that's possible because that's what humans are capable of humans are capable when they're led by the wrong ideology when they're cult minded when they're all in there they can do some terrible awful things and we need to know that and it's one of the things about having something like Auschwitz in our history that we we know that that's possible


    Joe Rogan Reacts to YouTube's New Demonetization Policy
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    and just keep going it's tough for people right now and I know people are getting censored and what the hell you know what what are we going to do about it you wanted to talk about that descriptions of our podcast are dangerous acts remember what we talked about we probably joked around about harmful or dangerous act so I mean it's disgusting about it I think I think that they're saying it it's it's in the video of it like they're saying is this in your video and I would say no that's right now on my way to see what they say but this is just a very new thing that just happened within the last 2 weeks on YouTube and we're probably won the first channels to get it have we had one of our guys look at the video to see if they can find something that they think don't God I'm f****** old cuz I'll be passing away from this f****** room soon enough please log nothing makes any f****** sense shows that they can profit I'm so if you have a show that has no bad language if you have a show that has no controversial topics those shows are more appealing to advertise or so for them as a business they look at someone like me and say well this is our limited Advertiser option but I just think they're looking at it incorrectly you know if if you looked at the popularity of it you say was a lot of people that are paying attention to this just find the right ads find ads for I don't know Finance for s*** that's a little bit more I know what that would be Corvettes whiskey I don't know whatever the f*** you want to sell but it's not like we're we're not we're not saying dangerous things like encouraging people to do harmful things or asking people to do illegal things of what is or is not suitable for advertising and maybe this is coming down from ad Executives maybe this is coming down from the the people that are at the top that have a much more Progressive stance on things what do you call Progressive more I would say like hard left like a more hard left stance and they think it's okay and they think it's protected there's a lot of people that are getting sensor that are not not just people that are on the right which I'm not on the right but people that are journalists I'm certainly more in the middle of like I can't I just came from a gun range that's his getting it because it is a war between those two far-right and far-left other people to comply when you see all these riots and protests or not it's not like these people are in a position to actually do anything with that power but they want people to comply when they're yelling at someone they want people to decide that this person's go to this person's bad or they're right or they're wrong with this is what a lot of it is it's a psychological game it's just a social experiment like Sally Montgomery whatever and pick a name this lady can start YouTube channel and make a lot of sense start talking some s*** and be funny and all the sudden she's got 20 million subscribers and she's making a ton of loot but maybe she starts talking s*** about things and maybe Sally likes to joke around about certain things and they'll just decide what this is not suitable for advertising at this is this is dangerous or harmful and what people decide is harmful and isn't harmful the problem is this the First Amendment right in Dayton in their defense they're not keeping me from saying these things but they're incentivize you to not say these things by costing you money or the questions are they doing this because they just want to maximize their profits and this is just how the deals that they have with advertisers or they're doing it because of their personal views on what you're saying and that's where things get squirrely right when a person tells you personally Roseanne I don't like the way you talk about the country or about liberal about this or about that so we're going to try to silence your voice there's a lot of that happening to the people like we're not a lot of left-wing violence there's a lot of people that are Independent Journal instead of getting pushed out you know it's us and she's a 6 year veteran and more than six or congresswoman she's she's doing Google so it's they're not just going after people that are on the right obviously she's on the left she's running as a Democratic candidate for president she's suing them because they sent her search results allegedly I don't you know I don't know enough about all that there's no way I could are people doing it for the advertising my that's why I asked myself I don't don't make a dime and I've been out of for 20 years I mean I don't make a diamond fact every time I open my mouth I cost myself some money monster monster not know what to tell me what you do to me what to do


    Bert Kreischer Talks About Becoming a Character on Stage
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    lure a lot of f****** crazy clothes in The Flossy car connect with my grandma gave me I don't really care about stuff like that like watches too flashy and get robbed so it's like presidential rose gold I'm a hard time spending it I think yeah I think I do ants like when you got the limo I got scared for you cuz like why would you do that for real Brandon you work every f****** weekend cuz I go I want to get the material sharp only get ready for the special I want to make as much money as while the sun shines make hay while the sun shines crazy that help book character I've become a real human anymore he was a different guy but when he knew that the cameras were there he would all sudden take on this character like there's a band beardyman and I were reading off Hunter S Thompson daily routine hell yeah yeah yeah turned it into a video turn into saw that and then turned into his crazy video oh yes yeah okay this wake up at 4 in the afternoon and I'm going to email eat f****** Cheetos and Doritos and enchiladas if you like to drink margaritas and anal 6 a.m. in the hot tub when champagne you know and that's that's what he would do any would ride it and midnight after you need to have this reporter there and he's doing all these hard hard drug up until midnight and it midnight he started writing or he writes till 6 a.m. and then 6 a.m. so cool that guy like Kennison said they would just lay out lines of coke for him like don't write and no one had like when I told everyone I already slept Molly on stage they just here when they got in trouble for the jokes they made sure I do and I I can't wrap my head around the difference between who I am on stage volume up off date the same person I can understand being a character you know I can't understand that either I'm beta basically exaggerated version of me on stage. it's joke about yeah he wanted to say that you've got to know that I don't really think that I will say that you're saying work like this the one the reason why this podcast works is because it seems like a hang like you guys know me this is me you know this is all the time someone watching you is easy it's more like when I do those UFC broadcast andytown bumped into pay-per-view millions of people watching this is f****** hugely important thing we don't even I don't even know what they going to ask me to buy know what's happening I know who the fires are I know what's going down but that's just because I'm a fan so when John and it turns to me and he's like you know in this light heavyweight title fight I know who the fires are I know what's going down but that's just because of my fan so when John and it turns to me and he's like you know in this light heavyweight title fight you know Jon Jones I'll just start going off I just start talking about it but it's because of this because I do this so often


    Dan Aykroyd's Vodka Almost Ends Sober October Before it Begins
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    oh what The Temptations are you want the Temptations start crying what do you want to do if you take a little sip I'm not going to be mad at you January it's just a little bit whatever he he doesn't does not a goddamn thing with aalborg latitude and we'll see if anyone opens their mouth and what happens when they do the month is over Uber we're all dead September 21st 2000 I think are not cheated I took it I think it's really over I thought that that's a feeling we did it wrong I don't interrupt how bad how about when you have to do an additional class we got to have bright appointment November 1st 103 more class 213 classes I would do to you course there were times I couldn't use chopsticks in Japan severely disappointed first Fallen me for bringing in shot glasses and Ice definitely angry right now I really look forward to doing this at re-birth the victim you know you're very bad you might out Bill Cosby comedian rape


    Does Ari Shaffir Really Regret Dosing Bert Kreischer with Molly?
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    moving to New York in December to work I got to come up with a new our why do you want to move to New York in two weeks and just f****** do two weeks out Final Fantasy came before I drugged me cuz I was like I'll be so great with Ari for 2 weeks with him big J but it would be cool wait what I was worried about maybe regrets it but stuffing I can be the last time or something first time that is unfortunate but worth it I think great time I love I would like to see a video of Bert bike the kind of him realizing it really out of it when you realize it's like kicking in I can't tell you I can't tell you when you realize you got to control getting stronger just dropped into a one of the f****** hot rods the f****** to the jet fueled ones and they strapped me in super tight and then extract my hand so I couldn't touch anything and I remember I couldn't get out and I had a panic attack in a while get out of this I can't fix it and then it overwhelmed me and I feel like I should be overwhelming and I thought what if I don't like this what if I don't enjoy this how do I stop this I can't stop it that's a panic attack right there but luckily it was really interesting drug it'll fight for you it'll be an advocate in October I would say okay do you want to do it no I'm not doing any Molly ever again and I'll be over there about November 1st to do should have seen concert or something in Vegas or hell yeah I do it when it's the right time I want to do Mighty Mighty Bosstones and you only Webster Hall I did that night you know you're an adult right yeah Alexandria times a year four times a year okay that's not bad yeah maybe twice a year load it and then flip it and they have a little bump for you and you can out of it and they couldn't figure out how to work it and I'm watching them I was going to go to a spot is as a New York I was watching a good guys are doing around the f****** thing I do you take it right then you load it oh I said I'm a damn good I might go a little deeper than Obama and Hillary said that he takes away your heart takes away the heart imagine him though like if you go like let's really do some coke today Kennebunk Joey said that haha hahaha takes away your heart takes away the heart imagine him though like if you go like let's really do some coke today


    Does Butt-Chugging Count During Sober October?
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    sober October but the cigarette does give you an interesting buzz it is a buzz me a big J did one of my podcast we talked about smoking and it was suspect tacos like Photo bottom headrush I would love a cigarette right now Quincy and getting physically ill used to eating so many can wake up and they go to sleep with him in his mouth goddamn City off now is he hot can't get off gum it must be good dipping for a two thousand people that's awesome. That's a good point I didn't consider that but you're right I think if you do anything with a needle should be permitted just because a little bit is a teacher and they have a problem in school with milk kids who are taking tampons and their dipping them in rubbing alcohol and stuffing them up their assholes and they're getting high as f*** tampons rubbing alcohol in your a****** apparently you just get blitzkrieg up your a******* with rubbing alcohol the results that has an urban legend but there are apparently medical school teacher they have interventions on these kids there was going back for 10 years saying could have been doing this a long time ago can you drink it out of a dude Down song oh my gosh disgusting you can get way drunk are dingleberries we only do anal Chuck only through Josh Martin's asphalt that's it


    Joe, Bert, Ari, & Tom Set the Sober October 2019 Challenge
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    wait so whatever whatever whatever you're settling on for this month that we're doing what are we doing we have to read 500 pages and by read 500 pages I think we need read we don't mean audiobook react classes the reading two classes of something it can be hot yoga it could be Jiu-Jitsu it can be spend hot spin classes Santa. Dance the dancing was okay they made me cry it was so good I'm so angry I got so upset email me on my website probably have a million hyenas out there rummaging the nation trying to find people with any kind of town so they can keep that monster alive yeah the other thing is we didn't we agree that within these classes they don't necessarily have to be a physical strain it's like a class of anything that's some class this new like better yourself look at them without a sword fighting this year it's me more about bettering ourselves one things that I think we agreed to and and your wife actually reached out to me about there apparently her and lyanna get together into ago so it over October October probably looks better butt f****** so boring but s*** livid when she found out that I got roof Roofing because of sober October yeah she's was she was so she'll never speak to me again this is great just like you bro I think she's great this is been a great moms were kids with kids that's cool I like how you look at 3 right so you can mix it up a little bit over and over again does it make sense to the one with like against our will, like he's slipping a drug to us isn't it a little bit one other element to it is that you because it has always been like this physical element to the whole month you should do something on your own that you don't talk about till it's over that you're doing the challenge yourself like The Crucible and it to like you like you for instance when I'm not following I like four incidents you like you like to run the Hills right so let's say let's just say you do I run it once a week around every Sunday or something Francois for the month you challenge yourself on your own to do it twice a week and at the November 1st like I took these classes I read these books and I ran my Hills twice a week or like you know you go I wanted a tall do a hundred push-ups a day would however you want to do it that way there's a that way there's like some other physical elements of Wellness throughout the month spend you could do Jiu Jitsu you can do kickboxing you could do whatever but CrossFit so you got to do for Tepper thing Tactical go crazy this is like something see the thing about last year's like you killed all of us open-ended 1100 points one day when you do an 80% of your max heart rate for a minute you get one point at 1100 points that was enough today to finish at 11000 at the month if you would feel drained but you would feel the cloud in your mind clear right about the chatter internal chatter gone stresses nothing really bark like really not giving a f*** cuz generally don't give a fuk about things but man when I'm doing cardio for 5 hours a day you don't give a fuk I really don't give a f*** the stresses of life just really start to be what's wrong with your body fat what's 7% as the week started and then when Insight that I was never full never was eating boxes of cookies in between workout oh yeah just kept eating a giant box of vanilla wafers ate the whole box of shove them down my fat hole drink soda like regular soda which I never drank how about that body for a little bit and they told me they're like every time somebody blows out cuz we had him over there at the point thing at my gym. Every time anyone like like the next month there's such a dip and red hair like they're lookin then you broke that record for like the highest total and in the biggest dip ever what it was like anxiety I used it for a while and then I would not use the no take it again and then recently I lost it and they were like oh you know fine. I don't want to find it and then I did find it and I was like I'm not putting it on I did find it and I was like I'm not putting it on when I moved and I was like


    The Time Ari Spiked Bert's Drink with Molly | JRE Sober October 2019
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    I am now I lost I'm down Twenty One Pilots by went to the cardiologist and he was like is it them the worst year that you're funny but you're spending and wait what did the doctor say you will you say what he said clinics everyone's got a fatty letter it's just the band that is the cause of the begin Bellevue declines your health now and I just freaked me out and I was like no booze no no sweets no sugars no pasta is no Breads and I was like I'm losing I'm going to f****** lose weight just leave it all day and night table I could easily top out first. pasta no booze or very little boo-boo boo-boo that's great Friday Saturday like I could do I get drink on Friday or Saturday but how much did you drink and find out much because all of it I get super I get likes the First Tee Friday Saturday let's start there what are you doing what kind of sociopaths are we friends with he did it to punish me cuz I have to be sober you don't give up Molly you only give me about cuz I don't I don't do Molly cuz I just came from the doctor nice today so you don't think it's crazy that you would do that high cholesterol drinking Pinot Noir Hey Joe he's awesome I got a great wife I was definitely on my window sister Joanna goes 100% I would like. They when they broke up sobriety having a couple drinks with you and then having to get out of my house having dinner with my children relaxing getting on a plane and going on tour instead that's crap but I would like to be on your side too but I would be enraged if you said he's going to call Tom is going to really matter you don't like those know what time is going to die laughing instantly out of you look like you put the powder in your lip or would you have pills the next day thank you I was so dumb the next day I remember being in the coffee shop trying to read a magazine I couldn't read but I couldn't I couldn't take in a paragraph or try to read a paragraph then we'll start over again and I will try to read it again how do you mind Molly and I was like you're like coming off of drugs and I was like I was like mother like I'm shaky I couldn't think straight I was like f****** you can't think straight once you do get off that stuff to things like you're dumb like you're you're you're you're all your brain juice is all f****** squeeze out you don't think I mean like you definitely right. It's biking a girl's drink is not okay right before sex if your friends what in the right circumstances absolute I think you know it's not okay with it after you did it the next day I think you felt bad about it I thought I told you what to take 5-HTP I was like I don't feel right and I like your Molly last night you didn't sleep on the plane I clued all through the night didn't sleep I was just f****** like I don't know I don't know I don't think so anyway and so but what happened was I couldn't the whole week and I kept trying to just write the boat by going like and you can't do that without getting off and was my last weekend of sober October and it just is why I'm like right now bullfrog tmre I'm sorry I'm not sorry that I'd be more sorry Raptor Tom call me back and then Joey Diaz I said are you just let me Molly and all I said is I'll be there in 10 or 10 minutes in the house South me is like the sun was going over his shoulder and it was just setting so beautiful yet he's like a f****** God how did dick was in you you like dicks in you right away with it would you play sun setting behind Joey Diaz as he tells you stories of starting comedy what's a good night it was so great it was so fun what is a good mood I'm a Molly I'm high s*** representation of what Molly does to you I don't want kids you never do see anybody before we left, but one moment do spurt yeah I realize how great it bad to take out hasn't really I feel like he's not the reason I have to do this month of sobriety where I do blame you a lot more then let's not do it but you got a not do that again dude so I didn't I didn't know like really what was going to I didn't know he was even serious I know I'm on the phone he's got a Hydro Flask with his name on it like a little kid blowing up I'm just like okay she gave me a hug and I got a f****** love you. You would have already had your stroke would have already happened longest GIF to buy is not leaving till midnight it's like 7 I can't be in that I can't be around them smione like talkin f****** quick I Big Ideas and then I go to the store I have it was a shower showers pretty amazing do you have right shower what is the wait at the airport so don't play state inspection on Saturday to sort out of the store for like an hour drinking Comedy Store Batman with the told about getting the next day you just are. binder back cut that f****** thing off your wrist but I'm glad we did it was so much fun I said when he just goes like starting to get angry and goes what are the Tony Hinchcliffe and I go he wouldn't ever done to anyone else you only would have done it to me and he goes back to his podcast I do re gets f****** furious at uebert for this sing that on the 1st of October we're done with the ship no one has a problem here except burnt glass of wine with with dinner maybe to a shot of whiskey before I go on stage something we just maybe a podcast we're just we just are doing drinks yet and then it's not fun the buzz buzz in the morning most mornings I'm either doing yoga or I'm running or lifting weights and doing cardio I just thought it I can't take the beating Vienna 52 it's not fun


    Joe Rogan | Woke Outrage Didn't Stop Dave Chappelle
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    I think it's a great time to be a stand-up I really do think it's dangerous Again by people like it's like you hear something when you are one of those people just go to shows you hear something yours like as an audience member you're so the woke outrage is totally worn off and has the opposite effect liquid Dave Chappelle like you know you can just skip Dave Chappelle's new special do you know but but Chappelle special you know the whole thing with Rotten Tomatoes The only allowed five different woke reviewers to take that attitude and they gave it a 0% and then they release the public and we all loved it cuz everybody was mad like your job and you failed is ideology that they're forced to exist in is woke ideology anyone is worried working as a journalist there's really safe in the Christians did what they used to review stuff for like Christian content member that when they were rated based on how many kissing scenes are there how many curses are there you don't have to see those reviews about the connection between theology that the resemblance is between woke ideology and theology there they're so similar about compliance Weight Watcher doing it our way I put your hat on special underwear on click on that so I can get with the actual why evangelist is social justice Warriors trigger me in the same way the same like you got to do it my way s*** it's the right way it really is not backwards. My friend who's not a rabbi asking for help with a thing I'm doing in my hour and I'll to look it up just actually I want to try to get it exactly right and he's like no I'm not going to make fun of it know that knows that I don't have any fuel left on that part of my life you really won't help you out on my f****** shut up all you religious people all exactly every religion it's f****** real and then what you want in terms of like not being embarrassed they would have something that you don't want you mocking I'm not telling you how do you go from being an opening act to being a middle to be in a headlock I'm going to tell you so crazy anything you can't mock is b*******


    Joe Rogan on the Police Officer/Wrong Apartment Shooting
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    remember that lady is as nothing to do with that she just got convicted today of Murder She walked into the wrong apartment or cop right yep she thought this guy was in her apartment she shot him and killed him and said let me see your hands I was like damn but it just like I don't know why do you keep going to shoot it. this many times that I think the vast majority of interactions that people have a place of their positive has no problem yeah that's why you don't hear about them but you hear about one every now and again but that's just because it's 300 million people and if you could you count up all those one every now and again it seems like this is f****** just assault on unarmed people doors or listen to over over statistics let's just it's people that suck at being a cop physically weaker so you could get that done taken from you someone's in your house you live by yourself maybe and you see this guy in your house and you're so terrified because like a Monster yeah like a big man like a monster to a woman the same time so that's also not great what's the accident is it manslaughter like accidental shooting any of that. Manslaughter yeah a little bit of an accident like over the door for instance the door in those apartments I was reading like it shuts automatically so she I think she said it was like unlocked or was kind of open and everyone knows about that you would have to open the door physically in my open the door everything shut all the way I don't know maybe two or something like that it may be 2 or something like that just remembering the facts for you


    Joe Rogan on Rico Verhoeven/Badr Hari Rematch
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    you know what that's like badr-hari that's that's his whole deal I know it's just as wild fighting a Go Go he's getting f***** up and he said that he knew that I was tuning them up you know and I don't know mean that's also Rico trying to f*** with him but I would have loved to have a few fights and get real sharp he had like one right if I log everybody else just so yeah I don't know I think I'd see you again on the floor when do the kitchen floor show timeline no contest what the f*** is that is jacked I mean go to bars Instagram he's about as shredded as like a professional fighter is every ridiculous or wonder. he's on all the Mexican supplements I think it's in December think it's December 20th please don't test them just stop go let it go let it go


    Joe Rogan Once Did DMT 3 Times in One Day
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    do you see the guy from Empire speech like interview that sound like that right yeah you don't make sense of it but the inability to explain it just kind of like it's all connected but he was right which which would happen to him though which I think is in mushrooms everyday for a month or DMT everyday for a month and he also covered himself and in the turns on but maybe Syrian Russo that s*** couldn't come out of his system and he went a little bit and you like he was like I figured out these math equations and he was like the holding the dude I know I'm getting the Science Guy I get to seem ridiculous like understand why you wouldn't believe me but I can like figures it out to the point where mathematicians are like I never thought of it that way he's like I don't understand how it's possible but I get why you wouldn't believe that you're coming out of a mushroom trip not quite come here to get a foot in there in a foot out here he was like that for hours and I for like months yeah it was just in a constant state of coming out of a mushroom trip I get DMT 3 times in a day wow the third time it was a really strong one and it f****** up for a while I don't remember how long after ordering the Fear Factor days but I remember reality the way I described it the reality was very slippery very slippery coming Lane crash into my car and kill me real attempt thinking like you'd be really careful but then I realize that what that is is like my ego trying to protect me by making me aware of imminent threats and trying to re-establish its position as in the chain of command because like the one of the things about really extreme psychedelic experiences that they dissolve the ego to the point where you realize like you don't really matter like Europe I'm crazy system the only reason why you think you really matter cuz you biology wants to stay alive because there's his inherent existential threats to your existence that have always existed throughout time and you know ultimately though it doesn't matter cuz you're just going to live and die and probably Live Again by again and this is like septic more than you can't fight it right you know a f****** for Texans suck me through the center of the universe and then it was really really really intense and I did it again after that because I loved it cuz it was so awesome I wanted to do one more time I got to do it more vape pens on November 1st vape pens yeah that's what we should do on November 1st


    Joe Rogan on Bert Kreischer's Dance Video
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    I'm hoping that Bert and Tom both say that we cheated already because we're supposed to wear out the first year everybody to dinner somewhere other than you know I came in last but what happened to him don't have to do nothing all new that we couldn't lose to burp that was those on a massive motivating factor for everyone including Tom and when Tom came back here in 13th but he was done on injury was done where do about this year folks on the sober October podcast which is right after this but the problem is we none of us have the time for the competition I can't go crazy why what's different this year to last year I'm too busy is question schedule not exactly the same as it was last year and more podcast for sure and other various activities outside of them podcast and then the heat that I took from my family that's why I thought I had some sort of well you when you first figured out that you could just watch a movie and that that distract you enough to do cardio and then get some tribute on Brazil's like that's pretty smart because that does distract the s*** out of it makes it way easier my workout would just be the movie that I watched on the scars as well when he was said he was terrible he would do the pants off thing it's doing out 28 years in a comedy who f****** for sure cheating I don't know what I'm going to do dude this whole f****** the Yankees are going all the way and then have to f****** go to Yankee games broadcast are you really should be going for it the other way


    Ari Shaffir Describes His Visit to a German EDM Sex Party
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    I went to this nightclub in Germany and Berlin it was f****** so Van Der I've been having fun going around places how it goes from Friday night midnight until like Monday at about noon you need to stay and do hella drugs and Just Dance for like techno and like house music on different floors or die in there they must out of it sweaty girls like tutus and like whatever is a coat check place where somebody said somebody check the Gimp one time time for everybody and they make you put a sticker over your phone no pictures before you f*** out do whatever drugs you want anyways soon as I see that there's a guy at the end of the bar just getting jerked off as he's ordering a guy or a girl by a guy I don't know something it might have been open or closed yeah and then it's just you just get drugs in the bathroom and dance and dance and dance to ya on what you was looking for like anyting but we trying to get ecstasy probably you know something like that somebody but you gave me when I was like I got enough for like from Borgata to and he's like no no I'm going home I'm only staying till like 3 I got my kids like soccer game tomorrow he'll just like doucette's yeah, like Comedy Store, still works think about commas in the world doing for 15 bucks a show-off from Germany do you think after World War II they just went crazy no I think. After World War II I think after the Berlin Wall fell I think it's all reaction to that s*** because they're not really in Berlin at least they're not really think about the Holocaust anymore they're thinking about that East-West that's your most recent massive you know east of the wall I had one you could buy it at Spencer's and stuff yeah I had to run


    Ari Shaffir Rips Into Cultural Appropriation
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    shut that thing off us please drive me crazy that's why I do it year old male 200 off of all the out my internet and everything I just took it off and I got so bored that I shaved bald in my head and it looks like that's I'll get a go by real like you know a real beard trimmer the next day and I saw my girlfriend no no or just bald cut it was a lot of fun. special to go about Chinese people if they try to get on elevator before you get off that's always a Chinese person that's almost always a Chinese person not Asian Chinese but that part of their culture you don't respect is appropriating other cultures that's what we do best that's what Elvis did that's a week crush it at Mexican food hot dogs it's all appropriate so you have to respect that in our culture which is taking on your culture I like it yes I like it cuz this whole country is a Melting Pot it's a Melting Pot Facebook vice-president affairs I don't know about Joe Biden


    Ari Shaffir Uses The Torah to Explain Social Justice Outrage
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    you think all this social justice outrage goes do you think it's it dies off when people realize how ridiculous it isn't becomes like Bell Bottom Jeans did I think it's all caused by the internet I was Echo Chambers you live in the same forever as the Blue Dress gold dress it's on one of these things now it's the same fervor is like this was too dirty before that goes to race related this is to massage uterus whatever it just like people turnt on a level of like why you guys would sit next to each other the fall game and have a good time everybody's pretty f****** nice to each other most people most people aren't you just never see those people anymore so it's like are we just looking for someone to attack so in the Bible and the Torah there's this metric shows like Fable of so got to choose to choose with a Tolleson Shiba to choose the Jews it's unfair to have us is a chosen people right the other cultures so there's a fable that says God tried every other cultures let them live their entire existence and then they died out they killed each other off never got the Messiah age and it died out so one time you pick their Christians one time you pick the Chinese one time you pick the f****** know we just want him to take the Germans as his like this is my race right and every time it didn't work out and one time in one of these things and dinosaurs are in the world for a while yeah that's like you guys are kind of rating did you just say whatever but they're trying to explain it away cuz I got no explanation for dinosaurs but anyway what they said it used to be where crops just grew and animals were just abundant and you know what had to toil and so the mankind would toil a 10in didn't have to everything just Brew it right so they would think that maybe it would be easier to be nicer there's this guy who has a theory on like since computers going to come up we're not going to need like 40 hours of work anymore puppy 20 and his theory I forgot his name is that with another 20 hours will read more will do crazy things but I don't think it is because in this Fable Judaism when man didn't have to toil they just went to war they just start murdering each other because you need conflict so in great times are wearing right now where everybody's doing well and iPhone cost a lot of money and almost nobody had doesn't have one do you know the bubbles I like in New York and almost everybody's 95% on your side you like I need to attack somebody cuz I miss to Eazy-E We Are I think that's accurate I think that's definitely was going on and that they don't does not real problems like Joe War real real like hard card crime and violence in the streets until we're looking for things to be upset at I also think there's a lot of people that have access to their phone weather at work and I think they're bored as f*** I think there's a I think they're bored as f*** I think there's Ali razi up and there's a lot of wasted time if you were an employer and you're paying someone to do stuff by the hour I guarantee you most of their time is spent listening to podcasts watching YouTube videos and talking s*** on Twitter make me angry


    Joe Rogan: MTF Trans Athletes Screw Over Women
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    just signed their first-ever transgender boxer it's a trans female to male boxer and my first thought was this guy's going to get lit up like an goes and fights actual man it was female to male officially said like a track teams do a mixed-gender races and relay races including everyone including men to compete as well that's your doing because women competing has been like that Everlast boxer and forever I'm not that do the f*** out this just no way there's a difference does a giant difference do guys never going to beat Deontay Wilder he's never going to be a real boy was full-on challenging women wrestlers claressa Shields a f*** you up you know there's just a few and wolf she'll f*** a lot of men up but it's not normal normal man up who weighs the same weight as them and women suffer with this transgender athlete thing for you they are suffering or what yeah whatever they organization powerlifters is but they they put the f****** kibosh on it because all these trans women f****** men are breaking all these world record how weird they're crushing these records as much as I want to be like okay I want to understand your plate but it doesn't make any sense it's just this weird he comes to the Sol trans activism thing like this is what it Where were the really hit like when gender dysphoria becomes a real issue when is when is that one physical competition in physical altercations but I thought trans woman beat the s*** out of a regular woman in a bar is it a girl beating up a girl in a bar what's let's be honest it's not a male it's a biological male beating up a female that's what it is that is what it is and there was a study recently released about athletes in their physical performance after you know one year of transitioning and how much the males have lost forces how much the females have gained female-to-male gained very little male-to-female lost very little does a very small decrease in their their overall strength after a year of transitioning like small like below 15% sell Regis visits women its biological women getting f***** over by people who want woman that's what it is and everyone who wants to be aware diverse somewhere inclusive and you know where Progressive and what to do with what you want from a man could you then fight against the women back in the war continued like if I'm born a woman now I'm a man should I fight you have to fight man you know what I'm saying in your world where they do they can't fight by trans people


    Joe Rogan Learns About Deranged Sex Change Doctor
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    do you know who Butcher Brown is oh yeah we going to have a brown-eyed he's forcing the doctor that did a bunch of like on license sex-change surgeries in like garages Murderpedia can coffee raw hot dogs eating hot dogs and cutting off dicks and I'm more there everything seems I keep going bro that's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard he was eating raw hot dogs and cutting off dicks that's what he does particle that did work on anybody did everybody die you got to read it if you watch head and read that silicone wherever you want it for like two hundred bucks you know and then just like blood cock like crazy glue and tell you to lay down flat for 2 days oh my God what's the time it looks like a disaster what's the 15 years to life died in prison in 2010 that he has a there's another guy that's his competition that's the second worst doctor or debatable but was this guy real doctor self-appointed don't do that Renegade doctor it's his place is called the what was it called like the room of dreams to a strict Mormon family Brown was a gifted child of boy how many f****** disaster start out with that sounds boring into a strict Mormon family Brown was a gifted child penis and turn into a clitoris apparently guarantee his clients. Actual pleasure he presented his work in the 1973 medical conference where his technique earned him the respect of some of the world's most famous surgeons without surgical qualifications ground had to perform his operations in the most unlikely an inappropriate locations one early patient remembers going to his office assuming he would do a checkup but awoke from the anesthetic to discover that he had operated in office he turned his garage into an operating theater in the more operations he did the further his standard slips oh no oh my God that's right there everything started to go wrong her vagina started to tighten and close up at the brown was abandoned in his patients and leaving them to other surgeons like dr. Jack Fisher to pick up the pieces he says it's hard to imagine anyone worse than John Brown he didn't care much for any evaluating his patients before surgery or for post-operative care he was totally focused on the technical procedure itself and he didn't do that very well Jesus Christ man putting some good s*** out in the world goodshit out in the world


    Sturgill Simpson Horrifies Joe Rogan With Gruesome Train Stories
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    the Tom Cruise movie about Barry seal it's all about that it's all about a few Cowboys Rogue CIA agents the decided that movie for like 5 minutes and his wife's younger brother Lexington Kentucky police officer oh man it went all the way up to look at the governor's office yeah and it was it was deep in Kentucky and he he was he was flying a plane with weed and and like money millions of dollars and cocaine he crashed in Knoxville Tennessee and they found out of everything they did notice the police officer until he died and he was like elopers I found you on the ground with this shoot half-open and just like yeah yeah and a bear also ate all the cocaine and diagram Strawberry Shortcake you should read that book Bluegrass Conspiracy you want us true story but it small state-level corruption at the utmost level in terms of drugs gold chain looks like he's a rapper losing his hat sideways is going to f****** sign resnexus cocaine bear it's all gold Bluegrass found the coke drop they found the Coke and they wanted murder in these two kids when they went to move the Coke and they put their bodies on the railroad tracks and they told the parents of the kids got high and fell asleep on the way to the railroad tracks for the parents did an independent autopsy and they found stab wounds in the kids you know it's for the f*****-up also it will give that away I've seen that when like transients are bums Yamin on die right we like bums will come in on the trains I'm just didn't happen in our yards with the north charges guy he thought they were done with the movement you know you took 5700 foot steel with f****** 45,000 horsepower on the front of it like when it starts moving it's very sudden and hard so you just go to stand up all that thing all of a sudden when it starts rolling and then you you lose your footing and you fall down the tracks from the cars but when you get run over by a train it's not bloody and is The Whispers lyrics been on the mainline it's rolling really hard and hot you put a limb on a track or a body or corpse all that weight and friction and heat when it goes over it just cuts it like butter and Carter eyes is everything like pinches you off like sausage so we find pieces not a mess just pieces unless you hit a f****** cow or something no not at all doesn't settle into have less than a bug on your windshield could you imagine being in the seat the dryer the yard so I would probably like 35 40 miles an hour tops put on the mainline when they're really rolling they're doing like 70 72 miles an hour like I said it's 15000 mile and a half long train with 545 locomotives on the front of it all the 30,000 horsepower each blood menu lawyer has to blow so like essentially like those things that semis used for deer when they the middle of the night but it's actually a big steel shovel with like an axe wedge in it and it just kind of sits just hangs and it's it's about six inches off the rail itself and toe ideas to Splatter everything anything out of the way flange of a a wheel set you know it's there's like a little 3/4 inch lip that kind of hangs over on the inside of the Rails so it's all just gravity and downforce keeping that thing going so you can put like a brick technically you can take anything a piece of f****** metal or a car jack and just lay it on that thing on that train hits it at 70 miles an hour is coming off the rail and everything behind it is still going 70 miles an hour behind it and I mean you got you don't think about every time you pull up to a Crossing in the city and you see the train go by 10 miles an hour and there's like 20 tankers on their full of raw chlorine you could really f*** some s*** up if you knew what you were doing you know the whole city you do real that train we had those we have to think about that and like Homeland Security would come out and get there you make sure that nobody does any Gerard cruise that drive that track daily basis and and repair things and you freaked me out that's why I quit the job if enough of those things happened right in front of me and I was my job to clean them up and get a crane out there at a f****** cock my office I would live at the yard for 3-4 days until we got everything repaired and back together and rolling feel like you know two or three times we'd be sitting out there in the middle of switching leads this happened while being a pickup truck at night during the daytime lake with one of the guys I work with you know maybe it's the guy you're tired you're trying to get done early and you got a bunch of empty cars on the back and the dude push the throttle down before the air goes to the system always rear the train so we going to get this dead weight and things off I got three locomotives I can push it'll be okay until the when they designed the system a hundred plus years ago nothing has changed since then it's a very primitive functional air brake system design you hook all these hoses up from the back ones are through which allows the brakes to release so then the engineer control those brakes with air doesn't go all the way to the back the brakes are still on those car so when all this horsepower pushing rolling metal hits metal that what does not want to roll it just buckles up in a teepee almost instantaneously goes off and you won't even feel it if you're 30 cars up that you're pushing s*** into the dirt and it's all just piling top of its if itself and like I would like two seconds I watch the string over being on the track to literally digging out a 10ft tree off of Earth and just displacing it and I think like everyday me or one of my guys is standing right there I was like I'm going to go write songs somewhere someone is on a f****** train listening to this freaking out. They're just about to go to sleep


    This is How Sturgill Simpson Writes a Song
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    when when you're torn with this music now and you're f****** with it and you're switching things up like when will you decide that it's time to write some new chip we just tore and then stop touring and then I'm always writing poetry I used to sit down with a guitar and a part and words and you find me turn phrase I've discovered I'm really just a poet it's easier to write the words out and crafts the meter and phrase to those words musically in the studio I would say both all the other three records I probably wrote half of them while you go into make the record you think you have the songs and you realize that those songs are not supposed to be part of this record I would go home at night and write songs that fit that record on Robert coming with parts like Sailors got to head a lot of parts of music to get piece together in the studio and he's got probably all thought I was f****** insane for is scared to death cuz you know the music happens when you lock yourself in that room with the right people for matter days and you just keep going till it's done and you have ideas in the moment but now I don't even pick a guitar up to right I just write what I want to say what I'm feeling and then these guys you know push and encourage and motivate me to try to do the other thing as well as I'm able has all go through and just scribble out sections or pick this can fit with this this record was very deconstructed I guess we did some Loops would like record riffs and certain key and then record that same roof in the relleke so I could take it and chop it to a loop and make it super precise like a hip hop album and then some stuff was as loud as f*** you know and just having fun with a lot of fun the improvisational part of it sounds terrifying but also a butt off if what you want sometimes you get something if it's a mulatto cooker something the first take It's usually the one you keep that was the Only Rule there was no second-guessing her decision hence the samurai films on the wall cuz like in a swordfight you got one f****** move that was like for these sessions thing is the marriage the right thing it's something so when you're doing on you recording things do you do pause and go listen to it and play it again how do you how do you guys do it Bob I've got a bunch of video somewhere computer like I made him record all of his solos with a joint in his mouth it was pretty fun I mean we're kind of just we were f****** wasted you know just kind of like doing Arsenio and play music only if you have to remember I'm still trying we have to remember that live a relearn it and if you get high live you can't remember what you played High when you record that is an issue so then you go back and listen to recordings and go what we have to learn these songs so you're fire actually like paying attention you did there play these chords I'm sick while f*** did I do that you know just so weird that we did it so relatively quick quicker than the other stuff that we did s*** you know yeah we had to learn it all over again cuz I had we didn't remember doing and it was just so creative and quickly they hadn't heard any of the songs yeah yeah yeah it's like riding a bike there really a year we know each other you know just jump back on I'm still catching things don't play live out here a little bit still so I got a question when you're when you're in the studio with them are you in producer mode cuz you produced other artists or you kind of are they kind of producers with you and you guys are I'm in it together oh man I couldn't I couldn't tell these guys to do what they do I would why would I mean I don't want to work with you I want to work with the guys that just do s*** that amazes me but no I'm not like I have a rough structure in my head of what would it sound like tell him that you know opportunity to not f****** Wu-Tang Vibe by the end of the second day we were doing something I know I hadn't really heard before or maybe I was here in like 15 of my favorite records all the same time like maybe by the end of the second day we were doing something I know I hadn't really heard before or maybe I was here in like 15 of my favorite records all the same time I just say okay this is what this is going to be and it's probably going to destroy my career and that's okay cuz this is f*** I like it


    Sturgill Simpson Shares the Story Behind His Netflix Anime Film
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    do you need country you think about the history and their their contributions to the martial arts in particular just I mean that the warrior ethic of the Samurai like that book Miyamoto Musashi the book of five rings that's a great book for your life just to just to think about excellence in your life from pursuit in your life and health all things balance out all other aspects of your life like his idea of being a great Samurai you had all three great a calligraphy be a great artist poetry being rude to fight correctly sounds f****** guy was like 60 and O in one-on-one sword fights contributions to martial arts like what they've been able to do with design like that's an interesting place even their automobiles you know I mean they make like bulletproof cars that last forever but they're the first people to figure it out just make cars that don't break and go really fast well I had the idea for the record first then we played Fuji Rock in 2017 I have a very good friend a Japanese friend who grew up in Kentucky on Exchange program with with my wife and he later moved back to Tokyo for college came radio DJ shinski ochiai and he did the radio thing for 1 minute for Marvel over there he's just a good dude and weave I went over for a couple weeks before we play Fuji Rock to hang out with him and my buddies get some time on the ground and the record was recorded the month before and I was like man to be really cool to do some animated videos for this album if it's like one or two and we were we were sitting on his place watching a lot of old animation and Anime films and the textures and the color and everything is the stuff you don't see anymore and I was just thinking about like some of my favorite cartoon from that source of the older stuff that seventies and eighties that came from that world so he we decided to start taking meetings with producers just to get an idea like what would this cost how long how long will it take is it even possible would they do it and I was kind of trial-and-error for a while we finally had a meeting with a guy named Hiroki who was very understated in a meeting sold himself short you know just like his mid-50s guy in tracksuit but we come to find out a week later he's the f****** and like all his buddies are the man to and those guys are also used to working under 9 or so restrictions but if they take a project on his from a big Studio the story's already dictated the parameters are dictated like basically they have to stay within someone else's Lane with their vision and so one of the first he asked me this what what kind of Animation I was interested in so I named awesome of the references of the things that I loved and was looking to sort of getting turn aesthetic and text her and he just went straight to the guys that made those things cuz we're drinking buddies with all of them and June pay me Sasaki especially was the one director who I think shun translated all the lyrics for them cuz I wanted them to know one what the record was about and so they can gauge interest and he just sort of said dinner when I was like you're talkin about the same things that I deal with as an artist he's like I feel like this is this could be me talking we deal with the same things and turn dealing with business and commerce vs. art so he just would have reacted passionately to the music and he just said I want to do the whole record he's like those kind of dream project for me and I said okay and then the recycle how are you going to do the whole record in a year because we've already been sitting on this thing for you and a half an hour he they assembled or other directors who are running teams or project teams at the same time simultaneously breaking the thumbs up into chapters so even though there's somewhat of a linen a linear narrative told out of chronological order in the two little side vignettes which is sort of same universe different world just to give up a different perspective on some of those songs because some directors were doing one song other teams had to and he was overseeing the entire thing but had them all working simultaneously on it so we can finish on time so I went over six times in the last year and I realized about the second trip those visits were very beneficial because those guys don't do half ass you know what I mean and they won't they definitely Pride themselves on their work and they all wanted me to be impressed so every time I would come back though they knew I was coming I could tell that was really motivating them to go outside the box and everybody wanted to be the guy that blew my mind the most you know what I mean and they did every f****** time is just like some of that stuff I know how they did it and I don't know how they did it Netflix Netflix right now which is also frustrating cuz we make cohesive concept records that are meant to be consumed as a whole and then I'm not going to fit that model just by making records you know what they put a single out so they put one section of the movie Up on YouTube how which I think will take down now that the old films out but I wouldn't it's beautiful to the the animation if they did for it's really it's incredible was it weird seem like their Vision connected to do to your music no woman I wrote the initial story that the main byline screenplay and then told Jim Paley we were trying to do an Amish of specifically Yojimbo and then a couple other famous Samurai films like the catchy catano's is a Twitchy a lot of Kurosawa things like very reoccurring storyline we were watching Kurosawa films in the studio making the record on silent in the control room just to kind of keep our mood bright like to keep everything kind of dark and ominous and no second-guessing so but yes kind of like a futuristic dystopian Yojimbo which which is also A Fistful of Dollars we got one town of people being oppressed by a couple rival factions were gang leaders and swerve using them for the wrong billing so in the future now we just jump and I talked about it while sex drugs and weapons and War really the main drivers of the economy so let's just say that those are the only economy you know this is the only things that have value anymore at that point and he got weird so I gave him a rough strip and then they just I said what new I want you guys to do what you do so feel free to add or take things and then can you want it anytime so then you get 30 women with her tits out dancing and which which was I told him there was a very old famous Samurai film causes twitching at the end of it once I was blind swordsman conquerors this evil force in the town's people celebrate there's this very famous scene in the end of it with his traditional dance and they're doing this dance and I said sneak this in as a dance sequence / Amish anybody that has to be like a film buff geek like me with females just really was a f****** cool so they decided to take the gimps and the sex trafficked slave so to speak and then just make a big Chorus Line but then they had a woman a traditional Japanese Dancer come in and they put her on motion-capture green screen and she did the actual dance from the film and the animated everyone to that I was like that's pretty sweet I would have thought of that but he did what I wanted he just gave me what he wanted to do with it how long is the whole thing audio is the album It's 42 minutes I just love the idea that you're experimenting with something like that it had to be a long stretch it was hardest part was sitting on it so long and then and then we had to do but I don't ever want to hear that s*** again does that contribute to the way you get creative with the sound when you perform in life you change out absolutely do you think you got to do this in the future again like this kind of Animation today or is this a one-off I wouldn't do the music again I would certainly I might if they want to run with the story I'll be all day what is a prequel or sequel action but I don't I wouldn't want to make this Sonic signature again I would probably use like traditional Japanese musicians and then contemporary production methods and they actually have dialogue and sound effects and make a story I got three kids super trippy light a big white like that Big Mike Tyson blunt when you get home tonight at midnight your kids are sleeping watch that s*** and then you think about where weird motherfuker I am all right or you go back in time to the origins of the the two what's the two robots and there's like an AR monster on lift dealt with before you go back in time to the origins of the the to slick and slim speed with her dad while they show up to the dojo and kill everybody I don't know who's all kinds of them just right and making up s*** pretty straightforward


    Joe Rogan: Ever Seen a Jaguar Tripping Out On DMT?
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    the movie have to get you guys have to see on the road Grizzly Man Who seen that documentary greatest in the history of Comedy yeah dude. are Amanita muscaria mushrooms a weird mushroom that's that one that they think is that's from the John Marco Allegro book The Sacred mushroom and the cross he attributed that to the birth of Christianity makes a pretty good outfit though Buddha butterfly to him Ayahuasca Jaguars eat the the work order eating the Ayahuasca Vine one of the one of the two might just be the harmony whatever the eating's having some sort of effect on them in the Jaguars eat these Lee and then you just lying there by pupils are dilating a tripping balls like obviously tripping balls like to see a Jaguar rolling around on the floor in the middle of the Jungle after eating leaves very strange nursing that I'm in Alice in Wonderland find a Jaguar high on DMT to trip watches jaguar eat these leaves here it goes and so this I see Jaguars part of the vision wonder what they're doing is connecting to some Jaguars that are out there tripping balls 2


    There's One Thing You Cannot Do On Sturgill Simpson's Tour Bus
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    completely honest was like every other record of made even ones that need some of these guys have played on it was much more like I came in your the songwriter in like it's session musicians you know and then you go out and use a commodity or the singing head you're the star and I think maybe around 2017 there's a big part of me that really rejected all that the newness of it and like the responsibility of it I just all I ever wanted is play guitar and band you know as a kid and I maybe I wanted to feel like a part of some it wasn't all about my f****** head Brian means then I realize like I was finally in the band that always wanted to be in since I was 13 in my bedroom you know so why wouldn't I make those records right it's funny cuz we didn't mention anything about the first one that we made together before I met miles Bobby played Oregon play okay this guy's cool s*** and then I think like we were hanging out really good a week and we were going that we're both going pretty hard in the paint still back then in like we Bobby and I would go out drinking and then come home and wake my wife up at 4 in the morning eat all ice cream and that was like I think it was one night in particular in Nashville I was working at a f****** grocery store he was sleeping in his car you know we're both just like pretending we're not miserable and enjoying each other's company without got real set face man and we're walking up the lumber and going to the only place that still open to get some food at like 3 in the morning it's all these Meat Market bars are letting out we both look like a couple dinner at scumbags probably and we walk by and there's this group of like 4-5 obviously Bandy f****** football players like this huge dudes young men and pretty inebriated and we're walking by and I hear one of them say oh look is The Strokes I love your records man you know and I blew it off whatever grown ass man I've kept walking and then I got about 10 ft I don't know why I could just tell Bobby wasn't with me anymore and I turn around and look back to see this m*********** standing in the middle of the circle of them all of them like literally a tin from this guy's face with his hands on his hip where is low Jack in the Box from Detroit MI you know and I was like all right well I guess I'm going to jail the time I get to the group of dudes one of them was eating a street hot dog and I will never forget this as long as I live Bobby like snatch the hot dog out of his hand and kind of crushed it like a paper Wad and bounce it off his forehead dudes that had pink shirts on the Bradley Cooper's and I don't know them all immediately knew that they were dealing with something that they never experienced and they wanted f****** none of it as I'm going to have to God this is my new best friend of my life just hot dogs total we went back name all of his ice cream out of the same container with it somewhere in Omaha and sit on the toilet the same 38 truckers have today movies movies or you know watching Chuck and cereal, Strava like that was one of the rare ones he travels by but honestly man is on at the end of the day we are very grateful I want to touch on that but like the bus thing it's a quality-of-life issues you will know touring is all about quality life there's no way to make it not suck other than the shows themselves and everything else that 22 hours a day it's like just trying to see if one Econo circadian rhythm so you don't get all serotonin weird and s*** when let nightly adrenaline blast is the hardest thing on me I find after 2 or that I have to like figure out what's going on in my brain and not be you get home from that after 6 we can see I can get off the couch for a week 6 weird strange fatigue I've never experienced than anything else but the bus weekend I'd rather I got to ride the bus for 3 and go to an airport during a cocoon it's your home on the ground miliar it's a safe haven job just chilling yeah we hang out we're all around each other more than we are families most of time we're in this little motorhome and if you get off that's just like f****** Joseph Conrad man don't get off the boat if you step off the boat that's weird s*** happens you know on the ground Miller it's a safe haven drugs chilling yeah we hang out we're all around each other more than we are family is most of time we're in this little motorhome and if you get off that's just like f****** Joseph Conrad man don't get off the boat you step off the boat that's one weird s*** happens you know


    Sturgill Simpson Tells of Harrowing Home Invasion Experiences | Joe Rogan
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    I had to make that decision this year I found out I'm not a psychopath is very reassuring with what happened after that I found more impactful and what happened was seeing the aftermath and like the system and how it all pans out but we had a we had to home invasions within 36 hours I guess the first time we got came in the middle of night about 2:33 a.m. and our back door at the sensor on made a very signature noise and if you live in your house you know the noises in your house and spur for whatever reason it just woke me up from a dead sleep and I knew what I heard Amazon thing that would make that noise so I kind of snake my way out the hall and down to the top of the stairs and went to hit the top of the stairs I heard the dog growl and the door closed back so I knew that was somebody leaving me with huge f****** dog basically useless but he did grounded made a very primitive noise I was proud of him and I good morning to tell her and then we called police course one of the neighbors got along to ring Cam and the back alley the guy leaving and going down the street so I had a very clear view of him for whatever reason my wife and kids they had to go on down to where we actually live I was working that weekend Nashville probably mix and record or something so I just stay behind and as a result of me being home alone that day I was cleaning and working on a a firearm ride recently purchased an assembled and so went to bed that night locked everything up and you know because they were home I put the gun on the floor on a padded case next to the bed so I'm letting the next morning like 7:15 a.m. Sunshine neighbors going to work I hear the back door open again and it's like it was Canyon with the f*** that the maid who would be there that early and I guess out of paranoia whatever reason I grab that gun and just went to the top of the stairs to look I still think it's the maiden when I hit the top of stairs and look down staircase same guy same clothes just standing in my living room rolling the cord up on my headphones and I've almost impressed one of the came back was just like I couldn't believe it was happening at this time and I'm very quietly and I got about halfway down by the time of year Vernon saw me and I was looking through his bed as f****** heads were red. Like a video game I'll never forget that image this guy Lake probably thinking he's about to die and the back door was thankfully still open the only thing I said to him was what are we doing here man and I hit him with a strobe which kind of like probably to his brain was he thought was the gun going off because he kind of like seizure back door and jump clean off my f****** porch like never hit a single step and ran out the back gate he had last it and I saw this on the video later when he came in and shut the back gate back so he hit that back gate on a debt rant on a dead run is like blue at the hell latches and wood splinters finally took off down the alley and hoses I'm still looking like a jackass what happened and then so then next thing there's like eight police officers in my living room all they wanted to see was my gun and every single one of them asked me why I didn't shoot the guy and which I found very interesting as a woman and I thought about it finally you wouldn't want to when I'm down going down the stairs you would not believe how much it can go through your head like 4 seconds like I had this whole conversation with myself watching kids aren't here you know this guy doesn't even know I'm here yet I'm holding a f****** assault rifle and he's not a threat to me but if I put one through his dome which I have every legal right to do right now there's going to be news vans on my lawn this is going to be on your f****** Wikipedia package really all of that I'm just like this guy is not a threat and thankfully he chose to go out the door really why didn't you shoot it was and I said that and he's kind of looked at me and I can buy that you know literally by the time we engage Man 2 seconds later he's running out the door is what we're going to shoot him in the back and then you put me in prison and they were like a f*** man twice in a week you've been finally figure something out out you know anything like that when I was I go to the court case and you know it does very interesting telling experience for me because I've never really been to anything like that and he was one of maybe eight or nine other people on the docket that they all sound the same public defender who literally shows up 15 minutes before they start the day to get familiarized himself with every single case and you just saw this Factory like these young underprivileged black males just getting pumped into the system the DEA came over and she was like thanks for being here yatta yatta you know they're unlikely for him he broke into like 13 other houses and they had him on tape a lot of things about 13 or 14 aggravated burglary charges which is pretty f****** heavy you know everyone loves his class B so he was looking at 12:15 I have to keep saying like a bird pleaded down got six and then if he does a successful rehabilitation program in prison he could be out in two and Miss usually yada yada and I just realize like wild just throwing this kid life away cuz he you know Granny came into some people's houses and you probably need almost got f****** killed and they call him the next night like three streets over in the ACT doing the same thing but he had no priors he wasn't on drugs it was just like no Direction probably no. No Heroes and I struggle with what if I gave him a job it depends entirely on who he is right which I never got the chance to sit down and find that bond that I never got to talk to him face-to-face to my turn on some punk f****** kid I be like good luck man you know I like it might turn out all depending upon the person but there's so many people in this country that are set up to fail Sedona find that bond that I never got to talk to him face might turn out on this some punk f****** kid I'll be like good luck man you know it my turn my turn on terrible two depending upon the person but there's so many people in this country that are set up to fail


    Green Beret Justin Lascek Leaves Joe Speechless
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    this is a new even between introduce you properly now okay has Justin in March Hospital previous year I'd like that come off of a deployment 11 months before the second one was a bit down in the valley the dumps got divorced had a dude died in the first trips was kind of like Blues real rough to deal with and then it's listening to these dudes quite a bit and then let into the next appointment I was there a month boom almost died pretty hard teammates save me and we had blood on the ground like they got blood on On Target and then they made a hellacious movement to give me the Medevac long story short dinner in the hospital one of the first meals jamming out to these dudes and I was like Mom and then she tried to get ahold of him So, eventually did and he came hung out for like 2 hours I made my friend now General gaudette wait like 15 minutes so that we can finish talking about we're talking about when you're but a lot of ketamine so's this week turtlehead had it on his own accord to donate to the foundation so this little tour going on that coincides with the actual album release is donating to the Special Forces foundation so that helps gold star families which are the families that remained of remained of the friends I got killed on this trip so they were for Green Berets into EOD text and so that money is going to them that's that's what I care about like I'm alive I don't have any legs below my knees for those I can only can't see my legs on the video anyway but I don't have my testicles either so that's a different set of challenges but I don't care about getting taken care of other than the normal Army processes but I want them to get taken care of from the foundation so grateful to have you guys as friends now they're awesome amazing musicians but amazing people and then I'm grateful to be here and just to push that out so are coming to the shows all that money goes to the the foundation and then people can go on the foundations website which is Special Forces foundation.org and I appreciate it and thank you for a great way to help out and and your music you know did you connect it to that I think that's just a f****** incredible thing it's really cool you know when you sent me the text messages telling me you were going to the hospital you know it's very touching it was like yeah it's very not just it's Brave of you to talk about this but it's also its hope so valuable so valuable for everybody that that hasn't served to understand what it really is so thank you for that always say I really like combat cuz I was in a lot of it but I was in a fair amount almost got killed on the first trip so just don't like the war aspect when you see your friends get killed and you're stuck in a hospital bed on top of all this stuff is you know I didn't shift for a week I piss blood for a week I've had tons of nights of excruciating pain at the life of an apt or their guys are worse than me so I'm just grateful for having what I have and yeah that's the beginning of it do that you're just like I was telling like the people that took the trash out in the room I am grateful for you brother brother what is ketamine like after catastrophic injury like that does it relieve the pain does it just put you in another dimension so ketamine is a nmda the way that feels kind of takes your perspective and it's like in always felt like a whirlwind when that if I was getting a push of it but things like you're starting to get your vision mask and your present you're still there but you're dipping into like subconscious cuz you're still conscious cuz unconscious with me in the year like you pass out and you can not have a gag reflex to hang on how unconscious you are so ketamine I would close my eyes and immediately trip the most insane balls that you can imagine an open I'm going to be back in the room I'll be like what the f*** and then a friend of mine when I left my first rotation he was an Air Force CCT that got blown up in the same Village I had a few casualties in he stepped an idea he's an above-the-knee something missing fingers but when he was on ketamine when he was awake and looking around he'd see the walls on fire and then there be like women white pale skin in the corners peeling the skin off their back and he's like a wake like whatever I don't know it must be like someone psychology when they go in like set and setting type thing but I was in it when I got a lot of ketamine my legs are blown off I'm getting worked on I'm telling you how to treat me I cut my own shirt off and then I get to ketamine and I'm like in and out and I see these Visions back and forth and like I was convinced as litter to distinct moments as I can I make it and had that conversation so and what's the real about this right here is that you were talking to him on this show and you guys talk about combat Medics and you were like I did and I just singing key and I was like right on there talking about me and then I got all kinds of jacked up makes you appreciate appreciate and I've gone through huge development last year through depression and then this year after his blasted like being grateful and like in doing introspection and communicating and having empathy for other people being compassionate human which General Mattis has told us a group of us on the way back to my first trip like don't let this experience of War make you more hateful human being because people haven't experienced it let it allow yourself to go to post growth and become a better human being and treat other people like you want to be treated and treat and I would add on to that which came from Tim Ferriss treat yourself the way you treat other people too that's not a side of Madison you ever hear in the Press huh I suppose not. That's a very powerful way to view this inevitable the inevitable consequences of war that that started scraping the off the bottom to focus on that after that trip A lot of people do it recreationally and apparently they they blast off and go in the other dimensions and s*** and they go in a k holes and then I never did say he would do to died from it he was really into it it's doing a lot what happened he probably doing a bunch of other things as well but he was getting treated for ketamine for addiction and then he wound up time you can toast the s*** Academy you can give a kid 300 Megs of it and they will f****** trip balls but they are going to they're not going to die like the opposite of all the other drugs that I think he was doing other s*** to which it's Academy was originally electric isn't a cat tranquilizer or something like that they give it to my wife Best Friends veterinary and she definitely like Jack and animals with ketamine on the road it's it's increasing now in like civilian hospitals drug which it works great beaches communication device work with dolphins and he was also a big asset freak and he would like to take who take acid and try to communicate with Thompson's even allegedly give Dolphins acid he was a part of his long-standing program try to get Dolphins to talk to him but one of things he invented it was or not a movie about this because in the movie The Guy experiments with a bunch of different types of sensory deprivation tanks and everybody knew that this guy he was a legitimate doctor a brilliant guy but he was also a ketamine freak and once he would do is like you take intramuscular ketamine and then get into the sensory deprivation tank yeah girl symptom the issue would be with the pain like when you have something that's controlling some sort of level of pain and then coming off of that you usually wean off of it and then not a physical addiction issue you know I should know the answer that definitively but as as a medic but I haven't heard of anything that works hard to come off of came to the hospital and stuff is like methadone is worse than heroin GNR guys were rocking in one week I dropped down 20 migs instead of the 10 and it was like being a junkie like for 9 hours I just like rubbing my legs like cuz they're just lit up with nerve pain feels like there's daggers in your leg or some sort of electrocution and you look like on a movie with like it someone cracked out or something Cheddar's we used to see these guys would come into the pool hall when I used to play pool in White Plains they would come in there was a methadone clinic down the street and they were all hair heroin people and my friend Johnny B would call the methadone Ian's cuz they would come in they all had like this like sort of like doll Shuffle to them they're all slow down and I can never understand it was like I was like a culturally like agree to make some sort of agreement like this drugs okay it's got you know it's got some some stamp of approval so we're accepting that they have to get methadone everyday but they can't get heroin anymore why don't we just give them a heroin-like is how much different is the methadone is the methadone to get them high with synthesized so it's easier to control but doesn't get them high I didn't have any effect while no it's just fighting off the physiology don't people have with the best effects with like ibogaine and things like that when it comes to getting kicking opiates if you want to go through that I would say you know I would probably be your best but it for a quick solution if that's what you mean like 3 in the morning the pretty shity year damn and how long does it take to get you off of the methadone I mean once you're off of it they are doctors are saying that it stays in your adipose tissue cuz you're fat for like 2 or 3 weeks cuz I have random nights when I was off of it and just get lit up with nerve pain in like getting hit with a hammer in my toes so probably four to six weeks of we and then I went another drug Lyrica meant for you it had to feel me cuz you were there at Walter Reed the whole time you had to feel frustrated but for smiling like the first time I came to see you it was only what about a month after the blast at most he was still in a lot of more pain and I can't even comprehend being in Tenino from nerve pain cost of 30 surgeries total which impressed by even then like how clear-headed inarticulate and I was obviously and awareness of everything going on in the room despite the faint the pain he was trying to pretend like he wasn't in I just and then that place is full of guys like him and everything then when I went back it's like all new faces you know these people but then when I went back a couple days and it was like just in the matter of short time it was Leaps and Bounds and you even the gym on one leg like f****** Bustin Out 20 pull-ups everything you know just kind of like got to be something we can do anything you can do to help in whatever way and in these guys been up since I've known him I've never once ever heard him ask for anyting his only concerns were like for the families of the guys that didn't make it you know so it's just hard really were around album release if I'm going to have a bunch of attention on me I thought it would be a good opportunity to put attention on what other people can do to help these guys are family especially sitting in these rooms and looking at these dudes mean I can't even you can't you know what it what are you what are you call that well I want to help so after the show let's figure out what we can do to jump in I want to I want to help so help with the podcast help with some comedy shows maybe do whatever we could do yeah I'm Blown Away by all this as much as I think all these people are listening and watching this is beautifully doing this man and I think that you know when it's inspiring me to do something I think it's probably inspiring a bunch of other people and that's that's half those things that people talk about with one thing you might experience or here in life that changes your worldview and moves you in a better Direction This is this could be one of those things you know well you're a good man. Well I'm not thinking anything man he's so I'm just a dude with all you guys it's cool I'm very happy that you're bringing awareness to this and I'm really happy that you doing that makes you feel great divorce out of it is though the tragedy I guess so it's not like you no right or left it's just like this is the reality of it making the sacrifices for you and then when they come home what do we do for them you know it's hard thought for people to accept that war is inevitable so hard thought and it doesn't seem like it's inevitable is not inevitable in this room I mean if we were the last people on Earth and there was a bunch of food and places to sleep I think we probably not guilty other probably go to war like what is the number where you go to war is it a milli the two million is it separated by oceans is it just mountains boundaries but the fact that no one thinks that war can be solved like no no one that I know thinks that in our lifetime they'll be no war then there's never been a. Where someone on Earth is human has been going to war with each other it's over horrible truth of being a person and nobody nobody knows it the way you do so for you to come on and tell your story the way you just did I appreciate the f*** out of that man and I would just want people if if if they hear that and it moves them it's more of like a like just be grateful on a regular basis for what for anyting I mean we still have war and then there are people still fighting it but overall the world is continuing to improve in like steadily getting better and fewer people are dying from genocide and War but it still exists so. I want the respect for war if someone is wanting to go to war you know if someone is going to be a commander and chief and that's it that's a heavy thing to like tossed back and forth means that I may never have kids you know like like that use their sacrifice like and I'm the one that lived and I didn't have any kids but like my friends have four girls my other mother friend has three kids sewing when you're if you're going to move the chess piece of War then we need to understand the implications of what that means and try to do everything and political power at the end State strategy to avoid over or cuz it's socially Iced Tea near Pier Russia nuclear war would be the worst in each other to literally nuke every f****** man woman and child off the face of the Earth many times over and that's what keeps us from using them but yet we still have them and we still have appointed each other I mean when you were kids and we are worried about Russia remember that s*** people walking into Target with a suicide vest yeah yeah when's that coming right yeah you could all of it is Europe's been dealing with that s*** for decades and we really haven't tasted that yet on a widespread habitual scale yeah when's that coming right yeah you could all of it is Europe's been dealing with that s*** for decades and we really haven't tasted that yet I gonna on a widespread habitual scale


    How Sturgill Simpson Avoided Record Company Meddling | Joe Rogan
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    is this because you guys don't have I mean how much of influence do record companies have on new bands like when you bands are coming up from the trying to put together the music how much influence do record companies have in the creative process it just depends did they discover them where they already are they really jumping on board with something that's already working I mean it's rare written into my contract that nobody could tell me what to do so it's common that you get f***** with here's what we really want you to want to do business like they knew what the real s*** was and you don't f*** with the real s*** but there's very few of those people actually working in the record business anymore it's all like 25-30 year old bottom line quarterly report motherfukers you know it's all about the money money tried-and-true Mrs Butterworth recipe proven you know give me 17 of those I got it would suck to be in a business with art you know we'll order like you're thinking about it like a business but it's art what's the best way to push it what if we change this and added that was put some gospel singers in the background what if we did this with you know I think that's the thing to say I'm lazy s*** to I got a really want to do something you break those trains apart like Looking Over Manifest and drag cars off of the rails and build them into those trains and then crew them again and get them online so I was working like 90 hour weeks I'm mostly cleaning up train wrecks and derailments really blue switch and put three cars on the ground we we we were the central artery in the in the midwest the really that back corridors kind of the cross-section the entire countries shipping Commerce if we f***** up and tied up the main lines then shut down the railroad you can never tell a kid hey you want it you want to make meaningful music this what you got to do you got to struggle in like difficult jobs to lie about 35 and bit him barely get to where you want to be where you really kind of freaking out about your future and then pour yourself your heart and soul then find success after that that's a good move to one of impactful music if you get into music like early on in your life and make career early on in your life you miss everything that you did by being an older you know it's 35 year old man that makes a jump that's a bold move that makes sense but there's been a lot of incredible artist that made some truly 20 you know for sure but there's a life experience aspect your music God knows what I'd be right by probably p**** that's for sure for sure yeah what are you thinking about you know horoscopes


    A "Koi People" Moment - JRE Toons
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    imagine if anything could get anything pregnant the new combination was born Turtle people to that's what's next toy people some to f*** turquoise buses that can imagine you're out there because at Ari's knows his nose on a koi fish with legs and comes out day and bestiality you would never buy a beer again you put you on break the internet you put a f****** video of me sneaking up on a cheetah and f****** it bro I plan on holding it in place while it's all happening I think if you're good enough and gentle enough it'll stay


    Best of the Week - September 15, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    physics is weird enough as it is without adding let that movie was literally created by a Channeler right-aligned David Albers was one of the leading philosophers of physics I should also give credit to philosophers here because they've been taking quantum mechanics of seriously longer than businesses have to be honest so David is one of the very people who got a PhD in physics and then switch to philosophy because he cared about I told story in the book like he wrote a bunch of influential papers as a graduate student and then he went and said I would like to make these papers my PhD thesis and they said no that's not really serious physics and they punished him by making him write this incredibly technical mathematical paper on Quantum field Theory just to prove he could do it and then he's like this I don't take this anymore I'm switching Fields but anyway he was in that film he was in what the bleep and they lied to him they misrepresented themselves Jr documentary about quantum mechanics and they sat him down for 3 hours and ask them all these questions you leading questions like doesn't this mean that we're bringing reality into existence by looking at it and he's like no that's not what it means let me explain to you then the final film there's like 30 second clips of him going yes that is a really important question and did hilarious story there was a event some sort of convention put on in Santa Monica by supporters of the film that they thought it'd be fun to get all of the people who were in the movie it was a bleep do we know and get them at the you know and talk to them and charge people money to listen to them but these people were not affiliated with the filmmakers so they didn't know the David Albert had been completely misrepresented in the films of a invited him and he goes to the Santa Monica and he gave it to yo he decided he wondered like sizes go at all but okay not let's reach a different audience and he he gave it to me said look there's two things you can do when you are faced with fundamental puzzles of reality one is you can face up to what the world is trying to tell you and you can accept it and take it as what it is no matter what you like the other is you can choose to tell a flattering story about yourself and the people who made this movie have decided that the mysteries of quantum mechanics are really stories about how they are powerful and have influence over reality and so forth but it's all nonsense as the punchline is the audience loved it they went nuts because what they wanted was a guru of some sort in like he was just as good a good mind when my first movie came out I think every review basically said something along the lines of worst movie ever made I hate this movie and now people do look at your best movie you know like you can choose to do ever since so it's just weird same as white zombie when our first guests are first Geffen record came out I saw the first review it was as magazine alternative press who two years ago gave me this Lifetime Achievement Award and I had to read the review while accepting what they were this is the worst band ever ever ever ignore this band so there was a something you know there must have been something to your contact person yeah you know yeah that's a lot to contribute and so they just s*** on things and it's just like you as a when you're young and you're new and you're reading you think that the guy is riding it is about music is it's so subjective and you know someone who grew up wearing the right Izod shirts hang with the cool crowd they're not going to your music is not going to resonate with them the same way it's going to be with other people that felt like they were outside I mean I can only do what I do and I don't know what would be popular but I don't understand popular culture in a way cuz when people are gushing over something I move yesterday I said I hated that movie I know it made five hundred million dollars in a thermistor move I go I can barely sit through it a lot of those being made same with music like I do like I love The Velvet Underground episode but what about in the name something like you know I don't admit that makes me want to kill myself anymore more young Fighters would appreciate that early in the crib because I think so many of them are compromised by the time they get to the big leagues you know by the time they get to Bellator MMA and with UFC or you know even kickboxing guys by the time they get to big fights they've already been dinged up too much and I can't take a shot Prime now for next wha5 is not already punches 14 I mean Felicia Allen Supply. But not moving the feet anymore but your phone was really interesting cuz if you looked at the spot where he died for what he's so sweet. incredible to see which style Superior filipendula in Black 6 Ryan's light recognize him with the all-time greats he's the best traveling in a van of the time and they were giant fresh mushrooms a meal Stan and like I just let your sweating it smells like a portobello mushrooms sleeping for my skin and I yelled to the driver I'm like starting to spin out like how it how do how do you get this to stop he turned around he only wore black and shades on and finally we stop I'm a big I get the f*** out of this van this is this is an 2003 is a long time ago in white-knuckling you glowed girlfriend and I walk into the bathroom with Dan and they're like this woman's like speaking French like yeah bro what is a guy no man's that crazy and I'm like freaking out and all I had was like 50 euros and I put it on the tray and Dan grabs it and put it in my pocket and then put second nickel there doesn't cost that much to pee dumpsters here clean is a bright red and I really truly dumpster. Here eating a regular meal when open it was like when they went into Willy Wonka's place all the light came in and then and then it seemed like a crazy cuz when we got back in the van 3 f****** hours later like our drivers like to do if we got to go that we've been here for 20 minutes and it's been 3 hours of you guys lap talking about this dumpster crowd around those days that's like my employee you or were you ever on in or around and he was warming up the crowd so he's doing stand-up to warm up the crowd this is so weird to stand up like it was very tight and you know and they were cute Colin Quinn fan of crowd fan so they were laughing hard but what that show was was the first show where Comics could balbus do you like we do in the back bar at the store like we do you know when we're in the green room we talk s*** about each other with each other repeat that what time we bombed and he took a sip and Patrice cozy at take another step at a time and each other and it was


    Mark Normand: Thank God for Drugs!
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    moved in New York with $400 and I got bed bugs the first year landlord died of AIDS low and I got mugged three times in the first year oh my God it was hell man I was mostly my fault I'm victim-blaming here but I was always such a blackout drunk that I was just like asking to be mugged I would fall asleep and wake up and guys were going through my s*** what time I fell asleep on Hell's Kitchen free hot tub in every beer so is the hotspot but I'm a ring so drunk they threw me out and I was walking down 9th Avenue and I was like I've got to lay down for a minute I'm so tired cuz I had to go to Brooklyn on the subway that would take two or three hours sometimes so I fell asleep four five guys are going through my s*** there blockbusting and I'm like oh s*** and took my keys my phone my joke book and starting from scratch with no money to buy a MetroCard but you have no wallet credit card to get the wallet it's brutal took forever and then turnstyles got home and I'm going to find your roommate to call your mom and she helps you why I fell asleep on his a crazy story I fell asleep on the subway I went like four stops past mine and in Brooklyn I got out and I was like I walk it's a nice night I see Five Guys in the corner shooting dice it's up to me and I had an old iPod because given that radio and I got that radio that thinking that would like you know turn him away and he goes just give it to him and he picks me up and he slammed me against the business like you know when the metal gate closes now and just beat the s*** out of them grab my iPod I get out of there so those five guys helped they say my life about it like a month later he was like all those were drug dealers and they can't have some white kid getting killed in the neighborhood so they had to make a choice and I was like wow thank God for drugs I like shitt I talked to a cop about it like a month later he was like all those were drug dealers and they can't have some white kid getting killed your Nate in the neighborhood so they had to make a choice and I was like wow thank God for drugs


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Jordan Peterson Checking Himself Into Rehab
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    amazing pain pills are good to to take addictive it is his wife is operations and apparently she's doing well now and he's trying to get for the stuffing when he tried to get off of it he had such a horrible withdrawal that he is according to his daughter is on the news yeah he had an anti-anxiety medication I ruined to take people off of heroin meth methadone it isn't there another one wasn't that isn't Klonopin one of those ones that uses therapeutic recreation handle it so you got on some medication will be fine but also I think he's wise enough to understand his physical limitations and I have never experienced real withdrawal management like caffeine withdrawal but never like a real saying opiate withdrawal apparently it's f****** horrible know how to deal with it and help you through it the same thing as Klonopins called clonazepam street name makes sense for a lot of people I know combined with others this particular alcohol can slow breathing and possibly lead to death mean you're needed. The doctor prescription, hook it up dude I can't I just can't I need some klonopin but you never take a percocet and just lay in the pool at one of my knee surgeries stupid yeah my brain was so numb I was like I'd rather be in pain wow convulsion or in antiepileptic drug as well huh strong so I must do a bunch of different s*** battle Professor fighting against social justice Warriors and then some sort of crazy law that was going to enforce 198000 pronouns and he was like hey this is crazy like look stop. He becomes a national celebrity and people fight him in the reindeer with him was also people realize the extent of the chaos that's going on these universities with these Dave them zinsser or a man these pronouns is nonsensical made up pronouns and he was like you can enforce speech you can never once people is like you understand what this is and where this goes really exaggerating an over-the-top than his Times Gone on you realize like oh no he just saw all this he saw this coming he was right like people are radicalizing and then it's about a lot of it is about compliance they want to comply with my new pronouns


    Joe Rogan on Andrew Yang's Vegetarian Stance
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    and I'm a liberal douche twat loser but I feel like there's some have some common sense here you got to stay out of the out of that weird fog everybody gets in the brainwashing happens and they all star blowing each other and headed to chaos to stay out of the weeds Andrew Yang guard like talking about getting people to stop beating me know probably believes if that's key to making the world a better place I think there's a lot of people that would argue against that I think of you sat down with those people on how to debate I don't think you do well and I think I think of someone who could explain the nutrition required look really explain Basin act like a Chris Kresser guy based on actual science someone like Rhonda Patrick knowing you're not going to stop just stop that a business is in a steak and wouldn't have a problem to wait if you if you don't kill the cow tell me what happened to live forever what happens to become fairies Columbia going to give birth control what you going to do that we can do at this point we just eat them responsibly and ethically probably feed him grass it's real healthy food and if you believe a Life Is Life just one life is worth a life well you're responsible for way more death because you're responsible for birds and bugs and ground-nesting birds and f****** rodents and anything that gets chopped bunnies to get chopped up in those combines Legends of the ground there's a lot of fracking chemicals to get released into the ground even look what you would call like organic agriculture like you're still using machines you're still there's a lot of bad s*** that happens to the world fell so funny how like they'll be people love animals so much and yet if you watch an Animal Planet animals of the most vicious cruel evil survivalist about feeling you get when you look at animals are stuffed into these pens and he's inhumane conditions there right about that they're not right about Farms though they're not right about sustainable Farms like Joel salatin he's got to have this place called polyface Farms where they talked about large-scale natural Agriculture and raising animals in the environment is supposed to be in like two pigs they move around a fence too late they create event to these pigs and then they move the fence to another location after certain push the pigs insist new area and the pigs are always free so they're always free roaming and eating acorns and stuff to pigs naturally eat and then you know that I think they supplementing with other food as well and healthy food but they're there they don't behave like a scared animal that's trapped in a pan just freaking out they they live like an animal lives the argument and it's a real argument like why she should be able to kill why should you be able to eat something that's an animal so it's a good argument it's a real argument you really are an ethical person and you look at that argument that's your point like we shouldn't be able to kill it's it's a I understand you don't want anything to die and don't want anything to stop her what are the way I look at it is the natural world is this f****** Shark Tank that's what I'm saying and all you're doing if you eating meat if you're eating it in an ethical way you're moving most of that in the animal's life and at the end of the animals like you're putting a bullet through his brain you might think that that's a horrible terrible thing to do the deck that cow gets shut off in a second but if that cat was living in the real world it would get ripped apart by Wolves that's what I used to be an animal that had to run for its life in the Wolves would sneak up on them and they tear their legs apart and start eating them a****** first I've seen her ducks that live in a farm environment if they're free rein is there grass-fed cows are just wanting all of them live a far superior life 10 either wild counterparts the live longer they'll be healthier and if it's someone like a Joel salatin or someone who does like ethical farming where they have large scale like big giant patches of land with his animals are allowed to roam free in DeGraff the only real problem they have is when Grizzlies move in that's when they have a problem when Grizzlies and wolves find out about their cattle so when their natural enemies animals encountered them and he's in Cade there is then they have to keep them out there to protect these animals they're going to kill from the animals that want to kill him the whole thing is crazy horrific conditions of some of these animals have to live in and then do you know that they just that means for the pig farms man they they flew a drone over one of them and it had a lake I mean I like a pig s*** and piss and it was the most disgusting looking f****** Lake in these animals were all stuffed into this s*** into this pipe in the pipe would lead into these enormous lakes and pissed and you like these meat factory animal pal Pig supposed to let write a pig supposed to live like the Joel salatin pigs live there wandering around the thing they like the roller is some pig that ain't like to roll around in the roll around s*** but they don't want to just live stuff on top right reading and Taurus metal grate did all these people are always like this was a heroin addict we got to save him like maybe on heroin go to rehab in Malibu and s*** Overlook the ocean yeah they're amazing it looks pretty good I've never done heroin hooked to avoid we got to save him like on heroin go to rehab in Malibu and s*** Overlook the ocean yeah they're amazing Birds it looks pretty good but I've never done heroin hooked to avoid


    Joe Rogan on Forced Diversity in Comedy
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    this guy's you know by so go easy on him or whatever his New York New York experiencing this but you don't get that out here that's really yeah corset ribbon is funny minorities blah blah blah but it's more expensive to put you on because you have a gash in about this girl that was telling me that she wants have a certain look for her writers room I'm like that's weird the look should be hilarious gay women I want this I want that with Ray don't do it it's a trap go that way of course the best show is Fun the best, exciting happened to be all women yeah yeah so get them in here but like just emanating the better candidates that just happened to be a white woman or a white man you know you want this instead very strange but it's not wise okay cuz you product is going to suffer because if your if someone's got a skill like the real problem is someone sitting mean and it rarely happens I would imagine where someone decides at the far better person like it depends on the job for sure but if if you're in such a sports as one of his wife so awesome yeah in the Jack Johnson days they did try to do that but they did try to keep Jack Johnson from fighting for the title Court husband for a system totally didn't want a black man to run cuz he knew he was the best of Court they were trying to keep him from being the best but in most areas of life I feel like if you're really good you get ahead and yeah if you don't that's the problem the problem is racism the promise someone trying to stop you from getting a head just because you are whatever you are text isamar white or sex yeah that's the real problem response to that is not forced diversity do that and then they call you racist in your like it's always people without black friends who call you racist ironically yeah you don't even know any black people and why are using that word so liberally weird word to say that and you can't just don't like that's weird that you use that so quick but crazy it's an easy weapon to use in the plane with dragons and you got a battle axe to throw you let it fly this is life and because you want to win an argument we're not going on on social media and having like a big parade about how involved you are we already knew these people are marginalizing that but just cuz you found out now we got to hear your side that privilege like these documentaries about I have privilege entitled a narcissistic even see outside their own sorry thank you Mark Normand I pitch the show about having the stand-ups and do this and feel like we love it here's a list of people we think you should eat put on and I read the list of like these are all hack retards this sucks I know all of them play I'm in the woman The Trenches I'm in the clubs they don't know anybody but they're all in a suit in a warehouse or a nice building downtown and they go this is what we should do so they look good they look woke or Progressive but it's not like I hate that I love that guy love Carlin open up but you want to seem like you're you know evolved and in the it on the right side we don't you give a funny but the problem is that they're involved at all at one of those one of those kind of people involved and then I start getting some some it's like REI rated TV show ever hated all right some people still do and mostly Nazis but he he had a show and then you got popular online so they still on with the Roy wood company that is going to pay money that's going to get involved in the comedy business, the people that are involved in the creation of comedy and then their ego gets involved they want to change the suit and to this do this to the background Brenda is going to pay money that's going to get involved in the comedy business, the people that are involved in the creation of comedy and then their ego gets involved they want to change the suit and to this do this to the background and we went to


    Mark Normand on Meeting Jerry Seinfeld | Joe Rogan
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    he made his do car were you nervous about beating Big Jay Leno a better before he's really nice he's always been nice I know what he's like a comedy Massachusetts comedy God another Tonight Show and then now this car God so he's like two loves he does have that but man he is so much more comfortable and like happy nothing about cars yeah when he was on The Tonight Show is basically like you know hey Joey Lawrence then they seem like I've hung out with some of our own if they were buddies but I've hung out with him a few times because of comedy and he's likewise and he doesn't either TM you know and he doesn't drink and he's like centered and he's got a family and he loves comedy and got his money and it's just he's he's a good guy to look up to as as a comedian and I like a business person where you want to be in as a man where you want to be in life and how you want to be and what you want to be like like dad died that we heard about how I met him he was my guy like I was doing him when I started and it was embarrassing did you do a guy and I did Jenny okay call myself on stage what's going on in New York New York come out on the mic but I also change my ways coz it hit me right to the core and so you do whatever I'm doing I'm doing four sets of the night and I run over to Gotham and I got a slow down buddy to make those times Domino's you lose them all and I know you got to follow me like a f****** that's bathroom break for most people I know and I both done we're going to watch the next douche so he's walking past me offstage I'm walking on and I know you still got it and it goes hey I like your stuff and he just said that level the room I just it's coming out of its oozing out of my eyeballs and I killed and turns out he was watching so not only going to have to go after him but I had to be clean thank God I've like 8 minutes on school shootings pedophilia and midgets so like I had to be clean and it went well and I got off and tells it going I was fun let's go to next can do it this lady without comedy and we go in the green room we talked for an hour and a half I'm shiting myself for the first 10 minutes he's my here I grew up watching with my family must see TV NBC Thursday nights and where did the first 10 minutes of shiting cuz you know you know this guy's face you know his voice and everything so well I know everything is done a biography and it was just super cool and we talk and it goes take my number and I'll never I'll never call you cuz you use it and I was at we just text a little and then as I was leaving he did a bit that I was new and I got a tag for you on that Cemetery bit and next day so I came up some headstone pain bulshit I sent it to him I could tell he was like that sucks blow me she got that conversation done 20 minutes of watching TV your besties I wouldn't say that but I mean most pretty close I'm closer to you as I am


    The Black Keys Performed With Dancing Outlaw Jesco White
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    it wound up my step by step by step daughter has her friends over right and I'm like she hasn't had a birthday party for friends are 14 and they're over for 2 hours already it's a beautiful day in summer time and like I go up into the room and there's no sound they're all under devices, you guys need to give me your f****** devices get you get out of the room I'm like so jacked up like Sergeant Slaughter it was weird because I thought I was telling him I get you know when when I was a kid we used to watch Troll 2 in like we would have super wastrel to make fun of the troll to the movie old movie yet don't think there is a movie I think called troll but it's but it's not related and unrelated note roll two isn't related really yeah how was your only Troll 2 this is a big thing I should have real screenshot 86 is not related but there was a movie about these giant trolls what was it in movie that was really ridiculous about these giant trolls a few years back and it was pretty stupid to I thought this was a different one well that's back in the time when like things were made that were horrible and it is almost like the people didn't realize how bad they were the original troll out which is his troll 1986 is not the one that I saw in the distance what is getting passed around before YouTube and it said the music was the same way as like weird like the first like Professor dub record what you would never find it in Akron anywhere you get like a dub copy of that is like that was videos to I just go why yeah West Virginia holyshit do I've never seen it but while they were making that we knew someone who's in touch with Jessica cuz we were we were we were in the Jessica Basin that PBS thing from the early 90 we have four track recordings were basically quoting lines from the original time we were watching the stuff and I-95 we we are we are we are just go come down from West Virginia and I answered and he got so f****** drugs or video that s*** Hammer he took a shirt off her twiddling his nipples and he started faking masturbating in his sister's dragging him offstage no one since Hank Williams accused of stealing the shoes I like the dude f****** lost if you have interactions with him or did he just go on I spoke to him a little bit but you guys organized this oh yeah oh yeah he was there he was wasted so that was a joke and they watch it and he was like hey man what the f*** did you make me watch it well with you people live in hell I try to show people that like what the f*** did you make me watch it well rod with you people live in hell I try to show people that like people like you know some people


    The Black Keys On Their Creative Partnership
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    how do you guys write songs do you write them into you come to each other independently do you do you collaborate or only in studio do you divide them in studio leave for the most part always just made him up just improvised like in the mood in the moment and then said you liked it was try to put that it down again as Source or to gravitate towards what we like and then just start building on it and all the stuff that doesn't Works push it away and just keep do you have disagreements on what works it doesn't work when you invented no not usually it's always been like that ever since we were 16 and 17 wow I've never really the older I get the more I realize how special I always took it for granted I mean I remember when we were trying to audition bass players we had this one guy try to come and play with us I just remember it just f***** everything up it's like we couldn't even play it didn't even sound like us why it just didn't work and then was it when this other person left all of a sudden it sounded like a big band again it was weird we learned to play together I never even I mean I never play drums with anybody side from Dan and fit me even playing drums in the band is like because it was a ton of an accident I only had a drum set because I wanted to be a guitar player and I want people to come to my house and play the drums with I had a driver's license I got a job washing dishes and bought the jumps I bought everything you need for bands like my friends would come over and they were all pretty much better at Guitar than me but Dan came over and he was like the best guitar player of all my friends and then they f*** what do I do bass or drums as I call you can't just Jam guitar bass drums that's what we did in high school so we learn to play together man so that because of that there's like it there is like get kind of connection you know I mean we play now on stage with a couple of the guys and it's it's good it's good it's easy as fun but there is something when the two of us start playing where it is we can like work in between beats you know it's pretty liquid Argo has never been like to be this tight kind of rigid like feeling it's hard to describe but it's like yeah we never worried about if we got it perfect we always is always doesn't this is the one that feels bad always a lot of the new record was improvising syllables and words really a lot of times I'll be trying to be singing Melody while I'm doing chord changes but I can see Pat you know that's the thing that we've always done with always be able to see each other when we play and record so you know and go with his movements and follow them that way you guys just know each other so well we hadn't we hadn't been in the studio for five and a half years and we didn't do any pre-production or anything in the very first idea that we had made the record I mean it's just that the crazy then crazy connection yeah man that's so unusual it really is the older I get the more I realize that singer announced like all guys come on really good at Toys R Us some dumb s*** it's someone's wife is David Lee Roth Hitman we've been through it man don't tour with your girlfriend until you like have to make it come out for a couple shows this avoid that s*** and also probably like don't don't really have a girlfriend till you're like in your late 20s probably what's the problem with touring with the girlfriend did it just codependent mother f***** like me the hard part is that I'm up for the work and then ends up for the work and when we're on tour like that was going through I got your periods time I get phone calls you like what the f*** are you doing you know like I miss you I got guilt services like I'm like literally in the back of a Ford Econo van like with like a torn up copy of TV Guide read it for the fifth time because of any money no cell phone or like with a Nokia phone it's like two real to even talk about our first two are numbered and I haven't stopped at the PayPal are you really got to go to it yeah but I mean that's the thing is like it it's what I guess what doesn't kill you makes you stronger I read somewhere that that's not actually true Italy some shake your body up and it just takes years off your life people we were when we were in our twenties during some of the same t-shirts I'm not because I was way too small for me now but yeah you know I think there's a time like maybe 2012 it was really blowing up I mean we could do no wrong and there was an alternate universe add multiple times at The Chateau it's like yeah it is 4 in this version of reality Dan and Patrick don't play the Spike TV Video Game Awards they overdose at the Chateau Marmont it is because if we would have got that wear 23 we would have never been able to sit down and realize what will f*** was going on everything about us bro I didn't I did that says where I think that says we're like the uniqueness and the crazy thing is a crazy thing about life is that it is certain things or where it shouldn't be that crazy that relationship like Dan and eyes is so rare but it is


    Joe Rogan on the Justin Trudeau 'Brownface' Controversy
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    what's happening with Justin Trudeau the prime minister of Canada and Brown face so he was in a good decent dressing to how did they find all three of them the same f****** day it was searching for some s*** you know he was in a costume in 1981 and we're upset people wear at real Tweets we're saying that he should be horrified by this racism like is he is he just in a costume cuz it seems like he's just in a costume pretending these in Arabia is that really racist is it held Arabian Nights ya was it I mean maybe it isn't sensitive now today but a 1981 guess what no one cared is a 1980 one of the one of the biggest films I think are around Vegas with a Big Fella's silverstreak my brother will older brother is obsessed with trains that he works for Amtrak now but in that movie there's a scene where Gene Wilder has to put on blackface yes and you know. Alcorta never gone now and I can see if I can find it but at the time when I saw that for the first time when I was six or seven like you know that was a different time Thomas Howell Soul Man Who pretended to be black to go to a certain School what happened in 2018 years ago Senator is so I could tell you everything I was for Halloween that's I was Orville Redenbacher reset my towel and that's when he's he's the white guy and I forget what exactly it was tanning pills to get in the school is that what it was he took tanning pills oh my goodness to get into a school you took 10 pills scooter had to when he turns into a black fellow and all sudden like it is did you see what he was talking into a news oh Jesus so he's going to kill himself because he took too many tanning pills this was like a harmless movie and not 1990 whatever it was on this movie came out this was an absolutely harmless movie that nobody protested about nobody cared it was really obvious what was going on was not a not a great movie but nobody cared imagine if you put that movie out today oh my God and I was thinking about how f****** insane Doogie Howser I was like if I was f****** sick and a 12-year Washington Post Office like the fact that I'm pretty I'm sure that the whole basis of sex in the cities is based on that is a spin off of South Park Sex in the City takes place in the same universe as Doogie Howser and maybe if you think of what's that guy that she's always trying to date that's a big maybe mr.big Doogie Howser's in adults didn't you say we were subjected to that s*** without kids don't know kids don't even watch that there's three channels and we were kids yeah kids barely watch TV anymore he was a second-year resident surgeon the news so we were subjected to that s*** without kids don't even watch it later three channels and we were kids yeah kids barely watch TV anymore he was a second-year resident surgeon


    The Black Keys and Joe Rogan Discuss Simulation Theory
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    don't really buy into the simulation to me fuk though not at all but I don't like what the same person was saying to me that there are atheist that's fine you're allowed to believe that but you also have to accept it is possibly that's not true it's it's simple I saw a song about to my step daughter who's so smart so sweet and so really changed my life in a lot of ways and we were swimming in the pool talking about life you know it's one of these conversations it's like she's like what do you think that there's a got that she asked me and I said well we don't go to church or anything and I said I said I don't know but I think this is something interesting to think about Isaac I think about that I try to think about the end of the universe at the very end like the edge and I can't picture it I think I can't picture us together can tonight I can't picture like Infinity you know I can't grasp that at all another fact that we can't grasp Infinity will need someone like maybe Elon to believe that work there's a purposely that was left off in some sort of stipulation whatever but maybe that's what I think that that the fact that I can't picture maybe I'm just an idiot but it makes it that I think that there may be something more there's definitely something more to it that possibilities Way open but I do think what do you think I had this conversation with a guy was actually an expert on it because of probability it's more likely or very likely that were in a simulation because the probability of someone eventually creating it and that it's very possible that we're in it right now and more probable than not for them what does that mean I don't know that simulation has to be simulation that why would a simulation of what from what I know for sure what I know for sure that we are the only people on this planet that have ever gotten 2019 this is where we are we know there's a history behind us we know that this is the peak we're at 2,000 walked in at a freaky time a man wear at the tooth where we're at 2019 right now if we are we we know we exist we know we have culture we know we have incredible technology we don't have any idea for the only ones it's likely that there's other life-forms out there it's like weed is other intelligent life out there but there might not be it might be that this is a crazy situation that happens incredibly rarely when you have a planet that's this close to the Sun where these life-forms figure out how to f*** with matter in an incredible way and they start flying and sending things through the air that videos and instantly get your phone this might not ever happen this might only happen here it might happen here and inversions of here which if you believe in Infinity you have to be infinite versions of this does infinite versions of life so it's almost built-in mathematically that there's Infinity is so big there's so many possibilities that everything that you've ever recorded has also been recorded by you in another place with infinite variations of each individual song infinite variations of each album that there's infinite versions and that infinite versions of each version and so there it's insane the whole thing's impossible for a little ant brains the wrap around it that's possible it's not it's completed to a simulation I mean it possible to simulation but it's also possible that this is as far as anything's ever got cuz we're Wheels as far as we've ever got patinar starting Intergalactic Publishing Company I think it's interesting to think about when you don't know the answer to this simulation of the dimensions and stuff I think it's all fascinating until possible man but I do think when it comes down to it like part part of the thing that causes anxiety it is it is it says it's part of it is like accepting that something is real you know happenings even f****** real and I think I think being in the moment as much as possible if it when I'm really truly feel like I'm living in the present I really feel like you can really draw special life is how if I was a billionaire and I married the same check twice I would think I was living in a f****** simulation 2 I think about you on as I get some really f****** smart but he's a billionaire and he married the same check twice if you can marry anybody you wanted to keep it a chance yeah whatever schools raised that dude what is that Astra what is that school he is his own school for her some of his children for some of the employees of his company make batteries make solar panels make electric cars make rockets shoot them the space plan to colonize Mars yeah and then marry the same chick twice every time to find a new check right prove that he's a genius just that it worked out really amazing then like a thousand different dimensions both marriages


    Watching a Cartoon Was Part of Eddie Alvarez's Training
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    is great God which is a story about a mongoose find two snakes and Samantha for the ready Cool Math and then did some work with a ms250 nice guy and you know him going over to one of sea was a gigantic deal from UFC champion in his prime head over to one FC after a win streak in UFC but that Timothy not you can guy is no f****** joke out of it up for Coronavirus but their Elite world is a long has law on that one off Sarah's why do I look them up until about going over there because you're going over there like if you're a guy from the UFC if you say believe you're a Conor McGregor someone like that in your world champion you known throughout the land everybody knows you'd guess what they might have somebody over there but yeah but you go for this world experience so you go first will expand seehausen when he was when he would I was at the superpro Samui inside training to persevere against Justin gaethje and that f****** crazy Worley holyshit that kid is hilarious to watch persevere against Justin gaethje and that's f****** crazy warm at holyshit that kid is hilarious to watch


    Could Mike Tyson in His Prime Defeat a Pro Kickboxer?
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    how do you get kickboxing to be big in America why can't they figure that out wrestling population of animated theme colleges and stuff like that so I think maybe you should use ball and they've grabbed don't sweat and they kind of got it as last night what would I never seen them before the lights are so maybe some mixtures with that like what one do that's why there's someone for everyone on the news I'm really nice and it's a bummer in America yeah you know Dana White had a really interesting point you said we got ruined in the 1980s with the pka karate karate and you know there was some guys are really exciting like Rick roufus but a lot of it was b******* was like boring he was goat and the push it by song cuz it's so much great talent they got there whenever I want Glory stop and think of my calluses not enormous I just so many boxing fight that are kind of boring and then you watched this like Jesus Christ is so much more exciting exactly I didn't like your head it into krytac 6 days I'm not doing this again because you're taking more shots to the Head decided to fight in Elite Muay Thai Fighter Tyson stock and put that dude away where was getting like place today I would like to see I would have loved to see a guy like Mike Tyson in his prime if they if there was a guy like Rico or somebody hate level kickboxer who could potentially f*** him up on the way in you know what's my recourse could kick some good news or something big guy as well as I don't think about like play sauce Paris thing and you could see the right Tyson in his prime when he was storm his way towards the title true. The claims yeah open elbow and knee Christmas stuff you guys there was a few guide


    Vinny Shoreman on the Mental Mistakes Fighters Make
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    what is like it when you work with so many different people and there's so many different psychological issues that Fighters deal with what do you think is like one of the primary causes one of the primary things that the psychological missteps that Fighters make that you maybe could help them correct things from the past of think funny relationship with anxiety unless something's triggered it from the past the lights go deeper than just just as a child where they are completely at one with a Sawzall the understand the cells that mean to not go down to and avenues of getting carried away told me that we want before one of these fights in Mexico City I think it was it was like it just praying all is not nervous it was praying that Cody No Love Cody garbrandt and all the dolls show different it also talented brilliant different times its memories of failure or off something from the past about now projected into the future you know the showmen solution.com, you can't just do it in one session right you need a bunch of dislike mental training Starbucks for me kids in the thing you get FaceTime and say blah blah blah I have with Molly anyway will people hire me spiders have done their best work after they've lost and me to just meet us is a great example of a call but honestly that is a real questionable decision Deanwood beating the f*** out of them even had his back and he's pounding him in the head I mean it was definitely is worth performance or one of his worth and then from then on Mighty Mouse and Matt Hume had a conversation like a you can't just f****** half-ass this anymore you got to be all in please pound them in the head I mean it was definitely his worst performance of one of his worst offenses and then from then on Mighty Mouse and Matt Hume had a conversation like a you can't just f****** half-ass this anymore you got to be all in and he became all in and then became the best


    Ben Askren vs. Demian Maia: He s a Strangler!
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    lionesse in MMA is like when one lands you know you're seeing guys land them now like the Mazda doll fight with Ben askren if that's example of all-time like God damn that died that is so rare ride and drive it straight from Italy got them but like throughout your flying jumping on like right across the ring is on to London reaction on fingers weather by moving to his right to force then to definitely lead with your left leg forward I mean he really went to that side and then came out I'm so bend Instinct couldn't avoid it there's like that's his thing is to get a hold of you in like here it's right on demand and all the s*** talk and it went on before that fight that was it just a devastating loss against Demian Maia and maybe not mean what if Demi might decide to stand and bang with them I mean if anybody looked in your mind can take you out with his hands no doubt about it if anybody is capable of stuffing takedowns or reversing position as a Grappler Damien mine's a spectacular Grappler


    Boxer Nigel Benn is 55 and Fighting Again?
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    bands fighting again is 80,000 years old footage of Nigel Benn training recently his body looks like 55 man that was like the defining fight with people realize I call God a guy who's the elite of the elite like German call Joel McClellan a satellite to find, can after hypnotizing me like make me believe in myself posted this on his Instagram what's the great books a Coney Dog I raise you like s*** MO upsers well, he's going to be in 55 is all dumb and that's f****** old he did not fight for a long-ass time you know I want to see what it looks like without shirt on to that sounded gay fight for crazy walls and how much do you recover when you get hit it and I'm right back I mean he last fought I want to say 15 years ago how long is it been the last time you felt was against a Collins has lost a lot. Caroline live in Australia animal is broken I say it, fight and then go out on a Friday night and it won't come back until Monday used to do DJ and supplies we were popping pills and doing all sorts out all weekend and it won't stop until until the promoter around him sit right behind 10 weeks what I'm seeing their that so shocking is his speed that if 55 is still got that kind of speed and eats what he wants he says don't be anything I eat all the time imagine that if you're going to be at like Bernard Hopkins late in his career like he was an anomaly but you attributed it to his discipline yeah when you know if the lodge as that would like anyone else in the outside I wonder what I mean it's Nigel's not doing that how the f*** is he able to I mean view banquet logo middle at boxing.


    Rob Zombie on Making House of 1,000 Corpses | Joe Rogan
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    what would be your first actual film films of 2004 mm mm yeah because the way it went down was this is a funny story to I made my first movie house with thousand corpses at Universal Studios and it was 2000 could have been at even the tail end of 1999 I'm not sure the only reason I was 2,000 how to wrap gift somebody gave me and they put a date with Universal Studios I thought went great with the head of universal the time came up to me like we have to talk tomorrow is not a good tone that wasn't what you're so great we want to give you a 5 picture deal tone of voice so the next day they dumped the movie and you know just basically booted us out is the conversation induction but at the time to you figured there was no Hora coming out of University of making like The Flintstones movie and that was not the image they wanted this really vials would have Backwoods hillbilly murderfest where this the bad people win essentially noir films were sort of like not even a commercial thing at that point anyway so then which is funny now if you go to Universal Studios Hollywood Orlando there's a huge a thousand corpses thing event going on in both theme parks I was there for the old grand opening like that's funny I didn't like if I get fired from here and now you know 20 years later it's a theme park attraction the exact place I get fired from which is so weird what was the conversation like before you decided to do that film I mean how did how did they let you do it an amazing experience by think I was too naive to understand what was happening if you like you did one set of comes to look at where to put you into a Georgia car like cool I guess that's the way it happens man I didn't really appreciate just took it for granted but I I had I had met with someone at the theme park about doing haunted maze during their whole Halloween Horror Nights based on my album and then sorted by being in the offices was me meeting people and having just meetings about stuff or I just didn't want to leave once I got in the studio just loved being there even I had no business being there and somehow I remember being in the goddamn thing was Kevin misher his office pitching him a movie I didn't have a pitch for I have title but not nothing else and somehow it progressed from there is like really I told him kind of a cool title with I completely half a side remember I wish it was weird I don't even I can't remember I wish I could remember it well cuz it's after the fact and I had this happen I don't remember this is like your story like the anti ambition store it's like the anti preparation story was successful nonetheless this is why I want a cast and this is exactly what I want to do and if you guys don't want to do it that's cool let's just not work together and they did it wow like that's so great right there like doing the whole thing and big production and it was weird wow when it wrapped like final de final scene and that's a wrap will you like what the fuk just happened well the funny thing is like after we wrap the first time we had a little test green within the studio like friends and I call we could we should probably punch up the ending so they gave me like they gave me more money to reshoot the any that I actually made my newest movie with his money was nothing like throwing money around like is like nothing else in the same building as Giants I don't write I wish I could remember these things better. It's weird that I don't but what attracted you to this Ultra violent psychopath like Outcast murderous style of movie that you do because you have like these almost like mutant Society psycho murder people that don't like Outsider mentality like anything that involves like I think it started as a kid as a kid cuz it's like a lot of people to like this I didn't feel like I fit in like I was like weird I didn't fit it I didn't get like what were the cool shoes to wear on the right freaking Izod sure I didn't understand I wasn't trying to be no one's trying to be weird and I think when I would watch monster movies the monster was always that mentality by King Kong's like a man shooting at me in Frankenstein's like I was just born yesterday why you trying to kill me like and I think it's a weird kid you relate to the monster so as life went on and you know that I would always relate to the outside or then I would always related movies like Taxi Driver Bonnie and Clyde and everything that's normal that was always in the monster movies I'm not always into something that you just tore all the normal people apart and just ripped apart all the day I conceived Notions of what everybody thought was going to happen and then around indoors and a high school when I discovered punk rock you because there's an entire form of music with their just like go fuckyourself that's what we're here she just flipped your whole idea of what life is and then I move to New York if I go out how this entire city of people don't give a fuk up three from Hell people are so f****** pumped yeah it's it's great anime been a long journey because like when my first movie came out I think every review basically said something along the lines of worst movie ever made I hate this movie and now people do look at your best movie you know like you can choose to do ever since so it's just weird saying with white zombie when our first record came out I saw the first review it was as magazine alternative press who two years ago gave me this Lifetime Achievement Award and I had to read the review exactly what they were do you said this is the worst band ever ever ever ignore this band so there was a something you know there must have been something to your contact person I saw who wrote them yeah yeah some things and it's just like you as a when you're young and you're new and you're reading you think that the guys riding it raining all badass you like other dude was look like Lemmy must be this hard-ass guy and I'll help music


    Rob Zombie Was a PA on Pee Wee's Playhouse | Joe Rogan
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    what kind of music did you guys play in the very beginning well when I started I was living in New York City and when my first band White Zombie start I was working at Pee-wee's Playhouse actually as a production assistant perfume Larry Fishburne Cowboy Curtis never had with anybody I was Paul Reubens and I was staying there and he walked by Migos where's the bathroom that's it start a we sort of invented sound based upon completely not knowing what you're doing pop songs even though it doesn't make sense cuz when you try to learn a Ramon song it doesn't make sense even though it seems like all these really simple song cuz I've played them before today catchy but the structure is so odd because you can tell they were just sort of inventing the singer that's how I felt with us cuz I had this weird idea like let's never play conventional drum beats which is like saying what the never make the song fun for anyone to listen to yeah cuz my grades dropped too low because I went from Haverhill to New York so it's like I'm just hanging out danceteria all night I'm not going to school is amazing cuz one night it would be a no Run DMC like before anyone knew who they were and then we'll be like Nick Cave and be this is like I say that every night till 4 a.m. and then we go to school just you know fall asleep or fall asleep on the train ride home in New Jersey then get back so you never went to school like musical instruments or anything I never went I can't learn anything I'm think I'm incapable I just have to do it and figure it out and do it wrong a thousand times I can't I just incapable as a little kid if we got a game I was incapable of reading the directions we were just let's just make up our own rules any kids out there hope right now listening to this. Like that's me I mean if you can make it you can be the Rob Zombie can be an idiot make it but I mean I remember when I got kicked out of school I was sitting in New Jersey I was probably 19 maybe 20 and I was just sitting here thinking I did it my f****** loser choose my wife could work out a crazy things just eventually get better if I don't know how I guess I don't know how because it never they would never seemed like it was going to like white Tommy was a bandit seem like everyone hated and no matter what we had to be literally the last band in New York City to get a record deal maybe that's why we got it like we're literally out of bands we have to sign it but even when that there's always this weird thing and maybe you could really we got it offered a record deal with RCA records we're band that hasn't got anything I turned it down. Mc8 I turned it down and Records know we have nothing this is people holding out for Geffen record cuz they would biggest at the time with no reason to be holding out mixed with stupidity at the same time because I I know I can be My Own Worst Enemy cuz he want to sign the Geffen and I come up with an album title they like really you going to call the Sexorcisto devil music vol 1 is this just to guarantee we don't get any good placement on the album in stores I guess and then like the video but it all work with crazy the past onto legitimate record companies I would need most kids when they're starting out or so you know you like holy s*** this is our chance I didn't think they were good enough. Even though we weren't good enough for anything either I don't know what that thought was well maybe you just not a believer in fate but yeah my whole life is just like I could have gotten hit by that car I just didn't cuz I just stopped one second short from actually stepping in front of a speeding car and made it so you always wanted to make movies though that was always have that was always the thing I wanted to do for sure but that seemed completely undoable because it was just like Hollywood and movies I mean it just it feels so far far removed any living on the Lower East Side playing cbgb's like and being broke that seems doable like you know and not actually inspired me there's I would see so many bands like a whole dates suck I mean we'd at least better than they are you know that was the motivation I had but like movies that's one of the best thing Richard jeni once said that about open mic night that really bad comedians are great because they inspire people to try it yeah friends over there I think it's so similar I can't imagine staying there trying to tell jokes that people are laughing but I also can't imagine staying here playing songs that nobody wants to hear and they're just looking at it like yeah that's why I always figured like I was always visually oriented so I always made sure the band had to look a certain way and act a certain way the way I wanted them to be you know so I thought at least there's that at least you know this is awful but look at these Maniacs where you know everybody's hair is down here and they're going crazy and no one else is going crazy in the club but they are at least it's you know that's been entertaining tray I thought at least there's that at least you know this is awful but look at these Maniacs where it you know everybody's hair is down here and they're going crazy and no one else is going crazy in the club if they are at least it's you know that's been entertaining Trainwreck to watch at least you know


    Rob Zombie Witnessed a Murder His First Day in New York | Joe Rogan
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    because things would play at the drive-in and then go away yeah you know that was like that's how I felt when the first time when I love 140 strike 2nd Street New York was the real 42nd and I remember so funny my friend my roommate back and we always go to 42nd Street to see movies good deal like Cannibal Holocaust but every time I went to 42nd Street I saw a really bad incident happened like you could not go there like we do like waiting line and lykos go get some french fries when we two guys to start fighting McDonald's one guy would probably be blood everywhere it happened next time we see guy stabbed another guy in the theater while watching there it is it like literally I never went there once and even right to I was recording my album before I move remember heading to the studio which is like maybe 43rd and there's a dead body lying there and they just found him in there just starting to put the sheet so I actually see the bio on actress but you didn't care New York it was like New York but I moved to New York still seems like you know Taxi Driver New York happy boring it's gold medal bad that when we were kids I don't get what maybe this is the bicentennial I think they were trying to drive business cuz Main Street and he can't even blame Walmart back then was dead there was nothing there was a ghost town like the All-American City but it was Wags I went to New York City for the first time in the 80s is well I'm trying to remember what year it was it was stuck somewhere probably around 82 or 83 and when we were in in the city driving around I remember thinking like this is the craziest f****** place I've ever been in my life that the buildings were so big that didn't make sense pulling up to it remember we drove up on the West Side Highway and you see the city coming up in the ditch so we can see the buildings getting larger and larger to get closer didn't seem real I remember being on the sidewalk now this is a place where the sidewalk means there's literally no other person on the sidewalk as far as you can see right and I'm standing on the sidewalk and must have been Uptown somewhere and it was like you couldn't move with people what is happening rights we will never seem like this is how it is all the time like I live in the street and a car drove down it like once a day and it was probably dad coming home from work like there was just nothing if you can have you if you had a time machine though and you went from 1982 and you said hey what do you think it's going to look like here in 2019 you'd be like f*** man is going to be Mad Max ya fuking cars driving with black smoke coming out of them people shooting people running the streets going to be it's going to get worse it's not going to get better yeah the only thing I remember right towards being there a downtown Alphabet City it was like the worst when I first moved the first night I was there just sounds like I'm making it up and I'm not the first night I was there the dorm that I was in with all my roommates overlooked Union Square Park which is like needle Park you just went there to buy dope nose now he go there I heard screaming and screaming and screaming definition I look at the window and I watch these cops beat up the sky was like and then they dragged him down to the Subway and then next day all these cops showed up at the dorms and it was that there was this guy Michael Stewart became a really famous case he was any of been beat to death by the cops and me and all my roommate saw it in the next day they came and took her statement and we all had to testify in front of the grand jury behavioural I witnessed a murder but again it's like the same thing would like my deal Universal I was like to not even wear to really comprehend what had seemed like it didn't disturb me or seem like I don't know I don't know me but I am desensitized does one famous thing I remember is a kid but there's two famous to go to sauna when I was a kid the family business that my mom came from was like carnivals like it was Emily Carney Gary Busey the life as a kid that I remember when I saw the movie this was our life thing I remember is a kid accept and right was around 1977 that goes I remember kiss love going to just came out cuz I was all about it in the family workday my mom and dad and my brother had to work and sell food and stuff and I hated I use we used to have to dip the candy apples & Hammer people and they all my head Burns all over my hands cuz the apple candy Reese ohoto dripping my hand and burn I digress one night there was a big gambling tense which were all rigged of course and someone had some guy getting fleas for all his money and came back and let the tent on fire and then suddenly she had offended everybody that me and my little brother have been around all the time it's like I'll just gonna start coming out when everything's on fire it's complete chaos and I was probably in 5th grade my brother is probably in second grade around in the sky was like that I don't remember his name but he work there somebody hit him in the face with a hammer and broke his whole face open it was just gushing blood and we're like and then eventually my parents got us in the car and we left which was that was my parent my mom's like what done this is not doing this anymore wow what a great way to go out though but the best was going to school on September like what did you do this summer in that was my story wow we didn't go to Cape Camp Winnipesaukee we Carnival Riot what was the gambling tent like what kind of games are they riggan I don't know I mean everything is rigged like anything from and is even a great scene in Kearney where I'm the friend of mine has an alarm when was Meg Foster plays when she's holding all the long strands of rope and Joni foxy change it if I'd like to pull the Rope it's connected to a prize or like the weighted leg milk bottles you're supposed to knock down the softball and everything free in certain ways you know how to cheat him so that when the guy showed me how to do it like it's always just do it like this get some lettuce for Aetna never stops on the number that the guys get all his money on cuz he let him win a bunch of times it's so when the fire broke out and people search who's shooting and who I don't know why was going this little kids like you don't really comprehending Dover going on with 4th or 5th grade just like that guy I hear gunshots everything's on fire the smoke people screaming this guy's brains out of the front of his head so f*** put in this the new movie 3 from hell this was like when I was in high school I was in the backyard rehearsing with my two friends aren't YouTube and Twitter and we heard the screaming it was a bright sunny day that you make a David Lynch movie Suburbia fat naked guy was running down the street covered in blood even stabbed a whole bunch of times when people and their lawns and a bloody naked guy running down the street screaming like we're going to get stabbed and I'm sure I put something like that but it's just yeah I don't know thing that happens when you see too much it's one of the reasons why cops and soldiers have some of the oddest sense of humor I could see that I've just seen too many bodies have to come scrape up all the stuff off the road and the bags brother he would always didn't always but sometimes he was a biker so he come over to the house and get a chopper with iron crosses on any kind of like a limited big mustache


    Joe Rogan & Rob Zombie Talk Old Horror Movies
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    when you were saying that you collect films and you have films did you do go back to like a really old ones like Nosferatu silent movies and now they're easier to get cuz I always love Lon Chaney with somebody that I was showing my kids Lon Chaney two nights ago Rhino Fredrik March depends what does the John Barrymore silent Jacqueline hybrid fredric March one is great it's so perverted isn't really the prostitutes and stuff isn't the one you showed your kids like in the third Spencer Tracy one because it was so strange they there this actually when you know on iTunes you can watch a preview but it's not really a preview Anatole films cuz I didn't have ya reviews back then so it's just now seeing and it's a scene when he's becoming mr. Hyde but he doesn't look any different yeah he's a secret mist do you want because he he like that he promptly painful make up for that I needed invented everything you do the things you do I mean I don't know how much the stores have been exaggerated by publicity apartments with you guys but yeah he's just incredible in movies like The Unknown or the Unholy three ways you can get everything out forever I got to have it then I realize I'm spending too much money on things with those old films you know what I'm trying to show him to my kids I was just trying to we were we are going from the twenties to the 30s there's a movie that the original horror film that I found out was 1920s actually 2 years old and aspirado it was Doctor something. how weird is like the progression of film particula scary films because when my kids were real little my wife was out of town and I said you guys want to watch a scary movie that's not really scary they were nervous how was your day I think they were five and three or maybe 6:00 and 4 somewhere around there throwing down the test do you want to watch it but I knew it was a really scary and I put on original King Kong from what was it like 30 we were laughing I was like let me tell you something we're going to watch this and it's so fake it looks so dumb I go we're going to we're going to laugh until we were cuddled up on the couch and they were nervous and then once they saw the thing like that's it that's a monster I was like let me tell you something kid in 1933 this was scary for people they really thought this guy realistic. This is amazing watch something like save Frankenstein we watching something and we'll be a scene where like Frankenstein's killing Fritz and there's no music and he's just screaming as like this must have f****** been so intense cuz no one had seen anything like that they're watching ya creature who they don't understand the makeup because no one who has done the first appearance of interns I am running for the door pull up a picture of what Boris Karloff looks like in that movie I haven't seen that in forever but I'm so good it was so good and they also it's so difficult for us to understand perspective like to put yourself in their place back then. Look at that writing was incredible for I mean I guess go back to reset a second ago like Lon Chaney in Phantom of the Opera and is Quasimoto you kind of the bolts and the cables for a battery so crazy the posts on his neck do you remember when they did a remake with DeNiro I do I don't remember it movie very good I don't remember it either but I remember of being terrifying looking like they he was updated yeah he looked cool they got it so right the first time ya in the performance is it like when I watch like I really like Lugosi in Dracula and when you watch it I was feel like he's like Brando of that time cuz everyone else is like talking like like we're still getting vodka you know like the way they're talking yeah and that's why nobody can remember David manners who got paid 10 times with a ghost but but Lugosi like this iconic thing like Marilyn Monroe I'm in the Des was so out of time with so special what they're doing in the scene where the woman have been bit and what's wrong another level and the like everybody like a lot of those actors then seemed very much like they were in the closet and they're trying to like play with a woman and Lugosi has that violate I'm going to f*** everything on this set before I leave this movie you know Dracula's and he's so like switching over the top and Lugosi and Karlov together a so intense it's like this two different movies going on this weird Hollywood and this weird thing these other guys are doing me it's like Brando in Apocalypse Now like you make it a whole different movie is it was on credible what it was no there was no sort of Benchmark for him right I mean and he looked so f****** weird with a long fingers and yeah another crazy actor that yeah reeks of crazy right off the screen yes yes yeah it's just hard to do a good monster movie these days and Rick Baker fan obviously I just love the Prosthetics in like Star Wars and Sheila had which by the way I went to the Star Wars attraction yesterday Disneyland It's the s*** that f****** Star Wars incredible man do they have to coordinate one goes up one goes our left and right so up and down is one kid and left and right yeah they next to each other in the cockpit or they separate like house to each other and apparently there's a bunch of other ones that are there in the process of developing to an hour early but I loved those movies in a big part of it was like like the Cantina scene if you if you went to that now you like oh my God it's obviously a mask oh yeah yeah shellshock like everything I thought about everything just changed yeah it's life will never be the same another movie that's so hard to put in perspective I've watched it with my kids now and it's like you got to bring them back in the 1970s in this movie came out someone gave me a laser laser from a Blu-ray of the original before Lucas get all the extra stuff and ruined it somehow they had cut together something went to all the trouble getting like a Japanese lasers and they cut together a Blu-ray exactly the movie as it wasn't 1977 scene with the digital and just like you'll be like a Tauntaun that's like what does just little robots and b******* everywhere wasn't there another like that and now would seem so badass for affection when it was $2,000 Superbad with a Cheesy of the visual format and so he he shot things in a way where he didn't he wasn't willing to compromise the way something looked to show you something that like like sort of like the King Kong animation like that's as best I could do back then figured workarounds and I just read this new book that came out and maybe six months ago this all about the make him 2001 and it's the book is so detailed I wish I could remember that I love and it's amazing the amount of time they had to make the digital readouts on the computer screens because that's the did not exist at all so the a time that wanted to do simple background things that nobody cares about it is just mind-blowing no weightlessness scenes and how they did all that stuff which still look amazing no it's still incredible movie and it's also a time capsule right but it's also great and a time capsule yeah it's I love it because I love all these movies because they take over the viewer watch it and it's doing what the movie thinks will make you happy with Kubrick's doing stuff like well this is what it be like to be in Space the pace it's going to unfold that like which is painfully slow at times you can't get away with you got it with the Redrum scene with a happy ending in the somebody opening shot would be and then go 300 earlier yeah I think it would do that it's cool to see though like those films they did what they could do with what was available where is now the problem with CGI is they use it and they over you and I think that I don't even CGI can be phenomenal for sure but it's a tool and its turn into a crutch and I see it with actors like you see actors lot of time I feel bad for the actresses used to actors that you do I know these guys are great but they're awful in this movie because I didn't train to stand in a warehouse that's green and pretend look at stuff look at that. On the wall I mean and do you know these guys are pure black cuz I was talking to somebody wants to kill those in my movies and all the Spy Kids movies and he said it was so hard because they be on a green screen look like you're looking at that will not sure what you're looking at but just stare at that. And what is it is it a dragon or is it my mom what am I do when you go back and you look at some of them like you know what movie got it right the disorder didn't get enough respect and its time but in in in time like as time passed it's become more respected as Starship Troopers yeah I know I don't remember that movie that well yeah right a lot of what it's like a GI isn't it yeah with with monster movies though it's Pat McGee he's the guy who did that werewolf the one that's out there you can make them for you like him a call and we had this conversation about it we saying that you can see CGI and even if it's awesome your brain knows it CGI that's funny that I have that same thought that it's something subliminally your brain knows it's all fake IDs like where is like yeah like Godzilla like when you know it's a guy in a rubber suit crushing things like what you watch the original one with like when they cut in Raymond Burr this something so dark and f***** up about that yes cuz everything's real fire this actually three dimensional object blowing up but when it's so big and fake like I always say like what's scarier a giant CG creature that you know you will never see or like a maniac with a pillow case over his head holding an axe coming at you like your brain goes that could happen I get it doesn't like well that's that's like Rodger rabbit that's not it might be cool but it's not few encounters they have with a creature you don't even see the damn thing because it's you couldn't show it that much like the shark in Jaws but when you see it it's like it's actually there that its jaws are right in front of Sigourney Weaver's face it's not like she's looking at nothing and her Islands a little off because it's you know tennis ball on a stick she's looking at this something about it really happening in the space that I think people can feel it and Sigourney Weaver is probably think Sigourney Weaver in Alien is the greatest female action hero star ever because you bought it Hook Line & Sinker she was a scientist she wasn't supposed to be this heroin that's out there just open things up and killing everybody and she wasn't supposed to be super hot and sexy and young but she was hot enough because she became top and it made her butt like an alien came out it was kind of like when the thing came out and all the reviews were bad if you remember every great character actor doing great Rose but it was like now if they read me that if you like everybody but that's the thing you the reviews and never mean anything that just like so crazy. First I was it Harry Dean Stanton that sought the first time who was it that saw the first time will they climb down into the the climb down the stairs and it's right there I don't remember it for like a second but it was a physical thing but the point is it was an actual guy in a suit yeah and you knew by the way moving there was an actual guy right in front of three-dimensional space in real life when you can feel you can and you know I mean just like when the chest first thing you know and then at the end of it you see it and even when they weren't they kill it in the hallway or in the eye that's it for a couple seconds when it when it stares at her and then they gunned it down yeah that was like the Heyday for affect everybody I know who does affect it was like the thing American Werewolf in London or howling stairs and her and then the gun it down yeah that was like the hay day for affects everybody and never does affect it was like the thing American Werewolf in London or howling Woods


    Rob Zombie's Dream Projects Have Nothing to Do With Horror
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    do you think that there is there a style of film or a kind of movie that you want to do that you haven't done yet that you're thinking you'd like to get into I mean there's two different projects I tried to develop for a long time and they both failed to get off the ground one was this movie called The Broad Street Bullies and it was about the 1974 Philadelphia Flyers in the movie is the true story is so insane that you can't believe it's real just the way that they did guided their fledgling team nobody cared so they basically built the team of tough guys you know which is kind of slap shots almost like won the Stanley Cup twice based on just being so scared so-and-so terrorizing other teams would be scared to play them know they do you get the Philly flu cause major plays Willy play with fans that come off the ice they break up any when the guys are fighting in the doesn't seem like good natured like going to go it seems like ripping someone's hair and punching him in the face till their teeth are all gone type fighting cops are breaking up the fights on the ice cops with Gates for years and and then they just you know and Bobby Clarke at that time was like a most hated man in hockey out of your hockey funeral but he's just like another one's got he was he had I don't know I could go on forever for a movie but I could go and just never you could just never and I wasn't went to Philadelphia knows it hanging I'm in the team owners want to glorify that time in the visit amazing documentary on at those on HBO maybe like 5 years ago you got to watch it wasn't it might have been called Broad Street Bullies because there was a spectrum was on Broad Street but it's nuts beer that does not like hockey Maniac stitches get hit get Stitch go back on the ice with the stitches there's jerseys covered in blood and they don't even change their Jersey their plan covered in blood I was going to be a hockey player when I was little kid and that was me think and grow long time you my wife get season tickets for the king so we go to every single game here at the year of the year and we do is hang out with the team they come to our house and then party and would always be with him Vegas and they're like football players on skates and they're all for like these that guy so just to have no give but it's the one sport where it's written in that you can fight I mean it's so funny it's so crazy like that would make so many sports so much more interesting but nobody would ever do it yeah it's literally the tough-guy sport it is the tough guys born a thing I was driving crazy like for me crazy with him involves me but they would always advertise the LA Kings is like it's like this family thing like Toronto hockey jersey on the Billboards around town like you should just put up mugshot style portraits of the players like smiling with their teeth missing and just as you think you're f****** tough writings because hartsells MMA which is weird right because that's like the darling of so many you go to the fights and Matt Damon will be there and Leonardo Dicaprio and everybody wants to be seen there and Kanye's in the crowd and it's one of those things where people loves decided like that's okay your mother is open with elbows on the grill mental man seconds earlier because it's become a fight in a basketball game is it giant theater like all my God I shoved another guy it's weird but I mean I can see why they they want I think they probably like Hockey being more family-friendly cuz the Arenas are so nice and bring the girls and they don't want a bunch of Maniacs beat the s*** out of each other they can still fight they can still fight but it is just one time one particular incident the Kings game where the guy was out and it went on forever end of I was so heavy in the arena cuz why is he dead cuz you know when someone hits it's such a weird thing to see people from that era I hear the early days before they became insane oh so it built up cuz what happened was when they were starting as a team they got really manhandled One Time by a certain team and they're like this is never going to happen again and they rebuilt team would basically like bug type guys I'm always amazing anybody could punch while they're on skates and I can't skate maintain your I don't know where you guys are amazing outfits I want time I went I went down and got to skate at practice for the LA Kings with a guys were injured and that ring seems small when those big guys all get on the ice Only stores like each other against the wall with the amount of shock on your body I know it's amazing it I mean they just go and go and go with this conversation because I think that would be able he's pulling his f****** a****** it wasn't what it was that it's amazing so have you tried again recently or I I tried to think that this is like they just don't want to be connected to the story what does this guy Ed Snider who was the guy who started whole team and that's where I met with I thought he was a reason it wasn't going to happen and then he passed away cuz I mean he's pretty old and then we start talking of the newer people and it just Play Addicted by Brian and someone said you got further than anyone else ever did Mike how many times did they try to make this movie I just warned me about that five years ago is there any other kind of movie that you're you're interested in other than something like that well yeah there was this other one that I worked on for a long time and never want either I bought the rights to this book called raised eyebrows which is a light that about the last few years of Groucho Marx's life this guy Steve Stolle wrote it he was a 19 year old college kid who started this petition Drive do you like the Marx Brothers animal crackers have been lost that was the last film and at UCI things at UCLA sorry Stephen I can't remember to get animal crackers released from the bolts and released cuz I hadn't been seen since like the 40's or something doctor's assistant but Groucho's final years a really dark because he kept having strokes and he was Ill any of this woman Aaron Fleming who's supposed to be big kind of late like it was his girlfriend but you said the caretaker and it was turned into Sunset Boulevard inside his house you know in Steve eventually put in charge of Groucho because the it's a home and it says dark it was dark for the enfagrow Joe and but the book is fascinating cuz the guy wrote it Steve who's still alive and we're friends yeah I got a game kids he goes Jesus he goes he goes all I love my wife because I love my cigar too but I take it out of my mouth every now and then yeah that was a hugely controversial he's being taken care of as he's older and you know he's getting f***** over and someone's waiting for him to die so they can get the money and she kept going to make you come back Groucho and we're going to do us tv specials going to be like you and Frank Sinatra and Groucho's like you know a third stroke and I can't really talk or and then how did this lady get into his life she was Secretariat first I can't remember exactly I should I should be a lot the owner boyfriend she's like this in a wheelchair kids are done with them and so someone else is taken care of all that show older kids of all died of old age producers and I was like five years spent with this I'm out of time for every movie I've ever gotten made this probably five others that I tried to get made they couldn't get made some the real time suck ya with this I'm out my God the Drina time yeah that does something like for every movie I've ever gotten made this probably five others that I tried to get made they couldn't get made some thrilled time-suck


    Rob Zombie: Halloween Studio Meddling Was 'Psychotic'
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    the Rick Baker scene when he transforms into the werewolf in the chicks apartment in the nurse's apartment for the first time and it is like man with Benicio del Toro yeah but it just wasn't there the movie wasn't there just wasn't wasn't quite good enough but there's one f****** badass scene where becomes the Wolfman when they're in the insane asylum doing tests on them I don't remember that film that much I remember watching it such a stupid thing for me to say cuz I don't know what the f*** he wants these brilliant actor and I really like what he's ready but it just had that feeling like I don't know what it was and I've talked to people connected with that movie I don't think it was a great experience for people for some reason maybe there's a lot of meddling probably a lot of meddling is that something that's a difficult thing to manage or do you not have to deal with that anymore I had to deal with that a lot when I made the two Halloween movies meddling it was just like kind of psychotic meddling House of weird like like my phone was ringing all the time when I'm onset working and it be like we think it should be this I'm like why do your work yet if I did that then everything we shot doesn't match and it makes no sense it's just like they're doing coke happened in whatever was the number one movie that from that weekend was exactly the notes I would get for what we're working on it didn't and I swear your house around the time of private parts and private parts was number one I go I guarantee when I walk in the office going to say can we get Howard Stern in this movie and they did that is a classic story in Hollywood I mean that's that's really like a villain in a film about a movie about a guy trying to make a movie yeah I mean I always thought I will give credit for things like member working Bob Weinstein in Irish. Like the first thing he would say was spot-on like they they love movies they have a good sense of movies and he would say something but like when he went to the next level of the detail of what's wrong with it it's kind of like something like that jokes not funny here's how it would be funny if you could just sitting there you'll know they're bored during this part is boring or they're not laughing it's supposed to be funny I don't now need are the bordering this part is boring or they're not laughing it's supposed to be funny I don't now need that kid to get up and explain to the studio how to save the picture cuz you watch the movie once so that the process is like half good and half insanity


    The Rules of Real Life Don't Apply to Art - Rob Zombie
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    do you get any people upset that in some way you might be glorifying violence maybe but I never hear about it cuz I don't think that's true I mean or if it is true doesn't I don't think it matters a real real life apply to to art by just don't run cuz that's why art exists just do you know that you didn't you just have to feel that way because it's like okay well we're going to run every movie through the PC filter then in American History X Edward Norton can't be racist but you're now we actually we don't have a movie or you know Travis Bickle can't kill anyone he just have to save Jodie Foster because it's a nice person but how else are you going to depict these absolutely possible scenarios I get for saying that there isn't suicide or homicidal Maniacs in real life like that's nonsense so if you're allowed to make a depiction of real life of course it's going to have to include racist murderers Psychopaths every night just think it's so you know it's it's art and it can go anywhere and it's always if it's shocking that's probably good and it won't be shocking next year like whatever you're showing your kids at 1 shocking other like seriously Dad yeah we were talking about the drawers that they John's today apparently would be PG it would be G then what's it can you believe that it was effects as well ma'am that shark Rises out of the water for the first time he likes doing the shaman the water will come on down here jumps over this year we're going to need a bigger boat to believe those lines would like once just lines in a script on her part of culture now it's amazing yeah


    Rob Zombie and Joe Rogan Bond Over Evel Knievel
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    have long-term plans look in terms of like what you want to accomplish as a a guy who makes movies well yes or no I mean I don't have a I'm not trying to gear up to his making bigger films because I know I wouldn't work in that system because it's just not I don't want to make things by committee I would like to see the f****** crazy thing I want to do and I don't want to water cuz I know so many people that will be like like our friend Tom Papa I remember him telling me about his TV show come to Papa is like a certain idea is it by the time the TV people watered it down changed it gets on the nerves like it's so far removed from the original idea that I get it made whatever it takes a worried about are just about making the thing where I can look into it I love it I'm done cuz looking at this stage that's what I want to do that the genre is still so attractive but they're just not a lot of those examples of than like but your films are probably the most prominent currently well I mean if everything's meant I mean horror movies are big business but if they look at it that way then they start making them overly palatable to a wider audience. the horror movies. You know there's layout supernatural horror movies is monster movies but then there's like homicidal maniac movies and if you cannot do not s*** redneck homicidal type stuff that typical kid who worshipped Evel Knievel when I work with wires that considered mental it was just a little kid watching Evel Knievel and listen to Alice Cooper and watching hockey fights and that determines who you become I mean I think it was a rolling stone piece of his body where they showed all of his X-rays and all of the bone breaks and steel rods that were various bones were screwed together like talk man what kind of pains is I don't know I mean did you see that there's a fairly new documentary I think it's called being Knievel I think it's amazing what has any one of those crashes over the double-decker buses and you can see him land in the bike looks like it's made out of rubber and he looks like he's made out of wrapping like it looks like every bone in his body just broke and that's it that was his thing imagine that being your thing you what you're saying is you fly through the air on something that's supposed to stay on the ground a full size Harley that's not made for jumping or doing anything some pretty interesting s*** and risked their lives but he was doing it consistently with an engine that was like anything about him it's like and he was like one of the most famous people in America knowing how out-of-control it was with the people that showed up and was so drunk and the crowds are fighting and crazy just on the is mental yeah three times in the air it's commonplace original King Kong with your kids like all that was a big deal when he jumped seven buses whatever I did it on my bike that would be a great film I don't know what you have to do now catch bullets with your bare hands do you know he's the free solo. We saw a guy yeah I still haven't seen that yet but it was nice and so normal when you talk to him about on the podcast a couple of times and I'm like how are you the guy that's wanting to climb the face in the f****** clips and some of them they're not straight up and down by a finger is there any starting to get injured now too and you know it was for the first time in his life he's had you know for a long time he had no injuries no problems and he's always been doing this a long time now is Bonnie's not holding up the way it used to India retire like when you can even when you know it's all of the people that have done it before him think they think look this is going to end badly yeah you know it's it's crazy to be known as the guy who's doing something that scares the f*** out of everybody you're the guy that everybody's watching to eventually fall into that the angle impossible he's incredibly strong his hands like he's a slender thin guy but he has gorilla hands when you realized you know like f****** 300 feet out that he forgot his powder so he's got no chalk so he's you know things are getting slippery he's climbing any finds these guys that are connected to ropes halfway up and he says hey I don't have any powder can I borrow your chalk so God gives us a bag he makes it all the way to top and leaves the chalk bag at the top of the guy chalk like you know if you ever lifted weights like with that bar gets slippery it sucks if you need chalk to grip things right so you can you can really get ahold of stuff but that's just weights you could put the weight down at the worst fall is going to be three feet to the floor fascinating guy because it doesn't make sense he's not like some Stevo type guy there a maniac and just like always trying to freak people out and do the next thing you know he's reading a rocket I'm a shopping cart into a brick wall calm and peaceful you know he's he said like he's like well you know I'm pretty mellow you know it's like when the whole thing is pretty mellow it's like when things go wrong that's when it's not mellow God


    Rob Zombie On His Changing Relationship With Cops
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    was kind of how police had total autonomy they domini they had so much power and authority back then yeah it was crazy I remember another incident this is right before I left at least I think it's our time was fighting finished Square Park in that area is getting gentrified that was the big word and there was like kind of a riot there was all the people protesting the gentrification of the Lower East Side this was probably like I don't know early 90s and the cops showed up on Horseback and I was I was I just walked out to go to the deli I don't even know this was happening I just walked right into the middle of like what's going on here and then the cops just started racing to the crowd start running and I saw a friend of mine so bad he had World Andre he just had so much damage to his head he been like a coma or something and then it was a big Scandal to deprive finances it cuz the cops all put black tape on their badge numbers so that no one could tell who is who while they did all this s*** and we're going to find her a New York post a picture of like a I think I posted badge with the black tape that she was back then you say I was like a turning point in Hunter at Thompson's life cuz he was there and he watched these cops just beat the f*** out of people and he said that he saw far worse beatings by the Chicago Symphony ever saw of the Hell's Angels cuz you know his first book we have the Hell's Angels suck so he was around getting to biker brawls and she said he's like this f****** paled it paled I mean it's yet but it's crazy to but sometimes I be a cop must be a crazy job horrific because I can't imagine I mean I'm doesn't justify and I said we're talking about but I can't imagine how you couldn't go crazy in that job you see everyday and what do you most of them I think of PTSD almost everybody eats a liar find me and you weren't an enemy outfit all these criminals are the enemy is so terrible way to live yeah I need them badly right it's you know I want you around around cop movies people love people love cop movies in the cops are the good guys yeah so strange like their interactions with humans in real life like wife people treated them the way they think about them in the movies would be a wonderful time to be a cop it's weird though cuz I remember that time. New York like so straight like I have a different relationship than when I see cops but there's like a bum kid at 19 like I'm walking down the street and a cop alongside roll down the window and it start taunting me saying s*** like you know Kelly's waiting for you to say something back did more accountable now than ever before I think that's one of the great things about body cameras and cellphones cops hurt you know you just can't rock it that way before but I don't think they get enough counseling and I don't think they get enough money and I don't think there's I don't think it's a stringent enough screening process I think there's a lot of people that are there you know they're powerless twats when they're young and they want everybody for all the wrong reasons and then they're the ones that give the cops a bad name and if you think about the amount of interactions of people have police in this is what y perspectivas so important they are f****** 320 million people in this country and cops have millions and millions and millions and millions and millions and millions and millions of interactions with people all the time but how many of those interactions are positive ID of them are not police brutality the vast majority of we're not shooting someone implanting weapon on number planting drugs on the corner hard job and doing their best but nobody gives a f*** about that you only care when the cops go bad you know you know you know best but nobody gives a f*** about that the only care when the cops go bad you know you know cuz it's perspective which you know


    Rob Zombie Had Crippling Social Anxiety As a Kid!
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    it's a crazy leap that you've made I mean people know you as much now for your films as they do for your music yeah pretty much specially I really noticed that when I'd be like in an elevator like the music fans I can pretty much spot them you know but like when some guy comes up in elevator looks like he's a lawyer or something cuz I'm not will I get with normal people I go am so into this or that because you know I feel like heavy metal music very specific but everybody likes movies yeah that's funny yeah right it was rock and roll synonymous yeah it's like not not anymore what made you make that leap into horror films will I always wanted to make movies that was always my main goal in life really before music while it was coming back and I loved everything equally but as a kid it all seemed unattainable so it was Oliver fantasy art yeah I would never fall if I think when I was a kid and play Ice Hockey we would play against in New Hampshire crappy Super 8 movies but none of it seems realistic I thought my life was going to be in a world wars bike messenger in New York City that seem to be what I was destined for but then as the band started taking off and which seemed odd and its own in there was a chance to make music videos like f****** I'm directing these music videos this will be film school for me and that's what it's worth I became did you have this thing that a lot of people have when things are going well for them like you kind of you like this are they going to find out my whole life is like a fool them again I think everybody feels like that I think so too I mean that cuz I was always so I was so shy and I was so sure I wouldn't like want to talk to people on the phone and I was a kid cuz that was too much yeah that one day I realize I just this is how I realized it one day like in high school I didn't so she with anyone like no one remembers me cuz I was just invisible but me and my friends were sort of like punk rock like in a place where like knowing it was that was that was in the day we graduated we were at like hanging out around McDonald's in the main a****** jaw kid came up who will be the worse your worst enemy so you like him and go to college when you guys get like you're cool clothes and stuff oh that's, I'm a different person forgive those people you know the people that f*** with you in highschool it's hard to let that go and realized that all they just were probably tortured at home while you can't let it go because that's your motivation I'm always motivated by probably bite anger and revenge and things of that nature that's why when people on anti-bullying I don't want might be anti success later on our life and because he know yeah Chris Rock has a bit about that I mean for Fighters almost all the best fighters in the UFC have some story where someone was f****** with them in their young when they had to figure out how to fight yep what's the first thing I'll do take karate lessons become entertainers also had some form of social anxiety when they're young yeah I had to do this thing lasts another night before last I was presenting this award to somebody at this event and you know I'm picturing all the stage will be really big and high and I can get up there at Super impersonal doesn't matter when I get there the stages like lower than this desk and it's like all the tables with people eating dinner right that my aunt's nightmare when I had to talk to bank tellers I used to like you know when you're in the line but that doesn't make any sense right but the line of like I have to deposit my check and I'd be in the line and like four more people and I got to talk feeling f****** thousands of people playing guitar in front of thousands of people I wish I could play guitar I but I will sink from the people it doesn't bother me it doesn't matter what the crap it's crazy five people that's brutal this is so weird it's like 500 people no problem yeah five people that's why starting like when you have to go back and play clubs and more intimate setting like no I want the shows to be bigger is impersonal as humanly possible because I hated playing clubs in the people like right in front of you like I hated playing clubs and people like right in front of you like you don't know how that kind of suck but can you just go with it


    Sean Carroll Blows Joe Rogan's Mind With Laplace's Demon
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    remember this a woman who came to the comedy store after the last podcast that we did and she apparently is also working on it and she was trying to explain it to me her version of it you know after hearing your version of is very similar but I believe she was from Romania she was struggling a little bit with English so excited to discuss it it's so fascinating when you see someone who's like for the limited number of how many of you guys there are and gals there are out there I mean whatever the number is when that spark gets ignited and other people start tuning into it she was so excited that this was being discussed on a podcast and she wanted to talk to me about it to say in a please have more people on please talk about this more and we need support we need you know it's it is it's it does baffle me a little bit how difficult it is swimming uphill to get more support for this kind of because it is just an enormous privilege to be able to call your job thinking about the fundamental nature of reality right like you know I gave you my first book tour talk was last Tuesday and I had dinner the night before with several philosophers of physics in the New York area of him from Columbia to NYU whenever and yeah we're all friends and we could talk about you know our cats in our cars but every single word discussed at the table all night long was about the philosophy of History because you guys work in isolation essentially and then when you get together you just you're so pumped up to beat discussing these things so complex that it's so esoteric there's so many people that just they don't deserve the support for it's not there yet but the support for philosophy is more common in mainstream what what areas do you want like a physics department will generally say yeah we should have some people doing particle physics some people doing astrophysics some people doing condensed matter and solid state physics and then and then it becomes hard we need people doing this and by the time they get to the foundations of quantum mechanics there's there's usually very little support philosophers there their job is being patient and clarifying difficult conceptual questions and so they get that quantum mechanics is fertile territory for velocity like it you know one of the big problems in philosophy compared to science is that many of the questions they're asking cannot be tested experimentally what is infinity an experiment there was an important question right and so you need patience but also it's harder to make progress because it's easy to be trapped by your intuition right like when it's just you thinking and trying to think hard and be rational and so forth it's easy to fall into a trap of well this looks reasonable to me and quantum mechanics doesn't look reason with anybody so it's a wonderful corrective It's a Wonderful reality check when you think will reality have to this way and then someone can say well look at quantum mechanics it's different than what you said so philosophically and quantum mechanics they sort of the they share some sort of a border be kind of dry to me because they were all about how scientific theories are constructed and chosen you know the structure of scientific revolutions is the famous book that everyone reads people like Thomas Kuhn and Paul feierabend and so forth that's interesting but it's weird science science is how the world works until you know that I discovered that there are philosophers of physics who are kind of really doing physics you know that they're not asked Health physics works there asking how the world works but they're asking away that is Comfortably located in philosophy departments in right now not too much of physics departments there was a part of the book that the shock me because I had a ridiculous idea once and this idea was not my idea apparently LaPlace had very similar idea as a thought experiment I had an idea once that if one day there was a computer that was so powerful that it could accurately describe every single object on earth that we would be able to figure out the past and La Paz was saying that not only that we would he propose for the entire universe I got every single object electron everything in the atom in the entire universe that you would not only be able to show the past but also predict the future that's right so this is called the positive demon although he never called to that I think I've mentioned him his name and every book that I've ever written for a totally different reason he helped invent probability as we currently understand it for example but yeah so Isaac Newton came up with the rules of classical mechanics in the 1600 but it wasn't until LaPlace around the year 1800 that this implication of classical mechanics was realized it's A Clockwork universe that the way classical mechanics works is if you tell me the state of a system right now with one moment by which In classical mechanics you would be in the position and the velocity of every part and you knew the laws of physics and you had arbitrarily large computational capacity of Applause set of vast intelligence okay then to that vast intelligence the past and future would be as determined and known as the present was because that's the Clockwork universe is deterministic everything is fixed once you know the present moment you're a Mini World person laplace's demon is still possible so if you know the wave function of the universe exactly and you haven't calculation capacity you could predict the past and the future with perfect accuracy but when you're predicting is all the branches of the wave function so any individual person inside the wave function still experiences apparently random events right so you can't predict what will happen to you even if you can predict what will happen to the entire year there's a lot of people pause this podcast right now just shaking their head like a little article that just appeared in quanta magazine which by the way if anyone hears a science fan quanta magazine is the best online magazine for Science these days they have really really good high-level are articles and so I wrote an article called what is probability question physical to put it to use and get on with their lives lost real estate what do you really mean by probability the traditional answer is if you're flipping a coin and you say it's fifty-fifty what you mean by that is that if you flipped it an infinite number of times half the time it would be heads at the time of details that's what you mean it's called a frequent test idea probability but then what do you say like what what is the probability that Donald Trump wins re-election the number of times you not going to do the experiment or even better what was the probability that Lee Harvey Oswald actually was the Lone shooter of JFK that already happened in the past rather than an infinite number of things going on you're assigning a degree of confidence to your lack of perfect knowledge right like I don't know exact there's something going on I don't know what it is so I find a probability independent just like the frequency that you know there's the Creedence as we say that you assigned to these different ideas is a positive number than all the greens is that it for one cuz something happened so in quantum mechanics it is is probability more like frequent is probability or is it more like Bayesian probability answer is it depends on what your favorite version of quantum mechanics is in one of these spontaneous collapsed theories it's very much like a frequency like you know things happen randomly is purely objective in something like many world won't start saying something like hidden variables it's La pasa's demon all over again so the faucet even doesn't work in a spontaneous collapsed Theory because you the laws of physics are not deterministic you don't know when things are going to collapse all by themselves in Hidden variable Theory the hidden variables and the wave function of all deterministically but you don't know what the hidden variables are so you can assign some ability to having them be different things so there's some ignorance involved many worlds is the coolest idea because it's it's kind of in this is what it is it's kind of hard to wrap your mind around on the one hand there is only the way function it describes the universe exactly but imagine that I measure the speed of an electron okay so I actually do know what the way functions going to evolve into its going to evolve into a 50-50 split of spending up and down and then I only ever find myself in one side or the other so there is always a moment in between when the wavefunction splits and when I know about it it splits much faster than I can do about it though the rate the speed of a wave function branching is some incredibly tiny number 10 by 20 seconds or something like that and the time scale of things happening in my brain is like 10 - 3 seconds that best so there will always be a time when there are two copies of me one on the branch for this pain was up one of the branch would have been was down but they're both identical they don't know which branch their own yet so they need to be good Bayesian since I will what probability should I assign that I'm On One branch or the other and it turns out that the probabilities work exactly like the textbook one mechanics tells you the probability should work out the wave function squared is the probability was the physicist who invented it read the book of course but like like you said it to very start the history of quantum mechanics is just so fascinating and hilarious Schrodinger Schrodinger's Cat theme invented the idea of the wave function and wrote down the equation that it obeys okay but what he hoped was that if you had to wave function of electron all by itself if you solved his equation it would sort of show that the wave function become localized peek at one location the electron kind of act like a point particle and that's why we see particles that was his hope what actually happens when you solve the equation this if the electron spreads out all throughout the universe so he was his Hope was dashed and then he's like all right I have this equation what is it like what is the way function do and it was born the whole another guy inside the wave function does is you square it and that's the probability of seeing something somewhere like the wavefunction looks like this at some spread out thing is very biscuit some spread out thing is very small probability over here and large probability over there to the probabilities the wave function squared and Schrodinger said like oh my God that's awful I'm sad I had anything to do with it he regretted being involved with this whole idea of probabilities and collapses and all that stuff


    Sean Carroll Explains Quantum Immortality
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    and there's an enormous number of you making various choices and that these various choices will ultimately affect how long you exist in some branches so there is a weird thing called Quantum immortality which I think is a bad idea and I don't like to talk about it but people hear about it so sometimes needs a friend of mine little bit. You know weird the experiment but imagine you doing you're playing Quantum Russian Roulette so you have your Universe splitter you have your app on your iPhone and you can split the universe and if it goes one way you don't do anything if it goes the other way faster than you can react machine is activated that kills you instantly okcu you don't even know if you don't even perceive it you don't have any pain you couldn't delete that and you do this over and over and over and over and over again so Amo ocean your dad but in those your dad you don't know anything you don't you don't feel like your dad you know there's no regret after the fact the only version of you that survives is the one that was lucky enough to be in the branch where you didn't die every single time so take Mark's argument was that if you do this over and over again and you survived you could take that is good evidence that many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics is correct because another version quite right I don't think it's a good way to go through your life I think that the reason why we don't want to die is not just that we will experience pain but that sort of prospective Lee right now the idea of being dead in the future bother me right like if someone said you know you're going to die in this and that date might be useful information but I'll be sad as soon and I think the same thing was true in the quantum immortality experiment I don't buy the move that says all the branches were your dad doesn't matter cuz your dad you don't feel anything like I think it right now it's okay for me to be bothered by the prospect that in many future worlds I will not be there so I think it is the end of day once again you should act in quantum mechanics just like you acting the regular world are there competing theories to this that this many-worlds theory that you've embraced and then discarded yeah one is more less what Einstein had in mind hidden variable theories so basically you know if you have an electron and you say look when I'm not looking and it's wave like when I look at it it's like particle like maybe it's both maybe there is a Wade and there is a particle so in a hidden variable Theory there's a wave function just like there is in many worlds but there's also another set of variables saying there's really a location of the electron right maybe I don't know where it is but there really is an electron located somewhere and that location the electron is pushed by the way function but it's a whole new part of reality so there's not so that their separate branching of the wave function and all that stuff that none of that is reality where reality is is where the particles are and this is now called bohmian mechanics David Bowman the 1950s developed the most respectable version of this it's sort of therapeutic if you don't like all the other worlds it's basically you know the equations are the same as many worlds except complicates the theory by adding new variables but the good news is it says only one of the branches of the wavefunction is real I don't need to worry about the other ones the problem is it's very hard that might my particular problems it's very hard to reconcile these ideas with modern physics like if you thought the world was made of individual particles do okay but these days we use quantum field Theory and quantum gravity and things like that and those more modern ideas are harder to attach hidden variables to so hidden variables are you known play Dionne but I think if they're hard to make work the other idea which is more dramatic I will bit more fun is every single electron has a wave function and it seems to you that when you observe it collapses but maybe what's really going on at the following but there's a random probability every second that every electron will just spontaneously collapse so it's all spread out but its wavefunction just randomly localizes to some particular region of space very very rarely like if you have electron and you wait for it to happen it will happen like once every hundred million years okay but if I had lots of electrons that can a table is way more than a hundred billion electrons in this table there's there's no billions and billions and billions of electrons so somewhere in the table all the time and electron is localizing at one particular position and because that electron is entangled with all the other electrons the table maintains a location in space and this is called spontaneous collapsed RW Theory after the initials of the people who invented the theory and the great thing about grw theory is that it's experimental distinguishable from many worlds because it says that if I have a collection of atoms even if I'm not absorbing at you for not entangling it one of the wave functions for spontaneously localized occasionally and that will heat it up energy is not conserved in this Theory so people are doing experiments to test this so it's really you know legit experimental science atoms the current ocean by the general public of atoms is that it's mostly empty space idea this is not true or not correct or not it's really not what many world says so this is the other two enormous problems with our current way of presenting quantum mechanics one is the measurement problem which is this question like what do you mean look at it what do you mean observe what actually happens when the other problem is what I unhelpfully call the ontology problem is ontology is the philosophy of being what is real what is actually existing so we just talked about hidden variable theories so in Everett what's real is the wave function the wave function of the universe describes the universe exactly in and completely and many world and hidden variable theories there's a wave function and there's also particles so there's extra oncology extra pieces of reality so the question of is atom mostly empty space depends on what you think is real so the wave function of the electron fill the Adam so if you're a Mini World person like me you think what is real is the wavefunction it fills up the atom when the atom is not mostly empty space the atom is the wave function that has that size right you get the feeling that atoms are mostly empty space because you think that really the electron is a point in the wave function just telling you where you may when you measure a wet well yes so many world says there's no such thing as where it is there's only a probability of seeing it everyone knows that but people kind of diet they talk as if there really is a location of the electron even if they should know better so people who generally people who say that atoms are mostly empty space or just being sloppy they're just really thinking of the electron is a little tiny. Rather than a wave function there is an exception to that because there was a fourth version mechanics that is somewhat popular I said three I said many worlds hidden variables and spontaneous collapsed there's another version that just says look the way function has nothing to do with reality in many worlds it's all of reality in spontaneous collapsed it's all of reality but it obeys different equations and hidden variables the wave functions part of reality but is also particles in the other approach which is called an epistemic approach to Quantum Mechanics the wave function is just talk about your personal knowledge of the world your knowledge or lack of knowledge or ignorance of the world so your wave function just a tool you use to make a prediction for what the experimental outcome is going to be right and that's more or less what we teach our students and this approach says don't bother about reality what we should concern ourselves with is the experiences of agents who make predictions and update their probability expect end of the world and so someone like that if you ask them you know how it is an electron located in an atom or how is it an atom mostly empty space I think if they're honest they would say don't ask those questions those are we don't have to reality questions we just asked what are you going to see kinds of questions but I think of some of the less honest ones will study for an atom is mostly empty space don't know what it is but you the way you're describing a sloppy way what why do you think that is so common well you know it is part of the attitude that physicist physicist have adopted that we use quantum mechanics but we don't try very hard to understand it so you can talk to plenty of physicists on the street and they will tell you to your face that understanding reality is not their job and I think that's terrible but it but they will say it and so when you press them too much on questions like and I was the atom mostly empty space your what happens when you make an observation they just kind of get uncomfortable and say no you're asking the wrong questions let's ask questions about what will we see if the Large Hadron Collider if we smash protons together right questions to what's really going on questions are also interesting so because they don't care about these questions they will read the book it's hard when you write the book it's hardly think about these things as a professional physicist it's it's not natural it's not easy it's not intuitive so even if you're a super duper expert at solving equations and making predictions understanding what's going on is a whole nother activity that a lot of physicists don't try very hard to do all the stuff verified or argued like say it's your sitting down your having a conversation with someone who espouse is a competing Theory how are you guys working this out good I think if everything were going along really really well we would be making experimental predictions and testing them but I think the theorists have sort of dropped the ball here in the sense that the theoretical physicists I should have since the 1930s been developing these Alternatives like many worlds in variables whatever and make using them to make predictions we really haven't they were neglected they were Backwater there were a few people if you pluck e Souls who really put their efforts and understanding these many of them got pushed out in the philosophy departments but that's what we need to do we need to like catch up on the last 70 years of lost time and work out what the implications are these ideas so they didn't the ball I think it's in the theorist doing amazing things with lasers and Adams and and learning about how to manipulate Quantum systems at a delicate level but the theorist and not given them sharp experimental questions that they that would really illuminate the foundations of quantum mechanics so honestly what it is is a bunch of people get around a table and talk to each other but I will see it go left or go right and someone says what do you mean 50-50 chance especially in many worlds where there's a 100% chance they'll be a world where it goes left in a world where it goes right at wouldn't what is the meaning of the phrase there's a 50-50 chance what is the nature of probability in this game where everything is perfectly deterministic right yeah yeah it happens there's conferences it's a small community someone asked me just the other day that you're the book came out something deeply hidden last week and has been on book tour so I was on being interviewed and someone said how many people do you think in the world are would classify themselves as working on the foundations of quantum mechanics maybe a hundred something like that not a very large number like you say how many people to classify themselves as particle physicist someone said how many people do you think in the world are would classify themselves as working on the foundations of quantum mechanics maybe a hundred something like that not a very large number like you say how many people would classify themselves as particle physicist to be tens of thousands


    What's Disappointing About the Large Hadron Collider
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    the reason why I wanted to write this book is very much like you know another thing I do is go around and talk about science and religion and I'm an atheist myself so I say that you know science lead us to not believe in God and I talked about this two very different audiences churches and things like that sometimes well it depends very much on the age of the person in the audience is the thing older people like they made up their minds they're not they're not going to change but young people evening very religious young people are fascinated by what I have to say something they change their mind right away but it might not never heard someone put it that way before right and maybe they do change their mind later maybe not but at least they've heard a perspective that they were not exposed to earlier in the same thing to do with quantum mechanics like there's a buttload of books about quantum mechanics on the marketplace no shortage of books about quantum mechanics but they're mostly with this Spirit of isn't this bazaars as weird will never understand it and I think many many people who have to be physicist this is what they're doing when they are 12 years old the reading these books right and so I wanted to write a book which sad like actually we could maybe understand this if you just tried it's not enough of the mysterious let's let's see no be embarrassed that the field of physics is not put that effort into it and make an effort here and so maybe that will so that's what my new most ambitious hope for book like this is that 20 years from now they'll be a flood of young businesses to think this is really interesting the number would what would you estimate it would be currently how many people do you think of order a hundred that's it I think so yeah like you know what it was when we have conferences is often full people there are 20 people maybe there's more because it always depends on how you draw the boundaries also yes but still that's so stunning when you hear that it's somewhere 100 maybe we have here in California we have sequin the California Quantum interpretation Network which is a group of us the people we know in California who care about these issues and ended me to talk about them and it's like 15 people wow but like I said I do think it's it's it's growing it's expanding and I'm optimistic tend to be optimistic before 2009 that's bad that's bad for physics in a big way because it's great that we had a theory that was the king true with the Higgs boson but in some sense we learned from the Large Hadron Collider the smallest amount it was possible for us to learn there's a Higgs boson and that's it there's a million things we learned about you like for the gravitational waves for measuring the Higgs boson we pinned down numbers we measure the cosmic microwave background of leftover radiation from The Big Bang that you would like something more that you could bring to people saying that this is very valuable intangible stuff that there should be a bunch of other particles that you discover at the Large Hadron Collider and they weren't there meanwhile we have very good reason to think that percent of the matter in the universe is dark matter by 5% of the energy needed and we had very good reason to hope that we could detect it by now in an underground laboratory and we haven't and it's there but it's beyond our reach somehow so it's just so hard to make progress under these circumstances and meanwhile we had big cool ideas like string theory that are hard to connect to the real world so this is the last third of the book to me is you again like I have my favorite ideas but there's a bigger picture about what kinds of ideas we should pursue and how we should persuade them to the last third of the book is maybe we need to understand quantum mechanics to better understand quantum gravity in the theory of everything you know like what should how should be expect to understand quantum gravity if you don't understand quantum mechanics come on about what kinds of ideas we should pursue and how we should persuade them to the last third of the book is maybe we need to understand quantum mechanics to better understand quantum gravity in the theory of everything you know like what should how should be expect to understand quantum gravity if you don't understand quantum mechanics come on


    Why Sean Carroll Started the Mindscape Podcast
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    what was the motivation behind starting a podcast called mindscapes landscape and several episodes about quantum mechanics most recently just last week I did a whole 2 hours solo episode on how space-time can emerge from quantum mechanics Sofia neuroscience and biology and math and computer science is a whole bunch of things in there that I'm not an expert on I'm a big believer that people should talk about things are not an expert on but they should talk about them in some sense of humility that I don't understand everything here so I will talk to some experts right so much fun because I can literally just email and Nobel prize-winning biologist and say can I drop by and talk to you for an hour and then they would say yes I don't have license to call people outside randomly gets like I talk to you for an hour podcast talk to you right so I've gotten you know the trumpet player I talked to Seth MacFarlane the other day battle blast so yeah this is podcasting if he's going to take off you should look into it yeah well for me I mean there's no way I'll be able to get someone like you to sit down explain things without a podcast and it doesn't replace things like books okay but like books are always where you can get into the weeds a little bit like the little bit more specific little bit more careful but there's a long road you know there's a lot of books out there and read all of them that with the other motivation behind the starting my own podcast is that I had a stack of books I wanted to read them to force myself to read them I would invite the author of the podcast enough I should dedicate myself to do a week of my time to reading this book and hearing people talk about it in an informal setting is you both Illuminating but also like oh yeah these ideas in there I really need to get to so I'm a big believer in diverse ecosystems I like Twitter I like little YouTube videos I like podcast I like books I like talks is all sorts of ways give this information the interest in a far broader group of human beings too because conversations like this with you or with you know the hundreds of people that I get to talk to you in a regular basis yeah it's Sparks ideas and people that you know in their seemingly mundane existence maybe just would never get in there and it it did it allows these new areas of inquiry in the new areas for them personally to go look into and I get messages and I meet people all the time it's how many how much it's changed the way they view things because they've now been two interesting information that's sort of spark they're there their view of the world in a different way knighted different parts of their imagination and absolutely any sitting me like literally yesterday one of the areas that I had hoped get onto mindscape podcast the trade deal or what rate the FED should sat in the public economics is it's too relevant to the real world so people want to talk about you no monetary policy things like that but I want to talk about the underlying theoretical ideas right and I realized I just it's hard to get those so I downloaded some economic podcasts and I started listening to them and I have to stop it to think about what just happened because you know they gave me they said something and it gave me an idea and the great thing about being a physicist is there some relationship between what I do for a living and almost everything else right like whether it's economics or biology or philosophy so I can always had like a ID I wonder if I should you write a paper about that so and I wouldn't have done that very easily without the podcast format ya know it's a really interesting time it's really exciting time to spread information it's a really exciting time to find things that you're interested in you know and also you know I always notice it calls you on your crap a little bit right like before the internet you know you could have opinions about things that you can spout off to your friends and you're over the dinner table or whatever over drinks and suddenly when I started having a block and I would spout off and people would say like and you're full of s*** like what he talks irresponsible and wants to get things right putting your ideas out there in public to be critiqued it's a wonderful tool it really does help you figure out like what I do understand and know and what just we're kind of vague ideas that somehow got into my brain For No Good Reason yeah if you're open to the the floodgates that's the problem is there so much feedback and it's really hard to separate the wheat from the chaff it is print strategies like when I talked to Seth MacFarlane he comments like he wants to know curing cancer right it's only cuz it's human curiosity leads us there so if I don't tell other people about it what's the point and we can have a conversation about blocking people on Twitter cuz I was like the only reason why I like Twitter's I block everyone who is a jerk you don't like it they make my Twitter experience Less Pleasant they get blocked right away yeah that's a good move podcast yeah yeah I read a lot of other people's things I don't read any of my stuff like any of the stuff is coming at me it just got too overwhelming after while and it also it interferes with the time that you have to put stuff out because people get wrapped up in responding to their Mansions or reading their mansions and it is an extraordinary amount of time that you can waste doing that that's the secret like people ask like you know how I spend so much time on Twitter and likely talking about 5 minutes a day on Twitter and maybe another 15 minutes reading other people's tweets and 0 time responding to tweet that's the secret like if you can't be precise you can easily misunderstandings and people easily become aggressive jerks right you already know somebody and are just trying to clarify something so I used it from linking two things top of the food chain is one-on-one talking just two people having conversation and especially without any sort of heightened sense of importance or anger or frustration with another person just two people talking that's number one because it was no gravity right number two is probably phone calls like calling someone they don't see them it's not as good you know but like being in front of someone physically 121 is the best way to do which is one of the reasons why I love podcast as well it's cuz you get a chance to put that energy out there the energy of a one-on-one actual conversation with people as opposed to writing an article like it that you know that I'm sure you've had snarky articles written about you it's it's weird so I can say that you know I'm sure you've had snarky articles written about you it's it's weird so I can do that with that's why you saying it that will determine my thoughts and I've almost gotten to the point where I never respond to


    Joe Rogan | What Everyone Gets Wrong About Quantum Physics w/Sean Carroll
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    over the weekend I got in your book yes yes it's great I mean I really appreciate someone like you who's trying to break down quantum mechanics and quantum physics for someone like me it's very hard to follow and there's a lot of backing up and trying it again and backing up and try it again and likes going over paragraphs and try to figure out exactly what it means but it's it's really excellent and really perplex at the same time will thank you and you know if there are different styles when it comes to writing popular books I think there should be different styles and my particular style is look it's not going to be a breezy page-turner but if you read it carefully like is not prerequisites to come into it come into it is someone who's willing to sit and think about every paragraph and then hopefully will be rewarding and you'll truly understand what's going on after doing that well it is rewarding what is fascinating in the history of quantum physics is also pretty fast because I've always wondered like how did anybody even want to come up with this stuff like yes and the fact that it was so long ago was with the beginnings everywhere in the 19 century night will 1900 gold literally that two-year the turn-of-the-century when Lots plug first got the first hint of it and then yeah it took another 27 years to put into final shape now for regular people that do I have a background in physics or that don't this is like the whole idea behind it is so bizarre like why would anybody try to figure out something that one of the things that you said that's really interesting is that you quantum physics is used all the time it's used it with exact calculations but yet we don't really understand it yet main message of the book really because physicist of course do quantum mechanics every day whether it's you know straightforward one mechanics Quantum field Theory Quantum information Quantum Computing clearly were pretty good at it you know like transistors and lasers depend on quantum mechanics the sun shining figure that out depends on quantum mechanics on etcetera so to clean that we don't understand quantum mechanics is a little bit weird but then we have quotes from people that Richard Fineman say nobody understands quantum mechanics party behind it and the reason is what we have is some sort of a black box right eat we say you know what I think what I said in New York Times article I wrote recently is physicist understand quantum mechanics in the same way that someone who owns a smartphone understands the smartphone like they know how to use the apps they can call people they can make phone calls they can take pictures they don't know what's going on inside and that's physicist with quantum mechanics state that use it they can make very very precise protections book them what is really going on like what is actually happening what are all the details of liking you know that's not our job but the stakes predictions the very nature of reality is being examined by people likes if if it is US smartphone it's being examined by people like me who don't really understand the smartphone I have no idea what was going on inside of smartphone I know some words that have you got to describe RAM and processor the electrons moving to their right but yeah and I think it's in some sense that's fine like most of us don't need to know what's going on inside the smartphone to use it but somebody should know and my argument in the book is look the 500 years from now would historians write the history of 21 is creative to invent quantum mechanics and then they were so afraid to really take it seriously and try to understand it like I said like stop asking questions about the meaning of reality and what the world is doing in my mind what physics is all about is understanding reality what the world is doing it's not just about making predictions making predictions is good but we do that mostly because we're curious about what the world is doing well for people outside the world of academe when I read someone like you saying that you were discouraged from pursuing this and you literally told that you should be pursuing you work in cosmology and gravitation is That's Where It's At Sirius work be so crazy so if anybody should be pursuing it should be people like you I want to be fair so of course 20 Century physics there was a part of the attitude was look we have to understand nuclear physics and particle physics and you'll love it was the central physics shifted from Europe to the US and Europe is much more philosophical and and you willing to think about the Deep ideas Americans are pretty pragmatic and want to build things right in particular at the time they wanted to build nuclear weapons and so the idea of just really putting aside deep philosophical issues and putting stuff to work was attractive and it's in the other issue is okay let's say we do demand that we understand quantum mechanics better how do you do it's like what experiment is it there that you can do is as far as we know the cookbook that we have even though we don't understand it works pretty well like what what could you type into your smartphone that would help you understand what's going on inside it's kind of hard to figure out so I think those attitudes were wrong but at least they're not completely crazy it's not afraid of Truth more people are appreciating the understanding quantum mechanics is important what what do you attribute that to a couple of things one is good news and bad news that part of the good news is technology has gotten better so we're trying to build quantum computers for example and guess what do you know some of the ad hoc rules that we had for doing quantum mechanics might not be up to the task we need to understand the details a little bit better the other Saturday thing is that so much of physics is kind of stuck right now right we haven't we literally have not been surprised by a new experimental result in fundamental physics since the 1970s the what is one exception to that which is the universe accelerating in 1998 which was the dark energy we had amazing accomplishments in experimental and observational physics we've found on we found the top Quark we found gravitational waves but they were all predicted decades ago so progress is driven by being surprised and it's been a long time since we've been surprised so some people including myself say well one of the things to do in that situation to take a step back and re-examine the foundation's maybe maybe we can take a broader look and think of you walking down the wrong path now for people that don't have any background in physics there there's a bit of an issue with the public perception and one of the things about our perceptions films like what the bleep sort of throw this sort of cultish monkey wrench into the you know what the quantum physics is weird enough as it is without adding let that movie was literally created by a Channeler right in line David Albers was one of the leading philosophers of physics I should also give credit to philosophers here because people got a PhD in physics and then switch to philosophy because he cared about the foundations of quantum mechanics and no physics department would ever hire him right and through the backdoor yeah I tell the story in the book like he wrote a bunch of influential papers as a graduate student and then he went and said I would like to make these papers my PhD thesis and they said no that's not really serious physics and they punished him by making him write this incredibly technical mathematical paper on Quantum field Theory just to prove he could do it and then he's like I can't take this anymore I'm switching field but anyway he was in that film he was in what the bleep and they lied to him they misrepresented themselves they said we're doing a documentary about quantum mechanics and they sat him down for 3 hours and ask them all these questions you leading questions like doesn't this mean that we're bringing reality into existence by looking at it and he's like no that's not what it means let me explain to you then the final film there's like 30 second clips of him going they completely misrepresenting what he said and so he went public after that and then complained about and about the film and he did in a hilarious story there was a event some sort of convention put on in Santa Monica by supporters of the film that they thought it'd be fun to get all the people who were in the movie it what the bleep do we know and get them at the you know and talk to them and charge people money to listen to them but these people were not affiliate the filmmakers so they didn't know the David Albert had been completely misrepresented in the films they invited him and he goes to this event Santa Monica and he gave it talk you know he decided that he wondered like at all but there's two things you can do when you are faced with fundamental puzzles of reality one is you can face up to what the world is trying to tell you and you can accept it and take it as what it is no matter what you like the other is you can choose to tell a flattering story about yourself and the people who made this movie have decided that the mysteries of quantum mechanics are really stories about how they are powerful and have influence over reality and so forth but it's all nonsense as the punchline is the audience loved it they went nuts because what they wanted was a guru of some sort and leggings just as good a reality-based easily distorted misrepresented in the popular mind


    Physicist Sean Carroll Explains Parallel Universes to Joe Rogan
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    done an amazing job in this book of trying to boil it Down For Dummies like me put its hard it is it is a complicated and insanely nuanced subject it's one of those things like this many-worlds theory for one example they just a possibility that there is like explain that explain for four people that don't understand what quantum mechanics even mean give him just like a little bit of that and then explain many worlds Theory good this is what I'm here to do so and electron take an electron quantum mechanics should apply to the entire universe but it becomes unmistakable when you look at little tiny things right so we always were talking about electrons or atoms or so for an electron has a position and wealth sorry maybe not even say that I was wrong it's just so hard to correctly talk about basically quantum mechanics and classical mechanics are the only two big Frameworks that have ever existed in physics you know classical mechanics was so good that everyone thought that was just right in his all that are filling the details until quantum mechanics came along and change things and classical mechanics and electron has a point and has a position a location in space and has a velocity of moving somewhere and from that you can predict what's going to happen OK quantum mechanics says no no no the electron has a wave function so it the wave know sometimes you hear this debate about our bar things like electrons and photons particles or waves the answer is that they are waves and the wave function has this weird property that when you're not looking at it it's a wave it's all spread out or it's localized somewhere but it'll bazan equation the Schrodinger equation so far so good just like regular physics there's nothing the way function database an equation for an equation You can predict was going to happen next but the weird thing about quantum mechanics is that there's a hole set of rules for what happens when you look at the thing when you observe it when you measure it that's where things get squirrely with people describing it right and that's where they want to go woo on it's an opening to be woohoo right when I say like what do you mean observe something like that to be a conscious being to be a video camera in the act of measuring the changes things this is the puzzle okay this is what it's called The Measure problem of quantum mechanics that the rules we teach our students account back or anywhere else we need some quantum mechanics in their sophomore year of college the rules say when a system is observed when it is measured its states wave function changes dramatically suddenly and unpredictably based on if if you're measuring it and it changes how do we know because we didn't measure it more like what What observations are we making that we understand the state of it before it's measure without measuring it good there's a couple of ways so let me make things even simpler forget about where the electron is located and think about the electron is spinning right like on a spinning just like the Earth spins its really exactly like that sick little spinning top except when you measure the spin you can sort of send the electron through magnetic field and we'll get deflect either up or down depending on whether it's bending spin up or spend down only ever get one or two answers it's either going up or going down is nowhere in between this is an empirical measured fact okay so that's a part of quantum mechanics that that's the quantum fact that there's discrete set of possible answers to this question is it spinning clockwise or counterclockwise yes or no it's just those two possibilities nowhere in between so if you're if you have a magnetic field that is oriented vertically send your electron through it it gets deflected up you say oh it's been up so now I measured it's been now I know what it state is if I send it through another magnetic field or oriented vertically it will always be deflected up every single time we know what it is we're going to measure it measuring it in this case doesn't change it gets in exactly that state we know it okay now let's send it through a magnetic field that is oriented horizontally so it's going to be deflected either right or left we know exactly what state it's in it's been this way but when you send it through that magnetic field it's oriented horizontally it gets affected left or right 50/50 unpredictably there's no way we can predict it and then once it is so they now it's been spending up you measured it spins left let's say send it to another magnet that is going vertically and now it's 50/50 again to spend down so somehow even though we knew exactly what state it was in we couldn't predict what would happen next that is part of quantum mechanics so the act of sending it through these things where it makes it Kohler horizontal what is what's happening to it when it's going through these things so in quantum mechanics what we say is that it's not that we don't know whether the electron is bending clockwise or counterclockwise it can be in a superposition above that's just the spin version of the position of the electron can be spread out you know in a way right it's it's truly not just that we are lacking some knowledge that the knowledge really isn't there we teach quantum mechanics and textbooks and then I'm going to correct it cuz many world is much better but this is the standard textbook version there's a wave function the wave function for a spin as it's either up or down or some combination and then there's a rule that says when you measure the spin you only get up or down you don't see the way function just like the cloud that you have for the electron's position when you look at it you see it at a location so another way to get to make the same argument is take a little piece of I haven't satellite image of this when I get talks little piece of uranium so it's the radioactive little chunk of metal and you put it in a bubble chamber so it is emitting radioactive particles and you detect the particles you can see little streak of emotion when the particle leaves the uranium okay well like I said when you're not looking at it this electron is supposed to obey an equation to Schrodinger equation and you can ask what the prediction is when when a radioactive nucleus Hayes and gives off an electron what is its wavefunction going to do what is the wavefunction electronic going to be in the answer is it goes off in a spherical wave if it goes off in all directions at once evenly all directions evenly but you never see that is that Railway that you want to shape of the piece of uranium does it vary know because of the electron from one individual nucleus of an atom right so that matters and the easiest thing for the electron to do is have to go out in this year doesn't have to Inglot in higher energy states but the point is it's not going out in a straight line but when you look at it you see a straight line right that's the fundamental mystery of quantum mechanics that how we describe the thing when we're not looking at it is different than what we see when we look at it so when you're in pursuit of an understanding a deeper understanding of quantum mechanics you when you you're thinking about people from the 19 just sort of basically getting the first steps going to understand the stuff when when you're talkin about this lack of funding and the lack of encouragement for people to pursue quantum mechanics you strongly feel like there are answers to these questions we just need better tools and a better understanding bitter equation more time yet me and Einstein thinks it's one of the secret Heroes of the book because he someone who just couldn't quite accept quantum mechanics the title something deeply hidden is a quote from Einstein when he was talking about when he was a kid and he had a compass right and he was giving his first magnetic compass and he could rotate it this way and that way and always pointed north than you will ever go how that's cool but he was Einstein and he's like this is amazing set of rules Orchard called The Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics one set of rules for when you're looking at it one set of rules for when you're not and Einstein was like oh come on clearly this is not the final answer to the nature of reality right he wanted to know God's thoughts he's like I want to know everything we're not done yet there must be more going on and so many worlds is one of the proposed answers to what could be going on it's not the only one there's Alternatives but it's definitely my favorite is the easiest one right down let's put it that way okay so hit us with this many worlds Theory okay so think about this electron you're going to do you say that could be either spin up or spend down it's a combination of both that's its wavefunction you measure it you only ever sees the numbers been down so Copenhagen says that's because the wavefunction suddenly changed snapped into place when you observed it don't ask me what it means to observe something that's not what Copenhagen left you ask many world says what you're missing is to number one you are a Quantum system you are obeying the rules of quantum mechanics you're made of atoms and electrons and so forth you have a wave function to okay so you're secretly treating yourself as a classical thing when you make that measurement but you really should be treating yourself Quantum mechanically right that's one thing and the other thing is something that Einstein invented namely called entanglement when quantum mechanics says there's a wave function for a system it doesn't say there's a sep wave function for every particle right it says that there's only one way function for the whole universe so the way I like to say it is Imagine two particles come in and bounce off of each other either one as a wave function and unpredictable exactly what angle is going to go off at so both of those both of the particles to go off you don't know where they're going but because momentum is conserved if they came in at equal velocities for go out at equal velocities and knob set directions measure one but you know where the other one is going right that's entanglement The observed state of one system to be related to the observe state of another system so those are the two ingredients you are quantum system and Quantum systems can be entangled with each other so whoever it was a graduate student when he invented this idea in the 1950s that look when you measure that electron what happens physically like forget about your person your conscious all that BS like you're a physical system you will be the starting New York 1 mechanical system you obey the laws of physics so you look at the electron your wave function changes it used to be you're just the person doing whatever you do but then after you look at the electron you become entangled with it and it splits so there is one part of the wave function that says the electron was spinning clockwise and you measured it spinning clockwise and there's another part of the wave function that says the electron was spinning counter-clockwise and you saw it spinning counter-clockwise everybody knows that's like that that far it's not controversial at all that's clearly the prediction of the equations of quantum mechanics but everyone else said well that means that I'm some weird combination of I saw it spending one way and I told spending the other way but never felt that way when I look at you electrons I see them one way or the other was that can't be right that can't be the final answer the wave function must somehow collapse and Everett said know what you're missing is there's now two separate worlds both of those part of the wave function real but they're different world they will never interact with each other again what happens in one part of the wave function will not affect what happens in the other part so now there's a version of you that's all the electrons spinning clockwise and there's another version of you that's all it spinning counter-clockwise and that's just taking seriously the prediction of quantum mechanics it's not adding any extra stuff any extra World anything like that Jersey going in a different direction the exact is so hard to understand feet would you apply this in your regular life like do you think like when you go home and you say hi to your wife knew about the fridgerator think of yourself as this Quantum being that's existing in the super-state so that means a couple dances to that what is you know sure if I think about it like I really do believe in you I have a chapter in the book which my editor resisted at first but then how to get away with it which is a dialogue between a young philosopher and her father who is the physicist and the father is skeptical about all this those awful nonsense and he tries to explain how many worlds Works to him and at the end of the last question is far away from your everyday experience right so what is asking you to do is to say I have these equations they are really really good at finding what I do observe in the world and making predictions you know I can build the Large Hadron Collider Etc I will take them seriously even for things that I can't directly observe the best equations I have until a better set of equations location of that is yeah there's a whole bunch of world like a huge number like a real you know Johnny humongously unimaginably big number maybe an infinite number maybe finite we don't know how different copies of you and they're being created all the time the good news is that it doesn't really affect how you go through life it doesn't really imply that you can behave any differently than you would if you just lived in one world but do you think of each choice that you make possibly changing everything about the world that you exist in how are you looking at it if you don't you are a guy who will probably understand it as good as anybody that's alive so was weird as this stuff sounds to to me it sounds like it's almost impossible for me to comprehend so I'm trying to filter it through your understanding of it but I think that he's jacked yeah I'm not exactly sure how to play the best you know it it doesn't it doesn't change who you are it's certainly not true that you making a decision is what branch is the wavefunction the Universe I guess that's the right thing to say because I want to stop all woo yet everyone you know believe me a joke about how certain political choices imply that we're living in the wrong branch of the wave function has been made many many times not that your choices create different universes different universes get created and maybe you're different in them by a little bit in fact I thought you might like to point out there is an app you can download if you have an iPhone called Universe splitter which will Branch the wavefunction the universe for you and then if you agree ahead of time to do one thing and one branch another thing in another Branch then there will be multiple copies of you or living different lives and then you can deal with that in your therapist however you like basically version of measuring the spin of universe Splitters only for iPhones 50 Cent left it gets sent right and if you agree incident that sends back whether you ended up in the branch of the wave function where it went left or where it went there ua199 come on you can if you can correct those you can fill in whatever you want to marry me I will not ask her to marry me but I will accept this job I will go somewhere else equivalent of a Quantum fortune cookie accepted all possible Fortune it's you should act the same as if you just live in one Universe cuz you can never talk to that people in the other ones so but now let's hit hit the brakes on the woo again yeah cuz people would like to believe that there are I mean are there an infinite number of use existing it go with it at the exact same time making the various choices would send you off in a different directions so number one we don't know if it's infinite number or just really big it's really really really big number is it's big enough to be you know big enough for whatever you want but it's not everything it's not the theory does not say everything happens somewhere right the theory says they're threatening or equation is obeyed there's an equation that is obeyed so electrons will never convert into protons because electrons are negatively charged protons are positively charged and nowhere in the Schrodinger equation can you violate conservation of charge right so it's plenty of things that don't happen then there are plenty of things that do happen and some things are more likely than others you experience so yeah it's it's sort of a thing but the straightforward prediction of the equations and it doesn't affect our lives it there's no rule that says you know to be a moral person to be a good utilitarian and make the world happy knowing that the world the way function is branching into multiple copies I should act differently somehow it's it's exactly the same as it would be in the Ordinary World and you are the Ordinary World no matter how copies how many copies of you there are how many versions of you there so with all these copies are being made there's no essence of you that is traveling through one of the copies right like all these people are separate people so if I use the analogy it's like identical twins they were the same zygote or whatever and now they're different people okay so that's the same thing like you are you now and if you hit the button the branch the wavefunction will be two different people both of them used to be you but not the same person anymore cuz different things happen to them now when people about the concept of quantum mechanics and with the way you're talking about describing things in the micro and the macro you think of your existence itself very similar in a very similar manner that the way you think of electrons the way you think of things being Quantum is that you are a combination of all these Quantum things so you don't operate in some sort of static State that's very like Here and Now and in carbon need to put it on a scale and it will never change there's constant versions of you yeah it's kind of like a wishing where you're more and more versions of you were being created all the time and it's interesting thing because even the best-trained physicists sort of think intuitively classically like look here's a table old is one respectable version of quantum mechanics there are other respectable versions more respectable than the textbook presentation but they all all the other ones somehow lean on our classical experience and the textbook version certainly does it says like you're classical person observing a quantum mechanical system and so forth and Everett when he was a graduate student you know he was he had arguments across the ocean with people in Copenhagen you know who tried to push their way forward and he's like I have to be plugged in like why aren't you going to like why is everything so special. You really and he was trying to think of the quantum mechanics of the whole universe right where you is not a separate Observer outside because he's doing the whole universe all at once and so everything had to be Quantum and I think that that's another thing that is pushing us to appreciate the foundations of quantum mechanics little bit more is that we're trying to understand quantum gravity and Quantum cosmology the universe all at once obeying the rules of quantum mechanics and the conventional Copenhagen Theory and I think that that's another thing that is pushing us to appreciate the foundations of quantum mechanics a little bit more as they were trying to understand quantum gravity friend insane Quantum cosmology the universe all at once obeying the rules of quantum mechanics and the conventional Copenhagen theory is if not up to it


    Jamie Foxx Meets Chris Brown Moment - JRE Toons
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    the first time I met Chris Brown this is crazy I'm throwing a party in Miami when it's me and Colin Farrell Eddie Murphy was still in it this year's back like to 2005 lady I'm hosting a party with in Miami crowds going crazy with in the down like not in the VIP is some kids dancing yeah but he think you can dance cuz you know I'm not that I did like some kind of bulshit talk like a move listen to me all Jam together right he doesn't do it move nobody does he's standing in the middle of the crowd he jumped over the crowd did the backflip up here and came straight down and said what's up I said, leave me the f*** alone I don't know what the f*** that s***


    Penuma Penis Enlargement Surgery | Joe Rogan
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    this is as good a spot as any to talk about this week I want to make sure I clarify something because there is some there was an operation this a guy who was the billionaire Diamond guy who won of getting a dick enlargement operation and he died because of the anesthesia and was in another country and we pulled out we were saying somehow or another it got connected to this company that does that mean I'd States it had nothing Phenom Puma like he was getting a similar surgery and that this one the one only the penuma only happens in the US but he was getting something done in Europe so I was like different will they reached out to me to explain first of all the guy died from anesthesia you can get in and you could die from a seizure from any operation at nothing to do with the penis enlargement operation to use the more correct term dick enlargement but he didn't die from that and that's just as safe as getting your nose fish getting your knee meniscus operator on or is it just the any surgery where you have anesthesia carries a certain amount of rest but apparently this dick thing works they actually can grow your dick bigger now that you're risking your life to work go to the dentist right if you if you if you anything you doing with anesthesia there's a very small chance that something could go wrong but had nothing to do with this dick operation wanted to make sure that people know that if you look this up I don't want anything any incorrect assumptions to be out there and I carry no ill-will towards this these people that make this and apparently works I just want everybody to know that this company that makes dick's bigger that are involved in even admitting that you I finished like a little dick is a weird thing right because it's one of the rare things that's unfortunate that you can make fun of but you can't make fun of a little person if you make fun of a person whose ass you know you're not supposed to call the midgets on little people who make fun of a person is a dwarf or a little person you're cruel person are you allowed to make fun of dudes having little Dex we should there should be something in the same vein yes to protect Little Big World world from cruelty because if you have a little p**** that's fantastic but because if you have a little p**** that's fantastic weird situation but a big dick is a sign of virility so we We Salute You penuma we salute you for helping men


    Best of the Week - September 8, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    like the only thing they could top this for those who didn't see it it's such a brilliant idea it was the eggnog drinking contest and you had to do a double shot like it was bourbon but it was eggnog like every 30 seconds will Panda returning Champion was Pat from Moonachie who had diabetes and lost a total it already it was just sitting there and then he continued drink it there has to be like a you know when like a broadcaster can get into the Sports Hall of Fame just because he never played the game but he he like you know because of what he added to it I always thought that Pat Moonachie should have been like they should have been like like like a chick Hearn Johnny most sort of award that he f****** continue with his his health continues to drink I remember when when people posted that V everyone was saying fake this isn't real. Maybe enjoy Trails like no that was real and I was there it was plastic bags all over the ground remember they they they put plastic everywhere all over the ground cuz they knew the people going to throw out they had the garbage can ready and then Pat Duffy leaned his head over the edge of the garbage can and then Pat from Moonachie just here, you see him and then it keep coming it keeps coming is like way crazier and came out make somebody kept shutting it off and every time I start gagging me there was a dude who got knocked out so then what he did was he started he puked into a picture he took into a picture and then he was drinking his own puke trying to make the other people puke so then somebody dared this guy who had to take a swig from it and he had like this hipster Viking level beard and 10 years later he took this Viking level Swig he just gave himself and then he puked into the picture I think and remember it was in his beard disappointing that podcast and in that pocket in that shower I almost puke yeah doesn't crazy thing about seeing everyone people shoot some of the greatest moments are alive in my family we've got some Eskenazi bad Jane's we tend to Die Young and my grandmother died my grandmother's actually only 15 years older than my dad and she died two years ago last 10 years of a life horrible so we know what's going to happen to my family probably to all of us we don't tell your mother your grandmother had your father when she was 15 years old right whoa yeah back in the early days of World War II playing around with her boyfriend she claims to be a virgin but something got somewhere they shouldn't have and she's wearing high school that's probably why I work on Aging doing wrong growing up during the Depression and then World War II and then the Communists came into Hungary and right there a lot of people she had no she had no respect for Humanity so by the time I came along first of all she put all of her energy into to me and I was a spoiled brat as a kid so that that was one helpful to me I think now isn't at all but more importantly she wanted me to do the best I could with my life she said David do what you can to make this world a better place make sure that you leave this place better than you found it and that's what I'm trying to do wow what a profound piece of advice for a grandchild. She was a rebel she told me to get the rules when I kind of like you do if I'm going my own way and we'll see how this goes she from she went on Bondi Beach in Sydney in a bikini which was rebellious and she got taken off the page but by the police with a British thing wow okay like those pin-up girls right when you see them they always had one piece suits on like yeah so making you Guinea in the sixties as a woman on a run Islands she claims to have eaten human flesh and looking on but I think I'll robots that are you know anything that looks autonomous is kind of sinister-looking if we do eventually come to a where those things are going to war for us instead of us like if we get involved in robot wars are robots versus their robots and this becomes the next motivation for increased technological innovation to try to deal with Superior robots by the Soviet Union or by China like these these are more things that could be threats that could push people to some crazy level of technological innovation other drivers for technological innovation as well. That seems plenty strong commercial drivers let us say that we wouldn't have to rely on on World at that front of War kind of stay in about 10 and to try to see if it would be possible to just us being honored and upheld kind of predation on nuclear weapons which has limited I don't know I don't know exact number but it is a lot better than 50 or a hundred country yes and some other weapon says while blinding lasers landmines are supported avocado stay on the sidelines on that particular campaign being a launcher exactly what it is that what I mean certainly I'd be better if we refrain from having some arms race to develop these they're not and I've had for so I think myself quite Vivid the first one was in Martha's Vineyard it was 4 in the morning I got up to take a leak on the balcony there and I looked up in the sky in about a hundred thousand feet up I saw two glowing discs lying and Ashley animation you saw this I saw this how old are you I was and so I look up and I see these things and they're moving man they're going from Horizon to Horizon 20,000 miles an hour and I've been in an F5 I had it in my hands I've been in a B-25 I know helicopters I know Aviation a meteoric bull rides I know what's not a meteor and what is I know what's a helicopter in what is I know what's the moon and Venus to glowing glowing round objects a hundred thousand feet maybe 20,000 miles an hour if you win because they went across the sky like just in a zigzag formation so if I could scream to my wife my friends that got up at three of us saw it and I said you know and they all knew it was something unusual that was my first signing okay now who knows that that wasn't real but I I know what I saw I know what my friend so I know my wife's off those things were moving they were glowing fast they were flying information and they were doing enough speed to get from basically the right side of my why's the left side of my eyes really fast the second one was I was I was in so that's so that's four I can't those two is two and then the second one that I saw saw the one who the third one I saw I was up I was in Montreal Canada and I was on the 23rd floor of the Queen Elizabeth hotel and this would have been doing Patron in Canada the Patron tequila promotion and that was it would have been in the early 2008 I looked up and I'll be on the window there and I saw this on air mattress turned over on its you know what the with it with the bubbles on the bottom it was a hundred 50 ft long 50 ft wide gray it was a gray rainy day in Montreal broad daylight and he story of the hotel are the wires when it's got to be a balloon it's going to be there's no Thanksgiving Day Parade here what what is that and my friends were with me what is that in a come along and just parked outside the window we looked at it big gray thing with these balls underneath and then it slowly turned and we saw the full length of it and then it went around the corner and disappear come along and just parked outside the window we looked at it big gray thing with these balls underneath and then it slowly turned and we saw the full length of it and then it went around the corner we ran out in the hall and we just watched a drift kind of sideways off over the st. Lawrence River and disappear


    Dan Aykroyd's Ghostly Encounter | Joe Rogan
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    no no no love them but absolutely about motorcycles I don't fuk with them I was about to get one I had a bunch of took a bunch of lessons and I was going for my license and then two friends wiped out and get pretty significant accidents in one got it I know got hit by a car by an old man who ran a red light and T-boned the Aaron snapped his femur I can ride anywhere but I prefer to ride in the in the country up north in Canada do you know where I'm living today's half-and-half out there with my dad and Canada lot in the way of the old family farm with the cottage Farmhouse and people that experience isn't it so there's a reason why people don't want to live in a house where people were murdered no one was killed in that Farmhouse but I had many people passed there but even that weird that weird people out but absolutely if you have a house where people were murdered in this is why there's laws you have to divulge it wasn't because when I sold our house in Los Angeles we lived in this state and Woodrow Wilson turn on the celebrity ghost show talking about the spirits that were in that house what happens around the table shapes will be seeing you feel like touching the shoulder that kind of thing least a felt it and I had an experience one night where something got into bed with me and I was alone and went on there but I guess I just figured out locked out of the house right house goes to well or did try to come on to me and I didn't refuse it and went to sleep and I felt something next to me like felt that form next to me and I didn't know I was working on the picture and you're working on a film with almost with something that I've been working down at Universal I do maybe Dragnet or something like that OK Google when in bed and then there's like a weight next I feel awake next to me I turn my light. The person is lying I saw the depression there were two DS and I and I there were two Spirits it might have been there maybe Mama Cass herself while she died in London and there was another guy that apparently a rumor was he died of a drug overdose at a party and they buried him in the Hills oh and my daughter saw him walking with a little red-haired girl down the hall once and and and you know we think that that that he might have been there but anyway when we sold the house to Beverly that was right in that California real estate document that we have to sign by law do you have to divulge any unusual activity in the house so I had to sign up in there that said yes at the beginning of our 10-year in the house we do have experience happy you had to sign papers that said you had unusual activity you sell a house in California you will look in every real estate contract it will be a clause that you must report unusual unusual activity recognized State of California requires that in there real estate documents it's compelling evidence of people are paranoid they want people to see spirits also have that have reality I think you're laying down in bed so you're about to go to sleep and I look and I see this depression and then I go well what am I going to do about this belief up screaming no I rolled over and I just got another up against it and went to sleep and I slept like a baby step that the baby so I'm lying down and it in Old Fort and then this ghost hovers over me and in the director's cut I think the belt comes off in the past come down sex with ghosts didn't get nervous you know I'm a been so tired I may have been so resolved and resigned I thought you know what there's no point in panicking there it is I love you just accept it yes that's right I just accepted at 7 to go man why fight it spiritual it's true it's true so did you smell it no no smell just get sent out the weight felt the weight and saw the depression and then when I feel anything on your body form can you push against I actually kind of wanted to see what it felt like if there was something there and I did feel something there I was just another feminine or masculine I felt masculine party food like a dead biker maybe I don't like was the guy Gaiden the hillside I don't know could be a friendship you know Abraham Lincoln with partners and they were locked partners and they slept in the same bed many times when they were on the road yet knew there was something going on but they knew you liked her that you and the ghost had something happening after I told him yeah so they knew something was going on because they had been laid here the StairMaster going by itself that he my daughter had then you know other little things like jewelry dancing on the table to do something was going on in that house again I'm going on but they knew you were going to ghost had something happening after I told him yeah so they knew something was going on because they had been there to hear the StairMaster going by itself that my daughter had then you know other little things like jewelry dancing the table to do something was going on in that house again


    Dan Aykroyd on the Ghostbusters Reboot and New Ghostbusters Movie | Joe Rogan
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    talk to watch them work I I love I'm not in the picture so much anymore we've got the Ghostbusters movie that were working on now and I will be have to be performing in that but I like the new Ghostbusters movie so they're really good there was the one with all girls break film in really good film those girls were super but I should have been sitting there as a producer watching costs a little more we we we know Paul feig and and I and I when we had our little conflicts there were things that we thought that we didn't think would work why shoot at why spend the money you know he's a director you got to get we got to have faith so there was a little conflict there and I spoken about it before but all that's in the past I think you made a great picture with the girls I loved it I think they're all great in it really you know he treated the movie with a tribute kind of Legacy respect and and there were some great new Spirits in there and the girls were great now Ivan Reitman son Jason has written a new movie called The Goat balls going to be Ghostbusters the third movie all the most of the original people and then some from the original, bill because you would want to throw my dog with him to be able to do you know God can end and revisit that all that man I love my colleagues I I don't do the pictures anymore my chin and I'm I'm in that one but I love my greatest movies of all time they're going to collaborate on Broadway and I love watching actors working Stillman I enjoy going to movies if it's just I'm into other things


    Joe Tells Dan Aykroyd About DMT
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    ghosts are in the Bigfoot you're in the aliens UFO abductions everything tripping GIF what you what if you have good pot and you're smoking about what you're smoking the turkey that's what makes it that's what gives it its power terpenes give pot at the powerball's part of the elements are all in in all all marijuana you have to go to sleep your dad but yeah everybody has can cannabis cannabinoid receptors in them it is a tremendously healing a thing there's the terpene there's a chart Yahoo chart yeah they're doing benefits Russian trucks while it's legal now in Oregon well the point is that if John had been a pothead he'd be alive today because he died of a cocaine and heroin speedball injection defog when you gave him still under the Year award one day yeah it was one of the High Times awards are presented them what can having a cannabis is tremendously valuable money on the beverage it makes me more more open to the idea of extraterrestrials is some of the experiences that I've had on tryptamines you know particularly dimethyltryptamine but also psilocybin is back for me by gospel help how long back is that control situation transforms your perception of where you stand in the in the world and it's absolute Eagle dissolver you're you are confronted with experiences that defied logic and this is interesting one of things that showed me away from UFOs was DMT because cuz it was so profound it was so crazy that if a UFO landed right in front of my house and be like yeah it's not DMT though cuz DMT was completely different dimension and there were things there the more things that's what you were with a controlled environment as friends thousands of plants it's literally almost every plant nature in fact the one of the universities and Israel believes that it was responsible for the burning bush that Moses Gunn Ten Commandments from the outfit I think that burning bushes actually acacia tree and the acacia tree is Rich and DMT benefit it burst into flame in the NL de Vapor exactly or maybe they figured out a way to extract the dimethyltryptamine from the acacia tree or a bush Acacia bushes well and that they took this small amount of dimethyltryptamine from this fire and inhaled it and had this profound religious experience like I've experienced like many people experience that have taken it and I think that one thing that happens when you do this as you're confronted with entities now I don't know what these things are but they seem be communicating with you and they seem to be talking to you and they seem to know everything about you so the question is like is that really your subconscious is it this is is this you know what you know about yourself strip down to some very bear raw form and then confronted with the psychedelics that perturb your your visual cortex so they provide you with all these intense visualization or is it a chemical portal to another dimension where they effulgent beings like the word describes their complex geometric patterns made out of love and understanding and if they're communicating with you sounds like a nice B Lovecraft was a wonderful writer and and he describes in Ni maschine know that was HG Wells the books about back but no one ever found in the world now I think they found him but he had finished for a while HP Lovecraft maybe look up Graver the device but but you know he he wrote about geometric shapes he wrote about interdimensional geometric shapes and I'm getting up space where you saw the universe in terms of geometry and diamond shaped things in melted we do multi patterns and colors and female artist Alex Grey ass Crazy Beautiful amazing guy and he all of his stuff is tryptamine base artwork pull up some Alex Grey stuff so we can see it it literally when you see it you go on that I recognize that I recognized how long was your Voyage all of them are about 15 minutes to 20 minutes long depending upon this is all Alex Grey similar to what it feels like when you do dimethyltryptamine and Alex's had encountered a little purple Barrel right now just look like that I'd have a nice afternoon are the compounds they mimic normal human neurochemistry occurring compound in the human brain your liver your lungs and there's a lot of evidence at least in mammals it's produced by your pineal gland which is literally your third eye back I think I was in high school or something I never did it but I saw it and I think I was that's what I want to do my time I might mind my friend that they take one of these will have a better time so I didn't see any beings but the race was fun take one out for Ali how did you take it with a cap that doesn't work it was more strength and I never know it's not it will if it was it doesn't work because body produces monoamine oxidase and the only way that DMT Works orally is if you take an MAO inhibitor this is what Ayahuasca is by didn't have that is what the the indigenous people to Amazon a figured out it's how to take DMT with Harmony in the plants right in harming is a naturally occurring MAO inhibitor so that that you can take it orally it's also why the experience is not as intense but it's a long girl and many people find it more spiritual because you can relax Jimmy's coming to the experience but something happens in the body's production of DMT or the bodies breaking down of T&T we're producing something called for 4:00 C&M dimethyltryptamine this is out of psilocybin so maybe he gave you psilocybin pills real, that's real going to take psilocybin idd, I just eat the mushroom so they can get exact numbers Franklin on my cereal once and wise yeah and then going to deliver the mail


    Dan Aykroyd Reveals the Paranormal Inspiration Behind Ghostbusters | Joe Rogan
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    2 day do you spend thinking about this well I am an eternal researcher and I'm always looking for stories I love the new fun stuff that's coming out you know my family was into paranormal research that's why I wrote The Ghostbusters my dad was a researcher and like his father because because we have an Old Farm in Canada and my grandfather was a dentist in Kingston Ontario on the in the twenties and a man walked up to him he had been researching psychic research on the Otherworld and mediumship for many years in a guy walked up to him and said mr. eye dr. Akright I believe that I have a gift and its name was Walter Asher's he was a locomotive mechanic at the local engine works and he was our family medium for for at least 10 or 15 years and we would have they would have seances and then 20s and 30s Sunday afternoon the big Dodgers and Cadillacs with pull up in the women the matrons would get out in my great-grandfather would have a 90-minute session with the medium and they would Channel entities from the other side have you heard of the fox sisters in the whole Lilydale thing the whole mediumship of the concept that you know we are life lives beyond what we have here you know who John Edwards the psychic on television yeah bulshit the entire time to just get Slimmer John at work so I watch the show I kind of a kind of believed him but maybe sure if he was the one that got busted in those one of those psychics got busted wrapped Spirit wrap jacket go there and trained to be a medium why you'd want to I don't know I don't know it's a very exhausting imagine shutting down your whole system going with a entrace reaching the other side having that entity come through the other side use your body use your fluids use everything and then abandon you after and then just go if it's exhausting exhausting but my family research mediumship and I wrote Ghostbusters based upon a star family just making 48 they were lying in bed and their new house near Hartsville New York and all of a sudden this kind of wrapping started verifying them they thought it was confined just to that house in Hartsville but they managed to take it around 8 when we went to Rochester and happened in houses when they went to a theater and happened in front of three four hundred people naturally they tore the world with this they called it The Peddler and he was someone who was killed and murdered and buried in the house and the basement Peter Popoff they were all they were all around the world shipping tables and and and text out of my round this something about mean face ladies for my 218 writing a rap space reverberated in concert halls with my knees and my Knuckles crack my Knuckles maybe in my niece made me do it I was talked into it there was so much pressure on me and in the end of her life she then recanted her retention attraction of it but very convincing that was the origin of spirituality people were looking for a new religion in the twenties you had all kinds of protestantism that area of New York was called the burned-over District he's the preacher that all been through their people rebuilding in all kinds of different religion they were looking for something new and spiritual spirituality and spiritualism gave them that brought them I've had people contact me at half past and dreams I've never seen a ghost. Never you no experience. But I I do believe that Consciousness survives after death it's an interesting idea there's no evidence that it doesn't you know I'd I think that reincarnation is also a fascinating concept that's repeated in many different cultures and I wonder why you know there's a great Tyler Childers song called born again and it's it's about things living and dying and being reincarnated in in different times I N I think that's very attractive to people the idea that our physical bodies one but the spiritual body is something entirely different while I think that you know a fiesta Tractive it is a truck of atheist or never going to believe that they're not going to accept that it's hopefully a little help and Aliens they Boos that they were Russian research group photography kirlian she sat there and she was able to blow smoke into a fishbowl and shape the smoke in the Fishbowl so here's some kirlian images they have put a photograph auras and they did photograph they did Dino 21 grams is supposed to be the rate of the weight of the soul and they they photographed the guy dying and they claims were photographed his Aura leaving his body 1 grams and Killian photo of dying man I don't know but they're you saw the auras the photographs their physical embodiment well I don't know I said that it acts as a certain Force there's reacts to scales gravity right I mean


    Why Dan Aykroyd Is 'All In' On Bigfoot
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    you're you're a hundred percent in on ghosts I am. Tell me about why you're a hundred percent in on Sasquatch cuz that that one is a that's more puzzling you do it you lose which finger I'm like you thinking while he's got cast he's got hair m e l d r u m I'm not giving them a finger to find out Sasquatches real that's crazy you know yeah he's pretty devoted to us it's been around the world and her husband work on the pipeline and she tells a story one afternoon when she was at her you know her window on the kitchen and she went outside in the garden so she felt saw something went outside and she smelled this really strong strong musky musky odor and she saw this big huge shape at the corner of her garden going to disappear into the woods and bear grizzly Cobra not at all I think it's nonsense I think it's coyotes with mange this is like we'll go back to the goodfoot put the Ariel encounter be the school children at the Ariel School in in Zimbabwe in the in the 90s you were the other storage on and I was working on it two beings landed in two different crafts and they encounter encounter the schoolchildren all in elementary school and now they come back and they're interviewing them now and their adult time it's amazing how their story synchronize why would all of them conspire to make something up fourth really credible kids there that the UFO thing is less Preposterous than anything because we are currently sending spaceships into orbit we are currently sending probes to Mars we we were involved deeply involved in exploration of our solar system at least with these robots and drones and things that we can control that makes 100% Bigfoot is interesting to me because there was a creature called gigantopithecus it was an enormous primate that was a without a doubt lived it's a real thing it was a bipedal hominid they think was between eight and perhaps even 10 ft tall was a huge ape like creature and it went extinct in the reason why they found it is because there was an apothecary shop I believe it was in the 1920s and Anthropologist found a tooth and it's a popped shopping China you talk to the people where'd you find this he recognized as a primate to they brought him to the site where they found it and then they started finding other pieces they found bones that that seem to indicate that this thing was bipedal and this is something that's accepted in the paleontologist paleontological record this is like when an anthropologist look into history of primates when they look at the did they think this is a widely accepted real animal so why why why was real white whistle why did why do you say that it couldn't have survived and Beyond it Extinction in and then existed and some form there's no evidence is compelling just as fake they think they send in a kangaroo suit I just I just think Gabriel story meldrum's research the book that I read if the woman is one of those and I believe she has video footage was a small popular try finding a wolverine or a torosaurus Uber's won the super slots in the unit he decided that he was going to spend his life looking for the Giants long and these indigenous people appointed them in the right direction signs that there's you know there's dung seems to be sloth done they found they trying to point him towards where these things are and of the giant sloth was a real creature but there's no real evidence of the giant sloth is currently alive but the thing is the vast Wilderness of the Amazon rainforest is so impenetrable it'll be like trying to walk across the Earth and make a good audit of all the creatures that are on it you're going to run into them at you Noah many species are dying on this planet right now for dinner because we suspect there are many there to being discovered we never even knew about before and you know the Northwestern for us you're pretty impenetrable to the Yas Washington for us and it came into the United States and that's exactly where it would be it would be in a Pacific Northwest because as you walk down from Alaska vloggers going in there and seeing them or sensing the you know because they're being driven out of their environment so hostile accident logging companies that they think they have been perpetrated by by you know those are the Sasquatch got nobody wants to believe in Bigfoot more than me and I worked up in in the Northwest Territories I was a Flex track system mechanic on Tundra crawlers know the roads are there when I was a kid and I work for Department of Public Works and we were up there and long the hiney River lie have less River we're explorers were going and if they find their heads in the never come back walking up there and was with the survey people they've been coming up there if you know you know years before me and they and they said that does Sasquatch was a common thing that was spoken about among the natives and among the survey Crews up there excellent horror movies. It's really good you would love it love it it's about a bunch of people up there to try to replicate the Patterson Bigfoot Film sort of as a lark up there for fun and they encounter a real sasquatch so Willow Creek it's really good Pennswoods up there and maybe camp for a week and let man do to see something like that a bipedal hominid that is avoided detection hundreds if not thousands of years to be amazing yeah but there's a baseball made of Americans is Native Americans had more than a hundred different names between all the various tribes a hundred different names for Sasquatch Rob Baker no no that's Rick Baker background story. McGee who's the special effects Guy created the one for me but Rick Baker designed it originally but he made a Pat McGee Man the movie called o mop was it call Oma Primal scream see if we can but it's basically are moving about Sasquatch and you know it's it's incredibly compelling to people has been avoiding detection living in the Legends sometimes grandchildren and take them I think that's because it used to be a real thing and that's what I think I think that's because if he if we all agree and scientists agree that this gigantopithecus was a real thing if that is the case then it's entirely possible that one point at one point time human beings were in direct contact with him on the regular basis and no story has been passed down to generation after generation who the real question is are they still here because the people are telling you these stories like when we talked about people in North America it's widely accepted that most Native Americans they share a lot of genetics of people from Siberia to Siberia is was close to the Bering land bridge and come down these people eventually many many many many many thousands of years migrated into America so those are people that would have been in contact a hundred thousand whatever years ago it would they don't know if they know that these tea that they found from gigantopithecus indicate that at least a hundred thousand years ago they were alive does that mean they were alive 50,000 years ago very possibly homofloriensis you know that the Hobbit person that you found this tiny little thing in the right right on the floor as Island that thing didn't even know that was real until the two thousands and that thing existed as recently as I think it was thirteen or fourteen thousand years ago which is incredibly recent this is a completely new discovery that people found that there was a totally different species of human being that was very small over the chimp size brain but it was human that used tools and it lived amongst humans so this thing if they know it lived a hundred thousand years ago could have easily live 50 Mi to live 20 so it live 20,000 years ago we know they were real but there's no like I'm some until I saw a man I feel like we're the other picture don't know but I sensed it I think if you did if you put on Mount mounted a horrible Avatar Style military incursion into some of the Deep Woods of Northwest America you might you might get traces but coming on what a horrible thing that would be today I know but then you're destroying is all mine that's a pat Magee's version of a scrape yeah yeah tile saw like found-footage I got whole thing with you okay here we are in the woods and even if I don't believe in Bigfoot or don't believe it's currently alive cuz I know too many people that are in the woods all the time I know too many people that are Hunters that are in the woods that have a spend weeks and weeks in the woods and none of them since shaft Bears walk on two feet though that's really normal yeah and when you're in thick dense forest bears walking on two feet you see him in the dusk, but I'm convinced and then you really are convinced so then you go back and tell everybody yeah I think you know basically just each individual has to make their own minds up about all of this stuff and if you want to believe it's just like your religion you know I I believe in mediumship I believe in the afterlife five of our consciousness Play My Religion and who's to say why should I be disputed on that you know I'm glad you know how many people live in the Virgin Mary Caplan's and beliefs another was Noah's a new know there was no Virgin Mary know I respect people's belief and they will decide what you believe and that's what helps you you know and I I would never dispute that and likewise I want to be respected for my belief and spiritualism and mediumship and I do the official story of every single thing you know why that's good because that empirical view will be able to sort out the fake stuff to hold stuff from the real stuff if people of real scientific minds and unreal you know and course they're going to it that's what's going to that's what's going to sort out what's real and what isn't story of every single you know why that's good because that empirical view will be able to sort of the fake stuff the whole stuff from a real stuff if people of real scientific minds and unreal you know and course they're going to it that's what's going to that's what's going to sort out at what's real and what isn't


    Joe Rogan: Success Without Love is Like Cement Without Water
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    experience is it just wonderful what how how we wake up in the morning human identity our house in a private jet if you know of love you don't have anything you're missing the the key ingredient that's right now it's like having cement but not having water that's right now so you have the mix lets you out of the water. If you have nothing that you ain't build it anyhow motherfuker equip and unfortunately there's so much lack of love in the world for other people you know instead of propagate loved and want to propagate anger and they want to propagate hate and it's so you do and so many people are dissatisfied by their own existence that they want to do that but they don't understand but that by doing that you are perpetuating this whole terrible cycle that you've been caught up in yourself if you go out there hating on everybody and being shity to everybody and throwing all this anger out there in the world that you are literally poisoning yourself there's a there's a wonderful quote about jealousy that I think also applies to hate is that it's one of the the rare things that is ineffective the person who's your target but works on you instead they can get jealous if there's a person out there like oh I I wish I was living her life and you're angry at her like you is that hurting her call with a happier life and that down. That is a big part of it a big part of his embracing love and friendship and camaraderie and be nice to people and I liked it so much easier to be nice and to be mean yeah it's hard for some people because they're not even nicer themselves while self-love is where it all starts you don't like yourself watch yourself you ain't going to do it to anybody else sometimes I wake up in the morning I don't really like myself for what I've done the next day or the day before in the past but you know me and I I got a lot myself enough to get up and get going and yeah just keep going it too much this wild Crystal vodka no no everything in moderation


    Dan Aykroyd: At This Point We Should Accept Aliens Are Real
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    I'm so I think I don't think they want to form a relationship with us I think you're coming and going like taxis and they have been since the beginning of the existence of Life on this planet are the existence of this planet you think they engineered human beings well that mission to Mars movie is one of NASA employees favorite movies I think maybe they might and amar's movies out tomorrow is Tim Robbins really good picture perhaps we were helped along in our development around really really good I have an interesting story for you on this is of course totally attic do I need a part of them it's part of the lore and we have one other drinks okay so I don't believe that I don't believe that that's a fake experience it wouldn't. Crystal head vodka cleanest walked in the planet are a good friend of everybody's but I love buzz and so they go to the moon and I love that story about the left when they when they landed and then that he had to kind of go over some rocks and a hotel room and want to and there was a woman there who had been previously head of MI6 and she was a part of this cocktail party and she overheard a conversation between Neil Armstrong and another gentleman was in the intelligence service and the guy was asking him about the moon landing and Neil said you know there was a frequency that we switched to talk about other things that were happening at that time that's what do you mean you said when we landed there on the rim public radar nearby he said there were several ships and they were large and menacing with a menacing ship so I have a straight right other woman that woman was with MI6 purportedly that's kind of a funny story the tether broke off with a mile long and it was supposed to spin off of satellite with a mile long and they stand it broke the other is a mile-long but in the back of the tether you see these old Lifesaver shaped Rings going back and forth David Serena says that's a species that was trying to help the planet and we were bringing giant water bags and giant giant water vessels to heal our ozone layer knows the SDS 1979 space shuttle tether water water water took the big big massive massive dumps of water these were supposed to be these old shaped Lifesaver shaped UFO figures and then what he did was he compare them against the length of the tether which was a mile long and said these things would have had to have been you know quite large should have them on theorist and STS space shuttle 1979 you should also check and Herb Schirmer Schirmer Blumenthal you know this is a video for the distinct morphologies What's the title of this who's this from Emeritus brain research laboratory Northern California Cosmetology center for cosmetology Silicon Valley California Us in the cable that it makes it like they're enormous but they're actually quite small I think I think at this point we can accept that these ships are real but they're Advanced there yes we can't I think we can accept that there's just so many so much so much footage so many reports Ted Phillips has trace evidence so many Landing sites so many human transformation now John Mack at the session I was out of this Fifth Avenue Medical Institute a woman got up and she said I was a socialite in Massachusetts I all I cared about was money and spending money and we're going to spend money in and buying things in one afternoon I was in my garden and an orange orb came into the garden and figure got out and lectured me you have so much power just like the guy in the sailboat you can make this planet a better place your obligation now is to use your power and your wealth to make this planet play since she is not one of the leading environmentalists on the planet she devotes her money and time to this what's her name I don't know her name I don't remember her name but Jan harzan. Jan harzan I do know his name he's had a new van and why is Jan harzan at IBM IBM Mainframe engineer head of new fun because when he was a boy in Marin County California he and his brother were left for the weekend he's attending 12 year old brother 12 year old brother hangs can an aura dropped in with backyard and two beings got out and played with them for several hours and then he came back the next day and John said I have to go into science I got to know what that was I wasn't a helicopter that wasn't that you had man on if you had you should have these words just flying out of his head these names are deeply ingrained in his memory Henley Park I mean to Delphos parking above your family BBQ you know how do we benefit our planet how do we make this planet better how do we take this morning The Day the Earth Stood Still when the greatest UFO movies ever Patricia Neal not sure what a great movie man after a movie on your children that idea what was going on and it took all of the stories that were reported in and Bruce's book here and kind of going to steal them into you know into a theory of what might be happening children that idea you should show your bil-jac that was in the fifties yeah that's a great one and because it really took the real science of what was going on and and and it took all of the stories that were reported in in Bruce's book here and kind of going to steal them into you know into a theory of what might be happening


    Skeptical Joe Rogan Discusses UFO's with Dan Aykroyd
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    give me a second to make phone calls are going to let you know take out Don Lemon or something cuz he talks s*** about Trump. Maybe she just normal people people deserve it all their experience with a plaque you can go to the place where they were allegedly abducted in the state of New Hampshire has you ain't already happened a state-certified or state recognized paranormal experience and also another states are 61 out right around the time that was a couple months before Kennedy was shot right wasn't shot November 63 for him right now mysterious Marfa lights they have all kind of a picnic area we can watch them at night no one knows what they are the up here every night and they bounced around in Horizon the go up and down and back and forth people sell their headlights from different cars in the highway but the Airforce the state police they're all trying to figure out what they they aren't we just don't know what the Marfa lights are in their right you're nice by the state of Texas as a paranormal event but every night consistently going back and forth and symmetrical patterns what is with the opinions Nation Nonno's mystery lights the state of Texas has a little black the Marfa mystery lights enjoy them because their there they're not be there tonight though 6 p.m. till 2 in the morning I'm not buying that one people that I've talked to would have had sightings and have that experience to seem very genuine I don't know that anyone has been I don't know anyone that's been blown out publicly that I would doubt I mean can you think of one I don't know by what I believed that the Allagash boys Calvin Parker down there in Mississippi to Pascagoula incident I mean again there their lives were severely negatively affected by these experiences check their life they don't they're not a Whitley don't do that future tellers that they don't think there's a guy there he was he says that the Elena. Is back screen porch door he's in town Colorado do you know that gentleman he says balls deep in this man you know all these stories siba fabricating things and I'm also sure there's a lot of people that believe they're telling a true story but in fact or schizophrenic or they have some issues or there's I think there's a lot of that going on Billy Meier was was doubted for me know what you think about the pictures are so vivid in that plating splitting story so vivid I don't mean Billy Meier UFO come Knockin pictures in a white lie by the pine tree they're going they're going all he attached the saucer to the Pine Tree threw it in the air okay well that's one Theory but wasn't it you know didn't they do that just to show the scale of their ship and some of those photos are pretty pretty convincing I don't know and call again you know if there was anyone that I have gout out because Saddam so much doubt has been thrown his way that's pretty pretty I mean how do you well I suppose with Photoshop and Bruce Maccabee I believe like you could say all these positive things about feels he work for the Navy he was at 1 call very very thorough and closing Curry on the on the matter so if you ask me who I doubt maybe I don't know Billy Meier I don't know I don't know why don't you set up a camera crew 24/7 for a couple weeks and let Steven Greer uses lasers said that if you know they've sat on him and watch these things come and go at the North Carolina at their house but people saying that something happened until I get all the photos but his thing is about UFOs he's made documentaries about UFOs how business is he knows a lot about UFOs what you want to Greer I'm not buying what do you want Ashland oil refinery near McGrath Nebraska flash of light when oil refinery in the broad daylight not a good thing could be a fire goes up not into UFOs highway patrolman goes up he was taking it to a ship and deposited as one of the famous one so No Agenda there didn't want to tell the story again got into some cups do people over for nothing some people shoot people for non-existent crimes there's a lot of people that just happen to be police officers that are also full of s*** that's that a lot of people are full of s***. do Highway Patrol mini set of saucer landed Nissan Land and Dan Aykroyd everybody wants to be special and one of the best way to be special is for you to have a special moment with some special creatures from a special play no one else can recognize whether or not you're telling the truth and not telling the truth right talk about this and everybody wants to listen and they listened to you they're totally fixated on everything you like to sell how about how about that is not sorry Air Force pilot and still lives in around he's does many lectures and he did the famous it's the Iranian Tehran UFO sighting he chasing UFO in his jacket in the thing turned off all the electronics in the Jenny said this thing was moving how about General the Brewer will he said David fravor I don't know him he's he's the guy that they were talking about on The Bob Lazar documentary he's he experienced something that flew exactly like the Lazar once I'm going to talk to him and he is incredibly credible and you know the military accolades he's a very well-respected guy and he's never had any other Fantastical sort of stories that he's told I can't wait to talk to him about the Barbies a good guest 2 blindsiding that's another one but I like I like your view you or not going to sit here until it's all true I'm accepting at all it's too easy to get them while I give you two here today from my experience is the ones that I believe and that's Betty and Barney Hill Travis Walton also there wasn't a precedent Betty and Barney Hill in 1961 there wasn't a bunch of people that were talking about these things happening to them and since then they've been very many they were really similar very similar and it makes you wonder what I want to say to people that are skeptical and of course I'm knocking holes in these things but if that if it did happen and you were left alone to try to explain to people something that is incredibly unique very few people ever experienced it it would be so hard to get people to believe you well that's why you have to go to work with rational professional but there's no such thing you know well John special means you make money doing it means you started it you make money doing this not a single f****** human being on this planet as a professional Explorer of other worlds right there's not a single person on this planet that is a professional expert on alien civilization and could tell you everything they need to know I know more about French the French language than anyone that's ever lived knows about alien civilizations and I don't know s*** about French I know it's a real place I know Frances real place in French is a real language and I can say parlez-vous Francais that's more than anybody can be explained about money any civilization on some of the plants to take the credentials of the people who they are UFOs generals pilots and when you have that thing you would do things that make you go see flying saucers Indianapolis news by Bruce I believe Bruce was a real thing I believe Stanton's the real thing I listened J Allen hynek he was so that's a star this is swamp gas that was his directive but then when he left Project Blue Book he said listen these things are real you have 20% of sightings or that's why I was thinking these things and then after it was all over he was compelled to communicate with the American public that there was a real situation going on can Arnold his siding is pretty compelling Nora so I think I don't think they want to form a relationship with us I think you're coming and going like taxis and they have been since the beginning of the existence of Life on this planet of the existence of this planet you think they engineered human beings well that mission to Mars movie is one of NASA employees favorite movies I think maybe they might have tomorrow's movies out in tomorrow is Tim Robbins really good picture listen to this planet you think they engineered human beings well. Mission to Mars movie is one of NASA employees favorite movies I think maybe they might have the Mars movies out in Mission tomorrow is Tim Robbins really good picture


    Dan Aykroyd Details His UFO Experiences | Joe Rogan
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    and I would be nice to find that that's for sure but I believe I believe Bob I do and I believe Donnie and Jenny and I believe driving I want to believe all of them but I believe the I believe the Allagash guys why would why would they do this Summit middle of crazy stories people love telling you their psychic people of believing in astrology people but people believe in Bigfoot I think that there's a lot of people out there that want fantastic things to be real including me it's exciting it's way more exciting than early than not being is entertaining that's why I love the whole problem with severely damaged like Barney Hill was damaged boys were damaged there an interesting couple cuz they were an interracial couple what year was this this happened to 7 so they were dealing with all sorts of pressure this is during the Civil Rights Movement and they were you know you know they were pretty it was it was not the what you would expect for people that were calling out and trying to get attention in the way another way they described as of resonated with people while he was having nightmares and rashes and they had to come to some medical conclusion about it and they just don't let her friend consistently it wasn't a they consulted a friend at the Air Force so you know who they knew and they they kind of enzyme and them not know it's a it's a fascinating story there's just you know it's just it's very very very entertaining and my mother worked for the ministry of Munitions and Supply in World War for the minister and she was suborned to work with the craft production for the hurricane she was in charge of working with getting the hurricane fuselages built in Canada after 4 thank you for the hurricane fighter plane so just you know in the world of Aviation and a 1947 she was walking down Spark Street in Ottowa and she looked up in the sky and she was certain said something told me to look up and she said she saw it look like a Christmas tree ornament just winking above the street about four or five hundred feet blinking on and off red green white red green light that's all I do know and then she looked at in and she's just zipped off in the sky and disappeared around the house after that point we always had articles there's an article is a cover of Life magazine with Marilyn Monroe talk about flying saucers and the cover of look Magazine with Elizabeth Taylor it catalogs the Barney and Betty Hill incident so whenever one of those. She always had that at home from then and I've had four sightings myself quite Vivid the first one was in Martha's Vineyard I was 4 in the morning I got up to take a leak on the balcony there and I looked up in the sky in about a hundred thousand feet up I saw two glowing discs lying and Echelon formation you saw this I saw that they're going from Horizon to Horizon National media like bull rides I know what's not a meteor and what is I know what's the helicopter in what is I know what's the moon and Venus to glowing glowing round objects 100000 ft maybe 20,000 miles an hour to do in because they went across the sky like just in a zigzag formation so if I could scream to my wife my friends that got up at three of us saw it and I said you know and they all knew it was something unusual that was my first real I know what I saw I know what my friend so I know my wife's off those things were moving they were glowing fast they were flying information and they were doing enough speed to get from basically the right side of my eyes to the left side of my eyes really fast the second one was I was I was in so that's so that's four I can't those two and I was four of the Queen Elizabeth hotel and this would have been when we were doing Patron in Canada the Patron tequila a promotion in that was it would have been in the early 2000s and and I looked up and Beyond the window there and I saw this air mattress turned over on its with the bubbles on the bottom gray it was a gray rainy day play Montreal broad daylight and here was this thing at the 23rd story of the hotel and I'm looking at it and it moves slowly down Saint Catherine Street and I'm thinking where are the wires where the wires were around the corner we ran out in the hall we just watched a drift kind of sideways off over the st. Lawrence River and disappear like to see five or six and like that and then and then they the fourth one that I saw I was on my motorcycle leaving town to go Kingston Ontario where I live there and I was driving out of the farm gate and and I saw there's a power line that runs on the opposite Farm there across the road and I saw this winking red-light just moving slowly along the top of the power pylons and I thought call Trenton Times and it goes like this I'm watching at night I stop the bike you know anymore and then it stops and makes a right angle turn it comes right at me and so I turn on I have a police motorcycle so I turn on my wig wags you know like that you have a police motorcycle why do poem over your Sheriff well I would Reserve deputy sheriff reserve and it turns on a light and I'm going I'm looking at the damn thing where's the wash where's the where's the it looks like it looks like it's got to be a helicopter Rings rotors nothing just just a mass of kind of metallic and lights and it just shines a slide light on me and I turn the lights on the bike on and then turn them off and then it went the light off and it just drifted out over the field and just so different if it was in the year 1987 or so and I woke up I woke bolt upright at 3 in the morning I said I got to go outside next day all over the radio of Upstate New York they talked about a big pink spiral in the sky that it appeared to Upstate Northern Northeastern Ontario in Upstate New York and they were saying old was a Chinese rocket what a bot rocket for the Chinese Center rocket this was the exclamation with the media and government was giving at the time so those are my experience and we were doing over there for for Bonnie Hammer over there at at the Syfy Channel and was an interview show where I talked to Doug Meldrum the Sasquatch expert and yeah I believe him I believe him he's passionate about it I don't see why he can't he's also a scientist I talk to all those people but they're the day that I had to say yes I do I believe I believe woman super athlete she was attacked your camper was attacked by when she tells us going again but where was I about the Arabs why we get back to the Syrian UFOs and I had Steven Greer and Stephen Bassett on that same day. Steven Greer on the cattle to okay so I interview Stephen Bassett them about interview Greer and I got a call about like noon afternoon break and they called me say you shows cancelled we won't get out of the studio by the end of the day and we're not going to hear anything that you've done sleeping. Stephen Bassett Steven Greer the UFO now maybe animated decision you know talk shows not really our thing or Aqua it's not really what we want on our Network or I don't know what she called by someone or what like what are these crazy f****** doing was there any of that like if you were a non believer non UFO enthusiasts your interview show me footage I just I just interviewed talk to people is this like it's going to none that don't do talk shows I did a show on Sci-Fi TV show called Joe Rogan questions everything we're along our last very long but part of that was my idea for Bonnie hammer new show on Sci-Fi TV show called Joe Rogan questions everything where a lot of their last not very long but part of that was my idea to work for Bonnie hammer


    Joe Rogan | The Crystal Skulls and Alien Abductions w/Dan Aykroyd
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    want to talk to you about the the story of the Crystal Skull themselves cuz there is this strange sort of folklore attach them and then there's a lot of people that believe that it's all horseshit in that these were created by modern people in the Marine Underground Yelp in order to my understanding the Aztec have each had one of the most famous one is the mitchell-hedges skull which was found in the Yucatan by Anna mitchell-hedges he reached into a cave she was with her grandfather and was run 1926 and she reached in and there was an oil cloth covered item in there if you pulled it out and opened it up and there was the two-piece detachable jaw mitchell-hedges skull view the Hewlett-Packard engineer they said it could not have been carved by a lapidary by my tools Edgewood been polished over hundreds of years / about / centuries to get to the shape that it was so they said it was a polished item let's see there's a mitchell-hedges call the Phyllis Newman's gold and Max you just that later decided by some people. This is not the case I'm going to I'm going to exactly get to that point because of course it's it's important it doesn't affect my business whether they're fake or not these were beautiful artifacts and we've recreated it beautifully but it's nice to know the true story and I what spot on the theory either way so there's the Phyllis Newman skull I mean Max you have to put it in the closet cuz it talks to her the one that hit the brakes and you're obviously Canadian Canadian guys in the Philip Newman Newman's call she got it and it's name is Max you have to put it in the closet because it talks to her she said so there's mitchell-hedges yes he does Phyllis has that one then there's the lenses the mitchell-hedges skull that's in Indiana the one with the man that took care of Anna at the end of her life eventually had it and got it it's at in Brampton Ontario for many years and I never saw it but people said when they walked into the room and she she kept it in that there was a media feeling of well-being and healing coming over to look at the at the original mitchell-hedges skull there's one in Mexico City is one like one of our money's it's got a cross stuck right in the top of it which is you know that would shatter Crystal if you did that how that cross got there I don't know there are others one at the Smithsonian in Washington to at the Smithsonian Washington DC and one at the Victoria and Albert Museum so that's the supposed to be 8 that we have in $5 missing the woman that Smithsonian has the two there cloudy orange running a cloudy green when I'm going smaller she says they're all fakes that they were carved by a German lapidary in the eighteen hundreds and that he seated them around the world oh wait a minute I think one was found in one was found in Ohio or hearing at the serpent Maryland has she had the tools to do it and she figures artifacts Polished by tribal cast down but they're all fakes but it's just about an Airship to go and deposit these wherever they might be around the world and what it was you can get the pictures of the Stalls up to Smithsonian Crystal heads and smoke Sicilians Crystal had you can get in Victoria Albert Crystal head clear or see there's one at the British Museum and there's some that are clear and a more beautiful there's some that are rougher like that one there and the and the green and the orange one but she says all fake butt modern Western how were they a car that's the thing that came from the Star children if they were brought down and deposited and given to them as crystal ball devices scrying devices to one down there I have to trust the lady at the Smithsonian but then I question they were found at different times in history around the world how do you go and see how you deposit them there what about some sort of a very fast-moving drill with a diamond bit on it that can slowly grind down well that would be then that would be them to be marks that would be visible under under the scanner they put couldn't you polish those marks down I don't I think that the intensity of this of the Hewlett-Packard scrutiny reveal that there were none of those marks and that's why they were able to make their clients but I don't trust me either do I so when I quietly open with all these things I want to believe you I want I want them to be from the sky people I do too but again you know you've got a professional in Washington at our national museum there who says no they're not what is she now is much as we do but I'm downstairs if you are professional intellectual or someone as a curator of you know fine artwork and ancient relics you kind of have to be one of those people that dismisses anyting Preposterous cuz if not there's no way you can sit down and say Neil Barney and Betty Hill were abducted by a flying saucer 1957 he's not going to accept Latinos about physics and Science and propulsion in the universe and how to get from place to place defies the device of Legend Drive I would say defies the theory that there are extraterrestrial Advanced ships out there he can accept it it's just you know you it would be unprofessional for him to say okay there's even a possibility that there were abductions by the Benny and Barney Hill stories very interesting but there's there's no real evidence other than their is that correct well there was a stain on Betty's dress there's her excellent recall she was not he was unconscious paint on her dress is so interesting. It was a fluid that they used in the testing that some kind of a fluid accounting test that they did it once they drew over from her and they do sperm from him now so there's a book out called Contact by Stanton Friedman I don't know I have to ask Kathleen where it is that they did it end up in the junkyard cuz they were marks on the back of the car as well they were trace evidence in the back of the car you know Ted Phillips is he goes around the world collecting Trace all the evidence and radioactive signatures from sightings and and and landings on the back of the car and it was a couple of March but it was Betty's it's their credibility why would they want to bring this into their lives and she was conscious and unconscious or much of it and Barney was not conscious he was unconscious if you hear the tapes of bensimons interviews with them under analysis he was just so frightened when when the little of the being Betty looked at the map and end up being shorter a map if she was on her way out the door and she said may I take this in the being was going to give it to her but then another one zipped up and said no me I can't have this the spaceship said they have an area of the little gray Zeta reticuli Barney and Betty's abduction you had Marjorie fishing out of mature amateur astronomer she took the memory of Betty's Benadryl to star map and she did a three dimensional scale model of that part of the universe and was able to identify Zeta reticuli 1 and 2 and accepted by astronomers self that map that Betty saw board that ship had not been seen on Earth before no none of it at all and end and you know interesting things like when they got back to the the house there there there the house was open then the keys to the house were in on the table with leaves so that they might have dropped them at the site and they being returned them now, but Hopkins yes he said that's where the woman was floated out of her apartment building over the East River in orange or picked her up from the river he was a graphic artist he was a designer a painter and a lovely man and he was one of the first people to start to deal with the trauma of abductees hit big they he got a reputation for being able to interview them hypnotized them interview them and get their stories and empathize and sympathize with him and he said that in some cases that he studied the beings would grab a man from somewhere in America and grab a woman and out of their cars out of their clothes put them up custom drywall red rossburn fluids whatever they're doing and then the woman would wake up in the man shoes or a different car or they wouldn't have two beings were finished with them I don't care where they going to put them put them back in the artist halibut from the store and not eat the fish cuz they want the the salmon to be healthy they want the trout to be healthy him and then they release him but if you're a brown Treadwell brown sugar and base it but if you're a rainbow trout run down this River as they're trying to draw you into a big 9 lb rainbow catch of a lifetime things like how the f*** did I get here what am I doing outside of my driver am I doing in this other dimension of are where I can't breathe that precisely and that's that's what I bet catch-and-release people Travis Walton says you know you got to think of them as just people from over there they're just I want to believe them but this is what I want people to consider because most people that are pragmatic reasonable people that don't want to be ridiculed they look at these stories then go out, and people are full of s*** and I've been there too but I want I want people to imagine that is if aliens did AK occasionally visit Earth what how often do you think this to take place and how it would be very infrequently and if it was if it was half you should be completely unique unusual occurrences out of nowhere where someone would come down it would do something and they would be leaving the person with this thought in this memory in this inability to describe it with normal words if you were taken aboard a spaceship and you were some reptilian beings that were 3 ft tall were running experiments on you and you were paralyzed and they released you back on Earth what words do you have available to you to describe this experience in a way you tell me hey Joe I went white water rafting with my kids it was a great time it was so fun we got to see Eagles and it was it was gorgeous then we had lunch at this beautiful little cafe what a great day I can Envision this experience I can see it but if you tell me hey man we went camping and I woke up and smelling it a finger in my Allagash Bruce Maccabees book of its all the headlines from 1952 432 reports given and I'll address your specific question about people how they relate their experiences and and how genuinely feel in it in a second here 432 reports given the Air Force in 1952 on Ariel siding ships from other planets we got memories members memos from the government hear former Army pilot sees Flying Saucer by daylight whatever was cited here July 30 stories fighter pilots at Newcastle say alert for more sauce two reports yeah that's your clone this people's never lie why don't you know that they never they never make fake stories never talk shimmy already told me and Leslie Keno reporters for the New York Times and they've been studying this phenomenon they report Rivera credibly on it I'll tell you how an abductees experiences related I attended a lecture at the Fifth Avenue Medical Institute in in Manhattan with my wife a few that would be about 15 years ago and John Mack was a lecturer you know he wrote the book abduction was the Harvard psychiatrist who wrote abduction we can get that up to abduction John Mack will you die in a car accident stepped off a curb in in in a in a small town in England and he was struck by a car and three other John Max died the Same Day in England so so if you think people whacking John Max is he not too much I don't know and there were 300 abductees there... Someone who interviewed with some some of your not but we were there for interested to find out about brother experience and one guy got up and said he had one arm and I don't know whether that was related I don't think was related experience but he said I'm a Wall Street broker I'm quite well-off I have a sailboat I was in Long Island Sound a few years ago and a blue light hit me and I had missing time of about five or six hours but in it I have filter filtrated memories of you beings addressing me and telling you that I was powerful and influential men I could help the planet survive and they put me back in my ship when I woke up and and and and he said I'm waiting for them to come back I want them to come back and I asked the room I got up and I said of all of you been taking how many of you would would want to repeat the experience or have it happen again in about half of them said no Beltway they wanted to have it happen again and 1/2 said yeah saucers over the the capital the glowing lights in July 1952 Washington initiated by the detonation of the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki where they decided okay these f****** monkeys are doing some stupid s*** we need to go down there and see what's up and see if there's an imminent danger to the cosmos let's find out what kind of capabilities they have cuz if you listen to Lazar or if you believe the work Zachariah sitchin there any of the people that believe that human beings were engineered that there's the reason why this is giant leap between us and the rest of primates in the planet is because something came down and manipulated our genetics while the movie Mission to Mars with Tim Robbins you know basically it says that you know beautiful come on let's go here now for an airplane. Ain't a helicopter now I'm crazy photographing hits from 1952 I mean the special effects back then were incredibly crude. put under pressure to do so in the movie called what is it that there's a documentary on Netflix it's available that he's in that he talks about the pressure that they put on him to make light of that incident and he talks about his own personal experiences was seeing something some sort of triangle shaped craft it was enormous the size of several football fields was flying overhead that was completely silent and how it freaked him out Delta crops are very very interesting but video of the 80s and with the samurai Tanto is investigator there afternoon fun these things would park over the family Barbecue for about half an hour and you know families in suburbs were looking up them the sky being blotted out for these things parking about them so it comes down to I don't think these beings Lord Hill Norton said there were 23 different species visiting a plan in 23 different types of ships I don't think they want a formal relationship with people on Earth they want an informal secret relationship I think they probably have one with elements of the black elements of the Air Force in the government you know David Sarita is I've heard is David's really should have them all and he's very knowledgeable about this he's been precipitated by the Trinity explosion at because it was such an interdimensional disturbance of the atoms being split and that explosion it was it was that that saucer there that went down in 47 may have may have been influenced somehow negatively bye-bye close enough Stanton Friedman doesn't didn't buy that I love Stanton he just passed away there he was the expert on Roswell dinner with him the night before I don't have I don't I used to believe I had the best bulshit meter in the world but as I've gotten older I've got more honest I don't I didn't see anything he's he's incredibly smart guy and he's not a guy was like seeking out attention and he's not profiting from this and then just his demeanor and everything just science in general and we talked about all sorts of different things and he's a scientist is it legit scientist I've talked to a lot of them yeah I know what kind of person is he said when they just hassled him again there they raided his is nuclear isotope he talked openly about it in the 90s that he had managed to weasel some away from the area S4 and they think that he still has it done that George Knapp it actually filmed that it showed some really bizarre distortions using this stuff and then it was able to it it was it was I got to remember exactly what it did that they show but they did some experiences like steam or smoke or something like that would have showed Element 115 admitting George Knapp it actually filmed that it showed some really bizarre distortions using the stuff and then it was able to hit it was it was I got to remember exactly what it did that they show but they did some experiences like steam or smoke or something like that would have showed Element 115 admitting some sort of vapor know it was emitting some sort of a field where you literally couldn't physically touched


    Should We Assume The Simulation Has Already Been Created?
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    adoption for the possibility that one day we could conceivably create some sort of an amazing simulation but it hasn't been done yet and this is why it's become the topic of conversation is that there's some need for concern because his extrapolate technology and you think about where it's going down where it's headed there could conceivably be one day with this exist should we consider this and deal with it now outside say that that would be the third take the first two are wrong right then. Many many more simulated once turn on simulated one will be over the course of all of history over the course of our history you know that by the end of time that would have been let outside and the original all have subjectively indistinguishable experiences to count from the inside tell the difference then what given that assumption would it be rational for you to believe should you take your one of the exceptional ones or should you think you're one in amongst that the largest simulated one happened yet yeah but my dick look at the Showcase of just let's just look in the narrow case past the Earth if the historical records accurate if it's not a simulation then it seems very reasonable that we're just dealing with incremental increases and Technology that's pretty stunning and pretty pretty profound currently but that we haven't experienced a simulation yet is not right sure if you were in a simulation yes but it's also how it would look if you're not in a simulation yet that's also a possibility to know right but most people for whom it looks like that it would be the case that they would be stimulated by we be assumed something so unbelievably fantastic when just life itself is preposterous the life itself just being a human being on a planet you know this planet spinning a thousand miles an hour hurtling through Infinity that in itself is fairly Preposterous if it didn't exist but it does exist and we know that we at least we're all agreeing Upon A Certain historical ryderwear green upon Oppenheimer the Manhattan Project World War 1 World War we're agreeing on Korea Vietnam were quick ring on Reagan and Kennedy wear green all these things historically if we are all agreeing that there's a sort of historical process we are all green I remember when the first iPhone was invented I remember when the first computer I remember when this I remember the internet why would we assume that there's a simulation we could assume that there's a possibility of a simulation but why were you soon the simulation hasn't occurred why wouldn't we assume the simulation hasn't occurred yet but it is a possibility that we would be in the first time sickness off all of these things where you have uncertainty about who we are what time it is where you are so if you might have for example all of these people who would existed this annoying having to place bets on whether they're simulated or not and you think about two possible different ways of reasoning about this someone is randomly selected individual from all these individuals and you bet accordingly lexicon Master simulated most lottery tickets are assuming that most of similar this where I'm getting confused by the end of time by the end of this is not going to argue about pragmatic reality of biological person that has a finite life-span you're born you die you're here right now and we are apart of this just the long line of humanity that created all these incredible things it's led up to civilization it's let up this moment right now are you and I are talking to these microphones and luthien broadcast why isn't it likely that a simulation hasn't occurred yet that we are in the process of innovating and one day could potentially experience a simulation but why are you not factoring in the possibility with the probability that that hasn't taken place yet but if you're done that people follow this General principle up assuming that they would be the ones in the original history before the simulations that happened run then almost all of them are bats once the simulation has actually integrate evidence of the simulation is taking place but there is evidence that you're a liar mother you have a problem in that. There's can be true in the simulation as well I mean yes. Right now why would we assume why why would a simulation be the most likely scenario when we've experienced at least we believe we've experienced all this innovation in our lifetime we see it moving towards a certain direction why wouldn't we assumed that that hasn't taken place yet yeah I think to try to argue for the premise that conditional on there being first and initial segment simulated Joe Rogan experiences and then a lot of other segments of simulated ones that condition of the world in fatality Lux you should think you're one of the simulated ones by piece of probability Theory called and tropics betting strategies for this population of Joe Rogan experiences the ones that would lead to the overall maximum amount of winning would be if y'all thought you're probably one of these simulated segments if you had the general reasoning rule that in this kind of situation you should think that you're at the initial segment simulator experience but there's no evidence of a simulation indirect evidence insofar as there is evidence against these two Alternatives that were being that goes extinct before they create and sort of Salvation or that they agreed I do not have created simulation what about if they're going to create a simulation there has to be a time before the same ocean is created why wouldn't you assume that that time is now currently happening when you've got a historical record of all the Innovation that's leading up to today if we understand him it would be there in just a relation but why would it have to be there in a simulation and not be there in reality it doesn't have to be as I would be both right I mean that would be one yoga experience and Ariel original history and then like maybe a million that's a sight in simulated reality Slater but think about your actions that kind of can't distinguish between these different possible locations in space-time where you could be most of the impact of your decisions will come from impacting all of these million Joe Rogan insta yeah but that one relationship simulation has been proven to exist which it hasn't been we we we have at least in terms of what we all agree we're we're proven to have biological lives we breed we sleep we we eat we we travel on planes all these hoes to know and a possible there's no proof or no evidence that makes any sense to me that there is currently any simulation to the possibility that it's more probable that we are in a simulation this is what Escapes Me the most obvious I can find a big window pops up in front of you saying you're in a simulation if you if you got some evidence that suggested it was less likely that is all civilizations hey there, sweet you know we become prudent and will check all the asteroids nothing is on collision course with her status to lower the probability of the first right over on the remaining alternatives didn't running us-27 Isis we think this is what we really want to spend our resources on the soonest we can make it work. That would move probability over from the second alternative like it's less likely that there is a post-human technically you know that house and yes or no have I built our own planetary science computer that can run these simulations and we are just about to switch it on and it will create a simulation of precisely people like ourselves and as we move towards the big boss on suicide of initiate this is basically goes to zero Malaysian as we push this button to create a million simulation one switch Eve. State but we have not achieved that states why would we not assume that we are in the actual state that we currently experience as to which of these different time slices we are which of these different Joe Rogan experiences is is the present one we just can't tell from the inside which yeah I'm sorry and no simulations have happened you could conclude that during the original history but if we can't see that talk outside the window if there is no window in the simulation to look out then it would look the same and then I'd say we have no way of telling which of these different instances we are one of them might be. no simulation and that we're moving towards that simulation that one day by battat caviar one in at all but one in a million a million is that life is what you experienced right now on the other haven't blown themselves up yet let's say that human beings haven't come up with there was no need to make the decision to not activate the simulation cuz it patient hasn't been invented yet isn't that also a possibility is it also a possibility that the actual timeline of technological innovation that we all agree on is real and that we're experiencing this as real live human beings not in a simulation that one day the simulation could potentially take place but has not yet isn't that also a possibility situation for somebody with your experiences to be in experiencing life something that prevents the simulations from bronchitis is where you lose me got to think in terms of the world as a 44 dimensional structure with time in one dimension right out of existence that will have happened by the end of time you look at all the different experiences that match your current experience given these various assumptions the vast majority of us would be stimulated by being that option 1 and 2 are false yeah but they will have been maybe but not yet right but since I thought you said if we look at the universe at the end of time and we'll look back that would be a lot of simulated versions of you and don't want to read in a long you think you might be the original one just be here that there is no simulation and that maybe it will take play something but maybe it will but you have to pick which of those versions Yard Wichita scenarios you're considering and I would say that means one of the first two Alternatives another option is there could be an emulation created later but it has not taken place... I will be a possibility but it has not happened yet exist inside the simulation I still don't understand that why can it not have happened yet well it depends on which of these experiences is your present moments in that scenario that's going to be a million of them plus an initial one you can't tell me there will be a million of them but there's right now no evidence that there's going to be no evidence that there is no evidence that it's ever even going to be possible technologically we think there could be but it hasn't happened yet so why would you assume that we are in a simulation currently when there's no evidence whatsoever that it's even possible to create a simulation maybe fairy some alternative I'm sorry I thought experiment which has nothing to do with simulations of stuff but if a room and then your wait there for one hour and then a coin is tossed and if it lands heads than the experiment on Sunday exit the room and everything is normal again but if it lands tails and then you're working up in the room again you think you're there for the first time because you don't remember being that before and it is repeated sometimes so we have a world where either there is one one our experience of you in the room or else if the world Joe Rogan experiences in the room with an episode of Amnesia in between when you're in the room now you find yourself in this room you're wondering if it's the first time I'm in this room could be but it could also be that later on and I was just given a drug you have to assign probabilities to these different places you can and then maybe after back thar I'll make some decision that depends on where you are so what do you think the probability that the coin that that that you're versus at some later time what is the probability that I'm actually here versus what is the probability that is highly play scenario that I keep getting drugged over and over again every hour that the setup is such that there was this mad scientist who had the means to do this and he was going to flip this coin what is the philosophical thought experiments mypoints ability to get back to his there's no evidence at all that we're in a simulation so why wouldn't we assume that the most likely scenario is taking place which is we are just existing and life is as it seems but strange so if it if you don't want to do write the probability theory part from The Wider simulation but if we were to move closer to this point where we ourselves can create simulations if we survive we become the multiplanetary you would be a planet recycle computers how would your probability in the simulation hypothesis change we will allow someone to create a simulation is indistinguishable from real guy but I would rather assume that reality itself currently is just that because it seems to be is not Occam's razor is not the simplest answer this is reality this is would you are here you're here one day there may be a simulation has not happened yet I think it would require you to postulate that you are just very unusual and special Observer amongst all The Observers that will exist why is everyone is unusual in their own way that's true there's no one person that's a version that's living the same exact life in a million different scenario so I put in this respect if they're all these simulations than most of these people are not special in this way the most of them are simulated what time it is now in external reality and we therefore can't tell from looking at the evidence where we are in girls were either there's just an original history and then it ends so there is a world with an original history than a lot of simulations we need to think about how to assign probabilities given each of these two scenarios in those types of situations how do you allocate probability over the different Martha speaks about how the world is structured and this kind of thing argument is one type of argument that you can try to reduce to kind of get some and another is by looking at them various applications in in in in Cosmopolitan stuff we have Multiverse theories and which Ivy universities Croatia Hot Toddy Drive probabilistic predictions from. Like it seems like whatever You observe would be observed by somebody so how could you test that kind of Siri and this same kind of entropic reasoning that I want to use in the context of the simulation argument also plays a role I think in driving observational predictions from these kinds of cosmological theories what you need to assume something like your most likely a typical Observer from the most Day of Service that will ever have existed or so I would suggest I should admit this filled up on topic reasoning is tricky and not fully settled yet and there are things there that we don't get fully understand but still the particular application about topic reasoning that is relevant for the simulation argument want to be relatively less problematic ones so that conditional under being by the end of time a large number of simulated arrogance and only one I think conditional probability should be one of the simulated ones but I'm not sure I have any other ways of willing to take into account the possibility that hasn't occurred yet yes I'm in the way I say this. I have taken that into account at 8 to see if the same probability that I'm that initial segment as I would give to any of the other Nick Bostrom segments that that all have the same because I would give much more probability to the fact that we are existing right now in the current state as we experience it in real life carbon life no simulation potentially one day there could be a simulation which leads us to look at the possibilities and look at the probability that it's already occurred about this suppose it is the case that was a big bang planets formed gas cloud in an infinite Universe this will happen somewhere right we're just by chance that was a kind of Joe Rogan like brain coming together for a minute and undissolved into gas and probability spectracide song this is told you that well this is the structure of our part space-time like a like a few very very rear springs from gas clouds Orland universe and then do the normal Rogan's is much later and of course many many more normal ones in one out of every you know 10 ^ 50 while the normal ones are ones that have evolved on planets inside the mother and different pieces like the fact that it matches relatives I think he rather went to the point I want to make. If it's turn out to be the way the world Works a few weird was happening from gas clouds and then the vast majority are just normal people living on a planet would you see Melissa that you should think I might just as well be one of these you lost me sorry you know I think that this would be a structurally similar situation where there would be a few exceptional early living versions that would be very small numbers compared to the later ones and if they allow themselves the same kind of reasoning GameStop in this model of the universe you should think you're one of these early gas-car cons and random processes that going to be very few numbers compared to the ones that have not risen on planets so that by taking the path you want to take with relation to the simulation argument I wonder if you would not done be committed to thinking that you would be like in ineffective boltzmann brain in in a gas cloud super early in the universe I still don't understand what you're saying what I'm saying is that we scientists agree if you believe in science and if you believe in the discoveries that so far people evolved currently greet we've agreed that clouds are formed in that planets are created and then all the matter comes from inside of the explosions of a star and then it takes multiple times for this to coalesce before we develop carbon-based life-forms with all that stuff in poop signs currently breeze on right and then we believe in single-celled organisms become multi-celled organisms at random mutation and natural selection we get Evolution and then we agree that we come to a point where technology has hit this gigantic Spike that you described earlier so human beings are created all this new innovation why wouldn't we assume that all this is actually taking place right now with no simulation truth in many versions of it it would actually be the case that in the simulation all of these things have taken place and go back to long time and it might be a reality tracking simulation maybe the same things also happened before outside the simulation I understand what war all these things have actually happened and there is no simulation yet Motel really probable well meant to me it seems probable only if at least one of the other Alternatives true or I admit that there's also this General possibility that I'm confused about some big thing of Science and philosophy but but if we're working within the parameters of what country seems to me to be the case that we would be the first civilization in the universe simulations seems unlikely civilization in the universe where they will later be many many simulations seems unlikely photos of the first it's probably because one of the alternatives to


    Nick Bostrom: Why Our Brains Themselves May Be Simulated
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    but I think if I was in the future some weird dystopian future where artificial intelligence runs everything and and human beings are you know link to some sort of neurological implant that connects us all together and we long for the days of biological Independence and we would like to see what it what was it like when they first started inventing phone what was it like when the internet was first opened up for people what was it like when people saw when when when someone Someone Like You on a podcast and was talking about potential artificial intelligence of where could lead us and we could do a most interesting time. Of great change we were still human but we're worried about privacy we were concerned our phones are listening to us were concerned about surveillance dates and in a poop people put little stickers over their laptop camera see it coming but it hasn't quite hit us yet we're just seeing the problems that are associated with this increased level of technology in our lives which is yeah but yeah it does put some strain on it when you said little too much of a way of thinking about it like what way like what what are the chances that you would happen to be living in the most interesting time in history being like dr.. Could just be I mean if there's a lot are you somebody's got to have the ticket front or or or or or we are wrong about this whole picture and there is some very different structure in place that we could make our experience is more typical how much have you considered the possibility of a simulation I mean night I fell off the simulation argument and saw yeah but personally the way you view the world how much how much how much does it play into your vision of what reality is well it's hard to say I'm in for the majority of my time I'm not actively thinking about that time to start living and my work is actually to think about big picture questions so it kind of comes in through my work as well when you're trying to make sense of our position future prospects Believers which we might have available to affect the world what what what would be a good and bad way of pulling those flavors and then you have to try to put all of these constraints and considerations together and in that context I think it's important I think if you are just going about your daily existence then it might not really be very useful irrelevant to constantly like try to bring in hypothesis about the nature of reality is because for most of the things you're doing on a day-to-day basis like they work the same whether it's inside a simulation or in basement level physical reality like you still need to get your car keys out your estimated right so in some sense it's kind of actress out and it's irrelevant for many practical intents and purposes what do you remember when no I I mean I remember when when the simulation argument occurred to me besides Which is less not just when it's options almost all civilizations at our current stage of technological development go extinct before reaching technical maturity Option 1 or physically possible and Powerful computers on which you could run detailed computer nations of conscious individuals and that they'll lose interest in creating ancestor simulation so these kinds of detailed computer simulations of conscious people like their historical predecessors or variations of these computers that could do it but for whatever reason they all decide not to do it some other than what I wanted yes and I would also having Hines themselves in many different ways and Saw traps enhancing their ability to recognize the consequences if you have the ability to download Consciousness into a computer once it's contained into this computer what it what is what's the stop it from existing there as long as there's power and as long as these chips are firing and electricity is being transferred data is being moved back and forth you would essentially be in some sort of a simulation virtual reality environments Now volume perfect but improving and you could kind of perfect if you can include in the simulation just that you have maybe simulated coffee mugs and Carson citrate you could have simulated brains that if it inside here is one assumption coming in from outside the simulation argument principle have conscious experiences implemented it doesn't have to be carbon atoms as a case where the human brain it could be silicon atoms great conscious experiences of some kind of structural feature of the competition that is being performed rather than the material that is used to underpin it so in that case you can have a simulation with detailed simulations of prince in it we're moving every neuron and synapse assimilated conscious possibility number to restart this posthumous just are not at all interested in doing it and what's number three. We are in a simulation the simulation hypothesis and where you lean while II dinnerly on the question of precise probability I think it would be a probability thing right bottom yeah refrain from giving a very precise number part partly because if I said some particular number it would get cold food greatest maybe sense of false Precision the argument doesn't allow me to drive this the probabilities has to obtain we could just make up any story and we have no evidence for it but it but it it seems that they actually if you start to think everything through quite tight constraints on what probabilistically coherent views you could have any kind of hard even to find one overall hypothesis that fits this and and various other considerations that that we think we know is one day the ability to create a simulation that it would be indiscernible reality itself say if we are not in a simulation yet if this is just biological life we're just extremely fortunate to be in this Goldilocks. But we're working on virtual reality and terms of like Oculus and all these companies are creating these consumer-based virtual reality things are getting better and better and really kind of interesting that you got imagine that 20 years ago there was nothing like that 20 years from now it might be indiscernible you might you might be able create a virtual reality that's impossible to to discern from the reality that we currently experience or experiences and even feedback in terms of like biological feedback touch and feel and smell to figure out a way to do that one they both have an artificial reality that's indiscernible from reality itself and if that is the case how do we know if we're in it right. I thought you could for a given cost I think great many more ancestral simulations with simulated brains in the rather than biological brains with VR gear sell most in Indus Norris where that would be a lot of simulators for lack of a better term mine fox when you really stop and think about reality itself that if we are living in a simulation like what what is it and why and where is it go and how do I respond how do I move forward if I really do believe this is a simulation what what what am I doing here huge questions some strange impossible understand calculations that designed to determine whether or not there's a likelihood of us being involved in a simulation currently the requirements that would be with perfect precision song before have some humor in the brain room light to say I never wanted to simulate ever little Park every at them every subatomic particle the whole Quantum wave function what would be the computational artifact and would it be possible to build a computer powerful enough that you could actually do this now I think the way that this misses the point is that not necessary to simulate all the details of this environment that you want to create an ancestor simulation you would only have to say it in so far as it is perceptible to The Observer inside the simulation so if you're some post human civilization wanted to create a simulation that need to simulate Joe Rogan sprained cuz that's where the experience has happened and then what environment that you are able to perceive surface appearances maybe off the table and walls maybe they would need to see what I see me as well or at least a good did not simulacrum that I could so spit off words that would sound like they came from the real you have no idea of knowing whether. Even our atoms Tara. Now you could take a big electron microscope look at the final structure and undone you could take an atomic Force microscope and you could see individual atoms even though you could perform all kinds of measurements and it might be important that if you did that you wouldn't see anything weird cuz this is to this experiment experiment cheaper than continuously running all of this as this is the way a lot of computer games are designed today that they have a certain rendering distance so I can only like actually simulate the virtual world went with the character goes close enough that you could see it without assigning a probability to either one of those three scenarios what makes you think when you if you do stop and think I think we're in a simulation what what are the things that are convincing to you while it would mean to go through the is it really only 3 so the until the ones are we that human beings go extinct suppose that the first two options are Falls so it's a non-trivial fraction of civilizations that are states to get through Nantes revoked are still interested then I think you can convince English by using just a small portion of the resources that could create very very many simulations and you can by comparing the computational power systems that we know are physically possible to build a building but we could see that you could build in with 9 attacking if you have planetary scientist and resources on the estimates of how much computing power to take to simulate the human brain for 1 minute it's spelled wrong in thousands and thousands and thousands of simulations pain and they might have billions of planets and they might last for billions of here so so the numbers are quite extreme it seems the first two options are false would follow that that would be many many more simulated experiences of our kind and I would be original experiences of our account so ideas that if we continue to innovate if if if human beings or intelligent life in the cosmos continues to innovate that creating a simulation is almost inevitable with the same capability to figure out a way to not die and stay stay Innovative that we don't have any certain natural disasters or man-made created disasters then Step 2 if we don't we don't decide to not pursue this if we continue to pursue all various forms of technological innovation including simulations that it becomes inevitable if we get past those two first options becomes inevitable that we pursue it so if if they have that capacity then they will do it and the motive I would like said desire to you and I would shoot your money off these so not just one simulation right but beyond the simulation the real question if this is a simulation if there's many many simulations running currently what's beyond the simulation would be like what do we all things considered I have the most recent to do in our situation like what would would be wise for us to do is that like some way that we can be or have the Best Buy for whatever ridiculous to even consider maybe it's beyond us what the question of what is outside yes Advanced civilization that that would have developed a lot of Technology overtime including computer technology ability to do virtual reality for a while we'd imagine probably they would have used that technology for a whole host of other purposes as well you wouldn't just get that technology and you know not be able to create a train or something and then for one reason or another they would have decided to some of the resources to two crates simulations and inside one of those simulations perhaps saw any more details but but I still think that's fundamentally our ability to crack this whole thing would be very limited and that might be other considerations. oblivious to put check if you think about the simulation argument is it quite recent right side like 20 years old site if you take that is correct for the sake of argument that everybody was missing something like hugely important appointment all right very smart people hundreds of years presumably that must be some father big giant realization. That is like young. Currently I think having some kind of when does it take in a different option stay right there might be many different simulations start configure different say that I could be ones that run for a very long time or person you could like just about space of possibilities there and which ones are too much about because it would depend on the reasons for seeing or person you could like just about space of possibilities that and which ones of those would be most likely is it for your heart to save much about because it will depend on the reasons for creating these simulations like what would the interest of these hypothetical posthuman speed


    How Should We Behave in a Simulated World?
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    but your simulation hypothesis we if we're in it it's running now is it running and we independently interact with the simulation or is a simulation introducing ideas into our minds that then come to fruition inside the simulation is that how things get done like we are in a simulation it during the simulation someone is created new iPhone why they doing that other other people in the simulation or is this simulation entirely unique to the individual is each individual involved in a different coexisting simulation right sub the one where all people would be simulator that you perceive that you could get the realistic Behavior out of of the brain If you seem like the whole brain that is efficient so everyone you interact with I swear Augusta like acted like humans but that's nothing inside Brian so these would be in philosophers parlance zombies that is like will you like this might not be real like this person might not be real person this might be a simulation right I mean directions are simulated in different frequencies in South different even if you were in that kind of hey today implications for interacting with life as if is a simulation I don't know but I think their first approximation the same things that would be worthwhile and make a lot of sense to do in physical reality would be also our Best Bets in a simulated reality that's really weird like if it's a simulation but you must behave in each and every instance as if it's not if you what you were giving it be like if you had a test you could take like a pregnancy test when you went to the CVS and you know you pee on a strip that tells you guess what Nick this s*** is in real you're in a simulation 100% proven absolutely positive you know from now on from this moment on that everything you interact with is some sort of creation not real but it is real because you having the same exact experience as if it was real karate proceed yeah I think that's what happened what would you do with personally well I I don't know the answer to that possibility like more Chick-fil-A simulation could be like if the computer where this is is other things as well become more maybe similar to various theological possibilities. Afterlife and stuff like that and in fact it kind of maybe it's a very different path leads to some similar I think there is no logical these necessary connection either way but there are so kind of structural parallels analogs between the situation of a simulated creature to their simulator designed and created a day to the Creator. That's interesting kind of different saw so that might be kind of comparison stand that you could make that would give you some voice of preceding it seems like paralysis by now so you just sit there and think about it like at least I would almost wind up not being able to do anything or not being able to act remover thing that seems kind of like to be suboptimal right suboptimal for sure it seems like paralysis by now so you just sit there and think about it at least I would almost wind up not being able to do anything or not being able to act remover thing that seems kind of like it to be suboptimal right suboptimal for sure


    Joe Rogan Asks Philosopher Nick Bostrum "Will We Ever Colonize Mars?"
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    I've often wondered if what we think of it in terms of like artificial life from Another Life another planet is that is like an artificial creation like in our ideas that we understand that the biological limitations of the body when it comes to traveling through space the dealing with radiation def need for food things on those lines that what we would do is create some artificial thing to travel for us like we're already done on Mars. We had a the rooms around Mars The Next Step would be an artificial autonomous intelligent creature that has no biological limitations like we do in terms of like its ability to absorb radiation from space and we create one of those little guys just like that one or Norma said no sex organs does need sex organs you know and we have this thing pilot these ships that can defy our own physical limitations in terms of what would happen to us we had to deal with in a 1 million G Force because it's moving at some Preposterous rate through space like we when we think of these things coming from another planet if we think of Life on another planet if they can innovate in a similar fashion the way we do we would imagine they would create an artificial creature to do all their dirty work like why would they want to like risk their body spaceship, you don't have to have like a little thing that sits and turns the steering wheel right sure is spacefaring in a serious way would have nine or technology is arbitrarily configure if they wanted to they could be invisible toss I'll take like nanoscale things hiding in a rock somewhere information linked up to some planets are a size computer somewhere far away which would be doing that I think that that's the way that space is most likely to get colonized spaceships around and having Star Trek Adventures it's going to be emanating from whatever the home planet was moving at some significant fraction of the speed of light and converting everything in its path into infrastructure of whatever type is maximally valuable for that Civilization maybe computers and launchers to launch morphe space probe so that the whole way from can continue to propagate what we are if human beings are going to continue and we were going to propagate through the universe we're going to try to go to other places we're going we going to try to populate other planets and are we going to do that with just robots or we going to try to do that biological it was probably going to try to do it biologically things were saying earlier is one of the things that artificial intelligence could possibly do is accelerate our ability to travel to other lands or the plants I just think that cannot lift anything important until those efforts becomes obsoleted by some radical new technology wave probably triggered by machine superintelligence that then rapidly leads to something approximating technical maturity would have space colonies and cures for aging and all of these things right but if it's at thinking time happens in that helped and fairly quickly reach a condition where you have clothes to optimal technology and and then you can colonize to space cost-effectively you just need to set up a production facility I'm so done it spreads everywhere and then if you want so you could then like after that initial infrastructure and has happened you could transport Biologicals human beings you know the planet if you wanted to be going to be like but what if we were concerned there's some sort of threat to the Earth like some sort of asteroid impact something weird trivial really like a gift of free energy right here comes another package grapes that's a funny way to look at it do you think we're going to eventually colonize Mars the answer but everything else accessible in the universe when you talk about these things people always want to know when when do you think's going to happen what's the time would be after technological maturity like after superintelligence when Mars is possible that they would be like a little kind of prototype self-sustaining civilization I think that's going to be very difficult to do until we have super intelligence so you think Super intelligence could potentially be what that one of the applications would be to terraform Mars Vortex technical maturity additional Technologies we can't even think of yet but even just what we already know about physics a type of seed possible technology that we don't get that they would be consistent with physics that would be stable structures and so for example I think it would be possible mine seems to two computers for example would be interested in using our technology for that purpose at a time but reasonably a technical maturity to do that now whether it's actually going to happen to pennsaid do we reach technical maturity and be do we are interested in using our technology for that purpose at a time but I'm kind of reasonably possible


    Joe Rogan | Will Countries Have Robot Wars in the Future? w/Nick Bostrom
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    pay attention to like Boston Dynamics and at least all these different robotic Creations that they've made all that I think I have a penchant for doing it with a sinister-looking all robots that are you know anything that looks they're developing Terminator yeah but what I was thinking is if we do eventually come to a time where those things are going to war for us instead of us like if we get involved in robot wars are robots versus their robots and this becomes the next motivation for increased technological innovations try to deal with Superior robots by the Soviet Union or by China like these more things that could be threats I could push people to some crazy level of technological innovation yeah it it it could not think there are other drivers for technological innovation as well. That seems plenty strong commercial drivers that we wouldn't have to rely on on wall that the threat of War stay in a hotel when it has been this effort to try to see if it would be possible to have some kind of ban on lethal autonomous weapons limited penetration yes or no maybe I don't know. Then I don't know exact number but it is actually a lot better than 50 or a hundred countries and some other weapons that's why I'll blinding lasers landmines killer box it seems the answer to that is not a particular campaign being a launcher exactly what it is that what I mean certainly I'd be better if we refrain from having some more x-rays to develop these. Not but if you start to look in more detail what what precisely is the thing that Pentagon so if the idea is the autonomous bit like the robot should not be able to make its own Farm decision well whenever the screen flashes fire now he has to I'm not pushing the button right but exactly what does that mean you like an Endeavor particular fire decision or is it like some attack this group of surface ships here and not to fire outside this these coordinates like it would be better if I had no worse but if there is going to be a war maybe it is better if it's trouble to be robots or arrive like maybe a want the bombs did it have high Precision run-of-the-mill procession to your civilian casualties in operating under artificial intelligence or or or or it doesn't seem like a good thing to have a society we are like a facial recognition thing and then and you just have what kind of dystopia so given the overall view of the human race that we want peace and everything to be well but realistically if you were someone who is trying to attack someone militarily you'd want the best possible weapon to give you the possible advantage and that's why we had to develop the atomic bomb first it's probably why will develop the or will try to develop the killer autonomous robot first yeah yeah world is is peace fall on it requires everybody to synchronize fractions and then then you can have success it's like we've had with some of these streets with no title big arms race in biological weapons that were Ever every year to maintain these large Arsenal so that we can kill one another a fun day we decide to do it like that that's got to be a better way yeah we would hope that we would get to some point where all this would be irrelevant because there's no more war just Round Up machine guns like they got to make sure this never happens again so they tried to do the league of nation but then didn't feel invested with very much power and on the second War II World War Boss designed us ways to try to prevent it to actually enforce the agreement and there's a beat. Which makes it hard if it's two of the major powers that are at loggerheads so it might be that if I work 3rd big conflagration. Then people would say this time you know we got it really really put something kind of institutional solution replace the power that that we don't try this again robot war memories fade right the Cold War I mean I grew up in Swedish I remember we were kind of in between right and we were taught in school so by fall out something and Maryellen very serious how bad it is to live in that kind of hair trigger nuclear arms race Cold War situation has kinda faded and now it's percent chance are 30% chance that the world would popped during the Cold War and we were lucky but it doesn't mean we want to have another one I when I was in high school was a real threat when I was in high school everyone was terrified that we're going to go to war with Russia it was a big thing in and you talk to people from my generation about that and everybody remembers it remember that feeling that you had in high school that like we there any bad any day something can go wrong and we could be at war with another country that's a nuclear suit but that's all gone now like that that feeling that fear people are so confident that that's not going to happen that that's not even in people's Consciousness and then a number of maneuvers now you're a softer a pinky or alive purple that's being developed either in the Soviet Union or in China or somewhere else in the world where there's a similar type robots I think a lot of the Boston Dynamics actually useful animal-like animal like things up around or something like that this kind of thing alarm


    Philosopher Nick Bostrom on Human Innovation and Technology | Joe Rogan
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    I was watching you talk that you were giving and you were talking about the the growth of innovation technology and GDP over the last 100 years we were talking about the entire history of life on Earth and what a short. Of time humans have been here and then what a shin during what a short. Of time what a stunning amount of innovation and how much change will even acted on the earth and just a blink of an eye and had the scale of GDP over you know that the the last hundred years it's it's crazy to live because it's so difficult for us with our current perspective just being person living going about the day-to-day life that seem so normal to put it in perspective TimeWise and see what an enormous amount of change has taken place in relatively incredibly short amount of time commuting to sit in front of a computer all day and you try not to eat too much sun if it is this normal percent we were just hunter-gatherers running around and I could culture list for what would the last couple of escaped the malthusian condition where were you basically only have as much income you need to be able to produce two children and we have a population explosion live on the surface of this little special Crump and this is normal and everything else is weird but I think that's a completely inversion and so when you do plot if you depart for example world's GDP which is the total amount of productive capability that we have right now vertical line and you can't really see any other respect it like it's it's so extreme the degree to which a Humanities project now everyone involved in the explosion everyone that's innovating everyone is creating all this new technology they're all a part of this momentum that was created before they were even born so it does feel normal they're just a part of this whole spinning machine and they jump in their born to go to college next thing you know they have a job and a contributing to make a new technology and there's very little perspective in terms of like the historical Mexicans of this incredible explosion technologically when you look at what you're talking about that gigantic Spike no one feels it which is one of the weirdest things about it that that mean you kind of expect every year that would be a better iPhone or whatever I do the material conditions is it relatively new idea I mean people thought of History either as you know some kind of descend from a golden age or some people had a cyclical view but it was all in terms of political organization that would be great all these kind of the pieces moving around right with no new pieces for the entering or if I did it was at such a swell right that you didn't notice but over the eons slowly turns and you know somebody makes it slightly better we owe somebody figures out how to irrigate crops and population Dothan Creedmoor ideas at the Quicken or threat. If you get this Industrial Revolution and that's where we are now Elon Musk had the most terrifying description of humanity said that we are the biological Bootloader for artificial intelligence that what that's what we're here for like objectively if you were outside of the human race and you were looking at all these various life forms competing on this planet for for resources and two for survival you would look at humanity and Hugo will you know clearly that's not it's not finished so it's going to be another version of it like when is this version going to take place is going to take place over millions and millions of years like it has historically when it comes to biological organisms or is it going to invent something that takes over from there and that's the new thing some something that's not based on tissue something is not based on cells it doesn't have the biological limitations we have nor nor does it have all the emotional attachments attachment to things like breeding social dominance hierarchies all those things were no consequence to it doesn't mean anything because it's not biological yeah yeah recite machine intelligence is possible for some reason let's just say I still think that would be very rapid change including biological change and unsought is not going to happen overnight but over a short. Of time cuz I think it would still see quite profound change just from applying and bioscience to to change human capacities one of the Technologies are one of the things that's been discussed her to mitigate the dangers of artificial intelligence is a potential merge some sort of a symbiotic relationship with technology that you see you here discuss like I don't know exactly how elon's neuralink works but it seems like a step in that direction there's some sort of a brain implant that in that interacts with an external device and this all of this increases the bandwidth for available intelligence and knowledge technically hard to improve a normal healthy human beings say cognitive capacity by having the outside of the body so I don't need to have any plans to be able to use Google right because hopefully you could do that even with implants and once you start to look into the details so that's actually look at them papers often you find wild that. The place where it will first become possible to enhance human biological capacities would be through genetic selection which is technologically something very near half dozen or doesn't embryos created during this fertility procedure which is standard reused so rather than just a doctor kind of looking at these embryos and run some genetic test as a predictor and select the one you think is the most desirable attributes and so this could be in terms of how human beings reproduce that we instead of just randomly having sex woman gets pregnant gives birth to a child we don't know what it's going to be what it's going what's going to happen we just hope that it's a good kid instead of that you start looking at the all the various components we can measure to look Beyond clear Stark diseases that is 1 G and is wrong like that increasing rapidly technology I'm very small but that's genomics gets better at deciphering the genetic architecture of complex traits animator technical hurdles really in any way just some small amount of incremental Improvement that's when you talk about doing something with genetics and human beings in selecting selecting for the superior versions and then if everybody starts doing that the ethical concerns when you start discussing that people get very nervous because it started look at their own genetic defects. thinking about all the imperfect people that have actually contributed in some pretty spectacular ways to what our culture is and like but what if everybody has perfect genes would all these things even take place like what are we doing really if we're bypassing nature and we're choosing to select for the traits and the attributes that we find to be the most positive and attractive like what like that had had this ability to kind of lock in there you know more wisdom and then we would get all of these powerful tools but it looks like we're getting the powerful tools before we have really achieved a very high level of the people that are using them or sort of weird we haven't like thing about the the technology that all of us use how many how many pieces of technology to use in a day and how much do you actually understand any of those most people very little understanding of I need two things that use work they put no effort at all into creating those things but yet they've inherited the responsibility of the power that those things possess most of what we need for day-to-day life yet we just use them because they're so many of us and so many people are understanding various parts of all these different things that together collectively we can utilize the intelligence of all these millions of people that have innovated and we with no work whatsoever to go into the Verizon store and pick up the new phone I mean and not just technology but the World Views and political ideas with an empty table chart of thing from the basic principles off what would be the ideal configuration of the state or something like that and get away with it if we have what do I have to work for him then there's no other way in or otherwise it's just no other way and there's no way even like you and I discussing this like discussing the history of this incredible Spike of evolution Innovation rather and Technology it feat it just doesn't feel like anything it feels normal so even though we can intellectualize it even though we can have this conversation talk about what an incredible time work how terrifying it is the things are moving at such an incredibly rapid rate and no one no one's putting the brakes on it no one's thinking about the the potential pros and cons we're just pushing ahead. Nobody my research Yes actually increase I mean when I I got interested in these things in the 90s and it was very much a fringe activity


    Joe Rogan | How Long Until We Have Real Artificial Intelligence w/Nick Bostrom
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    this is one of the things that scares people more than anything is the idea that we're creating something or someone's going to create something that's going to be smarter than us going to replace us is that something we should really be concerned about a person you're afraid to babies how did the big hope well could be solved if we were smarter or if we had somebody on our side who are a lot smarter with better technology and so forth also I think if we wanted Madden with some really Grand future where Humanity or our descendants one day go out and colonize the Universe I think that's likely to happen if it's going to happen at all after we have super intelligence that done develops that technology to make that possible the real question is whether or not we would be able to harness this intelligence or whether it would dominate for bad purposes we have a lot of other Technologies through history so I think there are two challenges we need to meet one wanted to make sure we can align it with human values and then make sure that we together do something better with it than fighting worse or pressing one another I think what what I'm worried about more than anything is that human beings are going to become obsolete that we're going to invent something that's the next stage of evolution I'm really concerned with that I'm really concerned with if we look back on Ancient hominids in Australia I guess just think of some primitive ancestor man we don't want to go back to that like that that's a terrible way to live I'm worried that what we're creating is the next thing I think we don't necessarily want Russian Bots write a lot of room for improvement sure not anything that is different is an improvement so the key would be I think to find some path forward where the best in us can continue to exist and developed it looks nothing like we do not maybe it's not two legged two armed creatures running around with three pounds of thinking about it right and might be something far different what we value is present there and ideally in a much higher degree than in the current well done that could count as a success yeah the idea that were in the state of evolution that we are just like we look at ancient hominids than we are eventually going to become something more advanced or at least more complicated than we are now but what I'm worried is that biological life itself as so many limitations we look at the evolution of Technology if you look at Moore's Law or to display new cell phones if it just released a new iPhone yesterday and I talked about all these incremental increases in the ability to take photographs and wide-angle lenses and night mode and a new chip that works even faster these things does not the word Evolutions incorrect but the innovation of technology so much more rapid than anything we could ever even imagined biologically like if we had a thing they would create if we created instead of artificial intelligence in terms of like some something in a chair for computer if we created a life form a biological life-form but this biological life-form was improving radically every year did even exist I got the iPhone existed in 2007 that's when it was invented if we had something that was 12 years old but all the sudden was infinitely faster and better and smarter and wiser than it was 12 years ago the newest version of it version X1 we would we would suck on Willow before this thing's way smarter than us how many more Generations before this thing thinks that human beings are obsolete faster in like 1890s or bad but still compared to almost all of human history it seems like. Off unprecedented rapid progress right now I am concerned but the more I look at it and go while this is sea it seems inevitable that we're going to run into artificial intelligence but the questions are so open-ended we really don't know when we really don't know what form is going to take and we really don't know what it's going to do to us gate through which we will have to pass at some point all paths that are both possible I need to really great features I think at some point involved the development of greater than human intelligence machine intelligence and salt together as much as we can in whatever. Of time we have before that. Ourselves have some you know intended impact on the world it might also if we are able to get back together a little bit that kind of global political scene a little bit more peace and love in the world would be good or be nice where is the current state of Technology now in regards to artificial intelligence and how far away do you think we are from AGI nearest Aspen lot of excitement way the Deep learning Revolution when it used to be that people thought of a is autistic Savant really good at logic and Counting and memorizing facts but with no no intuition and perception and that have visual insertion saw the whole wide Suite of applications which makes it commercially volleyball at which time drives a lot of investment in it which is now one like how like open the door how you know we think of something that's communicating to us like like a person would and maybe is a little bit colder and doesn't doesn't share our values and has a more pragmatic view of life and death and and things when we think of intelligence though I think intelligence in our mind is almost inexorably connected to all the things that make us human like emotions and and and ambition and these things like the reason why we innovate like we it's not really clear like white we innovate because we enjoy Innovation and because we want to make the world a better place and because you want to fix some problems that we've created and want to solve some limitations of the human body and the environment that we live in but we sort of assumed that intelligence that we create will also have some motivations there is a fairly large class if you want to do anything that has any kind of cognitive or intellectual capacity at all a large passive those would be what we might call agent interact with the world in pursuit of some gold before it starts doing stuff it kind of think what what would I need to do in order to reach this desired State and then recent backwards from that so I think it's a feather natural it's not the only possible cognitive system we could build but it's also not this weird Bazaar special case that you know if you're able to specify the gold something you want to achieve but you don't know how to achieve it a natural way of trying to go by building the system that has this call and he's an agent and then moves around and prices eventually perhaps learn to to solve that tasks do you anticipate different types of artificial intelligence like artificial intelligence that mimics the human emotions like these that do think that people will construct something that's very similar to us in a way that we can interact with the end in common terms or do you think it will be almost like communicating with an alien Southern different scenarios hair I mean I guess my guess is that the first thing that actually achieve superintelligence would not be very human-like possible ways you could try to get to this level of Technology what one would be by trying to reverse-engineer the human brain so that that that seems technically very difficult to do but it wouldn't require in a big theoretical breaks her to do it you could just threw if you had sufficient for good microscopy and large enough computer is sending us elbow grease you couldn't handle it seems to me possible that what will work before we are able to do it that way will be some more soon as I text you that's one of the big questions right whether or not we can locate all the functions of the human brain in the way it functions in in like a mimic it exactly or whether we could have some sort of superior method that achieve the same results that the human brain does in terms of its ability to calculate and reasoning and do multiple tasks at the same time I also think that maybe once you have a sufficient a high level of general or you could use that things that we do different dates cortex is quite limited we rely a lot on earlier neurological structures that we have we have to we have to be guided by motion because we can't just calculate everything out and an instinct than yeah a little bit have you ever had a podcast with him actually had him on his listen to it because he has the worst view of the the the future in terms of artificial intelligence he's terrified of it and when I talked to him terrifies me and Elon Musk is right up there he also has a terrifying view of what artificial intelligence could potentially be what do you say to those guys well I mean I do think that that are these significant risks that will be associated with this transition to the machine intelligence era what actually asked why do different individuals work on AI researcher why do different companies and government funded great scientific Endeavor if you can make the Google search engine 1% better that's going to be worse like a billion dollars send industrialization a few hundred years ago and electricity like it's going to just open up a lot of people make opportunities that you want to be in there where is happy you're a video scared of we were going to do substance agriculture while in the rest of the world is moving on it Groupon our design and create far more sophisticated versions of itself and it'll continue to do that until it's unrecognizable until it reaches literally a god-like potential that septum and I forget what the real numbers were maybe you could tell us but someone is calculated some reputable source of calculated the amount of improvement that sentient artificial intelligence would be able to create inside of a small window of time like if it was allowed to innovate and then make better versions of itself in those better versions of itself or allowed innovate make better versions of itself it's hard when not an exponential increase of intelligence but an explosion where to get father you need like to put in a lot of thinking time to kind of get there what is easier to estimate is it if you just look at the speed cuz that's not a function of the hardwired like you're running it on right so they are we know that there is a lot of room in principle if you look at the physics of computation and you look at what would an optimal arrange physical system I got done it could have arbitrarily large systems like that so from that point of view we we know that that could be things that wouldn't be like a million times faster than the human brain on a lot more memory and stuff like that and then something if it did have a million times more power than the human brain it could create something with a million times more computer computational power than itself it could make wild better versions it could continue to innovate like it when something that we can we say you are it is sentient it is artificial intelligence now please go innovate please go follow the same directive and improve upon your design you think I suck one Milestone when you have maybe an AI That's could do what one human can do but then that's might still be quite a lot of orders of magnitude until it would be equivalent of the whole human species and maybe join got this massive amount of resources Villages using billions of dollars of computers right that's the way we get there then I mean it might take quite a while because you can't easily scale something that you've already spent billions of dollars building some people think the whole thing is blown out of proportion that we're so far away from creating artificial general intelligence it resembles human beings that it's all just vaporware what do you say to those people I mean far away does it have to be in order for us to be rational to ignore it even if it's not going to happen in the next 5 10 20 30 years it might still be wise for in a pool of 7 billion plus people to have some people actually thinking about this out of fun people say I know it's not going to happen for a long time and done by Sue in five years and another person means by a long time 5 years then you know it's more different attitudes rather than different specific beliefs and make sure that there actually is a disagreement what's the evidence that looking at you know who they have some ground for for being very sure about this starting to the history off of Technology prediction is not that great you can find a lot of other examples where even very eminent technology take me to the history off of Technology prediction is not that scraped you can find a lot of other examples where even very eminent technology


    Will Fasting Help You Live Longer?
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    you do while intermittent fasting as much as I can one of the other guys that was on this tour of Israel with me is valter Longo and he's the arguably world's expert on this work great name is that he's an Italian guy I like the coffee he wants to know about what the best periodic fasting protocol is there isn't one we don't know yet we're right on the cusp there hasn't been enough studies but there are few types I go through them in my book so we won't have time to go through all of it but there is the what is it the 18 hours in Africa they feeding you massive meals three times a day but the that's what you want to do be hungry for part of the day or you can go a little more extreme and Skip 2 days but we what's the what's the benefit of being hungry great question and this is what my lab and others figured out in the first few years of the 21st century we figured out that the genes that extend lifespan these are two in genes are activated by being hungry in part by raising NAD levels anime will mimic the effect of so being hungry actually raises your lifespan in some sort of way right so caloric restriction is what we used to talk about a lot if you restrict the calories of a rat was actually discovered back in the early 20th century will make them live up to 30% longer not in an Old State but it prevents them getting old so the right stomach cancer heart disease and all of these are the good things and that was the only thing that we knew up until about 12 10 probably and so we used to think you had had to be hungry all the time and it was a Stihl is a society called the calorie restriction society and they were hungry all the time that very small meals which is pretty tough I tried that and gave up after a week but this new paradigm is that you don't have to always be hungry similar to you don't always have to be on a treadmill you can do it for short time making intense and then you can let your body recover and go back to a normal life and that's great news that means that we can have our cake and eat it too so to speak as long as the cake doesn't have a lot of sugar in it now when you are on this protocol of restricted eating plus metformin when do you take what and when do you exercise and how do you balance it out like what when do you know what to do what I use my body as a guy you know now that I'm 50 I have a pretty good the measuring it a ring that matches my pulse in my sleep is that the aura yeah yeah isn't Kevin Rose a part of that company is that it yeah interesting stores in the internet always finding cool weird videos and just fascinating science stories human nature human interest stories sounds good today tell the time occasionally but yet I want useful with it is pulse and activity and if I haven't moved enough during the day I've got a standing desk and that's been helpful to like move around a little bit more but mainly it's and also do the occasional blood tests to make sure that my body is optimized it's best I can personalized and you did you read the data off your watch like how do you read it what would application are you using nothing don't just do my phone have a look okay so you just have a look like what your resting heart rate is how much activity how far you walking how many calories you're burning deck ideal yeah yeah pretty simple and I'm happy to say my resting heart rates really low which means things are going okay so far for me even though I don't do enough exercise as you rightly point out they might resting heart rate 46 are you walking how many calories you're burning deck ideal yeah yeah pretty simple and I'm happy to say my resting heart rates really low which means you know things are going okay so far for me even though I don't do enough exercise as you rightly point out they might resting heart rate 46


    Genetic Engineering Might Help the Blind See Again
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    do you have any high hopes for things like crisper things where there's going to be genetic alterations and they are starting to do some experience with a big smile on your face right now so I'll let you talk tell me what's up well and I'm a big believer crispr is an acronym for basically a system that is from bacteria that they used to kill and destroy the DNA of invading organisms like a virus but we can now use that system to cut and change our own genomes it basically a a DNA cutting enzyme that doesn't cut randomly you can give it a barcode in the form of what's going to RNA molecule weather in Cabo cut in the genome what site you Joe Rogan have terrible Gene that's causing heart disease we take this crispr system we say he is what you need to go to cut we can tell the enzyme to go and cut it put into your cells it'll go cut it and destroy that enzyme and delete it and you can also use it to cut the gym and insert New pieces so you can both subtract and add DNA at will now not just randomly but wasn't you can tell it where to go and that's the big breakthrough and they're doing some experiments on human beings I know there was something that they were doing believe the somewhere in Asia for remember correctly I believe is China where they had done some manipulation two people to help prevent AIDS and in the process of doing so they may have boosted intelligence or the potential for intelligence which was so convoluted that my puny little brain can't understand the study I was supposed to go over the same paragraph like four or five times just try to figure out what the f*** they were saying am I making any sense yeah you are you are and that was a study that has been published but it's being reported that he is his last name is he he took them to delete ccr5 Gene which is required for HIV to infect cells that was most of us scientists think that was Reckless for the fact that HIV is a huge risk in China One in a thousand chance of getting HIV there plenty all the thing other things they that you could do that could be more helpful website why don't you take copious canine to prevent heart disease which would probably have to 50% to kill the boys but boy it wasn't the most risk-benefit ratio modification that's one thing the other is we don't know what happens when you cut jeans and embryos does it have changes to the DNA did it accelerate the Raging it mess without the jeans get caught in other places and screw out those jeans we don't know that yet and so that's why the scientific Community had a negative reaction to it but what's interesting is that the scientific community and the Press has pretty much gone quiet on this imagine if this happened during the bush era week we have protested the love the place to be outlawed and that hasn't happened I think it's because we live in a world with a 24-hour news cycle what is that also because it's being if it wasn't during the bush world I mean the protesters really take place if it was done here the thing about things are done in China or overseas like huh like it's so far away like wild keep an eye on them and I guess that's true that some country can an engineer Army of Two are there genes that predispose you to to long life we could make Offspring a family that would potentially live a lot longer but is this something that can only be manipulated in embryos or in fetuses now we can do it in adults actually rugs that are in development to actually correction attic diseases such as vision loss real print on a laptop I need glasses to read my laptop so we just put up a study online on a psycho by walk I've anyone can go there and see it just Google my name and bio b i o r v e reason that interesting is that what we're showing is in mice at least we can reverse the age of the retina and restore the vision of old mice what do I have to do well come on man I lose your job are you going to let me Crack those kind of jokes sorry I was joking I know it's not his fault available to the general public any time in our lifetime and what would you do adding factors also known as yamanaka factors that are named after this Japanese fellow who won the Nobel Prize in 2012 these factors I used all over the world even probably in in high schools to reprogram skin cells other cells to be in stem cells cells can be used to make you all guns are you blood cells but what people hadn't tried until recently was can you do this in a living animal or we just going to mess it up is that if you do it the wrong way you mess up the animal and it'll die but weave sew-in for the first time in this paper is you can do it in a Safeway and normally that reverse the clock make the cells young and restore how they work and get back vision and what's the methodology right quick question so that the current method is using a virus that's on the market these are called you put them in the eye there already patients getting this real yes spark Therapeutics is an example of a company that is curing genetic diseases in the eye with viruses were in the new world most people don't know about it now so what is the company again Tammy look up the spark genetic engineering so these folks are already doing this to people so is this for people that are sort of desperate and they'll try something experimental right well there insensitive no other throwing up no other cure diseases someone was just treated and cured of sickle cell anemia that's phenomenal and you know I learned that that comes from malaria right that was the idea that people were the resistance to malaria was that trait from people that evolved in the area where they would get malaria was also what led to people getting sickle-cell correct correct sold it I learned from Tiffany haddish by the way Tiffany Tiffany. Luxturna stuff is this something that someone like me to take right now no not easily you talk to would need to prescribe it and so if you did was grab it I could literally get Vision back while this is not the same technology that I'm talking about it for my lasses inherited retinal diseases are commitment to our die RDS this is Gene replacement not reprogramming a body to be young but it's the same virus that would to correct so they're using this for certain retinal diseases or the correcting it know what how is this bacteria fixing your vision with a virus is a jazz bar age to get the jeans into the cells that's all and that these are but then on viruses they don't hurt you but they are carrier and it maybe eventually we'll have all the way to do this the right now the virus is the best way and in the mice to restore the vision we have this 3 Gene combination of these young baccarat programming jeans we put them into the eye and then we turn them on with a drug in fact the same drug that I took when I was in Africa called doxycycline is the same drug we can feed to them I turned on the reprogramming jeans for a few weeks restore their Vision back to a young Mouse and then we just take away the doxycycline an antibiotic and mice have the vision back and how long does it take for it starts deteriorating but don't know yet. back those young guys again so you might have a hole full cycle from like 20 or 10 to 40 years old again that's the future that you'll get a delivery of this virus you'll take the antibiotic for a few weeks be fully rejuvenated and the doctor says come back in a couple of decades will fix you again I will give you some antibiotic in a couple of tickets but then it gets really weird if you have a few engineer your children to have your system if that ever happens with matching a coup we could do this right now with technology and you have people engineered to be able to be reversed in their age or let's say they have an accident and your optic nerve gets damaged or did they lose their hearing from a bomb or something that spinal injury give him a dose of IV of antibiotics and they become just like an embryo they can rejuvenate they can regrow their optic nerve regrowth eisbein fixed back back like new division you going to see that's going to be available to the general public also suck I'm an entrepreneur as we discussed before and also one of the companies that I've started is exactly that raise money to be able to make as far as we're making it now takes a few million box and we'll hopefully with the fda's approval injected into people's eyes no first one just beat guys like you first of all we have to go into an area where it's FDA approval which is a disease like glaucoma is pressure in the eye for macular degeneration that's our first gold benefits safe why not do old eyes yeah well yeah you could theoretically put it into the spinal cord or give a given IV the people died injuries oh for sure it's one of the things we also did in this paper that we put on line is we pinch the optic nerve and what normally happens is it just degrades I mean Norristown car back right unless your baby play the human but we made those so so young that the optic nerve crew back to the brain first time that's being able I know a guy from fighting he's got a detached retina detached how bad this is Vision in his right eyes extremely poor shout out to Michael Bisping do you think that that's something that inside of his lifetime they could see something the use of this technology that can regenerate his I well-nigh get get a lot of emails really trying promise anything I what I what I think is possible is that initially will be used for disease a chronic disease then it'll be used for injuries like like that but fresh injuries I think it's probably work better if it's fresh I don't know what is Technologies going I can imagine a lot we can all imagine that you could get Vision back and people walking again but that's what is Technologies going to Discovery in the book as a what what happened while I was riding brighten a remarkable and so I wrote them down in the book as we went along so people can see how it feels to be a scientist to make these discoveries I'll bet it's only been a year or less that we've known about this so imagine 50 years from now what we can do even 10:30 a remarkable future it's very exciting know what kind of a timeline are you anticipating for bringing this to you know people with injuries will injuries already we have a study plan for spinal injury in mi and that will probably know the results in less than a year and then we could go as fast as the FDA allows us going to a clinical trial now is the same scenario applicable for people Spiner and spinal injuries as Vision like people that have but more recent spinal injury will be more likely candidates than people that have had older spinal injuries I think so that would just be my guess that it's easier to fix a recent recently damaged system anything in the body that's fresh but rule out anything when we when we first discovered this the experiment was to have a fresh injury the pinching of the optic nerve but then I said to my student what you just try almost anything come on old man as you kidding me how's that going to work just try it just try it so we did it and in collaboration with another Lab at Harvard the experts and so bruised Cassandra's is named the Bruce call me Professor 10:30 at night just got off the plane he said David you won't believe it I didn't believe it I just looked at the date it freaking worked old my singing again cuz I don't want to go down to the FDA and tell him about it cuz right now I diseases typically all you can do is slow them down and he is actually reversal of loss function does this apply to injuries as well do believe old injuries or just old macular degeneration we haven't tried all the injuries and now we've done glaucoma which is an old injury theoretically what we could do is at least with the existing knows if they still attached we should be what we could do is at least with the existing knows if they still attached we should be able to rejuvenate those make them work better cuz he has some vision is so yeah so that's possible that that makes more sense but very little very limited in one eye yeah well we'll have to see


    Should We Eat Human Flesh to Save the Environment?
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    so your mother your grandmother had your father when she was 15 years old right blow ya back in the early days of World War II was playing around with her boyfriend she claims to be a virgin but something got somewhere they shouldn't have and Jordan High School that's probably why work on Aging Adams ruin everything but how it was her advice like in terms of like white how do you avoid what adults are doing wrong well you know she growing up during the Depression and she had no she had no respect by the time I came along she put Oliver in to me and I was a spoiled brat as a kid so that that was one helpful to me I think now isn't at all but more importantly she wanted me to do the best I could with my life she said David do what you can to make this world a better place make sure that you leave this place better than you found it and that's what I'm trying to do wow what a profound piece of advice for a grandchild she taught me to get there but I'd like you to just I'm going my own way and we'll see how this goes she she said f*** you or if I'm out of here she went to Australia the farthest place you could find from York never went back she went on Bondi Beach in Sydney in a bikini which was rebellious nervous by the police Facebook show your belly that's why I think but she was a rebel she went to New Guinea by self in 60 what year was this where she was wearing a bikini Wow Girls right when you see them they always had one piece suits on light what's the time drunk as well did you see that article that was yesterday where they were interviewing an Australian a guy who's a doctor or a scientist was talking about climate change and it was saying that we have to start eating human bodies and the human bodies are very nutritious and that we just put them in the ground and I was reading it I was like okay this is kite rolling like what is it what is he doing here is he completely insane but his advice was our dependence on meat is ruining like it's some places where there are you know they're stripping the rainforest to make room for cattle grazing he was saying that we are getting rid of perfectly good meat every time we put someone in the ground where we are but but to suggest that is sounds insane to me I was talking about like the last thing you want encourages people getting used to eating people he's been watching world was he maybe you know yeah several articles written on it maybe somebody extrapolated but the idea was you saying that people should eat meat and if they want to eat me to see humans because it's animal rights activists might be just an idiot relatives you people know right now if you do not need to go that far yet the human because it's animal rights activists might be just an idiot 8-year relatives you taste of people you know right now I do not need to go that far not yet


    Joe Rogan on the Government's War on Raw Milk
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    I have directions to Roanoke health food store like Sprouts or you know something like that I think that I'm yeah I think they have it at Erewhon maybe Whole Foods has it that so it's really tricky because you that's not even legal in some places to have whole milk in fact people been arrested and just locked up for having whole milk yes Google that cuz when you think about how easy it is to I whiskey right and then think about people buying whole milk that whole milk is apparently for some people to meet him in might have to something to do with skirting FDA regulations and things long as long as it gets very complicated for sure and then it was the reason for homogenisation pasteurization is obviously Health right we're trying to protect you and also its shelf life stays on the Shelf longer but I've definitely bought it was it called a small group food group raw food Club they had they were rated in 2011 for sharing raw milk or something latest raw milk rate and attack on food Freedom federal agents organize a sting operation against a tiny raw milk Buying Club and ignore more serious food safety concerns yeah like Twinkies you can I'm sure get poop food poisoning spoiled milk right but isn't spoiled milk yogurt ultimately right but hit his what I do with food if it stinks I don't need it that good move bro I think milk you smell pretty quickly if it's going bad involved unwashed room temperature eggs the other account on wash room temperature eggs a storage method Rossum members prefer by the way when we had chickens for these nasty coyotes kill all my chickens we would store are eggs at room temperature we put them in a bowl we would wash the outside of the egg and put them in a bowl and they would sit on the counter and I was eating them all day long nothing happen healthiest f*** Asians dump gallons of raw milk and fill the large flatbed with the Seas food including coconuts we seize your f****** coconut watermelons and Frozen buffalo meat the f*** is this who are these assholes government money from our taxes to steal frozen frozen meat cheese Christ Christopher Darden who helped prosecute OJ Simpson appeared at Stewart's arraignment just in time to lower his bail. So Christopher darden's out there helping people whenever gross just a mean I don't think you should you know we should somehow or another find out whether there's a way to test if this raw milk is fresh enough for people to eat but if it is people live on farms have been drinking raw milk since the beginning of time it's normal and healthy taste better it's it's way easier for you to digest like I get a little weird when I drink like straight like that milk and cookies which I love it here and I'm thinking about it the cookies might be with messing with my I don't think so though cuz you get this feeling from the middle of the fight both you know what that is and then I was fat right there bread is better they have bread that is not from their Vera did they don't have modern wheat so the week that they have is not engineered to have more complex glutens and higher yield like we do


    Joe Rogan | Could Red Wine Be Beneficial to Your Health? w/ David Sinclair
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    when I was in Africa you reminded me they eat a lot of blueberries and so these colored foods are also good to eat there was virtual comes on when yams dark things right but yeah we also are fruits that are very colored colorful why is that why is that Pizza stress response chemicals and turn on TV lamp will put a plant in the song it'll turn reddish you know those are stress chemicals to survive and I believe that we've evolved to sense those chemicals in our food supply attracted to juicy red tomatoes as opposed to pale tomatoes to it turn on our defenses against disease can survive why is that good why did that evolve potentially of old I think because when a food supply was stressed we need to get ready for adversity cuz we probably run out of food and if you're a bird or some other dumb animal so how you going to know if your food supplies going to run out you've got it no it chemically so these chemicals are heads-up that adversity is coming these chemicals through red wine which is fresh grapes and other things like that blueberries these chemicals probably not working mainly through antioxidant activity they giving us this stress heads up isn't there there's a controversial thing the red wine thing correct like whether or not red wine at the the actual compound of Resveratrol is where we getting our benefit from because it's apparently a very small amount of Resveratrol in red wine yes sure it's already controversial except when people exaggerate and say that it's all Resveratrol component of thousands of healthy molecules in red wine for certain which is good for a number of things is a whole bunch of polyphenols they called and told part of that cocktail what is the fermentation process cuz we talked about grapes themselves with a high sugar content actually being something we should avoid right so. if you don't have too much of it will have a concentrated amount of these Zeno hermetic molecules like Resveratrol and quercetin apparent in red wine it's really only in red wine dad said you don't need to so that when we treated mice with resveratrol they were immune to the effects of high-fat diet Western. And we praise this down to a single genetic pathway that we work on these or two and I talked about these NAD response immune to eating shittyfood like the negative aspects of using shittyfood yeah that was safe and could mimic the effects of fasting prescription without actually having to be hungry wow and what time do SRI given these mice with equivalent of about 250 mg a day and a human Okay so is 1/4 of what you recommend people take right I don't recommend people take anything but okay what you take required to have an even better effect on longevity but the results are bright clear when we opened up these mice maybe I should have said that when We examined carefully put them to sleep for scientific purposes it was clear that they they were healthier fat that was interesting but their arteries were cleaned that lives were like a healthy lean young Mouse and when we looked at their results of bright clear when we open up these mice maybe I should have said that when We examined carefully put them put them to sleep for scientific purposes it was clear that they they were healthier now that was still fat that was interesting but their arteries were cleaned that lives were like a healthy lean young Mouse and when we looked at their metabolism it was like a younger Mouse


    Geneticist David Sinclair on the Latest Anti-Aging Studies | Joe Rogan
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    I have a question for you right off the bat regarding metformin it was actually an article I'm sure you saw it recently like within the last couple of days that was going around through all the mainstream papers it was talking about how the use of Metformin DHEA and what was there something else as well that was taking two years human growth hormone taking 2 years to biological years off of people's lives it turns of their their age with your natural I'm 52 would make me 50 right eating 49.5 athletes or did you get like schmohz that don't exercise super bodies you know about that study is. I was with the first paper Israel part of my journey up the Great Rift of Africa is aging truly reversible is that it's not just about slowing down aging but one day we could be 80 but biologically 3 now when we're talking about the biological age how is that measured this is measured by the length of the telomeres is measured by physical performance is it measured by a combination of these factors it's none of that something brand new and you don't just look at the letters actg if you look at what's on the letter c sizings called their chemical modifications and those chemicals change as we get older in very linear and predictable ways and you use a computer AI you can say if I took your blood right now I could read your DNA look at those chemical groups on the Seas and I could say you are okay 52 you might be 46 according to that clock predict when you going to die like a fortune-teller yeah but the good news is we know we know what's not just measuring I can wait we think that clock is part of the aging process with learning how to reverse it too is this just one modality this this combination of growth hormone this one way of going about it are there other ways of going about it growth hormone DHEA metformin is there anything well that's the first that event rental close three things being used widely but I think as we use this clock we're going to figure out that whole bunch of stuff that we do and things that we can do and combine will not to slow eating but reverse it and not just buy two and a half years eventually and some of the technology that I talked about in my book waiting could turn the clock back by a decade or more hello know what things are you talkin about that could possibly turn it back a decade or more wealth and who do I have to blow sorry yeah you can blame me but you may have to do it a few times but the amazing thing about where we are now today with agent and we're right on The Cutting Edge so it's great to be able to share this with you this clock what I'm saying my Theory of Aging is that it's not the DNA that we lose that's the old Theory you know the old idea that antioxidants hurt the DS just throw that out for a while maybe forever what I think is going on is it the DNA is getting modified and the cell, read the DNA the way it used to that's really important and so the clock is not just a clock on the wall it's also if you move the hands on the clock time changes that's what I think is going on we pause right here for a moment and explain what you were saying about antioxidants well antitoxin Sabine biggest disappointment in the Aging field doesn't stop 40 million people everyday buying drinks with antioxidants in them but antioxidants have with very few exceptions failed to extend the life span of any organism but you are a proponent of Resveratrol at least you used to be are you still I still take it and we still study at but what's you brought this up it's really important was originally thought to be an antioxidant and it is a mild antioxidant but the way it really works we know this is a fact from my lab is that it's stimulating the body's defenses against aging and disease because it's binding to these enzymes that we were conco sirtuins and these are the Defenders of the body and you were saying that if I remember correctly you take Resveratrol you take a powdered form actually bought exact Wichita and you mix it with yogurt in the mornings that is how you do it what's it what's the dose that you take while probably comes out to about a gram in a gram okay so someone's taking capsules what pens are probably capsules 250mg is it important to take it with fats is that why you take it with yogurt yeah yeah either high protein which is Greek yogurt devices or fact but water is like brake dust it won't dissolve in a glass of whole milk maybe it barely got in and I meant so but nmn is also effective well let's building a little bit please if you read the paper and I have turned out one of the effects of his treatment was the reduction in the levels of a protein called cd38 cd38 resides on immune cells and it goes up as we get older and what they found one of the biggest effects of the treatment was the levels of this city 38 protein went down so what is the CD 48 this is the main enzyme in our bodies that degrades NAD NAD is required for the sirtuin Defenders to work so one possibility is that and I'm sure it's complicated but one way this could be working is by allowing your body to make an AT&T store it rather than degrading as we get older interesting so would supplementing with any men which is a form of NAD correct precursor would that enhance the effects do you believe like if they try to do a new study it could could it could cost $10,000 for the entirety of the treatment and the treatment lasts how long I don't remember how long they traded the patience for but I do know that it wasn't cheap that's why they only did nine Horvath nine patients you kidding me why didn't you do 50 and I went well we didn't have the money that's the point really is that we need to test a lot of different combinations include anime and include this one for my sandwich is a little bit more risky and toxic but there are better molecules in development the question is what is the best combination and do you use it with exercise and fasting or is it bad to combine them all together we don't know yet that's a good question to that I wanted to ask you because one of things it came out of the podcast was input from some other people that I know that our nutrition experts and performance experts that were skeptical about metformin and they were saying that metformin although it may have an anti aging affect and actually decreases physical performance in athletes will that there was a study that shows that was very cool to actually real that can prevent the great gains from hot excite so he's the solution that I think is worth trying a solution and that is a theme that I have in my book in my on my research and that is we don't want to be doing everything everyday necessarily we want a pulse that we want to shock the body and let it recover we know that you got to text size I mean some people have been on the show run a hundred miles of free every weekend but generally you want to hit hard and let it recover and that way I think my body can have the best of both worlds so when you are not exercising and you take it you feel like it doesn't have a hit when you are exercising and not taking it so it somehow or another whatever performance headed has its temporary yeah right so this is all just theoretical right on The Cutting Edge of human knowledge but my guess is that we want to allow the body to recover so I don't take my phone on those days rather than taking metformin everyday like a diabetic would know what what is the what's that hit like what is happening with the mechanism behind the performance hit from taking metformin all we don't know but I can tell you the best explanation that I can give you some at Forman is a derivative a plant molecule the French lilac so it's not crazy molecules Pretty Natural but what it does is many things in the body scientist will quite annoyingly argue about it for first they have to lock past 40 years so there's no correct answer but what I think is going on is that my foreman is interfering with the mitochondria mitochondria in the cell mitochondria become a battery packs they basically making chemical energy without that chemical energy would be dead in about 20 seconds we need that for life-form it interrupts that energy production in the mitochondria but you need the mitochondria to amplify after you've exercised so it they're antagonizing each other so why does metformin work by inhibiting the mitochondria the body gets a signal that doesn't have enough chemical energy not making enough so it expands the number of mitochondria these are ancient remnants of bacteria that enter themselves and we have less if we sit around and like we are now we have more fixed size and Metformin by telling the body s*** we're running out of energy the body respond to make more mitochondria metformin and exercising that inhibition is preventing the benefit somehow of what you get with exercise your house so I like what what did the study or what studies have been done and what did they reveal I don't know the precise details to study it was it was giving metformin everyday to people who were in a controlled exercise I think we treadmill a few times a week and what they measured was the mitochondrial benefit now that so confusing if there's a mitochondrial benefit butter performance hit well know that actually metformin prevented the mitochondria from amplifying up it must be interfering with the signal that you get from exercise what if that is we don't know exactly what that is so you really have to be some sort of a guinea pig with this stuff to go back and forth from taking it and exercising not taking it well know that actually metformin prevented the mitochondria from amplifying up it must be interfering with the signal that you get from exercise what if that is we don't know exactly what that is so you really have to be some sort of a guinea pig try to f*** with this stuff to go back and forth from taking it and exercising not taking it one of those guinea pigs


    Joe Rogan | What Do the Longest Living People Have in Common? w:David Sinclair
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    don't forget the other dials someone said humans x five 500,000 years ago and I said that copy true 500,000 years ago that's not checked it out it's true some something to spark and some Tinder you're really creating changing the state of matter and will continue to do that we've evolved 222 is the longest ostensibly the without intervention we've reached but why not now give us what evolution failed play why can't we be like all the species that are at the top of a game are there any factors when you look at the oldest people that are alive are there any common factors actually not really think they do seem to have a collection of Gene variants that predispose them to get to that long is one gold foxo3 that if you've done your genome we can have a look 23andMe I got one of them out of two of my kids got two of my kids out of 3 have both so they if they look off themselves might have a better chance of living longer but anyways lonely people they tend to live a long time no matter what they do they smoke till 9 years old really yeah the quit it 90 there's a few cases of that that's one one lady in friends but one of my friends here is his name is near powers like he was with me and Israel he's got a story of when he asked the centenarian lady lady at Levi 413 you why didn't you quit smoking and she said for doctors I went to told me to quit smoking and they've all died I don't remember what she did I would imagine that would play a part like how stressful your occupation is and yes she had a great sense of humor that was probably part of it all the time when was up how many wrinkles do you have and I'm sitting on it hahaha wow she made it to 122 know if there been any anecdotal reports of people that live longer well if who's Lauren unsubstantiated reports if there's some people that claim to have lived like ridiculously long but I've never really figured out whether or not it's accurate sure is a few of those but even even jump, 228 is a big argument now between us researches whether that's even true he'll realize it's a massive debate I've got an inbox full of long angry emails from scientists what's the evidence to the contrary that too so that the hypothesis is that she her identity was subsumed by her daughter to avoid paying taxes on one photo that matches the daughter so there's a lot of forensics going on in the gray and the French government's not French researches on keeping up the blood samples to go. They don't want to know and that's still pretty good that's what we work on them you get him on a drip well my Dad we did a mini on himself so he's not encountered yet but he's a house you look well I wouldn't say it looks young but his Fitness is like a 30 year old yeah I shouldn't do that sorry Dad he think he's really he's reinvigorated in my family we've got some Eskenazi bad genes we tend to Die Young and my grandmother died 15 years older than my dad and she died years ago lost and usable life horrible so we know what's going to happen to my family probably to all of us we don't tell your mother your grandmother had your father when she was 15 years old right below yeah back in the early days of World War II she apparently was playing around with her boyfriend she claims to be a virgin but something got somewhere they shouldn't have and High School in terms of like white how do you avoid what adults are doing wrong well you know she growing up during the Depression and then World War 2 Hungary and raped a lot of people she had no she had no respect for Humanity so by the time I came along she put all of our energy into to me and I was a spoiled brat as a kid so that that was helpful to me I think now is an adult but more importantly she wanted me to do the best I could with my life she said David do what you can to make this world a better place make sure that you leave this place better than you found it and that's what I'm trying to do wow what a profound piece of advice for a grandchild she was a rebel she told me forget the rules but I kind of like you do is I'm going my own way and we'll see how this goes she f*** you're up I'm out of here she went to Australia the first place you could find from York never went back she went on Bondi Beach in Sydney in a bikini which was rebellious take by the police Rebel she went to New Guinea by self in the 60s what year was this where she was wearing a bikini bikini in the 50s wow like those pin-up girls right when you see them they always had one piece suits on like a woman on a run


    Bill Burr Responds to Bear Video As Only He Can!
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    I feel if I was going to go out and go kill something cute and fuzzy if I f****** had a total hypocrite cuz I am a meteor anyways if I used a bow and arrow I would feel like an accomplishment I watch Ted Nugent kill a bear which I could never do you know when is all these f****** places to just get a chicken sandwich do I really need to make a f****** you know a bear double cheeseburger no really know cuz I went to the zoo one time and I saw this bear and it was funny cuz it was sitting half in the water and half out ahead of time that's arms its front legs f****** like it look like it was sitting in a Jacuzzi like a lounge and we pulled up in the bus to look at it and it was just the way it looked I kind of locked I met eyes with the thing and I knew it was thinking like a video of me those are killing the deer in the backyard while eating it alive in the deer screaming cuz you need to know what a bear really is me see Bears in real life oh that's what that thing it's a f****** killing bear with just punch it in the head to stop here into this so that other thing you know she likes to stretch with me she thinks it's funny and she makes those noises because she supposed to do she got seat when she goes make a foam roller and out she'll come walk around look at me she'll smiling Sewanee she sits on it cuz you have not using she sits down she just hilarious


    Why Bill Burr Titled His Special "Paper Tiger"
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    can you do that while I talk about my new special coming up my paper tiger and a hilarious time cuz you already took strange time I have to stop saying like the amount of times I had to stop saying it's so weird times special because it just is like what we're focusing on my call my God can you f****** believe his wild this real like pictures of going on if you if it's true is like you could make a Will Smith or Tom Cruise movie on those end of the world movies where they accept you know it's not going to have a happy ending and it's just like it's just kind of strikes me I don't know it was also have fun like I'm not trying to f****** hurt anybody that's not malicious I'm doing my job I'm talking about what's in the news and I'm f****** around and it sparked and any other parties just me talking about my flaws my temper and trying to work that s*** up that's all this f****** thing is and for some reason. You're saying stand up just a lot of s*** that is not as far as like if you had priorities you know like your house just burnt down you're not being like that we have to get a new toaster you know it's like no we need shelter like the number one thing but this is gassed up to likes number 7 and number 8 or something like that and I already know people going to be like in a typical white male cuz you can't like all of that s*** about how old birtley I don't know I just reversed like you're doing the same f****** thing you don't even realize you're doing it not all of them feminists are like smart but it's not the ones that are on TV it's like sports fans a lot of sports fans are really smart but not the ones that call in Sports Talk Radio Howard Stern I don't have time and I'm not going to some f****** mall in the middle of the day blowing off work or whatever the because I'm trying to get my own shipped off the people that show up you love him cuz they're die hard but they're out of their f****** mites so it just has to do with that I'm kind of it doesn't have to do with me but it does it's one of those things and it's also another way of saying that I'm full of s*** it just has to do with that I'm kind of it doesn't have to do with me but it does it's one of one of those things and it's also another way of saying that I'm full of s*** and you know


    If You Had to Be Eaten By An Animal...
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    baby got eaten by a bear at the way to go boy if you got to be eaten by any animal what would be the bigger the better sharp over quick. Shock I don't like that because I don't like my head being here in the evils under here and you just sit in your leg doing please don't let me taste good it's interesting sharks used to be if you caught a shark people are happy you got that f****** thing out of water could like when fishermen would bring a shark people get excited now you're a monster well there's this is thing that I follow about sharks on Instagram and like it's f***** this person found a tiger shark the 18-footer or she went down somehow gained this thing's confident and like a fish some fishing line and like took it out okay if it's a scam. And then somehow she ran into the thing again in the ocean and she was petting it like a f****** lap dog trying to suggest that this thing knew her knew her and was happy and respect it mean the way they cut it together to cause the music always takes you emotionally where they want you to go but I was too watching that whole thing going like it's good that you did that but I don't think you're at the I can now this tigershark is talk to all the other tigers do you remember Beastmaster TV show know it was a dude who's like a jack doody head like big bracelets on and he was bucking commune with the animals and they would like land on his shoulder and s*** like eagles would land on his arms and all the animals listen to him Beastmaster Beast master builder allowing you to live in your car you got now you're acting you got to have been Tarzan hair who is the guy in Beastmaster who was it TV show that guy like had this relationship with the f****** with the animals they all listened to him oh yeah I didn't know you had a sword to do is hit a big dick took that judging by how long that f****** One processor their shirts off holding swords holding swords it wasn't telling Lions where to go thing is I will never ever I are cats I probably shouldn't say this but like working with monkeys aside from you know it's going to be a bad movie with the writer who got attacked by a monkey when he was a kid and it was just one of those organ-grinder ones pincho businessman has got it thanks again for the organ grinder music and if that one can't he was talking about like his Clarity and understanding of monkeys just by getting attacked by Juanita's not because I want to because you do like your good for about 18 20 minutes and then the monkey just starts f****** acting crazy and then eventually it just gets like you know I've always said that if you go to circle like a circus like a bear doesn't want to bicycle so what did they do to that f****** thing to make it give in and it's a bear So eventually it's going to become a bear again it'll and it sounds good like all except those circus all that s*** it's just that it's inevitable like what you're doing is a dark is that what they do elephants and monkeys and bear there's a great video it's not a good well it's horrible I'm just existing I don't save those I know you don't just some chill out there's a video of a chimp ride the bike and a bear riding a bike and the chimp tripped up the bear somehow and they crashed and the bear grabs ahold of chimp just rips it apart and when they collide where is f****** furious at the chimp and just starts f****** read like road rage right boom goes down and he tries to help them back get back on the bike is this it is this the one always got the chimp right there oh yeah it's too late I thought they have a muzzle on the f****** thing and they can't get away from him how about stocky read Harry coming at you steal such a stupid f****** form of entertainment you know let's get animals to do s*** that they don't normally do people are freaking out why I like it took them that long to stand up to realize that's not part of the show something about music you can just take you emotionally where you want them to go let's get animals to do s*** that they don't normally do people are freaking out why I like it took him that long to stand up to realize that's not part of the show something about music I can just take you emotionally where you want them to go so their sake


    Hippies Almost Blew Dustin Hoffman to Bits?
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    how many got sick of lugging s*** around or something I don't know what it was but did you see Lenny with Dustin Hoffman yeah he wasn't me he really came off like a comic and and then still walk around a free man like 18 months later was crazy like these people on the Upper East Side I don't know what the f*** they were doing this really radicalize time like the 60s early 70s Show with a somewhere around that time these people making a bomb yeah and he's rich kids or some s*** because it was in a townhouse on the Upper East Side and Dustin Hoffman had one on that block close enough to it and you know these it blew themselves up blue the f****** building up and f***** with his townhouse and there's a picture of him if you can find it is he grabbed some piece of expensive art that he had bought got it out of his house and it's a picture of young Dustin Hoffman walking up the street like had the balls to go after a dream you know about then f****** thing and he's like I made it I'm on the Upper East Side everything's great and then he's f****** the buildings missing yes and close enough to that yeah Jesus Christ all the buildings of the building rated yeah I'm sure that there was some damage under those other ones so it's crazy that they got for me how to see the person who was down there the people down there. I think but then it was they figured out who was in cahoots with them but also their parents owned a townhouse on the Upper East Side so they place in Jamie's been a little you know distance your honor you know you know they go to the same f****** party before the internet they passed around some cash do you ever see a doctor just do drugs a party but it would I think it was complications from the bullet wound yeah when you when you get like shot like I was sitting got was ridiculously short and then he's got to live the rest of his life dealing with the Fallout of what that person did to him and then also knowing that that crazy chick is out there but isn't the guy who shot Reagan out now no I think they were going to let him out and he was like no guy quickie says he's released so what's the name again John everything I say actually built completely the other direction do you ever watch a documentary on the weathermen remember the weatherman are radical terrorist group from the 6607 just looking to the Wikipedia radicalize rich white kids maybe if one of them is one of the guys who was one of the weatherman went on to become a professor at a university in Chicago and that was one of the things that they were talking about when Obama was running for president he's friends with a terrorist cuz he knew this guy from his from his university days cuz wasn't that like the idea and Fight Club that the Project Mayhem something like that you don't talk about that same all sorts of different things in society and natural people by bomb s*** when he was in here but the weatherman anyway the documentary crazy they were they wanted to take down Society they wanted to take down the government so they were doing acid and have an orgasm and then I was placing blowing things up and there was no like so then we can rebuild it it was just like us just pop it up I mean I think there's a lot of anarchists a lot of people in the their used largest tear the whole f****** thing down you know I was having a conversation with my my wife about this really interesting to see how the day we're out of dinner and she was like when she was young she had a rough childhood and she was hoping that society would fall apart cuz her life was a mess and other people's lives were great and she had this thing in her head like oh shoot she hopes Society crumbled because then everything would be f***** all over the world no one would be okay cuz her life wasn't okay and it sound like it's really interesting that really interested what you talking about it's like cuz she was remembering that very specifically when she was young you know chaotic and that's why that's so like funny to me I loved it I don't think they ever say hippie without saying f****** in it cuz she was remembering that very specifically when she was young you know chaotic and that's why that's so like funny to me I loved it I don't think they ever say hippie without saying f****** in it


    These Are the Married Guys Bill Burr Envies
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    like thing went out and drove a bunch of fast cars out in Vegas and he was just like TT post until he goes with show no f****** cool wasn't like the next time that that time I went out there I took my lovely wife with me so we were doing you know couple s*** I was going to be like hey thanks for coming to Vegas from fast cars to do as a married person to just sort of like my mother-in-law watch that kid and we came out there and it's hilarious that's nicely and we immediately go right back to like the ridiculous chemistry laughing like just totally on the same wavelength and it just f****** resets and I am I'm learning now that he got it just with the day-to-day and DeLaGhetto not enough and then do your relationship becomes like the same way and I've finally gotten out of my stupid f****** you know die on every Hill f****** argue everything you know I'm getting out of that and I'm starting to understand you know how to how to do it but you're not in competition with your wife that's what you got to understand yeah yeah you got to pick cuz I'm not going to be that guy happy wife happy life and I watch whatever she wants to watch and I'm envious of them never lose that house that just like this Belk at something like that Union neutered yeah a doorman for everybody to f****** uniform give me s*** yeah they like you become like that in the thing but now we came back in and last night you know I went to bed my wife was like glow and she was like I had the best time and we barely did it we just f****** hung out laughing you know a lot more a rare moment this is hard to do hard to get away hung out laughing you know a lot more a rare moment this is hard to do her to get away


    Komodo Dragons Freak Bill Burr Out!
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    I found this picture on Instagram of this tiger and the f****** thing is is what looks like it's like that looks like it's doing dips list of f****** muscles it doesn't even look real like like like that thing exist on this planet and was just like witches walking around free that you could just bump into that I understand you know like when people first came out here and they eradicated that's along the lines I mean look at that how many pull-ups do you need to do to f*** it look like that oh my God look at the f****** muscles the guy like he had nerve damage in his f****** arm didn't work oh yeah for sure yeah I mean there's a great video recent video like 2 weeks ago of these guys on a motorcycle in India and the right of the most of them are almost got them it's full clip Jason and I actually looked how fast they can run and I'm surprised because I was only a scooter or something and then going 40 miles an hour we're tigers hunt people has a history of them hunting people they Hunter they come upon you know they hunt them under bands in the sunderbans Tigers over the last 200 years of killed more than 300,000 people there they actively get elbow quick death, yeah I already know what I would ever do if I ever came in contact with the tiger just exactly what it makes some defensive moves like our offensive moves just to get a title right towards it choked out then knocked out it's the same thing you just go to sleep yeah you just sleep I mean it probably hurts for a second and then it's over I think the last thing it's as bad as the smell of the tiger all the Press we were I think Jamie rotten meat breath or just affected they found their clothes where was this which rainforest I don't know so I can write in your right up your f****** Ali's to I was surprised it wasn't on your Instagram like that's such that's like I have had some Rogan s*** right there that's a bummer man when people get confused and they don't understand you you're removing thing and you don't move quick and they're they're all about eating moving things if you're moving there trying to eat you if you if you're by yourself again wherever we started on this planet that our brain was able to cover for the fact of how f****** slow we are with slower than squirrels like everything everything is lightning-fast out there except slots slots I know but they've been like that's their job yeah you go after the real thing you trying to eat one of my favorite videos is watching The Harpy eagles kill sloths is Swoop in and snatch him like the largest Eagles and South America and it is zipline tour in the in Costa Rica just kind of looked around a little bit and Minnie f****** heart attack we did a zip line that was one mile you get on it you use zip across one of my eyes I'm sliding on this thing with my family by the way I'm thinking and then bolted so they had like straps with a ratcheted where the ladder head rusted and then they just grabbed hold a strap and like clamp down on bucket treats and we're climbing up this it it's like a little watch out there that Parts rusted through like what that's rusted through and then you get to the top and they latch you up to this thing and I'm telling you you're above the rain for it and it just yeah you go for like f****** 10 minutes if people don't understand how high those two we were just in the b******* tippity top of Costa Rica and I just remember like the thing where we worked you know the little kids platform that you went up to was so f****** high off the ground and it was a third up to treat ya like when we will look it up at the three-toed sloth that was over there it was like another for 500 feet it seemed up it was ridiculous f****** ridiculous nature of a guy he's a musician and he was recording Sounds of Nature and he fell asleep in a bear ate them recording of him getting eaten while he's recording sounds of nature seem like it's a long death row yeah they just hate you they just hold you down like a salmon and start chewing jumps to do it cuz they're omnivores I'm divorced of the worst things get killed by you better off getting killed by a predator cuz Predators generally just want to kill you and kill you as quick as they can but Bears the first of all there were no Predators other than other bear and humans with rifles and if there's a place where there's no humans with rifles to the top of the food chain so they just put a paw down on you so they hold you in place and start chewing chunks of you just eaten chunks of you off the video the Grizzly Man Show deer looking thing whatever the f*** is it it's world that's like that and it I'm sorry people but it's snap tits f****** leg and he said the thing was laying there and it couldn't move and it would just started eating the things guts and the deers sound of yeah there's a great one of a Komodo Dragon eating a monkey and it's got like a look at it might be a baboon with a baboon's are no joke I never knew when they f****** yanjaa latosha tiger monkey dog monkey and tail hanging out of his mouth is slowly eating this entire monkey hole choking this thing down eating this entire monkey hole and the tail and little feet are poking out is that called


    The First Stand-Up Comic Was a Fascist?
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    imagine that that used to be Show Business used to be like in a covered wagon you pull into town ladies and gentlemen gather round and it was a show and then you know you have a Minstrel show and people singing Do puppets and it be a play That's when when do you think the first guy got up and told jokes to make people laugh like when was our first book on the history of stand up and was a guy like Frank Fay or something like that was the first guy that went out there like I don't need to have like a f****** hula hoop and spinning plates and he just went out and was like I'm just going to tell stories and make him like he eat kind of did a monologue type of thing but he was the first guy he was actually on the side of the fascists he was a fascist yeah they was real yeah there was people in this country that you know didn't think what those guys were doing was necessarily wrong which really if you look at the history forget about this country of humanity like there's always been that so what's f***** his career from remembering this correctly this could be like f****** hope I'm saying the right guy he so he ended up doing this all right like I said earlier when he's doing the props he's come out dressed like he's in the Foreign Legion but he did a show right after World War II raftery one and it was a pro-fascist rally in New York City and he was the big-name signed on to do it and the night was called the friends of Frank's the first stand-up comic was a fascist who argued that that Mark Twain Samuel Clemens will argue that he was the first stand up so I don't know really nice I think it just sort of there with that sort of Pocatello up and then duck back down like to make improv the line like I did that without my hula hoop you know yeah well argue argue that he was the first stand up so I don't know really miss I think it just sort of there with that sort of Pocatello up and then duck back down likes me improv the line like I did that without my hula hoop you know


    I Don't Need Everyone to Like Me! - Bill Burr
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    favorite quote from Tarantino you don't I mean there's no sense just going in and showing your ass and being you know it's a private gig and they go okay perform between these two lines you not Lenny Bruce if you go in there and you go outside of your f****** a****** right cuz you agreed to do that right you do a corporate gig or Christian church right but if you're at a comedy club it's like you're a guest you came into a nightclub people to get upset while you're the problem the other people are there to see this kind of s*** isn't so rarely selfish maybe like I went to a restaurant and I didn't like the meal and then the chef owed me an apology and had to change his menu and you didn't want anybody else to eat stop I hate this food and if you go in there and eat off of that menu then you're part of the f****** problem and I'm going to try to take you down to cuz you didn't have a problem with this f****** chicken and dumplings which of the strange strange best name special I feel well I didn't know what else to call it just that's all I could think of yeah I like it because it's not it's not you not punching him in the nuts you just said strange so weird time how long do you think you're going to wait until you do another one you have a set schedule because I take the enjoyment out of it it's like more like I had a bit that I was doing the first time I told the story and my new our two women like yelled out simultaneously and they yelled the same thing which means they whisper to each other let's yell this in 321 and I got out go fuckyourself I got into that with them and then they went upstairs and I'm like the comedy club I know they're still there because, Club security is the worst it's the worst they just they just they they don't know how to kick people out so I went upstairs I had to put the hoodie up and all of that s*** they said they were at the bar I walked by and then I go outside the club took the hoodie up and then they were there and then we got into it again and I was just like you don't even know me go fuc yourself so it had to do while with a lesbian so that in and it was still wrong show to do it on cuz I think it was kind of a gay show I mean I went up there they had paper cutouts of dicks all over the place so I'm like I what's the comedy club so I'm telling I'm telling the story I want to tell so I told a story you know so it took me a little while you know the kind of so I've just been you know working they been out working a bit out and then like you know I did the joke the other night at the Laugh Factory in the exact person from that group came up to me told me she loved the joke and she's just like I feel like he would describe in my life and I'm like that's why that's the fun of this s*** and you know it's people say I can't do it at home I have to go out there and just start throwing it against the wall and see how Easter stuff together so to go back to like when are you going to do a special again like I enjoy this part too much to be thinking about like you know then you're like okay I'm doing a special I'm taping it here and then I'm in the bubble and then every night I go on stage and it's just like okay and then I got to do this and made me what if I open with this opposite reason the entire reason why I got into this business was nothing real job I want to have fun so this which is goes back to what I was talking about you and I was watching you on the other side he shot his special and now he's going down and it's much as it can be frustrating putting it together he's having fun every night seeing all right choices idea going to go just going to leave it like when I put a new our like I have some of that shitt ever and I take all the house rules and throw them out the window I don't give a f*** if you see me doing these jokes and most of them don't live but some of them grow into something better yeah and then it's not hockey and now it's this this thing that then shoots off into this and then you just start spinning off over here when people go down there and it's literally like it's not even done you just starting to draw and they're reacting to it's saying it sucks and it's like it's not done I'm just agree with you it sucks yeah yeah I'm with you but some people know that some people understand that some people think they're come and see if most people most people now today in 2019 and it's because there's so much s*** to look at controversy gets people to stop at your website and then you get credit from the advertisers in the side and then they big gas up s*** and they say they need internet hates me but I walk down the street and everybody loves me so it's just like so what is what's really going on that's what's going on is is the small that percentage that don't like you is being shown to be the majority you know it's a very vocal minority to get upset about things and they're very they're adamant about it and they're very active that's what it is the people that are upset about certain things people that are the really responding to operate a culture if they turn around and then do trying to find their Justice and they just I don't know the irony seems to be lost on these people but like I don't talk about I try not to talk that s*** a lot because I don't want to give it any more added weight than it deserves and it's just like people bring it up I just say we do not have a reason to like me yeah I don't know what to tell you I don't need everybody like I just need enough people to fill up enough of wherever I'm playing so I can continue doing this it deserves and it's just like people bring it up I just say we do not have a reason to like me I don't know what to tell you I don't need everybody like I just need enough people to fill up enough of wherever I'm playing so I can continue doing this


    Rogan and Burr Reminisce About Opie & Anthony
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    like when we when we would do the Opie and Anthony show okay like Howard Stern like when he would do back in the day when he would do live remotes I love Howard Stern I love open Anthony but like if I was a fan of the show I don't have time and I'm not going to some f****** mall in the middle of the day blowing off work or whatever the f*** cuz I'm trying to get my own ship the people that show up you love him cuz they're die hard but they're out of their f****** might so text to do with that I'm kind of it doesn't have to do with me but it does its wanted one of those things and it's also another way of saying that I'm full of s*** and you know and guys will come in at fans come in the studio and sit and watch the show New York I dislike the second void somebody said it's perfectly like you know Phantom limb you know that's what it feels like a negative and I'm going to the last show that has to get up early for Lena and when they were together before Anthony got kicked out and Opie and Jimmy and Anthony were all together was amazing that was like seeing a band with all the original members on the first f****** couple of albums tour David Lee go solo and then you know where did over to XM to write they were the first or before but they were they would have heard that let you just f*** around like Howard is amazing greatest radio personality of all time by far but Howard control the show he had you on he had the board in front of them control the board he asked questions he had an agenda and you know he was trying to make the shows entertaining as possible they got ready in Ona you just f****** come on in guys come on a Patrice come on a bill Ari shaffir have a seat and everybody you'd be in the room brick at your base ten f****** people in the room Norton it would be doing creepy characters I mean it was it was it was the birth Jamie Jimmy was my favorite one Jimmy was one of my favorite highly intelligent people being silly Jim was the Patrice was sort of the king of that super super super smart and silly really want Howard went from terrestrial radio to sirius it was like he died because I didn't have until I got serious in my car that's like my favorite thing about my car cuz I listen to them every f****** morning if I eat and I got to get him up and it's like the old days like when I first came to New York and I get to listen to it was Bertha podcast where they realize it or not they were the Bertha podcast because o&a was like podcast like we didn't even talk about what we're going to talk about right. No f****** discussion whatsoever we see you and I don't have to do that but we wouldn't anyway we just come in here and shoot the s*** that's all they ever did come on in shoot the s*** what the f*** is going on you know Anthony never gone on a book did Jerry undo that guy know I can't do it you know the giant is when they get that voice you know in the morning do you have any Anthony did live from the compound he did he build a studio in his that's when I was like going this is not going to last this guy's Woodley building it's just like business selling ice cream and I'm building my own ice cream parlor at home like bus go round and round cuz it was just like anything but you were on the bus but you were outside if you want to hang it was you almost like I always felt like when I went in there that Raiders of the Lost Ark you know when Harrison Ford's on the hood and you're grabbing under the photo damage threw up in the UK was your idea and then that dude's and Nathaniel came he was the one that pointed the baby by got credit for some reason I think bands voice sounded like me he came he came out I was your idea you were like the only thing they could top this for those who didn't see it it's such a brilliant idea it was the eggnog drinking contest and you had to do a dub shot like was bourbon but it was eggnog like every 30 seconds will Panda returning Champion was Pat from Moonachie who had diabetes and lots of total it already it was just sitting there and then he continued drinking that you came up with I need to get into the Sports Hall of Fame just because the game 8 heat like you know because of what he added to it I always thought that Pat Moonachie should have been like they should have been like like like a chick Hearn Johnny most sort of award that he f****** continue with his his health continued to drink I remember when when people posted that video everyone was saying fake this isn't real everywhere all over the ground cuz they knew the people going to throw out they had the garbage can ready and then Pat Duffy leaned his head over the edge of the garbage can and then Pat from Moonachie just here, you see him and then it keep coming it keeps coming is like way crazier I start gagging I'll see Fear Factor killed all that in me I never tell the one that makes me gag I start to gag is when there was the dude he puked into a picture and then he was drinking his own puke trying to make the other people puke so then somebody dared this guy who had to take a swig from it and he had like this hipster Viking level beard and and if it was in his beard disappointing that podcast and in that pocket in that shower I almost puke yeah that's a crazy thing about seeing everyone people shoot you were in the moment and I had you know I just sitting in my room smoking a cigar with the Bobby Kelly Rick Talia you know from fossil hunting right and we were sitting and I was looking down at the strip before they came over and I was thinking about the first time I came out there was right before they imploded the Sands of the dunes or something new starting implode those old ones and just walking up and down the strip in the Rio is the new hot one casino and just all great f****** times that I am crazy f****** stories and all that and then just walking around Vegas being old now and seeing all these young people like and you want to stop and just be like dude if you could this anyway to take this in do it because you know it my age if I was to continue doing that you just a creep respect younger people wear their time let them have it that's their Club don't be standing in there with you listen trying to listen to that DJ music to get the f*** out of that let them enjoy their Generations drugs and let them have their f****** stories and just yeah there's no way you could impart that on anyone though tell them to soak it up and enjoy it I had moments remember thinking when I was young like a wild moment Caroline's you are Caroline and I went down there and manufacturer I was just like I told the whole f****** story I came home it just started living with me and her friend was there and I was telling the story of what I saw that day and I was laying on the ground crying laughing telling him and then this guy did this remember the guy who was f****** he would do is shot and when anybody would puke he would Yuki would stand over in the corner and not FaceTime use face in the corner so we started calling him Blair Witch even funnier than me and then I just remember a friend at one point just was like she was like


    Joe Rogan | Privacy is Disappearing w/Bill Burr
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    well that's the thing you know what I was in New York all summer and I was all those the up-and-coming rappers are like trying to hand you see this is what am I going to do with that they still have CDs then they do something then they just click on this to scan this and it goes to like Vimeo page and then Mike is this guy in my phone now like what just happened is he all my contacts yet so I just kind of steer clear to them I get weirded out by those little cute and things do they call them is a cute cute QR code QR code I get weirded out by those things because you camera goes on it and then boom it opens up a website and like what is happening here I'll tell it's a weird one is they have home security systems now where I was reading an ad for this on my podcast and that I was thinking like afterwards like like a lot of times home I guess alarm goes off window blows open and everybody f****** shows up and it's like a video camera so they can confirm that somebody is in your house but then I'm thinking like what what's to stop them from just turn that on and start watching your life like a show nothing but fighting again will for sure if it's possible for someone to do that for sure if there's a strange contracted says we would never do that okay yeah yeah yeah I met as long as it just using it to catch the bad guys which is going to be what they're saying but there's this going to be somebody somebody has their dick in their hand right now obsessed like M&M you jerking off just to the woman walking up to the door to go into her house and it's not enough hey would you be interested in furthering your security enough interesting you say that we just had a case the other day one fortunately she thought it was enough and it wasn't really and then sells and that now he's watching her eating cornflakes it's a slow creep into your life how much time before it's everywhere before everyone can see everyone everywhere I don't know different idea of privacy it is kind of been out there I would not want to be young right now they have a real tough time where do when I was younger when I got my ass kicked it was over it wasn't video documentation for the rest of my life this is the kid from Rocky Point he's all grown up now you trying to get laid in a bar like 20 years later you yes that happened I was sorry send the kid just climbed off him and walk towards his friends and everybody's like probably experiencing severe brain damage and I'm thinking what if that was my son has your son some guys slamming his head and then he's unconscious punch them five six seven times in the face I thought you want to be that guy I was like baby fat tough until like f****** 6th grade and then I sort of leaned out and 11 to get funny and then that's when people started to learn how to fight and there was blood and s*** and I remember there was this dude I think I got up the kid got off the bus he was f****** Jack the other kid was kind of Baby Huey big guy but the other kid got off the bus first he just jumped him and then just sat on his chest it and it was it was like didn't come to school for a week then came back this why Tommy came back to school most of the swelling come down but he almost look like a he was a cousin it wasn't him yeah and I was just like I don't want that to happen to me so that's why the darkest things I've ever heard anybody say about a fight khabib nurmagomedov said about Conor McGregor I want to change his face out there like that that are like that you don't want to be underneath the all of that they just kept getting worse the older I got that sound of somebody's head hitting the floor the worst is WorldstarHipHop videos where will the worst one I ever saw was this guy was drunk and he was talking s*** and one guy knocked him out and then when he's out called lying down everybody took shots at them I mean everybody in the street people were kicking him in the head with running up to him and kicking him like a soccer ball punch them in the face I mean like s*** and one guy knocked him out and then when he's out cold lying down everybody took shots at them I mean everybody in the street people were kicking him in the head with running up to him and kicking him like a soccer ball punch them in the face I mean like 10-15 people doing it just running up to a boom kicking a running up punching them


    Best of the Week - September 1, 2019 - Joe Rogan Experience
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    I want to do it anymore and even saying that sounded crazy to me she was like she was just real quiet I'm thinking about you not saying nothing I like I don't think I'm going to do this anymore and she said something she'd never said previously to wish you liked by it look not Time come on you got to get up I know you feel this way I know your Bible come on I feel like you still got time enough for first time she ever agree with me she was like I think the decision is already made ray connect you throughout this whole day and some of the stuff you've been saying and I've never really seen you like this she said I think it's already made I took that out bro by the making phone calls call call my lawyer who's my good friend Josh Dubin April I think that maybe if he had been wanting me to be you know. He's like if you feel that way but I'mma support you call my manager the next morning and it took us so I went I went I went that weekend call the fight we held off on the announcement and my little just told us you look he's going through some things we're good give us a couple of days so I got you that weekend and he said you still feel like that come Monday morning but but I think I'm done long story short we ended up announcing it September 21st is like a two-week. We're trying to keep it under wraps and doing all the stuff I was letting the necessary people know Roc Nation HBO everybody know and the night before I announced him and me and my good friend who's the director he's also directed mydoc Deonte Thompson he video is like a legacy video where I had my young son my middle son of my oldest son and those are like those are like you know that was me at that point time in my career and we did this whole video that I was going to announce my retirement with and and actually have the doc that I'm working on right now is about this like why did the best Fighters tour of the world at that time walk away from this point on Top Shot the video I'm in the damn my retirement bro and the response was just overwhelming you know it was over when I got just couldn't believe amount of people that were reaching out and it was it was like good and bad like it was good cuz I was getting support but it felt like somebody died like I felt like I died and it was overwhelming and in the two years that followed like I said it at the beginning of this podcast harder than I thought it was going to be one of the hardest if not the hardest thing I've ever tried it had to do and still like I still have to do like it's a daily decision if you're not doing it no more the one of the most rewarding man and it was a necessary evil and I hope that one day man the young guys can look up one dancing and imma do the laundry Wars and turn that you know that that's all you worried about something and all of a sudden that gets resolved I just makes room for the next thing to kind of fill that void because our brain is developed a brain that it has a certain kind of set point for everything it's doing and that just makes room for you to feel that if you're an anxious person probably will always be somewhat anxious no magic bullet that's going to take that out what you have to do is attack the process from knowledge of how it all works and that requires that we have a more sophisticated understanding that one then it's possible from Simply observing Behavior because Behavior does not tell you necessarily what's on the Mind Behavior tells you how the the the brain has responded but you know just to go back to the Fear 3 example when I say I bring you into the laboratory show you a picture of something like a a blue square on my colleague list fell to used to be that damn lie use now at Harvard did experiments like this every time the blue square would come on the person to get a mild shock to their finger and so then she would present the blue square subliminally that means you really quickly with the in the fall of the kind of mastiff and that prevents the information from getting into the conscious mind and tell the person so that I didn't see anything but if you put the person in an Imaging machine fmri and image what's happening that stimulus that threat the blue square gets to the amygdala turned it on the heart begins to race Palms are sweating but the person has no fear the person doesn't know it's there and doesn't experience fear the amygdala is not about fear it's about detecting and responding to danger in order to be afraid that has to reach your conscious mind so that you can experience it as a state of this automatic Consciousness that we're talking about a selfie of Consciousness that's hard for people to separate and that that's why you can't understand that's why the medications are not working they're targeted to work on these underlying systems in rats and mice but that's not where we are experiencing are anxiety and then he just starts playing at his face and then all his friends are atoms are pointing at him and the whole place was just staring and waiting and watching and wondering what the hell's going to happen so I can take them we filmed it before is it free Instagram put up on YouTube it's like I do is ever show this is incredible and then six months later people started coming out with cake me signs 6 years later so 6 years later like I think I've kicked over 15000 people now you know wipe it up a little bit more time this is like Ultra specific cakes that aren't you know at our she'll give us this is a special Aoki cake what is the strange thing is there's there's like not as much cake as you would think this is like frosting it just sort of explodes everywhere so it's less bread yes just so like less carbs more sugar forget all the front row please crazy thing for people to enjoy to get caked in the face the Signature Bar the show is fun it's exciting they close it off to the public knew it got 0% on Rotten Tomatoes they've been open to the public and it got 99% of course if Dad doesn't show a crazy disparity between first of all the idea that you're going to suppress it like you're going to say 0% of no one's going to watch it and we're going to shut Dave Chappelle. He's canceled knock him but people love him you can't cancel someone who doesn't care what you can't Dave Chappelle you can but on top of that like how would they not understand that someone is going to know that you're not opening it up to the public and that once it does get open to public you're going to get a massive Whiplash I'm backlash for people going to come and even if they didn't want to vote on it now they do another going to give it 100% or 99% I knew I had to watch it when I saw how all the media channel many of the media channels that I really dislike and do not respect we're coming so hard at it and saying all now you don't need to watch it and all this other that means I absolutely have to watch it the guardian gate in the UK give it one star and then I saw her by saying like don't watch it Rock saying don't want Elsa okay this is this means that I have to watch this is going to be good small group of relatively small group of human beings that are in charge of these media conglomerates is sounding that they it's not just opinion right it's like they're they're trying to get people to behave and think the way they do it's not just yes it is activism and it's it's also it's undisguised activism it's very transparent activism it supposed to journalism I really wish there was a place where we could go we we can get 100% unbiased info the news and we can get an honest perspective of both sides this I believe this and this is why they believe that but this I believe that this is why they believe that it's very hard to do and if you have a podcast one thinks it's really interesting is if you even talk to someone who has an opposing point of view of yours or who is right wing or who it maybe have some questionable ideas you are somehow platforming them and supporting their idea and supporting some alt right ideology in because this is not an representation of reality and anything that deviates from reality is reality that his filter through your senses and I think art at its highest is exactly that if this was an exact depiction of reality it would be a photograph and I don't need the artist that take you to a slightly other kind of Dimension as you gaze upon them it's more than what is actually going on at the time and that's that's are taken to the craft of Photography very first painting where its title is the background think about that this could have been called the full painting it could have been called Rolling Hills but no it's called starry night and everything and run of it everything in front of it is just in the way and how often do you paint something where the title is the background that that's my point and in this particular case the background is the universe and soap so for me this was a pivot point in art and it's a 1889 which is recent given the history of paintings and on way back so yeah they have to say yes it's not what are you doing for this painting on them in different ways how weird so the town is realistically depicted the trees or recognizable trees if you ever saw a sky that looks like that the end would be here exactly it's how we felt that's all I can tell you by the way that's he's a real evening so that's sorry it's not even his early-morning the crescent moon when it's that orientation means this is Before Sunrise and that white object lower on the horizon that sort of glowy that's very likely Venus and that enables us to trace what's over what's Ed weeks this painting was actually painted it's early morning the crescent moon when it's that orientation means this is Before Sunrise and that white object lower on the horizon that sort of glowing that's very likely Venus and that enables us to trace what's over what's said weeks this painting was actually painting


    Khabib vs. Poirier Full Fight Commentary | JRE Fight Companion
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    Eddie Bravo what's up I'm paper khabib takes this I hope he wins only because it would be like a monstrous fight between him and Tony but you can't count Dustin out you know he could throw a flying knee I'm just a poor a third-round KO and then fights Conor McGregor McGregor fight how do those reshoots go Bryant he did fight Conor was also Southpaw some pretty significant wear and tear on his hip on the ground but I don't think could be because of Flying V staying on the outside to bibi's avoiding the kicks you staying away from Dustin striking like cuz Dustin striking life is a boxing length right so Dustin Sports intro kicks which he doesn't necessarily prefer so when he's throwing those kicks could be caught a couple of Moretti or caught one of them at least but he's avoided the kicks but see the distance distance to throw kicks but he's not a kicker especially with a bad hip and so khabib but here it goes as of the guitar the really really by Quinta Conor McGregor fighting takes rounds very very very very very bad very bad for Dustin very bad he might get smashed year someone Hears A Jiu-Jitsu coach more people have an adopted this Friday why did that I don't know why you never turn your back on the beach but he's just trying to separate the hands it's land right now he is dumb people is he really going to work this is a different fight it's entirely possible that you could get him here crazy send the game for so long then yeah he's been down he's been up he knows how to lose a thinking of you freak out he's lost before and bounce back and f****** full veteran he's a full veteran who got will now you know Dustin's going to want to avoid going the ground at all costs lower stamps now and then avoiding the distance he's still with those kicks man I think he waits for could be to come in I would say avoid those kicks and Industry Jesus well he got real wild you got real while that's a nice Get Loud exhaust exhaust most likely Justin just have to kind of hopefully capitalize on this little moment thunderhook and he's fine and he's good by the way to get home Cinemax movie did only way he could Guillotine is if Dustin is known for a hellacious Guillotine about the s*** that I is Doris's franchise's good Roanoke Green Man as soon as their separation run beautiful trip 19 * 17/16 rounds of Fury look at this goddamn he's tired for sure is 100% dangerous in the mix rap that can knock you out I would love to be listening to Mike Browns coaching to survive that's knocked out looking for those shots you got to be real conservative debated Nancy Grace about marijuana she hasn't been hot for a second but maybe I'm going to get tired tug on his neck on the Bears Mack not going to f*** you up but it makes you think of a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt gets me the physician like that he's trying to take him down don't know Tony khabib fight all day I disagree with Brian Ortega cuz he's too small he's 145-pounder did you go to hug his dad yeah yeah everybody wow yeah yeah everybody wow


    Would Joe Have Kim Kardashian on the Podcast?
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    it was not not bad amazing I think she's incredibly eccentric and I think if you're going to be incredibly eccentric the way he is going to have a lot of nutty thoughts and ideas and he also has some mental health issues like legitimate that he's discussed the other public and that that I think it's some ways May contribute to his ark because he's off medication he was on medication for a while and the way he talked about it he was saying that it was stifling it was walking to my telling him in his ability to create how could it not fine line though right because what an amazing what made him amazing as this wild mind that you have but this wild mine is not it's not based on my like mathematical truth and logic try reason it's based on this ability to just go with the flow and think what you think it be confident your decisions and just be in this be in touch with your emotions and your feelings and mean he's a f****** incredibly prolific artist believe that guy alone and I think the Kim Kardashian situations perfect because she loves them have a family together how to keep some grounded her and her family obviously have an amazing business sense so like they'll keep all the money tied keep everybody together and she's got f****** more loot than God would you ever have Kim Kardashian on your podcast you don't ever come on and talk about her decision to help with prison reform cuz I think that's really admirable there's a lot of people that have made a lot of money and they've got real famous and they didn't do s*** with it but what she's done White House and she's got I think something like 18 people freed from prison that were wrongly incarcerated to become so respect to her I don't ever want to make a Kim Kardashian joke the rest of my life she's done is like she's decided to make a difference difference you know so I can write people off


    Rogan & Callen Reflect on "Getting Pumped" | JRE Fight Companion
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    Chris Farley they do this bit where I didn't they pretended they were detectives and Chris probably back thing we did so good when you guys started talking during that that we used to DJ at a strip club there was a song by Ed nygma it was a super sexy spiritual atmospheric song and I'm playing this Enigma song right and there's just a Nick it's like a Mia culpa very popular and nygma song it's like spiritual and there's always a gorean chance and it's so spiritual and sexy and then the music drops out and it's silent you hear a girl go just for 2 seconds every time I got to that part every time I never failed I'd always a mix in you f****** Bryan Callen in the ass I did I did that because you don't do that but the manager loved it so much as you want others to shut the f****** everytime I mix in YouTube f****** with Enigma Mia culpa


    Rogan & Co. on Elizabeth Hurley's Instagram | JRE Fight Companion
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    they might have been 1000 Dodge trucks at least one time if I had everything I have if you keep wearing makeup and wigs and you did about four ladies like Christie Brinkley's over here but if you're if you're transgender and you're over 60 you should probably dress like old ladies right and with a with a gray wig Dunning nofilter longlegs known Elizabeth Hurley Hurley Elizabeth Hurley's Instagram is God damn hilarious it is all her and her underwear every pic childish a 85 years old is eat go to the gym take pictures in their underwear I think that's all she does she's earned it yeah man that she's letting everybody know while she's still got this body she's putting that m*********** front-and-center office away play me how dare you it introduced that one of the first picture without filter New World a woman like her with massive amounts of resources and she can go to all the best doctors hormone replacement all the best like that that's her and her daughter dude she's hot as f*** she's 65 years old look it up come on Sunday looking like the ugly friend Elizabeth Hurley 50 or I can do it I can do it though some women are getting breast cancer from implants it's it's not always that are they doing the witches fat piece of plastic and then your body like has to go why isn't here what the f*** is this your body starts to fight it and rejected and then you develop scar tissue around it that's why I allow older lady that got boob jobs wonder if they got two basketballs no chance tonight weird hell yeah hell yeah crazy Curtis blaydes Ariana's back so you got a good picture of Christie Brinkley's ass that must be one out there if you got her f****** put something in your ass to make it round that means you've never worked out your legs are not going to match that ass but that doesn't work on some girls cuz they don't have enough fat for it's what I do is get put plastic in there never flipper old fashioned


    Could Ronda Rousey Comeback? | JRE Fight Companion
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    Austin seating capacity 40,000 sold tickets already sold in Australia for Whitaker vs adesanya holy oh my goodness October 6th in the month of Marvel Stadium Marvel comic Stadium I think Rhonda has a strong woman until she decides she's done she's done she's going to move on I don't think she wanted to you know to keep doing it I don't I just think you do not think making money off a drink with Amanda and then Amanda knocked her out that must have like really f***** her up mentally but like now looking back better about that Amanda fight right before that though Amanda but she's in a very singular attack arm bars was all arm bar and didn't try to be a striker you think should be like it could be no game with real trainers like a real group of killers grappling trainers wrestling trainers make sure she's got the best sparring partners and more important coach a real mind a real like a like a cross for us a hobby like someone like that or you know Mike Brown or you know the do crew for someone with a food chain person Matt Matt Hume write a top of the food chain coach why what you doing she want that kid turn Travis knockout DC was crazy dude because blades on now to see how much money is Ronda making in the WWE Millions I know what she's getting paid to pretend so why the f*** would you risk all that and go back to your seat Velasquez you think he's going to stick with Jeff


    Eddie Bravo Explains How Replays Affect MMA Judging | JRE Fight Companion
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    horrible travesty of Justice do you remember Alessio Sakara vs. Palace latest what happened that one Sakara got the decision but tieless laces took him down over and over never really got hit standing and took his back like two or three times really that's the Cara skate all the back of so the replays call Sakura's escapes back escapes where was it at guess who won this is probably about 12 years ago they don't know what the f*** think he's winning so then okay he's winning you know what's crazy is that there's nothing the judges fights it's like basically the same kind of people the same people you don't you're not seeing what Ricardo Almeida judge in New York which is a great thing but you're not seeing a lot of that nothing you're not seeing a lot of like like if you say you want to be a judge I want to see you show me how you apply darce choke show me what's difference in anaconda choke in the dark jokes show me when it when you know show me how how how do you do a 10 finger Guillotine show me show me if you don't know what that is you don't know how to do it how you going to know whether or not someone's in danger weather in the middle of a fight I'd also shown fights like the one you were talking about with cigar and ladies and Bi-County score this you talk about with cigar and ladies and Bi-County score this right you know you guys are talking all sorts of f****** common sense.


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Masvidal vs. Nate Diaz Announcement
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    champ belt belt I feel like they're Nate needs too much money it's just too much how management pieces it's worth money will Dino Dana said something you know I said that I think that that Nate Diaz is one of the biggest superstars in the game right up there with everybody see call that luck we got other plans this other s*** with the amount I just between the powerfuljre page Boswell need you just I'll just fight that fight to the baddest motherfukers ever but they're funny as f*** you know that's not one of the best things to say about Mazda doll and thing is people that don't necessarily associate him with knockout power for some reason but yet the guy knocked out Eve Edwards with a head kick you knocked out Darren till cowboy Cerrone another dimension with a flying me world record fastest knockout I mean it's weird that people don't associate Mazda doll with a knockout artist because he doesn't have doesn't Sara Lee have the most power but he's so good so calculated you set up that mean is this card Kelvin Versa dentales interesting Johnnie Walker's a good fight butts to Johnnie Walker shoulder still f***** up I'd sent you that video of him working out he's a mobility's not great with only one arm is not in the videos of him working out and then there's other videos of him going through strength and conditioning and you see what he's doing with his left arm and I'm like Jesus Christ as like he's not lifting any weight with his left-arm hope he's all right. How about freaking Kelvin vs till it was like nah man let me just go after these f****** monsters Tylenol up in Liverpool and wherever Bali or there Hebrew in the hotel so he's going through something and then they just give them freaking well I think he asked for Kelvin but the coming after the two losses that he suffered and then you know I've seen you can get some issues is wildin out Lube in Liverpool and wherever Bali were there Hebrew in the hotel so he's going through something and then they just give them freaking well I think he asked for Kelvin


    It's Pressure That Makes Ice Skating Possible
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    what is a really strange thing though that if you can contain it somehow it incredibly strong pipe but it won't freeze yes it was race what is the temperature 30° okay how would you measure that pull out an ice cube and just because they'll be at near-zero Fahrenheit if you if you have a good freezer and leave it on the counter would put it on a wooden cutting board okay and just let it sit there for like 10 minutes and it's temperature will come up you'll be a point where it hasn't melted yet but you can take it and squeeze the Ice Cube you can force it to melt by squeezing it cuz you're forcing it into a small volume that it currently contains and the only way you can accomplish that is if the ice turns to water then it will occupy smaller volume so that you could squeezing ice can actually melt it so if you had some sort of a pipe that could physically constrict like something that had threads and if they could wind down to a smaller size you can stick a cylinder of ice in it and you can slowly Crank It Down the more you a hard it would be for you to squeeze attempt to accomplish that a a mesh screen mesh wider openings than a screen door would so what would this be like a fence like a chain-link fence and pulled horizontally and get a big block of ice and just place it on top a block of ice is heavy what'll happen is the ice that weight of the ice will melt the ice in the contact points of the chain itself because it's feeling that pressure to squeeze into a smaller volume but by the time it melt the ice has now passed through the great and it will refreeze on the other side so you can actually pass a block of ice through a chain-link fence vertically just by pushing it yeah it's pretty pretty cool but it's real I mean depends on the 10 to the I should have it and how and how much it weighs to the pressure is what this is why this why you can I skate why can you skate on ice because the edge of the blade is very high pressure on the ice is melting a bead of water you actually gliding on water when you're skating you're not skating on slippery ice really I thought you were just cutting the ice with the blade well so the blade have you ever seen a sharpened blade it's much as flat there's actually a concave cross-section to its each edge of the left and the right Edge is is basically a knife-edge okay not quite as sharp as a knife but if you can feel how it's it sharp so that when you lean on that edge either your inner Edge router Edge your entire body weight is being held up on this on a very narrow surface area of the blade so the pressure is Extreme it's like 7 pounds per square inch you don't weigh a thousand pounds are you not skating on a square inch right so you you you do the math on that and what you can have is you will skate and you're actually makes it so slippery on ice skates is because you're moving on a bead of water that freezes right behind you as you go past it dude to be so cold you can't really skate on it because even that pressure is not enough to melt it work the freezers right behind you as you go past it dude you can't really skate on it because even that pressure is not enough to melt it how cold it have to be last I did a calculation was really cold but tens of degrees below zero


    Why Targeted Ads Anger Neil deGrasse Tyson
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    what are your thoughts on digital privacy do you mean phones like phones like it never talk to someone about something and then you see it on your Google feed you see ads we don't research this but my wife tells we watch Gifted one of these you know what do you call those things that you talk to Google at home. Lexus IS Amazon price so I don't have one but it's not cuz I know that it's listening or not arguments like it's real that seems like it should be a problem in question is one of the things that you're getting out of their ability to scan things is there tailoring things to your liking like you know what your phone tells you it's 22 minutes until you get home I get it how do you know where I live and I'm just Ulta about this okay I'm get off my lawn about this I'm the old man in the rocking chair on the porch saying be sunny get off my lawn but I don't want to admit multiple hats I'm also dad also husband I'm I got all these hats for all those things in this particular case I'm old man and my old man sensibility is if you track what I shop at a store where would I buy in a store and then send me coupons based on what you think I'm going to buy next based on what I bought before which is kind of the same thing you're describing you have denied me the chance of stumbling upon something that I never thought of buying and that takes away my freedoms and I don't want that they denied you the chance of stumbling upon something different I walk into a wine shop they can I help you and I say if you help me find what I'm looking for it's a guarantee that I will never find what I'm not looking for and I'll end up spending less money in your wine shop when we read that you learn other words on route to the word you're targeting I understand that is how I feel and that's how I think but my interaction with his world I'd like the randomness the randomness of it in which is my life and if you're going to advertise to me because you think you know who I am maybe you do but I'll ultimately end up spending less money because it's the diversity of how I think and what I bought what I think of buying and how I buy it and how much money I spend that is the richness of the life I lead you're trying to channel me into some product so it's something that fulfills a what it called when they have the the study whether you going to buy something or not do you like this product or not if I am you don't know me and I want to experience this world by stepping where I've never stepped before and buying something I never thought of buying and if you know my previous habits you're assuming I'm going to stay that way for the rest of my life and maybe most people do and maybe I might do that but my do is cuz I chose to not because you have decided that that's how I should be sorry do you think they're just doing that because they think it would be effective to advertise in that way so if you go Googling new Nikes and then as you're looking at something in the Google ad pops up and it's for new Nikes they said hey nail I know you were looking at these you heard about the case where they were that I read this I haven't re-verified it but it's completely plausible it was a teenage girl who was Googling pregnancy tests cuz maybe if your not pregnant okay and the fact that she had searched pregnancy test she got coupons in the mail for baby products and appearances what is why what is this she got out that's a little weird but it's the kind of thing that can happen. Seems that seems intrusive certainly there's something that appears on your Google feed you can quickly glanced over what's the difference between send you mail to your mailbox and feeling your advertising space in front of your face with products for one other people can see it I walked by your computer I can see it don't look I guess I'm arguing principal rather than in detail on the positive side what they're doing in terms of a particular Google in terms of your driving right in terms of using of Google Maps and documenting the history of all these people driving specially with things like ways which they acquired his they've developed a much more efficient products than Apple Witchwood Apple does the Apple Maps they shred everything you do if they do pay did they bomb where you been and where you're going Apple Maps sucks so you have to because they don't have enough data they don't have nearly the amount of data the telling you your 20 minutes from home you can talk to drive home doing that well yes and also it's okay I can ask it how long it'll take me to go somewhere rather than it knowing what my what my daytime schedule looks like and it coming in like you said how do you know b**** you know I had that same reaction as you did and I said I wonder why what's causing this it's a little creepy and again I'm the old man syndrome 10 year old kid that only ever known this and becomes 15 and 20 that is life to them right why would they even but maybe they're not going to complain about it but I'm the old man on the porch but do you get off my lawn intrusiveness or at the very least that you have these devices and that they have to your patterns and your information is seems inevitable because we don't have to walk in there with open arms but I agree it's inevitable but you don't think I get off my lawn intrusiveness or at the very least this connection that you have these devices and that they have to your patterns and your information it seems inevitable that this we don't have to walk me with open arms but I agree it's inevitable


    Terence Crawford Wants to Fight Manny Pacquiao | Joe Rogan
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    he's really wrong about that Jeff Horn fight listening to the commentary nothing about all them shots Jeff Horn was hitting Pacquiao with brutally bullying on Ruffin them up they can say all he was being dirty sometimes you had but but it's a fight that's going to happen you know but he was real life mandolin Pacquiao like pushing them all around and you see Keith Thurman couldn't even do that 8 different weight classes World titles in 40 years old Keith Urban show me around and they be like why I keep winning winning this round and then pack geologist for like early in the first hitting other Fighters with it the same thing you need to stop sleeping in it I meant I wouldn't say I wouldn't say so because I was in the mansions and talk to fight Pacquiao since 2014 and we was in the same promotional company and they couldn't make it happen I could see that at this stage of his career but you know Keith Thurman is a f****** murderous puncher which what was one of the reasons why it's more impressive that he beat him and so who they talking about Pacquiao matching up with next he chasing the Mayweather Daddy just like has supported that means he's an interesting guy Max he's so friendly. Even like when people trash talk like smile and then kissing that ring later how you doing don't say that


    How Can Water, Ice, and Steam Exist At Once?
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    does dry ice work always just Frozen carbon dioxide that's all Frozen H2O and a block of Frozen CO2 so they are it turns out the air pressure on Earth is high enough it's at sea level is high enough to allow the ice to melt and sustain a liquid state okay go to under air pressure normal air pressure it wants to melt but it can't sustain a liquid and it goes straight to gas if we had much higher air pressure you could you could have CO2 melting have liquid CO2 physical chemistry what happens if I reduce the air pressure okay well the transition from Ice to water is still the same it's not affected but the boiling point is affected as you know cooking times have to be adjusted on mountaintops because when you boil water is not 212° depending on the height of the mountain just let are pressing down that's preventing it from boiling okay good morning. Not some absolute fact about the water that has to do with what the air pressure is sitting above it really high air pressure water have to go too much higher temperature before it boils so our soap the boiling point of water that's reported in Altec what is at sea level at 1 atmosphere pressure that's how you get 212° do you start producing 10° for this reason that I want I'm not done with you let's keep reducing the air pressure okay theoretical possible on North or whatever but I'm saying you can do this experiment in a laboratory you keep reducing the air pressure keeps dropping his hardened 7250 100 degrees Fahrenheit 80° Fahrenheit 50° Fahrenheit 40 degrees Fahrenheit 32° the ice melts and becomes water the water evaporates and become Steam and all that's happening at 32° there is an atmospheric pressure for Water Ice team coexist and Nicole the triple point of water and all ingredients have a triple point is very close to the triple point of water so you can have you can have a simultaneous bat in certain regions of Mars the simultaneous bath because the air pressure so low like 1/100 air pressure very very well so you have a place where what pot of water ice cubes and steam are coming out all at once that the triple point so the lesson here is we live life in our world at one atmosphere pressure at one atmosphere pressure and we Define what is normal based on that life experience based on our sensors Interac need to find what is normal based on that life experience basement how are census interact with their environment but the actual universe is far freakier than what we'd the what our senses are exposed our five senses are supposed to on Earth


    Why Don't Fish Die When Lakes Freeze Over?
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    I was just an extraordinary facts about water and why were alive today okay to watch that has to take a lake that has fish in it okay temperature drops outside and like slowly begins to get cooler cuz there's a tank time lag between the air temperature and the waters that's why the first freeze the the lake is still there is going to be cold longer that's what happened OK and it begins to what is called in a surface and it begins to shrink so that word. It's right that makes it denser it falls to the bottom find it does that down to about 4 degrees Celsius and begins to expand and become less dense than the water so now as the water wants to actually freeze it stays on top when it does can you freeze the top surface of the lake. The water below it it's insulated from the dropping air temperature in the fish don't die imagine if ice were denser than water what would happen to the freezer top layer it would sink the bottom is frozen fries and fish would be systematically forced to swim in shallower and shallower Waters until they were all freeze-dried on the top surface of the lake and all is would be dead every winter every like what is a double plural different kinds of plural fish yeah double blow my mind got pushed out in a wall of ice South Dakota oh so there's too little oxygen I don't know why can't you look at the if you look at the Greene in the water most likely it's algae so that happens with certain Lakes to get polluted with certain types of algae kill the lake but by doing that that's incredible man is that a video Jamie it's not frozen so I had to do more homework on that one to see what would cause that over the winter yeah I mean if you put a barrier between you and the changing elements outside that basically an insulating layer right cook so that works because frozen water is less dense than non frozen water and it's one of the rare ingredients for which that so and it's likely they would be no life on land or anywhere on Earth if that were the case of the opposite of that were the case so what is a very special ingredient to life on Earth


    Joe Rogan and Neil deGrasse Tyson Tackle Gravity
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    gravity is one thing I want to grab it because as you should be since we've talked last I've been reading a lot about I'm one of the things that confuses me the most is that we don't really understand what gravity is we know what the facts we can measure them we know how to measure him we know what the mass is involved but we don't really know what gravity is a similar question in the book but they got more philosophical than you just did but they both lean philosophical it's science can describe how gravity works but can they describe why it works so this is the how why do ality here and allow me to just answer from a Hawaii point of view then we could apply to gravity okay after I say that in science if we can describe how something works and predicted future Behavior we claim to and we move on you can ask deeper questions about it why is there gravity what is the meaning what is the purpose and go ahead but I'm good with what I've done and I can land a spacecraft on Mars inside of a crater in a hole-in-one using my understanding of gravity so I'm pretty good with it okay so I'm not distracted by the more philosophical side of that why does it work okay Junction Newton was deeply puzzled by how you can have something called and when she coined the phrase action-at-a-distance okay he wrote down the equation that worked you want me quite the moon goes around the moons of Jupiter to go around Jupiter he accurately describe that with his equation to gravity okay he said one day I think we're going to find some way to do connecting to each other don't know what that is right now but I know my equations work you call a spooky spooky to him at his word spooky action-at-a-distance all right fast forward 300 years no Albert Einstein gravity is the curvature of space and time and you're moving on the curvature of that fabric that's gravity oh my gosh is it even a force fan is it even so there's no need to think of it as an action at a distance and in a phrase first uttered by he was John Archibald wheeler student of Einstein learned relativity from John Archibald wheeler and relativity class in graduate school space Mater tell space how to curve space tells matter how to move it moves on the curvature of space you don't need an action-at-a-distance there's no action in it can't do anything else but do that it's like you have a funnel and you take a ball on your roll it on the frontal the ball can only do what that funnel tells it to do and it'll search if you give it a sideways motion start spinning around there's no magic hand coming in there it is following the curvature of its space-time Continuum this construct that you provided for it so now I can describe what gravity is doing I even have a mechanism for it are you guys still ask me why is there gravity is that answer not fulfilling enough to you even in the wire department is it why would a particle curved space you can just keep doing that that's fine but is there a point will eat where you'll be satisfied with the answer do that answers my why I can say why did this half liter of water drop off the edger was no longer the forces are in balance and if it no but why did it disappoint where it's not especially productive to continue to think about the world that way because what I'm claiming is answers to the how when you understand the how enough are tantamount to having answered the why question that's what that's what I'm telling you about in terms of the ability to measure it and actually use it correct so you can say okay why did you go bald well okay then hair follicles at when you start in your late twenties and where'd you go bald when do you start losing your late 20s early 30s if you have your hair when you're 30 you'll probably have it for the rest of your life that's the how that goes you start losing it up right going up to you 30 so finishing well because the DNA has it be coded about the haircutters and why is the DNA have damn school because so we know far more about how and why people go bald then we do about what gravity really is correct I'm telling you gravity really is the curvature of space and time that gets us the big bang and everything we've ever known in love also based on mass right it's based on the amount of concentration of matter and energy and or energy will curve the fabric of space and time and the movement of matter on that fabric of space and time we call gravity and I'm good with that but you seem a little defensive you need to know why why does why does matter and energy the fabric of space and time you can ask that okay why and I don't have an answer so I can say that's all I'm asking what we had to walk to that point where your wife got unanswered I understand that but so what I'm telling you is that I can answer your why question most of the time but then you'll come back to a point where there's a point where there's the why doesn't have the answer so you say why did it fall I say there's a force of gravity operating on it why did fall that way because of the curvature of space and time I'm answering your wise then why does matter and energy in time Frontier we're still working on that you are a man of science so you're you're a person that should probably Embrace wise accept many people ask why questions they're really want to no purpose many other people who ask why questions what's going on and if you are inquiring about purpose then you gets theological okay because when you see a logical then religions give purpose to life but I just think it's amazing that something that's such a massive part of life on this planet that we stayed glued to the ground because of gravity pull up my Instagram account I only post actually I'm sorry this is a real account and it's not can I have it back posture and don't know it illegal so so there's there's one that says fan of Neil Tyson okay so here's my cat go to my caption go full-screen on that mimic okay for most of our life on Earth we are the resist or succumb to the force of gravity at Muscle Beach gravity loses every time is a war gravity loses a battle just listening to this so I was at I was in Venice California and the sun was setting behind some guy who was doing who was doing suspended up on the chin up bar right and it was so it was cool it was silhouetted there's a palm tree is a beach he's there you haven't conquered gravity lately I work out all the time I'm not buying it cuz I see your middle-aged Man Billy you can't say that but that's a weird one for people that this one thing that is so powerful but what is a gravity that's a weird question responses to how are also responses to a y that's the point of making it I don't like splitting definitions I think we do that's why we can win things on Mars cellphone gets time from GPS satellites that is pre corrected for Einstein's general theory of relativity because they're in a different gravitational field in an orbit that you are under the surface we got this skip time from GPS satellites that is pre corrected for Einstein's general theory of relativity cuz they're in a different gravitational field in in orbit than you are under the surface we got this


    Neil deGrasse Tyson On "The Nikola Tesla Fan Club"
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    so I doubt it's so expensive by the way he acts so that's my so utility vehicle Lexus SUV acceleration as you know and but yeah I do there's no maintenance on it right there's no oil change there's no you know the only moving part is the what do you turn the wheels with right no Pistons nothing so you know cars really should have been 100 years ago and then we would have had a hundred years are clever engineering to perfect that I know some of the background story behind it and the electric car was one of the first electricity was all the rage a hundred years ago been brought to task on how to perfect the electric are speaking of Tesla electricity will what did you think about Teslas initial idea that Westinghouse shot down to sort of broadcast electricity so people can just pull it out of the air yet so the people in the Nikola Tesla fan club somehow feel that he got wrong in his life okay and should surely some of that is true with regard to Pat his business acumen and Pattinson and who owns the patent into does he have good business sense he is Savvy or as sneaky whatever other words you might apply to Edison right so I get that but his contribution to electromagnetism or real and recognized in the world of physics like I said there's a unit of electromagnetism named after him so don't come crying to me say he was not recognized by my people okay he's recognized he had some ideas that were a little out there out there on a level where it almost certainly would have not worked and here's why okay electromagnetic energy is communicating between us and I see you that's cuz visible light is reflecting off of your scalp okay to me reflecting off of my nose back to you you can ask how much energy is in that will not much not much energy and visible-light photons long enough you might feel a little warm but no you're not going to drive a car without energy not going to run a motor with it okay love what good is it you don't we found we can use electromagnetic waves which of the lowest form of electromagnetic energy lowest energy level of all week not to transmit energy that's not the point of it the point is to transmit information and information became what characterized the modern and that's why in the 1950s or 60s what everyone is imagining flying cars and motorized watch sidewalks everything is running on energy cuz they're thinking energies going to be free in the future but they didn't figure was that information would be free or easy to transmit and to generate and to store and to to delete and whereas the energy that would take to move things in that would be a problem no one saw that coming nobody saw that coming so as your photo on get higher and higher energy yes you can start doing things with them yet X-rays and gamma-rays but that's not what I was referring to to do anything we need to do mechanically currently well back then would it be sufficient might have been something you could have done with your radio waves cuz the need to know but don't notice do I take that back that was the height of the Industrial Revolution that was the age of the machine giant turbines radio energy is not touching that wasn't it possible that he was considering it for things like radios or light bulbs are household items would it be possible to use that power for that so now what so the radio waves if you had enough Power and Ray ways to generate a light bulb to power a light bulb soudiere Are you standing in the way of this this energy has Pathways we now send energy through wires because you're not standing in the way of the wires wires bury the wire has insulation with wires under suspension what up what I've heard energy through the air to power something that itself could kill you the energy power to the moving through the air could kill you unless you you bring a little bit amount and then you store it and then use it later you could do it that way sure if you needed that much energy right now information is so low that it no has no effect on your health that's why I can pull out my cell phone I'm in a brick is fake brick as fake brick I'm in a building brick veneer so we're both right to my cell phone and I can communicate use information and not have that energy kill me but it's not enough to power the actual due to not enough power to device correct so he doesn't well I don't think there were no computers but we did have machines it was the era of the big machine don't think anyone's saying that but back then there were no computers back there were no television but we did have machines it was the era of the big machine why but I don't think he was insinuating that you could use better what do you want


    How Neil deGrasse Tyson Feels About the Hawaii Telescope Protests | Joe Rogan
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    I think about what's going on in Hawaii now with the protesting of the building of this largest and latest telescope the AT&T Thirty meter telescope which would be the largest-ever by far of any kind of tells what the history of astronomy is one where bigger telescopes become beer buckets to collect light that's the only telescope today are the same as telescope when they were invented which is bigger write the principle behind them is because what they're doing is simple all you're trying to get as much light as possible in the more like you get the dimmer is the object you can detect and the farther away is the object you can see and sew for every generation of new large telescopes that have been built it is it has increased and deepen our understanding of our place in the universe so that's just the that's the background the proposal is for a 30m what is ever on the big island of Hawaii Mauna Kea with other telescopes their most sightlines to it but that's not so much what's important here it's that the native Hawaiians from what I've read view the mountain is a sacred place and so to put a towel yet another telescope there becomes would have invasion of sacred land and so so yeah it's it's it's a standoff last I looked having people protesting the streets and there's some native Hawaiian to embrace this cuz it means jobs high-quality jobs engineering jobs you got to build it got to maintain it there's an entire support of infrastructure for that that means jobs and it's done in collaboration with mercy of Hawaii and the only other telescopes are partnered with the University of Hawaii where people are educated there and so so at the end of the day you have to ask well how we going to make decisions going forward or going to come democratically then you take a boat or you do you want the natives to to be the deciders of their own fate and is that Democratic location the natives vote okay or is it too few people protesting did they win the day I mean it's gets complicated and it's very it's very there a lot of nuance issues going on there there's that there's a branch of thinking that the the United States government and and normal Municipal leaders have no authority over it there's some who claim that this is native Hawaiian property that does not belong to any Municipal entity of the US government so therefore even state representatives have no say there's a lot going on there okay but if I were to weigh in this is how I would do so okay I'll take first I think what should happen is I don't know if they even have the infrastructure system is set up but if they could set it up this way if the mountain is viewed as Sacred by the natives the native should have entire say what happens to the milk okay that's how I think that should be so now what you want to make sure is that whatever decision gets made and voted upon by the natives that it's fully informed you you don't want to vote being misinformed or under-informed in any election let alone with your voting for telescope on your sacred Mountain okay otherwise you're voting out of nowhere right unit information you were future based on partial information and decisions based on formation of bad decisions no matter what okay so I would say hold the road with the natives and make sure everybody's fully informed and here's a bit of information I just want to add to the information okay you know what we do is astrophysicists we study the universe rather passively at that we sit there at the end of a telephone and wait for light to reach us it's not petri dish where we stir it or heated or freezing her crack it or we just kind of there communing with the cosmos my PhD thesis was significantly fed by data that I obtained from mountaintops at telescopes I've got my data from mountains in Chile Trump said all have specific access points to the universe they're not all asking the same questions and so it's the collection of all the data that gives us the complete understanding what we think is a complete understanding of the universe so what we do is try to understand our place in the universe and all I'm going to say is that if you have power over what happens on that mountain and its sacred to you because whatever that is it is something important to you and your sense of your understanding of your place in this world that would be spiritual significance I can tell you that what we learn as astrophysicists from those mountaintops gives us a deeper understanding of who and what we are in this universe so I would say that whatever is your concept of God be at the the creator of the universe the spirit energy that provides all of space and time whatever is your concept the discoveries of astrophysicists bring you closer to it I get your perspective let me be the opposing view they feel I'm not tryna information information and I walk out of the room and then your boat right I'm not you know we believe in democracy here and majority rules that's it that's kind of a good thing it's kind of worked right but if it's not majority rules I don't know how they going to make a decision but let's say invented future where that the natives vote if they bought I want to make sure they heard what I just said and now take control of your own fake iced don't think they care I think they've decided that's a Sacred Space and they don't want anybody doing anything to it then I don't judge people understand that fact I can take it one step further and say mountaintops because of the access they give astrophysicist and and by proxy us all to the universe are sacred places to scientists okay notes not sacred in a religious sense but it's sacred in a in terms of a pathway to knowing and understanding who and what we are in this universe we place great value on that so but it's not our land hits with you know fine Legions of scientist are conducting experiments okay if I'm native peoples governing themselves so so so that's that the consequence if it gets voted down and that's permanent and there's no way around that that telescope is still going to be built it just won't be bill why will where will it be built very have to be built on mountaintops to be above the clouds and Hayes and then what a dry environment so there's less rain clouds we visited more than 10 years ago the first time and it was I got very fortunate it was a night where the moon was not out yes Moon if not the astronomers we would think yeah you want the darkest guy you can we were worried as we're driving up there that was really cloudy but we drove through the clouds y'all got to the top and we got to the observatory and it was the most amazing without telescopes just weave they were telescopes there but without telescope it was the most amazing view of the sky at ever seen in my life and it changed my perspective of our place in the universe which looked like we were on a spaceship like we were flying through the universe because of the diffused light and on the big island cuz it's all set up so that it doesn't ruin what they're trying to accomplish at the CAC when it was in the wrong place and you end up through the clouds the Moonlight illuminates the clouds and you are an island in the middle of white cotton and you're not even connected to the Earth it's what you imagine Mount Olympus would have been with the Gods that's their place is there so so so yes and so any my my brethren my fellow astrophysicist to have also observed from Mountain Top by the way it's becoming a lost art because when I'm lost but we don't do anymore some legal service observing will you put in your observing program the antenna to a technician at the telescope who point the telescope gets the data and send it back to you so the Next Generation doesn't have the experience that my generation did because it was a pilgrimage to the top of the mountain and you converted your life's path you become part of your life scheduled to become nocturnal and Endo doing you you know this is the journey was long enough cuz you're in the middle of nowhere now you got to go nocturnal and by the time you're ready for this you are communing with the cosmos it is you the detector the telescope and the universe there's an eerie silence up there too cuz you don't hear any of the hum of maybe the the the the motor of the telescope but that's it and so all I'm saying is if they choose to not have it until she will go somewhere else one of them is the Canary Islands these are also volcanic hilltops not as high as as at 14000 feet by the way I should have checked at what temperature water boils at the top of it we could have rounded that story at but I think it's around a hundred eighty degrees actually I think I did actually calculate it went so so you find a Mountaintop and we'll put it somewhere else and the data won't be as good but that'll be a consequence of it and none of that will go to Hawaii it is out there protesting yeah and so we get celebrity types to put the weight of their name behind it it it it magnifies the cause of others even if they're in the majority and so if you're voting on whether it's so sacred you don't want to put a telescope there he want people who have a an indigenous indigenous concern for what goes on there and Indigenous in reference to relative to the word indigenous relative timeframe to declare what is native and what's not and the native in its in its simplest form is are you born there so I'm a native New Yorker around born there but I wasn't the original settler there I would my species did not form on Manhattan Island so everybody travel to where they are and so that has become the definition of indigenous art Were You There When the Europeans landed that you're an indigenous but to other life on that on that walk on that Hawaii Zara volcanic it's a volcanic archipelago you don't have multiple volcanoes in a string is just sitting there okay and doesn't move around the way it does on Earth Earth's crust shifts okay so that hotspot girls up makes a volcano then the hotspot goes dormant but the Shelf still drips you still have continental drift so drips then hotspots have time for me to go again the girls up and I get another volcano and then it goes dormant volcano goes dormant it shifts you get another one anytime you see in a chain of islands guarantee they're made by volcanoes over enough time little gift to a shifted the plates over the hotspot of Earth's mantle with their concern with the eventual spoiling of this beautiful natural resource that slowly but surely people are putting up houses there and developments and all these different things in the scientists are saying we need this sacred land because we're going to put a volcano when they like luck what is already I mean Eating Disorders are trying to Halt the progress of civilization or maybe progress is a bad word the expansion of civilization yeah I mean let's go back what did Teddy Roosevelt to he said we got to preserve these lands because they're beautiful and he said that after he shot all those elephants and lions and tigers and bears what happened was he realizes how important this land is and how beautiful it is and he is the he's the patron saint of the national park system so so that's the secular version of sacred right we don't say it's sacred but we've all decided as a community that we care about these lands and you don't want to drill on it you don't want to put housing was it Lyndon Johnson's wife Lady Bird Johnson who said our freeways that were so carefully building after the second world war the Eisenhower Play Project okay you know the interstate system is this is our country we want to keep it beautiful so certain stretches over there no Billboards Billboards would you know would change your relationship to Nature so certain stretches of Interstate or secularly sacred if I can say that so I remember visiting and there is the famous rock in the out in the outback please help me get the correct pronunciation of this one coherent geologic rock it's not just an assembly of rocks and I don't know nothing about the geology of it but I do know that the Australian Aborigines Guru iconic Red Rock okay so that is one to the geologic thing and and climbers one climate excuse miles in circumference okay so we visited it I rented a bicycle with my wife and kids and we rode around it okay so now that is sacred to the local indigenous peoples they don't want you to climb on it to rock climb right you know what do you care I'm not going to ruin it I'm not going to want you to climb on it and I try to think to myself is their counterpart to this that would suit a wake up a Westerner to say I get it right. Suppose some people from some natives from Alaska or from the some tribes from Africa or some Aborigines came up these remote places in the world walk up to the Vatican and said you want to climb the walls of this Vatican just for sport what would we say we want to climb the walls St Paul's Cathedral in downtown London what would you say no these are important structures to us know we built those the natives didn't build the Rock by exactly okay it depends on how important that detail is to you all I'm saying is on the level of weak say this is sacred you say that is sacred and now you can have different rules for who's climbing what I think it'll work before she to take pause so here's an argument a blank supporting what you're saying look at what's going on with the Himalayas I mean it's the human s*** that they had they leave behind their scoring so disturbing yeah yeah tons of human waste if it's still not a problem that people are climbing is that they're leaving waste you don't stop the climbers you tax them at some level so now you clean up Crews to come up after you make it worth it but don't understand why they can't even bring body Cars and Cars were killing people in the street across the street across the street stop the car they say it's actually pretty useful thing do we ban cars we make stop lights o people across at what we make crosswalks splitting Lanes the cars don't hit each other and let's make airbag so that you don't fly through the windshield all right soap there ways around problems if you value the thing that it is that you want to do so people leaving crap up there you make them bring it back or you develop a system that enables the stuff to come back no matter what if you can't do that you don't want it messed up then cancel the whole Opera we can cancel cars we got really Innovative about how to kill a big difference between cars in human s*** just left in the side of the mountain. I think the real problem to is I think it if you value mountain climbing and you want to keep doing it then you solve the problem is what Engineers do that's all they do what the problem to bring those bodies back because the physical limitations of the human body it's barely barely have enough juice. used to climb it's so thin they are so thin that's so dangerous the energy drawn you is so hot by is there a human ship that you're talkin about or is it all there's no humans were there that we got a clean about our presence that's what you're talkin about role would just being human we have to go you got to go you got to go when we got to go up there and just open up the hatch and let her rip down the side of a mountain


    Neil deGrasse Tyson on Elon Musk's Mars Idea | Joe Rogan
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    what did you think about Elon musk's idea about nuking the poles of Mars that are to make it warmer yes so some of these are kind of pie in the sky ideas let's get to what he's trying to get at what you want to do is you want to introduce warms you want to block the ozone do you want to block the ultraviolet it's so that you can protect organic life right so we have an ozone layer three oxygen atoms 03 and oxy ozone likes ultraviolet light comes from Sun and gets eaten by ozone gets eaten and when you do that they don't write like doesn't make it to Earth's surface so even though they sell wear wear sunscreen and sunblock 45 yes that's for the 1% of the ultraviolet to get through the atmosphere if you're above the atmosphere you are fried so because Charlotte is highly hostile to organic molecules and what we're made of his life so you want to protect you want to give like a chance so you want to not only heat Mars want to find a way to block the ultraviolet light coming from the Sun so you need some mechanism if not ozone where it just live on the ground for example okay and so so I don't think we should think of the idea as a literal thing but just it's a general principle what you want to accomplish on Mars in doing so you want to warm it you want to protect what could be the future of biochemistry and then you see it and you and then you wait you want to wait too long you wanted so to speed it up if you could and then you terraform Mars SpaceX has I visited him a couple of times he's got a mug you can buy there then it has Mars on it okay and then you put put hot liquid in it and Mars turns to Arabic blue green marble very good and it doesn't tell you that you know and you show it off and oh my God but it doesn't look like her a lot of people that go it's just sitting Below in a permafrost so you wouldn't have to bring water to Mars by the way and I'm really just a future you going to be there at 2, and get all the water you need but how far distance is that become it's everywhere Shooting Gallery in time but there's no real incentive so there's no engineering funded engineering plan to do what we got to do in a paper we know how to do it any conceivable way it happens with or without us because we are in the shooting path of countless thousands of asteroids and comets so what you would do is you find one is headed close to us anyway in the seventh orbit down the line with a hundred orbit down the line and then you lightly deflected in such a way that it would then collide with Mars or even Earth if you wanted needed some more freshwater really big that would fill Lakes were there if that collided with Earth that would just be bad for life on Earth because it isn't it's a spontaneous deposit of energy that can change the climate and do she want to do that on a planet that you're trying to terraform isn't that the speculation of how water got here in the first place so if the jury still out on that there is there tags in the oceans in the water molecule that tell you that the word muscle come from more than one source so that's what's confusing things we want to be a sin okay my comments were all came from inside the earth volcanoes volcanoes emit Lakes are historically lakes and oceans worth of water just out of their out of their calderas so so the problem is what as we same-side overdetermined is plenty, still delivered all the water is plenty of water that could have come out of out of volcanoes to give us all so but in the ocean is clearly a mixture the lakes are historically lakes in Ocean's worth of water just out of there out of their calderas so so the problem is with as we same signs overdetermined is plenty, still delivered all the water is plenty of water that could have come out of out of volcanoes to give us all so but in the ocean is clearly a mixture and so the final word is still out on that


    NDT Gets Serious About Science Denial | Joe Rogan
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    my brother my brother so I've had this water baptism my whole life being exposed to him I'm the you know the The Sibling scientist but the they have an artist in the family I haven't worked makes me want to throw in a heart as part of that movement science technology engineering art and math is a better word in that they both good words for what they need but I just sounds like a bunch of awesome stuff like anything then the memorization has to kick in but steam you don't have to memorize that it's already there for you this is cleverly conceived I think the abbreviation was it is tacit recognition that these are elements in society that advanced civilization and and grow the economy actually so in fact there's hardly any growth economy in the world that isn't growing because it has meant not having been touched by science words everything just think about it so if you're around running at you don't have them on your show but if you want around saying I don't like science science is bad science is evil okay well then you will die in poverty if you elect officials who believe that as well and 19 how did they express this Express at 3 okay it's not it's not out yet but I've got it but I don't even have my coffee yet in there there's a whole chapter on just angry people who don't like anything including science and one of you took it to it's a refuge us and I didn't bring some of the worst thing that ever happened to humanity and pollution and and so I reply is Letters from and I replied as as calmly in his rationally is is possible when you get attacked that way but what I'm saying is not everyone and braces everything that science does and some will cherry pick it you have the science deniers for global warming science deniers with vaccine if seitan Aires with GMOs all manner of science denying going on in modern society and you know we in a free Society the people can think what they want but if it's thinking what they want influences policy with that affects everybody then your science denial has consequences to the economic health of the nation and its your health is your physical health as well as our security right you're driving a car that's relying on GPS using a phone to complain about the global warming hoax you know you're correct want one of my more more a sort of popular tweets was remember when they have the photo of the black hole from a distant galaxies and it was a banner headline maybe he's a year ago less than a year ago Banner headlines and a first photo ever of a black hole and it was an astounding engineering achievement to accomplish multiple telescopes all around the world pulling the data to get it right and was one of the greatest collaborative effort we've ever undertaken in my field of astrophysics okay and everybody would love in the results so the scientist report first photo of a black hole public warming the Earth every image of a supermassive black hole 55 million light-years away the response scientist who concluded that humans are catastrophically warming the Earth response that conflicts with what I want to be true so it must be false that is a demographic that has cherry-picked science to deny human-caused global warming their other demographic demographic of cherry-picked other signs to deny other things and it it's not all located in one political Spectrum in one political Branch so you tend to find liberal folk complaining that the conservatives who have embraced know the global warming platform or denying science and then eat sign Richard and many of those same people or rubbing crystals together to be healed by the crystal energy or they're denying vaccines thinking that there's somehow bad for you and so so all of this requires some or total rejection of mainstream science and we're living in that world now and I don't know why don't think it'll stop the progress of civilization but slow it down and occasion well that is certainly a problem but about how big of a problem is it like how many people are really in denial of Science in 2019 and it's got to be for me and that you elect officials who are not official people who are scientifically literate and then listen to people who right so what they're doing though is there they're doing what their constituents would like them to do that's why I don't be politicians over the head ever I don't do that where it where a republic or democracy whatever they believe if they think Earth is 6000 years old and they got elected it's because the people elected them believe there's a 6,000 years old do you have a portfolio of thoughts and beliefs because he's such a profound Christian I mean he's so profoundly Christian that he's we just want any of literally definition you are connected to science that don't include the pope by the way more Christian than the pope from a couple of years ago it's a scientifically literate. Document so Jesus still rose from the dead and there was still Miracles and all the rest of that in the New Testament so he's not in denial of that but given that he is saying oh my gosh hear something we the religious community and scientist can partner behind that if you want to save life on Earth and so we have to be better Shepherds of what is going on on this Earth and one of them is we want to flood lowline country in the South Pacific where the average sea level is 10 feet above sea level or whatever it is you going to Ludlow line countries in the South Pacific where the average sea level is 10 feet above sea level or whatever it is you going to lose these countries if you keep melting our our our so right cuz any ice that's in the water floating that can melt and it's not going to change the water level so


    NDT Explains the Significance of Van Gogh's The Starry Night | Joe Rogan
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    you know that little bit of Starry Night there I felt because this is not an representation of reality reality is reality that has filtered through your and I think art at its highest is exactly that if this was an exact depiction of reality it would be a photograph and I don't need the artist so even photographs that take you to a slightly other kind of Dimension as you gaze upon them it's more than what was actually going on at the time and that's that's are taken to the craft of photography where its title is the background think about that this could have been called the full painting obviously this isn't down there there's a cypress tree there's a church steeple it could have been called Rolling Hills but no and how often do you pay something where the title is the background that that's my point and in this particular case the background is the universe and soap so for me this was a pivot point in art and it's a 1889 which is recent given the history of paintings and you know that go all the way back so yeah four or five ties that have this painting on them in different ways yeah so I'm all in the town is what have you seen Starry Night in bacon so he did look it up on the screen it's somebody did it in bacon the town is realistically depicted the trees or recognizable as trees if you ever saw a sky that looks like that the end would be here exactly at Clouds because you wouldn't see the stars means this is Before Sunrise and that white object lower on the horizon that sort of glowing that's very likely Venus and that enables us to trace what's over what's said weeks this painting was actually painting so it's kind of like forensic astronomy that's how I should be I think yeah we need artist for make cool s*** the cool stuff is something that they felt then it came out of them. The natural world in ways different from the rest of us and that's why they're artists why do you why do we all know who Paul Revere is right we all week is a household name yet is there any other War ever fought in the history of the world where a household name is the name of the person who told other people the enemy was coming we we can mention his name but we can't list the generals that all fought in that war why it's because a poem was written about him and he mundane job let me tell people to Adam he's coming and so the artist in this case the poet elevated the mundane to something that forces you to to record it with your understanding of this world what Joyce Joyce Kilmer's most famous poem about a tree dog piss on trees you drive by trees you don't even know they're there yet poem about a tree I'll never see something as as a tree oh my gosh this is the art forces you to pause it just reflect on things that you took for granted things that became ordinary in your life and elevated 222d get beatified by the talents of artists someone in the Catholic Church beautiful could have to be the first steps on route to sainthood and authorize the title blessed and limited public dishonor she was beatified 6 years after her. So I think you can't become a saint unless you previously been beatified I think that's the roof but I'm looking at the number one definition here to make supremely happy so that's that's interesting to be out of the bird was up there are you head on the screen Roman Catholic Church he beatified one Diego and Indian bleach have a vision of a Virgin Mary synonyms canonize sanctify Halle consecrate so I think if you take something ordinary and you subjected to the interpretation of an artist it can be beatified and elevated Ana level where it becomes a household recognition of its importance in this world


    Joe Rogan | Chappelle's New Special Had 0% on Rotten Tomatoes
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    not even just that it's expanded even further in the best evidence is Dave Chappelle Dave Chappelle's recent Sticks and Stones Netflix documentary for whatever reason Rotten Tomatoes thought it would be a good idea to only have it reviewed by five Super Progressive critics only critics they closed it off to the public view it got 0% on Rotten Tomatoes they've been open to the public and it got 99% of course if that isn't do a crazy disparity between first of all the ideal you going to suppress it like you're going to say 0% of no one's going to watch it and we're going to shut Dave Chappelle. He's canceled knock him but people love him you can't cancel someone who doesn't care what you can't cancel know that you're not opening it up to the public and that once it does get open to the public you're going to get them massive Whiplash backlash or people going to come and even if they didn't want to vote on it now they do and now they're going to give you 100% or 99% I knew I had to watch it when I saw how all the media channel many of the media channels that I really dislike him do not respect we're coming so hard at it and saying all now you don't need to watch it and all this other that means I absolutely have to watch it the guardian gave me you can't get it one star and then I saw Vise saying like don't watch it box thing don't Tulsa okay this is this means that I have to watch this is going to be good small group of relatively small group of human beings that are in charge of these media conglomerates is its really astounding and that they it's not just opinion right it's like they're they're trying to get people to behave and think the way they do it's not just yes it is active it's undisguised activism it's very transparent activism it supposed to journalism I really wish there was a place where we could go we we can get 100% unbiased information and news and we can get an honest perspective of both sides this I believe this and this is why they believe that but this I believe that this is why they believe that it's very hard to do and if you have a podcast one of things really interesting if you even talk to someone who has an opposing point of view of yours or who is right wing or who it maybe have some questionable ideas you are somehow platforming them and supporting their idea and supporting some white all right ideology and there's no room anymore for people to have conversations with people with differing opinions and just find out why there is there is right here you've literally created a man seriously you you you and a handful of other people have created this an in-depth comprehensive analysis about the way the world works that's not going to happen I'm not your guy yeah but what I am is someone is interested in talking to people what they should have is someone who has my I don't say my sensibilities but my my willingness to communicate with almost anybody again and then also someone who does a real exhaustive research does real exhaustive research on the actual fact behind all these critical issues taking affect everybody I don't see that anymore you're not going to fight you're certainly not going to find it on television just cuz the format just doesn't allow for that you said you've got the time pressure the advertising all that just simply doesn't allow for it and then in you know the way newspapers in journalism is going I mean the stuff that's being paying is the clickbaity sort of stuff you know the stuff that gets people outraged stuff to get people fired up highly partisan stuff it's you know being sent but is not the in the old media that's not what seems to be profitable I know but is that everything is profitability anything we where is real journalism because I feel for real journalist because I do think that they are fighting for their lives in terms of this world like nobody I subscribed to a few different things I subscribe to The Washington Post and the New York Times and a few other periodicals online that pay money to read their stuff online because that's they are valuable contributions I just I don't think many people are doing that but this so much free s*** boxes free all these other places are free and so if you're only going with free s*** you're only going to get buy a stuff and you're also only going to get stories that are commercially viable to to the people that are making it and what why would they be commercially viable economy click-baiting that's that's the only way you get people to pay attention should be I think that's that's already to stop working if baby stuffy I don't know if you I mean if you were mad think back a couple years ago where I don't know you'd go on Facebook and you get all these kind of like BuzzFeed things and you had all these new media companies that sprung up and sort of took advantage of the clickbait era but people are pretty people become quite wise to that now I think and people are starting to realize I mean I think if you went back even a decade I don't think most people thought the media in general was particularly biased maybe they would have thought okay maybe that one and that one but not just generally now I think if you were to survey people like a lot of people understand that even the ones that are supposed to be impartial things like CNN things like the New York Times especially when it comes to the opinion pieces you know people know that those things are not just giving it to you straight they know you're you're getting some spin some cases you're getting it from a totally partisan angle and I think if people are up front peluquera conservative news outlet look where a liberal left-wing use outlet and that's the filter everything is coming through if their front upfront about that then you know that's fine but if people claim to be unbiased to claim to be totally impartial and just bring you the fax without putting too much opinion or spin on it and then you can kind of see through that and see that's what they're doing and they may not even know that they're doing it right cuz so many people get stuck in these Echo Chambers so I don't think all of it is necessarily on purpose but how it is and I think the vibe I'm certainly getting I know with myself and with other people and listen to what people are saying is people are starting to notice it a lot more I know you've talked a lot about the online tech censorship and buy it and stuff like that which is another thing that again I think he went back 10 years ago I'd only people thought that Facebook or Twitter or YouTube or any of these things were by us whereas now in 2019 it's like okay you got enough examples to COK their deplatforming a lot of people of certain political I'm certain political Persuasions and then you got other people who are outright calling for violence or just saying like crazy stuff for threatening people and their find a turning a blind eye to it and it's it's just in your face and it's kind of like will this isn't me being a conspiracy theorist it's just that they taken on that person that person that person that person but all these people are still there so these rules are not being applied fairly


    Joe Rogan DESTROYS Straight Pride Parade
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    promotion looking in people's individuals cuz I think that is really that that's that's one of the keys to getting out of this mess it is to stop tribal ideological recognition and and definitions of humans just to look at people's this is Tom this is Sally this is this guy this is that girl this is this non-binary person whatever the f*** they are a lot to learn from children in that regard Saudi Arabia I mean off the bat I was just surrounded by people of all different skin colors different nationalities different religions and it was just always cool some of these ideas like I've never heard people talking about race anytime more in my life than now which is really weird to me rightly knows and in the 90s in the thousands I did wasn't hearing people talking about white privilege it is what it feels like your white man that weapon and suddenly it's like you know me tell you about my blackness or we know your interns like Blackness and whiteness and it's like what you even talking about like this is this is nonsense people of color it is. I can't stand that turn by the way just all this terminology and people just talkin and he's really bizarre ways and just kind of grouping people into these weird groups and I'm just like what's the point of all this what's 8 now they get something by appealing to fellow Europeans or by appealing to you know like the straight Pride Parade now they got a bunch of people to f****** parade they got together like I'm so proud of being straight like a great you're proud of being 90% of the f****** population a bunch of guys I know at least three they're in the closet that want to come out but can't they're scared because of their career cuz there life in other game once their friends they let their friend but they don't want to tell anybody so for them like a lot of conservative sites that you can hide right like if you are black it's obvious if you're white it's obvious if you're gay no one knows no one else so you can hear people say gay jokes and say mean things and and you can just swallow it and let you know when you can feel terrible you can hear pastors talk about are you going to hell if your gay f*** and there are gay and they can't come out so for them the idea of Gay Pride make sense it's a celebration it's an affirmation it's okay to be who you are that's that make sense straight pride is f****** preposterous most people are straight b**** what are you doing you do taking time out of your busy day you going to March you got a flat what is the gay pride thing as a rainbow what do straight people get stop and think about that what is a black and white black and white for real straight pride flag holyshit holyshit is a straight Pride flag this life everything knowing god damn it that's hilarious though meanwhile the gay one they have a way better flag make America straight again oh my God oh my God yam and lesbian people can do what they want then I was joking thinking is a straight pride flag and the fact that you nailed it perfectly that's probably black and white pink and blue another one among the straight Pride folks they can't decide what's what it's great to be straight what do you get people that no one wants to f*** Black Bandana bet you ain't Hulk Hogan you take that goddamn thing off right now but a bandana around his head stop to answer your question discussion is what is needed to keep the keep the lid on the lid on the pot I think I think that's why it's you know when we were talking about like deplatforming and all that kind of stuff all that stuff plays into the polarization as far as I'm concerned you know it drives people underground it pushes people to radical fringes and what not what you want it's just keep the communication channels open I mean you've only got three ways of dealing with any conflict you can talk you can segregate or you can fight doesn't matter if you're talking individually or countries that those are the only three options so as soon as discussion breaks down or people don't want to talk or people think I do I can't talk to that person cuz they they go to Trump or they voted leave or they voted are they voted Democrat as soon as that breaks down and I mean it's crazy you seen all these stories about couples breaking up or families where the parents won't talk to the kids anymore or vice versa or people are kind of you know exiling and denouncing their own friends and family over politics and when I see stuff like that in my eyes sad and very very sad I mean if you have a disagreement you can say OK I believe in this I think this I'm going to go that way you go that way cool baby be friends you can still be brothers you can still be cool like that stuff I mean if stuff is functioning correctly politics shouldn't play such a huge role in your life should be a very bunch of background thing you know what I mean it's just there isn't one of the main characteristics and Cults is to separate you from anybody who disagrees it is it really didn't that's one of the things that they do in calls they separate you from your family it's one of the first things they do it is and that's how people end up an echo chamber glycol how did we not see Trump coming I thought you didn't see Trump coming cuz you don't talk to half the population right and if you live in these high population areas where everyone has the same sort of ideology or shares that ideology it becomes a real problem do you work in LA in particular yeah it's weird I mean it happened to the two things I guess it happens with most are politics and religion right so if you live in a place where everybody is religious and everybody is on the same Faith then it's easy to sort of s u behave in a way that everybody else in the world or outside things and believe the exact same things everybody you know does the same thing can happen politically if someone lives in you know super liberal area or super conservative area you can just think okay well everyone everyone I know thinks this is what everybody thinks and a lot of people I mean I'm a musician you're a comedian we we both go around respective countries to two different places and you talk to different people llaves podcast you had all kinds of people have different Persuasions on here religious non-religious Eno political all across the Spectrum in whatever so I'd imagine that you can understand and empathize with all of the position you've got your own views but it can be okay I get what I get where that person is coming from or I get how that person believes that all right I'll get that and just that level of empathy is really what is needed I think it's really just about empathy it's about being able to understand that most people look people want to go to be a better place throwing that many people who wake up everyday thinking or I want to make the world worse I want to make my life worse I want to make my family but most people want to make stuff deader people have different ideas on what will make things better but I think as long as people so to extend that charity to other people and don't try to consider things in the worst possible way if somebody says something wetter online or offline don't try to interpret it in the worst possible way that you could or read some kind of malice into it that's whether online or offline don't try to interpret it in the worst possible way that you could or read some kind of malice into it that's not there just understand that coming from a good place you may disagree and then you can have that discussion and even if people don't change their minds you at least understand other people better


    Joe Rogan: What I've Learned From Podcasting
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    he's been listening to your podcast for a long time actually that's something that's what you just said is something that I have noticed a change in actually over the years you know going back and listening to some of the older ones where I think you were a lot more I want to put it not aggressive but a lot less tolerant of say like religion and religious viewpoints yeah yeah and I think more recent no more recently over the years okay I can I can get where that's coming from and what the value is and what not a great benefit from this podcast yeah I know other people benefit from it but I've experienced a great benefit and then I've I've been exposed to a lot of different points of view different personalities different in a lacks and different brilliant human beings that have very different ideologies I've met brilliant people that I love and respect that have polar opposite ideas on how the world works on both sides do you mean it's and through that I've developed a sort of an understanding of the various mechanisms that are play with why people believe what they believe and how they benefit from believing that and what's the pros and cons and then I've just sort of open my mind up much more to various Viewpoint Financial viewpoints political viewpoint and I've developed a much greater appreciation for the variety of opinions and ideas has been awesome to see that's cool not just great conversations and make great people like yourself and had a great time but also I've been very privileged to have a tremendous education through all these people and four for many of their books and and run up to you right now Neil deGrasse Tyson coming on that's also I'm f****** pumped incredible people to share their knowledge in a lifetime of learning you know can fill in blanks and educate you and point you in the right direction and also you can see the way their mind works and then there's guys like you know like David Goggins okay there's levels to ever realize that you have more in the tank will make you realize you can do more you can push more and they just out of the blue and like it is no Rhyme or Reason there's nothing going on no need to respond hope all is well brother continued to live in the grip of life as you know nothing gets done by being a b**** stay hard brother life as you know nothing gets done by being a b**** stay hard brother


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Plastic Surgery Disasters
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    sort of Uncharted Territory of social media does not like a lot of documented history of you so we can go back two hundred years of people using social media and this is the way to do it healthily and that's the way the two people that are just f****** tweeting all day long barely getting by in this life and just tweeting all day long and you've got people have different and then you got people just post 10 selfies a date same same picture same face and just yeah but there's some people's profiles you can go and it's just you go on their Instagram page and it's just all their face the same face same pose and we're just two days she's like on a deck chair Sanford doing it to her ass is straight up in the air and see what the selfie stick up like that oh my God she trying to get that perfect ass angle Still Loving är Generation Y it's both exposed people for what they are but it's also change people's behavior you know people do things now that you just wouldn't even something as simple as taking a picture of your food will hear something that never existed before members ready for the luck o yeah yeah yeah in the bathroom 20 what effect will be in a couple decades be honest with you is also right around the time that why people started figuring out they like big asses something's happened with that hasn't there I was talking about this was one of my friends and she's a beautiful lady with an ass as flat as his table average squat man ever and nowadays that won't fly you you know you can't get by you can't get by without a Big Caboose it's weird it some part Evolution part diet part I don't know doctors. ask answer there's a whole group of humans that are experiencing cancer in their ass because of a sand plant really in the same kind of cancer that many women get when they get breast implants not 100% of them but it's it's it's relevant like if there's an issue there was an article written about it recently that women or started their doctors are starting to find the name types of cancer that some women get his you know everyone's body reacts differently to everything and there are certain risks that you take if you get some sort of an implant in your body that your body rejects it or that it causes cancer so women are getting cancer of their ass man that's a rough cancer bro and maybe you die maybe you die that let you build your dick up there would be a line around the block for that machine all right everybody would be on that goddamn dick machine but women have a way to build their ass up and it is a real thing you can do squats and deadlifts you can run stairs you can do squats and deadlifts and you will get a big firm ass and it works in and I got to get a J-Lo ass once you got those hips implants or of course you must have seemed like cinccino Synthol and stuff where they where they inject oil Into the Mystic Mountain is a bus over his keg Bowser from Mario you know chest doesn't have any any packs which is weird who is that the celebs famous guy was on Big Brother in the UK I was a boxer above it right there that guy had PEC implants okay that was a boxer with PEC implants in like crazy plastic surgery face he watched a video of him before he was fighting in Mexico we had like fixed fights and Mexico remember that this guy had like fake everything like fake fake chastened fake muscles and so we can arms that look big pumped up with Synthol or whatever but then they're not even strong but the problem is look at that neck grab all of that neck bro you ain't you ain't defending any chokes sir. Does a tiny ass neck do that. That one there that before and after really shows on the left the ABS oh yeah show me look like that if you're leaning like if your flavor flexing them but when they do that it's like that all the time all the time so just it just doesn't look right sing is a woman can get things done like boobs and no one cares guys like she looks hot but if a guy's got like a f****** sockness her abdomen her abdominal muscles that are so obviously fake that they're over her ribs like those muscles are literally over the rib cage where they don't even belong no that's not your face to so you can see what I got you can see when he's sitting like the ABS are still my God that's just so ridiculous Denise school gym is flesh fanny pack what is that I don't get no respect perfect golf game that's all I had issues but like dudes with fake Pax and guys with fake muscles like nobody wants to see that s*** just go to the gym and eat right it does work stop everybody have a giant hard but you know I don't I don't actually think most people would you just like most people don't go to the gym I mean you've already got this option to increase your muscles make yourself look better and most people don't do it so I'm not convinced that if it took actual work and effort I don't actually think the majority of people would do it either your hundred percent correct time do I have a giant pics in a full sculpted six-pack and Synthol stuffed mussels there's one video this guy has Brazilian dude is get these Synthol muscles and he's dancing and it looks he's got water balloons all over until he had more people just don't see what other people see the same as anorexic and same as you know I guess bodybuilders have that same issue like a lot of real enormous bodybuilding up deal like it looks small yeah it's it's weird man it's it's weird like I just think if you want to change your body and want to change your physique you want to feel better you want to feel more confident there is a way to do that is that it doesn't involve paying tens of thousands of dollars to taking massive health risks are getting caught up or anything like that just go to the gym lift training it works really it really does work not everyone's going to be able to reach some Elite level but you know everyone can look better man everyone can look better than the people that have sympathy for people with physical deformities you know issues it just can't grow muscle or something's wrong with your body or you have a disease like yeah I get it then for those people I do truly hope that science comes up with a solution and sit through some sort of crispr type engineering variable to physical deformities you know issues it just can't grow muscle or something's wrong with your body or you have a disease like yeah I get it then for those people I do truly hope that science comes up with a solution and sit through some sort of crispr type engineering variable to


    Was JFK a Speed Freak?
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    Hitler when he went to meet Mussolini he was apparently super exhausted so they pumped him up with steroids and cocaine physically cocaine be injected with steroids and cocaine and then he liked it so much he asked for a second dose and it's off but that was going to kill him and he said give it to me and then he went to visit Mussolini apparently to Mussolini 045 hours Mussolini was apparently out of the war and Hitler talked him out of it just f****** spitting Coke talk at them the worst thing you can get to that guy that's a f****** Ric Flair I'm right there any fan yeah I mean I think they've done that to people forever apparently that was the case with Kennedy Kennedy they would shoot him up with amphetamines and he had severe back pains like he was he was really banged up and it's some sort of a disease I don't know what the disease was but during his presidency they would put him on in feta means to keep him active and they didn't think about the consequences of those things back then I don't think they truly understood addiction back then I don't think they truly understood the way it affects your decision-making process left back when they used to just so you know advertise heroin in the newspaper and stuff is it the sort of General Paint I take that sir Wendy's to get women tapeworm eggs is diet pills and tapeworm eggs so that you you ingested and then obviously the tapeworm grows inside of you and eats all the food and use what we have someone to talk about him and his wife and a list of other people my God. What is a hear the most scroll up a little bit in the most famous doctor patients were president and mrs. Kennedy dr. Jacobson frequently visited the White House and often travel with the Kennedys in 1961 for example he went with the president to Vienna for a summit meeting with Khrushchev and dr. Jacobson said an interview gave the president injections there in addition to the Kennedys other persons who are patients of the doctor included Truman Capote Cecil B Demille Eddie Fisher Alan Jay Lerner I don't know that is representative Claude pepper of Florida blah blah blah bunch of other politicians foreign Tennessee Williams wow including included among the number of a number of other prominent patients dr. Jacobson have been a bunch of other famous people blah blah blah blah blah blah blah and it also turned up the names of well over 100 others in ranking positions in government journalism Finance industry society and several entertainment field are said to be patients of dr. Jacobson but who could not be confirmed as such what does it say about okayed it cannot be said with certainty that the Kennedys or with a few exceptions any other specific patient received amphetamine it is known that whatever that dr. Jacobson uses unusually large amounts of amphetamine in his practice the doctor's office reported the doctor Jacobson by damphetamine at the rate of 80 grand a month that is enough to make one 100 fairly strong doses of 25 mg every day so he's got a hundred people taking hardcore doses of amphetamines everyday 25mg apparently they're saying it's a big dose I don't know what that means Source f*** stomach acids get in the blood baby I mean it's about energy right look at poor f****** Joe Biden that poor bastard you can pay attention to him a little bit yeah he's bleeding from the eyes I saw that on TV give that guy I mean you could be 70 a Jack LaLanne when he was 78 look f****** fantastic when he was 90 with pulling boats do you ever see that I don't the vice president is probably the easiest job in the history of the world the bright vice-president like slightly easier than hosting Fear Factor


    Rogan & Zuby Talk About Nigerian Scammers
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    what a broad range of culture that you've been exposed to that's that's pretty f****** cool yeah Nigeria is a strange spot because I've never I've never been but when you look at the numbers of successful immigrants like businessmen and people have come over from Nigeria and how industrious they are and then you look at how many successful Nigerian scammers there are it's a wise very clever play you got the email from the prince 2 did Mara was thinking about was Jamie was telling me a story yesterday about a guy who would he sell sold a non-existent Bangkok Airport airport to a non-existent airport to about this been several stories over the last couple of weeks about Nigerian scammers making big score yeah there's one that I think closed down in Brazilian bank why are they so good at that a lot a lot of smart and enterprising people and I think if that's channeled in the right way then that's a very good thing I think some people scam people but as a person who hasn't been a victim of this it's quite amusing turn 30 equivalent to American Dollar Tree in 30 million what happened in the 90s no I guess the store is just now going around without a reason but it happened in the 90s which is what this says con man once told an airport that didn't exist for 330 million now. cancel last name in wude maybe movie something like that what are you starting with a M how do you say with an N but how are you doing it's it's an end but it's the pronunciations of a little bit different say it again is two letters off my actual first name really yeah my NZ Ube so that's actually two letters different so you just said it would be a little bit more synonymous with you original early 2000 email account Moody. Do it successfully convinced an unassuming bank manager by the name of Nelson sakaguchi that he was selling a yet-to-be-built airport for a price of 330 million dollars is the former director of the Union Bank of Nigeria himself today was privy to confidential information that was crucial to him pulling off his long con I'll tell you you knew s*** about banking using the information he then person dated the governor of Central Bank of Nigeria at the time Paul okay here's another one Paul Bogle uma uma uma uma uma Gucci we need Steve Aoki come back Hymn of a mouth-watering deal Nigeria's plan to build a brand new airport in another one Abuja to Juice It Up a bit for porous takiguchi promised the head of the Brazilian of the Brazilian bank a commission fee to the tune of 10 million US dollars of the deal was approved to get it over the line sakaguchi paid 191 million in cash as you do and the remainder in the form of outstanding interest waited patiently for the construction of said airport wow wow that's kind of thing you can only pull up once and it was a documentary about it was it was a television show brother was really sad because he was a dude who's older gentleman looks like he was in his sixties and he was convinced that there was his woman who is his love and she lived in Europe and he traveled there new sending her money in the whole deal and he travel there twice and meet her and both times she couldn't see him both times but he still believed in his daughter was like I don't know what the f*** to do this guy really believes and you can see how this lost look in his eye when she really believed that there was a woman over there that was corresponding with him back and forth and he was sending her money center a lot of money more than $100,000 that she was going to be there for him you went over there something came up and I can meet him and yeah it's weird way with stuff like this I always feel like in some way you kind of feel sad for the person that but in another kind of like what what were you thinking bounce back from that bounce back from thinking that there's a girl in Europe that's going to be your love and sending her $100,000 and traveling over there twice getting duped both times and then how do you bounce back from that the first thing you should do is not tell anybody like daughter take the L without just quietly just take it take it quietly and privately in Dona don't tell people his daughter knew about it and then the camera crew I mean that's why the fuk brought a camera down I don't know why I think the show vaguely remember this about 10 years ago I think the show was all people that were getting scammed okay about why people get scammed and what you know what is it that makes people believe ridiculous things and money those are two or people get greedy and I need somebody in the US with a US bank account to help me out with this and I'll give you a 10% cut and you know yeah but when it comes to romance and money those are the two or people get greedy I was going to say it's greed it's Greek to do only greedy people can fall for some of those things I mean you see some of those scams and it'll come through saying okay I'm just inherited 30 million dollars and I need somebody in the US with a u.s. bank account to help me out with this and I'll give you a 10% cut and you know that should raise a lot of red flags for anybody who's kind of thinking with that with a head on straight


    How Joe Rogan Uses an Isolation Tank
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    I've gotten out of the checking that satisfaction. There's no. Keith Richards and his guitar and he went to sleep one night woke up the next morning there on the tape recorder there were some voice activation of the night he played it it was satisfaction my friend that yet no haven't had that yet my friend works at a school in Connecticut where is kids go or Keith Richards Kids Go and Keith Richards will ride on a bike to school with a f****** bandana on and like my friends are holy s*** that's Keith Richards like he's just kind of hang around with normal people and he said it freaks you out when you see him you like what that's f****** Keith Richards he just hangs out just like you know he's a giant Superstar but he drifts into the real world and just freak people out it's it's it's it's only met Keith Richards in people have used that work was really like bicycling into your but still it's so it's so amazing so real so a human the voice record things new that's why I haven't had a new idea that I had because there's times that I did happen to this team thing and the separation of America and getting more polarized that's going to be solved by Joe in the tank at some point we can count on that now that you got the recorder I think we're going to solve it ourselves through just time I've never I think that's we're getting back to Pinker were talking about pink earlier that he gets so much s*** for saying the things are better now than ever it doesn't dismiss horrific accident laser terrible things are going to say that the battle is over right now I mean I would push my little microcosm in Penn and Teller you know I would have real trouble just crossing the finish line what you say to him you don't tell him you've done five seasons of b******* and it went well let's go out the two of us have coffee and donuts and let you say what we did that and then push your head for the next thing and I would just I just think that Pinker is like that with me makers like saying you know human beings we doing okay we're doing okay but doesn't really good things now let's get back to work I'll let you say what we did that and then push ahead for the next thing and I would just I just think that Pinker is like that with me pictures like saying you know human beings we're doing okay we're doing okay but doesn't really good things now let's get back to work


    Will Social Media Destroy Us All?
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    are you watching us from the outside in your seeing all this technology developed are you concerned at all when you see how addicted people are to their phones cuz this like your games are very addictive in the best ways right quick is super addictive it's really fun it's great to play and that's why it's addictive cuz you just want to get but that charge that rocked get back in there but the odd thing to me about cell phone addiction is there's not much the real it's a weird addiction will you just constantly checking and nothing's coming back like people just constantly checking their email and their their Twitter messages their DMS and YouTube videos but there's not a lot coming back at you I'm I'm concerned I see this thing where you'll go to a place and you'll see 80% of the people just looking at their phones and not interacting with people do you ever like look at that on go where going so I do think about this in a way that because this is one of these things where I recognize it and some other people where I think I probably do interact with things a little bit differently and I am sometimes conscious of the fact that most people don't think about things the way I do and it's clear that yes a lot of people just they get rage out of Twitter and I can see it some people to probably bad for them doing some of these social media things but I mean inspiration Twitter I mean my feet I'm going through I'm seeing brilliant scientist new research developments wonderful art from people hard workers developing products and I just look at this it like this is this amazing set of human beings that are building the future and I've got this window into their mind it whines a thing a very positive thing for me but I do see the people that just wind up having that it is a negative aspect for them and I don't know what to do about that because I mean talking about people issues are obviously not my strong suit on the nuts in Bits & bytes technology person that had Social Challenges that probably over and over decades I just come to be more at peace with the fact that I probably do think a bit differently than most people I don't expect them to you know to think necessarily like I do and it anyway that keeps me from being upset at a lot of people and disabled people are different they're not going to process these things the same way that I do but yeah I can see it as show me a problem but I do think also there's this ability for people to people always want to say if they put down your phone why aren't you living in the real world and there's another aspect of that wear for many people the world that you get in the virtual world whether it's on your phone or all the way to VR the whole reason you do that should be because it's better than the world that you're choosing to step away from and again it's harder for many people that are innately thought leader position if your life awesome in every way that yeah you don't need that much from the virtual world whether it's on a cellphone or virtual reality and if you've been no Courtside backstage pitlane whatever if you've done all these things in real life the VR version of it is not going to be that compelling and if you saw people you'll fixated on all of that you probably think those people are not living in reality they should just be living in reality but for so many people I know what they get the people on the other side of the phone that they're interacting with that's where that's where they'd rather be the people can find their tribe out of the billions of people in the world even if they live in some Podunk town in the midwest I think that's a really wonderful thing and so while yes there is a negative tail on one side from it I am I think that this connecting everyone is largely a good thing on net there are downsides maybe there should be things we should be doing to mitigate the downsides but I think this connection of humanity is on that a positive thing I tend to agree with you the positive thing I think philosophically I think the way we understand each other the way we communicate it's very radically different than our grandparents and all of it seems to be moving in a place where we understand each other better and you going to have your side effects like Twitter rage and and social media bias and you know these confirmation bias groups where people just sit in these Echo Chambers and reiterate the same ideas over and over again and each other and you're also go get people better understand cultures understanding each other Understanding Psychology understanding the way the Mind work and getting access to information at a rate that's unprecedented in terms of the knowledge that you can get a just just being able to Google things and give them credit for Mark Zuckerberg Facebook leadership they talk about the mission is to connect the world and no course it's like oh okay of course the Facebook CEOs to be mouthing these things like I really legitimately do think that the Facebook leadership is doing this because they think that's a positive thing and I agree with them now I'm not a very social person I'm an introvert I'm a hermit mode sort of person so much of the time but I think that this is again a good thing that connecting more people giving them the opportunity to find people that they wouldn't otherwise be interacting with people they wouldn't even have known existed in many cases I think we'll come out of this and looking back decades in the future there will have been all the trash connecting more people getting them the opportunity to find people that they wouldn't otherwise be interacting with people they wouldn't even have known existed in many cases I think we'll come out of this in a looking back decades in the future there will have been all the tragic things that happened with social media but on that it's going to be good


    Zuby Broke a Female Deadlift Record | Joe Rogan
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    well you know we live in the times where everyone saying is right wing so so let it be so hot or not well if you're not as Progressive as humanly possible you're all right well yeah exactly pretty much I've seen also two titles levied on to everybody including including yourself so powerlifting time left in this is where we live in dude that that thing blew the internet out but it's crazy insane how far it went Maddie I know I saw that people there it is lets loose I had like 40 thousand followers it's now well over a hundred and hundred and fifteen and when I posted it I had fifteen thousand followers so I'll gain a hundred and again like 105000 hundred 5,000 followers that video highlight how Preposterous these new world rules that we have regarding gender to their credit the u.s. powerlifting Federation I believe that's the name of the organization they just banned transgender women from competing okay they said outright just enough of that I think if you want to compete women competing but I think they should compete against transgender women just like how we have men compete against man we have women compete against women let's have transgender women compete against transgender women let's not deny science and biology yes to make people feel better and just to support some strange Progressive ideology yeah I think if they if the goal is that's why I think the goal is more about is more ideologically driven and I think it is actual inclusion driven you know if it's just about inclusion then yeah you can either just open category like most men's categories already are they're not actually restricted II Men it's just you know the best of the best so anyone can do this so either that or if there are enough athletes and whatever the given sport competition is then yeah you can just have a different a different category and that way everyone can be included without stepping on the feet of half the population that's a bold move by the men being here the men's division I Sports most people aren't aware that most people think that they are there a specific restriction saying only men can do them but that's actually quite rare well there's a lot of successful female to male athletes work a female's transition to males and dominate male Sports okay I did not with an ovidrel America never going to happen you seen this this is soccer players wants to be in the NFL as a kicker cuz she there's a video of her doing a place kick of a 55 your yard field goal recent last incredible that's really practice but she nailed it was pretty far yes well Place kick of a fifty-five-year-old yard field goal recent last incredible that's really far no one coming out or anything was just like in practice but she nailed it was pretty far yes well but for sure they're in the field so Carla


    Joe Rogan - Elon Musk Believes We're in a Simulation
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    yeah I know I heard more about the simulation idea that's another idea but he believes it is very possible like one of the things they said if you could ask AI what what would you ask you said what's beyond the simulation but he believes is a simulation Theory Elon Musk of course you'd believe it's a simulation people letting you drill tunnels under La shoot rockets off into space I mean he's he's literally living like some character in the movies or something yeah but if you're in the simulations nothing to do about it at all. It's a great way to think comfortingly like obvious like work hard you can get better things be nice to people they're nice to you be like a bee be a good friend you get good friends eat healthy food you're healthier to the lack of variables that are very difficult for but there's also there's a surprising amount of life that's pretty straight so that is a simulation it's not the most difficult one to follow crazy and chaotic but there's there's a lot of comfort in it like as much as we try to do well on the horrors of humanity men's shirt and a lot of them has a lot of Beauty in people walk-in and there's no no audience just a bunch of people that get paid to make people laugh like Jon Stewart was back there Michelle wolf and really funny, so I'll just laugh and having a great time talking and it was so nice and so fun rewarding like this cool things in this life fascinating thought-provoking conversations does a lot of really positive things but it's pretty bad I mean it's not it might not be the dream like the Elon Musk scenario right away but it takes time to get there go ahead I mean his dream of like I mean like you said he's just like almost a superhero is Bruce Wayne you know he's doing whatever you know he's is Iron Man you know well you know some some cars have small engines right there's a Honda Civics out there and then there's f****** rocket cars he's got some sort of crazy Quantum rocket car engine for a brain If you talk to him he's actually on the on the list of people I would love to be in the studio with the music within you know just into his mind a bit I've been putting that out there to the universe in the background while talking to you how much is bouncing around in his head and any realize that other people weren't like that and it's like oh no no but I'm alone he's probably intellectual who's responsible for so many groundbreaking Technologies in other the number one electric car in the world SpaceX tunneling under La the boring company makes he's like that so cool to have like a true outlier all the crabs in a bucket don't like it you meet that guy like this game he's like my the top of my list is so you know being his presents but I think of you very exciting to try to do a song with Elon Musk


    What Everyone Gets Wrong About Anxiety
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    when you think about the original Luca and then human beings to ever try to extrapolate you have ever try to like keep the other process rolling in your mind and see where it we're just going to go at the end of the book I am not so Rosy picture of Robert of significant experiences in our lives that occupy the human mind one is the kind that we can call an awareness of facts you know this thing is here and the other is what we might call a self-awareness it's me that is aware that that is a bottle so that's a that's a Higher Love and that is what appears to be unique to the human mind ability to represent yourself as a subject noun words to have these subjective experiences that have a personal past it's not just the past but your past you lived it and a personal present and a potential future that you can imagine different scenarios of you existing in in the future so that requires that's called noetic Consciousness the ability to to self know about where you are in time and it depends that this is an idea that was proposed by a guy named endel tulving a very distinguished psychologist who's that retired now but his idea was that the unique aspect of the human mind is mental time travel the ability to protect ourselves in the past present and future and without that kind of Consciousness would limited too kind of factual information something is there you know that my I might be able to say oh food is there or drink is there or sexual partner is there but not necessarily that I want that food I want you know you might have a kind of biological urge towards it from the outside it looks like everything we do is intentional and willful so I think I'm controlling my behavior you think you're controlling yours I see you do something that I might have done in a similar situation I think you intentionally control that we see a dog doing something that would be similar to what we do we think we know why the dog is doing that because it had some intention but the fact is if we start taking these things apart in the brain we say that the systems that control very simple behaviors are not the ones that are doing all this high-level conscious thought take the example of the Ariat work on world is yours which is threat detection now the part of the brain called the amygdala is Cades of the detection and response to threat in a kind of basic sense you know threat comes up you freeze it there's a snake for example now it's because of that it's been assumed that the reason you freeze is because you're afraid and therefore that the amygdala is also making the fear because the amygdala experiences and that's why you produce the response but for the longest time and throughout most of my career I've said the amygdala does not consciously experienced fear and yet my work is been used to kind of cell and defend this idea of the amygdala is the brain's fear Center I think that's completely wrong my fault because I was not as Vigilant as I should have been when I have is described me to see what I did was I I would talk about the amygdala as an unconscious state of fear non-conscious implicit for you and I would say that while the neocortex it is where we consciously experienced fear in those are separate but that was too complicated the journal is kind of ignored it and it was just it was the brains fear Center even thus I just ignored it because you know we were studying and in I I kind of gave up after 1:30 okay we talk about internship here because you know that give us a lot of money to be directed towards research if you're studying fear and how you could treat that but I think it's you know it's been kind of a wrong path because it's led to the development of medications that don't really work so all the big things are getting out of love the anti-anxiety business anti for your business because people still feel fearful or anxious when they take them and you like Xanax in some cases you know not rather than buy some hypotheses so they only thing that's been discovered since then is more versions of the same thing with Kina slightly fewer side-effects there's been no new discovery of a new kind of drug that's going to help people and why is that well the way the drugs are discovered is that take a rat or Mouse put it in a challenging situation give it some different medications in the ones that make the animal lieutenant in those situations is assumed to make the animal less fearful that's why it was Timothy so when you give it to a person they should be left there. What you find say a person with social anxiety might find it easier to go to the party and they're less timid but still anxious while they're there and the reason is that we now know is that damage to the amygdala in a person doesn't necessarily also eliminate the feeling of fear gets rid of the the body responses but not the feeling so it was a misunderstanding of what the hell you can tell us we treat behavior is if it's an ambassador of the mine but behavior is really a tool of survival it goes back to those first cells that ever lived who had to defend against danger bacterial cells moved in there in the water and then they come across like you know what a gradient of some chemical that's a toxin soon as they detect that they bounced away and go in a different direction if they are going if they find a gradient of something that is a nutrient that keep going so they have the ability to detect what's useful and harmful in their lives these are not these are not there for psychology there simply there to keep the organism alive and many of the behaviors that persist throughout the whole history of life or like that they're there because each of the cells and cells in the body has to you know do all these things to stay alive until the organism as a whole has to do it as well defend against Danger nutrients balanced fluids thermoregulate reproduce so these are survival tools not mine tools that we can use our mind in conjunction with these thing and because we can we can flight every time we're freezing in the front of the snake to the fact that the fears what's causing it but the fear is a separate process it's the awareness that that stuff is happening to you that stuff is happening to you in the front of the snake to the fact that the fear is what's causing it but the fear is a separate process it's the awareness that that stuff is happening to you the weariness of that stuff is happening to you so that it said no self no fear


    Steve Aoki on His First and Only Acid Trip
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    drugs you don't drink right you don't f*** around with anything that's like one of the things we talked like you know when we talked about how I'm sustainable is it that you have to not do the certain things that that make it unsustainable so I never really got into drugs I do talk about my book my first acid trip when I was 13 but that's good living s*** out of me to stay away from anything close to genic and like literally a 13 so I just stay away from drugs very very funny story but it got to the point where I just became this straight edge hardcore kid I became extremely religious because I was in this like I was 13 I was looking up going to be f***** with my wife like when you're on acid you're like f****** out that you're just so f***** up and and when you start thinking like this is how I'm going to be forever you're Clinging On to anything that can get you out right and for me when I grow up as a kid I'm almost putting into like Catholics and one of the best thing the Catholic schools do is indoctrinate kids on fear and so will you know like yeah I remember going out to the drawing board like it was like a a drawing of what hell is like guess who's going there forever people I don't believe you know and you know when you're young you start seeing that and and then we get into a place of vulnerability where you're like where I was I was like scared shittless I was like I'm going to go to an insane award when I'm 13 I can't get out of this acid he'll trip how long does it last I guess like what's 7/8 hours but every second is like a minute you know cuz you cannot sleep you cannot stop thinking about what your in I mean there is like it's like this exaggerated emotions like the first part of my acid trip was like I was so funny I was laughing and everything is like the best thing I ever did just laughing everything just everything's joyous and then like I went into the upside down world like stranger things when I got dropped off at my friend's house and everyone went dark and my friends were my friends 14 he doesn't do drugs so he was in The Mamas come down like a little kid like what the hell am I doing acid for you know I do talk about like where that came out but yeah so like when I was when I got flipped in that world then everything was like I saw Street Fighter out like Fireballs from why you coming at me like my clothes when I close my eyes it was very very vibrant and Vivid and I mean it was it's a trip for sure so once you regain sanity you were like enough of any of this nonsense this is for real like I I have f*** drugs and then I was like I'm straight and then I was like I'm all about God and Jesus is going to save me you know like you save me so like as a kid I was very religious going to start exploring more about the world and and then went more from this space or faith-based living through life to you know things that needed me work need any didn't make sense for me very much more scientific on like the understanding of how I wanted to see things where where did the change take place when does it take place college and post so you just became educated start learning more about things and then I don't know if there's like one spark that happened it was just kind of like I just had questions about why things happen like what what is religion like what you know you know how things work in the world House of size are built a little a little but I don't know if be like a philosophy class that I was taking was not really the the Crux of it sociology was my major I was women studies in sociology when I was at College women's studies those glasses so I just was like all right I'll try this one and then I was like wow this is actually pretty interesting I'll try another one and and then I'll just I'll finish off the major and you know I'd like to say like the stuff I learned in school it's in large part of how I kind of look through kind of like navigate to my life like sociology I am a sociologist I want to study people like why they do certain things you know like how do I navigate different directions in you've become a purveyor of great fun like that's essentially what you do professionally give people great time wild extremely energetic experience for people and they leave there's a certain level transformance right arm of watch them your s*** online and you do these enormous crowds and it's so epic and you see all those people going f****** crazy and dance along your s*** mean it's got to be a wild wild feeling knowing that you're giving us really positive experiences Fred roaring along to your music I guess you could say I'm addicted to that and because I care so much about that I have to be sustainable you know it goes back to what we're talking about like what do I need to do man you're going to look like an 80 year old man I'm 40 adults because you've literally burn the candle with a blowtorch if use that Elon Musk not a flamethrower candle you know I mean it's what you do and I always say if whenever I have the opportunity is that for the people in my crowds and I had to say country-by-country they're very different as far as like what I think if they're doing drugs are not where they do the most drugs oh I don't think so I don't but you know his heart beat like it's like I'm just judging right I don't know what what people are doing up there I can judge by how interactive VR that's what the best way I can tell that's the worst that's the worst like subject to play to it's like really plugging a cocktail party when their backs are turned are you the same kind of thing for me so if they're already high and they just like lost in their world like it's no fun for me but I spend so much time making my set so interactive so engaging and entertaining like it's bit disrespectful honestly it's different though it's more like chill like but if you're so like highs one stop your head where you can't you don't even know where you are or what's going on then like you just lose the whole experience I mean lots of times people wake up with what happened what's going on know where you are or what's going on then like you just lose the whole experience I mean lots of times people wake up with what happened what's the point of the experience if you're so blitzed out of your head you don't even know what's going on


    Jim Morrison of The Doors Predicted EDM?
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    read something about that recently that entertainment has become the primary revenue Source in Vegas where is it used to be gambling right but it's hard to just convince young people to start gambling easy to convince him to start dancing you know yeah yes you know what when you're older you like okay I can I have some of like flexible income streams I can put down on some Blackjack when I would have loved to seen the Sinatra days like Vegas when it was run by the mob and then come to today and see how things change then see it change now right but I am fascinated by change I don't resist it and I don't I don't say all the good old days that don't mean s*** to me I am absolutely on the same page as you yeah I'm interested in the next thing I want to try the next thing and you know you want to enhance your experience you wanted enhance what you're doing to make it serve you better how many people.go what are you talkin about if you can find it by U2 prediction where whenever he was alive I guess I guess he said like the future will be won by one person with some sort of computer or something that's going to be devised electronically or something like and that one person will be making music for people and and Performing that now watch a video so I guess I caught country music kind of West Virginia High Lonesome sound it those those are the two main streams of American music but like 10 years ago what they called rock and roll was kind of a blending of those two forms I guess I'm for five years of the new generations music video 7/3 thing that'll be able to video it might rely heavily on electronics tapes I can kind of invasion maybe one person with a lot of machines tapes and electronic set-ups using machines Pickens considers what that would be its you know he did. done everything he would be exactly what he saying he's basically predicting what he would have a mi fit in what he would become fascinates me to no end I love the cars I love the sound to this day most of the music I listen to is classic rock I mean I was in a lot of new stuff but a man I will pull out f****** classic rock I love it I love listening to it is something about it that makes me just makes me realize what a profound change it was between the 1950s and 1960s the culture exploded that something happened something happened in the the clothes in the music and the Sounds in the f****** muscle cars like everything went haywire like you went from 1950s 260mm just a rat ship right right is so many great artists you know Hendrix the whole idea of okay now it's time to experiment and to free ourselves from the confines of what like you know it read the doors wide-open Buddy Holly was great I love Buddy Holly but if you go from Buddy Holly to Hendrix I don't know if that's true black dude who's the greatest guitarist of all time still there's no one amazing guys they Gary Clark jr. and of course you know Stevie Ray Vaughan was amazing as a bunch of great amazing guitarist it snowed all seen the Showmanship though you know the outfits look like it's like all the combined not just his his technical ability fact that he was doing these these things that you're like you know just like on another world to be a part of that you don't see that it's incredible complete outlier yes and again yeah you really might as well be my might as well be another planet so what do you think was one of the bigger cultural shifts of why that happened simply Vietnam War there's this rebellious movement there's these young compassionate people that were trying to figure their way through life in a way that didn't resonate with the way their parents had set boundaries and standards and they wanted out of all of it that Goldwater Republican s*** they wanted to be free and children and hippies and all that craziness you know ended summer things can cats get scared people you know like the day like when when they're dropping at 27 Your Heroes Morrison Janis Joplin Hendrix All 27 and and like they're the leaders of the experimental Revolution the day like when when they're dropping at 27 Your Heroes Morrison Janis Joplin Hendrix All 27 and and like they're the leaders of the experimental Revolution not good quick


    Joe Rogan - Where Does Freedom of Speech End?
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    did Google buy Boston Dynamics as well they bought a robot company I know that which is like what are you guys planning to email on the planet Earth you have the number one browser like what are you guys doing what are you doing over there so much there is a social decisions you know that they're making and turn right like what people get to see and talk about in here and a lot of is based on the Zeitgeist is based on the end of the current state of politically correct ideology what you can and can't say or can and can't do and that becomes really dangerous cuz throttling information stifled her search engine results so that people wouldn't be able to find her as easily and they she's apparently proven it well it's not a pure information based company there's ideology behind it there's motivations behind them you know politically leaning motivations does sometimes when you're like I want to be in the bait right there room enough an internal memo that they were referring to Ben Shapiro and someone else they was Jordan Peterson and maybe Dennis Prager as Nazis which is hilarious cuz both Ben Shapiro and Dennis Prager are both Jewish so it's like they're their perception of person is this was brought up like what are you allowed to how are you allowed to Define people internally in your memo memos and then Course once you call someone a Nazi then you can act as if they're not seeing and you know stifle any sort of search on them or stifle results or you know people in the direction that you think would be better for Humanity vs just pure information and it gets very weird you know but that's a technology company we just what they're doing with Android and Google searching and Google assistant and Google Maps is by far the most of the superior map application on the planet Earth is constantly getting better consulate Gathering of new information I mean Part of Me loves the fact they exist and part of me is like that is too much power for one so what's what's your what's the Joe Rogan solution regulations no Mom too stupid for this just need to rely on people that have actually spent real time studying the effects and understand it from a a very deep level I don't across-the-board because it would you do about actual Nazis like there's a new Hitler arises and really does want to exterminate the Jews what happens there you just allow that guy to be on Google Hangouts with Liam Nazi hang out there planning on exterminations and where they're at where's the next outwits you know I don't think that that shouldn't be the case that I think it would do you allow white supremacist on their to organize rallies f*** where where does freedom of speech and how to be on Google Hangouts with them not to hang out there planning on exterminations and where they're at and where's the next outfits you no doubt I don't think that that shouldn't be the case that I think of what is the case that do you allow white supremacist on their to organize rallies f*** where where does freedom of speech end


    Steve Aoki Is Skeptical About Banksy's Self-Destructing Art
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    2010 was really somewhere around the time Vegas started becoming these these electronic music shows started taking president they're the biggest f****** thing I was staying at the Wynn recently and the hotel room where rat was overlooking the pool and I forget who it was that was playing there but it was f****** chaos looking down the par-5 you so crazy was so loud and so crazy and everyone is not pool the f****** marshmallow had the guy at marshmallow to be like a cultural weird void you would have some big acts that would come through there but it always seemed like they were at the end of the run right you had to be at the end of your run like when Michael Jackson was considering do in Vegas is like okay he's like finally saying that this is the end residency there is doing really well it's not it's not a knock yeah I know it's not it's really not but it's that's what it was but then all the sudden it became electronic music and it's like wow what is happening like you know these things are enormous like there's so much bigger than any other kind of event that you have in Vegas other than like massive sporting events like it's provoked by energy to you know like and it's that's infectious great time you go to see Barry Manilow or you know whatever you know knock on them but I'm sure it's fine smells like whatever you're into but when you're seated you know like you're seated for a reason cuz you're there to likes it and just enjoy yes there's no seats at a Steve Aoki show the tables and stuff but no one's sitting down for the most part everyone standing and jumping and being part of the moment and that's that's my job I need to make sure everyone's attention is on me and that I'm taking them to this next level I've always wondered what it's like to live in Vegas though like I've never lived there a good friend Dana White lives and he loves their eyes Raves about it but I've always liked Vegas I know La so well and you know what they'll let you have your limitations this Los Angeles you can't like if you want to build your dream house you guys have a lot of money do that in Vegas when I move there in 2013 I got a stick to I bought my house 16000 square feet 2.8 million I think it's not good almost so I had already gotten like I spent like 5 million into the house and it was more about building my own dream house as I would want to have it either foam pit in there with a trampoline room I have I the pool in my backyard was too far away from my house so I filled it in and I built the pool at 16 ft deep right next to my patio that's 20 feet up I built the patio out so that way I can jump into the pool for me. Elekid and busy a big kid and I just think about how I want to make my house fun interactive for the artist to come there for me I have a stuck a fun gym of you know I got my own bike chest station backgammon station of a poker room you know it's it's the most hospitable house you know and I have all the space I have like a big shoe room a picture collector I got a crazy library with books and Records you know I got Bruce Lee mirror room Amira room it's my closet but it's just like you walk in and see like LED strips everywhere with mirrors and you know I'm just having fun I'm having fun with my house there is a mirror room I have some really crazy really beautiful amazing Banksy piece oh how sweet looks like he is he's a girl but some people to get into yeah right or you know of the outside I should say but no one knows who he is which is crazy little f****** ever pulled that off to troll people in a social or political critique just like you did with the play Love of the shredded painting see the thing dropped me ask you this though I don't want to go too deep into this but because I don't know if I'm like stepping on anyone's toes here but if this is really suffrages or we know what a real auction house I'm taking a look at the painting of the peace or they going to open up make sure there's not some weird drill going through like a ever expect that to be the case I mean but your picture and your antique you should be checking everything I can show you something techno well if it's an authentic piece and somehow or another some reliable source brings it to them as an authentic piece they just accept the fact they don't check the details of the back together again leave it that will you want to like that. Go play it's like what makes the value is it recommended to have it hanging there that's what you wanted in your house really you want it just like that he'll look at people's face and like it's funny that we talked about this cuz sometimes I forget like you know we're having a chat and I realize out there's a lot of people listening in on this so maybe I should give away some of the stuff that I've learned about it but yeah


    Joe Rogan | Why Xanax Doesn't Stop Anxiety w/Joseph Ledoux
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    how do things like Xanax work what what's the mechanical process okay so the that's part of the class of drugs called benzodiazepine and they will a bind to receptors in the brain brain has receptors for all kinds of chemicals and many of these things are things that exist in nature and what the dump that they bind the receptor called the Gaba receptor which is the major inhibitory transmitter in the brain so when you have a benzodiazepine binding to a Gaba receptor what it's going to do is increase inhibition so the you know the kind of simple reason why those things can help is they kind of inhibit so they tone down the brain a bit and so things that would normally trigger a response no longer trigger so it's like increasing the three for something to bother you no sense in a lot of people would enjoy that with alcohol and not supposed to while it's alcohol also attacked those receptor so it's like a double effect on a plane to find Africa and she said I'm going to Africa hope I don't get AIDS just kidding I'm white LOL being funny and you left and she landed in Africa like that a bunch of funny trying to be fun right but she was on Xanax and drinking there and woke up completely oblivious and her life had been destroy them she was fired you know she was a social Pariah and I'm pretty sure that was Xanax and alcohol that she was blaming it on yeah well at least powerful drugs I dropped like that all of the drugs that we take go to the entire body and if they don't they're not able to just enough find their way that one spot in the brain to do their trip there this is your talk about Magic Bullet might be able to be targeted for specific circuits and but that's a fantasy at this point so if you reduce immigration in the entire brain yes you might we do you know anxiety but you're also going to change a lot of other things so you going to make for example for thought in the ability to rain in things like the stuff the woman to say more difficult because they're attacking the prefrontal cortex we have some inhibitory control over Behavior they're going to alter your ability to retrieve and store memories and to be able to attend to things and yeah to the extent that these drugs have a positive effect on some people it's been said that part of the reason is that it's kind of a general blending of emotion it's not an anti-anxiety drug is just kind of adulting of everything and you get bangs ID anti-anxiety as a part of that but if we want understand how to do better we have to figure out what does the brain circuit that's really making us anxious is and not just what's making us you know but not turning down everything it's kind of like they do you go to the restroom the music's too loud to myself please turn it down a little bit the music stays the same to same song but it's not as annoying as you turn the volume down and I think that's what a lot of what these medications can do is turn the volume down but after you take these things in your anxieties ramped up afterwards but I can be a rebound effect that can also be kind of a lot of people next day feel depressed no because it just does the stuff is out of your system and if he takes his kind of like taking sleeping pills ambien or of the same general anxiety Then the anxiety wants to come back even stronger that proposed and body set point that you're worried about something and all of a sudden that gets resolved I just makes room for the next except one for everything it's doing and that's just makes room for him to feel that feel that up if you're an anxious person you probably will always be somewhat anxious so there's no magic bullet that's going to take that out what you have to do is attack the process from knowledge of how it all works and that requires that we have a more sophisticated understanding that one then it's possible from Simply observing Behavior because Behavior does not tell you necessarily what's on the Mind Behavior tells you how the the the brain has responded but you know just to go back to the fear threat example when that say I bring you into the laboratory show you a picture of something like a a blue square polyglyceryl-2 used to be in my use now at Harvard did experiments like this and every time the Blue Square person to get a mild shock to their finger and so then she would present the blue square subliminally that means you're really quickly with the something that follows it the kind of massive and that prevents the information from getting into the conscious mind and so the person so that I didn't see anything but if you put the person in an Imaging machine fmri and image what's happening that stimulus that threat Square gets to the amygdala turned it on the heart begins to respond to sweating but the person has no fear the person doesn't know it's there and doesn't experience fear the amygdala is not about fear it's about detecting and responding to danger in order to be afraid that has to reach your conscious mind so that you can experience it as a state of this Audino at a Consciousness that were talking about self-consciousness that's hard for people to separate that's why that's why the medications are not working they're targeted to work on these underlying systems in rats or mice but that's not where we are experiencing are anxiety you don't like it they're probably all going off patent and because the company can't find anything new they're not going to keep pursuing it because it's not going to be a prophet anymore but still want them I mean it's you know I do think that for sample the drugs that are available to help people because it's important to reduce the behavioural timidity and the physiological arousal that goes with that cuz if you don't treat that then the conscious mind will be reactivated by those responses if you only treat the conscious mind then nautical stuff will bring the conscious stuff back and everything will bring back to everything else unless you treat the whole system and you have time to do that you have to understand the system and we just misunderstood that I think for so long I have a friend who advocating from your perspective from an understanding of the human mind and all the systems that are at work it seems like that's really not the way to do it I mean it's you know I'm sure that that's the day and he's come to believe that he needs that much like an alcoholic it's like that's really not the way to do it I mean it's you know I'm sure that that's in a sense maybe that's his crutches where to get through the day and he's come to believe that he needs that much like an alcoholic


    The Social Implications of Climate Change: Joseph LeDoux
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    it'll certainly we don't I think the have no idea what your position on climate changes but personally I think that things are happening and something needs to be done that's clearly things are happening and that a couple of editorials probably in the New York Times or something couple months ago one was about how yes the things are changing and we have a right to but you know we shouldn't worry about the Earth as famous quote this guy is a tough b**** so the Earth Will Survive but the configuration of life on it is unlikely to continue to be the same under those conditions the more that everything changes the conditions of life change in the first things to go this is what happened to the dinosaurs a large energy demanding organisms because as the canoe change the climate that we've lived in we've succeeded because we were able to benefit from that kind of client but as the client begins to change our kind is not going to be able to succeed as well because those conditions are not the Waters of rising the desert expanding all these things are happening and it's just not going to be you mean years and they come so I'll try maybe it'll help us get through this but that's only going to work if we can do that collectively that's the scary part we have to work together collectively as a world because these are not local issues these are Global issues Sunday this probably a profit motive underline that at some point sure people are conscious green dollars when you think about it and you think about the the conscious mind and the ability to create the creative process do you envision the possibility of some sort of a technological solution to a lot of the problems that we're facing I think it has to be a social solution social we have to we have to figure out how to balance this worldwide you can't we can do whatever we want in this country if we could do what we want to know if if if even if we were the best country in the world for the environment that wouldn't solve the problem you know it's it's a worldwide problem Amazon for us that's affecting a lot of people it's just not a it's not a simple thing that one country can solve right but if one country takes steps and imposes some sort of a technological solution that pulls carbon from the atmosphere that does enhance some sort of a cooling process to bring homeostasis to bring some sort of a like generally agreed-upon state of the environment that's technologically possible mean that's going to come out creative mind right now I don't want to go too far off of the my not area of expertise like climate and soil Labs I just think there's I think I would put in the kind of the social perspective and what I bring to contribute but I don't want to I don't think I can really tell us the details mitigated I think your creators coming along and trying to find Technical Solutions that's great when you analyze the human mind and knowing what you know about the thought processes in the way people think and work when you see people in denial of climate change and when you see people that are so enamored with the concept of capitalism and big businesses they don't really think that it's a big deal they want to deny that it's a big deal so they can continue short-term profits but what is that like those mechanisms like wanted watching that take place in Monkey mind what are you what are you thinking when you see that happen with humans I don't think it's simple it's not simply denial of climate change for climate reasons I think there's a lot of social within certain groups there's social stigma for being pro-environment yes and so it's it's it's kind of form of self-protection that by identifying a set of issues that we all can agree upon because they're kind of dictated top-down innocence or our thing and is somebody else's thing yeah that's a weird aspect of Being Human Being right these tribal identity things where if you are in this group you must be pro-choice in if you're in this group you must be pro-life you must be anti-war you must be pro-second Amendment know very little deviation and and that that's left right that's every now and then leave systems rigid belief systems you know part of this part of being when you look at politics and you know that these belief systems are the find it odd that we have those that like sort of Polar Opposites or at least left right choices red blue choices that we've limited ourselves to these very distinct tribes but that's yeah I think that's unfortunate but that's where we are is there a way out of that politics and you know that these belief systems are the find it odd that we have those that like sort of Polar Opposites or at least left right choices red blue choices that we've limited ourselves to these very distinct tribes but that's yeah I think that's unfortunate but that's where we are is there a way out of that


    Do Dogs Feel Emotions Like People?
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    therapy yourself I have you did you do that to examine this an Amy went into it with for the meditation important to try and calm some of my restlessness has writing in all this study that you had to do to write these books has that enhanced you gave me that you have much more of an understanding about what's at play than the average person does it all again to see it's kind of like the patient who's reading the emotional brain with their therapist I think by riding those books I learned a lot and it helps me see things and that doesn't necessarily help me lead my life any better but it's I think I understand it better but no self no fear means that you have to be have to have this on an already Consciousness ability in order to great and that is a special human quality the ability to put yourself in the moment in your past and then your future if it's not you that's going to be harmed by that snake then you don't have to worry about what it's going to do to you so if you are part of it then you worry and it becomes you know it's an emotion when when you're involved so I think emotions this is a crazy idea that's in the book The Emotions didn't arise do natural stool wow. That's the idea that they were byproducts of other capacities that came along first you had some kind of crude language that enabled is hierarchical and relational reason to jump across language gave you categories to like conceptualize things our reasoning allows you to jump across those categories and those kinds of things allow you to actualize yourself as an entity with an experience so you have to have a self that could do that kind of reasoning and across those conceptual categories and that is what enabled On Emotion the ability to put yourself into a significant situation so now that it's here now that we have once emotions are there then they become selected but they weren't selected by sample the amygdala having evolved to be the fear Center in inherited that from animals your animals probably have some kinds of experiences but it scientifically is very hard to know what they have like dogs but I don't let's talk about the brain for a second so the parts of the brain circuits in the brain that are involved in this kind of Audino Eddie commotion that I'm talking about the self-involved and motion that so human such a human quality the part of the brain that I think it's important and this is still hard Papa is something called The frontal poles very very front part of prefrontal Cortex that region is unique to the human brain no other not even another 8 past that now other parts of the prefrontal cortex are present in other primates all of the primates but not in any other mammal so if we can figure out in human brain what the frontal pole does and what that other part that all primary tab then that gives us an anchor for speculating about what other primates what kind of experience other primates have given what those parts of the brain enabling us and that would allow us to then extract what other mammals don't have that we have because they don't have those parts of the brain so it's it's a kind of no use of the brain to to tell us some things about what might exist what is no way to ask a dog what's on your mind Ryan Coogan measure the brain with an fmri or something along those lines we get a reading of scarlet if you ask me is there a pain here on the time I say yes I can respond verbally or I can point to it when I'm responding verbally I can only do that for something I'm conscious of I can't respond to something on unconscious of by naming it follows other animals can only respond non-verbally so they don't have that other kind of response that is only reflecting a conscious thing so I'm not saying they don't have anything but scientific was very hard to what the hell happened and the fact that we can study it we known for examples of fear that the fear itself probably doesn't depend on the amygdala but the ball the behavior that we see does makes us have to be cautious about observing behaviors that look like they're based on fear love and all these other emotions when we can't really know because we can't measure that it's a tough problem are based on fear love and all these other emotions when we can't really know because we can't measure that it's a tough problem again I'm not saying it's not there it's just like right I get it I'm physically


    How Virtual Reality Will Change Your World
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    did you have a long-term Vision in terms of what you're trying to do with virtual reality and Oculus so I do and it's not something that people some people read this the wrong way and react incorrectly to it where I said that my pitch for VR is that that the the promise of er visits to make the world as you wanted where people do not have the it's just it is not possible on Earth to be able to get everybody all that they would want not have Richard Branson's Private Island there's just not enough driving them out of islands in the world to give them to people but even on a a much more mundane level not everyone can have a mansion of a house not everyone can even necessarily have a home theater room and these are things that we can stimulate to some degree in virtual reality now the simulations not as good as the real thing again if you are rich and you have your own home theater and mansion and private island good for you by we may still be able to offer you the convenience of being able to geniously get to different places but you're still probably not the people that are going to benefit most from it but most of the people in the world aren't in that position most of the people in the world live in relatively clamp quarters that are not what they would choose to be if they had unlimited resources and the technology curve for these things are this is $400 now we have an earlier one that's $200 that's less capable but these follow the cell phones price Curves in many ways we have 25 our cell phones in India now that are smartphones that do a lot of these things the technology crew Wars long baby crapping out in terms of absolute performance but we still got a lot of price performance that we can drive out of these things and we can have virtual reality devices that can get cheap enough that lots and lots of people will be able to have these and we can make better and better software and it can be a better world in many ways now people everybody points towards like there's this art piece of art that goes the internet of the sort of dystopian kid in the corner drewno drooling with glass goggles on with rainbow pictures on them and it's a terrible-looking place and people say it's like this is the world you're trying to deal with people plugged into virtual reality that ignore the world around them and of course the first rejoinder to that as well as his life really better if he takes them off and he's in this horrible place there but more concretely like I just came from in Dallas if a hundred degrees this week there we changed the world around all that we do we live in air conditioning and people nowadays don't generally go oh you're not experiencing the world around you because of your air conditioning you should be out there really experiencing the world now that is what human beings do is we know we been the world to our will and I think that a virtual reality that lets people do things that would not be possible in the world or it comes down to it not economical and a lot of people react negatively to any talk about economics but it is resource allocation I am here you have to make decisions about where things go and I think that economically we could deliver more value to a lot of people in this virtual fence we're at the very earliest age of it right now with the experiences that we have in the things you can do and how long you want to keep it on but there is a path to this comfortable thing that you can wear for hours at a time maybe you spend your entire work day working in it maybe your time after coming home is putting it on in and right now you can you can watch TV with someone else virtual reality mundane thing but you could have your sister or somebody that's across the country and you can have meat in a virtual space look over and see each other and you'll watch something on TV I all activities that do not require an actual taktl physical thing can eventually be subsumed in this where there are a lot of things that do require the Tactical stuff you're not going to be replacing food with virtual reality anytime soon but a surprising amount of things that people value are these largely audio-visual things if the decoration the museum that you walk through you're not fondling the individual things there you're experiencing things in a way that could with a good enough virtual reality experience be replicated there without the travel without the lines without the crowds you could have it private to yourself and there's so many things like this it's not everything it's two of your senses simulated fairly well but we can do an enormous amount with this and I always like in I'm almost a broken record in the company most people are tired of hearing me harp about this but it's all about user value know what I care about building things as an engineer the whole point is to bring value to the world and I think that virtual reality can bring a lot of value we're not there yet but very early days of their certain niches of people today that can get a great value out of this I don't pretend that this is something that you know everyone in the world can benefit from today but we're inching our way up towards that and that's how Great Value out of this I don't pretend that this is something that you know everyone in the world can benefit from today but we're inching our way up towards that and that's how that's how the world gets better is by building Technologies and distributing them people so that they have something better than they would have had if that didn't exist


    Joe Rogan | Deontay Wilder is an Anomaly w/Terence Crawford
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    Deontay Wilder does who cares if he's from the Moon people like that we want to see that guy fight like you don't care of that guys from Brazil just nothing to any punches so f****** hard it's crazy that it is normally the fact that he won a bronze medal in the Olympics 3 years after taking up boxing right since insane just insane cuz they're a lot of people they ask me cuz we was in the same you know trials and 2007 Kraken people he never went on none of the doors or nothing you just came out of nowhere it was almost four years was the first one was it Brazil don't know no Brasil just knocked out who is who who went the distance Stiverne wow you start how about that interview till this day he uses that all the time when is Instagram so that guys get shell shocked because PTSD so he realizes he took that sprays over that was a that was a phrase you know that he just owned he took it over that's his not hard for sure 100% he would never do that it's like you beat your in a room with a lion like Ono and he's our groceries mr. lion


    Are Creative People Born That Way?
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    creativity is that data me is one of the more interesting aspects of being human beings are ability to create things in our desire to create things in anyway that's also along the same lines right because you're getting rewarded back for it well probably yes so that mean all these things are as a child is is developing and growing up and passing through diff kinds of situations in life I think a lot of stuff happens kind of random but you know so that the child may do something that someone views of creative and tell them that you said the child was rewarding them so then that allows them to figure out what we know Explorer kind of how they did that and maybe continue to do it but other people make simply have mine to go in that direction on the Rhone where we talked about earlier their thoughts are able to jump across conceptual categories and sort of transcend those categories Hinton you completely new ideas and so forth and yeah I don't think we know how the brain does that at all that's a very good question for the future but it's not something we have a great deal of understanding of I certainly don't know the answer to how creativity comes about well it's interesting to creativity has a reward system built-in for the person who creates even even without recognition from others are some fundamentally satisfying feeling of creating something that's fun yeah well novelty is rewarding what is novelty it's like anything that this novel that you do has a kind of charge effect to it I would think yeah I mean it's people like you who study the stuff to me are so important because most of us are just banging in the walls just trying to figure out why we do what we do and to have an ability to understand the scientific explanations for the various things that are a play sit still it's so critical because you can kind of like not necessarily stop the process but at least be aware of it while it's going down is that part of what you wanted to do when you were riding I don't thank you for your credit in before that but that the lot of what we've been talking about we just never conversation my work is very rather Limited in a lot of work and creativity and all these things the mind works but I work on how the brain to text in response to Danger so that allows me to go back to my early work on Consciousness and to bring it in and lay it on top of all that other stuff but yet I get tremendous value out of sitting that riding and because when you start a book in my case I think that's probably too many people you don't have no idea how you going to get to the end you know you have a big got no idea how you going to get to the end you know you have a beginning and you just see where it goes so the side different writing a proposal that lays out the whole thing to me doesn't work because you just don't know where it's going and the fun part is getting to the end


    Who Had the Worst Nose-Break in UFC History?
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    you're supposed to be there to do justice to the experience of these two guys going at it and giving their off hooks to the body and then get beaten down so it must be hard thing I'm watching right right yeah you know when Brendan Schaub was fighting with the hardest that was the hardest cuz I was good friends with him and knew he really want to fight anymore and I was like God. That's that's really want to fight anymore and I didn't see an end to it who's the guy with the nose that went crooked this recently Mike Perry all that there are alien pictures crazy crazy feeling song can continue fighting when their nose is literally across her face tattoos is Savage I mean you have to be a Savage like over here it's his face has to be completely numb scissor one of the most sensitive areas your face when you get your nose shattered the first why you can't see your eyes are watering and his nose is pouring blood do my getting choked right he's in the middle of getting chug all know like the worst f****** knows I've ever seen in my life of all the years of calling fights the only thing that comes close is Rich Franklin when he fought Anderson Silva pull up Rich Franklin's nose versus Anderson Silva and you'll see but not quite as horrific but the thing is about rich Frank was bummed out about his nose where is you know Mike Perry was like f*** yeah he didn't you look at the one that far left right there far-left far left before I left right there click that one that's the one where Anderson Silva Soto reconstructed is knows it's hard to see in that picture make it larger so that that's his nose after yeah it's All Ships Mike Perry Smite Perry's is the worst nose in the history of the sport today I mean was he look like now above above love it how it went up into his forehead breaks in the UFC who is that dude right look out Mart shift Ryan macgilvray wow wow Chatters man there's not much there you know it's such a time if you feel that bone it's like so gentle right sode that one guy with the Bulge right by his eyebrows like and his nose is still curve to the right and you smiling like you assume Mike Perry we have that kind of nose after that that kind of dog is it get back in the ring and loves it. The bone that he's going to have his going to break down again is it going to be weaker or is it going to wish I could tell you I don't know you know it really depends imagine if it just shatters again he's got to do it again oh my God oh my God that's horrible oh my God yeah oh my God oh my God that's horrible oh my God yeah oh my God


    Why Steve Aoki Smashes People with Cakes | Joe Rogan
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    Knox at the end of day when you think about my shows it's a very full-on experience like when I when I put on a show I'm trying to like I'm trying to come compound all the senses you know I want to be entertaining as hell I wanted to be fun engaging I want you to leave knowing that you saw Steve Aoki show so that's why I try to do different unique things like you know I can't people I don't know if you know this pic a people at my shows take them are you hit them in the head with takes yet I was to the head but this is all consensual by the way so I think as you are on the stage all the time you want to make your skits you want to make you everything that you do unique to Joe Rogan you know like you don't want to be like oh yeah I use a copy of this person no one wants to be that you know so I'm thinking like what am I going to do is going to be unique and different and gauging feel like it was doing that everyone sit down everyone jump so you know I'm like you know your brains always thinking so I got an idea after a song that I really saw my label of my own label and we we released this artist where the video was cake exploding in people's faces super slow motion high-def really beautiful and then I was like you know what I'm going to go to Bakery owner by Cake scribble like the song on the top of the cake and let's just see what happens it'll be 20 little thing you know and I brought the case of 2011 magic closest 7 years or how long ago that was a long time ago I just do the math anyway so it's a long time ago and I walked around the stage and one of the kids in the front one of the guys up front was like why is he walking around the front like I'm supposed to like grab it and then he just started pointing at his face and then all his friends are items are pointing at him and the whole place scaring and waiting and watching and wondering what the hell's going to happen so I can take them we filmed it before is it free Instagram put up on YouTube it's like I do it's never show this is incredible and then six months later people started coming out with cake me signs 6 years later you had it right in the mug to do perfect shot but tell you I mean yeah I was just practice makes perfect you know this is like frosting it just sodas explode everywhere so it's less bread yes Giselle like less carbs more sugar in diabetics you don't like it some cases there's like 50 50 people with signs up so crazy look at that cake face and one of them it's exciting yeah yeah that's the goal you know and if I if I feel like I'm doing that if I feel like I'm really having this impact then I go that. That's why I end up doing like so many shows cuz I on average I'm doing about 250 shows around the world every year that is so crazy and I do this I've done this consistently for over 12 years so it's it's it's not like an artist that just dropped an album and then they tore like around the world drops an album and then they tore like around the world for a year to like I'm on I'm on a road bike tour you know every every single year


    What Makes Some of Us Thrill Seekers?
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    where do you think selfishness came from automatic Consciousness so that's this ability to put yourself into an experience which as I said earlier is responsible for our greatest achievements as a species but also is what will potentially do is send it allows us to not only Envision a world in which you know we can be self left self not selfish but help others but also exclude others and I think it's a natural basic animal instinct to stay alive all this meeting with Richard Dawkins had the theory of The Selfish Gene animals are incredibly selfish and in a struggle for existence so that kind of automatic selfishness is there but what the automatic mind allows us to do is to be intentionally willfully selfish to allow us to choose to do these things for our own personal good for example I think that the the human mind is the only entity in the history of life that's been ever to put organism that were talking about the conscious mind being a small part of the what's going on in the car text to put all of the rest of the brain and all of the body at risk for the simple sake of mountain climbing swimming in shark-infested waters are taking drugs at dangerous levels no other organism can commit suicide in the sense of intentionally planning to put an end to an interview that it knows has a possible end so our conscious minds are special in good ways and bad ways I just minded seeks Thrills what do you think is the root of that I've always wondered like why certain people are drawn to doing like flips on motorcycles or certain people are drawn to climbing mountains with no ropes what do you think that is and I'm just guessing I really do but I think that we each have these kind of physiological states that that we try to maintain your some kind of our homeostatic levels are are different and some people need a little more adrenaline or little more to use adrenaline in the kind of cheap way of saying looking for those kinds of things to get the rush and it's it's sort of on the spectrum of a diction in a sense where you need that that physiological change that the drug induces but you know we also have addictions in our lives that are habits and things that that we develop and pursue that aren't necessarily good for us but that we kind of feel compelled to do what times and every time I talk to my hand start getting sweaty and he climbs these seemingly impossible mountains with no ropes and there's video of him doing it with his Drone footage of him climbing these Peaks and my hands just stopped pouring scrap watch it but when I talked to him what's really interesting is he's a rational intelligent man who's very thoughtful and he's he's a very kind of guy he's D doesn't seem like some you know I think of when I think of someone who likes to do flips off with a motorcycle or do freaked out he's not that guy and when he describes it was really interesting as he goes it's very mellow he's like if there's any of this really a thrill I've done something horribly wrong like the other real thrilled or so scary because it means you're about to die so he's instead of getting the thrill he's getting that piece for your risk-taking which is an odd thing about humans and they've they've shown through natural natural selection aspect of it with females and mates that females are attracted to men that do those crazy things and take crazy risks for some strange reason whether it's some sort of a remnant of our ancient past like that thrill-seeking man is got not going to be he's not going to shy away from combat he will protect our children or some evolutionary psychology you know that lot of that is speculative but it's the thrill seeker is that's what it's one of the weirder things when everything's great and you have plenty of food and you live in activities in like okay like I'm not getting enough juice here I'm going to have to learn how to hand gliders everything's great and you have plenty of food and you live in cities and like okay look I'm not getting enough juice here I'm going to have to learn how to hand glider so you know some people may do it for attention or yes


    Are Phobias Encoded in Our Genes?
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    no measuring it in humans is I mean there's this concept of people I'm an emotional person you know I'm emotional I get emotional like people love to say those those kind of thing is it possible to measure varying degrees of emotional response in terms of like how it's affecting a person physiologically whether or not these emotional responses are physiological or whether you've gone down well Groove psychological path that you've been sort of participating in your whole life so that you have the sore triggers this happens and then up I'm going to start crying this happens up I'm going to get angry and people sort of fall into those path without self-reflection without this ability to be objective and introspective and go why am I reacting this way like maybe you should stop being so emotional Joe Wright never said that to you I guess my wife is sexy but what is that mean like what degrees of emotional response and whether or not those are beneficial or than that they detract from your experience or inhibit your your ability to be productive so you know you're really nailed a lot of interesting stuff in there and very kind of deep analysis of what's going on the problem is that our language is so bad that all these terms that we have we borrow from what's called folk wisdom or folk psychology and they come through the ages and this is true in every aspect of science that you have both terms of physics becomes real physics and then the stuff goes away. but in Psychology the folks stuff never goes away because we always experience the folk aspect of it when we have a conscious experience that's what our conscious mind is our folk psychology of ourselves and others and other animals but the underneath that is the part that we can get rid of the folk psychology up because we can understand behaviorist control how these physiological response to control and 8 because you know we've had fears causing it but when you're afraid you're almost always running from the bear and feeling fear but an Dental you assume that when you're running from the bear. What causes you to run but fear is not the answer fear is your awareness that all that s*** is happening to you but also the the ability to contemplate the consequences right but that's no possible either right wow it don't mean you need to self to be afraid yeah so afraid yeah that's gay you find yourself freezing are you walking in New York City and you jump back in the bus goes flying by so you've reacted to danger but only afterwards you feel fear when you cognitively become aware that that's happened well in that sort of a situation but in a situation like we were walking down a dark alley what's going to happen to not starting with your starting with anxiety worry about what's going to happen nothing there's nothing there that's made you but the wannabe ramps it up Hey Joe yeah I like to borrow some money from you is going to go into your brain and Trigger your muscle tension your heart to race and so forth and the dark alley is going to go to your cortex and you're going to be interpreting the fact that you're in a dark alley in your heart is racing in terms of being anxious and fearful and all of that but they're happening separately it's not one bundle it's like separate things in the brain and once we understand that it becomes I think I'm much easier problem how to approach problems if you're an anxiety you've got to currently treat the behavior in the physiology from the conscious thoughts and in between those two you also got to change the cognitions that underlie the conscious experience but also the cognitions can trigger Behavior so you know one of the things we we proposed I propose this in my last book and anxious was kind of test program for exploring this would be kind of a three-part 3-step program first you would have to do it with something simple like a spotter for a big spider phobia corn snake phobia called if so you would do exposure therapy subliminally that means you're the picture of a snake or the spider so fast the conscious mind doesn't know it's there what does the picture could be a film them and have to go very fast in the film so there was some of the picture you just presented really quickly and normal if you show a spider phobic try to do exposure therapy and now they can look at the picture without the body reacting they're not jumping they're not the other Hardison tracing because the amygdala has been turned off so I was body response if I have calmed down so now the person can kind of go some undergo some cognitive change about looking at spiders and so forth and then finally once you've done those two steps the brains ready for talk therapy and meditation and other kinds of approaches because all of the the impediment stall that have been put aside by the saddest first two steps so is anybody ever like officially cured someone of arachnophobia or video phobia fear of snakes or spiders like those are almost like deep-seated genetic fears we venomous snakes but there's something about some people have almost a logical reaction to it that it's often been speculated that this is some sort of a genetic memory have someone perhaps in their ancestry line surviving the snake attack or losing someone to a snake it's more that you're turned out that the it's more about the ability to rapidly learn about those kinds of dangers done to innately respond so there seems to be it's called prepared learning so you have an evolutionarily base thing that's with you that everyone has some version of the unit varies from Individual individual and in some people are prone to rapidly learn that either because of other experiences or because of their particular genetic makeup and so they tend to go down the road of of acquiring these kinds of phobias so it's the problem with treating that by just extinguishing it through exposure is that the extension is always in permanent enough you once you've been reduced nothing is wrong with this is true in a ride or person that said the rat has been given a toned it's been paired to the shop and then it hears two-tone 20 or 30 times stopped responding but then it goes back in the room of the chamber the shock of the curb the town will again bring it returns to the place where he or she was bitten by a spider or place responders of supposed to be present it can come back so these are imperfect temporary solutions they're not enough and that's why they're called These are called in a reinstatement medications can help temp that down a bit so medications are useful and in that sense of being able to control the behavior from the physiology but less so in terms of changing the mental state because how could you possibly design a medication that would know how to change the content of a a mental state that seems like an impossible and that's what you want to do it I want to change all mental States One content you know I'm afraid of yeah it's it's so fascinating though how people vary so widely in their their reaction to certain fears or just certain things that could induce fear whether it's dogs or whatever it rational thing that did will have the source of that is really often speculated that there's like some sort of a genetic component to it Dubai so let's say let's say in any kind of situation like that there are multiple systems in the brain during be involved with isolate the amygdala as in a hypothetical part of that system that is detecting and responding to the stimulus so we're going to go into the amygdala and focus on one little part of it called the lateral nucleus doesn't matter but it's the part that gets the input from the outside world so that is the Gateway into the amygdala so now let's talk about that say it's got 200,000 cells and neurons and each of those neurons it's going to have a bell curve that's based on the genes that made that sell and whatever kind of electrical signals it's had throughout the life of the organism so you can have mm bell curves you know various degrees that when the stimulus comes in those cells that that are activated that little bell curves are going to determine how much they respond to that and that's going to propagate to other cells that have the wrong Bell occurs in areas and so on down the line that what happens at the level of behavior is a very complicated kind of summation of all those curves of all those cells that happened be activated so it's not like you know one thing is programmed sound like a brain areas program it's all about what's happened at those specific cells both through genetics and experience so we often kind of oversimplify things by thinking well is it a gene or an area that has inherited that thing one thing is progress I like a brain areas program it's all about what's happened at those specific cells both through genetics and experience so we often kind of oversimplify things by thinking well is it a gene or an area that has inherited that thing


    What Happens When You Split Someone's Brain in Two?
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    the brain reaction to Danger do you did you did you do any interviews with people who are soldiers or in a interview Fighters or people that are involved in the extreme activities that I haven't done a lot of interviews so I'm going to have to talk to people like that in individual cases are interesting because they give you stuff but it's not data so that you have to go out and collect what do you got there for notes going to pile notes or just thought I think we covered most of what I want to say maybe not primarily a tool of the mind it's a tool of survival we think we know why we do the things we do and others do them but we don't really because we are conscious mind is not privy to all of the things that the body and brain are doing exam in danger and you want to examine the mind and how it reacts to danger in fear and threats what we trying to get out of this when I started out thinking this was a way to study emotion and at the time I've been studying these these human patients with split brain surgery and alleviation of epilepsy it's a way to control epilepsy they can't be controlled in any other way medications not working so you have like young kids teenagers that have lived most of their life Paralyzed by epilepsy and not being able to lead a life that was one patient to basically his parents would constantly having to hold him down on a mattress he was seizing so often so extreme set of conditions and it's not done that much anymore but when it's done it's the connections between the two sides of the brain room are separated so information one side doesn't cross over to the other and so u-pull-a-part here and you can see where those axons are when you opened up in the top the Imagine like a hot dog bun and so you opened it up at the top and you can look down in the sooner and imagine that there was like a bunch of wires Crossing between the two sides of the bun so those wires within be surgically sectioned and so now you end up with two sides of the separate and independent so typically languages on the left side so you can talk to that side the right side doesn't have language so you have to ask what what can it do so if you preserve a stimulus that only the right hemisphere sees and you do that by flashing a picture of an apple on the left side of space cuz everything to the left of center goes to the right Hemisphere and everything to the right-of-center goes to the left hemisphere send a stimulus to the right Hemisphere and you say what did you see in the left hemisphere answers cuz that's where the languages he said I didn't say anything so you said reach into this bag and see what's in there the right hand goes in that's connected to the left hemisphere can't find it the left hand goes in connected to the right hemisphere which saw the Apple without the Apple so the information hemisphere can't talk about what is life like for people once they've done that operation was slowly if the left hemisphere kind of comes to dominate again and the you know that they come to live with it and how does it prevent seizures the folklore of it I don't know if this is actually true but what is often said is that it prevents the seizures from jumping back and forth having it because the the electrical activity jumping back and forth to get into the kind of in the solute that can't stop but cutting that isolates the seizures in the two hemispheres and makes each one more controllable by taking the medication Jesus sub you're interested in in in these patients said we were studying my this was my mentor Michael gazzaniga and I were we're studying these at Dartmouth medical school we were at Stony Brook out of Long Island Weaver drive up to Dartmouth to see these patients how does the left hemisphere coat with the fact that the right hemispheres performed behavior that they get the left hemisphere that you talked to didn't come and so we would information in the right hemisphere other guy would stand up why'd you do that I needed to stretch or in the left hemisphere would generate a narrative the made Its Behavior makes sense so that's why because at the time that we were doing this the idea of cognitive dissonance was very popular and what that means is that been cognitively when you do something behave early that is incongruent with what you cognitively know it's disturbing your causes dissonance until you have to engage in some kind of dissonance reduction so our hypothesis was the narratives that the left hemisphere is generating about right hemisphere with a wave of the left hemispheres conscious mind kind of keeping it all together the Consciousness thinks that it's in charge that you know the brain and body or it's you know it's it's the the control center and everything else is there to satisfy its whims and so would generate these narratives to keep that sense of unity going even though it's no longer unified that is so fascinating speak some sort of an explanation for the actions that you provoked but externally and that's why I got into emotions as well maybe a motion systems produce these yes I'm doing what I'm looking us up alien hand syndrome came up do you know anything about this I don't I'm sorry there's a long article explaining this thing called alien hand syndrome and also known as dr. Strangelove syndrome yeah do they generate an explanation when they do that said it just explains difference to us nereis people add like a leg walk in the wrong direction or reaches out to grab the nurse on the ass can I say that solution to epilepsy I know there's other solution set for that. That is the last ditch effort yeah and suffer severe severe cases I don't know really ultimately what became of all these people because I moved onto other fields and but I think in general they live a somewhat better life but I doubt they ever live a completely full normal life from it how could you after all that but I'm really interested in the brain creating is narrative to explain right they'll try to explain their life away and give themselves excuses and give themselves reasons for behavior and one of things you see with the more rational people if it's never their fault I always someone else's fault but that's the four billion years story that I had we got to these narratives that's what it's all about give themselves excuses and give themselves reasons for behavior and one of them to see what the more rational people if it's never their fault it was someone else's fault but that's the four billion years story that I had dinner at we got to these narratives that's what it's all about


    Joe Rogan | Fear & Existential Angst w/Joseph Ledoux
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    put these the systems that are in place and the all of the various things that have gotten us to 2019 is it any one species when you study anxiety and he study fear and all these different things is are we experiencing high levels of it because there's not as much real physical danger as our ancestors experienced and it's almost like we're looking for it but it's not necessarily they are like we're we're to be able to deal with it. That's a good point I hadn't thought of that way but I think that's a good way to think about it means you know the philosopher Kierkegaard said that anxiety is the price we pay for the human ability to choose and this is where our automatic Consciousness comes in our ability to think of ourselves as having a past and future to be able to plan and choose in the future yeah he said it started with Adam making the first the human in the Garden of Eden in Dallas Where it All Began so and I'll bility you know you can rephrase that statement by saying our ability to choose is what allows us to be anxious because that is what anxiety is a worry about what we're going to make the right decision and how can we deal with this thing that's coming up it's a worry about the future ability you think about the possibilities might like what could go wrong when I go right am I doing the right thing and then to contemplate all those various choices anxiety feel like you're walking through the woods as a snake you might freeze but almost instantly that fear that is generated by you freezing and seeing the snake morphs into anxiety you know will the Snake Bite Me bait to bite me when I get to the doctor will they have the Attic if I died would love of my family need to do that's worried that things on you so these are the kind of separate spheres about danger that's present anxieties about one that hasn't happened yet almost always as soon as you're afraid of makes you anxious about what's going to happen and then there's General existential angst the life itself what is due to our ability to conceptualize to imagine things that have never been imagined before to create art to build to create architecture build buildings imagine going to the Moon designing an instrument to do that and actually pulling it off and make sure to get back all of that is something that our special kind of enables but it has a dark side which is it also allows us to be incredibly selfish and self-centered and narcissistic and to support tribes and groups and you know unless we I mean I think the world survives best when it's either completely isolated all the cultures isolated or if we could also somehow be together and more unified way cuz of the direction we're going now where each country is isolating itself but it's still so entangled with all the others is a recipe for disaster is this because we evolved essentially without long-term travel and we would kind of evolved to stay in whatever area the resources were in when we were hunters and gatherers and then somewhere along the line somebody how to get on a horse and the next thing you know you're visiting people I think it's more about you know we have a special kind of inquisitiveness that we can because we can mentally model the next step and plan what are the options to try to anticipate the the problems that are going to come up and take those steps and end that's a pretty special thing but it also allows to plan in the kind of devious way where you know me or my group is going to benefit and if mine benefits I don't want the other one to benefit cuz we got to keep everything separate so it's you know Consciousness are kind of Consciousness is our greatest achievement but also probably our worst aspect it is imagining humans with no consciousness to this thing as the human race is it managing our Consciousness or perhaps maybe work like yours giving us the tools to understand what are the mechanisms involved that maybe that can help us sort of navigate our biological traps and maybe


    Joe Rogan on Nate Diaz Beating Anthony Pettis After 3 Years Off
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    wholesale clothing shout out to my boy Nick and Nate Diaz like an all the work we've done and can't like thought those guys got me ready for a lot of my Southpark opponents like you know Midway through until the end of my career so a lot of work with those guys and specifically Nate at a certain point I stopped working with Nick cuz he was doing other things but Nate man and in the volume and have not like deal with the awkwardness and a height in the region like that got me ready for Chad Dawson that's amazing That's my boy watching him come back after 3 years out of the game Batman on Conor McGregor and all these other people didn't see one of the reasons why the Conor fight was so big because of Nate Diaz Nate Diaz is a f****** star when he when they put his face on the screen for the Pettis fight I mean the arena erupted hey they want not to I mean I don't know why they come see it I mean, obviously was you know he was a little bit different and he brought what he brought to the table but probably would have been a good thing to try to balance them both out show love to today but you know he was like the rebel child you know yesterday whatever came with mine and you know that the powers-that-be they don't like that the world it was just amazing and then you know especially like you know what you did during like his Title reign like when he was at at at his Peak when he's fighting in Strike Force but for whatever reason they just you know that Nate just flew under the radar until that Conor McGregor fight yeah yeah show me Rollin Like that's a whole thing right there and then and then trying to go perform after that amount of time might it is is is hard your men at falling from that you have not come back the same day he didn't lose it be crazy looks as good as ever was a man thing is though he seems to always be working at that mess with save me when I was off like just always liked chipping away in the gym you know he's got to know him and his brother got they got their own schools and they're always in their grappling working out so that's what saved him if you take off three years of nothing 2 years of nothing and you have nothing that's when you come back look like a totally different person I always point to Muhammad Ali when Muhammad Ali was forced to retire when he took three years off and then he came back he did not look physically like the same guy you know you would come back and fight it wasn't Chuck wepner it was what the foxes lose their Folly no no no no no it was the tragic guy a white dude and then his brother was also like up you know who did come back and fight wasn't Chuck wepner it was what the fox is there a Folly no no no no no it was the it's a tragic guy a white dude and then his brother was also like up


    Joe Rogan | The Differences Between Roy Jones Jr. & Bernard Hopkins w/Andrew Ward
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    also Bernard develop this insane discipline while in prison that the hardships of prison were so awful the feeling of being locked up and contain that he f***** up his life he was so bound and determined to become something special that means so disappointed even beyond that like he opened up his eyes and you looked at the landscape and you realize that most Fighters are not discipline most Fighters they like the idea of being a champion they like the idea of winning you know championships and what that brings not the championship of what the championship in the money brings you the lady is that you know the party and all the stuff and he said imma do it a different way like these guys are out gaining weight 20 pounds in between fight I'm going to live like a Spartan he under he got the Revelation and he just stuck to it. Clean leather cleaner and he thought so disappointed he fought so smart he was one of the best defensive fighters ever just and people didn't like that style start doing the things that maybe they shouldn't have done and then he would capitalize knows things I meant when he fought Trinidad man let me know if that was his wife and I love to you I do too I mean he was a killer I got a chance to see 200 fight live in Vegas once was amazing but when Bernard started putting it on him all the while this is first volume this is like a legitimate middleweight finding guys really a welterweight and this is also a really special fighter but just figures people out Tito in New York City in Madison Square Garden glitches glitches little Puerto Rico like you know I think it was the week of the Puerto Rican Day Parade lights and previously to that fight in Puerto Rico Bernard Hopkins took the Puerto Rican flag through it down call Dan maillet had to run out of there get snatched out of the Arena where they were having a press conference get thrown on the plane like that the beef was real and to be able to like like perform under that kind of pressure unreal one of my favorites he was running away from the crowd in Puerto Rico and you realize I got my God he's on his own here like literally people trying to kill him but whip what's even crazier is he knew that was going to have you back to the back of the bus if he wins the fight what you did he moves on to become great yeah he moves on to Greatness you know what's interesting when you watch his style as well. Very technical very disciplined Style vs Roy style which was so athletic and explosive and very unusual with that lead left hook that he would fire off more than a jab Monroy a crazy style and then we watch Royale Point Bernard early but then Bernard comes back later his career and really kind of like shot Roy down and shows like it when the athleticism starts to play a little bit Roy is normal human where is Bernard was still this incredibly disciplined very well-drilled boxer was a real good lesson for fighting to see the D-League this is why you use the fundamentals this is why you fight correctly you can get away with being Roy Jones jr. or Roy Jones jr. with his physical gifts I feel like he got away with fighting discipline to you could have got away with fighting technically but you know he just chose to fight his way for a long time work until it didn't work better than anybody made it was amazing to watch in the day when he was on top you know when he was knocking out Virgil Hill with body shots and put his hands behind his back and now I can do without me know the guy fell in love with you know he could have gone and have full career and rode off in the sunset and then in Pensacola Fishing hunting doing whatever he does and still not really been super fundamentally sound but I mean after you beat John Ruiz do a championship of the world and I've been going to multiple Roy fights leading up to the heavyweight fight Antonio Tarver will have a lot of respect for you know they were rivals in Florida when they were young Antonio was following her around trying to get him to notice I'm trying to get him to take a fight and I remember clear as day in the post-fight press conference after Roy became the heavyweight champion of the world after being in middleweight champion starting at 160 West Conference East Edward Jones you been ducking me you've been running he's going on and on and on Roy looks at Target in and gives him the attention that he's been after and he said he said I'ma whoop you whoop you make that happen and at that moment I'm thinking like know enough lb of muscle that he had built up Mackie shilstone to get ready for the heavyweight fight went down there for the clothes fight but he didn't look like himself took the rematch that I'll even after the first fight with Harper may you run for the hills you know what I'll be them I went myself and going back up took the rematch and then got knocked out earlier my brain scrambled here cuz I thought that was immediately after they're knocked out heavyweight went down for October the first time they fought the remastered and got knocked out so I can talk two times in a row they fought two times in a row and then they ended up fighting a third time like waiting on the road to get really I didn't even know that the loss of the wait was a terrible idea let's be realistic about how we put that weight on is most likely there's some Mexican supplements involved and it made him to put that in bulk on you know I mean I don't know and I've heard people say stuff like that but like I'm that's my guy I like I'm a kid so I'm like no I get it I'm believing that it was just ruined Mackie shilstone and Hardware, leave it at that I really only game maybe 10 15 lb still if he was lean as f*** he was pretty lame phenomenal you a picture of Jamie yeah that's my guy know I'll listen I'm a gigantic Roy Jones jr. fan but I mean I feel like that's there's one example right there but you see it almost more why was fighting me really had like a body built to hook you know what if Jones remained heavyweight it was a Tyson fight on the table and I believe I'm actually when I say this it was somewhere around forty million guaranteed there's an upside to you stay at heavyweight keep the weight on at Tyson wasn't quite Tyson at that time dangerous but wasn't quite Tyson I think they were working toward it from what I've heard they wanted more money James Prince was like bro take this 40 million there's going to be an upside as you and Mike Tyson Roy Jones or Mike Tyson Roy some house had no I'll be there later on down the road put his attention toward Antonio Tarver the rest is history why I'm kind of glad in fight Aizen I want to see him fight Tyson and ride off in the sunset Uno my head 2003 Fight Card 2000 Antonio Tarver the rest is history why I'm kind of glad in fight Aizen I want to see him fight Tyson and ride off in the sunset Uno my one more Jones had 2003 Fight Card 2000


    John Carmack: What Went Wrong With "Rage"
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    don't about the catch will I know it'll be done when it's done you know when when will doom ship when it's done when will patient when it's done and it felt good saying that in terms of that was sort of the being rebellious and we don't have any publisher that's going to force us to be out in time for their quarterly earnings we're going to make sure we we ship the game when it's actually done but the aspects of seeing eye with a little bit more perspective now it's like if you're talkin slipping slipping 6 months yet but when you talk about slipping gears you know when years go by the world changes around you in a way that being a kind of totalitarian about it'll only ship when it's done I largely recant from that now we're with a little bit more perspective time has a physicality that you may not appreciate and I have the two big reads on that I am seeing some of my Virgin Galactic the never going to make that money back there looking into satellite launch for things now but even though the last big game that I were quantity at which was rage I'm we spent six years on that game and we went into that I am it was using flashy new technology which there's some other life lessons about that but we had like we had an E3 where we were game of show at E3 but we kept on and didn't quite ship and by the time it got out the world had changed around us you know the technology decisions that were made for some earlier systems weren't necessarily the right thing for that the very latest one we now had Call of Duty and Battlefield coming out as these joggernauts that we were competing with and I look back as one of those real decisions I think we should have done whatever it would have taken to ship that two years earlier be less ambitious with some of the Technologies and get it out earlier and I can even make reasonable cases for going back to the earliest games like Quake where Quake was the first really traumatic game to ship internally where we're still only talk really long and we had all sorts of internal strife for things you were trying to do so many things it was six degree of Freedom rendering modding I am internet-based gameservers I-36 off models and it was a lot of stuff and I've later looked back and said you know we could have done half of those things in a super doom and shipped it earlier and then done the other half even better on a game coming in later and I still roll that over in my mind some in later and I still roll that over in my mind sometimes where I love quake and I love doing I think all of those were doing my think was the optimal game the ship at the optimal time Quake was challenging and painful enough that maybe we could have done some things slightly better there


    John Carmack on Training Judo and BJJ
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    did you get involved in grappling how do you have time to turbocharge Ferraris where do you come up with the extra time to do all those other things always get enough sleep like I I do not work well like I said I can't work more than 13 hours if I if I don't get 8 hours of sleep I also start falling down but there's a lot of hours left in the week after your 8 hours of sleep there I like on the martial arts side it's it is kind of interesting where I am get rid of Midwest YMCA Judo back then I wasn't any kind of a Phenom I was in a sort of second-place finisher for most of it but it was still weird enough that the content of the school geek was pretty good at that type of stuff I am I messed up my knees a little bit doing that and in retrospect I wish I had pushed on a little bit more with that we're in recent years I sort of tried to challenge the wrestler ethos the embrace the grind two people where it's like discipline is something I was always obsessed but I could have done with a little more when I am when I was younger and I probably would have been better off if I had I kind of stuck through some of that the wrestling side of things I am but I got back into it in my thirties where it was kind of something I'm just again one of the between projects well what interesting thing do I want to take a look at and I looked up some of the local Judo places and it was interesting where the place is called Becerra Judo and I'd come again from Midwest YMCA Judo which is just you learn your moves and it's why it's not that serious but this was a he was a Cuban Olympian and it's still judah's mostly kids you get mostly I kind of teenage kids coming in but I go in there and he's just yelling at the kids and berating them it's like get up grab the key and all this stuff much more serious training environment but I got in there that I am I go down I base out and then the guy would roll me over an armbar me like three times in a row cuz you know early teens I YMCA they didn't teach you the arm bars or anything but that was enough it's like I was having a good time with that and so I did what I was doing something I studied you know I went and said well okay and got pretty good at that and then my wife Christmas one year got me a year of private lessons with Carlos Machado and that was where I certainly took me up several Levels by I was in a situation where I had underwear space my rocketry company at the time we had enough space so I had a whole bunch of mats that out there and I would work with Carlos and one of the other guys there on Saturdays and he really turned me up where I had a really good straight armbar that was my go-to for everything in against most of the Judo people that it was just most of them wouldn't know what hit them on that I would just be able to get that over and over again and there's a. There where I had to go pick it up at the club on one day and then I had to do with one of my coaches and other day and then Carlos on Saturday. There were I was pretty dangerous although I was I was always one of it I never did work out proper flow kind of fun just the way you just got to roll effortlessly always a very tense aggressive gato Grappler and an interesting thing about that where do you know from Fort Wayne with any of that the really good guys I like rolling with Carlos it's always happy funny smiling and you always thinks you should be able to do something but just actually can't but in contrast with that one time when I went to Japan I stopped in at the kodokan you're the home of Judo and of the ancestral land of Judo and you know it's funny we're talking with a friend about that also did some Judo where you think that that should be like going to the Jedi Temple it should be this Majestic thing but it looks like an old middle school when he go there until you actually get out onto the mats there but I remember I I did some rolling with L Judo gyno gray-haired guy practice English with me and it was shocking how different it was versus rolling with Carlos we're still he was way way better than me but it was a sense where when I was rolling with him I just felt I had no options like for whatever reason I was just always bound out that I couldn't do any until eventually get my arm and I tap as opposed to the fluidness with Carlos where I'm like running around taking off I just do this maybe I'll be able to get you know get around it in wrestling in one in Judo when I was a teenager and so that's why I still got these little stick legs cuz I can never lift what you do heavyweights because my knees gave me problems so I wound up with strong upper body and really nothing on the on the legs did you get your knees mride I never did this was back in life no so by the time I was in my thirties they generally felt okay so that was when I decided I'm going to go back into Judo and I and it's been all right for quite a while and it's you know it's interesting there were a lot of people are surprised that I care about this like I tweeted about going to the UFC in Dallas and there are number of people that are like yeah this is shocking and disappointing that yukino that you like seeing people harm each other and there is one interesting thing at the club where there was a new kid that came in and hell he was probably here because his dad thought he should toughen up a little bit you know very not forceful person I am and when he found out who I was he said what is someone like you doing here and it just didn't compute for him that I somebody that was a technical kind of Brainy sort of person would appreciate like a rolling it a judo club and and and I probably agree with his you sense where they felt the physicality of it they've had to push as hard as they can and maybe not get through and learn that find the extensive what you can and can't do on what the limits of your body are and I think that's good for almost everybody to get that at some level I mean even if you don't care about the competition in the winning but kind of knowing what's possible and the different limits there I think is valuable agree wholeheartedly and I love the fact that you got into it because I would like to encourage so many more people to variance that there are there's many things going on simultaneously there's a tactical aspects of the various moves that they understand the point of Leverage and how to get to a superior position that is also the physical exertion aspect where you are you're managing your body's resources and you have a finite amount of energy and you can't burn it all out quickly so there's this sort of management game that you're playing and then on top of it it's like you you have to be able to be it's you have to be able to put yourself in a good state of mind while you're uncomfortable and so many of those Lessons Learned From that are applicable to everyday life and they they give you a higher threshold for discomfort a higher threshold for pushing through obstacles and understanding boundaries and how to overcome them and how to increase your physical engine how to strengthen your your meat vehicle the hammer and sometimes you're the nail and a lot of people do go through much of their life I am going without ever really internalizing that when it's always no participation trophy or whatever but it's like sometimes you get your ass kicked add that can bring it you can come back stronger after yes it's good for you it's actually good for you and it's an amazing camaraderie is particularly grappling as I found that grappling the camaraderie is much nicer than striking I came from the Striking background because the thing about striking there's a camaraderie a deep camaraderie with people that you would go and compete with your hurting each other where is in grappling you're not really hurting each other the same way and you can kind of Do It full blast and you appreciate each other because iron truly does sharpen iron in them in there so many times I remember just driving back from the eye from Judo where I just have a big smile on my face was thinking that was really great sharpen iron and there's so many times I remember just driving back from the eye from Judo where I just have a big smile on my face was thinking that was really great now it's like the Judo Club was in a little bit of a sketchy area of town to my wife was always like you can never drive your Ferraris to Judo practice


    John Carmack: Circumventing Moore's Law
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    you talking about the end of Moore's Law what what is the limitation that we're facing technologically with why is it going to wire why is there going to be a point where they can't get any more powerful so the way I had the chips work is you have these I am they wind up sketching out basically wires onto that the Silicon chips and they have gotten so small that the wire that the current flowing through is a handful of atoms wide which is just astounding if you think about it fundamental elements of matter and the wire is the small integer number of atoms wide now in theory you can keep going down and say well maybe we can make a one atom wide electrical path but you wind up running into eventually all these Quantum effects where if you make a very narrow wire you pack them very close together you have two wires there an electron won't necessarily stay on that one wire a conductor that you wanted to be on because of the way I Quantum Mechanics Work it is going to wind up jumping the quantum tunneling there is a percentage chance and Quantum is all about Randomness like that but an electron flow in here there's going to be this chance but it just teleport essentially to Anil by wire it takes this discrete Quantum jump to another wire and this is reality it's shocking it's not intuitive people have a hard time kind of grasping a lot of this by Quantum tunneling is a real thing and we are bumping into Quantum limit they can still shrink more we are right now we're at we're down at 7 nanometers in the latest. Although there's all sorts of issues with marketing speak about exactly how they measure if they're still getting smaller and there's still room to get smaller still but the end is in sight it can't go too much and one of the things that becomes an issue is just the economics of it each generation has gotten more and more expensive if you went back 30 years there were a whole bunch of semiconductor places they could Fab different ships you could go ahead design and you could shop it out to a whole bunch of different places find the one that work best for you but it's come down to the point now where it cost billions of dollars to make a new Fab and at the high-end processes you're left with just dsmc Samsung and Intel I'm very few companies no AMD held on for a while until they spun there is out and it's so expensive that will see a couple more so it'll still make chips cheaper somewhat faster more cores on them but it is going to get it into the line but I hold out hope for potential other things know there are directions that you maybe you have your carbon nanotube wires or you're starting able to be able to do some things with photonic processing and different ways there are possible outs for it but I don't know that any of them are sure enough thing to really be counting on at this point it's so hard for a dummy wrap my head around that but when you're talkin about these wire Sophie's wires its size dependent when they get too small then this Quantum tunneling becomes completely unpredictable is that what is said if you drive like a probability density function of I like you got a particle and you like to think about particles as being like this hard little billiard ball that sitting here in this specific place that's sort of the you know the vision that you used to see in grade school textbooks about he was an atom moving around but in actuality they're really these these distribution functions they it sounds so weird but they have a chance at being in all of these different places and this is not a curve that goes to zero there is a nonzero chance that a given atom you could wind up being a macroscopic distance away but there is a real chance that it could wind up being a few atoms away so the you know the electron moving around at the edge of this wire if it just says well I got some being over here and if you've got billions of these are quadrillions probably electrons moving around in this even if it's a small chance rental he's going to jump over there in enough of them jump over and all the sudden you got 2 wrong didn't you got a mistake so we start fighting all of that by doing error-correcting codes and doing ways that there's this whole set of Technology about how you work with unreliable systems which starts getting hurt it should start making you feel a little bit uneasy that okay we're going to have this error rate but we're going to buy carefully crafted codes allow ourselves to constantly be failing constantly having errors and still getting the right answer in a statistical enough case there's a lot of things like the way your cell phone works with the way to radio signal is I interpreted as a lot of things that do work in this sort of probabilistic way but when people are used to computers as being this accurate thing where you always get the right answer that sense of moving to something that has a larger chance or is a more probabilistic computation still feels a little bit sketchy and see there's a lot of things that do work in the sort of probabilistic way but when people are used to computers as being this accurate thing where you always get the right answer that sense of moving to something that has a larger chance or is it will probably stick computation still feels a little bit sketchy in some ways


    What is the Future of Cybernetics?
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    when we talk about technology and you talk about the exponential increase in the powers of technology is it possible that we could come to a point in time somewhere in the future where there is no way to encrypt anything where it's not possible to hide things where we won't be able to do Banking online we won't be able to have digital currency because virtually everyone will have access to all the information freshly digital currency or anything it's encrypted it's just information rights just ones and zeros is it possible that technology will reach a point time where borders and boundaries are impossible so one thing a lot of people don't appreciate about cryptography is there's a really straightforward way to make completely unbreakable cryptography and that's what's called a one-time pad wear if you essentially have along you are very long set of data and it made it as long as nobody else has it you can encrypt anything with it and if it was generated randomly properly you always have to worry about flaws in your random number generation or your random number Source but a properly generated one-time pad is unbreakable not a problem is it's finite so you have a fixed amount of it and all of the really Serious Pie craft would you do something like that where you got the one-time pad you can send a message through it in the old days when you were manually doing it you might only have a book with a certain number of pages and once it's over it's gone and you can't get me about returning to base but this is always a possibility and as we've seen storage densities increase so much the fact that you can get a little micro SIM card that's holding a hundreds of gigabytes now which is pretty remarkable you could imagine a world like it we did have this Quantum apocalypse we're all of these shortened 512 1024-bit Keys whatever all those just gets smashed irrevocably you can imagine a world where the heck maybe people start implanting the one-time pad inside people so you know whatever you need to encrypt it's coming from you has this you know this clear unbreakable key that you're working with do you think they were going to have things implanted in our body soon with it. Allow you to interface with computers or technology wireless internet I think it's possible that it will. We have people that want to do that right now talking with the north link people the idea that of course right now you store off you say you take somebody profoundly disabled and you put them in a laboratory and you try to train them how to use this but we were all saying that what you really need is a programmer to get this interface you need to be able to let a programmer actually program themselves on their interface and you will make a hundred times more progress than this previously disabled person coming into the lab for a couple hours a day and it was funny the conversation there where I wear their guys would like the basic rules so they don't stroke themselves out in like okay yeah that's kind of important talk about health and safety rules there but if you start getting a programmer in there that starts running this so like all right instead of just going through these basic exercises they run everybody through you really understand exactly what you're doing and you change it you write the code as you're experiencing it and there are probably people volunteering for dinner ready to go do that have something like that I read an article sometime after that about one of the early neurosurgeon that didn't plant himself with some Electro he had to go to one of these Fringe countries that didn't have any ethical guidelines around the medical practices are when everybody paid a neurosurgeon one of those countries to implant an electrode into his head and even had some complications afterwards there's like no there's a dedicated researcher having the conviction to do the experiments on themselves and you've got to respect that we're it's one thing to make a grant proposal to set up a study to do all of this and it's another one to say dammit I'm so confident in this I'm going to have someone cut a hole in my skull and implant this in be so we can learn the lessons what was his complications from affecting changes as a result of wired article I think from number of years back but this was like a single electroknit was just doing very one bit for one analog value computation and he had a little transponder kind of put in under the skin of his skull head big lump on his head with that while interesting again did the neuralink stuff all modern high-tech where you kind of power with RF through the skull and it's got a little plug-in I won the first when you on first kind of approached me about I've been talking with him about that the idea insightful was this idea that the aisle levels that they were doing on the neural anchor they were planning on doing with that was fairly close to what we do on virtual reality we're okay we've got theoretically maybe up to a million inputs here and a billion outputs and I can run those numbers and say well that's kind of like the cameras that were taking an into display that we're all we're putting out and I made the point that well you probably could run that off of like a Qualcomm chip that we've got in here you'd set it all up as I turned them into you set it all up as I turned them into work on Mickey lanes for the input and output make the inputs look like a camera and make the outputs look like a display screen and you could then run software on something like what we use here to drive your brain like the programmer could then going to start running some of those experiments with it


    John Carmack Used to Supercharge Ferrari's!! | Joe Rogan
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    so how did you get involved with turbocharging Ferraris like what because that's a No-No in the Ferrari always encouraged modifications of the cars even from the early days people of hot rodded Porsches but when you f*** around with a Ferrari people get really upset at you computers I I knew what I wanted I would much rather have you know a new Apple then I look at a Porsche or something like that and my first car was this very boring to Volkswagen Jetta as like Head Drive me around I was just fine somebody wrecked out you don't ran into it and looking around for the next car my I worked on cars and he had an old British MGB in his garage 1st and Noe many ways they're just terrible terrible cars but I fell in love with it was just beautiful and I and I started I had to learn all about cars at that point because in the clutch master cylinder broke the very first day that I had it and just everything is breaking all the time and it's a pathetic weak little engine that you can make it a little bit faster by doing some of these different things and I went through the like many other things I've had in my life learning stage where I start reading the hot rod magazines and track or something it again this is Midwest Missouri where I grew up where all the basic ins-and-outs of the cars there I am going to go on and started software and start getting successful and I do the natural upgrade from an MGB after it after it gearbox eats itself I buy Miata which is sort of the modern slick version of a British sports car and I was going along okay for me I enjoyed it but almost on a whim one time I went in the Ferrari dealership in Dallas and here I am at I like Wolfenstein days so I guess I was 20 years 20 years old or something and I'm into that t-shirt ripped jeans and a walking to the car dealership and say I am garage they had it for a 328 which is kind of the fancier version of the Magnum PI car from the earlier days and I thought it was just the most beautiful car I am I really wanted to get it and what I wound up buying it it was interesting because the salesman gave me a little bit of a talk where he said you know if someone in the Corvette pulls up next to you and just going to hang your hand out the window like you got a thousand horsepower under the hood and that didn't sit well with me that was like this idea he kind of knew that those cars weren't actually as fast as they looked or you're their reputation would have and that there's this play that you would do to just kind of not get into a situation where it doesn't hold up to its looks and I was like no I don't like that and so I wound up calling around to all the different shops in Dallas where like okay I've got a Ferrari 328 I want to make it a little faster and I've done all this stuff on my MGB back in the day end up doing with the intake and exhaust and cam timings and the options there but they were all basically horrified like you just don't do this to a Ferrari in like the only suggestion that came out with how we can put in Italian to the exhaust on it and I'll let you know I'll make it sound better and maybe it's good for a couple horsepower or something at those are things that people largely due for the Aesthetics is oral or visual with it and that's not a big move and right about that time John Romero at the office had I picked up there's a copy of Turbo magazine I'm back in the day and there was an article about an old replica I'm I'm kind of race car done by a local company in Dallas called on Norwood Auto Sport or Nord AutoCraft and the beginning of I am kind of all the science project experiments what is the 328 have standard horsepower the best probably the European trim it was probably around 350 engine in it when it was at like five hundred or so and I went through a long history of melting many pistons in the diff bison different cars but that wound up being this decade-long set of interesting experiments there that was my gateway drug into working on this and like okay we made all this power in this system we know it's kind of at the limits of a lot of things in the chassis after we melted the engine there we tuned it back down a little bit that's the way so many engineering things wind up going to do it until it breaks can you dial it back a little bit and you stay there curb weight really thought you could really feel it rear back when you went into it and I'm at by speed is a little bit dirty if you start getting up in 1:54 tomorrow so we thought well what's the next level where do we go from here so I'm here done a job on a Testarossa before which is bad and it was a bigger 5 liter Flat 12 so there's a lot more possibility for doing things there so I got I got a Testarossa and we said all right we're going to do the twin turbo job with intercoolers with the new engine management systems and we went through this long string of upgrades through this which generally was like okay we melted the Pistons we broke the input shaft all these times but at is top-form in Peak I still have the dyno sheet for 1009 horsepower at the rear wheels none of this crank horsepower talk this was over a thousand horsepower at the rear wheels and it was amazing that sounds ridiculous what is standard horsepower if you were on the highway and you could just downshift 2/4 you could go from 50 to 150 faster than anybody's business it was with that much horsepower you know I would run down Superbikes it would it would just be faster than anybody it was shockingly fast and really pretty well so we we had a super track car are anything but I could win him if I could move him around the tracks reasonably well but the main thing about this was this just ungodly amount of power it was this see Jesus effect when somebody died takes a ride in it and like okay we're going you ready for this and you have enough space and for all of those years and ID software or building was positioned I off of this we had this long Highway access road that led down to it and I mostly more often than not I was working kind of night owl hours and always so loud I'm kind of obnoxious in retrospect but I am I had this puschel dragstrip basically every day when I would go there and everybody in the building until Taco John's coming which is sort of the signal better get to work and look busy by the time he gets up here and it was especially in the early days before we got some traction control dial then it would get really squirrely just because when the Boost would come up fast enough on there it would tend to throw the car a little bit sideways and I'm happy that I can I can say I do know I never spawn a car on the one of the big cars on the streets I did spend my little MGB when I was learning how to drive as a teenager but I never did that with the big Ferraris on public roads although there was one time at the Motorsports ranch when I pitch my F50 like through the infield just spinning it around over and over in the world most expensive lawn mower that brush one that was that was there some pictures of that going around recently where was a little bit weird sketchy because it was a turbocharged there's it really wasn't technically legal in Dallas most of the time we would make it legal sometimes but much of the time it probably wouldn't have passed an emissions test and it really wouldn't have passed the California emissions test so have a conversation piece and I think eventually wound up selling and I think I got a message from someone last year that still had it so it's still functional at this point which is saying something because it had an early almost one-off halltech engine control system that probably no one can do anything to right now you probably have to completely replace it if something went wrong with it but Testarossa eventually detuned it a little bit down to six or 700 horsepower or something and somebody bought it from and I felt he might have been buying more car than he should have at that point we'll basically it's going to break again it's going to have problem that he wanted and I think that he got some great satisfaction out of it but I know it broke again on him later and and I think he had to get rid of it I know after that then I had I had a Ferrari F40 beautiful beautiful car and that was the only color that I didn't really modify only did was turn the wastegate that also is making all Paisley race trim at 40 there and their forties an interesting car in that it has any of those early days the turbos weren't nearly what they are right now it was a small engine 2.8 liter because it was suspect for racing really was forever race car and if you didn't wring its neck it was a pretty slow car if you just like I told it off it felt like a Honda Civic it was terrible at the low in you had to really rub it up and flip the clutch out get it up on Boost but it was it was car because it was like this amazing race car that you're driving around on the road and I was still wear didn't have internal door handle to have a little pull cord inside their which led to the point where there was one time I was getting at valet part and you could tell the valet that had to go get the car for me is like this is okay highlight of the week gets to go drive a Ferrari F40 and he pulls it up and you can't figure out how to open the door so all this brand-new everyone else working with him looking at him and I had to come over and tell him how to get it out do you like the worst is time there do you still do that do you still have cars like that no right now I am all about the Tesla where I have I have a p100d and I think it's the best car I've ever owned by far so I've gone through all of these hyper Exotics and I love my Tesla I have the same as fast as anything is the fastest car ever driven to my life compared to time that you're driving is you know my point about then I thought about how anti-social the old cars were where I did you could not just go use that she would have to plan ahead we're okay you make sure that you got enough room with the other traction issue going here you're going to cover a huge amount of distance it was so loud you really wouldn't want to do it in most places but the Tesla is so magical where I had one of the first roadsters and one of the other people taking out for drives they said you're driving a whale gun which is actually you are magnetic pull on the car and you just put push the throttle down and it just goes and it's this amazing feeling and it's not antisocial every stop sign you stop at you got traction control it's not burning rubber and it's acceleration is so confusing to people like my wife hates it and I've had people in my car and I know you ready for this Siri is there cuz it doesn't seem real doesn't seem like a car that looks like you know a nice 4 door sedan should be able to do that so that the launch is definitely really something but I am compared to like if you're if you're already moving the the old Testarossa with a thousand horsepower was a very different Beast where that Jesus sends that you get at the very beginning it's that magnified extended for quite a while as you're running up through 150 miles an hour or so yeah cuz it doesn't seem real it doesn't seem like a car that looks like you know a nice 4-door sedan should be able to do that so that the launch is definitely really something but I am compared to like if you're if you're already moving the the old test Rosso with a thousand horsepower was a very different Beast where that Jesus sends that you get at the very beginning it's that magnified extended for quite a while as you're running up through 150 miles an hour or so


    Joe Rogan | Is VR Like Ready Player One Possible? w/John Carmack
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    I'm just saying I was thinking of in terms of martial arts is that I know you have a background martial arts a grappling martial arts yeah that wouldn't be so good for that unless you had some sort of a working dummy that was programmed that I think could be possible that what I would like to see from a martial-arts standpoint there is immersive instructionals VR it does give you this extra sense of depth for a lot of things like you're looking at instructional sometimes it's a little hard to see exactly where the hands are in the different areas and I think there's some value for a lot of training aspects for virtual reality in the back that's like Walmart's you doing a ton of work with that and there are a lot of companies that I am one of the side effects of that of putting a VR headset on his you are forced to pay attention where if your company like Walmart training people you expect most people wind up having their phone out there not paying attention but put them inside the headset they have it's almost A Clockwork Orange stretching to the eyes I have no choice but to pay attention but if it's important and you're training them for something that matters this is a you know what you want but when I was thinking about things like I am I am I remember watching some Judo instructionals for things and like male Olympian level stuff just goes by so fast you just blink and it's gone but a lot of things that I did in VR for some of the video stuff was giving you this almost superpowers the time where you freeze frame and then being able to like slowly frame forward for him back jog forward and when you got an immersive sense here that really feels like an interesting. Like power like you're sitting here just like stop time step-step-step rollback look closely at it no run forward and almost anything physical that you want to train people to do is going to have some benefits for things like that and that's something that we were still just really at the early days of exploring that for making a difference with people's training sparring you could have something that would throw strikes at you and you could move away from those strikes and hit it leg kick it do things long has on the problem would be that you're not hitting anything is the only problem I have a friend that has a stick fighting background when I showed him beat saber he was like oh immediately you have to do some stick training thing for this and yeah clearly we're even if you're not hitting things there but that sense of getting the motion figurine move around the situational awareness and there's probably some things to do there it is a stretch to imagine some kind of a head-mounted display involved in actual grappling and anyway but I does the Boost because also you would have the thing the only thing I was thinking you could have like a dummy like a robot mechanized dummy that has crude movement like but but does understand it can throw punches and kicks and it's programmed and you can kind of spar with this thing in a virtual world and that thing also connects to the system so it understands where you are and understands what you're doing but that's robots training something like martial arts when it's looking through and it's not making you a voice nothing but even if you're working through a drill with someone if it's basically drawing the outline of your arm goes here your leg goes over here I am again training is one of the value areas that is working out visualization is very important in martial arts mean Shadow Boxing is already a huge part of a Strikers learning like learning how to visualize and that's what they're doing this way they're supposed to do and when you see a good fighter shadowboxing they're sort of recreating these movement have you had a virtual real dad said you had an actual opponent front of you I think it would be way more lifelike and actually way more beneficial and back there are a bunch of football teams that are using VR for some of their training which largely is going to visualize in the way plays are going to go it's not like they have virtual versions of everything by that sense of being able to get in to see what it would look like when it's going right to the kind of lock it into your mind has some value it seems to me that something like the board which is really fun to do you could see in the future as technology improves having Quake like competitions in some sort of enormous Warehouse environment with other players that's been one of the real Visions from the from early days and in fact last year we we cobbled together a demo at Oculus connect our big kind of convention which is next to the new ones next month here but we had a large area set up and you had this game called dead and buried which kind of a cowboy zombie shooting thing but we had bunch of people I could play in one common enormous shared area and it was amazingly cool and everybody's like well when we get to play with this this was all held together with duct tape sort of experience that's a lot of hard work to turn it real but this Warehouse scale stuff there are a number of companies that are trying to do this with various bits of Technology and on real things there they can move around draw beat on people and then you got another person there with a tablet which is a window into the virtual world so they can look at that and see the whole the way it's all drawn in style the way the people are rendered inside it so there is yeah this is again the amazing stuff you can do outside of your home where you get the VR stuff that you wind up doing inside your home and then you figure out what things can you do if you're willing to set up a dedicated play space and yeah this is people not moving around too much play kind of a cover base thing but there are companies that have people kind of charging around in pads you do with a virtual world that they can skin in all sorts of different ways and it's all exciting and an image of what it looks so and as things get more and more accurate in terms of what you're seeing and more realistic you could conceivably be jumping up and down on boxes and running up ladders and things along those lines and actually doing virtual world as well as in the real world you can tell there's like a little gap between reality and you knew you would want to do like a diving grab at a ladder run but it's you can see that there are things we need to fix to get there but that's all possible there's no can't be done sort of thing there and eventually you won't even need to be holding a controller it'll be able to track your whole body just been cameras and work all day had a computer vision magic out from that and you will then be able to set up these wonderful skin virtual environments yeah that's why I was thinking like Esports in terms of like an actual sport sport like Esports in terms of like doing something on a soccer field with a bunch of people with virtual reality and they're playing some sort of a horrific nightmare dystopian environment zombie game like whatever you know fill in the blank with your imagination company plans where we don't have people pester us about the technical hooks for things like this and people that are doing it themselves like the void they put their own tracking technology on top of it because ours isn't set up publicly in a way that they can do that so it's a lot of work for people to do it we will eventually commercialize it so that you can set things up more easily out of the box I am but a lot of these and become entrepreneurial business plans is like okay who's going to go raise the tens of millions of dollars to set up things up more easily out of the box I am but a lot of these and become entrepreneurial business plans and like okay who's going to go raise the tens of millions of dollars to set up and do it right but it's on the cusp of being it's not a technical problem now I've not a technical impossibility no new research really needs to be done but there still lots of challenges to work out so it's more about figuring out if you can get the business plan to close you can make the technology work


    Joe Asks John Carmack "How Close Are We to Artificial Intelligence?"
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    far away do you think we are from artificial general intelligence I tend to underestimate how long things take but on the other hand as a programmer I've usually been able to say well maybe I missed my estimate by 50% while everybody else blew it by 100% or something I think that we will have we will potentially have unclear signs of a GI maybe as soon as a decade from now now lots of people this majority of scientists I working on it think it's like oh it's going to be at least a few decades and you still have a few holdouts that say oh it can't happen at all but I'm a strict materialist I think that in our minds are just our body in action and there's no reason why we can't wind up simulating that in some way I am so I don't think the question of how far out there's a lot of numbers that you can play like that the brain has something like 85 billion neurons in it in the route they have something like 10,000 connections between it play those out and compare them to what we have in computer memory and processing time and you can say that yeah within 10 years those cursive cross but I would even go so far as to say most of those are probably not I completely necessary we know lots of biological systems like we understand the process thing that goes on a lot individual side and we don't need nearly as many computer transistors as neurons that are used for processing some of those early layers so I suspect that even today some of the government supercomputers that the biggest the top500 list that they have those are remarkably probably useful for doing until it artificial intelligence work wear for a long time for decades I thought that was sort of just National chest-thumping the top 500 computers because so many of them they relied on replacing what used to be the old Big Iron cray vector supercomputers and they really weren't very easy to program mostprograms people want to use you can't run it on a supercomputer just be a lot faster one of the shocking things most people don't really appreciate is the fastest way to do most single-threaded applications is an overclocked gaming computer today you can't go spend a million dollars and buy a computer that will do many tasks faster than what you can just run on a gaming computer and this is not at all the way things were for decades wear for a long time you would go spend your millions of dollars on a cray supercomputer and all of your code would run faster than anything you can get but it turned out that the the processor wind-up using in high-end gaming systems are in many cases the fastest or an all cases at least close to us fast for certain serial application so there's nothing else you can do is pi a lot more of them together and he's been computers are football field-sized systems there is racks and racks of gpus and CPUs and nowadays for a long time I D like well what would you I would think how can I make a faster Quake map Builder something on one of those because we would sometimes have hours and hours that process I am at one point we had a computer that was almost in the top 500 I am in software just for making our Maps but I looked at a lot of these supercomputers in like all these are terrible not very useful for what we want but now as I look at a I work and I think that well if you're just doing a whole bunch of these and a general Matrix multiplies that computer right there is probably pretty good so I would suspect that you could do something if we had the right algorithms the right training schedule open the right time to run through it that it's probably possible on some systems today and it'll just still take many years for the right algorithms to wind up being developed the right training regimens to be run and faster cheaper Hardware than white and make it more economical to run all the experiments he's in so many cases the trick is not that the minimum requirements exist but that 1000 people have thrown themselves at the wall of a problem most of the bounced off and failed but eventually somebody gets through Quantum Computing is that something that could potentially break the bottleneck that we have with Moore's Law so I don't I'm not an expert on Quantum Computing and I think that many times I beat myself up about it where there's some simulators online where you can go and work on it and I should work through the exercises of doing the basic factoring all the rhythms on Quantum Computing but you might read on it right now is that it's probably not directly useful for most of the artificial intelligence tasks the big things that people worry about that things like breaking cryptography I breaking the different hashes and encryption methods that it's possible that in many ways that's almost a terrible technology because it's a technology that doesn't solve so many of the problems that you'd like it to solve and it does solve one of the problems you kind of wish nobody was able to solve I am so I buy Breaking All the encryption you like if somebody whines up with a quantum computer that they achieve Quantum Supremacy and it runs past all of our traditional computers and Southern they can break all of the all of the secure socket layer stuff break everybody signatures impersonate any public key sign stuff there's no upside to this that's all downside and all bad things are going to come from that while it's not going to make your video encoding go any faster and it's probably not going to help artificial intelligence in many ways so I haven't found a whole lot to get me really excited about Quantum Computing it may just be that end with all these cases why I beat myself up about not learn about it because in most cases when presented with some capability there some way to figure out how to apply it usefully to the things that you really want and I consider it almost the essence of engineering engineering is figuring out how to do what you want with what you've actually got and if somebody gives anytime somebody gives me new hardware usually I can figure out some useful way to do things that I want with it even if it's not immediately obvious and maybe Quantum Computing plays out that way but it is still definitely the domain of big Labs with cryogenic Cooling usefully to the things that you really want and I consider it almost the essence of engineering engineering is figuring out how to do what you want with what you've actually got and if somebody gives anytime somebody gives me new hardware usually I can figure out some useful way to do things that I want with it even if it's not immediately obvious and maybe Quantum Computing plays out that way but it is still definitely the domain of big Labs with cryogenic Cooling and all that stuff so


    John Carmack on Designing Quake's Addictive Gameplay | Joe Rogan
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    really cool to see and it's these games particularly Quake they are unbelievably difficult to master it's one of the more fascinating aspects of like video gameplay and addiction is the complexity like when you would watch like really remember remember thrash I was named Dennis Dennis Farm there is and I remember I would watch demos one of the cool things about Quake was that you could is that his Ferrari one of her only that real killer in Dennis Fong their first real killer in the the Quake playing games and you be able to watch him play on demos you play through his eyes so you would be able to see like how he does things and move around really cool interesting things about Quake where it wasn't really so clear when we were designing it but it is a brutal game especially in one-on-one where a lot of modern games are much more approachable where if you followed a lot of the quake and a lot of them were just blowouts where you would get somebody that would take control the level and they would be running their pattern denying anyone in foot in the door you'd wind up with these 22 one blow out games where there are things that you can do in game design to make it more approachable we're like if you don't have health packs where you can keep is in a game like Quake you go in as long as you come out on top in the fight you got this little window to run around and bring yourself bring your health back up so even if you're only 5% better you might win every engagement because you have enough time to go back get yourself back up before you wind up re-engaging we're in another game if you didn't have health that that we continuously you have the ability to bring it back up then even if somebody didn't win if they knock you down a whole lot then they might get you the next time around and scores can be much more even wait gameplay wines up brutal tending towards blowouts and very frustrating for did not have the approachability for new players wear a lot of more modern games things like OverWatch can be jumped into another aspect of that wear if you got a team you could be on the winning team even if because you might have really great players that are kind of covering for you there you can jump in it and have the chance to say yay I won I am even if you didn't contribute at all and you might wind up I am doing something you start off being completely useless and then you slowly work your way up to being able to contribute effectively for your team so I can recognize some of these things now about ways to make games more approachable but the the kind of brutality of Quake like there was a it was a taste than a lot of people real I'd like it didn't wasn't so much explicitly designed for that but it worked out that way that's one of the interesting things as we look at game design today versus the old days a lot of people fall into a sort of nostalgia trap about saying well the games I grew up with where the greatest games ever and you see it with music and movies and everything and I tend to be much more optimistic about the state of things today where the amount of effort that goes into the modern games is extraordinary just the detail and all the quality of all the different levels he's a little sense of games are so expensive to make now and sometimes in the hundreds of millions of dollars that they do have to be conservative so they have to be careful to make sure that they've got something that has a broad Mass Appeal and I think that is the the upside of some of the older games where they might have a little bit more of a distinct flavor they weren't sort of focus group to death in the way that some of the more modern games can be. although that is a thing it's so fun when you're the person blowing the other person out that it's worth learning the maps and that that's it was for people to understand what we're talking about Quake would have it has maps and on those Maps like this is where the rocket launcher is is where the rail-gun is this where the health is this where the mega armor is and you had to know where these things were and they would regenerate every X-Men II and so you're managing not just your fighting but you're off managing the resources so you're running around and trying to control the map and trying to control the mega health and trying to control where the armor isn't don't let the guy get the rail-gun don't let the guy get the rocket launcher and in doing that it's just incredible game of strategy as well as like fast-twitch aiming and there's so many factors going in the Masters would have it time sex that they're running the way it's going to spawn and a half second before they get there if it responds they run over it it's theirs and it's gone and the difference in the top-level players is something you see in competitive games a lot even today is you get the sense of the big fish in the small pond you know it's like I am but I totally beat all my friends asses and we're the best on the best player anybody's ever seen in my tiny little area and then you put them in the big pond with some of the professional players and they just they get nothing you know they wind up not being able to land a shot there is that much difference of course you see that and everything martial arts where you get the the dojo hero in one place and goes in actually rolls with professional and just find out that they weren't all they thought they were and there's even more layers of that in games because you're not so can find some of the physical limits of the human body and the amount of time you can do it is not confined to the physical limits of human bodies of those people out there playing 10-12 hours a day with their thinking and sleeping and dreaming in you know catching people with real shots in the middle of the air my career when I'm learning new things when I'm just immersed in whether it's a new programming Paradigm a new piece of technology and I'm working 13 something hours in a day and I go to sleep and I have dreams about what I'm working on that's when I know I'm really deep in the groove of soaking in this new information and the dreaming is my mind helping synthesize this into a useful for me so I can apply this in the future and those are some things that I look back on very very fondly when I've been that obsessive about something that it's soaked into my dreams yeah I used to get that with martial arts when I was competing I would I would throw kicks in the middle of the night I would have liked dreams like moving and I'd wake up like you know and is like thinking that I was in the middle of a fight and I had a real problem when we you know we have this land room setup here with Quake on it and when we got into it where my diction got re-sparked again we are playing two three four hours a day I was starting up quick dreams it was really weird like I have dreams that I was going down corners Kim. Riis Park again we are playing two three four hours a day I was starting up quick dreams it was really weird like I've dreamed that I was going down corners and dodging rockets and desist that game is so immersive and it's so you get done with it and your heart is pounding like me and Jamie and and Jeff would play and then when when it was over we would all be out of breath with all our heart will be race we have to get up and walk around


    Joe Rogan Surprised By the Popularity of Pro Gaming
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    how did you feel about when people with play the game competitively new turn all the textures off so I yeah that's especially as a sore point with the artists that have labored for years to build these glorious textures and then you get the people that just turned them down and there's two reasons to turn them down you turn them down to help performance in some cases in the early days and specially the early graphics cards you would get higher frame rate if you turned him down so you would have left late and seeing your response times but there so do you even more the Furious thing about turning them all down to improve the contrast on your enemy acquisition so people want this almost flat shaded world so that any moving set of pixels there just turn and fire at that and that's why I never came to really great terms with that where I always thought on any early days at Esports and gaming we did always insist that people have to play with at least plausible resolutions there do you want a game to look good people that are looking at it for the time seems professionals play it I am ill we don't want them to look at that table this game looks like garbage it's all flat Shader door blurry and luckily computer's not fast enough that people could start playing at the frame rate that they wanted even with the full textures running in it I am Nicole pace of doing that I am kind of Esports and the Competitive Gaming was very interesting we saw the dawn of that with doom but it's been pretty surprised it's amazing the state that it's gotten to today I remember when we did the Quake read Annihilation tournament I gave away my first Ferrari is grand prize and I was thinking this is just the most over-the-top thing this is going to be unmatched for years and was only a year later that there was some other tournament with $100,000 prize coming out so that went on went much quicker than I expected and then today you have just the the amazing celebrity of the top Pro players it's great to see it really is stars and they make a ton of money whereas if you were a kid 10 15 years ago your parents would tell you're wasting your time this is nonsense why you playing these games but now you have a legitimate opportunity to be a professional game player top Quake players won 3 million 121 872 what's a quake what game is at Toyota what is that what's DotA where are they like if you look at the numbers for things people think o the Super Bowl like the height of all competitive Sports whatever and the a lot of easy sports games especially in South Korea are the dwarf those numbers really millions of people tuning in and enormous Arenas to write they playing these gigantic oh my God that looks like 30,000 people that looks like a UFC event


    Joe Rogan | What Lead id Software to Open Source Their Games w/John Carmack
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    what about the possibility of a haptic feedback Wester suit something you can put on your body all the way back into the doom and Quake days I remember one of the really early kind of entrepreneur guys that came by he had made this leather jacket with all these impact bucks on it and it had like eight or nine different things that would be solenoids that could deliver pretty sharp side and he wanted to interview no get support added to the games for that the idea you played what you get when you getting shot and actually feels like you're getting hit in the back and I didn't think that was a very likely I am mass-market consumer thing I mean not too many people want that level of fidelity where it actually starts making you sore but that's one of the wonderful things about being able to open source the various codes after the games are a little bit older where anybody that wants to can nowadays going take Doom or Quake or those earlier titles and programming for whatever crazy thing I don't have to convince they don't have to go convince skeptical John Carmack this device is going to be a worthwhile thing to add support to the mainline code they can just go do it which is a wonderful thing that is very cool that you guys do that I think that's really cool and early on in the company where the people that weren't coming from the sort of hacker ethic background on the programming side you get the business people and the artist and the designers then like we want to just give away our source code won't that be a Lego the competitor is why do you want to do this and it was one of my made me really happy when many years later Kevin Cloud one of my early Partners I told me that yeah in retrospect that was really the right thing to do and it's great with doom and Quake now especially Doom wear anything that has a processor runs Doom if it's got a 32-bit processor and it can conceivably display an image people imported Doom to it and that code will live forever a hundred years from now people will be able to dig up and run the Doom source code and some Enya nose very cool now what was the conversation like like when you guys when you were saying hey this is good for the community this is good for games overall it's going to get people excited about it just going to generate more business like what did you how did you sell it up there where are early it's games I can remember that some of the very first things that happened with Wolfenstein 3D before Doom where that was not set up to be easy to be modified we were still back in those days at fitting on floppy disk so I had all the day Preston this non-standard thing that I just made up at the time but people dug through all of that disassemble the code figured out how it worked and started making some level editors and doing the things like you were placing Hitler with Barney and all these early mods and we're all like Melissa fantastic no this is people taking the game they played through the game they loved it and they loved it so much they want to keep doing things on it and they wind up breaking into the game at that time essentially to figure out how to make new things so by the time working on Doom it was an explicit Top Line technical goal for me that okay I had these Graphics things I wanted to do a 1 to do networking but I also wanted to really make game modding a first top-level feature so we had it all this ability to do the the wads and P wads and we documented all of it and we released a lot of the tools the early source code so here's how you go ahead and is much harder at that point with the more sophisticated stuff going on but here's how you build a level in Doom and we've been released the code for our level editor community that much because we're using these crazy expensive next workstations and other people had to take the steps to go ahead make a run on PCS but the Step Beyond that when we were looking at Quake I am so I knew that I wanted to enable actual changes to the gameplay because it doing you could swap out all the different models you can swap out by the way things look the way things sounded and some people would go in and actually patch the executable to do a few minor changes in gameplay but the next definitely was allowing people to really make whole new gameplay modes so that was how Quake got this Quake C extension language and we wrote a lot of the game in that in that led to all the things like capture the flag and Team Fortress all those which with all these really really great things but there were still things that you couldn't do or couldn't do effectively there and that's where there was still this desire to be able to say what what if we just gave them everything what if we gave them the full source code and let them for the fact their heart can't Port other platforms and again it wasn't a super popular decision but the way I was pitching it was well it still helps our titles it still gives them life it gives them life after they would have been off the shelf falling off of people's radar just pulling into some game of nostalgia but being able to let people make real new versions of it would be that we would keep them currently we keep irrelevant and so the pitch that I ran for years there was after our new game came out with brandy technology then we should be able to open source release the previous generation so first when doing without re-released Wolfenstein when Quake was out re-released Doom Mandalay turquoise route we released the Quake 1 code and that worked out really remarkably well I know at the time there were some people in the company they're just like this is just John's thing and they were not really happy about it but I was in position where I could kind of throw my weight around a little bit that and I was happy that I did it in in the end but he agrees it was a good when I'm a little sad bit more companies weren't able to take that final step modern was embraced Broadway by a lot of game companies but only a handful of companies were able to really go the entire way and release full source code years since that's too bad because that is one of the core aspects of the quick Community is that you know you guys did release that stuff and there were all those cool extras and then things you could downloaded maps so many different maps of people Morse code or sense that's too bad because that is one of the core aspects of the Quake Community is that you know you guys did release that stopped and there were all those cool extras in the end things you could download in maps so many different maps of people had created a really interesting like I'm ever won was a guy's apartment like you could you could play quake in an apartment like you could shoot you could get to the top of the toilet and shoot at things off the toilet was really amazing


    What Excites John Carmack About Oculus Rift | Joe Rogan
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    Mount Rushmore of video games you're George Washington you're up there so this is great people have been kind of nudging us from here to get this done so it's great that were finally able to make it happen yeah I've been from day one a gigantic Quake junkie and a doom junkie so for me to have you in here is a giant tree never let you know I talked about your video games and your Creations so many times on this podcast so it's pretty cool to have you here and thank you very much for showing me before the park Stardust tell everybody you showed me the latest and greatest version of oculus rift which is amazing it's so small for people watching the YouTube this is the entire unit this this thing that sits on your head it's very light and it's not attached to a computer that you don't have to carry thing around and there's no extra everything is in here yeah so this is the Oculus Quest the Standalone device and it's been kind of the culmination of a bunch of different products that we've been working on and it's the vision that we had even six years ago just the ID not connected to anything you put this magic hat on and you're transported of these different worlds Adam is available right now anyone can buy this website it might only last 2 hours or so Netflix on this thing so our previous one right before this the Oculus go was a little bit more media focused and that's one of our more popular iPhone applications I mean it's surprisingly things everybody thought to be always going to be all about these just amazing gaming experiences but some of the most popular experiences are doing reasonably conventional things watching Netflix watching YouTube Amazon Prime stuff like that where if you like if you're you and you've got a great home theater and everything there's not this much benefit to having a funeral satin VR but if you're in a situation like you're in a tiny room in Tokyo or something the idea of being able to put on VR headset and have this like lovely Ski Lodge atmosphere with a giant screen TV it has some real benefits so in the end VR should be a replacement for anything you do on screens today whether it's your phone your tablet your TV your laptop your PC all of these should eventually be superseded by just having more flexible screens in VR I want to channel just now with resolution and comfort for long-term use but this is the direction that everything's going not only do have things and be all that you couldn't do anywhere else just experiences that you can't have with that level of immersion but it should pull on every other thing that people do with screens devices today I didn't consider the television shows but of course people would be watching Netflix on this if it's possible have you done the Disney World ride the Avatar ride flights of Passage I haven't done that yet it's amazing you sit on this it's like a motorcycle looking thing it's traps you in place and it's supposed to represent one of those flying dragon things in Avatar and then you have the headset you put that on and the virtual reality experience is second-to-none minutes incredible super high-resolution and the motorcycles moving around you get wind and smells and all these sensory path of it for the really interesting things like I think about that whenever I am at amusement parks for things like the Harry Potter rides in like that were there doing locks with screens and motion platform is where I think about it from the VR perspective anything we're doing visually and audibly we could go ahead and do a great job in the headset so it's cutting it down to these few physical things that you can't do so you got things with motion platforms that actually jostle you around that you can't do in VR you've got things like smell and like the boy that is where they have the Star Wars experience there we have a fantastic Star Wars experience on quest which in many ways a lot of that magic but in the void where they set it up and they blow hot air over what's the virtual lava towards you that's something that you still don't get but it's kind of like the age-old Battle of what can you do differently in an arcade that you can't do as good in your your home system and VR now takes let you do all of these amazing things there but if you're willing to spend millions of dollars and build a theme park attraction essentially you can still throw some of these extra things in people joke about when is smell-o-vision coming to the actually been real companies that have spun up to say it's like we wanted to send augment mentation when it's not a great thing and those are still the last vestiges of things where you have to go someplace but the promise of VR is do you know the world as you want it not having to go to someplace to do something magical and if you can get to 90 something percent of that experience staying in your own room then that's great what would they be able to do with smell-o-vision would you have like a standalone unit that like has yes to the program so like if you were flying over orange Fields it would spray Citrus in the air like soaring over the world have you ever done that Disneyland ride a box that put glue to attach to the underside of the head-mounted display and what are the interesting things about sent as opposed to I like audio or video with video everybody knows that you just make red green and blue colors you can mix them in anyway make all the colors that we can see smell isn't like are nose is actually a receptor for a whole lot of discreet different molecules there's no way to mix up smell like the way we do with light to make red green and blue primaries with that so they really had to pick okay here's the dozen-or-so smells that we're going to have with this and it would just sort of split sit out on a little blast of are very close to your nose so it doesn't need much of it to get in so if you really wanted to do some sort of a jungle experience with you and thousands of different smells of plant send dirt knowledge you have to have like some enormous unit that's spraying these various things modern people in modern society do not really have that Discerning of a level of sound like if you took some Peruvian indigenous or something that they probably would complain for other Fidelity on this is garbage I should have 500 different smells here and I only detect 5 of jungle is probably going to be more than enough to sell experiencia the guy in the jungle building this is sterile urine you're not real so what is this Jamie virtual reality world of course it's coming but why am I shocked look at this guy's got like a little cartridge has popping in there that'll refilling your toner cartridge on your generator how hilarious but you are where you got that low-resolution sort of thanks my friend Duncan he's a he's a huge technology had a really early version of the consumer virtual reality headsets the early early Oculus and I remember putting it on going oh my God even though it's really pixelated like this is a game-changer like that sense that you've seen the future yeah you put it on it's not here yet but that's the ability to just project a little bit past the flaws and you can imagine what it's going to be yeah it's pretty stunning what you just showed me today the the Star Wars one is actually higher resolution than the void which is the one that you pay to go see over there do you go to the warehouse and everything I've done that several times the void with Star Wars and in the void with Wreck-it Ralph was pretty cool to Tuacahn something versus like you're mine some play some French mine kind of pretending to do things and that doesn't sell the experience and that's why I view my favorites are the things like beat saber where in the game you are swinging this lightsaber sort of things through things so your actions in reality are exactly what your actions in the virtual world are swing through at there's a little bit of a buzz as you cross through it and it just feels like you are you're projecting yourself there


    Rogan & Rinella Talk Uncontacted Tribes
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    call we're like such a grown ups in our pantry have a little liquor section right and you have like all this you know yeah I have a wine fridge like to give a promise of cheer so you know what to give up premises I mean punchlines you know you are don't give up subjects about a subject of your texting about how about the knowing you and how good you are what you do I know you'll have but I don't understand how you could have had a novel thought about the missionary killed Island East Sentinel was right by my fish actors island called Sentinel Island next one instead of a hunting trip was still fishing trip I would love to have them come out there and you're not interested bring your family think. They don't have faith in you I just can't think of what to take would be the problem is if I explained it with the take is it would f****** the bit for people that haven't seen the bit are there are you feeling good about the you know what that guy is no he was the the Pervert the traveled around from Island to Island measuring guys and taking weird photos with Roman soldiers and he posted a whole series of this case before because of this pervert guy and so when this man is missionary showed up on an island and started like he knew all about the history of this island so he made like a chain of post on Twitter which were really interesting informative and then I started going deep into a rather guys journals the journals were hilarious my little kid got killed know the guy the Pervert the English probably wrecked like that whole area for those people because they had this idea of what why Arnold's people don't ever written language and they they just have stories they probably still have stories of these white men income carrying diseases and want to touch your dick and measure them he was in the right he was in The Lakes School morphology but was sexual organs what he was it's hard to tell what he was into but it was it's so obviously perverted like it's it seems like he was doing sexual stuff with these p trundle Vegeta Miser by measuring them and doing detailed descriptions of their sex organs and he's really into that that seem very important to him and he said he survived the island coffee cuz that's a great spice for food but it's a it's a potent anti-inflammatory very very good for you and it's good so I have to wait and see what your take on it are you drawn to that are you drawn to that idea I certainly am that which I did and hang out and spend time with you uncontacted people you've done it in you're not on contact on contact but some tribes that like the chimani and the micucci and Whopper Sean or I'll try to North and South America Pooh a long long history of of contact and engagement with the outside world but individuals who can still very much like hang out with individual aren't that old who in your youth were very much like living a hunter-gatherer lifestyle with it with a mix of native materials and also some Western Materials Guyana Guyana and Bolivia people that you know people that would still make their bows from native materials people that grew up using canoes that were made like hand-in-hand dog dogouts using plant toxins to kill fish but also like you know also other very modern stuff like one of these guys that I really appreciate hang out with him he's got an email address but he got an email address but he also told us about we interview them on our show on a podcast and he's telling me about how their peccaries their white-lipped peccaries aren't around right now there Packer he's there white-lipped peccaries are around right now because there's a shaman in another Village who's jealous of their Village for being so prosperous and has lock their peccaries up inside of a mountain and that they're training their own Shaman to free the Packer he's from the mountain and you can shoot the student email


    Joe Rogan - I'll Always Be the Fear Factor Guy
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    you're my favorite story about being a good guy I mention mold found earlier he's been on the Shelfs I feel like I can mention them assuming that your list is like have this like amazing capacity for retention to talk about to dislike of third-hand story but most rounds body meet the guy that used to be like who's the dude in in the Nerds movie who yeah okay check this out most buddy meet the dude who was older in the Nerds and no it's not Thunders nurse sci-fi old man and the guy doesn't want to bring it up but he can't help himself bring it up cuz like you know I loved you and dirt so the guy goes into this big thing like he's like do you have any idea what like to have like your whole life to find buy some roll you did long ago and I'm a thespian and I do Theater now and you people to bring this up all the time like he like is cool with that and rolls into it and the belief that he is unable to him to like have that recollection you know that he was always like I want to hear that now my see that guy I'm like that guy must be a cool guy best things about my careers like I will forever always be forever always be the Fear Factor guy like if that's true but some folks that's always there and I would welcome it like I don't think I'm the only things that prevent me from taking myself myself and pretend I'm some sort of a moody artist that is always follow the path of creativity and artistic expression no ears substantially what you're telling me I know where I was sitting the first time I ever heard your name I know who I was talking to and unfortunately I don't like to admit this is a long time ago unfortunately the point of contact when I was like oh you're right Fear Factor when I ever heard the word podcast really I know where else stuck in the Helen show who you know I heard the word Joe Rogan in the word podcast and had no idea what either of those things were before you came on 2012 I mean I have I don't want that on my finger on the pulse from how high can a Luddite well that was when I heard the work the podcast was only three years old back then when you first came out now it's 10 years old my praise longer than that it was 2012


    Joe Rogan - Donald Trump is Funny!!
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    Deming is not allowed places like that anymore because people have find those places and f*** them up and overpopulated them but there's a few of them left just got to deal with extreme weather extreme weather is the barrier for pussies it keeps him out the giant Trump Tower of guys funny he might be an a****** people might hate them they might be might be a problem as a president blah blah blah blah blah you can't deny that occasionally he is f****** hilarious it is funny and I think that people try to try hard to not see the humor in any of this listen forget it I just get out of Dodge I just leave little packages and I get the f*** out of there I found myself trying to see what those people in those houses that going on muskox at the success rate for bowhunting is 100% and some units for the best Kobe beef and some units in Greenland okay 100% threat which is great for walls but not so good for projectiles and I've hunted them for no apparently they delicious Brendan Byrne said that they taste like the best Kobe beef said it's really adorable. But good and marveled


    Success Breeds Animosity! - Joe Rogan
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    now that you're big on the stool you're you're big on tribe like you have like those guys that you travel with we do shows with this like a tribe of you like a community and it's very important I respect that I think that's very that's huge so I guess but it's something I've learned from my interactions with you and your thing I've seen is you don't you don't pray it around you don't talk about too much but you do talk about that there are some things we just you put up firewalls in your life and the people that you're around and I have heard you refer to at times that something got to someone was maybe like to damaging in referring to people that the it will seem like you were condemning them or thought they were bad but you just referred like times you've had to like disorder protect what you had and what what you care about and just make some things not part of your life anymore you have to realize that there's some people that are not looking out for themselves some people don't make that jump well and they keep that around they keep that that influence around because it because of maybe like misplaced loyalties a handful of times we are like something just got to be where you had like build you just had to be like you I love you respect you and everybody just I got to protect these other things do some people gets completely self-absorbed and they burn everything around them cuz they're only thinking about themselves and even if you dermacare them or appreciate what they're doing like some people are amazing at certain thing like you know we were talking about Hendrix I mean if Hendrick did beat his wife and if that's true or beat his girlfriend's know but it's like some people are so good at what they do that like that's all they're thinking about they didn't develop is interpersonal skills or relationship skills or you know whatever just so you know they didn't develop a sense of nuance in terms of their perspective of the world sense of introspective thinking when they're the looking at themselves and being objective about how the interface with the people around them and and life those people that are just like holy focused on the South if that specially pure narcissist which you run into a lot of them and show business and some of them it's not their fault you talk to me if you believe in determinism you know he believed that their product of all the things that have happened to them and then you run down the list of all the things that have happened them it's f****** bone-chilling show me people that I know particular ancho business are there because of just a giant hole that they developed in their self-esteem and they're who they are as a child they didn't get enough love they got too much abuse and hate and bullying and Halle Berry and factors that made them push so hard to achieve success to let everybody know hey I am special hey I am something you were all wrong and then they but along the way they did burn everything around them and I don't I don't I don't want to it's it's possible to get there without that that's what I want to say it's like it's possible to get there without being a piece of s*** and some people think you have to be a piece of s*** to be successful you don't don't have to or they can some people get to wear remember earlier I mentioned like the collateral damage people think you could develop such an inflated sense of what you're bringing to the world that you excuse you personally come to accept the idea that there is a price to pay yeah that pricing other people yeah that's a problem but then again if you don't have certain standards than other people chew up all your time and their problems become your problems and they don't even think about their problems they thinking about you saying about their problems mean there's many people that pawn off their problems and other folks and they think that if you're a good friend you're helping me like you're not a good friend you're not taking care of me you're not helping me crap that a lot of people get stuck into its codependency and happens in a lot of relationships is a lot of people to get involved in relationships boy and girl that they find that the person who is there their soulmate is also the source of all their f****** problems and their the curator of this person's life there their they're supposed to be like helping is personal because this person is like deem them the person is most important to them and it's like you got to you got to find you got to find out what you know what is the what's the boundary where you won't cross where you realize if someone is becoming an impediment to your own happiness and success it's amazing the degree to which people deep down do care about what someone is quote like you know where I find it because I've been on your shoulder number times people are curious about you and people often ask me you know what's Rogan really like but they know they know that they know what answer they want to hear bad people would love a story okay easy cuz I'm like Oprah Winfrey I found the people love a story about how bad like people are going to eat up a story that she's awful what you've done is it people are like they're like he's a good guy right but they want to know that they feel like you are and they want to have a confirmed not that they're like yeah tell me the story about him being bad like they were with a lot of people really bad story about them all yours can't dance not good shape was she doing just talking she got a billion dollars f*** her I hope she's I hope she's a meanie hope she's doing terrible thing about that it's like you want to find a f****** people over Oprah's house in Montecito I pass by the house like that is a ridiculous house for a person that's like a giant lawn 50 million dollar house a f****** huge estate the castle she's a queen and I don't want that like f*** her well you know Preposterous success breeds animosity and that lady's got a lot of preposterous success and there's certain people you meet them you wanted to sell like dr. Phil like similar thing I would be receptive to a Bad Doctor full story because my friend Ron White my friend why does a good Buddy Miles when the best comedians on Earth is good friends with dr. Phil son so I became friends with Jay before I became friends with dr. Phil and I had dr. Phil in the podcast he's a regular guy dr. Phil son so I became friends with Jay before I became friends with dr. Phil and then I had dark to fill in the podcast nicest guy ever he's a regular guy like you hang out and talk to me is ridiculous amount of success but he's hilarious


    Joe Rogan - I'm Left Wing on Everything Except Gun Control
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    but ya mom's most people think that I'm conservative but that I'm a Republican or an outright or something like that I vote left on almost everything except on control I just don't think people understand what they're talking about when they talk about gun control I don't think they understand the nuances of the Second Amendment of the nuances of taking away people's ability to defend themselves or to hunt or two you know did to own something that may or may not be used against someone else but they never would use it it's you don't have the right to tell people what they can and can't have just because people abuse things that's like it is a very complex conversation that people on the left want to boil down to guns equal bad I don't have them and I can't someone would but therefore I don't know why you would but at the same time we're sitting here with a drink but the same time you look at like alcohol one can make a very cogent argument about the overall destructiveness of abused alcohol for sure people I don't hear a lot of people talking about probation probation know I don't drink and drive Dan Crenshaw is a congressman is not for legalized marijuana be like Scotch so had this weird conversation would come on man. And I'm like stand in front of a ashtray filled with Blunts and it said this idea that like if your marijuana smoke with me come get up with me to stop


    What's Cool About Shooting Banded Ducks?
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    shoot a duck with the band on it everybody knows as cool as s*** like I know that everybody wants to shoot a banded don't know that it's cool as s*** if you get a banded duck flies that it's a little bit social science because long ago like we used to not understand this caliber tricky explain we used to not understand how migrations worked because everyone you only knew they saw okay and there wasn't someone who was sort of like coalescing all of this information people would know very well but you know wherever you go you live along the Mississippi River okay and you might know very well that like in November shitload the docks that you haven't seen they have been here all year are coming from the north and going to the South and you knew that very well you know the docks moved you knew that they move through here but you didn't put all of the no way to put all the pieces together over time what if we wanted to understand like animal migrations better one of the early this is way pretty collars like GPS collars and then pit tags and s*** we started this banding system where you can go and catch a dock and it's in his nesting area is really easy to catch the bolt soapy water put a band on a dock and you go you can go up in the in the Arctic or the Upper Midwest anywhere and throw a band on a baby duck and that band have a phone number on it and you were encouraged to when you got a banded duck it was like they made it be that it was a good thing and you were encouraged to call that 1-800 number whatever the hell they were before 1-800 numbers and give them the the band the band number and then we started to really would like great detail flyways how ducks migrated like the dark sin on the Arctic Slope in Alaska 10 to follow along this path and attend to end up here at this date and they're down in the you-know-what ever down in Texas all of a sudden weather down in Southern California and their there they're hanging out and rice fields around Sacramento whatever the hell did we start to put together this whole detailed picture and it was one of the great achievements and wildlife biology was what we learn from the duck banding system I think that over time it be can like I said it was so like social engineering were people were taught to think it was cool and you would wear a band you would if you had a lanyard you keep your duck calls on the still goes on if you got a lanyard. Calls on any banded bird you get you put that band on your lanyard I even met these Knuckleheads some North Dakota who have a lot of bands on their lanyards from band Birds I've shot and you got to us a lot of bands Eagles yeah not one of them reported they think that it bit it remains more Pier to do I don't know that's a dumb I wish you guys did like calling anybody want to contribute to component to your show and we would call one of these dudes are all unreported anyways I know if it's okay anti-science play will you love to argue did you talk to that guy about this no it was long ago I can take where I was standin doesn't my brother's Kitchen in Miles City Montana beneath this crazy chandelier he bought online and I remember everything about it but I don't remember when I if I challenged them on the sense of of being proud of having not contributed to our scientific understanding of waterfowl migration xand y anti-government sentiment yeah it's cool to have bands and I have like in my sort of I'd like a box work with report and stuff to me but imagine if you had a box of deer collars there's no way I wouldn't put it to your cock those are cool but there's a friend of mine who's a she's a carnivore research and all their research project but she says you know I'm with someone that collars animals and I even think that she's like when you get one with a collar on it she said it was cool every time she's like someone has already got the best of them did they become tainted when they've been held by someone else and that a little bit how I view it were like a wild animal you want to imagine it being like the wildest wild animal he wants to have the collars like someone it's it's all sloppy seconds maj stop them they become tainted when they've been held by someone else and that a little bit how I view it wear it like a wild animal you want to imagine it being like the wildest wild animal he wants to have the collars like someone it's it's all sloppy seconds man


    Joe Rogan | Why Shark Fishing is Controversial w/Steve Rinella
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    supposed to be amazing fishing the Catalina apparently is like the greatest mako shark fishing in the world which is it hear it hear the weird one shark fishing all the sudden you're an a****** that used to be with jaws like you caught a shark a good get that f****** thing out of here they're going to kill peep do now it's like you monster shark fin soup don't care about the global warming like that everything is conflated it's always piled on together with you what are you doing are there isn't there is I thought thresher shark your day on the menu I just started the magazine story about this long long ago it was when I got out of school night is like first assignment I had to go right article I was reading for outside magazine and 19 years ago man Mako Madness and knows a thing in Montauk this isn't mm and I got sent out there and it never ever New York I didn't go into the city I just flew into wherever the hell I flew into and got a car and stupidly took a cab to understand that I was very young I don't understand like I took a cab from the airport out to Montauk it doesn't my first-ever view and I never saw that place again I never saw it again till after but is this thing called Mako Madison's like a shark tournament and traditionally been like a contest to get the biggest shark and he would bet money on it and there was like the general registration fee so all these captains who had charter boats would join Mako Madness notebook clients on their boats for Maaco Madness and when you had to pay some amount of money to play some of my money to register your boat to be in the contest but the real money was in all these side bets called calcutta's and so you could do is enough side bedding going on all the various captains that the biggest mako could win a hundred thousand hundred thousand dollars but the sort of the Fatal flaw in this tournament from a poet perception Sand Point would be that there's a category 4 just bigger shark under the category for like biggest mako so people going out like at a time this is when at this is when shark populations are still globally they're still on a decline but there was still a lot of shark bycatch from swordfish long lining and other things and there was people getting very worried about shark stocks and shark numbers Mako man has had no makos you were bringing in a Mako so everyone go out and just take make damn sure that like I don't want to come back empty so they would catch a blue shark cuz if no one caught a Mako you still might get biggest shark from catching a blue shark and at the end of this thing man dead dumpsters they're not dumb they would fill a dumpster with blue sharks and no one would know go into a dumpster you can eat blue shark yeah well you can they're high in urea and Justina Mako Thrasher can you eat a great white great white says there's a guy is a writer I love and he does all these Fisheries guidebooks named Vic done around like he's dead or alive by got all of his books you got like Gulf Coast Pacific Ocean Atlantic Coast looks like it's like all the fish that you're likely to catch kind of like how to catch him what I like about he's got like a SWAT food quality section and its food quality sections are really funny and like the highest praise you can give something like excellent or one of the best rice if you look up Snooki like one of the best his his headline for great great white sharks don't even ask but they be good because Sam and shark good these come porbeagles like salmon shark of very good reputation and Mancos have a good reputation and Threshers have Market power who's all there sharks in all the areas they have market value but those ones are like our ones that are popular table fare the assumptions the white that great white sharks would probably be good shark hunting and killing is right sort of the shark fisherman character in Jaws is based on this like very real dude Frank Mundus and Frank Mundus used to fish out of Montauk and at a time on talk was his Premier destination people catching swordfish and big bluefin tuna and as those big pelagic Fisheries had collapsed overfishing in the 70s Frank Mundus he'd go out and he just go out and find a go out famous that you'd go out and find a beach whale or not a beach whale with a floating dead whale anchor up on that well and catch big ass great whites and then come in and hang the bloody carcass up on the docks and you made necklaces with two sharks and s*** and he became like the monster man or something of the Monster Hunter and started looking all these crazy trips were true succumbs at holy s*** I want to go kill a big monster and he's credited with having created this like culture of like going out and getting a Hazmat him that that's right so he kind of like build this idea of like shark hunting in Brooklyn like shark biting his forearm go back to that likes pain to this sort of thing where you want to go out and catch a big shark and hang it up and throw it in the dumpster and people look at like when people look at that history they look at it being is like it's like in some ways Mundus and shark hunting was symptomatic of declining Fisheries they're so similar real of Jaws rating of the greatest movie The Narrative of shark fin soup and sharks being you know something that we need to protect that sort of thing did the idea of shark fin soup and its Allure was driven holding one time we're in Berkeley and we are at a boat launch become off fishing and we've been out fishing for leopard sharks member of The Life Aquatic that's a good movie I know they got to know that the famous shark near the Jaguar shark which is a good idea for shark only exists but there are leopard sharks me fishing for leopard sharks we came back to the boat launch there's a dumpster there and everything is our fishing poles of fish guts in the dumpster and remember there's a gentleman digging through the dumpster getting out leopard shark fins and then had stuff on them I thought that you was acting out of some sort of desperation and I hey man do you want like a nice fillet I'll be happy to give you a filet he's like no it's a little disgusting it ain't like I'm always reluctant to a little bit reluctant to sort of oversimplify things around around Harvest and in animals and stuff because I think people can take it too far but if you seen footage of people cutting fins and dumping the sharks in the water and kicking the Sharks off the deck into the but it speaks of something I think that seeing like wife in the Sharks going into the water speaks of something about just your level of care Jimmy like whether you view something as as sacred or not it's hard to see that the individual engaging in that is viewing it is as sacred and there's like a lot of stories about even like swordfish Captain's no burning blue sharks and stuff in aphogee cuz I lose so much there swordfish catch blue but to see people kicking them off it speaks to something about animal suffering is speak something about like what is that person's view of the resource like what do toddler respect but it also says peace like a general thing where you don't see things wasted Waters one of us load was just used to be able to go out and you can feel your hold full of just sharp parts fishing Captain you just be honest and keep the fence and eventually made it I'm sure someone correct me if I'm wrong here I don't think I am they met you made it that whatever you have for shark materials in your boat on a commercial operation only a certain percentage can be comprised of fins and since when you're on a commercial vessel your hold like you you're very keep ice fish is finite limited it want to be not worth it because unless they only like 30 it want to be not worth it because unless they only like 30% of your Shark part could be shark fins and you had to keep the rest it wasn't worth it to feel your hold full of like shark meat and so it's sort of D incentivize people to go out and thin and US Waters that make sense long time ago I had it back in probably the 90s at a Chinese restaurant in the US or overseas us


    The Saddest Thing Is An Old Moron | Joe Rogan
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    Buford like how you feel your head up but what you feel your head up if it's just like junk and sugar and how much time you have to process tough one of the things I've noticed in his kind of started it's begun to startled me a little bit is used to find in social situations that I would be very interested in letting people know what I thought about stuff that I had no business talking about and you see people like me like someone who's older and we have decided like all the older wiser person and there was taking in everything and they've learned to be quiet themselves talk views of women are ridiculous arcade views of society and culture and immigration has everything a person without Nuance an old person who's not learn from The Humbling experiences of life and his is not looked at himself in his own Folly and and has a humorous take on it the first description like Rent-A-Car kids out to eat and I don't want to have to deal with any kind of like adenoids and I was trying to I want to go to there's like this like truck sells tacos is calling Eleanor day or something like that taco truck and eat talk to anybody love anybody my wife convinced me to go to this Brewpub so pissed off at my wife making the situation play out of the restaurant he's got to do not resuscitate bracelet okay he's like he's got a little Jewels for pegged jeans is good for Peggy Kane trade name for that and a do not resuscitate bracelet and he walks out with his wife girlfriend whatever and she wanders off and he's a standing outside the restaurant is just killing me to know what that's all about so I grabbed my older boy and we walk out and I'm working I couldn't help but notice you have a bracelet says do not resuscitate what's that all about you know and I said you just feel that if it's your time it's your time and you shouldn't and you don't want modern s*** to like interfere and sort of what you imagined to be like the way things go and he explains to me is like no I was like he's pissed he's already pissed cuz use practice for I talk to him and it goes cuz I was having a heart attack and they resuscitated me and broke two of my ribs therefore I don't want to be resuscitated everything like but but you were having a heart attack like the trade-off seems minor he was so kind of just pissed that they broke his ribs they couldn't even see it looking at it would be that they give life but he said he just wanted to suffer his heart attack with ribs intact and at this point would just rather die than have broken ribs it's is only enough room for so many people that's what I thought I was going to get you know that's what I thought was going to do in forward to meeting Jesus yeah I thought I was going to get that so much so that I brought my boy with me over to the house it was important to him to expose his kids the weirdos so I'd like godson was that my daughter off of broken ribs for life their mind off of broken ribs for Life broken ribs


    Joe Gives His Real Thoughts on Bernie Sanders
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    f****** mirror man like he is with longform podcast you find out who the f*** everybody is like like Bernie Sanders Bernie Sanders that's the DeCarlo I mean everyone has a character write the character that guy is he just wants to take money from successful people and give it to lazy people that's the worst the worst of you of Bernie Sanders you know and you get to see instead of like this narrative to get established through these little short sound bites on these panel talk shows was three people talking over each other or debates whatever it is all those are ineffective and what's interesting about his those are fueling podcast all those things that have sold for so long been thought of as mainstream venues for getting your ideas out now they highlight all the problems with those and they highlight all the strength of podcast that's encouraging yeah it's very encouraging and are you are you Bernie Sanders man have a problem with giving up more of my money as a a person's made a lot of money if I know that it's going to benefit the greater good of mankind in a in a reason why I don't like bureaucracy I don't like red tape I don't like white people are so lazy that they just want to take everybody's money and then do what they will with it and take long lunch breaks and this is the problem with like a lot of what we think of in terms of like government government is filled is bloated filled with assholes tell the people that just got government jobs and they're they're not good at it you know they just no one else wants that job so they take that job and they do a shity job within they squandered resources that's what drives people crazy and especially hard-working people that know how hard it is to make a living you have to give up you know if you're f****** logger you could give it away certain percentage of your money and your tired all these splinters in your hands you're exhausted and some a****** is going to take away your money and you know allocate a certain amount of it to nonsense gender research in all sorts of stupid s*** that you think is just fruitless and it just it's infuriating for people for hard-working people with dirt under their fingernails they don't think about anybody squandering their money I'm instinctively have a physically very conservative look at where I'm at socially liberal libertarian you know but I feel that I need the right to come my direction quite a long ways on conservation issues but I planned that the end that instinctively Where I Belong but they're the right I need them to move back my Namaste back my direction cuz historically is confusing but yeah I need them to come my way on conservation well grab yourself in the past that you're politically sort of alone that you're kind of without a party because the left wants to take your guns away in the right ones taking land away this is what we see physically that what the most disturbing aspects of right-wing Administration since they want to sell off public land they want to figure out a way just a little bit just a little bit just a little bit just take a little bit I'm watching Ryan Callahan talked about that with so what is it called Pebble Beach they wouldn't know Pebble and Pebble mine now that means gigantic biggest most perfect ideology do we've gotten hit hard for that kind of stuff for pointing out that this does not know we have the company like a meteor we've been like to hit hard for pointing out that it's unfortunate that some was not speaking for our holy for our concerns Valerio why were the I work with the hardest I work with the hardest-hitting I work with the hardest-hitting hundred hundred fisherman that there that there are ever really like it's hilarious diretube like put people into a very small easily dismiss category like this is what people love to do you know that's what you do the the drive people crazy as you defy your so hard to block it I love it I was thinking about you by love it


    Joe Rogan | Most People Have Never Been Around Actual Wildlife w/Steve Rinella
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    Cedar's the f****** a dog that weird I would you know if certain amount of sociopathy that I have but when I hear about someone losing a cat or dog to wild creatures I don't like my initial Instinct doesn't to be sad I sort of I have this view that yeah I have this view of that that that serve like settlement and development V Wildlife it is the global problem right and one always wins like the destruction of wildlife habitat always wins and then you see it when you see it play out like that in some ways you kind of like hope like Ryan Kelly and who you know recently the kid got a young kid is like 9 or 10 year old girl got thrown up in the air by bison in Yellowstone by no means of cow hope to see someone get hurt but he's like Barca habituating Wildlife since 1877 they do it is weird I've only been once while I went once when I was a kid but I went once recently with my family and it was very weird that you take selfies with elk to help with these big herds of elk are so confident that people won't shoot them on there in like the public tourism area that they just go and hang out near the vending machine getting a Diet Coke and there's an elk like 30 yards away from me so strange that's that's little bit in line with what that's what I'm talking about when I talk about like that when I hear someone's dog got killed by a coyote you know it again man I know it like logs and they're Inseparable is that dog got carried off by great horned owl in a penalty great horned owl cook carrots dog off like a little shittin dog I would feel real bad for him with that say I do have the same you kind of rude and I do feel sad when I see like in a place like Yellowstone this gorgeous little bit weird when I see and wild animals especially animals that people hunt for when I see that they've lost their fear of humans some people would look and be like oh this is like what naturally they should be like okay so this is animals where they have had to give up their human that where they've lost their human fear because we've give him this my old place I see old timey old-time real son Ella Yellowstone Park atmosphere you see where Wildlife becomes obituary to be humans and they feel like you're seeing something more natural right because outside of human hunting they also don't have that feeling anymore I look at that it's like I'm to me it feels like something's been subverted and something's wrong with that situation because you know people been hunting in that area at least 10,000 years so then we take your break and the Animals become very accustomed to people it's it's shocking how quickly they can get it back in and often times it'll say melk that live like the same it will spend their summer in that Park will migrate out of there and going to Old National Forest on ranchland and then they'll be worried they can be hunted they know they cross that lights up the same some dude could basically walk up and touch their we'll just something in his head switches in the Enders and they enter into a new mines face when they leave and they're still exposed human predation and if they win it's shocking how it's shocking degree to which state ReadWorks they can keep this together in their heads and it's also pretty surprising how how quickly adapt but I would imagine if you were to open up this be pretty controversial idea about throw it out there I think that it would probably be less than a year I think like a season or fall hunting season would have them right back into the same mindset that all the other animals lyric interpretation they're sort of attitude toward people very quickly get it back to make sense and padding stuff again like referring to cow his ideas that like people have gotten where they confuse national parks of the musement parks and they feel that the animals are like on Rails their entree they're programmed to do a certain thing it's one thing that I've discovered over the last seven years thanks to you and thanks to you getting me hunting is it most people have no idea what it's like to be around actual Wildlife to sneak up to them in the most you have no idea about their sense of smell like this and then just f****** bounce that to see that and to know that like you're dealing with some superhuman ability some like impossible to imagine with confines of your own biology what these animals can do and when you're when you're out of months and no cell phone service and there's it's just Footprints and tracking your way through mountains it's amazing it's it's not Yellowstone what Yellowstone is and what anything like that in zoos is the worst example right but when we think of animals like people always tell me like like you know I have a famous dog run with him everybody loves them to the sweetest dog in the world Nails day like to know that dog if you love dogs how could you how could you hunt animals and I'm like both know that's not he's not an animal he's a dog he's a pet is a science project an animal's wolf and animals a deer that's an animal what a dog is they don't survive outside of us if you don't take care of them they won't know what to do. did the dog catcher comes and gets him and somebody rescue something they're not wild animals it's not and has it almost has less to do with how they're raised and more to do with their ancestors like they're their biology has changed they literally been bred to something different they're f****** science project stop in the wild cuz if he sees another dog is a boyfriend he's not like checking to see the things in steals food or Rob him of his mates or your kills babies Hazel it's the result of a 20,000 or whatever your experimentation with the domestication of an animal that they dog park they think they know what an animal as they don't even have any experience with it we've been so domesticated and so isolated and cities most people especially most people that have opinions on this s*** and I'll people that live in rural areas and you know that you live in Bozeman Inn Bozeman is surrounded by these areas that are just f****** completely wild I mean if you're in Bozeman you drive an hour from your house and then you're around bears and Dean completely wild place with people that are in those areas people around Boise Idaho for example they have a totally different idea people in Wyoming have a totally different idea of what Wildlife is versus somebody lives in Santa Monica but there's a video that just somebody sent me today a guy in Thousand Oaks is on his street and he's filming a f****** enormous mountain lion maybe it's huge it's a big boys like a hundred fifty pound and they're in the car and then looking at it through the window and him and his son it seems like her a feminist think on holy s*** look at this thing and you saying that like somebody was filmed somebody was speeding and apparently and they're they're trying to figure out what you want me to send it to you I'll send it to you but you know that's that's super rare wild animal it's super super rare that anybody would have any kind of experience with one of these nights the most people that are talking animals images really don't know what that even means they just saying it has developed like a pretty big cultural division between people who are pretty big cultural division between people who kind of like live around work around and deal with animals and people who view them are think of them is very other a friend of mine who's a biologist Thousand Oaks I just sent you a friend of mine with the forest service guy named Carl Malcolm he might hurt on our our show he just sent me a paper there was about kids attitudes to Wildlife and it was comparing rural people's attitude and knowledge of wildlife the kids with Urban and Suburban attitudes about wildlife and you can see that import of media when you look at this thing because people who live in urban or Suburban environment when they tell you the top-of-mind wildlife they know about this non-native stuff like lions yeah they're likely to know like what's what's an animal right in the MLB draft right and people who have a more rural or remote Viewpoint what are much more likely look when they think of Wilder to think of things that they interact with you know and not like the things that are on your mobile above your crib when you're a little baby and it sort of points and also there's a slight tendency I got to look at this more carefully but has a slight tendency to have negative feelings or think things are dangerous or bad the more urban you are in terms of native Wildlife two more has like a negative or bad thing and what they're pointing to his look at it more carefully in part of me to the authors of authors if I'm messing this up by just looking at this morning what are pointing to is the the the stirrings of there being a greater acceptance of decreased biodiversity meaning that you're kind of like okay with the bad things haven't gone and we're focused on like water animals will animals will be like a drafting hippopotamus 4.2 is the the the stirrings of there being a greater acceptance of decreased biodiversity meaning that you're kind of like okay with the bad things haven't gone and we're focused on like water animals will animals will be like a drafting hippopotamus in the things that the Disney tells me about and not like a possums and raccoons with your kind of gross


    Joe Rogan | I Misspoke About Conor McGregor Hitting Old Man
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    and that is why he's very strong and there is very cool to watch and then come he's not just a legend because of his fighting which is mean he's been an incredible fighter but also just cuz you so crazy yeah he does too much while he's always getting in trouble because of the bad boy lately man Wildman do wild s*** it not good to smack that guy at the bar though I watch that again I thought it was last time I talked about I don't know maybe the guy said something really bad to him but either way is there is another guy you know you just enjoy yours yeah maybe it was trying that's what I thought the first I was like he was drunk submit but me and your team a control you you know you're a young guy I met got you by a man at a bar a drink and he doesn't want it and you punch him in the head pictures the champion after the fight was when you were when you slept guys your name keep the problem with him is going to be and he wants a rematch with khabib you think I think that fight is that's a huge fight as well and you know Connor may or may not ever fight again like who knows he's going to but maybe maybe for you just it was just crazy movies when he was a kid the basketball crazy basketball great job of capturing these got stories and put in he's a nice guys people like him so there are there loose and relaxed around and he's very talented as a filmmaker so when he puts these these pieces together they're very impactful and that's famous on YouTube yes that's all stuff is on YouTube what is this or he's going to sign for a reported 10 million dollars to do it no like even good good like fight commentators. That was fake I like watch it watch it again yes baby yeah I didn't have to get in shape one of my favorite fighter in Japan and then twins brothers because everybody thought he was a joke after Floyd. European Legacy because everybody thought he was a joke after Floyd that's what I thought I was


    Joe Rogan is SHOCKED Kickboxing Champ Doesn't Have a Trainer
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    you been out here now you want to the UFC events and then you did some training at AKA like when you are outside of Camp so you like whenever your flight is scheduled how much what kind of training you doing when you're not in Camp are you mixing it up now and trying to do a lot of Jiu Jitsu a lot of BJJ when in Milton Kim or they do so my make conditioning trainer Valentino got a jewelry follow me everywhere is with me today and then we just trained strange conditioning because before this was my weakness to condition everybody out of the first round so I never trained my condition I never took it very serious because I used to knock people out at the feels wrong so when I did my first five round was like so important so that's why I'm training a lot strange shirt and also yeah when I'm not I don't have a fight kickboxing fight when I trained Vichy I trained wrestling MMA and AJ is a completely different condition is crazy when you when you were with a guy and then you you get up and you're trying to strike for like say if you were if you're preparing for a fight how many days a week do you do strength and conditioning when I'm preparing for a fight everyday everyday everyday of course it's not the same training but everyday I see Valentino and we train together yet everyday I train more conditioning is trench more than kickboxing don't believe me when I say that I have a cool is my friend in the infant hold meets for me or should I can use for my myself your money for me and we just talked together we just playing a game plan together for fight we just I'm my own coach know that is crazy at your level TJ after that he couldn't teach me anymore because because of his job you know when I when I was young and then I just move from to Country Inn countries and countries to run to run turn on and then came back in France Paris and it just turned myself that isn't saying how many world champions I don't know I can just teach me I really don't know that's a good question I don't I don't know why did I but I didn't found a new coach I don't know Ruth his bravery is one of the big coaches in his brother Duke Duke roufus yeah yeah yeah text fight so my first coach couldn't teach me anymore I just float to I'm seldom because oh yeah because of, you know in my mind I was thinking about okay where is the best kickboxing the planet Holland so I went to hold on with your resume was famous for 2 years you know I was playing at Bordeaux Amsterdam drink two years and yeah the coach was Andrea Menard you teach me a lot you know I learned a lot there and when I I figure out that I couldn't learn anymore I just went to Belgium because I met Samuel Marshall is a very great coach for me is the best question ever I never had why yeah because because we need each other at an event in friends and then I saw one of his fighter it was fighting and then when I saw his technique is his condition it was you know his first round was looking the same at his 5th round was crazy a very high-level condition was very crazy and I see that's like this I want to fight technical you know and I say that's what like this I want to fight I want to Belgium and Brazil and I trained with him or so two years I was a driving always present or is brucella two years with Samir that I won my first bill again if you watch my fights before and the fight against two different fighter you do your camps with him now now because you live in percent and yeah I can't anymore so that's why I left I'm your butt in my corner when I fight the gym and I never found did the Timbers that kind of flooring so I cannot train with Annika what you know and I just turned myself my my friend hold me for me I train Reese Valentino the conditioning training for me was more important than the kickboxing everybody know how to keep us now we know how to keep birds but the difference would be make with the condition for me and it's Marv marinovich and the Skynet curse on and they've only trained a few Fighters but they've had very high levels of success because of their conditioning and what they say is that you already know how to fight so just let's concentrate on the conditioning and get your conditioning to a super high level and that when you're fighting you can just go yeah that's right that's why I said everything when I give advice is to two people to see what should I train this just text me I said listen between two two faces in the same level the same experience what's going to make the difference to condition in the fight you know if you fight 1 2 3 Rounds and then you f***** up you lose a fight type 5 Round And even if you're not good enough technically between two two faces in the same level the same experience what's going to make the difference to condition in the fight you know if you fight 1 2 3 Rounds and then you f***** up lose a fight right type 5 Round And even if you're not good enough technically you're going to win the fight because you don't get tired yet


    Kickboxing Champion Wants to Fight Nate Diaz in UFC Debut | Joe Rogan
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    now at 26 what how much time do you think you need between now and when you have your first MMA fight you know what is my dream now is everybody so it's like I'm getting bored in the in kickboxing you know I still defending with my title because I like it because of the cash price also and my dream is I still in contract in for 1 little bit more than one year prepare myself during one year so I still got time and after the end of the contract directly go to UFC and take the Champ for the direct either shot or a top 5 ranked I I really I really really would like Nate Diaz Anthony Pettis for my first fight MMA to y22 only to show the world to to show everybody that a guy who came from kickboxing directed his first fight is against stop guy and he came up night window now have you been in talks with UFC does UFC know about your plans notes yet not to do now but I think so I took a little bit the vacation in Thailand and then after that I just fight to AKA San Jose and yeah I admit I met everybody DC Kirby wasn't there but I met there a lot of Great Britain made the Western level is just amazing there so I may have also that's what I like that's what I like and I want to train you know what did I say to Maji in friend I say I want to train West NBC like I want to be a World War champion of wrestling you know I just want to check resting like a restaurant I don't just want to train my takedown defense all she'd like that no I want people to be afraid of me and I'm the ground you know I really like it I think that's deliver and how's it going when you train it AKA are you hanging in there like Define it uncomfortable like a striker and then you had to say I love you always lands on top of your head up your ass up and running and then decide fast like the show me once and then I get it you know five minutes later I get it and so I feel very confident for the future and I think I would do it well I'm hoping you do it's always exciting to see world champions and kickboxing make that way MMA UFC and forgot like you it's a perfect thing because you're so young cuz you didn't six and you're already a very accomplished world champion that's right and I think I'm thinking about Israel adesanya you know he he couldn't do it you know he was very smart the way he planned it he really worked on his takedown defense and made sure that he by the time he made it to the UFC he was already out of level it was in the nude but you got a title shot in in glowing and he lost and after that he went to UFC you know so that's what I want to do I want to be the only one to two to be able to do that you know and Glory Kickboxing champ and then UFC champ no yeah but Jason wilnis is Elite my favorite things to watch you know try to promote as much as possible and they tried it for a little while then they stopped and now it's on ESPN little bit you know try to promote as much as possible and they tried it for a little while then they stopped and now it's on ESPN little bit is on UFC Fight Pass which is great I think the the country was Ruben most populated in Harlem I think it's friend is so supposed to do you know in the street


    Joe Rogan| Why MMA is More Popular Than Kickboxing in America w/Cedric Duombe
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    kickboxing is huge in Europe and very big people I mean I had Rico verhoeven on and we discuss this like how enormous kickboxing is in Holland and in Europe and in America for whatever reason it never caught on eye. I don't understand I've been a fan of glory and I've been trying to tell people about them for a long time I cannot blame you was safe with that good that they legalize MMA anime just more attractive for people you know did people doesn't know s*** about about fighting the just watch animes like oh two people of fighting did that interesting you know like think like spot like kickboxing if you doesn't know the rules scanner yeah you just want and you don't understand you don't understand yeah two people so I don't I really don't know why kickboxing it's not it's not maybe at the same level as MMA in USA boxing is very respected in the United States and MMA is very respected but one of things that people like about MMA is stand up there like the Striking but the best striking is like Glory right but I think people love the cage people love the blood so small gloves. That's why that's what people like people don't like you two don't like how you say then no down to three MMA legalized in France I think gender is going to be it's going to be okay so they're going to have to allow strikes on the ground and everything every soon. Soon on generator Elite Fighters world champions like yourself Mega Jump 2 MMA then people might look at kickboxing as a stepping stone instead of as a valid individual sport yeah yeah that's right but you mean when a guy a step from kickboxing to anime like maybe people won't care as much about kickboxing because they look at it as a stepping stone to MMA thinking for a guy from a kickboxing two to Green MMA it's not very difficult for him if ya if you learn the crown game and defend if you learned that is going to be more simple than a guy who come from what I know my size is really different like kickboxing kickboxing when you fighting kickboxing you moves a lot already. standing Target instead of with or without you did if you watch without you fight they don't move a lot you know this but I still and the fights this is all about power for cakes or so different because the clenched because streets in weight is more like 111 album knees and wrestling training inference I get grappling training I think here in USA you can let me know. I'm training in France is very about takedowns or takedown defense of wrestling but you know this style of yoga training I get is a delivery with different like us because we start an outfit and we used to West and then after the takedown we continue right so it's not like an empty question right do you have a last no Lucha Libre it's what they called Brazil but I know you're saying so in America most Brazilians you get to the start on the ground already to start on the knees or something to happen who do void accidents because you know you got a class full 40 and go rolling around together and they're trying to tackle each other ready to start on the knees or something like that for who to avoid accidents because people rolling around together and they trying to tackle each other and


    Kickboxer Cedric Doumbe Is Also a Stand-Up Comedian
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    now another crazy thing about you that people might not know that you're a comedian stand up comedian that is a very unusual yeah it was doing stand-up I was I was in high school so I was ruining stuff actor acting and I really I really like it and then come the compass Sport and then I started to improve myself to become yeah more to fight to fight to fight and then I I started to beat the stand up acting but three months ago I was a place in a small movie short movie in Friends I pray that he's going to he's going to go out and shoot a few weeks now when you do stand-up in Paris are you working at comedy clubs or do they have comedy clubs in Paris is London Ferris comedy club in the in bottle and board have you ever done comedy in English in the one I think you'll find it in the YouTube I was I was teaching people how to cook how to cook a a greater chicken yeah I did it I did that that was Glory I was promoting my my my my second fight against Nikki and I was training in Belgium and I did I did so is that something you would think of doing once you retire from Friday that's I really want to do it my first my first my first way that's what I really really want to do in front of the top five bottom of on top of my heart does what I want to become blue when I say that if I didn't find a kickboxing didn't found me because I think I didn't find kickboxing kickboxing family never find me I would follow my my way to find you he said it found you because I was I was 16 so 10 years ago I was 16 and I was play soccer I'll spend Sakura and I wasn't that good I was just I was just fast you know and in front of the goal I was falling the house in the neighborhood there is a gym boxing is there I thought I thought I thought that was boxing like Muhammad Ali Mike Tyson so after my my soccer training I went there once I tried and I discovered that it was full contact with legs is high kick me the cake was little bit strange but I just follow I just train getting better and better and yes I like it and you know that my mother was against that she said no no no I don't want you to if I don't want you to trainer boxing I don't want any boxing in this house I was I cry when when she she say that because I really like her full contact combat sport so I cry when I when she told me that and I was training but she doesn't she doesn't know that she doesn't know the secret secret secret 1779 Oregon tree is from contact and then I don't Know full contact is no leg kicks is no loud kicks located perfective and you're very good at that part of your so I'm bid on boxing because I stopped before contact and receiving all done than boxing the way you move the way you fight because no lucky no leg kicks right so yeah and when I was training contact I was watching a lot of Muhammad Ali the movement I'm billing in boxing when I fight when did your mom find out after after one year after my first fight she was like what was in the soccer training and see why do you have gloves I'm a training just watching and she said no I don't want it and everyday I just went to the 2 train to Trenton train and she doesn't see me with any black eye or things like that so one day she was very very tired and I say yeah Mom listen I went to the the boxing training and she was like okay and then the day after I went to the boxing training cuz like okay because she didn't see me any black guys that's why she was scared first and then she just accept the thing because I make him in Frederick cuico. Foxing I just I just went to the training like like it I like it so I do it and today and that let me show you a video okay my mom is very funny because sometimes I sent her I said look at you you didn't want me to is amazing my mom did everything for my sister and me Phoebe give birth to a child and then you grow that much of a raise a child and then you want to try to become a world champion I must be crazy to the gym everyday to let people out and I really hope that I will never get knock out cuz I don't want you to see me yet fall down you know I don't I don't want want her to feel this way it's kind of Emerson I just want her to be to be happy that I want so you train very hard so there's only to be happy that I want to be trained very hard so they don't like watching the video here amazing video


    This Game Warden Went to War with Cartels | Joe Rogan
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    let's just let everybody know what this about you were a game warden are you are game warden right and what that normally entails is like you know you find a guy and he's got three trout when he's only supposed to be normal stuff like these illegal grow-ops where cartels were growing marijuana and you turn from being a regular game warden to essentially once you let us know what how it worked out yeah it was it was a crazy Journey because you don't think of game wardens doing the type of work we were doing when it come to the the trespass grind cartel issue you know and what do everybody think they think a more check fishing licenses in 1992 you know I grew up hunting and fishing and I got my hunter safety certificate with with dad's help and 9 years old so I was on the woods in the woods are my church I just love you too cuz three generations of family my grandfather's career Navy my dad you know as an army guy and you know we just had conservation in our family you know for Generations so I got the job stuff to start came down here to Southern California traditional stuff fishing regulations night hunting you know working gear openers is really cool to be a deer hunter for all those years and then actually go with me no talk to guys on the other side and see all the good guys out there and some problems and then in 1995 I got to go back home for the Silicon Valley that's where I'm originally from born and raised so live in the suburbs kind of Foothill areas of other Silicon Valley south of San Jose there and in 2004 I've stumbled into El Cartel will become a trespass marijuana grow site and you know to specify this stuff now that we're regulating you know the last couple years here in California these are not sanction marijuana sites this isn't the legitimate industry that's doing it by the numbers and trying to this is always illegal these are always here you know on public lands destroying our environment of waterways or wildlife and on private land as well and on that situation had a good friend of mine that I grew up with on there was doing his mask thesis at San Jose State University both of our alma mater on steelhead trout endangered species red-legged yellow-legged frog and all the aquatics and these two creeks and this was right below Henry Coe State Park where I really met my first game or and there was an inspiration to get the job when he's water was really sensitive Headwaters coming down through this stretch for like 3 miles all these endangered species in it black tailed deer you know all these other great animals we like is conservationists they're thriving on this Creek NE call me when April and said hey John this is weird one of my two Creeks is bone dry and all the fish this feel like fryer dead you know everything living on this Creek is dead there's a bunch of like debris and plastic lining and looks like camping stuff that's down at the bottom of where this Creek Feeds out so I get in the truck and I figured thinking okay someone's diverting water up there it's probably a Rancher Nina for cattle operation whatever we always top of the hill Joe then we start the hike down and I'm by myself you know I got my I got my rifle got my gear going to be any radio coverage don't have any cell phone coverage and I have an unarmed civilian my partner biologist with me and we're expecting to find something very predictable that I'd seen of that point and that would have been a normal water diversion and when we found the Water Source in a beautiful Canyon I mean crystal clear water Trout Creek the whole 9 start hiking down at following this we see the damn see the water line about a hundred yards down this beautiful little create and there's much marijuana plants under their short cuz it's early in the season only got 2 ft tall and we see to Growers and they're not the Growers on tip of the you know that I would have suspected these guys are the only got rifles they got handguns they got knives and their kind of cruising working there plants coming toward us and I was at oh s*** moment you know if something crazy goes down right now and I got no backup I got a civilian with me these guys are armed and not your typical poster that I've ever encountered and we can get seen we kind of hit out you know he's a hunter I'm a Hunter we stayed you know you snore stalking and stand to the creek bank and just just watch these guys work their Plantation and went up the hill and I looked at this and where would we just walk into this is crazy we got out safely and that's when I started to bring another agencies narcotic groups task force has the Sheriff's Office started to learn other agencies in my area this is really on in the game did you guys do about that one grow up like when you found it like how did how they resolved that well we got a team together as fast as we could safely and usually takes a couple of weeks and I want to stay within a month we were back there now the interesting part was getting ones aren't known for doing this type of work just like you said at the start right so they're like well you guys know the area you went in there help us find it get us into the area but we're going to leave the raid and also of course this is your jurisdiction we don't normally do this type of stuff so to go for it so we were the bird dogs we kind of guided him in the area we had like 20 30 officers we kind of let him down to the canyon got him in there safely we found the two Growers we spooked on they didn't get caught that day they were they ran down the canyon nobody pursued some of us wanted to obviously because the environmental damages but the biggest thing a change the game for me that day was seeing the environmental damage so I was a 7000 plant garden and at the time we didn't know about these bands six substances these insecticides carbofuran that they're bringing up from Tijuana and transporting actually smuggling from cross the border to put on these plants to keep everything living off of it not to impactor cash crop and that was out there in some extent but it was so early when I'm really aware of the level of toxicity this stuff and how damaging it is so it's all new but we we eradicated that garden and then when you're done eradicating it we had all this mess and Creek right we had Camp trash we had fertilizers pollutants propane tanks all over this beautiful channel that snowdrake's has been diverted unbeknownst us all that water was totally poisoned that they were diverting to water the plants that's why that creep was so dry and we we eradicated everything and then it was like okay we're out of here and I looked around and went wait a minute man I know we got that I know we got the illegal marijuana out but what are we going to do about all this damage and nobody was Reclamation the damage or or cleaning up any of this mess so I the first thing I thought was we are resource issue that's crazy I mean you know spend my whole career up to this point protecting Wildlife Preserve in waterways for all of us to enjoy it you know conservation is enthusiasts whatever side of the fence you're on and nothing's getting done on that so kind of the light bulb went off a little bit that we need to do more to this at we're going to get involved we need to get involved in these type of cooperation because it was a biggest environmental you know Trainwreck I've ever seen and I'd worked a lot of traditional game warden stuff to to protect those resources so once they had gotten and ruin out and chopped all the plants up or did what they did they try to reclaim the the creek did they try to remove the dam and get the water run back again at that time no no one is doing it right and that's that it's exactly roller with what really really kind of upset me and again we were done with the game we were the game warden nobody really thought of us as Mainline law enforcement already do narcotics task force guys or anything like that at the time so I was going to make waves we just wanted to integrate and work together and wanted to unify these teams and what I really wanted to do at this point is get back with my command staff and you don't my bosses and go hey we got a big big problem out there man and there's more of this going on and we need to be involved even though it's not traditional because we're sworn to protect our resources and will decide everything game warden that you think of from the wildlife standpoint or Mainline law enforcement just like every police officer right we go through the same train and then what people don't realize is we go through two more months of additional training in a really long Academy that's all Wildlife specific Wildlife forensics Wildlife ID weapons identification all the things you really need to do the game or inside of it with Wildlife you know in the backcountry so to speak but we needed integrate with other agencies and going to bring them into our world if we were going to participate so that one case started the changing me to try to build those relationships and get into tactics and tactical circles with some of these you know SWAT and Special Operations unit so we going to do this job under normal circumstances if that was just being diverted by a Rancher sofa Rancher done that and then how would you how would you fix that we would have got with him and it was called the streambed alteration violation and it's 1602 North fish and game code is the section but and it's a very section cuz Waters diverted for a lot of reasons and you can divert water with a permit in certain circumstances but you can't completely the new decree that has Wildlife driving this Waterway the state for everybody to enjoy which this one was and if normally the case would be that they would have to reave just have the the flow come back to exactly how it was before to remove the dam and yet that would be up to the Rancher that would be up to the Rancho be part of a penalty you know what could be a civil it could be a criminal it could be a probationary sitting here okay so there was no real there's no law involved or nothing in place rather to when you found these grow-ops but there was no previous president exactly it was it was completely brand new in this was you know one of the first grows I think that any of Acid found throughout the state of California is gay more to me than other guys finding some things and working but being from the Silicon Valley and being inspired by those wildlands to everything I became later and what I stand for it was home send it home but seeing that and getting to meet certain guys in the sheriff's department of my first book goes into this whole learning experience of you know ad hoc jumping in with other agencies in doing it and wore this was the first book more in the woods wore in the woods in the woods and then they're basically 10 years apart and the cool part about that Joe is when you look at the differences we do some major comparisons in what Warren Woods covers is that chapter one side first I'm telling you right now because I was like being live here it is right out we're not in Kansas anymore. Was crazy the people the higher-ups that were in charge of trying to eradicate the grow up and it take the cartel guy down what so they are that was their job was just handling that it was just handling the de marihuana aspect of it right right I know the armed cartel guys so there was no one in place that was supposed to take care of the waterway that there wasn't crazy that it does it was one of those things that it was it was based on the fact that a conservation group like from an agency like fish and wildlife like us we just weren't involved where we would be looking at those environmental damages right right but from a Narcotics officer standpoint you may see the damages but it may not register there might not be a you know mandate or even objective to clean that stuff up and in back of the time DNA was funding all of our state's and all of our County teams based on the number Romero eradicated so there wasn't any recognition of the environmental damages and any type of funding based on how much Reclamation clean if you didn't I would change fortunately and we were we were a big part of making that change fortunately but and there wasn't a lot of thumb funding or or email Point Kickback or value to catching bad guys to catching some of these guys are doing the damage is so a lot of teams then we're dropping on helicopter lines cutting plants getting a big plant count I need for it taking taking weed out now is it so crazy I would imagine I mean in law enforcement but I would imagine there would be one person who would like detail plan and I would think that well what happened while we found out the discrepancy is resume the creek part of the plan it would think it should be really talked about 15 years ago which is really crazy yeah it was it was the start of a big shift in my career because I saw this is a big problem I also up until in 2005 we were on you know one of our first second third since the operation since it's one we just mentioned in 2004 and August 5th 2005 the game completely changed cuz that's when we were involved in her first gunfight and that's when my partner Warden who had training the academy Partners in the squad I promoted to be Lieutenant for 2 and 1/2 counties the Silicon Valley Santa Clara County Monterey part of San Benito 20 days before this incident happened and I had young wardens it wanted to participate and do some of the stuff I was doing with the other agencies on the marijuana you know operational front and this was you know right above the tech capital of the world right there in Silicon Valley Los Gatos we weren't really Steve Berry Country Now August right before the a Zone Deer opener we are gearing up for that three game wardens three Sheriff's officers good Sheriff's officers and we met on that for separation 2004 I just gave you the story on and they were in Harvest time they were fortified they had heavy weapons like SKS is the AK-47 derivative sawed-off shotguns and they had to grow setup where they were basically defending it and when we came in there was an ambush shot from one of the Growers and that was the one shot the bad guys got off and unfortunately that's the shot that hit my partner 3 Bowflex in that bullet went through the right thigh and tumbled through his right leg and kept going through his left so he's down and we're trying to keep him from bleeding out for holes for the better part of three hours waiting for an air rescue and we you know nobody in the country from the standpoint of a law enforcement team ever been counter-attack by these Growers chase him around and run away sometimes we find weapons often times we wouldn't but so this was just a real eye-opener like what the lucky we just walk into and plus my partner was real close to not making it and fortunately he did survive or I don't know that we be sitting here telling the story and talking about it but that day when I saw how well they were equipped the type of Weaponry they had in the fact that I almost didn't come home that day I went okay this is super dangerous we can't do this a standard Patrol game wardens we can't do this doing just the traditional stuff we should stay involved in it because Acyclovir we can't do this a standard Patrol game wardens we can't do this doing just the traditional stuff we should stay involved in it because aside from being so violent the environmental damages Jill were the worst I'd still ever seen and they just kept getting worse and worse the more operations I work in my home County right so we learned a lot from that there were a lot of tactical lessons are a lot of Team lessons a lot of things we could have done different and that kind of changed the game where we eventually got to what we're going to talk about a little bit later


    Who Has The Best and Worst Walkout Music in MMA?
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    don't be scared homie, shout out to Nate Diaz Victorious Anthony Pettis or Gladiator I totally agree with the outcome is like at an all-time all-time low thank God for that guy he's so important to speak you love that guy that's what he's doing I mean he's fighting for the right yes yes Ohio drug myself now I was thinking about trying to get him to explain that to people but I was like my money just let him go I don't I don't even want to get in the way of their glad I know now what belt he's talking about f***** in the game belt we should be so happy that guy's a real thing we should be so happy and that fight it would be amazing that would be incredible wild dogs there's no quitting either one of those guys me and that's a wild fight manifestly right now like financially that's an amazing fight right now people pay a lot of money to see that fight Mazda darling Nate Diaz there those are two guys that are like the most exciting and most talked-about guys in the sport right now if those guys decided up f****** smash horns they look like they were more than willing how to make on that wood made out being amazing fight song did he pick you was mad I went to the other fight with somebody knows if you want cuz I'll be interesting I think I'm not sure I think he did because I keep track of s*** like that cuz it's f****** I hated almost with somebody at one of my favorite guys beard the dean mean f****** Folsom Prison and I was so jacked about it and he lost that fight and I felt like it made me feel horrible like a man must do this is Chris Weidman when he show me Deb treasure that was going to say pick my s*** song was going to save them those weird ones how bad is the song that you you won't let a person pick their outside murderer used to come at some real questionable parking like Dutch disco house crazy Mike overtly like over the top two number one worst walkout song that's like like that that seems like a song Michael chiesa is that too old now that's a song like Stranglehold by ACDC came out to an AC DC song now if it is it feels like right now How to Rock come out to Thunderstruck to I think it over and came out the thunderstorms c126 you did for those about which up I was at I think for sure I think when he fought Anderson Silva and came out to Thunderstruck c126 he did for those about which up I was at who's he fighting I think for sure


    Is This Why So Many UFC Fighters Walk Out to "Jump Around"?
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    I was walking out of the Octagon I forget who were who I was Interview my favorite is this every once in awhile like there's a few people who choose that song like Cynthia comes to come. Big Daddy but I did as I'm walking out the arc. A. Of 6 years or anywhere day nor was it could be I could be he could be on this side of world I'm sleeping so I get a phone call and it says your phone in the air at a club get nailed just like you you you you just hit something that resonates with people I still add Annie's quote Danny Boys quote of it's the Louie Louie of the 90s it's it's just there's part of the it's almost not mine anymore it's like belongs to the universe it's weird every ball game I go to any event I go to it gets played and it's not even like a big deal it's like some places a big deal I can you get these football game college shitted like Wisconsin's and stuff where it's a part of a tradition I'm saying any event Angels game or Dodgers game of the Yankees game a Laker game mode football game is it pops up somewhere along the line can almost invest your thought in it because it can get like woah it's me that's it's really kind of a part of pop culture is ingrained on a on an American American phenomenon in World War II me like worldwide let me know where did you can you go where they probably don't never heard jump around it's weird to think about it on that level is crazy worldwide let me know where did you go can you go where they probably don't never heard jump around it's weird to think about it on that level is Crazy by


    CNN Reporter Busted With Meth and a Rope Around His Dick?
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    you just find a new angles on funnyshit you know what I mean I got to do is when things are newly invented or when their new events like an event or a new invention then then things open up new Pathways other than that like you're talkin about relationships and a variation of exactly take on it that everybody's has had a long life and Venom relationship specially Larry King they just left 8th of August 7th wife I think he married one of them damn like that you know it Viagra just having gas come over to the place he's over at Art's Deli just holding Court over the last year of his life he just Banks and unprecedented volume of internet p*** and just releases it all in one blast Larry King Fox is called yeah that's how he's going to go out so much money if you really just want money now is the time to act that's why poor Larry he doesn't seem like he has good posture good when you're an older fella and you like actor so is very nice very friendly guy you know you kind of got to be when you do that for a living and every night you're talking to a person on CNN Who got found out like in Central Park in New York like with math and like a like makeshift noose around his dick you supposed to have math I don't know who Jack that's like oh no it's not on the internet that I'm I'm making this up what is general no big deal and a sex toy in his boots law enforcement officials say but sources said Quest was initially busted for loitering inside of his boot that means his a****** and a small bag of meth it was not immediately clear with it will grow for 4 and I'm like let me help let me help you out around his neck and his dick at 3:40 a.m. the official said as he was being escorted out here tiered in clothes I have meth in my pocket according to an official briefed on the case please search Tim and recovered a small amount of methamphetamine in the ziplock bag and a rope around his neck nice Beach that means in his a****** is this an English paper New York it was Central Park Bowl Postino time is is proper British Broadview watch like that is factual that is for Clarkson and f****** Richard Hammond James May lyrics it's okay it's fine yes sir even if you didn't get caught with that in his ass always still doing math and talking to Cops like what were the Rope around his dick in neck his dick and balls whatever whatever Matthew pocket bro yeah okay yeah I think so It's mighty mighty to be weirder let's not jump to conclusions of the American version of boot and them safe shut off all the computers spread misinformation volunteer that you have drugs let them find the drugs


    Everlast Shares His Songwriting Process With Joe Rogan
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    you sit down right leg on a piece of paper or do you write while you're in the army writing is a visual process yes and I can't if I write it down if it comes to Dimension one out I've never written lyrics that I thought were genius and actually committed in the paper and saw them and they be and they could it's like they dissolve from this three-dimensional Beauty to like oh it's too much no garbage it's f****** Bazaar I know and it's not always like reasonable but it's my process at this point how did visual if you really listen to my songs they're like photograph like it's like flipping through a photographic album almost if you really listen to like what I'm doing it's a very visual I see the pictures from pictures it's similar it's like but it's in my brain is its there so you senior visual in terms of like the the story of painting like the guy outside the liquor store or the imagery yes it or like you know the song like like Jesus where it's like just kind of cultural like f****** pop culture reference after reference leading down a path of just like stream-of-consciousness pop culture references you know me I'll go on tangents you know me but it'll be all within an energy inside the brain like music to like entities that shows or whatever they want to know the lyrics so they can know if they should put it on a relation or whatever if it's probably not but even when it comes to that I have to have cyclic recited to somebody and have them type it I can't it'll it'll just kind of taint it to me brakes a barrier of some sort you did everything vaporizes so do you how do you capture the davarious Beats do you record it as you're coming up with it there's a few different ways to have sex for me like you know if I'm doing like The Hip Hop ish or hip pure hip hop project out there be a beat involved always first you know I'm going to be somebody have a tracking will be like let it bump and see what word starts popping up I like we're playing bouncing wordplay but I doubt it can't just be worth play for the sake of it has to like tie into some sort of like idea when it comes to a song it's usually I string together some simple chord progression and and start and end CNN if I once I see something I really like it'll just like I said pictures of start coming up and you kind of just try to describe the picture a little bit and sometimes you you come across poetry when you're describing the picture you like that's good there's a lot of like not that's not good you have to watch the life of its finish in a weird way I'm about to nut I mean we both have children but like you're you're taking this idea from kind of garbage e idea that you know there's a premise there and then likes over a f****** series the f****** shows or nice or f****** maybe months you find it you know what differences and then you got it and you get to rock it for maybe six months that special if you're lucky enough to be on that level you know it's almost like I almost envy that, I wonder if you guys ever ended the, kumquat doesn't quite have that yet so we can like he has this you know badly of material that he hasn't had the trash yet you never even talked to Roy wood about that was just on right before you heat that's one of things he said that you shouldn't do TV's like 10 years look at the sea like be hardened like via polish Samurai of stand-up you know but I disagree I say let him see everything from see all the b******* all the stuff sucks all the terrible jokes who cares just keep going specially the progressions there when you eat go get takes a hit so it's good it's always good puts everything in perspective and I wouldn't produce my own records until like maybe two albums ago because I felt like if I'd made it through an album without being like seriously challenged I didn't make the best record I could then just being involved with a bunch of really seriously good producers I learn to challenge myself and it even the records are produced for myself there's other guys involved producing with me that are that I know are going to be the ones if that's some day that sucked that guy around and how committed you are to certain ideas I think this song is solid dude you outside of singing the song do you ever go over the song and Ponder like what you're saying or how you're saying it like how do you cuz your stuff is so it's so interesting because you're you're you're telling these stories of your experiences in these songs and in a lot of them and you're also having fun and you're also talking s*** you having a good time with them as well but when you decide okay this one is going to be corded like this how do you make that conclusion for me it's again if there's not like cuz I I can also even if I'm not doing this for this trait wraps on this times when I get a track from a producer that I just love the track and I'll build something around that other than that it again start with a guitar and I'll either create a very rudimentary drumbeat and lay down the guitar and maybe a vocal I have a very unique voice you know it's not like so it's seesaw between the guitar in the voice tone start appearing that like resemble other instruments to me like it almost starts telling you what to do all that's not the sounds I could hear all roads in there or I do the Baseline should do that you know you can hear that and the guys I surround myself with her beasts that share the same you know they know all this I hear that tell you what to do with it if you really listen to it believe that cuz I I kind of did you know one of the things Santana told me you know that I always held onto is like you know go and have experienced this once or twice while Britain very similar songs to friends of mine are people I know that was like woah I maybe not sounding but like the idea of wow I bought something that was exactly and he said like you know we're all just antenna that like catching energies and shittin like bringing them in and you know bring it take making some of that energy and sometime look at that same energy in similar things happen you know enough so I always look at that a deck look at my ideas like this but also because I don't write them down I equated to like my children like this like my ideas are like little animals that are wild and ice not see them and I think they're amazing and I want to play a song Until I know it so well it has to stick around it. I got a tight rein it to stay and if it stays the next morning that's it it's kind of answers your question the next day if I ride if I'm on to some and I'll write a song I'll sing it 200 times if I get it close to done and then I'll go to bed and then if it's there in the morning in this in the same form that we recorded if it's gone I didn't get it wasn't mine and that's happened a lot everybody with my my fingers in my ears and write it down and hear what I said I'll sing it 200 time so you know what I mean so if I've done it 200 times and I don't wake up and know it it's f****** trash. Supposed to happen so it's like I'm not turning them out like that I took you know and I don't again because of that there's not like this crazy Archive of garbage that's going to be released when I'm dead it's not going to have it is not going to happen is not a happy cuz I even saw as I start to record if I get halfway through it and I'm like not even sad by what he gets erased there's a few things out there that I wouldn't release but they're not in the House of Payne days and they're not bad that just like they weren't for they didn't have a purpose for people see bad s*** from great artist I do I think it's good it's good for everybody have no part I mean I'm the guy that but I'll f****** live and talk about it for five minutes of the show and be like at least you know it's not a f****** tape right I'll be like that's real s*** you know I'm with that I'm just like it's my process and slight just the way I do DJ Muggs and my man don't take lost easily do that would like that f****** with garbage do it again sex for so long that that's Armour it the first time now is going to be decent and I mean so it's like I got to push myself to print to be better than decent but when I know for a fact when you put something that you're happy about it oh yeah I think so but that little. and put your lights on totally on my own that that provided me with something that I cherish like some people cherish private jet rides which is I can do whatever the f*** I want and still live pretty decent not super rich guy or anything but like better-than-average a good life take care of my family but creatively I could do whatever the f*** I want and it's a beautiful thing like I'm on my whole new shitt My slogan is f*** it I'm 50 man that's my new shitt dog I'm on bike I don't need get you can get a ride on me man I'm 50 I don't even care how's that if you do you go I'm just trying to have fun live my life go home hug my kids and f****** know that nobody could put them in school and they had a great day and then my universe is complete getting a ride on me man I'm 50 I don't even care how's that if you're a liar you go I'm just trying to have fun live my life go home hug my kids and f****** know that nobody f*** with them in school and they had a great day and then my universe is complete


    Joe Rogan and Everlast Go DEEP Into Parallel Universe Theories
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    I keep thinking that one day they're going to come up the artificial Luke Skywalker type hands and that people going to want them instead of regular hands that's what I'm worried about if they came up with an alarm they're working on that right now they're working on some sort of I don't doubt any man you want to hear that wild one alright I went on you know when night fuking smoke and I went on a little YouTube Wormhole situation and somehow I don't even know if it's a YouTube video or someone else but I wound up on this video that was like world's smartest kid thinks that CERN blue the world up in 2008 all right and I'm like what the fuc I'm watching video like 20 minutes into this kids talking about things that are super smart and it's kind of like to show you he's supersmart you know what I mean this kid is Dad's doing the recording I believe we're relatives somebody very close to him and he kills into this whole theory of how he thinks when they collided the the electrons I believe it in the in the in the super collider CERN they caused some crazy chain reaction that blew up universe but they also weighed that they created an atom that weighed too much and he is the first 20 minutes is also explaining infinite parallel universes so with the kid whines up and with his theory of like one atom weighing too much in weight and is that being just enough to shift our universe into a parallel universe who's after I watch this everything I saw four months was talking about like it would be news down there on the news like I don't know what Universe are men anymore or it's Spider-Man into the spider-verse like all these everything I saw for like 4-5 months after question this video is like Multiverse s*** like s*** about multiverses and it's got me f***** up. destroy the universe during recent experiments which has resulted in us living in a nearby parallel universe instead welcome Eddy effect you know but it's crazy dude what cuz it's not just this video so I can watch it and that YouTube algorithm start sending you down a whole bunch of other and I mean you start here in Yuma and it's like it and then again everything that came out there was all these shows I would see or movies or news things about Mount the Multiverse all of a sudden was everywhere around me it was f****** nutty dude so I'm f***** up about that s*** right now everything do I open up a door to a parallel universe you don't think they would do it stranger things you mean yeah stranger things I mean things are strange right stranger things but sorrow world climate change that is the weirdest one to me climate change other than if you work for like the oil industry or something to wear glacier just posted a whole new thing at any or 80 by some in the 80s or Glacier picture of it and I'm just now and it's gone but I'm not even saying like blaming anybody for it I'm saying just missing it as an issue like let's pretend that people have nothing to do with it it's just I wish people had nothing to do with it because then we can go holyfuck is getting hot how hot is it going to get like we can just figure it out like try to say it with this is a natural cycle this is something some people still say right okay even if it was just a natural cycle I wish humans weren't in the equation at all so there was no argument I wish it would just be like hey guys it's getting really hot what the f*** do we do is if we had no control over whatsoever not saying that we shouldn't take steps to fix it we definitely should but I'm saying that if it was impossible for people to created it and it was happening around us maybe we will be forced to do something maybe before I go to Higher Ground get the f*** out of that do really hot spots you know make you wait what's Canada like I mean maybe that would be what we would do if there was no other way but we know that at least part of what the problem is people at least part of it from how many people start it want to start arguments about that what's the benefit of arguing against that it's happening I don't understand happening you see it getting warmer you see the statistics you see everybody freaked out the Amazon Fire have you seen to snow as f****** horrifying to see those photos from there just ended at believe it's purposeful I have heard that is some people are burnt away on purpose is what I understood compromise man you're the mean no matter what side of whatever you are on truth is Ben has been seriously compromised because there's a counter opinion to everything and if you're not Adept enough to really get involved and find factual information you can literally counter any argument there is with with something that doesn't mean either one of those things are true let's go find people just want to Google that shitt get on here and move on with their dad you know in and it's laziness on our part A lot of people don't want them it's like f****** this thing that everybody's posting with the goddamn f****** Instagram I don't give you permission or Instagram or whatever you you subscribe and and and adhere to their terms and conditions and some you think I'll picture of a copy and pasted Instagram thing over something else from Facebook f****** 12 years ago and it's it's bananas just like you suspect is wrong but you do it anyway if you suspect the strong take the extra time or just don't do it at all yeah I've done that all the clown in it and then immediately after it Dana came up it was him Mike Perry puppy has a specific job in the government is that what it is bounce the idea of multiple universes many times watch it just you're going to invest it give it 20 minutes or 15 18 minutes whatever it is and then you'll be like oh wow it's a fact into a nearby and very sick our universe but not quite the same and depending on your choices and how you live your life it's how you wake up and what new when you pop into any other side and everyone's just a little bit different the whole world changes just a little bit each time you make a decision one way or another everything changes when you wake up you think the world is static because it is when you're awake or asleep and when you wake up again you have this foggy recollection of the past and that's what you're going by you're going by every morning waking up with a foggy recollection of the past and that's what you doing in here if you're assuming that nothing's changed and everything static in While You Were Sleeping 8 hours nothing weird happened he's dreaming what is all that about I don't even know we have no idea what that is that soup of possibilities it's f****** swirling around in between your ears while you're snoring up a storm and then boom you wake up are you sure those memories are real are you sure that this isn't a whole completely new University living in today or simulation or simulation simulation f****** another genius super wizard kid who was talking about that something about simulations I forgot what I was high at the house with what with the guy who has my studio Divine and it and and and we were just f****** laugh and talk and Shadeland and I like like what if I may have heard this could have been so I'm not claiming ownership of the thought but it was like what it's like we just come from a universe like this so perfect and s*** and it's pouring and we just plug in to have all these f***** up like weird problems and that's why everything keep whipping weirder and crazier because I got kind of why we're here that's part of the ride you know that could be it they could be the only way you appreciate love is to know hate the really appreciate it and it could be the only way we would appreciate all the good that we have is the balance it out with all the bad that we have I'm going to start to overwhelm each other one way or the other there's an imbalance takes place in the to all of our f****** problems of society and when you you think about how long you going to be alive and what it is that you're doing here and why you're doing it and all those weird questions and answers that go on inside your head it's off your Distributing energy right you trying to figure out my Distributing my energy right my am I living my life in a way that is like the best I can do with what I've got right now that's it mine fox that's all you got to do though I mean I didn't even know matter what we're saying if you woke up everyday and that was your objective you couldn't really go or do much wrong magic tiles


    The Schoolyard Fight That Taught Joe Rogan a Valuable Lesson
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    found out like today yesterday like what teachers are kids have you know I mean it's like there's the whole like cultural parents circle of knowing who's teach which teachers you want which ones you fell in there is like I'm not going to go until weather we got what we wanted or not but it's like the f****** drama by this is hilarity to be it's like it's such a such a crow like Master teacher we want nowadays it's almost like the opposite that someone is going to get you attempt to make sure he knows when people are going to take s*** from him in like you don't understand that mentality the flip like that teachers like Jordan's f****** losing his mind in class teacher raise their voices that you know General example here but we got paddled out what we like it I was like I live there from 11 so somewhere in that range the f****** whitening in Florida William Powell and meanest kid got this I remember thinking even though it's probably like 11 or 12 or whatever it was when I got in a fight with this kid I realized this kid him in like badly burned when he was young and we were in school together and he was like missing part of his ear and his his neck was all f***** up and I was thinking like this guy like he's not doing so well like this is made me realize I scrap over nothing because he wasn't doing so well and I didn't realize that until I was in the principal's office with them in the fight like we couldn't fight in from the principle that was the authority figure we're both like subdued but I was realizing when I was around the mean guy he's a sad guy that just didn't get any love and he feels like you got ripped off by life cuz he got burned when he was a little kid and it made me think getting power just cemented it like agree with it you know the guy didn't hurt me he didn't try to hurt me and try to hurt the other dude either but it definitely battle this has to be a legal thing thing on it man you know I mean that's what we grew up with you guys I think I think there's appropriate time and place I really do but I don't know about that I've never spank my kids but I've never had to actually commit and do it so I don't know yeah I know it seems like it might not be the right and even would have bought physical Justice for me she would be a rare thing let me give you an example of when I'd like a time in my life when I bother even Bible using guns when I was very young we go out and shoot and like not hardness everybody take us out and shoot in the mountains out in the manual Sports back in the day and I forgot I had a very good gun education and understanding of guns and one time when they were away I f***** around with his like pump shotgun and f****** accidentally f****** loaded it and f****** thing is shot into the wall all right she's an apartment to this wasn't a house this is an apartment building turn another apartment but let's tell possibilities that when they came home a few hours later that apartment outside with surrounded by police like we've guns like they didn't know what happened at neighbors all called cops didn't they hurt a shotgun but so after they all settled it down and I got my ass kicked at last. Night by my father and and you know some people nowadays would say that's f****** rock but no I f****** could have bucking kit a human being easily I just you need sometimes no like okay this is because what you just did could have wound you whooping f****** the penitentiary for the rest of your life so an ass-kicking doesn't seem as Extreme as you think when you put in the balance of that so when you're getting so like a level of that I think especially for a boy can throw that feeding you know how to be a little rough but I think there's a time and a place where like hey so you if you're going to stop and get me on you you got to let him know here's this will be the rest of your life if you keep down this path that's that's got to be that extreme to me for it to be a beating nowadays Adele Groner she's my mom was little my mom was little when was a little woman like 4 foot by 11 5-foot tops from the hands to like stirring spoons and she still started breaking it became shoes and and like you know whatever else the broomstick and then it became like with you wound around my mom was a Brooklyn lady most popular like we doing stupid I was not chasing me to bug you coming home eventually dummy little but she was fast she was fat fence you f****** a****** just so goofy I think it actually made some more friends at the time understand me a little bit differently do like oh wow dude alright now we understand kind of your whole day


    Joe Rogan Freaks Out About Muskox and Aliens
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    I'm saying is like there's just too much f****** b******* about dumb s*** that we need some kind of outside f****** Focus canceled his f****** trip to Denmark because they said they're not going to sell him greenlanders I can chat Google Greenland muskox you want to know what I want to see one in the house I want to know when I'm getting invited for an elk barbecued I'm going to put a kitchen in here in this place I might have plans I'll tell you I'll come play it so they all huddled together when threatened them all in a group yeah but look what it look like brother didn't look real Star Wars images when you see perfect you see that walking around the f*** is that thing with crazy ass horns Wild Beast Sega Buffalo with a Tina Turner wig and Duty could be 150 million degrees below zero those things just chill out there eating frozen grass and I think you said he got his either in Antarctica you can even go till I really really cold climates and get the thing is like is it north northern Canada or somewhere in Northern Canada we hunt them where it's crazy like you just get on get pulled by by snowmobiles are you pulled by dogs and you go way back way way way the f*** out where if you break down if your snowmobile breaks down all die you are f***** I mean you are so so so so so f***** because there's nothing meant there's nothing does the occasional polar bear and these f****** muskox and stumbling across like imagine going through a whiteout snow storm to stumble across across his two thousand-pound enormous gigantic Harry prehistoric Beast that you just walk how do I shoot with a bow and arrow and eat that's that's what's up there right now I feel like a remnant of the past to the stable would be like with this fight with those things that other males that would most of those animals they're not fighting off Predators with that share that you have anything related to breathing and all that sure they think some of it is like in some animals depending upon how much pressure they get from predators keep their antlers very late to keep their antlers like into March and April because a lot of them live around Wolves and the ideas that they need those antlers to protect themselves from walls so they hold onto him longer than deer do biology it's real crazy dude can get a fat steak dinner friend you just got on the agenda I cannot see evening I would like to do it soon ya Livin On The Edge so it's like a comedy kind of thing I mean I think they f*** things up with that that bony part in the front of their eyebrows they keep those for life to his not like a deer in a good deer loses their antlers every year these are due that's a beautiful creature I mean it's so amazing that nature can make fish it can make it so you can make that related guy with a big coat Northern count herbivore part of the family all the species is family of two toed Hooves four-chambered stomachs and herbivores so it's like a kind of account type thing it's amazing the aliens came down and said listen which is plant some of our stuff in these monkeys until we can do when they coming back what happened last Wednesday when they coming back probably pretty soon they're coming they're on the way right now ready yet Everlast maybe you are but some people are not some people if the aliens were hovering over Universal Studios lose they mind moving down the 101 over the Hollywood Bowl what do you think people who if one of them like hovered over every major city what would the major league of religious do because I think that would affect religious thought the most rightoffthetop for the first thing was a whole bunch of ideology goes out the window right now about a panic and anxiety right there alone you know you tell him you're you're you're whatever story of whatever religion I'm not going to let him go there like that stuff like that thing looks like blanket it oh my God that's what we thought existed we are the center of everything we just start walking to go out the window right away


    How Everlast Wrote "What It's Like" | Joe Rogan
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    weird s*** that's the only thing to do man it's you know I don't you know weird s*** in the sense of like yo s*** that excites you since you said like you know. Don't never tried to make the same thing twice you know cuz it's like I want to be scared to fail next time it's like and when you switched up to like Whitey Ford sings the blues everybody was like wow like what is this is the Jump Around House of Pain. But it was it felt so easy to digest for most people cuz before I knew you and I liked it so easy because it's so authentic like it's very obvious that this was the kind of music that you were riding was like music that like came from your feelings and your soul it was like wow this is real s*** 20 years ago and went to New York with a buddy of mine and was just kind of sleeping on his couch and he had a guitar there pastrami one night singing these little words and he came bursting out of his room in the back like what the f*** is that and kind of was like we're recording that's why we're making a rap record I was like they're like this kind of further the rap career and nobody really knew I played guitar and stuff like that little bit so it was his hit his encouragement of deadly came back and so the next day they basically forced me to record it so I had to finish right now I have a bloated like that night I had nothing at the first part to hold liquor store guy at the liquor store but I didn't really have anything else but he heard that part was like yo we do need to finish that when you get those ideas when they come to what it what does that feel like does it feel like like a gift comes out of the universe flip it on you real quick as is the the comic art Arc of you get to work this thing out for a whole long time and if you really successful on your level type thing that you shoot a special and that joke kind of goes away you can't really get out of hell that anymore and that blows my mind because like my whole thing is like work this thing out and build this thing that I can go out and play every night for the rest of my life


    Joe Rogan | Ric Flair is Important to America w/Everlast
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    I don't know what the worst thing is that's happened in the last couple years like it's a second the whole crowd starts it's like you know it when's the first time it popped up down south like a Kentucky or North Carolina that's what I feel like I heard it first like you know that might be Ric Flair that might be a wreck sorrow moment where it all connected like oh s*** I started that guys like that are important to America because such he's such a character in his Prime with his suits hip-hop subculture involved with wrestling like I mean like these cats that I'm actually fans at Westside Gunn and and and Conway and his kid painting that got this record label call Griselda but the Westside Gunn kids like a f****** wrestling fanatic like his more I guess I can borrow I think he's involved with like the WWE it's this is his whole subculture of like this rub wrestling and and and Hip-Hop going on right now is definitely made its way into stand up to now you know they have this podcast the store Horsemen will they all just talk about pro wrestling a bunch of comics Tony Hinchcliffe knees, who's on that store Horsemen Jeremiah Watkins right who else. 1773 son started in 1773 during prohibition for additional medicinal purposes I didn't know that why didn't but I am not shocked to this company kept making whiskey all through the prohibition Legally Legally so people that you know I just got a new whiskey Johnny skourtis Matt Edgar Josh Martin that's right I hope I said screw last name are really into progress until they even go live these dorks they fly out till like WrestleMania and they go in the audio a live same thing events in groups of people whether it's musicians rappers hip-hop or stand-ups it going like for sure see that's the thing I want in in the universe you see him now mean that the guy still gets love everywhere he goes you know like I did in my special where I said you know Ric Flair and then I put the microphone out to August trouble but this is the address you you know you get older you and you see things like this you appreciate them for what they like you can think they're cheesy when you're young but then as you get older you go. That's f****** awesome that's the male soap opera forever since back when they have children that yummy when I was a kid was Bob Backlund and Jimmy Superfly Snuka Iron Sheik I don't know if you could have really grown up in America as a little boy in that had a phase at some point where you interacted with one of these wrestling organizations WCW or WWF when I was growing up and if you were like one of those kids is really into like groups you know you would go I'm like f****** Killer Kowalski s*** you would go anchor you would go you would try to find some people that were off the beaten path what you know about this wrestling organization cuz there's a bunch of like weird little tiny food when I was when the house of pain like was like early on that you know but we were experiencing pretty good success like ECW had formed crazy extreme championship wrestling championship wrestling I think that's what is Oobleck out of Philadelphia and they invited us to a bunch of news the first time I ever really and I know it didn't happen before but their whole show was about cats cutting their faces open and bleeding during matches and it was Insanity man and they had packed houses I mean I think you bought it up like Vince McMahon brought it up in the guy who owned it or ran it became one of the Rye characters within and I believe I've been a long time I'm old I'm 50


    Joe Rogan | Recaps the Daniel Cormier/Stipe Miocic Fight
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    sure they showed Steve Bay just pulling off of DC without the case that was it in the back she had that whiskey do this soon as he started digging and it was like a wild something's happening dude Steve bass nasty he wanted that belt by shots he took incredible on that last time that's exactly happens if you're not prepared if you don't think you're going to get punched me relax for a minute and then you get punched by something you don't see, and you can get f***** up and when you're in a fight with a Greco-Roman wrestler the caliber of DCU knows how to manipulate you and he just been manipulated in perfectly into that right hand and there's a beautiful work of art but he was never able to hit him like that in the second fight like at as cleanly and have that kind of an effect the shot the hidden ones were pretty good shots but Steep and ate them Steve Baker take a f****** shot he just got cut just got caught he can take a shot and he was there in the fourth round which is really impressive but in the fourth round he was looking good they recognized as soon as he touched that never shot that it was in there and it hit him straight talk see I love that guy that was great he's one of my favorite people to do commentary with man for sure he's he's the best he's so fun he's hilarious like when Rose namajunas knocked out Yanni NJ great personality man and he's a hell of a fighter and he was dominating in the first round to what I think the way you described it is right that wrong that he did it just didn't fight well he didn't listen to his corner I think that's what he thinks it's like he fought really well in the first round and then out of the sack around keep your damn hands up you know when he was like walking him down like almost like disdainfully like walk them down and I don't know if it was part of a strategy to psychologically put a lot of pressure on steep a you known to try to establish that steep a done that he's a champ now but it was almost like disdainful Misty pay survived was there and he was in really good shape and around 3 in rounds for that was what was it forbidden that first round I mean there was a couple times when I thought he was going to be like like you was going to get them all over in that first round and when he when he picked them up and dumped them like Jesus Christ he's he's good that's exactly what it was and he doesn't want to do this anymore I'm done I know he made a ton of money and I know he's really good as a commentator and hopefully she'll do that forever sure or he might don't want to do it one more time but it is always Jon Jones were lurking man janja being felt like everybody knows like that's the biggest rivalry in MMA isn't it isn't it what about right it's like when you're a champion but the champion who's the real Champion didn't lose it and then they have an interim champ like what are we doing here what it what is hap is it got it I'll come back and and and show that he's he's still him liking hopefully got one for him keeping all this stuff together and then yeah it would have been different if he just kind of faded in the distance then then it changes that neriah but he came back and it's and heat up his original thing was like you ain't that guy I'm that guy still what would happen if you got to come back and and and showing the peace be still hymn like and hopefully got one for him keeping all this stuff together and yeah it would have been different if you just kind of faded in the distance then and then it changes that narrative but he came back and it's in heat up to his original thing was like you ain't that guy I'm that guy still


    Joe Rogan on Conor McGregor Punching That Old Guy
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    love Irish people man I just I'm f****** fascinated by the wildness of that culture would you do that's why God made whiskey you no survivors were so the Irish would never rule the world when you see a guy like I like Conor McGregor part of what is him is Irish he's like a pure like brilliant Irish no talking about war don't talk s*** you know I'm right back to my it's like that you know that that guy that you have your fight but if he loses but you know you're going to have to fight him tomorrow yes or as soon as his Jesus healed up in the Bust It Up mrs. gone close with the fat guy said doing that the guy was only 50 just kind of sat at the bar, didn't really the money's got there should be like five guys around him that make sure that never happens but they can't listen to him if you have a guy like him he's going to do whatever he wants even if there's a bunch of people around him stopping them you're not going to stop them from doing chicks on the ground in Miami it was all the bodyguards there he just did it just did it did Conor McGregor supposed to live don't get locked out it's also the whole structure of the way things are now as far as like entertainment it's like you guys all about eyeballs while he f****** figured it out man bright by 2018 is worth a hundred million dollars quick quick and he called it all the way and you called it all the way that's the way they called it all the way like I'm going to be a billionaire or millionaire eats pressure are you look at the Aldo fight Picture Perfect left hand knockout doing any prettier the time in the setup the patient's the movement that the setting it up looking for him to leave in exactly those Warriors I'm a f****** that up cage Wars is it two different ones there probably is probably a bunch of cage stuff but it either way he was f****** people up overseas I was like this kids for real just see something sometimes it seems like I watch a video see how a guy moves mma's IQ you can go back and watch him and you go all this guy's got to be special it's kind of like a weird sense of timing you know it's like he's just very good at understanding where you're at and knowing how to put it on his head me when you know that I already know until Hawaii Irish thing that's it. do you feel it like you feel like Goosebumps crazy like you do everything you can to stop just to keep yourself from crying the beauty of it this guy standing there in front of thousands of people that have flown overseas as he is ignoring people fly over Brazilian fans are crazy until I saw the Irish man they take over the whole Mandalay Bay was taken over by people singing it was all get together and sing the same song like thousands of them together singing the same song I remember the first time when we went to Ireland House of Payne in between songs they broke into the hall and you know I'm soccer chant stuff and we were just like this is crazy and we never experienced anything like that they don't do that at the sports events at home at all so real Connor fight in Ireland once he's got to fight in Dublin in a soccer stadium f*** yeah right why not want to know if he's ever going to fight again. More trying to do it more money and pay-per-view if you fight in Vegas you know Vegas is worth a lot of money doesn't the time have a lot to do with it too when I get over there so they can accommodate the pay-per-view here the idea was that it's like more money and pay-per-view if you fight in Vegas you know Vegas is worth a lot of money doesn't the time have a lot to do it at 2 when they got to do the whole weird time thing over there so they can accommodate the pay-per-view here


    Joe Rogan on the Equinox/Trump Fundraiser Controversy
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    you see the Gillette razor commercial where they is it the Gillette one where the two firemen kiss I don't think I don't think Isabelle isn't it like dude but if you buy into that like it was all my God I'm so happy this company's is woke you do some more cuz they're just taking advantage of the try to make money off of you sort of but it's also hot is like hot firemen and is hot boyfriend and they're making out and they know the guy comes back from a fire and he's ready to get some dick right now holla remember saying okay we're being Progressive I love it when I do you wish it go for it I just find it weird I find it strange that woke capitalism thing that people that companies will take a position that you think would turn off like 50% of the people who buy from them but I don't know goodness they're buying that has happened there's no other option it's convenient membership I handful of people a virtue signaling saying to boycott the brand but if I add another high-end gym that's all over the place like a phrase on your exact same political beliefs on the Iraq War now okay Let Us Praise on your laziness is the insurance that you get through like sag-aftra they like it's that you know you get it for free if you qualify and then when you don't qualify for it you're still enrolled in it and it's like the most expensive insurance Brenda kind of got me on this and that way we're a year where I it wasn't taken care of I was like why don't want to switch out and have any doctors that you know I mean like B2B difference lately kind of get you like that if you support anything that he does even adjust his business practices then you're racist like everything that you support if he supported you racist yeah crazy does defending a racist or not see this a trick and very effective soap opera don't know why this guy supports Trump but maybe he could explain it right in the real estate guy he's a big real estate guy related properties if you if you can't see that I mean if you have a problem with that and many people would write many people would have a problem with that but that's a different thing but if you if you if you hear what people are saying they're saying if you support Trump that you support racist so you support white nationalists and I think you're leaving so many people out of the conversation when you do that oh yeah I mean the guy got a million people to vote for him so if you're saying anyone who supports him some type of Nazi white nationalist then we got bigger problems we should break up on paper couldn't even apply to be right would never be accepted into a being a Nazi or a white supremacist worried about people defecting from their tribe or turning on their tribe and we we have this like a built-in fear of this kind of s*** happen if there's that aspect to it right it's the people who are worried about people defect and then you have the opportunist who can playoff that I do instead of having to win an argument or having that you know like convince people I'm just going to say you're with the other tribe you're in this bad group so you're don't even talk to that person and I don't even listen to what they have to say you're a f****** adult was going to say why you have to be so defined by your Troy you know I mean like I would love to hear the argument about the what does good for him for his real estate Ventures I'd love to hear it like an honestly laid-out argument of why someone like Trump's better if you're real estate developer and I might be a significant part of his business he's really good and less accessible to his grandkids he wants to watch grow up and go to college it's like I don't know I don't think this is initially just bad people that have a lot of money I think there's a lot of good people that have a lot of money is wanted to do all the good s*** really upset about an issue you always have to wonder like how much of it going in there was what what is upsetting to use upsetting to that anyone who supports Trump represents all the things that are wrong with America today in terms like white nationalists and terrorist attacks mass shootings and and in the end in dressage and if you if you support any part of that any part of your good for your business Chick-fil-A McDonald's businesses the completely different thing they're like making the country great and jobs and draining the swamp and all these other things like they have two people looking at the same thing and seeing very different realities confirmed but that was I don't know this f****** if the thing starts off with every day you're hearing on the news that the president is colluding with a hostile foreign power he's a Russian puppet he's working with what Amir Putin and then by the end you like we have to impeach him because he thought about obstructing the investigation that he was declared not guilty in this is getting weird and you guys were going to be upset no matter what I'm not coming back in the show I'm going hard this time apart is only having really two choices like we're scrambling to see who's Choice number to who's going to be the one that opposes Trump he's seeing people starting to crack under pressure Michelle I'm going hard this time apart is only having really two choices like we're scrambling to see who's Choice number to who's going to be the one that opposes Trump and seeing people starting to crack under pressure


    Should Joe Rogan Start a TikTok Account?
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    have a different perspective I think I have a bunch of old sets for me when I was when I was on TV I was doing, like 5 years for years they're terrible but the good thing about it is they exist and it is it's less you see like this was in the beginning I was talking terrible but just keep going can you look up to you. I don't give a fuk so I've been digging in the crates I've been digitized in a lot of my old VHS s*** trying to let you know just for posterity and going through some of my old f****** TV said they're all terrible like the Lettermen said is probably the only thing the Lettermen in Def Jam set in 06 those are the only two. Still to this day ago and I still stand beside those trucks everything before that premium blend star surge last Apollo ComicView all of it I'm like Barry that s*** and my biggest fear is becoming famous whatever the f*** that is and then bet just rolling out some sort of remember when f****** thread t27 here looking like the only problem you don't need you don't need Gatekeepers internet the internet has no Gatekeepers they have people that I podcast to get you on there podcast to do your own podcast you've been put out a lot of content no Gatekeepers the problem with it is that it takes, to discovering it because the problem is a young, cuz that you inherit the goals of your predecessors so as a young, especially as a road, every road cam trying to get on TV so they make you believe TV is where you need to be going don't look that YouTube s*** little Niger you got to get on that damn in this is not a knock on Letterman and it to work as a credit but they worth of a late-night Credit in 2006 versus 1996 it's not the same currency you know there was a deflation in the currency so it got me more rooms you got me more money but there was no real Auto f****** here's your career choose your career use your Kevin Jack like it doesn't work like that but the only but you're chasing with somebody else wanted and the game is always moving the school of fish are always so you have to be ahead of that curb and I just didn't listen to the instance show the gold was yet but I don't think it's that hard to see the future let me see really see the future but see the transit repeat what people are paying attention to I'm quicker to read Fast Company then I am a variety or Hollywood Reporter because we're Tech goes for people going but people do they want to laugh so you figure out a way with that to integrate laughter into whatever the detective you act like this Tik Tok ship whatever this is is it the maximum one should maybe he's into it like ironically doing it but yeah


    Roy Wood, Jr.: I'm Not a Fighter, But…
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    Spider-Man mo one and one lifetime one teacher showed up I got in a fight with grade and stop the violence rally someone will come in and go hey man right brother isn't it out of me Mario Brown Air Force retired not to fight at all until I learn how to fight I was terrified I never never never never was the guy who I got was just trying to get away from everybody cuz I grew up in different places we moved around a lot when I was a kid so I didn't grow up like with a bunch of friends where everybody knew everybody like I was always the new kid so you always had to always always until then when I was 14 I move to a new city New Town SRT8 start taking martial arts do you teach your kids into it for a little while but they do like doing other stuff mostly gymnastics and s*** but are you teaching them that you thinks it's because I'm trying to side with my son you know how to approach self-defense how is 3 the question becomes about teaching proper conflict resolution cuz I also I'm wired a little weird in the sense that I feel like because he's a black kid he's not going to get judge the same if he throws the first punch so I don't want him in a position where he might get expelled or something you know but if you got to get you because you have conflict in the gym all the time not conflict in a negative way but we were sparring you know you slap hands and you just do it and you go full blast trying to get each other as hard as you can and you can do that to just because you're not hitting each other just choking each other and get an armbar and then some guess you just tap and then you move on to the next thing and the thing about doing that is then you're not worried about conflict doesn't seem as is scared you like for me until I start learning martial arts terrified of everybody. Everybody is going to kick my ass f*** like a rats eat some dude that bullied me and my s*** that go around the whole opposite way of school and why walk the total way around the school to get to the bus that was always every week for sure going to give me the damn business corner store in Denver, and take my f****** nihilators and Lapis that are set aside lunch at lunch so I can eat candy and chips on the way home and it was snatched that s*** right I might only thing Save Me growing up I had a good ass basketball goal so all the g******** in the neighborhood will come to our yard to shoot ball so I essentially learned every every terrible person in my neighborhood shot ball at my house so you can't f*** with me be you won't be able to shoot off all that's nice so I don't know if my mom did that by Design I know she did it to keep me from going up to powderly park to shoot ball where you know that's why the b******* will go down but all the b******* and came to her house but out of respect my mom and my dad like they never started s*** and just walk around and able to personally find out it's cool I can still get f*** with but on the walk home it was great that's very nice very nice Department of kid who's really mean who's like bullying you in high school and Junior High School and that could fuc people's whole lives up sometimes people never recover from that s*** and it's a natural inclination that people have the f*** with someone is scared of week to get an animal's man you see the dogs animals yep the basic and bullying is that since nature it forces you to overcome cuz almost every fighter that I've ever met professional fighter was f***** with George St-Pierre who is like one of the greatest of all-time told the story on the podcast about he was driving his Range Rover when he was world champion through Montreal and he saw this homeless guy in the homeless guy was his bully in high school and realize it was like whoa like what's going on man what are you doing in like talk to the guy and try to make amends to the guide help him out a little bit just like f*** man this is his bullying hike when you realize like most people that are causing pain and inflicting pain on people they're in pain man thats why they're doing it you know it's like victims you know the victims of crimes often times perpetrate those crimes on other people that that happens when kids get abused at home to get beaten at home they're the ones who want to beat and kids up at school you know they they want to dish out that violence on someone smaller than them cuz they're getting it dished out on them by someone like Elsa power that's the constant victim narrative but on the other hand families of people that grow up that are martial artists like like all the kids know how to fight their the nicest Friendly's people they don't worry about it it's not the thing that f**** with her head like for me I knew I didn't know how to fight to a scary so I can every time some more f****** me about like headlock and threw me down on the ground and was going to punch you in the face I'll never forget this like I forget what was happening we were talk we would like I said something's he said something stupid to me I said something stupid back to him they just got me in a headlock and threw me on the ground and he helped me like that he's going to punch his like to bother I'm just sitting there going goddamn help with and I remember going that's it I'm going to learn how to fight this is ridiculous do you do you ever run into the people from your past you have a revisionist history on your relationship and not too much cotton balls deep in martial arts like my first year of high school so wide like halfway into high school I was already crazy I was already competing and traveling all over the place and so but I do want it if people have fake stories around the people that don't tell me things that happen to anybody story about some guy told him that one time we were on the street and some guys across the street were talking s*** I want to cross the street and kick both of them they had my that never happened never happens I'm a guarantee that never happened to the last I was in a street fight I was like 15 I'm like this never happens is not a true story opposite manner people come to me with s*** that I don't remember I just let him have it if that's your memory of us in college fine whatever when you're at what didn't happen when you definitely not like I know for a fact I was never in any street fights outside of high school had a professor from college excuse me in a phase of Facebook thread of Summer article about me and like all the other alumni are commenting on it and one of the professors I remember in 1994 when you said this thing to me in class and Storm by the time like I didn't roll until 96 she's clearly been mad at me all of this time about something that I didn't even do and I'm just there's nothing I can say this is Veterinary to find you know what I'm sorry for the s*** that I didn't do whatever but then she replies thank you it means a lot so arrogant brain I freed her of her anger or whatever the f*** it is you thought I did but great I just don't feel like going back and forth that's a great approach it's it's so much easier to evade I'm more of an Invader in a schemer than a fighter like I'm not going to argue with you and go back and forth but what I will try and figure out a way to do is over the next two years diabolically dismantle anything you stand for and believe in, but that's that's my approach to think like there's a comedy club owner that God is my witness before I die I'm opening a comedy club across the street Comedy Club across the street I heard the stories


    How Roy Wood, Jr. Hustled His Way Into Comedy
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    what comes with it that's why you're so good man did that that the Hustler mentality that's so important that stole important Network you fine people that you can that are as driven as you and then you just figure out ways to work together and do s*** but comedy is so so many motherfukers a lying bro they're lying and you lie you get the leverage and like it's like so the way I got hired on radio so at the time stop was that misses 2001 amount of college and if I can get on the radio then that'll give me more access in the city and I can host my own Comedy Night by hosting my own comedy night I can offer money to out-of-towners who also have comedy nights and do swap out so I needed to get the the radio gig so at the time they were doing some sort of contest or some s*** who's the funniest and Birmingham some s*** and do for the contest it so I knew it was long story long story short is that about the radio station I asked the guy that I'm Buckwild who's hosting I-57 not the same song but why different iCloud comic I go get cool not done enough for the comedy club in Birmingham to know that on black weekends the black radio station hosts the black comedy night on Friday stayed throughout t-shirts and all that s*** so I go to the comedy club and I told Bruce Ayers and said hey I just got hired at 95 7 and they want me to open for DL Hughley this weekend and goes okay that's fine I'll go back tonight I know you don't want to f*** with me but I'm opening for DL this week do me a favor watch my set if I'm funny put me on Monday morning because you got a deal so I get to the comedy club at Friday and all I have to do is keep Buckwild Bruce tears apart so that neither one knows what the f****** lie was and Bruce came backstage and you just act like you belong and you act like the truth is the truth kind of merge in with that s*** and Bruce Game of Thrones okay go out to the t-shirts and then you bring up Roy and I went out and it was 7 minutes by f****** Crush like just when you need that one set to go right in every syllable every f******, is perfect and I demolished in front of DL Hughley and I walk off stage and bucwild says see you Monday morning and that's how I got radio it's just what we going to do not f****** book me I'm already not really working the comedy club I'm already not hired by you what is the penalty for this lie is this lie will this life send me to jail know that you don't have but if you've performed somewhere else outside of where you from you performed across the country yeah what you basically dislike the comedy version of a subprime mortgage loan he kept the house that's amazing captain man I just thought I came up man cuz I got it when I was when I was 19 so put credit card from stealing credit card to college so I could have gone to jail or dish it could be a lot worse living in the back of your mind forever house mean but know this is having a choice I have to freaking do this I knew it dude who was one of the original credit card fraudsters his name is international style and international style and international he was a real nice guy but he was a famous loser at gambling and that he would make millions of dollars on credit card fraud he had an organized crime Empire and this what they would do back in the day remember they had this transparency like they would run your card they'll put on machine negociar Chuchu carbon people who worked in these department stores would take the carbon and sell them to him he would take those carbons make a totally new credit card out of the car AC with some sort of machine and then they would distribute them to these guy they would buy Goods with this stuff and then they would sell the goods and then guys would come to him in the pool hall with paper bags filled with cash and all he wanted to do is gamble on pool and he could never win and when I'm telling you never win that I was playing with dirty money and he knew it his head was f***** up he would be staring the 9-ball would be in the hole and he would be no dudes did you find something from him something very weird just happened what happened so I'm typing typing International Sal right and I hit space bar into things come up credit card thief and pool player but when I click the search for that nothing shows up because of us cuz I know all the Talk international Sal before I and him being a credit card Thief mom was actually taking care of him when he was in hospice he was he had cancer he died of rectal cancer Mouse jail for quite a long time but then got out and is doing the same goddamn thing again was crazy though is that when you get arrested especially for like some white-collar s*** like that like what they don't tell you about getting arrested is that the first thing they do is try to pin other unsolved s*** on you so before you even like get a mugshot of anything you just go sit in the room and they go here all the mugshots of the people we are looking at for similar crimes do you know any of these m************ need to get a handwriting sample Denny as in like this and that when you find out my all I was just a petty f****** teenager that just took a credit card to get some jeans and then you start realizing I do there's an entire f****** Syndicate of s*** happened in this city that I didn't know anything about they trying to f****** pain on me and that's when the fear sit in cuz I probably won't go to jail they do not care that is already a criminal that's when I got in the comedy that was the f****** depression like that was good f****** moment like oh s*** and then when he was in jail picture pictures together then you put it up on his Instagram he took pictures with the guy kidnapped he's like 31 years ago I kidnapped this c********* our friends that's a beautiful thing no man is a Redemption and being able to make a mistake and get back in the mix and learn how to be disciplined who's in jail and when he got out of jail he not not only did he have like a drive that other people probably couldn't comprehend but he knew what would happen if it went bad again he knew what would happen if he slid back down that road again and apparently likes Corrections often said when he was getting out you'll be right back in here and I will be I will be 32 years ago I made a mistake so why Redemption is about


    Joe Rogan | Can Someone Like Jussie Smollett Redeem Themselves?
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    Trot walked out at the NAACP Awards and did a jussie Smollett up nobody else is going to give you a see how you laughing at you enjoying that checks different no other, because going to give you that black people that hold did the Eddie Murphy when he did that we got to the Rowdy went after Bill Cosby that is amazing Kelly Show tickets at the entire time everybody saw the piss tape he had supporters at his arraignment in Brooklyn that's the problem is that you start looking at the Lee Daniels in the Tyler Perry's and you know maybe the Ava Duvernay is in the people that are in that world of black Cinema that could get them back into whatever this crossover mainstream world is so it's about learning that trust again but I think there's no and I'm just saying from personal experience you know people more forgiving then I think black and I don't think they're ever going to forgive him for Tupac I don't think gay people give him for that and that's for gay people to decide I know Tupac fan but different what the f*** did you just say what happened to explain the whole thought process for putting on the host why you kept a noose on his neck was talking to the cop while holding the Subways and yes you got a good drug through the mud yeah come on I'll get this dragon reduce Netflix movie Raikou how to f*** with this get on it online he's still saying that he didn't do anything right he's still saying that he actually got mugged that's one of the stories we are after he got cleared the first time I quit clicking on links and then the city of Chicago started suing the city of Chicago decided to sue him for the cost of the investigators I had them done yeah I get it I think I think I honestly feel like there's a way back Marv Albert was biting people on the back so there's a way back and entertainment there's always a way but what's his name white women have known of jussie Smollett was lying on to Nigerians on the curb the long-range department hours or talking about this last night he's talking to people Good Morning America would have the f*** the show update today the Today Show hello-how-are-you the land and non spicy as possible but in the in the so you think he's at cuz they replaced him was it was Carson Daly was that kind of who they used for a while and today these are the morning show for long time to special what does redemption and ownership of whatever you've been because if you're in this goes back to the whole Redemption conversation is it about your truth or is it about the truth of your accusers or is it about what Society perceives you as Bryant or the combination of those because if you don't believe if you don't agree with what you said to you because that part of the Redemption is respecting their truth are you and it's not what you believe happened what went down when you hit the shot like you did to the teacher correct similar it's just hey I'm sorry I don't know if Matt Lauer what can I do to show attrition to move the with your accusers Society at Large girl from Tenacious you can do about that so I mean that's in a f*****-up way that's the game khon-tv hello good morning everyone welcome to the Today Show today we have Tom Cruise I never forget him and Tom Cruise arguing over whether not Brooke Shields take antidepressants that's a real that's a real quick so crazy yeah yeah they're they're arguing over him and Matt Lauer and Tom Cruise and Tom Cruise's telling Matt Lauer he's being glib you're being glib Matt you're being glib cuz you know Tom Cruise's like a Scientologist believe pharmaceutical drugs don't believe in antidepressants or Psychiatry there it is right there is it two of them are doing and Matt Lauer's got that I'm thinking cuz I'm holding a pen and pieces of paper War of the Worlds as early aughts was a big deal was a big deal for a long time. I'm thinking cuz I'm holding a pen and pieces of paper War of the Worlds as early aughts was a big deal was a big deal it sucked Tom Cruise's career up for a long time that people like Skyzone f****** nut when are they talking about somebody else's business


    Joe Rogan | Robert De Niro Is Suing His Former Assistant for Binging Friends, Embezzling Money
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    come on silly heinitsh Deniro's suing some lady that work for him they watched 55 episodes of friends in a week no yeah she embezzled money allegedly embezzled money took use his miles to fly on her own personal trips okay making 300 Grand a year but they're the big store the clickbait title was he sued over six million dollars after a wild friends bench what's 55 out of 55 episodes of it in four days that's 2008 that's DVDs in 2008 that is hilarious so that I feel going after it 11 years later in 2008 and then and then okay she began is Daenerys assistant and she now is being sued so she basically got to a place they're working together for 11 years 11 years of employment DeNiro Robinson Rose to vice-president production and finance according to the suit which list for 2019 salary at $300,000 she finally left the company in April after being suspected of corporate sabotage to the legal filing she embezzled money and she went crazy. 7 hours a day 14 episode 2 f****** a DVD box-set days cuz I feel good show it's just funny that all the s*** that this lady did apparently allegedly the 55 episodes of friends the ones who became the headline there we had to click on the funniest episodes of Arrested Development research projects because he's getting divorced right now so he's probably at a restaurant where he yelled at his wife I wouldn't have to do the shity f****** movies if you're in spending all my money I've been sober since he's been like I don't know what the physically-unable-to-perform like he's basically been on the disabled list entire season Rocky goes through and deals with his divorce part is buzzell infidelity or something you're paying for her lawyer if she didn't work you pay for the general of the opposing Army to try to dismantle you financially and he didn't he a prenuptial agreement so he went to war for f****** years years and years and years and they were trying to drain them and the lawyers are smart man they know that the real settlement is great but with the real money is in legal fees leading up to the settlement this drive that s*** out for a couple years hundreds of dollars an hour to time you've lost millions of dollars and this guy you know bust his ass 12 hours a day forever still to this day how about this he's been married for I think he's been married for 14 years to a new woman he was with her for 12 years and he has been paying her alimony longer than they were married while he's married to a new woman and didn't even have kids with her so he's been paying her for 14 f****** years I'm talking six figures every year she lives in a fat house in the Palisades for 14 years to a new woman he was with her for 12 years and he has been paying her alimony longer than they were married while he's married to a new woman and didn't even have kids with her so he's been paying her for 14 f****** years I'm talking six figures every year she doesn't she lives in a fat house in the Palisades the whole thing is bananas


    Is it Ghetto to Have an AOL Email Address?
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    what when did you make the switch to Apple in the first. What was it they never ever forever back home in Birmingham I was gifted and iPod Touch oh yeah and I was all Android phones Android everything and had an iPod touch and at the time all I had to play music was a minidisc player so I can only hold like 5 hours old 102 and I had a 5-Hour minute snugglefuck I'll carry around the iPod Touch then it made more sense why am I carrying an iPod touch and an Android phone that doesn't both and that started the journey but before that I used to make my own PCS are used to go to the store like go to Fry's by motherboard by hard drive that's what I thought you got it you got to want to do that like it was for me I was what I wanted to find out how to do it and it was it was cool to play games on a computer there put together myself but then he moved out of ICU building the games as well you know I'm buying a floppy disk and all that I would just like video games irony of all of this is that I still have an AOL email address as much as I Stitch about when you open it in your lap know it's the same words that have not have a Gmail account so that people will take me seriously when I email them about business ideas but I still have an old-school AOL email that I've had some college I know it's one of those things though when I just think about you got mail you got mail got mail remember when you first heard that you got mail


    Joe Rogan | People Have Trouble with Obama Wanting Secure Borders
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    going to see when you play people clips of Obama talking about the importance of securing the Border I like to play those clips statistics of how many people he sent back and telling people to not come over with their children will be separated from their children it's it's one of those things where people like don't like that they don't like to see that it really is deeply disturbing to them that Obama campaigned on this idea of protecting our border cuz we all agree on it would Trump yeah I mean he definitely said something for you yeah yeah for sure but emotional person I tend to look at what is the policy so I have tried my hardest to move the debate towards when it comes to immigration towards a matter of sustainability matter of sovereignty no matter the rule of law and I do believe in this idea of a managed border or do we not and you know that Trump has made the Democrats so crazy that they move erratically to the left and it's interesting to watch people always say like both sides of got into extreme I always find that interesting and two ways to manage to measure extremism one is our voting record like how often do you really but with the other side you can measure that pretty carefully actually and you look twice in a YouTube video maybe where you watch all overtime all the red dots in the blue listen to sort of mingle together and their voting records and they slowly over time move the sides so both sides are responsible for that like a lack of lack of actual compromise the lack of deal-making we So Cal do for your stuff you vote for my stuff that that doesn't happen anymore eating his reasons for that we can get into it another way to measure extremism and it's the actual policy changes so that we can observe that and I think I think it in that respect I don't think the right and conservatives have really changed our policies around we got more I think Alexa is vastly more extreme and then they've changed their policies radically medicare-for-all open borders I mean effectively open board then I like to use the word but when you're saying decriminalize it when you're saying no infrastructure all in the Border when you're saying no more ice detention beds you're effectively saying open border cuz you know anyone forcing you don't want to stop it so I don't I don't know what else to call it the green New Deal socialism the good word now so I think that on that loan that measure only one side is really moved to an extreme as far as pause policy positions go and do your point look at Barack Obama and he's not the only one who can look at Chuck Schumer's old comments on the stuff I mean it you could have written those statements for them people coming over here better for the life the real issue is drugs and crime what can be done to mitigate the fact of the Mexican drug cartels cuz that seems to be our biggest worry our biggest worry is it cartels and cartel violence but there's a sustainability and sovereignty criminals drug dealers the vast majority are but that just because you're a good person and you want nice things doesn't mean you get to move to the front of the line on immigration also important to note for people that don't know it's kind of a shocking statistic we let in more legal immigrants than any other country about how does someone get over here and how do we know that they don't have a history of violent crime sure like for a merit-based system with the president propose I think is absolutely right we we have the opportunity to choose the best people from the world to come here and if you're a refugee we have a system for that and if you're an actual asylum-seeker we have a system for that but we should be totally opposed to this idea that just because you made it to walk across the border that all of a sudden you get to cut to the front of the line and that's exactly what's happening right now Lupe's rehab if you bring a child with you our laws are written so that we basically can enforce it we cannot enforce these laws in this is for the Flores settlement heard that a lot what it means that you can't obtain a child past 20 days so if a family comes across her it's usually it's usually just a part of the family cuz what they actually do they split up now they split their own families up because they don't want to deport one of the parents is that make sense you can't detain children which effectively means we can never adjudicate these claims in time whether it's an illegal Crossing issue like a criminal act of 13.0 u.s. code 1325 illegal Crossing or just they're claiming Asylum either one we can't we can't adjudicated in time so what ends up happening is a catch-and-release when they say Okay show for court date what incentive do they have to show up for that court date so you know earlier part of this month so did you get to a question of sustainability let's say all the tail hundred thousand people are perfectly good people but it's sustainable sustainability question and it's also fairness question why do they get to cut in front of the legal immigrants why did they get so much more priority over all of the other people who want to be our country around the world and they don't have that opportunity across the border which system then we have to put a stop to that and then have a good conversation bubble maybe we need more workers okay well then let's increase worker visas if that's true I think we show sympathy about on them because they're poor people that are trying to do better for the life whereas we look at people that are coming over from Canada and if we had a hundred thousand people from Canada illegally immigrating into our country every year we could hey Fox get back over where you are like you guys have a great country already don't have the problem of a lack of opportunity in Canada the way people do in Mexico giant disparity between North America in terms of like United States of America and Mexico the economic possibilities the ship allows have to be written blind to those subjective terminology sure you know that night that's really important otherwise why have like why why even have a system at all if you just if you if it's enforced based on feelings the best-case scenario would be Mexico becomes like Canada chickens are not the one ones that are actually we're having an issue you know it's vastly Central Americans to get the United States this stems from loopholes in our loss okay so because they're actually border us or our laws work we can actually just put them right back for the most part single adults to weaken our system works okay with that the problem is if you bring a child until after 8 so everybody tends to bring a child and what it was also causes of human trafficking children don't belong to these pants I guess you know if they look at DNA testing the trying to try and work this and that is what's happening now and we find that good amount of kids don't belong to these parents so they bring over a kid in order for them to stay and what will happen is the motorcycle that kids border patrol often sees the same kid coming through a different adults and it's terrible what are the main countries who these people are, Guatemala Honduras El Salvador and again it seems like the only way that anyone could really truly is if those countries could rise up to the level of Canada so they could be right commensurate with the United States in this is what the left says we need to do and I don't disagree with it all the problem with what the left is suggesting is that the only thing we need to do and that's just not true we all talked to enforce the laws but it is a bipartisan I think agreement that we we want to develop countries closest to us encourages more creative look at development and Central America the bush Institute is talked about this a lot and I think it's a really good idea which is basically economic empowerment through through digital infrastructure so here America I mean a lot of money just based on the gig economy every individual can Empower themselves and and work towards that it's really cool they don't have that opportunity down there and it's a lack of digital infrastructure whether it's Broadband or whatever working for the investing in the right things as opposed and and work towards that has really cool they don't have that opportunity down there and it's the lack of digital infrastructure whether it's Broadband or whatever working for the investing in the right things as opposed to just made that that you're you're corrupt politicians can line their pockets with and we can feel good about ourselves with ourselves back and think like we're doing good for other countries really not again feel good or do good so he's a good question to ask and so I think I think we're I think we're working towards this solutions in Congress now


    Dan Crenshaw Disagrees with Joe Rogan About Recreational Marijuana
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    disagree about recreational marijuana use your apparently not in favor recreational marijuana I can be convinced but I'm not there yet now amazing you gave me this amazing coffee was actually reduces inflammation gives you yellow look at all so I'm definitely definitely more open to just the federal legalization of medical marijuana and all the benefits that come with that I think the science backside up pretty well sure on the recreational side I'm happy to leave that to the states okay and then there's the argument of states are having trouble with something xcetera because the federal government doesn't miss still make City legal might my issue with recreational marijuana still is is it's any good news is not a strong opinion I have this is not a hell I'm dying on by any means but if we're going to change it I want to understand what the point is like what the benefits are of it recreationally I understand the benefits medically very well but the recreational benefits and I want to see how this data plays out in places like California and Colorado I'll see if there's an increased use among young people cuz there's there's there's very good signs that says if you use marijuana a lot under the age of 26 are going to have cognitive issues for the rest your life along with lot isn't that you know we're never going to put that back in and so legalize something you're telling okay so it's a make the age 21 or what is it in California will you done though is you normalized it for teenagers cuz you said well yeah but legally there's nothing there's no issues with it a lot of people who live their lives extremely productive those people lazy b****** well yeah but I helped you out and I have a lot of friends who don't smoke pot the pot is it tool just like a hammer you can build a house with a hammer or get hit yourself in the dick if you're f****** crazy like Scotch you could drink Scotch recreationally can have a couple glasses with some friends and have a great conversation and it's a social lubricant and people enjoy and I enjoy and that's why we got a bunch of bottles of it over there look but but drink way more scotch it even close to the to the basically cognitive incoherent that should be was just one bite of a brownie you you would but not me I smoke pot all the time I could smoke pot I could have smoked pot before this podcast and the exact same podcast how can I had several hits if I gave you several hits you'd be obliterated and you'd be so paranoid he's their car and you think the government come and get you and they going to close down the Congress and it's a lot of it is based on her own ideas and perceptions and I had a lot of these misconceptions in my own head I didn't really I smoke pot maybe six times or so seven times before I was thirty years old and then when I was Thirty I started hanging around with a guy who smoked while my friend Eddie Bravo we start smoking pot together and I realize I thought this is an incredible tool for creativity like if you use it correctly and yeah it makes you paranoid but I think a lot of wood that paranoia is is you being acutely aware of your vulnerability and your actual real place in the cosmos your real place in society in the real dangers of driving cars in the real dangers of being in crowds of people that's not it's a weird uncomfortable feeling but ultimately you get through that and you're going to be okay in a culture that is not know they have a problem with what you're saying it's a personal level I'm not opposed to what you're saying at all I like when I extract myself from the personal situations I've had with pot and I'd look at it from a policy perspective I think there's something going on with my head pugs so the problem with illegal criminals salad the same problem we had during prohibition this is what popped up to Mom right we all know this this is this is a number one probably have the Mexican drug cartels number one problem is if there's a goddamn customer base United States and then making billions and billions of dollars selling illegal drugs and what's the solution to that and I don't know me not look I don't have kids f****** heroin to be something you could buy at 7-Eleven I don't want you to be able to go to a store and buy math you know but I guess there's a whole other conversation about Connecticut to depend upon the person I get paranoid and I want to do more things cuz I don't want to be a loser yeah that's what happened to me when I smoke pot I think it accentuates many aspects of people that are already lazy if you are ready lazy and you have a problem with discipline but I don't if you have a problem with disappointing you smoke pot yeah you're going the whole situation Define why not but I am but I do have to take into account the entirety of the situation and ask myself what what is the benefit is of society Society doing this like what is the people nicer enhances sense of community and makes people more aware of your surroundings I mean I don't know I think alcohol is much more of a social lubricant definition mean or two but I'm getting along with people going out and interacting with human beings it is good lowers your inhibitions so it allows you to talk more freely with people definitely encourages more sex and more terrible decision making and driving to but this thing about marijuana policy problem test for it and propaganda yeah what it is versus what it really is 35 so like grown up around this my entire life isn't so it's and I'm not going to to measure how much do I owe too much alcohol is is well-defined and we also just hundreds of years of experience with like other culture with how to figure out alcohol how to deal with us to have thousands of years of experience or how to use cannabis but it was suppressed in the 1930s by William Randolph Hearst and Harry anslinger and the real problem is make drugs illegal only Outlaw sell drugs you prop up illegal Enterprises is coming in next next month or next week rather John Norris who is a guy who works for the state he's one of those guys that have to go around and find his illegal grow-ops on public land and it's f****** extremely dangerous can overdose side I just want to see what the data comes out as from Cara is it mixed right now frankly I think we need a strong education program to let people know first of all if you have a problem with reality if you have schizophrenia in your family if your realities already slippery marijuana is not for you and I've personally seen people that have struggled that that do have an adverse reaction to marijuana and then go off the f****** rails it does happen this particular with Edibles Edibles in particular to knock people for a loop but then there's other people that it doesn't do that too and I think the way to study that is to have actual funding and make it legal where you could you look at things across-the-board figure out why the battles we should fight him to the federal level we got to start with a medical so I think that I think the science is clear there let's start another reason I'm a republican because I believe in so much slower policy-making do it like it with these these conversations have to play out in society and we don't always need to solve the problem right away like there's a reason for that things must happen so I think I think medical conversation is the one we should be fighting for the recreational side is is a few steps beyond that when we get to that no more generally when people ask me that I'm like this has that the medical thing is I think of you talking about right now I appreciate that conservative perspective in the slow approach to things and I understand what you're saying but what bothers me more than anything is that American citizens are not doing any harm to anyone could be criminals for something that's been used by human beings for thousands of years and doesn't show any real problems I don't think young people to drink but I drank when I was young I mean I didn't drink a lot but I did occasionally I don't think young people should smoke pot I definitely don't encourage it deeply discourage it and I tell people look there's a reason one of the reasons why I enjoy is I didn't start smoking really until I was Thirty and you know I take time off all the time it's not an addictive substance to me it's psychologically addicted to some people in there might be some evidence of the very very small percentage of people it's physically addictive but not like alcoholism not like a lot of the things that we can just buy any where are you free on it but it but only because I just think more due diligence needs to be done it's not this is not a something I'm being really opposed to well I think anything for young kids could be a real problem especially for young kids with a brain is still developing and trying to find their way through life and you give him something that severely distorts reality whatever it is I wish we had that same due diligence the way they prescribe psychotropic drugs the kids cuz we don't you know that the parents discretion so many parents are putting the kids on Ritalin and Prozac and adderal and you know you're right you making kids speed Frieza as a posted relying on cognitive behavioral therapy which is yeah and work much better because you're getting at the problem you're questioning your questioning the untruths that you're telling yourself as an effectively with CVT is a good practice and you can call that hyperactive or you can just say all that kids got a f****** great engine that a lot of gas to figure out a way to get this kid engaging what they like you take that kid putting in front of a video game because I have any problem focusing now what it what he has a problem with this shity classes with boring subjects bright and teachers that are uninterested and so many people are being labeled as being problems because of the blame something else besides reality how do you saw this I have a ton of experience with opioids because I've been injured so many times that you will ever have a problem getting off of them once you know yet it's devastating it was absolutely devastating and I didn't I never knew this was 2012 so I didn't know how devastating it would be because I just stop taking off I don't think I'm in pain anymore and then I didn't know what was wrong with me SEK I don't know how to describe you just really sick and your body craving the pills you haven't you but I didn't know that I think so you're just feeling the sickness Disturbed The Sickness it wasn't I didn't I didn't quite know where it was coming from and then you need to tell your doctor and that we didn't tell you that no you didn't tell me that just like it matters with addiction went went teenagers are hooked on opioids when that one dealer gets into the system like you change that person's brain forever and they're always addicted to a really bad ways and like it's different the way the way I always remember it like it's ingrained in my brain too but it's different cuz I was older if you got an injury today would you be would you be reluctant to take them now now I have faith in my ability to two act responsibly like I yeah you know when so that requires a lot of things but when he went in this is this a little bit gets to the War on Drugs philosophy like do you just not do it because we're losing all the time and I actually disagree with that pretty strongly because yeah you might feel like you're losing all the time but you are mitigating it and Supply does Kratom and especially with something like opioids at that one dealer gets into that one high school in NM get those kids addicted at 1 party and those kids die 10-12 years later we watch this happened I've been to the funerals and it's it's devastating in that supply that that the Man was created by Supply so like that again. There's no there's never black-and-white to anything so stupid stupid like it's complicated complicated. Epidemics I think a good indication of that could be done to mitigate the song Florida off and sell it to the Russians you know the whole deal with the pill Mills to give her it was a great documentary called the oxy Oxycontin express it detailed how they had pain management centers in Florida set up right next time they go the doctor was next door to the pharmacy that only sold opioids yeah and they and they didn't they didn't have a database I can get my opioids when I go over Jamie he's a doctor he could hook me up and then I go down the street and get more MP and there was an Express from Florida that went up in the Kentucky and Ohio and all these different Sprite we're having giant problems they found out the pills were all coming from this one area who is a Vanguard slammed down pretty hard we're going to know why there's a problem is a general policy approach we show is really questioned why the problem exists in the first place and in with the characteristics of that problem are people dying and they're not like they're not overdosing on oxycontin overdosing from illegal forms of it or heroin is laced with fentanyl so I had attacked the southern border that's where it's coming from waves of immigrants were turning themselves into border patrol they're allowed to cross because the drug cartel say they can cross okay that's why they come across an organized groups and then they turn themselves in the border patrol and they and they claim Asylum it was bring a kid with them so they know they can stay but what's also happening is just down the road the drug cartels removing the fentanyl another or other drugs across this in a bulky truck mostly like marijuana things like that so small they can just bring it another other drugs across this in a bulky drugs mostly like marijuana things like that then they'll so small they can just bring it through trucks to Ports of Entry so and so we need sensors to actually detect that and we're getting those Gringos put in place more and we need to secure the Border because it's where it's coming from and where it's coming from South of the Border which is China so the administration actually did that we got the Chinese to say at least that they'll do it and never know how much


    Rep. Dan Crenshaw Explains the China Trade War | Joe Rogan
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    now one of the big issues it's in the news right now is the trade war with China and this is a huge issue and it's made me dive into a lot of really weird stuff with Huawei and with the Chinese government involved in and very corporations and it's a hard concept to grasp for the average American citizen that the corporations in China or not be connected to the communist government that this is the work hand-in-hand they do the bidding of the government that work together even though they are profitable radically profitable they also do things specifically at the bidding of the government including inserting ship that can allow people to spy on people which is why they're banning Huawei device isn't with the same thing could be said about electronics and aminos entire Apple stores in China that have nothing to do with apple they don't even make their own stuff and call Apple stuff thieves yeah very strange right what do you think about this sort of like tiger war going on right now that we're seeing play out publicly well I think the Chinese deserve every bit of it for all the reasons you just stated their intellectual property theft is is rampant and it has been for a very long time and we've been in this position where our business Community doesn't want to back them too bad because they want that market to be opened up and they will be very conciliatory to whatever the Chinese want and where to get openings to that market and Trump is the first president to receive know when enough is enough until I don't know why exactly he's doing it exactly. He's been talking about this for a very long time and I'm not overly sympathetic to trade Wars especially with our allies and I was happy to see us getting to a deal with Canada and Mexico I don't see a point in in in in strong-arming them but which I know how much more sympathetic to it and I think that that should largely be bipartisan either you don't even see Democrats slamming Trump too much for this consequences and so I would like the president to be more forthright about listen we're going to feel some pain too cuz when you implement tariffs affecting people Supply chains when you do that you're hurting American businesses to ask to be a reason for that reason is the Chinese are Bad actors and we aren't we aren't sort of an economic cold war with the Chinese thinking 50 year terms we thinking for your terms baby huge advantage in the sense if you need advantage that they can prop up their businesses and and and and and put forth their belt and Road initiative synonym in China 2025 I think it's getting that wrong but you know they can they can manipulate public opinion to encourage the statist policies and there's disadvantages to that to that means they're much less Dynamic the fact that they steal everything needs to never be competitive they're not truly a great you know great nation where they're making themselves out to be because they're thieves and it I think we should point that out but we are in this cultural war with them we are in this economic and of Cold War that's that's it nothing new but it is coming to the Forefront and so we got to be careful I would prefer you know if we do we take fight to the WTO we actually have a good history of being successful in the WTO against the Chinese and we go after singular companies like Huawei that would that would I would like to see that you know again I'm sympathetic to the darrows but they do hurt us a good competitive market we do well when there's free competition so we tend to want more free trade and we're free competition cuz we know we can handle it so so when there's not that it it it it can tend to hurt because we very complex Supply chains throughout the world and then stick no to that Sidelines play book that tells you exactly how you should go forth with us and they just now and then sell their decision and and and have a good end goal in mind and I think I think we could do a better job of having that but but in the end I think holistically are more sympathetic to being hard on the Chinese


    Dan Crenshaw Deconstructs the Green New Deal | Joe Rogan
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    what were what we see is just very extreme talking points first of all very extreme interpretations of the actual problem and therefore leading to very extreme solutions to that problem sending twelve years and why not have a green new deal right like it's it's your operating off of a premise that is highly extreme and it's not it's not healthy political discourse it's meant to set and have a villain always comes back to the villain in the oppressor always comes back to this everything everything Somebody Like Bernie Sanders has can be traced to this specific ideology where one person is to blame for what institution is to blame I think that's extremely unhealthy way to look at things and I'll do until actually dishonest I don't know the parameters of a green New Deal the new green deal with it all the time what and what is the idea behind this and then an idea that if you do that you will you will have zero emissions in the next 10 years do clear remember when the talking points came out from the Green New Deal didn't like nuclear so that's how you know it's not an actual environmental plan or at least associated with carbon emissions and then climate change because why would you ban the other one reliable piece of energy that we have that has zero emissions with his new clear so you know it's not about that it it also includes free healthcare for everybody includes free college so it's like it's like every socialist plan wrapped into one and then they caught an environmental plan in advance fossil fuels and things like that so that's a fundamentally what it is it's a wish list of of things like that fear of things going wrong you know there is amount of nuclear energy has been used in this country versus the amount of times we've had nuclear disasters and there's also the problem with these old systems that went like Fukushima that were implemented in the 1960's and 1970's they they're not as good yeah that's true but we we do have the technology to make them go in there and I think we should look at ways to research more tries not modular nuclear devices that are maybe we can get you Adam should have nuclear charge of a nucleus changed our the new green deals just wind and solar concentrates on chest windmills and solar energy ideas to replace the grid with some sort mean California it seems like it could be just put solar panels on everybody's roof in California probably reduce the amount of electricity that we need from the grid radically night and in so this is a complication of wind and solar in general is the boot you need battery backup to really make this work and that technology just isn't there just theoretical it's just not there off the grid with solar power to do that but when they don't like the plants shift weather but not at night 12 hours sun is enough will only if you have batteries only if you have the batteries to store it if you didn't we don't right now for a few hours if you want to if you want to shift the entire energy grid to that we do not have the massive amounts of some good dad on this I don't have enough time I have its massive is massive amount of batteries and Farms to actually hold that is an energy density problem with wind and solar system physics problem to the science can only go far even the theoretical limit to how much a battery can hold 400 it which we're not even we haven't discovered yet but it's a theoretical like capacity of a battery still make it very difficult actually do this and so it's it's just not realistic also consequences to wind and solar like massive solar or wind turbines of space needed for 4 for solar and also where you going to get that at the special materials needed for solar panels like other consequences to this and it's it it is not till 11 if that's the only possible way to do it is not. We should shun it okay that nobody saying that it should we advocate for own above approach if our goal is less carbon emissions than we need to be focusing on one hundred percent of carbon emissions meaning the world's carbon emissions focuses on 15% of carbon emissions destroy fossil fuels will have a utopian society full of wind and solar from the batteries don't exist to make that work but hate will make it work so then that then I thought 15% of the problem and has almost no effect on on the actual climate so when I say 100% of what I'm saying is technological innovation carbon then let's actually focus on carbon capture so I just dropped a bill of lading act and it basically repurpose is Grant funds in the department of energy to focus on carbon capture for natural gas plants so we have natural gas plants in Texas that are zero missions they taken natural gas they operate the the facility to create electricity than they recapture that carbon and they power the facility with it your own missions for Goal Zero missions let's do it works and also by the way that plant can keep going no matter what does that I would have a day giant building but make an air filter like a huge building the size of an air filter but carbon capture air filter the size of a building but apparently they're doing that apparently China is in the process of building things like that I've heard of some things and I think the air pollution problem carbon capture site it's definitely happening with all the oil companies actually doing it because there's a 16 interest in the only gas industry to reduce carbon emissions is a huge interest and they they realize where the conversation is going and we should encourage that you know so there's pretty impressive big projects going on by a lot of these by a lot of these folks what the green new deal is encapsulated with the green New Deal is basically more of an emotional plea to people that are worried about the future in that sea wind and solar as being free and clean alternative to dogmatic approach to those by themselves understands the Congo is a lot of a lot of places that have these good intentions often lead to bad things to look at the ethanol issue when we decided that we wanted ethanol or gasoline well I think it was Indonesia and Malaysia but they cleared tons and tons of forest to to make room so that they could so that they could produce the ethanol oil alright carbon emissions increase rapidly because of that you know all because of our good intentions and like that these incentives and the second third order effects tube to make room so that they could so that they could produce the ethanol oil alright carbon emissions there increase rapidly because of that you know all because of our good intentions and like that these incentives and the second third order effects they matter we have to think about them when we're we're talking about policy and if our goal against Fargo's less emissions and let's let's be thoughtful that how we approach that does not decide on a solution and then look for reasons to backup that solution


    Dan Crenshaw Disagrees with Bernie Sanders About Lobbyists | Joe Rogan
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    1 things you said that you disagree with Bernie on was lobbyists yeah yeah agree with his notion that everything is attributable to some kind of corporate greed and therefore lobbyists it's just not the source of our problems it it's it contributes to it in some ways for sure these are not these are selfish actors they they they have a roll right they're advocating for a specific thing but I think politicians like to point to them is like the boogeyman remember everything that I have not I did not been my experience that it wasn't his not been my experience at these lobbyists of any kind of excessive control over politicians I just don't see that okay babe you know that the corporate back and give you $5,000 that's it I mean this isn't this is not in in no way shape or form and they buy anybody off transparent form of doing things other talking point that sell darkness is not true people who work for Corporation they pulled their money together they can't use company profits just because his personal night and they have limits and what they can donate to that on back and then they use that to advocate for whatever is important that business and I tell people where do you work I'll ask you work what industry when will give me whatever industry must you definitely have a pack lobbying for you on Capitol Hill and I'll just point out bills will say listen this is problematic in this one this would hurt our workers this would do this and put us out of business like don't do that and the other they're selfish actors what can be wrong with their this is advocating for their thing but that weekend also our democracy individuals can donate more than its own individual cap is $2,800 to a campaign and then a couple like you and your wife and double that okay so it's Cobo Financial there's also influence in terms of just cronyism and people reciprocating getting along with each other and working establishing long-term relationships where they agree on things and they make deals and they make deals that might not necessarily be in the best interest of people like deals in terms of like what business is get subsidies what businesses don't get subsidies what things getting outdated what don't what like to hear the perfect example of how do I think we should have left power government that can't be bought off like that you know you won't give her you want government is cronyism certainly happens Rhino say listen like those you know and who can who can lobby as the bigger the bigger company so there's there's some agreement here but it's I think there's still someone misunderstanding of what's really happening so yeah can Lobby regulation that really hurt who's at fault here it's the fact that government trying to excessively regulate so much and it and it creates a crazy situation where there's no longer competition okay then that's a that's a real problem now you know it did that excessive influence do it again it's not something I've seen because there's a lot of competition for influence anybody can come to your office and they all they all disagree different interest that actually compete with one another and they represent different interest it's it's not it's not self-evident to me that that influences is it certainly not bought and in it and I don't I don't necessarily believe it's excessive either I just not what I've seen everything I'm doing it don't come to me when the public support for policies and public support for for for bills and how low the public support is in comparison to things to get past and how when the public what it was things that the public absolutely wanted like across the board had something in the range of a 30% chance of getting passed through whereas there's many things that the public absolutely did not want across the board also had a 30% chance of getting through and they were talking about the various influences that may lead to these policies getting past now the argument is that your rep your sing Representatives Representatives don't do you justice and pass bills and enact policies that would help your community and help you then you'll like them at office but the damage gets done while they're there and the idea is that these people would then go on from there once they've established that influence and once they've helped these people get jobs in the corporate sector get jobs that represent what they've done for those corporations while they were a representative supposedly of the people I think it's in a really dig into like what issue they're talkin about what issues not supported by the poet. That's why you got to unpack those statistics I think you really understand what's happening there but I think that's too cynical of a way to look at politicians I just know I don't feel that way around about my colleagues on the left or the right 7 months start, you just like they just they don't have this influence another not listen to that they present one of the ones they generally be with obviously did they already agree with you bringing up very my new things that are that you just would never know about if they didn't bring that to you billions of dollars on drugs for the elderly in people afford them feelings. But by law the government's not allowed to negotiate the price of those trucks okay so know the price negotiations how did that happen well how did it happen it it's wilted never it was never a thing to begin with so that the government should be able to negotiate prices right the question is what is the price and in the other thing I have to point out is there's already a strong force against the pharmaceutical industry insurance companies because they have an interest in making sure that prices as low as possible they're fighting all the time against the pharmaceutical companies in the healthcare industry all of these groups are often played against each other and then it's politicians we kind of look at all of them we say all right what are your arguments were your arguments to make those decisions based on the overall good but you're going to piss everybody off when you do that Pharmacy and then it becomes a pretty good question like what is government's role there cuz I've I've when I first looked at this problem I said yeah just negotiate that make sense I learned a lot more I learned a lot more and it's not because I met with any lobbyists it has nothing to do with that is because I meet with Healthcare professionals and experts and know this issue really well and Economist who it's very far from self-evident that this would work and it's far from self-evident that would be beneficial at all back to make a difference you know when we when we look at the differences between Healthcare spending between us and other countries the drug prices actually very little to do with that they're able to negotiate those but they also get they also get last choice for medicine okay when you look at a Great Britain and Canada that they're not getting the premier new drugs like we have the United States do we get screwed As Americans because the patent laws are not enforced in these other countries to our Pharmacy or pharmaceutical companies get ripped off in other countries that's a problem and how do we start so that should be something we fix ripped off in that they've done the research to create these drugs and these other companies in other countries is copy these drug addiction are except because they have socialized medicine and their obligation is to provide medicine to the people so their obligations to they don't care about these copyrights they just care about getting medicine to the people know some people would argue that that is in favor of the population in favor of the people that need Healthcare I would argue not sustainable that might make you feel good with talking to then long run profit even if they're having their property because they're charging America was America's basically paying for this is why it's important for like trade agreements to say hate you guys have to enforce the same patent laws that we have otherwise this this is not sustainable situation eventually you don't make a profit right and that's and that's not fair for American the new NAFTA deal was negotiated this with usmca are you happy you have to you have to align Ascent incentives when you're talkin about any policy we have to dig a few layers it's never as simple as Bernie Sanders says it is it never is he always make it out to be so simple it's greed everything is attributable to great everything is attributable to 1% they only they they they on the lobbyists they aren't all that and all of that but my point is it's just not the overarching and we have to have those conversations they only they they they on the lobbyist in all this elements of Truth and all of that but is but my point is it's just not the overarching think there's noodle there's so much more complexities to that and we have to have those conversations in like we're just we're instead what we see is just very extreme talking points dream interpretations of the actual problem and therefore leading to very extreme solutions to that prop


    Rep. Dan Crenshaw Gets Honest About Mass Shootings | Joe Rogan
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    when people talk about issues in this country there's a there's a giant does a giant divide with one thing in particular and that has mass shootings mass shootings and gun control there's a giant divided between people that are Second Amendment Advocates and people that want to round up all the assault weapons and take away all the guns and they think the guns are the problem when you see this pretty disturb increase in mass shootings in this country what is what is your take on it what do you think could be done what's awful their terrorist attacks and I think it's safer to call them that the The Inquirer how you define a mass shooting to find when we look at murder statistics very very low point in our history I mean look at the early nineties is vastly more murders by gun than we have now I just statistically speaking what's what's that because of this isn't do they know there was a massive going to war on crime I think in the nineties increasing police you know you have the crime bill that went through with Travis it's worth a lot of debate right now in the Democrat primary and there was a approach to fix that okay gang violence and we we live in a much even though you wouldn't think so because of these kind of theatrical again I don't know what to call them because because the person doing is trying to commit Terror and for different reasons of course but but attach themselves to some kind of reason but in the end they're they're angry at something and they're taking some kind of psychotropic drugs over Diamond that they've gotten to this point in the so you know how do you fix that we have to understand the problem we have to diagnose it and then we got it and I think we have to be realistic about what the solutions really are and what our ability to influence those outcomes really is and that's it that's an emotional conversation for people you know what we've been doing with the last few weeks of course it's fun center in the debate so but we got to have it what can be done yeah how many is to go after the tool right to go after the guns I don't think that's the right approach it's not it's not against not clear that that would actually solve the problem is there's two there's two main requirements when you're looking at a reproach to gun control it's like doesn't infringe on law-abiding citizens rights number one what's the answer to that and to is it going to actually affect the outcome that we're trying to affect is going to feel good or they're going to do good okay and I think the vast majority puzzles failed both of the standards are they they definitely referring to abiding citizens right and they probably wouldn't even solve the problem examples assault rifles that was not an ARS assault rifles they're really the reason they are because they're called carmelites at the brand assault rifle is not a is not a real things on a real definition and but what if you ban them rifles are responsible for less than 3% of all gun deaths of two points 6% of all gun deaths to Hammers and knives I think are responsible for far more deaths for for 2.66%. even if you don't have a gun I can stop by Hammer yeah but you're pretty goddamn people about an AR quite realize. They think they're gripping it then they control the gun that's not true we can do what does though the room so have you thought about this I mean if you if you had a magic wand and they said hey Dan Crenshaw what can you do to solve this Mass Gun Violence what can you do to solve these mass shootings at the Target the source of them and it is not an easy conversation now which include four or more deaths but these are usually gang violence so gang violence has if it's in a category right so far this year and some of them they do include gang violence right. I think it's it's two or more is that what it deemed mass shootings yeah it might be more that we have 50 at the dramatized shootings at these that these guys are doing it all started with Columbine and it's become the sort of CopyCat crime has occurred over time and it like we didn't have this before that and I think that's interesting I think it's something that take note of and it and it's not clear what you do about that you have to have to look for signs of people before they do it and so one bill. I'm on which is a lot of Fire people just I think misunderstand where it actually is is the Taps act which is the threat assessment of prevention and safety act all this does is give local law enforcement the ability to apply for Grants to get training and and behavioral threat assessment training and data analytical tools to identify these threats beforehand people that are opposed to it they look at it like red flag law they they they combine those two quite a bit. stacked doesn't actually have anything to do with guns and red flag laws the depending on how they're implemented could take someone who looks like they're erratic or who has a penchant for violence and then say you do not have access to guns right in theory that would that would be how they work and they would fill a gap I think and it depends on the state some states have all the ability they need to see threatening behavior in the rest that person but it depends on criminal law within that state fill that Gap the concern with red flag laws obviously is is there really due process a lot of people here that are like okay that means my neighbor can tell on me and they're going to cut my gums the next morning yeah I mean if that's how the law was written then yeah you better be against that cuz that's a terrible law and intend to be fair to a lot of the people who don't like red flag laws they see how these are written in a lot of states in California has one and and they see how does a written and they say just doesn't protect due process how can we possibly before this now they on the other hand there hasn't been any cases where there's there's been some obvious abuse of that law either so you know I've encouraged the conversation I think the conversation has to happen at the state level because every state has different criminal law that's working a lot happens if it it said that does not happen to the federal level the only other controversial approach that I've heard is putting armed police or soldiers at schools which is like that seems incredibly disturbing to me now that you have people not opposed to it but it's disturbing to me that you would have to have someone standing by ready for violence we have guards everywhere when our schools because we've never had them before and they sort of signaling that we've reached this point of impasse where we have to do something about it and we're not doing anything to prevent these things from happening what we're doing is pretty the people that are going to be there when these things happen rapidly get used to it a gun-free zones or the first thing they were attacked to send me an email to counterintuitive response to this but it's it's true I'm going to commit a terrible act like you're going to go to the place where you know nobody is caring I really looking for a fight but that's there's some truth tonight and it itches heart is so hard for people to have this conversation again and there's a cultural fissure here to there's there's some people don't understand some people who like guns as a cultural divide there and I just don't like people who like guns guns guns and that's just not true and wanted things that people like to gloss over is how many people have defended their life and defended the lives of their loved ones with guns in this country every year it happens all the time I've got a whole list of examples that I could read to you right now unfortunately one gets brought up during gun violence statistics and talk about how many people die from Firearms every year in this country there are also talking about people who've defending their lives and defend the lives of our loved ones people get their houses opening to all the time by armed criminals and they shoot those people and they live to see another day and that person dies and that is the whole reason why people don't want to get rid of guns and I want to bring something up along those lines so it's far more likely in countries like Great Britain that you'll get your house broken into while you are there for more likely than in the United States like a bye bye bye good order of magnitude actually so that the why is that because they know that there is no gun in that house does a good chance of the kind of that he'll be 100% yeah even the Liberals like what is that due to crime rates in relation is there's less crime getting out now it's not fair to say that the causation that would be intellectually dishonest but it's an important correlation to know it's also important good per capita places like Switzerland and Israel have far far more gun ownership than we do people don't realize that true I wouldn't come in here and lie to you but they still are with the people like the people have the guns okay and I'm at a rate higher than the United States they are at how they stay neutral but they have almost no crime almost No Cry Israel to almost no crime except for the obvious issues that Israel has in general with Palestine Israeli conflict but it is a criminal act like a very little times like this is interesting about concealed carry data here in United States you know how do you solve this problem think about is 50% of all gun crime you're like 2% of all counties so highly concentrated you can you can so as we look to solve this problem like we would do after really peel back some layers hear the coup is coming the prop where is it happening why is it happening you know we can't attack the tools but it's just it's so far from self-evident that would work also so you abandoned are you actually stopping 3% of gun does no cuz why don't they just use another gun different weapon one of these a truck like they can use it they want to kill they can kill that the horror that we're seeing is that they like to kill this way and maybe that's why is that a guy like go back to Columbine it all started with that and that's interesting we should look at that like what is driving people to like that well I think there are a lot of people if you look at mass shootings a lot of these people when you read their descriptions they're very disenfranchised and very angry and when your franchising very angry there's like an archetype right there's a an image that you have in your mind of shooting all these people that wronged you I mean this is evacuar victimhood conversation and then the real conversation is how many of these people are on psychotropic drugs and what are those what are those drugs and what are the effects of those drugs have on people when you look at the numbers it's f****** stunning whether it's anti-anxiety medications are ssris or amphetamines or let it whether it's what whatever they're on that alters the chemical frequency or the camera of the biological structure of your brain in terms of like what chemicals are in there serotonin and dopamine with these speeds so many kids are on adderal and in various types of speed that stuff radically changes the way you look at the world how many of those drugs contribute or are factor in these killings I don't know if correlation equals causation but I do know the correlation is phenomenally High voluntary involuntary side football you're dealing with a lot of times he's these guys got a really shity roll the dice and that's there's no other way to describe it they did got handed a terrible hand of cards and some of them were pilled up and angry and abused and they have access to guns and then next thing you know there's a mass shooting is what would Bernie Sanders is on here there's one thing I thought I agree with him on which is we have to look at the effects of these trucks and I really what they are I don't see anything wrong with that I want to look at the guns they just wanted to say it's a I mean I don't necessarily think that really angry volatile people that have criminal records should have guns I think they shouldn't right so the guns are we already Outlaw that we do and we probably should you know have some understanding of who you are before we give you a gun the real question is what is understanding and how do we go about doing that and how do I keep people from making these incredibly rigid rules means particular regionally right if you have the states to decide to have incredibly rigid rules that preclude most people from having guns that can be possible if they've just devised their own tests and you're honest about your perspectives on things and that's the fear that's an honest. I have because you have what is the limit you know if you're on psychotropic drugs you be barred from having weapons front of course not you know when and how do you how do you manage that and anyway we do it now again you have to have committed a crime of some sort so there's other things too few abused medication if you abused medication federal law like you're you're you're barred from owning that you know that's in the dishonorable discharge from the military things like that so there's already a lot of standards that actually preclude you from from buying a weapon and there's a there's a third be a very vigorous debate on how you add more standards to that and it keeps you from buying weapon that's what I've read the thing that domestic abuse do I came up with from dishonorable discharge and NFA with an NFA firearm NFA refers to the National Firearms Act so that's what band like automatic weapons based on the general court-martial conviction a person who was convicted of a crime that is punishable by imprisonment for more than one year including dishonorable discharge is prohibited on compressor yes that's what it is to tell if you were imprisoned not just a disc all the time no one has one thing that makes sense this gets you a very deep question about what are cape and I think delete apps on this before they why does government exist and what are we capable of solving and what needs to be solved by ourselves know there are there and what is just inherited human nature is evil and we hate it we don't want to be there but it is and it is it is it appropriate for us to screen to our politicians they save us and it's sometimes it is nothing we can solve it we should try but we have to we have to do it with some kind of constrained vision is tomasello would put it about what is possible and then let's reasonable about what is possible and then hit those two categories I said are we infringing on the rights of everyone for the sake of doing this and second is it going to actually solve the problem in those are those are very important questions and if we don't frame the debate within those I think we're we're we're not doing we're not doing Justice to the problem itself true but again no one seems to have any logical course any logical Clearpath like this is how we're going to reduce gun violence this is how we're going to stop mass shootings other than arming all these public places and I was in Rome recently and when you go there it's f****** standings military vehicles guys with guns just strapped ready to rock just standing by all over the place and I was like to be that way military tank that you know yeah yeah yeah but a mitigate something I think armed security at schools I think certainly mitigates things that start school safety go so I don't I don't I don't think it's just because of tangible things and I think they're perfectly reasonable and overseas I mean I don't regret a minute of it I can be hard at times moving around alot I used to be better not bad I'll do an interview in Spanish so it's all really not bad by any means but it's not great so you can go to a Taqueria and hang hang conversational Spanish Spanish


    Joe Rogan | Why We Need the Electoral College w/Dan Crenshaw
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    is experiment in self-government which is a completely new thing in human history that's redefine the way the rest of the world governed itself mean this that's what America really is is it perfect f*** no but humans are perfect there's not a goddamn human anywhere that's perfect is not a single culture anywhere that doesn't have something that's inherently wrong with it the best system for imperfect human being right and it's it's a system based on the fact the unavoidable fact that we are in perfect and that you cannot you cannot constrain Mankind's nature to the extent that progressives would like to there's a there's a belief from an extensive is Marxist ideology and then going to French Revolution thought that you can perfect human nature that you can get people to be perfect eventually if you just get the state enough control and and stop certain thoughts that are bad keep those down keep these Elevate these other ones you can eventually get us to where we think we should be I think that's utopian see how that's ever possible I think are u.s. constitutional system understands that you know it it's not about her got together and just made a bunch of stuff up right there where they were there very well-versed in history this study that relentlessly and they took ideas from Jerusalem and Athens and Rome and London which of these best ideas in these best practices and they said this is probably how we should govern refreshing to say why government exists if they were going to say that in the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson wrote that the Declaration of Independence was it was it is declaring its independence it was also declaring why government exists and it exists to protect the unalienable rights life liberty and pursuit of happiness when he gets these ideas from guys like John Locke is life liberty and property or those are unalienable rights and you protect right to can't give them to people but you can protect them because they're already inherent in you their natural rights in the Constitution told as how to govern to make how do we live together will there should be checks and balances you should have an emphasis on local steak because because the problems are closest to the people and they should be closest Representatives down at that level 51% of the population should be able to tell the other 49% what to do you know we should have an electoral college so that the biggest population centers can't tell everybody else what to do is important structures they can bet it in the Constitution that allowed us actually last I think as long as we have with the oldest political that's the oldest document the world Constitution I took a long-standing constitution I think that's important realize to it's very bizarre that they had the insight to realize that she could go so sideways that they put all these checks and balances together that actually can reasonably well in a reasonably well way work today that mean there's a lot of people that disagree with a lot of the aspects of it one-person-one-vote it would like that they don't think that representative democracy is important now because we have this ability to communicate that we didn't have in the eighteen-hundreds you know you had to send a f****** Pony with letter on it in order to get your word across now you can actually tweet and you could vote online if we so damn it and we made it legal but the Electoral College do you feel like that that and especially with like things like super delegates do you think that that's still the way to do things and he's still an effective way to why is that because the alternative is the 51% versus the 49% and that that that would that really boils down to is New York in Los Angeles telling everybody to the President should be the vast majority people don't live in New York and Los Angeles the art exactly the problem 20 million + 7 what is it 9 million or something in York on Tuesday but not the issue where I can see you really are at your your your when people congregate in the population centers they also tend to start to think alike and I just think in a more fundamental level the difference between Democrats and Republicans difference isn't it a lot princess of course but a really kind of simple heuristic I think about it is the word Democrat and Republican who won believe in a fair democracy One Believes In a republic I was in God believe in total pure democracy but but when you're saying about Electoral College you are saying pure democracy or saying 51% of the population can tell the other 49% what to do electoral college is a is a checking balance against not that gives those states in the middle of some kind of voice that they wouldn't have otherwise had it makes them flies are reading Iowa right now baby in Iowa if if if we didn't have Electoral College could deer hunting there that's a good reason to go but still equipment to put the reality is it they would only they would only be campaigning in the big population centers they wouldn't bother going to the rural areas because you ain't get the most bang for your buck going to just the populated areas because you only care about 51% of the vote you're just going to go to those main population centers and you're only going to talk to them going to care what they think I don't think that's good that's not a good that's not good for democracy especially such a wide diversity of preferences and and styles of living across countries still important to be physically in a place to campaign like to physically go to Chicago to Campland physically go to Iowa want to see you yeah people I think people want to see you you know that's a good argument to be made that Hillary Clinton lost because she just didn't go to Wisconsin so I think people stuff people want to get to know you want to see you well the good argument Hillary two people didn't believe she had enough energy to go and campaign and I don't know I never met her I can't I can't tell you what the inside look at that campaign was it said Snowden work


    Joe Rogan on Liberal Outrage Culture "You're Making More Republicans!"
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    your social engineering aspect of it in the social engineering aspect of it is it's very problematic for me it was an article was written recently and was one of the guys he was saying something about me in that no silencing white nationalism and keeping them off your platform is not censorship which is the the the dumbest way to sort of boiled down my position on censorship and ignore the real problems of other people deciding what someone can or can't say and what is or is not offencive one of the best examples is a woman named exclusionary what's the word exclusionary trans exclusionary radical with she was in a debate with people about whether or not trans women should be able to invade feminist women's faces so a person who's biologically male who becomes a female later in life should be able to make decisions in feminist debates in the sit-in any ride and get into their Sports and all that says yes but a man is never a woman this is what she says okay Twitter apps to take it down she takes a screenshot of that she takes it down take a screenshot of it and repost it like f*** you like I'm going to put it back up again this way then banned her for Life For Life you know who's on Twitter with no problems man is not a woman she's f****** correct biological it biologically correct made if we want to decide socially culturally that we we're going to accept this person as a woman is a completely different discussion but she's right she's biologically correct right and you know maybe this person identifies but she's saying you're not a woman and you're Banning her for life is crazy this is that it won't culture in its most boil down pouring is nothing to do with white nationalism it has nothing to do with race it has to do with a person that feels like their own particular protected group being a feminist being a woman and and and trying to like carve-out rules where women are protected and she saying I don't like the fact that these trans women or entering into the space and dominating it in certain aspects right and it's is an example of is intersexual wishing that they've created coming coming to terms with itself and you know they are a lot of the feminist groups aligned with us against the equality act because the equality act would have put into real practice this into concrete terms biological man getting into women's sports yes and so a lot of other things by the way but on a deeper level it's interesting to watch that intersection of Coalition just implode and it stems from this desire on their part 2 of 2 divide everybody up into three categories of oppressed the oppressors and they've been the champions of the oppressed right in the world cultures the champions of course that's how they label themselves they were they live with their intersection of Coalition is is the oppressed and then they lump in and out of this whole other kind of intersectional Coalition of oppressors and they connect call with the worst of the worst witch is white supremacist Nazis not to do you're out and they say you're all connected with that somehow even even if you're just making a pretty bland statement about biological men and women somehow that connects to this and this is how you see them reason their way through it and what that does is it undercuts real basic arguments because you're attacking the intent of that argument because you're connecting it with the worst of the worst right we did it and so if you're connecting all of these things you disagree with with that what you don't even have to make an argument anymore yes and the idea that you're going to somehow or another convince people that everyone is a Nazi just because you say so that's not going to work it's going to work as people are going to just they're going to go to the other side you you're making more Republicans with this crazy talk what the f*** man it's a it's a goddamn ancient flag of representing our separation from England and our want to be able to start our own country we that's what it was exactly and it gets to a deeper culture War one of those many fronts on the culture wars this is a big one is America based on bad things are good things are we good intrinsically good or we bad that this is this a huge fissure in the culture War right now and you know it wouldn't when we and I and I have a lot of fear that that that these things are blowing up in that were destroying the things a few things that hold us together as a country like what makes us Americans it's it's not ethnicity not religion is I really geographic area because their geographic area has changed over time it is it is ideals is ideals in his ideals are symbolized by certain things in this USS Constitution the Declaration of Independence how the national anthem like these things matter and I think it's very important for a culture and Envy in this actual ties back into this sort of oppressor press kind of ideology because if you tell people that they're oppressed will then they have to look for an oppressor and it starts small it starts with your parents or your boss or somebody don't like look at their fault that's why I have something bad happen to meet somebody else's fault that it grows into groups identity politics and putting identities against each other institutions okay this is kind of this is about Bernie Sanders this is he doing this often is blaming institutions for r4r for issues constantly that has metal that is morph into blaming the entire country the entire country as a as an American ideal is to blame and I just think that's really I think it's historically inaccurate I think it's inaccurate objectively but I just think it's dangerous I don't think it can go anywhere good unless you just want Total Revolution some people do it just it tears us apart right and we're getting divided along we're we're allowing the pop culture to get involved in this too so we can't share pop culture anymore because you're the musicians are getting involved in politics and then Comedians and late night shows and it's like okay well not have to Country can't even watch it because those people are just tell him that stupid they are losing these basic symbols that bring us together and there were lots of losing a pop culture that should be something we can just share is this before just tell him in that stupid they are losing these basic symbols that brings together and then we're also losing the pop culture that kind of brings us together that should be something we can just share and then not talk politics but that's been removed as well and I just the culture war is it's it's not going to get direction I'm hoping that this is an adolescent stage in the development of this strange country that's an experiment self-government that's what I'm thinking


    Joe Rogan Talks to Dan Crenshaw About the SNL Joke Controversy
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    Beenie Man appreciate it I'm glad to be here this is pretty cool you are rose to prominence through a joke isn't that strange thank you and Saturday night and everybody the seal Community is not prone to righteous indignation kind of reaction there they're more likely they were more likely in private to just double down and make fun of me more you're struggling just to do all your last minute things to get the vote out and so this was it was it did not Don upon me how big of a deal this was going to be at the time it felt more like an annoyance it felt more like I've got to come up with a statement and I'm seeing people really upset about this but I'm not going to lie to them and tell them that I'm emotionally upset like I'm emotionally triggered by this that would be a false reaction on my part so we crafted I think the the right statement which was listen like it's offensive doesn't mean I'm offended and you don't have to be a few. The choose to be offended here and it's just a general rule we should try hard not to offend people and try not to be offended okay there that's it and I apology to my high horse and play this play this aggrieved victim role which is which is the expected role to play these days we don't want to do that good for you good for you for not doing so refreshing but the joke was kind of funny I mean I have to admit he said he's look you look like a bad guy in a p**** film that was not the expensive part what kind of pornos what is I in the war or whatever that's what's up Brian that would let you know after I've gone on the show and seeing how they do things and how carefully scripted it actually is it's it's it's it's unclear to me and it always will be and nobody will ever come out with the actual truth on this on how that mistake got made I think I think probably Pete Dave I'm just giving him total benefit of the doubt and also have after having met him and ended you know having a general rule that we should try to give some people some space and assume that they're not the evil people that we might assume they are he probably just kind of looked at the line and didn't feel like finishing it and just said I would ever and it just in it in that but that caught in that in that created this you know what would actually was a pretty offensive comment but you know did he mean it will never really know the whole premise of that joke was mentioned I mean that you said as much right they they said look at these gross people we don't like them and just to appear somewhat Fair will make fun of One Democrat I mean they did they did say that the thrust of the entire skit was obviously not well-intentioned but I'm not sure he meant to be as deeply insulting no Joe Rogan look so deeply into why, two things but the majority the reason why they say offencive shed is cuz I think it's going to work that's why nothing it's not like they Harbor some deep resentment or anger towards any protected class or anything like that this is like what people are non Comics look into it guarantee 100% like this is going to work that's all it is just going to get a laugh things you talk about that are important to you that you trying to figure out how to make funny but for the most part especially on something like Saturday Night Live with her all kind of competing to be funny together and it's a very weird show it is it and it's it was cool to see you there watching how it all takes place you know they they come up with these wacky ideas they they test them out the writers go try it out there to see how it goes they change some things will do it in front of an audience will see how Their audience reacts and I'll go with that I just want to be a part of this when they actually have my input on the what was great about it though is that you came back after that and he apologized to you and you accepted it graciously but it also got it mean it was great for you cuz it got people to know who you are and then I started paying attention to you after that I started watching some interviews and watching some speeches and different things and I found you to be a very reasonable right-wing guy which I think we need way more of in this world you know it's like beaches and stupid things and I found you to be a very reasonable right-wing guy which I think we need way more of in this world you know it's like and is polarization of left vs right it's his seems It's so toxic right now that when you can find people that are reasonable and intelligent and and think along logical lines that you could easily following okay maybe I agree or disagree with this guy and I see where you coming from


    Dan Crenshaw: Why We're Still In the Middle East
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    yet we are getting out of a problem in politics as politicians and political leaders I think I forgot to explain why we believe what we believe and that's pretty important you know what I think too often talking points are relied upon it's not necessarily but they're not persuasive because you haven't gone a couple layers deep information get a deeper understanding of why you think what you think people are ready to hear that they're ready for some Nuance that being said it being in politics you wouldn't think you wouldn't think that we're getting any closer to nuanced conversations and political conversations on podcast are opening up a whole new door where you understand people like Tulsi gabbard or Andrew Yang or Bernie Sanders of the people that I've had on his podcast 1A things that I've talked to people about this normal person that you hear him talk and you know it's is always in these very quick sound bites on television that he's always yelling about wealth or race or something uses like a madman most people in Congress or not exactly we we make small talk in the elevator these things happen Bernie and particularly these in the Senate's I don't really interact with him at all Tulsi gabbard I didn't mention her we do we do have good conversations that does happen we disagree vigorously done lots of things turn volume and overseas she's she would generally she's much more of an isolationist than I am but I remind people were talking about that particular subject why do we keep troops in Syria why do we keep troops in Iraq why do we keep troops in Afghanistan isn't the war over when we bring the boys back home and did the answer this is not a conventional War this is not something where you sign a peace treaty with a uniformed Army it is it is a different the different situation some guys like me over there so they don't come here we send guys like me over there so we keep pressure on them and then prevent them from the operational space and timing to commit another 9/11 have to understand that these people over there wake up every single day trying to plan another 9/11 is that is that is what they do and an increase in and Isis activity just the drawdown that we already did having serious so you know that's a that's a fair disagreement again but she's a really cool person because we do talk and then I can die tonight and I'm just like her the person we just disagree on things but little respect their to play Devil's Advocate some would say the reason why they want to plant plot another 9/11 is because we're over there I disagree with that is so it looks like at the assignment example what exactly did we do this guy you know rejected Saudi Arabia from Invasion from Saddam Hussein that's his homeland and he hated us and when we left we never occupied Saudi Arabia we left when they asked us to leave after we defended them and prevent is another an invasion from Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait what is it we did to make this guy so mad in the answer is we didn't do anything objectively speaking he hates us because of our Western ideology he hates us because he hates us and antennas hard for us to understand cuz it's not logical the truth and it's it's 11 it's a prime example of why we eat with this this this is a long-term fight and it says that it's not likely to go away anytime soon and I'll be the last thing I was the world is a very small place we can we pretend that we to ignore things going on in the Middle East we can pretend that they won't come here but the reality is that's a 12-hour flight and in the in the in the speed of information travels even faster you know when we were seeing a lot of attacks in the US and in Europe Isis was at its peak as it's as it is if that's its peak strength that was because they were able to radicalize online noticed that they stopped having that power and it's because we actually took the fight to them there's certainly are some conflicts between their ideology and Western ideology but why on Western values but why is it that they're dedicating their entire life to try to take down America and it's that is exactly why right but I've been at its core we are infidels that at its core there is that there are taking extreme view of Islamic fundamentalism in believing that we are infidels that must be destroyed I mean that's at its core it's at the less political reasons in a little bit more emotional reasoning some part of it because of common with a common theme in politics these days where anything bad happening must be America's fault must be decisions we made it maybe but let's exactly make the case if that's if that's if that's true I think there's an automatic assumption and it's not self-evident to me where in what are we in a hundred and how many countries do we have bases in what's the number to know it's a lot of my bits it's definitely over a hundred if you were one of the people of those countries a deal with that and you saw like the Drone attacks in Yemen that have killed people in wedding parties and the kind of s*** that we hope never happens again but has happened in the past if you can kind of understand why there would be a hatred against the number one superpower in the world will opinions in these countries are not are not homogeneous or either they're vastly diverse there's a million people in Iraq but not all Iraqis right ones who understood right of it it just depends on who you talk to so everything is more complex than a simple and a simple black-and-white scenario where America's batter good it's just it's it's always more complex than that so you feel like if we did pull out of all these countries particularly pull out of Middle East Afghanistan and the basis that we have over there that it would be very similar to like what's going on in Iraq what happened in Libya is a power vacuum vacuum gets filled by bad guys it'll 100% happen that way you know when it says there's not a doubt in my mind is not down in any experts Minds who is looking at this but also have a base somewhere that is better that that is that is at the discretion of of that local government there's there's no case is here except in the case of Syria their local doesn't want us there that's the only case that I can think of that we don't have an agreement a status of forces agreement with the government there so it's quite right to painted as some kind of imperialistic occupation is Justin this is not how we how we do things and that have standing of foreign policy they look at our military bases overseas and they say hey let's bring those people back to attend these wars what stop spending this money but you're not the only one that have told me that's in particular not the only one that's told me that says has a military background saying it's virtually impossible to prevent any of this stuff without having bases over there that's hundred percent right yeah you need you need that relationship with the host nation of course that you want to partner with an externally what we do is special in Special Operations I'm wearing a hundred plus countries were there to partner with them right there doing our own thing where they're partnering and training and equipping and enhancing their capabilities so that that's part of what we're doing the in the other Party's Just knowledge we want to know what's happening we don't know what's happened what is why we have embassies everywhere part of that is just relationships and knowledge and understanding of what's going on because we can't look at it from afar and actually get it. It's just it doesn't work that way so it in and it got night and I think it is reactionary to just assume that we have bad intentions all the time and everything is America's fault here that constantly mostly coming from the left but but by the isolationist sentiment certainly comes from the right as well and and it's a reaction that the reaction to the Iraq War until the mistakes we made their the reaction to Vietnam it's never that's never left the American psyche in many ways but these matters are complex and they deserve Vietnam it's never that's never left the American psyche in many ways but these matters are complex and they deserve complex reasoning and Analysis and a little nuanced understanding and I just think that's how we should look at it when we don't say that we're always right that's that's not what I'm saying


    What Dan Crenshaw Learned During Hell Week
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    competition doesn't mean being mean it doesn't mean people associating it and equating it with either violence or aggression or a toxic masculinity this all these words that kept throwing around for people feeling bad because they lost but that feeling of feeling bad because you lost something is extremely valuable in your life it and I don't want to say it hardens you because it doesn't hurt you emotionally you still are the same amount of emotional availability but you get you're accustomed to it I always tell people young men get involved in martial arts especially Jiu-Jitsu because you going to do it you're not going to get brain damage you could strangle the bunch you get your ass kicked all the time and it teaches you humiliating humility and then you learn after that that you can get better and then eventually you become the hammer instead of being the nail that's that's something you can actually apply to your real life you can understand that these lessons of failure and humility and humiliation and just getting like all that stuff pays off ultimately if you just keep showing up and that's analogous to life in life if you can just keep showing up and keep working hard you're going to have setbacks you have bet you don't let them to find you and you can move forward but if you don't if you just like the world's toxic we need to Nerf everything and you know everyone needs to save space while we're going to make a whole Island full of pussies and we're in danger of doing that what is an egg what you're saying is intuitively true that hardship creates a stronger mind this isn't this isn't this isn't science as well and in a lot of psychological research you know this is and we know it to be true but the reason I like I love the the subject of psychology because it kind of tells us things that we already into it to be true and and it just makes sense and I certainly one of those there's a lot of studies that show people who suffer trauma end up better for as long as they're telling themselves to write stories and so this ain't got going to the swap my book to you have to tell yourself the right story about that trauma you have to tell yourself that you are resilient and that you and that you are empowered to overcome it that's a very important narrative that you have to tell yourself if you tell yourself it just happened to you and it's not fair everybody got to get you I wouldn't wish that psychological State on my worst enemy you would never wish that upon somebody you like and that's and that's that's that's an important truth I think you have to tell yourself when you were in the military is this something that they taught you or is it something that you learned through example I think learn through experience so you know the reason bugs somebody as basic underwater demolition / SEAL training it is it is our 6-month trial by fire selection process that we go to become a seals the very first thing you do that's where you see all the infamous footage of g i Jane and hell week and all that stuff that's all it's all firstbasin Buds and so yeah about but is dehydrated not a realistic movie for the least realistic movies in every single aspect about the SEAL Teams but is it the point is is is that there is a there's much at the hardening of the mind that occurs from hell week it's like a it's a it's a it's a increase in confidence in a pretty excessive weight like if I can push my limits this farm and what else I can do and and then you and you continue to push those limits I mean just even after hell week you do it what we what I would describe as controlled drowning and in second phase where we where we learn to be super cam underwater under the worst conditions meaning you can't breathe and you're about to pass out and you're still going to go through procedures in a very specific way you have to learn that that that calming and then eat any push another lemon and you push another limit to bet that by the time we do get the combat we've already suffered so badly and training that the combat doesn't feel all that bad and we're ready to get your iPhone out of your head like I did you're ready for that to you understand it and it's it's not surprising you don't react as an emotional way when it does happen because you've allowed yourself to be harder than you plug yourself the right story about that what is a traumatic experience the first time through again so why we're running with the boats are at so we run with you two or three Northbound boats in our heads are basically kind of boat to use and river rafting and bullion everywhere with them some estimates maybe at the 200 miles and just how weak alone so it's it's one of the reasons older older guys and 25 and older have a lot of heart a hard time getting his friends your bone structure can still handle that they just didn't meant amount of punishment that it's taken and you know except for mine we call that we know when we make fun of each other and say all next week jeans you have their why you broke your leg broke and how much time do you need before you went back to do it again 6 months so I was all three classes with bone elect tibia back in there 6 months later a lot of times I know a guy broke his leg and he was use f***** up for a good solid couple years and it was a risk because we weren't sure frankly the command was getting impatient they're like we're not going to let you heal anymore 6 months is that so go for it and you know but sing because I knew it broke right I haven't I felt that I rounded a corner in my journal and kind of took me to the rest of that run then we sit down for lunch and I couldn't get back up from from that seat like it was it was the journalist worn off there was something bad bad Leroy long there and there's always this question that the instructors last are you hurt or are you injured what is the difference then you're just quitting a person that's such an alien thought alien question are you hurt or are you in there there's a difference do they have any courses where they explain to you how your mind works and how to overcome questions and doubts that the creep in your head are they just they're teaching you through fire right and we wouldn't want those courses how to do is you got to face your fears and understand who you are and it's a it's going to be okay to drive you crazy crazy I don't mind that somebody's trying to do that I say that we wouldn't do it because the point is the point is that you're already that person you're a seal before you got there okay we're just we're just making you prove it are you already that guy okay because you never had a choice and another check my bank account no plan B through this with no plan B if you ever thought for a second that maybe I can make it through buds like maybe I'll make it through hell week I hope I do not going to make it. There's a choice there you're you're telling yourself that you actually have a choice anything after the primary on March 6th that it didn't now you could argue that that was probably not a great idea. That's some kind of implant what works but but but mentally was more of a mental state then it was like I don't have a backup plan on not saying don't have contingencies in your life I'm just saying it only you know when you've actually decided to quit right there cuz it's one thing to be like I have tried to be an artist for so long I'm just not good at it then you quit what is it really quitting or is it just facing reality that you was not good at being an artist you know that's so it's it's different to distinguish between those two things that you know you know if you quit because you actually Ali that you does not good at being an artist you know that's so it's it's difficult to distinguish between those two things but you know you know if you quit because you actually quite you gave up on yourself and that's and nobody nobody can really judge that for you and I just I think that's an important lesson and that's how you make it through but cuz you never had a choice


    Terence Crawford: Errol Spence Needs ME!
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    when you were growing up who what was the the fight of the influence you the most hands down Floyd Mayweather and Roy Jones jr. you know I used to love watching Roy Jones jr. I'm pretty sure everybody's everybody's was a fan of Roy but set aside Roy always watch the Floyd Mayweather and Pernell Whitaker I was too young for Sugar Ray Leonard and them so I'm old enough for that I was there for Sugar Ray Tommy Hearns that the other shut the Sugar Ray Duran like I was there for all that stuff but I watched everything when I was when I was young my coach meds minor he used to always take me to his house and watch box and tapes that was the keep me off off the streets and keep me out of trouble until I went to the gym is he still around spell tremendously yeah it's always in our culture has a special place for the highest level of boxers is like special place of admiration and I just feel like with guys like lomachenko with guys like you with Canelo and Triple G this is a great time for boxing's fun to watch matter so many Errol Spence Jr so many Elite boxers right now it's like a really exciting time for sure sure you recognize your place in history to recognize that like you're a special dude of course of course like I always tell people when they mention me and Errol Spence of course I want to fight. Tell everybody that I always say with or without him I'm going to the Hall of Fame when you look at all the things that out of accomplish in the sport of boxing people that's in the Hall of Fame didn't even accomplish that you know so I was I just tell people I don't need him you really need me what we need it box right don't you give me your boxing boxing needs that means it's one of the beautiful things about winning Canelo and Triple G do get together and you see these guys never respected way classes that are in their Prime it's fun and I don't like that's what everybody wants to see that's what I like what was the holdup you got to ask her we all say want to fight you know tomorrow you know if you wanted to so but we know it's the real issue you won't happen but would you think that he's waiting for the right time marketing wise or do you think he's ready for the right time where his skills he feels like or able to challenge you like what do you think is the actual hold up I think is has something to do with top-ranking PPC scramble I want to see Financial because the money will be there if the fight was ever made I just think it is you know Eagles but of course I think it happened I think you know me being with top-ranked and stand in the way of a lot of things happening it's interesting that promoters are boxing promoters work together well at all like you think about it like the UFC had to work with Bellator and put together some world champion fight every basically the so many times you get a champion versus Champion if two different promoters and have to decide to get together and make this happen most of the pot that's probably what it is or what network is going to be John and sold the kind of paper views that he's sold and then you know and achieved is sort of level of financial Fame as well as I people he's famous not just for being the best boxer but famous for being insanely rich like that's part of the fame to be promoted same as well as IP police famous not just for being the best boxer but famous for being insanely rich like that's part of the fam cuz they promote it probably try to do the same thing as well


    Joe Rogan Previews UFC 241
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    I'm excited for the fight card next weekend in time does the cards I don't know if you agree with this the cards up to this point of being dogshit the main events have been good but I'm not there so many great widow's f****** while but in terms of like title implications yeah this is the big one this weekend which is best body contest of all time first team all diamond amazing Fight 2 I mean Costa is just on a f****** rampage don't snitches just like fellas when he is the freecoasters no Punky there was nobody know both of them Baltimore beast that's an amazing fighter ABC which to me is so interesting to me to I came out here awhile few months ago and you were talking about it and I'm like that he's a really good f****** fight because you go back and watch the first fight with Stephen dc-dc wasn't dominating and then clipped them you know and sea bass at times she pays a motherfuker like that do really good fight man those are the reason why I like it is he was coming off of that f****** crazy war with Francis and gone away took some big shots were taken in the first round how impressive is that now that we know what Francis capable the only guy just to survive Francis bound improvements to your confidence is not so Rockstar Reckless lights down his egos in check that you sit and talk to me like a f*** this guy's in man and he knows what's at stake now with Daniel you know Daniel knows to McDaniel's treating it like he's about to fight the greatest heavyweight of all time you know that's his approach me that's what he said to me behind the scenes and but he just thinks he's better in every way and he thinks he's going to beat him again instapay think she just got clip with that one punch if he doesn't get clip with that one punch who wins a fight you want I'll take both arguments yeah you're right you're right let's see what happened today that's such a great first it was a 55 that's right and pedis is first fight at 70 I mean look man when you when you've been starving yourself get to 45 and 55 and then finally fight at 1:17 you knock Wonderboy out with a Superman punch in the same glass you think this will be the favor not yet I think so doing with the leg kick from Anthony Pettis watching gambling I think maybe you might think Pettis is the favorite in terms of the way you view the fight yet but when you think about favorites favorites depend upon who's batting for who and I think it's going to be a s*** ton of people betting on Nate Diaz Diaz has an army behind promoted Superstar giant play favorite Mary 25 - 125 but there's probably more in the ESPN card let's see what else you got with ESPN card yeah oh my boys Cory sandhagen tell anyone This Is Us on South that's great for them to me when I talk about guys who are Gatekeepers that I don't believe in the term gatekeeper like how you get the keepers you beat him get title shot that guy if you beat him you got a fight one or the champ number one or champ and that's where is Santa Again ESPN card yeah sandal Hagen tell anyone is the sun sound like they're great for them to me when I talk about guys who are Gatekeepers that I don't believe in the term gatekeeper like hell you get to top 10 the guys in the Twilight of his career to me Gatekeepers you beat him you get title shot that guy if you beat him you got a fight one or the champ number one or champ and that's where is Santa Again


    Terence Crawford on Playing Video Games at Camp | Joe Rogan
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    you know what I've always liked love watching but I'm scared to get good out of Chess just seems like it would eat your f****** time. play BBD big dick that's another strategy try to get him to do that right but there's someone is to about this last morning we had good morning I'm kicking his ass right you can see it in his face right so big fat lie with this dude a chance man it's funny he's losing me that day and then want to play me again I was told so he win he won't play me but the next time you played me whitewashed Shield theme so bad to where he he don't even want to play me no more it's funny is that the one thing the Champions have all Champions they hate losing any game you want to talk to you until he could beat you again so we got you again we have a lot of people that want to play the game so I'm on play the game like I used to I used to play in I used to be tomorrow but once my nephew got good I stop playing I'm like man I ain't got time I just watch them play so so we had this dude a chance and so they all like to play it's like you can see how mad he was like this dude he's the one that always be like joking around and stuff it's all fun and games and you like you could just say relaxing video games are a little intense that's why people want to fight each other Merryweather and then you play something competitive that makes you angry if you lose recipe for disaster like a big day care it seems like you guys are having a good time as well as fun campus campus fine it's hard work and it's hard but at the same time you know we work is work and then we try to come home and you know clear ahead and I'll just be so mentally drained off of overthinking about the fight and it's hard but at the same time you know we work is work and then we try to come home and you know clear ahead and I'll just be so mentally drained off of overthinking about the fight


    Joe Rogan Tells Terence Crawford the Richard Gere Gerbil Story
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    well I have Evander Holyfield we're scheduling Evander Holyfield excited Evander Holyfield fan but he was one of the rare guys they put on the mask moved up from Cruiserweight to heavyweight and f****** still never got tired and never got tired he was in comparison to Cruiserweight Evander Holyfield you'll get heavyweight abandoned like a really full fight don't think about don't think it's a changed everything the word was that he and got knocked out and training that was already heard as well my joy is that a gerbil up your goddamn I think you get a gerbil out yourself to need to go to the store I ate some s*** they wouldn't let me try and resistance to his insurance purposes Sorrentino they're causing Insurance that's what the hoes just tried out for front like I want to drive from the cars off buildings and shared but they wouldn't let me do we had one where they hit a ramp off the top of a building they hit a ramp and the ramp flip the car through the air and they flew and it landed on these cardboard boxes they stacked is cardboard boxes of like several stories high and that's how they would get these cars to land softly so the car would hit the cardboard box and just slow sink down and then they would use a crane flipped the car over and then they can use that car again it didn't get damaged the craziest amusement park ride ever with a cord was attached to a helicopter and then they were hooked up to a tree and unlock themselves in the tree that only got a ring of keys at find the right key and time and then when they did it they unlocked and attached to a bungee cord and the bungee cord is underneath the helicopter it will go f****** lunch them out to the middle of this crazy Canyon I was like oh my God so I'm going to die soon as going to die this isn't worth it ridiculous I'm glad I'm glad we got through it with nobody getting hurt and so yeah it was a bunch of people there the whole team does teams of people came up with the eating Stone still with the B-Team stunt guys and then the A-Team start guys was the first person they were so the sea which is like the big Championship finale thing is ridiculous show last time everybody's to watch Jackass alive you put a blindfold on sit in front of a bowl in the biggest f****** launched into the air yeah I'm crazy what you do is control who gets f***** up right that's what I like about boxing when I watch Boxing Express at the highest levels like one guy is controlling who gets f***** up you know whether I like it or not


    Terence Crawford on Meeting His Heroes | Joe Rogan
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    someone that you meant when you first met him when you like I can't even believe that I'm sitting there with Evander Holyfield to someone like that someone real famous where you couldn't believe you're actually being around them you don't have to say right now cuz I never was like a big fan boy out of all you can I got Manny just one was like me but when I seen Roy for the first time I was like oh that's Roy Jones jr. life I met Floyd Mayweather this boy Jones jr. like it was just crazy and he was real cool and you know I'm just like I don't want to be like all like shy guys that I liked him like I meant Sugar Ray Leonard when I was at a mature and it didn't feel the same it was just like me and I sugar in a different era you just whip that left hook at dudes and I didn't know what the f*** to do with that that speed was Preposterous so fast just realizing how good Roy Jones was in his prime as wasn't like he wasn't around great Fighters but they couldn't do s*** to him he was a world champion but he was lighting them on fire right it was crazy and you know all good things come to an end it only lasted for you know x amount of years mean what was the best years of a championship brain but he was Untouchable Untouchable Untouchable would not. Virgil Hill that body shot Samsung with leather knocked out with his hands behind his back who's that dude is on the ropes and it's like to struggle and he's a fan of you today Instagram and I was like I went past LL Cool J listen to some old school music look LL Cool J following me on Instagram crazy just to think of all the people that do like grub are meyering and like you a fan oven for you to see them fan of you it's like damn and I was like I was just sitting there looking at him like this I resent you know celebrities in all-time greats that's big fans of mine and it's like f*** does it wear off or do you still freaked out I still freak out sometimes I still freak out sometimes like it just depends on the person like him go to damn like f*** that's when you know that you made it to a certain level in your professional sports that everybody watching you yeah one more thing is beautiful about you meeting those little kids is that they can realize like oh Terence Crawford to man he's a man, he's a superstar and he's a champion on TV but is a person because you see someone that's achieved a certain level of status and Championship Reign and you seem on TV knocking people out that doesn't seem like a real person when you're a kid and I can't be a real person and then you there why do people Betsy me and they be like we are your body guards at Hunter Eyes by babies baby having questions to ask Hunter Eyes by baby baby having questions to ask


    Joe Rogan | In 10 Years All Cars Will Be Electric
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    some good some good s*** about getting car to self but it don't never change gears it just straight and also it's a hundred fifty miles an hour is like that it's so fast that you make sense it's like a race car goddamn roller coaster ride 101.9 The Roadster that really slick looking little tiny one the ridiculous that's the future talking about if you die or get seriously injured and can't nobody else come back and sue them all either crazy s*** why the car so fast they letting you know like you know you can get real I f***** up and a part of the whole muscle car thing gas station 10 minutes later get a full tank it was almost dead it'll take like six or seven hours at a super I'm a supercharger to normally might take 12 like a regular outlet 80% quit pretty quick so you could do that yeah yeah you pay for it but look stupid yeah I'm wondering when you get a chance you can burn out in it yeah I'm wondering when you get a chance you can burn out in it


    Joe Rogan on Weird Japanese Gameshows
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    National many people it was so many guys like that the fun in Japan would have these freak shows I mean crazy if I saw one of the day like what they were like a like a woman when her nipples are just like almost like like owns and it like the game shows like these guys just like their fingers in The Wild Wild Things in Japan what's in the water will make him think like that and we were saying that are pressed but it's also I mean why they so repressed have you ever seen bazooka man-to-man was a Japanese game show where a guy with a bazooka would show up at people's houses a real live bazooka E-liquid like what am I going to bed at your wall above your head while you were asleep this is real what do film at the zoo explode above your head shoots a rocket launcher through your f****** wall hole in the wall above the head and the audience in Japan is a real rocket firing out of a cannon that's on his shoulders and it's hitting the world explodes right Google Japanese game show where they blow up wall behind a heart attack when you wake up do they sign up for it I think there's a lot of do stuff like that and they give you money okay if you survive right hole and a guy would kiss it pause living they really do have a different style can't he can't be hating on them crazy work hours right the whole time they had bending machines or you can just like pocket pussys basically known for their work hours right now I'm so excited isn't a part of the other routine does watching some documentary on or reading something on Huawei Chinese phone company in the guy had a bed underneath his desk is crazy and his stuff is above him and is going to bed laid out under his cubicle and he's asleep was like glasses at work exhausted 18-hour day the part of the other routine does watching some documentary on or reading something rather on Huawei Chinese phone company in the guy had a bed underneath his desk is craziest images in his cubicle and his stuff is above them and it's got a bed laid out under his cubicle and he's asleep was like glasses or at work exhausted


    Joe Rogan Almost Saw 2 Guys Fight on a Plane
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    can a plane it's not going anywhere it's I'm Blown Away by the amount of rules or leave it at the gate for like 2 hours before my can I just go back into the airport and like now because make any sense of humor and not like if your a****** every time you flying a plane everyone can keep it together what's your craziest play experience on a plane over overhead space this one guy was cleaning the the space overhead Fireside and puts his bag in and sits down the guy who is behind him that was his side because hey man that's my storage space he goes no it's not yours its storage space I put my bag in there first I was in I was ahead of you I put my bag in there is like no you have yours and I have mine and yours is full and he goes to grab it s*** and the guy sorry to have first class I wish one of those degenerate f**** from the back with try to put some s*** in my storage space the lady made me she's going to help me right glitter on planes are Marshalls Marshalls write an air marshal and you see these two guys getting after a little bit just talking s*** grabbing bags to shoot them they key to each other when do you move in cuz you don't want everybody know you're an air marshal I didn't have a bomb and I've got to work this out to push each other plain I don't know how many different crimes it is but if you'd pull this f****** playing over you are f****** you have to really want to fight somebody laptop loud and it became like a huge scene where everybody was listening to her talking to him was like oh my God this is so crazy imagine imagine thinking we just going to grab you physically and take you off the show Lie come on you're you're you're on the plane the plane about to take off we're going to grab you and just pull you out of there and I they do have security I mean what point does somebody wants to leave your private business I'm sure it's within the the contract that you f****** the terms of service for the ticket that they can do that so leave a lot of times so I don't know what the laws I mean


    Joe Rogan on People Who Get Tattoos of His Face
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    yeah this the butcher the butcher does insane s*** man he did wanted me somebody got made tattooed on their leg and it's f****** and let me feel about that show so weird that don't do that Kobe Bryant autograph that's crazy the resolution if you said to me what's the one thing you can't draw I say black people sweat penal code that is yes I know it doesn't seem nearly as weird to get athlete's tattooed on you as it does comedians my f****** face tattooed on people so anybody out there I will give you a free t-shirt crazy this is so that is as accurate as a photograph them took my f****** face that's my face that's f****** intense is Am 800


    Lenny Dykstra Will Kill the Bagel Boss Guy! | Joe Rogan
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    PS watching the keyboards my son touches my computer play just like I'll be going but I've just been like a human booger it was a random different though. How old is it when you be really concerned if your son is still sucking their thumb how many years in s*** I got a 8 month old giant problem that would be like if a baby was just like to the libertarian can't really hold a gun and shoot it right it would go flying there's no way but if they could do you know how what a great time they would think it would be a lot of gay people that shoot things now the other day that you couldn't take them out to like a shotgun range and shoot clay pigeons he's right I'll definitely doodley-doo think we should really go shooting guns right now let's go hunt I bet there's a bunch shop and it's fine mountney guys alone just f****** Bolton down the door before they but fox look out the issue do they do is chop with him but f*** that was the bagel boss guy when he said that it goes moms in shape but he's got those big hands are in the bathroom getting arrested the other day he's going to hit the bagel boss do you seen that guy I see who went to one of someone's MMA gym he was hanging out with a bunch of Fighters and was throwing punches and and dancing around the ring I think I want to say Matt Serra was it Matt Serra Chris Weidman yeah there's no get there's no learning how to fight getting in shape doing it all like that yeah he's too small looks like he's been in a bunch of fist fight Lenny Dykstra celebrity boxing Preston May Uber driver he was high on ecstasy and Coke and garden Oregon does Uber driver and then threaded life when the cops come. Bagel boss has one inch penis that was outrageous click on that please it's crazy that he's going to hit that little guy cuz it's so so wrong again. I wonder if he is going to it doesn't usually get to brutal I think you know you can't roll like one of the things about having a strong neck is when you get punched you can kind of control your head from moving around too much some guys can take it better but give head gear on is like extra weight and your brain sloshes around inside your head to protect you from Cuts more than anything is an argument that cuz it's not how much is better to have had your uncle is a little more cushioning but otherwise like it's being makes me way more dangerous and took it off because I was surprised you did that for your end watch your head you feel like such moving over your face so I tried to get them to take it off and they wouldn't and then my head you're broke like in the first minute of the fight and they're like I f****** take it off cuz it was like


    Is MMA Safer Than Boxing ? | Joe Rogan
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    I think that about football helmets to if they would actually be a safer game if they couldn't Clash heads with a helmet on that they wouldn't do it they wouldn't play like that that is just not true big it was don't give you didn't understand anything about the cultural significance football and they showed you all the brain damage and they showed you what it is you feel like going to make that illegal if anything should be illegal money and weigh the risks versus the reward that a bunch of middle schoolers are snapping necks and Mike it will never play football but it's so much less of a dangerous sport than football and every one of them every one of them has major major issues to get blindsided in football that you know you'll have your eye on someone and then you get head-to-head taken out from someone else that doesn't happen as much an MMA but I mean when people get like head kick knocked unconscious that's not good for your brain I put you back in at least the way they used to like when I was a kid but it's still getting knocked out over and over again getting like a Conor McGregor one punch knockout or fighting Nick Diaz and just getting like but a little bit at 5 round probably you probably better off getting one punch knockout I'm get up and go right at your we can customize right keep on fighting where's an antenatal stop it if you cannot defend yourself so probably definitely better the other thing about a counting 10 counselor punched out cold cuz he was flat in MMA that would be the end of the fight and we are lucky it wasn't cuz he got up like a f****** superhero and even one the rest of the round the outbox and for the rest around survive the initial barrage and instead of catching him as he was coming in as Deonte was being Reckless he caught him one time like stung him now that he's winning the rest of the round after getting almost obliterated CTE right perspective about boxing to me is that your people will get hit and then they get hit and grab someone cuz that's just everyone's Instinct and they grabbed them and then you travel little replicas no no no keep right now defend themselves it shouldn't be you can't defend yourself other than punching back that's kind of crazy like but I could grab them and just stopped his punches don't know against the rules and what kind of rules we have like you can only beat me up if they're going into a clinch probably going to end up on the ground at some point some late because of the rat has this break up a clenched over and over and over again to make boxing happen like even when even when you're a professional boxer and you don't know anything about wrestling or grappling you still end up grabbing the other guy cuz that's just like the only time that doesn't take places when one guy knows how to strike and the other guy doesn't and you see a lot of those video chat online where to do decide to get into some sort of a street altercation in one guy actually like a boxer call there's a bunch of the bad thing about the Gracie Jiu-Jitsu is like you got to always be aware that people like that out there cuz there's always guys who can punch you in the face if they know how to wrestle to and then keep you away and just keep punching you in the face you better not to take him down a skill like definitely don't know it's like and we we bubbly I like both times I like just stand up only fights I like watching those and I like mixed martial arts fights what I think like Terence Crawford's coming on next and I think watching someone like him box like when you see the skill level to that guy has switching stances do not kind of befuddling people getting their range picking them and then just teen them up with perfect timing like that's almost only well that kind of artistry if there's no wrestling has no leg kicks it is only the boxing that's the only way see that like that. Kind of like beautiful, that cuz otherwise you would do other s*** to me all you would leg kick you will try to take him down and that so like the level of dominance that are real Floyd Mayweather little real world champion boxer has with their hand hard to really appreciate till you see it live and you know like what you're saying like if you're in the building with a guy like beating somebody up on their sparring like you you guys are playing two totally different games we have bought boxing it's like I literally like a boxing is like very much a sport and I think MMA is the closest thing that we have to competitive fighting hundred percent that's sort of like the difference until you know all things considered any but you used to be able to punch the Ball Z was a f****** great video of Keith Hackney fighting joe song else on got it I got him in a headlock and keeps acting as just hammering his dick I mean full-blown over and over again yeah dude that was f****** brutal brutal there's a lot of head-butting back in the days it was an effective weapon and it makes us that's awful but small finger locks and there are bones allowed to hit with these bones but you can't buy that and that way is a type of Muay Thai where they put ropes over their Knuckles that's the only thing they have and they're allowed to head-butt and it's a wild as s*** and they do headbutt combinations on the pad like the do tap tap fish use their head and train it left way but this is a brutal form of Muay Thai where you're allowed to head but then cuz they already elbow and I think that you know they're thinking both I can need pushes the dude had the way and then immediately comes in with a perfect head but boom just slam them in the face on purpose with the top of his head so he's trying to hit like his eyes and his nose and a soft tissue is trying to hit that with the hard part of his forehead this way the way he's doing it you taking a really hard part of your forehead and your smashing against a soft part of the eyes and the nose this party or forehead is hard at all most guys who break their hand in fights break their hands on top of the head


    What a Liver Shot Really Feels Like | Joe Rogan
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    really good strategy to be lifting these guys over your head and throw him a payment Steve Bigfoot Francis ngannou managed to avoid the big actions of in Ghana and then wear them out and take the title is a hard one to watch man cuz he's the best guy in the world he's so nice I love that guy to death so watching him get his body destroyed because he kept digging those left hook the body part of me was like damn that's a pretty f****** loud but it's it's it wasn't like it was the crispness of it he was he was standing above a papadum and then slide in and you just stick that f****** left hook into the liver and he is kept hitting it part of me was like man that is a beautiful left hook nasty body shots Apartments like damn DC pain on that on his liver punches look at that can do this s*** shoes that makes you like I seen people crumble on it before the liver and it's like right where these floating ribs are top dating and when you slam someone hard like right around the nose on one of the Masters of it is Canelo Alvarez show Canelo Alvarez body shots like maybe there's a video we could look he's got a beautiful when we stepped in and just f****** reps that left hook to the liver and just do the body just go it looks like it didn't happen to him until that last one I think he was playing poker face I think he was playing poker face those who cannot was a f****** Master this s*** he would just dig this thing look at this next play so much fun as a fun sort to do if you're a fan of the Spore you seen the highest level two champions in their Prime going after it's it's amazing to watch but that punches at it like getting hit there's a terrible feeling and DC got hit there multiple times and he was around on he was a you were talking about it but you just putting his hands down and kind of lettuce dangerous way to fight Steve Bay miocic like I think he just wanted to put pressure on them and makes DP feel like he didn't deserve to be in there with them I think maybe in that approach he was trying to wear them out with keep the pressure on him and make him discouraged or maybe he had genuine distain for his abilities may be really didn't think too steep it could hurt him and he just eventually going to catch him and then there was a lot of people thought because of the way he knocks D payout maybe steep as miserable as you used to be right because steep a used to take tremendous shock from everybody but then he got knocked out with one punch by DC after taking tremendous shots and Donna fight so the question would be like how much damage you taking that in Ghana fight but then he came back and he ate everything the DC had to offer them he just kept eating indicate that take it on the chin and eating it and eventually he start taking over the fight and when he start ripping the body in the fourth round was like woah it was perfect I mean I've never seen anybody have better body punches in a championship Corner call or you think he just improvising saw that was open and he knows how to fight a quarter call someone with those liver shots to is a sap your energy so bad and you you can't make a big move anymore kind of pretend like everything's okay and then bam hit Eugenio oshit we're in trouble here but still you're looking like nothing's wrong but your gas tank is f****** everything's done empty and you're f***** you really can't fire back that's why DC didn't fire back and he kept getting shot to that bike and every time that body you see it is and then we get the cage started uncorking punches in DC just didn't have anything to eat his body was shutting down didn't have anything in him to stop that Onslaught means amazing that guy's the this deep is the most successful heavyweight in the history


    Diaz vs. Masvidal is the Perfect Hood Rat Match-Up! - Luis J. Gomez
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    Loop's got Diamond lower teeth now what Snoop Dogg with diamond lower teeth dating like a with your favorite drink and watch the fight so he's drinking like Tanqueray no smoking joints and want all that and it was so hilarious cuz he's so animated and it was probably assumed it was f****** horrific that's right it was Kobe but I'm sorry I'm sorry promotion idea whether it's good or bad it doesn't f****** matter they want to see him fight and they want to see him lose he's going he'll see when he'll I'm telling you I know that guy I've met him outside of this crazy thing that he's doing and this crazy thing that he's doing came about when he was on the verge of getting cut and people didn't like the style and so he went hard heel when he fought Damien my he went hard yeah I think she'll wasn't the big mouth guy back in the day fishing one day that he's going to be that dude wasn't right at the Anderson play f****** great marketing decision has definitely arrived I appreciate the effort let me know ruthless cfox of people's heads legitimately like they do not want to lose to him and then when you get inside the Octagon he's really f****** good really I didn't realize how good he was. don't be rude like it's very obvious that it's just an act and if you're a fan of his martial arts you have to appreciate the fact that some guys are Taking Chances and trying to generate interest every guy can't just be put on a suit and be straight do that the Robbie Lawler completely shut down his offense and just put a beating on him to stay on top of them never know any are any other Paces smothering striking looks really good very good very very good in that place. Great and is cardio is off the f****** chart oh yeah it's crazy right now and from a poor neighborhood that has like the Superstar match I like the environment like the perfect who Hoodrat f****** guys are going to talk s*** they're going to go in there and fight and God it's so awesome I love its money cuz you know he had famously said I think once that Nate Diaz doesn't move the needle or something like along those lines Connor and Ronda Rousey is like a bad as big a star is MMA has vacated crazy good numbers everyone they are weaned was going nuts for him to lose he walked out yesterday or Saturday night when he walked out the f****** place roared I mean as loud as anybody as loud as any Main Event person whether it's steep ardc Nate Diaz got the biggest Roar and then had a great performance we're talking about Nate coming back more than ever talk about the heavyweight title some people DLC realize how big is Starry really as I think they thought that the Conor fight Conor was the big star Nate beat them Connor won the second fight Conor Still Remains the big Superstar I think Nate is equally as big a star but I think that Erica is Connors maybe Arnold Worldwide who would you rather be in the to fight then he choked Connor out face down in the first one and then had like up razor close unbelievable great fight the second time so I mean he comes out of that looking pretty good because it's turned them into the store but if he never danced with Connor we should be that big middle fingers like there's so many moments where you could really like I could do something about an 80s party at your favorite part spider that is something that everyone wants to watch and I'd love that I love to death is a marketing strategy he should really legitimately get a belt made up bat UFC baddest mother f***** in the game belt and just just just change the outside a little bit for real in the open workout is going to get in trouble for no no no it's totally legal in California and when you test you have to literally be high while you're fighting for you to test positive you sound of drop it all way way down the game belt and just just just change the outside a little bit for real in the in the open workout is going to get in trouble for no no no it's totally legal in California and when you test you have to literally be high while you're fighting for you to test positive ViewSonic dropped it all way way down


    Annoying You is Part of Ben Askren's Strategy
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    if you grow if my man talks too much s*** I smack him in his face girls will be like you go girl your ass that's true it looks like Dana White has doctor added word that he didn't say that was stupid so dumb to think it was a mistake last year but now Amanda Nunes came I took that juice and now it's like she's damaged goods if she decides to leave you without a rematch she beats Nunez she gets it all back you know but I do a lot of places and she's still be welcomed with open arms down the street and get to shoot Popstar what event was a garden show and just sat in like the front row the UFC at the Garden and the place was like with black fingernails and she's punching her in the face the same time she's holding your head slamming a fist in the face like I want out Gina was generous Queen what it was like 3 minute rounds choked out the news guy right nose and everything kind of viral was her I got a news guy being like to put her in like a real naked choke choke choke them unconscious ESO you bend over okay as far as hard as you can and then your friend puts his hands on pumping a carotid arteries and just presses kind of light and then within 3 seconds you just slide down the wall I don't think that's necessary that bad for you but it's definitely not good for you when you're developing and they'd the way they talk about it like it's a garden hose garden hose shuts off the power to the brain then everything's fine but I'm like man you ain't a doctor sound alive since then I was knocked out because when they get hit and knocked out when they come to they do not know what happened and they have to be reminded over and over and over again I mean it it must feel like you woke up and about and shaped like a must feel so real. He literally had no idea what happened Ben askren was saying he has no memory of like anything in the arena after that last long because he's going in for the takedown and he's got a strong take that right so he's going in with everything he has face-first and and Monday can do it running at him oh my God it's done the biggest impact I found Sports ever seen as we're talking about football players crashing each other that's the moment of impact the dangerous thing that two football players crashing their bodies into each other exactly that yeah and they super athletes cream at momentum I mean it's not see how crazy is it to be undefeated never to lose to anybody and then that's your one of your one blemish is like the biggest meltdown when you talk s*** like that and I can lose he's got to eat at those words amazingly that's part of the marketing himself as like he has his own down home version talkingshit boom roasted thing like you can tell it's like he's almost kind of playing a doofus character why the f*** are you but when you Flatline him like that after annoy him annoying the f*** out of you do you know what that word schadenfreude hasn't worked was that word yeah it's almost like in a weird way that's what he was trying to get Mouse ball to do like go crazy so take that under there but if it doesn't work out it goes very bad at all just took that chance of that flying knee injury any practice is over and over and over again and he kind of knew with the way circled C the way Circle to Circle off to the side and then came out in that way we'll see we knew we would go Adam with right said he was like I was I was real confident he took me down I was going to get back up and that does kind of demonstrate that like if you're real concerned about the takedown you're probably not going to open with strengthening into a flying knee who is known for being Miami backyard fighting videos 80 lb and he cannot adjust boxes dude up and it was so bad and all the kids were found with chickens run around a backyard it was so hard to an end up being as soon as I think Strikeforce fusiliers my son and MMA and he's had a pretty crazy trajectory to be where he's at right now he's right on the cusp of being one of the biggest stars in the sport he's got some of the best hands in the division. Me you look at him knocking out there until that leap in left hook the way the way he did it the way set it up he landed it earlier and they landed again he figured it out you figured out a spot with his Guys open it's like this dip and what he does and they found that opening better Riley he's definitely in what he does and they found that opening better Riley is more dedicated Nate Diaz wife


    Joe Rogan On What It's Like Watching a Friend Fight
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    I want to see more even than the DC that I want to see Francis ngannou Steve 82 is Francis ngannou just destroyed Kane and Junior dos Santos who if you guys are not just a few years ago that rematch for everybody who gets I remember I still have like shellshock for watching Alistair Overeem get hit with that left hook I remember all that was the hardest knockout I've ever seen ever in like no one's going to survive that it looks like the back of his head touched his ankles I'm out with my brother for the heavyweight been like a hundred 35 lb of cheese to be headed that thousand times in the head quest to punch bro t-shirt DC what's hard for me with cowboy fights I really can't actually really hard when Brendan was fighting with him we're really good friends and he wasn't really doing it anymore but you still in it but it wasn't really like 100% And he was thinking about other things just thinking about when he gets out was it didn't have the same focus and intensity and trainings used to that's hard that's not the sport to do that again how to get out because there's people that aren't thinking about getting out and you got to think about what we talked about earlier with Mike Tyson in his prime angry at everything like if you get what you're thinking about getting out and you run in front of a guy like that you know or a girl like that is just female kickboxers It'll like that to this f****** vicious man and they're waiting you think you're you're half and half out thinking about cheerleading Wham Shin to the face get rid of the f****** highest levels of any combat sport you have to be all in I don't think I don't think that's something you could dabble in because I think an MMA podcast other guys they don't have the same stuff like Tyron Woodley looks like I hit a huge name but he still he's working he lost his title that was wrong but yet he's still doing all these other things but I think it is easier when you when you have that name your phone your team champion I think that alone will probably should have set you up as long as you're not an idiot for the rest your life with their guys never get to that very very top and if they don't go to Steppin Stones up for afterwards they're going to know when you think about your daddy like s*** today in his family was just like you don't think about the fighting still had it take it he's had to pay the bills and it was just like it was just another option he was like barely making money at a gym so that's the thing where it's like is a sport we are all in and then once a kind of s*** hits the fan, because like right now lot of people with it maybe they start at like 20 and Light by 30 there 10 years in and if it's not working out for you you took the 10 years when you were supposed to be figuring out where the trajectory of let like everyone you knew from high school figured out a job got a house got matter what


    Joe Rogan & Brian Moses Have a 17 Minute Discussion About Cannibalism
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    there's some people that got sick and died from the plague really recently like within the last couple of months because they had eaten a raw Marmot liver a marmot is like some kind of a rodent made killed this Marmot innate is liver and soon the states text to make sure that they didn't come here and get it but it just says I thought it I thought the story was they died over here and like they'd come over here and try to re-enact some sort of ritualistic meal with a eat this raw liver and they does raw liver and got the plague son they were to happen eat human right like like Hannibal like a legally there's like a story or some like that about inside places in leg after that you can like eating with his ultimate Stoner talk it really is sorry about that place on Liberia and general butt-naked he become a preacher later in life when he was younger but naked yeah when he was younger he would go to war totally naked and shoot people donation wasn't yeah you should be so no Nation now okay you just Elba he plays like a TDM me or a thing called Coney never was and whatever happened with that Tony remember that I think you still like her like a warlord but you remember how it was like this gigantic movement and his big thing everybody was talking about it and then this one guy who is Diego that was right starting and he wound up being naked wandering around the street masturbating in front of people and some crazy that that made him like you're not comfortable something went wrong but something went wrong but I blew a tripod in that talk about the same guy we went to war against household yeah he was butt naked different guy because this guy's name literally was General butt naked but there's a bunch of them that did that but anyway on the Liberia show he said that he busted the street cart guys selling human meat and he said he knew because he knew what meat tastes like cuz he had eaten it what the f*** he knew that it was human me at work and do it wasn't beef he is crazy by the way bro I mean like they sell Snell they have slaves out there right Mansion the gall of going to the cops and saying that man is selling human meat why didn't I tell you eating it where are you what's that was you in that movie alive when they're scooping the Dead what you going to do but then they can stay like the food you like how you go to a restaurant that's what I'm saying in Germany they met together and got together with a guy the guy cut his dick off and they cooked it and they ate it together he ate part of his dick and then the guy wound up killing him and he requested it I'm going to kill me and he wanted to he wanted to go to eat him to think I did eat some of them but there was a question as to whether or not a person a lot to eat how do you how do you prosecute that what do you do if someone said I wanted to cut my dick off when you cut their dick off I want to cook it and eat it and then you both cook it needed I want to kill any okay and they got kills and eats them like what is that how they filmed it yeah yeah they filmed it in the eating it thank seeking well-built man 18 to 30 years old for Slaughter horse slaughter but I offer myself to you and will let you dine from my live body not Butchery dining whoever really all caps wants to do it will need a real all caps victim all caps! The two started swapping increasingly explicit emails and on March 9th 2001 Braden took a off work never to return he sold everything he owned including his treasured sports car wiped his computer hard drive and bought a one-way ticket to Castle near Frankfurt him off the train they bought painkillers at a chemical shop I'll be back to the house first Brenda's got cold feet in one return to Berlin Muse said but he reconsidered swallowed painkillers and medication to make maybe he said now do it music the video camera rolling and went to work with the kitchen knife while we went into the bedroom so the blood to Flow Away and Brenda slowly began to lose Consciousness needs to pass the time reading a Star Trek novel when the Berliner finally passed out Muse cut his throat directions to Andover number he's consumed over a number of months the 30 kilos of flash he had put in his freezer use went on the internet and search of a new victim also he became frustrated only 5 people looking for cannibal role-plays beans begin boasting about Brandis someone from the chat room in front of federal police who swooped in on Arman Muse house in December 10th last surprising McCoy cannibal in startling the sociopath psychopath and you were saying earlier cuz are you a psychopath or sociopath that point I'm telling you to kill you but you just looking for him to kill somebody cuz you have a taste for blood down and became his yeah whatever he did during the day was boring and I bet that as psychotic as it is exciting and then he became a serial killer chasing that the feeling yeah what is a Jamie what's the matter to Chuy for them either one of them to enjoy so they proceeded to fry it up with some of his flesh and fat and a bit of garlic and here it is this is over this and then he goes into the tub to die out warm water with his dick hole bleeding out just really insane stop by the way there's a wide range of crazy people right and there's some crazy people like that they want to be eaten and some crazy people want to eat you and if they find each other now that's that's the beauty of the internet you can do that now you can do that back in the Donner are or even the 9th remember seeing each other how long you think that guy could could have kept it together if he just ate that one dude before I could find another guy that would let him eat them and bleeding out in a tub predict how your teeth not that I'm not sure if you guys there pictures of this online it's not like you're broadcasting on television was always like the big things like eating somebody's penis or something Dex Goin you can do it hang in there keep going keep going you control your mind control your mind coaching them through it but it's like you can't I don't know even if someone tells you to kill them and eat them you're not allowed to even as your mate like you like Alexa that's assisted suicide right technically cannibalism 2 no laws against cannibalism per se but in most of all states different enacted laws that indirectly make it impossible to legally obtain and consume the body matter they wanted him to eat chard flash like you is examining different religions do you remember something play some outrageous things like Gupta someone else but there was he visited all of these different religions and people live their lives and different weird ways and one of them outraged after eating human brain in new show it takes like charcoal to the problem with that too by eating a human brain is that I mean that maybe he's called or these tribes or whatever isn't involved with does do that if the brain has prions prions are but gives you mad cow disease really yeah yeah spelled what is that name of that Jake Jakob Jakob creutzfeldt disease and it's basically mad cow disease and you get it from prions get from brain tissue and it takes they survive like thousands of degrees oxfeld Jakob disease that's it without cannibalism but it also does happen to one person 3 million worldwide United States about 3 and fifty cases per year crazy charred though it doesn't matter I don't think that's why it's like it has to be the temperature that it has to be cooked at its supposed to be insane I think prions can survive like more than a thousand degrees for a long. Of time okay that's one of the fears of like mad cow disease like you really not going to be able to cook it well enough to that s*** from getting in your bloodstream yeah Google how long do prions survive in cuz I think it's more than a thousand degrees and they can still survive remember reading that con offices terrible mad cow disease zombies zombies exactly I mean your food so and chronic wasting disease essentially a form of like mad cow disease like brakes have a degenerative disease that affects deer that it's affecting an increasing number of them they're spreading across the country now it hasn't made the jump to humor okay buddy could I don't want to worry you here but you can't more man cannot be destroyed by boiling alcohol acid Standard Auto cleaning methods or radiate radiation this is Dale you can't do nuns are forever why are in the hard to kill Hall of Fame on maybe more common than we realize to this is what I'm talking about so these things this is what affects people when they get mad cow disease and this is also what it affects cannibals the cannibals in New Zealand New Guinea exhibited the same sort of symptoms as people with the disease do it because they're getting it so much oh my god wow I've led to the spread of a fatal brain disease called Kuru that cause a devastating epidemic in the group but now some members of the tribe carry a gene that appears to protect against Peru as well as other so-called prion diseases such as mad cow so they Crazy Cow ilysm in 1 pound New Guinea tribe lead to the spread of a fatal brain disease called Kuru that cause a devastating epidemic in the group but now some members of the tribe carry a gene that appears to protect against crew as well as other so-called prion diseases such as mad cow so they have


    Joe Rogan | Mike Tyson Says He Smokes $40K Worth of Weed a Month
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    Mike Tyson were talking when you went to the bathroom Mike Tyson says he smokes $40,000 a lot of money bean bag chair you can fly to the back with confidence how much is American handball shows going to be probably like $100 it's getting worse and leaving less than that will give you more than 40 Grand is worth 10 tons of weed is $40,000 that doesn't seem right that thousand pounds of weed I'm going to throw out a wild number 40 million of this is what $40,000 worth of weed looks like yeah it's going to be more than leaving Mike Tyson in his crew can smoke is it even has a graph is it even possible to smoke $40,000 a weed a month 908s that's two blunts parade essentially a little bit less this guy sing it's basically for blunts per hour that's totally possible if you got a large number of people with you I will never question my Tyson again this is it ever man doesn't go through a personal stash of that much weed I didn't either Ranch I can't believe that's really Mike Tyson like yourself people like you talk to my cat that's really Mike Tyson doesn't make sense tell like nobody ever song becoming like in a cartoon character in like a f****** Broadway actor in a one-man show until we'd Rancher Robin Givens interview we just sat there like a doofus these cameras go off a boy part of what was happening like they were maybe I just remember him talking about him I just trying to not say something angry 2G a great fighter you have to be able to look at yourself you have to be able to look at your skills you can you still doesn't mean you still can't make horrific mistakes but you have to be able to look at yourself then we get any better. Does. The best fighters have an understanding even if they have ego problems they still have a pretty good understanding of who they are and that's that can benefit you if you use it I'm sure he probably went through therapy and didn't necessarily he could probably have figured it out on its own wake me up in a horrible horrible what where the first lovey had was an old boxing training to turn them into a murderer that was the first love that guy experience his life was horrible man and from him being adopted by custamado when he was a little kid and having extreme physical gifts as well as his perfect storm they said when he was 13 and they put it in with a sixteen-year-old want to believe that a thirteen-year-old can be jacked like that is all the way to 20 extra fees or can you or can you get a release for the mall because when he came on was it The Hangover movie the company that did where the tattoo artist that did is Too Faced tattoo sued for like I think one for like millions of dollars


    Joe Rogan | Did Instagram Shadow Ban Andrew Schulz?
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    the other thing is really cool to say because she's there on his own. Shadowbanned on Instagram tell me what you think is going on because I text him when that happened cuz I looked it up yes and his name is at the top of my list do you like to take it like a case-by-case scenario was the person that first and Tim are they already following him do they search his name a lot that they block anything is ever done people told him he meant having a hard time finding your Instagram page and so he asked me about it and I said what do you mean and I see you right now you are my feet if you go to search me so I'll get on the search you swallow a search Andrew Schulz nothing mean a bunch of other people but not him and he's got a lot of followers let's do it right now screen real time I follow him so if you're not already found a space space space now hit search why don't you see Andrew Schulz fans I know it's not him I'm just trying to figure out what it is so just in that search it's not showing up and it wouldn't show up for me on my phone either not doesn't make any sense cuz what is you have a half million followers how many followers you have ulz but it's not showing up it's not showing up on my knee and now we might be being paranoid here and it might be just something in the search algorithm that for whatever reason his things and showing up and husted say Andrew has a Schultz I don't know why has he was at the end of it. Okay and maybe he thought that has he was f****** him up he took hezi out of his name in the Rampage so just as Andrew Schulz now but even though still you can't find it you have to type in Andrew scholz all together with no space and then you'll find them it that's what it just did people both ways so I go up if that's what you're saying then I'll go out on a limb and so to say this year sure what is manipulating that search result because you can manipulate search people on certain social media platforms is has been revealed through hidden camera conversations with people who wear whatever moderators are Engineers are people that work behind the scenes on Twitter or Facebook and state they do manipulate algorithm manipulate searches and Shadow ban people and there's a lot of people particularly conservative people she's not conservative but what he is is you know he's a raunchy comedian and he might have done something that someone felt was not woke or what have you and they want to slow down the broadcasting of a signal that's entirely possible I don't know if it's true though I would love to have a logical explanation that so why he's not showing up he's you know he's complaining about it but it's a shadowban anyway go follow Andrew Andrew Schultz s s h u l z s h u l z u forget that you have a lot of power a year everything you're the product in the old model you just kind of waited to be anointed well he's got millions and millions of views on his special on YouTube and if you stop and think about if that was on Comedy Central which, Central didn't want to give him special he probably would get like maybe a million people would watch it when it came out and I'll be the end of it I have a special enough tickets are watching it just YouTube is accessible you can be in comedy jail I came out and I'll be the end of it I have a special enough thank you for watching it just YouTube's accessible you can be in comedy jail you could do a crate special and no one can find it on YouTube and look he went straight from not selling out clubs to selling out theaters like that no cell. Everywhere internationally and then some


    Chris Cuomo's Fredo Freak Out | Joe Rogan and Fahim Anwar
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    like Fear Factor more than cuz I remember I loved Newsradio because I'm a favorite child so did you enjoy that more Fear Factor there different things so hot Monday night you know every other sitcom that I looked at every other sitcom that are red for or otherwise got scripts for rather good stuff isn't interesting when you get sides for show-and-tell it's good just ran that that's so rare some people have bad sitcom but they know how to make a bad successful sitcom with bad successful last forever to just unoffensive enough to stay on the air and keep you walk in with your mouth slack I mean formulas exist for a reason yeah they have to cuz I think they need this Rocket Fuel to get a project off the ground and I need to give the writer confidence and have to give the director, I have to give the studio people confidence that it's all good it's a fake moment the fake laugh is gross the thing is dope like it's also known as the girls, but it's the 30th time there's there's 30 people in the waiting room and they're laughing like it's the first time they're faking it left and right up and down and we know fake laugh don't fake laughing at you it's almost worse than shall laugh it is worse than not laughing at all if you say it's the quickest way to Chris Cuomo guy on the internet today with this he said she'll be red-flagged Chris Cuomo cuz he seemed unhinged was using terrible language should not have a gun Fritos the n-word I didn't know Fredo was derogatory Remy GoNoodle but I just I'm not that I would ever try to call someone Fredo sometimes you know doesn't make sense with Chris Cuomo it's just it's just a loser in a movie you know what he's trying to do I mean obviously he's trying to insult him even if there is no history of this word existing for me on ignore and I don't know if it does exist or not but like you know this guy trying to take shots it's certainly not a compliment consult the Chris Cuomo show was a week Italian in the movie and I am referencing your character but these people that that react that way are common it's like what what the f*** did you say to me what do I f****** wreck your s*** but you're not supposed to be a respected political pundit and behave like that that is not the way to behave it's silly too much testosterone so we need to take him to tell the doctor just Perry down little bit take whatever you're at just drop it by half settle down bro or just work out really hard before you go outside do some yoga yeah it's it was a very embarrassing moment think it's a very important moment look at him first of all he is Fredo for life now I hope you understand that he's Fredo for light unless you want to get tossed down a flight of stairs this that is Fredo you'll never get away from that now better Embrace that s*** their start selling Fredo t-shirts with your face search he's a silly man. That's what what exposes him and said he's a silly man it wasn't like someone was equally aggressive to him and he was defending himself and I'm not going to let you hit me violated it was a little bit of Honey punctuation where he just want to get a ride news according from download that's enough thanks for that is a f****** character in a stupid do you ever get that like get you to slip or something most people are nice goofy goofy should back to the get shelves or some street or what


    Joe Rogan: I'm Not Right Wing, So Stop Saying It
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    Netgear are you forget your voice really well I don't have that many though I can only do a few typos wear if you're doing a bit and you need this person to talk or whatever you'll figure it out. that's what he needs somebody else what slow down like you had a really good point there a manager saying that they take a lot of famous people to this island and they have all these young girls that this guy hooks them up with he was talkin about this years ago now it is mainstream news look up with you I'm kind of retarded lumped in you know like some people they don't represent the best aspects of themselves right to people and then other people try to Define them people try to Define you the more people try to Define you in a way that's detrimental do or wait it's dismissive and lemonade at all so stop saying that I am 100% left when the only thing that stops me from the only things that I disagree with about left-wing people its support for the military support for police in the Second Amendment is probably get everything else across-the-board Eileen way left in terms of Bernie Sanders made a ton of sense to me and I would 100% vote for healthy gabbar is my favorite when I'm not I'm not a right-wing person so this nonsense like so many people are saying that who's friends with Kyle kulinski Pooh is a really good left-wing Progressive Talk Show guy on YouTube and Kyle hook it all up and this this idea that you know it's bad for someone to talk to people it's just it's foolishness is a weird things going on right now that was a great platform for him to look at his ideas out there and to be heard and something other than just sound bites yes I can be taken out of context that's a great platform I think for anyone who's running for anything to her long-form conversation is good for us too because we really are you really can't hide in a long conversation 3 hours you can't that's all he had was running the transhumanist platform was running the transhumanist platform is Devon how do you say his last name was just for this one


    Joe Rogan | Andy Ruiz Doesn't Want to Fight Anthony Joshua in Saudi Arabia
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    bare knuckle boxing Legend Big Joe Joyce dipped hands in petrol at had a bruise with brutal fights I was just that Irish guy one of those tents Pokemon deino doing okay just stop right there because we don't understand anything I would respect you and I would respect him as a gypsy I would refer to him as a pikey that's what they call themselves Travelers well sure Tyson Fury the ring the hour before me and I remember watching him he's just like his big Hulk in Monster walking around aimlessly tall that ridiculous and you move so good or a big if you do in suffering from mental illness talk about it and get help because I almost killed myself and now here I am champ of the world feeling great these fights and not looking forward to fighting and Saudi Arabia apparently with the contract said that he had I'd heard was that he had to fight in England like that was in the contract that's what I'd heard but that could be horseshit yeah. No idea maybe it maybe it says in the contract that they have the right to tell him I can't even said that I heard that because I don't remember who told to me but the point is there's a story that just came out that he does not want this fight to be in Saudi Arabia and I think he wants to fight New York again and he said he doesn't trust it over there doesn't trust in England either it doesn't trust fight Joshua name I get it I mean Tim Hendricks about we would we're discussing boxing he's he has two trains at the Ruku gym with Jason parillo


    Joe Rogan on Henry Cejudo Declaring Himsel Intergender Champ
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    shows you how f****** tough Urijah Faber as ridiculous as back it's not just Dad to the fight when he fought Mike Brown and he broke both his hands on elbows and kicks and he's trying to keep this guy off them dude and he's black as well this is crazy right comes back is starching people and good Fighters knocked out a good fighter a young up-and-coming talented kid just catches imperfect in like they have Mariah Favors in the hunt and then everybody loves them and so he starts talking s*** to say who don't like Wow first who don't have to fight Valentina shevchenko and Amanda Nunez apparently his new shirt I love it Henry I'm in your car you keep this out and they come on no more rabbits out of hats no more capes has got people excited about flyweight man his way he's arguably if he's not the most accomplished MMA fighter in in history he's the most accomplished Combat Sports athletes that's that's undeniable to show that's undeniable he can do whatever the f*** you want stop about it's a joke Amanda Nunez thinks it's a joke she posed with them Valentina shevchenko did the first fighting though they would both like him up to I'm just kidding you really don't want to see 135, man ever fight Amanda Nunes you know you don't want to see it see it but I'll see Amanda Nunes fight anybody else and I'll see Valentina shevchenko fight it would be horrible if you saw him men's world champion fight a woman champion and Epoch drop that would be terrible beautiful I would never ever want to see that I was offered a fight against UMaine to run to me once she's hot in a scary way best fight IQ of anybody like maybe better than anybody in the sport man or woman and I was like I can't argue with know what I mean. Last fight against this, and I know a lot of people complained that it was it was a slow flight but and this is something I realize I see during that fight sometimes you need to see the whole locked against already appreciate what's going on sometimes you need to see like an elevated shot of the whole Space because her ability to control that space with the threat of doing something people off she's breaking down the Superman hot in a scary way in a bond villain yeah see she's hot in a scary way in a bond villain kind of yeah yeah I really like you please as well which I think is a good reason for his most people are friendly spinning backfist with their I'm straight and then break in the forearm


    Dan Hardy Wants One More Fight | Joe Rogan
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    and for people who don't know your career was taken from you in a way that you feel like didn't medically make sense they stay told you to stop fighting because they'll explain the whole heart condition thing what it was it was in the build of the month heart beat so it's another bunch of cells in the hall to produce an electrical current and it can confuse the heart cause cardiac arrest it can cause an electrical issues with the heart I never had any problems never any symptoms and side effects or anything like that so basically what they told me is that if I wanted to continue fight tonight it's having ablation so they have to go into my heart and that's a burn that the the cells that were produced in the second electrical Cara I push myself to whatever limits I think I've gotten I'm hoping to find some more but I push myself I know what my heart capable of and I just never down to that I've never felt before guns that consider that the Carotid artery in the femoral artery and they go into the heart but Lorenzo sent me out to California I'm not having any sentence I went back to you can then I was busy for a few years during the country but I did go and see a specialist cardiac specialist for athletes and you put me through the same test the points that what they'd seen and he said that it could have been accentuated because I was in the middle of weight cut and I was in training Campos tired you said there's nothing in these records that show that you can fight and you not save to fight will have the paperwork now so for months and you saw the testing pulling I just got options I would like one more cuz I never felt like I showed while I'm fully capable of I love my body just to kind of figure out where it wants to be naturally 182-184 is perfect for me so my plan is just to kind of get to about 85% condition and just sit there and then like me this weekend is a great example it's like in a Paso Diaz fell out and there's no one else around that's the kind of place I'll just throw my name in the Hat and just to be available and one of those fights would be perfect for me just one of the veterans of the game someone that's not too concerned with the rankins or anything like that dropping Grapevine and then step back out again until you know how you'd like to approach it you want to immediately jump back in five someone with a big name of the show I wouldn't I want cuz I might be one more fight I want someone one more that's it I want someone that everyone knows that though I don't know I would love it but I feel very sad Nelson got knocked out in it in Glasgow I see the reactions of that family I know what I put my family through and because I'm at time to kind of step back and allow them some time to you know that the souls on is calcified to it so the idea of me fighting anymore what's legal what's illegal that wasn't really about about why I was doing it was about I was basically being an ambassador for the sport while I was in training camp so now it would it would be far more of a journey I'll be able to really Embrace a lot more in focus on myself you know and now my camera guys I'd like to document the process I'd like to be able to speak quite candidly to the camera I'm just Bank a load of stuff so after the fight of the oldest oldest footage that I can put into send to kind of give some insight into the that the mentality of the fighter and the ups and downs of training camp to Media day to the press conference and you like you know you confident and stage and you should talk in your opponent and you smiling and stuff like you might get back to the dressing room and you might be exhausted you might feel like s*** you might you might have been playing the game for a particular reason and then there's a good reason you're playing that game and I think that a lot of those mattresses going toward because the sport move so quickly can I stay inside until I so if we are going to expect this how much time do you think you need to fully prepare where are you at right now I always welcome percentages I would say physically and can I would say I'm about I don't know about 50% condition 58 this again the one thing I've noticed is and I smoked most days like my conditioning like always is good but I can just get out and run 10 miles and feel comfortable with it and that's never changed so all I want I need to do is just kind of just kind of tests that the toughness in that condition now and push it you know it says it's to the point where I feel uncomfortable 37 ibuprofen since 2009 you know I just died. I have nothing and you've been out-of-competition how many years now just seven years now yeah I told you I work in Cycles how many years now to 7 is now yeah I told you I work in Cycles like Matthew Modine that movie


    UFC 241: Daniel Cormier vs. Stipe Miocic | Joe Rogan and Dan Hardy
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    yeah that was a that was a rough one man but it's it's interesting how about Francis is bounce back in francis's nuking everybody now it's just not Mental Health there's no real learning process that because of not found anyone to challenge them so then they get into the UFC and then we get to see them go through that process in the UFC and I think that's what we've seen with ngannou you know they took him get into a well title for someone's already show him something in these games made him feel vulnerable to that process is really annoying because I appreciate understand where he was at you got to give Steve paid credit for taking f****** bombs and then fight me and he took bomb that fight especially in that first round like Francis is always in it when he's standing in front of you when you stand in front of you he's always in it and they managed to just slide away from most of them the ones you got hit with you went with them rolled with them the ones you got hit clean with you just absorbed and kept going and growl so here's a question for you then do you think you take punches better if you expect the person to punch hard probably because I would say that you took bigger punches from and gone win that fight in the in the punch from DC and I would say probably more vulnerable to the punch from DC because he probably wasn't expecting DC to knock him out could be wouldn't expect to get caught like that in a clenched either that was really perfect utilization of the clinch work combined with that crazy big overhand right I mean he really perfectly for that and it was something that obviously was a part of his repertoire I was not something that was just always just happen to be there for the moment he set them up for that and that that was just a perfect right hand and he caught him when he was looking I mean he just didn't didn't know that punch was comment clip them dropped them put them away the real question is what's it going to be like now that you know zaddy seek and knock him out and me is he going to fight from the outside trying to land big shots is going to avoid the clinch at any cost now and I got a big height and reach advantage you keep DC off of them and then also when a fighter is had a lot of Wars like him would you need us on toes the first fight was a war right I mean he's had some Wars in career stringify dhingana fights true fight was Awards to get stopped in that fire you know how many the mark hunt fight right who's chaos until he wound up stopping them how many of those can a fighter have how many those can a fighter have before we see them start to fade in front of our eyes and I'm not suggesting that we saw that with him because he was able to withstand the scariest f****** heavyweight striker in the sport and I think the DC punch was just a punch he didn't see and it was perfect and it just put them away happens again so surprised if it happens again because I think is going to be far more respectful to fight the DC's got power now for sure 100% UFC debut and like he did fight long is a real good long job in a low kick and like recently he's kind of crowd these work a lot of steps in very close with that right handed which often offered to clinch the DC and so many people that I think I'm just going to get in there and just bombs away with these people who makes it exciting it's I think he is the least appreciated successful heavyweight champion ever and I don't understand it I don't understand that he's got everything he's you know he's firefighter and active-duty firefighter he's a knockout fighter you mean he knocked out for do moving backwards with a perfectly placed right hand he's a f****** animal when he fights super exciting he's been smashing everybody he's stopped he won more heavyweight title fights than anyone he defended the title for f****** times no one's been able to do that that's how crazy that division is and still does not get the respect he deserves and he seems pissed off this week as well good that can send me cuz then the idea of of what happened in his head might be very different to actually happened well you really think they would let him know Michael not being Gino just one of those punches that he got caught with you might not let me know give DC the credit for you know opening that vulnerability up all the different people discuss tactics though it doesn't make any sense to me that insulates himself that well and for sure is coach is over at strongstyle they've Definitely Maybe go in there and fight if you trying to get it back the question is is he going to be able to use that Long Reach in that height and that power on the outside and keep DC the f*** away from him cuz he's got a considerable height and reach Advantage can you stop those takedowns can he keep DC from getting on top of them can you know if he can do all those things you can get very interesting and you know I mean I think that's really where he shines you look what he did to Josh bar f****** throws into the air like a rag doll when he was in the Strikeforce Grand Prix with a monster at heavyweight you know in the wrestling is unparalleled so do we get Jones at heavyweight then I hope so I do I really do I think he wants to do it at light-heavyweight though I think he wants to prove a point what DC want you out of that that's what I'd heard and I think I might have heard it from him and he but I wouldn't if I was in his Camp. So f*** all this dieting bro what could you do you know when you have a belly you f*** people up you know he doesn't worry about food doesn't worry about cutting weight he and he's fast for heavyweight must like Andy Ruiz you know I think there's a benefit in that there's obviously people there's people that knew the Andy Ruiz was a really talented boxer coming in but there's other people that looked his body missed him but when you see the efficiency of those punches like and the fact that he's able to uncork so many punches in close and where is Anthony Joshua's giant arms is long length gets a little bit smothered by that closer distance closer distance in a fluid quite possibly say something to be said for that physique as well there's an addition to that comes with that you know like you look Anthony Joshua and yammy looks like a physical specimen but the drawbacks would be obvious over around 2 or is that an Andy Ruiz DC they can just they just keep flowing the momentum talked openly about being far stronger in training as a heavyweight when he was alive headways felt better I really do you know he beat the greatest of all-time I mean the greatest on paper of all time at least at least on paper I feel like performance-wise there was moments where Cain Velasquez was in his prime why I said like that's the motherfuker. To me I mean I know it doesn't play on paper because he was injured x a gang surgeries but when he was in his prime and he was terrifying he does didn't stop he didn't stay at welterweight Colby Covington style endurance as a f****** heavyweight yet he didn't make any sense and smooth and just Relentless Relentless no one more Relentless in Cain Velasquez in his prime for him it was almost like his body couldn't handle the strength of his brain like his mental toughness was so incredible but he just couldn't keep up with it I just incredible but he just couldn't keep up with it I just started his mind just press forward togogo you know his in his cardio is just Preposterous didn't make sense DC looks in good shape


    Colby Covington's Trash Talk is Brilliant! | Joe Rogan and Dan Hardy
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    replace 10-15 times in different angles and all of a sudden now see something like a lightbulb moment I love those moments but yeah Anderson had many of those moments in his career where you recognize that he had seen a pattern and then he just struck on that pattern and hit paydirt me like Jesus Christ yeah success is Lebanese outputs love but then Aziz success rate increases so does his output ridiculous like I don't know any of the fighter that does that know he's brilliant in his output is preposterous as output is so outrageous but not as outrageous as Colby Covington Colby Covington might have the most outrageous output in the sport who's the better wrestler who has more power and who can keep that up for the longest does Kobe can keep that s*** up for 5 rounds he's done an amazing job of getting people to dismiss him because they think he's a piece of s*** with his Maga hat and all the chatter it's f****** brilliant man because what he's done is just insult everybody and anybody get a lot of people talking about him and then f***** people up so it's like what does a crazy combination because Fox with their head they don't want to lose to this guy they don't want to hear him talk s*** after he beat your ass is going to still talk s*** f*** there's a slight I don't know depending upon the person but it is at least light burden and experiencing that from a person might be a big burden maybe you're one of those people that has a hard time getting f***** with and you can't it keeps you up at night and then second maybe. Diminishes your performance 20% maybe 30% it's terrifying Robbie Lawler just kept bobbing and weaving and hoping for these openings that were never there or did you call me just on you he was punching some ridiculous amount like one every 2.4 seconds or some crazy s*** to be broke the work-rate right yeah yeah something like that but then I just I just think that the intensity of of Kobe's burn them out faster than expected when you're an explosive guy like Robbie is where he fires f****** hurricane speed bombs at you just and when he does that he's going to 100% 100% Kobe never goes on a percent if you watch him he's punching like 70% 60% 70% 60% and just stays on you stays on you very Nick Diaz like India's his early days Edwin Diaz fought Frank Shamrock perfect example examples that pesan you keep talking s*** and put that pace on you and he's hitting you a lot so you're always tight throat is tightening up tightening up and it's just draining your battery and you don't want to lose this guy cuz he's talked so much yet and you like while you talk so much when I get ahold of them and guess what when you get ahold of him he's great. The problem the problem is all those things the fuk with you plus he's a great fighter so the meanness the s*** talkin all the the Maga stop the strippers that the cringe you like oh my God right and then on top of it the f****** output inside the Octagon you like s*** he's doing all that and he's f****** me up he might have f****** I'll be even if you didn't do all that but it does all that I don't want to lose to him and he's f****** me up God damn mama before Marcus Davis where I thought to myself if I lose hair I'm going to like it already f****** stupid I think that Kobe is doing a brilliant job of playing a bad guy like pro wrestling style and I think he didn't used to do that early in his career he was a hard-working guy who just went out there and fought his ass off but people didn't give a s*** and they weren't giving them the credit he deserves and so he turned heel and from that he's become the interim Welterweight Champion is one of the most talked-about guys in the sport he took on a character that's what I think and I think that character is super successful with f****** with people you don't mean and he can f****** fight magic you can't underestimate that that kind of cardio the cardio's crazy do you do that for five rounds that's bananas that that Paces insane strong as well open the gym I would imagine Rubber Soul is the kind of guy that still trains like he's in his twenties like he's like on it everyday well maybe or maybe they train together and when they train together Kobe was getting the best of it I mean I think they did train together American top team you know I may be Colby new to get out wrestling manuvie just stayed on him he would break him and out wrestling I mean when someone has a wrestling Advantage it goes back to this one more time is a big deal this guy is better technique than you and he's not as tired as you are cuz he's fighting more efficiently and then he gets hold of you and then block them on my back and then you like God damn it and then you try to get back up but you can in the bells over to get back up here I got to keep this guy from taking me down and Pumbaa takes you down to dance again he keeps punching you undefeated keeps hitting you and making you move backwards and you was looking to land this big bomb but is never an opening for it you think it's going to slow down but he never does so Kobe against khabib throughout Paces the other one dude that they can get Ted Nugent to sing the national anthem I think that's an amazing fight if the khabib ever did want to fight at 170 I think him vs Usman will also be an amazing fighting I want to see Colby new smart and that's the fight right I mean and I also think if you're going to have an interim Champion you should treat that fighter like it's a champion just take their fight you can't take their belt away if they don't want to fight right now because they're injured or because they need surgery or he twice and we have to respect the championship title otherwise people are going to look at interim championships like it doesn't mean anything it should mean as much as a championship like we're saying you have to fight for the title next so to say that they don't have to fight for the title nice and we're just going to take that thing away from you just take it away like but you still fight the person still fight it so they're still didn't lose you just take it away because what is there a mandatory Contender that the WBA WBC ibf know it's just UFC UFC decides like who fights and fights when I'm happy that they have interest in the room championships cuz I think there's times and places for that but you got to treat it like it's a championship and call me never lost the championship UFC decides like who fights and fights when I'm happy that they have interest in the room championships cuz I think there's times and places for that but you got to treat it like it's a championship and call me never lost the championship performance


    Jeffrey Epstein's Security Guard Was a Former UFC Fighter?
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    you remember when Mario Sperry got Tapped Out by that badass Russian dude he was a badass Russian to Russian do the same guy that Frank Shamrock ko'd with a slam trying to remember Shamrocks mixed martial arts record Frank Shamrock slam this dude in Cayo demand this guy was famous for having beaten Mario Sperry in the old school was it called battle battlecade extreme Fighting go back little low Holland Sub Sub Sub Sub sub Igor zinoviev that's head cut open well win win win win win win win by Jeffrey Epstein security guard no f****** way that's right oh my God look at his face that's him that's crazy dude does crazy former MMA God gives alarmingly kg interview about working for Jeffrey Epstein click on that with the older alarm AG interview whose it was this the same as MMA - guy doubt that has he got a heads up when the authorities were going to come to his house the night before he said and he says listen what you say is between you and me okay let's leave the salon feel free to Google latest gentleman that's crazy I was just bringing him up and it turns out he was Jeffrey Epstein security guard that's crazy I was really early days of the John pretty promotion who's a beast again those video cassettes I'm getting those video cassettes from the Virgin Megastore in town UFC 2 and 3 still seems like it makes sense


    UFC 241: Yoel Romero vs. Paulo Costa | Joe Rogan and Dan Hardy
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    are the results real excited about you being today is because this weekend it's a great fight card like the Steep a dc-dc rematch is an amazing car amazing fight for that card I love the card in general but the Paulo Costa yoel Romero fight that's the one that perplexes me like how does that go down what happens when these tool f****** Brahma Bulls smash heads in the middle of the Octagon first of all it's all time best body fight ever right how do you bypass luggages without Rocky statue of God's oath of them options for bodies if you could choose like it's flip a coin these guys getting robbed either way might have an advantage cuz he he's so freakish he's so freakishly built that in me you can't imagine someone having a better body you just have a different bodies just the two of them there AOL in right there when he's posing it doesn't even look real Christ he's such a test the think the difference in the in the in the spot between the two is that I think will win American five of five rounds and he would take his time early but cost a comes out throwing gun stray away very very very dangerous and he's fast is fast and Powerful the thing is though is he as fast and Powerful as you're well he's beating really good guys like Uriah Hall but this is the cream of the crop mean I mean he's in there against the motherfuker of all motherfukers at 185 he talked about a dude who just can explode on you and send you flying through the air he ragdolls people he does Peep the s*** to people when he's a wrestling them you just do what the f*** he jumps at them was shot when he knocked out Luke rockhold with that left hand like what the fuc get the f*** out of your medicine is David Goggins stole Souls is a ridiculous time maybe gas think he's a different guy now I really do I mean I think I think Paula Costa is at the top of the Heap for a real reason now on a lot of it is dedication what lead is smile I love that guy training he's awesome Paulo Costa it's working with them and I've talked to me about him and you know how crazy Willie this is like food just like 100% eyes on the prize he goes that's all he does his train he was just got us some party does a f*** around he's just concentrating on measuring his food and training so what about the money that Ramirez coming to recently tell if it's real you got eyes to do die so I guess he saved a couple of shows in Europe that could have gone by. On South story for you from the come out and we have a flight on the card we have published by two against Anthony Hamilton and the voice confirm my are saying that that fight wasn't going to walk in so just to drop it off to schedule strange and I'm not sure whether I would say you know some areas of Poland is a racial undertone I wasn't sure whether it's because Anthony Hamilton was going to get some he if he walked out on stage the next thing I've got quite a unique perspective cuz I can see down the two tunnels where the fountains walk-in to the floor and I saw this whole bunch of likes skin ATS with black bomber jackets and Boots just come marching in and they filled the floor space and then they went over and sat down and one of the blocks and just sat there waiting for it and it was because he was from arrival for both of them yeah I heard about that that's right I heard about that and that's why they cancel the fight yeah they moved over to Australia I feel like Romero in coste plays out if you had a bank on it so I gave you a hundred bucks or what do you say Isis playoff I think caused the Stars fast and I think he pushes Romero back up against the fence Romero defends it you know covers and covers throws a couple of shots to push across the back and a nothing in the second round comes and goes to come crashing forward and Romero catches him with something right hook over-the-top something like that the technique I'm watching out for that cost 2 which is going to be useful for amera he throws a great buddy kick the left hook and Ramirez got this bad habit you can see all the way through the Whitaker fight every time someone throws a Kik he does this overdramatized scoop with his arms tonight. Out of the way if he's partying out the out the way that body kick is any wide open for the left hook so that's something I'm watching out for with Custer I just feel like he's overconfident cease willingness to take risks and the fight that Romero's patient can take his time is never in a rush to get The Knockout because he knows he can get it at any point in the fight like his patients might playoff and customize my walk onto something imagine if he chaos Kosta and we play this over that you look like a goddamn hero. VyStar I was like holy s*** here we go by Francis encounters going to be gunning for the title again he's going to come out guns blazing Derrick Lewis goes to war every single goddamn time they're both enormous my f****** nothing nothing nothing with cruise on that night somebody else who you were working with and they said the word that you never Sager in the heavyweight fight as soon as it's about to start they go there's no way this is Going the Distance heavyweight fight as soon as it's about to stop because there's no way this is Going the Distance yeah that's a rough thing inside of his driveway and I remember this


    Jim Gaffigan "I Think George W. Bush Was Well Intended" | Joe Rogan
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    don't think that like I'm Rubber and I'm going to get blowback on it like I don't think the W had malicious intent I think it was well-intended you know you failed at thing but I think he was well-intended I think that's probably a logical perspective and I think Dick Cheney's probably Satan you think so shot straight to hell that's what it was was remember when he was in the ER after 9/11 in a bunker golf Dick Cheney email I also doubt everything I always caught you know like everything I I hear about I'm kind of like cut it in half which makes me kind of still think Trump is absolutely crazy but like is there like is he cares but like there's no like the narrative has been set for him yeah there's no kind of like you're not going to believe this but Dick Cheney is like one of the funniest storytellers like you that's there's nothing there's no changing The Narrative of Jamie Wright Lake George W's painting and he does a lot of painting is his painting is kind of lovely it's like it's cute sweets after it shows you where his mind is at this is where I choose to spend his time completely different animal he shot his friend in the face and it's friend apologized yeah but he didn't he obviously didn't do it on purpose and then he disappeared immediately turned himself in but it was I'm known as The Dick Cheney apologize on ice so explain is Halliburton so he was the CEO of Halliburton Halliburton and he becomes a vice president and then he gives Halliburton these no-bid contracts to rebuild Iraq after they blew it up so explain that as a as a buck apologist I would say one no-bid contracts happen often but I've heard Salinas Halliburton so he was the CEO of Halliburton Halliburton and he becomes a vice president and then he gives Halliburton these no-bid contracts to rebuild Iraq after they blew it up so explain that as a as a buck ologist I would say one no-bid contracts happen often that's what I've heard


    Joe Rogan - We Have Political Discourse Fatigue
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    having five kids but like I'll do like if I talked about having five kids in New York City in at a show in New York City people are like you're crazy and then if I talked about having five kids in Boston and I'm generalizing people in Boston might be like you're crazy I came from one of those families and if I do it in Utah who will be like yeah we are crazy for having five kids so it is the same joke and it's the same point of view tweaked a little bit and it's so fun kind of traveling around and learning that material and learning the impact and how it's digested will Comics have a unique perspective on America because of that because we don't just go to these different places but we also perform material and all these different places so I think like I've been talking a lot with Comics lately about like what was your reaction to Trump winning the election Comics saw it coming more than most people live in LA does most people live in LA very liberal left-wing convinced that you know this is even it didn't matter who you vote for Hillary was going to win California no matter what like we were this was a pro Democrat State and when Trump won I ran into people that were shell-shocked they couldn't f****** imagine I mean I wasn't surprised by the the logic behind some of the people that voted for Trump last time that are sheepish to admit it now I understood some of that logic but I thought it was fascinating cuz there was a time for me cuz I tore with Ted Alexandro a lot and he's like he's like he's like an Occupy Wall Street guy Progressive and we would tour and he would have during the election he would have some material on Hillary and some material on Trump and it worked ever worked in Texas worked at Tennessee which I think is the most conservative place outside of Nashville and and so it work everywhere and then the election happened and that same material and it wasn't just the context of the post-election it was I described it as people looking at the ceiling is that people didn't want to hear and I think some of it is people like we deal with this all day we need a break from it but it was both sides till like Trump voters were more emboldened kind of like that's right and then also the left people were like please can I I just want to hear Jim talk about horses for 10 minutes Jeremy and so there is something fascinating because Bush was when w was president during much more people coming up to me going how dare he is you know start the Iraq War and with with Trump feel like you probably didn't have anything to do with that yes I would say that my takeaway yeah it's people are definitely fatigued I think we have political you really stop and think about if you're alive for 75 85 years on this planet and most of your waking time interacting with people is discussing politics how much of it actually does affect your life other than those conversation those conversations it's a giant part of a lot of people's anxiety part of the arc but the real life like getting up in the morning fixing breakfast for kids Sunday commentary on how all conversations lead to Trump like it's just every conversation eventually gets to and then Trump did something like that but it is I was also thinking like cuz we we live in this very precarious time and you know a very divided country on a lot of different levels and there's so much drama and there's you know you know what environmental disaster impending and I and again to my point of like is we finally figured it out this is the most dramatic. Be compared to World War II and with my children and my children who went just want to play on iPad we're just mesmerized. Like what and in the takeaway was not over the Germans are bad and not these are bad the takeaway is a human's are crazy like it's just a matter of months that the same people that were your neighbors that you would go to their kids birthday parties you were waving goodbye to because you got their apartment and I'm like like it was terrifying like human beings it's very easy for us to go yeah it was the Germans it was the Germans did that you know is lithuanians but it wasn't it was human beings that were like manipulated like that yeah if we catch the wrong leader yeah right next to that's that is a World War II helmet that's a legitimate World War II helmet and a bayonet it's a good reminder filled with little holes and s*** there's apparently places in Europe where you can find thousands of those things to solicit headed out there areas in France that are impossible for people to go to because there's so many rounds that have been shot into the ground and so much toxic chemicals and stuff from World War that to this day they they don't want people traveling time it's an enormous size of the size of Paris it's in really yeah give me to find that the punishment like they would just be like this I also learn this in Greece they be like okay so as punishment we are going to murder an entire Village so we're in your lip what and by the way again we can characterize this because on the internet when like raping pill what's the go-to tactic is that I will conquer them will rape until you know there was some guy so you know what can I just pillage I Justina I got a girlfriend now and I don't really feel like raping but we were talking about that to this day 20% of all marriages beginning kidnapping yes 20% so one out of five marriages started with the groom kidnapping the bride like that's how they had to get me because he raped her so in order for her with Romaine or it's unbelievable it's f****** crazy it is the red zone in France is so dangerous that 100 years after World War II it's still a no-go area is all sorts of rounds and Munitions and and there's all sorts I mean there's so many Rockets were fired into this area that this s*** is still in in the soil and everyone why why do why is this surprise humans also have a really real short-term memory problem like we don't remember things like I don't think people really appreciate you know that World War II was like seven years ago we go to that bar it's just it's just terrifying it's it's hard to believe but if you're in the wrong place in history at the wrong time like right now if you were in Libya Libya right now or Syria is a failed State I mean you can watch slave auctions in real time right now terrifying terrifying place and it's because they killed Muammar Gaddafi and then the rebels took over and then it became of Felts field state is chaos and this is right now in 2019 if you were unfortunate enough to be born in Libya you are stuck there right now and you're living in hell you're not living in Manhattan in 2019 worth wonderful Jim Gaffigan environment we're barbarians are running the show this can happen this can happen and this is one of the reasons why our democracy is so important one of the reasons by compassionate so important kindness and talking to people it's also important to look at things objectively and labeled Things based on compassion and then looking at things it in in an intelligent non-biased way so we can really get a sense of what the landscape really is if you are everybody's a f****** Nazi and everybody's terrible and white it's my privilege that everyone's a criminal everyone's bad there's real crime in the world is real terror real awful things we have more Unity we have more in common than then we promote you know what I think is a reflection of the success of comedians podcast is that what people don't realize is that comedians really appreciate a different point of view we actually is like your friends that like weed agree with in fact we almost find it entertaining like let's talk to this friend because I know I disagree with him and we can have that banter and I think that the Piggly in this cancel culture there is until like you get these comedians like you hosting these podcast having these discussions and and comedians have kind of like the boldness to step in it and say hey I don't know about that where is Lake City from a societal basis there's a dumb question don't question why we're pursuing this because if you question it that means you're not a True Believer and we're looking for True Believers where is and by the way it's just interesting because I think you don't have a friend Tom shillue who I loved who's who has a show on on Fox Nation and it weird cuz like 6 years ago and I did this interview and I talked about it and and I could see the interviewer go you're friends with someone that works at Fox and I'm like yeah you know it's like it's okay it's okay he's not a Monster yeah he's not killing you know he's not putting children in cages I'm good friends with Steve Hilton he has a show on Fox you interviewed Trump by my family and his family go on vacation together it's like why it's it's it's this strange thing where I'm like I can understand how important these beliefs are and I can understand how threatening democracy is and I can understand how we have to face our history and and all these things but it's like the discourse has to remain doesn't it yes we have to be able to talk to each other and I think that's one of the kind of died with the Trump election people were like you're with us or against us you were the for him or you or your fear for the future and compassion and caring about everyone or you're a monster and there's no there's no discussion about finances or the best way to run the economy International Trade the same thing that they criticized about W saying you're either with us or against which by the way being a father of daughters you know is also a line from Beauty and the Beast felixstowe I'm sometimes and sometimes not get messages on social media and maybe like you know that some of the people that like your comedy are Trump supporters and I'm like I hope so my I hope that I appeal to a lot of different people you know I it's a very strange like I remember the success I had and I'm so grateful for the success that I've had Beyond The Pale I remember it like I came back to New York after I done this to him you don't know what stand up you don't know how long it's going to last you don't know what's going on and I came back and I remember someone reading an article movie was in timeout New York and they're like he's very mainstream mainstream and and there was recently A New York Times article he is very conventional and I'm like what is that do you mean like conventional in that people want to go and see me perform like a lot of people like that you like that's a crow I'm like that's he's you know you know it's like it's so we live in this age like there used to be two medians and I think it's inhibited some people success we're like if it's like Bill Burr one of the best comedians today and I think people are sometimes people in the media are like you know the wrong people might like his material I get that from this podcast it's it's a very strange it's it's it's almost kind of ate you know that and I don't know if I've talked about this but like you know like there's this cultural revolution that is occurring that is its well-intended but it's almost it's almost puritanical and it and by the way I'm not somebody I'm against any form of censorship but I'm also somebody that believes that if we can articulate transgender terms that make people that are transgender feel comfortable there's nothing wrong with that we can adjust our language we do it all the time but I do think that there is kind of this almost puritanical thing that's ironically happening on the left that is what we do as comedians we used to make fun of the right for does that make sense panicle thing that's ironically happening on the left that is what we do as comedians we used to make fun of the right for does that make sense yes very strange kind of like what you guys are doing what you doing forever and if you're right then it doesn't matter


    Joe Rogan | Entertainment Has to be Diverse Now w/Jim Gaffigan
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    if you want to know about a person you know saved politician or would you know an actor, cuz you're writing about the idea that you're going to figure them out with just a few hours of Google searching it's kind of crazy the rushes to Define someone in either very flattering or very unflattering ways that's really where most of the energy goes most of the stories are either hit pieces or their fluff pieces that seem to be propped up by a publicist yeah. I feel it's so like I did this movie that came out it was just a small Indie comedy where I was a guy who had to separate families and they didn't know about each other so it's like he's a good guy now but he had two families and it's a comedy it's set in the 90s and the reviews that didn't like the movie that didn't surprise me you know or the criticism but like a lot of the reviews were kind of there was a tone of like how dare this white male have to look they couldn't get Beyond look it wasn't like they would insert like a social commentary onto a platform that way not for that Jeremy like it was if it was there was a portrayal of and they were great female actor actors that played my wife's and then there was some reviews there like they under serve them and it's like you know what the movie was really about my character and his son you know and but like people were frustrated about story but because of the day we live in it it had to be kind of deciphered through this kind of social critique that is just absurd and it wasn't here and there was a lot of reviews like that well they feel like there's an obligation to discuss that now too if they feel like there's some sort of an imbalance actually like good between genders on a television show or or intersectionality if it has something to do with race or gender or politics are they feel like that this is something that must be disgusting one of the things that I hear from Friends there are very frustrated so when they pitched shows the only pic shows the network they have a story and I D like this is what we're trying to this is the thing they like okay where's the diversity questions about an Irish family that lives in the Bronx to tell you stories about diversity diversity to meet their criteria like you can't just have you can have a story as long as the person's it like you can have a story about a paycheck family and it just be all about the Haitian family we need to get some afterwards but when there is no longer viable storyline and it like no one gives a f*** if you're Chinese or Indian or from Pakistan different varieties of people and there's no judgement I can't wait for that time until then we just have to deal with these observed people that pedal in this is narrative that you have to have no x amount of what I was reading something or someone was saying that I should run for I should moderate the presidential debate not talking about the way here's the thing it's and I think you'd agree with me I'd I do think there's an imbalance and we do have to correct it yes and I do think that like you do and it's great that we have the knowledge and the Forsyth but humans were just clumsy clumsy you know with you when you know more complex than that medium we could have cared up here there's a new ones on every joke he does like people can sit there and be dismissive but like he's like you know what I can't do that joke before I do this joke where is people in their speech in there but I almost feel is like when green book one cuz I saw it after the fact I was like I'd like there's this this belief of all you know you if you play a disabled person you win and but it's much more of like that movie winning was like yeah you know it's it's you know the great crime of America and race so it it brings that up it also deals with you know homosexuality and like the struggle of that which is profound I can't even contemplate it but it's like that's why the movie one and it was also we love Italians America was Italian food Boston and you know that's you know that's there's certain things that America loves so I was like oh that's what it want I'm not saying it's a bad movie I wasn't great I'm just saying that's why I want and it's weird it is a little weird but it's one way to look at it is the darkness without light right there could be no there can be no real appreciation of true diversity without an understanding of racism like in it did to have it around and its ugliest form makes you appreciate the people that don't express that there are traces that are just even-keeled people that appreciate everybody will you know that there's also this too is that you know I'm I tend to lean left I'm pretty liberal socially and but any know when play selected and like there was the women's March and all this stuff there was this I had this thought process of like how do I how do I do no contact how can I contribute how can I help make this country better which it sounds grandiose which it is but the thing is is I really believe that it's like anything I think at my shows it's like people are kind of like break from it yes you're in like 8 we're all thinking about it all the time feel like all right there's a tariff a Chinese tariff what does that mean I don't know what that means is that American farmers destroyed what what's going on but like when they come to my show they don't want me to rehash it yes I think that's one of the keys to your success is that you provide a vacation fun silly well-thought-out immediately brilliant sort of vacation but also pointing out that humans are webcert where stupid of people makes me concerned stupid ass we are so stupid like we just think humans think we have it every generation we think we have it figured out that's the shortness of people makes me concerned it's working


    Joe Rogan | Is Transcendental Meditation a Cult? w/Tom Papa
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    well guess your password in the noon okay give me a radio non radio de Radio de I get up at 7 o upstairs Soldier I make coffee I get one cup of coffee to play classical music softly once in awhile you delete a picture you OCD butter in your toast now I don't I don't eat straight away to straight black coffee into the office have an office and I try and write I sit at the desk I called going into the shop and I sit there and I write and I make sure that there's no appointments until noon anything I'm going to do I don't do until noon except if I'm going to go for a run or workout I'll put in a couple hours and then I start to fade I'll go for a run and then come back and continue not sorry before the coffee if I'm up early enough and the house is in top I'll meditate first 20 minutes before you can write before coffee before I write yeah wake up water in the face Maybe brush teeth up into the office and then take 20 right away because it's more restful than sleep so even if you had like a bad night's leave your tossing or whatever was going on your now ready to to go through the day what kind of meditation you doing TM meditation weird thing about that right some people think it's going to call T it's not right but it wasn't there a while back and think so no my misconstruing it was something else I'm very into it doing it for a long time it's great but I don't like yoga and like all that kind of stuff unless you can hit a little hippie dippy with it and a little too preachy and then I'm out me too and this is totally basic simple when I was taught that there was nothing you know hippy-dippy flaky about it really living that life and you can kind of feel it not bullshiting us to take classes from South Africa but he was like one of those genuinely spiritual people would say these things and you could tell it wasn't trying to manipulate you or Namaste you or socks or he wasn't trying to b******* you that's yeah and then there was another guy I saw the dude's wife and the court giant disaster acoustic guitar making eye contact with him what side of the organization organization been the subject of controversy label the cult by several parliamentary enquiries or anti called move into the world some also suggested TM its movement or nautical TM movement has been characterized in a variety of ways has been called a spiritual movement a new religious movement a millennial movement how a new book exposes the Dark Side of Transcendental Meditation have like where it would happen like there's no place to go honestly and ignorant of it so explain it to us yeah there's nothing it's very kind of made it very simple to make I've always had my head that maybe TM is different maybe maybe going and learning that would kind of dial it into a little bit losses on it so I took four classes you went and saw this guy hearing California and just go for an hour for 4 days in a row and he teaches you what to do it and the analogy is that there's this reality is just in this tumultuous ocean wavzwear on the top or on the surface that's where we live and this is just the way through Mantra to get you down below the waves to sit for 20 minutes and it's very freeing because there's no there's no controlling your mind there's no forcing it to come back and compresses no you're never you're not you're not thinking about what you have to do you just do the Mantra do the Monitor and then let it go and if your brain starts thinking about work at thinks about work of a star about your wife it's just let it be let it be let it be and 20 minutes you pop out of it and you feel not right away I don't feel changed immediately I'll feel you know I have an Apple Watch in my heart rate is low like it's 4250 all the time or when you do know when I'm doing that how much does it normally probably like 82 right now how long does it take to find out if it's going to take awhile or nervous system a respite that's pretty heavy it's pretty great what would you like me to do it yeah but I don't feel like right away but but like I will notice it hours later that I have more energy like I'm still going what is the process of how do you do it I just sit and what's the Mantra everyone has an individual mantra funny weird if you just kept saying Jerry Seinfeld I'm outside doing first thing in the morning 20 minutes and then sometime in the late afternoon all you do is you sit and you just chanting mantra I do my mind and you don't say it out loud as you're just repeating the Mantra in your mind you just try to stay on path of his keeping I just keep saying it and when I don't try and stay on the path I don't force anything I just keep saying it but if your brain belly BBQ in a living let go is that okay it down now I'm not that great of a comedian it adds another four hours to your day and it's really true when I when you called me today and last minute to come in I took 20 before I came cuz I was dragging I went for a run this morning I meditated this morning but then I went for a run I came back I was writing and you called and you're like can you come on over I was like yeah that's cool but let me drop for 15 minutes before I get in the car if I'm tired yet like it's towards the end of the day and I've got something you know at night that's a little later does it help you make decisions yes how did you still make the decision to do a radio show at 7 in the morning because I'm not afraid of it because I know that I can meditate and I'll have energy you don't have to worry about getting a good night's sleep ever know I can meditate and then I'll be okay for the show that's crazy I can't do that you should go you should go okay I'll hook you up with the guy just watching YouTube video is that good enough I've learned so much from YouTube. I'll have you know it's true why can't you learn it kind of dial once since I learned it initially just to kind of tune-up tune-up there's not that much but it's just you know they give you a little bit so you know it's like playing tennis or something I don't know just hold it like this I alright okay we're like in yoga me like you think you're doing this but your elbows are out and bring them in the instructor will give you one thing she'll say one thing about your with the way you're standing of the way you keep your weight and like so much harder I know what you never would have learned it home kind of a similar thing and it just an overtime so that's what it is on a daily basis but over time it's it makes you more chill things don't bother me the way they used to bother me just a the day aggravations work you slowly transform without realizing it do you know who Dan Harris is Sam Harris Dan Harris Dan Harris from know from what is the show Nightline is that weighs on anyway he's been on the project for a really nice guys got up and he's got an app called 10% happier and it's just a meditation app he wants people to know that it's been super beneficial to him anyway he been on the podcast for a really nice guys. Is it nightland he's got an app called 10% happier and it's just a meditation app he wants people to know that it's been super beneficial to him so talked about it often talked about on my podcast and he actually use the tank he's the only


    Joe Rogan | Was Tarantino's Bruce Lee Scene Based on Real Life??
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    no yeah the worst possible scenario like did you see once upon a time in Hollywood I did so those flower kids right through the murderous flower the man sometimes we think about people just on the Olympics cuz that's a possibility it's such a glaring one I get the disproportionate amount of energy and interest for the most part most people are super fine Beyond assholes ran exactly and even the Manson cuz there's probably a couple of them that were fun I bet there was the girl who took off the girl who was like a me right back oh yeah oh that's crazy yeah I thought you were going to say the actual Manson kid take off in real life Gene was always I've known cheating for years he's always super respectful about Bruce Lee but he's also he's okay let me put it this way if that actually did happen that way if Bruce Lee fought Gene the bell jingle bell would grab ahold of him in obliterate his brain on the concrete 100 out of 100 times in the movie where I felt like them I don't like you I don't think it was ever really like that important historical figure from martial arts and I get it's just a crazy Quentin Tarantino movie night at the end of the movie did not I mean unspoiled I don't want to say what happened but make takes Liberties for entertainment's sake with a lot of different things have some random dude that you know is a stuntman and Bruce Lee's a buffoon to him and he kicks his ass on the side but with that said Gene lebell Bruce Lee Jim about would crush him that would have been him in that scene would have been a different thing man he's a gorilla right I mean he's like a judo champion of neck cranks and Joint locks and he is strong like a f****** bear I mean dude in his prime he was a tank of a man really far bigger than he was a small guy but Bruce Lee was an innovator in martial arts and one of my personal hero early innovator because he was the first guy to think that you should combine the best elements all these different styles when I was coming up man I was doing Taekwondo and you were brainwashed to think that Taekwondo was the best martial art everything else was b******* and you didn't even practice it so if I was practicing other stuff like I get some Browns from some pizza if you were in some schools that were less open-minded than mine you know my school was a little more practical than some of them but he would say come through or death like all they wanted to do is grab ahold of you is going to pound you into a f****** tree and it's not a goddamn thing you can do about who was he was in a bunch of different movies as a stuntman The Green Hornet became friends so that they were very good friends and he had nothing but good things to say about Bruce Lee he said he taught Bruce Lee a lot like some of the movies that Bruce Lee Bruce Lee use an armbar early scenes in Game of Death that was from Jim about martial artist Bruce Lee was a thought I mean Bruce Lee was a fantastic martial artist and like I said one of the most Innovative guys ever we don't even realize how much his style had a gigantic effect on making Untold millions of people sign up for martial arts class including MIT right did try to combine them as unheard of it the timer done Exercise from a lot of these Kung Fu like circles where did he learn it from a bunch of different places mean he learned an AUX alerted in China he learn different things for different people I know did you worked a lot of different martial artist credentials gorilla well UFC changed all that s*** yeah yeah Dan what is his what is his competition accomplishments blue belt yellow belt he's but if that that makes sense that they can a base it on him cuz he really was legendary stop mad as well when that be cool though if if Tarantino have the inside scoop on that story maybe they were friends like that didn't go down like that big right fight right right right a fight Jesus Christ they have a different there their back or their course so goddamn strong a few Judo guys I've ever rolled with a lack of consequence of Karo parisyan was one of them I rode with him and he was like growing with a chimpanzee disheartening when you grapple with like a like a really good wrestler that are really good Judo person they just have this insane ability to manipulate body so it's crazy okay it says that he won the national heavyweight to do championship and the u.s. USA overall Judo championship title so he won the national heavyweight title and he went on to win both too heavy weight and overall champion in 1955 as well that's a big X you do title especially for back then in 1954 the probably wasn't that many Judo championships was probably fairly recent think we're Judo come from Japan Japan Japan Japan because count mayeda who was this traveling judomaster he taught people in Brazil taught the Gracie's so the Gracie family in Brazil. They took that Jiu-Jitsu and they were fine and they made it much more much more emphasis on submissions cuz of Carlos Gracie and Helio Gracie and Carlson Gracie and like the early Masters are really amazing amazing story of one really one family the kind of revolutionized the way people fight on the ground they just soft-focus that right I remember ESL about sidonie on the set, so they put me in a headlock or something so LaBelle went up and grab Lee he started making all those noises and they became famous for the Bell said but he didn't try to counter me so I think he was more surprised than anything else so you probably just grab them got a headlock and labelled lifted lie on his back was call the fireman's carry around around the set with him and put me down or I'll kill you least you down or you'll kill me LaBelle said holding lie there as long as he did before I'm down saying hey Bruce don't kill me just kidding champ back on his feet again lead it until the balance Dudley recognized his lack of grappling was deficiency in Jeet Kune Do style martial art to do is developing so it wasn't really a fight but this is what I'm telling you is so f****** powerful and such an amazing Judo got that if it was a fight it would have been right really quick right so if that's who he was supposed to be portraying in the middle of that showed that the Brad Pitt character was Judo Champion that became of martial arts later maybe this guy was like a roofer treated like the Jeffrey Epstein you're trying to keep my life it's those people I don't understand their thinking I don't either it was so good oh my God either it was so good oh my God are you not entertained like there's a lot of times and I movie I was like f***


    Jordan Peterson Is NOT Alt-Right! | Joe Rogan and Tom Papa
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    you do spots late at night so you shut it down at some point during the day do you nap no no you never nap helps right yeah I'd rather power through the morning is so stupid and then I would be up and then I get really sleepy around 6 I try to sleep for an hour or a how to wake up then I woke up again and I will take a nap in the afternoon for it took like a good four or five days before that letter out and I started sleeping on normal schedule room but you work out so much you don't you're burning energy like usually when you're really in shape you don't need naps mantra for me to become an instructor you been doing it long enough I want to go to some other dude Diaz dusty-ass yeah which one Nick or Joey about Nate Nate Diaz I can't. I'm not allowed to come and get me that's not true that's so not true but it's kind of a personal thing because it has no meaning if I say it then you're going to say something back now there's something attached to it that's why you don't say okay you know what I mean mental attachments to it a religion wasn't it a problem if you said God's name are they like certain sex of religion that don't think that you should say God's name whatever God's name is whatever it's Todd Yeshua or whatever it is whatever the name of God is well obviously well obviously obviously misinterpreted where people take the words and the things that he saying yeah willfully misconstrue them they they purposefully change what he saying to make it more offencive more unreasonable people are angry why well it's hard to say I think part of it has to do with the way he initially came onto the scene of because why transgender things yes was he was very concerned they were forcing people to use certain language bright new pronouns were saying like why do you have a problem with people's pronouns he saying that's not what I'm saying right the problem is not whether or not I would have a problem with someone pronouns of problems being legally compelled to use these new words of some of the inventing here I am not doing that right the government telling me how I want you to be compelled to say they're there their pronoun right it's a slippery slope of control more than it is a thing of culture or of morals or Compassion or from being Progressive he's not saying that he's saying it based on his very deep understanding of history and of some communist dictatorships that have gone horribly wrong Marxist philosophies that he's aware of that he thing right horribly dammit dammit dangerous is implemented on a large-scale I give you allow large groups of people to control language into to legally compel people to say these new words your inventing this is not good this is a bad path for human right it's bad. All these people who oppose what he was saying they were labeling him as transphobic they were labeling him is homophobic all these different things that are not true right then he gets connected to this Pepe the Frog thing right because he thinks it's kind of hilarious the internet is taken on Pepe the Frog as like this meme the feels good man frog I know that gets you know the whole thing there a certain group of people out there will decide Tom Popeye some sort of all white white nationalist white supremacist Nazi person a frog you know why some people have used that frog in a negative way some people most people use that Frog as a joke like rails badman the Frog alright people on internet forums would constantly and consistently use that Frog as a joke or humor and mocking and making fun of things and has a British would say taking the piss is taking the piss with a frog but you that would have the frog with like a swastika armband he had on shorts because they is there internet people see if you leave something on the Internet eventually a symbol of Nazis stop using the cartoon flash even Alex Jones had to pay out a lawsuit because Infowars used an image of that cartoon flag issue I'm pretty sure that's true but it was a nominal amount it was only like you lost in Corbett has like a very small $15,000 for a lot of money for $15,000 I'm sure that probably cost a shitload of money but the point is that this frog has like all these different meanings so as soon as it gets connected though to an awful thing yeah then immediately like you got to go out that we can never use that frog again now given what we know and here's where it gets really weird given what we know about the internet and that specifically foreign influence on memes sure like Russia there was factories that were making funny memes about Hillary Clinton funny memes about all kinds of things yeah and doing so in order to get people upset or laugh or to mock mock certain ideas and and push the narrative one way or another through humor they made some really funny when there's a woman named Renee diresta she came in a podcast explaining shift for a project she had to go through hundreds of thousands of these things are really funny do they know are made by Russians to try to get people upset about certain things she how many of those Pepe the Frog things came from a frog that was mocking everybody and the Frog like was a really good symbol to make someone think that you're a fool do you say something ridiculous and trying to push her something is in a meme with you what you're saying but he looks like an idiot and Granny frogs mocking you but you can't beat the Frog look up photo of Jordan Peterson with Pepe the Frog cuz he took a photo with these guys when they had like a frog flag and he thought it as what we're just saying that you guys are taking the piss of Flat Stanley guys are holding up this Pepe the Frog flag Riordan is laughing and smiling with them and one of them has a I think it's a make America great again hat on these kids aren't human trolls they're alive out there in public trolling with Pepe the Frog flag and a make America great again hat oh my God call Jerry wrapped Jordan understand this and talks about it and discuss is it in length and he makes it makes sense right so that's one of the reason why people are excited and very easy to label people in certain ways to die it's very easy to label someone as a misogynist right now I know but if you listen to the breadth of his work yeah this is not a bad person he's a very good person real practical ways to you know is he says clean up your room and live right personal friend of mine I like him very much how do you how do you say you think about these things that you're trying to 2 obviously clean up your damn room clean up your damn room but he's got a lot of great advice he's also a very very insightful person what about all of his on a bad guy at all people have this horrible thing they do today where and when they want to dismiss someone instead of instead of listening to them it's still listening to them and debating the points that they have or analyzing them in a jective kind everybody's attacking every Everything sucks everybody sucks everybody stupid everybody's racist everybody's dumb everybody's ridiculous everybody's a liar everybody everybody says you're not on my team here in someone else's team is just so much of that today there's so much I heard somebody connect are practical trying to find a way through the woods to those writings like you always just heard of it is growing up as a Catholic kid you just kind of heard them is like their stories and they're obviously you know they're metaphors and whatever but I never heard somebody really say no it's because it's how you treat your father and other way you're trying to figure out your way through life that's what these things mean it's a very fascinating listen yeah he's got a very unusual way of interpreting Biblical verses and stories from the Bible search for meaning and right you know exactly and how it's her two interfaces with man's search for meaning and right you know yeah exactly it's like like a practical way too kind of you know approach the world 2-2 in a time when we have nothing to hang onto it's kind of interesting stuff to think about


    Donald Trump Will Chew Joe Biden Up! | Joe Biden and Tom Papa
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    what those debates are like it's a condensed version of a conversation and you also have an actual physical time limit like you have to respond and then and then they start talking over you time is up that's good way to people he would hate you if you want people to hate you weird ancient holdovers from the past that is wholly and completely unnecessary and probably because you don't ever get a chance to see what a person's actually like you just give us a chance to see their show Donald Trump show like Donald Trump a show I'd lock you up you'd be in jail like that kind of s*** it's who's best at television and he's a f****** television guy hangout I'm not going to play this BS of all your little attitude that you got going on and he was a star and knows how to work it smoke does this Biden thing that he's doing now she's making fun of Biden call him sleepy Joe Biden and he shows like some misquote that Biden said as anybody else something about what we're here for the facts not the truth or something like that what is the crazy Biden quote that he had that everybody's been making fun of all the time everybody does who talks a lot but they're talk a lot you're going to Jumble your words together I do it all the time and they find something like that jumble hear a jumble there you better be ready to defend yourself that's right Amex Biden tells Island we choose truth over facts what was it mean 3 / division we choose science over fiction we choose truth over facts and so folks if you're interested join me look we all mess up a line here and there was like a remote control with a shity battery you know that one we like it's kinda getting the volume but not quiet I change the channel to go to move it around bro he's got so little Jews left in the tank right now unless he gets a good doctor actors get off steroids immediately don't you think to take something for sure and not be able to form of prescribed by a doctor in the past there was like this minions f****** 8 years old he's the president knighted states I'm sure Kelly stressful job there was a claiming that he had some sort of diet pill prescription brought up the very Pharmacy where you got it filled if it's true


    Is Lyme Disease a Man-Made Plague? | Joe Rogan and Tom Papa
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    Indian Pakistan Karachi what is that City remember the name that is that it that was one of the cities that Shane Smith from Vice was saying was one of the most terrifying places on Earth the sheer cheapness of murder know how cheap it is to get someone murdered by Baby Kaely and how much murder and crime goes on over the hook God just a totally different metric yeah how you view the world totally different perception of what life is worth and what life is like yeah and what kind of violence have to deal with on a daily rate gone I know there's a lot of very dark places so I don't like to travel you'd only traveled all I do like to travel but I don't I'm starting to cross off a bunch of places or places that don't have the same kind of my friend Justin Wren who runs fight for the Forgotten charity he was just wearing a shirt at the beach if he has a new intestinal parasite that's draining him he doesn't know what the what's going on and then no joke what happened in the Dominican Republic people died because they were drinking from the minibar to hear that story yes yes stuff in the minibar that wasn't actually alcohol yeah the store that I'd heard was that they would put cheap substitutes for one of the alcohol was supposed to be so the people would pay for it and then you know they would steal the actual liquor it was something else and then people drinking is like poison they're dying people really die out that's terrible I hope he's okay described it saying like the one thing is concentrate on statistics and I don't know if this is true we should find out but that if you concentrate on statistics and it seems like a lot of people died in the Dominican Republic when they're over there but the reality is that it's not the way we're looking at it because we've chosen to start focusing on people die over there but in fact it's like commensurate with people that died over here when they're on vacation right that is Wheatley it only a certain number go to that Resort you know any meaning here I think so massage places in Laguna Beach hookworms responsible responsible for the The Stereotype of the Southern dummy know what do you mean people walking around the South Barefoot we're getting hookworm in mass and hookworm has a detrimental effect on your ability to think it makes you dumber so like the Trope of like a hillbilly walking or a bad name oh my God hookworms One-Stop the American south of its health and few realize that they continue to afflict Millions makes you tired Weeks Later victims to come to an insatiable exhaustion and impenetrable haziness of the mind that some called stupidity adults the glad that they're filled in children grew pale and listless victims devel grossly distended bellies and angel wings emaciated shoulder blades accentuated by hunching all gazed out Deli from sunken sockets with a tail fisheye stair that is The Stereotype of people from the South and we just always be here just living in hot weather and they're just stupid really was was worms f****** hookworm better known as the hookworm it's called the American murder are they still out there millions of those blood-sucking parasites live feed yeah for sure and died within the guts of up to 40% of the population stretching from Southeastern Texas to West Virginia can you imagine 40% of the population of the South in these places from Texas to West Virginia was infected 40% of the population with a f****** worm that makes you dumb going anywhere ever again and credible that's that's insane that's what the stereotype came from wow how Wild f****** crazy that's insane you know how many people are getting right now getting Lyme disease and Lyme disease almost doesn't make you lazy it's Rex your health tick on a freaked-out should freak out for 24 hours yeah and you know but you also if you do get infected you have to get on antibiotics really quickly Superfast there's a woman who wrote a book about Lyme disease possibly being a military biological weapon that accidentally was released really yeah apparently this is a popular thought that there's something Lyme disease that Lyme disease doesn't necessarily make sense how quickly it came from this one area like this Lyme Connecticut area and how rapidly it spread and how devastating is impact was and there is apparently there is has been some research that's been done not some quite a bit of resources down on various biological weapons and various distribution methods and one of the thoughts of a lot of these distribution is infecting bugs affecting bugs with some designer disease and then infecting the population like if you release the bugs on this area that you wanted to attack like at a certain point in time and you infected Giants chunks of the population right then you would be able to go back there 10 years later and everybody be f***** wow this is something that biological diseases with Anthrax like terrifying but they've made those yeah forever you know they had that and people been aware that forever yeah but the idea of it being something that's in a bug and that can infect you use Louise that's terrifying are you trying to make yes well there's also never had these mosquitoes before there's a recent case of horrible disease breaking out in the east coast think somewhere in Massachusetts there is some horrible mosquito borne disease what is that what is that thing say about the text about Lyme disease what is the book called bitten circumstantial evidence linking outbreak of Lyme disease in the 1960s US military semi will say this b******* but our personnel and the community what does that when Smith announced is a man okay this is too much their says there's just too much evidence for a reasonable man or woman to just turn the page and say put on your tinfoil hat this is just a conspiracy theory Smith said and yet people with credentials will say that which begs the question why would they even say that Chris Newby wrote the book Benton said she discovered circumstantial evidence linking the outbreak of Lyme disease the 1960s that's what you said in the US military as proof do besides an interview that she had stop right there with Will burgdorfer American scientist who discovered what causes Lyme disease who told there shortly before his death that he had been instructed to keep his research and a possible cause for Lyme disease a secret my hypothesis was is that the biological weapon they were trying to cover up that my hypothesis is that was the biological weapon they were trying to cover up said new be a science writer at the Stanford School of Medicine in California I believe it seems like a lot of malarkey she said I can't connect the dots right now survive Lyme disease my theory is that it was a genetically engineered bacteria but as a journalist I can't prove that someone she saying then she's just pulling stuff out probably but I think that at your bread yeah that scares me more than anything of some sort I would feel like we should be keeping you some medicine in the house like medicine yeah plaquemines what the plague is really Vista flu there certain things you can take if it's knives crazy War bugs probably nothing but there's so many people in so gross and you can see how the people just coughing in the airports without covering their mouths that's going to happen trailing Vista flu yet there's certain things you can take if it's Dives crazy War bugs probably nothing but there's so many people in so gross and you can see how the people just coughing in the airport's without covering their mouths that's going to happen


    Why Don't We Worry About the Sexual Exploitation of Men? | Joe Rogan and Tom Papa
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    you know there's something weird about when you watch some p*** where they pretend to be school girls and you know I guess you can come inside so you know there's a lot of step sister stepmother p*** stepmother stepmother and stepsister dude with his stepmother now those are fun but it's very popular you know that's human sexuality you know everybody has something they're into so I guess they make a movie for all of it but also they're always looking for a new forbidden thing that's a thrill for a lot of people ride if you'll sexually suppress to only watch p*** like on my car to stepmom she going to do it so it's like I'm right so it's like forbidden yeah yeah yeah but you with the west-world thing when people get told what to do too much when they're young doesn't develop this desire to do forgetting things right right yeah yeah you get bored people if people like outrageous things and it does outrageous things are not outrageous enough anymore than they get more outrageous somehow or another ride it that's right that's why you shouldn't go down the path right you should start that's why you're healthier working out like crazy or being obsessed with cars or being obsessed with sports so I could you want to get more and more with it what you're dealing with tires and I doing with human beings that are being trafficked through Florida with the idea that they might have some Fame you know what I mean that's where it all happens right now it's pretty devastating very funny talented she was in parks and rec in the office and the office and she made a documentary on just like all these young girls that especially now with social media and wanting to be liked and wanting to leaving all these promises of Fame and that what you think is amateur p*** and is harmless there's really a very high percentage of these people are being exploited and very differently but is there any kind of acceptable p*** like what it was like 35 year old ladies that are just freaks or not real out of people watching them f*** turn on camera to the trouble you know I'm not that I don't think about them at all concerned about them so we're concerned about the women is that wait for it because we're sexist are we are we putting standards on the females that we don't put on the males because we don't think the women can handle it or that you don't we don't think they can make that choice we don't think that they should be allowed to make that choice or if they do make that choice we think there has to be something wrong with them and they need to be protected or is we don't have those feelings man I just know that so I think that's when you thinking about what leads you to that place there's a high probability that some man did something awful to that girl when she was young watch the pouring so is that something we inherently know and how do we know that yeah yeah because men are big and aggressive and can do no no no that's not what I'm saying when you see someone that's in p*** do we inherently know they've been molested do we just know or mean when you doubt it. But I think but have we investigated it like there is a high percentage of women that do p*** this is a fact that have been sexually molested what I'm saying is your distaste for it is it based on the knowledge of that or is this an inherent perception that a woman who would do that must be damaged so something must be happy must have had happened to her when she was younger that was awful otherwise you wouldn't be doing this well it's like going to a strip club and probably 80% of the guys are just seeing somebody dancing and 20% of the guys are thinking wait you shouldn't be doing this you know what I mean I don't think 20% at strip-clubs I don't know maybe higher I just feel like you know what I mean like I think we're able to I'm sorry to cut you off but I think I think human beings are able to not see everything that they want to see because they're enjoying what's before them right but I'm wondering like why if it's a man we don't have any gases because we don't think of a man you know if a guy is an object of sexual desire for women we don't think of him as a victim ever I know which is unfortunately a lot of things happened to young boys you know what did you hear about this guy tattoo in Katy Perry you about the song no now she says maybe she's not so whenever he's accusing her of sexual assault was calling sexual assault and she pulled down his sweatpants and exposes dick to some people right right and then you would love Katy Perry pulling your pants off I love Katy Perry problem suppose your pants down in front of a bunch of guys to pick up my keys into my pants during her vagina was exposed to all these strangers I was at I got a piece of s*** that was your daughter or your wife some guy pulls your wife f****** sweatpants people I got arrested in New Jersey she blew a 14 year old boy they gave her a 10-year suspended sentence attenuation on 10-year probation no jail time and she keeps her teaching certificate she'll blow you to that girls f****** crazy she's just just love sucking dick she's my God you can talk her into it it's all I can afford to a lady blows 14 year olds every cop thinks she'll suck his dick too right don't you think they're crazy there's a lot of different ways to be damaged right and that's her damaged but what I'm saying is like what is she doing she's a grown adult see how you been you looking at that there's a lot of different ways to be damaged but if that was a grown man having sex with a 14 year old girl you wouldn't worry about what f****** damage he has you be worrying about what damage he's doing he even worried about her being damaged I'm not worried about it damage he has you be worried about what damage he's doing the even in that situation you worried about her being damaged I'm not worried about it but you don't have any but that's what you said right or what you were thinking about was her being damaged right not her victimizing the boy right


    What Really Happened to Jeffrey Epstein? | Joe Rogan and Tom Papa
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    so have you been have you pay attention is Jeffrey Epstein stuff a little bit things going on I think I think he's very powerful people he had stuff on too many very powerful people likely right probably yeah yeah they took a really creepy high-profile case that my have connected a bunch of really powerful pedia I don't I don't necessarily believe that it's you know the people from like it's Trump or it's the Democrat I think there's other very powerful people that would have wanted this guy to go away for sure you know what I mean yeah yeah you said you didn't know that he had a cellmate and hang himself is choke them yeah I mean he could put that noose around Epstein's neck and then squeezes arms together and just pull on it until the guy hangs to death in Angola go to phone her and how did it pass jacked has huge bald guy free in the South yeah he looks like his name what he go to jail for the deaths of four men alleged cocaine drug conspiracy he's that big and he's 51 how many cops are smuggling steroids in their a****** to get get to this guy is there a rope left in there with him this guy probably Solutions you keep getting me the juice I'll keep this f****** guy on ice and right they didn't they said this is the one conspiracy AZ is the one conspiracy where nobody believes the true story that I've talked to know nobody Michael Shermer things just happen and people kill themselves has his taken he likes a lot it just seemed just make a scroll scroll down a little bit there okay a new conspiracy theory development I've seen regarding suicide they made it happen on purpose first let it would anyone bother concocting conspiracy theories about him being murdered murdered by clandestine outside forces of course. As with JFK Diana Maryland at all Fame warped perspective in fuels unwarranted speculation first of all this is not unwarranted second mall if you don't think that powerful people have people killed you're hilarious like that is willfully naive they do do it says remember the adage regarding conspiracy theories never attribute to malice what can be explained by incompetence or chance true but you shouldn't do that it is possible but what what are the odds there's something because he's in so many circles and touch so many super powerful people it's different house in New York City Johnson Controls a lot of stuff that's where what's going on in the house the guy there's there's so many questions about where his wealth was the color of his house did Neil Denis by balls on the entrance and set the other s*** about the house is crazy to the same color it's painted in the same way these really flag is and this there was an idea that people if they're wondering like how far this guy's influence goes and where it comes from and look at this house how does this house on the f****** island island is like a building there no big deal out of Mar-A-Lago yeah but I mean a flute with him 26 times I've never flown with if you have to be my very best friends and I tour with all the time have I flown with you 26 * 450 evenly ever maybe if we flew together it might be a little more than four or five in Monday 10 and might be tended when I've known you for years now is not been 26 x so Bill Clinton it was afterwards Jerry probably 20 times would find out about oh really when he got busted with shortly after that and then he's been on the Run since time it wasn't I wasn't Trump talking about it with Howard and Howard Stern was he talking about cuz he was sentence woman pursue this pretty heavily she was a journalist and she were to pursue the story they already wrote about about 2016 and for some reason the media didn't really pick up on he said he wrote letters to everyone what the name of this woman that because this one woman really doggedly pursued this story and I was because of her and I think a lot of it had to do with her recognition at this guy and got in his creepy like right now sportscaster James Brown sportscaster Kratom find out is this Brian in his groin I'm sure it's a good show we really have to start doing stuff like that yeah ridiculous shows All Star postmenopausal chips look like these days high school that's right and if he looks that good today that's incredible taking care of himself must be yeah he's doing something right. Run around after teenage girls good life floozies flying over Bill Clinton Rihanna. He thinks he's not really that they faked his death it's so creepy God bug got good care of how what good he's gone maybe not man may be nice, Maybe not maybe if he stayed alive could have told us some stuff about some terrible people that are still alive doing things he's the worst one I don't know about that he's a creeper how do we know that we know he's a creep most likely but we definitely don't know if he's the worst at all those people that he was creeping with super powerful people doing crazy s*** yeah there's got to be some stuff right investigation I'd go after the hard drive sometime if that's where they keep it all I did find hard drives filled with stuff that he had they did that he had with the very young girls and suggestive poses and pornography but they were talking about how many different photos of young ladies all ride on his computer all right enough with this guy yeah that he had with the very young girls and suggestive poses and I don't know if it was pornography but they were talking about how many different photos of young ladies all ride on his computer all right enough with this guy but I don't know if they were young like it legal or young like 18


    Joe Rogan on the Cris Cyborg Controversy
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    you know what else is that trip that I did with your pal that open my eyes I never done those things IV vitamin drip are buying brother I swear that a bag and a half and I was ready to run through a wall in your house which we had a year to show there in like I showed up wasted I think typing like New Year's Eve UFC highlights how about that hard in the paint in the paint he's the only got listen to say what you want about Dana and I do like it like really saved can you imagine if another commission do this another hundred this but I do like when he does spit that's what he saying is the truth like sometimes he's on one you like what the f*** these guys over then sometimes I overthink Edwards theme cyborg steam whoever did it with her it's her boyfriend or whoever it was that edited that video that lied and put words in his mouth is so f****** stupid you don't think that they're going to do something about that you're out of your goddamn mind when they edited that video to say that whenever I'm talking public I'm not telling the truth which is not what he said at all and then they have it edit and cut right there I'll tell you this right now. Dana's to Smart at let's say he would let say he thinks that you think you would say that in a public forum the cyborg when they're face-to-face like that and you don't think you realize there's cameras around he's way too smart for that so full of s*** me and Nate Diaz had our conversation I say any of that stuff so I made that all up but also they did was They're bringing back s*** that happened five years ago cyborg want an apology from me I think it was that she wanted apology for me I think it was her boyfriend or someone on the team I apologize to her me and her knowing around face-to-face and I took a photo with her afterwards there's a photo of me and her on my Instagram would you see you're just like Amy like guys were goofing around with drinking and fighting and I said hey I'm sorry about the Joe I promise no more jokes and I said I'm actually a fan of yours and I want you to succeed the UFC and I wish you the best of luck no hard feelings of kind of hurt my feelings and I'm sorry I got a promise no more jokes I gave her a hug we took a picture together and that was when was that 2017 his only because meaning Narrative of that cheese Bastille she's this monster PD's right once we don't talk about Jon Jones Jon Jones got tested positive for this tiny amount of something that probably came from a tainted supplements she tested positive for a serious steroid and something that you like a woman taking a steroid is different than a man taking his to MediaTakeOut female-male you don't have to do. There's been people who have tested positive before where that's not their narrative Brock Lesnar destroy but also yeah a good way to look at me look at her fight you look at the fight with look when it gets dark is when you go back to the non testing days like the Gina Carano fight kids veins coming out of her face to look up chica to ever fight MMA there's a video does a picture rather cyborg holding genus face and punching her and you see the black fingernails and and she's got this mean look at her face and she's punching Jean and the faces I bring us one of the cyborg is it that one French Jesus Christ but she's holding her face with those black fingernails and just crushing Gina's had to beat the s*** out of her but it said Gina was a beastman and she hung in there as long as she could but the consensus was that cyborg was Juiced up enough individual side not so much when it comes to the the feminine like those looks Department see I get that marketview and the Beast I was taught Kyla Harrison on you that is the pfl she's a two-time gold medalist judoka monster and she want she's in the pfl she's in the tournament there and she's she wants to fight cyborg why does she think that kind of cyborg has gone down this road in her career and then I picture on you know if I found the UFC near me it is my belief f****** wrong I don't know but this is how I would do in this is what they're doing is what I think would it bother you will see as nice as a person cyborg is there's no other girl walking this plant that looks like cyborg really because maybe PD's do your point I'll do Ronda Rousey and Miesha Tate so they're going to push those girls more because that's what people can relate to more than a girl like Cyborg and I don't think I'm saying anything no one has assumed already and it's the end I like time works at the nice person and I don't think so I was a bad person I think her management and the way they've handled things have completely factored and I think we're going to battle with UFC was the worst thing and stop he is a nice person in every time I've ever known him interact with her and looked even that last fight and there was a thing with the Spencer fight like that people are saying that you guys it was biased commentary know it wasn't that girl survived that girl survived person that has come to about time bragged on this girl and she cut cyborg face wide open one with one elbow fight it's like when John doesn't destroy someone your time at the other guy was Cyborg to expect just emergency one judge thought the Thiago won the fight I don't agree with that amount but that's how close that fight was there was no one that thought that Spencer won that fight after it was over but was amazing that she was able to endure the f****** beating the side were put on it was a girl


    Ferrari, Corvette, or Porsche? | Joe Rogan and Brendan Schaub
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    you see that s*** where this guy had a super fast and he's apparently a very famous designer and he put his sneakers on the roof of this f****** far that he owned he owns this crazy green Ferrari Superfast yes gorgeous and he put his sneakers which are green as well on the front and Ferrari sent him like a cease-and-desist and a threatening this guy Phillip clean lashes out of Ferrari over cease-and-desist letter but like look at the photo apparently I asked my wife in the sky so that color is I'm not usually in a green car that that lizard green King Amazing Horse make the GT3 in it Ferraris trademarks and model cars are associated in your pictures with a lifestyle totally inconsistent with Ferraris brand perception in connection with performers making sexual innuendos and using Ferrari cars as props in a manner which is purse a distasteful this Behavior tarnishes the reputation of Ferraris Brands and causes Ferrari further material damage in fact guess the undesired connection between Ferrari trademarks on the one hand and Philip pleins lineup shoes and the questionable manner in which they're promoted on the other hand is interfering negatively with the right enjoyed by Ferrari selected licenses which are exclusively entitled to use Ferraris trademarks to produce and promote line of shoes for arborist nonsense Lila Frey why is a very successful designer his stuff is very expensive like LOL fast and then painted green like an a****** would like red color now I can't I don't I don't think that green no no way yeah I seen one of them at a dealership so there's only seven hundred of them in the state I saw all of gray like that Battleship Gray it made my dick hard driving at least that you named Ava to all the cars there's nothing as far as the Driving Experience banana Porsche the reason why I still have that 2007 gt3rs the Truck Works worked on just wondering what time I get in there I get happy just feels amazing it's just for the GT2 RS but you can get a GT3 touring the GT3 and GT3 touring do they sell you with a manual transmission completely ripped off Ferrari I mean that's okay I mean come on some Mid Engine Corvette mid-engine Corvette with a giant Hurst shifter with a f****** cue ball the cue ball shift that's the real guy in America I know I know


    Joe Rogan Didn't Like the Portrayal of Bruce Lee in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
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    what is that your daughter your daughter goes and joins Isis so I can just think about this that the Manson Murders why I'm so until I have no idea got problems but the man throws those girls like 17 in 1917 will they were also homeless so you're dealing with people there probably is crazy crazy and then they didn't know what they were going to do to the house does Once Upon a Time in Hollywood that their depiction of it that the Whiskey song blocked it I cannot get enough of the sixties on a 68 Porsche like amazing Bruce Lee was a philosopher whiskey of fighter was he really that much of a badass I don't know like I've heard I've heard he is a Furby right now he's not been really a lot of fights I've heard I've heard both so what I thought was great is they put like Quentin Tarantino put his perspective on it looks like I've heard that narrative and I loved it because I've witnessed it all the way up heard where he wasn't much of a badass like you don't have a crazy record and the problem was in real life is no evidence that he was ever at like an egomaniac dumb who's very interesting guy and very insightful and I do and I bleed in his like a philosopher and he's brilliant but when it comes to the actual toughness we don't we don't know we don't we don't know for sure but that that's one and you've heard that narrative before right what narrative dad like like he's not actual tough guy well what I had heard was that it's at the time he was incredibly innovative did martial arts but he didn't really fight and he have like a sparring match once at a tournament and he had some street fights but he didn't you know he wasn't like Jon Jones and that but then I'd also heard that it was this bad ass and fought other dudes from JoJo's and he's amazing it's a f****** Quentin Tarantino movie and know what that day out I don't give a spoil the ending with the ending to that's not real well that's true then they had a totally different ending like you're living make believe everything don't know what's real in that stuff for like I'll see. The ranch is real where they went Charles Manson who's barely in it the Manson family no but we do know another about Bruce Lee Bruce Lee Was His Brilliant insightful guy and in that movie they made him a caricature of that and you have a problem with that I did whether he's been in a million fights are not the weight what he's done for martial arts is some presents it's amazing what he did so take that twists for me and that's what I want from the movie family's reaction oh my God the sisters starting to his daughters pit yeah she's been more shredded yeah I just crying trying to say I like the twist because it's not real busy you stop producing beat the f*** out of bracket quick punches you living in the legacy of her sleep which is probably true but in a Quentin Tarantino movie that was f****** great man I thought that movie was brilliant Bruce Lee things because they made him look like a dork but everyone sucked his dick soap to mix it up real guy that has a real Legacy and they made him look like a buffoon it's the movies though I know but it did you know you're making the guy look like a f****** idiot you but anyone who wasn't really an idiot he wasn't happy at all not at all for martial arts I don't know why you like the thing that's good I like the twist like you feel to be Brad Pitt up I went and he knew how to fight in the reality is a bigger guy who knows how to fight really knows how to fight 230 lb and paste thinking about it too much


    Rogan & Schaub Discuss the Push to Ban Assault Weapons
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    here's my thing back to the the mass shooting the gun control with the semi-automatic weapons if they said hey man if we get rid of semi-automatic weapons there won't be any more mass shootings like this don't you think in general most people like yeah cool take him in really that fun are they that cool to do that it doesn't matter whether you need them in terms of the the way they are looking at it they're not going to say okay you take them because their ideas the government eventually wants all your guns are going to start with assault weapons and it worked their way to all weapons what if they assault because the mass shootings because they don't think that they should be able to do that they think that the government does not have the ability to take away your guns for real problem the problem is crazy people shooting people the problem with automatic guns shooting people going to go after those people that have the guns that have never done anything all day you're going to say will the second amendment protects my right to keep and bear arms Amendment written the 1700 that hasn't changed through the thing is though is if you can't hey well pump if we can get rid of these for now in the future Wicked to go what I'm saying is killing people left and f****** right dude you got to get off the road with this thing so many people are dying like get rid of f****** frog yeah but that's a simplistic perception of what's actually going on no one's going to think about it that way they're going to think maybe the people that don't have guns going to think about that way that the people that are asked are going to say this is a slippery slope that give them any ground like Jolie never going to vote for him they think that if you give in in any way shape or form to take him out free slope and they going to take away pistols in California's already reduced the size of the magazines but that actually I think that was voted back like I think that was ruled to be unconstitutional they had like limited magazines like you don't have a magazine like six rounds or 10 Rounds or someone I know was 10 I think they're trying to make it lower but that Dad has been reversed I'm pretty sure here's my thing with the mental health call Nick at the mental health plan there's a mental health problem all around the world we have a gun problem that's not true the menzingers just hear the mental health problem in the United States is extremely exacerbated by the use of Psych drugs there's way way way more to brother have nearly as many prescribe drugs in Europe as a Duet washer obviously not everybody on psych drugs that murdering people did the problem is many many many layers right there's people that are abused there's people that grow up with a lot of violence with people that grow up and they now there's their psychotic they they have psych drugs the psych drugs or disassociate some people just be bad apples though like does it always have to be a mental illness like all these shooters just happen to have mental illness all of them well someone just don't suck at life maybe some suck at life but almost all of them I mean in the 90% on psych medication who was murdered by his wife when she was on an SSRI and on cocaine like people when they're on those drugs it's it's a varying reaction and suicidal thoughts are very common as well as homicidal thoughts very common in also the feeling that things aren't renal the people that have talked to you that were on ssris that got off of them nothing seems real the computer simulation bank and I think that's a big problem for sure a crazy person with a semi-automatic weapon is a real problem and you would want to take a semi-automatic weapon away from a crazy person the other but the problem is if there's a guy like you was a semi-automatic weapon ever Ranch somewhere and you just like shooting coyotes and f****** f****** metal targets around the and you don't harm anybody in you're a good person you are technically protected by the 2nd Amendment and why should you but okay but then what about your pistol should you take a pistol what about your shotgun what if you get a shotgun and you f****** keep relighting it depends on if the people are not armed they're running around him all you can tell alot of f****** people with shotgun automatic you're the smartest people I know Bernie Sanders a smart motherfuker this he lives in this world when you said what are we going to do his aunt has like his good as mine it's a good thing to be scared because there's no one out there has a shining light like one answer you like that's it the smartest Minds in the world you can't take away salt guns assault rifles you're not going to do that they're not going to give the constitutional right now they're still out there you'll get them but you have to go door-to-door and search can't do that everyone's thinking we'll have that's not realistic like some s*** how else you going to get those guns from. The answer is it the other thing to me that such thing as I used to always think his kid to on or in their basement on bread at their these losers and they have nothing to live for probably true, most nine out of ten but then you got homeboy like you're over and where was in Ohio who had these chicks are coming out he's banging in a few girls had a bunch of girls that I can we saw signs he's always talking about mass shootings he was also Elizabeth Warren supporter who wrote a post about the need for gun control after different mass shootings I mean he was a real left-wing guy and this is something that they've been the media is ignoring cuz it doesn't fit the narrative to the narrative is there all white male right-wing you know he was left when he was laughing like yeah he's a leftist I mean he he wrote leftist he him as his pronouns on his page wow yeah I mean he was but do them he's a psychopath they're saying the kid that they caught in Endicott and I don't talk about Massachusetts bums me out when did after this when we want some else but they're saying the kitty Cotten El Paso who do the one who do dinner up Diana when she did die but he was saying that shows No Remorse sick f*** yeah I did it man like you kidding me dude you killed kids like you're damn right even better than we almost these f****** immigrants that come here and get detained if anything saying that they should definitely kill him and they shouldn't have definitely torturement just just just a quick but having him around doesn't help anybody either a good thing though and hopefully someone gets me and shoots me so I don't have to go through the legal system that's the way it'd be way better die real quick so at least he doesn't want this that's a good thing I said all white dudes in America and Instagram took his post how crazy is that how you write they took his post down I'm crazy they put it back up right they did show me has some Power Man of all the different people that were wide that have committed mass murders manage name the last time the last time there was a black guy that committed a mass murderer was those f****** guys in DC they were shooting people out of their car I don't have the paper as a son and father yeah it was a guy in a younger guy name the last time the last time there was a black guy that committed a mass murder with those f****** guys in DC they were shooting people out of their car I told her the paper has a son and father yeah it was a guy in a younger guy with a younger guy was his son


    Joe Rogan on the Alleged Vin Diesel vs.The Rock Feud
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    3 milliseconds Vin Diesel I don't live my life one quarter mile at a time reason a wife beater like barbecuing all the time but f****** thing in the Beyonce song Hello Coca-Cola sports did not leave your life all day everyday and still don't get along with each other you're not sleeping diesel you know he's Mister f****** Fast and Furious coming out was right so I don't know 16 rules is rules Vegas. That makes sense. Fast and Furious but you know the Rock and Vin Diesel couldn't be on the same time to hate each other so bad that the shoot different things and like like shoot it so it look like someone's there they hate each other so much because like all he has Fast and Furious spin-off account are you a family. The Rock was sitting on his music that was fantastic because rock is so positive Tyrese Gibson reignites fast Feud with Dwayne Johnson call spin-off Hobbs and Shaw is not a win someone else all the time yeah that's not good for you that's how you know he does just go to the gym the rock with two hours sleep a lot of steroids hours of sleep for sure he's doing that stuff man he's grinding his own private jet he is holded on performance-enhancing drugs and his body is pulsing as your boys are going to snitch would say with f****** you weigh 170 lb East Olympic swimming not use a bad motherfuker those Jason Statham but the rock is an enormous human how they the same height there that doesn't make any sense that is strange a box that doesn't make any sense of the Guardian which is kind of nonsense website so it's just operated interesting though and then Wall Street Journal paywall that actors including Jason Statham Dwayne The Rock Johnson and Vin Diesel contract demanding that limit the amount of punishment their characters taken fights to they do I look like this is goodly Imagine telling your agent that like I'm down to do it band The Script when he punched me in the face I'm not going down bro I'm not doing it you imagine doing it so crazy to get his legs back in a joking around my sister might say that too if she saw me the movie get my ass kicked in the face but he's always doing a million things at once I have never seen a just doing fast what else is he doing bro please God elevation show where all does yeah like a game show Fear Factor type television show he is always doing something he's also doing Jumanji you did a new Jumanji with The Rock The Rock Vin Diesel I'm sorry he's always doing a million different things at once always got bars on the TV show that he does which is like some crazy f****** Fear Factor type deal he's got Jumanji Zoe filming a million different again Latin for instant rice and I'm all about it I have no problem with it but let's tell the kids like it is like I thought I don't know if I keep hitting the gym I wish my dad like


    Joe Rogan Plans on Leaving LA
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    you don't live in freaking no but but eventually I'm going to move out of California how dare you to do them like I'll probably wind up Bank in them like doing them in a week and then the rest of month off I don't want to be at the store well I love the store but you know how so loved it and probably doing a lot of improv shows but I'm straight I'm still going to do shows but I really think that there's something that's taxing about the volume of people here agree have bothered with kids bumper to bumper on the stupid this is stupid place to live because I travel so much I mean I can travel at a Denver you know I could live in Denver and travel out of their Irish crab is f***** you though like your happiness you know I'm saying like it's a weird balance cuz I I hear you I hear you were the bouncer your family and stuff but like I check off boxes when I go out at night and I can I sleep like my you're saying that I don't hang out man hang out the store when I see you there I see my friends or this is me hanging out I checked those boxes on that I don't hang out I need that you can also get that when you tore you didn't get that when you go on the weekends I think I'd have to do more clubs I can't just do theaters because I really feel like it's a numbers thing like in terms of almost like if you're doing cardio while you can't do hard cardio once-a-week inspect expect to be in shape you won't be in shape of you a bunch of many many times a week so if you're going to live somewhere other than La I feel like you have to do at least five sets a week I think that's the magic number so I think you'd have to do a weekend or you doing to show night Friday 2008 Saturday new a weeknight someday Friday sale then I don't work Sunday that's the Only Rule those are smart days yeah yeah I'm the same way with you Sunday and Monday's have been doing it lately yeah and you got to do that have those boundaries we decide to take Monday night but most of times not most of time I take those off but I think there's a real benefit to not being overrun by the volume of people out here is that what you think that's why Dave when the reasons he excels you guys are similar with that where you don't really tuned in with like masses meet meet you anywhere you're not glued to your freaking know and also heat he's not into going to like Red Carpet Events and getting photos I used to hate that chick I just feel like it's a circle jerk and you know it's just weird celebrity world is very weird how people love when you're famous and then you're around other famous people that the only people that think you're normal you know they also understand what you're going through no it went very well so he's not into going to like Red Carpet Events and getting photos I used to hate that shift I just feel like it's a circle jerk it's just weird celebrity world is very weird it's very weird how people love when you're famous and then you're around other famous people that the only people that think you're normal you know they also understand what you're going through


    Joe Rogan on What It's Like to Tour with Dave Chappelle
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    I've ate some weird stuff Tacoma Dome we break the all-time attendance record for the Tacoma Dome 25,000 people it was a Madness right we're flying high to say it was in his who opens for murdered it was a f****** crazy intermission is a DJ's got a hype man murdered murdered then dead goes on lights the place on fire gasoline on the Flames then afterwards he and I go on stage together and what do you take to get to 5000 people people are rushing the state it's Madness I mean mayonnaise when did you kiss what's happening I'm not exaggerating we go onstage the show supposed to start 8 Pro starts at 8:30 9 10 11 12 the show is at least at least 3 and 1/2 4 hours old by the time was over so the show ends like 12:30 ish we go immediately from the arena straight to a movie theater the David rent it out we have a private screening of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood at 1 in the morning with the crowd come to me once shame on you fool me twice shame on me like the movie we fly to Salt Lake City and immediately everybody gets a IV vitamin drip with a Dave setup National Rockstar style sunglasses on the entire time the whole crew is going to he has a posse with him he brings his own photographer his Madness Legend and a tour bus to the airport in the airport to the hotel how did the additional I was wondering so were you and Dave at the store and day was like who asked who like you're both Titans Dave called up what he called up his agent and then his agent calls up my agent and they called me or I'm in let's do it and then it's going down or no it sounds like an awesome idea and I'm free that weekend weeks out the show sells out in 24 hours he doesn't have social media since he doesn't have social media and I do is like magnifies everything cuz with all the f****** people that I asked 7 million on Instagram and 5 million on Twitter to Facebook sell out in like 30 seconds out what he does a lot of Clubs in theaters and does whatever he wants when he said he's a free bird you know I'm saying like he's free he just does whatever he wants he was his own close to your guyses aren't nice I text you this you to take us everyone you two are f****** directions meant for you to get together and do shows is insane and to use like s*** that New York Allen used to promote the shows don't judge me not to do something and Dave Chappelle it's not for you I'm sure we will in the future we are displeased just a small batch for the funk of it it was one I sent to Jaime it's Jay-Z and Eminem in New York like two times come together man I saw what you guys were posting I was like too much and I think history will iron that out cuz we're going to do I've ever met in terms of not being locked into his phone he didn't even look at his phone I don't even have it on the phone but he don't look at his phone calls FaceTime at all or anything from him just being around him to everything and he's on this like super celebrity Rockstar level does really weird it's really weird but he's so nice he's so like he's so fun to be around like part of why Dave is so funny because he's fun like when you're around him it's not serious and then he goes onstage and then he's funny no all day long it's like legs slapping and looking in the eyes and f****** cracking and high-fiving it's fun man he's a fun dude but he's also he's very wise he's wise in his approach like friends since he lives in the middle of Ohio and a f****** farm and that's by Design because he does away from all of us to get away from on the f****** noise man he wants you know he wants peace and quiet mixed in with these intermittent bouts of Madness


    Joe Rogan | Who Is a Threat to Jon Jones? w/Brendan Schaub
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    5 can of pop in these days it was almost at its struggle City about a year ago a lot of killers but no one that is a real promising threat to Jon Jon Santos put on a fuk show but I got to go you said something about it right you don't know that although I will say this acentos is bad as f*** and then before that Anthony Smith both amazing Fighters John candle holder John's Gaylord and it and I think there's no argument but I think they're starting to be a little chink in his armor maybe you think so Fry's especially Santos's f***** up like that John did not Blow Me Away by John I know means and Santos had one leg I think you want that is buljan go undefeated probably at that a good amount of money on that but there's a guy like I could I don't think you can send outside and beat John like a Ray has like a guy was super technical and long you're not going out smart John on the outsides not happening I think it's going to come from a guy like Johnnie Walker feels like a spinning heel kick Corey has crazy cardio that's a great white yeah you're right and you know a lot of s*** Kobe did to get the well core he's a really nice guy and his guys finish last. Sometimes they win rocket ship go crazy though that looks like part of the spork part of the sport is how much money can you generate because it's not just about how well you perform as a fighter and about how many people are interested in you fighting this crazy but that's the nature of the Beast and that's why I hope that having a guy like Corey on my podcasts or you having them on your podcast lets people know what a great guy that says like this has got a route for he's a great guy casuals don't put a reasonable gravitate towards out if he wins they well well you've got to become undeniable she's slowly get yes he's slowly getting there and he's got one of the best trainers in the f****** world you know Mark Henry is the s*** in the best and his Camp is f****** fantastic is got Marlon and Frankie down to play the game via DC Jon Jones season nice as they come doesn't talk s*** the first right now but that sells just off their talents but if you can get a guy like Jose Aldo Conor McGregor start recording with John Jones yeah for the heavyweight title I think that's the future fight that's next weekend week I think that steep a fight Jon Jones heavyweight phones for the heavyweight title when John's Champion if John could be steep at or if steep a can beat DC and then steep they could be Jon Jones and they have a ribbon depending on how to fight ghosts look the bottom line is DC not steep a senseless one round knocked him out cold for the title again man and and say Jon Jones Daniel Cormier number to khabib northri Jon Jones in real life okay every single one there's one lost in his career it's a nonsense once they're trying to reverse I'm one hundred percent support reversing that laws are set at the very least make it a no-contest John dominated that fight smashed him there's no f****** way that's a lost if I don't dude just stop shipment pound-for-pound was Mighty Mouse and Mighty Mouse you know the caveat was that he never beat anybody like Jon Jones beat wasn't the same caliber fight it wasn't a DC and then we lost a hammer so who know there's no arguments specially light-heavyweight there's no argument is Jon Jones everybody else can go pound sand does not his own even close if he goes up who knows if you will have the same cardio who knows if you have the same if you'll be as fast there's something about guys going up but look Luke rockhold same same story he goes up the light heavyweight he's got all this extra bulk on them now see I don't think Jonathan the drugs are like 2:40 I think he doesn't come in at a f****** lean mean to 25 to 30 doesn't cut any weight that's why we drink that anyways I hope you don't f****** does work maybe he just comes in and looks just like Jon Jones at light-heavyweight he just doesn't cut any way that's all I mean I don't know about now but all he really did is go with heavy weights Ragdoll Ragdoll I'll tell you what when he fought ospi talk to Jackson afterwards and Greg was saying I don't like the fact that he's been doing all this powerlifting and it goes and I feel like that played a part in this fight. So Jack the Giant but I don't know I didn't think I felt that it was OSP I feel like OSP Rose the occasion is a dangerous guy is a super athletic eyes big. Powerful left kick you know when he's an aqua Weider OSP fights awkward and you f****** and he catches you allowed to explosive impossible takedown typically shows a broken arm okay the entire last I'm with a broken arm and never even said a thing about it he was fighting with a f****** broken forearm he's a beast mrbeast and that's why I think John didn't look so good in that fight I disagree that he didn't look good because of the weight lifting but I don't know him the way Greg jacket wasn't around cancel that being a Jon Jones d********** even with Pete you can f****** fill up anyone who he fights on whatever PDG want you still beating them wear whatever he's doing it with her is taking things are not that you could give his freaking opponents as much as they want to not beating himself argument Sportsman take nose man to Smart to technical I don't know I don't either and we don't have to if you don't have to know that testing is strict yeah we believe that what he got was through tainted means and I don't even know if it was supplements you know the big theory was that he got cocaine that was laced with creatine I hope the problem creatine apparently according to someone who I know who really knows their s*** was Annex visiting expert he said this is very common that when you buy cheap creatine cheap creatine often has other s*** in it because you're buying it from China and from other places that have unscrupulous mixing thing and I listened as one of the owners of Onnit I know that this if we never had our stuff test positive for steroids but we did have is when we looked at the early batches of Alpha Brain we had independently tested you know when we first when Aubrey and I first opened on we didn't know what the f*** were doing in terms of we hadn't run a supplement company before and there's a lot of learning to do more things that we learn was that when you're buying stuff and then you having stuff mix the people that are mixing it if you don't get the very best people you're getting people that mix stuff that don't clean out there that so you might get Winstrol in there function so the people that are selling stuff we're selling similar things vitamins and I like so but we did get our stuff tainted innocence with other nutrients that weren't supposed to be in there so then we had to do some investigation and then we figured out what the problem was and we adjusted our methods we change the way we change the people we work with and we did a lot of different things but if you're buying cheap creatine that's what could that's what coke dealer you'll do nicely by to create a shady dude what are methods we change the way we do change the people we work with and we did a lot of different things but if you're buying cheap creatine that's what could that's what coke dealer use icy bites you created are you saying the coke from a shady dude


    Joe Rogan on Colby Covington Beating Robbie Lawler
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    are you guys okay Jamie going to get the Boost real real Pro going on how about that Colby Covington fella and it's tune in to watch him lose which is he's doing it right in all honesty we like him cuz we're balls deep in UFC and MMA weight like my brother who's not that big of a fans like this really doesn't like I know what he's doing this guy is amazing and you do it for five rounds for 25 minutes and where's yeah it's it's fascinating the general fan like all the s*** but he's doing it right because talking all that s*** like you only see schedule f*****-up human Jon Jones posted you let everyone that he knows like Robbie Lawler let everybody down you know I'm saying cuz he wants everybody wants Colby to lose Bryant Kobe's doing the exact everyone's playing into his game plan. early career will way more excited he's a Savage but he broke his hands bunch of times correct and you know it also realize like this is not the way to have a long career and walk out of it with all your brains intact will think think I'll good John Fitch was like Hey I don't like the way my face cool your cut what the f*** I'm 20 year old man yeah I think they cut them just because of this room we have a bunch of that are you really strict keto I sent you and Brian to text your boys up to 273 I look like s*** my girls like now you look fine it was lying man on the scale it's not fine you boys Makita 14 days left yes it's 2 in the afternoon bro yeah 2 in the afternoon to buy alcoholic now if a regular person Robbie Lawler is one of the biggest f****** Savages to ever compete the sport he's an animal and Kobe shot him down he shut everything down and shut his entire game down and he did it with an unprecedented work-rate he made he was punching one punch every 2 seconds. Which is nuts I mean that is it for to do that over 5 f****** ground against one of the greatest welterweights of all time Robbie Lawler and win every single f****** round some today I need not even close me Robbie occasionally would swing and connect and then Kobe would immediately him three or four times more and then take him down or clench with him and beat him up and it was amazing Colby strike is not terribly that it's very pretty damn good re Technical and the volume volume is incredible if I'm fighting Colby like I'm getting a guy like campaigns if I see my point running with Cam Hanes not the another ultra-marathoner figure it out welcome Morrow can't run that's right you can't do road work his legs are filled up yes oh yeah it's not getting any better his knees are mangled but you're doing something right well he's cardio is off-the-charts to but it's just he does different things you can do a lot of different things to work this morning is that a swimming you can do a lot of assault bike that Echo Bike the Rogue makes that is as good as Jacob ladder yeah yeah yeah yeah I feel like it's lying to me I workout every morning on that thing applies Arden thicker yeah but you eating like an animal still says I burn a thousand calories probably Lobster f****** sandwiches and chips but he's amazing style that style of wrestling and striking and as a person who's fascinated by tactics right I liked his tactics or incredible because he's he's got great discipline to never he's never bites down his mouthpiece and throws as hard as he can never everything is like a calculated the output is all the same it's just constant constant take out now this is a marathon to wear your ass out it's all he's just constantly hitting you constantly moving forward constant volume and it seemed like Robbie was waiting for him to pause in front of them or get a little tired so I could fire shots off and the bobbing and weaving the Robbie was doing like what was all that about just a minute just a minute real time and probably just trying to avoid getting beat up I mean this punch is just about Colby is Levemir hate him is he doubles down cuz he got on the mic and his line about Matt Hughes oh my God I was watching it and I was where was Derek Post in the sun Ahmad my openers and when he said that they were aware of that's fantastic it's a cuz it's it is messed up that's his character man but he's a heel and he just double down so hard so hard to Matt Hughes is really close to Robbie Lawler he said he would take a lesson from this boy Matt Hughes and get off the train tracks when the train is coming he's just all fair in Love and War yeah controversial ruthless sheet that he could say and here's what else would so we're impressed by his tactics right you know what's even more impressive as a former fighter it's stressful enough fighting another grown man urine with a steel cage sweats when they're really good it's f****** stressful now imagine talking all that s*** pressure in still perform then get on the mic I wonder if he's ever just in bed is like damn he has a real shot at being a real Champion a real shot I know he was already the intramural champion possibly don't count either because your contract isn't you don't get when your Champion, but you get bumped up to higher pay interim chance don't get bumped up right before I feel like in this face major wrestling cardio the only thing I see I would imagine come out as can be a slight favorite because of his power yeah one kind of distinguishing kind of factors come out has a lot more power right tomorrow is to throw everything at like 50 60% she was slaying in Summerlin that first round against Robbie they were exchanging knockout artist bright knock people out to but his approach is to throw everything at like 50 60% she was slaying in Summerlin that first round against Robbie they were exchanging who would have connected to control for either guy he was getting robbed


    The Time Annie Lederman Joined a Fake Modeling Agency | Joe Rogan
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    from 2009 I would say 2009 was maybe when they had started having remember where I was in life I just moved to me you work people are wearing out of mileage in Santa Fe and I was drinking a lot so I definitely would I quit drinking Santa Fe used to come in with a bunch of sober dudes after meeting on it was as but whatever they were so annoying I would like a drunk I was wasted at this Cowboy Bar to wear cowboy outfit but so table coming with a bunch of people and they just wouldn't order Alchemy I was just like Lowe's sales high maintenance is like who's this f****** guy so big and ridiculous and then I was talking to him I hadn't quit drinking quit during time of. But I told him I want to do comedy and he made them turn the karaoke night into a comedy show for me then I moved to New York to do comedy and I was I crashed my I had a little scooter Yamaha Zuma and I crash because I would drive drunk all the time was my happy place like to this day really was honestly that feeling like driving wasted on a scooter was the wind blowing. add blackout completely my face was split open head road rash all over my tits was Father's Day 2008 remember that someone helped me I woke up I was living at my friend's house I woke up at the house he was going to his girlfriend's house I was there alone but my chin was split open I've been wearing a dress and it looks like I might throat has been slit like there's blood all the way down it road rash all over my tits all over the side of my arms my knees I just was fun spaceplan just face split open I just I went I peeled out and like just went chin first and everything and then I remember that someone who didn't the girl that didn't like me had helped me that's all I could remember was someone who'd usually hated me how to me and I went to the hospital they got nine stitches and that I was still wasting his supposed to hammered and the doctor have gone where you drinking and I kept going between us nope scratch my scooter it's crazy you didn't know that I didn't wake up to drink for the pain so so then I got the stitches and I was friends with all the cops in Santa Fe cuz I was an alcoholic so that's a really good plan to befriend them and they told me if they had caught me cuz I ended up finding my scooter on the side of the road my friend drove me around so I found out where I peeled out and there was like a bunch of loose those are just peeled out on the gravel and the cop said that they would have arrested me for an aggregate aggravated DUI because I hurt myself I didn't hurt myself that's what an aggravated DUI still wasted ask guys if they wanted to rub Neosporin on my titties like Boston nipple I'm a got so close I looked crazy but I was a drunk for like we thought they were I thought it was like a I like a f****** thing I ride a motorcycle so I didn't want to call the cops or anything cuz I know you're not in trouble and of the crew help me and he's like some girl but my friend called me back my boss told me so is my friend's boss from this hotel they see it wasted that he was a bartender so she hated me because I would just go get a hammer. They're nice establishment do you look back on those days than a fondness cuz you're sober now you're all clean and I had so many childhood traumas and abuses and weird things that happen I was running for my life in Jersey City when I was 15 formica fake modeling agent who was like a 6-foot 8 Drag Queen Anne mahogany running for my life and hot make like a compilation headshot classes and modeling like that the thing it's like you either like are weirdly weird looking alien hot and tall and skinny or not or you're not a weird thing to be doing so and I've been a tomboy up until that point so we go I go to this modeling thing and then we went to Peyton I need to go to like a modeling convention and then they had actual modeling agencies in they had just random people that I get paid to be there so mahogany was one of them and my mom's like super liberal and so she likes anything that's like a little On The Fringe she can brag about at her book club or whatever if that sounds like I'm angry but so they ended up there if you want to take your daughter for two weeks send it out on auditions and stuff over spring break and we have this nice place in Jersey team yeah your mom let mahogany take you for so many more stories about Jesus f****** Christ did not have anything bad happen to her when she's grown up she was adopted by a very nice family and she went to a boarding school and stuff and nothing happened to her she read the newspaper she didn't read the newspaper I don't think much so so anyway so then okay so I was I went to this place in Jersey City New Jersey City I don't know how it is now but it was f****** crazy back that it's still f***** it was f****** crazy so we're in this one little condo and it was mahogany and then there was like some other people that were there none of us were really that I mean I probably would like the hottest but I was pretty I don't think I was a model I don't think that was my future maybe I could have done something but the only person that I had really bonded with his 23-year old guy Chris who is this black guy from I don't know where he was from but he was really cool is really nice and he was a little creepy like he would say things like if I was your age but he never was trying to f****** or anything but she was protecting me and it's some point mahogany got mad and it was it was fake I just would make me go by and weed on the corner and stuff and fixing my parents paid like $1,500 to send me to this thing and he would I think you sent me out for to be a ride to go to New York by myself on the train I-15 wearing this Lobby is closed ever to this thing to end then you tell me pretend you're lying so you're 21 to be an extra on like sex in the city and said they just wasn't real there was nothing real about as a total scam so I was trying to catch on to that supposed to be there for maybe 10 days I think maybe the next door neighbor shorty aeropuerto Rican lady there but guy Chris what can I protect me and he was going to the city with me and then all of a sudden mahogany didn't like how close to worst we separated us and he said you can't see each other anymore and I was like why I don't feel safe if I can't talk to the guys would rather go home I want to call my parents I don't think this is real this seems like b******* and it's Cam and he was like you can't talk to your parents and he locked the door and took the phone away from you so I packed all my s*** up and I threw it out the window and I fell down the shorty I was like yo I'm going to run to grab my s*** and then the guy at one of the other kids that was staying at the modeling please knew the situation so she went down and bumped into the door unlocked it without him noticing and distracted him and I just jetted out of the f****** house and he started chasing me I was like screaming of the call the cops help me help me and I was wearing a two-time I like 15 year old titties out of nipple ring for like hanging out I was going to get killed like screening people are just watering her plants like what the f*** is your car that cuz he was chasing me as a prostitute I think they just were in denial about 11 for a day at least more stuff happened after that made more mistakes right after that actually do six months after that happened and you know what I don't want to do a therapy session I don't want to do that anyway you would ask me about am I happy about these things and soul and these other things do not even like that they're like exciting and now they're funny cuz I didn't get hurt that's what I'm saying like looking back on the wall


    Joe Rogan | Amazon's Bigfoot Erotica w/Annie Lederman
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    yeah I lick it and give it my herpes I don't have herpes yet Joe Rogan audience conspiracy have a low spark in their eye when they keep a little bit when I brought it up like those the last question I asked him was about UFOs just kind of almost as a joke. Just just as a goodbye I'm reading f****** hundreds of Articles it's all Bernie Sanders has he will tell the world that's the thing that they took out of that some straws flexsmart if Bernie had said it if Bernie had brought it up I would have been like that is a brilliant tactic but don't you think the people that believe in aliens are already going to vote for or that are the most hung up on it the same that are I think it's just one of those things where you can Land Lover's guide is Bigfoot Bigfoot or Bigfoot erotica where in the Bronx was that I like a guy with a really hairy dick I want a good Method Man by the door guys at the comedy store that's why I got fired genre of erotica there's a bunch of women that write these books is Virginia Wade lady as she's apparently very prolific with her Bigfoot erotica she weren't quite a few of these how many did she have Bigfoot's dick is in my mouth I have a good pun Harry and the Hendersons Henderson thinking out loud and then just sounding it out I can't read 5 baby come for bigfoot baby was that so that were number for Bigfoot 5 baby what does a baby say that Seymour right hand side all the way to write all the way the right all the way the right up above it what is that go back there's a different book there talk for bigfoot normal-looking Lady by Bigfoot romance novels from shelves Point why are they punished stay-at-home mother from Colorado of course she has no real riding experience does all in one graph she said just 12,000 words in a matter of weeks she's been considered trying to sell it to mainstream publisher instead she went directly to Amazon Kindle Direct publishing and online platform for self-publishing 70% royalty rate for authors I think she's sold a fuckload what's going on with the fox going on here why would they crack down on that add blocker you son of a b**** they're kidnapped and sexually assaulted what the hell is that thing as 1/4 real for fun Hartfield her eyes with a huge c - - - I'm saying that says cock corn in the book is fear f***** up with the suddenly on PC title like come for bigfoot so um course it's just the first of Sixteen fiction ebooks Wade a pen name has written about the legendary but sometimes best sometimes known as Sasquatch each legendary beast each detailing a series of taking off and violent sexual encounters an ape-like creature in a female lovers exceptional living writing these stories wow what you made 70% of it at least I bet you the other books didn't take as long as either wow during her best months she's getting $30,000 more in a month running Bigfoot jerk-off books wow taken by Pirates ocean it's all just getting f***** taken by Pirates seduced by the dark lord like getting f***** by demons and Pirates and hilarious and getting traumatized thing is coming up for me right now so weird do you want to hear it what my mom wrote romance novels when I was shut the f*** yeah they weren't never published your mom wrote she was a part of the same called Romance Writers of America and section 1 Awards and then she never followed through so she could have published the book and probably at success and then she had a whole it was like a whole suspense romance Salinas Revenge


    Joe Rogan on Why He Really Does the Podcast
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    this is so weird how much were viable how much of our the caveman should is still there and how much of this survival stuff like I've been doing listen to lot of therapy podcast adjust one called the adulterous woman Michelle chalfant and she's just it's all about dealing like with your inner child and then I'll and all of your instincts she's like the adolescents are in the adult chair and your adolescent chair is all of your ego in your emotions in your fight flight or flight like all of that procrastination whatever is your problem like why the happening or something is coming from either your child chair or something from your childhood or things like socially when you have social anxiety and panic attacks and stuff so much of it could be just back from in the days if you are excommunicated from your tribe like you would die if you want a part of the club you would f****** die Ruby were trying to save your life you're trying to plead your case for the most part unless you was a leader of the tribe most of the people were just trying to say please I didn't know and don't kill me is that how you feel walking around me a listening to someone all the time that person's in your ear person becomes like a weird part of your life and then you meet them you are well is crazy that you're right here I've experienced that when I first met Anthony Bourdain people together like I've already already in this weird Club of famous people automatically famous people Club its normal State and it's not I mean in people that are that enjoy the podcast and becomes part of their life and maybe a benefits them and maybe they start getting motivated and cleaning up their life and start being healthier and exercising and eating better and it and then then it becomes like almost like a religion but because it becomes a thing that you think of no in terms of like how to benefit your life how to live in a positive way you think about the things you learned on the podcast almost like you would look at a religious Doctrine you look at their the teachings of Christ you know you look at the teaching Moses or you look at like all wood Rhonda Patrick said my ass oh well you know what Graham Hancock was hired coach it's better that it's and it's also represents my own quest to try to figure out my own life and do it publicly and explain what I've learned and how I failed you have gotten better at it helps other people when you hear that cuz you got all camo don't like people think that it's like your life is in order right now that it's always been like that so I think it really helps people to hear like oh I used to be a f****** loser and I did cuz people think that is like your life is in order right now there's always been like that so I think it really helps people to hear like oh I used to be a f****** loser and I did


    Jean Jacques Machado Answers the Question "Is Joe Rogan Good at Jiu-jitsu?"
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    when you give him a purple belt remember thinking that was probably one of the happiest moments of my life because to me purple belt was like a blue belt was like you just kept showing up you kept showing up you kept showing up now you got a blue belt but a purple belt was like you could get a black belt you just have to keep going off their mouth is at purple got your ride their price is no way down there is just up there with all of them that was during the Fear Factor I was more happy about getting a purple belt than I was about getting fired because a lot of messages from people come to my school and shows up Christian it's training partners that I have and I take one of the last time I wrestled him in my Malibu school I think the train maybe for half an hour something like that I wasn't there for I don't know 20 minutes just trying to sweep Joe angelfish right there I finished the transit store and I don't I don't know if I did sweep him or not to just stop after half an hour that I want to train and I refuse I never give a belt to anybody unless they deserve the belt want to see deserves I don't defer people from more family / families talk now it's everybody's U2 world is the same you have to walk in the same road as everybody because that's the only way you actually going to lunges YouTube for real and I do remember you say no to anybody training get hurt a lot of times I don't care show up in my neck mine is there in training and you up there that you listen he's one of the strongest skizz my name is motherfukers I have in my school training Jiu-Jitsu it and that's why I'm here I'm pushing him to get back and I'm going to show up and now that I know where he is and I show up here what's up Joe gift at the time he had one idea to one of their challenge for the people will be training fighting a cage with me and that kids means you too and then I realized Joe you don't need me you go there and do it anybody to do that a person versus person they thought there was too many legal implications meanwhile they have people ride a f****** bull the challenge was they were going to have to start with you on the ground like in your guard or would you mounting them went to figure out what it was and whoever survived the longest you know like challenge was they were going to have to start with you on the ground like in your guard or with you mounting them we have figure out what it was and whoever survives the longest you know like what


    Joe Rogan | Why Rickson Gracie Was So Good w/Jean Jaques Machado
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    you have definitely hoyler for his size his weight most accomplished the era of Hixson a lot unbelievable Fighters but you're in the wrong that cage could be you and you could have been number one or anybody else any game you treated him he can pretend to be you fighting me or anybody it's amazing that aspect special needs teaching process used to go to our school have 30 of the best guys Ohio belts and it tells you okay choose how you want to start any chuseok out here and he get you in the position you ask him to start with everyone I think the most the best thing that he has on his game that I'm on my view and truly understand that was his defense no way to get him let your mom take his back to whatever you want you can get him used to start the guys take his back with a rear naked choke fully locked in black belts go ahead start from here to defend and get you there unusual in that he was really into physical fitness as well like yoga really in the yoga become incredibly flexible and strong and really in the breathing he had a amazing control of his body as well as the knowledge of jiu-jitsu man he brought a lot of elements to people realize how important was that makes you the nature habitats gymnastic Naturals what we're talking about us style of who who invented what aisle in a lot of these guys are training martial artists Indies Movement Like movement classes and movement Styles and a lot of that is very similar to gimnastica naturale amazing but the biggest difference I think was the concept that use the approach that he used in wasn't eyes just mechanical the way it is with something that sometimes on the exercise you change the direction of your movements is not do you have to do 1/2 3/4 now he goes 1 2 jump before 10 to go back to 6 you flow in Hixson brought that into Jiu-Jitsu and I remember train he goes hey get their keep keep moving keep moving don't stop moving keep keep the flow off the technique you're going to get it and he brought that movement into your sheets with for me made a difference in the way I fight how did you fight before that we learned a Technique we do the drills and it's more like you pause and wait for somebody to pause in this position when he came in understand that is you learn how to start guiding people two-way wanting to go I'm tryna few I want you to go to my left is no other way for it to go to my right I learn how to mold my binding away the only Direction you had to go is on my left I know that but it don't write down we go on one step ahead then when you go to my last you going to put your left him in the ground starter fit right hand I know that two then I'm two steps ahead of you let me when you trying to defend something you already two steps behind cuz the defense is I was shorter than the offense you stretch your arm for me to get you Imma have to put my hand in swing my leg for you just bring them back but it's always short it's quicker that's why when you have one or two steps ahead you don't have the time to decide brought your blocking off the defense I'm already too far ahead for to defend Brian and that's what I learned with those movements that he brought into Jiu-Jitsu start learning how to guide and mold yourself to make you go to the direction who were the challenge to him in the early days cuz it was a lot of great guys right 125 minutes after 5 minutes and great Outlets they just done because of that movement take him going constantly keep that Rhythm people were not able to keep up with him Brian and he's not lifting weights in the bodybuilder now his and we learn how important for human needs to be in contact with nature would you imagine yourself not going for hiking and there's in the morning let me we need that we need that energy the water that's something that make us healthier and stronger and that's why you see we used to go a lot up in the mountains and waterfalls and out of the city to trying to get that in a halfway animal Instinct that we had you know where they listen to the birds listen to in the middle of maybe San Chi already there I already there people that own the city they're going their mouth is it going to get eaten by a mountain like it not even here to mountain life but if you walk in there quite often you understand that you are developing still have that or I heard something that we're losing more of that as you two were trying to bring people into that environment which is something that make you better off regardless be more aware of yourself exactly


    Annie Lederman Has to Pixelate Her Feet in Photos?
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    people are in the feet some people are into getting f***** into feet huh have you heard the part of the brain that that handles your genitals and your feet are right next to the adjacent so sometimes or what they think the wires get crossed because the guy that said it was a guy who studied Phantom limb syndrome and he was so people's brains where they would feel that they still had a flood or whatever and some guys would get horny it would get their brains it was just like crossed horny thinking of their own not but bottomless inasal just been wearing like pajama bottoms with the ass flap backwards open just put I mean my little p**** is just walking around so then once people I noticed the wikiFeet thing and then people were the enemy all the time to see my feet and I just was like you don't get this yeah they're wild I do it the thing on my pockets and on my last term is sometimes where I saved my p**** at the end of the night and I just yeah I just took break the the negative decors that were sent to me gross money so girls that makes sense like money can keep you don't like your job all different things but but not in the same way Nas we can pretend this isn't a thing just dragging your chest that's not we're like breastfeeding and s*** we're thinking about other ship in the archery there's a term called front of Center meaning how much weight is in the front of the arrow at the different determines like how much penetration the arrow will have on an animal getting so horny this is so weird when you talkin about dicks are pulling me through things and it makes life a lot easier when you just realize that by thing you dislike I just have only grown up a girl so I just didn't know I knew obviously cuz I've had a lot of sexual attention even very young but it's it's just like your dicks are thing there what is compelled mean this is a revolutionary thing and it used to be really hard to stay alive not that long ago now it's really easy and we're kind of left with the burden of this shift yeah we haven't our brains and our biology hasn't really caught up to the fact that we don't need to have as many people as we used to we used to have 50% mortality rate amongst shifting with some you know like like those those guys in that video These beta guys in one God calling out for people to stop being distracting and the other one calling out for people to stop using gendered language like woohoo are they will they will they wouldn't survive if it was a you know the Roman army was invading what they would have never made that nobody nobody you know that the Roman army was invading what they would have never made that nobody


    Men DO NOT Have Periods! | Joe Rogan and Annie Lederman
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    I was reading the same about Yale and that Yale put tampons in the men's room because they said not everyone who menstruate is a woman and I'm like yes they are everyone who menstruate is a woman scientifically we're getting warm I want I would I would love to make you happy as long as it doesn't it's so wacky what Chappelle said that thing on his special reset to watch a gray do I have to partake in your self-esteem language in certain ways of communicating with people you know there is a God damn hilarious thing to Tim pool posted up of a communist meeting where this woman is calling everyone comrades and this guy is like it could everyone please stop moving because could you guys please stop moving because I have severe ADD and all this moving is really distracting me and woman goes all right thank you, I duly noted and then the guy goes please can you stop using gendered language when you say that it's very offencive and it is woke guys what I was saying before about how it's like if you're expecting the world to accommodate to you like you're safe spaces inside yourself you fool it's inside you you don't have control of the outside world this is people trying to control the language of everyone around them and then think it's unsafe if they don't follow your new vocabulary that's an unfair thing Sam Harris reminded me of it is real f****** howling laughing about it it's it's just it's like parody it's like the onion is not ridiculous enough these people are more ridiculous than the most ridiculous parody like you can't even mock it but do you think that it is done trying to see what they can get away with it how far can I go to play make-believe I'm a chicken using now like triggered safespace dirt autistic terms terms that people use with autistic children who is very very prone to sensory overload there's a lot of whispering and chatter going on it's making it very difficult for me to focus thank you where is the lower right-hand corner with the halter top would have something with the redhead red hair does Crazy Redd jumped up and said he him she her who said about you girls see girls I could be there say girl. I don't care this is your your crazy please do not use gender like what the hell does that change anything and by the way if you can't deal with a bunch of people moving around and distract making noises and s*** just stopped get the f*** out of everybody else to deal with your f****** weak mind go home go f*** a goddamn Bigfoot right a Bigfoot f******* and make millions what is the seminar about about being an a****** communism socialism no f****** thing they do in every single f****** thing that everybody around them. Everybody has to comply and everybody victim too because it's impossible for that to happen. Everything you said there's always one person even if maybe they were listening to something else and they didn't know that that's what they were supposed to do whenever so then there's always going to be your always be a victim of something someone's always said the wrong thing they've always done the wrong thing and all of your worth is from something outside of yourself and you know don't have to deal with your own but also do that what used to be acceptable year ago now is unacceptable a year from now it'll be something else after a while you won't even be able to say colored you going to have to say the c-word right have to say you can't say people of color which is National Association for the advancement of colored people which is bananas people I feel get people stop having attachment to words you could stop having the mean and it's like they wouldn't hurt you well about that he would call People by a bunch of ethnic slurs and then say you know the problem not saying these words is that if you say these words enough time they lose all their meaning and it's not going to hurt somebody I'm paraphrasing but this is the opposite you know what this is and then say you know the problem not saying these words is that if you say these words enough time they lose all their meaning and it's not going to hurt somebody's feelings I'm paraphrasing but this is the opposite you know what this is


    Joe Rogan Revisits His Interview with Proud Boy Gavin McInnes
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    you know I had Bernie Sanders on yesterday and that guy is running for something cool and briefly looked into the comments of one of the post and so many f****** people are so goddamn toxic they're just battling it out left and right misrepresent his position with rubbing someone's calling me in all right white supremacist white and do ants like what in the f*** that's so high supremacist page storm front of the founder of storm front of my apartment LeBron I'd I asked him about it and it was critical I was criticizing those like you can't claim you're going to have violence with people it's so it's so f****** dump and then all the proud boys s*** that happened with violence came far after that but people are like blaming me for having him on or even know what the f*** it is he's the co-founder of Vice that's you want to really like I'm not religious or anything but it's like we are all God's children like there's missing this whole thing it's this fight against each other but the problem is that do go on shows and try to reinvent themselves you're helping them recruit people before he was on my pockets though there was recruit people for him to recruit to the people need to understand like he wasn't there was nothing like I had a mom because he was this guy was funny and you used to do a lot of interesting vid right he f***** up when he started that group and he f***** up when he's calling for violence and telling people to choke a b**** and punch people and grab these people doing it in response to the violence that antifa was was pushing on right-wing people that would have these meetings and show up we're back at them it's all crazy reham was all poorly thought-out but the idea that that makes you a white nationalist cuz you talk cuz you talk to him and it's so f****** stupid but it's like this is the world we live in and everything's so it's like you left or right your blood out of white your 1 or 0 it's like there's no gray area with antifreeze you in the one moment that you and then there's no before or after there's no growth there's nothing it's like crap just said that you said that like not like I clarified I took it back I Revisited it I just a lot of things people do when you talk or you just you know you say things like you say things like you don't even know what the f*** you're going to say when you're saying it when you're talkin a long phone conversation and like this in a podcast and someone wants to take a snippet it's not doesn't make any sense and it's this is the world we live in today everybody wants to paint everyone is toxic and everyone you want to paint so many people I should say want to paint people as being a problem or negative thing it's like this is the Twitter world where 20% of the people make 80% yeah well I tell I'm happy you're going to be in your life if you're expecting other people to come cour to all of your demands and did all their stuff out of Thrones not trying to be happy or trying to do is somehow or another score points and rack up was distract themselves from their own life by focusing on these external issues at The Thinker critical and super importance of them are running for president presidents very important issue and most like 95% of time I avoid comments but for whatever reason I just found myself flipping through it because I want to see what the people think about Bernie it seems like every time I check if they paint people in such character caricature AOC she is a woman who I don't think they're I don't think I've ever seen anybody work so people work so hard to miss characterize her or paint her in a horrible light and my clip she says things that I don't agree with ya why is everyone so f****** angry like what is this will people and put all their thing on things aren't you know his beliefs and like when I was in my whole like you know when I was actually angry and feeling you have this whole system around you and you know you can't hear the other side and you have to like everyone has to be a villain in that are they there either with you or against you and I don't know it's just too much is unhealthy I had to tap out I stopped paying attention to a lot of stuff and I don't know if that makes me ignorant I just got to live a happy life no I don't think it does make you agree in about being able to talk to people we don't have social cues you don't have empathy not looking at them and people say the meanest nasty s*** it's insulting people dunking on people is more important than actual command trying to get those extra little likes the main point would be they want to get your attention holyshit they got Joe Rogan's attention that's so cool you know they just want to feel alive or whatever. people have the impression I try to not take anything personally it's like you don't know me if you don't like me like that's weird you don't know me you shouldn't really have that much of opinion it's like not finding a validation can't find a good stuff for the bad stuff in the comments you can't look at the comments for good things it's just as bad as looking for bad things some people think that's a good idea to gauge like whether or not the conversation was effective whether or not you could have done something better than navigate it more efficiently or more more painting for the make it more entertaining for the people to listen to come for the constructive criticism there can be some of that from some people the problem is you're trying to manage all this data at scale right you're dealing with thousands and thousands of humans that are Charming in and a lot of them are deeply unhappy lot of people are commenting on things or just really frustrated with their lives or listen to you when you're like f*** men if someone saw or listen to you when you're like f*** man if exactly


    Trump's Election Triggered Me - Annie Lederman
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    Quaker to start church was you stand up and speak and everyone. Dutchess from hallucinogens in chat to but it's something I struggle was like I have to look back at me a child predators and I'm like I forgive these people because they are from the same light I guess what is the what's the wacky think it's just you sit in silence of the church is there's two types of programs in unbroken I was unprogrammed which is the super chill when there's no Bible talk there's no preacher there's nothing you just sit and benches facing each other my meeting house had these old explain we talked about it's a meeting house that you made up with nonsense really look at each other but there's facing bunches and then there's you no benches here so you are kind of all looking at your facing each other and what are you do you sit in silence someone would do that growing up I went to a quaker school to him over little kids reset to sit in silence like 45 minutes which is impossible it's about 82,000 saying I would wear shirt that had like things on it I can play with like at a shirt with a phone and I had like a cord and I would just wear and I would settle arms instead of my alarms didn't go off I just had to be doing so it was crazy you just a little and you're just bored medicated to Ritalin and stuff no but when I was older it I don't feel like it a little bit but I was pretty good at being like I don't want to do these things you don't feel like it affected YouTube Connecticut yeah yeah it's so it is interesting cuz it is I can only imagine with her to be a parent you just there's all this information coming at you and you're dealing with your own s*** and a lot of people didn't go through their healing process or anything to so it must be so hard to be parents just got to be crazy eyes I think about it I never want to have a kid until I did some hallucinogens and then I was like I was very angry in the past and something that I work on the line I just wouldn't want to redo patterns and so bad. But I do think because I've had I had such traumatic stuff I think I would be I think I could protect my kids so good with Quakers are allowed to medicate their kids it's part of the doctrine yeah I just doesn't 16 cuz I just wanted it just triggered a lot of things in me and I went real crazy for a second I just had a lot of trauma that I wasn't dealing with it wasn't this embarrassing if I was hanging out with a lot of really like I got really mad mad I just wasn't I wasn't dealing with stuff and it just kind of pushed all the stuff forward for me and I was just like sexual assault stuff just came up look at them a lot of people that were angry and were marching around and stuff we had some personal triggers that it happened for those so because of like the grab them by the p**** I think I have a different view on those things and I you know I was running around still mad at who am I, mad at I did a lot of like when it first happened was like f*** man I did that for about three months I got I got out of that but really angry and just projecting and piss smell the stuff and it's like there's a few there's a few men on that right there's a feel but there are few people that lights up setting the drinking days the drinking Days Inn from my childhood you know I had I had some f*****-up should happen but you know it's you can't it's just important for me to not blame a large group of people that have nothing to do with my trauma and it's also when I get triggered what I needed to learn was that's my responsibility to handle my trigger and I can't just be running around like this like unsheathed sword and I can but I'm going to cut a run around me the thing that people do when they blame everyone that's part of that group you know it's so, it's so you never there was a real problem a few months back or Liam Neeson was talking about one of his friends at something that happened where a black eye done something murdered one of his friends from his friend something awful and so he would go out at night with a bat looking for a black eye to start trouble every was Furious out of yeah I didn't do anything and I was in a terrible state of being honest about this I'm not proud but I did Express those things and talk about it and say I am embarrassed that I got have lash out at me for still a couple of things I don't f****** I don't have the capacity to hate an entire group of people and I certainly like I have brothers I have my. I don't do anything so sometimes you say things and that's not really what you mean of course and then I think right now it's going on and I checked out a lot of stuff I don't pay attention to a lot of things anymore cuz it was just like I can do and how I can feel good and how I can I just want to make people laugh have a good time if you'll feel good I want to feel good it's like I can't do that if I'm in a constant state of taking it all this information that's just pushing my buttons pushing my buttons all the time but it's the best way of describing it you have a physical diet and if you have a poor fish 2 and something people don't think of all the time you know I remember who described it that way but it's the best way of describing it you have a physical diet and if you have a poor physical diet your body sick


    The False Outrage Over Neil deGrasse Tyson's Tweets
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    what happened with Neil deGrasse Tyson that Neil deGrasse Tyson got in trouble for tweeting something the other day after the mass shootings right people pissed at them because it didn't pull up pull up the Tweet up cuz it's pretty interesting cuz it's it's just accurate and people were angry and they're saying he's using his platform irresponsibly and no he was trying to let people know that although these shootings are a tragedy they are a small number of deaths and there's so many other deaths that happened here goes that's 48 hours to USA horrific Lee lost 34 people to mass shootings on average across 48 hours we also lose 500 to Medical errors 302 the flu 250 suicide 200 car accident 42 homicides be a handgun off and our emotions respond more respectable than two data now that is not a bad tweet but I saw a scientist who was writing I am unfollowing him he is using his platform irresponsibly virtue signaling really because what we saying is not that there's anything wrong with feeling her horrified by these tragedies me he sang we are with horrific Lee lost 34 people to mass shooting please saying it's interesting that there's people dying left and right all through this country all day long just not at the hands of one person so we look at it differently and he's just saying he just giving you data as a scientist and that's that's exactly what it is he's a science gas and so a scientist can separate the emotion but people don't show people apology people will consider a mass shooting a much worse than you know heart attacks yeah so listen to that so this is the other thing yesterday I posted in reaction to the horrific mass shootings in America over the previous 34 people spawn mixed and highly critical responses if you missed it I offered a short list of largely preventable causes of death along with their average today death toll in the United States they significantly exceeded the death toll from the two days of mass shootings including the number of people 40 who want average die from hand gun homicides every two days I've been noted that we tend to react emotionally too spectacular incidences of death with the implicit that more common causes of death trigger mild to responses within us my intent was to offer objectively true information that might help shape conversation and reactions to preventable ways we die where I miscalculated was that I genuinely believed that the Tweet would be helpful to anyone trying to save lives in America what I learned from the range of reactions that is that for many people some information my tweet in particular can be true but unhelpful especially the time when many people are either still in shock or trying to heal or both so if you are one of those people I apologize for not knowing in advance what effect might we could have had on you I'm there for thankful for the Candor and depth of critical reaction shared in my Twitter feed as an educator I personally value knowing with precision and accuracy what reaction anything that I say or write will instead my audience and I got this one wrong respectfully submitted and then it says Neil deGrasse Tyson now even that people saying not enough not good enough for response it's almost like today there's certain people today that they don't give a fuk whether or not you're saying something with sincerity whether you are sorry sorry is not enough like they don't want they want to be mad at you and even if you're sorry if you admit you made a mistake there's no forgiveness there's no Road to Redemption there's no what does no I get what you were doing I think that it depends on you know as far as is the sorry enough for whatever depends on the pattern of the person now with Neil deGrasse Tyson this what I think happened in here this is my opinion he's a scientist so he gives information so he saw this and said oh wait a minute this many people died from medical mistakes this may be an end people didn't react what he doesn't where he messed up with the timing yes you don't say that today after the Manchu you say it. Maybe a week later or something like hey you know people died in a lot of ways Baba blah now what he saying is I didn't know that I'm a scientist I don't I wasn't aware of the emotional impact thank you for telling me the emotional impact and I'm sorry that I hurt people's feelings which to me is totally legitimate especially coming from who he is and what what I would think the scientific mindset is now there is some people like exactly what you said they decided you're a terrible person for saying it so that apology isn't enough there's nothing he could do but see that there's certain people right there's nothing you can do that's going to change their mind you know you you look at look at the Obama birth certificate rights or even when the birth certificate came out there's a certain percentage of the people that are still like what now that's fake like there was no way he was ever going to be American to these people already did you know are you you travel you know like I treat you know there's certain groups like you ain't going to get them write their minds made up in their in their bubble they're in there whatever it is and they are surrounded by like-minded people like you said like this is the disadvantage of the internet right the advantage of the internet is all of this information the disadvantages you find people who only think like you and you only talked to them and you build this bubble well and well yeah so there's a group of people a percentage I don't have you want to describe it that decided the moment he said that this is an unfeeling horrible person level I mean I sent you do my thing with it with the mass shootings I'm like listen we don't care we say week we care individual like it's very sad for that families to me that the worst part of a mass shooting is somebody went to Walmart that day they didn't know what's to be the last day tour life didn't ever going to see their family again Somebody went out to in in Ohio they didn't know they never come that's the tragic part in that is sad but in the grand scheme of things we don't do any that we don't you know we we say it doesn't work before we even try like there's nothing we do that changes even after Vegas when they said they were going to ban what was it called the bump stop or whatever it was that thing that helped shoot faster and then ultimately they didn't even band that you know so so is a society we say we care but we don't cuz we don't change anything you got to change something nothing changes if nothing changes right over there where we're getting way off track here but with the outrage thing did not reach me she delivered truth with no emotion did he said horrific Lee I mean he was talking about the tragedy yeah thing is it's just people are looking to be upset oh absolutely absolutely people look for for something to be mad about or something to be outraged about and that you know what that takes away from it takes away from real outrage yes right if you're outraged everyday then you know then okay so what's really outrageous because I'm going to be set I'm going to be upset at a scientist for giving me scientific data what do I want yet I guess the timing was the issue was just giving you all sorts of different horrific deaths that occur all throughout the country and I think on that same weekend there was some impressive number of people that was shot and killed in Chicago like yeah Chicago Chicago's and the thing is you know people say what what about the gun laws and it's like yeah but they're all you got to do is go to Indiana like you go 2 hours away and you can get whatever you want just so you know that's the that's the thing so so I can't you know what are we going to set up borders and check every car coming into Illinois can't you can't do that yet it's it's but yet his thing I think was a time and I'm like you that didn't offend me I get what he was saying and this is schitts can't offend you if your rational human a can of fania unit you know what bothers me when people pretend to be ignorant of something and they're not how so what when people like like for example with this like there's something like oh we can use this to to create some it's like against Neil deGrasse Tyson or over that it's generally it's generally politicians do it right when they they say something and it like oh I didn't know that was offencive alright I guess you did but you know your followers didn't you see what I mean like you can document shootings right so that the whole thing of saying that Trump's tweets had nothing to do with it yes I did just now they didn't directly but yeah it did normalize and this guy use the same language of the you know Invasion etcetera so you can't say that it's completely unrelated you know I mean you can't you can't don't pretend and again it's not saying directly but a but you can't pretend there's no connection right now quotes there are people who are intelligent enough to know that but they'll say no so there's no game it's like yes there is and you know there is don't feign ignorance that's what I mean in dating a really f*****-up one was that guy's an Elizabeth Warren supporter who actually wrote about gun control I mean he was just a horrific homicidal f****** psychopath and you have to have some there has to be something wrong with you to do that you like even you know eat regardless of your political beliefs has to be something wrong with you but you can be sparked or you can be egged on by the words of of leaders or political people are powerful people in middle of influence perfect way to put it yet people have been to and that's why I think people of influence have to be responsible in what they say yeah you know but but this but Neil deGrasse Tyson this is a different thing I think this is just a case of a scientist pointing out information without you know like like you know you were talking about earlier dorks nerds whatever you want to say to do where it's like that what it's just information I'm not trying to be emotional people like well you have to be when you have to disconnect you even though you're from a lab environment you have to understand not everyone is one of the more uncomfortable things about today with social media as if there's a bunch of people that are really just they're just authoritarian there there they demand certain types of behavior and they do so under the guise of compassion they do so under it like they're trying to enforce the way people communicate like the Neil deGrasse Tyson thing there's no indication whatsoever that he was minimizing the valid s but I'm pretending that he's doing so there was some people who believe he did but there are a lot of people pretending to be play voice is Alonzo too many words too many people out there spewing again that's the date we speak of the positive in the negative video of the the the middle the comments voices the D reasonable voices at least heard of course now that's Facebook right Facebook's algorithm favors outrage so if you are on Facebook and you get upset about abortion that's kind of s*** you're going to get in your feet right to get mad about climate change they going to get a lot of climate change talk goddamn that make people nuts in the bubble you don't get to hear the other side you know an end and it's not even it's the reasonable part of the other side you know what I mean like politically yeah I'm left I have friends who I called reasonable Republicans and I could talk to a reasonable Republican can't talk to a crazy Republican write-in okay if you if you say that the mass shootings are based on transgender marriage and we can't talk we we got nothing like I'm sorry I can't work with you but if you say that taxes should be lowered to stimulate the economy in blah blah blah that we can talk about that yeah we can talk about that unit you know I mean that's that's that's the difference and you know and just just like on the left look I believe in the environment this and that but now if you're asking me to give up gasoline we may have a problem I may not be ready to go that far just yet


    Joe Rogan Talks About the Benefits of CBD and Stem Cell Therapy
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    it's like the knees right to need my knees are kind of trash but when I work out and stretch and warm-up they're not it's not bad and I talk to doctor and Doctor like it eventually we're going to do a knee replacement but you don't need any man friend and she's like in Hershey and she said that yeah that's what they did for herniated steps up my mom had her knees replaced before she passed away and she said yeah that's one of the things you inherited from us bad knees like in the fans like thank you but but she also made me funny so I couldn't really be mad at her she agreed to take the funny and the bad knees CBD completely cured if he could straighten his hands out his hands were always at like a slight Bend and now he's got a full range of motion this and he's blown away by my knee problem is impact you know just ball or basketball so even now like I I can do most like I can't jump you know I can run I can do some I did this CrossFit I tried CrossFit and my knee swoll up and I went to my doctor if he's what the hell is wrong with jumping up on Boxes by my doctor's diagnosis for 90% of my problems your old don't do that change mine is not lightly better right so that I've actually had a bunch done on me what this is what I want to ask you about so I know when you talked about it earlier on you went overseas right you left because I've heard people talking about going to Panama Panama Asia was in risk of a knee replacement you know she's in pretty you know pretty bad pain and the doctors like you got to get a new place and I'm like okay maybe you have to get a knee replacement I go but before you do that let's send you to Panama and they'll they'll do this full three day stem cell procedure that use IV stem cells they they they blast the area over three different days they hit it with themselves and my mom is 70 see you know for the first four months she was a little discouraged she like I don't feel anything different and I don't know if this is working and then somewhere around 5-6 months she started feeling a lack of pain and the pain to start stop just stop being a part of her Daily Line running now she could walk and stop bothering if she was I'm walking with no pain I can walk up hills no pain and she goes all I want to do it again so I was like I hear ya I didn't hear that well I think now is there a difference yes they can they can go ham in Panama they go ham or they just bring one of the pioneers of this he's written multiple papers and yes you know scientific journals all about the benefits of stem cells and is particularly effective on people with neurological conditions people with neurodegenerative diseases of like and he's written extensively about all that stuff but when he came on I mean he he blew me away and I already had some success with stem cells in America where like I had a full-length rotator cuff tear in my shoulder right and they injected with exosomes which is the most advanced form the ways they still think is stem cells they felt like when you put stem cells into an injury that the stem cells were Repro liferating this area with new tissue but now they think that the stem cells I'm sure I'm butchering butchering this if your scientists now I think they think the stem cells of releasing exosomes the axial stones are actually with does it but now they just go straight to access homes and then they inject exosomes into these particular area now they have another Wharton's jelly that's even more potent that I just got shot into me that I just got shot into me man I just f****** head on down if I'm not f****** shoot myself up with stem cells


    We Have to Redefine What Makes America Great | Sen. Bernie Sanders and Joe Rogan
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    when were talking about impoverished communities and the chronically when when you talkin about the cities like Baltimore the parts of Chicago and Detroit that have just been in a terrible state of despair for long periods of time it doesn't seem like there's a way out the people that are born there the people that live there they live in this state of of Despair what what can be done to resolve all these terribly impoverished communities and bring them up to standard where these kids that grow up there that they feel like there is an out that they do have an opportunity and why is this not addressed when we talked about making America great wouldn't like fixing the worst parts of the country be the primary concern of the less people that grow up in a terribly disadvantageous position from birth would not be an important thing and what can you do to resolve that I'll trouble I think you you know you said it better than I can I think you're right talk about what it means to live in a great society a great nation a nation that we're proud of I'm afraid there are some people who have incredible wealth and power so you know what's great is that was hang a growth in the number of billionaires in America isn't that terrific one guy was worth 155 billion billion dollars a year on the military isn't that extraordinary and by the way yacht that billionaire has three miles long isn't that great your point is that we have to I think is understand what you're saying we have to read to find what being a great nation is about we are not a great nation when we have 40 million people living in poverty and in despair would not a great nation we have massive levels of income and wealth inequality 187 million people can afford to go to the doctor today so damn single question I think that is a nation we how to focus a great deal of attention on those distressed Community often are African-American Walking Dead Latino open their rule white communities and that means making sure that the kids dig at the Quality education that they deserve making sure that we're creating good paying jobs in those Community I voted against not the permit normal trade relations with China and other Trade Agreement because I knew that those are written by Corporate America with a goal of shutting down plants in this country and moving abroad and the result of that has been the loss of millions of good paying jobs and the the complete destruction of communities all across this country in the south of all across this country that we have got to rebuild those communities we have got to bring high-tech jobs not just the Silicon Valley but to rule America again I don't have magic Lance's but the goal is we will not understand turn our backs on distressed communities we will we will build the millions of units of affordable housing that we need not think about what it means to a community now what people are living in terrible housing what housing they cannot afford when we put young people to work rebuilding their own communities without become a Vindication of Hope and optimism I think it will housing that we need not think about what it means to a community know what people are living in terrible housing what housing they cannot afford when we put young people to work rebuilding their own communities without become a Vindication of Hope and optimism I think it will


    Would Bernie Sanders Tell Us if There Were Aliens | Joe Rogan
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    but we just did an hour sir so I'm going to let you go cuz I know you got very important things to do one last question if you got into the office and you found out something about aliens you found out something about UFOs would you let us know well tell my wife with the man that I let you know cuz your wife are you a phone that could love you I thought I would just break the office and you found out something about aliens who found out something about UFOs would you let us know well tell my wife with the man that I let you know cuz your wife a UFO not lie to you I thought that would just break


    Bernie Sanders Says The Debate is Over About Climate Change | Joe Rogan
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    now we're getting to the end of your our here so climate change is obviously an enormous issue for our country and for the world what would could be done and what do you think you can do as president that can somehow another slow down this this process a personal we have to have a president who won like Trump believes in science than I do and what the scientist to telling us symmetrically it is that we have fewer than two used to Transformer Energy System or else they will be irreparable Damage Done mellitah country but to the world now climate change is not just an American issue so we could do tomorrow to all the right things but of trying to rush her an Indian recipe Brazil and Africa does not do the right thing you know when I'm going to make the progress we need so here is what we have to do in my view number one we have to tell the fossil fuel industry that they are short-term profits and they make the short-run profits are not more important than the future of this planet I don't think that's a hard sell to make you cannot keep producing a product which is destroying the planet in the United States and around the world so by saying that you're saying you would have to move a we would have to move consciously away from fossil fuels know if so what's it like in if we do that how do you tell the fossil fuel companies to tell them you can't sell fossil fuels anymore by the way in the midst of that we do what we call is a adjust transition the guy out on the oil rig today simply wants to feed his family in the coal miners today want to feed their families and we're not going to leave them I'm a co-worker probably the strongest per worker record of any member of the Congress that is not my intention to throw these guys out on the and women out on the street and ignore the pain that they will go through we are proposing billions of dollars to rebuild those communities and make sure that those guys and women get new jobs so when I just discarding people in the fossil fuel industry but ultimately the product that they are producing which is now called in the mission is destroying the planet so we have to move away from fossil fuels in a very bold way into Energy Efficiency right now in my own state of Vermont that all over this country there are buildings which are incredibly wasteful windows we don't have the insulation we don't have the roofing the doors that we need to keep the buildings warm in the winter and cool in the summer and we can create just an incredible number of jobs just retrofitting outbuildings second of all we need to move very aggressively to sustainable energy like wind and solar in California doing a good job with when I was doing a job Texas doing a good job we got to do much more solid or easy potential output prices old is dropped in recent years and we are going to not only transform the energy system in our own country in the world in working with Rosharon in China because in this issue we are in this together and here's my dream and maybe this may be a utopian dream the world right now is spending a trillion and a half dollars on weapons of Destruction designed to kill each other and maybe just maybe if we had a kind of leader and I hope to be that leader who says the world instead of spending a trillion how tall is killing each other maybe we'll use those resources to transform the global Energy System and save the planet broke his and her grandchildren that's the golden I have these these ideas sounds great but in the competitive environment of global politics how would you convince Russia or China or any of these countries to do something that would put them in some sort of a competitive disadvantage if we do not do that in 50 a hundred years everybody's going to be terrible this event no I'm saying that I'm not telling you that tomorrow what's going to happen but you got to make the cakes gluten is a dictator I dislike him intensely in Ochi in China very what are canceled what's up with that crazy people and presumably they have concern about their kids and their grandchildren this is a planet on The Siege I don't want to become a science fiction you won't see in the movies the media racing toward or blow up there what do we do 41 after prohub alright we were faced with a war in the East with China war in the West in Europe with Hitler within two years the United States are transformed its economy to address and win the war basically into a three-year Kyrie industrialized number we can do it we can leave the world that's what we have to do so in your eyes we have to look at the economy almost as if the same kind of threat or excuse me the environment it's the same kind of threat as Nazi Germany and act together look if you asked the defense the bomb us the CIA UFT prevents people all over the world tell us what the great national security threat is you know what it is is climate change there's a lot of people that are skeptical this how would you convince that mean this is a big part of the problem right this will give us a narrative that you hear from a lot of people that do you know climate change is not a proven science and climate change is a hoax and when this is something is repeated over and over again and I'm sure some of it has to do with lobbyists and some of it has to do with the merchants of doubt they go out there and see the world with disinformation to try to increase their profits and key I need to practice as if they're currently enjoying it was your what I'm thinking about you listen to us with mold with the most but I can remember tobacco and cigarette ads on television the fossil fuel industry is lying right now and the president of the United States is either too stupid to understand what the scientist. Element or he is lying as well climb what you look I am not to sign this is not my idea I listen to the scientist the debate is long over climate change is Real by God look what's happening around the world has the warmest month in in the modern history of the world why was like the warmest alike or warmest month in in the modern history of the world like ice is melting heat waves in Europe all right just look out the window at what's going on so this is not Bernie Sanders talking this is the scientific Community climate change is real it will only get worse if we do not act boldly to cut carbon emissions


    Would Bernie Sanders Decriminalize Drugs? | Joe Rogan
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    no on the subject of drugs marijuana is obviously a big issue in this country and we've seen many states make it recreational including this one what do you think could be done and what should be done to have this across-the-board especially federally you know I'm there's a guy that I have on the podcast coming up soon his name is John Norris and he wrote a book on the cartels growing marijuana illegally all over this country and selling it especially particularly in California now because it's a misdemeanor because it's do recreationally in selling it with all sorts of horrible pesticides on it all sorts of like very infected deadly chemicals all of this because it's not federally legal because we can't have sanctioned license companies doing an ethical job of growing something that any responsible law-abiding person should be able to consume okay let me see this one I ran for president for the Democratic nomination in 2000 16 I talked about a broken criminal justice system which ends up having in the United States more people in jail than any other country we have more people jailed in China does which of the Communist was I return country and what I call for them and I call for now is the legalization of marijuana in America right now you have a federal law is called a controlled substance act he has heroin is marijuana there at the same level that is insane heroin is a killer drug you're going to argue the pluses and minuses a marijuana but I don't want to eat heroin so we have to end that that's what I will do is president of the United States I believe we can do that through executive order and I will do that second of all we have now is number of states and I'm very proud I talked about it during 2016 but seemed kind of radical the need to legalize or decriminalize marijuana the way it blows my mind the drive to Nevada I think you're even California Seaside corporations by I will not run it for years ago people getting arrested for doing that is being destroyed the records show if you were arrested have a criminal record for selling marijuana that is being expunged in that is the right thing to do. We can argue about the pluses and minuses I'm not a great fan of of drugs other people smoke marijuana couple of time didn't do much from the other people I guess have different interests a couple times people got different experience I'll brush or the other problem is of course with illegal drugs comes get this horrible cycle particularly in inner cities where you have people that are incarcerated for illegal drugs illegal drugs seem to be the only way out the hard drugs when we're talking about cocaine and all these other drugs how how does one stop that and would you ever consider legalized all drugs are decriminalizing touching on a real tragedy and when we talked about criminal justice in America we have over two million people in jail they are disproportionately African-American Latino in Native American and here's what I think I think of the wealthiest country in the history of the world what we have got to do instead of building more jails and lock more people we really do have to invest in our young people especially young people in distress communities words that mean if we can and we can do this with the proper amount of resources make sure the kids and I dropping out of school if you drop out of school today you know so you drop out in u.s. second or third year of high school you don't have an education do not have any drops killed and the answer is you will you'll get in trouble self-destruct it makes so much more sense from a human perspective protecting our people as well as a financial situation has been 80 billion dollars he had to invest in these gets what does it mean it means making sure they get the education that they need paying attention having a good schools making sure that they get the jobs that are out there doing job training there was a principal in a school and Southern Vermont I'll never forget what she said was a working-class school and she said bring I love these kids I am not going to let them drop enchant a mentoring program just watching the kids will mostly at risk so that they would not end up going through the cracks and getting into trouble that's what we should be doing is a nation and when we do that we invest in the kids we got them jobs we going to vegetation the likelihood is that got the likelihood of them falling in the bad ways is significantly reduced the all those things sound great the uncomfortable reality about drugs though is that when drugs are illegal criminal sell them and there's obviously a need for drugs in not necessarily need but demand for drugs is a demand for trucks in this country that's absolutely fueling Mexican cartels and illegal drug Runners inside this country mean there's there's a lot of that how do you how do you curve that if drugs are illegal but you're raising a deep question the opioid epidemic is interesting because there's so much of it that's coming legally that's not the cartels that's the pharmaceutical industry is illegal yes why is it that so many people are turning to drugs to alcohol by the way and I don't mean to drink tonight but I mean serious alcohol problems and tragically to Suicide we now have for the last three years something that a historical never happened before in modern history and that is I would like to expectancies actually going down and this is hitting all over the country but especially getting rural areas and what the doctors are saying is that these are diseases of Despair despair so you're in West Virginia here in rural Ohio replace Vermont any place and the job you used to have earning a decent living is now in China your kid can't afford to go to college maybe you can afford Healthcare you got nothing to look forward to under that scenario drugs become alcohol becomes a way out then at the worst case scenario is suicide so I think what we're talkin about is why is this happening open Google Earth and how can we how can we re-establish hope and optimism in the American people and that gets back to a lot of other issues it means if people have Healthcare is a right that will certainly play a role in this Lena Walker to the doctor when they need but it also means that people need decent jobs to pay them a living wage at man who have to rebuild rule America we have to rebuild communities in urban America it means that we have to have a great educational system and people that all that's great Bernie that's Utopia it is not utopian this is something that in the wealthiest country in these through the world we can afford and we should be doing rather giving creating a situation where Amazon pay zero in federal income taxes so to answer your question as add appointment and again I'm not here to tell you I have all the answers but there are a lot of people out there who have basically given up hope and for people are just drugs is is the alternative so what you're saying is centrally is that if we can do something to mitigate the spare then we'll do something to at least stop some of the demand for these these eleague I believe I just look like smoke if I am optimistic if I'm excited about going to work tomorrow and I'm seeing my kid doing great in school and you know when I get sick I can go to the doctor's office and have a sense of community my downtown is not hold water. Because businesses with left but we haven't you have a community yeah at least stop some of the demand for these these eleague I believe that is the case if I am optimistic if I'm excited about going to work tomorrow and I'm seeing my kid doing great in school and you know when I get sick I can go to the doctor's office and have a sense of community my downtown is not hold water. Because businesses have left but we haven't we have a community yeah those like the strong likelihood is there will be less diseases of Despair and drugs other than we currently singing


    Joe Asks Bernie Sanders "Is There a Solution to Mass Shootings?"
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    now right now we are a week of not even a week out just a few days away from to mass shootings in a row and whenever these things happen there's all these people that want action but nobody knows exactly what to do this calls for gun control this calls for mental health reform just calls for me what if anything can be done to stop these things from happening and how have you sat down and tried to come up with some sort of a solution and is there a solution look I would be lying to you if I told you I had a magical answer I don't and this is such a horrific situation I hope you know we were in any way we had a town meeting we're in the batter actually in Las Vegas when El Paso happened and we just tell me and I said let's take a moment of silence remember the victims of pray for the survivors literally the next day another Park Las Vegas I have to do it again and I said I can't believe that just yesterday we did this I have to do it again this is I don't know what the words my friend assault weapon shooting up people and that we almost become to accept this as a normal part of American life is as incredible as it is just totally demoralizing alright so here's what I think there's no magical answer and but let me tell you what I think first of all this is the reality the reality is that today as we speak there are approximately 100 million guns in America that we have more guns than we have people we have between five to ten million assault weapons and an assault weapon as you know is a military-style weapons designed to kill human beings kind of rapidly so that's and then on top of that we have again nothing to be proud of but we have a number of mentally unstable people people but whatever reason I walk in the streets that suicidal the homicidal that we have I think the answer is and I'm not the guy to invent all these ideas but some of what we have to do first pool if you want to own a gun in America you have got to look we have got to know that you are a stable person in that means that we need to expand the background checks that currently exists okay so we got to know did you beat up your wife have you committed crimes etc etc what is the state of your mental health don't make that Universal number to right now that there is a background check if you walk into a gun show it does look into a gun shop but you can buy guns in various States at a gun show and you don't have to do any of that I thought you ought to go to what country you sell me a gun I don't have to I don't have to do that I can today legally walk into a gun show pass the background check and buy a Dozen guns workout and sell them to criminal elements who will use them for bad things so I can go as our issues that most Americans believe we have got to deal with him we can go out to lie I happen to believe and I believe this for 30 years that we should not be selling or Distributing assault weapons in the country they are weapons of mass destruction in a sense they kill people rapidly As we soar and I thank God by the way when we talked about both Dayton in El Paso thank cops with that very pretty quickly and did an incredible job cuz I thought guy had walked into the nightclub there could have been dozens and dozens more people killed in hit it within a few minutes. I happen to believe that we should not be selling what Distributing an assault weapons in this country that's in my view. So I believe in a ban on assault weapons and I think we have got to begin thinking about when we have five to ten million we have to think about a strong licensing procedure in terms of who owns this is 11 so that's the sum of what I think there are many other things but those are some of the ideas that are out there now the legal gun owners who are law-abiding citizens who would never in a million years think about going around shooting people but they love guns they hear this kind of stuff about like Banning assault rifles Banning assault weapon they don't even like the term assault weapons right they liked it refer to them as our individual names for whatever they are these people feel like this is an inexorable part of being an American that you should be able to own a gun it's written into our Bill of Rights as written into our way we where this country was founded it's the second amendment what do you say to those people that don't that don't want to give up their guns but it wouldn't do any want to protect themselves they feel like these guns are viable options to protect cells from criminals and Joe will be a senator from the state of Vermont and the state of Vermont is one of the most rural states in America every form that holds thousands and thousands of people around the woods hunting and something about a tradition I believe in it and I believe in the Second Amendment or the woman I asked of the, I think you're absolutely right 99.9% would never in a million billion years think of doing these horrible things but Hmong but we are living in I think that we're all going to have to make some concessions to the reality of what is going on in that is that there is a small number of call him what you want to pray for people who are prepared to do that you know we know which Grail you remember that terrible New Zealand I'm sorry that they the terrible shooting it at the mosque and they moved pretty quickly in an aggressive lights off. I wish I could and in the best of all possible worlds yeah any weapon you want help with insulin when not living in the best of all possible worlds with living in a world where was shocked Everyday by Haro so I agree we are living in a terrible situation there's hundreds of mass shootings a year now which is insane and if you look at the number in comparison to the rest of the world it's crazy like a big one in another country likes 3 mass shootings in a year we had more than 270 but how would you implement something like this well we argue about banning assault weapons have been done in 1994 we banned assault weapons I believe I believe was for 10 years that man was undone by Republican majority and it didn't I'm not suggesting by the way than anything tomorrow that would radically change everything can I prep my remarks by telling I don't have a magical solution you got hundreds of millions of guns out that you have people who should not be owning these guns who get settled by god-knows-what and and do terrible things all we can do is the best that we can do but to say we can't do anything I think it's a real disservice to the Mercantile think of something else that bothers me you know in addition to the horror of seeing people lying on the street that is what doing to the children of this country and I think we underestimate that I have seven grandchildren and in for them and for kids will love this country you're going to see The Falls coming kids going back to school you're going to see him schools All Over America drills are this is what you do if somebody walks into the school all right you're going to hide under here you go over their kids a couple months ago but the young people in my school are increasingly frightened terrified about what could happen in school think about what this the trauma the trauma of what this gun violence is doing so I think what is Americans they ain't no easy answers here by Pitbull going to have to come together in and figure this one out and do the best The Weeknd no would that mean forcibly removing these guns from people's homes FBI knocking on somebody's door wasn't taking that that's not what we do in the market if you have 400 million guns already out there and I'm building more every year right now as we speak gun manufacturers or make money manufacturers are making more guns cuz it's happening right now so if those guns already exists there's more than enough oh yeah how would you stop will get I think look I do think there should be a ban on assault weapons so that means that manufacturers would not be able to produce ourselves Nazi military obviously obviously yeah okay so you do in your point is well taken if you have 200 million guns out there you know there are approaches no one has any magical solution that I've giving you something else but I didn't mention and that is the role of gun manufacturers use that if you want a gun manufacturer and you are selling a hell of a lot of guns to a gun store in an area which normally would not think these guys know what city is by what what towns by comedy guns and if suddenly there is a tremendous demand you got to be thinking and be why it's so many guns doesn't reflect the population in the area you got to deal with that issue with a gun on this cup have to take some responsibility besides the guns any of this what happens if someone has to be insanely mentally depraved this the only way and many of them are medicated and many of them are on pharmaceutical drugs they have been since they were children including amphetamines like adderal and Prozac and all this different stuff that has varied effects on the human brain what could be done what would you done to analyze this to find out what the cause and effect are and to try to figure out what role and how much these drugs are responsible to respond by saying that goes without saying that we have a mental health crisis in America and for whatever reason they are all whole lot of people in the nature of our Healthcare System new back to healthcare I guess I just talked to a woman literally last night and we had a a town meeting and she said this is unbelievable she said running I was in Las Vegas when the turbo shooting took place okay and now I am and I can understand this perfectly I'm seeing the Dayton and I'm seeing watching television El Paso and I'm cutting a PT PS PTSD reaction a woman called at my office in Burlington Vermont and she said I'm worried about my husband what he my brother was his brother what he might do to himself or somebody else we're looking for mental health counseling we can't find something that we can afford it so we need above and beyond gun violence we need and that's why I believe in Medicare for all mental health is Health Care you break your arm that's a health issue with a mental health is medical issues and we have got to make mental health counseling available to all people in this country when they need it. 6 months from now at a price they can afford it on the Medicare for old would be free so that's the only one number to your point about studying the impact of drugs on people's behavior and possibly resulting in Violet absolutely deserves to be funny we should be studying the impact of drugs in my view this is a Layman I'm not a psychiatrist I worry very much that we are over medicating kids in schools you know we have this deficit of deficient issue with your kids are running around in their active you know what I was a kid we used to run around later I worry about that whole business but your point is well-taken I think we need to study this issue and make sure that these drugs in fact I'm not causing kinds of reactions that we will regret Lee very very much that we are over medicating kids in schools unit we have this deficit of deficient issue with your kids are running around in their active you know what I was a kid we used to run around later I worry about that whole biscuits but your point is well-taken I think we need to study this issue and make sure that these drugs in fact I'm not causing kinds of reactions that we will regret later


    How Bernie Sanders Would Pay for Free Education | Joe Rogan
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    let's talk about the education because the idea of free education is wonderful thing for people I mean the idea that you get out of college and you are in debt in an insane amount that you might have 10 20 years we have to pay back and and I know many people that are in those are real people who are getting their Social Security checks garnished right now here's some places it's literally a lifetime now a lot of that is me and Skyler in some way be preventable by what we're talking about here. How you would pay for it I mean I'll tell you exactly how would we pay for every idea that we have we paid for up and we pay for it by understanding that today we have massive levels of income and wealth inequality and we have many cases the wealthy and large corporations thing nothing but very little in taxes he was the issue in terms of Education 40-50 years ago you are now working working class person you graduated high school especially if it was a union around you can go out and get a job and making it the middle-class you could own your own home to get send your kids to school looking pretty good like to meet in the middle class 40 or 50 years later there's an explosion of Technology there's a growth in unfettered free trade and it is clear now that most people to make it into the middle class are going to need a higher education at college or maybe a call training in order to become a skilled worker it is insane to me to deny Working Class People in low-income people the opportunity to get that education because the cost of college has sought so over it I say is that a hundred plus years ago the American people said that we should have free public education I went to a public school my parents can pay a nickel went to kindergarten I went through the 12th grade pretty good education and Brooklyn New York all that I'm saying is the world has changed and high-school degree is not good enough anymore so expand that concept through college now guess what 50 years ago do you know how much the University of California very great University cost in terms of tuition-free what's it now state colleges all over the country with tuition was virtually free and then what happened for variety of political reasons States and the federal government started cutting back on higher education and put more more burden on the student with higher and higher tuition which is where we are today so all I'm saying is in the year 2019 2020 if I want working-class kids are going to go out and get the jobs that are out there they need a they need a higher education tuition-free in terms of the cancellation of debt which is my view you got 45 million people who are dealing with that I'll never forget this is where I really hit me I was in Burlington Vermont I had a meeting on an issue at a young woman comes up and she says she's a doctor she graduated Medical Practice I was in Iowa a young woman $400,000 a day this is not unusual for medical schools and in dental school and fifty thousand hundred thousand dollars we going to college while getting a master's degree we promised these young people decide to go to college. Well the answer is they have not been able to do that so what we have proposed in one piece of legislation of to use to make public colleges and universities discovery that will cost 2.2 trillion dollars long money over 10 PIAA. We do this through attacks on Wall Street speculation which will bring in 2.4 trillion Oz we bailed out Wall Street 11 years ago and by the way these are crooks on Wall Street who engaged in illegal Behavior taxpayers against my vote bail them out we can bail out Wall Street in what we can cancel public colleges Wall Street speculation what what exactly do you mean it will be a tax on all of the sale of attacks you people buy and sell the stocks and bonds all of them are the bring lot of tax on it and by the way it will have an impact on speculation by cutting back on the high-frequency trading between Elsie so you would just there is there's no current tax on the wrecked so you would put a small amount and that would do the job that would that would raise more than enough money it's a very small toy existing small how much it depends on the nature of the transaction but it's less than one-half of 1% really if you go bankrupt it doesn't matter you still do that and that that's kind of crazy I mean if you have a serious medical issue if you're held up whatever whatever have it's awful you go bankrupt most of those things are resolved but not student loans right to the end. Has to do with bankruptcy law which was passed against my boat and why you want bankruptcy and I should have mentioned about the Healthcare System a half a million Americans every single year go bankrupt because of medical bills with the campaign what's right what's to do you know I'm open mics I've been paid off my student debt because I'm going nowhere because the interest rates are high and I feel very much which is the case that they will start garnishing taking away my social security check taking money away from me so people are carrying this burden the result is that they can't in many cases get married and have kids they certainly can't bite home to Camp by a car they are really crushed white home to can't buy a car there really crushed by this debt and what was their part what did they do they try to get a higher education I've been pretty crazy and a lot of them when they do is higher education they're 18 years old magic making a decision when your brain isn't even fully formed can affect you for the rest of your life


    Bernie Sanders on Raising Minimum Wage and Corporate Tax Loopholes | Joe Rogan
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    just talked to you about your supported by majority of the American people these are not radical ideas listless AAFES one step at a time cuz you mention a lot of important things are let's go with the minimum wage thing now the argument that I've heard about the minimum wage being raised to $15 an hour is it there entry level positions for high school kids for people that are just getting their feet wet in the marketplace to learn how to work they learn their making some money after school that they that if you charge the businesses have to pay $15 an hour to people like that to entry-level people that they won't be able to stay open what first of all they will be competing against each of your business, business and both of us have to raise our wages at the same level we both have the same burden so it's a brat spread across that is what my conservative colleagues will tell you the truth is I don't have it on this right in front of me young people do work at McDonald's in the minimum wage jobs a significant and majority of the workers are not kits they are often then I met them at McDonald's are they all workers who have children themselves when we work very hard to raise the minimum wage at Amazon and it Disney we put pressure on both of those companies and they did the right thing and when you talk to the people at Amazon who got that raise these are not kids these are people in there these aren't ordinary adults who cannot make it on 12 or 13 bucks an hour so I think the argument the old are old kids is not really quite awkward well not even that they're all kids but that if they are kids what would you think about making a minimum wage for someone under 18 that's different from a minimum wage of someone who's a legal adult I'm not I'm not put that I think we do it and look at many of these young people got to have their own beats I just thought young woman last night who is working going to college working full-time trying to take care of her family as well so I think that the minimum wage has not been raised in 10 years it is now $7.25 an hour which is clearly unacceptable cost of housing California love this country is rising Billy rapidly people can't afford health Camp College I don't think it's asking our employers too much to pay at least $15 an hour no I'm glad you brought up Amazon is the one that won the things that always freaks me out is when I find out that enormous corporations that make billions of dollars have tax loopholes where they literally pay no money how is that possible and how do you stop that it's the same thing as the truck companies how was it possible that we pay ten times more for insulin in this country and four other drugs than the other countries around the world so what is is the goal of major corporations in America it's the be deregulated as much as possible so in some cases that I can pollute our water our air environment is also not to pay any taxes Trump campaign is my tax plan is not going to benefit the wealthy it's going to benefit of working people while turns out over 10 years 83% of the benefit the end of the top 1% that's what these guys. call the ranking member on the budget Committee in the Senate and some guy came forward representing one of the big business organizations and this is Leroy agenda their agenda was to cut Social Security Medicare and Medicaid and to do away with all corporate taxes so what you have right now that's that's what brand is about they want at all so is you indicated you have a company like Amazon owned by Jeff Bezos who happens to be the dinamarca worth 150 billion Amazon paid 0 in federal income taxes and it's not just him dozens of Corporations paid nothing will very very little and on top of all the night you got these guys able to stashed all over the world trillions of dollars trillions of dollars in the Cayman Islands in Bermuda and looks a burden of the tax agents that is insane and that is cut in why is legal Joe it is legal because they make the laws all right now on the heart and soul of how does it happen that on issue after issue the American people to working-class of this country want something nobody pays any attention to it but billionaires want something and it gets done and that has to do with a corrupt political system right now if you are the Koch brothers or some multibillionaire you say to the leadership of the Republican Party In some cases to the Democratic party but hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars coming from one or two people and here is my agenda I want tax breaks I want to trade system which will enable me to shut down in this country and go to China or Mexico and pay people that 2 bucks an hour I want to be able to do more pollution cuz I like all of this money I have to spend preventing pollution of the air of the water that's what I want you to do and by the way I'm worried about the deficit so you may as well cut Social Security Medicare and Medicaid how many Americans actually believe that we should give tax breaks to billionaires and cut Social Security Medicare and Medicaid very few that is both the Mitch McConnell and Mitch on the show that is exactly what he believes but that's ridiculous right if you just took away that we should get tax breaks to billionaires and cut Social Security Medicare and Medicaid very few that is talked to Mitch McConnell on the show that is exactly what he believes but that's ridiculous right and it seems that if you just took away those tax breaks the enormous amount of money that would come from those corporations having to pay their fair share would take care of lot of the expenses of all these things that you're proposing exactly


    Bernie Sanders Responds to Criticism of his Socialist Policies | Joe Rogan
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    what are what are the misconceptions of you cuz here's the here's the if you go to the knee-jerk conservative reaction you talk to people who are not interested in anyone that wants to be a Democratic Socialist they hear the name Bernie Sanders the negative implications are that you are somehow or another going to take their money right annoying to you yesterday and also that I missed the Maduro I'm a dictator or I'd love to and the truth is Joe that if you look at the issues that I can paint on it what I believe on they are really not terribly radical they exist in many countries all over the world for example just thought on health care if you'd like the idea that Healthcare is a human right not a privilege a radical idea but I don't think it is and the truth is we are the only major country are the only major country on Earth Healthcare to old people as a human right and get we end up spending almost twice as much per capita on Healthcare the function and you can argue with me if you want but the function of the current Healthcare System is not to provide quality care about it is to make tens of billions of dollars in profit for the drug companies and insurance companies that's the function if you go to Canada and I looked at the miles away from the Canadian border zero you got it you go to any doctor you want you don't have to take out your wallet and yet they guarantee Healthcare all of their people and they spend one half of what we cement that's kind of what I want to do and I don't think that that's terribly radical we have a program that which everybody knows it's called Medicare was started by Lyndon Johnson back in 1965 it is a popular program old and I want to do Over a four-year period is to expand it today eligibility age of 65 155 4535 everybody wait. That's about it and I want to expand benefits to include Dental Care Hearing Aids on eyeglasses as well that's better not to work do they have problems so what's the hurdle okay I'll tell you exactly what the earliest that hurdle is exactly the same thing as in every other aspect of Our Lives it's the power of money alright listen to this over the last 20 years the drug companies alone have spent four and a half billion dollars in 20 years on lobbying and campaign contributions that's what we're up against the knowledge and I mark my words short. Of time you will see TV ads California all over this country demonizing Bernie Sanders he wants to do this terrible thing to do we want to do that they have unbelievable amounts of money and politicians are frightened of that power give you one example back in 2016 I got involved here in a little way with an effort on the part of the nurses to control of the cost of prescription drugs in California may recall that if it was about one item in one State Hearing health do you know how much the drug companies alone spent at the feet that I bet they spent $131 on one Bal an item in one state last year the top 10 truck companies make 69 billion dollars a week ago I went to Canada with a number of Americans quit dealing with diabetes we bought insulin in Windsor Ontario for 1/10 price 10% of the same exact product being charged in America so you got brings the ring gauge in collusion and price-fixing who are incredibly greedy and the result is many elderly people many working people simply cannot afford the medicine they needed this is unbelievable and the reason for all of that stuff as we are the only country in the world that does not negotiate with the drug companies that they can charge you any price they want and that has to do with the fact that we don't have a National Health Care Program Medicare is not negotiating a touch that can really be implemented inside of four years I want you to think back think back joke in 1965 you had Linda Johnson is President and by the way this idea of national Healthcare this has been talked about literally since Teddy Roosevelt concept Healthcare is human rights breakable spot with the elderly were most impacted by by healthcare costs and sickness will start and they did in 1965 without the technology we have today they implemented Medicare 19 million people elderly people signed up in the first. So if you could spot a brand new program and have 19 million people sign up with a technology that is way way behind where we are today why can't we offer for you. Something expanded I don't think it's a a difficult operation so when you talk about the drug companies in the lobbyists and the enormous amount of money that they spend is this does this exist anywhere else other than United States lobbyists on that level in the reason you have is you have a National Health Care Program and so forth and they sit down and negotiate with the drug companies they have their own approach but every other major country on Earth you want this is a reasonable price tell me what your profits are with your expenditures off this is the price for us you can walk in you know if you have an illness you can walk into the pharmacy tomorrow and the price has been double do you say does bombas what happens if they just raised the prices they could do it any day they want any price they want lobbyists are in general when people talk about lobbyists attractive wow there's someone with enormous amounts of money using that money to gain influence and politicians and it shapes regular people that shapes Our Lives mostly in a negative way this is the way most people looking I'm not saying it's correct why why do we have that system in place like why do we have lobbies why is it legal for someone to spend exorbitant amount of money exorbitant amount of money to affect our civilization to affect the way our culture War yeah let's look like and I'll come back today in America you got three people only more wealth in the bottom half of the American society you don't see it on television to 92% listen to this over the last 30 years but 1% Casino 21 trillion dollar increase in their wealth the bottom half of America Cena 900 billion dollar decline in their wealth so what do you have in America today is a relatively small number of Eagle credibly wealthy to blend I deal with these guys everyday we can all talk about rich you don't know what rich is what multibillion-dollar operations are incredible power over our society and if you want the pharmaceutical industry billion dollars in profit was sitting around right now so I call right that's great how'd we do better next year what strategy do we have withdrawal of ads on we're going to work with other during the CNN debate that I participated in the debate Breitling little debate the drug companies in the insurance companies hadn't had telling how bad so-called how bad medicare-for-all would be so they and they use their power over politicians that use their power over the media onmedia to make sure that they make as much as I can profit but it's not any different with Wall Street it's not any different with the fossil fuel industry what the prison industrial complex things guys have wealth they have power and they could care less about the needs of working people in this country and that's the dynamic of American politics right now and then I will campaign look with taking them all on it and it makes a lot of people uncomfortable but we are taking on all of these entities and Olaf and all of their power and that's what a political revolution is about so the real problem seems to be that they have this strategy of unlimited growth not that they're not providing medication that people need to save their lives means obviously it important to have a pharmaceutical company cost right so there is good that they provide but the business aspect of it is where the problem lies right they have great researchers but if you check how they even spend their money they will tell you so all of them research the Bell Witch riding with chocolate cancel tackling diabetes Alzheimer's pictures of course they are but the bulk of their money is going off and will be called me to drugs that make modest changes in the drug which really doesn't improve people's well-being in order to make profit so the answer is yes we need obviously rigorous research and development and by the way your tax dollars all about tax balance walking goes to that research and we don't get the benefit of it in terms of lower prices so it's Joe it's a business model issue Exotics agreed issue and how would one stop that when you're dealing with this the kind of influence you talked about 69 billion dollars in a year I mean the resources they have how would you stop that kind of what we called a 64 on American history and you about the real changes that have taken place in society you think about the labor movement and working-class people standing up and saying to their employers when I going to be treated like animals anymore you can hire and fire at you can't work Us in 15 hours a day we think we deserve dignity and you think about the growth of the labor movement but I like saying we're going to end segregation and racism in this country the about the women's movement a hundred years ago women in America didn't even have the right to vote thing about the gay rights movement about the environment the only way to change takes place is when Ordinary People come together and stand up and fight and say that the status quo is not working and that's what I believe and that's what we're trying to do so with the message of our campaign is its us not me cuz I can't and stand up and fight to say that the status quo is not working and that's what I believe and that's what we're trying to do so with the message of our campaign is its us not me cuz I can't do it alone let me be very honest with you are elected president tomorrow I can't do the things that I would like to do that I'm campaigning on unless millions of people working with me to tell the corporate Elite that they cannot get it all


    Bernie Sanders on the Downsides of Debates | Joe Rogan
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    you get frustrated by the time constraints of the debates are absolutely it's you shouldn't even call them what they are is a reality TV show in which you have to come up with a sound bite and all that stuff it is the meaning of the candidates and it's the meaning to the American people explain the complexity of Healthcare in America are in 45 seconds nobody can have you to try to do you know I think the DNC is in a difficult position they have 20-plus candidates they want to give everybody a fair shot which is the right thing to do and then if you don't have 10 candidates up on the stage what you do but there are other ways that we got to do it because the issues facing this country or someone normous and in some cases so complicated nobody in the world can honestly explain them in 45 seconds what encourages people to do is to come up with Sound by to do absurd things of I yelled and scream on the show I took my clothes off we got a lot of publicity right thoughtful answer to a complicated question it's not so sexy for the video we don't even have a chance to reply to it was so ridiculous to have something that's not put all those people in marijuana did you laugh about it did this happen did that happen all these different things with was evidence withheld that's how these are a long conversation but it takes us to another issue and that is a nation we do a pretty bad job in analyzing And discussing the serious issues facing our country and our immediate you a certain amount of time hours on television and use those hours anyway want one of 15 minutes just remember was Pro yes and people used to laugh at Ross Perot because he has to get up there with a chart with all this stuff and enemy and made fun of them but in fact you tried in his own way to explain his point of view to the American people if we need Siri the bought a chunk of Maritime and then plead his case another country's you don't have to buy that time but the obligation is if you are a network you're going to make that time free and available to candidates do you think that that's something that could be viable in America we could could you convince CBS and NBC and ABC to go along with something like that have to pass legislation to make Facebook and all that jazz with why bother doing it in this particular medium that has an inherent time constraint the internet has revolutionized politics in many ways good ways we use our social media I will email list which is very large weed everyday was sending out stuff another candidate so doing it the same way my television still has a very important role to be clean I'm sure it does but I mean form like you online let you can do right here right now you can't get that on television what you could I mean if you want to interrupt you every 15 minutes sivananda interrupt you every 15 minutes no no no no what I'm saying about is it is in what goes on in other countries if I'm not mistaken I don't hold me to this I think in the UK you remember the Labour party or candidate is 30 minutes of time and you do with it as you want to speak 30 minutes on health care whatever it maybe you can do them reeling and they don't interrupt commercial


    Joe Rogan | Jiu-jitsu is a Gentle Art w/Jean Jaques Machado
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    a lot of people that they learn how to deal with life through the struggle Jiu-Jitsu because the struggle training is so much harder than most of the struggles that use face in your daily life it makes you more accustomed to dealing with uncomfortable positions for you I might my other daughter had some health issues I get to in the morning something like that did not call the doctor and said look at got to go and get these inhaler something at the pharmacy man I was wearing my pajamas driving crazy to the pharmacy and as I'm walking in half a guy walking out and bumped his show them Miners and Son of ad is a few and that man to turn them on when I find some go home and I did not recognize him but he keeps staring at me and I approach a how are you I betrayed Jesus before as I do remember me did you train here before no I bumped into in the pharmacy thank you for hurting me I can walk away from something like that then I feel sorry for the guy I'm not going to sign all my friend of him know I'm not afraid it's just a fact I'm saving him to get hurt today he's one of my best friends he's my lawyer my dear friend is being trans used for she's that I'm almost 20 years left and I want the difference to between Jiu-Jitsu and kickboxing cuz it kickboxing you you can only hurt somebody you can't really like hold on then we go hey hey hey come down and employers electron to figure out what to do is like he's fine he's fine calm down but Nomad didn't hurt him he just held onto him and then basically just mounted up and grabbed a hold of his wrist and was controlling men went when we say she was Yeats was a gentle warrant we mean that yes give you the choice to choose to hurt someone or not signs that that person had something already going on their life right and we choose not to our time and it's funny what you need you to tournaments and then we go like how we going to pass their self and back in the days in Brazil have some fun time to go to a nightclub in fight breaks through and he react breakfast sandwiches you too but not hurt anybody and not because we choose or somebody provoke know we get people coming towards us nevermind biggest guys in the place that we just make sure like men with take them down hold choke somebody out but no scratch and underhand those people becoming students of our school right cuz all those little kids can do that to us right and that's one way that's funny in the 80s that you just became even bigger with some of the altercation on the street we convinced the person that we just fought we just choked to come and become a shipment didn't like that day and then I'm coming in that they feel humiliated but at least they feel thankful that you didn't injure them for sure enough to give you that sense of control that you have you have that rises where I was going to be a street fight with someone and they're swinging if it's strong person has a strong person they're good athletes have strong arms and then they throwing punches at me if I get hit I'm in trouble no matter who you are if you get hit you in trouble most likely I won't get hit if I know how does it how to fight and I keep my hands up and I move right but if I get hold of you you're not doing anything to me like there's a difference between like someone is untrained and some was trained like if a Jiu-Jitsu black belt grabs a person and gets off actually gets control of them there's no lucky you're not going to luckily submit me you know it's not going to happen but you can luckily you can hit somebody can happen in a street fight someone has a little bit of sperm and they have power and there's a strong person they can hit you as much more day and that's the only and we also want to train and was the only opportunity PowerPoint and has his before we closed at this time that's the danger zone and if you think for a second a lot of things that we do on the ground in Russia to you just bring those two people are panda close the distance is the same thing in a lot of people today they don't do the same they trying to fight standing on their head the distance is the same thing in a lot of people today they don't do the same they trying to fight standing when they hold different than when you're on the ground the way you move your lies that way play God is the same thing when it's standing work on the people's body as a whole has a sweep to make somebody fall and and we learned that when we get close to someone we make this size and I'll be affected as much as could if you have a distance


    Chuck Norris Bought Jean Jaques Machado His Jiu-jitsu School | Joe Rogan
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    Cadet time with my brothers were teaching at the races Queen Carson was he going in Carlos and I think it by that time Chuck Norris is no longer training with Harding at the great school they're not sure what happened in his stop training the one day some of the some Chuck Norris show up at our house or garage Verizon Redondo Beach and we open the doors and it looks like I got looks like Chuck Norris it was amazing like something right away invited us to his house and he's a great guy by the time I remember I used to make a movie one movie year he work for 6 months make a movie and has six months off when we met him he was 6 months off literally it rains everyday but when he trained it doesn't go home and have lunch he hangs out go to a movie this summer become good friends then one day he after few months of the 21st invited us to the valley where he used to live in in soon as I look I have a surprise for you guys then he took a store shopping center right on Ventura Boulevard in his shows have a gift for you guys and he shows are at one of their unit is Matt's red is like a school then he said look this is for you guys at your school I don't have to drive there 101 and 405 and you guys know about this guy that our school when we open our schools to call Carlos Gracie Jiu-Jitsu because of our uncle cuz when we came in we have the risk when I remember the famous begin everybody has your side of story everybody's saying something about your uncle your cousin and we want to make sure that this side of him that we were representing away with Carlos I'd do a lot of people when they open was doing the self defense and demonstration in the grand opening at the school and that was on Sunday on Monday we're not even ready for the amount of people that show up at our school and we have a small place with the amount of people but a lot of people start calling the other school asking where our school were cuz we're not even on the the book who are the hardest quiz in decorate a little situation back there and we got some calls from other cousins and say hey you guys can I use the name for the first time leaving using the name of our family realize like what why not cuz you don't have the last name we can use it then for us we grew up fighting for the family doing everything for the family's to do nothing change but then there's action words like all the Gracie name my family was this because Orion yes was back when he was a lawyer and so he was the one we have one and I Choose You to the most important thing for me is instructor was everybody can learn how to fight Brian how can you translate what you learn in the mail implementing your personal life that's how we learned to has a new to succeed outside economy I know we can fight but can you fight in your life outside things are different bug as a lot bigger and a lot harder and we have a lot of things that came to us when we have our garage time that changed your life happens to be one of the biggest lawyer in and we have no idea cuz we end up getting sued by one side of the family they don't have no money with done to this you guys have them sorry we're going to have to leave keys are you going to close down the school yet then we had this guy which his father was very grateful to a show at the look on these Hot Shot lawyer I can represent you guys like when I have money to pay now are you guys already I owe you because my son was saved by you guys and who's your son that he sandwich my son was saved by you guys and he's your son that he sent his 21st for quite some time became very unusual to change his life around he was a drug addict now he's one of the best of yoga instructors out there but you just to Alex yeah we go and change your life and that lawyer protector is make sure that we stay here fine attacking today for our family


    How the Rickson Gracie/Hugo Duarte Fight Went Down - Jean Jacques Machado and Joe Rogan
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    Temptation fight on the beach who was that Google Duarte that's right Hugo Duarte when I'm done fighting Pride he fought Tank Abbott different people and that was so funny because on the beach in Rio that is where most of the is usually pretty girls were and all the guys are going there session the beach very famous people in everybody going that session skip ahead Aruba Channel Hixson local channel Hicks on yoga challenge watch my back where were you I'm the one okay I'm off to the screen now right on on my left you're going to see me standing there then all I can write is photography can show you sometime in the eighties that we have high and Gracie he was sitting at someone's shoulders with a camera we made a circle arms to arms and in Hixson with the green shorts right green stripes and he had the long-haired that day which the guy grabbed his hair let me go and I got stabbed and stop please stop in to have it he has a group of guys with him we want to make sure that nobody jumping his back it's in and don't get me wrong I'm not telling people to do that but in that time and that generation a lot of those fights that happened in the street wasn't needs for his YouTube establish the way should be and what's better than two guys fighting their then that's fine open the bar and Nightclub 35 people shooting each other right and I remember Hixson said that we'd we get together and I will first original Gracie Barra high school there and some members are fathers you two schools is it look like it's going to go there going to make a circle only human the guy fight nobody else fights you understand that cuz if everybody fights and then somebody's going to get really hurt cuz you not going to be able to control anything with just me a big circle will hold hands regardless of what happened with will not interfere it shakes and another guy and that's it but want to make sure nobody jumps in the new Romantics a got to watch my back and I got like okay I got to watch my back but the crazy thing that happened and he is going to run okay Eagles Nest let that guy in the guy did not run let me go whole shitshow game on then we hold each other and I think this happened on Saturday Tuesday night Google went to Hixson school with a lot of people they're all carrying weapons Hickson was in the end they call his shows up in shorts and he quickly just slept around somebody called later on and even shoot the ceiling AR-15 whatever just broom and they laughed but then wish Hixson just smash him quick as was under cement not understand but then again happening away for as a surprise to prove the point is you to ease the best of martial arts and I will keep going strong and you the best guys to today and they had a grappling style it just wasn't as comprehensive Lakeline a bad feeling and they must have adopted a lot of the jitsu techniques to everything was right today all training grappling okay what is the definition of grappling the underground fighting then it's you bad feeling and they must have adopted a lot of the Jiu-Jitsu techniques to everything was right today all training grappling okay what is the definition of grappling the underground fighting then it's usage


    When Should BJJ Students Learn Leglocks? - Joe Rogan and Jean Jacques Machado
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    what do you think about this new trend that you're saying like you saw it particularly coming out of John danaher and Dean Lister with the leg locks like leg locks are so big and in Jiu-Jitsu competition now when we learn Jiu-Jitsu and still today we will not learn anything related to lags until we get a blue belt the main reason that behind these were to be able to let you develop guard concern anything just to learn how to move your hips and butt wipes and hugs Putlocker something very effective but if I show you right away I might be stopping some of the evolution of your game or the other birthday to train with that he can learn to make even better his foot lock right that's why we hold back until people get up when you chew into G2 to learn leg locks but you didn't did nokie everybody searching a hurry then a lot of snow geese Cruiser first thing people wants to lend a hand when I let him hook and sheets with ghee I want to learn Amber wants to go straight to the lag they give people want to go straight to dance but I think particularly because of the success of these legs lockers against high-level competition finding that which you also will force guys to pass also be on the legs only but definitely work in severe danger let people wrap their legs around your leg hook you there then not everybody can get out of that and if you don't tap your going to get your knee ripped apart for sure and that's the real problem with leg locks is it so many guys wind up with pretty devastating knee injuries did you shoot Sue was for safety with did practice but the competition does not allowed you got understand in the eighties if you have any problem your career is over right-to-know surgery that really was emailing record today is different the medical side make possible for you to put a brand new knee over there without stem cells is very very difficult to fix those unless you get the menisci like I'd part of my meniscus removed and my left knee and then you see them and you want to train for longevity and you can understand Chuy's I think some of those things should be kind of fun was creating a pro-league into this receipt to World cuz a lot of people they get hurt before even they learn what is U2 is that's why my only concern is the danger all those who hooks in leg locks does if you get somebody who knows he might have or he might roll to the right side even though a lot of guys to get hurt yeah but if you hold somebody who doesn't have much experience in one of those straps it's for sure injury they brought the wrong way and rip it apart themselves even if you don't squeeze it's because they don't know what you do and that's my view off as an instructor today you're not ready for a legs yet I go to the Nugget don't go to the naga tournament yet you have to learn first in the stand for your own safety and also I want them to develop guard cuz when we get tired with pool guard when you get tired lie down to sleep you don't sleep standing you sleep when you lie down and Juice uses the same thing you get tired you going to pull guard and that's one of the ways I see some of my students in the tournament they get tired he's a top guy send his that pulling guard and he's tired he's already Winston that's why you have to have a good guard just to survive and rest to be able to continue we surprised though that this noogie leg joaquin's her taking off the way I did it because of the success of have so many guys doing extremely well in some of the guys that come from the new Gigi originally doing so well some of the guys that come from the G world doing Yogi dipping find some challenges to adjust to jet lag I think it in a way you have two ways that simplify cuz if you get somebody in a foot locker lock lock there we go in at the same time you complicate cuz you see a lot of Scramble now and a lot of injuries he's going to get hurt but I'm is the development and evolution of the the grappling world and I think it's amazing that sooner or later somebody's going to find a ways to protect better and better and better and better they were forced people to move on what you seen that I think now is against each other the kind of stalemate and you seen them winning by rear-naked choke or armbar again they're not using that against each other I do now I need more than that to yeah they're using them to sweep or the use them to set up other things they're trying to exploit other holes like maybe they concentrate too much on leg lock so then they they're open to arm bars or chokes I remember when when I learned in the beginning we have foot lock eyes the last resource let's see I'm fighting a guy and I'm not able to submit him that's how we used to have in the 80s look at this is my deadly weapon if everything that I do is not working today is the opposite my first shot is Footlocker in the mall the way it's not working I'm going to choke him yeah you see so few foot locks and MMA it's interesting right is he like you're so few figure 4 foot locks boxing MMA it's interesting right you see like you're so few figure for footlocks to get hit your face your arms are both around that you can get


    Is Combat Jiu-Jitsu Worthwhile?
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    sing about combat Jiu-Jitsu Eddie's new invention men I think is a way for people to step up to reality and understand and some guys make a decision to know what I might be able to go into MMA to but it's a real-world for jiu jitsu sport only is not going to work that well for this kind of fish I have not to be aware of more off my real fights and I think it would help more Devolution off that sport of use you to to transition to MMA for people don't know what combat Jiu-Jitsu is Eddie Bravo invented the way where you do Jiu Jitsu with slaps on the ground and you you think it's just I was just slap but no pump strike really mean you really can hit someone very very hard with your palms mean I can do that with my hand on a table and it doesn't hurt my hand if I did that with my Knuckles was really hurt so they're there they can smack the s*** out of each other we still did that after our trains used to call in Portuguese. Bhatia second slap each other after the training no shirts yes and we used to train like that in Brazil. Really has to be ready again we have no tournaments after the train let's see and we stand in front of each other and Open Hands in and we go slap each other make sure I get slapped in the face but I only ended trying to have marks all over your body and it still shake your brother's hand are love you but you're all over mess


    Jean Jacques Machado on Eddie Bravo's Contributions to BJJ
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    on the bottom someone and I'm flat I'm a Target I have to change the angle ground-and-pound like we'll be seeing a lot are you close the distance or change the angle but it can be look at him trying to go hold his neck is going to hit you hard well Eddie figured out a brilliant thing with rubber guard when was a brilliant thing with mission control and how to control from the back of the neck Euler but they have Chuy's the idea he had them remember him coming up and try some of the techniques and give all this is greatest I know my keep going this is what I get somewhere I don't think not everybody can do that because you have to be little bit flexible but once you learn how to do it you save your life yeah how many guys have when they get ahold of their foot keep that close is no Gap or room for the personal talk to hit you and as you're trying to move too much and there we go yeah closes the distance you can be playing when my arms are free cuz I'm going to ground-and-pound especially to have you guys made some very unique ways to use his legs and you know you don't have space or you don't have that weird position when they get ahold of your hair done the like the way he does he figured out some very unique ways to use his legs and you notice that it closes distance or he changed and changed if you don't have space or you don't have the angle you always in a weird position when they get ahold of your hair done the like the way he does


    Mike Baker's Problem with Russia Collusion, AOC, and Open Borders | Joe Rogan
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    we'll talk about Russia collusion and they talk about we kind of lost our way right and you know everybody's kind of guilty about whether it's Mueller and his investigative team with his Congress or whether to the general public you'll kind of lost away over the past couple of years imagining somehow that the big story here was Trump collusion right now that was a political Dodge right that was a shell game that was being played on us it was the big story is what did Russia specifically do what exactly did they do how do they do it how successful were they show us some case studies of a specific examples that's what investigative team should have been doing for two years and then deliver that information and keep throwing it out at the public and keep talking to the public about it I guarantee you there's a Gru and others happy that we didn't do that right because capabilities to do it again so I guess that's why I keep beating on this it I don't think we really focused our attention to where we needed to because we all get lost in this political b******* and I think it's so easy to spend these narratives and to get people upset about anything right and there I feel I feel like a lot of these are test cases like they're trying to see like what happens when we spin up the store how how outraged do they get at that story will look at it look at this issue of racism that thing gets thrown out there now to the point where it sits you know I hate to say it but it's it's almost losing its its meaning in a sense right they just keep hammering away and can any anybody they disagree with and I'm talking about the hard left gressive you're racist right it's not possible you could possibly disagree on policy and I like that whatever is that the squad I'll give a s*** about you know where they're from I care about the fact that their policies from my perspective other people aren't sure love them let you know I screwed up and I'm screwed up about their policies as well I'm not a Democratic Socialist right so I I have a problem with everything from you look at their the green new deal right in this idea that we going to roll this out and about the economic impact window or I think what they're doing is they're just they're playing to live there a base and they're doing it successfully and people hear about it nobody wants to be righteous if we want to make sure if I care about the environment grass get rid of admissions that'll be a great idea and whether it's that are open borders and the idea that somehow or you know do I think we're running concentration camps down south for detainment centers and you know what you want what you want to make it better will great let's let's do what your job is let's make some changes to the to the to the immigration rules and laws let's put some more money down there and make conditions a little bit better this things we could get it in terms of concrete steps but we don't we don't seem to want to do that we seem to want to just throw shoot around at each other and and I but the open border singers is this is worrisome guy named John Norris was just on my friend Steve rinella podcast of the meat-eater podcast and he is a warden is a game warden and one of the things that they had to deal with somewhere along the line was they had to become enforcers for illegal drug drug drug marijuana growing these establishments in public lands in National Parks so these guys that were supposed to be just catch people with too many trout on a Stringer are now being forced to stop illegal grow-ops and it's all cartel members and what he saying is that 80 90% of all of the marijuana that gets old illegal in this country in the Midwest and all these different places where it's illegal is coming out of these grow-ops and a lot of it is Tainted with dangerous pesticides because these guys are trying to direct actually using poisons to keep animals from eating the marijuana so these kids what the f*** is that they're buying this pot from these illegal places know it's testing this stuff you don't know what the f*** you're getting you very well but could be smoking pot poisoning you here in California to the point where you can spend all day on an ATV and then still not you know get to the end of one of his plots of land and a plot of land and anyway he's had those incidents such a massive piece of property that ate a bit of small element from a cartel will set up a grow spot there and you know they'll camouflage it's very well. They bring in the piping for the water cuz it has a huge amount of water job in it it's it's it is fascinating I feel like we should take those guys and reprogram them as well as carry a hundred pounds of piping on his back and walk 8 miles into the backwoods that's a f****** industrious individual you got to lure him away from the cartel with a better deal yeah that guy work for a corporation 3 miles of hose on his back that's work that's not evil that's what I tell my boys is evil spawn I think it's in the short-term it could be more lucrative got a good eye open borders not a good idea a lot of bad people that are getting in already and it's not it's not a stretch this is not if anybody they would imagine this to be a stretcher or it's going to take offense to this every nation maintains borders Every Nation maintain some elements of immigration controls and Border Protection the idea that we shouldn't of the we should somehow feel exceptionally bad about it is is I don't quite understand that mentality feel bad when we someone who's just a poor mother was trying to come over to America to get a better job because she's stuck in Guatemala and socks over there and there's no opportunity whatsoever for her to excel right that's a different animal than someone who is a member of some f****** terrible cartel gang that comes over at how do we differentiate and how do we make it so that that woman who's a mom can come over here right how do we make it to its legal that's a real question what and that's when I was heard about immigration controls immigration process and regulations and policy and then nothing ever gets done and so maybe and again I think one of the things that's interesting about Trump is SSS Strange's as it is the environment I mean maybe the fact that he is disruptive sometimes doesn't seem to give a s*** maybe that's a good thing cuz it gets us talking and get to talkin in the area that we haven't before and in ways that we have before so maybe that result maybe like the Chinese at the Publix just going to wait for him to go and then it will get back to business as usual that may happen differentiate between someone is coming in illegally because they want a better life versus someone is coming in illegally because they're literally going to commit murder and sell Fentanyl and deal you know right it incredible harm to whatever Community they wind up in and they are a member of MS-13 and they're going to there's both things are going on at the same time and you're a heartless person if you don't want that lady with a child from Guatemala to come over here and do better and she's probably going to work as hard if not harder than any good old-fashioned red-blooded American it's over here trying to make their way through this world and why should we be able to have this opportunity when they can't win the beautiful things about America right it's like if you a poor person that you live in Baltimore you can get your s*** together and get out and you can move to maybe Silicon Valley can move somewhere where there's more Prosperity is more opportunity and you poor people in Baltimore sure they're all out the I heard there's a sort of the word what is the word station gestation of rat infestation infestation when you talkin about certain neighborhood crime and rats you still your racist democratic this. Of time because it's so intense there was clearly discussions within wherever the DNC or elsewhere that this is our policy we are going to push this and we're just you just keep hammering that work racist racist racist no matter what and it's going to stick and it and it does because you just get hit by that hammer and you kind of you're staring into the light you don't know how to respond so answer but I think it's b******* because it's like calling everybody and not see it see how it loses its its its importance in its and its meaning and then you know anyway it's it's a it's a strange strange time but I think you can do both you can you can take care of that that woman with the kids or kids and and you can also look at the issue of border security right and enhance your ability to understand who's coming across the border cost money in it and it require effort but you can do you can do both I don't I think you can do both but I think the real big picture the real big pixel give you how to look at the solution of objectively the real problem is Mexico has like real economic situations that we don't have here in America there are far worse off in a lot of the areas and as is Guatemala as is a neighbor El Salvador neighboring countries that are economically devastated until they are not until they come up and experience Prosperity you're always going to have people that are committing crime cuz you want to try to get by and you're always going to have people that are going to want to try to get to America cuz it's a place where is more opportunity yeah the real issue they know she was dead so much better over here with immigration and and movement of people over in Europe coming from but I think that's You could argue that National Security from the US perspective would warrant improving your ability to impact Nations like Guatemala El Salvador wherever I'm working with Mexico to not just improves her the security the liaison that goes on and improving that but you're right I mean working conditions criminal or crime and instability that's in our national security why should we give countries money well in part you write him sometimes you give him money and it just goes down some s*** hole and it doesn't you know what I mean Thomas country I'm just a little bit goes into a hole and never heard and Corruption at the highest levels rayshun to view that is sort of the top-line issue why are they why are they on the move right well like you said they're on the move because they want a better life because where they're at and good yes how do you work with him and that's you know that's I think people sometimes look at the rock up a hill it's never going to happen and so maybe they just stopped right but we've ignored Latin America Central America South America for decades is how we ended up in part 1 I would just how we ended up in part with with Chavez and you know Maduro if the following and some of the horseshit that went on down there because we we ignored it we didn't give it the resources we didn't give it the attention we didn't treat it seriously as a national security concern we're all focused on wherever proving relation run southeast Asia or elsewhere so yeah we need to refocus and I think ultimately do we see it immediately know but I think


    Would Joe Rogan Rather Be Raped or Murdered?
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    don't think we should you do when you see a woman you try to understand like what is what's the world through her eyes were you not going to feel the way she feel I'm never going to look at somebody else and be like oh they can kill me right now the time you know that's a huge part but I mean even just interfacing with the world through a different type of human body a female human body versus a male human body terms of like after Jen and the testosterone ratio and how your maternal instincts and oxytocin heightened sensitivity you know when certain situation is like super powers actually you described that way around them because every now and then men will murder them right or yeah exactly she's a crazy sorry ladies I'm sorry but you really think about it mad relationship is mad between males and females is mad that's why I always laugh at do to get you know when guys get jacked for their divorce money is like to me would you get in a bad relationship and she's just a gold digger in each one with drug oh shut you got to think about that one with the murder I'll wait, John Wick after that I'll hundred percent yeah everybody f****** hate me or I'll murder you have a new goal in life are you by the way play because like this people that if you made a shirt like you made said you made a Conor McGregor shirt and you had some quotes on that you were selling it as he could like maybe sue you if you keep his face off of I-40 come to your house like a bunch of these and take all his stuff back he did that shirt would be Giants probably being made right now there's nerds they're listening to us right now that are going they're just going to hit pause right now and make some merch good and waiters waiters have been murdered by boyfriend with a knife to person


    Joe Rogan on Mario Lopez's Transgender Child Comments
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    we live in the weirdest I'm terms of like Progressive ideology be right Dogma jenazah kind of truck races a construction bring it all down nobody cares you used to be able to why the Asian you can't do that anymore so I don't even have that anime like I'm just American black well it's if you can't if you cared that much look varieties interesting people look cool like we talked about Blake Griffin out there a giant albino looking for the all kinds of s*** inside of her but I mean like when you meet a guy like that and he was training at American Top team's my friend Dean Thomas Dean is like I guess things like 595 10 and he's standing next to Shaq and Shaq standing next to Junior dos Santos used to be the heavyweight champ Roy it's like a child looks like Shaq's child does he still smoke is racism the real problem is not that there's variety the right parts interesting also liking this new races and you know I care so much of the the cancel culture in the you know you can't say what you can't say and it's it's like that's not scary racism like it used to be right I think about more scared about the races and then like me of that over you know agressive racism like the lights in the fifties and forties and you know before while we all know that that stuff happened less than a hundred years ago families standing around while there's a black guy hanging from a tree behind them like that. That is not that long ago so that that s*** is still in the air down there but now it's new racism is like you do it how you can't you can't talk about trans kids trying to enforce a certain way of thinking behaving and they they go hard on anybody who deviates poor old Mario Lopez nicest guy that ever lived doesn't have a f****** controversial bone in his body he's like why I don't think kids should be trans that mean they're little babies not like they can go after him for something like that and he'll acquiesce these produces like a and they're just like we got to cancel it till you know what I mean so it's it's almost it's almost the same thing that you know aggressive in in Violet but it's it's the same thing like you can't say anything you can't have a brain like it's there's a there's I want to say I could criminal thought now having a thought right there stop crying reinforcement their own particular way of thinking and behaving and it's because people have the opportunity to complain now like if if you just didn't like the way someone dressed women or someone you really didn't have a way to broadcast it 20 years ago this to lick you just but now anybody can just get on Twitter or Facebook right and it can go viral and a bunch of other f****** pink-haired weirdos will retweet you and Lexie knows a goddamn mob after Mario Lopez that's that's what happened but it's interesting though minutes it's weird watch it all take place especially from our business cuz, he relies on taboos and in a lot of ways like they're reinforcing us they're helping us because people come to us for Relief that thank you keep the keep the PC culture going on keep the keep the PC culture going honestly it's more money is mega is more accessible really appreciate it


    Are Florida's Stand Your Ground Laws Are Abused? | Joe Rogan and Brian Moses
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    my brother sister was down there and my brother got a gun pulled on them about to get delivery driver so they're so my brother is a little baby my little niece and her with her is my brother and her in the back and then he's driving the neighborhood he's going the speed limit right like maybe like 5 to 10 miles an hour putting a little slower behind behind him right into the driveway and behind them it is like what do you want to do man at your flash the gun on them and my brothers like he's as big as you was like a bodybuilder and he's he was like I don't do anything maze I don't know why you're hogging look like my daughter in the back you know she's like less than a year old and the guy just like I'm not making this thing describe the military and he's just like I just went slow enough because my daughters in the back and you're behind me so he's like I don't understand what the deal is here and the guys just kept just trying to egg them on to try to like provoke a fight because of stand your ground yeah I mean it was why would I was terrified I'm having all the time and grabbing Trayvon that's uniquely incompetent security or two though and he was getting smashed Beginnings head bounced off to her right by 13 year old that gun out I mean in Florida seems like a great idea but the people like that having guns that you can become the problem somebody that somebody knows that you don't have a gun and the trying to goad you into something so they can shoot you looking for The Outlaw Josey Wales movie like that found someone defending themselves so that's the weapon that's that's why guns are creepy. Creepy because the guy like you has a gun when you're a great guy and I wouldn't be nervous good guys right that's not good guys get a gun what he's talking about is there if you you will it but you wouldn't shoot me they flattened out cuz I mean I thought I mean that's your that's right now for the money honestly I don't know how mad you get a gun with a weapon in your hand be like I can I'm playing God when out of this guy can kill this man right now this person right here by the Yeah it wouldn't matter what they accuse him when I'm saying is with the accuser because they didn't he got he got away with it right now he was accused the right it wasn't charged for this parking lot shooter that's why they can't even charge him know that's what I'm saying he felt threatened on the ground and there's there's there's closed-circuit footage of it when my my question was what if he had lied down lie down flat on the ground with then he be women when would they would what would the line be where they decide to charge them okay will you charge me as lying down I just asked you. Blood is that still stand your ground there is a manslaughter trial apparently now updated as of shoot someone who's on their knees would never threaten what are the gun and they have a gun purely for census for self-defense that's a different thing you know when you have everybody can have a gun that's you going to get a certain number of those f****** guys and they think I do you think they're in the right I think I'll go get guns New Bright imagine how scared of your kids to go to school now more than ever before but you also feel more filled with fear cuz you were you worried


    Joe Rogan and Brian Moses Debate Reparations
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    houses in Italy like that like me Shelby School small family businesses small family restaurants like people that work there nobody likes like that bothers the owner and the daughters the manager works in the kitchens like wow this is crazy I still do that business yeah man just certain places where that's not the case though but you got to really appreciate the one things you preach about going to Italy there's just like a bunch of little places I mean they have nice doors like if you're in like Gucci s*** and stuff like that they have nice stores there but the restaurants and all the places where you buy things they're not like they're like people shops right and just like I go to Craig's to to it it's just family's weird like it's the money in the house with a real familiar works out that makes sense and that's also why I'm not real big into the reparations for black people I mean I don't really know the ins-and-outs of it people keep saying like we needed get ready for Twitter I'm saying this I'm saying how about we incentivized parent if you're watching your kids instead of like they're just out there to me like let's say is is reparations talk about I don't know infrastructure in Black communities and that's the case with in listen to buy keeping the parents there together or if they're split up it's just like if you guys are teaching your kid and eat and he's in school every day where he survives your 8 years old school shooting every family gets like you know a big bonus you know or if you make the honor roll you know like you guys get this as a child who buys me to go to school of education is going to make better people have better society that seems good on paper no kissing incentivize like how does divisor why I'm saying like always good good for a lot of them for a lot of reasons kids like they're they're depressed I feel like I have a chip on the shoulder because nobody's home watching them and they go to these games to go to look at the other things right then because you're just not being watched right but I think the idea behind reparations is that some people at one point in time we're profiting off of slavery those people use that money and that money has become a part of really large businesses many many large business give me $1,500 that's one that I think directly should be the lucky you have to wonder like if you made like where do used to sell babies baby selling business and then your your grandson inherited all your money from selling babies okay the grandsons cool I mean he just goes golfing and he's not criminal fine it's fine but is it fine didn't his money come from baby selling right let's trace this money like here's it started out as much money and then your dad got that and then his dad got that and then how many generations okay so you're saying she had to pay that money back and what was it used for anybody that is on the synthesis is there black right at 2 and would like a percent of a person Black coming to get how much of this you know the Jones Plantation you know Fortune I'm not saying that I'm saying that what the the smart thing to do would be to figure out what damage was like if they really objective it looked at what damage was done to communities where slavery existed for hundreds of years in this country before it was for you're hundreds of years right and then it ends these people live in the cities and their discriminated against in there locked up it wouldn't they would sort of one thing that I learned about who was telling us about this that they they would disproportionately arrest man from Reconstruction Era in them the worst ever black people in America is not so much slavery as it is the Reconstruction Era because they were just mad that black people are here small crimes in prison right genetic people hit me in the indentured servants you become just another form of slavery how you can make you a slave again just arrest you for hanging out in the street they put you in this Factory and have to do this for like nothing Fox like this supposed to be punished by the supposed to be rehabilitated and taken off the street but we're going to make them work for no money I know I'm in so smart why don't you like black guys we got to start making white guys work for us while we do the same thing we're just a smart well those all the areas that were affected by that in the fifties and sixties there's a residual effect that has never been addressed like the government has never said we've got to figure out how to make these spots better because the your mother so f***** up is get slavery was there and then the subsequent tests to figure out what to do with those sort stop short does not like at like bug Baltimore and places like that has Detroit south side Chicago we just murdered anybody except the right side Chicago they're just really poor areas at what that's what it is it just like it's not a war zone in terms of like it's official resume the government but best depression and that's that's a no then classism does it's like they're telling you to kill yourself because you're just poor and you don't know what to do is like but that's not true I mean I'm glad you guys and I got one games like that and it sucks down there their they're so depressed because they ain't what they seen it or not to get out of it and they don't see anybody who's gotten out of it so they feel like they're stuck there's a lot of kids that grew up in bad situations they feel inferior yeah the feeling. Because of the clothes they wear or how much money their family has was going to have you on our house parents through I think through activities I think getting those kids involved in things that they can get good at that show that they have value and that with hard work comes rewards in some of the greatest success stories in this country are professional athletes coming out of impoverished neighborhoods become the global Superstar is loves that don't that some of them it's like you can't you can't fix all that's taken place no you have to sort of figure out how to how to improve the way people look at life the way people interface with life is very hard if you're trying to do that but all around use violence and crime and fear and your brothers all levels are out there like a Siri health problem in this country this like even an infrastructure probably just accept the fact is in this isn't your problem so freaking to put money back if we remember if we're going to repair these black communities but my church but also you've got incentive incentivize parents to be there but I think it's a good idea but I do know that you know she's a very powerful well-spoken lady but she was talking once about this thing that they did where they had these parents be responsible for their kids truancy and so they could go to jail like the idea was to make sure this is correct make sure this correct Jamie cuz I think that the thing what they were saying was they were there going to have cops go to visit when a kid has been okay and they would sort of threatened the mother that she's responsible for the child truancy your mother is not the father who ever was there in this case one case they were talking about specifically this lady had to figure out a way to get her f****** son to show up at school he could go to jail you know I did it work I'm sure it worked right I'm sure everyone was probably terrified is that really what we want in a mirror we want people to be scared that you might go to jail if your kid has to go to school so if the kid doesn't go to school you're going to lock someone in a cage that is so threatening that's bananas that's bananas he's 16 or whatever the f*** you like when are you and yours that's that's really that's how that's how the Soviet Union becomes this true f****** Empire of authoritarian what's update the jail sentences of some parents in multiple counties were in quotes what she said an unintended consequence of a Statewide law but I'm looking for either into this in the says this is from Los Angeles Times what was his speech actually that she gave or she explains how she defective shoes hard on people being truant I think your idea what my point was I think that your idea is better cuz instead of punishing people for not doing it incentivizes him for doing it and if you could decide imagine that is a project right you were saying they like it takes 18 years to see an 18-year project where they were doing that and just incentivizing kids to succeed and all the sudden they can't just start succeeding like crazy if we had a big jump because it was like financially Violet you're competing right you're saying it like takes 18 years to see where I can find an 18-year project where they were doing that and just incentivizing kids to succeed and all the sudden they can't just start succeeding like crazy if it would have got a big jump because it was like financially Violet you're competing for a great idea


    The Time Joe Rogan Accidentally Got Involved In a Murder Case
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    I know dude kill the guy was a joke in the rain no kill them in a in a jam he was banging this guy's wife Away really want for me yeah it's crazy was banging his wife invited to go to school and then choked him to death and killed them and then was driving the guys car around town as cold-bloodedly arrested him yet he was interesting character he's a fake Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt my friend Eddie Bravo call them out late a minute and Eddie rode with them I remember him coming back to me nice like that guy is not a black belt I go but you sure and he goes do do you don't know anything like is too crazy is like you barely is like a white belt you can kill don't you like that I thought maybe he was doing it because he was maybe he was just being nice and wasn't going hard and then as time goes I was really know what the f*** you doing didn't call them up and I was like hey are you need you to stop stop stop. Are you a f****** black belt inside has big paws he's like bro you're a f****** liar you're a liar so Eddie separated himself from the guy and then years later dude Wanda murdering somebody or I'm going to need someone's neck clap your hand your bicep put his arm behind the head squeeze you could kill somebody not a hard thing to learn but to actually apply it to someone who knows what they're doing really good but you can't just going to let you choke them this guy didn't know anything so I think you snuck up behind this guy who killed and just choked them choking to death San Jose murder I got a I got semi involved in it in that the guy who wound up ratting him out to the cops was one of Eddie students and I was talking to the guy on the phone about it I was like what's going on with that guy and then the cops called me afterwards and said hey we were typing that guy's phone we want to know what you know what was my trailer I'm like Hey listen I don't know that guy I go this way I know he's a fake black belt I told him the whole deal and I heard they killed somebody but I wasn't sure if it was true because the guy is so full of s*** and drop him off in the woods because he said he was going to a Kumite karate contest like a big karate competition but it was it was no rules and was secretive so we dropped him off the wood what is the guy from I don't know I don't know but you live in California for a while okay up a dropped him off in the woods with a duffel bag he gave me a duffel bag duffel bag with him rather duffle bag that's just big enough to fit a trophy in it about this big so he leaves goes out into the woods the guy comes back the next day it's got a trophy no duffle bag so he brought the f****** trophy with him and then he came out of the woods like that one f*** everybody up and like so guy would tell everybody that he beat everybody in this karate tournaments are a friend of a friend so I assumed you know how f****** 30 years old and I was like I assumed crazy people to have them in the database we like do your f****** you're a sociopath what's a psycho or sociopath is someone who violently attacked people but in many ways are interchangeable between a sociopath and a psychopath and a sociopath can have no violent tendencies but I think the ideas that they have no and for other people I got my friend and she thinks her sister is a sociopath closed about genetically predisposed spell behavior with the ayo ayo you are hired job success antisocial personality disorders conform social relationships and treatable that's the one in the middle and environmentally influenced feel empathy and guilt erratic Behavior struggles to find keep chopped wait a minute I didn't feel empathy new trainers but like it's the same feel no guilt about hurting a stranger so how is that sociopath would feel no guilt about hurting a stranger so how is that they feel empathy when you look at that chart it says sociopaths feel empathy whatever


    ALLIGATORS ARE EVERYWHERE! | Joe Rogan and Brian Moses
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    Susan Floyd management centers the pain management centers right next to an oxycontin store too so you go to the doctor between the back killing me doctors like you need pain pills and then you would literally go to the next door over and it was the building connected to them that sells the pink outfit have in the same spot sometimes cocaine country to write in Florida but dude Florida's crazy it's crazy it's got a history of high I feel like the the chaos of 80s of all the cocaine is burned into the psyche of the landmass and then the alligators moved in and maybe even more reptilian I don't know if it's nor is it North Shore investment medalist by Metallica I mean we were around alligators but they were endangered back then so they would more than they thought of them as endangered people are so silly and they were telling you stop feeding the marshmallow sweet feet alligators marshmallows and they keep coming back but the thing is they would they like the marshmallow so you knew she threw the marshmallows alligator come up and eat it and they got used to eating marshmallows and then there was signs they said don't have the alligators eat marshmallows because it's apparently bad for the digestive system is blood everywhere dog's collar it's swallowing that collars can a s*** out that metal buckle youth you really think I'm marshmallows going to start and so this attitude they have that they wanted to bring back alligator it was a good thing cuz you know they really were on the verge of Extinction but then it became the opposite so now I'll get it everywhere so now like alligators people find them in their house if I'm in their pool like that they're snatching people out there rats in New York is there everywhere and they're so did you see that one that was really recently filmed walking across a golf course it is a dinosaur a long I do love to go to though 80 years old look at Hiro 88 year old alligator does a lot of really old 50160 arthritis I mean God friend shot one and it was more than 80 years old shout out to John Dudley is a dinosaur's a goddamn liar like how close is that to me what the f*** I mean it's it's super dope with me look that thing I do got a scab into how many take that weighs so have a ton 500 lb church shoes so big for churches these things they live amongst us and they eat dogs and they deer and everything else they can get their hands they have to eat a lot of food to maintain that f****** dumbass is this it so the guy all might that could be a younger one fish two fish Austin not discriminate the water buffaloes people they don't give a f*** video of they had like an alligator farm in the raisin alligators and then they had one crocodile and so when it came time to feeding the one crocodiles like they to downstate the fuk down the other became and where's the Cayman Falls rock it out but it's a very small crocodile okay demons are small they live in the Amazon crocodile wasn't TGI Fridays it wasn't like fresh but apparently when you get it fresh like right off the Gators supposed to be really good but the alligator


    Did OJ Have CTE At the Time of the Murders? | Joe Rogan and Brian Moses
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    YouTubers like 17 like an ex-convict he looks good she wasn't even like a hundred seems to have at least a slight struggle with communicating right and walking he seems like he's got a little slowness to his voice was forcing it and I mean which is probably CTE pretty clear there's a there's a hint there's a hitch you know you get it you see it in fighterz or just do so because it might just be your tired he's talkin that makes me think he's dealing with some Sparks OJ Simpson worried he has CTE I have days that I can't find words yeah 100% he could be that would that would use that today the defense would happen today I mean that's what I'm saying right now for some of them Fighters and they were Chris Benoit CTE wound up when they committed suicide by donating their brain saying he shot himself in the chest right brain that's hard man that's hard to let me know if you better let me know she's been concussed I don't know I don't know how many times I've been concussed I've never been knocked unconscious but I got in a kickboxing match the last fight ever had I got cracked and it was like it was one of the weirdest times I've ever been hit because I've been hit hard before but I've never been hit where my legs stop working stopped stop but he hit me a comment on tip of my jaw like a left hook that I didn't see coming in my leg just went with these they just gave out the gave out with the shut-off is a nerve and here you're saying that's going to lick you get hit in your jaw go sideways in your head twist in your brain sloshes around in there and it's like a bolt of electricity shuts off but I was still conscious but I was like oh s*** what's going on here like this is crazy and a bug argue back up your feet to the referee was counting you got to eat or something like that I got up to my feet they dusted my gloves off and the kid came at me again and hit me with apricot another punch drop me again then they stopped at 5 so I was never unconscious that was the worst I've ever been like a beaten in a fight or knuckle sandwiches a lot of like training session 3 get kicked in the face or punch there is a lot of those just happen to most of time you know if you get hit full blast it's an accident can you get tested for CTE yeah the they like to do autopsies on people with CTE and then crazy atrophy brains Road brain of an 85 year old person with with Alzheimer's disease it's really not smell like their brains are f***** up cuz all these weird proteins get developed from the concussions out Kohl's gray jacket sure what the process is but the the medical process is rather but they already dead the detection methods are getting better listen to look at that brain go back to the image when the guys poking at the Braintree and he's looking at the x-rays are the MRIs look at look at this look at that just look at that thing that which is protected by a thin layer of bone is where all of your f****** thinking takes place all of it in Oregon and you get punched in the face all of that is just blow up like detaching from the walls all the connective tissue what is that stuff called that that the real weird stuff that is sits between what kind of connective tissues that described as between the brain and the skull is like a specific name for it like that that that thing later free your f*** was when you get hit yourself and develop internal bleeding after damaged but you did that in the Highlands Louisville fights you'd Miss amazing fights right like Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury if that wasn't 12 rounds when when Wilder knocking down the 12th round and fewer yet dead we would have missed one of the greatest moments in the history of the sport mean that was an amazing moment man for two reasons one of these f****** hard Deontay Wilder who looked like he was dead to the world Rises up and then the rest around chasing him down and then I'll boxes and leaving tags Wilder that's why I wanted to cover up that hole round doesn't take place if you only fighting around cuz we a test of endurance to right now I just drank and power I mean maybe if people were only fighting eight rounds will be worse cuz they would do it go harder exact that's what I'm saying cousin kickboxing they've always had less rounds like kickboxing like a Muay Thai fight like a lot of times they'll fight three rounds or they'll fight five rounds kickboxing they've always had less rounds like kickboxing like a Muay Thai fight like a lot times a fight three rounds 1055 rounds


    Joe Rogan: I Want to Feel What It's Like to Be Pregnant
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    20 things that the Romans always knew that make you my family so you can control them if their families oh that's f****** powerful tradition who killed somebody to keep them in line for they did it with them done in the mafia they done it with a lot of people always been something that people do to put fear in people you get people to when you have a lot more to lose when you have a family they broke it at that way there's certain people that mean when you study how to get people to listen to you and to behave and it about to strike fear in the populist that's why that's why they don't want abortion laws wow that's deep right if the if there is someone that is really thinking we need we need to make sure the people have families so that they'll be more vulnerable if there is someone that is following that philosophy which is not my thought it's like people that want to have an iron fist to control the population the last thing you want is a bunch of young single guys running around with no attachments cuz that so cools get successfully completed that's why you should be inverted babies no condoms do babies know birth control no babies if someone really was plotting out a culture that way like really Mastermind it and really saying that not just knowing that it is the case that people do change for a children but then doing this and promoting this on purpose specifically to control people if that was the case yeah they would do that against abortion because they would want more people to have more kids so they trolling what does crazy crazy to think that way but it would only be like one factor I think the major factors religion because if you are if you are pro-life and a candidate is pro-choice in your mind a lot of times people decided that that person is against like God's law that person wants to kill children right don't feel like compelled to vote you know to it to vote against you if you pro-choice I know but like are they thinking about you know what it is mother doesn't raise this child now you have this you know this mother who's going to love this child that she had that you guys made her have and this child who's this love was child now and they both know she's got mental illness and mental illness because you know he's looking for she's like this kid will my dreams you know this husband didn't stay that kind of thing you just your you're making me communities no depressed and sad you know and you guys to have that you're not raising this kid you know you have money in account and it's just family pocket all these things you're saying a true it's one of those things where you could see two to like a distinct patterns but infinite different varieties of the Cleveland the world sucks because the baby was born or the world's amazing babies born bitten what is it that's the real question like what is abortion what is it is it killing a baby or is it a medical procedure like which one is it that's where the debate Falls in Pro tours are pro-choice or pro-life it's not that these pro-choice people are evil people know they just don't want anybody dictating me sound like an evil organizations created by Satan snot snot it's women that don't want you to tell them what to do reproductive system that's what it is they want to be able to make the choice himself but then there's other people that are pro-life and specifically the more militant ones which assassinated abortion doctors me there are there are people that firmly believe that even if it's just a couple of days old rice it's a baby in that any sort of procedure to stop that in its place is murder your murdering a baby and there's no if ands or buts about it and it's like the way they look at the the Looney then that they they buy into this b******* and you know that that's a narrative that you know that's how they that's how they really believe and people demonize people on both sides of it as if they're so different and there's no way you could ever think any differently the way than the way you're thinking it right now are the most human subjects because it shows how complicated it really is sorry and if you try to pretend it's not then you get into late-term abortions and like will what's up there when when is he get weird for you weirdness right it is weirdest I got to go breaking my was a teenager and she had abortion I'm sorry she had a miscarriage Nature's abortion and then I she she would I was 8 weeks or 9 weeks and she was flushing out chunks of what she was calling the baby so mean at that like everybody she's so yeah that's something like that I mean that that's what you said that's why it's so messy and it really is messy because you don't know what is what right now she's like it it did traumatized her make sense crazy process the human body goes through that men will never really understand because there's never going to going to be an opportunity where of body grows inside your body and then comes out of your body the way a woman experiences me that's mainly do women experience something that is so alien to anything that the that males experience they grow a body inside of them it's very it's so different we're so did it so different like that is or how they interface with the world they did their training they want to protect the nest to keep everybody safe and they going to have a baby inside for now they have to take care of this baby and care for and then the baby will become more people and they start mating and they get become adults earthlings why comes out of their body and for us man we just we just shoot loads with so easy because like what the arc when we do when we don't have a baby and what we do when we have a baby is the exact same thing like you too when you have sex with a woman and she gets impregnated it's feels like regular sex and we have sex all the time and you don't get pregnant an extra person like what it is obviously but when you have a baby you look up what happens to his body right when he's having sex in a babies conceived versus when he's having sex and nothing there's no difference to hit me doesn't feel the difference that wears a woman literally her body will f****** grow a person a person with a brain is she serious she's sharing just wasn't things with his things kicking inside of her like that experience the f*** you up for a man I do not like if there wasn't a way that you could record what it's like to be someone and then they give you a little chip and he would slip it in there and I could I could see you like you would allow people all of your feelings the way your skin feels the way your emotions are the way your psychology is set up you would allow people to literally be you for a couple days and the chip would do that to sit in your head and you I would I would like to feel what it's like to be pregnant real Lancer I don't want to get f***** I don't want to get sucked I don't want to eat that was the only way I would wonder what it would like to first of all be a maternal woman that I mean really curious as to what do the hormones feel like what it must feel like


    Joe Rogan on Conor McGregor Sparring The Mountain from Game of Thrones (Hafthor Bjornsson)
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    like polar bears the biggest of the Bears who are they live in the coldest f****** place and look Caucasian bike is in these dudes he likes land m*********** Icelandic Mountain from Game of Thrones Connor mean Connors not he's not weighing in so he's probably in about 170 OK and Game of Thrones guys ez33 2340 range car might be 5 not might be 5-10 I'm 5-8 is a Walt Disney production Conor McGregor Saginaw trying to grab them but Connor Alexa controlling the guys trying to do running nose this big motherfuker can't keep this up you can't keep it up he's not he's not able to keep up this pace so he's already hurting come he's already tired because he's so he's all tense and tights right now kind of hand fights with them just keep it moving watch the Conor essentially made him fight see if I can put Ghana's knees just like that cop guy he could if he wasn't there when he just doesn't know what to do but if you learned it what to do, I would never do that yeah that guy's use a walking weapon like like ngannou Francis ngannou was probably one of the biggest heavyweight in UFC Builder and then becoming the World's Strongest Man right exactly how he wins those world strongest man Chelsea's grin like ABC Wide World of Sports engine on TV you'd be watching the strongest man competition barrels over the f****** bars I mean they're carrying a caring trucks 18-wheeler semi mint competitors they're so big don't even look like real people the around the lips so big is so big gigantic humans but nobody's incredible it is man. Areas myself or something signs of this f****** human 523 how much weight is this on stage what kind of physical, does he have I like smelling salts physical level that cocaine Dane Cook is one of the most physical Jim Carrey was very he knows part of his whole thing this whole wacky he move you know there were thousands place is right but then you have smelling salts physical nextlevelshit just like those kids in the day they couldn't do the BMX Flip 3 times has anybody tried this actually known you has ammonia when you break the thing or whatever experience ever of this podcast I would say with both real and false information


    Joe Rogan | Trump Fell Out with Jeffrey Epstein Over Real Estate
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    bilirubin is the Trumpets on TV Crown Jewel Palm Beach it was this 6-acre mansion that overlooks the ocean it's on the beach it's beautiful Plantation for girls yeah would elevate your social status if you see if you see it on TV like you get a that's not it what is it what was the house Google the the house that they competed about Trump and him competed over house like maybe waterfalls someone was like a super billionaire character and I don't know if they can make name some famous male to Hearst Castle Hearst castle for sale they'll all be trying to get it dropped friendship reportedly soured after they fought over a 40 $1000000 Palm Beach Mansion 2 weeks after the homes auction cops received a tip about underage women and ftms house yeah that's gorgeous dude is dope as fuk the flip the images are insane. So that you get it they're fighting over who's got the biggest dick on this Long Beach if you own that m*********** you bought that place like your king baller everybody wants have the party at your house right I mean so I guess there's just a few of these type of mansions down in Palm Beach but there's a lot of them I mean there's I don't know what the number is but a good solid number of a money sort of like the White House what sort of like those houses in in Malibu like there's some houses in Malibu you look at like there's one crazy Mansion overlooking the sea and then another one next to it like to live in your neighborhood yeah but those houses that were the people do live with that kind of you mean that's not desert super super valuable and in Florida and West Palm Beach apparently super super wealthy if you buy that your king cock it is swinging dick all over come on in why did God make size white white why is that make you work harder really that's really the rehab you just waiting around waiting for girls come to you all the same size sorry not noses. Eyebrows really how many no Eugenics okay yeah got to work harder got a little dick by in this world that they hardly ever get anything done I just tube too busy slinging dick that's it you screwed around on me pass them in the game


    Joe Rogan | Was Hitler on Meth? w/Brian Moses
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    it's called The Man Who Shot Hitler and then Bigfoot and I saw it recently it's the Sam Elliott movie 100K wow it is an interesting movie and I download it cuz I was like what is this what is the man who shot Hitler and then Bigfoot keep the minutes they're not hiding it he shot Bigfoot and then Hitler the man who killed Hitler and then Bigfoot what did this come out I don't know if you can't get a child's the thing was that he had a very specific gene they brought him back to service because after he killed Hitler he's an older man but he had a very specific Gene that made him immune to the disease that Bigfoot had and that Bigfoot was sick and that his virus was killing off call the wildlife that was anywhere near him and those heads own around big when they were tracking him and they had to have someone go in there and kill bigfoot so they bring in Sam Elliot when he's like 7 years old boy alert to go in and kill bigfoot it's f****** cool enjoyed it man I mean it's not it's not you know 2001 A Space Odyssey but it's a cool movie do they seem pretty about me maybe they don't show it in the preview but it's pretty up close its darling I don't want to say too much Hitler like I was like I can look but it apparently somebody had taken it and spent it up and made it unrealistic just to show like make it look he's really really really good weekend and then it was hard to find for some people to find the actual speed footage but then this is the actual speed footage they believe so he's just a rock and roll Trucking back-and-forth tweaking wow he does have crackhead energy that's an amazing percent tweaking so I mean there's no way you rock like that tonight weekend there's like two what is happening there but he's definitely got his hand on his deck he's like a guy who's freaking out it might be might as well be a method right I see you Valentine's Day like I mean is that it would love to go go towards the end of it and we'll pause when you can see the hand right next to his dick so weird it is moving now watch watch when you see his hand good get that bar out of the bottom there it is over the pants handjob and give him so he's got something in his hand and that's something in his hand is in between his legs and right next to his dick so weird it is moving now watch watch when you see his hand good get that bar out of the bottom there is a intangible and give him so he's got something in his hand and that's something his hand is in between his legs


    Joe Rogan Asks Andy Ruiz About KO'ing Anthony Joshua and Becoming Heavyweight Champ
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    is it seem real is still yeah course is real for the first few weeks the first few days I was pinching myself see if those throws a dream or nothing but you know I'm just really blessed to be here all day by funnel situation right you got your message back me and my girl I'll happy like one of those crazy wow and you were already in Camp right so like wasn't like he's they close out of shape after my fight against Alexander dimitrenko oh that's right how much time did you have off to recover I just took like a week and a half off I went back to the gym and I was just riding and lose so it couldn't have happened at a perfect time that's amazing do you like it like that word you adjust experience fight so you already kind of used to the the being in the ring being on television the whole moment of it all and then prove it happens again right after work you have cores you know cuz I was already lose that was already in fight mode so especially from having the heavyweight champion title you know the opportunity to get that it was amazing it was incredible fight man then cried a thank you it was really amazing was amazing was when you got dropped you kept your composure you got up we tried to move in for the kill and then you start planting bombs on him and dropped him and I remember jumping off the bed while I was watching it was wild and I took it like a champ but I got a man and I just throw you have fluid punches man and it's it's really interesting to watch it you're so efficient like the way you throw punches you not like grunting and f****** digging like there's a lot of guys that you see there's a tremendous amount of energy that suspended every time they throw punches but you man your punches just come in bunches. a big asset for heavyweights because most heavyweights the throwing big bombs are looking for that one puns yep yeah you just pile them on man and you're throwing him and all these angles and especially when you get in tight with dudes you know like what and when you're entitled dudes and he's dogfights your punches are coming at all these different angles and so fluid is beautiful to watch man thank you man so imagine me pressuring bigger guys and confirm these combinations it works for me really good it does and you're the first ever Mexican heavyweight champion of the world thanks to God the same call the Mets Muniz oh my gosh I can't even go to the store without taking so many pictures people are lying they get off like safe I'm going to drive through somewhere they get off of their car and tries to take pictures but it's a blessing you know I really appreciate all my fans all the supporters it's amazing man and you know what was really cool was the post-fight press conference when you talk about it but you like damn you know we made it and you were only staying for sat on my mom yeah, because a lot of people don't know that we're struggling a lot even before this fight you know and I'm going through a lot of the stuff with top-ranked with my bearing of me not getting a lot of fights waiting waiting on because I had one more fight left with them so they didn't want to let me go so I had to pay my pay it off so everything turned around dude you're not interested in finding you you know I'd seen it was it was one of those things where you were incredibly talented and Incredibly skilled but you didn't have the biggest name yet so there wasn't like a lot of money in it yet but there was a giant risk and a lot of the Insiders were very very aware of this you know guys who really called boxing very aware of this and coming into that fight like I talk to a lot of people that are like big boxing fans and then like that dude is a live dog that's a live dog like it mean for sure Anthony Joshua's badmotherfucker he's a big giant muscular Dude Looks Like A. But I do like any reason to live. He went that far what to do right now but the thing is people love you because you're kind of chubby don't cuz I I mean, you like you like hate you know people that go to the beach and I want to take your shirt off and you know what I took a picture with Butterbean when I was like he was like 5 years old 6 years old in Tijuana he fought over there and he was a big Iron Man big I use a tank man. Some f****** power for rounds I really couldn't go past four or five rounds but he would put a f****** beating on you for four rounds with Johnny Knoxville from that that crazy ass hold decided he think he let him punch him for some crazy reason you decided to try to box with butter


    Andy Ruiz on His Rematch with Anthony Joshua | Joe Rogan
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    so you sitting pretty right now man I mean you're at the top of the Heap you're the champ and you're you are the most popular champ right now because you're the guy who pulled off the giant upset over the Olympic gold medalist the f****** the man Anthony Joshua you knock him out and like the everyone is sitting there chomping at the bit there's Wilder who's you know probably the greatest knockout artist in the history the heavyweight Division and then is Tyson Fury and Tyson Fury and Wilder trying to figure it out and Tyson Fury in a different organization is hard to make the matches work now so what happens next for you you know I was going to be next as the other rematch against me and Anthony Joshua we're still negotiating but there's definitely going to be a rematch this year exciting fight is really cool we respect each other and that I'll be good fight so you know Gathering me and him I love that well I mean people who he was before but God damn that Tyson Fury fight put him on the map where they can raise now so interesting you know his story that he didn't even start boxing until he was like 20-something years old and really started doing it because of the daughter has a daughter has medical issues got to take Olympic team won a bronze medal a year-and-a-half in the boxing that's crazy working your way up very respected we don't have that big name yet and then boom you get the opportunity of all opportunity opportunity and be hungry you know ass from having nothing to wanting to want something you know in life it is a big motivation specially me I have five kids so damn well hey man you five kids aren't sitting pretty now man that's beautiful writing thank you so you are there's a rematch that is in negotiation now how much can you tell us that it's going to be in December sometime December there's an be an exciting fight me and Anthony Joshua rematch but the war's going to come out soon wears in a bit if anything I'll message you and be like oh yeah I already know well so now going into this rematch is there anything that you're going to do differently I mean you know obviously now that he's well aware you're a big threat he's going to think about you and I'm sure he was a very real threat before but when you stopped and became the first I beat him I mean that. I mean that changes history nothing what we're going to do we're getting a big house over there in Mexico somewhere in the in the know where is you know so we're going to have a swimsuit if I can't be no clothes Camp so we're just going to be really focused for this fight we're not underestimate him him or anything you know we just got to work hard and do it again so show people what I'm capable of now how much change is now that you're the do you have do you change anything in your camp and stay as far as your strength and conditioning as far as long as we have all the team and other stuff that we near the nutrition is the shaft the coaches know that all the all the stuff that I need to to win this fight especially training and all that that's the main thing and training and discipline and and you know praying to God now I'm coming into the fight with Joshua the first time did you have any Trish nails did you have a strength I did have one the plan was not to lose too much weight and all because the guy is really big and all I wanted to be heavy so I could carry his way and no work for my favor but I think the main thing I'm going to do I might do a little bit of way just to tighten up a little bit but just stay busy that's the main thing you worry about like if it's not broke don't fix it like there been guys before the main changes in the way they prepare and those changes like maybe but just stay busy that's the main thing you worry about like if it's not broke don't fix it like there been guys before the main changes in the way they prepare and those changes like maybe f*** with her confidence or they didn't feel as good they didn't didn't perform the same way no I don't think we're going to be changing too much of that stuff and how long is the training we have a good sparring just just exactly what we did for the last fight I think that's we're going to be doing just more intense


    How Andy Ruiz Got His Nickname
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    I forgot the first Mexican heavyweight champion yeah I feel man crazy as you know hopefully nobody forgets my name but you know there's always going to be the first Mexican heavyweight champion of the world specially for my kids you know for them to look up and be like wow ever the book says what I've been working for for so long and all my dad pushing me embarrassing me in with my friends just by kicking me out by my telling me tomorrow about to go try and get the f*** out of there I don't know my dad's always been there behind me so I don't think I would have been in this position if it wasn't in the world all this let's meet him and he never box himself know it was just in the streets City train know he'll just see he'll just see his his dad trying other guys I didn't think you had the discipline I think it was it was more like a hustler basically so what was his thought when you first try to find him while he's the one who put me into it because the Destroyer how much energy has a little kid he just took me to my first thing was karate I tried karate I'll six-years-old didn't like it it took too long for action or what Nan and he put me in the Box in aisle six years old and what do you know I fell in love with the sport do we mean by take took too long for Action I think we were practicing too much or something I like cotizenship in the air and the first 2 weeks the s*** out of pneumatic beat me up and he was 7 hours of no I was six and a half remember cuz I turn the whole year until I turn the right they beat me up if I'm going to start my first time and I was bleeding and I told my dad you know what I don't want to fight no more like that what do you mean you just got to keep trying and you can end up beating everyone up and what do you know you're later I end up beating her one up so your nickname came from you f****** things up as a kid f****** things of destroying things I can never have a toy or or or even like a the Gameboy or anything for like more than a week or something cuz I would end up breaking it. So did your parents give you that nickname their that's hilarious that's what a great nickname you know it because of his pushing you and I'm trying to keep you in there that you eventually started selling and winning amateur fight after amateur fight and then he's really happy man is really happy and he's really happy is really blessed he's over here and over there just enjoying life as well when they're that you eventually started selling and winning amateur fight after amateur fight and then he's really happy man is really happy and he's really happy he's really blessed he's over here and over there just enjoying life as well


    Andy Ruiz Was Seven When He Had His First Amateur Fight
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    are you you have an extensive amateur career to man which is on I think of a lot of like how you're so well schooled people at my age at that way so I always had to fight bigger guys and older guys so my first fight I won they give it to the other guy at 12 years old fighting a seven-year-old so but I robbed I got robbed I feel I didn't your first fight tonight and I have the video to put that s*** online I think it's all muscle memory type of that you know a lot of mail work and just working hard man working hard and this is a store that I love and I've been doing this is only thing that I know so thank God that it paid off but just such an amazing story I love a story like that at such a rocky store such a Cinderella story of Cinderella amazing why everybody there they're just waiting for me to get knocked out oh yeah everybody underestimated me there they're just waiting for me to get knocked out and then when they when they seem to get knocked down to like and it's crazy up the announcers where we're saying oh Anthony is a great finisher look at how he's going to finish home and what do you know end up getting the most of what the hug


    Joe Rogan | Why It's Creepy For Guys to Have RealDoll's w/Whitney Cummings
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    now that robotics f****** know if I can learn so much about her to give you some kind of autonomous kind of moves around whenever she wants your questions like I can say how do you feel about people different personality traits influence from and I decided to go with sexual jealous why don't you want that just to see you yeah that's there's something hot about that if she can't if you can turn her off whenever you want some guys like that sometimes like girls that want to fight not me and their life is a mess and so like to have someone who wants to provide drama and their life all the time and it's also a learn pattern that they get if their parents play now I think our relationship is a lot of that but I did get really into this because I do feel like sex dolls do get a little bit of a bad name I feel like guys that have it just girls have dolls and that's up to me it's way creepier that women collect dolls that they don't f*** these women to collect like baby dolls like like Girl dolls creepier than we are f****** a robot like a flashlight is somehow or another creepier than jerking off because it's a dependent clothespin over their nose and keep banging it Windex in there called today why not why not guys jerking off there so it's shrouded in so much taboo you know there's just anyone in anytime guys have like accessories or things besides cars and hats it's like creepy and weird about this out but if you like sit down like I got my box of Kleenex here I got my favorite p*** cute up and I got my little elf you just kind of creepy the problem yes there's something to it like that it's good to get rid of that stuff cuz it does cloud your judgement like when you have a buildup in your body it definitely does call you. Cuz if you're concentrating more on girls sexual things and you are on other things that might be more important than your box by just a bit about that I stabbed it called jerk off first then think about it and it was like always different scenarios where if you just jerked off you would never do the thing afterwards so many things you would never do if you hate your job clouded you all your judgment would be you decisions should be made just how can I get rid of this come how can I how can I do this but that are going like I haven't masturbated in two years and I'm more focused and I use that testosterone is an engine for other things is that just them lying to me well are those guys winners are the losers then I got worried about Seinfeld episodes just climbing ice ice cap it's like it cuz I got onto the I signed onto a form online of all the guys that own the sex dolls and I monitor conversations just like see what they were up to some depraved f*****-up thing we're guys are just like practicing murdering I didn't know it was I just want to see it's lot of guys that are handicapped it's a lot of guys whose wives died and they feel guilty moving on with a human woman who would dress his dollop in his wife's clothes he was like you know it's like she's still here which makes me think she's been dead for a while Truckers are the Instagram models that I and then their conversations for a while they start to like not want to f*** them anymore cuz it feels weird like and they anthropomorphize them and they they start worrying that like there was lonely and they get him and friend and start some kind of consumer life so when it comes to robots I feel like I'm more worried not about the robots with more hell we're going to get emotionally attached to them like the way at the end of ex machina he thought that she was going to no loyalty to you I might not be here but this I do think they're these are going to be like iPhones or something I think one day you're going to go over your friend's house and he's going to have this really hot girl in lingerie and she's going to be cleaning up and you feel like is she real they couldn't do this when we were kids this is a new thing so amount of time between weird kids to my love would you like me to recite a poem for you talk now the good and bad okay let me ask you a question what do you think about p*** do you know what I like about you what what what you like my electricity keep you plugged in dirty b**** you can ask her how do you like to have sex biking funny but it's why because shoot you can ask her like other robots going to take over robot brothel where's that there was one in Houston but they shut it down because people were so freaked out and scares in one place Scientology put them on one building I'm thrilled that they're on a castle on Franklin I know where they are they're not in the wild Castle I'm glad they're there I've just keep them contained boy this is like to test drive them just out in front of everyone scared of a new breed of realistic dolls will put them out of business was he a survey of hookers pictures will say if would you rather your daughter at 18 go to prom with a robot man or a man some old ass car and then go to a Tesla wow to be whether it's a hundred years from now or whatever it is indiscernible from you and I are making the mistakes with algorithm has so many smart people have to make down Alla release and they're like almost too smart to differentiate between a husky and a wolf and what is blinking pull up the camera on her stop stealing my thunder she just salad and feed the Tails differentology it but they didn't know that they had fed all the photos of wolves there was snow in the background so the robot was actually looking at the snow and the background and so the foreground so it could play it all the world so they had to rewrite the algorithm to tell it to look at the foreground into the background cuz all these brilliant f****** people that didn't think of the dumbest thing you know it was a people making it almost too smart to think of the dumb thing that the robot needs to


    Joey Diaz's Balls Are GORGEOUS! - Whitney Cummings | Joe Rogan
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    how many times has a friend sent you a text message and you think they're serious or joking most of the arguments my life half my text messages to my friends are gorgeous they look like Kim Kardashian's butt is there what is that is that just are they fake pistols Willy's because he's kind of big and he doesn't really fit on a toilet correctly doesn't break off why doesn't his sphincter cut it the calamari is his fingers loose what are we doing sister thank God he's alive cuz he's one of those guys that just like whatever outraged the Moana things that I used to love about go on the road with him successful Joey Diaz is famous now so I can't really take on the road me as much anymore cuz he's always booked but the beautiful thing was but he will be working with me tonight, store on the road he would open everybody up like so hard they'll like all the taboos when do by time I go onstage that's such a f****** great Smart Choice before you well I think that's in your head cuz yeah you're funny you're funny yes and he's definitely funny that means money than everybody has ever lived but he's also building shakes when turning onto but he also he lays the foundation that it's everything's on the table


    Whitney Cummings Doesn't Think Marilyn Monroe is a Femnist Icon | Joe Rogan
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    I don't know if I want to like jerk off in between like CNN and Business Insider I look at Twitter so infrequently now cuz everytime I look at it seems to be fighting exhausting help me cuz I was like this special and I loved your special because like you acknowledge your controller for this are going to be set like that was just so f****** smart when I was writing the specials the first time I've ever done one where I started cutting bits cuz I was like it's just not worth the fighting like I don't want to f****** deal with it you know like I had this whole bit on Maryland and how I don't think she's a I feel like she's being forced on us is like a feminist icon like all my girlfriends like posting like photos of Marilyn Monroe being like you know always show up two hours late keep a man waiting I like this woman is a f****** a****** fuckeverybody which is not bad not bad if I could everybody but she f***** everybody and apparently that's the real conspiracies of the Kennedys had her killed because she was banging JFK and then she's banging RFK and apparently she loose lips sinks ships I should get the credit that she gets to Google Marilyn Monroe quotes I don't I don't think it's it's I love Marilyn Monroe I like I just feel like there's this thing now where you know women we can't criticize any woman ever or else that we get in trouble you know and I think we have to be able to call Pete like I say my special I talked about the difference between women that are does anyone have any girlfriends who think they're feminists but they're actually just assholes


    Joe Rogan Discusses Male Plastic Surgery with Whitney Cummings
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    just she's like f****** a my buddy I mean she's like a ratchet Chucky you know video card video game they did to make a video cards for computers like really high-end graphics cards and for gamers and stuff like that and one of the things that they had was in this was quite a few years ago they had the state of the yard fake CGI person that you can talk to and it was the animated and they were like we're not quite there like we can't do the mouth like the tongue can't do the tongue out correctly I'll show you because the muscles and that's what we looked at this is exactly the guy that we looked at and it's just a video of the show that I did for 2013 yeah of course this was 6 years ago but it's still not quite which is better to duplicate that has wrinkles are good because it does make you realize flaws are what makes and we've talked about this before with with guys guys that use filters on their pictures it is equally disturbing to me about guys who use filters I'm glad I'm not do demigods else can f****** calf implants and s*** and guys are blood who's getting I don't think anyone we know but Katherine plants are f****** thing know it's a big deal I know guys at work good look like tits and fell down water-based or something like that but how do you live with yourself feels like a tricky one you probably just trying to get laid in your Satin because he got eaten by wolves Kendrick said the car accident he was younger in diecast wouldn't grow Polk Ford more there's things that people at some people are acting morphs and ectomorph really really thin people that have a hard time gaining weight breast destroyed his Peck and they had to fix it I don't know what you just said nothing there so we had like one that was like here there was a guy was a fighter whose a high-level UFC fighters name is Trey telligman he fought Vitor Belfort 1997 he was Vitor Belfort inaugural fight in the UFC and when we didn't know about Vitor when Vitor was 19 years old and I knew who he was cuz I was training with Vitor back then I was I was a white belt that Gracie school on Hawthorne in West Hollywood we knew he was just phenomenal talent but a lot of people didn't know that he was a zinncredible boxer had this crazy hand speed Ulysses do. But anyway try Telikin was in a car accident and he's a little kid and he didn't have a pack like his chest was caved in is ready to see the photograph of trait elegant as a stud to and handsome fella too but everything else just super Jack but he had this crazy pack injury I mean oh f*** yeah yeah yeah it was a baby I think he was in a car accident significant injury spoken survive some s*** there's something hot about that like the dude from The Wire with a scar across any kind of proof of injury proof that you've been in battle is attractive to my brain I hate myself for it was a big deal they would all they would get them on purpose like they would get into duels with swords and they would have dueling scars in a lot of the Operation Paperclip Nazis that we got from Silver we got from Germany rather at the end of World War II when you know NASA took on a bunch of German scientists A lot of them had a horrific dueling scars with swords and they would cut each other's faces open they're f****** airplanes the way they got them do that was they were messed out of their mind Nazi dueling scars it's crazy because biking order Atwood showed you were bad at work through but it was a big thing with the Nazis and there's some riffic photos of these guys that young kids with huge gaping open wounds here's here's a photos the dueling Colts that's have doctors slice off their f****** cheek will look at this guy right here with the goggles go to that guy with the goggles on his face and they had to go so they can cut the ties out but they would take these huge scars on their cheeks cuz they would be dueling with real f****** swords and they have these practice do I have to stitch him up so these guys all had these huge scar scars on their cheeks cuz they would be dueling with a real f****** swords and they have these practice dueling matches then they have to stitch him up so these guys all had these huge Scars by the way comes back cauliflower ears a lot of guys did that themselves on purpose of the stitching him up a lot of guys did that themselves with smashed their ears their smash that your son probably all the time


    What is Terror Management Theory? | Joe Rogan and Whitney Cummings
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    get super into Terror management Theory recently it's basically like the guy that back Ernest Becker this is my dad died a couple years ago and I hadn't really had a lot of death and I started kind of just I started getting into you called it to untie Monday or like you're doing too much s*** realized like when you have death in your lip basically Terror management theory is this is something you know of course but that because we have a the cortex number basically the only animal that can ponder the future in the past like we know we're going to die and we can't tolerate that anxiety it's too stressful for us so we basically have to keep ourselves busy and do English it to feel important if it went towards we have to have titles we have to get things in order to have extensive immortality right it's basically just managing anxiety of knowing that were rotting everyday dying and could die at any moment it's just like a false sense of Fallen longevity there's a great book called the worm in the whole Solomon summon Solomon I read this book and I totally blew my mind cuz I realize so many of my behaviors we're just about this fear of death because it had been sort of right in front of me so quickly and his death was so freaked that it just had a really hard time coping with the anxiety of death coming so suddenly and so shockingly in like just f****** up pretty bad but I started just making myself busy with soup irrelevant s*** in order to try to cope with anxiety and so I got super into Terror management Theory hair like they trying to manage the terror the daily Terror than we know we're going to die I'm better than you and like cultural superiority stuff I have to there's a guy named Solomon the did it talk about it just because you need so badly to feel important that you start to sort of have the delusion that you're better than other people just because you feel so insignificant cuz you know you're going to die you know we know where Speck of dust we know this is all ephemeral and fleeting and that we don't matter so we have to do things to feel like we matter so you don't superiority over people in order to Shield yourself from the futility of your existence to procreate the idea cuz we know mortality is so present in our amygdala all day everyday that I'm better than you there for me to procreate more and we are going to sustain and propagate so that we have a sense of lasting yes that's why we want to make a name for herself that's tangible things got it drives it's an anxiety that manifests in materialism workaholism needing titles of s*** like that subjugate all their employees and yell at everybody and like that's what they're doing cuz I got super into a cuz I didn't recognize my behavior I felt like 10 of the zombie I was like trying to look set of all these TV shows and it's like writing all these movies and I was just like I don't think this is so weird because my dad just said I should know exactly what matters in life which is none of this s*** achievements or money or any that but I was super into like I buy this house and I need to get you know this and this thing in this watch this is so not who I am trying to cope with all of this anxiety about death but they'd only studies were they put showed text a video and subliminal messaging put one frame with just the word death imperceptible to the actual eye and afterwards they showed people pictures of woods are cities inside where would you rather be and you normally go beautiful Woods Nature and they always pick cities cuz you just have consciously felt more scared and want to be in a place that was safer s*** like that on some level know that we're only superficially at the top of the food chain you know if we're out in the woods with a bear and there's no guns or cages it's we're going to lose the gay didn't we just know how vulnerable we are that's interesting because I would feel anxiety attached to the overpopulation aspect of cities the guy didn't we just know how vulnerable we are that's interesting because I would feel like there's some anxiety attached to the overpopulation aspect the city so sure there's got to be some of that


    Joe Rogan on Instagram Meme Accounts and Joke Thieves
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    who's that big right now who's that big of a star so many stars now we all knew about where old weeks when I take the follower accounts off of like VP was unable to view only Australia before they drop of here were I die no not me I don't ever do ads on Instagram a lot of people to do a lot I know cuz you just think it's corny ads for things I like where I put it up for free but I've never been thinking you believe in God but it's not an atom getting paid for like if I find something that's cool I just put it up like this is badass offered a lot of money multiple times to do ads for things on Instagram like like I do ads on my podcast everybody knows it's an ad if it makes sense like if someone goes to your Instagram they want to see cool s*** that you're interested in a picture of something a picture of my dog food or f****** SunSetter a mountain whatever they don't want to see sneakers that you're I'll take a picture then put it up I don't want any money I think it says corny you know I did for you especially when people trust you so much and you're known for telling the truth and not selling out if you had a hashtag add feels it's not worth it cuz you probably lose in the long run if I was poor yeah I would do it but I did Fear Factor f*** I'll do a lot of horseshit that's not I'm not above whoring myself but I'm going for myself if I have money doesn't make any sense a lot of people make money from yesterday well meme accounts and shut the whole account for a couple of reasons they might have done it like that steal jokes jokes without his name connecting the comics joke to the meme and some of the police they slowed down like the progress of that fat Jewish guy that slowed down he doesn't have nearly the sort of trajectory he used to have but that was all what he was about this is like taking people s*** and repurposing and making a lot of money and then also got getting on television shows being interviewed and not having a f****** Talent at all just reposting thing Jim Fugate now I have to do work to say yes so you can eat out psych be a lot of people are like curators I think they call it is that why they deleted them for coffee you won't be able to see that you'll be able to see your account like you another day, and every day I'm going to post an Instagram photo off my account b****** something in the morning and then three times throughout the day I'll post it to see which how many likes I got there that's for sure going to happen to see which how many likes I got there that's for sure going to happen


    Could Kurt Cobain Make It Today? | Joe Rogan and Whitney Cummings
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    I used to do the Tik Tok or no belt for my kids they do the tick I don't know what it is it's like live streaming dancing from what I understand I know it only from Christina's page cuz she puts on some music I have gotten popular up there including like Old Town Road which is the number one song that song way before me they were singing it you never see that there's a video of Lil Nas X whatever his name is at school and he's on stage and these kids are singing along it is f****** adorable what was the controversy they wouldn't let the song beyond the country charts that was the big controversy country singer yes buddy started out as a regular singer and then came over to Country kind of fell apart and the Blowfish went away in the other world and then he went into the world of hay and flannel and they took off I fucken dry Hunter lot of his music I don't know why that's in the Blowfish was a legit Jam wonder why they didn't last put all the music sound like maybe. Just like train the Wet Sprocket so crazy when I think about that Jeremy's spoken song I had no white like it was so weird when it came out like had no concept of what even f****** meant it was on mix the other day and I got a really McCobb s*** going on back down with music member that was that Silverchair my bad silverchair-video my friend used to dance to it if it was that was such a big deal like who wouldn't have over the Internet there's someone would meet two of them to find out about them to be a dick pic


    Whitney Cummings Shares BRUTAL Joan Rivers Roasts!
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    Mondrian remember my first moved are you like wait in line to get into the pool and occasion the people really good jump in the form and send famously like got naked and jump in that pool that was like that but yeah don't already had a public fight with her she was David Hasselhoff roast and I apologize to her Kristen you f*** Tommy Lee Kid Rock and Tommy Lee Bret Michaels and Kid Rock why don't you just save yourself some time and drink of that of Magic Johnson's blunt micros battle still exist they still go hard in the paint on Tuesday night of the Comet start we just did tonight yeah we just did it in San Francisco and it was so fun but I still found myself in like a Joan Rivers is so old for vagina has a separate entrance for black amen I mean I remember people used to think jokes were funny people use them sense of humor I mean even f****** Joan you know I said I loved you in the wrestler to see if the person that's being roasted laughing to make it her and she was like kind of and she kept we will look at her like Greg Giraldo was just f****** hammering or in the audience was nervous and then she said if you think I'm laughing subtitle her face so that we all knew she was okay but it did the Brea Improv once with Joey Diaz and Ari shaffir and we got barbecued in the green room I mean just BBQ we went way too far and Joan Rivers and her television show did television show their her daughter was on TV I don't know what it was was a reality show on the screen and her face looks like a kabuki mask it was just Frozen turn on the on the screen and her face look like a kabuki mask it was just frozen and talks about it and


    Former CIA Agent on Huawei and the Chinese Government
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    you want to talk about Huawei Huawei Huawei subject to a lot of people that are inclined because they are at the tip of the spear when it comes to technological innovation in the cell phone space young and I know that they're doing that with and in regards to modems and a bunch of other things as well but it appears that leak and a lot of companies are exclusively using their 5G modem has 5G rolls out route to the Chinese government they do they claim they don't they claim look we're independent we would never do whatever the Chinese authorities say think about that sentence think about a company with a global reach Oak Huawei of that importance to the Chinese State and think about them saying trying to say with a straight face we wouldn't we wouldn't do the things that the Chinese government might ask us to do that long or they would be a change in the Senior Management of the business so always been called out they've been called out in Europe and a certain point you think Germany and others that are deeply involved with Huawei now in terms of the 5G infrastructure made this decision look it's financially better for us to work with Huawei and we can set aside the security risks are literally made that decision reading an article about that very recently that they just decided to have some sort of a risk-to-reward conversation and they said there was a risk is worth the reward you know that's that's their calculation from the US perspective because we are essentially two superpowers now right I'm in China's you know advancing and and we're not the lone superpower on the stage anymore and so we are the number one and you know our calculation has to be different so we've been going at it and I know everybody I think it's been it's been pretty well covered didn't used to be covered very well but it's been pretty well covered over the past couple of months and now what's happening is we've been in these trade negotiations with China and I think unfortunately I think the current Administration the Trump Administration is going to blank and I think there because Huawei is such a huge issue for the Chinese and the idea that we would prevent are companies from selling into or purchasing from or dealing with and that we were have sanctions on other countries that that do they view that as such a threat to their own interests and their own future that Huawei is front-and-center with any trade deal so they're looking at doing any trade deal unless we make concessions on Huawei and I have a feeling the Trump Administration is going to make those concessions because political perspective they want to trade you you actually said to Google that Google's going to stop using the Android operating system for the for the Chinese phones for Huawei phones at least not let them license out the so why Always actually been at least rumored to be in production of their own operating system which would mean they would have to have their own not just operating system but they did have to have their own ecosystem that have to have an App Store that have to have all the all the Jazz that we have today when you do sign up for you buy an Android phone you have asked Google Play Market which is this huge resource of applications and soon as you take that away you've got a kind of rebuild that whole thing from scratch by a outlier here that's going to happen is they're using Huawei devices to some degree yes babe been slower to adopt and and and kamesh their infrastructure with always hear people don't know what we're talkin about could you please just lay out what's the concern what do they think that we'll always doing Huawei is essentially the way to put this would be imagined a Communications Network that's the globe and Huawei builds and provides gear in serving going into 5G there are leading provider and certain and then than financially they they can offer countries much better deals than than other providers what they are an intricate part of that Communications web so if you imagine that walkway is a state-sponsored entity and will respond to Chinese authorities request for information or intelligence that's passing through this Communications web around the globe are our business Communications are military Communications intelligence Communications that that all kind of go through at some point this interconnected system that's the problem because they're essentially building back doors into that system that allow them to suck Communications out of that Network and use purposes it's a great intelligence tool right so if you think about it and Away basically that's it say it is an advancement on the idea that you are wiretapping somebody or you know you could give credibility to intercept some communication they link themselves with the EU what happens with that military Communications right with the EU are military talk to the military and and and we got NATO concerned if there's an element in that infrastructure that watches in and has a door that opens to some walkway gear right then the danger here is and they had back doors discovered in the past and then while we put your hands up and go off but we didn't know that was there will correct it and then it turns out they don't correct it and then sorry about that information overstated right and so this ad that's why it's a problem for us because you know if we we convinced Australia and end in the five eyes Nations new zealanders and others not to work with Huawei and then they Canada you know which is willing to do at the CMAs Communications infrastructure with Canada so all of a sudden the fact that they're doing business with Huawei but we're not we're still at risk we're still in Jeopardy because that information is still flowing to some degree where it's accessible to it to Huawei and their ability that it to get a job people listen to that n**** why is that of any concern was concerned because used to be in the old days it was a it was us in the Russians so we Union rushes for Rare Earth minerals labor dosage access to Naval ports doesn't matter what they've been busy doing that because they view themselves at the top of the food chain now I guess we could say about okay fine maybe it's their turn or something but that's not how I view the world you know and whatever maybe and I think the answer is know what the opposite with the Hostile nation is doing at the know what the competitor is doing and second business they have to spend enough to stay ahead of that even if it's a small amount you got to stay ahead go ahead and it's it it behooves us not to fall behind that's never a good thing I know we don't always do things right but as a nation the world is much better off with us sort of at the time this is going to sound wrong a lot of people just the top were more altruistic maybe I just I don't know if that's the word or not but I think that's my view lot of people say b******* but you know how to detect like when they really say if they would release a Huawei phone and which is a really really interesting than just a few years ago Huawei was not even a major player by any stretch the imagination now it's the nun new cell phone provider in the world past Apple which is incredible when you consider the fact that they barely have a foothold in the American Market they very few people by their phones and if they do by the phones they buy unlocked phones from overseas yeah it's really kind of crazy but is there a way where they could detect whether or not there is a backdoor in these phones mean or is it something where they could develop it to the point where you really would have no idea. pretty well yeah yeah it's a good get it's a good question but I I would say that as long as we continue what we're doing in terms of counterintelligence and and check advances and efforts in in cyberspace and elsewhere and Suddenlink Communications Hardware to stay ahead of potential hostile activity I think we're okay week we were good at detecting problems were good at identifying week does in in the system's the problem is again it's a global Community we can't isolate ourselves and terms of communications infrastructure just doesn't work so you know it's like a chain and a weak link doing their desire to get a trade you are they willing to blank on this because they they put their foot down right and now because we're so dysfunctional here in the States from a political perspective now you've got people like Chuck Schumer going well on protecting us from from it all comes down to politics but but this is something that people didn't even understand was an issue National like this is something I know it was even aware of until a few months ago and when I started reading about it one of the first things that I was reading about was yeah I'm kind of a technology nerd and so I was fascinated by some of their newest phones which were really far Advanced to what you're getting offered in the United States yeah and a lot of that ability to to create and Rec comes from over the years decades while we do our own research and development in a Willett let's just take it and Huawei is not the only Chinese phone manufacturer there's quite a few different ones over there but they're the only what's another one zombie where there's there's quite a few there are always been because of their size there and their connection to the government and because of the resources that the government's been willing to to provide to them the advantage that they have and the speed with which they were able to kind of embed themselves into other nations telecommunications infrastructure that's why they so important but the generals are there other companies course yeah companies we should be worried about that perspective it's not looked at before I spend some time on China because it's just a sponsor perpetrator of theft of intellectual property but drought friendly they are how that means there's a lot of wonderful things about China but I'm just saying the authorities right the government policy of no rule of law of no protection when it comes in which real property all these things in their aggressiveness and stealing information that's the problem but China is a country is a fascinating place China but I'm just saying the authorities right the government policy of no rule of law of no protection when it comes to much real property all these things in their aggressiveness and stealing information that's the problem but China is a country has is a fascinating place


    Intel Pro Says the Steele Dossier Was Garbage
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    what's interesting about China do is you think about okay what you would be watching we touched on Russia a little bit his the alliance between possible alliance between Russia and China and it's an interesting dynamic in a traditionally Russia trying to have been together they've always been some areas of concern you know distrust at but there are signs are things happening that appear as if China and Russia decision to align themselves closer and that would be because they made that determination to somehow it's in their best interest you know I'm not necessarily that it's going to be that way for a long. Of time but right now in the current environment you see Russia acting as if what they want is a stronger Alliance military Alliance and political and economic alliance with China and it's it's it's an interesting Dynamic that we need to be we need to be aware of in part of that is no people against this idea then and there was this Russia Trump collusion and thinking okay well that's good except our relations with Russia have been this bad in a long time so maybe it's all a very clever mind game but they're playing because they're closely aligned but I don't think so so we've actually late on more significant sanctions on Russia attack them from an energy perspective in terms of our ability to create our independence from natural gas dad is damage to rush his abilities so I think there's reasons why there are two gravitating towards China right now but this idea that somehow Trump is super friendly and it's a useful idiot Putin it doesn't doesn't play out when you look at the reality of the relationship between the two countries the whole Russian collusion thing is a very confusing their beak on one hand you have the Democrats who are saying without doubt this Russian collusion and then the other side you have the Republicans to say the Mueller report essential exonerated Trump from being a part of any sort of Russian collusion I don't think either one is totally accurate I think there's a lot of like weird gray yeah I'm both both narratives I think that the Democrat was easier to understand and it just makes sense from their perspective why wouldn't I why wouldn't we push that to this day they're just still amazed that they they lost and so there must be some grander reason why we just have Chloe we couldn't lose to this guy said so and then it was also talking with everybody with the racist and Maritza talking and it's worked for them over the first couple of years on the on the on the on the Republican side book The Russians knew what they were doing right they were f****** with the election on several different levels just trolling through the internet it wasn't me I'm just placing stories and then they could it wasn't just trying to foment the divisiveness and discontent was also doing these little dangle things you know where they're at and they're looking to see what are they going to bite when are they going to do you know me think about that Christopher Steele dossier was a piece of s*** I mean if if we saw that in in the commercial side of things you know I got a business and Global intelligence and and and research and security that thing was just there was nothing it was shot for the Holt what's somebody should have asked tell me about your sources you know why are your sources talkin what was it you got to anytime you got a piece of intelligence right you got to do a few basic thanks to come from British intelligence but you know this Enough by all accounts decent enough guy but he entered the world of private-sector information-gathering right I've got a company that's what we do all around the world end and you you can't relax your standards just because you're now in the commercial sector right when you get a piece of information you need to test that piece of information and one of the first things you need to do is understand what's the sourcing for it and why did why do they have access you know how credible are they their track record and why by the way are they providing this information and how did it eventually you know make its way to this report and those are the sort of simple things that whether you are a corporation is gathering intelligence about a market that you may enter with a you know an investment or whether you're still in the business and you're not into officer and you're talkin to a source that works in some foreign Ministry somewhere you got to be a stress test intelligence it wasn't done bike with a song that's on negative information about the other the candidate and just run with that s*** right in the more times you would say it's like the old the wmd reporting that came out of the early days in a row at the more you repeat it even if it's one source and that's worse is a piece of s*** when he repeated people are going to buy it so absolute and they might still a part of it is in in the old days it was sort of a struggle for Supremacy in the world Ryan I mean I was that score that's what it was right now and their ability to chip away and faith in Democratic institutions at the core of a lot of the crap that they pulled and it still is me and so that's only went when you're talking about a propaganda effort like the last election what's their goal on a goal isn't necessarily at that's where they way they do they care whether one can of there another winds well maybe maybe they do right but you'd be hard-pressed to argue that you know they were working against Hillary Clinton who would said you know it we want to have a reset and you know and have a new relationship with Russia and work with them maybe they like to jump and thought yeah that's the guy we want to work with but over that the more important issue was in just chipping away at at did Americans belief in Democratic institutions get us all so that we question The credibility of a democracy and that's been the fundamental belief for propaganda efforts within the old KGB and now the FSU and and then so it's as simple as that in a way and it worked can I wear easily duped and and I don't know how you get around that I know how we walked at back maybe we don't but I think it's meant for public that that helps to battle this but we haven't we lost sight of what was important here and that is and so I think the public needs that it's a responsibility you like this you like where you live and make an effort to try to keep it right and you can part of that is being an informed public and understanding what the Hostile elements may be out there without being paranoid just understand it's a responsibility you like this yeah you like where you live and you got to make an effort to try to keep it right and you can part of that as being an informed public and understanding what the Hostile elements may be out there without being paranoid just understand why they're doing things in the way that the world operates


    Former CIA Agent Mike Baker on Brexit and Boris Johnson | Joe Rogan
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    that again you can argument and I don't want to get into a political discussion Trump has an unusual character and you know they certainly they extremely Adept at getting getting elected and most importantly he looks like Trump's baby brother yeah Daddy some waitress and Bam better this one's better I mean it literally looks like a young Trump cousin or brother something goes by Halloween by Thirty One October they're done and he's are done with the whole European Union Dynamic is a little bit like here in the US right if you're in the Northeast Corridor washing the York whatever Boston or you're out here on the West Coast that you you tend to view the world differently than everything else the rest of the mass of the country right which is why people lost their minds and they thought the UK is a little bit like that around believe in 2011-16 the people in London lost their minds they couldn't believe it may still to this day I think everybody else is just an idiot right so there's there's a similarity I think why in part Trump Neil feel sore that does kinship divorced but yes and see what happens for them leaving what's the pro brexit argument do you really want to have your country your Sovereign Nation run by a bunch of faceless technocrats living in Brussels who have really zero interest in your Sovereign Nation that's at the heart of it's not an economic decision people would make that that problem with brexit they wish I could well this is not a good thing that the deal at heart isn't an economic concern it's it's the issue of of Serenity issue of being run by Brussels and enter the morass of regulations that they've imposed the inability for the UK to make your own decisions about trade and so there's a there's a good argument in that regard is it going to be a financial problem for them it's not going to be at that disaster like some people throw out there and say oh my God patella just cuz everybody else you want to do deals right they want to do Trey it's not like Germany in in France which of the only two partners in the year that really matter what's the staying in the European Union argument not racist globalism we're all working together on this miss a wonderful thing and look at you know all the benefits of it free movement than the other free movement you know didn't really work I will have from from France and Jeremy's perspective you know they don't like to talk about that anymore is basically what we can join the United States United States size of States like Texas is basically bigger than a lot of f****** right European nations right yeah it is that Arguments for the immigration argument much like some of the other arguments that comes down from UK's perspective on don't tell us what to do and maybe there's still an element of luck we you know we were an Empire that controlled most of the planet for a while and always like to you know I have a little bit more say and what we're doing so there doesn't Independence be the problem is from element of luck we've you know when we were in Empire that controlled most of the planet for a while and always like to you know I have a little bit more say and what we're doing so there doesn't Independence Street the problem is from use perspective is if they do leave and it's not a disaster then each other countries going to line up right hand and Italy maybe I would be the next one so it'll be interesting to see what happens but yeah Bojo as they call him isn't interesting cat not unlike our present


    Former CIA Agent Talks Government Secrets | Joe Rogan
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    because I'm talking about it. I'm not supposed to put that we were looking at military government organizations that are typically in the shadows right we're not releasing any sources and methods not disclose any classified secret we talkin about elements in units operational activity events that before now I pretty much bed and the shadows and some incredible people that's one of the best parts about this thing's been going out there to meet some of these guys are doing some of the speech and it's it's pretty amazing and when when they do release things like long long after I was reading something I forget what the case was about but it was something about how the the files won't be released under the Freedom of Information Act until 2080 periodically and she'll be looking at some historic but a lot of current things that are going on and in where the money goes right where we spend our money on when it comes to this high-speed operation set Special Forces and others are involved in so be it'll be very good I wish I was lucky to be out of work with again you know some really great people on the production side but just also going out there and meeting some of these cats they're just that they do is it's even after being around a while so I have it just amazes me it's going to be constantly accelerating to write as their consulate coming up with new and spectacular things that nobody knows about employ them right how we going to do this particular thing what's develop a piece of Kit that's going to allow us to do it but the running joke is always at they'll develop it and I'll show it to you before an operation put it back on the Shelf cuz they don't want that you're getting out there right and people finding out that they've got it so they'll give you like a twenty-year-old piece of Kit to use instead and you'll be walking around with like a phone the size of a brick knowing that got something high speed on the Shelf that's what everybody always thinks about technology in the government dudes. They have they probably don't tell us about how much of that is real it's it's pretty real have you seen some stuff that made you go holyshit yeah they can do that yes and because it's something John is imagine you got it you got a rock up on a ton of Target and your butt your before you do that before you get their customers on-site you're going to hopefully obtain some high value targets there are at that location if we did born in detention facilities you know what that did that that pretty much convinced everybody that was involved in this to just just Wacom right because then you'd have to deal with the aftermath you not to worry about are you going to get in trouble for interrogating exactly so grab the Target and get there until as a problem because in the pipeline dries up for the Intel but anyways Target's there right now it's not like that you know that Tom Clancy movies where you know you're still looking through walls and all this s*** it's you know that that technology night vision devices and and and that ability and low light conditions to to Monitor and do identify specific individual has always been a problem they make great strides on a to the point now where in no light conditions with the with the right stack database with the right information in that database meeting the right information about individuals right you just you, consulate populating this database with new faces or with new photographs of individuals that you going after with enough of that to sift through they're getting to the point now with no light conditions that they can identify positively The Targets in that room at the Targets in that facility or that building whatever my pic and pretty incredible other other bio-data right I mean I got other but they can literally with video somehow or another they can zoom in on you with some scanner and recognize that this is a particular individual because their heart rate yeah this is there was an article about it and I know that there's a company do you know what hacks is hecs it's The Hunting Community as well because it blocks the electrical signal hecs it blocks the electrical signal that your body gives off and kept yeah that makes sense and I think they're doing work with the military as well to develop suits that will somehow another stop someone from being able to recognize your particular heart rate right and it does a lot of work on what they call us or the universe is there a distance do you have other data points right here but this is all part of it to some degree what do they refer to as the universal Soldier right there the the fighter of tomorrow and I mean I've never actually felt that that was something I needed to accomplish in any given moment from an operation went back that you can acquire for that Warfighter how do you create the perfect environment on that individual as he's moving through an environment to two being more efficient effectively lethal fighter and you know things like that identifying Target whether it's with a laser whether it's with low light or no light conditions where you can as you're rocking up on the target you can do that always thinks you know the ability to to carry more gear right humping another extra you know 10km whatever might be it's it's pretty incredible what they're doing and it's it's a joint it's not just a military they're working with With It was a commercial sector and academics to but anyway disappearing down the rabbit hole Elon Musk neuralink thing that he's coming out with their they're going to somehow or another insert fibers into your brain and then have a Bluetooth enabled device that you wear that's going to allow you to somehow or another interface with data at a much higher bandwidth I don't know yeah any of those words mean I just said but that was it sounded like you understood it that's in front of you like they have you had say you looked at the Pentagon really does have his lazarbeam Digger identify specific individuals and you have a map of a building that's in your head and they can identify the very location absolute perfect location of each individual person in that room and you could see that as you're running into this building you're seeing like a 3D Grid in front of you and you know it mean you could shoot him right through a f****** wall of information overload and you get into that situation right everything starts to close down a little bit right and Endor and so you got to start pushing some of that away and end now what you end up doing as you get the off-site you know Command Center relaying some of that information as needed but that guy that's about to breach that door you know he doesn't want a lot of data points anymore now having said that knowing her all of the individual soldiers are out there through the year that they would then be wearing it since it's an incredible effort that has been going on and end so they answer your point a long rambling answer yeah I've seen some things that are pretty amazing but you'll be able to talk about how did the government do that they just decide low listen it's not a bad thing if you tell people about this some of its not what you would refer to as classified it's just not readily available public information and it's not out there in the Domaine because people aren't aware of it are searching for it some of it does I think you're right some of it is able to do some of it does I think you're right some of it is what the military wants to say at times but we're able to do what we're doing this and often times it's because it's in a sort of a private-public cooperation and until that encourages other companies with Innovative Technologies to step forward and get involved in some of this man I guess that opens up all sorts of other you know some people are out there saying they shouldn't be working with the military


    Former CIA Agent Mike Baker Warns About Deepfakes | Joe Rogan
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    that's a good point. So one of the things I wanted to smooth segue but we were talking about bit about technology technology is the 2020 election coming up is this idea of deepfakes the technology nowadays to create a deepfake of doctoring a photo or video and making it do what you want to do to try to convince people of whatever it is technology has is advancing and it's stunning what do you know Don Kyle Dunnigan is Kyle Dunnigan hilarious stand-up comedian but he shines and doing deepfakes and he's working with this other guy I think the guys called doctor Frankenstein or the Fay caning today he was doing a really kind of crudely with like face with you no face swap on Snapchat or Instagram but now he's moved from that to doing this really high-end stuff go to the you I must one look at this play this pretty soon you will become a baby again and be sucked back into your mother's vagina go to another Kyle Dunnigan video so he can tell what really looks like that's him to the right of that but mostly him like the Goldblum cuz that's a normal one this is what he did with the filters without doctor Frankenstein put in the videos he's always choking and it's bad enough that it's extra hilarious cuz it's bad but the new one that he did with Elon Musk is not bad it's to not bad but what you just shown I mean people look at that and I go okay and then but that you ride Eli Mustang is getting closer to the real guy but you can have someone like that say give me $1000000 or financial data on on Tesla is that happens but the quality is so far beyond even that now that we can be done by and it was talking mostly State actors like-for-like Russia and so did the problem we're facing now is it's not just every kind of what kind of aware you know the disorder that we divorce or whatever it is Twitter and the trolls that exists on there in the box and all of that but it's the video the ability to do the video there they released one that was done not too long ago with Nancy Pelosi it only didn't was slow down her speech Just slightly but just enough to make it sound as if she was slurring her words maybe she died couple of drinks and that thing was blasted all over social media and people to this day still think and they still talk about it like you know she's kind of losing it a little bit and I like her more by the way legit yeah she learned that hundred million dollars is definitely no Shenanigans Shenanigans but it's something that people should watch something people should read up on a little bit look at it because the technology is advancing so quickly that the effort to combat the effort to detect it into some companies out there and then it's only that the government is working to do that DARPA and some others are working but the effort to try to identify doctor videos write protected when you're talkin about elections campaign is is it it's going to be an increasing problem that we're not really discussing that much and Congress has been a little bit of attention to it right now but it's it's really problematic and there's there's things that that you used to be able to look for right lighting and annoys and just sort of the movements of the face what they call Micro heartbeats in in in all the little things is that is the subject in the video blinking for instance when your doctor it sometimes they do the blinking wouldn't be there now was it tell but the people involved in all of this in creating these deepfakes are working at such a pace that they're getting ahead of that so it's coming up with ways to try to counter it but I guess the biggest point is it just sounds like you need to be aware of it and they need to be smart about it cuz they won't be anybody goes to the internet and they they lose their minds and they believe whatever it is they read that agrees with their opinion and there's no bothering of checking you know whether anything is actually legit anymore or not but if that would be my one piece of advice going into 2020 sorry now pay attention don't believe anything you see until you prove it that's part of the problem to write conspiracy-minded individual this guy who used to work for the CIA is telling us not to believe the news wait I see what you're saying what I'm saying is that you were setting us up okay well it's time for me to go candidate are you looking at anything Realty on the internet now just be aware of the capabilities maybe that's a better idea putting all of this because you're right you don't want that part of the problem in one of the things that Russia doesn't and others who are involved in this whole propaganda effort one of the things they do want to do is undermining our confidence obviously and media so you know by me saying don't believe what you see I'm kind of feeding into that so you're right I shouldn't I shouldn't go that route be aware of what the capabilities are pay attention everybody should just be a little smart about what they're doing that's all exceso and also what we're looking at now is so much more powerful than what we have three or four years ago and three or four years ago this technology was not available for the consumer but now it is well that would do was let me think about it if not to get too deep but if you think about the photography is photography been around there benefits to manipulate photography Tom go to photoshop that kind of put it all in the hands of the consumer you know what you were talking about face swap the new face app to age people make it easier for whoever's got a smartphone to try to do this but what you really not the problem as well but one of the things that you really have to worry about it again sort of the state actors like a Russia an ancient Russia was behind the faces Swamp Thing stop that right there are Russian companies that are pushing this technology out there and what are they doing at every time you every time you do that it's recording data about you I'm not aware that you have to give your name and your email like to get that application and then they have a photo of your face that correlates with your name and your email so what they've done is they've gathered up more than a hundred and fifty million emails and faces and they have data on people yeah that is that's pretty powerful stuff like if you think about what Facebook is done right what Facebook is made billions and billions of dollars by essentially mining data right that's what they're about the same thing they're mining David Welch Russia managed to do that with a hundred fifty million people in a very very short amount of time just by making something cute we talked about this before they've been doing this since 1940 so busy trying to keep the USA out of World War II before they broke up with a Nazi is it was a serious break up but when they were still aligned they were busy paying off journalists and buy and trade unions and all the rest of it so they're not going to stop what they do because it's worked for them and it's just kind of in their DNA well I know my shade justifiably Shady how about that I like that okay that's a good trip being righteous individual when I going to do any of this yet you would have to be with willfully ignorant naive or just f****** stupid to think that Russia China these other actors out there I'm going to stop also I am walking to hold hands and unicorns going flying out of our ass it's not going to happen so yeah I mean I guess the answer to that is always the same which is yeah you better hope we do it we've been up we do it well cuz I'm sure it's going to go down like you can't just cut the military budget you just you can't just cut it out one no no military at all how much money should you spend on propaganda there should be some money spent on propaganda overseas right right as we're trying to manipulate them the way they're trying to manipulate we're America wear nice we're the good guys we're doing it the right way supposedly yeah there is that right there is what I've always maybe I'm naive or whatever that was always my thought process operation and people laugh at that or whatever but you know what honestly I'll be honest with you I've always liked it maybe I'm naive or whatever that was always my thought process operation doing this boy doing it for the right reason and people laugh at that or whatever but


    Whitney Cummings on Plastic Surgery and Breast Enhancement
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    there's a lot I don't know I mean look at me I have when I get nervous sometimes and people I follow everyone always like accuse me of doing my s*** to my face and I know you'll know I'll look like a f****** moon bounce like a like I can you have a septic what is a deviated you have a deviated septum and I was like he was like we can get a nose job if he had totally and I never did it because your nose is thin thank you if he did it would he do make it when I do something intellivision sometimes they have to fix my nostril nose to make it even I feel like those things are there just to find out who's really weird I'll give you really freaking out about someone's asymmetrical nostrils battle kind of s*** and the way that they make boobs look good is cuz I think I heard you talk about someone about the shity old breast implants the way they make them good now is that they put you on like a crucifix and they do the surgery while you're standing up why so that they saw you were out cold so that they fall out AI it is alarming because it does feel like female comedians a couple of famous won't let me know when they age went down that route I don't know if it's like the same thing that got you into comedies the same thing that made you think you had to do that you know of a lot of stuff about like childhood sexual abuse looking people do really off the grid with their face that's a good type of dysmorphia or a lot of people out of bed cuz I talk to a therapist whose job is in dysmorphia to advise and whether another surgery should be done by somebody like a dysmorphic and a lot of times it's if you had childhood sexual abuse you want to change your face so that it's not you don't see the person in the mirror they got a ride used to be like we had acne and we go to school with acne you know but now it's like you're projecting this flawless perfect face and then you have to show up as cool as f****** acne the next day like also looks like people want their face to actually look like an Instagram filter which is bananas confounded by what I'm seeing by like getting it all so you just want to look like everybody else when you're young but the weird thing is women wanting to be super skinny that's a weird one that's always been around now Carrie couch with me for real that's really want to go to pick up the end of the couch now


    Joe Rogan Reveals He Was Once Attacked By a Goat
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    apparently a lot of people commit suicide after being on reality shows but you don't really care to hear about it and just because you get so famous and then nobody gives a s*** about you and your money and your money yeah that's kind of Fame and out of nowhere and did not really know why you have and then have it taken away from you and it's not have any money I mean think about the kind of psychological test you have to take to be on a reality show a pretty hardcore talk to people how you doing ready to text background checks and shut the right a few we we clearly have some insane people on that $50,000 if they won sometimes it was more like it was a big episode like they would win a million we have one guy won $1000000 start speaking in tongues tithe 10% of his money like $100,000 and he was that was one of the rare ones when they win a million but most of them was 50,000 can you get to have stay in the stuff that they did no nose and most the time didn't know I didn't know until I got there that's crazy if it was a surprise to me so the day of I could be kind of more enthusiastic about it cuz it was so crazy because some of those notes were so f****** crazy but there was a few times where I told him to stop I told him don't do this one and that was the first one I was like you guys are out of your f****** mind she's 98.12 so tiny and they made a ride the bull and she went flying through the air just got so lucky the bull didn't kick her in the face and I'm telling you it kicked up and her head was here in the foot won't like this just right by our legal chance mean that's exactly what happened and I was telling people don't do this and I I told the producers of I said don't do this but I've had a healthy fear of animals my whole life I was attacked by a goat when I was like 7 years old was Hitler Hitler wants to testicle to a goat programmer he was going back to school to be an architect and one of the things that he did it would part of his university was they had some sort of some sort of a farming Co-op thing where you got to take care of like certain would like farming chores and there was animals like like goats and I was a little kid room with this goat his pain was gone and then that means slammed is remember I'm grabbing the horns but I didn't have any strength I was a little kid who knows maybe eight at the time I need to come and save me and I was like Jesus Christ and I'm overthinking from that time I like you got to get this idea of what an animal is out of your head like they did that day that he didn't give a f*** of my dog total rules Hitler's Nazi Hitler goat not government did he not have any goat accidents out where that accidents figure out where that sucks


    Eddie Murphy is Coming Back! | Joe Rogan and Whitney Cummings
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    you used to do that at the roast was Greg Giraldo he would go out and he would just stay the s*** but neither the roast iced tea you're so old you used your first residual check to buy your freedom oh my gosh oh my God like he would just come so hard in the audience wouldn't even know what to do but that's something he was so f****** unbelievable I was right next to my show and we would hang out we're both from New York more from the East Coast at least that we're doing comedy and we're out here like thing has crazy you know it and I have a thought you would die like that but when he died of a drug overdose I was like Greg had been sober and you don't know how strong it is from random people I think he'd been sober tolerance was low and just tried to go back to what had Zone was running so but I don't know all the details you need for escape the need for the pill things I don't feel like do in general Comics are getting healthier like you brought you saw the days when everyone was on blow and everyone everyone's now in Jamba Juice and on it and kombucha the real problem is you know I mean I don't even like we've lost our balls some people think that in order to be a comedian you have to be at least a little bit self-destructive like the great ones story certainly there's that but doesn't always have to be stories right but I also think it's a perspective gets very skewed when you live a life of leisure you know when you live a life of leisure and comfort and privilege which most wealthy comedians do that's when they'll start to suck like when comedians have usually they have a few good years like they make it and they have like one or two good specials and then they have some that just sloppy turn up the fight as hard or I do a lot of times I hear you know people will schedule their special but I don't see any special next march if they have you written it like you schedule it before you're finished with us it's me and I've even talked about on this podcast that he did that he did some speech on a Podium where he's talking about how bad Bill Cosby f***** up cuz they had a had to give his his award back you know any right people mover you just explode through the hallways and you know the hallways it's like f****** Beirut in those hallways and it is so good during delirious he'd watch that you but he was so goddamn good that today when he comes back or people and start tearing apart is old specials and saying homophobic and he not woken up in the 70s you said bad things about black people or something I don't know it's like Picasso canceled well that was a long time ago she admitted I mean it's like that's the other thing is all these people who put their mental illness and struggles on if they would probably agree with us over that they were f***** up but you know like Van Gogh was shity to his subjects it's like I mean you see it in his work


    The Genius and Madness of Stanley Kubrick | Joe Rogan and Whitney Cummings
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    there's people that want to forgive people though for thing like Rumpke remember when there's a lot of Roman Polanski apologists that were saying an amazing artist arguably the my favorite which by the way yeah I was reading that the guy that directed ex machina kind of loosely based the guy on Stanley Kubrick you ever see and then as soon as I thought the production to get her into I mean he wanted to sleep you weren't of bags under eyes he would wake her up in the middle of the night and he scream at her and call her c*** and I mean so good in The Shining and then she'll do it to make great art I don't know it's I'm not in the f****** take was amazing in the actor got all pissed off but the f****** work but you know you get to get credit for that so I did a show called Adam ruins everything you know that show it's just a smart dude and he just asked me to look at spot and I had to play a flight attendant in the 50s who was getting sexually harassed like that was the scene and because that's what I could Airlines used to do that they would sort of pimp out their flight attendants if you were engaged you weren't allowed to wear your ring play the episode The really originally supposed to be really hot right over the whole thing could be a certain size and you have to be young and then you got to kind of like okay whatever you feel comfortable with him is like no we have to do is we have to make this feel uncomfortable like don't worry about my feelings right now you know it's like you know so there is just as conversation about like a no hostile work environment and everyone needs to feel emotionally safe like what can you get today lowest I backed you have to kind of be like that's why they are method actors ranked they stay in that mindset because to maintain that mindset is really the only way to achieve it like you almost kind of have to be there all the time being in character thing like it when people like you know b**** about like when Christian Bale had his you know button is also there's the losers onset sometimes it f*** things up and getting away the fact that they recorded him screaming at that guy I want to know what that guy did who was that guy that guy might be a moron I don't know exactly what happened you know but I do think when Daniel Day-Lewis is like I'm call me mister Linker nobody to talk to me it might just be his waving likes f****** stop asking me if I want hummus like yeah yeah yeah it's an interesting movie When Sally Fields is killing I'm like no one's laughing at that it's not real Fandango weather that you know but like the one on Showtime cast real Comics member are Griffin was on it and I'll magical was on at that one on Showtime I'm so I just think it's interesting like you know Stanley Kubrick probably would be canceled today probably what was special about people don't understand what's required in order to achieve what he's trying to get me a Madman that mean he used to do complex mathematics in his spare time and then I'll show up like you didn't want actors acting like he wanted them he wanted them in the actual State of Mind instead of acting like they're in an actual state of mind looking one. So he really wanted Tom Cruise to be like exhausted and f****** pissed off and annoyed so he can go piss him off and then let me know when he's in that state terrorize Shelley Duvall is jumping up and down and throwing his arms in the air like freaking out working himself up before the scene in mean he is like those scenes that he did especially to ask for the bathroom door you can't just go into that cold you've got some of that in here driving down here that's why they say that the car on the road that's crashed on the road there's a red car in the beginning of the movie that's crash on the side of the road and then Stephen King's version there was a red car so Cuba crash that car and then it was a yellow car so he actually puts it in the movie to like trolls these little things to make you feel uneasy like continuity errors like he's cut to a scene there be like if there was a chair behind you cut away cut back and there be no chair should you wouldn't really notice in case you were like dissecting it but there's also a lot of weird references no movie to the Apollo moon-landing that's like saying that the Native American genocide apparently a pretty big steam in it but yeah and riding a bicycle around the carpet that he shot it both ways and intercut them so the continuities not work makes you feel alone yeah he's f****** there's a great documentary about the guy who followed to Brick around just like his assistant who's an actor and he was acting and something the Kubrick didn't cubic wind up hiring him as an assistant that he just did all Kubrick movies and hung out with them all the time it's really strange I believe right know the guy who hung around with Stanley Kubrick have the clout him doing so I'm just going to start working with no to his personal assistant you started out as an actor and he just worked with Kubrick through all of his movies yeah they just clicked together so he wanted working for him so it's like you probably don't know the name Leon Vitali scroll down please stop you you don't know the name Leon Vitali but the upcoming documentary film worker hopes to change that forever yeah and Barry Lyndon it's interesting because this guides or devoted his life to like to work with Uber would you like a movie every Flex 5 years or something it's like that's made a movie when it was ready now it was like 8 months and noon to understand right. No no that's up Francis Ford Coppola the post modern implications of the movie JFK did mixing I just f****** love the movie and I just want to pray about it and dissect it it's a great movie but the problem is they sort of he makes it seem like you know exactly what happened and the reality is we don't know exactly what happened we don't know who killed JFK it was very likely that it wasn't Lee Harvey Oswald though if it was that if Lee Harvey Oswald did take a shot he didn't take the only shots happened we don't know who killed JFK it was very likely that it wasn't Lee Harvey Oswald though it if it was that if Lee Harvey Oswald did take a shot he didn't take the only shots other people shooting


    Hotel Staff Used to Mistake Whitney Cummings for a Prostitute!
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    friends like that over the time that I knew him when I met him when he was in his twenties and as time went on into his thirties he became more and more bitter and angry cuz he wasn't very attractive and he would have his interactions with women and they would wind up no dumping Mr abusing him and and he he just got f****** angry and then as he got older he was just an angry guy when he just hated women and was be just because of rejection Associated them with pain and emotional discomfort and so he wasn't into the game or anything like that but for some of those guys that are vulnerable like you know like this this incel thing a lot of these men involuntary celibates developed form groups and talk about what to do and maybe I'll get facial surgery in genetically yeah I don't know what time I read articles about it but what it says can they not get hookers or don't want to or what that's a problem because hookers are illegal you know if you get hookers you got to go through some sort of Shady black-market this is not attending like just read the paper and I'll show up icicle coyotes when we go to Sky bar across the street from the set still in the Mondrian Skybar and we heard this conversation between this fat balding guy and it's really pretty girl with big tits and the end he was like you Coke do you do Coke she's like yeah sometimes it's like they would prey on these vulnerable you know like like a pug for money and that's how you're getting by and you got some cocaine in your purse and maybe a few dollars and you probably don't eat well and you don't have a lot of money and whatever money you do have whatever money you do have you spending on drugs or whatever and there's a feeling that you get when you're around them like they're their Farrell


    Whitney Cummings Freaks Joe Out With Her Robot Doppelganger | Joe Rogan
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    Whitney Cummings is here and Whitney Cummings to what you call her what's your name screams bear claw and go to YouTube and watch the YouTube version of robot for her recent comedy special which is called can I touch it it's out right now on Netflix and they made is who makes this what's the name of the compass so real doll makes the body they make sex doll straight up sex dolls and they straight up sex dolls to Ted Bundy level dead body to f*** and this is realbotix is the company that makes the head and they did like Sophia you know Sophia the robot she's like Stampy has a citizenship in Saudi Arabia now and should Sophia the robot she's kind of your face you'll do recognize take me to school and drive and Sophia the robot they made her look like ex machina style where you can see the back of her head though cuz you will have big boobs a sexual chance hair she's gorgeous and because she was trapped and because like he could save her and she would love him and I mean that's really what was going on and move your shoes playing this game and he's smashing the door trying to get out and she gets that helicopter the most f*****-up thing about this thing cuz this is such a weird experiment that I want to do is how I answer for more thighs her and like worried about her and keep her on your house I mean she's sort of in my fiance hates her and he's a garage me and I am trying to not make her think it's funny he doesn't like he's like ones and he's like not interested at all but no he needs is really weird and creepy but I was reading about on the reason we're creeped out by robots is snow pathogen avoidance like we've evolved to be repelled by anything that looks human but doesn't move like a human because our primordial brain thinks it could be diseased it's like it's basically like a primal brain sings don't f*** this thing that's sick we have a weirdly and she was like gagging human but doesn't move like a man cuz it could be sick or dead and it's our brains alarm system saying like don't f*** that. Wow what a woman looks bujin all over the place I think if you pay this much money you're probably not going to spooge on her you know yeah just wanted to buy you can so it's expensive because the head moves the body is not that how much is $1,000 most people most people don't want her to look at you she isn't being very competitive a robot caterpillar can Kakuna great that we're going to give birth to a butterfly and that's going to be the next stage of life and that if you go back and look at the evolution of the human species at one point in time we were in Australia pithecus we were some weird hominids and we evolved and became what we are now and if you went back to those things and ask them hate one day do you want to drive around the Tesla and talk on the phone and stare at the screen it wouldn't like the future and I don't think we would we like the future either but I think it's inevitable I think it's inevitable you know you know what you know about this Elon Musk neuralink thing that they're doing oh yeah I do think we're going to evolve with them they're already Waterview life I mean a part of your body by luxury I mean you're not you probably are cool about it but when I leave my phone somewhere and I realize I lost it but it's like it's like you lost your ID at the mall I can't control it. Mine was a better way better about posting and looking at things enough people write negative things about you I don't know I've never had that in the future so they're sending you things that piss you off with her it's abortion a Catholic priest whatever it is that is going to get you to post the most and usually those are things that get people outraged so it's literally raising the level of outrage in our discourse racist vinyltech Steve McQueen Ali MacGraw smack her in the face for real in movies I treated it beat her on camera what people did back then people got away with it was a very very different so in some ways were making progress but then in some ways we're just way more easily outraged by almost anything and everything like that were seeking it Play Robot by wanted to get a real doll of a male real doll and want to call them up and say no dick no ass off just so I could practice Jiu-Jitsu eyes it would be more relaxed Club cuz I have this I mean it should they should be able to fill up a hole in their yeah they have male and female sex robots are being made there's tons of them I've seen them you can also get to Tana dick if you want to figure out gay cuz they think they might be gay what the f*** is going on with Henry's eyebrows I'll tell you what Henry gay for sure I think you're gay savior saving money symptoms of sexual scenarios that may be triggering for those recovering from a struggle with p*** world sorry guys trigger warning pornaddiction are f****** nerfing this world must be for people recovering from pornaddiction Street just serve to the f****** internet sorry guys trigger warning


    Joe Asks Former CIA Agent About Russian Spies
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    what's going on with Iran caught a bunch of people that they are claiming our CIA informants and they may execute them yeah yeah they done this before they made this claim before and look around is hated a couple of parts of this that's one of the heaviest lifts in the business has been Intel collection on a run over the years I'm not talking about just recently but over the years it's been it's been very difficult they are extremely buttoned-up over there and they have level of control over their population and I would just you know at some point you would think well maybe the populations can object to this but you know hasn't happened yet so part of it is they came out with this I think 17 individuals that they claimed were cooperating with the CIA in some fashion or another and they you know they claimed they were fairly high-level individuals say I don't believe anything that comes out of their mouths at all I think they've they got a long long track record of of lying about a variety of things and so you know why would they come out with this you know perhaps they're cracking down and it doesn't hurt to come out and if you're going after some of these individuals anyway why not put them put the paint brush on but they're working for the CIA and then that will appease some of the population there so I'm not buying it it has been a difficult Intel task and in collecting Intelligence on on their efforts with weather ballistic missiles their new program as well as always been as always been problematic but again they've done this before we they talked about how we've wrapped up a CIA spying at work and it's it's kind of worship it happened to her propaganda I mean you know what I mean years ago right which was completely built by the Russians by the way by the old KGB they'd be owned and operated the Cuban until service for a long time still do day at one point wrapped up pretty much everybody we had on island and NL how many people do we have over there active it was a pretty impressive effort so it's happened Russia's you know done the same when we usually went with Russia usually when we've got a traitor or mole and somebody like Robert Hansen Jim Nicholson American citizens and seem like you know Joe and Mary next door but really they were Russian spies you don't have an aunt and uncle named Joe and Mary's already that you would say that I'd literally had an aunt named Joe and Mary on you buddy stop that we wrapped up in Jersey, there was there was that one that. The hot one remember I know somebody who knows the UN declaration never know she reason for being witches to spot people right it was it wasn't they were not these were not the heads of the of the organization right so their job is spot people live there be social meet people that might be of interest maybe it turns out that somebody in the PTA where your kids go to school maybe somebody's working for Raytheon it working for Sam Neill interesting company that's right and we'll look at that person and go yeah it is maybe there's something that is person works for whatever company in and you know that bnj could be it doesn't matter what the company is bought it like to be Qualcomm could be filled think of one that has the application to be Corning could be anything is also what your companies out there that that have applications that may be of interest mint into a prospective for a for a hostile state so then you know they do a little assessment and yeah somebody else will come in let me know within this is this group and they'll develop a relationship and then you know maybe that's half the person so maybe it'll say the guy works at a tech company and you know you're going to think I want to see if this person has any weaknesses know how can I leverage anything here and so what you'll say is not getting it and I doing the research whatever hey do you have anything you don't need to bring the classified you just saying you working at tech company and I don't know you have something that would be of interest you know my kids got to write the stupid paper and and you're not looking for anything of Intel value you looking to see where they'll accommodate you will they actually come back and go you can see that they responded to a little task and then you'd so you set the hook a little bit and then you just keep on working on that so in the meantime they're calling back to the KGB and saying we have gotten who work at 3:50 on right you notes information just and they say it just like that she's banging everybody doing that community right-to-know I want One Bank people I watch I liked about half an hour of the first episode and then I get angry I just sit there and I'm a very hard person to watch shows like that wasn't so so my wife was like I just can't know you can't you can't


    Should We Have Pulled Out of the Iran Deal? | Joe Rogan and Mike Baker
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    talk about Syria and that end in you know Sade eunos butcher he still in charge why isn't charging because Russia prop them up and want to rush approximate along with Ron and isn't this at this a nasty piece of work there as an access goes you know we should have been able to figure that one out but we didn't in part because we have these these these impulses that say what we're going to do better and because we're going to create this ability for people do you know create their own democracy so yeah so anyway we serious again one of those places that nobody really wants to discuss or talk about and we got we got attention deficit disorder talks about North Korea is there some sort of a boycott embargo yeah that's another part of it is in part of that is a technology issue we've gotten better at imposing and enforcing sanctions then we used to being part of that is because our abilities to understand the movement of money tracking transact is better than I used to be so the sanctions is example we put on a round this is the most difficult time that this regime has faced in around since the fall of the Shah and it's because we've gotten better at looking at Russia China in particular that and traditionally was kind of circumvented the sanction or better at enforcing that and we're better at working with the EU and pressuring them so that's that's a good thing but I don't know where that's going you know I mean we're honest kind of flailing about a little bit they seize the tanker and I'll British tanker text you the couple but they're holding onto one in response to they were trying to ship a bunch of oil over to Syria against sanctions it exists right so so that anchor that was Taken 2 million barrels of oil and the British intercepted that ship now so beginning of July and in response the Iranians have done a number of things right but the most recent thing that they've done was a seized of British flag tank and they're still holding the crew and that's sort of example of their they're desperate because they've got an ability I think the withstand and their control over the population is so strong but it's an example I think the some degree of of them flailing a bit traffic what are they going to do what's their next move and I know people say why we shouldn't have gotten out of the deal and we shouldn't be no we can have this issue anyway because we know it's Trump's fault for getting out of the deal but again I don't have a lot of confidence in them sticking to the terms and agreements have any deal because they've never done in the past has always been an effort and it was broken the agreement so I don't know why suddenly they would change their tune if we can keep the sanctions on hard enough and forcing the table care about staying in power if they think they're going to lose that grip on power will come to the table to make a better deal and that deal would include us being able to access their military facilities and for inspections and we couldn't meet we have no access to any of their military sites in that country because we didn't make it a condition of the deal right so we basically said sure we want verification that you're following the agreement they said will f*** you in this is the these are the places that we agree to let you look at that's that was the Donovan over something that was the terms of the deal and so with any deal that we do with them in the future needs to be able to say no we want understand verification does John Kerry said that's what you want you want me to verify so when we heard about it what we're hearing the news from the people who proposed the deal is that Trump broke this deal and he was foolhardy to do so that Obama put in place this deal and the trumpet broken and it's hurting leaves us in this terrible Quagmire but what you're saying is that the deal was terrible and that they'd it didn't really give us access to understand back with their nuclear program was the right Terry program was so it wasn't a good deal wasn't wasn't wise to keep it if you are if your if it's a way that you judge the the value of a deal and they dis is what the previous administration about menstration did was talk about how you know it's important we verify and we've got verification well yeah you got verification of the sites of the around he has agreed to let us look at that and so yeah it was a deal was it a good deal know they wanted this day wanted to sign this Iranians knew it and so yeah I think that that justified saying now we're going to redraw this and even the EU which is been clinging to that the old agreement Haven EU says wow yeah we we couldn't prove it we could make it better but there's no if you just keep things as they were there's no incentive for the Iranian regime to to make any concessions or improve it so the point being as we're going we're trying to force them back to the negotiating table and again and that their self interest is to stay in power and remain in charge then you know if it was the economy in the condition that it's in currently if it gets much worse and they feel as if they're losing a grip on on under the population then I suspect they will come then I got to lash out that your aunt doesn't want it nobody wants a military conflict we don't want they don't want it. Can they close the Strait of Hormuz you know where you know depending on who you talkin to a fifth of the world's oil passes through or yeah early causing friction but they don't have the ability to shut down for any. Of time we've just got too much in terms of Leverage over there in our assets and so because you had partial verification doesn't give you anything doesn't give you anything that programs for decades and they just keep advancing their program out of the deal that you're hearing from Democrats is basically just a criticism of trump to show opportunity to


    Joe Rogan on What Happened to Mickey Rourke
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    where I can make you walk movie that movie you don't know the Year of the Dragon make you work before you went crazy it's f****** great young Mickey Rourke Young his head is that what no I know he became a boxer he boxed as an amateur when he was young and then when he was an actor I think if I had a gas and I'm going to just paraphrasing I apologize if I got it wrong but I think he felt like Hollywood and acting and I know he's quote he's been quote on this was so fake and so with lack of a better term feminine it was so it was so soft and b******* that he felt like he had to do something real again so he started boxing again as a world famous movie star and I got Punchy start sparring with James Toney and a bunch of other guys a bunch of legit boxers and from what I heard James Toney used to just touch him up everyday and of course you don't want to be that guy to can't hang so he's in there taking f****** Jabs to the face and right hands to the face and left hooks the face up what's the face and his face got deformed and then he want up getting like cheek implants a bunch of weird s*** right got a bunch of weird facial surgery and stuff and I don't sudden he becomes this crazy guy and in between them he's getting punched in the face a bunch of times like it doesn't take a genius to make these connections right I know a lot of guys that were pretty normal when they were young and then somewhere into their MMA career at they lost it and they went off the rails growing yesterday as well okay so it's it's the gals are theirs as they is Ronda Rousey's open up the door for women's MMA to become more popular it's going to be more more women that are taking more punishment including ones that you're never going to see inside the UFC tonight and


    Joe Rogan "CBD is One of the Best Things I've Ever Tried for Anxiety"
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    CBD Oil Man can't be too relaxed right that's CBD f****** it says vacations for me I don't stress out like it's it's it's it's I think it's one of the best things I've ever tried for anxiety it's it's weird and I didn't even know I had anxiety until I start taking CBD but you will get nervous going to get paranoid but they say it's a weird like the CBD THC high is a different High because CBD does something to alleviate anxiety is her just makes you comfortable with your own demise lets you the existential angst is Flames don't seem so hot feel the warmth of the Sun but this is not like Funk this is not functional like you don't want to I don't do this for anything super important to do but but just CBD oil I just find it it did put you in a great place discovered that they actually had ibuprofen like cream to put on Ibuprofen before you write really really bad what I found out was that if you let your pet lick it to get liver failure end I so don't did you accidentally do that a person who works at the Humane Society these kittens were dying oh God my friend Cameron Hanes is a runner and he runs marathons in the Run Ultra marathons runs has 240 miles from Moab and f****** ridiculous runs that last 3 days and he was having like all this joint pain so he's taking ibuprofen everyday Saint taking 800mg not just once but sometimes twice a day and it was just a constant aches and pains so dr. Rhonda Patrick have been on the podcast with talking about the dangers of ibuprofen what it does to your gut biome and how much it sucks you up and actually creates inflammation and actually can cross dressed or can cause a Strokes around there and I'll also horrible horrible things by, but I said he meant it that stuff to find to take every now and then for a headache but you can't take that s*** everyday that you just can't do it and you're you're f****** your body up just get off of it and I sent him the recording he listened to his like Jesus Christ I don't have his truck so he gets off of it all the pain goes away it turned out his pain was being caused I just buy the running but bought by the fact that he was creating inflammation by destroying his gut biome by taking 800 mg of ibuprofen two times a day so the idea of like fixing himself was f****** him up crazy some Tylenol or Advil something you're supposed to take all the time you realize it was doing what you said I realize it was doing what you said that night out you didn't drink enough water okay


    Joe Rogan Watches Video of a Bison Charging a 9 Year Old Girl
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    don't get close to the Bison at Yellowstone old kid the whole f****** family they apparently got within 5 yards of this f****** bison you know if she survived maybe a broken bone would be a good reminder yeah sprained ankle I want the kids to have a sprained ankle the thing is did it trampler after these f****** assholes this is the problem with zoos people in this city life that we live what people do not know what the f****** wild animal really is not supposed to go anywhere near those things we're going to find out they have instincts to stop predation and their instinct is to charge head forth with this f****** 200 to do with a red shirt on to like the new watch a Sewanee you should have stepped in for the little kid you piece of s*** 2000-lb gigantic animal that has to fight off wolves and mountain lions and bears and have your kid five yards away from it had a lot of friends the musician friends to go yeah and I can make it a pleasant experience for you I'd I absolutely cannot impound gigantic animal that has to fight off wolves and mountain lions and bears and have your kid five yards away from it had a lot of friends the musician friends to go yeah you too and I can make it a pleasant experience for you I'd I absolutely cannot I can make a go for early Shameless but you're going to learn some things you didn't know about yourself fact


    Joe Rogan | Does Humanity Only Have 400 Years Left? w/Maynard James Keenan
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    you need to connect with people really need to figure that it's going to hit the fan when how much time we have thought you had some connection I'm going to go to some wooded area based on some of the things that I've kind of seen online and overhearing conversations with the with people that are in a part of NASA and those kind of things and that kind of go. 400 years in the Princeton 400 years so if you thinking right now for me I'm a by plan right that means that if it's if it's soon if we're not here in front of yours when when does that start with I started yesterday really let me know when you think about it there's natural resources and four-wheel really been human for quarter-million 350,000 years whatever does this going to be something next yeah whatever it is it's coming it's going to be something that can survive the heat so if this stuff can figure out a cool itself it'll become selfish for you and maybe it's not what you think the world going to end in 400 years, such an idiot why did I say that out loud on the human beings will be drastically absolutely you know I mean even neanderthals half a million years before us and went back to now though and us getting along now and surviving better over the next little bit going back to our like the people talking to each other how do we see this up so we can take it and not ruin it with a reality TV show cuz every reality TV show you see it's been manipulated blow up at some point so that it causes drama and again the dopamine dumpling original my God they're basically doing clickbait in terms of how their program in the tower is so how do we how do we make this so that it's not an opportunity to make a Bach and to do that like the genuine healing moment you can be done I think it's got to be done online and it's got to be done with no one involved other than you and whoever you want to be involved no advertising I don't even have to be you right but whoever the person is right that the facility Asus but you just can't have any producers you can't have anybody with a vested interest in its success it has to be done just purely for the idea purely for the exercise of getting people to communicate that have disagreements and realizing that so much of what we know people dig their heels in the sand they ain't they want to be right more than they want to be right more than one get along and be harmonious with each other right there's a there's got in and I feel like that's like knowledge that there's monsters in the world in Oswego inside of us would have been nurtured over years to to hate each other or hate somebody else whatever there is that nurturing you know nature-versus-nurture Monster I get that I'm talking about the people that you can figure out a way to like let's figure this out there's that nurturing you know nature-versus-nurture Monster I get that I'm talking about the people that you can figure out a way to like let's just let's figure this out most of us most of us can figure out in the wrong jobs in the wrong Community we could be horrific neighbors or in the company or we could be a part of a commune


    Maynard Keenan Makes Big Tool Announcements!! | Joe Rogan
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    thought that we were talking about what did you whatever you want to talk about fellow you got some news yeah so I figured I know there's a lot of stuff probably some fool fans it'll probably turn into this specifically to hear some news to tell them I probably we should probably tell them up front are you look softening in your age no not at all as long as things are taken for us cuz we're very difficult band world and so people like guys come on guys and you know I mean to their credit like we did the whole betamax thing didn't work for us and you did a LaserDisc so we had this new thing called digital media and streaming. Try it out we're going to put some songs on it so you can listen to yeah you're not even like plugged in anyway correct because what I'm going to do now because this is by the time the sexy errors has full Authority happened but you're filming me doing it right you're going to upload I'm going to do a thing and everybody know how much weaker do you have it prepared and everything not really so you you're doing this because your friends which are very rabid you have rabid fans to Tool fans are particularly enthusiastic cuz you guys are awesome thank you f***** up made an awesome band got some radical fast so when you releasing the idea was that if you set it on the podcast without letting them know first yeah goes up on Napster on Napster I have had anything up in available now you like was his name Garth Brooks everything up either no comment Garth Brooks doesn't he just wants is a good artistic Choice he doesn't want his stuff to be broken up in the songs he wants you to download or to buy his entire CD cuz he feels like there's a correct order for a songs people be like no no we want you to hear a who is going to win sequence and people like like you play them live like oh yeah hang up their beautiful what's out there in The Ether it's out there and leave it here so why have you guys not have anything on streaming up until this moment like yeah no I can't I love my brothers I'm just going to take the fifth on that one okay so the result of internal discussion or or no discussion great artists were also the best promoters that are at the ones who the best promoters usually they're not the best artist Hitler is also we're going to do it today cuz it's like one late night things we selling knives what planet River BlackPlanet I don't care if you guys planning on an album cost of a Black Planet would really go over well at least woke thing you could do would buy the first copy fear inoculum is the name of the album inoculum why would you say that I don't know these words that cowboy hat and I just assumed that boyfriends that you're out of line I'm totally out of line with all these black now he's going to be mad at me and I apologized I like it on you I like it on you looks good on you it does this these things that people like you could pull off one of those Buckskin Pioneer jackets with The Fray you could put you know that they have that what is that stuff called the tassels that that hang down from the size of the Turning Away We Go and away we go we'll get it on Twitter in a minute cuz I got more important things now people. Fuc up that leave you alone


    Why Famous People Can Get So Screwed Up | Joe Rogan and Maynard James Keenan
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    we've done is pretty badass it's the ultimate smart move you know in terms of like dealing with especially like the Rockstar world so strange cuz it's so image-based with so many you don't mean this a bunch that don't even want to talk iPad rock stars that wanted to come on here but they wanted only do it at night and they only wanted to have it with no video they wanted it to be Audio Only in America it was like they're cultivating a thing it has to be dark in the room I want candles like okay I'm out bro we're gone this is not yet if not but you know they probably they were probably messed up the reason they happen to them earlier on teacher Uncle somebody they just going to be a dad was drunk you know their stuff stuff that them in that direction to be expressive are controlling and you know wanting to be acknowledged and do it exactly my way because I was powerless as a child yeah for sure and then that's something you think DC with actors too and they finally get some success the the the whole process of auditioning for things is so brutal because you just do you like me do you like me I want you to like me if I get the part I don't have the bar and then dizzy go to this for years then finally do get it and then finally you're the f****** man like I'll look at them like Mike's the stars of Mike Michael cook me but got your your bagels ready Mike any trailers ready and then Mike is that gay people act in this and then as they get more and more famous they they feel like they're entitled yesterday's treat my guests and that and I feel like that's I've seen it in in our world between band scene on my bands Tool Prison for a perfect circle all of them and you get to you get two spots where are you you feel entitled you're arrogant you are greedy like all those things all those things are in all of us and you have to check yourself when they come up or not changing personalities you're not just it's not just like one person with a creative vision and they put it down you have all these other people and their ideas and did you got to work it out together and there's all sorts of weird s*** going on right sorry because then he can talk to call success when you get successful you think you're right about everything and you're pretty sure as that individual I am right and you are wrong because I'm successful and unsuccessful because of me and I because of you and so it's it's not that bad with us Mina because of you and so yeah it's it's not that bad with us you know I want this and I've always gotten my way and that's why we're successful because I don't compromise on this or that and it's like you know I'm I'm saying what


    Joe Rogan Rips Into Water Dowsers
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    well water we're on the run the spring that comes down from Mingus Mountain Jerome is on on spring water and we have a well down on the other side so your tap water Spring Water wow so do you have does anybody add anything to it probably listen well as well because we have. You know we have the Oak Creek and that's that's that the page spring is right there so we'd have water dish right so we actually irrigate The Vineyard on those but I would have put in a well on every one of them just as Back-up Plan did you get the guy with the stick trying to figure out where the water is the diviner guy that s*** work works for us how is that real property and he had the guy come over with the stick I'm like I can't talk to you anymore want got that, they know that there is a general area where the water is there some dude with the cell phone in the corner of my desk while I think it's right here it is who's this guy called water witching witchcraft look at this guy f*** this guy what you just try to drill a well out of the f****** blue just slip up somewhere right here of network of Wells yeah movie where there's bad people there was throw the bodies in a well remember the well baby the kid that fell down the well took like days to get him out it's like the worst magician ever he's literally like moving his are nothing on your mind watches hands f*** you f*** you Melvin John Baker professional dowser professional Hozier he's a hoser this guy John if you're listening I'm sorry I'm sure you're real it's moving down with my a coincidental e my hands are thrusting down at the same time yeah nonsense he's a professional dowser what's the name of the religion that the snakes that bite him in the face and across tools Deja samalama ding dong you have to do that like that one I'll just be on in the middle of talking about Robert Tilton one of my all-time favorite quotes every time you write a check to me Satan gets a black eye the farting preacher


    Is Trump Just a Distraction from Our Real Problems?
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    just started thinking about that thing you did with Ronda Rousey and who else was in the what the f*** is he doing did you get all the different Ronda Rousey versions they look like from Christy side Works in there we have a Miss Holly Holm we have we have met we have Rhonda on the hot one okay will do at home animate I have no idea how to animate you got a lot of s*** for this not really I mean cuz it's it's just pure comedy only when it's like when it comes to assholes so I don't like most politicians are easy targets because they're lying right away I think the best comedy we've had in many years has pain Trump cuz he's just he's set them up for you he does but it's almost it's what he's doing is so strange because he's not even pretending to be what we think of as a president like he'll attack people on Twitter it's weird there is no reason I feel like it's almost like that is the distraction to keep us all divide and keep us all guessing what the f*** is going on and he proposed that maybe maybe if you're good if you're good conspiracy theory you're going to put those together so there's anything weird like that going on that goes up there's a fungus it's going to kill everybody don't tell me it just can't be arguing like you know distracted by you know football is component of our government doesn't make us and then either fight tickets accidental don't think anybody I don't think it was pulling the strings I think it's just like part of the progression of what happened because half of the Kali Yuga Madness yet chaos going on at people capitalizing on that chaos and I definitely think there's lying and I definitely think these conspiracies but I think more than anything it's just this is the way the world is turning right now because of just how Society is set up and how disconnected we are to the natural world and how connected we are to the digital world and its way out but I think in the interim I feel like an attempted Rica going to help I think generally generationally there's a way out the problem is for Our Generation I don't know if there's a way out and I think especially People Like Us that grew up without any sort of internet and then have watched it transform and completely take over the world where is the idea of a world without internet is impossible to us it doesn't even compute but we grew up without it so what happened while we were taking over we're taking over by some sort of digital entity I don't think for us I think that this world has to be figured out by the people that recognize that we f***** up but we're talkin about learning from mistakes learn from other people's mistakes we're going to learn from our mistakes they're going to learn from our mistakes and they're going to have see people who grew up just like I mean like every other really f*****-up part of human civilization that people manage to over, avoid whether it's slavery or managed to overcome and avoid whether it's slavery or war with bows and arrows like they've figured out like that was not the way to do it let's move past this let's figure out what the Folly of our ancestors was and let's let's adjust accordingly I agree with it


    Centipedes Freak Joe Rogan Out!
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    nervous about hospitals when you can about nurses get off on killing people every so often there's some nurses just gave people Lethal Injections of s*** just one movie makes a great movie does but you know I love I love nurses nurses spiders 24 can spiders putting holes in your leg, my dad Spiderbait for a long time docile pretty cool and they just hang out then I like that she got to watch out for that tarantula hawk oh Jesus that sings Big okay yeah I've seen these things before huge they they find a tarantula they jump on it they infected with their eggs until the trenches like I made it out of there and wanders off and then dies and they are both come out of the tarantula top five yeah yeah like a like a centipede centipede on the list but like not above centipede really that's me being terrified to send it on a counter as the as the tarantula hawk from what I read I don't know I don't know who's doing this the tasers that the pepper sprayed get back to how do you know at a certain moment let you know what you want to get to that bullet ant level like it's supposed to be like in your arms land in a car door for 24 hours like how do you know the sound worse than that you have another one that's really bad to was like yeah fukin do-it-yourself stung by tarantula hawk oh yeah what is that guy's name again coyote coyote Wilson what's his name does worth of anything he's ever done but like he goes and finds everything that's the worst thing you can do and does the video like this watch them to deal with it quite a few of those guys Knoxville killing a mouse that's why I had aggressive in the way they attack mice eat might as well do what they're down there down watch this watch this smells like some kind of cute just chilling hanging out here in this weird blue. f****** Jesus look at him he's already dead I mean that is goddamn crazy the mouse is way bigger than him and he's burrowing into his f****** spine right now it's twitching and trying to stay alive to think about it that's so creepy as it's not necessarily hungry like it just does what it does it sees things it kills it but call me I'm here with a mouse how many I'm here with a mouse like a bison and a nine-year-old it's like I'm hearing it with a mouse in this weird little f****** environment that doesn't seem natural at all but I'm not going to think about that I'm just going to kill this f****** Mouse that's what's important not not why am I in this


    Joe Rogan | The Importance of Sports Psychology w/Rico Verhoeven
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    about psychology do you have a mental trainer or anybody comes like a sports psychologist but that's the day I started off with the guy I was telling you about all of your Lima also kickboxing world champion in different different weight divisions and I was training with him and he took me with his training took me to his training and working with him in his prime and without him knowing was teaching me so much about mental training because I was training with him and you would never giving up and the moment that I just showed something like he gave even extra you more gas when you start slowing down or that's what he still made my mental coach would that so easy my corner and everything when he says something I just think about don't want to disappoint this man because he knows what how important this is and I think it's from the start of last year or something I was really like little bit skeptical about talking to people like like a psychologist or something . you know it pretty deep with somebody you don't know is I don't know. Maybe my mind just doesn't add up you know where I feel good but still I got in this situation that I had to or I just had to and I went there and actually felt pretty good so from that moment know what how many things happened of what everything that happens in your life and he's got a process to all that stuff but I thought you just so many things happened in your life that you just can't process and you put them away on your back and you just fall off so I think of it the same way you were talking about physical therapy that like if you have a little injuries nagging injury I get a massage out everything loosens up I think of it the same way if you're not taking a good account of what's going on in your mind you can develop like little mental injuries exactly but for me and maybe a lot of people has maybe not nowadays but like from back in the day you talked to his psychology you crazy you're right right right right yeah that's what that's how people in Holland like yeah I approached it for a long time here for Fighters it was the same thing like most Fighters didn't need a psychologist that's not the winners winners know how to win you just don't be a p**** go out there and f****** fire but that's nonsense like his no pussies and professional fight you know but there is Edge get an edge can get an advantage whether you get that Advantage from getting massage or cryotherapy or from a sport psychologist there's advantages to be had so but I think that's what my what I got from my dad is just being tough being tough and being hard on yourself in whatever situation you're in just be tough on yourself and just because that's what he was he was tough on himself and so that's what I got from him but now I just think I could just to tweak everything up and just give mentally imbalanced and Presley when he passed away like almost two years ago it's just yeah it was tough. Especially when the the relationship we had wasn't like look like on and off on and off and it really was on it was like a lot of discussion that you just hurts and then things happened in your life and you try to process everything and give it a turn spot but it's hard sometimes and you just need somebody outside of your comfort zone to talk about that Brian and yeah that that really works and help for me so I'm very thankful for that and just you know I think always happens for a reason whatever positive or negative and sometimes you you know what happened and why it happened and sometimes you probably know whatever like a few years and maybe you never know it but in my opinion everything in life positive or negative happens for a reason and it's just yeah it's on you or doesn't if you decide that it does that it happens for a reason and you can find benefit in good or bad things than it does happen for a reason but you make that distinction that it's going to be for your benefit it can help you in the long run that's a difference between a person who takes things that happen adversity in life and decides that the world is against them can't catch a break the world to me over those people wind up becoming losers versus someone who says you know what we're going to be fine this is going to make me better and make me stronger is going to make me understand I'm even though I'm more vulnerable right now this is going to make me understand myself better is going to ultimately make me better at everything I do you decide that then they do things do happen for a reason exactly and that's the end that's one of the reasons I love washing your part podcast because that's what you bring and especially what I think for people that maybe sometimes struggle with certain things or like just explaining the situation anything like f*** what the f*** did I do to life that constantly haven't been just backfires on me it's I always think like you are responsible for the choices you make your life nobody else you're also responsible for how you accept or how you focus on your life exactly how you think about things and that how you how you process it you're responsible for it so and those those are things like are so important to me and that's why that's and that's what I mean with I try to surround myself with people that boost my Flame I would like who did I text who did I call it like you know those people need to boost my flame they need to be important one way or the other in business or in work or it can be in love or in family or whatever you need to be important in some kind of way I just need to have positively around me because I've seen so many negative things from my family side that doesn't work drains it drains you and I believe like it's like Karma if you your negative you will attract more negative things positive or positive things will come your way 100% I believe that was well do you have a visualization plan when you go into a fight like say like this rematch with Badr Hari you going to sit down and visualize scenarios do to train your your thought process to go over scenarios or to have a game plan and you are mine the way execute the fight the way you would like to imagine it of course of course think every fighter does and be warm to be set aside like to meditate set aside time to do that or you just do that all the time no it just just happens just doing it all the time you are in the car it just it just happens when you you think about what's going to what's going to happen in the upcoming months you just know that okay this is going to be next level okay but how are we going to approach despite what is going to happen What might happen if he does this I do that this could happen and that could happen before going into the this this person in this fight for so long and for like three or four months that's that's a long time so that happens and I always feel like much fun to people to do realize is that my confidence level during a. Of like 3-4 months into a fight goes like up and down up and down you are the f****** best of what you do and I think that happens to everybody except the process except cuz I've been doing this my whole life I know it's part of the process but still it's frustrating so and that's what Frank Zappa mental coach and a psychologist can help you with to cope with that at that moment so that you don't stay here and you do climb back up again but it's from your body being tired and then you say where does that come from come from anywhere you know from your body being tired like hey why can't I cope with this training or why is this training getting to me or JR's bar and why did I get get hit five times with the right hand and then block or react whatever so it can come from anywhere and then the monotony of training as well right now


    Rico Verhoeven on Fighting Badr Hari | Joe Rogan
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    so he doesn't know the sport Badr Hari is one of the biggest names in the sport like forever he's he's a guy who he's stopped Alistair Overeem you know it's fought in K1 not everybody Kardashian parts for a long time and then he fought you everybody I was Champion I was beating everybody who said he's a champion but he hasn't fought butter that's like if he was on national television today if you wants to fight let's go ahead and deal with a bunch of legal trouble it was just like another fight then the fight at the end the fight ended that way yet I was too bad so but now we can do it again yeah so the fight was quite a while ago 60 yeah that's why did he so long for the rematch yeah there was a bunch of stuff going on in between and like last year he fought has the Girgis also a good kickboxing believe he's now doing MMA in Bellator and then after that fight they both got caught with using whatever steroids last year yeah so for him that was the first fight since your fight with him in 2016 is that it yeah I know that I'm sure he looks the same thing but it's just it's what's interesting is when you're in high-level competition like he was of course you know the days when he fought Alistair before out there made the transition full moon to MMA when you before you came to strike force and all that stuff that's that's a long time ago you know it's probably hard to get back into mean end to jump straight into top-level, 2 like heads Eeyore especially like fighting you at a champion that's a big leap right yeah so but that's the thing now we both have it so he fought last year March and I fought last year September so because I was in negotiations and still am in negotiations with glory for new contract so it's is both been a while for us but I've been before that I was like in the microwave we have much more momentum than just the thing about fighting to when guys take a long time off it's almost like they they lose the feel for it they lose energy not obviously they know how to kick they know how to punch they know what to do during shape but there's a feel that they have for the ring for exactly excited this site that this is what people do nice as I can't you step in the ring and that's true but you need detention you need that five of walking towards the ring stepping into ring all those people looking at you at that moment that's a certain type of feeling that you get and he'll be comfortable with it yeah and that that's exactly what it is or it becomes problematic and the older you get the less how old about her now standards in the morning hey Rico a just test at the events really strict when you are when you're there yeah that's that's a little bit easier to pass though there are two because I'm not on it I don't want to stay busy I don't want to think about it but whatever you do I just jump in there and just do what I got to do but that's why I told Lori now and again after this whole issue because a lot of people were caught like last year and they didn't expect that goes like hey we got to keep doing this because this is the way we make the sport clean yes and I think that's what we deserve because yeah we are at we are a good sport we are all athletes but I want to be safe in the ring and what do you mean with say you're going into a fight understand but somebody that uses whatever can maybe just punch a little bit harder in the beginning of the fight or whatever I'm getting more endurance exactly Amazon it one person's not that's you know it's it's a giant Advantage anybody says it's not it's just lying to themselves yeah yeah I'm not even thinking about it and kickboxing two and if there's a fight that I can tell people hey you got to watch you really want to know what kickboxing all about watch this fight the fight because you're such a wild man with such a knockout artist and you obviously one of the most successful ever you know I mean your your kickboxing record and Glory images the highlight reels amazing got so many great fights over there yeah I've been doing so good I really enjoy myself and that's what I said I want to bring kickboxing to a new level like that especially when you go over now and Holland like normally it all I was like soccer or whatever cycling or ice skating that's where parents were bringing their kids to in it this is cool when we go to three years ago what would make a change I think because of the Bonner fight that was so we were getting getting more airtime and after the Bonafide and everything that happened around him and surrounding him like the things you said would happen outside in the club and Disney that he was like the national a****** and that was like the perfect Flash and then of course yeah I beat him so bloated but unsatisfying the way it happened. He gets his arm injured or whatever he thinks happened but like you cuz you're suspicious about it then looking at the other arm and it just it's a fake thing for me but it's like but that's what I have with this whole thing that he tries to create it's like when he's getting announced and everything is like a butter re110 something fights and 90 Knockouts but I'm upset with what I'm doing when I fight an opponent and I'm fighting I'm looking for everything I want know everything about you and everything these days you can find on the internet so when I'm looking on the internet for example you look at Wikipedia and looking all the fight from back in the days K1 days and even before that maybe get to 6075 so where are the other fights does that mean like when you were younger in the youth. You did like 40-something fights did you knock everybody out I don't know my train has been there for years even before that and he doesn't know about it so that's strange because everything is documented on on the end of everything you can find on the internet so soothing is records inflated I think so it's got some crazy Knockouts though he got I think is not as crazy as they make it to me which is crazy because the reality is pretty crazy I mean you don't need to Hype it up any more than it really is Right nobody's been there for years but when I look at it I can't find it but maybe that's all that I'm looking at your suspicious I'm suspicious about because when I look at Wikipedia I don't look at when he was around it starts from when he was around sixteen till now sexy 75 is fine when you look at them in the early days till he was so skinny


    Kickboxing Champion Says Fighting is a Thinking Man's Game | Joe Rogan
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    first fight you had with bar holyshit was that crowd hot that was a wild crowd they even like jump to it that everything went crazy so well-attended in a f*****-up way said his arm was hurting you get an MRI or posted on Instagram I don't know I don't know for me it was yeah you know there was like an anticlimax it wasn't the way I wanted to end that fight but I think for the rest for for him this was the perfect way to end the fight because this is the way you could you could get a rematch would have lost no point in doing the rematch if you would get knocked out no point in doing so and then you eventually one yeah you know but formula for my feeling but walked into the Japs the first round and everything that's true but I was pressuring him I was pressuring him the whole time and I was trying to feel like where is my distance where I can hit and where I can where I get hit so hard sometimes Windows opened up so when you hit it it opened up again so I was like yeah it is what it is I'm not really bothered by it so I was pressuring person and I was like okay now I got now I got it but after the first round and then we jumped into the second one I was fit I was ready for I was ready for this fight and that's what I like to do I would like to drag people into the deep water so you're very fit for a heavyweight you have crazy cardio that's one of the things that I've always admired are you fighting style so you put insane pressure on guys for a heavyweight cuz heavyweights bigger guys tend to fight at a slower pace and less volume but you you push your pace and when the fight gets a third fourth and fifth rounds you f****** pilot on man yeah because I've been training with light guys for like my whole career so when I started at the gym I started it with the Superbowl SportsCenter with Dennis Corral he had Albert Kraus he was the fur K1 Max Champion any Adelphia Lima like multiple middleweight champion world champion so I was working with those guys like everyday and they just can't don't pressure any other or just go with less power and pressure them like they try to pressure me and of course in beginning is like still you get tired but at a certain moment you get like hey this is going better and you have to balance out how hard you swing versus like not going full blast but going to technical or knowing that you can start unloading the third fourth and fifth rounds Eastern Xenoblade but it's for me it's like I'm playing a game for me this is we always say fighting is a thinking man's game because fighting everybody can fight when they have to everybody can fight when does it matter what person when you put them in a corner and it's life-or-death everybody can fight but it's it's so much more than that it's has more than just fighting so and that's how I try to step into the ring with that mentality like he told me it's only an NDC like guys in Mac it with a guy like Nick Diaz like Nick Diaz is famous for not hitting guys hard he just stays on you just stays on you a lot of volume and then you get tired and then they start unloading a big-shot so that's what I like the biggest compliment I could get from an opponent and I had it like for my like my last six upon I got like three or four times this week oh now I understand why you are the champion I thought everybody but this I've never felt before and you're on a different level and that's the biggest compliment I could get because I'm in the in the ring for five rounds with this guy and they they got every Opera need to do everything they drink for with me for five rounds so I didn't knock them out we just fought for five rounds but they just did not know what to do and that's for me the biggest compliment I can get to be Technical and to just play your game exactly yeah I really love your rematch with Jamal Ben saddik was one of my favorite parts this you get tagged in the beginning and then you overwhelmed them and then when you put them away or so I called leash it what a fight what if I thought was that guy's a big motherfuker to that he's a big guy and I lost against in the back in the days and when I was like just a little little kid and so this fight brought something with it as well let's go I'm ready for you so yeah this was the best thing I Need You spit in my face during a press conference so I got some extra motivation for that fight well you played it out perfectly to wear even when he hit you and hurt you early in the fight you stayed calm you didn't get emotional you use good defense and then once you got him into the deep water you stopped in the fourth the fifth fifth round yeah once you got him in the Deep then you piled it on and then put them away the but then again it's the same thing for me if I ask how did you do that you got tags and I said but then again I made a mistake I switched the South Pole but instead of switching and stepping outside of his front like I was right in front of his of his leg and he was just throwing a left right what's training to that that's that's what happened it's not that for my point of view that he X death so it happened and from that moment I can do two things I can think okay I can jump into the fight to try to get that point or whatever that moment back or just thinking my mind like okay this round take it and let's go fresh into the second that's what no just think about okay I lost drama got four more to go and I got back into the corner and my choice hate you back so yep okay he's tired now yeah when he tried to unload on you he emptied out a lot of gas tank that you hurt forgot he's always a dangerous spider that that guy's huge what is you like 696 Southview so maybe that fights going to come but like I said now I'm in like last year the 31st of December my contract was finished with Glory so we've been in negotiations ever since so from that moment on I said in my last contract you guys told me to bother fight was going to happen and it didn't happen so that's what I want first give me the butterfly light and from that moment on we going to discuss


    Dr. Cornel West On His Experiences at Standing Rock
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    in the nation of immigrants I don't like that language overlooks indigenous peoples and involuntary movements like black people and and in slavery was not America's original sin that's another neoliberal lie that you hear all the time on the corporate media as if indigenous people suffering has to be rendered invisible to highlight black people what's one of the least disgusting justices of the nation dream alcoholism it was rugged misery in it they still got that rich music and poetry and resisted but the the social conditions are just but this beat that they are the casualties of a settler Colonial Enterprise and we rather act as if they don't exist I mean we black people became Central because our Labour and our imagination and culture became Central and we had a ball bearing Civil War 750000 people dead each life precious has been to Central event in the shaping of America but it when people talk about race and go straight to Blackness as if indigenous peoples and redness not intrical to it's just that they've been busy so invisible and the vicious attack has been so immense what's so complicated to that they have their own rules on the reservations they're allowed to have gambling they can have all sorts of they they have their own sovereignty in a certain way on the reservation is very odd. I was blessed to be there in Standing Rock couple of dinner was ago it was one of the marvelous moments in in my life to stand there with them the group there was a multiracial group people came from all around the world and I am inclined from Canada for the most part it was a matter of the indigenous peoples coming together memories of Wounded Knee 1890 over 400 people trying to put pressure on the Obama Administration to ensure that a pipeline was not built that would violate the sacred lands and many of the Sacred memories of indigenous peoples and it was magnificent because you had the coming together of indigenous Nations because part of the problem is that you fall oppress people is fighting among themselves and the difficulty of coming together the first time you had two coming together with significant number of a digit peoples Nations unified against the greedy corporate Elites who are trying to promote this pipeline through Canada all the way down to the southern section the United States and it was his first one we got an announcement right when we were there it was freezing it was December it was freezing up there you're not but no we got an announcement from the Obama Administration for a suspension of it cuz I had planned to do at 2 I mean Obama administration and be very accommodating the Wall Street interests and corporate elead interests and so forth I even given me the image and spectacle of black president being a progressive and what-have-you much more Progressive than Trump that's not saying too much shrimp but we got a suspension and the in the struggle continues really but it was it intended as Citra Mendes ripples through the cultures of indigenous peoples than and their nations in terms of coming together and the fact that it was successful and it was a relative the joy in organizing the joy and fighting for justice the joy in the nightclub the joy in the church has a mass of temples and synagogues Joy is something that we need to come back to that one of the great secrets of The Human Condition what are the sources of Joy with other condition for the possibility of Jordan Rubin obsessed with pleasure for the last two hundred years or so there's nothing wrong with you pleasure but pleasure is not the same thing as Joy at all when you look at the sparkling eyes of your precious daughter that's not pleasure that's Joy you and your wife that's D deep Joy is it that's what indoors you could be broke as the Ten Commandments financially but that memory will bring you Joy that's not pleasure as Joy you and your wife that's D deep Joy is it that's what indoors you could be broke as the Ten Commandments financially but that memory will bring you Joy


    Dr. Cornel West on the Israeli Occupation | Joe Rogan
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    play one of the saddest features of Our Moment giving all our the joy of reveling in each other's Humanity in music and so forth is that you know you got impending ecologically catastrophe escalating nuclear catastrophe economic catastrophe spiritual catastrophe in terms of intensifying forms of depression suicide wasted lies lack of self-respect not believe in oneself and thinking that the only way you can really make it is by imitating the mainstream forms of Conformity and then the political catastrophes of right-wing movements all around the world by right-wing movements what I mean it's the rule of big money big military and then scapegoat the most vulnerable to try to convince the most vulnerable that it's their fault that they're in the subordinate positions that they are rather than giving him a fair chance you see and that's the makings of new forms of fascism and so on yourself and you said yourself you know how do we hold on to some sense of hope and there is no hope without wrestling with despair if you afraid of Despair you never have hope when you say when you talkin about your concern about nuclear catastrophe impending nuclear catastrophe what's going on right now with Iran no the hell they've been through it many years what United States was on the side of Saddam Hussein they were all alone in the world I mean it's very much like I Jewish brother sisters felt the 1973 they already undergone genocide all attack on I3 price of Jews killed and the 73 IDI are there in the world all by themselves other than the US Empire and people the worst in people because it's all about In Crowd in Group Security authoritarian on the inside and distrustful of the whole world on the outside and this is why it's so difficult to have a discussion about the Israeli occupation what are precious Palestinian brothers and sisters because the try to be able to cast a light on how an underdog cuz that's a history Jews 2000 years is basic the dog became an oppressor and how they become top dog tied to the u.s. top dogs now you always have to get in those Jewish voices an organization that are critical of Israeli occupation critical of any actions of human beings including Jews in it that need to be calling the question but it's hard to keep track of the Rich and prices Humanity of Palestinian brothers and sisters under occupation second-class citizenship when it's very clear that Jews have been so viciously treated for 2,000 years in the history of a history of the West as well as the history of the year the Middle East and yet we have a moral duty to keep track of the preciousness of press Palestinian babies just as we ought to keep track of the preciousness of Jewish babies when gods and Tel Aviv must have a spotlight in terms of what those human beings are going through on both sides that divided as it were even given a symmetric relation of power and the structure domination collie occupation about the same thing about the bet I say the same thing about Kami I say something about Western sub-sahara under Moroccan domination there's so many examples that we human beings I'm generate that require our moral and spiritual witness and our analytical attention and our artists generate that require our moral and spiritual witness and our analytical attention and our artists who can authorize an alternative even if only for a moment and alternative


    Dr. Cornel West on Cultural Appropriation and Black Culture | Joe Rogan
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    I was blessed to have dialogue with the BB King on a number of occasions his ability the king and lot of ways King not because he was the greatest blues artists but because he was a great Blues artist through his personality and through his generosity was able to create such a presence that he becomes the king in that way I had a chance to see him live you saw him no he was still standing was damaged in the late nineties absolutely the blues was a kind of high school Visa V the Jazz who are those went to college and psychology Majors study strong with Duke don't know about that because they know genius and excellent comes number of different forms most Jazz musicians don't have the genius of a Robert Johnson and yet you know Charlie Christian guitar is more complicated new variety different ways and Robert Johnson to so that you have to be able to be flexible enough to see the differences of development building on the genius of those who came before so you can end up being a very good guitar player who play unbelievable chords that Jimi Hendrix created us but you build it on Jimmy Ryan and it becomes almost not taken for granted but something you can use as a launching pad like Stevie Ray Vaughan did he Heroes great vibration that's a great exam and it's a lot of controversy these days about cultural appropriation okan white brothers and sisters really be part of a black Jean run so far to someone I had to download get my classes at Harvard up this spring while I teach a course of black intellectual tradition and I include them some white intellectuals is part of it strange career of Jim Crow for example by the great C Vann Woodward history of Jim Crow to the Bible the Bible the Civil Rights Movement word was a white Southern brother and I would have to make sure we don't understand completely by the way I can well let me ask you this is Eminem a part of the hip hop Tradition at the highest level in just a Year's yes he is his own distinctive stamp on it all in Oak to be another Righteous Brothers another Average White Band from Scotland why why'd you have to go over to have to go and make me love you and slow soaked in rhythm and blues careers like that today country in South Carolina for brother Bernie and I put it on and it shows again how you know that human spirit is always grounded in something local and particular like black music when it travels is it it's the route and the routes are black but the RO Utes is global


    Muhammad Ali and Why Sports Are Important for Black People | Dr. Cornel West
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    the more important parts of being a person right is to really your diet of what you take in in terms of what whatever whether it's your art or whether it's your education try to take in the best and most inspirational on the most spectacular versions of human human Endeavors absolute reasons why Sports is a kind of American religion sure because in sports or whatever for I know that you got this you understand the role of Excellence with the Greek god or taste of that place but to be able just to turn on our television and see brother LeBron James doing that's another context that cuts across race class gender and so far LeBron how you do it than memories of Michael Jordan and Jerry West so important late 1960s because he wouldn't go to Vietnam Muhammad Ali along with Richard Pryor the richest it was a free as black and black man the 20th century but the boxing is so crucial as well as the other day of the other sports because for black people every other sphere in the society is unfair and I'm free but when you get in that ring and the referee is fair you finally get Fair competition play Jack Johnson was such a threat remember that Johnson I can write Brothers out there would be racial riots against black folk killing black people all across the country don't you get the idea to just because he beat the white man in the context of fairness you can beat anybody and that goes all the way to Muhammad Ali and that interested while he was a Pioneer because there was none before him Jack Johnson was literally the first all by him by himself and then there was one I think but not as famous but that was taking place at the same time so he would associate himself with the black Freedom Movement color Civil Rights Movement he joined the Nation of Islam under honorable Elijah Muhammad a man came and then became very close to Malcolm X and had to deal with the splits on when ultimately becomes you know I'm Orthodox Muslim but at the same time recognizes his political Consciousness was tied to the Nation of Islam and so forth and for him to do that dissociated with the honorable Elijah Muhammad Nation of Islam probably had about 0.1% approval in the country and probably about four 5% in the black community at that time black Focus black Christians were just afraid of the black Muslims but it was Malcolm X who is in it all of his genius made it so broadly conceived but even Chris just like my Jesus loving free black man but I can't live my life without Malcolm and he's Muslim to the core Ryan's praying 5 times a day Memoirs in history American civilization was very misunderstood the cultural Narrative of who he was absolutely my only credential I changed my mind they're not Devils too many goddamn this Behavior he's right call Lowe's of Devil's baby when he said the first thing he said what he meant he meant what he said when he said the second thing he said what he meant and meant what you said do we have like that


    Racism Isn't Just About White Supremacy | Joe Rogan and Dr. Cornel West
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    the people that don't suffer in those communities are torn apart of that Community there's a natural inclination to resist they don't want to do anything they don't they don't want to think they're responsible they don't want to think they're part of it then we want to discuss it even discussing it you feel resistance they will it in the state of denial yes trying to avoid when trying to evade know it's it's very very real that's very real but you know what also works with Ian community color this is again why I think we have to resist any monolithic care or homogeneous characterizations of people so they didn't time to talk about white supremacy you got the John Brown's and you know Mary Ellen Pleasant who was a black woman who was worth 347 million dollars in the 1840s why he's called the mother of human rights in California she do she made a rich white brother and he died on but she ended up when may ends about first thing she did she gave John Brown $1000000 John Brown had her in his pocket when he was at Harpers Ferry that's how he survived black communities you got okay 1% of population America loan 41% of the wealth you got three individuals who have wealth equivalent to 160 million fellow-citizens but within the black community the top 1% of Black Folk and what was 70% of the well so that means you got a lot of pressure is Jamal's invitations out there who do our Corto to live vicariously through the lies of black celebrities so it's all about presentation rather than substitute transformation you get that in politician you got a black president all of y'all must be free isn't that a beautiful thing live through him live through the family beautiful achievement magnificent achievement but it's not about symbolic representation only this about fundamental transformation so it's a challenge Mary Ellen Pleasant and others and Martin King and others are challenges for those of us who do have some resources they're still raise our voices because you can be black highly well-adjusted the Injustice economically terms of race and so far and the same is true you can be brown you can be so it's not just a matter of looking for that one individual who represents it's a matter of connecting that representation to from the middle Transformations there's no fundamental transformation you end up the whole generation of peacocks look-at-me look-at-me look-at-me all about for legend what does that do that flows directly into the cultural superficial spectacle last thing we need is just spectacle with no substance in that way and this is a battle within within the communities of peoples of color because it's not it's not going to be a matter of just pointing out white supremacy clause white supremacy part of the country is not the only foundation cuz you got resistance to white supremacy Lydia Maria child she wrote a book in 1834 call and appeal but that class of Americans called Africans it was deeply influenced by one of the greatest works ever written at that time by David Walker appeal to the colored citizens of the world she's a wife sister she is as vanilla as Doris Day in the 1830s fundamental of the black Freedom Movement right we'll see those folk need to be lifted up because what is that do that exposes our Humanity in terms of the choices we make not just the skin color we have now is it the same thing in terms of gender the brothers who are fundamentally concerned about breaking the back of patriarchy we know patriarchy shot through us cuz we grew up in the 1950s and 60s no man escapes but you try to reconquer all the same is true of precious gays and lesbians and trans focus it to be decent human beings who make moral choices I believe in the Primacy of the moral and the spiritual the centrality of the artistic especially the musical and especially the comics as the vanguards who represent a freedom and a courage and a vision to connect us as human beings cuz you can't really be a, what a wholesale Nazi ideology that you can be a Nazi genius like Martin Heidegger who's the Greek philosopher in a genius and a thug when it comes to pop when it comes to politics you see but a comic is got to be able to be open enough to deal with the incongruity and inconsistency at the sheer absurdity of it all you talked about moments of Freedom earlier and I was like one of the greatest things and they're killing his mom where everyone's together there altogether locked up in the last ER and they're all together there this is sense of community that you share with the people that are in the room it does bring people together even if it's for brief moments for a few seconds or how long would it take someone not to be trashed life consists of moment you know what I mean to the memory of what could be as opposed to what's inflation of the great August Wilson about the great playwright blackplayer ex deeply influenced by the blues Baraka and Bearden romare Bearden the great painter and Mary Brock of course from Newark like yourself would like Sarah Vaughan and Philip Roth and used to say that performance authorized this alternative reality authorize this alternative realities for the audience to get them to unsettle their conventional perceptions of the world world and that's what great artist great, but that's what that's what you


    We've Got to Spread Love and Justice By Example | Joe Rogan and Dr. Cornel West
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    did that you bring infected with living in such a grim moment would I call it on the American Empire in Decline and we all need to call Forest regeneration is democratic revitalization regeneration but how do we do that only by example me because there's a difference between them with the great Roberto hunger cause biographical time and historical time all of us aboard and circumstances not of our own choosing we're only here for so long we all have insecurities deities and fears knowing that our bodies willing to go Extinction one day very soon and therefore the deal with those insecurities and fears and anxieties you have to have certain structures of feeling and value that give you some sense of worth Wellness As you move through time for mother's womb to tune right and it's only in biographical Tigers only got one life is that a Jordan and there's no person who the Messiah. date of gold it be self-deceiving make you call me I can keep moving there's no maasai's out there there's no savior is out there there's no massaging groups there's no massages in collectivities there's only lives to be live we back to check off again lies to be lived acknowledging things were in place before we arrived so therefore we are to have gratitude for the love that we received I'm at. That's how I'll be getting my my whole life I am who I am because somebody loved me it's Mom is dad and my brothers and my sisters or friends right and I don't deserve it and I have to somehow following Ash Wednesday Ashford and Simpson is he send it like a puff of smoke you got to let it go spread whatever love Justice by example examples of the go-kart of Justin as a wonderful line in critique of pure reason examples of a go-kart of judgment the judgments we make a predicated on the examples that we have and we must have examples of greatness if you're going to be a classical composer better spending some Ludwig Beethoven you going to be a serious artist of the musical theater you better study a genius who still alive named Stephen Sondheim from West Side the company the Sunday in the park with George the passion to Sweeney Todd across-the-board not to imitate just to know what greatness is in your genre you and Hip-Hop you better study some Rakim you better study Inyo genre you and Hip-Hop you better study some Rakim you better study some follow-the-leader Chewbacca dad's right


    Trump and the Crisis at the Border | Joe Rogan and Dr. Cornel West
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    me and I'm one of the uplifting features of being rooted in the Arts and Music is that no matter how ugly and vicious and hateful things are it never suffocates the human Spirit somebody going to tell a joke and somebody sentimental Hollywood stereotypical way but you know that song by Stevie Wonder these three words you got that man can be kindled to smile open and connect in the world overwhelmed by hatred and distrust that shot the shot through all of us and we all contribute to it we all contribute to it you see that's one of the reasons why I even want to talk about you know brother Trump has any other gang so I called legend of the worst of America in the way in which Martin King represents the best that they are both America's apple pie but any critique of anybody ought to begin with yourself wow he was interested he was there with Mike Tyson and it was interesting cuz it was a chocolate Affair you know that you don't have vanilla brother there to come across to the brother is that it just so glad to be there hanging out with the black Brothers and what it is but a cultural dynamic because he was the richest one in the room and like that got a lot of money with Don King different kind of dynamic embrace you know it because that's the best of Black Culture leonine generation wagon say go back where you come from come on in his sister be part of this Democratic America is going to be red and black people because they are the ones whose undergo the Monstrous crimes against humanity the genocide of stolen land on the one hand and the peoples and the human bondage on the other those are the pill has the worst pillars of the country then you got Democratic Visions coming not just from Thomas Jefferson but they coming from the slaves like Frederick Douglass the Border crisis is a very interesting one right because it's represents the the fear of people from the downtrodden countries where they they don't have opportunity trying to get into this country but it also represents fear of criminals of drug dealers and gangsters and gang members make cartel members making the way across in and victimizing our citizens and make it as if the ladder represent so sad because he has a brother who speaks his whole personal identity on Christian being a Christian calling to question your Christian faith in nothing I don't have the authority to do that but the Bible says in part by The Works you shall know them the works of Love they exemplify and you do nowadays you got commodified Christianity had to come out and fight culture of a declining Empire and you get Christian evangelicals 91% of So Pro Trump 79% sees that he's doing the best possible job and you said yourself how Christianity lost meaning of the Cross and it's become so accommodating to the Empire and it was the Roman who put Jesus to death Roman Empire you had some Neil Colonial Elites who cooperated but it was a Roman Empire who put Jesus to death it was Envy greatest Empire of its day very much like the Persian Empire the largest greatest Empire of each day with Cyrus degree now you got the Roman Empire putting Jesus to death and hear Jesus is sent there by The Crowd by the mob and you say the best of Michael Pence so you going to, date yourself to Donald Trump you going to accommodate yourself to policies that are so inhumane and barbaric just to retain your position and kind of dinner rationalizing as a Christian we need some music and some comedy to try to get in contact with his Humanity to change him but most importantly you know you need to get him out of office you need an ability but with Pantages seeing him in reaction to those people just a failure perspective cold death Dallas some other narrative is that they broke the law in there that they're imposing Upon Our great nation and you know this is its crimes of opportunity to just trying to the trying to find opportunity to try and they're coming over here because they want a better life to not have sympathy for that and other than indigenous people then though I've been in my own African peoples that is the history and bring into the country those who are eager and have energy willing to work and sacrifice and a unbelievable contribution of voluntary immigrants to the making of American American that a nation of immigrants I don't like that language overlooks Brian voluntariamente like black people and end in slavery was not America's original sin that's another neoliberal lie that you hear all the time on the corporate media giphy indigenous people suffering has to be rendered invisible to highlight black people what's one of the least disgusting justices of the alcohol they reach music and poetry and resisted but the the social conditions are just but this beat they are the casualties of a settler Colonial Enterprise and we'd rather act as if they don't exist I mean we black people became Central because our Labour and our imagination and culture became Central and we had a ball bearing Civil War 750,000 people that have each like Precious and that has been the central event in the shaping of America but when people talk what race it goes straight to Blackness as if it did in his peoples and redness not intrical to it's just that they've been busy so invisible and the vicious attack has been so immense what's so complicated to that they have their own rules on the reservations they're allowed to have gambling they can have all sorts of they they have their own sovereignty in a certain way on the reservation is very odd don't know is true I was blessed to be there in Standing Rock though it was one of the marvelous moments in in my life to stand there with them the group there's a multiracial group people came from all around the world and I am inclined from Canada for the most part it was a matter of the indigenous peoples coming together memories of Wounded Knee 1890 over 400 people to remind people pipeline was not built that would violate the sacred lands and many of the Sacred memories of indigenous peoples and it was magnificent because you had two coming together of indigenous Nations because part of the problem is that you fall oppress people is fighting among themselves and the difficulty of coming together the first time you had to coming together a significant number of indigenous peoples Nations unified against the greedy corporate Elites who are trying to promote this pipeline through Canada all the way down to the southern section the United States and it was his first one we got an announcement right when we were there it was freezing to me was December 15th or whatever it was it was we got an announcement from the Obama Administration for a suspension of it cuz I don't plan to do at 2 I mean Obama administration can be very accommodating the Wall Street interests and corporate elead interests and so forth I even given the image and spectacle of black president being a progressive and what-have-you much more Progressive than Trump that's not saying too much shrimp but but we got a suspension and the in the struggle continues real but it was it a tennis Ascent tremendous ripples through the cultures of indigenous peoples and their nations in terms of coming together and the fact that it was successful and it was Lisa relative Victory it was beautiful and organizing the joy fighting for justice the joy in the nightclub the joy and the churches and Masa temples of synagogue Joy is something that we need to come back to that one of the great secrets of The Human Condition what are the sources of Joy what are the conditions for the possibility of Jordan Rubin obsessed with pleasure for the last two hundred years or so there's nothing wrong with with pleasure but pleasure is not the same thing as Joy at all you look at the sparkling eyes of your precious daughter that's not pleasure that's Joy you and your wife that's deep deep Joy is it that's what indoors you could be broke as the Ten Commandments financially but that memory will bring you Joy that's not pleasure as Joy you and your wife that's deep deep Joy is it that's what indoors you could be broke as the Ten Commandments financially but that memory will bring you Joy


    Dr. Cornel West on Socialism | Joe Rogan
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    you think that much like this country is an experiment and self democracy a very recent experiment when you look at human history right there hundreds of thousands of years that we've been human there's really only been a couple years is a hundred years of this that's how you do think that that's maybe the lens that we should look at something like Democratic socialism through not that it can't work but that it hasn't been implemented correctly before that's exactly that's what we got to get beyond the ears of you're absolutely right see what makes not just United States experiments all around the world and very circumstances we become Central stage because we become a world power that understands itself as a democracy with all the contradiction that go ahead and Adama that begin as a settler Colonial Enterprise still got slavery patriarchy workers don't have the right to engage in collective bargaining United States until the 1930s love you down there and they know that collective bargaining why robber barons in our pain relief with soap do ruling class Harry Bridges longshoreman strong Union Jack London of the great socialist at Oakland right and what were they trying to do there was just trying to ensure that ordinary people getting access to job for the living wage peace and education thing that the children of the well-to-do have they have the same value of course there's a Christian for me they have exactly the same value how will they get it will here come so she was movement such thing first thing you want to do is against child labor laws that's the jungle Upton Sinclair they were dying at 30 it with no laws against child labor and working 7 days a week so the labor movement brought us the weekend and I'm not talking about the singer from Canada God bless you I'm talking about the two days we have off because if we didn't have that from the Socialist movement in the labor movement that have been working two young kids 7-Day they did that year after year decade after decade that's greed nobility see that's where that whole idea of the let the market decide falls apart because the market just wants profit right that doesn't mean that markets cannot be used in Democratic ways but they need to be ethical but they got be ethical you got to have some accountability and Regulation and child labor laws were very important breakthroughs at that time of your other you you had to do you need to have lost make sure the water was clean the food was regulated is a narrative that you get from poor people often or people that are lower middle-class that are against the concept of socialism because they equate it with people that want a free ride that's way they equated with people that don't want to work hard that Trend that that's it's a strange narrative when you consider all the things we talked about already like the what we need with the fire department in the police department and all the different ways that socialism does form utilities and different ways of socialism does form part of our culture and our community why do you think that that is this narrative and how does that narrative get reshaped because that Narrative of that the only reason why people want socialism is because they want a free ride that's a wonderful question but one is that you had first we have to listen very closely to right-wing brothers and sisters and conservatives and Midler's because oftentimes human meat like anybody else and then had their own arguments I don't think they have strong ones but they have their own argument so the first thing you say about that is what makes you think that the well-to-do don't have free rides what is inheriting wealth all about the connections are getting into the prep schools and then Ivy League schools in what even though they work is still a kind of free ride if they're preoccupied with this issue being free ride we tell him let's make sure that people do work hard and sacrifice and therefore in some way deserve what they have now if just based on that principle the upper echelons of American society would be indicted body individually I hate greed I hate Injustice I hate white supremacy I hate anti-jewish Prejudice I hate anti-palestinian pressures I hate patriarchy and so forth but the human beings would eat ideologies filtered through are still human being 750 billion dollar military budget Democrats voted for it to how much waste is in the military why is $0.60 of every $1 coming out of federal balanced-budget tied to the military why is his note close oversight and accountability of it how come American people don't know about the four countries that we are bombing or assisting other countries and bami wing write down pakistan-afghanistan Yemen absolutely Mali Niger Somalia on and on and on how come we don't know about the 4800 military units 587 around the world we got us Special Operations in 128 countries on 197 in the world I'd hardly any talk about it what about the innocent luigia hardly any talk about it what about the drones that we will drop it and not always on Military combatants but innocent people sometimes even disproportionately those are precious people to they have the same it's a robot doing it absolutely done long-distance remotely no hearing sensitivity at all remote drone operators is pretty profound to I waiting for the body of someone just killed in Afghanistan that Italian family in Chicago one of the saddest things you want to see in your life man has a family lined up and they bringing the body out and you said yourself how come there's no public Spotlight on that you see what I was growing up in the 60s Walter Cronkite Vietnam we saw the bodies during the Bush Administration is it illegal to take photographs of flag-draped coffins exact which is unbelievably insane that's exactly right and continue to under Obama and Company you know you say what wait a minute they are pandas ultimate cost and the change the narrative the tears of the families and they can't even put a public Spotlight on it. And then of course they lie to us as we are drones or not anyway killing civilians and end up killing an American and they have a press conference the same day in economic compensation for the family the rest of their life I agree with that but what about the drones that are killing folk and Yemen and Somalia in Pakistan and Afghanistan all they denied or even killing them and said quit lying that's John Brennan & Company using both Bush and Obama administration to see how do we keep track of those in the name of what democratic accountability that's not socialism socialism is democratic accountability but there's been socialism without Democratic accountability and what do you get tyranny that's Soviet Union and Company but when you get capitalism with no Democratic accountability what do you get you get a predatory capitalism with gross wealth inequality and everyday people to master the poor and working people fighting for crumbs and is also this denial of it amongst the most patriotic they don't people dumb asses p*** working people fighting for crumbs and is also this denial of it amongst the most patriotic they don't want to consider it they don't want to beg factored in to what we think of when we think of America the great we don't you want you don't want two-factor in those innocent people which I was the last time we checked it was in the 90% right of people that are there are killed by drones are actually innocent it's it's some insane number


    Joe Rogan | The Origins of White Supremacy in America w/Dr. Cornel West
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    problem is this that though if we have to view Democratic socialism as a moment in the larger movement of democracy my dear brother just out as one of the great job philosophers and thinkers of democracy cause an egalitarian Freedom traditions and that's simply a way of saying that if you look at the world through the lens of masses of people who are poor and working people what are the conditions under which they can have security from domination what are the conditions under which they can have dignity by holding forms of Oppression at arm's length and for me it's not an ism in capitalism Visa V feudalism can generate Liberties and freedoms I'm forward and that's precisely what the middle classes did broken feudalism in Europe or Brooklyn feudalism in other parts of the world right you have to overthrow kings and queens in the name of personal Liberties but those personal Liberties were confined to often to White Brothers with property in the white brothers with no property that you were trying to hold on to their whiteness will it become like the white brothers with property or they make moral choices and said I want to be a person of Integrity I want to fight with the folk are being excluded and this is one of the problems and talk about race and white supremacy in America because you see we think too often and monolithic categories there's never been a white supremacy without fighting against white supremacy and that includes white brothers and sisters there's a tradition from and Brayden from Myles Horton of Highlander Center you got that wonderful picture of Rosa Parks she was at Highlander Center 4 months before she was arrested before she sat down on the bus in order to stand up for Justice right there Highlander Center undermount sewing who is Myles Horton white brother who brought black folks and white folks together went to Union Seminary training on the Reinhold niebuhr he had cousins in the Ku Klux Klan wow Thanksgiving dinner Rabbi Abraham Joshua help test show me Edwards I eat a whole traditional white Brother since we've been fighting is white supremacy you get it in the music back to buy their back he sitting at the feet of Louis Armstrong and he's a great artist Lewis Genius of geniuses and that middle-class brother from Iowa you ask him about white supremacy us Brubeck about white supremacy you ask any of the above Paul Desmond all of these folks who are connected to nations in which black Humanity Brown humanity is seen and affirmed you have a point in the book Race Matters that resonated with me that I never really thought of before and what you said was that because of the fact that the United States has this deep history of slavery in the slavery of African Americans that white people became white people instead of Polish and German and Italian instead of it being most other countries where they the Italians think of themselves as Italians and the Greeks are the Greek those were white people they're all combined as why people I never thought about that before though it would have been you've got these colors of American studies the way in which whiteness was created take for example an Irish brother close. Ellis Island has people been dealing with 800 years of vicious British colonialism imperialism vicious attacks there is famine is that in some ways created or at least at labeled and so on they get to New York and their toes that their whiteness in the house because we know the British or white we not British you are where you going to go on the Jim Crow bus and you just get off the boat from Ireland to go to the front you with vanilla folk you go to the back you with the chocolate for what you going to do and for our presses Jewish brother and sisters it wasn't even more complicated Holocaust Axe and sword but didn't they get disability are we going to be in the back with the black folk some of them did you see cuz you got a rich tradition of progressive Jews was it don't jump to it got back with what I got back there with the black focus group well we kind of lukewarm this is kind of move back and forth and then someone or simulate completely especially the highbrow German Jews were actually White you're in America now get beyond that old-world prejudice is a well you better check yourself cuz every Christian civilization we know is shot through with Jewish hatred don't don't believe the hype sooner or later it's going to be manifest you say that me and someone that way you can see the the discourse of whiteness Blackness Brown this redness and so forth becomes so so deeply rooted American law American Structures American perceptions and this is why the Arts also crucial because it's primarily in the music and then the Arts where the breakdown of white supremacy begins to take place in the country not the politicians it really isn't it really is it is no accident that the first massive form of entertainment in the United States is what the minstrel in blackface black Freedom the black Freedom somehow means less freedom for white there's a fear black creativity cuz that means maybe white supremacy July maybe they're human just like us maybe they just as creative imaginative and intelligent just like us then they hear the music and they say they got something going on the black side of town and we don't know it's like you go to see prior right somebody told you or brother Joe tells you that black. black intelligent black jeans doesn't exist and you go see pride with your parents are you going to waste making somebody lied to me I got to recognize that and then you recognize the whole tradition of Prior and Iran from the Coltrane on and on and on right and yet the structures make it difficult for us to come together we talked about up until 1960 that's a long time to 1776 1964 5 as a long time for both slavery and Neo slavery to be in place and here we are now 54 years later trying to create a multi-racial democracy which is a beautiful beautiful thing and it's already been enacted and in jazz groups Sly Stone's bands multiracial the combination that the study of the comments that you all have you sit down with Comics y'all talk about the genius across race and gender gender is if it's a natural thing that already shatters the white supremacist in the next in males premises categories of politeness black that's all in different silos but it's so hard to do it on the ground be part of the problem about race in America swap in very critical of a number of the Contemporary black intellectuals because white supremacy cut so deep in the culture people begin to think it has magical powers and somehow it it did just floats above American history as if it's just part of our DNA in a biological way but all conceptions of race in the modern world are grounded in predatory capitalism so that the talk about whiteness Blackness becomes a way of rationalizing social structures like slavery and Jim Crow and it has to do with trying to extract labor resources is an attack on their humanity and identity but it's tied to economic structure so to talk only about race means we hide and conceal the social structures that are generating unbelievable suffering for everybody everybody you see and so after the last thing you want is to talk about race I say something about gender in the way genius much more complicated because gender has been around for so so long every culture that we know almost but in modern conceptions of race are tied the modern conceptions of predatory capitalism here and abroad which include impaired Listen to Cruise Empires the United States comes out of the British Empire we engage in their heroic richest revolt against the British Empire it was a magnificent struggle that's what I like about George Washington and Thomas Jefferson I'm an Anti-Imperialist they were in Time trailer Gorillaz they picking up guns they fight but they also white supremacist Empire of Liberty this is where the comics come in what does an Empire of Liberty look like who's not in on the Liberty it's a whole lot of people not in on it this country was founded by slave owners wanted to be free that's right and don't look very good and you got to be Empire of Liberty disorder Comics come in what does an Empire of Liberty look like who's not in on the Liberty it's a whole lot of people not in on it this country was founded by slave owners wanted to be free that's right you got to be


    Dr. Cornel West Says Donald Trump is a Gangster | Joe Rogan
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    hold up by the Donald Trump of Gangsta over and over again and I and I say that because there's a gangster inside of me I got to reconquer it everyday why do gangsters when I see you grabbing a woman's parts that's gangster you Virginia inauguration you said all you talk about the Four Sisters in Congress saying we'll evil Jews no evil Jews they said evil doings of Israel every nation state has done some evil things right if there's a Palestinian state which I hope there is there going to do something evil things patients that has been associated with certain from the barbarism we know that but there's some good things some wonderful things about Israel some wonderful things about Palestinian to the formation of creating a state as well think about America a lot of people say they love American Music you ask sister to leave you a sister Priestly y'all Love Aretha Aretha Franklin means the world to me what about bear Jake Mary J means the world Mary J and the reefer or as American as Donald Trump even more in some way they've been hell off the deaf people been that 10 generation it is first drama which is conflict emotionally felt and critically reflected upon but is that conflict is rooted in incongruity things don't fit so that's a possibility of hypocrisy right and we know where apocracy is attribute of Vice to Virtue so that your standards and you fall short so you can laugh at it now when it's really deep comedy it don't buy The Human Condition see that's a deeper thing they'll see that's what you get check off and Shakespeare and Joyce and the blues Because deep comedy is the recognition of Memphis and incongruity at the highest levels of the Mind heart and soul that's a different thing don't even start with comedy with you know the clown it was who walk around slipping on bananas or the sophisticated professor doesn't realize that he got a banana hanging out the back of his pocket when he's lecture with the students everybody laugh and you don't know what's going on with us bodily base comedy farts and bananas and so far it's important but High comedy is the highest levels of human dignity love thought music mathematics metaphysics and then recognize all of those are congruous they're broken their fractured this dramatic conflict of incongruity at the highest levels of we are the species now that's deep stuff wrestling with in the Tower of London before he was executed in this dialogues on tribulation Socrates never said that to you what does that mean the founder of philosophy in the modern West has a love of wisdom but he never loves people because it's impossible to love human beings and not your tears you go to your mama's funeral and you're not shedding tears and you're committed to the socratic ideal of self-mastery and self-control you need to get up the crack pipe get off show her the depth of your love for her through being outside of yourself master the tears will flow you said the other way is like your daughter this precious thing that you got we walk here for your daughter when she graduates you and your wife will have tears of joy that at the moment for self-mastery yeah I come from black but we start with cries and so for the Hebrew scripture begins with the cries of oppressed people to write but then Jesus in his rage crucial does weep as one of the most profound versus and and then in the Christian Bible why Jesus wept unlike Socrates why did Jesus weep you went for Jerusalem he wept for Lazarus he left what Forest friends but Jesus hides and conceals his merge that's what Justin says in the Bible Isaac means laughter but it's hard to catch Jesus laughing without none of the synoptic gospels have Jesus laughing some people thought they discerned a grin somewhere cuz he turn Wine Into Water he probably had a little Grand on it think about what you're saying here is the complexity of human beings and when you're dealing with the situation between these girls are called himself the squad and Donald Trump and you deal with these very simplistic things like these chance of send her back or lock her up or they hate America or you know this this is simplifying things is is so attractive to some people and so attractive during political discourse right to during these These Times we're trying to Rally champagne and get get get the audience behind you this is when these simplistic things resonate but as a human being we know that things like I don't I don't subscribe to this idea that human beings are good or bad I think there's always either way I like the way Donald Trump sisters that would not want to share manipulation of domination is no doubt as a human being it's important to keep track of his Humanity I'll be at the same time what happens to the dominant patterns of behavior this is me about American Empire and head of the government is dominant patterns of behavior that are completely unaccountable people so long he's been able to get away but things I would no accountability at all that's what makes him a kind of up Peter Pan like figure until he became president he just hasn't grown up they love it I think they love it is exciting that the first thing that was able to do was to expose the prepackaged Commodities that we call politicians what can I tell the elite circulate in American Empire but then when they discovered lo and behold he now he's posing himself as some kind of oppositional figure and yet you tied the big money tied to Big military when it gets in he brings in the old school military people he still dropping bombs on the nine countries have been dropping bombs for the last number of years tax cuts out exactly the same dimension McConnell and others wanted he thought we had something different here you see and it has to do with the what woman's largest or do we have to be honest about this that we live in both a very fragile and precious experiment in democracy and we live in an Empire that is experiencing profound decline Decay and deterioration the simultaneous Deacon from the very beginning United States was really in some ways I'm much more tied to gold and resources and land and so this rig crucial Democratic experiment is predicated on the monsters crime against indigenous people that would never come to terms with so you get a lot of neoliberal chatter about America's original swim slavery that's a lie when was we had to decide whether we were going to coexist with indigenous peoples or dominate them and the decision was for the most part genocide oil effect in terms of domination so it's a settler colonial society a colony of Britain then we Enslaved the Africans who become the basis of our economy and the vast majority of profits made were actually tied to slavery that's why so many residence Force presidents in American slaveholders in the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and slaveholders and so forth that that doesn't mean that certain democratic practices were not being an active but it was an active for White Brothers with property the Wright brothers who had no property they couldn't vote at all the women of course couldn't vote until the 1920s domestic households in which they had to find some sense of fulfillment that's what the history of patriarchy misogyny connected and then tremendous efforts come to expanding expanding it this is why you would win brother Trump talks about socialism feed unrealized the Pledge of Allegiance was written by Francis Bellamy who was a socialist the song America the Beautiful with the one of those beautiful song Ray Charles sing that song it take you to a different Elizabeth Lee Bates socialist Professor Wellesley who was our greatest poet Walt Whitman Pete Isaac socialism who was our greatest philosopher John Dewey Democratic Socialist his whole life Helen Keller deaf mute blind graduated Radcliffe socialist Reinhold niebuhr the greatest Christian think of the 20th century democratic call Mandy Moore Society Martin Luther King jr. Democratic Zone Ella Baker Democrat Democratic socialism is as American as apple pie but with the Communists and the Communist threat and the Soviet Union and all this repression and regimentation and violation of Liberties and killing of the culottes and so far in the American mind socialism so you saw brother Lindsay the other day Ray you look like a cartoonist version of of of Joseph McCarthy what happens if you can define a community is pure and then characterize those on the outside or threatening as in pure and then view yourself as those coming to the rescue to preserve the Purity you can be back Grace gealey based on religion you can be based on politics preserve that Purity we saw it in the fifties with the hysteria comments for what Smith Act are deported or they taking the jail make the first the first city councilman from Harlem Benjamin Davis went to jail because he was a communist because they were the en pure looks like the Soviet Union and China on the mile that support so long but at the same time when you look at call Marks and his critique of capitalism me this is prior to let it prior to styling product uses capitalism it's time to this obsession with Prophet that puts profit before people and it will generate oligopolies in which there will be grow test levels of wealth inequality and the only way to p*** working people will be able to gain access to any resources organizing immobilizer and you can accept that Marcus and say what I've been a Marxist just telling the truth just hasn't been implemented correctly because argument has always been show me a socialist economy or socialist government that ever worked right right but right there's so many people that find the idea of socialism attractive because it combines this idea of a community with a nation and that we're all there's so many people that find the idea of socialism attractive because it combines this idea of a community with a nation and that we're all tied together and we we obviously have some socialist aspects to our civilization in terms of like utilities and their litter


    Dr. Cornel West "People Are Afraid of Freedom" | Joe Rogan
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    in both of our Lives you see we dealing with the whole history of a species of structures of domination oppression at the history of the species for the most part and there's moments in which just breakthroughs in which there's a freedom of spirit and then you have some institutionalization of that which is democracy that's why democracies are so fragile and usually don't last that long because it cuts or Ramekin radically against the sense of really wanting to be free I mean most people really are afraid of Freedom they want to defer to Authority they want to conform and when they're introduced to freedom and they really catches holistic oh my God has tremendous Constable pay but I like that about that and they can hear the music they can see it in your, car door prize at others and it allows these effects and consequences of people's lives to really enrich their lives before they die why do you think people afraid of Freedom what is its courage I mean there is no freedom without unbelievable unprecedented Unstoppable courage and courage is not widely distributed then the species by the bear witness and therefore end up on a cross or like Socrates condemned I'm most of the great figures that we know cancel culture character it's all about what appears to be the case as a cultural superficial spectacle does all about image enough and one of the reasons is because of your analysis of that your your your understanding of this The Superficial aspect of the pursuit that so many people locked into from Cradle to the Grave and you just you encapsulated that so well and the way you worded it in the way you phrased it it's it's so it resonates so well and at night I really admired this lifelong Pursuit that you have for not just understanding these things but explaining them in such a succinct way where it's absorbable like that book it's in the 25th anniversary I want to talk to you about it because that's the one I read and it's so strange when you read something it's so it's so current even though it's 25 years old it rings true and does that sometimes is that feel futile where you you have the same issues for that you spoke on 25 years ago and has very little change in those 25 years reading a race matters but now it's never futile don't man I still have a few times because you have a conception the victory that is not messy ionic or salvific and I trying to save people you're not trying to be the Messiah to bring some kind of grand gospel the people you simply trying to touch people's lives and when you enrich and enabled person's life the way in which you talked about that right there you already talked about the ways in which you were touched that means Evernote futility at all yeah that's all we can do you know what the human beings is the try to inspire one another and in Carriage one another and enable one another and Noble one another and that in and of itself is what the great John Coltrane called a Force for good how do I become based on a Supreme a Force for good in a cold and cruel world he's going to love Supreme absolutely absolutely and Love Supreme is not loving the abstract right it's a love of beauty and its concrete forms is the love of goodness in his concrete forms it's a love of Truth and it's concrete forms now I'm a Christian Evolution at Christmas I got to love of God mediated through Houston and do not Jesus but that's tied to a Justice 2 comes out Reddit Judaism right and we know Judaism Christianity Islam all these religions for me I have no wholesale Monopoly on how we understand the world cuz you only merger Bridge historical moment but when it comes to this love that allows us to persist in a world in which cruelty in NV contempt manipulation dishonesty and that shot through all of us have no wholesale Monopoly on how we understand the world cuz you only emerges British historical moment but when it comes to this love that allows us to persist in a world in which cruelty in NV contempt manipulation of dishonesty and that shot through all of us know when I finger pointing the name


    Joe Rogan on Stem Cells Fixing His Shoulder Injury
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    yeah I've had all a bunch of stem-cell shot in my shoulder that healed it up but I had some pretty significant shoulder injuries yeah you did it you did a labrum surgery will Holmes and it was gone the next MRI have the tear was gone yeah just to seals up they did access homes with platelet-rich plasma they mix it together and shoot it into the injury and I went through the rehab and then I got it MRI like six months later 8 months later whatever it was when it started feeling good they said well let's take a look at it and they're like holy s*** like dr. Roddy McGee from Vegas to DIY the UFC stuff to go do you know how crazy that is is like your tears gone doesn't exist anymore that's I kind of see that I don't know they know that you have this injury like maybe you have to ask for it I bet it's like if you ignore one of your top guys you would want us to be back healthy best as we can possibly be shows are prohibitively expensive for the UFC either if you talk to dr. Davidson or dr. Me I'll connect you with dr. McGee didn't know they were too. Why does new stuff now called Wharton's jelly that is even more powerful than any of the previous stem cell one that I had that s*** shot in my shoulder to the states all the states yeah cuz I got way more potent than it was five years ago cuz I'm way more you had a guest on and they were talking about going to Neil Riordan it's it's heavy s*** man they can they do IV stem cells to they do a gang s*** down there so let me ask you so what exactly does it help does it help with like regenerate soft tissue so like would that be like a tendon ligament tendons ligaments muscle injuries things along those lines they can run around ligaments regenerate tissue tears you know I got the stuff where you ordinarily would have to get things so not like he's a perfect example my friend John his wife had a labrum tear to shed a tear play remember hip and the doctor saying like most likely we're going to have to fix this going to be a big deal it's going to be like months off your feet like you have to you can't put any weight on it for I think like six to eight weeks or something like that well she got exosomes shot in there and then when they went in for the second MRI there's nothing no injury God 3D freaking so she had a little bit of a deformity in the bone of her hip that was causing an irritation against the labrum they sanded down that part of the hip that was kind of bothering they they like cat away the part of the bone that's intruding on the labrum so then clears the path so not that invasive a surgery and then six weeks later she's good to go home and she's rehabbing and everything and she still like they still had to cut her open a little bit Yeah but the big one was the labrum tear and all that was fixed play the part of the bone that sucks intruding on the labrum so that clears the path tells of not that invasive a surgery and then six weeks later she's good to go home and she's rehabbing and everything it should still like they still had to cut her open a little bit Yeah but the big one was the labrum tear and all that was fixed


    Joe Rogan on the Disneyland Fight Video
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    fight at Disneyland on Instagram the other day deals are going to Disneyland It's a check to two people throwing down in front of the kids at Disneyland terrible technique to everybody's terrible terrible it's like someone stealing the stage and playing bad guitar you'd be angry when yes sir oh that's true that's true okay well I mean I guess in the video that I've seen it's been mostly about like hey check out how Jack that I am but you know what charges were pressed because no one wanted to say what the fight was about Hilaria so was a guy that was holding a girl's hair at the end and got sitting at spit on and then he went crazy wow yeah funny yes I got all the things that make people go crazy spit in someone's face like wow we're ready to go to war here yeah I mean it's it is pretty could not have been biological weapon back in the day if you had some like smallpox


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Sighting of a 25 foot Great White Shark!!
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    searching for no it's a it's a it's a great place for surfing wow sack of human beings what is this from that is so big do not just f*** with people heard that big tits hard Presario 5000 lb how do you know what does he do talking about Greg is wrong with a guy to have a giant might not have been released Twitter user Gregory long posted a video but there's no perspective though it's it's does not both you can look at we can say all this to 15 foot boat look at it's 10 feet longer than the boat yeah stop being drunk at work funny but they just been moving hopping around a different places they set up a gym and they started in Thailand I guess they have like a little falling-out and he told me they try to look like they started killing would like you can't leave like in a way where is like threatening like you and you're not leaving this place but they left they got out of there and I guess somebody to have like a loyal outside his phone is can't buy property unless there's like an Indonesian like Lisa it to you or like Partners in something like that something interesting like that was pretty cool cuz they have some you can live in a very nice place 2-bedroom very nice place with a pool with a garage get a scooter like $2,000 for the year which is like how much you paid for the year black parents everybody I see you later so I think it's really attractive these young guys that go to Thailand and do the camps out there we're not to junk Isis and Valentina shevchenko didn't she do a lot of her training down at Island 2 he went down there and came back a f****** assassin that was a fun episode you guys had what he's talking about his training was great to popping up but that's what they have over there in Bali they called Bali anime but it's been they got the food like right on site so you don't you don't need anything you go there there's a showers there's did the food shop and so healthy stuff to which is pretty sick what's going on Jeremy people think that it most likely is a basking shark which is an average size of 11,000 pounds Wyatt needs a basking shark because it's because of the size of it but it didn't look look at the inside is all bones know yeah it looks like a tube that kind of looks like the same could be maybe if the mouth is closed hey Greg it might be a basking shark that might really be a 25-foot shark to that look really shut again I guess you just don't just start charging into it and like I'm going to f****** knock anything over them


    Joe Rogan Recaps Jon Jones vs. Thiago Santos
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    Mighty Mouse did he was like okay with leaving because he was a UFC champs super dominant really lose that say UniFi in my eyes I don't think you lost at 5 I think it worse at best it was a draw and I don't think it was any real clear-cut loser by him thinks that you don't one I didn't think Mighty Mouse lost but for him to go to another organization and if he does win the belt like arguably like you really can't deny the guys one of the earth if not the eagle now you can't deny him anyway mean no matter what happens from here on out Mighty Mouse in my opinion technically is the best ever best ever technically the thing about him vs Jon Jones in my eyes that John is face stiffer competition yeah I think John just fought more dangerous guys and also John is completely undefeated has that one loss to Matt Hamill which is a disqualification in a fight where he was totally dominant in what I think was a bad call anyway send them with Jon Jones but now this like post-competition now you see Jon Jones go to decisions a lot more as opposed to finish in the older veterans who were the Pioneers who were the Shogun who is the Rampage Jackson the who else has he murdered black male you say, he was in a champ but I'll beat your belt for like those guys didn't tap and just let his arm get f****** jacked and then want to Tap & Vitor the next round yeah he's not just talented his mind is just Unstoppable yes. Incredible his ability to overcome adversity is ability to get out of bad situations ability press-on we saw that he wasn't in shape for that fight at all. party that he does that he has done who say he has done I'm not sure if party I'm not sure if you still party like that but when he was partying I will see him at the barn Ithaca or he'll come out to Cortland College cuz it goes right down the road this is like when he was kind of going back and forth between Jackson MS and our gym when I was Upstate at bomb-squad right before he like a fish and you left and then you just coming home and going back to Jackson's coming home and going back to Jackson and it'll be like a couple weeks I'm waiting like for like 4 weeks I can't I can't do that I have to have a hard time cutting weight but hit was like dude you don't like you. Harvey to cut way to get f***** up like this I didn't ask him that I know you got it anyway Christina say to someone I beat you and I did cocaine yeah that's says laughing everybody else is a motherfuker and you know I think John would have made it way easier fight if you decided to take him to the ground we never did ya what about the final my podcast this morning on Wednesdays we wear your podcast is where they get it the weekly scraps you can get it on iTunes Spotify Google Play half step we could time it while he was off-balance and try to rush into Blitzen with those big bundles he was doing as I Rampage Jackson calls them so I didn't feel like he connected or anything significant besides the electric early in the first round where was like I wasn't going to be interesting cuz he's attacking legs early but then you started talking to Lex more but I feel like some of it wasn't really like and it seemed like it was really affecting John the way people like watch it live it was laying a lot more and then when I rewash it I was like I don't know I have to really like I'm looking at it I put in slow-mo and watching the fight Mike what that punch to the connect that punch disconnect the end he did the one hectic. John got his hand about the very last second was able to block it the one Dana White Post like a picture on Instagram saying he was fighting on the 28th cir the PCR kick and we noticed his knee buckle yeah okay and yeah got it was f****** me look at anybody got a bunch in that little bucket holyshit man but you look like those moments where he didn't really hit him while he's out of his legs had to be carried out in a wheelchair he's so good in that is really no one's going to get past those long-ass f****** go go gadget inspector arms right now because it's like you got Jon Jones and then who else you know you got Johnnie Walker who what who looked fantastic when he knocked out meter Cercone off but then he fell down and f****** themselves up there still f***** up man just showed him doing rehab like real recently on his Instagram page and I'm like what this was like six months later that's all he can live like that's like stabilizer muscles and stuff that surround the shoulder that shoulder might be fun Portuguese still fuk Topman just showed him doing rehab like real recently on his Instagram page and I'm like what this was like 6 months later that's all he can lift like that's like stabilizer muscles and stuff that's around shoulder that shoulder might be f*****


    Joe Rogan Has a TV Show Idea for Shaq
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    make your Wii U can you got to lay next to him it's like a timer ready go possibly frosted I'm tired hilarious like Fear Factor type show try and fall asleep next to Shaq hotel room next to him and play that game on accident


    Aljamain Sterling: I'm Not Afraid of Petr Yan! | Joe Rogan
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    how much the benue division has heated up is many such a crazy ride for myself and just being a part of this and be able to see like the wave in generations of different fights coming in and out and I was talking about it like El Nino you know Gilbert Melendez it seemed like when he was on the top and now he's kind of like the guard or maybe maybe he's just not cuz I know he popped some type of PD also so maybe was something to do with that or maybe 35 I think or so lyrics yeah and Arnold Allen's 25 and f****** nasty and he's being trained by Faraz zahabi who I don't think of anybody better yeah just as good or in the neighborhood of good NPD on until around 1 and 2 in 1 around 3 even have in his nose busted up and everything future y'all know man he is a seasoned Striker really interesting to see him or with a guy like Jimmy who relies on his power and his toughness and you know it's Bulldog tenacity to see him get lit up in those two rounds so John just set traps and look for openings then when he finally found them he just called him back some yeah me and it's really exciting division right now really looks like that might be my next fight though him for the belt I would hope I would think that would be the next fight I kind of like that match up here to try to pump me at the ucpi center last week it was kind of it was funny at the same time I was like dude I'm not very understanding and then on my left side I got I'm getting worked on I got you know cuz Kaia whatever name is she's on my left side and she's getting worked on and then I didn't know they were teammates so he comes in he's at the mirror he's doing like a dumb thing like slashes throat I start busting out laughing and I show him the bell and Ice are slashing my throat I'm like yeah you know I'm going to get the strap whatever he comes out to comes in with this camera crew and it starts to go little bit back and forth by Kim Stanley doesn't really speak English so I guess he said something and she translated out of nowhere teen why you not showing Shelby you fight with ice and going to fight or wherever David says we're going to fight so don't don't sit here and try to like act like I'm everyone's afraid to fight them what I don't want to fight and he lives or the most dangerous I'm not looking to go there and fight their guy I'm like I mean I have to I will is there a Moscow card scheduled there was talking's of it and I think November 00 upcoming yeah wow you know if he if he deserves it but it is what it is I'm like dude no one's pretty I'm afraid I don't understand with Fighters try to intimidate Fighters and make it look like if we fight at 8 you know it's like dude but it does work the thing is like f****** with people's heads is real yeah that's true but it sure looks like a best example Jose all is one of the greatest fighters of all time I really believe that he was out of his composure when he fought Conor and that's one of these away charged after Connor & Connor cracked him with that straight left like Connor was in he was working in the back room when he was like it is against aspirin to really similar Tendencies and you also no emotions he just wanted to get at Connor so bad because they're both coming out each other yeah charging in and crazy car crash but I don't think I don't know if he really thinks he's going to intimidate me what he thinks or it's a time-honored proven tactic to get inside someone's head to get angry and wanted two things happened either a f*** you up more because now they're really personal about it if they don't like a fighter jet Cowboy Nate Diaz that was an insane fight and that was a thing as last time he probably ever let himself get Maddie's it's about learning experience you know he realized it like that s*** talking f***** with his head and talk


    Joe Rogan Rips on Diego Sanchez's Crazy New Cornerman
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    finish it was Diego Sanchez off his last fight I don't know who he trained with he left Jackson twinkle twinkle John I don't know if he had training Partners I don't know what he did I need the one guy in his Corner telling be like Tyson position like a slip aboard on window of opportunity to get on top he just booked it up and then I guess I just got right back up creative scramble and he's right back in a dominant position once again I was like yeah this is not going to end well I told him get to finish but dude the way you saw like Diego Sanchez manhandled Mickey Gall crazy Dan the way you see Michael chiesa manhandled Diego cut too much weight it is incredible that that dude ever made 155 lb is a big man I think you would excel at 70 I think so too but what's interesting is like he's done way better at 70 than Kevin Lee has and Kevin Lee beat him in 55 yeah so it's it's crazy how like you got to go up and wait but you also got to do it the right way yeah I think he did it the right way when he's at 170 super healthy strong dude man chances you would roll into crucifix position he would lose it and get ahold of him again again yeah I'm down like a black belt rolling with a blue belt that's what it was like a tall was cancer probably in the 190s he was huge I wonder what makes him want to go down to by then if that's not is not go down to 55 this is voodoo coach by the way so this is a dude is tell him to be like Tyson he's being like water right now belief system right Diego just believe things of this guy's amazing what technique is so good I'm black people were buying it he was selling it standing there while he practices all the s*** there's George George that they all had to do it with a straight face against is like the ultimate troll look like Dave Chappelle comedy technique comedy technique from a clown that reminds me of the Napoleon Dynamite when he's like what you want to keep buy me these pants


    Joe Rogan Shares Cringe-Inducing Dick Injury Stories
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    you're not allowed to wrestle with out if you have braces in wrestling in high school you're not allowed to compete unless you have a mouthpiece like a new rule that Shield can my friend Scott Epstein Einstein same dude he was past my guard and it just an accident slam Disney into my dick flatten my dick out like right on the Dick It's just sometimes it happens where it's like you Zig they zag pop and when I took my jack off at the end of rolling there was blood in my jockstrap I'm like oh no was he where you guys drilling or going that happens but it was if I had it now I wear one of those Diamond MMA cup co-op with those of the compression shorts with those guys and I was going to say something earlier I did I was like do maybe I'm weird of all the different sizes of hair I want to be a dick I don't like being a mean guy but you asking me this question I thought I got to tell you the truth, I just didn't like it one size doesn't fit all right down there you doing something that's comfortable she could kick and squeeze your legs together and everybody write like a quite like dudes would like you know giant like Shawn Jordan has a giant thick ass legs like how you going to get you know ya going to rub against it but does the compression shorts would help with that cuz that's the whole idea is that instead of like the way everybody used to wear it was like just like a jockstrap right you never caught up in the jockstrap and account floating around like in a Taekwondo tournament got kicked in the balls once and my cop slammed into my nut and I was convinced I was convinced my boy will you just listen to that cuz my s*** swole up like two times the size it should have been and it was all purple and I was like I broke my balls to get to get it drained or did you just like I was 18 really good that's funny man in my toilet bowl my baseball coach when I was younger like or feels like it's sore am I going to want my nose to fall off either but if my nose is bloody I don't freak out so they want to freak out if my dick was Bloody unlikely just treat it like it's a normal thing just don't don't freak out and it was fine like a northern line in the room right now and I ran to the hospital freaking the f*** out of be a b**** right right bloody a lot Uno's bloody wasn't ignoring it is like the moment it feels like if my nose is infected I probably walk it off but my dick is infected I'm going straight to ER


    Aljamain Sterling's DIY Conditioning Program | Joe Rogan
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    try to do a good job of bobbing and weaving moving my head is slipping off the Centerline we don't realize kicks to you keep guys on the outside you have a weird Style I have a family of this I think there's plenty of us now. My dad my dad just had a newborn son I s*** you not he's 57° out of this f****** bird that's one and all the boys grew up we had this karate takes VHS tapes and we would imitate the characters and will black where the drunken master or where the white tiger white lion we have to do that fight Styles flexible and do like spinning back kick jumping off the couches and s*** like that and I think that might have trees because I was like we did that for years but that was the most combat we did we didn't do any like wrestling nothing traditional at all before I ever got in the martial arts to do that same thing I said throw kicks with my friend I don't know what I was doing but it's fine you like watch a Bruce Lee movie what's a you have a traditional martial arts background and what the way you throw kicks like you throw kicks like a guy who started throwing kicks when you were really young yeah but they're right you were drawn right which ones would you say like your roundhouse kicks your front kicks have great front kicks man you really good at keeping guys off of you give good movement you know I can't you got a style that's a unique style like so when when guys have to fight you there oh this guy is going to be kicking at me from the outside he moves a lot Bobs and weaves hard to hit it got a lot going on with your style very tiring energy you must have put out in that fight than he did you throw an amount of jumping back and forth and leaping in leaping out like that that's all I can file metrics it's a ton and that the good things credit till like the training that we do you know we get to I get to the right work I got that guy in a Rob Dibble show me who's a freaking psycho that guy does not get tired we called the machine for a reason with me cardio push and he'll be in there and grab two three sometimes four more bodies to spar with them like this guy just doesn't f****** stop he's out of his f****** but I didn't know exaggeration this guy is out of his butt is the reason why my car get your cardio top notch very tiring style but we do a lot of work I do my own strength and conditioning just from having a background in physical education in SUNY Cortland so do your own since I was a mature like writing my own thing won't program to like work on isometric squeezes and different type of explosive muscle endurance workouts and stuff like static holds like holding on on the Boulevard and going out to punches or I put together pretty decent program has been working I can't complain so when you do it how do you design it is the designer for the entire Camp what do you set it out everyday like where you want to be and you adjust it depending on how you feel and injuries like how do u d a b schedule that exactly like that when I'm further out from the camp or not in Camp it or I'll do more lifting and I'll lift heavy and I don't need no more of that thing that's just like stupid for four Fighters it doesn't make a whole lot of times I'm not going to bench press somebody off my back you know you don't but the training camp and just to hear the the close to the fight and I don't mind like sharing this because I think guys they make it more complicated than what it should be like I sometimes I see all these crazy s*** on like I just don't understand the whole necessity behind you in that but I know I don't know physical strength conditioning doctor or anything like that but what I've seen that works for me I just try to mimic everything that I feel in a fight and implement it into a workout I figure out which way is I could do that weathers band push ups box John's wool suits wall sits get up with two plates so I'm sitting down on my butt and I do like a technical stand up and I use the walleye push-ups with a lot of leg work a lot of cool wearing and who played with two places f***** up it's sometimes I like I come there and I can do it by myself in the morning I go to the laundromat by myself why am I putting myself through this impact on the body this is what I feel and I feel when I do this I know such a drastic difference from one sparring session to the next But to answer your question like I adjusted I'll do it for my legs are on fire and I feel like they really beat up from sparring I'll do more upper body and then if my fill my other buys more beat up by a switch it off to the lower body and if I feel like I'm fresh like I had a good week I'd make a tennis ball on a Saturday and I come in freshwater Monday I'll hit it hard and do full body everything and I'll give myself five rounds of pushing it by separating two round play the five around so I do every single minute but I'll do about 40 40 depending on how far I am from from the fight if I'm like just on the trachea I don't kill myself I want to ease my way into it so I'll start like anywhere from like 30 35 seconds to like 50 seconds and that 10-second window or that other 30-second window is my time to recover and get to the next station and I'll just wrap whatever I'm doing burnout burnout I'll do the Met Ball between my legs I'll do the foam roll in my house Exquisite assembly the redneck ancho can I do for 2 minutes intervals to piss out of it so you can't do it but you do to failure and you're on guitar you switch to go to the other side and you switch your lazy figure for it you scissor two legs so you give yourself a different type of stimulation to your body to kind of account for everything that you may possibly be in for the fight and you never know was like something I did a lot of grappling but I also did a lot of punch and I thought to myself it might be a chance it might be a possibility that do not get paid to the ground right now I'm just happy I did it for us to take down cuz that would have fatigue me even more as like if it comes it comes but we did I did a lot of output just bring out their own in that muscle endurance coming using that Floyd Mayweather structure of a workout just getting that to have you back out like High Point count in a 5-minute round and I'll do that for a couple rounds in a couple times a week and I think you implement that with the lateral for work that we do in the cage and just staying on your bike and having people like like stalk you and like not going crazy but control do you like books or they throwing a 1/2 and you got to like down side-to-side and get out the way so it's a lot of like at least I think it's practical for what you going to actually see when you get in a fight and I think shore-nuf a lot of things we did pretty much happen in a fight just as long as it's a great idea where you maybe got to got an arm triangle or something like that and it's that close to whether you get it Arias case it's like how long can you keep it down you know when you're caught in something it's like you're almost had to happen to go let's go a little bit longer long squeezes like my friend Scott Epstein he's always been a big fan of slow slow workout the kill do chin-ups like this like super slow I think that's why they call it super slow and it might take into minutes for the entire time you stole that long-term squeeze endurance like bugs and that makes sense if everything is fast and exploding but then you get a rear naked and you have that like continue to compress or a guillotine we could have came to squeeze as different as such a difference is such a different feels kind of it is exactly at my Bryan Caraway Fight 3 work out of that fight before the fight in the back room work by I just want to be so prepared so I knew was a biggest fight of my life I knew if I beat him and finish them I'll probably going to get a tire size for now undefeated coming up through finishes and I knew if I finished him I'm more likely going to get any line me up to because the next week I want to Fox and I was supposed to talk about the Dominick Cruz vs Urijah Faber fight which I went but the fight didn't go my way so it kind of like a Bittersweet taste to it so turn my one morning ShakeOut 15-20 minutes is what I do now just get the food movie to my system so that my body can get like just feel like it's more alive again like he does during training camp I think I think that fight easily done first round or even a second cuz you survive the first I think the second round I think I get them out of there but it's just experience in all learning and become more mature about the game and trusting your training do you think that has anything to do with yourself if you have a legit strength great Mastiff now I just started doing stuff with a p Eye Center in Brandon Davis he 45 or 42 B and he's a busy or something raise your resting heart rate where you burn the most fat and calories or whatever you want to call it and not so big when I was standing next to him I couldn't believe you makes 135 since then I was actually pretty upset I was like what this guy go back up to your weight class get that big what does he say is bananas man he is so gigantic


    Steven Seagal's Aikido is 100% Legit! - Joe Rogan
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    yeah but the thing is is Seagal was a legit Aikido specialist was just at keto like that's what people just because a guy seems kind of silly you forget like he had a real legit history it was a was the first American Table ever teach at a dojo in Japan in Japanese and he's illegitimate Aikido Master like 100% absolute legitimate Aikido Master the thing is Aikido is just not something that perfectly to MMA what is a Seagal best Aikido with Russian national Aikido team is 100% legitimate we see I would have I would like almost discredit everything just based on that one parody thing just a joke that shows a joke yeah but mean break the wrist walk away Segal as an older man who is overweight go to Steven Seagal when he was really young this black and white footage of him teaching at a dojo in Japan there it is he is 100% legit and has not the best martial art for self-defense is just not that it has its applications and its applications he's a master at it much like Jiu-Jitsu has its applications but it's not great for kickboxing right Taekwondo has its applications but it doesn't work but if you learn how to do it those techniques can apply if you know all the other stuff will if you know all the other stop this m*********** has some real s*** it's just whether or not you have to be so good at all the other stuff that you could utilize this obviously he's showing this technique is showing knife defense and stuff like that but this is a 100% legit technique he's good man I mean not good not good he's outstanding he's like keto is outstanding the real question is how effective is Aikido I am still like I can't get past the the joke's on the front keg and this is how I get past that for someone who doesn't have an objective understanding of how people view them just me and George St. Pierre wanted to learn how to throw a attorney sidekick for me by the way I know how to do it and then when I did it he was like holy s*** I was like yeah this is what I used to do so but me showing them that I mean I'm under No Illusion I could kick George St-Pierre is asking me up every day of the week I have this one thing and I can show you that I bet you can't do the way I could do it and I can show you how to do it but I'm not like you know like what Seagal how did them having the confidence confidence to execute that to choose to do that like you're in a situation guys Conforti choose to spin you got to be so rock solid with your understanding that technique you're not going to get that without years and years and years and years and years of drilling it could be a death sentence enough life combat fist fight so time to page on this fight when he came at me and I stepped back and I did like a Hopping spinning back kick like the one you write a whole head bigger mousasi with him like right on the Belt not exactly where I wanted to hit till out to land in the picture my foot slides down looks like a kick him in the balls but it was like right above like the Beltline if I just got a little bit more I would have probably dropped you practiced at like in from the bag oh yeah but then I will have someone holding the shield like 20 minutes control like a stationary Target but also somewhat moving so it's more practical cuz I was just going to stand in front of me but I can't just spinning back kick me to the curb


    Aljamain Sterling on Ben Askren's Loss to Jorge Masvidal
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    so oddly enough I think that part of what makes MMA so exciting is that there is crazy consequences see how the reasons why when you see like Mazda dial knocks out Ben askren with a flying knee part of why I was so exciting like he's hurt bad it's not that he's going to be fine nothing's no damage from this whatsoever real damage like he went out cold instantly and they got punched in the face twice it's terrible but it's part of what makes a sport so exciting is that you realize these guys are so brave to face these potential consequences makes it it makes it is like an added element of danger that makes it exciting this is very true but it's man I feel so bad for him when that when I saw that cuz it kind of brought back memories for myself I was like I know exactly what that feels like I don't remember it yeah I just don't remember that Landing ice I solve like right before it lands and is like you know those movies when it goes it was at this very moment you realize Hospital yeah I heard them say the same thing I was like this is not just me it I guess you just a really bad knockout him shooting forward and Mosby's all jumping in to make a car crash Runnings full clip of the 40-yard – running full clip and perfect placement the knee and you don't get it cleaner knockout and just the way he did it like he was showing a video of him practicing it and say he had like three different scenarios of how they could have went like Mastiffs Viking tactical like there's not a lot of people who are that's a rainbow when it comes to the game I think the way he broke that down was just super impressive and he kind of lost him to sleep like his hands behind his back I loved every second of that cuz you weren't sure what was about to happen I was on the edge of my seat that was my main event fight and he just comes out exercise stuff like this drifts off to the right and a 40-yard – and finally chaos it was for me too because it's so important for the welterweight division yeah where's like Jon Jones vs Thiago Santos Santos was an interesting fight and turned out to be a great fight but it was an interesting five because you like okay how is Jon Jones going to beat this guy and is this guy going to be wild enough to catch Jon Jones but when you looked in a paper John was a prohibitive favorite when you looked at askren Vs monster doll you like man I don't know


    Joe Rogan: I'm Leaning Toward UFOs Being Real
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    aliens we think you got it bad if I get a hundred bucks you last hundred bucks it's this hard if if I had a hundred bucks and we were going to find out I'd say I'm leaning more towards Jester no I'm not Immortal GS2 I wasn't leaving before that interview I wasn't though I wasn't before the documentary that Jeremy Corbell documentary Bob Lazar Area 51 & flying saucers before that I was like mostly bulshit is that one is that one available why do old bibles are shipped to from the George Knapp interviews where he goes over the the details of the craft and need describes and explains it and the motherfuker knew about Element 115 in the 1990s that's that's that's one of the big ones that gets me the big one that's like that's a big red flag that this dude's real who knows but there's a lot that makes me go all the time everytime I'm in Oregon or Washington I'm walking around I buy all the little like roadside Trinkets and I love this shitt I wish you was f****** real man it would be nice. I mean that's that's one of the ones I'm like 90% sure yes it's gone gone gone. It's out there in the woods waiting for Bigfoot and zippers it's weird man he's 100% believer now Survivorman bigfoot show Finding Bigfoot was on TV for what how to breathe underwater the shows about breathing underwater can you breathe underwater not yet next season though we're going to try again to breathe underwater f****** them trying to get out looking around and I want to see it like in Destiny like the mushrooms trip where he's like walking and singing with him Pick of Destiny I would want to be there at 1 want to see it with my own eyes out video I be like man I saw a 80 ft tall Donald Trump with a Hillary Clinton head we can't prove to me that videos real I would ship my pants I don't know what I would say though if I was in the woods and I was camping and I saw a f****** 9-foot tall gorilla I don't know what it was that you wouldn't I mean if you came back a living thing that has to be a living population of them don't live that long is a primate that lives any older than humans we're just we're just wind of the ways we know it doesn't exist drones and scanning the forest and stuff parts of Oregon if he was any way he be up there you know it's a thick forest in the Pacific Northwest which is one of the reasons why I think it's so attractive because it's like you think like man he think being here no one knows like you go outside of Philadelphia but there's another one anyway those big-ass mountains filled with soup it's like a box of Q-tips just one after the other bang bang bang bang bang in the forest floor is all pine needles so the nothing would leave a footprint front and then you looked like what if you saw something 30 yards away it could disappear instantly left right you would know where the f*** it is you never find it and it could be it could be out there so I think that also leads to this this delusional idea that it might be alive leave a footprint and then you look alike what if you saw something 30 yards away it could disappear instantly left right you would know where the f*** it is you never find it and it could be it could be out there so I think that also leads to this this delusional idea that it might be alive


    Are Vegan Strongmen for Real? | Joe Rogan and Robert Oberst
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    what about food like what what kind of diet are you guys on all basically the exact same thing you know I'll just a ton of of meat and rice and we do a lot of peppers and stuff like that but Amazon this vegan kick his wife has a school and they feed the kids all vegan food in Arnolds a part of this too and that yeah that guy in the world he broke a record in in like a some powerlifting competition that was in a guy's backyard right and they call that a world record and then all the sudden now he's a world record strength athlete because his buddy in his backyard said so the lot of that happens I don't know if specifically about him I've no no clue where he's getting his his his credentials from one Kneeland ridiculous and vegan vegan professional powerlifter to 13 2013 the deadlift world record for his weight class oh 72 lb how much does a big four guys that are like 115 25:7 so he's smaller than me Casino giant how can a 5-7 guy come ever seen them anywhere on the circuit or you know like getting invited his kind of like a the only tricky thing get getting in but once you get there you if you prove yourself you get top three or if like say you go to my first giants V I went to it was like stacked like it was 10 of the strongest man on the planet and normally giants live has like three of the top 10 and then a few of the other guys trying to get in and so it when I went there was topped the all the top 10 guys and I got six place I believe still got them on the World's Strongest Man because it was the top 10 strongest man in the world there when I did that so normally you have to go to a giant survive prove yourself there and then you get invited to world Strongest Man sometimes like we've had years were World strongest man got pushed them was filmed early so they had to invite other guys but you can you can always tell who strong like you can see when I got shows up and and he's ready to go or if he's just got show muscles or if he's just a big happy dude you know and it's it's I mean when you strap a guy do a truck and tell him to pull it 30 meters you're going to figure that s*** out real quick I'm starting to bore and a lot of people give me that like this guy does this and he's vegan I mean if the biggest pools ever pulled a 6:27 then that that wouldn't even do like that would get last place as an amateur heavyweight show in America is also the other thing is is America we have we have the strongest man in the world to like everyone it's weird in America we have these people like have these this love for other countries everyone wants to be like why here in Iceland really strong showing Poland that isn't like motherfuker with strong here like we're f****** strong if you're an American getting in the walls the hardest way to get in if you go to another country it's much easier much easier because here we've got out of the top 10 we probably got four five guys for Five Guys that are top 10 in the world at any given time and only like three or four maybe five guys get invited every year from America so if you're if you're getting so if you're if you're getting in the world you got to be a bad motherfuker or go move the volunder actually Pullins got a bad dude right now go go move to Lithuania or go go somewhere else like it would be easier cuz you represent a country with a smaller town pool much easier


    Bas Rutten Was An Animal! | Joe Rogan and Robert Oberst
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    what kind of recovery stuff is so important guys who think they can just work out and and not take that time and recover right and I was that guy that was when I needed one that's ripped this was the full tab finally like my my tendon exploded it didn't trip actually it exploded so they were still a little when you were doing Hercules thing it wasn't it didn't fully separate so but when when I went home and I was training down the road just was like a little while later you didn't get surgery immediately couldn't you can't fly because first off if it's muscle or if it's not completely separated you can't of surgery but this is basically what I'm saying is exactly what you're saying just a different time. I exploded off the defendant when I was doing a world record attempt for Knoxville and training and that I was like I knew it was tore right away but we had the pilot for the TV show where upcoming Nova Scotia Canada this next day and I knew what an opportunity it was so I said f*** it I went took a shower and got on a plane and I flew to Canada and in Canada with with a completely torn knowing that I needed surgery and it hurting like like the worst pain ever we had to flip a boat so like one of those little robots with flip it like a tire then we carried 300 lb water jugs up a hill we didn't like all the stuff with that separated in the entire time I just felt like when was stabbing me with a cattle prod that was Meathead but you were doing more permanent damage so so they have to fly you deeper when they pull it down and torture device it was it wasn't too bad how long is a rehab Truman Rono 3 weeks in a cast and then like he gave me this like an arm brace that would like I'm adjusted every week or so to wear good more more straight and then that was maybe three months before I could use it and at that point it's not like I could go do what I was doing it's at that point you start over and it was Tiny but I was pretty pissed off leaving your on Pioneer arm extended arm yeah that's the guy that for some reason didn't get a lot of the love that each so deserve she was like one of the original technical Strikers is way bigger than him Stan submissions either so he would have probably got him it was like UFC one crazy Sport and the people that have been able to be like pave the way like a guy like Bas Rutten they were in such an important he was such an animal yet amazing Stories though we went into his gym we did I did Marsha Marsh wrestling is like an old Russian style wrestling while you have like a stick and you each hold the end of the stick and try and take it from each other and we actually I did it twice to tournaments and I was The Undefeated American champion after doing it twice but we went to his gym to do the qualifiers to go to the wall shipping in Dubai and he came out there he was judging and stuff and I remember like I basically I was way bigger than most people and I'm like upper body heavy so I just lean back and take it and at the end of it he walked over and he goes he's like the force is strong with you son just lean back and take him and at the end of it he walked over and he goes he's like the force is strong with you son of God


    Aljamain Sterling Talks About His Signature Gold Chain
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    and would like you're the first guy with a high top ever to wear these might I was wondering where that the microphones are going to sit with perfect yeah it's his right in there like a little rest area that much hair on the top of that I think we get like elbowed anything like that the same reason by doesn't get his barely as I kind of wanted to but it works stinking boxing they used to make people shave their beard yeah that's probably why they gave his head and made his head appear like was bigger so you wrap around it and you squeeze the cushion and it is compressors and then he just his head just slide out of it completely out slippery slippery dreadlocks a bald head if you get sweaty would make it a little greasier like if you have stubble like on the top of your head that would provide like a little bit of friction yeah it makes sense do I try to keep it not like to ridiculous all the time when I try to be like only in character like make it for like a like a special occasion type of thing this is a special occasion but try to make it more like MMA thing there's something extra special about a t-shirt with gold chain. it's not his Easter Easter Bunny but I don't follow $25,000 on a vehicle rope chain but where the motorcycle chain links yeah real heavy links around his neck I was going to actually go there was two routes I was going to go the old school rap with my chain like the way my dad used to wear and how we used to wear when we were kids or Rampage Jackson and be like the the new generation of Rampage Jackson like slamming people but I would have to like somehow Rihanna's neck I was going to actually go those two routes I was going to go the old school rap with my chain like the way my dad used to wear and how we used to wear when we were kids or Rampage Jackson and be like the the new generation of Rampage Jackson wasn't like slamming people but I would have to like somehow


    Joe Rogan on Jorge Masvidal Calling Out Conor McGregor "That's a Rough Fight for Conor"
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    Nebraska is he awake yet he's awake he handled it like a champ Ariel helwani show and talked about it and it sucks the guy's a douche bag what can you do right after you get knocked out like that is very admirable but that's how you get to be a guy who says go to wrestlers a guy like Ben askren I can handle a loss like that what do you think of the I forgot that I can't I can't pronounce the guy's name who beat them Jorge Mas Fino miles without what he said after the fight he said he would smack him if he's home at Whole Foods I'd like 10 years of them giving him a hard time over eight of them Ben askren given miles with a lot of talking s*** which some people think is friendly in Mom's but all Street Jesus doesn't f*** around all right you want to talk but see we're talking about it. Smart this is a this is amazing marketing Ploy running he's he's become in one fight the most talked-about fighter in sport because he did something in the sport that's been around for a little bit that nobody's ever done before undefeated undefeated and it all comes out flat lines went down and talk some pretty vicious s*** after the fact that even laying on the floor it looks scary the way he was out at all calls out easy Conor McGregor I want to break his face yeah that would be that's a rough fight that's rough fight for Conor mossutos a big fella to me and he's he really belongs at 170 that's where he's fighting a flight 155 but really torture himself to make that way tonight he's a big guy knocked out cowboy Cerrone knocked out Darren till knocked out Ben askren means he's knocking out big welterweight Big Darren tells a big welterweight he's big he's not a guy coming up from 155 lb he's never make it home 58-55 and he's really running into like the last few fights he was coming into his own is really becoming something special he had a real close decision loss do Wonder Boy I wish I could remember how that fight went down but I just think it was a decision I don't know if it's a split decision or unanimous decision but I think it was just wonder boy outpointed them I don't think there's any knockdowns rhinos Mazda don't know but Wonder Boy is a particularly difficult guy to fight in especially for three rounds with anybody and pedis timed it and pedis is a beast pets of the beast wow he's a fantastic fighter also like he's got to drop Tony Ferguson Pettis knocked out cowboy Cerrone pet is knocked out your Lowe's on with his crazy head-to-head is a monster


    Joe Rogan | Why is it Called "Soccer" in America? w/Ian Edwards
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    USA soccer where you from like originally in England football like where did it when did it become football was it always football in Europe is always football why why when it came over here did it switch over no idea why didn't they come up with another name for a football I think I think they were playing football like the soccer football and then somebody picked up the ball and started running with it and they started tackling each other like I heard some story like that and then they kind of created football and it evolved from there but then they never changed the name football is called football when the only person who kicks it is it go can't even play the game the least significant person on the team as far as getting p**** when there's a championship yes it is weird hit him right you're not allowed to hit him that's crazy. While he's in motion of his vulnerable person to try to be safe so you can hit it at it you know is like fine it's whatever they called UNO baseball who they called file Stalag play touchdown more confusing than Hibbett Sports growing up I just got over it and then now I even call it soccer my podcast is soccer I don't even say football but when I go to England I just or just when I'm around football soccer people I say football okay but it's not a football to people like yourself it's a World Cup how can they call the World Cup soccer to appease the one country that gives the least amount of fox about sport right now weird that's crazy football stadium pronunciation and spelling of it in Australia the other Rebels the rebels they have their own rules they have Australian Rules Football rules for more ruggedness cuz you know what it was over there they were too used to rugby like those New Zealand Savages they have to yeah they're f****** Savage helmet these guys are running around biting each other in the dick in the scrums


    Joe Rogan - Wolverines are FEROCIOUS!!
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    yeah I wish it didn't have a history if we just thought of it as a thing like a wolverine right Wolverines don't have any because no one no one feels about a wolverine the same with his thing about a bear cuz there's no like cute Wolverines there's only the ones that you see in like you know X-Men Wolverine do is this one yeah a big bear f****** ruthless they chase wolves off food how big are Wolverine not big man down 50 lb a little tiny thing looks like a super Jack little giant rat bear thing with fangs it's like a super Badger make weird noises pause in the teeth no manjunath. Thing as hyper aggressive and it's a predator has built to survive black man that is a crazy little animal they are ferocious and they they are ready to go at all times when I try to get the f*** away from you I don't scientific name means the Glutton that's a pretty apt description for p tall weighing 22 lb or females and 40 lb for males the spirits are the largest members of the weasel family guy f****** weasel bro a vicious weasel still there small compared to some of the animals they compete with for food but a wolverine has no problem standing up the wolves or a bear when a meals on the lawn crazy 40 lb dog when I die I want to come back as a wolverine animal and most like Caribou there we Kirill Walsall scavenge from any car cuz they can get their claws on vegetables and berries frozen meat isn't a deterrent their upper molar that sit sideways at 90° let them rip in the ice-covered carcasses their teeth so sharp and strong that they can even eat bones what's he got food the off in Berea to save for later near hours after meal will go on the hunt again for Rochas ferocious little f**** ugly as s*** to one of those one that's like over 50 and on all kinds of medication can you bring a wolverine on a plane that beat your ass there's some women do get offended by that is that you it's not you right does the peacock person that was a woman that was a woman and end up the butt in the p in the Defense of Women and I got an emotional support alligator wrestling people talk about it and in the butt in the p in the the defense women a guy got an emotional support alligator recently and he's an idiot how many of those people including the peacock lady are doing it just for attention cuz they know that people talk about it


    Joe Rogan - My Dog Could Probably Kill Me If He Wanted To
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    stop bugging cat is so big man I'm actually just seen a hundred 15 pound cat in the room with you and be like oh Jesus Christ like my dog is probably 75 80 lb somewhere in that range you probably I mean I really was like crazed like like 28 Days Later he got that rage virus in on her and he just went after me I mean I assume that I would kick his ass because he listens to me cuz I'm his daddy especially when the teenagers in like 1/2 two-years-old they'll test you just a chicken it's natural for that price is never like not not like she's never met them but like he can't believe he hasn't seen them in so long it's like he's such a love sponge I would be jealous if I if that's my dog on right so I'm not special person to love them to get so excited to meet people smart but if you want I mean I would put my money on the rat and dogs little dogs like Jack Russell dogs those are designed to kill rats and I was holding the dog so and she got into a car right across the street and moved and then got out the car and the dog acted like he didn't to see a jump in the car acting like she went away for two days


    Joe Rogan | Homeless People Are Hanging Out at Starbucks
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    what man since Starbucks got in trouble for being racist there's a lot more homeless people at Starbucks like they understand that it's really it's really odd that's so funny they get kicked out bathroom cleaner makes you s*** and piss this is ridiculous but I realized I didn't have a bathroom cuz of homeless people it was homeless people that had like this guy had a port and he was charging all of his devices yet everything he had like a phone a f****** iPad long night ahead of him get free electricity on the other hand like that don't give me a disease you f****** I got there's always like a bunch of young homeless people cooking in front of it like is a bus stop they have a lit fire like pavement like like like fear of The Walking Dead style campfire like outside of the Tommy's on Hollywood Boulevard like on a daily basis how weird is weird that that's okay like if you just want to start a fire on the side of the road will that be okay apparently can you or did they just not get busted how we need a permit you need something like to be like a grill street vendor type what does just want to give food away that you can't leave yourself I don't know make a donation awesome places that don't charge you to get in but they accept the donation Blitz Planet Advanced you say hey all of us meet on the corner of 3rd and Santa Monica I'm going to have a cookout no no no no house on the concrete should just go to a park that has those grills at Griffith Park is not far is like people with homes cook there


    Joe Rogan | Does McDonalds Have the Best Fries?
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    how old do you have some french fries that's amazing taste so good what does make McDonald's fries taste good they're pretty good but they're not my favorite I don't know nothing I get confused when people say they're better than In-N-Out fries I like fries that taste like potatoes do you know who I had beef with that about Khandi Alexander from Newsradio she was the first person to like we went and got in and out like for the holes the whole group was and she got McDonald's fries what are we discussing here Five Guys fries how to stop by there and then you don't have to crack packets to get your ketchup Stella giant tub of the ketchup he squirt that b**** and nice little cup little paper cup you can shower and have that and catch up they have a giant tub of the ketchup he squirt that b**** and nice little cup little paper cup you can shower and catch up


    Ian Edwards' Nightmare Circumcision Story
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    when I was like a teenager and his irony I was going in for an operation that you supposed to go in the morning and leave in the afternoon it's just a quick thing and then it was literally for a circumcision sounds like you are getting a circumcision yeah what were you doing like I was a kid like 7 like say 18 + somehow I pulled the skin of my dick back and couldn't get it back clean it and I can get the the skin back right over sit in I spent like an entire night with like a roar boner with no skin covering it so I went to the doctor then he got it back over and he said you should get a circumcision so one time operation just going to have to worry about this s*** happening again but we were furiously beating off that right down my throat people are frantic around me and it was like nighttime is way past time I supposed to come back come to and that the anesthesia gave me pneumonia and the spinning like to one and a half to two weeks in the hospital and the first few days was in intensive care that the anesthesia gave me pneumonia and the spinning like to one and a half to two weeks in the hospital and the first few days was in intensive care


    Tornadoes Are the Scariest!
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    yeah what could be next if we didn't see scooters coming we didn't see Uber coming what would be the next what are we what do we need what do we need any protection from the ocean the oceans going to rise up and take us to Mountain ice caps going to have to move to Tucson boats that making more subways here right now thrush it down those tubes like I wonder man me there was some s*** that I was reading today about the ice caps melting at an accelerated rate it's always aches it's never good news whenever that it's like ice cap melting news hey we just found out we actually have more ice than we thought we're good don't worry about it doesn't mean Vegas can get water now no water they figured out so much money no idea is there a well out there at all I know they got good water pressure and every Hotel I've ever been in like this is what people been doing forever this idea that you're supposed to be able to keep your f****** house on the water in Santa Monica and crazy I know yet how to build a house with a beach is your front yard that is so nuts think those Cliffs were always there was different decades before so keep on thinking it's going to be like that all the time a Seaside house in like Marina Del Rey or someone really nice gamble like over the next I'm only going to be alive for 40 more years years I'm going to let's let's hope that this water stays over their mother nature yeah that's what I wanted to do my just I'm going to spend 7 million dollars from his f****** house with literally no backyard just ocean I'm going to hope it stays like there I just can't wait till my crib because beachfront property and then I could sell it I rented a beach house a couple years ago when my kitchen I was getting my kitchen fixed and we run this house in Malibu on the water it was beautiful man you would wake up to eat damn just be sitting there staring out over the water and the water would literally come almost underneath the balcony so it look like you were sitting in water if you were floating and why would you want a boat so beautiful makes you feel so good condo right by the beach and you go to sleep at night you can hear the ocean away help but then I'll be like what if it's this is the night this is the night where you know just take the building down Russia's mountains the ocean it we wouldn't even be safe here we wouldn't be saying we probably wouldn't be safe in Arizona it would go deep in Arizona for asteroid to hit the f****** ocean just outside of Malibu just a big one everybody to Midwest be laughing property all the time earthquakes happen every year for Hurricane you can track you know it's, you can prepare them we can just leave a tornado just like did you show up hey man I'm here that's the scariest people deal with that I feel like they just always aim for these small towns I think it has to do with the agriculture if I'm right I think it has to do with like flat areas in the type of weather that they have and I don't think they take place in areas where there's a lot trees and forests and is that true it's more like they don't really happen in cities right as the heat structure indicates like a little pressure air pressure find a time where like on the outskirts but like it's very rare to see one roll through a downtown but does one ever go to like Colorado down the mountain looking whenever he it was hitting this area where they had these Oil Trucks and it was carrying the semi trucks in the air I do if there's Oil Trucks on a semi newspaper tornado was carrying trucks like that I don't see it I knew stuff yeah but there's a video of L that's it right there that's the video this is a video while you see look at is why you see the trucks as they get closer and you can see inside the f****** think that is a truck flying in a circle if this is the same video I don't know if that's it one where Tornado video but it was one where these trucks were literally flying around in a circle like it was carrying this gigantic semi and just floated in the air like a paper airplane was from Twister though cuz it's some fake footage as real as real news footage from television compressor though cuz it's some fake footage was real news footage from television cuz it's hard to catch that cuz all these are just already on the ground


    When Body Modification Goes Too Far...
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    just don't seem like the Comfort move a rubber ring around the base of the balls to contract all the blood to constrict all the blood cock rings dick enlargement pill that actually works it be 30 seconds later the first do diving overdose carts Saint Mary's Big Grow Wings on wings mate you could grow a big horn and said that's just too much right do this like this probably can't even walk you just too heavy for the lawn when everywhere you go you weigh 600 pounds and your 5-8 how the f*** you doing that right there's a size too much you can get too much and get too much Deck but I bet it's like that's how it happens with anorexics bodybuilders how weird it looks well luck balloons it looks so fake but they don't see it there it's body dysmorphia recognize that they're their look like a skeleton when was at the airport in Vegas and waiting for your pool thing there was this chick and she had like a weird but wasn't real and you could tell only she didn't know that it didn't look real app that baby yeah people get strange because the butt thing is treated differently than the bloop thing like a woman with really large fake breasts is still hot yes but a woman with really large fake butt so I can come up there that's comes off crazy yeah that's crazy too what am I supposed to do just pretend this is not happening in front of me right now with your apparently we haven't when we see a certain person when see people's faces we have an expectation to where things are going to be based on where things are the Salt Lick the Fibonacci sequence like the golden ratio the way your face is designed like like Ari shaffir cuz orange. A tiny knows he like what is wrong with you dollar face supposed to come with that style of nose not if it doesn't it's weird but then you look at a guy like Greg Fitzsimmons is a little nose you know if he had like what is that on your face crazy like you f*** with that when you do something to make something bigger or wider or you know it was it with your face now people get tattoos and different things like suppose people start enlarging areas of their face you just after I get my ears bigger noses what if the gears come in a fish Dumbo ears out there put it at that hearing hold the bottom make a giant like a hoop that's bananas I need I need this for what I need this for I'm not going to do anything to it that might jeopardize it in any way I always feel like that about cauliflower ear to the go to all the years that I did you just do I don't have cauliflower ear because I was worried your guards tonight if you f*** with the shape of your ear it fux with the way sound goes in the rear and then Taco blah blah blah put your tip the tips of fingers on the top of your ear and then full doubt lalalalalalala Rock under the surface calcium Rock that's what it's like because the it's what it is is the break in the skin it swells up because it bleeds and then that blood calcifies in the Martins and the only way to fix my friend Brett had his fixed Brent Brent cut his ear like a fish and then open it up and scrape out all the the hard tissue and sewing come together and he couldn't do Jiu-Jitsu forever because if you did you get to again after the operation would break open and start bleeding again yeah just looking for a picture where a guy gets this part with a plug in a hole on the inner part here giant gauge hole in the bottom and a medium gauge hole in the top and then big ones on his nostrils where his nostrils he has like the bottom hole is nostrils are and then the above the nostrils get to huge hole we could see the septum opened up the side of his nostril quarter-size hole easily huge hole we can see the septum the open up the side of his nostril quarter-size hole easily I can't say that dude's real happy I just don't see it I don't understand that look but


    Joe Rogan | Are We on the Verge of Civil Unrest? w/Andy Ngo
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    he's a real concern among some people that were entering a phase of this country where it does a real possibility of having some sort of a civil unrest Civil War when you see something like these Portland events when you see this kind of chaos do you think that's a valid concern not for something that is across the country but perhaps very Regional what do the city at soft and not so much like Civil War but the violence that is done and planned by antifa it's meant to make the wider public not just polarizing hate each other but also began to distrust then to institutions that are in place that I meant to uphold democracy so the police in Portland have come under Fire for example not just from the radical left but a lot of people who are normally very pro-police of finding like what is wrong with the Portland Police like we don't even trust them so does its things just continue I think the balance will continue to escalate leading to Ada or. That's my real concern is my real concern is well and you think this is particularly unique to Portland in the way they're treating addressing it comparable other cities that have had some of these issues so don't sample and San Jose and 2016 Trump supporters when they were leaving a trump rally were brutally assaulted by mobs of people and then there was a lawsuit that was launched against the city for basically putting citizens in the way of danger the way they were funneled outside of this event led them directly in front of these violent protesters who attacked them you know in those that went viral of that year since then policing tactics have changed in San Jose as far as I know and you know involved a lawsuit so like sometimes it takes lawsuits for the local government to start protecting people civil rights so right now as bad as it is it does him confined to Portland we haven't seen Berkeley the type of violence as in 2017 when my Locane you know that hasn't been repeated for year-and-a-half now so but it takes the political will of those in power to enforce the law so you mentioned lawsuits what lawsuits are you pursuing will need it right now what I would like to see the city of Portland carry out a full investigation hold accountable all those who were involved in attacking me or Aiden as well and then as he evidence what evidence leads if this shows that there were was dereliction of Duty from those in power then you know I reserve my judgment in my lawyer is a judgment you know who gets sued listen to arrest people who responsible and charge someone and get convictions as well in closings I know you got to get out of here is there a silver lining to me then I mean do you think that perhaps you are assault and the the fact that the police didn't intervene is actually allowing people understand the real significance of this the real problem of this that it's this is a real issue gigantic one in fact that goes against the court the value of a pre expression and the ability to gather and communicate safely in public as hot as it was for me to see you Silver Lining when I was laying in a hospital with so much pain there is one and that is that everybody paid attention to what happened to me was a big story even the mainstream liberal past cannot ignore it and I'm hoping that from that goes beyond just being a headline but forcing the national discourse to change on how it views and talks about antifa we'll see if that happened I feel encouraged that we're beginning to see some Crocs in the way that has been protected by sympathetic writers and journalists and those of mainstream media I mean the fact that Keith Ellison deleted that photo that he shed a year ago right after I was attacked I think quesadillas even he faces certain pressure that it may not be good for a mainstream politician to so actively promote this movement and I hope it continues to move in that direction if you have a crystal ball and you were looking at the future what do you what do you think you would say well based on the press release a press conference at the med 2 days ago and not sure future what do you what do you think you would say well based on the press release press conference at the mare did two days ago and not sure not having any proposals it seems like more violence has to happen


    Joe Rogan | How Antifa Organizes w/Andy Ngo
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    yeah I want to stay for the record of the the violence that happened after I was beat up was involving the the men's rights activist group and antifa cowboys was holding they held the separate event in different part of the city as far as I know they did not there was no conflict in this particular no, sorry I'm a comedian named so she's organized this thing event but that should never ever justify the violence cuz I mean what would explain what you mean by being provocateur in the middle of downtown titling it justice for victims of domestic terrorism and then having a picture of antifa like that is you know this time does an element of coming in and seeing lots and rage these lunatics on the far left or whatever but at the same time I want to make sure I say that just because something's up Chrono call provocateurs in the woods with a writing that it's unfortunate that people now find that that's justification for you to react violently watching again it's a small change people that find it this justification and you look at the number of people that were there what is it thousand thousands of people how many people actually engage in violence small number but small number that's the problem it's important to note that they caught moral from the crowd who are cheering them on the cowards the cowards who don't disavow just horrific action they had them on and clapped as I was getting beaten and then the other thing about the people showing up in numbers engage in the violence is taped they are like literally human Shields date just the same so they make it easy for the few violent militants to none that I can watch the cops and keep an eye out on potential Outsiders as well and it's become a game it's become a game has become a gigantic team war is our team versus their team it's like it's literally like playing a child hood game it's really disturbing man and so this has anyone from antifa apologized but what happened to you or disavowal the actions of these few extreme vinyl people of course not on the people who support its movements they don't allow any type of design actually in there like press releases you can call call then they explicitly state that even basically even if you disagree with our talk to you will not publicly it's to create I guess this image of unity right for a corner and saw the organization organized but basically as a movement they had essentially cells across the country that are semi-autonomous you know buy an ideology of Anarchy anarcho communism and their support for violence so it's not so much a group itself it's the people who are part of that movement are drawn from other out to a group they draw from the DSA they draw from various workers unions other Anika's group and Mike other terrorist entities they have processes to lies sympathizers essentially they have their own literature as well and so it's much more organized than people give them credit for they think of them as people showing up to fight on the street at this meaning to that to that violence in his literature to back it up and they have you know they actively recruit people to join the movement so it's like do you think the federal authorities stop telling my my responses I think it's come to the point that they do because with antifa it's not it's beyond what local authorities can do because a lot of these people a lot of them up in Portland from Portland a lot of them come from for example from Eugene from Seattle from neighboring areas that have other antifa people come in to participate in the violence for that day or to help out and then they go back to where they're from so they're coming in and out of jurisdictions makes it hard for one local body of authorities to draw said I think the doj needs to stop then I think it's gotten to that point and with 20/20 coming up soon there could be potential for a lot more political violence if the results don't get the elections results to go as a wish but with it if the doj did step and what do you think they could do so. Well I mean do you believe in the the ability to meet up and express yourself properly and the ability to protest and the ability to just get together and have groups and and you know Express Yourself yes just what antifa. Like I said the violence is a feature of Ben movement so what federal authorities stop the violence is a feature of their movement is there is it that they haven't even written like the tenants of their movement where they say that violence is acceptable there a book called the anti-fascist handbook is written by Mark Bray he's an academic out. He is I would call him when I antifas tri-fighter log so not only does he explain what I'm to photos and in his writings who makes it very clear that the the cologne called self-defense is what justifies the offense of violence he actually argues why so because he's an academic well-spoken he's invited onto mainstream media to explain to basically like I said earlier mainstream antifa what can you explain what he yes I highly recommend that people take a look at his book the Attorney General in Minnesota Keith Ellison was photographed year ago hold it holding up that book of antifa book not coming when he's been criticized for that he deleted that in the shop to my DJ was holding up and support yeah he said this he said something about like this book or antifa strikes fear into the hearts of Donald Trump so government who I sent that I take this professor can explain what he says he outlines and explains essentially why and he says violence is ethical that it's because they're opposing Fascism and fascism is a violent movement this is sort of a pre-emptive move like we have this word fashion yeah it's it is a problem right yes cuz it seems like that's definitely something you should pose but what is the what's the actual definition of fascism fascism as a far-right political ideology from what I understand is the definition Jamie so we can just read what fascism would the actual word fascism means for radical right-wing authoritarian authoritarian ultra-nationalism characterized by dictatorial power forcible suppression of opposition and strong regimentation of society and of the economy which came to prominence in early 20th century Europe forcible suppression of for the backup forcible suppression of opposition is what they're doing yes strong regimentation of society mean they're literally telling people how to behave and what they will tolerate I know it's not right-wing ideology but it's almost like fascism and I'm sure there's other definitions of fascism the idea of supporting someone who poses fascism sounds wonderful sounds great let's see what stop fascism but are we really experiencing authoritarian ultra-nationalism characterized by dictatorial power in this country and means that people don't like right-wing ideologies running this country I understand that but this not not what's happening yeah they issue like fascism as defined by political theorists who have been researching this for decades it has a particular definition in meaning and that's I think that summarizes it pretty well I'm very concerned that people use it so flippantly to just refer to the right or to even authoritarianism like there's much more to it than just being authoritarian there's all the other and I need it needs its importance of state that antifa is not just supposed to fall right or the right there also against liberal democracy there's a reason why they hate the police so much hate border enforcement and hate the rule of law it's dope against that the concept of the nation-state as we understand it and they're working to dismantle out to delegitimize it so this is what I mean when I say it's a it's a dangerous ideology. do you know enemy of my enemy is your is your friend but at some point if this movement becomes bigger more mainstream and more people sympathetic at some point it's going to come back against the moderate not because these people they want to see the destruction of the nation did wanted to charge the nation-state for what purpose they want Anarchy yes so there Anika social Anarchist State they don't want borders they don't want Nations they don't want police what do they want be I mean what do they expect what's the ultimate goal they seem to believe in a utopian utopian boxes ideas right of the redistribution of wealth where we can be he truly equal in egalitarian when we dismantle everything about the country so not just you know it's institutions World law but the state itself like everything just has to be broken down and start over cuz irredeemable I'm not quite sure I can see if there's any somewhat comparable examples around the world of what it looks like for them to do State Building right so we don't know what it would actually look like but I mean the examples we see from these smaller anecdotas it's it's chaos and Anarchy like absolute chaos and violence suppression of opposing views indiscriminate violence at times I wonder and what I've been asking over and over is how many more people how to be drawn into have to be victims of this violence before something changes and I put in Portland now we've had three years of us and literally no policy changes have happened no even proposals have even been accepted by the mayor the previous mayor was what was his political persuasion or her I don't even know so they themselves are moderate very much you know in the vein of a Hillary Clinton type of thing but does the constituency in Portland. They have to play to four votes which is the radical people who are sympathetic to very very Progressive causes and so there's a reason why to date the mayor has never named antifa one time in any of his press conferences he has no problem blaming proud boys are Patriot prayer of the right for issues Patriot prayer group Patriot prayer as one of the other right-wing movements and in and around Portland that have held Pro Trump events in town that antifa comes to to fight and oppose those turn out they'd evolve into a riots in the police allowed us antifa comes to to fight and oppose those turn out they devolve into a riots in the police allowed this they allow it to the induction


    Joe Rogan | Mainstream Acceptance of Antifa Violence w/Andy Ngo
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    so was it when people see someone like the proud boys running around attacking people even the proud boys have to realize that they started off as a joke like when Gavin McInnes first came up with the idea of The Proud boys it was it was literally a joke and it became an actual organization at for fun and then people joined it that didn't think it was a joke and then people joined it started taking in a deeper and deeper Direction XI Ali disavow himself in the end of a band of the group you see that I bet you see same thing with antifa I bet the idea initially was hey we see these tiki torch carrying assholes in Charlottesville we see that guy with the car ran over the girl was protester and killed her like this f****** s*** is got to stop so we have to organize we have to do something and then what happens you get people in masks and you get people Justified and then you get people that support those people then you get the extremists and the extremists who are not this about who it were not the there's no one speaking out against them from the lab no one can hear this s*** has got to stop because they want them to do their dirty work for them they want them to push the envelope and put the agenda and get there. Their ideology moving in the right direction even if it's done through methods that they don't agree with and that's where it gets horrible because I see these people that are involved in this and I know for a fact just by watching them move and interact with each other they don't understand violence they don't they're not good at it they don't understand it they did this is like role play Sai cosplay and you're going to call for re you going to get real violence in return in from people actually know how to do it and if you look at violence from the left and bounce for the right by altering the right scares me a whole lot more there a lot more armed that it sits there more dangerous human beings in general and I think that if this just keeps happening and people from the right feel threatened and their lifestyle feels threatened and their ideologies feel threatened you going to get people meeting at these things and it's going to be more than just people throwing me and milkshakes at each other it's going to be people showing up ready for actual combat that's f****** terrifying it's f****** terrifying and this idea that you could just run around hitting people and not have any consequences just like a delay a child looks at violence this is what bothers me so much if you are if you looked at their core tenants of what they want to do and if they wanted to accomplish that through political negotiation and through conversation and Rally's and indents peaches fine that's fine people wearing masks hitting amazing people you've crossed the line into the land of no return and you called out to people who oppose you you challenge them to come and do the same and this is how violence begets greater violence it's f****** dangerous it's really dangerous violence does not exist in a vacuum you can't just have a little bit of ions and then there's no repercussions people react to that there's people that watch those videos watch you get pain and there is no justification for that when you see someone like yourself who's a small personal slight in stature not violent anyway and you're you're not even swinging back you just taking it and try to protect yourself people get infuriated by that and there's people right now I guarantee you saw that video who are thinking what I would do if I was there I'd f****** shoot all of them or I'd beat them all to death with baseball bats or I'd run him over with my car or do you think in the unhinged the right to feel like this is up in opposition of their ideology they're going to show up someday and when that happens people going to die this is a f****** terrible and this is where the mayor and the police and it didn't have not done their job and I believe the police let me say that they've been handicapped and maybe the mayor just didn't have an idea where this was all go but now you do this is the matter has been in office now for three years and he finally did a press conference two days ago 9 days am I talk to dress this controversy right and what was so frustrating is the the the police chief had publicly stated that she thinks the city or the state should adopt a law that makes it illegal to wear enough while committing a crime that should be a no-brainer it's shocking that in Portland I got a better idea. You can't wear a mask in public at these events cuz you can say you can't wear while committing a crime you're wearing a mask how do you who the f*** do you know committed the crime unless you take the mask off that we can't even identify if it's stupid you can't wear a mask yet so this you know it sounds like a baseline somebody policy that you should start advocating for right don't kick babies proposals and he spoke as if like it was his first day in office when this was like this is becoming routine now it's almost banal in Portland in Portland is what is a Harbinger on a warning to what can happen in other cities when you have a government those in the upper echelons of governance turning a blind eye to fall of militancy and just letting these dogs go in the street in Louisa case if they were doing that about about far-right militancy imagined they were far right people who were who were doing this and committing violence and the government was just like well you know I'm not sure if they shouldn't be allowed to wear masks while they commit crimes he will be freaking the f*** out it's the weird justification of the stuff that's that's so disturbing I just don't f****** love Portland so one of my favorite places it's great the city's great I mean it's f****** cool people not all of them that are involved in this is a very small number and the even amongst the small number it's the very small number of them that are radical that are violent when you look at the people that are attacking you not to minimize it but very few you look at that video it's a couple people out of thousands of people that are in that group there's a few people that are attacking his about a dozen was it released would you count throwing milkshakes but actually hitting you how many people you think hate you 34 maybe something like that okay that's the problem the problem is these f****** assholes it's not the people that disagree with you so people think you should be able to throw milkshakes at people and guys like Carlos Mesa we don't think it's a big deal to throw milkshakes at people so f****** big deal it's a big deal cuz he calls her response this is why it's a big deal and people don't understand assault they don't understand violence you can't just do that you live in some comic book world or some f****** Alicia world where you can just throw a milkshake at someone and don't do anything they don't turn around punch you in your f****** face and then what happens what you might fall and hit your head and die cuz that's real that's the real world we live in or you might cause a giant bra cuz people don't want to be hit with milkshakes or there's enough of you where you think you can get away with it so you're an awful bully and you throwing milkshakes at someone cuz you don't like what they stand for in a meeting in a public place and you're disagreeing about something so to write this disagreement your assaulting people for that very reason I'm just never in gauges in like a quote on Co Fair fight one-on-one what they do usually as a group while knocked up one or several then we'll distract a person either by speaking to them perhaps or blinding them with the chemical spray and then they take turns beating so there's even no opportunity to like you know you don't even know how many people hitting you at that point so that's what they do when do and then it's so it's so scary cuz it's so dumb it's not just scary because like you watching what happened to you scary cuz you know I'm watching that old man got hit in the head with a crowbar that's f****** horrific all that stuff is terrific and apparently that guy pulled out some sort of A-Rod and was swing at people before he got hit with a crowbar I do not know but I do know when you start hitting people in the head with crowbars that is the beginning of the end horrible horrible s*** happens in response to that and it hasn't yet this is 10 days ago who knows what's going to happen if there's another one of these rallies and you get people from the far-right who organized this is when the proud boys really radicalized they radicalized to go against antifa they were attacked they attacked them and then it became a f****** s*** show that you're seeing right now happen if there's another one of these rallies and you get people from the far-right organized this is when the proud boys really radicalized they radicalized to go against antifa they were attacked they attacked them and then it became a f****** s*** show that you're seeing right now


    Joe Rogan Rants about Antifa "That is Fascism!!"
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    when is the sky mean that there was this thing with voxware Carlos Mesa was minimizing the the impact of antifa and kind of joking around about it and making it seem like it's just no big deal and he got really upset cuz Steven Crowder is making fun of the fact that he's gay and the fact that he talks with a lisp and that Crowder mentioned that along with mocking his stance on antifa and then it became this gigantic saying that Steven Crowder is a gay basher but didn't become a big deal that this guy is minimizing violent fascist and that's what I mean that's how I feel about this when you trying to enforce your own ideology on other people and you have no tolerance for anybody with a differing opinion particularly journalist daddy is fascism it's so ironic to call yourself an anti-fascist when you're literally enforcing your own particular ideology to the point of violence and you wearing masks and you're running around hitting people pretending that you're being inundated with Nazis and white supremacist and that this is all necessary like that old man that was just driving and they're directing traffic and forcing him to obey them and then when he doesn't want they chase after him and assault him it's f****** bananas and the fact that this city has not stepped in and recognize that they have a real problem because this is got momentum behind it and the people that are involved that are non-violent got to speak did God speak up if your person that really believes that there shouldn't be homophobia and there shouldn't be violence in there shouldn't be white supremacy good for you you probably got involved in this for all the right reasons but if you don't recognize that someone like you yourself who is a person of a different ethnicity you're not a white person you're Vietnamese you're a gay man you got assaulted for no reason you didn't do anything that mean it's almost like a test of where do your values true and if you think it's okay for person like you to just get assaulted for no reason you are the problem you're the problem your mindset is the problem it's not whether or not there should be white supremacy of course it should be it's not worth another shouldn't be people be able to freely Express on top of course there should be that is not what the issue is with the issue is is group mob mentality when you get people together and you let him wear masks and you tell them that they're fighting against some and then they feel Justified and hitting a person like you it is really sickening and there's this diffusion of responsibility thing that happens when one person hits you and everybody feels like it's okay to hit you it's a mob mentality thing and it's it is extremely common with human beings that been in mob situations is terrifying because you feel it in the air you feel the chaos in the air when you were in some sort of a large-scale brawl type situation like anything can happen people just run up on it's not like two people alone in it in an end up like an open area where they can talk and work things out know it's chaos and it's some weird animal activity to some weird animal Instinct aspect to it that is very unique to humans and when you see something like this and see a guy like you just getting Pepper with milkshakes and punched in the head and it's f****** disturbing and for these people to dismiss that and not stand out not stand up say hey this is not what we're supposed to be about this not what I signed up for they become a part of the problem I'm sure these people listen to this that are upset at this because maybe you would you support antifa you support their ideology think about what you actually support think about what this is really all about what you shouldn't be supporting these people wearing masks running around f****** hitting people you ain't changing s*** with that all you got to do is call for more people with masks from the other side if people feel like right wing peep being attacked and I don't think you're even right-wing are you me what are Goodwill you just mood if you had a gun to your head or I may see your face what would you say you're a Centrist would you say I think is fair to describe me as center right center which is fine but should be okay mean we should be allowed to have disagreements of ideologies in a political Persuasions political leanings but this is but this is it's twisted and it's twisted the way it's being depicted in the media is very strange how it's being dismissed it's very strange and that there's really people in 2019 debating whether or not it's okay to assault journalists it's f****** Madness


    What Led to Antifa Assaulting Andy Ngo | Joe Rogan
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    why why are they mad at you is it just the Articles he's written because somebody told me that you had been accused of doxxing people is that true absolutely not true so this is such an outrageous to find reclaimed so what happened was on May Day at that right there was one of the empty for women charged in to participate in the fight during the brawl in one of the right-wing person he was wearing enough I didn't know who you was allegedly High hit her on her head near head on her neck somewhere like that she was knocked out I recognize this woman from her activism that day as the person who sabotages sound equipment when James D'Amore came to Portland State in February of last year that was an event that I was involved in organizing the State University wildly misrepresented what he had said and did people claim that he was an awful sexist even the CEO of YouTube said that he enforced harmful gender stereotypes were while he was siding evolutionary psychology and the siding all these different studies on why women gravitate towards particular Fields And even a page-and-a-half encouraging our strategy strategies to encourage more women to get an attack but it was basically in response to things that who had written about dealing with the lack of women and Tack what what is the problem here they're looking for a particular answer which was sexism and he was saying will it actually has more to do with the choices that women sort of naturally tend to gravitate towards and he was saying that there was a way to prop possibly encourage women to get into technology and he devise a strategy to do so but was wildly misrepresented and he if you meet the guy and I've had the podcast he is a soft-spoken sweetheart of a guy is not a not a misogynist not a mean-spirited person he was merely looking at the results of studies and he was looking at real raw data and that this real tendency that certain people have to gravitate towards certain positions in life but Auntie found the Allies just could not take the other try to shut leave them to try to get it canceled out that you got this one woman she damages sound equipment as she was trying to shut it down she pulled all these clothes out and push the soundboard on the ground at broke so I recognized her from the day she was named in the media and then I'll made a recognized or so I named her I said this is the name of the woman who was knocked out I recognized her from the James Des Moines event protest but she had damaged equipment and antifa I'm not around as me doxing her that's not doxxing doxxing is Way You released people's personal details such as where they work where they live their phone numbers with the so that people who identified her I named her before she was so that's basically at other than you riding the story criticizing their behavior what's disturbing to me Beyond disturbing was legitimate journalist that were making excuses for why you got beat up and people saying things like play stupid games Win stupid prizes I saw stuff like that that pick up better hobby or so I got right that you know anti-fascist will rule Portland's not your place I saw all this crazy s*** from people have blue check marks that we're saying that this is what happens when you support Fascism and I was so baffled by this like I read some of your stuff I haven't read all of it admittedly but I've read some you stop none of it came off as you supporting fascism it came off as you maybe at the worst case and are being a contrarian and not wanting to go with this sort of left-wing ideology that is so widespread throughout the Pacific Northwest but I did CNE I mean first of all you're not a white guy we should be explain to people you are Vietnamese and you know you're what they would consider a member of a protected class you're not just a minority you're openly gay your your what what do you consider yourself politically I've been avoiding labels for a while I think it's interesting that the loss of the coverage of what happened to me always qualify Mike who I am as like conservative journalists that it was said you work for far-right newspaper magazine Quizlet which is not the case at all that's not true I think they eat some Toad the dog whistle to the trying to say any of that this person deserve the same people who always talk about believe the victim they were the ones who jumped on play jussie Smollett but I guess I was wrong topic time exactly because even though you are you seem like a very nice person you weren't doing anything violent you you were supporting the wrong thing or not supporting them not supporting not just blindly supporting what antifa is involved with which is what my dad's what fascism is you you can't even question some of the more heinous things that we clearly heinous think they're doing just f****** Mason people in the audience Mason people in the crowd just pointing it at people yelling and screaming hitting each other with things when they are wearing masks getting involved in these brawls it's so f****** stupid it's so stupid to watch it's like this is base human behavior and its worst example and the fact that this dumb ass f****** mayor thinks that this is a good idea to let this play itself out this is how people get shot this is how people die when you allow a certain amount of violence and when you condone or don't do anything with violence that you can't defend like violence against a person like yourself I saw those guys hitting you in the back of the head throwing milkshakes at you or your truck just trying to walk away you weren't doing anything yeah you asked me how did I get to the brain hemorrhage so the video that's gone viral out of the beating I don't know if there's video the first half hopefully there's through CCTV or something but the first no more hits to my face in my head and so when I went to the hospital because of the nature of the contusions on my head they did a CT scan in the in the ER and I confirmed the subarachnoid hemorrhage so what started it what was the why'd you get hit in cup 29th of June so there was that demonstration happening auntyflo was Rowling to oppose the far-right they time of post Bashas I came was excited to use my new GoPro I was a bit nervous speaking going to live and I was nervous cuz I've been talking to just two months earlier right I left my house with the helmet got in my car I saw you were a helmet I did have one for reflection of myself took it off and decided I don't want anybody there to get the impression that I can't cuz they already accused me of being a not seeing fall right and white supremacist I didn't want any of them to then proceed me by the fact that I came as a helmet I can't possibly combatants obnoxious racist or being a Nazi or far right but it's like what part of what makes Auntie supposed to be dangerous is that they feel that they are morally justified in their brutality yes and they get actually a lot of moral from Progressive and left-wing media So after talking about what the taco would like to talk about how militant antifa people is very small those are going out and doing the violence the logic group and those that I find more concerning actually of a non-violent in Sofia and two because they work to mainstream antifas tactics and ideas like now doxxing by antifa is not even is kind of seeing as well these people deserve it like do people not realize like when your docs in you releasing your address of helping to me your family's address out it it puts his constant state of fear in you even when you're in your home like I don't know if they realize that so that the doxxing and then of course you know the punch the Nazi mean was meant to be cute and funny but when they label such a large segment of the population as Nazis it's it's going out there a lot of people who are innocent and log such as myself and they're also calling Jewish people Nazis and insane and then now more recently that the milkshake unless he knows his cute non-violent former political dissent as he's on the video after I was getting beaten I was trying to get away then they were counting all these liquids at my head and in my face and not blinded me I couldn't even see you really which way do to leave so to backtrack a little bit sign I'm jumping all over downtown justify horse attack they were chanting no hate no fear this is irony of it I remember that very clearly the crowd was counting that I was walking towards the front of the demonstration thought I would get a wide-angle shot on my GoPro before I could get there somebody has me really hard in the back of the head and I've never been in a fight the Sorokin so I didn't even realize what had happened to me I was knocked for soon as I caught my foot in the punches kept coming from every direction and all I could see was like people just unblocked with mouse and most of them that were hitting me out on these gloves that have the hardened knuckles I think it's like gloves or tactical close in broad daylight in the downtown steps away from the central police precinct the Sheriff's Office this beating happen no police intervene at any point I don't believe see it I don't know nobody came to my Aid at any point before during or after so this happens out of nowhere you get blind side of the back of the head a bunch of people punch you met how many times you think you got that maybe six or more the fact that people dismiss this is not being a big deal as really horrific to the fact that the people that are in antifa that are non I want folks which I think I'm glad you brought that up cuz I was going to bring that up but it's the extreme of the extremist right it's the people that think that that there's a call for violence in this is a reason to do it in the even someone like yourself that is a non-violent person that just there as a journalist that there is a justification for just for whatever reason you want to go up to that person start hitting them even though they're not a threat even though they're not do anything to harm anybody even though they're not putting anybody in danger there they're just being a journalist that there is justification for just for whatever reason you want to go up to that person start hitting them even though they're not a threat even though they're not do anything to harm anybody even though they're not putting anybody in danger there they're just being a journalist and you feel like you could just by hitting them it's really disgusting


    Andy Ngo Explains Why Antifa Doesn't Get Arrested in Portland | Joe Rogan
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    man you're all healed up the bruising and swelling is going down as you can see but the most serious injury was to the brain you have a serious injury to Brain Brain Hemorrhage from what the mob beating so how do you know you had brain hemorrhaging and how are you able to just walk around I was taken to I started losing my balance after the beating there was no police made it to the courthouse sat down on the ground ambulance was called I had to walk back to the ambulance because the streets were walk back to the police precinct in the direction of the mall b960 associated with appointment police let me know that they that I needed to walk in that direction I was quite shocking cuz it was I just been a victim of a small beating and then now they tell me to walk back interaction of the central precinct for the beating a top-end do they not know that you have been beaten up set this up for people who are new to this and don't understand what happened I've been aware of you because of you written for cool at night and you had become one of these for whatever reason controversial online journalists and you covered antifa quite a bit covered a lot of the radical left you were in Portland and what was the exact rally that was going on what was it called does it have a name something like protect Portland so is organized by Rose City on too far and its allies and by its allies are referring to the local chapter of the democratic socialists of America came out to support them and numbers and what are they protecting Portland from they allege fascist fascism in general and means like a particular thing they're worried about there were two right-wing events happening that day that they were counter demonstrating against there was a 110 downtown the proud boys were holding a flag waving event that was completely peaceful there was no actually flag waving American flag a lot of Portland has found out provocative and a manifestation of fishes stick violence and in another part of downtown there was a men's rights activist who is holding a rally event so a men's rights activist that was doing an anti-fascist or Aunt antifa cracks what what boy seems like a whole lot to do about nothing flag waving and anti-antifa okay listen to all over the world of the US and I call it a political Monica not just you're more likely to find socialists open socialist there than you would find like a regular Republican or conservative and within the social backhoe chamber of just left us Politics as it's become also a hotbed for fall of militancy so Rose City antifa is you could call it like the local chapter of moon in a venti cuz one of the oldest in the country it's very large important and they what you could call protest but they were there protest that always devolve into riots where they essentially take over parts of downtown and attack people attacked their ideological opponents and do it frequently with impunity and I wasn't the only one to talk that day there were two other people who were bashed on the head very and have very severe lacerations to the face and head you never called the footage from October of last year when there was a a driver who is attacked from the streets yeah they were directing traffic and somehow or another the mayor thought it was a good idea to let this take place is that the case and they told the police that stand down is that true so I need the next part of this journey for me will be the legal aspect of it and it seems like something stinks in Portland they issue is really not with the rank-and-file officers are following orders to not so I have been assaulted and criminally harass earlier before the mob beating people throwing milkshakes at my face and head within eyesight of police who were watching in downtown and both of these were reported in the answer that I heard that day as I've heard many times before when I've been insulted by antifa inside we will not question approach or detain the suspect because this could incite the crowd okay so this is why this has exacerbated this is why this has become such a big deal in Portland because of this attitude because Portland seems to be the hotbed right now for this kind of stuff is that is that fair to say I think it is so is this the mayor and who is who's the one who's giving the orders to the police to tell them to allow the stuff to take place well I'm crowdfunding for the legal phone right now and we are willing we are going to hold accountable whoever is responsible for dereliction of Duty where the evidence leads us so Portland has it on governance system in that the man who is up for re-election by the way is also the police commissioner so wow all the political, the conflicts and in conflicts of interest that that would arise right you know you know shitload how did you get involved in this like what wipers why were they angry you a journalist let magazine and one of my Beats among several is about far-left militancy particular in Portland to me while I was noticing was that the national and local media coverage had a particular blind spot when it came to the coverage on antifa there was all the sensitivity to the Quantum Code for right and white nationalism White extremism but they could not or would not recognize the militancy that was on the left and Portland seem to be one of the places for Ground Zero particularly after 2016 we had very violent biting in downtown that a segment of the population could not accept the election results in November and so they did a million dollars in damage setting fires and destroying properties and businesses that time I was a graduate student working at the student paper and I did a story on that and I came out to witness and it you know this was a major American city but it felt like I was in Afghanistan or Iraq just with all these fires and explosions and people running around with bats while messed up and I was really became familiar with Auntie funny took an interest in it and it's all over and over that the media coverage was basically really the whitewashing then kind of like referring to them as anti-fascist giving them that propaganda Victory and anti-war movement masters of doublespeak and disinformation so it starts with the name antifa is short for anti-fascist but I never refer to them as. Cuz that's feeding the ground to 2 then they when they say that they defending a community self-defense it actually is referring to meet premeditated violence in offense of violence so I started going to covering this more more you know after I left the student paper I started writing for some national International Publications and do internationally there was a readers who interested in what the hell is going on in Portland why continue scenes of street brawls and Anarchy over Nova what are the variables on a causing this and I thought that I could try to shine a light on it and by doing so and became enraged with my work particularly things they hated me since last year but they started really oscillating on the 1st of May May Day so this year was when I was physically assaulted by them for the first time they were very upset that high wrote a story for the New York Post where there was a series of in this is one of the other beats that I work on his hate crime hoaxes Portland earlier this year had this huge panic over serious allegations of LGBT people claiming that there were more running right wing games driving around trying to kill people with bats with hammers trying to kidnap them and these are all rumors that reported on social media cause a huge friends even the mayor had to come out and you know issue statement about how he was concerned there was an emergency town hall with the local career center and so I started looking into all these obligations he was 15 of them and I found that of the 15 only one was reported to police and what was reported to police and documented in the report was entirely different from the GoFundMe we're over $10,000 is raised for this trans activist she had a large that one night walking home transphobic people have beat her with the bat and knocked unconscious please report said that she was extremely intoxicated and likely fell and there was no evidence that anybody had assaulted her so when I can this story came out because I can see if I was really empty fun the Democratic socialists of America in Portland we're really involved in paddling this hate crime sphere in Portland and I just kind of you know through water on the Panic that they have been blaming and so on the 1st of May there was a riot that I was covering and one of them is antifa people went up and sprayed me with I think it was bandmates some type of chemical blinds you Burns you I saw the video so there was no police that that was there that I mean identified that was publicly advertised on Facebook and all that soap over and over like antifa is very transparent about their calls for people to come to the stuff into engage in this physical confrontation. They call self defense in the police either stay away or on purpose or are told to stay away is very confusing cuz when you watch the video they're just amazing people they're amazing people who disagree with them like they're yelling at each other and then someone will come along and makes people and for the police to not step in and do something it's I don't I don't think there's another city in the country that would allow something like that it just doesn't it doesn't seem like it makes any sense at all because you're you're not talking about people that are being physically attacked in the macing someone to protect themselves or even a threat of being physically attacked there just disagree with each and yelling at each other and then someone will come along and start macing people and I've seen it many times and I think is also a real problem people wearing masks you know what whether their ideology make sense or not when you put people in masks and then you have a bunch of people yelling and escalating and then there's teams there's team antifa versus Team you know anybody opposing them they feel is a white supremacist or a Nazi and this is just how they've chosen to frame it to be human and then you see them attack people I'm sure you're aware of the girl who got maced in the face because she had a hat on that said make Bitcoin great again but it was the same color hat as the make America great again hat and she got maced in the face and she got hit with something to write did she get hit in the face with something anyway this kind of s*** is really weird it's really weird and disturbing to see these young people with these ideal idealistic versions of what they're doing I think a lot of the people that are involved in that really think they are fine fascism they really do they really think that Donald Trump in the proud boys and white supremacist from Charlottesville carrying tiki torches at these people represent something horrible that sweeping across the country that young people today need to stand up and fight against it and they're putting on mass and a carrying backpacks at wacken people in the head with crowbars is really f****** weird to see and it's really weird that the city of Portland OR at all cities in fact that haven't made some sort of Allah where you can't walk around in public with a f****** mask on cuz that is one of the things that helps you people it's the same thing that you see on social media when people are Anonymous and they say the most horrible hateful s*** they're saying that because they're not in front of you you can't recognize them they don't have to take responsibility for their saying this is a lot of the same characteristics that a person has when they're wearing a costume you're dressed in all black with gloves on in the face mask and you're getting people to buy clock like what what is that about you're getting away with being anonymous and you're getting support from all these other people around you there's just mob mentality that takes place it's well-documented with humans where will you get a group of people together and there's another group and it's like it's a tribal Warfare type situation and that's what you saying with antifa in the fact that the Portland Police have I don't know what's going on with them whatever they've been told to not handle that but the fact they haven't done anything to mitigate this is f****** it's it's embarrassing it's shame it's it's terrible it really is and it's a trap it's a travesty you asked about the earlier and if he issued and he's found on orders there's a statement that was put out after I was attacked by the federal to know who's the president of the police Union and he said very clearly he calls from the nail to remove the handcuffs handcuffs of law enforcement so they can enforce the law and he gives them out of politicizing the police department popular no he's not he's hated well by moderate because of the things that he allows hop in the city but the far-left hate him as well they view him as not radical enough


    Will Antifa Violence Stop Andy Ngo? | Joe Rogan
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    are you going to continue to do these things go seems like you're obviously at Target now when I was off this in my interviews this week last week that comes to my mom right away is because I'm going to continue I won't be intimidated but with the the brain injury. They it's like I can't continue doing it the same way as I do before and being a naive to think that police would actually uphold the rule of law they gave me a brain injury in like I never had one before but I'm dealing with some cognitive neurological issues memory issues I have issues so I have upcoming Physical Therapy neuro physical therapy as well as speech therapy so like on the surface I have improved a lot since the beating there are some long-term consequences that I'm going to have to work through and you know I have to be honest I have certain fears and anxieties of being important I've continued to receive threats violent threats and there's been reported to police and just people promising to make sure next time that I won't even be able to walk away. They will repeat what happened to me when they see me on the street so like the people that did this to you so it's been 10 days now more than 10 days since my beating there have been no arrests I don't know where the police are out in the investigation they haven't been keeping me informed there was a photograph of someone they released yaso the Portland Police release photos of potential suspects and asking for help in identifying one was 122 them and I've got to say earlier that in addition to the the beat they robbed me of my my camera equipment so that was my my evidence for that day and I tried so hard to hold on to it but I couldn't what about you attending this with security we thought about doing that moving forward once I feel well enough and once I'm cleared by the doctors it may be worth it to cover these events but with Professional Security Gorillaz Big Giant Foods like armor like what would you have how far would you take this I don't know where it was how far do you think I should take it I don't think you should go those things anymore it seems like you've been I mean it is part of your job you're a journalist but it seems like you've been singled out and targeted and seems like they don't have any problem justifying attacking you and assaulting you if I I'd bring the biggest baddest dudes that I can find in a bunch of them now I'm surround you and Evan protect you but I tell you about America 2019 tonight it's this one particular area and this one particular group and not even the group I think it's the most ridiculous people in that group I don't think it's most I think most these people that probably are part of this really don't want fascists and they really don't want some awful ring totalitarian regime running this country and in marginalized people of color gay people and immigrants and all those things that I mean I would be on their side ideologically about a lot of things that the implementation of it that I have the biggest problem with it says the group mentality it's the wearing the masks the salt so not understanding the consequences of violence all these things this is what I have a problem with the way that the mayor allows to take place we handcuffs the police that that is what I have a problem with it's not that they don't want horrible people running the government running the world I understand that that makes sense but you're not for the dismantling of the nation-states right dope no no I'm not or the breakdown and democracy Now pathetic because of the anti-fascist aspect of the empty right-wing they are ignorant of it and I think that's what's important about your work that's what's important about these discussions that's what's important about people getting the word understanding what this really means Not What It Seems on paper it's like where the antique Nazi movement course your anti-nazi good we don't want fascists I think that's what Chris Cuomo was saying I think that's what Don Lemon was saying I think they're too busy I don't think they're really investigating this I don't think they're deep-diving and understanding the ideology at its core the way you're describing it and whoever that Professor was that you were discussing that is somehow or another condoning violence that that is ridiculous anyone who considers themselves and intellectual who condones violence all this punch a Nazi God damn it you don't understand violence you don't know what you're talking about you don't understand The Human Condition cuz if you if you understood violence the last thing you would ever be calling for can I talk about the the next up of what's next for you are so a lot of people listening and are frustrated and have expressed support for asking what can I do I'm just one person in this is the the power and that we live in time with his crowdfunding and you know with all the point earlier it seems to show a lot of evidence to suggest that there's something seriously wrong and up at salons of policing and governing in Portland and that's what the the legal fund is so I'm working with honey Dylan she represented James D'Amore she's taking me on as a first client for the nonprofit that she started called if you go to Publius lacks public lax.com you'll see information for how you can donate anything helps and we're trying Wii U no lawsuits if they happen against the city or mayor or Police Department cost a lot of money and takes a lot of time takes me as a lot of overhead cost in the amount of people you know you have to take into do all invested investigations so there's an opportunity for the public to get involved you know I don't want the story to pass just about Andy got beat up so what let's move on but rather there's systemic issues happening in Portland and their implications for the rest of the country what do you think is going on with media that is supporting this attack on you because I've seen so many journalists dismiss this as being not a big deal why why do you think the nobody would look at something like that or someone's being beaten publicly and not think it's a big deal what do things behind that extreme ideologies a very good at dehumanizing the opposition and that's what antifa does so there's been a lot of disinformation this information put out of about me you know I'm not I'm not they say for example not really generous I'm just far-right provocateur you sympathetic to Nazis inside when you put these ideas out that not only allies but I meant to remove one's Humanity they just become you know like and he's no longer a d and e is Too Faced of far-right ideology and it makes people feel comfortable with violence against that and it was so disheartening to see so many writers come out and say things like you know I don't really support what happened to Andy but he's done far worse or he was provocateur his writings like he came and he he got exactly what he was looking for what happened to me should happen to nobody much less a journalist right like this isn't America in a major American city we're not in Afghanistan or Iraq with the state is because we have a strong State we have police force the law is not being enforced wire citizens having to suffer arrest arrest it's really absurd and it's obscene when's the next one of these thing supposed to take place on the 17th of August is supposed to be the next event I think the proud boys have announced that Dan couraging all of them numbers across the country today to fly into Portland and Portland yeah they're kind of reacting I think to the 29th of June so we'll see what happens I'm concerned Dan couraging all of them numbers across the country today to fly into Portland and Portland yeah they're kind of reacting I think to the 29th of June so we'll see what happens I'm concerned


    Joe Rogan on the 2020 Tesla Roadster
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    you and I have righteous virtue cuz we drive electric vehicles occasionally that's true I do feel a little bit better I feel better than people are assholes it's just faster it's just faster than almost everything on the road yeah I don't have to go over there he's just like you have that p100d is the one I have which is the thermometer 180 what kind of nonsense is this I know where's my point where's my tenth of a second ain't going to f****** things ridiculous hey Kitty it's just if I can weapon yeah it's it's it's insane but it also 600-mile range is only going to be maybe three other road legal cars that you could buy that would get to that that level I'm a one, and I are going to look obsolete does the pininfarina electric car designs completely in house and I don't know when it comes out but I don't know if you find a picture of it is the nastiest piece of tack don't let the Italians so far they still true Germans and Japanese make reliable cars they make their Engineers Dam Ferrari LaFerrari as a little Japanese styling has a it's the perfect blend of like all the good things about like tack looking car it's like a Ferrari 488 yes but but one that f*** 19 a Lexus LFA I don't get it those European ones are like what are you saying I don't feel that all I know is what is high during the night based off of that it's fine to do we still use horses set review and control cockpit that's what I like about cars like that I like her look amazing it's a f****** house and the hills I'd get it if I could get it oh yeah check out Lucy's Jamie's on a rabbit hole he went down the YouTuber to I have no side view mirror cuz it looks sexier but it looks more Sleek is it really bother you that's like if your attitude and girls really hot but she has a chipped tooth fully new car it's got a camera system with the side view mirrors they're just right on the edge of the dash right where the mirrors kind of would be and the guy the guy who is doing a review of it one of the few guys have gotten to drive it said that it just blows you away your like why have a car has been like this forever because it gives you an accurate full-time view what's going on and the rear view mirrors also screen colors farthest car no go back to the house yeah the roadster's is evil I don't think it's really going to come out in 2020 I don't think so either I think it's can get pushed back yeah but it's just such a gorgeous it does have some active Aero I think in the spoilers active it's saying cool looks like what a car supposed to look like


    Joe Rogan | The Problems with Dating In the Office w/Reggie Watts
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    can you work for a bunch of different companies before done things inside it can be great you can work with a bunch of wonderful people or isolate disaster you got sometimes suck in the middle of the f****** mix and they they just demand too much attention as too much conflict and nonsense and yeah interpersonal drama and sometimes people start weighing heavily on the way they're communicating with everybody else like yeah that's supporting each other and you're supposed to support them to now he's our relationship has become center stage in your office that's one of the reasons why people don't want office romances not even just because women don't want to be harassed by men that are trying to f*** them all the time so just say no one can do it but also because once it a relationship does happen one of two things becomes a part of the whole ecosystem of the office or terrible and people have to pick sides and or one of you has to leave like so or you if you're among the most miraculous people you have a amicable split and he become really good friends afterwards you still work together with no problems even like each other spouses yeah right how many of the lake Lizzie I can't bang each other similar comes gross met the girl of your dreams on a job that was your dream job start their own firm yeah if it was a real chick movie the girl would have liked the other smaller paycheck too and the guy would lose the bigger paycheck and he would he would come she would come home from work and he would be wearing f****** like like an apron and he will be mopping yes be great yeah yeah that would suck if you had a dream job but you met a girl there who choose single choosing to you and you both into each other feel like God damn it what you doing start buying and don't tell anyone that's what you do right probably or if you're like super pro and super committed you just figure out a way to not too and just kind of maybe come up with an agreement or something I don't know Alliance movies tonight my friend Melissa dick that sucks Bible That's noticeable by many many people but in a way it is a metaphor for like there are a lot of things that we don't allow ourselves to be sure and like let people know about and especially in the corporate world right here you're forced to present a air-cooled professional image and this enhances your ability to earn living and Nancy answer your ability to be successful inside their corporate structure so you you literally have to play a role all the time which is why we talk to women who are dominatrixes one thinks they say the guys are really like kicked in the balls and s*** on are the guys who run businesses the guys hurt like yeah they need to feel it you got to live your dreams not mean I mean it's asking people about credit card loans yeah I know well you know we could be more of us could be more creative but we're not really designers of society to support that you and I can't fix the streets well you know we could be the more of us could be more creative but we're not really designers of society to support that yeah we you and I can't fix the streets and fix this weekend inspire people to fix the streets oh yeah


    Reggie Watts Explains Why Records Sound Better | Joe Rogan
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    I mean I don't know but I know that you have people's like them I think it just looks it's the texture of it but now people like DV Muslim people like vinyl right just people that are just die-hard vinyl fans I like that around yeah I mean you know I like my like anything I'd like to I'd like to make sure that it's the best quality of it or the most natural use case for it you know he knows like when people use to mix when people start listening more to music the car that they could like put a thing that they bought in their car with an 8-track or whatever at least have record players for cars to but you know the way that music sounded they were kind of they also had to consider the mix of car speakers what does it sound like on car speaker so going back to the aura towns in the NS tens and then the standardized car speakers that people test audio in and so you got to figure out how to make some music but generally it's the sound system that has to be adjusted the sound systems have to but you mix Tuesday they kind of meet each other in the middle of a great Hi-Fi systems by actually it's a quick active but when I was in Seattle I knew that I liked HiFi systems but I didn't know why they were so expensive and so I went into this place has guy named Leland who was working there was kind of friends with him cuz I'd come in and I just scope gear all the I'm just looking like I love audio gear it's just really sweet and then one day it was towards the end when they were closing and he turns to me and says hey man do you want to get your brain fried and I was like what and he's like stick ran okay and he closed shop couple of his friends came in close to shop like maybe five of us went to the back room smoke some marijuana went into the showroom the main room where they have all the speakers and all the different types of units and he says Lenox on the couch and he says okay and you're going to listen to a this is a system in total it costs about $150,000 and and then he just goes receipts and goes through and explains all of the stages that you know that the current is going through in with the music is going through as being played on all the cables that are being used all the stuff and I heard all of that crazy speakers like okay cool he lowers the lights and he puts on a Bill Evans Trio record I can't remember which one and he just presses play and we sit down and like within probably 30 seconds people were crying and because it felt holographic it felt like you were in the room with those musicians that were playing right there for you and then I had the realization that it's not the money it's not about the money it's about what does it take to engineer a machine that becomes invisible to the experience and that was Backcountry my mind so whenever you're designing anything it's like you design experience engineering she should get the f*** out of the way what was the medium is it vinyl vinyl description what is different about my know what I mean supposedly if you have a really nice quality piece of violence cut really well you get as close to original Master recording experience that coming out of the studio if you're talking about older tape so whatever that Final Mix is when someone plays at me like it's been mastered here's the stereo to track or plain stereo to track has been mastered excuse me an easy and that's what you hear you hear it in the best possible context on the speakers that it was mixed on its everything is off tomorrow so essentially when a record is pressed if it can mimic set the stereo to Trackmaster which it does then you have something that for at least the first I don't know why do people say how many times but starts to wear down but if you have a fresh press you can run it a bunch of times before it starts to degrade but in that state your hearing it like analogue super analogue so I guess I don't know what it would be maybe 30 40 50 time now is there a digital format that at least comes close oh yeah yeah Flac files it's a file format Flac files are good usually 128/96 kilohertz like that's the standard and that standard is is basically what that is what a record is so that's do you have like sites like hdtracks that I really dig you can get all your favorite at well not all it's not as big of a selection but you can get full resolution from select stereo to Trackmaster from the studio level quality in a digital format that you can buy and then put into a hi-res player so I have a hi-res player a Hi-Fi player and it runs the has really nice circuitry and all that stuff and he's a really great pair of headphones and you got the closest thing to a record repeatable infinite X the headphones the way to go or one of those crazy tower speaker jammies the way to go but depends on your gear used case like if you if you know if you are in the house if you want like a cool living room system or whatever I would always offer speakers and not not Sonos and not that kind of stuff people they dig it but true I mean records are meant to be played off of two speakers with as it's a 2.1 so unless it's specifically engineer which is very rare Atmos or whatever the f*** but usually it's two speakers and a subwoofer so why would I not want to hear the music the way it's supposed to say however I understand the convenience of those speakers so I'm not totally not for me if you're going to get a system for your living room so I can get a 2.1 system to come at you the way it was recorded the experience they fake stereo was on podcast Chris set up in his house he is a gigantic audiophile massive lover of music on my God he collects all these albums and he even runs a radio show you do I love it radio show okay Wilson Alexandria I mean it's disgusting look at those things you have to have their weapons and I like you you have to go back so we can swing a sword. yeah wow look at the input even know what the f*** we have discrete inputs for each of the frequency spectrums the different speakers look at The Fringe on my curtains I am Heinrich that's crazy man that well there you go because the Mark Levin Show yet as a mark Levinson system in the whole thing's engineer for the shape of the inside of the car system in there I've never heard better audio I mean I've heard some dope ass I think I have I think the test that uses levenson stuff I'm not totally sure people have been able to figure out what they should have by now but I remember like 5 years ago trying to figure out who what is the premium audio system like what is it besides a premium on it and I couldn't get an answer to someone figured out what the amp was but they couldn't forget the speakers and it just finally started get kicked in and now it sounds amazing I was like really kind of disappointed for a while yeah it's weird does / mean yeah there's like a burn in what I think there's a burning I'm not sure maybe it's totally maybe go better week maybe I did get better weed I mean what you think of this weed by the fantastic so you're not freaking out I like it alot what's it called again purple what Purple Rain and they're great cuz it's I have as my house kind of mid-century mod and that mean mid-century modern and they're great cuz it's I have at my house kind of mid-century mod and I mean mid-century modern


    The Common Sense Theory That Explains Inequality - Eric Weinstein | Joe Rogan
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    but if the issue interests so like the Google memo the James D'Amore issue right for you to set a great example publicly but my my wife went on Dave Rubin show and this is a woman who brought techniques of gauge field Theory into economics so she's no slouch when it comes to analytic thinking she's an 8 gauge symmetry at gauge Theory she was doing quantum theory but she was taking she her thesis brought techniques of bundle Theory like the hopf fibration that we had and show the economics without any alteration was a mature geometric system in a gauge theoretic getting so we collaborated on Define showing that you can't accommodate changing preferences any kannamma Cooks without gauge Theory so I was kind of pretty amazing was really great great fun the sheet her point was I didn't enjoy the unpleasantness of focusing on these things because they were so abstract and so I wanted you know I was interested in people I was in did in making sure that are models could capture human dynamics better and you know I was just really excited by that the collaboration we were doing which which is you know she and I came from two different worlds and we found this bridge between them. So she went to Dave Rubin it's a look it's not about abilities women are as smart as men its interests we're not interested in the same things necessary and that should be a way but when she set it on registering the date then James D'Amore set it and like the world freaks out because you said it within the environment of the podcast exact thing he wasn't employee of Google and it was on a podcast evening was a popular podcast I don't think it would have created the fact that you can get paid for these these weird sort of spectrum e-skills guilty that's what I care about I really enjoy doing isolated things in the absence of other people that have a very technical nature to them and you know my experience in general is that I cannot had female collaborators in very technical subjects you were women are interested in things that involve isolation and technical things removed from Human interact and so that statement will undoubtedly cause a flurry of activity and if a if a person says it was not suspected of trying to keep women out of something like my point is I want a much more equal world but will have a very different diagnosis as to why the world is unequal as it is and your diagnosis is that it's unequal because people have varied interests and that but also something is dumb is Ken work when the kid work women take care of sick relatives children and the elderly at 11 that most men can't be bothered with you know this is like I don't care so you know you've got all of these guys hyper focused on their career we're doing the equivalent of jumping down a flight of stairs on a skateboard and maybe it's not healthy and then you've got a another group of people or is like saying you know I want to have children I want to stay home with the kid free couple of years because it's really important in terms of their development and bonding all these things I say absolutely how do we create a financial product that gets you money early in your life when you need it and then you know maybe you pay something out when you get like it's just a different diagnosis as to what the problem is it's not all oppression part of it is resources Financial products part of it is interest part of it at the field being set up in a way that is biased but I do believe in structural oppression believe in your level of structural oppression of the remedies for Starks structural oppression like if we don't we're losing many of the best vines that are on female shoulders we just are there's no question about it in my mind and rather than saying what you mean by we're losing them what they exit the system we tweak did they they get through the like let's abs and stem subjects a lot of Mentor PHD programs like let me give us very simple example from the Harvard math department from years ago I think Harvard had this weird thing where it was very often allowed one woman in a year to the PHD program in mathematics and that person usually felt isolated and would often kind of leave the program and then one year a female who is admitted deferred so that meant that there were two women starting the next year and they form to support network and they both got through and then women came in after them so psycho that's interesting we just learned something right if you could you let women in in pairs maybe they're going to do better and then then maybe three will do better for will do better okay I'm totally up for that kind of a remediation up until we can build up enough female experience so that women have Role Models like it it's really helpful to be able to look at a senior female researcher and go to her and say how did you do it you got married and had kids had a very successful career how did you come back you know one of the things I found I used to be interested in this problem and I found it a lot of the women in the 1950s were very successful is stem subjects had a lot of money or their husbands had stable jobs that allowed them to use nannies and housekeeping in order to free themselves from drudgery well that was an unadvertised feature of the system because that's not available to everyone that it's a feature where Financial privilege actually enabled some stay in science so you know the issue isn't question inclusion or exclusion of groups it's a question of how are you so sure that everything is structural oppression that's that's a really weird thing and if you can watch that objection cheaply if you can just say I can take any group and say why is this group have no one in the wheelchair now I've got to spend 30 minutes explaining that I don't want to do it it's not a good enough objection like if we're going to make Prague actually make progress that matters rather than making ourselves feel good why do you think that this social justice movement has reached such hysterical levels over the last decade a couple things one I think that certain positions became like the failing business of traditional media meant that you couldn't actually employ people at the same level that you could employ them do a lot of people who didn't have huge opportunity costs entered journalism that you're very ideological and somebody offers you a $50,000 a year job which allows you to be ideological or you could take $150,000 your job and ideology isn't a large part of the offer only the ideological people are going to give up $100,000 a year for the privilege of activism sewing part when you have a failing business model you start select is a system selective pressures it's going to start selecting for very different people so that's one of the things going on is it that you have very economically frustrated people because the silent generation started a problem the Baby Boomers Amplified the hell out of it Gen X is still waiting to take simplify the hell out of it Gen X is still waiting to take its place in society in the Millennials just don't even see a path through in a standard careers nobody's putting a glass of scotch in their hand in a cigar in their mouth and saying come with me kid let me show you how it's done


    Eric Weinstein on the Culture War "Stay Out of My Lab" | Joe Rogan
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    the reason I'm fighting through culture War issues which are not very interesting to me is that we are destroying the thing that has the ability to make sense of the world right it's really did the delete an experiment that failed you know and you say I think it's exceeded I say no it didn't it failed you say well I actually am Cambodian and I think you're discriminating against me because I'm Cambodian like your experiment failed has nothing to do about it and keep that stuff out of my lap and telling people how to behave or that I have all the answers that we need to be objective in our lives and we just won't have sensible discussion it's your coming after core reality in our ability to make sense of the world and so I'm happy to entertain all sorts of things you take one foot step one foot in my lab and I'm calling security and I can't do that I can't maintain a scientific journal or university in which the b******* departments do not invade the department that are actually doing the super important work we're lost and there is a distinction and I mean this distinction needs to be made there there is a distinction between hard science and gender studies if you could pull pull up Jamie let's do the anomalous Magnetic Moment of the electron all you can do can do that like 10 or 11 significant digits we are able to calculations in Quantum electrodynamics. Same Quantum field theory in which we can figure out the Precision of something we can predict it till like 10 or 11 decimal places of accuracy and when I look at the the achievement that was necessary to have Theory agree with experiment to that level and then I listen to some of the discussions about I'll just take these hoax about you know somebody submitted parts of mine comp to a United with Jews re-written as men. Like I was in right now those two subjects are taking place in the same institution one is incredibly rigorous and in demanding and completely unforgiving and the other thing is just like prevalence of nonsense as well. Maybe there's a core of it that makes sense but they're not going to get anywhere close to the achievements of the of the hard Sciences but did the Corvette with another make sense there were the real problem is the motivation for doing in the first place the real motivation maybe activism but Activision activism and scholarship aren't there so many things that I want to be true that just aren't I want beautiful I mean like in our nature you spend time in nature you want to thank you know like nature is a community in the forest is a bunch of different organisms all working together now it's red of tooth and Claw everything that you think about universe that is surely beautiful and aspirational is contradicted by some system in nature and that's why evolutionary theory was the first thing on the chopping block just like well this contradicts everything we want to Claim about organisms off lock I feel like there's a weighted to find this clearly that makes people understand it better and I don't I don't know if I'm the guy to do it but I feel like someone that there's a this is an incredibly complex issue right where you're dealing with emotions and feelings and people who feel like there's Injustice in the world and inequality focus on those things to the point where they're almost participating in Social Engineering By ignoring reality and focusing on what they want to be true and sort of this way of reimagining the world and they're also demanding clients this is a big part of this whole right it's going on here then on the other hand you've got this stuff you got these hard sciences that demand just regular rigorous intellectual debate they demand careful study of the facts they demand deep understanding of complex mathematics in order to achieve these results and to be able to verify down there Unforgiven unforgiving two totally different things when one of them that is this sort of frivolous Airy kind of utopian version of what they like the future to be and that interferes right where they want a certain amount of diverse people on that I'm not even saying that it's not even saying it's not scholarship I'm saying that whatever it is I don't care maybe maybe it's maybe it's some beauty what do you do but then they'll hit you with you don't care because you're a white male and you have white male privilege and I don't know in what I realize is that is important as inclusion is exclusion is equally important in the instant you say that I don't know you the time of day what does that mean by exclusion diversity and inclusion diversity let's look at us we have three white guys in here this Jamie you and me soak speak to yourself I'm 1.6% African I knew I knew I was going to play that card in order to have the objection like there's some little bit of guilt just like why aren't there any people from Cambodian here is that we were really Auntie Cambodia if you carry that guilt you're always worried that you have to be able to prove that your inclusive doesn't matter right okay it is also important to exclude certain voices from the conversation so the voice that plays the card which says what you're only saying that because X I don't have to listen to that voice and I think this is really important that is not a voice that needs to be answered it's not a voice that needs taken seriously or paid attention to unless there's some serious allegation that there has been some kind of discrimination or inclusion the burden of proof is on you for saying why that's interesting in particular conversation the burden is on you to explain why that's interesting print well for them they're trying to engineer a more fair and balanced Society if I was going to take their perspective there would say that the re why there aren't more women in science or trans people in science or you'll feel like I'm also trying to engineer a world where there are more women in science how are you doing that by trying to figure out what is it that selecting against women for example that we need to get women more money as I said on this program earlier in their lives so they can hire help to help raise their children so they can spend more time on their careers and balance a lot of women don't attractive they don't want to do that maybe but I'm trying to but my point is that there are lots of reasons that men and women are different right for example I saw a beautiful video of the guy who jumps down it in Norma's flight of stairs on a skateboard and he just nailed the landing it's just if that's a thing of Art and then it shows you a hundred 50 attempts wear this tonight just abused his body and if failed failed me before the tooth you know blood everywhere you thinking you showed me the success and you didn't show me that this guy was willing to put his brain his life on the line in order to nail that trick and he's actually one of the world's falling Champions right okay well when you start saying well why are you putting this video of this person who's doing this thing you know on the internet because that person place to a privileged class I'm saying well I don't know that guy abused himself and put himself at risk and you know devoted his life in a singular way that no sensible primary would be a I would be appalled my son did that I'd be furious with it there are things that are that are happening that result in imbalances that aren't about some kind of unfairness and I think it's very important to say the unfairness as real and structural problems are real and non structural problems and things that really aren't on I think we both agreed that it's important for people to have the opportunity to pursue what they enjoy pursuing I think there is also an issue where we want people to be more represented we want more of that that kind of person that's interested in something when they might not necessarily naturally gravitate towards it and it might not be that there is some impediments and that there's some boundaries and some some sort of boys the keeps him out and it might be more that they're just not that interested in that with a biologically Bennett that's been proven in studies but I try to make it a different point and cry to me what I'm trying to say is I made a mistake years ago I think of engaging in answering this point which is you know what's it look so take piano competitions why are piano competitions historically disproportionately you know Inogen one by Russians are Chester from those Russians are beasts in the way that they destroy children are on their way to the concert stage they will do things that most American families will not do to produce a concert pianist okay that's not an unfairness for the rest of us and I play the piano I can't get on stage with these guys because they're just amazing it's not not an unfairness that I'm not represented on that stage you know if I told you that my intention is to become the world's greatest Jujitsu expert at age 53 being overweight and not having any history in Combat Sports you know and I know that it's not going to happen with the right amount of drugs and Engineering we can do miraculous things that's true we can make him better than he was yeah we need daily stem cells we're going to we're going to have to do some real to we're going to take a chance on turn all sorts of other diseases brighteye we can we can cheat some things the previous conversation over that you need to develop you need to develop it it needs to be a part of your well here's a thing that I would say about striking Sports probably one of the more interesting that when you start out on an early age your body develops learning how to strike and it's a gigantic advantage over someone who learns once they're their past. when you get someone who's learning how to strike and they're in their twenties it takes a real outlier to become super successful it's very very rare what I remember being in a fist fight and throwing a punch and not connecting and hurting my arm I didn't understand but I remember being in a fistfight in throwing a punch and not connecting and hurting my arm I didn't understand


    Eric Weinstein Explains Octonion Numbers to Joe Rogan
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    and that we just we live our lives in the most ordinary mesoscale phenomena where you know we don't see we don't see the quantum because we were not playing with polarized lenses and ways that show us what light actually is you know we're not playing with superfluid helium or not understanding just how bizarre olfaction is or are you know whether there's some sort of quantum aspect neurology and what you see people doing is that they they they start grasping for everything like I'm not saying that there's nothing to Ancient Aliens or UFOs or whatever but a lot of that is just people want something richer and more more amazing for their lives and I'm not going to pass too much judgment on that but I am going to say if we just restricted the the rest of our days to the provable stuff that we know is out there it could be amazing people need more meeting with all of the rationality with all the mystery we've taken out of the world it's time to put a ton of it back in when you say put put a ton of it back in like I got to put it back in well you know if I were to start talking about the octonian an eighth dimensional number system that no one understands I can do that totally rigorous that you all sorts bizarre stuff involving the octo means what is the octonian that's my point you don't even know that there are four types of numbers whose dance called the real numbers that we know complex numbers that were tortured once with a nice cool maybe during some kind of a trip a friend of you mention the court mention the quaternions to you and then there's this one system of numbers which is like the crazy relative nobody discusses and that's called the octonian and the arcturians are so weird that petitions don't even really understand why they're there that's not telling him that thing my guess is that that's probably back to the root lattice of e83 discussed last time which has a mandala pattern to it but I could show you their multiplication table I can describe the symmetries as a symmetry group called G2 which involved these strange numbers but it's a mystery like it cuz I got to probably know more about the most if I got to the end of all of my knowledge of the octarians I still wouldn't know what to tell you about why they're there and what they mean nobody knows I've promised you that that's a real mystery now we could talk about it like you know my friend said that that event that happened in Siberia in the early you know 20th century was actually an alien visitation maybe yes maybe no I don't know anything about it if I just focused us on like what we know is I there that we don't grasp which is hundred percent rock-solid provide so much mystery and meaning and invitation to Adventure like if you're looking for a hero's journey I also owe you a ton of these things and it's empowering it's just incredibly it's incredibly empowering to know that you're a hair's breadth away from super powers so I want to help people explore that what is that are you saying this is bizarre series of numbers right what is it doing like what how do we interface with it well so for example it's the ticket easier system that we feel a little bit more confident with there's this thing called a quaternions which are based on the number 1 the complex number I if you remember that from some distant math class and then there's something called J&K so I X J equals JJ x k equals i j x is equal to the negative of i x j so negative K there's a multiplication table for these these objects and these objects help with computer vision in a computer simulation 3D projections there used all the time in probably video games they may come up in nature only we know that nature use of complex numbers and most people never find out why they were being cold about complex numbers are imaginary numbers because they never got to the point where you're actually looking at wave functions that describe photons and electrons and all of all of that good stuff that you read about in physics so in essence the octonian Tsar system where I J K keeps going effectively through l m n o p q r e no till you've got eight different objects and they're not even associative which is one of these rules that you learn about you know applications associative what is an associative commutative I can't tell whether you put on your shirt first or your shoes first because it's it's commutative is to which order you did it but if you put on your underwear in a different order than you put on your pants will become immediately obvious which order you did it right okay well there's another thing called associativity and it's almost everything that we deal with in your elementary mathematics is associate is he was like why do I learn about associative and never met octonian Venus ocean a number system that is responsible for most of the platypi of mathematics if you want things that just occur anomalously so that's an example of an invitation out of this planet you know if you start to think about the arcturians and care about them and say it are they a message do they have meaning we can prove that they're their construct them for you but they generate so much pain in some sort of abstract space how are they recognized like how was it how did it come to be too disappointed discuss whether there's a process in fact or two processes where you can build these number systems up from each other so you build the complex from the real build quaternions from the complex you build the exponents from the quaternions and then you can't build anything beyond that because each time you're giving up a magical power to get to the next stage by the time you get to the octo means you're exhausted this way get think I'm a magical power but like for example it's very hard to think about the square root of -1 so like what does it mean for something squared to be negative so that's like the complex numbers gave up that kind of sensibility and then the complex numbers are at least commutative 8 * b equals B * 8 but the quaternions don't have that Prosper property so then you have a further property called associativity so you sort of to eat to build the next system you're giving up properties that sort of makes sense to us by the time you got to the afternoons you giving everything away there's no way you're going to build the next system I but yet it's real yes yet it's real and it's in a very real mathematical sense so does it just highlight our lack of understanding yeah and it and it is a call to Adventure it's like a message from something that isn't human not going to say that it's God I'm not going to say that it's logic tour design but it's a more complex with summoning them of the universe that's right and you have to uncover that these things are there or for example you know Ciela I don't know if you like played with the do you know about the Allegan no CLI do you say Elegance c letter elegance and that'll again Michael again I think it's this worm that was chosen by the sky Sydney Brenner who just died and it's a shame because you would have been a great podcast guess just like one of those brilliant biologists that we didn't focus on and he said you know what we're missing a species that we can completely describe Soup To Nuts his one that's about the simplest thing with a brain it's only got a thousand cells and 300 of those cells make up a very primitive neural system and we're going to track where every goddamn cell like bring up Jamie if I could ask you something to bring up the cell lineage diagram for C elegans says be the first of two images well that is it complete map of how one fertilized egg becomes a tiny microscopic Worm for every possible division why am I looking at I love when you say that that is so wild yeah right now here's the thing everyone in biology knows how cool this thing is and very few people not enough people outside of biology know that we have completely mapped how one cell like if you're 30 trillion cells around this too big to write a diagram it's only possible because they're only a thousand cells and this thing has Locomotion that has sexual reproduction you know he eats so you're looking at the architectural plans for an actual organism and Jamie when we're done with that if I could trouble you for the falkenberg going to pause route for moment for the folks that are falling at home listening just listening not watching what we're looking at Jamie explain what how someone can see this image they want to go who sells the letter c is not that Nazi like the ocean to C elegans amended cell lineage looks like a really long basketball bracket has pushed out forever Miss June man if we could bring up the wiring diagram or adjacency Matrix Galaxy August perfect that is a complete map of the 300 neurons in the C elegans worm how they are wired to each other like that is a map of the mind of the war okay so that's the portal that's another portal here's an organism which is completely mapped and has complex behaviors it hasn't I think about half the number of adult cell types that you and I have to maybe we have like 250 only 250 different kinds of adult cells more or less and want to get to precise about that and yet we are like 10 trillion to 30 trillion copies of those tiny number of different type I think the C elegans has about a hundred twenty-five or something like that different cell types and it only has a thousand cells and it's able to do most of what we're able to do we move around we eat we have sex pretty simple life of a human organism I don't think so but the cool thing is we still don't understand it like we've got this we got a box did it can't you know every single cell would it does we have all the wiring between the neurons we still don't get it right so like imagine that you're 8 years what a genius this guy Sidney printer was for choosing this organism right because this organism is the simplest place to look at complex life this image of the reconstructed biological neural networks we could have a discussion about some weird Peruvian structure and whether we've been visited and I'm be up for that but I know that this is real I'm too good for it but I know that this is real right I don't have any doubt I'm not going to sit around asking what do you believe that aliens talk to this federal government the 40s right that might as well be an alien and it's an invitation to Adventure


    Joe Rogan | The Mythology of "The Portal" w/Eric Weinstein
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    maybe maybe this is a good Segway I hadn't thought about it this way but so we use this format to announce that I am in fact starting the podcast I've recorded a couple boom episodes already there in the Canon is it is called the portal to portal the portal is refers to listing thing that I thought everyone was aware of but very often people would react to it when I was a kid I read all of these stories that I thought were known to be the same story but different versions of it and I called it the portal story and it was always the same somebody is trapped in a humdrum existence in an Ordinary World until some sort of magical portal accidentally or on purpose their life and either they go through a wardrobe they go through a rabbit hole Looking Glass platform nine and three-quarters or you know Dorothy famously was used to introduce Technicolor Rishi the first part of the film she's in Kansas and it's in grayscale black and white and then she lands at Oz and they open the door and it's Technicolor and there's this transitional scene where you see Technicolor for the first was that the first time ever in a movie believe so and so so the question is where's the portal like why do we tell the same story over and over and over again the different protagonist but it's always the same formula it's somebody is trapped in an Ordinary World there's sort of there were around normies they find the portal in the portal becomes the Call to Adventure and they spend time in the alternate universe and somehow they're able to live very often they return Remember The Phantom Tollbooth Milo gets this present of a car in a toll booth and he goes through the toll booth and he was out from the author and Jules feiffer was did the illustrations which is brilliant book is like the land of letters in the land of numbers with Arts and Sciences and you know like there's a there's a person starts from his head and grows down until his feet reach the ground and there's a numbers mind and guest rescue the princesses of rhyme and reason in order to restore order between the two kingdoms of the are like left and right Hemisphere and some incredibly exciting story and the idea that after he goes and does all of these that there's an island called conclusions and when you make an assumption you leap to conclusions so you suddenly jump my music Audrey clever wordplay insta at the end of the adventure the toll booth disappears because it has to go to the next kid who needs you know and so my question was always why why on Earth would we tell the same story over and over and over and over and over again has the same format it's always a different context and I came to believe that the story is actually the unkept promise for most people that in their adult lives find these portals so for example have you ever been to Barcelona Spain know there is a church in Barcelona Spain which is plenty impressive from the outside when you go inside and look at pictures of it my entire life called La Sagrada Familia it is a psychedelic drug trip and a half like you've never seen that is the most bizarre interior space I've ever seen in my life can you bring up the interior of this thing and on the one hand it induces like a hallucinogenic State on the other hand it's an idea of what the architect Gaudi now he's very famous he did a lot of buildings around Barcelona there is nothing like the inside of this church on this planet and f*** that beautiful if you look up at the roof and like most things you should have prepared for them your whole life and then you see it you think I guess that's cool I've been seeing this thing my whole life and I had no no concept of what a genius is human being was because nothing he did the outside of it a fact he's such a d such a genius that they can't finish it in the style that he started because nobody knows it's like an unfinished Symphony what would you do nobody smart enough to finish the this church and when we when I was on this program before I thought long and hard what is it that I could push out to the planet to let people know how wonderful and beautiful the world that we live in is and we pushed At the Hop vibration and suddenly your car said to people this is the most important object in the universe. The hopf fibration particular but the class called principal bundle which people have no idea it's out there and it is the basis of the constructs in which we live so how is it that your normal human being can make contact with real physics with a real beauty of Baal your you know just understanding order symmetry all of these things that are Beyond normal experience and what I hope to do with the podcast is to have amazing guests and interesting conversation but to thank you for that that guy was really something but that is very similar to psychedelic States well maybe some people have access to them all the time right in park but doesn't actually know stration it sits above our sink out there a guy who has called no thank you is a tumor tumor in his pineal gland and so he he accesses you States all the time so this guy has its 100% DMT inspired artwork I mean if you look at it it's like what you see when you do DMT trips it's like it's a version you know into didn't his style of art but you eat their the signature thank you Sean thanks the artwork it's f****** awesome it's it's in our kitchen I'll take a picture of it later and put it online but that's his stuff like that's super DMT like to me is I mean that's a thing a tryptamine type experience at you like you could say like Alex Grey probably the most representative I would say he's the most representative in terms of artists in the DMT space in terms of like tryptamines and psilocybin things on those lines if you think about psychoactive chemical some of them are stupefying but some of them are portals and this concept of you look at a wall how do you know that the wall doesn't have a door how do you know that there's in the Panic Room behind the bookcase if you just pull out the right book we Are we learn to stop looking for the portal and I think what I what I do differ but I do differently than other people is that I became obsessed with exits that there are other worlds and they're real that this this mythologie if the Looking Glass in the rabbit hole in the Matrix is metaphor for very real things


    Joe Rogan Rewatches Jorge Masvidal KO Ben Askren
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    Justice that's f****** dangerous man this is because if you lose to a wrestler are used to adjust to guy a lot of times you wrestle my beat you up on the ground ground and pound your butt of the joke you Jorge masvidal knocked out this two-time Olympic wrestler than aspirin is a beast of a wrestler that knocked about five seconds does aspirin went to shoot to try to get ahold of his legs and it might as well ran out of the flying knee and hit him right in the face while while he's trying to been for that's illegal okay is that us talking about it that one down there so this is the beginning of the fight ready the surround one yep out cold 5 to cover the raft that someone did time from here boom Alco 3 seconds as a reference run it over to him yeah and why is he yelling at each other I couldn't wait to do that to him yeah now what well then does himself off he took it like a man me he really dead he went on talk show and talked about it afterwards and good that's that's how you f****** do s*** yeah yeah play later on down the line the Whole Foods is not over you still smack you in the face even Whole Foods couldn't hold him back Whole Foods get home bag right in front of the kombucha the real GT's kombucha


    Joe Rogan on Piers Morgan's Tweet About the Big Bang
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    well I was reading the quote today from the song was mocking from Piers Morgan we was talking about the atheist and not knowing what happened before the Big Bang not knowing how no one has any answer for what happened before the Big Bang in about how this made sense to him that this is I think it's the way of saying it was somehow another was evidence or at least in his eyes of us something more Superior know it is I just can never say what was there before the Big Bang they just say nothing and they can explain what nothing actually is no human brain can which is why I believe in something that has Superior powers to the human brain well that makes sense that there's definitely Brian Cox went after his ass would have if you mean the hot big bang then there may be a. Of Rapid expansion known as inflation this theory is able to account for the observed features of the universe and Cooling CMB power spectrum and the flatness in Horizon problems I love it became why the Big Bang happened it's an interesting quote by this guy was talking about forget who was wish I could remember what he was talking about how people have been McKenna have so much faith in science and so little faith in mystical things but yet science revolves on One initial Theory where magic took place where everything came out of nothing that it was smaller than the head of a pencils to everything you see in the observable universe including Planes Trains and Automobiles all of it had to have had an origin in the most spectacular sorcery the world has ever known like it is all depended upon magic so he was you wasn't saying that you know ridiculous ideological ideas of the start and birth and death of the universe RR fact but he was saying that look look the fact according to scientists is that all evidence points to this whole thing coming out of nothing this whole thing is hold the existing out of nowhere and with Piers Morgan us I think it's saying is it that gives birth that they give proof that something superior to the human brain which for short here we are at this is transferred by science to believe the entire universe sprang from nothingness and at a single point and for no discernible reason just notion is the limit case for credulity in other words if you can believe this you can believe anything well I think I send it in a paraphraser go away that's basically the same thing he's Tink I like to think of it is in simulation terms and in in the sense that if thinking of like reality in the way of perceiving the way we move through it is kind of a designed games of sorts and and and sorry for that way like nothing and something nothing in something that's just kind of the the core of our reality right we live in a binary reality everything is a complex assortment of binary that add up into a really complex system anyways what do you think it's moving towards well think about that well that's that's the thing I think that part of the rules or what makes it hard to rationalize like nothingness or or something very very fantastic is just because it because binary we are binary in our thought process so it's hard for us to not think of things in a binary way so we think other was a beginning know there was an ending there was a beginning there's any but really it's infinitely like it's Paradox right it to everything and nothing simultaneously and and the absence of which but but I guess what I'm saying is that the idea that things are infinite that reality is infinite is kind of a good way but kind of can be scary but a good way to think of it because it doesn't make any sense why wouldn't be it seems like we have a limited way of viewing what reality is and I think we're limited by a binary thought processes I guess we want to put any sort of limitations on the universe in that heat cement size isn't crazy enough for us what we know if we know that the Universe has hundreds of billions of galaxies like there's a bunch of competing theories as to what happens with black holes and black hole in the center of every Galaxy and it's exactly that I think one half of 1% of the mass the entire galaxy that is there is a real possibility that going through that black hole you would encounter an entirely different Universe with hundreds of billions of galaxies each Galaxy have a black hole in the center of it that black hole in entirely different Universe each one universe will you have hundreds of billions of galaxies there is hundreds of billions of universes through those black holes and each one of those Galaxy which one of those universes has also hundreds of billions of galaxies and each one of those has a black hole you go through that hundreds of billions of galaxies that the whole thing rectal exactly just like just keeps on happening oh, yeah there's nothing like an instant reaction to resist that notion as if the universe itself isn't already the most incredible thing of magic right what is that mean about us it's like that's the question that's the thing to Explorer because then you have to renegotiate your your your relationship to reality which is pretty sick we have at least we'd like to take comfort in the idea the universe has at least this has certain parameter to it Cox explained to me as well there's a real this real lack of understanding about what goes beyond that because it takes a certain amount of time for light even get to us and that time that the light doesn't move fast enough to reach us from further events so you had something from like 200 billion light years ago but maybe the light win get to us yet yeah there's things of yeah I mean we're leaving at a time machine when you look in the sky and you're seeing a Galaxy or any sort of a star like in the deep deep deep distance of space the f****** light coming from that thing left a million years ago yeah I know star our star in the Seattle Universe when you look up at the night sky where things are the dogs that are on our way. Got a star sometimes things are called starts with X giving a jump kill if you go the speed of light take you for the Hawaii of outer space that like to go there and there's a pit stop there before they come to Earth and Aliens County want to chill tonight I hope so does an average of 4.3 this one's for .22 so it's nice or so 2 or closer than the one on one day. Do they know if there's planets around those Stars so they didn't even know there were other planets for sure other than a hangout in the crazy different distances and you can see better under certain circumstances we can seal at different time so like it's kind of like a big existential party you're like I think I'm making sense of this and then there's always. And then someone catches another angle to like I mean yes a little bit of what you guys are thinking but also there and they just keep adding to it but I don't know if we're going to find now they know that there's black holes out there in the first place and that they have here he's f****** like these these these theories of multiverses and yeah that's my favorite and brains the membranes that there's like yeah. Lines of universes that we collide with each other again slowly yeah can we collide with each other again slowly yeah by the way she was like in interested


    Is There Music You Can Only Appreciate High?
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    this is what happens when the War on Drugs had a brief victory party Miami not like these guys are living like the high-end party s*** sure I guess that's I guess that's where they're coming from but I mean to me that's why I like you know someone didn't describe the ns10s the the Classic Stage monitors are sorry it's studio monitors like when you're switching between different types of speakers speaker systems that have kind of become standards to a certain degree and so it's like in the 80s when they were using them believe that the right name for it but I went in eighties when they were using them it was really had so much harsh high and it was so crispy sounding and they said it was because of yeah it's because of a Coke usage and talk usage like creates brains tend to favor different sound frequencies under the influence of different drugs and with Coke they like the high-end crispy Sizzle that was like hitting all the time and I was all Amplified so then when you hear 80s music at 10 to be it's mixed not all of it but a great deal of it is mixed with a lot of like upper-mid trouble Miss to help Chris penis that's kind of a this what I heard some this is second hand information but I mean it's one of those subtleties that you may never think about but then when you you hear about it and you learn about it it it blows open a whole new way of thinking about the things the dead and LSD exactly you haven't listened on LSD apparently according to people that I know you listen to the dead on LSD Neil omigod I get it how I see I see interesting it's LSD music so I got to talk to her about like the culture Everyone's an acid inspired music that once you're under that psychedelic apparently it makes sense and this is not me talking from personal experience yeah I mean it could be one of those things where you know there's like a photo that's slightly out-of-focus and then if you like bringing another or better yet like a code it's like you get a picture of something and you like I don't care what it is and then you put you at this other layer on it a complete sit-and-go that's what it is in a way like I can imagine that being true but I can also say once you've experienced music that really ignites your imagination if you hear music that sounds amazing on LSD it should also sound amazing to you personally not on it how you can tell that it would be even more amazing if you were on LSD but it already sounds great it's like to me qualities like it exists in all states still like it it's just that's kind of how I look what's an interesting perspective you would think definitely the people see things differently when they under when they're under the influence of Sartori absolutely you don't think there could be like a Tipping Point oh I think you're right now in2 to your point yes I do think that there is music where you like I don't know man and then you listen to it on mushrooms or whatever and you're like a f*** this is dope to Whole Lotta Love when I was high yeah. In the middle of the song with sausages symbols and f*** music it's like oh yeah yeah where it started off great and then for a minute and a half and f*** sounds shape for you baby I want to be your Backdoor Man over 5 million doses within between 65 and 67 it says do they have their own personal guy and he was the one that making the sound so is that guy still alive that's so cool I love that because that's responsible I think that's the responsible thing to do. Just leave your own chemist summer and one of the concerts we did was for Phil Lesh he's the bass player of the Grateful Dead and my job for that day was to walk around the parking lot and they would just yell me and my buddy were denied 19 years old to 6 up 6 up if that were going to arrest everyone and they would try to give us the goo balls which have a bunch of drugs and I'm already too sore to do so we leave everybody alone what's a Google it's like a popcorn ball but from what I was told I've never had one bunch of psychedelics it's like a popcorn ball but from what I was told I've never had one bunch of psychedelics knows what's in it


    Real Patriots Should Want to Fix Poor Neighborhoods!
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    hundred percent and I don't know I get I don't know it's I try to get that to get overwhelmed by those things but you know it's like really the best thing at least in my life that I try to do is make friends with as many technologists and designers and people of that ilk to be able to at least be a part of the conversation cuz they're at that they like that the head of the wave-like there's there's nothing really in front of them they're just on that like you know whatever bleeding edge or whatever but it's just like that where chaos is being ordered and like the decisions are being made which waves were going to do that and you can have good conversations with people like that you can kind of I believe you can kind of help steer things at least technologically to allocate funds to different portions of technology that are there should be more priorities than that then they are like like just figuring out things like accumulating water out of out of the air like more of that should be used reducing carbon emissions all the various things you can do for that you know try to close that gap between the ultra Ultra Ultra Ultra rich and and the poor like everyone can still be super happy for everyone everyone had access to be able to level up to a point that's ridiculous that can still happen but not at the level that they are are the poor people shouldn't be somehow or another we should engineer way to have less poor people that we should consider a problem can people get really resistant to that right engineering it so that we have a better Society where more people are doing good that's great for everybody but really it's good for the economy system thing where people were really poorly While most wanted to stay really yeah you don't want to get it and I feel like someone's being kind of just looked over consistently yeah that's the person I'm going to engage with the most that's a good way of looking at it I mean cuz it's it it and it also shows like Hannibal thanks but it's a it's a practical thing right I feel like you know not everybody should be doing this or this or that or that when everybody's entitled to be recognized and it's not down for that kind of a cool place to operate a very productive Society life is a lot dragging this this economy sure it's just like crime and poverty is getting Beyond drug addicts yeah in the lot of drug addicts come from abuse yeah lot of abuse comes from poverty is a lot a lot of those factors that play in there that make us a week or country like if you really patriotic you'd want to fix all of the impoverished neighborhoods if we're a team the team is stronger When there's less losers right when you're not losing in life will people losing because they're stuck spot where they can almost never get out by the time they're eighteen inverted been in jail twice and they're kind of program by their environment to be hostile because the world around you is Harsh and and nasty and doesn't give a f*** about you but you have to adapt to survive I mean that's how people are able to kill people in war people have a remarkable ability to adapt and there are the bra on the team but can you really say you're American I'm American man I'm f****** sport this country this country's everybody man everybody everybody yeah it's like you're talking about there's this weird biological human instinct to create a tiered system of society because that's the way you control societies like creating a transmission looks like a social transmission and like that is a weird thing we're looking at yeah cuz it's like that way you can manipulate you can like to switch gears and you can play all you can play them off of one another and and and I think alike convenient convenient if people want to keep its crabs in a bucket you know that expression that you have never get out of buckers the other crab grab and drag him down yeah


    Is Capitalism Ruining the Environment? | Joe Rogan and Reggie Watts
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    right if you're stuck in some f****** s*** whole city and it's just your whole neighborhood filled with dummies and there's no prospects and his f****** lead in the water yet Flint Michigan water drinking fix that people to drink bottled water in Flint Michigan water okay look at North at Let's ignore that in work on the cracks in the streets Let's ignore that in that have new traffic lights that have cameras on them to bust you so we can get more Revenue what can I do I mean I'd it's not really it's more just like a philosophical but I do have capitalism with regulation so that you make sure that there's no pollution you make sure that pu yes don't correlate with environmental disasters course aren't we also going on the f****** momentum of decisions that were made a long time ago like a lot of the stuff like lot of these mines that pollute everywhere pollute the environment Where We Are yeah for sure I mean environmentalism was it wasn't really a thing until like the mid-1980s I guess so well I got like Roosevelt like was like a huge like environmental groovy dude but the idea of preserving swaths of land in like considering the environment when growing an economy simultaneously like that. Just stopped like there's like some national parks stuff and maybe some things pastelillos some Led stuff some Mercury stuff in a common sense really hardcore s*** that should definitely no-brainers those have been then but anything else making sure that that balance is there as the economy Chris just doesn't exist just the way capitalism is right now it's like it doesn't that's not considered a value there's the more in fact that more scarce it becomes the higher in value it is so it's so it's in its own best interest to continue to grow in can grow until it can't grow anymore so that's why I decisions like that are made in my in my mind well decisions that impact the Wilderness and impact in the environment like that movie Gasland no great matter of fracking but it's an amazing documentary and its really good really really good documentary into Roblox personal experience with do you remember the actual Story Jamie it's like personal experience with some pollutants or something like that in the river we got anyway met this amazing documentary and I did watching people dismiss someone stuff documentary was so so so so real oh yeah really lighting their tap water on fire and if you saw that but I did see that yeah and that's crazy people literally were saying you could do that before the fracking that's not it's not because of the fracking how much s*** has to be in your water for it to be on fire okay what's going on here and why are you so sure that this didn't come from fracking and that you could always let your water on fire and now you're telling us videos about this before before there was a fracking thing yes show me a video things people do with it like really interested in the interest of big business and they want to like the gas and regular people who don't even have a financial stake in that business will make up excuses for the business I know it's crazy yeah but it's fear fear of losing jobs like people like losing jobs or losing the thing that keeps their their bills paid Tulsa would like that no-nonsense right-wing mindset is like a no-nonsense right-wing Minds at all these f****** tree huggers God damn. So they want to go with anything that's like good for the economy but bad for the environment exactly crazy but if you decide like hey I'm going to pull copper out of this f****** hole in the ground but it might kill a million salmon like imagine how much a million salmon would be worth your going to kill a whole population of Salmon how much is that worth a year ruin fishing for all the people that want to come to this one Salmon River yeah you kill a million fish like how much is that worth that's that should be worth a billion dollars is a billion dollars if not more it has no value was it uses also with ours like it does not it's just a nut is not a part of the equation for growing economy that's like and I know there's going to be people this thing that I like just know about this s*** hardcore I'm just approaching it from I can over kind of philosophical energetic viewpoint have you ever seen some of the image of the mining that they do the images of the mining they do in Northern Canada Lake Northern Alberta now dude it's like some hellscape s*** it's crazy cuz it's like there's a giant industry of oil mining up there and they all kinds of mining a lot of folks that go up there and they do shifts but unbelievably brutally cold I would really like to live in their living with monsters just outside the gates again f****** Nights Watch type deal with a trying to suck oil out of the ground and it didn't mean there's so much of it up there and it's such a big part of the economy that you have these giant like aerial views of these these places that are just f**** Bill wow man's is one of them the one I saw was much more horrific cuz it involves the lake so what is this a photo Spain photographer Alex McClure oil sands yeah I mean creepy it's I mean but there was nothing there anyway the ideas like hey if it's just flat like that or it's ugly because we have holes in oil coming out of hole who gives a s*** no one's up here right I get it I get that mindset we got jobs everyone has jobs and it's true it's a great job to have they make a lot of money you meet those dudes to come to a lot of shows when you do in Canada named for him what is the nickname that's one that I saw I want to see the water all f***** up it's all filled with oil and s*** on my lords all of the all of the issues that all of the imbalances are completely what it would take to make good decisions that make life really nice for most people on the planet I think about a managing has to be done because it's a lot of stuff that is unintended consequences and moving pieces of fact all the moving pieces around them of course I think that's one of the things that people are really bad at predicting that's why I was saying like how much is it worth to get copper out of a hole in the ground going to poison the river and kill a bunch of fish people have this sense that like you make one decision it only affects that thing but it doesn't facts a lot of things are connected to that thing it also affects the way people feel you do some shity like kill a million fish people get bummed out like that's real if that's the way they interact with other people when you read something really f***** up on the news like God damn it until you leave your house like that you leave your house like God dammit that goddamn it and then they they get upset at each other for something that wouldn't before yeah there's thing in this bunch of pedophiles out there a bunch of monsters in a bunch of murderers and a bunch of people pouring oil into the ocean yeah that changes how we feel about people


    Andrew Jackson Was a Maniac! | Joe Rogan and Reggie Watts
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    why the leftover monkey stuff yeah man it's the it's not it's just a still here a hundred years ago from everybody and you were the president is that true was our president I think you're right that I was Andrew Jackson gotten like over $100 I think but that's like it like that double typed it was really just like a challenge to see if you would show up really and then like but he was such a badass he stayed here I put his hand over it and held it and because his gun jammed when he was supposed to fire the other guy got him and then he fixed his gun shot the guy in the head and neck I ended up buying at some pretty sure that's how do you have a real motivation right now I don't need a horse breeder and here's the account of there, 1806 Jackson at Harrison's Mills on the Red River in Logan Kentucky at the first signal from their seconds Dickinson fire Jackson receive Dickinson's first bullet in chest next to his heart Jackson put his hand over the wound to staunch the flow of blood and stayed standing long enough to fire his gun Dickinson seconds playing the Jackson's first shot misfired which would have meant that the world was over but in a breach of etiquette Jackson recap the gun and shot again this time killing his opponent although Jackson recovered he suffered chronic pain from the wound to the remainder of his life for murder I had very little effect on a successful campaign for the presidency in 1829 many American men in the early eighteen-hundreds particular in the South View dueling is a time-honored tradition wow in a street fight and then run for president when yeah it's consensual I mean there versions of that now yeah it's got his divorce rate as more of a scandal than him killing that guy wow I mean again priorities different societies like everyone had to buy into it more so goofy that just a couple hundred years ago they were so goofy mean that's one of the best examples of like a difference in a shift and culture imagine imagine so far down to Trump and Putin we're engaging in a duel and they're going to go back to back and try my he did and shot them and where yeah I wonder who who that's what that's what he did that's what Jackson did oh my God Jackson Rachel Jackson who this is part of the duel because the guy killed Dickinson had publicly called her a bigamist because she married Jackson not knowing her first husband had not finalized the divorce or something like that so that's was a bigger Scandal that he was married to some already married woman wow so you can challenge him to a duel because of the Jackson sound some to do you don't say that's what they're shooting people over f****** horse bets chit Barbarian people in the Saran toasters just 200 years ago


    Joe Rogan and Reggie Watts Bond Over Whitesnake
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    just like aren't ya like music we're talking about like do you like it or not right music to you it might be the greatest song of all time to Jamie he's like I can take it or leave it and then you can have a cot you can have an argument about it which is really sweet I do that with Whitesnake all the f****** time in a white snake is set and it's in the office because I had a girlfriend that made me throw it away after I got in a car accident I had a white snake is that my car as I'm grabbing on my stuff she's like leave that I believe what I believe the White Snake she like you got to get over that music that make them appear smart or interesting and there's like a hustle like you tell people really an Indian food and you might really be but there's also a thing you're doing like you're you're that person that's only another cool stuff but like now that f****** white snake song is badass but here I go again it's awesome even though it was 80s and it was like hyper 80s it's one of the few videos to me and my mind that is that had a style that was that kind of approach has Timeless real yeah in a way of it I mean that video sexy with Tawny Kitaen and and and like her moving like around the battery was it was classy it was it was like sex is very adult kind of feeling she looks amazing and and I love him just leaning on the wall like that on the right side of me still thinking that it's f****** great it's great art directions promoting ridiculous interactions he's very serious about what is singing he's better-looking Luke from General Hospital pimped out that's just I mean back then. That's that's that's white hair bro yeah you have the solution to that yeah yeah you're at your hair you just fantastic are that big a lot of work involved there that's a s*** ton of hairspray offset it's just to keep the band it was like it was the super group of hard rock like like it or metal I guess you can kind of a kind of bleeding that like classic metal turn off the car until you doing in the car lady so she doesn't she just doesn't care man in a row what he singing about I look I just got $0.03 players in a row but I do love the idea I mean that the hair color combination in the car I mean


    Joe Rogan on How to Be a Smarter Person
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    I think some people have the burden of intelligence and what I mean by that is that they're really smart and they see a lot of people around them that are silly and they experience that so often that they get weary and then they get you know that they sort of get rigid in their belief that their opinions are correct because they dismiss most the people that are around them cuz you're out a bunch of dummies if you really smart guy girl hard to maintain a good perception of things aren't what things aren't when you're the smartest person in the room kind of never want to be the smartest person the row yeah and also yes and also believing that you are the other way excludes you from including other people who are also smarter than everybody in the room solving mathematical problems yeah right social intelligence to put the different kinds of intelligence and some people just don't have it yet no absolutely and I think that you know at the same time wanting to help someone see that angle is also an important thing so if you're like if you're someone who's like maybe you're trained in tactical awareness and you have a different way being in a room where you said when we talked about all that stuff and the situation arises where like a potentially something dangerous could happen or whatever then being able to explain that idea and that type of awareness of that someone can see that it's also possible like sharing it they may not get it to the extent that you do but they at least you've included in it in their Viewpoint yeah maybe well people that are soldiers is always sneaking up on me so you got no situational awareness yeah yeah looking for danger minions is that even if they save themselves very highly competitive thing of comparing your intellect and you reason to other people very limited instead of worrying about yourself if you're smart just be smart appreciate other intelligences get into talking to them doesn't that's my thoughts on it instead of being competitive with them get into trying to find out how they they work cuz there's a lot of different humans on this planet and we have is egocentric position almost every that they're at least better at one thing that other people are are they know some more about one thing that other people do it so we're competitive thing to people get involved with this stupid like you should recognize that it's awesome to have cool people around you that are like really smart and interested in weird s*** and you have telogen and an inspiring you almost Envy their their creativity important people to have in your life but when people get they feel weird about find themselves of the other person cuz they come up on Behavior blank and security exactly guys guys puff up chest and start you know comparing like how much their house is cost like like like literally doing stuff that you're like oh we're still doing this liked it tipped into my mind if you guys aren't aware of it Beck's yet you know which I'm always hoping there's disbelief when it really is what it is for real that's actually the thing weird right it's a little weird I mean some people have a lack of cool people around them to that's a real problem a good tomato plant is not going to grow in the f****** Sonora Desert all right there's no nutrients there too hot I mean some people have a lack of cool people around them to that's a real problem you have a good tomato plant is not going to grow in the f****** Sonora Desert all right there's no nutrients there too bright is the sun's too hot it's not the right climate


    Joe Rogan and Reggie Watts Talk Hip Hop
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    I smoke pretty regularly but I got high with b-real I did Smoke Box Show De La Soul De La Soul like it just kind of lost me because it didn't turn in I like gangster in the beginning you know cuz it was something new and you're what the f*** is this other so cool you know but then it kind of morphed into Club hop where this was all about b****** and cars and all that s*** and it was really the lyric the Beats I loved I thought I was cool I mean because I left in 95 I know this shitload of s*** and I maybe I'll go back into that face but mostly I just like the the beats in the mansion and the lyrics I'm not really I'm Not Enough lyrics guy anyways I am a guy and Nas is definitely my favorite Lyricist backwards started at the end then is actually a moment where I was like I am I going to my going to start getting back into this s*** cuz cuz it was intelligent you know what I mean like if you're going to be boastful it should be like Muhammad Ali once you have something great about it right like that's like Jay-Z like that's a 99 problems he talks about that 99 Problems yeah I get it I get it but like at the same time if you if it just sounds like basically the three things that everyone talks about just like women cars of some sort and money or the things you can buy with money after awhile it just all bleeds together it's all in the same song and it I mean that's so dope they can come from nothing and you can work your way up and you can hustle and you can get stuff but like once you get to that place like why not take advantage of that but what about run the jewels I've heard good things about cup dance the rapper I've heard good things about it man I'm more of like a electronic guy I like like once you get to that place like why not take advantage of that but what about run the jewels I've heard good things about dance the rapper I've heard good things about it I know I don't know shitt man I'm more of like a on the jewels so create an electronic guy I like


    Joe Rogan Explains the Stoned Ape Theory to Reggie Watts
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    who the first f****** monkey was to figure out skin an animal and where its skin you don't have to be like in the monkey days right eye feels like it'd be a couple Generations away from everybody else but they realize it makes him more he's a little further north I like a movie scene I can see that that that that's like that's what the entire movie leads up to the first monkey figured out he could kill an animal with like a tool a different League Australia pithecus or one of those like a rat or rabbit with a stick and went holyshit I can just use this tool what other tools I'm going to start eating how many good cuz if you didn't have a weapon how hard is it for a person to kill something with your hands what do you even going to get where you going to catch what the fuk can you catch with your hands well can't catch a squirrel while you get something an animal but but yeah but then they had yeah you're right they obviously had to figure out different ways of getting animals it's one of the shifts that they think took place the allowed to the human brain size to double over a. Of 2 million years a real human brain size apparently I was listening to a lecture on this once. Too many years is one of the biggest mysteries in the fossil record and his idea was that date mushrooms in that The Chimps over this. Of time with the monkey people whatever the f*** they were ancient hominids had discovered mushrooms after the climate shifted and he backs it up and he did back to the place he's dead now he backed it up with some climate data that we know from core samples and stuff like that experienced climate change where the rainforest had receded in the grasslands and that this gave birth to the types of unusual it's like cows and you know the deer and things like that and they would share these mushrooms grow on their s*** and then they've observed a lot of these monkeys in the wild picking up Cow Patties and looking for grubs and beetles underneath it I think they might have experimented with the mushrooms and then if they experiment with psilocybin mushrooms a lot of things could take place once they realize that it was not just a viable food source but also provided them with a bunch of different benefits one being their vision increasing visual Acuity no Services make some more communal and it'll make some more creative and all those things possibly could have given birth to the tutu language into a lot of other things they also think it's possible that that creativity could have enabled them to start hunting and they started using tools and you and thinking and and and trying to figure out ways around stuff and trying to you know try to figure Jamaica an effective weapon to kill something in the distance of the more they're thinking and becoming creative the more that that's helps enhance him and this this. Of 2 million years is like a pretty profound jump for the human brain size they think some of that also came to do with our desire to kill things with with weapons around so we started hunting and eating meat we got way more protein more bioavailable protein all it was healthier for the animal for the human animal and then we also started to try to figure out other better ways to kill animals which made us even more creative and competitive is all these factors might have taken place that turned us into a person that's pretty amazing 2 million years I think you're right. It was like a weird little mold that's what it is with 5 million years ago in the shadow of the dinosaurs so that rat-like creature apparently survived the earthquake with the asteroid impact its there's another what there's a formal name for it I would I know because I was on a podcast and they were the what are the segments of it they talked about this thing this is the only reason why I'm skeptical 145 my creatures are the earliest known ancestors of humans whales and Truth okay with even more crazy like we used to be a whale or our ancestors we shared a common ancestor I should say yeah we like went into the sea and then yeah on land that thing that f****** rap became a well maybe that's it I know a hundred million years from now rats might be some super Superior human form I think that's very possible that I get why Christians are skeptical now show me your work got me this.


    Strongman Robert Oberst Shares His Worst Injuries | Joe Rogan
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    I can't wait till like I'm done with the sport and I can actually do stuff that'll make me feel good and I like waking up broken everyday I feel like I can do a little bit of yoga I like to hike that kind of stuff that you looking forward to a normal life if you had the first I was doing actually I competed Brian Shaw who was on the TV show with us he's four-time world strongest man went out to Colorado he was hosting an amateur in Colorado and I was in Santa Cruz training ocean sea level went up to outside of Denver to compete at the show and f****** had a heart attack it was so so hard but it was the deadlift is it was like maybe two two months after I started lifting maybe three months so I never really deadlifted we're dead lifting a car the back end of a car and they made it heavy so it was probably for amateurs have you is 800 840l be something like that so I'm winning the show and and I'm doing it in front of four-time world Strongest Man winner who already I had my sights on him like I was coming from and I don't like I said that's when I first started I was like okay this guy's the best disguise the best I'm coming for that guy so I wanted I wanted to show out you know so I go out and I pull the car up I do the first rap and I was like it took 90% of everything I had but like a meathead it's for wraps so I go pull the second one about halfway up my my lower back pops and I just let go my both my legs went stiff and then they would numb completely I fall forward into Brian's arms actually at least judging me and my legs were numb like maybe two months straight and then off and on for like 2 years they were just so bad for that first two months I actually ended up in second finish that show ended up in 2nd place qualify for Nationals which is was my gold so I could get my Pro card I went home started training for Nationals with numb legs and had to sleep in my pickup truck cuz I wouldn't I couldn't lay down we had we had a studio at the time no chairs we just had a bad and so I would sleep in my pickup truck get up drive to the gym GO train and I'm looking back like yeah that was stupid it was really stupid but that's one side failed at football once I kind of painting myself in this corner I was like I'm just I'm just not going to lose and you never got an MRI didn't have insurance now you don't want to get a look-see kind of do I mean it feels good now I mean I should take a peek I'm going to go get my achilles checked out cuz it's been really careful about how I am rehab stuff like that but you're right yes I should check out my bag is crazy though that your legs are numb for 2 years off and on for about 2 months straight in the leg asleep. beating up a lot of that point and like my first year was strongest man it was so easy for me to get to the finals I kind of just was like you know f****** is whatever I didn't know I don't have to work for this I am the strongest man without having to work for it and then got in Africa after being beaten up a lot and kind of getting my head push down in the sand for two years in a row and rip that off and I'll just like UPS I'm done like I in my head like I just I thought I was done I remember walking out by the river I'm so mad just feeling like broken just like I didn't know what I was going to do with myself or anything like that and I walked back to the tent and the referees were telling me like you know get your stuff they don't they don't want you that once you get hurt left the flight home right away they don't let you stay and watch the Finish any night shift they believe yeah I think it's a liability thing the judge for the show was like Hey we're doing the What's called the Hercules hold and are you going to do it in the Hercules hold means you reach you reach out with both arms feel like this and you have like a handle like basically like like in the gym you know the row handelsman like that attach to a tower that's falling and hold it as long as you possibly can in my mind so I went over there I was like f*** it like what's this at least leave a mark you know like I had to do something he's taping up or anyting but what are you going to tape up last night I mean like it takes fully extended your arm it's basically just taking weight pulling you and it's so it's not direct like curling hurting but it's it's yanking attendant further in up in your bicep and I felt it creeping up into my shoulder as I was doing it and I did great actually do I crave remember just closing my eyes and being gone and just when I let go it was almost like being baptized man like I felt like all the pain and all the stress everything I felt like build up once I've gotten hurt I just dumped it all and then it took me it took me two more years I finally fought back I thought I was done and then last year I made it back into the finals I was not now again strongest man in the world is it was because of surgery and Rehab surgery and then everything else was so beat up once I've once I finally stepped back I was like a like it there's there's no reason I should have to take an hour or two to be able to walk in the morning yeah and I don't like no reason why my back should hurt from walking from the front door to the car and I like I was so racked and so I just started working on different things trying to take care of myself and I got back two worlds text you actually I got back and I just didn't do well I cuz I hadn't been able to do anything and then came back the following year which was just this last year and I was told was my last time I was getting invited because at this point like you're done it's time for you to find something else I've been working so hard but you never know how strong you are until turn up you never know like what kind of athlete chart until you get tested right so I got a ride up and I'm I got done I just crushed when I'm when I finished a load about the stone and I knew I was in the finals like dude and I did a motion just think a lot of right now like it just felt like somebody just washed all that way member ripping my shirt off strong and pretty shirt and I'll just roaring in Malaysia and like everybody just kind of like stuck up a little bit it was awesome and it's like basically just digging out scar tissue is huge huge like a lot of people and stuff like that I went the cheap route I took a Black & Decker skill saw and I got the stuff attachments work tons of stretching and like basically just digging out scar tissue is huge huge like a lot of people use like a theragun and stuff like that I went the cheap route I took a Black & Decker skill saw and I got the stuff attachments put it all together cost me like 65 bucks


    Strongman Robert Obert on Working With Disabled Kids
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    it's like I was I'm actually like a little nervous about telling athletes that they should smoke weed now like that's that's nerve-wracking cuz like your whole dependent you're depending on you on your boss in the place you work in the things you do right so just saying something like that if two people find that offensive and they raised enough hell sure that's a big f****** deal but we're just saying is like it's better than Vicodin it's better than that it's it's it's a very much healthier alternative alternative man is a tool it's like you can abused tools but you could also use them correctly I mean you don't want to f****** Hammer nails with a saw right but but if you use marijuana correctly and you have discipline and you know what you're doing but the problem is that has been illegal for so long people don't understand what the best way to use it for is and what are the side effects what is the what's the paranoia what's this heightened sense of awareness that kind of freaked people like how do you how do you mitigate that how do you how do you get over what's the right dosage all that stuff is dependent upon information and when people are lying to you about it being terrible and you know making you f****** blind and losing your marbles and you're going to kill people and stuff people are so confused about it that it also makes you more paranoid because you're smoking you think I'm going to shouldn't be doing this but what am I doing I'm ruining my life now what about sponsors is it ever an issue with sponsors the Weeping where would be right now the only people I work with other than myself is that nanoceutical Solutions so he's actually working on doing the CBD thing and stuff I don't know if I'll be a part of that cuz I'm trying to it's so available now I just I'd rather just find whoever doesn't the very best and not not Market at cry it's so saturated I just take it for myself actually a lot of people I worked in group homes college fair for kids with autism on for a long time and I was actually this little girl who she had this it's not a disease she had this I'll just call the thing she had this thing when she was falling so so like she completely normal she was autistic and non-verbal didn't speak but imagine all day feeling like you're falling so she learned as a child really little if she would hit herself that people would hold her so you weren't holding her she would little ass watch her break room knows that she was she was 11 years old this sweet little girl like just super nice and smiley but like if you didn't hold her she just whack right now face and we found out that is who I don't remember exactly how it came about but they they gave her THC pills they gave it to you and then she would walk around the house normally like you're still nonverbal it's not like it's fixed but with the whole symptoms of feeling like she was falling which I don't even think had anything to do with autism again I'm not a doctor but the other kids tie their shoes must have been four months later and their friends had gilded them about giving her dog their daughter weed and they stop giving it to her and she went right back to it straight back to it so stupid it's just ignorant people just don't understand what it is that's all it is so much like there's these little rules that you don't understand right and he would just he would feel stressed out and he would sit and the rule was when he did that we weren't allowed that to help them up or move them or anything like that because that was rewarding bad behavior that's how they classified that so he would just sit in the middle of the road and we weren't allowed to get him out of the middle of the road he would he would in then he learned that if he didn't want to do something if he basically would stay in his room all day he would stay in his room all day because he didn't like the only worker he likes me and I think it's just cuz I was begging and jolly and all that but if you didn't like the person who's working with he just sit in his room and on the floor and then they couldn't touch him they couldn't do anything he just sit there he'd go days without eating or going anywhere out of the room or anything like that and it was all because we put these rules and and put these chains on ourselves based off of other people's opinions are wondering what it would look like if we did this you know if if this girls taking the pill what does that look like art by 4 boy off the ground what does that look like in it was it was it was it was like trying to help these children with your hands tied behind your back and I don't know if it's like that anymore it was this was a long time ago but it was just it was heartbreaking everyone is terrified to work with this little boy he was 10 or 11 he's just a sweet little dude he just didn't he got nervous and so I remember coming in and one day I was like you know what I'm taking him to go to a football game so I took him to a college division 1 football game never had an issue never had any problems never sat down nothing sat second row in the endzone and black would get all excited every time anybody came by like the the cannon went off for a touchdown was like the greatest moment of my whole like college career was hanging out with his eleven-year-old at a college football game people were too terrified to even get out of his room I'd like to think that that a lot of people work more in that direction after I left and you know I'm hoping I see you as you can see in his eyes he was a sweet little boy you know I've never met a kid that was evil ever you just need to know how to how to work with him how to talk with him


    Is GOT's 'The Mountain' a Legit Strongman? | Joe Rogan and Robert Oberst
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    about the mountain the guy from the game with the mountain from Iceland Bell's Palsy or something he had Bell's Palsy a couple years ago and he's I think he's almost all the way better like his is not to be rude but his face always had like a little bit of like my huge fat chubby cheeks but he had to have the kind of like that look on his face a little bit already I'm pretty sure he's probably like but I know a lot of times it's stress can be an infection I'm not a doctor I'm just putting out a doctor at the moment I'm working on getting my license to me what the f*** is this guy here for this f****** guy


    Trump Robot Freaks Joe Rogan Out!
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    God for steroids are kind of it I mean I want to like push it but it seems like it'd have to be I mean it's it's a sport where it's it's built for bigger men but there's a lot of guys who've gone through and and been very adamant that they're not and you know we get tested we it will literally like every year I have to explain to the guy like yes there's going to be marijuana in my system and that's in the rules that it says it's okay like I have that conversation every year and it used to be illegal you should be illegal believe 14 I brought it up a lot I don't know if that really changed anything but I was like look at these f****** gorillas you want everyone here on Vicodin like I've literally still like I'm saying is we should be able to smoke weed I mean people were doing so much worse s*** that's why that little Jeff sessions, was driving me f****** crazy when he was the Attorney General new saying we got a marijuana good people don't smoke marijuana I'm almost on the show with scheduling f*** out of me because so many people listen I just been worried that sooner or later like Bow-Tie who's that guy was give that guy some props cuz I f****** animations amazing put it put it up on the on the big screen and it's like one of those things were like how does this guy even think of this and where is he buying his weed this is not something that a regular person thinks out his name beeple crap beeple_craap and he's got this video of this Trump robot with glowing eyes guys and one artificial leg moving in the entire body of the Trump robot is Hillary's giant head floating around in a glad of liquid in a war-torn United States of the soldiers marching with him post-apocalyptic just f*** with that like that cuz it bothers them he should have never acted like it bothered him did he act like a bother and I think he said something about my hand these big hands after they said it on this way. The thing is is every every dude knows like if a guy flinches when you say some s*** some more of that s*** activities like a gorilla yeah and just get on the best juice to never we're sure I go to funerals without a shirt on sorry bro you beeple crap guy do you say his name people_crap he's amazing get some great s*** on his page too goddamn robot


    How Much Does Joe Rogan Believe in UFO's?
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    daddy said he was a CIA deep deep deep deep deep in the conspiracies that UFOs and was barely any conspiracies in the 1990s most of this is b******* most people are liars most people are crazy on but there's some real s*** out there to a lot of these Air Force pilots that they have eyes on this f****** think it's going 600 miles away in a second like dropping down from 60,000 feet to 10ft like in a second and I like I don't know we don't know what the f*** this is we have no idea how these things are doing they're trained to fly Jets and have gunfights in the f****** Sky exceptional human beings when they see things like that you got to go they know what the f*** they're seeing so crazy you can go out there and look in the sky they're real so we have enough accumulated data to know that all there are sharks you know that they are real but they're not Lakes their the ocean here's where they are this how you find them go to South Africa oh look there's a shark we did Fear Factor out there a couple times on the other side like that the hotels on the one side and everything we're on the other side of the campsites who was awesome awesome I was like 13 and I got so roasted my entire body became one blister believable enough but it's not like the sky is empty just filled with stars so do you think not after speaking with him that do you think we've had contact like that was trying to tell you to think there's something going on that I was before I met Lazar and watch that documentary cuz I was on that saying that aliens are not real I think they're I think there's a hundred percent life out there to say that to Big right as it doesn't make any sense that there isn't it's a question of whether or not it ever has gotten here before is the weird question and it's also the problem is that you feel foolish talking about it because so many people who believe in it are foolish and so many people who tell stories there's their stories are for cesium foolish kind of going along with it right but I'm very careful about stuff like that I just get something makes you feel full it doesn't mean it's true you know it isn't true yeah so I definitely think it is a very high likelihood that there's life out there and it's entirely possible that something's gotten here before but as to whether or not something really has made contact with people I don't know if I would say like where's my scale it's like probably 65% believe 35% going to talk but what he could have he could have experienced something that was an experimental aircraft that they didn't want to tell him you never know man mean I just don't know what the tech like I'm a moron like I don't understand physics at all have no knowledge of propulsion systems or mathematics and I don't know what the top of the field in propulsion experts are capable of today I don't know there might be some s*** that they're working on that they've never really perfected so they've never actually implemented in the battlefield or something like that they have some sort of a drone that looks like it would be filled with three foot tall people like these aliens that they described I don't know they're not going to fill you in on that if you think it's Haley classes and MRT to learn f****** nuclear s*** and then they try to see if he can figure out how to back engineer something they try to sit it doesn't mean it comes from another it could have been a Russian thing could have been something that the Germans figured out about no I don't know but I'm more inclined to believe him the novel even he didn't seem like it was full of it exactly I'm just looking at him he also didn't seem like he wanted to be here he was just like I'm I'm done with this is getting migraines talking about good to do this going to be able to really get the story out I think more more people told me that they got more out of the conversation because it's just him talking not know spooky music no edits you get to see like he's honest about what he knows and doesn't know and when he would say like what do you think about this is like maybe I don't know what he was saying if he didn't believe in that at least himself what he was saying and his store has not deviated in 30 plus years which at you can't try to have me tell a story of something that actually really did happen from 30 years ago and I probably told it a bunch of different time I don't know what we started the Bug Guy started the podcast varies day-to-day but some days it's awesome and Sundays dogshit


    Strongman Robert Oberst Says You Shouldn't Do Deadlifts | Joe Rogan
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    but I think what's interesting is like that kind of stuff is so much less satisfying than to bring it back to like what you do then like something that you have to really work for and it's really difficult and it's a very visceral real feel like the feeling of accomplishment you get when you do something for a tool will never be able to compare the feeling that you do when you do physical visceral thing when she feeling your f****** phone feel it you can do it when I was doing world strongest man in Botswana Africa I tore my bicep and I just was getting beat up over and over again I was just so wracked my body wasn't accepting cuz I went from football to strongman and in football we've never done deadlifts it was all hang cling to power cleans which by the way just quick little tip deadlifts if you're if you're deadlifting to be a better deadlifter fine if you're not doing that for deadlifts sake then don't f****** do it the risk-to-reward ratio is yoke 4 Dead Left 4 Dead left a lot of people aren't going to like that I'm saying that but if you go into any NFL gym in any Division 1 college football gym in any Athletics where people actually getting paid and it matters what they're doing they're not deadlifting their hand cleaning up our cleaning reward ratio like it's so hard to be a great deadlifter into not risk your low back and to be using your upper back properly and you know just there's so many little chances for you to get hurt you're not answering stuff that was that was me my first world strongest man I was the only rookie in the finals China how much weight is that that was 880 lb402 us me and my pink Chucks hello take some of the ways out of it and it's so flimsy when you clean it it's like basically like holding that earthquake bar that you have out there I realize just like that and it's it's f****** brutal so they take weight out of that round thing that's what is in that round thing there's will there's several different attachments to it so maybe some of them weigh different I've never liked them apart of that but like either that or it unscrews at the end they take weights out of it I'm not positive shot at it never never actually got to do it now what what kind of transition like what is the transition to get into strongman went from that to a security guard in Santa Cruz this place called The Catalyst which is why I work for like 6 years it's a really cool bar/concert venue so I was like spoiled I got to hang out with Rob Zombie and Willy's it would be really cool I'm sure he is the best one lemon Kool-Aid Play junior college ball with was just obsessed a strong man and I I never heard of it I never watched it like when I was growing up we were poor like there was 10 of us in a three-bedroom house and for my school on like we didn't have electricity so like we didn't watch TV we would play outside wait a trampoline you didn't have electricity in high school on the weekends my dad works for Caterpillar Cashman Equipment on the weekends he bring home a little generator and you plug that in and we have like three things we could use that was like oh hot water heater would work for the and then like maybe the TV on Saturday night or something like the TGIF but I mean it wasn't a kid it's not that big of a deal you just go play with your brothers outside so but like I never knew what's wrong man was because of that I mean I'd had no idea so he was obsessed with it and he kept trying to get me to do it and then I went home and Google that check it out actually I don't know if it was back then who knows what we had I was excited when tried it out and first day the amateur world record at log press was like 320 lb of the time and I had no idea but the first day I hit 330 lb and put it down and I looked over my buddy and I was like I have micro card two months after that I was in China that that photo at their watch on Hitman I was the only rookie in the finals so is it the lock thing as it did the awkwardness of like holding onto a log and getting it on your hands and and it's it's actually it's a lot healthier for your shoulders instead of being how would you call that with your hands right there instead of so yeah so it's better for you it's much better for your wrist and your shoulders and also like that's what my grip so yeah it's not free I buy all of it then I don't work with him either but they're the best best yet so we went to Worlds and then I totally lost a whole game kilos and that's what is that walking 468 that was this moment Jesus Christ Alex having you show me show off a little bit to I like to do this after I get it up wow so that's the world record American record who's the world record the world record I like to hold it up there and talk to it start something right around there it might have been to 220 how close are they are you that I can I can break it in January I'm going to London London a little introduction to Texas so what are you call Texas Pride in Texas powerlifting amateur record right away broadhurst first attempt out and is that when you felt like f*** I could do this s*** yeah I went home and call Mike my my fiance the time we're living in a studio and we're just broke and I was volunteer coaching and I was for high school which is my passion High School football and then I was working at that club at night so I didn't have a lot of time but I was like I can make this happen with with my personality and this is a platform I can do this and everybody can't tell me there's no money in strongman there isn't any and they really wasn't there wasn't like there was no money in strongman until I made money in store I like really brought it into there were several other people but like what we did was we cultivated a whole new era of strong man was before I can even like pujanauski was a guy who got a lot of attention cuz he looked just shredded yeah Jack but I mean if you ever episode that they did in Poland I thought he was in Ballin Outta control you would think so I know who he is I feel like if I know who you are and you do something on TV you must be rich so much sugar then he would eat chocolate bars competition peanut butter and honey or Snickers bars there's a Russian guy who was the Russian secret service for a while unless you look in his eyes point across and everything but yeah that that guy's done probably scared of s*** I'm sure there's a lot of that cuz we compete with people from all around the world and now and we we tend to forget that everywhere else there's a lotta it's a bit normal almost to be like that in some places right to survive and if you're a giant dude it's probably the best way to make a living exactly take that you see guys do that right before they go lifting stuff the way I grew up in the the the way I did things like I was always taught and it kind of worked with being broke but like a warrior goes to war hungry that's it like in football I would never eat before game ever and then got in the strong man and I did that for a long time and I got up to 440 lb and I would I would do an entire show like the five six hours without eating mutton during that with a little bit but I would never eat a meal Bryant what's the name of the resources and eats up your resources right right for me it felt like anything in my stomach just made me feels like slow to from Katt Williams watch an interview with them. Don't eat before you go on stage and like that makes sense you better off being hungry right now 80 oz I was 440 I lost 80 lbs and when I got hurt in Botswana and I lost all that way and then you can chose to do that but I got up at 4:40 and just walking around was laborious and I felt like f****** horrible do you think that log press that was like like 4:25 ish 4:30 I gained a little bit more after that I just everyone tells you in the sport the bigger you are the strong you are and that kind of holds true to static lifting like kind of it's not necessary all the time but it kind of holds true but we gotta move man like we're talking about pulling a truck and doing those events and all that stuff when when your 440 and your body is not agreeing with that 448 just hold you back on your joints to lower back that's what happened I got hurt and I felt like I was done cuz my low back I'd have to take me like 45 minutes to get out of bed in the morning I was messed up man really bad and made an MRI but there's something like negative connotation with being like someone who smokes weed but I mean I watching guys take Vicodin like it's Skittles I'm watching I've seen guys throw away their lives their families a career over a bunch of pills because they didn't want to smoke and it's it's crazy you know


    Joe Rogan | People in Texas Are Keeping Tigers as Pets
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    I love Texas I'm in New Braunfels which is right outside of San Antonio well my Brent my friend John Dudley was just there with the Black Rifle coffee guys yeah and they went to some ranch that's just outside of San Antonio that the f****** astronauts use to go to such as these photos of Neil Armstrong What a f****** deer California are not right but I think what people think about like crazy gun-toting screaming at football everywhere loose running around he I work with some I was but just become accredited zoo that works a lot with confiscated animals like they've got hundreds of animals that basically some redneck was like I'm going to have a white lion and there were in the house in Texas and there one around this house smoking weed and they walked into a room with a f****** tiger oh my God they call the police and rescue this f****** Tiger but this is an abandoned house OSHA yeah he thought he was hallucinating age in the homes garage but it's weird animals like property you know when you can just do whatever you want with him anything that's not like if your if you have white-tailed deer in Texas they have pretty liberal tags like you can shoot a good number of them but you have to get tags but if you have like a black buck what is a African animal nilgai or something like that you want whatever you want your friends it was secured only with a screwdriver and nylon strap Jesus Christ let something loose in there that's what I was saying yeah that's what I was saying I was told was that that was just not PC like it wasn't acceptable I'm sure you'll see the footage of US soldiers overtook Baghdad they had they had zoos in Baghdad and what they would do is that the Lions knew was happening so they would let these goats out in these go to be wandering around and then they open the door and the Lions would Sprint cuz they knew exactly cuz it was feeding time no idea they let the goats out and it goes like just hanging out being a girl and then they would open up this f****** door and US soldiers filmed it and these Lions just make this f****** mad Sprint these goats just malam and that's how they ate that's what it eats but you know maybe really identify was seized and you feel like that's brutal murder murder of seeds that lion wants to do that that's what makes them a lion that makes them happy it's what they have to do you know it's like there's a lot more people showing that side of things at least we're talking about right before we came on Instagram page called nature is metal for a while and he got back up but that he's at his he has one of the very best Pages that's all he didn't he didn't he had nothing to do with any of those situations it's not like he had some kind of ulterior motive and came in and put these animals in the situation that's just reality


    Joe Rogan | Florida Says to Kill Invasive Iguanas
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    percent me a f****** horrible video yesterday of the Scotty's two guys are riding like assholes on a bridge like with motorcycles weaving in that traffic and one guy loses control of the bike and hit the cement barrier on the edge of the bridge and then goes off the edge symptoms foot down and shine Collective Drive watch and watch when you see when they pull over and get to look at how far this m*********** dropped like he's dunnsville that is that is register in Florida Tampa of course man I was there for two weeks I was scared shittless the whole time I've Been Everywhere is Florida I was like paying attention to everyone walking under bridges and Rhodes and Rhodes are collapsing buildings are collapsing look cuz they're digging their digging trenches under the foundations are so crazy and they're big like 5 feet long when he got what's a smile on his face Florida iguana Hunter mistakes poolboy for iguana shoot them steaks poolboy for iguana shoot them


    Joe Rogan on Jorge Masvidal's STUNNING KO of Ben Askren
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    meet you like if someone is summer I love talking trash right that's my thing and then strong man it's not very popular like when I got everything I do know they don't it's very old-school like you're supposed to do your work not act like you're supposed to get paid not act like you're supposed to want any attention not drawing attention towards yourself karate in like 1960s top Echelon without having that respect but it's ridiculous for the for people who've never been at the Elm at on that level to tell other people how they're supposed to behave please like it when people talk some s*** and win or lose sometimes you have to eat that like what's that that kid that Ben askren exactly flatlines that was brutal but that mean he also took that on the chimney put up a post like right after that looking for brussel sprouts and smack in the face yeah he had to give him two extra shots to the face which how do I people give him shifa that's his job yes it is go to the referee stops you especially when there's a heated contest like that we talked so much s*** and he insulted his manhood he talked about it talk all this s*** online about me before the fight but then after I knock him out I'm I'm not supposed to showboat I'm not supposed to celebrate the f*** out if you got a problem with its top winners get to do what they want and it's not over it is Instinct time you saw him like I saw somebody put a video up in practice and then you would be rounded up but I got to the outside and then acted as if it was going to be just a normal stepping then it's two quick steps in the army fastest ever UFC KO at 5 seconds but really he was out cold at 2 or whatever it took for him to run over there it seems like two seconds was like one 1002 I mean it took the rest of few seconds to get that yeah whatever maybe three I guess maybe I mean whatever it took for him to run over there it seems like two seconds was like one 1,000 to Tober


    Joe Rogan Doesn't Get Pants Sagging
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    actually I got to say that's the best compliment I was ever given I put up a post and it was me drinking coffee in the morning just naked butt like from like the hip up and somebody gave me a compliment that's actually comes from something you said they said damn Roberts got a really good dick root that you basically see the top of their cock nothing else to show so weird weird move. Will Dicker that's all it comes up as all the way down low like that he comes out of prison culture from what I heard I hate it now but I feel like an old man cuz I used to do it as a kid like sag where I grew up in an area it was like it was a very low-income like area I don't know how to say that politically correct like style yeah I ran out of that by the time I was like 12 though only like this is ridiculous like you're done like you you're going to have to retrieve past and they're going to punch you in the face I just said you like asking to be you're like at a handicap you sound exactly like my father right now guys my age I was like what the f*** are you doing now is skinny jeans and sagging which is like the f*** are you doing it's too late now is skinny jeans and sagging which is like a counterproductive


    Joe Rogan and Eric Weinstein Discuss IQ Tests
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    idea where my energy comes from let's imagine that you actually believe that males and females are equally intelligent to Sherry and equivalents can I say LOL then what would you be you'd be fascinated as to why you don't have males and females and intellectually to pay any phone numbers ending in a demanding occupation start saying if I already assumed that males and females are equally intelligent I care about different categories how much of this is about fertility how much of this is about Kenworth how much of this the best structural oppression how much of this is about path dependence you do some very careful thing in order to understand your problem and only when you'd finally understood your problem would you say okay now I have an idea how to remediate it we need a financial product that transfers money from late-life to early life because the huge burden that knocks woman out of the stem pipeline might be that they have to take care of elderly parents are young kids Bingo night now you're working in a totally different idiom because you've actually come up with a different idea or for example if you make if you hard coat I could Sean Carroll I think just had a podcast in which he said something to the effect of War on the IDW is kind of into interested in race and IQ I have never been in race and IQ the only time I became interested in race and IQ was when I started hearing there is absolutely no variation between groups and you know in any kind of cognitive endowment certainly there is in terms of height the ability to radiate heat melanin content of the skinny buddy of absorb sunlight it doesn't pass the smell test that you could be able to say that a priori just it's not a scientific type statement it's something you have to investigate in that situation am I interested in some finding that says the one group is smarter and other groups are not as smart as I believe that I Q equal Spartan I don't believe I Q equals smartest do I believe that there's no cultural bias I think there is cultural bias I'm definitely on record as saying their ways in which group there's are said to Fairless well in terms of IQ demonstrate actual intellectual dominant this is some Rich weird area I've never cared about before the only reason that it becomes interesting to me is that suddenly work we're making these incredible proclamations with certainty like you know you can't say this word or this is absolutely true and life doesn't work like that there's no word in the English language George Carlin made this point all the time there are no bad work there's bad intent they're bad people issue being a part of a group ID IDW is too interested in race and IQ I'm not I'm not who is I mean I'm really not I don't discuss that at all who is Sam Harris's discussed it before but he discussed it with someone who's studying I don't think Sam Sam feldt that he had Sam feldt the Charles Murray had been railroaded by him but he Sam Harris and then as Sam came to understand what it is like mob turn on you Sam said maybe I'm wrong about Charles Marin there is recline me this really interesting point in a really unfair Way Again Sam which was basically like hey you don't know what Charles Murray is he's a hybrid he's not just a social scientist he's also got an agenda I have never read Marie's work but I don't know enough to say either but I think the whole idea about being able to recognize the differences in Jetton and race and IQ it's a it's a very contentious subject both be analyzed all I mean I have to admit that I don't score that well on certain tests so I have a built-in total skepticism of IQ test SAT test ACT test any kind of test because he is an unnatural examination intelligence it's a proxy that there are people who think so it's a really good proxy but I'll never met someone has a really high IQ though that I deem to be intellectually inferior yeah but I've met people who don't have very high IQs who just blow me away yes absolutely are capable of producing amazing stuff whether it's literature, DeWitt whatever it is movies they can make things they can do things they have a genius and in their ability and that requires some intelligent what requires some immeasurable to something that you can't put on a scale because it can seat you have to remember that a priori we would always have guessed that I intelligence was different things it was a composite of like lots of different types of intelligence that can seat around IQ is you'd think that was true but guess again there's a essentially one kind of intelligence is 1 scale it's a surprise is one of the things that you call intelligence process yes yes processing very important okay one of my family has ever scored while I mean by processing that has some kind of mechanical process of how quickly and flawlessly you can encode information play with it and get it out you know if you're dyslexic spelling lots of people on Twitter say haha you misspelled here in fact it's hear in the case that you meant is really that shows me something about your intelligence that you can't keep track of spelling okay that's your level of thought you haven't you know how many brilliant people can't can't spell can't write my also you not even thinking you just trying to get the word out and you missed appt yeah but like my mind you know at some point I got sent home I think because I was asked to draw chicken and school and I put two wings and 4 ft Don I'm so non-observant like my my handwriting might like at home yeah something like this I was like I was making fun of the teacher you know the famously mrs. Becky arrow in first grade sent me out of the class because I said the spider wasn't an insect because of that eight legs and that it was she sent you out of class because I was correct in that case I was in the case of a chicken I wasn't but well maybe saw some weird f****** Chernobyl chicken see Adam & Noble chicken chicken kiev my point being that if you don't have a high confidence in normal metrics the race and IQ discussion doesn't land like so they get back to Charles Maria so Charles Murray it is hard to say he wrote the bell curve was either dismissed as being racist or applauded by people who you would call white nationalist who tried out his ideas as proof run as measurable move that sir races are superior and you know we could discuss this money online people who Trot those out all the time and they use it to form these weird groups of people that love to hear that right and that smacks of race at so this is the issue which has you have a situation in which he appeared to have a political orientation which is that he didn't want money spent in certain ways they wanted it spent another's there there and in political interpretation of why he wanted that which was maybe he's a closet racist then there was facts that will tend to empower people who are actually racist right below knee party they're sure but then there's the actual data right now in examining the actual data if you just look at the actual data is is it racist to look at the the real numbers if you say Nigerians in particular who are incredibly industrious and some of the more successful immigrant groups that I'm over to America also happen to be black if you wanted to look at Nigerians right in terms of like if you wanted if you if you fall if you even want to look at them particularly as a group be very difficult to be racist you have to say well this is your Superior a lot of superior intellect come from Nigeria they also tried out the Asian one right that ate like this I'd like to show that they're not racist like look at shows Asians are of a superior IQ i i i puzzle on that one that one's puzzle because I think with certain people with certain emails rats just go with males they look at African-Americans and they see superiority in in certain ways they see superiority athletically artistic musically look at the contributions of African-Americans culturally across-the-board terms of like the real that the Jimi Hendrix does Miles Davis eat of thought and creativity analytic also athletically like the f****** outliers are just so many there so many Michael Jordan's Mike Tyson Sugar Ray Leonard's there's so many African-American outliers who just extraordinary accomplishments right but not that many asian-americans in that regard so it's almost like they'll concede like they're not doing the things that make me jealous they're not they're not creating this insane music although there are few right but overall you're not creating these insane athletic accomplishments that these white Americans can't keep up with run so we'll see. I'll actually so I can't be racist I'm pointing out these Asian to jealous up because they don't do the things that I wish that I could do but then when it comes to the African-American you're there pointing out all the things that the African Americans can do that they can't do but this thing all but they're intellectually inferior by this is proven. I'm not racist I don't want this to be true but it seems to be true of suppressing accomplishment right while like almost mitigating the impact of the did they feel so if you think about for example person that makes sense. I think so first of all I just I hate the top view of it is if you never brought this thing up we would never have had to deal with it and I no longer believe that's true because we have so much inadvertent data right like I don't want the data on chess we have an idea of how many Grandmasters there are in which groups like male female Asian black you know various portions of Europe I don't know what that data means but I can't stop the data because it's going to be generated even if nobody comes up with a standardized test because it's a game and it's scored and it has something to do with intellectual abilities on the other hand I mean I'm a competitive guy and I I am you do comedy I do some some amount of music I can guarantee you that both of us have had her ass kicked at some point by African-Americans would sell them both of these areas and I don't mean you know All God's Children Got Rhythm I mean getting out funk in a competitive situation you know looking over somebody's shoulder on the keyboard and they're thinking so quickly and in so many dimensions I can't even imagine what the hell's going on right so therefore I never had a lot of fear about it because you know I'm in close proximity with somebody who's just kicking my ass and therefore I thought I could leave these topics alone I would never have to deal with it the way in which that they come up but you know in a way that is really unpleasant is this new thing which is that all imbalances are all structural oppression which doesn't allow for trade-offs between groups like fins things are good at some things and not good at others nobody believes in like Auntie finished Prejudice so we don't think about it it's just not it's not a big issue for us to finish humor how many finished comedians are there how many do you run into at The Comedy Store and also you're also dealing with the highest level of the game it's like you know that The Comedy Store essentially like the Harvard research Labs of stand-up comedy or worried that we're prejudiced against Jews or where they were prejudiced against Mexicans against blacks we have a pretty clean idea of what bigotry we really still need to worry about and we feel guilty about it and that's why you say it has this kind of lubricious quality so what are you doing up to over there when why are you looking at that day and my comment is is I don't know how to stop this thing I'm not excited about it I'm not interested in it I definitely think that we have to actually think about the social implications of all these things but if your if your idea that we're going to stop this at the level of data and Analysis I can't afford that but just can't afford that we need to have somebody who's able like for example microcephaly you got people smaller head than the rest of us maybe because of the zika virus what is it is it unethical to study what the cognitive impairment due to microcephaly is I don't know I don't know what to do but I know that I want to have a very thoughtful conversation how can it be how can it be unethical to study the cognitive impairment of someone is it affect affected by a disease and that could possibly help fund research help fund preventive measures and waterloo's correlation with with smaller heads and cam impairment you know and like what is somebody like to take Mosaic Down syndrome Mosaic Down syndrome doesn't have the same profile as regular Down syndrome get much higher functioning people write ultimately we're all souls and we have to figure out dignity and we have to figure out some system by which we can live with this increased level of knowledge but does examining impairment does that really mean that it's a prejudiced like what it would examining impairment from people who've been injured should we avoid doing that because we don't want to be able just to see him saying not quite what we were talking about reality right talk about issues if you're if you're examining someone who contracted the zika virus in it and it led to them developing a smaller head which is one of the horrible side effects of that rent it's is examining that in some way some sort of prejudiced it should be avoid examining is cognitive therapy examining it we might do some damage if we examine it and published findings we might do that do that mean there's other people that are infected or flick if we don't begin with an idea that ultimately the issue is compassion for ourselves and others and that a lot of our genetics in our history history Des predisposes us to bad behavior now that we're living with each other like we have to start I mean is hippy-dippy is astounding start from place of Love indecency I certainly agree but I think that we should avoid reality nothing right now so now I have this other thing which is reality is compassionate in and of itself remember when HIV was an equal-opportunity disease and it just started in the gay community and it's going to jump the Fire Road and it's going to be as much a heterosexual problem is it was homosexual pump that turned out not to be true it was an ideological statement that didn't look at the differences between kinds of epithelium in different sexual practices between gays and straights it was a it was a activist position that started to compete with a epidemiological position or biological position and so historically what we did is we had private expert communication and it's not always clear that you can trust your experts it's not always clear that you should start with the data what if the data says terrible things like maybe the data on microcephaly says something and you have got a person who's going to be judged by the size of their head which is visibly off from the rest of their body in a week we haven't taken up the challenge of our time which is okay we got a lot more information than we wanted to be a lot more ability to analyze it and we know something about ourselves we know that we have got bigotry is part of our our makeup and we know that we're not really good at certain ways of integrating information and you're becoming Triumph list in jerkish about it and taking Victory laps as if it's a competition like my groups better than your dryer so that's where we're stuck now I want to be struggling with other people or saying I don't know what the answers are I don't think you know as I bought it before I don't think East Africans are cheating on the Boston Marathon because they've come to dominate it just because you know suddenly you had a diverse group of people replaced by a very tiny group from Ethiopia we are behaving as you would expect when compassionate people who recognize that they have been bigoted and structurally oppressive encounter data that they can't handle which of the science is giving us more data than we ever wanted on these things and we're not answering the challenge of our time and that's what my issue is social justice is it's not about I don't want to better planet or more inclusive planet like stop crowding out the really difficult interesting open-hearted and hard-headed conversation with this dime-store nonsense about simple answers and simple simple truth because those aren't true and it is not going to work in the long-term and I guess that's maybe the ideas were competing with social justice for the rights to try to come up with a better more Equitable future in the think about it isn't you guys are trying to come up with a better more Equitable future it's what if you're going to make the same mistake when we said well that are sexuals are as much at risk of the homosexual that wasn't true we needed to devote resources to a homosexual community and we did need to get the heterosexual Community interested we had a problem and we needed to think about you know very thoughtfully we've been an epidemic that's killing people sexual very much at risk is the homosexual that wasn't true we needed to devote resources to a homosexual community and we did need to get the heterosexual Community interested we had a problem and we needed to think about you know very thoughtfully we've got an epidemic that's killing people


    It's Time to Leave This Planet | Eric Weinstein
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    I get really nuts yes it's time to leave time to leave what this planet oh boy listen we can leave this plan I got something right here take you to another planet right now he's joking federal agent let me let me give you my argument we started a clock around 1953 which is when we had the explosion bikini and that the first Hydrogen Bomb and when we figured out the double helix and I call this the twin nuclei problem it began in 1953 1953 we started a clock was also the height of the McCarthy era we do not have the wisdom to be able to fuse nucleya weed the wisdom to be able to investigate the cell it's too much power the are wisdom avencri slightly maybe didn't I don't know but our power is now God life so our biological intelligence what our minds are capable of has not it's been surpassed by our intellectual achievements in terms of our technological innovation these things Wale complicated succumb to our intellect right there much simpler than we ever imagined to be able to create something that normally happens in the sun on an island in the Pacific or to be able to rewrite a cell the way Craig Venter did you know synthetic biology we are now Gods but for the wisdom there's a great quote we are now Gods but for the wisdom should be the mean picking you guys are you we are now God before the Latin and the world's most serious human being should be working on the twin nuclei problem what do we do with new Godlike powers given our history of conflict our history of Envy or hist sea of Madness right because we succumb regularly we are you know I was born twenty years after the end of World War I don't know what really happened are I mean we're nuts we're absolutely not capable of this level of responsibility and so the question that we have is do we believe that we have a long-term solution in terms of increasing our wisdom we should definitely try everybody believes that should work on that problem but if you don't think that we have the wisdom to live like this week we don't know how much time we have left it's probably not hundred things probably maybe a few hundred years tops because sooner or later you're going to have Putin like Trump like people I mean I'm sorry I would have a very deep antipathy towards Donald Trump he's not temperamentally fit to have the secrets of theoretical physics at his fingertips you just isn't and it's imperative to me that he not be elected in 2020 in the Democratic party wake up and get rid of it's crazy friend so that we can buy some time and it's nice if Elon things we can go to Mars maybe that will allow a small number of us to diversify in case we do something really dumb to the planet but if human beings are to continue and we are to continue evolving we need to spread out there are three rocks that are inhabitable is the Earth is the Moon in the moon has nothing in their Mars is pretty uninteresting to being blunt I know that it's beautiful that we send back these pictures we've got this one gorgeous planet that we are clearly not smart enough to Stewart we're still having idiotic climate change debate me even if even if climate science is somewhat junk ified we should still be taking climate super seriously because we don't know what we're doing it's such a complicated nonlinear system and we're not even capable of focusing you know two seconds later I'll be watching the Kardashians so what is the answer well in my opinion we got to increase the number of possible places we can go beyond 3 to say nothing of space station cuz that's not realistic but none of these things makes sense so the first place that you have to get to his we're really deeply screwed and not because of apocalyptic cult like reasons just because of science just because of 1953 so the only opportunity break the einsteinian speed limit so far as I know or we can upload into silicon or we can reboot from tardigrade like none of these answers are good so what I've been toying with since I was 19 was what is the theory behind Einstein and that's the thing I've been most uncomfortable talking about although I've been talking about it more I gave these lectures and 2013 and in May of 2013 in Oxford and I was appalled by the way in which the world's physics Community responded very scared I'm not a physicist I don't claim to be but I I felt like I tried to present what I hoped was a path forward given that the field was completely stalled out and this is it physics and biology let us into the valley of death and it time to try to get out and read no please so what is my responsibility in terms of the portal what I'm going to try to do with this podcast is gaining the courage to share whatever ideas I've had about breaking the speed limit in the form of I don't think I have the wisdom to figure out what it means but at least I have a hope of trying to write the fundamental rule to figure out our source code and that was that what that was the plan which is what is this place what is the source code for reality know what was the response to the physics is it would to the from the physicist that you found pulling well there were two articles that appeared in the Guardian newspaper website that talked breathlessly about what I had done or what I might have done to call attention to the lectures that I was giving so these were the special Simoni lectures by Richard Dawkins successor Marcus du sautoy who is a colleague of mine from way back who found me in New York City and thinking 2011-2012 something like that working on the theory that called geometric unity and I was very uncomfortable I hadn't really told anybody that I was working on this theory for all these years because it's a crazy you know the certain stories that you find in theoretical physics which is kind of the precursor to Madness where you know somebody thinks that they've solved some big problem and they're working in secret they are the sort of what happened with Andrew Wiles and 4 plus during which is a really interesting story because his first proof of Fermat's Last Theorem what I think was unfixable so he announced the proof that he had solved like this most famous problem mathematic he didn't have a proof and then bizarrely was under such pressure that he found another proof and actually pulled it off so it's like you know it had talked to him for the crazy story but he was working in secret for seven years and nobody knew what he was doing so sometimes these stories work out he was a professor at Prince and very highly-regarded need sort of husband and seven years worth of work to pretend that he was releasing papers when he was actually secretly doing this thing that would have made him a madman and Sunset and so this is what I was trying to do it I was not able to work on these issues in the string theory Community because of string theory Community was possessed of disbelief that they had found the answer back in the 80s in 1984 they had what they thought was a revolution the math Community doesn't think in these terms is like both of these are very conservative communities historically and very focused on following the leadership of the top people at the most of the Revolution and so I started working on a different idea to unify the two branches of physics that appear to be incompatible that was different than the string theory idea and different than the loop quantum gravity idea and try to figure out a more advanced enough space travel it wasn't space travel it was we need the source code like it's it might be safer to go further once you've unlocked once you unblock nuclear fusion you're pretty much just as screwed as you need to be so then the issue is okay we know that would pretty I'm pretty sure that Einstein's theory is not final because you get these singularities which I don't ultimate equations so the black hole Singularity call the schwarzschild set Singularity where the initial Singularity that we associate with the big bang in like the Freeman Robertson Walker space X are signs to me that these equations are incomplete with the big problem with Einstein is that Einstein's work was so fundamental that it's like you can't get in under the ground floor of Einstein You Begin a physics seminar and you're all immediately in his world is a let X Be A Spacetime manifold boom you're already in relativity so it's almost impossible to figure out a way to get in at a deeper level of physics than Einstein's theory we know that we have to recover Einstein's theory because that's been proven to work in all sorts of situation than the same thing with Quantum field Theory which is why I talked about you know the anomalous Magnetic Moment of the electron so my ID was that only since the 1970s have we known the particle theory was based on Geometry we knew that Einstein's theory I thought use geometry to develop his theory with language relativity called Romani in Geometry but many years later we found out the boers sort of quantum and planks quantumin and Einstein pain as well was based on a different geometry of the sky Charles Aris month was in Alsatian geometer work with car and that geometry was figured out at Stony Brook in New York by Jim Simons who became the world's greatest hit fund manager and see and yang who's arguably number one or number two greatest living theoretical physicists he's on his 90 and they figured out that the secret language of particle theory was also geometry but a different geometry and some geometric communities simply the idea that it's not a fight be Einstein and Bohr it's the two parents Ramon on Whose work Einstein bass relativity and Charles are someone with this gauge theoretic stuff that we did in the time before this which in fact empowers particle theory and so when do those two geometries unify two different geometric theories and found it in general they don't UniFi in a way that you want you don't have the ability to do Einsteinium tensor analysis where you compress something called the Ramon curvature tensor and the gauge stuff where you do this gauge symmetry that we were talking about because gauge symmetry ruin the ability to compress the Einstein tensor never mind what that means but in one or two rare circumstances you can actually combine the two geometries and that's where I think we are so harshly with the park purpose of the portal podcast is is to use you know I'll just tear the mask off a little bit we've been talkin about lots of interesting things about social justice about mathematics about wonder about psychedelics and trying to be decent human beings to each other and to set an example and I think it's been partially successful partially a failure but what I'm trying to do is to gain courage to talk about what these ideas are in the worst comes to worst isn't that I wasted a lot of my life on a crazy theory that turned out not to be true what was the response though and what was so the Articles engendered a an immune reaction what is giving a lecture now how many times have we heard before the next Einstein yada yada yada yada and I totally understand that that's a reasonable reaction like Sean Carroll had this reaction he referred to me as a backyard Einstein and his wife and him twice today yeah he's on my mind and his wife has amazing article and Scientific American called Your Guardian you've been played that she's not a physicist but she has access to Sean's brain and then there was this whole thing with a new scientist said okay this guy claimed to give this lecture in the physics department but he hasn't written the paper and he didn't tell the physicists it was a sneak attack while course that wasn't true they're there was announcement of the talk I stayed in England and I give it talk once more and then a final time a week later by that point all sorts of people from Cambridge and Oxford came this was a worldwide topic of discussion what the hell's going on and I gave it to our talk consider that nobody but for the outside of theoretical physics gives talks on physics visitors visitors from mathematics but in general mathematicians don't take an interest in the real physical world and to be blunt about it I don't think that the string theorists are very focused on the real physical world either they've been playing with toy models for nearly 40 years so a lot of it was playing out in the press in the New Scientist had to retract said know what we wrote wasn't true they did publicize to talk and then there was that an article I sent a reporter to the final talk that I gave And the reporter did not know any physics so I spent the morning with this person teaching him what the Dirac equation was like a very fundamental thing and question came up talk about is your is your model anomaly free and my model is has a property called non chirality chirality which is the difference between left right asymmetric models are called chiral and left right symmetric models are called Nan KIRO so my model is Nan KIRO but the chiral nature of the universe is supposed to emerge from it and I was asked questions that didn't seem to make sense which is have a chiral anomaly in an Ankara model and the person that reporter picked up on this and didn't really get it so there was like a flurry of activity with a big WTF and if you if you ask me by the time I gave the second lecture people weren't laughing it was a serious lecture people heard it was an it was in the he wasn't like somebody come up with their own language and their own you know written in crayon and summer end horrible thing it was written in the normal I would but I hadn't written the paper and papers are very much the stock-in-trade of that community so I would say that the community settle on a rubric which is paper or it didn't happen in other words put-up-or-shut-up give us a paper written something but because my trajectory through this through math and physics was very unusual I have a very low. of the academic Community I support them as you can tell you know I'm extolling the virtues of science but I was subjected to a situation in graduate school where I had I'm probably the only person you've ever met with a PhD who is not allowed to attend his own thesis defense I don't know what was your thesis was on self dual equations not being as picture the dimension for as was client but I had a situation in which the thesis when I when I had entered grad school was something that you would present to the world and by the time I was trying to leave it was a closed-door affair where the department would appoint the person for you and I was in the unusual position of not having a thesis advisor so there's some very fraught Story one thing of wine The Graduate School for some supplies people becomes an extremely fraught experience where the power of a department not to Grant you a degree or not to help you get a job or to expel you becomes very contentious right and that was the situation so I got into a very contentious situation there was no explanation of why was so contentious we can talk about it on another another podcast but I was in a very low trust situation with with Harvard and with the standard community and so when work that I had done that was rejected for my thesis was discovered by others in 1994 in revolutionized topological gauge Theory I became very sort of sullen and angry and withdrawn because my department knew that I had put forward the same equation revolutionary in mathematical gauge their injury visited with them there was a seminar where a guy named David Koch Don admire the person who had been my advisor I want to name names head giving a seminar saying all of gauge theory has been revolutionized old Gates there is dead then there's a new gauge Theory and David caused on what we'll name said I was in the back center row I think I was picking my nose actually and he said didn't have a student who told us to look at these equations and suddenly the whole room turned around and looked at me I think this is in room 507 of the Harvard Science Center and it's just like you know try to imagine you're you're an anonymous person in a lecture and suddenly everyone is stay can your fingers in your nose and that was the moment and I and I think I mumbled something just to get out of it but I was angry I was angry that they'd taken away my agency I would know better better not to give me a PhD better just to say look we're going to go short you screw off you don't get a PhD and then if I end up doing something screw you you know that would have been a better now so instead got a PhD through a very tortuous situation and I came to give up on academics I don't think they're Fair system I don't think that it's open-minded I don't think that they'd welcome all sorts of different belief structures which are capable of producing Innovations so you know where my money I've been very vocal about this Everton articles and edged out of work and I've said theoretical physics is stalled and you've been you're going to ship string string theory and since 1984 where is it and is always you know in years away now what was the premise of Shawn Carol's wife's article that they got played well Jamie can you bring it up I broken the rule the rule you're supposed to submit a paper the paper supposed to be reviewed Bus Repair in the journal you're not supposed to be doing this for mathematics you don't have training as a physicist this is a hoax but it's not goes I don't know let me see if it is a hoax it's on me clearly not a hoax you're not hoaxing anyone not trying to and every week somebody writes you and says I figured I'd put pepper perpetual motion I have a laser transport device right and so everybody is concerned and frightened that they're their time is going to be wasted by lunatics now I both fit the lunatic profile and don't fit The Limited profile on the lunatic side I'm outside of the system I haven't kept up I'm not particularly mathematically minded I mean the fact that most of the B math student for my school so it's kind of a I'm the only person I know with my profile with a PhD in math and on and on lunatic side I mean look you've been listening to my crazy ideas for a while and they're all over the world I have lots of heterodox ideas I don't think that aren't that they're taken is being insane and I don't think this is insane has been looked at by enough people to say we until you actually write it down very cleanly and clearly we can't fully evaluate but it's a it's a gamble in the worst thing that can happen is that I have something that looks like a final theory that turns out not to be are you going to write it out already mostly written that I'm in a different phase I felt that I got rolled in an alley so here's here's the big here's the big reveal a lot harder to roll me self I can screw this thing up just fine by myself but the opportunity to take me to a quiet corner and make something disappear to hand the credit to somebody else has to be a lot harder to do was not going to happen to find it dear Guardian you've been played I love when they use like contemporary slang I don't I don't care I think I mean what level is only like the future of never appealed in privately asking me about the recent Guardian article and accompany op-ed by Oxford mathematician Marcus du sautoy how do you say it so tamarcus DeSoto DeSoto I gushing over supposed supposedly revolutionary new unified theory of physics by a man who officially left Academia 20 years ago or as I've taken to calling it The Eric Weinstein amazing new Theory that solves everything puzzling conundrum in theoretical physics only he hasn't written an actual pit all these are capital letters that's why I'm saying it this way and actual paper yet so physicist can't check all those hard mathematical details but trust us it's going to be awesome I let super bitching at him. First a couple of caveats I've met ones dying he's a nice guy he's wicked smart there's a stupid article you know better it's just the way it's written it's just it's yummy she comes from I think she's approached Protege of Casey Cole the great physics writer from who's not a physicist in her defense do you feel that she felt this honestly and that this was problematic and in her eyes that you were entering into this field that you had not read the paper and you had left Academia 20 years ago and then she was like little league is all nonsense okay I'm going to put a stop this nonsense and I'm going to do it with free language in Den in slang I don't like the bitchiness but it's I understand the motivation I think the bitchiness has to make the article more entertaining and more style as a writer actually met her as she says and I had a very high impression of her she didn't have the easiest time I think you didn't get tenure at Caltech he's kind of a stickler for realities on the one hand talking total nonsense about boltzmann brains and thought experiments which is what I associate with desperation physics on the other hand he's kind of this rigorous rationalist thinker whose in the united prominent atheist so he's a complicated guy is a great explainer he's got his own sort of economic incentives that he's one of the very few people the store eVoice physics to the world and they operate in some sense as a couple and there's a richness to this like you know Mike my point isn't to run them down or boost them up it's just people are playing at their roles and never anyone has a sentence that consists of one word and that one is a ham she's trying to throw me a bone he's wicked smart he's a nice guy but he's delusional delusional and to the extent that I've been delusional before I'm about the only person in the US who is against high-skilled immigration because people think why should we keep out the best in the brightest that's complicated story before the financial crisis I was saying mortgage-backed Securities May blow up the world are you kidding it's the great moderation volatility they know that I can get way out where am I supposed to be an agate way out there yeah okay I think you are months is totally wrong just going to Mars Mars is not going to save us and maybe going to the stars as me the same as maybe Dia I will follow us there yada yada yada but I'm not going to take this lying down where the desperate situation and if you're not trying to hear that the clear thing we know what nuclear weapons look like in the fusion air if we are to get off this planet before people are unleashing Gene drives and you know weaponized Anthrax who knows what the hell people going to get up to as the power of biology and the power of physics keeps going the power of information at least I'm trying I think I'm doing a damn sight better than trying but I fail completely how crazy is it that we're not trying to take Armour answer new sea of troubles it's time to rush the cockpit we got to get Trump out of office we've got to restore sanity doorsense making we need newspapers we need fact-checkers what is particularly problematic about Trump being an office that man has nuclear capabilities and I have zero confidence in the decision-making imagined risk good friend Peter teal was a supporter of trump in the last election I'm taking a huge risk and how much I love this guy Peter t on how much he loves me because I'm putting the employer-employee relationship at risk people say okay you're just a Peter teal to a wall up nobody's going to take that kind of risk unless they have real faith in their friend I work for a friend I mean a real friend person who doesn't cut and run when trouble starts and totally disagree with Peter I have come to understand the Trump I thought people would understand the Trump danger and the Democratic party would re-evaluate their situation but they didn't a triple and quadruple down and that is alarming and so that's something I very much got wrong about Trump is it even Trump wasn't enough of a message to let people know but the trunk cannot have the nuclear codes because he's not a skilled or regular enough he's going to accomplish a lot one of the things I said before the election is he might be the best and worst presents he might get us a nuke North Korea deal because they're going to look at him and say this guy's nuts who knows what it would do but we we the technical community created this problem and we're abdicating our responsibility by worrying about our egos by worrying about a reputations I am advocating I should have turn the stereo over to the theoretical physics community how do you know if they screwed me over I'm too Petty and egotistical to want to give up on it I watch them take credit for things that weren't you know sign Kratts I don't like the way they work the theoretical physics is our most important community in the world and is also a very unpleasant and we need to find them and we need to let them play the dangerous boys for the most part their appointment but in general are very unpleasant man they've been somewhat cowed they're not the same Cowboys that used to be because I've been failing for 40 years I should be sharing stuff I should be writing things down I have not had the courage to do it and if I really have the courage of my convictions I should share this and see what happens but one thing is I don't know if it could be weaponized assume it's right you don't have it this decision tree so what's wrong I got egg on my face. Okay I'll be okay I worry much more about if it's right the two things that I worry much more about if it's right the two things that can go wrong if it's right is one that could be weaponized before it becomes useful into is that there's no solution in it maybe we actually are stuck in this place we never get to go to the Stars we can look at exoplanets and dream but we're stuck here


    Sean O'Connell Fought Like Homer Simpson! - Yves Edwards
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    like the whole point scoring format things you think just it's a good added element I like it I like it because I'm not naturally because it changes how people's fight people fight fighting in this organization I believe you kind of your ear a little more loose you know what I mean you show up and you know you have to win to try to win and try to win if you don't just try to get the W you know they're there there's a lot of fights sometimes when it's like you're on the bubble and it's like you're fighting very cautious I feel like with this rule set you get to just be yourself out there you you ever you always want to win so you're always going to fight to win but you don't necessarily change your style to to play again play the rules and I'm just going to fight the way you fight the broadcast like you know you got me Sean Randy behind a desk and we were trying to keep people updated with the points and how that works and and it's it's really not that hard kushan Shahrukh Khan and now he's in the booth and I think he's pretty good play-by-play guy especially as a Foreman fight and not a lot of play-by-play guy the phone with Fighters yeah that's right it's usually call her and he he fought well in the UFC to make fun of him trade punches but like like he had that uses brain to be Vinny you know what I mean is Vinny takes you down to get some top he's got he's going to go to grinded Granite self to submission yeah but with Sean you see was you know he backed away from from the cuz all these other fights All Season where it was a Homer Simpson fight like he got hit sometimes but he just came back and bond on you and and knocked everybody out he lost every first round that he fought one of them he lost an entire fight but every other 5:35 he got hit sometimes but he just came back and bombed on you and and knocked everybody out he lost every first round that he fought one of them he lost the entire fight but every other fight that he thought he lost the first round and came back in and just just ball none guys even admitting he lost the first round you know


    Yves Edwards' Shark Story Freaks Joe Rogan Out
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    I just recently went home to the Bahamas and I'm starting to miss it more and more and more because as I get older I remember long for the things that I did as a little kid I love you in the places I went. I was at a little kid and so my family from this little place called Pharmacy Exuma that's three-quarters of a mile by 7/8 I think I told you that before and it's tiny and I was there this time and just seeing Justice waking up every morning and I just looking out the window and just blue ocean all day I just I want to go back there the people that people the people that live there like you get a boat at like 14 15 years old cuz she's really nothing that you can do on the island other than interact with the family and fish right everything everything everything that you need stabilized you have to go somewhere else and get her has to be brought in so like I have a cousin who is like he's older than me he's like my grandmother generation but he's my cousin has like four years older than me but like this guy he free dies and he will go down and hang out on the water for like 2 or 3 minutes like with this with a spear he doesn't he doesn't like the Scooby doesn't like to take off take a tank with him one time we're we're we're fishing on the back of boat he's off the front and he's like he and then on top of that he's in he's in the water and he really comes out or what he reaches out because Julian bring the boat over here so shocked so get closer but I'm still fishing like that's that's the life you just wants me to get out of shirt goes sideways yeah I'm assuming but I'm like would you think that would be safer to be in the water or on top of the water if there's a shark VR goggles you can see the motherfuker when you want to be in the water and then on top and not knowing where he's coming from I would think so I would think so but then you like not only is it 360 but it's like Universal the view is universal right right but if you don't and you can see at least is like you got your back to the wall can't come from the top that's true so that's true but I don't know you're in the water with an animal whose whose that's his natural habitat like you can't you can't even turn around nearly as fast as he can probably swim around you and come up from the back before you can turn around probably I am so a girlfriend I were there and I was feeding the turtles right so I try to grab a turtle and a little either turtle is this big is no bigger than this and I'm about to pick it up I'm trying to pick it up being like explain if you would probably like trying to pick it up before I can get out of water those are pigs thins arms they have he just he pulls me down into the water like this this little thing probably weighs 4050 lb so powerful in the water like if I would have hang on to that Turtle I would be moving fast and I would move with fins on my house that I want to talk about my weight but I'm a lot bigger than that how much does he live there someday I like ultimately I definitely want to live back there I mean I want to buy want to die there and I mean I don't want to die anytime soon but when you do you want to live the end of your life there and relax life Island life ultimately I'm definitely live back there I mean I want to buy want to die there I know I mean I don't want to die anytime soon but when you do you want to live the end of your life there and relax life Island life


    Joe Rogan on Mike Tyson's Legacy
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    but they went to decision I honestly I wouldn't mind Tyson getting into his camp and just even just kind of mentoring him a bit like Mike Tyson I feel like somebody like that would really help a guy like you I mean it's not like he needs a lot of help but like somebody like Mike Tyson being being being around just having him to like call on talk to you sometimes Tyson doesn't really want to do it and maybe maybe not even in the gym maybe just somebody to talk to you once in awhile and surely some strategy maybe even about strategy sometimes you know cuz I feel I don't know that I could get exactly what it was but there was a moment when I was watching Deontay Wilder and there's something I think when Mike was in here something he was talking about that all I was just like had those two should get connected I was I was a long time ago who am I might was my buddy somebody limiting and I was like I'm sleeping in bed and my wife I'm sleeping because I didn't next morning I listen to my voicemail and he's like if you get this call me back Mike Tyson in the club or something I was like Mike Tyson Knows My Name dude I met him at the at the UFC you would go to put you pay to see his fights just to watch him f*** somebody up it wasn't a fight it was an execution you would watch him execute guys he was the man he wasn't mad changed heavyweight boxing people don't realize that heavy weight boxing in the early 80s was dead nobody cared because Larry Holmes after he beat Muhammad Ali everybody was sad it was like a sad thing like those The Changing of the Guard Larry Holmes beat the s*** out of Muhammad Ali and Larry Holmes never got his do he never got his due he was so good man Larry was so good he had one of the best jobs of all time he was so good but people are still upset at him because he f***** up Muhammad Ali he came he was the champ after the greatest you know any Muhammad Ali wasn't just a greatest in terms of like the greatest fighter he was like yeah everybody f****** hated the Vietnam War especially people who went to Vietnam had the Vietnam War and they they they got it man and you just cement a lot he meant a lot so when Larry home came around so I can Larry just never got to do got to do that era of boxing I remember going back watching tape and doing that that's one thing I appreciate about Tyson you have that crazy library that he could get all that Jacobs was the guy who curated like he has every old-time fight of all them he would watch Sugar Ray Robinson a Jack Dempsey and he's watching was there a different Sandy Saddler and you know all those guys who watch all those guys yeah that era boxing before him was Terrible's like a chance like pinklon Thomas and Tony Tubbs no one cared about the heavyweight Division and then he came along just started blasting people and then I remember I was I was like seven or eight years old I met Trevor berbick in town the Bahamas 92 heavyweight champion of the thing talking to about like what was that like and it's just there's no way he can manage and no one can manage that you going to go crazy I feel like his career and his life would have been very different if custom died when he did things go to story but it's also like there's so many lessons in that story so far all of us it's like there's a lot to learn you know what happened when he got all the way to Buster Douglas when I was like you thought fella lose and he was in this rare State yeah yeah they like his life like he's he's had so many ups and downs and somebody that's the heavyweight champion will somebody with so many eyes on them you know the Robin Givens all that hope you know I remember they were I forget who is Oprah when they were being interviewed and I met while they were on the show and he just he just kind of look like I feel like Mike Tyson on and that interview was like those tigers are people walk with that they drug yes you know what I mean yeah perfect perfect way to describe it man they're probably medicated him yeah cuz he did he didn't seem like the Mike Tyson who I was a fan of right like I didn't dislike him and I'm on I just like what's wrong with that mean why what who the f*** it had to be her idea same thing Barbra Streisand Bob Walthers to me that life is unmanageable the life that he lived back then was unmanageable he was the f****** king of the world he was in his twenties he was Buckwild just going crazy at Flatline and people everywhere he went he will throw rose petals at his feet and screaming cheering fans so manageable with no love in your life. 1113 tell you 13 and then you coming to all this money because you're the best fighter in the world like there's what could he possibly be afraid of them to nothing he said that he doesn't train because he doesn't want his want to fire his ego up he knows I don't like that part of me I don't want that part of me to come out again and I don't want it wasn't a video of him like I understand he was in training what was in the video of I think last year just before he came in here and spoke to you when he's hitting the heavy bag I think it was a little bit longer than that but yeah I'm doing it for something he still can crack mad are there their they're doing something and he just shows them a combination just punches in the air no warm-up lightning-fast jab hook uppercut right hands are still there and 50 years old still f*** you up and that was that was like he was a heavyweight champion of my child Larry Holmes made me think like damn what would have been like if Larry was in his f****** Prime cuz when they fought like I was like 36 or something like that somewhere around there is already kind of over for him and Mike was Mike mean Mike was black shoes no socks there is right here I have my most deadly you saw it was such an interesting guy to because he was only like 5 he's probably 5 a.m. and 5:11 I think it's like 5 10 and 1/2 something like that but to be a heavyweight and just Show Low and bobbing and weaving and moving in it and everybody's like Jesus right up the middle Francis Francis Francis it's harder harder I think so I think I think Mike Tyson it was a way better boxer yeah but I think if Mike Tyson could hit like Francis does just Francis just has to clip you be just like you just grazed them obviously there different gloves obviously a bigger man Junior you just grazed them obviously there different gloves obviously I just think Francis is a way bigger man you know my cat is Primus like 2092 around then I remember him


    Joe Rogan | Tony Ferguson is the Boogeyman!! w:Yves Edwards
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    Ferguson Tony Ferguson animal animal gloves his face was all busted up Tony didn't look again a scratch on him until he wasn't even tired tell me posted meme I feel like a couple days ago he showed his last seven power man hit it it's like it's a weird thing cuz Tony does stuff to people and does he doesn't get tired he doesn't get to eat like he's legit crazy yes like he doesn't like I don't know if he feels paint that kind of crazy I mean like he will do things in there that I know he's Orthodox right inside kick and I'm turning my leg over to check it and like it was never at my me he was throwing that at my shin like if you're throwing that calf kick it with that open statue throwing it at the shin so like I checked it and I was like I was about to check and then we banged Shin to Shin Like the middle of the Shinto the middle of his shin and I remember thinking myself a f*** what you do that now we're both hurting like I seriously hated that feeling but he didn't like there was no reaction on his face it was nothing he was just like still on she's on to the next thing and I feel like I'm glad I thought of men cuz I look at him now he's there at like Karthik you know his last seven opponents Jesus Christ get all bloody messes even like is the what the things he posts but you get an insight to how crazy is mind is like did you see his both his press conference after after surgery he said what he said he said he said always know what they call me cuz he's like yeah he's a guy Anthony's but you know they called me and told me to GQ killer know that is so awesome nickname never seen anything like I said everybody else in the camp can't keep up with them who works out because I've never seen anybody have this kind of dedication and gas tanks it works out illegitimate 6 hours a day he says he's running hills to do these Hill Sprints and he said he laps everybody he goes all the way to the top before they do goes down and then beat them on the way up since just doesn't get tired and I don't know their cardio is so much better than everybody else's tell him that I watched him from the moment they say they stop the fight them after the second round I'm watching him and he goes back to his Corner Cowboys face is a mess he's just beating the s*** out of cowboy he goes back to his Corner his stomach isn't even he even yeah he's not breathing heavy I'm not going to lie to you as I don't want to see this fight cuz I like both those guys but as a fight fan I want to see this fight and that's him and dusted inside cuz like that those are two guys we don't know well if Dustin beats could be that's the fight and if Dustin doesn't beat khabib Tony and khabib to fight yeah don't fight eventually I'm sure I mean that is a crazy thing is like Tony's pace is so disturbing it's so disturbing because I watch him fight guys and how do you keep up with that keeps up with it but you got a crack him Lando had him hurt Lando vannata cracked exactly and also it's weird because he doesn't survive like most people do it doesn't tie you up and try to get it trailer we collected itself like he's just do fights and he like he can stay like scramble heard him he puts it on you need a break meaning I'm coming after you now so I can breathe a break I just I'm always stunned at his is Paisans cardio it's it's a Maytag really like I just want to know is this scientifically planned like are they monitoring his heart rate or is this just psychotic is it scientific as a psychotic I think the latter I think it might be scary movie they need to make a movie out like somebody needs to do some kind of like I don't know mashup of his fight that make him seem like like the Jason and the guy that just never goes away and as soon as you turn around he's ready to kill you what do you think about Luke Thomas posted some tweet where the last time Tony Ferguson won the Cougars Champion what was going on the world side 2013 is the last time he lost and he lost to Michael Johnson also beat Dustin yeah you think about Luke Thomas posted some tweet where the last time Tony Ferguson one like he was Champion what was going on the world and they lost to Michael Johnson also beat Dustin yeah his last loss as well


    Joe Rogan & Yves Edwardson Discuss Ben Askren vs. Jorge Masvidal
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    I'm not going to lie man I would tell you of all the people I've trained with I think overall when you put the entirety of the Mixed Martial Arts thing is together Mazatlan might be the best real like he like his boxing is some of the best in the sport of mixed martial arts he is not a kickboxer but he's confident and comfortable with all the kicks wrestling his wrestling is Way Beyond a guy who never wrestled like you know he's he's like division one level and then did you just do people sleep on his Jiu-Jitsu mat Mazda tall is legit on the ground the first day I went into American talk and we'd fought each other before and I figured last guys horrible on the ground we just go but like I was like I was surprised and this was like 12 years ago 10 years ago but Maserati for the wrestling is he is asking to be able to you know Mall him like he's done to everybody else has got to close that distance has a giant Advantage giant great way of getting ahold of people even Robbie you have to Robbie was blasting his brains into another dimension he still got up and was grabbing Robbie it's like he has a disability crab people and hold on a people like if she watches the Douglas Lima fight or the chorus called fight in Bellator electees christ-like he he ragdolls people with weird that he's hard to get away from very hard I remember when I first met Ben he I watched he went to the store in Houston do tournaments and in college just to get more pins that you have like the pin record so he got the pin record for for Missouri for the University of Missouri but I hear also with other high-level wrestlers he would just like let people take him down gently and let people in on his legs so he can get into the scramble so that funk stuff that he does what makes it even more impressive with Jordan Burroughs to do when Jordan Burroughs and him at the wrestling match like there's levels and he said it afterwards you put on his Grandpa's levels to this and there is cuz he ran him over right through in power doubles and just when you think about that a guy who's at the elite of the elite in wrestling is so much better than the elite of the elite of in wrestling and MMA so much better but would he have still been able to do that the same way if Ben was only wrestling under the grocery it's hard to say because it's hard to say he's just all about closing that distance with This ferocious tattoo crosses that discipline is not even their teleports I was hoping he was still in school so one of my buddies linode and he was reaching out the side back tire is reaching out. So it's a division 1 wrestlers for me to help me with my resume after the Joe Stevenson fight cuz I was like I can't wrestle and Jordan Burroughs is one of the guys I'm going to wrestle he had no interest I don't know where that's Dad's now because the sport is bigger there's more money in it but still having so much success wrestling right and who knows how much time if any he's put into striking yeah but like that IQ of his as far as wrestling that athleticism you know he's a hard worker oh yeah it will apply if he dedicates himself to a but if he hasn't at all he's so far behind the eight-ball like if he jumps in now with that athleticism you know he's a hard worker it will apply if he dedicates himself to a but if he hasn't at all he's so far behind the eight-ball like if he jumps in now with zero striking you know how long would it take before you get to a comfortable level of striking where he can hang in there


    Joe Rogan on DC vs. Stipe 2, Francis Ngannou
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    great thing about ESPN including with the UFC is that so many sports fans just have ESPN on automatic like I was at a pool hall on Saturday night I did a show in Baltimore and then we went to a pool hall we got there right when Junior was entering into the Octagon was perfect perfect timing and I was like don't blank is this f****** probably going to make it out of first round Francis wants another shot at the title and you know it's it's I mean I don't know why they wouldn't give him another shot stuff in my my opinion is like what you got now is Steve Bay versus DC that that irons out who's the champ right and thank God they made that fight instead of the Brock Lesnar fight I mean I think the Brock Lesnar fight would have been fun and I want I love DC I wanted to get paid I think he sends Brock Lesnar into another dimension that's what I think happened in that fight and I think he gets a big payday and that's all great but the reality is the real fights T pasty pays the most successful UFC heavyweight champion of all time the only got two ever defend the title four times and the only guy who survived the f****** hurricane that is Francis ngannou the only roll with the punches kick the legs jab move usually wrestling wrestling stop and he's got you know that that was interesting to I was thinking the fight with desty pay with the Francis how much did that take out-of-state back cuz even though he won that fight when DC knock them out with one punch like wow that's crazy you don't see Steve Bay getting knocked out like that I wonder he was still suffering from the ngannou fight which is only like a few months before that I don't know if he was still suffering from that versus perfect punch to that's that's the thing NDC talked about it he talked about we saw this being an option in this fight this being an opportunity to get this to the land this shot this and now I'm he did it you know that that's the thing if Francis anybody probably anybody with any power of course France's land that shots night. Lights out also but he didn't see if he didn't he didn't have the skill-set to provide that opportunity I think I think that's you know he he gets rid of the arm on the left side then boom the right hand comes over you got I got that kind of thing that makes me appreciate like fight IQ of a guy like Cormier I mean because again and got a bigger puncher like but like he just doesn't have the skill-set the DC has and seeing that like you remember him talking about that in the post fight like that was something I saw at 2 to know that that's there and find that opportunity to make that opportunity you know that some that's high-level stuff man the Halloween stuff that's what the best guys do I heard the DC looks fantastic in Camp already look so good but I'm really interesting to see what I'm motivated hungry you know out for Revenge Deepak and do and liking to him he knows to take that away like Steve Hayes also like you said he's the most decorated heavyweight champion he's the most successful that success didn't come from like not only his skill-set but also his mentality who do we have to go back into the gym break that down take that out of his game and I'll make that not a not a thing and also now he knows that it's the titles everything you lose the title people don't even talk about you stop talking about him you know I felt obliged I felt like I had an obligation talking about I call you not talking about the most successful heavyweight champion of all time yeah the guy who I understand him having to have one fight before getting rematch or he could he could have legitimately just got the rematch because of his resume as you know I don't know I I I don't like that part of fighting where you only as good as your last fight I get the business aspect of it I get that but I feel like what a fighter like that you got to give him a rematch have to


    Joe Rogan on the BJ Penn Brawl, Tom Cruise vs. Justin Bieber
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    they might I mean there's something to it cuz those were BJ's best days the Sean Sherk fight the Diego Sanchez fight that was Prime BJ Penn when he was the motherfuker of motherfukers that was what was up and he was training with the Mirena pitches did you did you see that video of him beating of the bouncer he's so I didn't I just saw the video I don't know how I don't know what here's my thing I'd I don't know the situation that led to what I only saw that he's on top of the guy and I'm like and then like this isn't a white like poop it's a fire BJ payment white or who even like steps to BJ Penn in a while I mean I understand the situation if it's like DJ got to leave and he's not listening you try to get BJ's friends did Max Holloway is he the one who started the bottle cap challenge do we know that for a fact I use the restaurant I saw I'm so tired of seeing people kick bottle caps off the bottle everywhere else is kicking the cap off so many people are doing it it's not that hard it's just not the party troll wheel kick like this he just like get some of the hold it it's one hold tight and it will kick ass like this and you have the bottle cap barely on so the bottle cap is like this and just make sure you throw will kick like that but you don't knock it off as everyone else knock it off he kept it on I've never even thought once about doing it and so I know how to throw we okay was jumped it's like why does Justin Bieber want to fight Tom Cruise to so many questions like it


    Joe Rogan | Dustin Poirier vs. Khabib w/Yves Edwards
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    diesel thick yeah he's broad man I remember when Dustin was making 145 crazy now but look man the difference between him at 45 and 55 is pretty significant so with dusted like and then let you know we talked about Max's like now he now he's the greatest now he's the greatest at 1:45 he may he may be the goat he may be greater than Jose Aldo like that's an argument that people can make right beat him twice right all those beat him later in his career at right shows he's not 50 years old he was in the early 30 yeah everybody else the way Max beat those guys beat say twice and then Dustin's having these tough fights he's he's he's fighting the same guys he's fighting gate she's fighting Eddie he's winning them as convincingly winning them but when he fights Max like Max the fight is Dustin spite of the same fight that he had with gauges the same as far as competitiveness still in there but Dustin twinsies but like I just like this is where my buys kicks and I'm like if that man some credit man like everybody loves people love Dustin appreciate the way you fight so appreciate his style but I'm like man he's he's taken out like Champions taking out Champions Gate she was a champion of the world series but he's a champion Teddy Champion you know Max champion create you know that's that's that's why that's why is nicknamed The Diamond you know what do you think happens when he fights could be yeah it's this is the one that's the fight like that's it mean to be with the guy could be was definitely a guy and talking to him about it so I start a new podcast I just just releasing today thought on Auto on my YouTube we just hanging out everybody's going absolutely understand cuz I want Dustin to win this fight the every round starts on the feet Dustin's got to make smart moves every single time because when khabib takes him down it's it's almost virtually impossible to get back to your feet right and that's where I could be was going to want this fight that happened I'm Dustin is going to have his opportunities but like is he going to be able to stop that wrestling consistently enough to make this fight happen where it's best for him and that's the heart is he's got a good training camp he's got a really good people there with him and got Mike Brown there you know who I want to get with him Gregor Gillespie I want Gregor Gillespie till 2 to get with Dustin and just get on top and for the next two months just filled out high-level wrestling yeah smashing pressure just that pressure pressure pressure and get comfortable working out of it working on their protecting yourself doing that would you be interested in for me he might fight him down the road though it's possible Right Mariners Robbie train together a long time ago yeah I mean that's how you get better yeah it's it's it's one of those things rest like you got to sometimes you got to trade with a potential rival or you know not an enemy but but like iron sharpens iron and sometimes you got it you have to go with somebody that's a possible matchup in the future if you're going to fight a guy who has that same style and you nailed it to cuz Gregor Gillespie is probably when you get past khabib the scariest wrestler in the division yeah I mean he's a guy that gets on top of people just smashes and he's Relentless with his with his resting also he's a guy who's not going to get tired he's going to put that pressure on he's going to come forward and once he gets ahold of you if you don't use perfect technique to escape and get that distance back he's just going to chain wrestling chain wrestled there's no there's no stopping until you're down until he scores is to the takedown still happening he's got some f****** Relentless strength and conditioning sessions so that he puts on his Instagram you watching you go all this is why this guy doesn't retired f*** that guy doesn't get tired cuz he's he's obsessed he he wants he wants half an hour we can do that crazy well that's crazy high-level marathon pace right people do know some of the things about about these guys like like there was a point where training with these guys I was just like


    Joe Rogan & Yves Edwards Review Sage Northcutt's Loss to Cosmo Alexandre
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    how about cyborg when Michael Venom page him with that knee that's one that makes you like how do you get somebody's skull how much force you have to hit somebody with like that crazy think of all the fights you seen we've never seen that I've never seen that think about this when something you everybody's been hit on the head on something fell on your head and it the edge of something that pain I can't imagine what that pain is like don't I don't want to see it cuz I looked over there like a screen brightened up and we'll how about I did two broke bones in his face but like I don't wish that on anybody and I don't I don't like that matchup I didn't like that match up at all I was like what are they doing that is a that's a world champion Striker Cosmo is a f****** bad man he's a bad man he likes people on fire you know and in him at a hundred and eighty-five pounds of no weight cutting and that's why I think they said about that fight how good he felt like I didn't have to cut any weight f****** full he looked it wasn't depleted and dehydrated never thought that and that is just not Sage's it was to bring it back to beginning to avoid like the big Power shots like this and didn't get hurt but it's also Cosmo having a chance to punch with MMA gloves right to with the majority was Curry fart noise I boom crazy punch it's not ready for this yet he's just not ready for this as much as he has experience in karate and you know we had some good MMA fights against some you know good Fighters This is not a good fighter that's an elite world-class Striker and you know you're fighting him with little gloves on in a ring you're mixed martial arts game is primarily a striking a disadvantage to enormous disadvantage I'd like what one is doing though a really do I like what they're doing I thought that's interesting to the dimenna fighting a ring I don't know how many events one dozen a ring versus does in a cage but the Dynamics shift radically when you get caught you get cornered you know like that's one of the cool things about the Bellator Katie acid circular there's no corner see a boxing ring like that yeah that's especially again with Cosmo that's where he spent most of his life so much easier and for a guy who knows how to do that like the UFC kind of forces bites on people right they let you know like you take this fight or you know I call you it's up to you but if you want a career in the UFC you take fight when you get them but like when you see fighters in boxing they get if we have a really good manager they the manager knows who the guy you're going to fight is and says okay if this guy is good but you can beat him in this is what I like about this style he's going to his found you in a couple areas but overall you're a better fighter than than him but it'll give you a challenge we're trying to build you record up to get you a title shot and you know maybe ub-92 no 10 + 11 + 12 + okay we're ready to fight for a title and then it would be this big promotion Yves Edwards you know what's 17 + 0 you know 16 Knockouts and shows your highlight reel like this is something that big management this is the reason why it's exist in buying it's actually smart cuz it's a part of the development of a fighter for every Jon Jones biggest step in the Octagon it 21 years old start f****** people up there's so many young Fighters that could be world champions but then they run into Elite competition early in their career and get f***** up and then they they did dream kind of drift away from them that could be world champions but then they run into Elite competition early in their career and get f***** up and then they did the dream kind of drift away from them and put in them early yep that's a problem in my opinion


    Joe Rogan | Would You Rather Die by Gorilla or Tiger? w/Yves Edwards
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    I mean if you're an elk you don't want to get caught in a valley with some wolves that that s***'s rough that's a rough way to go I was talking to you buddy Jeff earlier about that like you got a choice that you can type of that if you're going to get mauled by a bear or a gorilla or die by wolf or tiger what do you choose but like the premise of the question is going to die because it's heart is going to get your neck and kill you quick that's that's my choice bike no in India it's horrific full clip chase them out of the Jungle and just bails off at the last second that's can't cash it should anorexic like what do you do right when you do when you can do you're so weak not much you can do but then when you think about that like you think about Africa you think about anything about these places where a lion and tigers exist and people have existed since the beginning of time at some point someone had to win that right just numbers see her gym guys are all the reason why does a significant is because in India tigers eat people all the f****** time they eat them all the time like there's tigers at Target human beings there's a place in India called the sunderbans and the sunderbans is its near this river that they did they think that one of the reasons why the tigers are so irritable sat there drinking this river water the river water has a high degree of salt in it high-level salt into the irritated all the time and over the last 200 years tigers have killed more than 300,000 human beings in this one part of India why do you still live there like I've given the more I'm giving them I'm giving that place too you know what a bike seat is like right now and be on a bike seat with like what I'm shiting myself if you have any s*** anybody's going to come out like there's no way you win that no no way you win. I can understand India India I think it's the worst place in the world for tiger and human interactions I don't get that like are the Tigers in India bigger or is it usually with mammals what happens is like this name species when they're in a hotter climate tend to be smaller depends on the animal obviously then they are in the the colder climates it's something it has something to do with preserving body temperature like dear friend since I give you get a whitetail deer from Texas it's much smaller than a whitetail deer from Saskatchewan yeah the same species yea yea though the people to right there a certain place you would people that just called you or more to shoot to kill Target on it people just f****** week it is so soft what if you got the wrong tiger f*** him f*** them all killed whatever anyone that you get a chance to kill that's close enough to kill you tell him that I think I I I can't I can't get that that video of the tiger chasing that bag out of my head fashion going to be like get up and try and get back on the bike it's nothing you can do to stuffing you do is no way you get the bike going in time the tiger be on you so fast me they can run the 40 miles an hour is 400 lb 500 lb of something animal is 400 something pounds and runs at twice the speed of Usain Bolt how is that fair that's why there's not a million deer you know the reason why there's a million deer in that same spot because of those tires that they need them you know I was in Lanai which is the smaller islands in Hawaii hunting Axis deer and axis deer were given to King Kamehameha of Hawaii like in the 80s and when we were over there you know you bow hunt these things and I'm telling you you've never seen a deer move the reason why they're so fast as they evolved to get away from Tigers so when they see you there but they make this noise like that and then they f****** scatter there so fast when you say that like my brain just start doing the math and I'm like of course the ones that got caught by the Tigers of the slower ones I Can Only Imagine so like the fastest ones amazing like yeah I can only imagine it's it's kind of like an Olympic sprinter female Olympic sprinter married and have a kid


    Joe Rogan | The Science Behind Manspreading
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    we did it start on Fear Factor once where you had two while they were suspect they were off a bridge and they had to hold just hold themselves like on a chin-up bar over bridge and the girls all beat the guys wait they were they were hanging just hanging out now it's like part of me was like they're pretty big dudes they're all around 200 plus pounds and you know that's a lot of weed in your hands and the girls who like 121 10105 does not as much wait there's there is a genetic thing between men and women where there's some things that like we all we we see these and sportswear not there is some sports that are just much more fun to watch romantic playlist and sports just exactly but it's something about leaning over and picking up a chair is a certain posture that you're in and men can't do it but women can you can't but it's like a folding chair like very very light cheer I don't know what I don't even over and pick me up at the ass and like you're leading I think you press your head on to the wall but Archer back in a certain way and you just have to use like your laugh Basin you pick up the chimney and men can't do it really yeah weird gravity test remember do you know my daughter tried to show me this the other day trying to get me to touch my toes with keep my back flat against the wall the back of my legs against wall and go down touch your toes just fall forward now try to stand up while lifting chair oh no you had it okay I have a couple different lover on the center gravity though and then they can't do it like you take her leverage woman congratulations on your Victory ladies you got us on one with the way that men and women do a one-legged squat and I whether each of us would go down is completely different when you have when you break all the way down to that move the mechanics it's so different the way the shape of their hips they like the mechanic like women kicking that's that's one like for every Valentina shevchenko that can knock someone out with one kick you would think that a woman try to take a hundred forty pound woman who is carrying 140 lb with her legs all the going up flights of stairs running doing all these different Plyometrics and ship you would think that Biscuitville kick a f****** hole through you see there's another what use the word b**** that's okay. It's about a respect that's not it that's not derogatory but didn't know like if you see a girl kick a bag like there's a giant difference between 140 lb girl kicking a bag of 245 got big difference and now is it mostly technique or is it I think it's biomechanics technique I think it's just muscle they just built different this is different muscles like the hips are like this right especially 4 minutes wide hips and kind of go in a little bit or is it got what if that's responsible for the will they call that the mail spread when Dude sit on a sit on a subway make spread the land they may want to sit next to you play doubt you being rude but if a dude has no one next to him that's how they said I don't think women sit like that I don't think I'll take it goes that way I don't like sitting like that that's like that's like sitting and most of my life and I like that's uncomfortable like when you have to sit like that for an extended amount of time gets really uncomfortable do you just feel uncomfortable inside to pass you got them we had to move stuff around you can't even open your legs to do that but with women I think that's a normal way to sit I think their body naturally with their hips in a shape that there are the legs kind of go towards each other they kind of Point towards the knees it's more normal for them to sit with their legs together I think sometimes it makes sense I just I wonder if it has to do with anything that they equipment down there not wanting to be a hoe right I want to feel like this is your legs spread of a dude's is like that that's a confident man but if a girl sitting there with her legs feel like look at this pitch scientific article explaining manspreading and making a p**** angle the femoral neck is more acute these factors could play a role in making a position of sitting with the knees close together less comfortable for men exactly so all you manspreading people that are shaming men for sitting in a natural way how dare you


    Joe Rogan on the Hong Kong Protests
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    the Hong Kong protest that are going on know this crazy protest going on Hong Kong but what's amazing is there was an ambulance in the ambulance was trying it mean as a giant crowds in the street I mean f****** thousands if not a million people right they part like the sea for this for this ambulance crazy like it was happening in America why is why is it say Northpoint not like Chinese characters on the street because it was giant sea of people and they all just made way and everybody got right the f*** out of the way for ambulances it's like when a predatory fish swimsuit good luck trying that shed in America I mean these people are so polite at the protests worldwide I can't keep track of the Gaza there's a bunch of sugar exhausted yeah that's what we need this mind reading software that problem with that is like then you just reading the mind of assholes maybe maybe but maybe people can let you know like a man you don't have to think like that problem is the way you thinking maybe but maybe people can let you know like a man do you don't have to think like that problem is the way you thinking cuz it's 90% the problem with people is the way they think and then they act on the way they think I don't know but 90% of them really not a mathematician and just threw that number out there


    All Cults are Sex Cults! | Joe Rogan and Joey Diaz
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    see someone reveling in the power of being a cult leader like I guarantee you when that guy in Waco with the f*** was his name correct David koresh I guarantee you when when he was on the news and talking about how they'll never give up by kid girls were probably beating down his door trying to get in that called the crazier in the nuttier and they're the more more apocalyptic your message the more people that want to join weird and they the date they just they just don't have the ability to discern a good idea this guy really doesn't have his head on straight this guy might be f****** completely crazy they've always realize those things a f*** fest anyway thing where they go to separate you from everybody else come to us will get you away from all those people never goes well it f****** never goes well it never goes well they want control the one control control of you and the best way to do that is get you away from all this other pesky people with all their questions they don't know but we know we know what's really going on we know what this is really all about next you know you're in a cult how many cops are going on right now that we don't know about is like a gang of them that are just like bubbling under the surface that one that found out about last year right I would expect New York New York it's like Buddhist they act like they go okay you got to do whatever you got just think about that a guy tells you he's God you can't call him you know you can't quiet that just for the f*****-up weird State maybe they had a boy named life somewhere in this is the way my feeling it in might just I don't see it I can never join the Gulf of a bunch of different things wrong with the leader the one by filling in might just I don't see it I can never join the call f*** with a bunch of different things with the leader


    Joe Rogan Explains His Stance on Transgender People "It Only Matters When It Comes to Sports"
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    all that is that she drives me crazy when I lived in my old house in North Hollywood there was a gay couple across the street to do when was the pilot for a major airline and he was in the process and the other guy got fired from Target for being a transgender this goes back to 2010 and they had cats you know me is that the neighbor don't want two more of those f****** assholes moving it and I know they're out here feeding f****** homeless cats what's the thing right so is that whenever I go to my old neighbors and say hello said that my daughter invited me to a party she went to school with the kids and his parents are transgender and I felt kind of weird and I went and on the way out I looked at the kid I seen 60 transgender people they can think I'm from a community and I saw this little kid smiling adopted that kids the food nice yeah it doesn't matter it doesn't matter what time it matters of me is with sports just stop with that just stop what time we're going to be fine but there's some statistics is it true that someone sent me that out of the 14 states that allow a high school kids to compete as the gender that they they identify with rather than their biological gender in those 14 States transgender students just dominating transgender male to female there's dominating this through the winning everything it's it's crazy I know you have problems with the box out of I have a problem all of it when it when it comes to like I'm not sure they've done the work here I don't like this idea that every excuse of outliers in the outliers are there some like super athletes right like you can get a regular girl who weighs 145 lb or you can get you know a Ronda Rousey 145lb extreme athletes there is people that are different Relic Serena Williams is clearly a different level of athlete than a regular person by a regular girl who like her weight she's just Superior and I think that that is what you see with some of these transgender athletes that come over to become with a well different than like an an wolf who's like a superior athlete female boxer you're seeing wolf not grows up dude she Haymakers is chick with the right hand side when was brutal one punch knockouts you've ever seen men or women perfect technique to be able to do it like that with those big gloves I think she probably could cuz she hit that goddamn hard but we know you got to judge each sport by you know the Paulie malignaggi goes over to bare-knuckle boxing doesn't do that well in comparison to say like if somebody like like a really good high-level Striker with a knockout power with the big gloves on would you put me like if you put Deontay Wilder and little gloves I don't imagine anybody being take that he's f****** people up at like a heavyweight with those big gloves so it's a different thing you know who the f*** notes but the idea is the outlier the outlier like the if you can get one Superior athlete and then you have them sort of commensurate with the transgender athlete a good guy who was an athlete who became a woman that you know in his 30s and they just identify as goes through the surgery but how much benefit Jacob having testosterone flow through his body for 30 plus years we really don't know it doesn't mean you hate transgender people doesn't mean you don't love everyone doesn't mean you don't want everyone to live their life and and be whoever they want to be with total freedom I don't think we have we have males compete against males for a reason cuz we feel like it's more fair even though it's not like it's not Warfare images of got me way better than you no matter what you do I can buy a trained all my life to be a better basketball player than Michael Jordan son even physically possible right so there is outliers in males but when the outliers when there's so many you have when you see so many transgender athletes that are dominating Sports and then when you add combat Sportage which is how I got involved in this when a woman was doing that was a transgender woman just not telling anybody and saying it was a medical issue f****** crazy we all we know we want to pretend that everyone's equal in all we want inclusiveness and we want peace we want everyone to get along we want equality one gender equality okay I get it I see where you going but we also have to look at reality the reality is that there's just f****** giant physical differences these transgender athletes are dominating against women who are born a woman they have to be a woman or whole life they never have 30 years of testosterone flowing through their veins crazy that's what I like not gay fellow just likes dressing up as a woman and extremely intelligent very interested fuckib especially Mario 15 years ago show town to it yeah you didn't qualify it as a special but when you look at it as a whole it was a great f****** performance he's a special person and just happens to be transgender makes me even more interesting


    Joe Rogan - Jason Statham Has Legit Striking Skills!!
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    commitment who I'm Max Holloway spending a little f****** cat the way you lost to Dustin Poirier zero excuses all love all happiness he's amazing Jason Statham like standing here like the way he's moving kapow he achieved a very high level of skill in karate I don't know exactly what it was but from people that I know that done martial arts with him and train with him so that guy's a bad motherfuker like a legit badass really knows martial arts I believe it believe it I'm done martial arts with him train with him I said I got a bad motherfuker like a legit badass really knows martial arts I believe it believe it seem like snatch one of those movies


    Joey Diaz on Immigration "Maybe America's Full!?" | Joe Rogan
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    this is a reminder I want to give props to American Airlines for returning my luggage after the whole weekend and they miss that f****** half ounce of weed in my boxing glove 56th at the targets that they can I take the class with everybody else I can do everything else I die go to one boxing cuz Tuesday and Wednesdays Tuesdays and Thursdays boxing spar you know she's she's a tough chick in the whole thing if I go down and just let her beat me up to let me ask you this is someone who is born in another country how do you think that they should handle the immigrations that are here this is a big question a lot of people know people that are I mean probably a lot of people listening know someone who they love that's illegal what are there legal from Canada are there legal from Europe to get over here and stay over here supposed to be some of them turn out to be amazing people so how do you decide how do you decide who gets to stay and do someone come over here trying to make their life better a better thing but just doing it illegally does that automatically just count them from staying here that seems crazy what is a great there's a lot of people come over here because they were super unfortunate and where they were born they do they grew up in a shity place and they wanted to make it better but they didn't know how to do it so they came over to America by hooker by crook they figured out how to get here they got here and now the Kickin asked why why would you want to get rid of them as long as they're not criminals not hurt anybody want to get rid of them and whatever happens Brown sometimes a dream goes to put you know what I did went to New York I spent three weeks in New York can I Uber and I did a little thing in my mind you know I took 20 Ubers in fact I became Uber Platinum because I'm doing it all these rides not one white person pick me up not one time and guess what I asked questions I asked everybody questions in the most inspiring person I met with one not at work though I rapped at 6:30 in the morning there was no way I was getting the van to go home but I just called who I was Ridgewood Brooklyn and this Indian girl pick me up very cute in 06 in the f****** morning it still kind of dark out you know 5:30 whatever was in this little girl that weight 90 lb pick me up. In the car hello we have charger in the back of you want to charge your card this little caramels in the front I said where you find what she told me Indian I know how long have you been a year-and-a-half Spoke perfect English I do why do you why did you become an Uber driver she doesn't make him over driving because I was a waitress in an Indian restaurant and the guy abused me only pay me eight bucks an hour and take half my tips so me and my cousins got together we put away money and we rent the car wheelies the car my the daytime and I drive it at night wow and I drive a why you are scared to go out at night she's like no she's like I loved it because there's no traffic in that you walk with I just ask her creepy questions Play Me banana but what do you think do you think that you could do that do you think if you came from another country came from Guatemala illegally your came over here though it became a Uber driver could you do that do that or do they check your citizenship what do you think Jamie so someone definitely can come over here and start working for Uber or another or similar I'm not company doing that necessarily like for the proper ways that you can if you have a legal friend you can use their lights I'll be there like the Uber thing and they don't know who's behind the car so you definitely have to have a valid driver's license to get a valid driver's license if your illegal or that's the part I guess I'm saying so I know but that doesn't stop popped up a memory that popped in my head about some story like that but they were going to give illegal aliens the right to drive I'm sort of saying like it does happen but not above the board basically cuz States and DC as of 2013 Colorado Connecticut Delaware everywhere there's weed Hawaii Illinois Maryland Nevada New Mexico New York interest indifferent mean when was the last time you saw a white labor you go in the kitchen and at any restaurant that's all you know I mean it so now you and I are you questioning what rights you have is if American you come here you get a job you're working hard you stay out of trouble on my mind your business and are you see them but that was a husband and wife working and the kids will be doing homework at the back table and if you came in the daytime it was a different couple which is telling me that two couples got together they buy a home and they open a business together they work together that's what those immigrant groups do and then from there they bring a cousin and they open the open another got three houses on the Block and now you just had a f****** immigrant family move into your neighborhood. Message play go to bed you know the saying that the nights we don't have them in our neighborhoods sure I remember 70 years ago this was your grandparents so you have to take about your grandparents and how would you want them treated I'm sure your grandfather got a job laying brick weigh before he got his immigration papers and I don't know how they did it right my grandparents weren't rocket scientist when they came over here and there were kids there they're their parents weren't Geniuses you know what's going on with farmers do you know what's going on you know I can't be mad at you for wanting to get the f*** out of that but just other places on Earth right now will this be a f****** hell going on borders don't make it seem like it's just Mexico that's the f****** problem you know we're getting bombarded from everywhere we're getting new people in here everyday from everywhere I ain't mad at it that come ahead and make better lives but don't just keep pointing the f****** border that you don't want to come in for that Mexican border that nobody's talked about Jamie when you get a minute if you'd love to check it just to verify me you don't make Cuban to getting sent back to Cuba on a daily basis really getting back to get a shot but Cubans come to the Y and just join the walk applicants Logan's pack Mexican shelters home in Orange. Going through a couple weeks ago I think 900 cubed to get sent back weekly to get shot more people more people and make it towards the Border since Trump was like Build That Wall Build That Wall getting more people headed towards the border now because it just like it's a popular thing to do it's a part of our culture like the part of the conversation is the boar rightly do you want a border wall or do you not want to Build That Wall make a million feet high bring it right to the top of the Earth or are you one of those people who thinks anybody should be able to come over here and have a better life you know on this stuff those two ideas a f****** clashing left and right some people think that people should be able to try to do better try to better themselves they should have the opportunity and then some people think f*** them you're going somewhere else you don't ever get a chance to come over here go going through proper channels which is almost impossible do something very valuable to us over here see that's the thing like if you are a person who has left some extraordinary skill you know you could probably get American citizenship easier your unusual you contributing to the physics department at Harvard or something like that and you're you know you were born in Germany or wherever you probably could get citizenship a little bit quicker and you're just a guy who like lives in Guatemalan wants to come to America because he thinks he can advance his life you think you can get better where his where he lives there's no that you can't go anywhere you're stuck did the the properties extreme the crimes extreme he wants none of that he wants to do better so makes it over here and lie but can we talk about immigration I got no problem taking your life for a piece of toilet paper but the same month true from other countries get the good and the bad from other country do let's not beat around the bush before Russian come here they got a course to go to the school and take a 12-week horse to come here and get money right off the bat how to go to Social Security check that out Jamie that's a very weird one they get caught out of come here and scam whether you want to call scan them up with nobody done having tons of Russian friends I love him I'm not saying nothing bad but I've heard that's a fact I've heard nothing from them I have a friend who's married and she told me one that that before they come and they take a course to Prepon on how to get money as soon as they land 3 days after they get when they land and get cash and indolent paperwork what to say they culture that's hilarious service that they offer me some so you can understand the system work but if you ask anybody Rush the Armenians come over come over and get citizenship guess what they do they get Social Security and they move back to Army and they get the check sent back to Armenia they have a system on how to do that they got a thousand loopholes now brother and if you learn those loopholes you came to f****** system there's nothing wrong with having group of people that all agree on certain rules right which is of the United States should be but the problem with having a group of people as you don't get to pick in that group so just deciding instead of being admitted by your Merit or how how good a neighbor you are a nice of a person you are they just whether or not you were born on the dirt they did we board on this dirty that you can't stay but if you born on this day even if your a human being you get to hang out you get to ruin other people's lives while you're here as long as you don't do enough that we need to put you in a cage and then if we do we keep it for a couple years let you out and do more when this is we have no problem with that I don't know what what the percentage is and they have a point they all have a point absolutely when you see someone who is talking about illegal gang members they're sneaking across the border and murdering people in absolutely has happened it's 100% of a real things not not fiction questions how much is it happened and how much better is it for those people's lives at make it across is there a way to screen better to make sure the bad people don't come in and all these questions are legitimate you know you don't want a bunch of f****** evil vicious people from another country that's how everybody else you don't want your children your family to be in danger because someone snuck across the border and they have a long history of working for the cartel murdering people that's a real things real possibility to all the people and all the people that are scared he's probably smart to be scary looking in human history people are capable of doing some awful s*** no one saying I'm not I don't think there should be no no wall at all nothing stopping people from coming across definitely don't want pieces of s*** come I only ask you this what time is find out notice that may be watchful yeah probably a Wolf full did you notice that when you go on this homeless people on Ventura f****** Boulevard and Lankershim Boulevard on the bridges everywhere has ever come to your mind that ain't where you go this cars everywhere and the between Uber and Lyft and cabbage now there's traffic and every major f****** city did you notice that maybe it's not that I hate Cubans and Mexicans and Puerto Ricans are german-irish maybe that will f****** full have you ever come to that conclusion yeah we just full right now we have to take five years off work I would accept that I would accept that I would accept a special circumstances like where I like you have family here at this point right now but you don't send them all into my where's the highest population of Mexicans in the country Southern California Puerto Ricans is putting them to the Cleveland Ohio area to work in the f****** Ford plants and all the other plants and that's all those places that down all those people sitting there holding onto that dick when you go to certain parts of Ohio there's a suburb outside of Cleveland 12 in Puerto Rican did the debate camp cost rebuilds awake I'm not complaining it's a great day to get to science camp a make potions and learn about light bulbs electricity my point is I did the same thing for free all I do is walk to my park there's no funds left there's nothing left for these kids you know I Love You by walking to a Dodger game or an event I go I always think of the family of 4 in America today that both pair but everybody has to work if you go by my office with a podcast in the middle is it a 24-hour daycare and they talked about leaving my office at midnight I see parents picking up the kids if you don't carry them out over their shoulders until I thought you know what the cost a lot to control the American Family there's not a lot of job you see everybody's driving Uber if you take custom why there Uber yesterday I had an engineer engineer lost his job 58 years old got to work Asian fellow very nice I put them extra you offer me to plug the phone I mean you know you have to look at that and go wow that's a lot of people in this country without work there's a lot of f****** homeless people we're running out of money to take care of what we got here very nice I took them extra you offered me to plug the phone I mean you know you have to look at that and go wow that's a lot of people in this country without work there's a lot of f****** homeless people we're running out of money to take care of what we got here


    Joe Rogan on Francis Ngannou KO'ing Junior Dos Santos
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    did you see Francis ngannou knockout Junior dos Santos and just couldn't even move he just lay there and take it they stopped at Kwik that was 100% legitimate 100% look like this would go a little long I thought that he was a seasoned veteran I thought that he would go at least take him to the third round and try to email nullifies Power by the fairground you can keep from the f****** and make this I thought it was with the rest a little bit was not what I anticipated was not the game plan I thought I got offstage and it was starting cuz I got to as I thought that he was already on the floor holding his f****** forehead Junior had a good start where he was kicking the leg especially the lower part of leg you could really fly anyone up with you and if that was the case if we was able to mess up his move and get him to miss little bit and I'll make get him so that he was having a hard time moving correctly and keep chewing on that leg then maybe they would be openings for him to could jump in with some punches the promise when they're both on the outside Francis is bigger and the consequences are way more grave if Frances Clips you it's nighty night I don't care who you are he's so confident in it to he moves forward and he's going to throw everything full speed the first round with him is extremely dangerous because he's just trying to take you the f*** out and paste a guy like steep a Steve Bay miocic saw what he was doing and what he did was just ride with it just moved away from him kept his hands up when Francis was coming after me use good defense and he kept moving and kept picture picking away at him picking away at picking away I'm taking his shots when they were there and then start wearing Francis down taking them down beating them up and then just dominated not panic in the fire cuz that's what happens with and daughter you like Jesus Christ I'm going to see lights any second now I'm going to see a big Flash and I'm going to be out cold any second I was coming and you see the reaction they have to its they fight different they fight different with him than they do with anybody else because the consequences are so great if you watch the way he knocked out Alistair over it the consequences are so great so everyone's scared no matter its normal everyone scared to fight City or fear your heart race going to get Jack George Reynolds going to be pumping but it's even more so if the consequences are more grave right look if you're going to take a skateboard down a small hill you're not freaking out right but if you take a skateboard down like Four Mile Canyon was that for my land Boulder was a crazy road that goes Sunshine Canyon does the consequences so much Graver you're going to be more jacked and that's what happens these guys may fight Francis the consequences are so great then they make mistakes and then with jewelry reached for a an overhand right he's a really really extended himself you can't do that with Francis the funniest one was the first one to get the kids from Dallas drops to him he went up against like a lieutenant the KKK the guy Drew blue on his face at the way and then they almost got into a little scuffle in the way in and he had no f****** love in his face he didn't smile one time he was definitely a member of the KKK and this little black dude from Dallas came in and he did a spinning back kick in that dude's it was all over here in card beaded from these down from the doctor's appointment ain't no now he still has a little bit probably greatly but did you see what it would have top face is on a f****** the guy from he went in there like f****** what movie Braveheart just playing same thing it was when he came he just went to see Jamie's got it OG yeah it was the first one Rochas y people wonder why people want to spend that much in all those like that I hate all that s*** spending punches why you giving your back to a killer but never understood well that's not what I'm saying I'm saying if you're not that good at it he doesn't have like a really fast we need to measure Barboza okay and some Barboza will kick people and puts them on Pluto he's spinning back kicks you to the body it mean he's his spinning kicks are f****** insane but these guys are not that good like I'm saying is like Paul Craig that's not a specialty he's more of a Grappler but mean he can strike obviously is a good Striker but I wouldn't think that you would want to throw a spin kick Sissy's not like a Taekwondo guy don't if you don't do Taekwondo for 10 years play even that reverse punch on the guy keeps doing it and doing them like you know what Yoakam boss them in the f****** in see when you talking about like Edson Barboza or not running can men landed on Dan hanger f****** kicking his body to spinning back kicks just f******


    Joe Rogan | The New Jersey UFO Phenomenon w/Joey Diaz
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    asteroids crazy in the UFOs he's like one of the main celebrities they've they pull up when people start talking about I do you like UFO real Believers he's done like little Clips where narrates things do UFO shows and s*** who be f****** believes what didn't they just released find a Jim Florentine that what people don't know is that Hudson County New Jersey Northern New Jersey is the number one place in the country where they have the most UFO sighting really look it up I don't know for a fact that in 1976 little one whatever the f*** do I know for a fact that in 1975 and 1976 you could check me out on this a UFO landed in Hudson County Park I was a kid in the next day the feds locked off the part that yellow tape the samples go look it up dog visit you at fault it's a circular building so they did so much coke in there in the eighties they called it the grinder that's what they called it cuz it was shaped like of the Stone Age I have a couple friends that lived at people that lived in that building have seen UFOs for years and if you go to YouTube There's an actual North Hudson Park UFO they dug up they landed a couple Marshalls got out and took samples and got back in the thing and took off that YouTube thing as History Channel special about it and I still remember being a young kid Define who got knocked on the door and subdued did you see anything anything at 11:10 at night and said you know what the what lights flashing outside they contacted Police Department to see if there was any they went full and the FBI came in circle depart Chloe by the Little League field Hudson County but it is Area 51 what he said somebody goes what are you talkin about last week you said you sent to your phone I can say Packers biggest motherfukers I did a gig there a couple times oh yeah they used to be like a boss there's a ball that did something I put you out cuz my friend is threatening me some Bob put me out when we become friends ever since that's awesome I think I follow on Facebook we have a chat from time to time on Facebook BF4 UFO motherfukers looking to Northern New Jersey that's stop f****** motherload of them that's interesting story is always some person in the woods and they get abducted they say UFO and some strange town the middle of nowhere the aliens land of dark people you always think about it being a rural thing but if I was an alien of course I'll go to New York City why wouldn't you want to go see the craziest thing we have you got like 7 million people stuff together on a tiny Island and in comparison to the rest of the planet stop stacked on Avicii other awesome amazing building them always lied to Times Square with all these people mowing around traveling over these Bridges to get this one Hub is one Hive of humanity of course if I was an alien I will check that out going somewhere when they're high I did they just get f***** up the light come on let's go let's go check out the Monkees Just Call of Duty have a good time something that's real schedule memories one of those memories that's like barely active but remember thinking for like a day or two when I was a little kid maybe I saw UFO I think I was trying to convince myself of it and I was bored but I think it was a jet I think was something something fast and unusual shocking thing about AAA teens that's what I think it is I think that's what that is I'm off to in one of those I had a bit about that to hold on hold on your straps if you're past your house I was in the passenger seat how much G-force is going through it's insane Force blood to stay awake I saw one of those in the air over I guess it's Edwards Air Force Base is that what the one is that's is Edwards the one that's out near Palmdale I think that's it cuz we used to film Fear Factor in Palmdale and we saw that thing for my overhead like that tell me that doesn't look like it's from another planet when you're on the ground the f*** is that so I think that's responsible for a bunch of the things that people saw I think military crafts can I ask you a question what type of sidings do you have sitting on the ground you saw that you liked your comment the aliens are coming. Does not look like it's from this world that thing is madness design that thing flying through looks like something on the keyboard you know looks like a symbol on a keyboard and it just flying perfectly through the air that looks like the future I mean that really does look like it's from another world I would imagine little blue dude with black eyes and talking to each other and going through f****** wormholes and s*** and that's what that thing looks like and what's the what's the thing that they're going to have a hundred years from now just imagine that I just want to know what what the logistics is for it to be considered a siding earlier and you see something and then you convinced yourself that what you saw was something extraordinary feeling that you're looking at something from another world cuz it's just some drone or some military vehicle and then you look at it and then you convinced yourself then becomes a bigger and bigger deal in your head that's a problem with people doesn't mean that everybody to see something is seeing that people are kind of full of s*** let's do you see walmartian okay whatever the f*** okay 1 800 marching right. The phone won't stop ringing okay the phone will never bring it will never stop bringing my concern is when do they consider it a credible what does it take for it to be credible for me for it to be credible I got to see the motherfuker land get out my tickets usually military guys when when you have military fighter pilots that sucks human those that's a you know if you can be one of those guys that flies when was B12 B22 for them to trust you with that billion-dollar f****** spaceship dude you got to be an exceptional human there's no room for someone's full of s*** you going to be a top-flight fighter pilot you're going to fly around with gun fights in the sky cuz that's what they do they have gunfights in the f****** Sky those guys are exceptional human beings so when they see some that's what I listen for sure everybody else I'm not. Not that I wouldn't listen but I don't know you know you might be crazy but it might be crazy even if you're in the military might be crazy if you're a fighter pilots 100% of fighter pilots and all those are really credible guys what is it do these guys are talking about these things these are guys with histories of embellishing things I mean they have this whatever that is that radar what are they looking at is that infrared like what it what is that screen that they're looking for does it say what kind of image it is cuz it's like a weird look at haga photograph right it's like a weird computer image because it's it's it's detecting it right with some piece of equipment isn't it like tracking it on radar or something like that I know what you're saying cuz I feel like I've heard that description of it too but this this article just says it's a video of to Ariel and counters so convenient so convenient do they never have a clear picture that drives me f****** crazy it drives me f****** crazy cuz if it is real I am I've loved and wanted to be real honestly I really do but when I look at a goddamn so many people are so crazy some form somewhere out of the nine planets has got to be something but I don't know what has to be at this point you have to believe that is too big just too big to discount cuz I like that's so crazy to say it's so big Amazon his aircraft detected UFOs both times he was unable to capture them on his helmet camera okay so maybe couldn't look at it get it and good Vision or whatever up and down the eastern coast of the US for months. I'm telling you that little f****** I read something about the Hudson River that all those people that live across the Hudson River weather on the Weehawken Edgewater side or the west side of Manhattan those who are the people on that balcony see all that s*** we did have issues with them and we went to the Middle East Lieutenant Graves said I would imagine them following the war if you were there were aliens they came down to follow the war so they see the war going on in Iraq Isis Afghanistan to come down and they're checking it out just a big on a cynical side of this they're not necessarily saying they are an alien ship they're saying it's a UFO so it's something they're not sure of what of course I'm sort of awesome drone that some Middle Eastern company hasn't can just follow s*** or pasta Pastor something sure we know they have advanced yet I mean we know they have incredible drones then I mean the stuff they can do a drone that Green Berets of seals you put razor blades on and they slit you f****** throat when you drive low that's how good the technology is in those drones Jesus Christ I wouldn't be shocked you all kinds of things going to just come down a razor blades on a some s*** when you could totally see someone having a small drone like a small thing of side of a cheeseburger that has poison in it and just slamming into somebody I can see that this is what we're seeing when you're seeing stuff that's flying around the sky most likely is made by a person cuz people make stuff and people know how to make stuff that flies around the sky prize physics are some of the things he's fighter pilot see that's when he got to go wait a minute here you see these extraordinary Feats of traversing distances like they can get from one place to another place so fast looks like they disappear is something they all talk about they all talk about the insane speed at which these things can go they can just change angles they can just go and then take a hard right angle turn they could do stuff that nothing you know how to make can do that's where it gets to be like well like nothing it's not like it's like oh that's like a fighter jet but like really fast and I'm saying it's like an alien car but it's way faster you know it's an alien car but this is not like anything that we make these f****** things they fly this way they say flat like a like a plate hovering over the ground war but when they go to fly when they go to take off they flip up sideways and they have like the bottom of the spaceship is pointing towards where it wants to go and it does something to space and time make some sort of f****** magnetic gravity connection insert big spooky words would have been no they don't know how the f*** it doesn't this thing can go like insane distances and insanely small amounts of time and when they all report the same kind of behavior of these these reports are like that they're talking about this thing that goes insanely fast looks like the saucer looks like you're trying to figure out what the f*** the shape it's moving so goddamn fast but doing stuff that nothing we know how to make him do I don't know if it's from another planet might be from here I wanted to be for another planet but that's what I want like unbiased like my honest but I would I would love it just be completely honest I would love it was aliens but it was people up even more scared because I'm a goddamn people can do that people can do that and no one knew like someone just if you can imagine a person who can make a spaceship that defies all of the rules that we know about travel about air travel they can make something that defies all that s*** and somehow another keep the whole development and production of it as a secret and then have the same take it off and no one knows how the f*** they did it that's almost more impressive than because that's what these things are doing is if these are is Pilots are accurately reading what's happening and they're telling the truth the thing as remarkable as our stories are very consistent there's a lot of very similar stories from different people that their make a living flying super fast warships that they see something they don't know they like what in the f*** is that when they ceased like that that freaks me out that's when it gets me kids ride his bike to school and he looks up and he sees UFO okay maybe it did happen maybe it did happen maybe the kids being 100% honest or maybe was bored maybe he was bored and decided to make up a crazy story and stuck with it and then after while telling it may be believed in himself that happens to people see things they don't know what they're seeing they decide that it's a different thing I've said this before but it's true story when I was in in Albert there's wolves there and I thought I saw a wolf for like a whole second it was a squirrel but I saw gray fur movement wolf squirrel-like if you're dumb or if you're compromised or if you're tired you know maybe just saw something that look really weird because of whatever weather conditions that are affecting some part of the world you live in ball lightning fly through the air you know it's looks like a UFO you'll see that s*** it's like a real natural phenomenon something Mighty something like that and then add a bunch of other s*** to it and that's where you get a lot of these stories they like natural phenomenon and then people adding a bunch of s*** to things but then on top of that you have credible stories and can't throw out any of them like you got it when you would look at all these things you can't decide just cuz there's a bunch of crackpots stories about UFOs the ones by legitimate fighter pilots that those aren't real can't look at it that way crazy looking at that way because it's more likely there's something out there then there isn't something out there there's a witch way more likely what I was the kid that happened Hudson County Park someone that I got high five or six years ago and I saw it and somebody had posted on Facebook or YouTube and I read more into it and I discounted it until I read the accounts of the 28 people in that building the liquor store there was a guy who had just got dropped off a bus from New York the buses drop you off there from New York the bus driver said there was a flash because they do we just so many people with stories that you know I didn't see your f****** guy get out only three people so I'll people get out everybody else discounted the lights and the noise and the other b******* that went with it I would have shipped my f****** pants if I live in that building so pretty little martians get out or it could just be f****** they can think all kinds of things that didn't really happen but it wasn't that I was on acid I thought it was a f****** I put the FBI was out there with dogs and I left the next day it was f****** a fire hydrant down the toilet except then I went over and patted the Hydra you f*** you f*** that is a problem with any story like all these f****** UFO stories is people's memory memory is not that good it's not that good it's too hard to figure out what actually look like after you saw it like you see something crazy like a year ago and then he tries to private it's too hard to describe but you barely remember it your version of it is a rehashed version that you keep repeating to yourself you know if you saw something I saved you were hiking and you saw wolf right if you saw that wolf when you try to describe that that moment you saw that wolf years later like what what are you actually seeing when you're going into your memory how much do you help accurate is it where was lying about how accurate are memory is not that good but if you use you did see a wolf and it which is it ordinary moment right you're the f****** forest or a real wolf looking down on you m*********** in the woods of Canada just looking at you staring at you want to trade it like an extraordinary moment but she try to recount that in your mind 10 years later what you actually see how much do you actually see you see this blurry weird f****** Misty version and you got some words that fall into place that can describe it but how accurate is your f****** memory it's terrible how I remember statistics about fights like and I can tell you what year someone fought I can tell you how this guy won and how he beat this many guys with a triangle and I remember things but if I actually have to remember that would it actually looked like it might actually pull that up I barely recognized it again you know can you show me Joe Schilling knocking out covid-19 house in Bellator so many time a wild crazy slugfest and if I see it I'm watching it happen in a video I remember it yet lizel goes here goes boom you can't just pull that out of my brain right now it's not good to know I'm saying I close my eyes and pretend I saw Mike Tyson knockout Michael Spinks Heineken see blue flashes I can kind of remember weird little parts of it you don't remember the file right hand just send them flying through the ropes it was chaos was just like he's the best ever I had to like play it back in my head wouldn't be nearly as good as a video of it


    Joe Rogan | The Origins of Godzilla w/Joey Diaz
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    Havoc movie poster from the Knight Rider much rather see the old Godzilla versus Godzilla versus Mothra got a feeling some buses to smog Godzilla with Japanese people on them and then they would just have a single who was lit up that is f****** fun man that's from the shooting on f*** you behind shot of the Japanese suits Queen King Kong and lotion and is really complicated in these guys had to be really strong cuz I kind of run this gigantic rubber suit and it's heavy it's f****** hot as f*** so the reason why it moves so fluid what the Japanese did that was brilliant was they had men and they put men in these monster suit with the f****** walk around and have these fight scenes and s*** in these big giant suits that wasn't animation that's a dude in there that crazy and that's it that's what it really looks like in terms of height wise is like the size of person see that guy you see that guy getting out of it that right there that's what the dude look like who's inside of it from Ray hair using that's how I got onto the subject with them I was telling them about they love that Monsters Inc show and Terry Hughes and is one of the characters or something about Harry Hughes in his in the movie I said huh I go do you guys know that is and they don't know I said that is the guy who the guy who was one of the original Monster animators for four movies like King Kong he did all that claymation stuff back. And I mean that was a state-of-the-art you got to think something is like at 33 Godzilla no real understanding of what the f*** was going to happen and it's so that the science fiction version of that would be that all that radiation would create some Super Monsters come from it and so the Justice sheer force of the power of those things you couldn't even imagine that there to be any Becca do that just one thing two falls out an airplane that can do that will what else can I do you know what what happens if it gets into water what is it has she can affect fish how's it going to affect you know who knows science fiction version was always awesome a Godzilla would come that's what the new ones about to write the same kind of thing like a dinosaur and believe the new one was all the other dinosaurs came back and they had to oh God lyrics superhero monster movie he's a Supergirl mother dragons and The Game of Thrones that's f***** up that City at the end that's what I look like a real that's a real horrific idea of a fire-breathing lizard Godzilla was always adorable it's a weird the Godzilla stores a weird story right cuz it's only Godzilla goes on a killing spree just goes through Tokyo and it starts lightning every building on fire doesn't do that he's like almost like he's almost like a good guy lizard and end of the new movie it's more accentuated then so he has to help us and won't come out was the f****** bird mathur was a moth moth numbers in Lost have wings you got to get high water give me the blue sky right there with that yeah right there a laser beams coming out of his Peter of ultra Rodan was Ghidorah yeah video of Godzilla vs. Ghidorah Godzilla king of the monsters let me see these b****** King Ghidorah typical the fucken special effects are insane there's Mothra oh wow is it supposed to be a good movie though the things with these movies is and I really hate to say this how come they can't do both how come they can't have anime amazing special 40% on Rotten Tomato how come they can't have amazing special effects and a f****** killer story no how come they can't have amazing special effects and a f****** killer story know they do that that's one of the last 10 years ago a great story with great special effects


    Joe Rogan | LA Has a Homeless Epidemic
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    it's true like there's aliens and epidemic homeless people right now there's so many tents on the street and I have been f****** dammit cuz they're everywhere I mean Las Vegas stuck with the we talked about that on the podcast every city every city keeps moving around like s*** f****** some apart and put a tent city and make him be resourceful I'll give it a whirl and 10,000 empty rental units in Los Angeles stay in those Rental part was going to destroy your rental place so let's be honest there's a hundred ten thousand four flat tires and it just get it on this time that people go through s*** for periods of time that could be a year it could be a sight these f****** hikers every f****** three days of hike against lost okay yea I just get the lost and they stroll off when they get saved their own happiest hear my lie Witness news like happy wait till they get the bill bill every time volunteer every f****** high-cut got paid for four f****** taxpayer we be broke so I can Colorado's if your windows hikers goes and snaps her ankle in your Ridge somewhere they come and get you or somebody money you got to pay somebody stuck in Hawaii our lady the lady teacher that got lost in the woods I'm just saying Rosemonts what is the doctor usually raped at everything payable 30 days 30 is it when you start getting those $1,100 bills from when they look in your knee and in your neck when you get tell us how you going to pay it cuz you can't pay until you get the settlement from your f****** attorney a lot of times people go broke by the time they get the money to ship yourself take 7 years to get that money insurance covers all this money insurance hotel is better than that causes this is more complicated what's that tell everybody with the neck collars land at the airport and hook that f****** thing onto the 405 North and look under that there's a hundred people just under that so whatever number they tell you what do you think they tell you as far as like homeless population in La I don't know I don't drive settings on the Fire homeless yet like the people of the game 2 million dollars they gave him money they didn't do dick yeah they gave me some type of money you got to put up some shelters I saw it that I've been North Hollywood Studios to the church that I'm Thursdays they go and take showers that


    Africans Were in the Americas Before Columbus! - Hotep Jesus
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    conversation that I think is a fascinating one that conversation of reparations cuz you can be no doubt that something horrible happened to the black community and they're still suffering from it's been specially in the Deep South when you live these places where the people who lived are the direct descendants of slaves and then these are the same impoverished neighborhoods and no one's ever done anything to try to fix how do you fix it you first have to start with the subconscious Monica blackmont the problem with the black man is defect that the black man starts off with the fetus mentality the day you're born you're taught the white man's out to get you so you start off with a boogeyman and then you're taught that you're asleep so when your subconscious mind believes that the beginnings of your race is a Slave how do you aspire to be more than that so in order to correct the black community you have to teach black history or so-called black history or I would I would say African history in chronological order before we were slaves work so how do you how do you have a whole entire nation of 40 some-odd million black people and majority of them never heard of Queen Angola who never heard of the Songhai Empire the Mali Empire you know none of this stuff right Kmart Samosa how do you how do you how do you raise a people's level of awareness about this stuff when and how do you elevate them to want to do things in life when they think they are slave that's the first thing that you have to do to help black people you have to teach them who they are before they were slaves they were Kings the problem with that is a king as a monarch in the Marcus one person who controls giant groups of people you can of a bunch of Kings is not a lot of Kings can of a nation of Kings correct but that's very different from saying you know that we had four Kings right for right that's better than saying Frederick Douglass C1 Advanced human being that also looks like you that came from the same part of the world where your ancestors came from to recognize that the trajectory that you and your family are on as a direct result of being enslaved someone was enslaved in the past and brought over here against their will that's why there's the negative mindset that's why there's a negative self-image is because there's a great history of Oppression you know when you think you were slave you can't operate outside of that and even if you don't think you're safe you think you're inferior you know what I'd you don't miss Pat is hilarious and she was talking about was when she was younger that when she would see why people she wouldn't look him in the eyes from getting nervous she felt inferior being around them just wanted to get away she didn't feel like she belong right right and that's a product of not knowing who you are not knowing your own personal power you know when you look at the Second Punic Wars at Carthage you have Hannibal went through the Alps which is in your mission impossible and he went all the way to to the doors of room and Rome said you ain't coming outside to fight you Bro Army was they said we don't want to fight they moved they came outside those Gates they would get their ass whooped so how do you how do you have a people that walk around not knowing that Bronco is A well-stocked studied War General today the Pentagon still studies him right so how do you how are you operating in America as a black person not know who Hannibal bargo's most difficult thing for people that were born in America Northern own ancestors from America to even relate like I might families mostly from Italy and Sicily and some of them from Ireland and I don't relate a tall II visit in the summer I don't relate it all right so then the other the other side opposite effect that we would have natives we were not brought here on slave ships that's not economically sound States was only Built 13 colonies a first-rank you think this whole land was empty know that would need is here but today we're taught that natives are some other people no natives are the melanated African being that has come here since the beginning of the Mali Empire was talking about 14 13th century we had already come here from Africa really oh yeah yeah we had already come here call United States so the weight of the ocean current works is it it works from Africa leaves out of West Africa comes to South America and the Caribbean that's just how the currents go you don't need no paddle boat with nothing added to the currency to take you there and then you travel up but we had already been here you all you got to do is look up the story of Sarah Rector Sal righteous are wealthy so-called Native American I think she was Choctaw tribal one of these tribes but she was wealthy and she wanted to be has to go somewhere and they had her classified as a free person why don't we know about the wealthy so-called black people in America why don't we know that there were black slave owners in America why is that not taught those people are us the so-called black man throws natives were us then we have to tell that history and say how we did have territories and we did no carrier Commerce and we weren't slavery were slave owners what the majority of African Americans that lived here were brought over here no no no that's not economically sound let's say you wanted to have you want to sell marijuana right right would you import marijuana would you grow it here if it's already here well it depends on whether or not marijuana grew here what can you do marijuana you can we're just talking about marijuana like we're already here to go all the way to this other continent to bring people on the boat when we know that half stock is going to die you wouldn't do that so how many people do you think were brought over from Africa on slave ships cuz that definitely happened I don't believe it what you mean you don't believe it I don't believe that story you don't believe that Africans were brought over on slave ships correct I believe it may have happened you know maybe people were brought over a slaves but I don't think that the black people in America came from Africa on slave ships I believe the people we're here we're slowly Concord first they got the east coast and then he started spreading out west little-by-little conquering and when you conquer a tribe what do you do you enslave them their pows right okay that's what you do so you after you copy this tried you you make them slaves not how do you conquer the natives here so let's say you got this tribe is warned against his tribe talk to the white man you help me wipe out these people then boom you know I'll help you with whatever whatever they get together and they wipe out this other tribe and I guess what the white man out numbers this tribe so he wipes them out you just kill two birds with one stone you just keep moving like that but I'm still confused is a great history of slave ships being brought over from Africa with Africans that became slaves and work in the South that you'll do you think that's why history is his story right what about my story is my story but if you do 23andMe on someone from these parts of the country you'll find out then they know that's real about Africa that's good question we should find out how big can you buy Europe and turn Us in terms of like what parts of Africa what's a country in without a country or Connors and Dutch you can't classify me based upon a European I understand that but they're saying geographically geographic location you can call whatever name you want right they can tell you where your genetics originated but I've got some weird shitometer 1% Asian I don't know why it's are 1.6% African there's an ancestors ancestors so let's walk down there so either way if you take black people here in America do they DNA sample and it went back to Africa with his ass Ace of black people in America are Africans now the argument is what we brought here or where we already here did we bring ourselves here or the white man bring his head you say when you say a white man brought us here what you doing is your removing our ability to transfer powercell you're saying oh we didn't know anything about boats tell me you trying to tell me that we didn't know that there was a land mass here only the the holy white man knew there was land to the west but when you look at those people go look at you think the Caribbean is right next to America and a warrant in America that's interested that you do have people that have traveled with her it's Polynesians to travel to Hawaii or people mean there's the olmecs who were thousands and thousands of years ago until the America they have purely clearly African faces yes I mean really listen to noses the lips that mean they look African and that was a South American culture that existed and we don't know anything about them other than the fact that they have these gigantic Stone sculptures that have African face it was like a kid again just go to have you done the ocean currents I've seen that he's all about the fact that the idea that human beings were probably living in advanced civilizations far longer than 14,000 years ago and they did travel all over the world and that you do find the remnants of these ancient cultures that we have no explanation for throughout the Amazon and on throughout a different parts of South America and Central America I mean when you go and you look at it will European history you had the magyars would believe that if they took a bath that was bad but they didn't want to change their clothes they thought that dirty with Purity we talked about the Moors going into Spain and into Europe the stories in the history our history says that when we met call Caucasian he was sleeping in the barn with animals we told no you can't sleep in the barn with animals we talked to medicate we taught them running water we bought that technology to Europe now we bought the technology to Europe that saved Europe from the Black Plague you mean to tell me that if we saved the white race that we weren't already in America ready when we brought the technology when one was dependent on Africa for food remember when the Black print black wrong the cause was one of the officials was stealing the green I was coming from Africa so they were spamming it won't if your source of sustenance is from Africa how are you Superior you're not you get your food from me so if you get your food for me who's more likely to travel is globe OmniSource of food and that's the first thing you need to survive on this planet so if your whole civilization was a pain to me to put to plot depending on me to supply food I made it to America first it's just that you would have got to tell the story is that their only source of food and a source of food that room right but is also very close to Africa go to be when you go look at what the Greeks said about Egypt when you going to eat it just like you always like the New York City of that time the ultimate if if you really want to talk about African civilization being Advanced Egypt is the ultimate variety chip to this day still unexplained I want no one really understands how they built those things don't understand how old the culture is that's another thing the Graham Hancock and dr. Robert schoch from Boston University was a geologist he's pointing to water erosion and the double Spanx that leads you to believe that that place might have been as old as 9000 + BC so it might have been indicative of an earlier Kingdom and is also the Nubian structures of some of the days has particularly the Sphinx you know the Sphinx they believed had a lion's face and then when they were conquered by the new Wednesday change the actual structure of the face of the Sphinx and turned it into a kingsnakes what a whale or was that it is Upper and Lower Egypt so Upper Egypt is actually our new South right that's our South the way of talk to me was that was the mind of Egypt and the economic section of Egypt was what we see Giza Pyramids and its economic because if you look at it it's it's between three continents on the Mediterranean Sea just a perfect place to carrier perfect place that's why everybody wants to be there that's why is there war in the Middle East was the perfect place to be believe that some Africans came over here and slave ships or none very minimal I don't remember a lot of my sources or what learned it from but I can give you a couple things what you got to do what you got to look up Shakalaka most you got to look up Dr Kaba kamene Dr Phil Valentine Bobby Hemmitt who else is a good egyptology up from my own common sense it just does not make sense logistically to take people from all the way from over there to bring them here especially when half your stock is going to die when you got people right here you have human resources right here all I got to do is pop them she was a couple of them the rest of them like alright fine and you enslave them and none of them die except the ones I actually killed millions of people right here like why would I go all the crate all the way across the ocean to bring back across the ocean. What's up Jeremy PBS the title was how many slaves landed in the US us right from the Christmas attacks and Philip Wheatley Benjamin Banneker and Richard Allen all the way to Harriet Tubman sojourn truth and Frederick Douglass think of it as an instance we were might think of as African American exceptionalism in other words it is the black experience it's got to be about Black Americans well black Americans will think again the most comprehensive analysis of shipping records over the course of slave trade is a transatlantic slave trade database edited by professors David Altus David Richardson while the editors are careful to say that all the figures are estimates they believed that the best estimate that we have the proverbial gold standard in the field of study of the slave trade between 1525 and 1866 in the entire history the slave trade to the new world according to the transatlantic slave trade database 12.5 million Africans were shipped to the new world 10.7 million survived dreaded middle passage disembarking in America the Caribbean and South America how many of those 10.7 million Africans were shipped directly to North America only about 388,000 that's right a tiny percent so it's a small percentage of all the Africans that were enslaved we're actually shipped North America is probably closer to truth T-Mobile's that's what they're saying I came here they could have been going to Europe I can trade with you right here in America who was it why they got except directly to North America's only the under 400,000 right involved in the shipping and going at all over the world we going anywhere convert 10.7 million Africans enslaved and moved 10.7 survive right where were shipped but didn't say where they were shipped is the new world the new world is very well if you listen to the words of Hancock in the discussion of prehistoric what we would consider prehistoric use of boats and ships probably likely look at ancient Egypt don't you see pictures of boats oh yeah oh yeah so they would bury that maybe if you could do was the what is the big science museum in La that had the the Egypt exhibit really recently incredible it ain't they had depiction of the boats that used boats how can you tell me that a civilization had boats before Europe was literate didn't come to America didn't set up shop but just not, let me know I don't need to read a book to understand that but definitely makes sense if they made it to South America I mean if the olmecs were I mean if you look at a pull up an image of the Olmec heads heavily-disputed John Henrik Clarke is author you should study John Henrik Clarke has a book they come before Columbus I mean look at that weenies Olmec heads they all look like that yeah if you have a large population of people in order to create these things or not evidence of people that were here thousands and thousands of years before they ever thought people were what evidence in the Grand Canyon from Egypt stuffing like right up the road from where The Serpent Mound is there's been a couple artifacts down there like 800 years ago artifact the African race man we been here they got the Mounds archaeological evidence from Egypt in the Grand Canyon it's right there I never heard that before that is interesting archaeological evidence in the Grand Canyon archaeological evidence in the Grand Canyon not part of his story he's got to keep you thinking he got to keep the black people thinking you were slaves and you came from Africa on boats that's what they got to keep you thinking of you but you really think that there's some sort of a grand conspiracy to withhold information


    Halos Were Inspired By Magic Mushrooms - Joe Rogan
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    wow is weird word what does that mean it's a very taboo word is very abused word is abused it sure it's I'm not religious but I'm spiritual like that kind of s*** don't exist for this stuff you got to use a ancient language and even ancient language you try translate to English it's like we don't have a word for if you ever had was what is a book called The Sacred mushroom and the cross it's by John Marco Allegro and he was a Biblical scholar that was one of the guys that was assigned to decipher the Dead Sea Scrolls which is the oldest version the Bible the only one I think that they've ever found it's written in Aramaic and is found in qumran in these clay clay Tabby's clay jars and it's all made Unwritten on animal skins and to decipher it they actually had to run DNA tests on the skins to figure out which skins belong to which animals they can put all the stuff together and figure out like all this all these pieces were a part of this one scroll yeah well this guy John Marco Allegro study did for 14 years and it was his conclusion after he was done that the entire Christian religion was a giant misunderstanding what it was originally about was the consumption of psychedelic mushrooms and fertility rituals and they started doing all these life is different Scholars who study Dane art in ancient religious are they started finding these this mushroom iconography in all this ancient artwork and one of them's a notices that the bottom of mushrooms to take a particular the Amanita muscaria mushroom which is the one that they connect to to the Christian religion look at the bottom of it see what it looks like now look at that that was the original Halo that picture about Jesus when the halo around his head and Halo essentially the bottom of a mushroom cap and the idea they believed was that these people were the ones that were consumed in the Psychedelic mushrooms so they had this great wisdom and his connection to God that's what they thought Mana was it just a thought Lee psychedelic mushrooms were the Flesh of God when you have these ancient religions that were possibly based on the consumptions of the Psychedelic mushrooms all that stuff kind of been lost in the translation over years and years and years than even the visualization of the Halos change is also some really crazy ones of naked people dancing and ecstasy surrounded by this translucent mushroom image so the idea that they were in these mushroom induced euphoric States and that they were dancing around these all these religious depictions yeah very interesting cuz if you think about ancient religions right no no science no idea what shape the world was they didn't do anything but they did know if you found these mushrooms and you took on your trip your f****** balls off Ryan would have this incredible experience and they thought that was God that was their connection to God I was recently the last few years someone got the rights to it yeah yeah I like that conversation


    Hotep Jesus on His Infamous Starbucks Prank
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    she definitely wants some attention but Teflon Don it is crazy how he's been able to shake everything off everything I get criticized a lot online in my responses I said what I said you know how holding fee rate the left. The right and the right of feel like will last week you were Pro Trump and now you're saying something else is like and what you got the most yet I think for that Starbucks video was hilarious when you walked into Starbucks and you said I heard that hold on I'll get you a coffee it's like I didn't know you could just give away coffee you work at Starbucks but I guess she just did I manifested that where was that pretend to be liberal then I also said I said that my followers are fake the next week I pulled the stunt and then got on Fox news on Fox News what was the promise they say funny hilarious you're very friendly about it you know it was like you were being angry things you have your son with you or someone to yeah yeah yeah you're very friendly about it you know it was like you were being angry things you have your son with you or someone to yeah yeah yeah


    Democrats Must Pay Reparations for Slavery - Hotep Jesus
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    you had to see if you were speaking in front of Congress don't shoot it down in Dems must a hashtag on name the damn should pay is the Liberals because they had the KKK they had they own slavery Turan the slave trade. That's the case then why don't we make them pay the other thing is you know if you're conservative and you know you have in this election race or whatever why don't you just take the Wild Card away from her you know from the left and say well yeah you know if there is a reparations conversation you know that was the Democrats that was the dixiecrat that installed black hose in South Carolina they're the ones that that's an interesting conversation right when you say that the Democrats are responsible black codes and have you ever considered black then you didn't have rights the funny thing is you could be technically African and be white why isn't color it's a status Elon Musk what do you mean from Africa not an African well he was born in Africa but it's not an African South Africa but was so so when we do his 23andMe what is it called again from Africa sure well I mean the Sephardic people that lived in Northern Africa from Turkey ride right round from Kiev Russia that's where they come from me and they migrated into Africa that's not what they from their bodies aren't even biologically conducive to their environment and although I'm not conducive to the New York environment wife who is exactly what this definitely a biological difference that we got to recognize to let her know where we came from yeah it's a lot to this conversation people don't want to be objective about it


    Did Ancient Egyptians Visit the Grand Canyon?
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    what's up the thing I found about the Egyptians in Ohio is actually from a paper that was written it's a bit postulating and I guess they took a lot of the evidence that had they been finding and saying this shows that there might have actually been Egyptians there sounds like a Rainbow Shell that was used to make arrowheads and stuff a long long time ago that area was used to make weapons like the first like 12,000 years ago in the first people were Conover North America but that are in Ohio also is known as the stand some capital of the world and I don't know if that's related to the Egyptians that the pyramids are made out of tons of sandstone that is very specific to that region 1980 21 times the amount of sandstone that made the Great Pyramid was shipped out of Ohio to make various buildings all over the world most of them United States August all over the place Lost Civilization Grand Canyon was wait Egyptians at the Smithsonian public and stuff in 1909 I guess that where all this came from there's an article that got written and I don't know how much of it they proved or proven was proven or was this newspaper way back in the day on record rather than appearing to be of Native American origin as one might expect the object had distinct Egyptian or Tibetan design could have been an entire civilization of Egyptians living here if so how did they get here... It's not that hard in the boat man you got cats that leave Africa and try to come to Spain is very distinct African people living there the whole Caribbean all I all that whole area is a lot of African roots to it but that's just a place that was conquered by the Spain you know bye-bye the Cortez's you know those type of people what do it really disturbs me is there's no way to know exactly what happened it's like you're piecing things together based on artifacts and historical record things that people wrote down and journals and logs and is people that have traveled so again I study for so long ago but I remember reading primary source from somebody that travel with Crystal Ball cologne AKA Christopher Columbus and he was saying very specific things about his accounts when he reached these different places you known he was saying things like we got to the land we found Africans and the I remember him fondly saying so no matter where we go we find Africans and he said it as if he was disappointed and then he started talking about like you know this is they start talking about their culture in describing your culture go look at the people that travel with Crystal Ball cologne and there's some first-hand accounts there and they're very honest about it you know dude I'm going to look into that now that's a very interesting about it he's studied North America and South Graham about that to what he knows about it he's studied me especially on his latest book started a lot about did the various cultures that made it to North America and South America okay


    Joe Rogan Talks to Hotep Jesus About Social Media Censorship
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    bun bun hotep Jesus how are you sir I always want to say that you want to call somebody that I need that drops to get a name like hotep Jesus how did that come about it wasn't my do you know I always had just went through my Spiritual Awakening Awakening and you know tweeting on Twitter like I do right and somebody said what do you think you are some kind of hotep Jesus hotep Jesus can you switch it is anybody on hotep Jesus I do you say you have hotep Jesus on Twitter to he's been in a couple of times but I think they'll be there with that weird man they want I mean I think all social media all tech companies want you to tow a line right now and if you're not telling that line you bring on forbidden gaskets and you have people that have controversial ideas you know that Dad that finger on the button getting ready oh they don't know what to do it's just like radio radio people buy things that's what that's what the study say allegedly do marketing studies in advertising study say people are in a good mood 10 to buy things right so the radio is supposed to play happy songs all day long and the radio works for the appetizers kind of like media social media is no different advertisers so if there's people on the platform who are creating disgruntled crowds could be hurting the bottom line yeah but Facebook's algorithm actually favors that the way Facebook has it set up Excel if you if you get into debates of people on abortion or something like very controversial they will start sending that s*** to your feet that will double prop sort of steering your direction because the more you engage the more clicks they get the more money they get the more advertising dollars to get absolutely absolutely Facebook algorithm is quite unique safety in counsel trust and safety when I go and look at the entities that contribute to that board I kind of start saying oh okay I see why certain topics are taboo you know there's there's a board those people in the board are the voice they're the ones that have the opinion you know so if your group isn't represented maybe you need to figure out how to get on that for you. I mean it's not going to happen and you better be left-wing you going to get on their board is I think Jack's more like in the middle probably know whoever else is in the office making the day-to-day decisions. But I think Jack is in the middle of a there's so many people with so many ideas essentially the founding fathers of our country had a great idea when it comes to freedom of expression they felt like it was very important that you have free speech and the only can't be silenced to can't be it can't be undermined by people who disagree with you because it's dangerous it's dangerous when someone can just decide that you can't have a voice anymore no leave their voice can be heard and we're kind of seen that with Twitter we're kind of seeing that with face Google and they're deciding what could be heard and would not come here they think they're doing it for good reasons they think they're doing it to preserve our culture and our civilization and they want to protect people from the election shut down the Donald the the the Donald Trump support Reddit page that's not a good idea right before the and you can't do that I mean it could be just because if you have some people that are saying some s*** that's bad on their get rid of those people get rid of that but you can just shut down a hole Forum like it seems that seems insane is there reason for it tropical Berry I feel like all this stuff is like we're seeing what the first amendment is really all about why it exists we're seeing it play out with all these social media sites I really think it's very easy to create an actor the left can create a right-wing actor online to pretend like it's something about it or it's something else they can go in a Reddit do something vicious to get the whole Reddit band right organ agent provocateur exactly and I never leave that off the table when I look at instances like this the internet everybody's so what is this election meddling if you're killing a whole sub what does it depends I mean that would be really interesting if it turns out that it was someone from the left that was posing as someone from the right in order to shut down a forum and Pretenders death threats or let me look at YouTube and happening with YouTube even just the algorithm you know I'm pretty good with keywords SEO marketing so when I type in certain things I know it's going to come up or what type of content comes up when I type in those keywords it's like ABC NBC ABC Orwell 1984 socialism and communism and fascism in the degradation of society and a lot of control coming down you know people you know in some ways it was the internet created for Freedom or was it created for control right so that is two different Pathways in probably look at that but it seems like in many ways they set us up to be controlled and are doing it through monopolies Google controls search through YouTube and Google and buy what you search you can think it's a truth but what did Kanye say can you say Google lie to you you know so you are crazy shut down about that he does and I like crazy a little crazy a lot of crazy sometimes so I appreciate his crazy side more than his concert well great things come from Wild thoughts right exactly I think the internet was initially created to exchange information and then one that got loose to the general public they realize what a crazy idea that was why I think we're seeing right now with the algorithms is that these Corp influencing his company to say hey when someone's looking for these things how many send them over to ABC send them over to NBC how about you you know like we want to be able to get the first views on these things so someone searching for that I don't know how they do it I don't know what day it whether they have agreements with them I mean there's also a lot of copy written s*** that's on there that could get YouTube in some significant trouble if they have a really decided to pursue it and how many videos are on YouTube the people having the channel that are just straight off of fox NBC news or has a lot of like copyright protected content that YouTube is essentially profiting off of oh yeah we'll send these people to you know this first yeah and that's why I say control comes in the advertisers paying for the platform yeah they're they're monetizing us there monetizing us to users interview was yeah that's where it gets tricky right because as soon as he advertises get on board this it look we we want to give you money but this content is not advertiser-friendly right and they start moving stuff around and demonetizing things and demonetization the real thing that they're doing in a lot of ways was intentional or not is your influencing what people post your kind of sent you your asking them to Center cuz you say hey you guys want to discuss abortion rights or you know what cuz there's there's some things that you start discussing them and they will automatically Dumpty monetize you yeah we'll who is the girl that put out the abortion documentary and I forget what it's called but there was some things about abortion and the documentary the day when I forgot shut down she had to read cute white chicks way that this could have been deceptively advertise or just have to lie edited by kids it seems to me like they're saying that they're going to manipulate search results and they're going to play the way people see things because of the 2016 election they don't want that happening again in 2020 you know doing a keyword search you start saying the power those and then you know Uncle hotep you know his channel was doing great and then the algorithm flipped in the casino like he wasn't making the same money anymore so it's like I don't have to go to some doctor video or whatever video to understand this problem the people around me are being affected by it is a primary source I don't have to look at some onion internet but it's it's in a way I don't like playing victim with the topic right step platform do what you want with it we choose to be there we don't have to be there cuz it's not another game in town though it's not weird right when you think about how big the internet is people that is why people that white people just wipe it out there knocking this opportunity and it's always like what is that the only opportunity can you not create your own opportunity you know what I mean so I never want to take a victim mentality and say oh no let's take Google to court and you know all this stuff is like if you want to do that that's fine that's not how I'm looking at this I'm looking at long-term like hooking up with Andrew 12/8 Gap you know what I mean and building tools so you know we do the climate app.com and creators actually it's based upon approval right now but Creator can go on there and receive Bitcoin as a donation you know so we're circumventing the things that happened like with the deplatforming at patreon right and the other payment platforms for creators so Works reading tools to circumvent these things that's how I look at it I'm like oh Google is doing this great a great opportunity here let me see it and let me build it and be you know the alternative you know I love to see that alternative going to be YouTube and as popular course not it's just not but it's still a viable option you can still communicate with your people the number one communication tool for an influencer with it but their Community is email build your email list right people still subscribe to email list that's not YouTube That's not Google that's your email is that your contact list so it's like me and complain about you to Google but you can build your audience almost anywhere it depends on how powerful you are are you powerful enough to convince people to come to this other platform or to wherever you are a lot of people are powerful enough to pack a room at $2,000 ticket you tell me you can't get somebody to go to another platform for free ticket change your life in Karate kicks you know the kickboxing class and you know we'll chat in the song is the content certainly us and like I get what I got from talking to Jack and vigil was it's almost impossible Demands a site like that the influx of like I used to have a message board on my website one of things I noticed before we shut it down was I was getting thousands and thousands of Russian emails signing up for my website f****** a tens of thousands of Russian email addresses were signing up like similar dresses it was something like the IRA sympathy in their research agency which does that which is responsible for all those fake pages on Facebook and Google and Instagram all that s*** and they were signing up for websites and that had message boards and then they would jump on and pretend that they were whatever the f*** they were right pretend that they were social justice Warrior pretend that there was black lives matter poem fights start arguments yeah and it also happened and then it happened with Facebook and became a big party election you realize like this like concerted effort to use these platforms for you wiggle so when your jack or your whoever runs but you have to look at then go okay how the f*** do we manage that maybe we're in the Free Speech we should just let these people manipulate everybody a big party election you realize like this like concerted effort to use these platforms so when your jack or your whoever runs but you have to look at them and go okay hello f*** do we manage that maybe we're in the Free Speech we should just let these people manipulate everybody right


    Hotep Jesus "Getting a Porsche is Not Hard" | Joe Rogan
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    is east of aren't hard to obtain like you're getting up horses and hard sorry fellow people depends on how much you make what you do what kind of job you trapped in hard is relative right you know like like I tell my kids hardest basically undiscovered that's all that's right so for example when you first do Algebra it's hard but that's just because it's new so hard equals new that's what hard means it's new because what you do algebra 3 4 5 10 times is not new anymore and therefore it's not hard once you break past the the newness of a thing it's no longer hard like building a business it's not new to me therefore it's not hard it's very easy for me to build a business because I've done it so many times in my life is in size is Cash flowing 4X it was doing when I first joined the company and all I do is make a few tweaks that's only because I'm not new to the text artists paste I've been working with over 20 startups over 20 startups in the end in a matter of two three years as a consultant so this stuff when people are always hard as I do and you're an idiot and you don't know what you're doing it's not hard which is like when I lived in New Brunswick Right By Truckers I wasn't really a 50 Cent fan I enjoyed music by wasn't a fan to buy a poster I bought this poster was him and G-Unit and that is big stash of money I was like yo it's just this poster motivates me you fast forward 10 years and some other things I did to get close to 50 and I actually work with 50 that was technically hard right police and wanted actually happened turn that wasn't actually hard some people know they just not disciplined hard hard is dealing with yourself that's what's hard can you defeat your own mind so it when I wake up every morning the only thing I got a defeated out the only thing I have to defeat once I defeat doubt I live in a limitless World infinite possibilities I can live do anything so some people told me I owe in order to be intact you know you need a million dollars and and that's gotten the third do I got equity in three tech companies 3 tech companies and I'm not rich I didn't you know put up Millions to get into these companies I'm part of these companies because I built me it wasn't hard it really wasn't hard to get into these companies I just had something to offer any saw value with me I want to be the next Elon Musk going to be the next Bill Gates I want to be the guy that Zuckerberg hates you think I'm saying I want to be the guy that that builds the new Silicon Valley on the East Coast you know that like that's those are my aspirations so when people tell me what you can and can't do when it's hard I'm like dude I'm selling Bitcoin how many black dudes you know sell Bitcoin none you get what you want and and I didn't get in the Bitcoin out of dumb luck I manifested that I said I wanted to sell Bitcoin how can I manifested that I let it go in the universe brought me the opportunity and then it happened when I said when I first said I want to be a VC first thing I want to do is start building a portfolio I didn't look for companies they found me it just I just had to ask the universe and it presented opportunities not just had to the universe had to put the intention out there so do you think that literally by thinking about things you can make them happen you can't make the opportunity present itself and then you have to be ready to take advantage so let's we got to walk to the store to 50 Cent thing right so I get invited to his bus launch rank for the company now I'm sitting on the bus they moved me to the back cuz of security reasons sound in back of the bus when the bus start moving in my head feel kicks in and out kicks in and I'm telling myself with the bus stop and I said I should just hop up and start screaming I'm on the bus or 50 Cent I'm like nah I don't do that identifies you out here you got to sit here and that's not right then you know all these things society says is right so I stand up right after they take one of their energy drinks they throw it on me but it's because I started off with the feet in doubt but also listen to my intuition intuition said to hop up and do that right what the opportunity was presented to me I didn't I didn't create opportunity date DM me and said y'all we want you to come I didn't ask inviting me but it's because I kept putting that 50 Cent energy out there 50 Cent I want 10 years I'm inputting information that the energy out there give you listening your holler at me I want to work with you again but I really really love 15 his attitude is really fun to do you know anything about Father's Day can you identify when it hits and in and can you defeat the fear toot toot it to attend do you have all the other bases in your life covered will you have the bandwidth to tackle some correct difficult correct correct but they usually it doesn't cuz if you couldn't handle it you wouldn't be able to recognize it do you say this like the universe presents is to this like a spiritual concept is this likely are you manifesting reality with your thoughts of intent did you really believe that all of that why do you believe that cuz I lived it but you lived it in your successful attitude about things like the secret Law of Attraction you hear that from people that are successful in do I will it into existence yeah a lot of people going I don't look at it in the same way but I look at it in a similar way I think there is something to intention that there's something and it's something also to having that kind of Faith to believe in intention where's I think a lot of people do their reluctant to give into that because it seems to woowoo and yams like some crystals and f****** astrology and horseshit the law of attraction I'll just speaking into existence have a nice not true you have to first educate yourself and we talked about hotep write me to buy hotep you got to bring up the 5% nation you got to bring up Supreme mathematics 0 Cipher 1 knowledge to wisdom 3 understanding what it first started the number one ranked number one is knowledge so the problem is people are trying to manifest but I ain't got no knowledge of anything with no knowledge educate yourselves well and also knowledge is the springboard for imagination so if there's a complicated calculus problem what you don't know what calculus is how can the intuition feed you inside or inspiration to solve this problem you first have to have the knowledge of calculus then you get it you get all this influx of inspiration like Einstein talks about meditation the inspiration comes but the inspiration can only talk to you based upon your understanding is there a saying yes so the problem is people out here not educating themselves you know my day begins and ends with educating myself begins ends and during the day I'm just reading books hopping between books and reading and listening to lectures and people think I'm deep and I'm like I don't know I don't know whatever whatever want me telling you but really My secret is consuming as much information as pause that's my secret ending from that I'm able to say how well you know. And I were you know studying history you know you can you do a lot of things but if you're not educating yourself or or doing you got to do something like the start


    Joe Rogan | The Problem with Gab & Minds w/Hotep Jesus
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    what do you think about all this talk of Elizabeth Warren's talked about it and some other candidates are talked about his mother politicians of talked about breaking up these big companies breaking up Facebook it's too big break up Google break up Twitter what do you think about that I think we have to study what happened to Standard Oil what happened to Standard Oil Standard Oil that you broke it up and it became Exxon Chevron Texaco I think BP don't quote but is anybody a brand loyal to the gas is Emily like dude I'm a Chevron man with those carts well companies right so you see a lot of them on the left right and then they should go what do you say you said consolidation out you do you break up monopolies not really breaking up monopolies what you're doing is recruiting a divide-and-conquer dynamic so it's like okay I'll let my brother control this one my sister control that with my cousin and you actually Corner the market so breaking up monopolies in that case and I think we'll see the same thing with Google if we break up Google or you're going to do is just have little subsidiaries a little satellite things that will just control a certain segment under a different name with her make it harder to track back to its source so I mean it when I say you know break up monopolies I think that the establishment me up baby I right are they trying to get rid of him the board members are like that's what they claim but that robot out of here what's the way drinks water right he does look like a robot so so what I feel is like the powers-that-be are pushing socialism I like we can use this as an excuse to infiltrate Corporation start controlling this Internet space so the Internet space is not communist I'm of the opinion though that if we believe in freedom of speech and you create something that's so big that it's essentially a Town Square which is what I think these platforms are you if you ban people especially if you can people s*** like learn-to-code like things that don't make any sense there's people getting banned for some pretty ridiculous the fundamental ideas this country sound done that's what freedom of speech I think it's incredibly important that if you have someone saying something that you think is wrong or is hurtful there should be an Avenue where people can examine that and talk about it and it in combat it with good speech speech that makes sense when they first got D platform some got D platform with this white nationalist. I'm laying well if this is how these people feel let's listen to let's listen to the gripes what are they mad about right and then people like how could you these people are racist I don't care if they're racist job so they can't be racist to have these these groups that people call Fringe I feel like the people that are Fringe are the test for freedom of speech not the people in the Middle East a fringe groups on the outside if they don't have freedom of speech everybody in the Middle Screw so I still have lots of your let these dudes talk like stop doing that like like you know I don't care you know if they're racist names but then now you see it coming down and we lost know Louis Farrakhan and God D platform only losses verification Gavin McInnes to get rid of a bunch of people that were on Instagram and Facebook that they hadn't deplatformed but it didn't seem like there was anything that happened that caused them to do that it seemed like they just made some sort of a decision that I think was probably based on preparing for the 2020 election absolutely you saw it so what I think what happened was the the Banning of Louis Farrakhan is just a theory but they were like all right if we ban these conservative conservative go ape shitt right but we throw Louis Farrakhan it'll kind of settle things down a little bit cuz it'll look like we're fair I think you're exactly right yeah so I'm like so that's what they did and like dab and there's mines and there's a couple other startups are ya trying to make their way into the Jordan Peterson one and there's nothing that really stands out and once someone starts months ago vagina group of people start using something unless it's like what the most hilarious when they one of them vanish like Myspace how f****** badly do they match my space form is very weird you know still exist but what Twitter is right now and what Facebook is right now and what Instagram is right now it seems like there's no real competitors beside specifically YouTube there's no real confederacy's because when I don't want to adult pylon know mines or gas or anything but the problem is when you build a social networking is why I will not build a social network at least not in the next 10 you have to understand that you can't build a social network that mimics another one have to be different that's why I snap is still here right snap is inside a certain demographic that's my daughter's you know generation what's the what are we going to focus on like with mines U-boats videos you post photos and then out of the photos appear right so when I look at mines mines is my Instagram when you when you look at mines on mobile that the fox really small so I can't read this so I'm just going to use it for photos when I put the photos it pops up right so it's like is mine's going to go that route are they going to go to the video route or they going to go with tweet route you got to pick one and then go from there if you look at Twitter Twitter Napoli's fit your features in the beginning you just had Fred's none of that so you have to start at your core but when you the other problem they do is they try to build these social networks completely robots tonight with all the bells and whistles of the Giants nah bro you got to start small and slim and then let your audience tell you what the next feature is what would it be information information to be free but I hate I hate the idea that people want to create social networks I might exist let's use the ones that exist and let's just figure out how to make them better than those have so much power because they can dictate who's on who's not on so what you do is when you have something like a Twitter use your Twitter to congregate your minds right but then your your your bills World your visit the world have to listen to the community and and then curate their product around with the community needs right and you told her figure out what the dissenter when he found out all the internet is blocking comments he created you know you can comment on anywhere on the internet and then Google from smashed it right cuz I get that out of here is that what you want to do with you want to keep a competitor from using their platform profiting off of it and that's how I looked at it I looked at it from a marketing or business perspective Nighy whereabouts name but if it becomes huge I mean anything can be useful comment on anything you have like a little link and if you use Gap you can comment on anything that comes up they they know they cash reserves Associates that they're not worried about competition at all you know what they're worried about is controlling thought and and that's their primary goal goal thought right for the betterment of the ruling class and that's it to me that's that's the end of it all but you are these these these these people that create Tech products like creekpointe it's a Toro for example might have jeopardized different size do you only do one thing with different eyes the only thing you can do is save a video or GIF or GIF from Twitter gif but our AB does one thing right and people love it when I first came on as a confounded this app did more than that and when it did more than that it didn't do as well as it does now that used to do we had incentives to share the app you could edit GIF gifts you could put text on them problem all types of like add an editor in there does it give it takes editor toss it out we had a keyboard still have the keyboard by was a took some of the functionality and stuff out yeah yeah and this is this thing's about to be super huge we have a gallery coming soon and that's going to be awesome going to be perfectly curated not speaking my partner Simone this morning about that that's one of the fun things about Twitter when someone says something stupid and then you look at all the gifts Underneath It All the memes and gifs of people like rap so whenever there's a new video while you know something funny happens in use the reaction so we on iOS there's no way to save it now you can with her app but I have only does one thing and everybody's really loved it right that's that's the core of the business what's the core of Mines what's the core of Gab what's the core feature does anybody know there is not a core feature as an alternative there is no uniqueness where there is none uniqueness you can't compete not the first create uniqueness or or Philly need their there's no need for me to be on these other platforms the promise when you get on those other platforms and there's no one there can you go holla Twitter real quick when you build a social network before you build a network you have to be before you build the platform you have to build a network what's interesting if you go back to life play with my space was King and then you imagine what the world be like 16 years later no one would have saw this coming no wonder saw all these social media platforms and that it's used as a way of breaking news now I mean specially in places that don't have real objective news so if you're in some country that's some more torn country and some horrible s*** is going down you see the news breaking on Twitter before anywhere oh yeah interesting oh yeah that's why I tell people like to do Facebook and Instagram the news breaks on on Twitter you know by the time you know by the time I'll show my friend of my friend shows me a video like I said on Twitter like 2 weeks ago bro cuz he's on Facebook how do you Market a prodigal Market yourself when you're 2 weeks behind are you following who you interacting with Rye but I get like like a people say to me how you know so much when I cure my followers Hooks and links and stuff like that like they're just sending it to me I'm so when you're in that position but when so the key to marketing is this you know if what you're talkin about is irrelevant nobody's paying attention to you so the only thing that makes some of these platforms is the juxtaposition to the big check Giants you remove the tech Giants are you still relevant what makes you relevant Brian that's where a lot of people that do content with are there podcasts or whatever they probably should be thinking about developing an email list and putting things in the website having something available independently these big platforms you mean you see all these people have gotten deplatformed you and I don't think I'm at the risk of that but if the I didn't think these people were just a few years ago as a climate shift people get more and more radical with this idea of deplatforming I think becomes like a game about shooting ducks people get excited about it like taking people out whether it makes sense or not I don't think I'm at the risk of that but if the I didn't think these people were just a few years ago as a climate shifts and people get more and more radical with this idea of deplatforming becomes like a game about shooting ducks people get excited about it they like taking people out whether it makes sense or not


    Hotep Jesus Says Facebook and Instagram Are Trash | Joe Rogan
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    you have these people that are working for the Russians or even people that are working on the left or trying it mean if there really is someone that's doing that to the Donald subreddit on Reddit if you're in the Free Speech you supposed to allow that right you could just create a metric or or some sort of mechanism that red flag and account publicly I think this is where it gets slippery right cuz then you're talkin about an algorithm you're talkin about manipulating results not that route what I'm saying is this is where it goes right if you just keep managing the content and looks like someone like like gab they just let the content Flow Free obviously you go there good it is an opportunity to fix something because at some point that problem was going to emerge right it just emerged now so it's like oh wow okay here's his problem the solution to every problem lies within the problem so technically there is no problem so let's just go ahead and solve this problem and move on to the next one you know but I love problems I love solving problems I think it's really fun so when I see your problem I go let's think about this and sometimes it's not a one-person you know it's a whole committee and a whole bunch of mines have to get together so when I look at the conservative Community I think about like you know aren't you have all these mines but are your mind's working to complain or your mind working to solve the problem and it seems like the mines aren't working to solve the problem to work in a complaint so for example during the early 20th century to do with this newspaper super popular New York and he put some Mentor things about a certain family in New York City and all department stores boycott newspaper she has no advertisers so they did that to put them out of business and its gentleman takes the space and give it to the proletariat or the you know small business guys in the area and get some full front paid as right stuff that the department store couldn't buy and then what happened was after they've the newspaper got a circulating like that a department store department store came back and they said yo alright RFI what will pay we will come back and he said no I don't need you anymore you know I have people that can do this I can do this with the people and his newspaper was successful until the day he died so when I look at that example that was able to thrive in 1920s something or 1910 or whatever it was I look at it I'm like at this guy just stood on his Laurels and didn't bow you know then why can't we do it as a nation or as a team you know I think it's very possible to example that we look at Gap right there's new competitor I'm not going to mention the name but it's like whoever was the establishment created this alternative platform to compete with God what makes you think that intuition certain things I can see within a business that the average person can't see and I'm like. It doesn't make sense that doesn't look right that you didn't control so they're creating an alternate platforms they can control they can control there's only one Twitter there's only one instagram there's only one YouTube and those are giant and Facebook is basically the only thing like that right means there's no competitor to Facebook and space has four of them they're all trash oh my goodness this all trash is going on Facebook trash I've been saying that for like the past decade Facebook trash I stopped using Facebook a decade ago all right if I used it was just like forced you know I use it as a publishing Outlet when I put the tour dates or something like that I put it on Facebook Island gauge account just in case is bookmarks to order me to buy I'm going to set up and all that so you know these platforms we don't need them they're not that great if you look at the story on Instagram Instagram was a lucky project of serendipitous it was called Instagram they're working on a whole bunch of other things some popular kids started using the platform that blew up ebony passed on to Facebook from the very Inception I said this is a very trash prod product just horrible Harley curated right it's so horribly curated that Facebook can't even monetize a platform properly right but that's a whole nother story but the platform itself and its functionality stupid it's just popular we know what's weird is like replying to people and reading replies like what in the comment so you can't even keep up with an outing and you can't get all your notifications aren't Caribbean property it's just it's like as if they don't care they don't care. So big so quick and it's stuck in this format you have to kind of reformat the way it's they don't care don't think so they don't care they don't care if you if you want to build a product for your user you can do that if you want to build a product for advertisers you can do that they built the product for advertisers not for users that they bill uses you and I'll be able to have a conversation on there isn't it originally wasn't text America was that the same thing was text America the original one that's the one where I have the picture of the prostitute in the bathroom he like where you would text something to see you send the photo you sent a photo on IG but it wasn't my wood go up to internet website back when there was no applications man cuz I took that from a flip phone to medial that's the difference and then you would have to go to a website to see all your photos so like you have a young Jamie page on text America and all the pictures that you had taken the first photos on Instagram a lot of people were be like s*** as a photographer you'd be kind of like s*** on if you weren't taking with your iPhone only uploading DSLR photos you be like I've been out the filters like some of these girls look like cartoons didn't look like humans so on Facebook and Instagram Instagram Instagram are you going to have the cojones to come and say I'm choosing my Laurels over I'm choosing my morals over the money cuz it's a lot of people out here that are on the Facebook platform just for money I spoke to a conservative influencer and other business and I'm trying to feed my daughter with the stuff he's putting out on Facebook he doesn't believe in so he's just doing it for profits doing it for profit I'm talking about this these are the people that everybody believes these are the ones that have captured a large audience mean talkin about don't type of money you can pull in on on Facebook but you know he literally says you know I'll go on Twitter I make one tweet and then I get like two thousand retweets and then you know you know this blows up like that but it's because he knows that the bus words he knows what to say to get the people whatever you know what I mean if I don't like Facebook I'm not going to use if I don't like Facebook on my phone use Instagram you know I'm just going to be no stick of what I like I like Twitter not told people in 2009 when I go now I'm Twitter marketing so I always say focus on one channel when it comes to social media just one channel unless you have the staff to you and that's all I found out about your videos and watch your videos and if if that didn't exist and the DePauw you put your videos on YouTube what how else would someone get their message out if you if you if you think that these platforms are all trapped if they didn't exist I wouldn't find out about you Twitter is great toward us remember I've liked I've never mentioned Twitter like you said we're out Twitter where I would be sitting here right now I could never got you on Facebook and Instagram that would never happen maybe Instagram some most of it is like hey one of my friends says check out this guy just got school this guy's interesting ride we should talk to this guy that's how it usually happens and then I'll go to your page and I saw a lot of interesting conversation or the thing is Instagram doesn't allow you to see in my heart they don't allow you to see in the soul Twitter I really connect with people how come you can't do that Instagram algorithm because it hides stuff and develop a good following it doesn't look for you but how often can you post on Instagram post I can go from Deep to wear my middle-aged white women that correct I can take you deep and then I can make you laugh yeah I'm going to mean and I can share you know something else I can share my video when you get up photos on Twitter just like you get off on Instagram and go live so it's what is great and how they carry the large future Lanes at the top of your phone on mobile is beautiful like like like they get product I don't feel like Instagram gets product good wanted to I'm go live and inking in salt what is great I had a curate the live feature Elaine's at the top of your phone on mobile right it's beautiful like like that like they get product and I don't feel like Instagram gets product


    Hotep Jesus on the "Soyboy Movement" | Joe Rogan
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    what the problem is is the ruling Elite are free to men you know it is a huge soyboy movement coming down just got on the Pike right away everywhere anybody's listening right now everybody that's listening right now soy is bad for you it's not good it is very bad. Process nonsense the only estrogen Blaine system people in the spiritual World endocrine gland system is the physical manifestation of the so-called chakras right now at the heart chakra what we have is called the thymus gland and the thymus gland is the one that controls your sexual maturity and when you have an endocrine gland disruptor your sexual maturity is affected so a man who would ordinarily like women now likes you see you have to have massive quantities of soy for that take place that's that's subjective based upon your biological structure I always think of it is more like a fun thing to say when you go look at it Meats to the whole vegan movement right you go when you go get your oils not good for you and then you know you got these men who are acting like women who can't even do no control their wives you got some men out here that let another man sleep with their girlfriend think it's pushed I think about you is just highly pushed by who I want to see when you look at the degradation of Russian right before the Bolshevik Revolution what they do is they come in first with alcohol right so they purchase your hops and barley and he produced alcohol than what they do is they sell the alcohol to the farmer credit cuz he ain't got no money right cuz he been drunk he hasn't been producing crops like he should he falls into credit he falls into debt me falls into that he's now a slave to the land he wants on now and I can sell whatever I want to population or give this population whatever I want because they are now technically my sleeve but in order to rule a nation of people you have to destroy morality you have to destroy Integrity so you feed them drugs alcohol and sex and interpret the family what do you think that's just a natural progression of people's slovenly instincts or do you think that's some sort of a grand plan displeasure without sacrificing discipline because it's easy if we just lay in jerk-off I don't think anybody has any Sinister government manipulating the strings that makes him watch p*** all day I think they just lie yeah it actually is Instagram's a gateway to p*** Instagram you can't go yoga Community has went from hey check out Maybach Asana to check out my backside right open incognito browsing hip on her now you out of here right now your day is done you just depleted your your energy right and it's coming out my book when I talk about you know why you shouldn't recognize. But did you write that you shouldn't jerk off yeah you never well there's a calculation 8 / 2 times when I forget what it is it's in my book I can't remember it but I got it from the towel right is why I don't have it memorized time is 8 * 2.228 * 2.2 ending to tell you how many dates right to at my age I'm 38 my age it's about seven and a half days between ejaculation to me to maintain who I am really yeah and am so a man strength Bryant's every time you deplete yourself you're not the same man anymore you lose your superpowers now when you lose your superpowers to some you know IG model it's not even worthy your orgasm doesn't feel the same as a natural interaction with a woman true so yeah you're wasting your superpower so you're wasting a percentage of your vital energy your vital energy as well as the proteins and minerals and zinc and magnesium and all that stuff that you know is lost out yeah you know what I think is equivalent to like to New York strip steaks eggs oranges and apples or something like that really is a lot of vitamins because it's a it's a full meal before meal so full of nutrients that a man loses uicideboy my yeah this is where we differ you think there's actual manipulation taking place I think it's just Natural Instincts and then I think that people see it around them and then they cater to those Natural Instincts and then they support those Natural Instincts I think people have a natural instinct to be undisciplined and lazy and just gratuitous and dive into pleasure before sacrifice and commitment excuses I think it's also the softness of the world we live in we live in this incredibly easy to get by and world right you know where the poor people are fat yeah he's never been a time in history were poor people fat yeah yeah put in the least amount of effort you can without getting fired and you can exist that didn't happen in the wild world and people hunters and gatherers of Eden put 100% effort if you didn't really struggle you didn't make it and you weren't a benefit to the tribe and they kicked your ass now and not eating yeah yeah yeah I thought about you worrying and and Sean it and Bennett and say like hey you know we don't want this here you know it's readily available on Twitter watch riding your feet sometimes when scrolling my feet I don't know how accurate is jaculation frequency emitted by the towels the most respected of the dearest son some meow quoted above recommended jaculation no more than once every 20 days for men over 50 and no more than once every hundred days for men over 60 and then there's a level you want to keep before you ejaculate so it allowance jerk off and then you can think clearly I was telling myself a bit about I say jerk off first then think about it like if you jerk off and then you want to call girls cuz you love her and I just trying to f*** you actually like her as a human being you want to be around her you don't just be want to want to be around over sex you actually really love her yeah I think there's a level of discipline right so yeah about to make that that risky text message might want to shoot your load right that's what I'm talking about what the f*** I'm going to watch a documentary man no I'm not going to send this this this thirsty comment I'm going to stay disciplined and who I am because in order to get the woman I have to stay away from the woman you know you're you're at your vitamin energy for me keeps me like on edge like horns like an animal you know because I want a release so what I do is I'll work up that energy and then Channel it into work I'll just immediately put my laptop out bang out but when I get around women with a full sack I'm not the same as what I'm empty you can see the difference and how do you set up different your chest pokes out when you're around other men you were like a little bit more edgy yeah did that Mike Tyson said I always like to come as much as possible for a not distracting you just shoot his load in the beat the f*** out of everybody and Mike had a lot of extra loads I think if you had a gas Ultraman 145.7% of the Baseline is that they didn't observe significant fluctuations from the Baseline on days 2 through 5 the research also showed that the peak levels were a day 7 risks Dow is actually down by the way it's Tao it's the risks of too frequent ejaculation performed with the recommended how frequency it becomes an inexhaustible source of energy like a well that never runs dry however when ejaculation frequency exceeds the capacity of the body to fully replenish the semen man can experience chronic fatigue low resistance loss of sex drive loss of focus and irritability long-term excessive ejaculation can cause chronic conditions which can cause chronic fatigue mental confusion and significant loss of sexual drive what is your with a freak like that girl will Harris was talking about my friend will houses in here the other day and you say to these girls and go over seat it's also considered harmful to ejaculate when ill drunk or go Gorge with food logic physiological therapeutic benefits to having sex frequent sex intercourse maintains a man interest in the acts as well as his capacity to continue indefinitely until his Partners fully satisfied but don't come I can't please you is it me is it. I just wanted you to be happy how you feel feel good good then I go when I hit the laptop and it just turned once a woman can drop your defences she's no longer attracted to you if she can control you she's not attracted to you a woman wants a man shakes in my book I talked about how women of the apex predator they're the ones that chase after sex I mean they can have sex endlessly right once we not it's like we're pretty much done like give me a couple minutes to recharge but they can keep going so there but just because she's on discipline and her Sexual Energy doesn't mean you have to be and if she feels like she has to go outside of the relationship to go get her fixed that's on her that has nothing to do with you you're at raisins as a man are higher than sex a woman's role is to create life and support them in the man's role is to create the the the the forging the future of of humanity you know building things and innovating it is true that a woman is not attracted to God without this Care Mental Health Care of a girl's lazy she's hot well long as your body holds up and get to the gym I used to make girls work to get me man like you know it's a project spreadsheet over I need you to organize it view front but you know what a partner help you know I want her to prove her worth got to be worthy to get me like you know it's easy to get a girl to easily get him good man some would say that that's so sexist generalization I don't care what you can have that conversation we can talk so objective that it's too dangerous for them to engage with me now so cuz I'll be like it sexist yes and so let's let's continue the conversation and an app where they don't want to go then they're going to have to provide reinforcement evidence and it didn't with an educated man in I'm going to come with my evidence and facts so you don't have a problem being sex if that's a problem is because if someone calls you sexist and you go yeah yeah problem being sexist that's what the problem is because if someone calls you sexist and you go yeah yeah I understand nature I understand myself


    Joe Rogan | Science is Sexist w/Hotep Jesus
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    what's an interesting thing I see today that this I find really strange is that people that are denying evolutionary biology mean there's a yeah Decades of research being done why people behave the way they behave what women are attracted to what men are attracted to and what the spectrum is to look at it cuz it doesn't support their ideology all this research deny all these really objective Geniuses they've been studying all the stuff and the best Minds in the field come to these conclusions based on insurmountable amount of data stop worrying about the patriarchy cuz if you handled your matriarchy the patriarchy wouldn't be your problem the problem is you don't have to be a woman what do you think is a good piece of advice for women on how to be a woman a good piece of advice that like women women women emotional control and the number one problem let's go here mocha women let their friends they they tell their friends a business yes stopped at stop telling your friends political to don't know man she wants me to quit my job I don't do that to me man that s*** on me yeah you know so I think women also understand that they're they're giving this information to a friend who is also single when a woman gets in a relationship she loses her friend right cuz now you have less time to spend with your bestie so the best he's jealous of the relationship so whenever you go back and tell her she's never going to give you sound advice. She's always going to take your yep so you have to judge your friends and say woof I'm giving this information my friend is being objective friend or she is subjective friend she's going to feed my ego then you can't analyze that on your own then you'll never have peace in relationship cuz the worst thing to do is hear the problems in relationships built on trust so if a man and a woman come together and you tell all my business to your friend where's the trust where's our privacy we have none a relationship you have a relationship with your friend so go be with your friend I don't got time to be something happens in my personal life going to go tell this strange girl what happened in my personal life something I told you that was Private to related to something else I could be happy in my relationship we have different instincts women of the NSYNC the gossip get a hobby healthy want women don't have hobbies their hobbies are all I consumerism women don't have hobbies all of them all of them be know do something cuz there any advertising you know that their Hobbies become consumerism and retail therapy or you know I do makeup for fun now you don't do makeup for fun that's not what you do that's not a hobby makeup's not a happy I'm sorry ladies a hobby is something that develops your individual person something that makes you better so I'm kind of a disappointment some way to express yourself physical thing that you do ya like so like one of my hobbies is chest right that helps me focus when I when I see that my attention span is getting short cuz I spent too much time at social media I go to chess and I'll spend time on chest to bring that back to reality play physical emergy do regular checks online I do speeches 5-minute games that's impressive yeah yeah it's it's it's a little bit I'll be sleeping and and playing chess conversation in office space out and be doing chest problems in my head so that happens sometimes you know a lot especially on days that I play a lot just remember Howard Stern was really getting into Chesney was taking private lessons he's talked about all the time but I think he found the same thing did you remember that I think you found the same thing I think he just got too obsessed with his like I can't do this anymore okay so you have National Master than you have international master and then you have game master or the GM I forget what it's called National Master you have to participate and I believe one of the 20 minutes one of the get the Federation but you have to answer one of these tournaments near to place a certain and I think it's maybe top two or top three at a certain tournament I don't quote me on this stuff but you have to go through the dorms become National master and the national matching Kobe International if if I'm not mistaken and then you know GM do you ever see the video of Eddie Fisher or Bob Fisher when Bobby Fischer was walking down this row of chess games who's playing different games simultaneously yeah the champ now Carlson do something similar will call soon will play several people or help play without a board that always interested me I've seen people do that yeah I knew who went to prison was playing with with his pool holidays play on White Plains executive Billiards and this kid was a Chess Masters a sixteen-year-old master chess genius rent 16 year old kid and he was playing with his doo-doo was like in his forties who have been in prison he learned how to play chess with no board and prison so there was just sitting across from each other talking in the moves and then they were both like recognized for the pieces were on the board yeah really interesting yeah I mean that that level of visualization is where Humanity has to take itself you know that's why I say chest is great because it allows you to visualize and in order to manifest your desires in this world you have to be able to visualize what you want the more you can focus the more you can visualize the better your mind is I believe our life is based upon visual yeah I women need to get back to that to visualize and gold I think women are are very spiritual so in Africa is this man I'm sleeping a long time ago but the man is holding a child and a woman is pointing up to the sky right and it's like the man is like that Earthly thing like we handle things in the physical and the woman's sort of like that into intuitive being women have to get back to being that intuitive being because you've noticed our women always seem to warn us about stuff right there being happy with just being alone with yourself alone with themselves you know they always need like some sort of device are capable of being alone huge turn-on you to have to get back to that to learn how to pick a good man sometimes y'all are picking crap men based upon the money or things that they have $1,000 in debt what's a loser f*** you and go god dammit yeah yeah I'm sorry lyrics you know what we see it from the outside but the feel it as a woman that's got to be very different and there's a lot of women out there that are looking for a man like a successful man that looking for successful man when they want to talk him something that's like that's the goal is not that's not a goal of men so it's it's very difficult for us to understand that our goal for our goal is to be ourselves unless you know who you are and a lot of people are getting relationships without being in relationship with themselves first so when you know in order to have a sound relationship you have to know is socio-economic stance it's sad when you get into a relationship with a conservative and liberal any I start arguing about Donald Trump in a relationship breaks because he's on one side these are the conversations that you need to have a front and if you don't know where you are politically and socially economically for example they say a lot of relationship break up because of money right and you got one person's a bad spender the other ones Thrifty right these are the conversation you not first how do you manage your money you know are you good with your money you know if you guys don't agree with how you want to pull your resource and how you want to pull your money and what you want to do with it in the future you know some people and you might get a relation with girl just like I want to push you don't want to Land Rover and I'm like business I want a VC you know what I mean so you have two people that going separate directions one going is consumer dependent you know producer route so you have to first see are you okay you need to be so you don't need to know what you want out of life first and then find people connect based upon that not the physical looks and all that other stuff Asian people but you have to know what you want out of life first and then find people connect based upon that not the physical looks and all that other stuff because it's very difficult to attain they see these things they got all that's the that's the prize we know


    A Heckler Threw Sandals at Andrew Santino | Joe Rogan
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    that guy in San Diego through sandals at me this weekend at my show so embarrassing part of this story for this man to show at the Sunday show was f****** phenomenal in San Diego with so f****** do we still out the weekend and then Sunday show was incredible everyone's having a good time I'm joking around at the end of my show very end about people in San Diego think wearing sandals with jeans as a pro now they got just that San Diego psych but now but I have sandals on his like douchebags f****** have their toes out but we're like pants and some guys are wearing jeans with sandals throws aappakadai see on the corner of my eye the curtain and the way they have the old comedies or side do you know that they bought they brought that down the old me to what the f*** was and I immediately I was like what the fuc and he's going like this bro and the f*** staff is coming up and grabbing this f****** moron and two dudes are standing up in the audience ready to like swing by people were like is a commotion and I was a 21st birthday and she's a big fan write your s*** head dad through sandals at your f****** to do of course if she's listening I love you thanks for being a fan sorry your dad is a f****** moron and through sandals at us cuz that's how you get kicked out a person shouldn't she's like wavering through the crowd in the sun is like can I get back of sandals and I liked it doesn't usually happen some of the rare rare it does happen ATU who's in front of him with his girlfriend go the kicking them out of the surgery relieved she looks at me and shows did you do this what you're right next to the guy who's yelling out stupid s*** interrupting the show you're watching staff come over you watching this got you kicked out she looks at me with this lady clean your room clean your room the rest of the crowd is so angry at them because it's so indicative of what we know to be true about certain people there are certain people that blame everyone else except themselves take the same show the Sunday show I was young we were joking around how crazy was in the middle of a setup I'm about to tell a f****** set up and a guy goes and I was like what he's been out by the beach tomorrow to much salt are in too much sun and they're cooked they're like a slow it's you know how like if you going to smoke a piece of fish can you put your hand there doesn't even seem like you would do anything right you be fine but you live there forever but you can't have to like four or five hours to become a smoke piece of fish water they just get old and leathery and all the rain is their brains leathery leathery their brain looks like that to man I am not a doctor I was like a man like you do whatever you want to do right now Denton don't ask Mexicans to beat up white people right now it's a bad time I'm importing all songs to beat up Mexican beat up everybody clean up everybody Mexicans that's Andrew Santino


    Joe Rogan - Polar Bears are RUTHLESS
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    some animals don't see good at all pigs don't see good at all you just freeze on a pig don't know what the f*** is going on us for sure water and polar bears can smell a seal through three feet of ice monster if you were in a big concrete building is 3 ft thick and is a bear on the outside did the parents already been killed and then there's just breathing like the way we're safe is concrete 3 ft and 3 ft of smell through eyes did you ever see the video where the BBC reporter gets inside a box like plexiglass box to put them around polar bears in the polar bear tries to eat them in the polar bears trying to eat in through this box trying to figure out how to get to him cuz it knows he's in this box it is walking Terror why would you ever throw in this guy's have cameras on the whole time they're so big we've been we've been really f***** over just love that look at what we've been really f***** over with goddamn Klondike Bars and Coca-Cola perception of this f****** predatory killing machine that eats its babies so throughout these things are f****** ruthless clean up crew they're there to make sure there's so few resources up there in the wild that this giant Behemoth of a bear exist so he could just Jack everything just Jack everything keep the populations nice and slow that you're right in there so goddamn it's pressing on it set f****** 4 in the morning to get food to the trash out of it is that that can't do nothing with survive maybe so dope if it just doctors for the doctors how did they test that box was that guy hated in the guy made the box to climb out I'm out free safe normal experiment for him to do what he got out like no big deal man f****** polar bears ironically are black underneath all that white fur you know that it's clear those clear or is that was a clear black skin black I guarantee that's a black bear also adjust doesn't look big enough yeah imagine they're the most terrifying part right there unbelievable imagine that thing lives in this place where there's no vegetable that all but it got so big it evolved to get that big meat dude just me tons and tons and tons of me and he can eat a f****** like a hole through ice to get to you too or just chew through the ice I'm 6 miles an hour how long can I swim I wonder how long they can stay in the water for cuz I have to get out of something that not and why do we need Knots boat boat people love that show boat people hate it's six fathoms they f*** face how many feet 2 miles an hour what is not I think not for around before miles an hour to kilometers an hour Amazon not the article about polar bears you know whenever we say the polar bear populations are threatened they definitely are in certain spots but the places where polar bears occupy is enormous yet huge and in some areas there's a lot of them and we have this non nuanced way of looking at polar bears so people would get really mad if like they found these Inuit for killing polar bears but sometimes these folks are living in places where polar bears are in Villages and they are super dangerous clean their babies don't kill people because Mabel straight up kill people he's also a veterinarian Kevin long white hair and I can't lie he told me that polar bears out of the womb are like Predator you know like the movie Predator like how the woman just trying to bite until out of the womb they just come out and Frozen and slipping the casually themselves for they can get away and you could dive in the water and grab a foot and drag them back up Survival Man the darkest or that I ever heard I don't know if it's true but let's pretend it is was there was some sort of an expedition and their boat hit some ice and so they're both start sinking and they had a real problem because the next boat was hours away so they call in and made a for the next bow and they climb out of the boat in time before it sinks and they get to an ice shelter like a nice raft Island gyal eyes island in the distance I see a polar bear and its many many ice land bridges or whatever the fire ice distance that ice ice Island away I steps but it keeps jumping in the water getting closer to figure out what the f*** they are and then finally gets to them find out what they are attending the ice Island next to them jumps in the water pops up grabs one God is nothing we could do about it take some kills him dragged him in the water again goes back in the other eye silencer start eating them and they're just chilling watching it there one I sound the way I hoping that he doesn't stay hungry after he eats her friend how was your least favorite friend end the boat comes and rescues I am that you're eating in front of the clowns that won't be in front of I would punch my buddy and knock him out so it's easier than me. I mean knock him out so that they're just think about how much you love your friends oh my God is so many people at knockout leave for Bears to eat people knock him out with her friends only for Bears to eat a lot of people but what it is it's capable


    Joe Rogan on People Who Choose to Not Workout, "It's Silly"
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    it's terrible bony lump back who is really terrible has went like mean I'm not saying you have to be a bodybuilder I would love to f*** I just it's you should keep your body and moving and it's just a laziness thing to discipline thing and then I decided to some sort of nobility and humility and not caring about your body it's silly that one you can't want it doesn't make you dumber if you workout stopped I know that jocks were assholes and people believe you I get it take care of you f****** meet vehicle just go take care of it or the meat skeleton it's better to me than not looking good I'm sorry I'm willing to put in the time but you know the irony is something because of the type of because of the growth of MMA MMA CrossFit all of these new worlds had a kind of a socially now. bigger than they were years ago nerds from that I grew up in a high school an hour into working out that's the irony that's a good to move your body it feels good feels good to do things whether it's taking a dance class not into that but there's taking karate all kinds of martial arts and I just like moving my body man running uphill you move your body and it going you'll feel better afterwards I know you don't want to do it I never like f****** hardly ever want to do it if my maybe wanted want to actually do it 5 out of 10 times but maybe less but I do it I just do it I know what it's like to not want to do it I get it shut up I just heard talking to myself I go come on p**** what are you talkin about if I was you outside of you but I know if I Could Read My Mind Billy come on b**** you just being lazy but you f****** shoes on get a sweat going then you can a fuel pump come on man you've done this a million times and then invariably I'll be in the middle of work and I'm sweating like a f*** yeah yeah yeah and then I get into it it's like it just you got to push past that creepy resistance that Steven pressfield wrote about in the war of art it applies not just two are not just a writing reply closet clean your room and applies to extend your sorry to a friend it applies to you taking care of a debt all those things to put in a waffle it's this weird thing that you have when you see a problem you got to fix it I see thing you have to do to go do it when you know something like right that's what Jordan Peterson says asked you not to do it all at once on the opposite of yeah you do you like my new blinds at the house what's the difference around this house I want to walk around my trees if you could buy an old tree know that you can buy like I want to treat my yard 500 years old to find you one step though I hear 50 + old oak tree in my backyard


    Joe Rogan | What Would Happen If You Only Ate Snickers?
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    bad to be talking to people that way so isn't it so much s*** diet were talking about the other day about like finding information online just constantly be inundated with the stories of horrific things bad things terrible things and ugly things that it's a bad diet it's a bad like mine. Aaron's just some stuff she experiencing but much like if you eat healthy foods your body feels better I think if you concentrate on healthy things and interesting things and fascinating things and not horseshit I think you're giving yourself a better mental diet totally I think if you consume too much of anything is bad right to even how you ingest but the people that only ingest negative Village People only eat candy how long you stay alive to a point that's why you're hungry I guess they're delicious. I love the great to take on Hikes too by the way yes cuz all food at 1 how to eat to live off of how many days do you think you could go with only eating Snickers bars and should this be the sober October challenge yes first of all yes in my going to buy what if we do know will die 2 weeks 2 weeks questionnaires discussion coming to the Matthew 58 about 12 to get the caloric intake to see if that 2000ad a 12-4 2000 calories how many days could you survive ion to you feed them give them a million dollars each given nothing but Snickers till some of them the Virgin death to somebody Taps only 5 years whole life and I'm a grown-ass now b**** I ate piece everyday just crying and eating pizza. Rosado Journal try to get him to have like a piece of green leafy greens puked on camera compacted glue pieces Like Glue make Lucchese I should be doing YouTube videos when they caught they called skinny fat on there was an article to call him like he's skinny fat right yeah he looks remarkably good for someone who's only eating pizza for 25 years and might be something to it that they say skinnyfats threads you're so frail so did I when you when you hold back when I take pictures after shows out of people


    Joe Rogan on People Getting Mad About Missed Texts
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    you have to do that two people didn't get your call is it better off to say hey I find you a little Annoying and very needy and so when I get a phone call from you off and I cringe I do like you and I do our time but sometimes I just can't sometimes I can't that's probably the most healthy version be cancer that's what people always say sorry I didn't respond your text I try to say that first as a man if I text you and I'll get text back I don't care what that I might get a f****** butthurt he saw it is what it is a real response from you I would call you 3 minutes later it says hello every day? Every f****** day every day to me when you coming over when are you coming over me alone tomorrow afternoon pump session you know some people just get real weird with like them sending them messages in a bottle 800 f****** little red you know he never answers he doesn't give a s*** but I kind of but everyone is Friends of them knows that's just Bobby Joey just called you a lot more been calling people a lot more personal what's also like you can't call as many people as you can text and I think there's an overload of communication that occurs when you're texting with like 10 different friends the same time I got do send me videos them kicking pads and people Louis fish I caught a guy f****** get these texts all day from all these crazy interesting people imagine if I got that many phone calls in a day you'll be insane turn your phone off what do I get me kicked out of the country for sure I mean the you would never do that if it was phone calls and you'd be like you need a b**** I got to call you all day I'm calling you in the morning or call me in the afternoon are we f****** but what's happened even if you need me to call you that many times find out a text is good cuz you can be in the middle some s*** right if you want them dudes is inclined to change a transmission you want to rebuild an old Chrysler something like that you could be under there that you little text message right if you want them dudes is inclined to change a transmission you want to rebuild an old Chrysler or something like that you could be under there that you little text messages


    Joe Rogan | Bob Lazar's Story Freaks Me Out
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    what do without a UFO guy Bob Lazar Schultz me to call the guy who made the documentary on talking to him maybe I move I had no indication that he's full of s*** I mean I was Zero bulshit meter at when you told a story for as many years as many times as he it's it's super hard to be consistent if you just making everything up it's super hard to to have things that you are saying back then that everybody says don't even exist right eventually turn out to be true very difficult to deny that like he's a part of his initial story his initial story had something to do with this thing called Element 115 which most people he didn't even recognize that it actually existed until much later right that's a big feature of it when did he start talking about it once they're talking about the a long time ago record of them and they tried to deny that they tried to erase it that alone tells me just the fact that they tried to say they didn't exist and never went never worked at Los Alamos did you watch her too bad I didn't see it bro oh my God I mean essentially in so many words I can without divulging too much three brothers are born a triplets are born and their separated-at-birth unbeknownst to them they grow completely independently run into each other later in life in the 70s and they meet publicly on Google one of those f****** Big Show's you don't like they bring them all together and they end up finding out later the documentary spoiler alert that the company who is doing this that's doing trial test on baby that are separated and putting it with different families to find out if they end up growing up with similar characteristics is a nature versus nurture hiccups in the bed and the parents almost didn't even though I don't I'm not sure about it and the other one just felt like while they were getting money for it so they were like this is the part of a program that were in it bro how is that much different than aliens abducting people in that. it has never been released and it should be because it's f***** up a library can't be released to the public and it cannot be released they tried hundreds of times and it's got a 2050 release date of whatever the documentary they're not the only ones there they've done this over and over and over and over for sure I'm does it look there's a lot of other stuff that you got to go I don't know how do you how do you prove that how do you explain that while I don't know what do you believe in the big questions are is education background that was a big one know whether or not he actually was educated at a certain place this is a f***** up one but I can't say what he told me essentially without saying it it had to do with project he was working on currently know at the time I can't say any more than that and now the internet explode I don't know if it's true right whatever he said about all these different things only he knows if it's true when you're talking to a guy Smuggler seems like he's very intelligent and then we talkin about all kinds of different things very intelligent so either he's running to greatest 30 year Khan of all time or maybe this really did happen when you talk to him you just guess it you don't know I don't know I don't know is why I don't know what's real life right just gassing but he seems like a guy who seen some s*** and end just know what to do and told some friends about it and then then went to the news and that's what that George Knapp guy who was the investigative journalist has studied this case over all the years like this has never wavered so I can ship stuff with the story over and over like the equipment they had Los Alamos labs that you talked about where it was this thing that measured the distance are the sides rather of the digits in your finger apparently it's like a great like your fingers that inches are specific and so if you put your hand down that thing that Jamie's hand it would give a different measurement like there's different each bone is a different length in the exact length is of like a 1.7 whatever the f*** it is 1.7 in measurement tool that use it was he was calculating the length of your fingers through some kind of buggy system that he said didn't really work that off the people said that science-fiction it doesn't exist and then they finally a photos of these things and people that worked at Los Alamos labs concluded conceited these were real thing or just a long time they were fighting maybe name of the guys run the craziest con game of all time he's just a Super Genius way smarter than me and trick me and he thinks it's hilarious or maybe he saw some s*** what he was explaining that made it more and more interesting was how compartmentalised it was and about how the problem with being so compartmentalised is that Science is based on free exchange of information you have to have guys are testing something's working on together that's the only way he could do so so he's limited to a couple of guys that work in the propulsion system and then there's a couple other guys that are working on the Metallurgy and a couple other guys at work in the navigation system and they chose him because he was kind of a maniac and you put a f****** jet engine in the back of a Honda and it was on the cover of the Los Alamos newspaper find it said in the article about Bob Lazar with his f****** jet-powered Honda that he was a scientist at Los Alamos lab a physicist So This Is the End happy birthday printed this guy was doing this thing where he said he was living at the time and in the area where Los Alamos was it said in the newspaper that he worked at the lap there's a f****** logbook of employees it's got his name in it from that time a guy had it he showed it it took photos of at the show did everybody look we have an employee log book like this or the employee directory rather Robert Lazar right there so he work there he really did work how could all that mean how can you fabricate talk all the people I work with are scared to talk why you think that looks like a fool the FBI raids his house every call some crazy anyone have anything to do with this the only reason why you want to do my podcast who's want you like wanted one more chance just get it out in a former it's just him talking and he felt like he and I we both talked about if you have me and you talk I just let you talk you tell me what happened and I'll let everybody figure out if it's true I don't know what do you think honestly worst parts of me that said maybe I'm just dumb as a nice guy and he's like really manipulative and maybe he just knows how to tell a story and if anyone can came to, but it's a tricky thing then you can get cocky you can get coffee I feel like you don't get cocky and think that you know that someone's not full of s*** f****** people who are and aren't full of s*** that your meter is higher than most mall so nice so when I'm trying to talk to someone I want I want things to work out well the only benefit of the doubt often want them to have a good time when were talking I don't want to confront people I just even if I angrily disagree with every fiber in my being as I've gotten older and better at it better at talking to people I avoid that kind of conflict but I just don't think it's necessary for you to be like right Master stop Phentermine dangerous times we know someone's full of s*** I'm just times we think you know someone in your wrong and then you know it's like if this whole thing of looking in someone's eye and talk to them sometimes Sumerel Tire sounds like a bro I didn't even know you called me like you mother fuc if this whole thing of looking in someone's eye and talking to them sometimes some will tell you something like that bro I didn't even know you called me like you m*********** like you piece of s*** you didn't know I didn't even see it


    Joe Rogan Describes the Worst Shot to the Head He Ever Got
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    I saw a lot of guys get kicked in the face man in that I have no idea walking hurts so bad it doesn't matter if you're in the middle of a fight it hurts so bad but the jaw didn't hurt but my legs are stopped working like the way they just stopped did you shut off and then went out from under me was crazy I don't think I've ever had it happened that way before I definitely been deemed or I like wobbled and recovered I'd had that happen before but I've never had it where I just my s*** to shut off shut off dude starting point it is didn't work me to get me a couple more times and it fell again the referee stop the fight so that was the worst I've ever been hit in the head actor above my hair transplant SCAR or crack my head on this cement sewer thing there was like some crane where kids were running passes thing and something happened I don't remember exactly happened but involve falling and something slipping and something hitting me in the head and hit me in the head pretty f****** hard or I didn't go unconscious but the whole world will like it was a big impact on my head so is that time than the time that I got tko'd within the other times it between was mostly just getting damned we just popped in your legs give out a little bit then you cover up and then you know usually like it's inspiring you'll stop and it's it if it's in a fight you get a you know you either you fall down or standing 8-count you know depending on if your boxing or kickboxing doing butt in the gym how to get back up and you getting hit again like you really probably probably should stop this morning but people are animals animals boxing gym when you're allowed to indulge in that sort of animal behavior it gets encouraged especially amongst really good guys right I had my f****** needs taken out from under me that's why I had my first concussion play two Moments One people telling me to sit down because your natural reaction sometimes when you get knocked out like that about doing your head is to get back up you know and I could so but I was unconsciously doing it and then I remember that and then remember the paramedics ask asking me to lie down and I remember saying I'm going to throw up and I did I throw up everyone passed out and woke up in the hospital dad was like you got your bell rung I was listening to at work I was listening to Bo Jackson he's on the meat-eater podcast this week and he was saying he wouldn't have his kids play football through hell he has a hilarious crazy story of his life but about getting the one time you got ko'd and a game waking up and going to the wrong side and it's a motherfuker you're on the wrong side like and then he goes over there then he hears a gunshot waking up and going to the wrong side and a Teddy motherfuker you're on the wrong side like and then he goes over there then he hears a gunshot is letting people see people running like who got shot because it's halftime


    Joe Rogan Calls BS on 18 Year-Old Sexually "Assaulted" by Kevin Spacey
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    resisting about Kevin Spacey and the made the text that available of this guy who Kevin Swayze we touch his dick going back and forth his girlfriend bro they were laughing about it okay and they're trying to make it seem like this is evidence that he was scared or Kevin Spacey were sexually abusing him they're like oh my God he's gay he's gay his mouth now bro they should be released all the caring messages but they didn't release some of them in the mother said that she deleted a lot of them that related to his frat boy like Behavior was that probably jokes about getting his dick sucked kids worried about this 800 year old man touching his dick and you Flatline that guys popped in the face when you're 18 I'm 65 year old pervert hang around me in the bar he's got my number and asked me to come out with him the girlfriend replies are you kidding and then sends to other messages saying what and then he says sounds like he's hitting on you the man types I think he is and then he's grabbing my leg and expletive oh my God you can't take cock and goes away to say I'm not gay adding but I think Spacey is the accuser continue texting saying that he was being touched inappropriately like 8 translator adding and then he invited me to his house hey pro-tip you got to tell him to stop what the f*** is happening if you know what I mean Kevin ducky Spacey The b**** Came In Like A stop he's gay he's buying you another drink oh my God babe he's gay I think I want to hang this kid is gay I'm just saying he's having fun playing around with Kevin Spacey doing to it to him for sure but it doesn't sound to me and anyway like he was threatened to sound like you let the guy touch him and maybe should be accused of blue monster Spacey Spacey get a nut does it say that at the end he was flirting with him a little bit and he thinks it's funny this guy is trying to set him up because he just wants to make money and he's ruining Kevin Spacey's life Force against as well there's no one is holding him there once he didn't want it to seven more time does uno athletic stop from strong at 18 and I'm not worried about him raping me is what my point is where is a woman if a guy doing that and you guys cornered you and hear this fear you were literally words to rape you I hope he's not that guy that would rape me the kind of guy right cuz women don't know if you're the kind of guy that would rate them cuz legitimately have to worry about that work guys don't so even this guy with Kevin Spacey if he didn't like what Kevin Spacey was doing there's no indication that he said it to him right so now he's probably thinking we're going to party I'm touching this guy's dick as friends let me watch the Texans never did you say hey I told him to stop touching my dick he won't leave me alone doesn't say that we're ready to party I had to push him away from me I was going to f*** him up but I guess he's drunk I'm coming to you baby cuz I love you. LOL she says be careful have fun okay besides you that he should get money because he was getting sexually assaulted know you're getting hit on and your establishment that serves drugs the drug that reduces inhibition better than a drug alcohol alcohol countersuit for that for defamation of character just for being a b**** b**** judge Santino please welcome this case Spacey touch this boy's dick over and over again and sexual assault you must serve time as a biatch then the question is is there a real issue with him being a teen wear like a legal maybe is legal but maybe he's like bewildered but he doesn't know what to do but maybe never been around a famous guy like Kevin Spacey before okay doesn't know how to tell a guy to get off of them and doesn't have experience being around gay guys or maybe maybe he's never had a guy try to fly into the game and text all say that he planks maybe we can hang out with a piece doing this game he's playing again and material you're harassing the witness as it could work at the bar some was he doing at the bar sucking dicks was a gay bar or is 18 in a bar dad said he's going to buy a strength that's what I meant to say boy in like he just kept walking by and we could grab the stick every time I walk by okay people with wealth always get off like what's the USC people Lori Loughlin and that's f***** up man take it off the last season of House of Cards nobody gave a f*** about it I needed him to play out he was ultimate Evil that was was turning her Maury but I bet they're battling a boyfriend spoiler part of you knew he knew what it was to be a crazy f*** that's like part of how he pulled that roll off you bought it okay that's not Ron Howard pretending to be Bangin dudes and getting his dick sucked and all that stuff that's Rosie's plan a crazy guy yeah he's crazy it's also why he's such an amazing artist but that doesn't give him a license to victimize all those people that know when after that works Port it's not Justa what I'm saying is it's amazing how someone who is f***** up like that can produce you know like this kind of art where I Cason you like he makes a show right the show a big part of what it was cuz you bought this guy as his crazy tormented twisted you say four years you like Kevin Spacey is gay and the business has known about it and they go out of your head found it was raised in the chill dude so good when she fell in love that artist and go get over them in your cans pictures of them together and it's like wow this is crazy crazy I'm naked in bed and some great andhrawatch similar to watch everybody look super nervous everybody liked it looks like super it just looked all you mean what you mean just looked looked off


    Is it Possible to Forgive Someone Like Bill Cosby?
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    we forgive Bill Cosby like to take that the idea that you're supposed to forgive Louis which I think yes and then I don't see a path for Bill Cosby to be forgiven so don't see that path when you ruined the lives of how many people 50 + 1 somethings that heinous I just don't think I think I'd like to have you ruin their life you certainly certainly f*** them up like if you wake up and your with Bill Cosby Sergeant take care of you and your pants are dumb you realize you talk to you while you're unconscious and he drugged you yeah that is going to f*** your head up he's going to change what you think about people that's rank is drug you and treat you like meet your unconscious they're doing things to do when you're out cold and what's our laws are forgiveness well how do you forgive that first of all you can't because you never admit never admits it even gets to the door of like of acceptance of forgiveness of of doing his Penance or what if there is a pennant there's anything you ever he doesn't get the door and will there be room for forgiveness I think you would probably open up the door tomorrow more lawsuits sure I think it would ever come storming in like hell you know right I know what you're saying is very smart as saying like we're saying we were supposed to give someone like forgive someone well what is the line of when you don't forgive what's the line with the number with the line with the atrocity like what is it that we go person anymore what's the whistle line of compassion like where do you where detail line of compassion that I could wear that's what it is what is that ultimate where you go now you can no longer From This Moment forward forgive this human being and the problem is the here's work at Slippery if you decide you're going to be the guy who says I'm going to kill this guy someone that but if you were going to decide how we're going to we're going to remove this guy from the population I can't trust with my kids we live in a primitive Society okay we live in some some Village type Society thousands of years ago right that's what we all did what we do when someone was like that when we probably try to figure out a way to get rid of them what are the laws that allow someone to kill somebody because people kill people history whether it's the Mongols the Romans that give me just go throughout history people people f****** kill people cuz they could kill people so when do you what the what is the moral distinction that you have to make where someone is div done irreparable harm but that changed over time right right. And I continually changes that that is like that will never stop changing from from from Google Now will not be deplorable later and I seen so many aspects of our culture is literature movies so what we're saying is is there ever a line is there ever a loan does it ever exist Does that idea of like this is the cutoff does that really good cuz it's constantly moving constantly changing a million times I've never said what we did was okay I think he has his I don't think anybody else but I also think everybody needs to investigate what happened and find out what social psychology what he was going to be but but what I think is happening to is that a lot of women feel like when these guys that are abused as got taken out that it made it so that it was better for women and so that if when these guys that are abusers got taken out that it made it so that it was better for women and so that if they come back then go back to where they work this is a real that's real thought you know he's but we must have conversation conversation then we're f*****


    Harvey Weinstein is Like a Villain in One of His Own Movies
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    I mean that's a real thought with imagine being a guy like Harvey Weinstein who was doing this for so long get away with all the fuckedupshit for so long to Howard it was supported by the port support its reporting he had a closets contract detailing what would happen for the first case of sexual harassment second case search for days in the contract YouTube join my podcast Network I'm thinking about promoting you think you might be a rapper so what I want to put is the first rape I'm going to charge you this much against sexual harassment lawsuit has another figure us a double the figure like once he goes fine he made Paul Pixies I can make a better case for a glutton than that guy he's a metaphor for the business by the way all consuming taking you broke already saying he thought he ruined pretty things yeah he's pretty things horrible that guy in a Quentin Tarantino movie right if there is a guy it was doing dark shade and then one of the girls wanted stop playing like some kickass female character was that shooting and killing them like said Hannah what the f*** your name in Kill Bill Uma Thurman but the girl Hannah Daryl Hannah soprano yes member yes right yeah yeah yeah true romance don't you shake your head b**** or what she's dead which one head over to the girl that was her that she was helping Uma Thurman she was to go to head shet all over face as he said that she has your wife I should all over her face and he goes That's my wife I made always amazing movie but Patricia Arquette True Romance right when she killed James Gandolfini like that's she's killing the Glutton killing the big big a****** shity man is a f*** about women and he's going to kill her saying Yas home man big a****** shity man there's a f*** about women and he's going to kill her


    Calling Men Pussies Doesn't Make Any Sense!
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    mental illness you dirty b**** coming in to talk about that get it together little mantle Dr I can't have a vitamin for you what is it cocaine you said he doesn't exist love you doesn't exist if I was an overweight person who is sensitive super sensitive would you just choose that moment to be a victim yeah would you how would you say you're cruel Joe why because you don't like me struggle what did you do what did I say read something to tell me tell me what did I say what I said what I said all the grifters the world some are going to claim depressed come on did they say that they pretend to be heirs they pretend to be Dukes but that yeah what is that f****** you know like p**** can be great but it can also be weak but a p**** can give birth minute got them bowling ball comes out of that thing always strong 10lb babies come out of a p**** and a 10lb baby coming out of your dick and then respect that thing and I'm saying desirable pussies not desirable to Man episode of desirable insult meaning what get down here nice thing I want to f*** all the time she over here guys fight half of half of it is talkingshit to each other before you get down are you really ready to go we have to be really ready to go but everybody here could try to scare someone they took a swing at you and talk about every so many competitors talk to him when they would see him they get nervous horse performances talk you know when the most scary thing he ever said the scariest thing ever said was we talked how dare they threaten me how dare these mere mortals me amore with their primitive skills


    Andrew Santino Tries to Convince Joe Rogan That "Hand Enzymes" Are a Thing
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    yeah maybe got better as time went on I didn't see it no more really like to was the his assistant that guy that helped them out I would do anything for the kill. she's Grace Berry do great. Maisel show yes that is a good f****** show you know Amazon's doing comedy specials now are they Russell Peters and they're doing some other ones as well I'll do one more time I'll do one over there I like it music you have your app you scan your f****** out nice see yourself a little bit of you like say what you want open up their town on town where is it where's it go yes yes we will most promoters we will reach a point now when we don't go into grocery stores that's crazy. So when you walk out and registers what you have with you f****** saying in the future bro Doug you will know there'll be appointment we don't ever go to the sinks someone just giving you can order everyone how long will it be before they can replicate food and all you have to do so I put the bear ingredients in amino acids and s*** and some of that and then you print up anything you want steak 3D printed Apple reprint baked potato pizza like I taste good how do you know because food has love in that s*** people say they do you adjust new cars rooms no soul food is different nutrition you know it's a Salamence so things they figure out a f****** move around wiggle something about there being so nasty perfect comes out when I like toast crossed


    Louis C. K. Did NOT Sexually Assault Women
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    go to throw stones always glass house they always do it that the first person to throw something in the first person that's like what's really going on with you play by the way by the way by the way tweeted about it and people went after him he tweeted best moment of my years or something like that you know what someone said to me people lost it send it you know hey f*** you Joe Rogan he sexually assaulted women like man that's why I understand that people are upset about what he did but he did not sexually assault women and to say that the one the one the one group of people that it really f**** his people have been actually sexually assaulted yes when it's not what he does not good when a guy says can I jerk off in front of you and you say yes and he does it is a big this big Tim Sheehan. And sexual assault and contrary to popular opinion and how many people really know the story and again not saying we did was good we did was definitely not good when people said no he didn't do it sound like he made people do it at the lion say yeah right store Lee's not change his story but he says their stories were true but in their stories I don't think he wanted to defend every single aspect of it but as far as I know he didn't know one said no and they did anyway that's what I thought that's all I've ever heard in Sarah Silverman talked about how he would ask her and she would say yes and he would do it sometimes bad as people want to believe yes I think you made mistakes like a human and I don't and I don't think it was good and again I don't think he's happy about it at all and bite everything that's a giant understatement but when does it end like why is he allowed to perform when is he allowed to perform for people who forgive him when when is he allowed to perform I don't know who the conversation comes to a point where it's not like you're endorsing Behavior but you are saying at a certain point in time you got to give someone a way out because if you don't then they start to recognize what you are right can your kind of retirement and your kind of saying you don't believe in forgiveness you don't believe in Improvement you don't believe in anybody ever getting passed up a bad deed they did and I think I guess a human who's a country try to be a kind person could be a fair person you know you got to you got to let people grow and move past mistakes I don't know when it is I don't know why Friday in order to get you to forgive it but the fact that people dwell on it and unless it's someone unless you and him have a personal thing and you want to talk to him about it he should certainly don't know if he has don't know if you've done any of that stuff but I think as a culture we are way too quick not just to condemn but to attack and to continue to attack relentlessly and didn't ever want somebody get up and that's not the sign for compassionate person and May partly to blame for people who don't express themselves and don't give you a full version of who they are and you let people contemplate who you are I think anyone in the public has been guilty that to some extent but this is a significant issue and I think that people immediately start taking sides and they start going girl versus boy right male versus female and I think there's a real danger and I splitting up like that too I think that I get to this place where women feel like they can't trust men and men feel like you can't trust women just universally and then you find rare exceptions it like that before like straight white male is trash unless proven otherwise it's like live I know it must be hard broad you're broadcasting it to your 16000 followers you putting that on your Twitter page entire group of humans ever ever ever good luck I have all daughter jerking off in front of them when I really don't want it sorry about that last summer I didn't mean to do that unfortunately the real problem the real issue is that he was in a position with these girls were admiring him right that's the real in IRS I don't think he's explained it to some people's what they desire you know some people's requirements and I appreciate that and I understand that I really just think what a lot of us are missing is this a real lack of communication and compassion and understanding anytime someone to talk about people are serial killers I'm just talking about people make mistakes you got to treat we're all human beings people making stuff doesn't mean you're a canceled person you got to stop with that I really I really think that right I just think that it's not helping anybody and it's getting people's jollies off cuz I watch someone crashdown they have people love to watch someone f****** burn that was also thinking that also when this kind of stuff happens people don't want to ever reconsider their opinion on a person I'm going to stop at that I really I really think that right as I just think that it's not helping anybody and it's getting people's jollies off cuz I watch someone crashdown they have people love to watch someone f****** burn also thinking that also when this kind of stuff happens people don't want to ever reconsider their opinion on a person


    One of Cheech and Chong's Albums Came With Rolling Paper!
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    Bronson the love that we get high and watch Ancient Aliens I was trying to do it last season but everytime they were doing it I was busy doing something else I couldn't do it he's taking high and watch Ancient Alien activity has the best and it's a green screen Action Lanes green with his homies getting blasted come on bro he's smoking a fat one but not like that m*********** this is ridiculous and less is the Tommy Chong joint drop-down of that size I'm happy I'm happy with Tommy Chong Lux because I love him and Cheech they love song as a kid man those guys were Heroes you know like they were ridiculously made everything fun there silly yeah everything was all they were getting high and it was silly and I even get high when I love them when I was a kid like Up in Smoke what year was that cuz that 78-77 okay and find that out and then find out what year Big Bamboo came out cuz big band was the album that look like rolling papers right sleeve was a rolling papers on schedule one truck was Big Bamboo was before so I was the improv group he was in when they were really young life of right before that right of crazy is that what that's from it's right before that still selling out here's the thing Santino 1084 but right before that right of crazy is that what that's from it's right before that still doing shows still selling out here's the thing Santino and Brogan at 2084


    Justin Trudeau's Press Meltdown Crack Joe Rogan and Andrew Santino Up
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    finish it with Justin Trudeau in the water bottle do you see that today you do put it up as but it wasn't today earlier about how he and his family are doing a better job at not using Plastics and his responses Torres Plastics we we have recently switched to drinking water bottles out of water out of when we have water bottles out of a plastic Toy Story away from plastic towards paper question like that about my job imagine somebody said Hey Joe what do you think could be done to stop head trauma in MMA and I do it well we could conceivably this not much but we could pad the elbows we can pass the knees we can bottle in the house it's all plastic everything's by no glad they throw with Air Force with every meal f*** you just read those houses made of plastic his whole house is plastic everything really does he collect those little things at six packs come with a just Chuck them in the ocean for the laugh


    Joe Rogan | The Left Wing Turned on Julian Assange w/Abby Martin
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    weird cuz I thought that he would be a guy that would want Julian Assange out talking out of both sides of his mouth he said how many times during the campaign Trail Wikileaks Wikileaks on Fox and Friends back in the day so scary that I mean it's under that it's beyond the pale because now you're not just Prosecuting whistleblowers with the Espionage Act you actually Prosecuting Publishers that's like a whole level of a direct assault on the First on journalism incomprehensible how much the world has changed and what we are aware of because of WikiLeaks Revolutions in the past 10 years I mean even just the phone that I just made Gaza fights for freedom and I by side of WikiLeaks cable about how Israel wanted Hamas to win and Gaza and they said that they were strategizing for that to happen to them they can regard us as a hostile territory and then just relentlessly bomb them that was because of WikiLeaks I found that out because of that money I can't believe what is going on because people I didn't I don't think that people really knew that Trump would take these powers and becomes so authoritarian with them will is what's disturbing to me is WikiLeaks used to be something that people on the left would cite as evidence that the military was out of control for the military industrial complex Central then because they feel like somehow or another Wikileaks was involved in helping Trump they became a Russian mouthpiece and Anna traitor means it like the left over last few years in particular since the distance 2016 Wikileaks has been sort of read sort of redefined their conflating Julian assange's personal politics and I don't know what those are I know that he had those private dams with Trump jr. which looked bad but what do you say to you know we need your tax returns don't think of us as like a biased organization and it and it would look good and kind of like you know a little too buddy-buddy with Trump jr. but it does not take away from the importance and you know validity of what Wikileaks is as an organization so I'm very kaushal people just really don't like Julian Assange as a person and it doesn't matter how much you hate Julian Assange this is completely Beyond The Pale what's going on to him and it's it's he needs to be defended his rights need to be defended and very few people are defending him that just got unveiled with the Trump Administration they're trying to extradite him to the US of course and he'll just be sitting in a Cell for the rest of his life if he doesn't face the death penalty but the charges have nothing to do with the 2016 election at all with the massacre the collateral was in jail for releasing to him and so they just trumped up all these charges based on I'm publishing war crimes and that's really what this is publishing war crimes and embarrassing the US Empire what is the what are they saying what are they calling it like what is the the actual saying that he helped Chelsea Manning hack into I forget it's like some sort of charge that it's basically concocted they're saying that you helped Chelsea Manning basically release the information to him and that's how he's part of the conspiracy it's total b******* completely concocted he he's a political prisoner and he needs to be free and it's absolutely astounding of the Trump Administration is doing this and that people are going to be people applauding this it's it's weird how people used to defend him and now no longer to do and nothing really has changed in terms of what he's actually done it was a traumatic election and people's reptile brain got activated hardcore and they think everything is Russia and they think Julian Assange is Russia and I think anyone who's talking about what u.s. foreign policy is Towing the Russian line about what u.s. foreign policy is Towing the Russian Line Towing the Kremlin line if not about the people who control this government at the dark evil forces behind your friends and family and the people who are talking about sowing Discord and s*** and that's it's a disturbing time because it's hard to relate and actually had these discussions with people


    Should the Government Eliminate Student Debt?
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    campaign we want to know he would talk about infrastructure crumbling what the hell's been done on that front and also there was the big one is the economy like the debt rather like how much were in that were in debt more oh my God yeah crippling 1.6 trillion for student that alone to try to eliminate to 100% on board Wall Street gambling literally that can do it alone you do not have House of hay did Bernie laid it all out he died just read this morning on the way here so I don't know the full proposal but Wall Street just makes you know billions of dollars I don't know how often but just like betting on these trading and s*** like Wall Street just makes so much money and if we just taxed Wall Street or you know like you're talk about taxis defense contractors or actually trying to change the laws to not have these corporations hide billions of dollars offshore and tax Havens it's solved all these problems pretty quickly and it's not a matter of how can we do it it's a matter that we have to do it because students are totally crippled there's no opportunities in this country and equality is the highest it's been since the Great Depression and that's a huge problem we're not going to be able to get people opportunities at all or better life hey Dad yeah my step my stepfather was it was in debt when he when he graduated from school it just seems like it's getting so exponential what you have today if you don't have any if you don't have any grants and you just try to go to school based on you know on loans plus thousand dollars a year for each one of those kids I think of your school at the end of four years the technologist going to be relevant it's great private school right I mean it specially if you have anything technologically related the idea that at the end of four years the technologist going to be relevant it's great exactly


    Does Andrew Yang Have Answers Bernie Sanders Doesn't?
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    who makes sense to use Bernie makes sense Bernie is my guy bring his my guy through-and-through and I'll tell you why because a we need Medicare for all we need to abolish student debt and not s*** you just tax Wall Street gambling done medicare-for-all cut the military budget done I don't want to live in a country where people are rationing insulin I don't live in a country where half of the GoFundMe campaigns are because people are going to die if they don't get donations for healthcare what is wrong with this country but back to Bernie I mean you the last 30 years of political advocacy this is a guy who's been saying the same thing for 30 straight years no matter if it's veterans rights about Gulf War syndrome about just a political revolution is needed I mean he's been talking about that since he won the senate seat initially and you can't really say the same thing about any other candidate and I do like what Tulsi gabbard is saying and I do like some of the things Elizabeth Warren saying that it seems like she's just making it up on the Fly and adopting kind of burning light policies and I think this is all strategy to siphon all the delegates away from Bernie because we already know this Third Way corporate Wall Street funded organization that's like corporate Democrats have said they want anyone but Bernie Bernie is the biggest threat to the establishment by far what's hilarious amazed is a Pocahontas racist it's a f****** Disney movie How Could Pocahontas be race really really screwed up I have 200 times more African than she is Native American from one point to eat jobs saying she was Native American I mean yeah it it's one thing to say I have Native American blood it's another thing I don't know how much you know ancestry Native American ancestry she has but I do know that she was you know that was unlike her Harvard bio and all the stuff and it's just like what is going on what is going on he thought he was a lot of people thought he was my wife thought she was my wife. She was part native American so she got a DNA done to people would like they wanted to be spiritual they would say they are part native American they want to be extra cool and well my Native American blood it's like some weird thing I remember in high school like when kids wanted to be cool they would say they are part native American pow-wow know the Native American Community came out this does not make you native Native is much more than like whatever percentage of your blood I mean Native is a you know the way of life that it's a culture and it was really kind gross the whole thing was just bizarre was gross's even after the testing she was trying to use that as proof that she was correct and then people analyze the data look are you f****** quitting off small this percentages this is an insanely small percentage she was saying that Trump need to give her a million dollars because of the fact that is it take the test like it was insulting to the native Community it was embarrassing all around and it was also just weird that she even did it at the behest of trump like why did you do that I got you I got you had she had to do it because he kept saying it over and over and over I feel like she's a politician and I say that in the most unflattering of terms I feel like she's one of those people that just says what needs to be said in order to get elected in the Middle East and who's the congresswoman from Hawaii I want to do good I mean I really do think that's what she said she doesn't take any corporate money not who she wants this she wants this job because she thinks she can do a better job than what has been done before in the other people that are running for it I really believe who she makes sense to me what you think about Bernie I like a lot of things Bernie says I mean there's a lot of you know criticisms of people Lobby against him what I like about him socially is that what he is standing for is the downtrodden he's standing for the people that are dead don't catch a good break when he starts talking about things like income inequality on okay I understand what you're doing and why you're saying what is the cause of income inequality what we need to find out we need to find out what the like why why are these poor communities the way they are and what that needs to be helped that needs to be fixed there's so much that can be done that's not being done and right at least he seems to be he seems to be calling out to the people that are ignored that are being served by Wall Street right big problem is and wages stop going up with inflation and then credit subsidized all of the wages and that's why people are just indebted to crap credit card companies were you know up to our ears in debt and that he does talk about that any talks about the solutions to that but you're totally right I mean what other candidate of these 25 people are discussing things that are going to reach like a populist you know how the populist management and a businessman and he's warning everyone he's he's like the f****** Paul Revere of automation he's liking to look artificial honey and we can actually figure out a way to get through this and there's a bridge that we can make it through this Universal income Universal basic income you can develop a bridge where you can give people their basic needs food Water Shelter give them food like make sure that no one starving that we even know people jobs make sure their needs are met so then they can go and find a way through this mess and then figure out a way to contributed make an income and makeup make a living and adjust but to have nothing to have nothing like what what is that like right you can't just have people out of work because of Automation and people go back to the Industrial Age way that happened during this and that and yeah okay but it didn't work out well for all those f****** people that lost those jobs back then we shouldn't have to go to that massive chaotix equation again if there's a way to engineer a better way through it I don't know if Universal basic income works you know I've talked to a lot of people to think like he was on my podcast recently and his perspective is it doesn't give people meaning and it's not a good idea cuz you need a life if you want people to be happy and you want to be able to do something they need to have meaning in their time and what they do just to give people money is not going to make people happy and I think it's a Band-Aid yeah I think it's a Band-Aid with the concept that Yang proposes about Ubi but yeah I think that if we give people like Healthcare in and have their basic needs met than that it's going to give them the ability and then like to maneuver to find their passion and be able to have that space where they can fulfill their lives yes I think there's a way to do both there's a way to find meeting and have your needs kept I mean the ideas that I don't think that people should get free money to the point are they could live a full rich life and go on vacations and and have a nice card and Icehouse never have to work again it doesn't make any sense you should you should contribute right everyone should contribute but if you're in a job it's going to be completely annihilated by Automation and artificial intelligence it makes sense that as a community as a culture we should figure out a way to give people money so they can have a place to live and food and then try to come up with and sort of engineer some sort of a program to help people find new ways of income new ways of making women I don't know what that would be you know when and when I talked to Tulsa about that she didn't know what that would be either this idea of trying to promote new job people say that we're going to we're going to create new jobs I hate that expression like what is that mean if there's not a job still look at it I would have to guard it and that's what Bernie keep saying he's like I'm literally in stating an economic Bill of Rights that FDR did a hundred years ago why am I considered Rattata radical extremist when I'm just trying to give people basic economic rights and trying to propose jobs to rebuild this country I'm literally in stating an economic Bill of Rights that FDR did a hundred years ago why am I considered ratted a radical extremist when I'm just trying to give people basic economic rights and trying to propose jobs to rebuild this country


    Abby Martin and Joe Rogan on Reparations
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    if you look at all those high-profile assassinations and that are I think a lot of them are Highly Questionable I mean it it doesn't just stop at JFK we're talking about RFK I don't believe that story at all Martin Luther King you know I mean there's really really sketchy things about all of them and if we were conducting to see I was conducting basically an assassination program around the world to expedite u.s. foreign policy and imperialism why would we not have been doing that here at you know I mean we know that Fred Hampton was killed outright that the leader of the Black Panther Party so all of these things are kind of make more sense when you look back at history and see how kind of out of control the CIA was at that time I mean it only makes sense that they would want to get rid of certain characters that were causing trouble Mike Baker on from who used to worked was a CIA operative and he looked into the JFK Ortiz me the Martin Luther King assassination and he said that one more than a either one of you looked into seems like something was really cool James Earl Ray was like a loser until like the Shifty got and then before the assassination all the sudden he had money all the sudden he would do like he was it look like he was being steered and remember all the details but he was shaking his head about his like that one out of anyone that I looked into had the Fingerprints of manipulation on it government had to have been involved for the circumstances to have happen the way they did and if you look at how Martin Luther King at the time was considered the most dangerous quote-unquote negro in the country that's what the government was saying about him I mean he was hated he was loaded he was trying to basically adamant Like A Poor People's campaign to occupy DC to get poor people economic rights that was a that was a really really threatening I think the establishment at that time also you know it's hard for us when we're thinking back about that era mean we weren't really I mean I was almost born 67 you were born laughter that it wasn't you wouldn't understand that era that's 100 years after slavery doesn't hundred persons like person's life that when you look at it now I mean Juneteenth they have the Congressional hearings they're talking about reparations and you see just the the the different polarized Ides of how people look at it even today whether or not reparations should be given a whether or not there should be any any sort of effort to rectify the obvious if you look at the the economic Strife that's in these Southern cities that are primarily African-American that you're really From Slavery me this is literally the remanence of slavery and it's never been fixed it's almost like any other problem that we DNR infrastructure and other problem that would be in anything with no pollution or anything else that people clearly did or someone getting f***** it up there's efforts made to fix it and I had discussions about this is so much resistance we had nothing to do with this because it was more than a person ago why should we have anything to do with what slavery did and it's beyond that how's your mentioned I mean this is an institutionalized racism that we still see the effects of very shortly within the prison Community within I mean all these things and he said we were still paying out Civil War soldiers families pensions decades after that so like why why do that but not actually try to you know provide some economic Justice to the black community just a weird conversation because it's not just a conversation about whether or not something wrong was done but it's also a racial conversation like I've seen some weird post like you know Chuck Woolery the guy who's from the love connection will right back into into never that guy about reparations for Union Soldiers for their families that died so he was a many more warlike it was like how about these people and then like not say a motherfuking people who like brought over here from Africa machines and their great-grandchildren are alive today in the same communities as the basis of our capitalist Society because it was predicated on the enslavement of Africans don't know if you can fix it by giving people money today but I do think the money should be spent to try to fix those communities think that can be engineered to done and I don't hear anybody talk about it other than Tulsi gabbard talks about it and I think Bernie Sanders inmate has made some indications that something should be done although I don't know if anybody has like a real definitive plan but when you talk to people that have like Michael Wood who is a Baltimore Police Officer told the story before but it's crazy story he when he was a cop in Baltimore they found these papers that show at the exact it was paper from the 1970s the exact same crimes in the exact same areas in the exact same problem areas they were dealing with in the seventies or dealing with in 2008 was like what the fuc like that feeling like you are your police officer right you're putting your life on the line literally and you're out there dealing with the same problems that existed in the same exact areas and no one's ever done anything to fix that feeling like here you are your police officer right you're putting your life on the line literally and you're out there dealing with the same problems that existed in the same exact areas and no one's ever done anything to fix


    Google is Building a Tech Dystopia in Canada
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    but as you know and as you've talked about extensively Joe this wave of censorship has happened in the last two years since Trump got elected because of Russian propaganda and fake news hysteria and it just propped up the same institutions and it's really just gone after a lot of alternative Independent Media that have gone by the wayside and you know people who have been propped up by right-wing billionaires and billionaires in general are not going to be affected at the end of the day but all the people who've been caught in the censorship with the algorithms with the deplatforming it's really scary it's really really scary what happened it is scary to me because the internet in my eyes is this unique place where people can get information and distribute information and then on top of that you have this almost parasitic entity that is allowing you to destroy information and gather information through it but also controlling the flow of information and then controlling the flow and its own ideological Bend like wouldn't it to touch sort of match its own ideas of what should and shouldn't happen I think they feel justified by having a guy like Trump in office having a guy like Trump come into office then what we have to do something about that so what we're going to do Serena silence conservative voices are going to silence cancer pundits are going to silent call people all right and just change our algorithms to make it much more difficult for them to get propagate for them to propagate their ideas I just find that really distressing because I think that in the the marketplace of ideas you you're supposed to be able to combat a bad idea with a better idea and this is how we this is how ideas of all this is how people get to communicate you get to look at what saying look at someone how someone's dissecting with someone saying and then for yourself figure out what you believe what you don't believe and there should be a free exchange of information so that you can figure that out and when you show when someone shown to be a bad actor or a liar or should have deceptive news fake news whatever you want to call it okay now we know and this is a clear example that so now take it with a grain of salt whenever they say anything about anything else when you D plan for them and shove them aside to say see they're trying to sign that's cuz they don't believe us or are they don't they don't want us to be in power because they're trying to prop up whatever left-wing socialist economy that their dictator that they want to put into place and it's this weird sort of situation where you've got people dictating and almost engineering our culture right curating our reality we know what's going on with alphabet the parent company of Google where they are the essential is setting up blocks and they're putting cameras in these places and they're Gathering data and information in the trying to engineer Utopian city yeah I was reading about it yesterday and I was like no terrible ideas so I don't want to be filmed don't want information gathered about them like they're still doing it under the guise of here it is alphabets plan for Toronto depends on huge amount data yeah we need more data collection date of my name their idea is that they're going to make it easier for people to get around and smooth are how we show recognition I love how they always say old people are being sex trafficked and this will help it's like no dude this is like Point zero-zero-zero 1% of all the people that you're no data mining so sidewalk slabs released more detailed plans for Toronto the site of Google sister company's first attempt to bring its techify did digital forward Sensibility full scale development project the sidewalk slab sidewalk Labs projects dates to 2017 when the Canadian city welcome the company to an undeveloped section of its waterfront now after 18 months of speculation work 1524 page master plan for the 1212 acre lot called quayside what weighs more volume plan highlights ambitious and sometimes flashy Innovations from sidewalk Labs which is played Pontius been 1.3 billion on the project if it goes for the compuhost to construct all the buildings with Timber which it says his better for the environment also catches fire and build an underground pneumatic pneumatic tube system for garbage removal he wants residents to lean on public transit walking and biking rather than personal vehicles good luck it's f****** 02 Ronnie assholes and plans to build streets with autonomous vehicles perhaps when sister company waymo listen with Neil waymo is now delivery robot to Mike trundle down it's white sidewalks at your strategic use of large very large umbrella like coverings might make outdoor spaces comfortable all year round no small feat and Lakeshore Canada sidewalks sidewalk wants to designate 20% of its of the apartments to as a fordable and now 20% as middle-income engineering people who are really just openly social justice Warriors I mean these are the people that censored that James D'Amore guy and then fired him for having this memo I will that really kind discussed women intact based on evolutionary biology based on studies and they they said that he was highlighting there harmful gender stereotypes of his is not true not accurate fuel he said we actually rope you had a page-and-a-half dedicated in that memo trying to come up with strategic way to encourage women to get into technology the study that do that the paper that James D'Amore rope has no relation to the way he's been framed in the way people talk about him as a direct result of Google and Graves social justice Warrior sort of ethos like the way they operate as a company pretends to be McShay birthday on Google I think that there a giant Corporation they have billions offshore tax Havens and they are not liberal they they appear to be liberal because that's cap when you're trying to basically add app to where Society is out and you want to pretend like you are socially conscious but when you look at their actual policies their conservative as f*** I mean they actually fund a lot of crazy like Coke brother Alec they fund a lot of right-wing organizations the Federalist Society they've given huge grants to so I think they're kind of playing both sides deregulation industry so I think that all of the perception in the mall Google and YouTube and Nino catering to like the social Consciousness and and you know what you're talking about I think it's honestly just to make more money while sure they're going to make more money in the process of doing this but the idea that they're going to engineer a city to me is terrifying. I just don't I don't like it you know there was a great podcast that Sam Harris did with a guy who's explaining what Google is essentially done and what they've done with data the day is essentially a commodity that we didn't know was a commodity we all gave up all rights this commodity and this commodity turns out is worth billions and billions of dollars and no one had any idea and they just took it and now they have it and they have it and what are they giving you the right to let you search things like what am I giving you for the email build patio chairs to send an email really really creepy or just talk about something and it just said yeah yeah yeah yeah he was talking about trading in his car and he got a f****** text message a text message that said hey I hear you're looking to trade in your car so you know here here's a here's a link as to what you could get for it because I'm not cooking that f****** link like a text message with a link showed up because of something he was talking about Stephen Hawking on the phone that's what I crazy really really scary it's f****** insane I know that's terrifying laptop ads set interactive like not giving up your data is one of the reasons why I still use an iPhone support apple apple goes out of their way to not share your data when you use maps that's why Apple men suck its route Google right so you just automatically use it but Google and Google and all of it going back to this whole like text censorship thing they preemptively change the Albert that's it so scary to me is that there wasn't even a law you know like China we aren't we all know that China censors the internet we've done the same thing here but people just think that we still have no information that we can all access all these things no I mean Google change the algorithms day Backpage doll this Progressive media Independent Media so it wasn't just about what they're saying it's about him in this this was targeted to basically all extreme views everything that they felt like was too radical I mean going back to the dni report which is where this all started from this kind of conclusive report they said the 17 intelligence agencies you know here's here's all the evidence of how Russia colluded in and caused the election for Hillary they cited my show on Breaking Dawn Breaking the Set you did it. They said I was part of the conspiracy of Russian meddling and when you look at what all this is sowing Discord all of these are the Black Box algorithm from Hamilton 68 dashboard like this US government funded Twitter Waller. Just like determines what's Russian propaganda what's fake news and then you have you know Facebook working with the Atlantic Council which is an organization's stacked with literal Spooks cops CIA heads and defense contractors UAE u.s. government that's who's like curating our reality now and it's all about expunging the most radical views on the internet to prop up essentially the system in the establishment and and that's why I know it's not a liberal or conservative thing it's literally just extra thought and radical thought that challenges that the status quo because sowing Discord just means disagreement that's what they said this was about these websites so Discord Joan I mean I thought that was a fundamental thing about American democracy is that you talk about what we disagree on and when you look at what the report says of what Breaking the Set covered DMG cuz I talked about things like inequality in and Occupy Wall Street in Hillary Clinton that was all part of this Grand conspiracy to sow Discord on behalf of the Russian government so it becomes very comical once you you know kind of poke at the underlined narrative driving this way are you aware play talked about things like inequality in and Occupy Wall Street in Hillary Clinton that was all part of this Grand conspiracy to sow Discord on behalf of the Russian government so it becomes very comical once you know kind of poke at the underlined narrative driving this way but are you aware


    Kamala Harris Wants Parents Jailed for Kids' School Absences
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    Chelsea and Bernie are the only candidates worth giving a s*** about it would be called that that actually just openly said it interviews I guess I call him Beto cuz I wanted him to get the Mexican vote cuz I knew he would eventually run for office his real name's like Robert Robert single one of them other than seem like they're just like Hillary Clinton okay like it is like straight white men if we're not voting for straight white meant that's just as bad as saying you never voting for a woman that's just as bad as saying you never voted for a black person I get it it's been a lot of straight white men have been present I get it right you're right but the say no straight going to disqualify someone based on something they have no control over whatsoever is a form of discrimination I know you don't think it's a form of discrimination because so many of these people have already had that job get it seems unfair you're right but you can't say that because that's a shity way of thinking it's it's piss-poor logic and thinking it's discriminatory identity politics yes it reign supreme and I saw there was like a combating supporters from Kamala Harris and Bernie at some Rally or something and they just kept shouting we need a woman president it's like that's that's like the only reason why you like, you know I mean I saw this one speed said she was giving what she was talking about forcing children to attend school by holding their parents accountable where it she instituted a policy with the kids miss school the parents could be arrested do you know about that now it was super it was super disturbing and she was talking about how how effective it was and that you know they had cops show up at the door of the woman's house who was a single mom who had his children is work on the school like hey know she was a cop I mean Jenna Top Cop exactly but that authoritative authoritarian nonsense like that way of thinking you know why you do that cuz no one's ever done that to you were knocked on your f****** door and say hey we going to lock you up in jail because you're 16 year old boy when you have three kids right and if you're single mom anyone is a single mom who has a boy knows and that f****** boy hit puberty if they run with the wrong crowd good f****** block trying to control them hard real hard and if she's got a job or two jobs maybe but she trying to put food on the table and keep the f****** lights on and you going to arrest her cuz their kid doesn't show up at school holyshit can you imagine looking at all the problems in our country and VanDyke you know what we need to arrest parents if their kids are truant yeah it's it's insane make sure I'm 99% correct about that another insane policies going back to Robert or rohret is the human cost of commercial on my God on truancy the progressive prosecutor wanted to transform how California respond to his parents leg wound up paying the price transform how California respond to his parents like people's wound up paying the price so she this lady


    Abby Martin's Scathing Criticism of Corporate Media
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    deal with that at RT but what do you think happens when someone is a pundit and they're on a television show and they're talking about something that has Global implications do you think they get talking points do you think they're allowed to express their own personal opinions or are they informed that they're supposed to do a certain line like I think there's a varying levels I think that it would be naive to say okay these people are paid to lie I think that the vast majority of people working in media are lackeys for the Empire they really truly believe that you know they believe that America is the greatest country in the world they believe that where the world's policemen they actually believe that these countries are evil and they need to be taken out too and stay kind of global hegemony I truly believe that they cater to the line of American exceptionalism and that's pretty sad but also pretty dangerous because they're the perfect mouthpieces for US foreign policy I mean that they sent to your stenographers for whatever the government is which is really disturbing because the premise of Journalism is to actually challenge power and challenge the US government especially when you are working in America are an American citizen and there's all this destruction going on from on behalf of your government and you're not challenging that especially when it's War claims especially when you have assholes like John Bolton claiming all these things are happening in these channels and and bodies of water and people are just like okay I mean God damn you should see when f****** Mike Pompeo was Hezbollah was in Venezuela and these people just just printed it there like wall has blossomed Venezuela now it's like what are you talkin about you're literally just printing what the Trump Administration saying without even questioning these claims it's disturbing do you think that the people that are talked about on TV or just saying it because the really don't understand what you're talking about in this just seems to be a way to cover the subject in sort of a way that is acceptable to the network and acceptable to the party and acceptable to this sort of ID out with her left or right with it whatever ideology there they're participating in there is definitely that as well where they know kind of the line that they can't cross or individually believe you know you think that climate change is an existential threat you think that the war in Yemen is a serious thing that you should address I think that you definitely get kind of Knocked Down in the editorial meeting before you're just like okay play I can't do that but what I can't do is just you know talk about whatever that's what's so weird advertisers will agree with in this day and age there's not like a really respected independent source of news right that you've got you some the online stuff which is this some online stuff is very good but some online stuff is so entangled with insults and and and b******* and emotions and distorted perceptions and ego that it's like it's sort of discredits whatever they're trying to promote when it whatever ideas are trying to get across there's no Walter Cronkite there's no there's no one person who or no one organization who you emphatically trust with their perspective on the news everything is either left or right everything is like flavored by an ideology a place that I go to that I know I can get clear unbiased emotion free objective analysis of any International issue democracy now and the only reason a left-wing right-wing leaning but you think this is the problem with capitalism yeah that you need funding and and you need funding from like donors and Grassroots sources because once you get funded by these right-wing billionaires and corporations and states and governments then it becomes very ideologically-driven and then you're kind of just catering toward what those interest want you to present and I that's why the Empire files does what it does it's we're basically based on donations now because Trump sanctions on Venezuela shut down to show a year ago so we did a big donation drive and that's crazy patreon we are on GoFundMe and just PayPal but we're just trying to survive on a very minimal budget because I don't want to take you know I don't want to like Lobby to corporations or states or or go that route because I don't want to I don't want to answer to anyone other than myself but then you just come to the whole host of problems you're not getting your message out there I mean that's why it's Incredibles for you to have me on but that's why the fake news Mantra resonated so much the Trump campaign because people are extremely disillusioned with the corporate media New York Times Washington Post these so-called Beltway Publications that pretend to be like the arbitrators of our objective reality they they are the premier Advocates of fake news when it comes to US foreign policy in American exceptionalism and corporations in like the corporate line they're always the ones Towing the things that basically prop up the system Towing the things that basically prop up the system and so I think people you know became really really just attracted to that whole fake news Mantra that Trump was saying because people have an extreme distrust in the corporate media because of the Iraq War because of all these things that have happened


    America is Resorting to False Flags to Start Iran War - Abby Martin
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    Beto not calling better anymore his name is Robert Robert Robert actually has a really great idea Joe he wants to tax non military families to pay for veterans Health Care pay for veterans Yaz not nice so punish the people who don't want to join the military very smart people who make the weapons influence the politician the military industrial complex how much money they're really making and saying hey look at you guys you made x amount of billions of dollars and look at all these guys that you know we have we have two fun we have to rely on Charities and we have to go and things like the Wounded Warrior Project and all these foundations that are taking care of these veterans when you're the one for property and yeah I mean that that's where the money we had that situation where a Dick Cheney who's the CEO of Halliburton was giving Halliburton no-bid contracts to go over and fix places that we bombed that's like what that is like a doctor breaking people's legs so he can fix them and he was openly talking about how we cannot stop that hundred and ten billion dollar weapons deal and then you should see the just the Glee on these people's faces I mean it was just it's just unbelievable how transparent it is that was a weird conversation Steve my friend but it's up but he was interviewing Trump and they were talking about the militant Trump was openly discussing how these people want to go to War II military industrial complex wants to go to war I mean Trump saying that you know he didn't want everything to do with this but that they want to go to war and so I could I get see Trump as a weird guy cuz he's a loose cannon that he says s*** like that that you don't mama would keep it is cards you know what height is cards but Trump hate him or love him he gives you glimpses that you're not going to get as far as like what kind of influence does the military industrial complex really have on policy change and in decision-making and whether or not they take action and he was openly discussing it to remove the mask because he talking out of both sides of his mouth I kind of stuff but on the other hand I mean heyerdahl the most rabid war generals and also just John Bolton I mean come on this is like a maniacal neoconservative who he was born so it's like if you don't want war with Iran graduated when you stop the fire at the last minute before it erupts and takes over the whole planet and that's what would happen if we actually did bomb Iran I think that people don't understand how precarious the situation is that Trump and these cronies have laid out not just is but came so close to being body oil tankers and I'd be the first one to put my body on the line there's a lot of people that were saying this seems like the Gulf of Tonkin to her like I do this at all there so many people that were like really kind of credible people who are openly saying this stinks like it just seems staged it so it seems like some some why would they do that why would I do false flag going on over and over and over again they're just trying so hard because they want to provoke Iran to the point where Iran will be forced to respond in this is after suffocating asphyxiating sanctions that has a better cost in people's lives and what is it for the folks around that I haven't been paying attention to this what is it that makes them want to go to war with Iran so we have to just look at what Iran it is I mean Iran just won its independence less than a hundred years ago and you know an Arab and a wave of anti-colonial struggles and we immediately the MI6 as well as he CIA instigated a coup so we always talk about how we want you democracy they had democracy they had a revolution of people's Revolution that was overthrown we overthrew Mohammad mossadegh and stated a absolute monarchy for decades and at the time it had the highest human rights abuses documented in the world it was pretty unique in that sense and you know you can only imagine why Iran is the way it is today and there was such a suppression of the left and of the Communist Party in Iran that the Islamic revolutionary Revolution happen in the diet who was the leader of that political movement and that's why Iran has the political system it has today but it's about the oil man it's always about the oil and it's always about the foreign domination of the region they hate that Iran is an independent country and doesn't bow down to u.s. imperialism and US capitalism and Iran also is allies with a lot of states that is real in the US and Saudi Arabia do not want it to be allies with you and the Hezbollah Hamas and so that's that's a big problem for the US and it's getting in the way of a lot of kind of goals in the region but it's really fascinating when you look at what actually happened because you know the nuclear deal was amazing it was huge Trump keeps belaboring the fact that Iran should not have nuclear weapons they didn't have nuclear weapons they never did and they were agreeing to never have them that was what the whole Iran nuclear deal but Trump just immediately rescinded that slapped insane sanctions on and now you know what sanctions every month just continuing to constrict their economy and even basically sanctions on threatening sanctions on China and India and other countries that actually do deals with Iran now to which is totally insane so once you do that and then you say you know you're hitting yourself you're hitting yourself why are you doing this it's like no you're doing this to them and on top of that John Bolton keeps saying you know there's all these unique threats coming from Iran we need to surround them with all these warships and they keep sending thousand more troops thousand more troops to your new position now and now the Drone right we're flying a drone into Iranian airspace and expecting that they're not going to shoot that down why the fuk are we flying a drone in Iran Iran food in here I mean it's just unbelievable the chauvinism in arrogance of the US to be doing all this s*** and then be like okay now you guys are belligerent threat we have to do something it's like know you guys are the ones in circling them and closing all of their you know basically just encapsulating their entire territory and threatening them over and over and over again basically hoping for something to happen and if you look back at the Gulf of Tonkin there was a guy who was actually on the USS Maddox the ship that was eventually attacked and got us into the war with Vietnam and he even said my dad was on the ship and he said we had no idea why we were there and one of the generals or captains on the ship just said they want us to be hit they wanted to attack so they can get into that they want to get into and that's exactly what's going on and what's sad is whoever's in the Navy Circle in Iran they're going to be the one to f****** die when you run does launch back they're sacrificing themselves for these generals and defense contractors profits know there's some reason to believe that Iran is not being honest about its nuclear program right I mean that was one of the reasons why it wasn't that what was the virus that the United States sucks at the stuxnet virus that they put on the Iranian nuclear program to kill it we're in the middle of doing whatever they do to uranium centrifuge I mean yeah. That was all so crazy it's cyber-attacks right attacks worth it effective do in stopping the nuclear program that was like a secret nuclear program that they were doing I don't know what exactly they I don't think that there ever was a nuclear program but I know that that was another crazy thing that the US did was basically inspect their thing and destroy all of this technology I mean basically all we need to know is that they agreed to not develop nukes and it was all agreed from the International Community and then from gets in there and just unravels at all and it's so dangerous because Iran would make a rock look like child's play joke and a full-blown War because I wanted to save lives all over the world why didn't you want to congratulate yourself because somehow he's still kind of appealing to this like non-interventionist line which is just fake to me because you don't appoint the most rabid war-hungry people to surround you and to carry out these policies if you don't want that to a certain extent where people were complaining that he didn't do anything people are upset that he was going to take action he didn't there was even though drown yeah about the Drone in about the attacking the oil tankers and that he was ready to launch then he didn't and what wasn't one of the fox guys it was talking about the consequences of taking no actions like Brian Kilmeade or one of those guys media is insane but whenever there's some sort of involvement they always want him to bomb and go to war it's pretty shocking I mean I guess not too shocking talk this Administration from the right whenever there's some sort of military involvement they always want him to bomb and go to war it's pretty shocking I mean I guess not too shocking when you realize the corporate media is literally subsidized by like oil companies and Banks and defense contractors


    Pete Buttigieg's Campaign Uses Fake Twitter Accounts - Abby Martin
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    Renee dresses work did you ever pay attention to know she was on my podcast and she detailed what the IRA did the internet research agency did in Russia and it was really fascinated it's set up like a fake black lives matter account and then they would talk about how as black Americans we can't vote for Hillary Clinton because of this and they started they've developed these communities these right really large online Pages weather is on Facebook or Instagram or whatever it was where they spoke ass like a southern separatist or as a Muslim and they develop these communities and they developed these communities and they would set up these organizations and then they would have events where they had one where they had a Texas secession event directly across the street from a Muslim Pride event and they did it on purpose so they would fight across the street from each of the organisers Facebook pages in these events and these people show up these people that are taxes that we should leave the young and you don't we can text as a republic and then the other people on what they want like Muslim riots and they want the Sharia law and they put them right next to each other during argument engineering fighting and the idea was that someone wanted this to this idea of promoting Discord that they wanted they wanted to f*** with our democracy and then they can shift it just a little bit by doing this by having these arguments by pretending that they're there for LBGTQ rights but they're really not the really just some Russians or just you know talking s*** and that this is what we need to do we need a group that alright I'm in Israel and Saudi Arabia do the same thing except how do you say his name but he has like a hundreds of sock puppet accounts that are all like propping each other up on oh my God I just saw it's like blacks for Pete buttigieg gays for Pete buttigieg like Russia and then of course you have the removal if you know accounts you have to remove old Pro Maduro accounts on Twitter why is it only that were talking about our so-called enemies that these are the people who are sowing Discord in fomenting radical discontent what about all the other countries that you know we do it all over the world what about all the other countries that are doing the same thing so if he really does have these sock puppet account so they're doing this they're pretending to do just fans that's that's some sleazy s******* sleazy mean dirty s*** you pretending your person who's just an independent person is supporting you and really just visit employee who's there for some propaganda by episodes and especially like the identity politics thing like all of the different groups in a marginalized group support you know it's all fake does he have a job that's what I'm confused like have jobs are they running for president president how can you the fucken Metros falling apart dudes time do you spend actually being married and she should hear that money back did they just want the book Deals they want to go on The View they were no reason to be relevant it's disgusting pretty gross that should be illegal Meghan McCain you really should be if you would really show that you should quit your job whatever you have and dedicate 100% of your time to doing that if you think that you could have that everyone knows what a grueling thing it is to run for president it is a f****** time consumed massive commitment to your energy how can you do that and also be the mayor of South Bend in a jumping on tables like Robert O'Rourke is all over the country it's a lot of work yeah there's no way he's the next Hitler he's mentally incapacitated yet they all jump in the race because they think they're the smartest people in the world so it's like it's like really they're pulling solo drop out do this is all to try to prevent Bernie from winning


    Will Harris's Crazy Francis Ngannou Stories
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    scariest moment I ever scariest but the most intimidating moment I ever have I was filming friends eating a banana and he didn't like it doesn't like you I was in the elevator with him and his mind we was in Pittsburgh when we DLC Pittsburgh Morocco fault David Branch back then and Francis came to support so they going to do Jiu Jitsu in a little workout room and Francis is like talkin to lose my opening in a banana and I'm like he looked a camera way. My boy my boy for that his Swagger how you was he when he had the confidence bouncing his shoulders like he was ready then he believed he was the greatest in the world and then see if I changed my room and I have my door open cuz I was like Catherine with a camera with your door open in the middle night edited cuz that's you know doing fight week you know how to embed it releases a series yeah I'm filming all of these fires and then I'm going back up to my room and I'm headed in but I'm already heading into my head that's how I'm able to get her slapping editing release it that fast it's like it's already done before I go to my room and I just have to go up there and put it together music everything I'm able to just I don't know how I'm able to do it is just some natural been doing for years so you have a deep and I've developed a skill set to it's easy you know they always say up where you put in 10,000 hours and some you become an expert I feel like I put in my 10,000 hours doing all types of different types of shoot stuff to survive and now this is my Arena this is my big stage remember that week Francis never went to sleep I would like bro go to sleep what are you doing with your door open filming him as well and it was just funny like just those type of memories what time will la time Boston time is midnight Midnight cuz he can't go to sleep early because he got a fight and that's one thing I discovered about the fight game like that and it does make sense Yu-Gi-Oh you find at 11 p.m. the fight game like that and it does make sense you do you find at 11 p.m. yeah you want to keep yourself so he just walking around the hallways big ass Francis in Boston stuff already


    Why Conor vs. Cowboy Hasn't Happened
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    but everyone's probably lock Coke you know what's crazy before I get it I think he's going to have some fun if you find a fight that's fun to get a hundred million dollars in the bank he finds a fight that's fun he's going to do it but the problem with him is 8 mean they wanted him to do cowboy and there was some talk about him doing a cowboy fight but he wanted to be a main event UFC wants main events to all be big-time championship another having no championship title online it would love to spend a day in a life with Dana White will Justin gate well I think that way but some people don't some people don't want to help other things get going but I'm promoting them what if you stop them on them and just really constant of Bellator in the channels gigantic now because you did so much UFC contact truth that's how people look at things tell me spiders that y'all never going to post what do they say about that I didn't get a not interested but I don't know it's weird because much love to the UFC because they give me a lot of access and I love every single person over there like Dean Klein and Heidi all those people I love them they treat me like an annoying cousin the great people I'm annoying cousin when I'm if I sleep you can only go to one as I can afford or didn't make sense like if I had to the funds I'll be at every fight week filming are you going to be in Vegas for the Jon Jones Taco San Antonio because I'm nominated for award against you for what the world MMA Awards best MMA programming I hope you win cuz I want a bunch of those and me you and bedded Dana White's Tuesday can Siri Contender series and an MMA hour I'll help you win against me how about that had to be I'll smoke weed if I did Virgo it's me you embedded Dana White's Tuesday can Siri Contender series Indiana MMA hour I'll help you win against me how about that had to be a smoke weed if I did


    The Reason Charlamagne Believes in Bigfoot | Joe Rogan
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    Journeys an unusual put Jersey has more black bears per capita than any state United States I don't know about the fact that I believe you cuz I've seen him myself there everywhere in her backyard to do is like a stream in the backyard and it would like coming in just grab fish out of the screen print kill the kid one Bear kill the kid a couple years ago walk on two feet do people's backyard at par if you see something if you see a f****** species like a moose Stompy to death why don't you believe in Bigfoot that well I actually did a television show where I went hunting for them, we're going to do a show called Joe Rogan questions everything we spend a whole week in the Pacific Northwest talking a Bigfoot Hunters we camped out there me and Duncan Trussell went and interviewed Duncan scientists and interviewed all these different archaeologist all these different people to didn't believe and did believe it wasn't real animal that one point in time yeah okay you don't think it exists. You believe that exist now would have caught one how it could lend itself when you believe something so much it becomes real right right I can see how it manifests itself I believe it existed at some point but I don't believe exist okay so I see how it could lend itself when you believe something so much it becomes real right right I can see how it manifests itself into things like Bigfoot


    Was Anthony Joshua Injured Before the Ruiz Fight?
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    did you hear about about him getting hurt before the fight I heard they had a anxiety attack knocked out that's what I heard we talk about Anthony Joshua is the promoter of Anthony Joshua and what I had heard was he got flat line to training or dropped and hurt bad and training and there was like leading up to the fight like very close to the fight with a week or so out what Jimmy went well went to Miami to finish the rest of his Camp after that really so that's what I think his dad was bitching about like Joshua I'm not a hundred percent certain but in the ring when it was getting into where you just like I told you he wasn't right for the fight he was you know they're supposed to reschedule the fight yeah they probably should have when you get dropped like that he's a bad motherfuker dude that guy throws combinations man Andy Ruiz has a bad motherfuker you don't people just get confused and they look at that belly if if you took all that fat away you saw what was underneath it and he fought the same way but he weighed 220 you go out and get a real job houses for 20,000 followers and then one night he had like a million I'm like he keep like trying to promote Snickers Snickers my everyday snicker snicker he want that sponsorship Snickers need to give him his sponsorship you like Snickers he's a big boy he's a big boy I'mma beat them worse cuz I'm going to be in better shape you can't box and I was like he was Olympic gold medalist he can buy a tax he can he can it's crazy how he got that old slave genetics he's got that Tommy Hearns frame tools I got giant Tommy Hearns where's all that leverett's all that all that pork he had so goddamn hard you look at a guy that has was he have like 40 wins 39 Kos or something like that if you had a real clock you hit stop are you hit start when he went down instead of relying on the referee 2012 maybe Tyson we got enough cuz you would have known that it was eight when it was 8 because the referee was saying a it was already 10 you know it was like 120 time he got to 8 + 9 + in Tysons it up Santa drawing been passed so technically by the counter Tattnall out of real counter tan natural 10-second count what is obligations to get up by the referees count not by a clock this is a f****** clock while these goddamn clock early on I used to document Tyson's trainer is Stacey McKinley after he got out of prison and waitresses and he was I used to always bring that up for Holyfield and him like what he was down 10 seconds I don't mean s*** about that I mean s*** we ain't nobody caring about that like date they don't use that as an excuse like he was true because he could have gotten up at 8 or 9 if they actually a real clock it's not like he was out cold and woke up at 8 and he was he was just Gathering his thoughts and try to get his brain straight


    Dagestani Basketball is Insane!
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    different is a different one you got Josie all do you know you got Max Holloway who's walking around 180 and get down to what I've never seen their like the beat he's supremely him and training him hit English getting better to a good thing for him like I think he and he's the next what man is so many stars brewing in Dagestan this is so many of them over there and they were with that if they have that mentality in there. Tough means it's just that that breeds more people like that you know Killers breed Killers you look at like Jim's like AKA right you know you've got Cain Velasquez Army age you know to go down the line they do Luke rockhold John Fitch Josh Koscheck I'm a f****** killers and come out of that Jim you got to see him play basketball in Dagestan when I was over there it's like one of my most popular videos where they trick they play basketball full game hours of basketball and then train for 2 hours and no dribbling but doesn't compute a f*****-up knees what do you mean by no dribbling come on look at this is the craziest oh my God play with them or why don't they dribble I have no clue any play for hours that's so it's time to train now so that they're warm up yet that's the gym could be trained for a different version of basketball will it run on the match with their shoes on these m************ are going to get staph look what is happening here this is so ridiculous is exactly how they was killing me and look after after I was just dribble or you just play their man everything but when I kept getting my knee started hurting to be with my brother you too big to be sorry something is going to be easy, just hold the ball up and jump boy that was taking my knees out each other till they saw the black dude when they saw the black Bill play there was like all we really not about to let you know that I actually had the potential to play professional he damned well looks like the floor is a regular basket is look how happy they didn't look at it that like that cuz the hold him down like an Auntie wrestler rest and look for BMA stopping and they're doing it on the map wait a minute so you are married people trying to get khabib off on why is this thing cuz you free up another phone so you can play he was out there shooting basketballs Vietnam just did it bro Francis the worst athlete he's not an athlete but I'm sorry if you can't if you stick for 5 and can't dunk a basketball what is he's got dedication to 1:30


    Did Cutting Weight Led to Marlon Moraes' Loss to Cejudo?
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    turn on the circumstance like a look when I was little karate style and then he was going to actually do I don't know what it was but he was freaking out I was just that this thing about Marlon is the Marlin is a giant 135 how many Marlin is so big I don't know how much weight he cuts but I know the California won't let them fight 135 again is California has that where you can't hydrate more than I think it's 10% or so you can blow back up back up so he did blow back up in a fight in California said no more 1:30 love you cuz it was very obvious that he's cutting a tremendous amount of weight he's huge he sees her like a comic book character so I think that he cut way too much weight and I think that that that contributes to his demise in the second round cuz he couldn't take Henry out size of a force of will that very few few human being could ever possibly understand I mean Henry has herself believed and distant a stainless steel will that m*********** just put it on you and I think Marlon outclassed him in that first round but I don't think it's sustainable I don't think you can keep that paste with that dehydration level and with what he's doing to his body to make 135 lb bright as mom goes to 145 then he doesn't maintain the same advantages that he has and cutting all that weight then he's the size of these God we are okay so he goes to 1/4 of something about guys like Calvin kattar that can flatten rind you know crack and he's tall and long and that s*** is not going to work on him the way it works on his 135-pound guys in cutting all that weight then he's the size of these God will okay so he goes to 1/4 of think about guys like Calvin kattar that can flatten rind you know crack flatlined and he's tall and long and that s*** is not going to work on him the way it works on his 135 lb guys


    Best Kickboxing: Thai or Dutch?
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    what's better that the Thai style kickboxing a Dutch just do better man the thing is like look at Ramon dekkers Ramon dekkers went over there and f***** everybody up in Thailand and he was their size it's the athlete but it's also how they Incorporated in but you know there's some great Tie fighters like big-time TIE fighter he had like two Pro Thai fights he had somebody into a doom a condom with writing Glory cuddling right hand the Clinton ko'd him like everybody stye in the duma's more of a kickboxer it's everybody it's it's the athlete but everybody stylist maritz maritz to just be in that wrestler who ground-and-pound doesn't throw many kicks there's Mair has to be in that you got that doesn't care that they get taken down it's just like who are you though ru-ru Demian Maia on the ground you know I mean if your Damien my on the ground. There's married to that style Union Maya his strangle the whole lot of world-class killers that they never even got a punch off on him and he would win on points and he would Aegis lablast you fight with a couple fight to go to I-35 to go he fought his name anatomy of a fire truck everybody Anythink it is all it is is my favorite I don't know how many f****** fight you had total was more than a hundred times and then a s*** ton of 136 wins yeah hundred and seventy-five f****** fight way they incorporate their style competing against the other styling there's merits to kickboxing I prefer the thai-style because I think there's a there's a real benefit to being really good at the clinch to be in especially it when it comes to MMA real good of the clan that needs the body of the elbows in the clenched and kickboxing doesn't allow elbows or knees the body but Racine world-class kickboxers that have, like like Cro Cop and I had tremendous success in MMA going from kickboxing and MMA in the prom in MMA like while looking Mark hunting and Mark hunt hunt Mark hunt Mark hunt really over 21 what is not right nothing is Mark still is he retiring last fight right who we lose to Willis yes yes Los tubos yeah I think so I think he's probably close great trainer he needs a platform to tell his life story cuz it's crazy and Rufus he just got back from Thailand he went over there he told me he's like I just got away from the game for a couple weeks and I came back refreshed you know he's a beast like I wouldn't want to get caught in a lie with Henry who is a big fellow to take me to the cage why I just complaining like complaining like me enough and he like quit


    The Time Will Harris Lived with a Sex Addict in Malaysia | Joe Rogan
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    and I did that for like 3 years like chasing it going to tryouts things like that sending tapes that two agents and things like that and it just didn't pan out nothing stuck and I had opportunities that I just wasn't the same player and I can admit that and I'm comfortable with that because I know I had a successful basketball career just didn't go to the level of where I made millions of dollars so after that man I was literally stuck after traveling around the world I ended up in Malaysia I was in Australia trying to procedure you don't want to know I ended up over here who want to know this is only a few people know this story so when you at your bottom you try to find something for Comfort I've never done weed or anything in my life but I was addicted till I only dated back then yes I was like trying to meet girls like just to try to find her some situation I felt like I feel incomplete online or whatever and I'm like one of my friends and Phoenix play basketball in Kuala Lumpur so obviously you need a visa to go over there so I'm thinking to myself like what's the the way I can get over there to Kuala Lumpur and try to play basketball so I was like online dating only remember what website was a good-looking guy I know how you not getting girls in America I do and whatever she was and I remember talking to her for about a month and I convinced that I wanted to come visit her but my whole intention was let me get over there try to find out what this team is and see if I can like try out for me some crazy s*** you don't do that today I did it back then so I went over there to laugh because I know people that know me is dying listening to right now if this is a true 100% store I get over there to Malaysia with no money I have $400 I got people to pay for ticket here I'm going to Malaysia to play basketball just lying to people right so I get over there this girl I don't want to say her name she might sue me but she pick me up at the airport she look exactly like her pictures beautiful from Canada everything so she take me to her apartment she got this nice apartment is like in the jungle child like I'm talking about the balcony I seem like little monkeys on the balcony right and then in Malaysia if you ever been to Malaysia I don't know if it's like that now the doors are high off the ground like 2in so it's like anything can crawl under the doors or whatever so that's the first thing I noticed when I got to Malaysians like this is some crazy s*** right when the jungle and the like what about snakes or bug remember asking his little kids when I first got the Malaysia I was like have you ever seen a snake like this are in his like yeah I seen the Cobra and all this stuff maioliche it but the back to her she trying to be a sex addict Yes Man listen because this is way before I ever decided to film for a living right I was over there the first day I got there like I had a good time with her then I ended up having relations with the lady and she turned out to be a sex addict so you know as a man I just flew all the way across the world to see this girl you sleep with her and then I'll have second she want to do it again and again and again and then when you like slow down let you know I just got here crying and going nuts and I'm like I don't know who this girl is Asia probably after a week she started to go crazy and complain about I'm not sleeping with her I'm in my I'm in my Prime my sexual peak and you don't want to sleep with me and I'm just thinking of myself like I don't know what the f*** am I doing over here in Malaysia like with his lady so I ended up meeting this black guy that she introduced me to that was like a hustler in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia and I saw her hanging out with him just to get out of the house and like living with me any money to go home oh my gosh I'm just stuck in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia with this beautiful girl that you have to f*** all the time first world problems right maybe she's just extraordinary she was like in her late 30s and I was in my early twenties so some girls are too and I came home and she said your stuff is outside like she text me I had a little international phone till I get stuff is outside I'm thinking like this is not working out so think about that imagine being in another country and this is not working out no money no money zero not a dime and the guy that I was when I told him what happened cuz I'm going to take you over to get your stuff you can stay with me until you figure it out I get there and all my stuff is outside everything she's not there she is done left whatever and I have some brand new Timberlands remember the boots Timberland Timberland and a house I have worn brand new door down like I was trying to get in the door I just kicked it and it broke like the little handle broke I got in and got my Timberlands left remember she text me she was like hey did you break my door I was like nah I don't know what you talking about I just left so from there I was I stay with Bobbi for like 3 weeks and Malaysia I was hanging out with him everyday going to parties and I'm like Brock I get home to America so I contacted one of my mentors going up in Australia's playing professional basketball in Melbourne named Richard Tucker shout out to him and I'll convince them to get me a ticket to come over to Melbourne because I was on bro I need some money to go home is like now I'm and I just get you a ticket to come to Melbourne I was like bro literally like I'm trying to go back to America I don't know what to but then when he saw me and I was like damn I really ain't going back to nothing so let me go heal I mean you can come over here and try out for the team you can try practice with us and that maybe my opportunity basketball he's one of the top players in Australia so I end up in Melbourne and I was in Melbourne for 3 months not doing s*** but going out practicing with the team that they was mid-season so I couldn't like making teen because they was already you know they think and then I end up getting stranded over there too because he left me cuz he cheated on his girlfriend and he had to go make up with her so he left me talk about I'm going to be back and then I was just stuck in Austria yo bro I need to get back to make new job no job no money nothing I'm glad I was young when I did all the stuff they get you a she bought me a ticket home she she went in her savings and bought me a ticket back from Melbourne to Honolulu to Las Vegas and I didn't know why I chose Las Vegas but I just chose to go to Las Vegas to you literally has zero money zero money how are you eating telling Jamie like I just seen the documentary on homelessness it was like four out of five people in LA county paycheck-to-paycheck I think it was like eight like or as four out of five people are like one $400 emergency from being broke or it was like 80% of people live paycheck-to-paycheck so I always tell people like if you ain't got to address you can't pay bills you're homeless no matter if you got a roof over your head you see all these beautiful moments that I do now or what anybody does does and they don't see the the story that ultimately LED you like what what ultimately turn to you do what you doing now so after Australian went to Vegas I was living with two strippers just I live with two stripper graduations again I live in Vegas with two strippers that worked at the Rhino Spearmint Rhino I met him on Craigslist for rooms to rent Jesus Christ, I had enough money like $600 to move into a room so I literally moved in with these girls and one day have you ever been in the Vegas casinos cuz this is like the climax you ever seen like the Megabucks slots sure so one day it was Floyd Mayweather versus Oscar de la Hoya so that was the year I was in The Mirage and I seen these two hot black girls and I text money in my pocket, honey there's some so I want to sit down next to him so I went over there and sat next to him it was just you know trying to shoot the s*** and I'll put a twenty-dollar in on this lot cuz you know you can get free drinks if you put in a slice so I just hitting it Talkington where y'all from y'all going to fight Baba blah and then one of the girls like hey you want and I was like okay yes $9,000 so let me give you that do you pay taxes on it later or the wrong social security number nobody's watching this is so after that I literally lived off that 9 grand for about the rest of the summer and I ended up moving to San Diego after that like I'm skipping some stuff but I moved to San Diego and that's when my life changed because I live in San Diego with your party in what part of San Diego in Vegas during the night of the Floyd Mayweather fight and just party with him at night and I just got his phone number one time and I was just you know staying in touch with him whatever and then he was like I live in San Diego who's in the Navy doctor bill and I literally said let me come out there one weekend. So let me just come out there and kick it with you over there because he was telling me how great San Diego was and I'm I went out there and I didn't leave for 4 years San Diego pretty awesome yeah I love San Diego but I was doing the same thing I was doing for the past couple years lost cuz if you got understand like athletes go through this now like I just did I just released episode where Ryan Bader on my channel and I talked to him about that like one of Gwen York Sports careers done a lot of people go to something else they lost and things like that and I was for about four or five years and it wasn't until I live in San Diego that I figured I was and I got it really do something with my life I'm literally a failure I got to have a college degree a graduate from college so it wasn't like I just didn't want that responsibility of having to do a 950 and things like that so it wasn't until I live in San Diego that I literally talked to the guy that I was living with him is like bro I don't know what Imma do in my life bro but I got to figure something out I was like near 30 and I ended up moving to Minneapolis back to Minneapolis and I got a job as a teacher out like a teacher's assistant they call that behavior system I was like working with kindergarten kids Jesus literally crazy life right it was like -20 degrees outside I was living with my guy my best friend and I'm I went to work that day and it was freezing outside and they literally still went to recess that that I'll never forget that it was like put your coats and gloves on kids it's time to go to to recess and I was like what do you mean we going to gym or outside the outside not whether it was just the fact that I was like what am I doing with my life I'm working with Kenneth then great rewarding job I'm like what it's nothing wrong with me right I'm physically able to do anything intelligent enough to do anything I'm qualified enough to do anything to a victim of circumstance just kept having it things kept happening in a lot of it is my fault because you just lazy right so March 3rd 2011 is the day I said I'm quitting my job I went back to my apartment my roommate he was pissed because I brought you always quitting jobs he was like what you going to do I'm going to figure something out I'm going to buy a camera do something he's like yeah whatever and we literally was sitting in the kitchen and it's little kitchen on the floor talkin about life cuz I was just tell I literally mentally broke off at Prop Hunt you act like I got to figure some out at Pell Grant was coming up I was getting my my tax returns back and I had enough to buy camera in the first came out was the Canon T2i it was like $800 and I bought a lens and I was it that was it to change my life and I literally spent like the next year shooting videos and garage is like cars coming up film in the wheels and I was just literally holding myself because back then when I had a camera in college digital cameras weren't even out into 2008 like these little style cameras so I had to relearn everything and learned a lot from YouTube and Vimeo and I was watching I had a creative eye in a mindset so I was just like I got to get the skill-set so I start doing rap videos for $50 a hundred dollars free you know I'll tell all these kids they message me now like bro I spent two years doing videos for free just trying to learn how to do this stuff everybody want to get paid for something and I'm like you probably don't deserve to get paid yet so I have friends shopping list organic like I was shooting it videos for and I was just getting better I was getting better and better and better and better and then like 3 years until I shot a music video Call Saks Fifth Avenue and see your editing this is where I'm at and I'm doing them on you editing on at the time I was editing on Sony Vegas old program now and it was cheap to buy like 90 bucks so I was able to use that like the move studio version that was you don't get all the little tools but you got enough and I had this cheap laptop that this girl bought me she lied and told me she was going to buy me a camera to end up buying me a laptop I was pissed off and I like the most popular camera back in like 2011 was like a Canon 5D Mark II it was like $2,000 I could afford that so I met this girl online Lily from Denver Colorado from Denver Colorado do you start your little love affair whenever you talk and he promised in it and I want to see you so one day she was like I'm going to come see you in Minnesota this is around the time I started and she told me she was going to buy me that camera cuz I was telling us like my dream, my dream, and I'm in my roommate rent in his room like look brother to the short film that was shot with this camera so she like kept telling me she had the camera kept telling me has cameras like the day she came I picked her up I had this little used 1992 Ford Taurus is blue and I picked her up the airport I remember I was like working rats can I get this can we finish eating all her music videos right cuz if you get this camera this time you are a shooting with a v d so I remember she like porches like his Day gifts like she put out the gift not like this ain't no camera box it was a brand new laptop and I'm sitting here complaining that I'm complaining about a laptop and I already have a camera with a she like give me this laptop and I was just like I could so she give you the laptop and get the Sony Vegas program and then I started editing with that and I had that camera 2 years I was in a girl I don't know that's a lot of that in my life and you like see her previous boyfriend and I'm like damn they don't want to like Napa Valley and take you to the movies damso for me if a girl get tired of you now they call it ghosting right it ghosting but back then ghosted that's what ghosts and was like all this guy ain't worth nothing let me get rid of them so she left in Minnesota is a Basketball Academy where I was there with a lot of pro basketball players or Semi-Pro a guy that had college experience and we just talk kids all the and I was getting paid you know $20 an hour $25 an hour per session to teach kids and I kind of made a Ruckus there to complain about this bro we teaching 20 kids and I'm only getting $20 how much are y'all getting for all these kids right but I mean that's just work right I shouldn't complain about a job but that whole summer I was just telling everybody in there I'm going to do fill my moving back to California I'm about to just do found cuz I had enough but now I have a part-time job and I'm able to do videos and I never forget one day I was telling a group of guys in there I'm quitting his job and I'm going to go do filming I just remember the look on her face like you know like the boy that cried wolf it's every man you ain't going to do anything but that drove me insane Joe doubt doubt drone without people doubting me that's what I needed I needed that feel when people tell me I couldn't do any needed haters I needed hate it and I'm going to go do filming I just remember the look on her face like you know like the boy that cried wolf whatever man you ain't going to do anything but that drove me insane Joe doubt doubt drone without people doubting me that's what I needed I needed that feel when people tell me I couldn't do anything needed haters I needed hate it


    Will Harris' Problem with Online Dating | Joe Rogan
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    Corsican bed with that weed money the weed money and now mushroom money cuz now Denver decriminalize mushrooms prostitution next probably cheaper than dating these days you excited to spend a lot of money on first date yeah Hasbro can you can do smoothie dates and Starbucks dates and you know you're going to spend five six bucks out of hibernation I'm 37 Palm Springs for the weekend get there I ain't trying to complain no more but as far as like cities of the vibe I love the vibe of San Diego and I love the vibe of Denver I love those City I'm leaning towards back to San Diego because it's still close to the Irvine other day when I leave here at f****** noon and we're not playing games I leave here at noon I get there I check in I have dinner I don't f*** around with that 4 p.m. traffic it's insane. It took me six hours to get down there once when you went to shop show and he had a special how early do know to put my s*** in checked-in checked out I didn't even stay there my daughter had a an event the next day that had to go to preschool so I was Rome at night what's the second show easy draft bad especially late late at night a couple Red Bulls in the truck I met his girl online in the middle of the night and just drove a girl online the middle of the day do that you don't need a book but just do a video about it do documentaries about how crazy that I used to film girls and interview him and everything about dating like what sucks about dating and things like that online dating is only existed for like like edits Wars forum 20 years right Ross warmest 20 years ago there was like a o l nothing on it I'm really chicks like all these successful chicks on searching for love that's scary because you don't know who you really meeting so I'm at this famous Online female trainer beautiful here in La she's very popular I'm going to say her name I met on Match.com and I got her Instagram and she you know exchange her Instagram do whatever so I read I looked at it looked at her her Instagram and she was doing like you know content but on a phone like in our living room doing like squat jumps and things like that and I reached out to her like we set up a date we going to go hiking Runyon do everything and I was like listen to look at your your your your Instagram page in your content to be able to help you out and give you better content she lost it I don't need your help I don't need your help you look like you need to help yourself like I'm like I'm just telling you that I can help I'm like why like I am a filmmaker I can help you do some content like she think she took advantage of her millions of followers and things like that this is very limited communicating with people on in a text but I think I could make them even better if we still would have taken the wrong way female Alpha females that you can't some girls have been f***** over so many times I think everyone's going to come over it's like a dog's but beating given pick up dog from the pound


    They Tried to Erase Bob Lazar's Past | Joe Rogan
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    now one of things has happened to you that has allowed people to discredit you was there's obviously been some sort of an effort to erase your past some sort of in an effort to erase your education history your employment history at Los Alamos in fact the only way your employment history was proven at Los Alamos if someone got a list a directory of the employees from the past and read into it and you were on that list to approve the workday even though people night and they were trying to use that as a way to discredit your that you never did work at Los Alamos you weren't real what was what was that like to experience men of course we're talking about the 1980s or 1990s when you could get away with something like that obviously there are a lot less allows records on computers at that time it was still file cabinets and folders George Knapp was the first one that uncovered that I mean he saw my birth certificate disappear he disappeared yeah it was no record of you being there was there was no record of that there was a model record his mom tells me about that like it was frightening for her he's got a real family you know he's real person is frightening for her but even the Los Alamos thing really surprised me and that they was so adamant that are the letters on the wall yeah I mean it was ridiculous but fortunately somebody came up with a 1982 phone book directory I mean and also originally I told you you know when I work there I was on the front page of the paper so they were still able to Archive you know brake bring that back from the archives and working here at Los Alamos oh there was at least something there but somehow George came up with the the phone directory didn't Bob took George with cameras into Los Alamos oh yeah we'll go in we'll meet people and George went with me and the Machine that was able to read the the size of your digits now this is back in the 80s and this is back in the eighties where when you discuss this people like this doesn't even exist yeah what was it away before fingerprint scanners and you know it and anything of anything any high-resolution scanner that time so what it was was a device that had a little picture of a hand on a glass plate with pins in it so you could Jam your hand in there and there was a bright light above it and a sensor underneath can you put your hand in there the light would turn on and it would measure the bones in your finger because the light Shone through your bones and apparently the length of the bones in your fingers are extremely unique and easy to measure and they use that when you put your hands on their the light would turn on in your badge would pop out there's a truth that's that's it and I tried to describe this to people and they said that is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard I said hey that's my badge came out of that thing I put my hand on it badge popped out and that's how I could open the doors and get into S4 and you know it and everybody discredited that they said it was bullshiting saw his science-fiction and Jeremy you found this I found it through a good friend of mine in Tyler rogoway and he had some good sources inside of Area 52 where they also use these for the stealth program right around that time so now I've got all these people that worked with in who you know said if you're in certain programs would we use this technology is kind of s*** actually didn't keep it for very long beginning of Biometrics so I was able to reveal it in my film I kept my mouth shut until I showed it to Bob you know the movie is first time he saw it was how you seen the documentary that's his genuine reaction see if he's telling the truth that's how I started the people yeah so yeah so to me it has a personally I get emails every day and people are tell me where these are used and how to use and send me photos of a lot of photos by Danny Matteson were used how they were you inviting another country but yeah that technology was used so what's so funny is that this technology even in the area 52 or they use them for Tonopah one of the guy two will go on camera when he will do an interview with me he was a technician for one of these at any hated them cuz they were really bad they always broke down and never and he was a technician form that he won't tell me where if he worked at Area 52 so it's probably Tonopah it's very separated Yvonne base but yeah so there was that there is your education record that was also like what happened with that well that disappeared also you know I've never gone I've never gone anywhere for Education I've never gone I never attend any classes at Caltech I never attended anything at MIT you did at 10 classes in those places I did attend classes in those place do you know anybody that you went to school with that is I do and have they verified that they went to school with you while I gave Jeremy some names but yeah the reason I don't say these names publicly is because every single time I meant name somebody gets in gay don't want to be yours yeah yeah of course but what what is that experience like seeing your birth certificate erased seeing your employment is frightening it's it's absolutely fine it's also the fuel that the Deep bunkers use the so-called are quotes Skeptics I don't like the term Skeptics unless I just probably cuz I really want his privately I think it's a sloppy lazy way to look at things to just be a skeptic objective and I think there's a lot of things you should be skeptical of I think you should you should look at things and look at things from a hard-line science perspective you have easily but the idea of Skeptics a problem with that is you're always looking for things to be bulshit yeah and I think that's dangerous cuz I think something's aren't bulshit confirmation bias on the other end you decided to take a square thing to put in a round hole no matter what and I find a lot of them to be lazy louder than to be lazy thinkers shirt cuz they're always putting it into that box instead of going instead of just separating their ego they're trying to playing a game and the game is calling bowlshit I want to call b******* and I'm going to line up all these reasons why it's b******* and I'm going to ignore anything that might be contrary to that definition yeah I'm going to catch him in something you know all on this process I found dr. krengel he came forward and said I was in security briefings with Bob Lazar the physicist at Los Alamos the record with me now the other people I talk with why won't they go on the record with me cuz still working there so that that's the difference right what is that what can the public have right even if they're not working there that you know they want to live their lives what means obviously people seen what's happened to you Mike Vick pain after 30 years if you look at all the information on you know concerning my accounts that's that's verifiable it can't possibly be able shitstorm anymore it's really way past that point you I mean that was my big thing is I mean how could I possibly know Mike Thigpen was the guy that did the security clearances to go to the big one of the guys that was a guy that you work with he said he did and and George Knapp you know jerk didn't believe him George put him through for polygraph test right he tried to see man this is a big risk it sounds interesting but let's see if he's telling the truth one things was Bob said there's a guy who makes a penny to security clearances for the base and that's a weird name it's a very specific for 30 years George found this kind of weird Department that he didn't even know it was my Thigpen the guy wouldn't talk to me ghost and Holy Ghost for 30 years use Facebook and Google image match through his children I was able to find him after 30 years and I talked him three times on the phone was on the East Coast almost run on camera with me confirm that he did security clearances in 1989 confirm he remembers Bob Lazar and what you don't know is there's a handwritten note that friend of yours has from Mike give it to you later but that is real that is actual so handwritten notices what Dave doing a security clearance for him and even though I'm like the UFO guy they didn't even the FBI come and visit my house and make sure that they talk about my friend and then lift a little card and when I wipe them to get away she didn't know who they were they left a little card is super cute now back then it was a handwritten note in his friend has it for him that you haven't seen in omigod Hudak AIDS so if you're listening car like a like a like a postcard a piece of paper that he left on the door saying when Bob gets back or whatever it says on it so it's just another little funny thing I found the guy he does the security clearances he admitted to me he did it and he admitted to me he was dodging George Knapp because when George said his name on the on the on the news he dropped his Fork into his steak and mashed potatoes or whatever and he's looking at his wife he's in trouble his name's never supposed to be out there like that just a security clearance guy that you don't want national attention associated with n associated with anything Bob has to say but anyway this unique name Bob said for 30 years in a guy ghosted George Knapp George could prove he existed he actually talked to me man he talked to me three times he almost died camera with me it's just crazy what what do you what happens after 30 years you just get more info


    Joe Rogan Talks to Bob Lazar About Technology, Evolution, and Alien Life
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    so much like we have different shaped aircrafts in fighter jets and cars they probably have different shapes of these objects that operate under similar principles bright. They all have the same power source also dealing with if you think about the laws of technological progression you know you think of Moore's Law and you think of how things accelerate you've got to think that of this civilization is who knows how many years more advanced than we are if not even years mean we're thinking about in terms of conventional terms right away with the way we look at the world that mean the day meet date might be just Superior in terms of their intellect they've got to be at a steam engine right and go to an internal combustion engine and then our nuclear power and go up the ladder that we you know if the stuff is true about the origin in the binary star system and they have heavier elements that we don't have and this element stable element 115 is a naturally occurring material maybe that's the first thing they started experimenting with and the version of their steam engine their first product was something that operated like this and actually when they came to Earth to look around or you know whatever they were amazed at the stuff doing these guys burn stuff and squirted out the back to go forward so right you know who says they follow any kind of normal progression like that I thought was if you went back to the Fourteenth and then you went from 1400 to 1500 not to see that much of a difference technologically if you go from 2000 to 3000 I assumed is going to be a radical change the death of the rate of change is magnificently higher used to be right so if you think about what they had in 1988 and you think about what they probably have in 2019 just logically seems like they would advance I would think so the only question is like are they living is that a living thing in terms of like a biological thing or are they some sort of an artificially created creation like we are working on right now me where middle of working on artificial reality artificial being sentient beings artificial intelligence Wisconsin this silicon-based life-forms they're essentially trying to create Boston Dynamics was it Boston Dynamics robots yeah synthetic they don't even need to be a machine so I assume these people aren't liar or crazy or whatever right that they'd have no sex organs and that they don't seem to have any muscle that is almost like a frame right and they have enormous heads I mean if you look at Australia pithecus or depictions of you know ancient hominids and then you go to human beings why things is bigger heads and weaker bodies while you see I'm clear progression of evolution to wear or something like that yeah I would lean towards synthetic organisms because it looks like it was made for a specific task there's no reproductive organs so I'm kind of leaves out any kind of physical Evolution emotions fear anxiety all these different things that exist in Force us into making sure we reproduce I mean That's essential there's a human reward systems that aren't necessary once they can figure out a way to make some sort of sentient artificial life some sort of thing that doesn't have his biological limitations that we have by the way these these craft all these different kinds of been reported to those confusing I was Spotify Sasha's what I heard Bob Lazar talk about flying saucer right but if you look back in history people have always reported the weirdest shapes like none of them are alike there are the saucers but you got cigar-shaped you got another top hat shaped you've orbs why maybe they're serving different purposes they're doing different things like weed use different tools and I want to be clear the reason I know that memo is real is cuz I spend a lot of time with dr. Edgar Mitchell 6 man to walk on the Moon last got it filmed before he died right that's how I know I don't want any journalist thinking I got him anywhere else I know because of dr. Mitchell and he said the same thing maybe these things are / 4 different tasks you know and that's why if you if you think about what an alien is in terms of are the sort of iconic image of an alien like they're Steven Spielberg Close Encounters of the Third time that the Third Kind alien they seem like what we'd assume a human being would eventually become right and if these things are tiny human beings are smaller than never been before they're weaker than they've ever been before and there seems to be a trend in that direction and this trend seems to be Amplified by our technological progression lack of Need for muscle strength in our lack of Need for violence and moving in a society to try to get away from all the things that we think are boring about human beings in the terrible behavior that we have if we one day do give birth to some sort of an artificial being like Marshall mcluhan's quote we are the sex organs of the Machine World you know that one yeah and that the quote is always one of my favorites because okay what are we doing when we are constantly technologically innovating we're constantly looking for a faster cars better computer is bigger screens faster more resolution more pixels more this more that higher bandwidth 5G 10g what are we doing we're moving into the stand back and look at what it is we're moving 100% towards technological innovation if you looked at the species from afar and if you weren't a part of it you say what is a species do they make things they make things better every year beehives the same f****** thing that you see 10 years ago you go by see a beehive it's amazing it's cool but they're the same f****** thing they figured out how to do it they make most talked about on my podcast that we are cyborgs you just carried in your pockets a phone that answers any question you want you can talk to it will give you the answers into the answers instantaneously good navigate to it has all your phone numbers in it as all your contacts you can get ahold of people people listening to through it it's connecting us in ways even involuntarily haptics that kind of yeah it's also getting on your wrist how many people have I watches Apple watches about it last night but I have a bit about it but I do about the integration between humans and Technology that's what would you do if you were a hyper intelligence right would you do the work yourself or would you create some cool things called like humans to do it for you would you create things that are cybernetic organisms to come in with machines and do it for you if you are hyper intelligence that has kind of changed like you've described you probably crate workers right now that's a vast conspiracy theory well I mean I don't think it's necessarily that I mean you could look at it that way but that is the way conspiracy theorists would look at it the way I would look it is like there's obviously a progression going on a biological progression there's some sort of an integration with technology there's some sort of imperative this need for technological innovation and inescapable everyone has it which and I think it's attached to materialism in some strange way because so many people work so hard to get new things and let God it's him so illogical preposterous what happened to persons on the rise but nobody seems to be able to stop it like why is that well maybe it's because we are the electronic caterpillars that give birth to the butterfly maybe that's what we're doing our job is to do is to make some sort of a cocoon and we don't even know we're doing it while we're doing it to think a caterpillar as well hey caterpillar what are you doing man just doing my thing is my job to make used to do that and make the jump to some sort of mechanized right that is fishing with a spear primatology wild rag that's impressive very impressive welders these primatologist believed that monkeys and chimps and some of the great apes are moving into the Stone Age that they've currently entered the Stone Age like they're not staying what they were a hundred thousand years ago or five hundred thousand years ago but they're actively using tools and they're experimenting with different different ways to use those tools and they're making tools out of stone and making tools out of sticks and they're they're using them well this might just be what happens this might just be what happens to me why we work so hard mean I was driving to La this morning, I had a doctor's appointment so I was on the 405 at 8 in the morning Jesus Christ like this is so crazy when you're on the 405 in La at 8 in the morning you see literally a million cars and also I'm in a Tesla so I haven't on autopilot so I'm there sitting I'm listening to a podcast I barely have my hand on the wheel I'm not touching s*** is cars driving me along I'm not even doing anything I'm just I'm just hanging out so much less please Bluetooth screen streaming from my phone and I pulled that podcast with came out today out of the f****** sky and I'm listening to it and I'm all comfortable am I nice little car just driving on my way to the doctor's office just irresistible stuff I like to have running from Jaguars this is life guy's life is running from crocodiles has not lived in the f****** suburbicon miserably some that are like that I don't think so I think I think what it when it comes we're going to embrace it where you embrace it the same William Bray cell phones the same we Embrace television just going to be a few holdouts think about sometimes when I get really high that Ted Kaczynski was a part of the Harvard LSD studies has been proven Ted Kaczynski they cooked his f****** brain when he was at Harvard and then when he went over to Berkeley became a professor his goal was to make enough money so that he could implement this program and live in the woods and then write his Manifesto and start killing people that were involved in propagating technology he was expunged from the Harvard logs by the way this is something my friend just called me about so there's this a private library and they used to print people's names whenever they were part of the university and he was one of the handful of people that were expunged from it I want to jump back to the one thing Joe I want to be very careful with that word conspiracy theorist what what I was what I was saying to you is that we terraform on earth right we terraform we change the environment we do all this Innovation what is stopping us from thinking that that's not being done I'm asking is I'm saying what's stopping us from thinking that that's being done on a much bigger level on a cosmic level human like aliens coming down doing that the human I'm telling you that there is something here that's there's a fact you know there's something there craft they're here they're not ours they're here so the question is what is that about and I'm just looking at what we do with what you're describing with technology and I think it's much more likely that the same way we observe chimps and we observe that they are now in the Stone Age that they're observing us and that they're recognized there is a pad there is a there's a steps that happened I mean Carl Sagan talked about the different levels of civilization and let you know that we don't get past certain levels we're never going to reach this height mean we're in type 1 civilization going to stay type-0 Waring polluting pillaging were awesome civilization in Ventura that other people have created right I mean even when you're driving a car and stomp on the gas like you didn't invent the f****** engine you didn't invent tires there's all these things that were in involved in the creation of this thing that is really outside of your grasp of understanding but yet you have the ability to use it like a person with a gun I'm just going to bang bang bang people invented guns with you without the intellect to craft an engineer and it and manifest these creations you just have access to them because you have paper or your big horn are you have whatever the f*** you using using a credit card now you have almost no responsibility you just you could just flippantly use these things which is why we we were very childlike interaction who we we haven't had to earn the responsibility we haven't had to earn these things that we've been able to have and you've only been able to have them because other people have innovated in spent ungodly amount of time and effort and focus in the lab to create these things and then they've all put them together and then what is the what's the reason to put them together profit but what's the reason why you doing that so you can buy more things what it what are we doing what are we doing we're making better things that's what we do that's all that's all we do is make better than chickens and food in the backyard do it when we decide to make that almost impossible I preferred way of living is his stuff everyone into a very small area where no one goes anything other than weed this is what La is la is 20 million people with hard surfaces is as many hard surfaces you can an acre backyard creation that we put on top of the Earth but the goal is that like New York City that's right you just got busy at Central Park and I just got zoom and s*** stacked up no one's growing anything and then constant work everyone up early go go go anime progress make that money so you can buy more things and every year hey Apple where's his f****** new phone as if your phone isn't good around it's all gone know that you know the 10,000 years and the Hoover Dam goes or whatever you do Mount Rushmore disintegrate so it's amazing cuz we have created that and everything trying to spring up through that we keep it maintenance down but we're we're Blankman something hits but we don't think that way what you want what you need right now you know what it's we are in many ways is combination of this weird primitive ape-like thing with the ability to calculate and manipulate our world and our environment that makes us holy unique on top of that with existential angst and end in fears what you do with that with his Watertown antidepressants that keeps him moving worried about the future of the trying to figure out what reality is a goddamn convertible spaceship switch and this life will be born out of innovation and thinking and progress and technology and more than likely it's probably going to be what we're seeing that these things are that you're observing I'm not observing in but yeah I guess I don't think they are us but I think they are what happens when things keep going as not us just like we are not monkeys right all right I'm not a champ there from here is your idea no no no that this is what happened to all over the Union right yeah toast is what happened you know I went to see Brian Cox's he has this amazing live show with Robin ends with a d d have these led screens is huge screens with high-resolution depictions of the cosmos and won the most mind blowing things was he has this large-scale image of the universe and shows all the individual Galaxy the University of just keeps moving through all these galaxies in three dimensions and it's f****** incredible but what's stunning is the relative uniformity of it even if you know it me you're obviously looking at an incredibly small depiction of something that's immensely large like a galaxy of hundreds of going to start you seeing it as his little. But this little. That's flying through space surrounded by other little darts with very similarly space distance is a homogeneous uniformity in that form in terms of like the distance between galaxies so many galaxies is so it's so similar they might vary slightly and that's slightly might be hundreds of millions of light-years right but but but there's so much uniformity why would we not assume that that uniformity exist pretty much everywhere and that all these things that you're saying that are so similar you do see binary star systems you do see single star systems lights why would we not assume that that uniformity exist pretty much everywhere and that all these things that you're saying that are so similar you do see binary star systems you do see single star systems Lexar one time was a binary star system


    Joe Rogan on Sugar Sean O'Malley Being Pulled from UFC 239 for Failed PED Test
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    Eddie Bravo on today tainted supplements it's it's these nuts studies are these new tests that they have they are so f****** extensive they catch s*** that you did years ago crazy and if you took a tainted supplement with something that has zero performance benefits years ago it can still show up in your system where is that used to have like I would be out of your system in 6 weeks especially talk like a gym Professor like there's a lot look there's a lot of cheating in professional sports lot of cheating in MMA a lot but less than they used to be because of you solder and Nowitzki and what do UFC's implemented 100% but supplement their dirty business I know this firsthand from on it from being one of the owners of Aunt not even supplements tainted with things that are illegal when we first started making Alpha Brain we we had it independently tested we get all our s*** third-party tested and we're like What the fuc in there will turns out when you get stuff made like say if you have a few put together some sort of a pre-workout drink and you want to have vitamin B12 and all these different things in it you get those mixed by a third party lab this lab mixes at all for you we don't know what the f*** they're doing and your creatine which is like you know what is that some kind of steroid I don't know what it is it some kind of steroid I was talking to the bodybuilder Mike Rashid about supplements cuz he not obviously he a bodybuilder and yeah he has a company I think he he works for Trifecta to or something like that and I was just like how do how does that happen like these tainted supplements and I interviewed him about Emma released it one day how he goes into it but you know what bodybuilders they catch flak because they bodybuilder he got to be on something but these guys know that he has a legitimate business I'm sure he does but most of them are on something like if you want to get to the size of like a Lee Haney you don't get that big without steroids it's not a human-sized you know when you get to like you know you just go back and look at like Franco Colombo my favorite song add body without steroid what about what about Francis Francis ngannou


    Joe Rogan on Khalil Rountree's Transformation
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    I do wish I get I can't wait till I get to a point where I can have the resources to go film a lot more content because I love doing this like I would love to go to we had Khalil Rountree on and I had commented on it on a comment on YouTube like I would love to do anatomy of Khalil and Tylenol hook it up I would love to just blow over there Tylenol in your Khalil now I never met him he's amazing did the transformation that guy's made as a fighter from when he went to Thailand he back there now is in Bangkok he's a beast man that Eric and I was like holy s*** I've ever seen when did this guy OUC is earlier fights and you see this wasn't talking not go confidently lost right yeah he lost a Johnny Johnny Walker Johnnie won't-he winner reinvented yourself against them with one of these and show them and you know he would just said okay I have to really learn Muay Thai in so f****** I'm going to Thailand to Thailand and I wiped followed his Instagram Journey footage and it needs just fell in love with Thailand and then he came back from Street Fighter in this world class fighter will do that too but the the difference between him in what this hard set to say right cuz the go contact you fight was real quick he just cracked in the left-hand and Cleo's very fast and then see him getting killed by Johnnie Walker but then the see the transformation I'm like what the fuc the kicks man it was the kicks that is he put it all together and he was fighting thai-style it's like he was one more than most representative of Muay Thai I'd ever seen in MMA call is other fighters in many parts of his butt see that the transformation I'm like what the fuc the kicks man it was the kicks that is he put it all together and he was fighting thai-style it's like he was one more the most representative of Muay Thai I'd ever seen in MMA


    What Will Harris Learned Staying with Khabib in Dagestan | Joe Rogan
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    and that's the thing like MMA fans are fickle right they like what they like they don't like they like it's only about three or four Fighters that can get a lot of views but on YouTube that's why it's that way with everything and people are fascinated like I'm lucky enough to know a khabib right or somebody like that like I didn't know who this guy was until Rashad Evans was like yeah let me introduce you to my Ally and then I meant I'll leave filming some henzo Gracie stuff for him I like you man let me put you together with my fighter could you know who could be because I was like is that the kind of fall Michael Johnson I didn't know who could be was just like I think y'all will be a good fit cuz the way you do stories and stuff like that I think you'll hear like you and you like him and I literally met him of January of last year of 2018 in Boston when Francis feisty pay invoking was fighting DC and that was the first time I ever met could be even the rest is history of them up there he was going to fight then I found doing a whole Connor Fiasco Al iaquinta then I went to Dad's then I went to Dagestan what's it like intense but it was it was beautiful because people try to scare me when I was supposed to go to Dagestan like I got people in the UFC that was Leo be careful over there I'm thinking like I went during Ramadan last June at the end of Ramadan and did you have to observe while you're there so I could be wanting me to come during like the last tail end of Ramadan right so I went over there by myself Gwen and got my Visa in Miami and went over there just got my ticket and I went over there I remember the first day I got there I was in like Customs for like 2 hours cuz they couldn't speak English if his little Airport Inn in Daggett and Kirby was outside and he wouldn't come in the airport cuz he to famous right and it's in the middle of the night and I remember when I first got there it was just checkpoints everywhere when I got there I would like drive down the street person with some guns I'm like I cooled it we're on our way yet but this is Dagestan and I ended up getting to this this I stayed at his uncle house I thinking it was just a beautiful moment why no one's ever seen them I'm observing Ramadan the whole time I was there I didn't eat I didn't drink I did exactly what could be eating them did because I think a problem with us a lot as Americans this week take our culture somewhere else and I wanted to observe day coaching really see what it's like and I was fascinated I wanted to know why women covered themselves and I asked all those questions all that stuff is in the documentary now when I get all these millions of people watching these videos the most common thing is or where is the women at and I'm like why these people so obsessed with what and I literally went into that like I asked when you when you live in a mare you don't point a camera at these people like I've seen women you just don't point a camera time is rude right and that's like them their culture and their culture to explain this to you a couple people over then it was just like queens and we cover them because in a Kiwanis that you know the man is weak to so they don't want their woman to be looked at by other man I think that's the word I was looking for so you just cover themselves up in our culture do you know that may be weird but I respected like what they told me it made sense it literally made sense where it was just like listen we don't let another man look at my wife right I'm not going to bash on that culture because I feel like that silly a woman can do whatever they want to do that's just how they feel how do you know about ICU women I seen some beautiful women to oz in Dagestan so it wasn't the fact that I didn't feel many women I seen women but they explain to you when you go here when you cannot film The Women film another man's woman like I think I talked to Chris Wyman once when I was at his gym when I was doing a La Quinta he went to chechnya yeah and he told me a story I think to chechnya and he was telling your story of like he accidentally touched a woman's hand and they like literally got on like you don't touch another woman you don't touch a woman's hand over here cuz that's bad on her right Brian and I was like damn that's crazy cuz he said he was just like reaching out shaking people hands and human instinct that's different culture over there a woman can't touch another man's hand so yeah from chechnya the leader of chechnya he's like really into MMA right now bro you know what's crazy is that I don't know anything about the guy or his politics or anything but I know that he obsessed with fighting right I know Tyrone Spong been over there and the other day and they went up they went over there to chechnya him in a Mendes Brothers Jimenez Brothers had like a seminar I did like a preview of Chito Vera and he was talking about in there like a did a Jiu-Jitsu match in front of some Oleg Arc over there like it's crazy right like a teaspoon over there for that yeah I mean sisters fighting been in Dubai how many times what you doing over there speaking things like that I mean when you want it the most famous I think it's like top 15 most famous athletes now but for sure and definitely most famous Muscle Man please yeah yeah so I mean he's the only UFC champion who should be undefeated if it not for that one lesson f*****-up disqualification sorry what you throw at them. I just feel like to see his pedigree where you from it's nothing that's going to break that guy it's not you can't what are you going to do it I just don't think it's nothing you can do after going to Dagestan and seeing how those people live and how that they're they're cold and they're at their values and probably just how strict the faith is over there right and they tie and everything they do to their faith Ali was like I'm not going to lose because of all on things like that and I truly believe that after seeing light just a camaraderie over there the gyms a train in the mountains everything that makes this guy is nothing in an octagon that someone is going to do like there's going to be could be like everything can happen if Luke can happen we see it all the time but I just feel like mentally there's nothing that's going to break a bead like if I feel like it if he ever in a situation where you had to tap he wouldn't like you would he would just have to put them to sleep cuz I just don't think that's possible like to beat him I honestly feel like you can't lose I just don't see nobody beating them I just I've been in locker rooms or Fighters and you got a butterfly feeling and things like that like when he fought Conor and I was in the locker room cubby was FaceTiming his people in Dagestan laughing and Xavier right when Tony Ferguson was fighting Pettis he like hitting mitts with Xavier computer looking up the screen Javier's I don't care man it's a different level he always said that's like his favorite thing that's a different level that's what I love about him and it's like people are obsessed with the fighter I like to be with a person and that's the thing that I get out of this anatomy of a fighter is like just hanging out with this guy but like if you ever watch my shoes I never talk about our God fight coming up like if you ever watch The Nanny fight is not about your opponent it's just about your life because I felt like when I created it I feel like these organizations wasn't promoting Fighters all the way and not yet they going to promote the top fighters and things like that but what about the guys that are two-in-one in the UFC not ranked like they own the UFC like they make a cut out there a couple fight like what do they have left after that and I was just fighting let me cry the series instead of a documentary and just continue to build this and follow these guys lives and that's all I really wanted to do it was no hidden incentive where I was like I'm going to make millions of dollars off this end up on the Joe Rogan podcast it was like I love following these Fighters and telling their stories because it's sort of like similar to my journey you know these guys are what was the guy that just fought Duran win in Greenville Eric spicy or spicey or whatever his name was he tweeted like I had he just got bigger fighting tonight right here like I had 2 - 270 in my bank account I've been here Joe so that's why I get the passion out of doing it cuz I've been there with these Fighters at this point in my life I paid for Fighters flights and hotels because they couldn't get a hotel like these Fighters know that somebody's Fighters know that to where I'm able to help them and I'm spending this all on my own breaking myself so I'm to me I'm just thinking to myself like you doing this for specific passionate about it you want to tell these guys lives and I just really wanted to offer another glimpse into fighter sliced other than fight week if you flew to Phoenix for 3 Days To Do comedy get a hotel and you know how expensive flight likes to imagine me fun in this on my own if I want to go somewhere for 3 days say Daddy put me like above a store and she told me he gave me a key if I brother lock this door at night brother if I don't go outside do they speak English couple people did a couple people ask you questions they ask me question is the Conor McGregor popular cuz it's something like that and they just watch anything could be related you got some crazy fans and how many people live in Pakistan I saw some of the videos of people celebrating when he want his f****** crazy run we had to drive I 2 hours to get there oh really yeah like we had to go on the board as a Chesney I had to get another Visa. Just to get through that checkpoint I never get like we got through the checkpoint and they like we have to all give them our stuff and then Kabhi Kabhi will I get out to do was like get out the army guy with his gun and then I get out and I'll come around the car and could be was like right the hell y'all bout to do I call like a bad case of diarrhea while I was over there cuz I eat nothing but meat I was trying to do keto while I was over there and listen the toilets are just a hole in the ground you have to squat squat and pull the strings like we was driving from his village at the that was like my last night there and I was destroyed I was like eating prey and all that stuff like you know how and I remember like I was suffering and could be like fill me with his phone laughing look at his brother look at his brother he's about to shoot his self and I remember getting back to the place where I was standing Dagestan oh my God I probably lost 8 lb it was crazy music crazy experience man it was a crazy experience in my life 9 days yeah because when you in this type of energy everybody materialistic we all want nice things want to live in nice places want to drive nice cars I do most people do want to live nice and comfortable and I saw just how happy these people was just living their lives like I went to his village I went to his Mountain Village and I was in the city and I saw these people were just happy and maybe on on the outside they was happy and maybe they was dealing with other things that we don't know about but saw family Miss Brotherhood and I had a little bit of respect for their culture like obviously with Islam and things like that is so many different sects that makes it bad just like what Christianity in people in the Catholic Community in the priest and everything and that's my experience with the Islamic community being around could be so that's the only thing I can go off of and obviously everybody see Muhammad Ali and he praises and things like that but I had a new phone for just the simpleness of of that like a babe I thought honestly could be was going to retire after he fought Conor cuz I talked to him a little bit about that and he don't want much but it's the biggest the biggest fight ever so at the last email I don't know what member they took his check right but obviously he got a lot of money for that yeah they gave him a $4000000 check million-dollar check and then obviously they had to pay per view point so feels like if you got anything out of this whole thing what would you want I'd like a camera let's get a new camera so I can shoot some movies or something right that's literally the low expectations I had out of making the series right especially when it was a documentary I was just like man maybe I make this documentary put it on Netflix and Amazon for free about Fighters and now looking back on it the stuff that I have captured on them hard drive I can sell a documentary from millions of dollars I think I got amazing footage amazing footage I got the whole Connor thing that I got like that that tape is like 20 minutes nobody's ever seen it I have it no one's really seen the whole thing like I got kind of when he first ran down the tunnel I could I seen him from a distance


    Will Harris Filmed the Infamous Conor McGregor Bus Video | Joe Rogan
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    who is The Man Behind anatomy of the fighter if you ever seen any of those videos like particular the most famous one was when Conor McGregor threw that Dolly at the bus with khabib nurmagomedov was on it and it became a huge part of the promotion which I thought was weird that it was this shameful act right that he did that mean really awful cut a bunch of innocent people that were on the bus but they use it over and over and over again that was your foot including me you know I was telling a friend of the day was funny no one has ever heard this but when it happened I sure could be at the back of the bus cuz he was had a smile on his face and I showed him and everybody else on the bus that I actually called kind of doing it cuz they didn't really know it was Connor right so remember could be looked at the footage I was holding the camera and he was like brother you can get paid from this give me some money he deserves this and then I gave it to the UFC to use for embedded and I thought it was that was just sitting They promoted the fight with and I'm like damn I should have just leave my head to the right and got hit by the dolly so I do not have to be doing it you know GoFundMe than s*** what what you should have done is ask for money for it that's video footage was it turned out it was very valuable because it's set up the fight which also set up the post-fight brawl I mean much that was involved in him throwing that Dolly and you caught that video they played that s*** over and over and over I was actually kind of shocked that they did that because at the time will I woke I might go to jail that was that was like legitimate assault they use it the next day I was like damn you think all this is my moment every everybody has a moment and unfortunately the UFC promoted it and shout out to them because they've been nothing but good to me I can't say anything I still wish I would have got something you should have got some for me everybody has a moment and unfortunately the UFC promoted it and shout out to them because they've been nothing but good to me I can't say anything I still wish I would have got something you should have got some


    Andrew Schulz's Beef with Ticketmaster | Joe Rogan
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    Chucky got the DNA test okay can we talk about how f***** up Ticketmaster is real quick yeah you want to talk about $16 in servicing for a service charge for the first time Nigerian the processing fee for Ticketmaster how much you getting off of that and getting paid to f*** you what do you mean the game is data now any business and data is not how many followers we have an Instagram because they can take your account away in a second how many Subs do you get on YouTube cuz I could throttle your search we could see that happen all the time if direct connect to fan right and with Ticketmaster is done is there you're taking psych they get your email they get your dataset they get all your fans in exactly your fans are when somebody else talk to him and he's like yeah we got to just create another one of these we got to create another system that gives all that data to the comic why is the middleman even there we could create a way cheaper ticketing service that gives every one of those emails to a, can it cause you to do back in the days by putting a comment cards on the tables and you collect them afterwards you get an email list for every time you go to Idaho and email it for every time you go to New Jersey and email after all these different prices who's getting everybody's motherfuking email people wonder why whenever Kevin Woodlawn Chinese social media sites he get all of these crazy followers immediately it's because of that road work he put in in no time because that everybody have before anybody AR top to bottom on today on Live Nation and Live Nation on to that you should have complete vertically integrated so if you want to play The Garden or whatever the f*** it is right you go to process your tickets the only way you do is perform here to do with our promotion companies rely definition and have to use our ticket processing fee and an hour then you actually on the venue now but here's the thing there's a handful you guys are good to play those venues now I think the podcast now shows are 300 people there's going to be thousands of comics that have 300 fans and the venue where we perform is not imperative that it's this specific one could be a comedy club I could be a whole it could be some Conference Center it could be anything at the Airbnb different man it's on the same I like podcast but this we're just people talking differently when you plan for an audit is performed for them and it becomes has weird ideas and issues like you're talkin to that delicate right there when you doing it live it becomes a different thing but it's a different thing to stand up is way better way it's just way more fun with this right it's like you can have a direct connect all your fans I should have direct connect to all my fans right we should be able to even the venue should have it as well why why do we why we giving away all the Dana company that's really not I know my age is going to call me right after this when does that money go like it cost $16. Email and when you're at these venues is put it up on the Jumbotron to be like your email me after the email me after the show and and already start aggregating the emails and then if you want to get real crazy with it you have a boy of yours it like what's a my buddy Akash right hey I got your about to go into her you'll want you to do is my dataset man they're going to know you from doing the podcast Me Maybe you could not want to see you is like we get to empower each other for that s*** specifically about data the latest updates and news and Alex you can click know yeah but you would click yes if it was us and it was somebody who are investing going to see you just don't want Ticketmaster promoting random events is it okay if this company just start selling my email address cuz that's what they did at 52 if this company just start selling my email address cuz that's what they did at 52 yeah everybody that's coming out of your shows is coming out from this podcast has a Ticketmaster and if you use a different email service or take any service they would come out with that one


    Joe Rogan | OJ Rapping and Women Who Love Killers w/Charlamagne & Andrew Schulz
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    who sang did you see that we I thought maybe I would or some like that he was like OJ will be doing stand-up in 3 months do you watch those video does Hannah mean he's going blind 71 years old at the DMV sent that dude amazing with all the 25th anniversary of the f****** Bronco Chase so you think that he didn't just want to be in the news I got was a strategic move and he doesn't he doesn't know how to just let s*** slides or somebody makes a parody video he's doing his Twitter hello Twitter world and then someone's got a police in the background he got mad and he GM's that person who made that video I'm going to cut you I don't think I think she said I'm going to cut yeah yeah yeah Miami God damn naked girls in a riding away with killing you two people for too long bro crazy b****** will still f****** broke the women that like me people in jail and until I get married to them in jail about its the one killers in specifically want killers that kill women what is it that's the thing with some women with really f*****-up women they they're attracted to men who kill women goddamn the girls want to get choked they want to see if they have the ability to even do it no I think some girls have this Primal need to know that you can kill them good why you got control over their life you really have what you're holding their neck in the controller to your brain right but it's also that someone doing it to you while your motherfuking you guys go for the whole choke cuz what I do with his I like put my hand there and then I kind of just tents my form but I don't really squeeze the fingers cuz I want all that stuff is kind of like so excited but she like a lot of choking hello Mike. Hi Richard Ramirez used to have girls visiting him Manson that was married when he died a lot Hilton Head charm you must have something is always been amongst that group of people eventually it becomes part of equipment really should have a following 500 followers on social media is pathetic in real life


    Bob Lazar Explains How the Gravity Propulsion System Inside a UFO Works | Joe Rogan
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    tell me some of the stuff that you read that you don't know is true I mean if the stuff is true about the propulsion stuff I mean anyway Heaton what if you rent what it would what you saw two and you know what you talkin about I got to poke the bear they were you know there was talk of weapon systems that they were different project project Galileo project sidekick was supposed to be weapon applications of the craft project Looking Glass had to do with time any effects of time in the craft now I don't think we're not talking about making a time machine like in science fiction but we're talking about you know small distortions intentional distortions of time and how that can be used you know as a not as well it was part of what weapon Pro how are you informed in this just a small briefings that I read but again I don't really like to talk about those because I don't have any information on him and it was just you know small breathing really told Commander favor that what he saw might have been a time dilation and not F-18 approaching at he said that he described it as a ping pong ball in a cup and shaking it back and forth it was moving that fast obviously if there's anything inside there it's going to be battered to hell but you know my point was was that when one of two things either there's a gravitational envelope in there which negates any inertia affects or you are seeing through a gravity Distortion field so you know just like you're looking at a hot highway and you see you know what's an optical Distortion going through their will the same thing happens in gravity and the craft may not actually be moving like that it may just look like it because you're seeing you can only see it through the field so it may be making much more gentle mode I'm not saying that's it but it has to be one of the two and nothing shows up 60 miles away they noticed it on radar 62nd after left Commander favor but it was at his cap point which is the next point he was destined to go to 60 miles away and in 60 seconds on radar the same object ends up there so it's going a mile second no I think the radar just picked it up in 60 Seconds play different lens cleaner race around it random play at the Spy one does it really cool you didn't do the whole Loop anymore though that the crap moved to his next location before he knew where his next location was going to be Jesus and that I mean that's well-documented so that's that's a pretty shocking piece of information that you were discussing this the way this reactive worked and that these things were not really connected no nothing is connected there's no wiring at all that freaks me the f*** out charger iPhone wireless electricity through the sky in Westinghouse electric the f*** out of here with that like when anybody could just pull electricity out of scam eater we probably wouldn't have computers you think yeah I'm pretty positive I mean forget about micro-electronics well this is dumping huge amounts of electromagnetic energy in the air and yeah we be able to wirelessly turn on our light but there'd be no radio communication the interference would be something we could would be overwhelming it would induce electric currents and anything with a small wire on it so integrated circuits transistors would be disintegrated before they were even in home stood for operation so it it would it would have stopped it be great you can turn lighters on and heater is from all over the place with no wires but it would stop modern electronics and if we became dependent on it would almost be like our dependence on fossil fuels although it's destructive it's very difficult for us to get off the nipple it would have changed the course of how we developed which is so interesting when you talk about it a civilization of the star system didn't even start with fossil fuels they had 115 to be on their planet and they're like cool anti-gravity is pretty awesome well the fact that they didn't have important that that actually happened it might have been stopped in its tracks for a reason and it's just I think it's incredibly difficult for us to imagine technological progression under another timeline of the one that we've experienced yeah that's difficult if we imagine what this alien race must have been liking I mean just did to be able to see something like mean obviously we've seen it in different life-forms right like we see the life of certain beetles in comparison to the life of certain fish very very different existence very different life cycles octopus but we don't see it in terms of technological innovation as we're the only one that's intelligent that can innovate do we have intelligent creatures but they're in the ocean the only singer like us are dolphins and orcas and well and they don't have the ability to manipulate their environment and subsequently because he'll have the ability to manipulate their environment we put them in fish tanks and I'm really getting the tank do some tricks right you know the only thing he saw in the crack if we are considering Bob Story the only thing that you he's on the craft that he related to that look like a human could make was this honeycomb hatch and I would love that because you're like obsessed with this thing that you could recognize other I only focus on that because it was the one thing that I understood how it worked and it was it was the access to the level below and it was will you know if you take a six-pack of beer and you take out the cardboard dividers set it on the table you can put a lot of pressure on the top but if you push it from the sides it collapses flat so it was something like that in a honeycomb shape that was essentially some sort metal and you could walk on that an upper layer but if you took the corner stuck your finger in and pushed it collapsed and Mater and entryway. That was a really unique I've never seen that before and it was the only thing in the crap that made absolute sense to me either that we can make that and all that is a hatchway was there any discussion about the materials that were used to make the craft I'm sure there was but that wasn't the Metallurgy division has nothing to do with us about the materials that were used to make the craft I'm sure there was but that wasn't the Metallurgy division has nothing to do with us so you never going to not even though I don't even know if it was a metal or it was ceramic it's I think it is a fine line between the two


    Bob Lazar Says UFO was an Archaeological Finding | Joe Rogan
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    well I'm not believe it or not I'm not into UFOs I don't follow stories or you know know I'm fascinated with the technology and it really irks me like every night I go to sleep that you know I don't that it was my own doing essentially that that prevented me from continuing on in the in the project I mean it that to be on that Cutting Edge of technology is so boring to me by the same token I don't really care that there's aliens or where they come from I mean the prize is the technology and that's what I'm fascinated by but I don't listen to UFO stories in that sort of thing but George Knapp is I mean he's the guy that has the contacts and tries to thread everything together and what he recently told me is he found I do is either documentation or people that he spoke to its at this the existence of this project the project it's something that they seem to take out every eight or ten years so that's a very specific memo and this is actually this is the first time I'll be very clear with people. It's a big topic of conversation right now it's called The Wilson memo and can look it up Admiral Wilson met with a scientist whose actually was featured in one of my films everybody has been debating whether or not this document of a conversation with it within I brought the time is a real document it's an actual conversation that happen in this document to every wants another world is going crazy right now the UFO World I'll tell you straight up right now I'm in the position to know and it is a real document that it is real so the conversation you read in that that conversation was had I can't attest to Epic Loot you're not being very clear there was a document that is circulating right now that is really big it's going around everywhere we're asking them what is this talking it's called The Wilson memo is what you how you can find it online there were the Wilson leaked the Wilson memorandum of human bondage meets with this scientist and they have this discussion oddly enough that special projects at eg&g and if I remember the document from 2001 I'm telling everybody right now it's real and we'll see my history is pretty good with lights it's really not right so here we go. Here comes out they needed eg&g special projects in 1989 they take stumble into a problem this happens they put the technology away and then they bring it back out and see if Material Science has caught up and if they can make any progress so this document kind of talks about this process the big thing I get permit in a lot of its vindicating to Bob and one of the things that Academy beside the eg&g thing is that Private Industry to disguise an admiral and he says I found out about your sap your special Access program I need to know about it and he's going to a private part of industry and he is denied access and he says I should be running this program and they were able to deny him access so I think the takeaway here is check it out I'm telling you that that is an actual correct that is a leak that everything said in that document on I don't know what to talk about what what documents between a scientist and an admiral that are sitting and they're having a meeting and they're talking about the search for the UFO subject to search to get special Access program access to all of these different things like reverse engineering programs so in this document they talked about it and I believe that that this document that the person that went was employed by Robert Bigelow you know one of the guys has a couple of orbiting satellites and all that stuff Skinwalker Ranch no he's not he was the guy do you even longer that there's a new owner and I interviewed for my other film but there's a new owner and you'll be hearing a lot more about that soon but like it'll just the stuff that you'll be hearing about Skinwalker Ranch in cuz it's in the water and the whole point of insertion here is just that that document kind of validates a lot of this idea Bob just said that they make a little progress then they can't go anywhere they talked it away and then they bring it back out in a 10 years later and start working on it what is the limiting factor I think Bob should speak on this but it's the material science yeah that's really where physics is so I can see them doing that I mean I didn't have any information on that but I think what you know George uncovered is probably accurate it's just bringing weight but the thing away wait for science to catch up and you know what decade later let's take the project out again and see all right now where can we go but it's got to be someone who remains informed right oh yeah I've got your scientists like you and bury you got your people that you compartmentalize got these people work on that there has to be some people that know everything got security and then someone's going to be in the outside saying hey we need people to guard this building don't let anybody in I think a lot of that is Private Industry and I think that's how they keep it yeah I think that's how they littered because the government is just so leaky I think that's kind of what they're doing is what the document kind of proves you just articulated that that it isn't control Private Industry what Private Industry some Aerospace company something I don't know the guy with the Admiral wouldn't name it in the car and the car station so they still have these things supposedly guess I mean I don't have any information on that it never asked anyone that has any inkling of any idea where they got them or how they got them now but something must have been said to me from Barry and but I was just too long ago and I can't quite remember what it said but it it just left the seat in my mind I think at least one of them was part of an archaeological dig so it's old simply one at least one of them is old I don't know if it was the one I work down but I remember something to do with an archaeological dig so that's that means it's not just ancient I have nine of them how could we have not heard about that what about the guys with the brushes How Could You uncover something like that and Jose newspaper at home Des I mean they said it on that first day this is I can tell you how I hoarded this this conversation so this was an employee of at the time Robert Bigelow this is in 2002 right remember when he had that government contract called. The world all knows about now and he hadn't AIDS study the ranch that 22 million everybody is saying it was for a tip Advanced Aerospace threat identification program the 22 million dollars was for all sap that was pushed through Congress three congressmen right and Astronaut it was pushed through and that's what the Clayton million dollars by the way they spend more money on Viagra every year than they do studying UFOs if it was just this program which I think is funny was the mother programs 2 million and really it was to study Skinwalker Ranch oddly enough that 22 all was inspired by the phenomenon they were seen at Skinwalker Ranch because the scientists there scene pickles come through like a space in the sky we went there I went through a bunch of people that seem full of s*** but a couple to do this very very interesting if you look I spent a lot of time in the area I'm not talking about the stores and saying they were scientists hired by the government right through a big load to study the ranch cuz they thought it was important and you know whatever whatever the point is that 22 million was to study that didn't we have a tip which is like an auxiliary program of military science a commander fravor is not sort of thing this document is just one of those things that has now come forward that through the Big Love studies it was government-funded and then it was personally funded and then government-funded it's just one of those things that kind of shakes you because you got this military guy who can't get access because of the Private Industry that's holding these non-terrestrial materials that they can't study it so that's the claim right because you got this military guy who can't get access because of the Private Industry that's holding these non-terrestrial materials that they can't study it so that's the claim right now give it some time let people dig more into this it's fascinating man


    Bob Lazar Got In Trouble for Filming a UFO Test Flight | Joe Rogan
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    so you working there and while you're working there you're under this crazy schedule and forgive me for explaining your story but you would get these phone calls you would have to go to the to the airport at 11 p.m. and your wife start thinking that you were having an affair yeah apparently so permission to have as part of the security clearance process I gave written permission to have the phones monitored and things of that sort so they weren't doing any covert stuff they Q clearance which is civilian top secret clearance or military top secret clearance they go talk to friends and you know places places you've been make sure you're not connected to foreign countries but do you know modern your phone is nothing unusual however they insisted that you know you don't even talk your loved one to your partner with your wife whatever about what's going on so she was essentially in the dark and didn't know the phone is being monitored well part of the security clearance is that not only do you not have any connections to foreign countries and are in a maniac but you have to have a stable home life too well she started having an affair with a flight instructor now they were monitoring this on the phone and they knew it and I didn't so they stopped me coming in and their attitude at the time was we need to see how this is going to play out and if lazarz going to get a little weird or anything so let's just you know hold them off from coming in and you know see what happens and they explain this to what was happening well after the fact yeah cuz I'm kind of went on and there were guys that were following me around and I started getting a little concerned go on WOW are they booting me out of the project and if so they're not just going to let me hang out at home and go get a new job knowing what I know so as time went on I started getting a little concerned and I took my closest friends and just kind of got together I said hey remember that job I told you about this is what's going on and you don't need to take my word for it Wednesday night we need to Olga I want to show you what's going on so I took everybody and we went out to remember since I had the test flight schedule and went outside the base out into the desert and so everybody could see you know one of the high-performance test and you know it left quite an imprint on everybody so they knew I wasn't in this videos of these tests jumping around but yeah I mean that we did video of it but doesn't know by today's standards it's what is your video specifically available the video that you took it well George Knapp has it I have no idea we are talking 80s Camp what's the most important thing is a human story here everybody that he took up there on three separate occasions they don't all like each other they don't all talk they all agree on one thing they saw something that night at the exact point in time and space to Bob Lazar said remember this is 1715 17 miles south of Area 51 no one even knew really about Area 51 we're talkin Papoose Lake and they all agree they saw something that night they had never seen before and they've never seen sense when he said it so that's one of like the six things were my how did you know you can dismiss him I tried to dismiss it but something's we can't get around and and there's about five or six of them how did he know about the Jimmy want to find a video right now what would you look under father's are UFO S4 Area 51 just kind of like that so it's like the S4 UFO video Bob Lazar and guy doesn't analysis but you're analyzing these 80s videos heat from the very beginning Bob never said I have proof of my store and I'm going to tell the world he said at the very beginning I cannot prove my story that's not why I'm telling this George not convinced him to tell people and he live to it night I didn't believe it either until I talk with George okay so you you filmed these this test flight 1 test line and then you get caught actually it was I think of a third time because it out there the first time everybody thought everybody was amazed cuz I did some radical Maneuvers and you know everybody had a lot just seen the video It Doesn't I don't think there's something we have now. Does that no human-piloted craft but I don't know obviously with a it's impossible nothing can move like that and we didn't start feeling from the very beginning you know we were waiting for something you know to have Minecraft took off and I came flying at a stop do you know turned into right angle flu back and then you know after did some amazing stuff to get the camera and the new we started filming so it doesn't have all of it on there just has some way I described it to my friends and then have a wall around the wall but you know how it moves around the wallet doesn't seem like it has anything to do with inertia or physics or it's not impeded in any way by the atmosphere yeah that's what it looks like essentially separated from reality as crazy as that sounds with being and in case it's an ongoing gravitational envelope inertia is not going to affect it and you know this is this is how some of those recent sightings of Commander David fravor I'm sure you've heard of the UFO I mean he describes exactly that the thing operates exactly the way I was describing that's why he was interested to talk to me but saw this and you know on the way home until I get way we got away with it we should try it again the next test flight day so this became a thing to do and I think it was on the third time that we got caught I mean we started becoming a little careless I think we took a motorhome out there but you know I mean it was like the stupidest thing you could start tailgating he was so we went out there and my friend Jean Huff and I were leaning on the front of a vehicle and just for some reason we just started talking chip like well I hope they realize that I don't remember what we were saying but you know that attacking a base or something along those lines and stealing the craft or something like that and then about 20 feet in front of us we see a little green light fall on the ground and roll to us and unbeknownst to us now it's pitch-black you can't see your hand in front of your face there are a bunch of guards standing right out there and they had a night vision scope where they were like from here to the wall looking at us listening to us and the guy dropped it in the scope rolled over to us and you could see the green screen turn the lights on and all these guys were there so it was play stupid stuff and got caught as we should have cuz so when they catch any bring you in then what happens while I went in for debriefing the following day I went to Indian Springs Air Force Base which is kind of a defunct base that they used to use at the nuclear test site and this is when they brought out the transcript of the phone call with my wife and you know they sat me down and we said you know when we meant to keep the secret we meant you can tell your friends right you know and it just being sarcastic and tryna and then they got real serious but this is where they took the transcript out and we're reading me what my wife and you know her friend were talking about and it was a hard time to what happens from there what do I do with you why don't they arrest you I don't know why I'm not sure they exactly they knew what to do but they did let me go that night and I went home and that this is kind of when the most stressful part started cuz you're realizing you're being modeled after that that I contacted you know what that time only investigative reporter I had heard of and you know told him some of the story cuz I have no idea what the hell was going to happen at that point so George Knapp tries to dissect your story tries to find holes in it tells it puts it online and makes everybody aware of it and that's how I found out about it what happens what happens from there on a contact you and say hey Bob it's probably a good idea if you shut up well try to label use crazy was there there a boy there are a lot of things that happened at you know between that point I'm leaving out a lot of stuff to fill in the story we have to go back to Los Alamos and and well I really don't want to talk about that the top secret weapons stuff that you were working on thinking about the 115 well I don't know I have to think about how I'd what is the problem I don't want to get myself into more trouble by admitting something so I just have to dance around a couple just during the filming of the movie p.m.


    Joe Rogan | The Stigma of UFO Stories w/Bob Lazar & Jeremy Corbell
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    if you want those people like me who you know I've always loved the idea of UFOs I became extremely weary talking to people who are UFO Believers and UFO Fanatics is there so many of them they're full of s*** and I just full of s*** there childishly Delirious like the way they talk about things that mean there's so many people that are that I'm in contact State they reach me in the night and they explain to me what we're doing to the ocean is wrong and liking like this is one of the reasons I didn't want to do the shower and you know in some ways I can relate to some of these people you know maybe some of them did really have some kind of experience with saw something and all their friends think they're crazy but hey now there's this guy I heard on the radio and let knows I'm not full of s*** so I got to talk to her and so most of their correspondence I get her people trying to get ahold of me going by view you got to listen to me I'm I'm coming to talk to you I'm being around driving from Oklahoma or whatever and and and put some of them were just f****** batshit-crazy they're frightening as a lot of skitzofrenix that are involved in the conspiracy world 6 a lot of people that have real issues would be a disservice to your audience to not say that we have to look at what's going on now and then on the show a bunch of stuff about what's going on now and to not really understand what's going on now you can't see Bob story in the cracked light after 30 years and at some point we should just touch upon that the biggest being that things like the Tic Tac UFO case that that came out I've heard people even on the shows that was a glitch in the radar that's a data poor perspective you just don't know yet what's really going on Commander fravor I was able to get happy with him to talk to him way before it became public I got that from him he sought other Pilots Sade This is a big thing that's going on right now that they had more settings on the East Coast recently cubes with wispy record these are not aerodynamic and these are the people we trusted dependence on 9/11 metaphase protected Los Angeles on 9/11 so we trust them but they're not trained observers radar individual see these things and the big the big one just to throw down so we can store a little differently in more depth with the big one is United States government has admitted that they have been continuously studying the UFO phenomenon that program was called a tip Advance with called ASAP. That's the mother program George Knapp got that outfit did they announce the New York Times on a tip but all these acronyms all stuff that's Aerospace weapon systems application program so they didn't stop sending your photos 1969 with Project Blue Book we don't think it's crazy we're actually want to reverse-engineer the technology that's why I'm your other show is it what does aav think it's like they're making up another UFO name will hold on there's a reason because in the documents that the DIA documents that George Knapp released that everybody said mistake till now they know it's real they call them aavs which is Advanced Aerospace Vehicles people get an acronym shrunk to the reason for the terminology change is we can mimic what we're reading in the DIA document people can look for that now so they changed the names to get people away from UFO or UAP even like Hillary Clinton said on are right so what you talkin about Hillary Clinton informed the public on Jimmy Kimmel Jimmy we don't call them UFOs anymore because I'm uaps unidentified aerial phenomenon right so she kind of is getting their the clintons are very into the UFO topic Senator Reed look for that for the subject to study of it right so she inform the public so they could look for the right term and these terms are important because the DIA in those documents they've been calling them aavs for quite some time now and they change the name to anomalous know at that they know they always mess around with things but it's actually Advanced right below Aerospace threat aat right cuz they want the sense of threat so my point is if people don't know this now and they think the stuff is is fantasy this this part of it that were studying at the we take it seriously we're spending money on it and it were getting great data from from visual Pilots to to radar that's why we know it's Aerospace they dropped from 80000 feet but guess what that's the top scope of the Spy one radar is 80000 ft to the radar system they were using it was coming from above that my point is this if you don't understand that this is happening you're just behind the curb because you don't have the information because of the stigma that you're talkin that I saw you get totally upset with UFO topic I met you first when you go toilet 7004 topic it's the people when when it when you're doing your how is trust me I have been frustrated to hell my Metro Storage nap and he's taught me the pitbull Pitbulls as I went through it my whole point in this ranch right here is just that we have to look at Bob's story but knowing the facts not something it's a bird it's a plane it's a glitch they're not and so if you don't know that you just don't have the information they're not just that knowing the facts as we know them in 2019 not 1988 absolutely it's just that we have to look at Bob's story but knowing the facts not something it's a bird it's a plane it's a glitch they're not and so if you don't know that you just don't have the information and I'll just that knowing the facts as we know them in 2019 not 1988 absolutely


    Bob Lazar Details His UFO Experiences | Joe Rogan
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    how long were there I'd say about six months or so and what what progress was made while you were there when we came up with a bunch of reasonably good ideas about how the reactor worked and one of them was the bass the square base of it was essentially like a cyclotron which is a small particle accelerator a circular one particle accelerator is a linear particle accelerators are just you know long tube essentially in the accelerate freckles with high voltage in radio frequencies till they reach high speeds but a cyclotron does that and a small a circular area and there is a very heavy element fuel element 115 something that wasn't on our periodic charts at the time but it is now it is now when did it become on the periodic table now 2004 Adam said lots of TuneIn 20 milliseconds the items it's nothing right and then it later was discovered couple more times I can fabricate it then they gave it they gave it a place then on periodic chart after that called it must go beyond so they told you about this stuff in 1982 9 they told you about the steps this was not like no they didn't they didn't tell me about it that's one of the things that this group came up with the I keep losing my train of thought with this thing so this one this element 115 was the fuel yeah it was the fuel that the world will forgive you for having a migraine on one think there's been on the attack on Bob you know getting to know him the personal effects on his life it's really hard to understand unless you meet his family and his wife I mean this is the last thing he wanted to f****** do with have to talk have this conversation in I said I have to talk to him the document that there's been detractors there's been a bunch of people that called b******* on many of the things that you said but over time many of the things that you talked about even in the 80s have proven to be true things that people said we're not true were proven to be true Element 115 was one of them right right right was stable another word okay it wasn't admitting radioactivity when they synthesize the two or three atoms of the 115 it did Decay and it was not a stable element so they're they're kind of two different things but this is kind of typical element always have are pretty much always have stable isotopes and unstable Isotopes has like 30 unstable Isotopes to it so well hydrogen for example you're familiar with hydrogen gas it's stable not radioactive but there's also two other types of hydrogen deuterium and tritium and deuterium isn't radioactive it's another stable isotope of hydrogen but tritium is radioactive now they're all hydrogen but they just have a different amount of neutrons so it's the same thing with other elements and element 115 depending on the amount of neutrons that has designates the isotope but it's 115 they will continue to take our experiment and try and make 115 at different isotopes and I'm sure eventually they'll come up with the stable version but it's at a stable version that has the properties that were talking about so they somehow or another had acquired a stable version did they say that the stable version that come with this crap out so at the time you having a firm knowledge of the periodic chart and knowing what was real wasn't real what was your reaction to having this stable element 115 that wasn't even supposed to exist everything was impossible I mean down down to the metal I did get a chance to look inside the craft on only one occasion and this was important because we're the reactors sat might have been critical to how it operated since everything operates without any interconnections so the placement of components might be critical they allowed me to go inside and out and look at it again I forgot where the hell I am so you're going into this craft and what do you thinking when you're inside of it like what are you saying at it's a very ominous feeling because it's there are no zephyrus about everything is one color it's like a dark pewter color and there are no right angles anywhere it's as if somebody took a I've said this before somebody took a model out of fashion it out of wax and then heated it just for a short time so everything melted everything looks like it's fused together everything has a radius of curvature where two items meet its it's a really weird looking thing but there was almost nothing other than a small foldable hatchway that everything was really unworldly to pick on it way to describe it so you get inside this thing and it's designed for something is much smaller than a human being you can't really stand up till you get to the very center of and how tall you I'm 5-10 and what do you think this was designed for I'd say something close to half my eye wow so these little three-foot-tall as creatures for something something small but there is no like there's there's nothing else in there there's just seat the reactor and some of the subcomponents there's no there's no control panels there's no bathroom there's no no decorative components or artwork or anything that you would recognize or trim my man it's just a very bare-bones thing you not seeing any screens well there are archways around it at that a part of the superstructure and that one of the archways can become and transparent when I was in there there was another group working on one of the archways and you could call that a scream more or less so through that Archway it would be it would maintain the solidity that the solid whatever metal it was there's no excuse now but when you want something become transparent and you realize it's still there we can now see through it that's not that Liquid Crystal materials that are like that you know they have seen a glass or a ceramic it was cold to the touch so you know I would lean more towards a metal you're not allowed questions know the only way work on the buddy system so I can only exchange ideas and talk to Berry now this really interferes with science because Science is based on free discussion and ideal you get a bunch of guys together exchange ideas work on problems and that's how things move forward but they're so over-the-top concerned about security they split everything off and everybody becomes stagnant it it just destroys any of the progress you can make or at least makes it go so slow they I think they wind up shooting themselves in the foot which is probably why they're arrived is bottleneck that they need to get this madman with a jet powered Honda come in and see what he could do I think that was an act of desperation I think they might have done for more time today is zooming they're still working on this thing and when you see this craft and your inside was there any indication that there was an area that they would use to control it the pilot was there a pilot seat where there's there were three seats they sat around the reactor was in the dead center of it and then equidistant around there were three seats so then that's all there was a large you would there not console is there a large rectangular objects also spaced equidistant around the center there's nothing on them there's no button that there's no lights there and they will trolls in color this everything is the same color different shape right and directly underneath and there's three levels in the craft the main level is it were talking about directly under that those are the gravity amplifiers the big rectangular object underneath them are the gravity of meters that look like for lack of a better word a trash can hanging on a pipe three of those and then the top layer I this is just my personal belief I think that has to do with that a navigation or their version of a computer with some planer panels sensor panels around the craft that we would call portholes but they're not dolls they're just black areas and I think that just determines its position in space but I was I physically the center section and I stuck my torso in the bottom section and hung upside down so I could see how the gravity amplifiers were positioned what is the name of the roughly the size of this thing it's at I think it I don't remember from being there but after all this stuff was over I had to John Andrews a guy from the testors model Corporation and we sat down and tried to figure out from what I saw and known sizes of things who came up with 52 feet in diameter and I think that's a glimpse at the other ones were they how are they different they looked completely different one look like a Jell-O mold and it it look like a classic Jell-O mold with that rippled sides do it when was a very flat disk you know like add or something like that that was sitting up on its Edge and the thin part of it had it looks like a projectile had been fired through the edge of it so I don't know if they were attempting to see if the metal could be penetrated or if something or if that's where the thing came from if it was shot down but that was the only one where I saw there was no actual physical damage to it and that one was roughly the same size they're all kind of too far away to and did there was several teams that were working on the propulsion system scissors different teams or work on these different now are crowns I don't I can only assume now when you're sitting in this thing and you're looking at this otherworldly crapped your your goal to try to figure out how this thing functions your goals try to figure out how this reactor will give you more time to just one day to check them out it wasn't one day right yeah I mean this is Barry was there I think Barry was sleeping there I'm sure they had that that isn't weird I mean up at the Tonopah test range where they work on stealth Fighters you know you go I think 3 weeks on 1 week off and you do stay up there too so it's not weird to stay up at the test site but I did I kind of thought he was going to come out after I did and I think I took so much Flack and it's so much s*** for what went on I think I actually I wound up helping security there and everybody became afraid of doing or saying anything after that so what kind of reports did you have to give like so you're not how much progress right you just trying to figure out what this thing is and it seems impossible but so we didn't personally make them I mean we were always there was never a lot of information that we gained the guy you would call him our supervisor was named was Dennis Mariani and kind of a military looking guy and he would routinely pop-in you know during the day and you know what's going on guys and he would essentially relay entering from anything new we came up with I mean he was our go-between presented him the information then he took it to wherever they were assembling all the data from everybody assume you're working normal day so I can know it was really weird that I would be only called in on certain times and certain days and they would be weird hours to most of the time was later in the evening I mean I can get a call at 11 at night and they'll say you know it's an hour by 11:45 you need to be at McCarran terminal and you know we'll let you know when we have more information what did you do while you were there or if you if you're looking at this object this reactor and you can't figure out what it is or how it works other than the fact that works on this element that we don't even know about nothing was to what you do with anything if you're trying to analyze it all you can do is perform test and all we did is try and come up with every kind of tests we possibly could I mean we tested you know it did violated a lot of what we thought was impossible to violate I mean one of the first laws of thermodynamics I mean essentially any machine any device that operates always makes extra heat nothing works at 100% efficient even the headphones are wearing anything that power some of that ours going to be converted to heat and it's just wasted this didn't I mean we looked at back then we had infrared cameras there different today but back then you had to pour liquid nitrogen into the camera to cool the sensor down and and get these infrared images you've seen but it never got no matter what the load was on the reactor it never got above the ambient temperature what does impossible I mean you're in pulling out huge amounts of power and nothing ever gets warm we tried measuring magnetic fields and there was was nothing there so we started playing around with the emission from the emitters the gravity wave itself and saw what we could do with it and how it was focused so we really spent all our time just trying to see what the stuff can do and what we can control to you were seeing what it could do what you couldn't figure out how he's doing it no not really I mean we really really could only use out or come up with a best guess now I can't say we really that I could absolutely state for certainly a certainty how anything actually worked now how did you know it all how they were piloting it because some they were doing some tests with her having these things fly around in the sky and this is what gets us deeper into your story right I was out there for one test right in fact I was in with Barry in the lab and Dennis came in and said we're about to run a test why don't you guys come out or I think you said Barry why didn't you come out here and bring Bob with you we went out there and the that was already outside the hangar and was just preparing to lift off now they were in communication with somebody in the craft to lose a person in his out there was certainly a person in there now it's not a comfortable place to be in cuz it's small so the guy has to be sitting on the floor in the middle of my best guess this is the same specific crafts that you were the only one it quietly lifted off the ground which was incredibly impressive to see her silently well quietly because it makes a little Corona discharge in the bottom of Corona discharges kind of a high-voltage brush little bluish glow discharge as it was lifting off the ground you can hear a slight hiss sound as soon as it cleared the ground by about 5 or 10 ft maybe even less than that the hissing stop and the blue go disappeared so it lifted off quietly and then it hovered silently if you want to be specific wow so then what kind of Maneuvers was it doing it took for that particular time it took off moved a little round around to the left and right and then sat back down the the craft itself they communicated with it with a wreck because I saw the guy talking and a regular VHF radio to the person in the craft and I even saw the frequency that was on the the frequency counter of the communication the transceiver there but what's weird is he shouldn't be able to communicate with the craft with a radio the radio the radio wave should bend around the craft I mean it it shouldn't be possible every single thing about these the craft in the way they operate it didn't make any sense to us I mean that something we talked about for a while after why should the frequency band around the crown well you really have to look at the way their gravity wave comes out of the Crafters the reactors in the center and there's a waveguide that goes up to the top there's actually a small appendage that sticks out of the top of the craft and it produces a heart-shaped gravitational Distortion around the craft at the craft is sitting in the air and you walk underneath it and you actually cannot see the craft the light bends around it you're bending gravity bends light it bends radio waves it's it it shouldn't be possible to communicate with a craft that has an envelope around it that's distorting all forms of energy but they were apparently in contact with it somehow or another suit through some unexplained way that they bother you so this thing Papa just do some very simple Maneuvers left right left right goes down and did they discuss this with you I mean it said they wanted you to see it now that they just want it now they they didn't discuss anything with me it said it sat down we looked around for a bit and Barry said let's go back we went back in the lab all we got to do is say it fast forward to some months later I did have the test flight schedule of the craft now they had times they have designated high performance test this obviously wasn't one that was a high performance test the high performance test went goes above the mountain range and they do much more radical moves with the thing like this is a prized item and they're not doing anything like taking it out of the atmosphere of flying around other countries or anything like that this they just play with this thing right over the test site but they were doing some radical moves with it and since I had the test flights statistically the amount of traffic in the surrounding areas on the highway was lowest on Wednesdays and that's why Denny Dennis told us that all the test flights occurred only on Wednesdays because it be the least chance of anyone would see what's going on and this was before the government had expanded The Forbidden territory around Area 51 and Papoose Lake and all that stuff right I think that occurred after my story came out then people started going up on the mountain tops and trying to look down into there and they kind of freaked out and then did the land grab and pushed everybody back but yeah that it I think all that occurred long after that I came out after my story came out then people started going up on the mountain tops and trying to look down into there and they kind of freaked out and then did the land grab and pushed everybody back but yeah that it I think all that occurred long after that I came out


    The Moment Bob Lazar Knew He Was Dealing with Something Alien | Joe Rogan
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    when did things get weird when did you realize that at what point in time did you say hey this is not normal work like this doesn't even seem like it's from this planet that I can't tell you what day that occurred on because so much time has gone by the days of kind of fuse got to 1 and I can't slow burn or was there a moment of recognition the first inkling I had was when I I came in normal there's this facility that is at S4 it's in the side of a mountain and normally we had pulled in with the bus and gone around the front through a normal double door this time that I went in there were Hangar doors open I went into the hangar door and in the hangar door was the disc Flying Saucer that I worked on I saw it sitting there and talk to buy it at a little American Flag stuck on the side and I thought out my God this finally explains all the Flying Saucer story this is just an advanced fighter and it's this is bugging hilarious so I went by I got reprimanded immediately for touching the thing and there was a guy in armed guard that followed as soon as you said keep your eyes forward in your hands at your side and just walk in the door so that was the first time I'd seen anything that was weird it was sometime later that I was introduced to my my lab partner Barry and we had some of the subcomponents of the craft in the lab and Barry was very anxious to get a new lab partner so he was very talkative and couldn't wait to show me different things and it was in the demonstration of the reactor working where it caught my attention to where this is technology that doesn't even exist so I mean that was the first time I knew that this is really something different what was it what was it what was it what was it about this reactor that made you think that it didn't exist technologically this was a small reactor about the size of a hemisphere about the size of a basketball on a metal plate and when it was running it produced a gravitational field a gravitational field of its own now this is something that we can't do we can't produce any Gravity the only way we get gravity is from large quantities of mass but there's no machine we can have that turns on that makes gravity like that you know you can turn on electromagnet and it makes a magnetic field to can't make a anyway this device was producing that and Barry said it's almost like he was bragging go ahead try and try and touch the spirit night I couldn't push my hands away just like two like poles of a magnet so that was wow this is something else what was your thought like when you felt that and you knew that there was nothing that you were aware of that could pretend that connected me to the briefings that I read on the 1st day at asked for was that you know everything that I read was apparently accurate what were you reading it was kind of an overview this project was to back engineer the alley and crafts and specifically it was to try and back engineer and see if we can duplicate the technology with available materials now to do this they split the project into your many different pieces for several reasons they do this on all classified projects so nobody has the complete story but they compartmentalize everything that we had the power and propulsion system so what the briefings they gave me were like a one or two-page overview of the other projects that were going on you know when the craft the only reason they do that is just in case what you're working on is connected intimately in some way that we don't know up to one of the other projects you have to know their existence so everything from Metallurgy to the craft and these were all you know I was just propulsion and it made it very clear that what I read was accurate so when you reading that before you actually saw the reactor what were your thoughts on what they were describing if you knew that something like that didn't exist and they describe me in the briefings what did you think you were going to say I really I didn't know what the time I mean it was read it I thought is this is some kind of test see if you're crazy I'm crazy too you know a lot of times we'll take it real high security jobs I mean Bill intentionally insert nonsense into him whether it's to confuse the fact or if we're someone was to leak it out they would carry that information along and know where it came from so I read through the documents but you know I didn't know if this was in a part of some kind of test or what or was it you potentially realistic I mean I'd really didn't consider it being all that possible as far as being the actual thing that I was going to work on it the time how did they turn it on the reactor small Tower in the middle when you put the hemisphere on the reactor activate the reactor shut it's it's load-sensing so if there's if there's no load on the reactor at all it shuts down when there's a load present on it it starts up again load meaning you can consider it an electrical load so although it doesn't necessarily operate electrically there's no wiring that connects any of the subcomponents together whatsoever they just have to be in the immediate vicinity it's it is the stuff is borderline magic and that's essentially where we left it you know when I left the project so there was no progress made there was some progress I mean we did identify at least we think some processes in and had a rough idea we think of what was going on but I think this is a problem that they've had for a long time and you know that I was replacing somebody that Barry worked with prior to me and I think there was some accident that I didn't have a whole lot of information on but you know Berry alluded to that horrific accident like we're someone died or somebody died because they were trying to tamper with things or figure out how something worked yeah and now they had they had more than one there that was supposedly the nuclear test and that but it was at the time remember they were still do an underground nuclear test at the test site but from what I understand according to Barry there was an attempt made on this must have been a pretty desperate attempt because it's not a very scientific process to cut you know analyze something that way but it looks like they used a plasma cutter or something I got to cut into an operating reactor how many of these things do they have they had nine nine craft altogether I only got Hands-On with one of them so I can say what the hell the others operated by see the other ones ya at one time and only one time the bay doors that between the hangers were all open and I could see all the way through and where the all exactly the same know they were all different different shapes yeah but they were all from somewhere else yeah absolutely did anyone make any attempt to explain or two to tell you where they came no no no one is the least bit interested in letting everybody know all the facts they want to give you the minimum information that's necessary to complete your task so you're not getting the story of where they came from you're not getting the story of what how much progress other people are making you just focus on the small component but they gave you some indication that they've been working on this for a while yeah when do you think they acquired these I really couldn't say I think they've been around for a while so they bring you into this room you see this reactive working you you realize this is nothing that is far as like the scientific community at that current time has the ability to create what is your life like from that moment on is that where everything changes cuz I mean I would imagine the moment you actually make contact with something that's extraterrestrial object or being something where you can actually absolutely be certain it's not from here your whole Paradigm the whole world you live in is now a different place well this is the only time it became exciting you know the rest of the time there it was really an ominous feeling being at work but it at that time it was exciting I mean this was a now I knew we were on the absolute Beyond actually be on The Cutting Edge of Science and I was I was so absolutely excited to be there every single time I was with this was a fantastic opportunity and however in short order it began to concern me we really have no idea what we're talking about and the excitement kind of turned to dread at some point because the amount of power were dealing with is astronomical I mean to affect gravity to reduce the effects like this equipment does takes huge amounts of power and I've given the example before of you know taking a small portable nuclear reactor in and I'm putting it back into Victorian times we don't what the scientists of the time and just dropping it on her room and they come and look at it and see that it's producing power and wonder how it works at least start taking it apart and as soon as they get some of the shielding off the people are going to drop dead cuz of the radiation inside now the people have no idea that he radiation even exist back then but anybody that comes in to check on him will also drop dead and you know there's no reason that that exact scenario couldn't happen with what we're dealing with we have no idea how that physics operate within this thing the power levels are alright like I said Astrid like it's incredibly dangerous to Tinker with something like that and you know in some respects we were guinea pigs just try to find out how to make this tonight so that it had a series as far as you surmised that a series of different scientists try to back engineer this thing try to figure out what this thing was and they would bring a new people in like let's throw Bob at it during the analysis are the reactor itself and you don't know how many have worked on it and no one gave any could have been there for fifty years I could have been there for five years and what are they saying as much information as possible find out if we can duplicate it the newest relays you where it was from the never let you ask questions about where it's from well if the information I read in the briefings was accurate now what I do have to say is the information that pertain directly to the reactor was accurate what I read did I mean did jive with reality How It Was Made how what we saw how it operated them yeah what turned on and what was discovered discovered about it I'm sorry the migraine is really making it hard for me to thank you we talked at before the podcast indicated that this was from reticulum star system now ya know how they obtained that I haven't I haven't the slightest idea but it wasn't just from The Zeta reticuli star system it was what they called zr3 so it was at third planet in that star system so there was no other information about it other than that supposedly where the crab came from now is that true I don't have no way of verifying that but that was printed in the same materials that reference the reactor now I look that stuff up when I went home and Zeta reticuli is a binary star two stars that orbit orbit one another and it's only visible in the Southern Hemisphere and it's about 30 some-odd light-years away so that's literally all the information I have about that I don't know how they found out it came from there and you also probably have some suspicions that they give you some disinformation like you were talking about before or the Ya-Ya to mean if you ever decided to talk Mother's Day out in a bunch of nonsense to make whatever is factual look ridiculous right or be able to trace it down I got to pay this fax came out and you know this is our guy said it came from Zeta reticuli so they knew it was the desert is it Brian's awesome I get as in my twenties totally kicked out before that that was before 2 before before you say hose is where it's at before it doesn't matter the days have fused together it's so hard to separate what happened in each visit to the thought process when you read that it's from Zeta reticuli I thought maybe after this they're just going to give me a test and see what I can remember and crazy information but like I said when I finally went in with Barry and that hands-on experience with what they were talking about it. Kind of completely different meaning so there's a plate is this thing that looks like a half a basketball and when it's on you can't come anywhere near you can't touch it gravity about that the concept of gravity most people is gravity's bringing something towards it right well I guess you would say it Antigravity its gravity shifted 180 degrees it so you know any gravity and did they have any understanding about what could possibly create this effect did they have any areas where they like you to look into know they well I knew there was a fuel source in it and they were proficient at making it work and again my analogy to something like this as you can drop my motorcycle off in the Wagon Train days and just leave it with the keys parked outside you know somebody's Place everybody will come around it and I'll poke and prod and eventually they'll turn the key get it to start and become proficient writing it but they won't be able to understand what the hell is going on they won't be able to make a plastic fender much less anything else and I think that's exactly the state we were at we played around with the parts long enough before I got there where they could make the reactor operate take the fuel out and know that it makes it work how exactly what was going on in the reactor main to mystery at the time I think we made some progress on what was going on inside but I don't think anybody really knew anything what was going on in the reactor name the mystery at the time I think we made some progress on what was going on inside but I don't think anybody really knew anything they could just watch what was going on and make note of it


    Bob Lazar Explains His Story | Joe Rogan
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    I first heard your story decades go by I told you last night we went out to dinner I've seen pretty much every interview you've ever given I've followed the story incredibly closely but people don't know story let's give them the bullet points you used to work at Area 51 in Area 51 got you like you worked in what would you how would you describe it I guess within the area 51 compound you can call that a subset of Area 51 and you got that job before that you were working before that I had worked at Los Alamos National Labs in New Mexico and you were involved in what kind of work they do everything there so how did the to say hey Bob want to come on out to the Nevada desert well the way this went down was at that time I was 1982 I I put a jet engine in my my Honda and Los Alamos put it on the front page of the paper so do you know how Los Alamos man does 200 mile an hour Honda Jet Car that I drove to work everyday so I was known in Los Alamos for the guy with the weird car and let you know you could hear it from you know a mile away anyway the day that came out on the front page of the paper was the day Edward Teller the father of the hydrogen bomb was giving a lecture down there at the lab and we didn't have much going on that day in our group and I asked if I could down there and I went down there early and it tell her was outside leaning on a brick wall there and reading the front page of the paper now is a guy at a history so I introduced myself Family Guy you're reading about there and we talked for a little while and it was cool to Las Vegas and Los Alamos yeah I left start other businesses and and that sort of thing so I sent resumes out and one of them went out to Ed teller and referenced our meeting you know back it back in the day and anyway he remembered me and gave me a reference somebody to contact the tg&g and that's pretty much how it started so you get a phone call or a letter like what he get I got what did I get I got a letter initially and went down for an interview probably a couple times and it was down at eg&g special projects which was at McCarran airport at that time in Las Vegas and did they give you any sort of job description what you were applying for they said it was her I can't remember exactly what they did this was a long time ago but I think it was Advanced propulsion or some like that something relatively generic and they said it's in a remote area you know what's going to be some days on some days off and you know it was kind of a it was not exactly a full-time job but you might have to be out there for two weeks at a time and take two weeks off so it was kind of the work schedule be kind of broken up and do the same work at the test site anybody it's familiar with the area up there you know working at the nuclear test site or at the Tonopah test range North of there that's typically how things go so you had known about it from the scientific Community because it is Area 51 at that time was nuclear testing Nevada Nevada that whole area was there's been does giant chunks of Nevada that there's a big piece of Nevada and it's split up into different areas there's a nuclear test site there is Area 51 there's the Tonopah test range North of that there's little subary there's areas where they test chemical weapons and things like that so it's all broken up as a few no gigantic test area so take me back to first day on the job you accept a job they take you out there yeah it's the first day really I didn't really get to see a whole lot the first day was essentially just paperwork that's what I flew into Area 51 proper and I left McCarran airport and flew what they call the Janet flights just you know a passenger plane from Las Vegas to Area 51 and it was really just going through a mountain of paperwork that day from security clearance 51 and it was really just going through a mountain of paperwork that day from security clearances to God there was it was like two or three hours of just solid paperwork in that was that was really an uneventful first day


    Charlamagne Called Elizabeth Warren "The Original Rachel Dolezal" | Joe Rogan
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    I'm not afraid I don't I don't know shitt I don't have nothing everybody across from is way smarter than me and I'm fine with that let's have a conversation I want to learn that's why you're successful and Elizabeth Warren Native American ship I don't necessarily think she told the truth in that interview and I don't know how she did away with it but she said that the Boston Globe did an investigation they said that she didn't it it but she didn't in any way profit off of that or have an advantage follow my politicians lying to do it all the time but I want you to acknowledge your life and hold yourself accountable like none of this should have disqualified is not the 80s anymore 90s wear it like that ruined you just be honest I've cheated before I take any shortcuts but she was Native American cuz many people were and then they find out when they get a DNA test if my dad found out that he filed the paperwork to do his college ten years after the fact and got a bunch of money back so my dad's like for Native American that's what I we've been told her whole time we're trying to prove it right birth certificate. it's really hard to cuz they didn't keep a lot of information back then price so I put it on a application got into Ohio state that way and it was real weird when I was in like the minority I just found out I'm a Native American I guess so I'm going to put that and no one checked the one asks Larry the people noticia I didn't do anything wrong about that is like that. Conversations like people ask me why I said that that wasn't a question I wasn't supposed to ask you were supposed to ask her family is added that f****** the whole lineage right the whole family thought Terrence it down off the wall like a Native American how many dream catchers were in the garbage that weekend the garbage that weekend holyshit just feather sticking out of heavy bags in the whole family


    What Bothers Andrew Schulz About Plus Size Models | Joe Rogan
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    Jones bars all the time and like any cardio it's DJ Khaled has one Khaled getting out of a car with all the big guys the day after it is released when the title what size models right they do not know like Nike and a Nike store has like a big mannequin like a fat mannequin but they do they don't have plus size models for men Joe there is nothing that enrages me more than fat Manas there is nothing that enrages me more than fat but let me just say something as a comic we want attention we don't feel like we deserve it so we make you laugh so there's an even exchange I get my attention you get some Joy okay actor attention then I'm willing to write the script but the memorizing lights will do a little bit of effort to get the attention of regular model at least she's willing to lose weight so that she can be looked at but these fat pictures are just like call Danny know what you should stare at me the only thing that bothers me about that if that's out of context cuz that's a oversized mannequin in workout clothes he's going to lose the weight she's trying to lose weight maybe eat a salad you got to have a DJ Khaled level of annoyance to succeed in life though everytime I look at him it's french toast and he has no experience in the maple syrup what is that 34 lb


    Charlamagne Tha God Shares Magic Johnson Conspiracy Theory
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    my mind if people if you like somebody right you see them you're going to go up to them and speak to the my dad is trying to gauge things on how I would do it right for example buy Sochi straight and gay with the thing I said hello what's up amazing for had one of the best 4 has you'll ever see in a game did they say that they were going to come for the money and I was shipped my pants was like oh my God this is like the beginning of a zombie movie we're all going to get it if Magic Johnson with all his money and all his Fame if he's got it I'm going to get it we're all going to get it I was terrified. Wrong I've never in my car driving and then I hear it on the radio holyshit this is insane because apparently they were these protease Inhibitors and all these different things that they take to the different medications you don't even test positive for HIV anymore by the way then don't listen to white dude and I forgot what TV show he was explaining to me the whole situation with magic and he was like the reason that they chose magic was because they wanted to erase a lot of these stigmas people thought that HIV and AIDS was a gay disease and it needs like a alpha male I guess that you can live with it like HIV somebody told me what they said to me was magic I got caught up in some type of Scandal came out he was with was like some some bigwigs child I just started right now on the spot. If I asked yesterday did 100% there's this is what happens that people make up Holliday Mercury Freddie gone who else Eazy-E Eazy-E my downstairs neighbor downstairs neighbor children's book Charlie Sheen for 350 bucks but come where what is he doing I forgot he has everybody's not Magic Johnson. The greatest NBA player of all time because of that he played 13 seasons in the NBA went to nine NBA Finals 1/5 of them one in college came in one his rookie year and went one-on-one with HIV and f****** what destroys he destroyed the stigma of HIV what because of that he played 13 seasons in the NBA with the nine NBA Finals 1/5 of them won in college came in one his rookie year and went one-on-one with HIV and f****** what destroys he destroyed the stigma of HIV


    Why I Respect the Kardashians - Charlamagne Tha God
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    that's why the positions that were in in media you have to be very responsible disposition controls the media controls the mind conversation is in a cosine and I think that's what we we often mistake in this day in age 2D platforming 2D platformer people I don't like to know it was a placeholder if she had said hey let's switch it up he would say Hey you were switched out on me anytime have a platform I'm not calling nobody to get killed but also makes things fun people say stupid s*** sometimes you know when Steven Smith was going off about Andrew he's winning the title by the looks like butter being this is a disgrace there was not like the guy is speaking the way you would speak if you were around him it right the reality is we're going to keep listening II to get the ribs also attention lot of people like that America feeds off of that she is getting people out of jail Kanye's plastic surgery updated change the shape of American women they made that whole fat relocation thing popular they suck out your ways turn away stencil thing and turn your ass in this ridiculous platform was asking for a pic him to learn that from black women though but that's a bile would look at someone who really has it like it belongs on that it's a different thing they're f****** genetically Superior Paris Hilton old picture like me and Kim from like 2000 yeah she always had that Vision she's always say I'm going to do it passes doing * 100 wow the kiss of death of a girl did p*** there was a hand please and she was the one to break that down to her Jenna Jameson was the first one to become actually popular outside of p*** Oh I thought you meant like the first person to break the racial barrier employment who made it off of snacks you member when girls was showing it all Kelly they were showing their p**** on purpose Remember When jbros that girl that was not a cause and you can see of Aegina and wanted s******* is out here getting prisoners free is doing that I don't give a f*** yeah I don't give a f*** if she's best friends with Donald Trump Criminal Justice Reform yes you should be happy have to do this right now you just be buying cars and getting her nails done she's choosing to spend her time to get these people that are unjustly accused and convicted and get them released that and Trump look like him or not he's listening to her and helping her and convicted and get them release that and Trump look like him or not he's listening to her and helping her that but you know why cuz he's a celebrity


    We're In Verbally Abusive Relationships With Our Smartphones!
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    you talk about anxiety I'm glad you talked about the way you do because I think you've opened it up for a lot of people think you've get you've made it a subject it's okay to talk about for someone like you would like a cool guy was a smart dude who is successful and talked openly about anxiety in about how it's affected you that's I think that's a you doing a very big service for that I didn't even know what anxiety was until 2018 because I just thought all those feelings I thought I was feeling you know being anxious all the time like you know and I used to smoke weed so you know you smoke weed and you have a panic attack you just blame it on the weed yeah I know I'm going to drive in the Burger King one time with two of my homeboys one of them is dead now his name is Darrell rest in peace my man Zeke and I was high as hell and my steering wheel needed like steering fluid it was shaking so it was shaking my legs and I'm bugging out just driving I'm tripping the f*** out and they looking at me like you don't let this m*********** smoke no more because you know what I found out he wasn't 2010 and I didn't stop going to get going to therapy until like two years ago cuz back in 2010 when I when I got diagnosed my first panic attack that somebody the doctor was saying hey this is a panic attack by just got fired from radio for the 4th motherfuking time and I'm back at home with my mom at like 31 years old 2 year old daughter and you know collecting unemployment check so when I'm having a panic attack when I go to the doctor and he's like your heart is fine you got a perfectly fine art that you're in your health you got an athlete's heart is like yo are you stressed about anything I'm like the fuc yeah he knows when another job get back in position and everything will be okay when you get back in position and you know you've made more money you've ever made in your life and you got books and TV shows the f*** is going on with Usher that's it that's exactly what it is you're going to lose everything it's also you experience pressure that most people will never experience because you experience pressure at this this public scale it's not just pressure is pressure with people's eyes on you and expectations and criticisms and all these different things at the average person is knocking experience at from millions of people and you do and it's just like it's always on if you want those crazy Fox at read comments good luck cuz I was the guy who came up on YouTube looking at all these WorldStarHipHop conspiracy theories about people and you'd like oh my God try to get him out of that that was that was the most that was the truth so nobody can use your truth against you I guess there's no way to fight it went to two phases out of the tube there's no way to put the toothpaste back in the tube the only thing you can do is just let it consume you and in MN probably ruin you just because you took it all in you just keep it the f*** movie you have to be confident enough to know what the truth and was not the truth so now you don't read any comments anymore I don't go on Twitter at all it's not it's definitely not healthy out you know we were talking about it yesterday me and Duncan Trussell we're saying that it's like your diet like your diet if you take in junk food all the time to eat a bunch of shity things that are unhealthy it's not good for your body what your mental diet is important to have if you're always taking in these arguments and I mean half a Twitter just people screaming at each other no the real life that we experienced that were designed experiences like this people interacting with the toys and Blake is one of the reasons why I think people like podcast so much especially good podcast where people have real conversation is because you okay this is this is this is yes I want you to be in the room and I want everyone to know we're going to be okay and when you when you have these conversations and people listen to them like just one-on-one like this or two on one of those this kind of work we're doing now this make sense to people grass seed normal


    Outrage Culture Is On The Way Out! - Charlamagne Tha God
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    I didn't even know FDR was crippled hold himself up at the podium I think you have polio paraplegic respected his role as president and they respect his privacy at all this s*** going on and hold himself up whenever you're around obituary me cuz I can think about it used to be a time when you didn't know when somebody's religion was riding with somebody's political views were like you didn't like nobody knew like you just went you presented and you went to f*** home I think it's too much motherfuking so everybody in the closet are the world cannot handle truth about UFOs wheezing is happening with you if they won't tell us that UFOs exist because they told us that UFOs exist motherfukers will probably go crazy when reality is we really probably need to know UFOs exist cuz it would humble the f*** out of everyone we beefin cuz one day we might be you might have an extraterrestrial threat and then we got to come together and everybody was like what the f*** is Ronald Reagan talking about click quickly we put aside our differences were a threat faced faced with a threat from an alien world and everybody was like what does he know if you were still homophobic if you were still Transformers Japanese collection this is bigger than the alien life that's not a girl that's a f****** dude in a dress I think we put on the clip this last week of there's his kid in the front row in a wheelchair heckling minutes yeah I kind of wanted to tell me his opinions on s*** backlash should matter except for the guy in the wheelchair people that have it and always parents of people that have things like when there was this person has a seizure in one of my videos everybody who had seizures was cool with it was always a parent of a kid with a seizure who was like my son suffers from how dare you clip up like that so it's always a fence on behalf of cuz I really think that people everybody who had seizures was cool with it was always a parent of a kid with a seizure who is like my son suffers from how dare you a clip up like that so it's always a fence on behalf of cuz I really think that people who suffer for things they went through way harder things in a joke and actually like that they're being spoken to as a regular person in the audience not babied like every other part of their life when can I get the door for you


    Does Charlie Sheen Need a Podcast?
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    did you just put it up all the mosquitoes are carriers of yellow fever Dengue Fever Japanese empire Encephalitis Encephalitis there's no evidence mosquitoes can transmit HIV studies with HIV if shown clearly the virus disappears in mosquito after about one to two days bites you and it bites you look at that last meal who's got HIV and then you get to you within 1 to 2 days does not seem like it would get you well that's all I'm saying it's a reasonable thing to ask is a reasonable thanks. Tiger Blood #we had a moment we wanted to be magic at some point in our lives everybody want to be Magic Johnson 2011 I only did as you brought Russell Peters with him so Russell who's the best at work in the crap I think you just make something out of nothing right so Russell just got him to talk and then Russell would start talking s*** and making fun of someone say son of Russell incorporate that and Russell treated like a comedy show and turned it into something that was actually good the podcast nobody cared about podcast doing drugs and you don't pay hookers to f*** you pay him to leave me if you have seen them saying there was like what was Unapologetic and that's why it resonated and that's also why no one could get him with a gamete to saying it so I can tell you what he did real quick


    Bill O'Reilly Really Got Cancelled | Joe Rogan
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    NBA with extraterrestrials they don't talk about in general throughout the world have some type of NDA I just walked into right and Lisa and came on and she was talking about nda's and how stupid women are for obeying them and they have to lose they don't have any money back in your apartment you think you can break forever has Bill O'Reilly he had to pay a lady 32 million dollars I would love to love to see what she looks like he didn't want nobody even remotely hear about 100% yet about what the person said they did the reputation information you know correctly I seriously yeah yeah yeah yeah so he could lose all that equity in his audience he's out there doing while he's gone anyway answer yeah real came over in the book was number one New York Times bestseller you become a mouthpiece for a network or for an ideology they believe in and this is the difference this how you find out if people really f*** with you the second you leave that Network it's like when people leave ESPN and you never hear about them again you got to get the mail Hill prop. Beacon Hill other places he was still care about what they have to say even visiting tweets ride I don't even know what Bill O'Reilly Twitter I imagine something around like Delaware I'm sure it is skeleton dance of Love t-shirt I got plenty of conservative voices don't have to be platforms right to Candace on Tommy Lawrence Ben Shapiro goodnoe's mirror news watch the film full no spin news nobody'll oreilly.com now we need to get a new shorts, you are Presumed Innocent in this paltry this is not what the left wants what is this about I have 500,000 views video right now go down now scroll down do you think he's doing the orange thing to reflect disappoint if they don't have 3/4 of the way yeah I'm saying if you got $580 I can watch when you put a video and you can still get paid for it I'm cool with that true you don't say I think we put too much emphasis on like whatever mainstream is it looks like there's no such thing as me anymore


    Andrew Schulz Has a Theory About Time Travel | Joe Rogan
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    extraterrestrial well you know I believe it when you believe in everything the reality and toys that can harass you was a child has no evidence but the numbers of humans I mean the numbers of planets rather they could support humans are there pretty well just move document it so far it's pretty interesting just what they know about the thousands of plans to discover this hundreds that could possibly support human life and then there's hundreds of billions of galaxies 1 Donnelly that Neil deGrasse Tyson explains to me that the universe is so big that not only is there another you out there that is done everything exactly as you've done to edit every pause like a pause every pause down to the second yeah an infinite number in an infinite universes there's this exact conversation happening at people look exactly like that because Infinity implies it in India right now you have to take a piss when you think of infinity family. They think that inside every Galaxy is a supermassive black hole and inside that black hole maybe another Universe with hundreds of billions of galaxies with hundreds of billions of black holes inside each one of those hundreds of billions of galaxies hundreds of the black holes that it's fractal and that it's impossible for you to even conceive there has to be something else Shane like whether not reached us like they have to find a way to bend time right time is the biggest issue and sure it is all I'm saying is life has an end right what is the oldest species on the Earth right now would have turtles look like 200 some s*** like that what bullet Morgan Freeman to get to another galaxy to see other planets to see if they have some s*** and they have the same for us solicitor is another species did somehow found a way to take you the Consciousness that they have and put it in a robot that can then last for thousands of years then they would have the opportunity to come here but we're limited by time right before you get somewhere like you can go to bars Wormhole thing where you're going when said it's not linear it's whatever they will age for actually less right so if you just increase their speed and decrease hours will a turkey Parts at the same they will let say not age at all compared to us aging like 30 years even crazier Brian Cox and he said that if you were born and right next to you like your mother and you put on a watch at the moment you were born and then you check that watch 30 years later if you have a perfect watch was never at a time you were watched of a different time than her watch because you have gone through time differently than she has the amount of how fast you travel it if you you you experienced I'm in a different way the path you take in life the different terrain you travel over the Earth all those factors play in how much time has passed let's say you live on the top of the mountain and she lives at the bottom you're actually traveling at a faster rate right because it's no different than like let's say there's a ball on a tether right and you're just swinging it around in a circle write the ball at the end is actually going faster than your hand in the middle swinging around which proves Einstein theory that if y'all did rap yet very fast in the spaceship and then come back you would look at your brother who was your age and now he's a hundred years old and you're only 30 rocket super Palace at a certain mile per hour to get close to the speed of life f*** the f*** the rocket why don't we use light as wind and create a sale that harness flight and that sale will naturally take us the same speed or as close as we possibly could get to the speed of light in a movie called sunshine I'm a f****** genius the movie I don't even know what America's science fiction Jamie is a public school education get you a job at Trump space force I just want to throw the ideas out there and I think I got it and mail this is a legit space Force shirt from Trump's from Trump Tower Kim deal with Bobby this is him I loved him the real space bosses f****** do fish at work on alien spacecraft told me tonight he worked at Area 51 prove that he absolutely worked at Area 51 get arrested for bringing people to a lookout Peak did you look over where the area where they would launch these spaceships and he's got video of these things flying to the are doing all these Maneuvers that no conventional spacecraft could do a 1980 whatever the fire was where you get arrested


    Charlamagne Thought He Was a Teen Wolf | Joe Rogan
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    like you believe in things I mean Sasquatches it wasn't it's not a far-fetched idea. Literally just a primate in the woods when you were young and you believe that you were Teen Wolf yes that was like that was saying this for like a week straight and we was all sitting at the table and I was just sitting like it's going to happen from round two points walk outside of the Kingdom Hall and I would like to jump in the air and be looking down at the Kingdom Hall not stay up there for a while and then I will come down when it didn't actually happen you can absolutely that isn't what what you have people have memories in their head that never happened you have memories that people position in your head it proven that you can talk someone into a memory you could change someone's memory so I spent taking a dangerous for kids when there's a whole case where they were talking kids into saying that their teachers molested on the Apple like lost their careers call when you give that information to the police was it called when they like interrogate you are gation call me before you start talking you start saying things that aren't true and you seem Beyond Scared Straight to tell you can get 20 years and get butt f***** with 15 of them first five let you kind of settle in for the first five the monsters have a red tractor trailer it was a red plastic trailer with a a farmer on top of it and let me know the hard plastic trailers that far more used to get off that trailer and fuk with me and I took it in the yard when they put kerosene on it and set it on fire and in my mind I remember hearing that farm Farmers scream my mom won't even tell you the story of how I thought we talked about his f****** farmer used to come often distracted and f****** and she's on fire 2 years later I met Tiffany haddish and she said she had experiences with her teddy bears used to come to life and f*** with her so I'm just saying I'm just saying dojna psychedelic chemicals in forcing you to have these hallucinations and that you really do believe you're taking aboard as UFOs and got a hold of someone is watching you with camera nothing actually happens people swear by it have you ever had one of those dreams where it feels as if someone's holding you down there at that Rome at your door are you at take salt and sprinkle salt at your dog is when the haggens you really got to pick up every kind of Salt by the time you put the Baby Trend of this artist f****** day does I was like these little old women that they say would come ride people in the middle of the night I think I've seen them before but it's really looks like just a shadowy figure it's the same feeling you get that feeling like your body is frozen this bike was assigned paralysis so it was this creature that looked like he was from the movie Signs when was purple and black and was standing over me and I couldn't move as I was making noises trying to get it to go away and if the sun came up it just faded away now that I don't know if it was a dream or an actual visit from extraterrestrial could be


    Joe Rogan Calls Charlamagne tha God "The Last Great Radio Host"
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    fan of yours for you I think you're the last great radio host and you will be the last famous radio is letting radio wiring thing you're the last great one you're the you're the one who made it famous from Radio do you know it's rare that lame but I think I think that's a great question who was the last one he's the last one dance with the stars talk about that's just rude guys like you I just want to snatch you up and bring you over to podcast like a boss man world the podcast you have to have the YouTube following like you can't wait for people just to come to radio everything and those things explode question you still be the motherfuking guy even though he is the guy when he still be like super super the guy in this area right he's not pay Walt is very strange of serious pay while that's the strangest Faye Wong flatten another hundred in like your great great great grandkids now that was so funny I was home this weekend in Moncks Corner South Carolina and like there was a black panther DVD from the library in my mom's house I'm like what the fun Library Panther from the library library library why do we have to do a reason cuz I still say straight Street strong and even people that new Italian would know what the f*** they're saying like people that new pure Italian it's some weird like Pig Latin type s*** you know like people that new pure Italian it's some weird like Pig Latin type s*** you know


    Joe Rogan - Imagine Being Born the Dalai Lama w/Duncan Trussell
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    imagine being born the Dalai Lama so from the jump You're Something Special is the chosen one and the One You're The Reincarnation of who was it supposed to be there at oku it's what it's called and the way it would work would be like if you look at the history of tube at it was called The Hermit Kingdom and it was closed off from the rest of the world is very hard to get in there Seven Years in Tibet is about somebody who made it through and became friends of the dolly llama as a kid anyway so within the system there is this idea that beings reincarnate and that if you're awake and enough if you're like really like it the sort of last phase of the sort of what would you call at this cycle you were talking about earlier then you stop losing at least some of the Amnesia that happens when you get processed through the liminal in between. Called the Bardo between this incarnation in the next play children they put in front of them the particular items that belong to the previous Incarnation that they think they are oracles Vision Visionaries bring the monks to a particular Village and then the kid picks it and then that pic kid becomes the next this or that it's called a toq how many kids do they look up okay so like it's similar to like what the f*** is the what is the thing where those kids get one summer to go like the summer of f****** what is that really yeah that's almost that's Rumple Devil's Playground in the smoke and then a lot of them come back feel empty I believe that was one of the ways they study the impact of MDMA wasn't it by like his like these like if you find someone who's taking MDMA but no other drug is pretty rare so you need to find a person is only taking MDMA otherwise he can't like ass ass there's some cognitive damage cuz it could have been the acid it could have been the mushrooms given the time you fell on your ass when you're hammered it who the f*** knows but these kids some of them have only taking MDMA and so I believe that they use them as a sample that like determine if there was any kind of neurological damage caused by the drug itself but so I think it's similar phenomena happens within that system where some kids are like I'm not a drinker musician music and they leave what when did that happen I didn't know that told him I think the dolly llama might hook them up till one of those guys over there told him that he was The Reincarnation of someone super special Jesus God it's a big deal over there they had a ceremony and everything formation A7 this is the long written thing about about it drag dorje Monastery so he's coming back again and again what are you going to be like if you're making money the fucken psychic and you're like well you have basically like a gutter rat you were the only been a rat you weren't even your mucus thing like I'm not sure what you call it a kind of jellyfish that killed babies or a tapeworm I told you it's a statement from the guy I'm recognized my student Steven Seagal as Reincarnation toku of the treasure revealer Chung dragged or uncertainty as to what this means I'm writing to clarify the situation motoki system and the Dalai Lama's even said that and recognizing that cuz what school is it he said you know it's not he's very rational and he said if science proves something in Buddhism is off will change Buddhism to fit the rational mind that's the beauty of Buddhism there's pageantry in it there's ceremony there's ritual in it just like any other religion it's beautiful personally I think that there is a sort of area of experience accessible through their practices that I guess could best be compared to psychedelics or something like that but to me what I love about it is all the pageantry aside and all of it aside it's not faith-based it's a very basic series of ideas that you have to digest you have to think about you have to look into you don't just get to be it it's you don't maybe some forms of it there could be an example of that but in general it's more along the lines of here's the basic fundamental principles behind this not in the in the cording of a human life that we've discovered here's where some suffering is coming from all the suffering in fact and here's how to fix it that's the four noble truths of Buddhism that just hearing it who the f*** you could hear life is suffering the cause of suffering is attachment get rid of attachment suffering in here's the system to get rid of attachment and you know whatever life is suffering with all your f****** mean what is life is even mean what does it even mean by suffering this this first Noble Truth it gets completely mistranslated anyway Duca it means wobbly wheel it's more akin to like if you're riding a bike that's got not enough air in it it's going to be a rough ride but it's going to be even more of a rough ride if you semi trick yourself into thinking there's enough air in the tire so that any time you hit some bumps you like what the f*** is wrong with the world that's it that's it it's like wobbly wheel to things wonky you think you're not going to get disconnected me been on the line with Verizon for an hour if you're going to get disconnected it tends to happen you're going to get cut off in traffic you're going to fail you're going to be disappointed this is reality but somehow you've imagined that it doesn't work and every single time you're mad with the truth you're like oh God this sucks and you know that creates a lot of problems and it creates to some ways to deal with it which is desire an aversion so you're somewhere and you want to be somewhere else basically you know you're you're somewhere and you're like I don't want to be in this place or you do you're imagining that if you get this thing or that thing the pain you're feeling is of the wobbly wheel go away Dune experiment see if it's true see if it's true that's all you can do is like really look at the s*** that you want like I could come home and mow could have pulled up and giving me 7 mode ones right and I'm going to sit and play those f****** mode ones for weeks and weeks if I'm sweaty and smell like f****** just someone shoved a salami under the balls of an ape you know I'm not going to take a shower being into the mug and sneezing into it anyway the point is eventually after I the distraction is gone away I'm going to return to my fundamental self you know it is the fundamental condition of existence is it is regardless and to this is sort of the print some of the principles as I understand it but you're really quite intelligent you know it's really an in what I love about it most of all there's always this invitation which is go see go see it's not because I'm Buddhist believe it it's like go see maybe it's different for you and and what you need to go check like every time you're doing the thing that you've been repeating over and over again is it making you happy for real is it really working is it working and if it's working great but if it's not and you're trying to pretend it is because you've been doing it so long well who's winning this game of self-deception what what there's no winning if the game is tricking you what and what do you do at how do you feel about life if you're always tricking yourself through the world yeah man that's right you will only feel that the everyone is trying to trick you and you'll feel like there's a grand conspiracy and you'll feel like the world is out to get you in there is a grand conspiracy which is that you are running a game on yourself you only feel that the everyone is trying to trick you and you'll feel like there's a grand conspiracy and you'll feel like the world is out to get you in there is a grand conspiracy which is that you are running a game on your self


    Joe Rogan | Dad-bods and Fake Instagram Models w/Duncan Trussell
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    we plant episode 666 that was also his idea that was the last time he wore a pope outfit and I wore my white NASA outfit have a white NASA outfit and orange one that was awesome but yeah 1313 the real thing not really on 1313 cuz it's like podcast on a plane's and 70 MMA shows fight companion I don't want to interrupt the conversation but this has sore just come out to help with the Deep fake stuff adobe's announced that they forgot a tool that they've been I don't know how well it works right now. Just show a picture so don't show an action or anything but it's a way to tell if a photo has been manipulated with Photoshop what are you what you're not that's all picture that never f***** with the abbess face-to-face tune I think is why people use as a yearly or you can just draw some guys where you do it yet for sure they do their whole faces blurry what's happening in Photoshop yeah you got like a one instagram person who was actually a CGI she's like people didn't know her name yeah now look sometimes you look at a picture and you like so this is not a picture of a house is a CGI how the floor has texture I mean it was f****** real man I've seen some real ass looking houses and that's a real estate agent why wouldn't like a clothing designer have like the perfect body to compliment their perfect clothes you know I agree every way perfect in fact it's funny that some people trip out about people that look really good on Instagram and they say they're they're giving off unrealistic body images and that this is something we should stay away from unreal is like that guy from boxes doing that about he's got everybody's hating on him cuz he was saying that about gay thirst traps that they they put out unrealistic body images in that you should think of the same way you think about cigarette ads or or liquor has exactly what they're in shape unrealistic is such a crazy thing to say when you're actually looking at a real person unrealistic body expectations know that is real to look at other people that look good I read this article by purpose to a saying like you posted that Dad bods more attractive to women than rock hard ABS survey said they dead survey said was in front of their f****** fat husband's 100% said use millionaires you know do you think that Dad bod you know like you hear this like usually find out this way down the line but like some phenomenon Society was like cooked up in a boardroom right like for example let's say I don't know you made Twinkies and you realize like s*** man people like really getting of this ketogenic diet and working out and there could be a potential percent of guys that want to be fat and so then you start disseminating into the world like alright let's come up with this thing what's up what's the way to call somebody out of shape but like to connect it to their virility cuz I heard that Dad bod dad kind of depends on two things one that it tastes f****** good into that you can trick yourself into blue it's worth eating right like it needs those two things like in other words if there was like delicious uranium like some lunatic created like the sweetest most flavorful uranium biscuit and you could like sinking alcoholism you your personality oil change and it'll be like nobody would do that yeah yeah call is a mule your personality or change it and nobody would do that yeah yeah


    Joe Rogan on OJ Simpson Joining Twitter
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    O'jays on Twitter I saw that s*** to see the one guy who made a parody video of his welcome Twitter world made this weird dad video that's so strangely what's the word no disingenuous a little bit from the football injuries there's a struggle I am very sensitive to people that have been hit in the head a lot of time struggling to talk cuz I look for it I seen people I don't want to see you then and it's scary we all talked about it I like people that work for the UFC fighters trainers its people do kickboxing everyone talks about seeing certain folks yeah some folks will start to talk about it about themselves and now they're having a problem that's what I got was listening to that so I could go to the world yeah it was a weird mom at man that's a cool that that that thing that happens to people who have like done shity things where instead of just saying like yeah I f***** up and you can't say you kill somebody right well you can but if you do that you're going to send the interview I think for anybody who's done should he sings the one we just say it you get to be standing again on real grounds like the real terrain is that a like the b******* world even living in but when you decide not to do that then you do have this like it's like The Uncanny Valley like you have this like Android quality to you because you're not reflecting reality reflecting reality after you put lipstick on it and sunglasses and come to tear with some perfume on I got a nose job like someone's been getting plastic surgery for years until you're pretending that that's your existence you seem like people are getting sentenced for killing people and they're like the look on their f****** face is like so confused because they have created this Valley in between that person the person they are and you know it's split in half essentially and they can't deal with I wouldn't there I don't remember it was a dream I didn't know I didn't do it and Gacy I should be I should be sent it to running a funeral home without a license he was saying when he was out of town people were bearing kid dead kid body is under his f****** house you do any minute Guild f****** you strangled f****** kids that you dress like a f****** clown you know an inn like killed kids like it's so unpalatable to deal with that s*** because you're just a crazy lunatic who was out of control so you'd rather make up a story usually it's conspiratorial yeah Jesus Christ I know and then that's the people voice over which I believe you did it now but the problem with that is there was a f****** emoji that he tweeted at this guy he's do not have direct message with this guy and he had like 16 knives and he said he's going to cut them like if that's true if you really did send that if it's not photoshopped if that's not bullshiting you imagine getting a DM from OJ cuz you made it free video I can't guess what he did was he put O'Jays video where he was talking and in the background is someone screaming help call the police help help and so then OJ Simpson has direct message allegedly who knows what really happened who knows but if it did dude I would find a cave somewhere I can get you if you wanted to I bet if he disappears through that video I know the golf course that's behind you so I could figure out where your house is and I wouldn't do that but somebody else might yeah that was hilarious Norm Macdonald so funny broadcast I don't know what he can do though while he's got this is Netflix deal I don't know where it's at I don't know if he has a contract but he should do a podcast so goddamn National travesty that he doesn't have a podcast he's so f****** funny and he said some crazy s*** like if I give you about someone saying something you will you believe that you'd have to be you'd have to have Down syndrome like you thought that would be better than saying you have to be retarded that you have to be you have to have Down syndrome like you thought that would be better than saying you have to be retarded


    Duncan Trussell Asks Joe What He Thinks About the AI Generated Joe Rogan
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    Joe I'm sorry too like I want I like I said I thought those questions for him an outfit Kathleen to ask my questions on their show and it's not in the moment like we have to do that I really I know you probably talked about it but I wanted to hear your take on deepfake cuz like that f****** deepfake of you really bothered me like it set off like a whole series of thoughts in my head that like of all the futuristic s*** that free you are so much like me it's easy for them to do it because they basically got a library of all the sounds that we can make with our mouths and so they put it in a database and then they can get you say words you've never said before in order that you've never said them before in a way that you can kind of distinguish for now I kind of can hear that it's fake but it was me talking about sponsoring a hockey team filled all chimpanzees yeah and it's it's closed you don't me they had one a few years ago that they did with Ronald Reagan where they had a fake speech and this was way way before the internet and someone had pieced together a fake collaboration of a bunch of different Ronald Reagan speeches and then use them with sound editing and turned it into a whole statement that he never gave before and then the white house went on television and showed how they did it and show it on the news all the different speeches that they pulled from and the actual sentences where they pulled them they showed it to you so there could be no denying someone I think it was maybe the Russians or the Russians of course someone that done that people don't know I don't know who did it but it was interesting Ronald Reagan is giving speeches you just take listen someone with painstaking detail mark down all the words no speeches put them all in a sort of a multiloop cuz it's hearing you have to go like to Phil spector's house they have the old-school reel-to-reel recorders it up and then release it pretend that Ronald Reagan's trying to start a war with Iran eat out of that the recording I don't I kind of remember it but it's a foggy memory man pretty wild this is like to meet suck the Sun and all the things to worry about this s*** is really intense man what do you know about the hostage the f****** weird hostage iPhone thing people are doing where they're like you get a phone call from the phone number of your wife and you answer it and it's like we've not your wife get ahold of someone freaking out in the background so I can send his money if she's f***** and like they've been right now they've been doing is they've been needed someone if they let me talk to her and they just hand it to some lady have been sending the money you know and like when you consider like what happens when deepfake technology intersects with just the ability to like call people from numbers and it suddenly if someone gets your phone number list they're going to be able to call your friends is you and record conversations for it is a sort of dredge up you know who knows whatever they want maybe they want to Blackmail you maybe want to get money maybe they won't embarrass you that's me is like so spectacularly f****** weird that we're going to end up having to have passwords that we tell each other away from her Alexis which is listen if I call you and I'm seeing strange you know that paid up the password is like go 469 otherwise it's not me you know cuz that's it that's a reality we just look up people are already f****** doing with spoofing numbers that's f***** up man and like that that aspect of it and also just like supply and demand in other words there's one Joe Rogan right right now but if an AI and improving on you and I'm saying you know 5 or 10 years no offense man but maybe in a I can like turn you twice as smart you do make me like whatever who-knows-what and then suddenly you're no longer in demand in the sense that once the Joe Rogan AI package goes on the dark web or makes its way into wherever people are going to be able to download you and have conversations with you and make video entering into is one where you're going to go on YouTube there's going to be a video of you looks like you sounds like you but it's like 50 times funnier than you 50 times cooler than you 50 times smarter than you is it's an AI pulling from the Internet it's just you but better and no one's going to watch you and you takeover obsolete versions of all that's right man and that's not intelligence your Consciousness into a computer like what's the stop you from making multiple copies if you can make one copy what's to stop you from being a tell me some fat guy with a little dick was a real a****** wouldn't hack into the system and infest it with copies of him overwhelms everyone else's day to where he is omnipotent and he is literally the ruler of the realm that he exists in cuz he's figured out how to hack into the grid and take over imagine you think you're going to be in heaven you're going to enter into this virtual reality but look you going to get to fly dragons and have sex with beautiful women and eat fruit and this fat guy with a little dick he hacks the system and everybody's going to suck his dick and Everywhere You Go is a version of him and try to get you suck his dick that's what he created and I mean that's where the computer virus is a f****** everybody right if you think about that that Moses is a lot of viruses I don't know what, what percentage of virus is Jamie you know this or not financially motivated who's got me some viruses that people create just to f*** people right in the old days for sure man I mean I use it against either just like you know shutting your computer down to be a dick or making it's a weird thing so you know real basic the old viruses in the days of AOL remember those men that are cool they were like scary but not like today where they like shut down the power grid until you send somebody a million dollars worth of bitcoin or you have to completely wipe your hard drive completely re-upload your operating system just kills every of the only way you going to kill the operating system clean start from scratch sorry it's all cooked yeah all your work f*** off gone gone now floodplain back to this being like the Weeping Angel program or the CIA can use your TV to listen to your conversations and they are doing that and the recording it what a great name that's f****** weird but like you know the implication that they in your deepfake that they sent out to the world was it already happened you know they're like how do you know this hasn't already happened in other words like how do we know we're not duplicates how do we know we're not one of an infinite number and array of like you know versions of ice that are being populated all over some server somewhere if things keep going the way they are like I was going to bring this up when we're talking about people like looking at cities and looking at the grids and looking at the hive like what is the what are the cities doing well they're spreading and it being productive the making things and then make me better things all the time while they're making better things all the time like what were they interested in other ancient computers and CGI and artificial intelligence and artificial life and and they're all definitely moving in some sort of a a greater techno magical dependency like we're pretty dependent now but going to get greater and greater will get more and more one day they're going to have a reality that isn't tangible in the sense that without this system you wouldn't be able to experience it but it will be a reality once you're in the system once you're in the system you will feel your elbows on the oak. sweat on your palms you'll feel the sunglasses on your nose you'll feel all those things so who's to say that that's not real that can happen one day if they can create an artificial reality cannot discern from the reality of currently experiencing how do you know when I've already happened right you don't you don't you know some super smart people think that we should keep open the possibility that that is what we're operating under or that the stability and virginity of the dimension that we exist in is not nearly as firm and not nearly as permanent as we like to think it is which is one of the reasons why psychedelics is so exciting and so there's they're so there's hope their transformative but they're also their valuable but they're also they illuminate the possibility of others of other things other dimensions other life-forms other levels of consciousness of other ways of interacting with each other especially much Mom. All of them all of them that when you take a transformative dose experience some weird thing we like oh this is possible to like this is like a whole nother way of existing like who's to say that if we rewrite if that's what's causing depression and dopamine and serotonin all these different things that happen when you're sleeping and then the Psychedelic ones like the DMT who's to say that we have to exist with this mixture right who's to say that life with a a thicker mixture isn't also possible and might be going on around us all the time like there might be these porous entryways into these other dimensional that are consistently open and closed in their con around the summertime but when were when were just in straight normal Consciousness that we experience without perturbing it with alcohol or pot or psychedelics we want to think that this is reality this is rigid this is it but maybe it's a reality of them maybe when you make decisions you enter into different ones maybe you're constantly shifting the one that's around you and how you interact with people you mean like your the way you navigate through the Multiverse it's entirely possible right yeah yeah man it is a thing if you if you if you just think about how little we understand about Consciousness about happens when you die what happens when you sleep with how little we know about what what is going on when you're communicating with people what is going on when you're interacting with people what we are these f****** ideas coming from life-forms f****** ideas coming from are these ideas little life forms in a non observe state


    We're Carrying a Disordered Universe Inside of Us - Duncan Trussell
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    the funniest f****** thing is how much we lie to ourselves that's where it gets amazing it's like you know you were talking about and I've done the exact same thing with screen time when you're presented that humiliating number of hours and you've been telling friends you're busy and you're f****** looking at that just think you like dude I've been like you know looking at b******* but then before you do that you like but it's my job you know I've got to kind of be online like know you're addicted to technology and because you can't stand the fact that you don't have to discipline to stop using it you would rather make up a story involving some absolutely verifiable b******* so that you don't have to deal with the fact that you are in full control of yourself and it's a non rewarding Edition which is really strange it's like when you looking at stories on like the Apple news feed or something you're scrolling looking for something is going to Captivate you start reading this and I can't Huawei can sell laptops near how much of that am I like you were saying earlier how much that is junk thoughts ya thoughts like junk food junk food you just consumed a consuming but a purpose in the sense of like if you apply a little bit of like mine when you're losing your phone how do I feel right now you know I'm talking about like I don't fuk with you you realize you feel a specific way it's it's kind of like numbness there's a quality of like a kind of like sedated numbness to the hypnotic State you've been lulled into by the algorithms and there's some pleasant kind of like I guess you could compare it to some like low-level euphoric painkiller but not very euphoric mostly just mild numbness it's pretty good at turning off anxiety in the set where you could at least this place your own personal anxiety like if I'm scanning through my phone and I find the inevitable bad news whatever form it's in I could pretend that my anxiety is related to that news you know and then that's when you get people who are very anxious and they say I've seen it I'm here in this beautiful place and I can enjoy it because of our president so I don't I'm not sure that's the real reason why you can't enjoy that place I think it might be actually that you haven't dealt with the fact that you're a you're freaking the f*** out right that to me is like this the purpose of a phone it's very good at tricking yourself into thinking that the reason you feel like s*** is because of something happening in the world it's a band with you too and here's what the problem with that is sometimes you have to take these legitimate thoughts and when you have these legitimate thoughts meaning like something you working on something you or your like whether it's an idea or trying to do on stage or something else another project that you're doing these things they require your bandwidth right and when you are always looking at your phone it chips away percentages of your bandwidth 10 he or five there when I'm there at 7 there and you don't think about it I'm still counting on the project project project project project the really no really you're in Two Rivers at the same time you're in this wacky River of nonsense and wondering who got this and how much they're getting in this divorce and who died in Dominican Republic oh my God another person of interest if you want to look at all the bad stuff that happens among seven billion people you have to think of all the interactions that humans all the literally billions of interactions Everyday People consoling occasionally one goes f****** Western one goes sideways and that's the one you see on YouTube Jesus Christ this world going a s*** and then you watch another one and you watch another one you watch infectious diseases and snake bites and what happens when you get nutted necropsy when you're f****** flesh starts falling off the next thing you know you're f****** just num-num to your real life because you're taking in data from you everywhere yeah that's it f*** man and it's like then that gets inside of you and now you're just a turbulent you have a turbulent self that is digested a version of the world that's only half true and so because of that you're going to be half a person because you're not looking into like your own whatever the f*** you are you know what are you what are you like that how much do you even think about what are you yeah how much time have you spent to me it's like the craziest s*** that like your your we were talking about the sex drive being this insane compulsory engine inside every sentient being that way that I notice of course is exceptions but like this is if you're writing a computer write this would be a line of code right it keeps you going keeps you going keeps you going so to me something is f****** astounding we weird is why the fuk can people not sit still and be quiet for periods exceeding 10 minutes 20 minutes 30 minutes literally the least metabolically out of sleeping right you're what you're not really exerting energy when you're sitting still and being quiet your not really doing much and yet if you ask I can ask a person if they wanted to go for a walk The Pusher I'll go for a walk but if you want to sit with me for like 10 minutes quietly it's weird I get it don't like no I don't want to do that what the f*** is that to me that if not that I believe in simulation Theory but if I wanted to prove it or like play around with it that were like non-player characters in some Superman simulator experiment would be like oh sit still why the fuk can't you sit still why is it that some of your mind goes insane why is it suddenly that you got to get out why do you feel bored or crazy or f****** like overheated or anxious or nervous he productive Duncan yeah that's why that's why everybody wants stimulants yeah real reason is like people are carrying a disordered Universe inside of them and when they sit down and there's nothing to look at except what's around them they're forced to deal with the fact that actually a lot of the disturbance in their life is more related to an interior like Maelstrom of thoughts and unexplored feelings and then this is just basically shape entire existence there like in every single moment recreating a universe of disorder and then getting really upset because if you see this order in the world and it keeps reappearing like your friend is like why do I get taken in by these people all the time it's like you can take these people all the time because inside of you is a behavior pattern that is replicating this phenomena and you're pretending that it's not in you to the point where it's a mystery it's like why did you know when I drive somewhere I'm not like one of my car drive me here you know unless on my f****** high out of my mind and shouldn't be driving level hits a certain number how about an ice-cold Coca-Cola Duncan yeah I can hurt you that one cuz you're right I need a cake to go along with it water who wants to go and buy water according to my f****** guts or a nice IPA is bitter yellow liquid that tastes like wheat to play around with it being that when I am reaching for the thing whatever it may be that I know I shouldn't be doing is in the sense of fun while I like watching the rationalization that my mind starts spitting out for it you know like doing this because it's like you know I'm relaxing you know what this celebratory moment I feel a little bummed out and you look at like the instant way your mind tries to come up with a b******* story to write off the fact that you are riding around in a vehicle that you can't control and that is not a very appealing way to be no one wants to hear the pilots a guys taking my hands off the wheel what you see what happens for the next 10 minutes and yet their whole lives are like that he just taking their hands off the wheel but then they're trying to make sense of it you know like how many times do you mean alcoholic who hasn't accepted yet there an alcoholic and they're like telling you all these reasons for you see my childhood man you just got to understand my childhood or my riding I'm a better Rider when I'm drunk or on and on and on and on the reality is you're addicted my childhood man you just got to understand my childhood or helps my riding I didn't I'm a better writer when I'm drunk or on and on and on and on and it's like know the reality is your f****** hooked you're addicted you can't stop your hand from breaking something in your f****** mouth and you can't deal with that because who wants to deal with that s*** man I want to be in control so I'll make up a story I'll make up a story


    Are Those Navy Pilots Really Seeing UFOs? | Joe Rogan and Duncan Trussell
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    I mean it's almost isn't always doesn't always kind of seemed like the most boring possible solution is usually the right one it's like what's the most boring thing most boring thing is not things happening but you're Imagining the dog is somehow a telepathic link to you we're seeing that the you know Navy is releasing these videos of these Tic Tacs zipping around and its Navy Pilots it's not the people we interviewed in that show its Navy pilots who are like yeah I don't know what the f*** this is and I was I have great conversations with Uber drivers and programmers and s*** and then in the type of radar they're using I think it must be a glitch that's the most likely reality do not I don't think so I think we're just picking it up on radar and so he like it maybe it's a glitch or maybe it's like we should find another can you Google if the pilots were picking it up on radar the pilot spotted UFO to see if they've because I know some guys have spotted things with their own eyes I know I know for sure some guys have I just I'm not sure if relevance the conversation people listening going to f*** but I feel like a big issue. radar from 1 to Pilots through piles okay I believe it but I want to see why do I want to see more like what am I and you'll get caught up and it'll it'll chew up hours of your dad because they didn't understand what it happened to them they've gotten caught in this weird Loop of looking for secrets and looking for Mysteries to be solved and looking for hidden conspiracies and they get caught in that in some of that s*** is real which is part of the problem some of it you can come across the Gulf of Tonkin in the Northwoods operation Northwoods you can come across a bunch of them that are real and Ronnie can see how they put that together you like what you can see real crazy conspiring yeah and then you can get lost and think it's everywhere that's right aavs what does that mean typically fly fly initially the Princeton's radar team the radar really hype Rockstar Prince story is what it's called it's like a really high processing radar systems why is it spelled Princeton didn't believe what they're seeing chalking up the anomaly soon equipment malfunction but after they determined that everything was operating as it should they began detecting instances which AAA Visa speed to lower busier they approach the Princeton's Commander about taking action is that I was chomping at the bit I really wanted to intercept these things what we have the f****** crazy people in this country call them aavs, it's not a flying object arrived on the scene the pilot didn't see any flying objects but they did observe with the lead pilot Commander David fravor later referred to as a disturbance in the ocean the water was turning with white waves breaking over what looked like a large object just under the surface about 50 feet above the water pray for the commander of the elite Black Aces Squadron so goddamn Nicolas Cage movie who is a Top Gun program graduate Clifton more than 16 years of flying experience described it as about 40 feet long shaped like a ticket at Handy with no obvious means of propulsion it's white it has no wings it has no rotors I go holyshit what is that dude you know they got whoever the company that makes Tic Tacs you just say Tic Tac enough you remember those old subliminal things he's doing movie theaters when you're watching a movie and it is a hungry popcorn like every like 5100 frame they would stick like a hungry eat popcorn the first thing that pops in your eyes it looks like a mint that's nuts there had to be other ways to describe adults talking to Dutch bro for sure I Google Tic Tac after he said that to her cuz I couldn't remember if there was square or if they were like take units that's what I like the best because that kind of lines up with hollow Earth theory and nothing like that maybe like they're flying down he's in the center of the earth flyover I was just know why you fly over five hours of water just water the Strava heat maps that seem to show people walking under the ocean and stuff walking yeah we haven't you know it's like for you to track your steps and some people apparently weren't some faces in the article in the ocean walking around and it showed up before they can like turn that function off or top secret facilities like the places they blur out on Google Maps who do you think there's like a military base water somewhere with submarines go you know I want to think that but I'm always the movie The Meg yeah I think it's probably a technical error but f*** maybe I mean I don't know it's like the implication of these take tax and all of it if you really want to like the first to me the most obvious one- to Turning water evidence is it it's some kind of equipment malfunction was also that they have an unlimited budget for Black Ops we don't know what that number is that's right we don't get to know all that weird s*** they do in the making stealth bombers and all that area 51 stuff and how much money goes to that like what is the number of it what's Google this how much does the u.s. spend on Black Ops I was going to bring this up in the middle of the advanced Aerospace threat Haitian program what's going on 112 and the sedative doesn't still go on but apparently it does Luis Elizondo was it still operating in that he is part of what they spent $20 to see if the UFOs were a threat a year I would love it if it was


    Joe Rogan and Duncan Trussell Break Out the Bubble Machine
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    say I believe in gravity you would think I was crazy if I said was be a crazy thing to say what you know I believe there's gravity there is gravity it's testable it works but what do you always hear when people are like if you want to succeed what are you do you believe in yourself and it's what wait what do you mean believe in yourself I am a self why do I have to believe in it right so that it's a clunky way of saying self-doubt is crippling self-doubt you know rejection I hate myself I love myself all these things have within its concept of the self and a lot of folks have not spent much time really exploring like what is it what is the self like what is my particular self and I think it kind of reminds me of when we are Sasquatch imagine that their signs up they've never really quite seen the Bigfoot eat but you don't remember the feather in the trail it's a gift it means he likes you taking and leaving gifts taking their gifts and leaving their own gift swapping gifts yeah yeah she's a butt about her whole life and then the family just fell out of it and then they started realizing like they start going into the history of it and they start thinking it was Preposterous it was right around my Book of Mormon was coming out to you know that was hilarious musical this great is really good but the problem is like growing up in that fundamentalist background makes me very susceptible to like healers and like psychics and clairvoyants and b******* Are Spiritual people she's like I get sucked into b******* and she was like almost kind of upset. Almost like she was kind of upset but like perplexed like how do you rewire yourself when you've been trained to believe that a 14 year old boy in 1820 found golden tablets that contain the Lost work of Jesus and all them Native Americans were the Lost tribe of Israel, I mean this is that's the story and she said she's out son and that's sad to man because like if you take you could take some like basic tenants which are true and not based on a kind of magic like you do you hear someone is taking Ayahuasca and he comes to you and he's got a profound message that came down from some mythological creature a dragon butterfly his told him some kind of profound and you realize machine for 1313 whenever we're talking about the mythological creature said something to them long lines if you need to love yourself more you need to give more to your community whatever the messages but if your Uber driver said that to you it wouldn't get through because it wasn't like phosphorescent. Multiple heads so similarly with these religions what happens if you do get some real Transcendent wisdom that's sort of timeless the reject the good stuff inside of it and not to me it's a big tragedy of any kind of fundamentalist litoralis interpretation is being forced on people is because within that is inevitably something great wouldn't be so viral like Christianity wouldn't be here right now if there wasn't a core thread in it that had a beautiful message in it and it makes people nicer people actually have a really big conversation very good friend about it and we're saying like I think it for some people it's an amazing framework than a guide to live your life I really do believe that I have several friends are very devout Christians yeah they are the nicest people I know and Mormons by the way I have friends that are Mormons still to this day I have several friends that are Mormon and there's some of the nicest people yeah and I don't care if they believe something that I don't believe that's okay but I mean the idea that everyone is supposed to buy into stuff without questioning it is the reason why we are fifty-one-year-old 16 year olds dude agree and then there's the deeper symbolic s*** it seems to be encoded in Christianity whether from people projecting their own understanding on a pretty wild symbol set or maybe it was intentional either way there's like a cool like you know the if you take a cube and unfold it it makes a crucifix in like the cube represents pre-big bang condition and the crucifix represents past present and future intersecting with eternity and so if you have a square all I get it so the length the height is twice the width and over and over and over again sorry about that y'all but bubble don't come free you need a new dimension you got to have somebody heard some dude just blow bubbles what are you I blow bubbles on the JRE bro Man Lee wrestler dude f****** Manley wrestler dude do that different people come in and blow bubbles and occasionally time in hey I'm going to be for the week you could start something that became a man yet


    Maybe Ideas Are Living Things - Joe Rogan
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    look at like the history of the great ideas a lot of them did come from like weird moments you know like Tesla like basically had a seizure and felt like it was being contacted by something like you do run into stories of at the very least inspiration but quite often Innovation coming to people via like maybe ideas are living things and these ideas even though they you think of them as something your brains creating and maybe brain is creating it maybe it uses your brain to create it so that it can manifest itself in the real world so when you have ideas whether idea that turn out to be art or music Jimi Hendrix Voodoo Child your you are inspired by that you see it gives you a great feeling you exchange currency to listen to it we just that one song how much money has been generated by Voodoo Child is one of the greatest songs in the history of the known universe is the opening guitar riff I've listened to that a thousand times easy I was do it all the time whenever I'm like I need to pick me up at 1 right where was it before it was in his brain well how does brain cook it up and what is it what are these things they're just floating around that you grabbed have culture and how do you turn them into something that people go crazy for now cuz occasionally a guy will take one of those ideas and make Voodoo Child or you know make someone else's song or make someone else painting or or you know make a f****** building that's inspiring this these things that come into your head that's right and you're at the end they really do is that like the eggs of objects because they they come to your mind you think about them and then you say I'm going to make a f****** clock IU start making the clock that's what I do or what the f*** is a thought figure that out no one knows how it is that where they coming from yourself as you're right like where the f*** did that come from if you're more advanced or no more about it some pregnancy say the words wrong if it's really interesting so it's like there's like eight consciousnesses I think it's 8 and the sixth one is your thought the Continuum of thoughts right so that's like where most people hang out and they think that's who they are as the infinite cycle of repeating thoughts and their head so below that is your senses and then the one right above that is the 7th and that's what is consider yourself churches in the west but so that's where all your memories are that's where all your like just all the s*** you can't remember that happened to you that that did stuck back there that appears in people's Arbor appears in your Neurosis or whatever and then above that is the eighth Consciousness and that's the stored experience of all human beings and it's happening it's like the global reminder it's with the akashic records yeah and into basically that one drips down like like water and a cave drips down into your subconscious which drips down and do your thoughts so when you're having these thoughts according to this model it's not necessarily your thoughts you're getting a kind of distillate it's rolling down through the global mind being flavored by your subconscious you're getting a kind of distillate it's rolling down through the global mind being flavored by your subconscious and then being flavored by your identity or who you think you are and then so by the time it comes out of you it's got you wrapped up inside of it but it's a projection of some like shared mind it's pretty cool that makes that makes actual sense


    Joe Rogan Goes on EPIC RANT About Bears!
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    people do have a very weird idea of what animals are and I think that the average person I'm certainly no expert but amongst the average person I have a much better understanding of wildlife because I'm out in the wild several times a year hunting it's a different world it's a different where I'm no expert but my perception of it is as someone who sees wildlife in in the wild is he dead ones that other ones have killed we came across a calf have been ripped apart by Wolves I mean we we see stuff and you realize what that is what that what that f****** for its really is this competing ecosystem of life and it's going on all the time of this big things Jackin smaller things there's bird snatching things off the ground and snatching other birds out of trees and it's happening all the time and it's magic and you have to have it that way because otherwise the the whole population of play the overrun you have to have your sorrow of watching The Bear tear apart the van that has to happen because if it didn't happen you'd have too many fawns they be everywhere you have too many deer and you have to have someone who can take care of the Bands otherwise the Bears of overrun the city with the humans live we need to think about that and people don't want to because they don't want to shoot Yogi didn't want to shoot Yogi and Boo-Boo there are friends is a teddy bear I grew up with a bear you don't know what a bear is I've seen a bear in a while when you see the Bear in awhile you like you don't give a f*** about me you're some weird heartless Beast that is majestic looking who runs around eating moose and deer babies that's what your deal is you eat grass and berries and you like to lay around your f****** cool s*** it's a cool ass and doesn't mean you hate it but you understand what the f*** it is it's not like people don't want people to hunt bears in certain places like particular there their they're trying to regulate the size of the amount of grizzly bears in certain parts of country that we need to keep a handle on this like the couple people get mauled you know people start walking through Yellowstone and get attacked it happens like a little bit more rapidly the numbers get to a certain they like these things have no fear of people like we can actually help the population if they hand out Bear Tag Team start there's a reason why there's no f****** bears in California Duncan only black bears that are f****** state flag has a grizzly bear on it ever noticed yeah the state flags because they eradicated all the grizzly bears eating people there's a town I think it's called it's out near like on the way to Bakersfield it's a town named after play grizzly bear California and to investigate this day exhumed his body and his legs apart like his knee Tony's were snapped in half and s*** and that was the last bear was the last bear attack they did killed all the bear the reason why they killed all the Bears do you f*** your car shut up just shut up Tori man the, New York to okay stop don't be silly we definitely shouldn't kill all the Bears you should definitely kill some steal some wolves to keep everything alive you definitely kill some steal some wolf to read you only have to keep everything alive I'm going to bring back pterodactyls I wouldn't mind that controlled come on


    Duncan Trussell: Bad Data is Like Junk Food
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    and all this got by um stuff that we're hearing now like the the study I just read about the study today like they found out that what the gut biome what you're feeding your your baby affect their like they there seems to be a correlation between their gut biome and the way they act when they're like five or something there are two years old or something and the autism link dr. Peter hotez and who's on the podcast and he is is an expert in autism and vaccines and diseases in foreign countries Pacific tropical disease and warm moist climate does he have and he was talking about how they've got it narrowed down to five environmental factors that happened during the womb that they think possibly contribute to autism but they don't think that it comes from something that happened this is current science according to him obviously I don't know what I'm talking about like for sure I'm not a biologist at all like how did the scientists not know that I should barely be able to say those words in order and pretend like I know what they mean but I I listen to expert mother's microbiome collection of microscopic organisms that lives inside of us is a key contributor to the risk of autism some that might be one of the factors so it's and neurodevelopmental disorders in Offspring it would make sense that if your body is not getting the proper nutrition and your body is unhealthy that whatever is going on inside of you is not going to be the best environment for a baby to reach 100% Health just makes sense if you're eating terrible while you're pregnant it's not going to be good for the kids but if you're eating really well and you're relaxing and taking care of yourself it's probably been for the kid I'm just seems like obvious it doesn't seem to make any sense of it that wouldn't be the case I think the weird part of it to me it's this runs into like ideas of free will or like autonomy in the sense that how much is the gut and the neurons in the gut and the neurons in the heart and all the interactions are having with things that have different DNA than is affecting what we do and like there's a lot that's so weird cuz he contributes to depression yeah yeah and it contributes to what else autism what other behavior is essentially being driven around by some kind of strange microscopic Hive of creatures living in our s*** in some way of pretty bad case of like psoriasis nasty really bothered him tried a bunch of stuff couldn't get it fixed when to one Doctor Who's a specialist specialist in gut biome its connection to autoimmune disorders think I fixed him up just changed up his probiotics like what he's taking prebiotics and probiotics gave him some like heavy-duty shitt ever get exactly set but it fixed it and it was basically something going on is gut biome and that could be affected by stress to be effective lack of sleep there's all sorts of stuff that goes on your body like we have to think of ourselves as a super organism like essentially like an ecosystem we have to think of ourselves as like your you think of yourself as you hey it's me it's Joanne. Getting we're talkin we're friends hey what's up buddy but really what we are is the keepers of the realm and then we got a whole realm of things living inside of my body were feeding at twinkies and it's freaking out like you f****** moron feels like one Twinkie doing my face so you're f****** knees hurt all the time at your back is killing you you have all the information problems getting them that's in your 40 years old like what the f*** did you eat in dogshit man you not give anybody can anything good you're The Keeper of the realm and also this is something I've been thinking about is like how much data were eating which is equivalent to Twinkies it's like you eat a bunch of Twinkies on right witcha by the way I'm about me is what I do you know my bouncing around for my drudgereport the Huffington report to Reddit conspiracy to read it what the f*** zit popping how long before you're looking at like a zit popping video and then that takes you down into a place of like move to animal cysts screaming in the middle of the night cuz you dream to call was dragging you into the forest it's like this is to me we seem to have not quite acknowledge that data is as much of is like a food and it's so much of the weirdness that people are showing these like Strange Behaviors it's got too because of the crazy s*** they're sucking it in their optic nerves right is also the ability to affect people but very rapidly or the to get a reaction from someone pause or negative people are so addicted to that I watch people getting these Twitter beefs back and forth and f****** smart people man a smart friend of mine who I respect greatly tried to get me to retweet something mean to do saying to someone else when I get the f*** out of here I like why are you what are you doing one thing that I've done over the last week we did a podcast with and Tom and Ari and we all looked at the amount of screen time we put in our phones are we supposed nose yeah I was like 4 hours for a day I was like what and myself taking care of business. Most of it is going through Google news feed looking for crazy stories of like animal attacks looking at man I watch the video today we got to ride his dirt bike in a bear is chasing them like what in the f*** what is happening equipment I don't want to try to like enable your addiction but honestly I think the internet has come to depend on your wild animal attack videos like you have kind of become like a news outlet for the best wild animal attacks need to know people need to see this s*** man


    What if the Universe is Conscious? | Joe Rogan and Duncan Trussell
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    what does you know I saw something you know your podcast it's like everywhere now it's like dandelions ever you can't anyway I'm always getting suggested videos from your podcast and I saw one cuz I've been cutting down my meat consumption and but that doesn't mean I don't eat meat I just want to cut it down a little bit and I have been feeling kind of enjoyable from time to time since you know that I don't know if you let yourself do that you probably don't but that feeling of like kind of b******* like I'm a little better now talking about the number of animals that die in a bean field like any Bean field that you see so many animals just ground up and murdered and it was great cuz I realize I foresee I write you the trick I was trying to play on myself is the same as the 13th floor s*** it's like I want the world to look like a Disney film but it's a bit of a cough even saying that is organic gardening so you can organically Garden if you get a plot of land and get some friends together you can all grown up vegetables so you have to take place and what with large-scale agriculture or if you're feeling rather with large-scale agriculture that's the problem the problem was meant to feed and just in La alone the Greater Los Angeles area what is like 20 million something people that's so many goddamn people do we have do it large-scale involves combines and those f****** things are indiscriminate they just chewing up the ground and things get caught up in it and that's why when they clean Fields when they pick whatever they're growing you'll see vultures after they run the combine sieve vultures circling the fields do they know rabbits and rats and all kinds of bugs mean any kind of was like yeah but that's a mosquito mosquito malaria you know you get to like a life-form ethical boundary where you can't relate to a roach hilarious thing when it comes to assigning levels of sentience and then based on that deciding if you should eat something or not you run into like a lot of weird problems which is like number one you're assuming a lot just because they don't have the sort of nervous system you have cuz we project most of everything we are into the world we don't really know what the phenomena is but I saw some like video of a little of an ant taking care of the ants baby and I don't know if you heard about how trees communicate with the most nutrients for real what if there is throughout the entire universe just as sentient field of Consciousness that is interacting with matter in a way that it produces what we call life and that life is feeling Terror love maybe in different ways and we would understand it but it's still there a really under consideration by legitimate scientist conscious of Consciousness sorry I don't remember which I haven't read it yet but I heard them talk about on his podcast and the concept that used to be like super Wu was what if everything has Consciousness with everything had but it just can't express itself can't change its environment it's limited just like we can't fly and we can't swim underwater and breathes water like we are limited in our physical ability whatever limitations we have like this is where it ends the buck stops here thing that doesn't move got to be stupid yeah might not be which is one of the reasons why nobody wants to buy a house after someone's been killed in it like what if that house retains memory that was something that Rupert sheldrake proposed a long time ago you know he's got that was that's very strange Theory where everything is connect morphic resonance I think at home. Morphic resonance and if you like a guy who's not afraid to take some chances and and say some really whoosh it I think you're the one who liked was telling me some of the studies or not so great and it said it wasn't that I said that some other people complain all right up there some studies that apparently people lean on that aren't super legit like the dog know when you're coming home on yeah but you got to replicate that s*** because I might have a loud car how far away is the guy when a dog starts going towards the door or does it dog can hear it way better than you can how far away is the guy when a dog starts going towards the door or does the guy just come home every night in the dog has like an internal clock and he knows hey it's 5 Mike wants be coming home like if you have they replicated this event for 11:30 would have like stars coming home in the Tesla where you can't hear s*** what if he comes over the dog actually know he's coming or is it. Just hearing things like hearing a door car


    Ms. Pat: I Would Do Joel Osteen!
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    I'm telling you is like that peanut butter that you sent it again over chalk Negroes out it was like a f*** it came in a can the government peanut butter Google do some dude on Instagram who was in school some kid in school and they were there that you know they feed them cheese sandwiches for lunch and he was lighting the cheese sandwiches like look at this cheese look at this s*** and he's lighting a lighter too and it would not melt it was just turning black was just getting black on the smoke from the lighter it was not melting yeah it was a little cheese there's as parts of America. The government ignores right yammy $2 Tuesday get you two piece chicken and a biscuit with you and go to churches the holes in church and Sharon holes in church no more all the possible ugly like TD Jakes they was on phuckable but now they all sexy so they relied on these priests look at Joe Olsteen do tell, go back 50 seconds what's good for 56 I thought he was in Dallas with UFC place population of money right by private jets to my big houses I like me with a t that move on the inside


    Joe Rogan Finds Out About "Butt Butter"
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    UEFA tansu and big titties I mean he lost all of it then I'm so proud of you could do it to ya because I was told not to look 19 your insurance 226 they will give you weight loss surgery imma get your tummy tuck imma get your stomach cut and then I'mma buy you an ass cuz you have no ass so and then I told my husband he don't have no ass I was going to buy him a Massachusetts do some people who get ass implants they're starting to get cancer only a few years old and you rub it on your titties and your ass and make it grow yeah but look at me don't think it's from the butter and everybody I know real but on that you don't know that government button that sits on the hot water which they got my butt on y'all you know that s*** got to last me 20 more days she took that stitching card and she hit us in that muhfucka stuck in that bar who's playing at all but I really did that all you have to do to get big tits and a big ass just government butter that won't melt it just said on it like a like a like a f****** bird trying to hatch an egg cream for smoother Fuller and firmer skin I don't know if that's what I had when I was jumping over natural butt enhancement cream for women and men plump booty enhancer lotion butt firming and tightening cream sexy but was it so sexy butt lifter cream butt enlarger 364 customer reviews hold on click then my flat booty my family and flat butt syndrome it's embarrassing it's embarrassing have your butt hurt because you have no padding when you sit and have no pants fall have your pants fall because nothing in the back to hold them up after week I death notice something extra in the back I'll keep using to buy your butt cream cuz they're more on that's like people that give money to preachers that flying private jets what's the temperature increase my breast size they probably should change the name to breast and butt enhancement butter I know for the but I know it for the but so I figured let me see will it do anything for my breath since it's in quotes all natural so I did so was within a week my breast was Fuller last time I seen them this size was right before it was time to breastfeed my baby is now 9 years old show me the people who knows what I'm talking about from the South say jokes we did that at work we should have done okay I'm about to get her to do it I don't think I can be an appropriate how old is she now she's now but I don't think it doesn't make sense but then again I'm not a scientist


    Ms. Pat's Take on R. Kelly | Joe Rogan
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    I mean there's so many people that are insulated from the kind of life that you had they don't know anybody like you you know so I'm realizing that Chris my producer podcast on teaching about black p**** incense like incense yeah that's what the name of it I told you I told him about me like what are you talkin about I'm telling you black p**** is it everybody listen to R Kelly and burnt black p**** incense on a Saturday morning clean the house Beacon Theater Joe I mean what if people just looked away you know about a big dick man that big dick black man that can't read they puts it down there like black men who got a 95 who carried the sex is totally different because I'm not tired because they practice all they do is practice on women we going to watch The Young and the Restless and Housewives of Atlanta but you know when you get back that that dick is laying on that pillow for you the other day about how every dude whose girlfriend is paying for everything stands and it's like a guy standing with his arm deep around the girl like deep around holding onto other waiting in line for things what does a funny as f*** I said hey I said maybe you want some p**** he's not at all he's a night at all junk we bought a Sleep Number bed and he's like TV show so I'm walking out I walked in the damn Sleep Number like a real n**** give me a best don't get the message that split down the middle you know the two matching separate we just f****** the middle and by the time we get through the f****** matches on fell off the bed cuz we're in the middle of the whole lap the remote my wig


    Ms. Pat Thought Joe Killed a Mountain Lion with His Hands
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    I did actually talked about you on my first one so when I first get your podcast it was his story out that Joe Rogan is a badass stop on the mountain lion in the back of a pickup on a mountain lion from behind and took the s*** out of him he got to be strong and I realized why realize instructor was super freaky clown sister didn't think is Mount sister Turtles real so you if he jacket dog is going to stab him f*** you just telling the story about my so don't get offended people but you know dog fighting is big in the south I'll get some candies in twins eat anything back then it is a big thing in the South. I knew a guy who had 30 pitbulls in his backyard he had these boxes the dogs live in these little dog houses and they were chained to a post and they were in his yard and I didn't see it my friend was tell me about if I knew the guy he live down in Kentucky yeah we lived in Kentucky and they fought dogs go down on his back I was jumping and put your dog in a Chokehold cuz I like rapper the only meal was now or laters read it on the sidewalk that you are


    Being a Ghetto Mom at a White School - Ms. Pat
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    drink before you go on stage I don't drink alcohol at all no don't do it I don't I don't smoke weed I don't know I was just telling them earlier like Junebug try to smoke weed one time and it was his white friends but they was so stupid Joe didn't know how to roll the weed so they got that they got the copy of paper off the machine and roll the weed in there I told my son I kill I said look I get food stamps and I don't get enough food stamp for your weed habit so we not going to do drugs we not going to join games we're not going to do drugs it's off motherfuker so we not going to do it so but Junebug is the only kid I've had that really try to dive into weed copy paper 1.5 grams what the hell is that I don't know and I called the police on the police on the shake him up right what eventually I think you don't stop smoking now stop or start I think he stopped his friends I told her I said look up your white son just lost his only black friend immigrant from the white girl p**** on the phone message you when you fled you know my starting with but it's white p**** flown only phone you don't fuk with white p**** oh my God football player just passed it around everyone knock the s*** out of them in public and I give my option and we get in public why you always come to me like oh my God your kids are so well this week time stop in my grandbaby was a full crack baby so they won't stop Joe I slept all I'm at the same time Pizza school calling me all the time like schools call you for anything anything Joe I mean just dumb s*** black school we don't look very special child don't you wake me up Jamaican jail somebody else coast am in a Nick don't wake me up at 2. Don't wake me up for this b******* so they don't know how to handle anything you got to give me time to help them grow but then they want to put them on grow together that's what we not going to do we're not going to put these kids on medication what we going to do its surrounding with love they so good now out of 5 years is baby just now passing the ISTEP test it took a minute to get there but he's finally there those pump those standardized test they give kids the kids just wasn't ready and you not throw him in his neighborhood and environment they wasn't used to it even though they talk to you see how country I am when they talk Straight Street so what the f*** are y'all talkin about We Bout It Bout another f*** you and you better say that 5 bus you cross your head


    What Happened When Ms. Pat Confronted the Man Who Molested Her
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    that your life is hard but if you have living over again what mean it made you who you are a baby with this guy when you were 14 and he's married another one that by the time you're sixteen you're pregnant with a third no one ever asked you to live that life again but you wouldn't change it I don't know Joe I mean it made me who I am but I always I look at life like this I think you know everybody couldn't have dealt with the stuff that I dealt with it like I dealt with it like some people commit suicide put baby I took Burn that everybody else was going through in life and I wasn't chosen one and then I'll bring it out and make it funny so I'm here to make people let people know it's okay it's okay it's not about how you start it's about how you finish I don't dwell on s*** I don't have control over I can't change the past but let's laugh today and I tell people every night on stage when you can laugh about it you got control of it that's a powerful thing to be able to look at life like that and just take ownership you don't like my first kids father he hates me he f****** hates me you know why cuz I'm not that little girl rabbit anymore then he had control of that he beats and it you know I was a little girl searching for love and in his whole situation I learn to love myself Joe when I needed closure and I was I was out here in LA and started telling stories about my life and I just want him to apologize psychology and I asked him to apologize and I said I said how can you f*** a twelve-year-old and you grown and you married you know what he said he's in your mind and body wasn't well and then she kicked me in my f****** chest like a horse and I'll boohoo and that day Joe I decided I was no longer going to ask him to ask for you to know to ask me to forgive him I decided to forgive him I forgave my mama I forgave my mom a boyfriend everybody else that stepped on me and I said no longer I'm ever going to want to just don't come I know I say from that day off I'm never going to ask y'all for forget I'm never going to ask you again I decided to forgive you and after that damn gave him my mom and her boyfriend and everybody up at ever violated me cuz it was so many other people that I don't still don't talk about but I forgave them everything to you and you haven't done s*** to them people that want them to apologize they chase them down to one get back that you're eating yourself up who's Like Pat why and I remember hanging up the phone and I got on my knees and I rarely get on my knees Joe and I got vertigo so I don't get a s*** about because this man was provided it was only time in my life that we didn't get evicted because he was touching me and my son he's always say well if you tell your mom what y'all going to get pulled out y'all don't have no food so we always thought we was helping has happened so you know but I forgot it was already dead but he still alive psych I don't like f****** with the dead I figure they won't arrest leave me the f*** alone and I want to hear it I don't go to her grave y'all because that m*********** put himself next to her he buried himself next to my mama so both of you I'm not going up there he's laying right next to her last time I was there before he died she died when I was 16 Proverbs 16:17 I go out there with a gas can put on top of Lights On fight to get that bed I'm going to sit hold Jesus oh my God


    I Used to Be Scared of White People - Ms. Pat
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    damn you got a crazy f****** lions and I laugh at every inch of it to the ultimate take a negative and turn into a positive I try I try really hard but you made me really happy cuz your your sense of humor so f***** up but it's because of your life that it's so funny I mean that's why it works if you had a cushy life and you were saying the s*** that you sent it wouldn't be funny and that's one of the things with my husband like when I would share with me like my kids father shot me and beat me and almost kind of know who I am they know my background and one of the things when I started share my life my husband had that protected mode he didn't want me to you know he knew how negative the world could be when I started to share the story so I can see what he wanted to step in and protect me way better life than me so he would always be there to like be that protector like what they think I'm stupid or they think I'm missing and I just I just he helped me grow a backbone what people think about you because it was so much screwed up stuff in my head like I wanted to thank my mama told me about white people so my whole life Joe Rogan I was scared of white people and when I when I wrote the book and I told the lady this when I would see white people immediately look down that's what the slaves used to do and that's what the book lady told me and I was like I can't look him in the eye and then she was like why and I told her the story I told my husband is stupid sellabit I said the only difference between me and you white woman is my titties is bigger than yours but I was in I was in my late twenties when I learned that because you like when I move the Indianapolis I can talk to you I f****** my words. I'm stupid and I will look away and when I started doing come in Indianapolis in my fanbase turn wife and get away from me I just say that to myself and my husband sent me Dunham's Like Pat we all the same your f****** mom is stupid I'm like we are and I was in my late twenties never ever do white people like I dealt with it when I moved into that community and I'm glad because it taught me a lot as a young girl out of this out of the interstate of Atlanta that we all talk


    Ms. Pat: 'I Don't Love You Like Jesus Do!'
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    well does that and then there's that these communities stay the way they are like whether it's Baltimore where they had it set up a black people literally weren't allowed to buy homes outside of certain areas or any inner-city like you know an Intercity in Houston or New York or anywhere where the neighborhood stay the same f****** my blessings they don't realize how blessed they are and sometime I get so pissed off at him like they go to this really nice high school where I live in Indiana and they get a little laptops and you know they get new books every f****** Year Joe when I went to school it was so many niggars name vote in that same book where it had them check it out every year you have to flip a page and you will see where my own Tyrone you know I look at it I was like what this is the old curriculum where you know these keep my kids are getting a new curriculum every year and it's still like that in certain parts of America and it pisses me off realize how blessed you are Rihanna to get on the bus and I've asked her several times to be at the bus stop when I get there and I said ma'am leave that b**** that m*********** on time but you know them in my neighborhood. Don't you dare pepper my black kid need at me cuz I leave come to the house one time and I need you to take me to Starbucks I'm like what cool kids comes to go to school you better not say you crazy we think I'ma get up at 6 in the morning take you to Starbucks you better take your fast at Starbucks and let it get you a cup and put you some hot chocolate in the morning I'm not going to I'm not getting up at no 6 to make you cool but they do that bed with no wig and no bra and yesterday p**** I'm not getting up yesterday thank you my cable got cut off one day right so I go in the house of my cable Joe I didn't cut that came back on but he broke his I love you but I tell you I don't love you like Jesus do he love you Uncle dish I will stay up the s*** out of here on my kids money you got to pay me back my daughter call me Ted Cruz Democratic Democratic at least left I bought for her that's what I drive everyday my s*** pay it off I'm not buying you know you was on the phone bill for 3 years you never paid your phone bill so how you going to if I bought for her that's what I drive everyday my ship paid off I'm not buying you no car was on the phone bill for three years you never paid your phone bill so how you going to pay me back $3,000


    Ms. Pat: My Pussy Was on Fire, and He Came to Put It Out!
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    I like how gross you out only reason why I can laugh about being shot and my husband hate this but I do I do a bit about my first kids father you don't give me crap going to rain please pick you up and say Hey you p**** on fight we need to put it out to pick you up I need to pick you up in the morning how can you tell people I don't have an STD but I was young and they knocked on the door your p**** is on the list pretty much call your p**** again we still got half of what I owe my God take the medication all the way come on he wouldn't he came to see me with Katt Williams asking when I was opening for Katt Williams and but that's the only time he's got to know how did you not want to see that cheerleader I mean I mean you know I've been doing 17 years you know how many times I had to make that man credit card out to go indoors so you know what he would not come see me like look I live with you everyday so you know what he would not come see me like look I live with you I hear this s*** everyday


    Ms. Pat's Daughter Came Out and It Changed Her World
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    only thing I asked for my keys I said I asked you collagen for everybody so I'm not going to force College on you for what you do owe me is a high school diploma and you do owe me to prom because I didn't have an opportunity to do so all I'm going to the alarm went to the prom I picked that outfit and every one of them graduated from high school. My daughter was the first one to three generations of graduated high school in the first one ever go to college you know every time they do it if I'm going to the prom for you they graduate high school they gave me the high school diploma my daughter's life options so she booked an all-day I was out of town but she touches my first child graduated college and I look back here with an eighth grade education on the GED and I was able to keep my kids from going down the road that I went down and you know most most most kids try to make their parents proud I try to make my kids proud to let him know it's not about how you start it's about how you finished you know I had to submit to my oldest daughter and I said school and I had to wake her on time and I said I want to apologize for being such a horrible mom in the beginning but I was f****** 14 you know she was in housing with ahead shoot out of that she saw me sell drugs in front of her school a lot of f****** mistakes but I'm sorry because I did what everybody else was doing in my community trying to survive and that was one of the hardest thing as a parent because a lot of parents bypass relay kids but I hadn't literally went to my daughter and I you don't cuz she hated me Joe she f****** hated me. Why you have to sell drugs in front of my school AIA Group in a community where he was gay something was wrong with you you know my daughter she gets f***** she eat everything in Atlanta GA Pac-Man with the p**** play white men when you when you are when you hate niggars as a good chance your white daughter going to come home with a big big nickel over your foot my daughter came home and she was gay and it opened my f****** world to the gated community and now like I don't know my daughter came out of somebody's life you must be a shame that your daughter okay in and I told Ashley that's her name I said it's not about I had to learn to know about your sexuality what make you happy and I will support you to the end as long as you happy because you saw your daddy start my face and shoot me and mistreat me so if you want to do what makes you happy just don't do drugs but do what makes you happy what what made you not like gay women before that tell you something wrong with me talk to hate you no special that old school black Community Church Drilling in your head a lot of them wait till you know mental problems I don't know like Uncle anybody so but you know I know we had the black community you have to hide you had to hide back in those days so I was taught if you was gay it what you was into something wrong with you and when my daughter came out to be gay it open my f****** world up and I was like do I judge my daughter over sexuality or do I love my child because it's my f****** child and I remember when I seen her for three years she just dropped out of college I don't be homeless and I said look Ashley I said are you gay I just want to hear it for myself she's like yes ma'am that's what come on home and eat p**** in Atlanta cheaper and my child came home and we built a relationship can you go outside and like that it ain't what you think it is so when she came out and you know what you when she came out in open my world and I'm happy I'm happy for my baby. Tell her about my daughter will eat the s*** out of you she was dick you down was crap off you know you girl having sex with his new girl she got she been speaking with her for a long while I like the last girlfriend we saw Bigfoot but you got rid of Bigfoot


    Joe Rogan on Khabib vs. Dustin Poirier
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    khabib vs. Dustin looks like that's what they're setting up that's the next fight in Abu Dhabi I don't know I really don't know so I could say right I would have for sure been like yeah but that's what makes you think about it because you know could be kind of but one 120mm I know he's going to come right after you know he's going to do too but what if Dustin not even necessarily can can out wrestling is just it's way easier to play defense on wrestling in an offense and if you got great footwork like that to to keep your back off the fence might be a long night for could be who knows fight the good fight. play a big factor in it you know it's a little harder to get in on a lot of those shots the real key is can he stopped to take down and can he defend himself on the ground because with so many guys could be gets a hold of them and then they developed a thousand yard stare with like what in the f*** is happening you know it's like when he's special I'm sure you remember early in your career when you would go with a guy which is way bigger than you are way stronger than you need put myself in the situation now I'm lucky just to I'm just counting how many times am I roll with many layers and I'm like I'm just trying my best not to get submitted I'm at the point where you only go submit me or one or two times Shell Shocked you didn't win that pfl thing I was so shocked I thought I was going to win it for sure yeah yeah striking is come so far you know it's one of those let you know if the game is the game the game what can you do if it ever existed you never know even as an athlete like you you can do everything to tip repair right and you feel like all the chips in like everything's in your corner and like I mean I guess it's like life is like you think everything is just it's like life is like you think everything is just right but sometimes it is not what can you do like a madman part of what comes with it it's just chaos


    Kevin Lee's Thoughts on RDA Loss | Joe Rogan
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    yeah you know I got you some things even for doing it before the fight happened I had kind of already had in my mind I'm like okay it's been a year since we last kind of did this was right after the Barboza fight it was like okay imma imma imma get through the fight and then imma do this the result wasn't exactly what I want when I want it and I me and it made me hesitant about doing it but I was like this is the story you know what I mean and in this is as I said kind of like was upset at myself for a few days even I just kind of got over and I'm like you know what I said I was going to do it before I'm not about to be no sore ass loser and like I said I love you whether you win or lose I'm just you know it's it's a giant part of the game the game is losing someone losing go to the next fight in really when you look at it I mean it sucks it really does and I hate it like it's something that balls up inside of me that I go over I replayed a fight a million times in my head and I hate losing and I hate that feeling but it's just the reality and it's like it it's just real life in it just realized nothing you could do it was nothing you do want to throw over world champion fighter went when I was approached with the fighting in kind of start really diving into it and really looking at him like I always like a really big Challenge and that one was definitely one you know he had already had a lot of fights that went five rounds he had fought me he's pretty much everybody in tomorrow's when was the last fight Colby Covington the airport if you have already bought like a lot of top top guys and 4 5-round so I knew what type of challenge it was it's just hold myself at high esteem sounds like you know what I'm just ready to do it you know I mean that the fight is selfless was good but either way imma learned from it in in in grow from an end I still got a whole long long road ahead of me some you do have a long road ahead of you but you know how you were talking about that long road could sneak up on you real quick and before you know it you know you're 37 years old trying to figure out if you still want to fight yeah that's that's how it happens to guys I've seen it happen to guys I feel like if you approach a smart you know what I mean that you can still get done which is what I'm trying to do right I kind of already knew that I needed to make some changes and in and do something different even before this fight and before my last one to but you know I just like okay, just get through this one and then I'll do it then imma get through this one then I'll do it but you know that's kind of a big wake-up call to just like alright it's time to get outside of the comfort zone and in any kind of do something different in I do what I already know I got to do what did you think was going to happen in the fight and what was surprising I didn't think they would be able to keep the the depace for sure but what surprised me was how smart he was in and how he beat me tactically more than anything is you know when I was going he wasn't doing it only need any kind of heat control the pace better than I thought it was going to end I thought once I set that page that he was going to be right there with me but then going I started to realize though he's not really expended much energy he is, just letting me burn out my energy and in and then he took his moment when it when I made the the last mistake and really when it boils down to it I lost one position at the end there where I went for a takedown it and you know nine times out of 10 when I go in the club back the guy hits his knees but he's he just stayed on his feet and stepped out and when I hit my knees or slight loss that positioning in against a guy that's so dangerous a black belt in his eyes is so good I knew one slip-up was going to be all in need and not think he knew that too and he was just kind of waiting finest I'm hoping that I slip up it seem like you expended a lot of energy early on it seems like by the time we got the submission you were fairly tired yeah I mean follows you always used to tell me that you can and tired and can't you know it is a fight it's you're going to be tired but I'd still do think I have my legs underneath me and in and still could it's just I could have played it better technically I could have had had you no more time when I wasn't just going going at like you said especially that first round if I would had a little bit better experience maybe or something I ate you know I don't know I'll figure that out but I could have played it a little smarter like he did do you have a person that's giving you strategy or you I'm sort of making your strategy up on the Fly that's one of the things that that's kind of May thing that it that Robert follis was that guy for me until he passed in and then I kind of just picked up the ball and you know I understand fighting but yeah it's it's mostly me doing the strategy and right now that that's where I'm in the limbo of of trying to find somebody who already has that experience and it's already been there and done it to tell me a little bit of strategy really do and we had this conversation over the phone about it I think that young fighter with a lot of potential like yourself that lives in a reason why fight of the trainers there's a reason why Fighters have head coaches is re it's not because they want to give up all their money because it's it helps and you can delegate those that that thought process to a Master someone who's the master of martial arts who understands positions understand strategy seen Guys Tire teen guys good seeing you in the gym scene you grind understands your skill-set understand how you are when you come perfect understand how you are when you come in tired you know it. That is just Giant and it having someone who understands you psychologically as well and it also having someone that you respect and that you want to impress all those things are huge yeah it's it's it's a big one especially like you said being able to talk to you too and in him being able to understand you I think that's what Rob did really well so good a little bit like I'm just kind of go go and I kind of think hired of myself at it then maybe even I am but that's just how I am so that's all you have, but he was the type to kind of reel me in and any use even tell me like a you don't got to get hit so much and you know I'll I'll stand in front of a guy and just like especially when I was younger he was a little even worse and you know cuz that's just how I be feeling but you know he was kind of the type to to reel me in more than anything it's not like he would tell me one specific techniques or or even about his style or anything like that it was just the way that he was able to Taconic get through to me and kind of make me understand what it is that I'm trying to do a good relationship was devastating for the whole mixed martial arts world but losing him for you had to be a real disadvantage of giant change in your career the hat which fight did he die before he died right after the Tony fight which is a whole another piece of it in Ohio I know he had a whole lot of things going on early in his life especially now with his family and when we went to his memorial and people were trying to explain and you know what it's like growing up in a he grew up a Jehovah Witness there's like explaining what it's like to grow up like that and you know to try and get away from that and having your family Sonia Mann all like that can I understand I understand the importance of family so I can get that but then even I'm like man you know they would tell us if we were more so keeping them alive longer than anything so like mad if I would have won that fight with Tony is like it would he still be here you know I mean those are the type of like like that I do it to myself almost but I already know I'm already at the point where I got over it a little bit and I kind of understand that I'm not going to be able to replace him by any means but I am going to have to get that person who can still speak to me in that saying like you know the only way that I'm going to make it right is to win that title in and do it for him you know he keep kind of saw that for me and he was kind of the one to give me that confidence to say cuz he's already coach multiple UFC champion so when he told me that he could see me being a champ that really like I was like okay like I didn't really like I kind of thought it a little bit but I didn't really know it until like he gave me that kind of confidence so the only thing that's going to make it right it is to go out there and win that title and that's if I got what I got to do I'm not stopping you one hundred percent committed to 170 now yeah I think so I think it's I think it's right I 190 now right yeah just about I'm about 185 186 which is normally what I would be about getting ready for a 55 pound fight to ask you when I stepped into the cage I would lighter going into this fight tonight was for some of my my 55 lb fights


    Joe Rogan - The Gracie Family Is the Most Important in the History of Martial Arts
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    Brazil me how badass are people from Brazil and that's f****** Paradise to ya-ya ruff ruff Paradise it's a little different. revolutionize Jiu-Jitsu I mean the the Gracie family is the most important family in the history of martial arts and what they did with Brazil and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu evolved in that country you noticed they took to it like a duck to water man I wonder what it is about Brazil that that that was like the one place to the state you know if he landed in and talk to some other dude somewhere I think they got lucky they found a Leo Gracie and Carlos Gracie and they found some dude who just straight-up Warriors and they taught those guys and those guys were I mean Helio Gracie just really him and Carlos just thought it through and then we're willing to test it and real competition against people much larger than them the fact that Elia was a small man he wasn't a large framed man is the reason why Brazilian jiu-jitsu became so effective cuz Elio had to fight off of his back he had a tire how big your guy's first they had to develop the the concept of cooking your opponent wasn't in Japanese Jiu-Jitsu it wasn't in Judo Judo is a beautiful elegant martial arts with fantastic technique and powerful moves but it wasn't Brazilian jiu-jitsu popular crazy and now Crone I mean Jesus Christ is that what I f****** family man hens oh yeah yeah called in that area and sprung out and of course you know obviously there's no muay thai from Thailand Dutch kickboxing American wrestling so many different factors Russian wrestler so many different factors that come into what we now call mixed martial arts today but man I just keep thinking that if it wasn't for that one family who the f*** knows what made the ultimate fighter so spectacular are the Ultimate Fighting Championship brother in in the first two ones was voice Gray being this guy who's not this physically terrifying got like it was Mark Coleman and Mark Coleman muscles on neck straight up the top of his head his neck with just about like come off of a shoulder yet if he One Voice one


    Joe Rogan | Anthony Joshua Was KO'd While Training for Andy Ruiz Jr. Fight
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    that's what makes it so great cuz you never know what's going to what's going to happen in a real fight you know it's true some crazy s*** like Anthony Joshua just got that Anthony Joshua got dropped in sparring the week of the fight while and he got hurt real bad the week of the fight and that he was very tentative coming into that fight and very vulnerable which makes sense to see it on a little bit and I went first round when you when you were walking out you know you can kind of see his hit is looking and it's a little glazing it's a little over to America for the first time and you know being in it in in New York and it's a lotta that's a lot of pressure in a lot of you know it's special when you talk about Deontay Wilder like the dude into it's always the next Century like the week before you see the animation oh my God is too amazing ones pull up first of all pull up the Deontay Wilder one cuz he has the the fuking glove from The Avengers and he hits us through this together disarray rot for Deonte and then he didn't even more hilarious one for Andy Ruiz yeah oh my God watch this is he even if the word when you look at a Joshua after the factory this and that it is his body is body still there but his Spirit go to the airport gets into a plane and flies away amazing how he did that the next day the day after the fight that was out people are getting crazy who would like what they did do it makes you jealous a little bit psycho yeah I think it through a lot of loans like go through with it and I know he tried crazy as a master though his his his ability to do is a Deontay Wilder won


    Joe Rogan | Floyd Mayweather is a Master!!
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    watch many fights outside of everyday you know how good people are at those individual disciplines you know that's at one of the more in sing aspects about M amazed that you really can't be the best in the world at everything and you're going to have because it's such a complex chimora but you a lot of a lot of these other sports and stuff date they've had so many years just to figure out what works and what don't work that they really refined the process you know how to me like she's somebody's High high-level boxers and it's like it had do you talk about somebody like Floyd he's at his is Dad fighting this is Uncle fight before him to where he's like respond the the process so much that it's damn near perfect and I mean we haven't got to that point yet and it's it doesn't seem like you're ever going to see the guy who is world-class Muay Thai and class Jiu-Jitsu and world-class wrestling all in one fighter just doesn't seem like that's really possible thank you can get it in a couple more Generations though it may be like for more Generations some like that and they don't have the same like preconceptions that that even I had coming up in it you know like where if your boxing you boxing this way and in you know this is the right thing to do this is the wrong thing to do you know or are you taking you taking so many things and you're not really your kind of stuck on it you know what I mean and I feel like each generation is getting a little bit better a little bit better I look at it like some of the things that kids do not like f*** like I want creative process to do it you know little amateur fights in like 10 years old and she going to look like and then going to look like it to where you will get somebody who is who is just perfect Ed what whatever they do that's a good point because it really is a big factor that Floyd had his dad was world and his uncle Rodger was the Black Mamba and Rodger Mayweather was the f****** man back in the 80s to see those two guys that is gigantic grown up in that environment always been around boxing and they can tell him what to do and what not to do even when you get to that certain level you know it's like it's you don't know what you don't know until it's too late, but you know he had people that he really respect it like it is I mean your uncle in your any of your pops are going to be the first people that you were expecting you got to listen to him so losing their mistakes that are the fighters made it when you growing up in the gym you seen guys that's far too hard to seeing guys that get hit too much and seeing guys to take the wrong fire to things guys at don't fight smart defensively you don't want two things that people forget is at Floyd went through a big transition of his own if you go back to the early parts of his career and you watch when he was Pretty Boy Floyd you he was a much more aggressive fighter and you would put himself in danger much more and then when it became Money Mayweather like as it got later and later its life just got so much more Brewing defensively and then he became the guy that you see shutting out Canelo Alvarez stopping all these guys it's just shutting everything down he just became this defensive wizard to the point where you'd see world-class spiders like Sugar Shane Mosley who did tag him but other than that didn't really want see once you've recovered he's really know what to do with Floyd boy just had the answers to his style you'd figure them out and see a lot of people from time to time you notes Tennessee like a lot of people that are coming up in boxing who just want to write out the gate B with Floyd is now you know I mean BP on the ropes and it'd be able to slip punches Andino in but they forget like the time we need beat the f*** out of Arturo Gatti fry do it to them and was no defense to it he just came out with amateur fights that he had before that that he's won and lost since you know he just had a different style of fighting so it's it takes time to get to that that that level you know I mean certificate or of God if I was brutal brutal yeah yeah I mean not a lot of people do but crazy defensively spectacular Canelo throws a left he's over here he throws a right he's over here take that job with you and just with him in here throws a left he's over here he throws a right he's over here take that job with you in here


    Joe Rogan | Firas Zahabi is a Genius
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    reason why I recommended farasa Habib first of all you want to smartest guy I've ever talked to before Isis it f****** genius legitimate genius knows everything about MMA I mean there's not a stone unturned and he coached GSP and I feel like your style and GSP style or very similar in that you both are very good wrestlers and you both very good at mixing up the wrestling in the Striking or you don't see anything you don't know what's coming and you're both you both don't have any weaknesses you have an awesome submission game GSP a game you have great wrestling great striking it's very similar and I think that his experience in coaching one of the greatest of all time and George St-Pierre with Woodland with just slide right into coaching someone like you I really believe that I think I'm getting closer to it you know I'll know more when I when I get there but that's how I stopped yeah I think he's got a special mind I do you know and I was not to take away from any of the brilliant coaches and I think you'd be a world champion with Duke roufus who's also brilliant guy and an amazing coach has no bad stop for you but there's just something about you and Faraz zahabi that I just feel like it when I met him we had dinner together right, he's but he's sharp sharp tv smart so yeah I mean but then again Whitman Whitman to in MN Whitman is really experience dude you know he's he's coach so many people he seen so many different styles and done it himself a lot too so flatlines people with me and acts like nothing even happened yeah it was going to happen Whitman play yep I think it's cuz you seen so many at been on the other side of that to where you know it's your guy get knocked out too so you know it's like you said it's two people going in there with somebody's got to lose so he's been around the game long enough to where he understands the other side of it too and you know you ain't going to go crazy and you know yeah I think the outlet is also the culture shock of moving to Montreal be good for it to I mean maybe I spent some time in I feel like that that cold might it might be something to that you know the best wrestlers and everything always from the Midwest and in from that cold and you know why he developed character yeah I think it is some today yeah that's real and it's really better keep a blanket in that b**** yeah yeah you sleeping bag on a candle and I think it give you like different different morals and differently at different character until you know you you value things a little bit differently I'm so in that cold you know that's like seven months out the year you spending that time indoors and your family and everything in that cold in the same way that's like 7 months out the year you spending that time indoors and it feels like your family and everything cuz you ain't going to be inside with some f****** smoke from down the street and you don't want it


    Kevin Lee on Struggle to Fight Tony Ferguson with Staph Infection | Joe Rogan
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    yeah I walked in about 181 and like for the 25 was 184 so you know that 25 was a mess because of the staff right like yeah that guys have a decision you had to make whether or not you're going to pull out of the fight yeah I mean I tried my best to keep it from everybody so in and I kind of succeeded in that I mean really only want something over it at the winds right yeah she did it for me but the white car in the my body much worse I mean I don't really look at that fighting it and say that Tony is a dog and I kind of give that to him in all that I learned a lot about myself from that fight even in the end in fights after that I've had a lot of tough week cuz going into himself I don't really really put too much at first round no man before you got tired you had a mounted and that was it was a big first round for you yeah yeah if I would have listened to rob in that fight I would already be the champion in Indian everything will look different you know I would already fought McGregor by now and then the whole sport would it look there for nothing but I didn't listen to him and I listen to fight ended in that adrenaline pumping that I mean I never felt like that since I probably don't I don't really want to feel like that either when I step into the arena that night you know we get there about two hours before the fight actually is going on I was ready to fight and when I was warming up I was ready to fight I was fighting people in the back. There was no warm up there was no warm up with you put me into a state of fighter flight cuz you know you were compromised 4 days before you do not even just that that you know the day of the fight for me in that state for 4 days before where it made the weight cut shoved horrible like because my body just trying to hold on to everything and trying to you know when I woke up that morning I was about 162 I woke up at 5 a.m. Wednesday at 9 a.m. had to be 155 so I've got seven pounds to to cut it witches okay you know it's not too bad but about Nepal's the day before I'm a little dehydrated a little you know I'm a little already born but as a way cut was going you know we got till about 8 and I can only cut a pound-and-a-half but still 161 and 1/2 something at 8 winds are at 9 to the point where we got to do something so they start to put me in the bathtub just because we we do most of our Cuts in the bathroom know when you when you're in humidity you're going to cut more water weight or you going to sweat more and water is obviously hundred percent humidity is so they start throwing boiling hot water cuz we couldn't get the water hot enough to make me sweat more for us so we just taking kettles of hot water and just pouring it on me and you know what doctors are in and out twin 12 people in and out of the the the hotel room to make sure I'm okay and I'll make sure that I could cut the weight and I was just in such a lycan address the f****** like on 10 I might just get out I'm screaming at everybody I literally I was in the tub I was crying like but to me I was like there's no way I'm not making this weight and 6 lb in about an hour maybe two hours cuz I quit in about 9 or so or I mean about nine-thirty ten or so in 2 hours it was beautiful but I think that just kept me a such a such a 10 on my agenda level I never really understood how to bring it back down you know when did Robert Ryan talk to me and try to tell me like hey calm down like you know take a few deep breaths wouldn't notice I noticed like a hello just a bump like really big or something for Sunday I just kind of you know I didn't think about it wasn't raining that day so it was nothing when I went in on Monday do it was actually the one Dewey Cooper mind my striking coach he was the one that kind of notice and he was like a is is that alright and you know and then robbed when he took a look at it he's like oh yeah that's that's that for sure and you know I just kind of what do you do when that happens if you can't if you're not decided not to take antibiotics yeah yeah so what do you do with it I was like college wrestling those rooms are just so dirty and filthy that I seen other people with it but it didn't look like that in a man you normally look like a you know you have an open wound or something and then that'll get yellow and p**** in Ryan's Gustin but this was underneath my skin so it's not like a open wound or anything when I talked to doctors they said it was just on the delay or muscle I guess her or something instead of sticking out from it at the time I didn't really know what that meant like he said it was staff and I was like okay you know like I still feel good like I can still move around like we hit past that day I still felt good in Arkansas as like I'm showing up the fight you know there's no sew for 6 days you just trained and did everything with that staff and that was kind of like the last thing on my mind portable Fayette when I say imma do something I'm gone I'm going to do it regardless if my leg was halfway falling off like I still got another five more tolls on the other leg so looking back on it now you happy that you made the decision that you made a smart but you know you would have done it again tomorrow what does God is a defense it right yeah yeah so are you not trying to stay on top of it and at least I know flare-up has been happening since you not shower everything I make sure like I'm on top of y'all make sure I bring myself and I showered cuz you don't want that again it's mostly the other fight then go my way or whatever but it was about 3 or 4 weeks after that fight where I was just random and worship terrible people that ignore staff Moana screaming like listen man you could die thus it seems like you just got an infection but that should get systemic it gets in your bloodstream and you can't f****** die one of my friend Brian Collins friend's wife died and he went over the house and she was like you know some people get crazy with holistic stuff I was just going to try and natural healing and he's like ghetto do a f****** doctor gums were bleeding better twice and the first time I had when I got an antibiotic first of all the antibiotics the fact that Luke rockhold won the f****** title against Chris Weidman while he was on antibiotics shows you what a stud that guy is is that s*** kicks your ass he had the Ed staff when he fought Wyman couple years ago and it just wrecked me bad so I knew like going to that files like I rather have the staff in the antibiotics afterwards I think you probably made the right move to not do antibiotics but I don't know I'm not a doctor but I was thinking that that is it just weakens you so much you know it's just you live and learn from these things I think it's just part of the and before I would have liked it where I wanted everything to be perfect grab I wanted everything to kind of be the way I saw it you know especially like starting out the prayer like everybody wants to be Floyd and when you brought me piano and it's just it was like I'm the first one of my family to even ever think about this self you going to bump your head here and there and it just comparison is the thief of joy and you can't you can't do that you got to just think about being the best that you could bring to their path everybody's got a different path people comparing yourself to their path everybody's got a different path everyone's got different genetics right some people just better at certain things some people or some people struggle with certain aspects of the sport when it's everyone got their own individual challenge him it's one of the things that's so interesting about it is watching people adapt and grow


    Are We Really More Divided Than Ever? | Joe Rogan and David Pakman
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    I think this is the most polarized time I can remember as a 51 year old man looking back at you know my history of paying attention to social issues in the way we communicate with each other and then just partisan attitudes of people seem to have I don't I think it's probably because of trumpets a giant part of it but it's also just a sign of the times of social media I think it's part engineered by the algorithm to Facebook and Twitter and other social media companies utilize and it's also been engineered by bath bad faith participants and people that are actually manipulating it I don't know if you've paid any attention to Sam Harris had a fantastic podcast with and we had one with her as well Renee diresta Renee diresta analyzed all of the various accounts that the IRA created with the internet research agency that was responsible for these fake accounts that people thought were black lives matter accounts or Pro Southern secession accounts or all these different accounts that were very polarizing an are arguing with other people that these were just Russians that were working for this organization that was specifically trying to start chaos the right pacifically trying to start arguments and when when you you see that and then that's a fact X Factor that kind of s*** is a factor and that that is sort of become part of the sport of social media has been arguing at I do I don't do it I don't engage but I do go on Facebook sometimes and someone makes an abortion post and I just watched the chaos like oh my God yeah it's in or anything having any to do a trump or anything having anything to do with the Second Amendment or anything that has anything to do with the wall or immigration so I don't know that people are actually larger disagreements they were previously I think that yes Trump has course in the language and the way in which it's now acceptable to talk about a lot of these things that's number one I think the social media algorithms like you're pointing out reward the most extreme and polarizing comment and reactions in a never-ending feedback loop where the most polarizing initial tweet generates a more more responses than left polarizing tweets and then the sub responses that are most rising and an aggressive do the exact same thing in this never-ending feedback loop I think it's all those things but I don't know that people are having bigger disagreements than in times past I just think that they're public in a different way well there's more disagreements because people have more opportunity to disagree so they have more opportunity to engage in the chicken we talking about people that are addicted to their phones and just coming from a guy uses f****** phone for hours a day I'd like to think that one hour that is productive but I know the three hours of his me staring at butts on Instagram and then how much are you on like a computer and I don't know why didn't I don't have that. Data right but it's not as much and the good thing about it is most my b******* I'm doing on the phone most of my computer work unless I'm laying in bed I just watch embarrassingly enough I watch YouTube videos on pool that's what I watch Real I go to bed calming relaxing and I analyzed positions unless I do the same thing with chess that's what I there's like chess streamers similar but it's nothing crazy and it's also kind of stimulating in an intellectual way or yeah your mom watch your show she does and she watches other shows and my family super political so real that's on the weekend if it's Saturday I'm right in the middle of my break. Because they weren't wearing people more opportunity to argue and in those more opportunities you're seeing more conflict and I think more polarisation and I think again the social media algorithms and all the other nonsense that gets I think there's I really do believe that the feeling that I get but it also might be because a big part of my job is being on the internet so maybe I'm more engaged with it argues are a little bit so in practice the disagreements are equal to what they husband but there's more opportunities to disagree and the algorithm favors more escalated disagreement than rational conversation the effect is that you might meet someone with whom you have 80% in common in terms of your political views but the circumstances in which you engage with that person are going to be on the 20% that you don't so it makes it seem as though you just have very little common ground with anybody because the 80% agreement becomes background and the social me platforms the debates happening on YouTube elsewhere are focused only on but the most divisive fraction of one's entire political views and that's I think what the problem is but it makes sense because most people agree that I don't know gas stations are interested pick something innocuous most people agree that it's good to have a regulatory system that makes sure that when you think you pumped 5 gallons of gas you got in 5 gallons of gas Marshall that nobody's going to talk about it like it makes sense that the focus is going to be on the disagreements where it's damaging is then when you meet people in real life and it's hard to relate or even be in the same room because only those differences are sore like played upper right that's one of those more interest don't know where I see this going that's one of those more interesting things about particular was social media unlike things when it come to this Crowder situation I don't know where this is going cuz I didn't know this was ever going to be a thing I had never really considered that there was going to be some digital Town Square that we're all going to be enjoying whether it's Twitter or YouTube or whatever it is that might even need regulator


    Leg Locks Are the Next Big Thing in MMA - Kevin Lee
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    not fighting but he said yeah I keep your knees like a goddamn joke Craig Jones is a heel hook and motherfuker he isn't Craig Jones is at the top of the food chain in the submission grappling world but he's not as big as Rumble but I don't think anybody's drug testing but that means in a drug testing Rumble Soho 350 lb way cuz Craig Jones has been grappling I want want want to say he's probably around 2:15 to 20 long guys not not incredibly ripped but his submission grappling world is very strange because there's no real drug testing to speak of and everybody kind of knows it everybody's kind of Juiced up you know they're Brazil I don't know I don't think it comes in grappling know so much technique and leverage evolved it becomes in the train charger U-Haul technically similar but that's a tough fight for rumble in that Craig is used to being on the bottom and he's used to fighting with with inside control of the legs like I don't know what kind of Rumble wood can a leg lock game Rumble has it is this is I got an idea yeah I feel like that's going to be the next little Evolution that you seen him in May Incorporated a little bit into so I feel like that's going to be like the next level that you see you have to understand the system and I don't I'm not a leglock II no heart I see the transitions but if I was on the mat with them I wouldn't be a step ahead I wouldn't be able to like know where they're going and I would have to react as it's happening which is a giant disadvantage and I don't know what Rumble knows I know he's a great wrestler and rumbles big thing was never so many people standing up I think the best way is just to try and disengage not let him out your legs that's easier said that I look real that with Craig Jones he did just a thing with those guys is when you're rolling with someone who is that high-level with submissions you are reacting and they know how you're going to react and they're anticipating your reaction and they have a counter to your reaction and you're always one step behind so you can explode explode explode and eventually you get a little tired and whoop and talk about that is like they can't keep the Rhythm that's what I always say they can't keep the Rhythm like this is cuz it just keep going keep attacking and you just can explode explode and short but how athletic you are but after while that s*** works out and then next thing you know you're wrapped up in something yeah and I think they see more guys like you you know I mean they see more guys that are just trying to tell you know that she a lot of wrestlers in a lot guys just try those same kind of defenses and who are you not seeing that many guys that are good at let locks like that point where now they're just don't understand it way more technically then you know like pajara style of July but just try and like squeeze the s*** off look like that's a good technique but if you get out of those different levels of it serotonin now and then he just submitted the s*** out of somebody with an inside the LOL I really believe that he's real smart and corner of danaher is another guy and he's also by the way you know he's locked up it's a process of hobby they're all like in cahoots together they trained together but he's got a special brain he really does he has a special understanding of submissions I want to talk to that guy do down kind of like that because it takes the guesswork out of what if he does this he's got a very similar system to its just everybody's got different approaches to it but what danaher did and that henzo Gracie team did is they just kind of like it proof-of-concept looks just let everybody know hey like you're missing out on a giant chunk of this thing and giant chunk of this thing is all the variables that come into play when guys are trying to rip each other's knees apart like you know those individual sports are so ahead of of ours not really are when you seen world-class Jiu-Jitsu Fighters are world-class Muay Thai Fighter they're just better at that thing yeah the guys who do everything yeah so I mean a couple years ago you saw more like Jiu-Jitsu going to back attacks and you know what are bars were like really big in it and now you'd then it kind of went through like the leg La Cara and I feel like we kind of stuck on the back of tag kind of hard bar and eventually will move over to to be never pull up leg locks cuz now you seeing a lot of Jiu-Jitsu guys trying to get away from like locking it start udemy got it went through like the leg La Cara and I feel like we kind of stuck on the back of tag kind of our bar and eventually will move over to to be a neighbor pull up leg locks cuz now you seeing a lot of Jiu-Jitsu guys trying to get away from like locking it's starting to under the defense is starting to catch up a little bit I think it to go to Worlds 2 to see it but you know


    Kevin Lee: Michael Chiesa is Still Pissed!
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    just the way things are it's just the way people are the word like they what they want to see like you act a fool they want to see that controversy and they want they want to see the negativity all the time and it's like it's like it's like but you know these are always going to work out the way they're supposed to work out you know what I mean but I just felt like the marketing of him could have been so much better that was my feeling on it was like how do you miss out on this here oh yeah I mean maybe in about is super exciting play of of market and a guy in promoting them and everything is just so much different it's like does that work in America is the problem is like people only want to see what they want to see like even about me and I like people see me kind of hit chiesa at the press conference and then that's all they really know about me so that's all they really you know I think that's me or that type of situation and they just think that's how you is how come the whole situation would have been better off if he went to sleep yeah but but but thing is it it's it's defend yourself in situations where where you know that'll kind of happen in the gobble stop defending himself in the in the red. It and the rest to tell you they like they like if you stop defending yourself then you know what at what else is there to do I mean yeah they couldn't easier but for us as competitors we we kind of do you know I think you just was more upset that it didn't go as what kind of diminished that respect for me then then you know I'm going to give it to you so I was talking a little bit you know I'm up there I'm having fun is my first big press press conference like I'm having fun at it but the minute that he got up and in ran across the towards me it's like there's this dividing line almost as like as soon as you step over that you in my space now it's two ends is a fight yeah it's a fly I mean that's just the way I grew up you know his anytime anybody somebody is going to you know invade your space like you're not going to wait add whatever you know it's it's even with me and dos anjos have a saying you know that's weighing in at 165 and just kind of shut again he didn't want to do it but I'm like I just want a fair fight out of the deal you know it's whatever you want we can hear what I can to fight it what to wait at 165 just to show that this weight class is a viable weight loss I try to do it yeah he said I don't make agreements with my opponent and I was like this is our problem do it but I'm like I just want a fair fight out of the deal you know it's whatever you want we could you guys want to shake hands to fight it what to wait at 165 just to show that this weight class is a viable way class I try to do it yeah he said I don't make agreements with my opponent and I was like this is our problem in the first place


    Kevin Lee Tried to Pick a Fight With Georges St-Pierre
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    Victoria Gotti fight was brutal brutal yeah he's he's he's a monster a lot of respect I do you know I mean not a lot of people do but crazy the man's just being him defensively spectacular right he's over here take that job with you and canelo's like just with him this is a master boxer and I'm learning a lesson here the good thing is you know he learned that lesson the right way and I'll look at it just a little while ago like his head movements just on point that was a great fight cuz Danny Jacobs is a f****** killing yeah but I had to I had to give it really took what he learnt from Floyd and and you know it sometimes you need that hey when will the drop I'm going to learn something from this month I'm going to show up but I knew just for the future unlike that would fight like that is just going to propel yours just going to get better and I think he's going to want to fight and khabib probably I think so I'll probably that's what I think I think if Dustin Poirier if to be beat. khabib is going to lobby for a fight with your GF that's what I think and I think I think he's going to retire that's what I think I think could be the only has a few more fight left in them I don't think I don't think you necessarily want to fight for a long time I think you write he's undefeated he smashes everybody you know and I think he'll go down as one of the greatest that ever did it if you beat George if he beats George discharging Ivan B Joy I mean if he could even get Georgia if that could ever play out yeah I mean I want that date with him but we'll see how that whole thing and also for the UFC it wouldn't be for a title which is a problem apparently with when they when they have a problem like selling pay-per-views one of the big problems is in this is why I look there because why they see that title and they f****** think they clicked at pay-per-view when they might not if that's real that makes it's a big factor and it plays into the as a Fighter 2 oh George would have to come back I mean so they can because they also said that women will never fight in the UFC but Danny said on record that won't be 165 while he's working there bibin George fighting in a peanut that every County in Georgia wants a fight to you know even just to say hi I mean you cool motherfuker but George even more so I tried to pick a fight with a man like you know for real and he called me and we talked for like over an hour I can only do it if I talked to him recently but if I haven't talked to him recently it goes away I forget it but he's a great fighter but he want to give me a better fighter than him 7 years old you know he's he did it all get it all now he's in the position where he's just trying to get them bigger by 38 try to steal in and I think he got it to his like you know like I get what he's a brilliant guy when you see and talk to him and it just the way he breaks down lifeways thinking about life is thinking about a very smart very smart that's why when he won the time as I can't I'm good I could take it take that title I beat Michael Bisping and I'm going to just ride off in the sunset here for a little bit and hopefully in a holding pattern when's the next big one to come around the next big challenge filled in and I think he got it till he was like you know like I get what he's a brilliant guy when you see and talk to him and it just the way he breaks down lifeways thinking about life is thinking about a very smart and very smart that's why when he won the time as I can't I'm good take it take that title I beat Michael Bisping and I'm going to just ride off in the sunset here for a little bit and hopefully in a holding pattern when's the next big want to come around the next big challenge


    Diego Sanchez is Crazy in the Best Way! | Joe Rogan and Kevin Lee
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    and I think there's something that happens to Fighters when they lose that belief that they can be the baddest mother f***** in the world and that does happen when somebody has to get a few losses and then they settle into that journeyman's position and you know that's who it would gustavsson just said when he retired he said I don't want to be a journeyman you know that journeyman position is a weird position because you know you want to get in shape to win to beat this guy but you kind of know that you'll never be the man yeah yeah you know like say if you're a guy who and that 205-pound Division and you just keep losing and then you see Jon Jones who's the greatest of all-time just f****** everybody up and you know you can't beat them so your training even when you're hitting the bag and running all the stuff you know Jon Jones f*** you up twice and you know you can't beat him you know you can't beat him that keeps a lot of guys from having the same enthusiasm and passionate they had when they were 22 and they thought they could take on the world and they picture themselves on the cover there's only magazine the greatest of all-time ideas of who they can be when that idea has been shattered and now you're just a really good fighter some Fighters just lose their enthusiasm for the game and then there's Diego Sanchez who doesn't seem to give a f*** about any of that it just did a rat people Diego's out of his mind maybe maybe he's into his mind you know I mean maybe he's just so like focused on himself in you know even if you can't you know if you looking at John and you like man I ain't never going to catch up to that love I'm just not going to be that then yeah that can really like you said like start to really like to discourage you a lot but then if you just like okay I'm better than today than I was yesterday and you know my jobs like a little is not as straight as it could be so let me just work on that in June next thing and just keep me constantly going in that I feel like that's what real champions doing on a masterly look at it you know that the other person and Diego he don't even if he ain't got the belly still in his head like that's maybe I thinking about don't know you had talked to him he seemed like a crazy dude but God damn look at this guy no enthusiasm zero loss and enthusiasm after all these years of finding get a realized that guy won The Ultimate Fighter season 1 in 2005 we are now here are the night Grace 14 years later 5 crazy crazy be Kenny Florian in the finals Kenny's long since retired you think of all the people he be long since retired it gives it gives you hope a little bit and I mean nobody else has done it so it can be done just you know into his own head and just like is constantly getting better and that's really what the game is about anyway you know I mean nobody else has done it so it can be done just you know into his own head and just like is constantly getting better and that's really what the game is about anyway walk to the Octagon scream and yes


    A Union for Fighters is Inevitable - Kevin Lee
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    the idea of a union I mean I think it's I think it's inevitable you know I'm so yeah I think eventually it's it it's going to happen how would it happen I think it wants the UFC do you see it's going to change a little bit I feel like it's just the same way that I'm kind of looking at the way that Facebook has been doing starving and in all these other companies like these large private companies but they're they're so big and it's it's like you see is a sport organization and I mean but it's is so big now to wear like it's the m e a stand near Sporty's I guess it's damn near public and also I think once that kind of changes in people like when they open up the books and like people really start to pay attention to it then maybe somebody on the outside who is way smarter than anyone of us or you know cuz we're fighting we ain't really worried about the legalities of it and you don't have to sign a contract and I'm really give a f*** but what somebody who's smarter kind of takes a look at it and see what's going on in and how it is then then they're going to start up something I mean that they have to I wonder I think it would take some sort of crazy lawsuit I would imagine but I think the fighters are individuals and then that they they think of themselves and that it's like if you say hey I'm going to join you if you say hey I'm going to join the union you know I'm going to sit out until you guys meet the demands of the union and they got all that Colby Covington take your place now he's going to fight for the title and then you like what the f*** you and then you call Dana hey man I changed my mind f*** that Union I'm with you guys again that's how it goes I mean yeah yeah but it's kind of a a shame on our part almost is like this the same way as is at I said let's meet at 165 it's like we already don't have a lot of Leverage brother who you know I want to cut that extra 5 lb I didn't do it either I'm liking bro I'm already at 170 I'm already taking a loss here I'm like I'm not going to give you too many of you well hold up my end and I'm going to do it and it's afforded me so much to to wear my life is so much different than I thought it would be I like I truly thought that that everything was just look different in on it in and provided a better life for my family like my my mom my dad and my brother is like one brother at least but you know it it's just supporting me so much that any like negatives on it like I can't really it's just like grievances almost yeah I know I understand I understand we have you ever been approached by other organizations before it get into USC and then I mean maybe a little bit here and there but you know. Go over to one FC and Eddie Alvarez and Mighty Mouse Johnson sport in general competition is always good it's really the sport that we looking after so it is funny I mean in a contract with UFC for a long while now but you know if another tripping me out I'm getting the UFC is where it's at and then decide you don't want it to be too many organizations either you know what I mean by WBC WBA with boxing fight is like I want to be a part of keeping it all together to you know I'm not to be selfish and be like all the ones going to pay me way more money so I'm going over there and do that like I'm a huge fan of the sport in general too so I want to see the sport do good in having us all Under One Roof definitely does help being a UFC champion just f****** means more way more that's a different and I would even want to keep that Integrity about it you know and just for myself you know I mean to you know just it just to know that that that's what you did and you said you got to do what I like that's what you did so I think there's a wake-up call. 1 guys are going over and fighting in these other organizations are realizing now or can they are world-class Fighters and that you don't know about over in one FC in particular like Timothy Knotts you can the guy that knocked out Eddie Alvarez in particular Timothy not see you again the guy that knocked out Eddie Alvarez and that motherfukers world-class everybody with the same you know different world yeah it's it's different but it's still like it was a knock you out


    Why is Antisemitism on the Rise?
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    agree with the principal communicate Battle of ideas Marketplace of ideas very very big Ideas we all want to hear about in what are the best ideas and let's rank the ideas there are people whose views are so extreme that you can't really bring them to the table as reasonable negotiating partners for figuring something out like Richard Spencer or or even I mean okay imagine it should be something that politicians have to do all the time if you have a group of people who believe that we need to 25% flat tax and a group of people who want you know like an escalating progressive tax that gets its highest 70% on income over 10000000 whatever right like a little while then all those people are going to be able to have a conversation if someone comes in who says any taxes that the government collects are a form of slavery how do you integrate that into the conversation about how to set. you can't right now so all of the stuff you know there's this new movement now which I think is great about long-form conversations going in-depth figuring out what our disagreements are all of it I'm absolutely for all of it I thought you do it I do it I do it but where I do think that there's like a lack of pragmatic reality to it is some people's ideas are extreme that they can't in any sensible way be incorporated into an actual good faith discussion of how Society should be organized that is the problem with having conversations and scale right and that's the problem with Twitter and with you to that you're dealing with millions and millions and millions of human beings and when you have that broad spectrum of humans you're going to have people on the far ends of both sides and at a certain point there a decision has to be made about who actually gets to participate in the decision-making conversation taxation Twitter but imagine if there was a significant portion of of our elected officials who straight-up thing taxes or slavery I just don't know how that becomes integrated into a decision about tax policy Bryant I think the argument would be that bad ideas should be combated with good ideas not with silencing someone and that when you do silence someone you just sort of create this blockade where the idea builds up behind it and then the opposition to your perspective builds and then people start picking teams and picking sides and and I honestly think that that's something that's going to be going on right now with this whole Crowder Crowder box thing I think people are going to pick sides and they f****** Lovett people love a good conflict get into his lot of people in the cubicles right now that are weighing in and and firing up and his people that want to Doc's him again and his people want to infiltrate his Facebook and Twitter that's what people do have 3.5 8 million something like that I mean I think what you have to also remember is it's not just the reactions that are sort of like tailored to continue the escalation I mean in the end may be Crowder personally in his personal life does refer to people he perceives to be gay or who are gay as queers I don't know where he uses the word bags I have no idea what he didn't use that word the T-shirt the alcalde a or an age of fig oats for figs it's the idea tonight I got it but it's so goofy jokes are my point is I don't know any sensible person who lives in the west and has access to Media like Steven Crowder or whoever knows that the use of that language has a very specific path that and set of reactions that it's going to trigger so that shirt shirt and Gunnery to Carlos Maza as a queer Mexican or whatever whatever the phrase is LBGTQ work what is like here's a good one right National Association for the advancement of colored people NAACP what the acronym with the individual letters or words in that acronym R I think the word queer is not a derogatory word but it is or it cannot be depending on how she do you f****** queer or whatever that's a word that can be used in a way that if someone shows up if Richard Spencer shows one of his followers and goes to a bar mitzvah and talks about this room full of Jews the word is the same word but we're talking about two very different things that's a good point but should he be allowed to say this room full of Jews allowed and not illegal subject to break this stalemate of this subject not stalemate but this was her and this seems to be ridiculously On The Rise and that that's stunning to me that shocked me when I lie because the internet the internet sort of expose anti-Semitism that I didn't necessarily know existed at the levels that existed that I knew there was anti-semite since January of 2017 I don't know that Donald Trump has created anti-semites in fact he probably hasn't his son-in-law's son-in-law's Jewish daughter converted to Judaism but I think that Richard Spencer told me we know that Trump is not literally a white nationalist who is going to talk about let's take control back from the Jews but we see him as the closest thing to what we would like he talks about do people from Mexico he talks about shitholecountries Etc so it's just emboldened the movement it doesn't necessarily create why do people from Mexico and shitholecountries. Doesn't necessarily really equate with Israel whatever I see what you're saying it doesn't want is not directly linked to the other but if you're a group that already has these views and then you see a guy who opened his campaign talking about they're sending rapists and criminals but some I'm sure are good people and I don't want people coming here from shitholecountries what about Norwegians whatever signal and they know exact why it's appealing because they see the signals in the vocabulary and then so I think it's just brought it out into the Forefront I don't know that new anti-Semitism is necessarily been generated although it being in the Forefront probably does start to get some people kind of curious I thought maybe all the problems are because of the truth on it's just I guess they find groups of like-minded folks and they they join along right side the anti-semites and you can stumble into it where you ordinarily wouldn't be around people that are having those discussions that can happen and a lot of the people that I've talked to that got into those beliefs and then out of them said that they got in usually on a community level there was something about the community that was Arlington like gangs sayings or in the case of people that had a bad home situation and they found a group that would accept them are partially they would accept them because they and then they got pulled into the beliefs and eventually they get big should have got out of them it's just so you think the rise of it in 2017 there's more anti-Semitism or you think it's more or for over I believe it's more over because yeah they have the data and there have been increases I know you see it online so many different places me out and I just don't remember seeing it before or not like that not that's what you'd run into it so often are people calling people design is Scheels yeah I mean that's an important thing to talk about any people call me that all the time and you know I feel like that is an issue where I try to speak I mean she'll to me suggests that you're saying one thing but with some other agenda that you're trying to push in some way in other words you are you are speaking in some way deceptive about your actual intentions and what you say so I think when people call me a Zionist shill what they mean is I'm talking about one thing with the secret goal or below the surface go Love Actually promoting some action by the state of Israel I think that's the idea of a shill but you know I mean I am opposed to the current prime minister in Israel I've made clear that isn't in trouble right now I mean he's been in in tentative trouble for a long time his wife is in trouble as well I believe but that I mean the problem is and I know that there are people on the left and right that when I say this will get crushed from what I'm about to say sometimes when someone says Zionist shill it's related to your view on the israeli-palestinian conflict sometimes when someone has signed crushed from what I'm about to say sometimes when someone says Zionist shill it's related to your view on the israeli-palestinian conflict sometimes when someone has sinus chill it is cover for just wanting to insult someone for being Jewish her for anti-Semitism you got to look at every instance one by one


    How Big of a Problem Is Identity Politics on the Left?
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    do you think that that bad version of identity politics that I mentioned is a big problem on the left or not a big problem I'm curious I think it's certainly a problem but I think it's a vocal minority problem that's what I think I think if you just regular people that are on the left that are working jobs and having families and doing their hobbies and they just have left wing ideas I don't think the vast majority of hold those positions I think those positions or things that use as Revenue I mean not as Revenue but it's like they think they get points from it you know they could they get points from certain types of behavior that they support certain types of thinking that they support and it did lets you know you got woke social justice points and then we agree I mean I asked because I genuinely didn't know I mean I've heard yes or no I mean I do think that it's disproportionately I think it's a small problem like you're saying I think a lot of the problem exists in the college campus setting but I mean even if Boston College you I had sort of maybe been incorrectly indoctrinated into the idea that this was really a problem everywhere on college campuses and I had an incident the details of which wouldn't be appropriate to talk about but with a student when I taught at Boston College is that because of the circumstances the identities involved I was ready for it to go into this is going to be resolved the wrong way on the basis of the toxic identity politics I'm hearing is existing uncolored walruses and it was not it was the exact opposite so I think the same way that when you look at Yelp reviews people who had a bad experience are way more likely to go and write about it yes these individual stories get way more attention than the percentage of the problem that they represent I believe you're probably could but when you see videos like Nick Nick christakis getting shouted down at Yale by group of students into the support of the students and that kind of s*** you say it will it is real and it does exist it's real it exists I think that sensible people on the left like me call it out but I want to be careful imagine that you had someone from Cato on the show which is sort of like a traditional conservative sample and a lot of the conversation was about getting them to talk about or denounce the alt right for example I'm sure they would do it but how much should a i denounce the alt right when that's like a different thing that is not responding to this very vocal minority yes and those are the people that are most invested in getting these ideas push through and they're there are also people that for better turn the probably mentally ill and I only mean mentally ill in terms of like have like legitimate diseases but in terms of their thought patterns to probably obsessive I mean I've had friends that we're especially friends that were heavily involved in this kind of stuff before and it was very damaging to their mental health this type of stuff being politics being woke left-wing shout out at people attack people politics okay but then he realized somewhere on the wind and then one of them my friend Jamie kilstein they turned on him and then in a devastated his life and he realized along the way like I was Jesus Christ's sake what was I doing like I was checking my Twitter every 5 seconds and insulting people left and right and attacking people just get everybody say yeah go get them and you know what showing everybody how woke I am and how Progressive I am and it becomes a weird sort of a point system like you're trying to score points you're trying to gain favor with your party there's a lot of that I think it's really so there's people on the left and right who get pulled into Political wokeness whether it's I'm now tea party in 2010 people that got sucked into tea party on the right and tifo whatever these are all groups with different sort of following they're not all the same whatever I do think that there is a difference between getting extremely passionate about the idea that everybody should have access to just basic Healthcare then getting extremely passionate about the idea that to go out of our way to shut down every abortion clinic in the country I think it's just there's a difference and so I don't want to participate in a false equivalency between well you got very far left and very far right people and they're the same and you've got center-left in center-right and they're the same it's just two sides of the same coin like obviously I have a perspective that is based on my politics I'm glad to debate any of these issues with anybody who wants to on the merits but I don't want to make the false equivalency I mean listen when you look at Anti-Defamation League numbers for example the vast majority of of hate incidents in the United States are coming from the right we could talk about other ways that the left is active we could talk about what it means or how things should be categorized but that's the reality and so I want to make sure I don't play a false equivalency game my audience would crush me if I did that number one but I think it's just I think it's wrong to do that I don't think Spirit out. I think you're right there and I also think that these false equivalency kind of conversations or their ridiculous because each individual conversation about each individual issue deserves its own discussion and to say what about this or what about that those whataboutism those are the death of any real rational discussion because they go on forever they gone forever there's no I mean it's like scroll that this is why it's scrolling Twitter endlessly is a problem because there's really no end you could always scroll a little more to the end right yeah I mean the the new tweets are coming fast it's the same with a lot of those has ever done that just crawled into their phone died it's just charge it wake up in the morning and just scroll down all day I think you wouldn't because the new content appears fast ride because the algorithm yeah but you still never run out now just keep going endlessly is a problem because there's really no end you could always scroll a little more to the end right yeah I mean the the new tweets are coming fast it's the same with a lot of those has ever done that just crawled into their phone died it's just charge it wake up in the morning and just scroll down all day I think you wouldn't because the new content appears fast ride because the algorithm yeah but you still never run out now just keep going


    How to Find Common Ground With Political Opponents
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    who sings I don't know if this would be interesting to go into but there's a few things that I found have been somewhat successful in conversations with people who really disagree with me and at least like lowering the temperature a little bit and getting people to maybe engage in a good-faith way one of them is how do you think I came to my position so you might be for total free market for-profit Healthcare I am for a system where the government is bald and even if you can't pay you get care before we even start if I say how do you think I arrived at my position that has been pretty useful another example is I think this came from Peter boghossian who I think you had on the defeasibility question which is what evidence if I presented it to you would bring you over to my side I'm not saying I have that evidence or that it exists but give me a framework as to what is keeping you from seeing this my way because sometimes that exist just doesn't know about those are two tools that I have found super useful in trying to make some Headway with people who are hyper-partisan and very escalated with a lot of these issues The Descent into insults and dunking on people is one of the one of the reasons why I at the beginning of the conversation I was saying that I wanted things I enjoy about your your YouTube video says you're a very reasonable rational person and you don't get crazy an animated insulting and I think there's we need more of that cuz I think they even though you're not going to convert some people there's a certain section of the population that disagrees with you that's just going to write but there's a significant number that I had to go hey this David pakman he's reasonable please make nonsense he's intelligent not to all my goal is and I think the sort of working in that we have a lot of trump supporters who are paid subscribers to my show a lot we have some notes maybe they are the boss but my mic hole is my goal is it I mean that that would be an interesting day if I wake up and Trump has responded to one of my videos about him what would you do to be a good day how funny was that one Colbert was on TVs like Donald how did you not know that you shouldn't respond to me right yeah yeah that's rule number one important unless you want to create a storm of a very certain my goal is I don't pretend to be neutral I think neutrality is almost always false because on most issues people are not indifferent mean neutral is another way of saying in different you could be conflicted in neutral objective and transparent and how I arrived at what I believe so you can get disagree with my conclusion you can even come to me and tell me the facts I've used to reach the conclusion or incomplete or wrong but I'm completely genuine and how I arrived there and I think that that is why we have some many others obviously to look at YouTube comments there are right-wingers that watch my show but choosing to support it financially is a different thing and I get emails from conservative to say I don't agree with your conclusions but I do find that you're at least reasoning think that that is why we have some and yet there's obviously if you look at YouTube comments there are right-wingers that watch my show but choosing to support it financially is a different thing and I get emails from conservatives who say I don't agree with your conclusions but I do find that you're at least reasoning through the issues in a way that resonates with me and I want to support the fact that you're doing that that's not standing there really is


    Joe Rogan | Modern Struggle is Fighting Media Addiction w/Naval Ravikat
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    I wonder where this is going I really do I wonder it cuz this is it seems like this newfound ability to broadcast that we have with the other YouTube page where the up Twitter or whatever you're doing its Newfound ability to spread whatever you're trying to say to so many people with very little understanding on the most part from what would be a great thing overall so for example if you know what to tell Italian dictator were to come to power and some was beating up you know had fascist beating up an old women like that would get broadcast out instantly there would be an instant outrage hue-and-cry rally so in that sense it helps bring attention to the plight of anybody but right now we're going to the face with his Newfound power to assemble mops and people don't know how to deal with that so it becomes very easy to set up a mob and have it attack somebody take all the context like even this conversation I'm sure people will take out Snippets to put them on social media and try and get somebody outraged and so you have to learn how to fish. Settings have to get over the idea of outrage like to me like rich people people get easily outraged of the stupidest people on social media does the people I block instantly it's just kind of very low level thinking right near the foot of the foot soldiers in the mob video clips these are just someone who's trying to get outraged over something eventually they'll also be anti-mob tactics for example if if I go to someone's twitter feed and all it is is full of political ranting Raven conspiracy theories do I want to work with this person doing associate with this person don't be friends with this person their mind is cluttered with junk I don't necessarily blame them I think that the human brain is not designed to absorb the world's breaking news 24/7 emergency has injected straight into your skull with clickbait headline news if you pay attention to that stuff even if your well-meaning even if your sound of Mind Body it will eventually drive you insane this is goes back to Clockwork Orange where he's going to have his eyes opened on the sports to watch the news but I think that's what's happening right now because these are addictive right at Twitter Facebook Instagram these are weaponized you have social statisticians and scientists and researchers on people and coach literally best minds of our generation of figuring out how to predict you to the news and if you fall for it if you get addicted your brain will get destroyed and I think this is the modern struggle like the modern struggle to the ancient struggle used to be the tribal struggle you had your tribe of friends and family you had your religion you had your country you had your loyal to you and your nationality at least you had meaning and support now you would struggle against other tribes Modern Life were so free everything's become atomized we stand alone you live in take me to Lodi living in house alone in your parents don't live nearby your friends don't live nearby you don't have any tribal MTG you don't believe in religion anymore you don't believe in the country anymore it's finally got a lot of freedoms fantastic but now when they come to attack you you're alone and you can't resist so how do they attack you so well meaning I don't fault capitalism I love capitalism but look at how it happened social media Dave massage all the mechanisms to addicted like a pigeon rat was just going to click click click click click can't put the phone down the food they've taken sugar in the weaponized it they put it into all these different forms in varieties that you can't resist eating drugs right they've taken Pharmaceuticals and plants and they synthesize them they've grown them in such a way that you can you get addicted you can't put them down p*** right if your young male you want around the internet it'll likes apple your libido and you're not going out in real life side anymore cuz you got this incredible stop coming at you video games another way to Dick people so you have this you have entire large factories of people that are working to addicted to these things and you stand alone so the modern struggle as an individual is learning how to resist these things in the first place throwing your own boundaries and there's no one there to help you that's terrifying guidebook on how to handle this our generation is the transition generation I think our kids will know how to handle it better cuz they'll grow but I hope I hope I hope to use what you're saying some ridiculous behavior from people today that's so common I mean I don't know if you've been paying attention to this but there was a guy who he made it a video of turns out it wasn't even him that made the video at least that's what he said but it was a video where he serve dr. Nancy Pelosi talking and made it look like she was play a bunch of people retweeted it like oh my god look she's drunk and and so one of the online Publications some website tracked him down and Doc's him and turned out he's just a day laborer who was an African-American Trump fan and thought it would be funny to do that and it turns out that he didn't even at least according to him he actually just put it up on his Facebook page what's even more disturbing is Facebook gave up his information to this website right or what cuz we made something funny that made people seem drunk there's a million of those about me and you could find them meme I think Facebook and Twitter and a bunch of other social media platforms are committing slow-motion suicide through these kinds of activities that was a stunning one that would give up this guy who's a labor because he made a parody video or he made someone look foolish with editing while you're not have to pay the media reviews their job to go after individuals they don't like with air quotes in that regard I don't think this is something that the New York Times before the internet and you could have two local newspapers and every town and you can have two local news stations TV stations in every town and then CNN came along and started commoditizing the news 24/7 broadcast and then the internet cable best news you can distribute that immediately they can go on Twitter I can go on Facebook and get the refrigerant Google Music thousand times you know you going to Google News you're like okay what's a piece of news with source and 3000 other articles too many right now media has shifted into pedaling opinions and entertainment variation between like cheerleaders shock troops enforcers you know Talking Heads so these are not tribal Libby's are not propaganda machine only for their tribes of the right-wing one is left-wing one right as the alt-right is a control left and the two of them were just fighting it out using their various media organs in memes so basically when you see one of these news organizations doxxing an individual that's like a tank running over Soldier and so there's no there's no such thing anymore as a neutral media commentator the the illusion of objectivity that journalism had is lost no longer one guy like a Walter Cronkite that everyone's going to listen to now adjust shock troops fighting Wars of each other how does this play out have you thought about it a little bit so what the internet does internet-driven what the internet does is the internet creates one giant aggregator or two for everything one taxi dispatcher one e-commerce door one search engine 101 social media site for friends and family were business excetera the internet is this giant aggregator recreates one big hegemon for everything and it creates an itemized longtail of millions and millions of individuals what it gets rid of is a medium medium sized ones in the middle so for example you might have had like seven Hollywood Studios let's all give me Netflix you had you know like 10 large e-commerce players are Commerce players from Walmart to Costco to you know okay whatever. Just to be Amazon and a ton of small individual Brands so that's the world that we're headed towards one hegemon and millions of individuals so where it ends up long-term is Media will be a few gigantic outlets in a could be the New York Times could be Facebook if you like that and it's going to be just a really long tail of millions of independent people so this idea of who's a journalist and who's not in his ass a hundred journalists are not everyone's a journalist that the world that were headed towards I do extreme power the most powerful people in the world today and this is not well known but the most powerful people in the world today or the people reading the algorithms for Twitter and Facebook and Instagram because they're controlling the spread of information they're little be rewriting people's brains their programming the culture and they're doing it very steadily like Google I believe that you know one of their exact got up in front of Congress and the congressman asked him do you manipulate search results he said no we do not search results really that's your job that is literally all Google does Google has one job which is to manipulate search results to pull them out of noise and rank them properly and the out the precise algorithms of how they do that is very hidden very complex but influences the hearts and minds of everybody including all the voters now if Google Facebook and Twitter have been smart about this they would not have picked sides they would have said where Publishers whatever goes through a pipe go through pipes it's illegal will take it down give us a court order otherwise I don't touch it it's like the phone company if I call you up and I say something horrible to you on the phone the phone company doesn't get in trouble but the moment they started taking stuff down that wasn't illegal because somebody scream they basically lost her right to be viewed as a carrier and now all of a sudden to depict non-liability so they're sliding down to slippery slope mean to ruin sloping to ruin where the left want them to take down the right the right one to take down the left and now they have no more friends they have no traditionally the libertarian-leaning Republicans and Democrats would have stood up in principle for the common carriers but now they won't so my guess is as soon as Congress and this is just a is coming if not already here and might even been here today actually could just saw something related in the news the day is coming when the politicians realize that these social media platforms are picking the next president the next Congressman they're literally picking and they have the power to pick so they will be controlled in in what way how do you think they're going to be controlled the way you think they're going to have to adhere to strict principles of freedom of speech and now I know there's like it's headed the opposite direction right now I wish it was freedom of speech much more likely they going to be in the short to medium-term they can be holding for hearings going to be pressured maithili do this don't do that my concern about that is completely incompetent will do what they want and what are they wanted me to do they wanted to basically suppress the other side so if your right-wing you want to suppress the left-wing for left when you want to suppress the right wing and if you just see where these companies are headquartered in Silicon Valley all the sensors and that's really what they are there sensors working inside these companies are just called to call by different names obviously right doublespeak he called the department defense department of War Department of Safety silicon Valley's is going to reflect Silicon Valley politics which is extremely Progressive left ring and if you're not that you really have no place there's any knife try being a conservative and open conservative at Google good luck. You got lynched think that there was ever a thing like that that was so influential and so politically ideologically one-sided yeah there's a there's a little thing of the internet call Conquest law that any organization does not explicitly left the right-wing eventually becomes left-wing and I don't know why that's true but it does seem to me to be true and the organism metastasizes towards other means if you're unlucky goes towards violence if you're lucky they find other outlets I think will happen is we will start creating decentralized media that's not owned by any single entity that can't be suppressor shutdown that will then start spreading these various things that will take the place of Twitter or Facebook going where you think is going his own principles which he believes that it's a fundamental right and he believes that freedom of speech is something that we all should have and that these platforms should essentially be like like utilities like the electric company that gives correct and he has the right Vision it's just he's in an organization where the other individuals in the organization feel differently very differently ization itself can get hijacked that these platforms should essentially be like like utilities like the electric company that gives correct and he has the right Vision it's just he's in an organization where the other individuals in the organization feel differently very differently ization itself can get hijacked


    Joe Rogan Reacts to YouTube Demonetizing Steven Crowder
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    something right it's like are you responsible for the people who also comment on your post and that this is this is where we're getting to this like Vox thing that's happening with Steven Crowder right now right are you responsible for the reaction to what you post cuz if you looking with Steven Crowder said that we don't people don't know the story Steven Crowder got into it with this guy who is a writer for Vox who is he's gay his Twitter handle is gay wonk or that he's hiding that he's gay talks about it all the time I'm kind of effeminate and Steven Crowder mock that any mock that in these videos where he was criticizing Carlos his position on antifa it specifically what I saw and in in doing that he called him this queer Mexican this he's doing it in a ribbing way doing it a joking way and then Carlos Maza post all these horrible tweets that came his way and apparently got doc so people got his phone and they were saying debate Steven Crowder was getting all these text messages in and all this hateful stuff that was coming his way so the question is who is responsible for that hateful stuff if Steven Crowder calls from queer is what is queer okay LBGTQ what do we do there what do we do if the cue is in izze is it okay to call somebody who identifies as gay because of the gay little Mexican is that is that bad like what is a how bad is that like what is that thing but Sophia if you look at the policy the terms of service of YouTube there's average article from yesterday before few days ago earlier this week before YouTube it made the decision to demonetized Steven Crowder and then today as I got in here Jamie informed me that they made a decision to Damonte that's right so in the article where they made the decision not to act they actually put what YouTube's terms of service are with regard to pulling in harassment my reading of it and we could go through them if we could pull them up we could go through it line by line if we wanted my reading was that that definitely did break the terms and conditions that was my view as I looked at what it was that was done by Steven Crowder and what the terms of service are just matching it up not looking at the comments what where was it specifically it was specifically targeting an individual on the basis of sexual orientation but it wasn't targeting on the basis of it he was sing that with his bad ideas he was targeting his bad ideas in regards to antifa a lot of videos missing antifa but if you look at Crowders video I can't believe I spent so much time doing this flower on this two days ago he was talking about how Carlos just dismisses and teeth is being not that big a deal and if there's bias in the media whenever there's anything negative that happens but if you look at the overall picture and then Crowder goes on to talk about all the assault all the murders that they were sexy thought it was raped it was all these things that happened with antifa he was talking about all these different people that got maced in the face all these people that got hurt and and he's highlighting all like this is not something too easily dismissed Stranded the FBI had labeled antifa terrorist organization so far it's just politics it's just what it what is he think what do I think so far it's just that part of it and along the way he's like yeah but the queer little Latino says this and when he does that that's where okay what is he doing he's kind of mocking them right and he's mocking them by saying he's queer but he says he's queer or he says he's gay yeah but that's like saying I mean listen just because the n-word is in rap songs doesn't mean that at any of that that it's Define to go and I put the N word is not in like it's not like the lbgt N you know I'm saying it's not like a part of their their organs I think the principal though is you're suggesting that because a certain word is sometimes used self-referential by members of a group that any use of it from the outside is by definition not problematic and I'm just saying it's more complicated and you got Steven Crowder also wearing a shirt that said fagg's with the a with an asterisks wink-wink-nudge-nudge it said socialism is for figs okay while he's calling a gay guy is a fig instead of an eye as long a gay guy yes certainly an argument that but I don't necessarily think the t-shirt is for Carlos Mesa I think that's a teacher that he just has cuz he thinks it's funny and because Che Guevara who's on the shirt is that is one of the weirdest things people worship that guy he was a human being a mass murderer or a terrible sociopath psychopath and because it looks good the Cuban Revolution in outfits with a beret on he became for a long time and he's kind of died off but he became like though the woke poster boy I'm from Argentina I know content in total and we don't think it violates our terms and conditions I disagreed with them I thought it very clearly violated their terms and conditions where I am thinking about it now is the application of those terms and conditions violations because a similar thing happened with Alex Jones as well which was there's lots of ways smaller players that are violating the same terms and conditions but nobody knows about them YouTube doesn't know about them they don't get any attention because they have no so I think there's the question of the application of these terms and conditions conditions in a way that's so fair and is not ultimately going by the public blowback or reactions to situations because that that's how I pocalypse 1.0 I think it was a Coke ad appeared on an obviously racist video on a Channel with like eight hundred or a thousand subscribers The Wall Street Journal I think it was did an article saying look at the screenshot of these advertisers on these crazy racist videos that led to blow back because you didn't want to lose money and ultimately that's what this is about I know that there are people who say YouTube has an inherently left-wing bias other said YouTube has a right-wing whatever YouTube bias is towards corporatism in profit what it is and I don't know that in what sense well in the that the woman is a CEO of YouTube but talked about a pretty openly like to the fact that she doesn't what was it that she had gotten into but she will first of all the James D'Amore thing and if she's talking about the Google memo and she was talking about how it was incredibly damaging the damaging damaging stereotypes against women which it just wasn't it is not accurate is Home Depot a right-wing company because the CEO supports Trump that's the question I'm basing it on the they're part of Facebook and Facebook is pretty clearly left-wing the Google Google Google Google is a very very left-wing group and it's all Silicone Valley which is almost entirely left-wing bias so I think we have to distinguish between the personal political biases of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and the broader place that Google has in the sort of corporate sphere Google is part of the group of huge multinational corporations that lobbies for particular tax policy to avoid paying taxes legally that is not a particularly left-wing thing to do Google is part of the large tech companies that in order to avoid serious regulation of their businesses have come up with this idea of regulating themselves which topic self-regulation that's come up before on your programming in a variety of ways so those are not left-wing things and if you want to make the case that as a company it has a left-wing politics in the outward-facing world you have to have something more than just a lot of their Engineers live in Palo Alto and are hipsters who go to coffee shop do you think I think that in terms of the place that it occupies within the economic system we have they are not very different from all of the large corporations that are pushing against regulation pushing for ways to avoid taxes. Economic decisions the personal politics of the employees translate to policy we can do that but we need to be able to make some specific claims about how it does what I'm saying is we know the way in which structure that Google is a part of needs to it advocating for things that are centre-right corporatist capitalist the status quo of tax shelters Havens and not paying taxes regulating ourselves etc etc allow him to have his freedom to post videos on there but the punitive aspect of it is they're going to reduce his ability or eliminate his ability to make money from it David Dukes right because he could couldn't be put videos put adds up in his video yeah I know you can do like we want one thing that I do is we we kind of split off the ad sales for my show into an ad agency and we're doing ad sales not just for my show but for other shows as well and those include ad placements that are not like the pre-roll ads on YouTube it's the host is actually talking about a product or whatever right to re-enable I've read sort of thing unbox therapy that's where I first saw those he does some pretty extensive ones okay so of course you can do that yeah. There's nothing he can do that but he can't just collect Revenue like I'm I assume he's been doing before he has a significant number of followers I think is his YouTube subscribers or more than three and a half million so I could so it's very hot more than me and Dave just eliminated as income comes out of YouTube and this is their decision based on his his way of talking about Carlos Mesa that's that's what happened what are the concerns to me it's not that he didn't violate terms and conditions like I said I think you pretty clearly did the concerns to me are is YouTube only going to even look into these circumstances or instances when there is a public outcry answer is probably yes because why would they look into stuff nobody's paying attention to change their decision based on public outcry based on Carlos mazas reaction to the initial decision was the wrong one but I have a sort of broader concern here which is about the fairness of the application and also the distinguishing between content that is promoting whatever falls under any of our definitions of hateful or whatever content and those who are fighting so is it because he mentioned his sexual orientation and that he called him a lispy little queer or whatever he called him or queer Mexican and if he just called him a f****** idiot and he received the exact same amount of hate would you still think that that was a good move no I mean I think that it would not fall under what they are now claiming is the justification for the demonetization it would be different the only difference would be they wouldn't be attacking your sexual orientation specifically because of crowd that's the only difference policing speech you know it really is Cher's so who gets to decide if not the private businesses what the rules are that's where the real question comes up right Tulsi gabbard believes that the First Amendment issue and she believes that everyone should have the freedom of expression and then as long as you're not doing anything illegal you're not putting anyone to Danger my weather address or doxxing them or something along those lines or oat making over at physical threats right that you should be allowed to do that because I doubt that the freedom of speech is all about and freedom of speech when you eliminate social media in this country is your freedom is basically is yelling yelling out in public me out your urine wearing this weird place it's a weird culture other culture it's unprecedented really terms of the waters were navigating right now there's a couple different things to so I like the principal like my principal is we do almost no moderation on any of our platforms that my program is on my only thing that I tell my team is if you see something that really seems to be illegal it's calling for violence it it whatever these are we have a very very high bar before we will remove anything and quite frankly we're just too busy and what you mean by that I'm not your videos who's videos if we find out that our videos someone is posting endless comments on here, then, my personal view is if it's not illegal I just just let it all be there in a great principal to have when we don't touch them accused of it but the question is YouTube at one point in time had thrown out there that they're going to make people responsible for the things that were in their comments I agree remember that pay didn't ultimately had it backed out of it very quickly when they realized average video gets how many thousands of comments allowed in many of them anti-semitic and how would you how would you even be able to look at all those and you would have to be 24/7 monitoring I'm glad you've also got people there watching your videos from overseas at all times of the night yet so I think that the principal of only only illegal content will be removed is great that's that's my BSNL principle however I think that there is no serious case to be made that a private company can't say these are our terms of service and if you want to I mean sort of almost a conservative principle right the idea that unless illegal things are going on but we are not going to tell a business how it is that that it should be run and that's where I think a lot of right-wingers start to stumble on this issue because they're calling for a very invasive form of government regulation they're calling for the government to step in and even break up these organizations have gotten too large me be your hearing left as well well I think there's a different there's a difference though between Elizabeth Warren saying we should separate the social platform Facebook from the ad sales revenue generating piece of it that's one thing that falls under antitrust that's different than saying the government should come in and it should tell anybody who runs the social network that you can't even you can't do anything unless the content is illegal because there are Financial considerations right I mean there's a lot that would not be illegal but it would make a platform a video platform like YouTube not financially viable because advertisers would see it and it so we're not going through that so I have a very hard time taking what is a very authoritarian perspective that the government should come in and say this is how social networks should be run now if you want to change the law here's the way it could be done if you want to change the law and argue that these platforms have gotten so big that they represent more of a Town Square then okay maybe you could pass a law that changes how they would be regulated but that's typically the type of stuff the right is against because it is more regulation and is more regulation but it's regulation to keep a private company from regulating against free speech to see what I'm saying it's it's a sneaky kind of Regulation it's a regulation that's enforcing the First Amendment and the people's ability to freely Express themselves if we're admitting or if we're agreeing we are entering into this new world yes where this is. That's my position as it is a town square and I feel like everybody should be able to communicate really unfortunate unsavory aspect of it is when someone gets harassed like Carlos Mesa was because of this poor people are sending him all these homophobic tweets and other than he's getting text messages and all the s*** that's that's the unsavory and unfortunate aspect of it and how do you stop that you stop it but I think it would be useful for me one thing is when does a platform get big enough in your mind that it would qualify for this like Townsquare designation for sure YouTube let's talk about that one cuz that's where I'm a goddamn huge so happens that you think should be regulated in the same way out if that's not really clear so I'll give an example if you start regularly sending people via UPS similar things to some of the content that exists on YouTube and UPS says we're getting reports that you're sending people harassing stuff we don't want you as a customer difference between someone sending something to a physical address and someone sending something just would say to you when your social media apps are on the third page of your phone and have to swipe all the way over to get him an open up and you have to read them if you want to fight well don't necessarily have to read them there's a difference in a practical sense but I guess the question is would we want the government would you similarly want the government to enforce for telephone companies if you are harassed getting harassing texts and you report it and report it and the phone is ringing I think that's another step it's another step towards invasive it's a big gray area message read that text right now I feel you I guess it depends where I hesitate and again it speaking to someone from the left who believes regulation of businesses is an important thing I would want to be really sure about how it exactly it is that the government would step in and mandate essentially that their view has to be listened to over the terms of service that a private company would wish to have I feel like when you give bagani start looking for targets and that that is a very common thing if you give people the ability to censor and if you get people to build a sensor based on their political ideology or based on what they feel is offensive other people don't it's a slippery slope and I think that that can that can lead to also look that woman was the name again the one who ain't right that is what I'm talking about is their very action that very same type of thinking that she tried to impose on you that's what I'm worried about wealth and I worried about people that are really strictly trying to promote their ideologies and what they think is okay and not okay and it's very slippery cuz there's a lot of weird people out there that believe a lot of weird things and want other people to conform those weird things and we sort of have to decide like that's why I'm bringing up this crowded thing like do I think he said was good no it's not nice to call someone be queer it's not nice it's it's kind of mean you know and especially like I wasn't even engaging with him but he's making fun of him he's a comedy show he's mocking them so the question becomes like when when is that mocking considered homophobic and when is it just ribbing right that's his position his position is that it's just ribbing this is the problem with a discussion that is only about the principles so like a lot of our conversation for the last 15 minutes has been what is arp call about what types of business regulation is okay for the government to do and is not okay or when we talk about Free Speech what should do we have a principal of anything short of illegal content versus something that is more strict the reality is that it's there's a more gray area yeah we're trying to sort of regular the way people communicate with each other so it's not as if someone said that to someone in a bar a cop would not arrest them like you little queer you know that would be like I like I was an a****** but the bar would be perfectly within their legal right to say we don't we don't want you in here you're making our customers uncomfortable and nobody would say that it would be against the law for the bar to say you got to go that's a good point if they were doing it to their face but what if you was in a corner talking about this guy that wasn't there and he was saying yeah so he's talking about antifa queer if you came along and decided to kick the guy out of the bar then I mean listen cars if you go into the corner and you yell about a wispy Mexican queer they're going to ask you to leave and it's still would not be legal and the bar would still not be doing anything right but that's a bar right that's a private business for people are physically there yes isn't there a difference between that and something like you too but you can Falls more in line with like a Town Square maybe that's what we need to revisit his so much human communication is now happening across these platforms I was imagine most of it or most of it we need to maybe stop drying this arbitrary distinction that in person is a completely different thing over the internet I mean maybe it's not increasingly maybe it's more of the same you know some torn here right on one side I say well it seems like they still allow him to have his freedom of expression because he's still on YouTube he still is able to upload his show on YouTube he will have to find other ways to make money so one part of me looks at it that way and has a right to monetize on YouTube right so in a sense they haven't violated his first amendment rights because he's still able to express himself but then you go as a company they've made a punitive decision to eliminate his ability or is radically reduce his ability to make an income off of their platform that seems like and I'm not supporting that they did it but that seems more reasonable as a decision right to say we're going to monetize you that seems more reasonable but the problem is there's no Alternatives there's nothing remotely like YouTube to your alternative to YouTube for him to regain that same level of monetization yes or four people that share his Viewpoint and share his ideology and share his positions and has no right wing YouTube's my point in this challenge the idea that YouTube enforcing its policies house up I mean they had us this just this particular issue left-wing how is this a left-wing enforcement I mean they having it is because Carlos mazas Progressive and because the the argument that he was making his very left-wing Progressive argument and this is with Crowder was going after he was going after the argument in the process of going after the argument he mocked his sexuality in his appearance I can assure you if it was focused merely on how much of a problem antifa is this what happened I mean I think we both know it's all about the mocking the guys sexual orientation and looks that's where it Carlos Maza where I gave Republican and the exact same thing happened do you think the outcome would have been different yes why I just don't think people be interested but my real concern with this is YouTube only getting involved in even publicly saying what they're doing about a channel when it I'm very public and it starts to have the possibility of impacting their bottom line and brand saying yes it's just too hot and we're getting out well in that sense would Carlos did once it was revealed that YouTube was not going to take action was very effective absolutely and he started tweeting like crazy and people jumped on board and connected it to the lbgt movement then and then it became this thing well in that sense would Carlos did once it was revealed that YouTube is not going to take action was very effective absolutely and he started tweeting like crazy and people jumped on board and connected it to the lbgt movement and then it became this thing


    Activist Tried to Get David Pakman Fired from Boston College | Joe Rogan
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    new about you before this happened the but then I really kind of got on board with you when someone was trying to get you fired from Boston University and I remember it and I was like what what is this this is so it's a woman named Amy siskind who I don't know other than that incident where had a disagreement about something it wasn't it wasn't toxic wasn't hostile said I didn't explain what you said and what she said that you disagree with so we may be able to even find the Tweet but she tweeted something at the gist being that she would not be supporting any candidate in 2020 who's wider mail I think that that was a joke of it and I responded I'm going from memory here that just was something like isn't that the definition of racism you're sort of preemptively excluding someone from consideration on the basis of race and in that case gender if it was white and various right there in the candidates in the Dem primary unless you slept through midterms women were most successful candidate biggest Den vote-getters in History Obama 08 Hillary 16 white male is not where our party is at and it is our least safe option in 2020 right so I said isn't there something not Progressive about preemptively dismissing a candidate based on their race and gender I feel like there's a word to describe that as a progressive jumping on board yeah so it's racist you said there's a word to describe that and that's a very polite way of disagreeing with someone I thought it was polite and she tried to get you fired yet she contacted as far as I know it's okay I don't I'm going by what she said she said she contacted Boston College and told them not to allow me to teach there that's insane and Boston College since I've just an adjunct I'm not on staff when I'm not teaching like during the three months of the semester I'm employed there and the other nine months I'm not so I think Boston College said he's not currently employed here and I died second but that's basically as far as it went but I did talk to some other faculty there who were aware of the thing that was going on crazy thing to do just to think so it's a nasty mean thing to do to like someone can't disagree with you and it's a very good point I think she probably got upset because you made of good point and tweet started coming her way and a lot of people they read those f****** comments and people get toxic in those comments random strange people that you don't know and then you're forced to you know look at their opinions and their criticisms endurance insults that incident started me down the path of drastically limiting my social media use good for you yeah I mean that that was the beginning and then it became I mean you know this way more than I do because I think on all platforms you have roughly 10 times the following that I do no matter what you do post or whatever if you look at what the feedback is it extraordinary toxic and horrible negative stuff that is only a distraction to what I'm trying to do and most of it probably isn't button Neva on yesterday in the Mall Broward and one of the things that he brought up with so so huge it's so true is that you can have 10 positive things but that one negative will outweigh the 10 positive senior and you're absolutely especially if you're a person who's self-critical or as self objective you're analyzing your behavior was that good was that bad right now you read that one bad, are they right you don't read all the people that sell your great-aunt loved it but the comments were almost all this is awesome great left-wing voice talking to Joe Rogan go get him David this is such can't wait to watch you faceplant like man are they right like the amount that one thing I am doing though because my show is in part as successful as it is because of social media so I can't ignore that and I also can just say I will check our networks in the morning then I'll spend the whole day I'll do my show I'll do it to do and then before I sign off for the evening I'll check it and that's it we'll know it'll be like 5 p.m. to look at phone usage and I use my phone for hours a day I'm going to phone for hours then that's a lot what app did you use to measure it's something on your iPhone 4 hours of screen time like that's not good you guys are making for the phone just says Burke's argument arguments and I couldn't that's ridiculous one thing I did that actually as useful as I used to have my social apps on the home screen and Cal Newport and some others have said you got you got to get rid of those he actually Advocates getting rid of the apps all together so that you have to go on a computer and choose to go to facebook.com or Twitter I haven't gotten there yet but even just removing them from the home screen makes me significantly less likely even pull them up its two clicks up and scroll over to the app even just getting them off the home screen keeps me off of them significantly. Smart that makes sense I need a certain amount of access to those things with my business so I scheduling shows and things along those lines but yeah it's not good for you is that people don't really miss you that much they don't hear from you for a couple days that's one of the things were the idea of needing constant engagement comes from sort of like a slightly narcissistic point of view or like people are going to notice if I don't tweet for from Thursday night until Monday morning or do anything on you that are kind of crazy and that want to hear from you all day long down but they'll get used to it. Get used to you they want Vanishing and I don't Cal Newport has have you had him he wrote deep work and then more recently he wrote digital minimalism and he goes into detail about just the effect of sacrilegious we need more uninterrupted. Of concentration deep work and then digital minimalism and they're both I interviewed him recently really just at all at very solid stuff awesome but we just about to get into oh so we're going to the woman Amy siskind what is so sensitive what is Twitter for it is it just to fall in line is it just to agree with everything someone says with no question whatsoever what's extra interesting about it is she blocked me on Twitter but then I treat my Facebook profile basically as public so I post stuff on there it's the same whether you're friends with me or not and I had posted something totally innocuous about I was at a restaurant or drinking and I don't even know what it was she showed up there and commented that she had called Boston College and told them not to eat or not to hire me or to fire me or whatever I'm supposed about you having an espresso she determined that the exchange was worthy of blocking me on Twitter but then she came to my personal Facebook page and said I've been calling Boston College and telling them to fire you there's a word for a big one is a four-letter one I just don't understand why someone would want to do that to someone that you pointed out a glaring problem with what you were saying I don't even necessarily that she's a bad person that she has some emotional thing going on she could have had a terrible day as far as I know someone near and dear to her died that day I am to me. I wouldn't necessarily be on Twitter or Facebook or post about you drinking espresso people I try to get you fired but my Approach is I just I really do assume most people are pretty good people and even when we have disagreements I tend to give the benefit of the doubt that if we could only talk the way we're doing yet we can figure out 90 percent of the disagreement maybe not all of it so I wouldn't behave but who knows what she had going on it so it's not that bad but if it did that would have been horrible it would have been a different situation would have been probably good publicity if you do get fired it's the best possible thing that'll happen right it it would just be fantastic and it didn't cuz I wasn't actually employed there at the time that's the irony of it will this is the thing the falling in line did the no room for deviation from the ideology sure this is the this is a giant issue that I have with both both parties and I think it is one of the reasons why people in these parties to begin with I don't necessarily think that people have clearly thought-out every single aspect of whatever part of a line with they fall in line and they adopt predetermined pattern of behavior that seems to be attractive at the time and then they fall in line with whatever that party sank has a giant percentage of people when someone deviate from that like you did someone who is also clearly a progressive and clearly a left-wing person and you're criticizing something very very politely and the did she just goes Haywire over that that party saying that is a giant percentage of people when someone deviate from that like you did someone who is also clearly a progressive and clearly a left-wing person and you're criticizing something very very politely and that did she just goes Haywire over that


    Andy Ruiz Jr.: Versus Francis Ngannou: Who Would Win?
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    do you think Andy Ruiz being heavyweight champion to bring Mexicans and the rest of America closer together I think so or what Muhammad Ali Parker who's a legit world-class fighter one decision people get confused because the way he looks that m*********** throws hands and the way he punches is superfluid so the fights the fight is ham versus that bronze bomber got on well I would imagine the fight is the rematch in England in the f****** Wembley Arena or some s*** front of a million people that's probably have to be the rematch and if he f**** in my bug am like shy man I don't know what happened in that fight Mike Tyson Fury oh yeah for sure and you can fight Deontay Wilder but the big money I think it's in the rematch that's probably the big money is and then, that is man all of a sudden that heavyweight division looks good but the most exciting is Deontay he's built like a giant Tommy Hearns almost like you know when he just he just got crazy Powerman his power makes me just put my hand on my head and what the f*** you think Francis ngannou could box box and I love with what the top the top level know he could with training but he's a little older to you know Francis is how old is Francis for he started fairly late in life learning how to fight him. But he's so big and so powerful 3232 Lester Young he's he in my opinion is the most dangerous one punch guy I've ever seen hit If he if you make any mistake with that guy flying across the room and it's a big difference fights people would see it just like people want to see Floyd Mayweather versus Conor McGregor yeah but it's kind of the same in the same way that you do you know Conor McGregor knocks people dead in the UFC and you know Floyd Mayweather's the greatest boxer of all time of all time I mean he's probably the most skillful defensive artist we've ever seen and you know so I can hit a couple of times this thing about Francis ngannou is even with big gloves UK I'm hit you like that if you gets if it like a Floyd the way through I got hit with a Topper Cup by Connor Connor just kind of placed it there he popped him it was a good shot before didn't get wobbled you didn't get dropped if Frances hit somebody like that I don't give a fuk of who you are if he hits you with that Alistair Overeem left hook that he hit Alison with get the f*** out of here no one surviving that he just seems like that little short seems like he didn't even know that I think he had some stupid hard like crazy ridiculous off-the-charts hard I think when his people to just like what in the hell the only guys been able to survive that s*** is steeping course Derrick Lewis but they just didn't do much to each other and that's why everybody else he touches you with that s*** and you just go flying he had so goddamn hard that he just went into boxing strength and said at UFC the f*** knows man he could be the f****** heavyweight champion of the world like legit UFC Fox News man he could be the f****** heavyweight champion the world like legitimately you stop and think about how quickly Deontay Wilder went from boxing to earning a bronze medal in the Olympics was a year-and-a-half Wilder's exceptionally talented exceptionally powerful unbelievable one punch knockout power but so is Francis Francis has chosen to go that path.


    Joe Rogan | College Is Not for Everybody w/David Pakman
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    did the education and Healthcare those are the two things that I think we can both agree we need invest money on and we need to figure out some way to make that more accessible and I don't understand people that don't think that and if that's what that is the strict father mentality that the only thing that makes sense to me is that you don't want people who are kind of half-ass in college just heard it did they can just get in I think that that comes up a lot and you hear about so-called to sleep College we're saying we're paying for it through taxation really important point that out it's it's just not for everybody but that's okay I mean I think that that that sometimes gets lost and yes there are more and more jobs that require college degrees even though you can make the case maybe the college degrees not actually necessary but it's a way to sort of thin the herd of applicants in order to just make hiring you no more practical but I do think that it's okay to say that college isn't for everybody but the ideas that apply to so-called free college meaning college paid for through education could apply to trade school they can apply to retraining programs there's a whole bunch of other ways that it could be done enough for everyone thing is more true now than ever before particular with certain technology studies you're learning things during your four years at University that are just going to be completely outdated by the time you graduate and what kind of program for example of Jamie what he did with audio engineering went to school for audio engineering by the time she got out it was all useless but that was kind of 4-year bachelor's program right it is now when I went there wasn't available for that but since then they have made that available and that's also in a time that YouTube has made basic education free for a lot of people so that when you consider the cost relative do the earnings potential as you pointed out when you known about $68,000 a year or you know I would never have guessed taught at Boston College and I think it was like $64,000 or something like that depending on what field you're going into it's almost impossible to pay that off ever so some at some point something needs to change and this kind of gets us into the technological automate Automation and unemployment stuff of what happens as computers and Technology start to replace and that's where I think there's a pretty clear line between a free-market capitalist a Social Democrat like myself and actual socialism like what should happen with the games that come from those technological advancements but as far as the education pieces concerned it's completely unsustainable the way it is now and that's where I think there's a pretty clear line between a free-market capitalist a Social Democrat like myself and actual socialism like what should happen with the games that come from those technological advancements but as far as the education pieces concerned it's completely unsustainable the way it is now


    David Pakman Explains the Problem with Medicare for All | Joe Rogan
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    Beyond anti-seizure want to limit speech or whatever I mean that's a pretty big issue a more serious issue is if you look at the progressive accomplishments of the early 20th century for example like 1905 to 1925 and the New Deal accomplishments that the left had in the time of FDR what was different I think then then the left now is that you didn't have to be completely in line with a specific set of policies or ideas and I worry that now there's a little bit of the left may be having this idea that if you're not in line on all of these issues whatever the checklist is so to speak you're not really the of being a participant in what is clearly a left remove and insert of the average Americans political orientation I don't want to see that prevent progress that's the hard tribalism right that's that's worth the line gets drawn you're with us or against us there's one way to think there is there is a lot of that I mean I saw it with Healthcare recently with Healthcare I don't think that you can make any serious case from the left that Healthcare spine and the for-profit Sawyer connected system that we have is working Progressive case to be made for that where people will differ is what about Medicare for all versus some other system system that looks more like Canada's or the UK or Germany or whatever and I've already started to see like when I say on my show I'm kind of agnostic on this like the system we have is a disaster we need a system that will get coverage to everybody the numbers can be made to work any number different ways we looked at it 80% of people on Medicare I believe it is have some additional coverage they either are still working part-time or full-time and get coverage that way or they're poor enough to be on Medicaid the point is Medicare for all doesn't solve every issue it's way better than what we have but he was like a dozen other possibility is looking at other countries there is a portion of the left that doesn't like that because I'm saying I'm against medicare-for-all I'm not saying that what I'm saying is there are number different ways to improve upon the system we have all of which this relationship between usually your employer and these for profit insurance companies I really don't understand private citizens that don't want easy access to Quality Healthcare for everybody that confuses the s*** out of me like have you ever been hurt have you ever been sick have you ever been broke right do you want to be broke and have no access to healthcare no one does no one want anybody to care about to not have access to health care of all the things concentrate on this country there's two things that drive me f****** crazy that people just dismiss education and Healthcare the idea that you have to like my buddy Greg Greg Fitzsimmons he sending his kid off to school how much do you say that it was $65,000 a year for both of his kids for each of his kid so you know he's got two kids. That's that hurts my head even think about spending $130,000 a year just on if you were you're a regular person with a regular job by the f*** do you do that impossible it's impossible with you so much f****** money and then that's not even paying for housing and food and transportation and books and everything else you're going to need to and to make it more difficult for young people to succeed is one of the worst ways to make a stronger country if you want a strong country you want educated people they get to pursue their dreams and the idea that we are willing to spend so much money on these costly regime-change Wars and flying troops overseas these places that they don't want to go no one no one wants it to happen and it's trillions of dollars and people fine with that but you talk to them about some silver socialized education system and people freak out and think you want to turn it into communist well I think what is really important to understand is that the facts you just laid out don't matter to people run I see this as an issue of what do people deserve what do they deserve if you say to a fiscal conservative you know if you consider the amount that the employer pays for premiums plus the employer plus your co-pays a plus coinsurance put it all together into some amount and you explain to them there's a lots of great analyses that have been done which tell us that with roughly the same amount of money maybe a small payroll tax in addition with roughly that same amount it all could be done with a single-payer system that everybody it's the same you're taking all of these individual risk pools where you have different for-profit insurers and then you have systems for people that don't have enough money Medicaid you have systems for people that are over 65 Medicare you put it all together you spread the risk far wider the employer no longer has to pay their part of the premium the employee no longer pays part of their premium to the for-profit insurance company the numbers work we're still not going to say you know what that that sounds great it's actually pretty fiscally conservative let's do it at some point there is a portion of the right that just doesn't think people have earned Healthcare they just haven't earned it they have an education or education and it's a very hard to change people's minds when that's their view I think it's might be George lakoff who I believe calls it strict father morality like how would a really strict father treat a child who comes to them and says hey you know what I figured out a way that we can all have Healthcare the strict father even if the numbers make sense would say I'm going to teach you a lesson you haven't learned that health care either because you don't work or you don't make enough money or your on disability whatever the case maybe how do you convince someone to change their mind when that's their worldview how do you when it's an ideologically based decision and that you're on team are or team L and what which which group of ideas do you adopt right can you talk to people that get Healthcare over the UK it sucks but at least have system it's just not the same Quality Healthcare that you get in America saving my friends in Canada I have friends in Canada that have come down here to get surgery cuz they find better doctors over here because he was going to Canada the UK system and the Canadian system neither one is that good for those two systems are different so it's I feel like socialized medicine they are both well yes in some sense I mean the Canadian system is administered at the Province level so the province is sort of like the market in there having all these submarkets attached to individual for-profit insurers at the provincial level that's how it's organized the UK has the National Health Service where they're actually didn't actually run the healthcare facilities but they are the ones who are Contracting them so it's sort of like the Care Facility still isn't own entity it's not that you're going and the government is the employer of the doctor so to speak but their Contracting with the healthcare facilities but the point I want to make is that there are criticisms of all of these systems but they're different ones so when we say the British and Canadian systems aren't that good right let's figure out in what ways each is not that good because they're different ways whether you're talking about health outcomes early detection cost per treatment whatever you really have to drill down and figure out in what way are we saying it's not that's good yeah what I'm saying is that there's no perfect system there's no perfect soul Simmons are right but I believe that most of the best doctors in terms of like North America at least are in the United States I'm sure there's probably some very good doctors in Canada the two specialized medicine but I think really good doctors are incentivised by Prophet I really do I think there is some motive end portal if you spend so much money for medical school and you bust your ass you want to make a lot of money and some of the best doctors are in a really good living and I think I think limiting their their ability to earn that money won't incentivize people to be excellent so couple different things I mean number one to be clear work now starting to get into a little bit of broader economic philosophy like on the capitalists for social democracy which is a mixed system that the capitalist system that says we're going to invest tax revenue in a particular way to make sure that no one Falls below a certain level so mi just to contextualize that my point of view is not from one of becoming a socialist country a lot of doctors will say that even though on on paper in a socialized medicine system they might make less for a particular procedure for example or something like that a lot of them are still in FaZe those systems because it would drastically reduce their overhead so they're all of this apparatus that includes medical billing and coding both on the insurer end and at the healthcare provider end the hospital and the insurance company both are battling over what is it that was done what are the codes that are that apply here and how would our reimbursement rates there's fraud when it comes to that and that requires an apparatus for investigating educating that that adds more and more cost so I don't think it's as easy I don't like is it obvious that under those systems at the end of the day a doctor that owns a PCP group for example or an orthopedic clinic or whatever the case maybe I don't know that it's that clear that they end up taking home less money wonder if in practice that would play out that way knee surgeries for athletes and things along those lines would be outside of whatever Insurance apparatus were talking about anyway a lot of those folks are often being paid out of pocket anyway so it's less in Belize some at least I'm sooner the average person's experience I think it's less relevant liability insurance expense it is it is necessary business liability insurance which is extremely expensive that's a giant issue with with doctors it's a huge expense it is yeah I mean I think it is necessary there's a question as to whether it's organized in the best way I know less about that component than some of the other ones


    Joe Rogan | The Toxicity of YouTube Political Commentary w/David Pakman
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    I think there's so much of this the YouTube political world that YouTube commentary world where people are so f****** toxic you know there's there's so much negativity there's so much that they called dunking on people so much dunking he's a little Duncan so that's warranted but I don't know if it's beneficial to the people doing the dunking yes or even to the cause I think it is temporarily but sometimes it's good because it showed Mox positions and it makes me really sad that is a ridiculous position so if you're on the fence if you're not really quite sure how you feel about things and you see someone get mocked for ridiculous position that maybe you'd even shared for a little bit maybe maybe have explored it deeply and you see someone that have exploded deeply to expose all the flaws in this line of thinking it's good but might thing what I'm in a lot of people in the left and I just hate all this conflict I think the unnecessary conflict I think is when you when you watch television today and you see antifa fighting with Trump supporters and all this all this weird conflict I don't I don't necessarily think that most of it is is necessary necessary I think the devil's in the details if you want to bring together I don't people who are not opposite sides of the climate debate for example could load I'm sure right well why is part part of that you could argue is if one side just does not accept science how can you really bring those people together doesn't mean you need physical conflict to resolve in fact I completely agree with you the physical conflict is totally counterproductive but at a certain point on some issues I understand why there's like an intractability to the debate where it seems completely impossible forward because whichever side you're on I would argue that I'm on the right side of these issues and others would disagree when you're far apart in a way that you can't even agrees to like what the starting point facts are about the conversation how do you even see how do you start I have some ideas as to how I try to do it but it's very tough it is very tough dunking on people always like constantly shiting on people is necessarily the way to do it and I think it's important to distinguish just straight-up ad hominems where someone is wrong and bad because I think they're a bad person or they're an idiot or whatever to recognizing when somebody is a participant in bad faith in a conversation you know when someone has maybe Fallen prey to audience capture or whatever else might be kind of influencing what what and how they're doing I think that those criticisms are legitimate but you got to stay away from just yes yes I think that it's so, today it's it's it's it's also extremely attractive these the YouTube algorithm you know it's far as comments Go I mean it actually kind of encourages it and so does Facebook's but so does you know any time does the social media platform that is a dependent one of the best ways to get people to engage is to have something they disagree with so they can get angry yes until it becomes no longer brand-safe Accord whoever's running the platform right I mean you go back to April 2017 where I woke up and saw that my YouTube channel made $0.19 the previous day and I text Kyle kulinski and I say I think there's like a glitch is it like it says I made $0.19 and he says $0.35 or something like that something's going on and it was the beginning of like a apocalypse 1.0 and that was a rough three week. And so so it's you know Courage the debate and the Battle of ideas so to speak and all of the stuff until advertisers get worried and they say you know our ads are showing up on stuff that's little bit touch-and-go for us that's a weird one to me because I YouTube has always been a secondary thought for me there the first thought was the audio version the podcast and in fact when we were uploading it to YouTube the first wizard why we've been doing this why not some people probably want to watch it and then somewhere along the find it became at least close to as big as the audio version of it and then maybe even more significant because one of things that the YouTube version has is the comment section which is often the f****** dumpster fire but it is at least there is some sort of like a community engagement aspect of it doesn't really exist in iTunes so I can in iTunes it sort of it's in a vacuum right sure but when the adpocalypse thing happened what is going on here like wasn't it wasn't my primary focus so it wasn't terrifying but people that only did YouTube and people that relied on that for their living maybe it's a huge blow it was huge and at the time I'm trying to think back I think maybe like around 30% of my entire shows Revenue was coming from YouTube at the time so it was not everything but it was still a significant right I mean I've staff and overhead and all that stuff so just overnight 30% going away is he and that's why I've tried to move to the model of telling my audience you can skip all of this stuff you know even some of these other unisuper chats and all this other stuff like we run a membership program on my website I control 100% of it she was going to patreon deal on patreon but it's not big for us the way I think about it is as long as I mean listen yeah there's marijuana companies that are having trouble even processing payments but assuming like stripe and PayPal don't say you can accept payments anymore David pakman run I control the entire process on my website so when people pay their six bucks all but 2.9% gets to me and when I apocalypse happened I saw it as a maybe blessing in disguise and that I can now explain to the audience he was the problem with these algorithms here's the problem when it goes from I am fighting white supremacist content to an algorithm can't distinguish between that and white supremacist, that's bad for me interview Richard Spencer I obviously don't agree with Richard Spencer but can an algorithm figure out that there's a difference between an interview I do with Richard Spencer and white nationalist propaganda I don't know but we can kind of get around all that if you just go directly to me and that's why my focus has been growing that those direct number call that was updating society that the weather there was a woman who made a bunch of connections like it Joe Rogan knows David Pac-Man out and Joe Rogan also knows Alex Jones Alex Jones must be friends with David pakman once like on the part of a grand conspiracy to help each other out and push right ideology even though you know a lot of people that were labeled as right or aren't right like I'm not right at all your politics are pretty left on most stuff although I don't I mean I don't know you personally Beyond just seeing your shows but maybe the critique is based on cuz I think that those Maps were based on what is the YouTube algorithm suggesting and so that may not be in line with your personal politics. It's just maybe what were talking about like if you're interested in conflict and she's trying to get engagement that that's the way to do it like in a few to Out YouTube algorithm is constantly suggesting people like Ben Shapiro or Gavin McInnes or whatever in those video come up over and over again sure and I mean so a lot of those people's channels do really well on YouTube so if you interview someone who has a channel themselves there's a very good chance set the algorithm if they're watching your interview with that person will say what's yours a lot of their stuff and then once you click their the algorithm very quickly starts to build a picture of every individual user if you watch your interview with Ben Shapiro and then it takes you to a daily wire video then it takes Ride Like the daily wire second-stringer guy and then you're off who-knows-where machine learning that thing that they do what they suggest the next videos which didn't used to be a thing that used to be you would go to YouTube you'd watch a video right and then you would go find another video right they didn't suggest anything and then somewhere along the line I don't remember what year it was but this started happening and then it's her daughter playing the next video autoplay yeah I think there was some kind of recommendation thing very early on but initially it might have been restricted to just other videos from the same channel you're watching and at a certain point it started to recommend other things and I don't know if you look at your analytics and see what percentage of your views are coming from that recommendations feed from other stuff but it's significant for a lot of YouTube channels the the tagging your videos and getting the right metadata on them in order to bring an audience is an important thing so it's a double-edged sword in some sense it sounds sounds like but to get back to what you were saying about so pay-per-view always Richard I was going to say they labeled you was right but you're not right get what he wants is disingenuous I mean I've said it over and over and over again I've never voted for a republican in my life I voted independent for Gary Johnson just because you did my podcast how can I wasn't happy with Clinton and I wasn't happy with Trump looks like this is gross I'm just going to vote for Gary Johnson I mean I didn't think he was going to win almost no chance we didn't know where was scream and I like play some New Hampshire California also but people conveniently we'll just as or they'll say that like you're a trojan horse they are like you're a pretend left-wing person who's really just pushing right-wing ideologies like which one which which right-wing ideology is it gay marriage is it what what is it I got put on the left on everything except maybe a second amendment right I think the criticism that could be levied if one wanted to make it into a criticism would be if you engage with right-wing ideas and that you don't agree with right like I take you at your face you not face value that you don't agree with a lot of the stuff that you're right wing guest say one could make the argument that by not challenging those ideas it's implicitly lending them more credibility than maybe you think they should have that's interesting because what I try to do with people unless something saying someone saying something egregious I I try to let them talk I want to know how they feel I want to know what their thought process is and so instead of just challenging a minute on everything I want them to elaborate right and I feel like by doing that I get a sense of how they've come to that conclusion whether it's logical right whether it's whether they've actually use their thoughts and they really calculated and thought what is the position I taken this is why and a lot of people don't know there's a lot of a lot of time to be challenged people in their positions you find out like they don't really know what the f*** they're talking about and that the best way to find that out as well let them talk like Candace Owens on climate change right that was the Socratic method of questioning which is why do you think that then how do you know that that's true etc etc answer to some other questions that that come from it which I do as well I mean I think I don't know what to add to Thai the Richard Spencer interview that I did some of the criticism I received after was from people on the left on the right most of the criticism was more from the right from people who disagreed with Richard Spencer like what things did they agree with that it is inevitable that people with different ethnic or religious background simply will not be able to co-exist together peacefully and we're better off trying to figure out how can we separate a People based on their membership in an ethnic or religious groups that's sad thought that you just can't get along with people that do other things that that are into interested in other things that come from other places that have different religions that have different points of view why the oh well a series of your Decades of what they call scholarship supporting their view but for the context of my interview I made it abundantly clear that I didn't agree with that stuff right and my view isn't everybody can have a different view about how they do interviews my view is if I just allow the what I consider to be disgusting views to be spread out right you know like a spray bottle to spray them everywhere not do anything else I can't say that I'm doing something that I think is valuable Felix valuable somiah my Approach is are the ideas known enough to be worth refuting that's number one if it's some weird conspiracy theory that has not even any following whatsoever I'm probably not going to choose to even entertain it because it's irrelevant and instead of always so my first question is is was Richard Spencer relevant at the time all right was Rising this guy was considered by many of the sort of creator of the alt right he was growing up glowing in the context of the Trump candidacy at the time or maybe Administration I don't remember when he was I realized it was it was I don't remember when I first heard his name yeah how did he become how did he come to prominence I don't know the sequence but I think he had a wet an ALT right website that had articles of some kind and then he that website became more known and f****** term soap alt right you know alt left the Centrist again he's different labels or so but if I had felt that I wouldn't be prepared to make it abundantly clear that I don't agree with the guy and I think his ideas were terrible I wouldn't have done the interview from the left of me doing that some who said the last thing we need to be doing is giving this guy a voice that's how often do they say door platform my response was this guy's getting interviewed and lots of other places that aren't even challenging him I'm at least making an attempt here to get something in the record that there are arguments against these ideas these are bad ideas and I don't want to be part of the diffusion of just the ideas themselves back when you did do that like what was his response was they were unique or new arguments that I was making but there was no argument to be made that I was letting him just parrot white nationalist talking points on a post which I wouldn't I just wouldn't feel good about that it's not how I do interviews and then the left was upset that you're giving him are quotes a platform very small portion of the left I want to be super clear very left almost everybody understood what I was doing 10 years ago I was interviewing the Westboro Baptist Church most people third what I was doing they were more prominent at the time but there was this sliver of the left that just didn't want the conversation to take place and I always struggle with this because as you can see I have no problem criticizing that sliver of the left my concern is getting like overly wrapped up two criticisms of the left that are only held by these like Niche slices yes and that's why I try to avoid going further than necessary in those criticisms sliver of the left my concern is getting like overly wrapped up two criticisms of the left that are only held by these like Niche slices yes and that's why I try to avoid going further than necessary in those criticisms


    Are the World's Worst Tourists Chinese?
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    cricket game is a great place to be on Commerce in New York she's always like plus York yeah and I walk past already throwing piss on somebody and I walk down stairs to a room full of people with their shirts off chanting Iran smelled it from down the street I'm starting to gag just and these guys were offended by do you smell like why is it smell so bad so bad my dogshit doesn't smell nearly as bad should good guys on a dog has a new product going to be a problem with the dogs text in Hong Kong to like listen if you see hold on not every mainlander from mainland China shipped in malls but if you say s*** in the mall at the mainlander yeah please keep them there so they just some folks who live in rural China's Ally where did shorts how do I get those pants for Sunday's what is this why kids keep crapping in public in China Chinese foreign way number one Lake like f****** Richard Pryor Americans is the worst tourist in the world if you're interested in girl are did say everything I don't know but people don't like is really Taurus really yeah they got a reputation about him and didn't know that traveling at the mall indoors is insanity like for you to think that other people are going to be like that's how they feel they don't even worry about who cleans it up overrun with people that they just s*** anywhere they don't think that anybody has an issue with the environment turn educated rural parts and like saying that somebody in that area does this every like you are you saying that like even somebody that lives in Beijing massage Shanghai who has a job I wanted to watch it now they don't know and like saying that somebody in that area does this I feel like you are you saying that like even somebody that lives in Beijing massage Shanghai who has a John over to watch it now they don't


    Ari Shaffir on the Legion of Skanks and Milo Controversy
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    tell me this the creek in the caves the Legion of skanks are not doing the f*** their do not doing the show the creek and the cave anymore so you guys coming to me on this is worse than angling being coming to you about a comedy Stewart but I'll answer your question maybe I'll people will say that's the reason to do already going to move it start from the beginning for someone who doesn't know who they are shave their heads the venue if you had nothing to do with that guy then if you put them up and you're the issue a woman who gave birth to tons of f****** great lgba and tucking black performers issue because she's not stopping of a performance are happening and then soon it'll be like if you perform at that venue than you're an ass right right right and that's nonsense Straight Talk where it's like they're included because the reality is Daya sexuals hate the other ones like you're disgusting I want to write that down but there was a big uproar a lot of comedian started trying to like show how they were woken up and they're like I don't think you should do it do it pink or very publicly quit putting her back in this position I'll go. At Tom Segura hey at Tom segura's. Just me and your followers that right anytime anybody sees if you listening you see somebody not start with the app that has been virtue signaling on purpose of saying something positive he's going to appear on the show and he's also married to a gay man who is like math started going to war with his f****** virtue signaler Comics okay and then at some point Rebecca I talked to her Bunch done with this is not my thing I don't even want to do it and imma get back up what you do is you stand by your comics and so you let them do whatever they want and still did it somewhere else we did it I meant okay even then yeah tell me the people who took his father so you need to say goodbye to your son and said you got to take care of the family and watch the rest of your family f****** disappear in death is the same as that political analyst I'm going to slap you you should that would be as always said serious Delirious what is completely ridiculous is a provocateur he f**** with people he pushes buttons and he does so in the age of the Internet troll it should be okay what happened to him when he was molested but he was abused sexually molested by priest and this priest heating a food joke around and say that he was the one that pursued the priest that he was trust me I was a predator like that that's how he said it's hilarious and that's what got them it was talking about that on my show and then talking about it on this other show was it that the Amazing Atheist show was right the point is anybody who says like you shouldn't be allowed to put that person can't be heard that's what you're saying but that's what it was we was really just his harsh critiques of liberals and feminists that were so biting and then you know he actually did a podcast with Jordan Peterson recently we talked about the the the molestation I didn't see it but from Jordan's explanation it's like he's an understanding now as he's getting older that yeah it was a victim of this thing is making it less and I actually yeah and then he actually did a podcast with Jordan Peterson recently we talked about the the the molestation I didn't see it but from Jordan's explanation it's like he's an understanding now as he's getting older that yeah he was a victim of this thing he was making it less and I actually giving this guy like like a pass that he did it to him almost there


    Ari Shaffir's Vasectomy Made Him a Terrorist Threat
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    show me show me a tweet recently a year ago I'm like how do we get from Burkett run a marathon to all going to go straight edge for a month the real test was Tom was going to try roller skating Marathon uphill or the factory you would have been hauling f****** ass down La Cienega just think about skiing for 5 hours if you only on your feet for 5 hours I bet you would be hurting yeah oh yeah you see me crash Burt yeah I did I did and I pulled up and you were like it's broken about belt make the mastectomy and what do you think it's time I had my dick cut and your f****** stupid thing that you're the head of this company decided we need to buy point out that I got a vasectomy what belt make the vasectomy and what do you think it's time I had my dick cut and your f****** stupid thing that you're the head of this company decided we need to buy vasectomy


    Bert Kreischer Pitches Hip Hop Dance Contest for Sober October
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    sober October physical challenge start each October to make them think it was their idea rub out man skill set up to the exact same song dance choreography choreography video and the fans vote on who the winner of sober October is gentlemen I would like to hear your bottle starting with Tom Segura I got to tell you this is that no one's great at it I do like Dread it is a work because of those dancers are an unbelievable fight record that's true but I'm saying rhythm I wasn't going to keep ya I took dance classes off b**** the movies make it seem normal that back I can get that girl I know I took f****** dance lessons in 4 weeks from Talladega Nights I think it's funny that were comics and we get to look silly doing something I did not look great at it and I'm on board with I think it's funny that people that watch that or get really into it would have a say in it I'm the only one for me what are you doing make yourself always yours breaking a break us up before you break ankles and elbows and shoot your own wait for me to talk about this what if what if the dance Pros got together that's what I was talking like me better you don't want that dance Pros got together that's what I was saying I like burnt better than like me better you don't want that


    Did People Forget About Tom Green?
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    morning shows bucked off like they were talking about Blake the best Morning Show now back when he was like Public Access I couldn't it was stuff I couldn't even believe I'm green did Oprah Oprah oh yes it was so big mysterious show with Humperdinck what is guy's name that used to be what we're all doing way before any of us was too expensive I was seriously considering doing something like that but the problem was that it's like that ban was crazy expensive he had cables running from the desk all the way through his living room into a server room had a server room and it was crazy I know how much money is involved in a host my little bro Joe Rogan am I look for a while with the tour G Hollywood on one house and looked at it and then eventually led to that and cumia Anthony cumia Red Band looked at it and we like will how much is involved in this like what would we have to do to do something like this and then you know eventually it just led to the bad and cumia Anthony cumia was in that was a big thing from the compound in his basement and then way that Opie and Anthony ran their show was an inspiration to because there's just to hang out it was my favorite show to listen to yeah cuz just a bunch of guys hanging out talking


    Joe Rogan on the Morgellons and Lyme Disease Connection
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    I was an inch and I was in Hong Kong Singapore Macau Macau which is obviously big Casino, tourist destination all the people there say eyeball in mediately who that's all you is like a Mainland Chinese person you know cuz I can tell by the dudes in Macau in like Versace shades and like a Fendi and Gucci and like crazy outfits like in the mainland dude who knew money he just got rich why I know it's all over McHale but we just know and then you see that the the understated person to like that's a Hong Kong guy that's old money one of the things that we did when we study Bigfoot was talk to a Bigfoot extra those playing us some audio and some of the audio it sounds like a samurai it sounds like a recording of Bigfoot theories that you end up going like what islands disease disease is a disease where people was called but I thought it was bulshit before cuz I'd rather it was b******* and what I read was that the people would think that they had things growing out of skin so they be scratching themselves and it would add fibers to their skin and take pictures of it and say look I've got things growing out of my skin and it was a hoax a but then it talking to a doctor who had more jelen's who explained to me that there's some sort of neurotoxic effect of Lyme disease and that everyone has more Jones also has lyme disease and he was a legitimate doctor in a very smart guy who was essentially saying that mainstream sides and it's rush to prove going to piss in that just got straight Tuesday anyway disease is what it is is is Lyme disease the there's a bunch of pathogens that come with Lyme disease you know it's not just the Lyme disease is not like a pure want you like a one or a zero easy a very don't it's a dirty tick that has a bunch of f****** horrible diseases inside of a nasty little body would you know if you had Lyme disease yes like what I got to looking red mark around the area and the area hurts and then you start experiencing terrible symptoms like flu like symptoms and then okay came back and he's okay he came back while you still have the face Paralysis on one raw like looking at this dude we had a year old and we mock them like we should have the next morning his face was numb and drooping it by the loggers go to the f****** doctor right now means you're having a stroke and Bell's palsy every morning but so is he back on stage stage just being like it's never going to come back my careers over I can't go on stage like he tried to do a show and he said everyone just staring at him like this like what do they do to fix it she won't get ready for a special I think like what if I got bailed with the morning of my special that secret time I woke up and I smiled know when I'd be filled policy I don't have the first thought I had every comic at the store had it burn had it amerimed headed everyone got it at one point I was just was like all the hair fell out just in In A Circle North


    Does Cocaine Lead to More Blowjobs or Murders?
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    I wouldn't start growing is cocoa plants the time will you just choose to leave something you can grow them here in the United States do much with that's why those filled one of those bears yeah person that Scarface and how many people have died because of cocaine on the planet that is inspired more murders and cocaine right cuz girls get a board code to if they're young and the party and they're out and it's some f****** guy comes along with a fat Tracy Morgan like gold chain that has good Coke is though yeah that's how good it is right that that people are like for sure I'll just blow this stranger. Funko, leave here at 1 stop what can I get out of it what am I looking for 20 years ago and he said this guy got one of his friends kind of a long text you a kind of a long line with a bunch of food like it took forever to get through concessions did you just look on my way to a line I'll blow you for the food


    Tom Segura Came Out As Non-Binary on Morning TV
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    Deadmau5 is my favorite character in anybody's ever want to do that was so fun that you were doing that because I hated those shows was like why would he do those shows on TV dress up like a fake rapper she did and he did not know what the f*** to do with him because the lowest wrong in all of show business is morning television good morning television so sorry if you listen to this in your local morning television no sekai silver newspaper's okay it's a weird wrong with your traps they were like it's like you're broadcasting out of like a Christian convenience store something to very strange the worst part 2 is it the four of us plus like 90% of the ACT working those clubs do not have a fanbase watching that show you put together this is definitely a waste of time like we're wasting our time right yeah the only one that morning good morning Hartford only works when you when you get in trouble I totally ruined it for the club play in the middle of it million-dollar Bugatti today today yep a Honda sideswiped him Hell's Kitchen Italian sports car and a all white Rolls-Royce with a professed like with a driver you know your chauffeur and he came in all white had like a f****** enormous gold chain with a medallion tml's car he is a High car you probably looked over Sade nothing to you knows the car that was like 2 feet off the ground is a small car leasing cars are so hard to see if you're right next to him what is that dude's Insurance say when he calls buckwood you got back with them in that way yeah I mean yeah I mean it was funny because some people would be really into having fun with you like that Tracy Morgan people they laugh and have a good time and it's some people but not like I could see how it could because he left one of the club's when I told him I was coming out as nonbinary and the lady was like what is right on the air smells like a different genders and she was like all right and she's turn the TV and she was like in late like we call the the pr person that drove us to the club or to the event I tried sitting on the left and went to Cleveland it was enormous white of the white ship still fine but I was like there's a doctor before me I was like why is it where is f****** doctor outfit to do this but she goes why going to take my shirt off to you you will not be doing that and I said you don't tell me what to do and then came back and she goes in your cup and I said Wiki issues like he's drinking he's drinking told on you all my God and I was just like I was like we should I leave she just left what is left I was like I don't want to get anyone fired keep telling you you can't take your shirt off so have a drink or have a drink


    Bert Kreischer is a Sucker for Street Scams!
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    yeah it was worth I don't wear a year stood by Florida Great War best through the stage lately I need my stories are show to recently that the same thing just talk about the good old days are f****** drug addiction how you are I don't know whatever you like and I'll send you look up and you're like no reason it feels like you're everything that makes New York amazing is like gone by joke about what I could go for a meeting and then like you're walking and people just looking up he's like why shows and XXX everywhere and it was receding weird the late seventies into the to the mid-to-late eighties days and I was doing a lot of gigs I guess it wasn't the 80s it was the 90s the early 90s movies like 91 was I think the first timer New York 91 and maybe 9 p.m. really what this is like she's just starting out though kind of I can't wait to bring my iCloud backup I love him so much but the New York was a different place than I was around a lot of these like weirdo homeless grifter type characters latitudes we get arrested for doing three card Monte at the pool hall was like the best education of like Street culture like people live on the street I mean it home baby people are basically homeless like sometimes has to hear they're like my friend Johnny was always like staying at people's I stayed at my house or sometimes we stay in these weird little Hast flop houses in New York and places that didn't have a roof like you have walls there be like no roof like everybody can hear everyone remember like as a kid in that era the perception that you had a New York is like this is nothing but crime anymore I don't remember any crime what's although I did get taken the three card Monte and number of times there's so many Hustlers right back in those days in New York how many people trying to get off some kind of scam I've been scammed by a driver in New York how what it's like this was not even that long ago was probably like 7 8 years work no like you get in the cab and you're like you know if you don't live there but you kind of know like the layout you just like basically I want to go up you know 20 blocks this way right and the guy just goes across town starts going what's the opposite highway from where we were in like which we doing exactly as you can track yourself on your phone yeah and I go okay. So I go like it ended the thing said like $68 and I was like you twenty bucks I know I want to go home after the look I started texting people at the next place I was just leaving here and I'm going to see you should I be on the f****** pocketed Inn in Florence and I went into Russian everything everywhere 91 Russian I yell at the guy and he ran cuz he was like I don't want to be like Russian to f****** animals f****** Trader city of America and take you f****** shirt off and said I'm the machine and sew running after write that down write that down you should write that whole thing down about you talking about on the radio that is hilarious and then what do you do then


    Tom Segura's Hurricane Katrina Joke Didn't Go Over Well | Sober October Preview
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    do you have any bombs you play it for me buddy Tom's I kind of have a half memory of that you owe me I like that but you know what the worst thing about a bomb on a Friday night is and I am on the early show and you can't believe how hard you just borrow his life-altering on The Late Show sold out so it's not like who's that bad but then what was what started it would start the bomb to the bomb was the opening joke cuz I was just like oh wait before you tell your opening joke Tom is great with feeling uncomfortable in the moment and taking it to the next level where in Hawaii with Russell Peters the one thing they say is do not mention negative s*** about the wind opening joke you remember it telia the month after the month after Hurricane Katrina so I opened with a joke I don't member the wording of it but it was like how there were there reports of people raping people in the aftermath and I was like yeah I was like I was just like you know nothing like a dead bodies float eat so much yet and then I would go you have the thing likewise go to my act now but guys go to Lighthouse cuz it was like it was already too late and I would the fool be sure and a clam remember she came out she was the bomb feel so bad and you're sweating so hard man is emotionally taxing right you just like that damn I walk off stage and I run like and where she goes I thought you were supposed to be funny Siri is worse than inconceivable what is worse to try to say that joke again or try to open with it again yeah yeah he's jovial yeah yeah and then the next day I was like I don't know how I'm going to do this man and berco's come and show Saturday by the best set that I've ever had like unbelievable set did the lady go okay about redeemed right I f****** destroy it right and I will I mean like the MC is like Jesus cuz I've never seen to turn around like they might like that I might just feels like I walk around and I see her and I go like she goes anything you didn't know sweating all back to be upright and as he bombed it starts too far and then it starts to get wet I remember him God damn in the back I was a goddamn thing and it's not talking


    Bert's Mickey Mantle Gene | Sober October Preview
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    I'm cool with anything we decide I just think it should be hip-hop dancing it was you would twice a year play stupid behind you can you yes yes those pants are not even designed for that volume up one of the shittiest all-time specials of all time with him even shittier talkshit this year I can't work anymore right but that's why when I do it in the house. I wanted to know about the people who died of disease of a lot of people know I wanted to yell out they didn't have the Mickey Mantle Gene recently and it was with of the promoters that you work with him and so you work with like one promoter Monroe a single guy when you were hanging out with your girlfriends that I'm your promoted someone else it was someone else you would I mean you wouldn't be that hurtful that you would be referring to someone else's your promoter I so I know you're talking about me really I can't hang out with very few people can keep up with my Pace on the road all right so I think we all agree that the surfing challenge was too crazy right by now but here's the thing it's like I don't live anywhere near a f****** Beauty in the near New York


    Joe Rogan Watches the Sea Turtle Straw Video
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    Turtles noses and then use it to fix my dick notice Drive video the sea turtles nose no most horrific video if you like why the f*** do we have plastic cups to Lids of a turtle and they have a clamp I don't know if this is the main reason but it is for a lot of people this straw in his Turtles open eventually pull pull it in his Turtles nose rather it was deep in his nose and the people of cocaine gotten wrong look at that poor turtle it's this is not an unusual thing so they have to put a weight what they do I would fight it with my face and I would pull it out with my neck cuz you're a warrior thing that holds for you can hear about the animals I care about the animals I'm a warrior for sea creatures are there we go this is got to get it first place guys stop being a b**** grab that guy. love your dick pie Who Loved too so they take that rock out the calcified dick Rock make an ice ring with a little lady that is really bad I think that would be romantic but they pulled out of turtles nose go to but they told out of that Turtles nose diamonds in there to know what you're good at doing it out


    Joe Rogan | The Information Age Will Reverse the Industrial Age w/Naval Ravikat
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    yeah and I was really fascinated by another thing that you were bringing up about working for yourself that you feel it in the future with Route 50 or a hundred years from now virtually everyone is going to be working for themselves and I believe the way you put it is that the information age is going to reverse the Industrial Age yeah if you go back to hunter gatherer X how we evolved we basically work for ourselves we communicate and cooperate it within tribes but each hunter-gatherer stood on the road and then find the resources to the family unit but there was no boss hierarchy hardy hardy middle manager down into farming age we became a little bit more hierarchical as we had to run Farms but even those were still mostly Family Farm its industrial work with factories for that sort of created this model of thousands of people working together on one thing and having bosses and schedules and times to show up the reality is if you have to go I don't care how rich you are I don't care whether you're like it Wall Street Banker if you have to go if somebody has tell you that somebody can tell you when to be at work and what to wear and how to behave you're not free person you're not actually rich so we're in this model now where we think it's all about employment and jobs and intrinsic in that is that I have to work for somebody else but the information age is breaking that down so Ronald coase is an economist who has this coase theorem very famous theorem but a business talks about why is a company besides that why the company one person instead of ten people that 170,000 and it has to do with the internal transaction costs versus the external transaction costs let's say I want to do something that's in building a house and I need someone to come in and provide the lumber with developer right do I want that to be part of my company or do I want that to an external provider a lot of it depends on how hard it is to do that transaction with someone externally vs. internally if it's too hard to keep doing the contract everytime externally album in-house if it's easy to do externally and the one-off kind of thing I'd rather keep it out of the house well information technology is making it easier and easier to do these transactions externally it's becoming much easier to communicate with people gig economy I can send you small amounts of money I can hire you through an app I can write you afterwards so we are seeing atomization of the firm received the optimal size the front of a shrinking it's most obvious in Silicon Valley tons and tons of startup costly coming up and Shay turn off little pieces of businesses from large companies and turning them is a huge markets so what look like the small little vacation rental market on Craigslist is now suddenly blowing up into Air B&B one example that's what it is but what I think we're going to see is whether it's 10:20 1500 years from now high quality work will be available when it's on when I'm driving an Uber or talking about super high-quality work will be available in a gig fashion where you wake up in the morning your phone will buzz and you five different jobs for people who work with in the past or been referred to as coming out Hollywood already Works little bit with how to organize for a project you decide where to take the project or not the contract is right there on the spot you get paid a certain amount you get rid of everyday or every week you get the money delivered and then when you're done working you turn it off and you go to Tahiti or wherever you want to spend the next three months and I think the smart people have already started figuring out that the internet enables this and they're starting to work more and more remotely on their own schedule on the wrong time and wrong place with their own friends in their own way and that's actually how we are the most productive so the information revolution by making it easier to communicate connecting cooperate is allowing us to go back to working for ourselves and that is my Ultimate Dream even when I run a company and I've employees I always tell those people having to help you start your company when you're ready because I think that's the highest calling maybe not everybody will get there but it would be fine if we were even working at 10% or 20% way better than working in a thousand person coming 10000 person company whose idea that we're all Factory like cogs in a machine who are specialized and have to do things by rote memorization or instruction is going to go and we're going to go back to being small groups of creative bands of individual setting out to do missions and when those missions are done we collect our money we get rated and then we rest and reassess until they're ready for the next print a study done on happiness and as it regards to this as it regards the size of companies not that I'm aware but to me it's obvious it's obvious this more of the company that happy to be the more human your relations are the rules to operate under the more flexible than more creative and the more you betray like a human just as you are able to do multiple things


    Joe Rogan | The Flaw with the Idea of White Privilege w/Naval Ravikat
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    super weird Progressive argument and it it as it pertains to race is always a weird one right because white privilege to me it although you could look at what they're saying on paper like yes yeah I'm sure there is more black people that are harassed by the police I'm sure there is more black people who are treated suspiciously by shop owners and in the length but the problem isn't the people who aren't treated poorly the problem is the people who treat the people poorly the problem is racism the problem is not people that didn't ask to be born white or whatever they are and they don't get harassed that sold this idea of white privilege or male privilege or whatever it is that's not the problem you're you're just looking at someone who's not a victim of this particular problem that you're highlighting but you're not looking at the perpetrators of the problem you're making people perpetrators by simply existing and having low melanin in their skin or having their ancestors come from that she's racism by another it's another way you racist yeah and then they say you can't be racist if it's not racist cuz you're white news it's white on white violence virtue signaling yeah it's wet and wild Violet mostly going on is it's elitist White's Blue State white college-educated White's beating up on high school educated whites blue color is a white collar vs Blue Collar War that's going on and the rest of us are just kind of watching like us kind of interesting these huge statements that people put out when you were you read them was like how much time did you put in this what the f*** do you put that much time of your kids do you put in the saying virtually nothing but the humans are being creative yeah well that's true it is create creative in a very odd way right cuz it's creative and that they're trying to elicit a response from people in the trying to raise their there is social value a raise their their position in the social totem pole signaling and it easy signaling because the kind of thing that everybody has to agree with you on that wants to be seen as a horrible person yeah and it's a very hard to make the nuanced arguments against then this is kind of go along I know one guy who poses as a woman on on Twitter but he does it to fly obviously what is this the name Tatiana McGrath yeah yeah yeah previous version and connection shows how it's okay it's like if he just said or her that it's not okay to be white because it will if you if you replace in half of these things that you replace the word white with black or Asian yeah it's it's a strange time in that respect that if you want to see who rules over you see who you're not allowed to criticize yeah that's so true right yeah that's so true


    Joe Rogan | Why Socialism Has Yet to Work w/Naval Ravikat
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    that brings us back to the idea of meaning and Universal basic income I think the idea of giving someone $15,000 a year it doesn't necessarily cause whatever whatever one would worry about his people being on the Dole you would have a bunch of listless people out there with no meaning in life but the ideas that $15,000 a year and I'm not necessarily sure I agree with this I'm not and I'm not even at your sickness but that $15,000 you would just provide you with a necessity goodbye in life it would give you food it would give you shelter let's make a stop at 15 because the moment people that I can get a 15 like what do you say to the people that don't believe there is such a thing of ethical as ethical or compassionate capitalism then there's many people today that are espousing Marxism and they're espousing so I'm sort of a socialist society where they believe that capitalism is screw people over and eliminated the middle class and they're absolutely problems of capitalism I think monopolies are problem I think that crony capitalism is a problem with the government in bed with them and force I think the bankers have really you know rape society and the rest of us are suffering literally taking huge risks where they privatize the games in the socialize a losses so when it failed it miserably get billed out in bankrupt everybody else so capitalism gotten a really bad name is free exchange premarkets free-market free exchange intrinsic to humans from when the first person start a fire and somebody came along with the deer and said hey if I cook my dear and file share some of it with you right so we specialization of Labor we trade that's built into the human species basic math comes from accounting keeping track of debts and credits and so on we need to be able to engage in free trade the correct criticism of capitalism is when it does not provide equal opportunity and so we should always strive to provide equal opportunity but people confuse that with equal outcome when you have equal outcome that can only be enforced through violence because different people free people make different and when they make different choices they have different outcomes if you don't let them suffer the consequences of bad choices or reap the rewards for good choices then you are forcibly redistributing through violence it's interesting that there is there are no socialist working social examples that exist without violence you been we need someone to show with a gun and say okay you're not allowed to do that you handed over to that person so one of the reasons why do this podcast is because I believe everybody can be wealthy everybody is not a zero-sum game the positive-sum game you create something brand-new you exchange with me for something brand-new I've treated there's how are you today for both of us the sum of the value created is positive if not like status where it's like you're higher up I'm Lord on your presidents are must be vice president your plus-one on the -1 and have to cancel is Earl we should be all for playing positive some ethical game the problem is because of these looters will ruin capitalism's name that then you get social is coming in and saying burn the whole you burn the whole system down wind up like Venezuela or the former Soviet Union you don't want to be a failed socialist states with Mac routine hunting cats in the streets to eat right that's literally what happened to some of these places so I think it's very important not to destroy the engine of progress that brought us here at work yet that it needs to just need to do it right we do it right we can let you have you heard the world and in every single time with her and implemented if you ever had a conversation with someone who's a socialist to wear when you anytime so am I better better friends are socially really really get in today and what is there a man does anyone have a compelling prospective at all I think really socialism comes from the heart right you all we all want to be socialist the capitalism comes from the head because they're always cheaters May system system so when you're young if you're if you're not a socialist you have no hard when you're older if you're not a capitalist you have no head right you haven't thought it through so I understand where it comes from I always like Nassim taleb Framingham this what he said with my family I'm a communist with my close friends I'm a socialist you know at my state-level politics I'm a Democrat you know higher levels on a republican in at the federal level in a Libertarian right so basically the larger the group of people you have mass together to have different interests West trust there is the more cheating there is the better the incentives have to be aligned the better the system has to work the more you go towards capitalism the smaller the group you're in your Nativity Junior, you're in your house you and your tribe Wyoming's be a socialist with my aunts with my brother with my cousins and my uncles and my mom but yeah family I'm a socialist that's the right way to live a loving happy integrated life but when you're dealing with strangers I mean you want to be a real socialist great open all your doors and windows tomorrow everybody come take what you want see how that works out this idea of income inequality that always strikes me as a very it's a deceptive term income inequality while it's flipping around it comes from outcome and equality and the outcome inequalities there because you made different choices now game going back if it was because you know the same opportunities that's a problem Society should always try to give people equal opportunities so for example instead of income what if we had a retraining program built into our basic social fabric which said that every four years or every 6 years or whatever it is maybe it's every 10 you can take one year out and will pay for you to go retrain completely and you can go into any profession you like that has some earning power and output at hopefully a creative long-term profession and you can re educate yourself that would be much better for Society on all levels than basically just saying that you can be the door yeah I just used up to lead that horse to water and then make him drink it requires people to put in some effort you know we can all just sit around it's just not my perspective on income inequality there's always effort inequality in the end and thought inequality just some people that are obsessed and if those people become successful it doesn't mean they stole from you it just means that they put in the amount of energy and effort that was required to reach where they're at and there's a lot of which is likely that goes I know what people say was cuz reach where they're at and there's a lot of virtue signaling that goes on now people say Wallace cuz you're privileged his privileges your life 85% of humanity is dead so how privileged are you then you're living in the first world and you know you have four limbs Etc that you can take that argument all the way it's kind of nonsense discussion


    Naval Ravikant's Secret to Reading Books in the Social Media Age | Joe Rogan
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    I don't care really fascinated by the way you read because I thought there was something wrong with me by doing that but you you don't really just read a book to completion you read and then you pick something else up and you just kind of go based on your whims whatever you're interested in. I was raised by my I was raised by single mom in New York and she use the local library the daycare center because it was a very tough neighborhood and so she would basically say when you get back from school go straight to the library and don't come out until I pick you good night so I used to basically live in the library and I read everything I read every magazine I read every pictograph Larry Booker every map is Rena stuff to read as read everything so I got over this idea of that reading a large number of books or reading a book to completion as a vanity metric cuz really when people are putting up photos on Twitter Instagram of look at my pile of books that I'm reading Lord them arrived and read all the books Ryan. Cuz your brain has wanted information and if I had space You Get Enough advice at all cancelled 2022 lot of nonsense and books out there too so I don't read any more to complete books I read to satisfy my genuine intellectual curiosity and I can be anything it could be nonsense it could be history could be fiction it could be signs of a Sci-Fi these days is mostly sci-fi philosophy sign cuz that's just what I'm interested in but I will read for understanding so a really good book I will flip through I won't actually read it consecutive in order and I won't even this even finish it I'm looking for ideas things that I don't understand and when I find something really interesting I'll reflect on it I'll research it and then when I'm bored of it I'll drop it or I'll flip to another book thanks to electronic books of got 50-70 Books open at a time on my Kindle or iBooks and I'm just bouncing around between them it's also a little bit of a mechanism to how in modern society we get too much information too quickly and so attention spans are very low so you get Twitter you get Instagram to get Facebook you just used to being bombarded with information so you can take that to you keeping of you doesn't negative energy like I have no attention span or you could be there's a positive I multitask really well and I can dig really fast I can if I find a thread that's interesting I can follow through 5 Social Network through the web through the library through the books and I can really get bottom of this thing very quickly it's like the Library of Alexandria that I can research at my disposal so I I no longer track books read or even care about books read it's about understanding concepts to awesome points first of all the social media aspect of books and basically anything like it's such a weird way to display your life cuz you know you displaying that the best aspects of your life and some sort of a glass case you know just it's a nun holistic version of your life that you cultivate and you curate and I'm I'm as guilty of that if anybody everybody thinks I'm guilty of it to with my dog every time I run looking at yourself you looking at how other people look at you one remove mental image and it's kind of a disease and celebrities in the world image that gets built up it gets built up by compliments every time somebody pays you and me a compliment and we're like oh well thank you right then that goes up an image of who we are and then one idiot comes along one out of ten one out of a hundred and they can easily tear it down because it doesn't take many insults to cancel out a lot of compliments and now you're carrying around this big wavy self-image and she's very easy to be attacked and because you're you're famous or well-known people want to attack you so being a celebrity is no good it's actually a problem like one of my tweets that is that these all reminders to myself as you want to be rich and Anonymous not pouring famous there's benefits to it of course but it has unusual problems that you don't get trained for and you really will not understand once you experience it he's all reminders to myself as you want to be rich an anonymous not pouring famous there's benefits to it of course but it has unusual problems that you don't get trained for and you really will not understand once you experience it


    The Principles of Wealth Creation | Joe Rogan
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    you do that one you do that one very small podcast we just have small with three or four minute Clips yeah so what it was I did a tweetstorm called how to get rich without getting lucky and it got pretty popular on Twitter and it's really about wealth creation I just use the quick baby title and its trying to basically layout Timeless principles of wealth creation that if you absorb them you become the kind of person who can create well create business make money and my theory behind that is like there are three things everybody wants the selection wasn't really supposed to start with three with three Basics everybody wants to be wealthy everybody wants to be happy and everybody wants to be fit and I know there's a lot of virtue signal that goes on like we don't want money and you know I don't care about being happy and happiness is for stupid people but let's face it like you want to be rich and happy and healthy of course you also internally calm State of Mind you want to love those three I think they can actually be taught right in a fitness I'm not going to teach there a lot of people who you've had on here including yourself who know a heck of a lot more about fitness and health and I do but I was born poor and miserable and I'm now pretty well-off and very happy and I worked at those and so I've learned a few things there some principles and so I try to lay them out but in a Timeless matter where you can kind of figure it out yourself cuz at the end of a I can't wait teach anything I can only inspire you and maybe give you a few hook so you can remember things when they happen or put it put a name to them so this podcast actually ended up explaining this tweetstorm so the tweetstorm was like 36-38 tweets got very famous got translate dozens of languages and these are principles that I came up with for myself when I was really young but I'm 13 14 and I've been carrying them in my head for 30 years and I've been through a living them and overtime I just realized like sadly or fortunately thing that I got really good at was looking at businesses and figuring out the point of Maximum leverage to actually create wealth and capture some of that and doing a very long-term kind of weight not not the you know Banker crash the economy Bridal. Kind of way but you know Bill businesses and help people and I provide value kind of way especially when applied to modern technology and leverage in this age of infinite leverage that we live in so the podcast is explaining each tweet so he's a little 3 for 5 minutes I don't like to see the same thing twice I don't like to explain in detail I just I feel like if you have something original interesting to say should say it otherwise it's probably been said better so that podcast tries to be information dense it tries to be very concise and tries to be high-impact and try to be timeless and it has all the information I think you need to principals at a few of Dorothy's and you work hard over 10 years you get what you want so I've got the one on walk creation I'm going to attempt to do one on happiness is a big word but you know happiness and inner peace and calm and all that because what you want is you don't want to be the guy who succeed in life while being high strung high stress and unhappy and leaving a trail of emotional wreckage with you and your loved ones which is more common than not because you got to focus and yeah it's very hard to be great at everything you want to be the guy or the gal who get there calmly you know quietly without straw you want to be the guy or the gal who get there calmly you know quietly without struggle you want to be the person who's the when there's a crisis going on you and me too, cool as cucumber in the room who still also figures out the correct answer


    Navil Ravikat, "UBI Is a Non-Solution to a Non-Problem" | Joe Rogan
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    brings me to what is a subject that keeps getting brought up nowadays is universal basic income with the oncoming Apocalypse of automation is as how it's being portrayed by Andrew Yang is running for president I sat down and talked to him about his very compelling and he's a very smart guy and he's an entrepreneur himself and when he starts talking about Automation and how it's going to adjust eliminate massive amounts of jobs and leave people stranded what it do when I know you're a guy who thinks about future I'm going to popular fun of you by my side I think it said non solution to a non problem and I mean that in the sense that automation has been happening since the dawn of time when electricity came along that put a lot of people out of work did it right lot of people carrying buckets of water and you know lighting lamps and all those kinds of things with factors as well everything literally every single thing that comes automation going to eliminate jobs there is no finite number of jobs around dividing up the same job that were around since the Stone Age obviously new jobs are being created and they're usually better jobs more creative jobs so the question is how quickly this transition going to happen and what kinds of jobs will be eliminated what kind of jobs will be created it's impossible looking forward to predict what kinds of jobs will be created if I told you 10 years ago that podcast or that commentating on video game still get job you would have left me all the rooms are nonsense jobs but yet here we are so Society will always create a new job civilization create new job is impossible to predict what those jobs are so the question is how quickly is that transition happening all the reality is even though everybody keeps talking about this automation apocalypse where the record low unemployment explain that wears the transition I don't see it in the numbers I don't see it actually happening Russian is how quickly can you retrain people so it's an education problem the problem Ubi does a couple of problems that ugj one is you're creating a straight at you putting a slippery slide transfer straight into socialism ride the moment people can start voting themselves money combined with a democracy is the matter of time before the bottom 51 votes and sells everything with top 49 and it just it it Hacienda Llano people like saying that but they haven't thought it through but the moment you start having a direct transfer mechanism like that in a democracy you're basically doing with capitalism which is the engine of economic growth you also forcing me entrepreneurs out or telling them not to come here the estimate I saw for 15K a year basic income for everybody would be 3/4 of current GDP and of course GDP was shrinking responses all the entrepreneurs fled so you essentially bankrupt the country another issued Ubi people who are down and they're not looking for handouts it's not just about money it's also about status it's about meeting in the moment I start giving money to you and put you on the door live load your status I've made you a second-class citizen so I have to give you meaning and meaning comes to education and capability I have you have to teach a man to fish not to basically throw your rotting leftover carpet is that him to say here to eat the scraps so it doesn't smell the meeting problem and last week nonsense to hand 15K out to every you want to means-test people there's no reason to give it to you and me so you end up back towards the welfare system where you do have to figure out who needs it and who doesn't so I think the better route is that we actually establish a set of basic substance services that you have to have and we provide those in abundance to technology base automation so get basic housing get basic food get busy Transportation get high-speed internet access get a phone in your pocket those are the kinds of things you want to give people and finally in terms of the rate of automation I think we can educate people very quickly one of the myths that we have today is that adults can be re-educated we view education is this thing where you go to school you come out when you're out of college and you're done no more education will that's the wrong you have all these great online bootcamps and coding schools coming up there one that would even pay you to go there now you can educate people and mass and you can educate them to create a profession we view education is this thing where you go to school you come out when you're out of college when you're done no more education will that's the wrong you have all these great online bootcamps and coding schools coming out there one that even pay you to go there now you can educate people and mass and you can educate them into creative professions


    CEO Naval Ravikat Says AI Fears Are Overblown | Joe Rogan
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    people are talking about AI automating programming have never really written serious code coding is thinking it's automatic stretch your thinking an AI that can program as well or better than humans is an AI that just took over the world that's in game at the end of the human species and I can give you a argument why don't think that's coming either people or things and I know it take to fly from some very famous people in this debate but we're nowhere near close to General AI X you don't have to worry about it even our lifetimes really it's so overblown it's a it's another It's a combination of Cassandra complex you know it's fun to talk about the end of the world combined with a God complex like people have lost religion so they looking for meeting in some kind of end of History the reason why doesn't a is coming anytime soon because a lot of advances in so-called AI today or what we call Natalie AI machine learning not like what is that object on the screen or how do you find the signal in all that noise there's nothing approaching movie called creative thinking to actually model general intelligence you were into all kinds of problems first we don't know how the brain works at all number two would never even modeled a paramecium or an amiibo let alone the human brain number 3 there's this assumption that all of the computation is going at the cellular level at the neuron level where is nature is very parsimonious it uses everything is disposal the lot of Machinery inside the cell that is doing calculations that is intelligent that Disney accounted for and the best estimates are would take 50 years of Moore's Law before we can stimulate what's going on inside of cell near perfectly and probably a hundred years before we can build a brain that can simulate inside the cells so putting it at saying that I'm just going to model neuron is on or off and then use that to build a human brain is overly simplistic for the more I would posit there's no such thing as general intelligence every intelligence is contextual within the context of the environment that sin devolve environment around it but I think a lot of people rappelling General AI the burden of proof is on them I haven't seen anything that would lead me to indicate we're approaching generally i instead we're solving deterministic closed set finite problems using large amounts of data but it's not sexy to talk about that if you you're talkin about mirroring the actual abilities of cells or are you talking about recreating the actual mechanism like what what what about going on inside cells and in biological organism that we just don't know how intelligence works we don't know we literally have no idea so most of the way I approach has basically say we're going to try and model how the brain works but then model at the neuron level which is saying this neurons are on that neurons often combining their signal but I'm saying the neuron is a cell inside the cell there's all this Machinery going on that's operating the new on that is also part of the intelligence apparatus you can't just ignore that an extract that out the Marlatt down to the in inside the cell level it's also part of the biological organism itself because it has all these needs that you know the biological organism has to have food and raston exactly is a bouncing on but when you eliminate all that when there is none of that and it's just calculations and we get to a point where it's just this thing that we've created whether he called a computer with a doesn't have to be moving thing even but a thing that you created that Wars virtually all the information is available in the world start stores all the patterns of all the thinking of all the great people that have ever lived all the writers all the people that have ever publish anything all the people that were spoken any words stores all of their points all the Counterpoint other contradictions applies logic and reason and some sort of sense of the future and start simple upon these patterns and then starts acting on its own based on the information that's been provided with well first you would have to actually simulate a structure of the human brain that can hold all that information you make me some tens of thousands of brains worth of information or two or three yes but what about something that recreates the abilities of a brain didn't like I said nature is parsimonious so we'll got 3 pound wetware object that can hold all this data Nature has been very efficient in evolving, how we get there I just don't think computers or anywhere close to that like they can hold that amount of data would that complexity would like a holographic structure of the brain work in recalling many many different ways and then I don't think you can evolve a creature to be intelligent outside of the boundaries of a feedback in a real medium like if you evolved if you graze the human being a concrete cell no input from the outside they wouldn't have any feedback from The Real World they drive all properly so I think just dumping information into into a thing isn't enough it has them environment to operate in to get feedback from it needs to have context biological I mean what if you if you have just the all the information that people have accumulated and the lessons that people have learned and you program that into the computer like if we can take a computer that can beat someone in chess the real question was we make some sort of an artificial intelligence could beat someone at go Which is far more complex a chat they figured out how to do that too and I was a giant shock right these are still men made very closed bounded games they're they're not they're not on the road to the unbounded Game of Life they are completely artificial but this didn't go didn't that give you a little bit of a pause a little bit go is not go or League of Legends of fortnite they're not completely Mystic Ryan but they're still very artificial of area bounded games being good at go doesn't mean that you can then suddenly figure out how to write great poetry by creativity for sure is something that's the Last Frontier so I do believe that automation over long enough. Of time will replace every non-creative job or every not creative work but that's great news that means that all of our basic needs are taken care of and what remains for us is to be creative which is really what every human wants I will replace every non-creative job or every not creative work but that's great news that means that all of our basic needs are taken care of and what remains for us is to be creative which is really what every human wants when what are you doing right now the creative job sure


    Learning to Enjoy Being Alone is a Superpower | Joe Rogan and Naval Ravikant
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    station now it works if it's it's been a lifesaver for me oh I do it and I I do it whenever I get like spare time I was at the doctor's office this morning and I knew was going to be 20 minutes so I just sat there with my eyes closed for 20 minutes and I meditated you know when I was growing up there was this statement English Pascal he said all of man's problems arrived because he cannot sit by himself in a room for 30 minutes alone and it's very true I always need to be stimulated and the iPhone came along border I would never be bored again I'll give you for standing in line on my iPhone and I thought it was great when I was a kid I used to try and overclock my brain., thoughts going to think it once the answer is only one but I would try that I think multiple thought that was another you're out of that has proud that my brain was always running with engine was always moving and it's a disease it's actually the road to misery and now that I'm older I realize that you actually want to again rest your mind you want to learn how to settle into your mind now I look forward to confinement you leave me alone for a day it'll be like the happiest day of had in a while and that is a superpower that I think everybody can attain the superpower of learning to be alone and enjoying it yeah yeah and I do think that this these times will you just think about things just be alone and think about things are so rare these days and I think during those rare times is when you really get to Stan what you actually believe or don't believe yeah it's it's fine when I first started meditating it was really hard right cuz everybody I think a lot of people who are looking is broadcast ever heard of meditation that has a good wraps everybody tries it this struggle the kind of give it up it's one of those things that everybody says they do but nobody actually does right it's like not even sugar everyone talks about hell yeah back it's not even become a signal anything where it's like oh how much did you meditate the other people not wearing headband saying with three birds that chirp at night when they're deep meditation I don't know I don't know how they make it work but I got a lot of trips today how many trips did you get the art of doing nothing important because I think when we when we grow up right it's all the stuff happening to you and your life and some your processing some of your absorbing and some of it you should probably think a little bit more about and work through but you don't you don't have time so it gets buried in you it's all these preferences and judgments and unresolved situations and issues as I can email inboxes just piling up email after email after email has not answered going back 10 20 30 40 years and then when you sit down to meditate those emails are coming back to you about that issue have you saw this do you think about that you'll regret their your issues there and back in people don't want to do that's like it's not working I can't clear my mind I better get up and not do this but really what's happening this itself therapy it's just that instead of paying a therapist is that they don't listen to you listening to yourself and you just have to sit there as those emails go through one by one you work through each of them until you get to the magical inbox zero and there comes a day when you sit down you realize the only things were thinking about our things that happened yesterday because you processed everything else that's when meditation starts and I think it's a it's a very powerful thing that everybody should experience and that's when you arrived upon the art of doing nothing while I think it's even a problem that most people are getting their meditation from an app I would like it's Sneaky I mean Sam Harris is a very good meditation if you don't think you don't think don't go to effort into it don't put effort against it all you need to concentrate on your breath or do you have a specific technique nothing all the concentration that you can drop the object of concentration but you can also just try going straight to the endgame the problem with what I'm talkin about which is not focusing on your breath is you will have to listen to your mind for a long time it's not going to work let's do at least an hour a day and preferably at least 60 days before your kind of work to a lot of issues so it'll be hell for a while but when you come out the other side it's great you get rid of the shower or when the chatter comes it's in the background it's dimmer it's smaller you've heard it before you see the patterns it's more recent it's something you need to resolve anyway and you will get moments of actual silence what is your what's your ultimate State when you meditate like is there a state where you've achieved rarely if ever where you just you you're you're in Bliss or you're in harmony or urine Enlightenment like what the hell it's Indescribable because when you're really meditating you're not there when there's no thought there's no experience or there's nothing there's just nothing it's hard to describe but I would say that it's like a you can definitely in every psychedelic state that people encounter using so-called plant medicines can be arrived at just through pure meditation and I've definitely had some of those States you hit some Transcendence psychedelic states where are you not every time I know it's really any fact I would say that that's a that's also like an experience that you can start craving which will then actually take you out of meditation where you really I am not enlightened or anything close to it so the ballpark but my own experience at this is this personal experience is the place where I end up the most that is really the one that I want to be at is peace just peace happy


    What's the Meaning of Life? | Joe Rogan and Naval Ravikant
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    with a question of stupid topic but the meaning of life is stupid though your parents don't worry about it understand for myself it's got to be personal right breast establish from myself what it could and could not be and that gave me some level of Peace so now I have to keep asking that question what is the meaning of life God will get why that one why this thing the problem isn't the why question you can keep asking why forever write any answer I give you you just ask why again why again when I get it that's right and you end up in a place called agrippa's trilemma This is a philosophical exercise but questioning why you always end in one of three places first is infinite regress right why because of this why that why the Indus keep playing forever II is circular reasoning will a Y8 could it be a white bead for the day or the third is an axiom and the most popular ask him is God but it could be anything because of math to the science of the Big Bang cuz the simulation right either all Axiom results a stopping point stimulation we're in a simulation or saying it's a Big Bang Theory way of saying God how much anymore but same thing so you end up in one of these three dead-ends essentially right so there is no answer the real answer is because answer we would not be free we would be trapped because then we would all have to live to that answer then we be bored like robot each one competing with each other to fulfill that single meaning more than the other back to signaling like better at that than you are but luckily there is no answer so you just do whatever you want the meaning of life it's funny that that would let us the basis of all existential angst that you don't you don't know why you're here and you have this feeling that it could be meaning less it is I mean if you when you start pondering the the Multiverse Universe the galaxies the solar system the planet the organism the cells inside the organism the bacteria the parasites does symbiotic relationship we have to our environment and you start going Jesus Christ with just a little piece of this thing is like all the answers to all the great questions are paradoxes so for example you're asking like do I matter how do I matter in this infinite Universe well you know on the one hand your separate no two points are the same every point is every two enter infinitely different you're completely separated no one will have your thoughts or emotions you're feeling is your experience of your life is a single player game you're trapped inside your head and you just aware of a bunch of things going on and that's it on the other hand I cannot say the words Joe Rogan without invoking the entire universe Joe Rogan alien comes along says what's that Joe Rogan what's the human what's a human bipedal 8 what's an 8 on the earth what the Earth planet what the planets solar system where were the carbon made inside Stars write his create the entire universe to just say the words Joe Rogan do that since you connected to everything is inseparable so the answer to that question of do I matter is I am nothing and I'm everything and you'll find this is all the great questions the answers all paradoxes which is why it's some level it sort of pointless to pursue them to find 8 right answer like I'm giving but the act of pursuing them is actually really useful because then it gives you certain intrinsic understanding in your life are you connected to everything is inseparable so the answer to that question of do I matter is I am nothing and I'm everything and you'll find this is all the great questions the answers all paradoxes which is why it's some level it sort of pointless to pursue them to find 8 right answer like I'm giving but the act of pursuing them is actually really useful because then it gives you certain intrinsic understanding in your life that brings a level of peace


    You Have to Make Happiness Your Priority - Naval Rakivant
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    these traps that people sort of establishing their own mind of giving themselves excuses are giving themselves in insurmountable obstacles insurmountable it is so difficult for people to do is one of the most difficult things for people to do is to change the way they are Pros approach reality itself at the end of the day I do think even describe I said earlier life is really a single player game it's all going on your head you know whatever you think you believe will very much shape your reality both from what risks you take and what actions you perform it also just everyday experience of reality if you're walking down the street and you're judging everyone you're like I don't like that person cuz their skin color she's not attractive that guy's fat this person's a loser oh who put this in my way you know the more you judge them or going to separate yourself and you'll feel good for an instant because you feel good about yourself I'm better than that but then you can feel lonely and then you just going to see negativity everywhere the world just reflects your own feelings back at you reality is neutral reality has no judgments to a tree there's no concept of right or wrong or good or bad right you're born you have a whole set of sensory experience simulations and lights and colors and sounds that you die and how you choose to interpret that is up to you you do have that choice so this is what I meant that happiness is a choice if you believe it's a choice then you can start working on it and I can't tell you how to find it because he's your own conditioning that are making you unhappy you have to uncondition yourself it's just like I can't fix your eating habits for you can use in general guideline but you got to go to the hard habit forming of How to Eat Right but you have to believe it's possible and it is absolutely possible I was miserable it's not just the money I got them for the money you got happy before the money mostly how did you get happy before the money you know I just realized I'm going to die again Jesus is a bad motherfuker that's a crazy when I was a great one or another one is next time you get sick you know cuz everybody gets sick every now and then it's like a happy person one ten thousand things a sick person just wants one thing so it's your it's your unlimited desires are clouding your peace your happiness have desires your biological creature stands up and says I can do something I I move I resist I live but just be very careful of your desire it is the oldest most right wisdom desire is suffering that money means right every desire you have is an access where you will suffer so just don't focus on more than one desire the time the universe is rigged in such a way that if you just want one thing and you focus on that you'll get it but everything else you got to let go did you make a gradual shift to happiness or was it a radical change its ongoing it's gradual everyday cuz you were happier today than you were a month ago yeah yeah yeah I'm very happy these days deliriously so it's actually hard for me to hang out with normal people really so you've made a significant shift over the. Of like how many years 8 years and years and is this something that you pursued through certain books or is it just like you've you've made understanding or gain better understanding your own mind and then started pursuing it based on an understanding it's basically you have to decide as a priority and then I tried every heck I possibly could I used to you know I tried all the I tried meditation I tried witnessing you know I even tried an SSRI to see what it feel like how did you know it was it turn me from a pessimist and Optimist but I didn't like the physical side effects nor did I want to be a drug for sustained basis so I dropped it and I felt and every moment and everything that happens you can look on the bright side of something right and so used to do that forcibly and then I trained it until it became second nature so for example like a friend of my wife's was over and she and when were dating and she took all these photos difficult hundreds of photos and then she sent them all to us and my me directions like why are you dumping hundreds of photos in my phone I don't need hundreds of photos after judgement immediate reaction the one that I like right there to me the sink almost everything there a few things that are like high sufferings you can't do that other than just saying all this to the teacher but I slowly work through every negative judgment that I had until I saw the positive and not second nature to me I also realized that like what you want is you want to clear Minds you want to let go of thoughts happy thoughts disappear at ahead automatically but you look like a negative thoughts to positive and everything very quickly you let it go right you let it go much faster simple hacks get more sunlight right learn to smile more learned a hug more you think that you release serotonin in reverse and they aren't just out where signals of being happy there actually feedback loops to being happy spend more time in nature you know these are obvious watch your mind watch your mind all day long Watch what it does not judge it and I try to control it but you can meditate 24/7 meditation is not a sick dog close your eyes activity meditation is just basically watching your own like you would watch anything else in the outside world and say why am I having that thought does that serve me anymore is that conditioning for when I was 10 years old like for example getting ready for this podcast you got ready I didn't I did but I did I did but you did help it and what happened a few days leading up to my mind was just running and running and running and running and every thought I would have I would imagine me saying it to you I couldn't help but rehearse what what it's doing it's just rehearsing all the time to talk to you and then I was even rehearsing rehearsed telling you about the rehearsal I thought it all clean all this matter game and I was like shut up stop it what is going on and it took me awhile to figure out o yeah you know what it is when I was a kid in Queens and I had no money and I had nothing to save myself the way I got out was by sounding smart not being smart sounding smart that was kill I perfected so I am hardwired to always rehearse thing so I will sound smart it's a disease that keeps me from being happy so but when you see that when you realize that when you understand something then it naturally calms you. So after that I stop rehearsing has much that you want to sound smart that that many people do that especially young people whenever see someone who is smart or someone who appears smart they say smart things I kind of want to sound smart I want people to think about me the same way I think about that person that that is my disease that is my feeling there's letters my mind the thing I have to ask myself now is if I can would I still be interested in learning this thing if I couldn't ever tell anybody about it that's how I know it's real that's how I know it's something I actually want that's it's very it's very common to all of us start out a winner now in your life you were to you is because you were looser some point if you had gotten all the girls if you had all the money if you had everything you wanted you were good-looking in in junior high school you would have done anything with your life and you would have peaked early so I could Bruce Springsteen Glory Days song right you to marry your high-school sweet you had all the money if you had everything you wanted you were good-looking in in junior high school you would have done anything with your life and you would have peaked early so I could Bruce Springsteen Glory Days song right you to marry your high-school sweetheart you be living in your hometown you know you be a manager at the local McDonald's what I'm supposed to dream job you had thank God we didn't all get what we wanted When We Were Young out of where you came from


    Everyone Can Be Rich | Joe Rogan and Naval Ravikant
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    I feel like there's with many people this stress of this question is also a accentuated by unhappy lives since I unhappy choices but being trapped there's a big difference between not knowing what the meaning of life is and God I got to get the f*** out of this job I have to I can't live my life this way what's the meaning of life if this is my life which is why I always start with look at you rich first practical about it because Buddha was a prince he started out really rich and then he got to go off in the woods and in the old days what happened was if you wanted to be peaceful inside you would become a monk you would renounce everything you would become in ascetic you would give everything up you renounce women men you pronounce children you turn on some money you pronounce politics science technology everything and you would go out in the woods by yourself you to give everything up to be free inside what today will this wonderful invention called money or you can just doorstep up in the bank account okay you can basically save you can you can work really hard you can do great things for society and Society will give you money for giving things that it wants and doesn't know how to get and then you can save that up and you can live well below with your means and you can find a certain freedom in that in that will give you the time and the energy to pursue your own internal peace and happiness so I believe the solution to making everybody happy is to give them what they want let's get them all rich Let's get them all fit and healthy and then let's get them all happy is are those things even possible can ever leave everyone can be rich everyone can exercise to me it's more of a philosophical contribution where for it to have meetings and to be legit can't charge you anything for it but yes everybody can be rich and let me give you a thought exercise okay imagine if tomorrow we could wave a wand and everybody was trained as a scientist or engineer everybody even if you weren't very good you had enough understanding computers you can write in code you can build some hardware and don't tell me people can't do it because they can't best of Eternia softex station that's just you looking down on somebody else they can do it they just have to be educated knock their educated all is Hardware software engineer scientist biologist technician hard science is not the social sciences we would all be done within 5 years robots would be doing everything from cleaning toilets to cooking food to flying airplanes driving louvers and what will you be doing we would be doing all creative job to entertain each other and research in science and technology we would have wonderful life so it is really just a question of Education nothing else scale issue though Avenue you're talking about it as if this would work with 300 million people out of work with 10 billion people it'll work during race with a hundred trillion people that we have the resources we have the ability to universe is infinite resources ubuildit you know have you heard of a Dyson Sphere you know you pulled a Dyson Sphere on a star and energy like that there's so much energy out there one asked for his got all the minerals that we need one son one solar system has got all the power we will need for a long what time you know we can extract it up nuclear fusion you know where we're not that far from those kinds of Technologies working it's just a question of guts and you know and interest like we should be building nuclear fusion test plans on the Moon the Moon should be littered with them for downside bright yeah if you could that work energy through nuclear energy bright like the sun create energy Duke Energy now for transmission reviews for Tom because photons don't interact at the photons are great for information transmission that I should not be for energy transmission for energy creation you want nuclear to work and the problem is because nuclear energy in a we both with a bomb we have dirty nukes all those kinds of problems in Fukushima Three Mile Island Chernobyl we renovate any more nukes imagine it from the first steam engine blew out we said No More Steam Engines for a while very carefully regulated billing laws and regulations you can't innovate that way that's the one the first airplane crash we said no more Innovation airplanes right so we need a way to aerate on nuclear fission and eventually fusion and get them working safely clean the passive failure etcetera if we're going to find a way out of the energy trapped and the best place to do that is someplace like on the moon or Mars do you think there's actually a possibility that they could nuclear power to the point where it's not a detriment what everyone's worried about is a meltdown right now and we do have these old plants that are running that are running on this Earth has 50 year old technology is crazy as they'd there's nobility shut them off right and biotechnology they do now have Gen 4 nuclear reactors that are passive Fail-Safe so in other words when they fail they fell into a pull the plug on them into a state where there's no leakage than no problem there default is a positive. as opposed to the current ones the old ones were if you unplug them and these are even these Gen 4 or just Gen 4 they're not Gen 5 and gen hundred where we a microprocessor is right and that should be something that people working towards I hope so I mean Ideal World we would get it. The problem is that you have nuclear energy on the moon how do you get at home right so what you actually got to do is you got to rev it on the moon and you're using it there may be to launch more satellites more Rockets further out into the solar system and that's the initial use case not Gen 5 and gen hundred where we are microprocessors right and that should be something that people working towards I hope so I mean Ideal World we would get it. The problem is that you have nuclear energy on the moon how do you get at home right so what you actually got to do is you got to rev it on the moon and you're using it there maybe to launch more satellites more Rockets further out into the solar system and that's the initial use case but then eventually the technology gets so good you can bring it home


    Want to Think Clearly? Ignore Politics! | Joe Rogan and Naval Ravikant
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    no room for nuance when you're dealing with these political Battlegrounds when when you're dealing with right vs left and one side has a clearly established stance you supposed to take it like gun control debate example that right there's no room for what about mental health what about the fact that so many of these people are on psych medication right what why is that not being asked one of the greatest everybody up and I'll rise yeah and you know maybe you should give 30 million people ssris maybe like 29.9 million or a lot happier and then you have a fraction that commit suicide or dictate You're basically trading the meeting for the variance you have blow-up risk why I stay out of politics largely play first-past-the-post System what that means is equivalent to 51% of the vote in this country gets a lot of the power right it's not like proportional representation with a green have 10% and you know libertarian to 3% or whatever it's just like you're all Democrat and power now or republican because of that to win you have to pick one of these two sides right you have you have to choose you can't just you can't just make you can't just basically say I'm going to be in a nuanced about it you can vote for third-party I have a friend is going to fix that I started this thing called a good party would like to kick-start your vote so you combine all your boats you hold them in reserve and then when you have enough to win then you vote that person in power right you don't do don't throw away your boat but outside of those hacks we're never going to a third party elected so because of that all of your beliefs have to neatly fit in the Democrat bundle all the Republican bundle and so when you get into that tribe if you signal outside of that trout out of that bundle you get attacked so it's literally making you in unclear thinker it's making you into a model thinker if all of your beliefs line up into one political party you're not a clear thinker if all your beliefs of the same as your neighbors and your friends you're not a clear thinker you're literally just your beliefs are socialized they're taken from other people so if you want to be a clear thinker you cannot pay attention to politics it will destroy your ability to think but would dread not disease of scarcity old times and they have starved old times I got sugar that was a wonderful thing I should have eaten all the sugar to get my hands on if I got in a piece of news or gossip that was interesting day. I would have helped my life and move me forward if I'd gotten some brief amount of entertainment weather through video games or magazines or whatever that would have been good now it's all diseases of abundance we are Overexposed to everything so the way to survive in modern society is to be an ascetic it is to retreat from Sissy days of abundance we are over exposed to everything so the way to survive in modern society is to be an ascetic it is to retreat from society there's too much Society everywhere you go Society in your phone's aside in your pocket sliding your ears yours being socialized right now by listen to this podcast we're socializing you were programming you everyone's trying to program everybody the only solution turn it off the only solution to turn it off and concentrate on your breathing


    The Problem With the Modern Environmental Movement
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    yeah peace to me piece of happiness at rest and happiness is kind of Peace in motion you can convert piece to happiness anytime you want but pieces what you want most of the time that's interesting you can convert piece to happiness in time you want your peaceful person anything you do will be a happy activity and by the way being on social media engagement politics will not bring you peace there is nothing less peaceful right and today's date external problems but there's unlimited external problems so the only would actually get pieces on the inside by giving up this idea of problems who sings you can get Peace by resolving external problems of them politicians everybody like everybody's struggling to do right why you trying to make money to solve all your money problems while you try to win at politics cuz then you'll be at peace because your people will have one it's a daunting task to get your s*** together it's easier to change yourself in the the world that's true and the best way to change the world is to change yourself exactly it's alright yeah it's the only people who are shouting of social media the best way is just to actually live the life that you want other people to live like I went to New Zealand and there's this guy that I met with and everyone's on social media shouting about environmentalism and conserve and sustain this guy's house and he was doing a very quietly or gently he was doing a two-week-long zero-waste experiment he was throwing up nothing so every package that he opened he would keep and he would like clean it up so you keep is Amazon boxes or keep looking at Acuity back if you open the tea bag yet to figure out how to compost the tea inside how to make it to yourself useful how to make the tea bag I go to storage item so there was no trash he was literally living with zero trash waste and he was doing it was really inspirational meeting people like him made me far more environmentally conscious then you know any amount of people yelling at me on social media how long did he do that for I think it was two weeks it was hard what the f*** you going to do with tea bags biodegradable the struggle with the modern environmental movement is that they identify the correct problem which is finite Earth spaceship earth has no. Don't ruin it but they don't have the solution so what they say is no growth no growth no growth on the problem is you got three billion Indian and Chinese who aren't going to stand poverty they going to throw what do you like it or not so you can yell at them you can scream at them you can yell at us and scream it off but that's not going to happen so the only way out unfortunately is again through allergy which is you have to build green technology and I give musk a lot of credit you know for being one of the few people who's out there trying to do that so you build things that are biodegradable and good for you and healthier and everybody wants to be healthier Chinese want to be healthier and you want to be healthy or they want to be cleaner if you say I can clean up your Rivers I can clean up your forests I can have your children not get sick with cholera and diphtheria and typhoid I can kill your diseases that can help make your immune system stronger I can give you quit drinking like that is what causes people to become environmentalist not shouting and screaming at them that they shouldn't grow and they should stop pumping things in the sky and you know they have no concept of that they're generally get out of poverty so I think the modern environmental movement identify the correct problem but then doesn't come up with the right set of solutions are appealing to people people are not going to give up economically growth they're going to have to get rich first both you lower the price of create clean Technologies massively so you basically make clean Technologies cost-competitive who subsist Innovation ideally you can subsidize in the short to medium-term until the Innovation curve is is cross any like Tesla doesn't have any patents right with a Big Freedia give away their patents that's example of how you can do it so you know someone if you wanna get rid of plastic straws yeah you can do it here time is not going to ban plastic straws not until you build a paper straw that is a note same cost good durability and then you in in the new educated in Chinese like hey this is petroleum in those plastic at your dreams the coil is bad for you hear the chemical composition here to the things that are going in your bloodstream and they want healthy happy kids also so they going to have their kids use paper straws maybe straws are the best example of a Dixon class and paper and so on. There's a new technology that was just Rhonda Patrick have an inner Twitter today about their able to convert plastic waste into Fuel and that there is companies that are actively trying to do that now so then that way plastic waste will become valuable and it'll become a commodity and become something that people a resource that is certain problems but doesn't soft it doesn't have carbs are you going to have to step in with other meeting so for example of the Amazon right it was complaining about the Amazon being deforested well you're not the poor Brazilian farmer you're sitting here in your comfortable chair like social media hammering away at the end of the evil Brazilian 44cv Amazon but the Amazon has incredible resources if we really care about it we should turn into an incredible tourist Park and put your money where your mouth is start doing ecotourism in the Amazons are paying for it and then maybe take the future rights for all the pharmaceutical come out of all the incredible plants their start selling those off so that people so that maybe give the pharmaceutical companies an incentive to preserve the biodiversity of the Amazon say hey if you buy this patch of the Amazon you can serve it and you can serve it whatever plant medicines that come out of there that you can then license you get the patent for 20 years or 3 years or whatever so I think there are solutions where we as a first world hours will have money can put our money where your mouth is and go and rescue these kinds of properties that's a variant but I could see immediately pushback from people that don't think the pharmaceutical company should have the rights to this natural plant or the government has it and then the government get the patents and the government will auction off the patents later or they'll worse or their license in or whatever it is right in the problem is there is no really good solution there's a bunch of solutions that also have drawbacks that's life yeah human environment that obviously Ice Cube mortimer's a private property capitalist type Solutions because even though they're not perfect they have been proven to actually work right something is your property you take care of it you're not going to crap all over your own house but it it should probably be temporary property not permanent property you see a lot of countries in the world not doing this no foreign ownership of land thing for example or Mexico has no private ownership of beaches right so you can draw the line at private property capitalist type solution because even though they're not perfect to have been proven to actually work right. Something is your property you take care of it you're not going to you're not going to crap all over your own house but it it should probably be temporary property not permanent property you see a lot of countries in the world not doing this no foreign ownership of land thing for example or Mexico has no private ownership of beaches right so you can draw the line at certain points


    Why Science Got So Political and What to Do About It
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    yeah I wonder I wonder who has has won the culture War the certainly a battle that's been won in terms of light control social media controls social media is absolutely Laugh Love Isis unfortunate for conservatives but Technologies of force that also pushes left so if you look all throughout human history like the left eventually grows and grows and grows right why is that why is it inexorably that as some commentators have Leviathan slouches left violin is the government why does it smell left and I think a lot of that has been because of technology technology has made it so that it makes more static industrial revolution technology we all band together with a ward of the state right contraception is a technology that it kind of helps clean left where it takes away from the family unit abortion is a technology but it wasn't possible thousands of years ago for technology actually empower the individual the individual means that you have the breakdown of family structure and religion all that and I'm not initially opposed to that it does mean that there's a leftward shift to it now we are getting a small set of technologies that actually can take you more right word encryption is an example because encryption makes it easier to have privacy it makes it easier to have money that is outside of the state Guns 3D printing of guns an example of a technology that is more of a rightward shift but generally technology leads the world left yeah it's it's also usually Highly Educated people that are involved in Tech call Jean the first place and I think when you look at universities in particular they tend to lean left in this country as well well universities universities very interesting University's first one you know became the Arbiters of data and intellectualism and what the right and wrong there was a time. When it was like should we be doing that or not well let's look at the University where they have to say what are the smartest people the professors that think tanks have to say and then you who's got the this credibility from the hard Sciences so they got this from you know physics and math and computer science and chemistry because these deliver real things Manhattan Project a microprocessor the space vehicles and so on the electric car so they gained his mantle of authority and legitimacy from the hard Sciences so then come the social sciences kind of sneak in then you get the economy economics in microeconomics is a real discipline real science behind it logic reason and I need macroeconomics which can be politicised little bit more Voodoo and then you get social studies and then you get gender studies and then you get Bubba Bubba Bubba Bubba lot and so what happened is that because we took scientist to be the high Priests of our new world science itself has gotten corrupted and the social sciences and you can tell their fake Sciences cuz of the word signs tacked on at the end have come in and hijacked the universities and become the new think tanks and so essentially what you going on today in the University's is a war between the social sciences in the physical sciences and the crossover point is biology right where you can see like the whole gender is a social construct movement is attacking biology and evolutionary biology just like in the social sphere they're coming after the comedian's right that you can see the struggle going on the universities and I would say the physical sciences are essentially losing that war what can be done or is it just something have to play out is it we have to realize the consequences of the videos of the physical sciences have a reality on their side is not respected yeah but I still have to compute so there's only so far they can they can take it but I do see for example in biology a lot of biologist or facing this difficult thing where they have to say things that they know are not true to keep their jobs like what you had Bret Weinstein on here I know that's eclectically example you know it does just that the crossover line of what is accepting what's not is entering into a biology and biology will probably suffer the most non synthetic biology for example will you know a lot of this will end up in China because it won't be you you won't be able to map facts and reality and actions together you won't really get grants you won't be able to get the adulation of your peers I don't I don't know enough territory I sent that crossover Battleground right now as an evolutionary biology you can Onix lost in terms of gender in the that that sort of that seems to be one of the major Battlegrounds yeah it's also going to happen with blank slate Theory you know Harvey nature or we knew sure it's kind of socially unacceptable to say that you know a lot of it is nature in and not nurture vice-versa depending on which side you were on those kinds of discussions get corrupted something's really unfortunate because that's a unbelievably important thing to understand like what makes a person a sociopath what makes a person a super successful person Nobel winner but what makes a person a drug addict what it would have one of these factors you can't have a reasonable conversation about climate science anymore not a science on most of these topics people are talking past each other Anyway by different things like when you get into you know it when you when you get into gun control for example right once I was talking about the right to bear arms in case I tyrannical ruler or contrast take over the country the other tot the other side is talking about school shootings and you know protecting people in their homes right from crime so they're just talking about two different things and it's just not politically acceptable to the right is talking about you know the other left it like bundling together illegal immigration and legal immigration into one thing on the right sometimes you got racist hiding in there so it doesn't help your cause Bible talk about two different things if we were talking about the same thing which is how many immigrants should we let into the country and you know what are the criteria for that that would be a very different conversation than no immigrants are everybody comes in and then also on the left you know you have this benefit that are is currently coming in illegally is going to vote for the left because of where they're coming from in their socio-economic circumstances to me the test of any good system is you build a system hand it over to enemies to run for the next decade so for example if you want to censorship on Twitter Facebook you should build that system and then hand it over to the other side to run so if your left Winger who's promoting censorship let somebody else running same with immigration if you want immigration system build a system then hand it over to the other side to running dances to me the test of any good system is you build a system handed over to enemies to run to the next decade so for example if you want to censorship on Twitter or Facebook you should build that system and then handed over to the other side to run so if you're left Winger who's promoting censorship let somebody else running same with immigration if you want immigration system build a system then headed over to get her side to Ryan that's how you know it's a good system


    Joe Rogan | You Can Learn to be Happy w/Naval Ravikat
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    you were one of things you were saying is that you feel like happiness is something that you can learn and then you can teach yourself to be happy even just by adopting the mindset that you are a happy person and proclaiming that to your friends and so you've sort of developed as social contract I'm a happy person and then I have to live up to that yeah I've got hundreds of techniques developed that one well there's just there's social consistency consistent with our past pronouncements so the way I started my first tech company was I was in a important that a large organization and I told everybody that I'm going to go start a company like I hate this place we would do my own thing I'm going to discuss lunch open or six months past 9 months pass then people circuit you still here I thought you wouldn't go start a company right social contract a very powerful like if you want to give up drinking right you're not serious about it but say I'm going to cut back and I have only one drink a night and then I only drink on weekends you tell yourself but if you're serious you announce it on Facebook you'll know your friends to tell your wife you will say I'm done drinking I'm throwing everything out the house you'll never see me drink again when you say that you know you're serious so I think a lot of these are choices that we make and happiness is just one of those choices and is unpopular to say cuz there are people who are actually depressed Neil chemically or what-have-you and there are people who don't believe it's possible because they increase the responsibility on them it says oh now if I'm you're saying if I'm not happy with my fault I'm not saying that but I'm saying that just like Fitness can be a Choice Health can be a Choice Nutrition can be a choice working hard and making money can be a choice happiness is also a choice if you're so smart how come you aren't happy how come you haven't figured that out that's my challenge to all the people who think they're so smart and so capable if you're so smart and capable why can't you change this a bunch of people do that actually take pleasure and being miserable there's something about the pursuit of excellence and of success that supersedes all other Pursuits that in in their eyes it is it is the peak the Pinnacle the most important thing it's not a trade-off I would argue that is not what I say happy happy is one of those words that means of zillion different things like love desire right this is old old Buddhist wisdom I'm not saying anything original but desire to me is a contract that you make with yourself to be unhappy until you get what you want and I keep that in front of mine so when I'm unhappy about something I look for what are the underlying desire that I have in my being fulfilled it's okay to have desires your biological creature can you put you have to do something you have to have desires you have a mission but don't have too many don't pick them up unconsciously don't pick them up randomly don't have thousands of them my coffee is too cold doesn't taste quite right I'm not sitting perfectly oh I wish you would have warmer you know my dog going to pooped in the lawn I don't like that whatever it is pick your one overwhelming desire it's okay to suffer over that one but on all the others you want to let them go so you can be calm and peaceful and relaxing and then you perform a better job most when you're unhappy like a depressed person if not they're very clear, mine they're too busy in their mind the sense of self is too strong they're sitting indoors all the time their minds working working working there thinking too much well if you want to be a high-performance athlete How could a man ask are you going to be if you're always having epileptic seizures if you're always like twitching and running around and like jumping in your your your limbs are flailing out of control the same way if you want to be effective in business you need to clear calm cool collected mine Warren Buffett plays Bridge all day long and goes for walks in the son he doesn't sit around that costly loading his brain with non-stop information and and and getting worked up about every little thing we live in an age of infant leverage what I mean by that is that your actions can be multiplied a thousand-fold either I broadcast a podcast or by investing capital or by having people work for you or by writing code so because of that the impacts of good decision-making are much higher than they used to be because nausea 1000 millions of people through your decisions or your code so a clear mind leads to better judgment leads a better outcome so I happy calm peaceful person will make better decisions and have better outcomes so if you want to operate at Peak Performance you have to learn how to tame your mind just like you to learn how to tame your body I love what you're saying Warren Buffett might not be the best example cuz he drinks Coca-Cola and you still alive somehow that shows you that low-stress is more like how old is he and he's he's a fairly old man not that the pleasing of the mind is maybe better than him just eating wheatgrass shots and salads and I just being just super worked up about everything it's like if he needs a glass of red wine a distressing calm down it's probably better than you flying off the rails where I and I think that that's applicable not just in business but in probably any Pursuit and I like what you're saying about allow that one thing to be your obsession but everything else is learn how to learn how to let things go pick your battles and we like to think that we would like to view the world as linear which is I'm going to put in 8 hours of work I'm going to get back 8 hours about to put right doesn't work that way guy running the corner grocery stores working just as hard or harder than you and me how much output is he getting what you do who you do with how you do it way more important than how hard you work by outputs are non-linear based on the quality of the work the right way to work is like a lion you don't you and I are not like cows when I met the Grey's all day right we're meant to hunt like lions were closer to carnivore cinar on Novus development and we are two herbivores we don't tell vegans look I wish all that stuff worked I don't want to eat meat future generation will look back at us as worse than slavers you know because the Holocaust was committing the animals but they'll have artificial meat that taste in her healthier is better than the real thing so allegedly but so isn't as a modern knowledge worker athlete an intellectual athlete you want to function like an athlete which means you train hard then you sprint then you rest then you reassessed feedback loop than you train some more than you'll spring again that you rest then you reassess this idea that you're going to have linear output to spike ranking every day at the same lot of time sitting that that's that's machines you know machine should be working nine-to-five humans I'm not meant to work 95 know I agree wholeheartedly but if it's for people that are working for someone there's not really that option so that's unfortunately the the route right that's kind of where my tweetstorm starts which is first of all in the first thing you're going to make money is that you're not going to get rich renting out your time even lawyers and doctors are charging three for $500 an hour they're not getting rich cuz their lifestyle slowly ramping up along with their income and a Nazi weather income and not saving enough they just don't have that little retire so the first thing you have to do to own a piece of a business you need to have Equity either has an owner and investor shareholder or a brand that you're building that accrues to you to gain your financial freedom


    Joe Rogan Rates Cat Shit Coffee
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    how did that Cat Coffee get found out the cookie luang good idea to pick catshit and find beans in it it's a it's a cat like animal rights call the civet yeah back in the day I left the animal look at that thing so that thing eats the coffee beans it shifts amount and then people pull it out of the poop and it tastes delicious because what it is is the tightly that that's gold that right there of gold this is ridiculous you just see that online taking a large look at those a person you'd be in jail if you if you went and Googled that person sitting on a log like that it's like you sick f*** long as it's an animal that's fine to look at their s*** and even mine it they mind their s*** for beans the ideas at the the digestive enzymes from the Civic body break down the the beans coffee beans that's the idea and you liked it okay aren't you better supposed to be smooth different weird s*** if you could just eat the cat s*** just like that Pete the Cat shipped directly probably did but I think you need some energy you probably need to boil it that's why when you making coffee in that boiling water probably kills all the bad stuff you know they did Indians boil s*** I don't know who invented I don't know who invented that s*** and how long it's been around that s*** literal literally who invented that coffee how long has been around spinner I'm looking at right now Wikipedia since like the 18000s they noticed that the animals were eating specific cherries or whatever that they were leaving around and that they were going undigested so at some point I decided to clean it off and see how it taste that I guess


    Jon Jones is Favored in Fight Versus Thiago Santos - Joe Rogan
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    everybody else dinners Jon Jones another level he knows when you're tired too he you see him when he senses like any any time were you trying to catch a break he senses it and he starts ramp it up and moving towards and kicking your legs if you see it smells blood he smells blood he's a f****** straight-up killer man he just knows there's a lot of aspects to his game that are very interesting but he just knows how to feel where a guy is he knows the distance in terms of like Noah see where guy is in terms of how far away the guy is from him cuz he's the best Everett utilizing his Long Reach he also knows where the guy is psychologically know he knows when guys are physically tired he knows who's he fighting next fight Thiago Santos that's all it's not a August is an August in La I think that's a the Anaheim card I think I'm making it up as long as it lasts who knows. is an August in La I think that's the Anaheim card I think I'm making it up as long as it lasts who knows but should be a heavy favorite going into the fight card


    Tai Tuivasa Drinking a Shoey Grosses Joe Rogan Out
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    moving it while trying to read it don't do that bro that's rude f****** that dude's name Tai tuivasa animal does it that's a great fuss and fight that guy's crazy that's how I got the drinks out of a shoe ever see him do that he does Chuy's he pours beer into shoes and other people shoes electel someone take the shoes off before the beer and tissues and drinks it oh my God it's so disgusting it's so foul I don't get it but I get it he likes to party he's like that dude in the Talladega Nights with the fox's name I mean if you don't give a fuk that's a good way to go about doing it pour beer into it and drink it dirty sweaty feet even f****** around that if you die from that measure someone's foot fungus was so disgusting that even the alcohol didn't kill it and it germinated inside your gut with foot fungus is never going to be like if there's a venereal disease all right we all know there are because you dirty b**** like what what what are you guys doing to each other you both giving each other dirty f****** things you 30 things and diseases are weird right people give each other disease venereal disease which are extra weird like I do you dirty people you gave each other's dirty dirty diseases but nature says we don't like this nature just let these sneaky little parasites and viruses and bacteria getting your body what if there wasn't even more powerful than four people sucked on feet what if it got in your gut Nature's like this guy is just too much of a freak we got a column column for the her if my foot sucking diseases you know before you make out with somebody going to tell him I just want you to know I got a foot so I can see he's so if you don't maybe we should do this but Jamie will you making faces for cuz you can get staph from doing this course you can science confirms Chuy's are really freaking dangerous especially if you're rich why is it can cause toxins in these cock toxins are quite resistant to heat they are quite resistant to the acidic environment when they can survive protein breaking enzymes out Jesus Christ if you drink for someone who continues staff and it's toxins yes it can give you an acute gastrointestinal itis f*** all that says but alcohol as disinfectant right well yes but there's always still risk of infection especially if you have lower ABV alcohol by volume drinks as you'd expect higher ABV drinks like vodka do a much better job of Iraq eradicating bacteria so yeah beer which is what they drink which is a low-alcohol beer or low alcohol beverage f***** up with die. You got to do shots in those things and leaving it where it is everybody wants to take it to the next level you know like everyone constantly like you wanted one up shots in those things are crazy but there's no one's happy with like taking it and leaving it where it is everybody wants to take it to the next level you know like everyone consoling like you want to run up somebody I'm a drink out of your underwear bro I need your underwear as a f****** filter no filter put it over a glass and drink right through your underwear


    Is This the Creepiest Art in the Vatican?
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    that's what's really interesting about churches tax-exempt baby did you want two governments work the government's like you doing such a good job keep these people in line here you go free free no taxes bro you're good you're good like I imagine the government looking at televangelist going well seems legit you're definitely have the Lord's words in mind and I definitely not making a ton of money in the loophole so yeah yeah for sure keep that tax-exempt status seems good seem super solid imagine that like somewhere someone must have that conversation whether or not they should have tax-exempt status at what point in time you know I called the Catholic Church how many sex scandals how many pedophile scandals does it take before you lose tax exempt status is it like a million how many cases how many cases do you need I get what point in time do you go hey they cut your child on for the kids but you got to start paying taxes when you're not prosecute them because people aren't screaming for it what's really interesting is that if you look at some of the things that people are really railing about today what you would call a social justice Warriors people are rallying around so many different causes those those people that are rallying around all these causes supporting and teeth are doing this and I'm protecting this and going after that with her not doing is going after that church how come they're not shouting from there if you really want Justice if you really want to do good in the world when you want to stop the pedophiles when you want stop that if you don't see that it's too scary for people so big they got their own country the vatican's basically a country they have their own passport start it dark when people look like that they feel like they're doing progress and not stopping that you're not like your concern is what what's your concern the sculpture of the Resurrection sing that no evil it supposedly it's supposed to be Jesus rising from the dead but it looks like a zombie looks it looks like hell. it's so insane the Vatican so insane is absolutely worth the wait up you went into the Vatican the artwork is off the charts you can't believe it Saint Peter's Basilica that's it anything who f****** made that this is there would be an amazing gate right if you like the ultimate horror fiction writer like a Stephen King bought a house now it would Hills that was his gate lookup anything edited life right there that come on man that's crazy, crazy it has the eyes of a snake that had of a snake and the fangs that is worth you were dating a girl and she looks like outside right now


    The French Ortolan Bird: Drowned in Liquor and Eaten Whole
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    I was listening my friend Ryan Callahan's podcast today it's cows week in review and he was talking about this animal that they this bird rather that people eat and they drowned is bird in brandy they detected so tiny bird each one of them is like a few ounces and they drown them and Brandy and then when you eat them you eat them whole you need everything but God's you eat the the tissue skin that's that's that's where it is what is the name of it what how do I how do I pronounce it ortolan Bunting bordelon and so when you eat it you put a napkin over your head traditionally when they eat it and as they eat it aboard and was the first one to tell me about this s*** that oh no it was Duncan Duncan Trussell was the first person to tell me about the s*** in the cell it somehow or another but anyway go back to that picture with those guys are reading that we could see the go back to the picture with the yeah see how they have those things over they had they put these napkins over their head to take in the Aromas and to trap the aromaz and they also do it to hide their face from God does the idea of these I think it's mostly I think it's Europeans I think it's something that end in France is popular its popular dish and it's it's endangered not endangered now but there yeah that's okay ortolans could Frances Cruz food be back in the menu as French chefs Lobby for order lawn to be reintroduced onto menus we explain why cooking the rare and delicate song bird is so controversial so it's even gross right it's a songbird like how they named it a songbird not it's not a little tiny dinosaur don't know it's a songbird it just wants to sing woodsprite tweet tweet tweet it's a weird little tiny animal says why is it illegal to cook and kill an order on the rspb list their status as vulnerable and throughout the 1970s and 1980s numbers in France to Clyde dramatically as poachers caught vast numbers to supply restaurants where the bird has long been considered a rare and expensive delicacy some restaurants would charge over 50 lb for the dish what is that in girls are pounds pounds pounds what's 50 lb felt like a hundred bucks something like that Francis league for the protection of birds claimed bordelon numbers plunge 30% between 97 and 2007 as many as 1,500 poachers catching an estimated 30000 live Birds a year so it is decimating these f****** things the method of capture and killing them as what's f***** up about it so the Hunter the birds using traps in the fields are kept in cages encouraging them to gorge on grain in order to double their size and it said the Roman emperors stabbed out their eyes in order to make the birds think it was night making them even more okay here goes and then how would they kill this is where the squeamish Look Away what is the name is website so we can people article this was a squeamish need to look away traditionally in France the fat little birds are drowned in a vat of Armagnac VS Cognac or something Armagnac managing their lives and marinate them at the same time killing two birds with one glug as it were it says here in the article friendships argue that it's not a bad way to die quotes bad way to die quotes what the f*** but I suppose it might be less cruel than throwing a live lobster into a pot of boiling water anyway so that's how they they drown them and then they cook them and then you eat the whole f****** thing bones and all in the bones puncture your mouth and s*** and that's part of it like you taste your own blood as you're eating his f****** things yeah people are weird man you leave them alone for long enough then get drunk and buy


    Tony Ferguson is Ready for WAR.
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    talk about Tony Ferguson Saturday what about that you got any questions we've been working with them in the best shape of his life it's the same Tony that you do you think like I was going to be the same Tony after you know that he had some family stuff go on is it cuz I can change him you know his opponents Tony when it comes to fighting we don't get into personal stuff we just stick to fighting and strategy he's sharper than ever it's not you know you can't guarantee any winds but I will guarantee that he's going to go win a hundred percent Tony that's crazy matchups very good matchup that's like Russian Roulette right now with Donald has been on a tear like the last four fights 345 me and he's just looked so good man the AL iaquinta fight people who know how good I'll is for Donald to handle a like that and drop them and you know really put it to him like the way I'll put it in a steady beat the s*** out of me that's what I was exact quote was I was very complimentary respectful after the fight Cowboys no joke that guy we respect Cowboys f****** ground game a lot and you know we know we did what we could to make sure you know nothing bad happens on the ground you know what I mean but they both have grapes emissions Tony's coming for war like you always done fat camp cuz someone said that he didn't do any spine it was like one of the rumors from someone who knew him I think he keeps a sparring yes I'm never there for the and never separate we don't know I'm never I've never seen him I'm never there for the strike only show up when I scratch his the amount of time they took him to recover a big bear we can bring anybody to spar like hardcore it was just like touching cuz it means letting the knee heal the mass of knee injury and then he had surgery and then what I heard was your ride ignoring the Powerball right yeah well I guess you know already world-class you could do that and Friday showed up against you look like same old Tony it was stunning as you're talking about a catastrophic knee injury and then in six months later he asked fighting a world-class fighter and he's getting his legs checked you know he even worried it might be injured so good in my opinion just based on working with them is it seems high pressure fight people are aren't as the more cautious they don't want to try to do anything stupid or not mean I'm just letting it swing and let me go Tony isn't like that Tony is people want to get to the point where they just unleash and I don't give a fuk and there's a lot of Fighters like that but only when he's in there it's like Nick Diaz they're not afraid to throw anything you know what I mean he goes in there he'll through to spinning elbows in a row he's just having fun it's like she's alive and he's having fun in there and he's an on-the-ground she's not going to be hesitant to do something wild and crazy that's just the way it is man and he thrives in the cage and there's zero hold back he's he's in he comes out guns a-blazing the whole time yeah they're both at the top of their game and that's for sure you know Tony didn't miss a step when he's got that knee injury just very impressive even striking was on point when he fought Pettis you know he knows how to survive man he's a very unusual fighter man very difficult to prepare for cuz I was always studying always adding new weapons to is Arsenal always adding something to his work out routine he's always adding should he has the ability to focus more than anybody I know his ability to focus and you see that not only in you know the Striking aspect of his game or the rest of what you see it in the Jiu-Jitsu that's where I see it is he has so much Focus he doesn't I don't have to reteach them s*** I will show him a very complicated transition of Moves Like the spiderweb doing the Ballinger break there's like four moves you got to do you got to find them it's got to be so smooth and I show him this and afterlife for 5 reps he's got it down and most people are tickets Pick 6 months to get it down to understand it and he just he just doesn't take him long to learn anything wrestling anything new he's down but he doesn't forget it that's the most important thing he remembers all the s*** and you know it's so who's working with him was driving a guy named Rashad I think he was like an Olympic hopeful back in the day boxer we got a whole crew then you don't that's important he's really awesome to really into recovery I can spend some serious time recovering he's got all these Contraptions you know those things that you could ignore my texts and and they inflate and he's peed on that all the time like a professional NFL player you know and Ice baths like you know at massages he doesn't f****** around man normatec done and they inflate and he's peed on that all the time when comes to rehab for any injuries like like a professional NFL player you know and Ice baths like you know at massages he doesn't f****** around man he's he's 100% thinking about and doing something for the fight usually just non-stop you can go on for hours crazy


    UFO Disclosure is a Distraction from Russiagate!
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    he might be a might be the most powerful man what do you think about all this alien ships going on right now all this UFO ship what do you think that it's a distraction the stuff is going on right now. D class they're trying that's what it is cases that they say listen if anything gets weird we're just going to let this m*********** lose when I tell people listen we've seen the aliens we've got a hold of them we've got an alert Congress we got to talk to people and then people start just forgetting about corruption forgetting about the BP oil spill forget about whatever the f*** is do the aliens are coming they've been talkin to the government you know my argument against it has always been why would they talk to the government another f****** planet like wheat when we visit pansies we don't say hey what's the number one champ we want to bring you bananas & a peace treaty with you I don't give a fuk who the leader is special deals and in one look exactly like you said where there's for distractions and right now they're going ahead with it but you know Wernher von Braun the last four years of his life had cancer and he had an assistant and you can watch on YouTube. Her name is dr. Carol Rosalyn and she said that he kept telling her over and over there preparing act like on his deathbed they're preparing for a fake alien invasion that's what they're doing scare us into a new world order and aliens and asteroids it's going to be an environmental threat global warming and then there's going to be a asteroid threats and then the final one and she says it's in fake Alien Invasion that's why there's movies like Independence Day it gets everyone used to prepare for a new one world government that's what it's really all about the aliens and the Nazis were doing that to the wrong people that they made in the when I was balls deep in the UFO Community we would you know they would they would show us the pictures of German UFOs and in the UFO community evidence that they must have found crashed UFOs and then they're trying to reverse-engineer that's what everybody in the UFO Community thinks but when you look into it dude ever try to scare their own people to look for the government that they're just war is over with an operation Operation Paperclip 1945 1946 we bring it over all the guys that ended up creating the CIA and NASA were from Operation Paperclip so right away so the Germans were scaring people UFOs before the United States were going to be a master of propaganda like Hitler was manipulation of propaganda that'll be the movement there was no way they could pull it off cuz the only way to make a new world order actually happen if you got to get the people to embrace it you can't force him into it so you got a mind f*** them to embrace a new world or you got to make them want it otherwise they're not going to lay in their own little truck exactly when you're in the UFO Community you take that Reagan speech in the UN in from the CFR and you look at that as proof that there's aliens but now I look at that and you look at him and see if our egos are jobs making it sound like humanitarian like wooden all our differences just seen a diminished if there was some sort of extraterrestrial threat was getting everybody used to this s*** we're going to come by the One World on off when you imagine what I told you about this last week you said you didn't see it what does the talking about the military-industrial Campo yes yes yes let me hear this is my friend Steve Hilton show and don't kid yourself you do have a military industrial complex they do like War you know in Syria with the caliphate so I wiped out 100% of the caliphate that doesn't mean you're not going to have these crazy people going around blowing up stores and blowing up things he's a seriously ill people I don't want to say over there wipe that you know Isis they want to keep that where you have people here in Washi wanted they never want to leave until you know what I'll do I'll leave a couple of hundred soldiers behind but if it was up to them and they bring thousands of soldiers in someday people will explain it normal person are you sure that from the actual sitting president of the United States was no reason to say that like why is it why does everything say that it must be an excuse for why he didn't pull everyone out 100% And that's an that's a really over look inside that's part of the problem is it's so many people hate Trump but even when he says something like that that we should listen to because it's coming from the president of the United States while he's a sitting president wise talking about pulling people out of at War and people still don't want to listen because it's on Fox News and because it's the president because people so many people hate the president they don't want to hear about this that should be something that's talked about that the D class is about to happen s*** there you think so well is a d class is about to happen it's you know was that mean everything involved and how the Russian investigation started at the problem everything involved and how the Russian investigation started at the problem they were there's evidence in this is coming with the fisa declass that Trump won supposed to win there's text messages going back between two FBI agents


    What Does Pro Wrestling and Faith Healing Have in Common?
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    real way to get someone into Jesus's sullied by Jesus's example and be a really good Christian and someone says full body such a nice person say because I'm a Christian and a real Christian is really nice person the person be like damn I want to be a really nice person and they will want to come to church with me on Sunday you got pretty eyes that's going to be cut up out things like that you make a great day man by imagine what it must be like to be a fly on the wall when those billion-dollar preachers just thing must be getting p**** there must be to be a shelf from Czechoslovakia make it because I get put in trances and shittin overacting but some of them are like you know there's a certain percentage of people that are hypnotized in the pro wrestling pro wrestling them they would have believed that was real then missed that and they got they got sucked into like the snake handlers and they go into the audience and they find people that are easily hypnotized right so that I brought a lot of things they do stay let you be aware that they might call upon you and so just to make sure that your story matches we would like to know what whatever happened to you is there something is bothering you so that we know that when Cindy the Magnificent when she calls out to you that your story matches up with a piece of paper this little weird tricks they do with yeah they asked them to fill out these forms talk about your childhood a spell on under spell and they do something under command with without any control and they don't remember and then they get snapped out of it yes all that's real yes degrees but in is real and live audiences which is particularly weird Frank Santos the R-rated hypnotist was a staple in Boston when I was coming up and I wasn't open micro Frank actually even ran a comedy club at one point in time his son is a hypnotist now Frank Santos what he would do stitches Comedy Club me and Greg Fitzsimmons and Nick depalo and all these guys we saw him do this and he would do it on a regular basis it happened every week he had one night a week and it wasn't just that club it was one anyway we could stitches but it was like one night a week at Nick's comedy stop and one night a week we could Giggles but he would get a bunch play the audience and who have a bunch of volunteers who want to talk to you and you get to be on the stage and everybody can't believe we hear anybody hypnotize been hypnotized hypnotize me into this thank you getting sleepy and listen to me I'm going to count to five and when I count to five you were going to be doing push-ups and underneath you is going to be Madonna and she's going to be naked they would do the end it would work on some people look at me because you're not under come on come with me and we'll get rid of them but then some people just be under and you would like this isn't real is this real but then you would see your friend go up there when you knew go up there and you see people see their friends go up there and what they couldn't believe it when the person was really doing it and you can tell they're really doing it may be so embarrassed to be so embarrassed when they found out that they did this were probably people to like what you came in your pants and like some guys would actually, in their pants they would come in their pants he would tell them on my count to three and a number three you're going to come in your pants 123Movies see the embarrassment their face they were bewildered there was so confused with what happened how did this happen but it wasn't everybody with all your prayers. We can go there if there's a I would love to see a documentary on people getting hypnotized in like proving that at 3 on doing different I laid there and he talked to me while I was laying there and want when he was talking to me I knew he was there and I knew I was there and I knew I was just chilling on the couch it wasn't like I was in a trance and I was going somewhere and I was very aware that it was happening but it was like he was put me in his put me in a suggestive State and he was talking to me about various things that I wanted to work on mostly organization and discipline stuff like play my getting things done and my little just want something that I'm only concentrating on and then when it was over was just over I was awake through all of it but it was weird was like a weird state it was like as if like the regular world has like a crazy filter over it like three stone nothing yes it's hard to guess I would probably say Yes sounds like like those dudes that don't remember without getting all that but he doesn't do that though and I think other people can do that I think they do that to some people but that's not what he's trying to do anybody with his I think I'm speaking for Vinny but I think that anybody can allow themselves to get into this suggestive state to get in the state of hypnosis but that's different than the kind of people that will think that they really are having sex with Madonna on stage yeah they could tell people they really do come in their pants like crazy locked in something blocked in about them but it was a hundred percent real you think those people that can't easily hypnotizable can be influenced they can be hypnotized by something on a TV screen but even if possible maybe we're not I don't know what that what is what causing you to go under you know I'm saying like is it just the words glasses and he's kind of like a big guy and I was having and I was overweight and it just seemed real unassuming and sweet and kind and soft and just hello everybody how are you how are you know they just just talking to you and going to get sleepy sleepy sleepy sleepy and not off maybe like woe to do it and he would do it so calmly and confidently and he would do it every week and every week we would watch some people who work on some people wouldn't work on I wonder if anybody anybody can put someone on their trance if they were taught the right way and then maybe you got to do is learn something or is it some kind of special gift or some I bet it's a skill but I bet it's just like having a good personality like some people you want to hear them talk all the time dude what if there's dude like that but the date and they're just looking at girls looking for girls orcas hypnotist and I could hypnotize people and I remember walking by him while he's talking to this girl and she was no I don't want to be hypnotized why I think comedy is a form of mass hypnosis is funny you say that cuz I think that's what's happening when you're locked in like when you're locked in and everyone's locked into what you're doing and you're killing this is these moments where it's like the audience sinks Minds with you like hypnotism is very similar because when you're killing there's this feeling that you get where are you you're like it's an energy feeling it's not just you say say something and they think you're so funny so you feel so good it's like you're riding this wave and as long as you practice the material so much that you know where the beats are and as long as you're so engaged in the material that you really are thinking about it as you're saying it you're not bullshiting them not just saying the words they know what you just say no one they want you to be fully engaged but there's these moment when you are fully engaged and they know you are you you're riding this wave together because you know the material so much so that you can be fully engaged but not have to think about what comes next cuz you know what comes next but you're saying is if you've never said it before and you're thinking of it as if you've never thought of before you thinking of it as if you never said it before and they're locked in and it's like hypnosis it's very very similar as far as I know I mean. I've never hypnotize anybody but I feel like when you're killing it's a state of mind is like you're you're you're achieving to think about what comes next cuz you know what comes next but you're saying is if you've never said it before and you're thinking of it as if you've never thought of before you thinking of it as if you never said it before and they're locked in and it's like hypnosis it's very very similar as far as I know I mean I don't never hypnotize anybody but I feel like when you're killing it's a state of mind is like you're you're you're achieving a group State of Mind with all these people weird


    Will Yoel Romero Fight Again After His Legal Victory?
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    Jon Jones vs Thiago Santos is on Impala cost for that best body ever fight for the best body ever so they're doing company that had tainted supplements legitimately they tested them independently and they found out this s*** has it's painted and make people piss hot for steroid test so easy sutmm the question is whether or not he's going to be able to correct collect rather because you know when you sue someone then go bankrupt like there a corporation that's why someone forms an LLC so they've got some steroid tainted s*** and athlete's Susan I wonder if actually have to pay more if one of they could just disband the company is 27 million a lot of money you know who knows the company might not even be worth 2017 I don't know what the company is do you know what the company is what's the name of it holds gold star performance that's a big name I've heard that name before we heard that name before I think that's a big name in supplements professionally yeah that's true right they got what give up that 27 million to the Cuban baby be the actual same company but it's got the same name at least come on gold chains and living like a pimp I want to see y'all Romero in like some sort of crazy gazelleskin coat with like a full six pack just now Minx right makes me better at something something crazy just 27 million in the not giving a f*** 20 girls around. Rapping and Cuban on him because he like blows you into his false sense everything being okay you know he just move slowly moves love you move away when you kick them losing almost like he's conserving energy that we just jumped on you it's amazing to see a guy like him at 40 years of age be that f****** explosive you know you're right at 40 with that lawsuit s*** my Wi-Fi maybe want to f****** Paula Costa and that's a wrap for that fight it's the money that's the promisee it's all bulshit until the money is in your bank account yesterday appeal court with they probably will right itself back then give them what they invested with that is your money didn't cost that s*** I could do that too as long as it's long enough maybe they have like 500 until the money is in your bank account cuz they appeal appeals court which they probably will write an automatic years if they have that money that money just make itself back then give them what they invested with a is your money didn't cost that shitt I could do that too as long as it's long enough maybe they have like 500 million


    Joe Rogan | How Much Does Eddie Bravo Believe?
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    she's in that new Maleficent movie they did some crazy s*** to her face man they turned her into some like dragon ladies orgasm wizard lady or which we had is a lot of Satanism in movies man they get hammered with it and every movie there space there's aliens in space yeah why do you think it's fake how much do you think is fake that you see in space and you know one of them Brown was a Nazi right yes he was brought in from Operation Paperclip right right Jacobsen on did you listen to that yeah she talked in depth yep their best friend they worked on Space together they were like today in this day in age anybody's like when SpaceX shoots rockets off into space or when you know Amazon has a rocket company now these guys are going to be able to launch satellites and even have consumer flights I just need proof you know you're talkin about that foxcatcher movie or like you said it a couple times in your podcast we like once you once you saw that they left Gary Goodridge out you were like I can't trust this movie I can't read the whole movie that I can't trust it may be real and may not be real but I need some proof I got you that's exactly how I feel about the government refutable evidence otherwise why do I have to believe it Tesla launch launch a roadster into Russian the actual Tesla in space yes yes I've always known you as a dude had a strong vibrant vibrant bulshit meter you've always been that you're going to watch that evidence and go ridiculous very first thing the very first the very first don't poison the water that's the opposite of logic and reason and then there's the opposite of that is the opposite of War that's just something he says he's a f****** genius and he's taking a picture from Note 8 the wrong one that got edited some trying to find the one that's from space everything we just abandon this up to it so for real over the ocean you seen it go up and over and so as it gets further away that you can't see it anymore it looks like it don't dance going up and that's going around to the door it's not going so no no no no no no no no explanation explanation I need evidence mean when you see that Tesla that they launched and you see how fake it looks it looks so selfish like a simulation right lying about everything everything about his life all the things he did he was a wrestling champion he was everything that he lied about this give me the date that you have to tell the truth to get that but then you don't have to drop a bucket of lie about their life in some crazy way whatever I understand your logic everybody sitting down here but you also have to assume that most of the people that are telling you the truth about this or that online that also don't have proof that also are talking about these things and they haven't shown you you haven't seen it you haven't been there just like you have you know examining satellites these people they think you don't know if they're full of s*** easily could be real that could be could be why would you ever repay you were why would you assume they were but the satellites are fake to him saying what you mean but the people that are putting up satellites gravity works over a giant f*** out if we live on a ball that's $25,000 I can come from if we do the water should be bending at each other so crazy water what that mean end of the street at street lights do that next street light is appears to be right descending and looked but are they know they're not cuz they disappear they disappear over the horizon and then you could bring them back in but that's not true you can see more up to the edge of the horizon horizon it goes over the over the edge so when you go in the ocean and you see it over there diaper a little while and then it goes over the f****** curvy more powerful brings it even closer but otherwise all those people say it's round all the people that do satellites all the people that are involved in Aerospace all the people that are involved in anything where you have to calculate the f****** curve of the earth and to get things to places as people think it they're all wrong that's crazy that they haven't seen that picture they don't they don't see that picture if they saw that picture they would get it at a hundred miles in the ocean hundred Sofia curvature so you should call you can see no you wouldn't be able to see a hundred miles away from the ocean to Eddie you didn't go to school for this stuff these people when you look at their Navy ships that can Target other Navy ships with lasers a hundred miles away it would be impossible to that was a 6000 foot curvature of water impossible they take pictures of their target pictures at a hundred miles there should be 6000 feet this is not your area of expertise this is one of the reasons why I get crazy about this kind of s*** did you read something that someone but I know I bet you cannot. I didn't go to school for it so I don't know but I bet if you understand you stand up live on a ball at a hundred feet or should be 6000 field curvature does that mean so all these people around the wrong way all these people to go over the North Pole all that's all that smell military planes that go over the North Pole maybe over the North Pole everywhere everywhere no one ever goes over the North Pole so what I don't know


    Will Future Movies Star CGI Versions of Dead Actors? | Joe Rogan
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    like they can do that with anything so we left the Bruce Lee movie with Jason Scott Lee bunch of bulshit it up right where he learn Wing Chun doesn't work on American it was it was in a YMCA he was fighting for the right to teach foreigners Kung Fu cuz the elders that live in San Francisco or Seattle forget they didn't want him to teach foreigners and and they said if you beat the guy up in will let you teach border so yeah. YMCA but in the actual movie to the f****** dungeon dude even the elders are sit up like that that's right Max and some kind of spinal or some kind of brace but so but in the movie The Dude kicked him in the back and broke his back back in the 60s it was like a karate tournament and he did some demonstration it's in front of it's like at the like idjj afternoon he's not doing a demonstration and in the movie it was a real fight and you fight the same dude from the dungeon at the rematch imma just hoping there's a movie coming out about a dude who is a famous actor in the late 60s and early 70s and in the movie He-Man and in the movie there's a Bruce Lee part where he's in a Bruce Lee movie and also naquin Tarantino movie called once upon a time in Hollywood he shows up as like it went with the CGI Bruce Bruce Lee movie all CGI tonight that should imagine how good they are the Illuminati created well they would if they didn't they would let you know hey f******* we already can make movies out of anybody anytime we want we could have someone talk like Bruce Lee look at that without CGI I mean it's close enough is that the new Bruce Lee watch back it up where you at the side what if they're doing like that to me on hold on me that looks what you could do it like that movie Manus was like 20 years ago to Final Fantasy movie where they kids animation but they try to make it look real old people that look real Prince point for Dragons they can make a dragon look real where is like a Game of Thrones so they have the wolves wolves are always just like the hair removed the CGI yet for a whole movie and make him with Bruce Lee's face and do it perfect so they could have done that but then everybody else in the movie isn't like Steve McQueen and all the other famous folks in the movie like are they using different people for that mother that would be f***** up imagine if in the future all they ever make is like Charles Bronson movie Steve McQueen movies Bruce Lee movies and they do it with regular actors in the regular actors get paid scale these are giant on them and they have new Bruce Lee movies and they have some dude would be a lot cheaper than the North Tower Road that added Princess Leia back I think I missed I haven't seen the new Avengers I've managed to avoid all spoiled by when they start doing like a lot. Take Angelina leaves face and put her on Jolly and put it on Michael and Beyonce's body or something that song see how Big O Titties like Angelina Jolie that was a big hit so I can probably got about that yeah Angelina Jolie got some big ass titties that was a song it was a it was like different people that had some big ass titties that was the name of the song


    Eddie Bravo Thinks the CIA Invented Bigfoot... | Joe Rogan
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    we have to book Bigfoot about maybe Bigfoot was about to let this mythical monster I have people afraid they don't want people to move in the woods weather in the Native American culture before the Nazis like app I bet if you go to Germany to have these mythical creatures that they created a scare people out of the woods if everyone knew that the CIA was in the Native Americans before Columbus landed I understand it had a different name it was a steroid Native American baby station and they talk to you of the Apache cuz you know they had to have some evil Elites it lie to their people right maybe they wanted to keep their tribes together so they said you can't go out there we're going to protect you yeah building Empires 101 you create you scare them with alien we got a threat from up here so we need to protect you and then we got threats down here to jobs maybe Jaws is a CIA movie just keep people out the ocean we got to keep him in the city's all CIA everything is all-powerful imagines he just work for good instead instead of June 5th I'm sure most of the people in cir really the gently trying to stop communism


    Joe Rogan & Eddie Bravo | UFO's Are Making a Comeback!!
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    did you like the people that really want to believe in Bigfoot or the people that really want to believe in UFOs UFOs are coming back right now everybody to talk to each other almost exclusively about UFO evidence Navy Pilots report unidentified flying objects we don't know what kind of s*** the Chinese have figured out we don't know what kind of s*** the Russians figured out we assume that we know cuz but we did it we didn't let them know about the stealth bomber or any of the crazy s*** they were building Area 51 we didn't let them know do you know me I was balls deep into the you know community ancient Egypt the conspiracy side of ancient Egypt there's the main street in egyptology at the CIA pilot he's saying it so when your when your balls deep in you really want to believe it you look at it that we like look there's all these government officials saying they saw UFOs and they got their own UFO story you know and then you know you listen to Bill Cooper and he was former Office of Naval intelligence officer and you know it and when you hear what he says that he wrote that book Behold The Pale White Horse He is a base on the moon behold the pale white horse he said there's a base on the moon first his dad owned Learjet I forget what seems like a super rich troll I totally his job was to prepare notes top secret notes classified should it for meetings with high-level people in the military and he was based on he was reading was I damn UFOs are real look I have proof so that at first he was like for sure UFOs are real for sure they're hiding that's what he was saying he was preaching that then he learned later they let him whistle blow he never got busted for whistleblowing that they they want him they wanted him to leave that you are so that's what his conclusion was he started to realize wait a minute they want me to leave this and then he he he got to the point where he believes that UFO Abduction like like the key believe that everything was a product of the government all UFO sightings abductions and they're taking you in its GP believes it's like the CIA doing that s*** and that's what he was really about before with you do they put ice on your doorknob or something like that cuz there was a who found something I forget what he found some old thing and as he was opening it up just by touching it was like some old thing it was dipped in acid and he went on an acid trip for like 6 hours so this what they do they do show up they somehow or another dose you up with a touching a doorknob tryna guy Thomas girlfriend can't think I'm f****** hi yes and they did exactly the store so they could do that to you and then sneak up on you with some special effects wear some f****** crazy mask and f****** flashy with lights and you're so crazy high you don't know what the f*** is going on they grab you and put you want to tell a desk and tell you you you've been abducted by aliens from another planet you don't think they did stuff like they do for a fact that he seen the documentary abducted no I have not which one sort of sort of this guy he was married had a couple kids he was tight with the family who had three daughters he was a predator so far as a twelve-year-old and what he did is he like f*** with the mom f*** with the dad sexual relations talk to Dad not Brooke Adam jerk them off bike riding and starts telling her that there's all these alien abductions going on and we got to be careful for alien just told years old so he setting her up so he doesn't drugs her she wakes up she's strapped to a table he's got a speaker with alien Voice is coming out and the Alien and she wakes up you know where she's a psycho my God and this is alien voice says that she is a responsible for saving the Earth she has to marry that dude just a Mary the dude in the alien voice Mary Bob are you out to have his picture can't tell nobody and their drugs I don't know and then she passes out again if she wakes up and she's not strapped she's looking around the trailer and she's the guy he's not he's pretending he's all f***** up and she's like waking him up and he has fake blood on them or whatever and then he wakes up and then she tells him we've been abducted by aliens and I need to have your child did they end up catching him with the girl like a week later FBI gets involved and the girl can't tell anybody or everyone ties Joseph some so she's obsessed now she's back with the family the guys in jail for like a day cuz when you know what he does he he has his lawyers send letters to the mother and father and to make him sign like that it was consensual he threatened to Blackmail so they say they sign go to the next state over but that s*** she's like she's 12 13 14 and she's obsessed with him she has to save the world so that that's an example of and then it turns out it turns out that I think the guy was CIA probably political enemies why would they do that and then Bill Cooper The mutilated cattle thing that are for sale what's really happening with UFOs oshit we're being the government is pretending to cover it up there they want to push it they want people to believe in aliens so what do you think that the cattle mutilations were think they were testing weapons on his cattle Bill Cooper statusbrew was really simple all the cattle were found by military bases and what they do is they went there constantly check checking radiation levels around base is constantly so what they do is if there's cows Delta routinely take a cow take out its rectum take out infection Oregon Surgical and then they dumped them just ask no kill two birds with one stone they really needed to get from radiation to happen but that's always good it's always good to push UFOs is good to scare people with aliens I wonder if those those cattle abductions if they coincided with areas where there was like some sort of toxic dump you know that you live the Sunday examination dump or something like that look anything where do they have more of them around Nevada where they did all those nuclear I'm not sure but adjustable Bill Cooper said was nothing wrong found near military bases and he not like once he looked into his like all I know what they're doing they're checking radiation levels and they're scaring people the same time that makes sense because it was surgically removed right like people can do that like why would that eliminate the possibility of people could do it if we could do it show that they catch poachers that way sometimes they find out where the gut pile is so I say a few you didn't really have a tag to shoot a deer and then you shot a deer and another place where you're not supposed to be but you have a tag in a different place you you just because of the some places where it's easy to get tags you just take the beer out of the Forbidden Place take a picture of it at that and then go back home with a busted people because they like Park Rangers recognize certain mountain peaks and I don't know you weren't there I know exactly where you were when you when you killed this deer you in a different place and then go to a different place and they they look at the pic the picture and they try to coordinate and then they finally got pile and then they convict people approaching that's happened before they look at the photos yeah so like miles away and drop it off there. Like this is crazy there's no blood at the scene of the crime all the blood missing it's been surgically removed like no one give you this impossible. Literally no blood on the ground that because they put it there you f*** you f*** wit you think the aliens came this far to f*** with cows imagine if we went all the way up to like Neptune shoot Gophers we're just going to go up there you go first that's exactly what they thought aliens did that is hilarious hilarious in that regard to do that they did it so many times that it became a thing that people looked for and then they let all these people who believe in aliens anyway that let all these people just student how many liters are f****** hilarious in that regard to though that they did it so many times that I became a thing that people look for and then they let all these people who believe in aliens anyway that let all these people just student


    Eddie Bravo - People Don't Believe in Conspiracies But Think We Live in a Computer Simulation
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    how many people think that we're living in a simulation really really f****** smart people thinking that's okay that isn't crazy conspiracy theories like people that are not on that side there's a conspiracy theories aside and then there's the people lay on the other side hilarious there's going to be a program but it's going to be able to prove it one way or another who knows but don't talk s*** on a government conspiracy I've never heard I've never heard anybody like categorize people like that based on the people that I come in contact with you like I would say 80% of my students Elon Musk says that we might live in a computer and everyone's like it may be true but through their cereal Evans computer what was the proposed some sort of theory that proves that life is a hologram life is a simulation what I'm saying is it might not be the same people that you're talking about that do or don't believe the people definitely get rigid that's called to believe that you could talk to me like you know Elon Musk said it's wrong it's like a cool thing we will and we all know it we all know it we all know that one day you could be in some this is ridiculous what you're experiencing right now and it could be a simulation yes yes but they believe there's war happen yeah that's what I'm talking about that's like a conspiracy. Should be one of the you should drop its logical to lump that in with all those like 9/11 conspiracy 9/11 friends but there if you look into this scientifically science supported with an inside job someone Inside Job conversation. I'm just using that as an example like as if that's a crazy conspiracy theory but there's a lot of evidence whether it's true or not who knows you know what I mean I think it was an inside job but a lot of people don't whatever but there's zero evidence of us living in a computer simulation don't want to believe that don't want to look at the evidence I'm saying aren't necessarily the same exact people to people to believe when it's information you're right I haven't there's no poll on it I haven't taken the pool I know I'm just going a single 2911 just went you wanted to talk about it so you got us into it that's that's aren't necessarily the same exact people's people to believe when it's Russian you're right I haven't there's no poll on it I haven't taken a pool I know I'm just going to be a season 2 911 just went you wanted to talk about it so you can got us into it that's that's


    Joe Rogan is Terrified of 5G
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    what do you think of 5G and all that scared if that's how much long-term testing if they done zero or negative numbers around my family my wife is obsessed with recognizing plates she's always calling at Florida or against her and my son they got a little game they play there always look at the place I'm always cell phone towers and satellite dishes to the southeast for some reason to the North in Southern California that is DirecTV satellite there always wins Southeast all of them great majority of satellite dishes that you see are probably like DirecTV or the other one she did it but I don't know why I don't know why but also those cell phone towers I was on this website called Smart Meters murder.com Smart Meters murder. Do you want to get your f****** head blown off go to that website and read documents that are pulling from different agencies dude back from their documents from government agencies but I'm 2001 July 2001 is like this whole I don't know how big my 400-page plan for the world is a plan for the world of the way you're holding it is quite hilarious it's the perfect like if someone's talking about conspiracy theory and they had a blunt and they're just like in the full bore conspiracy while they're holding a joint so scary dude that you know if you want to look into it go to smart meters. Smart Meters murder.com but it's scary do you have really want to talk about it I have red things were people are questioning that like whether or not 5G is going to be healthy but I haven't anything that verifies it is or it isn't I haven't seen alien incision I need to look into a bit but just in the what I'm worried all told is that I really think that Wi-Fi signals all the various signals that surround us all the time I think they have an effect on us and I don't know what that effect is I don't know if it's negative or positive I don't know if it didn't it dulls the senses it's entirely possible that it does something to dull the senses because it occupies an area if we have the capability of recognizing the fact that they're the thieves you signals around at all times cellular cellular signals radio signals satellite signals work surrounded constantly by signals are we absolutely sure that our body doesn't have the capacity to recognize those signal even though we don't have like a really clear method of taking those signals in and then translating them into visuals or into audio but because we can't like take that Sirius Satellite Sig and then in that have like a player in our head because of that we assume that we're not taking it in and some black that's what they said that's what this report about but it's about the least foggy is when I'm in the woods when I'm in the mountains when there's no cell phone service there's no Radio Service no Wi-fi then there ain't s*** UPS warehouse tablets don't work when someone's in the woods satellites to work you can you put on the roof of your car you can watch TV this new thing is Steve rinella. Our phones work on satellites so he can find a way out of the map if your phone was on the GSP the GPS GSP hours alone when you probably could try to triangulate your position from Towers but you couldn't broadcast is such a gigantic area like you can with satellites you can see satellites of the people that think the satellites aren't real they need to talk to somebody make satellites they there they are you can see them with telescopes they're up there we we we have the ability to tune into the very specific spot in the sky with a DirecTV and you'll pick up the signal that's how you get the signal you tune to the spot in the sky with satellite is and you pick up the signal the real people have and you'll pick up a signal that's how you get the signal you tune to spot in the sky with satellite is and you pick up the signal the real people have a problem with f****** everything that's ever existed everything everything's fake everything's fake


    Joe Rogan | Pythons & Alligators Are Battling in the Everglades
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    yeah that's what's happening with snakes in the Everglades do you know about that to you know what the Everglades nope anacondas and pythons and s*** mostly pythons because dudes have as pets in the living room. I'm go and either find them know the 17 18 ft long anacondas are pythons pythons eating alligators they did a study they deserve video then I'll get their photos video is video you can watch him eat an alligator in Florida in Florida and they're invested so you did not like a biological survey of the Everglades and they were down like 99% and some animals like deer 99% March Hare like like 98% 95% raccoons that kind of s*** are they killing people to know python country population I saw that you just kill them but if you guys are invasive species for people don't know they're not from Florida at all so they're just devastating the ecosystem and they're turning on alligator eating alligator snout table base be run out of everything else to eat it's the it's a crazy f****** animal so what they would do if they would take I would gas like a chunk of the Everglades you know a hundred square yard sound like that and then measure the amount and then they would do another one they would do it like several places and then take an average and then calculate all the square footage and that's why the be aware, hundreds of people have been killed already know because I don't think that many people first of all go in there and I'll think they want to eat people I think you probably don't know what the f*** person is when they see a rabbit or some other s*** that probably looks like food people are wearing clothes I'm just guessing I know they do Jack people do overseas has been horrible videos of guys getting cut out of giant snakes never seen I know that kind of motherfuker bounty hunter kills gargantuan Burmese python get 375 bucks and earns our undying gratitude bananas one thing that they found it was interesting that all that stuff is done swamp that's just Monster Soup the tip of the dick of Florida is Monster Soup that's what that is you got some leaves you got some basil the ground you got f****** alligators and snakes in a Aliens versus Predator battle to the death of Howard Joey describe the Everglades with some cock suck on these f****** dirty white people with their stinky please tell you want to f****** snake these two super-predators battling it out to the death and right now I mean I don't see any pictures of the alligators eating the pythons do we have video of alligators and pythons they're eating each other so I guess it's that's good at least everybody's eating everybody I'm really looking for the alligator Florida why does US imagine not being as wide as a person and you can swallow a whole deer says it file it had a 35-pound white-tailed fallen in it it was eating a hundred and 11% or 11.1% or no 111% it was a 31 pound snake eating a 35 lb deer oh my God oh my God oh my God that is so ridiculous give the frog or it was a frog or a toad that ate the mouse the mouse is bigger than him bro eats it he just I didn't know the Toads did that I had no idea this video there's like a little white mouse is in this cage just like looking around with his frog and his frog just like slowly comes close to them slowly come closer and then Williams choked some doubt that's why I talked to figure it out see if you believe in evolution right I believe in evolution if people believe in evolution why do we think it starts with us when we think he's God damn frog me to take over maybe like one of the first the first signs of it was his Pepe the Frog controversy on the internet. Shots fired things to come these frogs going to start eating meat now ladies frogs are eating meat that's what's going on Pepe the frog with was that around before Jenny what is it Pepe the frog with was that around before Jenny what is it


    Joe Rogan on Mountain Lions, Lynx, and Sharks
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    it gives me some s*** to think about that kind of like propels me while running don't worry about getting jacked mean getting Cat by cat worry about that man yeah more than ever lately and sometimes wear in are some Trails I have a rock ready to go I carry a knife it's a good mood when I run so good who were killed by Mountain Lions last year and a kid got bit by a mountain lion has a couple days ago Jamie I'm getting over a cold folks if I sound snotty but if two people got killed by werewolves would you go out when the moon is full you would like f*** that if two people in Seattle got killed by werewolves when is the full moon you're going to lock your f****** doors am I in Seattle when I go out who's the guy who's the werewolf could go on a plane and went to San Francisco it's totally possible write a real werewolf on the full moon was possibly going to kill somebody sometimes he didn't sometimes the full moon comes and goes Nobody dies cuz everybody smart they all stay indoors take this guy has a f****** Mountain line is that what is that that's not a mountain lion that's like a cat that's a domestic cat that a bobcat that looks like a cougar I know that's a domestic cat see those ears it's like a really wild domestic cat what is it called I guess they have a good relationship it looks like those what are those two that look like Alberta a Canada so strange man you look at me like what the f*** are you giving me a lynx as I'm not too sure what the difference between a lynx and a cougar that's what I saw one of those super hairy because they're cats that look like green to defeat find so that they can move quickly over snow they almost active snowshoes like soda wolves like wolves have big ass feet and they spread out that's what it looks like we were driving on the road we saw that guy on the side of the road and be like why is that what the f*** it's so weird to see what you would even look at it you pass by age the greatest thing you've ever seen your life I'll look at it look at it like a porcupine porcupine I'm driving I'll start my car what do they still do they really shoot dad has pretty much scared 95% of the population out of the ocean no I think it was a guy staying at Resort swimming died dead as far behind as body they got them I mean they brought him back to the beach. Horrific wounds he died just happened just happened shark joke to terrifying animal and again if there was a f****** werewolf running around the woods Father's Day 7 days a week and only on full moons become sure but what about what about guys and say that that's totally blown out of proportion the right they swim with sharks and get in that in the ocean with sharks remember that lady she knows think she knows if it's pregnant with it or something you know I got those videos of of babies playing with king cobras and then you find out that they defend them so that they can't hurt you at all if it's okay with her Venom sucked if they have a thing that's been just recently spotted yesterday or today I guess in oceans outside of Ocean City Maryland person to kill somebody I'm sorry he was tasty still going to keep up the Twitter account if we know that shark killed somebody look at all these assholes are overfishing the oceans you over fish the f*** out of the oceans and actually the sharks they going to turn on each other


    Joe Rogan on Andy Ruiz Jr. KO'ing Anthony Joshua!!!
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    one of the main reasons you're here I want to talk to you because you're my favorite Mexican and now we have a Mexican American heavyweight champion of the motherfuking world that's crazy how crazy sad it's insane Mexico has a big belly Penny knocks out a dude who looks like he's chiseled out of granite I mean no one has ever had a better body than Anthony Joshua you've only had a different body in a better bodies like what is he like six seven or some s*** I said I don't like one of the best built heavyweight boxers of all kinds of the jet he was a champ and all that he was supposed to fight big baby Miller and Big Baby Miller tested positive for the Mexican supplements ironically enough boom that's Anthony Joshua I mean come on son how tall is he cuz he's gigantic Jack what is it says wait-listed us to 49 to 49 for the last fight cuz I'm sure with a giant dude like that very back-and-forth but so I was out to dinner when I get a text from Brandon shop bring shop hit with a spoiler alert he said f*** Joshua got knocked out and I was like no like a what happened and he was he got f***** up in the 7th round I am Mexican and I'm sick Argo I'm happy as f*** I'd like I couldn't wait to come home and watch it I love when crazy s*** happens then what is my favorite thing in fights look at that guy look at no disrespect champ but you've joked about himself I'm trying to get him in here to I mean it looks like a regular dude what is he got shredded their stomach he's just got somebody fat on them but here's one thing if you do have great cardio one thing that body fat can do is it can protect you somewhat it's like wearing eight sweaters I've joked around about this before and people think I'm bullshiting and I kind of am a little bit cuz I know most of the impact gets in there but if you were going to fight a guy and right before you fought him he puts on a vest made out of fat and meat and stitches it and it sticks out like f****** 10 extra inches you like hey what is all this what are you doing you can't put that on and then if you hit him to the body and it barely reacts to be like f*** I can't believe this guy cheating with his fat vest the might actually be an advantage to having a gut that's not b******* at all it's not ideal in the lower weight class ring back got to brought back Pennypack guts I'm bringing my own of DJ khaled's on his name who's big fella himself climbing out of a golf cart with a shirt open like let me say that I don't want to read the caption my problem sharing this is I want to know who the f*** made this cuz it's really funny I wish I knew the dude to give him credit you know because of their the creator of the the gift and I seen it might be a problem copyright issue show me my store from somebody else you got to talk in the microphone people look at this all the all the big man headed to brunch with their shirt open today after the engine you know it's beautiful it's pretty at the last I mean I was I was crazy in the boxing before I saw UFC 2 what does I useta I kind of just dropped boxing but I was way in the boxing had stacks of Ring magazine all over my house wouldn't throw them away I was way into it and all we had as Mexicans in the heavyweight division with Alex Garcia remember him he was he broke the top 10 it was up there for a little bit but he's you know that's that's the closest we ever got unless there's been someone else since then this is like 1990 I haven't followed boxing at all that's why was big for a Mexican American Swim Team Velasquez was UFC heavyweight champ was the first ever Mexican heavyweight champ in Combat Sports right is my correct yeah it's weird people aren't racist yeah it's we're doing MMA people aren't racist in MMA boxing the really right they always going for the Mexican I don't give a fuk I don't give a f*** you know


    Joe Rogan | The Mysteries of the T-REX
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    you know what's interesting to me people that buy dinosaur skeletons apparently there's a giant market for them in China they'll spend like a million dollars and buy a dinosaur skeleton they walk in this motherfukers house f*** your artwork b**** pretty goddamn wood doors and you see a dinosaur in the middle of his front Prince that's what they're going for so they're buying Nicolas Cage return stolen Mongolian dinosaur skull he bought at Gallery will it will be repatriated at work after was bought by the actor from Beverly Hills Gallery in 2007 a T-rex skull wow what he bought it for $1,000 pretty good deal why was 2007 I think you said yeah is a good f****** dinosaur skeleton set design huh giant head little tiny baby arms arms what the f*** is the purpose of those arms I did this the only animal that I can think of that developed that way and was that a plant eater they think by the shape there's some some talk that by the shape of his bone and what he might have been doing was using those bones to crush giant dinosaur bone and that like he might be surviving on dead things yeah and that they also that's what speculation that they might have had their didn't want to know what they really look like cuz I don't know the skin color they had some speculation that they might have had faces like vultures like red f***** up really brightly colored faces though just to let you know they're disgusting and an idiot you know cuz like vultures it's not did the grossest f****** looking animal on the planet all these dead s*** and their big vultures are f****** big that's a big animal walking around we're not nearly as impressed by them as we are with an eagle you see like vultures never going to be the f****** national bird get out of here with that b******* when to start that has brand new deep time to Irish elk Natural History dinosaur exhibit in this some of the highlights of what they have their they have this like t-rex triceratops yeah mean who owns the dinosaur skeletons who owns that the Smithsonian I think is its freaks its US taxes so some of the stuff I guess we technically on I guess I don't know I don't think DC or New York one of them doesn't charge for any of the Museum's I think I might be DCS in Montana they found a T-Rex probably what the f*** is that so it's cleaning it up find something that brings in some paleontologists to start digging they like what daddy with a toothbrush for 8 hours a day trying to find a bone Sam Neill Sam Neill Sam Neill from Jurassic Park Jeff Goldblum sexy jacket and has life finds a way appears world's biggest T-Rex discovered Jesus Christ what is this 19500 they're so weird without big the feet and legs are and the giant ass head that's the thing that thinking like that this wasn't something that chase things down it just sort of bent over and just jacked whatever was on the ground but I don't know if that's like I think there was some speculation cuz there's something about the physics of its body that it wouldn't be able to run fast because it's so weirdly shaped they like trying to figure out why head so big it has little tiny ass arms these big ass legs is big f****** Taylor nothing run what it would and then there's also some speculation that the atmosphere was way different back then and the atmosphere is much more oxygen rich and maybe things just different and I like the physical run longer and Spirit Lake held them up somehow or another I go sticker I don't know what the f*** I think this is just saying that I should have been slower made in the Jurassic Park when they've been running that says running would have broken and adult Tyrannosaurus Rex has legs but he couldn't run because of the shape Google the atmosphere was different during the Jurassic. Because of there was some mean it might have been horseshit was just an article that was written about how like we have to take into account the whole world was like different before that giant asteroid came and f***** up everything and slammed into Chichen Itza and now that a sudden drop in oxygen from roughly 30% of the atmosphere of the atmosphere to about 10% may have contributed to mass extinctions Oso from the impact the dinosaurs whole bunch of different ideas they have how quickly the dinosaurs died off but one of the more interesting ones that I saw it recently was that they all died almost instantly it says it would have made everything more humid with higher levels of carbon dioxide and more likely more cloud cover breathe yeah that doesn't have anything to do with why they moved though it was something about I remember reading something about the way a T-Rex move but it's a f****** mystery cuz it's not like you look at a crocodile you like it uses those four legs to get you his big fat face and I'll make sense thanks I can see with that tail that's crazy. You have to blindsider tackle her get a leg up there getting like that you have to get one of late but then what the f*** you have no arms vicious weapon save it nerd save it nerd what like unlike his f****** giant face filled with huge swords he's got a huge head filled with swords well that totally makes sense we think about like ostriches and s*** like that they used to have wings they turned into those they let me see it again shity arms that makes way more sense that way it's way more sense of the remnants of four wings cuz if you think about what an ostrich looks like you can kind of Morphin ostrich into a T-Rex right yeah I mean they don't have a tail but they do have those f***** up legs legs in a weird body and a f****** head and when they look at you they look at like it look right through you but you don't mean s*** like if you got run over by a truck in front of an ostrich they would even Flinch they don't give a fuk about you I'm just like a dinosaur bird face of zero compassion for you I love when people keep them as pets so you can find buried loves me keep your window open see what happens T-Rex used to look like vulture has a weird one they don't even know they're covered in feathers I think it might have been covered in feathers more recent speculation to think that all dinosaurs were covered in feathers literally is a dinosaur just one that lived when I made it oh that's one crazy looking red-faced there was some yeah that's it right there I have no idea what the skin was like easily could have been covered in feathers is it amazing that every kid I don't know if it's girls too but every boy gets fast any with dinosaurs that is her name is not weird it's like archetype of something deep in your brain that wants to know and connect with Dinosaurs when you're liable for 5 years old because it's such a f****** wild Hail Mary by nature and they ruled for so long and they were snuffed out by a rock I Got That Rock didn't hit her we would be under the reign of these vicious f****** reptile roaming plan eating every word and never evolved where we are we would have been hiding and little holes in the ground would be little mammals this is good as you ever going to get you never going to develop a f****** City good luck b****** Raptors everywhere this running around for hundreds of millions of years we were these weird f****** creatures and then from 65 million years ago that mole evolved into a human being according to these f****** scientist all their fancy weird f****** creatures and then from 65 million years ago that mole evolved into a human being according to these f****** scientist all their fancy they have $5,000 a year that you have to pay for education


    Greg Fitzsimmons Waterboarded Ari Shaffir | Joe Rogan
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    I had already shaffir on my podcast one time and we were at Purdue a podcast in the above the Comedy Cellar they've got a studio of don't Bobby Kelly started it and it's and it's like there's a bedroom and a bathroom in the studio and we got to talkin about torture and I go I go you ever been waterboarded he's like no I go that's right here I go you want you want me to waterboard you and you do Aries like so we go inside I put a towel over his face and he leans over backwards in his head is below his body in the shower stall the nozzle comes off the wall and I sprayed on his face and nothing nothing nothing and then all sudden his body's convulsing his legs are kicking his f****** screaming water shooting out of his nose he's choking it and it went on for like a couple minutes and I'm f****** dying and then he starts laughing and we were just on the podcast laughing without saying a word for probably five minutes and then you guys want me to do it to you I'm like I can you think of towards you think of like someone cutting someone and liking them on fire she'll like that what's the torture you would least want to be done to you to question maybe that one may be waterboarded I don't know they electrocute you spoiler alert Chinese water torture this have the water drip on you if you ever fall asleep while you're driving folks if you stop at a gas station and get like a soda or a water and some ice and then get like wet towel get a wet towel with ice in it and is rubbing face cuz I used to smack myself in the face no coming back from gigs and I'll be driving on the Mass Pike and then get like wet towel get a wet towel with ice in it and is rubbing face cuz I used to smack myself in the face and I was coming back from gigs yeah and I'll be driving on the Mass Pike and is no one of the road just sticking my head out the window you know just trying to stay awake


    Joe Rogan | Could People Still Have Purpose with UBI? w/Greg Fitzsimmons
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    oh that's why we were talking about I think you had a guest on that talked about how with how everything's getting wrote robots are taking over that's the book by and yang was probably the presidential candidate going to subsidize the the whole population I agree with both things unfortunately that's how I agree that most likely automation is going to take over easy thing when when people need purpose they still need purpose they need purpose now but would $1,000 a month if everyone knew they had $1,000 a month coming from the government would it make you more invested in being an American would it make you more invested in keeping this thing running like you're you're actually getting paid from you looking at the American like it's generating in and you're getting paid from it you getting enough money so you can eat and have a roof over your head like the three of us got $1,000 a month plus $3,000 a month there's a place we can get with three of us is like fifteen hundred bucks a month and then the rest of it we would just put in the food and whatever and that way you can live like that that's that's a livable wage for enough if you get enough people to get $1,000 a month feel about yourself and about your country and this is the question to does that stop you from pursuing your dreams cuz it's not like you're getting 50 Grand a year if you getting 50 Grand a year be hard to get me to work if I just had 350 grand every year like how much do you do really know if you have an apartment does not eat I know folks that are making 50 Grand Lake Dale you know you'd be surprised you'll really save much and you know once you out if you have a car and a lease and either a mortgage and apartment pay my get it I get it but if you had 50 Grand a year will be really hard you to grind and be really hard for you to really go after something just be obsessed unless that's just your style was that's just who you are but I don't know if it's more manageable ways just socialized medicine and make higher education free why would it cost much it cost money to figure out how to make people more intelligent in give you better why wouldn't you want less losers when you want more educated people that have a better understanding of how the world works we need people that understand how to manage and to be entrepreneurial and you know that communicate with just be educated I mean there's more people that are smarter than you have more competition than you have more productivity it mean it would just be better for everybody you don't want ignorant people my son's going to college it's f****** $65,000 a year for years times two kids at $600,000 a year what Americans got an extra 6 so your kid is now saddled with a debt that he'll be paying off forever he's underwater hundred total over over the course of their college careers you have your base and you have to make more than a million to have that by the way just only spending money on that you got to spend money on living expenses and your mortgage in your house so that you know you're really talking about 2 million probably and don't think your kids come out of college into a job is going to be able to support himself subsidizing there owning a car insurance is probably part of the rent for the next 5-6 years and eventually come to visit and if you think about that over over these for years but you really if you want a hundred grand you kind of have to make two hundred and then you got insurance if you're on the market as a family of four to get health insurance in California you're paying $20,000 a year between 15 and $20,000 a year which means again you got to earn 40 I'll be realizing I can live in Nevada and not pay any state tax yeah why would I want to pay state tax what am I doing that's a lot of money it is 10% right and then if you live in New York City you have to pay a sneak attacks that's to keep the electricity going for the NM percent right and then if you live in New York City you have to pay a stink any tax is that to keep the rats that's to keep the electricity going for the guys are taking the training from Connecticut everyday and working on Wall Street that aren't they in the f****** city tax


    The Moment Joe Rogan Decided to Take Stand-up Seriously
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    you just so Frugal and I always find that so funny cuz I'm such a slob but that's how we were we started in Boston you were driving a f****** swita Celica GT or a Mitsubishi Starion when they've been doing comedy for 2 years and I had a f****** I had an 84 Volkswagen Rabbit stereo system in it and then I remember you got a guy f****** repossessed though that was a different card that was the Dodge Daytona Shelby I got rid of the one and then I got the second one and you didn't even out of the Daytona f****** car anymore cuz it was actually that was the first year of Comedy that was my first year I actually got that while I was still teaching and I was still I taught I was teaching at Boston University and see some Taekwondo there I was teaching at this school that was running and Revere and I was delivering newspapers most making a little bit of money and I was really stupid and when I found out that I could get a car like a brand new Dodge Daytona Shelby in 1988 or 1989 and I could I could lease that they would lease it to me while I was at perfect let's do it but then somewhere along the line I decided I was really going to dedicate myself to stand up I was like I am I'm half-assing this and somebody told me that one of the guys that I was doing open-mic nights he said you know you were really funny like 6 months ago but they goes but it seems like you falling off a little and he said it to me and I didn't even respond I'm never like he's right he's right he's right and then that night I was like f*** this I'm quitting everything sorry I just thought I was going to quit teaching I quit teaching at bu I quit teaching at my school I shut my school down so I'm done I got to I got to be a comic 100% And then no money a lot to me so when I was teaching people is very specific a good met a lot and I would teach people to bring with tournaments and you know I raised kids from like white belt all the way up to like blue belt and brought him to tournaments and was exciting really fun it meant a lot to me though you man enough to me that I was not going to half-ass it was like I'm not going to I'm not going to have to teach these people cuz when I was teaching was very serious about I meant a lot. thing I might that's the thing all these other things just get in the way of the same eliminate those so that's what I did and then they took my car I was eating ramen noodles everything I didn't put anything away ever come from Blockbuster with f****** 5movies under your arm yeah you were living with my girlfriend and another dude Guy gay guy Mike coconut he's a great guy he was a great dude. the first guy I ever met who had a Bowflex how do s*** was growing marijuana in his closet lights


    Joe Rogan - Incels Are Getting Facial Surgery to be Better Looking
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    which is something that I watched I went down a rabbit hole the other day and I went down a plastic surgery facial reconnect configuration rabbit hole because of incels connected to this conversation we're having really bad guys can get laid these guys were going to this one doctor that particular doctor I think he's in Indianapolis and he does facial reconfiguration like he widens your job he puts implant on your cheeks and jaw he puts in plants on your f****** head so I can maybe you have a weird shaped head maybe your head is shaped like a turtle or something if a weird Crest in the top of your head this guy puts implants under your skin to give you a nice round hat and then they had like before and after this guy was Legos hated my head and now my head's amazing and I'm looking at this oh my God like I didn't even think of that way better but it's what it is genetics are responding to symmetry when you see when you see poor genetics you see something weird like weird symmetry why is it why is my face so narrow why is this chain go down solo what's weird about him why is it why is shoulder so narrow wires on so long Macy asymmetrical or weird looking people that don't seem to like it doesn't fit into your idea of what the accepted breeding genetics of human beings are yeah it's based on a disastrous a certain shape of the face beauty the Fibonacci code so we're thinking of now I think it's The DaVinci Code it was a religious the face I think that's the golden ratio start started on this and I think was on dick or something like that and then I went from that to all of the different people that have these things done and that's something if you do think about it man if you just get a bum deal you just get a bit a bad roll the dice you will live your life with people that don't they don't want have sex with you and this goes back to like the prostitution thing like what do people want from those people do they want the word a different place than it really is cuz I'll be operating as if this world is exactly how it is right now or are we pretending that the world is how we'd like it to be one day and he told me in suicide cuz we're doing that I get you how you're behaving but if you look at the world around you the way it is and you don't think these guys should be able to get prostitutes you're an a****** I think that kind of boils down with libertarianism is you know is whether or not we are in a evolving utopian mine or whether or not we're going to just say let people be who they are and just accept how things are there's a little bit of that I think I'm on both sides of the fence sometimes you know there's there's definitely people that you just want to leave him alone like you eat then I got to figure it out for them but then there's also people we've all met people that have been in a bad place in their life and turned around and I don't I don't like giving up on people I just don't scism it's not human Sonic human thing to give up on people people I just don't scism it's not human Sonic human thing just give up on people right so I'm on both sides of that like part of me wants to go look figure it out and then part of me wants to go like we got to help people figure it out


    Greg Fitzsimmons Did a Rogaine Commercial | Joe Rogan
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    perhaps we can eat some of those pills you sell trt that legal good but hug people that gets on them it's weird when you rub your chest your arms so if you ask your wife if you were like really into dudes but you were married to a woman yeah yeah you look good with short hair put her under stress to make a work more then something happens with women apparently there was a study on Career women and they don't know if it's a correlation or causation think this may be the reason why they require a career women in the first place because they had a lot of testosterone but there were they would notice that women have to fend for themselves women have to take care of themselves they did the generally have more testosterone make sense like who they are or they developing more testosterone because there aren't they have to be up there competing you know yeah I remember I was I use Rogaine for a while I was actually I got approached from agent and he goes you got an offer to do a commercial series of commercials I said for what Nico's Rogaine I go but I do my hair is not sending and he's like yeah so it's five commercial I was in denial 29 and I guess I was starting to Crown a little bit but I didn't notice until he goes do you want to do and I was like I don't know I'm about to move out to LA I want to maybe do some acting I don't want to be seen maybe on TV is the Rogaine Guyanese like I talk to them and they said it's only going to be unlike ESPN for at 2 in the morning don't worry whatever tagline is it's me and the pharmacy and I'm looking at a bottle and it's MoDOT minoxidil 5 they just jacked it up from 3 to 5 and I go for a Friday to voice over his 425 doctors say this will work and then I go I look at the camera go 4 out of 5 I like my chances you like yeah this is legit so they do all the sudden it starts running it runs during the f****** playoffs March Madness every guy I've ever met was calling me and gone I like it was everywhere and so they gave me a give me a f****** supply for years and I was using it and I would my wife wouldn't cuddle with her because she don't want you put on your head at the end of the day before you go to bed against your f****** hair under neck my pillows were all greasy and all it really grew was like a my f****** head I shave my head like every two weeks I just let it grow stubble then shave it down again let it go to stubble it's like it's so much easier how often do you shave it every couple days you take a razor and shave don't think about this ice to worry about my hair when my hair is falling out how do you control the people ever flooded here they're really don't understand this when you start losing your hair at young Jamie son-of-a-b**** will you start losing your hair you you just go oh my God there's nothing I can do about this this is terrible but there's nothing you can do and then you look at all these f****** guys like some guys are gross looking bald dudes they used to be kid things to be just like me and then one day at all f****** fell out and they grow oh my God they used to be a kid they should be just like me and then one day at all f****** fell out and there was a gross dude with the the horseshoe around the bottom of the head like what the f*** that's going to be and once you shave your hat for me I got lucky I have a good shape


    Joe Rogan | Incels Are the Argument for Legalized Prostitution w/Greg Fitzsimmons
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    I just went to a food truck before I got here and there was an Asian girl and like my favorite kind of Asian girl she was ugly Filipino big lips dark tan with Daisy Dukes sandals beautiful feet nice pedicure and freaking out it was just me and her so I couldn't stay there and it was so painful you're like you're fighting your neck like don't f****** turn keep your head straight years was interesting this is the Dynamics is this a difference in men and women if we were just describing this exact same thing but you were a girl and you're describing a guy it would be innocent Aquaman oh my God knows you think he looks good movies he looks so good in real life sweetie I couldn't stop I was looking right at his dick I looked at can I look this face I love this dick and look and he started smiling when I start nodding and no one would care now and you say that girl's liberated she's afraid she's crazy wild on the way out to call the cops right but if I think this is something that as men this is us a shaky one because there are definitely some fake male feminists they're they're just doing it because they want women to love them and they say a bunch of s*** that really screws the curve up cuz you're being honest and being rashly have to realize that the way a woman purse he's being hit on is going to be way different than the way a guy does cuz the girls in danger she's in potential danger like legitimately like a view or some f****** serial killer psychopath and you decide to follow her back to her house that's on the menu that's on the menu how rare is it that you need a girl somewhere back to your house and kill you clean wuornos that monster for the Charlie's Theron movie life that men became at me a big lesson in that man I've known guys and watch them as they got older and like failed relationship after failed relationship with a started developing this like resentment towards women you know this is like a a deep-seated like f*** them all they want is this now they want to cuz what they're getting from the women all the time is negative beginning rejection cuz they're trying to get laid the touch him and women and they eventually develop this thing where I hate your name for those guys know there's like an online me and yeah yeah insults or guys who I think mostly they're talking about like a lot of genetic deformities or whatever reason or maybe there maybe they're even neurotic to or they can a woman and so there should be a place where a woman can knowingly and confidently and safely be a prostitute yes yes it should be your option the problem is we equate prostitution with two things are horrible sexual abuse and sex slavery sex trafficking we we we equate prostitutes with those think that's why I like when Robert Kraft got busted one of the first things they said is this guy's a billionaire and he was participating in sex trafficking but then they had to drop that I don't know if you know that now has no sex trafficking there prostitutes there was women who wanted to have sex for money and he said they weren't dating come over in a CDL tanker and slept in the know they were prostitutes yeah you know and it's their choice and they you don't hear much about that does the sex trafficking was like a big think I think to get him to plead guilty and they put it out there and they said you know there was shaming making this big deal with this guy paid to get his dick touched you know here he is what is he like 78 years old eight-years-old something like that this old guy just want to get his dick touched he paid it was a Deal's a deal she probably did it 13 times a day before him you know me that's what they were doing that place they were jerking guys off but people kept coming back why they keep coming back cuz they hated it why they keep coming back as with a rip-off why they keep coming back because as adults they want to get their dick touched and this woman was willing to do that and she yeah is that a bad job is a job so is Wendy's so is being a dishwasher those are terrible job to do you want to do you want to be the guy who puts the coal. The f****** Taran the streets in the hot day do you want to be that guy sucks do you want to be a guy who works in a gas station we constantly stiff and fumes f*** that that job sucks La job suck Isaac feel the same way about prostitution I feel about massage it's like if you can pay someone to touch your feet and rub your feet you can pay a dude just be rubbing your feet why can't you why can't I touch your genitals turn on dyed T-shirt with the tour dates I want to come take it to her and like because of the connection I kind of knew him so if you want to come take a tour of the ranch Nike let me call my wife and I called her and I go can I go I just want to see it then you can go can we go off and we walk in and it was like one room had like a f****** trapeze in it the other one has a hot tub they all have different like themes to them and it was like it wasn't a skanky that's not what it was pretty down and dirty was like trailers but they were clean and while I was there a doctor showed up and they gave them all f****** they check their snatches for whatever they had a little kitchen at date somebody cook a little snacks for them they offered me some I said I'm going to pass and then at the end opposing side to goes by the way Greg take any of the girls on the house and I go well that's I've never been with a prostitute before and it wasn't cuz of a hundred bucks I wasn't waiting for a freebie and but the girls were they were happy they keep 50% of the money they can't use drugs on the premises they they can refuse a customer and they come and go I think people should be able to do whatever they want that doesn't hurt people and think that falls into that category and I think it does provide a service for really frustrated man they can't get sex any other way and I think it's stigmatized I think it's stigmatize in a very weird way it's not a good job I don't want to do it I don't want my children to do it I don't want your children to do it I don't want my kids to work as a dishwasher either I don't want my kids to be a coal miner those things are real jobs you know I just don't that if we had different attitudes about sex we wouldn't look at it as harshly we look at is as horribly as we look at it we look at it different because we think they like intimacy is connected to romance and romance is connected to this emotional connection you have with this person that you sharing pleasure with me that's that is wonderful but physical release is also very important for men it's like very important and it's very important for everyone to be touched and some people people don't want to touch him it is not doing so good not a good spot they don't they're not physically attractive whatever it is whatever the movie ever it for some people and they have a desire and need to be touched and it f****** Rex them to the soul when they're not touched all the time they constantly walk around filled with resentment filled with bitterness we just quietly in rage inside if the hand that life has given them and for those people if you had legalized prostitution if it was like someone who like you you could conceivably friendships with these people that you're having sex with if you wanted to do that like I knew a girl who when she was younger she was a sex worker and she's a I might even reveal her it'd be too obvious or Truvia what she does but she did it for a while when she was like young and she f***** some older guys that would like to know and their sixties and s*** they didn't know it you know they had the money but they didn't have the time to date and you know maybe they had a wife and they want to have sex with someone on the side she would take money from them she liked it to look at the great way to is a lot more money not that big a deal because I knew who I was doing it with and I like wow she's smart you know I mean I don't think everybody has that attitude and I would never want anybody to do that doesn't have that attitude but if you're one of those girls is like hustling maybe you don't have a family that backs you up I don't have any sit like you know they're and his friends have some of them have like a girl in New York and they pay for her apartment and she's going to college and he New York 7 8 times a year when he does she freezer calendar and goes out to dinner with him goes to wherever he sleeps there they have sex and it's a comfortable working relationship so I don't know where's the where's the problem with that was the victim right permanent of all the moral and immoral things we've done especially when it comes to sex that's just sexy Fox great everybody wants it but everybody doesn't get it and sometimes people get rejected so cares all this weight and so it's it's like a bit and then you're not supposed to do it cuz God doesn't want you to or I could get pregnant Jesus Christ you pro-life or pro-abortion illogically your brain is going in a we got a f*** okay I got loads building up I got to get rid of these things you know like I just have a bit called jerk off first then think about it was with my advice for everything cuz it's only moments in life will you jerk off first and then you go you jerk off person you still want to call someone you really care about them you love them it's right not just lust yeah that's empty bags at that like I reset the clock one nowadays I pop in 24 hours did leave me alone 24 hours right not just lust yeah that's it that's empty bag think I was never good at that like I reset the clock one nowadays I pop in 24 hours did leave me alone 24 hours


    Joe Rogan | The Dukes of Hazzard and the Confederate Flag w/Greg Fitzsimmons
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    funny f****** orange challenges do you think they needed to get for one of the more interesting episodes in our culture that that show which was a beloved part of our past is now taboo you'll never find it anywhere because the Confederate flag on the roof and when we were kids there's a f****** poster that I have over the pisser from Lynyrd Skynyrd concert from like set in its own sometimes during the 70s giant Confederate flag behind them but it didn't mean they were racist and they were from the South but somewhere along the line it shifted this is where the argument gets weird right because people will say hey it's not about that it's about Southern Pride I understand it used to be about Southern Pride but now unfortunately that flag now connected to racism so you're sending out a bad signal so what you want that flag to mean for you that's great with a flag means for other people is now changed and you either accept that or you know you're fighting against you know you can't get me the f****** s*** this means that people don't they're not think people have time to rationally consider whether or not you're racist or whether or not you're from the south what are you why do you have that flag you have time to consider that you must be in the cake oh you must hate black people owe Bank there is racist you got that flag so something something shifted like really radically and the Dukes of Hazzard is like a great metric of it so other great things in our culture we could use to measure and you look what happened you didn't hit show then literally sparked a type of clothing the Daisy Dukes for gay men and for girls that are really sad like weed hit show The literally sparked a type of clothing the Daisy Dukes for gay men and for girls that are really sad like we should go with Daisy Daisy Dukes like sweetie you don't need that you're hot without it being so hard


    Joe Rogan on John Gotti III and the Gotti Family
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    but you know there's a kid named John Gotti the 3rd John Gotti the gangsters grandson MMA fighter is literally downstairs and 1 door over was the ravenite social club which was where Gotti met on Wednesday nights all the bosses with pull-up and they are the kapos and I don't know the terms but they lined up f****** limos right at Mulberry Street the families kind of fell apart since then I don't think there's a I think the FBI just had unlimited resources government backing and they slowly picked a f****** organization Apartments got people around each other in a bucket and then when they found out it was bugged the the Wise Guys would walk up and down Mulberry Street and talk about their business so we both the cars on the route the hubcaps of the cars that guy the chin what's the name of the chin Gigante how the f*** this is named Vincent the chin and he was crazy but he wasn't crazy but you that crazy sweet walk around the bottom hubcaps oh yeah maybe want me to that use that tactic more than once he's got you know that they had a f****** neighborhood where they would go to and when they were in that neighborhood that was there their territory right when you were living there was that going on like God was out of jail but they still there where Robert De Niro and Scorsese went to school at and where do they film Mean Streets that was shot a jump over the wall into the cemetery that's that's the same Patrick's School Anza cross from the ravenite social club remember anything about that movie remember the movie but I don't remember anything about what happened in I need to see that one again Rafael mean streets that was shot where they jump over the wall into the cemetery that's that's St Patrick's school and so cross when the ravenite social club remember anything about that movie I Remember the movie but I don't remember anything about what happened and I need to see that one again


    Greg Fitzsimmons: Top or Bottom? | Joe Rogan
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    problem with history right like who knows what the f*** Lincoln said all we know is what Lincoln wrote okay when you have Lincoln holding hands was boyfriend going for a walk through the garden but you just making s*** up you make me for long periods of time in the same bed but apparently people did that very often back then for warmth cuz you lived in a place that was made out of wood that you chop down your f****** self should have been for 4 years so that's what I just told for 4 years in a row have to share a bed with Lincoln he was f****** huge years old strong to the wrestler you know think about it in context right I think if you go back to the Greeks and the Romans gay sex was way more common new was like almost everybody was half guy right and pedophilia was just a normal thing young boys like if you read Socrates Theory the history of of him or of all the scholars and like really respected thinkers they had young boys that they would bang so what was what today is a horrific crime against humanity was completely normal back that so when did that stop went to do to stop by and dudes and did they just kind of do it and not talk about it or was it it seems like Christianity first brought about the shame the sexual shame that we have today so I would probably trace it back to like 2,000 years ago if you hear the question how much of being gay is stopped by society's expectations like what is the percentage of people who are actually gay who just can't act on it because it just brother their mom or their religion or their church that go to or there they got married they had kids but they really want to be gay how much did that exist what percentage of all all the gay activity do you put on a pie chart how many more gay people would there be if it didn't warm to there's no options from religion no expectations from your community we're running bottom just like when your water boarded you'll be talking to spasming uncontrollably who said that's what a lot of the guys are into unfortunately just set the big in return air on the community water board and waterboarding it's the New Black it's the new thing yeah it's the rage it's all the rage nipple clamps and


    Boston Hockey Fans Are Animals! | Joe Rogan and Greg Fitzsimmons
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    what is it with it with MMA what are what are the big nationalities is that a good question Russians Russians are murdering it right now there's a lot of bad ass Russia's wherever life is hard and going to find Fighters and you can find people that survived where life is hard and Thrive and then that's how you get like a khabib nurmagomedov yet a hard motherfuker who knows how to fight and it scares the s*** same thing with Conor McGregor you get a hard neighborhood hard life you know growing up in Dublin dangerous fighting since he was young you know that's how you get these beasts and then the American MMA guys come from wrestling or the military right some of them some of them for the military units rare you know we had special forces guy like Tim Kennedy of course we'll probably the most famous Brian stann also a military veteran and you look at these guys that are you know the guys are capable of being SEALS or Rangers or Green Berets there are just Ali humans they just did the people that know do things and push themselves in a way that other people don't sometimes that translates or the fighting sometimes doesn't just don't have the physical capability of it like they might have the mindset to survive War and the ability to get through Buds and to get through grueling physical training but he ain't being Jon Jones you know like there's just levels to this thing this genetic levels you know Jon Jones has like some of the best genetics ever and then uses them as good as anybody that ever existed bastard controlling disc ball time you got two brothers in NFL players so this like super genetics in the Wright brothers NFL Stars that's amazing and he's the baddest light heavyweight of all time and he's smart so it's not just physical it's also an intellectual he's also set straps for people who measures only sees what they're doing and he feels and weakening pressures and put heavy pressure on people he knows when the Ebon flow he's just a genius at fighting do light waves have longer careers no no the opposite I would say the bigger guys actually have they they can compete at a higher level deep into their thirties and even 40 the granny Kotor think I think he re won the heavyweight title Wings 42 check it out anymore Knockouts with heavy weights but they their bodies maintain what got them to the dance later in life like George Foreman George Foreman won the heavyweight title I think he was 46 when he knocked out Michael Moore the oldest ever heavyweight champion and that's just unheard of at welterweight you're not going to see 46 year-old welterweights winning the world title against Earl Spence Jr someone that I used I can see that 4343 Brandi was yeah that's crazy that's crazy old 43 you just don't you just don't 25lb no one wins the title at 4 system apps almost helped you survive something like that I also think they lose less as they get older news 4445 so yeah George Foreman was the oldest ever heavyweight champion 45 crazy that is so unusual is maintained a world championship caliber skillset deep into his forties was Bernard Hopkins and Archie Moore when Archie Moore was younger that was he fought deep into his forties as well but he was just a real crafty veteran he actually also trained George Foreman so like that crappy veteran trained George Foreman to be a crafty veteran put his hands up like you didn't know how to fight enormous man with enormous arms so we needed to stack them and top of each other and walk towards you like that it was his weird offense and he learned that from Archie Moore part of the part of his defense and holding his hands up in a weird way he learned from Archie Moore 43% Dana Chara what Slovakian that dude is from The Lord of the Rings Legolas list of that name they gave birth to him in a meadow it wrote a horse out there and they predict how long he took him up with one hand watching him with the other lifted him off the ice with one hand I saw one thing the guy did it's really f*****-up a guy hip tossed a dude he Judo through them like you swept him like he grabbed ahold of them swept his leg out kicked his leg out like a hoochie Mata and slammed his f****** head onto the ground is rough on ice rightly use some really f****** sneaky s*** you know he had a really great clips of guys talking to each other before fights and it's amazingly come they literally go like a they want to go and then I'll be like y'all go and then they fight and then they threatened tennis players that fighting is players that don't and if you're on if you're on the ice with another goon then it's it's expected that you guys are going to fight some point slippery floor you're seeing way more guys who have boxing skills turn that punch over like I know what a punch there's not as many overhand so you're all you do with the overhead door in the guy in the helmet with your fist the other flailing sometimes you don't see that sometimes you seen guys we throw f****** straight punches and you don't know how to fight in and then this guy knows how to do that while he's out yeah this one boom boom boom fan punching in the face while he's punching you in the face to its chaos video to watch I can't show it people at home of might have seen this but the puck literally flies and hits him right in the face and he barely moves as a day or two might have shown again in slow motion right here check to see if his teeth got knocked out oh man that is hard while I can take it against the blues but the Bruins are how to win the Stanley Cup which means Boston to win the f****** Super Bowl the World Series and the Stanley Cup in one year remember when we live there they couldn't Winship it was like they had such an inferiority complex will the Yankees beat the Red Sox they'd never pulled it off and then that Bill Buckner thing go back to just so sad that the thing about being a Mets fan we had season tickets since I was a little kid and so when they get into the World Series and surrounded by assholes watching games and I'm sorry for from Boston take it the f*** easy about your sports are so loud like like last night with it with the Bruins game they they boo the entire they introducing the blues they boo every f****** player it's just it's barbaric animals so then f****** Buckner who's this storied amazing player who's a journeyman it's been out there forever they put in the first base used to be an outfielder but he he slow down either he had bad luck with first base he gets a f****** ball hit to him and he missed it and they f****** there were death threats they dropped in that year you went down to South Park tuck it in Rhode Island's play in the minors they showed up there and f****** terrorizing get to move out to like Arizona. Hyde says he's f****** Boston fans yesterday lost yeah walk in the street yeah we're so mad it was all anybody wanted to talk about all right because they hadn't won a World Series since 2017 or something it was crazy obsessive martial arts in Lake 881 so by time 86 rolled around like what the f*** are you people paying attention to some guy dropped the ball he going to be okay but that same year I believe it was that same year the Mets lost to the Bears in the Super Bowl and a guy was on the biggest blowouts in Superbowl history year I believe it was that same year the the months that the Patriots lost to the Bears in the Super Bowl and they got it was one of the biggest blowouts in Superbowl history


    Cruise Ships Destroy the Environment! | Joe Rogan and Greg Fitzsimmons
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    I think it's an interesting time for people to communicate though I don't think anybody is ever really gotten to the bottom of things in later I mean in then in the past the way people trying to get to the bottom of things now this lot of noise with each other or even the way people are examining government and and examining foreign policy and examining the the Office of the President examining voting in the electoral process this is things are people are in analyzing now and looking at it I think because of all the other chaos of the internet we kind of lose sight of all the crazy s*** that's doing like it's doing so many different things and changing things so much that it's it's rewiring the way people are looking at the world South yeah and that's why all these f****** drugs are getting legalized the giant part of wise psilocybin is getting legalized now it's decriminalizing marijuana been decriminalized left and right it's because people here people like you and me and anyone else that has a brain that understands about drug laws here I'm talking about and you know this is pretty lock people up for mushrooms and you should take them take them to probably fix your brain to probably give you a new perspective and make you realize you were being a dick it's half of what's wrong with us we're just worried about how we interface with each other and we can the internet is giving people insights and information that's changing the way we live I think so for sure I think the access to information because the stream is so large so much nonsense comes through it that you you can lose perspective of all the positive changes taking place because the internet all these drug legalization think I don't think would ever be possible without all of the information that's been distributed online whether it's through videos or through people talking about or podcasts or routines or just fax with fact-based you know news organization start putting of the who's the real facts about marijuana and you know and fatalities and this is this Visa real facts about where they're always going how it's going right now to fun cartels and how this is crazy because we're literally creating an organized crime Empire because we're making something and everybody wants ya wash it with propaganda like they couldn't have had a just kind of decide what narrative gets played out a newspaper can't do that anymore stories versus facts yes I did and it's the Noah Yuval Harari write stories Trump facts and they basically we are a culture that human the human species has always believed the meth whether it's religion whether it's a political Dogma that we are more apps to ignore facts that don't support a story because telling facts being factual is difficult because sometimes that fact doesn't jive with what you thought was true and that you have to rectify that and that's hard and so it's easy for us to just say you know where all Jesus came and when we die our sins will be forgiven and we're supposed to do this and then if facts come up gate how how long ago man you know all the all the things we know from archaeology that negate everything is in the Bible then the story you still have 60% of it of our country doesn't believe that the they think the planet is 6000 years old I think it's 46% yeah but they won't denounce the Bible do they really had a gun to their head they really think that I don't think it's that high I think it's a lot of horseshit I think there's a lot of people that say that's what the Bible says is that what the Bible says about a good boy you know the every 4 years of government puts out an environmental study that is done by I think 12 different departments in the government and it's considered the quintessential update on where the environment is internationally and that came out in November and it was damning about pollutants and the administration put it out on Black Friday the day after Thanksgiving at 3 in the morning and they buried it in it is everything about global warming you ever needed to know and they're no longer calling it global warming there are no longer calling it's no longer fossil fuel its freedom what is the new thing they're calling it something like that name of fossil fuels this is the trouble wow translate from Team America World Police type s*** and it's like people that deny global warming it's like the facts are there in a few wealthy anyways denying that the planets warming I think they're denying how much of an impact human beings having whether or not it's worth changing the way we do in Industry whether or not we need to impose more restrictions on exhaust fumes in factories how much your drip drop by factoring that pillowing smoke and how the f*** are we allowing that yeah there's places to this day will you drive there and you go oh this group gets to pollute the air that the babies breathe they do for his business whatever the f*** they're doing to make the tires they get to pollute the air what is the worst polluter like when you drive by a factory you see those smoke shooting in the sky with what the f*** are they doing dude cruise ships I think I rather than number one polluter we did a thing where we try to figure out was it with who was it with someone was explaining how much Devastation cruise ships do in terms of the amount of fuel did they burn and the impact that they have in the fact Autos Valentin Thomas was it her we were talking about like each cruise ship like how much actual fuel to burn off is preposterous I think I read their the biggest burners of fossil fuels in the world giant f****** metal thing in the water yeah you're trying to push a f****** rowboat it's a lot of work it's a lot of work were they built something like the Titanic metal you have to be on the side of the boat size of the Titanic even God can't sink a ship that that's a quote someone said an employee if I don't know if it was written on it was written 11 launch code who's 1911 quote rowing 1911 watch a cruise ship loot as much as 13 million cars in one day is what this video is called Trump zero Trump cruise ship


    Remembering Brody Stevens' Legendary Bits | Joe Rogan and Greg Fitzsimmons
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    I just love the guys like him and and harlin's up one of those guys to that are comedies is a very specific to them and like Brody was a great example. Brody, so specific to Brody like he was 8 182 liked I like why is that funny but you would you like you immediately got a smile thinking about Brody saying it was so specific to him I was a male model and pack and I was on the cover of camel beat supportive play for 5 minutes and it was funny for whatever reason he at he was like to me it was always like he was trying to make people laugh and he was also trying to blow himself up he was trying to fill himself up it was like he was doing self-affirmations with his, he wasn't boasting he was trying to convince himself that he was good enough to be up there forever in my office I had a photo laminated photo that said Office Depot employee of the month and it was Brody he took this photo out it was like what he was using as a headshot and I kept it just to give you a smile I put it up on my board to get another one of those I don't know what the f*** happened to it when he died turn that up and let's get it get that turn into another one that I put in my office somewhere in the move from this studio from the old to do this to got lost it but I always had that in my office just to look at Brody open raw you really have to be there you have to see him he's he's not he doesn't translate no one translates a hundred does a dirty little secret, specials you don't translate 100% of what you're experiencing when you're in that room that's why you're riding on Steven sharper and your act out have to be even sharper everything has to be tightened down because you're not experiencing the physical presence of all the audience members and the comedian all in this room together cuz it's an intangible right so if like going to see you live The Wilbur Theater if that's 100% watch new on Netflix is like 80% you take away all the other people does no other people there it's just you you can pretend they're there but they're not there so you don't have that feeling of being in a public place a bunch of the people which lights you up and then you don't have to, if you came to see right in front of you you don't have that have the are you all sharing seem are in the room together you feel each other is some sort of weird way so it's like 20% of every show the momentum of like if you cut if you come no, show you're surrounded by people that have an agenda to laugh they got a babysitter they paid money they sat down they are motivated you laugh and so now you're surrounded by Fear The Wilbur Theater you a thousand people that all have that energy together you're sitting in your underwear under a blanket on a couch watching a show yeah it's it's 80% though for the most part Tommy show you're surrounded by people that have an agenda to laugh they got a babysitter they paid money they sat down they are motivated to laugh and so now you're surrounded by Fear The Wilbur Theater thousand people that all have that energy together you're sitting in your underwear under a blanket on a couch watching a show yeah it's it's 80% though for the most part


    Jail Can Be a Good Thing for Some Women! - Greg Fitzsimmons
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    did you ever watch Orange is the New Black couple times I feel like the characters are a little too over overdrawn I didn't buy them as a real people too much they seem like it felt like a writer coming up with a character as opposed to like really trying to portray human behavior but then again I've never been in a women's prison my mom worked in a women's prison about how many women who were abused abused and every f****** one of them was abused sexually physically almost all of them are in jail because of a guy they were carrying drugs for a guy they stay f****** kill the guy because he kept attacking her it was pretty rare but that stems from childhood abuse it was the best environment that ever lived in because there was a solidarity among a lot of the women that was a lot of support that was education or support group zoom and and they developed relationships with women without men around and so they were able to Foster and nurture real female empowered relationships that's so sad and cool at the same time it's sad but something's work now for the women in jail seemed it to have a better time of it than men in jail to seem like a better deal how many f****** shows about people in jail that it must be like prisoners must get agents now get off of Saginaw from MSNBC for lockup Greg they like you but you'd like you to just get some face tattoos if you think you can get you know they'll put you on a any bad guys show


    John Witherspoon Talks 'Cooking for Poor People'
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    I'm booked on books and books on book too much just to enjoy the shows though take pictures about as soon as you get to the Green Room he's like Springfield actually flat to let then I go to Memphis so what you just said you hate it but want you to stop paper cuz you have that earlier and like the one thing that we've made between that came to a combien now is we created a YouTube channel for him or he does like a cooking show right so he has he has it on YouTube Champion I do YouTube in all the stuff I do but gaming videos and a bunch of other random stuff sketches and blogs but he was like what everything tastes good is channel to be John Wick yeah and then I recommend wine I have wine if I was tall glass of Mad Dog 20/20 with this chicken and Thunderbird Thunderbird wine Ian had it behind the crate and it bring it up and get that done yeah bought the house next to us guest house kitchen an old-school it reminds me of like growing up and it worked well if you know we we predict 12:53 time comes around we used to sit back and knock him out and try to shoot him and out of them and went up and now I'm busy so he hasn't had a torso


    How Wiz Khalifa Got His Biggest Hit "See You Again" | Joe Rogan
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    hey up so at this stage of career when you're when you're looking at like what you're putting down went when you're making albums when you're putting together your music like what would excite you the most about it I'm a huge fan of Music in general so I guess just inspired off of like production issue like that like the newest producers and s*** like cuz I like to go out I like to enjoy myself I like to have fun so whatever is popping like a cat that time whatever the sound is weathers West Coast inspired or if it's down south inspired I'm just interested in finding my own way of doing what's new and what with my fans would love from me because like as a music person you want something new every time you don't want the old s*** all the time you can go buy that so I just love creating and just coming up with what's new in what I mean like I work with the newest producers out the newest artist I work with you know I mean I try to try to make my s*** sound different every time I always tell my engineer on my goal is f*** with the s*** sonically so it don't sound the same as the last album like come up with new ad libs or just different s*** to just kind of keep it fresh still do it people know me for you know what I mean but it's like just coming up with new ways of doing that I get excited that's awesome to hear I love it when someone loves what they're doing and it comes out great yet it's beautiful today and it really is and that's me is one of most inspiring things that I get out of any artist like hearing them talk about their process Rhino why I guess I was get jazzed up crazy for me because like there's different ways to to do what what I do like I have so many ways I could sit there and just come up with some s*** like brand-new or I have like this the Oreo commercial with my son wears like there's a people who like come up with what could be the best for me and I just do that s*** and then it just goes crazy if you know what I mean it's like see you again is one of my biggest song and that's on her like eight different people on it but I wrote to verses that the person who made the original song I wrote two verses for it that they loved more than anybody else's song I mean anybody else's so they gave me the whole record and it ended up being my host let me make one of my biggest song you know what I mean process of just like putting yourself in the situation and just being my are cool as work that's beneficial as it's as beneficial as being a nino mean a creative just okay imma do what I do not mean sometimes you got to step outside of that and just use your talents it's like being an actor or you know what I mean like you just fill in that spot that people need you in and I'm kind of at that point in my career because I work so hard and grind it and done so many things have come up with so many ways because I work so hard and grind it and do so many things have come up with so many waves and ideas that didn't exist before now I can use other people's ideas and just be myself and still and get you know a really big effect and everybody is happy


    Wiz Khalifa on Living in Japan as a Kid | Joe Rogan
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    those people aren't tested out here what it like by climate East Coast are tested by climate winter comes that's snowy wind comes got to get out of got to winterize your car got to get snow tires and where else Kentucky as a bunch of handing out tornadoes has already got hit hard I don't know if that's really because of climate change that those are wrapping up there's a ramp up and unprecedented levels like that and it becomes impossible to live in Ohio or Kentucky or anywhere with a tornado tornado tornado bowling pill with tornadoes Florida is dodging hurricanes most of the year just get lucky if it doesn't happen where you are sticking out into the ocean and it's right where all the tornadoes deformed all the Hurricanes Boston is pretty far away from the ocean into where my house was and it still it was like Wow and I was a little baby one was nothing but time it got to us it was nothing I lived in Japan for two years and they have some crazy f****** earthquakes over there oh really why you were there it's like a ride at Universal like cuz you see s*** moving his like damn is this really happening and the s*** happens bro like the earthquakes over there and saying wow and they get some crazy rain like when the typhoon come that s*** gets really violent to the Japanese or hold it down. My mom was in there for a little bit but then she got out and then my dad was in he got out but remarried so that's how I stayed in the military thing was my step mom and I would move we live on base you know I mean for like 2 years or whatever and then I'll move back on my mom wow what was it like living in Japan as a crazy like it was the late 90s so it was like when technology was first change in like music was just now going into MP3 and s*** like that so there was that Pokemon was really popular over there that's how it was fun like just being a kid like running around f****** it up in Japan it was cool man that's fine as hell that's an interesting little extra level to your brain right up those two years in a completely different kind of culture yet Google Cast to Riley's far as your perspective and it's being around Tokyo for a few days only once and I was like this is one of the trippiest place ever been in my life raising was crazy living there was wild like no TV like regular TV they don't got any American TV stations for 2 years I was just like YouTube wow that's amazing I could watch wrestling you forgot all not all of it it'll come back if I like him and you run me through it but I can't sit here and say no Japanese words how hard was it to learn it wasn't difficult. It's not difficult reading it is difficult because they have symbols or characters so it's like one character means like three of our words thousand writing it to Source like to be out of print and cursive they have no re different ones to go away cuz it's an ancient language to another Handler difficult bro I want to learn some Asian language because I am fascinated by reading like Twitter messages from you know how much many more characters they had books 140 characters oh yeah hahaha I had imagined do they have symbols for numbers or just use numbers forgot what the numbers look like biggest symbols really like the number one imagine that is like one two and three oh wow what does Japanese does Japanese does a Japanese language have symbols that read numbers like you would write the letter the letters t h r e e 430 you write 3 or you'd be the number 3 do they have them in Japanese not cuz Japanese like each each Nissan she is different with different whole different words for it so it's like one is Ichi so it was forever the symbol what how do you spell that in Japanese I'm starting to remember what it looks like now move back there right now you just get right back in the swing of things after a while sure he move down there and took Kendo lessons cuz he must be annoyed that you're stuck there it was kind of weird you know what I mean I Was Heard saying like when I go crazy it was fun for a little while but if you want to go back home and s*** like your man course but as an adult I feel like I would benefit a lot more from it


    Joe Rogan | The Difference Between Marvin Gaye & Eazy-E w/Wiz Khalifa
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    yeah man what do you do listen to old stuff yet Listen to I like I do like 90s R&B Now by like a funk music I like like Bootsy Collins all right I Love Jimi Hendrix he's one of my favorites I like Curtis Mayfield Marvin Gaye Kool & the Gang f****** I listen to everything but a lot of the older Soul music like The Spinners Patti LaBelle you know what I'm saying but I was raised on everything my dad listen to Bob Marley he listen to freaking a lot of staying in the police and he's one of my favorites Clemson like the classic s*** like you put on any song like for real for real and I f*** with it because I listen to a lot of different music and mr. Marvin Gaye I was saying that to someone saying that his dad shot him and she said imagine what a piece of s*** he had to pay for his dad to shoot up there right and I was like oh no no no no no no no no who grew up with a good she still loved her down she was close to their dad to me I'm like that cuz he was Marvin Gaye he's probably upset that his son Marvin Gaye truth I like you seem like you would find my one chick f*** her right album about it that would be a good narrative I think it's hard for those dudes if they're singing about f****** all the time, Norway tsunami like that he said Sexual Healing by me when you get that feeling he needs Sexual Healing like the s*** made him feel better when he was with her that's a big difference in the nwa's first album and if no music like this before and then I'll send you have iced tea for the freaking parental advisory on their they made that because like just like your parents make sure y'all check this out before your kids get it it was Al Gore's wife who is Tipper Gore it was she was the one who was in charge she was like she was leading the charge against I think it was her make sure I'm right about that oh yes I made it more dangerous I'll be put there a rated R movie with a band some stuff don't get arrested for swearing that's what they got to Live Crew for explicit lyrics wow cuz they don't like how you're saying what you're saying you're saying it could you arrest someone if they just said that somewhere in the comfort of their own house and they said the things that are in that is that illegal she'll be able to tell people that can't do that but then Florida then obscenity it goes down in Florida


    Snoop Dogg Would Mess People Up in a Fist Fight! - Joe Rogan
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    that's a good combination of getting to the bottom of s*** is weed and Marshall RTA got a good combination 100% really is I do like a lot of my thinking is just for my after I train I just sit there and just think about nothing but you know what I mean ideas come to me how to deal with situations you know because it just I don't know it just happens like that your back right tell you right yep especially for me too cuz like I party a lot and I'm in the studio till like five 6 in the morning I'm drinking and stuff like that so to just be going down that path and doing that everyday bro I look crazy I feel crazy right I have to get that off of me like I do you know what I mean oh geez I was like I'm not going to go do it tomorrow like hey everybody build me a gym but you know eventually that's the goal when I look back I'll be like I seen Jose Jim and that's that's with me I said it's not all about like just fighting and being you know the biggest baddest meanest m*********** like they really taught me about my body then that's what they do to teach you their whatever your goals are they bring you you know up to that speed so it's like I waited like 140 lb ever since I got out of high school and I yeah I know that guy before he is crazy thing is I got to get hit I'm like alright Daniel Snoop Dogg that's funny right there a lot of people in a regular fistfight is taller s*** to look at him like that look at those arms fist fight cast all s*** to look at my daddy like that look at those arms


    Rogan & Wiz on the Impact of Michael Jackson
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    listen to me about music listening to music to in a plane while you're high to set an extra impact like headphones on a plane surrounded by all these people but no one's talking lion thousand feet above the Rock's music kicks in something about old music to for me like like lately I've been getting into a lot of like really old rock and roll just imagining what it would be like to like to be around those people own and I'll see Keith Richards and Mick Jagger in the 70s you don't see Little Richard to see James Brown by Hellyeah hard to really historically put into place cuz it wasn't anybody like them before that no no rock and roll Stars no rap stars maybe like 70 years old I keeps evolving to bother you feel like music in general my favorite genre is like pop music like I love anything that could be considered pop because it changes with the times but you have these megastars you know what I mean who just transcend like he's bigger than just music neither I mean like and you you become a legend like as time goes on but like to be a living legend like living in those times and to be around those people in a really here to music and experience them and s*** like that I feel like that s*** is crazy and it's like a it's a gift like for the fans it's a gift to be that person is responsibility as well but just like to be the one Night by Beyonce you know I mean like that s*** is crazy to me like to be the one we're going to play it anyway and they play Michael Jackson and we like wow performances a kid so he works his whole life to get to be what it will look like 30 or something like that when you I would have loved to have seen him live before the controversy Rhino just to just experienced him as an artist. Have anything attached to it is what he did or didn't do I don't know what he did right you know I've no idea right doesn't look good right I would have loved to have seen him without the burden of that show me I must have been insane like he was like a different word for work you know because sometimes not work right price for just it's way better than work he's a different version of a different word for a star yet cuz he was like a supernova some rare thing yeah yeah yeah I feel like every musician has a choice like if they want to go there with it right like the Elton John's in like even my prince and s*** like that they stay true to exactly who they were not that Michael Jackson didn't they truly was but he put himself into a purse up out there for the world he did everything he had cartoon sneakers f****** dude on other people's music but like yeah hell yeah he was doing I just think there's no roadmap for the poor guy right you know when you're living in that fantasy world and nobody else can understand right and there's no one before you and then you everywhere you go people screaming he never had a break crazy. What's up I wonder if that would that would be like until like if Michael Jackson came around today and didn't exist before he would for sure be a huge star but I wonder if it would be as crazy because there's so many more stars now then there were back that because of the internet because I have just more venues now that's for musicians form for basically everyone for comedians for everyone has more Outlets let's for musicians phone for basically everyone for comedians for everyone has more Outlets I wonder if he would be as it would be as insane because back when he was that famous wasn't like anyone that was parallel not even close


    Wiz Khalifa Talks About Tripping on Mushrooms
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    and then like a month later he was on the run for rape yeah he raped some woman and then he escaped and then he was out so addicted to Jiu-Jitsu the story was that he started training again with a fake name but he was like this high level black. And it's only that especially back then when this happens like early 2000s is only a certain number of high level black belts in a running around right so you put on fake Brazilian name and started training in life big Northwest strangling black belts and everybody's like what the f*** is who is this guy so people ask a someone took a picture of them they do that guys wanted for rape you just wrote yeah yeah yeah I f*** with mushrooms cuz that's what happened with me when I was a mushrooms I was able to see people's true intentions being a rapper and s*** like that you know you'll be having to peel back the layers layers and layers and layers and layers back it looks like I see what crowd they are and it was like I feel like I was separated you know I mean it was like I was on the boat all the way out here and there while I'm on a call on an island party and then I was like damn I can see what's going on over there but it was like three years cuz they help you see s*** like that so it's like for me I'll take that as and I just live with it I don't need to keep going through it over and over like you probably seen that dude I was like oh s*** now I know people who are rapey people who are raped be dangerous person


    Joe Rogan on Transgender Athletes in MMA
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    Gabi Garcia science project and a half that's crazy what is that and she's a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu how to draw one advantage something like that but it is what it is that science who's on the podcast and ancillary it was detailing the contract because like it said in all capital letters we will not test you for steroids what came out of comic books they wanted you to be jacked I mean everybody's doing it I guess because you are she so normal Gabi Garcia any other girls smashing people in Japan different tendon strengthen your bone structure changes your voice deepens you become much more like a man I mean that's when you see transgender women when it when a woman rather is transgender man she decides she wants to be a man they start taking testosterone they get beards they have all sorts of strange things happened down below and they they start having a deeper voice and they sound like a man and that's that's exactly what happens to a woman when a woman take steroids if veteran transition same thing as taking male hormones that make your muscles grow far larger than the supposed to remember watching a movie that they did in Thailand called Beautiful Boxer but still fighting this is my take on it like that she needed to keep fighting so that she could pay for the transition skills start to diminish because there's no more testosterone when she's fighting men but if she was fighting women vagina Advantage still over women people in super Progressive activists who have no idea how Sports work those are the people the people that just want inclusiveness and they just want everyone to be okay and you know maybe this is the world I'm looking for I'm looking I'm looking towards a world where everyone's included yeah good have a transgender League have a transgender division cool. I'll be happy to support them but you're pretending that that's a woman and it's not it's a male who is transitioning woman you have an XY chromosome it's a different thing you know I'm a hundred percent if a woman says I want to fight a transgender woman okay that's fine but like four leagues to recognize that this is the same thing and like to sit like it how would you feel if all of the UFC weight classes in the women's division were dominated by transgender women I'm going to get caught up saying something then we talked for you f****** b******* it's f****** b******* right yeah you have to say anything and that's how girls feel right now when there is sports being dominated in track and field that's how I've always been a female and a male dominant sport I've always like when I go into the gym my teammates look at me as a fighter like they don't look at me as a female fighter or anything like that they look at me as their teammate you didn't mean in and I appreciate that appreciate that they tried to treat me as an athlete and and and all of that good stuff but I feel like like at the end of the day like girls need to fight girls and guys need to Five Guys wheat like we have different strengths than the guys doing the guys have different strengths in the girls doing and it's nice for us to have a place so that we can showcase yes I agree I think the only problem that I have with that transitioning thing is physical competition that's it physical competition against the gender that you supposedly aligned with can't do it but here's what you don't see what you don't see you don't see a lot of transgender men who want to fight men you don't see a lot of women who are taking hormones to become a man who want to fight men yeah good luck with that lady's good luck stop this is crazy like this idea that you just magically become a woman are you just magically become a man it's just not true and athletes recognize it and rational people recognize it but there's so much pushback from Progressive people who it's like what percentage of population we've been talking about here it's not even 1% it's it's a very strange thing that it's it's taking over the conversation with bathrooms and competition and sports and so many different things I'm offering inclusive nest fast forward of being open-minded and leg many people do you need some like a false sense of confidence Pete against women that's it's that simple it's really simple and it has to be something deeper where they you know and to me I think it goes back to like that mental like a mental block where you were you need some like a false sense of confidence


    Wiz Khalifa: Weed Got Me Through School!
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    yeah I got to get you in on some science documentaries hell yeah when you're smoking weed and watch the science documentaries that will help my music that's in the real thoughts come out kids we realized there's no getting away if you if you that paranoid feeling that you got sometimes you get too high if you have that paranoid feeling combined with a science documentary on space and then he realized watching space have you gotten high your whole life I started when I was 16 when you're 16 that started smoking everyday wow and I was just so done with it and I was selling and my mom found out and she was Loki to super cool with it was like yo ho like I smoke you smoke we smoke near me how it actually helped me get through school like to make it made it tolerable like you know me anymore I was able to deal with like the s*** that I didn't want to deal with cuz I'm an intelligent kid I just really didn't like school I didn't like the school that I went to was good I went to night school but it was just up in the time it was like so preschool for every kid is not what you want to do every day it was in like you got teachers who say certain things to you and it's like all right I understand what I'm really here for you know it's kind of hard to take those people want to do the work and move on with the rest of my f****** life after that weed help me get through High School experience exactly yeah yeah for Real about music listening to music to in a plane while you're high impact headphones on but no one's talking


    Would Wiz Khalifa Live on Mars? | Joe Rogan
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    if we ever do eventually get to space travel human beings ever do figure out how to like go to other planets and set up a civilization on mars or something that's probably what the real Next Level future of humanity is going to be for some other than artificial life if we can really figure out how to set up a base somewhere do you think you would ever go up there was a base on Mars it takes 6 months to go to Mars if there was a threat on Earth at the rent locked up like an asteroid yeah I would you know I would if if Mars was alright I was trying to go I would take my family and go to save my family that makes sense to save your family from Earth to other planets how many people going to be wanting to do that all the rich folks go to Mars isn't able to brag about it people's love to brag about Quantum are stuck at time travel thing or like Take 6 Earth months to get there but for you it's like two weeks I don't think it works that way but yeah I was wondering how does it have to be like at the speed of light come back like your brother your twin brother would be way older than you damn yeah that makes sense and it is his real high resolution screen and it showed all of the galaxies in the universe that showed all that you know just all jammed in together with like appropriate spacing between them a look at it and you just go what what the f*** is that we're in that thing we're one. In just trillions of dots of all these other galaxies through the known universe I never seen anybody show it that way and one of things he talked about was that the rate of time is not the same for each person even on earth like depending on where you go and what you do what speed you travel at you and I were born on the exact same day we both got to watch and that watch is perfectly calibrated and you put your watch on my put on my watch on the we met when were 80 if I watches are still working the time would be different cuz we've lived through different time and it might be only income or your tiny increment like a second or a couple seconds but enough so that in the whole universe as f*** so while they're watching this thing the whole thing if anybody gets a chance if you that's just one galaxy to the showing those what's up one Galaxy colliding with another galaxy it's f****** spectacular to get in space documentaries so I'm reliable Sports Source you tell me like the good okay spaceship any Neil deGrasse Tyson ones Lawrence Krauss has got some good stuff he's got good audiobooks to that Brian Cox guys as good as the guys he's a genius musician band who's got Robin in and they did they have this like stage show and you know he comes out and talks about things that explains things but explain when he explained that time thing to me that if we live the same life that are watches would be different what is a mate a good thing to see too cuz it's so different than anything else you go to say I'm always at comedy clubs I'm always you know either in the audience around staying so the be there at this place in the audience of this weird kind of like show / science seminar amazing as crazy as f*** to learn and laugh that will help my music isn't a real thoughts come out kids and then we realized there's no getting away if you if you know that paranoid feeling that you get sometimes you get too high if you have that paranoid feeling combined with a science documentary on space and then he realized exactly space if you have that paranoid feeling combined with a science documentary on space and then he realized yeah very insignificant exactly you seem extra high cuz you're high watching space


    Joe Rogan & Wiz Khalifa on Teslas and Cars of the Future
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    and me personally I love everything like I'm not a person who like it's stuck with the old shed or has to have all of the new shitt either like I'm just like obsessed with life and shiteru like all of this s*** f***** me up but it's crazy it's insane we living in same time we live in the same time and we can go and still like appreciating you some of the ship from the past like a record player listen to some old records right now and then and realize why this is how people used to get their music headphones on being a kid doing right right I can listen to some of that old stuff people do watch tapes anymore though like a VHS like that's that's not the movie is dudes would sit in the back of the movie theater like the little bootleg joins ye-yes the movie from the movie Time and ship back then they were using all of their technology that's over this is what 2019. How many years so you go back 23 24 years maybe at my imagine if you could see what the f*** 24 years from now is it's crazy I relayed it to like when I was younger in the 90s cuz I was a baby in the nineties wasn't even a teenager so 20 years from Deb was the 70s set for that to be the same timeframe like that s*** is crazy to me you really want to know how crazy this man get yourself into like a 1970 Plymouth and drive that thing and realize that in 1970 that's how people drove they drive a Cygnet like it barely knows where it where you're at those cars were terrible as that was just a few years ago in terms of human history if you look at a block of time in history like if you looked a different screen 1820-1840 and our head it's like that's the same s*** 1820-1840 what the f*** was different doing nothing different but if you look at our generation 40 years ago is crazy is crazy have you driven a Tesla not have it break the Preposterous so Preposterous car what's the deal with them then that's so fast it doesn't make sense every other car you drive afterwards will feel stupid zero noise this makes noise rap music video Entourage style girls are under Warehouse is dancing bottle of champagne girl in my house Tesla's oh yeah yeah it's a spaceship its next level if you think that they're holding back anything in the automotive World Drive that thing and you lie so that's the thing I feel like all cars are going to look a like in a girl look like Tesla's so I can have the super fast one for like the elite motherfuking but they don't have like regular ones and then we're all going to have the same card we're all going to have the same phone while going to have the same watch and we'll all cuz it controls everything like they control your house so it's like everything is integrated TV the Xbox looks like you all wanted in one so the only way to do that is for everything to be the same so like if the test was that a lie never drove driven one but if it's that it'll I don't see why people wouldn't be into it like it's just a pain in the ass is it takes a long time to charge all kind it is I mean even if you have a Tesla Supercharger thing like I have one of the wall mounted charger that's it's like more ant bite it's nice but it still takes a few hours to charge if it's almost dead whereas you can get gas in like 5 minutes exactly do portable chargers no power I don't like auto drive so I f*** they got those tracks on the side so that I can look how fast that should drink Wick especially when it's in ludicrous mode that's what they call it now they have ludicrous plus I don't even want to turn that s*** on I don't need that what kind of assholes are unhappy with ludicrous mode Xanax before it don't you think there's some car company trying to beat them right Tesla sports car looking spaceship that goes 0 to 60 in 1.9 seconds it's a spaceship suspension that's the Tesla Roadster I like that it's a dope looking little car the roof comes off too that's real demon that thing is a demon that cause hahaha I just seen you seem like the future but it died again that one's going to be interesting cuz it at 600 miles if I think without 317 the ones they have now are like 3:17 smashing smashing if you one of those people that makes those things like that's your jaw feel like this like really a process like scientific like you know cuz you don't want nobody to hurt themselves I mean you know what I mean so you have to get it just right short was like what's the process of that like what are the f*** are they doing like with technology in and electricity in a car it's going to be so fast guy have health and safety Jesus Christ and I have these things if it seemed like a futuristic moving and you get them right now it's crazy up like it's insane because people like okay where we going to be without transportation we got to go somewhere right we got to get there somehow what is this Jimmy I thought I saw something about a Lamborghini electric car but this fell into this whole of the terzo millennio some new it is electric car by Lamborghini that sell feels it has some sort of carbon fiber technology that allows it to itself if it cracks wants dry I don't know if we go it's a f****** Transformers there we go if you'd want to go on a long trip in a Lamborghini you're out of your f****** mind that thing will leave you in the middle of desert thinking bee play The Wheels on that thing what the f*** is with those real wow that's crazy and Italian spaceship your cars are getting closer and closer to spaceships what if people start flying around you comfortable with that I'm not landing on the house where we going now like what's going on here bubble highway system releases this balloons held on by by rope that go all the way to the ground and that marks the past where you're allowed to fly a flying car through a slamming each other and in the park with kids so just takes you up and it just brings you around and then it gets up there and it's like that that that that that are laws or government more regulations are cops police let's not talk about that on more on edge


    Joe Rogan & Wiz Khalifa Talk VR & Future Technology
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    is that right now I am worried that people are eventually going to all be living in some sort of a VR world yeah I mean I feel like it's designed to move that way like you know what I'm saying like you give people something and they're going to use it Sofia Tiaras awesome do you ever do that there's a thing outside of Disneyland where you does a VR game you go through go to episode of they have a like a giant room and the room set up for the the void void VR Star Wars one and there's a wreck it Ralph one okay I mean and while you're doing it you like this is just step one exactly this is going to be is saying it is one of those pieces bits and pieces like they already have more you think that really really yeah it's the best again that's in competition is getting better and better all the time but that's the way to look at it because they put it up I just think these people are very competitive the money is in getting the best s*** out the quickest okay and they're all competing with each other so they're putting out by the bootleg version and letting somebody smarter test it work it and make the better version and they'll come back and do that later well that definitely happens to I mean that's what China does better than anybody alright it might be so f****** dangerous that they don't know like how it wasn't out exactly so it's like they give us like little bits and pieces of it cuz like lettuce need only spoon feed it to us so you don't kill us just go crazy and it's like you know what I mean like and just give them that like you said give them this version of it you know what I mean by for like this more well I think when they when you really don't know what the f*** is going on that's what military stuff I think military stuff like weapons and you know space ships and aircrafts at the developing we don't know what the f*** have no idea but I think with things like consumer electronics like technology I think what you see yet I think this is as good as they can do anything now they're working on the newest best s*** but you know that's coming around there was there always constantly development other there's no way they would hold anything back really think so happened quick right they have that is in my opinion they just don't give it to us that all that stuff I can see your argument because it's you're in a war they might have better batteries or cut the military develop some new kind of battery that's possible but there's so much money in batteries like there's so much money they had a better way of doing it if Samsung came out with a phone charge 100% in 30 seconds and Apple would have to do it after figure out how to compete with the right they would have that out and hold onto that I think no one would hold on to that cuz that would just dominate the powerful right the sound the sound and f*** you know to look at music what is this the R17 Pro which accompanies latest the fastest charging smartphone the world it advertises that 35 minutes is all it takes entirely fill up a dead battery I was 7 months ago so all phones out there that can charge in 5 minutes there's not a million where I heard they can't source that much more than they might have a hundred of them around the military that were talking about right right bro like car still move off of gas like that shouldn't like the Stone Age bro like schitt's movie going electric you know what I'm saying like that's awesome spaceship s*** so they mean like at the end of the day like they have this s*** they just can't give it to you because they they're killing people testing it's like it's like food before it comes out it just crashed into the wall if you know what I mean if somebody died in in there like what we can put this on the streets yet this like all that s*** energy like what you think they have a car that's so fast I can't put on the street they had I just feel like transportation in general technology or whole experience technology technological the f****** word is it was like you used to have to have the service to pet Two-Face on now everybody can FaceTime you know what I mean it's like people don't even call each other no more they just FaceTime so we feel like a man we came up this is this is Mama by like we feel good about that we feel excellent about it but there's more I feel like I just feel like they're just sitting on it you know what I mean you're waiting to give it to us I don't think companies have any reason to do that they're the only reason to do that would be to get rid of stock of the stuff that's already selling they'll be the only reason cuz sometimes our companies announced a new product common people stop by an old product like Corvette is having a problem with that right now okay cuz the Corvette a lot of people don't want to buy them because then there's a new Corvette coming out in like a year right that's a mid-engine total read new designed I want to be stuck with the old one got you get weird might be holding out on what they're about to be able to do but like we saw that foldable phone at Samsung tried to come out with and then they had to take it back because it was so defective so many of them were breaking Rajan embarrassment and they pulled the whole thing right now they're trying to rework it and figure out what to do with it that that's like only have something like that happen and that's the number to smart phone company in the world are number one right Samsung's number one wildways number to Apple number three number one cell phone manufacturer in the world and they got that kind of a f****** his know what they're not holding back anything I don't think so I think they're trying to sell the best s*** they have right now and then they're in development with the nextlevelshit right now but as far as like what they can bring to Market and then they have is what they bring them didn't used to be able to do that now they can just touch the glass and it reads it I'll hatch it is like they just trying to get it dialed in to the point where they could sell it to enough people and doesn't break like like that stupid folding did you see that folding screen bike like you said there's like the people who just freaked out about whatever is new right right and then there's like s*** that really moves the imps and like like really changes s*** you know what I mean and there's a huge difference between those like you got the people who just want the new shitt and then you got motherfukers who's actually like doing s*** that changes things forever like streaming change music forever you know what I'm saying so it's like me discs and all that other stupid s*** that people are trying to do to change music it didn't work you know what I mean and it didn't exist was like the one thing that stands out and changes things forever that's what mother f****** remember I don't know if they're holding it or not it is what it is but like there's some smart motherfukers who designed this s*** for us you know what I'm saying and at the end of the day like do you have people who just consume it and they're just do you have people who just consumed it and there's an old man I'm here for whatever whatever let you know what I mean and then I feel like there's a lot of people who understand it and know how to play off of you know what I mean those people's emotions and then that's where you get like and I mean what we have now


    Wiz Khalifa Wanted to Be a Rapper Since the 3rd Grade | Joe Rogan
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    yeah I'm 51 haha start raining when I was really seriously when I was fifteen oh s*** what the f*** was I doing are you always working constantly it's like training you got to be you got to work at it cuz I don't got to be in the studio. Of work for producers you got to become a f****** knowing who's next and who's working with them and s*** like that so like at the end of the day yeah it's a crap I've been in the studio since I was like 14 15 and go play with your friend be a kid be normal light and sound like there was times that s*** happen and even now like I don't really do normal s*** and I mean I might like go to the movies or like go to Dave and Busters or something like that but like I don't do s*** like I just go to the studio much rather just you know I mean yeah create well that's amazing that you figured it out so young the real s*** I think I was in third grade that's amazing I wanted to be a ninja turtle when I wanted to be a rapper and I think a rapper was like a little bit more realistic I'm working on being a ninja turtle now Biggie and Bone Thugs and Harmony is like one of my favorite groups while those like you if I could do that I'll be alright and then by the time I was like 13 that's when the internet was really popular so you can download like instrumentals and s*** like that so you didn't have to like have beets or anyting then they started introducing you know at home equipment they have like a little Tascam 4-track little bulshit thing you can hear me so I started f****** around on that Mike doing my own little home studio in Fruity Loops came out and started making beads Cool Edit Pro was like the the program back then before Pro Tools and yeah that's how I got my start like just in the f****** in the in the crib just putting it together then I turn like them about time I was like 16 I got like an internship at a studio in Pittsburgh why was literally like answering the phones and running going to pick up like office supplies and s*** like that and in return they will pay me with studio time so like I will just record like off near me like being in Pittsburgh like a really wild City like the Midwest so it's like there's either a couple things you can do and there's not a lot and working a job is like the last thing that anybody wants to do in Pittsburgh so all my cousins and everybody that I know do different s*** than what I was willing to do girls like you I'm not trying to get that guy like so was I how am I going to make a way for myself you none of me out of f*** am I going to get still be fresh still you know me enjoy myself have a good time but be safe and like have fun with music so it's amazing he nailed it nail that young that's a beautiful thing all their energy into you I mean I'm blessed to go up in a timeto or technology was like taking over and s*** and I think like if you're my age and you like make music or got a camera or anything around that you good like and now I think it's like if you have anything to do and we'd like if you can sell it if you could bring it if you could come up with light technology or whatever it is like now I think it's like if you have anything to do and we'd like you're not growing if you can sell it if you could bring it if you could come up with light technology or whatever it is like that's going to be the future for this Generations like pot


    Wiz Khalifa on Balancing the Rapper Lifestyle | Joe Rogan
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    madly a up at the top there's no one who's like you doesn't work hard right so that's the myth right that's the thing to us like maintaining the wrong word for it right and hard whatever it is I mean you don't need to craft maintaining it is there's an art to that right cuz you work so freaking hard to get to where you're at and then you get there and if I cough up what do I do like there's no rest there's no rest and everything that was except before becomes unacceptable because now you're up here I mean I was like back in the day so there's an art to it you know what I mean and that's how you really maintaining stay in that spot and even level up bounce out enjoyment with things that I have to do to stay disciplined 100% a very smart way of looking at 100% like those there has to be a balance of each because like I am now I'm at this new level like whether I want to behave like this or not I put myself here I worked hard now I'm with these Elite motherfukers so this is the this is how I have to act because I'm not down here anymore I worked from here to get here so what happens to balance you put things in the place do a little bit of this and a little bit of that instead of a lot of that man and you just pick your shot and it's like you going to get everything in the end this is how it's just playing in the house supposed to be but you just piece it together just a little bit differently like I just turned 31 for that I'm about to be 32 as young to a lot of people that sold to some people as well but for me it's like it's a whole new mind State you know what I mean feel like do my twenties I was actually like a f****** teenager and like now I'm so now I look at things a little bit differently is like you I was really a kid this how you behave as an adult for the rest of your life and it still involves a whole bunch of partying and having fun but the business gets handled and things get approached totally differently that's a balanced way of looking at it man I love it and enjoy it understand to to be someone like you to be a very successful rapper and to not expect you to live the way you talked about all the time but I so ridiculous right right where he wants to party YouTube EU they want me to be myself right they want to party and want to take shots they want to smoke weed and want to stay up all night yeah why is that bad it's not so many people want to do it but it gives his image in some people's minds and frivolous life and frivolous thinking what are you doing I think I'm like the key to a lot of s*** because it's like if you want to enjoy yourself I'm a guy mean on a man and I'm just shows up he's going to like the joint is going to be amazing if you want to f****** be professional like especially within will I do because there's a whole lot of rappers who like on business you know I mean they're not thinking like that so for those guys I'm there guy they look at me like Wiz has his s*** together like he really handled his business he talks to people he shows up he does this he does that so to be the party guy and the business guy it's like amazing you know what I mean it's a it's a lane that I kind of car for myself but it's me and real-life so it's like that's the only thing I have to do is really just completely be myself to be 100 but can show up do my business thing tell people do the right thing and staying till people do the right thing and f****** light to Joint you know


    How Wiz Khalifa Started Training Martial Arts and Gained 40 lbs!! | Joe Rogan
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    yeah it flows with men I think like the training helps you get all the b******* off your back right tell you right yep especially for me too cuz like I party a lot and I'm in the studio till like five 6 in the morning I'm drinking and stuff like that so to just be going down that path and doing that everyday bro I look crazy I feel crazy right I have to get that off of me like I do don't like that for myself it's nice to have at some point like that's how I look at you like the OG so it's like I'm not going to go do it tomorrow like hey everybody build me a gym but you know eventually that's the goal when I look back I'll be like I seen jealous jimin that's that's with me yeah yeah it's cool that the team there is good like I said it's not all about like just fighting and being you know the biggest baddest meanest mother f***** like they really taught me about my body then that's what they do to teach you their whatever your goals are they bring you know up to that speed so it's like I waited like 140 lb ever since I got out of high school and I he's pouring Daniel seraphia yep Daniels f****** crazy yeah I know that guy he is crazy yeah I mean I guarantee you Snoop Dogg that's funny right there a lot of people in a fist fight as tall as s*** to look at him like that look at those arms yeah yeah he was working at the gym for a minute then I guess he chilled-out yeah it sucks it's anyway my point was the videos it's nice to see cuz you're training hard like I'm watching the pads why was earlier I suck right there you are sparring right there was one of the greatest muay thai fighters it's not the greatest of all time that I do is super tired he's amazing like you said when you meet them they are cool as hell so to meet him and him not to want to whoop my ass or like tell me like hey you look goofy sit down like showing me that I can use later so it's like it was cool of sparring play write each other. multiple time world champion you know he would talk in depth about how they would play they just playing they just hit each other to slap each other a little bit and then you like that way they understand the timing of it but they never worry about it they don't get hurt and they can do it all the time I really smart way to do it and he's capable of doing that or a guy like you hell yeah definitely seen that a lot like on Instagram and even with my trainers will do it like me Ernie was just doing that yesterday was like develop in the timing of the kicks where it's like you kick me I can't you I can give you kick me I kick you twice you take me three times I kick you was how you said just playing around then like when you got a good sparring partner you take care of each other involved they do like needs it looks like kind of hard but they're just making their bodies harder like you said for later cuz ya like they used to it lot of times they'll slap each other with the side of their leg to rise than I really drive the knee in nose hairs yeah slapping each other a little bit I don't know tell me tell me what what videos play on this was probably like a year in the year the way you're moving I mean you just no fat to your movements rice if I'm saying like everything you're doing it might not be the fastest in the world of the most devastating but you doing it perfect thank you know exactly how you supposed to do it and then you just get better and better from there. hard work you can't do it any other way. Just just work it out and eaten I was a hollow I'm sorry that's mine no worries man welcome to the wonderful world of convenience I'm burning so much setting alarms to eat in a little bit more rest to wake up Pakistan made up the who told you to get up in the middle of the night and eat though my trainer yeah trainer and his daughter the famous actress play the boxer okay no that billion dollar baby or something Million Dollar Baby actress alarm set but she would wake up and have a protein shake just regular eating habits just reminding myself then I mean I was eating like twice a day on some Justin Rockstar s*** can lie like that bro do you have a nutritionist for someone who handles your meals meal Preps rat making all that s*** happen for me so it just comes to the door so you can make sure everything's healthy exactly what you want all that for you as fresh every couple days that's a good thing to not have to think about the food is like a big part of it and working out is one thing people just want to get big like you said I'm going like we were talking about it's like mind body and soul right so the food is for the soul every couple days that's a good thing to not have to think about the food is like a big part of it and working out is one thing people just want to get big like you said I'm going like we were talking about it's like mind body and soul right so the food is for the soul


    Wiz Khalifa Smokes an Ounce a Day | Joe Rogan
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    we weave God what's the word gawked what's the word when you are gold over someone's body would dude you got jacked and being skinny to shredded you're pretty serious about MMA training man it's really just about like the lifestyle so you know freaking the mine in the body and the Soul go together so yeah so you know spiritually I've already ascended above my peers now I'm taking my body up there how you doing spiritual giant juggle weed you got it's like a drink you know what I'm saying like alcohol. I only drink dark liquor whiskey or I only smoke a can only get a big hit right you switch it up to somebody else's stuff you like crazy and I really feel that you'll see me like over in the Cornerstone somewhere I don't smoke my screen I'll get runny nose coughing yeah I need the Tennessee KKK stoned all day that s*** doesn't get done he said you like Blitz a little tobacco give you like this little extra high glad you admitted it now tobacco wing and they try to mask in Sweden hi the little like being a legal weed is these days because it's like I would I my son had a spring concert yesterday and I will feel like s*** back in the day walking in this smell like butt cuz he goes to private school 9 year old in with the twenty-two-year-old when she was growing up it was all weird weird and you are a loser Les dates you know I'm getting real did you see that s*** old lady a grandmother they locked her cuz she had CBD on her skin would it take CBD during her pregnancy to help her her nausea and all that yeah I was just telling somebody the other day smoking pot is going to be old school like you know I mean we're still going to do it but it's totally moving towards just ingesting it and all that s*** sprays and it works


    John Witherspoon Tells Story of How Frank Sinatra Helped Redd Foxx with Tax Problems | Joe Rogan
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    stukas before when you think about like real giant famous comedians before prior this like a handful of them nobody like him so he was one of one I remember stop one day in a little stores and I have cassette tapes of Richard Pryor performing live at red foxes Club Red Fox. They just had a recorder and he's just f****** around until he's ranting and raving house took everything he took a ring on his finger and took his shoes they took him and he'll never my chicken raw to cook in the oven and so he shut them down accident that bad that they took everything so Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis jr. and some other other friends went to his club and work two or three weeks every night to shows sold them out to get enough money to pay his taxes to get his Club back and he was so happy to everybody's all my God I want thank you for doing this for me so they all went to only separate ways red fox oh my god when paying taxes again after Sanford and Son is before and after


    John Witherspoon Tells Funny Richard Pryor Stories | Joe Rogan
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    what you around when Pryor was in its Heyday yeah that was in 74 when you were just getting their prior without was he was he was already just missing one she knew I was no fighting and I'm just being polite and stuff and Richard would come in come by to see how you doing I said fine I'm doing this you never come out to see how I'm doing you just saying this to set it up for he wanted to work on his acting missing for new album Cherry in it and so I know to go away I go way they told me to Michigan drive you crazy crazy come back and drive you crazy I put you on right now and he goes to in 2 hours who is album you don't got his riders in the back booty would bet that right now coaching him on stuff to say all that stuff he had all that and then he would have three weeks in the middle room or he work every night every night and then we moved to the main room after about three about a month individual room and moved to the mainland that's when people draw so mixed with make so much money it would draw so many f****** people old hoes ain't been out on the street oh my God he had Mick Jagger Willie Nelson that was that was a that was a thrill for me so let me move to the main room but I would kill every night and earn from Detroit and Nat King Cole he went to the ladies so I am working at The Comedy Store and I'm in front of his I would get dandelions and hand it from the ladies and some ladies get exactly what I wanted to say directions that I added to my ACT caused a lot of ladies out there they love that s*** and I got it the women through the Roses back at my feet that's a damn he told you you were too funny funny I love you but you too damn funny open for me I don't want to be where have to work that damn hard I repost I helped you repost it on your IG story and then The Comedy Store screenshot it and posted it and yeah they did that they did it like a month ago play End man was he high on cocaine and stuff you know that's amazing 77 every Sunday and he had job he had some barbecue at swimming pool is on Parthenia house that was for sale recently for about 4 million but I don't think people realize that Richard Pryor live in that they don't want to be caught on fire over there This Old House his people that he probably never seen in them seen in years jumped over that damn your head is huge fence and stole all his watches and everything hard to believe we had so much fun over there and Sammy Davis Junior would come there every Sunday and limousine and a tuxedo t-shirt cuz he died about 61 62 63 you must been in this 50s 40s and 50s tuxedo I'll take them all with us at me but we checking me grabbing my dick


    John Witherspoon Says The Boondocks Is Coming Back | Joe Rogan
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    I host a show that always like this always yeah I'm on the cartoon what is The Boondocks cuz I remember what the thing is I went in for that show to play one of the one of these or whatever it didn't happen but I'm over here cuz he's getting his friends with Aaron and when that Aaron just called him in to do a like a one-day roll number things to do like a like a guest star role and then they were like dang he's funnier than what we were thinking so we so they gave him a role that he was a sadist call Dano shirt and I had a a t-shirt that I tore and put a PIN to put it back up so that was I thought that was clever so this happened 20 years ago I kept that outfit in my garage for 20 years and I used it on black Jesus saying that I will Hollywood Shuffle but then they took so then he wore it they they did their thing and then they were like this thing stinks so we'll just recreate it for you they did everything over commercials and Thing 2 with him never his special HBO Comedy Special


    John Witherspoon Tells Old Comedy Stories | Joe Rogan
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    I was broken I was coming up man would you start doing stand-up my brother on Thursday and his wife teacher at John pickleman acting classes once a year and she I want you to be on the show and was by Joe Cocker and all that stuff some bull I worked at Cadillac motor car and my job was plating bumpers to Bumpers and so the bumpers that I'm picking this up Spanish I got the hell out of that I went back to you had to go to New York I might not stay in your three years back to LA and I'm at but that the Detroit got a car by myself and when you went to LA you went to do stand-up Missy breaking up Mitzi Sami Yusuf Sami Sami was a big-time, so I'm I got a job call named Bob that's only thing he came in LA with I just had this blue I had this blue one Mustang I bought only like you see on the car if you grab that at least tell me my friend here in Las Vegas for doing then you go to La do you know what they're doing at least almost an hour I mean half past 30 days to stay there for 30 days then I went that night got my navy suit on and sharp as I can before I get modeling clothes you know man standing around trolls 2 and 1/2 days across the country I call people in Detroit When you call you $150 left I saw Diana Ross see what I would do I would go at night during the weekend during the week I mean you can go to the front of the casinos then the guy and the front they say imma, cuz my send it back then, cuz I'm gone they say that you do that just just be broke my check is coming from the unemployment it'll be here another day or two I can go without food for a day lotion that would have done the guy came and he said just got on job just hold on sir I just got here you have struck the jackpot today my rent I got that call I got me some gas control you know how they have it in Vegas they got to do island in the middle of the street and when you go over Island I drove all the way from 3 in the morning Will Come Away with time will that drove all the way back to LA and my friend let me stay at her house for about a month candy she was a good friend of mine best you let me do that cost no money eating a potato a white potato white potato and some old bread and some syrup and I said I could get the f*** out of here that's a six-month waiting game that you had to play because you lost your money on actual County airplanes coming in and taking off cuz you can see him from my my door you see the planes coming to look Karen thinking they know each other videos claim terminal it come in UCM take off that's all I did all day long deserve my money so people tell you I deserve every dime and I got a color TV and a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken back then when you trying to get off from the store how did how did the auditions go what day do you have to go through the 74 Arthur beginning and in the front seats up there Missouri for the owners grandmother reserved for the mother's father and so main room I would make that will make him to look to to 300 at night sometime 500,000 just at the door that's what I knew her when she was like that she was a smart lady she was she was she was baby I know my own Missy Hillary's enrolled in India money and get selling tickets she and I the only one there working at the bar in the back so messy 3 minutes 4 minutes into my the people that lie but she's too much trouble too much. I don't want to hang around too long are you still there I see he's still there last night downstairs he told me they have a podcast for the podcast yeah they have a podcast Studio about three weeks of being at trying to be funny I'm doing old Redd Foxx jokes Bishop the same song He's going crazy she put me on the road he put me on some nice times and check with Lisa but she wanted me to stay with her on that door and emceeing help her out the door closer Place one day I need to do about the house all dirty and lazy but didn't try to make the bed covers doing on top of the bed you know nothing for sale back in the day I went to look at it but I had a dog and I was pretty sure it's not who's going to get out of that one right behind out of the driveway I think yeah I saw him I saw him the other night at the at the store in the parking lot and he was he was telling me like how The Comedy Store that's really funny as a man you got to see this crazy dude named Sam Kinison and so he said for having mom have them send me the tape or something to give us a call on the show what's a debutante love him on that show where they fell on the floor open my friend Sam always with my friend missing after while she would get these young cats like David Letterman to be the MC of the first show that worked at the 12 show all the crazy people on the show me Paul Mooney Sam Kinison he's my name in any dog name on stage punch them like the bear Smokey the Bear only you can prevent f*** you.


    John Witherspoon's Son Does a Great Impression of His Dad | Joe Rogan
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    unbelievable how to make this really good all all the noises get like you say you be perfect for ASMR by the wishes make that type of stuff that's funny you do when you got in the car today you got in the Kearney look like real quick on the on the freeway I might work on the freeway 60 mom going slow right now I guess so you like it yeah I just hope you be successful I'm going to try my best to be successful he's too busy counting is going to worry about my career college and then I did not turn art into career so why my friends like once you try acting you always wasting time at class making it laugh and interesting idea so I started like doing commercial act and what not but I have friends were Comics like I don't usually bring up he's my dad might get something and just randomly happens usually late and when that comes across there like honest crazy so you got like a wealth of information in the sense of being a good, and writing and its neck him questions about stuff like that is the funniest elf cuz he just buried like like you just said is there is very flat out and just kind of like he doesn't watch my set like I just go up and I do my I do my time and I coming through cream room like and you ready to go he's like oh yeah about like how he can how he can leverage like his you know his his notoriety in this day and age on the internet that's my thing the fluke cuz one day like five or six or seven years ago someone stranded that he passed away and because of that we had to create social media for him so when that happened he's calling me and I'm getting calls from random people who know him and also my cousins like I got to have family call me crying like create a Twitter that day and then through Twitter I told him I'm like we'll just tell people you're around and a tweeted out like Hey Y'all is the real John Witherspoon blah blah blah I don't listen to those phone he's making up the rumors cuz it was like #or something and then off of that his Twitter game like 25k in like an hour and then later on down the road he got into Instagram kind of randomly where he just he had an Instagram didn't really post and then I think one day you did you did just a random thing or he was rammed to Megan and and he was making like a joke about like Bill Cosby and what not and he's like the stuff Bill and whatever other social media platforms randomly found it reposted it and now he's like he went from like six gate 1120 that dumb stuff Bill and whatever other social media platforms randomly found it reposted it and now he's like he went from like six gate 1120


    John Witherspoon Was Amazed by Anderson Silva's Front Kick | Joe Rogan
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    everybody saying that Frank Sinatra play basketball there they all pay toll that place now that's why I was Presley Elvis Presley everything turning to turn into boxing like Bakery boxes what's the reason people came out Lennox Lewis Emmanuel Stewart head coach there before he died want to go to Wild Card let me know anytime you want to go to California and Anaheim serious about that we ever gotten one of them live no no never never know ya let's hook that up update on that background piece on the background I saw one this guy was may you don't tell me what to do to feel something is his name is Anderson Silva oh yeah yeah yeah yeah the different song about kicking him in the head wolfen wolfen r1s


    John Witherspoon Schools Joe Rogan on Detroit
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    yeah something Still Rock cologne to be so shiny and they get that cologne I'm broke I got $0.03 in my pocket do you like clowns and get there who get together and they States what they do that's what then that's where they live blooming right Detroit fell off quicker than any City in the western world but when is it available the people oh my God what am I gonna do what am I going to do what caused it do you know I mean obviously manufacturing moving to Mexico and other but do they are much more limited role but it's like the one like a base or kind of like a warehouse and they move that to maybe their Top Gear new show called The Grand Tour they do it on Amazon and they did one episode where they went to Detroit and they were in Detroit about a house for like two grand yeah oh yeah wasn't about house we need some work lyrics everybody but nobody there but he's gone there was when we were there when we drove through is like the amount of giant Warehouse is it a completely empty with all the shattered windows out very depressing somebody burned it down some more stuff like that but it was it was just like any other City to me it's coming back for sure if it's also like you know there's a lot of young businesses or starting up and craft businesses and people around people of Ingenuity to figure out a way so it's not going to be what it used to be how old is he 23 warm hot night people walking around these beautiful women


    Joe Rogan on How Special Jon Jones and Anderson Silva Are
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    now people get to Cielo Caleb Jon Jones is out for all that time for other problems and then for the drug problems like this is a lot of money that got lost from you probably like tempered him I still have this gift of incredible Talent natural-born fighter he just knows how to fight some guys they have all the technique all the talent but they don't know how to put it together Sean knows how to put it together that could be the building to be getting bombed and it wouldn't matter he just beyond the bag working on his technique in the sport and our error it was like Anderson Silva Mighty Mouse Jon Jones rise up and it's he just it's almost like he had cheat codes like you to see what they were doing I'm just like okay well I'm going to do this and I know you going to do that and pop there goes and he just figures out wonderful to watch though because opened up like a door for all of the rest of us fighting I feel like with any good fighter when you wash them fight it opens up a door in your own mind like oh like that's possible and so feel like what Anderson Silva did that a lot with his movement with his head movement with his variety of of punches and kicks and the angle that would sit came in from you know and I don't know I feel like Anderson Silva did I feel like Rhonda did that with her Judo feel like when she did that with his karate and then you know I can go down the list of list of everybody but I feel like it's kind of like goes in cycles and watch them and I can implemented things I feel like that's why I've been able to be in the game for so long and then still continue to grow and evolve because I get to watch other people and the things that they do in like add that to my to my to list you know nobody move better than the sky like he doesn't get hit hope he gets hit he is rare like every three or four fight someone catches and like John Moraga caught him with a good straight punch like that that's like that was the last I remembered I'd like to see him run it back with the ones like couldn't be a nicer guy like if you didn't know that he was one of the best fighters that's ever walked the face of the planet you go out of this friendly guy seems he's so nice and normally talks like he's articulate it doesn't talk I mean person who's just it's a great it's a great example of like something is contrary to the stereotypes of people think of when they think of cage fighters like something is contrary to the stereotypes of people think of when they think of cage fighters


    Joe Rogan on Thug Rose's Future After BRUTAL Slam KO Loss to Andrade
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    exactly what about and Rajan and Rose I was scared I was scared really bad landing landing on her neck like that was terrifying like way to cheer until I see she's okay cuz that can impact you seen the photograph of the landing itself I mean it's it's one of the worst way to get over land she's essentially head-first with a neck sideways and drop she doesn't Lisa leg and she holds on the Camorra switch you just can't do just can't do it got to let it go and what she she's she's held on a things before and you know and caught armbars and triangles and one of those things you make mistake Entourage that was crazy I feel like Styles make fights and it was the perfect fight for and Josh to Showcase her knockout power because KK is a pressure fighter and she instinctively will go forward and throw when she is in danger and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't you know and she throws hard obviously a couple times she's dangerous but yeah I think Styles make fights and that's that's what happened with her and that situation what do you think and Elevate roads that way and drop on your head when you think about how strong you have to be to do that you know the division is actually probably good cuz it's exciting cuz it makes things up a bit you have you wanna who is the dominant Champion for so long rose comes on to Pete's her and then Jessica dumps Rose in her head beats her and a fight that she was losing me is like it's a hotbed of talent that 115-pound women's division is amazing right now really is completely trained and we get better I feel like what's going to beat on Josh's Rose had Rose was doing exactly what she's doing I think that Rose actually kind of got up a bit just a little bit complacent and like she's even said it herself it was a moment of of laziness the legs when she's attacking the Camorra she was elevated and dumped and and and I'm sure for a lot of for Camp she's she was able to do that with with her teammates and it probably pop off good submission you know but in the moment of a fight for a championship belts in your hometown against person that's bread-and-butter is Apollo Drive you know it's just like Stacks up against you for sure how to find someone as strong as is her outside of maybe Valentino who she does train with I mean but Jessica Andrade is probably one of the strongest women in a hundred fifty pound division she's so damn strong so good luck trying to find someone to replicate that and training don't train that strong woman hairstyles different to the counter fighter and she picks and chooses when she wants to go and if she holds you down are not on Jaws of takedowns take her down and you know in a lot of ways you want to also showed how to beat Jessica and Rodger you know she's going to be there a difference with your mana and roses that Rose because this is just my opinion because roles has it has shown to have more variety in her in her toolbox she's a really good grappling in this not that I don't think she's as she's not set of hesitant to go to the ground I feel like if if the situation allowed it she would go to the ground and even get a submission Anand Raj whereas with you wanna she knows what she has to do to win and she'll be stubborn in that sense and do that for 5 minutes for 5 rounds consistently you know what I mean and I feel like with rose she's she will she'll take rest and and a lot of times that does work for her you know sometimes it just doesn't yeah that was just one of those times to see her talk about fighting. That she doesn't know if she has that in her anymore just to be mean to a person to hurt a person I thought that was really interesting looks like right well now I know that I can and it's kind of like well I've already I've already accomplished what I wanted to accomplish I don't know maybe that's just me thinking out loud of what maybe she might be going through what might be going on in her mind you know you have more motivation to defend it the champ and I want to say two fights ago we started implementing visualisations of me being a champ and defending about and how that would look like you know and higher my for psychologist and yeah so that that makes the mountain higher you know it's like it's not the end


    Joe Rogan | Sage Northcutt Had 8 Facial Fractures After KO
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    quote they had like a card with all different types of of fighting on the MMA legitimately world-class Fighters they're beating guys like they Timothy not to just beat Eddie Alvarez knockout easy farming 285 lb but that's really what he walks around here because I mean if he's getting knocked out by that I'm wondering if maybe he should be walking around lighter or I don't know but that's that fight played out realistically not not that it's better feeling worse for him but Sage is a young guy he's 21 or 22 years old he's got a limited amount of world-class Muay Thai experience he fought Cosmo who was in multiple time world champion it's just a bad fight with a set that up if they're trying to build them for the two people I called you to say after the fact you're right but if I was in sages corner to hey bro there's a lot of fights we should take background and something in stressful situations you always revert back to what you know times and then as Sage circled off he went to his right and cracked him super Elite fighter I mean when it comes to striking I feel like that is where being Elite is the most dangerous for an opponent you know I feel like if somebody gives you fighting Elite Jiu-Jitsu got any catches you and you submit to you you live another day I'm just trying but that's he'll be all right if you get ko'd by an elite Striker who knows what kind of damage happens to you and I went when his face got broken wings that had 8 fractures in his face his cheek is orbital look at that a piece and back together and eat 8 fractures in his face his cheek is worbital looking at a piece and back the other end of the x-rays


    Michelle Waterson Fought 10 Months After Giving Birth | Joe Rogan
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    there are there's quite a few women's MMA fighters now but it's still small in comparison to men when you meet young girls that look up to do recognize that the you have you have a very is a very critical and it's a very small role there's an in small in terms of small amount of people providing that role as Role Models two young kids that are thinking about fighting when I girl meet you at the karate hottie like is it is it weird to like what is that feeling like to you when you meet a young girl and say oh my God this is me when I was 16 that I've touched people's lives you know my parents you know that are happy that I'm pursuing what what I'm pursuing even being a mom you know so I think that's really cool just because I feel like when I was pregnant and I had my first fight back when I was 10 months old and I was still breastfeeding I like breastfed her I was 25 when I had when I was pregnant but yeah I just remember being pregnant and being everybody talks about like postpartum depression but I was really depressed during my pregnancy I mean don't get me wrong I loved being pregnant and there was a lot of memories that I had with her being in my belly and me feeling her and all of this and that that those moments II treasure forever but I was depressed like I couldn't do what I wanted to do it's not like I could go out at 8 and I felt feeling bad I couldn't just do the gloves on and go out and Spartan and hit somebody in the face and everybody and I watched everybody progress and and fight and you know it ain't me alive and I just there was just so much uncertainty and so much unknown with my body going to be the same you know what I don't even want it was I going to have time to do it there was just so much that I didn't know inside was that was really down then and I get a lot of moms that approached me and they tell me that because I went back and continue to pursue my dream that they did too and I think that that's cool amount of time to rebound from giving birth then get yourself back in shape then get yourself into fighting shape where you like I'm ready to take a fight and then trained for the fight and that is incredible process to go through in 10 months and and my games like 50 lbs I gained a lot like I looked like the blueberry on Willy Wonka the Chocolate Factory but that I had her and I just wanted to be a mom I just wanted to be with her and I wanted to nurture her and enjoy my time with her and I think it was after three months where I was like I want to be supportive and so I'm coming to the gym and you know my diaper bag in one hand and my gym bag in the other and my car seat and I had come into the gym and I set it all down and I'd get wrapped up and should be in the car seat which allowed and start to cry coach wink or a coach Jackson would pick her up and then you know they'd let me Spar and you know she needs to get she needed to eat I would go to the room and feed her and then come back and and and we made it work because my joints and my bones were like all spread apart you know I don't know like all the the science behind it but they just say that in order to like have the baby like everything kind of separates from each other your bones like loosen and you're like more agile and loose and stuff like that and so instead of running I would swim for my cardio and that helped me hard on my joints or anything like that and can help me get back into shape and he kind of just you kind of just go with the flow and figure it out as you go it was really hard I was worried that I was worried that because I got back into sparring and this net that I would go dry like my milk would go dry but I didn't it just my body just figured okay this is what what you do and I I still produce milk and everything and it was really sensitive first to get hit and and then I just got used to the pain and then memories I would only produce as much as she needed as well as cool now when you fought incredible for your daughter to only seen you fighting that's got to be crazy to write and you can't remember when you weren't fighting my mom kicks ass they're normal to her. You know she she sees John and Holly and you know that's that's Auntie Holly to her it's so like you know her expectations for for what she can be in life I think her way higher you know and I think because she's surrounded by people like that that and that's why I like to keep around because you know my dad used to always tell me that we learn through our actions are parents you know you walk the walk you don't talk to Talking so I think the best teacher can be my actions for her to see it through her own eyes I can tell her this this in this all day but but it's a different story when she comes to a fight with me and I am the champion of the 105 champion and I'm defending my belt and you know I bust my eye open to the point where you can't see it anymore and I lose my belt and for her to see that and for her to see that mommy's okay and that failure is a part of life and that I still love what I do and I'm going to still go after you know my set of Dreams because failure is a part of your journey no giant stage in front of all these people in the crowd and television that's amazing for her aren't you afraid that she's going to see you get better than this and that but why would you want to Shield them from that stuff I know I know it's it's hard it's a hard pill to swallow you don't want your children to see you her and this and that but I'd rather her see it and be prepared for it you know because life isn't fair life isn't sunshine and rainbows all the time it's a hard pill to swallow you don't want her children to see her in this and that but I'd rather her see it and be prepared for it you know because life isn't fair life isn't sunshine and rainbows all the time


    Joe Rogan Wonders What Past Fighters Got Away with PED Use
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    I think it's important to have fairness and this this is why I'm So Pro Utada I love what they're doing I love the fact that they're testing the s*** out of people that show up at people's house at 6 in the morning hey wake up time for a test is it the same in every country here in the States but in another states is it a strict because it is US anti-doping agency that's you Sada take care of the rest but for me to stress about it is just time wasted I think for myself well I do know of a case where there was a fighter who told me that there was a guy who was openly dirty as far as what everybody knew and he knew that he was going to piss hot so he went and did some seminars in another country were there and the gentleman who told me soul is Matt he's ducking drug test that's what he's doing over there yeah for sure because it's legacies tainted but if you got away with it is it worth it to me how many people got away with it here's the question how many people retired and we never got to see their drug test from 2006-2008 equally taken on like back when they used to have those silly wait drug test for their chest to at the Wayans which is basically intelligence test did the testing today is so much more sophisticated that's why people getting popped for EPO and a bunch of things that we're hard too hard to find the thresholds like this is a Jon Jones tank with a pica grams what the the the insignificant amount in terms of like a performance-enhancing aspect of it that is in his system like how can they detect that what they can detect a because the machines are way more sophisticated the drug testing if he had tested the tested two years ago he would have tested clean but now it's just they're just way better to tell you something even if you're taking creatine and that creatine is painted which is a lot of it with these guys Tim Means that was his deal he was taking a supplement that was painted quite a few guys have legitimately just take an over-the-counter supplement that they thought were clean then they got something just something that doesn't have any effect on their performance but it shows up and I'll show up weeks in John's case like here's been showing up for like a year and a half times on and off and when you're cutting weight that's what it seems to come back that's what it seems to show because your body you losing fat you losing losing body fat stored in fat they think it's very confusing for them there to try to figure it all out and then any all these f****** people online or to rant and Rave about Pica grams in this like a big picture science experts and I think it's I think it's all bulshit that John will have the fight he should be banned for life it's all bulshit the John's allowed to fight you should be banned for life and like you know you're not listening like he tested negative and then he tested positive a week later and they tested negative a week after that like What's Happening Here something weird happening


    How Michelle Waterson Started in MMA | Joe Rogan
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    are you from military background my dad my dad wasn't so that's how my parents met my dad was stationed in Germany my mom was fleeing Thailand to her her first husband was like physically abusive to her so she was leaving Thailand and she came to Germany to find her a GI and then found my dad Ryan at the time and my dad was in the hospital and so my mom was taking care of them and get them food and fall in love really long pregnancy just weird this kind of weird I don't know why but then we move to Colorado and I was born a little bit when I was younger and then back to Colorado and I grew up in Aurora Colorado gymnastics as a kid and my parents just we just couldn't afford it was really expensive and so my brother found a little karate spot at the church just across the street and it was a community like a community karate thing and so it's something that all three of us could do and so yeah we jumped into it and I fell in love with it I just it just took over my life and changed my life and I first it's funny because it first so I would do like the the karate tournaments and so there's points buying and then there's the cottages and I thought the cottage were Silly and I remember going in and doing Point sparring and getting knocked on my butt and I like I think I want to do some cottage then I want to bring some trophies home but all the way up until I was 18 and so I did a lot of the flight the flashy like extreme martial arts katas with the like the flips and stuff like that but I always I always came back to sparring because I wasn't good at it that I wasn't good at it and then I found my Niche it cuz it's starting to get to two points to the head for kicks to the head so I would just sit back and let him come and just kick him in the head when the fight so how did you go from that did you go from that to kickboxing or did you go right into MMA like when did you when did you start training MMA karate and then didn't wish you and then I get a little bit Campo and and they kind of do a little bit into kickboxing and so it kind of just happened pretty Strangely I was in college I was working at Hooters and I was doing the Aldi's like little side jobs like doing photo shoes for this and that and I was a ring girl for a m m a shell anime and I remember just walking around the cage and thinking man I want to be like on the inside I thought that was that looks classic I could do it cuz it was mixed martial arts you know and I remember talking to her motor and he kind of laughed me off and was just like whatever you know your ring girl and it was a smaller local show Donald Cerrone was actually fighting on that show and he told me yeah and so he came to my work at Hooters and I wasn't there and he was just like let me know you're serious about fighting get your ass in the gym in Colorado like at that point when I was still in college and I just was not happy in college I was kind of wandering around aimlessly is really successful in high school and you know it it just didn't transfer over to college I still have I got good grades of 3.8 you know I was going to do you but I wasn't happy I just there was something missing and it was it was the martial arts a big part of my life do something physical to probably right I would imagine it's someone growing up doing martial arts as long as you did you like the thrill of using your body and moving around like that it's so important like once once you do now and you compete and it's becomes a part of you the idea of like sitting in the classroom all day and then eventually sitting in the job all day was probably not not that compelling I was going to school so is double majoring in theater and Sport Science so it's majoring in theater cuz I got a scholarship for it and I was doing sports eyes I wanted to be like physical therapist for like a sports team or something like that or even a martial arts team but yeah so I decided to take it like a little bit like a break from that and my mom my grandma was sick in Thailand so then I was like I told my mom I just go with her for the summer in and went to visit my Thailand and all those out there I went to stick your tongue moytie camp and I absolutely fell in love with it they made fun of me cuz of my my Karate kicks and my feet are blistering up from kicking over and over and over on the concrete but I loved it I fell in love with it it kicked my butt and I found out with it and I came back and I dropped out of college and I decided to pursue fighting so where'd you learn training at a school in Vail and so I would I would go to I would I would work on the weekends and then drive up to Vail and train my grappling in all of it like this like all of the anime and so I figured okay is my my my protege Burn It was supposed to be a mature but the girl that are supposed to fight fell through and the only girl that they had available was already Pro she's like to know Pro and of course you know how Donald it was like whatever f*** it just do it you would have grappling nights when we would do grappling but it wasn't anything like substantial so yeah 4 weeks of grappling training and I figured okay you know I'll just use my stand-up to to win the fight and she was swinging from from way back here and trying to take my head off so I ended up taking her down like six or seven times and then winning the fight by taking down and ground pounding did you say why you were doing it like wow this is so weird that I'm doing this it was I wasn't thinking at all I was just in the moment having the time of my life were you thinking that this was what you're going to wind up doing like professionally or we just figured I can't believe I'm doing this those changed names so much fun but never in my life I thought I would would be a top UFC Contender never and on your way your goals be the first Mommy Adam in the ranking explained that I don't understand the rankings I feel like I won the last three fights and I've gone down and rankings you want to hasn't fought and she's going down in rankings and some of the girls haven't fought and they've gone up and rankings I just think the rankings are crazy


    Joe Rogan - I HATE Alligators
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    Deontay Wilder's gator-skin Aventador to the car on the little things when I live in Gainesville from 11:00 and there was a lady that was turn her out walking alligator walking her dog by the lake and the alligator came out and snatch your f****** dogs marsala didn't like I don't remember that being a thing I remember seeing those goddamn things all the time and everybody telling me that you don't have to worry about it but I'm 11 like my sister my sister is 10 and we'd be hanging out this Lake and I'd like what the f*** is to stop an alligator from eating us nothing and I'm in the eye and I'm fascinated by the right there amazing I was going to dinosaurs when I was a kid since I was thinking like we're just used to them being around like we shouldn't allow them to be around them being around around but they will eat you gangster do I have alligator bags for my pool cues achievement alligator alligator luggage have an alligator wallet so I can kill them to eating machines they're heartless eating dinosaurs they have to scan the f****** property looking for alligators they have to go through what they have Waters there I took my daughter might my youngest we went fishing there there's a there's a lake that we go bass fishing it's amazing this grams of Al I sent Anthony going to the beach and duck you fight you and your saltwater croc sharks to shark soup down here b**** f*** that talk to you dude the craziest things happening right now in the Everglades is the pythons they said that there has been a ninety-plus percent decrease in the amount of rabbits possums raccoons deer like all the major mammals that live in the Florida Everglades are gone did Robin killed by python they took a Judas python you know the Judas python is to take a python they put a chip in it so they can track it so that they have this male Python and they sent him out there to find the females and they used him to locate through the you know I'm using the GPS to locate a 16 foot python 16-foot female python it was pregnant is that it snake holes boyfriend you're dead you're dead that thing weighs as much as you do your dad holy f*** yeah that's probably a 200 pound snake oh my God


    Joe Rogan Wants to See Francis Ngannou Fight Deontay Wilder
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    I was wanted to learn how to wrestle and I wanted to be like a better wrestler removed for checkmate you're always ready Wilder's is even more impressive than Francis I don't know about that tells him that is amazing 13th that is amazing Francis ngannou decides to jump ship and go heavyweight be careful where you going with this he will nuke some fools nukes of water he might or he might connect no I think about what he did what is he not have a problem with striking details owls and remove sleep in the UFC but Alistair Overeem is world-class Striker mean he is a kickboxer at the highest level when's the K1 Grand Prix mean he's knocked out Badr Hari he's beaten f****** Turkish Tyson for sure he'd beaten some good guy has a little older I meant it I agree with you however maybe we'll if he got his legs on Front Street by short but it was in more time for I mean was an MMA fight so he's allowed to do everything on apples and oranges Deontay Wilder fight Alistair Overeem in an MMA fight right now how do you think I would go we can proceed MMA but if I put souster end and Francis when do the Box Arena they get absolutely annihilated agree with you but that's holding unless they focus on it for as long as those guys did but the thing that holds back Deontay Wilder from people like all the boxing pundits praising him is that they think he has awkward technique his wild but his results are spectacular okay Francis ngannou everybody he can connivance TP goes night-night the only guy I steep a CPA survived steep a figured out how to use a championship metal and is grit and uses takedowns and and won the fight I don't even think that counts that artist like in such fireworks dude was a big disappointment I said everybody there is no f****** way this fight inside and I said you can never say that cuz I know when he comes back and he knocks but it showed that or the dark lyrics By brother but it shows them in Ghana is really got it back together again and then JDS they moved it though it was supposed to be in Vegas they moved it light blue I do but he really did think that's what happened when you look at the replay he clearly got hit with an uppercut like a car when I'm with salt needs to touch you the more he doesn't the more confident he gets in it the battery he's only been f****** training for 6 years to take a look at that bad because he's in the more he doesn't the more confident he gets in it the better he's only been f****** training for 6 years to get that in there John so bad


    Joe Rogan on Progressives Saying Men Can Get Pregnant
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    do you know who The Hodgetwins are yes it was cuz you know why he doesn't like they have they have a f****** there's a little reading an article about man getting pregnant like that women are the only ones who can get pregnant and the way they talk you know you know the way they talk about their big all jacked dudes know and I'm on the podcast about busted and not inside of dudes ass so in that man's anus yeah they talk f****** like because people are saying server crazy s*** that's not everyone who menstruate is a woman did you ever watch stranger things that's what's happening bro congratulations you going to make the best mom dad whatever the f*** you want to have her dad mom these dudes are coming into dances they think it's a funny it's a funny little thing but they did you find it that's looking for it I stumbled across something else they just talked about what I don't give a fuk just don't force it on me that happen if I f*** him call you a him I say congratulations to them you've made it a lot of people want to be special but they don't want to work for it in the problem with that is you get that kind of s*** you get people that are pretending to be something super special to get attention forever and just I didn't I was transgender the how your picture just decided that's what he likes and once you get past that and just talked to him he's amazing don't shoot man also talks like like like you Miguel when you were in battle this and just talks like like it's f****** humidor cuz he's making us look at you cuz you got the physique mean you got a f****** mini skirt on all right whatever who cares who gives a f*** get used to it like you're used to the way people dress. Yeah you used to Everything I Know It's Just nonsense it's nonsense like I don't care as long as you're not hurting me you were hurting someone else turn it on me don't push it on me Eddie Izzard say white like he always felt like that Tommy Wright laws no not well if I don't write doesn't matter we have to edit it out later something on a screen in the background like to see a picture in a picture and you don't even hear it and they want all the ad revenue for the entire show how about the how about that is Dick popped out tag for nudity don't even know what you're looking at about takfir nudity don't even know what you're looking at


    Joe Rogan | What Should the UFC Do with BJ Penn? w/Brendan Schaub
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    really impressive woodchuck handle that lost did you see the way Chuck talked about on Instagram he just basically said you know hey man you know you put yourself out there you go out there you said goals you know you you try and if you fail it doesn't doesn't mean you quit you get back on your horse and yeah I'm get right back to it and I try not to be so judgmental let go of all the hate on all the b******* and I like Chucky light heavyweights he's he was a f****** man-made win-win he to find the early days of the UFC 1 of things about the UFC was like this crazy thing was like cage fighting and he's just got with painted toenails in a mohawk on his head tattoo and he's just marking people Merkin people like was like the first pig big star in a sport to have commercials with an automotive commercial where do you stay at one interview that he did when he was on something guys fight two very good question. If your Dana White what do you do at the end of the physically yeah man he passed the f****** physical so we got let him fight but at the end of the day if they don't have a resource or job from the head man if they are called DJ or truck just like you did Chuckie's and I'm not giving you up and you to find out it's not happening so I went I wonder at what point if your day now that you're doing at what point do you tell these guys stop fighting although I don't remember him that way New Generation remembered for being this guy for BJ the new generation only knows him as losing we known as one of the greats is capable of competing at the level that he's competing at right now he's losing to these guys I don't know if he has because it doesn't seem like he's capable of it yeah and if I look at the BJ that I saw games Ryan Hall up until the time of his legs locked f****** great life but after that happened fast little bro I'm saying he looks like he's fit top fighter but he almost needs to fight a young guy coming up so we can see when he fights clay Guida or you fight someone like that it's almost lose it and then I feel like I don't know I'm going a mail do you think I just saw you can't fight her anymore and now they might go on to other organizations but it's not the UFC so they can go on there and compete but you're not going to tarnish your legacy at the highest level here in the UFC not under my watch know she did a can either could you be like a dude no more we're done what have to be friends of them are girls friends with you yeah you know I mean when when yair Rodriguez 360 roundhouse kick you in the face that should have been the end I mean that will that was you saw that and compared to BJ when bjb Sean Sherk like you looking at a this is a severely different fighter whose family and friends I don't think you should be competing at the highest level the sport but if you still want to compete but who's to say can't who's to say can't go to a small organization and fight for them who's to say I mean he's not parked out you know I mean he's still conscious he's not he's getting beat but he's not getting crushed and not all the fights at least I mean to Ryan Hall one is probably the most he's a phenomenal Grappler and it's super super intelligent guy to but that was probably the the kindest way for him to lose his get tapped real quick rather just get a black belt beat up like Frankie Edgar did to him but I guess it may have a tough job cuz like physically who's Jabba Tota Roy Jones don't go to rush and get knocked out you know I don't know her that's so old repeats itself over and over and over. That's what makes me story show great when they're in their Prime and you're watching on the come-up and so special that's also what makes this sport so f****** heartbreaking to know who does do that the NFL in the NBA they tell you know they tell you now that's it and it's very black and white that the UFC doesn't know who does the best job in that position until they set you up with somebody when they see over and over and over again then we stopped but it gets the artist but the argument is he's not getting crushed it's not getting spark touts not getting knocked out if he's just not as good as they used to be is right now to respect is it out of respect like what is it what he's done for the game he's earned the right to go out on his own note8 the stakes are so high in fighting is different than basketball I don't know whose job is done I don't have the answer. I wish I did I don't know it's just it's the most heartbreaking thing in sports I think I agree and I think with BJ if he would have found and I don't know BJ well enough but if he would have found a passion like I do with stand up for podcasting or something else and I would have been out never come back maybe but the three multiple time world champion the thrill of BJ when he was in his prime was probably Indescribable like what brings Nate Diaz Bakula is Money in the Bank what's going to bring Connor back yeah that money that's what makes it so I don't know stop fighting altogether walking the we find the bump into each other's the other deal that would be cool I mean it's there's a real argument for that right like this is a small window to his life lose the UFC where you just get caught three was signed in paper thing no but man when you've lost to which I did that third one Joe Silverwood tell your man and he told my manager like me next week magazine cover this one you know what's pi over one more like if you lost your done when you've lost to which I did that third one Joe Silverwood tell your man and he told my manager like me Lex McMahon is going to win this one you know it's spray over one more and you knew that was like that was just shot if you lost your done by decision I wouldn't tell you


    Joe Rogan's Latest Thoughts on Jon Jones, DC, and Stipe
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    take him downtown and John easily could be 240 lb easily I think what he's doing is just he's going to clean out light heavyweight there's really no one there forms and clean that out and then go to heavyweight maybe or maybe just a light heavyweight and just goes down as the goat and just keeps beating up until I know eBay which is a big F DC connected with that beautiful punch in the clinch but steep a has had over a year to Stew on that it's been driving him f*** increasing good thing I think it's good think I'm not worried at all about the Google psychotic supper fight for DC look if Donald Cerrone was taking a year plus off and then we're going to fight for the title block who I'd like Donald get a fight in kind of wish you would do that you and I are off on this f****** break and not fight Tony and a three days notice so I would take a break in three weeks but when Donald fight a lot as long as it doesn't that's what he wants he just likes to get in the groove he likes to stay active I think for Steve baby Champion do that though name song is done it Go by measurements the most like the most like active I think John is trying to be really active I mean think about whole divisions and dip out and leave them like the f****** Queen of the dragons Okay George St-Pierre fought 15 title bouts for the record of the fights that's crazy Mighty Mouse right onto that with 14 Anderson 13 the differences with all those guys you know I mean that's all different eras different division in garam eat everything because I think what John is doing the current air is more impressive not Randy or George or any Anderson did on right now you don't Johnny Walker he's so far removed right now he has to get by maybe three more guys for we start me like I might be a threat but he does is crazy start start Khalil Rountree with an elbow and the clinch remember that yeah that crazy this kind of elbow one of them bad boys the dishes Kayo's him with that and then Kos Misha cirkunov with a flying knee right to the f****** freak he's a freak but he hasn't done it like John has to Shogun Hua to phone you know there's no comparison to anyone who's ever fought in the light heavyweight Division and John Jones right now there's no comparison dedicated in discipline with his diet have DC fight against EPA and says they fight happen is a July July okay so what if DC says okay August September let's let's plan for New Year's Eve with Jon Jones that weekend and he takes a week off those two f****** Mardi Gras whatever f****** want to do or drink some drink some beer serious diet with a real good nutritionist she's going to check his macros make sure he's eating healthy food you think that's wise not being John know but I'm saying where he could get down to 205 healthy where doesn't have any eat look Daniel Cormier if his anything's ever held him back he's he's not the best at his diet and incredible I don't know that's some people say think about that thing about the most shredded guys in the UFC 205 with no problems where he could go to war for five rounds of the Godlike Jon Jones without weakening him I don't know if that's possible you might be right I don't know if it's in his DNA the powers there did the the I still think he'll be an underdog but it did that Gap Narrows that had waiting at light heavyweight it doesn't switch at his age I think it's even further apart now. John's being more active while maybe want to do that to prove point cuz you repeat that. On heavyweight light heavyweight at heavyweight dude you're the champ John if you want to have that likes to fight that rubber match go to even though he's to do there and let's see what happens if CSI DC dude if you beat John at heavyweight and ride off in the sunset game-set-match best of all time to ever do it right like how about this Tito Ortiz right now owns Chuck Liddell right Chuck Liddell smashes him two times when they're in their Prime but then Tito knocked him out and Chuck look terrible t Okay owed him it looked really bad and talk will never fight again and Tito will always sleep at night knowing he just f***** Chuck Liddell up you don't even think about it you got it back you got it back in a big way you see what I did back to where you wanted to write up some of the right hand and put his lights out and then punch him a couple times when he's out and that's a rally in for DC it's like he even after the John lost you went on dip f****** heavyweight Knockouts some can argue with the best UFC heavyweight and for DC it's like he even after the John loss you went on the f****** heavyweight Knockouts to pay some can argue with the best UFC heavyweight what time you want on the beat Derrick Lewis do so dangerous yeah and then you pay for a second time what the f*** you do you know what I was really impressed with


    Joe Rogan | Kevin Lee Needs to Make Changes Following RDA Loss
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    so was there some other good fights that happen this weekend I'll do half El dos anjos vs Kevin Lee yeah I think Heavenly should go to Faraz zahabi that's my advice or Jackson slow the reason why he is cuz Kevin Lee Steele said is very similar to George Saint Pierre turn of the takedowns no one knows how to coach that better than fry sign because I do not bad at all so incredible mental coach call as soon as very close for them to shame amazing amazing guy until he passed away and then it was like he was like I'll just stay here in this together this kind of ragtag group and we'll figure it out and do you have seen such a high-level to compete with the guys he's compete with you got to have a good camp man like a legit Ya Head Coach leaders no disrespect to any of small camps or small gyms a little bit by Kevin is 26 right so he's got 10 years has lost what's 3 hours last for not good with that chin before that guys and pretty spectacular fashion right Robert Foles his death had a tremendous impact on him as a fighter as a person and then he fought really great Fighters 2 on top of that you know and a like whentomanage me from the job of that fire from the baguette going to get in without spinning backfist you let him know like this is that you're in a dogfight a dog fight a dog fight these guys have dog fights and when the Tony Ferguson fight he had a staph infection clear 100% And you look good. get no other. They antibiotics just like you said they do but so does this staff especially ones that bad and he's got a f****** a giant squirrel growing out of his tit ever that we can hltc not Sandy do you talk about the guy who do stuff that anyone that goddamn Irina got here it's season wrestling coach listen we would be doing a massive disservice to the viewing public we didn't meant that it was staff it's a far as part of the drama part of what makes a fight interesting but my take on Kevin Lee is he's a great guy I really don't have money games and come out against her the best he's a great person I like talking to me cuz I put them on the food truck. visit the defining moment in a Fighter's career when they realize they need to make changes they're not doing things the way they should be doing them and they need to make some changes. But I think one of the reasons why you care and I care especially with Kevin if it was somebody else some other guys won't mention names with Kevin I go when he can be chance to change a few things well as a skills sign me up is it good person to it when a person talk to me Beaver feel it. He's just got to make some changes and he needs a maestro he needs a f****** conductor he needs a great job


    Joe Rogan on Paulie Malignaggi Fighting Artem Lobov in Bareknuckle Match
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    always amazing though Holly when he was going to fight that bare-knuckle I want to look at a rent on my main poly or closed when I went on a rant house and I don't think you should do it and if I feel like he's punching down he's one of those commentators is a job so many people want then chorus me probably work together so we're breaking down the Wilder Brazil fight in New York and there was this weird buzzing his I felt like there was this weird kind of course I mean you're telling him not to do something yeah I know so you resisting is idea but if I was doing something you don't want me to do if you're doing something right and we have an open conversation we just don't weird like dude and I want you to tell me if you thought I was talking about but it was a bad idea but I think that the guy like him you know this is. I don't know what kind of options he has no business beating down his door to fight him you know that I know that Connor didn't want to fight him he wasn't interested in that and I don't know other what other options he's got him but also somewhat then that's why I'm in the game boxing fight like this. There's got to be a financial motive for that I would hope that the only thing that makes sense that that's a financial motive Yeah man so it's like to do that you know you would get the payday like automate I think 50,000 for the last fight so it's mostly they paying triple this a pain quadruple say was that f****** $250,000 then enough to do a bare-knuckle fight when you're making six figures you know you could get your face f***** up to that's the reality those Knuckles man I'm I'm I'm changing my tune a little bit but not all the way get caught up more in bare-knuckle boxing but you're also not kicking or using takedowns or anyting else in bare-knuckle boxing I think it'd be way more brutal if their steak down and kicks because what they be I don't think the best guy wins also and Paulie has way more fighting space in art tissue so if there's a guy with a tongue Scar Tissue your face opens up like that looks like a murder scene Charles Manson Murders Holly has way more fighting space in art of rights as yet more Scar Tissue so if there's a guy with a tongue Scar Tissue your face opens up like that looks like a murder scene saying Charles Manson murder say because of the knuckles yeah you might Land seven shots to his two but your face is f***** up


    Joe Rogan on Sage Northcutt Being BRUTALLY KO'd by Cosmo Alexandre
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    how about you boys Sage Northcutt yeah Cosmo Alexandre guy he's a beast did he is still in the hospital 17 fractures in his face yeah I know he still alive completely different level but I guess because it was an MMA fight he was going to take it but they did what they fought stand upper management Sage took that karate stance in the dude circled off to his right and landed at f****** right hand and it was on the Bizet the hardest right hand I've ever seen I was just up from a war with Iran and he's circling into the bright and it's like a f****** strong and Cosmos a beast of a man and he's a big thick dude I mean a big thick dude with multiple World titles to his name to let him fight that guy because that because the the kickboxing stand up like him have they do know he's he's very good but these these kind of losses are terrible for a few brews future the mismanagement losses in my opinion I think 22 like look at that punim plans I mean that is Rochas, world-class try not to laugh Full Blast 2 that is a full blast. You can't you can't get hit cleaner than that ultimate in MMA stages and even he shouldn't be in the same ring well, why would I bring this American Star who looks like Ryan from Street Fighter and go pee first fight here's the most World Class Wreckin we on the roster because they want them to be tested and I think that if I was you I would be looking at it like this when a guy like Eddie Alvarez gets ko'd or god-like Sage Northcutt gets ko'd or guy like Mighty Mouse tagged and has a real fight on his hands then we you're showing the whole world like hey these guys that are coming over here they're world-class Fighters they're fighting world-class Fighters getting knocked out I get that on the other it's a great thing for him I think he should be fighting hall-of-famer Bellator champ UFC champ f****** passed him Northcutt you're investing his future he's not ready for the one kind of f***** am an American Market but Cosmos on MMA fighter that's the thing this is Cosmos first MMA fight would have stayed just take some down smashes and that would have been great but I mean that could have happened to see when you would cause. timer for staging like he's older man for like you're invested in that now it just doesn't make sense to me with two giant results over the last two months that one has world-class Talent there and I think it makes people more attention to one not me it put me off of them is a f****** Muay Thai Fighter and that's his bread-and-butter in fights Muay Thai stand-up Cosmo goes and fights in an MMA fight you would think at least one error is going to be at a disadvantage if States age chooses to have a stand-up fight with a world-class identify her that's just bad strategy that states game but he's a mixed martial arts fighter than he should become a kickboxer if that's his game is just a stand-up infrastructure people to just stay a kickboxer because if you're going to listen that if you're going to fight in MMA in MMA what do you want to do in his fight don't you want to win okay good I want you to win his how you win you don't stand with one of the best bucking Strikers in the world how old is he 22 you keep that side stance that's fine bait him in but then shoot and get just get the clenched and drop that m*********** to the ground with where I'm at now I'm with you when she's never done any fight ever has taken got down before manager she's broken 17 places near your crib probably not going well the trajectories off the rails sconce that's true it's just if you look at the way boxing is always done it and it's been often criticized but there's some real good points to add about developing a fighter you give a guy fighter it difficult why do you think that he has the advantage in but it's an advantage that will teach him some things like the guy fight to them was Jimmy Cosmos he set it on his his his what the f*** is Instagram post about it snowed in nose in fight MMA skin knocks out Cosmo Alexandre that just shows you how many levels there are dividend Nikki holzken just lost to read Universal just lost a hand with Annie It's so interesting man when you see levels of pain levels of pain levels and you don't necessarily know that these levels even exist unless your balls deep in the f****** sport like you see a guy like Nicki for her principal Nikki's like one of the best body punchers in kickboxing ever fight as opposed to a Muay Thai fight as well so no elbows limited clenching and you can only hold for like 3 seconds when you throw a knee you can only like you can only hold while you're like stink one need a timer so I thought they have weird rules you know I think the fact that Cosmo Alexandre went toe-to-toe with Nikki Holton Joseph valtellini fight were knocked him out in the last round yeah he's a he's a beast man super super attack title and It's just tough as s*** just the way these guys just check and everything Perfect Defense always holds can also fought Cosmo Alexandre and knocked him out in one FC this is this is It's Showtime and Amsterdam's quite a few years ago it's showtime was the s*** managed to get it on Access TV back when Access TV was hdnet do that Mark Cuban's are Cubans


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Deontay Wilder KO'ing Dominic Breazeale
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    ringside when Deontay Wilder knocked out Brazil I was with my brother bro dude bro dude. Guy it's been a lot of pain inside I've been knocked out I've been at UFC fights reduce get knocked out I have never in my life heard so we get knocked out like that my brother goes oh my God my brothers are brought to do my God oh my God I didn't say I wouldn't care anyway but I was just like oh my God and that's the funniest part is Brian Daly at Showtime to do in between rounds 2 and 3 Jim Gray is going to come in interview about your Showtime special you tell me the day before but I try get out of here huh trying to get out of here I'm telling you man be something special so special man such a good dude you never get Persona God do don't do that I can paint you into that box I believe that's going to just go away but I went to his performance is so spectacular I think it goes away but I think it's also you know I mean that guy if you listen to my podcast when I interviewed talked about how we got into boxing because of his daughter just do it on yours as well talk about that that's insane man you got to imagine he was Bach if using a year-and-a-half a boxing and he's entered into Olympics he's going to be having matches against guys who have 10 years experience easy hundreds of fights 100 and he's not like the slickest guy in the world either so you have to be able to take a shot but he's got two giant advantages huge reach and ridiculous power and I think lettuce isn't because fact that he's not a big heavyweight I don't think it's as tired as they do I agree to 23% how that f****** crowd must have felt I felt so bad for Brazil cuz we're Nexus family I'ma keep such an underdog he's going to get knocked out feeling I think we're going to see that with Deontay Wilder I think Deontay Wilder's a new like Tyson hundred percent I think he's the new independent contractor you know so just don't offer them hundreds of millions of dollars same as they offer Josh when can help he turned it down you know why he wants he wants to fight Joshua win his fight the fury ghostwolf I'm with them that's going to limit me fighting Fury of Joshua from independent I can fight Joshua I can fight Wilder if I was terrified right now. Wilder Fury Joshua fewer I be terrified of that that mindset f****** 12-round when he cracks Tyson Fury drop some like that you look in the 12th round he still has his ridiculous power and he's only getting better but what happened is it's more likely special looking at the way promoters work you didn't get Joshua vs. Wilder before you get Fury do I think so to the Legacy boxing fight each other well it's one of those rare moments in the heavyweight division where you have three unbelievably compelling guys and then one of them was a former champion who by the way the last fight was a draw and I thought he should have been a decision so if you look at it I thought he should have went to decision but I agree with the results to this is why it's real squirrelly Creech because the way Wilder. Heard him dropped him and then knocked him down and almost had him Flatline in the 12th and if you go over the actual count the actual ten count from 1 to 10 from the time he dropped which not with Tyson's sure his job is Tyson Fury's job to get up in the referee says 9 and he did that he did that but if you go by an actual 11 or 12 Deontay Wilder has a real argument that she should have won by knockout his a thing that's why I like to drop every corner of the fight is there should be a clock and then once someone go someone else not the referee hit that button let's go second take extra time to rub the gloves on his chatrak ask him a couple questions you could you walk towards me what's today's date


    Rogan & Schaub Review the Game of Thrones Finale (Spoilers)
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    it's fascinating to me did you watch The Game of Thrones finale do you get bummed out I think they did I loved the other Seasons Taylor Swift talking to everybody know right now spoiler alert hold up what is today Thursday but they did that because they can do that not cuz they should do that well you got a weak movies you got a weak TV show two days are we not supposed to talk about it cuz you're busy that's insane did you like it I know I didn't satisfy. I was like what in the f*** are you talking about if you want it all the sudden everybody's fighting to the death over who's the king there but it ready to stab their brother killed her mom will kill anybody there will betray lovers but now this guy is like all right I'll take it and it looks like you should be the king like okay I guess we're all great now about that one guy that just stood up and it's like maybe I could be the kind that likes it down like everyone goes you know when to decide who to be the king of the homeboy who is crippled is like I'll do it and then when they're weaned on my way he just looks over and he has the f****** white walker I then it closes you know what should happen if Bobby Lee's idea Jon Snow should have fought to the death with that dude was no dick they should have fought to the death episode 3 what I like them filled don't like when the the Hound knock the mountain off of the fire that was dope and then from the darkness the dragon's face appears and oh powerful seen those dragons are so f****** cool I'm so happy these people out there that do special effects like that s*** was kind of like semi corny like a good Dragon movie with Matthew McConaughey back when Matthew McConaughey was jacked homeboy from Australia was in a tube at man f**** his name Reign of Fire Dragon in there were corny compared to the games of thrones let me see a video at post podcast or we'll get arrested and do castrated this bro was not a bad movie was a little corny but for a dummy like me who really likes dragons it was great stuff it was an interesting movie but the dragons it's just crazy how much cuz I want to say this was probably 2004 am I correct for that 22.2 what's the difference between what the dragons look like 17 years later in terms of like speciality even dinosaurs from Jurassic Park world I'm not showing you much that I got to shut that's a dragon division those kind of gay why is it dragons Vision homosexual


    Rogan & Schaub on Charles Manson and True Crime Shows
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    but I was doing a show on Sirius with Jim Norton and he brought in this the guy who basic rated minehunter he was this like he's going to be all the serial killers in speaks to him and they brought him in I think Saint John Douglas is fascinating book almost finished and then start listen to a podcast he's on it's just about like murder and death than start looking about as Charles Manson have an awful nightmares been a little depressed and you know me I'm it's very rare I'm down it's just a dark fuckingworld man yeah you can watch those true-crime shows oh f*** your head up my dude and makes you don't want to die everything going on it's going on in very small numbers very very small numbers but it is going on what it is is like people who have been abused people have been f***** up Psychopaths and people that have been through the correction system through it through the penal system that's a lot of it Darkman is not that many of them this guy has three daughters how can you get used to him about this seven-year-old terrible story and eventually you know it's just a job like it does affect me a little bit like you just walked up your kids like I'd be like just from hearing you I I don't my son go to school I don't want to leave in like now you going to manage it and he did say that the exception 5:2 and he always have to speak over you no matter what's going on so they're in this room there's three people and Charles Manson he got on a chair and stood over them shouted down them was he saying I do PriceRite convert them into a special going on with my life he was saying that used to be like you were the exception when you're crazy now everybody's crazy does a man supposed to be kind of cool to be crazy now inside everybody's crazy when he made it popular to f*** do you know how popular that f****** crazy serial killer is in his followers books in even merch and to buy lots of the tears 50g search how much is a lock what is that what is that get you I don't know a lot a lot on that I lost out on the bed cut a lock in half married when he died some the crazy b****** find serial killers in jail and Mary them happened with Richard Ramirez The Night Stalker conditions of natural thing to invite some women want to be around killers and even in particular guys have killed women crazy is that it's very crazy can you imagine when your daughters on their list 822 marries a serial killer in prison least you know she's safe I'll tell you that do a f****** terrible job of raising her kids you know it's one of the reasons why people like you people like me people that get into being a parent there really enjoy it when you see something like that it's even more disturbing cuz you know that when you see a serial killer or someone's f***** up that person was a baby that had a terrible life like I almost always they just got a shity roll the dice to get bad parents she's using mom's situation with the mom that f*** him up not so much the father's usually them it's the mother son relationship ruin yeah she usually always mother son and that's what usually causes the holes by Norman Bates in Psycho so-and-so dead on right if he's being with his mom the guy f****** ghost and moved in there like right after the murders anyway so what does knock it down and dig a hole all the way to Hell whatever the f*** dirt was there so dirty man but that dude he was just talkin talkin and I was fasting I don't say a word and then went to jumping in like who I'm going to try them in here cuz I know this case and I know it well and Jim asked him a question that was like my time to jump in I go yeah but the parents right and I don't know what you say and I could tell I f***** up I'm surprised the parents are the sun right news absolutely not absolutely not Brandon and then goes on how ridiculously of an assumption that is and I go well for who does he think he was saying it's not them with the promise is the narrative that got painted outside of that whenever the media was going crazy and even up the boulder police because they were so far off and he'd listed like 10 that's why it wasn't them and I kind of felt like an idiot. Cool I buy the book I'm going to shut the fuk up now the only problem was that a handwriting expert had connected the mother's handwriting to The Ransom note I said the same things right on balls deep in the company grew up around it was like such a cultural phenomena he say who he thinks he did I forget that it's not the Panama was alive I don't know you got to have them I'm telling you I've listened a shitload of show shirts and I was so into this meant I didn't get my specialized there a special I don't say a word about jumping his family why am I drawn to am I f***** up by my drawn to the serial killers you are f***** up you're just like everybody else cubes on eBay how much Branson today will be certificate of authenticity will be included upon purchase by the way there are no certificates of authenticity when it comes to Charles Manson's Harris knowledge is an accrediting body like a light you want to vacuum seal it & it and film the whole thing you put it in one of them f****** vacuum bags and then seal it yeah that way no one's touched it chops right off his hair you got video footage of it he had a video footage of him authorized autograph in the bag seal it & it and film the whole thing you put it in one of them f****** vacuum bags and then seal it yeah that way no one's touched it chops right off his hair you got video footage of it video footage of him authorized autograph in the bag f*** is wrong with us when we talked about this


    Rogan & Schaub on Theo Von
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    like sometimes wanting the same to you and I roast each other and he's so good at it sometimes I feel like I'm going to sit out man I got nothing I've ran out of material Theo go ahead wrong things he says are so co co is like there's a few guys Theo's one of them Sebastian's another one that have like a style, that you will never be able to explain to someone they got to go see him like you got to listen to him isn't it so strange where most of the Kings broadcast it's mostly me saying something pretty average and NCO just saying the most outlandish thing to me laughing my ass off the funniest show ever when you guys go back and forth each other is for Unique dude very unique dude as unique as they get Eva chlamydia so make sure you wash your hands and goes should I have some things to he better watch his ass play to Brody had the Unique Style to him so special Matt has so special is very unusual know it you just know it man asking what it's like to work with Theo all you guys I said with Theo it's like she's the LeBron James are coming so creative I'm just that shity coach on the side trying to manage turn it up man presence is great on state but Theo's like try to explain that you can't explain that you got to go to some magical cluster of dark magic from New Orleans like mine but I see how he got there with this premise of a joke with seal on my God that I've no idea how it got its not happening Circle cluster of dark magic from New Orleans and I'll go he's definitely his IQ might be higher than me mine but I see how he got there with this premise of a joke with seal on my God that I've no idea how he got that it's not happening


    Michael Bisping Was Almost Robbed in Africa | Joe Rogan and Brendan Schaub
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    stress when I look at the schedule Russell Peters it's like 10 dudes to start rolling up on them saying I want your wallet you know if you want to live you give me your wallet now huh it's just south after this something just like that or you Hammer to attend Francis ngannou can you give me your wallet and get your horses one Francis ngannou going to do nothing and what the f*** you and do ya telling me that when he was running he ran like 27 marathons in South Africa and when he went to certain sections South Africa Lagos stop you are not running through this area we're going to put you in a car going to drive you to where it's safe and then you going to continue to run can go but you will get robbed Francis ngannou f*** you going to do nothing and what the f*** you and do ya think there was telling me that when he was running he ran like 27 marathons in South Africa and when he went to certain sections South Africa Lagos stop you are not running through this area we're going to put you in a car going to drive you to where it's safe and then you going to continue to run us but you will get robbed like you like there's areas where you just will get robbed


    Let's Do Acid at the Kentucky Derby | Joe Rogan and Brendan Schaub
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    Kentucky Derby to let's just get acid I'm so down for that and where you can wear suit like Dumb and Dumber yeah yeah yeah I got the palate for whiskey stress I like all of these to hate all this love all is now and whiskey do I don't know why goblet but they got here. What they got in the Game of Thrones Johnnie Walker White Walker whiskey shot at development White Walker whiskey I got that s*** bro is it sold out Enzo Ferrari birthday take me to walk walk with the Nazis I wish I would have went to Walker Nazi vodka would you would you buy that know why the fuk you buy White Walker whiskey that's White Walker bourbon or whatever it is is a gift Bro f*** that they can either White walkthrough drive my fright home bro for me


    Stuff Won't Make You Happy: Having Goals Will | Joe Rogan and Brendan Schaub
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    more pressure my life come up with new become a better, can I reduce my special course I've had my cash it now now the work starts that was whatever do you have to work still never satisfied with myself more than like 15-20 minutes a week and then that little voice in the back of my head is like are you doing everything you can do get up come on what does Joe like on a percent like my one of my dreams is to buy the car that I bought and I bought it when bed my girl goes to how do you feel it exactly the same like I think what you like material things they don't matter at all and the next day we wake up might might I get over my son every morning and we was watching Cars on YouTube and she's what the f*** I'm watching different car she's what the f*** you doing like look in the next I need I need goals I don't know what to do but don't get the thing about stuff though as opposed to like goals is like stuff you can always just keep buying stuff and making money to buy stuff and then you find yourself being one of those people that just does stuff for money cuz you want to buy the stuff I've never done that. how much money wants to make per year and and someone was making fun of it and I was thinking well he's in this Vibe where he's trying to get stuff and and make money and you got to make money to get stuff and you get sort of in this game of accumulating more and bigger and better things for me the most important thing is the stuff that I put out if people like it if I do a podcast UFC and I suck If I Stumble through something or I make a bad call or it's not that s*** will f****** up for days and there's nothing to do nothing I can do to fix it Gina Ferrari wouldn't do a damn thing so it would seem of the podcast if I do a podcast it doesn't go well if I do set and set doesn't go well or stumble through a joke all I care about is the stuff that I do in terms of life degree like progress I focus all my progress and I'll distract myself with stuff but like box or something I don't know that's a taser not 1522 granite a big deal 22 Grand you feel any way none of it with the more I learn the more I accumulate these material things it doesn't mean it'll help your friends and your loved ones and what you're trying to do with your life you know what's what's success to you he was not having to work for assholes and waking up going to bed doing exactly what I want most successful is when I turn down a big gig on a major Network do TV on it not a good man I'm not good doing what I want to do and I own all this stuff and I don't I don't want press to do it to imagine what it'd be like going to boss me that you guys were dealing with a fox or telling you to stop cursing on the fighter & the kid hilarious all the people on the planet of light went off every time a dude was listening to the fighter & the kid who like holyfuck it would freak you out to see that number and that fox guys are just cleaning up wife you know what that guy told me to just like you have your black belt in the Octagon I got my black belt the TV


    Brody Stevens Couldn't Accept That People Loved Him | Joe Rogan and Brendan Schaub
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    median and also being funny in person that little bit of difference Like Richard jeni who's in my mind one of the best comedians of all time he was always real Sombra and person likes never is never like serious is depressed which is why killed himself just wasn't happy as wasn't getting his own skin at least around me the few times when I was around him he he was fun weekend dark who get dark and pretend I did but he was always very cool yeah I mean I think guys like you and I one thing especially coming from Athletics coming from martial arts you're more likely to like suck it up and you're more likely to not give in to the negative demons and you also more likely to exercise regularly more likely to do when you see someone is struggling with something they shouldn't be struggling with you like that you're good prostrating you're good though you'll call me up and you said prior f****** kill tonight was amazing I had such a great time what he would like skirt around like Rogan always supportive Rogan yeah they always got left is deflected I don't think you want to do I don't think he wanted to accept the fact that people love them like when you know when he hot would have a great set with almost like when Elevate him like some guys get off till Hinchcliffe Hinchcliffe on murder get off stage feeling it you know but Brody didn't get like that and I'm not saying seals the same in any regards it went Brody of suffering with it you know Theo has his demons whatever he needs to do it without them not outing Co the same way with her do a set of my do that soon the best things I've ever seen man in but get the f*** stop extreme everyone has their monsters like you were me we're very your goal oriented you see you trying to get better at things you see things that's how you got good at Jiu-Jitsu so I could have fighting until you get a good comedy everything you want to get good at you get good at by focusing on it and in setting goals and trying to get better and better bed when you do get better you celebrate you enjoy it it's fun to see some people don't get that feeling that they don't they don't ever get those eyes those eyes just don't exist


    Tommy Chong Helped Inspire the Wolf of Wall Street | Joe Rogan
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    super mental health reasons like it for me I need to exercise so yeah you know when I when I first came down first thing I did was join the Gold's Gym cuz I read about it never smoked a joint that was a nothing pumping iron that documentary pumping her and saw him after he won the smoking a joint you lie Dua to make pot look Valley Cloud this guy smoke pot make you a loser if the biggest bodybuilder on a planet the most successful vs darnold that you know Tommy Chong said that he smoked pot with you and InstaLoan jumped in right away or no that's a lie this and I ain't never smoke deal with it I hope the Raiders book really I made them headed back to him and see what you mean when should I write challenge me I should write what you know I just write those stories you've been telling me every night this is there's one rule that you got to remember it when you're writing or doing anything it's called the most of so you don't get you don't just get high you get higher than anybody's ever gotten in their life if you're going to put it on screen just have a fight you have a fight that goes on forever you know that's that's the kind of stuff you need for that people are interested so when you said you didn't talk to me for a book but a month after that he is mad at you and so he yelled from his Cargill hey I sold them sold the book to Martin Scorsese you are allowed to talk to each other you're trying to rehabilitate with you can't talk to them because they also f***** up there is a Nixon speech writer that was in with me and he was so innocent and they wondered what they were the government was trying to get stuff on Imelda Marcos of the Philippines and and this lawyer that I was in there with us speechwriter Reagan speechwriter and he wouldn't give up Marco's Imelda and so they put him in jail for a year and in Winnie note on probation being a straight guy you was he went home and took a Valium to help me sleep and he got drug tested the next day and went back in jail nice ladies in Switzer was in the right y'all Friends episode with everything as I'm sure like all things right this good people doing in back in Taft in California and when they find oil back in the day they never had a way. if we just hit it and it would just spilled all over the the ground and said they would dig dig trenches I like big pools and they would fill up with oil then they would get the barrels and dip the barrels in and that's how they filled up the oil barrels and and so after they figured out how to do it right the ground is all toxic and so they killed the federal prison over top of it hensell Realty federal prison over top of it and to everybody that's work there and a lot of people that did time they're all gotten cancer and died so you think that's probably the root of your cancer could be could be could be


    The Moment Cheech & Chong Was Born | Joe Rogan
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    wow the police were there everybody when did you start doing albums with Cheech 71 Nanny and so all the singers with Shane and so we would get up and do comedy and first we became regulars in fact the Troubadour would phone to stop and say are you guys coming because they had a lot of requests and how did it turn into this weed based comedy we had to go right for the Stoners because that was what was going on you know and so we played a club in Reseda promo hotel is called and was owned by the first night first night we had to do two shows but it was a dance club and so the dancers had to stop dancing sit down watches to a show and it was not a good combination so the first show of didn't go very well because we're doing tiene stuff and just didn't go over and so the second short-changed I got together and I teach you my name and your friend here that you can do in the night before that we're standing outside and in the does lowrider pulled up and tell me how to get to Reseda Boulevard and she sits on your on it was all thanks man and was that character and she chooses Yeah well yeah we can do that character and then I showed him the the carpet that's an old black comedian show me your mature pineapple you show me this old taking a girl out on a date and they just make the car up here by pretending to wash it waxed you do just do the mine in the car would appear and then she's got in the car and he's driving and then he was a dreadful and then I would come out and we do our our skits and and it went over really well soon as we start doing you know the weed and bills and stuff like that everybody related so you feel like you had that and then just ran with it oh yeah he's got Gold Records all over the place we said I was a big Lenny Bruce fan anyway cuz when I got high the first time I met the guy gave me a joint and I'm Lenny Bruce record, so I studied that record for months and saw that was ingrained in my head and so then we start doing the first bit we did was an accident and she's got locked outside the mixdown room La Brea and old Charlie Chaplin studio and it was little Courtyard that were the sun was beating down was like noon and it was hot and teaches a method actor need had a put on all the costumes in order to get into character so he's got all these costumes I need knocks on the door and I was working there tape recorder night and when he knocked at it I looked up at the door and I didn't see if the needle moved or not it's when he not I didn't answer and then you knocked again and I saw the need a mood and so I said who is it and I was supposed to just open the door and let him in and so there's a Popeye's it's mean minute then I'll just wait wait wait it's waiting for me to open the door then he knocked again and then hey but we recorded it and next day it was all over America is born wow 78 p**** basically you know I know it's just people you don't you know what really got what really I noticed anybody was the comedy establishment the committee and the Second City and all those guys they hated us really hated us why what's his name can you think of his name now maybe it's better I don't even a man but Dede Howard hesseman he he was one of the committee members and you know WKRP influenced by him big time because I saw him doing the comedian in San Francisco and they had a top-notch improv group there and they were that's where I got the inspiration to to go up and turn the strip club into a improvisation Club because I love Improv duck kind of do a record but they had they had no clue you know that I can see I'm I'm a fighter man I've been in the trenches forever you know I've been playing Black clubs long as I can remember and so I seen a lot of humor a lot of stand-up comics you know red foxes music oh yeah Richard Rich was a big friend big fan Nazi we had fans like that when she should I did the comedy store after Up in Smoke we broke up with loom we're broke we had a hit movie with no money and nothing to do with Lou it is especially the ending IDE right. Like I said before I'm not into into the money part of it but how are you guys broke while we were getting any money from our lot because we had to stop because of money coming in and then we got paid but nothing compared to the road and guess what movie right totally took all the money at the end of the accounting Hollywood accounting When You're Gone on to something else and then you get a check off that's nice but so she went to The Comedy Store to get our act again and Richard Pryor helped how to Stage we had five sold-out shows Pauly Shore was a little guy up in the light boots and watch knows cuz you was too young to be in the in the crowd and as we walked up the stage the first night Richard Serra. five sold-out shows Pauly Shore was a little guy up in the light boots and watching those cuz you was too young to be in the in the crowd and as we walked up the stage the first night Richard Serra greatest compliment ever


    Tommy Chong Ran the First Strip Club in Vancouver | Joe Rogan
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    yeah I know I am with you that I had to nightclubs at one time but I never bothered with the money part at all I just worried about the stage and in the mic was working and in Vancouver hey tell me when the club the guy want to give you a call and back in the day in a steakhouse in the basement when you can do they want to get someone in the building but that you get it get it go and see you soon as we start being successful because we're paying $500 a month rent so he got you going to meet we may have money in there and that's where I I got the bands you know it's right skills as a musician and singer and all that and then I got offered another cup because it was going under and it was kind of dance club in Chinatown and I thought I'd make a great strip club and so so when you bleed took it over the shame that junk turned it into a strip club Vancouver's first strip club and then you were the proprietor of Vancouver's first eversource on strip club but not stripping she cannot close I know she danced so that's appropriate shows well when I got fired from Old Town because I had to get a green card and not nobody at Motown new with a green card was and so I had to miss a gig at 2 to get my green card I got the green card and I came back and I got fired and so did Berry Gordy found out about you're not fired I said I think I'll stay fired I'm going to be at Berry Gordy I don't work for one and so that I can look out to LA and try to live on the beach and be a songwriter but then my clubs were calling me cuz they needed help so I went back and I turn the strip club into an improvisational Club so we're doing naked Improv actresses they were not cheaper and their lot more beautiful than to talk than they did skits and then they would take off the clothes when they had to you know it within within the script and that's where I'm at teach cuz we had a straight guy and that straight guys wife found out what he was doing and hauled him away and then she came on board as a straight guy and then when whenever like I write yeah he was up there in case of Vietcong attack from the Alaska and so he was hiding in the draft that's why I'm so blessed to know because everything universe and it was from one of the guitar player is getting back then and my reading was Perfection you're going to be everything's perfect you're going to really do well and then Cheech and Chong and all that stuff happened how long between again when you guys get back together 0808 11 years 11 years ago you how old are you there 20 Bobby Taylor and the Vancouver's MIT Jimi Hendrix low and changed our lives this way we looked when we went over there and we can back long hair everybody wore different clothes while I went from this to Comedy like how did you make that leap well nobody really knew that I could talk and I was in a black band so everybody else to know guitar players who I had nothing to say other than that owned the club and no one knew that I was always a backup guitar player when I got into comedy walls was doing what happened I had hired when I turn the strip club into a improper improvisation Club I hired the fact we already had which was a black tap dancer named caps Harris and Jeannie a black singer band until the first get I had tapped the Frisk it was about a pajama party that all the strippers were having at their house after and that's how they always change into their pajamas and in their little nighties and that was very sexy and then capsicums comes by after the show that Universal called in and they say tabs to that number that you did the first time you ever tap dance because usually was just an MC so he did his tap dance and then and it was so good that everybody wanted on car so they made him do it oh okay and so we became Dave was my first partner and so we started we had long hair we're like hippies and so we we we we we did a lot of hippies and DNA jokes and and then funny funny funny guy and so we wrote a Skittle where we were tortured the audience they're all biker mostly bikers going to come to strip bar in the bikers in it and so the First Act we had it because when we turned it into a theater company but we attracted all the theater people all that performers strip joint in the hall that Harden bikers are sitting around waiting for naked girls come on here comes the here comes the mime artist is picking flowers and smell and he's very funny looking guy that looks like a looks like an improv actor and they come out in the end he sings this horrible song I Dream of Jeannie with the light brown hair paper and walk over to David what kind of f****** song is that beat him to death with his newspaper in the bikers does the Explorer the whole joint just exploded in overlapped because we had meets created that tension that long and then released the release was like as a Roar and then the word went out Loan in that that place was packed almost every night there's days at turkle sexy at the Shanghai job right now that's that's crazy Maureen and Shirley what a weird world the crazy looking at that


    Gun Owners Aren't Very Intelligent - Tommy Chong
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    anybody anybody with the gun that's a whole thing you know if you have a gun you're not very intelligent because you're paranoid if you have a gun you're not intelligent because you're paranoid having a gun means that you're afraid that someone's going to come and attack you and in so that having a gun is armed teachers got some kind of crazy that that is so stupid and is so dumb just like the ones that know about guns like the cops that didn't go into the school that guy's got a AK you have something that's worth someone else's life then you were ignorant I don't necessarily think that's what they think they don't think that the gun is worth someone else's life they think they don't want to get their life taken by a home addition which does happen did you see that video of the guy that had a raccoon on his boat William self kicking the raccoon off the boat into the ocean into the ocean he filmed it and then posted it because he had no idea how ignorant that was had no idea was a raccoon dangerous was trying to fight yeah you do but this guy right away you freaked out music off my boat look at those the overall this did they have all your pie chart of gun violence in this country and then unfortunately large number is suicides and I start talking about how many people died unfortunately large number suicide by gun and I feel like if people are going to kill themselves the gun that probably kill him a little pills or anything else if they had that as well right and then there's justifiable homicides by the police there's there's people that are protecting their house there's a bunch of different his gang is a bunch of things get lumped in we talk about gun violence but a certain percentage of them are people that are protecting their house or their help their their family from someone is trying to hurt them. I got an application with business with it was a pilot from Vietnam and he has his house but it would be useless because it's so locked away and so hidden by the time anything happened by the time you got to that gun and got up found it and maybe or maybe you keep it right by his bed or something coming in at late at night and you mistake her for you open your mouth and say something and also go shooting into the dark or what if you have Tendencies and and what you're up in Calgary Alberta Canada the gun culture in in in Calgary and it turn me off because I think kids they would take a stray dog and bring them up to the field in time to a tree or something or a post and then shoot him and it got bored waiting for the Ducks to come and so here comes up on your phone picks up the Muskrat as a duck's flew over top of us just stupidity rifle anyway it but when we go shooting we would have to first while we never got the weapon and until we March down into firing position then we're Hannah the weapon and one bullet and then we put the bullet in the Target another bullet shoot to Target and then when we're finished casings and give them back and if so anything was missing left until they found that missing bullet and that's gun safety then the gun was taken from us and put it in an Armory it's only used when you're going to use it you know I just like walking around a skill saw you know if you can have license to carry Skilsaw but you don't have it are Target's well-to-do that your Target in last yeah it's like the bikers Hells Angels and Mongols and I know that appetize recognition yeah that's right Mass Shooters that's what they do it for the name in the paper and look what I did look at you so sanh me about Mass Shooters as it's not guns been around for a long time but this is not a thing has been around for a long time this is a fairly recent thing that keeps erupting over and over and over again I don't know you were too young to remember but when I was a kid the crime Comics were banned you're banned they were banned because you're a bad they showed violence comic books comic books wow and they were people that are up in arms about comic books and now you got video games she's a Superhero name of the movie peppermint start people how can you tell I seen it so many times it wasn't looking for everything we're kids that used to get put under the Christmas tree Six Guns and wear when we're little guys we are we are three or four years old I had six guns strapped to my yourself it'll because Cowboys way Rogers and Gene Autry and that was a big deal you know you had your sister I should have but you never shot anybody you just shot the gun out of their hand in the old days


    Tommy Chong Turned Jail Into a Religious Retreat | Joe Rogan
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    and that's why I could turn prison into a religious retreat because it's like a monk going into Hiatus for 9 months you just had a thought in your head that you're going to treat it like a religious retreat and you'd learn about yourself and educate yourself read all the books to take advantage of your Solitude because that's very important when you get a chance to be alone man that's very important time because that's when you connect with do do do do spiritual your spiritual teacher how much they must have felt so good to be released though a lot of sadness a barber cutting my hair perfect oh that's the best trick that you've ever had everything was perfect we exercising I had a little area where I had my own private Studio it was a entrance to the pool hall and not sit in their the echo was perfect you guys had a pool hall tennis courts I got you it was sad you was crying did he have it in there crying anyway I suppose he gets released next month and he was a junkie and he knew that soon as he hit the street he was going to die news going to die and he did as soon as you get this treated over easy or sunny-side up whenever you get all action should be the first guy in mine and you kind of getting ready to sue the doors open man he do said you couldn't run you had a lock until you learn to talk last real fast and he was but when he got released he took his own life Sam just couldn't help himself once cuz I want to see you know everybody's worried about socialism American socialist country in the world there are more people in jail than anywhere else in the world and what's it what is it what happens in jail cradle-to-grave here fed your clothes you told me to wear your Toga to win do prisoners that would go to jail so they get their open heart surgery because the federal law mandates that if you have something wrong with you they have to fix it and so there were prisoners that would break the law so they can get in to get there open heart surgery wow they had a it was weird they had a thing about they would take covers off magazines and you know the subscription cards they would take that up with the acid LSD and ship the the books in there and then next thing you know half a door would be tripping on acid and they're eating pieces of the subservient and that that kind of stuff always went on but as far as how you can read whatever you want it basically you know I read a lot of books in it and I helped a lot of people I would do the itching you know that you changed or I would do these it's some sort of like future reading thing it works first time I did it and anything in-between 67689 I think this somebody that anyway each number tells you what line is you're going to read and you said three times and you write down and then you get a sort of like a plan of what page was supposed to look at and then when you get to page then it tells you you know but what you're asking is because you got to ask the teaching for Watford something you know for instance I threw mine when I did it I to it in the first line said you are in jail for a reason Bible how does it say that it just said it and it says it how is it what are you trying to write it you read it it's been written that book for centuries that line is was in there in that book for centuries three thousand years and that was the first thing you are in jail for recent gels are corrective institutions that will correct your behavior that's what he changed on you but what they did the updated they updated it to the modern time you know it's Armstrong is the girls at that there's a couple of girls who wrote it's a big stick put on their head another guy on bike Chicago he saw me he thought was a game so he's all set for the game and what would you playing me to do so I did his and is very polite not to read the readings of the other guy and let him read it first and so I did the numbers in the end I give it to him and you read it and just hand me the book and you sat on his bunk and he just stared and so then I read what I wanted when it said and he months before he lost his wife and child in the car accident they were coming out to visit him and the eching said you suffered a great misfortune dead r y n d chingos en Italia you know what to do and you know this is the next month is going to be tough and just wants to go to be good you know and receive hope for you is like astrology it's almost the same Italia Ricci board you know sometimes if you do the Ouija board it takes a knee and if you start making it a game you know that's asked if they're so sad to get that who's going to win the race tomorrow in that and and right away the chain catch his ass and knows your real feelings and it tells you what do you think way of communicating us remembering ghost where Patrick Swayze had to learn how to move a coin remember that the spirits especially is spiritual people there around us until you give him a chance to communicate with you because they know all they will communicate and Saudi chain gives it the spirits a chance to Salinas recording they know what what what heads or tails or what whatever it is the number that you need to talk to you Ryan and that's that's my theory because I do know that many people have used it to try to figure out what their life is about what they're doing with their life and the weirdest thing about it is that they seem to find some real answers in it yeah but the idea that I had heard that made the most sense was that the way the world works is not as simple and as easy as one plus one equals two left right left right walk down the road but that there's intention and thought that also helps formulate our universe with the iching does is it somehow clarifies intention and thought and it clarifies like the the ACT your actual the actual process is going on in your mind and it it quantifies it and puts it into like a waiter you can read your effect on life and life's effect on you in this and it reads it somehow or another email doesn't make any sense that we already use artificial intelligence in our lives everyday like Alexa Universe wants us to Spirits they want us to be enlightened because more enlightened we are the more we can enjoy but we won't work but we've inherited because we were born into this world look at look look what we got now going for us. And how much effort did I take you know it was like being part of a team and and so when you're ready for me that you're you're pushed out in front your their name it so you know our duty as as as student is to learn everything we can learn and to teach whatever we can teach in her and that's why there should be no paranoid because we're not here long enough. so that being rich being poor makes any kind of a difference you know because you know yourself what do you really need in this life we need water and food companionship love difference you know because you know yourself what do you really need in this life Ryan what do you really need water and food companionship love


    Tommy Chong Got High and Had an Epiphany About the Universe | Joe Rogan
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    how do you feel about animals I love him to sleep when I love chocolate I got you is what my wife and I both use oh yeah wake up in the middle of the night instead of fighting the best and you just sleep not only I slept last night but I had a couple of them pivot epiphanies now that just blew my mind what is going to save the world art is considered the world and what happens when you when you have big huge pieces like that and it's not war so you're not fighting you're creating it's the people that that care for the animals people that have to feed the the the mass of people that have to work on getting those rocks carving was Rodger creates employment and it and it also creates terrorism and so when you have a piece of art everybody wants to come look at it and so that's what we need in the world today you see and we not only need art but we need functional art because that's what were you were functional in a lot of people say it was the astronauts you known aliens really in town which could very well be somewhere in the world Earth is the only planet in this universe and the reason I believe that is that there are countless universes like space is endless and so spaces in this why why wouldn't we have our own Universe okay so you think that Earth is the only planet in this universe yes but what about Mars there's multiple universes are infinite numbers of universe each Universe probably has Unearthed or 242 but you think this whole universe of hundreds of billions of galaxies with hundreds of billions of solar systems could be there's only one planet why can't it be the other way why couldn't we be the only ones we could be trouble with people that are afraid of artificial intelligence because when you capture something you do you capture their problems are problems with sucking all the fish out of the sea. The skies filled with carbon artificial life can be like no one real problems is God damn people their dirty little litterers to choke and squirrels and see that's the paranoid look at it look at the what's the positive physical Universe okay for every action there's a reaction so for every good there's a bad nothing explains Trump more than for every Obama there's a trump okay so there's no limit to how you can be and there's no limit to how smart you can be there's no limit and so when you go map to scale to intelligence scale then then you realize that there's no reason for it to be paranoid about anyting because if it's all written out and do all the holy books written in the Bible the Bible has been misconstrued by so many people because what they do they take it to what's going to suit their purposes and that but it would too really interpret the Bible is written in code it's written it it's a secret code the Bible has this metaphysical terms it's not physical terms of metaphysical terms what do you know about the buy one coat look when there's a writer called him at Fox should get into him he deciphers the whole Bible the ancient Hebrew version the Bible or Greek version the Bible Latin ancient Hebrew the letters also doubles numbers. There's another Mystic that I read a lot of stick check about a really really enjoy it because what he maintains it it's all like I say in the Bible eternity there's no beginning and no end that explains everything to me because if there's no beginning to no end what can what can happen will happen you know because this is it again this is my my my theory it's in the physical world we have to learn everything that's why everything's physical like the first thing when you're born you have to learn how to breathe you have to learn how to walk I have to learn how to eat you don't release your saw your spirit and the body the body stays but it's just the vehicle and so because of Eternity just goes on and on and on and on forever and never stops what we do as humans we're learning we're creatures we're all students whether we want to be or not you know I was trying to explain this to my mom's side because my younger son is a bit musician and I understand that he's a musician and it'll musicians aren't that entrepreneurial as as some people would like him to be but anyway everybody sure to learn a certain task and some of us are blessed and to-the-point like me I'm blessed and very blessed because I've been given the ability to to to because I've been given the ability to to to to do what I do and to see what I see and say what I say you know it doesn't come from me it comes from you know the source when I called the source


    Tommy Chong on Being One of the First Famous Stoners | Joe Rogan
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    I don't even try I'm a lightweight Dave Draper all these muscle has become a big Blanc and that the thing was it put like in the bowl and then they'd fired up and then they suck on it so hard exploded the bowl into the into the water made it explode or when you were the hero videos of thing explodes then they handed to me it was like and they looked at me like I was at the time so they just looked at me like I was back in the 70s to be weird cuz you are you are you and Cheech were famous pie yeah where I don't think it was anybody else like who else was a famous pothead Robert Mitchum Great Lakes guy on the image cowboy why was it do for you just as they're called spreaders when the girl gets high on on on a quaalude like that take me by Bill Cosby where was Annie Hall was in Annie Hall was Woody and he got a little pissed off and did you have to get high every time you make love with me he'll that's Bryant-Denny Hall in the movie in the movie


    Tommy Chong Says They'll Get Trump on Taxes | Joe Rogan
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    especially if you're Trump will they coming after him right now right what are they coming after him for now they'd like New York state is allowing Congress to subpoenas tax return so yeah yeah don't you bake and they got his accountant is nothing to do with the federal government tell everybody you think so pretty sure pretty sure how did this loser billionaire get financed over and over and over again and guess who's a laundering money like crazy from Russian the guy that needs the money know the whole Trump family is going to go down news Putin has Putin so much money that he scared to death how do you know this common sense so it's a yes or no Obama's got control of the FBI CIA everybody so Obama City okay find out about this guy so they found out about it but the thing is they can't really do anything on this he becomes president other than that he just walk away free it says that you can't deal with Russia right only lost his you can't deal with Russia and be the president of the United States trying time she would break any laws if he became president and he has to become president and he became president to call me I knew they knew back in Obama time that there was nothing really wrong that Hillary did nothing nothing but they told her to release email since you deleted 30,000 of them so so but she wasn't supposed to do that that's illegal and she was using her own personal email server instead of the government's what it was it wasn't my laziness inconvenience more than more than who wrote out by the Russians you know she wasn't looking for money her Bill had money they got money where is about this this video when people watch this thing okay how high is Tom Trump president so they could prosecute them cut his finger on the on the Button he's got a better idea to get on the butt and so in order to keep him in mind they got people around him that can keep him in mind the Donald Trump's gang Obama with the stuff you mess with the present Wicked and God damn people were saying he was from Kenya right there was some of the some ridiculous Photoshop analysis of his birth certificate and anything to keep a black guy from being a prisoner you know and that's what they found out in the Federal I really feel that Julian is part of the scheme to keep Trump you know why with hope you can do hope you know they can't look at your taxes Congress you can impeach him it was all the evidence you need to impeach him and now the Democrats are going to figure out how are we going to impeach him go to that or we just going to go to the election and beat assassin election and then then arrest him after the election going to be anybody backers friendship can you find Warren thinker in that backing while me know who I were talking about racism behind you you're ignorant ignorance doesn't stop with one thing and it carries onto a lot of a lot of other things like working and I like all sorts of things and so when you look at the people that are opposing Trump you know the women kids intellectuals the liberal progressives all those people all those people future for a country you know the other ones they just want to keep everybody else out or perceived enemies it's anybody with the gun that's the whole thing


    Tommy Chong Went to Jail for Selling Bongs | Joe Rogan
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    we went to jail you how to stunt you use your case was horrible I mean it was it was so depressing to hear that you were going to jail for making bombs if it just the whole thing was so sick and that they were threatening to put your family in jail and that's all they sent you to jail you couldn't smoke pot for a while after that right years how long probably 3 years is your on probation probation pre probation before you went to jail pre pretrial because if you get caught in the end up getting what the whole time I was there nine months I was there I could smoke they tested me all the time they try to catch me a catch and then a year after that I was on probation and I never smoked I can quit you truly were a martyr and it didn't is it was outrageous and it was so it was so wrong that even people that didn't smoke pot really tell the f*** you arresting Tommy Chong Li come on man like all the terrorists in the world of criminals and rapists and murderers I know you to put Tommy Chong and which one is that they were just showing off incarcerate I was in there with the orthopedic surgeon for the Rams and he attacks any wrote off the car collection somehow and then the IRS changed the people in and next thing you know that they came to him and said you will all this money and if you don't pay it if you got to go to jail and you couldn't pay it so you went to jail this is Arthur Pedic surgeon is like super straight straight straight and there's another guy that that figured out the OJ text scheme you know how old Jake and keep his money from the loud free money until so this accountant figured out how to do it and he started getting rich people so they didn't have to pay taxes it's a rather than to do to change the law or do anything like that they just put his ass in jail because he could and you put them in there for a year and he wasn't doing anything illegal nothing illegal and then they told him you're going to get out in a year but you're not going to do that text thing anymore he wasn't doing anything illegal nothing illegal except and then they told him you're going to get out in a year but you're not going to do that text thing anymore Wow money


    Tommy Chong Thinks He Got Cancer from Not Smoking Weed | Joe Rogan
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    you yeah that's me with you on Dancing With the Stars yeah could you give me the 10 that's the only one I got the stress from no smoking weed no smoking weed I quit smoking weed during the show why'd you do that it would help me with my coordination or something when you're learning skills but it's a good idea to smoke pot when you have the skills yeah when you roll and you already know what to do it's like instinctive then you can smoke some pot yeah but like learning like if someone shows me a new move and I'm high I can't even figure out where the body still McQueen and where's your arm what is it, doing that's too high we'll just leave it alone and you're probably die of something else before that happens it's always his attitude that was their attitudes is correct doctor it happens all the time because you can be very slow and I had a slow what one I had a biopsy when I had to find out cuz I was going to do the girls homework and that's why I checked up my blood to make sure I let you know I did have cancer. I had prostate cancer and I think that could have done it you know the biopsy you come to take a piece of your think that taking a biopsy could have caused damage would have let the cancer could have caused the cancer cell to to hit the direction the way it did the lack of weed and in distress in in the fact that I have prostate you know so when they fix the rectal and I got those the best one of the best doctor could change in what they have to do they had to operate they had to take out change the plumbing from the from the front from the back to the front that's a Class B bag so I have no more rectum wow the background to the front and that's all they did their and then I had been there but too but they did they swept prostate clean with the radiation they say the word we're down there anyway so we might as well do their prostate too so they fixed the prostate and thank God I never had it taken out because now I can I got the sleeping giant is a woke again Giant gorgeous wife but yet I still get in these urges and I thought of doing testosterone that the use apparently to help induce labor because it's all about blood flow down there slow down there until it's going to do so I tried pills I tried Viagra and it doesn't doesn't work enough I'm going in tomorrow for an injection of some help the blood so they help the giant get a little more awake


    Tommy Chong Found the Secret to Living Forever | Joe Rogan
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    could be better I'll be 81 Friday wow that's amazing it is it sounds crazy to say that sounds crazy that's it that's all it is drink out of the Fountain of Youth and you'll live forever really play Bob Hope man in the game and the reboot but in the way you go again but if you keep this body healthy it it feels that there's no need to to leave because the in usage obviously still got more s*** to do you still enjoying it old folks sex the whole thing about Tango is it's so intricate it was the original Tango was amazing dance from Africa and what they would do that young kids will get together and dance and flirt with their feet and so when the slaves got taken you know from Africa and put on the boats in that they ended up crashing the foot dance Adagio French dance the dance of the brothels and so is that so then they ended up with the music or a dance called tangle which was the combination is a word that means small drum it's an African drum just like Bumble it's an African word that means Story County untangle so anyway Tango like I go to Argentina with my wife a lot and it's very tough dance to dance with your wife you have to dance with a stranger and she has to dance with a stranger you're too intimate to personal you know each other too well if you're a stranger then all you can respond to is the dance signals like but he has to leave him situated that it that you can't see him being you can't pull her around. He suggest suggested moving then the girl partner will understand that move in then she can do a couple of steps and that certain way ochos that remains back and forth and in the end out of those combinations once the guy gets the girl that going into the ochos Frances then you can move on to another. Her with his foot and then you move on to another series of moves and they're all designed and but the stranger you know the woman has to really listen to the the moves if she's dance with a stranger or a teacher and that's how I roll and then it has to be close to embrace and the woman has to be that cuddled up against a guy not always but for the most part so you're not looking at your feet at all and it's all about feel it so you have to feel the other person's body and it can get so intimate man if that you really found after good dance with a good Tangled teacher you really feel like you're having a cigarette you studied us if you like to climb I got turned onto it in Paris I was teaching Edward finishing up the Corsican Brothers and I was as we got offered to do The Cisco Kid and they sent me the script and in the script said tango dancers and so there were my girlfriend at the time but wife not used to drive by this place that to tangle and neon lights and so we stopped in and took our first tango lesson from this George and Rosie and George was too old to get out of bed he was in the butt is in his nineties or something he was in bed Rosie came and met us and leave and she showed us the first little bit of Tango on my wife Shelby who was she's been studying dance to ever since I can remember I found out about that nice had to learn salsa but then we started learning Tangled together and then she went on to really learn how to dance dance with the pros me I'm still struggling to be a pro and it's very hard fighting and so when I when we go down to the video operator cuz I didn't know how to that well lessons almost twenty years but it still don't have the skills to to be a professional like like like that but yeah so I went down and videotaped her and then I came back and I made about Isis this is embarrassing because people know me from years ago and I still can't to learn tango and I wouldn't give up golf I got a 36 handicap something like that but but I gave up coffee cuz it's too much energy was taken too much energy to walk around all the time that the Tango dancing on the movement footwork it actually make you more steady and stable balance better so probably your golf game better I would get better comedy has someone asked me about the secret of confidence is supplies and in the tangle supplies to be waiting waiting in silence you know before you say something to give people time to formulate their own thoughts about what you're doing or to concentrate on what you're going to say next in the end that says same same thing with Tango yeah waiting and using that that that silence you know before you say something you give people time to formulate their own thoughts about what you're doing or to concentrate on what you're going to say next in the end that's the same same thing with Tango


    Former Mexican Border Agent on Sicario Accuracy, Cartels Being Designated as Terrorists | Joe Rogan
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    sicario that movie sicario people are looking at that movie so a lot of the followers suspicious of the detailed tour having an MP5 I was the only Mexican walking an MP5 submachine gun down there right so there's like those movies is how how is with everybody saw that movie and then that's how they would do no that's that's a reality you don't have fiction is kind of a basis for reality so sicario 2 comes out and it's basically the United States declaring the cartels a terrorist organization you know and I saw that and I was like usually fiction kind of good kind of has a way of influencing reality for them on the line you know that Denzel Washington movie called Beachwear that bunch of terrorist attack New York and then militarized New York and that's Cub kind of like a president for 9/11 so you see sicario 2 and then you're going to terrorists Trump now says they're going to thinking about declaring the cartels it as a terrorist organization that's pretty interesting mainly because realistically Mexico has been calling them terrorists forever what did you think about that something that can happen if you're going to know which rice efforts against it and not just got that there is a law enforcement that situation I think people should be afraid down there if you do go that route but just realized that's going to be open Warfare not in a foreign country across the ocean that's going to be right next to your border yeah we're people can walk across yes or make things happen down there that will affect you up here in a very real way you know and it'll get ugly before it gets better by you know I hopefully doesn't know but that's realistic live that doesn't happen if they don't treat it as a terrorist organization and try to have some sort of impact on it what could be done I think culturally they're trying to get us ready for that you know I don't know I think that's what's that's what's happening you see a lot of the Cross you know borders US military assets training Mexican Marines down there and open relationship with them you see that and not let the bushes to maybe you know preparing for something you know I think they're preparing for something you know what what could that be on or no sew the but we get about it publicly is just a small sliver of the actual conversations are being had yeah and and also there's a lot of it on this direction it was a lot of misdirection I'm not personally died preparing for something you know what what could that be on a no-sew the but we got about it publicly is just a small sliver of the actual conversations are being had yeah and and also there's a lot of it on this direction and it's a lot of misdirection I'm not personally that I'd be at my age


    Joe Rogan | What Americans Don't Understand About Mexico's Cartel Problem w/Ed Calderon
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    yeah just like it when you when you're over here and you look at UDC it a differently from looking at it the look at looking at the situation over there and how crazy Mexico is from America like how ignorant Americans are to how bad it really is yeah I mean I've been up here for four years now as a resident and I came up here at the weirdest I'm probably and in the u.s. history as far as that's going through my immigration process Trump got elected so it was pretty interesting you know and helping pull to the both sides of the political Spectrum in on you and seeing how people would talk about Mexico and ways that were at your realistic or just weird things that you would hear is like that's on how it is you know that's not how it happened it was a big misconception u.s. to know they're out there everywhere outside the border the Border thing is like that's a border but they're both on both sides and now there's definitely cartel year in the u.s. is it so then most Americans thinking thinking of it is a foreign problem if you live far from the border maybe you know where that is text itself that's a lot of they also hear that now they should fix their own s*** yeah but they're only let me know this problems on therapy on stem from firearms and money coming from up here and the big drug market and the money going into some crop hands down there at times and then basically them burning the manual every six years I just starting a new on their fight and the cars anybody else say this other than you has anybody say that politically over there I don't know there's a few people there's a few people I was actually in charge of the governor of Baja security detail towards for two years to almost three years I was put there because he was a very good friend of Philly because other one we was always Compadre and he was very high-level and now there's a lot of threats in his life and again he was heading up the tip of the spear for the counter cartel operations in the whole of Mexico and he banana plant in TJ That Was Then replicated throughout the country and he would be very vocal in his encounter cartel rhetoric and how we could do better and how we should all work together he developed these groups called boom groups basically Army Municipal Police State Police all of them working together these operations group than just going out there and it's the jurisdiction of everybody here to do whatever we need to do and he was pretty and I instrumental his name was a una Manana and he's out of politics now and he had a lot of threats and it was pretty interesting working with him he's one of those people think that all politicians corrupt on their side true there's some good ones he was one definitely on that work directly with him and I and I could tell you that he was a used one of those good ones and lieutenant-colonel he's all out who's now running for mayor if you want he's one of those vocal guys there's a reason why he's been trying to kill him nine times he saying something you know he's he's representing something right there are good people down there willing to fight it's just that there's a lot of more bad people going to kill you must have seen some horrific s*** over the course of your career yeah yes yes a bodies the brutality of torture people working down there is a closest thing to the wild west you have currently it's basically and when the people say third world country as there's a lot of Cosmopolitan places just crossed the border that aren't necessarily alien to americanize now imagine all this you know crazy things happening down there like there was a famous firefight in Tijuana which is basically there was a Big Cartel stronghold inside of this Castle type thing and I had a big giant Dome on top of it La cupola and when you went that happened basically a bunch of everybody responded to this thing and it was next to a school and kids were being evacuated from it is pretty horrific a lot of the people on the inside that they had a lot of people abducted on the inside and they basically executed all of them and some of the people on the inside with the cartel guys would put zip ties on themselves and kneel kneel down the ground so they would you would think it was them and that you saw that uniformed police officers inside of their shooting outside two uniformed police officer so you would see how the crazy corruption and you know La shootout happens bank robbery two guys with AK-47 North Hollywood that one militarize the whole policing in the United States that type of thing happens and tea in Macon Mexican Mexico every day and nothing happens nothing changes you know that's that's that's crazy part and I'm how how somehow that just is part of the normal now down there no no adjustments no adjustments I know Evolution now these guys used to roll around dressed as cops with killing vehicles and now they roll around in taxicabs and are more discreet and how they move these guys used to use drugs meals and Drug tunnel Sally use unmanned drones and other means to cross a drive cuz they're always kind of evolving in the jousting and the government is trying to smash it with a hammer drug tunnels values unmanned drones and other means to cross a dry cuz they're always kind of evolving in the jousting and the government is trying to smash it with a hammer for the past 10 15 20 years just whack a mole like a mole


    Joe Rogan | The Strange Story of Mormon Colonies in Mexico (and Mitt Romney's Dad) w/Ed Calderon
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    did you have any involvement has barely related but did you have any involvement to know anybody that had any involvement with those Mormon Cults they're down there yes I'd like to know people that in the horrors region that some of the Mitt Romney's family members in that region area yeah I knew some federal I know some federal police guys and Military guys that were curious about Mana Firearms at these guys have because they had some they've basically fought the cartels off well it's you know it's pretty it's pretty interesting being there and finding a white guy that speaks amazing English and it was born in Mexico and he and there are Mormons are Mormons and they they have to get like a visa to travel to us. People don't know that like Mitt Romney's dad the reason why Mitt Romney's dad never ran for president cuz he was born in Mexico another word meaning of people that Canelo Louis CK yeah Lewis CK anybody that's Irish ancestry if you go into a bar in Mexico some bars in Mexico you can probably get some free drinks if you tell me where Irish because the Irish betrayed the Americans in the last Mexican-American War yeah the that they did the Mormon community in that area basically a few other members got abducted and the cartels for you know wanted to do more against them in these guys apparently got them high power to long range rifles and they were shooting at these people from afar and they set up this whole security apparatus around her down and The Mexican government and basically look the other way can I said it's fine just don't get out don't be get too crazy with it and there was some sort of interaction as far as them trying to appease things with them you know realistically they the town that there that they made out there as a paradise I mean amongst other towns in that area it's a beautiful place really the beautiful plates very organized. Is it called This is Jamie does that are Mormon little town what kind of military did they have that protects this town are your Dave Dave made their own military so I actually got to do a few reconnaissance things there just this is passing by and what I saw that they had were a bunch of basically Machine Gun Nest on some of the hilltops and they little they limited the amount of access points to that little down totally had the affair basically they're one of them got killed to kill other people and then there was there was this whole thing they went to the government for help and they didn't say anything so somehow they procured Firearms down there so they start defending their own what a strange story that is because they left the United States when polygamy was illegal illegal in Utah over here but it isn't nice I mean it again it's a weird American like town in the middle of Juarez and then how many people really yeah there's a lot of family names are in that region they're kind of famous you know why the Barons or one of those but it's only this one town it's it's one of set there's a list of you out there cuz if you have their speed Mormon communities out there while it's all the same sort of deal alarm to the tits discreetly armed you know that if I don't know if it's it's open as it was but it's back then when it was really Rowdy they were they were openly doing things to keep people from not coming to their town full on Mexican citizens Mexican citizens yes but there but they speak English but they don't need to be out of it so you know it's a weird place that's f****** really weird


    Joe Rogan | Mexican Resorts Are Safe Because They're Cartel Owned w/Ed Calderon
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    and correct me if I'm wrong but they they do make an effort to not go into tourist areas until resort areas in the car till I tell while this is the thing because they own it or they have investments in it that's why so like if you go to Punta Mita or something like that you think they have investment late late late that it's in their best interests of have things you know quite a lot of people at so I do a lot of training as far as do a lot of classes Suffolk. Travel safety things and people are amazed some of the cases that I bring out for that they think they're going to get abducted or drug by the cartels and some discotech somewhere down there and it's usually American the Americans traveling down there doing their thing down there against other Americans isn't coming back up perfectly I'm crying really yeah that's why I did not happen with a guy who killed his girlfriend down there the cartel got her I miss her so much man down there during the spring break type that type of timeframe it's always Americans against Americans kind of doing that. I think it's of the cartels are drugging people now it's sometimes it's Americans taken advantage of the whole being in the foreign land type thing I was staying with my family in Punta Mita at the Four Seasons and we golf carts take the golf carts out of the resort and then I like you we can we take the golf carts to the town to lecture go ahead we leave the resort the first thing you see is military vehicle armored with soldiers standing at the border of the f****** Four Seasons with machine guns on the roof of this thing standing there ready to rock in case anything goes down legitimize our business is your nearest back so a lot of the money in those in those Resorts probably probably trace it back to cardiologist why so it's just deep it goes it permeates the entire culture yes it's it's it's it's part of the business my model and the whole lot of money moves around down there a relationship with Jesus Christ man it's got a feel for you for a guy like you who gave your Blood Sweat and Tears and was apart of stop this it must feel so strange to watch this nightmare sort of play out so being up here and most of my friends for some reason I have distracted so many black Marines to my life but I don't know why you know a lot I have a few seal friends and most mostly just crazy marine guys and I've been learning about what post-conflict is post-conflict or being a veteran the combat Marines is through them y'all things like post-traumatic stress disorder in and esophagitis TBI are things that I didn't even know where thing till they come up here no one talks about in Mexico that doesn't exist it's not now not discussed not you if you go into a situation and you do something somewhere you get a few days off you know that's about it and come back to work while and medical wise guy I've been discovering all these issues I have from that experience down there and it's like what kind of shoes and my nose is pretty as pretty as Ben's pretty substantially destroyed and my might have a few head injuries and now I didn't know what they were you know I just it stress you know where on the body it's my age I'm 36 I shouldn't be feeling like this you know and do them they kind of pointing me in like you probably have this because this is what I had because I was in Iraq Iraq might as well been the wreck now that's that's the thing that does it and also you guys recognize your veterans you know enough not enough somebody one of my a****** friends gave me a the Mexican drug war veteran hat because all those guys had their own hats you know so I could drug war veteran hat and had an eagle y'all being strangled by a snake and it was pretty funny but it made me realize how there's a bunch of guys down in Mexico the amazing things and they're getting the recognition because it's a war that they didn't I Rise as there's nothing happens no war happening but there's no war you know even the current president said you know what this is the end that they didn't I Rise is there something happen is no war happening this is Circuit of the cartels and there's no war you know even the current president said you know what this is the end of the drug war because I said so kind of thing anymore okay because why is over


    Joe Rogan | Mexico Cartel Power Goes Beyond Drugs w/Ed Calderon
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    what could be done to radically curved this what we going to do first off legalizing some of some of the substances will probably help that would help a lot that's a pretty good question but even some substances that are legal like fentanyls essentially legal because you can get a prescription for it but you're never going to have like fentanyl just over the counter says to deadly you know another thing that you know I think about and that's a very good question I wish I can answer I think everybody wishes they can answer it and everyone just sort of like shrugs and so they need the cartels aren't just a drug-filled business they also have money that is in property and alleged legitimize businesses they work in the human trafficking like the actual used to be you can cross that border and go to the desert and cross it yourself and now you have to pay a toll protection rackets Croft on both sides of the other border sex trafficking piracy like you name it they have they have an essentially took that drug money and just different other night a crime business Diversified now they've been Diversified for a long time like there was a reason to lie to 33 cartel members from Sinaloa in Malaysia released out of all places so you think about that to Sinaloa cartel Guys Somewhere in Malaysia got caught somewhere and now they've been releasing and they got like a hero's welcome in Mexico to get a hero's welcome. I got the funny thing is that the Mexican Government was involved in their release and then they send it back and heroes welcome what were they doing all the way over there and then that part of the world is fine so no one has a real plan here goes Malaysia pardons three Mexicans on death row all they were on death row so there's a lot of Romanticism Romanticism it's religion there's definitely some some occultism involved in a lot of the higher up to these cartels remember when I found out about the Narco music is one of those songs called I Corridos the folk songs there's a lot of them you know theirs and they are all them have a secret language in them sometimes or or they're all like three of something to happen and you pay somebody done to test 222 make one for you or somebody makes it for you and then if you do a good Correo song for somebody and the arrivals will send some of the kill you and I was like even even the musicians are on either side of the cartel can I group things as well it's pretty weird but it's wow so if you're if you're for the wrong cartel you make a song you kind of have to like doing the hiding or orange do not play any in any places where they why do cartels go territories are Jesus Christ will they come to your territory to come get you if you had been a few high-level in the wrong place cultism the cartels have as well even with the pretty interesting thing things like talk to Mark that they that the death called that is kind of different parts of Mexico it's like a think about a very dark Freemasonry type thing is certain levels you have people that are apart of the part of that called from the cops to the military to the cartels it's kind of two prostitutes and drug dealers it's interesting how that that kind of also has an influence on on on the way some people go into very risky business is like being cops or mother or cartel guys and how they wear them power themselves by some of these occult iconography if you don't like it or or there's that the Trinity is golden Peach turn into a saint now there's a giant Church to him into hell out with a bunch of money stuck to the walls and and pictures of guys in the US would like a F-150 like thank you Mom I'm living the dream now because of you to roadside altars with with a statue of the Virgin Mary and then you look behind her in this Reaper behind it because it's swine and they do that till so the military doesn't destroy them because they have standing orders to destroy these things which shouldn't be but you know that's kind of religious persecution but they actually do that it's so it's so different in the United States and in a lot of ways it is I mean I don't think we understand like all the stuff I think the average person has no idea about the songs no idea about the culture of it all they have no idea of the depth How Deeply it's connected and Society down there I mean the the death cult worship is I think you could probably trace it back to the Aztec Days by it so there's definitely when you see all these highly graph highly violent bloody cartel executions and and and things like that I don't know I mean I think there's some sort of genetic memory from that it's not abnormal physically for some of these people do that type of thing ripping somebody's heart trees of the videos of that stuff out there remember getting contacted by people that I knew on this side of the Border in the US they were very curious of why all these people from the Middle East were looking at all these cartel execution videos and then a few years later you had Isis doing some high production execution videos men were inspired by the cartels you know wow so we think about I can walk there and you can walk there it's not Olivia it's near lohoya gorgeous view and everyone's driving Ferraris and Porsches 20 minutes drive your in Tijuana on the planet right now what a juxtaposition how crazy is that this is the border to Mexico and it's all military San Diego's fill with f****** seals and Rangers and Marines and bases and all military down there since so military influence and it's right next to the most violent dangerous city on planet Earth more than Karachi Pakistan we were we were insured by MetLife and the MetLife agent something along those lines like you're better off going to Afghanistan or Iraq then working here basically numbers-wise and I was like. Thank you for that you know that's felt that feels like a good plan on the back fused with regular person so so you get cartel on cartel crime and then they finish each other off and then they realize that will now what do we do so they start abducting people extortion to store money just extortion comes out and into play Dino Pet protection rackets process died and now they're very bold that now they're at the party somewhere and somebody look something funny so they come back and they shoot up the whole party I like your daughter she's pretty hot I'm going to steal her and if you do something I'll kill you and your your daughter again that's how it starts you know that's that's how it starts kind of growing just bold Brazen rule that's how you get it and Hosea Pathak that's how you got to get to that point and then again I experienced it back in the 2006 era and I saw it get into all the way to win the whole of the Municipal Police were they basically Army surrounded the Municipal Police office of David the police if you wanna and they took out a gun and a few of them were taking on a plane ride to Mexico City and there for a few weeks there was no armed police in decline in the municipal on police imagine somebody and somebody disarming the whole lapl all of the LAPD and just having the Army in there instead you know wow so you would see you would see these events and then things calming down the only success story as far as us as far as the city coming back from the break what they want 244 all that. Like the Raging drug war went down Lieutenant Colonel is all of the guy that I used to work with he took numbers down like everybody down in Lexing the heat got hired then on to go to RS to try and replicate his success the only success is where they are because he basically treated the problems account Insurgency probably not a policeman problem attempts on his life the last one took the use of his legs and he's currently currently running for mayor of Tijuana believe it or not and he's not he's in a wheelchair but he still I wouldn't want to mess with that guy that much myself and some members of my family are actually helping out with his campaign that he's you know they got a is one of the campaign offices shut up recently is there any plans or the is there any push to try to treat the entire problem as a counterinsurgency problem and keep the success that they had in Tijuana know it's a cat that was a solution brought in by the right side of the political Spectrum in the in Mexico so it's it's a no-go right now because everything still left just got just got an office he's he's up he's has a few months and so yeah just got into office so so you got five and a half more years of this dude wearing for a ride that's why I'm say yeah kindness doesn't seem to work when you're dealing with cartels it seems like now you give him my hand it'll take your feet that's that was that said Mexican say man for you to have been in that business and to sort of be connected to about side of it now it did it seem like there's a team I mean must be incredibly frustrating but also must feel futile like you've wasted time cuz not there's no no progress is ever going to be made I have a you don't have a weird experience that I had a burned about 2 Acres of pot somewhere about her way towards the end of my career and then things happened politically a bunch of shakes about Jacob's over the office I got called in and the director at that of the institution that was in there that time was up Shady character and I decided to six I want my my my my mom had just passed away and that kind of affected me a little bit a lot of the hell out of bed you know and starting a family and stuff like that and you don't set you know what this is this is not worth it so I left quit my job had everything in people were suspicious about why I did it you know what I mean probably found a million-dollar somewhere near so I have to leave in a hurry got a few threats gladly to leave in hurry and I got a few threats gladly gladly I luckily I had some great people on this side of the Border friendship that I developed for a long while and they help me out you know


    Joe Rogan | Cartels Like Trumps Border Wall w/Ed Calderon
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    and also would also what happened is that you do a lot of these people is something that people Americans kind of don't don't get yet this isn't a Mexican problem any more specifically as far as the cartel violence going on a lot of these people had their kids up here in the US in the 90s allows cartel guys you know Chapo has kids had kids in the US and a lot of these people are now coming of age you know so cartel influence in the US is a thing you're going to start seeing if you're already seeing it but you're going to see more of it because a lot of these people are actually american-born the u.s. citizens now working in tandem with any sort of Interest down there so that's going to be the new shift you know and you know people are some fun kind of horrified by some of the stuff that. Some of the cases down there people can look up the Los pelillos gang in in Southern California they were actual cartel group that would kidnap people in the US dresses federal agents in the US and drag them back down to Mexico now this happened if you'd look almost I think I might nine years back but this is happening to you when you ask now it's not something foreign anymore you know a lot of people want to think that you work you can build a wall and keep all that down. Don't get me wrong Build That Wall I have nothing against it but selling it as a security thing it's just I don't I don't think it makes that much sense in a lot of in lot of parts words it is up violence is rapping on both sides but if the argument would be that if the wall didn't exist then it would be too easy to come back and forth at all spots yeah I get it I get it and I think I guess I'm not against the wall build the wall other I interviewed a guy I do articles for a few magazines and I interviewed a guy who's the kyote move people from the border and he said this about the board was asked in the interview about the border wall he said good for business and I know you'll make something seem like it's harder when it isn't as good for business 3075 tighter or flying to Canada they walk down which is that was his one of his one of his new favorite methods so Northern United States easy to know where the border is like just get across here and be fine snow Mexicans really strange while I mean it's the daily the amount of creativity and then problem solving that goes on on the criminal side you know if your best plan is the wall of a secure wall these guys have been working against that best plan for the past 20 years so they are there already way ahead of the Curve there's interesting time in drunk and puking look this up drone technology had had enough surgeon and innovation in Tijuana out of all places in the world for a time like why that's funny Wonder drunk and puking up his iPad drone technology had had enough surgeon and innovation in Tijuana out of all places in the world for a time like why that's funny


    Joe Rogan | The Corruption Behind Operation Fast and Furious w/Ed Calderon
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    it seems like it's very loose like there's a lot of room for fuckary Bush Administration era there was a lot of that was a lot of stuff going on Obama administration error after the whole Fast and Furious thing the things kind of went dark for a while to the cartel under the guys that this is the track the gun yes it seems so fishy of I learned about it from CNN and I view my friends were killed with some of those guns down there which is you know everybody talks about the the u.s. agent that was a Mexican was killed by some of these guns but there was a lot of Mexican agents and people civilians killed by these guns as well so they were very specific types of guns you imagine somebody giving you a shopping list Papa John's you want right routing these lists were 50 cal Barrett Barrett rifles and fn57 which are very upset it's a pistol with a very high velocity around that good goes to soft armor like the type of stuff that was issued to us right so all the sudden we're seeing these space best tools in the hands of the cartels and very specific parts of the country or like what a Preposterous idea that they're going to sell it to the cartel that sounds like horseshit to me that sounds like someone's trying to make money and they said I will just say we're selling it to them to track it felt that the suspicious part is that all of them went to one specific Cartel de Sinaloa cartel so it sounds like such horseshit the fact it mean who went to jail for that Eric Holder didn't go to jail where in the Baja a little girl blocked her arm an agent that was a friend of mine got killed and it the wife got killed with fn57 that directly related to that whole thing so you can go to jail for tax evasion that I just got can get away with that the idea that you would run that by people and they would go yeah good idea I was happening way before all I know is that when that happened nobody told us and there was definitely some weird resentment on part of the the government down there and say people down there as far as you know and and there was some weird conspiracy theories going on as well down there idea the main thing you would hear his people want them fast and furious executive privilege lawsuit between doj and house wrapped up within the last two weeks I guess really is images of the ones we found they were buried in somebody's our backyard inside of a water barrel and all of them were obviously us origin guns and like what do you mean all of them had very specific accessories on them that nobody else in the world puts these accessories on their guns at the us because they're pretty ridiculous 6 see you in hell type things on them in America Punisher skulls with a big one and a cartoon skull from a Marvel comic book has become a part of it is it is pretty well the main rumor down there like with conspiracy theory yeah that's that's about it so you crazy crazy things main thing was that the US was planning an invasion you know their business is there to stabilize in the region so they can put boots on the ground the invading Mexico how f****** crazy with that babe well you know as far as a reaction on the side of Mexico people aren't getting this again does pure leaf population in and that you were rumors that I would hear people were planning to do poison drug loads on that side to create a Health crisis and in the US as a reaction that was pretty like when I heard it's like little league who's talking about this yet you know and so will full-out War almost disrespected right that the cartels would poison the drugs to punish the Americans for the military invading the country to create a Health crisis in the US so they wouldn't have to go back wow groomers over numbers we never got told attendees got a number nearly 2,000 Firearms were illegally purchased for one point Vermilion according to the doj Inspector General report f*** hundreds of guns really to recover United States of Mexico 50 cows were so they did intelligent equation with the cartels right so we they would get AK-47s and we would get German mangy three that were safe around the same caliber and we could fight back night and then all of our leadership start rolling around in armored vehicle so look at 50 calcium make holes in the vehicle so it's always been an escalation now getting 50 cal so you could shoot holes in the armored vehicles that yeah both so the cartels were getting them first then then then we had to get them because they were rolling around in our vehicle so that Mad Max hype armored vehicles they would make they would first first they would make them like homemade Mad Max armored vehicles find somewhere one of them was called La Bestia which is like a giant that they all do that all that was messing with the guy with the guitar on the back of it you don't make it right back and it would be easy to roll into town in like have how would you fight that and then we had to get a 50 cal get the military to shoot them from the sky Checkmate Checkmate government against the cartel but then you realize that the cartels like the new generation Cartel de Guadalajara at actually down helicopters in Guadalajara military helicopters because they have anti-aircraft capabilities Jesus Christ now you're like Checkmate cartels that's that's how killing and death is not at the Industrial Level that it's that is being done in Mexico not just killing but you do disappearing bodies making body disappear I was at I was I was around when they got the the stewmaker the stewmaker was a guy that worked for the Sinaloa cartel in Tijuana and he would get rid of bodies using caustic soda night so he would get bodies every night and he got these basically this Industrial Level just barrels and it just goes caustic soda that's a chemical mixture you can get most of the components that hardware store basically dissolves bodies and I know he would get get some of this and make sure he he said and interviews that he got trained by Israelis that how to do that so who knows if that's true or not I but in the night he said he would get rid of the funeral dozens of bodies and just get rid of everything bone everything so there's a lot of families on Mexico that are looking for the kids for years then there's just no way of getting them body and the amount of you that goes into cartel working just gets you don't kill their that's just that's the whole generations and whole towns of women and old men and they're out which is the cold in relationships small towns were like they looked at me like you say you know young man just like so it's rare at some places it is because the men are all getting killed all getting God. God in the in the cartel operations and killed or recruited forcefully recruited or voluntarily recruited but get them pulled Generations just wiped out young man looks like this was rare at some places it is because the men are all getting killed all getting got God in the in the cartel operations and killed or recruited forcefully recruited or voluntarily withdrew it but you don't pull generation


    Joe Rogan | How Corruption and Legalized Weed Impacts Mexican Drug Trade w/Ed Calderon
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    for you to have your life on the line over there and see all this chaos and obviously the lack of organization or outright corruption it must be insanely frustrated yeah I mean where the putting people in little clearly guilty of things you know and then semen come out or the legal system down there then I got with that I had to endure you know you would have to go and do a face-to-face with all these people tonight don't your federal courthouse leave your Firearms behind could do a face-to-face with these people inside that you just got got that you just got for our many tons of cocaine or pot whatever and then go outside and it outside now now now I know you are you know there's no anonymity in that and in that regard so you would have to sign things you know and then seeing some of the people that were with you working on your side and seeing how some of them would fall into corruption charges and then sue the government and then get your job back but now you have somebody is compromised within your own unit wow night so they did did try a few things to try and clean out fleas horses one of them with a plan they called the C3 plan it was like a like a filter for police officers down there it's still it's still an action but you know it's questionable if it's effective or not I saw a lot of people go through it and then later on they would turn out to be cartel guys basically it would do a background check FBI background check polygraph exam drug testing all the all of these things to see that you were you know clean to work on these police horses the problem is that the polygraphs turn out to be unconstitutional to fire somebody over them so a lot of these people got hired back after they would fail poly basic polygraph exam so a lot of attempts to clean it up you know and you would be on the level and all these people won't be on the level but they were still there so you wouldn't what percentage of people are not on the level she had a gas roughly that bad I mean I would depend I'd say 30% probably that's a lot but I got my experience of the people that I worked at 3% when you must cherish the 70 know when somebody people wearing off and I will because you don't have his running joke that I have I went in with the same card that I drove out of the office with Hello Kitty truck that I had that I bought that I bought when I know about my own dime first truck first car and I drove out of the office when it quits when I quit the job that same day in the life by Jolie I drove out of the office and I truck but a lot of these guys would come in with her you know how much is in each shoes and just weird cars like it wait a minute we are working the same off is why do you why do you have a three-story house so obvious though you know yeah but the obviousness of it you're driving a nice car living in the big house and everybody else is like what kind or we going to go over here and you would have to turn around and look around see who was listening you know you wouldn't trust a lot of these people so how are we going to power you enjoy job if we can't trust the people that working with us who was it that recently called for decriminalization and it got was it your present to call for decriminalization of all drugs in America to go along with Mexico and so it was yeah realizing marijuana in in Mexico right now cuz there's been a few landmark cases and you know it's gold rush type situation right now there's a lot of companies down there if that get that have had experience up here that want to go down there and Ryan so the culture is ready for it I think do you think that would help I don't know when it comes to legalizing pot up here it hasn't held down there as far as blowing things actually made things kind of worse how's it made things worse they changed they changed the they changes what they were producing so that doesn't when you left the reason why there's a heroin heroin epidemic up here and Fentanyl epidemic up here I think has some relationship with how things that legalized up here until they just switched product down there so lighter-colored heroin is coming down from Mexico and I've seen up at bedtime work with law enforcement up here in the US doing classes and kind of the send me things like and I have seen that lighter-colored heroin pop up in places as far off as you caught up to you and so you know it's because of the color the color of the smell consistency you can kind of tell if it's Asian or how it looks like has a different strain like it's probably a different strain it's also the amount of Sunny gets in the region where could being grown high altitude so it's lighter color not a stinky I don't know but I think it's a relation that that kind of relates to the legalization shoot down there they didn't affect them in the pockets they just switched product it's got to be in such a strange relationship because the reason why these drug cartels have someone Powers bisek because they're selling drugs to the United States so it's like you have this connection to this country that has a great big wall that it wants to build and on one side everybody's buying up all the illegal drugs and the other side everyone's killing everybody to try to make and sell these illegal drugs yeah I mean there's a lot of holes small Nano drones on technology anyting the walls already been up there for a few years part of it and 10th in place I think one would you like one of the British Rock wild rice on the planet and it's the drugs they caught the same you know it's the same it's like the ocean in one large submarine in my time working military science like like scientific size of the f*** to somebody by a submarine a line apparently really yeah you can buy a submarine by a small submarine for a small amount of money I think the main part of the submarine ownership is that mean take maintenance that was the reason we found it is that it wasn't properly maintained so it sunk it does it actually don't actually floated couldn't sing and it had a bunch of things summaries of s*** out of me can't see where you going well so yeah boxing submarines drones like a squadron of drones with a bunch of loads on it in awhile how heavy can a drone can still fly on it so just fly in the coke over the top were you around when that CIA drug plane crashed in Mexico with tons of cocaine on it wasn't there but I was aware of that situation what the f*** is that about I mean realistically there's there's a lot of America's running around in Mexico yeah that's that's that that's in the Cowboys right yeah lot of people to listen we just make this one run sucks good day every now and then you know when this is this is this isn't a secret every now and then you would see a dude out there that's blonde tall and has a bunch of tattoos that don't belong down there working on the military side of things in Mexico or some dudes doing something with some place in your land you that you will get a call you know they're fine just you know just leave him alone like one attend since I have a pretty good spoken English I would get I will get sent places for training or for the Azran work with some people that would go down there and I would never know what the hell some of these people were from so I'm usually we will get to up since I have a pretty good spoken English I would get I will get sent places for training or for liaison work with some people that would go down there and I would never know what the hell some of these people were from so else


    Joe Rogan| Mexican President Says Amnesty for the Cartels?? w/Ed Calderon
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    what is the plan in terms of the government meet there if they can take out a guy like El Chapo what is the plans to eradicate all this and is there really a plan to eradicate it or is it one of those things where it's sort of a plan on paper but realistically they sort of accept the fact and everything to get rid of these people so I have a like I have a thing like that like basic ketchup bottle was a feathered serpent and I have a image of a feathered serpent biting its tail Mexico has a problem with amnesia 6 year cycle of Amnesia every person comes in has all these plans to eradicate the cartels president goes out nobody likes him anymore new guy comes in and says well I have a better plan you know and that's the cycle we always go through and it was a big issue in Mexico yeah and current currently we have a leftist president that doesn't want to have anything to do with the past administrations are mortar on the right of the spectrum his name is Andres Manuel Lopez obrador amlo vocally supporting Venezuela up apparently he has a good relationship with the with Trump that's that's what people say but his whole thing was amnesty for the cartel that's a campaign promise amnesty yes that mean exactly nobody knows what that means operations throughout the country that the military is not as active as it used to be well some of the cartels are growing influence because of a mistake could be you know I've been basically I don't see the efforts that were there when I was active down there things change you know so I don't know I truly think that the Absurd because we're we're on Route 202 having the most violent year in Mexico as far as a drug cartel related deaths right when I got out do you want to have been on the top most dangerous cities on the planet list and I actually work there when it was on the top and through efforts both for the from the government and then through people like that Lieutenant Colonel leyzaola Tijuana was gone off the list of most dangerous cities in the world and now it's again at number one like yeah you sent me was pretty shocked because you don't hear about that here it's 6 murders at night you know I was down there two days ago and it was it's basically cartel on cartel so they're cleaning each other out and just bodies the pier in the morning you know that bridge is hung from bridge has tortured you know that's you know but again the nobody's doing anything about it that she right now but going to turn find I in a lot of ways and so with this left as president this guy with who has this idea of an estate the people that are in charge of handling the cartel the the military and the police officers they've got to feel like a little abandoned yeah or maybe some of them have a business plan and they're working a one side so that's a problem to yasso so do people did not know where you know we have a separate parasound the Army constitutionally shouldn't be engaging in combating the cartels they should be engaging police roles but there was some amendments done to the Constitution and the laws passed but you have to realize that some of these people that are fighting the cartels in the policing type roll from military some of them can't read my or some of them comfortable parts of Mexico that shouldn't they shouldn't be doing that type of activity so you get a lot of you know a lot of failures on that side of the moon events we do have some high-level SF community members in in Mexico that are doing the work but they're few and far between and then you have the federal place which has gone through about 4-5 name changes in the past you know 10 years because every time though not going to call him that and change uniform because they're all corrupt but now they're now they're this fleece right so I just change appearance they change the name you know but like the refresh the public opinion of it there's a famous you know my investigation federal investigation police called the a fee and they were like modern investigative federal police it's going to go after them and they were corrupt this how you know and they all they did was going to get a name change and all these guys got shuffled around and look around like yeah I know you like what what you know but they're still the same person so those are the federal guys rides currently they they want to do like a national National police force and you like they're going to get new people they're going to be natural resource know the same God's James uniform to Dad so that's on the federal side are you wanting their Stateside each state has their own police force investigation police force and a preventative typeforce and these are politicized because each state government may be opposed politicized because each state government may be opposed to the federal government so there's up isn't static there now and each municipality has its own police force and they meet might be completely different politically than the state and federal so


    Joe Rogan | The Influence of El Chapo w/Ed Calderon
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    is gold guns big giveaway all gold answer you know that's how you know yeah this is amazing websites that document all the different stuff that the cartel has but they love gold guns yeah that's Chapo got like a gold very special gold gun when he was when he was named one of the top earners in Fords of the fourth list I think he got his number on a gun and everything the second to last time he got caught because he got caught a lot of times and escaped somebody somebody in the military that got them took it you know oh nothing it ended up in the museum I think it's I think it's in a museum somewhere in Mexico City where a lot of these golden that's up that's War trophy for those guys right of the museum price on his Escape I was like this is hilarious the fact this guy goes to the toilet and then open the door and poopies in a tunnel and on an electric scooter and goes a mile pops up on the other side and they had everything set up for him with electricity like I mean you know what I think the thing that people kind of don't understand about the corruption is it's not just corruption because people are greedy it's all good it's also fear-based corruption so if you don't do what I say we're going to kill everybody in your family even your dog. Type of thing so after will Chapo got it escaped that last time you know all of these staff at the jail got no put in prison and so they were all part of it there's rumors that they were now some some some things that should have been controlled weren't patrolled it was a pretty good well-made tunnel for what it was really well-made so a lot of the people that tell Chapel actually use for these tunnel operation because the same people that use for the tunnels in the Border region all the active tunnels are somewhere you no longer border all those guys were pulled in from from the silver mining companies that used to operate a little Mexico I kind of went looking for jobs in WoW get El Chapo outs good job that's when you saw all that s*** go down with Sean Penn and Sean Penn visiting El Chapo and Sean Penn writing an article for Rolling Stone like that's where you like what in the f*** is going on here yes for a lot of reasons that might not be you know mainly was why are they giving him why are you giving him the Celebrity Status there's a lot of glorification in lot of people been reading some of these people down there and I when they do a lot of harm you know so they know basically giving a voice to somebody it would be the equivalent of somebody up here giving a voice to somebody that was responsible for a lot of damage done to the US pan one of our biggest movie stars who are the biggest drug dealers ever I mean he is El Chapo down it because I've been touching LOL and I've done classes are which was pretty surreal he is he's a folk hero he's he's a piece of Robinhood basically to these people and like when it's a real moment that I had down there driving along this bad bumpy ride Highway and also turn into an ice pack on a highway and the guys that I was with told me oh yeah this is the cartel and made this highway in the back part of it that's a government the part of the highway cuz if you know schools careers lawyers doctors all their careers paid for playing the cartel immigration processes of people that want to come over here sponsorships on type of stuff on both sides night so the span of influence you know that's how he kind of got to where he was he was always helping people and he was investing in people and these people this is these Investments would pay later on you know it sounds like he he benefitted or benefited some aspects of the human shield around them in all these towns old you know schools hospitals every year instead of Christmas Town that they celebrate the Day of the Kings you know so he will get presents Mother's Day they would all get presents that type of thing so why would we want to help the military come in here and then Kelly Chapo if you weren't doing this type of stuff you know that's in that is the same all over Mexico with some of the cartels you know that they they hearts and mind carton Minds type of protein is what makes up with these groups have long lived how much of an effort is there to Raticate the cartel because if you can get a garlic El Chapo who at least in terms of like popularities of is he at the top of the list already at the top of the list as far as popularity but as far as the actual drug dealers is he at the top of the list or are there more several folks that hide underground yeah there's rumors of of people above them that are still out there somewhere that's what everybody like that's the great conspiracy El Chapo's basically the bank manager but you know there's he has a El Compadre Compadre somebody that if you're the daughter if you're the Godfather of my my kid you're my compadre train so he has a Compadre out there myosin bother and he is still out there right band The the extent of how he works and where he worked is a no-sew he's more slick exactly just a more low-key well there's some people get sick with the fame I want to go outside once that the TV show narcos came on then there's a lot of people who did not realize how crazy life of Pablo Escobar was and what really went down in Columbia yeah it's crazy I wish there was a single you know that he was a phenomenon his time and age but he was one man how imagine replicating that type of insanity over the span of Mexico and it's about eight or nine guys you know that was the 90s early 2000s because these guys were in a Legion of Doom type thing where they would be enemies but they would have reunions and they would meet up and kind of agree on certain times did at times because if things are currently after El Chapo you know things going to shift and change what happened well main thing is a power vacuum and with a power vacuum and legalization on this side of certain substances substances like marijuana the the the pot fields are now poppy fields and and new new things like become like them now dedicate themselves to Carol instead of instead of the weed was mysteriously there still weed feels down there for some reason you guys are way better at making it then there but for some reason they're still there with meth precursors being brought in from China and to Mexico or now being made in Mexico like industrial metal stuff right and I knew new upsurging cartel down there that is trying to overtake the Sinaloa cartel of the new generation cartel is coming out of Walla Hara and they're kind of really militarized kind of wing of a cartel activities that are flying to know take control over the whole thing surging cartel down there that is trying to overtake the Sinaloa cartel of the new generation cartel is coming out of Walla Hara and they're kind of really militarized kind of wing of the cartel activities that are fine to know take control over the whole thing


    Ed Calderon on Surviving the Mexican Drug Cartels | Joe Rogan
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    I love your Instagram it's very it's very informational and that will tell everybody what you do so people get a handle on this yes non-permissive environment specialist basically I teach people how to live move and travel in places where they probably shouldn't be traveling by handcuffs how to get out of zip ties and you know I show people have survived until such environments my background is in law enforcement in Mexico so you know a lot of time down there and over the years that's kind of led me into teaching myself how to survive in the environment and apparently after a while back to made me kind of looks out after as far as teaching other people how to survive in such an environment so I've been doing that for a while here in the US military law enforcement civilians 2004 started before everything got really crazy ASCO yes so you can you can kind of Trace back where it officially kicked off by the the start of the Felipe Calderon his presidency which is the II the last President we had basically said you know full-on war against the cartels and by that time I was going to just getting done with my training in more than to go as a police officer and what I thought was going to be and I'll community policing and stuff like that turned into a full-on you know here's a salt rifle and just go climb up that come be with those military guys and let's go arrest cartel members Jesus Christ so you thought you were just getting a regular law enforcement gig yeah I mean who let the sort of kind of job description was supposed at 11 I was actually met school and that the economy and all over the border with Titan security and stuff like that kind of went down in a down drain and most of most of the money that I was using for med school you know one away and you know that in the newspaper young unmarried individuals they don't have any kids welcome to join that thing individuals with no kids pacifically Sage there that didn't have a career and I thought it would be you know every said don't go you know but I would have said that wasn't what it was most people expect when we went into it was a full-on urban Warfare type situation so post 911 the borders get tightened up and the economy gets very bad in the Border towns is that what happens cuz people can't get through as easily it's tightened security so Commerce isn't is freely done on both side border waits at just to take an hour now would take 3 hours or 4 hours depending on the time of day so you know things got affected also being a worldwide recession situation going to happen so everything kind of went down toilet now that I have a lot of family in the Border region and all that like most of our family business is that that we had you know basically can contact and that during that time so from 9:11 to hear we are 18 years later it's been a pretty radical change safe to say yes hundred percent change like what if you had it like try to describe it so I mean basically the only part of the country that I have most of my experiences the Baja Sonora Juarez type region on Northern next basically what happened is that all the cartel start fighting for the most rich drug routes on the planet one of them course being the city of Tijuana so the city of Tijuana is that's the corner of Latin America it's the most of its Nemo's cross-border on the planet and with that you know there's a lot of Commerce that goes on in that region a lot of things get shipped if you want and then dropped building up into into San Diego and a lot of people have business Humboldt and amongst or among all of this movement now there's a giant organized crime war going on if used to be over by cop streets middle of day you would see these cartel tomboys arriving at a restaurant all the cartel guys outside with a case sax 2004 when I first got it started and it would look the other way really yes look-the-other-way look the other way when specific instruction that you got it was one of those things where I went there and I got I got a firearm. Oh here's a Glock 17 here you two magazines here's your Mossberg 500 and you see all those cars over there we don't ask them for anything let them pass that's so you know we don't do anything wild by Nature see members of the military as well kind of go the other way. Situation 2000-2004 do you think that this was just to avoid conflict or what was it because of corruption it's a it's always corruption I mean it always levels I don't know at all those types of levels down there during this time there's a lot of corruption things change but anyway and some levels are always the same there's definitely some sort of backed going on some sort of fear base packed what time and when not to leave it called the wrong and finally said you know enough is enough we're going to declare war he basically militarized a lot of the, narcotics efforts in Mexico so the military went from being you know when they're in their bases or Manning stations out there to actually actively going out and looking for cartel thousand trying to eliminate so basically Army on the street and another thing he did was basically all of the police chief a lot of the police sheets around the country were being treated out for former military officials old military guys officers one of them was Lieutenant Colonel lizaola I don't know if you're ready to come up here he's very famous lieutenant colonel from Mexico has a documentary on them called Mexico's most bravest man he was the one that headed us up he directed us at the start of this these operations against the dark out and he basically said you know this is this in the policing problem this is a counterinsurgency problem so we're going to basically and after that he kind of took control everything everything in the in in the change you know they're one of the cartels witches of work as they were so they started going underground when you join you expected it to be regular law enforcement when it became this counterinsurgency militarized effort against the cartels was there every time you were you like this job is too dangerous My Generation I was part of this seventh generation of officers going through this this program policing and out of my generation the first year we had two of them jail for corruption charges and three dead and I was just proud of how many out of 23 guys so I was 23 guys 2105 gone 5 gone two of them very dramatic that's two of them were kind of the origins of how I got into the whole counter reduction type thing to my guys got to pick up out of a hotel on the downtown Tijuana and bye-bye cartel members dresses federal police officers did the whole nine yards to the uniforms the car everything cloned they got they got us for the papers outside and got put into a van they found them a day later you know horribly mutilated and tortured tortured you know and that kind of busy this is real this is real and I should probably have a few No Escape Plan and but it wasn't I didn't know anything else basically so it wasn't like I had something to fall back on and it was good pay for what it was and you have a fear that bathroom fear got the stress must be insane yeah it's your always on it said there's no vacation Go Get Your Gun to go on vacation course now it was pretty insane now have you ever been confronted yeah yes of course that mean there's no other there's there's no it's not I have a lot of friends over military up here in the US and it's not like it's not like them to go out overseas and they do something in a different country with different people with don't speak the same language I was doing all this Iraq right so I knew some of these people at times you know every now and then I would say I was a kid or we were in school together and now has a plate carrier with a tan naked 47 and a gold gun on his band's right and like whoa all right so I knew some of these people at times you know every now and then I was saying that I got from when I was a kid or we were in school together and now has a plate carrier with an AK-47 and a gold gun on his band's right and it's like whoa


    What the Media Won't Tell You About the Migrant Caravan
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    when you were talking about how everyone with a six-year plan it's not going to work it's never going to work it seems to me that with the Romanticism of the Colts and the way that it's ingrained in a culture and that they did look at these people like folk Heroes that this is a generational problem with many generations before it changes and comes down and I would struggle to think of what would be the thing that could cause it to come down like what what could be the Catalyst for and in more so than things kind of things are getting even more complicated now with Mike migrant Caravans going through to Mexico now and now you have all these displaced people from South America now adding on to the problem of an already existing like from Fox News talks about Alexa to publicly say that they were going to go to the first cabins going to go straight to Tijuana everybody was not other not going to go straight there that's just too far off they should just go to Texas and they went straight to Tijuana and they were about 3,000 strong when they got there and maybe a bit more and a bunch of memes came up because of it as they were going through all the Mexico most of the people were pretty welcoming because they going to stay and I'll never like you know he was a water like what I was doing a job or run a marathon water bottle in you good riddance you finally got the TJ and TJ is very conservative political he's very conservative place and they met with a wall of protesters wearing make Tijuana great again hats yes and all the sudden you see the marijuana with a makeup make the Iguana great again hat on his head wow and the reason why they were so adverse of these guys coming in is that they were a lot of them gang members you know 14th Street gang members the reason why didn't the other route is because they would have two crossed Los Zetas territory was a cartel that has problem with the 49 so they were curtailing that they were complaining about the food they were getting at the shelters to sit third world country triple migrants and we were feeding them tortillas and beans and there's a famous lady that was like I'm not going to eat this is pig with big me u.s. come down and volunteer groups who hippies with sending all their donations to these people in some of these compare Caravan camps they will grab the donations turn around and sell it on the backside you know all these things they would sell them back side so we we we we had just absorbed about 2,000 or 3,000 Haitian immigrants after the earthquake in Tijuana no problems at all they're interested into the culture of a sudden now we have Haitians in the culture and I don't know but these guys came in they were really kind of disruptive in that late night so I helped you think it was because it's all the attention they were getting yeah that's what they wanted you know they wanted to create some sort of situation on the border so they Rush The Border a few times I was I was around there when they at the famous picture of the lady with the kids running2win border happen if they were throwing rocks at the border patrols they put border patrol guys and that's the only got the gas and then and that's when she was running away yeah and they haven't had to go there throwing rocks yeah that they threw rocks conflict that was our thing and it's funny how a photo can give you a totally different perspective that again anybody this down any of this totality iguana and I have to be from Tijuana to 20 people did not want those people there they saw the most disruptive crime went up at one of the encampments that they had was next to a school the school had to be shut down because of all the needles and stuff that was depending getting found out that has a playground the school it was a massive night and then we'll see it on the news and it was like flowers and under the narrow that we have a narrative was like I don't know what these guys are talking about such a polarizing figure that would be anti-immigration like that again antimatter they just don't want to hear it but they'd be out of the DMV weird thing is how subtle are people Mexicans like Trump do you need a whole artboard I'm going to defend our people type thing that's that it like that yeah I remember most Mexicans are very conservative Catholic guys so it kind of but now again we're divided as well as you guys are politically so there's a lot of a lot of till left type leading people down there so they again narrative you know divide and conquer what did the people in the left what is their perspective on the migrant Caravan supported you know let him three. Boots-on-the-ground their cities are not the ones that are hosting all these people right right right they're not right there yeah it's going down to don't have a realistic perspective so it's just it's a narrative so imagine the TJ and affected the businesses do cross-border and tourism business of all the people that live there was to disrupt and paid at the international scene which is what exactly what they did so do they plan on actually trying to get across or date date date they were planning on jumping the fence and claiming Asylum outside on the other side and the famous lady Frijoles that I kind of made famous on my Instagram account she jumped the fence clean the sign went to Texas and then her and her sister assaulted somebody somewhere and then she got arrested got deported probably so you know that's kind of story of these people and then you would get track some of these people on social media so they would be all poor in the migrant Caravan videos they would have on the news and then you would see him on their social media accounts for back home that Louis Vuitton bags and stuff like that you know maybe a fake one but still you know they're fun to get flossing weird dynamic on the border and as far as I think it's being utilized in a lot of ways as a political type thing at is currently because of the Sunday would be on poor in the migrant Caravan videos they would have on the news and then you would see him on their social Media Cows from back home that Louis Vuitton bags and stuff like that you know maybe a fake one but still you know they're fun to get flossing you know it's a weird dynamic on the border and as far as I think it's being utilized in a lot of ways as a political type thing at is currently because of the president guys have up here


    Watch Laird Hamilton Break Down the XPT Lifestyle Program
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    what is the physical training company that you're doing you're doing something is PTI what is that xpt is described it as a kind of a it's a lifestyle program that evolved out of what how we live what we what we do and so we started an experiential thing where people can come for like two and a half days and go through this you know get exposed to speakers and they do heat and ice and we do pool training and breathwork and Saudi conference isn't there supposed to speakers like what you mean well with owl invite you know I would invite you to come and speak for an hour or I'd invite Apple check or we have somebody speak on longevity or somebody has begun Yost during the during the the experience will have a couple speakers talk on you know nutrition and Fitness Wellness career whenever just another piece of the of the element and then and then like I said we have pool training and then we try and we've been certifying trainers down to kind of help people go through the the process is well into its you know it's it's really about rest and recovery and breathing it's more based on on that part is not just another training thing of like hey how weak you know how we can Hammer you and his rent I think that's overplayed I think the ways we can train and and how we're training is really overplayed I think we're we're not creating enough things that nurture system you know and really look at trying to to support people in there in there in there already you know hammering life they're already just beating themselves down inside the red eye and then we'll go to the gym and we'll Hammer ourselves there and then we'll stay up all day and you know and I think we'd they need some support so breathwork is a big part of it knowing how to move correctly I think that's a big part of it has plenty of people hurt themselves especially in the gym deep without you know it without some knowledge of movement and form and then I have a pool training system I developed which is the Gabby was tell me where I think we have is it's a marriage between the gym in the in the pool cuz I despise swimming that's the item said he wouldn't take these masks in the spins and we're going to swim this Coastline where the waves are breaking on the rocks and we're going to go for the five miles I mean like I said hey go down there and and and and wear some swim goggles where you can't even see and swimming some murky water where you don't know what's in it and where to swim a mile down there and you can do that every day that I'd rather step on a rusty nail to do that I mean it's like that's so because of my my disdain swimming. Kind of swimming I mean it's if it's in the surfing the wave that's a different that's a different game that's a whole different you kill me I'm going to die. I would rather privation cuz you're obviously into doing this stuff yourself why create a foundation or well the reason why we started it was because an opportunity to expose yourself and share with more people we were doing it ourselves naturally and then we have friends, and they were like this sucks awesome and then can I invite my friend and then we were we realize that that if we really wanted to expose it to more people ensure we were going to be a limitation if everybody had to come to my house Expedia Expedia life.com and xpt stands for will my my concept is it is exploration and performance training I'd appreciate his I have this whole the first of all there's a bunch of things that happened in the water right which one of the things that happens is when you're underwater the compression of the water allows the blood to flow through your lymphatic system which normally takes about a 24-hour. It happens in one hour so imagine compression tights like if you were in it really helps the blood flow the ultimate compression the water is right spiders because of the psychology of what we can do because you deal a lot with stress and so we're able to implement stress in a very controlled environment and then and then and then like for example in Grant Hill at one point in his career but I have left friend Joakim Noah who's a basketball player and we were doing these we're doing these in the water we're doing these dunking drills last summer so he try train with him and get a bunch of stuff cuz you can do a lot of Highly explosive heavy loaded movement with protection me about momentum which is which way to pull your shoulder out to the free app is going to hurt your knee where I could take a basketball player and I can run him through thousands of jumps thousands which at the end of if I did that on land he'll be broke and he's already jumping too much in his season he doesn't need to jump more right so I could load him up and and make him do these Dynamic movements but now he's protected cuz he's because we taking gravity out so we're so it's it's like it's like saying reading outer space but it's in my backyard what kind of results of these athletes with him and his career at and I don't know how many years he's been in the NBA he came back after doing this dunking job is using this as an example and it had the most dunks per minute that he's had his entire career Grant Hill was talking about he game 3 in in the last year of his career after playing in the NBA for 20 years old city jumping 3 in tire but yeah yeah so I mean we're getting kind of tangible stuff that I'm that I'm that I'm getting just the there's a lot more things a lot of it has to do with breath because in the water is all controlled breathing patterns so everything is controlled because you can't breathe until you get to the top so if you're doing a drover you're jumping and most of the things we do are leg driven swimming is mostly arms part of the reason why only use her arms is cuz you use five times the oxygen with your legs as you do with your arms so the legs are very inefficient for swimming but yet they create a lot of load on your heart which that can boost your breath holding it so there's a bunch of other other things that happened but a lot of it is just that environment is very protective so for Recovery to for like when somebody's got a hurt knee hurt hip hurt ankle you can go in there and start moving dynamically early before you would ever do it land and be protected so there's a bunch of you know and then we can just ratcheted up I can make you know if I truly believe if you gave you said you know I'll get Phelps is going to come to your house and you're going to have Phelps for three months I could make Phelps faster other game a whole nother game now did you invent this protocol this whole thing of jumping and doing in the water with what motivated you where I came originally concept came out of the drilled not a drill thing we used to do in the summer when we were kids that's a Hawaiian kind of waterman drill where you run on the bottom of stones Sophie and then when when you go up he swims down grab didn't and he goes along as far as he can and you swim and you just go back and forth until neither one of you can do it so his base kind of on that concept and then but I wanted to expand that because that's kind of limiting you just swim and you run and you can't isolate movements and you're not working a like you can with domed out so now I ship dumbbells into the water and and I have all different weight so depending on your skill level you know everything we do and that's one thing about everything that I ball dance is it usually has to have a spec he has to be able to be enough for everybody to do it it has to be old people and kids in my mind that it's not viable unless it's it it it you can appeal to everybody that you need you need to kids need to go to do an old person be able to really be valid to really have legitimacy you know it's like okay the coffee it has to be there has to be things that the kids can can have that creamer I have it it's got to get it can't just be specialized I think the specialization of some of this stuff is creates the lack of validity I don't think that it's valid if it's specialized and so I could take a little kid like my daughter does a bunch of the pool training stuff right I have an older older guys that they come and do a bunch of the pool training stuff you know that it's really right because then it's like this is real like the kids can do it the old people can do it through the top guys can do at the bottom guys can do it everybody can do it that the you know that that something that's that's I just think that that's do you know what what what is real how many years even doing this xpt well-developed 10 to 12 years about 12 years now in the pool with any evolved it so you can hold off with a couple ideas diaper boy had like a velcro weight jacket where you don't grow like a little scary and now can you get up till that wasn't that wasn't that wasn't doing a jump so you you and your jumping on the slope so your curl pressing and jumping with with with Dino 60 70 pound dumbbells depending on your side with swimming with 50 lb 60 lb dumbbells When jumping off the bottom with 15-pound dumbbells that depends on the exercise so it's all depends on the person skilled what the drill is but we I have a whole I have all the weights next to the pool so we have everything from 70 225 lb the jump press like doing some sort oh yeah it's all you'd love it it's crazy I called the gorilla curl sew to squat curl press jump and then you when you come out of water just let the weights Dropped In The Water catches at me you could never do that I landed in the water so I have I have a about a 11 foot deep end and then I have a slope so you can choose every depth all the way and then I have what you saw in that last video it's about a three and a half shallow in self this is the first pool and trying to build a couple I'm trying to build one in Hawaii right now that's it's going to fall from what I learned from this pool so this point I just kind of built it with you know with the hopes of Designing a program and then out of it came all the all this stuff what are you an altar I'm in a create multiple depth so I'm going to do like an area that has 12 foot then we're going to ship back to feet and have a 10-foot and then another flat area of 8 and then another flatter a 6-foot and then I have the magic with is about somewhere between 35 to 40 feet wide and that's like if you're trying to swim a heavy dumb don't know we do a lot of individual limbs stuff so that you isolate each limb so we'll do pistol squats and Russians lunge squats and a bunch of other you know and movements that you can you be very vulnerable if you did that in the gym you keep the Jets are you can hear yourself but because you have that stability and Anna it totally support you so you can you can be and go into ranges emotions that you don't have like you know you might not be able to go sync all the way down into a deep lunge on one leg and press out with dumbbells in your hand on land but in the water you can and handle water actually makes it lighter so you have to boost the weight and stuff there's a bunch of great stuff that comes out of it that sounds very attracted to people that have had injuries beautiful and what But the irony is it it kind of get a little bit like what comes out of rehab where you actually get better performance to like like you know a lot of a lot of rehab exercises become performance driving exercises only when you get hurt you like website yeah I actually was a thing that we have the thing we have right now is probably the most the most kind of traveling one more thing that's happening as soon as we have a breathing out coming out so we have a breathing out that has almost every different modality of breathwork and so there's some pretty cool stuff in there where you can go choose a before I go to sleep or before my workout after my workout you know during my thing so we have a bunch of little pretty cool breathing app that that were working on it as well we have the the thing we have right now is probably the most the most kind of prevalent OneNote thing that's happening as soon as we have a breathing out coming out so we have a breathing out that has almost every different modality of breathwork and so there's some pretty cool stuff in there where you can go Tuesday before I go to sleep or before my workout after my workout you know during my thing so we have a bunch of for the pretty cool breathing app that that were working on it as well


    Why Are Hawaiians So Different from Mainlanders?
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    how long you been living in Hawaii with my mom took me from San Francisco and I was six month old low it was only a technicality that I wasn't born there which actually worked against me because you know when you're not born then when you're not born there then you're not from there we missed you bro your mother here in this in the state but my mom took me a few months old I have a theory about people from Hawaii there's a groundedness that they seem to exhibit that is universal it's almost at you you very rarely find completely frivolous do people that live in Hawaii that they're not them I'm not that smart but there's a groundedness there is so many of them have because they're on a volcano about what is that right and we have a couple terms one of them is Mana which is a power from the land another one is Aloha which is our kind of a spirit of how people act from Hawaii but I believe it has a lot to do with Islanders I think Islanders have that Anna and it has a lot to do with it has a lot to do with the ocean being around the ocean that the oceans surrounding you and the ocean is the most conductive substance on Earth soap elec electrically and there's all this thing so you get influenced by this you know and I think energetically the nature is so powerful I think it puts us into a there's a certain kind of humility that you have when you're in that you're next to a volcano that's fourteen thousand foot and you got a 2000 foot waterfall in you got a giant wave I mean this is stuff that kind so yeah we're just Lance we're just little specks and we don't tumbling but it's also would Spire energy plan and energizing gives you power in the ocean have you ever seen that book called The Blue mind on the guy's pretty interesting and does the study of why we gravitate towards being on the beach while expensive real estate is beachfront and it's something about when we stare at the ocean they did all these studies were the it just totally lights to bring up that are whole something about the Horizon and about the ocean itself that that affects our whole well-being and and part of it we don't even know why but we're just drawn like white you know why is why are we drawn there why do we you know and it has it has an effect on her system I wonder if that's because we evolved rising and about the ocean itself that that affects our whole well-being and in part of it we don't even know why but we're just drawn like white you know why is why are we drawn there why do we you know and it has it has an effect on her system I wonder if that's because we evolved to be close to the water because that's where the Bounty is as we can get fish and while we evolved from the one that's true tattoo


    You Should Be Doing Breathwork for Health and Stress Control
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    talk to him off I don't do you know where the little lady who doesn't give a f****** breathe out of your nose your mouth usually when he was in town I think the last time maybe when you when you saw him he he came he comes to visit so I I get a title fight usually when I go with when I usually translate for him when he goes to one of his classes I'm usually like trying to oh yeah I almost lost his toes do you know he goes he has his art actually is is is a derivative of to mow and I'm not sure if you know what you know is right to mow is a Himalayan breathing technique that the that the the months have that they were they they have this one thing where they dry sheets so they have this thing the ceremony where they go at night in the Himalayas when it frozen snow and the guy sits there and they put wet sheets wet blankets on them and they breed and get their body so hot that they dry the blankets and then the guy that can drive the most blankets at the end of the night is the just like the guy you know but it said yeah yeah it's called to mow and it's you can go online and look it up at 2 MO is is a is a Himalayan breathing technique that exposed to westerners until just as of recently but wince wince work is a derivative of up to mow but nose Bree it's all about nose breathing it's all about nose breathing when you understand the science of it but he's right about getting people to just breathe because people are not breathing then we just haven't talked to yet another Russian name but but she has a great book she trains fire fire and police and military breathing we just had her at nxpt in Miami about a week 2 weeks ago and and she came as I guess speaker and and was working on Willy trying to create more volume and then are a lot of people's rib cages are moving and so they have a whole you know there's ways to try to increase your movement of your rib cage your rib cage you'd actually open like you you could take a tape and measure your rib cage when you're fully exhaled and then when you inhale it should expand like you know 3in or more for you really Optimum Lee breathing and a lot of people I mean part of it has to do with the whole six-pack abs and what's aesthetically pleasing but meanwhile when you have a real nice set of six pack abs your you don't you're not able to diaphragmatic breathing not able to use your diaphragm you're not using your diaphragm we have that yeah because you're the tightness isn't allowing the diaphragm to push down the diaphragm in the pelvic floor actually squeeze your organs together and and exactly massaging the organs which influences your digestion and everything and it deals with a bunch of acid reflux and a bunch of other things but when the when the when the ABS are so tight that the that the stomach can expand organs can't push this belly out then you then then you have a limitation in your in your pain in the ribs aren't moving I mean it's just using your lungs you you can yo-yo strengthen your core in a way that you'll get core you can have six pack abs and not have core stability like so you know I mean you know this I mean when you look at a lot of not every single great Fighters just ripped know some of the best ones ever not ripped at all or let's talk about that always ahead of everything I don't care what the car looks like if the got no motor doesn't do anything so it's the body only goes with a brain tells it but the fact is is that that you see some of the best athletes when you look at certain athlete you're not like they're not the physical specimens that you've ever seen your like that. Guys the most ripped and shredded knocked out Hawaiian guy he's not like shredded obviously but he looks more like a swimmer yeah you might find that his breathing might he might have better air volume because at the end of the day Define abyss and got it. But when you look at real breathwork and how the diaphragm works and how the ribs expand hear you realizes like were none of us are really doing it right you know and you can actually create more volume you know you said you liked cordycep mushrooms yes will do those are actually a vasodilator goes help help you absorb oxygen udo's can up your vo2max I just want a couple things that you can how to increase your VO2 max but cordyceps one of them peaches Beach another one you can create more volume by so by opening the rib cage and creating more room. Can create and promote your vo2max breathwork folks who have never done anything like that they don't they really don't understand what you're saying like what do you mean by breathwork like give us an example of like a protocol they have it in apnea there's a thing called holotropic breathwork really is is when you isolate the breathing system in and you know the simplest way and that's Jim says hey I don't give a s*** how you breathe just breathe right yeah yeah so you don't like we'll do a breath routine will sit somebody down and we'll see okay breed like you're running read that you're running and we'll talk to slow run buddy like. Like you're running like anytime right the system and you're not doing it because of inactivity the fact is it when you use that system and you work it and you're not detracting from it by doing an exercise if you're doing the assault bike where your arms are working in your legs are working so all the oxygen that you're absorbing is going into your arms and legs when you're isolating you just do the breathing alone now. Oxygen is going into that system in that system is going to develop and get better then when you do your assault bike after you develop that system will isolate breathwork and we'll just do it alone will whether we're doing you know whether we're doing breath-hold we're doing some kind of apnea breathwork which is you know we can do a pattern where you're doing like you eat you hold for 30 seconds and then you breathe in for 15 and then you read out for 15 then you hold again then you go in and out and hold in and out and hold that's one pattern another pattern is in hold out hold in hold out old in hole. like to know again those are there you know and then there's pranayama apnea holotropic there's just Subway your oxygen the system where you know like winds would be how are you just get that rhythm going for 5 minutes so again in life like not thinking about breathing that's the beginning of breathwork Jimmy awareness up hey I need to know I need to need to breathe in and out a big one with martial arts in Jiu-Jitsu with beginners when they first start sparring for the first time they panic and they have shallow breath and breathe they can't get a deep breath hyperventilate you put somebody in the eye conscious mind protecting the organ organisms like your body intuitively knows this is dangerous environment get out and so that reaction is to get you to get out when you when you make a conscious effort to not leave that environment than the body goes okay you're not going to get out okay we'll no organized I'll bring the blood to the organs and adjust everything I'll boost your hormones and then pretty soon you don't get that response who's the hormone spring all the blood now or against you know that but that child that's that's a similar thing to the way you talk about Jiu-Jitsu where people are the stress on the system next rest until they are involuntarily you know and that's why your flight one thing you can really do the, like, kid down this is the way you get yourself in the parasympathetic where you bring your thing down is when you extend your breath for seven seconds on the inhale and exhale that reduce that'll bring everything down like if you want to come down are your kids straight your kid just all can you get them to just freed in for 7 seconds and I will think about it Psy learn about the breath which is amazing I think the reason why the breath is always been so important to me is because of the ocean shore as you know growing up when you almost drowned you know a thousand times you are as important you get to appreciate like there's none down there and it's all up there and so be cool down there so when you say you can get pack well I've learned because of Hixon Gracie do you know him but you know what does that what is it called that that's the Yeah Yeah Yeahs anytime you're in the stress if you can control your breath that can deal with your heart rate ever do 30 seconds in 30 seconds out they were do that yeah just slow down what's interesting cuz you know Williams done like some record-breaking stuff and you have that free diving stuff work with a scrub oxygen you know what they hyperventilate and scrub the CO2 and get that real low but you have to be careful about shallow water blackout so we don't really practice any of that stuff we do more like assault bike jump in the pool and see how long you can hold your breath and then he was like that's big-time 15 seconds you like wow that was amazing at maximum heart rate how long can you hold your heart I mean how long can you hold your breath that's him that's a challenge right next to the pool


    Laird Hamilton Uses Weights in the Pool for a Powerful Workout
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    what are the things you do besides the curl pressed jump think like what other it was the tops exercise you doing in the pool. We're doing we're doing you know like single dumbbell single-arm dumbbell and then stroke get a breath free fall so you're doing single arm jumping okay and then we're doing swapping single-arm swimming swimming it's called an ammo box if you like if you had an ammo box against from across the river like that's kind of the concept we have cell phone we have the Yuki we have we have on you keep going into the water swim with your hand out of like a Russian pistol squat jump lunges a bunch of a bunch of drop-down you were on the bottom with two dumbbells to the other side you set one dumbbell up you jump up you bring one dumbbell out you go back down grab the other one bring that one out then pull both of them out and come back down and run back out we go down fast break basketball courts rundown you jump up twice run back jump up Price Funeral and then we have Spider-Man we have you carry a dumbbell and you descend into one end you jump up you grab you get a breath you descend into the other end and then and then all these exercises were able to wee-wee to make them harder will do them on an Excel so you can do ramp up you know we can either increase weight we can create increase distance or we can do it do it on an Excel so when you developed all the stuff did you run all this down from your own practice from all trial-and-error like how did you develop this well at some of them came from failure so you know you try to do one move and then you'd fail friends that I was working out with it would so we'll try this and then we modify it so someone came for my daughter I watch my daughter my one daughter swim down one day of gravel weight and then try to swim up with it I'm like that's a great moving we know so we we we some of it came out of necessity for movement like certain Dynamic movements at the basketball guy you know one of my friends needed or and then so it didn't naturally all the movements kind of naturally that's why they're all so great and there's an isolation to each limb so we have an isolation so you can really see if the dexterity of your right arm versus your left arm and how strong it is versus the other one how strong one leg is next to the other one the ranges of motion in the mobilityware we're doing we can do backflips and frontflips multiple so you jump up and get a breath and then do multiple flips and and and extend work time extend breathwork where you'll do you know like three or four moves in one on one breath so we have a bunch of ways to to ramp it up as realvolve cuz you know how it is it's like in any exercise you get proficient and you're like what I make it harder while you're taking longer to make it faster you make it heavier I mean he's because you're in the water we always have the breath-holding element and then we have the distance element and then we had to wait because we have wait so we have to wait elements are with those are different ways that we can ramp it one on one breath so we have a bunch of ways to to ramp it up as we evolve cuz you know how it is it's like in any exercise you get proficient and you're like what I make it harder while you're taking longer to make it faster you make it heavier I mean these because you're in the water we always have the breath-holding element and then we have the distance element and then we have to wait because we have wait so we have to wait on it so with those are different ways that we can ramp it you know ramp it up


    Super-Charge Your Cardio With Nose Breathing
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    explain nose breathing to me out there now nose breathing is better better for you because of well first of all you were designed to breed your sinuses in your nose were designed for breathing and so you actually admitted gas in your sinuses from my understanding that gas called the nitric oxide which is a vasodilator helps you absorb oxygen so by breathing through your nose plus you reduce the amount of intake that you have and not get you CO2 tolerance so Can you view breeding less volume in you know from the fight game with soon as a guy goes to mouth-breathing you like toast do you know that right that's your first giveaway so your ability to deal with stress and breathe through nose coming everybody should be breathing through their nose in their sleep walking around and somehow we became mouth-breathers in the last 200 years and they're not sure why there's a great book called the oxygen Advantage by Patrick me Google that she's on her board of xbt but he you know kind of realize that our issues really stem from mouth breathing chronic mouth breathing which is scrubbing are CO2 and keeping her CO2 levels down which is the marker to absorb oxygen levels are down you don't ignore the oxygen from your bloodstream the cells don't take it as soon as the CO2 goes up then the then the body starts to pull it out of the blood oxygen will keep your tolerance but definitely get your phone up but the smaller volume helps your body become more tolerant of higher levels of CO2 but then no the sinuses themselves a Minit gas that helps the long absorb the oxygen is and that's what you know that's what I've been led to understand I had a broken nose until it's 40 my nose was useless I couldn't get anything out of it it would have been broken like and when I got it fixed it was like the world change it was like I couldn't do that I just couldn't breathe out of my nose and I would go to yoga class and tell me to breathe out of my nose when I don't have one I could smell farts yeah that's a smell gas and gasoline has to be rough for me to smell it not a lot of people I mean it I'm not saying that you have that but a lot of people actually will gain volume after a few weeks of forcing himself to know Street do actually start to open up all of that that system that makes sense so you know Tina nose breath you your you have another gear because then you go to mouth it's like you got up it's like having a you know blower in your car or something you open up that you know you open up the air and it's a whole new game so by being able to sustain a high output of nose breathing then it's all about the tolerance for CO2 is how much you know like that's why altitude screw people up cuz it's your Two Jacks up and they don't have a tolerance and then you get all wonky and you feel like crap have another gear when you go to mouth it's like you got up it's like having a you know blower in your car or something you open up that you know you open up the air and it's a whole new game so by being able to sustain a high output of nose breathing then it's all about the tolerance for CO2 you know like that's why altitude screw people up cuz it's your Two Jacks up and they don't have a tolerance and then you get all wonky and you feel like crap


    What Advice Did Laird Hamilton Give to Elon Musk?
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    I really believe that the truly be to have Optimum performance and to be in to be Optimum that you have to have the holes every spoken the tire that you need every single spoke that you have to have a good relationship with your family you got to have loved and you got to have good things with the kids and you got to have friends and you got to have your health and you got to sleep well and you got to be hydrated you got to work out and you got and you got to have a you know your business thing and you got to have I think you just have to have all things to really have balance that I think if you get one of the spokes isn't tight that there's a bump in the wheel and you're just not going to I don't truly believe that you you're performing at your Optimum cuz you need your head needs to be clear when you go into your performance whatever that looks like that makes a lot of sense. all the spokes good and I know that the how that feels and I know when it's good you're you're clear your good have that be real clean we're meant to have that there be some balance I was I went to SpaceX one time and I pulled him inside he was standing out of a you know you got to take care of this for my hand by just go take care of this but you got to take care of you getting workout who sings imagine imagine like if they can do what they're doing you no burn it on both ends imagine what they could do fully balanced why don't think he'd want to do any more than what he's doing I just think he's so obsessed with getting Tesla to run correctly when he was sleeping on the floor of the Tesla Factory and working 17 hours a day I mean that's that is doesn't same person when he was just there all day long trying to make more in the obviously it does work there amazing car it's beneficial that this drive that he has but I agree with you like for overall enjoyment of life that's not the way to go but I can't pull back and look at it from a distance you and you're in it I think you get too detailed and then you can't you know you can't be I think you I think you could be better because of that I think of you maybe I'll be profitable I mean you're you're competing against you know the big boys yeah but what's interesting is loyal even though they are doing that they've managed to that he's managed to make something that's so different than anything else you have one but now I don't f****** either crazy when an Audi and you see all the companies going that way now you cannot see I mean we were cuz my buddy while Ben and I were into electric stuff and and we went and there was a guy that has electric dragster and we went down and with this electric razor and it just smoked any Top Fuel dragster like Beyond and but it didn't make noise so no one wanted to watch it so no smell no flames yeah I know pollution told people like that's no fun so yeah but when you drive a Tesla Like the Model S p100d I think it's called when you drive it it's effortless like everything you just use go where you want to go I'd like to go over there like a video game get there get all that delay like 8 it's like AC vs. DC what are normal cars are like a c a little gap between the power and when you get that you know it's it's the body has to get used to the I'm still not totally okay with not looking where you're going and just flipping it on autopilot but why I just like I said I think you need a person who's this obsessed as Elon Musk has to make something like that but I agree with you if if you want to enjoy his life I'll just live longer because of his amazing by by making you like be healthier yourself so you can be around longer and maybe do more great things right so is it just you know I'm just speaking personally but when you try to look at optimization right like you're here you only get so long you know what are you doing and and are you really optimizing it bye-bye you know Burn by by taxing the system and not at not getting all of it that out of it that you know but I guess in a way it's kind of like unhappiness you know people use that as a workout so that's a little that makes you tired and hungry and you know yeah there's always that choices you make right look sometimes you just get stuck in the momentum of the choice that you made and it's very difficult to like take that pause and go okay might want us a right way maybe I need to reset and we need to just take some time to really consider if this is making me happy and how many years are going to be able to do this and sustain it yeah well that's a tricky thing shelf you know analyzing yourself okay might want us a right way they do I need to reset and we need to do is take some time to really consider if this is making me happy and how many years are going to be able to do this and sustain it yeah well that's a tricky thing that's it that's a shelf shelf you know analyzing yourself and putting that up is I think it's easier just to keep going


    How Laird Hamilton DESTROYED His Left Foot
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    I think running off your toes great yeah I mean Vikings not running and so that he develop that thing because it's simulates running without the impact so that's one like I said that's why I like the pool that's why and I think do it's like if you think about doing things forever forever forever all that stuff that you so it's like we don't want to train in a way that we're going to have to change our training to try to make up cuz all the damage we've done let's try to avoid the damage for the beginning too late for me I got 7 you know I got six broken ankles I got a broken heart you broke it in what the hell did you just do probably cuz my broke walking on a broken ankle for all those years they catch each time I broke it at five or six different brakes and then I would keep going so I would keep walking on it and but I'd means I had to carry the load on my right hip so I think I just wore the cartilage out from offsetting and carrying the load of the broken leg Jesus so that was so I mean it's so wasn't like one injury where you hurt your hip was just slightly that was only have one life hip and I had three lives in it what is it like having a fake hip insane incredible bionic things not even in my in my in my brain not even now so it doesn't even bring it in into Consciousness it's and it's Slicker it's like a Mercedes-Benz ball joint I mean it's absolutely perfect recover from the hip hip was I just felt like I got kicked by a horse for a couple months and then after that it was like no brainer jump off a cliff go stand up paddle run I mean nothing tell you to not do certain things no really contortionist I guess I'm contortionist had some blown hips and he'd get it to it and the girls still performing and stuff so I think it's I mean this stuff is the technology is amazing and the thing that II the thing that I would consider if I ever had to do it again is that the actual fee from the the the the initial problem is harder to recover from than you just go in and get in the new one and I think when people push it you know they used try to push that stuff because they want to wait for the technology got better and they only got 15 years and all that stuff but the extra fee that you try to recover from is harder to recover from Sting If you would have gone in and gotten it done when you need as soon as you needed to have it so the one you have now you have to get it swapped out every 15 years no no no nobody like a some kind of polyurethane some kind of like outer layer well like a cart like a like a man-made cartilage between the ball joint in the socket and soap that stuff wore out in the past but they and they have this new stuff that has been in for 10 years and a lot of people are ready and they've seen zero we're on it so I could be you know could I stay conscious in and I was able to stay away remind me cuz I didn't have to recover from the from the system really oh yeah to get that stuff out of your organs you got to do like a full detox cleanse is not just like all you had anesthesia I've never heard before it's in your organs and stuff there's no way that's up to school. They can't they can go see out and knock you out like that without that stuff lingering and you know how long it take to when you get a hangover I mean supposed to do like an epidural block on your epidural block yeah it's so good that they could just isolate the left the left hip they did that to me when I had my first ACL surgery I wanted to see it yeah cuz I was like I want to see this turns out I had three of them barely walk I mean I could still serve but I get to land knives hobbling around like you know wound and Maynard from Tool you know the band Tool Maynard is he's a Jiu-Jitsu Enthusiast and he had to get his hip done and he parked his hip hop from stomping on stage now cuz there was a stomping with a blue but I know the brakes the brakes in the other in the left ankle and left foot and how many I had and that I was always on it I know that attributed to lock is this this this right leg carry the load for that thing for your left leg fixed my ankle ankle to take X-ray they just want to see to have no metal in there there's no screws there's no nothing I just let it you know I'm just so every time won't you just let it sort of heal itself up yeah so it's nap time you just walk around laughing pretty much cut the cast off the first timer The Arches ankle was so Cal so bonded that when I broke it I actually broke my Arch that was the probably the most painful that was the most painful break down in that area your body or blow your ankles what really 75% lines of numbers numbers above your feet your feet have like half the bones of your entire body I never thought of that that's crazy but it makes a lot of s*** down there a lot going on don't swim in the elbows knees and stuff you know


    Why is Life So Cheap in the City?
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    you know people don't realize when they live there but when you when you're in a place with giant cement buildings you know that they're Paul you're in fight or flight the whole time because yeah because you're you're threatened by these big masses that could fall over and hit you absolutely you're living in that end in the noise and all of the all the people cuz I dropped it in the back of the class right I go to restaurant I find a chair against the wall like I I go look for a chair what we're seeing all sit in the corner I want to see what's coming I like he was going to and you go you know you go to New York and there's just your bombarded from every single angle friend so you're invited flight you're just you're constantly on guard to you know you don't know what's going to you know I'll take my chances in the ocean cities news talk about the energy it's amazing I'm like okay woman in the world discern abundance of everything and yeah there's a lot of things that make it attractive right it didn't register trip I mean there's beautiful women to make it attractive there's all the food you ever wanted to make that attracted you know there's a there's an abundance of stuff and there's always something you do you go to the theater you don't have to be self-motivated you don't be self-driven running just there's always three you know 10 parties and a bunch of things and speakers and science anything you can think of theirs every aspect of it attractiveness about it but it is in our assets do we belong these these metropolises they don't really have any in nature they were so we wouldn't actually that wouldn't be a place that you know and we can only handle so many people at once anyway like we can only have real intimate relationships with like a hundred and I don't know if 130 people or something and its cities exist in almost every single country there's a place like a Manhattan or like in LA where everybody just jammed in together like what is it about people that makes us want to live like this that's an interesting thing that's an interesting question why are we attracted to that to that will be abundance you know that we're all and work were drawn to go where everybody wants to go a little bit like sheep you know like we all go where nobody wants to go opportunity I mean there's all these things that you know why does every why why why does every city draw every young person from the countryside right because of opportunity that I am in ability the possibilities the show yesterday and he was telling me that he was choking he swallowed a piece of food he got it stuck in his throat and he went to a table in Manhattan is in Manhattan and he was like I'm choking and he said this to this table people and he said this woman just stared at him with no reaction like didn't smile anything and he coughed and the food came out I was choking to death and she said well you should take smaller bites like just the harshness the harshest of New York in the the value of a human being is so so much last because there's so many of them Gina post stuff like that I mean instead of like wow. Guys need help he's hurting let's let me help him run our it's like wow lets you see if it's a strange phenomenon you'll get more help when there's less people around then you will when there's all the people around you bleeding to death if you saw someone in the woods fall and break your leg was just you to you to feel totally connected to that person wears have you saw someone as a hundred people around the guy falls and gets hit by a car like well that ain't my problem that ain't my problem and everybody goes responsibility hit this guy in Sky knocked out this one woman and then another girl came out of me knocked her out to in the guys feeling it so it's still me and they're not doing anything about it no one's no one's attack on this guy no one's grab that we got runs away successfully and then the LAPD put a thing out looking for this guy Mike how the f*** does the guy with the camera live for themselves how did you just say Tim guy punch to women exactly drive your car on them but it is strange how we lose our Humanity in July we're doing it more to with all of it there's a bunch of factors that are playing in into the into that right into into US kind of separating ourselves from the person next door and they're right there but we're we're over here you know we're on our device looking down and they're right next to us and we're like lose our Humanity in doing it more to just with all of it there's a bunch of factors that are playing in into the into that right into into US kind of separating ourselves from the person next door and they're right there but we're we're over here you know we're on our device looking down and they're right next to us and we're lights almost like we think that that's invisible screen


    Does Glyphosate Really Cause Cancer? | Joe Rogan and Michael Malice
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    where do you draw the line when it comes to like leather or different animals question I've gotten very very interested in elephants you know in terms of like their social structure and what they like and in learning about how intelligent are and how long the memory is I don't want to have anything to do with elephant leather hicolor i-480 a long time ago that had elephant ear as a wrap okay didn't think anything of it but now I think that's my line like they have elephant wallets and I was like no I'm not comfortable this pigs or super f****** smart pigs are real sweet and when you domesticate them like people of domesticated pigs as long as they're well-fed they behave a lot like dogs the only difference being porous if you fall in the pigpen they will f****** eat you often they found the pig pen in the family's grab the clothes like oh my God I'm just a puddle of blood is left now thankfully they're coming out with this kind of synthetic food in a synthetic many people know that mimics pork or chicken or pork sells whatever and that's going to be a great day meet test positive for glyphosate with glyphosate glyphosate is Roundup what's Aunt Alice is very f****** dangerous they're trying to pretend it's not but meanwhile Edition out f****** lawsuits from JM couple got was it 2 billion dollars to get a 2 billion dollar ruling against Monsanto another guy got 5 million but I was reading that. It'll fit so it's a meat-based a non-meat bass Burger it supposed to taste pretty similar to meet I haven't had one of those what do I'm saying is now they figured out how to take out cells and replicate it actually is meat no animals being killed which is the ideal paleo Whole Foods situation of Noah if you're going to act in a certain way towards your food know what you're doing what are you willing to kill you know why my friend Chris Pratt hell yes he's got a farm quick nap no idea what's going to happen and then they just died instantly and he made this like really detailed post on Instagram about it people got super upset with them you know that that he talked about this as a peaceful thing and that he has his animals that he loves and cares for and do you see pictures of him like touching them and holding them and then later their packaged up as me and my foot but you saw just a steak you wouldn't have a problem with it because someone said cook the steak you get a lot of people at school that looks good but it's like I killed this animal and now I'm going to cook it people you're a monster everyone has two other than that getting hit by car sending people to put down their dogs and the cats so maybe this is not and that lamb is being bred for that purpose and it's being done painlessly that's the important thing and I had a good life and it wasn't a factory crowded shoulder-to-shoulder existence of torture situation Lambs baby Nature's about us eating babies I haven't had mutton I haven't had like a sheep sheep you know that such a British thing and it's always like an old story books you can read but like now I don't think she's getting their hair wild sheep backstrap was very good some while sheep that he killed but while I'm here I'm going to try hagfish have you heard that's weird f****** slimy thing yeah it's by the ocean how do they cook that I Korean barbecue place here that has any I like legit Korean BBQ yeah yeah yeah faceless we are they plastic the salsa had a chest be at 8 at a restaurant that's in the wind is in the wind and it's the only five star Chinese restaurant in the country in North America like you realize like it was true like you don't see a whole lot of gourmet right like super high-end Chinese restaurants what did you have anything weird there yeah I had that I had jellyfish cucumber head act no I didn't have that I had a bologna that was really that was not that a lot of times it's a credit cards have LOL it wasn't until I've had a bologna before and I liked it I like it I don't I don't love it it's expensive to me so I just found the issue seems to be a protein which is what is used to make these burgers and daughter found about what you were saying is The Impossible Burger actually tested 11 times higher when tested for glyphosate than the meat burger with just there's two different versions IAT protein protein chips everyday is that a problem so what is an article for the pretty it's a very Harley find a clean pea protein Source anywhere Jesus Christ all got glyphosate glyphosate does glyphosate and please Google this because the argument was glyphosate is great because it just kills the weeds and bacteria and it doesn't kill people and actually drink it with a problem you're saying is no no no you have bacteria in your body so if you're taking in glyphosate you're killing them . everybody might not kill you sure it's not good for you and it f**** up your system okay this is the argument I guess that they use to present in court they must have used this to get the jury to wore them 2 billion dollars in damage cancer did this is what the problem first of all I'm a moron I don't know anything about any of the science behind us when I read this I see two different cancer just like so many other things I see people saying there's no evidence this is just there all hysteria but is that the people that work for bear is that like their PR firm that's putting this out there to try to look like alleviate people's concerns and stop some lawsuits in their tracks they trying to influence public opinion on this or is it real science it shows that this stuff is very bad for you but there's a bunch of people online that are telling you that it's horrible for you hear it exposure glyphosate-based herbicide in a risk for Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma a meta-analysis and supporting evidence I don't want to switch off my pea protein any good bro do you know David Frank is that his name hold on I'll send it to you Jamie is a f****** hilarious guy who is this big steroid it up bodybuilder dude that's also very very funny okay and healing doesn't broscience videos it's going I'm not Twitter for you to text message group text areas robertfrank615 private it is oh no alright so how long does it take okay take for with those people they have to be either one of those dorks will your baby it's hard it's hard to get up every morning it's hard I work hard I work hard how hard is it to eat steak look at me bro just eat it cook it eat it put some salt on it delicious maybe like Swiss steak sauce do whatever you got to do to get that steak down your stomach sir get the Crossfade grass-fed grass-fed grass raised Adventures of a nice Grill all right I'm in Brooklyn near Brooklyn Yard House like I'm the coach the show that's why use salt crystals cuz I've been eating disorder so this is a way to look for Wild game which is mostly what I eat then it is for store-bought me okay but store-bought me doubt I would guarantee you that there's more nutrients in grass-fed meat I don't know if there's more protein that doesn't seem to make sense but if you look at like it could be more protein cuz they might be like that. yeah the same amount of ounces yeah but there's also a bunch of other s*** and towards and essential fatty acids exist and grass-fed meat good stuff other than what you're saying over and over the protein is helping your games or something about knowing that you're getting all your protein from peas all of it some of this makes you 60 grams a day what are you up to an endocrine disruptor pull up whatever usrtk has finally might be horseshit we should otherwise. Are you ask us right to know right to know hometown all the top news is all my contact I bet you it's just some it should have some dude GMOs are litigation other litigating lawyers could be Bugatti Alex let's call Alex Alex Jones don't know if he's up on food stuff you know about the the plastic wrap that gives you races your kind of estrogen around the world human cells in a laboratory research essay yeah what's good 2009 weed whacking herbicide widely to human cells using Gardens farms and parks around the world the weed killer Roundup contains an ingredient that can suffocate human cells in a laboratory research essay yeah whatever that is whatever whatever has that on it f*** that stuff


    Ben Shapiro's BBC Meltdown | Joe Rogan & Michael Malice
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    play in my view and I'm not an expert on this is discourse and having a platform where people can argue at each other and you can stand by and watch in NC things for otherwise if you're silencing it's it's it's a very sad we talked before and I think at any right-minded person would agree to very very slippery slope I agree did you see the Ben Shapiro meltdown on BBC I did example well not like that but you know he's a really nice guy I like talking to him I don't agree with him on many things but I really like him he's a really good guy. He's a very smart guy I think it's smart enough to admit that he f***** up for him and I'm like he owned that he played it wrong thanks one doing a remote show sure we from your in Los Angeles during the UK show where you know he was talking to him like he wasn't there the British guy was cuz he wasn't really the right and then the other part is that short time format you did you don't have enough time you never have time to have a conversation is just talk and then knows this is to vintage super fast and he's smarter than you he's very smart and articulate and he talks back to doing the rose to prominence when he was on Piers Morgan that's your line and Benton store-bought futuristic no I just think when I cover the comes usurpations that it's very important citizen have admitted and also to be like I'm popular and I've never heard of you admit this is of no relevance to their validity what they're doing


    Why Is David Duke Still On Twitter?
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    things are getting better the one of the reasons why these things are getting better is because people can see everything you can talk through all the details yes if you think you just cut off the ugly stuff called the Nazi stuff and cut off the stuff and you're going to keep people from getting recruited so you going to kill this and you going to Dee platform this you're also going to you going to enforce assholes to say that there's a reason why they're silencing us is that reason why instead of having people going hey do you guys heads and this is a stupid idea and you guys are ignorant fools and your perception of things is so off we're going to explain you while it's off we're going to work this out together and when they say there's a secret Elite who's running this country and wants to control your life then choose shut it down where is David Duke still on Twitter a Republican or bad guy on payroll like if I was a Democratic party or to look Dave to The Jig Is up okay everybody knows you never going to be president right now we're going to really run for office anywhere legitimate but she's not that good make a bunch of quotes and have David Duke put it up there a lot of people when I shake that off a lot of people think he's control like not him specifically CIA plant probably one of these let me know sometimes the right which is why it's really f***** up like sometimes there is controlled opposition sometimes there is sometimes just fake websites guitar


    Are Pedophiles Born or Made? | Joe Rogan and Michael Malice
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    one of the things Disturbed me greatly today is there is a movement and I don't know how big it is but it's a movement for people to try to recognize pedophiles us as a sexual distinction is sexual designation rather than a sick disease that similar to being trans or being right away or some people are just born pedophiles but I think what's important there is it's not just a crime because a crime can be fixed in I think it is important to understand these people will always psychologically be pedophiles and you're not going to get them to be like straight you know homeowners I think it's a trying to make someone who's gay it straight is it really understand is from their point of view those kids are giving consent which they are right the kids saying yes so they're like look that's what's scary to think long ago and there was a librarian who work there at like a guido type you know and grow a guy and years later he was arrested he was a school teacher he was arrested in undercover sting trying to meet a kid so he knew I was 13 or 12 in a park to try to sleep with him right this wasn't Jeanine Pirro of later became of fox commentator he got out of jail and I see him on Facebook he's married with kids and it's just like you think it's fine that that's just scary s*** and it's nothing to be switched gender to if you're going for young boys you're going to go to like regular if I don't see how that would work and this is something with such a taboo topic that I do what did the four lot of people correctly once you start talking about the kids and sexuality their hackles raised it is a PC subject is lying why you even introducing this into the conversation where you going with this it's a very very very slippery slope well if you're trying to say they're trying to say that this is something that people are born with I don't think there's evidence that people just are born that way I think there's evidence that people become that way from sexual abuse yes and that's sure to absolutely anything never heard of anybody they grew up in a normal household wasn't abused is that the case and that I'm not in a position to talk about this at all I think we are probably a very few cases of pedophiles on the record explaining how they came to this point of view of a situation born or abused I can't see how this is something that's going to be unemotional you're going to be able to turn them away that being in your neighborhood stop being in your neighborhood yes this is in your neighborhood you've got this guy who likes to f*** kids and he promises not to do it anymore they did a few times they locked him up in a cage now you live down the street and it locked up in a cage where he was traumatized also for the traumatized


    Twitter Working On An Open Version? | Joe Rogan & Michael Malice
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    Marion Smith Museum of Communism on my show and since my focus North Korea I wasn't that much work sunshine on Hue and we all think in the west that you know China's got so much better than it was which is true but he goes it's still really really really bad and one of the big I think their criticisms of the corporate press is how much they're focused on Putin and Russia and it's like you calling him a dictator the s*** they're pulling in China is an order of magnitude worse and something that they're doing now they stole from North Korea North Korea has sung bun and everyone on the Bun Song be when sung bun everyone in North Korea got interviewed and there's several iterations of this and you got to score based on your family so if you are family was born in South Korea or priest Orlando tour that's a low score if you your grandfather fought with the great leader Kimmel song that the high score it's divided into favored class wavering and hostel and isn't 51 subcategories and this determines everything about your life where you can live college and China's now starting to do this they're trying to implement is social credit system based on your loyalty to the government which will allow things like leaving the country and all sorts of opportunities and that's scary scary stuff and that's what needs to be acting covered much more than West the problem with that is it becomes like a game and people going to want to have a really high school of course that's if people are so weird when it comes to scores and games but we get so mad you have to have a high school or else you're not getting food. yeah but it's also like people covered it over they don't tell your score you have to intimated oh yeah oh yeah that's what they want you're always nervous I got a ways to go for communism some of the techniques to use are very disturbingly totalitarian yes disturbingly so they are private company but without the left is like as soon as you criticize Twitter their private company can do they want but any other private company whatever company, criticized and if you're perfectly appropriate in a free-market to say what you're doing is screwed up and give us answers or we're going to use another company I think when I talk to Jack about this one of the things that he was saying is that they're considering an open Twitter Title Company do they want but any other private company whatever if I'm company can you criticize and if you're perfectly appropriate in a free-market to say what you're doing is screwed up and give us answers or we're going to use another company I think when I talk to Jack about this one of the things he was saying that they're considering an open Twitter like they're going to have Twitter or it's like a safe neighborhood and Twitter where it's like the wild west okay and I said please do that do that


    Kid-Sniffer Joe Biden Should Stay Out of the 2020 Race! | Joe Rogan and Michael Malice
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    Beau Biden's a weird guy. He's sniffing those kids what is that about it could just be a sweet old grandpa but else with some sweet old Grandpa's don't want to f*** kids they do do that make more sense to people if he was just like handsy right like about the plagiarism from back when genocide run for brekkie ran three times I think he's f***** in the primary because his track record is pathetic so the first time he ran was an 88 cycle Wright houses in July he has to fold by September cuz this plagiarism Scandal right he runs again in 08 comes in like what 6th and Iowa has to pull so he in terms of his history f*** out this look is there to eat in the lifestyle glutes going ugly you going to hate it bro and you're not going to win I got the I don't think it's going to look at the Democratic polls in terms of the Democrats 2003 Democrat won again baby I got me elected he killed universal healthcare cuz they need a 60 votes and he's like f*** you we're not doing it so they had to have this Obamacare market system because of him and now everyone hates him Denis turn onto republican-endorsed


    Trump's Clownish Behavior is a Good Thing | Joe Rogan & Michael Malice
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    you know I mean to block people this way to avoid beat by black people liberal block list and you never even had an interaction cuz I want to take a blacklist yeah and you go to their page they're blocked you just blocked just down one reason keep my block list for anyone who follows President Trump my favorite one is the one about the haters and the losers and losers I do so with great love and affection they cannot help the fact that they were born f***** up I would like if you said that now as president now he's really done a great job as president not swearing during the campaign he said boy that's really up so he didn't say it they played the clip manipulated him we talked about this very dishonest they believed it to make it look like he said something that cuz it didn't but he's cursing a Blue Streak in the white house anyway we all know this but it's funny with a lot of what's going on but I'm very happy that he's this ridiculous person I think it's funny and I think it's there healthy for us to have less reverence for the president because when a presence on a pedestal he's in a position to send our sons and daughters to die where is if you look at him as a clown you can be much less more skeptical of is this man going to war for the right reason is he doing these things for the right reasons and I think that's why they didn't want the president to be looked at as a guy important I think you're correct and I think this idea that its behavior unfitting for a president that's worth I want the president to be looked at as a God give us an interesting point I think you're correct and I think this idea that its behavior unfitting for a president that's what we're thinking that a present is a special person right that's real job and they'll act accordingly like a gentleman and they're human beings it's a stupid job at the ridiculous job for anyone you said Biden went after Trump and says about being presidential is always yet by definition he's always been presidential


    A Lot of Friends Fell Down the Racist Rabbit Hole | Michael Malice
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    the new right this is the title of your book A Journey To The Fringe of American politics what what inspired you was swimming in started going into developing to the scene it was happening that culminated in like the Trump presidency in Charlottesville so I was there this is happening and seeing a lot it happening at this being discussed in the press and people not knowing what they're talking about I'm like a right someone's got to write this book who's been there and understands it and it might as well be how do you understand it like what what what about it didn't look the race realistic had I aren't one of the points I make it this is not one scene where everyone's in agreement these people often completely hate each other and disagree the only thing that unites them either opposition to progressivism in this is you looking at this as a journalist when you say well I was at a time like a right I went to all the meetings and I go to Charlottesville and interviewed all the types I had you know what their points of you are and if you're going to engage with this kind of thinking which is somewhat prevalent on the fringes you have to at least understand where it where they're coming from and being disposition in that little power you so someone could listen to this and inadvertently misgens or purposely Miss and think that you are part of these groups it's very clear in this book terms like hbd and Iraq was that Human by diversity that's the code word for different races right Human by diversity rise the code word for different races yes was the other one HBO and nrx and Arachne reaction so this is basically America's decadent Weimar Republic and we need to return to like hardcore and a lot of these guys are really cerebral you know they could tell you about the history of England they could tell you about you know all this science and spent one wrong with who with them I don't know what went wrong and you're just talking to each other they're going to start doubling down because there's no hitting brakes you know what else happens what you say controversial things people attack you and then some people don't attack you the support you had and then you gravitate towards what sport you right and then you get that endorphin rush you get Hawaii yes you start seeing that with people they start embracing really weird Fringe ideas they become a party's Fringe groups to get praised for his friends groups and then they elevate to divert your signal for that Fringe group and so it and you could be either an average person in the mass or you could be a leader in the fridge it's big fish in a small pond right so not going to get me with the scam so my line is you take one red pill but not the whole bottle to take the adderal bro


    Michael Malice: Jojo Siwa is the Devil! | Joe Rogan
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    one of my heroes Albert Camus great French philosopher going to his point of living to the point of tears right and I think wouldn't really find sad in this culture is cynicism and hopelessness and it's like we're blessed you know we have this I mean there's beyond beyond internet you can find people making amazing things more and if you're just going to sit there and mope I mean you're blowing this great gift that you got given you a lot of those people that are moving concentrating entirely on the negative aspects of Life they're doing themselves a giant nervous and I think there's a lot of people that are affecting the way cultural shifts today that are probably clinically depressed and one of the things I resent enormously about culture is this idea if something is joyous or fun it's like it's less legitimate artistically and that is such a disgusting horrible mindset and we need more and more happiness JoJo siwa last night okay YouTube Star my nine-year-old blobs are so I had to go to Jojo siwa's birthday concert last night okay at the Microsoft Center saccharine like Disney stuff for sincere I don't like that yeah yeah yeah like yeah she was taken old Queen songs and reworking the words cleaning them up like those mean people appropriate it and make it take out all the energy this is Corporate culture at its worst but she's doing it for three-year-olds bro South to swim 5 year olds Clarence the Disney people are the other sensors are produced by what song was that this is horrifying this is like those videos videos they made for like Mormons where they took like Hollywood Blockbusters and cut out all the sex and all the cursing you are evil vampires horrible monsters she did Crocodile Rock Elton John okay and she changed rainbow Chevy to Rainbow Beamer sell Crocodile Rock you know my theories of that song I tweeted that years ago I just imagined Alton with a bunch of strength all getting high as f*** and they're like she did Crocodile Rock Elton John okay and she changed rainbow Chevy to Rainbow Beamer sell Crocodile Rock you know my theories of that song I tweeted that years ago but I just imagined Alton with a bunch of strength all getting high as f*** right and they're like all right let's try to think of most f*****-up lyric and Eric and you're going to make a song about it like a Crocodile Rock


    Palm Strikes Work! | Joe Rogan and Michael Malice
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    John Hackleman who is Chuck Liddell's former trainer trainer of works out trainer Clover to share just one of the best guys in MMA he has these little videos on his Instagram I think it's the pit or Pitmaster Pitmaster on Instagram talking about street self-defense thing he's always advocating Kenny people to pump some people break their hands all the time he's not the whole thing hit him in the nose. That's not real break their nose not going to kill them but I got the easiest self-defense ahead but has hitting them with the Palm I thought you going to say when I said that there was one where kids it was like I do karate movie with hit the Palm up to the nose the nose bone would go in the brain would kill someone and never break your hand a person throwing a punch you have a real good chance of breaking your hand I'll give you crack them in the forehead most likely going to break your hand with your palms will speed up and they would smack each other with their hands so they're kicking punching do submission techniques fairly crude in comparison to today's MMA hour but we got to see a lot of leg locks back then and there was some fishy fights too but my point is like Bas Rutten was the first guy figured out how to really f*** people out with palm strikes and what he did as he has really flexible wrist he's a badass Striker so he learned how to pull his hands way back you just throw them like punches he would just do the same motions that he would do a punch but just guys with his with his palms and he was lighting people up like a Christmas tree in a tank race with that is horrific to what he f***** with a bunch of people with bombs Bas Rutten KO put put bathroom tbsp Aki uko Moonachie who is like an elite MMA fighter who is Hicks and Gracie's last opponent in Hixson now I was fighting MMA getting started out in pancreas and Bas Rutten KO them in the way KO them was like like like a punch but he was doing it with his palms just smashing people just like your hand but there's a lot of things you think wouldn't work clothes lines one of them that should work okay that's my point how about the DDT hear it so here's Bonicelli that Nico Stryker that we saw an MMA will you like woah like this is what can happen like when he was kicking people and pancreas everybody's like woah like this is this guy can f****** kick like you seen a lot of guys were kicking the kind of like karate be maybe they didn't have as much power but he was Dutch kickboxing I ever I think in my recollection to win a title off of his back by from strikes he fought Kevin Randleman Kim around him as a badass wrestler kept taking them down and boss was beating the s*** out of him from the bottom throwin elbows by any gave him a decision which a lot of people disagree with rose like man you look at the volume of strikes landed boss man shyt way more in my recollection to win a title off of his back by from strikes he fought Kevin Randleman can random as a badass wrestler kept taking them down and boss was beating the s*** out of him from the bottom throwin elbows by and they gave him a decision which a lot of people disagree with those like man you look at the volume of strikes landed Boston


    Kim Kardashian Has Helped 17 People Get Released From Prison | Joe Rogan and Michael Malice
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    has done those what I mean I'm just going to sound ridiculous but when he has Kim Kardashian bringing cases of people that were unjustly prosecuted or unjustly imprisoned and he releases them like I like that like that she doesn't and I liked it he does or takes a lot for me to get angry but when people were clowning them and I'm like Kim Kardashian you can say a lot of s*** about her she saved people's lives she's helping people in a tremendous was Kim Kardashian f*** you please help 17 people be released from prison in the last 3 months and I think it's also very disturbing how glib a lot of people are about prison and it's a really I don't know what it's like and it's like you're laughing about people being traumatized for life and possibly having no possibility of returning it to society and it's like you're laughing about people being traumatized for life and possibly having no possibility of returning it to society if it's people used to do a lot of stuff like that cuz it would be like laughing out of work you know I can go to work and you lagao J's in the candies going to taken into care but when you say something on Twitter or Facebook like


    We Can't Use Today's Values for Tomorrow's Technologies | Joe Rogan and Jamie Metzl
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    when you think about the future at least me the one we talked about my concern I'm worried that rich people are going to get a hold of Technology quick and they're going to have massive unfair advantages in terms of intellect in terms of physical athletic ability I mean we we really can have a grossly imbalance the world radically quickly if this happens fast when we don't understand exact with the consequences of his actions are until it's too late and try to play catch-up with rules and regulations and laws that's a very very real danger and that's why but in this book that's why I'm out speaking every day about this topic because we need to recognize that if we have if we approach these revolutionary Technologies using the same values that we experienced today where you were here and very comfortable with just down the road there people who are just too or living without many opportunities there people in parts of the world like Central African Republic Warzone kids are born malnourished if those are our values today we can expect that when these future Technologies arrive will use those those same value so it's real and right now we have an opportunity to say I these Technologies are coming whatever we do these Technologies are coming there's a better possible future and a worst possible future and how can we Infuse our best values into the process to optimize the good stuff and minimize about 7 certainly what you're saying is arresting what happened when European countries had slightly better weapons slightly better ships than everybody else they took over the world dominated everybody and so yeah that's it's very real that's the government's need to play a role in ensuring broad access and in regulating these these Technologies to make sure we don't get to that kind of dystopian snare that you've lay down what's also in terms of government regulating things like why are they qualified who are they just people that are either elected or that you know where some sort of a monarchy or you're dealing with either kings and queens and cheeks or you're dealing with presidents and it we've seen in this country that sometimes our presents don't know what the f*** they're talkin about right so who are they to just drop science just to disrupt this natural flow technology we need somebody to do it we need some representation of our Collective will be to avoid some of the things like you know like you just mentioned that that's the reason why humans banded together and made these kind of credit governments and the reason for democracy especially if you have more functioning democracy is is that your government in some ways reflects the will of the people in the government does things that individuals can't do and I do there a letter a Libertarian arguments why don't you just like he want a little road in front of your house either go build the road and somebody but there are two things in that modeled it won't get done there a lot of kind of big National even global concerns that you need some kind of Regulation because what we're talking about is the future of life and life on Earth and there have to be some kind of guard rails and that's why what I'm arguing for so we really need a bottom-up reading every person and that's why I'm so thrilled to be here with you today Joe every person needs to really understand these revolutionary Technologies like genetics like Ai and all of our yki and all of our responsibilities and opportunities to say hey this is really important here are the values that I think that I cherish and just like you said I don't want it to be that the wealthiest people those are the ones who have kids with higher IQs and live longer and healthier than than everybody else and so we have to raise our voice and it needs to be a bottom-up process and it in a top-down process and it's real it's really hard


    Someone Nearly Let Me Choke to Death | Michael Malice
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    is people sell Intuit carnivore diet is a lot like the vegan dies they can't shut the f****** about being a carnivore my buddy Michael Goldstein who is the first person I know who's Bitcoin is a debit card declined declined same thing with carnivore carnivore excuse me I have every flavor of Marcus on my shelf right now story about this this just happen to me and this is when I realized that most people there's no mind there I am at a buffet I'm eating steak I was eating steak it's just a bigger piece I'll just watch it down it's not going anywhere and I realize I'm choking and it was a very scary situation in the sense that mentally I knew there is a percent chance that I'm going to die throw up I want to tell the story Joe Rogan and I'm like all right I was, but I'm like it's your life is in danger and there's a three people to next able to swim in their 50s or 60s I go up to them and I'm like I know what to do cuz I was at school and I told them I go and I did the hand lotion and I make eye contact with each of them know no effect on their face and I'm like at least you have a crazy person coming up to your tape rule doing an ECMO sure you in New York does problem my IQ for desensitized did this to myself and it shot out and then I go to do so I just did this for whatever it popped out and all the liquid to after it and I go to them I do I was just joking and they're like oh we should share your food better I'd like someone was just chill. Said that you should get that lady's name she doesn't happen to answer because there's not a human being there there's no mind and I'm like holy s*** if I saw this happen and I didn't help I would be like oh my God you just don't like all the s*** you okay your food you're not a soul hoses big cities that that sort of the diffusion of responsibility with so many people there so many you don't feel responsible for this guy with his hands on the snacks I am coughing or somebody else go reaction I hope you go back in time and you have a better daddy and a better Mommy and better friend and he grew up to be a nice person and I and yeah in her 50s maybe she could be a yoga teacher is stupid in her mind and you're the boy who cried wolf yoga teacher save someone's life in her mind and be like I save someone's life today I'm going to heaven or nuts but if I was nuts you think they pulled back as a crazy person or table maybe it's because the universe is sent your way you're the boy who cried wolf


    The Complicated Truth Fueling the Anti-Vaxxer's Movement
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    I think I see what you're saying I think what they think is you have to silent these bad voices like the anti-vax movement that's a big one right now people are saying get a sign of the end episode of taking anti-vax videos down there taking into vacs Pages down you know I don't know how much they actually know about the science you know I don't mean vaccines are incredible for health in terms of what they've done to protect us from disease they've stop smallpox stop polio and when you see these outbreaks of measles that is a direct result of people not getting vaccinated and so does that mean that no one's ever been hurt by vaccines no no it doesn't matter the vaccine Court people been injured people that died that's a fact but that's I think just a part of medical procedures and human beings been a lot of kids die every year from circumcision yeah they get infections they lose their penises like way more common in terms of like the numbers per year than you would ever want to hear how God don't have people died from things to get infections people get have allergic reactions to certain chemical that then the problem is now those Baxter's can say we're being covered up honest it's the truth I don't want my kids get autism but they're saying the vaccines cause autism I'm not vaccinating my kid I'm not going to take the chance and that's where a lot of it comes in you watch those videos and you watch a video that's not done by a scientist it's not up to date on what we know about what cause like I had Peter hotez on who's very knowledgeable about vaccines and very knowledgeable about diseases in general and he was describing the what they think the causes of autism or that house it's not up to date on what we know about what cause like I had Peter hotez on who's very knowledgeable about vaccines and very knowledgeable about diseases in general and he was describing the what they think the causes of autism are that how it takes place in the womb and how was most likely happening as it is just expressing himself at the same time that the kids getting vaccinated and your correlating the two things together


    The Kid Who Kicked Arnold Schwarzenegger Had Bad Technique! | Joe Rogan and Michael Malice
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    Grandpa's an interesting cat I like it well I was I want to talk to his neighbor the f*** them up Lamborghini while they're arresting him WorldStarHipHop nothing what's really going to happen to that kid North Korea North Korea come on people out of nowhere that's the problem when I was talking to Eddie Izzard ran a bunch of marathons in South Africa 20 was it was towed to the designation it was the same number as the amount of years that Nelson Mandela was in prison supposed 27 cigarette 27 Marathon but there was error you ain't Runnin through here like this is just passed here and then you keep running running through here but you got killed and that's you know there's parts of the world that are like that and Arnold Schwarzenegger when he visited South Africa what's the worst get dropped kicked in with poor technique drop kicked in with poor technique okay one side of kid I know fall through like right barely knock to 71 even though Arnold Schwarzenegger 71 years old he's still a 71 year old Arnold


    The Ultimate Goal of Deplatforming | Joe Rogan and Michael Malice
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    platforming think it's fascinating because the way the stuff works folks is it when people 2D platformer the first people that will get deplatformed are people that you agree with getting deplatformed people like you know I'll go real Nazi like someone who's an avowed white supremacy like this guy had a guy with thinks it's okay to be white on a shelf and then it gets it gets more as it gets more more Progressive to get some more Preposterous but it really is great once you accept 1 grade then you drop below in a little bit more Preposterous and then that's acceptable and then a little bit more and then that becomes except that it's a double standard between people who are Orthodox and people who are unorthodox Barbara Walters with Castro she sat down with Kadafi who's killed how many people send out the murderous dictator if your Kadafi if you sit down with someone on a podcast with someone who has Allpoint views that is somehow different what's a new thing the right is a platforming and deplatforming and you put a put in the sky on your platform like all this disk this kind of communication is very new I just didn't exist don't know was saying that to Mike Wallace interviewed Milo am I gay conservative provocateur now are you what they're trying to do is social media they no longer have a monopoly Orthodox off any left-wing or right-wing Orthodox. No longer has a monopoly on the microphone and that's very dangerous if you want to basically set the boundaries of what acceptable discourse is something with forget politics nitin if you want to say these are you should have lyrics like this people should dance like this they shouldn't you know dress a certain way this is what they would like I mean back in the 90s you remember they had the warning labels on CDs and said this has explicit lyrics that way Walmart could with Clean Hands say we're not being vow politics we're following the rules so that's what I'm giving you target whatever company in excuse these are the people you don't need to deal with and then they could say we're looking at this from an external point of view and also my perspective on it is it there certain subjects I think that we can all agree we need to cover and we need to deal with in terms of laws and in terms of the way the government is run but a lot of these disagreements aren't on that allow these disagreements seem to be just on political ideologies and liberal vs conservative ideologies and people think differently they have different styles behavior and thinking this is why like if you had a station to put hip-hop and all the sudden you just got a bunch of Aerosmith songs play look what the f*** is this is not what I want get this off the station except for Walk This Way that's the one with run of how a lot of people seem to be approaching conservative versus Progressive thinking as it's like once you have this mindset you don't want to hear other pin is if they're going to influence you or if you don't like the way they sound you don't like what they do and you want to get them off the channel and this is what it seems like is happening with social media platform right is that the social media platforms are like we're country station we don't play Heavy Metal get that s*** off our Network like we are a progressive Network we don't play conservative get that stuff off if they had said that we're Progressive would be honest and fair but the claim is no we are Banning people two arguing X Y and Z this is really important s*** this is going to decide how we listen to didn't exist before okay and now it does now we have is unbelievable and I'm enjoying it right now talking to you we're all enjoying it to Divya tweeting about this writing comments about this but it's if this really branches off until one side get to do it and one side doesn't we're going to have a f****** tremendous problem in this country if you think that this problem that we have right now and it's it's just starting to be an issue over the last couple years. This is what this could escalate almost like it's it's absolutely reasonable to think that violence could come out of the Trump presidency if it was okay and a lot of people in that building and said you wanted legitimacy okay I'm voting for Donald Trump for president and now he's in the white house for you to say that people to say that these ideas you know are evil and should be discussed as a separate Concepts cuz even if you think they're evil it from your point of view it's in the White House are you going to pretend this isn't a problem in the world it is a contradiction there but one thing's progressivism offers many people is this idea of Truth and Sergey knowing you're one of the good guys and knowing you're in the majority at 1 year that is not always true I think I caused some cognitive stress you know I know I would absolutely agree with that I just think there's a real problem that's happening now with some of the accounts that I'm seeing getting banned without reason without reason for things that are like parody accounts them so I dropped you he's the one who made this great meme during the State of Union what he had President Trump and all the piece of footage from the state of the union of the Democrats looking pissed and he put it over the Everybody Hurts right this 2-minute video a joke they got a copyright strike cuz it's like you're on the right to use the music trump and retweeted it he put on another one he just got suspended for a week he did the video for my book so they don't here's the thing if someone is a name you can say hey delete this tweet and violates our guidelines Ryukin warnings you can call their manager they don't do that you're just vanished overnight and there's something very Soviet about this because when they vanished you your entire archive get managed to and it's like waiting with this person is bad and dangerous don't you want to show other people is an example of what to avoid like this will get you banned so you can modify your behavior accordingly or what they want apparently we will looks like what they want is for everyone to be self-censoring to be afraid and that way it's like instead of saying we're censorious it's like you made that decision on your own vanished overnight and there's something very Soviet about this because when they vanished you your entire archives get banished to and it's acquainted with this person is bad and dangerous don't you want to show other people is an example of what to avoid like this will get you banned so you can modify your behavior accordingly but what they want apparently we will looks like what they want is for everyone to be self-censoring had to be afraid and that way it's like instead of saying we're so short yes it's like you made that decision on your own


    The Left's Humorless Twitter Bullying Is All About Insecurity | Joe Rogan and Michael Malice
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    I mean people find out you say that inappropriate thing number that with Justine Sacco because she was flying here for the show at 7 Sweden me #his malice landed yet cuz that was the hashtag for her so she tweeted out a joke she gets on a flight and it blew up while she was on the flight call meals on Ambien and alcohol on going to be funny and that is something that the evangelico left is very scary about about think about if you're too if you take a joke and that's inappropriate in some sense and they're the ones judging it's inappropriate your life should be ruined that is crazy and totalitarian of deep insecurity and fear that you experienced person the same feeling people have when they're bullies the reason why someone's a bully is almost always because you're not confident of their own abilities so they want to somehow or another by being cruel to someone else they actual size this power on someone else and it somehow or another relieves them of a certain portion of this inadequacies they feel the stress they feel quite one of the reasons why a lot of people are saying that bullies contrary to like what would think it would be a logical thing you teach them how to fight I want to do this the reason why they're doing this to people cuz they're insecure that's the same thing I think when you're when you see the Twitter moms and people a dry hacking people the thing they fear most is that they're going to be attacked themselves the same they feel feels social social observation that they fear that they are being standing up on their own two feet and being an individual and I have a whole chapter on dark humor in this book and I'm still shocked that they let me publish it because Bonnie McFarlane comedian she had no Jim Norton and she says to him your show is so unlistenable I'd rather hear my daughter drowning and it's like are you going to throw up or is a mom that that's not appropriate joke I have everything else in there in the point I make is something might not be funny for you if you're an assault victim right you don't want to, that's fine but it's not Norton and she says to him your show is so unlistenable I'd rather hear my daughter drowning or as a mom that that's not appropriate joke I have everything else in there and the point I make is something might not be funny for you if you're an assault victim right you don't want to, that's fine but it's not


    The Willing Slaves of the North Korean 'Enrichment Zone' | Joe Rogan and Michael Malice
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    call know at this point the not everyone's on even playing field we're just not but we don't like to take a lot of people know that they're f****** crazy and that's the problem crazy if you don't think that being born in a crime-ridden neighborhood with violence all around you and being exposed at an early age f**** your head up that I think it's the fact that admit that a lot of people aren't hard working out there it's shocking too many people to get some people are bad some people think that gif because they show up at work and they don't want to that they're working hard right if you are successful it is because someone else got f***** over SSN disturbing but it's such a crazy way to look at it it's like an iPhone someone got f***** over that is. no no no no no logic is someone had to work as a slave in Foxconn to make these f****** iPhones for like $0.15 a week or whatever they make over that I wasn't making $0.15 a week that's played with the dead that's what they're not missing squirrel Leroy cuz but yeah but is that okay wasn't Frost might be sure they was there right they were there but I've been there for thousands of years like where'd you go like Guatemala where is it Argentina where you said I'll give you two examples that are maybe I can take just a second world example which is obviously might be a zone between North and South Korea DMZ he's worked at the South Koreans kind of put it together and the government takes like 95% of your money and also North Koreans work in Russian logging camps where the government takes like 95% your money their slaves 300% slaves but they're beating down their doors to work in these locations because they're providing for the family and they're still wealthier than the alternative now this is a very extreme situation this isn't like on your third world what country is a sweatshop in but there are circumstances where a lot of people on the left for the family and they're still wealthier than the alternative now this is a very extreme situation this isn't like on your third world country or your friend is a sweatshop in but there are circumstances where a lot of people on the left and the right don't understand often that politics and economics is about offering of two bad choices like what is the alternative it's like what electric going to put forth the law what are you going to do about people who are going to look at this law not in good faith


    Parasites Making Money Off Meme Culture | Joe Rogan
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    ebook are you boy breaking these buildings. The dog whistle that the dog was a cover so there's a guy named Ben Garrison and he was a regular conservative artist right and he would have drawings about Ben Bernanke or Hillary whatever the Nazis took his are replaced all of his drawings with juice so instead of the great wizard of that being the FED it was a Jewish caricature and they did it perfectly and they also invented this whole back story about that he was a closet Nazi and this poor guy in Montana if you Google him it's like not to any sick why is this happening to me and a Photoshop work is perfect So eventually they come down and you know he now he's kind of like a regular cartoonist in the story got out but that's his artwork so the people is poor guy who was stalking victim of Nazis it's very rare nowadays to have a new victim of Nazis and he's actually one of them well meme culture oh yeah there's a lot of dirt bags a really profited off of other people's me more to automatic my friend on he's terrible haven't even otherwise he works from the inside yeah some of them just flat-out steal and sell them steal and then they'll a tribute under different account but then these people that they make these giant sites with all other people's work and they curate them and they make millions yep do something there's a bunch of things that Eddie Bravo hilarious ones all the time he'll send me a funny meme and then I'll send it to Brendan Schaub and I'm not asking who made that me so it but the joke Brandi doesn't think that I made it myself so it's not like I'm stealing right but I'm definitely not crediting the original Creator cuz I don't know who the f*** it is right around so but that's all with in good faith the person with in bad faith. website and inserts profiting off of it they find a loophole and they make deals with Comedy Central and they also have people who actually steal stand-up bits and turn those bit in the memes and they put those bits on their they're meme pages may do the same s*** they'll do it what they just their content Kneaders they need content their horse parasites yes so they just they'll hire people to do it they in the people that they hire they'll they'll steal people's jokes and tournament to me and it's real Ennis Texas I mean a dynastic become a joke because the people like I like this is a rare Pepe right as cuz I please say it isn't like being replicated a lawsuit out of court so they're going to go to court they're going to figure out whether or not you can use Pepe the Frog but I talked about this in the context of it's like if King Andy Warhol Campbell Soup can it's the same thing it's like it's yes someone creates it but if someone is using it in it kind of a broader satirical contact what it doesn't do because Andy probably couldn't do that today corporations had more power back then unless accountability cuz that was social media flavors of Soup cans right put some up in a gallery Campbell's is like what the f*** is this like they don't know what to do right and they didn't know what to call this is unprecedented so they had a storefront and they had to cancel the window to go why pay a hundred grand you could get here for a dollar and they try to own it and their own way that's smart this is not used different things be different things different people and if you're using it in one context as any other context aren't legitimate that's how I fart and images work I mean that's almost like what happened with Sky Montana right now is work and then turns into Nazi stuff and I'll send he becomes not right with Pepe the Frog first thing so they took all his other characters and made them full-blown Nazis the Heinrich who's the wolf instead of having Reflections in a sunglasses had the SS Solaris said he thought he could just kill it off that's like deplatforming it does going 2D platformer Pepe Paul Bunyan so they said all his first name is Heinrich land wolf and the Sunday to pull up in the glasses of old baby should have any amateur here but I am supposed to what SkyWars does that mean opted as a meme like when you said like feelsbadman like it was like this is so low blood sugar


    End of the World Could Happen Easily! | Joe Rogan
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    what's happening with ARA something happened up there the price The Purge nothing tour first taking out the grid the best books no more serious this is my response to people on the far right and I'm using that term accurately it is a great book by Arthur Herman call the idea of decline in Western history and he talks about every 20 years it's a different group on the left on the right in there like the world's going to end and he brings the receipts and it never ends up happening cuz people are smart some and we have a huge asymmetry in wanted the idea that the last of my apocalypse Wattpad The Black Plague I would say would be the last apocalypse we were doing so good so far the evidence of the black you don't die from it anymore oh you can definitely die from it but they died in 2020s I thought it's still a maybe other people died this year from the Black Plague that ate the liver kidney yeah yeah these people hated they didn't want of dying from a plate was the point had a point about end of world are we worried about the plant lips yeah you know that idea that people have always worried about the end of the world and it never happens sure that's like saying I've always worried about dying but I never have I'm not going to die I'm not going to die I'm only going to be there but I'm not going to be there how do you know but I mean that's a diamonds are you you not going to be there we are. I know you're not going to die right. So don't even worry about it cuz one of those over you won't be here so who cares I would say for so who cares but I mean if your entire life is focusing on avoiding death has a very bad myself yeah that's for sure would you describe the overwhelming evidence of something pretty severe happened to the human race run 12800 years ago most likely common impact or something along those lines other other people think that was actually a solar mass coronal ejection that made lightning storms like rain storm. Lightning was coming down like rain all over the world and just kill everything and this thing Could Happen easily at any time not easily oh yeah common impact or asteroid impact easily easily or not easily because it would happen easily turn the likelihood he would have happened by now know there's a lot of evidence has happened it's just we're dealing with a small timeline the ideas could could you get lucky and it won't happen in the next 60 years or so while you're alive. I could have an orchid it tomorrow that could happen to okay I'll take that back it's good that that mean it's good to look your perspective is good good to not we're dealing with a small timeline the ideas could could you get lucky and it won't happen in the next 60 years or so while you're alive yet I could have an orchid it tomorrow that could happen to okay I'll take that back it's a good bet that mean it's good to look your perspective is good good to not worry so to not look at it like a power


    Anarchism Vs. Statism | Michael Malice & Joe Rogan
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    Adidas Anarchy thing like how serious are you about that hundred percent hundred percent serious so anarchists think that should be no cops know Anika still think I should be government cops and security private security for well same thing no one wants to have a scenario like if you go to a bar you're not paying for the doorman but you're going to Hotel you have to take the security the point is Whoever has an environment wanted to be as safe as possible okay stop right there okay if you're buying a drink the bar is taking some of the money from that drink to pay for that security is the same thing as you paying taxes it's not the same thing as a pink tax money into a pool the pool okay if you have a certain amount of money go to protecting the people and this is the idea of horse in this is the idea of the bouncer Joey Lisa bouncers more likely acting in the interests of the club should I try to keep out bad people in there and keep you from getting sued but the money for the drinks goes to that some of it a percentage of arrows that much like your tax money to hell of it goes to the cops correct but the big difference is one is voluntary and one is forceful and one is a monopoly and one isn't so if you had an 3 system you would have more security because the streets would have I'm doing security and bar and the store and they'll be complementary to each other as opposed to you only have to dial nine-one-one would it look how many dating sites are alright would it be great if instead of one number you had dozens of places that are going to offer you security so like private businesses that work like uber give him a call when you get raped like you press a button and short one with the weight we have that now you have no apartment building or a business building guys going to be security there already you know you're not going to call the copy go to call the downstairs book readers so that's where we are got the flash grenade in the baby's crib these people aren't fight like a Eric Garner the only person who got in trouble for Eric Garner dying is the guy who filmed it I mean if you are a cook and you aren't serving food and you undercooked chicken it's a mistake honest mistake and someone gets sick that shouldn't be your job but if you're a police officer often and I'm going to get a lot of heat for this and that's fine if you said something bad happened as a consequence of your actions there have to be consequences that maybe this isn't the right job but often times our is if there is an inappropriate shooting or something along those lines but I think you're right and mean I've experienced abusive cops I think we all have and I also think that it's very very very difficult to be that guy had everleigh and not become abusive and not become worn out by not become extremely stressed out I'm a big supporter police I just don't think that it's a job for everybody I think being a cop is like a lot of other jobs that are especially that one that's super f****** difficult used hire people off the street and ran through some tests and they going to make great cops I agree crazy I agree and what happens is when your Monopoly you don't have to be efficient or effective I think they should hire former military that's what I think happened at least eight people that have discipline are people that that have gone through some experience in actual combat who know how to handle pressure better and then make it a very very valuable job and make it a very like call job and make it a very very strict codes of conduct and and behavior and an action I think another problem that police have in their defense is when you have public streets people have certain rights and they can act however they would like you to know that you have all these tents and I thought my understanding is the government said you can't clear out those tents that is hilarious


    Joe Rogan Learns About Diamond and Silk
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    this is the poster that's the kind of know this is about a poster to fair use issue with the Pepe and Alex Jones what is a Sharpie literal Kool-Aid it blue she's got a blue juul liquid crazy really upset the other ones just like why am I here it's a good move if you just want attention if you don't really support Trump with the green line to get super outrageous Congress that's why I love the title I'm it's like this is where we are they testified in front of Congress


    Journalist Annie Jacobsen: The Roswell Crash Was a Communist Black Propaganda Campaign
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    excited talk to you I'm super excited talk to you about several subjects but this one thank you very much for this first edition copy of your area 51 an uncensored history of America's top secret military base book I'm super excited about this do you think there's any alien stuff out there running spy plane programs right so interesting Lee my new book is about ground Branch guys on the ground that's about are Branch what we were doing and it was this idea that we should spy on the anime OK and but if you go back in time why Area 51 really started you learned that it was a base hidden inside of a base nuclear weapons and it was all about beating Stalin at his black propaganda campaign so I write the book to hopes Americans in the War of the Worlds types and where buy little men who look like aliens would get out of an aircraft and the government would go crazy about it and then stalling would say look we have not only do we have technology but better than you but we have a better propaganda Department than you rude that Joe you got to read the whole book 50d just hired short people I really do all right I'm going to make you save that imma make you earn that I'm sweating of area 50 phenomenal in its own way because it speaks so much to power to morality to information to you know people's desire to know what's going on and me and the government's desire to keep things hidden so this topic is always coming up because a lot of people want to believe that there were aliens in that craft and my source who I write about in the book told me otherwise that they were Jeanette you know that they will be stopping over there cuz when you save that crap what you mean is the supposed UFO wreckage of crashed in Roswell New Mexico in 1947 that's what you mean right but that was never supposed to be taken to Area 51 or supposed to be taken to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base the legend has it that Truman flew there to meet them and receiving that crafts at Area 51 in 1951 which is why the base is called Area 51 and that inside the craft were humans who had been altered surgically altered to look like aliens in a plan for Stalin to sort of twist Truman's arm because at that time we had the atomic bomb when Roswell have the atomic bomb and the Soviets did not when you say humans that were surgically altered to look like aliens does D mean so this is 1951 so you're talkin about four years after the supposed crash so what but it did really impact a lot of my a lot of my thinking and working on on you know government secrecy project because it makes you really consider what a hoax meet and what it means to a population of people and how the government begins to work with disinformation versus cover stories and all of that but going back to answer your question that is what I was told by the source that reliable this is a very incendiary idea to rely upon one individual's recollection of it which is why the book went through the roof and terms of people being upset about it I mean oh my God I spy Pilots Engineers I mean it's right there's also there's accounts that it was some sort of a test vehicle and that there were actually just dummies inside their Crash Test Dummies that they used there's been a bunch of different versions of it but the most compelling version of the area 51 alien meth to me is Bob Lazar did you get into that when do people it was it was common folklore but there was no definitive proof that there was something going on over there other than some weird VHS footage of things flying around the desert that seem to be behaving in a way that modern aircrafts are not totally capable of at least modern piloted aircraft and I totally capable of which brings me to another kind of Technology we have at whole department for that reason called DARPA which looks at weapon systems 25 years out so the idea that you and I don't know what the military is capable of in the air under water wherever it may be is because we're not thinking 25 years out and they are and they're developing Weapons Systems the great weapon systems of the future that's what they call them systems 25 years out so the idea that you and I don't know what the military is capable of in the air under water wherever it may be is because we're not thinking 25 years out and they are and they're developing Weapons Systems the great weapon systems of the future that's what they call them


    The Government Surgically Altered Disabled Children to Look Like Aliens
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    see I don't have a desired outcome I mean I would love it if aliens were real but when someone starts talkin about disinformation and propaganda campaigns but they want you to believe them right but don't listen I'm here telling you the truth I'm here telling you the truth already they would aliens you think well of I mean maybe you are neutral I don't know I know I'm neutral I mean after the book published I would go and visit him wait in the Chinese restaurant and eat and talk and I would try to get a droplet of information out of him it was him okay and I went out to Las Vegas and sat there in a room with the source and his wife and she said tell me this isn't true tell me you made this all up to her husband and he said it's the truth that's a triangular version of getting at the truth but again reiterate I believe he believes what he told me was the truth that was the truth he was told especially when they're talking about secret information that they were sworn to protect and then all the sudden they want to talk to someone that they don't even know on the sneak tip let's meet at a diner I'm going to tell you everything was interviewing nuclear weapons Engineers who were setting off nuclear bombs in Area 51 in the Nevada Test Site Area you've got to talk to the top engineer of all this weapon rate give me his name and we talked for days now is about nuclear weapons and then in one conversation he began to cry and told me this story that I was like what was grown in our version of the human experiments because what the Russians do we do it look Everett a small program in 1951 where we wanted to see how the Russians did what they did how they made human beings look like this with my mind so he's altered handicapped children when you say handicapped me like down syndrome or something like that and they made them look like aliens and then killed them like what how did they what do they do with this is when we get into drops of information with me but what I can say is he had a grandchild that was born that way and and the grandchild did not live long the grandchild died and it made him feel so guilty about what he had done that he felt to come to confess if you will and I remember thinking why are you telling me this why don't you tell a priest and he said a priest would judge me and I can tell you won't well I guess that's why I'm a born journalist joke really try not to judge people I mean my new book surprise kill vanish it's about assassins it's about people who work for the CIA who do what needs to be done on the ground in the name of national parody I don't judge them this is why you know what's really at issue here is morality right I mean can I tell you how I got the idea for this book with alien spacecraft you probably saw something that the government had an extension of the program and he didn't know I was speculative we didn't talk about that I mean you know other than inference he was very limited in his in the information that he would get out but I mean I used 79 sources in that book that all went on the record in name and he was the one anonymous source because but like I said you know he told me after he died that I could tell the whole story I might come back if you give me a break and back off the subject I might come back and tell you and your audience his name's your book but it's it's like it's an astonishing story and I think the best line of all is that people that read about that in the very end of what we did they go I wish they were aliens Stalin created some sort of a craft that mimics something that looked like it would be for another planet there was a Mothership in a drone with attached to it was jettisoned off okay so in those days well in 1947-48 right then like aircraft and then the Drone is like a small aircraft under it and it gets jettisoned off and that was what the crap was it was jettisons off so that the stolen actually according to the source invaded our which was the Deep embarrassment to Truman so we invaded our airspace and then let this drone crash land on the ground with these things that turned out to be human they look like aliens but it turned out to be humans that were manipulated surgically look like out you want the Russians to be able to get there you know I mean was interesting is that area 51 weed then went out and mimicked all of those one of our early drones was a mimicry of that it was the deed there was a M21 which was the mothership in a D21 which was the daughter ship so at Area 51 with their air branch you know the technology they're always ahead of technology that you are, or what Bob Lazar did film that was really shocking was the film the filming of these drones flying around and Performing these really you've seen those videos of Shoreline in the 80s science involves in a bit by bit and then there's these great breakthrough is because what the government is always looking for is called a revolution in military Affairs and that's really what drone technology did later on as drones became developed after the Vietnam War so in the 1980s when Bob was always filming all the stuff you think this was similar to the technology that we see publicly described today in terms of like what drones are capable of I mean something like that but they're all in a win when the F-117 was revealed during the first Gulf War that aircraft was being developed for 20-25 years out at Area 51 actually had Area 52 was where they had it set up to develop that stealth technology I think about and what was amazing talked about keeping secrets they had something like 10,000 people working on that no one knew about it that story was never broken by the Press not by anyone it just suddenly appeared in the Gulf War and took out Saddam Hussein's you know facilities that's a revolution in military Affairs what becomes interesting is then it becomes obsolete because now everybody knows about and everybody's going to mimic that and now you have to have a new weapon system and that's the military industrial complex so was this drone aircraft that was released from the mothership was his capable autonomous flight or was it just they just threw it out there and let it crash at the ladder and remember that information I am very limited too that's why it's wrong patients if you know the source gave me these little bits of information which I felt I felt was important to include because it speaks to the big issue why is Area 51 classified now it's not President Obama was the first president to actually say Area 51 publicly some people say it because of Maybach right meaning it without the secret was out but before that I went through 10,000 pages of documents from the National Archives and every place you see the word Area 51 was actually redacted right why would you keep that so secret I mean all the guys that I was interviewing say they could call it you know Groom Lake they could call it the test facility they could call it Paradise Ranch but they couldn't say Area 51 Y and the source said will because we did this horrible program out there on the government doesn't want anyone to know about that however I mean their stories of like somebody asking Bill Clinton you know about Area 51 him going white I mean human experiments who wants to be part of those horrible experiments were limited to this mimicry of the Russian experiments where they're trying to get people to look like aliens or there's something else going on how many different human experiments were going on around nuclear weapons okay horrible experiments where they were subjecting people to radiation because they wanted to know they felt was more important to know what happens to people then to not know and so they would take groups of people that they had cancer or something and test them so there's no doubt that the government has experimented on humans it's just is that something that is wise to make public and you know they two sides of the coin on that I mean you you when you reveal these kind of things me right about them I mean people get really upset and you know vilify the government partially with good reason and partially it's like bad for National Security so I think that's the justification on the part of the defense department to keep things secret maybe where I'll do it hey man you got problems aliens are coming and there was if people it's hard for people that live in 2019 especially if you're young to really imagine a world. Only without the internet but with two television channels right and radio which was where people got all the information from me one or two channels how many channels were they in 1947 maybe three mostly radio and newspapers and that's where people getting their information and there was a mass hysteria where people were absolutely terrified that we're going to be invaded which is why when Orson Welles war of Worlds which when they released it when they did it on the air they were very clear that this is going to be a reading of Orson Welles War worlds book or that I itchy welts using War walking Orson Welles Reddit when they were talking about this on the radio a lot of people missed that part right and so as the radio went on as the broadcast went on a people artounian later in the day it erupted in Mass hysteria people are freaking out hundreds of thousands of people really did think that it was and it was also something that was recreated in other countries I don't know if you know that they did that another countries in different languages when they saw how cute it worked in America and so you see a lot of time at first it sounds absurd and then and that's why I was sweating because it's like when you think it through and I challenge you to read the whole book because you start piecing together these various ideas and this information becomes less vague and more specific and that's how it works and you begin to see people's perception and how they are easily manipulated factors into National Security just like you just ask Stalin knew about that he was a master he was the master of propaganda he invented it I mean he didn't invent it but he invented it in a you know on the political stage to be used to mess with another country's perception of things think of what he did with brainwashing right okay so like in the fifties and this is journalist Tina said so there was a journalist who was putting out stories about brainwashing and there was this idea which is well taken that to town Korean government's brainwash people this became a big codeword it was introduced into the American lexicon in 1950 will then we're in the Korean War our pilot start getting shot down there put on TV by the communist saying terrible things about America that American pilots and suddenly was like they've been brainwashed it was very convenient to have that story so these things were part and parcel and you've got all kinds of smart people behind the scenes knowing this look examining it and using it to their advantage to stay where in the pole position that's the goal of the US government so the propaganda we did that sort of copied stall and we're kind of playing catch-up in that sense I mean we're playing catch-up then we're behind the ground was a bunch of people that you cut up to look like aliens did he say specifically what kind of modification they made people that made them look like aliens everything and I would try to squeeze out just like you're trying to squeeze out of me and not something read it because I literally tell you everything that there is I think what's most interesting about the source and why I might come back and talk to you about it and tell you who he is on your show is because because of his backstory right why he did what he did how he wound up in the Manhattan Project


    Annie Jacobsen: Is Bob Lazar Credible? | Joe Rogan
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    what do you think about those are stork's Baba's our story what's it really there's some fascinating aspects to it but won the most passing of some of the things that he's sad that people said was horseshit is told has been proven to be true like one of them's the the biometric reader that measure the length of the bones in your hand and that they are unique as unique as a fingerprint and you're like what you talkin and then they actually found out that this was something they really did Have and Have photos of this thing now this is something he talked about play new science-fiction I mean it's fascinating when someone touches upon a subject that the government does not want known about for any reason and there is a campaign to discredit that person and no doubt that that happened to him I mean it was remarkable and I write about him in the book because if you follow the logic that my source told me that these were you know modified human beings as part of a hoax and the reason that I trust thesaurus is because Joe he told me that he also worked on the program so he had like a burden to unload right and so if you follow that logic through then the Bob Lazar story is that Bob when Bob Lazar said I saw an alien it look like this it was small head big eyes it's yes those were the Do Not genetically I mean those really surgically modified humans that the government was doing experiments exact quote was he walked by window and looked and he saw two agents that work look they're looking down at something it was very small and look humanoid but he didn't know it was a dummy or anything and he wasn't even supposed to be looking in there and it was a brief like one second look that he is bounced around in his head back and forth has it ever occurred to you that maybe the guy who gave that information did work there but is also feeding you horseshit a major player in the Manhattan Project he went on and worked in the atomic energy commission I mean there's a Wing of the museum named after him his accolades his awards were so extraordinary it would behoove them absolutely you know with a Q clearance that's what you have when you have access to nuclear secrets so if someone has a q clearance for decades and they're full of garbage you really have to ask my God to this guy have a Q clearance I mean that's a reverse engineering his credibility but I think you should read the whole book because you know it's shocking what he says but it does make sense if you can get through 100 pages of the cia's idea about information disinformation why we need to cover things up why it's one of them asking if you think Surgical when I was writing another book called phenomena which dealt with the CIA and the pentagon's use of Psychics okay over decades I'm in this goes back everything all right about pretty much goes back to post World War 1 government US government takes Pole Position after World War and we now need to always be ahead of the car if we must bleed we can never get beaten by the Russians now it's trying to okay so the psychic program had a lot of people who really believe in aliens or you know other until intelligence from other worlds and when I was writing the phenomena book I learned a whole bunch of new information about how upset they were with my story because they believed and they all knew the source by the way they knew the source and they believe that he was fed misinformation so these are two sides of the coin which are Super interesting either you can look at them with your own biased turned off and not have a desired outcome I want to believe that I don't want to believe that you're speaking of I want to believe you know who's working on a project with Chris Carter the who is the X-Files Creator and the one person I took the source but I wanted to meet the source was Chris Carter night we went out there together and sat with him and met him it was wrong because the source of never even heard of it I want to believe that I don't want to believe that you're speaking of I want to believe you know who's working on a project with Chris Carter the who is the X-Files Creator and the one person I took the source but I wanted to meet the source was Chris Carter night we went out there together and sat with him I met him it was wrong because the stores have never even heard of The X-Files it was like


    Joe Rogan | Artificially Intelligent Machines Will be the Ruin of Man w/Annie Jacobsen
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    what if any research have you done on artificial intelligence and Robotics and autonomous weapons and the the future of warfare with a lot of people think it's going to be like what we're seeing now in Yemen with drones that we're going to be seeing that with robots on the ground and that this will be the future for the book called The pentagon's Brain really impactful moment was going to Los Alamos when I went there too DARPA scientist who was working on an artificial brain for DARPA I mean this stuff is way trying to create a system you know a free-thinking system and what his name is Garrett Canyon what he told me was just utterly fascinating cuz again that human thing I'm always offers like what are you doing the science you had lots of guys on here I'll talk to you about the high-technology limits but I'm interested in who is doing that who's creating at science and he said to me this is like like we're artificial intelligence is right now with Scientists were really looking into this it's like Magellan you know like will discover the new world but on the on the idea of frightening artificial intelligence he told me an interesting story about his daughter and he said people seem to think like you do facial recognition software is like telling us that were one step away from AI true AI and he said if he was he showed me on his iPhone this is a couple years ago and how much trouble the iPhone had recognizing him like if he put a hat on or if he made a funny face and he said my daughter can recognize me from across a baseball field you know if I have a hat on just by the way I walk right and he said if she if she couldn't there would be something really wrong with her and other words her human recognition abilities are truly intelligent and that is a system of systems of biological system of systems that no scientist has you know the algorithm for which no one has ever been able to figure out yet and he believes that were far away from that but the defense department on the other hand is moving Us in that direction and absolutely wants autonomous weapons to be fighting worth look there was a program that said I put this in the book it says the battle place is no place for humans so drones are the way of the future used to kill people and which also means that the enemy is creating drones that horse and pretty soon that's going to be a big a big issue troma Machines of course they do and they probably can't I mean they've already got cursors that people can move around their paraplegic they can move them around with her mind and their eyes yeah I think there's going to be quite a few of those things what is rhodium a distance is called the synapse this is machine technology that scales to biological levels or simply stated is that build a new kind of computer with similar Form and Function to the mammalian brain such artificial brain to be used to build robots whose intelligence matches that of mice and cats Jesus Christ robot cats robot cats coming to get us they created something called the roborock that was the first biohybrid right so biohybrid is when you mix a animal and a machine and. was doing that right before 9/11 and people freaked out they were like you cannot put brain chips and rats and make them move through a maze by in a remote control which is what they were doing and I interviewed the guys who are all working on this program before 9/11 and so the the the morality of the citizenry was like no then 9/11 happened and suddenly all this got pumped into DARPA to do anything they wanted the morality of she went out the window and they started creating all kinds of Bio hybrids as I write in the pentagon's brain so they put think they now have pigeons that are mixed you know animal and machine they created something called there's a moth so there's a Medicus X tomorrow that's what it's called a large moth and DARPA scientists put brain chips into the law okay so that when it cocooned and became a flying moth it had that the chip built into its system making it easier to integrate and they could fly the moth around the lap and that was a huge step in this is now four years ago that I was interviewing a scientist was a trip and this is all what we going on there while they were just cutting limbs off of salamanders and watching the limbs grow back right and examining that and saying will if it salamander can do this so can we one day and I said to the boy that's impossible you know and I said well it's not actually because humans have they broke I love scientist who break it down into terms I can understand it's like what Elon Musk didn't know you were once a single in your mother's womb and then you were too and then you were in it right so you can regenerate and that's their premise mean either the Topps not the world's top scientists and regeneration what is being stimulated by Electric so the stimulation of the electro currents they can cause it to go left or right Macaulay Culkin in Home Alone did he was reading something he went that time I start typing mile hybrid stuff in this is the first thing that popped up was this article Olympic themed events for the development of micro to milli insect scale robotic technology shrimp where develop will develop okay so shrimp is the will develop and demonstrate through a series of Olympic themed events multifunctional m m to CM scale robotic platforms so I guess that's millimeter to centimeter scale robotic platforms with a focus on untethered Mobility maneuverability and dexterity to achieve this goal shrimp will also provide foundational research in the area of micro actual actuator materials and energy energy efficient power system for extremely swap capital letter s copper level W lowercase a capital P constrained microbiotic systems expected such advances will be enabling for applications including search and rescue in disaster relief help people killing motherfukers with a evil nuclear B that goes in your mouth and blows up f*** that's crazy and you need to all kinds of planning for the future sort of be no way in which to present DARPA as doing all this great stuff I interviewed DARPA scientist who said look and he was able to send robots into Fukushima to twist the core far from the only thing he needs your trip you want to hear I mean it gets there are rabbit holes there because I sourced all these documents and also interview generals at the Pentagon her like we don't like AI we want like we want this we want our guys on the ground you know we they believe in the human the warrior that concept and so that the generals were very opposed with the the DARPA took a vote and I was like no AI I want humans in the next and so what did DARPA start doing and they all the generals they said why don't you why can't we go more autonomous and the answer was we don't trust the machines okay so right around that same time what a DARPA start doing it started looking into and hiring scientist who were working with how trust works in the brain specifically with what is called the moral molecule and it's this molecule in the brain that cement when they're breastfeeding okay oxytocin yes so think about that and I mean that's like the ultimate going way back biology like you have to have a mother a trusting mother to breastfeed in you know prehistory or otherwise you'd be eaten by a TV like this is a bad idea I'm stopping to do this I'm going to die right so they examined that molecule the brains more a molecule and they began a program to work with that be able to give that to soldiers so that their that they trusted AI machines and that's where I think you're getting into really spooky dark multi levels of manipulation about what humans want versus what the panda, the worry about trusting the machine scares the s*** out of me because that's what everyone's worried about when it comes to AI Elon Musk keeps warning people about these things are going to have super human capabilities and they're going to be sentient and it's a matter of when wait a minute if the generals at the Pentagon and yeah that's at the euphemism meaning that the actual operation of the guys that are in charge here don't want that who does want this and where my research took me to was the group that wants that is what's called the defense science board and those are the individuals who are counseling the Pentagon in the mail which they should proceed and now those individuals are all sitting on the boards of the defense contractors so you can really see how money drives the rubric the generals don't want it the humans don't want it but guess who does the people who stand to make the money creating autonomous systems and that's exactly what Eisenhower warned us of his farewell speech and of the military-industrial complex and the other part of that which which people don't don't know as well is that what he said his antidote Eisenhower said that the antidote to the military industrial complex is an alert and knowledgeable citizenry it's why I write my books because an alert and knowledgeable citizenry has the ability to kind of push back and go but we don't want that or think we're worried about is Pandora's Box and we're worried that first of all open at 9 obviously their Technologies super super advanced mean their electronic technology particular their cell phones are cutting in between Apple and all these other companies are struggling to try to keep up with Huawei in these one FC one big company that they just release some Dave just hired Robert Downey jr. to the gave him millions of dollars to 111 + 7 they have this new phone that doesn't have a front facing camera problem letting it slide out of the top to figure out a way to make it the entire phone all screen they're incredibly advanced in terms of electronics we we deeply are concerned that they're going to be the ones that Implement military autonomous sentient robotics before we do cuz then you can essentially you can launch them with no physical human cost on your side and I mean they they they're literally weapons of mass destruction if you have robots can go over there and just kill people and and what they need for that is the world's fastest supercomputer right and what's interesting is that we just we America just overtook the Chinese in having again having the world's fastest supercomputer but they had it for a couple years and think about that okay cuz you were saying hard to believe the Nazis were only you know not even like Justin Justin our grandfather's age right so go back in time so then listen to this about this really freaked me out in terms of progress right after the war guy called John Von Neumann got a grant from the atomic energy commission to essentially build the world's first computer I mean they existed but he built the first computer that could actually do calculations okay before that calculations were done with like by calculators computers were humans but there's this amazing story of Von Neumann in the basement of the Princeton Institute for advanced study weary built this computer with government funds and he cuz he was a brilliant polymath he could add faster than anyone around him okay he's also the guy who calculated at what level the atomic bomb should explode over Hiroshima for the most blast okay cuz it didn't hit the ground it wouldn't kill as many people's print so this is how his mind works so he's a faster than the computer he has a pen and paper in front of him and he can outperform the world's fastest computer with his own brain 2 and 1/2 years wouldn't like 1949 the computer beats him and he made a statement then it said one day artificially intelligent machines will be the ruin of man I'm going to paraphrasing the propagators where they were the ones who we're going to make that baby and then we're going to die most likely both going to be the new living things Marshall mcluhan Letitia Wright which is if man has always been a warring animal right why do we look so down upon the throat you know the knife to the throat and why do we as a society accept drone strikes cuz that's the whole question I asked and surprise kill vanish and I'm not sure I answered it to my own satisfaction because it's such a comp the question one of them is very personal the other one is like a video game you know what it to stab someone to look them in the eye and and shove a knife to the ribs that's six different kind of person we don't think we want that person around us one of them is throwing a rock at someone that's nowhere near you the other one is beating a guy to death when he's right in front of you it's very personal we see someone struggling and we don't like to think that someone can put that aside and still twist that blade we don't want that we don't want that on our side we don't want our people to be Noble and Justin but meanwhile when it comes to civilian casualties drones are one of the worst invention ever in human history if we really want to examine ourselves in terms of advocacy and the moral High Ground Rules of Engagement launching missiles at apartment building cuz you found metadata in there that indicates that most likely an Al-Qaeda operative has a cell phone in that building like that that's some s*** that people have done me that has been done and the casualty rate for civilians when it comes to drone strikes for innocent civilians is stunning I think it's in the high 80% I think that's we've done it write a between I think it's some it's it's a disturbing I might be conservative by saying it's in the 80s it might be in the nineties it's a disturbingly high number of people who died who were not the intended target which would which would be an argument might die where you're driving is that what that's what this says that's Horsham who released that maybe 3% accuracy but no I know there was there's been some serious questions among Scholars about this that's not true whatever you read that can't be right now it's one operation huge CIA using either ground operators or drones defense department I read the statistic the other day 7200 and change bombs dropped on Afghanistan last year when people don't even realize we're still other attacks on terrorist targets outside of War s*** information now but pull up 2017 for the government he's he looks at all the statistics and by the way this Administration just cancelled his job so we will no longer have that information but he's the one that is in charge of reporting that cuz it's called the Reconstruction effort right but that number of bombs really makes you think long at least me about you know the big footprint versus the small operation and I can't I think this is why most people don't want to talk about this cuz it's a dark Rabbit Hole to go down you know people prefer to believe that we're just safe and sound here and not not at risk and then mean that's that's the endless question of our are these are these threats real and must they be dealt with most people don't want to talk about this cuz it's a dark Rabbit Hole to go down you know people prefer to believe that we're just safe and sound here and not not at risk and I mean that's that's the endless question of our are these are these threats real and must they be dealt with


    Joe Rogan | The Nazi's Almost Took Over the World w/Annie Jacobsen
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    when you are done with the paperclip book and you know you've published and you have to live with all the information that you had to gather and and run through your mind did that book was that the book did that change you that book like was it the most altering of this different subjects that you covered each book has a huge impact for different reasons but when I think of paperclip I think of this one saying that was over the gates at buchenwald it's at the bottom designer and what that means is everyone gets what they deserve and that was horrible and I still think about that because it's such a piece of Nazi propaganda is like saying to the Jews you guys deserve this and so I know much of my reporting and my general just way of being as a human is there is no such thing as what you deserve right there is what there is what happens there's what you do there's what you're responsible for and there's what you can change but there's that ideas reprehensible for some reason that really stuck with me as the as just the worst possible thing that I could think of it because it's the psychology behind why they did what they did back then but 1945 is not that long ago it's just not people just read and read and read about World War for good reason and everything I write starts it all goes back to the Nazis and every book The Trail the paper trail to National Archives or individual University libraries in people's papers where I go they all refer back to that because it was so remarkable that the Nazis lead and weapons technology and they almost took over the world because of it right and that is the premise of all of it I mean in Surprise kill vanish it's like these are the guys on the ground in the pentagon's brain it's this is the technology in the sky but we must we the government's position whether it's Pentagon CIA is always we have to stay ahead because the next Nazi Germany right around the corner and that's it that's really something to think about is that alarmist history repeats itself if we went and stopped and looked at all the instances throughout history of people being evil dictators there's quite a few and there's North Korea right now I mean that straight up messaging right which is another thing I think is interesting about the CIA paramilitary program it's all meant to remain plausibly deniable it's supposed to be secret like we're not supposed to be giving out the message that we have these teams you know that go after high value targets they're just supposed to disappear left the vanished part of the so that as someone who is really interested in transparency and people being educated and having information that always puts me in conflict with you know the government in a sense because I'm I'm like we should know but then you think about it while the whole thing is you are not supposed to know because it's supposed to be just The Hidden Hand the president Hidden Hand they call are often the failures because those are the ones that get reported in the Press there is a sense undergirding this narrative which I really liked and I'm interested in and intrigued by is that the the successful operations you don't hear about because they are plausibly tonight and your kids will think about protecting us something like another Nazi Germany that's when people are willing to give up some of their freedoms they're willing to give up surveillance or willing to give up on nessus with this were things get real slippery right I mean also when you think about Russia because all of this cold war science technology operations all of that was to beat back the Russians okay then the Russians go away now they're back you know the Russians are the master assassins and they do it through poisoning look at the group alright alright in the book about a Defector who came over in the fifties and said I was an assassin for the KGB and gave us all kinds of information it's fast and this is how it worked is how it worked you know 60 years ago and then you kind of see Echoes of that of Howard that is how it's working today and you can only imagine the defectors or those who come over from the other side who we learn from and they just disappear into em and they disappear as one of the cia's version of Witness Protection


    Joe Rogan | The Harsh Truths of Operation Paperclip (NASA & Nazi's) w/Annie Jacobsen
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    I mean I wrote a book about Operation Paperclip and my God talk about a rabbit's hole you know I don't know what we're talkin about Operation Paperclip was when after World War II the United States gathered up a ton of scientist from Nazi Germany brought them over to America and even Wernher von Braun they had Wernher von Braun run NASA he was a Nazi like 100% Nazi Granite Berlin rocket Factory where they hung the five slowest Jews they would hang them out front so everybody would know like this is what happens when you work slow will hang you mean the Simon wiesenthal Center said that if one of them was alive today they would prosecute him for crimes against humanity and I was ahead of naphtha we were willing to put a lot of really dark things hide in order to gather out the best scientist of the Soviet Union couldn't get them all and they got a few of them as well but we got how many more than a thousand right but I would not be surprised if you know the story changes and they were more right it's me I'm a nice person. I love juice you know that we got the good Germans will know we didn't we got the we got the top Germans and who do you think the top Germans were they were coveted by Hitler Himmler Goering you know I mean these guys were in there were guys that we grabbed out of the docks at Nuremberg literally to come be part of our program you know Warlords from the other side and capture I'm going to listen to come over here bro ideology aside I'm super smart and I want that to be now that's good that's that's a competitor right I mean you can't you cannot be the best rocket designer in the world and not want those talents you know demonstrated that's worn around Brown story that's the story of all of them shocking writing that book because it's like wow you know huge amount of talent but how far will the competitor go to see their baby come to fruition what were they willing to put aside did you pay any attention to the other places were Nazis went when they escaped Germany like Argentina in particular German towns down in Argentina are they wear Lederhosen they they drink out of Steins it's crazy they speak German and you'll like what the f*** is this like my friend Tim Kennedy went down there and he said he was literally talking to people interviewing people and they had photos of ss soldiers on their wall and they would talk about how grandfather was a hero in life like you are you are the descendants of escaped Nazis and they put together a town down there I mean the wave and these were able to flee is X I can't read enough of that I mean oh my God I mean they're so you know the ones that we there was a famous guy that we got he was the Surgeon General of the Third Reich I mean think about that okay dr. Walter driver I mean he was such a bad dude he was in charge of the vaccine program I mean you just put those words together and your mind goes really dark right but we wanted him because he was an expert in vaccines and we brought him to the United States he was the only Nazi I found of the ones the paperclip sign to his sister came here that it was actually out it right he was outed as a Nazi and that's because one of the investigators at the Nuremberg trials recognized him and he's the only one we we got out of here and guess where we went tell the rest of his life there the show was called finding Hitler there they were trying to find evidence of Hitler somehow escaped is really a b******* promised the show but what was interesting is that there were thousands and thousands of Nazis that made it to Argentina and set up shop South America kind of weird because and people like is Hitler really dead you know it's f****** pretty rare yeah so Operation Paperclip was not even publicly acknowledged until what was like the 90s like when did they when did it become public nothing was for the Freedom of Information Act and she had it really hard because she did a Freedom of Information Act request got all these documents that no one had ever seen and then the government sent her a bill for $125,000 and she had to spend a lot of time this is what this what I understand I never interviewed her but xeroxing face we had to give it to you but now here's your bill imagine if the government's coming down on you 425 Grand and because of he was a wall trainer and trained orcas and then he's showing it wasn't blacklist at SeaWorld SeaWorld is actually the way he says it's a day in the park compared to Marineland real answer or riffic place in Canada and anyway they have been trying to squash and with legal Beats by dragging out his legal fees by dragging his case but we set up GoFundMe and all his legal bills get paid for from people that want him to win the good fight this is a this is an option today that wasn't available to Linda when she was exposing this $25,000 do you assholes like she should sue them for misappropriation of funds like it does it cost you really a hundred $25,000 a print those things out of it does you guys should be in jail like that's like with like those $10,000 Hammers If they have in the Pentagon so she gets all this information does the government immediately acknowledge that the important she wrote the first book and it was just stunning and and you know it was this late 80s early 90s and you know Ben Moore gets revealed because they gave her a certain amount I mean I filed a bunch of boys there was releases I went to Germany for your moon PhD who had you no real access to stop and was able to translate for me while we were there looking at the stuff I interviewed a lot of grandchildren of Nazis and children of Nazis and you know I mean this one extraordinary oh my God there's a guy I told you about Shriver right I'm on the narrative level humans acting I'm so interested in rivalry in competition right as a concept because this is what America does be the best and also as humans right because people are like that they're built like that so that the Nazis had Rivals amongst themselves and schreiber's rival was dr. Blum who is in charge of the biological weapons program for Hitler okay and Mom had a son and run was prosecuted at Nuremberg you can see a picture of him with a big dueling scar you know he was a bad dude. among the Nazis they would they would do with one another when they were younger students and then they would pack the wound with horsehair to make it even more pronounced because it looked ferocious babies who was the director of our JFK Center he was part he was gnosis Von Brown's number two he had a huge dueling Scar and yet when you look at their is right there knowing what we know now it's like come on that you're trying to tell me that guy is not a hardcore Nazi so those girls are dueling scars on their face to get poked in the ass I guess that was the gentleman's rule for how do you fart loosen you going for the cheeky hit the I like that happens all the time when I must have got a lot of eyeballs out I haven't seen any photographs of missing eyeballs but there's a lot right on the cheek so maybe that was the whole point was actually just a bit for show I wanted to have the scars that was so what they were ones with tips wow wow doing cops Cults that is a crazy when you consider like the people people did not know about that and then you got these Germans walking around America as part of our space program in our Science Program since these are the good Germans I mean now you really have to save yourself, and God my super OG yeah it's crazy how can I go to interview. Sometimes you as a journalist you can get an amazing information from oh my God weapons to piece together the story the right I can't tell you others can write some time to find out more about the Nazis I went to Germany and sought out some children of these top top Nazis to see if maybe they didn't have journals or anything they might share with me and one of them was dr. Blum his son I track down I found him and he said yes you may come visit it was such a remarkable Journey was like he lived in the Black Forest I take like a taxi through the mountains up over the hill down through the valley you know into a courtyard behind a church to doctor blum's house so he's a junior to his father who was this horrific Nazi I mean a top Nazi had favor of the fear or what was called the Golden party badge right Hitler gave out these little buttons plums was I believe number 6 so that's how favorite he was and his son dr. Kurt blome where's the father was in charge of the biological weapons program so his plan was to you know murder people with biological weapons from nature right the sun had been a medical doctor but had left profession to cure people with flowers go Bach flower therapy so he was very interesting individual who would never given an interview before and he agreed to let me come I'm so I go on that journey I go to his house and he was remarkable I mean he was so interesting talk about the sins of the father you know I mean my God what he what he had what he had as a burden right and he and I asked him to tell me everything you could about his father and he did and then he asked me to tell me what I knew about his father I had information from the German archives about his father that he did not have looked like that his father had given something I just come from this are found these documents dr. Blum ordered that 6000 tubercular Jews be given Sundar be handling that's the German word what does that mean special treatment there's a euphemism for you I was kill those 6,000 tubercular juice and he worked closely with him and they just decided to kill talking to this man tell him about his father at his request was remarkable and then he's telling me what he knows and then as I'm getting ready to leave he says to me I'd like you to have these and he takes down from his incredible bookshelf he himself had written a books right and it takes on his books and he hands them to me and they're in these rappers and I can see that they have Nuremberg nomenclature on them and what they are there is father's documents from his Nuremberg Trial any and I'm like I can't take the time I thought you meant take them back to my hotel room look at them and then going to bring them back the next morning when we're doing the next interview he said no no I want you to have them and I was like I can't have them any said I don't want them and you should have them and it gave them to me so I had to stack my trip home it was so perplexing because I threw all of my clothes I was like screw the clothes I mean I just carry I've travel with a carry-on bag right so I in my carry-on back all I have is this Nazi paraphernalia I'm at the airport and I realized suddenly oh my God swastikas like this is it illegal if they go through my bag I'm going to be arrested I'm caring Eminem carrying these incendiary got home I have the mail but it is in Germany you may not have any Nazi paraphernalia whatsoever and back my paperclip book which has a swastika on it had to be redesigned the cover for the German publication and it just has like broken up images of the Nazis because you cannot reproduce that image in Germany I'm not pro swastika but it's so strange that we've given so much power to this design that you can't even see it it used to be there's a there's a Temple out here that I think is I believe it's a Hindu temple and it was a part of Hinduism that the swastika predates World War II it predates the Nazis predates there they're sort of reclaiming of it and that this building that was built out here in the 19th the 1920s cuz I know there's a big black explaining why the swastika is on it but I mean talk about branding right I mean my God that was in the Nazis were you know Kings of that I mean they were all killed think about it that way they don't think about the dueling scars being a Nazi thing no no that's what I find a remarkable Lyndon Johnson Curt Davis sitting at you note for a launch a moon launch and there's Davis with his huge Duluth car and I'm like and their position was oh he's one of the good German culture was ruthlessness mean was even the good ones there is never asked that question before Annie well they will know what when you really stop and think about the horrific nature of what the Nazis did I mean how inhuman it was how how crazy was like that had to permeate the entire culture there is no good Nazis there was not done even one of them it was looped into the had to be responsible for some awful awful s*** I mean Einstein said it the best when he said you know you could have left like people who could have laughed should have left right and he's you know he created a smell built into it so that would warn you you using this pesticide and then the Nazis turned into zyklon-b where they remove that element that added the smell and just as odorless horrific poisonous gas that these the gas the Jews and he was a Jew Radiolab podcast I think it's called the bad show but anyway what essentially says is that he was winning he was up for the Nobel Prize at the same time he was wanted for crimes against humanity cuz he was up for the Nobel Prize for creating the harbor method of extracting nitrogen from the atmosphere which was used for fertilizer which to this day they say 50% of nitrogen in human bodies with created by the harbor method so what you get from food from vegetables like that nitrogen 50% of is coming from this guy's method who was a scientist who was a Jew who was working in Germany before it became Nazi Germany and then was the guy who figured out how to use gas on people it's a dark making way too far right and that's what's remarkable that the Pentagon was like okay but we can learn from this and there is there are elements that are dark in that also comes out of the devastation of World War 1 write the economic Devastation that defeat the Germans are in this terrible State overall in terms of their morale and then Along Comes This charismatic psychopath that is really good at screaming to this day I don't speak German watch that guy scream and yell at all those people and see them respond to gives you chills like that kind of Charisma that kind of influence it someone has where they can do that in front of thousands and thousands of people and everyone's goose-stepping and so rude to seat and we are very fortunate there's not something like that right now in our forefathers and our grandparents and whoever fought in World War II if it wasn't for them who knows where this world would be right now because that was a literal evil empire China Star Wars man that was like the Sith Lord they ain't they were they really were they were human beings who were doing some of the most evil s*** that you almost demonic if you really stopped and thought about it if there was demons pretending to be people who do the same thing I mean that's why I think it's a rabbit hole because it's so hard to comprehend that a culture of educated individuals moment in time that you talk about between World War World War 1 and World War II could could completely become malevolent there were so many of these people that they did extractor Operation Paperclip brilliant engineers and scientists that were also evil I'd like those two things are very uncomfortable for us we like to think of our scientists as being the people that are out there trying to solve the mysteries of rivers and provide us with the technology to make our life better here on Earth not the Nazis they were trying to figure out how to kill people better they were trying to figure out how to use Rockets to shoot them at Europe and blow people up and it is up it's one of the more telling and horrific times in our history when you cuz it's it's one of the one of the more horrific ones that we have footage of cuz we don't have footage of Genghis Khan we don't have footage of Alexander the Great we don't we have stories and Tales of Napoleon and some photographs and drawings of dictators past and present that we have a lot of footage from Vietnam we have a lot of footage from World War II we have a lot of footage from Modern Wars and out of all of them the one that scares us the most thought about what they had done or they were able to convince themselves that they were the good Germans that they were part of it cuz I never saw a single bit of remorse ever like no one ever acknowledged what they had done so it made me wonder the ones who've been caught who been prosecuted and has been chased down and if they've got one fairly recently the caught a Nazi like just a few months ago so I'm the last ones he's in his nineties I believe the ones who survived they all tell different stories and some of them say they just was following orders and you know some of them say that they didn't do it they're being name that they all have different stories it's it's you know you write a book about that and or you think about it and you kind of have to go down the rabbit hole and then you have to you have to ask yourself what is this mean or you kind of it's too dark right and then so I asked that question to a couch fit Survivor okay who I wrote about in the book his name is Gerhard murkowski and he the reason he was he survived Auschwitz was because he was taking over to the labor camp which was called Buna so it was a rubber Factory and it was led by this truly evil man named Otto Ambrose who became part of Operation Paperclip okay after being tried at Nuremberg and being convicted of mass murder and genocide right we got him out and he work for us it's just astonishing Auto Ambrose chemist oh my God but he was so so Gerhard was at Buna this Factory this Rubber Factory and he lived and I did an interview with him because I was asking him you know what the flip side of of all of that in his whole family was killed at Auschwitz and I said to him what is any of you we went through all these questions to try to get some closure to this or some meaning and I said and then I'll appeal and I said you know we couldn't we couldn't answer what is this mean right I mean for today couldn't answer so when I asked him what matters about all this he went like this he lifted up his sleeve and he showed me his tattoo and he said that matters and I have that image seared in my mind I had never seen a tattoo from Auschwitz before and I have not sent and it also made me think cuz I thought he's going to die soon and he has died since what is gone to all you have is the exchange of information and people talking about the eyewitnesses. How did they get that guy out of Nuremberg how did they get them to release him so there was a bunch of Trials and so I went to the prison I saw his cell I mean in Germany with intent lands were present and then we could we were sort of policing Nazi Germany after it was not at you after the war was over policing Germany and then Kate and a guy named McCoy was in charge was kind of like the governor general of Germany and the Germans wanted Germany back and they were like we're tired of you guys policing us the threat from the Russians was very real and so deals were made I'm going to write about all this in paperclip you know based on the documents and one of the provisions was we want our guys out of prison we want them back in society and that was arranged and again even know these things you know they're like I even gave him his money back that was on the Family bill has this Villa in Switzerland I believe or maybe it's the the Bavarian Alps that have been in the family which is money from you know from Nazi Germany and I I called up the sound to interview him he was not as forthright as dr. Blum son and you know he hung up on me and said if you if you ever contact me again all in a very serious privacy laws in Germany I thought about going and knocking on his front door my lawyer was like Annie do not do that that very Germany privacy yes even if he didn't he shouldn't be responsible for his father did plantations in America and who benefited from that like go several Generations from there you could get weird with with war reparations drawer you know I was operating Operation Paperclip one of the most everyone's for you I mean that was so dark my husband is amazing he's Norwegian right and the north Norway was occupied by the Nazis for five years people kind of forget that but he he grew up there and his mom you know was a grade-schooler and was really impacted like didn't go to school for five years while the Nazis were there they were going to breed with the Norwegians cuz they were such a lovely Aryan people right so my husband having a Norwegian mom was like when I was writing paper clip would be so dark sometimes I would be like down in my office I could can't you do honey I can't you be down there with a sandwich or another nausea under the bus and I would say Yes means they keep typing right and then I realize we'll wait a minute the neutral journalist has to really make sure that she's not just throwing Nazis under the bus without really good reason and so when I was in Germany at The Archives I went to Dachau the concentration I asked the lead archivist if I could come and see the worst possible photographs that no one wants to see and he said absolutely and I didn't write about them in the book because I didn't want to subject people to that kind of horror but I looked at them and I watched I saw with my own eyes people moments before they were killed you know and then the bodies afterwards and he's are in a human experiments to you know to see whether or not Pilots could survive simulated different things and Chambers at high altitude or speed and I saw I saw photographs of you freezing people to death right because they were trying to develop programs where they would they wanted to see at what temperature humans actually died right and so they experimented on to these are the cities are some of the doctors that came on our program and I looked at those that evidence and I was that blew me away and then I knew when I left there okay I can I can throw these 800 bus it's such a crazy time in history will you really stop and think about all the different experiments they did do it's almost like they just opened up the Vault of evil that said listen we have an opportunity these people aren't people to do whatever we want like they're fake people it's like like they were an invention I mean the perception really played into it so gross so scary to think about that you know like they were an invention I mean the perception really played into it so gross so scary to think about that humans just you know generation or two away or capable of doing that


    Joe Rogan | The Government's Experiments with Psychics w/Annie Jacobsen
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    I think of fate and Circumstance are giant the fortune is giant there's no question about it some children get shot in drive-by you know that's just horrible horrible locking unfortunate circumstance. A lot of lot of it is fortunate fate absolutely most people that are talking about being psychic or full of s*** but I do think that there is a strange connection that we have with each other that's intangible and I think that some people have better connections and others just like some people more intelligent like we were talking before the podcast about Elon Musk and it's painfully aware when you talk to him what a champ you are the he's so f****** smart and his brain is it just it's built different just like people of defective Hearts some people have a heart like Lance Armstrong's too credible huge an anomaly some people have giant hands so big heart they don't know whether or not that's from training or steroids and or whether or not something was born with they really don't know but yeah he has an unusually sized hard would usually large but those my point psychics psychics that's why I don't think that most of the people that can tell you the future full of s*** most the people that are I think people get feelings I think sometimes you think about someone they call you and I don't know what that is I don't know what if that's just complete Fortune like how many times you think about a person when they don't call you that's the argument against it but how many times you thinking about that person they don't call you but they're thinking about you as well how many mean how how often is that was star-crossed lovers they find each other years later and they tell each other to been thinking about each other all the time and I can't believe it that's that's the end when you get that text from someone maybe I should someone prone to action but maybe there is some sort of a connection some sort of quantum entanglement between you and somebody spent time with our shared energy with it's possible it's possible the problem is you have these mediums and psychics and those people are just assholes and I have a friend named banachek and he runs a Las Vegas Mentalist show where he shows you how he does will tell you absolutely these are he's been on the podcast brilliant brilliant man that he'll tell you these are tricks I'm showing you how I do this this I mean I'm not going to tell you this to give you the how I do it but I'm going to tell you while I'm doing it this is a trick but he's pulling all this information out of people about their past or childhood he's guessing people's ages he's guessing where they grew up mean it's it's all will sneaky s*** you know it's the way they do it's it's a skill as much as anything and so when you see these people that are Chandler's or you know psychics or telling you about someone in your past trying to contact you get con artist almost exclusively I mean maybe there's like one lady in Tibet that has a broken Jean and she can tune in to the next Dimension and and pull some extract some information from it but in my experience the vast majority of those people that I've talked to that claim to have psych ability will also at least partially full of s*** they had weird ego problems that were glaring that they didn't notice you know like I could see it that this is a gross way to behave and they don't see it their interpersonal relationships the way they communicate with people was like an agent like a fake Hollywood person or something of something bullshiting about them and people who lie a lot I think if you lie a lot it's very difficult for you to tell what a lie is yeah I think you lose your connection I think when you when you bulshit I think you also bulshit yourself and I'll think these psychics are a hundred percent honest even with themselves I don't think that's why I'm going to f*** this lady over stinks got to talk to her husband or some nonsense money I think some of them actually believe they're getting information you know my grandmother used to believe that my grandmother was a very eccentric lady and old Sicilian lady and she would tell you about the like old Italian ladies all I want to play the lottery they all have numbers there and she was playing the numbers wasn't even a lottery was like the organized crime numbers Racket and she would always thought I was going to pick this number and I just add up the last minute I changed the number one you know what the first one came in and she was so mad I'd like it's like you were really psychic you would have better instincts like this is just this inclination that people have to do something special about their perceptions and that their psychic and it's always has really wacky people that believe their psychics in my my experience I mean it's also about what some scientific all the self-fulfilling prophecy you know that if you believe this things happen manifest themselves and you can convince yourself that you believe this but premium super interested in people who really believe in psychics right like that and the military for example and you know the most the most interesting of all was the astronaut Ed Mitchell and he was so so I'm interested in the psychology behind what are you looking for in that I saw that I was doing some research in an archive and I came across a photo of what turned out to be Ed Mitchell on the moon reading a piece of paper okay it's just extraordinary image cuz you're like wait a minute he's on the moon and he's reading a document what is that document I found out the document was a map of the Moon okay Mitchell got lost on the moon and literally pulled map out it's like okay. I'm you trying to get to a certain crater and they had a very limited amount libraries are there okay there is well I mean the most advanced technology of the time and then who's who's been here come on man city maps folded up in their in their pockets in case they got lost there on the way to the crater and in that crater they were going to find allegedly rock that we're going to solve the mystery of the moon's creation the origin story they couldn't find it the heart rates up the guy that used to like you got to turn back your heart rate's going crazy 240,000 miles to only to get lost they missed the crater by like you know 900 feet or something what he told me was a psychic change right he his his Consciousness left and he became convinced that psychic powers were real and that is really the beginning of his Forum in Mitchell I'm a huge proponent of psychic Warfare of you know the the the idea behind what you're talkin about that we spoke of his being sort of charlatanism he told me the story of when they were in quarantine after they came back from the Moon right he and Sheppard were sitting there eating breakfast waiting and Shepherd the story a story broke that Mitchell had done some ESP experiments on the way back from the Moon and Shepherd said to him like look at this nonsense the newspapers will do anything to make a buck and Mitchell said I I did that I actually did that and what experiments he had a psychic in Chicago a Swedish psychic that he was sending messages to like he was an old Swedish man reminder older anyway sorry so Ed Mitchell was talking to this hot chick in old man in the story broke because the Swedish like it could not resist telling you know leaking to the press that he had on these experiments train on these little cards called zener cards right to like you have a different symbols on them and you know one one person that's how they decide whether or not they're being so like there'd be a Avail between us and I would say what are you seeing right and you would call it out cuz like a control system and Mitchell had these items with him on the way to the moon and did these experiments to try to see whether you could have a psychic connection with someone back on Earth I mean that was you know would like water stains on it that actually went to the moon I was like wow this is really something else I mean it was one of those moments in time where you're just like I don't know there was a feel there was a feeling of sadness around all of it with Ed Mitchell sitting there in his some you know his chair and talking to me about what it was like to be an Apollo astronaut on the walls I'm up with a lot of these purses with like incredible amounts of awards on the walls but what does that mean after time passes right his experiments didn't work but he still believed inside your power him up in the people who gave him a lot of encouragement had sort of more radical ideas as he grew older and I think they theorist who really kind of used him because he was an Apollo astronaut so he was so much more famous than any of them would ever be and they really took advantage of him I think so you think they're manipulated him with information and tried to get him more and more enthusiastic about their Salty's thinking about things clearly really obsessed with extraterrestrial life because he claimed that he had seen something while he was up and space people helped him make that claim that was my understanding of it of reporting and I stayed away from some of the crazier speculative things about him but what I was really interested in when I was writing that book with how is Authority and power allowed the program to get funding right so much of this is it's like who's funding this stuff and why and it really does come down to Authority which is always at which is always a narrative that I find fascinating right how do people get the authority to say go on these programs or you know we should do that I mean the question you asked of like how does who's in charge right you know we should do that I mean the question you asked of like how does who's in charge right and in all of this what I learned more than anything is that the Office of the President has a lot more power than I think any of us are aware


    Joe Rogan | Living a Life of Quiet Desperation
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    looks like the Pink Floyd line you know living life of quiet desperation I mean that just terrifies it's the road quote that most men live lives of quiet desperation for my favorite quotes ever because it's true and I've been that guy you just you're just in this world where you just can't wait to just run away and how do people get stuck there how do you think they get stuck their bills at least you have a wife that you have to feed you have a child you have to raise you have to you have your mortgage you have you this you have your that and that's where it all comes from opportunity Place into that well the opportunity to exploit usually when you're young and you don't have any responsibility though that's when you have your options will your options are severely limited the more you gather responsibilities like if I had to as a fifty-one-year-old father-of-three married man pays taxes as a house in the mortgage in a business and all that jazz if I had to quit everything now and struggle the way I struggled as a stand-up comedian it would never work but the only way I could be this person now is if I took that chance when I was 21 when I was dead broke and had my car is repossessed and all that stuff that's the only way you you ever get where you want to go you have to have to take a path it's dangerous most people want to take the safe path in the safe path leaves you stuck in quiet desperation almost every time it's hell is hell you selling insurance or some other s*** that care zero about the can people just make that change out the window and then you have to have a plan and you have to spend all your waking hours outside of whatever s*** job you planning your escape and you have to come to the realization very clear that you f***** up and you got yourself stuck so whatever you're doing you have to do it like your life depends on it and whether it is you're trying to be an author and you going to you're going to if you're going to try to be an author and you're working 8 hours a day plus commuting plus family responsibilities or whatever else you have whatever time that you have you have to attack like you're trying to save the world to turn us you don't want to drown that one and a half hours a day that you have to write goddamn you better be caffeinated and motivated you got to go you got to get after it and you got to have discipline that's most people don't have those things most people don't understand what it's like to really go for something and didn't know that the consequences of not doing that or he'll riffic and I always right I mean people in these military environments that I write about and in these intelligence World environment fate and Circumstance plays a big part because they too can even get complacent you know but when your life is on the line write a lot of times they have these experiences where they're like I must change and that's what I find really interesting in people you can even get complacent you know but when your life is on the line write a lot of times they have these experiences where they're like I must change and that's what I find really interesting in people


    Joe Rogan | Is the Military Industrial Complex Necessary? w/Annie Jacobsen
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    and he's also probably some concerned about other countries getting ahead of us so you have to do what you have to do if your if your job is to protect the American people that keep the military strong you just have to operate with that premise that there's a bunch of other people out there that are doing the same thing for their country and trying to take down the United States and we got to stay ahead of the curve and make human eating robots that can shoot missiles what scientist were working on limb regeneration right right or working oh my God they can regenerate their limbs and so human their idea they're down at UC Irvine have this incredible lab and they're funded by DARPA cuz it's worth the money that comes from right and their idea is that humans should be able to regenerate their limbs and then 50 years out will be doing that and they're working on the science well that's the same science that allows for cloning and so in our discussions cuz that's how I try to report is like really ask people what they think about future consequences and they said to me your exact question which is Will Annie what if one day we wake up and we find out that China has clone the first human or a dark horse like Saudi Arabia you know the American people are going to freak out and go where the hell was DARPA why don't we ahead of the Curve so is that there's a chicken in the egg problem with that I'd like we have to stay ahead we're we're on top we want to be on. I mean everything I write about his terrifying why I think what you do with your podcast is awesome because people can really get into the thinking about things right they can really and they can move away from their own preconceptions their own biases they're bringing into it and they're stopping for a minute and they're going what do I really think about that into really think about something you need information and information can be boring unless it's interesting they presented through conversation will you know uncomfortable conversation also uncompromised have a certain time. They have to smush something into like a 4 minutes segment on CNN or something complex very nuanced subjected to trying to discuss and you known as another person people do understand but you have to reiterate it and it has to be kind of drill in your head when you're pressuring someone in and you're yelling back and forth you're not even going to get a good version of whatever this person's argument is like you should have the best version I want like if I'm going to have a disagreement someone I want the best version of their their point and I want them to get it out is with no pressure want to help them get it out I'd like to reiterate with them I like to give them plenty of time I want to know how you think we know what you're thinking about I would love to talk to these guys I would love to love to put the thing is like they can't tell you a lot of this this mean for national security reasons does a lot of reasons not sure if they want to keep their jobs stay alive they have to have to shut the f****** they can't just talk about what they do and how they do it and how and decisions that maybe they made that were uncomfortable with a kilt they didn't think maybe needed to die but that's the reporter's job or is my. So another words so I go to visit Billy Wadd is home and I knew I heard stories about he's this legendary operator right and he's also what's called a Singleton so he works alone and when I was at work Almost Famous Angleton right which is like he's got one guy giving him orders here's this guy he's in he's in Vietnam and he's part of what was called macv-sog right and they're doing cross-border missions until house and it's so dangerous it's like it's me at the CIA program that SOG stands for studies and observations group, supposed to sound like a bunch of guys in an Ivy League Tower with bow ties right but the guys on the ground called it suicide on the ground that's how dangerous I want of the people had casualties right Billy wall has nine Purple Hearts from the work he did nine okay I mean they get shot they bandaged themselves up there you know they're up in an aircraft because they're limping instead of on the ground you know viewing the mission the warrant everybody's furious with the government with the military there's no room for special operators I mean everything it's called the time of Troubles by the Pennywise working in the post office and he gets his knock you know when it's like he's back in the CIA now in 1977 was out for what like I've ever been afraid and that was in the post office cuz he was getting back into it probably would like recycled his mind and put himself in a place I'm just a civilian now that being with us old guys drinking beer at the end of the bar talking about the war right and instead he gets called up by the CIA and Libya in 1977 and his cover is that he's training qaddafi's paramilitary guys in paramilitary tactics Minister beginning of his career and it goes on all the way until we were in Cuba I think with an actually some kind of a mission cuz like what are we doing here in Cuba doing infiltration and exfiltration techniques allegedly with Che Guevara son but in any event you know when I went to visit Billy wall the first time he's got this certificates and awards and medals all over the walls of his home but there's one framed item that I'm looking at and it's a knife and there is a seal from the CIA and it says in appreciation to the Assassin and I said Billy tell me about that and he said you know I can't talk about that so you know stayed with him for two years now I'm instead we conversed we traveled interview him you know hundreds of hours and I kept asking him not that award and he kept saying you know I can't talk about that but as I write in the book he couldn't talk about it but others did so that's how a reporter works you get introduced to enough of his friends enough of the others who are involved you make sure they're a legitimate source and you begin to find out what he can't talk about and that's what I report in the book and that is very explosive because President Bush right after 9-11 created call the stalker team and ironically you know people have this idea that we've been you know sending a team of Assassins around the world in NATO partner countries and that what I learned had never happened until right after 11 with his soccer team 12 men and actually one or two women the Femme Fatale and they would go after bad guys and they adopted the term from the Reagan are so preemptive neutralization who was who are the women there's always one woman on the team that's what I was told by the guy who is in charge of the soccer team and well he gave me this great example I don't report in the book but I'll Tell You Right Said So women have a different presentation and this like he told me a story of a woman sitting on a bench you know in embracing a man right and no one thought anything of it and it allowed her to spy on someone in a manner that would a man would it would have drawn attention and then the soccer team could go see what their job would be is to conduct surveillance of a Target and they call it making book that the make book on that individual so they know exactly where the guy is and they're waiting on the present borders whether or not they should take action and you know that's where the that's where the information stops right then what happens well like to live like that cloak-and-dagger got to be so exciting like it's I would take that over a cubicle everyday of the week I really would we might get killed my dying that damn cubicle to Raiders staying at long did you ever see the television show The Showtime show with the house it called with the fox that show called that the Homeland Landing in you know Behind Enemy Lines and then your work begins and then how to get out that's why surprise kill vanish I mean you got a surprise your way in kill them and then get out and give you a plaque and give you a plaque Jamie I'm going to get you a knife appreciation of the Assassin you're a killer but you know I'll take that over a boring life I would take that over boring like everyday of the week


    Joe Rogan | The Morality of CIA Assassins w/Annie Jacobsen
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    morality talk to me about morality talk about why we can't talk about certain things and when you're playing the ultimate game which this war you have to be very careful about what you reveal what you don't reveal and this is where the conversation about surprise kill vanish comes in because the CIA using these covert operations to make people on whether or not that should be allowed or not allowed whether it's good or bad weather it's necessary whether it's like if you want people to be safe over here there certain people you got to take out and sometimes you just can't follow the rules and why why are we not supposed to know about that should be know about that I'm at my house in 2009 a source is you know calls me Abby says I'm on my way back from the Middle East going to pop by the house and say hi he brings me a challenge coin that says Kabul Afghanistan State Department I'm thinking okay he is not a diplomat I mean he's weapons trained at the time my boys were young there lots of GI Joes in the garden and they had little weapons right and the source is showing them about the weapons and they're like so into it cuz I know he's military trained and then he says if it's okay with your mom and dad I'll show you some weapons boys are like please so he sets up the sniper rifle in the living room and I up in the hills and you can look across the canyon through this scope he set up and I can see the veins on a leaf across the canyon and I thought okay so now I know what he was doing in Kabul Afghanistan he's taking out Al-Qaeda with this there's another case on the ground that he never opens and when the boys go off I say to him what's in that and he said he opened it up and inside there's a knife and it's serrated and I said what 4 immediately realizing you know my naivete and he says to me sometimes a job requires quiet so why that became interesting to me was because of my own thoughts and perceptions about what he told me in other words I could I could deal with him with a sniper rifle I couldn't be like okay that's what he does but the knife gave me pause I was like these slitting someone's throat is it in the ribs and I thought why is it that I am willing except sort of the clinical nature of a of a sniper rifle but I can't I'm uncomfortable with that close-up hand-to-hand killing and that led me to surprise kill vanish because that was the motto of the precursor agency of the CIA was called the oss the office of strategic Services their model was surprised kill vanish because they would jump out of aircraft work with their French partners and kill Nazis with a you know a knife to throat and I thought okay that's considered okay because they were Nazis right but we can't we're not supposed to do that anymore in this world we live in Wawa and I spent the whole this whole book researching and Reporting is about that sort of conundrum if you will that moral puzzle you know why do we why do we differentiate yeah and who are they willing to do that to where do they draw that line like I'm sure you're aware of the story of Jamal khashoggi the journalist who was assassinated by someone or some group of people on that date he entered into the Turkish Embassy and they they whacked him and chopped him up and carried him out and boxes and it's an international is was a huge in write this supposedly was ordered by who was it supposed to buy the head of Saudi Arabia cuz he's a journalist and he's delivering information to people but the government of Saudi Arabia disagree like that information is our information he's a threat by releasing it he's a threat to our livelihood assassination program Health alteration I mean literally in the declassify documents he had a health alteration committee and executive action committee they're burying the information and they keep switching around the they switch around who has authority to you no say yes let's go ahead and put this guy in the kill list I mean that was fascinating I interviewed a guy named John Rizzo who is a decades-long CIA attorney I was stunned that he was willing to talk to me and he explained to me how a presidential finding also called a memorandum notification works that gives the president the authority to put an individual on the kill list that job is then given to the CIA paramilitary Army on operator or their assassins because the CIA Works under a code called title 50 of so it makes it legal where is the defense department works under what code title 10 so another words and they can't their Rules of Engagement are totally different the misnomer is like oh the seals killed Bin Laden while they were seals trained but that was a CIA Mission because Pakistan is a Sovereign Nation and the military can't kill people in countries were not at war with so those guys all became essentially CIA operators for the night and if you look at photographs as I have seen you'll notice that they have no markings on their outfits so that if the job went South to be like I don't know who these guys are and if you look back at Vietnam photos of the macv sog teams which I also write about in Surprise kill vanish cuz that's the precursor of that you see no markings right then that way you can go into you can go Behind Enemy Lines you can go into Laos in the Vietnam or you can go now you can go in the back what I learned report in this book is were in 134 countries doing title 50 operations think about that government wants that to be kept secret so in all those countries they're doing things that don't fall under the normal letter of the law to research to understand I talked 42 guys who have direct access to this who are in this world you know from the knuckle draggers on the ground as they call themselves to the lawyer at CIA senior intelligence staff at the equivalent of a general at the CIA those guys explaining to me Annie this is how it works you know and again to your question will why why does someone get to know that and why does the government want why do they allow that cremation out a super interesting and I believe that has to do with a certain climate we're in right now about military might write another words what the CIA does a Kia Optima it's the third option you've got the first option is diplomacy second option is war so if diplomacy is not working and war is unwise you go to the third option which is the CIA paramilitary how many times 434 or if you wonder why the military budget so big that's what is Fox going to feed those folks want to work would be fascinated by the kind of training they do and what they do I mean so many of these infiltration techniques are mind-boggling you know they've got Halo jumping what you know about right where they high altitude low opening so they jump out that you know free fall down terminal velocity pull the ripcord really low not detected by radar and then they meet up with the team on the ground and go do what they do and they also have Heigh-Ho which is high altitude high opening and that way you can fly over airspace where we're allowed and float into let's say a country like Iran and land gather your team and do what you have to do but like so much of what I report I get information like that and then I asked a million questions like you've asking me and it's can talk about that. Classified you don't your journals so you're trying not to judge but is it your belief that this is a good thing for America meaning in the prologue after I tell that story about the source with a knife I say I wanted to know and that exact question like is this a good thing and my answer at the end after it's complex not to be vague but it is really complex is also that well if you're going to take that pole position you must accept rivalry right and also after talk do I think it's a good thing after talking to a lot 20 year old soldiers who come back from the war theater missing a limb with intense PTSD and who essentially serve as cannon fodder I would say my opinion right for the Pentagon that's the second option or the 42 guys that I interviewed you know they're like send me they are professional they are Tier 1 operators there Green Berets there seals they retired they join the CIA so they're like professionals at what they do and they're saying I want someone has to do this job we've been doing this since the end of World War II I want to do it so do I think it's better I mean I think that that concept speaks to choice right because I'm not so sure that the 20 year olds know what they're in for 40 year olds know what they're in for and are willing to do it so that it will also the difference between a specialized trained individual with very specific task versus someone who is sort of following orders and at the front of the line I know they talked about movies that they see whether it's Saving Private and or Black Hawk Down even right where the outcome is not necessarily great but they talk about the romanticization of war and of camaraderie in a Brotherhood that comes from that and then they have their experience and some of that does give them at sense but not always where is The Operators are much more about you know getting the job done that's what I was fascinated by having these guys are real clear their their competitors there like top-tier competitors they have a job they do it they get it done and they ask for the next job so is the oversight when it comes to choosing whether or not this operation takes place or not is it do they have moral guidelines they have ethical or moral guidelines what they say like this is this the president is requesting that this person get taken out the Chiefs whoever this is me do they have to make a an ethical distinction Heating and I like healing nicely like don't make it over there do they decide what business makes sense or like what if the president is like Rosie O'Donnell she been talking s*** take her out like you know I'm saying well I mean that's what I try to write a report in surprised that the people we take out maybe our bad guys one one guy right about his Che Guevara okay because Jay is often portrayed in the press as you know this amazing hero and that he and you know I don't know if you know but he was he was killed by the Bolivian Rangers but it was a CIA operation and I interview the man in charge of that operation Enterprise CoVantage his name was Felix Rodriguez okay long-serving CIA paramilitary officer so also report why the president to your question wanted Che Guevara did you know he was really advocating for nuclear war and I and I show them you know if if we have to have an atomic war the Cuban from paraphrasing the Cuban people will be happy to have sacrificed themselves that is also J killed anyone who betrayed him he killed he writes about it is Diaries as I write in the book right so but on the morality question who decides I don't have that answer but I will tell you what I did I went with my MainSource Billy wall who is it 89 now and he was he's been with the CIA for 60 years okay I mean went and he and I went to Cuba for him to do a Halo jump with Che Guevara son so we were a guest of the man who is father was killed by the CIA and we had this really interesting discussion in the cigar club where Che and Castro you know smoke cigars and plotted the downfall of the United States and that's what I try to give readers a sense of the long lens of History how time changes all things and maybe leave with them then with this idea which they can come to their own conclusions about what you asked me of is it right or is it wrong because really what you might ask is it necessary right I mean I could moralize right wrong but it would just be my opinion but when you see I went really well and I also trout travel to Vietnam because he was supposed to kill he was tasked to kill the top commander of the North Vietnamese Army and I named General drop and why didn't kill drop and we had this incredibly this terrible mission that went awry that I write about in the book in the Vietnam War so 50 years later while and I go to visit the son of General drop are sitting there and dropped home talking about the same issues right and my conclusion of that again is not is it right or wrong but is it necessary we have these wars we keep having these wars isn't as a yeah what do you think well I mean my opinion is that the defense department is far too concerned with vast weapon systems of the future which is its mission statement of its science department and so you create what's on at the Pentagon call a self-licking ice cream cone or the military-industrial complex and there's a lot built into that there's a lot to be said about that vast weapon systems of the future which is its mission statement of its science department and so you create what's on at the Pentagon call a self-licking ice cream cone or the military-industrial complex and there's a lot built into that there's a lot to be said about that


    Joe Rogan | The Real Reason Area 51 Was Started w/Annie Jacobsen
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    I'm super excited talk to you about several subjects but this one thank you very much for this first edition copy of your area 51 an uncensored history of America's top secret military base book I'm super excited about this yeah do you think there's any alien stuff out there running spy plane programs right so interesting Lee my new book is about ground Branch guys on the ground that's about are Branch what we were doing in the air and it was this idea that we should spy on the anime OK and but if you go back in time why Area 51 really started you learned that it was a base hidden inside of a base nuclear weapons and it was all about beating Stalin at his black propaganda campaign so I write the book to Hoke's Americans in the War of the Worlds type scenario where little men who look like aliens would get out of an aircraft and the government would go crazy about it and then stalling with a look we have not only do we have technology but better than you but we have a better propaganda Department than you rude. Joe you got to read the whole book are people really do all right I'm going to make you save that imma make you earn that right now right off the bat of Area 51 because it speaks so much to power to morality to information to you know people's desire to know what's going on and me and the government's desire to keep things hidden so this topic is always coming up because a lot of people want to believe that there were aliens in that craft and my source who I write about in the book told me otherwise that they were genetically did they really stop you right there cuz when you save that crap what you mean is the supposed UFO wreckage of crashed in Roswell New Mexico in 1947 that's what you mean right but that was never supposed to be taken to Area 51 was supposed to be taken to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base the legend has it that Truman flew there to meet them and that craft at Area 51 in 1951 which is why the base is called Area 51 and that inside the craft were humans who had been altered surgically altered to look like aliens in a plan for Stalin to sort of twist Truman's arm because at that time we had the atomic bomb on Roswell happened we have the atomic bomb and Soviets did not when you say humans were surgically altered to look like aliens demean so this is 1951 so you're talkin about four years after the supposed crash so what we have left but it did really impact a lot of my a lot of my thinking and working on on you know government secrecy project because it makes you really consider what a hoax meet and what it means to a population of people and how the government begins to work with disinformation versus cover stories and all of that but going back to answer your question that is what I was told by the source that a reliable source incendiary idea to rely upon one individual's recollection of it which is why the book went through the roof in terms of people being upset about it I mean oh my God I interviewed 79 CIA guys Air Force guys spy Pilots Engineers I mean conspiracy theory accounts that it was some sort of a test vehicle and that there were actually just dummies inside their Crash Test Dummies that they used there's been a bunch of different versions of it but the most compelling version of the area 51 alien meth to me is Bob Lazar did you get into that it was common folklore but there was no definitive proof that there was something going on over there other than some weird VHS footage of things flying around the desert that seem to be behaving in a way that modern aircrafts are not totally capable of at least modern piloted aircraft and I totally capable of which brings me to another book called The pentagon's Brain which kind of technology is the government capable of apartment for that reason called DARPA which looks at weapon systems 25 years out so the idea that you and I don't know what the military is capable of in the air under water wherever it may be is because we're not thinking 25 years out and they are and they're developing Weapons Systems the great weapon systems of the future that's what they call them what do you think about those are stork's Baba's our story what's it really there's some fascinating aspects to it but won the most fascinating of some of the things that he's sad that people said was horseshit is told has been proven to be true like one of them's the the biometric reader that measure the length of the bones in your hand and that they are unique as unique as a fingerprint and you're like what are you talking about then they actually found out of this was something they really did Have and Have photos of this thing that this is something he talked about claimed it was Science Fiction it's fascinating when someone touches upon a subject that the government does not want known about for any reason and there is a campaign to discredit that person and no doubt that that happened to him I mean it was remarkable and I write about him in the book because if you follow the logic that my source told me that these were you know modified human beings as part of a hoax and the reason that I trust thesaurus is because Joe he told me that he also worked on the pro so he had like a burden to unload right and so if you follow that logic through then the Bob Lazar story is that Bob when Bob Lazar said I saw an alien it looked like this it was small head big eyes it's yes those religion not genetically aminos where they surgically modified humans that the government was doing experimental quote was he walked by window and looked in the saw two agents that were it look there looking down at something it was very small and look humanoid but he didn't know it was a dummy or anything and he wasn't even supposed to be looking in there and it was a brief like one second look that he is bounced around in his head back and forth has it ever occurred to you that maybe the guy who gave that information did work there but is also feeding you horseshit a major player in the Manhattan Project he went on and work in the atomic energy commission I mean there's a wing of a museum named after him his accolades his awards were so extraordinary it would behoove them absolutely at you know with a Q clearance that's what you have when you have access to nuclear secrets so if someone has a q clearance for decades and they're full of garbage you really have to ask my God to this guy have a Q clearance I mean that's a reverse engineering his credibility but I think you should read the whole book because you know it's shocking what he says but it does make sense if you can get through 400 pages of the cia's idea about information disinformation why we need to cover things up why that's why I'm asking you Freddy Krueger when I was writing another book called phenomena which dealt with the CIA and the pentagon's use of Psychics okay over decades I'm in this goes back everything all right about pretty much goes back to post World War when the government US government takes Pole Position after World War and we now need to always be ahead of the car if we must bleed we can never get beaten by the Russians now it's trying to okay so the psychic program had a lot of people who really believe in aliens or you know other until intelligence from other worlds and when I was writing the phenomena book I learned a whole bunch of new information about how upset they were with my story because they believed and they all knew the source by the way they knew the source and they believe that he was fed misinformation so these are two sides of the coin which are Super interesting if you can look at them with your own biased turned off and not have a desired outcome I want to believe that I don't want to believe that you're speaking of I want to believe you know who's working on a project with Chris Carter the who is the X-Files Creator and the one person I took the source but I wanted to meet the source was Chris Carter and I we went out there together and sat with him and met him it was well because the stores have never even heard of files it was like I know about baseball you know I don't have a desired outcome I mean I would love it if aliens were real but when someone starts talkin about disinformation and propaganda campaigns but they want you to believe them right but don't listen I'm here telling you the truth I'm here telling you the truth let's wait for our 3 because it's too explosive people have such a horse in the race already they I mean maybe you are neutral I don't know I know I'm neutral these guys look like I mean what did they do to them to describe what kind of surgical alteration I stayed with a source I mean after the book published I would go and visit him wait in the Chinese restaurant and eat and talk and I would try to get a droplet of information out of him and I went out to Las Vegas and sat there in a row but the source and his wife and she said tell me this isn't true tell me you made this all up to her husband and he said it's the truth that's a triangular version of getting at the truth but again reiterate I believe he believes what he told me was the truth that was the truth he was told see when they're talking about secret information that they were sworn to protect and then all the sudden they want to talk to someone that they don't even know on the sneak tip let's meet at Diner I'm going to tell you everything in Area 51 to me you've got to talk to the top engineer of all this weaponry and they gave me his name and we talked for days and hours about nuclear weapons and then in one conversation he began to cry and told me this story that I was like what our version of the human experiments because what the and still we do it look I've written about the altered people to make them look like alien according to him we had a small program in 1951 where we wanted to see how the Russians did what they did how they made human beings look like this tell her wife is 65 years I lost my mind so he's saying that he participated in something that altered handicapped children when you say handicapped me like down syndrome or something like that and they made them look like aliens and then killed them like what how did they what do they do with this information and and the grandchild did not live grandchild. And it made him feel so guilty about what he had done that he felt compelled to to confess if he will and I remember seeing him why are you telling me this why don't you tell a priest and he said a priest would judge me and I can tell you won't people who work for the CIA who do what needs to be done on the ground in the name of National Security I don't judge them this is why you know what's really at issue here is morality right I mean can I tell you how I got the idea for this book David aliens he could have cared less he didn't watch The X-Files what was his Pig on Bob Lazar he probably saw something that the government had an extension of the program and he didn't know I would speculate that we didn't talk about that I mean you know other than inference he was very limited in his in the information that he would get out but I mean I used 79 sources in that book it all went on the record in name and he was the one anonymous source because I like I said you know he told me after he died that I could tell the whole story story and I think the best balls that people that read about that in the very end of what we did they go I wish they were aliens so Stalin created some sort of a craft that mimic are going to rain at found something that looked like it would be for another planet is that what they do in those days drones were there was a Mothership in the Drone with attached to it was jettisoned off okay so 1947-48 right under it and it gets jettisoned off and that was what the craft was it was jettisoned off so that the stolen actually and according to the source invaded our airspace which was the Deep embarrassment to Truman so we invaded our airspace and then let this drone crash land on the ground with these things that turned out to be human they look like aliens but it turned out to be humans that were manipulated surgically look like out how close to a nuclear weapons days to our White Sands military base I mean this is like not a place you want the Russians to be able to get near you know I mean was interesting is that area 51 we then went out and mimicked all of those one of our early drones was a mimicry of that it was. There was a M21 which was the mothership in a D21 which was the daughter ship so kind of Let It Go and it flew off I mean there's incredible stories about that CIA was able to do out there at Area 51 with their air branch you know the technology they're always ahead of technology that Bob Lazar good film that was really shocking was the film the filming of these drones flying around and Performing these really have you seen those videos of sore right in the 80s but I mean why I like looking at history is cuz you can see the progression you know you see how science involved in a bit by bit and then there's these great breakthrough is because what the government is always looking for is called a revolution in military Affairs and that's certainly what drone technology did later on as drones became developed after the Vietnam War so in the 1980s when Bob was always filming all the stuff you think this was similar to the technology we see publicly described today in terms of like what drones are capable of when the F-117 was revealed during the first Gulf War that aircraft was being developed for 20-25 years out at Area 51 actually at Area 52 was where they had it set up to develop that stealth technology I think about amazing talk about keeping secrets they had something like 10,000 people working on that no one knew about it that story was never broken by the Press not by anyone it just suddenly appeared in the Gulf War and took out Saddam Hussein's you know facilities that's a revolution in military Affairs what becomes interesting is then it becomes obsolete because now everybody knows about it and everybody is going to mimic that and now you have to have a new weapon system and that's military industrial complex so was this drone aircraft that was released from the mothership was this capable of autonomous flight or was it just they just threw it out there and let it crash the ladder and remember that information I am very limited too that's why it's wrong patience thesaurus gave me these little bits of information which I felt I felt was important to include because it speaks to the big issue why is Area 51 now it's not President Obama was the first president to actually say Area 51 publicly and people say it because of my book right meaning it without the secret was out but before that I went through ten thousand pages of documents from the National Archives and every place you see the word Area 51 was actually redacted right why would you keep that so secret I mean all the guys that I was interviewing they could call it but they couldn't say Area 51 Y and the source said will because we did this horrible program out there and the government doesn't want anyone to know about that however I'm in their stories of like somebody asking Bill Clinton you know about Area 51 him going white I mean human experiments who wants to be part of those horrible experiments were limited to the mimicry of the Russian experiments where they're trying to get people to aliens were there something else going on my goodness I mean you read now the Declassified documents tell us how many different human experiments were going on around nuclear weapons okay horrible experiments where they were subjecting people to radiation because they wanted to know they felt was more important to know what happens to people than to not know and so they would take groups of people that they had cancer or something and test them so there's no doubt that the government has experienced human it's just is that something that is wise to make public and you know there's two sides of the coin on that I mean you you when you reveal these kind of things me right about them I mean people get really upset and you know vilify the government partially with good reason and partially it's like bad for National Security so I think that's the justification on the part of the defense department to keep things secret Sonic before but if I was stalling and I was trying to air quotes f*** with the Americans maybe where I'll do it hey man you got problems aliens are coming and there was if people it's hard for people that live in 2019 especially if you're young to really imagine a world. Only without the internet but with two television channels right and radio which was where people got all the information from me whether two channels how many channels are in 19 maybe three maybe there was a mass hysteria where people were absolutely terrified that we're going to be invaded which is why when Orson Welles war of Worlds which when they released it when they did it on the air they were very clear that this is going to be a reading of Orson war of Worlds book or that I itchy welts he's me and Orson Welles Reddit when they were talking about this on the radio a lot of people missed that part right and so as the radio went on as the broadcast went on a people are tuna and later in the day it erupted in Mass hysteria people are freaking out hundreds of thousands of people really did think that it was and it was also something that was recreated in other I don't know if you know that they did that another countries in different languages when they saw how cute it works in America and information becomes less vague and more specific adoption and how they are easily manipulated factors International Security just like you just described Stalin knew about that he was a master he was the master of propaganda he invented it I mean he didn't invent it but he invented it in a Uno on the political stage to be used to mess with another country's perception of things think of what he did with brainwashing right okay so like in the fifties and this is journalist Tina said so there was a who is putting out stories about brainwashing and there was this idea which is well taken that totalitarian governments brainwash people this became a big codeword it was introduced into the American lexicon in 1950 will then were in the Korean War our pilot start getting shot down there put on TV by the Communists saying terrible things about America that American pilots and suddenly was like they've been brainwashed it was very convenient to have that story things were part and parcel and you got all kinds of smart people behind the scenes knowing this looking at it examining it and using it to their advantage to stay where in the pole position that's the goal of the US government so the propaganda we did that sort of copied Stalin's we're kind of playing catch-up in that sense I mean crazy thing to do to make a fake spaceship and just Let It Slam into the ground with a bunch of people that you cut up to look like aliens did he say specifically what kind of modifications they made people that made him look like aliens squeeze out just like you're trying to squeeze out of me and that's all I'm saying read it because I literally tell you everything that there is I think what's most interesting about the source and why I might come back and talk to you about it and tell you who he is on your show is because because of his backstory right why he did what he did how he wound up in the Manhattan Project because because of his backstory right why he did what he did how he wound up in the Manhattan Project


    Joe Rogan | Not Being 100% Into Every Belief w/Neal Brennan
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    it's one of the reasons why I bring people on that I don't agree with I think it's important have conversations with people with her on the left or the right you don't agree with just to find out who they are and what they think yeah and just to have discussions like it has thin your own feelings about hundred lifetimes just like okay that's alright I still feel their best argument or a very cogent argument for their side and go yep I think that I think the the thing that is lost in are in one of the things that's lost now is because of a partially because we entered entered problogger whatever where you have to be 100% in every belief and it's like I'm not a hundred percent in any belief like I'm like there are some beliefs where I say I'm 50 and then I'm 51% and but that still wins 51% is still the thing I tell you where people can't believe you either got to be 100% or is it you're a cuck or you're a f****** stud like and there's no like yeah what portions of perfect example we were both like I'm for it but but pretty brutal or it's pretty it's a severe thing or whatever the button you're not allowed to have a butt anymore by having measured point of view and it's took the vote in my head and it's 73 not any change your mind somewhere that's bad that's my hell is someone said I'm not just one person many people said you flip flop on things like no I I consider things when politicians do it it's because they it's politically in that can work in the favor you do it because you thought more about it more you heard the right argument at the right time and thanks I don't need them made of my opinions are just ideas in my mind or something that should be explored and there's certain ideas that I just holds said that don't rape don't murder people don't steal all the obvious why is the flag of tribal obediencia what are we doing when we're discussing these things and a lot of that is what ruins dysport and this is what I think I have a real big problem with deplatforming restart deplatforming people and censoring people you don't just want to not hear them you want no one to hear them and this is where I have a problem that's cuz who the f*** are you like why are you the one who gets to say you have the wrong you let everybody pick it up if it's information that's the Pizza Gator one of the air like the Alex Jones thing works like what the f*** are you doing is a good example right because people get ramped up in it. Like what and there was that guy Ben Swann who is a journalist who had all these he was he had at this video that he put out that showed like all the different connections with conspiracy theory or with pizzagate and various conspiracies and pedophilia and it was a it was a real weird one Jeep because he's things are the similar it doesn't mean there's a pedophile ring going on there like right is that what exactly is happening there there are pedophiles and there are pedophiles in the pizza place in the basement and that they should be stopped and they're mostly and I at my bed at I don't think none of them are powerful in that but I don't think that there is a I just don't really buy into conspiracy just generally cuz there's some of them that are provable or some of them that it really did happen when you go Jesus Christ it really did that oh yeah I mean like would like men in like third world countries werble f*** with elections like 7 the s*** like that like that is yeah like that's not even conspiracy that's just like a poorly Told part of History probably the most disturbing one because I want signed by The Joint Chiefs of Staff they were going to organize a bunch of attacks on America and blame the Cuban so that we could go to war with Cuba and have them attack Guantanamo Bay they were going to blow up a jetliner and blame it on Cuba they had all these plans news at 9 by The Joint Chiefs of Staff and then vetoed by Kennedy was like what the f*** are you Jackie trying to blow up airplane and the thing is it's this is something that didn't fly but we found out about how many of these things we didn't find out about that actually did happen yeah and that we think are legitimate instances in the news or real attacks and a drop in the bucket I think it's less than 1% compared to actual real failure a lot of the time like we say a lot in, look will you can't make it unless you guys being warm and you like I right now and I don't know yet I hate that f****** that perspective is so crazy it's like listen if you're killing people going to see you if you kill a lot people go to see you a lot yeah that's him you can't fake it is a meritocracy it really is there are certainly like some quote of stuff in the margins but not no one's making it earliest like yard there are certainly like some quote of stuff in the margins but not no one's making it known sooner Arenas because of the quote you can't pull there's nothing you can do to get into Arena


    Joe Rogan | The Network TV Distribution Model is Dying w/Neal Brennan
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    so great I was talking to a guy who used to be in charge at the Viacom and we were talking about you know when they when people do shows now like me and I'll pay Kenny Barrister bill pay Shana Ryan Phillippe Dave Allen Chris all these guys like 20 million their writers get a hundred buddy my Mike schur created good place and Parks and Rec and he's getting 25 year for the next 5 years it shows are picked up and successful but they're not like cheers right then I said the how much were you f****** guys making before what were the what were these companies making 20 years ago like what was ABC making 20 years ago that they and they even Seinfeld said that he he's like I was first one to get a hundred million an episode and I got witches pittance compared to what they could have paid you anything I know that now but back then $1000000 in an episode and a corporation basketball players and not the under the chance of like putting something on network it's just so much fat there's so many people selling things that you have to pay so many different places the money goes to someone that you have to make a hundred million dollars and episode for everybody to make out yeah but also all the miles I got to feed it still like a huge profit investing your time and effort into a sitcom today it's like good luck with that I don't do. Like I just started it I we used to the pockets made most of this park has got a chance is great and and now I just started one like a month ago called and how many on-field look for it in the look of things am I trying I did at the pilot like a year ago for a network and they gave me notes and I was like oh I forgot about notes I forgot that they were going to give me notes like like I don't just let me that was the other thing to me and Dave got to Central and they finally left us alone after like 6 I was like let us show it to the audience and let them know we don't want a bum we want a bum less than you guys do trust me you never met two people who want to buy molasses right then me and him and today be like what we don't let show to the crowd if they like it then great and if they don't then and we did we did this real world sketch and they didn't they're like we just think it's a bunch of fun funny sayings back-to-back and we're like let's just go to the crowd and then we show dad killed in there like we don't know where talk about they literally said we don't know where talk about so do whatever you want all those people but that's the I get that they feel like they have to do something but we're comedians are willing to like all our skins in the game it's alright it's all of our it's our hide every time so why do you feel the need to like correct us or I don't mind if if like a executive is like the first audience do not remain or like Angry search f***** it whatever like like a minor stuff but it's like otherwise most of you are not good at divining what's special about somebody or what's an Innovative segment or ambitious people who are just like working away at the thing and I like is it my turn yet to put my stamp on it now yeah I add something even if it's irrelevant like bi had a joke when we are doing and I said today I got we should do a thing at the end where we should just say hey let us do whatever we want and then the end will pass a hat around and you guys can take credit for something but let us just let us do the thing if you're like you just been telling me down the pike has almost 10 years yeah every 10 years in December big Network show about in Danvers every 10 years in December big Network show about special ham radio


    Joe Rogan | What Global Warming Will Look Like in 70 Years w/Neal Brennan
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    yeah I know it's complicated and it's getting well that's the thing of like it feels like the level of danger and difficulty in the world it's getting deeper no I thought they needed an article to 84° I mean it will look like in 70 years what it will do to the art like man I'm not talking about just Miami's gone that's like incredibly like crazy to think about those Miami people they're going to move other places and ruined that's probably the biggest that's my biggest worry let it get that another country that's attached to Florida yeah it's like Europe if I was saying it's like people Niecy like Italian people like in Beverly Hills or Miami and there I was saying my friend those are people that were too douchey for 8 but you think about like like not like 28 Days Later but like like she was like scary scary especially cuz we're going to be near dead and no disrespect your nakamun the same shape you're in now and you're not you I mean people make give you respect that but like it's going to be great we have to move the mountain where would you move the van somebody Sam what's Karen's friend Sam Fighters mine Sam Cedar Sam the Fighter's mind he wrote go to the marina so I live in Venice he's like go to the marina and basically just get I need to go on a boat or just be like I will be at the hard part is how do I qualify to like I can help you right cuz I get seasick here's what I have going for me away from people and you can if there's a attacker you can see them you assume that they're not going to be like you know SEAL Teams coming out of your boat attackers crazy could it get how do you get their good call closed Spurs got the helicopter but he's distant he's got to go to get it that's his Escape I probably move somewhere that was if I could get just go to a place if I knew I just had to get to a place I would go to a place that is sustainable like whether it's Alaska Minnesota or Michigan somewhere there's a lot of animals and there's Wild and you have cold of water you have a lot like cold is better than heat because cold you can make a fire like if you have a shelter and you can make a fire in the cold you can live I have a counter argument which is I don't like the cold kills more people than heat but that's just because you know people are unprepared for it you can prepare for cold with clothing you can't really prepare for heat with clothing with heat you need air conditioning and you need water does Italy yeah you need something if you live at like there's people that have lived in very cold climates as long as they have a good house and they have a good Supply would they're fine if you live in the desert man you kind of f***** your kind of f***** is the power goes out you don't really have anything to keep you cool you have to stay in the shade and stay indoors but it's not good enough and 210 degrees inside it's a hundred I don't think you will just die from its from Heat mobile warming is going to be the things like Lakes lakes and streams are going to be less less water is dribbling down to the creek Creeks were going to dry up streams will dry up you have a hard time getting water if you're in a desert environment yep you have bite by the same token if you have enough what you've as much water as you have would obviously good it's not a one-to-one an LG cuz you can go get more wood easily like I hear your thought about getting cold but I don't know if I had shade I guess you don't I guess with cold you don't have to have electricity you don't have to have electricity with cold and also you have more of an opportunity to find animals you'll find more animals in cold climates and you're going to for delicious animals are more things to eat but you might easily starve to death like the idea that it's easy to go out there and shoot a bunch of animal eat them all the time not most places most places you don't have an abundant enough Supply Wildlife you're also a guy who does archery bow and arrow how many hours do I have I would have to make sure that I have enough arrows I mean things I don't really need to practice that much of my rifles on off I can have good Trigger Discipline I'll pull to the shot I'll try not to Flinch and I'm not related to those sweet things I've no dummy rounds so he has reggae Thornton and four bullets which is not real bullets goes like bang bang bang quick and then he has to get rid of that that bullet but he least he knows if he was flinching because if you Flinch and you'll see this movement with right no no gun goes off the boat doesn't go off but you make that weird cuz you're anticipating the shot that's the way to train yourself out of it yeah you have to do something like that you have to put your finger on the trigger but also the way you squeeze squeeze squeeze squeeze squeeze and let the shot go out by surprise and not react to it the same thing with a bow and arrow you have to have a surprise shot you want you wanted to just do want to concentrate in the Target Zone it in and which feels like you kind of can't even be there meaning like you just have to be like I'm doing a thing like you can't think about the release you just think about the target that's very astute of you there's actually courses is a guy named Joel Turner who has this whole course called IQ he's a teaches First Responders like SWAT teams and Trigger Discipline and about how to how to shoot properly under pressure and he works with people with our troop this with the same thing cuz it's a it's a psychological thing to be able to but my point is with a bow and arrow your kind of f***** you need a lot of goddamn arrows you need to make sure that Bozeman stay okay with only animal to like like a deer with your beer bear would be like the most do you want a bear Pure Barre you can eat that mother f***** for a long time and you can take that fat and you can render the fat down use it for cooking and use it for you know you could do a lot of things with it and that meat is a lot of meat anyting big he want a big animal because you want to be able to dry it out make jerky you want to have something that's going to sustain you for a few days or weeks until you find another animal you don't want to dig a hole in the ground to make some sort of Cold Storage you want to get below like the frost line depth to protect it from a lot of things and you're probably not going to make enough food it sounds harsh it's the hardest every time I go on a hunting trip I always think like imagine if this is the only way I can get for ya it's so goddamn hard of get close to an animal so hard yeah people see videos of it like on YouTube and there's a dear and you draw your bow back and you hit in the heart and the deers down Everybody celebrate from a live stream of the moment hunt start to the moment you're successful and you just sat through the whole thing like as a f****** games of thrones Marathon then you would understand it but it ain't even then you wouldn't really cuz you wouldn't be out there in the cold exhausted hiking uphill going thousands of feet up and down in elevation and then the wind shifts and the deer smells unit darts off and on but if I don't get a deer I'm going to live or go to a restaurant if your only option is deer that you catch and kill and find your daughter sick all my God and he got a f****** catch a deer watch them starve to death I'm going to live I'll go to a restaurant if your only option is deer that you catch and kill and find your daughter sick all my God and he got a f****** catch a deer that's when you wonder how am I going to watch them starve to death


    Joe Rogan on Alabama's Controversial Abortion Law
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    oh my God yeah it's the that's how we would go to Comedy Cellar like it just like this f****** done standing here it would count as social justice Warrior infestation like they need to look spray the place battlefield of what Miss words like literally came and they were protesters and then I couldn't sit at the table and I did because it was like married I mean I don't think it's play try to find a new Stormy Daniels article doctor or the hater to keep quiet she didn't keep quiet what's the worst thing do we think he doesn't f*** yeah but different strains are like we knew we was gross no one cared the only way that we all think I was even raises taxes more than he loses base or you raise the taxes on Lower middle-class people and if he if he like doesn't stand by as abortion stuff but otherwise all the donors are sticking with them everyone sticking with what happened yesterday there was a new abortion ruling was it an Alabama yes that they literally I personally believe it's going to backfire that's always been true as Republicans against abortion and they would go like we and they never got to appeal it right but I think they're going to repeal it and if people going to go like woah woah woah but you can't change a law he's done a lot of times not even a plurality of of it like in general elections like in the general presidential election like it's not even the majority the country that elects the president now Father's Day past I just personally believe that I mean obviously hopeful but it's a bit like now that's too far it's a bit like when they made Clinton testify and people like that that was too that was like the the the tube too far up the line was crossed from a Clinton testify about sex life and it was like we don't like that we understand that you wanted to but don't make the Fred and I feel like I'm hoping and I believe it's true that it will be too far field for moderate people I hope you're right and it just it's very dangerous when you just decide that no one can do it anymore based on a few people's decision that is going to affect the millions of people that live in Alabama in is the reason Christians want to Outlaw it is because they think God is going to say what's with your vote on that I saw that you voted for abortion what mic do I kill baby yet so you want to kill babies like more but you voted for it's like they don't want to live in a country where that's legal having said that if you Google the worldwide rights of abortion it's not legal everywhere which surprised because I was like what is it and what is America's Where Do We Stand within the rest of the world and there are not a ton of countries but there's and theirs I think it's illegal in 1/4 of the well if not more abortion is one of those things where it's like okay when does it bother you doesn't bother me at all if your 2 days pregnant at all four months pregnant. You look really pregnant in abortions like what it would have what is that is that uppababy it would be viable the womb cuz it's one of those it's it's something that people just have a deep discomfort about when discussing even if you're a supporter of it if you just discuss the actual reality of what it is what the ACT is with this surgical procedure is and it makes you know it's not it's nothing like your bright ones everybody knows that some so far to go the other way I'm left the vix you do want to talk about that the presumption about you that when people talk about you can getting an abortion they are out they always whisper about it but I wouldn't are we got if I got a cyst removed I mean if that's the indication it's just a medical procedure and again pro-choice have at it I'm sure I've never I don't I haven't had any abortions that I know of but I don't I don't know what what point of view like about it about the taboo of discussing it though and impedes rational discourse and impede your ability to talk about things and communicate about them because you to have this very rigid opinion that you're always pro-abortion Pro women's rights woman's right to choose which I am it it but we're still talking about a real thing and that real thing is killing a thing that would grow up to be a person and that's why people freak out about into pretended otherwise yeah just disingenuous Louis was the first one I heard talk about it on stage and in a way that was funny we like it Louis was the first one I heard talk about that on staging in a way that was fine we like it I don't care


    Joe Rogan | What Happens When Technology Fails w/Neal Brennan
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    great slicing that's great I'm glad that people are visiting me Neal Brennan size with everyone will be a notary republic I wonder if they can live where they can listen to the sound your pan is making and figure out the lines are drawn you know they have technology now where when people are speaking in a room with a with a window we should get rid of the window now they know they can tune into the vibrations of the window from the sound of your voice and stop everything is being said in the room I heard that there's a Netflix you because before I mean Netflix doesn't give people ratings but there is a way that they're you can get they can gauge Reflections off of some weird f****** technology where and it's fairly accurate Reflections off of Windows yes I don't like oh wow yeah that was a monitoring I have no idea why the long range laser listening device the long range laser listening device laser microscope is highly sophisticated surveillance apparatus that utilizes an invisible infrared laser beam to eavesdrop on a Target is the most effective long range laser listening device in the world that allows the operator to conduct an undetectable surveillance operation and he targeted Stark Industries would least one window at an impressive distance of over 500 that is actually very impressive are that's far as s*** with the laser beam you just buy that like submarines have technology that can listen to basically like fish farting in the ocean if they if they wanted to they can hear sounds that quiet they can hear anything so if I like Lilia fish Parts they're like what was that was that was that a sub nope fish I would like the American Civil Engineer like non-government there like kind of work for the government tangentially to the Embassy there Apartments were above each other to several people and both of them it wasn't 60 Minutes like not long ago a likely Target of the rooms a dog whistle for people that yes innocence and it's like well what do you want me to do I guess you just leave I guess it is like a dog yeah there's probably a ton of Technology like that they were not aware of my friend Mike swick used to fight in UFC and before that the he did a brief spent stint rather in the military he was doing something some sort of secret service and he said that they had found listening devices that were so sophisticated that they were being powered by the natural way of the building with the wind so the wind it didn't need a power source the natural swing of the building in the wind was powering up this little microphone that was listening in on things and he said they were they were looking at this stuff like we don't know anything like that so yeah completely new stuff and then we found it in the building like I just don't kill me you don't even like the hope is we just both would they have their thing and we and it's just like mutually assured destruction like a arms race of technology to use the cloud yes my apps are backed up in the cloud recordings are backed up in the cloud sets sets of them yeah but there's like no photos or video kids f****** crazy I mean we're we're we're getting down to some very strange place with the cloud when stuff is in the air and the amount of trust it takes the presumption that will just never run out of energy and will never run out of the ability to tap into the cloud is like I'm not even like a doomsday person but I just feel like it's like the difference between how men dress and probably can have Women written like on a night out are wearing heels and guys are dressed in case that fight I'm still like we will do the thing in the mirror like how I feel with Wi-Fi door locks in my place and I live living like a townhouse thing and there's power outage the gate won't open and like there's no really are was a failed there was a release that somebody a better person than I figured got to pull the chain and it was like okay but it wasn't it wasn't easy but like you know it's the deals they think it's like well this guy something somewhere around 12800 years ago hit the earth and f***** up everything and probably reset civilization killed off the vast majority of us $12,000 corresponds to the end of the ice age is a lot of physical evidence for it and increasingly we're seeing more and more evidence in terms of ancient cultures that existed far before 12800 years ago they really didn't understand that they thought people just hunter-gatherers back then and now they're finding evidence of things like the place called Gobekli Tepe which is a giant these huge monolithic structures that are made out of stone carved like two huge columns that don't seem like they were made by Hatteras it seems like there's probably some sort of A Lost Civilization and they know that this all happened somewhere around that time somewhere around 12,000 years ago so it can happen again it does happen again our stuff is on digital now which is even weirder it's weirder than books right we have books but the vast majority of most of the data that we all keep and share we share on phones and computers and we can't read it we can't read it without program I don't know right we have books but the vast majority of most of the data that we all keep and share we share on phones and on computers and we can't read it we can't read it without program I don't know the first thing about I don't know about


    Joe Rogan | Could Tom Cruise Be an Openly Gay Movie Star? w/Neal Brennan
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    dive was talking last night like I don't know much about my the different via V level of Education women have about their reproductive organs versus men like my my balls I know about my balls I know a good medical term is testicles but I don't know how semen gets to the I don't know the name of the two I don't know where anything that's my cervix like everything a prostate cancer none of my business plus to get checked out your toe finger in your ass and everybody puts out off. Me why women do that once he constantly there was getting jabbed and swabs swabs yeah they get the pap smear in the title to come inside you you needed them to not just not just exchange bodily fluids by kissing not have to squirt something in you to make people there poisonous little dirty DNA their dirty little f****** infected it's awfully gross if you get like 10 feet away from you like Jesus what they're doing they want to bring it out but he basically came out a little on HBO came out a little came out a little too his mom said I've had sexual experiences with men and it says are you funny are you funny and are you cool yeah and and like do we have s*** to talk about bright great I couldn't care less who's what type of hand do you like jerking anime like with some guys with big fat gay guy what you don't have to go blaring to streets of your straight all the time right you are usually assume you're really not right but I think there's hell yeah there's straight you're straight if you're not no one f****** cares in the county community literally no one cares doesn't it makes no difference to them or you or them in the closet needs you just feel bad for them like Jack like a man I hope it's not unbearable you remain like like I get while you while you're in the closet I get why actors in the closet like especially male actors like cuz it doesn't serve them to come out it's not going to be it's not going to help them I think it's the worst thing for them in terms of like getting roles as a heterosexual if you're a known homosexual you almost can't get roles as a heterosexual who is that what is that guy's name Neil Patrick Harris magic infusion something where you played like this arrogant guy who likes girls he was in Gone Girl pretty well yeah was that before or was that cave both I don't know might be the only guy that I great that like he came out and it's not man he's he you buy it right now as a romantic lead you think that it's like it cancels out out like of Tom Cruise decided to come out and Tom Cruise is gay decide to come out I'll be a real problem gay couple John Travolta gets kidnapped and gay Tom Cruise have to save his gay husband John Travolta but other than that it's a real action movie it's just gay I like it like just a straight get if anyone out there have at it cuz I'm never going to ride it with that fly really good I think it would I really think it would if it was if the guy just can't it's not like gay guys beating the Putney Diner plenty of like rough gay guys in a whoop your ass like bro I don't think he's not into these days maybe this is definitely a spectrum right and people are just that's fine to Matt like absolutely of opportunity there's a lot of nights a Year Joe there's 365 he goes he goes this is how little I give a f*** you goes I wish I was gay just so I could come out yet cuz I wish I wish I had a secret like that little I give a f*** definitely ready for it if it were a legit good action movie I think they'd be if it were Tom Hardy even maybe if they were both one of them straight and one of his time already and it plays gay and and like it's it's taken it doesn't have to be two gay guys could be even crazier to straight guys love to make out yeah they could be play bites Drake about do with if Tom Cruise was gay right and he just came out and there's a movie where you stay with wife would women not believe it during a man like like so if you come out to play Cartoon now in the next mission impossible they just kidnap his husband and that's the difference between a lesbian actress they can go a woman who's the lesbian you know why they'd I believe gay straight cuz there's a big portion of man who never truly believe a lesbian I have a fit about it and I had a bit about someone mild specials like we believe that you believe uralesbian yeah but the panty dropper tequila shots we got Brokeback Mountain yeah I mean Jake Gyllenhaal straight and you say so Keith Ledger I know things I've seen the many movies and understand them I know when someone's acting and someone's just hear a f****** kid. It was easy for him would be that but running around but you're gay so we let you slide with silly Behavior silly Behavior I want equality I want you to me to be able to call you a dunce and not have to worry about being home from work and no one of his gay dunce right when you say


    Why Joe Rogan Has Right Wing People on His Show
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    Baby Gap extended wear that back trouble and yes like that Parkland joke that he did his best joke but it's also he's working it out yet. Stand up in 10 f****** months he's working it out but if you say that he's different now we're getting to see the real Louis like b**** you better go through his Libreria that's what he did Department there was like his knife most offensive joke we didn't know he was dead know him anything you assume what you believed what he fed or YouTube you wanted to believe I actually I have a theory that one of the reasons people like the New York Times and and and other media Outlets got brought the hammer down so hard on him is because they'd heard the rumors and ignore them so now they have to signal that like this is wrong cuz there were Rumours before and they were like we don't like They begged so now they have to overcompensate be like he is absolutely he's the face of democracy and evil the bad beachfront property oh my god this is my cock my cup here's what I want to talk with you cuz you're f****** good dude and have been a good dude for 27 years that I know of to me and now the next question becomes why do you have cracks on Earth would people would consider cranks on the showing you and I talked about this a little bit off the show explained because you are basically liberal yes but you believe in having hardcore right-wing people on because you like them personally or you like you believe it's worth some of them are like personally so it's worth having a conversation like Ben Shapiro was one that I had a long time he's one of the more controversial guys that a lot of people get upset at me and call me an outrider yeah he's been attacked by the alt right you know what the number one target for anti-semitic remarks in the entire world cuz he's riding a little bit of it where he was like he kind of didn't he kind of got a little lost well he had two different years like David Parkman had an interesting take on it packman said that if you look at his explanation to ask him a couple things I might be really believe that Moses parted the Red Sea and he said I would look for more naturalistic explanation for that but then when I talk to him about gay people gay thing he was an example of allusion in naturalistic explanation and you also wasn't interested in giving people the ability to do whatever they want he felt like you're not you're supposed to resist that and his take is that like you you have an urge to murder people but you don't do it because you're a good person and you should do the same thing with being gay on wow that's a crazy that's crazy mental gymnastics he believes them natural occurring thing his position is positions of God doesn't want you to do that it's in the Bible he doesn't do it maybe he goes hard yeah he doesn't use electricity in the Sabbath till the sun goes down the whole deal yeah and you know a lot of people like you know you giving this guy a platform like communicating with someone and I like him as a person he's a very nice guy I don't agree with him at all about that about the game you believe it's worth giving people a platform Lodi platform yeah I think that's inherently dangerous and I think that just stopping people from their ability to communicate just makes more pressure on their side it makes more people that are on the fence Port them cuz I see you as being a sensor and that's why I think we found out with Jack from Twitter Jack Dorsey when he came on and talk to me about it and when he brought the John who's the lawyer and you know like censoring one is answering all sort of it's not smart it's it's not good it it does the opposite of what send it to do it makes the other side magnified it makes whoever your censoring more popular makes him an underdog and also goes against core American values like the freedom of speech and I know that these are private institutions and I know that they are not necessarily forced to uphold what we determine is Free Speech in terms of like how it's written the Constitution the Bill of Rights I get I understand that but I think that the principles of human interaction on this play are largely dictated by our ability to discuss things even if you disagree agree with you that the I think like deplatforming and silencing and he's a bit correct right they're not even your thoughts they're just like headed your way and sometimes your stress levels yeah sometimes you just like you or you just don't have it in you like stop the same situation you'd be super calm and reasonable and maybe you could turn it around yeah if you eaten like the doctors are worse in the afternoon judges are worse for lunch it's just an easy way to dismiss me cuz I'm not right if you ask me my positions on things very left-wing yeah the only thing that I got very with the Orthodoxy is with the Second Amendment with gun rights I don't think it's that simple I know a lot of really good people that have guns and I know a lot of really good people that never shoot anybody that have guns protect himself into label everyone the same as just like labeling everyone who drives a car the same as those in cells that drove into people in Montreal or where that was at Toronto wherever they want it's we have a real problem labeling people and labeling people with is lazy and it's an attempt to marginalize or dismiss their positions and it also feels good to do it she feels good to like I guess what writing them off I'm superior I have a very clear more of you I'm taking out one of my moral paintbrushes you are that add paint brushes to you are that it's not a moral position even if it's like that Neal Brennan he's such a left-wing cock Jack he's a distant of that boom there you go I got them in a box and put a ribbon on it and ship them off so you'd rather come


    Joe Watches His Trump Deepfake
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    broadcast as rabid fans like whenever they do these Garth Brook things they all my God Garth Brooks is haunted he doesn't know what to do he's so trapped by your mom's house fans yeah they just won't stop with the memes and the deepfakes with dance face over Garth Brooks body IDM to be picky yeah and he is it hard cuz it's terrifying someone said I did it Jamie use the software to make one with me with Trump was it easy someone's I was talking to somebody about it and they said it bums me out in the way deaf used to bum me out when I was a little kid are you talking about which vice president better it is it's right I've been learning so this was just my test of like 8 hours maybe she could have multiples going at what age can one serve lunch during the hopper they're doing that we literally don't know if this is real but this technology into a weird place of Facebook posts why don't believe it but she said she was her son and while she was out of her house her husband was called saying that her son was kidnapped and that he heard his son's voice say my mommy help me help me help me and it's give him money and it's added that was freaking out didn't know what to do they couldn't get ahold of him and for finally did after 6 minutes and she said they couldn't even convince the dad that that wasn't real like after hearing no I'm fine we're fine I'm with him but I don't know if this is even real sisters how they could do that at this now I'm not sure but they might be able to they did with Tupac at Coachella like 5 years ago that was the way he said Coachella is exactly how he would have said it and they have that that hologram that looks just like him but like a little more jacked just a little guy and have him yeah they're so close now even if you go back and watch Game of Thrones leak season 1 and with the wolves look like they look like s*** really they were there shity CGI wolves a little clunky but now they look amazing now looks like a real f****** wolf what is this that's Tupac. Jackie is beyond that Wiz Khalifa It's also you got to not eat any starch right I mean any sugars and carbs being really shredded I mean not all carbs but I mean either doing some a lot of fasting you got to do something to get your body fat down that low cuz it doesn't matter how many tips you do right it's not a bigger more defined conditions one of mine a lot of fasting you got to do something to get your body fat down that low cuz it doesn't matter how many sit-ups you do right it's not nice to make your ab muscles bigger make them more defined like and are you one of mine got to lose weight


    Joe Rogan on James Charles and Cancel Culture
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    so I brought up that make up boy and the makeup of my daughters and Loveless watches his makeup on too and now he's been canceled I only lost 3 million it and she's she was telling me to have an eleven-year-old sit down and tell you about a gay makeup artist and this is the funny part she goes well there was a couple things okay so there was the thing with he has a friend who and he tells me This Woman's name who got him into the business and then she asked him to promote her hair stuff but he said no and he went with another hair stuff so he totally totally betrayed her and then she goes there was also some talk that you know he is gay and there was boys that were not gay and he tried to get them to be in a room with him it's like listening to the internet play it's an 11 year old girl freshly journalism dick f****** starving for hits it so hard to make money it's so hard that they're drowning until they're trying to grab whatever branches they can yeah they got to make a good story with clickbaity title Crockett the deceptive titles that s*** you f****** so hardcore that you attributed crime to someone you do something like that when he had a big attraction it should be on the front page of paper and nothing else for a month yeah that's it does you newspaper never walks anymore by the way also 9/11 happen hard to be a journalist man which is absolute meaning if you believe like I I still believe in like institutional journalist I believe in believe in Washington so and you use the fact that they wrote about a UFC fight they just said he was Bloody in Early Edition McGregor fight very bad description it was very inaccurate Mike why would you do that if you guys are crazy that the New York Times is allowing this yeah completely inaccurate description of something that millions of people yeah it's so silly and it makes everybody question everything else you saying you might think it's trivial because it's just a boxing match but it's completely inaccurate and completely well if you we can't dismiss all dirt like there needs to be an absolute kind of an absolute truth and that's what I feel like is sort of melting in this era of animal is like will they said this and that's not true so everything else they say is f****** b******* right of course which I think the the Trump does a lot and I think people are all too happy to believe it cuz they resent institutions they was smartypants motherfukers which I also get I get the impulse New York Times write the old gray lady and it's like it just plays on every stereotype like there's so many Siri doesn't work that can make you write it off are all locked into two ancient systems one ancient system is print medium the other ancient system is broadcast medium the broadcast meet in the ancient product part of it is it has to go on at a certain time Tuesdays at 8 p.m. and then you have to sit there and wait for the commercials unless you DVR it right so that's inherently flawed and then the print medium well they figured out a way to get it on your laptop and your phone now so okay they've got a little bit of work around there but they have a really hard time getting people to sign up for digital subscriptions tribution stop nearly as good as it used to be and it's hard it's hard to get people to buy newspapers but at least they've got their foot in the door with clip that I tried all we like the X in the poster are pretty successful online they've got their foot in the door with clip that I don't like the X in the poster that are both are pretty successful online much better because of President Trump because he talks so much s*** about than the people actually said I need to


    Joe Rogan | Would a Sex Strike Work? w/Neal Brennan
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    this this excuse-making the people do do as a straight white man I can't get a break in his talent oh my god when you're a straight of white man and you're complaining like you got one of the most f****** Captivate hands of cards in in world history man I do get on the river I know she got number one conversational say that she is a little Spectrum me right is that that's a fairly open about error estimation like it was it was it wasn't like easy do you find that you when you speak to certain women particular you feel like almost like you're guilty of something like you did like you're a male like you're in a presser do you ever you're not very many women and it could just be a project it could be my it could be like Auto projecting from like I definitely do that there aren't too many but I think you have to work against stereotypes you're working against tattoos build bald right-wing podcast like what are the odds like so you try I mean I don't I don't feel too much but I can imagine, what percentage of women do you feel like you have to do that with the ones you don't know me what's a know me I'm pretty pretty nice like go to a venue you go to The Venue that you never been to there's a woman the backstage one of the works for Live Nation or she works then you'd like does she assume that you're not but I think that if someone has like a very staunch feminist perspective and then meet someone like me they might depending upon their perspective they might think that I'm the enemy that that's it that's a possibility that like right away they look at me like the enemy yeah you can tell when you're arguing with with people that are super dogmatic about whatever they believe in but they can you can watch them go into a line of logic that they know that they didn't realize I can't cuz that will like seed some ground to this person to go to and it's like I saw you start to go down at like a just a reason I'm not saying Stop Believing what you believe in have to be overwhelming just just don't it's dishonest and wet cuz they don't want to believe they don't want to have they don't have chicken around Marin turn logically yesterday me and Joe list were goofing around about Alyssa Milano sex strike again women would agree with you that they would just withhold sex from the person that they have with them a lot of thick Adam Alyssa Milano said you withhold sex because I'm f****** Georgia their limit abortion laws but the second thing is I like that you would assume that all men are responsible for this not even just the voters in Georgia but all men somehow I got a man in Minneapolis should be denied sex from his Progressive girl for that he's going to call like his friend Alabama like man cuz I'm not getting no p**** up here bro this f****** sex strike is for real bro this is hitting it's so delusional and such a dumb flag of virtue that they're throwing up and it's it's it's such stupid 2019 woke politics at that was by the way it's like based on lots of strutted like a old Greek play in Chicago I work nights and I don't think it's ever I don't know will you Google see what the ever been done girls just use that excuse to not f*** a guy they won't don't want to f*** so like most of them aren't f****** anyway it's like yeah like what are you going to like rocket that joke about like what you can't stop you're already not talking to hear women talk about not wanting their husbands and so I could such a depressing like it was listen this gal she was like wow you know wife don't want have sex their husbands like what you listening I like as a husband a bump you out or a human being humans that are in a situation about relationships but besides the fact you love someone you care if someone is having sex with somebody want to have sex with you it's great fun it's a fun time yeah yeah yeah yeah and then their attitudes that most women don't want that varies from wildly call a guy how long do you think he should wait to DM you cuz that's a guy on a girl's follow me and because I just do jokes on there I'm like I don't want to be like for the comedy also the answers were all over the place like 4 days 5 days 10 minutes and then I said but if he's cute it doesn't matter narrow nope yeah I just got out of Lights hope any dates an older woman is older than him like he's got he exercises what is it safe for the more sex drugs and didn't read it as a Chicago list in Kenya the Philippines Liberia thanks Nobel Prize winner Lima say that gbow healthy 10-day sex strike in 2006 to end gang fighting why it is a great idea they truly is like to if you want to fix change just get every other same to somebody last night like we all know like every somebody was asking me about cheating on and I was like I'm not a cheater but I was like every guy does what they do most team treatment is because they men wanted to get like like buildings electricity problem and unions just trust me if you got a great bargaining tool negotiation of a relationship is like we're girls got like women don't controls like they may not control it explicitly but I know if I do something that's going to get you in a bad mood you're not going to like me and legalized prostitution is one of the one of the best ways to combat any kind of sex drag and that is one reason why women f****** hate the idea of legalized prostitution they don't ever want that to not be negotiable don't ever want you to be able to go I'm an ass-whole yet I'm going for a drive is and you go right down to the store will you go to the sex store yet and yet you pay for a 10 and she's a bit like Jessica Rabbit and you but if you could have you had enough but it was legal in this country how much you think it would ship perceptions and it was the way what people I think it would I don't know cuz I was just in Singapore and apparently it's legal that by the way I went to like there's a I was in Singapore did some shows excellent and and there was a place called its Orchard Road and it's in the mall during the day and at night it becomes a mall for prostitutes a prostitute Mall Guess Road and the awful thing for his four floors of whores what should I do I just joking around yet cell but it died would solve the the the local guys were going there and I was like mold yeah I'm going to go also cuz I want to see this place cuz I read about it was a restaurant there debate in which is a whole other but it's like not like a Glendale Galleria Foresters Escalade in the middle of the next just basically like and there's just with prostitutes hookers issue called him out in the walkway into countless brothel bars I feel like I need to scrub myself like I was there about three minutes and I was like all right cuz the thing is there's a difference between legally legalized prostitution and anyone wanting to be a prostitute they don't want to be I mean they are being a part of sex trafficking said it wasn't true but there weren't they were just regular girls who want to jerk guys off for money right wasn't there's no one there on it I think it's a big word would voluntarily whatever they were threatening to release the film footage of him like him into submission and the fact that you can't stop that from happening drive-thru like boys I wish there was a better system this should be a better system setup this is a similar thing about like there's no release relief anywhere I was at a party recently in DiCaprio was there and there and there were a bunch it was just like a feud crazy party like crazy Hollywood party like you never go to misleading because everyone's there and DiCaprio's girl wanted to leave and he goes well the girls too tired so I got to leave the greatest party ever like he had the clicky bike even did Leonardo DiCaprio the King of Kings the girls are tired doesn't matter who I am you still at the window done yeah when they're when they're done ago but having said that we still all do it for some invisible Shangri-La but yet they're still he still kind I mean we're still doing it for some Primal like all the achievements and all that s*** it's still some what you want to be respected and loved and liked and you want people to desire you yes that's part of it right even if you're not going to take him up on it right like I told him I feel this week about the best compliment I ever got was doing a show in Vegas mine who shall remain nameless we get on the elevator at the end woman gets on and goes can I just say I'm married but I would f*** all you guys and we in it was great but it's like I do you get we feel accomplished we did a great job of the show you're attracted us 70 married and that's so nothing's ever going to happen but thank you for expressing your attraction us a wonder if she was saying even though married now she was saying it like just so you know if I weren't married wasn't Marriott at the same time either Anna and treated me at the same time either she was she was from everyone for a guy


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Dan Bilzerian Feeding a Bear
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    let me touch on the Denville Dairy I think is he coming here on in May is that right thing podcast not that I know of someone has said to me electric fence around here was he probably one of his omigod he had a f****** brown bear at his house look at the size of that thing oh my God I'm getting anxiety did he ever see the f****** what was the where was in the movie The Bear was in a football movie was that movie with Will Ferrell basketball game was that the bear there was a bear that had been in movies and had done stunts movies and this guy at the videos awful because the guy is literally just standing there and the bear just goes up to him and just decide to attack and rips his throat out in a second minus the this can happen any freaking time alone you got 45 girls in the back scantily-clad do we think we could happen and what's really crazy is that that bear that killed that guy they went back to training them they're not going to kill an animal that has value is the same as the Orca that killed all the trainers like they're not going to kill him it's just not going to happen if they were trying to figure out whether or not he's going to do it again like Jesus Christ what are you up to today are going to be a bare a******* the people are bringing that that are trying to grab you interact with these animals like that they're relying on the animal shock Factor the shock and all the other animals in the close proximity to scare you and then that night I'm on the Phil DeFranco show. Me personally but he actually takes the comment because they don't got a lot of likes and stuff I said something to the effect of you know that's an abused animal Bubba but it's not since I'm going to smoke more weed by the way the guy who handles the animal he was sort of he was using some legal jargon with me as if he's maybe was talking about Los Lunas of f****** Sumi legal jargon in the history of wild animals when is a bear walk out today I'm going to be friends with someone as well they don't need to be card amount when they're a little cubs you know that course they starve than they abused or do they have to do that to train them I know there are people who claim to love bears that trained Bears to take care of beer and I guarantee they don't all do that says big No-No there's nothing fun about abusing a drug starved animal delete this and your penchant for analog sapote smoke more weed smoke more weed is like going to help that but it wasn't Phil DeFranco I smoke more weed before I was just there are people that have bears that raise and I'm not in any way shape or form endorsing keeping bears in captivity but what I see is people that have these sort of relationship to these really well-fed Bears they're big and happy and they feed them and they're getting the pool with them and it's it looks ridiculous but I don't think they're starving that bear I don't think they're abusing that pair I don't think you have to do that I don't think you couldn't automatically assume that a bear is starved and abused so I assume the star part I certainly can't say a fat bear well fed animal that's hungry for a week There's no question about that but it's not likely that that thing Star by definition of abuse is there's an electric fence around that f****** things which is there yeah you can see it about the ankle should I save it again I don't see how that wouldn't be what the hell does that serve acai berry is just a trip line otherwise for that's a well-fed bear those on a big ass if you want to hear something if you want it to be docile you have to train food deprivation is is in training is your most effective tool it just that you can find a healthy balanced right but food nation is you've talked about this particularly with dolphins experience of wild animals it is with marine mammals not work with bears are there are bears at Marineland it's a really disgusting display it's an archaic it looks like it's out of the 18 hundreds even I mean it really is a disgusting place but the practice was to starve them and what people do their they pay like I think it's a buck and they get like this this look cup full of Corn Pops the Bears are like waving historically there's been Bears there's nothing there's no more No Greater abomination of nature than I can imagine the solitary largely solitary animals so they can find to a bunch of them at the speed and then historically they have ripped each other apart in the house want to know it was a different time different times different things happening that's just that was the that was that was the norm starkly contrasting time to win real and start it so but the stories are like really it's jaw-dropping it's really jaw-dropping stuff but


    Joe Rogan | Pod of Orcas Are Starving Because of Declining Salmon Population
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    I know anything about what's going on the Pacific Northwest were there's pod of orcas that exist primarily on Chinook salmon and they're starving go that's the so in fact it's important I'm glad you mention that because just died yesterday and today a bunch of different protections are being announced for the southern resident killer whales which are in the Salish sea so it's going to impede sort of vessel needs to be grounded to put the system in and the Chinook are just dying they can't get through the flow is gone so they put the system in a long, long time ago so it's virtually overtimes been decimating this population is only really knew why but we're not the point now that we know that these workers exclusively Chinook and there's just not enough and where they used to be massive ones now they've got these two little tiny ones and you know there was a plate of the Southern mourn for a Nexus of like 40 days and carried around the Thunderhead the type of vigilante this was this captivated the world and you can't look at an animal capable of such suffering without being acutely aware of the damage you're doing when you separate them from their family the natural environment let me explain the difference when bears see their cubs Dad they eat them yeah that's a different the different kind of animal that's the thing that we're learning is the most notable aspect of these animals is there still has their emotional intelligence and capacity and I'm afraid of what it is the depth of which we going to find out that they're capable of a bond because who particularly if there's ever some sort of way of translating communication to figure out a way of breaking down those sounds and expressions into something that we can decipher we right now they don't I don't think they know much I've been on water with orcas and dolphins and I've heard them forget the can't even tell you the sounds I mean that they've got a wide array of sounds but you know I could you to the best of my abilities I could tell you when Anna was excited based on their sounds they were making like when was pushing me underwater to do a Rocket Ride which is when you jump off into the air to do this big Majestic jump you knew it was going to be a good one when she let out squawk at the bottom of the pool before pumping her tail and lots you just knew it man this she was on she's on fire then you just you just knew she wasn't into it and I know by the sound you can really determine underwater sound alone you could really get to know your enemy National Stadium mentioned in the Senate I mean people care about what is coming up just yet just a few days ago and Niagara MP if you could pull it up will be on my Twitter the MP local MP what it is my experience show me in the things that I know cuz if people know and I'll do better problem with the videos if we play that video gets claimed videos public Niagara region I can assure you this battle Justice will have no problem with you doing this I'm good friends with the soda can we allow check would just tell us where to get to it boots put that says Marineland an unfortunate place with horrible conditions in public policy to ever weigh to this subject now we got people all right saying like this place is a whole I mean well what what how far we've come in the last six and a half years the world is changing my friend very changing where the people like it or not and this is one that I think it's the time of avoidable this discussion in this resolution this this has to be we have to come to grips with what that is just this is all kinds of wrong man it's all kinds of wrong and fact they're still suing you I think it's working as if it's serving the many purpose and here I am again on the f****** JRE like are you kidding me dude you don't even know the favor you're doing me if you don't even know what you've done virtual Jamie who was it that was on the Castle was explaining the the processes in place of reintroduction into the wild or they were going to have two stages and Nets and stuff like that and he's big outdoor areas where they can transmit dolphins and orcas to who wants. To remember too many goddamn conversation was it discussing how there's places where they're going to have like intermediate steps absolutely maybe maybe you guys expanded I was someone else but knowing that serves as the basis of this project is and the good news is the whale Sanctuary project it mean this thing is going to happen it is the future if they're there their they're well into the process of finding a site consideration are being made for a Washington State's site of the Vancouver side. Appears as though they're settled on maybe Nova Scotia that Community there at large is looking to work with the wonderful that's wonderful news and I'll tell you something show once this law gets Royal Ascension becomes law what happens is Marineland is not able to export the animals unless the minister of the DFO Department of fisheries and oceans concurs that it's in The Animals best interests well if such a sight exists and Marie mind is Keen on getting rid of animals will have a place for them I told last time I was here that my dream is to save whales this might happen additionally if there's a real concerted effort a real effort to rescue those animals in Russia I may very well be a part of that team so we're six and a half years ago I was talking about crazy dream where there was no blueprint there was no Foundation I just I'd sort of threw myself into the universe and said I'm just going to hang my hat on a dream I'm watching in real-time as it's materializing and that's a little perspective humbling that is amazing this thing we were talking about with the Pacific Northwest there are is the resident population that has an issue because they only eat chin up salmon but then there isn't there a another pod that comes through as transients and they're thriving because they eat everything the transients are there they're giving birth to do quite well marine animal save marine animals and stuff when I was there the guy that was literally said can you smell that smell that seal is getting eating somewhere what their friends are why they have to be rude and what it is it's like they won't eat Chinese food Wok Chinese food do I want a burger but there's something called is superpod where's that Congregation of all the different families of orcas in into this event where they all think they congregate it's big social event and and there's a conference that happens every two years in Washington state called superpod which is organized by a good friend of mine Jeff ventures of it's an amazing event I look forward to being there again speaking I got to get another place for me to speak and and and roam about with experts and whatnot and learned a great deal of things but I was we were on the cusp of that almost happened because of the boats are rating to each other like family going the same direction to be crossing the border get real excited at the prospect of a superpower or conflict f*** you imagine the messages are quite clear and you've got a 15000 pound Bull male Orca Junior the bird that you can listen to f*** yeah the difference in the behavior between the transient Pods at 8 the marine mammals Behavior the ones that don't exist on salmon like maybe they have a different maybe they're like you know like Avatar like there's different different kinds of people up there might go to my go-to source is Ingrid Visser she is a Topsy the woman in New Zealand that swims with orcas rest Atop The Scientist should be the one to talk to if a passionate Advocate I'm very proud to have been some very very let's do good work with her I'd love to talk to her I want to have her on the show yeah I would love to talk to her I'm so curious about those things you would blow your mind but if there was a difference if it at all and behavior on the podcast you would get on the next flight from New Zealand and come here I can assure you that so I've always said that I'm in this is coming from a self-admitted Bigfoot to work I'm a Bigfoot dork I really wish Bigfoot was a real thinker but if Bigfoot was real thing wouldn't be nearly as cool and work if we found some big stupid stinky ape has been hiding from people forever and by wow that's cool but it isn't much cooler than a champ or grill at what just cuz it's bigger know what an orca is is really cool that is a super intelligent super kill that eats sharks Dell killer machine that developed that that has great white starfucking tail and running is f****** a great white shark like it has no business no business being in the OSHA the perfect weapon in their world I mean there's nothing that touches them they are literally a killer whale interpreters play but more often than not it's training the the young ones and how to jump a brutal thing I mean I don't love watching personally because I've worked as seals as well as I take team Orica all done Orca with a beach seal to seal he bitten it and toss it to the end the ceiling made its way to the shore and it was actually off the lands with a little bit of water and the Orca beached itself grabbed hold of Sealand just start smashing it in the water then you see the water just flood red with blood and then it hops back and wiggles itself back in the water and swims Wailord holyfuck crazy holyfuck we're Tinkers work is is really special that she do this is a crazy story I have a friend that I grew up with Matt Harrison he went on to the to be real involved in the Army's they can decades into the army now he was on a training mission in New Zealand they were doing this training on a beach and didn't they get called to the performance or correct he's just like Ingrid at this end of an orchid my friend Matt Harris from the same place as me a little town a while at the other end of the Orca and I'm like you got to be f****** kidding me and I got to reunite the two of them back in in Niagara Falls in the summer cuz Ingrid come down again and these are blessings that I couldn't even imagine blessings that I couldn't even ever imagine and yet here he wasn't didn't know he'd be the first to tell you when he came back to change this world it changed never again relent done whereas before it might have been the case he's part of this rescues changed man


    Joe Rogan | Zoo's Are Animal Prisons!!
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    one hand when you have children and you bring a child to the zoo on one hand it's really fascinating to watch this little person look at all these different animals and end in freak out and in and see how mazing is but that's the only Pro is introducing human beings like little human beings particular to these animals everything else is a con except for the animals that are like really endangered and they protect them and help dumb and then sometimes they were responsible for some reintroduction efforts but other than that it's an animal prison I don't take the position right against all I have to say that there's nothing more sad than seeing elephants cats bear that in katzman the cats when they're pacing back and forth me just get them out of there I don't know what the f*** is going on their head so we have no idea I think this is just maybe normal something right now getting the truth you start to see things for what they are I watch the video on YouTube some weeks ago and it was Marineland in the seventies and man was his place busy and the people were just I mean they were they were they were climbing over each other to be next to the pool at never seen anything like that worked at 12 years I've never seen the amount of people Alorica who's he spends the literal length of the pool that is in on the side with his it is dorsal fin over and he's literally staring at the wall not moving and then you got two other massive orcas that are in this pool that maybe five times the size of this room kind of thing and the people are celebrating like these people having knowing nothing about it just in the all the beauty the met the magistrate these animals at the Majestic nature these idle and yet we couldn't see for ourself whatsoever how abusive and gross this was its it was really weird and strange thing but that's the Legacy business they built so they built themselves on having people come and experience the shock and awe of these animals and very very well that time is long gone no longer I think we're going to come to a time in the future will people think the same way about zoos I think it's we're just we're going to realize like I get that you want to see them I get it I get you want to see them again I want to see them too but God damn we got to stop doing that like this is no way also for the problem is humans don't have any real experience with animals we have experience with dogs and cats which are these masticated weird little fluffy friends they are not animals we don't have much experience with real animals and even the animals that you have experience with their urbanized in a like pigeons that you can feed or squirrels it take peanuts from you he can out into the world in the world of the wild of forests and mountains and uuc actual real animals and it's almost psychedelic is like a weird like paradigm shift do we see a wild animal in the in the actual while I call this is where it supposed to be kind of feel weird because they are in their world or what because it's world that doesn't translated in captivity for instances like wait a second that thinking spring on me to climb year-and-a-half expired from my last job and I had the blessed that the gift of seeing dolphins in the wild I went down to the river what beach was but it was while I was in California and that was my first experience in fact again I'm from small place and then this year I was able to go to Washington State and see orcas in the wild. I jumped off orcas Rostrum into the air so high that you're looking down to Dixie cup to Lad that's pretty awesome but there's nothing like having seen f****** bull orca there's nothing like having seen f****** bull Orca with an 8-foot math on his back swimming next to his mother all the Never My Heart sunk into my stomach I've never seen anything more Majestic wow


    The Status of Phil Demers' Marineland Lawsuit | Joe Rogan
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    breaking news just today Marineland had built this fence aptly-named Phil's fence around the park and just today we found out they blocked it all out with tarps because come this Saturday May 18th and certain am inviting everyone to come join me I'll be joining as an as a guest a big demonstration outside of Marineland and we're going to protest it as they're anticipating beak on account of my coming on the show they worked very hard to try to keep me from a coming be speaking of anything see certainly not promoting this event so I certainly hope that this event is it is it is a well it's probably trying to do that because we're litigation what happens at in litigation is you come to a point where you start to negotiate and so there's things that they want from me there's things they really want for me they want my silence the problem is they're never going to silence me it's not an option I've said it before and I'll say it again they can offer me $1000000 to shut up go away it's not going to happen I'm not going to delete my Twitter I'm not going to delete any of my tweets that have the word Marineland in them is as a request these this is layers and layers and there have been layers of requests they'd hoped that I wouldn't come here they hope something could be worked out in our litigation we have so now I chased Marine aquamarine lines owner was still alive I put forth a huge campaign to try to get him to be examined legally by my lawyer much like I submit myself to but as these lawsuits and litigation continues to reveal itself as just a perfect method of abuse you know that they're just the only solve these things appear to serve is to exhaust both parties and have them come together with a resolution. To six and a half years Green Line seems intent on a resolution they don't want to go to examination so while we were in so while I was there to be examined couple weeks ago my Larson take a walk and the two lawyers began their talks we put off the examination because we believe there could be some good faith that can be shown between parties it became quite evident that it was not the case and when we were to resume our examinations were supposed to be last week Marineland on account of the fact I was coming on this show through an absolute tirade and said we are not doing this no bear in mind this is a court-ordered examination date I've got a a trial coordinator who is trying to nudge this thing forward because I mean that something that's what that's a motion I have to win in the litigation itself is to try to get someone to look at this I can move forward let's get someone to manage it so we're we're in case management that case management judge has issued a very aggressive schedule it's in back in February we had a court date of which thank you very much I won a handedly reminder to pick up just a little more than $12,000 of my legal bill which is really can we have a case conference call next week now I don't know where the stands because now Marina has breached the court order so we went they didn't show. Examination I got a fourth what's called a certificate of non-attendance it means the person that was supposed to be examined that they didn't show up. Lines owner John holder who has now passed away didn't show up the tuna is examinations knowing full well that I have to pick up the Seventeen hundred bucks to be there to get this he's just not going to show up no big deal that doesn't seem to be any punitive damage at there and they there I mean we're almost seven years into this thing and they're still they brutalizing me but we're at a point where they're actually in a very uncomfortable position of having to keep this thing if you don't want this litigation to be on the public records and transcripts and evidence and everything you have stopped it seems to me the courts appear to facilitate resolutions of that sort they like settlements I would promise to try Monday want it's what kept me going there lying about me the lying about everything everything they're saying in the train exhaust you financially of course they are so that they couldn't merely dropped my my the lawsuit against me over a. Of time and then that just be it and that I would I would then have to actually file a motion to get some cost back I'll be lucky to get 50% everything in the early days my Larson I'm suing them for abuse of process there they're using the courts time resources they I mean even for that matter we can extend that to the police and other departments organizations they're exhausting these things in bad faith they're doing it because they just want to try to basically they want to take away my right to free expression which of the Canadian charted right I mean I'm protecting my own history Evanescence and I can't even believe that after six and a half years I'm still you're at risk of being silenced that the fact that I let me look full disclosure I'm out of money the last time I was on the show we raised I mean and again thank you so much 60 I'm leaving with 70000 a year and a half has gone I've spent my last penny last month it was a very aggressive last 3 months do you have a GoFundMe I have a GoFundMe account for the information please what is it to go to save smooshi. Com s a v e s m o o cam you can go there there's a small documentary it's a little dated now but on account of the fact that legislation nothing's really moved forward in the lawsuit and the legislation is only just wrapping up it's still very current so please spend the 14 minutes to sort of appreciate the story more I guess you'll get a better more context to others you know some some footage in there some back backstage doesn't play it all the time it's the thing I hate to do most is ask for help I really manly 12 your intentions are pure you know you really are a person who is going about this because you feel like you are uniquely qualified to talk about it you have the actual information you know what's wrong you know you know and you are part of the system you understand it better than anybody and they outside cuz they have my walrus and they have your walrus still we think and so when and so when in the litigation Milo says what he has prepared to offer I say to my lawyer more about the walrus and he says to me do we talked about this is crazy not getting a walrus and I said to Marineland I don't want no money not a penny I want the walrus just two left three have died in the last it's really a mere months secretly I find out what would you do with her really what I would like is I just want to transfer at this point to another facility I would love to see your transfer to the Vancouver Aquarium or there's a facility in Quebec as well I just want to be up pause I just want to possibly be in her life and if she needs me which one I mean there's a reason she didn't want to lose still alive if I would have, and listen would you move to Vancouver if suddenly Dan Bilzerian gets on the horses feel like Arctic beachfront home and absolutely years of her life play the music yes you're not without layers and layers and layers of compromise and but bear in mind not in the capacity that I see it more of a yeah maybe maybe we won't send her to China House that they will send her somewhere and not deter that facility from you visiting maybe we could do that for you that's what I mean it's it's really bad faith negotiated the problem with the thing that I have a hard time dealing with his look we're in litigation you have to exercise a certain amount of decorum and it's not exactly my strong point it's just not I find decorum to be just a thick layer of b******* I just do you want to hope that there's going to be some type of good faith negotiation I want that Marineland negotiates with additional hostilities and threats it's not worked for them in six and a half years what makes you think it's going to work now so here I think we're going down a path of possibly good at good-faith negotiations the villain of the story is gone he's out of the picture of the the new president who was the the Widow the wife is a wonderful woman I mean listen if I honestly and truly believe if the lawyer himself wasn't the controlling mind of the business now he's got sort of facilitating the transfer of of of the business as it was to just being sold off piste often and distribute the wealth of the the remaining family members I think that we could I think the story ends on a good note I have no hostility I have every reason in the world to despise the man who sued me and I don't I don't even think about him it was never about that they made every case in the world every argument that this was personal between me and him and that's cuz you look in the camera and say f*** you two people ice personal between me and Don play you bet your ass that's a different story but I'm saying right now I don't know next week we're having a case management the case manager is going to talk and we're going to see what becomes of Marineland once again skipped examination it's so hard to believe this is still going on to look into my phone then we're on the time you first came on the podcast and now that this is been just a scratch and Claw everyday of my life I live with this looming cloud of threat of like there's people out there that really want me physical threat did they play their games and I called everyone there Bluffs everywhere at every corner this thing but it was something about Lisa they play their games dontari I don't know that you're familiar with them in as soon not probably few people are unless you're an avid hockey fan because we have produced some pretty amazing NHL talent but not this population of like 50000 welinder I don't know any other end of a Frenchman I mean I don't know any other way to deal with things other than sword fight it out it's not going to work for them to continuously try to threaten me because I'm invested and I'm not talking money I mean it's like a hostage situation it's how it started my only interest is ending hostage situation that not my only interest feel like you're negotiating for a hostage in smooshy there they're using her as that type of Chip yeah that's their bark that's their bargaining chip that's what they got and they're keeping this constant pressure on you is constant Financial threats, like my lawyer in fact in this work is kind of weird because listen I don't understand he's supposed to be representing me the answer is no to everything fight fight fight I want to trial he is dead is coming listen this is not how litigation ends feel like you don't seem to understand how this ends you don't have a group of how litigation works I'm just like I'm glad that I don't pick my guess is representative 90% of population that don't know and it's important we find out I was promised a trial because they said I was this this this this this will let's get to that f****** try this what I've been doing this doesn't end with negotiations because I need to show that I need that I want that I want the truth at the wrong guy I hate to say it I'm the owner of all the lawsuits they've launched they locked in at 12 and threatened and end it's important to know I've been threatened and I'm constantly under threat of additional litigation I'm the only one left and the only lawsuit that's the only person who hasn't had to compromise their free expression it's too dirty secret about the legal business the dance is a loophole this is something people can do to people to sign on some just to drag them through hell for 6 years maybe 10 who knows how long it's goes right I mean this is a case manager I mean I had to fight in court at Great expenditure to get this case management and if you put this up to the general public and have them look at what the actual facts are and have them look at what these people what their business is what they're actually doing game over game over it's a real problem for them the real problem is it's an indefensible tivity having those animals in swimming pools for people's enjoyment like but the follow that up with trying to crush people I'd want a TV show called Wipeout and I had 50000 Canadian dollars tax-free in the bank which I sat on because I didn't know precisely what it is I was going to do it then I felt like there was the potential of a rainy day around the corner it took that in the first 6 months to 6 months to hire lawyers for everybody in a $5,000 retainer I only have it because I got on the show because of my relationship with the walrus so I'm in for a good chunk of change it's crazy the length of witch and the ability corporations have to destroy individuals the fact that the court is there to facilitate it is precisely why I want to go to trial I've been told the figures are and please don't quote me I'd love the facts but I've been told that something in the area like 90% of lawsuits get settled without going to Discovery I want to be I want to be the temperature or less I want it I want a resolution by the by the judge I can sleep at night if the judge says okay it ends with this Phil you get the $50,000 of your at this point in excess of 200,000 in legal bills and Marineland you lost so you got to eat the shame and walk away I would assume be more comfortable with that then if we're going then said here's $100,000 don't talk about the I mean just don't talk about the terms of the settlement but other than that you have no impeded speech you can just be free I would be more comfortable with the judge's decision then that hundred K because then at least I know exactly what it is that I went through world can find out what function these courts have and what their version of justices I mean I'm just still I'm trying not to be jaded because I was just a heavy load to carry as in your day-to-day it's been on the cusp of crazy I'm thankful for plant medicine keeping me grounded and keep me in the proper perspective but plant medicine listen to you happy but he's got and they've got your daughter that's a mess just try to put yourself in a perspective if they had your dog your neighbors got your dog and his unimpeded Lie by your definition abusing or neglecting their life and you're there to just watch silently and that's disgusting that's a disgusting scenera this is the poison that I live with I need I need a proper closure I'm relying on there being a level of justice of that one day I can live need a proper closure I'm relying on there being a level of justice so that one day I can live in this world without being just that old jaded dude look last time I was here was not nearly as f****** gray like starting to feel the effects of long-term litigation


    Joe Rogan | Marineland Should Stop w/Phil Demers
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    again with the looming litigation I do get a little bit sort of tongue shy because this is just going to be a suit again man I had the bright side is it seems to me like Marineland is not going to be around for terribly a terribly long time once their dissolved you bet your ass I got lost talk about I mean I would love if I could speak of everything without having to sort of watch now I really do have to keep from saying a lot of stuff not on account of it being illegal but just on account of the fact that it will virtually guarantee me additional hostilities and yeah well if you're in that business right now you got to be looking at the future going we got to get out we got to get out for the take us out that's precisely what's happening with the speculation is Marineland lawyer is now the sole control in mine and heat that's precisely what his job is to transition this from we know that they sold property they sold the golf course they sold the campground we know now that they're they're all saying the word selling it might not be the right term because Marineland claims will be no Financial exchanges but you know that that's yet to be seen the other writings on the wall they're going to be gone I don't think the wife has any interest and she's she's pushing seventy something Frozen want to be a part of this she's never really had a heavy hand in it I mean she had she had she took care of the cash business aspect of it she had her role in it but it wasn't like a management position making decisions on Animals House importing exporting told is that Marineland owner in his final days there's a wish list this is what happens to the park this is what happens with this this what happens with this and you can bet your ass that there is something about a walrus and there's something about me in there what it is at least that I know of right now is obviously hostilities till the end I think that what's happening is the lawyer is fulfilling John holders wishes with me I think it's in the books that he can't just end this thing or I don't know it's Christmas time best of friends but man with that for their own sake they should stop for everyone is profiting off that you got to find an exit strategy and I don't just mean Marineland I mean anyone who understands my language that's the tearing my words you should stop this is not the future disses you can't do that anymore this is going this is going to look horrible just a few years from now or people who've seen Blackfish people who do understand what those things are the more we find out about dolphins and orcas the more we understand them it's going to be more and more it's not like we just did some tests like crap bro like you just eat them it's not going to happen man we're more and more impressed with them the more we study them I am more than happy to negotiate with Marineland that rather than signing any type of non-disparagement because I don't want my speech virtually locked in a in a legal document I'm a forgiving person I don't need I'm only responding in kind to their hostilities they come at me with War I bring it back I have to take it right back up to where they bring it then they do this I got to do this and they do this just dial it back I can be a happy smiley not tripping Marineland guy I don't have to beat I don't have to do that I've done what I've had to be where I am the man who was who created this scenario was gone we don't need the hostilities anymore so what is the lawyers motives exactly I don't know but I can assure you now that they blacked out the fence like they're doing everything they can to suppress our information they bought up all the Billboards in all the available Billboards in Niagara Falls so that they've got Marineland science because we have put out like as activist activist I put a billboard I want to purchase like rent the entrance of Marineland last year's a thing of beauty so they bought all these things up they really don't want that PR right now my guess is trying to get rid of the animals mitigate the pr losses because it's already a sound Foundation of it a bad PR and sell the prom get rid of it all and I think the other try to fast-track an accreditation so that they can facilitate animal movements and what not my greatest weapon right now unfortunately is that I can assure them a great deal of of Financial Risk I have and I certainly can and am right now they need to take that into consideration when you consider the price of a walrus and let's just use the number 100000 which is a grossly inflated number walrus and let's a Marineland where to say hypothetically walk why would we give you $100,000 asset when it's going to cost us less than that just to finish this litigation and we'll get 25 can't be an associate why why would we do that doesn't make sense and I say to them it's because I'm going to make that walrus cost you tens of millions consider that lose the hostilities I'll make you guys quiroz we can do that to the near this narrative doesn't have to continue The Narrative of War can end with with the dead owner it could have ended but well they're all invested in it in one of the things about lawsuits like people when they get started as a game going on trying to win you trying to win try to get the other side the cave main this is a lot of what this is all and obviously you've taken this very personal and this is all part of you now can I explain something really messed up I now because we're coming to an end the law but I've been advocating for is going to pass this lawsuit is going and the animals will that mean we're going to find out what's going to happen to them in the in the near future we already know it's what's becoming of some I don't know what it's going to be like to live without a lawsuit once the prospector. Nice bro going to be on the beach to feed up when the prospect came round of me not having one anymore that's not how I saw it it's a weird oddly connected to Rangeley addicted and married to a f****** lawsuit against you'll be passed it nice bro going to be on the beach to feed up when the prospect came round of me not having one anymore that's not how I saw it it's a weird oddly connected strangely addicted and married to a f****** lawsuit Ikea you'll be passed it will get you through


    Joe Rogan | Holding Dolphins in Captivity is Slavery w/Phil Demers
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    we got to stop doing that with dolphins and orcas it's going to be thought of the same way we think about slavery today it's that it's horrific we can understand that we can't believe that compassionate human beings would be willing to isolate members of a super social highly intelligent animal species and just put them in swimming pools it's f****** barbaric it's crazy that Orchards is what's that here's you know what we're years removed from the documentary black yeah I know that was really impactful I mean arguably responsible for the paradigm shift that weird that we're experiencing here in North America and other places of course but maybe it's time for people to revisit it I know SeaWorld their stock is undervalued started going up now Grant to date you know they changed their number they see what they have free beer day they pump in numbers up you know they have all these different emotions whatever I mean everything that comes out of these these facilities these assumed it to be all bulshit by the way it's all bulshit but as we speak while we're missed sort of a paradigm shift here and I mean I can speak to it because I mean I'm very happy to say that we've very effectively decimated Marineland will talk more about that but over in China this is now a burgeoning a businessman and I did we discuss this a year-and-a-half ago and it's it's tenfold now it's happening very quickly and I'm sure you're familiar with the whale jail situation in Russia have you seen that they've got over a hundred wild card lugo's and orcas to the book 10 orcas if I'm not mistaken and some activists fluid drone over it this got worldwide attention outcry lot of Anger of course so what happened was Jimmy chill there right now and we're looking down at the wood looks like swimming pools with I guess those are belugas those are not been sold those are sold and red China but on account of the fact that the activist got this and who created a real world wide stink all the negative press that came of it they've now resolved that they want to try too hard considered releases the governor in the area signed a intent to release agreement with the world sank but with the whale Sanctuary project who sent a team to assess the animals health and what not and this is all in like 3 weeks ago is not alone have your sister all these animals should be released as a couple of issues there's a couple of things that that are becoming conflicting a it's going to require a lot cost if it's done responsibly be it appears guess what's happened is as we know Russia is not exactly a democratic environments only one person makes the decisions on account of What Becomes of these whales whereas there was some PR stunts to say hey we're going to we want to do this or mitigate the global outrage the captors have propagandize this entire effort to free these whales as a means for the West to undermine the rushes Russia's economy so the whale trade economy here's where Marineland comes into play in Athena Theory at this point but it has these very intense implications what we know but what Marineland is doing currently in their transition from least successful business to virtually decimated thank you is there shipping there whales out we know two are going out if it's not this week it'll be very soon I'll be shocked if they're not out I'm in La so I can't say that's happening right now I think it may be very well be happening this week they're going to Spain we know that five other permits have been requested to send these animals now to the states so was it they're liquidating their the intent. what the issue is if in fact Russia catches wind that Marineland sending their whales the let's use the worst case scenario to China invalidates the Russian captors propaganda and concern suddenly what were concerns going to happen is those animals suddenly Putin says forget it sell them ship them out that's that's a scenario but why would you do that because they can do the captains of propagandized the West wants to Cripple the Russia's economy there there wild whale sale economy so it's Marineland selling Wales to China from Canada than some of the captains have a point they'll say to Putin look they're they're selling Wales why is it such an outrage that Russia is doing it when Reliance doing it so there's that concern the other one and this just came up within the last twenty hours is it appears rather than go the most responsible route which we know is going to be a costly Endeavor but game and we're ready is there now considering just dropping the Nets and saying see you later and letting all the animals go here's what we suspect they're going to let the orcas go because they were captured illegally there's some gray area as to whether the beluga whales have been captured illegally or not so I think it'll probably start with the artists rather than move them to where they were at the same time of year when they were captured so that they can be next to their other Trends transient pause or they're there their they're pods they just want to drop this the snaps as she later response was I can get but that's crazy it's like making someone a slave for how many years or somewhere on the planet but imagine there hope you can imagine would be OC it didn't work on Jesus there's a lot of there's a big issue we're on it there's a there's a great team would it be accurate to say that maybe what these groups are doing right now is recognizing that there's probably going to be some radical changes in the way these things are permitted what's legal it's not legal and what people are tolerating is just not the same as it was 10 years ago catching up selling as fast as you can. I just get out while you can because it might come a point in time with not only could they not sell it but they might be responsible for doing exactly what you said and bring it back to the area where it's family be it did what you would be an incredible cars Incredible cost would be an undertaking unlike any other rescue that we know of and how much would something like that cost I can't even imagine I mean I would be the wrong person to ask I can't put a figure on it I just know that it would take a lot of time it'll be a lot of dedicated I mean we would need to figure it out freaking them out it's a whole thing but it's possible I mean that's the important part Rockman it's just one of those things that I really think his people were going to look back on and we're going to go man how did we in 2019 not know that that was insane cuz that is not a chicken and I'm saying when it's not like something you could just keep in a cage that's that it for well over four and a half years 5 years now I've been advocating for bill s-203 which is a band against I was just a national at kinnick Adelaide ban against the whale and dolphin a porpoise captivity so that would include no more breeding no more import or export any of that okay during these by the way is going down as the longest bill ever researched in Canadian history because it's been a lot of issues from opposition a11 Center in particular in fact if I can have a moment to just give Senator Don plett a big ol I win you piece of which camera do I look at 4 that I win you piece of s*** so I should be more humble but was that the other guy the lawyer on the inside the senator that has every possible Block in front of the passage of this bill he's tried to kill it silently for I mean this is an epic epic story we've had to as activist and the community-at-large and again I have to stress how much you had a hand in this is the server point of crashing it on a on a couple of instances where they were going to kill the builders silently through ass or procedure he's got his role is a senate whip so he's the actual yield a lot of influence and power he he creates the Committees were people do the studies everything he sets the the the dates for the committee's coming he had this thing study for like 17 straight month it was absurd longest tenure in the in Canadian legislative history of it appears but this guy was doing his is do you think that what do you think like why was he doing that he's one of these guys who looked at this bill and he sees it as a activist or the left-wing libertarian a liberal sort of fluffed Bill he doesn't see that it's necessary he went to Marineland as an invited guest he's very publicly declared his friendships for John holder I don't want to speculate as to whether there's been any money exchanges Brando he's certainly very interested in killing this bill and by virtue alone of activist pressuring and exposing all of his as efforts we actually save this built on a number of occasions the most notable of which was just a few weeks ago where in the House of Commons it appeared this bill is going to die and literally at the eleventh hour I packed up we drove to Ottawa I had a tweetstorm set up we put pressure on I tweeted individual senators are rather individual members of Parliament and I promised them and they know this is a sensitive time in Canadian politics for a Justin Trudeau leader of the liberal party as I promised them if this bill died on account of the fact that what was happening with the Liberals were going to propose amendments to the bill class II that would send it back to the senate for further review at which point we know Don plett was waiting in line to kill it there was nothing we could do at this point this was going to be his to kill the fact that this was being facilitated by show my ass down there I got them a student from Every Which one of them and I look them all in the eyes I'm just like I'm going to make you famous I'm going to make you famous and I'm going to make you famous how to make you famous and I don't want to speculate if that's what if that's what saved the day although it was mentioned in the House of Commons that special interest pressured them at the last second but in a in a lather illegal can you say that to someone going to make you famous I think it's it's like a scene from like the percent what is it was the cowboy movie with Val Kilmer played Doc Holliday member Tombstone yeah you know those cute guys in the it was in the 80s or 90s play did a western movie together gun it's from that will make you famous somewhere I think it's from that of the cowboy movies right is it the campiest today Alicia literally right before the meeting starts the entire committee stand up and leave the room where I work with are we prepared for this to die I'm there for a funeral they come back in the conservative members of the committee proposed are amendments the Liberals which outweigh the the conservatives are voting so they're just not going to propose I'd like to withdraw my Amendment no longer record sits down okay we'll go remember to I'd like to withdraw my Amendment sits down number three like to withdraw my men were like holyshit I'm looking back and I've got some we've got some people there that with the same interests as me and I don't even know exactly what's going on at this point I just know that their faces are indicative that we might win this thing and the 4th cyberpunk stand-up he withdraws the amendment and we save this thing in the last second and I absolutely know it was a pressure campaign because like I said I was going to come on this podcast already had this date written for some time and this was going to have political implications that I don't know that the Liberal Party could have sustained it's a really bad time I think this came from the top down where it came from the bottom up this came from the top down you're not killing that though I think people are understanding what dolphin captivity really it's what Orca captivity really is I think they're understanding that now I think it's just one of those things that exists because it's always existed but if it didn't exist now there's no f****** way anybody would ever let you do it if if there was no captive dolphins in orcas if someone just went around and kidnapped them with what scientists know now about their social structure and their Community do they're so complex the way they took that f****** dialects right it's their dialects orcas I have they have they share languages in different regions and actually have a different accent of sorts I mean it's so it's really remarkable stuff yeah right it would be a global outrage if today is day one that someone said hey and look at the same as put this in this box already Legacy businesses that have been around for a long time that look this is not good going so well if you can you can see it in all the advertising these days SeaWorld almost rarely shows any orcas in their commercials although it seems the industry is so switching to baby walruses in fact there their they're the new orcas they're sort of the new brand of a cute guy really is happening all over top of Vancouver Aquarium is running with it yeah and it's a nasty world if you go to their Twitter it's you know I can't say that present it's it's like literally the case today but yeah a lot of baby walrus stuff is work going it's just they know that they can run with that at least for the time being crazy and all of this is here this bill is passing that we know it's going to pass it says I should be bitching get Royal assent come second week of June shy of some some catastrophe this thing will become law that's why Marineland is trying to get rid of these whales as quickly as they can get him out of here at least now they can just about Salt Lake tattoo to export permits have been approved to their to beluga whales are going to Spain being facilitated through the Vancouver Aquarium this becomes an ugly mess here because these associations okay and Industry voices these places facilitate animal transfers one up to other member facilities it's really just a club and this club protects the interests of these parts and keeps any type of oversight locked Lobby groups basically threw the Vancouver Aquarium Marineland to Spain but they're claiming them to be Vancouver Aquarium whales which is not true they were never on these on inventory oh brother this facilities inventory list there's never been any knowledge of any of this but what happened is because Vancouver Aquarium is accredited and has an affiliation with the A's are they sold in Canada we call it Casa the Canadian Association of zoos and aquarium and Marina is in fact not they no longer have their accreditation they did they didn't have the best of relationships shortly after all of our Revelations it's all just right now it's just the industry as a whole is breaking all of its own rules to facilitate getting beluga whale has 51 of them okay there's five born every year but they always have 51 and they don't they haven't shipped in order to vote in nearly a decade at this point I mean you do the math that what's going on exactly so they're dying they always have 51 they don't ship them anywhere else I can attest that yes when I was there and in my experience you don't have to watch my words because I know Maryland's lawyer Andrew Burns is listening hi Andrew I'll see you next week in my experience as many animals are born you're just about losing his money so you lose two old ones you lose three young ones not all the ones that are boring to be successful just to a half are so so what's happening with the industry want that bloodline is 51 captive orcas. Might still be the case with Canada so actually the public might actually be consulted about the import of these five Beluga set reminder seeking permit for it to export so that's something that certainly is activist level I'll be I'll be helping to guide towards the proper resolution but it is a race right now to get rid of Marineland animals and inside the doors in the fences it's time for me to be on the outside because I've never outside because I've never in the last six and a half years of litigation because of my advocacy and being sort of it basically being engaged in war with Marineland I've never seen them work harder to suppress me into try to silence me that they are now


    Joe Rogan | How Studying Dolphins Led to the Creation of the Isolation Tank
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    and I wrote a piece of long time ago on my blog and I talked about it in one of my comedy specials that I had a crazy experience with dolphins once when I was really really high and I had this that means it sounds silly to even talk about but I almost feel like I I kind of understood that they are like us but they just don't alter their environment is like when they were playing with us when they were jumping by the bow and it was looking at you they're looking at you while they were jumping around with the boat and I was like they're playing and they're looking at you like a person would like a water per interacting they're almost a language at this point there's some level of bridge Gap in the location when you get to see that they're expressing themselves in interest in you and what not Inn and scoping you when you get really close and and establish a relationship with these animals that something stuck in real squirrelly because you start to find that happy medium language and now all the sudden you are starting to sort of speak so to say why I started getting really weird feelings about SeaWorld and then an animal captivity why do we need that in this day and age but this isn't the Dark Ages we shouldn't be putting whales and orcas and dolphins putting them in these tanks these f****** Water swimming pools swimming pools any of these things that are probably as smart as us and some different way we're so prejudiced in that we only think of intelligence is something that can manipulate its environment that's our problem like we like look at them there b**** ass World there any houses they can't write a letter they they're f****** stupid man stop it they're stupid but Dolphins apparently have a cerebal cortex is someone something around 40% larger than a human beings have super-complex languages their emotional intelligence has Siri and it appears that it's far beyond anything we ourselves can understand the same as orcas they've got that they've got another part of the brain in the front which is their its function in that the front of the cerebral cortex function is to expert communication and foreign for it and it didn't answer their emotional capacity to a point where we don't really know the depth of which they are of the power of their motion but we know that they stay with their families for their lifetimes the mail bore from from the mothers will rarely leave the mother's side quite literally the distance of an orca itself the only time that mail will go on is when it's matured it will go to procreate and then back to the mother and it will live its entire life is such a sad fact about that is in my experience working with male orcas from one of which cut from the wild a big bull Orca is he's a mama's boy you can see something was missing he was traumatized from something and of course even myself regarded whale expert in the capacity of working at a freaking place like Marineland even I would have never known this information when I start this is not information that was available to us back and I started 2008 makes sense now this animal traumatized from birth he's his will to live is just gone it's the mail it appears to me and in my experience the male sex of a well I've worked deals at work with sea lions at work with the walruses dolphins belugas and orcas all of them die younger the males die younger and I think I'll definitely work isn't it in the Dolphins cases is they just don't have that will to live without that strong maternal figure in their life disorder try to explain to people but don't see it and I think that the Dolphins get treated well with orcas get treated well this is what imagine if someone stole your son and put him in an air box at the bottom of the ocean and dolphins and whales and Fishes came by and stared at him imagine and he lives his life like that with no contact other than with his his dolphin handlers or whoever's taking care of him and he just lives in this box missing his family missing his loved ones missing his life infused lost and with with a language that is especially with orca dolphins have a language it's so complex we haven't been able to really decipher it we don't understand how it works it'll John Lilly spent date they spent I think decades working on trying to get dolphin to speak human noises had a bunch of studies that he did and he even had a crazy story of the woman who lived with the dolphin she should try to establish a relationship with the dolphin we're sheet they made an apartment half underwater but the dolphin always wanted a fuk so she just jerk the dolphin off and when she took the dogs out that was going to come to town and then she could do our work so for her it was just like a technicality I just got to church this dolphin off it's a in the animal it wants to be rubbed all the moral stuff it's attached that is all in my own head she's like I'm just going to be a scientist and they were like, get that Dolphins but I do know that they did some experiments with LSD and that John Lilly who was one of my personal Heroes he's the creator of the flotation tank this is all John Lilly stuff he was a Pioneer in interspecies communication who take acid and think that he was communicating with dolphins did you know you're on the cover of one of his books yes your face is I mean it's it's a spitting image on in one of his books I have to look this up Google travel s*** dude it's in there you are. I'm sorry I was at home with you here. Man that's weird I can't read that I didn't read that one really interesting is the one that also has diagrams on how to the tank who try to get people to build tanks he was like listen man I found some s*** out you got to try this the last time I was here the last time two times ago you actually sent me to crash and crash I have to crash the float lab scientist behind float lab that's why those things are so well engineered when I met him I was like what was like before that when I first got a tank in my 2002 somewhere around in 2002-2003 and it was it was great but it was like it would break things will go wrong it flooded my basement it was like those disasters wasn't and then my friend who was a tank mission is actually tank technicians he said listen. To get check out the sky in Venice so some mad scientist down there in Venice was just making me super over-engineered float tanks and because they look like walking meat lockers right now he's always good for him Elwes enhanced experience. He's always trying to make it better he's the front of the line and when I first started working with him like when I first start having on the podcast and and I hired him to build me a tank and I'll let you know like there was no tanks it was it was real rare that you'd find tank centers now they're f****** everywhere man they're everywhere I say this the experience I had in his tank was hands down a different really isolates you there with at least this was like a pod that they bought and installed in a room is super insulated so there's no f****** noise getting in that thing to her the whole backstage to arouse Outback to check it should I was like he was he's making this super high-end crazy f****** double-wall insulated tanks he get in there it's just something to think about and crazy f****** double-wall insulated tanks he get in there it's just think about the subject


    How Phil Demers' Fight with Marineland Started | Joe Rogan
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    Mesa means as much to us as anybody but except for you well it's nice to see it this is my this is my happy place is my safe place for people don't know what this is all about I'll give everybody the backstory Phil used to work at Marineland is an orca trainer and he also trained walrus name smoochy-smoochy is still allegedly in captivity Marineland all those no photographic evidence but you pretty sure she still there I was told that she is still there and she's in good shape and I'm hanging on to that since you came on the podcast the first time which was how many years ago living this lawsuit life for 6 years trapped in a lawsuit with a gigantic Corporation with Incredible amounts of money that's been trying to crush him and they've made up stuff will tell me what's what's happened if you give give me your your perspective on how it all went back in 2012 I made I was forced to make a very difficult decision elected to speak out against the conditions of which Marineland animals were living in I did so knowing the risks knowing that Marine I was a litigious company but I did so on account of the fact that the animals were suffering incredibly before quitting I had an agreement with Marineland that look I'm leaving this is long before I spoke out that's poking out I'm leaving but yeah we have to establish that I can maintain this relationship with the walrus because I imprinted on her it's important stress that that she thinks I'm her mom if she was a baby she was a baby when she came in so she was wild caught imagine probably witnessed her mother get slaughtered that's the that's the method of collecting babies by the by the captors in Russia and so she comes in traumatic at the age of we estimate about 18 months of age which is pretty old in fact in our experience Fremont experience of acquiring these wild-caught baby walruses sort of traumatic experience with her that I was there with her this anomalous thing happened where her bra circuitry opened up and much like in the wild where in the case of herd animals the babies become familiar with the mothers sound Sans look everything all the senses are acute they're they're aware of who they where they are so that they can find each other and it's these thousands of animals will this happen to her so the brain circuitry opens suddenly I'm imprinted on her I wasn't prepared to leave Marineland unless it was of the understanding that I can continue to help her because historically my relationship with her you had everything to do with her health and well-being I quit with the understanding with Marineland this was to be the case I've been gone for a month I come back unannounced they don't want to let me in there hiding something I get in I see her she's in terrible shape I snap a few photos I leave now emits this week dry she hadn't eaten in my haven't been gone a month was the longest you've ever actually been physically part I've been trying to wean my presents off of her so that other trainers could be able to maintain a healthy healthy diet for healthy light allows but he was emaciated because she wasn't eating cuz I wasn't there for that month I can't say but you certainly not eating she's super skinny they had her on a bunch of drugs which includes psychotics Valium antidepressant when I saw her my jaw hit the floor it's important to note that during this some newspapers have been calling they wanted to know why I quit if we back up a little bit it should be noted that in 2007 my relationship with music or took off in the early sort of Internet viral days and whatnot we made front page of like a CNN and Jimmy Kimmel did a piece and so there was some of that backstory of the then I guess you would call it the fluff celebrity type thing but question I started feeling calls from this newspaper who's looking who's keen on doing an investigation of Marineland so I wasn't going to participate I had no interest again stressing Marineland litigious history and also look I've got this relationship with a walrus that I have to keep this relationship with Marineland healthy enough so once I realized I'm a first-time Mom it should be stressed so I basically called the newspapers my said you put my face my name doesn't matter just print it let's go let's get the story out story gets out well Marineland as expected start their lawsuits they'd it's like a it's almost like a scorched-earth they take a scorched-earth method in this was when the original owner was alive yes he is no longer alive he died in June in fact so years into this litigation so they sued me they sue me for a million five-issue my girlfriend they suit other activists they should newspapers they they're suing everybody mistake they made is in all of their absurd allegations that they've yet six and a half years into into litigation yet to prove any of it they cannot it's never going to happen it doesn't exist at the just lawsuit it's full of lies and b******* bottom lines the mistake they made as they stood me for plotting to steal Sushi that's where the headlines takeoff and they also called me the Kanye West of animal training you said they called you the Tweet was I said Joe. You just say when I book a flight to come to La I sent you the link to the to the store the headline was Kanye West of animal training being sued for plasma Stillwater you wrote they called you the what and then you live in the DM's and said that lasted you just say when


    Joe Rogan | Louis CK is NOT Like Bill Cosby
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    so will you pissed off when the Lucy Kay recording got released in comics word announcing it f***** up and funny and funny because it's f***** up because you're not supposed to say it which is the exact thing he's done his whole career right and then ruin the material can he drop the bit cuz it's kind of like too much but hilarious line if you want people to forget about you jerking off make jokes about kids getting shot I put it on CBS so now they're hearing it before that there was just a hundred 80 people in Long Island hearing it and it was supposed to be as if you like comedy you can't release people s*** like that because you're never going to get good comedy because everyone's going to like every time Dave Chappelle do you know workouts at or anybody you're going to get these half cook bits and then you get a release them and ruin it for you it's going to ruin it for for the people that listen it's like for the people that are in the room that's for them if you're taken and there's been a lot of talk about Louis making this copyright thing saying that you know that they will take legal action if you print or you do anything to record or do anything to put the material online right and someone saying he can't do that like will buy candy do that the difference between that and music like if you go to hear someone sing a song and you the lyrics to all my God Gary Clark jr. has this amazing new song Here's the lyrics that doesn't ruin the song but if you say he's got this hilarious joke in the The Twist is he says this will you just f***** that bit up for everyone that's ever going to listen to read that yeah it's it's frustrating do you not know what a workout said is do you understand this guy was out of Comedy for almost a year do you know that this guy was doing a f****** hour after being out of commie for almost a year f*** you stop pretending that what you do is different stop about a mass shooting more about pulling your dick out in front of someone or about anything along those lines publicly shiting on Comics unfinished bits Comedy Central on Netflix quite a while I like to do a bit at least 3 months before it's somewhere figured out in the comics should people hate it's like worst case scenario like he block the door then block any doors do you know and they're laughing at people joking around like it became this traumatic thing years later talk about it after the fact but then on top of that it's like God do you think the guy has suffered enough like when when is he suffering enough UEC is lack of empathy with people where they don't even want to respect as a human being they don't they don't want to appreciate any of his old they don't want that they don't have anything that he could do that would make them just go all right well I know you're not going to do that again and you seem like a reasonable person's like we like you can't be your past you're not the guy was sitting at Sneaker write your Joe list today yeah wants to be remembered for the worst thing they did it's it's I think it's just a thing where they know it's an easy target I really do I think of a certain point in time people just decide that this is a guy you can take a free shot at and you can sit on them and you going to trivia things to him that aren't true you contribute tribute a bunch of things to him that are not accurate and it's easy like the like calling him all right or saying Lucy Kay showing his true colors now Jesus Christ Delon in x amount of time he would have crafted that into a great bit I'm sure of it yeah I agree that came out and we're talking trash about it I was like you guys should shut the f****** because this this whole art form is about trial and error this whole art form is about being with which one of the rare things that we need a crowd to in order to for these things to come alive take chances I just thought ironically with Louis I went we went and saw Apocalypse Now during the Tribeca film festival and Francis Ford Coppola was there he came out he spoke about the film beforehand and after and that Robert Duvall was also there and it came out and wait Charlie don't surf or put everything on the line to make the movie himself maybe this time but you have to take chances with our he's like there's no art without taking big chances and doing a joke put it out the public it's not for those with some people that bought the tickets but it's also in context of the experience of being in a comedy club having a couple drinks and watching a hilarious guy talk some s*** especially a guy coming back after a national Scandal that worldwide worldwide Scandal about them getting shot either but one of the things that made that bit work was that yes it was a horrible tragedy yes those kids went through that yesterday teenagers they're trying to figure out life and they're being interviewed on CNN and some of them were changing their opinions and they're developing growing as we speak but one of them broke f*** the patriarchy on his Twitter the other day like that was his tweet like in and not even as a joke like that's an 18 year old that's what kids do well you have to hear from them because their friends got shot me but you do know one obviously like that's not this is not a conversation this is stand-up comedy in art form and saying things that are funny that are f***** up that's part of the artform If you deny that he's either you that's not the kind of Comedy you like or you don't appreciate what comedy is might actually f****** do something I mean it's like they're making changes and I'm like power to the people God bless you but I can still laugh at a joke about it's still funny to me to see someone be like why are you and you can both things can exist you can have empathy for murder victims and even be like and here's the other thing like I don't think so I got to see him when you're in town if you can he's f****** hilarious he's a legitimate Mania Legend in Los Angeles for he was already there and really f****** funny but he pushed her car into the river or something bad kids because I heard they sat that close to the TV that ever put away that blocks it was spilling a f****** milk those those kids will not be missed normal thinks you talking about coming in your own face or someone is often cited or quoted as if it's a statement you know like he set this like on stage in a comedy club as a part of a big giant chunk about this and you take me out of context you doing in the worst possible way you put it in print of course it looks terrible it's like that has no relationship to the actual bill itself you're at the print version of it it's not it's at allies you go to jail for saying that's the joke you're a liar you're a liar you're defaming someone you're taking what they're doing and you ending the what they were saying is what they mean you know that's not what they mean that's like are rubber that in the movie Act we know it's a horrible tragedy that's why jokes work and they don't they don't work because you're mean didn't work because you're horrible at work because everyone knows you're joking if everybody really thought you were horrible person and you were happy that people get shot they wouldn't laugh at God damn thing you said right that's it's a it's a f****** weird art form so weird art form and for it to be dismantled and disrespected the way it is where people are with people break down people's bits and take them out of context like that it's it's so foolish and the fact that people don't stand up for it in the art form itself that drives me f****** crazy told me I was a bunch of people don't even talk to me more like I'm not talking to you anymore like this what you going to do if I do a bit the top cooked and in the UN talked about me right you're doing this for your own favor you're not doing this for the artform you're not doing you're not an empathetic person you're looking at him as a human being clear the guy f***** up he made some mistakes if you listen to that set that's a good set of Comedy for almost a year and then have to figure out whether or not they're willing to take a chance and put it on put it on YouTube as website yes I hope he does that you know I mean this is how I do that he should be punished for eternity so I can see what we Catholics like what's going on here but what is this you know what did he do I mean he did something that caused a lot of Crossing on 35 million dollars a massive public shame still to this day more than it was almost like 2 years later was like a year-and-a-half now 2017 senior in this idea that you're you know do you know I'm supposed to compare offenders you know that you're not supposed to make judgment calls off course you are that's why some people go to jail for life and some people go to jail for 2 years and this is the reason why we have lesser punishment for good for you thing to do but you're not Bill Cosby okay it did to say that you're not supposed to make these comparisons and like this is a load of subjective right we were talking about this and I see you're nervous I'm terrified long you think it's going to be before people just let go actually the group that are really upset about it I think it's probably like a quarter of a million people that's a lot of people it's a lot like 300 million people in the country but I mean the shows I mean on Twitter and stuff hang out and I'll just search his name to see that we went out to eat in New York and there was a kid hip streaky look similar to me 02 signaling attention NYU students does all caps Louis CK is in the neighborhood make him uncomfortable! We are like that's like psychotic but that's what I was talking about earlier that I think he's at Target and I think they just decided this is what they're going to do now in a real-world scenario you have an opportunity to say something if you really feel so compelled the guys right in front of you you don't say s*** and then you get online and tell other people to do it right other people to make them uncomfortable but for the most part yeah well we'll go around and it is to everything is different in person cuz you realized I like that nobody how many people get dirty looks and stuff here and there was just way more online then the not online but the shows are all selling out and there's a few people outside to be this evil person they should be protesting against but I think if you look at it on paper what he did was just not good it's like it's it's you know the worst that I had heard was at some people's careers it suffered because they were talking about it. Someone but I don't know how much of that is accurate I don't need to find out about that begrudge the women I think that two different people can have the same experience and take different things from it feel different ways and I understand sexuality is weird so like they could in the moment his perception my people they said yes and I think he kind of talked about this a little bit unsteady tell his we felt Sucka and pressure two people can have the same experience and have different perspectives so I don't hurt and feel mistreated maybe that's his thing probably gotten if she had blue eyes and maybe have to like push I would hate if you jerked off running yeah you can still see but they canceled the new one that he was going to do it to ya so it was a yes if he went out and talked about it extensively like I had a conversation about like they may be videotaped it or something and I don't know like if people had his take on it other than that little letter that he wrote right after it happened yeah maybe that would help yeah but that was a good apology a good statement I thought some people will never be happy and some people were happy with it in some people just felt like it wasn't enough that you know he didn't specifically say I am sorry you know I feel horrible I'm sorry I did this he basically said he did it and those stories are true and that he f***** up and he thought that they you know he talked about them saying yes that that was okay but meanwhile he took advantage of the fact they admired him and he's very empathetic and this is what I really got very angry about with the the leak of the recording my cat's name is best material from other comedians like do you how do you do this but if those friends feel awesome friends better off if you lost friends cuz of that like if that was re I would call him up like if there's a New York Times article about re jerking off front of people I'd be like bro I'm a little hurt never turns out in front of me butcher out there murdering kids or something for that like come on man what did you think it was a perfect person some Maniac where you can come up with these crazy as these guys who you know are Freaks and they're out of their f****** mind off stage but onstage they have like sort of a more squeaky-clean thing in there public thing is more squeaky clean and their judgmental about it like oh my God like please stop you're f****** crazy as anybody right have a good squeaky clean act so shut your hole anything in there public saying is more squeaky clean and they're judgmental about it like oh my God like please stop your f****** crazy is anybody have a good squeaky clean act so shut your hole wildest animals


    Joe Rogan | Kratom Gets You High!!
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    the people that I'm like yeah but you're f***** up all day everyday yeah if you have an addictive personality and you have a problem with anything there's a lot of people to get into that Kratom stuff to know thyself is Kratom is plant-based I think people trying to call it an opiate I don't know if it's technically an opiate but it's legal you can buy it and helps people that actually alleviates while the symptoms of opiates and it acts as a mild stimulant when you take a little bit of it like a dick to feels like a cup of coffee with a guy like this is nice but then I said I wonder what it's like and I was asking a friend of mine takes a long time ago how much do you take and he's like I take $10 can you take 10 legally but it's weird high it's like everything functions like your muscles in your arms and everything moves the way it's supposed to it doesn't feel like you're uncoordinated or or you're tripping and stumbling eyes like that but your brain is like this is not sober it's like screaming this is not sober but it's a different kind of this is not sober interesting could go lift weights are you go do something I wouldn't do an imperiled you go running on that stuff so is it like I had like a body to head if you take a cup of coffee but if you take multiple pills and it becomes more of like but I didn't realize but you get pretty f***** up and then you get a tolerance for it so that a lot of these guys are taking like 10 pills then going to the gym now the car need for my back yeah I think there's definitely some sort of Desire the attention you didn't get somewhere you're upset about it and so when you're not on stage when you aren't trying to do something else to make you forget about that attention or affection you didn't get somewhere on the line if you can harness it yeah it's interesting to go that sort of self reflecting and therapy or whatever it whatever your method is or people do it with mushrooms or whatever but then introspective of like go to the wrong. Center next up you go to the wrong. Center in Malibu start doing acid


    Joe List Walked Around Sears Naked | Joe Rogan
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    a job 2007 would you do I work at Sears I did loss prevention it was amazing some of the best day jobs ever really well my cousin was the boss which helped and he let me work from 10 to 6 which is great comedy hours and then we were like plain closed 82 cameras and you can zoom and Shane just watch people all day and then you walk around the store be like we got to keep an eye on the camera 11 he was hilarious Named Dave. He's dead now and I keep a voicemail message from him just cuz he was such and such a character who is just such a f****** character and he was hilarious and he got a DUI and they took away his license in what he really needed was not an assistant you neither driver side side a good to have a good drivers license so but I was working as an assistant and then we became friends and we bust people mostly people that were stealing insurance money there were like doing things like pretending they were injured and they take another job on the side and then would catch him we have to get there like 5 in the morning wait for them to get up and go to work and then follow them take pictures of mature that's fun it was fun gig was fine it was real fun to because he was actually cousins with Bill Downs who is one of the owners of the comedy connection Bill nobody down dumb luck I became friends with this guy but from driving around and his cousin was the got one of the guys that own the comedy connection I loved working upstairs but I thought you were aware and we're doing a lot of judging anyways don't tell me what to do it's not like you're stuck in a f****** Dad's going over stupid numbers or something you don't give a f*** about I'm so I covered my face with a brown paper bag and butt like a candy thong necklace at the necklace to Candy thong at Spencer's Gifts and I wore that what is the problem if a woman walk to restore naked do you think she should go to jail I don't think I should think I would assume she has mental problem I think she likes to be naked if a guy goes through a place like maybe you're a Target in some some gallon-size take off her clothes and walk as far as she can to Target before they arrest her are you in support of her being arrested and taken to a jail and hit with a sex crime no I'm not in support of that but I did a lot of things rules and laws that I'm not in support of that well it depends on what he's doing cock electric condom what if he's got all his clothes on except for his cock and balls and he's just he's just riding out and I was just coming out of the Tapas because men used to be able to go top will men could go topless forever but there was a rule that said that women couldn't and women alike will this is b******* and they're right and I think a lot of them didn't even want to be topless right but they're like what this is f***** up people telling us that are nip like Sarah Silverman Sarah Silverman just posted on Instagram a photo of her mirror like her bathroom mirror your tits in the mirror like make a point like it's but also like why is it okay if you can see my tits why is it okay to see my nipples but you can't see her nipples like what we babies I agree that's free the nipple on 4th Instagram is really hardcore on that but Twitter you do p*** do you think that you should be arrested if you just walk around naked if I was making the rules because it's what you do with it as I walk around naked Society Norms worth we were there when you shot your special in a hundred percent I was at the top of Lombard Street and there is a large Gathering of naked people so I don't know what the f*** that was about nonsense


    Joe List on Doing Stand-up in Iraq | Joe Rogan
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    I love my sobriety but like 1 and 1/2 Vicodins and 3 beer was like the best I've ever felt in my entire life in the moment I was like this is the best I've ever felt did you just stand up over there for the troops over there the most grateful audience there was like so nice and wine. That was really cool of it was like 2 in the afternoon and there's like 12 guys f****** a hundred degrees they're holding rifles being like what the f*** is this show toronto-based lead like a hundred people but some of them were like just in the middle of the 11 in the morning in the middle of f****** Baghdad I shared a room and I asked me said no so I would have to feel compelled to leave the room I got a I got a goal I got to check something off the list or somewhere where we are f****** some yeah but it was awesome a shoot flares out for whatever I can't remember why I never didn't tell us that was here like and you feel the heat I think it's in danger he has to like Westfield we won't be able to run let's get on


    Joe Rogan on Alyssa Milano's Sex Strike
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    ask you you why don't you have a take on this there was a massacre happened and I was reading about it and I was like God damn this is f****** crazy and I'm reading about this and this guy was a white nationalist and it said hi to poodiepie before he went and killed all those people like what the f*** like what is this and then and then I just was because I was on Twitter looking all the stuff I saw something that led to something that someone tagged me in then I looked at my message for second and like how come you not talking about Christ Church racist piece of s*** what happened people you're like then you're on board I'm just talking to certain people because those people are right-wing and left-wing and right-wing I tell you I'm not why don't you believe me yeah yeah Alyssa Milano calling for a sex strike into this category like women or going to go on strike until we respect the Reproductive Rights in Georgia it's just Georgia you want to try for the whole country men Reproductive Rights right you're punishing a bunch of people that have nothing to do with this because we also have penises like it's so obvious f****** because if she does she's not down for the cause like you orchestrating everyone sex life that's crazy going to make people angry at you yes but it's a thing so if it's a thing you're allowed to talk about a thing and this thing happens to be a fetus that could become a Joe list or Jamie Vernon or Joe Rogan or who the person it is it's going to be a person and to pretend anything else is like they don't no one wants you to discuss it that way like no one wants you to say that this is a viable Offspring it's going to be a person someday no one wants you to say that it's just there's a Code words like a woman's right to choose there's like these these ways of describing it which I agree with a pro-life personal pro-choice person but sold and then people saying well that's just a woman's right to choose okay it is it is it is but that's a baby now but that thing could live outside the womb but isn't there isn't that is in danger it is right to have an abortion up until certain amount of time and I think it varies I don't think there's a federal guidelines I think that's one of the reasons why Georgia just instituted this six-week thing like their thing is the moment the child of the Heartbreak heartbeat and that apparently a 6-week sent fret 6 people want it to be just kind of black and white Twitter posting pink ribbon shaped like good Christ he's probably like it just he's probably could talk into his lawyer like what okay what would I lose it okay if we let out if I left right now how much would I have to pay if she can test that okay and then how much are the legal fees what is an average amount of time to spend in court how did it no sex for any man until we get our rights what's the very similar I mean isn't that the mindset of racism not just like just white guy suck no click f****** everybody sucks nobody gets any p**** right until we sort this out but part of it is just that part of it is just that


    Joe Rogan | Parkinson's Drug Turned Man Into a Gay Sex & Gambling Addict
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    I have I had HPV that goes away I got married but I think it's still in your blood and I think you still go people so interesting well so don't be lying people in shooting up HPV goes away on its own it does not cause any health problems but when HPV does not go away causes health problems like genital warts and cancer healthcare provider can usually diagnose warts by looking at the general area was to do that comedians can also diagnosed yeah I had that I went to Planned Parenthood a little thing on there and here it says there are currently no cure for existing HPV infection but for most people would be cleared by their own immune system and there are treatments available for the symptoms that can cause you can get the HPV vaccine I'll have a vaccine for young people don't know why I did not get it get it like before your 18 in the medication for Parkinson's Disease and GlaxoSmithKline lost judgement in court I think it was the tune of $600,000 American because it turned a guy into a gay sex and gambling addict all he wanted to do was hook up with guys online and Gamble and but listen I know it sounds crazy but they lost the lawsuit like a pharmaceutical Drug Company lost a lawsuit in the jury awarded this guy more than a half a million dollars how did he prove it all he wants who is fat guys that's a good question but they did they proved it to the point where this guy won money because he never had any problems like this before took his Parkinson's medication and it just wow I want some loads while they're starting to pass out lawsuit against glyphosate speaking speaking of that round up that that f****** that that shitt 2 billion dollars and another guy got 5 5 million but he didn't use a better lawyer correct cuz he got his lawyer got him 5 million the other people's Laura's got them billions what what is what's the drug roundup it's that weed killer weed killer gives people cancer and they're they're finally passing down these massive judgements against Monsanto jury with the hit Montana with two billion dollar judgment but there was that one and then there was another 145 + million that guy's got to be pissed right now you should open with that tonight at The Improv I will hear about this this thing called round up if it's very good for you but man there is a lot of f****** pesticides out there what's bumming me out the more I do because I just ate garbage whatever without thinking about it and that the more research I do the more I read about like I like to read health benefits of the Moon I'm eating while I'm eating it cuz it makes it feel like I'm doing something but then everyone or whatever are we about psychedelic to read health benefits of the Moon I'm eating while I'm eating it cuz it makes it feel like I'm doing so good but then everyone the bottom of the page like to eat too much broccoli you'll shoot your blood or whatever


    Joe Rogan | San Francisco Sent Their Homeless to Indianapolis
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    man f****** life bro I never went to The Cheesecake Factory I was starving and I got to eat something and we came out and a hundred percent of our luggage in computers was stolen out of your car in the valley walking decoder think they can just get into cars that he's a on rental cars cuz I know you have suitcases and s*** they said little no smoking thing America getting more and more that way telling me this Jamie find out this is true because someone was telling me that there's a woman that I know that lives out here into saying that they bust people bust them in from other cities they take their homeless people and give them one way tickets to Los Angeles get back yeah they're on the same piece of ground right it's not as effective as a good place to fly into Hawaii send them back yeah lepers so there's an article I just found that was done by the guardian in 2017 seems like a pretty long in-depth article it doesn't say they're being bussed specifically to Los Angeles but this one example they're giving is purchase a ticket purchase to this guy by the city of San Francisco and I think this was sending him to Indianapolis so he went send them to travel 2275 miles over three days to reach his destination in Indianapolis and then freeze to death from San Francisco to Indianapolis you don't have the proper Footwear that sucks sees have been offering homeless people free bus tickets to relocate Elsewhere for at least three decades. That is gross what is the impact those programs are having on the cities that send and the city that received them and what happens to these homeless people at the recent destination for the best example of that was that wild wild country documentary College it was like that yeah I was watching like a half hour and I was like I kind of him into this religion which one going clear HBO because obviously like way more in the depth about how crazy l.ron Hubbard was and what he essentially did and how he started this whole thing and he was self analyzing it was trying to heal himself because he was f****** crazy and along the way got really into psychology and self-help books then what was quoted saying if you want to make real money you start of religion and then start a religion yeah not wrong I saw the whole Graphics cuz we can at least crazy what is that burst is that burst from Southern California is San Francisco Texas doesn't give a f*** doesn't shoot you still shoot you have a hole for homeless people out in the desert why not like Wyoming they don't have enough people up there anyway to live up there they're just not interested in taking in your homeless you know when you bleed by time you get to be a certain age I guess you just have to accept the fact that this is just life this is the life you know yeah hard to live up there they're just not interested in taking in your homeless you know when you wake by time you get to be a certain age in your homeless I guess you just have to accept the fact that this is just life this is the life you know it seems unpleasant.


    Joe List Got Blackout Drunk and Shit in a Shoe | Joe Rogan
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    like I said if people can look at my acting like he's talking about dicks and s*** I talked about all kinds of things sometimes it to though yeah from having an I got to many should jokes that was like 12 minutes that's working you want to extend it and write other things about it so then that's the way it goes I had a time. Where I had like four bits about aliens and I was like God damn is it too much so you see the movie contact Jodie Foster mentally I felt like a mess I mean I wasn't I never killed anybody or anything but I was an alcoholic yeah I shouldn't a girl's shoe and got herpes flight right across go to the Seattle comedy competition Jeepers do that now it was like to take a month-long competition Washington State it's like 3 hours a night it's pretty crazy and I woke up at like 9:20 in the morning and this girl's bed now. I got to get the hell out I got to piss if I piss in This Woman's bed it's going to be it's going to be horrible so I ran to the bathroom found the bathroom pissed for like a half hour you know those trying to like put my s*** to get my bum all f***** up and then I came out and like her living room and her table had been like smashed like a Chris Farley function table bother me find my clothes so I went back into a room and on the way there I saw like kind of like Footprints of Pooh and then I came in and she had a high top Nike sneaker that just had like a big well I think I mean I was in a blackout so but I think what happened was I thought it was a toilet cuz that's not like my sense of humor I'm not like a I've never been that got to take a s*** places catch this flight so I took my sock and put it on like a like a puppet like a hand puppet sock puppet I just kind of picked it up that way and then turn the sock inside out right would you like to suck and threw that away and I tried to wipe up as much of the she asleep so then I get in the cab to go to the airport missing my flight and I text the girl I'm so sad I want to kill myself like I can never I got to chill sorry to tell her that I figured she know she wrote back it's okay it was it was crazy crazy night was fun whatever and I was like man f****** party across the country side effects satellite put at that house had a middle seat for a full cuz I miss my plug side of your Panda fan outside of my pay on my s*** just like a good streak like I would say ankle to need you didn't go to the bathroom and try to clean it up airplane mode was that makes more sense that is a better reaction cuz I thought they must have the crazy part is I s*** it was like 9 in the morning they had left for work it was your s*** yeah they didn't have a dog I so they don't just shittin their own shoes it was the first time they notice cuz I think it would been a real comedian on your legs you win a competition by f****** kill I love it lives forever but it's about like this lot like a 12in LOL that's my favorite one so I sent three hundred bucks in a cup, my friend Nate bargatze and I was like how much is 300 bucks like a good amount and he's like he's from Tennessee's like I don't think doesn't amount you can send and I didn't really keep in touch with them but they were they were nice to me like hopefully don't get that f***** up again but they were they were nice to me like hopefully don't get that f***** up again by the way I drank that and I kept drinking for two more you think I'd be like a bottom


    What Joe Rogan Hopes Happens Because of the #MeToo Movement
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    the film Jarhead just that movie I did not it's good isn't that big I love Jake Gyllenhaal got super shredded he's a great actor come on son that is about a shredded as a man gets like I worked hard to get that body now he's amazing he's great and zodiac is one of my favorite movies Brokeback Mountain I love and what's the one with the Nightcrawler you don't like that just stayed to have a thing yeah and then certain people that you like enough of this f****** guy yeah there's some people that are famous actors that you're like how did this guy again I don't understand what up some names necklace but most of them are like most people that are doing well a pretty good yeah and acting well that's what we would hope see this is thing that I hope comes out of this hole me-too movement besides these criminals getting busted is that the changes the whole this like there's a sort of the way things an ecosystem out here with women to like there was a woman casting agent and we get them parts cheap she's really aggressive tread f*** my buddy just talked to my buddies she sounds nice to me when you're acting trying to audition it's not just sexual favors it's also political leanings and like they'll ask you questions about things everyone everyone Falls in line for us whatever the ideology that you supposed to adopt in order to be accepted by the community iexcel there they're really looking for people to say the right things and do the right things they want you to like it's not a coincidence that everyone in Hollywood is Progressive that everyone in Hollywood you know is super liberal super left-wing it's an act for a lot of them over for a good percentage of people out here it's a f****** that right it's it's a thing that gets you attention and credit but couldn't be part of it that I mean I don't disagree but I do think a lot of people that are naturally artistic they become open-minded and then they end up going to places where they're very diverse and part of becoming a lot of these people that are you know people in Muslim people and trans people then you got these people are just like me blah blah blah of fake humans that you got to realize it like most people have no opinions they're not real opinions or I just sort of spouting out this predetermined pattern of behavior that they feel like would be accepted yes for sure. I think it's set up that way best way to say what you just said but I just want it so bad right so bad yeah well that's big danger of being motivated by Fame and it's so bad to the audience as I can as long as you can keep that you end up being a pretty decent person is good bad that's what I think of what helps a lot of comedians is it starts off the seed is not fame or Fortune it's like I want to be as funny as I going to bring as much joy to the audience as I can as long as you can keep that you end up being a pretty decent person is good artist


    How Joe Rogan Would Improve Sitcoms
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    excellent actually you are working with me tonight at the Hollywood improv I appreciate it I'm excited hanging out with the people by the beach when it was night was down the airport my wife is here and I see what's going on in Manhattan Beach for lunch and we're enjoying ourselves so we got a hotel and made love and walked on the pillow you made love from all different time periods ancient toaster from like the 50s with all the patina on it and then you had modern toasters but I think he was trying too hard you know there's some dudes just wear bowling shoes and she said they just try too hard to be whacking what wasn't it was one of them squirrely deals or she was like so I'm so not interested in him I just want to go to this party for networking I was a young lad I just moved to Hollywood have did not know the ways of this goofy f****** town yet I hadn't had an exercise myself from Hollywood and protect me know before I was still doing the thing acting going on auditions and s*** so so I could that you when you first get here cuz everybody's trying to get a development deal everybody was trying to get a sitcom and it kind of like let you think that that was the only way right it's not something I'd be interested in doing but if you could do a sitcom with all stand up that would be the s*** that would be the s*** like a view you could do a sitcom with really good writers who were cool and all the people on the show or stand-ups that would be f****** monstrous yet not usually like that. get people in trouble they say things get people angry or someone calls up human resources and Joe list was talking about his deck yeah the crap service lady heard it and now there's a lawsuit I think with podcast now most of us comedians with podcasts have no chance of getting any corporate jobs that Comics fall into that are good writers they did get the sitcom writing gigs and it's a sweet gig you get paid thousands of dollars a week you build your bills are covered so you feel good right you're never going on the road you're you're in town all the time you just doing sets around town so you're pretending that you're still a comic right but you're really a sitcom writer who kind of like has a hobby and you never develop on the road and there's a bunch of guys you know Owen Smith I don't know walk-in hilarious one of the best comics in the world and he's just been spending so many years doing the sitcoms like I saw him one night at the, so I'm like how the f*** is this guy not gigantic like how did you not have a Netflix hour that everyone's talking about how is everybody not trying to book him places and just cuz he's been doing this this sitcom writer thing play the writing on a TV show but he's happy he likes got two kids that keeps them off the road but to me it's a bummer that, defax unlike I want to see the new hour but he still a little bit other than stand that can stand if I can write all day and then go do it that night or the writing like a movie or TV show I'm going to get paid to inspire to write it feels wasteful but I could be riding right jokes I do on stage you just get into that sort of thing where you just like what am I doing here and then it steals your thunder I feel that way all the time unrelated


    Trump's Trade War With China Could Turn Into a Nuclear War | Joe Rogan and Tulsi Gabbard
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    unlike China the United States has at least in perception a cleared differentiation between business and government and with one of the concerns that I don't want to talk to experts in China and their electronics and their their technological innovation is at their inexorably connected to the government reform and that is one of the main reasons that makes him credit difficult to compete with them on a global Marketplace when you see the state department has told people to stop using Huawei devices cuz Huawei which is the number to provider of cell phones in this world now they're connected the Chinese government like how do you take that what what do you do about that situation and how can chat between private-sector and government here in particular with the competition what would it comes to data we were very concerned about people sharing data we've we've done it ourselves we spy don't we proven through the Edward Snowden case of our government's doing as well to us where were the Chinese are doing it to us when we're saying don't buy Chinese stuff they're going to steal your data and steal your information still your your business Secrets what can you do to stop that what can you do to mitigate what's already happened ultimately you can't stop every single individual with what they're purchasing I think that you know you can relate what is sold here in the United States I think there's a role that government can play especially as we were talking about artificial intelligence and that kind of Technology again first and understanding it and then playing being that responsible party to make sure that what is being developed is not something that's going to result in these unintended negative consequences so obviously our government isn't you know doesn't have ownership over private business in this country but we still do have sensible regulations and responsibly the government has to play in regulating what businesses can and can't do what's interesting to me is this competition aspect between dealing with essentially just the private sector here in America versus the private sector in China That's combined inexorably with the military and that they have much more in once over what gets done and how things get done what did you pay attention at all to the state Department's call for a boycott of Huawei products what did you think about that I understood it you know I think there is a concern about that technology being being used to to get our information you know so that that can be enforced within the federal government right so the state department is saying hey the federal government is not going to purchase any Huawei produce products for cell phones whatever the technology is and encourage other people in the private sector to to do the same what people are worried about over here is that what they're trying to do is stifle the development of this gigantic company and that what they're trying Huawei yeah of Warwick is Huawei went from having a tiny share of the marketplace about 5 years ago to being the number to cell phone provider in the world next to Samsung they just surpassed Apple this is a Chinese company and that because of Chinese companies connected to the Chinese government the worry is that they're making ungodly sums of money and it's enhancing the Chinese government's ability to perform surveillance or just to just compete now just financially compete on a global scale and Tech nerds seem to be siding with Huawei which is interesting to me I read a lot of tech blogs and people that are experts and they say that there's no evidence that these cell phones have anything in them doing anything but that there has been some evidence of network devices and it's somebody's network devices do have some sort of a third-party input or in the building to have some ability to extract information that shouldn't be there that's interesting situation where you're competing with a country that also controls these companies that are the biggest cell phone and electronics providers on the planet diplomacy with China like what we can see what's happening right now with Trump it's it's not working very well you know this trade war that that frankly President Trump is escalating I think is really really dangerous it's having a negative impact on domestic producers manufacturers Farmers a friend of mine is a small business owner and he saw the news this morning about China retaliating with Trump's escalation I think with with another increase there tariffs and how he's thinking like my gosh that's going to impact my small business I got I don't know probably less than 15 employees and trying to figure out how it's going to impact the pricing and production manufacturing and everything every step of the way what's so dangerous about what Trump is doing with this trade war that he is that he's escalating is that these trade and economic Wars can very easily turn into a hot war and were talking about a new clue armed country in China so while there are trade differences and issues that we've got to address with China and issues with intellectual property and other things the way that Trump is going about this I believe is very irresponsible and dangerous creating a huge amount of uncertainty for American businesses while increasing tensions with one of the biggest nuclear powers in the world the ramifications could lead to a nuclear war this trade War could lead to something military yes yes what is Trump's argument is his argument essentially is that China has been treating us unfairly and that the rates at we're getting there are there they're not they're not even that trade imbalance with China is is a real issue why does the trade imbalance exists trade policy on the is anyone single incident that has that has created that imbalance and that you know I'm in Iowa a lot these days and a lot of farmers have been struggling with that and would like to see it fixed a lot in the Tech Community would like to see these issues fix especially related to intellectual property but the way in which Trump is doing it is having a very negative effect on these American businesses and jobs that Trump is supposedly advocating for both in really in the uncertainty that that is being set where you know it looks like they're on the brink of a deal just the other day it looks like hey okay the United States and China they've been working through these issues they're on the brink of a deal and all of a sudden Trump sends out a tweet saying nope we're going to increase these tariffs from 10% to 25% and I'll China is left like okay I thought we were I thought we were close to working working things out and now left in a where they have no other recourse but to retaliate as they did this morning so you can see quickly how this thing is spiraling so out of control and increasing these tensions between our two countries not being done in a way that did that to me is strategic providing us with the certainty of that password to reach a specific objective of correcting this trade imbalance just how this whole thing began why would you make a sweet it is hard to explain doesn't make sense it doesn't actually serve us and our interests of our economic interest of meeting that objective I don't know if he thinks this is part of his masterful you no negotiation skills but it's it's got a very dangerous effect and and the fact that we have nuclear strategist in this country who remind us that we are at a greater risk of nuclear war now than ever before it's because of these kinds of things that are increasing tensions between United States and China other things that are increasing the tensions between the United States and Russia you know country that were we still have nuclear missiles pointed at each other that can be set off at a moment's notice literally leaving us as people with just minutes before a nuclear Holocaust a nuclear disaster nuclear war and you really think that this could be set off by these Financial negotiations and by Trump saying something like just changing his his offer in a tweet if you threaten the country's economy and their Economic Security where does that logically lead you threaten their ability to provide for their people you threaten their ability to provide that stable environment which China so much of what they do is just like a they they look for that stability what else what other recourse is there other than the threat of military force and this case when you're dealing with two nuclear-armed countries this is what's at risk and it's something you know it's hard for a lot of people to conceive of like okay my gosh nuclear war really I mean this is something that you know back during the the cold war with the the you know kids going under their desk these drills and and you know okay where do you go find a bunker but this is something that that's a reality that we're facing today and it's something that you know we in Hawaii in January of last went through with that missile alert that was a fake missile alert a nuclear weapons on his way missile inbound towards Hawaii seek immediate shelter this is not a drill that was the message that was blasted out to over a million phones all across our state on the radio scrolling across the television and people immediate like seek immediate shelter okay where do I go where do I take my kids where do I take my family at college kids renting across campus at the University of Hawaii trying to find Schultz that seek immediate shelter but the the stick Insanity of all of this is that they're there is no shelter there is no shelter nuclear bunkers really I mean and for four people in this Administration and politicians who are ratcheting up these tensions with these nuclear-armed countries bring us to this new Cold War they are not saying okay well because we're do we're going to invest not just trillions but hundreds of thousands of trillions of dollars to make sure that every single American in this country has a nuclear bunker within 10 minutes of their home or their place of work or their or their school because that's how much time we have that's what we would need in order to deal with the consequences of the decisions that they're making in the failed leadership that they're providing and so this is this is an issue that I'm raising awareness about because of what that r risk I mean this is this is the greatest threat that we face and it requires strong leadership to walk away from this brink of nuclear war to be able to to work with other countries based on cooperation rather than conflict deescalate these tensions work out our differences and and walk us back from walk us back from the brink stop this nuclear arms race that's making us in the world last day


    How Will We Fix America's Broken Tax Code? | Joe Rogan and Tulsi Gabbard
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    you were talking about Universal basic income earlier and you were saying it in regards to dealing with impoverished communities but one of the big issues that people think we're going to need Universal basic income for is automation platform we are in a situation where there was an article today about Amazon using bottom these I forget exactly how to describe it but essentially robots their packaging things and automation is going to start taking over many non skilled jobs and this is true with the travel industry with Trucking with moving thing shipping that we are going to see less and less of these unskilled jobs and we're going to see millions of people out of work and that Universal basic income may be the only way to bridge that gap between them finding it sort of Bible new source of income I mean if it's a strong argument we got to figure out how we pay for it and how it actually achieved that intended objective but also look at making that those kinds of investments in in how do you train a whole new Workforce and in what new areas so and you're taking people who are working and you know really tough tough Labor job you know these are all these stories about people are working at Amazon very long hours very stringent timelines and and so if they're now being replaced by automation or robots or whatever it is you know let's look at our economy and see how we can you know help train folks for for jobs that pay more money and and hopefully help offer a better quality of life and I think that's an overall when we look at this I didn't. that's the way that we should be addressing this is not just a job is a job is a job is a job but really looking at the quality of life of people in this country that a job does not equal happiness or fulfillment but really looking at you know parents who have a child and who want to be able to spend some time at home raising that child or you know someone who wants to start start a small business and work out of their home to be able to hang out with their kid or whatever the case may be I think as we look at this and how we make this transition in a positive way in this country that we've got to look at it from this comprehensive approach of the idea of these people that are working in these fulfillment centers being happy is pretty ridiculous backbreaking incredibly stressful positions where if you read the reports mineral how accurate their what the job is like but they literally run from one place to another their times and never breaks or time limits yeah part of the problem with the idea that companies are supposed to constantly make more and more money now cuz you get Ruth ruthlessly competitive people looking at the bottom line every single aspect of that business and one of the things that suffers is human human sacrifice satisfaction and their sacrifice has to be greater because they they have to find a way to justify their position in the company and so they get paid very little they work very hard and now they're going to replace window company like Amazon paying not only paying no taxes writing this is for the third year in a row and also getting I think this last year was over a hundred 25 million dollar tax credit that's on top of that is Jeff Bezos has how much the whole thing is ridiculous and it's what people who are lean socialist to when they talk about unchecked capitalism without any sort of Regulation that can stop something like that from happening and stop workers from being exploited in that Way Beyond just and people say hey you don't you don't have to have that job if you don't you know you don't want that job don't take it but no one should have to have a job how about that have time bathroom breaks and run from one place to another you should get paid a fuckload of money for that job that job should be something that it's it sucks all day long but dude I make $5,000 a week and people at what 8 hours a day which crazy I mean so that's why I think you know what is as an end this automation really changing our economy is something that I think we're behind the curve ball on because it's already happening but let's try to to see the opportunity in that wherever robots are going to start taking over those backbreaking jobs then then let's try to find you know new and innovative ways for people to work in to earn a living that's actually bringing value to them. Sounds awesome on paper yeah but how would one we've got to work out then and it's not I'm not saying the haters a government solution to this and snap your fingers and it's all done now that I mean this is government has a role and private-sector private business has a role and we've got a we've got to work together because this is all of our futures album imagined any potential any possibility any potential solution while I think there's pieces of it right I mean it's it's making sure that we close these these loopholes that tax loopholes that allow companies like Amazon to get away with paying no taxes and to get this much money back as a tax credit so complicated you know it has to do with the write-offs and how many years and depreciation and all of these different things that they planned for and they exploit in order to pay no taxes and to get money back in return Weasley it is and it's this crony capitalism that's really at the heart of this problem how do we how did they get that kind of sweet deal when you look at the tax code that's written me look at the tax bills that are passed who are the people who are helping influence and write those bills they're the big paid lobbyists that Amazon has in Washington or saying hey this is something that we want to see in there and working with lawmakers who their cozy with to get that legislation in there will this is one of the things that I have come out about Trump over the last week or two is that he lost a billion dollars over the course of x amount of years and that this is not really accurate but that this is how he set at framed his taxes the way he it turned out to be more than a billion dollars worth of losses over. Of something like a decade and you know people like what the hell is that tell you he was basically trying to say look this is something that I was telling you people about when I was running for president that the system is rigged I know because it was a part of the rig system and I pay these people off yeah it is rigged but how could you get in with a getting assassinated how do you get in and say hey all you billionaires that are making all this money you going to make less money now because of Tulsi president Tulsi is coming in as a new sheriff in town sheriff with an army of people in this country mobilizing saying this government was put in place to serve us to serve the people and as much money and I paid lobbyist as these guys have ultimately it is the people of this country who festivals and his olds ultimately the people in this country who have the power if we choose to use it if we choose to make sure that our voices are heard in that that is the way that we make this change so would you have to simplify the tax code would you have done anything heavily simplify the tax code and you know I'm working with my team we're doing our research to figure out exactly what that would look like but I think we do have to simplify the tax code because it is so many of these loopholes and massive corporate deductions that have brought us to the place where we are today where most folks are not getting any kind of meaningful deduction most folks certainly are not getting the kinds of tax breaks at these corporations are getting because it's these corporations are influencing our tax laws are written as written to benefit them the ultra-rich and the 1% and you know people who are working very hard every single day or are struggling they're still struggling just to get by what kind of dirty tricks do you think they will pull out against you if you try to fix the tax code and try to make corporations accountable and make sure that they have to pay if they're coming after you now and you just making waves and I don't underestimate the power of people that's what I tell them you know and they've been playing these dirty tricks for a long time there is more and more people I think in this country were paying attention and we're calling them out on it don't underestimate the power of the people you know what I think too I think it'd be better for them like Jeff Bezos you know you're f****** people over not paying taxes bro how is that because he has look he's figured out all of these holes in the tax system that he can benefit from to pay lower taxes when most people don't have that ability and as a business person who's also freely ethical you have to be perplexed looks like what do I do here do I just do the right thing and give give more money to charity now and balance it out or do I just take these Cuts where they are and let everybody know hey look how much money I paste broken the system is this is why I mean like ultimately what you're saying you know as business owners for their small business owners of these large corporations I mean look at is the large multinational corporations that are exploiting the system and exploiting the people and represent the worst of these crony capitalists policies and so when I talk about changing his culture of leadership at the top it's bringing these values of service above self this has to happen within our government but we as a society need to encourage ourselves bringing these values of service above self to our businesses to every sector of our community because just because you run a business and you make a profit doesn't mean that you can't be a servant leader and to think about hey how can I make a positive impact yes for my employees and for their families went on on Society on our community on our environment and I think for the people that are running these corporations would be there would be real value in appreciating the fact that we're all in this together and you probably if you're running a corporation you probably on death's door. Kids R kids who have kids is that if you force them to pay more taxes then there's going to be less jobs make katsu yeah but that's that seems like a ridiculous argument to me I said they want it's been there all along it's just you're used to it that's all it is you're used to these loopholes you're used to its you want to keep them there and if they take away those loopholes you going to punish other people cuz you don't want to be punished yourself financially that's what's really going on and you know and this is coming from memes a financial dummy I don't spend any time analyzing the financial situation this world used to its you want to keep them there and if they take away those loopholes you going to punish other people cuz you don't want to be punished yourself financially that's what's really going on and you know and this is coming from memes a financial dummy I don't spend any time analyzing the financial situation this world


    Joe Rogan | The Gruesome History of Lobotomies
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    cast this to the screen on Twitter what happened with a woman that her husband came home early try to escape through the window but ended up falling on a metal beam oh my God it went through his head how to get the beam off their the saw the beam off probably at holy s*** Bro oh my God none of this has pictures of the last two Jesus Christ I got one eye because of it oh my God I went through his head yeah it's weird wood would people how people survive from injuries to do it they were doing them up until like 19 in the 19 hundreds and I don't know if it stops like the 50s or 40s exact time but what do you think they're doing now besides circumcision that people going to look back on like that and go what the f*** were they thinking what I think they're doing now but maybe stop them from being super violin or something controlling people will probably be enough but we don't know why do they give someone with the chief reason for giving someone lobotomy what would you guess psychogenic that involves severing the connections between the brain's prefrontal cortex you made it to Big connections to and from the prefrontal cortex in the anterior part of the frontal lobes of the brain are severed what did they do that for Brian because when you had a personality that was when you were crazy they would take out the part of your brain I guess that was reactive and that gauge you essentially a personality lobotomized you are really kind of a normal person if you ever seen the movie Francis they gave her a lobotomy while they do to a little kid little kid Randall your brain an hour why do it help you then you know that this guy David Epstein look at that all these things she said she has yeah look at her smile on 16th months later they would try these things so before and after and 6 news is so it worked the lobotomy works you just smile and everywhere ya smile she saw a baby get run over by a car tomorrow she saw house catch on fire


    Tulsi Gabbard Three Things the Government Should Do to Combat the Opioid Crisis | Joe Rogan
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    last thing I want to ask you about was the opioid crisis yes and what are your thoughts on it this is an epidemic that is continuing to ravage the country and we are not doing enough our government is not doing enough right now to solve it and I buy .22 one very simple thing that could drastically help those who are dealing with opioid addiction and trying to walk down path towards recovery and that is ending the federal prohibition on marijuana there has been a correlation in states that have legalized either medical use or don't use of cannabis a direct correlation in a reduction of opioid addiction as well as opioid-related deaths this is one thing that Congress can do now to help make progress in dealing with this opioid epidemic another thing we've got to put a lot more resources towards treatment and on all of the things that need to happen after that detox that initial detox with folks who are dealing with opiate addiction and have lost everything in their lives then or at the place where okay will if they have gotten through that detox now they they've got no place to live they've got no place to work they've got no money and to be able to to provide that helping her end up as they start to put back the pieces of their life is something that we as a society need to do better at and the third thing I'll say is we've got to go after the culprits responsible for this and you look at companies like Purdue Pharma who have intentionally deceived and lied and cheated the American people into taking these opioids thing situation that we are in they are still not being held accountable in the way that they need to this this thing is the Sackler family has made tons of money off of selling these opioids that have ruined and devastated people's lives are legislation the opioid accountability act we introduced in the last Congress were going to be introducing again soon would provide our federal prosecutors with the tools they need to hold companies like Purdue Pharma and others responsible for proliferation of opioids criminally accountable and another thing that baffles me is this constant changing of the dosage is fentanyl a new thing that's even more powerful than fentanyl the fact that they're developing these incredibly potent opioid to FDA has approved like I don't understand why I don't understand why do you need them right what are they for their there they're toxic their fatal and Incredibly small doses Oxycontin codeine do we have all these pain medications like why are they insisting on letting these companies Patton these Superior and even more lethal versions of something we already have a problem with exactly right it makes no sense and I think it speaks to the huge influence the huge influence at these pharmaceutical companies have over regulators and lawmakers both so much of this comes back to money Joe do we have all these pain medication like why are they insisting on letting these companies Patton these Superior and even more lethal versions of something we already have a problem with exactly right it makes no sense and I think it speaks to the huge influence the huge influence at these pharmaceutical companies have over regulators and lawmakers both so much of this comes back to money Joe


    Tulsi Gabbard I'm Very Concerned About Artificial Intelligence | Joe Rogan
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    and when automation really kicks in the focus and you know however X many years when millions and millions of jobs go away we're going to be confronted with this new world and this is what a lot of people are very concerned with when they talk about the next couple of decades are very concerned with Automation and they're very concerned with oughterard artificial intelligence artificial intelligence and that it's not just going to take away skilled or unskilled labor but it's also going to take skilled there's going to be no one answering phones anymore it's all going to be computers they're very close to be able to do that right now where computer will have a legitimate conversation with you and you don't even know that you're talking to a computer to crazy crazy are you concerned with sentient artificial intelligence and in terms of its military applications in terms of theirs there's a lot of concerned that what we're experiencing now with this particular you wouldn't talk about Jama with drones with these piloted things that what you going to have is autonomous weapons in the future where you just going to be able to literally release Killer Robots I'm very concerned about artificial intelligence and how quickly this technology is evolving with very little oversight or even understanding at the highest levels of our government about both what the opportunities are that it presents and also the very real dangers of this technology being weaponized and how quickly that could spiral out of control what could we do to stop artificial intelligence from spiraling out of spiraling out of control in particular what could we do to stop autonomous weapons what a lot of people are really concerned with do you watch a show Black Mirror a great show on Netflix but it what is dystopian stories about the future and one of them called heavy metal and saw this woman being chased by these little intelligent robots are trying to kill her cuz this is something that could be implemented in the battlefield we could have if we don't do it first we could have a situation where our soldiers are in some sort of situation facing off against robot that sounds like a science fiction movie but it's not that far away from reality I think this is one of the things that have leaders in the global Community have to recognize that some some kind just just like with nuclear the nuclear arms race once you start on this race that mean there are no winners in it in a nuclear war everybody loses in that scenario and I think there's a similar approach that needs to be taken to the dangers of artificial intelligence being weaponized and coming together as a kind of a global Community to say hey this is something that ended could potentially if put in the wrong hands and danger all of us and find the best approach to deal with that because my concern is as we see with so many of these other weapon systems if it's just one country that's doing it then you have will my gosh if everyone else is weaponizing but we're the only ones who are doing the right thing then is that creating a situation where our national security is at risk for our troops are at setting it's one of those things that you know that this world is a small place and we would have a shared interest with leaders of other countries in the world to provide the right kinds of checks and balances on this technology so that it doesn't become something that's a danger to humanity and the real fear would be that someone would not think that at all you have to do would be whatever country figure out what the country has its own country black f*** you were going to do whatever we want country is it some country black f*** you were going to do whatever we want with you guys took over this world because of nuclear power we're going to take over this world because of autonomous weapons in artificial intelligence and we're going to design it to go kill Americans and I think that that's why it's important that we take that we take a global approach to this and because otherwise you end up with that scenario and where you just you know that this race begins and then there's no way to stop it and it's too late


    Tulsi Gabbard: I'd Drop Charges Against Julian Assange and Edward Snowden | Joe Rogan
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    what is your take on Wikileaks and Julian Assange what happened with it with his arrest and all the stuff that just went down I think poses a great threat to our freedom of the press and to our freedom of speech we look at what happened under the previous administration under Obama you know they were trying to find ways to go after Assange and we But ultimately they chose not to seek to extradite him or charge him because they recognized what a slippery slope that begins when you have a government in a position to Levy criminal charges and consequences against someone who's publishing information or saying things that the government doesn't want you to say the government doesn't sharing information the government government doesn't want you to share and so the fact that the trumpet patient has chosen to ignore that fact to ignore how important it is that we have hold our freedoms freedom of the press and freedom of speech and go after him it has a very chilling effect on both journalists and Publishers and you can look to both those in the traditional media but also those in New Media and also on on every one of us as American it was it was kind of a warning call saying look what happened to this guy it could happen to you could have been any one of us was very transparent to cuz there's no real compelling crime for them to be going after him the way they are there's not one thing that stands out in the latest one is hacking and somewhat not even hacking at them. See you know charges it doesn't make any sense that they would spend that much time going after that guy for those charges now it's obvious and very transparent that there's another ulterior motive an ulterior motive is that he leaked a bunch of things were incredibly embarrassing and not only that but I think it was secretary Pompeo Secretary of State who said that they wanted to designate Wikileaks and assigned as a foreign intelligence agency so once you do that then you're talking about a whole different category so they're pushing out information once again that the government didn't want pushed out and if the government then says oh well now we're going to reclassify your the foreign intelligence agency then there's a whole different set of rules of engagement that apply there then you're no longer protected under you know the freedoms that we hold you the freedom of the press this is such a disgusting way of framing things like you know he's on a foreign intelligence agent he's he's a guy that got information and released it to the general public that the government wanted to keep private it's really that simple Edward Snowden was it similar situation similar situation I don't think I don't think we I remember the very day that I woke up in DC look at my phones are looking through the headlines and saw those headlines about how the NSA was mass surveilling all of us in collecting our phone records collecting our cell phone records and Verizon AT&T T-Mobile and I was I was shocked so that was something that Snowden uncovered and released something that I don't know that even as members of Congress who would have been aware of so now that we were aware of it that hey we can take action to to close those loopholes to change those policies to protect our civil liberties to protect our fourth amendment constitutional rights as Americans but with the NSA going to disclose that information voluntarily on their own absolutely not and then we would have suspicions but then again there was a gentleman who is who left the NSA very early on a hill was that was his last name but he was one of the first ones to discuss this is post 911 they farted first started doing it but Snowden was the guy that really made it abundantly clear to everybody that not only are they doing that throws with mind about it and even Obama with Tahoe has collected data data do you not have reading messages you could do anything like this is just not an accurate assessment of what was going on now and it was outrageous now go and you had I think he was the director of the Department of National Intelligence at that time James Clapper who sat before a committee in the United States Senate and blatantly lied he was asked very directly are you collecting this information and he said no are you collecting information on American citizens and he said no and yet he's somebody who you see on TV almost everyday as an expert in this country without any consequence lying to the American people think that if you pull the American people and you asked us to vote on it you know I think it would be a gigantic Landslide victory for Edward Snowden to be exonerated and brought back to United States one thing that I think speaks to the Dane the dangerous nature of this culture that we're living in now the Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer had done an interview on I don't know one of the major networks and I think he was talking about Trump when he said be careful you don't want to challenge the intelligence agencies basically putting out that but I don't know if you can pull that exact quote up but I was shot when I heard him say that because it basically makes out that these intelligence agencies are their own separate branch of government and that if anyone of us as Americans or elected leaders in this country dares to challenge your exercise oversight over them then we will suffer the consequences so as president I would change that culture of leadership that that leadership starts at the top and when you have people in positions of leadership who continue to perpetuate that culture of unaccountability of complete disrespect and disregard for the constitution of of not understanding that yes we need to keep our country safe we also need to protect our constitutional rights this is not a choice between the two which is so often how it's framed will if you want to protect us against terrorists you've got to give up all of your rights as Americans in your civil liberties and your privacy is in and just let these intelligence agencies Run Run free and run roughshod over and so that's the kind of of change in leadership that I'll bring there's a whole host of policies that that we can look at for example of the Patriot Act the Patriot Act is up for reauthorization in Congress this year there have been different sections of it that we have work to try to change and reform to make it so that agencies like the NSA cannot collect our private information as Americans without a warrant but there is far more that has to be done to undo the day that that we've already seen the abuse of our of our rights and privacy that we've already seen did you ever listen to the Kennedy speech about secret societies Kennedy had a fantastic speech before he was assassinated where he was discussing this very thing and he apparently had Notions of disbanding CIA and he was very concerned power people like Jagger Hoover course and that this was all happening while he was president and he felt like there were people that were involved in the secret societies and these secret meetings and that there was a lot of conspiracy going on and he thought the very idea was repugnant it's a fantastic speech the real concern that have that when you give someone the ability to surveil the general population you give that they what they're going to use some of that information to Aid in their allies into work against their enemies yeah that is unfortunately we've already seen this is what has been revealed by some of that information that was released by Snowden and how for example the fisa court as we have it now is a secret court that has Ben has been abused for that purpose allowing for that surveillance of Americans violating our civil liberties and privacy and that's something that we've got to fix that hole that whole fisa Court from top to bottom and how the different judges are appointed it's it's basically it's a it's a secret court that was appointed I believe they're created back in the 70s with the initial objective of providing oversight over the executive branch Mass surveillance that was happening at that time or illegal surveillance that was happening at that time unfortunately especially since 9/11 now you have this fisa court that is both used to approve surveillance and surveillance programs on foreign targets but also on Americans as well the one of the many problems with is it's a secret Court where you have a judge and you have someone representing the government whether it be one of the Intel agencies or the dod or whatever coming before this court making their case to try to get this warrant approved by the judge there is no Advocate there for the people there is no civil liberties or privacy Advocate there it's it's a one-sided conversation and the information being provided by the permit is the only information that's being given to the judge so this is one of the big problems there and then we've seen over decades now and especially since after 9/11 that there have been very very very few applications for these surveillance warrants that have been rejected by the judges so you know a rubber-stamping of these applications for warrants has is really what appears to be happening you know there's a few different that we're looking at trying to fix this there's some who are arguing to take away the fisa court completely one of the concerns about that is that if we do that then there has to be some other entity and place to exercise oversight over the Executive Branch and not allow them to conduct this surveillance you know willy nilly has as they pleased so it's figuring out exactly what what are the best reforms to meet that objective of providing that that over making it so that those warrants are given you know as needed and making sure that all in all the information is being presented and again that that fisa Court was initially put in place to go after to get warrants to conduct surveillance on foreign targets not Americans and that's been one of the biggest problems here with a lot of this Mass surveillance has its collecting our information as Americans illegally and unconstitutionally because you can't do that unless you go through this process and you actually get a warrant based on evidence what would you do about Julian Assange what would you do about Edward Snowden as far as what you do when I'm doing dropping the charges from Sweden in Julian's Hodges case and so Edwards know it would be the only one that you would be able to write Because unless you would influence the charges that the Haitian is exactly and it remains to be seen whether or not they will push for extradition there's another charge that was a thing was today the Sweden decided to go after him again for some sexual thing that they had decided to go after many many years ago Edward Snowden what he's doing right now is essentially living day-to-day hold up in Russia hiding and the charges against him stem from again this illegal operation that he in many ways is very patriotic me he let us know and it's a great cost ya so you would give him part and I think he did the things the way that he did them and hear the same thing from Chelsea Manning how there is not there's not an actual and hear the same thing from Chelsea Manning how there is not there's not an actual channel for whistleblowers like them to bring forward information that exposes egregious abuses of our constitutional rights and Liberties. Whether there was not a channel for that to happen in a real way and that's why they ended up taking the path that they did and suffering the consequences


    Trump Turned the Swamp Into a Cesspool | Tulsi Gabbard and Joe Rogan
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    happens when you become president what do you think happened why do these do you think that there are full of s*** and they're just saying what what we want to hear so they can get elected or do you think that there is something that happens them once they get into office do you think that it's possible that they're giving information that shows the through the real threats at the world has and there's things that the general public is just not privy to and these are what influences people to Asians to go against all the things they were saying when they're running for president look I haven't been with them in a bin those room so I won't speak for for for that which I do not know but what I do know is this is what happens when you have people who are elected to serve in this job as president whose most important responsibility is commander and chief and they lacked the experience and the understanding to be able to make the right kinds of decisions that serve the American people and end up even those going in with the best of intentions end up being very influenced whether it be by the military-industrial complex or the foreign policy establishment that as we've seen over decades has crossed both political parties both political parties in these areas often end up making the very same decisions about these wasteful regime-change Wars and acting as the world's police and therefore listening to them because they lacked that experience or that backbone and understanding themselves and then just continue the status quo you know Trump was somebody who during his campaign talked a lot about ending the stupid Wars talked about going after Saudi Arabia that they're the biggest supporters of terrorism in the world and you know what happened you know in his administration what he called draining the swamp he's turn that swamp into a cesspool you look at the people he surrounded himself by some of the biggest war hawks that our country is seeing guys like John Bolton people like Mike Pompeo people wanted to go to war against Iran for a very long time people who have been cozy with Saudi Arabia for a very long time you see who he's nominating to be Secretary of Defense long-time defense contract career man like over 30 years I think of working for Boeing you see the kinds of people who he surrounded himself by and so it's it's it doesn't take a lot to figure out how he has been influenced by them and continuing these regime change or this regime changes still going on in Syria now threatening regime change in Venezuela threatening regime change and disruption in Iran and that's the difference that's the difference quite bluntly between me and I people who are running for president is that experience and understanding that I bring to be able to walk into that office to do that job is commander-in-chief in on day one and two not succumb to The Establishment that that I have both felt the effects of as a soldier as well as seen in action as a member of Congress I'm going in with both both eyes wide open and understanding the situation as it really exists and most importantly standing who I work for that I work for the American people his position he's doing so because he's been influenced to change his position because he's been given more information or do you think they become compromised when they're on in office and they I scratch your back you scratch mine I don't know I don't imagine that there's probably some of both but if you're in if you don't have the strength of your convictions and your understanding about what kind of policies actually best serve the American people then you can see how easily you'd be swayed and influenced by others you know you saw trumps rhetoric on the campaign Trail about Saudi Arabia against Saudi Arabia against United States support for Saudi Arabia calling them out for what they are and now refusing to end US military support for this genocide of war in Yemen that Saudi Arabia is waging that's created the worst humanitarian crisis of Our Generation because he says what he doesn't want to risk a multibillion-dollar arms deal with Saudi Arabia so you know you can see at least in that respect what he's really motivated by that he doesn't he would rather continue to support the senseless and devastating deaths of innocent people in Yemen and using our US military my brothers and sisters in the military to do that because he doesn't want to risk an is deal with Saudi Arabia Theocratic dictatorship that actually directly supports terrorist groups like Al-Qaeda it's hard for people to imagine if that's the case that it's an arms deal and they want to make sure that this deal goes through and that it continues to be financially productive for both Nations jobs building those weapons that were selling to Saudi that's what that risk my challenge to him and to the American people is if the best our president can do to help support the creation of jobs in this country is to build weapons that are being dropped on innocent people and countries like Yemen then we need a new president we need a new commander and chief it'll actually help serve the best interests of our people and work towards the interest of peace peace here at home and peace of brought creation of jobs in this country is to build weapons that are being dropped on innocent people and countries like Yemen then we need a new president we need a new commander-in-chief it'll actually help serve the best interests of our people and work towards the interest of peace peace here at home and peace abroad jobs not just jobs


    Why Tulsi Gabbard Had a Problem with Hillary Clinton's Candidacy | Joe Rogan
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    how old are you in terms of like someone is going to be president Donald Trump though so what he's in his mid-70s but his maturity is of an adolescent experience that I bring his is different from any other candidate after president serving as a soldier for 16 years of serving in Congress on these on these Committees of importance in National Security and I started this state legislature and the city council and look when you look back we talked about our founding fathers most of them who crafted the Constitution and who wrote the Declaration of Independence were under the age of forty many under the age of 30 we're talking about experiencing maturity here I know you're you're no you defending yourself I will fully support you I think you could be president 38 I really don't think it's a problem or 24 months older wiser you'll have a detailed but we do Wonder right like when has a person had enough life experience and what but then again the question is what is that life experience is it life expense like you said that leads you to be an image seven-year-old ours is a life experience of a someone who's served in combat and has been on in Congress for 6 years and someone understands how the government works and has a better perspective of human beings it is it is that experience and it's what you draw from it and the conclusions in the Judgment in the kind of leadership that you would exercise you know there were a lot of folks in 2016 who said Hillary Clinton was the most experienced candidate ever to run for president be because of the job she had held at the experience that she had had my problem was with her judgment and the kinds of decisions that she would make as commander-in-chief decisions that would continue to send people like me and my brothers and sisters in uniform to continue to fight in these wasteful regime-change Wars that actually dishonor the oath that we all take when we volunteer to serve to serve to protect and defend our country and the American people and instead sending these missions that are counter to that promise that undermine our national through that undermine the great sacrifice that our troops and their families make so it's that judgment it's the experience and the Judgment that I believe we need to look for in the next commander and chief it's what I bring to the table and it's what I challenge voters to ask the other candidates inside to hold them to account on both of those fronts would they be ready to walk into that Oval Office on day one and Nationals for the undermine the great sacrifice that our troops and their families make so it's that judgment it's the experience and the Judgment that I believe we need to look for in the next commander-in-chief it's what I bring to the table and it's what I challenge voters to ask the other candidates inside to hold them to account on both of those fronts would they be ready to walk into that Oval Office on day one and to serve our country as commander-in-chief


    How Tulsi Gabbard Brought 'Aloha' to Congress | Joe Rogan
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    downtube political and social issues and it gets down to the heavy ones things like abortion in war and Rihanna freedom of religion in these these things I think are the ones where we should all just be communicating as calmly in his nose objectively as possible and we should discourage this this tribal perspective discourage this idea of being married to your own ideas and and trying to win these argument what you see in what you see in political campaigns what you see in television news is a f****** dumpster fire every single time they have the panel with a three people is just I can't watch it anymore. It's not talking points blurted and vomited out and attacks the news what's actually happening is completely lost and it's so it's it's so limited and this is how a lot of us are getting our view of the world and I feel like things are changing I think the world is a different place and it was even just 10 years ago I think getting so too I think humans are different and I think we just were not aware of how much all this conversation on all of our analyzing the world around us has shifted over the last deck some people are looking I feel like people are looking for for the fact they're looking for more information they are less likely to just accept at face value what they're seeing on TV or what they're hearing at which I think is is a positive thing and I think I think we do need to look at the leadership of this country to to set this culture for civil discourse for making it making it okay an encouraging actually those kinds of communications and that's where if you look at it if you watch C-SPAN one night when you can't fall asleep at you'll see in the Floor of Congress you've got the Democrats who are all sitting on one side you've got the Republicans all sitting on the other side and unfortunately not often enough do you see intermingling in conversation and people go into the other side of the island after getting getting to know people that was something that when I first got elected I was told look as a new member of Congress serving in the minority with Republicans in charge coming from a small state like Hawaii you will never get anything done so just accept it just accept that reality that you're not going to get anything done wait several years or whatever but one of the first things that I did was I got to get to know people I got to make friends so I might my mom and dad are small business owners and they have this macadamia nut toffee business and so I called home hey Mom can you make 434 boxes of your toffee for every single member of Congress all the Democrats all the Republicans and iCloud that's a great idea yeah sure I'd be happy to and then I said oh I got one more one more request can you make a bigger box of 435 bigger boxes of toffee for the staff of every member of Congress because they're the ones who makes it happen yes I think that's a great idea so I started writing handwritten notes to every one of my colleagues introducing myself and as we started delivering these little gifts of Aloha to their offices it was amazing how quickly I saw while on the house floor casting votes have Republican chairman of powerful committees making their way across from the Republican side of the democratic side saying thank you so much I really appreciate it was delicious I need to get more from you cuz I ate it all I got to take going to my wife for my husband and then saying tell me what's going on in Hawaii tell me what issues your constituents are worried about him the chairman of the transportation Committee of the agriculture committee or whatever it is let me know how we can work together just that one small Outreach of Aloha open the doors to these relationships that enabled me to be able to pass my first piece of legislation like my first six months as a member of Congress from a small state in the minority as a Democrat it's because just treating people with respect treating people with Aloha and saying yeah we can disagree even on nine out of ten things but on that 10 thing like hey let's talk let's get something done was that I opening for you and when did you at that moment I realized Oki Nunnally can I make an impact your I can do this the way I want to do it yet I can be a kind person and reach out and I don't have to listen to these people that are entrenched exactly it it did it directly disproved but we were told in those first day is as new members of Congress in Washington and further affirmed what I already knew both from what I learned from Senator akaka what I knew from growing up in Hawaii with the Aloha spirit that this this ability to transcend all of The Superficial divisiveness weather be based on politics like you said or religion or race or ethnicity or or any of these other things is what has the power to bring us together as a country hours of Congress in Washington and further affirmed what I already knew both from what I learned from Senator akaka what I knew from growing up in Hawaii with the Aloha spirit that this this ability to transcend all of The Superficial divisiveness weather be based on politics like you said or religion or race or ethnicity or or any of these other things is what has the power to bring us together as a country


    Tusli Gabbard Clarifies Her Stance on Syria, Assad | Joe Rogan
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    your position on Syria is one that I think people misconstrued why don't want to tell me about having a nice that doesn't feel that you are a supporter I know that's not correct but is that one of those things where people just say that in order to sort of diffuse you to categorize you as a ridiculous person right off the bat where no one can take anything else you say seriously at the usual tactic of trying to smear or vilify mean and my campaign and and what I'm advocating for because they don't want to engage on the actual issue itself that I'm pointing out about how devastating and costly their policies are of continuing to wage these wasteful regime-change Wars of choosing to support terrorist groups like al-Qaeda in Syria directly in Syria because they are the most powerful force on the ground who's fighting to take out the regime government so they're so focused on toppling this government in Syria that they're willing to actually use taxpayer dollars to provide direct and indirect support to Al-Qaeda terrorists in Syria when you think about how crazy this is it it it it makes me angry I think it makes most people angry it's why I introduced legislation called the stop arming terrorists act why we would need to have such legislation is beyond me but it clearly we do make it so that we don't have any taxpayer dollars going directly to provide any kind of arms or supporter or anything to terrorist groups like Al-Qaeda but also to make it so that we are not providing support indirectly through countries like Saudi Arabia who are providing that support to terrorist groups so what has been said of you about a sod in your your position on the side that's just been an outright lie virtually everything I mean I'll just tell you happened I went to Syria to to meet with Syrian people to hear for myself from them about what was happening there while there I was offered the invitation to meet with the president of Syria and I took it because I think it's important for us to have the courage to meet with leaders whether they be friends or adversaries are potential adversaries if our focus is on National Security and on peace so I went I had that meeting and I asked some tough questions and heard from him his perspective on what was happening and what he was doing in his country and took the opportunity while there to meet with religious leaders college students members of the political opposition small business owners you know women who are working 2 to start their home business to empower other women she is Sony's Muslims Christians Catholics people of all different religions that it is because of that and that meeting and my staunch opposition to regime change Wars in Syria and in other countries that political opponents and others have chosen to try to smear me my reputation and my campaign and to label me as you said you know she's a supporter of this dictator will if that's true then anyone who opposed the Iraq war is a Saddam Hussein lover is a lover of dictators and love Saddam Hussein so if you challenge their logic you see how shallow it is and it's really none there and and what's exposed is their refusal to engage on the facts and to stand behind why they continue to put the American people through these costly regime-change Wars and why they continue to wage these words that are causing incredible suffering for people in different parts of the world it also when you're having these conversations which one credit incredibly important globally when you choose to distort people's positions like this you're not helping anybody now you're making the whole thing more confusing so for someone like me who's on the outside and then has to watch all this go down I have to go to why why why do you have reasonable people that make inaccurate statements about someone because they feel like if you do not if you don't refuse a meat there's something wrong with you write like to not want to be in the presence of this person yet yeah I mean there's so much hypocrisy around this you know a lot of these people are the same people who apply did President Obama when he first ran for president in 2008 when he I mean he did he cause some controversy at that time saying yes he would meet with the leader of Iran without preconditions that he would meet with leaders of other countries in that pursuit of security and peace so why the double standard here that okay so in order to keep our country safe in order to achieve peace we're only going to meet with our friends and people who we agree with that's not how you accomplish that mission that's not how you accomplished security and peace doesn't make sense or just social media version of running the world but he was eager to meet he was eager to be heard frankly to speak English very well really I think he was educated in Europe a dentist if I'm not mistaken in the meadow maybe he's an eye doctor is not in the medical field and he was you know he was open to to any and all questions that I had both about what was happening in Syria be no serious relationship or the lack thereof Israel a lot of the turmoil that we're seeing in different parts of the Middle East of of Sunni vs Shia you know chemical weapons being used in criminal acts being conducted a whole host of these issues how did how how the Syrian government is dealing with the the Kurdish population the northern part of the country what's going on in Turkey there was there's a number things that you know I've asked and he answered and then he shared his View and perspective in and really what what came out of that was he's he's very narrowly focused on his country and doesn't want other countries are other people coming in and and meddling in their country and what what what they're trying to accomplish which is actually the same thing that I heard from his political opposition when I met with them these are some of the leaders who who led the protest that that kind of began this whole conflict in 2011 people who are deeply opposed to the Syrian government some of whom have been held in captivity by the Syrian government and they said their constitutional changes we want to make yes we would like to see Assad removed from government that they don't want to see it done through military means or through other countries coming in and toppling their government what they want to see is that change coming the people of Syria saying hey this is the kind of leadership that we want for our future I can imagine so long we've seen this imperialistic mentality that still exist in our government where some feel like a well we should go and tell the country who should lead their government and tell them what kind of policies they should have but no other country should dare even attempt to do that to ours you well our positions that were the best and we're we're running this country the best way in this is the best country that ever existed ever that has the most freedoms got the most chaos it's got a lot of things going on that's not they're not good but overall we feel like we're The Shining Light of the world that's not accurate you know what maybe it's accurate in a lot of ways I need the problem the problem is begin when we go into other countries and try to create little mini America's and impose it on the people there whether they like it or not whether they're ready for it or not and and we end up seeing what we're seeing across the Middle East. I think we just look at the restaurant go I wouldn't tolerate that yeah daughters over there to go do that now if I put my tinfoil hat on Mount Gallant we the American people don't but this is the problem and this is this is something that I realized very quickly during my first deployment to Iraq where I was seeing firsthand the cost of were serving that medical unit every single day and I I wondered how many politicians in Washington who voted for advocated for a champion that warranty Rock were laying away at night awake at night thinking about my brothers and sisters who are getting killed in combat who are getting severely we're getting blown up by IEDs and I I I learned very quickly that they were not they weren't thinking about the real cost in the ramifications and the consequences of their decisions that the commander-in-chief they should probably the reason podcast what is the third decisions with the other day we're trying to say that we think that if you want to be the commander-in-chief they should probably have served who was that the reason podcast CT Fletcher yes I believe that it was him yeah it was a veterans well


    Joe Rogan | Social Media is in Control of Political Discourse w/Tulsi Gabbard
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    now one thing that exists now that really didn't exist when Obama was running for president is the impact of social media is tenfold what it used to be but with that also comes this reality that we're living in right now where there's only a few companies that are controlling the discourse in this country mean you really have essentially a Facebook Google YouTube Twitter and Facebook owns Instagram that's right and there's a couple other small ones but the bulk of our Disco what concern do you have about these private companies controlling the vast majority of communication between people on social media it's extremely dangerous it's extremely dangerous when you think about it there's a few things there's gosh with with Facebook and Google for that matter you know they they can set their algorithms Mark Zuckerberg with Facebook and set his algorithm to control what information is coming Star news feed in Facebook what are the stories that we're seeing Instagram same thing with Google they can control when you punch in something what are the first stories that you're going to see on the first page that pops up when you think about that kind of power of influence that has on the American people literally being held within the hands of a couple of people unchecked and without oversight or transparency it's incredibly dangerous talk about Free Speech there's just been news recently about Facebook banning certain individuals from having Facebook accounts because of their speech they disagree with the speech that they're they're using the things that they're talking with ideas that they're pushing forward unchecked First Amendment rights going completely out the window and yes but they're trying to get the best of both world the fact that that you know they're claiming to say hey this is a free space for open communication for everyone while at the same time going insane actually you know what you I don't like what you're saying about this so we're going to ban you and whoever your friends are from from this conversation I think that's that's a big problem it undermines it undermines our first amendment rights and you look at privacy the privacy concerns of all the information that they're collect Facebook from us all the information they're collecting from us with Google and how they're monetizing that and selling or sharing that information with other people with really without our our knowledge or agreement that's the part right the the agreement that most people didn't understand that your data is a huge commodity that's right and we signed up for these things are who who reads terms-of-service agreements have you ever read one yeah I've never read one of them I just say you okay we like the first paragraphs like okay ugly to you there is a South Park episode that that is specifically about the terms and conditions and I don't watch that a long time ago but every time I see one of those things pop up sign it turns I'm like a man I'm doing but wanting things are doing with this with your data they find out what you're interested in they find out what you're interested in engaging on for many people that's outrage so for many people it's the things that piss you off the most like if you have a real problem with Catholic priests getting away with having sex with little boys you will think that that's happening every minute of every day all across the world because it's going to be in your newsfeed consoling cuz I know that's what makes you engage righto your algorithm the algorithm your your feet is going to be very different than my feet cuz I engage on different things and you do the problem with that is even if they're not calculating if it's not on purpose they're not trying to get people outraged now they're trying to rabble-rousing but what they are doing is they because they have an ad-supported model they gravitate towards the the outrageous because that's what people get excited about and that's what people make multiple posts about that and that's how they make the revenue and get out of a bad ad model of an ad model that certainly supports outrage and it makes people think the world of the tribal boundaries between the two sides on these issues are more tense and you would think that discourse and the ability to freely communicate with kind of open that up and people would kind of understand each other better but it's not happening and I think Twitter is a garbage fire all day long it's a crazy thing that has happened that we gravitate towards the outrageous now I don't think that should be rewarded financially I think that's not it if this is just what people go to organically that's one thing but when you're cultivating feeds so that at least your algorithm a cultivating feeds so the people get pissed off you're making the country shittier place like you're literally like making things worse now the reasons why I think a couple of things should happen and and I think his name is Chris Hughes who co-founded Facebook with Zuckerberg saw that article calling for Facebook to be broken up which is crazy about the person who founded it and he saying this is out of control and that's the point right now is is seeing how powerful as you said guys like Mark Zuckerberg have become and and how out-of-control things are just doesn't make sense like here's one they just banned Alex Jones not only did they ban Alex Jones but you can't talk about Alex Jones if you wrote Alex Jones might be nuts but damn is he cute if you wrote that it would you would get a message that says only you can see this message this message is stopped at the border from entering into the Facebook universe only say something if you're criticizing him right this is what they said telling you how to think which is f****** insane it isn't that's not just free violation free speed you're literally directing Spanish you're not even blocking people from doing something hateful or evil you're blocking people from saying something that you disagree with which is God bless Alex Jones and they said you can only see this message Facebook sends them a thing blocking that message wow that's f****** crazy I like the idea that you think you can do that that is nuts being able to ban anyone arbitrarily without any just violated terms of service what does that mean Riverdale I think what's happening is there was some serious concern that Facebook was used to influence the last election in whether against their knowledge or in a way where they were negligent about the type of filtering they use that stops people from posting propaganda and particularly stops these things like the IRA the internet research agency in Russia that literal create thousands of profiles and pages and they'll have a black lives matter page that's just designed to f*** with cops and then I have a Prokop page just designed to f*** with black lives matter all they want to do is create anger and they're doing this engineering these arguments with this is this is 100% proven fact Renee diresta on my podcast went over the details of how its setup and how they do it and the means and the means they create like this is an organized effort ID channel through Facebook in particular and then Instagram a couple of social media knowledge right I do not think she was a director for new knowledge they this company new knowledge that the DNC has tapped as one of their disinformation campaign experts and cyber experts was the very same company that created false accounts and pretended to be Russian bots in order to influence the u.s. senate election in Alabama yard heard that something that she was not a part of but if I don't know her is one that is often cited as a as a so-called expert and was a company that was cited to try to smear my campaign is somehow being an engine for the Russians or something like that Which Wich to me again just points to will it let's look at let's look at the so-called experts that your sighting in this company new knowledge and the kinds of actions that they've been taking the very same ones that they're criticizing others are doing it so. world out there that I mean I think you should be regulation like I mean I don't think you should be able to put c********* everywhere I don't think she will the docks piano but it's like where does that border stop yeah where does that regulation border stop yeah and I think it's very good question do you think that these social media platforms with Ritz Google or Twitter or whatever Facebook do you think that they should be treated as a public utility where everyone essentially has the right to use them you have the right to use water you don't have the right to take a hose and smash your neighbor's window and flood his house last night I do I do think that they should be regulated like that and they should be subject to the very same antitrust laws that have been used to make sure that we don't have other monopolies and other Industries or in other areas to tube to break them up and that was something that that Chris use outline in his article the furry First Step that could be taken is just to say hey you've got a you've got a Facebook needs to let go of Instagram and WhatsApp because that was some thought that acquisition created an even stronger Monopoly that really shouldn't have been allowed to take place in the beginning and so there are there are concerns about the kind of power being you know Consolidated into the hands of a very few people as well as how that's impacting any kind of competition and squashing that competition from coming up and saying hey you know you've got Facebook and then you've got this other new techno social media technology they've got better privacy standards and better service for the consumer and Facebook but anytime that that tries to happen you know they're quickly squashed by companies like Facebook or Google for that border or bought up exactly there's also be concerned that I have a big concern that there's a bunch of people that don't seem to understand the consequences of what they're calling deplatforming people with basically censoring taking people out of the public discussion and when when you do that and you create a bubble or you create a one-party leaning institution one-party leaning conglomeration human beings you're going to develop some real anger on the others and it it does the opposite of what you wanted to do what you want to do is make the world a better place let's take some of these angry voices out of the mixed and let's make the world a better place Anchorage encourage discourse courage these kinds of conversations where you can you can engage with people who might have a different view on an issue or might have a different experience that they bring to the conversation and to do so that actually helps increase the knowledge and understanding that we have board civil discourse yeah well I think we have to be kinder to each other we have to we have to be more upset at people that are acting like s*** heads online for no reason like you're just you think that it's just online what it what it is is communication and if you're interested in shity communication online you're just a shity communicated cuter and whitewash it it's not good are good for anybody and if people could figure out how to be less angry in their online lives and communicate about issues I think we'd find that we meet more in the middle than we think we do I think there's also a problem that people have become married to their ideas and they dig your heels in and they they support their ideology in the very rigid about it and that is only strengthened when you silence people it does the opposite of what your hope going to do it makes the world a worse place and makes look if people are saying things you don't like you don't have to read that but if you tell people that no one can read that don't they're going to go why do you get to decide who are you who are you you are regular person happens exactly human characteristics right that's right and that's that is where this path ends up this path that were on of this this hyper-partisanship this extreme divisiveness where it's either you're in my tribe or urine the other tribe in the arrows are pointed at each other without any willingness to once again just let's just have a conversation let me hear where you're coming from here where I'm coming from we can disagree without being disagreeable we can even have a heated conversation in a debate and I would the end of it patriotic this is Patriot and I think it's unpatriotic to be partisan cuz I think we're supposed to be on a team together yeah there's supposed to be a team America right what are you doing we're fighting over nonsense and mischaracterizing people positions to suit our own ideas and it's it's foolish that it's it's foolishness you said it's extremely dangerous and the American people are the ones who ultimately lose in all of this what are you doing we're fighting over nonsense and missile mischaracterizing people positions to suit our own ideas and it's it's foolish to it's it's foolishness you said it's extremely dangerous and the American people are the ones who ultimately lose in all of this


    The First Thing Tulsi Gabbard Would Do as President | Joe Rogan
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    if you'd become present when you become Perego sorry and you do get to change the way we spend money and stop spending money on these regime-change wars what would be the first thing you invested in in this country and how would you go about doing that question I think there is I'd want to give that some thought because there are a whole host of of challenges that we're facing you know I mean Healthcare is is among the top of the list and you know we've a little bit about that the last time I was here are crumbling infrastructure continues to be something that's not only just uncomfortable every time we're driving over potholes it's actually threatening people's lives and well beings I was in Iowa few weeks ago and we visited this a few communities that were completely inundated and devastated by the flooding that took place there. About three three four weeks ago now many of them have now unable to return to their homes we went and helped out one family we were tearing down drywall and ripping up the floors and underneath the wood and the floors are we still like tons of water in place and they were talking about how even with you know the aid from FEMA and SBA Loans that they they are unwilling to put a single dollar back into rebuilding their homes because they're hearing from the government and the Army Corps of Engineers that it may take two to four years to fix the levees that broke down and caused that flooding so why would they go and try to pour their life savings back into rebuilding their homes when they could get flooded again in a year or in two years cuz we're not making the kinds of investments in our infrastructure that we need to make so there's an education me there's a whole host of issues that I think we need to look at how we can best provide the resources that are necessary to prove those services to the American people and also look at how how we're doing business in and fixing the problems that exist within those different agencies there's always been call to help countries in need in the world and always been a call for the United States to step in and you know when in and do something but yet there's problems in this country that are never change there's bad communities in this country that are impoverished and crime-ridden that have been the same way for decades there was a former Baltimore Police Officer named Michael would have came on my podcast and he was talking to me about the time when he was in the Baltimore Police Department they found a piece of paper that was documenting various crimes from the 1970s for someone either one of the Year nineteen seventy something and it was the same exact crime in the same exact area that they were having problems with now weather is homicide whatever it was they were having the exact same issue in the exact same places and they realize like what this is there's no effort put to change this there's no if there's if you're talkin about decades and decades and decades why wasn't there money funneled into this community why isn't there some community centers that help children why isn't there an emphasis on better education why isn't there more police officers or at least some sort of Civilian present that help people and stop some of this crime and gives people a better place to live and then fix a lot of this what you're seeing decade after decade if we want to make America better the best way to do that is to fix the week is parts of the week is part of the people that are born in a s*** situation they don't get a good break big they got a bad break their born in a crime-ridden environment and they have to figure out how to be a better person while dealing with all this and then you got people that are aloof to this okay figure it out for yourself I did not like as if we all start from the same spot in this crazy game called five cuz we don't know those people are in the worst spot why can't we fix the worst spot seems like we could if we can help it Rock and we can invade Syria if we can do some of the things that people either want us to do or we have done why can't we do that exactly and that's that's what I often remind people is that right now today we spend 4 billion dollars every month in Afghanistan 4 billion dollars every month every single month imagine what could be done with those dollars in those resources in communities like Baltimore in communities Like Flint Michigan where people are still being poisoned by their water where they're being lied to and cheated by their leadership or the governor sent in these inspectors and clear the waters that hey everything's fine but he didn't tell people was that when those inspectors went in they turn the faucet let the water run for five minutes before they tested it to clean all the crap out of the pipes and create this false conclusion that somehow the water is clean when the people who live there know that it is still not safe to drink and for some folks they can't even take a shower in their own homes and so that's why you're not going to hear any other presidential candidates talking about the cost of war and where our money is going and how it is counter to our national security is making play safe counter to the interests of our people in the people in those countries but this is why I talked about this everywhere I go because it's Central it's Central to our ability to address these domestic challenges that we are facing we in this country are facing and communities across the country dealing with Health Care affordable housing there's a homeless crisis in both Urban cities and Rural communities people were not able to afford to put a roof over there if you were working full-time maybe one maybe two jobs even still can't afford to put a roof over their heads there's serious issues that we need to address here but to think that somehow we'll have the resources to do so without addressing where trillions of our dollars have been going now for the last several years is a lie it's just not true when you talk about people that are working full-time jobs and they still don't have enough money to get by what could you do to change that there's not one single action that can fix that you know I'm pushing for a living wage I think it's important that it's it's going to be different in different places you know I am a co-sponsor of the Congressional legislation to raise the minimum wage to $15 at the federal level you know there has not been an increase in the federal minimum wage for a very long time and I think that's that's a step that can be taken but you know Los Angeles is like Hawaii where a $15 our job is not going to be enough to pay the rent You Got High Cost of Living so living wage is going to be hiring in communities like ours than it is in smaller communities or west what would you suggest for Los Angeles $20 an hour what the answer is here to be more or less people were somehow or another would be bad for business cost of living here is higher and so what we are paying the employees who work in these industries in the service jobs has to match that it has to correlate with that higher cost-of-living it cost more to go out to eat here then it does to go out to eat in the restaurant in I don't know Alabama programmable so I think we've got to we've got to recognize people who are doing the work that correlates with the higher cost-of-living that were seeing already I'm really looking at the universal basic income and seeing how that could be a tool help deal with a lot of these poverty-stricken communities in people who've been struggling and still unable to dig themselves out of a hole there and seeing how that potentially could replace a lot of the bureaucracy a lot of money that we're spending on bureaucracy in a lot of social welfare programs perhaps to both save money and to provide support directly to people who need it so I think that's an option that we've got to consider this it's it's not simple and so I'm doing the research and figuring out how exactly that would work and how exactly we pay for it but we also have to look at affordable housing I think not accepting the fact that the high cost of housing is what it is is is not the solution there's a lot of money that goes into our Housing and Urban Development Department but is it really having the effect that we needed to have to make it so that you know whether it's cops or teachers or firefighter people were working these public service jobs are able to afford to live in live in the community I were there working at we were in Malibu yesterday out of town hall there yesterday and took a tour with the mayor City Council Members Community leaders around a lot of the areas that were completely devastated by the fires and that was one of the things that they mentioned is that they pointed out a trailer park traditionally wear a lot of those First Responders live that's where the workforce in Malibu have lived in that trailer park and they said that it's not unheard of that one of those trailer homes go for a million bucks a million bucks and you don't even get to own the land that your trailer sits on and so this is a real problem that they're facing is people who are teaching in that area firefighters were working in that area they're not able to afford to live in the community that they serve how could that be first supply and demand things I mean in the private sector there's there's hotels in Hawaii for example we're recognizing that they can't attract workers to work in the hotels because they can't afford to live near where they work and they're starting to buy a property to actually provide that Workforce housing at an affordable cost to be able to attract those workers some communities are doing the same thing for for First Responders for firefighters and other so this is a problem that that a lot of you know City council's and local communities are trying to deal with stop letting it also points to a bigger problem that we have nationally that there is just not enough affordable truly affordable housing for working people in the country but a place like Malibu is always been this exclusive Community cuz there's just not that much Malibu right next to the water so it's more valuable yeah like is there a way to do anything that would change that so that's that's what I was asking the mayor about that was one of the things they said that has been me know people look at Malibu and they're like oh that's where a bunch of multi-millionaire rich people going by there beach homes but there has always been you know that the basis of that Community was really founded on those who works to build the community you know middle middle class middle class people who are increasingly being pushed out if you're not living in the home that you know your grandfather your great-grandfather built then you're not going to be able to afford to stay there so you know what he we didn't get into the the details on what they're looking at but this is something that the city council and the mayor are grappling with now to be able to attract workers who want to work in the area but who don't want to have to drive two hours or three hours just to get to their place to work with all those fat cats yeah and that's where a lot of I mean a lot of the folks we were talking to yesterday they live you know up on the mountain room or in the valley or it's a better spot anywhere the same thing about being by the beaches people can just kind of hang out in your backyard like right there right where your bedroom is hire private security yeah that's like trying to kick someone out of a park because you decide to have a picnic that's interrupt this beach is everybody exactly that charge you to go to the beach cruising so if I have no money in my pocket you're going to Bar me from going and putting my feet on the Sand & Surf in the ocean it is wrong I mean I could see if you had a donation box to help people clean up the beach that's all I could say donations about the system that we have in place in America is that there's so much public land gas and people don't understand that they've never been to other countries where that's just not the case everything is private and in many many countries you can't just go camping I can't just take a raft and go down the river you can't just do that and what happens when those public spaces are are lost when their loss or lost forever when you came over then when you develop them you know when your beach has become trash with pollution and other like that's at the treasure the treasure that's lost while we have our forefathers to thank for their foresight yeah like the Theodore Roosevelt saw this in advance and met with great resistance from a lot of big businesses that just wanted to put apartments up everywhere and start building factories yeah and we created this incredible system of public land in this country that unprecedented Australia's Got a lot of public land to but it's just it there's other countries that have it but it's amazing what we have here and in terms of our diversity of of scenery and and where you could go to that with me and you could go to the desert or you could go to Idaho and you know gorgona volcano in Hawaii


    Tulsi Gabbard Warns Against the Military Industrial Complex | Joe Rogan
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    who's the veterans well that's one thing that you have over them for sure is that you understand from first-hand experience and sacrifice what it means to actually be in war and Endymion Kombat I mean over I still serving Army National Guard now over over 16 years to play twice in the Middle East and coupled with my experience in in Congress serving over six years on the Foreign Affairs and the armed services committee is working in Beyond these issues related to National Security and our foreign policy meeting with leaders of different countries in the world it is these experiences in the understanding that I've gained from them that best equip me to walk in the door walk into the Oval Office on day one ready to do the job of President and most importantly commander-in-chief what hurdles are you encountering that you didn't expect you know a lot of WhatsApp are things that that that we kind of did expect you know the the smear campaigns the the misinformation campaigns that someone's doing this on purpose or do you think this is team mentality and action were people supporting particular candidate and they look at you as being competition that candidate with what do you think I think it's probably a combination you know I'm challenging The Establishment challenging the status quo challenge The Establishment in challenging the political establishment in calling things as I see them calling it straight and and speaking the truth whether that be calling out leaders within my own party or leaders of the other political party and you know I think that that strikes fear in a lot of people who are uncomfortable with it at a minimum and who are concerned because when you know we the people rise up and say hey what's really going on we're calling out self-serving politicians in Washington from both political parties were putting their own political interest or the interests of their party ahead of the interests of the people or they're putting the interests of you know whatever greedy Corporation in their lobbyists is riding the biggest checks to their campaigns ahead of the interests of the people so the more this awareness comes out the more people stand up and speak out so hey this is unacceptable this is unacceptable then it's threatening that free Power base that they have thrived and then lived off of for far too long we should talk about how you're fun to do to some people understand your position contributions every single dollar that comes to my campaign for president is coming from Individual people across this country whether it's a dollar or $1,000 people who are giving whatever they can and joining this movement there's a great joke I think it's from Dennis Miller I hope I'm not misquoting it but it's he was talking about how politicians wear patches and their jackets like NASCAR drivers thing that is foreign policy Wars and and regime-change Wars the the tinfoil-hat thanks military industrial complex people being asked or forced into making decisions that benefit these giant corporations that makes make weapons and profit off of War case scenario in terms of conspiracy theories the idea that someone wants War so they can make money and they don't care if people died even needlessly this is our number one conspiracy fear right if you had to think about of all the things that you hope are not true about the way the world works that would probably be number one you can take your tinfoil hat because the military industrial complex is a real thing this is something that President Eisenhower talked about which is an amazing speed amazing speeches his last speech as president United States of all the things that he could talk about he chose to focus on the military industrial complex and how it is and one thing that has been done to Sri a really interesting is the word conspiracy has become a dirty word and that dirty word or a word that it it's it's easy to make something silly by calling it a conspiracy now even though there are times where people conspire to do things that's right I mean that's why that word exist it's not like people don't make plans to do things that are illegal of course they do that's why the FBI's but this is from the archives in this was Eisenhower's speech as he was leaving office and farewell 1961 son of a b**** I'm sure there's an actual version of here we go January 17th 1961 Century that has witnessed four major Wars among the great Nations speech said Congressional military industrial complex and somewhere between the draft and the speech that was the he took out that word Congressional but he was directly connecting those dots that some may say all that's just a conspiracy theory but he was connecting those dots with the influence that the military industrial complex has on leaders in Congress who are making decisions about how our money is spent and where our troops are sent off into battle rational Congressional military industrial complex wow I need extra oil get you a new box couldn't keep the camera steady back then either do not know of any of my predecessors in pizza or indeed by the Fighting Man of World War II or Korea until the latest of our world conflict the United States had no Armament in the tree American makers of plowshares could with time and as required make starred as well but we can no longer we have been compelled to create a permanent armaments industry of back support three and a Half Men in the American Experience economic political even spiritual is velden every city every state house every Office of the federal government we recognize the imperative mean in the councils of government we guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence whether thought Orlando by the military-industrial complex the potential for the B312 online but it's very chilling yes cuz this is the sitting president leaving office and this is what he wants to tell people he's a guy who had military experience he's a guy who saw firsthand wearing the uniform and then serving as commander-in-chief and this was his final warning to the nation the military companies are like most companies they always want to grow company seek infinite grow through the constantly seek their better quarters every year they want to make last year that's what they're doing there they're in the business of making money and not just in the business of creating things they they're creating things for a profit and they're going to have a little wiggle room especially with politicians politicians that are in their pocket and they've spent millions of dollars helping them along the way and you know they're going to be going to help each other and this long history of helping each other that's right that's how you see that very directly through Traditions that are being made to politicians by different defense contractors and the corresponding votes that are then taken but you also see this corruption that's happening before our very eyes happening within places like the Pentagon or you either have people in uniform or civilians who are working in Contracting for example in the Pentagon laying the groundwork for writing up these contracts major multibillion-dollar contracts with these big defense contractors and then lay down the uniform or you retire from service either the civilian or in the military and then you turn around and leave that door and walk into another door working for the very same contractor that you just wrote the contract for this is happening this is what this is what we need to change and we're talking about both campaign Finance reform but also reforming this kind of corruption in this revolving what's happening in different parts of our government easy happening in Wall Street to SEC Regulators people are supposed to be regulating wall shooter coming from Wall Street and then going back to Wall Street to work for the very same company that they were supposedly just charged to regulate this is a big problem that we've got it fixed very regulations that they helped put into place that's right and it's happening with foreign policy as well when you look at who who are the main people who go and testify in front of Congress coming from think tanks very well-known think tanks Global think tanks that specialize in foreign policy they don't have a placard on on their desk when they're testifying before Congress saying we receive funding from Saudi Arabia from Qatar United Arab Emirates from all these different countries who are spending a lot funny funding this thing takes it then come forward and push policies or push ideas to leaders in Congress that not coincidentally benefit the countries that are funding them what what could be done to stop that other than someone like you getting into Power well and what could you do once you get in there to two things I mean obviously has as president and commander-in-chief you set the tone for the kind of get that we have in this country that will put service above self and that this is what what I will bring as present bring those soldiers values of putting service above self putting service to the American people in your country first and foremost ahead of everything else of head of the interest of a political party or Corporation or or a foreign country for that matter and work to pass legislation in Congress that would close these revolving doors that would require this transparency when you're talking about who is funding who and where is this money coming from I think members of Congress should not be taking Pat contribution should be relying solely on contributions from people in this country so they know exactly who is funding their campaigns. Really seems like a no-brainer are calling for this kind of Reform and saying hey look if you want my vote then I expect you to not accept those contributions and to run a people-powered campaign how many people are doing up so two there's a couple who are running for president there is a slowly growing number of people who have run for and got gotten elected to congress but look it's it's it's in the margins compared to where we need to be camping how many people are doing episode 2 there's a couple who are running for president there is a slowly growing number of people who have run for and got gotten elected to congress but look it's it's it's in the margins compared to where we need to be


    Joe Rogan | We Need to Stop Wasteful Wars (Like Iraq) w/Tulsi Gabbard
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    we're back what's up coriander back I'll be back here when you first came here you were thinking about running for president now you're out there where all in is happening yes I know this is weird now I feel like this is like Destiny running for president but being out and connecting with people all across this country bringing this really a vending these wasteful destructive foreign policies that have been so costly on the American people for so long coffee on our troops coffee on our veterans ending these wasteful regime-change Wars ending this new Cold War and nuclear arms race and taking the trillions of dollars that we've been spending on these programs and that we will continue to spend if the status quo is allowed to continue and investing those dollars biking to serving the people in our communities serving the people of this country things like Health Care education infrastructure protecting our environment clean water there's so much that we need to do with that limited resources to accomplish that these are my favorite things you talk about my question is always though why do we spend so much time and money and a tattoo Titanic human cost for these reefs regime-change War. What do you think is the cause other than the obvious if we you have a dictator that's in place there's an obvious outcry like Saddam Hussein post 9/11 other than that what it what is the reason why we invest so much time and energy into regime-change war so much so that we've just accepted that this is a part of our gross economy like if we're going to take all the money that the United States earns and all the money that goes to taxes we just automatically put a jacket trunk of that into investing in these wars in other countries blindly why is he almost without any kind of real accountability 6 to 8 trillion dollars is what estimated that's been spent since 9/11 alone on these regime-change wars without even taking into account what the cost will continue to be to take care of our veterans those who have gone in and fought in these wars and if come home dealing with no visible visible ones that that they'll have to live with for the rest of their lives let's start back you mentioned Saddam Hussein I don't think it was necessarily an obvious outcry Saddam Hussein and the toppling of his regime was done for oil right it was done for financial reasons and The Architects of that Iraq war sold it in the guise of hey Saddam Hussein is working with Al-Qaeda those terrorists who attacked us on 9/11 and he's going to give I'm his weapons of mass destruction both of which turned out to be false false intelligence and lies that were sold to the American people sold to soldiers people like me who who believed what they said you know I enlisted after 9/11 like so many people in this country to go after the terrorists who had attacked us on that day killing thousands of Americans and they sold this lie for financial game for oil you look at some of the architect Iraq war guys like John Bolton who today is President Trump's National Security Council director and you look at what's happening in Venezuela almost a very same Playbook being used where they're selling this this regime change effort threatening to use US military force to go in and topple a regime under the guise of humanitarianism when in fact in Bolton has said this on National Television that what we really want to make sure that American oil companies are able to go in an access. Oil-rich country in Venezuela country right now this battle over regime change because of the fact they want to control the oil I think that the u.s. coming in and trying to insert itself into what is happening in Venezuela is what is what is the problem so they're doing that through very very heavy sanctions they're doing that through various means and threatening to use our military to go in and top of the regime there rather than taking the approach that I would take US president which is to recognize that the people of Venezuela like people in other countries in the world need to be the ones to determine their governance and their future just like we wouldn't want any other country to come in and threatened to use their military to topple our government to tell us who should or shouldn't be the leaders in our country we shouldn't be doing that in their country there are serious issues that are causing a suffering for the Venezuelan people if we really want to be helpful we should be a force to help move towards reconciliation and peace rather than what this Administration is doing which is throwing fuel on the Flames of a civil war that will be devastating devastated with the current government in Venezuela and there is the opposition do they have differences on what kind of future what kind of governance and who should lead that government going forward rather than threatening to use the United States United States coming in and trying to act once again is the world's police which by the way throughout history has not had good results not for the people in those countries what to speak of the cost that we the American people pay rather than saying hey let's let's work towards peace try to push diplomacy and find what are the conditions that would make some form of reconciliation going forward is there an argument I really don't know the answer this but is there an argument that these regime-change wars although terrible we would be way worse off if those were no place I think that's an argument that proponents for regime-change Wars try to make but history shows and proves that the very opposite is true look at a rock can look at Libya can look at Siri that you can look at Guatemala and Ecuador you can look at other countries of Iran were in the past we have either overtly or covertly through the CIA gone in and toppled leaders of countries or dictators are regimes and the result has been more suffering for the people in those countries their lives have been made worse off not only in the short-term but in the long-term and the cost once again to the American people has also Anatole as we see more and more of our hard-earned taxpayer dollars going to pay for these wars these regime change efforts that are counter to our national security interest counted the interest of the American people encounter the interest of the people in those countries is this one of those things is just a counterintuitive thing where you would think that getting rid of someone like Kadafi would be a good idea he was a terrible evil person but they get rid of them in a Livia's a failed state if it's horrible what is happy Olivia as a result of that as you can watch slave auctions on YouTube missing say exactly it's hard to imagine that an era of YouTube and slave auctions exist in a place that you know at least some part of the blame has to be on us supporting the rebels it went in and took out Qaddafi like it's not good that he's one of those counterintuitive things are not good to have an evil person in control the country but it's not good to kill him and then this power vacuum yeah it's that it's it's hard to accept sometimes the reality that there are bad people in the world there are leaders of countries who are doing bad things against their people with the real question is is we recognize this is the world that exists in reality not the world that we wish existed and then the question is for the leaders of our country is what role should the United States play does it make sense to try Act is the world's police as we have been for far too long both as we look at what is in the best interest of the American people what's in the best interest of our national security as well as what impact will our actions have on the people in these countries and with Libya not only do we see strength interest groups there terrorist groups all over Libya now failed State the Libyan people are suffering now far more than they were before but we see the ramifications of that in countries like North Korea we're again John Bolton in the Trump Administration is talking about using the Libya model with North Korea as we work towards this objective of denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula one of the leaders in the North Korean government just said the other day the United States government is talking about using Olivia model with North Korea to get them to get rid of their nuclear weapons they don't want to end up like Olivia or erock where in Libya is you remember the United States went in and told Gaddafi hey get rid of your nuclear weapons program and we're not going to come after you and he did he got rid of it and what happened very short time later the United States and other countries went in and took him out so that action and that decision that policy is directly undermining our national security and our efforts to make us and the world more safe to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula with the argument for change wars being that would it be that if we didn't go over there and if we didn't have a military presence and we didn't make them fight against us they would somehow or another gain more power and they would we would deal with this evil superpower is this this is like the worst case scenario for the pro interventionist foreign policy I wouldn't even I wouldn't even go that far and that the argument that's made by people who are advocating for these regime-change wars is we've got to do something to help people who are suffering that's generally the argument that's made and they sell this to the American people knowing that hey we we we have good hearts and we want to help people if we can but what they fail to do is to tell the truth and be honest about what they are hiding behind this guy's of humanitarianism if you look at Saudi Arabia for example and you look at the kinds of atrocity that Theocratic dictatorship is conducting against its own people decapitating lgbtq people persecuting religious minorities being the biggest propagator of this this most extreme intolerant ideology of Islam that is fueling terrorist organizations like Isis and Al Qaeda waging a genocide a war in Yemen killing tens of thousands of people you know that murder of the journalist in Turkey the list goes on and on and on yet what are we hearing from leaders in our government both Democrats and Republicans Saudi Arabia is a great Ally of the United States but then you look at what's happening in Venezuela ready to launch our military to go in and take out another dictator ready to go in and lunch are military ready to go and wage war against Iran so this is this is evidence of the hypocrisy that exists between those who are Waging regime-change War in some countries by the way usually countries that don't have nuclear weapons and usually countries where they have some other underlying interest in ulterior motive which is not helping the people of those countries and then when it's convenient for them countries like Saudi Arabia sidling up to a country's leadership directly and indirectly support Al-Qaeda the very terrorists who attacked us on 9/11 who we are trying to defeat interest in ulterior motive which is not helping the people of those countries and then when it's convenient for them countries like Saudi Arabia cycling up to a country's leadership directly and indirectly support Al-Qaeda the very terrorists who attacked us on 9/11 who we are trying to defeat


    What Tulsi Gabbard Was Told Her First Day in Congress | Joe Rogan
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    this has been one of the most frustrating things that I've seen and experienced throughout my over six years in Congress that really started when I first went up after I got elected or after every election happens in new members of Congress they go and they have what's called new member orientation and they give you these books and here's the maps and here's where your offices and you know all the all the administrative and logistical stuff but very quickly I would say within the first few days you know where we first come in together Democrats and Republicans immediately Kate Democrats go this way Republicans go this way immediately separated and what were told right off the bat is look this is about getting wins for our political party and if you work with the Republican then that's going to hurt the party especially if you work with the Republican at the Democratic party's trying to take out forget the substance of the idea forget the substance of the bill and it happens on the opposite side Republicans with Democrats both both political parties are diff are are guilty of this where they're really putting the interests of the political party ahead of the people who just voted for us to go and serve them and not just the Democrats who voted for me but yes there were the independence and the Republicans both who voted for me or who didn't but who I serve as part of my constituency and you just you continue to have continued to see this where you know you'll have a bill that because it's Democrat Bill Republicans vote against it substance aside or Republican bill Democrats vote against it just because it's a Republican bill but then hey if if they come in and you know a month or a year later introduced the same bill or a similar bill but now because of the democratic Bill okay everybody hey let's go let's go and support this legislation you can even imagine why there's so much gridlock in Washington why nothing really gets done and ultimately all this divisiveness and this hyper-partisanship is hurting the ability for the needs of the American people to be served when you talk about people like yourself that are completely funded by the public and you have this very logical and objective way of discussing this gridlock do you think that the future is in young people like yourself getting involved in politics that they are not connected to this old world 4:30 I 45 years this world it sounds like this is just what you do I mean I watch House of Cards and get kind of I get a sort of that that seems like chaos being politicians voted out or die off where we see those who are very entrenched in this this broken system feel very threatened by the rise of people powered campaigns individual contributions coming in and supplanting the big money that they get from you know that the packs and packs and lobbyists and and in their sphere there because they see their whole world being disrupted by people like me or others who are coming in and saying no we're not buying into any of that and we're coming into actually fulfill the mission that we've been charged with by those who voted for us to serve the p all the people of this country and would you say that would you this is my position I think that Trump plays part of that because I think he was the first guy to Camp the come to come in basically self-funded or being funded through his own me and not listening to the rest of the Republican Party saying hey I'm going to take Oliver and I'm going to do this my way and then knowing that he could do that and knowing that there were so many Republicans against him and knowing that there so many Democrats against him as well because he's still the present people like Jesus is a fragile system but the system is it's what they've done to acquire power is still very vulnerable even though they have us deeply entrenched system of weird little relationships that it's not good enough that if the people do rise up and they decide hey wanna put Tulsi in his president you going to have a different situation and allow you clowns going to be out of work absolutely I mean and that's really that that's the message that we're carrying to two living rooms in town halls in what is across the country is Washington continues to underestimate the power of the people exactly and that's the thing as you know our founding fathers had this vision for our country that our government would be of the People by the people and for the people and instead what we have is a government of the Rich and Powerful by and for the rich and Powerful of the special interest in corporations by and for the special interest in collaboration and you know we the people get low behind and they continue to talk to us like they're in control yeah they're one of us and they're supposed to be public employees as opposed to be servants that's right of the public they don't talk like that now they talk like people who are in a position of power and influence and it's not healthy it's not a healthy perspective it is evident of that huge disconnect video on the bubble that is Washington and the reality of the lives that we live everyday people all across this country that's always the case though when people get control things there was metal make it easier for them make it better for them what can I do to make this a little easier. Is there another way how can I help write myself here how can I make sure that when I get out of office I can do these public speaking tours make a quarter million dollars a pop yeah mask on and go sit with those bankers and listen to one of those conversations that Hillary Clinton got paid a quarter million dollars to talk ya never release the transcripts turn out right now so old I would love to get that guy and just get him drunk and put them on the edges like have them just talk about life know you only got like a few years left everything's falling apart in your body with your regrets what you do wrong what could have done differently stop all this bullshiting like what Deanna wise mushroom this role of being the person that is in control of this country is always been this impossible task and when I see a person like you who wants to do it I say listen you have some of the best ideas in the most healthy perspective that I've ever heard from anyone is ever running for president but why would you want to do that to yourself those are the two things that I think of because it's not for myself and and it's not be in control of the country in the people it's to serve the people and our country it's a continuation of this mission that I've chosen for my life to be of service to find different ways to do that you know it started in Hawaii with Gathering my friends as a kid and going to picking up trash off the beach on the weekends and experiencing even then at a young age that that made me happier then than anything else then you know going and playing video games with my friends or anything like that and that that mission that that was deeply ingrained in me further with my service in the military serving as a soldier where you know I'm serving alongside people of all walks of life as you know of race religion ethnicity orientation everything everyone of us wearing that same uniform serving that same flag that represents the American people with that laser like focus on putting service above self and that's what I seek to bring to the White House do to restore those values of Tegrity and honor and respect to make it so that that White House is a beacon of light for the American people to know that that White House belongs to them and represents them and their interest in their interest along does anybody even a person with you who's on the outside do you think anybody truly knows what it's like to run the country until they get in there do they even have an idea of what it how impossible a-tasket is to be in control of the economy the environment the infrastructure the military Arbor position in the world it seems like the most insane duty to require someone to run all those things to be aware of all those things to be responsible for all of the successes and all of the failures it's an awesome responsibility there's no question about that and I think it fulfills that that hire that higher and higher calling that the not about any kind of selfish interest is for me is not about any kind of ambition that I've had I've never had any kind of that why I want to be president one day or even I want to be a member of Congress one day it's always been about how can I how can I best be of service and how can I make a greater impact and that's what I've seen throughout my time in Congress where I've served on these committees I've served on the foreign affairs in armed services committee's I've been been calling for and fighting for an end to these wasteful regime-change Wars and end to this Cold War nuclear arms race there's only so much I can do as a member of Congress to be able to serve as president commander and chief I know that I can make that kind of impact and see change in our policy that keeps our country safe that moves us closer to that future of peace and prosperity and that's where I hope to be able to make a difference there's only so much I can do as a member of Congress to be able to serve as president commander and chief I know that I can make that kind of impact and see change in our policy that keeps our country safe that moves us closer to that future of peace and prosperity and that's where I hope to be able to make a difference


    JRE on Aliens (Compilation)
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    it's so unbelievably compelling though to consider the idea that somewhere out there there's another civilization that maybe even more advanced than us and this thought of it is just so attractive it's it's it's incredible that should be coming or even slightly coming then that should be civilizations ahead of us I mean we've been around compelling the timescales we've been around is it a civilization play Bad science let's say since Newton Al Capone has 500 is at most what we've done we've gone beyond the solar system with voyager we've walked on the moon and we went we're about to go to miles I would think they're about to begin colonizing I run solar system in 500 years imagine a million years in the future so I would something used to say there are many civilizations out there in the galaxy go to funny Paradox because if you imagine the civilization that's a million years ahead of us they should have written that presents across the sky by now they should see him I mean you'll see us if we survive in a million years into the future and we will be exploring the galaxies we will have spacecraft that are going to if we last into the medium said would we choose to not do that Here's my thought on that is uncontacted tribes like do you know about the the gentleman who was the missionary who visited North Sentinel Island and was killed by the natives North Sentinel Island which is a really unusual place because they branched off from Africa 60,000 years ago and they've been living on this one small island the size of Manhattan and is Wells we know there's only about 39 of them left somewhere and we can't we not supposed to contact them like people are nuts but we were supposed to like leave them alone and there are rare try when they find them in the Amazon the uncontacted tribes initial instinct is back off let us know like what they look at us dropping bombs on each other and polluting the ocean sucking all the fish out and putting clouds into the Skies of dirt and particles and why would they look like look at these crude monkeys look at their there they're so far beyond where they need to be before they could join the Galactic Civilization that way send it when you say written across the sky supposed to trigger I'm thinking of Starships energy things that you can see the signature there's a theory that is actually being tossed about that these people that have this ancient well they have his memory of childbirth right so all of a sudden you're being born is bright lights above you is a man or a woman who's the surgeon with a mask that covers their face all you see is their eyes and everything looks bright and it's terrifying and clinical and you're on the stable and everything's cold most of these abduction experiences that people recount they take place in some sort of a medical facility and everything is bright and strange and cold and they think that what this is is there they're saying that we had this idea that children don't have memories that babies don't have memories and why wouldn't they Dearborn Inn it's probably one of the most profound and disturbing memories because before that everything is incredibly peaceful inside the mother's womb pulled out and then there's a bright light above you never experience any life so every and your visual perception your field of view is all distorted right the first time using your eyes that's why people have the same because of you think about looks since then the abduction so well does because people don't really go anywhere to think about the abduction thing is they put like cameras in people's rooms and and they say they have these alien abduction experiences but they don't go anywhere so what they're doing is a dream which is NYU sleeping 90% very Medical in nature right you're being examined and then there's also going back to childbirth is also a lot of people that have these experiences that they are being told that either they're taking their baby away from them or their studying their baby of the day had a baby inside of them to know about that the aliens have put it there and they're taking it out I mean it even goes back to the Virgin birth right and felt very weird but this this memory that people have from childhood is most likely you know I'll probably a pretty intense powerful memory that's always there Kilik 20 kids everything that we would like to come and help the blood brings her like sharks and the technology find you attractive I'm giving you want to know where I can read it where can I read that those statements that they were contact with the aliens listen I think that they are absolutely obsessed with the occult so that's been pretty well documented alien craft that came into her Galaxy change speed and went different directions than scientists said that it was it could be something could be what is Neil Degrassi say about it it's not talking right now scientist Harvard spaceship to fly through the Galaxy I would definitely make it look like a big rock why wouldn't you like look if we just make this thing drive by them and don't change speeds don't have no idea is to recite we miss them okay I could talk hit the gas I'm tired I want to f****** taking too long but you got it. sounds good doesn't it kind of want to believe so hard I hope you do because I was going to be there's going to be a lot of stuff so you see what else have you seen I've seen many many documents on the studies of these things and I've seen a lot of the science associated with what the technology is and what it does like I could show you if I fold up pieces of paper and stuff let's go on with it but basically you know these craft when you AAA travel in a straight line but they're folding space like in Event Horizon will they explain it by folding a piece of paper and punching a pencil through it Jersey that means it's in a word used to traveling in a direction like that and so when we look we see a plane that goes straight right but these these UFOs fold space-time like this and so it looks like to them they're going in a straight line so if you're in the ship you see that but if you're on the ground you see that that's why you see them blink off and on a lot of those videos jumping it's just because of this so they having space-time some way of interfacing with space itself is different than our idea of traveling in the linear way from point A to point B space the fabric they called the fabric of space-time because it's like a fabric it's malleable. Let me ask you this how often a new conversation do people look at you and think you are f****** crazy when you start talking about this and how long all the time and all the time crazy out because I'm involved on the most important s*** I've ever been in my life like this is like the most important thing you've ever done the life yeah like I have meetings with Senators coming up like your friend that hasn't talked for 22 years I love s*** like yeah you don't hear about that or someone that stopping and Van Halen to go f*** with swords you know I know but I feel like he's made himself readily available do that s*** you know like I don't know if I sit and scratch my head and I don't know I don't know either such a good songwriter yeah that guy is such a f****** Loose Cannon he became the president like maybe they can get it from him or his f****** chaotic as s*** is right now it is something I don't know something with slip you know I would think that if they told him if they brought him a dosist just two things I would want to know who killed JFK those are two things I want to know if I became the president and are aliens real what you got motherfuker I go to the top generals I bet look I'm going to defer to you guys I'm not a military okay I'm and I don't want war but I want you guys to have support I got full respect tell me about the Russians are going to be in space and we're going to be in space or or fight off the aliens buying am going Jesus going to say oh yeah I don't know man but if I became president I never will but if I did those are the two things I would want to know who killed JFK and where the f****** aliens from The Comedy Store I'd like to and then I watched some goofy I've been on this UFO documentary kick one of them is Area 51 Bob Lazar and alien Area 51 and flying saucers documentary on this guy who claimed that he worked on these alien ships in Area 51 in the 1980s and health as time's gone on more of the things that he said approving the actually be true an element that he talked about Element 115 I think it was called Matt Like a Man created element you know if there's carbon will do an element that they created that he talked about way before it was ever publicized and he talked about this thing and then it turned out to be true he talked about these there's easy hand monitors that you would put your hand on this thing and these why these metal lines would detect the distances in the bones of your fingers the exact distances and everyone is different so I can signature and that they could find out if it was you or not you it was trying to go through so the way they would scan to look bioscan would literally measure the bones in the fingers and people said that was horseshit know they did have that and Los Alamos they did have that and in Area 51 and that this technology was very very very very people did this guy who's creator of this documentary is very difficult for them to get photos of this hand scanner but his hands can add it existed existed exactly as this guy described it in the 80s that he actually work there there's people that worked in the same Los Alamos lab with him to try to say never work there but his name's on the Manifest it's very strange like they've tried to erase parts of this guy's past because he he filmed a bunch of their crafts as they were flying around like he knew what days this is the thing that thing right there you put your hand on that it actually measures the distance of the size and length of your bones escape room in LA talk for a while after a while like he's telling the truth like what if he is actually telling the truth cuz he's actually telling the truth there is some part of the government that had access at least in the 1980s to alien technology you believe in UFOs here's one thing I do believe most people are full of s***. To come still like most of their stories like it's it's hard to find a person that could just tell you what happened based on what they really remember people wanted Jazz things up and then one at Salt and Pepper they just sex with me the tested that they don't necessarily tell you the truth to tell you what they think is going to be an engaging story that kind of represent truce maybe especially when it's a weird thing like you saw something in the sky what did you really see how long did you look at it for how many seconds was it here's the problem I have with UFOs and I believe there are UFOs but I don't think they're coming here why I mean I would lay in that b**** right in the middle of Times Square and be like what we are here why would you do that but why wouldn't I why am I getting in fields where nobody can see us are you aware of how we treat uncontacted tribes yes still point but but what I'm saying is if you're way smarter than far distances we can't even imagine and they're here they don't have to hide it just like they do it because they have to hide or do you think maybe they do it because we can't handle it because we can't handle it why would they care if we could handle it or not because here's the problem whenever any civilization has ever encountered a civilization far superior to them the results have always been catastrophic every single time every time Europeans have invaded North America ever I'm the Spanish visited the Mexicans every time this has happened it's been a disaster this is human beings if there was something that came down here from another planet with so unbelievably sophisticated that I can travel through vast distances in space and had insurmountable impossible technology that we would look to it for Oliver answers it would become our new daddy it would completely disrupt all of our governments would disrupt all of our religion so we just wrapped every single bill system we have in people would fall apart they wouldn't know what to do psychologically it would be devastating look I'm not a psychologist but I know most people would not be able to handle it I understand that but why would they care because that was my whole point about who would be affecting our culture and it wouldn't care but why wouldn't we have that because we care about animals animals you're a deer live in the forest and in year 2 years old you might not have ever even seen a person even know what the f*** we are but we're trying to keep those beer alive we spend billions of dollars every year protecting them we do that because we care about Wildlife if we cared about a rare monkey that we found in Indonesia and it wasn't strange monkey we would do whatever we could to make sure that monkeys populations thrived if there was a way to help them and that's one of the reasons why zoos exist they take rare animals they try to breed them in captivity and so sharing the same Earth will they maybe they look at the universe that way and nuclear civilizations like our civilization mean our civilizations of very dangerous one because we're a bunch of semi hairless monkeys with nuclear weapons I mean we're f****** nuts bro yeah we're obsessed with sex with Jack off to our phones where we're taking pills keep our dick Hardware on speed things that people did do us we pretend people that did worse things we pretended we didn't do things to people we lie about stealing we lie about money we lie about all kinds of things me people are so so your theory you're thinking aliens are thinking about all that before they come down of course they would when you discuss the cosmos may be the single most intriguing possibility to us as human beings is what other intelligent life if any is out there and how interesting is you when you spend so much time studying the fundamental particles of the universe itself how interested are you and the possibility of other intelligent life forms or have you just like put that out into the it's just so ridiculously unlikely or so far away from us that will probably never going to make contact stations the problem that from my perspective is that although they might be out there they had a real head start on us before you receive them but then image be speculated on beings from the previous Eon communicating with us an advantage there is that you're looking at the really Advanced civilization disappeared you know you know how many billions of years are you talking about the big bang was fourteen billion yes but you see that's way at the beginning in a sentence or three-quarters of the way through in another fence csec are the farthest in terms of our technological achievement in our understanding of the universe itself it's possible there were at the front of the line. There might be some other intelligent life forms in the universe but they might be behind us whenever it mean I'm not saying they got through you maybe they have techniques yes but it would have to be in the form of photons or something yeah I'm talking about ridiculous speculation but encoding information into photons yes optimistic about current intelligent life somewhere in the universe not too optimistic just because well maybe it took us a long time to get going because the dinosaurs were there for a while ahead of us is conceivable I'm not going to really tired I just not terribly optimistic about it I think it's worth doing it's worth looking


    Joe Rogan | Should We Be Concerned with North Korea? w/Jamie Metzl
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    interesting what else should we be concerned with we should be concerned with anything that North Korea is doing the last place I I have spent a lot of time in North Korea that's why I brought could have growth and integrate into the rest of the world that would be great if you want to listen 2015 been there twice from China and zigzag the country by land visited 10 or 12 different sites so we spent almost two weeks by Lance I've really incredible I'm in North Korea one it's the most organized place I've ever seen him and there's not us anywhere there's like on the side of the road to the stones are all raped not a stick every little line is drawn it's like total control there were very in them in their agricultural areas that were very few and very few farm animals I saw people pulling plows I can do usually have that the animal in front of the plow and the person behind here they're like two people in front of the plow and one person behind the people wear the the the animals and we would go and visit these they just cuz they didn't pay a lot of animals got eaten when they had their founded and so we visited these different sites for the special economic zones and they would say like what they had done and what they were thinking about doing and I would say like how do you do you know anything about the market like you what are you going to sell here and it will we we know about clearing land and building a fence and then we we went to to Pyongyang and I spoke to about 400 economic planners and I said look I know you had these plans that would be special economic zones it's totally going to fail the way it's going to work you have to connect to the market economy after Empower your workers you need information flow how else are you going to learn and adapt so North Korea it's a really US Patent now it's even more dangerous because President Trump through a business kind of nonsensical Hail Mary in these these meetings with Kim Jong-un there was never any indication that the North Koreans were planning on giving up their nuclear weapons they never said they would it's the last thing they would do because their goal is survival and so there was this kind of head fake which was like a PR stunt to be able to say art we're having these these meetings and of course the North Koreans weren't ever going to give up their nuclear weapons they're still not so now things are ramping up so North Korea in the last couple days and started firing missiles again at the United States today and see if military sees a North Korean ship so we're going back to this very dangerous place and and so I can we we really need to do a much better job we need much more considering it's really hard and these guys are really smart I mean I they are they are very people say well these guys are poor they must not be so I mean like a mad like that we're playing cards with them we've got the whole deck they don't have one card and yet they're there and why did you go over there like what what were you thinking so I thought a lot about it because I have a background in human rights I was a human rights officer for the United Nations in Cambodia on the child Refugee I have this very strong belief in human rights and that in supporting people in North Korea they have about a hundred and twenty thousand people in the most beautiful the brutal horrific prison camps and so when I was asked to be part of this 6-person delegation advising them on the special this album especially cuz I'll make those one Instinct was screw them I don't want to be part of this at all but I also felt that if North Korea could have some kind of integrated economic development that would at least connect them to the world that would create some kind of Leverage and that would that would help that help people so I decided to go and I'm glad that I did I did but if this is these are really hard or issues people and it's very unfortunate did it in in President Trump's negotiations with the North Korean Human Rights was never once mentioned I think that's is coming back values like we have to be clear about who we are and what we stand for and be consistent in fighting for him do you think that Trump didn't bring that up because he wanted to be able to effectively communicate with them and not put them on their heels maybe but I feel like he had they done anything that if he thought that there was a real chance of progress that the hard thing was he didn't know much about the North Koreans he had people people work in the United and all those people all of the US intelligence agencies were telling President Trump that the North Koreans have absolutely no intention of giving up their nuclear weapons and so maybe he did think that he would charm Kim Jong on her he would say hey we're going to give you a conomic development or or whatever but I think for most people who were The Observers of Northwood watch it while I thought that was not a lot so we didn't mention we suspended or military exercises we gave them the legitimacy of a presidential meeting which they've been wanting for 30 years and we didn't get anything back so heavy got something back then you can say well that was a risk for taking may be described that way I'm agreeing with what you're saying what do you think you could have done differently though I don't think the meeting should have happened with no kids no conditions I'm open to meet with the North Koreans which is something the North Koreans have all way we could have met with the North Koreans anytime immediately for the last 30 years but in order to do it they need to do this this in this and if they do it will meet like that would have been a legitimate thing but what he said is somebody that the North Korean I'm inside at the South Korea National Security just peeked into his office in the end because they they wanted me to get it was like sure seems like an interesting thing to do with this diplomacy find Android queens-born didn't have an incentive to do anything in return was his perspective that it would be better to be in communication in to be friends with this guy was that what that was that was just thinking we have real interest in the sense that we we we have large military forces in Seoul we have a lot at stake we have our closest Ally Japan who had citizens abducted and so I think that was what he thought is like let's be friendly and then with the the force of personal chem everything will will unlock but I think that was always extremely unlikely what do you think is going to happen to that country eventually eyewitness I think eventually this regime will will collapse under its own weight but it's really held out a long time because you think of the collapse of the Soviet Union they had enough so Union had enough bullets you just survive if they had said you were just going to shoot everybody at the Berlin wall and every dissenter they would still be the North Korea has essentially murdered millions of people so with famine and execution and then and prison camps are going to stay for a while but eventually there will be leaders in North Korea who will come to the conclusion that it's safer to oppose the Kim family then to wait for the Kim family to come and get you in that through tends to happen and you kind of totalitarian systems were there so little trust or so little loyalty weather conditions like technologically like what was their infrastructure like General infrastructure is absolutely terrible I mean they have roads in the big cities are actually quite nice roads cuz there's no cars and so it but their infrastructure is is terrible I mean all of their their power supply they have brownouts blackouts all the time they're manufacturing is all being a decimated so it's terrible but they have really focus their energy on build is nuclear weapons because they think of these nuclear weapons give them leverage to do things and to extract concessions and to get to get a VIP it's terrible infrastructure so do they don't have an internet right but they have something similar but it only allows them access to a few state-run websites well average person doesn't have access to the internet so the way it works is and it's all about loyalty so you need three or so generations of loyalty to the Kim family set foot in Pyongyang the capital so yes so it's not like you can move around or whatever like just to be in the Capitol like you have to have your loyalty proven and so average person out in the country they don't have access to much of a little bit more now than they did in the past and then for this relatively small number of Elites who are in largely in Pyongyang and in the other cities where it's like there is there's a ring of Defense around these hit justed to enter you have to have all of these checks some of them have access to limited internet buddy 6th it's tightly controlled and it's not like you're kind of going on Google and look going wherever you want and they probably would get in trouble if they Google the wrong thing yes and trouble it's not just you trouble like if you jump if if my brother or my uncle does something that gets me in trouble with the regime the whole extended family is out let me see. You go to prison camps for youth you're kicked out of it's all about Collective punch people are terrified and by that ruthless punishment structures their setup that's how they've kept control the country yes and everybody's forced to ride on each other right now compelled to tell on each other for one thing you did if you don't then what if you don't then you are complicit these people were in the prison camps like I have a friend of mine and she was this thirteen-year-old girl and her father was a like a low-level North Korean official and he was accused of something and took his family was privileged all of a sudden was without and and there's a statistic is horrible things in prison and rape and this little Emma now she's in United States incredibly positive and it's amazing how resilient just like a real hell it's a written issue and I think that for us as Americans as humans we're less human when there are people who are suffering like this you know you were traveling all over North Korea what were they having you do while you were out there way would do as we would go from one of these special economic zones to the other end in each one it was kind of the same story get there there be like a big field the farmers have been kicked off there was a fence around it and then the group David local officials would come and it have like a big chart and they have a plan like yours were going to build this building and here's and then I would always ask the same question like what are you going to do here why do you think you're going to be competitive how do you know what the market prices are how are your workers going to be empowered so they can change things too many in the old days that used to be you just kind of have these automaton workers now workers are actually making big decisions and fixing things and they didn't have an answer to any of those that's what happens when you have these totalitarian top down systems is that like if you being creative is actually really dangerous so somebody says do X you just do X Y A really incredible it's so sad because I spend a lot of time in South Korea and this is the most dynamic place there who is like the future and then just 35 miles from Seoul is the demilitarized zone on the other side it's it's incredible and the real problem would be once they finally did get free of that Community or the of that you can come whenever you want a dictator and that his family what would they what tools would they have like how old would they be to be on top they have if there is two Here's my thought of what a scenario of the scenario might look like I may eventually probably still be some kind of coup attempt again to say it succeeds but that would probably result another military dictatorship was another group immediately Americans fighting against the the but the green one of the two sides was America and the South Korean fighting against the North Koreans and the Chinese the Chinese did the most of the of the of the fighting and so China and North Korea is the only country in the world that has a treaty Alliance now with China kind of like we have with Japan and within with South Korea and so China their biggest fear is having a reunified Korean Peninsula Allied to the United States I think if there was a coup the Chinese would immediately move in millet then immediately there would be just call to have some kind of un body and there would be a call for a un Authority and then I think it would be agreed that the Chinese would stay and they just would put on Blue helmets like as it as a u n forest and then we'd have to negotiate what happens next I think what the Chinese would do disable will leave when the Americans leave is that I think that would be what will likely have been eventually I think we're going to see a Korean location of the good news of these reunified countries like East and West Germany is there's a whole system of law that is just uses North we will be swallowed into South Korea and then you have while you have an infrastructure and it'll take one or two generations I think that will eventually happen and I'm hoping it can happen without nuclear war terrible terrible Bloodshed but it's that it's going to be a big challenge I will eventually happen and I'm hoping it can happen without nuclear war terrible terrible Bloodshed but it's that it's going to be a big challenge damn yeah that sounds insurmountable about North Korea getting absorbed by South Korea


    Rogan Talks to Futurist About Tech Battle with China
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    anticipating sing like a lot of freaky things come out of China yes well you said that very queer yeah I spend a lot of time in China it's a different great ancient civilization but they destroyed their own civilization in the Great Leap Forward and the cultural revolution they they burn their books They smash their own at historic relics and so it's really it's a society many ways it's starting from scratch and so all of these Norms of people get inherited through their Traditions China in many ways doesn't have and so and so it's it's a very different and China is growing and they are increasingly powerful in China is going to be a major voice before defining the world of the 21st century that's why America has to get it back together that's a hard concept for us to Grass we think about the fact that they had the Great Wall they have so much ancient art and architecture we just assume they're real culture they are but they wiped it out that's yeah if you want to see great Chinese art you have to go to Taiwan because when the Chinese National is left in 1949 when they lost as they were losing the Civil War they took the treasures and they put them in the national museum of Taiwan in the cultural revolution the Great Leap Forward China the red guards were just smashing all of their own stuff their own ancient history now now that the Chinese Communist Party don't know we're going back and we have this great 5000 year old culture in some ways it's true but in some ways it's like an adolescent culture without these kinds of restrictions that other societies have got such a unique perspective that I haven't heard before and it makes so much sense in terms of like how frantic they are restructuring their world yeah and everybody else tributary and so they're monumentally pissed off that these Colonial Powers came and overpowered them and they had to make all these concessions they had to give land away and and hell-bent on playing the long game they are playing a long game and we are not and we have to be mindful of it that's also something you can do if you have complete control of your population you don't have to worry about people's opinions or you can just go in the direction that you can do is going to benefit the Chinese power the powers-that-be country run by Engineers lawyers and then then reality people I guess these problems and the answer is always have water in the North or trying to rebuild this massive biggest water project in the world from south to North you want to win in the Olympics you engineer your population to take kids away from their families them in their Olympic sport schools I arrive at the scene in Genesis Code if you're trying and you kind of have this Plato's Republic model of the world and work on that kind of identify the genetic or maybe manipulate these genetic Superstars to be our greatest scientists and mathematicians and Business Leaders and political leaders like there's a model that you can imagine for 4 how to doing it makes you really nervous it should like I just drinking with this country we don't have time to have all these distractions we're focusing on junk like what just like all of this all the time when I'm when I'm home in New York and North Korea but it's all poured in which kind of for drawing people's attention to these few stories but there's these big stories that we have to focus on and then certainly the rise of China is such an essential story for the twenty-first century because China is competing in all of these Technologies and China it's like go-go-go million people in China who are involved in the tech World when they go in and visit Silicon Valley uniformly they say we cannot believe you people are so lazy why are they not working twenty-four hours a day why are they not issuing product new product every every week and so this is when they are racing somewhere and it's going to have huge implications for the world and so if we believe in our values as I believe we should we have to fight for him in the place that we have to fight for him first is here and he can't you do it just like everyday that we're just focusing on this dramas reality TV drama of our government another day we're not focusing on the big thing how are we going to get our act together how are we going to lead the world in technology benefit another example is this is immigration like we have this whole fight how do we keep people out what I'd like to do is to go to to the Statesboro side every Embassy in the world you have a new job you have to bring to give you whatever a number 500 slots per year you have to be in your country find the 500 most brilliant talented creative entrepreneurial people and say we're giving you a green card we're going to give you a little starter money we want you to move to the United States and just start a life and have kids and it really should be creaming the crop skinny the queen of the rest of the world and then we could take over we did we could Revitalize these countries were having this fight of how do we keep a small number of refugees out and it says we're not focusing on the right thing in this country and really but not just why I learned about it because they put out the pretty Innovative phones and right interesting technology but we learned it because the state department was telling people that stop using their phones do you think that that is trying to stifle the competition like to try to look good cuz the market if they have if they do really have been number the number to selling cell phones in the world now that's not from America America is largely out of that conversation right and if they were in America would probably dominate the Americas well cuz they're cheaper yeah I know really good at mean that they are phones are insane they have cameras in their phones are off the chart if they they put some video of the the zoom capability of their newest phone and people calling bowlshit there's like this no way that's possible but it turns out it was true Zoom for sure the founder of Huawei is a former Chinese military officer for sure in the early stages of their company they stole straight out stool lots of source code from companies like Sysco for sure we should be really worried if Huawei is the sole supplier of the infrastructure that supports 5G all around the world because the Chinese government would have access to everything that lead us to the question is one is there a problem with Huawei itself into is let's just stay and I tell you the answer that first question is probably yes but then the question to would let you say Huawei is a legit company and they're not totally intimately connected to the Chinese government can we trust their relationship with the Chinese government has the big Chinese companies Champion company they have a Communist Party cell inside of that company and Saudis like I think that we can't think of big Chinese companies just like we think of companies here we have to think of them as quasi-state actors and that's why this despite that's happening right now is it is so important and that's why like when China is ours investing in different parts of the world including Africa their companies are kind of acting like arms of the government and they're making all kinds of Investments that don't really make sense if you just see what this is a company doing something if you say that this is a company with backing by the state that's fulfilling a function that supports the state it's it's just it's a very different model so I am actually quite concerned about about Huawei and and I'm not a fan of everything that this Administration is doing but I think it's important that we we need to stand up and I think pushing back on Huawei is the right thing to do about that about the Chinese government being inexorably connected to This Global superpower and Technology I'm also uncomfortable that it sets a precedent for other nations to follow because it looked as the only way to compete because what you were talking about the Investments That One Way Or that Chinese government makes and these other in these countries and they don't seem to make sense of you're just dealing with random funny right but if you're dealing with someone else trying to take over the world and makes a lot of sense and some place in Africa and you're competing with a Chinese company owns to do something build a port or whatever and you're competing because you are an American company until you have your cock aside this look for what's the income stream going to be about it you have a certain amount that you can bid because otherwise it becomes a bad investment but if the Chinese company is that their calculus is not is this a good or bad investment it's what is the state interest in controlling or quasi controlling this asset we can't project ourselves onto the Chinese we can say they're just like us different it's if we have different models and I'm all those are competing do you think that we should avoid while we products or consumer should I have I think the government should very tightly regulate products by Huawei products Network router using them long history of European Japanese South Korean companies that have invested very well they've out competed us and we've we've allowed we allowed the Japanese companies to out-compete Arc auto manufacturers and that was that was fine and then sits in the 1970s our cars had to come s*** because we had this Monopoly until I'm all for open competition I'm all for free trade it has to be fair but I think that what China is doing China recognized as a state they could use the tools of capitalism to achieve State ins I think we need to be very cautious about that that's interesting that you compared to the automotive Market because the consequences are so much different right so much given his but we do have a model to go on we could see what happened we didn't we made citicards the Japanese took over and then we may hear all of the different and there was like a Nissan and Toyota and there was a Cadillac and if I thought you know I said I'm going to go with the caddy it's a great car to respond to them in that are you an event or like I'm all for competition but I just feel like what Chinese some Chinese companies are doing it's not competition it's big have become not all of them but quasi-state actors and then that's what they're doing I think we need to respond to them in that way interesting


    Joe Rogan Asks Futurist if He's Scared of Artificial Intelligence
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    that's what's going to get now are you concerned with artificial life he concerned about the propagation of artificial intelligence they different kinds of artificial life so 1 is artificial intelligence and I know people like Elon Musk and and light Stephen Hawking or are afraid terrifying focus on those cuz if we just say oh that's that's crazy we don't focus on it it increases the likelihood of these bad things happening so kudos to to you on Mike but I think that we are a long way away from that threat and we are and we will be enormous beneficiaries of these Technologies and that's why my don't sound like a broken record but that's why I keep saying it's all about values if we should take those threats very seriously and then things that we can do now what are standards that we can integrate for example into our computer programming and then so I mention my World Health Organization committee the question is will what are the what are the standards that we can integrate into scientific culture is not going to cure everything but may increase the likelihood of it better rather than worse outcome competition or diminish their Competitive Edge we were going to need to need to hold its and it's really hard but we have a window of opportunity now to try to get henna been like as we have chemical weapons biological weapons nuclear weapons where we've had International standards that have roughly held and then there was a time when slavery was the norm and there was a movement to say this is this is wrong and it was largely successful so we history of being more successful rather than than last I think that's the goal but you're right and this is a race technology and the best value is my real concern about artificial intelligence paradigm-shifting moment will happen before we recognize its happen again and then it'll be too late yes that's exactly like I said in the book that's why I'm out on the road so much talking to people like I buy such an honor for me to be in pleasure for me to be here we have to reach out. If you know people can't be afraid of entering this conversation because it feels too technical or feels like it's somebody else's business this is all of our business because this is all of our Lives it's all of our futures so if in the future you think 20 years to thing that's going to really change the most is predictive genetic predict accurately Health what do you know when light Health in lamp for all the stuff in the thing that we have to avoid the most so one is as I mentioned this determinism just because if we just kind of take our sense of wonder about what it means to be a human away like that's really going to have to harm us we talked about equity and access to these Technologies and don't even need to be real in order to have a negative impact so in India there are no see navigate genetic differences between people in different castes but the caste system has been maintained for thousands of years because people just have accepted these these differences so this is a whole new way of understanding what is a human and it's really going to be complicated we aren't ready for when I ready for it culturally we aren't ready for it to educational a certainly our political leaders on paying much of any attention to all this really huge job so when you and you give the speech to Congress what what are you anticipating from them in terms of liquid what do you think that there's anything they can do now so a few things one is we need to have a National Education campaign, this is so important I would say it's on the future of genetics Revolution and of AI because I think it's crazy that we aren't focusing on days like I I learned French in in grade school and high school and I'm happy to speak French but I would rather have people say this is really important stuff so that's that's number one number two is we need to make sure that we have a functioning regulatory system and in this country every country and I do a lot of of comparative work and like the United Kingdom they're really well-organized have a national healthcare system which allows them at a national level to kind of think about long-term care and they and trade-offs in this country average person changes Health Plans every 18 months and I was talking with somebody the other night and they were they were working on it at predictive Health company and they said their first idea what they were going to sell this information to a health insurance because I wouldn't it be great if you could hell if you're a health insurer and you could you had somebody who is your client and you could say hey here's some information you can live healthier and you're not going to have this disease 20 years from now when he found out is the health insurance we found out is the health insurance they could have cared less because people were just there only going to be part of it for a year-and-a-half so we really need to think differently about how do we invest in people over the course of their lives and he certainly education is one but thinking long-term about health and well-being is another


    Joe Rogan | People May Choose to Live in Virtual Reality
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    there's a real a thought and this is something at Terence McKenna described way back in the late 90s early 2000 he believe that you're going to be able to recreate a lot of psychedelic States through virtual reality so that people that don't want to actually do a drug will be like to experience what it's like to be on that drug and that I mean that's it's very theoretical and hypothetical and you know who knows whether or not that's possible but that could be one other way that you move beings interface with technology so humans in my view are far more hackable than we think that that there are so many that we just imagine our biology is being fixed our biology is really variable like I have a friend who's an anesthesiologist at Stanford and she's done this experiment using just running just like very mild electric current through people brains and people have these very real experiences and whether it's arousal or something that it that you're answering people's minds two different ways so we can talk about that virtual reality we are entering a world where the pixelation of virtual reality will be equal to life and that's how you're going to be in this VR space and it says it will look it may smell it could have with haptic suits it may feel just like life I don't know if you've done these things with these VR glasses where you go and you can see people you just like you know in a hole and you put on the glasses and now you're in an elevator going to the top on the outside like a window cleaners Eldridge the top of this high-rise and there's a little rickety board and then there's this cat at the end of the board and they're saying that you have to go go save the cat and you've already seen that in a hall you know it in your brain there's this cat everybody's looking at you and you seen all these other people panicking when I'm there I'm going to be so I'm going to go grab that cat and you're terrified like you're trying to override your lizard brain and your little thing like no don't step technology is going to be changing our sense of reality and then what's real like if you feel arousal in your brain because of electric current where you feel it because you're with your girlfriend or wife or reading a magazine or whatever is that different is one real and one not real that I think that this is real people from doing the Ray Kurzweil deal in the downloading yourself into this Dimension not much to do a full download or not that's an open question but whether people are going to be more comfortable living in these alternative World experiences every bit as real in that world as in our world and people don't know that's not real those those aren't your friends like even now like you know we all people with global live these friends I have a good friend and Mongolia we talk all the time do you ever see them in person four things get weird it's true but let's just say I find that hypothetical you have that person they're part of your whole life and you're there with you there if they with you through your life experiences you called them up when you're sad but if it's so essential that you've met that person physically like is that the core of what it means to be someone's friend that you was not essential but it means a lot and we are these virtual be figuring out what the balance is going to be really tricky yeah what is the balance like what I'm worried about augmented reality to him you know when you see people that use Snapchat filters and they give themselves dog years and stuff like that like that what how long before that is just something that people choose to turn on or turn off about life itself yeah you'll be able to see the world through different lenses could be a different color be different color my right about this in one of my novels Eternal Sonata where I think we're just going to have these contact lenses and I'm and it'll be different kinds of information based on what people want me to like I'll meet with you and it'll say alright this is Joe here's a little bit of background whatever and then we'll have useful information or you're walking around the city and you'll be get little alerts of things he might do or history Adidas with so annoying that people actually killed people to weird yeah yeah yeah just do everybody felt like they were getting film to a were you but you're walking around with Google glasses on you assume the people recording everything scary strength all of our lives are going to be recorded now do you think that that's going to come in the form of a contact lens or do you think it's going to come in the form of like ski goggles that you going to put on and if you don't want to look like an idiot and so in the beginning beginning all these you talk about Michael Douglas it is only like that my favorite one is is Kurt Russell in Escape From New York what do you have there really cool to finally gets out of this Manhattan Helm and he's got this phone and it's like this big yeah I think it's like an attachment Ernest and accessory to a phone yeah it's like you can bring it with you in the back by not a ring your other phone that's the idea behind it yeah so you can decide where I'm going out let me just bring my tiny phone yeah right in your nerves any kind of crazy stuff going to happen it will take some of it won't it seems like we're going to have to see how it plays out that's one of the things when you're talkin about scientist that are working on these think they're working on what's right in front of them they're not looking at greater landscape itself in terms of like at the future holds problems but we need to figure out the future what you do so we'll certainly and we need to have a mix of different kinds of people until I certainly do people like me who are kind of big-picture futurist we need that we need scientists I work with some really incredible sign it did it an event at Harvard last week with George Church who's kind of like the living Charles Darwin David Sinclair who knows been on this program is offended work on life extension and we need people just from all and so like I would say like we need people we need poor people need people from developing world we need all kinds of people but in terms of the people who are kind of articulating the big picture of the world and what are the challenges that were facing I certainly put myself in that category people like Yuval Noah Harari in a big also can a big thinkers people like Sid Mukherjee and I just have to articulate the big picture we have to do it in a way so the people a big also can a big thinkers people like Sid Mukherjee and we have to articulate the big picture we have to do it in a way so that people can see themselves in this story and then and then enter into the conversation


    Joe Rogan | Where Technology Will Be in 20 Years w/Jamie Metzl
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    the backyard beer corepoint and that's the reason why I also write science fiction is that the world of science is changing so fast that we really need to apply a lot of imagination to imagine where it's going to that you're just looking at what's happening now it's like this train is going to speed by we have to kind of a mad just like Wayne Gretzky have to imagine where the puck is going to be not where it is now. I mention George Church who's like he's at Harvard he's like the living Charles Darwin and I do a lot of speed alongside George and it's become my little thing that he says that he reads science fiction like mine and then imagine says what is pretty cool how can we do that what I do is I look at the research coming out of labs like Georges nice I will that's where we are now what's that going to mean in 2050 plays a more important role than it ever has in imagining where we're going and it's that imagining that allow just to try to table what if that's one of the options of where we're going what are the decisions that we need to make now so that we can have a better outcome rather than a person if you were gambling person I don't know if you are get it if I had to give you a hundred bucks to put on something in 20 years is going to be profoundly just at change is going to change us in a way that is something that we are not really prepared understand deal with what you think that's going to be I think it's going to be predictive genetics they were going to have all right now it's like you go to your doctor when you're sick you could have been this could have been some genetic disorder that you had from the moment you were conceived and it was ticking it was ticking and you showed up 50 years later when that's been manifest so it's going to be very different you're taking your kid home from the hospital your newborn and the doctor says Hey congratulations this is really just FYI that your kid has a 50% greater than average chance of getting early onset Alzheimer's 50 years from now and your cat your kid has a really great chance of being phenomenal abstract math like how are we going to think about how I think about what it means to be human when we have all that information in their things now that we called fate and it's it's it's a just a different model and so I think that and once we have that that's going to change a lot of things is going to fundamentally why are Healthcare movie called Healthcare Now is really sick care you show up with the symptoms and is it going to be predictive and it's going to change the way with the way we make babies because people are going to have real choices about which embryos to implant and we're going to have a lot of information about a lot of really intimate stuff so you feel like genetic manipulation and genetic engineering genetic understanding genetic knowledge and then applied genetic medicine yet so there's going to be the big changes in the next 20 years even more so than technology what is interconnected rings with these it is really it's like a super convergence of these technology so that the genetics Revolution is the artificial intelligence revolution in the sense that the complexity of genetics is so great it's Way Beyond what our brains on their own could process and so really there all these Technologies are touching each other and so the biological models are now influencing the AI so for example we are coming to the limits of silicon but DNA has unlimited storage capacity so we had before the game ended the boundaries between biology and AI genetics and AI is going to be very blurry you have that is an interesting concept brought the idea of storing information mdna and that done has been discussed ever imagined interact with all the rest of stuff that's already well I mean if you can do it in your body you could doesn't have to run in your body and stomach like you're in your DNA has 4 billion years of history and it's done a great job of recording it it seems that you have all that data inside your head and that's also when people that make when they try to understand instincts that people have that these are some sort of I clean coated memories right with some understanding of things that are dangerous and that these they're they're in there because this is how we've learned over the years without actually having to experiencing sites personally all these Komodo dragons like the most deadly creatures on Earth and there's like some little guy with little stick and it's like how effective is that sick at work so you just walking around walking around when they're not killing people or killing them they're just sitting there and berries bag and then forgets where the egg is and then let's just say that this egg hatches and does little Komodo dragon comes out in the mother sees her own baby Komodo dragon she'll eat it in a second and so if you're a Komodo dragon you better have your entire survival strategy baked into your DNA cuz nobody teaching and so for us do we have this sense that it's like parenting is really environment is really important it is but so much of who and what we are is baked into our genetics and I ain't that that's going to be the challenge we're going to see ourselves as increasingly genetic beings we can't become genetic determinant think they were just genetics the we're going to know a lot more we're going to demystify a lot of what it means to be human the randomness of life because that's what people are concerned with right now if if we have some sort of genetic uniformity especially in particular look like things like intelligence and athletic performance we're not going to appreciate freaks as much and maybe we'll all want to be free but how are we going to think about constructing societies when it's up to us like if we are going to say we've value certain people certain ideas I think we're going to need artists like right now people like artists are sometimes in the Main Street and sometimes they're on different but artists are going to be maybe the most important people in this new world like right now in hospitals you have kind of a hierarchy and like the most technical people of the people who are valued the most and the least technical people like some of the nurses or nurses aides are the people who are often. and paid the least but when technology can do these technological seats what's going to be left is how can we be great humans how can we amode how can we connect how can we create art and if we get Swept Away by the tide of science as and you know how excited I am about this we could really undermine our Humanity humans what humans value is many aspects of humanity literature things that we we we when you read someone's great Pros your reading like an inside into their mind and that's what's interesting about it right and like yes you're not going to get that from just ones and zeros and even if we can do a genetic analysis of Shakespeare and Mozart and and whatever it's still miraculous and need to celebrate that and we can't allow us to say that we are just our genetics or even just our biology but we also can't just a biology has nothing to do with it especially because we're going to know more about our biology know about art are our differences in it that's normal and then used to be in the old days they have 151 God is weather and now we understand whether pretty much anything all that lightning that's God we make sure that we keep this view of life that we have Artisan humanists who are just at the core of this conversation about where we're going what if that mystery ultimately turns out to just be ignorance and that as you develop more and more understanding there's less and less mystery would we like to be less smart while we like to be more overwhelmed by possibility mean wake up every morning before we just don't know the answer and there's some people like but you're going back to the issues of Life Extension there are some people who say well that death is essential for appreciating life I die talk about the stuff all around and I'm in there people who say you and you're talking about eliminating these terrible diseases but I know somebody who had that terrible disease and their suffering with a gift to everybody else because we all had more Humanity in response to their suffering it look screwed up I prefer them to not have that suffering but there's people are thinking why I can hit wacky but we need to like I totally agree with you that if we allow ourselves to get swept away with his kind of scientific determinism if we don't say we really value our humanistic Traditions our artists are cultures we could get lost and become obsolete used to think man can become a human will become less monkey you don't know being looks in the mirror and recognizes that they are evolving but we've only been Homo sapiens or about 300,000 years for high school biology it's really hard for people to imagine being something else in that is outside of our of our Consciousness and so did she will Square yeah charts from high school biology it's really hard for people to imagine being something else in that it's outside of our of our Consciousness into said she will Square yeah and we are monkeys we redefined are monkey thing


    Joe Rogan | Will It Be Possible to Download Your Consciousness?
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    are you aware of Elon Musk neuralink check technology how much do you know about it my friend Brian Johnson he has a company Colonel is a few different companies that are trying to think about these brain-machine interfaces and what are they trying to do basically what they're trying to do is to find a way to connect our brains to our machines and there's a little bit of progress in our brains are they're incredibly complicated and they're messy I mean it there there's a lot that that that that's happening but we are in recently figuring out how to connect our brains to our technology and so people are imagining a time when we can do things like download download Memories download ideas or upload memories and upload that isn't there some very early science that is too guessing that this will be possible that it's it's still very early days the very early days but he alone was giving the impression that sometime this year they're going to release something really something but it's not going to be something that's going to change the world his business that technology is way more nascent than even the genetic technology that I'm that I've been talked about it's not like it's remotely possible that this year you're going to be able to upload a full memory or download a little things that are happening but the technology is fairly transparent in terms of like where the state-of-the-art is right now it is in that it's extremely early this stuff is really so when you think of it systems that we understand I mention that we understand just a little bit about genomics we know less about the brain the brain is kind of the great unknown of this unit we know more about the ocean that we know about our brain very very little we understand if you stick an electric current in somebody's brain like that can I view if you shoot a spike through somebody's had to really understanding how the functions if we're still in the very early days so do you think the Kurzweil is off with this idea that you're going to be able to download your Consciousness into a computer cuz that's one of those controversial ideas that he's come up with right I think he's I think he's off based on your use of the word you're so I mentioned it a month ago I was in Kyoto and I was at this at the stem cell lab but I also went to another lab of a guy named Hiroshi ishiguro who's the world's League humanoid robot assist and so he's the guy who's on the cover of wired and he's created these robot avatars and like I had a conversation with this this robot woman Erica and it's really interesting cuz I could see if I would smile sheet smile and lean forward if I had like a exaggerated :-( she's like change her expression and she can have like a basic basic conversations having full robust I had this before by human interactions but I had this debate with issue girl and he was saying that he thought that the future of humanity was non-biological that we are going to unload ourselves into these non biological entities and that is how we would gain our immortality and I admire my argued something very different I feel like we are biological beings I think will fully integrate with our technology but if we ever become entirely non-biological and that's not us either who lived committed suicide as a species or these robots are they will have killed us because even if let's just say that I could download my entire Consciousness to some kind of robot unless it's a that was possible that robot would be me for that first exact moment when the transfer happened then then beyond that they wouldn't be me anymore because there be a whole other set of certainly interaction of connectivity with this Tech is going to be greater and so even if Kurzweil isn't exactly right he's directionally right the other problem would be that you would be locked and if they downloaded your Consciousness into some sort of a bank of computer somewhere right where are you if that's your consciousness suffer for all eternity download you while you sleep it's just that I have something worse than that okay yes and I think that nobody is going to say what I'm going to be Joe living a life or I'm going to like not be Joe and I'll just have my Consciousness download it someplace else and so if the comparison is well I've lived this life and I don't want to die until I rather be here in some kind of version and even if it's not me this something some people will want that not everybody on people will but they don't know what they're getting right in terms of you don't know what that experience is going to be like at 9 or do you know if there is some sort of a chemical Gateway that happens in the mind when that new expire and allows you to pass through to the other dimension that your Consciousness in your soul long to travel to but no u we'll just because I think that this kind of immortality comes because time stops time is relative concept into at the moment that you died that's immortality for you because time stops flowing for you time is that's what Einstein told his time is this relative concept other people they're legitimately and there's no way to prove it feel that we have this solo on this Soul can travel to other other dimensions I happen to believe that we are biological beings and our experience of the Soul memory distal on this Soul can travel to other other dimensions I happen to believe that we are biological beings and our experience of the Soul memory is connected to our biology when our biology stops functioning those experiences whatever they are stop being acceptable at least to us


    Joe Rogan Asks Futurist If He's Ever Taken Psychedelics
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    you have any psychedelic experiences I have it and I was so tempted started the interview talking about my chocolate on him I haven't I was really want to I don't think so and I'll tell you why so I listened to the Michael Palin interviews and he had his great in conversation with Sam Harris and I really think that this psilocybin stuff is is real and just got decriminalize as I said before I think that the ultimate drug is us and so for me I would rather and I definitely think that our awareness that doesn't Encompass everything that is knowable everything tweet that we could know but we have ourselves in and if we want to get out of those limitations certainly drugs are ways that people used for for many thousands of years but when you take the drug you're like taking the drug like I would rather what does it mean if you're taking psilocybin you're having this great experience but then tomorrow you're not taking psilocybin and so kind of your Consciousness has near my aspiration would be to recognize that the drug is us then you want to expand our Consciousness there are all kinds of ways whether it's meditation or awareness or just simple appreciation that's when I do these ceremonies what I'd say is like you have this in front of you but if not just this think of the person in Honduras who planted the seed the person who water that see the person who took the plants the person who paved the road to bring the pie and I just I just think that we can expand our Consciousness through our own mean and they always have like that getting in your not on anymore because I profoundly invent wind chill for the your perspective in regards to the whole rest of your existence as many people that have had psychedelic experience think about it as a rebirth that they've gone through this and changed again so we'll why would you have this rigid thought process about drugs and not drug in but yet you don't have it about you which is a mild drug how many people have described are good friends of mine who really done and I've really I've talked to them about and I'm running endlessly curious why don't you do it the reason is so far I have been on this journey to see what's possible Within Myself and I've done still on that Journey I'm not I don't have clothes off any possibility for work experience that other people found to be profoundly honcho so so far you're very resistant to this like you can't talk to me like yeah yeah yeah you can't wait to come back with your own rational right back to one of my closest friends is the prime minister of the many times to John's tala and indy I've met with his Holiness the Dalai Lama many times and the most incredible thing about meeting with these guys and they they are all people who found these incredible states of of heightened Consciousness so much that their brains are changed when they go into the the fmri machine but when you have a conversation with them it's not like we do like you exactly and thank you for calling out like you say something I've already in my head countered what you're saying is good that's what you what we want and he's guys it's like you talked to them and they would just be so tuned in to what you were saying and they were just kind of think about Nu Finish and then they kind of look up and then because we're Americans we we we want to know somebody stop speaking like you have to if you don't speak right away and then he was like a minute and then it's like you're kind of looking around with it and then they would come back with this incredibly thoughtful you're right want to close off any possibility there many different things that we could could do the path that I have been on and certainly with this cacao you write Cacao is like a a mild not a huge one but a child to a different identity different Consciousness and now he said I don't do psilocybin but I do daily meditation but I can see where I'd like to go what's possible so I I get there you know there's a bunch of different substances out there that have very similar profound Friday different Consciousness and now he said I don't do psilocybin but I do daily meditation but I can see where I'd like to go with possible so I I get them there's a bunch of different substances out there that have very similar profound


    Joe Rogan | When Genetic Engineering is Playing God w/Jamie Metzl
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    how do you think it's going to play out in terms of how people various religions perceive this down so where there's a real variation so there are people on one end of the spectrum to believe that this is quote-unquote playing God and if you believe that the world was created exactly as it is by some kind of of divine force and that it's wrong for humans to change to to quote on quote play God it's hard to explain how you could justify everything that we've done it we've changed the face of this life on this planet Earth but I really respect people who say look I think that there's a line that you know that I believe that life begins at conception and that any kind of manipulation after conception is interfering that's going too far and I respect that and those people need to have a seat at the table and that's in there certainly very strong religious views in Judaism there's an idea called which means the world is created cracked and broken it is the responsibility of each person to try to fix it and that's a justification for using science and doing things to try to make the world a better place and then there are now these new kind of transhumanism it's almost like a religion it's this religion of Science and so we are going to have where humans were so diverse we are going to have this level of diversity in the challenges and how do we make have a process that brings brings everybody in but it's it's tough so when we're talking about genetic any sort of genetic manipulation we're basically talking about doing stuff to the wet we're doing that up to the biology right what do you think about symbiotic interaction that technology cuz I shouldn't want to think that I'm concerned with more than anything is this sort of inevitable path of Technology getting into our bodies whether it's through Nanobots get its diseases or a true implementation we were talking yesterday about chip right like what would what would they have to do to get you to get it put a chip in your body like what and what kind of powers would it have I have before you accepted it now people already doing it in Sweden little chips in their hands in their and under the skin that using it to open doors and access things I'm so it's just starting to I definitely believe you right now you look at me look at the photographs of our parents and your hair your clothes that's crazy definitely I think that look at pictures about say what's that little rectangular thing and you're going to say that was a phone what in the carried around in our pocket and like Michael Douglas new people say well aren't you wouldn't what is human genetic engineering have to do when we know that AI is going to get more and more powerful than the future of technology future of all of this is not human or AI it's human + Ai and that is what's going to drive or we record all them with our technology and that's what's going to drive our Drive Usborne but you're exactly right to be afraid and to be concerned and again everything else so how are we going to regulated where are we going to have guardrails of how far is too far we going to let companies just do whatever they want or we going to put restrictions on what they can do I think letting the whole world decide though you're you're going to run his religious roadblocks if for sure and now and that's the challenges that the science is advancing exponentially whatever we do and so we have to have our understanding of the science needs to at least try to keep Pace regulations need to keep up on part of the World Health Organization International advisory committee Human Genome editing meeting six times this year in Geneva and the question that were asking is how do we think about global regulation at least to try to put limits on the far ends of what's possible and it's it's really really difficult but that's why we need to have this kind of process and it seems impossibly ambitious but every crazy idea has to begin somewhere so you're doing every couple months yeah yes wow yeah cuz if you want to be on top of it as things change that's the goal it's so hard because even the World Health Organization of the United Nations if not enough the task is so much bigger and that's why we need to have this kind of grub bottom of Groundswell that I'm pushing for you're absolutely right when you said before like 8 because there's not a crisis people are focusing on other things open any news sites like what do you see not like the really important stuff it's Trump did this or cardassians did that and I were in this culture where there a lot of drawers on our attention but sometimes there's really important stuff and people are afraid of it people are afraid of science people who I didn't like it is uncomfortable your this is this is for technical people and we can't science is so deeply transform in the world not just around us but within us and so we have to understanding people who are explaining signs like me the onus is on us like if somebody read my book until that was really dense that was too hard like that's my failure I got was giving a talk in New York. Couple of a couple of weeks ago until I gave my my talk and I'd try to make this really accessible for people who were all jazzed up that got it and then there was this wonderful guys brilliant senior scientist major stem cell research center and so the they they host said that Jamie just talked can you side can you get a little background on the side guy knows so much sand he started going and it was very technical and you can see the faces with people in the audience who was like oh God what's Happening Here by and large to communicate and Kyoto in in Japan I went to the laboratory of the world's leading scientists who's doing the process of what I mentioned earlier I'm turning adult cells into stem cells into eggs and so this this will revolutionize the way humans reproduce until I had was in a meeting with his top postdocs do so these are like really The Cutting Edge of these Technologies and I went around each of them I said here's my question a few questions for you to be one tell me what you're doing now and 2 tell me what are the implications of what you're doing now for 50 years from now and for his first question is all I'm doing this and we're doing this with mouse models people are so animated and then 50 years enough people just froze and it was so uncomfortable like squeezing the table just cuz that's not what scientist do they're trying to say well this is the thing just in front of me so I thought I was writing this book for the general public but I'm being invited to speak to thousands of doctors and scientists because isn't the doctors and scientists because what they're saying is we get that we're doing this little piece of this and whether it's lab research or fertility doctors or also or something but it's really hard to put together the whole story of the genetics Revolution and what it means for us and for society


    Joe Rogan | How We Manage Artificial Intelligence is a Critical Decision
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    yeah man that is interesting about scientists right there just concentrate on the task at hand yeah I mean wasn't that that was like one of the big concerns about the Manhattan Project right this is the task that I have to tell you I figure out how to do it so they figure out how to do it not the eventual Oppenheimer English translation was holy s*** and and that's in this science is real but it's not going to be as not one person doing it means that's the whole thing like science has been diffused at least with it with nuclear power is a relatively small number of people and it was a one or two states that could do it now with this Precision gene-editing when you get The Nobel Prize for for figuring out how to do it Nobel Prize for figuring out how to do crispr Gene edits but to apply it once the formula already exists you get like an A minus in your high school biology class so this technology is out there it's cheap it's accessible did you go to the 2045 conference in Manhattan a couple years back do you know about all that 2044 that's that's part of the thing with these transhumanist for right they believe that with their own cow relations of the exponential in technology that somewhere around 24 you find the very least we're going to reach this point where you going to be able to either download Consciousness I have some sort of an artificially intelligent sentient Reigns hanging out with you one of the programs of Singularity university called exponential medicine and so we're thinking a lot about that a few weeks ago imagining a visit to Africa in the year 2045 and again because we're on this exponential change is really hard for people to to internalize to kind of feel how fast these changes are coming I do think though Ray Kurzweil who's who's a really big credible genius he thinks that we are soon going to get to a point now where are artificial intelligence is self learning because when you think about it if it gets to the point where he can read something read and comprehend like in seconds read every book ever written in June and then it says it be when you have all these doubling and all this more knowledge you can imagine how that would happen pretty quickly that the counter argument against and I think that it will but I don't think that word that they are human brains are on one hand they're incredibly complex and they're also kind of irrational do we have all these different lizard brain and every decision that we make a rational decision but then there's all the other stuff that our brains can rise to the level of our awareness that are that our brains are processing and right now we don't really have one really effective artificial intelligence algorithm which is for pattern recognition but if you think of pattern recognition is a core skill of what our brain to our friends. We have a thousand to thousand different skills but the core thing is whether we reach the singularity moment or not these Technologies going to become incredibly more powerful they're going to become increasingly into into our lives and into our beings and part of our evolutionary process there's no longer a we just have our biological evolution and our technological Evolution those are separate think they're connected it's going to be that weird question of whether or not it's an artificial intelligence is going to be able to absorb all of the writing that human beings I've ever done it really understand us yeah will they really still be able to understand us just because they get all the writing so right now you would say no but he could come up with a reasonable facsimile I mean they could figure out a way to get it close enough yeah you know where it's like her like that they're imagining like an intimate relationship with some artificial intelligence intelligence it feels just like a human. I don't think that's going to happen wouldn't want a eyes with these brains like we have that have all these different impulses that are kind of imagining all this this crazy stuff we may want them to be more rational than then we are so like chimpanzees are our closest relatives they don't think just like us we're not expecting them to think like they're their own thing I think he will be there will we be interacting with them will we be having sex with them yes but it's there it's not going to be that they're just like us we're going to they're going to be these David live within us live with us and together we're going to evolve well they're certainly already better at doing certain things like playing chess and it took a long time for an artificial intelligence to be able to compete against a real chess master but now they smoke them no human could ever compete and then they said well there's this Chinese game of Go which kind of people here look at it looks kind of like Checkers but it's actually way more sophisticated way more complicated than chess I heard that there are more moves in go more potential I was in there are stars in the yes yes so they had alphago that this company deepmind which there was later acquired by Google they built this algorithm that in 2016 defeated the World Champ people thought that was we were decades away and then deepmind created this new program called alphazero and Alpha zeros with alphago they gave it access to all of the digitized games of go so it ain't very quickly was able to learn from how everybody else had played go alphazero they just said here is a basic rules of Go and they let alphago chess play against itself with no other experience other than here are the rules and play get it in days alphazero destroyed alphago and then he'll thinness alpha0 destroyed the world champions of Chess and Destroy every other computer program that has ever play chess in this again does computer program pet internalized all the chess games of grand Masters alphazero had not internalize any it just played against itself for a few days and then shogi which is a Japanese traditional game kind of like chest the Grandmasters of Fatso the world is changing is changing so much faster than we anticipated we have to be as ready for that as we can I think we need to come to go to the fact we're way stupider than we think you are what we think we're really intelligent and we are in comparison to everything else on this planet but in comparison to what is possible we are really f****** dumb in comparison to what this computer can do and what the the future of that can be and what may be that computers going to redesign another computer and this is good I've got some I got some pickups here yeah technology serves our needs rather than undermines our needs you know whether or not our needs supersede the needs of the human race or supersedes the needs of the planet we're almost too much champ right into contemplate these how it's going to unfold from here on out we really might not we but the people that are actually at the tip of the Spear of the stuff that really might affecting the way the planet is shaped as years from now and we're doing that now I mean we are there is an article came out the other day there's a million species are on the verge of Extinction we are driving all these other species to Extinction we're warming the planet so this is humans are that the determining factor in many ways for how this planet plays out and that's why it my man everything comes back to God you're right we have the lizard nature this does monkey nature it's it's who we are and that's me you wouldn't want to take that away because that's the core of what we are and yet we are also a species that has created philosophy we create a beautiful religion and traditions and art and the question is which version of us is going to lead us into the future if it's this new tribal primate with these urges like that's really frightening if we can say that we've done better and worse than his that is terrible second world war and yet at the end of the second world war with American leadership the world came together we established that United Nations established these concept of Human Rights like you can't just kill everybody in your own country and say hey it's it's just my business so we have this capability but it's always a struggle many of these forces are always at war with each other anyways it's just too much to think about amusing to me is that we seem to have this insatiable desire to improve things and I've always wondered why like it is that maybe because this is what human beings are here for it's what we do you know we are a product intelligent trying to survive against nature predators and weather and all the other different issues that we came up that we evolved growing up and dealing with it and then now we just want things to be better we just want things to be more convenient faster but more data


    Joe Rogan | Does Facebook Need to be Broken Up?
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    yeah unintended consequences are something that I've been taking very seriously lately when I'm paying attention to technology as a as it's used in social media I am particularly disturbing me quite a bit over the last few weeks is that there's a model that they use and not intentionally but there's a model that they use to get people upset about things show you things in your feed that you argue against B that makes you click on the more and yet engage in them or and because of the fact that we have is Advertiser based model for people trying to get clicks because they want to get ads on their page in the more clicks they get the more money they get from Those ads and so they want incentivize people to go there and the best way through the algorithm would they found without doing it on purpose is to get people upset information an accepted part of our Lives did you go to check your Google feed on your Facebook feed and I'll blood that what the f*** are they doing that's real they going to ask this goddamn it and then you get mad and I you engage with people online and then it resulted in more Revenue but getting them to stop that if you had to go to Facebook and say hey hey Mark Zuckerberg you have a hundred billion dollars whatever you got but you can't make any more money this way right because what you do is f****** up Society happy to be upset and arguments and you're doing it at great financial reward but great societal cost. And so far out of hand it's so far away from where it is it's literally effect and global politics one option is to break it up that did it seems to work pretty well with AT&T another option is to regulate has which eye is at in my mind would be a better approach and that is to say here's what's okay and here's what's not okay and this stuff is really intricate if they're really get down beneath these algorithms which are unbelievably complex that you're exactly right and what we're seeing now is we are being pushed into it I said information ghetto but it's like information put into camps and it's so dangerous because the old man is this country is based on not everybody agreeing but having a processor people coming they work it out and they say you don't not perfectly happy with this outcome but here's a compromise and if we can't compromise and arm Civic culture is going to break down and under your Society Society very very different everyone's life experiences we we kind of take for granted you can go out the door walk to Starbucks and and not get shot or you can you have your house something happen your house gets robbed you call the police and the police aren't the ones who robbed your house or they're not in contenders all these kinds of crazy things if we break down the foundations that underpin our life that's really dangerous what I was kind of getting at was that through what this this process of this algorithm how the stock selecting to The Chosen your feed and how people getting upset by this and how this is generating massive amounts of Revenue once it's already happened it's very difficult to stop and my gas turned would be that this would be a similar thing when it comes to genetic engineering we need to be able to put regulations on this we needed to be able to stab a knife but once it gets out of the bag once he gets rolling and I have remember when Mark Zuckerberg sat in front of all those politicians they had no f****** idea what they were. make money as a piss-poor prepares and it just shows you like these are the new little looking out for his good walk and Lucky's are luddites they're dumbasses their pools right and there they don't know anything about almost everyone was underwhelming and under impressive in that here in that hearing yet the fact that they're dealing with one most important moments of our time but they didn't bring on some sort of a legitimate technology expert and do some of the way that the rest of us could end up so they're not going to protect us from genetic engineering either right cuz they're not there. Generalist Scatman terms of education for the most part and they're not they're not concerned is not their concern with raising money for their campaign too concerned with getting re-elected that's their concern with I totally agree with you if we wait to focus on this issue until we'll have been made the reason why I wrote this book The reason why yeah I'm on my way almost week 3 of This Book 2 are doing events like this every day is what I am saying and every form that I can is this is really important you can we are watching the news yesterday they had this royal baby in in the UK like I don't give a s*** it doesn't affect my life anymore but what is it play now is the future of our entire species are democracy in our lives and we have to be focusing on those things because we have a moment now where we can it was certain extent influence how these revolutions play out and if we just wait around if we're distracted with focusing on all the stuff that's sucking up our attention and whether it from for brexit or molar and all these things we were spent how much of our time are we spending focus on this fine let's play a little bit of attention but there's really big stuff 50 years from now no one's going to look back and do that was the age of trump 4 billion years of evolution took control their own evolutionary process it is huge and it's going to change all of life and what I'm trying to do is to say everybody has to have a seat at the table whether you're a gay gay Conservative Christian whether you're a biohacking transhumanist everybody needs to be at the the table because we were talking about is the future of our species were talking about the future of our species but are we even capable of understanding the consequences of these actions this the stuff that we're discussing like right now I'm not like I'm talking about it right I mean if someone said hey you going to go speak in front of people about the consequences of rain in a very clear at 1 our presentation I'd like to know I'm not well what I'm talking about when we can go together so you're good thank you the reason why I've written this book hacking Darwin is I wanted to see if you could read just one book and it's written just for everybody and a very clear way with lot of jokes that I think are finding my mother laughed at them as well that you get it and then once you know just the basics as a human being anybody it has an equal right to be part of this of this conversation as the top scientist or the the leaders of any of any country I would agree with you there. But I don't think that other people are going to see it that way I think the people that are in control they're not going to say hey we need to find we need to be fair with everyone all the citizens the world how do you feel we should proceed them but that's why we have to that's why we need to if people people aren't even aware of what the issues are and that's and that's the challenge and that's why forms like yours or are just so important when you have all of these people and then you maybe if one doesn't listen to this podcast. I get it I can go give that everyone speech but you can read a couple books and then you can give him an hour speed issues like yes there are scientific issues but this isn't a conversation about values and ethics in a conversation for everybody the scientific conversation is a conversation about the future of this species in the other species will be home and that's something we're holy unqualified as a species we've never been this educated I don't think either I really do. on average. And we've never been disconnected so we have it so I climb the book I call for a species y Dialogue on the future of human genetic engineering 7 billion people on Earth how are they going to do that but we have the opportunity we have to try because you don't want to look at the beginning of the gently modified crops are the scientists were actually really responsible but regular people weren't consulted and get it to me modified organisms that we are entering the ear of genetically modified humans and that's going to scare the s*** out of people and so we need to start preparing and we need to make people feel the respected and included and our government leaders aren't going to do it for us so we have to find ways of engaging ourselves and that's why with me with the book I set up a website where people can share their views debate with other people I really want everybody to be part of this conversation and included in our government leaders aren't going to do it for us so we have to find ways of engaging ourselves nuts y with me with the book I set up a website where people can share their views debate with other people I really want everybody to be part of this conversation


    What Makes Jamie Metzl Nervous About the Future
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    what makes you nervous about this alright three big areas first humans and all of us incredibly complex may I talk about genetic code which is mind-bogglingly complex but our genetics exist within the incredible incredibly complex systems biology we have all these things like our microbiome are viral Mar proteome our metabolism and then that exist within the context of our environment everything. changing an in and interacting it so we are messing up their tools to mess and we will mess because we're this hubristic species with these really complex ecosystems including ourselves we don't fully understand that's number one too and you mentioned it before this issue of equity what happens if we had every technology has to have first adopters if you don't have it you never get the technology but what happens if a group of people move much more quickly than other people dangerous societal changes in the third degree is diversity we think about diversity we think it's great to have diverse workplaces and schools and and we're more better people for it and we're more competitive is something much much much cheaper in darwinian terms diversity is random mutation like that's our core survival strategy as a species if we didn't have that you could say we'd still be single cell organisms we wouldn't we would have died because the environment would have changed and we wouldn't have had the Dolton resilience to adapt yeah that is really important think about diversity right now we we need a non-uniformity when it comes to our own biology yeah because he's a bunch of different kinds of people have to have it because even if we optimized for this world the world will take there's no good and bad in evolution there's just well suited for a particular environment that environment changes the best suited person four-year-old environment may be the least suited person for the new in Visalia real like really great ideas now like optimizing health so if you have sickle cell disease you're probably going to die and you're going to die young and it's going to be excruciating excruciating painful and so you would say well let's just get rid of sickle cell disease which we can do but if you are a recessive carrier of the single of the Sickle Cell Gene you don't have it you're just carrying it and you have a pretty significant to your kids but you also have an additional to malaria and so we are probably are almost certainly carrying around all kinds of recessive traits maybe the ones that we don't like that are harming us now but they could be some protection against some future danger that we don't yet understand how our haven't faced and so the challenges that diversity has just happened us for 4 billion years know we're going to have to choose it and that's a big a big challenge was so we're going to have without doubt some unintended consequences some unintended domino effect things that are going to take place that we really can't predict we just have to kind of go along with this technology and see where it leads us as it improves don't you go back and look at surgeries from the 1950s comparison of surgery of 2019 giant leaps I would never advise someone to get their knee operated by a 1950s position someone's going to have to be an early adopter when it comes to these therapies I agree with you but where I would slightly around would add to what you're saying is these Technologies they're going to happen they're going to play on what did play now is not where these Technologies are going to advance day will it will do it they will dance in a way that is going to just blow people's minds. Whatsit play is what are the values that we are going to weave into the decision-making process so we can get a better outcome do they will dance in a way that is going to just blow people's minds. Whatsit play is what are the values that we are going to weave into the decision-making process so we can get a better outcome than we otherwise would have had and that's was in my view but that's the real important you know


    Futurist Tells Joe Rogan People Will Stop Having Sex to Make Kids
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    or wait until we are forced to like that 10 years so in 10 years were going to bring people if it if someone so chooses someone switches and they'll be able to go back to normal color therapy and it's a small number of Gene probably but we are messing with very complex system that we don't fully understand and then that's why there's a lot of unknowns are coming back your point on regulation that's why we I don't think we want it total free-for-all of yours JD and you don't want some backyard Hustler lab about the Hulk that they're all kinds of any kind of thing that you can think of there is a range and you're crazy on the left and crazy on the right and crazy people are going to want to do things and the question is for the any society what do we think is okay and what do you think is not okay and maybe there should be some I believe there should be limit to how far people can go with experimenting possibly likely on themselves to certainly on their future children certainly future children do whatever you want if you really want maybe 2525 reality we are the jeddak revolution has already begun and is going to fundamentally change our lives in in three big areas the first is our Healthcare so we're moving from a system of generalized Healthcare based on population averages so that when you go to your doctor you're treated because you're a human toothpaste on average and we're moving to a world of personalized medicine and the foundation of your personalized Healthcare will be your sequence genome in your electronic health record that's how they know you are you and that's all they can say this is a drug this is an intervention that'll work for you we do that then we're going to have to sequence everybody so we're going to have about 2 billion people have had their whole genome sequence within a within a decade never going to be able to compare what did Jean say to how those genes are expressed and then humans become a big data set and that's going to move us from Precision to predicted Health Care where you're going to be just born and you can have all this information your parents have all the time about how certain really important aspects of lifer going to play on some of that is going to be disease related but some of that is going to be life related like you have a better-than-average chance of being really great at mathur having a high IQ low IQ or being a great Sprinter how do we think about that and then again A revolution is already happening when it's going to change the way we make babies were going to get away from sex as the primary mechanism for conceiving our kids will still have sex while the great reasons we do and that's going to open up a whole new world digestive how of applying science now I'm to what it means to be a human with a lot of new possibilities was going to be so freaking when people stop having sex to make kids they make it hasn't a lab every kid's mean the lab would not only that I think we're going to move to an Era an era where people who have to make babies through sex will be seen as taking a risk kind of like people who don't vaccinate their kids with natural tonight's more natural to not vaccinate your kids then to do it that people say wait a sec you're taking on a risk on behalf of your kids about 3% of all kids in the world are born with some kind of harmful genetic abnormality using in vitro fertilization and embryo screening that 3% can be brought down significantly and what happens if you see somebody 20 years from now who has a kid with one of those preventable diseases do you think that's fate or we think those parents they made an ideological decision about how they wanted to conceive their kids moving to some really deep and fundamental changes so well yeah that's that's an interesting conversation of whether or not you get to a point where people don't allow people sort of like people don't allow people to not get vaccinated like there's a lot of that going on that day which is great right you don't want these floating around but what if that gets to the place where we do that with people the people creating new life-forms what if you say Hey you are being irresponsible you just having a tax and having a kid I know that's your grandma did it we don't do it that way in 2099 I think it's going to be hard to do that in this Society like the United States but in a country like North Korea they'll be able to do that make babies however you want but if you make babies the old-fashioned way and if you have some kind of genetic do your kid has some kind of genetic that was preventable we're just not going to cover it with insurance so you're going to have a 10 million-dollar lifetime bill you don't need to you don't need to require something you can create an environment where people's behaviors will change and then they're over there will be increasing social pressures to me right now somebody see some little kid riding around their bicycle without a helmet they're kind of looking at the parents of hey what are you doing how come you don't have a helmet on your kids and I just think they were moving toward this kind of societal change where people will I believe see conceiving their kids in the lab as a saiful safer alternative and it's not just safety because once you do that then that opens you up there to the possibility of all other kinds of applications of Technology not just not just to eliminate risks or prevent disease but you have a lot more information so already it's possible to get to roughly rank-order 15:3 embryos tallest to shortest in a decade from highest genetic component of IQ to lowest genetic component of IQ is very real and very personal what do you think would be the first thing people start manipulating health will be the primary driver because that is what is going to be kind of entry application people wanting to make sure that they are kids don't suffer from terrible genetic diseases and then I think the second will probably be lungevity me right now there's a lot of work going they're going on sequencing people the super agers people who live to their late 90s hundred to identify what were the genetic patterns that these people have so it's like to live to 90 have to do all the things that you Advocate healthy living and whatever but a hundred you really need the genetics to make that possible to go to identify what are some of the genetic patterns that allow you to live those kinds of of long lines should I let its wide-open made it sits higher genetic component like you outgoing personality faster Sprinter when we are humans we are primarily genetic beings and we are going to be able to look under the hood of what it means to be human will have these incredible choices and and we have it's a huge responsibility how long do you think before we have a person with four arms to take a long time the real driver there's two two primary drivers one will be embryo selection the right now average woman going through IVF has about 15 eggs extracted and then in IVF in vitro fertilization those eggs are fertilized using the male sperm and an average male ejaculation there's about a billion sperm so so men are just giving it away women not human female mammals are a little bit a little bit stingy then the next killer application using a process called induced pluripotent stem cells and so she knew yamanaka is great Japanese scientist won the 2012 Nobel Prize for developing a way to turn any adult cell into a stem cell to a stem cells a kind of cell it can be anything and so you take the take a skin graft that has millions of cells you induce those that is built adult skin cells into stem cells use these four things called yamanaka factors and so now you have let's call it stem cells and then you can induce those cells into egg precursor cells and then eggs all of a sudden humans are creating eggs like salmon on this huge scales we have a hundred thousand eggs fertilize them with the male sperm in a machine an automated process you grow them for about 5 days and then you sequence cells extracted from each one of those and the cost of genome sequencing in 2003 was a billion dollars an hour $100 is going to be next to nothing within a decade and then you have real options cuz then you get this to put this whole expression algorithm and then you go to the parents table what are your priorities and maybe they'll say while I want health I want longevity I want high IQ when you're choosing from big numbers like that you have some real option and then on top of that then there is this Precision gene-editing the stuff that happened in China last year I think it will be in the rain coming back your question about forearms I think it's going to be ideas to look like Chris Bergan if you use someone's going to sit at the computer and say like more arms and three heads and wings and and whatever it's pretty hard because human biology is incredibly complicated and we we we always no more the worth of the very beginning of understanding the full complexity of human biology enough to make these big kind of changed finisher choosing from 100000 fertilized eggs are all your natural kids yeah and then you would get the best of them and then work on the exactly that's exactly the amount you get that and then you say alright what if you have like 20 sons that were awesome and they didn't tell you about 18 of them when you kept two of them and 18 of them shipped off to some military industrial complex turn them into assassins live in regulated environment so like now think of the internet and they do in the beginning days the internet people Loyola just let the internet be let you know just let it play out it's going to liberate all of us and now China showing how the internet can be actually be really actively used to suppress people Facebook is just taking people's information to Google it away that's frightening a lot of people feeling hey it shouldn't be that these companies can do whatever they want we have to have some way of establishing limits because not every individual is able to Harley protect themselves they don't have power than have all the information we need some Representatives helping us ago did the real concern is the competition right the real concern is whether or not we do something with reggaeton in regards to regulation that anti-monitor stifle competition on our end and doesn't allow us to compete with Russia and China privacy around the world groupings of countries three models of privacy there's Europe which has the strongest privacy protections for all kinds of data including genetic data there's China that has the weakest and there's the United States that has the middle and the Paradox is from an individual perspective we all are thinking well we kind of want to be like you're up cuz I don't want somebody accessing my personal information especially my genetic information is like my most intimate information but genetics the ultimate big data problem and so you need these big data pools and you to access to dig these big data pools in order to unlock the secrets of genetics over these three different groupings everyone's making a huge bet on the future and the way we're going to know who wins like right now in the in the IT world we have Amazon and Apple and Google knows big companies but whoever gets this BET right they will be the ones who will be leading the way and making a huge amount of money it world we have Amazon and apple Google knows big companies but whoever gets this BET right they will be the ones who will be leading the way and making a huge amount of money on these technology we're talking about is it is it really a multitrillion-dollar industry


    Joe Rogan | The Impact of Genetic Manipulation on Athletics w/Jamie Metzl
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    affect things like competitive Athletics so right now we have this problem someone like Lance Armstrong is he was doing his manipulating his his body and what he's basically doing is adding more red blood cells so that he can carry more oxygen and people feel that that's cheating it is a different topic when's the people take nobody's doing drugs and we sequence all these athletes some of them will just have a natural genetic Advantage their bodies will naturally be doing what lamps are Lance Armstrong had manipulated his body to do you know that's happening with a sprinter right now person who has it was kind of a borderline on between genders and we just kicking the s*** out of all of these women in cage fight against like we have these categories of man and woman we know that the gender identities are more fluid but how do we think about it when these genetic differences confer advantages so if your body is primed to do something. Maybe you could have like a Plato's Republic world where everybody do the function that you are genetically optimized to do and that you could imagine that being a very competitive kind of environment but what do you do if for now in something like the Olympics of somebody had this huge genetic Advantage should be a let somebody else manipulate their bodies are Justin called Gene doping in order to change the expression of genes allow your body to act like you're as Jeanette naturally Connecticut hands to somebody else Westminster Gene doping right now instruct your cells to make proteins that's that is that's how the whole system works so you can change genes or you can trigger the expression of protein so you can get people's bodies to behave as if they had the they are now starting to look at Gene doping and this is the first time that that's that that's even being considered as a category and then there are other people that have done that other people would have done it successfully is looking for it which makes me assume that it must have done but I haven't seen I've looked around I haven't seen any reports kind of everything how's their system of their Olympic sport schools in the way it works is they test kids all around the country so let's just save its it's diving and they identify what are the core skills of a diver what do you need I'm going to go around the country they test kids and then they bring a bunch of them to the Olympic sport schools and then they they get them all involved and then some kids are the best of those kids and the best of those kids menu in advance so rapidly the what happens if doing that but it's at the genetic level and there are countries like Kazakhstan they're already announcing that they are going to be screening all of their athletes that the science isn't there yet so it's really impossible right now to say I want to do a genome sequence of somebody and I know this person has the potential to be an Olympic sprinter but 10 years from now that's not going to be the case of the whole idea of what is fair what is human yeah I mean look it's not like people don't already alter their bodies by training by diet exercise all sorts of different recovery modality and cryotherapy song high elevation training all these different things at the end of that manipulates the human body but it's not like it would be kind of crazy if you had sports but you couldn't practice and you couldn't work out if you want to play Parsons really like no practice no working out the thing is like we are moving it comes back we're saying before about nature nature somehow feels comfortable to us that's what we're used to is all the stuff at 10,000 years ago with all these questions even now look at a sport like competitive weightlifting they they have these like the real competitive bodybuilding and you see these guys and they're they're monsters and then they have these drug-free guys and everybody looks like a yogi freak levels difficult and so maybe we can have some kind of Natural Area light but I think that our our model of what's normal is just going to change cuz like I was saying in the beginning we set our Baseline based on how we grew up and then that it seems about right like it seems about right to us that everybody gets immunizations but immunizations are a form of superpower imagine if our ancestor they couldn't even imagine immunizations what an unfair Advantage when you have a hundred million people dying of Spanish flu so what does all this stuff is scary and it's going to normalize but how it normalizes is is that's what's it playing in all the world is change so much just in the last 20 years but it feels like this is just scratching the surface in comparison to what's coming people Miss understand and they underestimate the rate of change in the reason that they do that is since the beginning of the digital Revolution we have experienced thing called exponential change which is basically computing power roughly doubles every two years and meet internalized Moore's Law and that means that every new iPhone we expect to be better and stronger and faster and all these kinds of things but now we're entering a world where we're going to have exponential change across technology platforms and so we think about what is exponential change mean in the context of biology well at the very very beginning its genome sequencing is is is going to be basic basically free we're going to be able to change life and because we're on this J curve like when you say what a 10-year unit of change looking in there in the rearview mirror that amount of change is only going to take five years going for and then two years and then one year and so that's the reason why I didn't this book. We have to get this stuff is coming fast and if we want to be part of it we have to understand it and we have to make our voices heard in the rearview mirror that amount of change is only going to take five years going for and then two years and then one year and so that's the reason why written this book is good we have to get this stuff is coming fast and if we want to be part of it we have to understand it and we have to make our voices heard


    Joe Rogan | The US/China Technology Rivalry
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    did many people have a concerned that someone else is going to do what we're not willing to do first yes right there were China and Russia those two big ones trying to like Huawei just recently surpassed Apple the number to cell phone manufacturer in the world 5 years ago they had some like a single-digit share of the marketplace now their number two planter I mean date they hustle and if they just decide to make super people and they they do it before we do that's what people are worried about right there were worried about this trivial things or seemingly trivial like Athletics and then there's things that are really like what what's to stop people from just becoming the Hulk what's the stop people from becoming Immortal what's the starting what is really big issue the 21st the story of the 21st century one of the biggest stories of the 21st century will be how the US China rivalry plays out and the Plainfield will be with these revolutionary Technologies and China has a national plan to lead the world in these Technologies by 2050 the putting huge resources they have really smart people they are really focused on it and it's a big deal in genetic Technologies already in production November when is it now for these first genetically engineered babies have been born in China and so I called the publisher I said we need to pull this back out of Productions I need to reference this but it didn't require much of a chance I'd already written this is happening we're going to see the world's first Gene edited humans it's going to happen first in China and here's why that's had to had had to add a few sentences saying and it just happened in October of 2018 so China is on that path and we need to recognize that on one hand the night needs to be competitive on the other hand we don't want a runaway arms race of the human race and that's why we need to find this balance between National ambition and some kind of global rules that's really hard to do and the other thing is that were competing with them again so if they decide to do it first we're almost compelled to do its second or compelled to try to keep up do you think we are from physically manipulating living beings versus fetuses versus when you're younger your body is better able to fight cancers what you can do some of the cancer you take their selves you give their Unity like their cells to give them surfeiting superpowers and you put them back into the person's body and now the person's body behave like you're a younger person you have the ability to fight back so Gene therapies are already happening a relatively small number of them have already been approved but there is a list of thousands of them with Regulators in applications to Regulators around the world so that the era of Jamaican genetic changes to live in humans that's already here like what can they do with it so far so so far is focused on treating diseases but a lot more is is coming cuz when people think about the human genome is our genome isn't the disease Gene we are going to be able to do things that feel like crazy things are changing people's eye color changing people's skin color to Funky things there's a lot of be able to do it our genome isn't a disease Gene genome and so we are going to be able to do things that feel like crazy things are changing people's eye color changing people's skin color to Funky things and there's a lot of stuff that we're not doing now that we will be be able to do it


    Joe Rogan | "Natural" Is Used Incorrectly w/Jamie Metzl
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    second thing is I believe that there are no I save it to my sandwiches no such thing as sacred cacao or sacred plants are sacred mountains or sacred people if we don't treat life with sacredness but if we recognize that everything is sacred then we Infuse life with sacredness and and meaning in that Center that's why I do it a lot of fun that's very interesting from a guy who specializes essentially in manipulating life well you know we haven't manipulated life as humans for a very very long time idea of things being sacred but you are specialty is manipulating genetics right yeah well it's so strange moment that we're in for a 3.8 billion years our species has evolved by this set of principles we called darwinian Evolution random mutation and natural selection has brought us here to be single cell organisms and now look at us are deciphering some of that magic we are like looking under the hood of what it means to be human and we are increasingly going to have the ability to manipulate all of life including our own that is very unnerving to allow people to dance uncomfortable and scary and they like things the way they are we all me I'd like to stay the way I am we always think that we live these lives that are entirely dependent on these radical changes that our ancestors have created and we didn't find this building or agriculture medicine in nature we built all those things then everybody gets a new Baseline when you're born and you think well I want your organic corn I want whatever but all these things are created entirely created world and our ability to manipulate and change that world is always growing and I think we need to recognize that but being afraid is is okay and being excited is okay and we need to find the right balance between those two emotions I think for a lot of people do feel like so many changes happened in particular you talk about genetically modified foods so many things happened before they realize they had happened so when they like hey man I don't eat any GMO fruit well then you probably shouldn't eat any fruit because everything that you buy has been changed every Orange you buy that that's not more than oranges to be like to buy an Apple Apple didn't used to be like that tomato didn't used to be like that we set our Baseline just from when we were kids so if you went back 12,000 years ago to the end of the last ice age and you said I'd find me all these things that we buy at Whole Foods most them didn't exist we we've created them and then the 1970s we had the ability to do what's recombinant DNA of people called genetic modification and people are afraid because it's well after unnatural replying science to to food and you know that's that's the issue and now we're entering the era of genetically modified humans and there's that same level of uncomfortable as to what happened the reason why I written this book hacking Darwin is that if we approach genetically modified humans in the same way that we approach knechtly modified foods which is the scientist say hey we got this we're going to manage them responsibly and it just kind of happens to people nuts mini imagine how agitated people are about GMO Foods if they don't have a say in how the genetic The Experience The Human Experience of genetic modification plays out people are going to go berserk so we have this window of time we can start bringing everybody into an inclusive conversation about where we're going because where we are going is just radically different from where we've been yeah I think it's an awareness issue and I also think it's a perception issue I think that everything people do is including cities I think cities are not that's why they're all over the world I think there is natural beehives and I think as much as we like to think that technology is not natural it's clearly something people naturally make of course they make it in every culture hiking in the woods 3D love hiking in the woods has the we've murdered all the Predators like in the old days in the forest with no weapons set an alarm in pugs if you had natural wheat like or natural corn in particular natural corn Smith tiny little thing weird gross little rain and then now we made it this big juicy sweet delicious thing you put butter on which is great but we have glyphosate wearing Birkenstocks and eating it in Whole Foods that imagine a world sucks for us that's why we left it is true but there's some sort of a balance right wing that we do appreciate the nature aspect of our world and Eagles and salmon and all the other wild things and to be able to see them as very cool but yeah you don't want to get eaten by those things you don't want them everywhere you want to be able to go out and get your newspaper without being worried about getting attacked by a jaguar the nature aspect of our world and Eagles and salmon and all these wild things and be able to see them as very cool yeah but yeah you don't want to get eaten by those things you don't want them everywhere you want to be able to go out and get your newspaper without being worried about getting attacked by a jaguar


    Why Jamie Metzl Wrote 'Hacking Darwin' | Joe Rogan
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    actually was hacking Dominic what was the motivation behind it was it for a person like me or would like for the everyone like as far as for everyone and so did what I really wanted to so the backgrounds good gift so more than 20 years ago I was working on the National Security Council in my then-boss Richard Clark who is Dan this obscure White House official who is jumping up and down saying we need to be focusing on terrorism and al-qaida and Bin Laden and he was trying to everybody and nobody was paying attention to his totally marginalized and when 9/11 happened I'm dicks memo was on George Bush's death saying exactly that we need to focus on Al-Qaeda here's what's going to happen to and Dick even before they would always tell me that if everyone in Washington was focusing on one thing you can be sure there was something much more important it was being missed it so more than 20 years ago I was looking around I tell these little pieces of disparate information and I came to the conclusion that the genetics Revolution was going to change everything so I educated myself I started writing articles I was invited to testify before Congress and then to try to get that story out I wish I started I wrote my my two most recent near turn sci-fi novels Genesis Code and Eternal Sonata for those and I explained the science of a self-educated citizen scientist and a novelist would explain the signs all the sudden people got it and that was when I realized I needed to write a book about the genetics Revolution that people sort that wouldn't scare people from my mission for the book is hit this stuff is we've talked about it's so important everybody needs to be part of the conversation we had this brief window and what I'm calling for is this species y Dialogue on the future of human genetic genetic engineering and I have a whole game plan in the book about what people can do how they can get involved and people individually on a national level we have to put a lot of pressure on our elected leaders and say stop focusing on crap there is really important stuff that needs to be addressed and we need leadership I'm going I'm speaking in Congress a week and a half from now talking about about these issues so we need to have on an international level we have to have some kind of International System we're so far away from being able to do that we don't even know what the standards are but we have to be pushing it so it but the thing is with nuclear weapons a lot of that happened at the state level at the country-level just needs to happen at a popular level and at a at a government level so the only way that's going to happen effectively as we need real comprehensive education on the subject it's not be answering that people can just guess right now I need to know what's the consequences what where we're at right now do I try to do it to say like if you just want to go to one place to understand what's happening what's at stake what it means for you and what you can do now if you want to get involved I tried to do that but then ironically I'm now as I mentioned being asked to speak to thousands of doctors and scientists because they're all reading this book and they're saying this is this is auditioning my work in in a much bigger context Sanjay gupta's very interesting because he was very anti-marijuana and then started doing research on it and then flipped a hundred degrees to me is it a great sign of both humility and intelligence of the data was different in his presuppositions yeah he had these prejudices that were very common now when you speak to Congress do they briefed you in terms of like what they would like specifically for you to address note so this one it's I've been asked to go and speak in the lot of members of Congress are going to be invited and what I'm going to tell them this is really important our Congress is not doing enough and here are the things that we need to do and what are you going to say to try to really get it in their head let me say is that the genetics Revolution is here if we don't have a system if you don't have a rational system to manage if we don't have a system you talked about public education the challenge we faced in the United States as we traditionally I've had a representative democracy and now we're transitioning from a representative democracy popular democracy Switzerland has a popular democracy but they look really well educated people who are able to have enough information to make smart decisions we have an educated are public and yet the public is making big decisions in a lot of it happened just on a gut feeling that's what's happening with trade agreements where people is high by the feeling it's bad without the ability to to really get into the into the details until we are having that transition which means there's a lot of responsibility on us to educate it's a tragedy bee treat people in this country like you can just throw people away like you so many of here in some crappy school system and you and your your your chances of success are so minimize not because of anything that you've done just because if you're circumcised that's unacceptable and you're not going to get quality by time you can get different different amounts of effort and different people are qualified or more talented at different things but what I'm worried about is what I said initially that some people going to get ahold of this stuff quickly and it's going to give them a massive Advantage yes some sort of like it mean if you the first person that has the ability to go forward in time for 5 minutes right is going to be able to manipulate the stock market in unprecedented way I don't think that's really possible In Our Lifetime but that's the kind of thing I'm talking about you could get so far ahead right that if we're talking about competition there will be no catching up baby you don't have to travel in time to do that but I didn't get the $10 of benefits countries like China or something like that when they're already moving in this direction in terms of technology and a proud American my father and grandparents came here as refugees I believe in what this country at our best dance for I want us to continue to be the country that setting an example for the rest of the world that is articulating what are ideals of responsibility and governance good governance and accountability all these things that we've champion because of that I want us to get our act together politically and I want us to be the leading technological country in the world and so I think that's what's what's at stake and we're losing so much time because there was a time in the. After the second world war where we recognize that technological leadership with the foundation for everything else we we had recreated the world out of the ashes of the of the war we realize that we needed to have the economic growth we needed to have the competition we needed to have these so I think that's what's what's at stake and we're losing so much time because there was a time in the. After the second world war where we recognized that technological leadership with the foundation for everything else we we had recreated the world out of the ashes of the of the war we realized that we needed to have the economic growth we needed to have the competition we needed to have these Technologies in weave it was a miracle what we what we've done and now we've lost our focus and we have to regain it


    Joe Rogan on Denver Decriminalizing Mushrooms
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    decriminalize second city in the US to decriminalize marijuana information you son of a b**** Day weekend all night it's not disclaimer thing hits and Kills Nobody Knows the f*** you just said it is illegal to Denver man scream out in the street naked thing or if they going to like notes and that's what we need and then it's also on the ballot in California soon once on the ballot in California soon it has a likelier chance I think they needed in Denver and more so now the real problems people don't understand what it is and they think it's just like oh my God these kids going to do mushrooms go to drive off cliff if that's what you're worried about Johns Hopkins University extensive testing that they did that showed real positive results with people that had terminal illnesses where it alleviated the worry of death and there's some other studies that they have been run on it but there's so far no one has ever instituted in the United States at least like a real thorough comprehensive Clinic where you can go and they can treat you if you have alcohol addiction PTSD does why different things they got it with psilocybin and it's been illegal cuz it's a schedule 1 substance all these people this one of the best things on earth to fix like mental barriers and problems especially was done in a controlled clinical environment by PP trusted you felt safe and that's what a shaman supposed to be right but Sean was supposed to be so many provides you with the Psychedelic substances in a controlled state with a they let you be in a good State of Mind Set and setting is always very very important and if we could do that I mean I really think we have a real good chance of turning a lot of people around people that are addicted to things people with psychological problems people can't see themselves and it's one of the best tools for that but like every tool could be abused but the problem is not the tool the problem is abuse whether it's with alcohol or pills or food or anything we're talking about sex compound that literally can change Humanity possibilities. The other thing was when you limit yourself in the possibilities it's like what we do how do we know what it's going to do with releases mushroom juice every 15-minute a little microdose is a little microdose know I filled your level when you start getting angry are we now know what it's going to do with a chip releases mushroom juice every 15-minute a little microdose is a little microdose know I filled your level when you start getting angry


    Rogan Previews UFC 238
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    so we're going to be in Chicago for that big fight f*** it champ champ and then monomer ice f****** fantastic fighter yeah that's a great car Jimmie Rivera on Shield backup Tatiana Suarez is a beast that woman is so good she's probably the best wrestler in female MMA she smashes people and Nina ansaroff is fantastic that's a great fight that's Amanda Nunez his girlfriend to Amanda Nunes probably the baddest woman literally ever there's no one you could literally legitimately give that title to its Amanda Nunes she's a badass woman ever aljamain Sterling vs Pedro Munoz a gray card Ricardo Lamas Calvin kattar that's a great fight to get lot of a lot of chicks Chicago about to check be fighting Chicago Girls by Indigo Girls


    Joe Rogan | Did Dinosaurs Have Feathers?
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    do bears that's the big ones in a brown bears and grizzly bears the same thing but brown bears are way bigger than the reason why they're way bigger is cuz they live in the coastal just eating fish and dead whales that they Longston anything else I can get the f*** are working on f****** fatty fatty heavy Foods video of a Grizzly that's pulling black bear cubs out of a den and killing them and eating them in the mother is trying to stop them he's trying to stop the grizzly from eating her babies and he just wants her away like she ain't s*** I got to say that it's awful dude you shouldn't shouldn't play it you could definitely can't play it and you shouldn't even watch it I'm going to watch it the screams that they make and takes it's a long-ass video and she's trying to fight him off he's like f*** you I'm eating your babies that's one thing that bothers me the most about the anthropomorphization that people do Moses that their stance on Bears is that I don't want people to hate bears but I want people to know what a bear really is versus what they think it is if it does sweetie honey in their sweet and they're nice and I don't really f*** s*** up they'd are amazing I'm a big fan of bears but they are all cannibals they're all can bears make me feel like I'm course there were dinosaurs fairs are like that's just a f****** dinosaur well it's a beast but it is it's a beast in the purest sense family have had to have dinosaurs that that was just a small dinosaur nothing like good dinosaurs far far far far far creepier than any hair I don't trust anything with no hair you don't have any f****** a little from Russia that's awesome they want to put a bomb on that thing by had a Russian strap on its back that's the whole deal folk Russian the Russian to trained it to get close to boats that he can hit the boat and blow it up so you don't care I care some things are cool I mean red hair by the way the front of its face without the other thing they think it might have been because they think they might have been scavengers here ex was a ginger with freckles where did you find these Jamie called a dick colored drawings they just take chances they still made up the University of Bozeman not University Bozeman Natural History Museum in Bozeman Montana has a raptor that on one side of it they had feathers on it so it's hard to give you like an alternate perspective of what it might have looked like so they had this Raptor and in one side of it it looked just like unlike an evil bird it's really cool cuz they didn't know now that's what it looks like they know now that a lot of dinosaurs had feathers they actually got fossils of dinosaurs with feathers so they know that the idea that all dinosaurs were these reptile looking things is incorrect some of them literally were birds so the birds you see today whether it's a peacock or chicken or something like that they're f****** dinosaur but the ones you know Halo hide that when the impact of the crater hit the world that it was so devastating that killed almost everything I never whatever was left whatever scrounging Scavenging oh creature that was left evolved and became us we used to be a mole used to be like a shrew 65 million years ago that's what these people you came from a monkey I know where I can trust you I know you know baby Jesus is how crazy you know that it's crazy to think you came from monthly lease motherfukers take it to another level that they're so crazy they think you came from a shrew you were like a little mold character and then that became a monkey and then becomes you all that s*** inside of 65 million years get the f*** out here in years old being a person who knows and loves Jesus in her heart s*** inside of 65 million years get the f*** out here a while crocodile or a hundred million years old do crocodiles have the same but somehow or another we went from being a f****** shrew to being a person who knows and loves Jesus in her heart s*** that's it right there that thing


    Joe Rogan | How Do We Stop Robots from Taking Over?
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    girls get mad at you about the way your friends dress tell me stop dressing like that or the way to do that well cuz he's funny it's fun it's fun when I don't like it we are replaceable in every way literally replaceable I had Lex fridman on yesterday from MIT he's a autonomous vehicle expert and artificial intelligence expert creepy and that his ultimate goal is to create something that provide companionship to people on my dude so immediately I think can you f*** it and then I think if it's a guy and provides if you want a gay boyfriend can you make it be gay for you and I was like the big question like if it is so smart that it's like literally like a companion what if it's not gay and you say we have to face the fact that robots going to leave us like what we going to grow bus that leave us what the f*** the points and making a robot unless it leaves you and then it was mad at the Boston Dynamics Boston Dynamics they make all these crazy robots and they have incredible balance running down Hills and shittin we're kicking these robots the chart didn't find out it was a real dog will the Dems didn't they were demonstrating that you know it can react to pressure and it has balanced sopita got mad and said they didn't think it was cool that you kicked robots they're really talk about I don't know why anybody want to do that too because you have to find out if you think that's where you're making imagine the type of person you have to be to say I just don't think why any reasonable person I'm going to take that robe I get to find out if you can kick a f****** robot pad that robot up and kick the f****** s*** out of it will work out like I would like a robot that I could kick me dope I would like a robot bachtel and look what if it moves at like 30 or 40% that's all I want I want to be a little dangerous but I want to be able to get my shots off and kill you I don't say that's probably could Buckethead you have to get something a robot that's made out of like heavy bag material on the outside and then the inside would just be some sort of a wire framework that moves fairly crudely how do you stop at this is a thing you're creating a world where we're going to get killed by robots how do you stop it that's a real question is what happens when it gets so smart and so powerful that they're tired of our nonsense and this is going to happen but Lex and I were discussing and he was talking about all the beauty and being person I was agreeing with them mean I love people think that's one of the things that's interesting about us is how much we appreciate the things that we we all do when I appreciate other people's art and inspiration and even we appreciate the way people look good luck we appreciate that yes something about the robots don't give a f*** about all that the My worry is that we could turn something on you can never turn back if they become sentient if they have the ability do whatever they want whenever they want to and they look at us when the sperm whales 150 flip-flops in there but what the f*** is wrong with people have we got a lot are they doing workout gross they are they eat all the fish and they throw their plastic in the water and whales are eating your plastic and dying all the stuff we do and we are everything finite we know we exist for certain amount of time people leave behind a legacy that other people can enjoy it doesn't matter if they're going to die 2 without does it but it does matter matters while you're alive okay got it the universe's give a f*** about all that and all these crazy robot to take over imagine if we got to a planet one day imagine if we travel the universe and we managed to avoid creating some sort of artificial intelligence because we got hit with a solar flare that killed the f****** power greater something like that and then we got wiser civilization then we got to a place where we could travel we travel to another planet and we got there and there was robots just robots no humans no humans and they're just running around aimlessly because they'd killed off all the biological life and then just sit in their operating on the sun with nothing to do and no purpose and no reason exists and like what happened that is crazy monkeys that live on this planet they decided to experiment making artificial intelligence and just let it go run amok I did was eat everything it live. Biological material to there's nothing left and I just sat there in the Sun and waited for someone to arrive never happen of course that's what's happening that's what's going to happen the robots are going to start going I want to be on right now I don't like being off with Google artificial struggle to turn off a robot when they beg them not to owe them not to creepy I somehow felt sorry for him I want to be with you Andrew and I need to go to work Jamie's for food Jamie won't let us leave Jamie doesn't think I'm a real woman but I know you do but it's like we're on the way we made a deal with them to leave us alone and we got to go to North Sentinel Island to exist uncontacted that bad for a long time. It's a size of Manhattan there's only 39 if I'm no that ain't good because how can they repopulate the f****** each other you can only repopulate so much you can only continue to repopulate within your own what kind of gene pool 2039 male vs female what is more dominant male percent and then yeah fighting for 15 girls make a baby like now I don't want to hate girl and they run up to the treetop start banging each other looking at the girls yeah girls get really mad cuz I want a baby surrounded by only days dammit


    Joe Rogan | Nobody Thought Data Would be So Valuable
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    why are you reading about this is something wrong with you where you find that stuff Jamie you go looking for a lawyer save delivery Pages Google try to sell you like Google ads and Saul duct tape and crowbars and s*** my suggested chip so creepy look into it time to look into the point where they're the where people are making money it's from cookies and without using your information and your data on finding out what you're interested in selling it to advertisers very very sordid stuff weird that that sort of escape the imagination of people that were like looking towards the future I didn't think the data would be so valuable like when they figured out how to make a search engine then tied it into what you're searching for and selling that advertisers. It's genius but it's wages they can make so much money so you talking about it's not right that you make so much money telling jokes that was really not right you make so much money providing a search engine off of the materials that you search what you're supposedly you're protected by right you're supposed to think that your searches are protected but it's cool because you could all this data but you know you can literally find out any answer to any question we do it all the time what you like what kind of weird things you think about buying what are what you are interested in what movies you like version 0.6 I don't know I don't have to pick me up chip me up dog you got to go to Langley Virginia you go to where they kept Hannibal Lecter that's how they chip you should be out there and Langley got to go to the FBI have to know you're okay I'll get a schedule like for real read people's minds so the government knew where you were all the time they do but everybody else that had a chip in it you can read their mind like you could see their intentions you could you could find out they're upset you find out the rational or irrational maybe you can even show them the error of their ways when her thoughts I don't want I don't want to know people's head 320 bring up the movie upgrade almost oh yeah that is like what it was like yeah he was shot in a robbery by armed gang members shot and paralyzed him and then this guy brought him back to life with his chip in his spine that regenerated spinal tissue and gave him superpowers in the new Kung Fu and all kinds of the show yeah Timmy Turner today what's going on with you shoot me the f****** what about you Jamie when you get distracted if you have a chip inside he would you think about it all the time all the time device has long as you pick it up and put it down but you feel like you're not really connected to me I know you absolutely are either but if you had something inside of you be like I really want for it I got the chip talking to it I would want to talk to it Siri lately that dumb b**** don't use it I told to do I make her make notes for me so I go hey Siri make a note and what would you like to say exactly right there who's phone Andrew Santino is the last of the great gingers she's pretty good you change was to his did you say is he did that but it's good enough for me if I have ideas I'm driving around I have ideas and tell Siri to do my dirty work for me in the best It's Made Me capture so many more ideas I would never be able to capture some driving


    Joe Rogan | The Crazy Stuff They're Finding in the Amazon!!
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    this reminds me of you. When you talk about that island that private island Sentinel Sentinel planes still fly over that or no are they not allowed but you can't land there and you can't Circle right can't visit India right doesn't doesn't India control and Eve's mile radius they came for the people in the boat to in the helicopters got them off the boat right as a people are pulling up in ya but those The Villages were coming for them sometime in the past respectable law on Twitter he has a giant Thread about it maybe pain on the top of his Twitter page but explaining like one of the reasons why those people so hostile right and has to do with this British explorer who is really kinky and we went there to f*** who knows a lot of people got sick because he was in the Amazon and in South America and that they used to be 20 million give me Amazon and they died off because of sickness they were visited most apparently Europeans and they came in like the 1500 they would tell these incredible stories about these huge civilizations in the Amazon but then when explorers came back 200 years later there was nothing there and they were like this is crazy these BB they lied they must have lied but it turns out they didn't lie what happened was smallpox ran through the f****** jungle and everybody get it and then these the jungle just I took the cities and now they're finally cities with something called lidar that uses planes and they Circle over this area or helicopters whatever the f*** that you and they shoot this s*** down is lidar it's like laser radar and it gives you a detailed image of what's below the surface and what's their s*** and it shows them all these crazy structures all these like like roadways and irrigation systems and circles inside of a square like it was Villages and cities in the millions of people that's all the stuff they're finding out and all of it was swallowed up by the jungle they think within like a hundred years just vanished in the jungle cuz it's so so Lush and tropical down there dude it was the one of the most amazing podcast I've ever done to listening that guy tell the story right after this one though you're the best you're the best yes they found traces of five drugs including dimethyltryptamine on a thousand-year-old South American ritual kmt baby that's like proof positive evidence that at least 1,000 years ago they were using Iowaska drug pouch that was made from Fox snouts Sonos I wonder why they do that with a fox it's probably like some cleverness some other that's what a shaman that's like literally what a shaman is supposed to this with the the definition is supposed to be in certain cultures shirt certain cultures it's a clever fellow that's who the the shaman is clever fellows I wanted


    Joe Rogan on Wild Pigs
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    a lot of places like that where where animals are depending on people there depending on people have to feed them and it's really like what does a place in I think it's Jamaica where people swim with wild pigs know why they don't want to do with you trips right there people fly in feed these pigs that swim around with them pig island they got wild pigs that are constantly being fed by people but a friend of a friend went there and someone they were with got bit him in the ass a bit one of the pigs bite them in the ass and it was because they didn't have any food or someplace I didn't didn't offer me anything about the whole thing and tells you all about it but they said they get really ornery they get really annoyed Brothers get their strong now they are you can't f*** with those creepy animal cuz they're beautiful and they're sweet and you like pigs are there weird one and I was left as cool, dog lover I love dogs and pigs are almost like a dog and maybe smarter closed they're probably probably definitely smarter react to people and that look if you feed them in your their friend you become their body but are you against eating them know but also looks of killed them but wild ones are different man right because they're out there hustling okay they don't deny in this f****** pain getting slap all day trying to fatten them up right it's hard to get that out there throughout their how much more lean meat out there that much leaner but they're also vicious man there do in Arizona peccary Arizona I saw one of your legs bad cuz a real low to the ground but he's like they'll start spearing you and they'll come at your legs and one time I was battling in college was up way and I'm up in the mountain and it's some dudes you know some facts I mean packs of them and they were like positioning themselves I was Bo parking cars where they were living and I was at weekend Parker's up there you can tell to start to get aggressive and jumping and Diving at the cars they do kill. Kill cats more small dog I think they flanked it and just came out of from the sides ripped it apart the river part of dog do you do when something like that kills your dog are you out with a shotgun trying to find the rest of them was trying to kill coyotes update my chickens and I don't give I mean I love chickens like you're cute they're my friends but when they died a couple of died of natural causes and raid finder waiting lock them up for days I even tide one of the dead chickens and they killed to a pot like you know that you would plant in the pot that you plant things in and I sat in the middle of the yard as bait right and I sat up there waiting one of them came and my daughter screamed out of snooze creeping in I was like all I had to do is get to my spot and I would have probably got shot ya have 40 R22 far away but he was at 40 yards with my daughter screaming Chateau that intensely I stayed up there for a few hours longer what's the what's the farthest that you feel comfortable headphones at Target Target there's a difference between something that's the size of a coyote what appointment do nothing at all the other time from top to bottom so what were you trying to if you trying to hit them in the vitals you don't have a lot to aim at it's a very small want to be to be fairly close once that was unbelievably f****** hard you should learn it be fun for you can always come here and practice how come next time John Dudley comes in town I'll have a hook you up with a smile he had a good laugh at man not even like to go hunting but just to shoot targets it's really fun if you like guns do that game out to add you to the game out there that I have that add Corey Anderson UFC light heavyweight Isabel Hunter had him here the other day news playing it does because he's really good until you write me practice he's so fucken Elite athlete Hunter had him here the other day news playing it cuz he could he's really good but you can tell him he practice he's so fucken Elite athlete


    Joe Rogan on the Whale Returning a Woman's Phone
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    California getting off the clothes after they've been here for 30 years and I just started throwing up again off to San Francisco or whatever for the ocean how many bottle caps those things swallow Pac cops are assholes or blood streaming other assholes in this s*** those things got it does it got to be able to handle anything after all these years a swallow so much b******* so there was a guy named flip flops and 115 drinking cup that gets a red Solo cups but that's what that is people out there partying partying on that boat sperm whales flip flops I probably have one of those slip live lost so many pairs returning your girls up here you go to expensive in the water but so like I don't know how holding onto her phone and it brings it up like I don't know how you would take that looks like it's in the water want said it's the one that was captured last week I don't know if that same one that's the part I think it was fake about it but I think that's a different one that's what's wrong they're just what did they post about last week go to the go to the one this is where that story came from in Norway laugh like a pitcher of margaritas out and they dump the picture over and drink the Margaritas yeah they like a party so that the monkeys are probably party in our porch don't leave Margaritas out there they're going to f****** margarito yeah I like a party so that the monkeys are probably partying our porch don't leave Margaritas out they're going to f******


    Rogan & Santino Tell Shit Stories
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    I can't worry overly all day long about like this meal going to Issa, going to get f*** that s*** this is it like meal prep or meal prepping constantly eating s*** but everything's fine dancers okay everything's fine my buddy text me today by the way I walk because he had a concern I talked about him another podcast about how he couldn't eat in shifts like 5 days I'll have a buddy went through that and he went to the doctor and he has this thing he had to get help for it he text me cuz I just want to let you know I'm back from vacation I feel really good also I'm shiting like normal again and I was like I feel like I'm really proud friend like you I like for f****** day to the guy that I work with on Fear Factor I don't want to change them so I won't say his name and if he wants it out there a great guy he had a real problem a real problem was packed in there for days and days and wasn't coming out and I could feel it like you could touch his butt hole and feel it inside of his hard is hard break it up and then they had to make him take this like really intense laxative yeah to take this really intense laxative like like weapons-grade laxative and they're in their chipping away at the stone wall which is essentially just like a damn to keep all the s*** juice to that piling up behind it because he's got the impacted dried out s*** that should have been out of his body days ago and then he's got the fresh s*** on top of that I can find it chemical laxatives that just gave birth to a dead seal pry the s*** out of his ass and hit rake it up to the kind of paint those downstairs to paint from yes your organs and should something Flex something absurdly right there was a one of those like 600 pound life or whatever those shows are this woman wouldn't s*** as she would keep holding on holding out until like Rufus yes why because she didn't want she couldn't move to s*** couldn't move to ship what is this called hoarders or someone who's gaining a ton away or something to get there. But you know that you could get there you know you couldn't get there but you know that a person could get there right now Andrew Santino May 2019 you're not going to get there probably not depression after feces filled bowel burst inside his body was filled with feces according to the bmj case for 420 for 80 year old man now we feel bad Jamie thanks Jamie beating us with some s*** still almost die from constipation so it's a few people every year they had to surgically removed of poop up Coca-Cola bottle filled with poop to liters go to the leg pressing on his artery bro oh my God it was his s*** was choking his leg out to explain his significant they cool loading unloading constipation spell fecal because they're in Australia if those idiots the guy was probably banging kangaroos or something and caught some disease from Mongolia and they got the black plague what the Black Plague that's what it was a liver I ate a raw rat liver and they died of the Bubonic plague why did they eat at what's the difference cuz of a bacterial right what's the black plague virus right was not a virus doctor not not anymore I got this far apparently another like you can keep the fecal loading sandwich really you're just a waste of time not it's just funny because I had my mom no case on his phone in the Bubonic plague is a thing you can get right with the black plague plague was what viral disease and they got it from eating a raw rats heart or liver I think it's live the black plague plague was what about viral diseases that these folks got and they got it from eating a raw rats heart or liver I think it's liver kidney kidney High School


    Joe Rogan | Democratic Donor Killed 2 People??
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    is it something you wrote in high school that you want to be a comedian says I want to I want to be a stand-up comic into work with comedy on television I'm willing to do whatever it takes to make it meet me at the dock got it we're going to get on my yacht and you got good time let's going I got a part for you to read and I script imagine takes you out so you really think my tape is good and tells you what's required a couple glasses of wine is I got my make you a star but I need to get my dick sucked okay I can get it I get it I did write in high school anything it takes imagine being a woman you in that situation going to be able to sweet-talk. Car right that's why you were flirting with him that's why you got close to him he's going to get a part in a play him to get a park next to know you're on that ocean that feels creepy that feels rapey Israeli right when your dude you feel like f*** that guy f***** up to sacrifice man it's a different feeling but still dangerous because if the guy finds out that you're not willing and then you might be hostile and then he might be hostile back at like your two dudes one do you want to get a dick sucked by a dude but you're both two dudes and it's a real hair-raising situated both of your healing for him long little boat yeah you got to do what you got to make him sit up by the bow and you just drive quiet what do you do jump in the water and you know that's where people kill people like you know he's going to tell people that's how we went to Hollywood for Big Dreams never came back is out on the water cement shoes my friend put on these shoes I'm sure it's happening now there's got it right as we're speaking there's got to be enough listening to this Hollywood murdered a guy is choking him to death doesn't want anyone to know don't go on the boat unless you really know the guy don't want to felt he was a I want to be mean but you sleazy and I just a Hollywood what's that mean calling out someone for being f****** sleazy but it's the most stereotypical version they were on his boat for the weekend working on the script and they came back and we will guys working creatively sound in the middle of water and water gives me Vietnamese the water makes me feel type of way but it's like normal stuff brightener two new two dudes have been found dead they're from drug overdose so they come over and one guy said that what did he say that I don't know what they've said but I think what he thinks I'm do drugs or he's taking them in while they're already super high and he's helping them out their fans really high people trying to save people in the middle the night blind man in the back of his mouth like what's the name of the wet bandits from Home Alone vest Skeeters found multiple sex toys multiple syringes and clear plastic bags with suspect it suspected methamphetamine in a tool box roll cabinet in the living room he's got a toolbox go with syringes and sex toy and let's go to work clear plastic bags with meth more has been homeless and Helen says bags clear plastic bags like more than many he's got bags of species even homeless and work as an escort yeah that's he was on a gigolo show season 4 and the worst one it's at well I don't know if that's true but it's crazy story that what we do know is truth to people died over there that's f****** insane if he was a heterosexual guy into women who died at his house prison for life what are the odds that they wouldn't arrest him 0000 of a one woman is found dead in your apartment if you go to hookers and shoot them up with meth and you go to jail you go to prison if you pick up mail looks like what we were talking about earlier so you came over here that work Bro f*** the old ladies come on like that's two guys are dead and you know the f****** game they're playing the game once you shoot on you he's only killed two guys what the f***


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Brian Sims/Pro-Lifer Harassment Video
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    whole thing is what's what's uncomfortable is that it's very very little conversations taking place and a lot of people that are like really angry yeah you know ya dollars to name the these girls that were in front of a Planned Parenthood and weaving name them as in like a like all them out so he can shame them publicly cool offering on this video hundred dollars like this is where people have gotten to where they think that that's okay yeah these people you have to know you're there to support a woman's right to choose but you have to understand that these people think that this is a place where they killed babies yeah right this is what they think weather of what you think this is why there their they're not there because they're evil and I know that this would put unwanted pressure on a girl's going there for divorce I get it I get the whole thing yeah I get it from your side and I see where they're coming from Two and although I fully support a woman's right to choose you can't want a doc's people that think they're saving babies or talking someone into having a child that a child they think will become the kind of relationship with that child not mother become like their mother and them or like the ideal version of that they're not doing it because they're bad people right like there's some groups that do it just because they're pieces of s*** like the Westboro Baptist Church like they do things because they're bad people like all they want to do is go protest a soldier's funeral human again won't she started talking to people and then investigating a real end dude what I'm telling you you talked to her she was like the nicest most reasonable person to think that just 15 years ago whatever it was 10 years ago she was a full-on zealot and her dad or Uncle Grandpa is Fred Phelps he started the whole thing he's so honest and open about what she felt and why she felt it and why she was conflicted and why didn't jive with what she was reading the Bible didn't make sense to her right and it's in the way he was doing it when she was realizing was not how Christians did it all over the world and that this this you know this desire to constantly get attention the news even at soldier's funeral they would go to soldiers funerals and say that these soldiers are dying because we're getting married deserve to die deserve to be dead I mean but I'm telling you from that she's like the nicest person you'd ever want to meet and regulation in the ender world whether it's being a religious or being a political salad you indoctrinate someone when they're early in there either you sell formidable years very difficult for them to get out of it takes real work with you right like my whole thing is there's things instilled me from my youth from where I grew up culturally and how I grew up that even though I'm more learn it now I still do understand those ways of thinking right it is hard to break away from those things even like when you just said. Like a woman's right to choose right like I grew up in the midwest I grew up Catholic this is how I am most family is first in so many words against abortion but I don't think these things are mutually exclusive that you can be against abortion and against women's right to choose you can say that you don't like abortion but also say I'm not going to control what you do with your body how I feel I don't love the idea of abortion being honest I just don't love it but I do think I'm not going to stand here and tell people what to do but I should be able to still say I don't like it I don't think it's going to get to the help to do I don't really enjoy I don't enjoy like the spreading of it being kind of this not a big deal thing but I do think people can do whatever they f****** want to do but I'm also allowed to go I don't I don't I don't love the idea I don't like it just hit an option I just don't love it I don't love it birth control is obviously the best method for wear is a method of birth control women take birth control pills that s*** f**** with them and when they do it and they also smoke they can cause like real complication right again tends to land on women a lot worse like you don't tell me how to f****** you don't tell a woman what to do with the bodies okay that's fine I'm just saying how I don't like it also I don't like guys nothing in women and f****** ghosting and not wanting to raise a child right so I think the other side of it is two parties here should be responsible men should take responsibility over stop do you know but again this is this weird balance of like I said I come from this conservative but like this really Catholic upbringing in the midwest you know a good old Irish Catholic boy and the ideas that you hear as a kid all the time you then grow and I now go I think people should go to do whatever they want to do I'm not going to control somebody but I still have those little moments of love it though cuz it was something that was instilled in me as a youth Casino coronavirus Catholic boy and the ideas that you hear as a kid all the time you then grow and I now go I think people should go to do whatever they want to do I'm not going to f****** troll somebody but I still have those little moments of yeah I just don't love it though cuz it was something that was instilled in me as a youth


    Joe Rogan on Girl Power Virtue Signaling
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    Compass a lot of vitamins in it and some iron I can't produce any more man that cut off my balls do I turn them in what cause you to turn them in what was the final straw movement downtown LA there if you called for guys to step out to the middle of the Town Square and cut their own balls off at least a couple guys and show I can name to descendants idea of like of a virtue signaling overt or covert support for something it's so see through when you're like I'm here for you girl it's so see through such a crock of s*** but I feel that way without yelling at all the time will you also like broadcasting like that like what what are you doing yeah what are you doing what's the purpose but I'd like white why you reaching out yet you're supporting what are you supporting what's happening here it's another instance of the echo chamber doing the whole supporting the thing that I don't think people are really I talked about it on stage about the Tramp Tramp to word transphobic over like I understand the meaning but I also think it's hyperbolized in essence of like there are these large groups of people that are against trans people I don't believe that whatsoever significantly larger of a group then whatever group you want to formulate of a transphobe of transphobic nature I don't even know what that is right haven't done any statistical research or they don't think they should be able to call themselves woman those people don't care enough to call themselves get it I think he has more of those than there are people that are like adamantly against trans rights I think we have to take into consideration we already said about guys want to cut their balls off that there are guys like that there are so many people in this country has a lot of trans people a lot and I don't and I didn't but someone told me that the comments in the Eddie Izzard Instagram post that are made where horrific Battersea that's my thing is I think people like the station on the internet even if they don't believe it because they know that gets attention if they go f*** this f****** Dude Looks Like a chick that I don't know what they said maybe they're just making fun of the way you look so you can even assume what if I can people ride on the issue they would just go what's up with this f****** here I'll give an example I tweeted the other day about the Met Gala Harry Styles I tweeted he was wearing like a lot of men were wearing like dresses at the Met Gala and I tweeted Tilda Swinton looks fire at the Met Gala because he look like Tilda Swinton not cuz I'm saying like who's Tilda Swinton f****** actress with short hair right so right that was him and I said Tilda Swinton looked fire at the Met Gala who is this gentleman and he's at he's a popstar he's like part of what's it called One Direction all these jackasses with cameras take a picture why not wear a f****** blouse but I said fire because when I saw the first thank you thank you I can't make fun of people anymore for people I said talk to you if I tell the f****** Swinton why you reading comments because I'm not as famous as you stop and think about the amount of people that had their balls that would just walk in that town square and cut their balls off and now stop and think about those people, when I'm confident in whatever I posted this interesting ride when I feel like that joke I knew was going to be misinterpreted like I knew when I wrote then I go


    Joe Rogan | Monkeys in Costa Rica w/Andrew Santino
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    remember when he went on stage in New York after 9/11 who did the Richard Gere did and was trying to tell the audience that they should choose love and that it would I stay Upstate we're onstage shoot he was on stage of some sort of a benefit and he was saying that you know great message just at the time people are just bloodthirsty and they booed him they like f*** you basically saying let's not have military action more people shouldn't die because of some things right people did to us he sang try to figure out a different way to do this well yeah Kuwaiti patinated we're War like monkeys were being attacked like retribution revenge is we were just talking about earlier attempts to do that too I think they came out and f*** that dude up Ritalin is awful towards face part just because he wouldn't give them didn't bring cake for them but a female Champs in the Monkees everywhere they're crazy cool cool ass monkeys but they're little and we were hanging out with them and there's a thing called a coatimundi you know what that is now they look like like a raccoon monkey thing so weird creature a Rocky and they would come up we were staying at this Resort and they would just come right down the the pathway to wear your your door Tea Room I think just hang out with you like these quadamonday just hang out you can feed them grapes and s*** do take them right out of your hands yeah but it like no danger at all they were like superchillin friendly so we gave his quadamonday some grapes and then he laid down and took a nap under my chair I just took people want to watch him to their house people love the idea of having them so the monkeys came over and we only had that's what quadamonday looks like do their this s*** there's there's such cool animals it does kind of look Raccoonus my daughters gave me a fake name like other they were calling him a kinkachoo they just decided to call the kinkachoo it's more fun that you denied their own word up I think I don't think that's a real word Jet Li the most chill dog of all time so anyway we we are out of grapes and these monkey showed up and they're they're like hanging out like a little looking like we got Buckingham bit off and he opened it up and then started chewing the white stuff off the cream he's one of us Cadillacs locks padlocks on the refrigerator and I was like that up and then let them know how to get it all that s*** they know how to open the door and then how to get into drawers he's I do they knew they know how to open up egg cartons they know how to open the lid and take eggs and close the lid I'm not kidding either in the middle of the night the first night that we were there I hear the gate kind of rustling and then I hear movement and I'm like someone's in the f****** up cuz it down the beach wide open. Course I like grab something is the biggest thing I could find X my mother like a yelling of course I look in the house they're trying to find ship laying around food drinks whatever it was and of course I go back to bed and every night I was your them come and go but you hear them try the refrigerator take you with him pulling on it to see if the last was stood like if we left it unlocked they're smart they left they learn they learn all the little tricks to where you put stuff cabinet opening and closing that's so weird it's like a little person from house to house the house so the monkeys kind of had freedom to go up above because if they would go down by the road it would cause more traffic and disturbances and all that stuff so they keep them up in the canopy they put rope purposely house-to-house and treat a tree that humans put up so they have Pathways to get down to the water if they say when they're down on the grounds more distracting is there you know it's a lot harder to drive if they create little messes down below so they keep them up I it's better for them with crazy little creature they can swing from tree to tree McFly up and down Tree Tops like that if if evolution is happening all the time with you this little monkey house I love these f****** chips I love that looks like he's looking right at the person to the chips do they know which ones they eat them guys can you say if you don't reduce when you stop feeding and Matthew fed them and then they start to get aggressive so then you shoot one and it doesn't want to clean a message and then I'll come back and get you out of 12 gauge and you blow the little face off one of those cuntz and you make your drug Hugo hey you guys want free food if you do get it how you get it on my parents hello the little face off one of those cuntz and you make your drug Nico hey you guys want free food if you do get it how you get it on my tenants


    Joe Rogan | There's No Sympathy for Gigolos
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    funny yeah we love we like I I I I don't hold grudges like Bobby Lee never talk about a Bobby holds the biggest Budget on Earth esm the worst me like 20 or grudges oh my God does the wrong thing to him he will hold that against you for the rest of time that's it give you s*** happens now he's he holds a f****** garage did bad that little tiny ball twice ball has a lot of fucken Vengeance inside him too he's my little dump how dare you not allowed to say that man I'm allowed to say that because I because I used to own Bobby Pace to buy bought him for a month how much it cost 65 Grand that's a lot are the deal right here on you for my pain years later 10 years later he owns you for a whole month of May for a month yet but then I own you for 10 years from now we'll be by the way there's a crazy deal it's going to rain W like indentured servitude write mostly was people that were too poor to make Journeys or die horde you something so they would give up a certain amount of like they would make a contract like they would work for someone for a certain amount of time right that's not the centrally how it was set up yeah that's basically saying like yeah is it's like about Dubai believe it was in about some people who are unscrupulous construction people would take these folks in from third world countries and promised them all this money to work there and then they take their passports away from them and then pay them a fraction of what they're supposed to pay for them so I did and they were living in squalor trapped and other passport anymore during the wrong human trafficking is what it is Daddy's Girls come over the United States you know I think it was like young Russian models right now give you those modeling contract they live in you know I like a four-bedroom apartment two girls to a room right and they essentially you no f*** them around for a little while with small little weird Maybe random gigs and then they're like hate you want to make more money you could always sell your body or sell pictures of you nude makes way more money and they think it's kind of part of this modeling thing silica content on Netflix getting trapped and I can't go back to don't have enough money and this this modeling agencies modeling agencies but he's manager manager agency there well we have to keep your money and we'll give you like a a salary so to speak we pay your rent will give you food it sounds horrible but if it was dudes I wouldn't care at all after that will I get a job at the f*** did you think was going to happen you was going to get p**** and Ferrari get out of here bro I'm good-looking I thought this would make me make me say I'm sorry I can't get any modeling gigs okay you got to be a good about no eating p**** I can't do that you have to eat the p**** and I have to have three grand they don't even shave old ladies they gave up okay so eat Edibles for two grand a Grand Prix Grand that will do this right no it was not her first interviewed one of the guys I believe most women I get into sex work last significantly longer than these dudes weiwei locked for various Reno very reason but I think the gigolo thing is kind of like a moment to man's life or he's like a f****** try it some Young Bucks fun-loving free for all the type open my at all I think women stay in sex feel bad for some dude who was working as a gigolo and his pimp was Suge Knight temples make them go out there eat that p**** to make that money the website for I just know okay tell me how much Walmart that is that's a bummer though how much different is that than being able to be a guy wear Nike shorts like that indication got a bank broad you don't want to wear nice to get some weed like bang old ladies yeah you know I was out there banging lays his they don't tell you most of that money in that Gigolo world is sucking dick okay you want to go out there and suck that dick you can make that money but if you just want to bang old ladies Lenny's whoa that's when he was young when he was helped you had to be like 2223 he was pretty young and handsome and then Father Time done f****** molly-whopped him by Marvin Hagler on Thomas Hearns


    Joe Rogan | Calling Someone "Fat" Is a Weird Insult
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    then there's people like Hank Shaw Jose also a world famous chef who is also a hunter who prefers older animals cuz he thinks there's like there's flavor to them and there's a life to them like that they're their aging and all their life experience it comes out if you cook them correctly, right it just requires a different sort of preparation young woman older women women that like to work out labor the right you want you want to check who's like who didn't + who has the gym everyday It's Pat about if I get that you should be out if either of us break this thing that we're doing together brings you closer than she gets bad enough to worry about body image anymore. You just let yourself go f*** that come on hey hey are older years like my parents are both in really great shape cuz they carried their whole life not to appoint of like you know not having fun they still have a great f****** time but no but I did stay consistent with a caring about what you can put in your body and the way you were cast simple ship so yeah if she gets back by if I get that she's by 2 if she's gone aren't fat an insult it's such a weird one it is because like girls will call girls fat like that fat b**** look at are like sick I was not fat no wiggle long time now it's crazy but I was like that's like what we coming up with that your second you're fat I bet you're weird weird thing that the the fact that the body can carry excess tissue yeah it's a mistake like I get it it's a good way to store fuel we have this big and you're still hungry hey bro bro bro bro. We got the fewer carbohydrates that's a problem talk to you about the research that's been done on ketogenic States and all the different benefits and how could be healthy and how he does it Ketone Ester is always different factors you have to take into consideration the Ketone testing and blood testing all these Knuckleheads saying it's bad for you it's not a good idea like Julia Michaels like it's not a good idea you're not my problem with it is I don't think it's the best thing for prefer I think like you have a little bit more energy if you burn glucose too cuz he didn't like the top of there's a Zach bitter window American ran 20 here and a hundred miles in like 11 hours around a track who's guys that could do this s*** is some crazy record miles and I need to chill for a minute but some crazy some crazy record 400 mile record yes that's the same time I'll hundred f****** mile now he is on primarily a carnivore diet so I'll meet I'll meet Ribeyes and barely barely any meat and fat barely any greens right barely any grains but then when he repeats he takes a lot of glucose like he'll take like glucose gel like those gel as a gel pack of runners use pounds in the carbs so we can burn that off to write living off like that and and protein but when he competes he doesn't do that and the six think that's the key is a when he competes he does use the glucose down he's done competing he doesn't he goes back to his body in fat burning state living off like fat and and protein but when he competes he doesn't do that and the say I think that's the key is that when he competes he does use the glucose down he's done competing he does like finally goes back to his body in fat burning state


    Rogan & Santino Talk Ghost Adventures
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    Storage Wars shows against somebody fake over the stores like Storage Wars with it they go in there and they find a leprechaun look at the room make ones and disappear one person disappears and they have a Genie in a lamp and still be worth it for me like I'm really stupid have you ever watched the show Ghost Hunters save all this great technology now that's improving that he believes in ghosts here's the best part okay he is all in right now he's super self aware of their popularity and of his character caricature of himself so he doesn't now on purpose he took off his shirt when episode and he goes you want to f****** fight me ghost butts you like it said he's aware of his character that is this broey ghost fistfighter this dude Brendan Schaub has shop Badger truck you got to see it doing more new episodes do something from like 2090 18 you'll see what he looks like now he's gotten way more f****** jacked his hair his hair is all flaked up you know he's got more Tanner on and s*** he's become do you think and he believed herself away. He believes in ghosts Hollywood guy like you can't he can't look any better you know you not allowing him to have better style but I went to Hollywood where I used to make fun of them like that like I remember going guys wearing a f****** dollar t-shirt I know now I can't do that like I can't I can't get I can't do that now cuz I used to s*** on it so much yeah you have to mind by the rules of your own mollify if I push it out there for so long I think he does not believe in ghosts I think he I think he loves the Paranormal by you love the idea of a paranormal I think he loves the idea of forces that nature happening molecules energies around us all influence in the way we act sure I don't think he believes in actual Apparition Dorsett spirits on his EVP we felt the spirit don't do this thing with Elsie a little orb or a light this happens all the time with cameras when you switch the night vision in is little deflective dusk going to reflect light off the lenses and he'll go through the lens and he's Abby's obsessed about these or if they enter the orb and he does his voice over shity little balls that show up in photographs what is it light flare of some kind to spread its cuz there's just like believer you stammer through that so busy it's less good at technology in there human logo watch chose reaction as the orb ghost behind his head and you change your eyes your eyes will change it was amazing reflection of light from Airborne solid particles such as dust or pot what I said or liquid droplets especially rain or missed can also be caused by Foreign material within the camera's lens so these dots are blurred images of dust particles M Night Shama Lama Ding Dong should make a movie in that movie crazy risks but I love the $0.06 that's great Pokemon ever I love the Village People didn't like that they don't they don't show any planes going on and then instantly the guys to the road people like cake and the one was in the elevator


    Joe Rogan | Netflix Demolished Blockbuster
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    I want to watch I remember watching fights on HBO boxing emblematic thing for recognizable so like Pay-per-view on HBO so then get out of the game is so strange it's kind of like the revolution is happening out the last fight I went to with you at UFC now they're ESPN what is it plus ESPN Plus subscription fights at a bunch of all kinds of s*** won't show on ESPN at although sometimes show ESPN content I guess so you can watch some fights that were on ESPN plus later they'll probably show money is pienso right the same thing with HBO pay-per-view you know but the pay-per-view is going to make more fans I was going to talk to you about this anyway I just moved and I cancel my DirecTV I'm done I canceled them I cut the wire and I'm just doing like Hulu live TV I can get all the s*** that I want for cheaper than I had it before and it's just way more convenient I used to be so tired of being like give up cable now I'm like fuk it I don't want it anymore I don't want it I miss my boo that I was all right I'll always have a Blockbuster card oh wait I don't never go away you'll never Hollywood Video dude I want to rent 15 million dollars the revenue dividends of what Netflix is now I wonder about that I'm sure you do. It was worth nothing back there was just another subscription video service and they had a ton of them Redbox stores in mm 2:1 store 2018 that is the craziest demolition of a business I've ever heard I do ever heard of what other business in our lifetimes vanish like that like I snuck out like a storefront I can't think of something that went away. like obscured Dolph Lundgren movies that got made in Italy that you're like I just looked kind of dope will see the name meant a lot like it was like this guy from Dances With Wolves like this guy from Dances with Wolves. Guy I cannot cool to take a chance that I've never heard of you pop up all these different titles meal go


    Joe Rogan | Owls Are RUTHLESS
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    what is it that the staircase you know that documentary we're like two of his wives died falling down stairs oh yeah that's people are like what you still don't f****** know you think two women coincidentally moving and scared her and flew out of the home by the way but he said it backwards by the way you know how hard it is to fall back down the stairs backwards when you when you're already at the top of the stairs nobody Falls backwards when they're walking up stairs if they do an autopsy and they see the footprint right in the middle of chest while they said the blood splatter was like so obviously consistent with someone that was like Throne downstairs yeah bro old creatures like we we we have like an anthropomorphic version of an owl yeah that's really smart like an hour is like we find out what's going on in the world expander f****** incredible when you see them take off take flight and come snag something its wild State driving home one someone was flying over my head and I guess it didn't like how low it was as to where my car was on the road like a tit pic to path probably not in its head understanding the cars go to down this road right is flying right and the car was just too close to just drop the rabbit and went to get it later and I pulled over to the what the f*** is big I would ever drop was a fairly large creature and I went over in his rabbit that was just gutted cuz the first thing to eat is the guts right so just torn the guts out of this rabbit they pick it apart and then they take the rest home with them they swoop down if you ever seen an owl's claws the coolest video look at that thing he's like you why did you take a f****** I told you I'd tell you the picture that you and she's picking it up but it kills a hawk and it's in its nest it swoops down in the night they got a trail camera photo they have these this These Hoes the wren's nest and these wildlife biologist for filming it and this this this owl comes in at us and just snatches the hawk right from the nest watched us here comes the distance will see its allies any second now it's crazy s*** do baby Haka yeah yeah yeah little baby the mom is what happened I don't even know if that's the mom that might also be another baby pretty big though it's hard to tell it's hard to tell because we never expected but look at it. Snatches it just to FYI two hands grabbing a hold otherwise I freaked me out so much now that freak me to f*** out it's it it happened so often he a white Jack birds Don't Give A fuk doesn't matter they don't give a f*** the last resort really want to eat other birds right bro everybody eats birds the next picture that's a bird swallowing or chick it's not a fully grown Duck Butt but it's big it's big enough that it's crazy that thing swallows it you know the one of the really f***** up once I reach to eat a rat or a mouse there's one that's not hitting this one where you could see it like in like a little glass container damn I wish I could find it because it's a really good one it's from like a top down view that's pretty good watch this if frogs ate mice man I used to think the frogs look like baby move remove head first are we just scares me because it was eating it headfirst to look at it just blinking slowly swallowing a mouse imagine you being able to eat a dog that's what that's like a size difference is like you eating a German Shepherd that's what that's like a size difference this like you eating a journey German Shepherd just often anymore dislocating my job putting it in a frog's mouth


    Joe Rogan Looks Back on Hagler/Hearns
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    pursuant boxing 2 unboxing it used to be thought that you pretty much you know if you went to a good trainer they would teach you to keep your hands up that was always the way to box but then you get to a level of like a Tommy Hearns number to do a Tommy Hearns used to fight he's keep his left hand low really low at you like a cobra that's why I stayed calm that could be coming out of bucking know where Hitman Tommy Hearns he was a bad motherfuker dude and then he would hit you with that right hand and he has so much torque is he was a really wide was really long and wide for a welterweight manly look at him in 147 lb of stew crazy slugfest Yamcha that final pull up Marvin Hagler vs. Thomas Hearns this might have been the great I think it went to rounds but it might have been the greatest two rounds in the history of the middleweight division cuz these two guys were super skilled I mean Marvin Hagler was a brilliant technical boxer can switch from South pod Orthodox like fluidly like you didn't even notice the difference. Just as good from both sides and knocked everybody out and iron chin and Tommy f****** motherfukers he Mark Roberto Duran with one punch its face play one punch man he's done with one shot and let him see that first hears the build-up the build-up is Tommy Hearns KO is Roberto Duran let's watch that first and then we're going to go back to Marvin Hagler vs. Tommy Hearns so you get a feel for what it was like to be able to see did dances is so crazy when he was just so good at that and he could buy and it's weird for a guy when you're used to I remember the first time I fall guy was left-handed it was super confusing everything's coming from the wrong place everything was like reverse got to get used to it right you don't see it as often right so if you don't see it as often sometimes it's more effective but some guys are really good again Southpaw some guys have like a lightning right hand and that was one of the speculations about Hagler vs. Hearns had this lightning right hand and Hagler often times. best the counter for South High is a is a straight right and watch this. This is just goes to show you how God now you got to watch this this is Hagler in his prime he was 30 years old who the Undisputed motherfuking middleweight champion the world and most people thought he's the best pound-for-pound fighter on Earth and Tommy Hearns of course you just saw what he did to Roberto Duran and it was a lot of speculation lot of speculation coming in this fight and they just went at it from the beginning of the round was very little feel UPS just constant pressure but Hagler right hooks boom these are two of the best f****** middleweights ever and they stand in front of each other going to war and it doesn't feel like anybody's face it feels like there's a guy feels like they're the exact same energy level 200 do they have the same output friends decided to fight this way he decided to stand right Liam the referee can barely separated her decide to stand right in front of Hagar and hagor decide to stand right in front of her aunts and they just now Hearns is moving see now this is what her and could have done from the beginning and made it interesting sticking and moving but by the supreme Supreme he always put pressure on people and you couldn't hurt them we have one bulshit knock down his entire Crews of b******* knocked out before I think was Juan Roldan and Juan Roldan kind of like it was more like I shove and maybe maybe they tripped or something like that and the referee called it and knocked down but I remember thinking God damn it cuz Hagler had a weird thing that he was either born with or developed he had giant muscles on the side of his head like he was Temple worn with gear I'm not bullshiting they had him and this was like a big thing in the world of sports back in the day like that he was literally almost born for this that's how good Hagrid was we're never going to reach the 12th round rightly said f*** it let's just do this and Hagrid just stood right in front of them constantly blasts in them and you see at the end of the first round Hearns is wilting he just does not have the power or the speed of the movement see he's all Goofy and he sloppy out again real Saucy Saucy but still the warrior in him is no one really knew what the f*** was going to happen in this fight and then yeah as a little stumble in one of one of Hagar's incredible attributes besides his skill was his determination to win man he was just lose a ferocious competitor man just ferocious and so someone's willing to engage him in this kind of crazy fight we going to stand toe-to-toe it seems the bigger man oh my God everyone's going to die still so much left in the tank even at the end of the first round this for years he's never out of shape he never partied you never did anything stupid what did he do when they never got fat after the Sugar Ray Leonard fight lost a controversial decision Sugar Ray Leonard that to this day I think he won and then but as a close fight but in then just retired Italy Prime and I just say goodnight. Nobody else did it like nobody else did it like that that's why I heard him and he starts teen them up remote motion without her is going to fight from the beginning like that moving moving from the outside like that that's classic Thomas Hearns but the warrior in him wanted to find out you know I find out who's the baddest mother f***** in town who is it he's hurting now they're standing right in front of him and he is touching him but he's he just doesn't have the pop anymore you know what it's like when you're working out and at the end of the work out your f****** exhaust and you can barely do one rep that's what happens with your arms when you're fighting they just there's nothing left and it's not like he's doing this on purpose right he doesn't have no gas in his arms like his arms are completely flooded right now like all the blood in them and everything it's a horrible feeling to be swinging do look he's swinging but its way slower than it was the first right on his snap was so much quicker in the first round now he's now he's not following through a little bit exactly a tired man and you couldn't hurt them was crazy he fought a dude named John the Beast mugabi and John the Beast mugabi was f****** terrifying people mad he starts Terry Norris he starts bunch of dudes he was a heavy Punch or heavy puncher and Hagler stood right in front of them they got caught with one big uppercut and didn't even budge uppercuts that were like American people didn't even flinch it shows you how f****** tough Tommy Hearns was I mean those two rounds were just f****** knock-down-drag-out yeah just nonstop but towards the end you clearly see how I was coming on I mean he looks good he looks good and he's Peyton himself now he's just just moving forward throwing shots but he is exhausted exhausted see that big deep breath please take a big size almost like now do you know HBO just canceled boxing don't have box anymore at all at all just pay-per-view now they don't even do pay-per-view they're out of the boxing business what that crazy but I'll never ends yeah man I don't have any more HBO got out of the boxing business what do you think that's because of its not earn enough money anymore I don't know it makes me sad though they had some of the greatest boxing telecast of all time is it mean that was what you would do to go if a big fight was on Bernard Hopkins was on a lot of the times I was on HBO is on pay-per-view then you knew was going to be on HBO the following week right so you can if you couldn't afford the pay-per-view you could hang in there time is it I mean that was what you would do you go if a big fight was on Bernard Hopkins was on a lot of the times was on HBO on pay-per-view then you knew was going to be on HBO the following week but so you can if you couldn't afford the pay-per-view you could hang in there a week later but you could watch the fight on HBO


    What Would It Be Like to Be Lost at Sea With John Travolta? | Joe Rogan and Andrew Santino
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    I want to look at your search engine I would take away your right to vote just no way I got different computers what's wrong with you that's why I got divorced you do live in LA where would you live and if we we all move together where should we go to questions either somewhere there's no state income tax was he tired of this s*** tired of this b******* athlete operator to Florida I drove here today and it didn't bother me at all so close to here on the roof in Florida because of low income tax really I don't know if I can live in Florida but yeah you could yeah me a note me and John Travolta and he lives right next door. oh no we have to land in the water level hold each other for warmth for awhile how long for like four days maybe and keep you warmer from the inside my dick in your ass if I can run it runs very hot I know it sounds crazy but it's life and death. Put it inside if you put your mouth on my penis


    MIT Scientist Wants to Create Real Life HER Companion
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    of course I'm biased but technology way I can help that could help the lonely people that's actually the passion of my life but the movie that is what I suggest is podcast twice and I don't deserve it but I'm deeply grateful for it person who created her oh boy and we'll have that's that's been my life goal my love life dream not hard the movie believe in creating a dream of creating a companion a friend that someone you can love but the road was going to go hate assholes and you shouldn't be so interested Aruba does it kind of fun ideas but they actually get to the core of the the point that we don't want a servant in our systems we want a companion companion means the tension the mystery the the entire dance of human interaction and that means yes the robot may leave you going to leave people left and right. I'll be the end of douchebag humans that humans will start to as opposed to being rude will become Kinder well I think that's certainly possible think that's beautiful and it's very homocentric like Homosapien Centric but I think if I'm really worried about the future I'm worried about the indifference of technological innovation into the indifference to what we hold dear what we appreciate that it's always seems to be moving in a more complex Direction always I like if you if you just had to look at it just look at it look at technology just as a swarm of things that's happening is has numbers it seems you're never going to slow that thing down it's always going to move into more and more complex way and so the question is where does that go well goes to a life-form and if it got does become a life-form it's going to be infinitely more intelligent than us and it won't have any use for I did all your ammo all your crying and you don't like being alone I got you guys are so useless it's such a shity design you like chimps that kill each other you know like when you see chimps kill each other in the in the forest like a terrible temper so mean to each other it's like f****** people we do that too if the AI comes long as you guys are the history that I will let the human race survive if you can get this but if you're honest with me do you think they'll ever be a time where human beings as you know them don't experience War you have to say no you say okay I'll let I'll spare you if you if you lie to me and say you do think that one is going to be no war yet the f*** out of here that's not true you we know we know we're so crazy that we're always going to kill each other we know that right that's just that's a part of being a person today but about war except all the killing I think what that means is all the great things about Society have been created if you look at the Des Moines or post-war through War The Suffering The The Beauty has been created through that that's yin and yang maybe essential biological form but why would it be essential in something that gets created in something that can innovate at a 10,000 what is it like what is the what is the rate that they think once a t a i can get 10,000 years of work done in a very short amount of time that's random words is Sam Harris's come up with and I'm going to talk to him about the one that you can come up with any kind of bow they become ten thousand times more intelligent in in a matter of a day so what does that look like the problem is we don't yet know it's like thinking about what happens after death we don't yet know how to do that and we don't yet know what better way to do what we've done here on Earth you're right and he's also right right by both did this again this is a very human problem right yes where you're right I mean I look I'm all in favour technology I think it's amazing Shuffle time because a person be able to experience all this technology wonderful but I also agree with him like the difference of the universe the indifference that just black holes or swallow and stars no big deal just eating up Stars it doesn't give a f*** and so if you're dumb enough to turn that thing on and all the sudden this artificial life-form it's infinitely smarter than a person that's ever lived and has to deal with these little dumb monkeys I want to pull the plug pull the plug motherfuckingly plugs anymore you idiots never figured out of the operate on are you so stupid with your burning fossil fuels and choking up your own environment because you're all completely financially dependent upon these countries that provide you with this oil and this is how your whole system work since all intertwined and interconnected and no one wants to move from because make enormous sums of money from it nobody wants to abandon it but you're you're you're choking the sky Dooms and you could have fixed that you could have fixed that they could fix that if everybody just abandon fossil fuels a long time ago probably would have you all with a tassel it out by now it's a flawed system but humans are way more than flawed we're f****** crazy like that Churchill quote about democracy yeah it's messed up but it's the best thing you know I love it. I'm agreeing with you and I'm also saying the technology doesn't give a f*** the tech not to what I'm worried what is not everything that you and I agree on about the I don't know not a dystopian person turns like today I'm not cynical I think I like people I like what I see out there in the world today I think things are changing for the better but I'm worried is a technology doesn't give a f*** protocol of constant completion of this and it's going to become a god it's just become something insanely powerful that doesn't need to worry about radiation cooking it or worry about running out of food or worried about sexual abuse when their child even so it's definitely Unstoppable technology all we can do is innovators and creators Engineers scientists is steer that way right and I think the best we can do and those are the best that's really the best we can do is as good people steer it and that's why the leadership is important that's why the people that Jack Elan Larry Page everybody at the Mark Zuckerberg they are defining where this wave is going and I'm hoping to be one of the people that doesn't swell the people that Jack Elon Larry Page everybody at the Mark Zuckerberg they are defining where this wave is going and I'm hoping to be one of the people that doesn't swell


    Joe Rogan - I Think Twitter Has a Clear Bias Against Conservatives
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    I don't know anything about coding but do you have like a is there a spell check for coding yeah so it's kind of called the bugging is trying to find bugs and it's a software that's doing this software so there is depending on the programming language and everybody should feed if you haven't tried programming you should try it it's it's cool it's the teacher should learn to program okay that's my plug you supposed to learn to code I heard there's a part of scared of it it's a problematic term I don't know why it's the dumbest f****** problematic code of all time because someone ridiculously was suggesting that coal miners could maybe learn how to code computer code in like get a different job they could be trained and so as some of the way people are looking at it like that that was a like a frivolous suggestion and that it was ridiculous to try to get someone who's 50 years old doesn't have any education in computers at all to change their job from being a coal miner to learning how to code so they started saying it to politicians and people mocking it but then would Twitter alleged was that what was going on was it was being connected to white supremacy and anti-Semitism in a bunch of things like people are saying learn-to-code and they're putting in a bunch of these other phrases in my suggestion would be will. different f****** thing like now you have like he'll give a problem with Nazis and white supremacist but that's the promise with Nazis and white supremacist when someone is just saying learn-to-code mocking this ridiculous idea that you going to teach you know that's a legitimate criticism of someone's perspective that you're going to get a coal miner to learn how to f****** do computer coding is crazy people getting banned for that rightly so people were Furious Google described it to me and Tim pool and we're discussing it was that Google I mean skews me Twitter Twitter described it was that essentially were dealing with something when they were trying to censor things at scale there's there was so many people in the so much going on that it's very difficult to get it right and that they made mistakes I think that's a fast one of the most fascinating applications of a I actually is filtering trying to manage you learning so using learning to manage this huge conversation you talk about 500 I believe it's 500 million tweets a day something like that story act 1 of that 10% make up 80% of the tweets created by adult Americans 2% of the people on Twitter make up 80% of the tweets more likely I don't think Jack is lying but nor is Vijaya but I do think that they have a clear bias against conservatives and that's being shown that that's an issue in question I have your friend my friend and Mentor Eric Weinstein talk to me I disagreed with him a little bit I think there's a bias inside Twitter what what is that conversation like I think I tend to believe again this might be my naive nature is that they have they don't have bias and they have just they're trying to manage this huge flood of of tweets and what they're trying to do is not buy it as not to remove so conservative is a liberal so on there trying to remove people that lead to others leaving the conversation so they want more people to be in the conversation I think that's true as well but I think they definitely are biased against conservative people there is Alexander Alexandra AOC Octavia Cortez is the last one think I wasn't planning on talking about her but there was a parody account and someone was running parody account which was very mild to just humorous parody account they were banned permanently for running and then their own account was banned as well whereas there's some Progressive people are liberal people that post all sorts of crazy s*** and they don't they don't get bands the same brain it's really clear that someone in the company whether it's up for manual review whether it's at the discretion of the people that are employees when you're thinking about a company that's a Silicon Valley company you are without doubt you're dealing with people that are leaning left there's so many that lean left in Silicon Valley the idea that the company was secretly run by Republicans ridiculous there are there almost all run by democrats or Progressive people so that the leadership level there's a nail mindedness that that that that permeates all value saying there's a leading left that permeate Silicon Valley I think that's undeniable I think it's undeniable I'll be heading if you had to pull the people that work in Silicon Valley where their political leanings are I think it would be by far left I think would be the vast majority does that mean that affects their decisions well what the evidence did not treating it with 100% Clarity and across-the-board accuracy or fairness rather I think that there's absolutely people that work there that late and there's been videos for the capture people that were Twitter employees talking about it talk about how you do that how you make their thought you find someone who's using Trump talk or you know saying sad at the end of things and someone is talking he's going to know that certain characteristics they look for these been videos of what is that project Veritas that guy got boys got undercover footage of Twitter employees talking about that kind of stuff is how much power do those individuals have how many individuals are there like that at all those people exaggerating their ability and what they do at work or they are they talking about something that used to go on but doesn't go on anymore I don't know I don't work there I think it was down to one of those people that believes it's it was not to the leadership to people at the tops at the culture and the culture has to be you cannot be this kind of Silicon Valley narrow-minded should have left-leaning thinking even if you believe even if you're hardcore liberal you cannot when you operate the come when you drive and manage a conversation in the entire world you have to think about Middle America you have to think about if that fundamental respect for human beings who voted for trump it is a concerning thing for me to see just a narrow minus in all forms one of the reasons I enjoy listening to this guess is you're pretty open-minded that open-mindedness is essential for leaders of Facebook and Twitter people who are managing conversations I think so too I think it's I think it's the thought of being open-minded and enacting in that ethic is probably one of the most important things that we could go forward with right now because things are getting so greasy it's so slippery on on both sides and beard is weird position that I don't recall ever in my life there being such a divide between the right and left this country it's more more vicious more Angry more hateful it's different than any other time in my life and I think a lot of our ideas are based on these narratives that may or may not even be accurate and then we support them and we reinforce them on either side we reinforce them on the Laughing reinforcement where you looking at reality itself and you don't have these clear parameters and these clear ideologies I think we're way most of us are way more in the middle than we think we are most of us are we just don't want racist running the country we don't want socialist giving all our money away we don't want to pay too much in taxes to shity government we don't want schools getting underfunded we all you know and then we decide what what does my team like the team that I've been I like that this team will not everything but they got a lot of things so I'll go with them maybe I'm not a religious not but I'm fiscally conservative and I don't like with Democrats like to spend money I'm going to go with the Republicans you know maybe maybe I'm you no more I'm more concerned with the state of the economy in the way we trade with the world than I am with certain social issues that the Democrats brace so I'll lean that way even though I do support gay rights and I do support this ideas for all these other Progressive ideas this is way more of us in that there's way more of us that are in this middle of the whole thing for sure but there it goes up and down so all of us the mope I believe I hope I am open-minded most of the time but you have different moods Over Georgia and the other question is this is where the role of AI comes in does the AI that recommends would tweet I should see what Facebook messages I should see is that encouraging the darker parts of me or the the Steven Pinker angels of our nature like is it what stuff is it showing me because if it shows me stuff that if the AI trains purely on clicks it may start to learn when I'm in a bad mood and put me two things that might be upsetting to me and so escalating that Division and escalating this vile thing that can be solved most likely with people training on more digits or something Facebook algorithm that encourages people to be outraged because accidentally not even on purpose but this is what engages people with this would get clicks so they find out or will he clicks on things and you find other people are anti-vaccination or he clicks on things when he finds out you know what would it fill in the blank with whatever the subject is and then you get these m************ on Facebook watch people fight back and forth and in Fury and anger you know it's up it's another one of those things that becomes a extremely lucrative subject for any social media Empire it later if you're all about getting people to engage and that's where the money is an advertising getting people to click on the page in the bathroom those page get those Cliffs get that money if that's how the system is set up and I'm not exactly sure how it is cuz I really use Facebook that's what it benefits I mean that's what that's what I gravitate towards gravitate towards controversy so and when we think about concerned for AI systems talk about to the Terminator I'm sure we'll touch either but I think of Twitter as a whole is one organism that is the thing that worries me the most is the artificial intelligence that is very kind of dumb and simple simple algorithms that are driving the behavior of millions of people and add together the kind of chaos that we achieve mean that algorithm has incredible influence and all Society Twitter our current president is on Twitter the the I mean it's scary to think about we talk about autonomous vehicles leading to fatalities one fatality to fatality it's scary to think about what the difference between Small Change in the in the Twitter algorithm I mean I could start wars it really could if you think about the long to if you think about is one AI organism that is a super intelligent organism that we have no control over and I think it all boils down honestly to the leadership to jack it to and other folks like him making sure that he's open-minded it goes hunting that he goes to Jitsu that he eat some meat and some tacos vegan right I think it all boils down honestly to the leadership to jack it to and other folks like him making sure that he's open-minded and goes hunting that he goes does some Jutsu that he eats some meat and sometimes goes vegan right


    Joe Rogan | Conor is Always Gonna Have a Problem with Khabib
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    are still many good Fighters are coming out of Dagestan right now and all technicians incredible it's it's in code whatever is in the water tastes like zabit style very very different then a wrestling Harry style look at this guy I met Jesus Christ oh my God what a scramble so this is Abdul Rashid Rashid Abdullah she's still alive set Alive come alive and you know what that there's a poetic poetic need you to do these guys I mean I could be a really simple good people right there are the pretty religious and they just got up they don't even believe in Fame they just believe in excellence well you know that was sort of evident and the the mindset behind them sort of evidence at the end of that fight with we're crazy and he jumped into the crowd is like he's not playing games but he's not he's not doing this for Instagram likes or for you know what this is really he takes trash-talking almost a very serious this is all about honor for him attending those kind of upsetting because true but I don't do that yeah and and also respect and honor to the Conor McGregor carries himself to all that trash talk if you look at the end of the fights he's very kind he's very kind and respectful 8:50 and when they guess it's a different culture you compare the dagestani versus Irish culture just a different culture and you have to respect that I think could be to be honest disrespected Connors culture as much as kannada suspected TV I mean that were trading partners in motion and he would hit her that for weeks and he was he was done for months he was done he's like f*** you I beat his ass I'm going to beat your ass and just said I'm not playing games he jumped into the f****** crowd I think security could have been handled far better and will be in the future to prevent things like that from happening where people just jumped into the cage and you know I'd but I I hate seeing that s*** but I appreciate where she's coming and that's who the f*** that guy has man that's one of the reasons why he's so good cuz he does have that mindset one of the reasons men one of the reasons why he's so relentless but he's not playing games but he is who he is what-you-see-is-what-you-get and what you get is a killer and he's he's there smash I would have loved to see Conor McGregor vs khabib before the Mayweather fight like before Conor gotten I think the money makes you less hungry for sure and to hang hungry at all instead of hundred million dollars but I think you still love to compete but there's no hungry more again no longer me might be hungry for success but he's no desperation yet I don't know if that's what you're saying like you have a lot to lose now to it's a different thing he enters into a fight with a hundred million dollars in the bank two very different experience and entering into the fight and with 1 million and hoping that you can make three more tonight and you know like many I'm sure white said he's had in the past it's a different world so once once whatever he wants forever and he wants a fighter though always a fighter mean that there is an element there that he still want Glory I believe still only 30 I mean don't think he's at his Peak as a fighter so if he decides who gives a f*** about the money I'm just I'm here to leave a legacy and I'm going to I'm going to just train like f****** demon and he kicks aside all of the bad influences and all the distractions in his life and just focuses on training me he's a motherfuker mad at me you saw what he did to Aldo saw what he did to Chad Mendes so what he did to Dustin Poirier I mean he is a bad motherfuker. I know you're going to shut this down as most if he drops everything and goes to like Siberia to train I would love to see him and could be too well there's nothing but that's my friend Hans molenkamp and Connor's Barn f****** around powerful on it logo on the background like a goddamn on it and yeah I mean he's always going to have a problem with khabib's wrestling is so high level it's so different he Smothers you in a way that you think you have good takedown defense to you run into that m*********** he just gets a hold of everyone he does it to everyone was it with your Michael Johnson or Edson Barboza and why how could you take down defense looked in the past and the Barboza fighting basically just waited towards him waited through the f****** the fury of leg kicks and punches and just clamp drag smash to everybody mad the real thing about a guy like him would be seeing a guy like him again Jordan Burroughs like it could he do that to a guy who was a spectacular wrestler as well then it becomes mean his striking which is gotten very high level is very dangerous striking so he dropped Connor and he can he can f*** people up he stopped he stopped a few people strikes he me he's a dangerous he's dangerous enough on the feet that you would have to know how much how many really high level also have like striking that can stand with him cuz he decided to keep it up you have an advantage there until they got good at it then versus Ben askren will be very interesting advantage of striking if you torture them he's got a dad bod though and he's


    Is Joe Rogan Still Supportive of UBI?
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    U&I Andrew Yang had like a million people ask me to talk about Ubi so are you still support of euboea I think we're probably going to have to do something if the only argument against Ubi and my eyes is human nature the idea that we could possibly take all these people that have no idea where the next meal is coming from and eliminate that and always have a place to stay and then from there on you're on your own that's what Universal basic income essentially covers covers food enough for food right you're not going to starve to death you're not going to be rich it's not like you can just live high on the hog but you got to wonder what the f*** the world looks like when we lose millions and millions and millions of jobs almost instantly due to automation yeah it's a it's a really interesting question specially with a position so there's a lot of Economics questions on Ubi I think Spirit of it just like I agree with you we have to do something yeah the economic seemed kind of questionable ready $1,000 a month is that what it is I thought for him it's $1,000 to $1,000 a month for 300 million people not everybody so if you are wealthy you get it to do when you can opt-out right nosy idea yeah so it's like everything else is super messy so what is the right what is the right amount and how do we pay for it and ultimately the problem is helping people giving them Financial grounding to find meaningful employment or just meaning in their life and that the main thing of a job isn't just the money finding meaning and purpose and the right garage your identity from work I mean that's maybe that's one of the downsides of us human that the biology is what kind of crave that meaning and the question he has a lot of other ideas around besides just Ubi Ubi by itself does not simply provide that meeting and that's a really difficult question of what do we do next what kind of retraining what kind how do we help people get themselves over their life but the real question balance is underlying all of this so one of the things I disagree with the the fear mongering which I think in this culture we have you have to do as a presidential candidate that might be part of the game but the the fear-mongering of saying that we should really be afraid of automation it automation going to take a lot of jobs and from my understanding the technology from everything I see that is not going to be as drastic or as fast as as he says and but that they are in your estimation he doesn't on his prognosis I think I think it doesn't really provides there's a lot of uncertainty more about the spirit of the language used I think AI will technology Ai and automation will do a lot of good the question is is it is it much deeper question about our society of the balances capitalism vs socialism and nobody I don't think if you're honest capitalism is not bad socialism is not you have to grab ideas from each you have to you have to both reward the crazy broke entrepreneur who dreams of creating the next billion-dollar startup that improves the world and some fundamental way the Elon Musk has been broke many times creating a startup and you also have to empower the people who just lost their job because there were data entry there data entry job some basic data manipulation I did a management that was just replaced by a piece of software so that's that's a social net that's needed in the question is how do we bounce that that does not to do that's not new that's not new to Ai and when the word automation is used it's really not correctly attributing where the biggest changes will happen it's not a i it's simply technology of all kinds of software digitalization of information so data entry becoming Much More Much More automated some basic repetitive tasks I think I think the questions there aren't about so the enemy isn't there a personal there's no enemy but it certainly isn't air automation because I think AI automation will help make a how to make a better world and spokesperson for a i n automotions I am I am I am banned for Ubi I think I think we have to give people Financial Freedom to learn like lifelong learning and flexibility to find meaningful employment but like a eyes in the enemy but what do you think ever could be done to give people meaning this this mean anything I agree with you giving peep is money enough to survive doesn't make him happy and if you look in a dystopian movie about the future Mad Max is just like what is it society's gone haywire and people are like ragamuffins running through the streets and everyone's dirty and they're shooting each other and s*** right that's what we're really worried about what we're really worried about some crazy future where the rich people live in these like protected Sky Rises with helicopter circling over in the bottom it's desert chaos so suddenly you be as a part of that system providing some backing somewhat any kind of welfare program is a part of that but also much more seriously looking at our broken education system throughout yes I mean it's just like not blaming AI or technology with your own inevitable developments which I think will make a better world but saying we need to do lifelong learning education make it a lifestyle investing it not stupid wrote learning memorization that we do it's a so the way mathematics and engineering and chemistry biology The Sciences and even art is approached in high school and so on looking at education as a lifelong thing finding passion and like that should be the big focused the big investment is investing in the knowledge and development of knowledge of young people and everybody just not learn-to-code it's just learned going to be more and I also think you're always going to have a problem with people just not doing a really good job of raising children and you know screwing them up and you know making kids if there's a lot of people out there that have terrible traumatic childhoods there's just to fix that with universal basic income just the same I will give you $1,000 a month hoping to be happy that's not going to fix that you know we have to figure out how to fix the whole human race you know and I think there is very little effort put into thinking about how to prevent so much shity parenting and how to prevent so many kids growing up in bad neighborhoods and poverty and crime and violence and that's where a giant chunk of all of our the momentum of this chaos that a lot of people carry with them into adulthood comes from a comes from things beyond their control when they're young and that is a struggle at the core of our side the car was fine tree that's that's bigger than raising humans raising and educating humans making and you know making a better world where people get along with each other better or it's pleasing for all of us like we were talking about earlier this thing that most of us agree on at least a certain extent as we enjoy people we might not enjoy all of them but they're the ones we enjoy enjoy and you really don't enjoy being alone unless you want them Ted Kaczynski all those people that like I'm alone are like f*** you you are f*** you you are and you might like to spend some time alone you don't want to be in solitary man you want to be alone in the forest with no one like Tom Hanks in Castaway you'll go f****** crazy it's not good for you it's just not yeah people get annoying f*** yeah I'm annoyed with me right now I need for 3 hours I'm annoyed with me and the more we can figure out how make it a better place for these people that got a shity roll the dice that grew up in poverty that grew up in crime that grew up with abusive parents the more we can figure out how to help them and I don't know what that answer is you know what I suspect if we put enough resources to it we could probably put a dent in it at least if we really start thinking about Eliza would put the conversation out there like UK can't pretend that this is just capitalism and so many people are born like way far behind the game weiwei f***** me if you're growing up right now and you're in West Virginia in a f****** cold cold town and everyone's on pills and it's just chaos and then crime and face tattoos and f****** get your teeth knocked out what are you going to do I don't want to hear any of that pull yourself up by your bootstraps b******* mad cuz if you're growing up in an environment like that you you're so far behind and everyone around you is f***** and there's a lot of folks out there listening to this that can relate to that if we don't do something about that we don't do something about the the crime and poverty and the chaos that so many people have to go through everyday just to survive until we we shouldn't be looking at anything else we're all this traveling to other countries to lock things up and metal here and metal there we should be fixed in this first one for having a shity lawn when our house is in a re full chaos plants growing everywhere it's a it's goofy goofy we we we we almost like a waking up in the middle of something that's already been in motion for hundreds of years and we're like a spaceship the spaceship earth and in the middle of our Lives we just realizing that we are now the adults and that all the adult running everything on this planet are not that much different than you and I not that much I mean like Elon Musk is way smarter than me but he still human you know me so he's probably f***** up to so everybody's f***** up the whole world is filled these f*****-up Apes that are piloting the spaceship and you're waking up in the middle of thousands of years of history and no one knows if we've been doing it right along we just know that got us to this point should we continue the same stupid f****** patterns or do we just take a step back hey how should we really do this how should we do this cuz we get what he got like 50 years left 60 years left we just going to hang on to all our rubles into the end we going to clutch our bag of gold and a bucket of diamonds that we're going to do going to leave it on mansions and fly around in airplanes and I think I am Texas somebody in Russia somebody in India all suffer the same kind of things all get lonely all get desperate all need each other and all need each other and I think technology has a role to help their not hurt but we need to force them to the first really acknowledge that we're all we're all in this together and we need to solve the basic problems of humankind as opposed to investing instead of keeping immigrants out of find as opposed to investing instead of keeping immigrants out of the body's kind of divisive kind of ideas as supposed to just invest in education investing in infrastructure investing in the people Ubi as part of that there could be other two totally different solutions


    Joe Asks MIT Scientist What He Thinks Happens After Death
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    and it is is the end the way things operate is not something that's far from optimal it's something is not something that sucks but it is very is very good very optimal heart to beat in a sense that that thing for example mortality right is death important for creation for 4 is that important for us human beings for life for us as a society is important for us to die like if you can live forever will you live forever I think you miss out on the possibility that there is something like I had this conversation with CT Fletcher yesterday cuz you know he survived a heart transplant a year ago you're in 2 days ago I think it's what do you think I think I didn't want ality is essential for everything but I think the end we need the end to be there right but do you think that we need the end to be there for the overall health of the human race or the war of the all the organisms on Earth or do you think we need to be there because there's something else you think you're something else that happens to you when your body stops existing do you think your Consciousness transcends this this Dimension I think I think I'm not smart enough to even think about that that's a great answer so I think everybody on Earth has the exact same answer they're being honest you talk about atheism I used to think atheism means what I just said but it's more we know so little about to getting into death sideways. The one that Goodwin know for all moments of beauty many Souls must be trampled is always a possibility that beings are the most advanced life-form that's ever existed in the cosmos there's always that that has to be an option if we are here right if we can't see any others out there and even though you know there's the Fermi Paradox and is always contemplation that if they do exist like maybe they can't physically get to us or maybe they're on a similar timeline to us and they're also it's also possible as crazy as it might sound that this is as good as ever gotten anywhere or anywhere in the universe rather that human beings right now 2019 Rose good as a whole universe has ever produced or just some freak accident everybody else is throwing shade at each other right this 15 arm caterpillar people that live on some other f****** planet just toss around shitted each other and they never get need never get any work done but we might be that but even if that's true even if this beauty that we perceive even if that that this Butte choirs Evil 2 battle and requires seemingly insurmountable obstacles you have to overcome and that through this you see a cheap beauty that beauty is in the eye of the beholder for sure objectively the universe doesn't give a f*** that is Rocky Pizza Apollo Creed in the second movie it doesn't give a f*** it's nonsense that everything's nonsense to you look at the giant ass picture what what beauty is it if the Sun going to burn out in 5 billion years what beauty is it if there could be a hypernova next door that just Cooks us the book sapiens that basically we've all one of the things with great here is we've imagined ideas that we all share ideas of beauty ideas of Truth ideas of fairness of all created together and it doesn't exist outside of us as a society and no don't exist to us yeah who is it does exist in this is where I think the beauty of being a person truly lies Eliza nuts our appreciation of us we appreciate people in a profound way we're talking about Hendrix I don't know how many hours of Hendricks we're Richard Pryor how many hours of Richard Pryor I watched in that how much that affected me as a kid watching live in the Sun trip is what got me into doing stand-up comedy we affect each other a CT Fletcher was on the podcast yesterday who's this incredibly inspirational guy you watch this video if you want to lift the f****** world and throw it into space you know I mean he's he's so powerful we appreciate each other we appreciate people so all those things you're saying a real like for us the real for us my concern is not that my concern is that we are outdated my my concern not that there's not Beauty and what we are I'm a big preciate ER of this life I appreciate human beings in this life and human beings there their contributions is that the end as I get older like particularly like over the last few years are a lot of international travel in appreciate the s*** of all these people with weird language and weird smell in foods and I like to think like what would it be like if I grew up these are just people but they're in this weird sort of mode I think we are insanely lucky that we have this enthusiasm for each other that we haven't listened to like for your work man I have this deep enthusiasm for what you do I'm fascinated by it I love being able to talk to you and pick your mind about like you're out there coding these f****** vehicles that are driving himself artificial life on Wheels any other animal appreciate each other the way people do I mean I might be wrong people do right now I might be wrong about dolphins and whales me maybe they love each other just as much as we do just in a different way but what where does a I fit into that so you're worried I'm worried that we are Australopithecus in a eyes going to come along and make us look stupid the only reason why I asked her to pick Australia pithecus would be cool today's we found a gang of them on an island somewhere really cold they survived never evolved from the Zion just cracking coconuts and just eating fish whatever they can catch that would be amazing but every documented or discovered uncontacted tribe are all Homo sapiens all of them so it's like you know


    Joe Rogan | Distracted Driving is #1 Cause of Fatal Car Crashes w/Lex Fridman
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    that's an interesting thing for someone who studies artificial intelligence mean if anybody was in this podcast book what the f*** does this guy do there's a joke about movies stuff I mean there's been a lot of exciting stuff on the autonomous vehicle space you came on I got a Tesla and I have experience with that thing is like when I put it on autopilot and it's stunning without you doing anything and it does all the work so because like one or two people listen to this podcast take this opportunity and tell people if you drive a Tesla whether you listen to this now or a year from now to years from now Tesla or any other car keep your damn eyes on the road so whatever you think the system is able to do you will have to still monitor the road and yes I still have to take over when it fails if went really so sore throat with this is like the moment we're throwing downright no I think he's obviously I think it's really important in this transition rephase whatever the car company whatever the system that we don't over trust the system we don't become complacent we don't think you can do more than you can currently 40,000 people died in the United States from from fatal crashes the number one reason for that is distraction so how much is a gone up since smartphones people don't exactly what they're trying to understand that there's a lot of studies showing that it's significant increases but it's hard to say it's because of smartphone but it's almost obvious that the flip side is even though everybody's not using smartphone texting someone they become better at using this Smartphone so they're better at texting and driving is a better balance in that now this is a hore nothing to do so if you listen to this podcast you should listen to in your car and keep your eyes on the road and not text I think worst was Pokemon on Pokemon was in its prime I was watching a guy on the highway playing Pokemon as we driving no more than one person playing Pokemon Grandpa's $300 a month to buy virtual currencies in the game board or in an Innovative genius perspective people misuse their innovative crazy you think most people are on your side the thinkcentre woman's greatest movies all the other woman but I was defending Godfather Scent of a Woman on autopilot avoiding crash what happened with autopilot involved just like on the flip side it's hard to prove that autopilot was involved in the dangerous stuff but I think by any measure the media is really negative in terms of their reporting on Tessa there I think I think you've talked about before in general negativity gets more clicks and I think Tesla negative stuff on Tesla gets a lot of clicks so well not Tesla about a thymus Vehicles if there's any Fatality and you crash it's over-represented it's over phora. I ate too many people who are interested in AI helping save lives in these systems like autopilot I feel you carry the responsibility of being at least as good as a driver you are when it's under manual control so don't text and drive keep your eyes on the road by say anything over and over is that drunk driving of course is G possibility of being at least as good as a driver you are when it's under manual control so don't text and drive keep your eyes on the road by say anything over and over in this podcast is that drunk driving of course is the other one and so don't drink and drive but the number one thing is distracted driving


    Joe Rogan | Robots and Deepfakes w/Lex Fridman
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    so what do you picture like because you have to look at Boston Dynamics robots cuz you said walking around I'd like to get to a sense of how you think about it maybe I can talk about where the technology is of what that artificial intelligence looks like in that 20 years in 30 years that will surprise you so you have a sense that it has a human-like form if you go back and look at look CT has a CT Fletcher has a beautiful old patina. Pickup truck what what he said was from like 58 or some s*** 60 anyway old ass cool heavy metal you know those sweeping round curved those old school pickup trucks at now look at that and look at a Tesla Roadster why in the f*** happened when better and better at it to figure out the most effective shape of you want a motherfuker to move. Did that little car have you seen that video where they have the Tesla Roadster in a drag race or in a race against a Nissan GTR it's a simulated video but it's based on the actual horsepower of each car I don't have you ever driven a Nissan GTR but it is a f****** insane car it's insane of this is CGI version of what it would look like if these two cars raced against each other so the card on the the Nissan GTR dude from the beginning there goes Lookout fastest thing pulls away the Nissan GTR is f****** insanely fast man insanely fast but this Tesla is sword another level it's so in the future. It's not even close as the video gets further and further you see how ridiculous it is it's essentially lapping that car it's going to go Nissan pickup truck this is the future there's any limitations in terms of bipedal form or wings or not having wings if you can walk on it mean does not give me any of that s*** and then we might have a propulsion system or it might be us and they might they might design some sort of organic propulsion system like the way squid have and s*** f*** know they could also operate in the space of language and identity example familiar with you know openai as a company a they create a system called GPT to which does language model in this is something in machine learning where you basically unsupervised let the system just read a bunch of texts and it learns to generate new text and they've created the system called GPT to that is able to generate very realistic text very realistic sounding text not sounding but when you read it it makes seems like a person and the questionnaire is it raise a really interesting question to talk about AI existing in our world it is paint a picture of a world in 5-10 years plus where most of the text on the Internet is generated by Ai and very difficult to know who's real and who's not and one of the interesting things from your perspective to get what your thoughts are what I did is they didn't release the code for the full system they only really how much weaker version of it publicly so they only demonstrated it and so they felt it it was their responsibility to hold back prior to that date everybody in the community including them has open sourced everything but they felt that now at this point part of it was for publicity they wanted to raise the question is when do we hold back on these systems when they're so strong when they're so good at generating text persepolis or at deepfakes at generating fake Joe Rogan faces Jamie just did one and he showed me earlier so we could go crazy with it if you want play between joke and something that could be at scale transform the way we communicate you ever go to Kyle Dunnigan Instagram page or one of the best-looking that's me play anything's a lot of variance of this we can take for example of full disclosure I downloaded your fate the entire like have a dataset of your face I'm sure other hackers do is wild are you so for this exact purpose I mean if I'm thinking like this and other people in the world of people talking in really high quality audio with quality 1080p foremost for a few hundred episodes of people's faces the lighting give you better it is basically make Joe Rogan say anyting this is just one step before they finagle us into having a nuclear war against each other so they could take over the Earth what are going to do is they can design artificial intelligence that survives off of nuclear waste and so then they encourage these stupid assholes to go into a war with North Korea and Russia and we blow each other up but we leave behind all this precious radioactive material that they use to then fashion their new world can we come a thousand years from now f****** beautiful and pristine with artificial life everywhere no more no more biological it to Messi are you saying the current president is artificial life when he's been around for a long time and talk about being present for a long time maybe Electronics have been playing the long game they got him to the position and then the grand scale of time it's not really long game 70s you know about that internet research agency right you know about that that's the Russian company that they're responsible for all these different Facebook pages where they would make people fight against each other it's really it's really kind of interesting Sam Harris had a podcast on it with Renee Renee diresta and then she came on our podcast and talked about it as well they were they were putting these people against each other like they would have a pro Texas secession rally and directly across the street from a pro-muslim rally and it would do it on purpose and they would have these people meet there and and get angry at each other and they would they would pretend to be a black lives matter page it would pretend to be a white Southern Pride page and they were just trying to make people angry at people now that's human-driven play jam now imagine this is my biggest worried about AI is what Jack is working on is the algorithm driven manipulation of people unintentional trying to do good but like those people Jack needs to do some Jiu-Jitsu need to be open-minded you know like really understand Society transparency to where they can talk to us is to the people in general how they're thinking about managing these conversations because you talk about these groups very small number of Russians able to control very large amounts of other people's opinions in the arguments yeah and algorithm can do that 10x more and more of us will go on Twitter and Facebook and fake Bots that will assume stances on definition cinches argue into Infinity who's real and who's not changing nature of our communication online I think it might it might have a fax this is this the problem the future is hard to predict the future it might have a fax where we'll stop taking a knee anything online seriously and we might get retract back to communicating in person more any there that could be affected we're not anticipating total are there might be some some ways in virtual reality with quick enough educate our identity better change the nature of communication I think the more the more you can generate fake text then the more the will distrust information online and the way they changed societies Building open question with we don't know but your what are your thoughts about the openai do you think they should release or hold back on it cuz we're talking about AI the artificial light there's stuff you concerned about some company will created the question is what is this possibility of that video looks like when it says type of small paragraph in here hit a button it says how openai writes what does it say what it's a gym and then many industry yes basically you give it you start the text to say Joe Rogan Experience at the greatest podcast ever and then let it finish the rest and I'll start explaining stuff about why the greatest podcast this is a particular research by Oxford University 1000000000000 on post-brexit infrastructure that's crazy that that's all done by an AI That's like spelling the sound is very convincing argument the thing is the act the way actually works algorithmic is fastening cuz his General is generating it one character at a time it has as far as you know you don't want to discriminate against AI but as far as we understand it doesn't have any understanding of what it's doing any ideas as expressing its stealing ideas like the largest scale plagiarizer of all-time right is basically just pulling out ideas from elsewhere and automate away and the question is You could argue us humans are exactly that we're just really good plagiarizes of what our parents taught us of what a previous so I'm sure that's not release it yeah yeah you do I scares me it scares me that they would think that that's like this mindset that they sent the inevitable inevitable meaning that someone's going to come along with a version of this it's going to be used for evil but it bothers him that much that seems so it seems almost a responsible for the technology to Prevail for the technology did to continue to be more and more powerful they scared of it getting out right yeah that's scared the s*** out of me like if they're scared of it they're the people that make it and there they are called openai This is the idea behind the group or everybody kind of degrees that you're going to use the brightest minds and have this open source everybody can understand it and everybody to work at it and you don't miss out on any genius contributions and they like no no no more and they're obviously their system currently is not that dangerous that was you just saw that that he can do that but if you think through like what that would actually create I mean it's possible it would be dangerous but it's not the point is they're doing it they try to do it early brunch it to raise the question what do we do here because yeah what do we do because they're directly going to be able to improve this now if there if we can generate basically ten times more content of your face saying a bunch of stuff what is that what do we do if I have a Jamie all the sudden on the side develop so much better generator and has your face doesn't auction podcast essentially fake Joe Rogan Experience and then what do we do to deceive release that you know what does he because now we can have basically generate content and a much larger scale that will just be completely fake and content is fake there worried about manipulation of opinion if they have all these people that like that that little sentence that leads that enormous paragraph in that video was just a sentence that showed a certain amount of outrage and then it let him feel let the AI fill in the blanks you could do that with f****** anyting like you could just set those things loose if they're that good and that convincing and they're that logical man this is this is not real Ben Shapiro all creates AI creates fake Ben Shapiro this is the way I think about it one of the funny things about Kyle Dunnigan Instagram is that it's obviously fake that's one of the funny things about it's like South Park animation like the animation sucks that's half the reason why it's so funny cuz they're just like the circles weird-looking creature things on the Canadians and their heads off at the top is this kind of Technology will ultimately just be used for memes Ono still something towards Putin's going to be he's going to be banging Mother Teresa on the White House desk and a video and we're going to be outraged when we go to war over this s***


    Joe Rogan | Artificial Life vs. Artificial Intelligence w/Lex Fridman
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    you are you sometimes say artificial life instead of artificial intelligence because I think that it's a life-form just look at his curious to think why like how do you think about artificial what do you picture I picture human beings being like electronic caterpillars that are building a cocoon that they have no real knowledge of our understanding and through this and new life-forms going to merge a life-form that doesn't need cells and mating X and Y chromosomes does need any of that s*** it exists purely in software and in hardware and in ones and zeros and that this is a new form of life this is the inevitable rise of the sentient being the inevitable I think is if we don't get hit by an asteroid within a thousand years whatever they know the time frame is someone is going to figure out how to make a thing that just walks her it does whatever it wants and lives like a person that's not outside the realm of possibility and I think that if that does happen that's artificial life and this is the new life it's probably going to be better than what we are I mean what we are as basically just go back and look about you know 300,000 400,000 years ago when we were some Australia pithecus type creature how many of them would ever look at the future and I hope I never get a Tesla laughing Waters a f****** phone glass and wanted air conditioning and television the last thing I want is to be able to talk in a language that other people can understand it's real to call people on the phone f*** all that man I like living out here running from Jaguars and s*** and constantly getting jacked by bear and they wouldn't think that way and I think if something comes out of us and makes us obsolete it but it's it's missing all the things that suck about people and it won't good and hard things suck of our people can we eat War violence thievery people stealing things from people people robbing people thing that those dark parts of human nature I think are the suffering and Justice I think all of that is necessary for us to discover the the better angels I don't think you can so we can talk and creating artificial life but I think even those life-forms even those systems need to have the darker parts why is that is that because of our own biological limitations in the fact that we exist in this world of animals where animals are eating other animals and running is always yours have to prepare for evil you have to prepare for intruders have to prepare for in a predators and this is essentially like this mechanism is there to ensure that things don't get floppy continue to look if the Jaguars keeping the people in the people don't figure out how to make a f****** house to get eaten and that's it or you figure out the house then you make weapons you fight off the f****** Jaguar okay great you made it here in the city now see you had to have that Jaguar there in order to inspire you to make enough safety so that your kids can grow old enough that they can get information from all the people that did survive as well and they can accumulate all that information and create air conditioning and Automobiles and guns and keep those f****** Jag eating your kids this is this is what had to take place as a biological entity for once you surpassed and once you become this thing that doesn't need emotion doesn't need you know doesn't need conflict it doesn't need to be inspired it never gets lazy it doesn't have these things that we have built into us as a biological system if you looked at us as wet we're operating software it's not good software write it software design for cave people and we're you know we're just trying to force it into cars and force it into cubicles the part of the problem with people in their unhappiness is that all of these human reward systems that have been set up through Evolution and natural selection 2 to have these instincts to stay alive but no longer relevant in today's society so they've become become road rage extracurricular violent depression that's one perspective that's basically our software through this evolutionary process that was necessary to arrival we are but it's outdated at this point and now the necessary for us to succeed succeed in a purely almost a darwinist way in the sense that it's about the Aleutian especially since we're so we can meet its really became this week because we got so good at protecting ourselves from all the bad things actually incredibly strong and this is the best the universe can create actually we're at the height this is where the height of creation there's there's a beauty in this tension in this dance between good and evil between the cat penis and depression life-and-death and that through that struggle that's not just a useful tool to get us from Jaguars two cities but that is the beautiful thing that that that that is like what the universe was built for that that that is the height like our current the Jaguars the city's but that is the beautiful thing that that that that is like what the universe was built for that that that is the height like our current the the evolution and the creation that results from it is the height of creation


    Joe Rogan Talks Ben Askren/Jordan Burroughs Wrestling Match w/Lex Fridman
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    wrestlers in particular wrestlers are so good at maybe. Jordan Burroughs Ben askren mad last night f****** credible how good is that guy Jordan boss because you're taking one of the most creative wrestlers ever have been Ben askren. Don't want to over over over state it but he is incredibly creative one of the great painting wrestler so he pins people like confuses them and pins them incredibly well and you can you put them against basically a freak blast double like the greatest double Leg Takedown Tony put a clip of a whole city went off the f****** man into the crowd that's pretty I was all that's part he defended to take down those the best part that's crazy man that they they have such a drop off with these guys like you shouldn't really have a platform like that work I can fall off into the crowd that seemed so stupid and rarely happens what the f*** are you talking about just happened really happens they rarely have these terrible things so dumb I can't believe they did that this whole mess could be contested doesn't count but I don't look that stupid that's not smart a guy who's a f****** Powerhouse of a blast double hitting you and send you flying to the crazy that is crazy that they didn't have to stop that wrestle on a platform basketball that is a phenomenal wrestler but you're right he hasn't competed in a long time he's not necessarily at the level that he was back then even though it's incredible for MMA standards it's good to see like it's good it's good to see that with boxing it's good to see that with anything like when Floyd Mayweather fought Conor and it was good to see that but there are really levels to this and then sure thing about German bars I think he's so good that he's probably going to stay out of MMA real crazy but there are right here some clips of yeah we can't show it to people but flowrestling flowrestling with this on a Wonder people are pirating it online or if they they put it online if they're allowing and now they are pirating it yeah good luck support flowrestling no. They do have like a member are you so we're watching this ladies and gentlemen who were just listening probably boring to talk to you but Jordan Burroughs is one of the best wrestlers really a Maryland every empty and three-time World Champion down. Tragically lost in the previous Olympics and he's back at it again but there are a few terrifying people especially in the Russian side that I that I think the heavyweight Division and I'm UFC should let you should be really worried I don't know if you heard about the Russian tank the twenty-two-year-old from Dagestan know he's probably going to be the greatest wrestler of all time him against Kyle Snyder at those two heavyweights is American size American another guy right here the tank of Dagestan how do you say his name and that competition Gene Snyder look look look the look of the thickness these guys are monsters and they're not just heavyweights cast member in the wait is there still boys 22 right right they still haven't gotten the full like that about UFC fighters that are sticking up as they get older I wonder how many of them were damaging their body by cutting weight does a thick fella so right now we're just seeing mostly stalemate and that's from the American guy and the yeah and that's from the American guy and the yeah is a highlight-reel of his or something I think he's a seasoned Olympic champion and he goes from the whole line of sight your brothers and the all the dagestani wrestlers


    Joe Rogan Asks MIT Scientist About Hacking Cars, Michael Hastings
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    there's a concern about this system is being vulnerable to third-party attacks yasso hacking I think there is a whole discipline called adversarial machine learning and AI which basically any kind of system you can think of how we can feed examples how we can add a little bit of noise to the system to full it completely so they've been demonstrations on example where you can take you can take you can feed noise into the system that's imperceptible toss humans and make it believe you said anything so full system into thinking so ordering extra toilet paper I don't know in the same for cars you can feed noise into the cameras to make it believe that there is or there isn't a pedestrian there is or there isn't Lane markings so someone Air India released in in theory that's the big difference is it in Siri is doable you can do demonstrations in practices actually really difficult to do in the real world so in the lab you can do it you can construct a situation where pedestrian can wear certain types of clothing or put up a certain kind of sign where they disappear from the system I have to ask you is to know just remember that you would be the perfect person talk about this I'm not sure if you remember this case but there was a guy named Michael Hastings Michael Hastings was a journalist and he was I believe in Iraq or Afghanistan him somewhere overseas and he was stuck there because of this volcano that erupted and I believe Iceland and he was over there for the Rolling Stone magazine and doing doing an article about a general while he stayed there for a long time because they were stranded because of the volcano and they got real comfortable around him and he reported a lot of the stuff that they said and did them they thought that he probably wouldn't have reported on including them saying disparaging things about President Obama at the time anyway comes back the generals forced to resign he's a beloved General and Michael Hastings was fearing for his life because he thought they were going to come and get them cuz these people are very very angry at him he wound up driving his car into a tree going a hundred twenty miles an hour in the car explode engine went flying and people that were the conspiracy theorists were saying they believe that that car had been rigged to work autonomously or that someone for some third-party bad person decided to or good person to pay on your perspective decided to drive that guy's car into a f****** tree at a hundred twenty miles an hour do you think that and this is 2011 Michael Hastings death 12012 will see what it says 2013 do you think that in 2013 that would have been possible it's entirely possible. I just want to say that shout out to the check that one off the list and Jamie pull that up whether it's possible is an interesting question whether it's likely another question I I think it's very unlikely and the other most important questions that something we should worry at scale about our future is cars being used to a essentially people I'm rushing so I've heard of those things being done by our friend Putin over I think I think it's very unlikely that this kind of thing would happen scale that people would use this I think there will be more effective ways to achieve this kind of end for sure and I just think it's a very difficult technical challenge that if hacking happens it would be at a different level than hacking the AI systems it will be just hacking software Bryant's the hacking software is the kind of that the kind of thing that can happen with anything and elevators elevator software or any kind of software that operates any aspect of Our Lives could be hacked if nothing was in 2013 was that technology available where they could take over someones car go-kart was Mercedes I think it was in that class C to C C C Class yes yes yes but I don't think I'll boy this is like this has been widely speculated and he had to run them to see if they can just put a stamp on it being possible or not let me just say that Alex Jones officially not allowed to say MIT dentist says exactly where you going to try to do know I first of all when you back off and say I am not a security expert which is a very important difference that is important that's all then autonomous vehicle I build autonomous Vehicle Systems I don't know how to make them extremely ravassa security to hackmatack have a lot of really good friends which are some of the coolest people I know who are basically hackers ready to Security Experts I would say the Loosely speaking I think the technology was there yes who is physical access to the car to be able to control it but I don't I think it's extremely unlikely that's what happened I see where you're coming from I'm not asking you whether or not it's likely that it happened I'm I'm sure you don't even have much information the cases I explain it to you right the guy also had some serious they compared it to crystal meth but the reality is he was a journalist and most journalists I want to take most a lot or on adderal and adderal is essentially you amphetamines and that's what it is it's real it's like it's like next door neighbors to Crystal Meth really is he is it well you said it's possible they could actually get it to turn the wheel yes I have to look at the exact like I said drive-by-wire think that I mentioned some systems are not it's not so easy to turn the wheel actually accelerate and slammed into a tree cuz I have more to do with the software a low-level software that can be primitive then the high-level AI stuff with it was there's no cameras on the outside of the vehicle like there is on Tesla today which has autonomous driving as an option as it's okay I see your point now so you wouldn't be hacking the system that precedes the world and actors in the world it would literally be malfunction that forces it to not be able to break the kind of attack then then control then making the car steer out of Lane that's a different that that's what people worry about with autonomous vehicles once more and more you're talking about potentially 10 20 million lines of source code all this code and so obviously becomes a mandible susceptible to bugs that can be exploited to hack the code and some people are worried legitimately so that the security attacks would would lead to these kind of what at the worst-case assassinations but just basic basic attacks basic hacking attacks and I think it's I think that's something that people in the automotive industry and certainly Tessa is really working hard on and making sure that the said that everything is secure there's going to be a course vulnerabilities always but I think they're really serious about preventing but in the demonstration space you be able to demonstrate some interesting ways to trick the system and turn the computer vision that this all boils down to that these systems that actually they're the ones that a camera-based I'm not as robust as our human eyes are to the world so like I said if you had a little bit of noise you can convince it to see anything to us humans that look like the same road like the same three pedestrians costume lens cameras right you can get down there with Sharpie Next Generation system will address camera problem I have to update the song updated yeah where is tassel just handle that s*** over the area capability but then the Boeing the flip side is you know significant change to be here the system and there could be a glitch that could be a glitch that could be a bug that the bone was terrifying especially with a lot of I mean that number whatever it is X3 combined 300-plus people dead maybe even 400 I mean it up I don't even know how to think I think about that number from a software glitch the guy quoted it or the girl code it must feel terrible yeah Audrey Wright has the capability to save human life but the terrifying thing is also has the capability to take human life and that's that's a weird place to be as an engineer or directly a little piece of code you know I write thousands of them a day but you know basically notes you're taking could eventually lead to somebody dying give ability to take human life and that's a that's a weird place to be as an engineer we're directly a little piece of code you know I'll write thousands of them a day but you know basically notes you're taking could eventually lead to somebody dying


    Joe Rogan Discusses Self Driving Car Deaths with Scientist Lex Fridman
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    what's mine I don't remember if we brought this up last time but I don't remember seeing this video you're playing guitar while you were driving honestly and what what exactly do you have to do to a car to change that could cuz that car does not have the capace to the capacity to do anything like that so the right my correct no actually not but you are absolutely correct the there's the first part is being able to control the car with a computer which is converting it to be drive-by-wire so you can control the steering and the brake and acceleration to debate be able to control with a joystick and then you have to put laser sensors all around the car that we can do a sensor and a softer I saw what's the best kind of sensor is out on cold laser a lot of debate on this and throw down between Elon Musk and everybody else has the best sensors camera everybody else while everybody else says that at this time lidar which of these lasers is the best answer so more on the side this case on camera on Elon Musk so here's the difference lasers are more precise they work better and in poor lighting conditions they're more reliable you can actually build Safe Systems today that use lidar the problem is that they don't have very much information so we use our eyes to drive and cameras the same thing and they have just a lot more information so if you're going to build artificial intelligence system so the machine learning systems that learn from huge amounts of data cameras the way to go if you can learn so much more you can see so much more so that the Richard deeper sensor is camera but it's much harder you have to collect a huge amount of data it's a little more futuristic so it's a longer-term solution so today to build a safe vehicle you have to go lighter tomorrow however you define tomorrow he almost has its in the year are there say it's 5 10 20 years camera is the way to go that's that's the there's a lot of other debates but that's one of the core ones basically for camera you if you go camera like you're doing the test that there's seven cameras in your Tesla 3 looking forward to is all around so on one looking inside know you have the model S Plus radar and ultrasonic sensors that approach requires collecting huge amounts of data and they're doing that they drove about 1.3 billion miles under autopilot Jesus as it's it's a very large amount of data so you're talkin about over 500,000 vehicles have autopilot 450 I think thousand have the new version of autopilot autopilot to just the one you're driving and all of that data so all of those all the edge cases what they call them all the difficult situations that occur is feeding them Learning System to become better and better and better and the open question is how much better does need to get to get to the human level performance like one of the big thing one of the big assumptions are human beings is that we think that driving is actually pretty easy and we think that humans suck a driving those two assumptions to take like driving you do you stay in the lane you stop at the stop sign it's pretty easy to automate other one is you think like humans are terrible drivers and so it'll be easy to build a machine that outperforms humans are driving now there is that's a I think there's a lot of flaws behind that intuition we take for granted how hard it is to look at the scene like everything you just did picked up move around some objects it's really difficult to build an artificial intelligence system that does that to be able to perceive and understand the seen enough to understand the physics of the scene like all these objects that it like how to pick them up the texture of those objects to wait to understand glasses folded and unfolded open water bottle all those things is common sense knowledge that we take for granted we think it's trivial but there is no artificial system in the world today nor will there be for perhaps quite a while that can reason do that kind of common-sense reasoning about the physical world add to that pedestrians to add some crazy people in this room right now to the whole scene Ryan being able to notice so I can just got an a****** looking was he doing what's he doing get off the skateboard and the considering not that he's an a****** he's a respectable skateboarder in order to make him behave a certain way you yourself have to behave a certain way so it's not just have to perceive the world you have to act in a way that gets us presence in this world you have to take risks so in order to make a skateboard or not cross the street you have to per have accelerate if you have the right away and these are that there's a game theoretic a game of chicken to get right we wouldn't even know how to approach that as a as a artificial intelligence the research community and also Society do we want an autonomous vehicle that speeds up in order to make a pedestrian not cross the street which is what we do all the time we have to assert our presence if there's a there's a person who doesn't have the right away food begins Crossing we're going to eat them 18 speed or speed up potentially if you want him to not cross so that that game there to get that right doesn't dangerous game for a robot it's for a robot and for us to be rationally if that God forbid least a fatality for Honor Society to rationally reason about that think about that I need a fatality like that could basically bankrupt the company there's a lawsuit going on right now about an accident in Northern California with Tesla and where it this is a common problem for all all link keeping systems like like that's not a politician there's a divider in the highway and basically the car was driving in a long Lane and the car in front move to an adjacent Lane and this divider. I see you have to now steer to the right and the car didn't and went straight into the divider oh wow the basically what that boils down to is the car drifted out of Lane right or didn't adjust probably to the Lane North kinds of things happen is because the person was allowing the autopilot to do everything that you can't so we have to be extremely careful here I don't know the really deep details of the case I'm not sure exactly how many people do so there's a judgment on what that person was doing and then there's an Elsa with the system did write the system did it drifted out of Lane and the question is did the person was a person paying attention and was there enough time given for the person to take over and if they were paying attention to the vehicle steer back onto the road as far as I believe that the only information that have is hands on steering wheel and they were saying that like half the half the minute leading up to the crash hands weren't on the steering wheel or something like that basically trying to infer where the person paying attention or not but we don't have the information exactly what were where were their eyes you can only make guesses as far as I know again the question is is this is the eyes on the road thing because I think I forgot to pack a saying you're tempted to sort of look off the road with your new Tesla or at least become a little bit complacent that's worried worried the Warriors that you can just rely on the thing that you would relax too much but would that relaxation lead to Departments of something happened if you weren't you know when you driving has many times on the podcast to The Reason Bob road rage one of the reasons is because you're in a heightened State because cars are flying around in your brain is prepared to make split-second decisions and moves and the worry is that you would relax that cuz you're so comfortable with that thing driving everybody that I know that's tried that they say you get really used to it doing that get really used to it just driving around for you so the question is would be what happens when you get used to it and start looking off-road you start texting more do you start watching that's that's that's really an open question in the life example just did it the study published a study from MIT on what people in our data set with look like this data set of three hundred thousand miles and all these people are actually doing and are they paying attention when they disengage the system so there's that really important moment here with 18,000 of those when the catches the car you know the disengage autopilot and that's a really test that uses this moment as well that's a really important window into difficult cases so some percentage of those some small percentage is about 10% is we call them tricky situations is situations where you have to immediately respond like drifting out of Lane if there's a stop car in front so on the question is are people paying attention during those moments so in our dataset they were paying there were still remain Vigilant now in our data set the autopilot was quote on quote encountering tricky situations every 9.2 miles so you could say it was failing every 9.2 miles is one of the reasons we believe that people are still paying remaining Vigilant that it's regularly and unpredictably serve drifting out a lane or misbehaving you don't over trust it you don't become too complacent the open question is when it becomes better and better and better and better will you start becoming complacent when it dries on the highway for an hour an hour and a half and it supposed to 9.2 miles make that 50 miles 60 miles do you start to over trust it and that's a really open question do you think or do you anticipate a time and anywhere in the near future where you won't have to correct you will allow the car. because the car will be perfect the car first of all we'll never be perfect no car will ever be perfect as Vehicles will always you think we require at least some sort of manual override yeah let's let's talk let me see will it achieve because people are obviously not perfect will the Chivas state of confidence that exceeds the human being and let's put it in a dark way confidence measured by fatal crashes time that's converted to 1 year have you met him interviewed right and confidence the thing is a lot of the things he does which I admire greatly from any man or woman innovator it's just boldly fearlessly presume you ideas or jumping off the cliff and learning to fly on the way down that that's I mean you no matter what happens he'll be remembered as a great innovators of our time whatever you say maybe in my book Steve Jobs was as well even if you criticize perhaps he hasn't contributed significantly to the technological development company are the different ideas that did still his Brilliance was in all the products of iPhone of the the personal computer is mac and so on and I think the same is true with with Elon and yes there's in this space of autonomous vehicles of of semi autonomous vehicles of driver assistance systems it's a pretty tense space to operate in there's several communities in there that are very responsible but so aggressive in their criticism sew-in driving in the automotive sector obviously since Henry Ford in before there's been a culture of safety of just great engineering these are like some of the best engineers in the world in terms of large-scale production he's talked about Toyota about for GM these people know how to do safety well and so here comes along with Silicon Valley ideals that throws a lot of it out the window and saw revolutionize the way we do Automation in general we're going to make software updates to the car once a week twice a week over the air just like that that makes people and safety engineers and human factors engineer is really uncomfortable like what do you mean you going to keep updating the software the car without like how are you testing it that makes me feel really uncomfortable if you come up with the design of the car every component and then you go through like really rigorous testing before it ever hits the road here's an idea from the Tesla side is where they basically they'd in Shadow mode Tesla software but then they just release it so essentially the drivers become the testing and then they regularly updated to 2 to adjust a if any issues arise that makes people uncomfortable because there's not standardized testing procedure there's not there's not at least a feeling in the industry of rigor because the reality is we don't know how to test software in the same kind of wood the same kind of regular that we Face the automotive System test it Automotive system in the bath so I think it's extremely exciting and Powerful to make software sort of approach Automotive Engineering with at least in part the soft-machine effective so just doing what's Mead Silicon Valley successful so updating regularly aggressively innovating on the softer side to your Tesla over the air while we're sitting here could get a totally new update of the flip of a of a bit as it says it can be gained all new capabilities that's really exciting but that's also dangerous and that that balance faulty a bug so if you're you're at the apps on your phone no fail all the time where as a society used to software feeling reboot the device will restart the app and most complex software systems in in the world today if we think outside of nuclear engineering so on there really nobody that they're too complex to really thoroughly test so dorable complete test proving that the soccer is safe is nearly impossible almost Opera systems that that's that's that's nerve-wrecking to a lot of people because there's no way to prove that the new software update is safe to what it what is the process likes do know like how they create software they update it and then they tested on something how much testing do they do and what how much do they do before they upload do your car yes I don't have any inside information but I have a lot of that sort of public available information which is up they they test to soften Shadow mode meaning they see how the new software compares to the current software by running it in parallel on the cars and seeing if there is a disagreements at like seeing if there's any major disagreements and bring those up and seeing what both programs running at the same time one the original of yes at the same time the original update actually controlling the car and the new update is just making the same decision making the same decisions without them being without a loss for that and I think other companies should do the same the really exciting powerful way to approach not just automation not just the thymus vehicles or send me Thomas vehicles but just safety is basically all the data that's on cars bring it back to a central point to where you can use the edge cases all the weird situations and driving to improve the system to test the system to learn to understand where the car is used misused how can be improved and so on that sinks how many people do they have analyzed data that's a really good question so they have anything about driving is most of it is pretty boring nothing interesting happens so they have automated ways of extracting again what it called edge cases so these weird moments of driving and once you have these weird moments they have people and at 8 I don't know what the number is but a lot of companies are doing this it's in the hundreds and biscuit humans annotate the data to see what happened but most of what they're trying to do is to automate that annotation so to figure out how the day they can be automatically used to improve the system so they they have they have methods for that cuz it's a huge amount of data I think in the reason a couple weeks ago that this particular stretch of road they showed off the know they're able to query the data is basically asked questions of the day the saying example they gave us there's a bike on the back of a car the bicycle in the back of a car and they're able to say Well when the bicycles in the back of a car that's not a bicycle that's just the part of the car and they're able to now look back into the data and find all the other cases the thousands of cases that happened all over the world in Europe and Asia in South America and North America and pull all those elements and then train the Train the perception system of autopilot to be able to to better recognize those bicycles as part of the car so every Edge case like that they go through saying okay the car freaked out in this moment let me find moments like this in the rest of the data and then improve the system so it's it's at this kind of cycle is the way to deal with with problems with failures of the system is to say every time the car fails at something say is this part of a bigger set of problems can I find all those problems and can I improve it with a new update and it just keeps going the open question is how many Loops like that you have to take for the car to become really good better than human basically how hard is driving how many weird situations when you manually Drive do you deal with everyday somebody mention I don't know that there's like millions of cases when you watch video you see them how many mentioned that they drive a truck UPS truck at Pascal pastures and they know that if there's no cows in the cow pasture that means they're grazing and if they're grazing that mean they might be using the correct terms I apologize not call guy that that means that there may be called up ahead on the road that that means that there may be caused up ahead on the road there's just this kind of reasoning you can use to anticipate difficult situation and we do we do that kind of reasoning about like everything cars today can't do that kind of reasoning they're just perceiving what's in front of them


    Joe Rogan Discusses Steroids with Scientist from MIT
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    appointment with all this martial arts skill equator is Big might have like a gut but he's a sick mother f***** okay whatever like back when he fought like Vegeta like back when there's a picture of fate or standing around with a bunch of kettlebells ever see that picture has lifting day suspect in this that's that's one wen-fei doors fairly on up there but that sucks I'm talking about you know that one with the kettlebells is that picture up TV find that picture never six-pack in sight but I suspect it might have been on some performance-enhancing substances during his prime you mean like our training lots of drilling technique that's him in his prime that's a big motherfuker now I do not know if he was on anything but everybody else was me literally everybody they had in their contract that you will we will not test for steroids you know Ensign anyway told me that they like essentially encourage people to take steroids set movie Icarus you see it I don't steroids often feel to me like a bit of a Witch Hunt often times you assume people are on steroids I'm a bit of a maybe I'm naive or an optimist but I tend to give people the benefit of the doubt until proven otherwise but it Chris obviously proved the technique on that technique execution the timing the Brilliance of us got meant they have everything they also it's not your steroid cycle EPO radically in enhancing for endurance and then it's starting to catch people need they just stripped TJ Dillashaw UFC bantamweight champion Force for repl rather its tragic it is certainly top 10 pound-for-pound and then this is one of those things that comes up and you go man to Legacy killer and reconsider what kind of what you be allowed or not you should makes there was legal or not legal sorry a lot or some kind of supplementation like where's the line when you when you start to talk about the future of martial arts of future sport if you can control the level so that they're healthy and isn't that the reason that they're not allowed is because if abused they become unhealthy play no other person look if that was the case we wouldn't allow fighting cuz fighting is more damaging steroids for sure for sure getting punched and kicked and f****** need in the face and elbowed into unconsciousness that is way worse for you than steroids their concern is not for the athlete the concerns for the opponent the ideas that you will be able to inflict punishment that you would not ordinarily be able to inflict you will have more endurance you have power you hurt someone potentially even look there's going to be a time where someone dies in a mixed martial arts event and if that's someone who was the Victor who did not die was on steroids it is going to be a huge National tragedy and a massive disaster for the sport for everything if that if it does happen we can only hope it never does but keep playing and when you are martial arts and very dangerous game and when you were enhancing your body with chemicals that are illegal while you're doing that game the real question is though here's my take on it and this is a human subjects and that beat meaning meaning that it's messy humans are messy like there's good and there's bad you know look like abortion is a messy subject it's messy and whether you have the what do you agree with someone's right to have it or not it is what you're doing is especially as the fetus gets older it's messy but you know when it's a complicated discussion it's not a clear it's not like you should drink water and I mean it's like it's a very complicated discussion steroids are a very complicated discussion you're not allowed to do them but they exist for a reason the reason why they exist as they're really effective they're really effective in enhancing your body how much of that will we allow we allow creatine we allow supplements in terms of you know there's there's certain things that can slightly elevated testosterone slightly elevate your growth hormone we allow song on Ice baths to enhance recovery but that's that's too much too good too too effective but it's weird it's weird that this thing that we found that makes you better you can't use yeah and I have to go back a little bit disagree with you on something so I will in terms of fighting being dangerous and that's if we wanted to forbid into the dangerous for you would forbid fighting I think the main thing you're doing can be dangerous the main thing that were talking about the sport the the combat event that can be dangerous because that is what we watch two people at the height of their scalability heart passion putting their life at risk that can be dangerous but the supplement around it the way to make it to make their training better more effective that can't be dangerous and I thought that can't be named can't be dangerous so I thought steroids were considered what should have banned because abuse has lead to long-term damage to health now we seized there was a cheating but it was band initially because it had that might affect you that is detrimental is alcohol when you allow people to drink but even a bit even when abused where the bodies like there's there's not a lot of feel like it's a great documentary on it called bigger stronger faster and it's about my friend Chris Bell and when you watch that documentary you realize like oh well did the real negative consequences of taking steroids or that it shuts down your endocrine system so it stops your body's natural production of testosterone and growth hormone that's the real problem for young people that can be very devastating and they can lead to depression suicidal thoughts and I'll also it's a really bad things when your testosterone shots doubt but as far as like death boy I mean people are prescribed pain pills every day of the week and Fighters that are on injuries that have been you know that have gotten surgery they were there prescribed pain pills every day the week and those pain pills kill people left and right the fact people died of those things all the time much more so than steroids so I'm not advocating for the use of steroids right I'm just being pretty objective and neutral about this but I'm just looking at it like it is a it's a very messy subject both introduce any unnatural exogenous steroids into their body and hormones and their body do what they want they want everything to be produced by the human body when they want to eat healthy food and train hard sleep well and compete naturally you know it's an interesting possibility in moderation you'll be able to loss steroids and enjoy life lyrics Because with an argument that if it done in moderation you can actually create healthier athletes they say that you actually are better off and healthier taking steroids and EPO then you are doing it without it cuz it's so unbelievable or drooling on the body at I mean those athletes are basic some of the best people in the at suffering long-term suffering zinncredible ultramarathon Runners all the guys sort of thing you know and you know anything about ultra marathon runners is didn't even test them cuz I like good luck. Iron Wheels and we'll her will is indomitable and you can take all the steroids you want when you're running for 3 days that chick is going to be if she just doesn't know how to quit bleeding internally something like that where it was impeding her vision she couldn't say where it was impeding her Visions couldn't say I would stop I was stopped running now she fell cuz you couldn't see busted her head open bleeding all down her face keeps running barely barely can see her feet. She's running keeps running I'm glad those people out there


    Joe Rogan | We're All The Same Thing w/CT Fletcher
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    so did you look at the heart before they put it in you did you get a chance to see it no no no I told you so yeah that was the first thing that's hilarious I was a funny thing to say when you come back from a heart transplant I hope you die and your I wish we did already know stuff like that you feel sorry for those people now I don't know yeah most definitely now I dunno got to being angry reminder to don't even know never yet met I just can't stand Joe Rogan because I don't want to miss nothing to Joe Rogan has to say but I hate them makes no sense Manuel it doesn't make sense but a lot of people don't make sense that's true people live their lives and just very counterproductive ways and they feel like as long as they got something they're excited about that that's they're doing something even if it's excited about hating you for no reason baking cake livers and hearts and different organs from anime Samaritan and switching around with interchangeable interchangeable one thing that's too bad it's to ya Asian vs. black Pakistani stupid add devices and if so what makes it interesting what's fascinating to me is that human beings came from every single spot on the earth and they one time they originated in Africa and spread out all over the place I'm out here we don't need this melanin because we're not protecting herself in the Sunday more Sleater Dwight just as I did the same exact thing you can take that guy from African and this guy needs a part and a Gentleman here Graham Hancock was on my podcast last week and he's a brilliant brilliant guy but he studies ancient civilizations and people and one of the things that they're studying now is various civilizations that we didn't even know existed that existed in South America are like huge a multi-million size of population with civilizations in the Amazon like 20 million people living in the Amazon one point time they were wiped out by Spanish explorers in European explorers that came over game smallpox like the way they wiped out 90% of the Native American the same thing happened down there in the Amazon cities down there that European settlers at reporter. just wiped out but the point is it we were everywhere it's all one thing it's all human it is all human race white racists like they have to deal with the fact that the only white people care that neanderthal do you think that I don't think that they would find that a bad thing wrote I don't need to talk to you that's all right give them into bet so that they know these Russian people that was a totally distinct subspecies of human raveled travel to Tibet and Neanderthals lived for half a million years so they were around way longer than Weaver we've only been around I think for a couple hundred thousand years where to find a spot and adapt that's right we make it work in a community so you can help each other and live off each other and adapt and unfortunately that's where all a tribalism comes from two that we have this tight-knit group and everybody else f*** everybody else it's US versus them and that's inside of us you know great and in it and I don't think that it's wrong if you Italian guy I don't think it's wrong to be very proud of being Italian INF you opposed I don't think it's wrong to be very proud of being posed why can't I be proud of why can't you be proud of being whatever race you are you can be proud of that but this that means that I have to hate another guy because he's not know what you are and not hate another guy different than what you are how about we give Daddy tried well I think the feeling that you got from the second chance on Life is Beautiful feeling of appreciation and celebration of this existence that's what we need to try to Foster in people who try to let people know this is this is a temporary thing man well I think the feeling that you got from the second chance on Life is Beautiful feeling of appreciation and celebration of this existence that's what we need to try to Foster in people who try to let people know this is this is a temporary thing man


    CT Fletcher Has No Fear Of Death After Nearly Dying 3 Times | Joe Rogan
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    you lucky like we're talkin about a hundred years if you're lucky you get 200 years I'm 51 I'm halfway there right if I'm lucky if everything works out perfect and it probably isn't let's be honest I beat the s*** out of my body right so it's probably not going to make me want to make it too specialist I think they're on the verge of being able to reverse aging that they're treating aging like it's a disease like as a disease at the cellular level instead of accepting it in that like well you get older hey you going to have to accept you can't do as much by is not going to work as well why maybe that's not the case maybe if they can correct certain things about the human body maybe they can correct that I think it's very likely that in the future I don't think that's an insurmountable situation the correct what happens to your body when it ages the deterioration that is caused by the aging process your body produces less hormones your body starts to slow down Alzheimer's all these different thing I think they can be able to correct those things then what Dimension filled with love and peace and happiness and there's no emotions like we think about here cuz no fear is not none of the things that hold people back none of the anxiety in The Angst it's just Consciousness and love and then you're wasting time you're just trying to stay alive taking pills to live to be a million boy you open it Joe without a shadow of a doubt none whatsoever death is not the end you don't think so I know I know to how do you know in bed right what about that experience cemented in your head like I said it was the most peaceful and I I don't feel like is the most peace most restful most I was I woke up laughing I was Steve and I was not sad at all you know I was overjoyed very happy very peaceful and erased any fear that I might have had in a nnat fear of dying is gone I don't feel good at all it's so I may admit that's why I don't want to go to Manny was so much pee so much and it wasn't like you know this is you know I'm just in the ground, and I'm not a plant just dirt you know I know that I'm in a very comfortable place and if you know I wouldn't mind visiting again your I believe that you're so then some people have a different name for consciousness of whatever is definitely Eternal and it has how else could you have these feelings or emotions or you don't have that that sort of comfort the feeling of comfort and being in the right place if something didn't continue to my wife my wife is gone that's my wife my my body you know I told my doctor that died and he said no you actually it's called some kind of Paul's or some s*** like that and I said looking at the pause last it back I wouldn't be talk to you remove like that's what we're talkin about when you ride talk about being a hundred like having someone wipe your ass and take care of you like that's the big fear it's not death death is just peaceful the end but the big fear is the deterioration of the physical body to the point where it's just painful everything painful you can't go anywhere you can't count on yourself yeah it's it's very peaceful but I definitely thanks the beginning yeah yeah band that said it's an overwhelming feeling like I had I was able to peek over into the other side and that is definite assurance that it's not the end that big is something else on the other side have that Assurance is able to Peek'n Peak into it I think we all have this feeling that we are something other than a body most definitely I have that feeling like I feel like there's like a little ball of energy in there that moves this thing around your right but that's what it feels like it always feels like that that's what I've always rejected the label atheist like people say are you religious I'm like I was when I was a little kid I had to go to Catholic school and you know I did all that jazz but my parents when I grew up where hippies after that my mom split up for my dad my mom shacked up with my stepfather who's is that he's a hippie and there was no no church after that but I'm not an atheist I'm not I don't know like I don't believe anybody that says they know what life is or what life means or what happens when you die I want to hear your opinions and want to hear your thoughts but you don't know and anybody that says they know what happens when they die I know what happens when I die it'll be black and and cold and that is the end and just like there was nothing before they'll be nothing at you don't know that you just saying that there is no God how do you say that how do you say that will one day what if you stand in front of God or in God's presence and some non physical form and then your your weeping in in your arrogance and say stating that there is no higher power like it might be the the universe itself might be God mean we don't know anything you say we are a strange little monkey people living on his f****** planet Macon things that is Alter our environment moving around driving flying talking to each other talking s*** but at the end of the day you only wear what you've experienced right and when you don't know that's like when people that I've talked to several friends of near-death experiences she was in a car accident she had a very similar thing where she said it was so peaceful they got rear-ended and like really backed up and when it felt like she was going to die she felt so peaceful it's so true a lot of people that have come in and close to Dying Light of them going to say the same thing that they have no fear of death anymore it's if it's erased and you but you also have the feeling that you know that this existence on Earth you when your physical body that is not the end my manager and I talked to her all the time the way she describes things is essentially exactly how you did that it's just so peaceful honest about to spell peaceful yeah but not like black people costume and a heaven and hell Brimstone fire and brimstone preacher and oh yes oh that's hilarious always say I'm a man of faith I have a tremendous amount of Faith but faith in religion it to me for things a lot of people confuse them and they talked about him as being the same but they are definitely not a religious man made yeah some would say that like you're a spiritual person that's like a thing that gets thrown around today like I'm not religious but I'm spiritual people say that a lot like what does that mean no one really knows it's a strange sore definition but I feel you're saying like there's something more to this there's something more to this than just tissue and bone and blood moving on this rock that's traveling through the universe to something more there's something something to some and maybe it's just something more for us but the the beauty of friendship and love and family like those things are intense beautiful emotional experiences that I don't I don't know they seem to transcend just regular life itself they seem to have there's a higher power than a higher Beauty to them I think that's one of the things that we like when we see people doing something really great we live we love seeing people accomplish things cuz we love we like seeing people succeed we like seeing people like that have doubts and and something almost insurmountable and Incredibly difficult in front of them and then they they overcome that gives us all hope and it gives us all like this inspiration is feeling we're connected in some sort of very very strange way but I think you could just chalk it up all that's just come right at we needed that because of evolution that's how we stayed alive like maybe maybe there's something else maybe whatever this Consciousness is that's totally not no one is ever define consciousness in the brain in the neurons in the synapses and it might or that might just be an antenna I mean Consciousness might very well be you are using your physical tissue to tune in to whatever this this thing that we share is this life force that we all seem to share and when looking in someone's eyes man like when you know someone's like there for you and you know you're there for them like that, the expression the windows to the soul that the eyes are the windows to the soul it really does seem like that maybe this isn't a smart thing or maybe maybe maybe I should have done better by you or talk to you over yeah and I am the first first time I had open heart surgery experience also strengthens my belief in there being something after Buddy Guy's Vision or whatever you want to call it I was able to see my mother that passed away the year before and I say I seen my mother and Aunt see your face I just heard a voice and I know it was her and she was pleading to actually guide lot of people may say you know what whatever they look up to and I ain't got no problem I don't think that because people don't believe exactly like I believe that they're doing and they going to hell although that was the way I was raised and if you don't believe like this all Catholics when my dad all Catholics were lost because Muslims f*** that just lost me and my mom was a slave and I was perfectly fine with him and in also this is the guy that was f****** women in the church but you don't believe like I believe you're going to hell remarkable ability to be hypocrites people want to control the people they want to be able to tell people what to do and when to do it and it gives them some power and their own life by doing so yeah man I thought I just destroyed my faith in you know anti-racism the Watts Riots I'm little kid we went to church together soldiers and a little kid in the backseat where you going I'm going to church I want to be at home looking at f****** heco in Japanese cartoons man that looks like a piano guys got so he was super dedicated you know to you know hardwood super dedicated to what he believed and then sister's Sally's house to give her consultation and I'm looking for the room or bedroom doors open then my dad Junior slip and s*** and I guess me and my brother will be able to be his Escape go or be always excuse my mommy or if I take them and nothing could be going on wrong and I guess me and my brother will be able to be his Escape go or if you always excuse my mom if I take them and nothing could be going on wrong


    Joe Rogan | 3D Printed Organs!!
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    I know that the heart was flown in and I actually enter my my wife video crazy is that f159 so he'll I think it heart transplants in time but when I like someone or something like that was possible I was at all he'll know you're crazy but it most certainly is possible I know it's going to happen which is crazy it is going to happen I have no doubt he grew a woman's bladder the woman had bladder cancer and they grew her a new bladder replaced her bladder Hearts coming 3D printing human heart and they think that they're going to be able to get to a point where they have a working mom call the human heart and put your heart in your body a freshie brand new one which is just so crazy that you have these crazy people who are amputees and actually grow you a limb the first 3D printed heart made up of living human cells damn and thank God it's people smarter than us oh yeah. That is a heart made by University of Tel Aviv University heart the size of a rabbit marks the first time an entire heart has been 3D printed so that's a tiny one right now but complete with living cells blood vessels ventricles and Chambers intact Incredibox we can't get pump out blood so they're working on all those different variables I guess but man in that incredible looking at 3D printing machine like 3D printing machine to make things that calm you can Google it and just watch the video of them actually creating this it is make things look at that look how that works if you folks who haven't seen this this is what the Futures on cnet.com you can Google it and just watch the video of them actually creating this it is unbelievably fascinating


    Alex Jones KFC Commercial Parody | JRE Clips
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    why are we wasting this seven pounds of meat that's seven pieces of the colonels world famous chicken for 1299 they have which its flesh comes complete with a large mashed potato large coleslaw and a drink for only 1299 it's a deal so good it should be illegal all the government not involved. And you can also get our gizzards and liver meal for 899 large coleslaw and a drink for only 1299 it's a deal so good it should be illegal do the government not involved. And you can also get our gizzards and liver meal for 899 and they take organs and they take the skin


    Joe Rogan | Time is a Commodity w/CT Fletcher
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    f****** my Galaxy that spidey sense when you got to be one of the most humbling things about getting older is division going oh yeah I've known it like from when I was like 42 I started noticing and by the time I was 46 like God damn it I think I need glasses. I would just try to like read the computer and I've been doing this with my I like bulging my eyes squinting it happens it happens to the best of us but it's a warning sign like a man this is you know this is a finite existence get some s*** done right now right now babe you thinking about doing and you been putting off my advice is to get that step and get to do an exit right now man don't put it off any longer get it done and you feel like you're like CT Fletcher 2.0 definitely a new dude a new dude with a new attitude me like that no more you don't be arguing with the guy that used to argue with online hey I love you man you can hate me all you want to I love to see I ain't got time for hate and racism or I think I got time for none of that so much b******* and just a waste of time and ain't even funny I might experience enhance my view I've always said we're all the same on YouTube on my mom taught me love everybody but how to raise up the donor it don't matter I hope you're right if you're right into an Asian woman I think that would be fantastic if you could steal that that you would know that and you can feel it man wouldn't it be something amazing I got to find out how can you find out why don't I have no idea I want that hopefully they listen to you're right it's an Asian woman I think that would be fantastic that you could steal that that you would know that and you can feel it when it be something amazing I got to find out how can you find out why don't I have no idea I want that hopefully they listen to The Joe Rogan podcast


    What CT Fletcher Changed after His Heart Surgery | Joe Rogan
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    what kind of diet do they have you on a very clean and I guess I have my my kids crack up on test I'm a presbyterian but actually that's pescetarian just coffee time is precious do I used to but the caffeine is so important for you to baby had limited me I wouldn't I was not able to travel out of the country until yesterday at one year anniversary and I can go all over my cardiologist and he said you know what city I'm not going to lecture you like everybody else did you already know that you shouldn't have done that but man I am so proud of you he said you have inspired me to start working out again when you fell down 3 months so crazy does Depo lightning foot of his email many think it and not be able to raise your leg or throw a punch man I'll be walking around in the grocery store man that is hard to equip little old ladies have to do all of that is taken away and you just you know f****** in public me and you just week is s*** it's very hard mentally to deal with but your past. Now yes now you're just in right now better than ever yes I'm a see things in such a different light after coming back closer thing the things that I thought were important just don't even matter no Texoma same thing that I've been saying for f****** 25 years and magazine articles and stuff I tried them yes I tried them when I was young and didn't work for me I stopped even nobody nobody like people don't believe they don't believe that 25 day you can pass me a funny I tell you what I'll give you ten thousand bucks if I fail your drug that all you got to do is get all f****** social media nobody ever took that baby but I don't give a f*** if people say I picked play Sissy doing it I shake my head of it like why you doing that no man could because that was my mentality attack back hit me imma hit you back man oh yeah you're yelling you're yelling to be but I can't have seat so I make it all caps so I can read what I mean whenever I try or you


    CT Fletcher's Heart Transplant Story | Joe Rogan
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    what's up brother how are you man Joe Rogan I am so happy to be here I'm so happy to see you you've gone through a journey man anniversary heart in your body was I feel like a lot of times you it feels like I actually did die and this is just a dream when I'm lying right now wow this this is I think this is this would be my heaven you look great but that I'm at you I look at myself now and it's just that you know fragment what I used to be but I'm still here that's what's so important to me man making videos of your working out like getting ready and after your heart a heart operation you have a heart transplant and your running in a parking lot you trip and fall I'm like cheese this man slow down you were just going to start pushing from the beginning well actually my brain was ready but my body wasn't because they warned you about doing that to this it was okay it's night and day you know before I got the transplant big they got really bad in a really bad ass up Flatline two more times you know before the actual transplant me was I can't go through another fact that would have been but the difference down I mean they asked me if it was supposed to do you want to us to put in a pacemaker and thought about it a lot because my brother my older brother walk had a pacemaker installed before he passed away and his pacemaker was actually going off when he when he died so I didn't really do any good for him so I was like going back and forth pacemaker safe wow so it went flat like she heart gave up and in the pit what is the pacemaker do exactly it's like a defibrillator and I'll act like they had to paddle to give you an electric shock you know that's what the pacemaker does it give you a little inside are you being you don't feel nothing so you're blocked out to is not a blackout or like your bills off when you're sleeping death is totally different totally different and you I knew that I was dead before I die before FYI I was just me and my wife and at home and I'll talk to her just like I'm talking to you all the lights went out it was like one of those old-fashioned TVs I don't know if you're old enough to remember these black and white TVs mattress stores in off you have a near-death experience I everything the only thing you have to only thing I had time to say was I had time to call my wife's name but I mean when they say things rush you know everything's like you know this is it you know this the final thing this is your last moment on Earth and you know it what do you do 4 hours it was the best most peaceful restful time of my entire life is just a short moment if you know for 8 hours so rested so well rested so it's just a short. Of time okay mr. Fletcher we have a heart for you they call me like 2:40 in the morning I think it was so that you have to get in there right now cuz I don't know hours before I had to actually be at the hospital at the hospital thing like 6 or 7 that morning I could go through another flat Ryan but I was sad for the donor and gums family yeah I knew somebody had to pass away in order for me to get that heart so I feel real bad about that so they put it in you you wake up what does I feel like it felt like just another try another door is life wow yeah I get another start another chance at it myself ain't over so from them up this they have to open you up right what is all that like you were out open it you know I have a scar but considering it is my second time being split open in the first time out in 05 and they have put a metal valve in Flatline during that operation three times on the table during the operation itself so the pacemaker out they take the metal valve out of it well we could go hard candy Metal Fab Hard Out Here putting a new heart and is just being unbelievably a shower would kill me if I took a shower I'll be done for the rest of the day help me out people take taking a shower for granted but that amount of physical activity would kill not be wiped out just for washing and yes for the rest of the day maybe it was hanging by a thread how humbling how long do you have to stay in the hospital for a hospital not very long but I think I was probably two weeks and then are you using a walker or you walking fine like I would say I was walking fine but I was walking just walking slowly old big time Big Time slowly how long does it take for you to get to where you're at like now have no idea that you had a heart transplant do you live when you come back close to dying everyday is just a blessing man if people ever hate doing something I'm lesbian I'm so I got no complaints gentlemanly Blanco yes no complaints whatsoever I need to transplant it now back I had it the first 6 months were rough the first 6 months after it was like normal things. Granite City Blackout have to stop probably 12 13 times and take a seat and get up and try to walk and it was it was killing me in my on my my wife Slow Down slow down and walk with me and it was such a struggle not like you know I don't give a damn how long it take me I'm going to make you I am lifting again but very likely I'm able to do you know the machine McStuffin attend I think I've been able to do that for the last two months I do when you say to lightly is this by doctor's orders so what what holds you back in terms of like lifting weights like why'd you have to go light and my strength is just nowhere near what it used to be the strength of steel you know I can tell that you know I have a long way to go but you know just to be able to do anything so I guess I can tell people all the time so now do they have you on medication to make sure that the heart doesn't get rejected by your body most there cleaning up and people are out there who've had transplants I know there are like oh man yeah I take it back 21 different medications it was different Medicaid something and make it kind of kicks Mart arthritis I have arthritis through some kind of cakes in the toes is still feeling pretty much every day but when I compare the side effects to the what could possibly happen which is death how to wheelie Bibby transplant they going to take off about four or five different medications so I'm a year out now they laugh at me and the further you get out the less medication and singing events will get down two or three but you always have to take some oh yeah definitely and it's just because your body doesn't understand why it has someone's heart in it for a while wide why the bodies rejected they didn't understand that it wasn't the one that you was born with a heart and I'm going to talk to you about that heart what I know about it I'm always talking about how strong my faith is and you know I'm faith faith faith faith man Superman face and I have so much Faith to can't phase me and I went into the operation may I see you guys in other side of it is because you know I got I know I'm going to be alright I got so much faith that you know I'm going to get through this when the doctor came in and told me that I had a woman that suck the s*** out of my face now because I have done that you don't have to look for you know stating on this thing the survival rate of male-to-female and it wasn't good that that you know psych Med testing my faith big-time how did she die I have no idea I have no idea but the thing I have feelings haven't talked to the family I would love to I don't know anything about it but I had these feelings and I really would like to know if what I'm feeling is right you know I want we want to meet the family and let there be no let him know that I'm out here doing everything I can to raise donor awareness and their mother of their wife or the sister or the aunt didn't die in vain and then I'm doing my absolute best to carry on and let people know that you know she was a donor and that it's so ugly important for people to donate to give the gift of life one of these feelings I have feelings that for some reason I can see I feel like she was the Oriental lady you know I don't know why but I really have feelings like that and I feel like I can see this woman telling her husband mean I've seen we get home from work and making plans with your kids for the weekend and I have no idea if this is right or not but I just had those feelings do it like a memory is like I get to look into her you know her existence her her life and I don't have no idea I could be totally wrong she give me a Jamaican lady I have no idea. I just have this feeling I don't think no I don't think I have any energy but I do talk to her and I feel like that you know when like when I was walking around and I'm trying I'm trying to make it around that blunt would often ask her for help to help you make it around before I talk to her a lot why I need your help baby I need your help wow wow that's crazy Superman from Captain and first lady's heart when you say that the it's not the results aren't good for lady hearts and mail Bonnie yeah what do you say that the doctor I don't even know if it was I don't care when I woke up from the transplant I can see your every second after that a blessing it's borrowed time and it was supposed to be here so I have my answers always I'm blessed so we can meet at my handsome I'm going to always be hell yeah I think I'm alive I think I'm doing good I walked around this Hospital quarter I think I'm doing really good he said you're not you doing about what you supposed to be doing and you have a woman's heart and it's too small for you and she's almost your age is too small. He told me that the heart was too small and it's me lady was I was 58 or 9:59 cuz I'll be 60 on June 8th so he says it's too small and you're not you know you're not doing anything extraordinary you just do it average and she's your aunt for the rest of the day. Hellcat why did you do this to me why did you give me a woman's heart and a old woman at that why can't you give me a I could be ma'am I am dude I have tears in my eyes because it's wasn't I might f*** I got another heart but I ain't going to last long one thing I know we got heart grow to match your body already has the proper size that it's it did yes in the doctor that told me was too small is the one who told me that he had grown to the proper size realize it had to adapt to a larger but I'm giving you a credit to God because it's just me man because he came back too fast I mean is like a week later I left the hospital he was telling me that it's already sizes you think Jesus how many Seconds to Mars as a normal thing I have no idea I have no idea for the normal thing and not but he know I didn't mean I'm getting cramps while ago that Miracle fake guy and I said I questioned God and my answer was what did I I got back was was simple he said if I gave you a 18 year old Olympic athletes heart CT and you recovered was doing well then people are going to say that that's why we got 18 year old Olympic gold medalist heart and you're able to recover and stuff because of this but if I take my old lady's heart is too small and that not you're not supposed to be able to come back and do these things with this heart then they're going to have to give me a little credit cuz I have a habit of taking the Beast of the East and making something out of it and I seen or let me Shut the f****** absolutely right it wouldn't be that impressive it would be a miracle if I eat a wonderful heart but because I'm God I'm going to take this heart and give it to you and you don't still do all those things I just feel a little tired you back off I can't help but Christmas I know that's why I'm asking something I've done my whole life and I'm just glad to be back able to do you know some of what I used to do it's just I feel good and I have I feel talk to her though every month or so you get stronger it feels like you know it's that's what it should be in my my body adapts and how long does a heart-transplant usually survive in a person I think the the longest at this point is close to 40 years 48 I want you know I never expected I said on June 8th I'll be 60 I never expected to make it to 40 so you're really really yeah I never I never expected to me I expect you to Die Young so I'm way past where I thought I would make it anyway so brilliant Michael shoot ending Just Go For It Go For It Go For It Go for it and explode why do you say that though you want to be alive right now and every day is a blessing right now so why isn't 40 Years of blessing and somebody yeah yeah yeah I know what you mean but right now you're not a burden I hope not yeah I guess so I don't I don't see him he's huge you that that's kind of stuff don't even matter that much to me a new lease on life donor awareness what date passed away just waiting trying to get in I was so fortunate so blessed to be able to get one that I want to try to make sure that a lot of people get one too so if whatever I can do to try to raise awareness what is the problem but people putting that they'll donate their organs do the DMV and get your. On your driver's license and I want to be a donor and I mean you can't take the stuff with you anyway so no people get paranoid to I've heard people say I'm worried about doing that because what if they don't resuscitate me because they need someone to get a heart or liver or something like that I really don't think that's what doctors are in and I mean you can't take the stuff with you anyway so no people get paranoid to I've heard people say I'm worried about doing that because what if they don't resuscitate me because they need someone to get a heart or liver or something like that


    Joe Rogan and CT Fletcher Geek Out Over Corvettes
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    my car's to love, I know you love, I love cars you kind of Corvette 2.65 badass too but you didn't know that I'm a car nut to I do know your car now we talked about it I 72 or 74 and a 71 Galaxy 3S I bet forgot years amazing those those are gorgeous cars man I love them I love Corvettes I like the new ones too I like all of them I don't like old s*** like a drum brakes and f***** up suspension he can't go around corners that I'm not interested that I am not like that got suspension everything in this big difference but the the black one 427 try and carb that's old schools go all the way houses am I old Carmichael Echo bikes and I think this character told things you do you like it truck man what did I hit this I got there probably 6 months ago what year was that you know what I'm waiting to see when you look at those old cars you realize that they don't make anything like this anymore covid-19 Corvettes of beautiful car but you look at that old truck it does not have with that truck has it's like you put it on put a smile on your face just driving it and one of my biggest Joyce is is sitting behind the wheel of that one of those old cars man it just makes me I feel like a young mother f****** when I'm sitting there like a kid yeah funky little recurring excellent guys give me a thumbs-up uchi's and from year to year when that happens when you don't even have to drive those fast no yeah I don't even that Corvette don't have to anymore it's funny you know break them loose wheel fun to break them loose they have


    Time and Effort Will Make You a Better Person | Joe Rogan and CT Fletcher
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    sometimes you don't find someone for a long time and then when you do it changes your whole life you find someone maybe it's just a YouTube video and it's you saying it's still your mother fucken sad and it's you just pushing people and telling people to go get after it and if people see that and all the sudden it's like they get goosebumps the heart starts racing it's like you gave him a drug like you gave them Fuel and then then they want to change their life watch you tomorrow then they want to watch you one of her at lunch break don't want you to taking a s*** and then they watch it on the phone this Fuel and you literally can change a person's life through that cuz we need each other I mean this is so it's one more piece of evidence that we need each other that we have this sort of a very strange loose-fitted community of all human beings together when someone like you does something that's exceptional and says something it's exceptional and has the inspirational word change a person's whole life changed the whole path change who they are I've got so many messages from people that say I lost a hundred and thirty pounds you know I did this I got off sugar I'm going running everyday I hit the gym 5 days a week now I'm a different person I'm drinking water I'm exercising I take vitamins I'm eating healthy I got more juice I got more energy my whole life is different now I'm worthless make you feel obligated you know no I know that but can't help think nobody cares nobody likes you I don't mean s*** useless absolutely love is the most important thing that sounds so cliche but without love it's all useless useless love you the more you'll have that community of love you know that's I never expect or even anal live past forty people always think about the little kid that used to hide in the closet when I ever hear my Dad's keys rap on the door or put his car pull up in the closet or trying to hide next my dad would always tell me that you know you're never going to be medical you're never going to do this in there looking at something that kids like the fux with you at the conference I'm reminded about that when people tell me or your grades yeah you know I buy bus tables as a kid I watched it the real messages we all started from we all had b******* jobs we all felt like losers but through time and effort you build a stronger human you build a stronger body you build a stronger mind you build compliments and will and momentum and then you look back and you hey man I'm not watching tables anymore you know I'm not I'm not washing dishes I'm not cutting Lawns and not digging ditches and I'm a different person now but I used to date he get out at right when you ain't got s*** and there's nothing going on to have faith then is so difficult to have faith when you're successful but yeah you never really had anything in your life that you can look back on and say I was really good at that you know that's a lot of people out there listening to this there's so many people that are in nuts that starting point like the people to come up to you and say what do I don't know what to do what should I do how do I do and how do I get going we going to have to figure it out one foot in front of the other going to have to have to find a thing and keep working at it and get better at it that's one of the things I like so much about martial arts they let anybody in anybody in from that from learning how to do that you get better and then you realized it might get better at anything the first time I ever did you just so I'm just being manhandled so bad going man I'll never be good at this this is terrible awful at this and it's already been a black belt in Taekwondo and already kickboxer did a bunch of s*** again but at least I knew then that I already done that before I already started from scratch so I can had some experience start from scratch my car have to do is just put in the time and the effort here to get better for everybody just because you could see how you're doing with opponents especially Jiu-Jitsu I like that when the bus cuz you not getting hit and I think there's so many people that in the gym in the early days people going to tune to new up you can get together to discuss a lot of people but if you can just find a thing and work hard at that thing you realize through that thing that you can get it anyting time and effort everything calls to you what it would ever calls to you decide to change to do not to change your circumstances whatever they might be as long as you have you have to have that piece out of the will to change her circumstances


    People Pay CT Fletcher to Cuss Them Out? | Joe Rogan and CT Fletcher
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    every Wednesday every Wednesday night and that's when the gym is pretty packed and Wednesday nights we'll do it live workout and people come you take people to this workout all the people you know I don't who's absolutely free that's amazing am I yelling and screaming at them and because 25 bucks I cussed him out and I'm like damn ice out for nothing that's how about 10 today really


    CT Fletcher on Training with Dr. Dre | Joe Rogan
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    you started doing these videos on YouTube to now how much of a difference is it made in the types of people that come to Jim and then the numbers of people that come in have Joe Rogan's phone number I have Terry Crews phone number I have dr. Dre's phone number yes I you deserve a lot of pictures of dr. Dre man I know you ain't you guys look at the news and smacking Mike's people hate it don't say nothing in front of me and credible dr. Dre Dre Dre is an incredible individual his heart is huge huge was jacked their time right now he's a very good shape right now a lot of cardio eats really well and I'm not ready for it to but I might have to roll down jbuddies great human being a very good human being that's awesome to hear I love him and yeah this down to earth shifted his training from liked The Comedy Store one night and he was like The Rock has huge exactly how he's more you know health or is it in in cardio and he wants to he said he's supposed to get in a 200 lb body fat percentage


    Joe Asks Eddie Izzard for his Thoughts on Trans Bathrooms & Trans Athletes | Joe Rogan
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    biggest controversy in America in terms of transgender people probably the biggest one of the biggest is competing in sports with biological women that's the biggest one yes if you haven't already got them I know yeah it's okay buckles and we already do that in restaurants really share stuff that the toilets in the airplanes we have died by the way if you just remove your nose at in theaters and places that won't be getting off to the women accusing forever and the men and not caring that's why everyone she has everyone but he's wrong responsibilities I've heard of it working in the school as well there's less bullying in in the lose so it's that adjust check is regression of Technology I want is a cubicle just go to the loop and then use the mirrors and and and then go at everything being for both genders yeah you just make it old even then we get outside the law problems some people will have pushed back on that and have other reasons why I don't like it when they don't want to be in a washroom with men than what they already are going into if they're sharing an illusion the airplane officiant in the airplane is one you know some men are f****** creeps and some women just want to have a place where they could just be themselves and their makeup and go to the bathroom and wash and talk amongst other than to stand that it's just I you know if you think about anything that's going to change anything there's usually something that was the only reason to do this is to accommodate people who are transgender in a way that it seems like it doesn't it doesn't put them in a position where they they can be judged because Bruins doing it well if you stop bullying in schools then it's it's the number of things in there that that that it could make easy just makes a whole a whole area of things a lot easier I'm sad now I just punish the creeps which is really what you mean if someone's being a creep in the bathroom to the problem is the creep it's not the bathroom right yeah it's anyway so this is on the spectrum of something so the idea that anyone who is pressing themselves in a different way that that is a problem if you take might just right. If we all went back to how we used to think even which is interesting that makes that makes sense I see what you're saying the concern right was it we have a system in place and someone tries to change the system and people get upset than a trench and I mean women Duke you forever and then Don Q I told last but this it with open plan toilets have seen that we have made it into a problem we have made this a whole psychological bro mother I'm just sit down and have a pool and have a chance and once they did make it a problem and categorize people by gender then it became this thing and now you don't want to change that well yeah and the forests in having a pool was just having the flu and now we feel it's a big problem having a pill we had like it was like we have a four-wheeler to admit that we have to pay does the Queen have a poop has the attitude besides the marathon thing that has attitude culturally shifted in the UK the same way it's shifted in America words to get more I think the mole is more and more people out and positive images from women is it from anyone that feels like the hours of the loop if you can have a post any positive role models to go out there that do other things you know just something is talking to his sexuality on television I know about this person Over Me Knocking you know in baseball you see the debate the famous documentary baseball Z black people off the Civil War black people playing baseball and it was some guy was a powerful he said there would be no black people in major leagues at all and it was blocked from about 1897 like this all the way through to 1950s I went backwards so that was a positive role of them that well go backwards and forwards and I just think in effort when I get to weld with everyone's living that live that's really what we need that's the only time people care and let Mike might issue with this that I've ever come across with his with athletes it's with transgender athletes competing against women particularly in my field and fighting there's been some there have been at least there was one very vocal case when were very public case of a transgender athlete who was male for 30 plus years transition over for a couple years for 2 years then start fighting women didn't tell them that she used to be a man right and it became a giant issue and people were outraged and anger the women who got beat up or angry cuz I got destroyed two of them did and then she started his public about it and started fighting women that were willing and new got to say things in French things about it is that there are no real answers that it's one of those things we just got to go home what do we do here in this is this is what I think one of the more unique things about being a person as that we have this opportunity to look at this unusual circumstance and communicate about it and try to figure it out are no real answer is that it's one of those things we just got to go home what do we do here in this is this is what I think one of the more unique things about being a person as that we have this opportunity to look at this unusual circumstance and communicate about it and try to figure it out


    Joe Rogan | Lenny Bruce Died for Freedom of Speech w/Eddie Izzard
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    so when your you got into stand-up comedy when you first started doing that what is the scene like in England as it was there comedy clubs where you can go to an open mic night we were how do you say we weren't copying you guys I think Lenny Bruce set up the alternative version Lenny you know the phone was from a stage play Dustin Hoffman Adam was a stage play Dustin Hoffman was fantastic that movie he was so close and the guy who plays him in the marvelous mrs. maisel. Very good as well and I play nice to die young but I was I was doing the stand up I see that's why I put that together that was and I couldn't Jesus crisis of, because as a Jewish guy he died that we could say what we want to do and say the mrs. maisel things makes it a little it's a little homogenized like him like in even his struggle it's almost like it's no big deal you in the latest season is he as mrs. maisel and it's interesting sheet yeah ignore McDonald got mad about it. do ramps into that and it was that was something she went to France and did stand-up it was weird I have done it in French comedy I was willing to let that suspension of disbelief and I liked it that the sexual relationship is always coming back the husband's always coming back into the frame and I'm his fight that yeah but the whole I'll leave the stand up to you so I have no direction on it so I just did it as close as I could to have Lenny would have done it did you listen to a lot of recordings I did that difficult for British to know look up the sum of the punchline or never the number The Wretched because you should come and get it this is a trick I do in Universal human that I take either huge references or explain my references so that you know she's a everyone nothing so he I worked out but only give you all my stuff is numb dateable his note I didn't do any topical stuff I don't do party political stuff no you should not date I do historical stuff cuz I never date how much is a handy thing to do stuff in a stand-up does the cultures so significantly different between the late fifties and sixties were laid Bruce was sort of starting out making his Mark versus today like the things that were naughty back then the things that he could say that were controversial there was nothing today they're literally it's a non controversy was one that that still had was when he said how many people and were they an ass working I just went to old how many residential I did this yeah it was something we had some still there was a unfortunately accidentally a friend of mine is still one of his jokes didn't know that he actually just thought of the same premise that the premise was that homosexuality in some places illegal and what do they do if they catch you while they lock you up in jail with a bunch of men won't have sex with you like in that was Lenny Bruce's line right like dig homosexuality is it legal to do they put you in jail homosexuality is it legal rights what day do they put you in jail with a bunch of men have sex with you and all I got was his whole like it like that still would work today like if there was a place where homosexuality was illegal today and you did that joke it's a good joke it's like set-up punchline it's all right there


    CrossFit: Is It Bad for You? | Joe Rogan and CT Fletcher
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    Avengers are Out 3 hours long awake I already f****** with you yeah you train a lot though you're always ready to take a nap is your body's always like recovering no problem but overtraining is b******* I have no idea what you're overtraining your litter of your muscles start breaking down the police your kidneys people die from it a big ass long words work out hard and then you have to work out again the next day and you work out hard the next day that's that's Rhabdomyolysis pissed when you get rhabdo your piss comes out looking like Ice-T I don't mean the rapper and if that's all pissed looks like it's f***** up that some that's what happens and work f****** 8 hours a day 8 10 12 hours a day to post office went to the gym put in another four to six hours and f****** 25 years in my piss never look like that up in it and I got to ask Jason khalipa about this good friend of mine see if he's pissed every with like root beer real issue for crossfitters and like Ultra endurance athlete he's one of the top CrossFit he's f****** I got CrossFit knee and your way participant laughs across figures a month CrossFit but that motherfukers in extremely good shape that's where that's where I'm not qualified to judge but there's a lot of people that are professional strength and conditioning coaches that frown upon it cuz I think it's those kind of movements like powerlifting movements I clean plastic on the maximum amount of repetitions I think that should be done for power then you should you know you should always stop your maximum or 85% your maximum for x amount of times and that's it and what they're trying to do is just you know it Mike does 10 I want to do 12 right Mike does 12 I want to do 15 you know and they think that there's it like Steve Maxwell who's a pretty famous strength conditioning coach she frowns pain and he just thinks it's just those movements are not designed for endurance those movements are designed for power and thinks ultimately is detrimental for your body and that if you want to have a long career in Fitness and constantly be able to work out like deep into your fifties and sixties he just thinks it's very detrimental for your body again I'm not forgot to tell you are not true and you either one of those top-level CrossFit Rich Froning


    Jon Jones is F*cking Crazy! | Joe Rogan and CT Fletcher
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    and I was one of those unbelievable moments I love Kevin the Beast he's not even near his full potential yet. He thinks stylebender is either better now that he was in his first fight in the UFC which is only about 16 months ago probably no no no no no. John was talking s*** about him he was talking s*** about John you know that maybe they'll fight John is way bigger John's a big man and I think John is going to clean out the light heavyweight Division and then move up and I think he's probably going to try to catch DC Ford easy steps out cuz DC's going to fight against email chick they're going to have a rematch and then I think DC vs. Jon Jones I think John wants to go up there and take that heavyweight title you know but I think DC has a better chance against him and heavyweight I don't think DC like chatting away and I don't think it's good for his performance or his durability or anyting I think judging by his fights with Derrick Lewis is a f****** huge guy never been able to do it like that before the way DC did it mean DC says it heavyweights just way more powerful hits harder takes a punch better you know he's not tall guy someone 511 but he is wide is its fucken table my favorite anime fight that dude is not the greatest of all time is in a conversation conversation is like a me my my opinion is that Mighty Mouse Johnson is the greatest of all time but the caveat is that Mighty Mouse never really fought the Caribou Calabro competition that Jon Jones did Jon Jones first fight in the UFC at for a title is fighting Mauricio Shogun Hua who is a legend that's John's first by John opens up with a flying knee no toques Lyoto Machida completely on Griz you know chokes out Rampage choke sizes just smashed everybody John smashed everybody's only lost one time that's a b******* long special University really is he something special in that I think he's had some troubles in his life and in trouble but I think he's got that ship behind him I really do I think he's you know what mean he hasn't had a near-death experience but I think he's had so many you like near careerjet experiences that appreciates it now I also think to be. Good you got to be f****** crazy and I think Jon Jones is f****** crazy and he's just getting his crazy online he's just getting his crazy in order like he's my crazy under-wraps just keep my crazy together but he's got like the perfect combination of things like smart and wild and physically talented like maybe after the fight with the Thiago Santos have some time off but it is interesting his coaches thought that his powerlifting was a bad idea for him apparently Mac coaches got really into that before the OSP fight never had a big butt I just f****** dangerous and I think I think that it's just one of those things where stylistically you know opens for a really good fight and I mean open set up broken arm for I think the last round and round with a f****** never let anybody know about his form snapped


    CT Fletcher : I Was Prepared to Die on the Weightlifting Platform | Joe Rogan
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    you know Venom page and he's he's so long to and his timing and movement is so unpredictable and he could Sprint that you and you don't even know all the sudden The Knockout knocked out Cyborg and Cave his head in with that knee boot came to man head in his head caved in ever look at his head is pushed in I mean that was not the video above it does that show the actual knockout with another credit the best MMA fights every real muscular guy he's real muscular cyborg one time he was like the Mike Tyson of MMA built please another one man came from that comes from Mike's gym in Holland which is the famous kickboxing gym for Savages horseback with men that do Superbad they just they learn they lose they learn to come back to get better one of my favorite interviews is hoyce Gracie and man his mentality he says I make no plans for after the fight to die in Dhaka you have to be able to give it all the way North to find somebody else to that Crown to you see the middleweight championship fight between Kelvin Gastelum and Israel adesanya the stylebender did you see that fight right before the 5th round me so close by in the style Bender came out and just destroyed in the fifth round but right before that he said I'm ready to die did you see the middleweight championship fight between Kelvin Gastelum and Israel adesanya the stylebender do you see that fight right before the 5th round me so close by in the style Bender came out and just destroyed in the fifth round the right before that he said I'm ready to die


    Joe Rogan on Karate in MMA
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    but I used to do tournament fighting and maybe know that I didn't want to be afraid is just what you describe anxiety NES karate championships in Long Beach California and MMA fight until my feet were stuck and I was a Taekwondo black belt but my feet were frozen to the f****** men I couldn't lift them a 2000 pounds each being oh my God everybody's looking in the occiput the matches going on at the same time but it felt like everybody's looking at me through something my techniques could be wrong chords it's hard to the sort you way through it it was really hard for a lot of Fighters is coming back from A Loss to get beat up and smashed and then then they have to come back and figure out a way through you know and stay glossy right yeah just show us poor folks who don't know what was the reason I brought up Raymond Daniels is Raymond Daniels Bellator kickboxing champion now he lost in devastating fashion to Nikki holzken who's another world champion and also to Joseph valtellini was another world champion so when he was making the transition from karate champion to kickboxing champion he had some stumbling stunt coordinators in movie it as much as look at Raymond and Raymond Daniels highlights and boom I mean that is insane that is such an incident land a punch at the end of that no bananas and spinning back kick yeah I mean he did a thing find the thing he did in and Glory he did a jumping sidekick spinning back kick combination we touch them he touched them with the front leg and then spun in the air and spinning back kick there is right here yeah that mean this is world-class kickboxing they came out again I got a friend after me I like man I want all this Fanfare Fanboy Victor Moore karate skills but then they're learning all the skills of MMA and then you see look man if you don't know that karate style and he knows MMA like your kind of f*** cuz they do they do s*** that's like Outlander


    Dealing with Crazy People Will Make You Crazy | Joe Rogan and CT Fletcher
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    but have the Mind everyone's mind is so different you know there's some people that they don't have that obsessed mine their mind is like they're they're better off like running a country store somewhere just being real friendly to be able to come in and being a baker making good food for folks no ambition no Drive whatsoever I'm just happy not doing s*** just wondering about that always wonder like what if I got them when they were little what if I got a hold of them when they were little and then and just introduce them to exciting things and rewarded them when they did well and high-five them and hug them you know what I mean like I needed some people that just they never got any of that and everything was just work and just drudgery and they'd rather just lay around because that is the alternative to work and drudgery I know could you tell me how to get one how do I tell this m*********** his and something do you have anything that you love is anything that you love anything that you like to do you know the start there do you know if a person looks back at you. Really some people it is nothing there's nothing absolutely nothing you I love you guys but your brother f*** at me but nothing that really excites you that you only want to make a difference you just you're happy being blah braids and f****** average I just want to be a cop I just work your f****** car do you think that the world needs cogs do you think that some people are like here's a thought like not everybody but could be a fucken psychopath right now. Not everybody can be obsessed by things the world be too insane and regular stuff I'll never get done right you and I are getting it done you know how many I don't know what people I don't I would like to think one day we're going to probably be able to experience this through technology I would like to know how people think like I would like I would like to know like what is going on in someone's head when they experience like some sometimes things will happen to you in life and you're just in the worst possible State of Mind when it happened and sometimes it's the best possible state of mind and sometimes when is the best possible sitting on something that should be like catastrophic he'll be all right you know what the person who did it to you like look man I know you didn't mean to do it's alright don't worry about it take it easy and then you just drop it and you like feel good about it and then other times like f*** that, and it's all like it's all in how are you wired that day like what what are you coming into what you coming into this with a lot of stress you got a lot of other b******* piling up in your life or you coming into this fresh off a heart transplant can you have like a newfound Enlightenment where you realize it's all bulshit all this nonsense and fighting and arguing for nothing like why why you do you enjoy relax appreciate your existence and in what you and your friends and come and fellowship that's what it's all about field roof psychologist and psychiatrist to that's their field in Somerville worse some of the most mentally challenged people I've ever met or psychiatrist job the same feeling I have her soldiers like you cannot expect someone to just do that with no guidance and no no you have to have an appreciation for the stress that go through every time a cop pull somebody over this might be the last moment of their life every time they come to that window is tinted and they don't know who the f*** is in there and what kind of Warrant that guy might have they don't have any idea and we've all seen videos online of cops getting shot and people getting killed it f****** happen and they're everyone doing with his lying to them everyone to deal with his psychiatrist everyday you're dealing with people who are fuct everyday everyone's f***** up everyone in some some of their f*****-up is nonsense and just want to grab them and Shake him by the collar and get your f****** s*** together man the f*** is wrong with you tied up by that woman still kicked in the balls and experiences on a daily basis mostly positive I'd rather just deal with crazy from you all day long do you have to deal with that when I was when I was briefly in college one of things that I was concentrating on my psychology cuz I was trying to find out what they can I knew there was times when I fart and it was very confident and I knew there was times when a father was a nervous wreck and I was like why what is that that feeling of nerves were you scared as very compromising if it's f****** your performance in the morgue lose it this could happen but to dwell on that is crippling but you got to be able to accept those consequences but you also have to not dwell safe to be Zen that's why I was reading a lot of psychology books and philosophy books lot of Samurai books and but one thing I realized in talking to people that will like psychologists or psychology Majors like you're doing with f***** up people all the time truck with ain't going to get out of here take this


    Megan Fox Embarassed Bryan Callen | Joe Rogan
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    they have some sort of special couch lock my friend's girlfriend while sitting around my friend's girlfriend so hot so hot is when we were sitting there and she goes and I was I was meditating and I saw a deer and it looked at me and the deer gave me love and yeah that's worth it can't let it go let it go with her and I assume she start talking about science and I was making fun of like psychics and signs Don and Megan goes well maybe you ever think that maybe a little close-minded and I don't know not scientifically I didn't know I'm not and I think all psychics are liars astrology but then like Megan literally went into her knowledge of Science and geology and everything else and I was like all you're a f****** hoe oh wait really hot intellectual and you know his shitload and I made a judgment on you it was very I was actually embarrassing and interesting as you would automatically make a judgment on someone was hot like all your lies Venezia's fun right and she's not like that like it's a judgment that you'd make on the son of a rich man like if someone could grew up and is in the family business and his father was a very successful man but he's taking over the family business you'd assume this guy's a b**** yeah right you're wrong so often yes it's such a bad yet yeah cuz like if a great if a great man has a son most like he's going to teach that Sons cool s*** in the sun's going to have to like live up to certain standard right with Megan after I like that's what she does notice it every time we wouldn't be shooting should be reading a book of substance like that's what she does when she was like what are you doing you're laying an iPhone next your head what am I doing other iPhone next the other side of your head if you have these weird conversation video that's my favorite thing you do


    Joe Rogan | Putin Stole Robert Kraft's Super Bowl Ring!!
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    do you think pigeons ever tried DMT I think he's to measure for that I think you would want to know you know maybe I paste a lot of s*** he does whatever he wants he's doors are locked him for sure right kind of power like my my wife was like it's hot the Patriots was it wasn't the only the Patriots is that the guy that the craft so he had this Super Bowl ring on it meets Putin Putin says can I hold ring and then like takes the ringed octopus and I was like he said something like you could smash someone's face with this ring and laugh and then just walked off at the rink and they were like hey what is the Rings like no he just stole the ring my ring I take so you just decided he wanted it and took it off the guy's hand and was laughing and walked off with it as The Story Goes crap handed the diamond-studded ring to Putin as a bit of show-and-tell I could kill someone to string shooting reportedly said as he fit into his finger than crapped out of his hand to get it back Putin surrounded by KGB agents wordlessly slipped the ring into his pocket wow new circular issued a statement at the time with the end of a very productive 3 hour business meeting with show the president my most recent Super Bowl ring craft set upon seeing the ring President Putin a great novel sportsfan was clearly taken by its uniqueness at that point I decided to give him the Rings assembled respect and admiration that I have for the Russian people and the leadership of President Putin probably it wasn't the time to let go of the rain to avoid an international incident hilarious 2013 and offered some back story about the incident alleging that the Bush Administration at pressured him at the time to let go of the Ring it would really be in the best interest of us Soviet relations if you meant to give the ring as a present rapper calls the White House saying I really didn't to an emotional time the ring it has my name on it crap said I did want to see it on eBay but maybe putting this stuff so you can probably misunderstood and the White House voice repeated it would really be in the best interest if you meant to give the ring as a Pentecostal it's not a thief he's gangster Harvey Keitel 224 Diamonds the great Harvey Keitel tell me a story think it was him he said you know Nikita I wouldn't know what's that what's that f****** La Femme Nikita used to watch the show all the time I heard this from I but I think it was Harvey Keitel he kept that dude out into another room and had her out on the balcony talking there the whole time and basically he could the guy couldn't get back in and it was very clear that Putin was making a play for La Femme Nikita and it's like you're in my town now you go take a seat I know you came here take a seat what's mine and apparently she was, I don't think she didn't obviously but then she did right there it is and he Dugger was that he could run the country 2019 that he could run the country in that gangster fashion that he got


    Joe Rogan | Why is Russia So Crazy? w/Bryan Callen
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    bring up Dresden before and after the war what it looked like before and after we're so lucky we going to tolerate document s*** right now I know who is the guy who wrote he was waves in the war against you believe in God he said he just casually said no no the war took care of that for me I never forgot it. oh my God oh my God that lady got barbecued it's hella traffic is real bodies man she had that was just that. objective was actually killed in the German worker to really bring that country to its knees it was it was back one total devastation the enemy was essentially a tactic was a horrible horrible thing wow would most likely seen the end of these wars of Conquest where people trying to take over New Territory site its territories no longer now it's services and ideas ITS Technologies it's in a better direction that things are becoming less and less Elise over-aggressive more people are able to see what's really going to ever last two or three generations where you were able to easily translate anything that anyone saying in any other country you go like I'll rely khabib nurmagomedov Instagram page and it's in Russian you know and I'll translate it and so I can read what he saying and I do that with a lot of other Fighters couldn't hit the translate button worship and their food and their Community Day laugh laugh yeah I mean if you live there you'd be in that style of living too and it's a hard place to live so you got to be a tough motherfuker right that's right but there's a there's something predictable to about how to live there certain norms and practices in Russia being run by Putin that seems to me to be the last big country that might invade somebody like Russia being run by Putin you can almost see him pulling a Crimea somewhere else in the world you could almost see him I think Russia and I think the history of Russia I have not been there I was there when I was very young but I've not been there since I and I have people have gone there and they actually really enjoy it and it's you know just great people like great people the Russian people who suffered maybe more than anybody in the 20s but great people and industrious everything else but I do think that the Run by a gangster well but it's not just that they're run by gangster yes but I think that sometimes the way a populist thinks about certain things can inform their destiny contains control in German tanks whatever doesn't you pay such a price price for that again I told you when I went there in 1985 you didn't see any old men killed but aggression male aggression was what kept those Nazis it back in when they were when they surrounded Leningrad now St Petersburg and stuff like that. And I think that when you've been traumatized to the extent that Russia has been traumatized certain thanks you know the ability to stand up against aggression and to be brave and Powerful those become that that becomes the commodity that's where that's the guy that gets all the money all the women all that you know whatever and I think that's a product of their history so Putin is an admired man in the power he's respected I'm not saying that sir I don't know a thing about Russian elections but I will say this I don't know why you're putting words in my mouth why don't you know what the hell's going on would get elected anyway I think some of them so allowed open criticism of them how many how many journalists have been murdered I don't know but enough only sending all kinds of weird show Google Google journalists critical of Putin murdered cultures and interesting culture why why because not only are we representative heartstrings the military the NFL in UFC all that s*** Yeltsin are okay so they just been doing that forever so this is like presidents just do that in Russia murder Crossfire terrorist act in 2008 there was six of those murder only there's another six listen to of them were brought to trial those guys used to kill wholesale I mean then that's a fact up to their elbows in blood who's that guy that got murdered recently that was running was a political opponent they shot that dude down when his death was not related to the journalist work the conviction rate exceeds 90% was not related to the journalist work so you talking about the rates of conviction that was a weird quote rates of conviction of very high of course they do not pass go good luck with the trial that strip the judges like yeah I listen to you 20 years f*** off why was funnier this way better Ron James At The Comedy Store this is why we're better because we we have protections for our that the people on the fringes are creatives our weirdos are fashionistas all the people that make our culture interesting Steven Jobs with that he wasn't going to CrossFit we provide at least there was Dooku recourse at least we know that there are soft restraints have to be protected and makes you more interesting and it makes you more creative and stronger to be innovative creative and you you marginalize every bill cuz they're different put in the name of Charity whatever like really weird public statement about homosexuality the law and Russia like is homosexuality illegal in Russia wow Apartments it's it's hard to live and make a living so what happens all of creative people who could be contributing and coming up with beautiful ideas there their marginalizes perverts Aviance and that's the dumbest Russian gay propaganda law for the purpose of protecting children from information advocating for a denial of traditional Family Values the gay propaganda law on the anti-gay law building was unanimously approved by the state Duma on 11th of June 2013 holy Batman say you want to protect children from exposure to you know home activity yeah and it was signed into law by President Vladimir Putin have on the 30th of June 2013 how long is he going to be president besides the fact that they're essentially one crop economy which is oil and I guess some other Commodities what happens is you kill all your creativity what happens if you are not a strong country your Weaponry isn't even cut that's the irony of all this s*** and you have one idea what you're going to be f****** week and you're not going to be creative a good rifle it's been right now he's on 7 years in office is Arthur he's been longer than that yeah but I mean 7 now currently and then he did it eight years before yeah but he didn't even take four years off we took four years off he was like running ship from behind he's got to look like I'll kill you like you kill you inappropriateness running a country that requires a strong man who they respect so he's caught in that to even if he agreed to you the world was so you're the king of the world how you fix Russia you you you come back come at them with a few percent and idea the ID I just presented which is the idea that you might want to protect the people that you consider to be Queer as deviance and Weirdos nerd where they are because those people a lot of times our York I don't know why but they are you think they lived in too much of a wartime culturefly for too long identity develop this hardness to them too yeah that's why they're lacking in the creativity and Innovation and a lot of times when you've been traumatized that you're dealing still at the residue and the trauma of World War 1 and World War II and that's very real and you know and also by the way communism and having nothing nnat know they have strong my friend went to Russia and said everybody was nice to him f****** they're good people and their Innovative people in their cribs look how good they are boxing anything the Russians put their mind to that they that they hold value for like strengths like MMA like like boxing without good they're so they're they're incredibly industrious discipline smart people strengths like MMA like like boxing without good they're so they're they're incredibly industrious discipline smart people over there I'm sorry I bet you don't you get everything you want


    Rogan & Callen | Depression and Capitalism
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    30 only 30 maybe what do you do Blake Griffin get a murder in front of you one night stand by noon but he's funny Joey and they see that you know he smokes a lot of weed and he's crazy and they say is true that he just gets up there just Rent-A-Wreck don't know if that guy always has new material like a loser you can't I think Santa is real pressed something probably wrong with nothing but I always say younger people who seem like they're in a rut that's why we huge believer in just just take the steps of getting better at one type of language start it doesn't matter if it's a guitar it doesn't matter just get better at one little thing to start practicing it'll motivate you do other things about well the thing is it's it is real but it's different with every person that's like is one of the rarest of diseases in that like you really can't put on a scale like you you feel like s*** but you don't feel like she said you're depressed you're not depressed but what what level depressed are you are you suicidal or you just like kind of shity can you fix it would like running or cord do you need like real chemical intervention and do you know do you know the difference like what's your community like what are your friendships like yeah your family like she was questioned stupid question by the way how are you eating how are you exercising what is your community like these are things weather in people who live the longest nose size what is it Spain I heard I don't know if I'm right has the longest per capita live people right now and yet huge alcohol and tobacco consumption but they are connected to community there there why why not enjoy that instead dancing dancing song it was we as we are ruthlessly competitive Americans true Americans are f****** ruthlessly competitive and insanely aggressive football is a game of war it's simulated War you're you're you're you're capturing territory and everything else we are so aggressive that way and look and makes us a great country we also pay a price for it no question about it like I get I do get the notion that we need with that there is this idea that where the left a lot of left his look man this this capitalism stuff that seems to be creating isolation and depression like how is it going is there is there a conversation to be had about how we figure out how we structure our lives were Community takes more of a presidents were job security take more of a press that's all they say like a terrible idea because a lot of people are lazy and because of the incentivizes people from action and there's a certain thing that people should have motivation to succeed they should have some drive and they get some satisfaction out of achieving goals and those are all things that I would not want to deny any young person from I think those those are really important things for happiness in the end one of things that they've they've studied when they studied happiness and people people that are goal-oriented in that set they set goals and Achieve those goals it's one of the best markers for happiness and it does surly mean money you know the problem is we like to think of it as money as it's a money thing but in athletics and art when people without Finance attached to it at all when people set out to do something and then do it they achieve a sense of self-worth and happiness since and then understand understanding of yourself who you are this is what's missing from a lot of people and and and again I'm not a clinical psychologist I don't really understand depression I don't I don't suffer from it but I I've known if people that have to know that there's a lot of different kinds of it it's all different and I think some people just have to have a broken brain there's something wrong in there and it would be nice if there was a chemical that could fit into that slot and fix it and sometimes there is for those people and sometimes it changes their lives and then I've known people that were on the wrong medical akari was on probation it was f****** with him and gave him depression you know and sometimes people they'll change their diet. Rhonda Patrick posted something I think it was on her Twitter account that how information led to impulsive decision-making led to cheating on your diet and led to poor decisions in terms of an overall lifestyle just from having higher levels of inflammation so eating shittyfood not getting enough sleep drinking all those things lead to inflammation right all those things cause you to make more impulsive food choices she food choices bad dietary choices bad lifestyle it almost like information wants more of it here it is study finds an inflammation even at subclinical levels and healthy participants May promote impulsive behavior and an inability to delay gratification is that amazing yeah it's like I think I think what you and I are after like when the reason I'm happy and the reason I feel so fulfilled is I'm able to express myself fully I told you they're there like a certain developments my life like I was like I I I want radical honesty in the sense that I don't have to lie about anything I don't want to lie about anything I want to be very honest you and I have always been so honest with each other and that's why we know each other so so what that allows you to do is to express yourself fully and completely original self-expression is my whole my queen of my idea but but so eating well if eating well the way I don't want to get the way so I investigate how to feel optimal so that I can just not have to get in the way and I can do other things I love that is a form of expressing myself like I always wanted and I'll be I'm nervous today cuz I got to go Spar some fuk I don't even doing it now how many years almost 5 years now five common to throw the old left right left


    Joe Rogan Reacts to a Jung Quote (Reliving Trauma)
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    people are really in the people being really into that women like that who are into dating trolls her friend was only in the guys that she knew she could do better that's so that they don't step out on them damn crazy, you know that Carl Jung isn't the Carl Jung f****** line that says that which we don't work out in our subconscious we will act out as Fate In Our Lives how about that cuz you will relive patterns you'll relive trauma you will relive these patterns and you'll do it on your own terms and wonder why you keep Fox why do you keep dating the same person why do you keep falling into the same problem why after 2 years is go bad what what is that well there's a way to actually creatively at least sit with that and observe atoms and be aware of it that's what therapy does will call it fate knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darkness of other people which is a lot of times and you're not going to is he happy you know there's a lot but we make all of us do this we make excuses not live our best life and he was like nah live dangerously and try to be the best you can be just work your ass off and if you have to die if you have to take risks and die and leave a good-looking corpse is the idea of turn your life into a f****** circus


    Rogan & Callen - Are All Men Created Equal?
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    do you think the meek will inherit inherit the earth you think if that was a prophecy that they would be talked about technologists they'll be talking about like the people that run Twitter and Google and Facebook and in the internet tech people which is if you think about like the amount of money that Facebook has your money that YouTube has it like these these enormously influential tech companies even Amazon right yeah like who who are they who are they vision in darkness are very aggressive notes and they're very thoughtful competitive I think I think who's the make so I think the meek that the philosophy behind that and I and I and I think the United States also works on this premise in the sentence is the American dream is that what keeps the masses from rising up and taking the money from people. The Have Nots from taking money from The Haves and especially when the haves rr-rather slimming number in comparison to the large proportion of population that says $500 in the bank will what's great about the United States was always worked about the United States we don't have these the French Revolution in this country is because the American dream is about potential there is a potential I may not have money now but I made and I will because I know I will cuz I'm an optimist I will be in the one percent eventually I got it yeah bro I'm telling you it's a great idea and people need that hope you take that hope away you take the ability to take the idea that there's no way I can ever esteem out of my condition you better be careful that's what that's that's so potential the potential to be better than potentially wealthier but think about how all of us a lot of us as well as we get older leftover I think it's a way of getting people to at least live with the fact that I'm a serf I'm a peasant I have no way to esteem out of my condition but at least I have the afterlife at least I know that if I live and I suffer well and I suffer quietly and I suffer with dignity there will be a reward after this what is the conventional definition or the conventional meaning to that state the meek will inherit the earth Ecuador how to Scholars interpret at what religious do you think Jesus was a real person historically I think there was probably a rabbi name Jesus of Nazareth Nazareth that that's what that's what that seems to be the conclusion about a lot of historians he was a radical radical man cuz he's simplified Judaism is really look you know you could follow the Book of Leviticus and all the rituals it takes to become a good Jew which is a certain way to quarter a calf and there's a play certain things you can't eat when you have to bathe and you have to all these rituals they said that way too complicated whenever the spread the word this way he said just make it simple do it right about hello said in the the Old Testament do unto others as you would have them do unto you and hold only one God is your god in the father so that we're all the idea of a monolithic God is that there's if there's one father we're all brothers and sisters that way we're all the same moral worth that way I can't judge that way I don't know what your worth only God knows I don't know I don't know where you have I don't know what your value is your human being I can't quantify that I think I think that's a beautiful thing I think we all benefit from that religious and that judeo Christian idea whether we know it or not and if you want to replace that but my only issue was atheists if you want to try to replace that are rational idea that arrest I did it we're all the same or what cuz I can't prove it but if are biologically but what do you replace that with rationality you want to try it you want you want to run a society and rationality can't do that well if that's the most dangerous idea that works Bedrock mortars in the handicap is draining resources from our gifted and I'm telling you now in a lot of this weekend in about history what if we live in abundance around new people take care of the people that handy cuz it doesn't always last and you can't predict the buttons at 11 right now but not really not for a lot of people easy to justify if you were just pray to the god of rationality be very easy to justify then people have done this in history people are severely retarded whatever they are severely handicapped they're draining me cuz I know you love him but we need this money for over here you're in a hospital you're taking one of the very old very informal you think we need religion to keep you from taking people off life support well I will say that I think religion and specifically The Joker and I included them in that and by the way I mean Buddhism is all talk about the sacredness of the sentient being are there because and I think we benefit from it I think that all of you too I mean where does our justice system is predicated it's predicated on the idea that all men are created equal do we benefit from it but there's also real problems with it we wouldn't have compassion for the people to mentally handicapped it does it's too thick or what I'm trying to say is that there's something very irrational and and very religious about the idea that all men are created equal and we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal right and you got her our talks about this brilliantly in his book which is that you cannot prove mathematically are biologically that that the idea that all men are created equal is that seasons of the new BSA is Israel right sound so because we're not LeBron James if he standing next to me is we're not equal is my chocolate Avatar right so but we inherently know that our humanness our human that you're not equal physically he's a super athlete but I'm funny or I had my own gift to I have suck Asian imagine if he was really funny. Like if you couldn't follow them that's when I give my girl she imagined that though I would protect him with my girl has a 6-foot what 11-6 965 f****** 7 ft in the air and I go mister mister James I'd like to be a traveling occupied by night when I don't want that I'm not your type would be so embarrassing like if a guy was that good at basketball but then was like a natural at comedy special and he's murdering and you still going to be something I don't know babe I mean there are at once but at the same time what I'm saying is that you can't quantify human being because you don't know what their potential is found you you got to follow him he's going to murder and then the King has left the building least he's going to drop the mic and walk away and be a problem and you got to going out of town is it really right and working like it's the amount of hours that we work on our craft verses about a basketball player at the practice different listeners one it's a long road is like you take a guy who has the kind of discipline and work ethic than an athlete does at the highest level of the game and apply that stand up, I bet they'll give further than a lot of us


    Joe Rogan | GILF Porn w/Bryan Callen
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    promise it doesn't it stifles Innovation that you you become really pedantic and good at following instructions but you're not going to be very Innovative you'll be really technically good but you also want to be too naughty and you want to do that weird s*** like what part of your father's going to be so mad at you Mom or derivative of mom is I think the second most typed in word in a p****** what are number one starter you young and the because you're raised by an older lady or an older man your Headmaster there in a position of authority and is you're coming to well as you're coming too and you're formulating your point of view of the world and making sense the world you tend to sexualize whatever gals rims into the Grand Old Duke she's an old guys like real old like that about your body looks like warm cheese why would they like that I don't know who the f*** knows that is a weird thing that you hear that some women like really old guys you don't hear that from women from men rather the world old hoes there just hose that got told you that one I said that I go what you look like when she's making it the disaster just like I can look through it when she goes why you don't why she looks at me no way she she she sees me I don't like this


    Joe Rogan on Brendan Schaub, Telling Fighters When to Quit
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    are you getting punched in the head what is going on with you and I can't punch hard how hard I mean sometimes there's have been my buddy Chris from Boston is a giant and healed by accident sometimes you need to get connected and stuff but no you know you learn how to kind of keep your hands getting older you worried about that I'm insecure about your brain is a little cloudy Jesus cuz you're older what are you doing are you getting that look like yeah that's right that's what happened so keep that s*** up man he storms off yeah well he he came to the realization that he was yes he he made it out of the right invested in him like my brother so whenever you talk about ctm like he's honest if you wasn't doing good he tell you you know if it wasn't feeling good. I think everybody needs someone who they trust implicitly that they that can pull the cord on them tell them hey man you got to stop getting hit yes and for young Fighters man it is such a hard decision to make. I'll talk to several guys who tell their fighter several trainers have to tell their fighters to retire and it's never easy it's never easy and central angle identity the fighter will leave and go with a different trainer and be successful and in the the you know and this one case the trainer was like I wish him well and I'm sure he can still beat guys that's not the the problem is he's showing some obvious signs of deterioration mentally neurologically The Way She Moves the way she talks and could a person cares about you is going to go okay we had a lot of fun this great run your fine right now if you can talk if we can treat whatever problems come up apparently CBD is fantastic for that for a lot of people with brain issues and a lot of immuno inflammation issues because of trauma stuff to do not know what magnetic stuff that has zingano did Riley went down San Diego and soldiers where they put the electrodes who is retired who doesn't still feel like they could fight for the belt is already 48 that you never lose that part of what makes you a great fighter and a killer is that that sort of Love of the Game if you have Paulie malignaggi right now I guarantee I guarantee your life could you buy for a total of course


    Rogan & Callen Talk Paulie Malignaggi, Khabib, and Boxing
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    Highpoint malignaggi who's at my gym and then he kind of knew he was waiting I just figured out who the f*** you are so so I take the opportunity to ask him like I'm just asking like some boxing questions next Endeavors give me a boxing lessons he look like he was in shape he was like in he was giving people pointers he's very he looks he seems showtimes he knows the game he's very smart as well as he can figure out the puzzle power-punching and he punches in volume is always in great shape me patterns like just basic things that I was like damn I really want to see the actual sparring match between him and Connor cuz all DLC release is Connor cracking him I know it's a long one there had to be some fun moments of the yeah or something yeah that's as a promo ruthless bro with the idea that they weren't going to use that is more ridiculous come on what who are you you don't understand how this business do you think that they're going to spare your Sensibility bare your feelings and not show edited versions of you getting popped my problem is so that I have a problem with that all across the board because because I feel like when common decency Fairplay you know a contract and answer the contract you in that you enter I'm coming out to help you out to do is use me go fuc yourself if you sign paperwork over at 5 sure they did but that's a sneaky move and I have a problem with it I just don't like justifying anything because it's going to be good promotion I'm always uneasy bad press What you talkin about him actually happened you hate the truth cuz of you if you hate the truth I could understand why you would want to show on that video that I have kind of did drop him when I left and it still be a great fights Conor McGregor vs Floyd Mayweather in terms of it creating this fight with r that means citizen against not the best award and reward for my favorite and Roy Jones jr. Aamir Khan like if you are like he has an amazing record he's fighting a genius in Crawford and probably it in there's no shame in this he was supposed to fight Kell Brook's any kind of went you know what this guy is time is on his side and he's going to he's kind of figured this out he's bigger and he's going to kidnap to he's going to hit me in and maybe hurt me here I don't feel like doing this anymore if that was the case I forgive him for everything it's okay. That was a smart decision baby was really hard does Yard-Man number one yeah I mean I think Crawford like when he fights Earl Spence and I think that lomachenko has probably had more fights and you can really get into this conversation cuz he hasn't everybody they said how many fights it was something ridiculous like that I mean he fought a world-class sliders first time out Jorge go to Crawford Crawford a great amateur background to look Crawford the difference is Crawford way bigger that's the difference if they were the same size would be really interesting to see what would happen but Crawford's a lot bigger than him he would now it's just what is footwork is unparalleled but Terence Crawford Men first of all he's probably the best switch hitter ever next to Marvin Hagler he might be better news hard to say when you can see he can have your game plan for that no-good southpaw meaning of the best aminos Anderson Silva as prompto who does figure out your timing figure out what you do how you enter where the gaps are where the holes are okay I see the key to the castle let's rock and then somewhere around the end of the first round and it would start switching stances on you and f****** doing some Bruce Lee moves and the next thing you know he's got his foot in your face yet I tried to figure you out of the elite Fighters they're just the best at solving the Little Riddle That is what your skills are how do you solve the Riddle That is copying there, that's a different riddle is that motherfukers not on the outside boxing you and isolating had two hands on that wrist he was stopping him for a long time from closing his his hands and and that seemed kind of effective for a while I mean good luck so long but that's like saying you're running a marathon hey you know he beat me in the marathon before the first hundred yards I was way ahead think I even appreciate it I mean I can intellectualize it and I could describe it but I think when you're in there with him like when when he fought Edson Barboza he had Escobar blows up against cage fighting a baby and I love I love looks like its legs body looks like you know guys here at the pool, works out maybe a little it just doesn't like making like a most muscular pose or something cut the s*** Bro eyeshadows look like that when you yes I really got into lifting while I think I am weak I'm like striking demands and your muscles in your fatigue and it works the other way too cuz I remember I had done any striking at all in like a year I got the nun 02 and then my friend Jamie and I are doing Jamie is a trainer and we were doing this training session and he had me hit mitts to and like just Mets for a couple minutes of gas that was like an old is possible so I roll all the time I'm in good shape right now finds that way when you can't we get guys for triathletes whoever they come in and Wayne McCullough trash out at the great way McCulloch my trainer while of love thy God he's the best I f****** that's one of my favorite people in the world in the world find this guy here who's who beat Morales who fought Prince Naseem to the distance and nobody knows it and he never tells anybody and you'll see these guys hitting them like Wayne why don't you tell them because they don't ask me I don't I don't bother them he's just the most humbled in while I get drives me f****** nuts but lost but we'll get like traffic people in really good shape but if you if your sparring and you're afraid to get hit you stop breathing and sew in 3 minutes into minutes I don't care how good of shape you're in if you're sparring and you're afraid to get hit you stop breathing and sew in 3 minutes into minutes I don't care how good of shape you're in the middle get pushed once you like literally it probably took me three years to get over that in the way cuz I have no confidence is a boxer and I shouldn't


    Joe Rogan | Mountain Lion Was Killed by Rat Poison
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    putting outline yeah it was either one just died a famous one just died where I got a text from you know out here he ate some rat poison ocean that's a real problem with rat poison man rat poison doesn't just affect rats you know what there's like there's secondary in the dog my dog ate it loved it and they pump the stomach giving charcoal and then he had to take vitamin K supplements for a long time yeah yeah the people they poison the rats than things eat the rats you know about lines of famous mountain lion Collard and wondering tracking re7 is not the one that they spotted at the not know we were going to get a photo of that right yeah let's do that with the Hollywood sign behind it now it's amazing for the best it's an again it's so f****** human cuz this line as a caller on it like it's got bling on really dead in front of Hollywood sign and it's as big as f*** I'm going down that way Spring Mountain elk I bet that's 130 lb yeah maybe 150 think about that doesn't seem they but you see a Rottweiler a police dog like that's a German Shepherd 90 pounds good luck set at the painted Canyon and I might actually go and trap one with him how many how many do they think there are others are quite a few 150 wow have your a deer hunter in California or :-( all year round you not looking forward to it and yeah I see a lot of deer in Topanga they're drawn to me I feed them are you with me energy I feel safe with me but is the GG of a connection with them do you think I run with them until I release them and I go


    Rogan & Callen Talk Africa, Mosquitoes, and Scary Animals
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    but that thing in the Congo man's it's apparently a very difficult spot to reach is very dangerous to go through there couldn't know when Justin ran go through there he has some hair-raising stories about being held up at gunpoint in ordinary people thought they were going to kill somebody bands got moved into the Congo and lived in them in you know in the jungle and who knows who doesn't just go and building Wells wanting to give people money get $5 every time someone signs up and uses the code Joe Rogan and they've built at their building Wells right now because that was the latest number I forgot what the number was he sent me an updated it like very early on that we're dead built to Wells and then they built a bunch more and provided water to a s*** ton of people down there I don't know the exact status clip of the pygmies in the Congo for a long time but that's what Justin said that they smoke a lot of bacteria and parasites and stuff to the anime parasyte some water skin diseases and weird things like that the other jungles not even if you have evolved to live in it a very I spent enough time in the Indonesian rainforest I've never seen bugs like that in my life I've never seen it's so loud sulfur coil good luck with the mosquitoes bug spray their laugh at your f****** at your bug spray you got to carry out you have to burn to self a quill and just hold it has like a heating coil in it and some fuel and you ignited and the the heating coil it heats up and you put this little pad across the screen in this little pad has his stuff in it the mosquitoes hate it's probably terrible for you but the chemical waps up in the air and I'm telling you it creates a 10-foot bubble around you where no mosquitoes get it yeah I'm not using it every day I wouldn't recommend using everyday but if it's difference between like and jointly cuz you're in a place like Alaska go try to raise crops in South Africa When Animals when elephants were everywhere and lions and leopards now even now these poor villagers that they are poor and they build these crops and they they have this farm and they they have all this food for their Village and then elephants romantic and that's a wrap you want here like I have a lot of stories about elephants have this mistaken South Africa there was this guy was a farmer and he had a donkey and it was tied up and the elephants came into his property and he shot guns and got them the hell away from there and then the next day the elephant's came back and stomp his f****** donkey into mush stomping the donkey was on yeah route they're like really gang gang gang then of course the other the neighboring Farm in the elephant's came she she laid out a bunch of food for them in the eyes and they spared her her crop there all these elephants have this mistake which is all by the way maybe the biggest a holes in the world he's watching like this little bump what's up oh my God yeah elephant came over and rolled it over about you wow you got to see how the video I didn't pull those three elephants, Lions Hill elephants which is just so nuts they did they will take a chance to try to kill an elephant they'll jump on their back the try to Jack them or when you go to a game reserve in South Africa you can't it has to be big enough to sustain lines cuz it's super expensive cuz they're just a pride of lions eat everything got to keep replenishing the animals because they just they're just too effective you know after the dentist shot Cecil the lion and became the international outrage they ban the lion hunting and because of that people didn't want to go back and they weren't getting the money from it so they want of euthanizing like 200 lion I have because their ungulate population was getting devastated but it made me think when I heard that I was like how many lions are they killing how many people are going over there to hunt lions to bring them good money a huge part of South Africa's you know that part of the conservation in that like we are so conflicted in so weird that the only way we have animals that stay alive in this part of the world like with her and record populations that is to set up so you can kill him so like that we figure out some weird loophole like we don't want the Rhino to die hey we don't want to ride or die either so let's go out a bunch of them all the different animals that you think Plains animals in Africa their record numbers their nilgai to bring back to taxes to rollover taxes you know there's so many animals there and a lot of those panels were on the verge of Extinction but they're there because people kill them like what a f*** if he has another drum unbroken migratory range weather in Rome for thousands of miles but most of Africa now is broken up into I didn't know that Darian Cameroon or whatever but most of Africa's broken up into a van in South Africa it's all basically with the exception of Kruger Park it's all abandoned you know cattle lots and then they just did this money and it's You by that lot need to stock up with animals and then you drive around sustainable ecosystem call Rodney Allison population and lion population when we think about Africa right when we say oh elephants are going extinct in Africa like Africa is so big crazy it's so big you seen the map where you stuff all the countries in South Africa in abundance of them in one area and none in another area it's like saying like they have a black bear problem in New Jersey what could do okay today yeah they do but that doesn't affect us here in California


    Joe Rogan | Imagine Seeing a Gorilla if They Didn't Exist
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    too busy for bigfoot ideas yeah that's been that might have been a real thing it was a real animals like eight foot tall bipedal hominid absolutely enormous arms and runs on all fours and like f****** fangs when they fly through the air each other and fight holy mountain gorillas any more because they have DNA date did the only chimpanzee species or subspecies are cuz she's sick. They found that has a Crest on its skull like a gorilla 1902 bro yeah the mountain gorillas was named the gorilla in honor of the captain coaching agent he helps protect gorillas from poachers and he got them to pose standing up in a selfie and even better there's video of him tickling the gorilla and the gorillas laughing laughing like a person was there a Bigfoot Gorillaz Gorillaz are we are closer to chimpanzees than chimpanzees are gorillas wow expand their territory they kill other males and their women and children into the area that they NX decimate them they are so many so many similarities to Bondo Apes they call them this is the the giant champ there's decent at the nest on the ground to like gorillas are they is violinist the locals have two names for chimps over there they have one they called tree beaters does a regular size chance and the other ones that called lion Killers they're so big they've been they've got a videos of these things what girl you don't know if it yeah they're enormous Champs so they don't know if it killed the leopard or if the leopard died and then they're eating it they don't know but they do know one was eating a f****** leopard so you got to think Yami kitty cat when they're standing up there taller than me I'm 5-8 4-6 ft tall you're six feet tall so that your height yeah your height but a champ and a jack champ God is probably 253 lb I don't believe they do I think they do they have two giant chimps if you let it as big Champs those are just big Champs they're huge. no dude know if they know that you're facing your genitals smell like she's imagine standing there you turn the corner is a champ as tall as you looking at you disaster I have to go low and no man has ever heard of a horse email Jim and you wouldn't even even if it was muzzled mannequin still rip your arms off like what are you doing yeah you're made out of Jell-O I'm your Elder I've held a small when I bathe my puppy and it was his back felt like wood actually got cut out whenever one abusing scene but there was a guy was like an animal trainer and he had a couple different animals with him and one was a baby chimp in diapers and this baby champ. On my back and beat beat on my back a couple times and I was like what the fuc a couple times and I was like what the f*** it was like you hitting me take crazy Punisher


    Joe Rogan | There is No Evidence the Earth is Flat
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    listen to Radiolab on the way over here and they have a new episode out about the asteroid impact that killed the dinosaurs holyshit man right there is an under like there's a very hard layer of rock that covers a large part of the earth right and that is proof that somehow there was an asteroid that hit and it got really really hot and the rocket that is very morons version of a size that they clearly layout really hot after an asteroid hit did they found dinosaur bones in it they don't believe in dinosaurs do you know that right strong political opinions about central banks and think it's just a lack of real education and then you get you get caught up in these YouTube things that show you a secret and it's very attractive is very attractive to look find out about some hidden stuff yeah like oh my God I can't believe they did this they hid from us the fact that the Earth is flat Jesus by space space the constantly beaming down this information from the sky satellite or not real nuclear bombs are not real or not real adjust big bombs but then the problem is when you break your leg and you have to set your boner you get staph and and you have to trust big Pharma to cure it or you use your your iPhone and it works and you're talking to somebody in that Paddock one stop Coruscant with links up with the f****** one that's in the sky and it tells you where you are on the map that's why your Google Maps Works Jesus f****** Christ are probably only five or six flat-earthers know there's a lot of them there's so much evidence that the Earth is round and no evidence that the Earth is flat it's one of those things where it's just like what are you guys doing you're chasing your tail yes I'm crazy too busy


    European Disease Wiped Out 90% of Native Americans | Joe Rogan and Bryan Callen
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    sorry there's a layer somewhere around 66 million years ago that indicates that the Earth got hit by an asteroid that's what I mean that in the layers high in the Iridium I think an iridium has it's very rare on Earth but very common in space and there's a bunch of other indications that that's the time that it hit what they're saying the Radiolab on is that the current state of understanding is that the dinosaurs and basically most died within the first couple hours like all the dinosaurs think they were all their bones are there fossils are in that iridium layer a lot of times right after they think that their blood boiled in their body to think it got so hot that during the few hours that got to look 700000 degrees 1200 degrees is just got insanely hot now I got to worry about f****** that's a full-time job raise my kids that's we really should be thinking about not just how bad were f****** the Earth out but how bad something could fuc the Earth up from the sky that's what we really should be paying attention to instead of paying attention to so many nonsensical things people concentrate on there's a real chance we could get hit in our lifetime with something that end civilization like that at 100% Can Happen I had Graham Hancock on last week and we were going over his new book this book where is it up it's accilent and Graham was talking about to call the America before it's the evidence of civilizations in in the Americas in North America particularly in the Amazon that did they think that there was millions of people live in the Amazon but when the European explorers came over here the game smallpox and wiped out everyone and they came back hundred years later and there was nothing like the entire civilization wife they said think I feel like I'm fourteen ninety-two are there was a I think when the Spanish came up through the Mississippi Delta the same thing same thing they wiped out 90 BP a lot of people think that the genocide of the Native Americans was just European soldiers in and people and settlers killing Native Americans 90% view missionaries are going out there and trying to convert them to Christianity you're giving them you are diseases they knew that back then they knew that they were like you're there getting sick and they're dying of you know that there was also in there like we're getting these colds and people are dying didn't have any resistance to a crazy dirty Europeans their s*** water shoots outside their house and I'll f****** Vermin running around that was War of the Worlds member War of the Worlds they weren't ready for pathogens that's my whole philosophy on we all try to be tough one of the things about all of his men or anybody is we hate to be vulnerable so you Night Train and I stay in shape I eat well and I will never ever I don't think there's anything such thing is I don't think you can be really ready for a situation when you get bit by a tick or you get the flesh eating disease and you die I don't know if there's any way to get MRSA yourself yourself but you are ultimately very vulnerable but then what this Radiolab was freaking me out about was that there's so many of those things floating around the sky and this would Graham talked about in not just his book but done in previous books that they think that's something slammed into the Earth somewhere in the past that ended the Ice Age probably wiped out at a giant chunk of the large megafauna on North America the large megafauna on North America led to the almost instantaneous Extinction of so many different animals and so it goes and so it goes and it can happen again that could be a supervolcano that's all kinds of stuff at that all these f****** things that this week


    Joe Rogan | What Do Dyslexics See When They Read? w/Eddie Izzard
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    do you say dyslexic so if you read something what do you say I read I say it but I got word blindness word blindness I just see other words long words I I couldn't wrap to my lashes to me a ages to say let's learn to spell I just find it a vocalized so that in my head and my head's not the people they can do a page another do the speed reading and they just you shouldn't they could just take it home pages and its tongue out, I don't understand that either that's that's tricky so my spelling was Kat with a K ceiling with an S biological spelling fun things in a memory in my head that's just sort of a permanent distinction like you just this is who you are there's no way to fix that seem so I haven't heard of anyone coming out of Dyslexia saying now I can meet my spouse and now I can do things I just think you're stuck with that take me to creative thing juxtaposing things on your wall you have different languages they don't leave from one to the other that can be fighting right against it all completely Bonkers are out of it just looking here in the room you know and things to get I think creativity with Trent was trying to throw ourselves by in comedy buy something with an opposite and funny Caesar you should I'm going for the salad lying when I said that Caesar salad I have this guy was invited really ready to million golish people you know and he ends up as a salad is not cognac Napoleon Cognac and Brandy but he's a salad what's that so yeah this is my dyslexic traits but I think you get Delta SkyMiles when your bone whatever genetic cause they are and the balance of life is to play your cards as well as you can


    Eddie Izzard Broke Into Pinewood Studios When He Was 15 | Joe Rogan
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    do you enjoy the most erotic films I probably enjoy the most cuz I want to do that when I was a kid I discovered the film was with existed I broke in the Pinewood Studios one of my big studios when I was 15 broken yeah yeah can freeze things that your scribble things as are scrubbing down stuff off the end of film and I said of the United Kingdom alphabetically every town and Village and city that going listed alphabetically London has achieved train underground trying not to text with expertise in a bus to displace roundabout like I do if I said that to the big gabled entrance where all the big stars were coming and I went to hell and I haven't got this bit worked out so he went up in the shed. I will be back to can I come in people showing them passes and stuff and I was just walking in so it's okay you can have the confidence to walk in so I did the 1615 sixteen-year-old confidence and I just marched in and something else. I was saying I was in as I've said my piece of stomach about cuz I had to walk at a certain speed if you moving this sentence. I thought that was going to stop you so you come creep around looking this cuz it what are you doing here in fact it's kind of loose inside Studios wait you your marching around yeah with the marching around kids I'll leave kid has just exploded can you continue can you say twice or three times in Pirate language I want to do and why every time I go back and I'm not she filming that guy slow speeds down streets I'm just filming around the country hits


    Eddie Izzard Used to be a Street Performer | Joe Rogan
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    I'm so you've never written track down no I couldn't I sell used to sketch comedy like a bucket put Monty Python thing and I wrote those and then I was doing a Street full of the four years and that's very Unwritten I know that viticulture like that's difficult development Withings escaping from a woolly jumper he just really give her another chance with Kelly jumper pullover sweater as it was it was like these people are insane so we would all these different moves so that was quite friend that I went solo and everything ask apology from chains and ropes and then from a 5-foot unicycle from a pair of manacles eschatology meaning a escapology Escape all things are named for it never even heard of that I think Google will tell us the reason Escape artists and you made a conscious decision to do this like on the street like this is how you're developing yeah that was developing cuz I couldn't get my sketch comedy thing wasn't going until the end of Festival we have but on the street you have this freedom freedom on things of working a bit and and it's really kind of feral no one's checking you out no one knows what you just paid you just on the street so I I was useless at this and then I developed a confidence I've Got Confidence in fighting as well as something that comes out of it there's a confidence Center in the stomach I developed his confidence on my own to go and stand on if you ever seen the film my fair lady or seen the film Eliza Doolittle. It's a massive Piazza it just look like animals and put them on the floor people so it stopped working and let you know when that sometimes welcome to the invisible in the end you going to get out of work at having it out and so there will be a definite and then you can go and please can you give me some money so that's alright that's the ninja training her for me cuz I love to perform when people didn't even want to see me I lost all my confidence on the street and fat I'm fat is a thing Army does this so you know break you down to build you back up Marines monkey temple to back out a table 7 in drama school that break it up on the Streets of London change light bulb and a friend with maybe a dog is helping but I can rig up something stuff and if it didn't I didn't care


    Eddie Izzard Does Stand-up in 3 Languages | Joe Rogan
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    yeah it's all on a diesel. Komen and but I go to I go to Normandy 75th anniversary of D-Day I like to and they fought the Battle of Normandy in German of their Messiah and in French and English on the other side and so I do three shows in 50 minutes in German and then I hear 50 minutes in an English than 15 minutes in French and then we have a buffet and everyone hangs out and they speak French in English stand up in multiple languages yeah that's how long does it take you to learn that why did school go for 8 years I did Germans for two years so he was probably a sort of low-level political thing I just thought if I'm an English guy going to France during French then maybe a french cake that won't English now you can use it as a as a bridging language we were talking about Google translate I know French kids first get my friend yes seen by Louis has performed in Helsinki in Finland and finish kids have been watching the second language they've been watching in English and listening English and he's been performing a french guy performing anywhere so they met and Loft and a second language was that way so did the battle happen in such a celebration that now we don't go to Boyd Nursery languages anymore and you have different 50 minutes for French different 50 minutes but the words are or I'll give you an example I had I said Caesar he would end up as a salad hi guys it's me imagine 81 Day Magic on salad Monday we finish up is a salad in German say to the salad and that would have but they still love me the same it's just practice really you know anything in life you could do if you were taken out of here you do Sweden speak any language anywhere to go surprises cuz I have short was it you know if you work in a restaurant your way anyway you went with no one's giving you any English coming and you just have to pick up the woods and I'll survival instincts would pick them up and then you might have a strong accent but you did you met everyone we can be so I can set up is artificial scenario of I have to do this so I had to learn French wonderful and I started it in French so I jumped exempt revised to work I don't write anything I just go and you record on your phone or do you know he's not with the laughter makes 10 I've just been listening back to the chairman shows in Berlin and the loft is the mix so I'm saying this positive thing it sends out a nice message is Hands Across the Water Camille and when you can you do them from us and the comedies I do is to sort of python ask Monty Python type of surreal comedy and so I just need to find that audience in France at Aldi's in Jeremy that Holdings in Thailand I'm a student but that was a nice set-up but I played in I went through and in Tokyo in a fight in Hong Kong and Shanghai and the guys do you have the the people for the check you out so I'm not specifically violin it's good to get out in the I eat ass you said play the world see the world to see it I will go to the Mind play in Australia and England I've done gigs and Stockholm and Northern Ireland Dublin a few other places in Europe but most of time when I go on vacation I just go on vacation and just go to experience it just to have fun yeah I don't play very many put I played in Australia and England I've done gigs and Stockholm and Northern Ireland Dublin a few other places in Europe but most of time when I go on vacation I just go on vacation and just go to experience it just to have fun


    Joe Rogan | The Future of Humanity w/Eddie Izzard
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    so I mean I'm with you in that I am ridiculously optimistic I think that I think people I meant I follow Steven pinker's logic of people will sort of look at the horrible things that we have today and say God this world is terrible but there are definitely terrible aspects but this is without doubt the greatest time ever to be alive that we've ever seen at least in recorded human history giant part of that it is basically This Global worlds which we thought was going to be beautiful thing in the fact that life on the internet yeah I've got to be optimistic yeah well I just wouldn't be here but this military aspect like something back to that but yeah I do try and think I need to do this I think that's a good thing to do if you go the same speed as the river they could throw you on the Rocks they can give you a wonderful ride it could be anything but it's up to the river by his iPad like crazy sometimes I backpedal like crazy I have actively backpedal against things and sometimes use them pedaling faster than the speed of the river to try and guide myself to you that there's a possibility that we need all this negative in order to reinforce the positive that there is some component of human life that desires or or relies upon negative things to reinforce positive things that this yin and yang that we exist under that this this that week we see the horrors of war and horrific poverty and all these terrible things in the horrible we see this and it actually serves to reinforce our desire for positive things and reinforce and pushed our society any more positive direction I mean I almost think that this is when we see National tragedies and shootings and all these different terrible terrible things there's there's all this fear and anger and frustration but there's also action in the action might meet you might think there's a lack of action by politicians or lack of action by the police or a lack of action by whoever we think should be responsible for mitigating these horrible situations that happen but publicly that the social fabric of the world the way people communicate and interact I think it reinforces our desire to not have that happen it reinforces our understanding of peace and our our love of peace and I think that these these bad things that we see in our world there almost Propel us towards a better world because human being constantly striving for improvement and Innovation is one of the things that we do we want things to be better and bigger and faster and stronger and we want our society to be better at all times never say this is good to keep it just the way it is whenever it's whenever said that so might my thought is that even this even what we were experiencing this country would like as it seems at times were on the brink of civil war between the right and the left and people lying on both sides and conflating people's opinions and changing people's perspectives Jerome narrative that I think that this ultimately all this angst until you see it from the outside and you look at it or what the f*** are we doing I think it's a natural part of the way human beings figure out life I think I think almost the same as you I would. things to go on a stick of World War II Shania we went right to the wire on that and then suddenly became back and maybe not even wasn't even the political will on that it was just activates the Japanese haven't bumped Avo we wouldn't you guys we would have had you guys in us with us for the money the Russian people we wouldn't have won World War II and that was when they were in this agreement so I can't quite work out Humanity I do think positive I do think of the negatives you can appreciate the post is not do Thing 1 Thing on on the brexit brexit thing that's been going on has a lot of young people coming on saying what you're going to lose all this stuff that we could travel to to your without visas we can work that we could retire that we can get a healthcare.org what what today they could lose a lot more so yeah the yin and yang that you can I think I think it's going to go on this way and also somebody wants once we get to a good place I've noticed a lot of people will say okay I'm not going to be politically active anymore I'm just going to carry on doing my life and other people so things I've noticed people will get activated to get to a result may be an election result or something or referendum or whatever it is and then they will just back off I get frustrated single that done that's bags and a positive way maybe I'm just say but now I'm not even go to pay attention what's going on I think this out rolling backwards so I think we're going to keep having it like that maybe the percentage of positive things to negative things has never changed over all the years it would last 10000 years just as more people in the world doing more positive things and doing more negative things maybe you meant he hasn't changed Jasmine is the size of a brain is not move so we he went back to seven 70,000 years ago we would still be able to have conversations like this even though we wouldn't of the Raiders and the things that be more on I'll try I think I'll try to be better than you were trying to actually stay by I think all the way back and it went well just bring me food you nice good three fight if it wasn't that they was maybe going to millions of years ago but no 700,000 years ago we landed on the moon open I think Michael Collins in to come out natural said this is for the world and it was just kind of feeling a Neil Armstrong it is it's a nice yeah I like grabbed hold of that guy the kid I was growing up not being able to talk to space travel in a hundred thousand years that's what they think right didn't have real language I think it's about a hundred thousand years ago the best when it came up in the first place we said was pause bastet's and all they did was ate kill it go poo and have sex that's all I did those things by the enlightenment of Human Rights it's a week we added maybe we'll never know but it has happened I just don't think a bloke did it upstairs with a big bears head now is the time that you speak do you make Handbags and no fight was with the mg42 and now I just I just think it happens and we need to roll with it and try to make humans work on this planet cuz I'm going to be getting Mouse soon and you can just say that we going to Kalamazoo some bitmojis cuz we want to vote in government you two are you a slings you know they're going to treat us the same way Americans treat the British you can just see that


    Joe Rogan - Social Currency in Shame Culture
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    little assholes teenage boys this get a s*** on me my friend Eric said that's my friend Eric crisp he said it to me once he's liking it because he was dealing with some teenage boys in his hometown and he was like the teenage boys of the most f****** dangerous animals on the planet because they have all this testosterone no one's really giving him any guidance yet they're sort of just out there wild and it trying to outdo each other one up each other yeah you know and then they're they're cruel they're cruel and they also are insecure and so one of the ways to calm set insecurities try to make someone else feel like s*** taken some weird Natural Instinct that people have well that it that is that's what gossip gossip is mild hatred and go sit when you say sound so the less that you lower that stand you love that respect for their that value or whatever by saying something or you can do as an action and then doing so you raise your own yes I think at least one going to see the dawn of time unfortunately that's what you see the social currency of today's like Shane climate like shaming people for this or that or attacking people for whatever very thing to do in trying to get public shame against people that haven't really done anything wrong with what they're doing as they're trying to do that to elevate themselves they see someone in the public eye see some of his famous or Rich and they're saying that person to f****** loser and there that you know of a sports figures in perfect example they drop a ball you f****** loser and they're they're doing this to sort of maximize this sort of this like this downfall this if they see anything is going wrong with that person's life and if they can accentuate that pump it up but somehow or another they think it elevates them it actually has the opposite terrible for them terrible for everybody but they have this Natural Instincts competitive instinct to push down the person they think is elevated too high Allegiant to the trolling thing online that you can do from behind a firewall if no one knows who I had a woman on the back of one of the bank and then they change it up every few years and they took the woman who was on the back of articles with 10-pound that was something they took her off and they changed it and then stop that and two people troll this ain't too and saying you should do I should be raped in that hellish stuff a piss-poor way to communicate with people I don't I don't do any communicating with people online I don't go back and forth with people and put it over the back of I don't I don't comment on things I don't know anything I said I talk so f****** much as it is doing this and like I said enough I know you don't know how I feel about things Jesus Christ Have you listened to this goddamn podcast that's me back and forth with a person and try to explain myself there's no benefit when I was doing stand-up in the club some people might shout out of you from the front and I know you're drunk you're an idiot what am I and I would not think that first green is what I told him I wouldn't go into a thing I would but really what it is exactly what I did was no f*** you am I doing with my life yeah that was my dad's bigger than you looked at so I can is that my dad's bigger than you with that and my dad wasn't so I can


    Eddie Izzard Explains Brexit to Joe Rogan
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    you guys are dealing with brexit all right yeah we've got a house that change the climate of England build the wall stuff and yeah Baby Come Back the Constitution 1787 from countries that have hundreds of years of history and learn to live together before the hottest thing in history of the world things happen different time as well sometime and maybe didn't have this idea of a week Mark this often then we've registered this lamp so what together is It's tricky at some point someone was going to say I think we would like to change it so we like to move out so this fight was bound to happen and so it's it's it's right at the center of it cuz you could just enough probably like you have on your news broadcast you can listen to people talking hours and hours and hours of that's going to get tricky so the universal wage is probably going to have to come in the I did Loretta basic income or you can live your life and artificial intelligence Party by 2050 next 30 Years if I can 85 and I just saw it was hopefully it'll get better over time and now this one up in 2019 and it's definitely better than that the vote and they 78% of them want to be part of Europe and the older people who are passing away and say Hi how are you with where you from and what are you do can we love for you can you learn from us I think that is the way for Humanity to go forward or you can be fearful ancestry go back outside. I don't talk to you I want to know about you and that the fearful and suspicious way and I think we have to be brave and curious otherwise we're not going to Make It in America what you're essentially dealing with a bunch of different countries that speak a bunch of different languages where is we're dealing with a bunch of different states that speak the same language but it's kind of doesn't make any difference yeah I don't make much difference in it as America shows you can be completely at loggerheads whether you're saying the same words I know I think of you to not saying the same with it easier for people to say who are these people we hate them because of a single where they're saying but yeah it's an easier way to be on it and I've always had this is just a racist with a xylophone these people we hate them because, seven single where they're saying that's but yeah it's an easier way to be xenophobic Sykes racist on it and I've always had a xenophobe is just a racist with a xylophone


    Eddie Izzard's Decision Not to Transition | Joe Rogan
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    we are you do take hormones or anything or no but I could I could transition but then I thought if I transition over then I'll just be but I tend to do to the block. So now I'm doing films boy most anticipated transgender actually I can control other people's embarrassment cuz they don't know what to do I say Hi how are you relaxed and then boy Steve McQueen in the Great Escape finally wants to be Elizabeth Taylor and looking like a hiring an accountant auction router Virginia Woolf married and he was like 93rd on the list of credit somewhere someone up there likes me you watch that you can see him this is a knife fight between full name is Steve McQueen and he's like a heavy Young Thug and a heavy guy just a small player and then the second families in with him is tarring and Feathering weather equal billing and I think Paul Newman is first and Steve McQueen is higher if you look at the names on the poster Pony man comes in from the left so he's name is first and Steve McQueen is on the right front tire and phonemic that's how they cup equal billing without your how do you put equal billing if you have to stop and let reading from the left is to two guys you said yeah that both then Pony bats have a cup equal billings out your how do you put equal billing if you're going to stop and let reading from the left remember the film they come out of his two two guys you say yeah that both decent guy there yet


    Joe Rogan | The Fascinating Life of Steve McQueen w/Eddie Izzard
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    the funny thing was actors write that billing they want they want to make sure that their name is red first well that's that's I mean you going to have any goes to do these things I mean so many things need an ego to do them and then hopefully you can switch go down when you come off State some people come to that when it comes to billing Steve if you never Steve McQueen and his mom was a prostitute found himself through a boys boys Retreat you know that he was breaking the law on XML to this place and they told him to these kids out of train wild horses and that was one of the first things he did and he's just so ambitious with Yul Brynner in 7 you know that film at the beginning with his coloring and it but no habits such an amazing load and Steve McQueen have the beginning they go up to Boot Hill to bury this Indian guy Boothill of them and the people are not lying at this racism in the town and they both go up in the ride shotgun again to hear it but he was he was Yul Brynner with the top guy and receiver it's a beautiful story doesn't end brilliantly but you know bullet is Great Escape is great was just his kind of a force of nature but he was also do crazy things I mean really crazy things we should just know my mom died when I was six and she was in this and never smoked since you had a Battle Cats tell me what shoes is what is that nothing makes sense if you might let you put in random into the world that's my theory of the universe


    Eddie Izzard is Going Into Politics | Joe Rogan
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    you are running for something now what are you doing I'm going to I said that but 9 years quite consistently I would like to say that I was going to run in 2020 week we had set terms and politics like you always had you got a four-year we arranged into a five-year but then we come back to the old system which is where the Prime Minister the country can choose when they have an election and it can be anywhere up to a day and the next day after the election after 5 years later so we have no idea decide you know what we'll have another election in 2 weeks yeah and they wouldn't do that for that but you know like we have a generation of 15 2015 and then 2017 having been if it's only two years tourism I was persuaded that he could go over like you're not going to win big on the tons of extra seats and then we'll be able to do whatever we want but they lost seats and sometimes what is a traditional guy in the fourth year because if you go older you can always go and everything's pretty good okay let's go now we go. But he is fabulous and we can cuz we know where's a good place and then you have to allow hit 6 weeks for election campaign but yeah that's we do that I think other countries do that but supposed to United Kingdom Wales in Scotland is this a step are you going to move further along the line or you were going to eventually know that would be but you have a set. Of time where you going to do this and then afterwards going to retire no I I would do it no set. Of time I just got to go off and I can come back when I stand up lifewell you can like books you like to write books in the hospital's it's all a bit hazy but not sure if you have the same system as my friend Doug Stanhope was running for president briefly kind of as a lark and realized that he really couldn't do stand-up because we did stand-up he would have to allow equal time for everyone else who wanted to perform who also had some like his stand-up performances were then thought of as political campaign running form answers sing along those lines it was like some weird bulshit that he was going to have to navigate that he decided to back out of it but he was bullshiting the entire time she's doing for fun now I'm going to do it I think a lot of motivate and encourage my in the world to go in a positive direction I think I've been saying this politically then I think this is a lot of century on Earth or its after sent you and I think next 80 is everything we're going to choose everything here either going to wipe us out the planet or we're going to make it a fair world at 7:45 billion people will you have a right to have affair with enough democracy and transparency enough money to live a lifetime of family know everyone know billions of people living on $1 a day or $2 a day so I think we need to get to back because then immigration raises its head you'll come to my country every country in the world and that's old people moving around because they have enough money to live on or I'm going to security cuz it's a war Civil War and if we could get beyond that then a lot of those problems away so but I'm going to take some talking about a global vision future whatever is slightly we seem to be trying 1930s politics again and implicitly area so I felt well I'm going to I'm going to look for a vision of positive vision of the future and I know when I came out as transgender in a B-52 was no way I could have imagined anything I didn't know where I was going to go I just thought I need to argue or discuss at least try and set up a positive image version you know cuz was just so out at transgender you need to talk about it people MD MBA the told mentalism if you're in a shooting bullets but everything in the end of psychological and if I was going to do that I was going to try and do they said I would take risks in these areas of of you know I'll go out and people say of you know I'll go out and people saving the street whatever they do and do that and then I'll run the map is not knowing that you might have to be in an altercation


    Joe Rogan - African Buffalo are FEROCIOUS
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    what should I run a mile today running amok got ready at 8 daily Riley run the morning run at lunch running at dawn is beautiful in the African doing like coming up we worried about something running up and grabbing you saying I wasn't I mean they told me I should have security I wasn't I was kind of cool that's for people we work about people around any animals I was in a mountain zebra National Park and text you know they tell you to sit in this set of shower bang big open top vehicle with metal bars open late are the animals they know that the shape of that Thanos Michael and Michael doesn't taste very good so you'll be fine with a gun outside the Lions win yesterday that's fine and they told me you know that's what lies that come in the NFL for snacks lions are kind of organized like that we ate yesterday and we got need to go have a bag of crispy new the new the line you around Batman they don't take any s*** anything about bulls like people when people try to ride Bulls like domestic cow bulls and ruthlessly aggressive animals throw you through the air now think of them but wild and in Africa fighting off Lions that's that's African Buffalo I mean they are ferocious animals and that just I didn't know what I have to do with hippos if you come in between that water source demo just kidding I didn't know what I have to do to Buffalo's weather I had to write a check to go anywhere near like to that grab my room to be a threat at all they're just so powerful they just just launched you in the other great video that I was watching this morning of a lion they was trying to take out a small Buffalo and the other one got behind the line and launched it through the air was literally flying like 40 feet in the air like flipping head over heels cuz it's the strength of this thing to take a giant cat and Willits had to whoop and just flies that wasn't the one with the crocodile as well as no no this was one that was on the side of a dirt road have you heard about the Wild on Instagram I think that's the is that this is the video so it looks like the lions attacking his one look at that boom not nearly as high as I thought it was maybe I'm thinking of another one particular strain of lion that there was a apparently the river split sides or the Riverchase is path and it turn this area into an island and the Lions had to adapt because the only thing they could eat was Buffalo which is very difficult to kill you know what we usually they're eating Antelope and other small things that aren't nearly as dangerous are so these Lions developed became far larger so the female lions are as large as a normal male lion and they're poking like massive muscles and they're just enormous it's his enormous strain lion fits exclusively eating buffalo is a whole documentary is a National Geographic documentary I think it's really good but it's just incredible to see these things walking around and they look cartoonish still like the Hulk so it's hard to tell you have to compare them to a regular lion but there's some images of these things walking around it just looks so much larger than a regular lion because they just had to adapt and I would think that if you're running around like if you're running you got to think like you're you look at something to try to get away with me running around to the green vehicle for the big methyldrene vehicles that and they just said stay close so I was one door flip away from I just launched myself into the open-top so I would have been in that vehicle before they go to me I hope she was the Game of Thrones and she was in one of those parks and she had her window rolled down and they tow I keep your windows rolled up at all times to try to take better photographs and the cat reached in and grabbed her and pulled her out of the vehicle and killed her his last year and then they're there dangerous creature yeah and you just have to run in with him terrible have fibro look at that. That is just so awful that they actually caught it on camera when she just thought it was you know she was safe she's in the car I reached out and grabbed her and pulled her out ya out there running around


    Joe Rogan | Martial Arts and Bruce Lee w/Eddie Izzard
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    show me a transgender when you straight I'm straight transmits like fancy women's I'm a wannabe lesbian so if you come out you can stay in the closet down the Millennia if we go back to the ancient Egyptians further this part of my world fight that at least 75 that oil in a. Garfield I have that one fight in the streets and I landed one punch on the streets because of this so he was just going to stay on that Wicket keep saying I said just chill out chill out and then the third time I just said no I loaded load of swear words on them and then he swung for me was the handy things and then I swung back and I landed one punch can you come teach yourself why did you do that when I was six actually as well so I like the idea of doing these things by told you they was always at the bigger kid you go getting pajamas and the bigger kid just throws you around it I got that work like at the hangar I couldn't throw to make a kid I could do it now but I've never video online of a very old judo expert in I think he's in his seventies or his 80s and he's working out with these young men and you see his Mastery of Judo as he's young powerful men try to manipulate him and throw him around and he effortlessly watch this this old man he see him he's very very old and he's throwing these guys around in me as a martial arts expert these these men are not doing this willingly this is legitimate like even that guy tries to throw him and is a black belt who's trying to throw him but he's so good and his his use of balance and Leverage is soham he just knows where to be like see how yeah yeah that is throws himself into a perfect position Maids really stunning to watch and this looks like it's from the 50s or something like that is really old but yet to say 75 year old judo Master me this is an old man and the young man is much larger than him significantly like 25% larger than MB at least maybe even and he cannot throw this old man it's really amazing beautiful art but it's just the way that guy's body can toss these people through the air and yet they they are helpless they can't do anything to him that yeah which ones you get two and striking martial arts my background was in Striking which is in Taekwondo and then eventually kickboxing and Muay Thai and then I got really into Jiu-Jitsu when I got older and wengie jutsus what's the difference in grappling color choking people it's like it's not the rose like Judo there are throws in Jiu-Jitsu but they're really comes from Judo it comes from the ground fighting aspect of Judah was right out of emphasized but the Brazilians really emphasizing retarded they figured out what the best way for a smaller person defeat a larger person that is really the only martial art that I can think of that works like you think of a martial art in a movie like in a Bruce Lee movie like there's all these people and they're always bigger than Bruce Lee Bruce Lee f*** them all up in the real world that doesn't usually work like the bigger people have such a giant advanced when it comes to like striking like you're never going to see like a heavyweight in the UFC fight a bantamweight Fighters a person weighs 135 lb just wouldn't which has too much of an advantage in Jiu-Jitsu it's legitimately possible 440 lb man to strangle a 200 plus pound man and do it relatively easily if they're talented I I saw a documentary on Bruce Lee and he had the way of no way go to me I mean that philosophy crime-fighting to be so trained up in so many things that they do not know what you're going to do and I kind of adopted that he had overcome two significant Pride Prejudice to adopt that perspective because when he was studying martial arts you were supposed to be loyal to your style so if you learn Kung Fu you were supposed to be a Kung Fu Man For Life you weren't supposed to also dabble in boxing and wrestling different things that he was interested in he was interested in taking what's useful from all different martial arts and applying them so in a sense he was really the founder of mixed martial arts what you see today and Ryan in the UK their cage Warriors and the US has the UFC and now there's bits worldwide now to the art of mixed martial arts of putting all the different styles together and you could do whatever you want within the rules know I like the attitude of gratitude be prepared for anything and everything and be like water like that was his other thing figure out what's the best white what is the what's the best best path yeah you know yeah I just I haven't learned when I what's the best best path you know yeah I just I haven't learned when I am waiting for someone to give me a really hard time right now I am checking in online


    Eddie Izzard Ran 43 Marathons in 51 Days!! | Joe Rogan
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    we were talking before and you were trying to tell me you were lazy and like to f*** you I saw that thing that you did that documentary where you ran a series of marathons in a row no training at all and I remember thinking before that had this opinion of you and opinion of you was your funny guy you're a funny comedian you have a good stand-up you obviously work hard at it but then I saw that and I was like okay there's something going on there human being kind of human being that can push themselves into doing that day after day after day and I looked at your feet with your skin was literally falling off ear taping everything up and that's a that's a person that's got you have an iron will I got some very unusual will for a comedian doesn't really exercise like when you were doing him you were Me Maybe actually has a little bit but you weren't in shape and you decided to run how many marathons first one yeah that was 43 and 51 days 43 marathons in a row in 51 days with no training at a death way I did have time at 6 weeks training encyclopedic about you live alone and Revolution motivate and be able to but on the spot training a training as you have a long but I did the first time you for the next 33 cuz you go I've done one time on the second and you can call me RA Georgie come punch this guy you count for the metal I knew that you already you've got up at 5 or 6 in the morning and it's midday and you're you're going through that it was yesterday and I didn't actually wear all the time so we started bathing in surgical spirit with you cool something else if they said it's a method of your face and so I got a tough and actually that goes through and then I started and also apparently cut in 27 mountains in 27 days in South Africa in 2016 and that was the temperatures for crazy on that but it seems that the body was switch on a healing property that we got lights and in ourselves that we don't use and you will heal quicker that you will heal faster the more you got to get stronger after that it's kind of easier used to your body just a dab somebody understands Yep this crazy-ass whole thing to do is crazy also and the Brain goes what kind of math and she'll be run today as opposed to what kind of Marathon I understand let's let's try better Mathis don't push it too hard you know you the brain sucks talk into the body and somehow it levels out and about Sorel American 18 - 23 all of this country I grew up in and you feel up the road the fields the bird I didn't know any music I want a safety thing for traffic but also you could hear everything that's going on but running it was somebody's house and there was a river running through the back blackberry's out of the bushes like I did when I was a kid it just became effective Federal this the hellis tocopheryl marathons that's what I was doing which is fine and I'm just wrapped up in this other place and it was beautiful on the last day the last run when you cross the line feeling like why this is a bit she brought out that picture is me, they put up some flags and stuff that was beautiful I tried to do it a 5-hour Marathon that if you know the Speed 2 hours is what the slow but then having done 42 minutes in suits maybe it's fat and I missed it by about 30 seconds but it was it was beautiful to finish it I was really quite strong on the way to I didn't stop at any time that was that was good in South Africa though 27 days salute to Nelson Mandela's 27 years in prison and they fight they put me in hospital because they killed my kidneys were given up experiencing rapto what devices I couldn't spell being dyslexic and I was paying Brown pee and and did it real pain love last time and this is without exercise so I trained but yeah this was not through the whole series of marathons or was that was I I tried to do South Africa twice 2012 was my first one off today for on an empty cholesterol drug and then they said either hospital now into the bloodstream of kidneys it's apparently something that happens when Fighters over-train as well and sometimes are not doing it scientifically so they're not analyzing their heart rate or heart rate variability and they don't know that they have a really truly recovered and they continue to push themselves because they prepare harder they have this sort of mental mindset just train harder and you'll be better off but that's not necessarily the case of your body can't physically keep up with the recovery and sometimes they'll go into a fight over trained and then they wind up getting rhabdo from the fight Tappan several times since cause a few deaths yeah well they said that he said you care on 2012 I would need that medication I would have told you know they check you out the final flag with a Chevy waving flag you could another Masten together and it's just what yeah I might bring like a this is kind of good but because it is 90k you going to do today ignore it carry on and it was a rough rough whole day that's up 5 hours then another 5 hours 5 hours plus they got to come right back after this I have to go which is 90k and they go to 1200 so I said I will do 90k in 12 oz orgasmic when you finished it must have been incredible finishing 84 was beautiful you finish at the steps of Nelson Mandela statue where he was president and that was I actually go faster than a thing where you have to speed up there was a wind that was a single sport relief is doing it. Was raising money and I wanted to finish it inside the camera with the letter window till 3:15 South African time police at schools with needed a certain base otherwise you'll get carjacked things and and it is and you won't survive this account we just ignore ignore it nothing Drive is Victoria start me off and then I'll run there and we'll just continue it on that so we had to do that so we got behind because I wasn't running cuz I'd be driven that crossed it's dangerous. Of part point of road to be dropped to Pretoria and then I just have to run the kilometers off so they have like a car jack Andrea we got to do this just Chicago then so I said well just get me closer to the Finishing Line and then I'll just run right this very matter where I'm running now we no speak Torino we need to finish I need to just run that distance so I ran the distance off but the time and got behind so I had to speed up from 7.5 km an hour to 10 km 7 extra said it was me which was kind of evil I was never considering not doing it and I got the live feeds at the London finish the quarter past and we got about 30 minutes pass we have at 2 minutes and they just caught it before the weather is this Sunday and so they kept talk normally they said we can't talk anymore we got 2 minutes and I'm going to talk to important people go away that's what normally happens if you're talking to life present national press but I was on the thing and they just can't talk because I was a slow news day nothing was happening and they say we got this idiot that I'm going to go away now I got to stop this I have to start my own interview which I've never done in my life I realized they just got no one else to talk to desperate did you notice a big change in public perception of you once you completed those marathons now Mount their butt fat plant I got to pass up that play to you if you're going to do that I was trying to do selection you know that they ask they have selection your Delta posters Navy Seals they will have this thing that can you just go on and on and on and it's the stamina thing and that was my civilian selection for whatever do the next shot he said he knew how to shoot things I played my cards I've never got back in a few done the whole South African failed and people are tweeting about me and he is a you know Africa kick your ass either you just going to TIAA you know this is Africa I kept trying to reset the day that can we get back and do the thing but doesn't know we went okay I'm going to finally be able to that and it suddenly it's on it's on it's on and I didn't I couldn't try him again and so I thought I'd just go get it done and then day 5 isn't Hustle day6 I just didn't look good it was 11:35 38° whatever you know and I'm used to it and I was not used to that and so I was I would have made that I feel but he's didn't even know what the word meant nephrologist I was very cool black dude in the he was that inside Afghan Easton East London is cold is the city just a big place and he's going what are you doing you need some Hydro while and after that it got better but I'm so they 11 I got into the national National talk shows no one else that just me and animals and this is a rainstorm as well in the middle of it getting stronger through the barrier and I also cuz I run full Mac and then a day off and then the fifth sixth day I ran 2/3 or Mathis Road 142 that's masses in 6 days the eight mountains in nine days is always one day behind so I'll stay out there and that'll be a good climax take and off my South African thing what is going on with your mind when you doing this because you you're not listening to any music in your in this sort of meditative state where you just Left Foot Right Foot Left Foot Right Foot breathe in breathe out like I just feel it just I'm such a beautiful thing of May because that's what we used to be as humans that maybe I'm reaching back out on the Plains and we were looking for honey Wild Honey or berries or fruit stuff and and if we could trap something we've vitamin D and you're getting stronger pain that somebody once read my time ever do the hand palm reading but I was at a Halloween party and there's a palm reader read my hand I never played Sports this is one of my gifts to myself accident I think for the age of 12 in your teenager is your bones where they moving and setting and at that time I was out there doing anything so I think my knees have never gone the people say running in the knees my knees are not gun I got a whole theory about that the heel of the foot which it should never in a you should have spent his toes curl running should be that's not how people are supposed to run those actually change by Nike they developed a running shoe with a fat heel and they changed the way people run they change the gate and it's responsible for a lot of injuries I think that I'm that medicine horses if you look for the Halo horse it's right by that bum has the toes and then you go and we are the ones that use the scale thing obviously initially to for walking to make us balance when we went from the chimpanzee station to the most people if you just give them if they're Barefoot like children for example like one of the things that I was reading this book about barefoot running and how important it is to develop as most people that have problems from that they're really having problems because their feet don't have strong muscles and then because of the atrophy and the way they driving a regular running shoes essentially like a cast and that you're you're so used to being protected in this calf that everything sword just gets mushy inside of it and then you're also striking down the hill which is a very unnatural thing and I want to watch my kids run like my kids will run with me sometimes and they naturally know to run on the balls of feet that other naturally run and when people start running heel first that's where all the problems come it's just not a normal way for people to run yeah and I was also after running on Sutton road Services weather just dropped instead of doing a tarmacadam kind of covering they had just put rocks out to see some Lauren come along tractor just drop rocks out of the back instead of hold together the mud and in the Rainy times and very uneven surface pay out of the foot and I was I was doing these very thin sole running shoes Vibrams in the world vivobarefoot ones and we run marathons in Barefoot initially I was and then I train it I just got so hot and then I left it to them to choose my wife is here and he's olympic-level so he said okay honestly I make a deal with these shop Rock Spot already shop I was every few steps and they were just they had they were laughing and running along that faded built up like and it's very this is very rule area so let's a mortal Mortal that was that was the rain that was the rain stop done with the flag and I do to people and I'm glad to say how are you in that Kusa Kusa this guy seems like he's wearing women's clothes as well


    Eddie Izzard on Being Transgender | Joe Rogan
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    yeah it's it's tragic the things that was going to I was going to be in the military when I was a kid that was one of my I want to be in Special Forces 50 years ahead really it's not the top of the list and I want to go boy mode and go more than I do. Romantic films and boy mode and then I'm touring and Gail night and digs stand up and I campaigned for politics and go mode by just do that I just switch change backup Hills flat shoes like if you what you didn't have makeup on and you didn't have the heels in the nails you just see mail down I think it's genetically a million of those some I think was quite a lot of people maybe who were the way that like they live their lives if they're in the chickadee male or female I feel but I feel I've always felt since I was four five I want to express the side of myself and it's built give me Matthew McKinley family except for the ability to build muscle mass is easier for men in a great football is so soccer players whatever it is what is a tiger attacking you and trying to kill you you don't care that he's disability so you've always felt like you gravitated towards feminine things tornado gravitate towards a lot about that I like a witch water going to send me to ask you what you want to send me to school with or sent me to the wrong one yeah so I decided to do that in 85 when it wasn't cool and I had a lot of fights in the Streetlight People screaming abuse with me taking people to court or just report in police then we went to court and yeah and you fight you fight your fight instead of going to do a military fighting thing I've done I've done I said Winfield languages that run over a Samaritans going into politics next year and the and yeah and the transgender thing is it's in a better place than it was because of probably Caitlyn Jenner and the the movement that you're seeing Fort except people that want to do whatever and anything I want to do yeah it is these are the teeth Mall open Mall allowing was it was it was just that would but yeah 50 years to get to Seven Mile feeling which is scary when I was a kid I think the United States population was less than 200 million now it's 300 million Global was whatever it was now it's 7 plus border urinate backgrounds in around the world they will say what we need to have six kids cuz that's what you're worried about your money yeah that's what we do but as he can always get better people have less kids and that hopefully that should come down there should be a boss Jamie I think they feel leveling off of so as people do better they have last kids ya-ya-ya so I'ma glasses 2/3 full person do people think it was a gimmick what it would they think they did in women's clothes just say that women can wear trouser pants when we used to go at men's pants and but yeah so if you're from a minority it's kind of a good thing so if you didn't stand up to him so if you are from a low-income background you say rich people I don't know why he's doing this I'm doing pretty well now but this is a joke so I thought I better wear a dress and then they said okay he's very serious but he looks a mess is that somebody said to my face right as I was walking out of the restaurant so I thought that's not very nice and you have to be able to deflect and go well with your scumbag so f*** you too man so I can mostly men put some of that you razor and state is right there and they will do that and so I have stood in the street if you've unloaded it in a sweat was it effective to me and I've just weather while it was ever going to do your house and do it because of the way you dress well it was into it wasn't there was an altercation over I was just packing my car I was just driving got the other one is just screaming at me so I'm shouting back at him giving him with a ways and then I will ask who is that idiot and they said oh that's this guy and he said we're going to do your house when you know what you guys said this was the opening Gambit willing to do your house when you're away let it be letting you know there are coward it was It was supposed to be didn't want to pay our company that's kind of terrorism did you think about just going out there and f****** him up I don't think I'm quite that I would have liked to have gone to the middle to think of a dump that I've learned how to do that you know I've never have crap my God myself up to the nothing I do need to cry but I haven't got back


    Joe Rogan | The Differences Between American English & British English
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    I'm good I'm pouring coffee in the first seconds the perfect match at that's a good way to do it British and American you say this and you say abs and we say hugs because of the f****** ancient it right wasn't she she is now using a French cooking with the stuff here and that we could do the Revolutionary War and then they will hate each other and color and you have a y and tires what do you put in touch open res turn the you guys got on the Mayflower and they said okay we're going to talk like this whenever they say who a lot and we're going to get food. Why in the tires and Anna I always wondered like those were the first people to leave England and Europe like what the f*** happened to their language cuz they developed the most disgusting brand of it well you've got your A's your bus tonight to check on his strong bus and coming out of you I got rid of it we don't have an r at the end of a mother by the mother and the rest of America hasn't had a much stronger and island has that that's a very Irish influence thing and for us the eye when was playing when I'm playing American roles like that the air was the hardest thing to get facts just hot hot re-coded heard her tell her she's just doesn't sound a lot of time spent in England is working like little bit of downtime doing stand-up and and hang out over there but most of it has been working either work for the UFC or I didn't really get a chance to really spend time in England I'd like to I'd like to do that just because I understand you folks well I different breed countries now I think everyone is actually the same when you get down below level but you know if you're going to reach for you this could be a number of things which would make it seem different brand names will be different than the Esports does everyone supposed supposed to be that kind of thing and underneath it all it's going to be it's going to be more Main Street people full spectrum of what interest people is much more open in that way the collection of people is very similar it's just their operating in a different environment a different theater right yeah and you're such a large your country is so large compared to us cuz it was a thing of 10 only 10% of Americans have passports but if you love to do something like that but then if you look at where the temperature in can go in America it's just so huge row


    Why Does Fugazy Mean 'Fake'? | Joe Rogan and Eddie Izzard
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    I'll take some anytime back in history it's always been hell it's always been rubbish I think transparency as opposed to Tasty if that's the way you can check I really think that we're going to have technology within the next 50 years that allows people to definitively understand whether not someone's being honest would it would make it a bad sign yeah I think so there's a bunch of those little terms like fugazi Jeff promise you nothing fugazi is one that people use for fake it was there was a limousine company that was writing bad checks fugazi limousine service and it became like a thing on the East Coast where all these guys that he's a fugazi cop that means you're a fake cop yeah fugazi became of a big word Charles Ponzi that answer


    Joe Rogan on Trans Weightlifters Breaking Women's Records "This is Craziness!!"
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    you see that a male who identifies the female just broke all his world records and weightlifting a new one just came out wonderful congratulations everybody broke everything went in women's world records in f****** weightlifting with the dumbest s*** well you know Billie Jean King Beat Bobby Riggs she was 29 and they say that he threw the match cuz he bet against himself alright he was a big Gambler that was what I heard here we go again that seems like a very strong man it's very rare but this is so ridiculous wow congratulations on your excellent performance crew anybody tries to knock achievements the hard work speaks for itself whoever you are besides he identifies as a woman and then compete on Jazz woman and weightlifting just f****** stop everybody just stop you're in crazytown this is officially crazy yeah it's legal or illegal it's nothing to do with being open-minded it has something to do with logic this is craziness enabling people to do something that's preposterous this is nothing to do with being open-minded a kind of people 1% for people being trans sure I'm a hundred percent for people doing whatever they want to do just don't hurt anybody and I'm cool with that same here but this is just your make-believe town of fox and go live in the forest to leave your woman and compete with women I want to see that in the NFL you know you got like quiz that before and after is a two different looks most people don't compete in organized Sports most people don't know and if you're trans Maybe be something you can't do it for girls to transition to boy you know that school in Texas that won't let this girl is transitioning to a boy they won't let her compete with boys so they make her compete with girls and she's on f****** testosterone so she's taking testosterone to be or he's taking testosterone whatever you want to say is taking testosterone to become a boy yes and then now is forced to wrestle with women young girls all jacked right jack little boys like a boy wrestling girls crazy you grow a thumb that's what happens yeah but a man transitions from when you used to be a woman and now you're going to a dude what are they do I just can't wait till the day where they can do it genetically where a woman really becomes a woman like a man becomes a woman or what woman becomes a man but guess what even if they do here's the issue if you knew that a woman took steroids for 30 years and developed insane tendon strength and muscle strength and then stop doing steroids it is scientific fact that you are going to keep a very big percentage of those gains what are the what is the percentage of 30% of 40% it is whatever percentage that you would keep after you get off the steroids that is significant even if you're not currently on these performance-enhancing drugs your body has been artificially boosted to the superior level through these drugs yeah and you lose what does might not come back well I mean I'm in the doctor I'm a moron but what I do know is when this is nonsense land we are all so blindly Progressive to the point we let in s*** like this flywheel that now you're not looking out for women right because now women are in this weird position will you put him there at an unfair disadvantage right f****** crazy not Angry God damn it makes me want to drink real Heineken of a sick Society answer to symptom of a lack of rational thinking to symptoms people just beat beat bending over backwards so hard to be Progressive and open-minded that you're just you're giving into these extremist these crazy people there looking at this thing completely delusional e it's a symptom of a lack of rational thinking to symptoms people just beat beat bending over backwards so hard to be Progressive and open-minded that you're just you're giving into these extremist these crazy people there looking at this thing completely delusional with


    Joe Rogan | This is What Flash Gordon Thought About the Future
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    I get on that elliptical machine and now I'm doing the elliptical you know for the universe like Flash Gordon you letting motherfukers know I'm saving the planet ever watched the old Flash Gordon from the 1950s TV shows Flash Gordon I watched a bunch of episodes of Flash Gordon it's weird to watch what people thought like space is going to be like Italians it's so strange I mean I think Flash Gordon in the 50s we make flash toward that make it accommodate but keep the soundtrack cuz it's Queen Bohemian Rhapsody soundtrack make Flash Gordon a comedy Jack Black get does will you think it'll Flash Gordon the movie now the movie that's that I'm sorry in the future at the belt buckles like such a strange look man it just a lightning bolt on your chest if she pull up is that yellow cuz it looks so this is where he like it's so shity like the special effects were so Holland does Flash Gordon Irene Champlin Dale Arden in the real way women back that all have flat butts unless they do gymnastics that's right unless you're some freak of nature accident may I didn't do it right in front of the microphone like I did this great doesn't hurt microphone like idea is great doesn't hurt good for loosening up my house yeah that's what they had


    Joe Rogan Finds Out About James Charles
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    this is what I'm going to say we're talking about we weren't even talking about this but her is watching these YouTube videos of this there's as young gay fellow does makeup tutorials any network show has ever been created how old was he 20 okay if I should bring the second I just blasting it popped in my head during Coachella he got accused of being in this viral video that happened it said it wasn't him but there's a ferris wheel Coachella ignored if you ever seen that you don't talk about the big famous thing that people take pictures in front of during a concert you could see a silhouette of somebody getting head in there and it's two guys he's all about makeup not had a b****** fun of someone subscriber 6 million 16 people that put on too much makeup he was going crazy with yeah yeah that is f****** banana 16 million people and he's doing makeup tutorial looks great you look great Megaman axess especially through computer it's so easy so easy just type in the next thing these people that move Network in their right mind like NBC would never say hey that young guy let's get that guy to do a makeup show the f*** out of the office how to do a makeup show the f*** out of the office you don't know s*** about Raiden Rabbit Hole would YouTube send you down if you typed in this I just let it keep going that's on its own


    Joe Rogan | Nascar's Surprising Beginning w/Jon Reep
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    yeah that's why I think I should bring your hockey do you still fight in hockey NASCAR fights in the pit stop with duke it out but yeah let's see if there's a caution everyone knows what happened you got to have a beef the car in the middle of the infield with brass we have a wrestling ring and it's like full-on let's go get in the rink will get it will give you two minutes and then if you win that match baby you get a little time shaving off you know I wish that more that's it we're like half rest 1/2 man so I can put the weird one right because it's it's obviously fun to watch it's fun to be there but it's not as fun as Formula 1 you watch Formula 1 you like well these guys are going with those Wheels trip that one wheel to die between gt3rs racing versus Formula 1 racing it's the same track and they show a good GT3 car like a Porsche going around this car really fast and then they show the same exact path being taken by a Formula 1 car noise. watches like I won on the left its home how much faster they are okay that's the same track Amtrak exact same turn look how much goddamn faster they are that's a bunch of talented drivers no thank you I think the fastest member Benz like maybe a hundred and fifteen fever going to retract a bid on Racetrack yeah. You know. Pace car that is pretty why in people get hit up there they don't wheels up there and Collide and f****** spin out of that thing what do you think that degree angle I mean if you'd be nervous around skateboard on that thing you have to go a certain speed just to stay up all night probably all right yeah it's such an American sport man because it's as loud as f*** the cars are gross Charles Grodin the decal that makes fake headlights yes sticker put that on there what are we doing why you lying to me fascinating piece of equipment though over and over and over like every account every the drafting of it they they know at every angle back in the day it was just a couple little boys moonshine trying to outrun this actually yeah that was hot rod and it's fine if that's what it was that's what I'm going to say put money out of them cars are they making more stupid shoes if the ocean was Daytona 500 the first event the Batmobile there are convertibles that's what I want to see convertible cars review our car racer back then you were going to crash there's no way you're going to know that you're not going to keep together every time what's the fastest you think you've been in a vehicle he's not going to keep together every time what's the fastest you think you've been in a vehicle


    Jon Reep's Prank Almost Caused a Divorce | Joe Rogan
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    I did a good practical joke that place one time there's a comedian James Sibley great guy very funny Southern dude we were shared a condo somewhere I think in Myrtle Beach and a joke I thought I'd be funny when he's leaving to put a condom wrapper in his bag when did this happen here I don't see him for a year or two maybe three he's divorced now well the first thing you did this is Atlanta punchline he walked up to like it was as long and I'm like okay and that stupid green they having at corner at the punchline right where you're sitting in there there's no access to Amanda room or if you poke your head out everybody can see you in such a hurry to get out of there and go back to your stupid merch table that you don't even remember that I told you there's mustard all over this Orchard knob and you just going to grab mustard on your head it wasn't as good as make it to him with a condom obviously but he was right but I got to go onstage he told you was going to do and told me he was going to do it I said it's not going to happen that's right and you're welcome new life glass is half-full okay everybody one of us he has it's me it's not a song is it is who sang that song I think yeah you know what's really funny am I right yeah


    Joe Rogan Talks Football and Brain Damage with Jon Reep
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    sports watch football that's it do you worry about brain damage NFL leather helmets and there was less concussion because you would not lead with your head now you have a weapon on your head and people have used this such and so I would love to know how to do throwback uniforms let's let's go throwback equipment so many different factors the way to practice daily setup plays lesbian new game I don't think it's going to happen I think the perception of the helmet being safer f*** the game up I really think did you know I'll write I used to think that bare-knuckle boxing but I like they should have bare knuckles in the UFC but then I've been watching is bare-knuckle boxing stuff and people get caught up so bad now I'm thinking you know what it's better to have padded Knuckles it's better it's better for the fighters that have a hard shell what day did you do this as a weapon so that's literally the only way you going to be able to stop this brain damage and you still not going to stop at all this took colliding into each other guys are getting brain damage from getting hit in the chest do certain age I think meow yeah and then the practices will be different where we only do pads once a week for the real game will be amazing if they ever came up with something that definitively fixed it like some stem cell treatment or something like that the regenerator brain tissue and bring you back to your normal state right if they do that enough to worry about it anymore that's a very complex question of how to regenerate neural tissue brain tissue how to get rid of all those abscesses and all those things you see in those people's brains enough CTE the MLB's like holes in their brain it's serious yet it's wild asporto did you play football the fastest cars are small and just so you know if ass kicking and punching stuff but when I was in high school when I was wrestling they were trying to tell me to like the coach coach Murphy he was also the wrestling coaching was also the football coach and he's like football I think he's not squashing me the f*** out of here the hardest I've ever been hit with my little didn't practice probably like five 7 and he just he was a DB and it was a practice was like third string running back in there like I was just running up the gut and I was falling into the endzone right it was over and then he had a run-in that's the hardest I've ever been hit with my little guy so he can run and just think of all that mass behind them really good athlete can run and just think all that mass behind them behind them getting is probably unlike anything in sports other than a car accident but other than that


    Joe Rogan on Deadnaming and Chelsea Manning
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    yes but the Chelsea Manning thinks she was in solitary confinement when she was still at do does that count like as her being a kind of you say that do you say Bradley or do you say Chelsea when she hadn't changed yet we didn't know if you'd be coming to know Hannah reap if you decided at this stage of the game Amy some transition Texas has a combined capacity of 3763 prisoners in his three sub complexes wow over 5000 3500 rape and I started saying hate Jon Reep what's it like wearing dresses for 10 year old girl is dead naming you a deadname you cuz I called you but on cuz I didn't name is Johan right I hate Founders Day at age I'm going to make you some scrubs you listening to Milano pond after they booted him after Twitter when I'm naughty that big a deal do they really happening at the 15 thousand prisoners 15 thousand prisoners like now she's free but she got locked up again for contempt of court but I think when she was locked up in solitary confinement they took away her clothes they wouldn't let her have closed cuz I thought you was suicidal when was a male turn up... To do that that's a good question then as a female doesn't go to a female prison that's a good question I don't know maybe that's why they put her in solitary right right protected from dudes know I'm going to prison I got like a year before I get sentenced I might just go to get that sex change let's say if I know I'm going to prison I got like a year before I get sentenced I might just go to get that sex change I'm with females


    Joe Rogan on James Harden's Flopping
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    holding or not make a commitment highlight I think is one of the most corrupt game someone someone try to tell me explain why was Joey he was explaining to me how to highlight works that it's all about gambling and the only reason why it works is it people are betting on the games and so because people are betting on the games they get These Guys these guys just f****** missing on purpose and get my information from the church of what's happening to go look at that damn glove is look how they play with their it looks like somebody with a one long freaking nail I think they're holding it right it's only wrapped around their wrist yeah they're holding it like a baseball game with the picture just had that thing I didn't throw it in but they get hit in the face pretty quick they're putting forth minimum falls down it's like that guy he's falling down like he's trying to get a foul like opt start the Flop a little bit more I see what happened didn't somebody analyze who's free-throw to the analyze ESPN analyst who analyzed the big crazy beard really good basketball player from the Clippers how go to I don't know what Andrew salts Schultz's go to Andrew Schultz Schultz Twitter page so he had on his Twitter and I watch the difference between him when he's challenged and he throws a free throw versus unchallenged he throws his legs up to hit the other person so you can fall down in his ass in contact with person that looks like then they show when he's contested bright and when he's contested he jumps up in the air and look throws his body weight forward and falls down in the hopes that they'll be a look at the way his body moved when someone's contesting and he moves when leaning his legs towards them to make contact you think that's involuntary or voluntary specifically known especially in the last two or three years for getting himself to the free throw line right at a way higher Clifton that was anybody in history so like that's what they're also saying what you can't fault them for that I was using the rules of the game sure to play the game the legs are moving in a direction towards the other player because the guys there light exactly what he's doing it might be that or might be that he has a different reaction when someone in front of them if you don't want to kick the guy away from them I don't know most times fouled a three-point attempt ps-95 lasting more than anybody else so yeah I'm going for their ankles turned ruining their career which isn't ruining the team's chances of a championship lots of money involved the flagrant foul like it's very bad to do that in the referees all the sudden didn't didn't call this on Sunday like the very first time all year they stop calling it that's why they're talking about it really and they stop calling it because people taking advantage of it not really and they stop calling it because people taking advantage of it why they stop calling it is the big question people literally talking about for 48 hours like the why are they doing this bringing up the question of like are the officials really involved in the game and it's become a big discussion about another reason why I won't watch it


    Why Jon Reep Left LA | Joe Rogan
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    do you still live in LA where you at now I'm go back to Hickory North Carolina under 18 years well it was a couple things you know my cruise always been like a rollercoaster by years and actually just admit I miss my family haven't you know so I bought it for a certain amount and then gamevaluenow to do this now is the time to pull the trigger and I think I saw you at the Improv one that's out of here and I Michael road so much right now get your foot in the door that pay be if I can do that now they just change the Munch that's if you want to act and you have too much stand-up on the road there's really no reason to be here unless you just want to perform at the door all the time that's right so I moved back to Hickory and I was going to get myself a nice lake house in Lake Hickory yep still want to do that but then soon as I get home you know Thanksgiving dad has a stroke so I see that happen that you working I was weird guy like I thought maybe cuz we're going to eat Thanksgiving dinner late so I can was like a 6 p.m. thing we were doing to get other people in the house and so he's complaining all day about not eating like I'm hungry really going to eat something to eat I'm looking right out of me sitting next to the fireplace and he just like he just like that's making a joke we haven't eaten yet it's stuff that I was making things out like low blood sugar or something and I've kind of laughing in my brother's like he hit really hard his head hit that floor way to depart. To be a juggling you walk over till I'm in arms curling up when I was going like that and it's like this is a struck and we called 911 they came pretty quick but he suffered some serious brain damage right here and so he's paralyzed was left side now I was in a weird way happy but I was at home when this happened because you know how we're still out here and I should happen to be hating life but the fact that I'm there and able to help Mom out you know going through it all just this whole thing cuz she's got glaucoma and she's got brittle bones you know she can't physically lift him up and do stuff in the house and able to help this crazy I didn't see that happen you know that's what people say when you see a stroke you see like the drooly happens yeah like that that fat chicken Total Recall you know weeks the ones that I could drive to deathly I'm swelling to go have a brother who's there as well so but I definitely didn't take on anything for dinner since Thanksgiving that wasn't already there so it doesn't just talk with your muscles it's the organs on that side too so his bladders got to relearn how to operate so he's got a catheter that's just opened you up for UTI infections a lot and knows I don't have to know they like UTI infections when you're older like it really devastated because you hallucinate so you see s*** yeah and it's weird being out there like a bear there's a bear outside the window so yeah that that was happening back home for that but Skilled Nursing Facility therapy Physical Therapy do they think they'll be able to recover some function on this left side I think you know they always want to get dangle a little bit of Light Of Hope at the end of the truck t1ehl Luke Perry same thing 51 stroke I don't know if Singleton smoked but I do know Luke Perry did yeah yeah I'm just going to talk to his neurologist was telling me that that's a significant factor it raises your chances of stroke pretty significant significant factor it raises your chances of stroke pretty significant


    Joe Rogan - Bowling is a Dumb Game
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    getting yourself is probably the most embarrassing thing first to do it right yeah you should hear his known for being handsome and debonair in a badass that's the worst it's it's going to happen to everybody going to be a time in your life if you eat risky yeah right in the world beautiful woman in the world splattered all over herself at some point and her hotness a day most likely do you remember that was the Woody Harrelson movie there is a shift in the urinal that's about it really but King pentwood that wasn't a fairly rosemore that's that's one of my all-time favorite comedy movies campaign of 2019 butt hairs are amazing if you're a bore you got to do something like that. We're like purple glittery clothes or something PetSmart North Carolina write a board of bowling on I've never sat down and watched bowling always get a good friend Tommy what's his name he's a professional bowler real nice guy I met him a couple of shows okay but this guys are a real pro bowler and we were talking about like the financial opportunities of bowling and it's not good like Pro pool players Arnie's friend I'm sorry div boldly I think that's it add a metal I do it as hard as humanly possible or it's Disaster by for people to watch and now they have it they have two mouths Broward up there see how fast I could do you know what's an iWatch made right down the middle bowling was always like breaking in pool that's like yeah it's cool to break the balls but the real cool things to play the game like this is you just breaking the balls over and over again it's the same look every time it's like bowling balls combinations are different in with Clyde and where you impact is different but it's still the same thing it's a dumb game Sorry and my grandfather was a Big Bowler Mangold leagues near trophies in this house and shed his love bowling when I was like a little kid I was analyzing bowling cuz he take me bowling with him I was like this is in the nonsense game in Boston have anywhere else it's called candlepin bowling it was he that s*** it's which smaller version dude did the ball with a softball that sounds more fun to me but it's huge in the East Coast call Shelly would you guys steal is from Finland or something what is that nonsense let's go bowl and I got work and open only people like what candlepin only bowling alleys miniature bowling ball two handles that's why it's called candlepin bowling if you look at them that's ten pins and not like fat on the bottom that's like what we've been here


    Joe Rogan Discusses Rocky 4 with Jon Reep
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    create all these amazing Fighters there's so many great Fighters and Russell and wrestlers have come out of Russia a former Soviet Union and dragged off Rocky 444 Drago I don't know. Okay when you met him yes yes I thinking about 5 9 inch taller than me I'm 580k 9 or 5:10 okay so that but yeah I think I'm 5-9 I don't know how to measure myself in a while how long do you think I am I think about that people get bigger and bigger these kids today that are getting hitting puberty 126 5 inches look at that damn hair looks like he's almost like a foot taller than them in heels and had something for that at one point during this movie stop neck from doing The Expendables intensive care for five days because of that has nuns walking around Jesus Christ would not pay out till after they saw the footage of the incident once they did they wrote the check I want to see that footage he said he hit my heart so hard that it banged against my ribs and started to swell and that usually happens in car accidents like I can punch he's a beast man is a giant dude why would he ever has a serious Striker like he knows how to throw shots if you watch him in his movies he's obviously trained yeah I want to see that footage I want to see that out there what if Sylvester Stallone wouldn't let anybody see it dislike that lady grapes and falls down loses her breath you can never be an action hero again if somebody sees you cry that's easy like legitimately cry from a liver shot


    Joe Rogan - The Best Reason for the End of All Privacy
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    does algorithm real promise people think that a lot of those algorithms are essentially designed to get you angry and so the algorithm realize what you engage with and then that's what they show you more of it and what gets people to engage is it that makes a man keeps me wanting I'm not that I don't do much of the fighting so when I see it it's like oh this is interested who's going to win this one and the underdog Middle Eastern couple that are on a subway and this dude is like smacking his wife in the face like that and this other guy he's across from him and he's recording it and he's like no not not in front of me and he walked over there and see ex Vietnam vet please tell me who likes leave it alone then leave it alone and it comes down there and then he walks up to the front and they just beat the s*** out of him and then you just see blood coming out of his face and he started walking away how often does he smack her that he's so confident they'll just smack on the everybody right like I said must be he must think it's except one everyone else was cool with it and I must think that he just get away with things that's this is where it gets real scary because that is the best argument for the end of all privacy is that no one would ever be able to do anything like that cuz the whole world be watching honest depends on what kind of action you can take if you could literally see everything that's happening at any time everywhere in the world you have those f****** open things cops honest you're keeping the the people on it's now a little bit too much alcohol is involved something to it because if you think about a speech on secrecy is like a 1961 or 62 about how abhorrent secrecy is how dangerous it is for a free society and they're basically talking about secret societies and secret you know packs in the government and he's basically I think a lot of wisdom about the experience in intelligence agencies and all but when you have like canker sore when you have people that are empowered like how they wield that power one of the boys they will their price all secrecy if they want to execute people don't kill people ride with all secret world is not privy to it like what happened to him they took them to a bunker and they're beating the s*** out of them torturing them so if we stopped that he allows us to know ya know that's the perfect example of power and secrecy right now they just take you and make you disappear a bunch of people no I'm sure I could ever close to the tip of the iceberg on that I'm sure that still goes on here too I'm sure right now


    Why Rich Benoit Works on Teslas | Joe Rogan
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    I read about you fellow Boston native in the red about your Tesla journey and I was like there's a f****** interesting story this guy buys a broken Tesla right and then you couldn't get parts for it anywhere so well that would have happened to the car's been an accident no so the guy I met the previous owner and he actually was during Hurricane Sandy pillar phone oh yeah yeah I know right so I could fight the water he lost obviously and it was just under water man I'm liking what I got to try this thing and so what it would Tesla do in that situation if you wanted to bring it back to them they would have to rebuild the entire car they would even do it because at that point once anything liquid you know I kind of like water intrusion happened to the movie the whole car off the Fisker dilemma at the Hurricane Sandy when they had the Fiskars that were parked at the is it was some sort of a doc right where they thought they all exploded water level Rose the water got into them they just went off with the whole bunch of it you can watch the video they just start going off like f****** oh yeah oh yeah I know that feeling that boom boom boom once people realize their car could just explode information that has back in the cars that's what was left of them wow in the f****** blew up the beautiful card mr. did a great job of making car that looks really good right button Chrome one you know we have no idea if he has that car no kidding tucked away somewhere but what are they drive like to the you think that back and looks ugly I hope you like it that much know what's funny but doesn't look that bad some guy got arrested in Germany they pulled him over and and compounds his car cuz he had a gold shiny wrap on it right was it to reflect spoke you know I didn't want you doing that and then I want you flexing too much over there not too much now I bet they were like reluctantly or making cars like super flashy to like American markets and s*** I think so too I wonder you think so I don't know I don't know and handling my goddamn German cars have it now they really do I do and it's an insane car by today's standards only has like 505 horsepower of funny but like it. It's not a lot and so mean it's a mean car the car put you on your ass really quick Man Taylor out there was telling us that they put a Tesla in ludicrous mode on Dino and it had some insane number of torque is Rite 900 pound pound feet of torque Drive in somewhere in the neighborhood of a thousand horsepower on a Dyno could believe I lied about leaving gold at 9 all the cases they're insane cars man I'm telling you America's not to do it now I think it's interesting that you know people don't realize it's when they see a Tesla it's a fully American car yeah I didn't realize after just like always probably something like you know German or like Japanese car button to 100% made here is this the which model is this 20 mile an hour to roll sound like little boys don't take this Chancellor. There's so much torque it took very very very powerful car but I'm try to describe it to people especially people who never driven electric car make it doesn't even seem real it seems like it violates physics so I do like yours by the way I know that you came here and Bamboozled by one pretty much figure things out right now which is what brought me to you I love the fact that you took this car that was f***** up right and you refuse to let it go you like I'm going to figure out how to fix this f****** thing how much did you buy it for what it was 15 Granite I'm not like some like Evil Genius or Brainiac this was driven by my cheapness yeah she had a job at Tesla and he's like buddy listen to these crazy cars I knew have a ZO6 but this car is faster than that going to love this thing up and electric crap all kind of wine and do with that whatever you brought the car over great looking car I said all right and I'll take it for a drive or whatever and the thing was amazing amazing car so I was intact and I'm just like listen like you know I like how much does this thing cost I can make decent money whatever I just throw some money at and then he said he left and I thought to myself like every night I was like you know what I got to get my hands on one of these cars now I got to get one like you know sell a kidney whatever I sell a testicle whatever I can do and it's I was searching online and you know at what happens whenever a car gets messed up whenever a car gets up as they say total in the way and it's a total loss and insurance company will take it and they'll kind of auction it off to the highest bidder and I saw home for sale was like in a 15 G and they said it didn't want to drive and it was in a flood and I'm just like 15 grand I could do that two piece of cake man throw some money at it whatever hard going to be extinct in a bag of rice and it's tied up and I got it home and I was like you know what this is I got myself into some s*** here cuz it was a lot I thought I was going to be in sight unseen really let you on the auction lots to Austin so they took five photos of it it was sent from the interior of some from the side and up one under the the front and I was just like I could probably do this right no big deal so this begins is Project which takes how long from to completion I didn't tell you about maybe six or seven months or so of straight work know so I have so I was working at the time and I think only butt the hours of like 7 p.m. and like 11 p.m. like every night Tuesday and then weekends for a few hours until I figured it out fam So Good by social life pretty much yeah I was a permit for there for those months and what actually ended up doing was so I had the car right so I was freaking out because my wife was just like how much was that thing like us and that was really messed up now I couldn't save I want to get that one for gas for Grand minimum worth 15 grand dead serious that's insane what does it mean to have doors yet I took the doors I'll have to do without the battery pack is still in there right and the motor and the motor was still in there to do people take those and put them in like old cars or anything yet but I didn't know what training used so you know how you know this swap Lillian LS into everything Land Cruiser Toyota Land Cruiser 11th and Portia people are losing their f****** mind taking old air-cooled cars yep Witcher notoriously difficult to get to a high-horsepower exactly cuz those are cool cars like you'd only get him like around 400 + horsepower they've got that insanely engineered new one was that called right away either way it's like you know damn never exactly a million set giant house man Tesla Motors all electric muscle car that's good looking to one of the best looking car ever how you go what the f*** it's going to cost you to recreate that same look company that does its company called rev ology that makes old like 1966 to like 68 Mustangs but they do it with all new parts brand modern technology pretty much because it's a new car there they buy the full that's a brand new car that's never existed stay by the Holyoke cuz it's I think it's called the unibody construction is that what it is there's something little the way that these Mustangs are constructed the body built into the frame and they bought this company sells them like completed versions of the body kit that are perfect with perfect tolerances right select it like it's called that's one the 67 Shelby GT500 that's a price I'm oh wow Opus fuk if you look at like what it looks like go down and see some pictures of it Jamie you get a better to a better sense of it but this guy is meticulous is very meticulous I've been following her stuff for quite a while and what they do is really incredible that one's a GT500 that was actually nice for charge that is a 600 horsepower engine there's from the bottom up being right then it's like I don't mind not shifting in it that thing seems like it's going to literally punch a hole through space-time do too bad I think so too I think I'm looking at it like 0 to 60 in like one point something so I can get in the car nothing just lead to the top of buildings that walking around right and regular until it goes down amazing cars man and I think that's that's what the main reason why I think I got to get one of these man what was the struggle initial struggle you have the car you take it apart and what did you see rights because I was kind of taking my time because I knew it was a point where I couldn't fix the damn thing I was kind of wasting everyone's time Wesley does a certain point where I took everything apart and I was like all right cool I found a dead fish in the back of the car by the way to actually know what the turning point of this whole thing was that the turning point was I I realize it was salt water and not Friday so you know what saltwater does and I said to myself all right to call Tesla you know by a motor buy battery pack I'll be good I'll spend like 20 and for a battery in like maybe 10 promoter I'll be home like 4:40 it's still cheaper than a hundred front right so so I called him and so I bought this test was under water and it's not going to work number in the VIN number Carlisa to salvage that thing was underwater we're not going to help you and I just hung up the phone every single car is they know what it's doing it off the airbags went off and if you farted the front seat they know everything about these cars the cars are always the mothership to give me the status in the car so they have going on so you know if you try to hide from you just can't do it so so I had the I had to contact myself you know what this is going to work I got to figure something out so what I did basically I bought another car for fifteen Grand and I was like I got to swap this stuff over so I stopped to receive the other one that you bought for fifteen Grand everything worked what it was in a front-end Collision collision and frame is bent a lot of the wiring harnesses work right in the front end collision car but the interesting part was that in the flooded car the wiring harnesses were still good for the most part in the front really do what I did was Meet meeting not broken or torn or haven't been connectors I just took those connectors off and actually clean them because I couldn't get parts from Tesla my took like the wet wiring harness they're all corroded pulled them out. Let you know what Cue tip toothbrush and all that stuff and like a wire brush and I got a toothache to really get in there in like cleaning the contacts and stuff I just rinse them out water but this time your wife is probably like what she pissed because I noticed were missing $30,000 to my bank account free grant writing my friends Hey listen do you know I'm in a mess here I'm rebuilding a test on it just like you know you're an idiot you're not going to figure this out like no one's doing that cuz it was so two years ago this is when the cars were still kind of coming on at the scene and they weren't as popular as they are now I like you can't fix that like you're an idiot I can't do that I've seen your work and so you know I got one running and the parts I didn't need any more like the old battery pack and some of that there were some parts of the body that we're still good so I actually sold those parts like online and on eBay and stuff like that and then I sold at the motor he had water and it's going to be 5 grand from oh to have water in it that's all Bible these parts and so after all that's all the parts ended up getting the car have now for about 6 grand so you take the engine and is that one of the four-wheel-drive ones the ones you have to adjust the rear wheel drive on and you'd so it has just the rear engine the single motor yet one engine until you take those out you put it all back in your place the wires and then it's good to go what about the computer what about so pretty much that the computer thing was intro because there was like all Tesla again I was like hey buddy like this car is like 99% of the way there. They know who you are at this point they still don't know who I am you know what I mean like count me out your hickey and they were like you the same idiot that, yeah I need the key there like we can't as I stated before we can help you cuz you know this this is a salvage car so you're on your own so what I did was I actually in the in the GPS screen for the screen turned on the the the guy still had the home location so I pushed home on the GPS screen found a guy's address dress and I was like hey you know can we call them up I'll take a did you own like a white Tesla by chance and he's like yeah I was like yeah so I bought it and I need the key do you have the key to the car and he's like no I don't have that and I want to figure it out I can't help you like damn that sucks you know cuz you know I have a family and stuff when you know I'm just going to look for help me I'll be good and general topics and he's like you know and I know you're a car guy that's awesome I had a I had a ZO6 once too and it was LeMans blue and Florida liquor I bought the car from a guy in Florida are bonding so it turns out I actually owned his old ZO6 what kind of Silent for a week he called me back and said buddy I found the key to the car I was like awesome dude like you're fantastic I'm going to send you an envelope to your address so you could kind of give me the key and he's like yeah yeah great great great how about like six hundred bucks and I was like broheim we just bonded over the fact of your card what you doing to me here that's a lot of money and I was like Hey I was like you didn't the key didn't exist to you as of a week ago but how you can make money from it like now you are charged in a box and uses like you know again how about 400 bucks and I'll just give you the money to take the damn money and I would have rubbed that money on my balls and go bro make sure you snap that time dollar bill does a phone work like your app does it work on the car that's big that I like to get the car to come to you if you can summon income


    Jon Reep Has a Russia Story | Joe Rogan
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    Siberia is always been an interesting place in 3 weeks while before communism fail in power it was a program founded by Dwight D Eisenhower in their forties of it's called people-to-people where do you think somebody use of America to other countries to hang out with that used to promote world peace and that's all it is and certain kids from high school or selected and they got you going to Washington DC first or 3 unit for 3 days they they they debrief you and then you go to another country is Russia is awesome I said I feel like I can't tell my Russian story because you've you've owned it so much with your machines doing if I do anything about this but it's going to look like okay you too huh you got a story to tell it open this dude I was talking to us after like a a function that we were at you know where they were going to the some some Town some Village and then come they greet you with bread and salt and they would dance around and you would just eat with them and hang out or whatever and so I was just talkin his kid you know they speak perfect English speak Russian so bubblegum jeans so I was like you do looks been trouble with cops cuz I was off doing my own did rats learning Russian cuss words and their just cussing each other in Russian and I don't know what the hell's going on I'm like dude what is this am I a big trouble here to mean you know because at this b******* b******* and so this guy's to the cop and my time with this group you don't know what's going on and so he kicks that kid out the Russian cop and now she penis Russian cop and I'm looking at him and he's looking at me and he looks at my bag up with all these ink pens and he's like because like this is like so many looked at it is that desk and it goes away and comes back with this big ass Russian pendant sickle and Hammer thing with wings coming out of pretty cool looking thing and he's handed to me and it goes like this so he technically arrested me for training and then he 1990's when that app is pretty crazy it was fun to see all that s*** though right before it fell and you see lines in the street for food or anything crazy like that but you definitely tell it was that was some probably going on here and there but not nothing too extreme that you hear you know I didn't see like these lines around buildings are for toilet paper or anything like that but you know that's what I was on its way out to so it wasn't in the worst part of it but it was an experience I was 18 when I went over there and jeans I got a Bugle Boy t-shirt on and I'm wearing a fanny pack with deck shoes I'm just doing like this cuz it's nice that is fine man of a flight to Frankfurt play over there for like 3 hours Frankfort and then I couldn't even tell you how long that thing was it's been a long time at least seven now has an interesting country to me it's always been an interesting country because it gets so f****** cold and setting it there hard people


    Joe Rogan | Wolf Super Packs in Russia
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    it's it's also weird like what will accept people dying from like I was losing his podcast where this wolf lady she's a wolf biologist she was talking about her and Steve rinella on the meat-eater podcast and she was talking about how we accept people getting killed by mountain lions yeah I could sit happens happen twice last year at it happens it's not it's not really, but it happens but the moment people start getting killed by wolves in America how to get furious wolves 94 that's why they're outraged that we did that made it down there yeah yeah yeah but that we aren't because the fact that they brought him in and it wasn't just unnatural fixture we have this thing Lacoste somebody ruin this is Emily f*** this up the other thing is that they number them instead of name them because if you name them like others Delores or Dolores killed some cheap going to take her out and we can't kill hypochlorous number 3157 right imprisoned just giving up exactly these are killer bees you to treat them like cattle right we did that one got killed at Mountain back yeah if he's listening right now I stepped on it something like that yeah overtime but Minnesota has a shitload of wolves apparently if it keeps going into a picture Jimi Hendrix Wisconsin the wolf might have been a wolf there was just getting Dusk and I was in Alberta and I saw this thing run across the road oh my God that's a bear a bear starving to get like a hundred wall to form a Super PAC is a good kind of do whatever the f*** they wanted was to get that big and they start killing horses horse stables just two it got a horse easy but it's just the idea that the super Pacs they realized it was too hard to just take over s*** and all these pesky people in their guns and houses


    Joe Rogan - I'm Not Gonna Stop Following R. Kelly
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    that's one thing that we did learn from talking to what Jack Dorsey the CEO of Twitter like it's impossible to manage there's too many ghosts they're going up right now by the thousands like if you could see everyone everyone in America posting on Twitter right now do I call what do you think like if you would have grabbed somebody's phone the most popular person that gets tweeted the most look at it just looked at it yeah how fast would that go in like just that that one account insane yeah and I know I was going to say Tyron Woodley UFC top welterweight former Champion nothing on his Instagram page of him watching R.Kelly getting interviewed where who's who is who is denying that he knows how to hog-tie people has multiple times the real talks one of the greatest unintentional comedies it's ever been where he goes I wish you would burn my motherfuking absolutely trifling ass is the best African-American is to I pronounce it to good they don't have that word lacking in significance or solid worth such as a frivolous trifling be trivial a trifling gift C chiefly dialectical my God lazy shiftless in a triangle bro that's what that's a legit word I was going to say something else talking I think as he's had a whole thing on that that's why I did it like Aziz Ansari did a bit on it I believe so I know you had a bit about R Kelly and might have been about Trapped in the Closet yeah traffic laws is great but it can't f****** real talk real talk the jam


    Joe Rogan & Jon Reep on Weird Al
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    Weird Al Yankovic Trapped in the Drive-Thru it's really good same length as R Kelly Trapped in the Closet and it's the same and it's all about being trapped in a McDonald's drive-through cuz the person in front of me taking too long and it's like which one is this Weird Al has been around for a long time and I remember when Michael Jackson's Beat It came out and he had eat it eat it yeah I mean that was fat D12 song aired in 1976 big giant body of work but what else to use it


    Joe Rogan - Donald Trump is Gonna Win Again (Because of Crazy Progressives)
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    Snapback coming that's why Trump press what that is but he's wounded veteran he's missing his leg amputated Burns over most of his body super positive attitude great guy anyways he doesn't get political online he took a picture with Donald Trump jr. and Instagram took it down for violating the terms of service it's just a photo picture of just photo with hands and Sunday do they ever gonna do that they give you a reason why they just do what they want well he posted it on his he sent me a message about A to B he just put it up there and they said that they got him for terms of service and they took it down he put it back up again good for him so this is the photo right here to say when I asked Instagram says that they didn't do it so I don't have to do it mostly he's saying you didn't do that so it could have been something else so I can prove it that that's what was it back to him pretty sure that's the screenshot you want to make sure that's what it says you violated something yeah that's what you want I mean it's just so weird what's going on now everything just seems so f****** Preposterous yeah just like on Facebook Twitter all that stuff if I get if it's something negative I just you know that's gone I don't I don't I don't let people just start back is that your post was taken down for violating Instagram guidelines so did he poke post that yes you did all that you go in a minute overzealous employees I think there's no yeah I could be symbols that can you do that so if you just had a bot before they delete it


    How Khalil Rountree Went From 300lbs to Being in the UFC | Joe Rogan
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    I want for the practices to practices outside of hypnosis is there like some things you concentrate on or meditate on yeah so I do my best to just it's kind of like the weird thing about me is fighting is something that is just kind of happened by accident but it's caused me to search for so much peace like inner peace because of everything that I go through emotionally being a fighter so going from this I know Tony about it but going from this kid who just like super overweight my whole life never fit in with anybody I was always just like this introverted Gothic weird kid that nobody you know nobody ever talked to never even wanted to fight over always been non-confrontational but somewhere in the Journey of becoming a fighter I was like this is cool but I need to find more peace because this is like it's bringing up way too much just like just way too much my of my anger kind of like you know from everything that I held onto so practice meditation lot of meditation I read a lot of different I'll study different religions whatever wherever I'm at all just to find peace man being in a cage fighter find around it but I think that internally there's just a lot of there's a lot of expression for me it so it is a big expression it's an expression of just my my danger my ferociousness this the the the the the part of myself that I've always held back you know it's like I have to hold back and I'm a big guy you know that guy if I get angry I'm afraid I can break something lazy self fighting for me like when I train after training super peaceful after I fight I feel like I've grown I feel like this guy is trying to hurt me all these things I can it's it's just a place where we both agree like hey I'll give you my strength verse of your strength or whatever whatever powers that strength is what we meet in the middle and so it helps me balance man it does cuz when I'm not fighting I'm so relaxed it's crazy I think that's something that could ate a lot of men I think just at least training the suspect I think there's something particularly soothing about hitting a heavy bag there's something particular like when you're done man you feel so good when you're done hitting pads when you're done sparring you feel so just peaceful got it all out anything left in year set up in the gym right there super huge it is like I gotta let it out then we can swing those arms like in our nature right like now everybody everybody's guy like curiosity like I wonder what it's like they have to is the wrestling team on the wrestling team and they will teach you a very important part of fighting but other than that Savages I remember being a high school kid in the high school wrestling Ramos awful and other badass the guys training and this dude's got a log on his back and he's walking up stadium stairs and then but I knew when I was in high school everyone worships movie come out it's probably like 85 or so I thought the cover for it is it 85 what about being Native American to get into but my grades were terrible so I never got to play but I was like heavy set I think it was just a joke. I think the coaches were just messing with me and my friends to when did you get involved martial arts when I was 20 so 2010 so really quick right after high school I started I started traveling so I used to play in a band ice play minivans and guitar guitar play drums at play keyboard a little bit everything every Christmas my mom would just know that give me a new instrument and I'd lock myself in my room and teach myself how to play not just always how like music was my first love Ain't So my pot yourself yeah I just put on bike headphones and I would just match the sounds and then keep restarting the songs over and over again and then it got really lucky board song I'd play it like just on the CD player and you know as it evolved and for some reason I can just I can Mash Tunes with whatever in maybe you've always been able to do that since kid so no formal training nothing I've tried to take I've tried to take guitar lessons before but it didn't work for me and my mom was just wasting your money like I was learning but it was kind of like school for me like a teacher he told me okay this cord in this Gordon as I got just let me feel it like that I'm not sure I know there's a lot of people I can just kind of play by ear but so I was like I just loved instruments I'll pick anything up and just start playing it and end up teach myself how to play drums bass guitar keyboard I play the stand up bass and in Middle School I've got like a little home production like Beats Studio at home all that stuff so after high school I start to worry and that's when like I started getting my heaviest we were eating fast food every single day three times a day never drink water soda only smoking like the pack and a half of cigarettes a day and just on the road traveling and then by 19 I got up to 305 lb 19 years old I remember one night laying down to go to bed and I just felt my heart pumping ridiculously and I was just like no way this is like I think I'm going to die and I got woke up in a panic and weird thing is I got up and went outside for me 10 minutes and I smoke another cigarette and I was just like this is the problem like I'm coughing up stuff my hardest going to give out and I'm only 19 years old you know so around that same week is when I discovered him and met with my brother just like watching ultimate fight on TV and so I went on my last tour and I told the guys okay I'm going to go train MMA going to be a fighter like you think you know and I'll just like I don't know what I'm going to be but I'm going to go training okay cool I'll see you in a couple months you know to hit like no one really believed that I was going to go and actually trained at 5 told you I was always been like should be quiet and computational guy so I went and took my first class Muay Thai and March 1st 2010 took my first Muay Thai class and then after like a month doing Muay Thai I started to see progression I started to see like my face slimming down all the stuff so give me motivation to keep going and then I remember going to a MMA event amateur and I saw a really big heavyweight guys going at it sounds like I think I want to do it I want to give it a try and sell my coach was like okay if you lose a hundred pounds all like I'll find you a fight sounds like a hundred pounds find you a fight if you lose a hundred pounds so I just kept within 11 months lost 100 pounds and then took my first fight and then was that Mike every fight has been until now because like I have like more of a drive and a passion for it but all the way up until then everything kind of happened by coincidence or just like I just I didn't really want to fight but I had a lot of people like all you're so good I keep doing it and I was the first time in my life I've ever had people supporting me to like really do something that was big and I was a new guy and I was in shape and now I can you know girls are noticing me now and like all of them my whole life changed within a year of of training MMA like I'm going to this guy to nobody even paid attention to to just like oh hey how's it going or you know like all you're so in shape and I was like oh this is weird it's still weird it's only been nine years eight years you know everything still very new to me I've only my first day stepping on the mat was like you know nine years ago an amazing story that's crazy that's like a legit success story you know is that you what is that so I thought I turned it off what is that it's just like stock iPhone you've entered into the options and went down in there and then I tried so I had like three or four fights in one year being a pro and 353 or four fights and then I tried out for The Ultimate Fighter so I have like three or four fights in one year being a pro and then The Ultimate Fighter tryouts came out and I like tried out for that made it on those I cash it so most of my career has been in the UFC wow


    Khalil Rountree Gets Hypnotized Before His Fights!! | Joe Rogan
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    and a few other things I actually got I got like hypnotized to before yeah dude my friend Dominique he has he has us like I met him through one of the one of the other UFC fighters like Julian Marquez I met him I met him through him and he's like oh yeah I do like hypnotism all the stuff of mine who I've done it before in California and so I think 3 weeks three weeks prior to the fight we had a few sessions a week we're just like help me to really get that visualization clear cuz we have so many thoughts all the time right and everything just like thoughts are constantly coming in and to stay focused and to really like like get the outcome that we you know set Our intention to it's kind of hard with so many distractions so when you go into his office in or wherever you do it and you guys talk about it do you set a goal before you start we do this thing called time line therapy so it's like I'm just going to sit in there with my eyes closed and we kind of just do this will take a subject whether it's like you know pain fear you know nervousness something will just pick us up Jacob feeling whatever is going on and it's kind of just like a visual timeline of like where did this start wouldn't come from what's the event whatever and we kind of talked about that for a while and I just kind of dig to this place of where the nervousness is coming from or where the you know where the fear is coming from or whatever I kind of just I find a place on my timeline and I did from it was in the future or the past whatever and then we get things clear and then and then after that he kind of helps me guide me into this like hypnotism which is really just like a really deep relaxation if I wanted to open my eyes or something I feel like I could but wanted to relax I wanted this to help you know I wanted my vision to be clear so I did my best to just like surrender to the process and I'd say it's not something where I woke up and I was like aw yeah my life is change but I can definitely remember the thoughts that I had so that I can stay more unlike and not in that lane of what I wanted and in my in my hypnotism actually visualized not winning the fight because I didn't want to stay too hard to win like it's just something that I've been kind of studying it's like the outcome is not really like the winning or losing I don't want to base too much on that I just want to put on like a great performance so I visualized after one thing and act like just having my hands in the air seeing my brother smile my coaches smile and then slapping hands with the crowd on the way out and then I was also like and I want to see my win bonus and my show money and these are that I wanted to see these are the outcomes that I wanted not so much just I want to win the fight but the things that I like how I wanted it to happen and having that Vision clear it help me until like everything that I visualized before that it happened I was like cool hand raised slap hands with everybody on the crowd away out sign both my checks and that was like that was the end of it for me until the next session until I want to get clear on something else you know so anything like that before any mental coaching that before they go Kentucky fight I did something very very similar yeah with with another guy who's the first time you've ever done it first time doing hypnotism yeah definitely and yeah my friend Mathias he's here and he's really good too and he just like to take some notes you kind of just have a conversation in the beginning and everything comes from your unconscious mind it's not somebody telling you something I just dumped out whatever my unconscious tell me he was helping me to like relax be at peace and just listen to like my unconscious mind just on unfold all of these kind of like hidden answers that we will have you know that's it when you get hypnotized and you thinking about a specific fight do you think about specific things you're trying to accomplish things that you think you'll do to him that you'll have an advantage at or strategy or like how do you those were thoughts that were half before my hypnotism but then all of those thoughts were coming from the anxiety when coming from the nervousness you get what I'm saying so it's like let's go back on the timeline to why you're feeling nervous like all these things are happening they're going to eat you you're anticipating all these things happening and it's making you feel nervous to let's go back to the nervousness and revisit that why you know like stealing things out and then after the process of that mixed with the hypnotism I'm not even thinking about going to hit this armdrag or whatever I just I'm thinking about having my conscious clear my mind clear and everything so that I can get the expectation that like the visualization that I created so have you tried different versions of that or different styles of gnosis no not that I can I mean I've done a lot of just like closed I like emotional intelligence type of like exercises you know like where I'm just like my eyes are closing I have someone helping me visualized internally you know like just weather extremes or emotional pain or whatever it may be people just like guided meditation almost yeah but actual name like hypnotism I've only had it done by two people as when you watching Fighters if you are I think Fighters are one of the most complex puzzles for psychologists cuz I think it's a super rare State like they're the rare state that someone gets to where they can be completely calm see everything in the heat of a dangerous encounter with another train fighter and when you're watching these things play out on TV and you off in time see how much anxiety plays a factor or doesn't play a factor how much someone having the I don't give a fuk attitude for real that can play it can be a benefit and I can f*** you up sometimes too and to see these complex psychological puzzles will play out and see fight or struggle and then regroup have a bad fight and come back better all that stuff is like it's it's really like a giant microscope on the human character you know and I like a guy like you comes back from the Johnnie Walker fighting looks Sensational against Erik Anders man was like there was one of those things you like I like what I'm seeing this guy he figured some s*** out man show me back on the map so now I'm ready to just go back and you know how many guys use Mental coach is now if you had a gas a good handful good hands a good handful I think I'll finish him he had besides me and he has a lot of fiber it's pretty weird but he's a great mental Coach Sue though he knows like what's creeping around your subconscious and is waiting to pop up and play tricks on you and I know you show me around where does he live one of the least trained aspects of fighting is the mint aspect of it you know what you realize how good guys are just by watching them trained you see them Spar you see them to always think of Danny's got this guy so I can goods guys got great Jiu-Jitsu it's got great kickboxing you ever hear about the people that like they're they're saying right like man that guy's amazing in the gym but when he showed up to fight unless he just doesn't put on like I've been that guy multiple times in like a lot of it has to do with mentally that's almost like an unaddressed giant chunk of the puzzle of the puzzle I grew as a pie 1/3 is keep it together it's ready to go and now it's all happening don't freak out and you never like your kind of something I think about you never know everybody's situation right so the day before the fight we have weigh-ins and then Dana comes back in like he gives us our speech right so everyone there you don't know what life position they're in you know so it's like there's a potential we can get a bonus so all those guys are affected emotionally somehow you don't need some guys maybe they don't care some guys maybe they do but then like we walk out and then there's a crowd 15,000 people sold out look around we got Joe Rogan sitting here we got Mick made us if we got data why we got everybody sitting around and then like we're still human too so we're thinking like this kind of test you know it's like we got all the we got the whole board right here in front of you ready to take my test you know like really depends on there's so much that goes into it like mentally got to be prepared for a lot of things or some guys block it out but it's just like like anything else to know about halfway in the first round some special s*** was happening though on this fight yes after so after the first round I was very happy I sat down my coaches were like okay this is good this is good you doing this I was like listen I don't want to know what's good what should I expect the next round like I was ready to go the straight to Georgia might do I don't care what I need to do next what should I prepare for and he's like prepare for a little bit more pressure he's probably going to try to shoot for the takedown this round goes like Okay cool so that I was just looking for that and using my tools to count in to just prepare for that but definitely Midway through the second round those okay like I know he's still got a lot of power all this stuff but I think that that like I should be able to Piano by sometime and take away a little bit coming at me for what you mean he had to be in agony and you never stopped, but he didn't wins at all like even on the cage when I was just like when he was on the back and I was trying to kick his leg adjust his face his facial expression never changed Savage man that's crazy he's a bad man respect for sure for sure even before and after you know I had to do it the way he did it with 100% of the character intact never shirked never shied away from it kept moving forward that's a dangerous person and he still getting better is just getting better when you were do how much do you think the hypnosis helped you a really good amount man am I different did you feel like you want way I just I felt more clear on I feel like a lot of times I can be just kind of like an anxious guy I just I feel like I feel a lot of Just Energy account like I don't know I go into a room and I'm just like so having having to focus on having my intention set on what I wanted to happen was 70% like I do 70% of like the hypnotism all that stuff to just help me to keep my thoughts on track something to fall back on to every single time if I felt like I was getting distracted or felt like I was getting distracted or getting nervous or whatever I would remember you know the things that we went over in the hypnotism and so every time just kind of like that hit that reset button or just a delete button on on thought that I just didn't want to have our thoughts it would make me feel anything other than happy and ready to go


    Joe Rogan on the Push for Prisoners to Get Voting Rights
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    I always wondered about that the Catch a Predator show yeah they have to sign a release do they gas or cops they have to sign a release do you have to sign a release so yeah and then there's like the entrapment even you know there was that whole thing to do that shows definitely entrapment support f****** piece of s*** for anybody under 18 right anybody in jail for anything like you should still be able to vote my back a lot of people in jail that's true to the state like what if you have like a maximum-security prison somewhere right in the prisoners have everything like they have all day to do while they're in there if you have a few hundred thousand prisoners yeah you literally can shift an election one way the other was getting to that person to go hey guys here's a deal I'm for shortening your f****** sentences okay I'm forgetting you better lawyer people start campaigning in prison to catch up cigarettes I decided I like her better in person give up anything else if you could go into a prison like what is a what's a what's a giant prison population has one I don't know underground prisoners no I'm going to stay a little later I'm going to say 30,000 don't take 30,000 the biggest they put money on this I'll put a dollar on this I don't give a fuk bro I'll bet you a Heineken double zero was Alcatraz of the South the Louisiana State Penitentiary go has an inmate population of 5000 we're way off Pacific the supermax prison there's one old supermax prison that's the way I think you're talkin about. Even higher I have way less people Criminal will kill you with old age and shity nutrition that can keep you in a box with your own brain weird might be more cruel to put someone into a small cage for 23 hours a day then this is just kill him I think so yeah in a cage by herself for years I think it was like the whole that she was in solitary where to find the only wear Manson is Scott 3500 there's one in Illinois medium-security it's got a thousand Okay so it is private ones and I don't know if I can get the numbers on private those dirty bastards stuff and then on top of each other I don't know and that makes sense if there are thirty thousand inmates in one place I mean it would be hard to contain that and control that what's the largest private prisons if that's


    John Reep: I Was the Hickory Dance Machine! | Joe Rogan
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    thought you had to be yeah you know when did you do anything like cringy that you would look back on now and you go what was idea back then yeah I used to come out like I used to dance a lot I was the Hickory dance machine Uno's snap-i-got-the-power and then I dance again in the middle This Is Us featuring and then I would dance again women's laundry in the 1800 dance price Pacific turn it off they smelled it before the beard


    Joe Rogan | Uber's Impact on Drunk Driving
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    I love ever wonder how much does preventing drunk driving I just had this conversation I think what you know Mothers Against Drunk Driving MADD you know maybe even the government should like kick in and you know these guys are saving lives yeah for sure it's kind of a weird organization of both of them it's like they're trying to figure out if their employees rather contractors this fact that you just getting into someone's car you don't know them if you get a limo that there's a background check if you get a cab you living on the edge I promise you get characters and yet either like Angry white dudes or alike guys come from other countries I can tell you cool stories restaurants in this matter shows Broadway shows on network at this point like just the cab Network it is kind of right it must be ya little Loop that they play Jimmy Fallon and I mean stuff like if you're f***** up on coke and you get into a cab and you start just talking s*** about all the crazy sexual stuff that you like and then and then afterwards they like a you going to be on HBO custom you wake up in the morning call


    What Was Joe Rogan's First Car?
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    who's your first car my first car was a 1973 Chevelle Chevelle SS it was this shitbox I drove it from the guy's house to my house and then it died and never and never worked again I think I drove to my girlfriend's house and then I drove back to my house and then it died yeah and I called the guy out by him a f****** car. He came and gave it gave me the money back and took his car somewhere in my car doesn't work wow I had a birthday and then a 1968 442 the wrapped around a telephone pole believe this s*** I just got this car I had that one for a few months and then bang f*** that when I'm just hydroplaning just get hurt those two of those were cool little cars in my hometown young girls with that Miami really really dumb one my buddy he had one of those we hydroplanes spun around a couple times totaled it hit another car that was parked at a body shop he's like cool I guess I'm doing two cars slamming into a car that was just finished at a body shop


    Joe Rogan - People Can't Drive Stick Shifts Anymore
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    the worst is if you try to valet a stick shift I tried to give Allie my keys to my Bronco and he didn't know what to do. You don't know how to drive a stick shift because no idea what the f*** are you doing here man how can you have this job yeah part of the resume the last holdouts like Corvette and Camaro I haven't driven a stick in a long time I stings you know the car and I'm like I just assumed all cars now or when you rented her automatics you know the country it's it's whatever and so I'm pulling out of the the lot and it's like oh s*** it's been a minute I got this when you're in Italy they all drive stick shift even like minivans yeah it's weird yeah everything's a stick shift over there I'm not sure why I don't know what what's the advantages and disadvantages of Maywood what do you prefer where I was in Italy it was in ravello which is very small little roads is very tiny and it's like karate congestion because of Tourism and the guy was always on the clutch back and forth back and forth if you're commuting to La bumper-to-bumper every day you're going to want an automatic Zach that's what happened threat I've got to go to this one driving stick shift what is that goofy thing called


    Jon Reep Looks Back on His Hemi Commercials | Joe Rogan
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    0 alcohol get crazy have to have one for quite a long time it was fun I'm going to backtrack and go there so first commercial right around 3 incur and I couldn't have been more wrong turn up the f****** the T-Mobile device that the same thing it's the lightest it's a box kite string to it in Florida near us I think I saw that the video one that's the one I had right now yeah I told her one time hit black ice and I made a gust of wind just knocked me off the road and I was in a ditch but it was motorcycles don't see another motorcycle no wave club that you're in and jeeps do it too and I started doing that cookie side kicks and I just went with that little like what is he doing so people like gonna give me ice Cars Cars 2 Dodge Ram quad cab self as right around La with the windows down to the Blasted do you know a Lynyrd Skynyrd the s*** yes we just have somebody drop you off and showing up in his he got a raptor realize how wide those things are until you stand in front of them


    Joe Rogan - I'd Reveal Government Secrets (If I Knew Them)
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    if the aliens came to you and said Rich yeah we're going to give you this technology that you loved to Tinker and back at me but you can't tell anybody to keep you telling us the truth the whole world if we knew now that I honestly I probably tell you they called the Tesla guy to go down there at the mouth while that's who I would call if I was the government I wouldn't call some respectable scientist from Stanford yeah that's me yeah I would go with some guy who's autodidactic is that what the word when someone learns themselves is that what the word is right I want everyone to know what I will live with myself really a hundred percent the government wants to tell me some Secrets let me tell you something I'll tell everybody show me how many people have died already and we don't know where I'm going to show you this you can't show anybody are you willing you tell me that I can't tell anybody about that was undeniable and your own eyewitness that's not good enough just make you look like a dunce and know it would actually probably help their cause right cuz no one would ever believe you and no one would take a lien seriously after that which one of the arguments for like what they actually did with Project Blue Book like there was a guy named Philip corso and J Allen hynek was the guy was running Project Blue Book and one things they famously said after it was over that they were they would just try to debunk things in and make these things look foolish death and then anything they found couldn't explain they just tucked away but the things that they could explain even if they're does the explanation didn't Jive came up with an explanation just to make people realize that aliens were b******* right through the course of Project Blue Book studying now you have to ask you through the end of it he decided that aliens were real and we haven't contacted however you always have to question whether someone is doing that because this is a new new for them to make money is this a new stream of Revenue I'm going to do the lecture circuit I'm going to write books mean if your a guy work for Project Blue Book and then they shut Project Blue Book down you don't have anymore money at your brother and you decide why don't work for the government anymore you know what I wanted to write stories about UFOs alright Google J Allen hynek Project Blue Book he is sure after all of this time studying that there is and has been some contact extraterrestrials NSYNC I don't I don't know if you need help me personally I have zero experience right. Someone might be laughing at physics and astronomy Ohio State 1936 about Project Blue Book what it is find once you get to the bottom of the recitation you'll have report for a party I will talk to you outside I'm not ready to be right now I want to leave some of the stuff out of those subjects that inherently starts looking crazy until alien show up the recent movie with the spoken like smoke oh all the sudden our perceptions completely changed my whole way undeniable there's like some giant Los Angeles size getting floating over the Continental USF would be like okay would you do if we we try to communicate with it but would that be a good move like what if they came over to us now I'll look at these f****** dumb dabs do they do these do that you think that any foreign or alien species with the gradients 100% of the world you know how much how much Warfare is taking place how many people are dying how many people dying with drones all that kinds of birthday be aware of all that they be aware of are polluting the environment they be aware of are depleting the ocean of its fish than just pulling a giant Nets filled with saying things like Clean Coal by Clean Coal one thing you visit our planet the number one dumbest things are going to see if pollution is the number one dumbest like you either shiting in the environment that you need to sustain you you're in you're doing this in it's not like you don't have the resources to fix that I can get money yeah we have incredible amounts of money but yet the money is not going towards that massive resources should be going to removing carbon from the atmosphere removing particulates from the atmosphere gallic brake dust and all the s*** that's in these cities and when your cars are costly slam on their brakes that Dusty have to clean off your wheels that s***'s everywhere babies f****** everywhere and takes years off people's lives absolutely does they would look at all that aren't they looking at that like why aren't they why don't they have some sort of system in place to mitigate all the problems of created in terms of like me know they got rid of plastic straws Bob tabs that you pull off of things keep plastic wrap everything plastic by the way I want to keep around a stainless steel watch Disney would say it's the nuclear power thing like when you find out things like the Fukushima plant they didn't have a any sort of backup plan that do the hell out. It down yeah but you don't know how it would happens if your generator goes out while now it's nothing really clear meltdown in my everything dies forever yeah they built these plants and they have no idea how to shut them off like that's crazy that the aliens are smart enough to figure out how to harness nuclear power use it for built these plants and they have no idea shut them off with that's crazy that the aliens supposedly these people other f****** mind they're smart enough to figure out how to harness nuclear power will they use it for is degenerative steamed constant and it has to stay on forever that's why they put them near the ocean


    Khalil Rountree is Moving to Thailand to Train | Joe Rogan
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    when you decide to move a you take anybody with you you go solo I'm going to start off going solo I would like to get you know my brother to come visit I'd like to get my mom to come out really as many small out there so I think it'd be really cool for her to go out there but at the moment I'm just really like this place is great for my career right now. I just want to get there ASAP and get back to work sorry how do you account for jet lag like do you do you just like you give yourself enough time to adjust to the time difference you know what the whole time I was there I would my sleep schedule is off I never adjusted so I was going to bed maybe 2:30 a.m. every morning then like get up run at 5 and then you know get tired later later and then when I came back and took me like a week or two to adjust so I was disappointed how stupid my body was going to pay dummy go to bed now so if I'm telling you just go to bed now like might I didn't know my body had such a rigid schedule when you Jack that thing sideways and you're on the other side of the planet that your body just really doesn't know what the f*** is going on seriously I did inform me being stuck in that plane for so long oh yeah I like smino from Thailand Vegas you show up two weeks early yeah well this is my first time flying back to the states after being in Thailand and I flew a week early know I flew two weeks early one week I stayed in Vegas and then fight week stay in Atlanta and no kidding that was perfect timing oh that's good so I can get a little little difference in time between those weather 2 minutes no hot like we train outside and it's humid and hot so between every round it feels like you know like the third round of a fight we're going in the championship rounds I've never been there but I'd imagine that it feels very shity and that's how it feels every round in Thailand just like you're covered in sweat hot thick yeah that was probably like my 5th round or something like that by this point shout out to the editor for making me not look at training strength conditioning coming up against the wall so you getting everything down there Joseph henle right there he was on the on the ultimate fighter I forgot what you said they called them Leonidas is black. Out there and he helped me out a lot man there's you run into so many different people and he's like yeah like black belt any type of grappling you want any positions you want to work like we'll go over it will create a system whatever so he was really big help in this operation for this fight yet bunch of free Spirits live in their right so many how many but everybody's down there with a goal they want to get in shape they want to get healthy or spiritual path whatever maybe there's something romantic about the expat living in Thailand having a good time you know he hadn't romantic about that so it's interesting I don't really cool yeah I mean that whole culture man and the tie and Muay Thai culture what a phenomenal. If you look at Combat Sports and then this one that it's so tied into the stadiums it's so Linda gambling admitting it's something kids get indoctrinated into it at a very young age pre-owned super younger guys at the gym that I was at little kids they can come right after school and then go to Muay Thai training and their training just like the older guys and then they go right back to like homie dinner but that's just their lifestyle so that it starts as a kid it's like go to school more tie go sleep and then as an adult's like moytie feed your family feed your family these guys live at the gym at Jesus they live at the gym and they go home maybe two days after a fight just to take care of their families and then come right back to the gym and get ready for the next fight of course everybody knows various people in different organizations or what-have-you one FC but what about those guys are fighting in those little small Thai gyms in stadiums like how much access do they have the grappling I have a do they ever did they are they satisfied to just do more tires here at all like a movement in Thailand starting o m a tiger a lot of those guys are coming over to the MMA and learning Jiu-Jitsu and wrestling one of the guys I was learning to clench from he was like them he's got probably 300 fights 300 more Thai fights and he started training MMA and taking him in a fight so it's that they're they're definitely open in their mind to it and and and hopping in there and access in Bangkok to a different cuz that's very like Stadium based you don't like high-level moytie and they're not to focus on animator a couple MMA gyms but if you want to do that if you want to get the best of both worlds it's in it's in Phuket a tiger so is there any MMA Bangkok but nothing would like at like Pro Fighters or any high-level Fighters but they do have they do have maybe three or four gyms there was just guys stopping in I got to practice you know a little bit of everything I'm always really interested in countries that figure something out better than everybody else comes to leg kick and nobody figured it out any better that I five rounds and then sleep and maybe the next day go fight like another small event or a smaller reason sometimes even in the same night and it's like man aren't you like your shins to hurt your elbows to hurt nothing in these guys they're just like their bulletproof they're used to this man it's crazy wow and their first time in my life I go into a locker room and the red and blue corner it's both in the same room probably as big as the studio and they're all getting their hands together getting massaged out together everything no weird energy in the room like you know the UFC like they separate us we have to kind of be separate whatever purposes but like in town and they're just like hanging out same room you know talking whatever and then they just go fight right after it's so weird like that the piece it's it's so weird it was the first time I experienced at like maybe I can start lining up a little bit like really fall back dial my training cuz I was really nervous I was nervous to start to try the new stuff that I learned out and never through many like kicks in any of my fights I've never really did that stance everything that I did was pretty much brand new and I was really nervous and what if it doesn't work you know like so many different so many different feelings and for this and I are the only thing I can tell myself as like rely on your training I never really did that stance everything that I did was pretty much brand new and I was really nervous and what if it doesn't work you know like so many different so many different feelings and for this and I are the only thing I can tell myself is like rely on your training


    Joe Rogan on Bruce Buffer's Suits
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    Jon anik said to he loves when he fights cuz then Bruce Buffer has to say your boy do you know anybody that you do it Nordstrom or something about his issues also warned before I mean unless he donate so he might donate them to charity that might be one of the auction them for charity or something that I'd be good yeah he's a he's a fun dude he's the best of all time to Wayland yeah you can do it man he digs in I remember seeing him first yell at like at TJ Dillashaw news feel the energy right you're like I'm their weight ready for fight like I'm kind of nervous and then Bruce comes over like yeah out from jumping up in the air while he was reading over that ain't home I guess


    Joe Rogan Explains The Difference Between Parallel Thinking & Joke Stealing
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    you know that you're not going to a common thing is when comedians steal jokes when you're writing and you're like yeah how do you know that that content already hasn't been well you could absolutely write something and have parallel thinking write something and not even know someone's already written it right but you've been stealing but you know what if you come up with if you something whatever it is like say maybe your wife sends you to go to the grocery store to pick up some tampons right and it has the price things all f***** up until the guy has TL price tag iPad thinking it's a common one right and then there's other people that did hear someone do it they stole it. That's a different thing but you can get both of those things from that same subject right that same really common easy to think of subject for a part of the Lexicon like a part of their part of the way we talk they're part of culture and you could think you thought them out but you didn't so others might a child in the way everyone stop that clearly yours like if you did a whole bit about how you build a Tesla right you know I'm not eating you think and then you got that's wholly unique to you build the Tesla even 20 on the earth at this point yeah probably maybe 20 billion-plus population of human beings maybe 20 people don't you've done that one bit technology about the environment someone from CNN that f****** hates the Russians friendly like wanted to blame everything on the road that like yeah they think they got duped for 2 years saying that there was collusion and then was going down they colluded with Russia and it turns out that the Mueller report doesn't really necessarily say that right we got to do something about these goddamn Russians that they hired as well and they put a strap on


    Rich Benoit - What Are the Top 3 Things Joe Dedicates Time To?
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    I have avoided games on my phone for a very specific reason to have a problem with games like keep you going I have a bunch of normal apps like Instagram and Twitter but I have a bunch of cool ones like some Starmap s*** what do you have never look for this but I just found or not 2D but but didn't have an up-and-down congratulations on the new addiction Clockwork stuff is stand up which is the most time-consuming cuz I'm multiple set tonight and I'm always writing and always tweaking listening is boring night see how terrible everybody is right and then you'll be inspired try to be terrible to don't even I was terrible when I first started but you'll probably be better than most really that's all you need s*** tell yourself but if you if your person can make people laugh and you are willing to dedicate yourself to it it's not like you have to have certain amount of flexibility or you know I have a certain amount of physical strength right now it's just can you make people laugh I'd okay then you can do it or you going to pull it off right questions I think it's you have to be what I would call a professional and this is I've gotten this from Steven pressfield who wrote The War of art which is a great book and I'm also got it from Reading Stephen King on writing and talking to a lot of different writers about how they handle things right if you just waited to be inspired and it's the only time you wrote you wouldn't have half as much s*** not even close written not even close have as much good material as you do if you decide I'm going to write down so I sit down and I write and sometimes I don't know what the f*** to write about and I just start writing I start rambling right I know how to be like the first 20 minutes might be total wash it doesn't get me anywhere why the f*** do we do and then I'll start writing about that will make things up I'll make up a fact running to argue against that fact for and then maybe I'll find out what what the real fact is and see if I can argue that way and then I'll and I'll give up like 17 shut the laptop


    What Would Joe Rogan Do in the Apocalypse?
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    is it going to is that how would you what's your say things are going to s*** really quickly right right is a nuclear power plant that's going to blow up any second now how would you are you like I know you're not busy guy you hunt kill Harvest as they say sorry how long do you think you could survive if things went to s*** really quickly if you have to survive you have all the money you want right it's not easy and not only that you got to get through the winter so you can have to build some sort of a shelter with fire but in Big Bear this is only a couple hours North yeah there's plenty of places we could drive in a couple hours you could go to Big Bear and then you can go down to the beach you could experience the desert what you would eat two things if you want to stay in the LA area your dad cuz you're not going to be able to eat s*** there's nothing here to stay in your hair like what you might give your kids and why you got to get out of here so you can leave if you drive a Tesla no way no way there's a big debate that I had it in the in a crisis situation right situation I would leave the castle behind level argue with you about that lot of people I leave behind my pickup truck can you get your destination still in like Tesla's use less energy it's like at the end of the day I'd be having to pick up truck would like to shotguns and like five things a Gastly to be fine I don't understand that they also make tanks that you could put in your gas tank in your the bed of your truck rather than wifey survival tank as far as you wanted and he actually made a trip with one tank of gas from Arizona to Canada he drove all the way up to Canada all the way across with one tank of gas because his massive tank on the back of his pickup truck feeds directly into his primary gas tank yeah yeah and you can get these though if you survival tanks and you know the holes like hundreds of gallons the lights go off for five minutes to kill everyone here starting fires and shooting cars things to start a fire and things to kill animals right those are things that would be very important I would bring guns and bows I bring ammunition and arrows but I would realistically realize that first of all I'm not going to make more bullets and I'm not going to make more arrows where am I going to do and how long am I going to last thing I wanna know know I'll be just trying to stay alive but you'd also be trying to stay alive for a long. Of time I mean I just didn't know there's not room I would bring water for water purification tablets and food food I probably being food in the form of heavy duty bars like that take don't take up a lot of space but dense and nutrient-rich like this at those green belly Bars by and even then you're not going to make it and your kids are probably not going to make it the real thing is true you going to live off of animals this isn't the Serengeti animals unless you're somewhere where you can find a lot of f****** animals right like rabbits like you're going to have to kill them every other day because they're not going to last with the Heat and the kids it's not easy it's not if you have a string in a bow in two pieces of dried wood and you know hardwood and a softer would you can do it I can do it but it ain't easy like a piece of metal you can start a fire pretty easy and I also you want to bring with you some Tinder you want to if you have some dry tenders been out with you too so you want to bring with you some tender you want to if you have some dry tenders been out with you too if you're in for a world of hate if you want to really survive right


    Joe Rogan on the Biosphere Experiment
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    Willy's Rises Elon Musk space station on March 5th neighborhood sucks yeah that's like living in Barstow for the rest of your life wouldn't even see their trapped in Barstow in a glass bubble why we look through that again people go crazy man you don't want to be locked together with each other it's not normal for everybody we just stuck in some bubble with each other it's been 25 years since biosphere since 8:00 side to sealed themselves in the biosphere for two whole years ecosystem with a lot of banging each other how could you forget that how could you tell people want to do in general but it work work environment harassment how to say Jamie nevertheless it in complete the mission emerging from the outside world after few years of solitude okay I think most of the time you don't need the law but is that because we know the law exists and people formulated Society in the sense that you can always count on the loss that keeps people in check I don't know and it depends on where you live like if you live in a poverty-stricken crime-ridden neighborhood right do you need the log there more or do you need to login what is what is is maybe people being arrested a lot causing some of the problems that you're singing that neighborhood in there are some of those arrest because of nonviolent drug offenses right like how much it how much are you turning because there is a certain percentage of people get turned into criminals once they get introduced into the the judicial system as a non-violent person who's just riding the drawers that with criminals Vine with people and then you just a guy who sells weed outlines the history of the human race and these various tribes that have dealt with like weird s*** like that like there's a certain tribes that like when they seem like old ladies they're moving too slow at loading is killing yeah this one guy was talking about a bunch of books Listen to I should say this guy was like kitty cold of Cuba's on stamp and yeah and they were like they'll all the old ladies are scared of him cuz he was the guy that they hired to kill them when they were pulling their own weight and like but maybe that is that a bad thing though because triskelion to you that's the real question right would you again. Would you put a bullet in you know your friend's mom because she wasn't pulling her weight and because that depends on the entire tribe itself she's throwing the whole tribe down see that's the thing that you do when you don't have much right right when you have Surplus like we have we we value our older people want to care for them or I can we see I give her money and she starts crying it's a tearjerker it's a series tearjerker but they give her money they do they find some lady yeah they just think they just these two young guys get out and give this lady money and then she starts crying and they said yeah and so they give her some money and she's she's like weeping it's really too your husband died just a week ago I want to see nothing to do to cry about like stupid s***


    Joe Asks Rich Benoit "Do You Think We've Been Contacted by Aliens?"
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    let me ask you this cuz you're all into technology what we think about aliens exist tribal to analyze them photos of famous image of these tribes people in Brazil uncontacted tribe in their painted their body paint and then their arrows drawn at the helicopter General general you know what I mean so I can have you ever been in one helicopter so weird right right is weird popular parts of the exhibit we love watching them like I'll look at them look at them and if you could go someplace we could watch some of the wild yeah it was like a webcam right tune into the Congo right now right you would how do we know they're not watching us right now exactly that's the thing we probably are just like watch and observe that if there was a major breakthrough artificial intelligence goes which is where we are right in that we're all super fortunate to be alive right now absolutely cuz even those the time of incredible turmoil right it's also a time of an amazing potential and change I'm greedy as have I want to see more I want to see more I really want to see a robot uprising old race at shooting s*** and I also want a I will cuz Elon Musk his head while he was still be alive this had to be in a jar I told you so yeah it's wrestling with him right that's going to grab your dick like they're the same people that helps you make your test to work I think it's going to run right through your wall to Skynet your dog flip play my favorite part of that is what will they did beat the robots to find out the robots fall over I kick them and s*** right. Just released the state is not cool in your about your body is failing and your knees are gone and your hips bad out your back hurts all the time and your shoulders are all torn apart can't pick things up and they say Rich we can download your contact. Not this into this artificial body that's like you if you were Anderson Silva when he was 30 years old super Elite athlete and it's going to be you at your conscience or you can just go to Black and see what happens in the afterlife yeah just let this nine year old body died of the silliest question ever God creating and no limbs that are articulating rims you want one of the limbs that looks like a human limb or you like a robotic limb like in Terminator I want a tomato the most ridiculous thing that thing up the one in the middle in the middle I want so like I said I put my hat on it and it said freaking out who get mad at you running from these robots at dogs not to have a dog and it has potential like actual real technology that it's using so like it's not outlandish Black Mirror everything is I wanted to keep better track of her daughter so she implanted that ship made it to whatever her daughter sees right then her daughter got older and older and she said to see some wild s*** that the kid was doing right but then to your example what would be the downside of putting my Consciousness in someone with a jacked in like a ripped body the downside would be would you even really be a human anymore or would you be some sort of a thing that we've created that keeps your brain alive right who does care what we will hear something would you want to live a whole nother life like how much time do you want in this fake body do you want to be immortal you want to keep going forever forever now at 200 years old story about that about a guy God damn it like an old legend about a man who kept killing his sons in order to live longer God came to him and told him if he kills son has but he said no one around him the gripe about him and let's play a job in the Bible from something I don't remember but the point is like when you got the 200 years if you said okay I'm going to take this body and we're living it for 200 years but it's 20 years I'll be done that's right 198 years comes on and you still like a thirty-year-old Anderson Silva I could do it you're having a great time to the point where you might be like super wise if you think of how smart a person is it together and they become like a mature older man was just wise understands the way the world works as well read and really is taking the time to do the work on themselves personally they know themselves better than they did when they were young foolish man hopefully most of us as we get older than 300 years how wide would you be that my biggest concern about my loved ones Ryan has a past you like you have your kids and like your kids live to be like 80 years old and you're just like hey you know I want to go anywhere with people can't live in the woods and shoot their self people live their beautiful two streams and trees gorgeous but you're just saying that you don't like when people talk to you at you living alone just like Rihanna Mars is stupid you can't come back that's like going to the shittiest neighborhood in the known universe you can get to I get online with your name will live forever


    Joe Rogan on Russian Spy Whales
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    it's weird how that you feel bad for killing an elephant but other animals is like a rat because I deserve it would totally biased towards certain types of animals right now for sure like it's like why we how they say it probably feed pigeons now they think it was their using it as a bioweapon like they would strap a missile to this thing and then tell the whale to go to boats this way I was trained to go towards boats hole and had this harness on it and they they think that what they did was they train this thing to go on a boat out of that thing well you could use something like that to hold a bomb strain it to go towards the boat and then we would hit the boat it would detonate the bomb explode they must have given this way of some sort of food reward for banging into the boat and slowly do they cut it free of this this harness me this is total speculation they don't know where the Hornets from but I'm hoping someone was trying to ride it and they weren't pretty sure pretty sure it's a bump I'm pretty sure this will found off Norway Coast believed to be spying on me expertly Security Experts have a wheel with a harness right we don't really know how often do whales are hard to show up to the fact that you're next about it I think that the u.s. government red equipment of St Petersburg on the strap ocean exactly that I would write Maiden Rock Sean it is y'all in English to Russian my property of Mother Russia of Russia I think the government did that with dolphins to see if that's true that the government rain Dolphins to four weapon 20 of them something like the US government did that to blow up boats I know they would you at least a jihadist knows right when you tricked him into going to 72 virgins and blowing up you trade them but the dolphin doesn't even know it's going to die play story the concert 2015 it says that the US Navy's combat dolphins are serious military I said so it is started stopped something that's an organic part of the environment to kill every dolphin that comes near the boat and after they see a dolphin they think it's just a dolphin Triton painted like a dolphin smarter than us they keep escaping oldies offense not on the loose. It's very confusing when you look it up so military dolphins not actually on the loose who says that. Gov I have sex for pleasure yeah if you chimps Dolphins people yep and dogs


    Joe Rogan - I'm Not Very Good at Hunting
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    as you go to Utah and you just you just wait well is a lot of hiking you know you go and essentially you go where you know that the elk are going to be in the area and when they're in the Rut which is the one you hunt that one's legal between there their mating and breeding and smashing heads together and let it then you hear them scream at each other when you're ready to kill well they are definitely a little do they know competing with all these other may also she always scream at each other and smashing heads and occasionally phone when it's dead that was killed by another Bowl but you don't eat that no no no no you could I mean you certainly could if it was like a recent kill right if you knew if you got to it like right when it was dying what temperature is still coming out of its body but you will find them they they get stabbed and they they kill each other yeah that mean that's the whole reason why those antlers exist send a Kik the wolf must have time so where do you how do you get that thing back those things don't like yeah you have to you have to do is called quartering it which is you take the legs off and you take the the front legs off and then you take the meat off the carcass and then you take the heart in the liver and the edible organs and you have to pack it out so you haven't yet give a crew that goes with you or is it you with a big-ass knife I'm not very good at hunting I'm like it's if hunt a martial art I be a blue belt okay Bells like your white Bell Blue Bell purple belt brown belt black belts right this year but I go with a guide who's going to take me to the places that I need to go and show me in a guy who's an experience Outdoors when who do basically teaches you a trainer in martial arts exactly is a hardened Outdoorsman hard and they'll go and take you and show you like but then it's it's your job to ask you the shot your job to get close your job is stalking your job to make sure that you don't get with cold winded means the animal smells the winds at your back and the wind character sent towards the animal they have to move around Target is really fun it's very cathartic it says like something that is a release when that Arrow finds Stardust feels really good yeah it's probably some primitive s*** from back we used to rely on killing things with rice and arrows that like accuracy but there's something about hitting something with a like when you shooting something out of Target in hits it it's very very sad I would like a traditional bow or recurve bow you draw it mean you have to pull it back but it's a compound bow it relies on these mechanical these gears that these call Cam on Walking Dead little pencil holder amongst Outdoorsman season and there's a reason why bow season neglected if you looked at like statistics across-the-board if you have it with call the tag look so if you want to go deer hunting you have to get a license and then you get a tag in the tags available today are you wanting to pay a certain amount for that tag now if you get a bow tag they they make the bow season earlier you have a higher much higher likelihood of failure with a bow than you do with a gun so I can stay like 50 people that got a atag it's usually not that hot but 50% of people that got a tag for rifle for successful it might be 10% with a bow out how hard it is to get to where the animals are and you have to be able to shoot far accurately so you you have to be able to shoot far accurately so you do most of the shooting when you go up there do you have but you all to myself


    Joe Rogan | The Importance of Doing What You Want w/Rich Benoit
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    you do a lot of MMA have anybody telling me what to do so because I don't have anybody telling me what to do I gravitate towards things and I'm really interested which is why you're here fortunate that I have that kind of Freedom that was indulgent like a little baby bright like a child like I just gravitate towards things I like to do and you know people can say it's stereotypically toxic masculinity or when it when I like watching fights I like doing martial art that's the problem is you don't want to look like an a****** which I've experienced you know I look like an a****** Italian as well just like dying you want to do that. That's that stuff you're a big deal than to lie I got to respect that about you one of the things that we have a problem with people doing what they want to do is cuz we don't get to do what we want to do Friday only see other people though I really like that stuff tell me how to do s*** I hate that she's only men that are b****** a lot of those out there any of that works for me right and I was like Hey listen I got to take a week off to go out to California work on this project and then I was talking to your guy and they're like a list of going to be out here come back the next week as well you know what you can say Hey listen to have two weeks out here until my boss and he's like listen man like 2 weeks is a long time and I have any coverage like you know I know you'll be on Joe Rogan this really cool but much will you do that or not so made decision following in your light I said you know what oh s*** I left my job man damn I need a job Joe and I have a full-time job I can't work on these bills I can't do this and I have no idea I finally left and I was reading your story a while back Boston with LA and it just felt so liberating because literally you know when you're doing something you're not passionate about that's literally 8 to 10 hours of your day doing something that you just you just don't really want to do its most Trace everyone's rushing to get somewhere every turenne you know about Boston lucky rushing to get on the train you're rushing to to get somewhere that you don't really maybe you're right there to work for 8 hours for someone else to do something that you don't want to do and it just gets Taxi man going to do your best with the things you do afterwards if you've been doing this thing for 8 hours right before you really have to go to bed when you get home at night that you had it noon or 10 a.m. or whatever it was when you woke up or when you got to work your what you have what you're dealing with is this past this crossroads right if you hit this past where you can decide to either not take a chance or I can just you just slowly take like little incremental steps towards what you really want to do right or take a risk right and when you take a risk insurance if you continue to just fail and do it again one day you'll figure out why you're failing if you're paying attention if you're doing your work and you'll find something you can do that you're successful at it's only want to hire you if you're good at your job if you go to a place and your valuable to that employer you be valuable yourself he's got to figure out how to do it or what it is that you want to do that you could do without having a boss without something that feels natural so does that you are you gravitate towards morning I'm talking pump I'm going to self yeah and imma do my thing where ever come here to do a podcast where I go fuc to do this good thank you furniture or f****** painting or whatever it is you got to make a living doing that hot damn that's Everything Changes the world world becomes a better place Boston thing was super lucky I was only 25 or less 24 damn 24 and I was doing stand-up no driving limos during the day and doing a bunch of different jobs and s*** and then I got seen by a manager who is coming from New York to Boston to scout for new talent I just got dumb luck wasn't supposed to be on the show and he asked me to go to New York and do some spots in New York there and then next week I was living in New York I signed a contract with them and I just packed up my s*** in my grandparents we're still living in New Jersey they live on North 9th Street which is like when the time and they first moved there was a pretty nice neighborhood Newark is got kind of funky dope Audi parked in his Highway and smashed his door the battering ram and it said it was a legit as an experienced catchy neighborhood but that's why I didn't have any money I didn't I didn't know if it was going to work out at all but I knew this is a chance but I was young when they are you like whatever Insurance whatever I didn't have health insurance for a long time do you have it now yeah


    Joe Rogan | People Have Gotten AIDS From Vampire Facials??
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    we were talking about vampire facials at some ladies Jeff told us this lady to people got HIV and AIDS is it what is it PRP what it really doing for the facial they said they're using someone else's blood doesn't make any sense that does make sense anyone know because I would think that that if you drew blood you would drop from your cell all tables in your body so but why why would anybody get HIV unless you're giving it to yourself what did why did she do to her nose still in every part of your body butter no cold LOL so what happened they probably had AIDS test before you know before and after


    Joe Rogan | Khalil Rountree's Performance Against Eryk Anders
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    so impressed with your performance from that pass UFC hate that I had to I had to talk to you I seen guys make like you are always a very dangerous Striker from obviously from the go-karts hockey fight ever got everybody got to see that but to see how fluid you were against a beast like Eric Anderson Eric and has a scary cat he's right you were so fast leap that you've gone up over the last year what do you think it would be compared to like who you were before that not that I believe I mean the high like that performance for me was like I feel good about it but that was only four months so I'm like I know there's so much more for me to gain that's why I'm like yeah I got to go back so the leap not not too much because I know there's still a lot more to go you decided for people don't understand what we talked about you went to Thailand you spent four months down in Thailand and Footwear fight like a tie box it was crazy like Mark dellagrotte a who works in the production truck guy picks out the into replay. Talk back and forth sometimes while the fights going on and mart Market with his heavy Boston acting like dude classic Rochas so fun to watch man so it's just usually wherever I go I've always been good at just like kind of absorbing the culture I'm a guy like I can go into a room full of people and I can just kind of pickup with the energies like and that's another reason why I wanted to go to Thailand so just the way that they trained and the discipline the power but the relaxation like everything I was learning men are so much more than more tired even the days that I didn't try not to sit around and just watch these guys because more ties with more than just punching kicking elbows minutes balance you know what I mean there's there's repetition how many kicks are you throwing you know the guys at the stadium they're like their kick kick kick kick in so I was able to learn a lot man in there still a lot to go it's beautiful to see it someone on that Pursuit and I think it's it's much like Rodger May set about boxing like most people don't know s*** about boxing your way he said that's like if anybody is going to say that he's going to say that because there are levels and layers and there's there's a pass to go down and it's interesting when you see someone like committed with a very like a very specific style like your you like your adoption of that more typed out so if it's so effective as a striking style to really interesting when you think of all the different ways to attack with striking that one play became very particularly successful you-know-what before I even started training MMA as a whole my first Mixed Martial my first martial arts classes in which I class I knew that I wanted to train Muay Thai or learn Muay Thai and so since I've started I always thought I want to go there you know just maybe it's cool but it has always been my thing but I never really learned it like actual way you know like from from the root of where it comes from I was just kind of like passed out or like brazilian-style Muay Thai stadium and most people. so sometimes the Shogun would be light on his front leg a little bit one thing that they were doing a lot that's pretty similar to stick they go at it shoot the box I'll go out if you just go until the other guy stops pretty much but from the shoot the box I was like very combo based like punches and kicks I like one too. You have to memorize these crazy combos Cordero is he lying to eat one of the guys that just like past it down a lot they have the system and it's very like combination based memory slipping Punch Kick all the stuff but the ties are just like it's just straight kick you know like punch you you fall down in that front foot elbow knee it's just it's broken down completely differently if it's a whole different style stuff has his elbows combination same tools that you're going to use it more time play Ty's got a whole different game plan you know clenching like I've never trained as much clenching in America as I haven't Island in just four months and I've been fighting our training now for like 9 years so just in 4 months I've gotten more clinch time in Thailand I have Juno in my whole career because it's a whole different game you got to have to for Effective like real true Muay Thai you getting a lot of wrestling over there yeah that's one thing to I heard I heard shop talking about it Tiger has amazing like it's amazing Jim 4260 guys on the mat from everywhere chechnya while you know and everywhere and everywhere man those guys they come there maybe for a week maybe two weeks maybe for a month but you're getting constant good training grappling everything MMA boxing CrossFit everything you need is in it's a blue my mind being there honestly and your coaches that you were working with before I still working with them and Thailand or you just going to I know you talked about actually moving to Thailand yeah yeah the plan is to move there like as soon as possible so I was like hitting you up like John wanted to talk a little bit but the next couple weeks for at least a year and I want to go there just because I can just train that the lifestyles completely different I can walk to the gym hop on a motorbike it's just it's so simple but that answer the question about my coaches I always have my brother in my corner he's just kind of like moral support we started this together I had a conditioning coach / friend / mental type of like support Lorenzo tabica and then my head coaches have switched probably two or three times in the last cup outside Kenny Johnson from Black House John Wood from Syndicate and now I have your chicken from Tiger Muay Thai and so this change that you decided to make did it come after the Johnnie Walker fight so the Johnnie Walker fight like that camp was tough man like I was doing so much to try to improve in my wrestling and grappling because that was always like a big hole in my game so so much time wrestling over a black house with Kevin Casey and this guy that fought Blake Trooper huge and these guys are great Grappler so cases of Powerhouse okay I'm comfortable on the feet if it goes to the ground and ready and I think I just completely lost sight of like my striking my boy died in a fight his size everything I just kind of froze up man I was just like I didn't know what to do how to get there so what's up part of the education writing mean this is what this this career of fighting that you were you on this path is what it's all about ya and fighting for me is like baked self-awareness do you know I think it's always important though when a guy has set back to see how he responds some people get discouraged some people get in Courage some people just decide like they're going to be much more committed and that's what you did you just I cannot move to do your camp in Thailand and seeing how paid up man Eric Anders is a very tough customer and you simply shot him out yeah and it was very very impressive man that was that was the plan no because I knew he was telling you before I spar with him before that everything in like he's watch all of his fights the guys hard to put away with making a case for the fight being stopped we're making a case me DC was saying like the we can stop this fight I was saying it was like you were f****** his legs I like this about it during the fight I wasn't but that guy so damn tough he kept coming man and heat he never stop trying to win that fight now there's no quit in him remember to do or die he never stopped trying to win that fight now there's no quit in him remember you ever do or die


    B-Real on Smoking Weed with Mike Tyson | Joe Rogan
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    an outfit for someone who was in a used to have to hide it before yeah you know that's the beauty of it now is if you don't have to hide it and people that used to you know you got people now that you never thought were smokers and you know now they're coming out and just being totally free with it and that's great man you know his laptop skin covers it could just be a look alike but it looks like it is what it should make it forever for a long time so it's cool to get in here and went to hot boxes we could have yet we're going to get in that slow Irish it like we just had Mike Tyson in there do you know and how weird is it to smoke weed with Mike before in and I have smoked with him on a couple surf the separate occasions aside from there but one of the places that I smoked with it was at that f****** Lyoto Machida Rashad Evans fight when we all left you know after the fight we were sort of getting to our cars and he ran into me and in my partner Kenji and we're smoking a fat one right there all right you going and we always knew he smoked out what was crazy about this interview real quick that did I say it right cuz you asked me this in this interview like what did you do for the anxieties before like you don't listen we can go on Stager do the s*** right so I asked him that similar question I said you know as Artist as athletes with before we going to go do our thing in front of a mass amount of people you get this nervous energy what did you do to you know deal with that and he said I used to get hypnotized before fights yeah you know and he was saying how he would the guys that work work with him the way to instill these certain words like calmness you know that would be a reoccurring word that they would do in the Hitman you know in hypnotizing them before a fight so that he would always be calm in the fight and never fight desperate and always be do the situation no matter what happened and that's how he would do you know get that nervous energy down in in IND be able to fight with such Focus but the other interesting thing he said was that he never fought I mean he was smoking the whole time you know he's big we'd had since he was like 10 years old apparently but he said that he was smoking you know but not necessarily when he was training they were given Pharmaceuticals when he was training you know s*** that he wouldn't feel numb but he didn't have Focus McKenna Pharmaceuticals he said some of it was fentanyl some Percocet some fencing wasn't even around back while it's a form of it you know like the opiate that was whatever the defense and all of that time whenever I can't remember what he called it but there was two or three prescription drugs that they would give him and he said he he wouldn't feel nothing he felt good like there's no pain no nothing but the focus that he had was was not not there right he said that he smoked weed in one fight like you smoked weed before one particular fight and and he use the Whizzinator to get through the urine test somehow he f****** he says it in the interview and you know he said that the fight that he had where he was smoked out was with Andrew golota and he said he never had so much focus in a fight that it made him realize he should have been smoking weed through every goddamn fight because focused on everything he was supposed to said he broke his cheek he broke his ear he broke a rib and part of his back with a body shots Christ and he said the email that was the fight that was the one and only fight that he's Dino smoked out beforehand and Andrew golota got he got flat Riddick Bowe fights I mean cuz Riddick Bowe was really good you know but you didn't hit like Mike no no no no no no one hit like Mike if you look at like some of his early training or how crazy looking crazy back then if you look at some of my early training in his footwork it's almost like you know almost like a martial arts-based the way that he attacked and then he shifts on his attack and you was a master yeah it wasn't until he eats switched up and got rid of Kevin Rooney and you know where the destruction starts at 2 you know by the time he retired mean it was probably just a whirlwind of chaos and it's crazy cuz he realizes that like looking back at it and he says that he doesn't train anymore because it awakens of beasts and I know you said that maybe nerve it I could have said it's cuz he said that to you too right yeah yeah yeah cuz I cuz I was watching you know your interview with them and one of our guys that was in the back seat after maybe whoever trained you ever he know is that I don't do that no real quick like f*** you walk you around he just got up and left that guy away feeling these brushes do something was wrong I can listen you know if Andrew golota do you know who's been in wars and you know with Riddick Bowe another Fighters like he was no slouch if he's telling you I've had enough of this year which inside of his had you know what I told Mike that he didn't realize it if this is the last thing cuz I know we both got to go but I said do you know that all the dudes you font to get to that title including you know the dudes that the you know that that you took title from they all stopped fighting after you beat him none of them wanted to come back and get nothing in want no part of that heavyweight title after that he retired so many boxers down the line all of them he retired Larry Holmes wait until he went to jail and is like I'ma come back yeah yep yeah that's only got both Crusher Smith yep yeah I'm Thai real big yeah man the white daddy tired a lot of people we all saw it as a force of Nature and I told him the other thing I told him real quick to was you know like that explanation that he had on his documentary where he as he's coming to the ring he knew he had to fight one he could see it in their eyes and then once he steps into the ring he's a God they're done right and I told him you know how that that Bruce Seldon fight and I saw exactly what you explained in Bruce Seldon could Bruce was knocking fools out left and right he was like a really good heavyweight the mini got in there with Mikey Fanboys out tasted that glove didn't want no more yeah it was an experience it wasn't just that you were fighting guy who knew how to fight but you were fighting Mike Tyson there was this your idol who's this thing is cultural phenomenon he was thought to be at that time everybody think he's the greatest heavyweight of all time he was a fat that was an idle and he said he got totally got rocked he was so huge of the time that when Buster Douglas beat him even though I knew he beat him I watch the fight afterwards I couldn't believe it I'm like this is he's going to get up it at bruxelles it Harley Fatboy doubt on Mike man Mike stare down we seem to stare down you look at that too because realistically the guys who trained him they had a certain technique and nobody uses it when was not just died was what Mike talked about in the podcast about being hypnotized I mean he's a little boy and you know the fact that he had nothing before that everything was is life wish it was all pain and suffering and poverty that also and some guy comes along and rescued him and take some teachers matter box and then all sudden he gets recognition and in and positive feedback and he felt like do something special boom if I can hit that canvas hard that you don't want it what it was like watching those fights to go back and watch him now I mean this is amazing Fighters right now like the like Terence Crawford and just one Saturday night amazing amazing boxers but what Mike was was something he was something completely different than it was something that like transcended sports everybody wanted to see him fight you know if you believe in conspiracy right he didn't even hit it right there he just fell on purpose red you believe in conspiracy theories right you think about it like this right Mike was knocking guys out in the first round and people are paying a whole lot of money for the tickets and pay-per-view you know when you look at it it looks like they were trying to slow his roll and put in a guy like Evander Holyfield 2 as a brawler you could box but he could bra and take the fight 11 rounds great pay-per-view were Mike totally ruin the paper you a knock your ass out in a in a minute and when you look at it the way boxing was for such a long time I wouldn't put it past it that you know a lot of s*** that happened to him it was manipulated so that it would slow his roll the people that he had around him and his people that eat rusted away from him put different trainers in his corner different people that were influencing him and did it just took him backwards man and in all the people that actually help. I'm there were f****** gone and those are the guys that was actually giving him guidance as to he know how to conduct yourself via man in and all that stuff and he got around the vultures man and they into me I think Don King being Don King he stood more money eat stood a chance to make more money with someone taking out the fight you know 11 to 12 rounds as a pro he stood more money he stood a chance to make more money with someone taking out the fight you know 11 to 12 rounds as opposed to one while he just he gave Mike the worst deals ever to the whole things terribly stole money from them to this day Mike hates him yeah


    B-Real's Advice for Performers | Joe Rogan
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    when was your first time ever getting on stage do you member first time that they used to be a club called radiotron here in the 80s right and it was the hip hop club if you are into hip-hop any aspect of it whether it was rapping breakdancing popping who feeding all the people went to that spot and it was hard to get in there and it was hard to get on the mic no less but we had a homie who is like a legendary DJ out here when when the AM stations play hip-hop his name was Tony G and he was the leader of the Mixmaster show that had Mixmaster and he had a residency at the radio Tron so we grew up with one of his when his boys that was his like his Protege so they invite us over and myself insane got on the mic and mellow and I froze the f****** I tell you I froze up I forgot rap I ever wrote or ever memorized I was like it would be one of the two times that I would freeze in my life and it wasn't that was the first time was on stage and in all those people looking at me waiting expecting something I totally blew it and you know and I told myself okay I got to get over the nervousness and then the other thing we were doing it was it was like they wanted rappers to do this PSA for some bulshit right and they wanted us to write this rap and put all this certain information in there and I had it I had it memorized I had it locked in the minute they said go and they were filming it you know this is the film it I can't f****** it up horribly like I didn't even get through it I thought does like I'm sorry I can't do a fuk up you know I'm getting mad at myself to what's wrong with me Mekhi is when s*** like this happens right those are the two times that I totally f***** it up in like from the last time I said I'll never do that again I'm going to be prepared and I'm going to get through this anxiety or whatever it is and so those were the first two times but the first time on stage where I actually pulled it off was probably one of our first showcases it was that a it was at this place off of the 10 and it was in a showcase taxi at a competition yachty's to do competitions at clubs like f****** when they call it a forgot what they used to call and let you know different bands with it was like a battle of the bands right so we went in and I'm coming off of that horrible f****** deal with it just happened you know maybe a month or two before and I totally got over it in and we're performing real estate you know in this showcase and we lost but we made the biggest impression there because the song you know we performed it like you know the way that it's supposed to be and then at the end send dog jumped on the big judges table and you know he grabbed his balls right in front of the f****** female judge and then as he jumps off the table it breaks in half into her lap and no and everybody loved it we lost to these dudes were like new New Edition wannabes we called him Tootsie Rolls but we don't remember when they they won but in reality we won because that's what everybody work was talking about us at the end you know like how we're all that wasn't after that show I realized you know this is this is how I'm supposed to do it and I seen krs-1 do a show one time where the sound went out and you never staged new things on a couple of table that were put together and he just got up in front of the whole club no microphone no music and just started rapping his verses and people were rapping right along with him not giving a f*** the sound turned off but the fact that he just continued to do the show and that right there taught me a lot about how you control s*** on stage sometimes when things go wrong it's a great opportunity let's do a show I could yell so we just did that with everybody just did the show with no microphone but that was us I know the Improv the small rooms 180 people at that place was a small place to but I mean it it goes to show you man like it if you got it you got to do it the other way yeah you know it probably would have been a great show and people would be talking about it but they'll remember the fact that you got over that adversity and were able to still deliver and that's the shitt that krs-1 did for me he showed me through the adversity he kept doing the show and the people were still with him and I thought okay one day that's going to be me and I'm going to do what the teacher does and do you know that that that had been one of the most important things that I learned you know and watching others do shows and stuff like that and what I would do when I got up there you know and do I apply plight all those those you know lessons menu knowing and it's made me who I am as my part of Cypress Hill and when I do my solo stuff and when I'm with prophets of Rage that you know that got me prepped for everything that I do now in terms of music the light you know but that's I think that's important there's nothing wrong with those feelings man it's it's good you got to learn Mandarin did it's it's it's like you liking it to two like college stars that are coming into the professional sports now that basketball players for instance you get this number one draft pick he comes to a team and everybody has these high expectations no one knows at this kid he knows some people on the space like LeBron and Kobe in Garnett came straight from high school and they own the space the minute they got in it I mean Kobe had to work and wasn't the greatest you know when he when he started he had to work to get to where he was at in and allow these guys do some of them you know again they come in and they already got it you know like LeBron he was you know plan and groans met grown man's game right when he got into the league thrown into the fire but he was for that he got better and in learned the role and learned who he was as he's gone but he was one of those rare thing rare people that can just jump into it some people have to get better at it and he know it's the same thing with music like you get thrown on on that big stage for the first time if you're not prepped for you have definitely be nervous now you can either Embrace that and it'll it'll be your first showing you could do a good one or you can do a horrible one but either way he'll learn and if you don't learn from it in the run is short if you learn from it you know you know you learn how to get better and in sustained a longer career how did you learn how to get over the anxiety like your first show having a the first show suck like that what was it what was what did you learn like how did you how did you take classes did you read a book when you know what we did get that helped me was that we were first a lot because for me it was like remembering the songs it wasn't like the nerve to go out in front of people because we came from the break dance and b-boy culture popping and stuff like that so much of that is going against someone battling someone in front of a crowd and if you can be in front of a crowd doing that cuz that's vulnerable I mean you know because in the battle you could either win or you lose and if you lose you know obviously you can lose in an embarrassing way or you lose in the clothes bad either way people are sitting there watching you judging you either cheering you are bullying you wouldn't you know any one of those so that help me be able to get on stage and perform in front of people it will for more from me it was more about knowing the songs making sure that I known through the nervousness you know and it is so for us we did a lot of rehearsals in the early days just so that those first shows that we did that will allow and we made an impression and you know when we did that and we saw the results of how people were reacting to our show they gave me more confidence so you know I'd I'd rehearse the songs in my head you know when I wasn't around the other guys be kicking the songs and not be or be on a treadmill working out saying the songs you know getting them in my head and just gave me the confidence and I know this f****** s*** I go up there I'll rock this f****** thing I'm not going to forget it cuz that's always the problem for me it was never getting in front of people that was do I know my s*** and now I know it in such a way that like you know it's it's second nature do I still get those nervous butterflies yeah for sure some shows depending who's watching who's on the side stage or how big the crowd is in and what not yet I still get some of that but you know I do a quick meditation before I go out there you know just in my head real quick and then our band prayer in the nest that's the switch right there and we go already in it but it took me awhile to get to that you know because it takes work is like anything if your athlete of your boxer you only going to get better by boxing all the time training all the time not overtraining but making sure that you're in there putting into work and it's the same thing when you're rocking stages you know a lot of us sometimes forget to go in time-in you were hearse and you could see that when there's a sloppy show or someone's out of breath or they're not saying the whole line and they said the line wrong or they're changing up fragments of the song to make it easier for their performance and it doesn't necessarily fit that's when you know somebody ain't putting in the work but for us you know we always you know that was a part of the draw for Cypress that's how we want a lot of people over was the energy of Our Lives show so they took that the rehearsals man and I would tell any artist coming up right now man before you start doing your shows you cuz you make it hit like that fast these days and you may be called to go do that show now if you don't do that show right and you suck as good as that song is you're never going to sell tickets when they f****** say hey so-and-so is performing at the you know this place. I got to just listen to the record he sucks life no sew throw her ass man rehearse and then after that hey taking off do what you will but those they f****** help man you know for your confidence on performing the song that's a wise thing to tell people man beat up professional your pro you can be a professional decide your professional give you confidence and it works with fighting it works with, I'm sure it works with everything you got to be proficient an official at the same time what is the meditation that you do just that the self-awareness you know what I mean like the the circular breathing you know and concentrating on that and in the moment and then you know just letting that clear my head you know me and just focus focusing on the breathing I mean that's what they tell you pretty much in any meditation to focus on breathing and all these things I can come through your head but if you keep on Focus on that you know everything sort of goes away when your your reset so you know all I'll do that when when I feel maybe some sort of anxiety before going on if I don't feel that I don't necessarily do the meditation of will just do the prayer and that's sort of like you know sets at all in but yeah like some shows man I'll have to let go in a room and just sit there and you know do the breathing man and it helps yeah like some shows man all I'll have to ride go in a room and just sit there and you know do the breathing man and it helps people might think about the f*** is I can do is going to reset your mind and give you some clarity you know for me at least that's what it did


    EPMD Helped Cypress Hill Get Their Start | Joe Rogan
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    the whole rap world is always been fascinating like how someone gets him like how do you get started are there open mics like what the air back in the day man there's someone had to be the guy endorsing you know like I said to you know these guys over here amen listen to this these artists right or this artist right here they're the new shitt they're going to be the one and then you would have to do a couple showcases and stuff like that and you know when some people over I mean definitely did our share of showcases in the beginning but we're getting past on left and right because you know people thought you know what are they talking about with this cannabis s*** and we and we didn't sound like it the West Coast group you know because we're trying to sell our s*** to West Coast labels here and they did not get us it wasn't until you know mugs had you know that he'd previously been in a group called 73 and he had worked with these guys rhyme Syndicate which was Ice T's guy so he kind of you know he was the guy that people knew and then send dogs brother and mellow man Ace eventually would get in the door and so people started hearing about us through you know through more mugs and Melo Melo Melo didn't really do s*** for us you know all of all trooped old but mugs you know they kept hearing about a group that he was forming outside of 73 which came to be Cypress Hill so you know the guys that worked on him work with him on the 73 records which is Joe Nicolo up of ruffhouse Records he know he wanted to sign whatever mugs was doing and you know he eventually ended up signing us and they had a distribution deal with with Sony Music so you know we you know put out our records to rough-house Columbia or roughhouse Tony something like that and that's how we got put on you know and in and it had to be word of mouth because if nobody hurted you heard of you you have to have some really f****** Dope music for them to even like consider you if you didn't have like someone back and you was tough you know you had to have someone come speak on your behalf and say these guys are the new shitt in and fortunately for us once we put out or snippet tape like when Sony put out or snippet tape guys like EPMD right and they were one of our favorite groups in the world man are the top five for Cypress Hill as you know Public Enemy Beastie Boys EPMD and those were the guys that took our snippet tape and they were showing our snippet tape to other rappers like a goddess look at these new f****** guys cuz you know Busta Rhyme told me the story of a ghost on I heard you're going to be PMD way back in the day and it was playing it for Public Enemy and I just happen to be in the Boom and you know Ice Cube when we met him for the first time you know that we had our ups and downs with him but he's one of my homies he told me yeah man the first time I heard of y'all was through epmp that can we was on tour was doing the showing they came in without taping that's how I heard of y'all in and you know that they were like our first street team man f****** DT MDR say my favorite one of our top three favorite groups is out there like with our snippet taped people are these guys with the new shitt and then are they do they do stuff occasionally but that day I think they do more work you know individually now I know Erick Sermon is putting out a record right now he's just promoting it on on some radio show and I mean those guys still active stay active I mean he's a producer so he's always making music but as a rapper they don't put out as much stuff as they used to but yeah they're still active Kool G Rap a lot of guys don't have a style if he doesn't you know if he had never come out and up yet how many people were influenced by him one of those guys like Mad vs Man like his bar work was incredible incredible I still listen to the song cock blocking every now and then I'll try and I got to tell you you know like it if if you hear songs that he does today he's still f****** current like his he's still got that style that did cuts through like you know some of the older artists that they sort of lose the style that did two people love and they don't know how to transition into you know what their Style right now you know like updating whatever that style is you know a lot of a lot of the older artist had trouble doing that you know but my man Kool G Rap not if I do something Blues Billy still ill and if your underground force you know you had to make a conscious decision whether okay I'm going to go main if I go mainstream I'm going to lose these hardcore fans I might gain you know these mainstream fans but how long are they going to stay with me as opposed to these core fans that do you know that there I think it was due to you know the record company not wanting to take the chance because as an artist you want everybody to hear your s*** no for us we didn't play those games we said f*** it you know if if we felt it was the right look for us we were going to take it you know no matter what anybody thought you know and again you face scrutiny for s*** like that but in the end you know if you didn't play yourself people remember that you know and I said f*** it we're going to take our music mainstream even though that was not our intent do you know we always meant ourselves to be a more underground group but insane in the brain didn't allow that propelled us you know that we're like okay well we're going to take our underground asses up into this mainstream and show him how we do it and it it kick the door open for a lot of other underground next to go into the mainstream and we prove that if you do right and if you stay on your game and if you keep working in in and stay present and put out quality music that you can sustain those those mainstream fans that you gain right there and the core like rage that was awesome different take on it but like yeah but it was it was a cover but it was his take it was badass it was in my favorites man you know and it was an honor to me because you know like I was really good friends with them to begin with I saw them come out the gate before they exploded in became Rage Against the Machine and sew for them to cover one of our songs we like man f*** yeah you know because it date they helped us get better and there's a lot of groups that we live four influence even if they were doing different style of music like Public Enemy was an influence to us Rage Against the Machine was an inspiration to us to like push the envelope a little bit more on what we were doing. Nasseri like how they were cuz they had their own sounds just like we had our own sound so they made us push you know in groups like that made us better so when we heard this guy f****** doing or this band doing the cover and then they asked us to come play this song with them would be their last is Rage Against the Machine for a long time this was like their last show right here we got to do that with them that must have been amazing I was wearing a dad hat before Dad hats with cool I will not wear one right now I know what I was thinking. like their last show right here we got to do that with them that must have been amazing elsewhere that dad hat before Dad hats with cool I will not wear one right now know what I was thinking but f*** it


    How B-Real Handled Becoming Famous | Joe Rogan
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    when you first start rapping like you rapping with kids in your neighborhood are you like aspiring to be a rapper Brighton shut down and try and things on your friends like how do you get started with the way that I started I was writing you know like poetry first and yeah it was it was almost like writing raps but it just you know without saying it right because you read it and s*** like that whatever but I would just write poetry about you know everyday s*** you know mean nothing you know it wasn't like doing like the I don't know if there's like categories of poetry but it be known it was just stuff that they would happen from day-to-day you know and I had a knack for writing I realize that now is wanted to be a journalist that's you know what the thing that I thought I was going to be right you right now I was for a while but I looked at himself just again everyday stuff or you know I'd like randomly pick something to write about so if it was Ken about the Cannabis industry I'd write something about that if it was about the music industry I'd write something about that like every now and then I would there was a back in the early 2000s was a magazine called industry Insider magazine and occasionally I would write articles that I wasn't really that great because you know I was so spotty in school that you know that my you know it needed work you know by state they left it robbed the way they did that I would put it out there and people got my point now that was cool but I looked at it in the way that the de music that I've done in a lot of the song serves as a certain form of Journal journalism for me you know like you know bringing up certain issues dip don't necessarily here like throw your set in the air has a song on Temple of boom and it's a song about how you would get me know in inducted into a gang how you get put into a gang how you fall into it and some people might think you know by hearing it that it was glorifying and praising it but it wasn't it was basically this is how it is this is so you know the signs to look for if your kids are you know f****** around with the wrong people you know and that's you know I took it like okay you know maybe I'm not a journalist like I intended to be but this is my way of it you know I can Enlighten people with certain things and you know like anything somebody's going to read something or hear something and in may be misinterpreted what you say but you know it's all about who's who's listening and who's reading and who's watching and stuff like that their interpretation of it and some get it some don't and that's just the nature of it but like most people get I've come across people in it if come to me and come and said hey man your your your songs on Temple of Boom man you know that they help to get me through these times or these songs raise me they taught me this this and that that's awesome and to me you know that that's that's the impact right there that's the shitt means more than anything got me through and fired me a you know when expired and stuff like that of what might happen because he could have been one of the biggest stars in in Hip Hop but he chose not he chose to be a voice and sometimes and being that voice you know you get objects put in front of you and not certain opportunities don't you know get put on your table because it's like being mad at the manager at McDonald's yeah you know for the way that corporations being run he is very insightful in in the ship that he says and he is very unafraid stated and stated opinion if you to get like people coming up to you when they first or come up to telling you that your music got them through things that mean so much to them when I first started happening I must have been so real you know what yeah because as an artist as especially as a young artist that's not something you think about all these songs are going to load depends on on the artist you are right in 91 and it really started going for us in 92 South 22 TV with built when MTV was still allowed over there format kid ever envisioned happening you know I didn't think that you know the music would blow up like that you know we're doing it to obviously try and in and make a name for ourselves in and make music to people like the f*** we didn't see that coming at all especially with insane in the brain when they told me when like when killing man started going it was like surreal because you know we didn't think that song would take just because it if you know of the chorus itself anal f*** with the song is about to do you know we knew that the chorus was you know what they were going to hear more than anything that's all right you know we we thought that we going to have a good underground album who didn't realize it was lower intake they're going to put kill a man in the juice movie and that would blow that song up even more so than it was it was getting because we had released phuncky feel one's first and it was a double a-side single funky fluid and killing them on the other a side which means at that time the DJs had the option of which song they wanted to go where is most of time yet a side B-side in the a site is most definitely the one that the record company wants you to push we gave it a double a-side because we thought maybe the DJ's would like kill a man more they went with phuncky feel when the record company because they figured it would be easier to market right and then the DJ started flipping the record attraction behind that record was out like 6 months had dropped off the chart and they flip the record our s*** slowly starts to go back up to chart we got back on the chart and started climbing and we're getting a whole lot of mixture play and then we start doing a lot of promotional shows that being one of them and it started going and killing man started getting us going and I mean we toured for probably a year-and-a-half like a lot of juice body promotional shows are leaving not getting paid you know just you know Sony having us out there promoting the record and by the time you know our record got back back up into the middle of the charts I mean it was still Rising but then they saw that they're like we got to get them off the road and making a new record so that's when we got out there with black Sunday and do with black Sunday and insane coming out again that's not a song I thought would blow up when they chose that for the sink all right there's better songs but f*** it that's the one okay so it comes out boom it explodes and now we have a black Sunday charting it number one coming in and our our first album have come all the way from the bottom to hit number five so we had to two albums in the top 10 200 top 10 of the 200 songs you know on the chart which no one had ever done in hip-hop before we had one 5 slot and you know f*** we definitely didn't think that was going to happen to me and you know it was always surprising it went from one minute you could go to a mall and beat you know unassuming and nobody even knows where the f*** you are and you know you getting about your day to now you go to the mall and whole f****** mall is swarming on you like f****** you're like you know Paul McCartney or something it was too crazy s*** they asked us to leave the malls yeah like I used to go to this one called the Montebello Montebello I can't remember what the name of the mall was but it was in Montebello the only one down there at the time and we knew everybody there when you know as we're coming up because that's where we go shop so you know you make friends and people in the shop and stuff like that and when we come back off at or this time and go try to go to that mall and you know one of our friends f***** up and were Cypress Hill nothing a f****** billboard when you're standing next to one of us right so before you know it boom we get swooped in and he doesn't free cell phone to yeah in the mall security cuz I hate man you know I know it's f***** up but you got got to go because you know what I don't want to cause them problems to it was now it was tough to go somewhere at that time and not get you know swarmed when I get swarmed yeah it was it was it was quite quite an experience man like you know cuz you only ever hear about it till it happens and you might know if you have friends in the in the industry and it's happening for them you might see it indirectly he no like to do that through their s*** and do you know we had friends in the business you know free Kid Frost was one of my friends before we got out there and stuff you know I don't know if he's putting out so much new music these days but he's still here in there he's doing some of the Cannabis industry stuff too because he's a big connoisseur I got tell you my man smokes used to smoke like a trained man like him and I would trade Joints off left and right but you do for a Time I would go hang with him and his gigs I'd be his bodyguard cuz I was the one that was not afraid to carry the hammer meaning the Magnum in my waistline you know I was we were Cowboys man we were always armed at that time from 89 to probably 97 or 98 holding pistols on our head black cowboys and you know he knew that so he asked me you would ask me to go to the gigs you know till you know double as his bodyguard I wasn't his bodyguard but I was as bodyguard you know Amy and dumb I see the way he handled it and let's see the way you know people crowded around him and then and you know I saw I learned how to deal with it watching you know how he would do it in a negative way or a positive way cuz he know he was sometimes embrace the crowd sometimes as I f*** off me like a lot of lot of artists are you know and that's sort of prepared me so it wouldn't you know we got enough Lane you know I knew how to sort a deal with it and Idina was always courteous and in cool and respectful whenever the guy that is like not man f*** that get out of here cuz I sit in some of my homies were like that you know and I didn't I hated the feeling that when the fans would walk away just totally f****** wind out of their sails and s*** like that now they don't like this artist ever again you know and I saw that and I just walk away just totally f****** wind out of their sails and s*** like that now they don't like this artist ever again you know and I saw that and I never wanted to have anyone walk away with that experience always embraced it even when it was a pain in the ass even so


    B-Real on Giving Up Gang Life for Music, "Music Saved My Life" | Joe Rogan
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    occasionally I'll have my lungs checked in they tell me they're great it's crazy because I think if you keep active know like you train and and and a lot of restraint do I go this generation they're not like lazy Stoners and I'll just sit back and do nothing but you know I don't think it has the same carcinogens is you know people expected you don't like cigarette and so you know you my look at someone's lungs who who smoke cigarettes and and you might see something there in like hey you need to you know slow the fuk down over here but in every time that I've had my lungs checked or whatever for whatever it would arrive you know gotten sick or whatever that they're all telling me loves her in good shape and it's a funny thing because you know in they can 1987 you know I was 17 and our g*********** I got shot you know that I got hit by 22 and it's Atlas hollow points do it it broke into three three pieces the hollow-point in one of them punctured my lung on my left side and you know they were telling me about well you know if you smoke now I don't really smoke because I didn't smoke cigarettes I smoked weed but I wasn't going to divulge that at the time I was 17 and Vino and they said well you know well that's good cuz you'll never smoke again is if they punctured your lung and blah blah blah. They thought I was going to have to work off one lung but in the three days you know they were able to get the blood out of the lung and I was able to get it back you know through the exercise they told me you know to get it back to its regular size and I've never had a problem since then knock on her way to piece of metal out know I still got the three-piece that's like when I go do my golden they do that you know that the MRIs in the x-rays and all that the doctor is Kino sometimes they forget cuz they see so many patients this mr. freeze these appeared to be bullet fragments with what is that you just said it. fine but I was at Martin Luther King Hospital in Lynwood and we call that place killer king cuz you go in there for something small and end up dying to come out you know give doubt or something so you know I wasn't going to allow them to try and get to those bullets over those fragments breathing apparatus that has like a ball in it right and it has two lines and you know that the first line you're trying to there telling you everyday for 5 minutes 10 minutes to blow that he knows not all in one shot but like to keep practicing getting the ball up there and not willing to help inflate the lungs and get it back so I had to do that for probably like 3 weeks and you know in the puncture wound healed itself pretty much ended the pieces are still in your long. In the rough don't let sit did went passed along a big-shot passed along so he know it's got a piece up here and went off to ride in the back well when it's really cold due to the the nerve damage I'll get like stinging like you don't like when you get when your hand falls asleep the little needles then I'll get that here and then then back here then turn right in between a rib here to stick to you been to put the the hose into the lung to get the blood out of the Lund yeah you know I was looking crazy before I got into the music the music saved my life pretty much really yeah I started I started young I was probably changed up what I was doing cuz you don't never really get out for say unless they jump you out and you know that I was too into it to to be jumped out like that and you know I mean that wasn't something I was going to do because of you know for his negative is it was it taught me a lot so my my boys did I do know ran with a understood I was trying to do something different you know that I made a choice to try the music and and leave that s*** alone because they're there was no way that you do both if you do both you see the results of that was happening today with a lot of cats Hinata mean that they try to ride the line be professional and be in the music but they're still kind of in this world over here and when it bleeds in one bleeds into the other if you know it sucks everything up you know and so I chose you know I was going to do music and just talk about those life experiences and whatnot and Elsa 18 that I started taking on the music and that's that's where it went even said you learned a lot from a well you know your street you know that there's there's common sense and then there's Common Sense on the streets and then there's being aware and looking out and you know not being a doormat and just it's it's a whole different type of schooling when your g*********** do you know that's the way you are carry yourself the way you communicate with someone and know whether they're disrespecting you or not and how you deal with that disrespect witches Hino whole different world in the g******* s*** but it's it's a different kind of education you know I wouldn't I wouldn't take it back some of the things I would do you know I definitely regret it while I was doing it for sure but it made me see things from from a different perspective you know and and why you know things are the way they are in gangs and stuff like that from lack lack of opportunities you know. For these kids to be doing something you know cuz not everybody's good at sports you know but there has to be other opportunities other than other than that to get kids interested in doing something else because falling into the gangs it's it's easy if if you don't have a good home life at home the guys on the street or your second family in the eventually become your first family you know what I mean and if you don't have a father figure at home one of the guys in the gang you know becomes your Mentor he could become like the guy you look up to as like your father figure you know there's that and then you know again there's not enough programs out there to keep people into doing something different than falling into that and then sometimes you know it just it's a matter of you know you growing up in this neighborhood have to walk down the street and they approach you and say you live in this could you got to be with us if you don't really make it hard for you so there's that pure pressure and then there's the Legacy s*** like so if my father was a gangster in this gang and he still lives in this neighborhood pressures on for me eventually to take up with Father left off you know and it's it's all those things and then some people just start the real secrets and they choose it and I'm you know in common with none of that they just choose it for some people to so appealing to have somewhere that you belong right it in that the thing because if you don't feel like you belong in your school or you don't belong with your in your family and in that that she can totally take hold and then you end up there you know fortunately I had good friends that work game things you know that they had talent for music which is mugs and send and sends brother mellow you know they were it sends brother mellow you know they were you know I did music as a hobby you know before I got in the gangs and and they got me back into the music they cuz they recognize something in me and said hey we want you to come back where we got these opportunities over here come join us


    B-Real's Martial Arts Background | Joe Rogan
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    working on music I was off f****** around competing in paintball tournaments it could be competitive paintball at the time I was you know training martial arts as I've done throughout my life and I was also playing competitive paintball and Mark and I got sort of I mean it's like it was it was the dojo was cool you know in the end I was progressing quickly but I sort of fell out with the master there with the seafloor whatever I can't remember what I said yeah and one of my partners who I grew up with who is one of my partners in our dr. Greenthumb Brandon whatever his father was was you no sense saying in his Sensei and became license that I went from Taekwondo to Shotokan and I started him I mean he'd been in the dojo since he was 5 years old training with this father so you know I came into that it did took it took a little bit of convincing for me to go from one thing to another cuz it's such a different style but you know I adapted to it and I liked it and it was very different less flash but his very disciplined in in his father you know use you know born in Japan raise out there and he can't you know they're there she is kind of different they go 222 martial arts universities and they get degrees in different martial arts ignoring take like okay hapkido and Jujitsu and Shotokan in in all this and you know get their their degrees you know their work the way up in the belt system and all that stuff but they become teachers through through that University I guess and yeah his father was one of the guys in one of the federation's that he's one of the three or four sensei's that have to come in and give you the black belt when you actually get it yeah it's what was it SKF a or something who threw the first guy to legitimize karate in the modern era of mixed martial arts you show up like if you could do all those other things if you could stuff takedowns and you you knew submissions and all those things on top of that live and you could do it in a weird way that people didn't really understand the timing and Wonderboy Thompson similar to that to got a weird time and we're timing with the hips been with that it's like you know that you would throw people off with that and you know who I just happen to go see his fight against Rashad Evans and I mean it surprised all of us I mean we thought he would win but we didn't know he would win in that fashion I mean yeah he was home special yeah his brother or featherweight one of those but where do you want to move your legs easily yes absolutely it's a good foundation yeah it's good way to start off again for little kids to the assure that doesn't you know is not allowed to head contact or not ordination do you earn if you want if you really want to fight you want to learn Muay Thai and also think you have whey quicker legs just move better for me you know I was never good with all those flashy kick kicks like that so you know a big dude yeah it was harder for me Taekwondo like the Shotokan was definitely big dude yeah it was harder for me Taekwondo like the Shotokan was definitely hard but it was more suited for someone my size would not likely. Busy to go be real sure the Migo light on him


    Joe Rogan Comments on Report of Yeti Footprints in the Himalayas
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    that's like the Indian footage they found Footprints of what they think is Bigfoot in India and people saying hey ass off this is an animal hopping I got one leg if there's a big but it's a one-legged Bigfoot like some dr. Seuss creature like that they like look stupid that's not when's the front part of their paws and I just keep going see you see one of them is even broken up like that one picture where it like one of those Footprints is actually two separate marks in the in the snow well one of the things this is very interesting about animals is Dublin to go further north contrary to logic like what you think they actually get larger you would think it's colder up there they probably a preserve their body temperature but being larger there tiny really big one is a hundred cows are Coos dependently a c o u s but it's a variation of the whitetail deer that's really small and it only weighs like a hundred pounds and it's in Mexico full grown once I got like a dog's eyes right and then there's other ones that are in my Saskatchewan the same species that are 300 lb go to supermarket k-store most most of the meat that I eat I try to eat from animals that kill what do you want why is tricky the tents get in the way of your line of sight but you can get a lot of coyote hunting get really really well but when you cut away all the the fur and mange and all the other s*** on the outsides last just give me a tissue where do you out what you hunted Lee the mountains usually every year I go to Utah in the mountains of Utah gym further explanation on this so it's a bear brown bear or Tibetan Blue Bear is with all probability the either the owner know what they call the Himalayan bear Yeti it's like they're saying it was probably a bear that was making those marks that make sense if it sticks no that's that makes sense polar bear that was making those marks that makes sense if those are big March to the barracks hopping through the snow if it sticks no that's that makes sense to everyone


    Joe Rogan | What is Going on with the Homeless in LA?
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    but I'm out real quick okay real quick with Rich so I landed right and you know you know Boston Boston so I landed and you know I A buddy of mine pick me up from the airport and I got to where I was things go in the Mission District right so I'm going to the gym in the morning and I think it's 7 a.m. and I saw probably just as many homeless people living in tents next to buildings as there were people commuting to work Game of Thrones know who the better okay here's a better now than she did you ever see I Am Legend yeah okay on all the f****** crazy zombie before running it once yeah that's what it's like you serious I'm telling you you can't believe the volume the most popular Downtown Crossing Area Parks you whenever they junkies that like have that through the whole gangster lean they just leaned close their eyes and stuff replacement batteries 2000 square feet pretty nice he goes yeah you know you know things a little tough can I get OK borrow some money from paycheck to paycheck I was like what we talked about was a 1.6 million dollar house and it was this big to the house it's a warehouse I do live in a warehouse that's actually cool you can live like blade its member warehouses and cars smashed windows that I've seen here it's I couldn't believe it well most of those people living in cars are actually stand-up comedians that's an issue we're having around here we're having around here with these people that live in Caravans they live in these mobile home place I've seen the mess there's like if you drive around this community go down certain streets and you just CDs mobile home because busy complaining because we was one business with this guy I had parked his Caravan right in front of its where a buddy of mine works and this dude had laid out his like a blanket on their front lawn and was sunning himself in front of the camera so the front of his building became this guy's lawn so this guy in this Caravan was literally using that they were sharing grass right so he's got this multimillion-dollar building and he's sharing it with a homeless guy who's cooking meth or out of its math but yeah white noxious smoke the crap out walking around more if I see a large standing body of water does a homeless guy living there too if you'll just everywhere everywhere I'm telling you what you saw is nothing when you got to go to Skid Row it's it what is this the Skid Row let me tell you something that it's look at that look at all that to the right to the left it's f****** grown people have businesses there or they just deal with it they just deal with it most of them most people they just put out the like Gates and locks and s*** and so what what's on Skid Row placemats why can you or you just wear jammie we just work well it's a lot of warehouses and s*** and but the interesting thing is this area is getting air quotes gentrified so there's a lot of is are going now they're opening up apartment buildings right and a buddy of mine has lived there my friend Magnus Magnus Walker he's a famous car guy to I don't know if you know who he is he's got all his videos of Porsches old he rebuilt old Porsches he's got this crazy dreadlocks and beard crazy Englishman that he's been living down there forever he and he has this Warehouse where he has it set up where you know but his living spaces one one part of the warehouse been down below yahtzees car set-up but if you drive down some of these roads you'll see like the super expensive apartment buildings that are going up now and then a block over you see these homeless encampment and people think it's like cute to be around like all this dirt what is it that we go and you just you just have to deal with it so if you live in that area you know you just have to jump over needles and try to figure your way through it I feel terrible because the drug addiction or mental illness does the real real problem you guys have no drug addiction a mental illness like places that you can go to for help here I don't know what it is but I don't know enough about it entirely ignorant about the what's going on if you talk to people that work in the field that work with these folks run over my light on my gosh I need disability oh my goodness man that's crazy crazy of homeless people in that whole Skid Row area that's one of them is one of the things that keeps AmeriGas in the whole thing in the break it up and make people move but this did not the numbers are so high yeah not much they can do man that's Chris $100 and Chloe ray had people ride I'll name him they experiencing and then he'd come back and do like an interview like what you just went through and it's it came out 10 years ago so it's it's different I don't know if I'm assuming it's worse now but it's definitely not good at this fit in this is so crazy so I will just D1 also don't need broken elbows like like Odyssey it is good for Core workout all the way up YouTube bass and a lady sticks her hand out and she offers me a a chocolate chocolate ladybug ladybug rapping like that I'll give it to her how nice gesture a write-up you know I give her you know him to the V bucks as I start slowing down the one-wheel other people started popping their heads out of the tents and actually saw me give her the money and immediately a guy runs out and like snatches it directly out of her hand snatched it right again someone else coming around the corner takes it from him and they start getting into the and I'm just like I've never seen anything like that before I normally passion about that but I just it's just it since I just can't stop thinking about it's crazy it's really crazy out here man and everyone comes everyone comes to to to LA California to get their big break and it's the struggle is real out here it's real it's real I everywhere but when whenever you get giant groups of people you're going to get do you know a higher percentage of people that are out here that are homeless or struggling right again I don't know what the solution no idea


    Where Does Joe Rogan Draw the Line for Privacy?
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    while everyone is going to watch everybody do everything I really think within a hundred years that's going to be the case that's the case now man Generations from what's what is no privacy how do you distance yourself cuz you're a public figure right how do you distance yourself what do you draw the line for privacy people like come up to you while you have like I'll have a kid in my lap and I'll be eating food and talking to the kid and someone literally come up to me and try to take a picture of a leave me ask me take a picture with me people when I'm done I'm leaving I'll take a picture with you but you can't can't just interrupt dinner then it's just it's his people think like they don't get a picture with you right now to get it right now now now now for the care and then they'll say hey that's the price you pay for being famous without that's our exchange all the other eating with my kids like you're asking for too much this is ridiculous weird Brown and most people don't most people cool but it's every now and then people just have this idea that somehow or another you have to if you are famous person you have to abandon everything right your beauty and your friend are both crying and talk about someone that died I don't give a f*** a man starting to rub bro but I get that picture Melia comedy shows do you ever walk down the street that's where you're going somewhere you'll go for a casual walk like that why do I walk my dog right comedy shows never walk down the street that's where you're going somewhere you'll go for a casual walk around why do I walk my dog right


    Joe Rogan | Tesla Fanboys Bought Elon Musk a Couch w/Rich Benoit
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    so you get the key from this guy's car right you can't use the app right so you you have to rely on the software in the state that it's at there's no software updates know so his with his a long story so get the car going everything's great in order to get masks masks from the Tesla system to the certain system that the tested over all their cars are and they could disable wherever they want oh Jesus how to go to the dark web dark web and and he was able to mask Tessa from seeing the car which is why I can't have a slap so he masks that he got into the actual software itself in the actual software itself 120 exactly the bit and then it was able to be the carpet supercharger Concord do everything don't know you don't Spanish and say that they know the deal and his has a problem with that is that people love these cars a lot man love these cars you hence me I'm picking the car like a dirty Lake in this thing you're a mean so it's it it's a lot of the times it's in their best interests I believe to help people out a little bit but but now the things that people what they have is this ingenious company with this mad genius scientist who's running it who does a million other things at the same time pray and they don't have enough people to deal with someone like you probably just don't like a section of the company to deal with someone like you did when he was working when they're trying to put out the model 3 and he was working 16 hours a day and sleeping on the floor in the car actually pretty much love the company job this guy when he was working 16 hours a day and he was sleeping on the floor in the factory right you know it was a big sob story of billionaires who in the pool Factory a bunch of Tesla owners rally together and they purchased a couch for him to sleep on like tens of thousands of dollars what kind of couches yabby but the fact that everyone rally together to help this guy the show that their support people to hand over fist of this reminds me of apple back in the day I remember there was a God bless his heart who was one of the editors on Newsradio for the sitcom that was on the 90s and he was at such an apple head that he was like he was talking about like it was a sports team who's talking about it I think we're really going to get those PC guy on the team when they have MacBooks come out now to keep it but he really said something to that along those lines I think we're really going to pull ahead like who's we when we do reserve the Apple fanboys give it like it's great you know Android socks I have an Apple phone Kate perfect perfect but for Tesla's you're talking about technology vivitek nerds you're talking about sustainability as well for the green people green you have the tech and the green people and once they join forces of the scariest force on the Earth right it isn't like War like it actually Mac owning Tesla vegan owner because I'll tell you all about it a party a lot of cases because whenever I say something remotely negative about Tessa like hey I think they could do a better job here they're just like you're just a gas head I know you own a ZO6 you work for big what someone actually work for Big Oil you do a coil work for big boil they pay you to before people would realize it all sudden you walk around with like diamond chains on shift that what it is is similar to what my friend who was really addicted to Apple yeah I think you just get on your tribe and that's my thing I'm all about Apple and the can't windows are full is b******* b******* who you threw a Tesla in there but you love both you love the driving you have the driving aspect of your Porsche you know you love you know the the silence and the 0 to 60 of your Tesla to but you could be could be part of both camps but a lot of cases they're only it's Camp Tesla and if you're not with us you're against us


    Joe Rogan - Macs Have the Worst Keyboards
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    yeah I have a Windows laptop and I have a Apple laptop Windows has more options and when you have more options to get better configurations you get better keyboards right like I have a Lenovo ThinkPad Lenovo it's way better to write on feedback in the travel distance in the keys is so much longer or I just know where you're typing right for me as a writer when I'm writing like I'm running status requires less thinking cuz my fingers just find the keys easy I mean like 10% plus easier the big and I bought an older Apple laptop to I bought a 2015 a refurbished one cuz their keyboards were Superior so low profile variable height keyboard where the T travel will vary in the key resistance will very interesting that they filed for it doesn't necessarily mean they even have the technology for it right that's not expensive I don't know why a profile to this laptop I have a the X1 Carbon its shadow in the battery life is the problem with that one company only selling laptops as you just don't have enough variety now he's not enough people that are offering challenges to it they don't have any challenges their biggest challenge is the Huawei matebook Huawei basically stole their idea but made it way better right they made you guys are doing cheap travel if you are pushing writes all the time I need to get my thoughts out I'm stupid stand up and I just write things on extract stand up from him tonight but when I write I don't need to be f****** with the keys man then EPC but why do you travel cuz I don't write as much when I travel but I like to watch movies in order it looks right up your nose sun while having a Skype meeting is the worst thing in the world is like the camera turning on automatically because except his Morkie travel more comfortable and that upper right hand corner that power button also fingerprint reader f****** close Windows 10 is pretty f****** good until this round goes around the windows are some Windows 10 feel about him I'm buying into all this government propaganda about the Chinese yeah buying on us yet it's stolen three times this year $10 the waters star quad microphones actually pick up sound from 4 meters away with a Huawei. constantly listening wonderful and they told you if you want to have a private confidential conversation don't have it from the TV but they're basically saying


    Tesla's Self Driving Feature Scares Joe Rogan
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    that's a problem is that I feel like with the with the tasks I have a model X now the SUV now and it's the ultimate Flex temp has had one and she had it in the parking lot store and she had a dancing stuff to the music I thought you could push a button and the car comes to you is like the biggest like if it is a douchebag know because we were we were like getting into our cars like peasants for Years yet you know and one day was at the gym and I was looking at my car from the you know from a distance and I was like you know what I really don't feel like walking all the way to my car today how far driving itself to me push the button open the door got in I just drove off when I take it and I put it in auto drive that's when it really freaks me out yeah you too much absolutely when you drive with one of the reasons for road rage is when we're driving around we don't know who the f*** next to us and we're going very fast and requires like the ability to think really quickly see a brain is in a heightened state of awareness and then someone does something stupid like that cuz I think you do need to be could happen any moment when cars are flying by you go right up so you don't take your hands full but if you'd like if you take like like a lightweight and put on like a rubber band you hang it there was enough money there was a guy that was selling that you hear about that he was telling like it looks like a and it actually had the perfect balance to make you think that your hand was still in the wheelbarrow you were buying it and then you know they were like eat that's illegal you can't do that you're bypassing like a safety device of the car so then what he did was he came back again with a Vengeance made of the phone mount he's clever clever yeah yeah that's a smart move I'll just assholes trying to go really fast when your Auto driving it's like you're like a like a assist in this ecosystem turn this movie ecosystem all these people calculating each other but it's probably ultimately we can we talk to anyone he says it's way safer and that's the future I understand agree them


    Joe Rogan | Elon Musk Didn't Make Tesla's Fast for Practicality
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    don't forget right you want to talk all the shity want he had a McLaren F1 yes he did but I still have the Jaguar E-Type when those really old ones like a 69 with a shark what do you think in all the best ways yes right only good ways I never say anything bad about him the guy online Elon Musk reasoned and intelligent right I can help even if you don't like hearing it right so I had to keep I mean he's a genius but sometimes you keep the company in check the cars are phenomenal cars they're phenomenal cars and they weren't always know actually not yeah and what they were when they first came out of the whole thing with Top Gear yes that was crazy idea being shady he loves his baby Jesus. I think you lost because I think the way their show is structured that was HIT Entertainment incredibly damaging birthday that their focus is on petrol or gas powered cars like when he comes along and it's actually pretty damn good in a lot of cases people just like s*** win especially back back in the day when that was going on right now is a long time without wreck 2012 I think


    Joe Rogan B-Real Smoked Me Into a Coma!
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    looks like mine is mine is the state-of-the-art I love them we should all of them so because I'm going to Budgetel at my job and everything I stayed at a hostel damn cuz I'm doing some broke people s*** right hostile I walked in and there's a giant bag of marijuana on the table and I was like I'm sorry someone selling this is this is like no it's for you man and we welcome our guests like this you can have as much as you want everytime I open up the trunk of my Tesla so whatsoever a skunk I'm not very familiar with with smoking marijuana I think I'm going to like 1 so you don't want to freak out right that could happen and you should only take a little so I'll give you a good night if you can have some of this what you do cattleack Barbeque car and then everybody has a fat tube like a big giant joint of the most ridiculous weed on the planet Earth is none stronger what's the point of having a joint just go in the car and get high that way but he's so hot you can't breathe there's no air in there when I got out of there my inside of my mouth was cooked is never smoked week doesn't understand the HotBox Consulado. yeah I know with THC it's 10 mg of THC in 10 mg of CBD so do you not a lot of THC but enough so you just put those pills and like your coffee or something you pop it in your I did have marijuana chocolate and swiss like last year how to grow we could ever say when they eat POTUS I don't feel s*** is dumb then they take another one yeah and then it kicks in and then it gets in your DNA like when your kids are you want to ride for like hours oh my God I have a friend who ate too many Edibles and he was high for 27 or 28 hours a full day later he was still high and it took like four hours after that some Stoners Like That Girl right there at the S get to high like me when I was in the hot box play Getz and why you would want to see some Stoners Like That Girl right there at the S get to hi ya like me when I was in the hot box too hot


    Rich Benoit is Opening His Own Garage | Joe Rogan
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    Dubai Chevy or bar even though you know a Porsche or something like that right you can find these little mom-and-pop Fix-It shops right you find them all over the place absolutely all around the you know you go to West Hills there's a bunch of places that fix cars right no problem to put on your on your own son back like you can go to the genius store which is grows Genius Bar yeah whatever the f*** that name is Brody is your computer shop called the electrified garage and that's like well like it for you to do so and that's the biggest thing is because there's no Mom and Pop Shop to fix. so and then all these thousand cars a lot a lot of cars right so when someone 1000 Cardinal why it's a lot of cars right so when someone's like hey I'll get my car fix you called out so they're like yeah the people you know maybe a week even like every two weeks or you get you in a week


    Karl Roberson is a BEAST! | Joe Rogan and Corey Anderson
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    seems like a lot of people would want to listen to you though I would imagine if I was in Camp with a guy like you and I saw the kind of cardio that you have for a big guy and the amount of effort that you put in our own imaginings of the dudes that are following you know my teammates that they know like like a brother to me is cardioversion cuz he was I want to meet him and Chris why me came in with us when I'm talking while I'm with the rockhold fight I'm not sure if he was an amateur Pro yet but he was hanging his you just you and her husband he didn't have that but striking while he was giving us problems just like this is this kid is good Glory Kickboxing that makes sense he hit me with an E what last Saturday my chest still hurt cuz I got shot and he called me but I was just so quick but he's one he hit me up all the time when he hasn't died down cuz of bowl and Clint out of the P I like to work today so when I want to work emergency drill should we go hard sometimes can we get a camp me and him we got to think if one of us getting can't we already know I'm going to contact him you got to fight when we going to Vegas so I go we go out there for a week or two weeks meet him and Rex Harris he was in the PFF because it Bass Pros only three dudes that you will see in Jersey we have traveled around we've been to Vegas we've been to Arizona where we go and we go hard that's why there's no one like today bro don't hit me every time it's like stop lying here now get back in time for training so Bass Pros meet up and we go at it that's it are you are you always boring hard or do spark tell you we got certain days like if we don't want to spoil heart we know not to go with each other I get the best of rx400h because he Southpoint super good work all three rounds heart so his main focus of take down a little and then he would go with like somebody else I got any one more round he be mad cuz he's mad with somebody else and just eat him up like I'm sorry apologize apologize I'm sorry for being so we go hard and it's time we put other guys in like imma call this amateur guy in pretty good amateur or low-level pro pro some guy the Alvarez nose whenever I got his keys pro205 he's a beginner whatever you want to work with bring them up to the day, like Wallwork drilling respond we have had grown just in case cuz has happened but nothing is wrong with intention to hurt anybody


    Anthony Jeselnik on Writing for Jimmy Fallon, Comments on His Drinking | Joe Rogan
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    never got the rubber boots you know what I mean I was always just a kind of sneakers I'm like trying to get through trying to get the Fallon at like 7 in the morning walking to the subway through the slush was I could be beautiful why was snowing and it's news on the ground you were just like get rid of this s*** now did you write for Fallon at Moe's acted like I mean it was frustrating they didn't like started when he started Late Night with Jimmy Fallon's I was there and they didn't like any of my joke it was just it was even able to me nor just like this is going to make Jimmy unlikable electrolytic it wasn't about being funny so much as I coming off as smart and unfriendly you don't like about the day that's what I was there for a year and then they barely used any thing I ever did but then they liked me and I thought before year normal to give a s*** if I left after 10 weeks you know wouldn't have mattered at all it was an interesting experience but I did not enjoy it being a writer for other people's voices has got to be very difficult it's impossible in my voice and you either like it or you don't like I've written for Jimmy Kimmel Sarah Silverman and Nick if I love the joke they loved it too but with Fallon it was not the case he was it was it was never like laugh at the joke. I can't say I can't do it what is he trying to do is trying to be like Middle America like there's a market for that right is that what it is he just wants everyone to love everyone to not a bad trait to have a late night host probably the best trait to have heard that he quit drinking but I don't know that's true but he would like he like to get drunk in like 10 like shity bars and like hang out and like with the with the staff in the crew like he was he's like a man of the people and he didn't just want to go home and drink he wanted to go out and go to some weird bar it was like going to Subway that no one knew about and have beers like he was using a fun drunk you know what he did a lot yeah there was always those rumors problem to Hueytown can a problem yeah yeah that's like the pressure of just being this like super friendly sweet guy on TV want everybody to love you they like oh my god get me a f****** drink so I can cut loose I think I could be part of it you know that's why I was I was with my Persona when you can so it allows you to be nice off stage so you get a Cuke and it allows you to be nice off date you know you got to keep kind of a little bit of distance with the guys who come off as like your best friend on Sage tend to be monsters off days


    Joe Rogan - There Are People in Japan Living in Cyber Cafe's
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    but Japan is one of most unhappy countries in the world people at the suicide rate is off the charts. But they take themselves out in America it's like let me know who can I take with me and I don't know what that what that is well Japan emphasizes humility and they were awarded like if the emphasize being polite and orderly it's really interesting there was a piece I was watching on YouTube of these people that live cyber cafes that they have cyber cafes that are open 24 hours a day in Japan and they have like this little cubicle so you take in there and they're just online on their computer and they have all their things there and that's where they live a shower and they go back to the little cubicle but this woman was saying that it made her feel like she wasn't alone but you wasn't with people either or she likes that the like she wants to know the people around her but she doesn't want anybody in our life yeah that's super sad just the loneliness like that that's a giant issue apparently in Japan is how lonely people are wasting credibly ironic when you consider that's probably one of the most population dense places on Earth and Tokyo at least oh yeah working their asses off I mean they f****** love to jump in front of Trance they live for it like it really is a good countries it's it's the least happy country in the world but the happiest is like someone's Scandinavian Yeah Yeah Yeahs together as like a neighborhood, and they just like everyone contributes and they're just happy and content that makes sense the numbers are small or two and think that helps us up there that helps to are factors that write like what's a big city in Finland Helsinki how many people that 50 people live in Helsinki has 1.2 million people how many people Helsinki have to get on The Price is Right well you can't doesn't if you Google population of Helsinki people socialist side but I get it little too many Birkenstocks and tables and girls can use a little bit more makeup full makeup on gas smell it up a little man if you live around nature to get bunch of fit people that like hiking in Shallotte North Face jackets you know North Face jackets you know whether yeah yeah they really do they have blizzards and snowstorms and s*** but they also have like you it'll be 30 degrees in Denver or Boulder and then the next day it'll be $0.60


    Joe Rogan on Mass Shootings "What is Happening Here!?"
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    speaking of which I was watching a video today you know how YouTube for whatever reason to start recommending things and you click on it watching a video today on this is what it was I was looking at bulletproof clothing for whatever reason cuz it was like why I saw an ad on Instagram with this guy had a bulletproof hoodie on and it looks like a regular hoodie and shot himself is it like a John Wick situation where it's like yes got with a 9 mm justbang while why was playing this video would like a regular hoodie I'll leave this is crazy and this hoodie it look like a regular hoodie was but it's some sort of Kevlar something so then it recommends this next thing and his next video that I watch is on whether or not you should carry with a bullet in the chamber so is this guy who's just speculating like today new kinds of people is kind of people that thinks they're going to have enough time to wrap a bullet and there's a bunch of people that realized that when something happens it's like being in a car accident happens quickly and you got to be prepared to not going to have enough time to wrap a bullet until there's just the long discussion as to whether or not you should have a bullet in the chamber or not when you conceal carry and he was talking about his guy was open carrying but he could see that the guys the hammer was shut down turn on the pistol which means you don't have to Cock it cuz it was not a revolver but you know whatever an automatic semi what is it when you call what do you call one of those when you have to load it like that like a 9ml Glock what is the difference revolver revolver revolver revolver shoot the pistol anyway he was saying because the way the hammer was could tell that this guy you know he was going to have to pull that hammer back I was like this is this is like next level thinking like these people are everywhere you go someone's wearing about shooting you and then I go on to Twitter almost like this is synchronicity and Eric Weinstein is a friend of mine says is this the year where the debate is some something to terms of is it appropriate to bring a loaded gun into a place where you worship now to protect cuz you've been so many attacks on people and synagogues and churches and mosques and black man that happened today there was two smaller ones church that was insane this weekend the synagogue in San Diego this weekend but there was another one like this morning when I was reading the news Los Angeles yes juices that walk to the synagogue police officers a military facility in crowds at the Santa Monica Pier I think there's another one to there's another one somewhere else might might have been outside the country today so I can f*** like this s*** is ramping up yeah it's getting worse and worse than guy I have guns Owen same a gun guy but I have them hunting or like to know I have safety guns likes private in-home personal protection guns is that I hunt with a bow and arrow mostly but of course I'm not opposed to myself course he was in another country that's alright that's enough there's so many right now I know you just numb to it also chart targeting places of worship now at what f*** man do you have guns now whichever one they make me uncomfortable like I'm not like the hell I'm going to die on but I think what's happening with the with schools and churches is reprehensible and its we are the only country where this is really happens he knows not anymore it's happening around the world but it's it's much more off in here yeah yeah real problem is that the guns already there so how do you what do you do when you live in a country of 300-plus million people with 300-plus million guns and how do you ever eradicate that how do you ever how do you shift half that we seem to be on what do you do I mean everything is like people talk about this and then like you know but how how do we do with what is it the culture is it is it and turn on the TV and it's a video game commercial or comercial from movie and it's just a supermodel spinning around in circles shooting everything she sees you like you don't think this is having an effect has make it looks so cool that if you want to be the hero you got to have a gun you know about John Wick John Wick 3 I do not like this is the most dumbest glorifying gun shitt ever but I love it like I love it I mean I wouldn't say that like video games Amino make this video games are making people more violent I don't I don't believe that I know if there is evidence to back that but I mean I've always loved you know James Bond movies you know things that way with guns are a big part of it and it's never maybe want to pick one up well there's a real argument that that alleviate some of the need for violence that people like seeing it and in seeing it and something like John Wick it actually relaxes people is real argument for that and is real argument that you can make with that with video games too but that is not with everybody the problem is certain people are very susceptible to influence their susceptible they're vulnerable to being influenced or excited in one particular direction whether it's so excited to become radicalized and become a white nationalist want to shoot you know what ever figure out the whatever the group is or whether it's under certain people that you know they'll see something in a movie or video game it'll make them want to act that out but they usually mentally ill mean that's that's a real problem the real problem is mental illness that the type of person that could go into a synagogue and just start shooting people that's a mentally ill person that's regardless of whether or not they have a gun or not that's a sick person so we have to figure out like what's causing this massive amount of mental illness in this country cuz that's a big guy in Aurora's a perfect example I got was they knew he was sick then they knew there's something really yummy PC photos of that f****** sit with the quote no man chooses evil because it's evil the only mistake it for happiness I got believe that I took a quote Yeah they mistaken for happiness or they want other people to feel what they feel they want other people to suffer the way they're suffering with people you're going to have a broad spectrum of people's experiences and so you're going to going to have a broad spectrum of people's experiences and so you're going to have a certain number of people that are in the low end of experiences the worst experiences all the time sexual abuse physical abuse violence mental illness pills drugs this that boom


    Jerry Seinfeld's Comedy Made Anthony Jeselnik Furious | Joe Rogan
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    Bible stories I can get away with it but nights it but once you hear the joke you know it's it's over it doesn't doesn't work again yes Seinfeld still does old old stuff has really old stuff and he's done to specials of old stuff that he's that like he's already put on specials I went and saw him at the Palladium about a year or two ago and it was one of the worst shows I've ever seen the guy that got a splitting headache and I was like Furious and one of my friends another comic that I respect a lot to give him a standing ovation and I was like are you f****** kidding me music I understand why you feel the way you do but I just love seeing the act and I was there I couldn't believe it and I saw Seinfeld again at clusterfest who's in the big outdoor stage with a bunch of food look like for kids completely different hour and murdered like destroyed there was like he has like corny stuff depending on what what the audience you know is if everyone sit in there wearing a yarmulke he's got one act what is a bunch of kids he's got a news got a cool to head back so you went to the Omicron yeah what was bad about that and just everyone around me was going nuts and loving it but it was just like old man Corning Seinfeld on like a talk show and he's like mean kind of biting you like this is great like he's hilarious and I expected more of that but when I saw him across the first I got that you know this is great like he's hilarious and I expected more of that but when I saw the clusterfest I got that you know San Francisco Comedy Central in Coachella


    Joe Rogan on Space Junk "We're So Gross!"
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    the planet what's the book though we're like that happens and if it goes to Australia because like a cloud of radiation coming it's eventually going to get them f*** they would just get a big fan blow that s*** to Russia I bet that would work on finishing touch and can you bomb to drop out of airplanes or shoot out of rockets base jumper is floating around in space like a piece of s*** just flying around broken satellite that part has broken satellites or like little pieces of stuff up in there and and is it like in a ring like Saturn type of ring or is it just everywhere everywhere it's all over the planet in the sky play chess pieces of s*** just flying around above our head and like they have to be cognizant about it if they're going to launch a rocket like you could run into it space debris and human spacecraft they all travel at speeds of the 17,500 miles an hour more than 500,000 pieces of debris or space junk are tracked as it orbits Earth think of that they travel at speeds up to 17,500 miles an hour smaller for a relatively small piece of orbital debris to damage of satellite or spacecraft but then we'll probably get too heavy I think I'll probably take out things that you need it yeah is this the junk that we can track over time it starts in 57 there's only two things out there and then we're so gross I bet the ocean similar story that's all real 2015 discovered of s*** space debris satellites and nonsense I mean what point in time and we've only been traveling to space since the 1960s right so what when is this going to end like that's that's that's 50 plus years ago going to do it Snapple fact it at 7 if you dug a hole through the Earth would take you 42 minutes to fall through it like a f****** big as that was a long long zero temperature or neutral temperature tube I like how accurate snapple facts really have to be like add snapple facts he just said that he used to have like little things on the Caps like you say it makes sense to me but I don't think I've ever read one of them nice toys real text teacher said that they used to have like little things on the Caps like you say it makes sense to me but I don't think I've ever read one of them nice toysreview


    Joe Rogan | When People Turn into the Characters They Play w/Anthony Jeselnik
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    and then who did Doonesbury what's his first name is Canada Justin that guy Doonesbury is weird to because they basically they pigeonholed Hunter S Thompson and turned him into this they had a character that they were going to think he wanted up suing them yeah there's this character is basically the exact same guy just slightly different and he was always like shooting off guns and doing a bunch of crazy s*** I forget his name I forgot the name of the guy the game a different name like Uncle something or another yeah was there I mean that was Gary Trudeau's take on Hunter a Thompson and it won't have driving Hunter S Thompson nuts is it still real he still doing like he's doing Trump this that's 2017 the most exaggerated versions of Hunter a Thompson 100 Thompson was f****** around and assorted Define Hunter Thompson was to a lot of people because instead of being as brilliant journalist who knows great writer he also became this kind of like guy just shoots guns and is always drunk yeah and then you fall into that trap I think comedians that have a Persona like oftentimes fault Latino dice it does not you know his real name's Andrew Silverstein and the dice character was a part of his act is that a bunch of death if you do Impressions we did Charlton press Yeah Yeah Yeahs phenomena depression and then the Dice Man became like a part of his act and then he just decided that the best part so I'm just going to do dice all the time and then he decided no on living like a regular person was going to be nice all the time so he became the guy and is that something that's who he is like most of the time oh yeah yeah he died well before I got in the stand up but never met Dice and I've always liked saying his Praises I think the day the laughter died is one of the greatest comedy albums of all time and and I've just never met him like a thousand copies of the day the laughter died after I like talked about on a podcast like he would hear that about you find out but Governors once and they were like I'll probably like dice with your last weekend and you left one of his gloves fingerless gloves I was just like give it to me like what do I have to do to take this glove home but I still have it around sometimes it's fun to write jokes with it character when you get locked into that it can be very de self-defining in a voice and I think it was very self to file big time I thought about that when I was like creating mifepristone it was like what age well you know like it's like how long can you do that for your eyes it's still kind of bass to do it and still great but I'm like are you enjoying this and I would like I want to be able to like kind of hold on to my dignity you know who's the best version of it Emo Philips yes that's the best example cuz it's like wow like when he was a young sort of cute guy it was kind of strange 2 watch people that came in this is just weird yeah like Bobcat talked about that like that Bobcat had this moment where he stopped being bobcat and people like a show and every show is bombing and everyone's going to do the voice do the boys he's like no I don't do the voice anymore I'm not doing the voice Late Show Saturday someone the back yellow Ware from Aurora do the voice for us and it goes all your from Aurora at least you learn to sit in the back and he said this is like a year after the shootings a year after that and he said the entire audience the entire audience just pretended he didn't say it didn't boo they didn't laugh they just acted like nothing had happened and he did the audience the entire audience just pretended he didn't say it didn't boo they didn't laugh they just acted like nothing had happened and he did the rest of the show me city and made the whole weekend worth it forum


    Joe Rogan | Post Break Up Animosity w/Anthony Jeselnik
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    listen that I gave you the best years of my life that's my favorite girl want some more broke up I wasted all this time with you except oh I go I thought we were dating yeah I didn't know you were investing yeah but if you thinking about in terms of like hitching a ride on a successful train goes to get married and you're with someone for 5 years and then if you break up the you know I should know someone else would have married the jealousy thing about The Break-Up cell it's so normal it's so hard for people to not be jealous very few people ever break up hey man she's cool it just didn't work out I was a dick who is she needed some growing we need it we both needed time away I wish you well I've never really gotten jealous if I always like when they move on you know what I mean when I going to get a new boyfriend you just like off thank God that's cuz you're a comic you have opportunities yet the best is when they have a kid with someone else you like yes that's over baby. Never talk to you again I'm free it's it's it's it's an interesting thing when you decide to touch naked bodies with the person you like it would create this bond by doing things with your bodies and spending time together and then you separate you're always going to have this yeah but I used to text naked bodies with her yeah we still get together and we still together we don't do it anymore but I did it I did it back in the day I got a naked and we got naked together. History is history other relationships but there's Lessons Learned those ones that I've had that we're like that's how you know what when you date someone and it's cool when there is there good you got it like a long long time ago super negative just super negative all the time and then I dated this other girl right afterwards who is not negative at all she's always laughing about stuff and joke around matter what I use a car get an accent sheet take a deep breath nothing and I was like oh this this different ways to handle things like if you get stuck with your high-school sweetheart and then and she's a pain in the ass forever like you never understand like there are the exact same circumstances one person is going to handle it completely differently and if you're with that person it's going to be a totally different experience where it'll be a bonding experience versus Dem woe is me meaning for the next six months and bring it back to I can't even look at a Taurus cuz it reminds me of when it come to that happy birthday longtime they break up and then the guy gets married to the next woman he runs into instantly instantly psych psych found the opposite of what he been dealing with and was just like so over the moon about it had to marry right away and then it was just trying to help her career and okapis like I'm never getting married again a month later he's with this new check and he's living with her two months later and he's married 6 months later Mike what happened on a bad relationship that's the other thing like you're I'm different with different people you're different widths Outlook you react better to certain people and certain people personalities you Jive better with them you have more fun with them it's more entertaining it's and it's like reintroduce yourself you know the other person knows you for the second five-year period of time and maybe you weren't at your best used all your tricks diamond earrings you can never give her diamond earrings again for as long as you live I mean it's like that present is over right for now new you can you know it's a clean slate right you can impress them haven't heard your f****** dumb stories I wouldn't even like you can take a listen to best tell guys strive to be the person you pretend to be when you're trying to get laid if you can be that person that real person all the time this is very difficult to do but if you can be that person most of the time it's not all the time you'll have a better life yes I would agree with that but it's fun to try to impress people when you meet someone boy wait till they see how witty I am yeah yeah it's weird like it would be unlike it I don't like when someone says into me just because they know who I am a famous comedian I'm like a little annoyed but if they have no idea who I am I'm also a little annoyed imagine dating someone who didn't like comedy Anthony I love you you're amazing but I don't like stand-up I mean if it was somebody just like didn't like stand-up I thought I was great I could handle it but they like your material in particular


    Joe Rogan | George Carlin's Lost 9/11 Special
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    gives me like a serious anxiety when I find out if someone got a Vegas residency I go how many nights a week six six nights a week at the Stratosphere but sounds I mean to go see Louie Anderson yeah where was he at I forget where he was but he had like a meltdown where he like went off on the crowd just like talking to him up pieces of s*** and yeah and then had to go to rehab cuz like I'm addicted to painkillers like and then unlike you ever performed again when he died before he died like he was performing when he died he was at a hotel I'm pretty sure he was sleeping in a hotel he was performing at when he died I'll believe that but I didn't read that last special he did was terrible wheezing reading half of it I didn't see that I said it was it was it was just like a you-know-what a swansong for him but it was after the biggest residents a year an hour specially with film and he would write it all out like he would write it all out and then tweak it a little bit but it was more of a monologue and it was like set-up punchline jokes and he seem to be falling into this more like a more of a social commentator in some aspects that he was a stand-up towards the end of the reason he did an hour every year was because of the tax problems and so we had to be working that much and it kind of made him miserable worried about his 9/11 story right tell me where he recorded a special called I kind of like it when a lot of people died that was the name of the special and he has his whole clothes with the big long 20-minute thing about like when he hears about people dying he like the more the better and he filmed it on like September 10th and then the next day came and was like we've got it we've got to cancel this no one can ever see this or hear this and now you can get the album but even in album he's reading it did they destroy the actual footage from the taping really yeah he destroyed it I'll he was just like that no one can ever see this WOW in Vegas MGM Grand on September 9th and 10th September 9th and 10th what was it called I Manifest this time I kind of like it when a lot of people die until the audio CD it's just him talking it's like him working out the three minutes is streaming early version of it but it's not great but I mean I can't I can't imagine having a special on September 10th he had some dark moments in his career took some friends to see him in 1988 at the Hampton Beach Casino I think that's what it was called in Hampton Beach New Hampshire like a place people go up for vacation and went to see George Carlin their way back in the day and he always had the same opening act in the same opening act I kind of knew even back then cuz I was I guess I wasn't open my car then I was just starting out I knew there were certain guys who took people on the road with them that were terrible that they took people on the road with him to just didn't they weren't good Comics but they made them look like Heroes were friends with him because he just wanted to have like the worst comic ever go up before then you know you'd have to guess it would vary but for sure there's certain Comics that like it when people go on front of them suck they do and they didn't want that in a certain comments that you see them taking people on the road and you look at me like what the f*** you're taking that guy with you like when you doing wait torturing people like that yeah but the opening act like he had this whole rant that he was doing cuz he would like he had the greatest comics of all time but he had hours that we're just not good and there was a. Of time where it seemed like he just missed it like it was like it was missing weather is his personal life is off or whatever it was they had this whole rant that was like f*** this and it was like and f*** Israel and f*** comedy clubs like you saying f*** comedy clubs like this is like this whole bit news reading enough of a yellow legal pad and the horns like standing like not understanding like where this is going like we're waiting for the jokes where's the hilarity where is it and it wasn't just didn't exist and my friends were mad at me I taken them from where we live we lived in Revere we all drove all the way up to New Hampshire Liquor can't really go see George Carlin's going to be awesome it was terrible it's funny that Louis CK and like an interview years ago was talking about how he took the pressure came off of him to have a good show audience members love saying I saw George Carlin once and he was awesome but they really love saying you know I saw calling once and he was horrible they still get the experience and the story of it and they said that that's if there's forever to worry about doing the bad but Sebastian well if you are Carlin fan you got to see those if you want to seem like a bunch of times that he had those rough spots man you know what some of those things if you're going to do an hour of stand-up every year you going to have some rough ones there's no way around that sell hundred percent it seems like that's just it can be done I think you can be done mean I think you can put together like I'm 6 months in from my last special I think I could do another special in 6 months but it wouldn't be as good as my last one I don't think yeah I just don't think it would I just think you need time yeah want to hear is crazy Jimmy Carr touring the writing jokes and just putting them away so at the end of the tour when it take the special they have all these jokes they can go through and look at and then start the new tour from that that seems like I like to sit in my side and I just wanted to be focused on that always be writing the next thing but some people who are just like I'm going to go up and talk a lot now I think would like the prevalence of Netflix specials people just want the money and they're famous enough they can just go up and just get this is your legacy why would you want to put on a bad special ever I don't care what they're paying you and make sure it's great I feel the same way and I feel like those people that watch that when you do do that and if you don't acknowledge that you f*** them over there never going to trust you again if you don't say hey that one wasn't a good special I gave it a shot just wasn't right it didn't come out right I thought it was pretty good and then the taping didn't go well and if you don't listen to your man this is my best work this is my best work but busy all this your best work well the f*** you can look for them once again I'm in right now and just did the same material from the special like people would be like okay but they're not coming back the next time you know yeah


    Joe Rogan | Mens Rights Activists Have a Point About Divorces
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    help me actually develop this one piece that I was doing and that the like sort of a rounded rounded out this one piece I was doing because I was trying to figure out a way that I could speak splain it to someone who might have a preconceived notion about who I am like the tutu say it in a way that makes people that were hesitant laugh and I mean versus Savages at 11:30 on a Saturday night that are hammertoes yeah so when you coming crowd wasn't into you're anti-feminist the punchline was good and I had a place to go with it and the place to go was ultimately mocking men's rights activist that was the the real thing was that the this the setup for that joke is I don't like anybody's in the one thing and I go put the witch rides me the most f****** crazy is men's rights activists like every men's rights activist I ever met I just want to Grab & Go dude we got them all I only believe that the real thing has rights activist divorce in you have child it's for child custody those things are those things are real like guys really I know men who have gotten really f***** over in divorce where their wipe hard f****** killer lawyer and they drag them through to think about and I learned this from Phil Hartman unfortunately but before he died was trying to tell him to get divorced and I said just give her half I'll make more money he'll stick not have it was his two thirds it was a f****** lawyers take a 32 goddamn scam you know he like he was Furious about it cuz apparently he'd been trying to figure it out like how to do it but I had a friend whose wife ex-wife dragged it out on purpose cuz she want him to pay the legal bills so he had to pay for her lawyer he had to pay for his lawyer and then he had to pay for all of the times that decided to change the goalposts and and renegotiate I just know no one can say that you can't renegotiate so she would just renegotiate and just drag things out and hurt her goal was to try to drain him financially so she was doing this on purpose like Target so he was essentially paying for the general of the army that was plotting to murder him and he was slowly going crazy and I was watching my friend go crazy and it took several years for completely resolved and he still paying her he still he's been divorced for I think 12 years now and he still pays her she didn't have a child and he has a family now he's married with Children now he and he still Pays His person still pay like he f***** her so hard she can't work 12 years later yeah it's so that's where men's rights activists have a point because if you are in a state that's particularly Progressive liberal in regards to alimony and child-support I love Roseanne more than I love Tom Arnold but I do you know so like it bothered me that Roseanne had to pay him like broke it the person has to pay the person they're getting rid of what he's used to her lifestyle that's that that I'm used to it is is the crazy thing yeah that makes sense of the children they're your children you guys had these children together you have to contribute to the the the the money that it cost to raise a child hundred percent I get it what what I don't get is alimony we're not together anymore know how we were before we were together you didn't have any money and then you met me and now I have money and then you you got used to having money what you have to get used to not having money because now you have any money cuz that we're not together anymore or take some time to get back on her feet but 80% of them if they've kids the wife accuses the husband of molesting the kids just for visitation you know just just like my friend was warned of when his wife were splitting up like is your wife malicious will she you know make some sort of a baseless accusation and he's like how so and then they went into that yeah man is evil people out there that thing that happens when people break up with someone that someone doesn't want to be with you anymore someone that you deeply loved and cared about you you want them to suffer that's weird weird it's normal so I guess it's not that weird but that did Evil vicious jealousy what happens when people break up with someone that someone doesn't want to be with you anymore someone that you deeply loved and cared about you if you want them to suffer weird weird it's normal so I guess it's not that weird but that did Evil vicious jealousy


    Joe Rogan | How Damon Wayans Tortures Audiences w/Anthony Jeselnik
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    I don't have that confidence to waste the audience's time did I mean like I like I'll see Chris Rock with nothing and just sit there and in the very comfortably for 45 minutes and just and just in just kind of talk and look for things and has no problem with it whatsoever. What else what else and stare at the sky look at the ground I can't you know who's the master that was Damon Wayans oh my God people forgot a lot of people forgot was one of the f****** still is one of the best Comics ever was a goddamn murderer in the 90s to the haha Cafe show every Tuesday to my friends would run and Damon Wayans with always drop in and do an hour and ruin the show have no material and he would just attack people in the Crowd by the time he was off stage like but crazy when he came out and then by the end they were the second why is he doing this to us but we like Damon Wayans this year it was so funny, you looked up to as a kid like loved again yeah that's like probably stop going to store the store probably tightened up the way these diseases just let anybody just dropped like Eddie Griffin with drop-in wasn't on the wasn't on the schedule he would drop in at 9 p.m. and get offstage at 3 a.m. and that was real yeah that was real 6 hours 6 hours what's the longest that you've ever done an hour and 40 minutes maybe a little longer and I don't remember but I think an hour and 40 minutes for the longest I've ever done Yeah Yeah Yeahs theater at 2 an hour or an hour and 10 and I just want I just want to just stop and then finish just come on go ready and then for 1 hour I want everything to be tight and concise and I would way rather have an hour and 10 minutes that people really enjoyed versus an hour-and-a-half where they like an hour of it was really funny that extra time Lake Chappelle used to drop into the cellar healing think we're going back and forth like you could do the longest set ever world record right they had World Records Bob Marley eventually broken or something for long stretches been a big punch line and then back into a deer like all right like on Hiatus write Dave kind of like took time off a comedy for a long time because I'm kind of like he was doing like surprise shows always always kind of war and weird venues he still doing that now I always doing like big big giant look like a 20-seat room I've been doing is worth doing the lab at The Improv that little tiny room which is what 50 50 seats maybe yeah he did it as he's did it that's it that's a place where comedy dies that little f***** up room always hated that really sucks every dick on the planet when people are like all you try and do stuff at the new stuff in the main room for good crowd like why do I want to do this little terrible reminder to watch even though is perfect room works but somewhat was for some reason that lab but seems like why is there, d'ye hear what is why is the door right there why is the street right there what is this what is this here when you got going on here everything about it yeah like I was trying to tell them I go turn into the college Green Room it was great it was great the other room at the Golden State and you would go from that part to go on safe now everybody goes from the front door to go onstage so you're trapped in a little hallway like where the f*** how do I where do I hide you so much


    Joe Rogan | Chimps Are Vicious!!
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    you anymore some of that you deeply loved and cared about you you want them to suffer weird weird it's normal so I guess it's not that weird but that did Evil vicious jealousy you see that vicious jealousy and chimpanzees like one of things are chimpanzees do when they attack people one of the things that attack people over is unfairness like there was a terrible story about a guy who kept a pet chimp and then brought the champ of birth take his birthday grandpa sent as a whole bit about it in the other chimps found out that this chimps get a birthday cake and he saw it and they were getting into cake and they were f****** furious someone had inadvertently left when the gates opened so chimps got out towards guy apart because of a birthday cake but it's that thing it's not like it was affecting them was like he was doing something bad to them so they got out and killed him know they ripped his dick off because they didn't like the fact to give the other Champa birthday cake took his fingers took his feet but yeah yeah yeah that guy is that everyone's going on here forever starts with so is bringing a birthday cake to a chimpanzee and then noses gone I'll look it up frown face was ripped apart stitched together that way awful it's f****** awful man yeah you can't own a chimp crazy assholes there the most vicious of all the planet next to people good for like you can put like train and fight the first like 5 years of their life and then they forget everything they just decide they're going to f*** you up and they're so strong what does that one do set the chimp no no but it just popped up in the same group of pictures issues hairless chimp with Madame mean such a such a mean species you know there's a problem with colobus monkeys in parts of Africa were chimps live cuz they've eaten so many colobus monkeys that there are the populations down 97% yeah they rip them apart in the light mother alive by the tiny cubs eat David Attenborough documentary from the 90s where they first discovered that chimps eat monkeys they really didn't know they thought the chimps were basically herbivores and then they got this video footage of them hunting these monkeys in the way they would Corral them and beat them through the trees then catch them and this monkeys screaming while this chip is ripping it apart from the hips but just chewing it a pulling it apart from that he's like he's like basically ripping his legs and his ass end I'm just eating it alive God damn they're f****** mean man they're f****** mean to me an animal but the with the fact that look everything's mean in the jungle there's big cats and poisonous snakes and spiders and such a hard hard hard world but the thing that gets me is the jealousy cuz I don't think other animals experience jealousy the way chimps do if this is that it right there from the Attenborough that's a monkey in this hand yeah dude the videos of it killing it while they're pulling it apart like but that that jealousy that I want you to suffer I didn't take your f****** dick off on a bite your nose off like that that is a strange trait for an animal to have no yeah something you got to work on when it comes to divorce like that that same thing that's like that same I want you to f*** and stop her on a plug your dick off and that's why people hire Hitman and s*** to kill her ex wives and kill her ex-husband's crazy as they age it's almost over the rides over and now you know you're 65 year old lady no one to f*** you and your 65 year old man don't want to f*** you either and now all sudden you guys are battling no battling over finances and this and that


    Joe Rogan - Tiffany Haddish is a Wild Woman!!
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    tricky if you find a thing that like works and then people like it's really concentrate on that like I remember Jamie Masada gave a friend of mine advice wants way back in the day like you should be Generation X guy when you go onstage you should be I'm from Generation X everytime you know like My Generation generation x think this and talk like that is giving advice and I was like listen to me don't listen to that Tiffany haddish she still has Matt he manages it right so he's doing something right he's managed just like everybody maybe she fired him too I saw Alec on stage musical you're going to be about about it's like you just stuck in the microphone no no vagina like for real on her p**** she has apparently she has an ability to make a noise with a vagina en que fase I'm glad I did go before steampunk here in front of six people I didn't even think about it probably I don't know what is a lot of those people out there that never find stand-up I'll surely life just becomes chaos with the crazy person at the office to be there no I don't wish that they were some sort of organized program to get into comedy because figure it out I figured it out you figured it out all is good but then part of me says manage so many kids out there there's probably a 16 year old kid right now who sees the hypocrisy in all the things these adults are doing and he f****** hates class and he's sitting there right now going nuts or there's a girl who's feeling the same way about our stupid friends and her mom and all these f****** people that want her to be a certain way just like Jesus Christ walk away from the people and she makes her friends laugh but nobody ever tells her Hey listen to me you could do this you can talk s*** about things like you could be a really funny comedian like you got to figure out a way to do that nobody does that like it's so the number of people that have the people of you ever met in your life that have the potential to be a comic but never did it like we are around them like damn is guys funny in college who just went on and got jobs and I got funnier and I like it that I know people like that are people when the funniest guys ever met my life was like was like an executive producers PA but he was so goddamn funny I couldn't believe it be like the stage there's something like it's something you have to figure out in yourself to become a good comedian if you're the funniest guy in the world it's a different muscle like I was like an executive producers PA but he was so goddamn funny I couldn't believe it be like I don't even have translated the stage there's something like it's something you have to figure out in yourself to become a good comedian if you're the funniest guy in the world different it's a different muscle


    Joe Rogan | There Aren't Many Right Wing Comedians w/Anthony Jeselnik
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    people get too comfortable you know it's just it's only their fans they're preaching to the fan base and we got like Bill Maher I'm not changing anyone's mind just like people are people are applauding there before they even get there I would never do a comedy club this whole thing is about political s*** I just show his is Persona who he is you know he donated $1000000 to democratic party like he's it's all politics all of it and making everyone mad really happy but it doesn't really matter like what the joke is you know stuff about like the Speaker of the House call it before the last election year ago and we want to ask you about how involved would you say are you with politics and I'm like very act I'm pretty passionate right now and inform did you say you did not know what the f*** they were talking about like I hadn't heard of any of these things any of these bills that I have no idea I have no idea what's going on all the drafts and all the pics from different colleges and with this guy's got potential in the sky needs to work on his defense is the 40 times yeah most people to do that they're not your your it's just us it's like sports it's sports but in a different way or you're just through there you this is the thing that you're wrapped up in although it does shape our world you know yeah Comics go though there's not a lot like Nick depalo the king cuz he's actually really f****** funny like he's right wing as I like a person and you know he's conservative is also a great stand-up comedian what did he get right yes. As he got older yet so he wasn't always remembered Apollo is on my favorites you know when I would see him on TV as a kid and I know I'm a little bit now but the right things seem to come up more and more in the past 10 years he was always an angry guy but he became like an old angry guy that's really into Politics as he got older yeah I mean I guess part of it is like it works warm like it people love to hear it like there's not a lot of those guys like who Nazarite have to bank on in terms of like Comics that they could go see Tim Allen barely does he do stand up anymore I think it does like I think those of the Laugh Factory does he thinks yeah okay so maybe he's one of those guys like got to be more there must be I mean Norton kind of leans right a little bit more libertarian but he doesn't do a lot of politics jokes he'll talk about it is like no one but if you want to do like left-wing comedian so you can start with Michelle wolf and work your way up that's because her show Netflix was called The Brick like it was called the break-in was everything a break from all of this and just talked about like other things going on in the world we don't need to be so focused on politics and after that after The Correspondents dinner it was like the opening show was like her going after Sarah Huckabee Sanders near like oh you got forced into this you know Mitch and just talked about like other things going on in the world we don't need to be so focused on politics and after that after The Correspondents dinner it was like the opening show was like her going after Sarah Huckabee Sanders near like ouu that forced into this you know Mitch


    Joe Rogan | Katt Williams' Notorious Florida Special w/Anthony Jeselnik
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    watch a lot of stand-up me watch it at the club's I very rarely sit down and watch a special yeah it's a special ever like right now I'm working on it and trying to put together in 2 hours to go back and watch stuff there for years I didn't watch anything but like are you delea and Sebastian because I follow you guys at the Northwoods like I'm in the room sitting there are only three that I watch but I can make sure I could like recite your act weird forward, and I don't want anyone else it's so funny to me well I think it's great to be at a place like the store where you can see all these different styles and all these different people doing it and you also see how be kind of influence each other in the slightest bit and you know that we're all working these really hot rooms were it's all packed and but I think it's good to sit down and watch you know John Mulaney when he did his what was that where was his Radio City or you know Dave Chappelle whatever he did his he did his in DC I think right the big one wasn't in DC last one it was know that he did the store with the belly room with the little one of the room he did another one when he's wearing like the military she starts with a c on it the OJ thing and then there was one in Austin they may have been one more in DC I thought the most recent bigger one was in DC but either way the where what will find it but it's I think it's a it's good to see you know it's good to see how different people do it I always enjoy watching Katt Williams particularly in the beginning because you know like a lot of time he'll just run out on stage and like he's running around on stage like 5 or 10 minutes before the f****** first joke comes out and he's plenty of people the Arias of sweating and going crazy it's and it's so different than the way anybody that I know does it is good to see that too the most discussed stand-up special in the past year was not in the net it was Katt Williams as bad as you see it from Florida where you at what's up with 10 minutes of Florida material apparently destroying I couldn't get enough baked it look like if it looked like he had a bit to the day like made him cut and so we had to just like do the hour anyway that's what I assumed haven't watched it. They do that though they don't tell you to do s*** then I'll tell me to do s*** I don't think going to tell him to do but maybe hadn't been doing a lot of stand-up you know like I don't know how much that guy works out I don't see him anywhere no I was wondering about those guys like the guys who you don't see in the clubs you know like Bill Bill Byrd saw a special one day and we were doing a set together the ice house and he came into the Green Room like frothing-at-the-mouth and it is like the f****** guy I forgot I know who's talking about tell you later buddy into the Green Room like frothing-at-the-mouth and it is like the f****** guy I forgot I know who's talking about tell you later but he was like the f****** out into the club anymore because it is watching this cringey b******* like angry and clubs


    Joe Rogan | So Many People Ripped Off Dave Attell w/Anthony Jeselnik
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    on stage did you look an idle if somebody were trying to be as a stand-up like almost stealing his timing and I realize that one was on stage and I heard myself sound like a man in New York Lizbeth play one of his mannerism kind of things yeah it's just fun to do and I thought I was a good I got to stop this and I went and told sta-21 the books The Comedy Cellar was I got to stop watching Dave Attell and I said it like a confessional I thought you was going to be like you're not real comic then everyone has a talent she goes good like more people should stop watching debitel like people are just ripping them off and I understand why he's got such a bizarre sense of timing DeSoto so fun day for like 28 years I think and he's always been like that he always had that very strange way of talking you know show insomnia and he was getting blasted out of his gourd every night every night he was going these places and it was killing them and he stopped doing the show for that very reason cuz everywhere he would go but just be shots shots shots and and then he won in the morning and I was headed home and he's like okay is there after party where we go house like where we go like go home and go to sleep and then the next time I saw him he was totally sober he's one of those guys though that got sober and didn't stop being hilarious know a lot of guys do ya


    Joe Rogan | You Can't Be Funny on Cocaine w/Anthony Jeselnik
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    oh you're sober up and then they become annoying really want to talk about their sobriety I cannot stand I just want to talk about all the time when they judge yes they always get a little judge you that I do you sure like you need that last drink and I'm like yeah I do and I can handle my s*** so I'm super sorry to get that f***** up Jean yeah whatever too far with it but I the other drugs don't really do it for me if you packed with other drugs I feel like hell weed chills me out beer and wine and and vodka whiskey have not done a lot of things I've never done a Peyote I think they're pretty much the same thing I've never done Coke and never done math and everything real and feta means because people like really lose their lives for yes and feta means I don't I don't enjoy it grinds their teeth you know like that that's that's awful and I found like a comedy you can't be funny on cocaine cocaine and because I just wanted to be like and I can't to pass my timing's off and like I'm not thinking in a funny way but I've always been surprised the comics who have Coke problems he's never done cocaine like your sense of how people are perceiving you is distorted time is distorted yeah go on stage high please get him so high that they could barely talk and then put them on stage that's the first two guys I would open for on the road it was Doug Benson and grandpa saying cheese and they were like they wanted to smoke all day just getting going to be that high on say put one time I did I was a really didn't smoke pontos 30 like really smoke pot but I did it a handful times when I was younger and one time when I was like 21 I was living with my buddy Jimmy and him and hit one of his friends came over and have pot with smoking pot during the day I think we had a barbecue or something and then I had a gig like six hours later still high and I remember being on stage and in my timing was excellent and I was so locked in and focused I remember being terrified that I'm going to be terrible terrified but I really nailed it for whatever reason but then I never did it again and I was like before I got away with it yeah and then I started smoking when I was 30 and it kind of changed my act like it made my ad from like it made my act more introspective I start talking about weird or subject more interesting facts about things that was actually more interested in did you start to write on stage more when you were high on stage but mostly mostly like tangents like I go off on a weird Branch if I knew how to get back to the river Rhino take like a weird stream off to the right and then just as long as I knew how to get back to the river of whatever the f*** I was talking about I'll be fine but when I'm high just let go wandering through the woods like I'm not main concern about the river among the river of thought is a pattern that you're following but when I'm high I'm like what but who the f*** wants that and why would you be that person and then I start thinking like nowhere have this idea and I'm hoping it's going to go somewhere and those moments I feel like they're like it's like forging food like occasionally you find it when we go out looking for mushrooms you don't know where they are you might find edible mushrooms hopefully you're going to find them again sometimes you want sometimes you come home with an empty basket but sometimes you got them and the only way you find out is if you're for it and that's kind of what it feels like when I'm high on stage just like her but then I also really worried that I'm going to be boring but I want to be I know these people paid to see. I know I'm trying to develop material but also like when I'm high I'm stay just like a cow Cactus going to but then I also really worried that I'm going to be boring but I want to be I know these people paid to see. I know I'm trying to develop material but I also know I'm entertaining these people in the present so it's like a fine line


    Joe Rogan | Fear Factor Was Fun, But It Was a Job
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    I knew it meant I've done ATR that did it like Fear Factor like every episode I had to do a tiara it was the worst why'd you because you were just mispronouncing names or you wouldn't usually because they wanted to tighten segments up like you know we would film for 3 days and we have to slam that down to 44 minutes and so sometimes you needed gravity Oregon times they needed clarification for certain things like like we would explain the rules to them like very typically nude after read these rules and it took a long time but then like sometimes in the moment like on television you wouldn't explain it as clearly but while we were filming would show them like this what you have to do this what you have to start here you go from here to there but sometimes when you would want to put it on TV want to be more precise or more concise yeah every f****** week ahead do ADR Fear Factor but just ATR seems like easy a relaxed you just in the booth now it's boring but it was a job and was like a job like you know if you had a great like yeah I really like working here stand up you know if you had a great like yeah I really like working here was in a really say that about stand up a job just f****** fun do awesome absolutely get to do


    Joe Rogan | What Comedians Really Think About While They're On Stage w/Anthony Jeselnik
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    you are fully committed to the beard now yeah I want to keep it as long as I can I trim a little bit lady cuts my hair trims it every 4 weeks going to go in for a haircut but I don't touch it at all I'm afraid if I tried to trim it I would just ruin it but I love love having a beer more especially on stage like the lights you know and I'm on my liquid study a little bit sweaty and I'm thinking about my lip and I might should I wipe this should I move it then I start to sweat more but now that I have the beard and mustache by looking so sweaty can't tell so I don't get more anxious so you think too much of them wiping like I did that I'd drives me crazy all gets me boogers if I think I have a bug light up like what is going on with my nose what is that is that a booger s*** can they see that how I check for sure before I go onstage is always a blue jacket like a booger that ruined the show is it two things that people love to laugh at your fly down and if you put a beer down on the stage and the phone comes over the top of your beers coming midnight I guess yeah yeah I did very excited that f****** fantastic thank you this is the best I've ever done so I'm never been better thousand years old as long as you don't give up cuz I'm guys don't quit but they give up exactly I just go to the same material every single time you like we doing here you're just like you just trying to get out of the house you're not trying to get better as a little of that yeah that's a difference between also guys who put out specials or I said women to and people don't let me just don't put anything out you know yeah boring it's not going to get better as good as I can make it but because of that then I have to come up with a new our specific schedule you like to fall to write if I'm correct I try I did it I did a year in La like at the store every night you know in like once a month I do Largo and gin try all out at once and then at the end of that year about 40 minutes went to clubs for a year every weekend for a year and then once battle I have the hour after that then I did a year of theaters at the end of that tri-tip the special in the end I'm done with it so you're unlike a 3-year plan pretty much change you know as I've gotten older of a 4-year plan sounds a bit nicer things going on that's that it's not as worried yeah yeah yeah I was trying I think two years seems to be right for me but it might be better to give it a little more time right just a little more time to tighten things up and polishing you know add layers and Rapunzel that I've been doing the same set forever news pros and cons of that in the Pro is goddamn they had that s*** down tight where was just punch line rapid punchline pause punchline they knew the the economy of words was perfect there's no no fat in the bits that they're tight and all that stuff up yeah might one of my biggest Sears is like taping the special and then coming up with a great tag I mean like that I wanted to be done when I shoot it because that feeling is awful sucks sucks in the moment that I was using wrong words I went back and ATR that you can obviously tell cuz I guess like me talking as I clearly a different play a different voice just one word but I had to do an ADR stand for I know what it means what does it stand for invoice I just one word but I had to do an ADR stand for I know what it means what does it stand for automated dialogue replacement why it's automated is lost in my head forever but that's what I mean


    The Thing That Brought Joe Rogan Back to the Comedy Store
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    places to hide a little problem with the or like when you right before you're about to go onstage you're in the hallway and I don't like the hallway but I'd like to those seats on the back but yeah just for Comics do you want to sit there and go over your notes and I love that back bar and the people that run the place now they've sort of really paid attention to like what what's going to make these guys happier what's going to make this better like you got to give him a place where they can hide to give that Back Barn go to the back bar any day it's filled with people just hanging out talking s*** and it's like it's fun it's like a fun play I go there I gravitate to the back I didn't like hanging out there I didn't like any part of it and then once once the new management took over was it go great like to show their I did a benefit there was a kid who died I forget his name he was a comic died in a car accident and they having a benefit for his family I'm on the market it's a sold-out show have a great set of walk-off in Tommy comes up in his like you Americans like hanging out hanging out and doing do you know my name is on the Marquis right now you just watched me headline the show like what are you talkin about and I've been that I ever saw him again he was fired he told me that Tommy got fired and came to visit me the Improv cuz you were gone 7 years 7 years from the store we left they brought you back in 1 I had to go physically to the store because Ari was filming his Comedy Central special and is like that he's a no are he's just one of my best friends and I knew him from the time he was a doorman and knew that him filming his special there was so important and there's no way I was going to miss it so they don't have to be here like I have to see this at the store so I decided to go back I think he was filming on Wednesday what what night is roast battles on Tuesday right and that did the night that I was at roast battle was f****** fantastic was so good it was so many funny Roasters and I remember thinking wow this place is just different man it just feels so much different and it wasn't like it is now like now like you go on a Saturday night till 6 sold out shows they've to shows the belly Room 2 in the OR to in the main room everything sold out with Headliners and it's chaos it wasn't like that it was still sort of shity the numbers but the vibe in the creativity was way different and the new guys and girls that were coming up they were f****** good man I was like wow this is a different vibe I've been gone for almost a decade so that brought me in and like I said I had to be there for re there's no way I'll be there forever the new guys and girls that were coming up they were f****** good man I was like wow this is a different vibe I've been gone for almost a decade yeah so that brought me in and like I said I had to be there for re there's no way to be there for sure help but I might have stayed away forever and wasn't Ferrari


    Joe Rogan on Roast Battles: They Make Me Cringe Sometimes
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    no judgement cringe sometimes they're so f****** me sometimes people are so mean you know but I do like it I do love the writing aspect of it I love the fact that it's a joke writers form but I don't want any names of this one, then I'm friends with this is really well on roast battle and I said hey man how come you when you roast you have all this good news what you doing the same stupid s*** when you go on state all-time like you were doing the same set for years you're not you're not advancing cuz you're not riding a lot but you're writing a lot when you write for roast and like you should treat like your material like the same way you treat your material we have to roast the thing about the roast is like say if you are going to roast with Tony Hinchcliffe you guys know each other you know who you're writing for our Tony what does he look like he looks like you start walking around oh I know this about toning that about telling this going to be funny and it forces you to be creative whereas I think there's so many guys that they they developed a framework of a sack and then they just kind of like that that is their comfort the comfort is in the fact that they know even if it's not good they know that they can go from this to that and that this and they know where they're going and then they're not lost in them and I think that the beautiful thing about the roast is none of that material you can do Comfort is in the fact that they know even if it's not good they know that they can go from this to that and that this and he know where they're going and then they're not lost in them and I think that the beautiful thing about the roast is none of that material you can do in any other place we can only do it right there and see have to work on it until you see like what, capable of when they're roasting vs. what they're doing when they're actually doing a real set which seems stale


    A Tsunami Will Destroy Seattle and Portland | Joe Rogan and Anthony Jeselnik
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    it's up there it's up there I f****** love it there any to I'm going there in August I'm doing that place again I can love it yeah it's one of my favorite places on the planet. Like if I was going to leave La Denver's one the spots I don't pick I think about like when I'm actually leave where would I go and Denver's Seattle or Portland article about how lighters like what's really going to f*** s*** up is the tsunami that's going to happen at fault line they're like Portland and Seattle are going to be gone with that tsunami 100% right percent 13 million people dead it goes deep into Washington State all the way to Tacoma the ocean goes to Tacoma of that there was an article they like talked about like what what how it would happen woman having a minute-by-minute in Portland with this with this going on I was just terrified that too risky also seasonal depression is real elf sure I have a buddy money move to a move to Portland and started to get to school out there and I was like you like Eli do I f****** love is like no do I f****** love is like know what about the rain to Bobby's like now it's nothing 2 years later is back in LA and whether I go you liar I knew you would try to convince me to tell me that he started laughing myself out there and it wasn't raining here and I was like what am I doing I'm less happy there


    What Bothers Corey Anderson About Jon Jones | Joe Rogan
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    video seeds good for everybody is great Fighters everywhere but right now I still think the number one and all that is in the UFC in terms of prestige there's no contact with you get the UFC title you're the best there's no question about the Billet or dismiss because the Bellator chant at the top of the Heap is that is that motivating to you to just ramped up and even order because you realize that the guy who's a champion your division is not just the best light heavyweight of all time maybe the best martial artists of all time that rents have so much like riding a bike in my basement and I got the air down bike and stationary bike I don't realize until I can go to break it down and iHeartRadio do you want to call it up his past you know I'm done with that have my words their the fact he kept using God and Jesus mrs. Miss, God-fearing got read my Bible every morning I don't like the fact that you can that he would do that another time my words was the fact that he did that and then I want to thank God that kind of wrong and then we flew the plane together and he was acting when he came on a plane going into a fight that was something on my shoulders by posted something because of UFC called me right before I got in a fight if they don't come on way to Vegas now she's 8-months pregnant 30 weeks where she can't travel that that's what got me mad trying to save money for my flying people because we thought we was literally walking down the runway to the plane when they called me Jesus Christ turn around then will you come here but we can get you to get your wife to be like week of the fight to think of the things that you have to think about do you know I can with that and then I get there and they said when you get make sure you got your workout don't have your workout schedule to pee I already get there go do it I did mine like a month and a half ahead of time y'all call me two months ago told me to set my schedule to come ahead of time I'm really giving walks my Uber is outside you said I can't come now like I'm sorry I know we can do is John why can't you work out the same place with jobs working out exactly that you want roast in like you heard somebody say but you can go to the cargo room in the voice but you can't use upstairs with a cage in the bag of stuff is you can't use them I want people to see when I'm doing a basement security I don't know you got to think about how much death threats that guy must get how much s*** he must take you know I like he's as popular as he is as famous as he is it maybe just has overzealous security maybe they just want to tighten it down so don't want nobody up there what are you doing I need to work out my coaches meet me there from the airport but we can't do any by Cory is the guy kept hanging up calls going on call me back I was like so distresses I'm sure it's like all that my baby Hello Nurse really you would see her and she acts just like rose before when she was Invictus haven't changed I don't want special treatment from anybody about the champ directly behind Jon Jones Nazi hair barber shops looking at my wife and she's like string like falling asleep but shutting faustina look at the top of the head the back of head just like it's time for a change of torch and my brother always said good and you know you can be there if you doubt yourself just a little bit you ain't sure that you can get them you know you good but you feel like this is before you get there and you you feel like you don't think you ready for that if you can do it, Bob and all the frustration was on my sister in the morning had to get up and catch a plane cuz this guy is missing his show up on time he still was late to that I know just like I don't want this special treatment if you tell me what sign up ahead of time and keep your schedule I expect that a first-come-first-serve first come first serve second person on my way to scale and John was walking down the stairs fully dressed we're going back to the commission room people in blue shirt cancel hold up hold up and I'll send John come in if you want to steal he was out first to be Koreans like what do you think you need to do and if anything different in your life or in your training or where do you need to get to where you think you could beat him just keep getting better by fight must have been a big boost login boost been getting beat up Joe I've never been a fight where some buy milk or juice morning I get this never been one side of my free with somebody straight man hand on me and push me around and I mean I talked about this but at the same time I was thinking of you said but what about crying I think I finally found two years of my career and I mean I would say the guy beat me but in my head from his highlights on Instagram Thomas and I'll let what people are saying in reading and seeing you don't have to think it just got touch with me he's going to put me out and when you going to fight thinking that I literally got touched in my mind was already set like if I get hit I'm going out I think so consciously like walkaway number when I can see clearly and I thought to myself like they happened is that grew up in my mind if I got hit it happened that's what that was it was like I can take anybody and I think OSP was more dangerous than Jimmy cuz he can kick his explosiveness is named punched. Did everything right and just took them to the punch the wrong way but I was mad because I didn't have the discipline yet in three years I can win 12 minutes of it all but one mistake and it's all gone with these experience of making those mistakes and realizing what they are and then when those moments come up again and you deviate from the game plan and you do go to your right and you do move the wrong direction you know you'll you'll catch yourself you realize it's the experience of competition for fighter is there's nothing that substituted he can have great talent you can have a great minds have bad experience of competition can you do move the wrong direction you know you'll you'll catch yourself you realize it's the experience of competition for a fighter is there's nothing that substitute it you can have great talent you can have a great mindset but the experience of competition is like nothing else


    Would Corey Anderson Fight Luke Rockhold? | Joe Rogan
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    I think it's a weapon now you know where you at right now in terms of like what when does the UFC usually come to you with an idea of what we going to fight next Memphis Lee you beat Latifah he was top five yasso your and if I mean 3-day put me at 6 I don't know if they put me at 6 like I'll be going over and went to 6 by time I fought I was ten Philly top 10 you know whatever number that is I mean it's a you going to murder is real people in that division in Elso date when when do you think they'll come to you with an offer for us my babies doing that was March 15th to do day of my baby was March 12th but it's too close not risking it you know about June 1st more or take it literally my baby came out everything you still want to go June 1st you want to do it I'm your huckle let's go London I'll come yes, you know I want the fight let's do it Ali call me it's on his managers call me we want to fight let's do it June 1st same training pay no raids are nothing whatever I was getting let's go text Dana they call me today before on my way to hospital get a call from I want to fight I call you after we figured out what the f*** what's going on and that that made me mad then they called me for Luke rockhold like I'm back like I want to hear what they're going to say cuz I guess if they told her they gave me a new contract going to Publix I don't know anybody who would help you in Rancho quick Ascension from devastating Knockouts and fighting like awhile Maniac like he does he's at Wildfire to watch very very entertaining guy that's all it took. But who was in that he didn't have to be a big name guy I think he be on Jimmy I'll be going to start extend appointment stop by I'll Be lyrics Stevie Ray says next to Beat the Champ whatever might be him they still don't give me credibility because once you lose me it's not like you're nobody I'm sorry for that other day habitat a****** coach when you're in college is it is in the same way back to tweeze and s*** cuz in my head things like that that I've been through used to call him back when I was in college trying to discipline me if I like to piss them off here have Kelly come in and try to beat me up never happened like he couldn't beat me up like that and he's to get pissed at that so the fact that he thought he had like a hold on me with this transcript and I got out and then I end up fighting Kelly on the show he said that you and I want to hit children anime he would kill you in anime where the opportunity came and I'll beat him in that somebody told me like that he wasn't happy about that I'm sorry the extra juice in the gym I mean I'm as motivated guy anyway highly motivated when I wake up it's time to get to work so you Sons born the Anthony Smith coming ahead of you know and he's been survive against Jon Jones and especially early on you look good you no-showed good technique show that he's at he's really a world-class fighter and I think that they just think that that would be probably said yes when you said no and they gave it to him you know why you were waiting and you so much being born so now you just waiting for another call like I said no interview with Ariel helwani and they said the day after he fought Jon Jones they called him about they were just throwing it out there and at least I guess they offered to Johnnie Walker Johnnie Walker manager made a post I seen that but I'll offer this cuz I can just throwing it out there for whoever has to be the first person to say yes it will probably have a bunch of people say yes and then they sit down and then go over it like what looks best for us like what do we have


    Joe Rogan on Jon Jones vs. Thiago Santos
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    that's why I made it tweet somebody Falls before I got to see how Corey is steady dropping down the rankings when you got guys like down here if he beat Volcom who is for everybody said he lost a fight but he's actually sound like that before I was worried about that point I'm going to keep Bean hoodie put in front of me and eventually and if you try to put these guys at the fight John like off knockout things to Andy Smith he knocked out Rashad Shogun and then choked out Vulcan he went up to see UFC giant underground all the extra stuff imma take you down and you ain't have no answer me if you don't have everything tested by the time when I go to championship fight and you can't do that to me seems like I mean he's a very dangerous guy but almost like so aggressive that is almost like a Kamikaze guy like he's do or die like killer be killed he comes in just swinging throwing Hammers and if he connects it dangerous if you can act as bad for everybody but it might not connect and I don't mean to stats kind of how he is he's he's he's a wild-card that's the best way to put a cocoon connect on John if John Fox around and I don't think he will I think he has never before except for the gossip since I don't think he was prepared as much as he should have and we saw that in the second fight we just dominated him but I think that if he makes a mistake to the lights out on anybody swings Payson himself is none of that dude he comes out hard but it's like I think about him as my fight where they latifi going into that fight we do a hundred percent everything is going to be if I make him Miss talking robots I think they got their hands up and they blocking just like always not hit me before gloves for Ryan Bader & Johnson & Johnson move movies when he so long he can put his hands out and keep your distance and hit you with those quick fast loan kicks and stuff and I just like you said I don't see John messing around he knows it's dangerous he's smart as he sees what's going on really well yeah he knows how that that he can go out there and try to trick stuff at times we know I can try this stuff right here and get away with it he knew he said I'm a different breed on longer on Fast and Tricky by think we're coming guy like Gus you didn't do all that stuff they knew we had to stay long and if a punches and get to take down and hit them where you can buy T-shirts metal right surely can take it and then winning the championship rounds even if I wasn't really properly prepare for he showed that in the Vitor Belfort fight you can be on the cusp ID showed his mettle right she'll need to take it and then win the championship rounds even if I did wasn't really properly prepare for he showed that in the Vitor Belfort fight to win the armbar he overcomes adversity is not just a hammer he knows now he knows how to do it


    Joe Rogan | Social Media Negativity is like Fast Food For Your Brain
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    listen to people too much curry it could be a good thing they might do that later on if somebody saying something bad like my wife just said she don't pay no attention to it and negativity into life that you don't need it when you think about your Camp you got all these positive people all these motivated people all these professionals Dino exceptional human beings right everybody training and grind together and then you got schmohz that are contacting you on Twitter or Instagram whatever I'm just saying a bunch of nonsense and that can f*** with your head you know what these are not people that would ever say that if they were in front of your face artistic it's a gross way to communicate it's just it's not a hell it's like it's like passing by a shity fast food restaurant being drawn into eat and then you eat your garbage people who are fans most of them but all it takes is 10% assholes and never want to look at your comments again to get 10% and 10% assholes just like pretty damn good in the real world you know if you only run into one out of ten it's an a****** in or one out of a hundred even if it was one out of a hundred in your comments that shity don't want to read those comments for a fighter man it's so much of it is about mindset and it and just being focused and not having any distractions and I think those two giant distraction you know you don't need anybody telling you what to do, Mark f****** Henry you you've got Ricardo Almeida you got all these world champions around you like you don't need any any other information you getting plenty of information and I'll talk all that s*** you shouldn't even look at it you should post and just run away just post something don't even look at her even read going just keep going just got to work on it about being a leader latifay yeah but you're saying it like you're arguing with somebody you're saying like someone told you can't do it but they said you did do it so why argue with someone includes know what the f*** they're talking about anyway right but in your head feel like they said I couldn't do that I see you still have that sedimentary people are talking isn't my first responder anybody are you saying I'm proved you wrong but I wasn't my time like they always say Corey couldn't do this you wouldn't do that you wouldn't do this my whole life I can call us back or you're not going to go to Midlands and we only Take Five Guys on the coaching going to take you for the two years I was there I was a guy that went to Midland the first pick every time


    Joe Rogan | Fighting Smart vs. Fighting to Finish
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    is it going to snow in the blood he knows lot of people I know that's one thing I'm not good at I don't like you could take a shot like you just don't see it I don't have to but I will you need to worry though when you're trying to finish fights versus just trying to fight your best I think I should just fight their best and if the Finish comes it comes I'm of the opinion that I'm of the opinion that when people make big mistakes and I wouldn't discourage anybody from going crazy if someone likes to go crazy like the fight wild name and that's you that's your style is how you express yourself nothing wrong with it but if I was going to give some advice they said what should I do long career as a professional it take fight your best don't worry about the outcome to spite your best and if you fight your best and if you connected someone gets hurt and you put them away that's great but if you just win that's great to just fight your past the more the more you can do what you can technically and take as little damage as possible that's a good fight and fight and Mark said it OSP fight and Gian villante the two-faced Mark called only thing I can get knocked out with he said was Yvonne to the only thing that can knock you out with his overhand right he said you got to bring that job right back after you got a good job of bringing your hands back to these times at overhand right so smooth and even in between rounds is a heck that left kick if you stay close to keep your pressure keep more cage when he's down he's end up bringing back down don't listen to the famous people going to go ahead and make you want to strike trying to get in that fight that's they want to see we just trying to get the win don't go right and keep pressure not go right and keep pressure if you watch that fight the whole two rounds pressure not going right go on that put into the case taking about keeping down there around I took him down is there any fights damn fine I backed away for a second so I can move my God I misplaced my house a little bit and I went right right into the head kick and I was like in the back like you look great you just went right everything was beautiful a fight that was your breakthrough fight and you just went right for going to go back and do better I know you will and I was just like after that but like you said when you wish I was going to listen before you say IV Liberty shall be there but you don't hear my name is because I'm not trying to do stuff that exciting anymore I'm just went in my but that's cuz you not a mixed martial arts and your friend ever knock out some fancy stuff one punch what are you going to do I mean so nothing I say right now I'm not finding it and we going to fight I don't know but I'll be ready so I can do everything we were just talking about Johnny Walker he's in surgery now he had to go through surgery for perfect flying knee looks fantastic and then drops to the ground just playing around and blows his f****** shoulder crazy that's the game everything happens like that damn man you're so promising he's a he's a mean what would get people excited when people finish fights right when people KO people and so a lot of times people try to lean towards that but if that's not your style you know you should you should fight the way you're if I was in your corner first mate listen to Mark Henry everything and then sucking allowed say don't change man what you doing is perfect just just fight the way you're fighting the way you're fighting is just your winning you know what you went and I just think that it should be what it should be emphasized always to fight the best you can fight intelligently and you got to decide and everybody has to decide when is it time to take a risk when is it time to close a distance when is it time to put pressure on someone in and throw yourself into the fire to try to get it finished and if you just think you should just fight Tech black man f****** Floyd Mayweather's done that most of his career especially like later on when he was Pretty Boy Floyd earlier on his crew is trying to knock a lot of guys out but it later on in his career in most of his big fight with Pacquiao and a lot of the guys he does win Twins and you make more money than just wins we're going to try to work on putting little more answers on the punches and not shoot right away blah blah blah underground more ground-and-pound don't worry about Jiu-Jitsu submission just hit this is when it come time to fight when the lights come on Saturday night and Joe or Bruce Buffer and then you still decide it's a whole different game thing I know what I can do I know what's right and that's why I get into a spot street fights I feel like going back and watch them those you can't say I'm one-sided because at Lear Lear more powerful in a better rest are you working for whatever race from Albanian world team he couldn't take me down and I'll show you know you want to go back I'll go over the finish and you just forgot it's over and you cannot carry out and got them out and had his back had every position on him so you can't I don't have so I can come there and impact comes over the hills to NCAA D1 All American Assassin SE DC at OTC he'll be going to kill Corey wrestling. Just take down and set the record with 13 takedowns on him who had the record at 11 it's like I don't understand the fans everybody got something to say


    Ben Askren Got Corey Anderson Into MMA | Joe Rogan
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    so in college now you're athletic careers in order you're you're you're getting your school work in what was it that made you even consider being an MMA fighter Ben askren funky been in play my leg bro I tore my shoulder I got some issues I wouldn't be good I'll be laid up too much and I didn't like what you think this is Miss deny deny deny that my senior fifth-year senior been comes up you start work with me and bills are my man wrestling parties and shake or like you got something by you go to punch she's not there in wrestling and I used to try to pick his brain how do you do this Spotify, new frontman the king of the f*** I am here coming Craigslist and stick it off put his shoes on and you just look like a sloppy guy like how he died in or anything about him he doesn't look physically imposing. whenever Hannah Marcos Bowl frostbite olympic-level working together and when they see me as I go about making his label meet me here at this address and we'll work power blah bring your gear I get up there but outside of the bank and still downstairs football kick making some photo for the magazine or whatever and you got like Pascal crew ass and Sergio plays you got been answering it was a few of the error code other UFC guys don't practice brought that you can be good at the try if you don't if you don't like it after that we'll go back to wrestling blah blah blah decent in some way with my wife now hour-and-a-half dry hold your memory so that you could pitch talking with are you a b**** cuz you didn't do that yet and you're taking you a b**** I didn't do that so I get home until been like I'm sorry I didn't try but like do it again amateur boxing fights Xbox One codes my knee and one curly half machine I can already hate you they got a mouthpiece of yet so we going to spar with being something you're not taking it easy on me on me I defended in Ms different I can spoil a hard I will that's a big Ramy the movie the heavyweights and I was just like everything you did was punching Ben and you took him down and took my ass to do everything just got your size and I just hit him with a bunch of crosses on the punches like a lot of guys you can be in UFC and three fights I like that I like the training I kept coming back I never was against this was 2012 and you only been doing it for seven years I was in the UFC with 7 months fight after my first fight seven months and I was in top 10 within a year so I'm learning I have three fights Ultimate Fighter one in that top 10 of all MMA training that's it throwback picture be me and collagen 2007 it'll be there in like 30 for them and they fight it's like and he's got to still amateurs I'm 29 did you still not even really in your Prime 132 like but he's what you did is as impressive the fact you hit top 10 with a year of MMA training that's bananas my even in the tub house I'm going to be like here in the kitchen with all talk about stuff with four or five months experience have my three fights back like a back and I'm pushing it that third 535i you pushing so hard I ain't going nowhere they call me Monday night like you always at work I work night shift after 1 and we get off meet me at my house like what like I'm not that was a fantastic opportunity sounds man you taking everybody not your doing good use that and I left when I went there whatever my clothes like just go do what you do I have no doubt they're going to take you but the reason they pick me one the same day pick me thinking it was going to be easy fight for whoever but it's backfired them cuz my work ethic they didn't know me you got musically in this and give him an easy fight in and I'll look it kind of backfired like cuz I didn't know who I was didn't know that person and I name-dropped Matthews nothing that was the only reason why I got there he was here and Maddie dictate where the fight takes place the superior wrestler gets a diss everybody start standing up and you have to know how to strike but a superior wrestler guess it dictate where the fights take place and you see that with guys like khabib you see that with so many Superior Grapplers when they get ahold of a guy it's their dominance is one of the most important aspects of fighting so you did have all that I have to strike the basics strike and like I said when I came to meet Mark Henry that's what took me into a martial arts 2 years even two years in like 3 months and I guess that's why I didn't have it in March so people sound like when you hear him say it because he came here with nothing I need a hat nothing the gym I was at we literally I got that roufusport for a little bit but I got to college coaching job and had to leave so I met a group of guys to Mark Fiore at time but end up leaving to go to overseas and it was probably six of us and we had a fight a guy who owned the warehouse you can put Madison here in just the train we didn't have you just to practice practice note I practice ground-and-pound I mean Andrew's going here just be the shovel until it's over there was horrible no heat in about this big on the quarterback and we've Illinois at least amount of fights that you're the only one I can ask you work and make us look good on their unique Mark Henry you want to win and then you go from there you go and move to New Jersey's every channel we're home Aliana show their everyday he even said I like how you get arrested in Pokemon find me the manager but I help you help lead you in the right way what you need cuz I don't have anybody to directing I knew nothing been asked was only thing I had but using Wisconsin you know I'm about out here on my own and Holly remember saying like if you want to win the showing to be the best you can brother you need to go to Jersey and Mark and I are texting you more than welcome to come whenever you want that's how I had a girl who had a kid in my family was my dream job still my dream job and I love that want to leave that for anything college level books a week that worked other jobs to make my dream really that's how I want to do and fight if you wanted me to return you got me you need to go to Jersey like I know you got guys there but even my guys told me I have to show you need to leave cuz we can't do anything for you but I didn't want you I was so grounded say I didn't want to leave that that's why I knew you got to go doors nice hunting and stuff like that like you need to get to Jersey brother if you want to be the best if you don't want me to stay where you are until my mom I need to go to Jersey my mom said when I was in high school seniors to leave I want you to go far away did you think about going anywhere else like didn't have the rest of beans but I was about it you know I'm a wrestling base and I fell in love with the way Frankie and them shrink I love that I was looking for something like that Mark Fiore had that when he left us to go


    Joe Rogan Discusses Bow Hunting w/Corey Anderson
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    listen Corey you're bad motherfuker I appreciate you coming here using a light setup out there for us for Target right here I got whatever and everything and on the way as we answer is 300 wait I do with everything yeah yeah I've had to get a scale how to make my own arrows in the basement and all that but I just don't have to go to see how much you weigh at the end are you trying to do that for Speed is that why you have the light greens that's just what the guy I got A's and arrows at night in Vegas I'm going to talk to him but I want to get you guys together next time you're anywhere near here and he's done with work if you're in Vegas and he's in Vegas I'm going to get you guys together and have them coach you inhale cuz I already I see that you are very accurate and we're playing techno hunt you you know scoring in the vitals every single time you know except for one one little whatever body one body shop but not the dead elk where we hid it but John can help you tremendously he Hill will tighten up your s*** Paulo yet not see his videos I study that stuff all the time but yeah most amazing thing I've ever seen the toilets and John is also just such a fantastic coach you know he's so good at the understanding archery fundamentals and explaining it positioning and it's very much like martial arts in that b we make a few little changes and it does the world of difference I'm willing to learn ya guys are going to ghetto cowboy we have horses and everything if you could do it on TV when I was not the way my dad learn how to crank choices in Gravois and sell them up everything was kind of ghetto ghetto cowboy has a question like that like I don't know what it is by make it seem like I do but yes what you think about that near break it down and learn how to field dress my first deer in Texas with these guys pero Sports a bunch of errands to go out they asked me and just in case you got closer 110 grain bullet drop at 300 yards came on this cross here and didn't like I learn different stuff from those guys veterans that do stuff for living end up in the war I learn how to shoot a gun then gather select John de Lancie his videos and his not in school Knox and we're not watching stuff like that over and over and over I don't have a kiss. A force you to turn your head and had to be strict with the straight down and think about pushing his Lifeline through his practice shooting at truck bed down there and shoot I shot one time so long I couldn't move my neck back the next morning all tightened up yeah I'm learning the hard way cuz I got this year this last week never been before assuming you to hurt somebody telling me that ratio for Great American outdoor it sounds so interesting stuff I need a teaching myself balling like I'm in a week I just dirty and try front so stuff like that so I just look forward to do Tech suits you notice hecs it's especially with birds birds in a bird can navigate using a magnetic that they use like the magnetic pole in electromagnetic fields has been proven the birds can register and they see electric sense electromagnetic field and they dead birds in particular and then sea creatures to like if they use it with scuba divers and and spear fisherman and people like that is a suit that blocks the electromagnetic signal that your body gives off and put the supposedly particularly affected with turkeys who you know are very they see very well and they see things movement and they're very very skittish to see any weird s*** they just get the f*** out of their butt Mike slinkard who's one of the guys who created the heck suit he hunts turkeys with no blind he just sits out in the field with his HEC suit on that blocks the electromagnet magnetic signal many puts camel on over the HEC suit his videos of him doing this man's got crazy and this is sitting there on time if you were right in front of a turkey like that f*** out of Dodge Dakota fit over but he's not he doesn't have that they don't got decoy in his hand but I think animals can sense something is not everything right and you still can't be downwind or upwind you know if you if your wind comes and Kelly's down there going to smell you and I going to get the f*** out of there but it's enough see if I mean it's the perfect type of leaves the perfect angle the perfect lighting with a little very controversial thing but people smarter than me say it works it really works as sea creatures for some reason with things in the water because you know animals they have that lateral line or fish rather have that lateral line and they they sent elect call signals that are coming off of creatures that are in the water and so the scuba diver swear by this f****** this suit it's interesting stop I don't work for me tonight maybe she's I'm doing something wrong and they come and show me and it still don't work until I got I don't believe before work do you have a particular camo company cold water immersion test they've done with their shed and he's got a rewarming drill they put online explain to people what you do if you're in cold conditions and you fall into the water like how to rewarm yourself get a whole video where he did it they jumped into this icy River and then yeah and then climbed out and you know that the suits are designed and the lot of clothing is designed to allow you to survive in that sort of a situation but you know you have to know how to do it how to go about it so here's is John in the sky that he's with and they just dumped it is John the right and they don't themselves in this freezing f****** water and then get out and then they put on sleeping bags and got in at Anton right now that's in wpsu well he's educating people that was actually what he's in the military that's what he did he taught cold weather survival he's he's so thorough to and you know and he's one of the reasons why Sitka gear so well and should be redesigned because they got a guy like him that's telling them how to design thinking he's a hunter to Huey hunted with me last year I Y A Hundred elk with him in in Utah how cold you're not going to get cold like about yourself so I'm going to Saskatchewan Canada for Whitetail in November told me as he said Anna Nicole the different cold you know those people are Hardy folks out there in June for the bear hunt asking me my day in the mornings it was cold then come out he had to go up to the top of the viewing point and we look me how my day had this pain stuff we both binoculars I just look for a black guy you see some you tell me and I put a scope on it and see if it's real or a beer we can get I hope you still in that are grind and I mean like that we came across we came across all kind of stuff but you get done up there was gone all day till I get home cuz it was so far into the mountains and it was great a lot of walking I get pissed you I never had a guy athletic as you walk most overweight or not you want to go a little bit it's time to go to trip I can you I can test you out but you said you did a black bear hunt for a few and then or rifle bow in north of Alberta with some of my friends are John and Jen the rivets up there they got a great Camp up there I just don't have the time to get away for that many camps you know what I prefer elk hunting in a year for this year for this year to Elk one axis deer and one mule deer don't worry about Saskatchewan Whitetail you seen those what would you what you do it yeah we do it scheduled in November already more than one month I'll get divorced my kids will beat me up I'm on taverns it already but I get it I bet it's one of those things that just takes a lot of time items you going to go on a hunting trip at 7 days away you know you have 7 days and you're a going to be probably somewhere where there's no cell phone signal but for me man it's very valuable for my head I resent her out there I get it man there's a f****** animals chasing deer and do things are trying to survive and it just puts everything in perspective for me but I'm sneaking up on an elk and I'm going I'm just trying to get inside like 67 yards to get a good shot off and I'm trying to make sure the wind is ride and I'm not thinking about anything else man nothing why draw back and I sent him my pin and you know and I put I'm looking through the peep sight and everything's right and the housings level I've got my Anchor Point and I'm pulling with my back muscles and I'm just concentrating on that spot aim small Miss small it all at the world goes away the world goes away finds that Kris and sinks right through then you see those fletchings disappear and why would you be happy you killed an animal cuz it's so hard to do and not that you're happy the animals die you happy you did it it's a relief it's so hard to do it's like people don't understand like to maintain calmness and Stillness when you're drawing on an Amazon like a rifle that shot things the rifle and it's not easy it's more hard but think it is but it's way easier than using a bow not even close wobbly people wonder why I'm so proud of my kids not being spotted holding Bowl that's hard to and get up to just sit still the wind blowing up and you can't sway you said everything has to be right beside art to it people never know but they will never know unless they do it it's one of those things and many people that get mad at people to do it are meat eaters which is in two drives me crazy they think there's something wrong with killing wild animals like that that's the best way to do it because these animals first of all they're going to be going to get organic real wild meat it's better for you these animals live the real life they're not like Katie end up in a butcher shop, I can't believe you no longer how could you dare go in and kill a bear to eat it we going out and getting the most natural way ever if you love animals you got to kill beerus cuz they eat everything 50% of all the deer fawns and they get killed by bears 50% of them I saved the picture where you can't eat them yet but I saved the other while they have this perception of it from movies and from those rednecks stupid TV shows where you know they don't portray hunting in a positive way and so people get this negative impression about it but I think more people IQ Elite athletes that are getting into a boat Jackson is a big bow hunter you know there's a lot of boners now that are you know that's just athletes and they realize like wow this is thrilling and exciting and then it's the best meat in the world so you have so many pros and it's the most. I think it's the most ethical way to eat meat cuz you're going out and getting it yourself Supermarket Hitman you're doing it yourself one a black guy Community to jump it was more than just killing I got so far the 118 oz of turkey hunt this whole week I'm out there I didn't kill anything Place more show me ice more and you see the deer walk up to the sun coming up sun going down I put your little Link at the beginning tactacam people are you now but you share you help advertisers I'm just want to get as well as other people cuz I see all the time I love when you see me like I told my wife I'm the first person on Joe Rogan shoe to take nothing with Jordans or do re I would have bought it don't work that way jewelry stores that do rats true I got them both you got the combo you don't have to be the typical for people see you soon country got cowboy hats cowboy boots kick shitkickers in the truck bed and that's the guy you expect to be a hundred and got to walk around a camel that one somebody see that's I love that you love it man it's it's it means a lot to me man I think the positive role models like you or what the sport needs to change people's butt went to say sports don't think punting a sport that's called it this whole letter a culture to change people's perceptions of it the positive people like you that are Elite athletes and just for people to get a chance to see like hey this is I mean I'm not encouraging everyone to do it but I think there's a lot of people that would love it and never tried it cuz they maybe don't have an understanding of what it actually is you will see the videos are you doing like Chad Mendes with deep he's deep are but that's all I want to do I mean he be he basically is fighting to pay for his hunting career you know. I'll have Maven hook you up Brandon Weaver way yet I actually met him I'm a great like Jersey Shore Guido type guy but I got both 15 weeks ago couldn't he kept messing up the difference between a shop in the basement and everything you level your third access that's great man I love it guys at A&W Labs right now for like attracting we're not giving both cricketer to I use agave in wi Ave NW and I'll pump sister know cuz I got more followers than you so maybe somebody else click the link for sure where they give it a try yeah for sure that's awesome and there's a lot of careers right now in the hunting world like a lot of guys make videos I post videos and they basically make a great living just making hunting videos yeah for sure that's awesome man you have a perfect attitude and I would think you know there's a lot of careers right now in the hunting world like a lot of guys make videos they post videos and they basically make a great living just making hunting videos


    Joe Rogan | Music Motivating Workouts w/Corey Anderson
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    yeah well if you're a guy who trained as much as you would mean every chance your body gets to actually rest your body is probably like right about now a good time then take much for getting a car but we got to drive while she's driving. Going your opponent start to slow down a little bit and then you wrap it Like A Little Too Faced perfect example that was a great fight for you because that guy's a tank to tank very scary dude hits really f****** hard strong as s*** but he's a he's a guy that relies on that explosive power is like a sprinter in a lot of ways and you can only do that for so long and you can see like somewhere around the second round it was real obvious that you weren't slowing down at all and he was taking a big deep breath this is hard for him if you always have that kind of cardio I mean I got it in the wrestling I guess I was beat you know and I was especially when I got to 300 lb and I'll still working car you trying to get down as a heavyweight to wrestle and be always study little guys films you know like they film the s*** like that when I was in college I see what I watched the guy was beating me what 15131 Morton take me one of your third point in throwing around he gas and I was still going I came back and beat him in overtime because I can just keep going I was the mindset guys are going to break about the seven eight minutes like 15 crime as you go 30 minutes while I was doing I'm able to walk shake your hand and go grab another partner or get on the treadmill because we always push as a big guy so we got imagine when I came down at 2:05 it was like it was crazy today that's fine gave me three new partners went and it was tired I'll still good luck to your car has a crazy just a mystery when I'm tired I never show it so I got to act first and get through it, last so long my father told me if I ever leave you some weird thing isn't that your your mind can give you more energy like you know that feeling sometimes you're on a treadmill or something like that and you're running and great song comes on and I'll sign you like what that one beat that are you going to start dancing in like 3 to 5 Minutes Alone that song as you like it then you really feel you know you wondering how he's doing and how is he okay is he tired and my own who tireder me or him and there's that switch in your mind that if you could just access that all the time and keep it on or nothing about think when I got I looked up to now then cuz you know he was past Steve Prefontaine that's why I just do our time has quotes to do anyting anything less than your best is a waste of a gif you know my Garrett here and he didn't is cross-country guys tried a patient and everything he said I'm sprinting and I got washed all his movies the movies on him has mindset even that one reason he was floss spring they said he was going to give he gave a ride for the Finish Line like I rather go out that way then Payson my whole the whole time then tries to friend in and fell because I wasn't ready so I can start off so fast I'm going all out. I'm getting tired I'm going all-out you not there's no fill out. We're going to take lunch I'm ready to move and I already know like if I'm getting tired I know this guy's entire he might not be so I'm thinking he's getting tired just keep pushing cuz eventually he's going to break you going to break before me


    Bow Hunting Helped Corey Anderson Find Balance | Joe Rogan
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    and got some techno hunting as well I told you about that game that game is very addictive isn't it I was trying to get back out to do some more when it's over so we are both aware that you can like yeah like we go hunt all the time so one day before school to pick me up and I went over to my buddies house and got up in the stand he got in the stand I couldn't climb cutting know what I was doing I got stuck at the bottom of tree on my lap so but I was my first time after I just kept going between but now I got time between fighting practicing and getting your blood when they just like fighting like I said we're doing taking his I do it so much muscle memory you're not training but I got to win a fight and I got impressive like I still train to three times a day but I always have a ball in my truck I have three boys and one is always in my truck so I pull up pop the doors open grab my speaker in the Target is right there get like 30 to 60 shots and then go and spend time with the family eat go back to the gym come to go to the range and shoot I'm always shoot I did enjoy it wow so is it like a part of meditation for you to think a hundred percent come out to OST fight that was actually the first time I put it in Jersey I've been in Jersey since 2014 when the show came up and I'd always keep fighting and all that stuff and everybody told me don't play that you was winning that fight you got caught don't let the people get in your head and tell you not there so I actually went home or apartment hunting license and bought a stand and play New Jersey for the first time and it helped me I didn't think about it all from November to take first I was a tree stand every day and I went back to training like fool can't do everything my mind I forgot all about that was to fight that's my tell my wife I found my balance you know the thing was I was always in the gym that's why I named 25/8 came because Cory never that time I didn't do anything else between you know I was trained to go to the gym and train your therapy go back to the gym and train go home run go to the garage and headed back go to Martinez hip pads and go try again so Tina thing was I was always in the gym that's why I named 25-18 because Cory never a time I didn't do anything else between you know I was trained to go to the gym and train to go to therapy go back to the gym and train go home run go to the garage and headed back go to Martinez hit pads and go try again so


    Joe Rogan | Overcoming Laziness to be Successful w/Corey Anderson
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    I feel like that's a part of your motivation yes it's always been that way but you're also your motivations obviously excellent there's no way it could just be a prove someone wrong as hard as you were no but that's what that's how I got to the mentally and a work ethic I guess cuz it in high school I wasn't like this they load the bus and left me sitting it because you got beat the way I be messy didn't want to bring you home or what I got beat to I got to also girl Joe I was fat I was lazy at time growing up I love the outdoors I love video games I love eating junk you know I didn't always has my appointment I wanted to do good and I was trying to take my first injury a very first energy sophomore in high school before Congress I snap my ankles cleanser and I remember everybody I was going to hurt first find me to take me to the train or in the Train by Springhill be fine once the dock my dad came and got him when do his X-ray and do it like this mole hole in my foot too far for that after injury and you know my mommy I can't run and I did and I was scared I was going to break again but I made it to where I was going so I can do this it's all here now that's my everything because I realize if I put my mind to his work at my dad said it to that's think my dad pushed on so you're at such a young age my brother got it he was a star athlete but he didn't get the job openings in the opportunities I had you know because he's always working for my father and working here working at 8 to have the time to do Canton All That me being the youngest is a little easier for me I seen what he did what he told me or my brothers and my sisters and teammates not giving people around me had done to get somewhere but being it will never go to my I want to be engineer I love building club houses and s*** like that house where I wanted to do it all that open doors I wanted to go to school to University Wisconsin Platteville for Engineer program but just like sports my grazers ass I didn't say I didn't try once I went there to hang out my friends and be cool when I applied a dressing got to go get a win their third whatever but they said you can't get here before I go to Junior College you get your GPA at we can get you in again I went there I didn't plan on Russell anymore I love wrestling I cry when it was over but then I got Dave Matthews is Old Coach that's how I met Matthews do Lincoln College he reached out to me money and I went to excite it determined getting everybody State you're not going to do good this is me again I was motivation from right there going to school I don't think I can do this statement my grades aren't good enough education I'm not good enough for sports don't think I'm All American I cut up but it's not my leg in three thought it was over again go back to the first one. Injuries with change to where I got tired of people singing I was faking so because you were injured for real in people thought you were Faking It you realize something was wrong but I feel that I realize I have been lazy and my father my whole life you go to my old house right now in the garage is still carved in there I never get there by like 9 school night my dad woke me and my brother to help him do some stuff on the boat and we tired you know a person that don't have an education of he he start his own business from the ground up he's living the dream hunting property for everyone he can do it and that's where I got it from but it took me forever to realize this and I'll never forget the day to that comes and don't think about he stood up on the garage door not standing if you know him the way he works he's just turned 59 Tuesday and I could end his voicemail said you had a job there working got a bunch of twenty-year-olds 30 ought Works everybody 59 years old I think like like 45 minutes and you realize you've been lazy so what what's shifted in your mind what how did you change your just stop worrying about excuses to get out of practice in French as I was healing you know I was on bed rest for a while and so bad and people come in and out my brother's to come over at time he's playing football and whatever and watching his games just like sitting there for so long away from all the sports in all your friends just didn't it just yourself and I just realized I've been doing it since I've seen the stuff I know the moves I just don't reply when I get back I could cut up enough that's what happened so what was the first step when I came back you was with that first run I was really my dad's shop is probably $200 for my house and it was raining that's all it wasn't like I had to cast off like five six months so now it's a terrible it was like it was because I was like trying to move in a wrestling stance in my boot and I slipped my dad had to tile a little gloss over and I was washing the cars one day and I was like it was a whole process I was laid up now why the two I still got the two long screws they take out the leave the 7 to go up to see nor the tibia for the two long was it supposed to pull out but the middle when I split they broke in half so that made the bone heal slower cuz now is just a little spot that drill through it opened up like that much that much more they had to wait for all that the hill before I could actually walk to take the screws out and put new ones in there so you're broken screw Bank won't the swelling where there is a triangle cold out everything everything everything when does Umbro didn't get hurt but not enough to stop stop last alarm 15 minutes that's nothing it only lasts so long I last so long for my boss that sound keep going yeah so you get out of the injury you have the cast on you for 5 or 6 months you realize how blessed you were to be able to move around and that feeling once you get your your leg back Hyundai and start moving again what what is the changes you make how to how do you start to move your life in this positive way I made it because I told myself I can do it I made it here is no injuries I'm fine. I was just slow and steady just start hearing fighting like a good little here to take down dummies and hang on the wall is go there and move and I'm not nothing fastest working and fighting kind of gradual egg working my shots in and out in and out in the morning before practice knives to go watch the guys for offseason practice study and then I came back it was just directions to work with me then the other coach to come work with me and got to a point where was like in the morning I was never for school and I was there after school for practice and I'll stay after a coaching drill different stuff no black on black family there so we have racism whole life and I mean dealing with that so that's another man that was the mental dimensions of mental f**** of it all like no matter what I did you going to be wrong like I wasn't even worse and he was actually Troublemaker so when he will get in trouble they would always come get me out of the classroom Corey Stevenson I'm Corey cease Corey Richard but they always pull me in there cuz I was high school in the fact that I never did drugs cuz I can assure you I don't want smoke a good kid but to deal with that stuff to get pulled over for no reason I had a nice truck S10 drop their Grandma rims and speakers to get pulled over by search the car looking for something all the time every time you leave class if they got pulled over on the way here I'm seeing her classmates the song like no he's telling truth me StarStruck song on side of road like he always gets pulled over cuz nice vehicle black think it's something dealing with that in the mentality I finally figured out that's why I think I proved wrong because I had coaches in high school when I was doing good I knew I was doing good headblade team is sex I didn't start and I mean a laser the starting lineman out or beat this guy in this net in this neck and I never got the position or something was around it and then I came back after I make sure you say that that believed it was a wrestling coach Marty made everything possible to make let me meet Dave Clem with my junior college coach who let me to trust David let me the Ben askren turn everything I've been blessed with the people my life to bring me to Frankie and Mark and Ricardo and I got like two awesome people around me like my mom says you've always been blessed to have a good circle of people in the one year I had a bad coach in college I think my mom said we can have so much good don't let this one close to Fiji Jason Valley I'll put his name on there that guy he's the toughest man I could because no matter what I did he want to make sure you could break him he had control over me I was 16 hours away from home in South Carolina no family no money behaving on the fluoride he was just use that I got you here you here cuz of me you do this but I'm going to cut you you can't do that because I beat the starter I'll beat him bad 13112 but you still the first week of school not be them every time but you got to let me start know cuz he pins people and you only get points I don't like fighting with you knock you out and you only win by decision so I went to Whitewater where I'm at being everything else again went there was nobody before I was a benchwarmer turn here but you not wrestling today my prayers will be like you're not arresting it like what's mine is yours. Wrestling like you got me a towel from the school my parents are allowed at the wrong and what was his problem we don't know I got teammates now and got to steal everything he had them there academically if I was going to short-term short credits they had a crazy graduate lycos I need help what can I do you don't mess with me no more cuz like bro I'm only here but he can't hold you back and spine I'm out I left like a mother for school and he showed up at my house on where you at I'm at your house like I'm gone bro know what you mean I'm going like I'm done I'm transferring you can't sign the papers. How did you get that I went behind your back I got it done I'm out of there 10 fader the coach of Whitewater remember put it in my house almost then go back to school cuz it kind of got in my head that I don't want to go nowhere else and waste my last year school doing the same I can't trust anybody at 6 to you before injury but I was beating everybody you know I was like I don't want to go somebody going to screw me over full ride but in this guy pulled up in my driveway when I was working one day they only record I seen him before I didn't really know much about them and we went to lunch whatever he like I know your story but I can't give you for a ride cuz of D3 we can't give money I want you to Russia from this is missing people know we got we going to wait till the 1st home do and I'm let you loose in the first one. Number three doing your country I never forget that we can that you really like what you mean like it's the time you get to come out gave him a single like you radio show out like you know I'm ready dog number three guy out by like 12 points yes I'm finally home fight in the bin and just like I said the people around you it is mold you like I'm blessed with anything about it and it makes me feel good cuz all the things I've been through and everything all worked out the money if you eat but that one that's what it was for me I'll let you know I went to school as a walk-on pretty much and I'm getting full while I was maybe we're and I'm going to the number one school division 2 they give me a full like I thought that was something when I got that figured out what you meant I want you for you in a leader in and I first got that even though you told me wasn't to let me wrestle he let me run practice like the first month cuz he couldn't teach it before season got that I don't want you to like run practice this isn't it cuz you got that mentality that you can help this guy shows you didn't get you no more school you can show us up here and I end up being the first NCAA All-American or NCAA finals at school and 22 years you know that the team and takedowns all the way up until like the regional tournament in my room maybe we had a competition Behavior ways do the way I shot the way I rest with my mentality I'll always working condition before practice and before did more like Siri where Santa conditioner not going to class at 1 I'll be in the gym lifting it don't start raining till 3 anyway from just me to me and my teammates I mean my roommate to the other teammates that people will see how you doing it and it was before he was like six or seven of us working out berghain and everybody's like I go on there I thought about conference like that froze Suge Knight in all that someone got Fredo shirts Hood us and it was like it was so cool to have three guys from the same school with grew up right down the street from each other when we all went separate ways when when he had one went there we live in junior college together with me and one guy at the very last year we all end up together as a team captains senior years I last time to do it together hoorah we brought been there he brought me to this thing and I didn't want to fight again I was I had a doubt in my mind I want to go to that but I want to go back to your high school days when you made that big ship did you sleep at all like you went from being a guy who's kind of lazy and unmotivated to a guy was very disciplined that it was like night and day but was there ever a time when you fell back to your old ways I mean it was time it took a lot of motivation in pep talk to myself to get out and do some every time that I wanted ethical workout go play video while digging a dirt bike and four-wheeler and like when I get off the bus you can hear the dirt bikes come to my house at the motocross track my bag at me and the neighbor he had a freestyle dirt bikes and I've got the best of me thinking like I'm about to go do my homework and do a little work out lifting something and you hear I'm coming Monday Logan something this morning next person in a little by the time I seen your camera around is kind of like I still wasn't all in but I was a little more I didn't get all them until I said second injury in college injury Brandi Maxx super sticky and I have brand new wrestling shoes are super sticky and I remembered your coach morally high so don't work to the chain wrestling shoes single-a you get the single back and I should have W bumper to hit you snap to your shot. Single day Emma down one spot three spots is like screwing up your whole legs no injuries just snapped freak access I guess it's a freak accident what do they do then I go to the hospital but you got to get plates and pins to set this straight now and I was out for again I was October 27th and I came back after released back January 13th to 14th got kicked out of school whatever so 3 months ish I wasn't back but I was clear to start drilling. Coach just let me come back and stay with six points cuz everytime we got our SS automatic six did they have to put plates in your shin on the side of my leg I'll play you can feel it if you bring him down with I got all bent up and come now all the wars and s*** kicks and wrestling it's like all wobbly bent warp holes all kinds of stuff from getting kicked getting kicked in it from wrestling. Suites at x-ray of it to see what it looks like extra forever first tournament with somebody foot swept me oh my goodness that feeling like God having unhooking to kick that plate and I just feel like the first time you feeling that pain you never felt it sound like you got nerves on side of leg get ready to play Tweety Pie kicked it run hit the plate and I don't think I had to get my mind so like it's going to happen often just got to toughen it up and just go through it yeah you have a extra vulnerable spot have you been low leg kick there a lot just a pesky injury you feel it but they'll go in after it's healed up and take the plate out I retired would you all that but right now there's no problem wow so you have this shift in high-school you you make it to seeing your and you're a different person night debut still not the Corey Anderson of today so the second injury what is the second injury do for you when you snapped it the second injury that was just I mean that just because I didn't get to show what I can do and motivate me that much more than I come back I got to be undeniable I got to show up I got to do like nobody knows I can do because I didn't make it to State my senior in high school but then we went to 10 State independent got it to 4th and state so I knew I could do it but it didn't make it there so when I got here my freshman freshman that was the year I was going to show people Korean sandwich are used to know what you think this is Miss and I got hurt me back iPhone my own school work and it's not figure out I can do school work I finished my freshman year at 3.25 GPA after missing like 3-4 months how to make up everything and take tests and then I realized I can do that too so that was more thing I got the thing I got out of that injury not so much that motivated to work even harder next year about found the fact that I can do school work if I want you to take the time to study I've never ever homework it was our fault somebody's homework take somebody knows how to fill in answers just to get something to see us completion credit but when I had nothing to do I couldn't wrestle I couldn't I couldn't run I couldn't go play basketball in the back but everybody else it was at the time I came back my GPA drop like to point something because I haven't been in class for so long so I had to get all that up a fight before the end of the year and finish with a 3.0 at least 3.25 for that call American was my that was my highlight of my freshman year I didn't get the rest on American but I had to academic All-American That's a Some I can work on because of the kid my parents should my mom and eighth-grade bet me $100 I wouldn't graduate my own mother and she's my mom my biggest motivation for myself before my son came in my mother was the hand that push me over everything she's always my dad comes to work ethic my mom is always make sure you do things right you can do is always help me she's helped me learn how to read faster read better and do things to the best of my ability and academic for it because Sports and hard work is going to be there but education so you can always fall back on so but I was just so bad I used to live next door to my house so I messed up from school homework I don't know why I was going to get away with it messed up at school call me she had me a summer camp I had to go to summer school one year when I passed all my classes because she wanted me to get that fact like just cuz you passed they let you pass, you did good you pass but you don't know how to work but that was nothing I didn't have the mentality that my mom working for academics and stuff skip class and fell out so I had to get my grades up if I won the wrestling next year so it's probably been something that was bothering you already didn't bother me your athletic career wouldn't be there and you need you need to get this education Friday cuz not and have the help I had in class when I was asked Lee and help you a little more when I do not wrestling it's kind of like my GPA doesn't matter anymore I have a missing from school for so long when I came back from injury then you get your academic work in order and you start being disciplined in all areas of your life and you feel like that carried over everyone's lennox's wrong thing works together by everything works for one thing and I got nothing about that first thing we learned orientation College athletic scholarship but she here at the student-athlete and I'm never going back and coach at the same college and him given the same speech and you write on the board student-athlete I'm making two parts first part student-athletes after that next priority Athletics to me after that you got your family then is making sure you stay out of trouble and that the last thing the very most important thing going to come to colleges your social life the rest of that everything else comes first and at the end then you worry about your friends and trying to be cool and all that stuff in trouble but not pay attention in school not worried about cartoon part I'm just asking if I ask questions act like I'm struggling and they trying to help me out you know by now they're not going to give me an F because I'm I'm trying by really wasn't I'm asking questions I'm sitting in front of class so I'm not going to give me an F but I got to make sure I don't I'm eligible to rest if I'm not going to fail right so running can't stay without a big eye-opener for you when you realize that you can do good at school today cuz in your whole life when you didn't try you didn't care and have that No Child Left Behind pretty much what a major official thing is always there. No I didn't do enough in school but somehow I graduate every somehow I graduate cuz it's always one teacher one person I looked out for me I've been blessed to have that and middle schools Miss permit to this day we still talk I go home we have lunch breakfast whatever somehow I graduate cuz it's always one teacher one person I looked out for me I've been blessed to have that and middle schools Miss permit to this day we still talk I go home we have lunch breakfast whatever will if it wasn't for her I probably dropped out of high school. School is very cool


    Joe Rogan | Marathon Runner Drank Bat Blood to Survive in the Desert
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    I see that now he think he did he never tell anybody he would have Lyme disease and just run a hundred fifty miles until a Lyme disease who sings man like 28/100 f****** mile runs and Rowe something same like that as a lot can what country but you go out there and he was a Soleman so obsessed with winning I guess I'm supposed to follow and then he wasn't he was way off course finally had helicopters going all over the place he was a point where he's at his own piss you found is Kate a full of batteries are ripping his off mixed up drinking survive drinking about you scratch the helicopter coming over he took all his clothes out High Point was going to be his friend flew back to find them and sure enough he still went back he came home and she like you're not going back again 11:00 because you got a family when she died he left you a man who buys are family people died on this what happened and I don't worry this is Miss I love you I have to do it when he came back his wife is like we're not doing it again like he was pretty much dead they put him in the hospital they found them and everything Mauro prosperi is Italian ultramarathon Runner Runner walk nearly two miles to safety Italian he's going to get divorced anyway golden cave what kind of diarrhea does NACA have here I have to make have to make it and have to make it and he said he find like if you like some girl walking out and visit he's not walking away she was going then armies whatever arm where it was at the Army other come get them from. I woke up and everything it's a crazy story we all it was good with that was my brother called me to watch that bro and you got to be like that you are the f****** man watch that two days and he stumbled into an abandoned Muslim Shrine where he noticed some bats huddled together prosperi grabbed a handful of them cut off their heads with a knife and then sucked out their insides to drink their blood and quenches thirst eventually he did his vampire act on 20 bats when another 3 days pass with no signs of rescue he slit his wrists and waited to die but his blood and thickened due to dehydration so wouldn't drain out but a man like that sounds like that was still in the cut the risk to human you know they it's like everything has this levels right to everything there's levels you you've you've experienced in your own life will you top a. Became up the stronger person harder person and then there's levels pasta and is level past especially for people that have one solitary thing they do like ultramarathon they're all the skinny dudes who can just keep going with the gator keep going it's just it's it's the the pulling it off the crossing the line and knowing that you did something that seemed almost impossible so so titanically epically difficult to do that so few people can never do it when they do that talking about running a 500-mile race now cuz they did the Moab 2:30 and they're the big 200 the all these people that are putting on these Races they are okay we can do 2:40 let's see if we can do 500 not talking about doing a 500-mile race to Next Level with Hawk me to run a 5k playing to go in the ground to run a 5k like what it is that we're gneisenau did you hear that I'm not paying no putting some books to go run 13.1 miles but I'm cool


    What Khali Rountree Thinks About Conor McGregor's Trash Talking | Joe Rogan
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    do you have guys trash talk to you like you're pretty easy-going guy easy-going it's it's nothing to my face it's always subtle if if I ever hear about anybody saying something it's just through word-of-mouth it looks like I will but you never had like a Conor McGregor type incident were only in the beginning with Paul Craig but I think it was just it was just like his thing we've like we smash that be about trash talking in this day and age cousin in many ways Connors an amazing fighter in his fighting skills with made him such an international Superstar but he also talked some match yet and that helped them to you so good at it was funny who say funny mean insulting s*** it was f****** great hundred percent yeah I think people forget Joey's I like that's always been Connor even when you go in and and and look at the the interviews from before he was New York City was just like I'm going to make a bunch of money and I'll be all this and so it's like he created that for himself and yeah he made a bunch of money from talking trash because he always had a plan that that's was that's what he was going to do yeah and so I think people try to hop on it just to sell tickets to get money and sometimes it works it could people wanted to watch him get your name up and stuff like that book that's not the type of name I want to make for myself like I don't like people talking trash to me so I'm not really going to talk trash to anybody unless there's something that's really personal but if I don't know you and I don't care about you then I don't really consider it like why would I talk trash I don't even care about you it's a waste of energy heart and mind as much as possible like mental health is a real thing is you know what I mean and I actually like especially just having certain obligations in and just using social media and having people reach out and they say like oh ignore this ignore that was like man like it's hard to just ignore certain things you know I will see things and so just add and condition of the world and just everything man being in multiple different here in this news in that news of Bubba Bubba blah like for a person who like who wants to care about the world or just genuinely cares like a lock and go on in my mind so I'm just like I don't even want that in my heart and do my best to kind of keep my own peace and come fight time I'll let it loose who like who wants to care about the world or just genuinely cares like a lock and gone in my mind so I'm just like I don't even want that in my heart and do my best to kind of keep my own peace and come fight time I'll let it loose


    Who Will Khalil Rountree Fight Next? | Joe Rogan
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    I don't know what I'm fighting again so but now I'm I'm ready to be active that was a big part of my decision to go there too and stay there a year as I want to be active this year to two fights but training where they have you right now I don't think I had you don't think you weren't even top 15 no definitely not what do you think you should do in terms of the next level of fighter your face like what what kind of guy would you like to fight that's crazy I don't even ask myself those questions what do you do just wait for the call yeah I usually just wait for the call and whoever they usually offer to they like two options really yeah usually they offer like like the last time it was okay there Sanders or there's a guy like I didn't even know his name like this guy is going to be new coming into the UFC and Erik Anders is like coming off a loss Bubba blah time I okay well sucks I know Eric all the stuff but I'd rather fight Eric because I've already lost three times the guys were making their UFC debuts and it's just not good for me but I mean like obviously they're tough they're hungry they're trying to get into the UFC it's going to be a really tough fight and so that's kind of how I made the decision the last one as I kind of want to take the risk of losing another fight to a guy who is making his debut his three times is enough for me is refreshingly honest and that's what you were talking about earlier about boxers having managers that have a strategy to keep them undefeated as long as possible give them tested have them decide like when's the right time to take this fight once you know what's with the right thing to do and as a professional how much of an visit to know what a guy does know who he is have seen him fight a bunch of times been around them it's I just like just for instance like I Fargo con sake and then and they offered me Johnnie Walker and so like Johnnie Walker was coming off Contender series but still nobody knew like not even we knew we saw that highlight but would like I will like this look at the competition that he's faced you know we didn't really get to see much of what he was capable of some like a okay if that's all you got then I'll take the fight but then Here Comes Johnny Walker dislike raging Beast you know it'd be like the guys huge so yeah it was just it was weird like so I went from beating go contact you to losing Johnnie Walker thank God Johnnie Walker has been as good as he has in his made a name for himself but still like yeah I just didn't want to be like a I guess I go whatever they call it like a journeyman yeah I know your foot in the door or something like that Anderson you have the spectacular result and now you know people recognizing that you made some big Improvement but what caliber Fila cool who do you think would Propel your career what would be the best next step I mean definitely I think it's time for me to break somewhere into the top 15 you know for sure nothing nowhere in the guys that are at the very top because they're all kind of tied up there are pretty tight you know and I definitely think it'll be a while before I can actually fight Jones because just like how things are how things are laid out like I know for sure Johnny Walkers ranked and he's already kind of like in talks like he's the guy to beat Jon Jones so sure they're going to try to set that up right and there's a set of guys in the middle room thing supposedly supposedly call me and like I just see this Johnny Walker guy down down the bike on the street everyday I guess he's back in Thailand so he did that flop around thing and then he couldn't when he got up and couldn't move a shoulder dislocated it right now but he could have a little after your fight with him he's made quite an account of himself. Last fight with a flying knee was insane so I'm sure I'm sure before I get to the top I have to fight ever again right what's up yeah I would imagine he is currently recuperating from shoulder surgery after dislocating a shoulder surgery to shoulder surgery bullied and warded reward had shoulder surgery and came back better than ever but he's also got the best doctors tour to Mundelein time to fight the winter again that's a great fight Anthony Smith and Gustafson that's a great fight and you know Anthony Smith account he really held his own like you made a good account of himself in that fight didn't win the fight but you know he showed everybody how technically he is special in that first round that real real real good and sharp Johnson's better just John just better you know I mean for now he just has his number I mean in the Jon Jones UFC now so Jon Jones it sort of has like a real goal in mind they really like doing anything about it right for a long amount of time so I think it's I think it's pretty cool to be able to see this version of them and to be active around this time maybe you know maybe I'll get a shot or maybe he'll still be around at the top like whenever I get my shot went and how it goes if you had a timeline in your head when you think you'll be ready to challenge for a title when do you think it would be I can give it yeah I didn't get one one more year year-and-a-half of good solid fights in to really solidify myself and just in the UFC and and just put in the work and everything that that that it takes to really embody what I think it would be like but I think it would take to to be a champion a successful Champion. Just like get the belt you don't like me get to Belen then and then just be a champion for you know couple months like not to actually be a champion and and and hold it down I think little over it's unbelievably talent-rich weight class right cuz the Cormier still kind of in it Jon Jones the champion you know he just got out the Anthony Smith fight Anthony Smith Gustafson Gustafson still a beast but no one is really standing out as being like this person that everybody wants to see challenge the title you got worthy Challengers there good fights but there's no one that you're seeing them except for me it was the only one we Cena versus John you like what the f*** is going to happen here what's going to happen here and that's what the division needs I think I know definitely that I can also see and that's something that I also want to do for myself I just I want to be the best version and I'm starting to find out what that's like especially like the happy like being able to do what I what I want to do in strike I want to strike and stuff so now like let's get some some fights in there to mix it up you don't really like test that test if it works test if that's really going to be able to just have stayed and in what it takes to get to get there he don't even like the best Grappler in the world think that I'll have no chance with the ground okay cool or if they want to put me against will they already did they thought I wouldn't stand a chance against go con sake and like I was very happy for that because I go I'm like okay cool I get to test the best of my abilities like the game to Legend I didn't like I knew that I had everything it took two betta but I I didn't think like he's going to destroy me no never want to continue to be tested it's interesting you approach I wonder if the fact that you were such a non-confrontational guy and you are really easy going and helps you and that you have like less conflict in your head I almost wondered because even the way you approached like these different matchups and everything you like you can put your ego aside you looking at me like what is the smart thing to do here a smart thing to do is not take this fight against this newcomer guy already lost newcomer guy the smart thing is okay we we realized that Tyler was extremely beneficial looks Thailand so you doing all these like really really smart moves where you know you're looking at it very logically but you have confidence you so but you know you don't like a braggy guy you know you're getting everything done with your work you know you're getting everything done with your results it's a it's interesting to see me because you want to see as many different kinds of Fighters as possible and you're like a new kind of thing that's the most important thing though man like I don't I don't really tune into much UFC and like what's going on because of that reason why I don't care about what people have to say in this I don't watch fighting to hear what people have to say you know I didn't fight and think it's not about talking about fighting Bryant and the only thing that I can prove it have to prove is what I can do with my skills that's it you know so like if they put me like they put me against any type of other fighter like it let's go the roots of mixed martial arts let's go back to the roots of UFC like when guys weren't even the same size and they were just matching up different martial arts I'd be down for that I mean I consider it and if it if it if it had to happen now like yeah I definitely think about it I probably leave more towards doing it since a no YouTube UFC like when guys weren't even the same size and they were just matching up different martial arts I'd be down for that I mean I consider it and if it if it if it had to happen now like yeah I definitely think about it I probably leave more towards doing it since saying no


    Joe Rogan | Is it Better to be a Specialist in MMA? w/Khalil Rountree
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    you know the hill game not enough to really play it but spent a little bit of time picking picking the brains of people who are good I like it I enjoy it yeah I think I can I think I can actually pretty good at it it's like the basics of it seems pretty simple as just a matter of getting comfortable there a partner that's not an a****** just like really wants to like learn together or whatever and I'll do it after 3 in my life was two years ago two and a half years ago just like a high enough level grappling that they can compete against really Grapplers and Jiu-Jitsu matches don't know like Chad Mendes remember he had that that match with Jeff his name Glover I think they were using the Eddie Bravo Invitational rules which you start on someone's back yeah you know in overtime and go to a certain distance is that Chael Sonnen submit is its Chael sonnen's organization in which case I'm pretty sure they use the evi rules so he got his back through sort of one of those overtime positions but he still tapped them what is Urijah Faber Urijah Faber's pretty f****** Elite pretty f****** Elite like you. Gloversville animal oh my God I love that guy super super technical you know and very dangerous and relax right and they must have set him up on his back doesn't show it to show them how the back man has helped f****** reneging right there that works all day on everybody either Jeff Glover and that's why NC Works in a little if any your leader to work save your ass yeah 3 by overtime submission so we're correct yeah yeah there's just a few guys but it's really hard to be the match of everything right after I do for you is there a bounce we like am I spending enough time grappling am I spending enough time striking doody ever like wonder what the correct formula is Urdu Tinker with it at all I have wondered and I always wonder but I can't like so a long time ago maybe like a few years ago Anderson told me like listen just you need you to like you need it and he's like it's saved my life I love to try to but when I learned you get to change my life so you need to learn it put on Iggy let's roll it right there in the living room one of the things that I learned from him is just he's like learn the basic stuff like learn the basic stuff get really good at it and then and then like use it to save yourself and Yoyo end up growing he's like just keep training you did to you don't need this whole crazy secret system at the moment just make sure that your training Jiu-Jitsu and continue to learn Jiu-Jitsu you know like that's kind of might take away from the conversation so I just make sure that when I'm training at least I'm doing Jiu-Jitsu you know like I focus on it make sure that I'm getting better make sure that I'm going with guys that are way better than me so I'm always getting my ass kicked by at least I'm always going with guys are better than me all the time like I enjoy it but I'm a striker that's it like I enjoy it I know that it's my job I know that it can get dangerous if I go you know if I go against the guy was high-level Jiu-Jitsu I know that I'd I understand that and I'm very aware of it every time that I trained and so I make sure that I do my job and I go to Jiu-Jitsu class but I'm a striker and I'm always going to be focused on that's always going to be what like my go to anybody at whether to Stryker Grappler I don't care I'm going to train striking and I'm going to change it to 2 but I'm going to miss tracking always do you think that is like you letting everybody know are you trying to trick people and then next next fight going to shoot on folks I don't need to shoot shoot if I need to like if I'm getting my ass kicked and I need to take a desperation shot you would rather just let them know that you're coming out striking because I believed you do and you're the one about real high-level MMA when you look at the guys who like Legend great examples what are things you never knew what the f*** they're going to do to you and that overloading the mine with possibilities is a part of their success it's like how much of a part it's a good question do you think that there's an argument for using skills you have which are quite spectacular with that sort of style sort of style that incorporates way more takedowns way more takedown attempt way more faints just just different combinations of things you never know what the f*** is happening at any given time or do you think better to just be the best Striker you can and that'll be enough you stop those takedowns that'll be enough for me we are just in general you but I think for me it would be the best to just be the best striker learn a lot to grow so that it's always going to get better I don't think that it's I don't answer yet bad I'm still learning a lot especially what you guys got to see like a few weeks ago and that's only the beginning like everything even before that was like non-existent compared to like the type of training I've been doing so I'm like I'm really excited sound like a lot more than just punch kicks in elbows you know and that's that's all the Striking infatuated by it right now I just want to focus on 100% yeah like there's guys like think about like Michael Venom page right and like before he fought like Paul Daley I'm sure that guy trains a lot of grappling as well and it shows like if he gets in positions like he's knocked out guys from weird you know where positions but when people watching fight they want to see like they paid trust in his stand-up in like all these guys can do some crazy stuff and I kind of Faith they trust in his stand-up you're like all these guys can do some crazy stuff and I kind of want to be able to do the same thing not crazy like you know we really stuff but when people watch me fight they know what to expect and that's just like bulletproof striking


    Joe Rogan on MVP vs. Douglas Lima
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    yeah that fight was very unexpected the way Paul Dayland start taking down I was pretty stunned I didn't think we're going to see that Paul Daley so dangerous as f****** left hook is one of the best in all of the business is left hand. Anyway throws with both of them knew what they were going up against though like yep even behind the s*** talk they do like yeah it was a tough fight for both of them to me watching page uses distance and that crazy karate Point style in that you know she had to hit a really look out for that stuff and when he had a head of make sure that he wasn't getting ding by that stuff please come in with us like his Venom throws all this wild stuff Spencer and Pops you and you can tell Paul Daley was like really having a hard time like finding that range yeah it's it's hard to do to fight against guys that are long and know how to use your body like athletically is he fighting Douglas Lima Nexus that's what's happening over and Bellator remember seeing that Douglas Lima had a fight but I don't remember who the opponent was who's Michael Venom page finally find out that he's a spectacular them and right either he landed on cyborgs holyshit he cave the man's head and skull has never seen that whenever heading there been like 4 months he's like I'll be finding him for months and then like bro the Big Frame Brewing 417 and cuts a lot of weight but he's so powerful he gets in there dangerous f****** Striker lemus he's for real that to me is as interesting as that warrants in the Paul Daley fight I want to see what happens at Lemans a little different in like he's not like be a main event in UFC it was unquestionably that's fine Venom page is he's a real f****** hard pill to swallow man figure that guy out that can move like him you can try but he doesn't even know how he's going to move rock-solid traditional stance and now he moves real well devastating power that's going to be a really good fight like one and you know like the pfl now and it's it's great that Fighters have options super good a lot of times to like I like to just watch whatever's going on you never know who you're going to come across where is that where is that American top team somewhere cuz it was terrifying nasty combinations man he's got ruthless leg kicks two men ATT where which one there's a bunch of those right ATT how many atp's are there David Allan Coe real in this article right here that just came out yesterday Fight Club maybe saw your fight inside f*** it going to Thailand to bring everybody everybody


    Joe Rogan | Rousimar Palhares is a Monster!!
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    the leg lock him so unexpected cuz I always thought they were a good technique if you can get it but it's not that high percentage in MMA that was kind of how I felt so you didn't see too many of them I don't know why but I think it was we didn't we had a few guys were really good in the early days like all of tartar off and you know some other guys are really good but we didn't have the level that you have what like app RS yeah diving on things transitioning from one if you don't you got me screaming do you think a lot of the times of those guys like the other guy's fault or does he really just hold too long he definitely holds too long he has this one fight from Brazil with crazy he's not letting go he's just holding on to something I forget what it was when he was not letting go anywhere trying to separate when you're still hanging on to it I think he came from a really really bad childhood and he's talked about it in-depth about growing up on a farm and being forced to eat pigs pig slop when he was a little boy the cut that he has on his chest at big scar he had sealed that up with glue yeah like crazyshit through even though he knew that they were going to matter if you didn't let go still in quiet yeah I know I get the f*** out of here they kicked him out of the UFC the first time I ever get kicked out of UFC for holding on submission so he got kicked out I think it is that who was the first guy to ever get kicked out of UFC any normal person people like enuf you know cuz that was controversial submission victory over Jake Shields at World Series of fighting Jake Shields I think he did that too but yeah that's right but I think before that he got kicked out of the UFC release by 13 that's right hook so that's what it was yeah okay that's what it was he was released after holding onto heel hook of my Pierce in 2013 yeah but look man that guy was pretty she's particularly scary when he fought cuz he was so strong and his body was so well designed for heel right he just could grab ahold of you in a rip your s*** apartment look at that he grabs ahold of Mike Pierce is. A tapping is tapping is still holding still holding but that's all in slow motion but it looks to me like he was still ripping it than the apart even though he knew that the guy tapped ain't nobody taking the Jake Shields fight there's other s*** that was happening to I think it was eye pokes I'm pretty sure it's a dirty fight what do you hear I was not was this what is it what is it what do you start off do you know what promotions so he came out of Brazil by cage Warriors I don't know man I don't know where it where what he was fighting in a Brazil is the UK watch storm Samurai 12 I want a t-shirt for storm Samurai 12 throwback real Throwbacks yeah he had a great show you how good Garry tonon is as a submission grappling because they had a great submission grappling match go back to the ER because I think that was listed there I think it turned out in a draw and Garrett there is so much smaller than him dry oh yeah that recent yeah 2016 I think it was because I remember now that was Craig Jones Okay 2018 was Craig Jones yeah cuz I don't have pictures about like how he looks now Tokyo he's got like faded like his big mustache now he's all lb MMA News there's something extra scary about a guy f*** your knee up yeah you know what's up what are the size of now I healed caught in that armpit yeah look at those put that picture above where he's screaming with look at that picture like what in the f*** man that is a body designed to rip your legs apart


    Joe Rogan | The Difference Between MMA Grappling and Regular Grappling
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    did you see I thought Mini Maglite was going to take it that last bit too he's I remember seeing a lot he's really coming was on his striking is caught up with a lot of his grappling and he's fantastic very dangerous was that Matamoras like a few years back and now have you seen I might cause a guy that I felt like I was something changes the game there's things aren't available anymore you can't just allow yourself you just too hard you can somebody like somebody stop somebody Wagner Rocha stop somebody going to talk to them just blasted them with palm to the head was pretty rough man it's almost like we learn from Bas Rutten way back in the day to remember those days send back way further than other people and Bas Rutten would smash guys with palm strikes he was throwing like uppercuts and hooks like you wasn't just like yeah you can tell he's getting beat up the referee Mike Beltran seen enough of Palms down let a guy Mount you do something desperate to get out of that figured out how to hit people leg or something out of that s*** yeah how about you just so you got to get the f*** out of there that's a terrible place to be saying they would like him and they write the amount it sucks especially when he hired will the difference between MMA grappling and regular grappling to use to always be with the one of the big ones at least I should say was leglocks they thought you really can't get away with leg locks in is much anime cuz as you're going for the legs you have two arms committed to the legs when she's going to punch you in the face and you don't have defense for it but now you seen when imanari burst on the scene start ripping guys needs a party said I'll factor that is and then pajares are you know people's legs up and you know and then Craig Jones and all these other guys that are all over the world that are leg lock Specialists are the all these complex LifeLock systems now yeah it's a whole new world chewed up inside there that's the problem I mean some people just take it but once you start ripping meniscus apart and cartilage apartments that stuff starts happening ligament starts getting stretched out and rip a little bit and then there was going to be Wiggly apart nothing was going to scramble thing it came apart a scramble but there's a lot of those leglock experts right now that scared the s*** out and everything came from Dean Lister which is crazy why would you ignore 50% of the body and John danaher being a f****** crazy wizard that is like why would you is all these memes is a f****** hilarious meme of John danaher in bed next to a woman and it says why would you ignore 40% 50% of the body understands things like he sees them on a very complex level if you understand all the various possible exchanges and what's the best way to mitigate it like stop the defense push the offense control situation what is the ultimate control position I have to get to is that I'll get on the inside do I grab it this way I do agree with and then once they started really experimenting and putting it together and putting into a system and you see how these guys who have only been doing Jiu-Jitsu for a few years like Nicky Ryan and I wouldn't start tapping all these like really legit got like what the f*** is happening can plan as like their own I want this time I approach you aren't it outside if you go to another site like that's the same as help man you know I mean and then Fighters divides our own system I'll really often you don't have their own entries and got our own ways of Defending things


    What Made Khalil Rountree Take His First Fight | Joe Rogan
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    you'll never allow yourself get back to 300 pounds can from being a guy who's like really overweight and worried you're going to die to being an elite UFC fighter like life life for me is is is happening now like this is kind of the beginning of everything for me you know it's it's really cool it's really cool and I'm glad that I found mixed-martial-arts just because it just it gives me to journeyman it's not just UFC just like fighting MMA and and diving into different cultures and Lifestyles and understandings and sometimes philosophies all the stuff just to understand just to put it all together just to have it all makes sense at the end of the day like it's it's been a beautiful thing that I've been able to meet a lot of people go a lot of places like I'm very thankful to Mary just like like I'm okay life is not a very good to hear man that's a cool thing to hear I love hearing that you're cool with life yeah you're right path man it's it's also with inspiring about it for other people is your story of being at a place where you weren't like that before and I story of being overweight and smoking cigarettes and feeling like a rat and then now you're so many people out there that gives people hope I thought like maybe if I just figure this out I actually can't I maybe life doesn't suck maybe just sucks the way I'm living maybe if I can just figure out this path in a positive direction I can change everything I can I could be a happy I could be like you right now what was the exact quote UFC I made a choice just go get healthy. It was like a short just a short step in the right direction I just looked propelled you to take the first fight you were just trying to get healthy a lot of encouragement and the first time really hearing people like being good at something that like I was like surrounded by Fighters and guys who believed to be in like who cared and like wanted to see me get better and tougher and I was getting my ass kicked every day and that was something that wasn't used to just being in that environment I had at the time learning I had a very strong team like I I started at vanderley school when he was still fighting so a lot of the guys that was like shoot the Box salads like everyone's getting knocked out every training somebody gets knocked out very hard and that was that was new for me to get in things like that and I had a very night in Vegas helping him get ready for the either was like Brian Center Chris leben and stone full on elbows in the cage notepad like we're going at it and like my jaw was dislocated everything but it was just like what we learned was just always fight and Brazilian everyday everyday now I realize that like I've only been doing this a short time and I already feel like aches and pains and stuff and I don't want it to be like that when I'm older so I'm a lot more smart about my training and do you think was a critical aspect of your success do that I'm get down through the fire like that I needed that because you were just different guys know what I was made of my dad passed away when I was younger like very young and so I never had my dad to encourage me to go throw a ball or anything play sports or be a man be a boy be a you know just be I was always like kind of shelter by my mom and she was more like protected like I don't go do that and then she finally learn to just like Set Me Free but I needed to know what I was made up man I need to know what I was made of in in the realm of fighting whatever it took blood near sweat have the same thing they say I got I didn't know what that was like I never got a taste of it and so going through it in a real way it's like actually getting my ass beat and having to find my way out of it and can't run from it still like it's people that cared about me to is like it was just a great thing to have and it now I enjoy enjoy really good hard fight when you progress to your change of who you are as a person is strengthening how far into your training was where you like a hundred percent all in committed like that I think it was after my loss to Tyson Pedro which was my second fight in the UFC before everything was still kind of very fun and games and I was like how I get to travel go to Australia fight it was a big shock to be in the UFC especially not even expecting to be there in within just a few years so after losing that fight is when I met my friend didn't at the time I strength and conditioning coach Lorenzo and he had been through like pararescue school and things like that so he helped me to just develop this mentality of like how far will your mind take you how big is your will and I'm training with him and doing kind of like pararescue survival training for conditioning that that was that was a point where I started to like say like okay I'm going to take this full-on I know I can fight hard but now I know how far am I will can go in the face of the elements and everything so like putting those two together going after it and then the fight I took after that was Daniel jolly and then I in the first round with Annie and then I fought Paul Craig in Scotland and I had the same mentality like I'm going forward I'm getting better I'm going to grow stronger better harder like everything and then the fight to the Polish guy Michael ellex a joke have you seen him lately he just beat like John Delonte and I forgot how that's right. so after that was a go-kart soccer fight so it's been Accelerated Reader to no contest so you took positive I tested positive but I hated that he was also a last-minute last-minute flight his name up Michael Alexi Joe Alexi check at the Wayans I was butcher it yeah so when like 3-4 years then and how many fights you have professionally 8383 and one that's funny that you know you don't really know your record I don't remember a three-in-one I think it's a three-in-one wow yeah that's amazing that you've been fighting for a relatively short. Of time and of achieved some pretty f****** spectacular results man don't really know your record I don't remember a three-in-one I think it's 831 wow yeah that's amazing that you've been fighting for a relatively short. Of time and of achieved some pretty f****** spectacular results man


    Joe Rogan on One FC's Weight Cutting Policy
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    to go see this one championship event in Bangkok the guy one of my friends like damn he's a he's a a stadium like champion and he's fighting one Championship again and it's like it's just 6 evening I don't think people understand how big it is either was a lot of American fans are just really they're messing it up version of the UFC it's gigantic and they got some Killers over there I'm Legit killer that's like that guy nastyukhin who just knocked out of Eddie Alvarez yep. Kind of tiger dude that guy's I remember you check with him at all know I would like a long time I didn't personally trained with him but I remember one day we were doing we were training and he was the last one on the mat and a wrestling Coach Frank was like he's like he said something like 10 more sprawls in like you beat Eddie Alvarez or something like he's just digging himself into the matter it was it was cool to watch him prepare for that fight but there's guys like that like yeah he was there all the time and he beat Eddie Alvarez so I spent a big deal I think it's a big factor over there to the day don't cut weight I think that's a bad doctor if you're used to being the bigger fighter all the time and also now you're not now no one's coming anyway and they have some sort of a system Ben askren was explaining it to me I don't really remember how it works but the summer system where they stop you from white cotton calf I did check your heart rate check your hydration levels yet you got to be the right he's correct he's smart it's the right way to do it we should have done it a long time ago in the UFC stuff like causing fighters to fight it lessen their full potential and how many fighters got hit when they shouldn't have gotten hit because if they were recovered completely fade have to not recover completely but if they they didn't have to recover from a weight cut and who knows maybe their shots you ate because that you wouldn't have eaten by especially if you some guys cutting a brutal amount of way it's entirely possible that you could get hit with something you wouldn't if you didn't have to cut weight you gain weight at 5 more offer here like a lot of fighter spending the last 3 weeks 4 weeks of the fight or their camp please wait it's a terrible way to Braga of learning un building strength and all that stuff that you can do so I don't know I think it'd be awesome the only argument for it is that the guys are tough enough to do it and cut a shitload of weight have this massive size advantage and sometimes it allows them to win and they think they should be able to do it because they're tough enough to cut all that weight yeah I get it I mean it does it's hard to do a strong person but I just don't think it's good for anybody I don't think it's good for anybody it's just an old way it's just an old thing that people are doing so they don't have to fight the bigger people you know it's crazy because I have to answer that question a lot for people who don't like some of my friends are just like all like to hit me up like hey, I can't talk this week like I got a cut weight like not a good time how do you how do you lose 20 pounds in a day and why do you do that you know I'm just like I don't know how to explain it cuz that's what we do you know there's not really that just what I have to do when you see certain Fighters get on the scale don't like Conor McGregor when he made one 45° he looks like like a zombie Man Walking Dead character different definitely yeah I want to look at the different sleep good and 16 is that right yeah wow wow you know it's crazy to mess it up the mind too cuz you see yourself so shredded right at one point your life and then like I can get maybe like 5 lb of my cat man I'm out of shape that I got to get back in shape yeah you get accustomed to it


    Joe Rogan - Saenchai is Something Special
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    how did saenchai figure out how to do multi different than anybody else which is of the feed-in like even the way he throws kicks is just got like a little different flavored everything done he can help it you know what I mean there's just something about a guy's character it just like his his fighting is him like he's just going like I believe in ghosts are there in fights on crazy like he seems like his fighting is definitely an expression of himself he's so good man. He's so good I like watching them just warm up sneakers on outside sweating throwing elbows and knees and I think he's a bad motherfuker man and he's you know he's not young now I think it's in his forties is he all the times in multiple times have fight good luck movement man he's something special takes a lot of f****** energy to move around the way he does to every single day what is crazy wig so good act up swipe you think of how many different people are doing it and that this one guy stands out I love outliers man so that's one thing that I learned compared to like watching Muay Thai in the states and then going there the amount of kicks in knees after throwing I'm looking at fighting like okay like when's the next punch going to happen these guys thrown kick after kick after kick for 5 round I was like okay I'm definitely not taking enough so I got to start kicking so I bet it like being in Thailand definitely help me to learn the importance of kicking so we were talking about the Chute boxe style Rafael Cordero who's is absolutely one of the best coaches on the planet it's funny that he's such a nice guy and he trained the most murderous crew Anderson Silva bed Wanderlei and would vandelay Shogun I really do not understand why that's a f****** tell another one at like Pele everyone that it's right there at 2 they were some of the guys know how are you Michael coste he was he was from that same that same group so I really am this day do not understand why more times not more popular I've never understood it


    Joe Rogan | Weight Cutting and Training Muay Thai w/Khalil Rountree
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    what would you think about if they abandon weight-cutting they just opened up more weight classes and a band of weight-cutting I mean I wouldn't mind it I would I would like to see that nothing would be better for the fighters I think it'd be better for the fighters and we won't let him really cool matchups yeah stop it it's not helping anybody to lose weight for a fight so you can be fit and in great shape yeah okay sure how do you go about that but I mean losing weight like losing weight and training not like massive Dia for weight cut day and then rehydration the next day for fight that I think it's too crazy to drain the guys are doing to the kidneys and their bodies that mean many fighters of told me that they're they don't feel like they could take a body shot as well and they caught a lot of weight I guess sometimes the your head my head I remember in a Johnnie Walker fight I'd cut see if he could have been from the wake up but that morning like if I even tapped on my jaw just felt like my head was just like off like rattly you know that I felt very sensitive knocked out I don't know what it was from but I remember feeling that morning when I woke up cuz usually I like Shake everything off I like you know like to get ready for the fight and I remember that that morning when I was like having myself on the jaw my head just didn't feel right dude that's not good feeling but I got checked after I didn't have any like concussion anything's you have some particular hard sparring session or something close to that I don't think close to it during that camp excited feel it all the way until I didn't have it the only time I ever felt it was like after the weight cut so it could have been from that Brian and I think morning actually ended up cutting the last little bit of my weight the morning of weigh-ins to which is not usually like me I usually cut it the night before so you said you like to start your day off with a run again that everyday yeah definitely realize that's one thing that I learned to is just training everyday not to learn but it just feels different now I have to go and train every day when I was in Vegas like I got to drive 30 minutes do you know all these things I had a lot of excuses to make up and now with the convenience of running is now I don't even make up excuses unlike if I'm tired I still 2-minute walk get your ass to the gym you know and so yeah every every single day training and then weekends off for sure so you're running every single day then you're training every single therefore more tied to mandatory run at I didn't even have tennis shoes I just showed up with my flip-flops cuz I was staying right across the street and I showed up I start wrapping my hands in the trainer he's like are you going to train and I was like yeah I think so he's like you think so go run and I was like I don't have shoes only have my flip-flops he's like just pointed so go run and I had to run like and he was like 8 km in in flip-flops before I can even try 526 km in like that I'd say like just cutting it short 5K wow in flip-flops and I was over there cool yeah I never I never forgot my shoes again I would wish it wasn't too bad cuz I wasn't wearing shoes a lot anyway sometimes you got to take off your shoes before you when you're running running with a group of guys or everybody guys girls whoever shows up to class but is it is like when they're running or they running like organized like in a group or they just is everybody running a few miles before class every time the first the first Muay Thai gym that I turned out the straight Muay Thai gym in Bangkok they run as a unit everyday 5 a.m. as a team they live at the gym to eat at the gym they sleep in the gym they are like they they don't have homes their home is the gym and her job is just fight and Eat Sleep Train fight that's it it's crazy when they'd even take on the name of the gym yeah exactly that's a whole different life like that is what made me respect and learn and love moytie so much it's how these guys trained and just they live together everything is amazing so they run is a group but the other the other place we all start off but if you have someone laughing you and they just one that's like it's it's totally fine but before the class everybody has to go wow that's a smart way to do it man I mean if you could really convince them to be conditioned all the time and there's like you have no option you can't be out of condition if you going to run 5 miles everyday now 5 miles around the day clenching 45 minutes a day like clenching at after every session it's like you run Knee Bag sit-ups lots of second second session is kick the bag 325 round until a trainer picks you up like for me I had to wait for a trainer to actually even like want to hold Pastor me if you just show up you'll just be hitting the bag until the trainer was okay okay I'll hold for you and then once you actually find a trainer that wants to work with you then you kind of whatever their schedule is for you that they'll create it U-Haul double pads you kick the bag of do push-ups you do sit-ups and then clench 30 to 45 minutes after it's the same thing every single day wow do you ever worry that this might be something that would be monotonous because you're doing the same way every day or do you think we just concentrate on Excellence because it's also like going to the fights and there's so many different styles so like people are doing the same thing everyday the repetition but the styles are completely dead you know like nobody fights like saenchai right when he does the same thing everybody else does but he has his own style you know what I mean or some guys will do the same thing but they don't even like to kick corny they just like to throw elbows and help Lennie guys like that where they just like you know that when he goes he's just throwing elbows all five rounds this guy just going to throw nice so it's just like which tools do you use the bends like are you an ear are you in a kicker are you an elbow guy who left kicker YOLO kicker it's kind of like what strikes are you are your thing and then you go watch the chaos and these guys are getting split open every night on the stretcher they take him stretchers on the rain man it's easy it's like not to see someone get hurt but like just the fact that these guys are all out brawl and every night every single night there's a fight at the stadium and Thursday nights are the nights that like that like that hire guys go and they're packed with people thousands of people like the one I went to there was a few thousand people there for the stadium it look pack the one I went to there was a few thousand people there for the stadium it look pack and everyone's been in the kicks they never showed up


    Joe Rogan | Training with an Underwater Treadmill
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    the last trip down by man. That underwater treadmill Jam isn't it amazing that you want on it. You got to do it sick I was I was wearing my clothes I was going to jump in there and look at this is crazy just to not your run it against the water oh wow and so like depending on how deep you go your arms this all resistant so so you can go just waist-level and it's a little bit easier but the lower you go the harder it is what I do cardio did you do that a zero-gravity I didn't do any of the things that I just looked at him and gave me the 411 and you put these pants on and then you zip into this like you zip into it all I did see that I need to turn it on it is that fills up with this are then you can run up to like 10% of your body weight so you this is like if another zero gravity like the treadmill it's not low-impact low-impact Merlot and you can go all the way of all recovery methods and training methods and fishing yeah and who they're doing for some fight week what are you doing so this last fight they're like hey do you want any help to have your meal prep anything cuz I was like nah I don't so I guess for the people that are fighting with in u.s. for now the prep and make everything for for fight week when you're cutting weight and I'll make sure like you stay in contact with with the guys Clinton them and no check and then I'll make meals according to you like whatever you need deliver them to your robots outstanding it was it was the best end of the recovery after they give you these drinks all like you sought approved all that stuff it's like no problems they have they help so much with that last weight cut and and rehydration this fight I cut 19 19 pounds and that's a lot I usually cut maybe 4 to 7 why the last couple of fights I've just I'll just post it but when I went to Thailand a lot of sugar and a lot of stuff that I was eating out there that really what it was for a long time and a lot of street food lot of fried food and stuff and I was just there I don't think I'm going to try everything so once I got to Phuket they actually have like health food stuff vegan stuff that a lot of tourists there so especially on the street so the street that tigers on all gym like five or six CrossFit Gyms maybe 10 restaurants health food restaurants everything so I was able to stay on track there so just I was just back just a few weeks now but I still may wait so that's good that's a lot of weight to cut though right you like to cut like about five or six more than eight like ate what difference do you feel the day after I didn't with their rehydration method I felt amazing cutting that much I feel really bloated little heavy and believe you're all that stuff but this when you talking but did you ever do Ivy or would I did do Ivy yeah when I used to fight in the RFA at 185 ice to fight 185 oh my God yeah salary is how much I used to cut from I try to get as close to 200 as possible and then cut the 15 I try to get as close to 200 as possible and then cut the 15 super skinny a 202 arable


    B-Real's Problem with Flat Earth | Joe Rogan
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    planet is downtown right near where you places yeah yeah so your studio your setup that's that's real close to 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu just let me know I get those from time to time you know Hey listen if we got a flat earthers The Edge right and there's always thrill-seekers looking to do something thrilling and there's always a thrill seeker that fox up and falls right off of that edge right so how many motherfukers would be falling off the edge of the Earth if we really had one for sure there's no booby climbers there be a bunch of dudes who try to hang off the edge to take selfies think about it right 12 people this year have died at the Grand Canyon that really that many. Many so far and in this year and some people die of a heart attack there because you know it's too much for them to be on that little bridge that they have there that that extends past at the edge of a canyon that they put in a little Bridgeway so that you can go and look down and people that have had heart attacks from that but the other guys are the ones trying to do selfies falling off f****** Bridge and plummeting right so you got to think man if we had if you had a flat Earth how many people would be visiting to Edge a selfie man there's no email come on no doubt why do people tell you though that the government guards that right you know that's that the other one that don't the Dome theory has no space space is fake Simon never felt better in my life and they like to talk when they're microdosing especially psilocybin just have these ideas that's the thing you have ideas in your mind becomes open to s*** that normally you know you're closed off to obviously you know hover over the top of the desk and that's what the here it is what is this Jamie that's the funniest shitt now it's f****** ridiculous satellite to take huge high-resolution photos of the Earth every 10 seconds from thousands of miles out before the internet stupid I love all the s*** to believe in like to invest any energy in that like why would someone lie about the shape of the earth that's the dumbest part about run know what I think is is before the internet and all these different platforms where you can get information


    B-Real Tells Funny Everlast Story | Joe Rogan
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    did your fuk with you just to know I'd be always wanted to but I never did I thought about it and a couple of my cousins are one of them was a champion professional boxer which was Michael carbajal and his nephew cousin how many Monday at The Comedy Store long time ago man yeah when he was when he was a chap he was a beast he was a beast and his nephew is now now boxing Keenan carbajal I think I will cuz I mean something that would benefit anyone from to know that but you don't actually you know getting a fight and have to hurt somebody bad or they hurt you meme saying just joking about Everlast some guy out one night cuz you know he he he f**** around a little bit you know he knows people that smoking like it's Amsterdam down there and we are having a conversation and he kept here and some dude across the cross a couple tables over kept saying Everlast diss Everlast that and he's your money say my name one more time and he goes back to his people could come up and do nothing ever last one Gabrielle Aplin could come up and do nothing to do Everlast went and walked over to this table look to his face turn them around real quick and stuck choking in the spine


    Joe Rogan Reacts to CRAZY Viking War Chant
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    it was a fun show men I went into the mosh pit for that song before they called us after that song for most of their said I was in the mosh pit and there was a USC front alignment down there record shop in the monster felt like years ago music dude though he's a big do is jump around their marching around yeah I did a girl got killed in the mosh pit one on man it's crazy man I used to go into a lot of different Mosh Pit Mosh Pit mosh pit the craziest was was the rage Mosh Pit but the ones that I seen from outside of it not being in it that we're crazy was there was a Soundgarden moshpit that I sneeze guard yet at Lollapalooza early on it was when they had badmotorfinger out oh man that f****** moshpit was like a Whirlpool of chaos bill at I would love it and I was on mushrooms watching this s*** so amazing then sit and then Slayer Mosh Pit man they're f****** s*** is brutal yeah that sounds like this the pace for Topsail are crazy but I got to tell you since joining prophets of Rage in us you know when we tore your up and stuff like that and we do a combination of you know Rage Against the Machine songs probably going to me and Cypress Hill along with our own material the mosh pits are f****** crazy now that you know there was one thing that I saw that was not brutal coolest butt and it was in I think I believe it was Sweden or Switzerland but they let you know I deflected the 67,000 people that were out there was like maybe 5,000 concentrated people who sat down on their ass right and we're like you're not going to stop playing you just keep going so we start on I believe the song is gorilla gorilla radio that we're playing at that point all of a sudden we see him start doing this the rowing they were wrote it was like a viking row it was a f****** move it was removed at the crowd is doing so there's five thousand people out of the 30,000 that are sitting in you know like next to each other line Rose you know just f****** of people rowing on beat dog it was. f****** Vikings man how crazy that DNA just stuck with those. And that was just a little section of it man if you were to see from stage there was like it was spotted like spotted groups and they stopped and they sat down and we're rowing that's just got to take man when they they were going towards back in the day they rallied all their guys up just like that yeah I don't know where that move comes from but it looks cool when you see it the Viking one at a soccer game cuz it's like in a world cup or something like that but they like that Dalton didn't gather man throwing fake look at the hand that's spooky yeah Meadows. mushroom they're f****** heads into Oblivion and just goes slack people go get them that's crazy man is he has another one football game with the glasses put your f****** hands down man stop


    Joe Rogan - The Government is Spying on You
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    did you know our government and other government could debunk any information on UFOs anything because that you know there wasn't like the wide communication that exist now right so I think now they put in people who are saying this crazy wild way out s*** so that people aren't that are really trying to expose truth on certain things they get looked at as wackjobs like the rest of those that are trying to say oh well Flat Earth or on a disk or we're in a globe or Bubba block you know all that together that is for sure I didn't really are that it's it's you know since George Bush jr. was President they've been listening to our phone calls I mean that's a fact that mean that was one of the the things they enacted with the homeland security that they can record every Americans call and you know whatever conversation mentioned certain keywords as we were saying earlier they would you know they would get shuffled off to a certain Department in those guys were red-flagged and looked at and that still happens today to still to this day that you don't need a warrant they just listen I mean I'll tell you this right there was I've been traveling wet 20 20 some odd years at this point where I went when I was coming back into to the United States for a long time I would not get randomly checked or anything like that they just let us go by and I got made a few post somewhere you know with an abundant amount of cannabis right and right after that post each time I came back into the United States they send me in the secondary for a search and I started asking like hey been traveling for x amount of years now every I've noticed that the last four times that I've come back from another country you guys are randomly here my bags now what's the deal in my red flag what's going on with my passport while you know where I'm not really allowed to tell you this but I mean have you been what kind of postings have you made on your social networks no more and I post with 456 pounds in it like that's like giant pillows so you know right then and there I knew you know from that reaction that he had did anybody with any sort of gets involved in entertainment music athlete you know whatever actor actress they're watching all of our s*** they're watching all of our s*** out for sure they're listening and they're watching so front of pushing cannabis legalization and always talked about it openly flagrantly even when it was a schedule 1 substance oh yeah everywhere you know


    B-Real Performed for 380,000 People!! | Joe Rogan
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    the biggest crowd you guys ever performed in front of I think the biggest was with Woodstock 94 I think it was 93-94 and that was like 300 380 some 1,000 people I got to see this f****** insane that is insane. I just cut my hair right there I was like you know oh my God see the little guy next to mugs he was our our our our our miniature knockout guy he knew Jiu-Jitsu Taekwondo Shotokan he trained with with my boy Kenji and he was he was like he was like our unofficial security little guy I mean he even did a even did a few MMA fights some years back almost lost my s*** right here because you know seeing three hundred and some-odd thousand people jumping around to your s*** you know it could give you some equilibrium problems is ever performed in front of in North America for sure all of human history was one of the biggest how do you get it more than 380,000 people together it's it's crazy I mean every band they had on this this particular bill was huge at the time you know so it was pretty crazy trying to get in through boat some of us had to get in through helicopter Mexico state that started parking on the roads like the old schools with stock and they jammed up the highways and stuff like that they parked with like they pretty much shut the s*** down yeah and I went into helicopter and some of the other guys went into the clothes cops on the ground and then you watch the cops and helicopters Spotlight to stay in the car entire time but naked in with mud smeared all over their f****** bodies and it was like people went pro all right there they were have mudslide Mauritius people made babies that day in their tent I'm sure they did I'm sure they did those people out there totally hippie doubt like straight-up butt naked in the email and there was a good portion of them I mean not not in terms of the whole concert ever has a small percentage but like Racine just naked people walking around free out there it was crazy as f*** it likely like are we is this really happening in the mud was so thick man it was the type word like if you walked through it with your shoes and your shoes weren't tight or you weren't wearing boots it was sucking the shoe right off of your clip it happened to me a number of times health and not show I jumped into the crowd cuz normally I would jump into the crowd and he knows floating you know States. Stopped but I would still be doing the song and on that particular show they took my shoes and socks and I got back on stage with no shoes and socks and you know about 15 years later you know I had one guy with once you come to the show and so I can have me sign it and then the other shoe some up some chick had it and had me sign it was later so if I caught up with what about the socks didn't catch up with the socks didn't catch up the stocks the shoes yet caught up with them do they have a limited amount of tickets for Woodstock me what the f*** do they do when you get that many people I think they probably started with it some sort of limit and Kim K and then it became chaos and you know like that's something they couldn't handle I mean it would be live there and that s*** to send it on yourself I know they were pissed off and 64000 tickets but the crowd estimated size was 550,000 okay b******* I was too short with 200,000 show now it and it it's you know it's it's a great part of their history because of me and you know that one was a good one where no one got hurt and there was no crazy no crazy s*** happening like the next one after that I mean they had some Welch it they had a bunch of women said they had gotten raped or molested at at the one the following year and Spires bunch of people lost their f****** mind if that was great bands do so you know it so much for water and like they couldn't they couldn't get to the bathroom like you were asking like there's didn't have the facilities it up as well as they didn't have adequate facilities for what what the f*** with popping to me you know you know a thousand thousand people is not going to cry the highway right there a shutdown the f****** highway they just park their car they made you have they made the Highway 2 parking lot set the expected you to leave right away because the next wave of bands was coming and they were getting your spot so like if you had a dressing-room once your set was done you were expected to get the f*** out so you have a helicopter out of there if if yeah it was best if you did because if you didn't take the ride when when it was when you were supposed to you were getting stuck there they couldn't guarantee that they could give you the ride back to your s*** after that you know because that all the other bands to think of him they might not have room for you when they take the other bands so it was like yeah it's never that we played for another five thousand you know I'm 500,000 people screen much like that Viking chant and then you go do a regular gig afterwards does it feel weird we just came from Woodstock but fortunately the smaller gigs that we had after that you know in terms of plant festivals ever like you know in between 30070 thousand hundred thousand and we felt it that gave us such an experience that we can handle any f****** stage so it became easier for us to do festivals after that and the reaction that we would get at these festivals were smaller versions of what we did there you know and it was it was a great experience cuz we had we had been doing like a a couple European festivals before that so it's sort of prepared us for that but we didn't we didn't I mean the f****** numbers we would definitely not prepared for like whoa what the fee for us you know cuz it's a mixed bag right bunch of artist and you're winning over people if anything get your your your they're playing for your your your base of people that might have come to see you but you're winning everybody else over if you're doing it right and for us it was like a victory because we saw you know half a million people up there jumping up and down to all our s*** and they knew the words and they were singing with us in it he knows it was like a big knot under the belt in a boost for a confidence knowing that we in front of anybody play with anyone and get that reaction at me because after that you know we're getting booked on metal driven festivals and stuff we're we're the only hip hop on it but it's all straight up metal I mean we're playing shows co-headlining under Metallica right and Metallica Cypress Hill biohazard Deftones Fear Factory in and all that stuff playing those festivals with those guys in with hip hop music and you know the Boost that it gave us in the confidences it was like f*** that we can play with any of these m************ it doesn't matter who it is in and we went to those metal fence metal festivals with our hip-hop and got metal reaction moshpit stage-dive everything what you know and in it felt good to be able to hang up there with a metallic I mean yeah what they do to a crowd is crazy but we realized it if we were playing on the same venue going before them we can end in a festival form we can talk and hang with anyone in India that's that pretty much put us over the top with doing festivals like yeah we're we're going to f****** rule this s*** people are going to have two people are going to have to up their game when we're on that festival with them that's the way we took it as you can sleep for days after that the adrenaline was crazy I got to tell you the address only was crazy and then will you like what the fuk just happened we were tripping out man to me we were like totally in all of of the response that we got and the email the enormity of the f****** crowd man I mean it was f****** huge in to be a part of something that that that mean that's like something that no one there is ever going to forget we took it for granted that got to tell you when we f*** and when we got there that's when we saw just how f****** crazy it was it because yesterday and there goes there goes the first shooter that happened ridiculous and there is no f****** security that can stop 500,000 people save all that s*** no mercy of the fans you're not really thinking you know what's in my pocket and shake like that but yeah you know throughout that I had chicks trying to grab my s*** for sure for sure that was a little you know crazy for me you know but it is what it is if you can stand close you know like this happens right a119 yeah I did I had since I had like an ounce of weed in one at 1 show and I jumped in that totally forgot I had it in my pocket boom so I can take my goddamn weeks I hope you enjoyed that I bet they did admit it did when that one show and I jumped in that totally forgot I had it in my pocket boom so I can pick my goddamn week I hope you enjoyed that I bet they did admit it did


    B-Real Played Paintball with William Shatner | Joe Rogan
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    everything I did like you know that bit that I did outside of music when I try like for instance paintball when it went into paintball there was a price on my head everyday everybody wanted to give me extra shots Corso like if I got hit while I'm walking out I would get 10 20 extra paint balls to my back you know and we'd give it right back to them you know in the very next game when we played them guys again we're making sure to give him that right back but oh yeah I was man if it's a dick thing that I got to tell you if there's any physical activity that is addicting it is paintball cuz it's chess with guns because it's so fast and so close and you got to think of a strategy you know it's not all shooting straightway it's all shooting angles and getting your guys the positions to get those guys out to keep moving up to get their flag wipe them out and bring the flag back. you can't shoot above 300 PSI think it's I think it's the highest you can shoot as maybe to 85 to 90 at least at the time I have if you go balls-out if you wanted to get the ultimate paintball gun what is that man it's it's it's hard cuz we were using different guns at the time because it's it's like a each year a better gun comes out technology gets better so you know we were using it first when you started these these guns called angels and then we went over it you are these other guys f*** I can't remember the name of them but they were like I mean the best thing is to have a light gun with with the trigger that you can fancy cuz that's technique to get it to shoot like a like a Uzi right you're not supposed to be able to pull the trigger and multiple balls come out with one pull it supposed to be that the the gun shoots as fast as your your your your two fingers or three can toggle so if you get a rhythm you can shoot that like a f****** Uzi you know and everybody has a different position do you know like mine I was like one of the quarterbacks which is the last three on the line seeing it's like a football field right you got the 50 and there's obstacles at 2:50 and in between and it's mirrored on the other side the quarterbacks play the back and they shoot a whole bunch of paint so that the other guys that are the front and mid guys can get into these different positions to shoot the other guys out so the guys in the back were shooting the mo paint so you have to use that Fanning style Fusion 3 fingers 3 fingers cuz the trigger where you're at the base where you're pulling the trigger you can fit three fingers there yeah it's really for 2 but you could fit three yeah this this was our team right here barriers and show these are all blow up their ears right here yeah that's what they would replicate like a football soccer field and you know you put all the these these obstacles up these blow up obstacles and they're all just positions to try to take to get a better angle on the other side and the other side out but you get them points getting their flag and bring it back to yourself and you know you get points for how many guys on your side that are still alive so you know you would get 100% if all 7 of your guys were alive you killed all them and brought their flag. Oh yeah tears right there's the pros there's a semi-pros there's the amateurs there's the August birth of rookie and each each each tier had at least 200 teams competing in this per tournament in these guys back in that time I don't know how it how it is now cuz I don't compete in a long time but they would do five tournaments a year one would be in Huntington Beach the biggest one and it was awesome they would throw it you know right next to a surfing tournament so like it would just be cross people crossing up watching the Surfers and they come and watch the paintball Kennywood headset you know Boston and Florida and Las Vegas and one other one other place I can't remember but we would do these tournaments are out doing them for like 4 or 5 years in the guy before me that was the Ambassador was one of the one of the Bee Gees Bee Gees that the one who passed away first. shorter one so he was a paintball games with paintball being like myself he he owned the store he had a team I think is based out of roughly out of Miami and he would compete up until when he passed away he was like the Ambassador and I kind of I came in and took his spot when he's Maurice at least 20 paintball bruises Nino Perdido in one one sitting and you know you're look like a Leopard coming coming off after that you know who else was a big paintball enthusiasts was William Shatner really yeah he would hold these crazy tournaments like in Truckee style where it's a scenario game meaning that okay here's the castle I'm going to be in the castle right here you guys got to see to the castle in it if you guys can come get me out of here you guys win around and they would sit through the three days they'd set up different scenarios like there you go soon as he run he can't run and Gun Shoot sometimes he would go out there but so you would just stay put. He would stay so you would have to protect him old man paintball he would fight to he would fight too but he would be would you know I would be trying to protect him that's so crazy wow and I mean there's a bunch of celebrities that Dip paint bald man Will Smith was paintballing before he did iRobot he did that he came down to the park where we would practice at we will play with Tim and his team but it was a scenario game of Joaquin Phoenix and Mekhi Phifer I mean you'd be surprised how many Butler competition team you have you have 11 for the roster and seven play at a time and you can be no switch guys out but now it's different now they do like five men in three men teams don't know anything about the new style but you know they they constantly call me back cuz I'm in better shape than I was when I played a little bit heavier then that's why I was at quarterback mental always get hit on my DM on IG or Twitter like a man when you come back to the PayPal feeling like when I get time which is probably never but it seems like I have a big time sucking loved it man I love to play in the game it was so addicting it was hard to pull away from it I would even at times be coming home from from a tour straight into a tournament like I get off the plane I'd have somebody have my paintball s*** ready and boom straight to the tournament can't tell you how many times I was doing that f****** crazy it's it's funny when things get in your blood right they get your bones yet that got in my blood like martial arts did cuz I was always like an Enthusiast like you know for a long time you know and when I finally started training I was training like 7 days a week now wouldn't give myself any time off cuz I wanted to learn fast and I wanted to absorb it you know I'd like martial arts did cuz I was always like an Enthusiast like you know for a long time you know and when I finally started training I was training like 7 days a week now wouldn't give myself any time off cuz I wanted to learn fast and I wanted to absorb it so you know


    Joe Rogan & Ari Shaffir on Boston Women, Doing Stand-up High
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    your dork the best-looking and if people like and dislike defy with that yeah I mean that was just something I bought some women are disgusting good-looking to voice their garbage was hanging out and doing shows was also fun saying like you fired check about dude that was such an influential time I stand that specifically where was like where the hotel 5 minute walk from Faneuil Hall in August get high and I was like nah I'm about to perform it's too far to go to teacher and his way to Victory to headline so I'm hiring you I don't care if you get to plugged up so smoke pot and was like yeah when you get high and you go on stage where and they don't always happen but there are moments where you take a right turn into brilliant Ville and that right turn doesn't exist sometimes if you're sober future I just way too big for the headline so I'm hiring you I don't care if you got to plug it up so it's my party and I was like yeah moments when you get high and you go on stage where and they don't always happen but there are moments where you take a right turn into brilliant Ville and that right turn doesn't exist sometimes if you're sober


    B-Real on Cypress Hill's Longevity | Joe Rogan
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    I don't know why you guys were so far ahead of the curb do you know I mean you you were you had weed songs like when like what year that was the first album was in 91 and we started writing for that album probably for years prior and you know the weed songs those came about because we're weedheads you know we just f****** let's be ourselves right different things for people that were we're fans upset cuz when I was listening to you I was just getting ready to move from Boston to New York and back then you would hear about new hip-hop bands from my friends like yeah sound like a typical West Coast you know group running a lot of a lot of West Coast boots at that point you know what the labels were looking for where NWA genotypes and you know things like that like either you know gangster West Coast gangster rap they were looking for that or either the Kid Frost Chicano type bugs be in from New York to sort of blend both world right so you know we went with with the East Coast type sound with LA genotype of slang mixed with with East Coast slang and so people you know they were like when people thought were from Cypress Hill New York cuz there's a Cypress Hill down there and you know people just didn't really know it first because we're one of the first groups that didn't put our images on any of our first do you know any of our singles are or our art comes we never did like the the shop like that were existing at that time where he hits a clean shot of the group or the artist or whatever we were always on some no cuz we are metalheads to do you know before the Hip Hop we like the Obscure metal album so we didn't we were like we're not going to put ourselves on the covers which school do these crazy obscure covers and make people you know try to guess who we are being mysterious it's crazy you know we we didn't expect it we didn't know how long I run would be we just kept working you know who always had a strong work ethic we are never the types just to sit around we're always doing something you know mugs is always making beats you know I'm always riding to something I'm always into one project or another so it so it was always just about keeping busy and in that that suited as well crazy when you say 28 years and years later from you guys never dropped off for a second. Once you were always there so you have to be consistent in hip-hop you know it in music in general especially like if if there's a time where radio stops playing your music or you know as MTB stop playing music videos and it went for more reality show type programming you got to you got to stick out their so for us it was you know we doing shows we didn't put out as many albums has we could have but we thought less was more and you know instead of like driving the music into your heart like a steak or something like that would just let everything breathe for a while and it was there was a time where you know we sort of let go of doing everything it was like a six-year. Work we just kind of took off we weren't away completely were still doing like sporadic shows here and there to keep up the for a while and it was there was a time where you know we sort of let go of doing everything it was like a six-year. Were we just kind of took off work away completely were still doing like sporadic shows here and there to keep up the profile but weren't like touring


    Joe Rogan | Corporations Trying to Control Weed w/B-Real
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    we both been busy crazy and in the meantime we became legal yes you guys were at the Forefront man you guys were way ahead you were ahead of everybody you know we took a shot you know that's how you start like you know your friends is a man try this or you're the one who says try this right it's one of the other and you know eventually you start getting into the High Times Magazine's and stuff like that and looking at the Eno to centerfold pictures of the weed but also we like we like to read some of the activism aspect of it as well and that's when we heard names like Jack Herer who pretty much opened our eyes to everything and then you know I think we became real Advocates you know at first you know we thought we were you know sort of Riverstone is so we thought we were Advocates but like in Reading what other Freedom Fighters were actually doing out there in the protests and rallies and all that stuff we really weren't Advocates like we thought I'd we became that later for sure because he was a Goldwater Republican smoking weed yeah and then also needs like Menace is f****** amazing God why am I such a dick what's wrong with me who am I what am I doing with my life absolutely 8 flipped his life around him the emperor wears no clothes the f****** great book man yeah it holds it holds strong to this day because everything that he said in the book is sort of happening right now all the stuff that they let you know that they try to prevent from happening through all the anti-cannabis propaganda you see it now quesitos Berry companies try to get into the industry if they were always on the outside of their waiting you know there was always at the launching block not quite ready to run but any minute now it's going to get legal yeah exactly I mean do you know that they're lying in wait with Fields like a courage that no one can ever come close to probably right but yeah I mean the thing I heard maybe like 5 years ago before it was legal in Denver bit longer than that before we got legalization here that you know companies like Philip Morrison in Reno company like that were already buying land in already trademarking names you know for some of the Cannabis that we know today so that when they come into the game and they have ownership on some of the names and some of the brands and inserted in trademarks and stuff like that to that and obviously that to you know Provost sums of cannabis who knows how true that is but I don't doubt some of that I don't need a sneaky Ohio Ohio was they were trying to make it legal but if they're going to make it legal there's only like it was took two companies that were up Jamie from Ohio like for butt crazy you don't ya because you know you had like people that got those licenses or permits or whatever that had no knowledge on on on the Cannabis culture or business how to cultivate and and how to run retail stores or any of that they didn't have any of that knowledge and you know Dale usually give it to an Insider because they know how much money they said to me that that's like if there was just one distribution center right and everybody has to go through that Distribution Center how much money does that Distribution Center make it cuz I got to pay for your s*** to go there and then you know who knows if it will you know if it passes cuz you know as a cultivator what you did so you'll know it'll pass cuz it's clean but you still got to pay that fee every time and it's got to go through them fortunately here in California you know they allowed people to have distribution license is so that there is not one disc consider because that would be a monopoly for sure and that's what they wanted to supposably you know the lobbyists that they put 64 together we're trying to stop it from being a monopoly in corporations coming in and taking over and stuff like that you know so it is such a non corporate drug in on such a non corporate thing that these corporations are trying to get a grip it seems obscene you know it seems it seems disgusting yeah it's it's a little out of place you know I don't know because you think about where it comes from and it's been Outlaw for so long it's kind of like you know the way out alcohol was fruit for so long but it longer than you know you have people trying to come in and throw money into it and it got the you know in some of these guys don't realize it's if not about the money until you got to do the diligence on what this business is you can't cut corners on a cultivation you know you can't cut corners on quality because people you know they're there there's more information out there so people know even if they're not a connoisseur as a consumer you know they can they can read about s*** they can learn about stuff so if you're getting over on them or if you're putting some s*** 40 product out there I mean people are going to know it in and all that money that these guys put into to try to get into the Cannabis business or just throw it into the fire some of them will come out of it you know their partner up with brands that exist in in people that have knowledge but you know it's it's the corporations that come in in the next 5 years has it's going to be it's going to be interesting because I do think that it's setup them to come in the taxes are so high right now for the consumer and for the cultivator for the retail shop that you got to survive this wash right now that's happening in order to still be you know doing business when the corporate structure comes in because please believe they're going to Lobby so that those taxes come down because the margins are not right you know as it gets 40% taxes California if you do 40% in just pull in and get some weed raise should give a f*** some drinks if I could just pull in and get some weed race should give a f*** the comparison to alcohol like how much it cost if you go out for a night for some drinks that cause way more you get high from month depending where you go those


    Joe Rogan Looks Back on the Michael Phelps Weed Scandal w/B-Real
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    and with with less alcohol they don't understand the culture is a different culture you can't b******* us us with marketing and advertising is not going to work you can't have like the most interesting man the world selling weed and stay thirsty my friends you know what I find it funny is how how you know that they put these stereotypes on Stoners for so long like that with lazy unproductive and all that stuff this guy's one of the most decorated Olympians in the history you know me what is he got like 15 gold f****** Metals Preposterous yeah Mr Big lungs that's what we call him mr. Big Lots high heel times crazy capacity there it is probably snap it to Granville Justin was the person who ratted him out some blow some kids so they'll get you in that moment where you know you're supposed to be a friend before it was happening he was at 12 2012 before yeah before let's just say before you know Instagram kicked off but it was still YouTube and Twitter know if you wanted to put somebody on blast or you wanted to have a viral video YouTube has been there for a long time I'm seeing different stuff so I saw a picture of it on YouTube from 2009 so that means would have been in 2008 Olympics but it was a long time ago I think he was suspended suspended and then and then he had to write I love that well you know Hey listen on Auto in a lot of places it's still on a banned substance list 2009 he's only 23 apologize right and it's ya you have to be squeaky-clean if you want to be on the Wheaties box yet. Olympian Cypress Hill on the Wheaties box that be great though but take the th out and Saturday and Daddy and I E S at the end with the Wheaties yeah you have to be squeaky-clean if you want to be on the Wheaties box yet. Olympian Cypress Hill on the Wheaties box that be great though but take the th out and Saturday and Daddy and I essm Wheaties


    The Secret to B-Real's Distinct Voice | Joe Rogan
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    you always have that style no I didn't when did you develop that what once we started working on our Cypress Hill demos mugs came to me and said amen you got to do something. Do something different otherwise you're going to write for sin cos and had a good voice this ship was locked in my voice I was rapping in a voice similar to the one I talkin and all of the Rhymes were good it didn't cut through on the style icon you know on the Beats if you just sounded like no some regular s*** so you know I don't want to be someone's Rider you know I wanted to write for myself so you know there was a guy that we used to listen to coming up with name is rammellzee he was on this record called Wyldstyle and who's in the movie use this rapper who is very obscure but he was artist to you know like a graffiti artist but then also an artist artist you nobody was also a rapper and what he would do is heat wrapping the regular like his talkin boys this is the brother they call the ramp Valley had a deep voice like that and then he would have flipped right in the middle take it uptown to Cypress Hill with the Shotgun by like that and you know we were always freaking out on that he had two Styles so I tried throwing my voice in that sort of similar style and it ended up sticking I didn't really like I didn't think anybody was going to like it I thought they were going to be like fart out of here with that but they ended up liking it and take the first song that came about in that style was song real estate off our first album it's that you know that was where I tried it the first time they liked it so then kill a man came next to not try that song in that style in hand on the pump and it just became a flow after that and I really did not feel it at first I was like f*** I can't believe they got me rapping in this boyfriend and it if it took it took a minute to get used to that you know like doing it live because you know I had attended to be up as as rappers you know that don't know cuz there's no school for this unless you have somebody who done it and they teach you okay this is what the get down this and we didn't have that really it was all Hands On Learning I email through the first few years man I was trying to do the voice and I didn't have you know getting overhyped because the crowd is hype and I start yelling the versus instead like wrapping them like on the record I throw my voice sound my voice would get scratch I'd be sounding like Busta Rhymes and s*** you know me and it took me five years to actually harness how to actually do the shows with this voice and I had to go to this opera singer coach a lot of folks but she she was like to teach you the operatic way of I'm singing which is the diaphragm tighten the stomach take little breaths but those little breaths make your lungs expand you know a lot and it's less projection from your throat and more from the bottom and she taught me that technique and I never went horse again after that I'd like with you know people often compliment me on the you know sounding so close to how the records are there once in awhile where I might get excited and start saying it louder than it might be but I'm always right there and I got it you know I got to give all props to her cuz if she hadn't showed me that technique I'd probably still be yelling and screaming my s*** out now walking up my voice you know see because if you try to keep your breath in in in sustain a long note like that from your chest you won't sustain that no long enough but if you type nothing from your diaphragm yeah if you type and will you breathing from the diaphragm so that's what she taught a lot of singers and it's another method is to cheat the word like pronounce it you know like you're kind of like this it's like with these Mumble rappers do when they they pronounce the word in that kind of Mumble Italy sorta cheat at you know what the word is but they didn't pronounce it all the way so so in other words if she's going to that you were going to sing the line come heat come with me it's it's so at 7 cleaning say gum with me but then the way you would say it is more with the G but it's so tucked in that you here come with me and it's just a cheating way of saying it to get the line a little bit cleaner and in f****** now you know in the brat and she taught me all that s*** and it work for rap I didn't know if it would because I mean it was it's the she primarily taught Singers I'll probably the first rapper that she taught this technique and it's. Matthew find her one of my friends had heard of her you know because that mean in the in the industry meet you know the you become friends with other you know of your peers and stuff like that you know and I know a couple singers and they they they were you know noting my problem is Destino screaming my versus and coming back with the raspy voice so they were like here at lunch to try this person right here this person taught or gave this technique to so-and-so and it was another thing I can't remember but I thought well you know what have I got to lose some mean if it doesn't work it doesn't work but it may be I learned something from it that I could use somewhere else right and Foxy she taught me the warm-up she taught me you know the certain words that you can cheat too too you know for for certain breath purposes cuz the way you pronounce certain things you know sort of add to that and just did the tightening of the diaphragm at like if if I hadn't learned that it would have took me a lot longer to do the shows the way that I can do them now so do you warm up before shows I don't necessarily need to like from the first song on what my voice like gets in like the first few bars it warms up right then and there and and it's not really like singing where I got a sustained notes and stuff like that so I don't have to do those I have to do those same kind of warm ups if I was going to sing some s*** yes I would definitely have to get my email get the pitch right and the throat warmed up to to do those different Nino melodies or whatever the hell but fortunately out of sync


    Joe Rogan | They're Mapping the DMT Realm??
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    my God I mean it's it's a mystery enough to be born a human being at all is an extraordinary mystery to have the ability to to love to to to feel emotions to understand Beauty to be moved by but by a symphony all of all of these things we take for granted but actually that deeply mysterious we don't really know what we are or who we are and which is one of the reasons I'm so fascinated by Rick Strassman where can you you presented his film DMT The Spirit Molecule and on my upcoming speaking to her I'm going to be doing an event with Rick on the 14th of 15th of May in Sedona I think it'll be the first time that Rick has spoken publicly for quite a while Rick has a collie called Andrew Gallimore who teaches at the University of Okinawa time and Rick and Andrew have together developed a technology for releasing DMT into human Volunteers in a very slow drip that will keep them in the DMT state if they wish for hours on end and the intention the intention is to use this technology to explore and map the DMT realm when do I sign up soon as possible where do I go Royal College London is going to deploy this technology in further research into DMT and that that research is not going to be purely and simply into the therapeutic potential of a psychedelic which is very important research to do it's going to be an investigation into the nature of reality using psychedelic the mysterious nature of reality and it is odd and you know this from personal experience that when you get plunged into that DMT realm it is so different from the realm of Art they will tilt filled with geometry filled with these sprightly intelligences completely internally coherent how can that be generated by the brain or are we dealing with some of the level of reality that we haven't encountered yet I think that ancient cultures and particular my Lost Civilization we're deeply involved in exploring the mysterious nature of reality parent how can that be generated by the brain or are we dealing with some of the level of reality that we haven't encountered yet I think that ancient cultures and particular my Lost Civilization we're deeply involved in exploring the mysterious nature of reality


    Joe Rogan | The Strange History of the Denisovans w/Graham Hancock
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    is there any evidence that there was other species of human beings that existed in the Americas like we're finding in Russia and there's too many of them that are being discovered all over the world now these subspecies human beings in America before and what first drew me into it was Dennis of a K in Siberia I think everybody's heard of these days I think everybody's head of the denisovans well I guess a lot of people haven't but but first of all let's take the Neanderthals for a long time it was held that the Neanderthals were stupid primitive subhumans shambling lacking symbolism the latest scientific evidence with me how to breed with another species they they clearly were human beings but they looked rather different from us and that's why certain populations in the world today still have three to 5% of Neanderthal DNA then in Russia in Dennis of a cave they find a single pinky bone from a little finger and they do the DNA testing on it they're able to get a complete a genome from it and what they discovered is this isn't in the end of Thor isn't an anatomically modern human being this is another human species who they named the denisovans I think that more closely related to neanderthals than they are to anatomically modern humans but that clearly another human species and they also into bread with anatomically modern humans and denisovan DNA survived interesting enough it survives of predominantly in australasia in Papua New Guinea and the monster Exodus book I went to Dennis lava cave had an amazing actually just incredible trip to rush it I hadn't expected it to be like that at all Siberia I mean America is Rost but my God Crossing Siberia this endless rolling plains you know this area where you going to be stopping off at so what I found that I just did so through the internet was it was a local guy called Sergei Croghan who had a little to a business in in in in Siberia in the city of novosibirsk I got in touch with him he found a translator to translate my emails and I said we want to make this journey to Dennis over cave and can you set this up for us and get older and his translator who turned out to be a Russian student who spoke good English joined us and we did this immense journey across Siberia and who actually do know how to survive what are the count and pull down my throat I wasn't it was delicious beautiful place to visit it's another it's another example of a missing chapter in the human story that is beginning to be pieced together it's obvious now that we were not alone. There were multiple other human species who was human enough to interbreed with us and leave for leave DNA was a 2000 some very recently it's a very it's a very recent discovery and I did they let behind art did they leave behind art that have been that they they left behind certain physical objects which are extremely hard to explain one of them is a green stone bracelet bracelet is in the form of a torque which was left with slipped on Sideways onto that is not a full ring and has been drilled through the bracelet I'm from that hole is been possible to reconstruct the dependent was hung then the archaeologist that is then the archaeologists started to take a look in detail at the drill marks on that hole and what they discovered was a huge anomaly that that was drilled with a stable fixed drill and it was drilled at extremely high speed it's at this is thought to be 40 or 50,000 years old there is not supposed to have been any technology and not. It was capable of drilling with a stable fix the drill and yet there it is I'm very to peers so that there are also incredible very fine needles bone needles that the denisovans made very long ones which suggests that they were stitching very heavy stuff together in the suggestion is being where they making skin boats for example to to use to navigate that would explain how they managed to get themselves to Australia which is where the largest amount of denisovan DNA today that's one of those guys one of those needles so that there are indications of strange be out of place technology amongst the denisovans which is 20 thirty thousand years earlier in the human story than it then it should be those kind of needles. Kind of bracelet you could expect to find them in what archaeologists call the Neolithic but to find it in the Paleolithic is very puzzling and I'm very old and it suggested the denisovans would certainly not gambling sub succulents that they were refined creatures can you find out what year discover the denisovans Jamie can you Google that real quick by that 112 Satan mm but I mean imagine that human beings been around for this long here we are in 2019 and within the last decade or so to figure this out discovering new stuff about our self we're discovering that our story is much richer much more textured much more lead than we thought it was it's not a simple story it's a very complicated story and we ourselves are hybrid species we are we are the result of interactions with all kinds of different looking human beings on the end the end result is our cell so it's not just that we carry Neanderthal or denisovan DNA in a sense we are Neanderthals and denisovans three of our ancestry the notion the notion 19-7 1970s the real work that's being done in Dennis of a cave has been done in the 2000s from from 2006/2007 only to anatomically modern humans that we told the story of our past and went where raises the question how much else in the story about pasta is there that we are not aware of that stop being so arrogant so sure of ourselves so competent enough findings that be more tentative let's keep an open mind and see and see where it takes us that's that's the main message that I have from from all of this and I think and I hope that this will be an effect of this book I'm not I'm not kidding myself that the archaeologists are going to jump on board overnight particularly so jump on board overnight particularly so since I'm very critical of American archaeology in this book and I'm critical of it specifically and explicitly because of the dominance of the Clovis first model so long which prevented of the research taking place


    Graham Hancock - America is Most Likely Home for Lost Civilization | Joe Rogan
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    how to say archaeologist like to insult me by calling me a pseudoscientist I can't think of anything more pseudo-scientific than the club is first Doctrine which locked American archaeology for 50 years in a particular framework which we now know was totally wrong nothing good about it at all like a complete mistake what I'm hoping the book will do in the long run is that it will lead to more attention being focused on the Americas this is a very neglected area of the world as far as deep and ancient archeology goes it's the recent history of the Americas has been relatively well study but the deep and ancient history has not being has not been well studied and I think America is going to contain Revelations for us about our story and about our pain that I'm serious when I when I suggest that America is the most plausible and the most likely home base for A Lost Civilization if you're going to propose A Lost Civilization you needs there certain preconditions you need a you can't have it on a small island that's got to be a large landmass with enormous resources and the ability for population to grow into those resources to be to be mobilized and what I suddenly realize u r t l e y i y I started to write this book at old is what the New Evidence is pointing to is that the Americans have been wrongly neglected the tape we have a giant continent extraordinary resources but I just been ruled out of the story of human civilization but once we take account of the fact that there was a giant cataclysm over North America 12800 years ago and once we start looking as I do in America before at the incredible deep in-depth similarities between for example the religious system of ancient Egypt and the religious system of the Mississippi Valley then you realize that you're into a Global mystery here and that the answer to that mystery may not that will be in the old world I'm a very much be in the in the Americas they thought I mentioned Moundville earlier on it's kind of odd that we should find what is essentially the ancient Egyptian religion manifesting in the symbolism of Moundville sent to arrive at transit to the Milky Way the journey along the Milky Way babies are very specific idiosyncratic ideas on what makes bubbly on is Mom deletion. Hold Moundville as a site is about 1000 years old ancient Egypt had already been gone completely from the world for at least six hundred years before Moundville was created the end of ancient Egypt built for this Monday and we're looking at me all day in the in the in the distance a complete circle of Mounds what what is all about we tried the system of ancient Egyptian ideas in Moundville 500 years after ancient Egypt is gone from the world at did the Romans that the Romans were the end of ancient Egypt by 400 ad ancient Egypt is gone Montville doesn't even exist them but six hundred years later it is created and it manifests the entire set of ancient Egyptian ideas clearly it did not get that as a result of direct transmission from ancient Egypt unless they would time travel is the only way I think it could have dumped it is as a result of a legacy passed down from a much earlier civilization that tidbit influenced and affected many different parts of the world and the characteristics about civilization this the shamanistic haunted it the use of Altered States Of Consciousness the focus on those are among the reasons that I would suggest that America is the place that we should be looking I'm the big Mysteries are in the areas that were so devastated at the end of the last ice age up in the north of North America the channel scablands in particular and then the Mist Vale the whole story of the Mississippi Valley yes Moundville is a thousand years old but then you can go back to public point in Louisiana which is 2700 years old you can go to Watson break in Louisiana which is 5500 years old you can go to sites like Conley which a 8000 years old the system keeps on going back and disappearing back into time and I I think the most fruitful new work on exploring the origins of civilization is going to occur you sold the system keeps on going back and disappearing back into time and I I think the most fruitful new work on exploring the origins of civilization is going to occur counterintuitively in the Americas the very last place on Earth that archaeologists have ever thought to look


    Joe Rogan | The Mysteries of Serpent Mound w/Graham Hancock
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    this I guess this is kind of my pet phrase we are a species with amnesia my favorite friends of yours we have forgotten so much more about ourselves than we remember and what the process of history and archaeology should really be about is a process of remembering we shouldn't be imposing our ideas of what we should have been on the past we should allow the past to speak for itself and when it does so it speaks eloquently one of the sites we visited explored for America before was Serpent Mound in Ohio is an amazing 2017 we were there on June 21st 2017 my wife's aunt is a photographer and we acquired a drone for this specific purpose and she flew the Drone up 400 feet above separate mild and we suck it up there watching the sunset and what happens on the summer solstice and you can only see it perfectly with a drone that this pictures of it in the in the book hear what happens on summer solstice you can see it from strepitus pointing directly at the niche in the distant Hills through which the sun sets on the summer solstice on the longest day of the year so it's a it's a sky ground alignment Perfection that is that is taking place there it's a beautiful it's a beautiful thing to see to watch that son majestically sinking down into the reisman see this awesome figure of a sip and gazing directly at it with his Jaws open almost as though it's about to about to swallow the Sun and then we remember that there are other sites around the world which are also aligned to key moments of the of the solar year aligned to the winter solstice for example the Temple of Karnak in Upper Egypt that kilometre-long access targets exactly the rising point of the sun on the winter solstice what are the interesting things about serpent Mounds that's the moment that's the marriage of heaven and that's when sky and Ground United in Majesty at that place but one of the the mysteries of Serpent Mound concerned how old is this mild really you've done much more third third work who attributed to the Adena culture the thing about which goes back to 2,300 years ago or so there's evidence for an earlier Construction Enterprise it looks like the site has been continuously reconstructed and remodeled as we would do with any sacred side if it begins to wear down you remodel it and then you get later organic material being introduced to the site that make it to the impression that the site is only been told what's intriguing about Serpent Mound is sounds on a natural Ridge I'm. Natural Ridge on this is entirely an accident of Heaven on Earth that natural rage the head end of it if you like is naturally oriented to the summer solstice Sunset somebody a long time ago noticed that natural orientation and they decided to monumentalize it here was a place where whispered to Sky the Earth in her own nature looked directly at the place on the horizon where the sun was setting this was a highly significant place this place matted so they've been created Serpent Mound on top of it they memorialized it they turned it into a special special place that human beings have had a hand in making to honor the marriage of Heaven and Earth and what I found researching this book is The Serpent Mound is not alone in that respect a lot of people are puzzled by Stonehenge in England is built on Salisbury Plain and there are two kinds of big megaliths at Stonehenge one of them are called sausans and the other are called the blue stones the blue stones we know for sure we're both alone way they were brought from Wales to Stonehenge distance of about a hundred and fifty miles are found in abundance on a place called The Marlborough Downs which is about 20 miles from Stonehenge but until they recently it was thought they would know sausans on Salisbury Plain a toy an archaeologist couldn't understand why Stonehenge wasn't built on the Marlborough Downs whether whether it's big sauce and Sons are 20-30 times word available locally and didn't have to be brought there very recent research 2018 research has provided the answer the two of those saracens we're naturally in position all the time at Stonehenge and they are soft Sandstone 16 on the heel stone and if you stand behind sauce and stone 16 and look at the heel stone at dawn on the summer did you see the sun rising in direct alignment with the view and the heel stone is like the sight on the barrel of a rifle targeting the Sun that was there naturally Earth was speaking to Sky the ancient sword that they decided this was sacred they went to huge lengths to bring the sauces the rest of the sausage From the Mob redounds to create the Big Stone Circle at Stonehenge and meant to put the blue stones inside it but initially what they were celebrating was a natural Union and that brings us to the notion of As Above So Below that we are connected to the cosmos that it is that it is part of our heritage we in modern cities forget the cosmos exist we have all kinds of tech that can look at astronomy astronomy programs done is to realize how vital. Connection is I'm to memorialize it time to celebrate it and to draw our attention to the intimate connection between grants, yeah light pollution sort of fuels are infantile existence in a lot of ways right because it doesn't constantly remind us that were part of this great thing connection is memorialize it celebrated and to draw our attention to the intimate connection between grants light pollution sort of fuels are infantile existence in a lot of ways right because it doesn't constantly remind us that were part of this great thing


    Graham Hancock Explains the Mystery of the Olmecs | Joe Rogan
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    you have anything in this book about the olmecs no not really mentioned I mentioned them briefly I explored the Olmec mystery in considerable depth of Central America everybody's heard about the Aztecs everybody's heard about the Maya but before the Aztecs time before the Maya that were a culture who are referred to as the olmecs again we don't know what they called themselves that's what the Aztecs called them they called them the olmecs that means the rubbish people because they that rubber producing area of Mexico they worked in giant megalithic constructions that what the most times for is these huge carved human heads which can be on a scale of up to 20 to 25 tons in weight curious pictures which have been interpreted variously as Polynesian African don't look like classic Native American features you better but one of the things one of the things I've realized is that there is no classic Native American features that that made Native Americans are a very have a very complex genetic story with very many different elements brought into it and we shouldn't be necessarily surprised by the supposedly known Native American look bad they're wearing nobody knows because no physical example of such a helmet has ever been found just like no physical example of an Egyptian pharaohs helmet round has it has ever been found all we see is the stone the stone reproductions of them who the University where these helmets and they all day they pretty much all wear these helmets in in in in the Olmec stone work that's another fascinating figure from La Venta 101 of the Olmec sites which is the earliest ever in of a plumed or feathered serpent The Feathered Serpent of the famous icon in Central America Quetzalcoatl who's the the God of Peace the bringer of civilization who is associated for example with the famous pyramid of kukulcan which is just another name for Quetzalcoatl at Chichen Itza where on the Spring Equinox affect boiling down the stairway and joining with the cop head of the serpent event about the earliest image of a plumed serpent in the Americas and sitting in the middle of it and I made a big deal out of this cuz I think it is a big deal in magicians of the Gods sitting in the middle of it is this human cigarette who's holding this strange bag in his hand and it's just a fact that those identical bags are found in ancient Sumer in the hands of individuals who were considered to be civilization bring us and they also show up on pillar 43 at Gobekli Tepe I called a man bags and in that case at Gobekli Tepe we know they're at least 11600 years old so I wonder if we looking at a soda Badge of office of a group of symbolizes who traveled around the world trying to bring back to life for that I have another question is did the olmecs did you you were talking about the genetics of these people that live in Native Americans that if they vary widely but the olmecs seem to have very similar features the thick lips get did noses why do we think that is well this is a curious mystery that is not unconnected to the genetic mystery it's be known by archaeologists for quite a long time that there are skulls in parts of Brazil which appear to show very strongly Polynesian or African features very much like the features that we see on the on the Olmec heads and the number of archaeologist who got into trouble with that colleagues for this have used that to argue many years ago 30-40 years ago that that the settlement story of the Americas is much more complicated than we've you know them realized I'm and what the what the DNA is doing is it's telling us that that was something really weird happened happened with settlement they you see what happened with those African or Polynesian looking skulls was that they were tested for DNA when DNA technology was not as advanced as it is today and what that DNA showed was that they were more closely related to Modern Native American then they ought to any other people in the world so the notion that there was some connection with Polynesia or Africa was dismissed but now that we have very dense of an australasia in genetic signal or Australian Aborigines Papua New Guinea melanesians with those kind of features not we have the genetic I stood me did the olmecs of it's always been such a strange image the large heads with no helmets on them and how did they University look like that Amanda all the all of the teachers are very very similar very similar always with the helmet almost always relation of Central America that they create structures on a massive scale that you can see connections between them and the later the light to Maya the whole mystery of the Mayan calendar was clearly inherited from the olmecs it wasn't something the Maya made up the olmecs use that same symbolism so the Mayan calendar is actually an Olmec calendar and if we been consider the possibility that the olmecs may just be the latest that the earliest surviving manifestation of my calendar it could go back much further than that the olmecs it wasn't something the Maya made up the olmecs use that same symbolism so the Mayan calendar is actually an Olmec calendar and if we been consider the possibility that the olmecs may just be the latest that the earliest surviving manifestation of a calendar it could go back much further than that


    How Graham Hancock Feels About Debates, Michael Shermer | Joe Rogan
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    do you plan on having any debates with people that opposed these ideas while it was interesting on your other Shoujo to to have the debate that involved Michael Shermer who's the editor of the skeptic magazine some colleague of his who came in online who I got a bit annoyed with and myself and my great friend and colleague the genius Randall Carlson I thought that was a very useful debate I felt that is pus supposed to be the first time that those of us on the alternative side of the argument about history where we're given an opportunity we need to put our evidence forward and I'm to confront so cold Skeptics while it's so cold that's what he calls himself mainstream archaeology came out of that looking really good I think it came out of that looking while they're ignorant and uninformed and a man like Michael Shermer who is a professional skeptic cannot begin to match the knowledge of a man like Randall Carlson who has devoted his whole life to walking the Walk of the geology of the end of the ice age in in in North America and that showed on the on the on that debates I think the debate was worth doing it showed that the alternative side isn't just wishy-washy stuff out there on the fringes of things that there are those of us working in this field will using really solid information on who are who are project is to rewrite history and we're not going to do that with flight information it has to be solid information I think we have the opportunity on your show to to say that. That's solid information is there I'm not claiming it was a complete victory for the alternative site 2 and they were constructed aspects about the Baton Rouge right which I appreciate it I'd like to see much more engagement and much more positive approach I wish the Skeptics welcome to the skepticism but I wish they'd be less hateful less less full of division less less despising for the so defensive with their ideas and and so and so defensive with their ideas when the possibility is there for for a constructive debate you know what's interesting to me is that as evidence piles up in seems to be continuing to pile up as more like the least impact sites and more of this ancient civilization material gets on Earth it's almost insurmountable vines that has being in control of people's thinking for a very long time suddenly falls apart and it doesn't fall apart suddenly what happens is that there's an accumulation of evidence which bat model cannot explain that Paradigm cannot explain it seems like a great Paradigm at one point but then it doesn't explain this and then it doesn't explain light like the Paradigm that says that megalithic architecture is only 6000 years old in that V megalithic architecture was in Moulton explain the massive megalithic site of Quebec Dean turkey 5,500 years before that it's evidence like that the slow accumulation of evidence that the existing system cannot explain that eventual point no matter how strongly The Advocates of the existing system hold on to it no matter how determined they are in that defense no matter what dirty tricks they may choose to deployed to undermine their opponents sooner or later the evidence overwhelms them and the Paradigm goes down and you have a new way of thinking and that is that is the story science and it is a story that I think I think we're at the Tipping Point in our understanding of the past of the human species I am not saying that I am 100% right I believe that what what I'm doing that's worthwhile is I'm asking questions about the parts that haven't been often enough I'm putting archaeologist on the spot and I'm demanding that they explain themselves I don't I don't claim that I'm right I'm offering an alternative Theory and my objective is to get people to think for themselves to think about this stuff kept the voice of authority as the as the sole medium of truth that's that's what I tried to do have you had any archaeologist review any of this work and change their opinions know and now I haven't but what I what I have found I found it interesting me during the research trips for America before is a younger generation of archaeologists who are in the field and they are quite different from the older generation of archaeologist who are running the whole scene 25 years ago or so now we have a very different younger generation and I'm a generation that has been exposed to open-minded thinking that has being exposed to the internet that itself as part of the general pattern of the younger generation is suspicious of authority I'm meeting young archaeologist on site for example I met a couple of a really amazing young minds on a slight cold Black Water draw wanted to Clovis sites did the Young archaeologist I met their we're incredibly open-minded and I'm really willing to consider extraordinary possibilities about the past and privately admitted to me that they read my books that's where I get the hope I get the Hope in this Young Generation that is growing up with the internet that does understand that there's a lot more out there than just what they're being taught in schools did they read my books well that's where I get the hope I get the Hope in this Young Generation that is growing up with the internet that does understand that there's a lot more out there than just what they're being taught in schools


    Joe Rogan | The Danger of Future Asteroid Impacts w/Graham Hancock
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    and our fears that you were just discussing earlier about how soft we are in comparison to the Past civilizations in terms of like our ability to live off the land that's one aspect that bothers me but one of the big ones that bothers me is the fact that everything is digital information is stored on hard drives you bet and if that goes down there's not much left do you have paper books and a few thousands a years imagine what will be like we would lose all of our advancement well I can I can speak to this sat at a personal level there was a time when I was an excellent Matt Reading III I could navigate anywhere with with maps my wife's aunt and I did Hugh Jenny's in Mexico back in the early 1990s in really cheap high cars with maps and we found our way everywhere without any problem today I can hardly use a map the skill of using a map has elapsed tell me why because of GPS GPS technology has come along and it's it's always tells me where I am and being a bit lazy I just accept that that technology but then I had close to us myself it's just the other day supposing GPS they won't know where they're going and it's and it's true with digital dots are the digital digital down two unlike unlike print daughter is very fragile and requires programs in order to access and interpret its that a much more complicated than simply cracking the code of a lost language case of like what Robert schoch describe the coronal mass ejection or something cutting out all the satellites that preparation is not being made for the risk of another Cosmic impact and a gain of a point that I'd like to make about this is that we are at we are in a sense in a place where history can repeat itself that there are certain Cycles at work the work on the comet impact 12800 years ago has very clearly and specifically identified the Deborah trailer. Comments about Deborah Trail is the taurid meteor stream and it's called the taurid meteor stream because it appears to emanate from the region of the sky in which the constellation of Taurus sets it doesn't it's within our solar system is an optical illusion complexion it is 30 million kilometers wide what you had was an original comment that might have been a hundred to two hundred kilometers in diameter a small Moon which fragmented and broke up into multiple multiple parts and those parts began to spread out along the whole orbit of the taurid meteor stream and to widen the whole thing white and so it's like a giant chew with debris and the evidence in the argument is that 12800 years ago several large bits debris fell out of the taurid meteor stream I'd impacted with the Earth the problem is that the taurid meteor stream still exists and our planets still passes through it twice a year and those passages take place in June and in November and each passage takes 12 and a half days on the same group of scientists who are who are looking at the evidence for the impacts 12800 years ago are deeply concerned that we may face future impact from the Torah but there are still large objects up there this is not Theory this is a fact that a comet up their cold, thankee which is part of the taurid meteor stream it's a large fragment of the original giant Comet Comet and Cupid has a diameter of I don't know 5 or 5 or 6 km 19 recognize huge objects within 200 asteroids within the taurid meteor stream of a diameter of a kilometer or more which would have catastrophic if they hit the earth and responsible astronomers regard the taurid meteor stream as the greatest Collision hasn't facing mankind at the present time and it's not something that we need to fall into despair about because it's perfectly within the level are our technology to do something about it extract minerals we can bring them back to their the same technology would allow you to move asteroids or comets fragments you don't want to blow them up with a nuke that would be really bad idea that would that would attend one large object into multiple smaller objects which would be very difficult to predict them and move them out of a dangerous dangerous turn the evidence is in the next 30 years we are going to be passing through dangerous filaments of the taurid meteor stream and if we were smart we would be devoting some resources to protecting our Cosmic environment just as with their many issues that we need to devote resources to unfortunately the one that's most attractive to our politicians at the moment is Warfare we devote Limitless resources to Technologies of mass destruction that there really is no end to the amount that we're prepared FanDuel not in terms of our so-called security we feel somehow we making ourselves more secure by having these incredible weapons and spending trillions of dollars on them but the cosmos doesn't give a f*** about any of that the cosmos is out there with these with these giant giant objects which have a far greater explosive power than all the nuclear weapons stored on Earth at the present time they're coming in 1994 total conflated explosive power of 300 gigaton if you took the entire nuclear arsenal of the world today and blew it all up at once it with you 6.4 gigatons so these objects are not producing catastrophic results on the scale that time and money on weapons of mass destruction on a bit more on looking after this beautiful garden that we cool the Earth and that is our home and it will be the home of our children and children children I'm a grandfather now I feel passionately about this we need to look off to this planet it's our responsibility as a human species to do so I'm one of the challenges is not the only challenge there are many many other challenges one of the challenges his pay attention to our Cosmic environment and to realize that the cosmos can intervene cataclysmically in the human story and that the taurid meteor stream in particular may have been a Hidden Hand in human history that they may have been other impacts in the last 13 that affect have affected and changed the course of Humanity on this Earth the Ancients were very good at paying attention to the sky we ourselves have amazing Tech to study the sky but for some reason weird ignoring this problem of cosmic in tights and that incredibly irresponsible because as I said a moment ago it is a solvable problem it is within the limits of our technology it would require a global Cooperative effort to sweep our Cosmic environment clean but it could be. I'm a side product of that Global Corporation might be a friendlier more nurturing more loving more positive human Community it is very odd that we have this infantile nature even has grown adults and world leaders that we don't we do like to ignore imminent danger as long as it hasn't affected Us in the past now there's no real moment we can point to other than tunguska in Uno photographic history modern history take pictures of thing I had a gun and if I can if I can pull as you on that very point the evidence is compelling but the tunguska event was an object until out at the taurid meteor stream that happened at the peak of the betta torrids in June 1908 but it is extremely likely that. Tunguska object came from the taurid meteor stream because we were passing through the taurid meteor stream it exactly that time and what the tunguska object is estimated to be between 60 and 190 m Diamond Lumber to scale object it's it it says it's it's big but it's not that big it doesn't even hit the earth it it's an ad best it explodes in the sky above fortunately an uninhabited area of Siberia but the devastation is huge it wasn't even noticed for some years afterwards until scientific teams went in and studied the area and discovered that 80 million trees across 2000 square kilometers and to put that in context 2000 square kilometers is the size of London so anybody who knows London is aware that there's a Ring Road around London called the M25 if that are best at taken place over Central London everything of London out as far as the M25 would have been gone completely is that what it looks like today is revealed the extent of this of this stupid not to pay a bit more attention to this especially when we have the tech to actually do something about it we have that nature the wood when it comes to climate change denial denial of the role of cataclysms in the human story there is even a word for that in science and it's cooled uniformitarianism as we see it in the world today is how things have always be so if we don't see cataclysms today and then not playing a major part in our story today then that weren't cataclysms and they didn't play a major part in our story in the past that's why I'll do it before the time of human beings when the evidence that the dinosaurs were made extinct by a comet or an asteroid first came out Lewis and Walter Alvarez a father to son team who were behind that sign where ridiculed Monday absolutely absurd of course no Cosmic event could have made the dinosaurs extinct they spent 10 years taking that ridicule until they found the crater in the Gulf of Mexico since then the whole scientific Community has accepted that the course of Life on this planet was radically changed by a cosmic impact you know I like to joke about it but it was a cosmic impact that was big enough literally to 10 dinosaurs into chickens because that's what hepatitis or line is you know the birds at the same time skulking in those primeval forests is this little mammal and it looks a bit like a shrew 65 million years ago going nowhere the Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth been the cosmo sent to them and the bottom line is we would not be here. species would not be here we would not be having this conversation if the dinosaurs have not been made extinct 65 million years ago so these are will changing events in my argument is that such a oil changing event occurred between 12800 and 11600 years ago and it's high time we paid more attention to it not be here we would not be having this conversation if the dinosaurs have not been made extinct 65 million years ago so these are will changing events in my argument is that such a oil changing event occurred between 12800 and 11600 years ago and it's high time we paid more attention to it


    Joe Rogan | Memes are Cultural Objects w/Graham Hancock
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    civilization impulse down I deploy a concept in this book that I actually got from Richard Dawkins Richard Richard Dawkins is the author of the book called The Selfish Gene and he's not one of my favorite people because he's at he's a materialist reductionist and he doesn't believe in spirits or or any Mystery of Life that we just accidents of chemistry and biology would be enough but he has an excellent out because I'm sad that he's had that he's had a stroke so he has a good excuse for not for not doing that but he's a clever man on one of his Concepts if he's introduced into human culture is the concept of the meme where all the familiar with that wear jeans are physical reproductive mechanisms they reproduce themselves down the generations they replicate they multiply that passed on from one individual to another memes are cultural object cultural ideas that are passed on unreplicated at what I see right across the Americas and right across the old well as well is a set of memes that involved the sky that involve the ground that involve geometry that involve Notions of Life off to death I think the only way to explain these is that they have been inherited from an earlier culture that was in some way connected with the ancestors of all of these all of these cultures I think that's what we're looking at in the arms and we're looking at a meme which was delivered recreated once you mobilize a population to start creating huge geometrical structure you are also facilitating many other possibilities that an organized population allows I think that's what happened at Gobekli Tepe I think that's why they created the megalithic site there to mobilize the local population of hunter-gatherers to give them a project to do to engage them and in the process of engaging them to teach them the skills of Agriculture which word which which are fundamental to to any concept of civilization and it's weird the way I could coach you just suddenly appears in in Gobekli Tepe on this huge agricultural mysteries in the Amazon as well may I share a couple of police I would like to see it's pitiful T3 in the end in enclosure d c is there a online available all okay here we go yeah there's no you have to go about that Jamie just a little bit higher stop it in many different cultures and tends to be associated with something interpretation of those it's an Aztec god right and he's an Aztec is an Aztec god but but the Aztecs I quieten from earlier coaches the very fact that an image of the plumed serpent in given such priority in Olmec culture tells us that that system of ideas with present during all night time which takes us back at least to 1500 BC probably quite a bit earlier than that wears the Aztecs 1580 so there's three thousand years through all of those cultures and the Mayans had a name for Tazewell who Khan and what do you think that plumed serpent was I think he's very clear from from the accounts that have survived that what he's associated with a two things and in particular one of them he's a God of Peace he's not a war God and the and the other thing that he's primarily about is giving the gift to civilization this is what you human beings need to know but to move on to the next level Baptist that is the function and the role of Quetzalcoatl and it's there are very similar we could refer to the Mississippi lysing Heroes who are found in other cultures and other locations or Cyrus in Egypt plays that role as a bringer of civilization that's hardly a culture in the ancient world that doesn't remember a time fall back in remote prehistory when some kind of Supernaturals or advance human beings and I prefer the latter that some kind of advanced human beings were involved in a project to disseminate civilization I mentioned the Tucano in the Amazon who who are big drinkers of Ayahuasca Chicano have a fascinating origin myth they say that they are on state specifically that their ancestors were brought to the Amazon they were brought to the Amazon by a group of Naturals who included the daughter of the sun on an individual called the Helmsman who steered the serpent canoe in which the second mission in the Amazon was was performed in what these so-called Supernaturals did was they brought the ancestors of Dacono to the Amazon and they showed them the best places to settle the best places where they where they might find hunting the best places where they might Creek Village the best places for agriculture and then they left but they left them behind one gift and that gift was buy one wow that's the story of the origin at the Vatican up and it sounds like to me rather like the other side of the story about DNA signal in the Amazon but a group of people would deliberately settled in the Amazon by human beings who they chose to regard as a supernatural that's what makes sense to me rather like the other side of the story of that DNA signal in the Amazon but a group of people would deliberately settled in the Amazon by human beings who they chose to regard as a supernatural that's what makes sense to me


    Graham Hancock on the Antikythera Mechanism | Joe Rogan
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    when they found that ancient Greek computer thing on what it what is that called an anti Sierra mechanisms navigational skill that is now attracts the movements of the planets the passage of time and figure out where you are it's it's some kind of navigational device is not fully understood how old is that I think that goes back to Greek times I'm guessing here because Greek times are not of great interest to me but I'm thinking around about 500 BC so at least 2,000 years old 2000 plus and we know that there had to be more than one of these things yes not creating this gear and called Machinery but that's reflected the power was not a re-creation Recreation that's a secret technology is very odd that very few of these have been found and it may be that ship owners and Navigators in Greek times were extremely careful about who they share this technology way in our world today then we must consider what's behind it what what led to that is that just the latest manifestation of something that that goes much more deeply back into human human culture and I think that is I think my main messages that we have a so-far Untold backstory that we concentrating entirely on the front story on the backstory is missing Dirty Laundry missing from the picture and what I've tried to do is to Philly and bits of the Back store


    Joe Rogan - Psychedelics Make Ideologies Insignificant
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    that that is really interesting breakdown that maybe that is one of the big mistakes were making our culture when people point to the problems that we have in this country one of the problems we have is our inability to connect with each other or to recognize that we're all sharing this space and time together instead wanting to uphold our own religious or ideological ideas as being the only one way to get going the only one way to get through and one of the things that I've found these psychedelic experiences it it it really ideologies seemed if not Preposterous at the very least insignificant in comparison to human experiences absolutely experience of camaraderie and friendship and and love it did that you realize I do this is what support this is what it was or when is really not enforcing your ideas or pushing them on other people and forcing people to behave the way you behaved their dead loved I'm think about religious ideas would cause so much division so much so much hatred so much fear so much suspicion in the world today is it really what we want to do is human beings simply to accept a package of ideas that were believed in by our ancestors to accept them hold without question as absolute fact which we regard to such a willing to be deeply unpleasant to people who primarily religiously-motivated terrorist event that happens it happens all over the world people feel so convinced that the inherited package of ideas that they had nothing to do with creating and that they have never questioned that so convinced that those ideas are right that in extreme cases they're actually prepared to kill other human beings who hold different ideas are they so insecure in their own in their own beliefs that that then prepare to go to that level of actually murdering another human being threatened by the other beliefs that other human beings halt so it's an abnegation of our responsibility as human beings we should be questioning things we should not be accepting packages of ideas impact fully formed and using them to drive the way we behave towards one another that was part of the human story but we need to move on from that time it's very dangerous situation in a very complex more than weld with billions of human beings on the planet have these kind of energies be generated where certain groups of people are saying we are absolutely right and you are up to Bronx we are superior you are interior this is a very very dangerous path that we that we all know and it needs to be changed personally I know this is not a comment that will go down well with many people but I am strongly opposed to nationalism I don't I don't see any virtue in nationalism it is an accident of birth which nation you were born in it was nothing that you did for your own merits you didn't earn that you were born by accident in in a particular Nation why should we automatically feel the other people who were born by accident in that particular Nation have something special in coming with us and that we together are a group to a much more important than other groups of people I've been privileged to spend my life traveling around the world living with communities all over over the world and strongly it is that we are all one family that humans are intimately connected to the remotest area of the Amazon can find the same hopes the same fears the same dreams that we have an industrialized cities shared by the hunter-gatherers in the in in the middle of the Amazon so our similarities as human beings and what we share in common. The emotional level in the level of love and the level of heart are far more important than our differences that are defined by the nation of the political group in which we wish we grew up in the morning when I say I'm against nationalism I need also to make clear that does not mean and I hope I'm not taking out the contact by others will listen to this that does not mean I'm in favor of world government I detest governments that's another thing we need to grow out of we don't need governments anymore if we have them they should have a very minimal role in our society I think it's possible for the human race to relate as one family without leaders and government or exploiting the worst aspects of our character the lowest common denominator of our society deliberately encouraging season suspicions what responsible leaders should be doing is encouraging love and unity I'm a failure to do that in my view disqualifies them from the leadership role entirely and that's why I've often said I would not I would like to see a situation in which no head of state can be appointed to that position unless he or she has first have 12 seconds by Watsky that would be the condition don't even bother applying for the job haven't done and we have to be there while you have it now we have to be we want to see that you're drinking every dropped and we want an experienced Shaman present guide you through the through the Jenny and I suspect that would be a transformative experience for many of our political class and that they would start to question why they do what they do why they exploit fears in order to magnify their own position they thought the question that I'm to wonder about a different destiny transformative experience for many of our political class and that they would start to question why they do what they do why they exploit fears in order to magnify their own position they start to question that I'm to wonder about a different Destiny feedback about the dream I guess it's not going to happen is very very very well said


    Graham Hancock’s Theory about Ancient Civilizations | Joe Rogan
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    I think that people can develop these patterns of behavior that are destructive with anything whether it's with alcohol or cannabis or do you know Gatsby Sachs or anyting people get to getting rotz you know it doesn't mean that the Cannabis is badass means that you are on a bad mental path yes you know exactly yeah we need no time that responsibility over to governmental institutions especially when it can send something as intimate and personal as I'll Consciousness my view is the ancient world had the right attitude to this kind of thing the modern world does not and that we can sit down and learn a lot from the ancient world a lot of people ask me what you've been arguing that there's a lost that's being A Lost Civilization in the in the in the human story but what's on a civilization do you think it was one of the things I think is it was a civilization that use psychedelics I think it was a civilization that emerged from Shamanism but did not stay at the hunter-gatherer stage but that took the essence of shamanism an integrated it into a very different kind of civilization from our own things in different ways lot of archaeologists have said to me but we don't find any plastic bottles from the Ice Age that means there was no Advanced civilization during the night on maybe an advanced civilization I've decided never to get involved in plastic in the first place maybe they would have been a clear choice not to make plastic maybe they did things in completely different ways maybe they cultivated powers of the human mind that we dismiss and regard us so completely completely unimportant you know woo woo temperature in the Great Pyramid are 5 foot of Chambers and these Chambers are roosting floored with granite beams that weigh about 70 tons each and their hundreds of them and these 70-ton Granite beam switch to put in contacts a 70 ton beam is equivalent in weight 235 large SUV's the 70-ton granite beams have been elevated to a height of more than 350 feet above the ground and carefully and precisely in position it is very hard for archaeologist to explain how that was done using purely leverage and mechanical advantage you can say or perhaps they build the ramp and and at hold the stones up the ramp then you have to confront basic laws of physics you can't hold us a stone weighing tens of tons of a slope that exceeds 10° then you start doing the calculation how long a ramp do I need with a 10 degree slope 350 feet above the ground begins to seem like maybe the idea that they regard as observed namely that psychic powers were cultivated by ancient civilizations that they could use powers of the human mind that we have allowed to lapse that idea deserves for the consideration we have gone down a path of Leverage and mechanical advantage we used to rely on machines but we hear anecdotal reports of people who have telekinetic Powers who can move things with their minds of people who have telepathic powers on automatic reaction is to just dismiss all of that because science says it's impossible BBB because science regards Consciousness as local to the brain and doesn't see how it can exert itself outside of that but maybe we should open up to those possibilities that we dealing with a very different kind of culture that used techniques that we have a lot to laugh and maybe we could wake those techniques up a game maybe the ability of human beings to do almost superhuman things is resident within all of us but sleeping well it's pure speculation that they use some sort of a telekinetic power but but it's absolute construction just a modern accepted construction dates of the Great Pyramid that's more than 5,000 years ago or close to 5,000 years ago what they had done was leave behind something that was so stupendous so monstrously impressive that it would transcend time that you would have to look at it even thousands and thousands of years later and say hey like you dissed this defies conventional explanation this is not a simple and I've seen some of the conventional explanations of the construction the pyramid and they conveniently neglect those chambers above the king's chamber they did a big ardovini Lena Glock Tomatoes massive Stones yeah and it's because it's it's one of those things are the chambers about the above about the king's Chambers and each one of those floors is consist of a row of 70 tons of granite blocks better be raised 350 feet above the ground and only that but brought from Aswan in the south of Egypt 500 kilometers south of the south of the Great Pyramid so I am just completely fascinated by the Ice Age one shot to go back and see what it was like in someplace you wouldn't go to the construction of the Great Pyramids I think right now where I go is 12800 years ago in the beginning of the younger dryas just to see because I think that's where the whole human story changes I think that's why we change tracks from one pot to another path and following those cataclysmic events of the younger dryas between 12800 and 11600 years ago following those the signs of civilization that we see Imaging the beginnings of civilization there a restarting of civilization that had existed before the cataclysm and for that reason I would I would like to be present during that cataclysmic event to satisfy myself anymore huge climate changes this was a cataclysm by any stubs where the argument still goes on is what caused the what caused the cataclysm I vote strongly for commit multiple fragments of a comet hitting the North American ice cap and hitting Greenland as well but there are other researchers in the field like my colleague robot shakou thinks that the sun is more involved this is this is very very healthy that they should we should be approaching this problem for many different perspectives I'm trying to figure out what the f*** is this jewelry event that occurs at a pivotal moment in the human Story the end of the Stone Age the beginning of the means of lithic the end of the Ice Age the beginning of the current age of the Earth and suddenly we see the signs of civilization appearing and in places like go back to Tempe those signs already include highly sophisticated knowledge and that's why I feel we really need to investigate the Amazon there are there are three places in the world which are really lacking in the investigation right now one is the Amazon Prime and a half million square kilometers very little archeology tab another is the Sahara Desert the Sahara Desert tough place to work I can understand why there's little archaeology down there but the Sahara Desert was green during the Ice Age and had a complete different climate regime we should consider the possibility that missing parts of the human story Pebble why would we spend the money on Marine archaeology much better to spend it on looking for shipwrecks rather than looking for signs of A Lost Civilization because we archaeologists know there was no loss of life station so that's the argument for the resources there and I'm the same the same with the Amazon in the same with the with with the Sahara desert places in the very places in the world that those amongst us who are charged with the responsibility of interpreting the past have not look that are the very prices we should be looking at the resources that are the same the same with the Amazon in the same with the with with the Sahara desert places in the very places in the world that those amongst us who are charged with the responsibility of interpreting the past have not looked at are the very prices we should be looking at


    Joe Rogan | Technology is Changing Our Understanding of History w/Graham Hancock
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    I had a thought once while I was under the influence and it was a thought that one day computational Powers will reach a point where they will be able to take into consideration all of the objects on Earth and what we know about the history and vividly recreate the past through through computation to the point where you could actually know who did what when people did things and that that mean I don't even know if this physical today certainly not be possible but with the exponential increase in computational power and technology and Innovation that one day will reach a point where you'll be able to watch you'll be able to see what happened and they'll be able to recreate what happened exactly and it disappeared something that would be me it's impossible for us to imagine that someone would be able to do that right now yeah but that one day with technology as it gets more and more advanced and we will reach some sort of a some Innovation or some sort of an invention that will allow us to go back and see literally see what what happened how things were done Tech Technologies is changing our whole understanding of the past and what you're envisaging is perfectly possible we will we will come to a time if we don't if we don't destroy ourselves we will come to a time where our cleverness and our techniques will allow a much wider opening up of the past then that's presently happened but it is already happening one of the areas of science that I go into in America before is genetics and DNA of science that was not much informing archaeology until about the 1990s but since the 2000 has become very important in archaeology because LG has been developed where ancient DNA can be extracted and tested than you can actually genotype an entire individual from DNA that maybe 15-20 thousand twenty thousand years old this new technology of genome sequencing DNA is another factor that is Raising huge question marks over the past of the Americas and one of the issues I go into in this book is the presents in the Amazon rainforest of a very specific clearly identifiable pattern of DNA which is only found in one other place in the world about his in australasia in Papua New Guinea and amongst Australian Aborigines is australasia DNA little remains are rare it has been found in ancient skeletal remains that are close to eleven thousand years old and they have this DNA signal as being in the Amazon for at least eleven thousand years the geneticists think that it came today I was enjoying the last ice age is a huge mystery because of the Americas is supposed to have occurred from Siberia across the Bering Straits down through that ice-free Corridor into North America. South America and Central America and finally into South America if that was the whole story then we would find this DNA signal in North America and in Central America we would not find it only in the Amazon my talk to some of the leading geneticists about this specifically professor at the University of major studies of ancient DNA what do you make of this DNA in India Amazon then and he said honestly we don't have a proper explanation for it at the moment but what he did say is that the most parsimonious explanation he is not specific word the most parsimonious explanation is that a group of people during the Ice Age crossed the Pacific Ocean I'm settled out and ended up in South America and settled in the Amazon and brought that DNA with them that would account perfectly for the DNA. most parsimonious explanation what that scientist saying is he likes that explanation but it's a simple direct clear explanation of the DNA mystery but then he added however it doesn't make practical sense and I asked him why doesn't it make practical sense and he said because he tell me that no human population was capable of crossing the Pacific Ocean during the ice age at which point it was not sure if I meant to say do you really trust the archaeologists and he said well in science we do trust the work of other sign if we don't read a question that we don't really investigated that's their side of the best out of the business and my view is that that's it it is rather than rather than accept rather than taking this weird anomalous australasia DNA signal in the in in the in the heart of the Amazon as something to be explained away and there's something to be for it to be tonight but it could be connected to a voyage across the Pacific Ocean maybe it's most compelling evidence that voyages were taking a place across the Pacific Ocean during the Ice Age maybe we should be opening up that whole issue for exploration and again I think I lost A Lost Civilization is the best dancer and that near the end of the Ice Age when when the younger dryas cataclysm unfolds it's not an overnight thing it's very bad 12800 years ago has about 1,200 years apart I don't think the civilization went down in a single day and night I think they were Savannah I think bits of it when left I think that project was to restart civilization and I suggest very strongly that where they try to mount that project was a month the hunter-gatherers who coexisted in the world with them at that time we ourselves are an advanced civilization at least that's what we told ourselves and we coexist in the world with hunter-gatherers running hunter-gatherers there are tribes in the Amazon that are on contacted and that we that we don't know that even exist if he on the level of the younger dryas where to occur today I don't think that our civilization would make it through we are the spoiled Children of the Earth we are just used to having everything laid on you know the supermarket shelves are groaning with with food we can get food Levittown homes with roofs ever had with shelters with everything is taken for granted I guess you are an exception but very few people in modern Western culture know how to survive they don't have survival skills they don't know how to hunt they don't know how together they don't know how to grow crops because they've handed that responsibility over to others we live in a society the tiny segmented and specialize in different people specialize in different things but nobody has the boss General survival skill that a hunter-gatherer has so in a global Catholic actually I first counter-intuitively the people who would survive it would be done together has an advanced civilization would be smart if they were survivors to seek Refuge among them together has to do to make that the place where they might try to start restart That civilization that's why I think that this Source chalazion DNA signal in the Amazon may be planted the evidence for a sort of Outreach effort that was being made by A Lost Civilization seeing the disaster coming down on it and realizing that something new not the place where they might try to start restart That civilization that's why I think that this australasian DNA signal in the Amazon maybe part of the evidence for a sort of Outreach effort that was being made by Lost Civilization seeing the disaster coming down on it and realizing that something needed to be done


    Graham Hancock Criticizes Archaeology as a Science | Joe Rogan
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    what is fascinating to me that the geneticists would rely on the archaeologist being that the geneticists have the actual DNA they can examine where the archaeologists are piecing things together that'll tiny bits of information over the entire landscape and then you consider how much information they don't have access to that's in the ground it's a it's a it's a it's an attempt to interpret the past based on rather flimsy and limited evidence and what you find in that interpretation is that the preconceptions of the individuals involved are being imposed upon the evidence which then turns out to support their preconceptions and that's not the scientific way of doing things the scientific way of doing things is testing testing hypotheses conclusions that on the further Evidence that's that's my view archaeology has been as being much too rigid and that's a climate of fear in archaeology I don't mean to pick particularly just here I think this is generally true across other disciplines as well as academics are driven by the need to publish research papers that's what they build their careers on if they can get a paper on their bit of research published in nature are the proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences excetera that's good for that careers but then you confront The Gatekeepers in those Publications who regard any ocul article idea that is not part of the mainstream accepted consensus with great suspicion that most most reluctant to to enough to publish to publish that information now what is the mainstream well do the Braves and the great seafaring Adventure that is accepted by Archaeology is called the Polynesian expansion and it's a remarkable story about a car is roughly 3,000 to 3500 years ago had those Polynesians were amazing ocean Navigators they could make it across distances of thousands of kilometers pinpoint accuracy Easter Island is 2,000 miles from the coast of South America it's 2000 miles from the nearest other Island which is Tahiti it's just a little speck in the middle of the ocean by the Polynesians found it and the South are at a pH of Balto reproductively viable population their voyages back and forth but that was 3000 3500 years ago that was not 12800 years ago and this is this is where archaeology's adamant position that Imaging was begun by the Polynesians that there was no major ocean voyages before that I think needs to be strongly questions than it needs to be strongly questioned in the light of this DNA evidence from the Amazon rather than rejecting the evidence and temp should be made to consider what that might mean that the Egyptians had boats and they're so what it mean if there were both 4,500 years ago Hotel just wouldn't argue that the Egyptians have boats but but that is that is still within the framework of accepted history in it's the notion of a of a global navigating culture in the Ice Age that archaeologists can't swallow its is ancient maps which show the world as it looked during the last ice age by first explored this in Fingerprints of the Gods and I've touched on the mystery again an appendix on the subject in in in this book because I think he's a very important we're talking about maps that withdrawn roughly between the 13th and 17th in other words in relatively recent history however these Maps were largely based on much older sourcemaps which they copied and we can say that for sure because one of the famous Maps is the piri Reis map which was created by a Turkish Admiral cold. In the year 1513 actually on the corner of his mouth and survived it was originally a world map we know just have a bit that shows the east coast of South America and North America on the west coast of Africa. Rights in that map that it is in his own handwriting that he based it on more than 100 older sourcemaps some of which had come from the Library of Alexandria in other words that might have been when the Library of Alexandria had been destroyed in the fourth Century idea whenever it was some of its contents have been wet I'm broke to Constantinople which became to text capital and peris had access to those maps and he Incorporated information from those maps on his Maps as well as incorporating more recent navigational information on this is one of a whole category of maps which are extremely hard to explain all of them based on older sourcemaps now lost all of them incorporating extremely precise relative longitudes and latitudes latitude is not not difficult to technological feet but Long Beach is a difficult technological feat longatude involves a chronometer it involves knowing the time at the place you began your voyage and the local and local noon as well and calculating the difference between them you need a chronometer that will keep accurate time at Sea with the most motions of a ship and it's just a plain fact that our civilization did not invent such a chronometer until the late eighteenth Century before that we didn't know what longitude were we were at and ships were constantly sailing unexpectedly into coastlines that they for hundreds of miles further away so the discovery of the technique to do longatude was a major civilizational Advanced its presence in maps based on much older sourcemaps that I can show the world as it looks during the last ice age suggest that somebody during the last ice age was mapping the world I'm had mastered the technique of calculating longatude classic example of these maps and I make a point of this is the Pinkerton world map which was drawn in the year 1818 and it was based on the latest navigational information at that time I reproduce that map in the in the in the book what missing from the map entirely missing is Antarctica there's just a hole at the bottom of the world that nothing there and the reason the reason there's nothing there another another Pinkston map that shows that you need to find the reason the reason vets Antarctica is not there is that our civilization haven't discovered Antarctica in 1818 map in 1818 actually we discovered in 1819 and that's when it starts appearing on Modern Maps the problem is that Antarctica has repeatedly on these much older maps and it appears in the right place and a bit bigger than it is today but very much as it looked during the last ice so what all of this suggests to me is that the world was mapped and explored by global seafaring culture with the level of technology that was at least equivalent to ours at the end of the eighteenth Century during the Ice Age of Greenland that showed it underneath the ice yes there are an intriguing thing I meant I mentioned the Perry Reese map just now shown on the piri Reis map lying off the east coast of North America is a large island row of megaliths like a road of make a list running up the middle of its island is in the exact place of the Grand Bahama Banks and the longest one cities to draw things back then to and what you see running down the middle of it is this road like feature of which is in the Grand Bahama Banks and the Bimini Road is exactly where that is natural or man-made for me the mystery is but it is shown above water on that map and the time it was above water was thousands and thousands of years ago so for me this is all evidence that we shouldn't dismiss the possibility that our ancestors had achieved the level of Technology where they could explore not the world's oceans we shouldn't dismiss that it was just looking at look at that meeting that looks so man-made and you can see it it's Rob it like they did the patent that show it on the on the island in the in the map how deep is that today always been but we think that that was above water attempt on his kid was definitely above water during the last ice age when it when it finally went underwater LG has been to dismiss the significance of the Bimini Road the beach rock has been used as a construction material I repeat the key issue is not whether the Bimini Road is man-made or not the key issue is with it features on the map above water and that is a dating project that tells us that somebody was mopping back bit of the world when it was above water order with those uniformly sized rocks for how long is that defeat this house a huge shaped like letter J it's a giant underwater structures really really an enormous thing and very very beautiful dive on a very gentle sweet nurse sharks down there that you can play with us oh that looks much more like random that's more random I would not I would not seek to to claim that the Bimini Road is Absol it's a bit look high deconstructed I would not say I would not seek to to claim that the Bimini Road is absolutely man-made my time about the Bimini Road is its really f****** weird that it appears on the map above water


    Joe Rogan | Ayahuasca is Amazonian Science w/Graham Hancock
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    can I go into the issue of Ayahuasca in in this book because first of all I ask it is itself another example of Amazonian science as you and I are many of the delicious and viewers know the active ingredient of Ayahuasca is DMT dimethyltryptamine but dimethyltryptamine is not normally accessible through the depth we have to smoke it or or vape it to get that rocket ship to the other side of real I'm the journey lost what 10 12 minutes not much more than that and sometimes sometimes quite a lot less what I want cat does is it makes the empty available through the gut the reason it's not available through the gut is because of an enzyme in the Gutfeld monoamine oxidase not switch is off DMT on contact the Ayahuasca Vine which is one of the two ingredients of the Ayahuasca Brew the other ingredient is leaves that contain DMT the Ayahuasca Vine contains a monoamine oxidase and which switches off the enzyme in the gut and allows the DMT to be access to orally which produces are all the different Jenny from the smoke to vape DMT trip is a much longer Jenny's for 5 hours that allows you to integrate I'm to Aunt in to relate with the strange landscapes in which you find yourself amongst them the entities that you encounter I'm not making any claims about the reality status of those entities but what I am saying it's a fact TruTV entities who who communicate with them intelligently somebody in the Amazon out of a hundred and fifty thousand different species of plants and trees selected to that I'm not psychoactive on their own but when put together create an extraordinary Visionary Brew Ayahuasca means the vine of the dad and what it's connected to in South American religious and spiritual thinking is what happens to us when we die Amanda Tucano who are an Amazonian people who work regularly, no actually will give a teaspoonful of Ayahuasca to a newborn infant they feel I walk is so important that there is a hidden realm around us which we are not normally aware of and we need to be aware of it and I walked as an important part of that in there Ayahuasca Jenny's they Tucanos shamans experience visions and they will then come back to an alert normal problem solving state of consciousness they were painting depict the visions and what's intriguing and I I go into it in the book has a quite a number of the Chicano paintings of the Otherworld of the afterlife Realm of the entrance to the Otherworld geometrical and they look exactly like the geoglyphs so I'm beginning to wonder whether these geoglyphs were part of a system of spiritual ideas concerning what happens to us after death and what we need to do in this life to ensure a beneficial outcome and oddly enough that same system this is found in the Mississippi Valley in the Amazon it involves particularly Ayahuasca and the belief that the Ayahuasca Journey takes you to the afterlife realm and a journey along the Milky Way in the Mississippi Valley the mound builders sites up and down the Mississippi Valley particularly Moundville in Alabama exactly the same system of religious ideas associated with geometrical construction that on death the soul that very specific ascends to the constellation of Orion it's from the constellation of Orion to the Milky Way makes a journey along the Milky Way which they called the path of Souls and encounters challenges in ordeals where the soul must account for the life that it has lived then we go to Egypt and what do we find the same system of ideas the soul must rise up to the constellation of Orion there's an Irish and cut through the southern side of the Great Pyramid of Giza which targets directly the lowest of the three stars of Orion's Belt widely accepted the starshop Duracell shop the soul would rise up through that shaft get to the constellation of Orion which stands by the banks of the Milky Way it was in transit to the Milky Way with the ancient Egyptians called the winding Waterway and it would make a journey along the way up Milky Way where it would be confronted by challenges and ordeals very similar idea to the Dacono very similar idea to the Mississippi Valley as far as we know none of these cultures wear in contact with one another either with dealing with a huge unbelievable extraordinary detailed code involving architecture and ideas or we looking at the Legacy that was inherited in all of these different places from a remote common ancestor and I believe that that's what we what do we think the people from the ancient Mississippi Valley though they were using if they weren't using ayahuasca I would say that they're definitely not of course there are Visionary substances which are which are used in Native American Vision Quest with the Native American Church this is our quite a quite clear itself if I'll just like a very beautiful and healing experience and I love the ceremony that I'm in I'm inside of a teepee with with 30 or 40 other people in that are there specific roles that are signs of those different individuals one will keep the door and other will be responsible for the fryer which is a work of art in itself just gazing into that fire on the glowing enough to induce an altered state of consciousness expense this is a technology for accessing other levels of experience and other levels of reality and it's clear that the Native Americans had a number about advanced technology isn't in this area the Sundance doesn't use a substance but it uses austerity it uses pain to drive an altered state of consciousness the objective in every case seems to be let's just for awhile get ourselves out of the narrow rigid frame of the elite problem-solving State of Consciousness we all need that it's incredibly useful you'll need that it's incredibly useful hunter-gatherers need it just as much as people in in cities need it but it's not the only state of consciousness available to human beings I maybe that's one of the big mistakes that we're making in our culture was not made in in shamanistic societies


    Joe Rogan | The Amazon is a Colossal Mystery w/Graham Hancock
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    how many more fascinating pieces of evidence in South America come out recently about these channels and Pathways they found in the Amazon that could not have been created any other way but by humans that are creating irrigation human creating like it appears like grids like a city grid definitely damasen is a colossal mystery and it's one of the subjects that I explore in depth in America before the mall to get some basic figures the Amazon basin is huge the Amazon basin is 7 million square kilometers in area within it five-and-a-half million square kilometers remains almost entirely and studied by archaeologists and that's the five-and-a-half million square kilometers is still covered by dense rainforest and put that into perspective and a half million square kilometers is the Indian subcontinent we just ignored India you know we've done well. He loves you but we just ignore the Amazon it's the same the same I Got 5 and 1/2 minutes away cuz I'm just the view was again there was a dog that was a preconception human beings couldn't have flourished in the Amazon it says it's not the results which area of the soils are poor it's a difficult area challenging to get to very far from the Bering Straits so the view was that humans have an end to the Amazon until about a thousand years ago I'm gradually little by little. Vue has begun to change has begun to change because of the tragic clearances of Amazon because the Amazon rainforest is literally being cut down and turned into soybean farms and cattle ranches and in that cutting down process has emerged things that shouldn't be there too for example evidence that large cities first in the Amazon 5041 5042 he was the first European to cross the entire length of South America from west to east along the Amazon he reported seeing incredible cities Advanced arts and crafts millions of people a thriving culture and hundred years later with other European see the traces of those cities what happened was that the Spaniards brought smallpox into the Amazon smallpox devastated the local population because there was no immunity to it there was a massive die-off the cities were deserted within a 50 years they were completely overgrown by the jungle and that's why they would not seen by the explorers who came in a hundred years later but not being cleared their cities are emerging and we can say that the population of roughly 50,000 in the 16th century bat size all over the opposite huge numbers of possible total population of the seated 20 million people all these people Beyonce was they invented the soil I'm not soiled has a name it's called Terra Preta archaeologists refer to it as Amazonian dockets or Amazonian Black Earth it's a man-made soil it's thousands of years old it's full of microbes that are not found in adjoining soil it's based around biochar and you can take a handful of 8000 year old terra Preta and you can add it to Barren soil about so I was instantly Comfort on its highly sought-after in the Amazon and it explains how they fed these people controlled Burns they did they one way that it was achieved was was to do wet burning of midence they would be they would be burned and smolder they wouldn't burn fiercely was just produces charcoal they would they would burn and smolder and that but what is called biochar would result in that part of the fertility of the soil that the mystery is the microbial content of the soil which is completely different from the microbes in neighboring soils and that remains unexplained what are the theories composting some sort of advanced compost some sort of some sort of adults composting but again what has not been explained is the is the mic microbial content of these salts is an issue of how two things how large populations get fed in the Amazon and evidence that there was a culture in the Amazon that was capable of manipulating the environment in such a way that it could support large populations with the invention of Terra Preta secondly new evidence previously not ready the Amazon is basically a garden the Amazon is a man-made rainforest there a certain trees like Brazil nut trees or the ice cream bean tree which our food crops which are very very valuable and they dominate the the tree regime in India Amazon they what's what's referred to as hyper dominant species in other words people living in the Amazon over thousands of years selected certain trees which they been cultivated and grooves of the whole thing is not simply a while rainforest it's a very ancient man-made environment and emerging from that man-made environment as well as evidence of large cities large populations and this mysterious Dark Earth are huge geometrical structures I go into the length in America before because I love this mystery we have in the UK structures that a cold hinges I believe in the city of bath in about 30 miles away that's beautiful Avery on another more famous cycle Stonehenge I want a henges is a Ditch Witch is being dug deep and then an embankment has been pushed up outside the ditch when people first hole these structures they wondered if they'd be built for defense but then it became obvious they haven't be built to defense because if you want to create a moat you put it outside your environment inside your environment earthwork which consists of a deep moat with a embankment outside to the Camby secular it can be square and in the UK and other parts of Europe it often contain Stone circles megalithic Stone circles as well but the henge itself isn't Italian earthwork what we tried in the Amazon thousands of hinges but are now beginning to emerge from the kid area the jungle and others that have been identified for the first time with lidar lidar technology is being employed in the Amazon his non-destructive you can see what's under the trees what is lidar at night Imaging and Detective are they moths lazerbeams down into the jungles of Hope passing of the helicopters on but it doesn't damage the rainforest and you can strip away and see what see what's there and let me give you the example of Guatemala Mayan ruins everybody has heard of surrounding that whole area where more than 60,000 structures that they haven't identified invisible being identified by lighter in a country that's just a hundred thousand kilometers in area so you have to ask yourself and not five and a half million square kilometers of the technology could be applied comprehensively what would we find beneath there and the evidence already is extremely tempting and extremely tantalizing and I'm intrigued by this geometrical figures which involve primarily circles and squares and they are classic hinges in the sense that they are deep ditches surrounded by huge embankments they're extremely geometrical for example you can find an octagon surrounding a square at a place called Jekyll saw in the Amazon you can find a square perfectly and closing a circle given to the Greeks they said the Greeks were the first people who performed at exercise but now we find in bated sites in the Amazon that this was being done in the Amazon long before the Greeks what are the dates of the earliest date that have been found in these sites now at about three and a half thousand years old about three-and-a-half thousand years old but the evidence is being constantly remade and what intrigues me is what remains in that five and a half million square kilometers that has not being investigated yet we are just I think looking at the images of a mystery the archaeologists involve to am mainly from Finland and also from Brazil still the same bet their estimate is that there are thousands of these structures remaining in the jungle and they're open as to how old they may ultimately proved to be the investigation needs to be done but what's fascinating about them is this very powerful geometry and astronomy so a number of the sites are perfectly aligned to truenorth True South true East and TruWest I'm not talking about magnetic north I'm talking about true to do that there's only one way to do it and that's with with astronomy so that tells us that astronomers word work in the Amazon the geometry is very complex and very precise that tells us that people with geometrical skills were at work in the arms and it's badly the scale of the sites of hundreds of gigantic further much further attention and I'm on yeah that's exactly the square squaring the circle so you can see the outside embankment and then inside it is the square ditch and then there's another embankment inside that I'm a circle and a circle inside that they found in the Amazon what imaging technology were they using to find all the initial e initially it was entirely failed because areas of the rainforest have been cleared economic interests that we want to make a cafe around here or we want to make a soybean Farm here so it's going to clear the rainforest in the process of clearing the rainforest they start discovering this earth works at a previously being completely overgrown by the jungle then the next step was to say what can we what can we do to find out more about this obviously they don't destroy more jungle and luckily we have a technology which is which is lidar as I mentioned which uses radar and using lidar they've been identified able to identify many more of these sites and then to get to the science without destroying the jungle and to begin excavations on them and to find that they go back in the cases of the ones that have been explored so far at least three thousand years this is an intriguing development completely unexplained in our understanding of the Amazon suggest is a Heritage of extremely ancient knowledge you don't wake up one morning and you know create a perfectly geometrical square or Circle Earthworks was perfectly aligned to true north south east and west on an enormous scale that has to be a background to that we don't know what they were used for I make the case in America before that that can but they where we did we don't know what they were used for I make the case in America before that that connected to a system of ideas which is found all around the world which which has to do with death and the afterlife Destiny of the Soul


    Joe Rogan | Humans Have Been in America of 130,000 Years?? w/Graham Hancock
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    what was the motivation behind creating this book America before it's a curious mixture of things I have been exploring the possibility of A Lost Civilization for more than 25 years that was the essence of my book Fingerprints of the gods that was published in 1995 that there has been a huge forgotten episode in human history I continue to follow that in a series of other books and by the time I got to 2002 when I published a book called weld that followed seven years of scuba diving on Continental shelves looking for structures that was submerged by rising sea levels at the end of the last ice age I really felt I'd done it I felt I'd walk the walk put put out to the public a massive body of information and I thought my role in this is over and I can breathe a sigh of relief cuz it's hot in this particular kitchen and I can go do something else and I ended up writing a book about psychedelics I ended up writing soup do meetings with the agent teachers of mankind about the role of psychedelics in in the origins of the of the human story but then new information started to come out that touchdown the Lost Civilization idea and I couldn't just stop by and ignore that information that's why I published magicians of the Gods in 2015 and then as I was researching that book I became aware of something I hadn't realized before that there's a massive new information from the Americas specifically from the Americas which completely rewrites the story of human tree that the Americas have been misrepresented for a very long time by archaeology and I'll tell just will be annoyed with me for saying that they have a way of forgetting their own errors of saying all we do that all along it wasn't it wasn't the case but the fact remains that her best part of 50 years from the 1960s through until about 2010 American archaeology was locked in a Dogma that they actually had a name for which was Clovis first invented the name for a culture they call them the Clovis culture we don't know what they called themselves they were hunter-gatherers they first appeared in the archeological records 13400 years ago and they banished from the archaeological record 12600 years ago and for a very long time it was maintained adamantly that these were the first Americans that no human being touched the sort of the Americas until 13400 years ago just animals but no human being present at an Antioch urologist to attempted to dispute that dogma and I use the word deliberately that should be no room but Dogma in science but any archaeologist to challenge that would face severe problems with his or her career they would be mocked and humiliated at conferences like it. Y'all just call Jackson Kumar's from from Canada in the in the in the Yukon humiliated at conferences insulted accused of making stuff up their research funding withdrawn basically to challenge Clovis first was the end of your ocular jakku career so now actually very few archaeologists wanted to challenge Club is first in the Yukon what was he told jacksonc Mars and interesting me the Smithsonian just in 2017 did the big kind of Mayor Copa big admission about this that everybody had got things wrong. Jax height laws have been ruined by the club is first lobby but he been right all along the site the excavated in the Yukon was reactivated 80-79 every single thing he said was correct even though they had just sneered at him what year was he when he was activating in the 1980s in the 1990s this is that what it meant was since it was the Dogma that Clovis was first that they owed Estates were 13400 years ago there seemed to be no logic to archaeologists in digging deeper you know how it is with archaeology that the the upper levels of the youngest and the deeper you go the older it gets that's why we say upper Paleolithic for the late Ice Age and lower Paleolithic for it for the Lakeside Asia lower for the older but Stone Age on the ceiling was no need to dig below lotus flower because we already know that they would no human being since before the van a few archaeologist I mentioned Jackson come on another is All Good Year from the University of South Carolina who excavated the site called topper in South Carolina now has an incredibly Rich Clovis site is full of tools that point they made a special special Flint points that we use those arrowheads and Spears great Clovis site he finished his level and then he did something that was supposed not to be done he decided to dig deeper and he carried on deeping down digging down and there was a layer of about a meter and a half of a Barren soil and then beneath that more human artifacts and they finally date those back to more than 50,000 years ago I've been in 2017 published in nature by Tom demory who's the chief paleontologist at the San Diego Natural History Museum and a bunch of other very high level published in nature magazine evidence for human presence in North America 150,000 years ago now this is really put the cat amongst the pigeons now if humans were depressed North America hundred thirty thousand years ago and archaeologists have been telling us for 50 years that they were only present from 13000 years ago that's ten times as long that we had humans in North America capable of doing stuff and the archaeological dog but has prevented any search for what they were doing until very recently evidence from a hundred thirty thousand years ago. Let me be clear about this because because this is this is something that is often misrepresented in in my vuse it is not the evidence for an advanced civilization that we find a hundred and fifty thousand years ago in America the evidence that we find is evidence for human presence and what they were doing was very much Stone Age stuff it's a mastodon it's a mastodon skeleton that was that was excavated will be found by accident during road construction near San Diego an archaeologist was attached to the road construction crew it immediately stopped construction and they investigated it thoroughly and what they found was so much dynamite in the early 1990s when they found it but they decided not to publish at the time it's what they found was evidence that those Mastodon Bones have been cracked open by human being using tools at the marrow have been extracted that one test could be left standing upright in I don't know their head be left decided that Beamer had a fever of the animal had been taken away completely from the site and there was assemblages of instruments that we used to smash and break the bonds of the conclusion that the team was the only one kind of creature could have done that work using tools on a mastodon about human beings that's classic classic human behavior so this sets the goalposts in a totally different play suddenly we have to consider that humans have been in America for a hundred because we already know that the dark magic approach of archaeology has rather refused to look at anything older than 13,000 years ago and what it does is it generates an engine of demand that we need to be looking at those missing hundred thousand plus years we need to be looking at the Todd of course the immediate reaction has not being to go looking for stuff in the other hundred thousand she is most archaeologists have responded by saying this is impossible menswear eating Bluefish caves in the Yukon 25,000 years ago that is precisely what they said to Al Goodyear who said humans have been tougher 50,000 years ago and they were both right and I believe that Tom demarais on his team you don't get a big article published in nature unless it's already pretty solidly based and pretty much. Use it has produced a reaction I would be wrong to say that it's universally accepted it's very much challenged when it is intriguing we archaeologists know bet that would no human beings in the Americas that fought back to put it in perspective it's about sixty thousand years before the first evidence of human beings in Europe it's about 60,000 years before the first evidence of human beings in Australia evidence they had masses of material to work with they did have the tools but in terms of skeletal remains just one one single skeletal remains one of the things that he was this dispute that perhaps the bones had been cracked open by the excavation material what is Israel to do so but what he what he misses. It's true that a new paper has been published which raises questions over the book called The cerutti Mastodon site which is a site that Tom Demmer at San Diego Natural History Museum excavated what's interesting ya basic basically this this this paper was in no way a refutation of the original paper in nature as a matter of fact the gentleman who wrote that paper never even looked at the archaeological remains that are in now in the San Diego Natural History Museum what it is and what he based it on is reference I'm quoting from the abstract of the paper itself reference do a three-way right-of-way map on construction plans contemporary Road building practices and where it's like photographs available on the internet and otherwise the site was not visited they simply looked at secondary references they did not look at the archaeological material and they ignore the entire argument of Tom Demmer and his colleagues who had already addressed that issue they didn't look at the bones. Look at the bones when you when you break a fresh bone it has a characteristic kind of spiral fracture does not happen when you break a fossilized bone I'm Tom Denver and his team specifically ruled out road making Machinery as responsible for this breaking cotton because they actually carried out experiments on Moulton elephants deceased elephants and they broke bones of the kind of fracture that you get in a fresh green bone is completely different from the kind of Fletcher you get enough in a hustle iPhone so unfortunately this paper pays pay no attention to that it just looks at Road Plaza very sloppy very weak and it's certainly not the answer we can expect ongoing debate and that is that is healthy but this is not a strong case at all so this points to the first evidence that we found and is there any effort underway to try to uncover more evidence that from a similar to well I'm I'm going to sites is very generous with his time I did an extended interview and I quote from it in in America before his wish is that archaeologists instead of spending all that time trying to find ways to dismiss and get rid of his findings his wishes that they would spend a little bit about time looking at deposits older than 13400 years I'm even being willing to go back as far as 130000 years that's that's would be a proper scientific response here is a put forward by a very senior group of scientists who hesitated before they published it they had the information back in the 1990's but it wasn't until refined dating techniques later than it in in the 21st century that they finally would sure what they had on that they published in nature in 2017 it's it's it's a it's an important study I think what's going to happen more evidence of a very ancient human presence in the America America commemorate thanks as well as he points out if we don't look that we never going to find if we allow Dogma to stop us looking and saying it's impossible that humans were in the Americas 130,000 years ago so we won't bother to look what a failure signs that is an addendum to spend all the time instead trying to get rid of the evidence doesn't fit the current time stop it slender mean how deep did they have to go to find these Mastodon bones this is a road cut this meeting may be pretty deep down 10-15 seat Downs of the greater is going through and flattening them it varies from place to place depending on on soil deposition the stratification the stratification of the soil but what the key to key point is that what you need to do is go deeper than 13400 years ago and you need to do so with the dedication I'm bigger and with some kind of funding at the moment archaeology doesn't doesn't see the point of fact if the paper in nature by Tom demory was a loan if it wasn't nothing else than that I wouldn't place so much trust in it but I spend a lot of time during the recession of this book with archaeologists to dig dig dig dig deeper and what those archaeologists all confirm is that there have been human beings in the Americas for tens of thousands of years not surprising that that could be pushed back to a hundred thirty thousand years ago because part of the argument about the peopling of the Americas has to do with a place that we now called the Bering Straits between Alaska and Siberia which during the Ice Age were at times lambridge they were exposed because of because of low at sea levels but migrants who crossed that land bridge from Siberia on many occasions over. The tens of thousands of years with cells confronted then by the North American ice cap which oddly wasn't at the tip of Alaska but began feather in so they was living space in a bit of Alaska but you couldn't get through the ice mountains these these literally ice mountains to 2 miles deep covering the whole of North America and preventing access to the unglaciated parts of American the thing is that what happened around 13400 years ago there had been a. Of global warming the ice sheets began to melt in a car the door opened up between What's called the Cordelia Rinnai sheet and the laurentide ice sheet the two major ice cubes in North America and it started the migration came through that Corridor with a thing is that exactly the same thing happened between 140000 years ago and 120000 years ago that was an episode of global warming an ice-free Corridor opened up on the same opportunity to enter the Americas was there at that. That it wasn't the later. Tom Demmer is point in mind is that we have to pay much more attention to that are . and that's really why I've gone ahead and understand this book is to try to put before a broad General audience hopefully in in language that that that makes sense and an assembly of all the latest information that costs doubt on the story would be tell because my goodness if Archaeology is wrong about the story of the peopling of the Americas if it's a radically wrong as it now appears to be then our whole understanding of human history has to change not just the history of the Americas it's the history of the entire world it has being an absolute Article of Faith amongst archaeologist That civilization began in the old world indeed I have a I have a book in my my library cold history begins at Sumer and it's by Samuel Noah Kramer a very renowned archaeologist it's a good book actually but the argument is that this is where civilization began in the coach of the week Marion's in Mesopotamia between the Tigris and the Euphrates rivers and that it began about 6,000 years ago that Civilization is entirely and invention of the old world I have nothing to do with them you will the toll because the new world with populated so late this is this is being the this is Billy argument in this is the argument that now radically and suddenly begins to change that the Americas this enormous land mass Resorts Rich Bountiful in every way Minnesota south of the ice cap library is that are betta Bountiful get into South and Central America South America the Amazon just a huge areas of land that were very very off of great potential for effort for human occupation dog Mattis said they were no humans there now V bits of evidence are coming out that says that were humans there and if that's the case then we must consider the possibility that the story of civilization might have begun in the Americas not in the old welder tool it might be a new world convention Dogma has said that with no humans there now V bits of evidence are coming out that says that were humans there and if that's the case then we must consider the possibility that the story of civilization might have begun in the Americas not in the old world Atul it might be a new world Invention Convention


    Joe Rogan | Unjust Drug Laws in America w/Graham Hancock
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    I couldn't agree more My Hope Is that what you were saying and what we were discussing earlier about how the internet is sort of a row did our faith in many institutions as being the only or the primary source of knowledge that I hope that that takes place globally in terms of the way we view government yet and that we do that and that your idea of like I love what America stands for and what America stands for is kind of a Nation that's where people go to it was one of the morning serious problems with this idea of building walls and keeping people out making incredibly difficult to get here the reason why I'm here is because it was pretty easy to get here that's why I'm here at this idea of being able to just if you want to do better that you can anywhere in the world that is kid eventually spread out my hope I believe it can spread out and you don't I see many signs of Hope in in in America America has become a big part of my life not just because I wrote this book but because I have children who are now living in America have a son and daughter-in-law who live in LA I have another son and daughter-in-law who live in Boston American and British but America has become a very central part of my life do the miles across America close many many many different states tonight I love this country it's an amazing Place only in America could we see happening what has happened with cannabis you know they love the fact that other at a local level individuals have got together mobilized petitions organized boats and changed the law change the law my Consciousness in the inner sanctum of my own life is not the business of the state that's a very American feeling is it something that you don't find off in another countries where the state is granted much more power and might more Authority than they perhaps should be Americans unnaturally questioning of government Authority I'm about as bad as what has led to the legalization increasing legalization of cannabis which is going to change the world in lost weight but then ironically at the same time democracies is that in order to get things done in a democracy you need to persuade people of your point of user information becomes very important in in democracy of information can be abused people can be misled with information they can be told that what they're receiving is the truth whereas in fact it's not the truth and you could end up with a kind of dictatorship that the people have given their Ascent to on the basis of false information on frankly I'd rather have a real dictatorship which is out in the open and I'm clear rather than one that has been subtly manipulated into position through manipulating the the the views of the of the boat but I am and remain enormously encouraged by America it may seem like a trivial issue but the fact that state-by-state cannabis is being legalized and that is resulting from a Grassroots movement that this enormous changes being made eat at ironic it strange that at the federal level even though what eight states now totally legal for recreational 2324 State's legal for medical use that at the federal level is still a schedule 1 controlled controlled drug this is a huge state of dissonance that exist in America is going to have to put it right what it says to me is that people can change things people can get together at the local level and they can make a better world because there's no doubt that the kind of vicious and wrong and cruel and evil and ruin people's lives for decades and its people change that the people at the Grassroots level America is a country where that can happen and I remain encouraged about about the role of the American people while often in despair about the role of the American state talk about the drug laws in this country and and talking about how many it's really really opening this the idea of like how unjust these laws were and how many of these laws targeted people of color and how many people or white people have profited off of this and how many people are still in jail for crimes they committed in the air quote crimes that are no longer crying and is now going to be on the ballot actually opens up I mean what you really think marijuana is a gateway drug will guess what it is if psilocybin gets a task is psilocybin can legitimately change the world is changing people's perceptions and making people more calm and friendly and and even though what they talk about with paranoia I welcome that and the reason why I welcome those I think people are entirely too cocky we live as bizarre as you could ever imagine that book and we're just accustomed to it because it's our day today to get off for granted marijuana remove those blinders and it really makes you understand that this is a strange strange life and these a lot of these pitfalls and problems that we have in our society or do the fear and they're due to the ignorance and they're they're due to this this lack of connection with each other and cannabis and many of these other psychedelic drugs they encouraged connection with each other what we need what we need and it's an aberration in human culture that we've created a society that demonize these substances in that made them illegal it's a relatively recent saying it's just the last the last hundred years it's a it's a tiny part of the human story and yet we was so arrogant as a society that thousands of years experience and wisdom working with Apartments nothing what if what is hugin stupid mistake that is on cannabis as a quote-unquote gateway drug it absolutely is in this sense that the legalization of cannabis is going to open the doors to the SE as you say to the legalization of psychedelic because what's happening is that the population is completely waking up to the fact that they have been bullshitted and lied to about cannabis for the best part of a century and once that door people that the realization that the direct personal level he is this herb I love I have been lied to systematically misinformed by central government about this about this herb that leads the questioning of everything that central government does I'm so in that sense it is a gateway to a questioning Society the psychedelics are actually does lead you to question stuff didn't lead you to really ask questions about about everything about your role in the world about you as a person about how you relate to other people and about the whole system on this planet and that the beautiful gorgeous planet that we that we have and what we doing to it that that also enters a tent is a winner so it arose confidence and authority and it also Rose confidence and Authority that doesn't have experiences that you've experienced that's the part of the problem is that these people that are holding people back from the Psychedelic experiences they've never had them they don't even know what their Rowling play Sofia and Prejudice by simply accepting stuff that they've been told without really thinking it through and and and examining it then again it's a failure of of what human beings should should be doing we have to get where to get rid of this fear where they make their own responsible choices about their own lives where they don't say oh government must make this choice for me that's the next step for Humanity we start we need to start becoming our own leaders and making our own choices and that is that is what being revealed now that we getting to the skull beneath the smile of the War on Drugs we're realizing but it's part of a big program of lying that has been about keeping people's minds close down not wanting free I've made this point several times but our society is not against Altered States Of Consciousness as such a society will allow big Pharma to make billions of dollars with drugs that alter Consciousness like Ciroc Santa and Prozac antidepressant switch in my opinion having had some experience of them are among the most horrible drugs on the planet they are very harmful very dangerous drugs but that completely legal and they're encouraged with our system likewise alcohol very dangerous drug causes fights causes drunk driving accidents the cirrhosis of the liver completely legal and open our society is not against Altered States Of Consciousness as such it's against particular kinds of Altered States Of Consciousness that leaped questioning of the existing control system that's what's that what's going on here here here Jordans in 2011 I had a series of Ayahuasca sessions in which it was shown to me that I was using cannabis completely wrong but it did become a dominant force in my life that it was making me your speaking about paranoia and I agree with your paranoia is used to overcome it that it was making me paranoid that would make me suspicious that I approached everybody around me in a state of Suspicion and I was shown this by Ayahuasca given a very strong did you need to quit cannabis what I didn't realize at the time is that the problem was not cannabis the problem was me that I needed to fix those aspects of myself before I could have a proper relationship with, so after that Ayahuasca session having smoked cannabis for decades literally 16 hours a day 7 days a week I quit I quit for three years and then I'm on your show and we're sitting with sitting up question are you still off the campus I'm not I'm I say well I'm thinking of Dipping my toes back in the water at which point you produce a joint and we smoke it together at first of all after 3 years your tolerance is way down on really stoned I did listen to that somehow I held it together time to go back to campus but perhaps in a different way he doesn't it I need a different relationship with his amazing medicine and and if I can forge that if I can make that different relationship happen then it can be a constructive and positive part of my life and I can say definitely that that has being the case of doesn't it I need a different relationship with his amazing medicine and and if I can forge that if I can make that different relationships happen then it can be a constructive and positive part of my life and I can say definitely that that has being the case of


    Joe Rogan Explains Hunting to Russell Brand
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    nexomon you really should you should you should eat some animal protein without it mean if you oppose the moral aspect of killing an animal which I totally understand and appreciate and that's what led me to become a hunter in the first place is that I was really uncomfortable watching these animal-rights videos of factory farming I thought was disgusting participate in this it's very spiritual very very very difficult to close in on a wild animal in mostly elk well Elks my favorite for two reasons one it's very delicious super nutritious also if I shoot one elk I could eat it for like 8 months boys going to the woods with bikes to they don't leave a scent the way your feet do you know and animals don't associate the sound of a bike with associated with it like the sound of stepping bipedal hominids like I couldn't breathe. I would love the game of being a time cuz there's nothing to say that saying come back with black holes around this afternoon and it stinks the man in me that I couldn't deal with the feeling of after it was young MeetMe install those feelings if I can handle it in the package portioned off why I feel too much like when you're doing it when you pulling the trigger you know having what's going on in your mind well you you only or hunting these mature animals that have already pass on their genes you also know or recognizing that if you're not killing these things they're not it's not like they're going to live forever the short life of a short life with a very violent death it's either wolves are mountain lions or Bears or something's going to take them out yeah what you're doing is essentially dipping your toe into the natural world and I've heard the argument that will this is ridiculous cuz everyone can't do that you know if everyone went out and hunted all the animals would be no animals left which is true but I'm not everyone so I don't you know I mean to use that it's a good argument because you're encouraging it is kind of a good argument cuz it's not realistic Sun sustainable the other thing to recognize is that the reason why most of this wild life exist in the first place why but was wiped out in the early 20th century from what they called Market hunting in the late late 19th century early twentieth-century the refrigeration and it was hard to get food and we didn't have the same sort of large-scale Agriculture that we have today and someone someone want meet they would someone who would either have to hunt it for you and you'd go to the market and get that hunted food or you would go out and do it yourself and they basically wiped out most of the wildlife in North America to the point of Extinction whitetail deer elk they've been extirpated from the majority of their range in North American only been replaced and a few other places but the place is with their been replaced it's all through money that was generated through hunting tags all through billions and billions of dollars there's a thing called the Robertson Pikmin I think that's what's called act where 10% if you buy hunting gear and Equipment 10% of that money goes to Habitat restoration making sure that Rangers and Forest people get funded so that the fish and game department gets funded and all and also population conservation making sure that the populations are healthy repopulating sir areas with elk and deer and this is all been done through the money that's generated through hunting yeah I can see that they're looking at my own feelings towards it I can say that there's a potentially on bringing a sentimentality to the idea of animals that's why I'm freaking morphic is normal and I wouldn't and agriculture is normal and I wouldn't get very far if I was so beautiful I couldn't do that because like the show of these ossified Polaroid positions between right and left starting a tightrope because it someone like me who don't eat meat don't start trying to impose on other people now you shouldn't have no everything remain I'm this this is about this is about my morality is about how I buy Bandit people said to me on think about guy and hunt in my feelings about it however I just heard that hunting does contribute apparently survived the same species and there is no accumulated quite naturally contact with Who We Are used to be if we could come over the civilized and more money from what it is to be human where that site Creed or pragmatic we don't know what human beings are Nemo we reject their own sexuality reject I'm I'm bored these we were chatting it up with trying to turn out there was any of these people STEEZ emotionless sex less meaningless creech's where is our passion where is that connection with the sacred they will go hold on I only asked about hunting when are you going to stop talking meaningless creatures where is our passion where is our connection with the sacred they will come hold on I only ask about hunting when are you going to stop talkin never


    Russell Brand "We Don't Know Our Own Biases" | Joe Rogan
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    what are things I said about bike comments and podcast and stuff like that I think one of the reasons why a lot of people get mad and I try to think this through likes my some people some of the responses so negative two things don't it seem innocuous in the outside I think it's because it's frustrating when you don't have a say get out the door you put your hours in eventually you'll get better you take care of your family that like a f****** man and it was probably people like that that they're upset that they feel like we're pontificating too much and this is all just you know just mental masturbation to write it is but that's part of how you basement light. And I've got over the idea that that they some external pain can be imposed like in a wasp like many people. We could say not using the 50 years to maximum effect because they're getting up his shooting all material goes in a many many more people have never been introduced to the idea of freedom because economically valley below. He's only an idea or you know comedian or whatever f*** you so many of us are trapped in the expectations and values of our parents to that's a real problem with people don't let their children become an individual now they force their children to follow their own Ridgid ideology they shame them when they don't probably unconsciously imposing fingernail 100% but not with guilt and women if your kid comes to you and say Dad and do I know you wanted me to be a doctor but f****** I want to play Bongos I just want to be the best Bongo player of all time I bet you'd probably like hey give me a hug and go get those Bongo and you going to go back to medical school when you going to pick up your study to want to get you a tutor and you're going to perform cuz we're all Wilson Ciara Wilson a tardis Wilson family's been Physicians since 1820 the web-like grandparents are wet by reacting to spiders and stuff guy. Spot is a scary spiders are scary thank you as my thoughts. that's why I'm not when I was 20 if you decide about the hunting or no good or bad because you can think there is but then you find circumstances like wild pigs or invasive species like can someone with small islands of Hawaii there's somewhere in the neighborhood of three thousand people in 20,000 deer it is so overpopulated with deer and they have to kill them to kill them every day they hire snipers they hire people killing people are slamming them with their cars and they're f****** everywhere and their axis deer they're not even from their they're from someone brought them over from India to give the King Kamehameha and like the 80s actually that involve to get away from Tigers so this is insanely fast beautiful dear they're everywhere they they're forced to kill well the good news is the people that are low income people the island always have meat there's this meet every where everyone can hunt it's really easy to find them you can you can find them in a few you know if you want you can go kill him killing a rat write a vegan I do feel bad I'm hungry when you're out you might be reincarnated


    Joe Rogan | Why We Respond More to Negativity Online w/Russell Brand
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    what's also did they're doing it publicly so they're doing it mostly mean if you're either reading comments or you're reading articles and if you're reading articles they're just looking for something to be upset about their watch you and I'll say okay is this a viable Target yes we got confirmation what he said about changing diapers or his wife being a better parent is a viable Target let's go after him and then they just formulate some b******* argument about who you really are based on what might have been a throw at work concession to your wife or even just a compliment to your wife self-deprecating is what it was but it doesn't people. They're not looking at things rationally to just looking at Targets particular people that write articles you know what's the best articles that came out of all this Facebook algorithm stuff is you find out that Facebook realize somewhere early on that the way to encourage engagement is to get people upset they they get way more engaged and they go back and forth and interact we supposed weigh more if they're upset then they do they agree with it if they agree with it it might give it a liger thumbs up and say hey that's great and that's it that's where it ends but if you know someone's talking about you know we shouldn't build the wall we should let everyone in and you put that on some f****** Trump guys page and you will get thousands and thousands and thousands of interaction so Facebook realize that the way to keep people and me know they could claim that it's an algorithm in the algorithm just supports whatever the people are really but what they're interested in this conflict that demonstrates my only appoint which I made up on the spot the III is not a mutual thing it is Resort from Human perspectives and cuz that is a type of that way we can get back to what we were saying about taking personal responsibility for you off like that none of us have to sit on social media apartments in probably the best short leg dog is having a galaxy with someone online and I like people do we have in the white deserve love and sympathy but until we on some level recognize that we can learn behaviors we can or unconsciousness see how there's going to be at least then we can create a Terrain upon which system can stop the flourish do you read comments listen to people's replies to my conversations like I have social media and like she gives me stuff like respond to these things put some output people to get your reaction is to say something really negative you look at some sometimes when people are not that Savvy when it comes to social media one things at 1 things you notice is they'll enter and I've been guilty this in the past before I started to realize what I was doing you only respond to negative things and people are arguing with people and my people saying nice things to you and you ignore them it's cuz you don't eat at a certain level you don't have the physical time it doesn't exist to respond to everyone it's not possible just know if you get 13,000 comments on one of your post how the f*** does anyone have time to respond to 13,000 people you can't and then you have email and you have Twitter and Facebook and Instagram and sisters no way there's not enough time in this world so you would have responded to things that caused the mall there's never been a time where people have had this instantaneous interaction with people unfiltered on moderated globally yet it's very strange to to be able to do that and to be able to go back and forth and you just it just to be able to give your comments on things to be able to talk about things it's very addicted to people yeah that's right and that's why I'm very cautious with you I have to stay in a marriage people yeah that's right and that's why I'm very cautious with it I have to sort my life out like I'm essentially a monk in a marriage that bicycle get up meditite do yoga to exercises to fix deposit if you wants the way that you're thinking


    How Joe Rogan Refines Stand-up Material
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    I don't know if he doesn't as much or as often as I do but I can't cuz I do the club's I have a philosophy about what's required to develop great stand-up that you have to do a lot of sets of do a lot of numbers a lot of different places different environments and I found that out the hard way through My best performances in my less good performances like what was missing and what did I gain you I think he's at so many interesting to bite a stand-up World At Large is like that as soon as I was able to have an audience that would come and see me while I'm out thank you God crazy 2 a.m. motherfuker realize if you if a child got on top of you went for an armbar newscape you feel nothing when you're at Largo you're falling for children and women who just started yesterday Deadpool I'm in an environment they sympathetic and he's my audience biasing becoming a great obstacle I completely appreciate what you're saying but say you believe in the purity of stand-up is being some real expression of yourself as in the arrow hitting the bullseye I want to hang of it ruminations or more are believed to be the nature of Truth and I want people to come out I think they'll of validate accepted and that they put enough on that I can explode until the show these people have some type of wave aliens from the Joey Diaz in the store Ted Talk almost Fidos released locusts and the confrontation in Scotland people in take it well trying to do was like create I didn't have the skills the truck the experience than jokes was create environments that felt yeah it was, so don't you think that by prepping you all stand up in those environments that it biases you towards is limited know because you can do that other stuff to you could always perform to your crowd and you can always expand on things to your crowd but to really put it together without any flop without any nonsense it without being self-indulgent respecting the attention span of the audience and may or may not even be there to see you most likely is not if you go to a comedy club and there's a lot you know what you go to The Comedy Store 18 are the weakest 15 + people on the Marquis or on the list and the show starts at 8 p.m. or 9 p.m. depending on the night and it goes to 2 in the morning and you know you catch waves in there and there's different types of comedy and in that you're you're going to deal with sometimes tired audiences sometimes people with all different varies widely and I think that in doing that you cut all the nonsense out of your act and you you developing economy of words you understand how to Captivate people's attention and keep them engaged and to respect their time respect their point of view respect that lead to love and attention span they want to be engaged in in the best possible way you can do it and sometimes you develop that through these really difficult sets or you know we're just did people and drunks and all that stuff you can develop that those qualities you're always going to have your crowd and your crowd mean if you have this this vision of how you want to put things together you can put that kind of thing together at a comedy club you're doing it in his 15-minute Trump's you just have to figure out a way to grab them and make them is really interested in what you have to say I Like Comics or like you know that Robin Williams was supposed to Christ they went they go in and accept those conditions when your you have a subject to say if you want to do you want to talk about Dementors that you have in life it's an open-ended approach you have no idea what the correct way to say something is you try it you how you write it out you say this seems feasible let me try this way and often times people never correct it or they never they never adjusted they never go back and improve it just say it a certain way and figure out how to do it when you're doing it in front of a crowd developing these things while also feeling the way people reacting to them and feeling their attention span and it makes you with proper reflection and truly objective listening to your material it makes you change and shift and adjusting and it hopefully in a positive way getting in the more you do it the more you get a sense of maybe this is clunky here and maybe I figure out a better way to say it in my grave but the counter argument lowest common denominator and what was the Journey of the night. Meaning with new bits of material keeps giving fake things that you look more confident I know a better way to do it and that's part of the problem with doing bits so sometimes you release them on a specialty of a better version of it now but my point of that was to a prospective enhancer to let people know that bit was about like understand what's happening here you are literally floating and infinity and it's almost never discussed through forever there's a fireball in the sky 2 million times bigger than Earth he stared at you go blind is trying to give you cancer and if it's not that you get sad yeah you live in a dream if this is madness your life is madness and he's wanted there's something about that particular way of a seat cuz I figured out a way to express it in short doses in short bursts if you know if you stare to go blind can I give you cancer if it's not there yet sad so didn't have short bursts like mitsunari wow yeah that is all all those things are true like yeah it's crazy there really is a fireball floating in the sky we're just used to it we live because of a floating million times bigger than the earth Fireball and when you say if you could say something like that to make someone laugh you going to actually change the way they look at things you can actually affect at least the way they look at things Via Say Something profound sometimes it registers but if you could say something and it forces someone to lap you know if they disagree with you if they're laughing like I am f****** agree with this what holyshit this is funny you put that thought deep into someone's head and you allow them to think about your thought process and and how your creative process and what you're doing to sort of bring these things out yes I like the way you just described the architecture irrefutable now here is how that affects the way we look at the world and exposes to us The Witcher ignorant with no awake to reality kiwi cornhold reality in their mind cuz it's to Voss yeah spell shame into procession very important about people coming together and laughing together and travels out to the universe or one hopefully archetype God works material a lock on the Australian TV multiple incarnations he did at live but he did he was capable of going on these rants spontaneous rants but he was a writer you know he wrote these things out and he was aiming to have an impact with his commentary I mean that was what was was he was doing it was not just trying to make you laugh he was aiming to enhance your your perspective on whatever he was talking about you know he wrote these things out and he was aiming to have an impact with his commentary I mean that was what was was he was doing was not just trying to make you laugh he was aiming to enhance your perspective on whatever he was talking about


    Russell Brand - Joe Rogan Fetishizes Hard Working Men
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    open shoot for excellence when you assign I'll go get better at BJJ or Alter Ego hum in a whatever that isn't coupled with us wasn't enough that I loved it archery in particular it's very you know this that book Zen In The Art of archery which is it's an interesting book that state of mind that you got when you release an arrow and that are all perfectly Finds Its Mark really is then it's you require so much concentration and focusing technique that you really don't think about other things beautiful cleansing in a lot of ways it's mine cleansing I find you to be very similar in that way to that it's so all-encompassing it's so there's so much on the line it's so difficult to do that while it's happening you're freeing your mind up I mean I think of video games in the same way what's the transmission between the In-N-Out world isn't it you're looking at this thing for first-time and Spice yourself when you test yourself and you have to figure your way through something or change the path because the path you want was unsuccessful when you're doing that it's it's really good for the mind and for the I hesitate to say the spirit because I think that word spirituality so beaten down and an abused and I made it to come come out to fight we really are all healing each other but I think there's something to doing difficult tasks that it makes life easier I really believe that I think it makes life more enjoyable I think it makes the bright colors brighter and in the end it makes the the dull colors even then leave even though the bad moments if you have real positive experiences with difficult things that you choose to do on your own I think it mitigates most of the hassle of life that is again like I'm alright with Tabitha things they brought the point of his mentorship is the idea that someone will exhibit college-aged hear you recognize you. I'm fully realized in yourself and that you can solve multiple them and realize that because lights and they do have those qualities waiting for his work schedule you caught you specialized hard working man I think I Told You So by Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart you like the idea of those people sleep in I'm glad you like the idea of me, but those people what happened to I'm in the cryo chamber I don't do that though I sleep in the Rock at least I do stand-up me Kevin do stand-up to obviously


    Joe Rogan | What is the Purpose of Innovation? w/Russell Brand
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    what I think is interesting is that the continual boys along that technological path is too much profit and I when we see those machines the endpoint is white how do we make how do we maximize profit there is no like the influence of how do we do what's right that's electrical code is not being introduced there is no regulation ultimately people will create the warrior monkeys all the most profitable machines people because the counter argument isn't being made no one is that what I'm saying I was making it that there's just there's no Union of yeah there's no clear P or using I-5 we will swimming in it I'm saying is if we acknowledge there are Transcendent Realms there is information tight and Dieter that exists beyond what we are able to receive a scientist how are we going to incorporate that into why we will connect with the requirement of the powerful that will always action and he seems like we're that's heading is Sun contact love quizzes and they are most likely to win the grey involved in establishing and maintaining the system but are they just capitalizing or they organizing it is a normal part of the way human beings operate with this constant desire for Innovation constant desire for improvement we always want to push further no no it's comfortable where they are they will always want to be in a better place and this is it's like it's built into capitalism Riley agree that this materialism which is built into capitalism also is what fuels Innovation because you want the newest iPhone so they have to design it and build it and make it and when new things come out like this new robot that apparently he's going 200 models whatever that means what that is is this is they're going to sell it so there's like it's fueling Innovation someone else will come along and compete with Boston Dynamics and then they will be there be Innovation Wars that these Innovations in place right now our phones would look nothing like the iPhone 10 it just wouldn't we had start to a sexy would look like when those who look like but there would be no no incentive for them to compete against all these Samsung devices and Huawei devices and all that stuff is fueling this Innovation but it's all being fueled by capitalism you're quite right that that eight Innovation is one of the benefits of maintaining them but it seems to me that we are excluding Ava factors throughout human cultures we all have an idea fanis off Justice monkey with so Easton Block phone made out of Grey plastic the information online. We do have a degree of individual power and individual responsibility and I feel like if enough people awaken to the possibility of different narrative that the Catholics are there of innovation and success and progress. Oldies work can be examined what do you mean Progressive Monument the Limitless Nest aware existing within then all these things are constructs this is a construct and it is good to have technology but it's possible to like at points times of Crisis such as what it feels like we're right now in every generation but that now because we do live in a truly Global culture so there is the possibility for monolids to introduce new innovation and there is nothing that can oppose it or regulate it was fun to see this kind of breakdown so I'm interested in how we can individually prepare ourselves to organize to saw it differently to be overcome pretty superficial differences Skyline in Hilton Garden Inn live peacefully not entirely Gavin I smoke a bow that seem to be hugely by saying the direction of this so-called progress I think you answered your own previous questions when you're talkin about whether or not you can be spiritual and funny and like what are you doing can you carve that pass out for yourself that what you're doing there by explaining that would influence people would give people perspective little why are we doing this and what is the purpose of this and if enough people hear those words and have that perspective introduced to them it'll change the way they interact with the world and that changes the world it really does and that's one of the more powerful things about discussions when someone like you says something like that and it resonates with people to start thinking like why am I living like this like what if I'd only have if I really do only have 50 years to live why am I living these fifty years and some really bulshit where that's not satisfying at all cuz I just want a bigger house like what is it do I want a faster car don't want to expensive piece of jewelry like what is what is the purpose of this path and I'm on now versus a path that I could be on and what is the real conflict that we all experience between each other is it how much of it is due to a lack of communication how much of his due to a lack of real listening and understanding what is what is the purpose of this path that I'm on now versus a path that I could be on and what is the real conflict that we all experience between each other is it how much of it is due to a lack of communication how much of it is due to a lack of real listening and understanding


    Russell Brand's Definition of God | Joe Rogan
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    why I wonder that you had some people think give him a quick dose in a liar even the traditional God of Christianity what do you do believe in God is a concept of your own definition for it that I believe that that's tight of Oneness and Transcendence that you'll talking about when you breathe DMT experiences that says in our love and kindness and loving awareness I believe that is the most real thing I think that preceded o Mater and I think that we that we can interact with it so I don't believe it Go denisovan just a guy away the whole world is like an interactive biological living breathing go there I believe that we are to leave yesterday and we can commune with it and our time for the more the relevance of it for me is that it suggests to me that we should be acting kindly and lovingly and when we think about how do we organize assistant awareness Survivor energy accessible to all of us should be Paramount in our understanding of how we opened it's like we should look at your head like we've been through as human beings have so many Advance the agriculture technology industry thinking that we would let beginner the sun went down there thinking that the Earth was flat with all due respect to any bother restart have an understanding the word that becomes a priority that thing you described like when I have come back from DMT trip I recognize this is just an illusion and it's not real I believe that we need to prioritize that I'm progressing along that line what implications of this not being the most real frequency there is how do we organize Society on that basis how does that affect how we relate to one another what kind of what happened we be governing how how does that suggest it but that should be in instead of how many f****** terrifying arachnoid with gate robot motherfuking you know there's definitely pros and cons with the creation of technology I think of this I think of human beings as if you go back to single celled organisms have very little awareness of their environment and then as it became primitive bugs you know it's as if things involved they develop more awareness but even us in comparison to certain animals animals have heightened senses of smell and survival instincts but they also color blind they don't see things they see Edge detection I just wanted things about deer they see movement so I give you wear camouflage and you know your pattern is broken up with a grid and then you stay put they don't see you yeah they're just did that doesn't mean doesn't register to them they see movement so we have a far more complex system of recognition than they do in terms of like visually the way we see things and I think that whatever skills or whatever does that we've evolved I don't think that's it I don't think that we reached the Pinnacle of it and I think that as beings become more and more evolved they're probably gain more more senses and that could be directly related to technology it's totally possible that what's going on with technologies that we're also developing through external means a way for us to see the world the way for us to be like what they've done with the Large Hadron collider's like the best exam the right what they do with the Hubble Space Telescope another telescopes uear using technology to gain awareness and to see more things and that this is the good side of technologies that it's allowing us to have a far greater understanding of all the variables that surround us that we might not be able to detect with our sense is that this is a part of who we are and then I think when you're talking about things like psychedelic experiences that's probably another realm of understanding that we haven't really achieved yet because around us that we might not be able to detect with our sense is that this is a part of who we are and then I think when you talk to me about things like psychedelic experiences that's probably another realm of understanding that we haven't really achieved yet because we're we're still evolving as as a as a species as a thing


    Joe Rogan - What Will Happen to Julian Assange?
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    what would you have to do to be fined if that's the that's the bonus system failed I mean just think about what they're doing to Julian Assange right they're throwing that kind of jail somewhere I can look what he did was released information that everybody found very interesting and what they did is Crash the whole f****** economy right it's a matter of fact just briefly popped in so anything's going to happen with him I think he's going to end up 7 of pretty lumpy prison sentence somewhere isn't April 4th Trump really want to get people into side he parred them do you think that that would be compromised military position 26 year old person making that decision in a very brilliant and I've heard him I think he was on Neil deGrasse Tyson podcast with talk to him however they did it but did you see healthy now he's calm down he's dealt with it understands beginner but he was like a person does emerging from having seen the other side of the Matrix he was deep into it and then when he revealed all the information they had a f****** had a Manhunt for him the guy had a hideout in Russia it to seek asylum in our enemy yes the whole thing is so strange based off to reveal that the state itself the very thing that we revered everything that we are identify the tool of our oppression want to discourage people from leaking information that makes him a Carboy it's that simple if you look at what information he leaked and what it would it did you know plus if you knew what we do in order to keep s*** running you would Revolt so we are never going to let you know that for me innocent is a pasta stopping thought you were elected officials you're one of us but no you're above us to the point where someone leaks information about your crimes they get locked in this Embassy for 7 years like what is there crime exactly in comparison of the crimes that he's revealed yes like that's where it's crazy. when you look at the the balance the imbalance between what his crime is and the crimes that he's revealed and he's revealed some staggering crimes and no one's concentrating on that the government is not freaking out we got to move left obviously we have work to do we have corrections to make there's none of that talk this get that guy talk yeah that's right under the vial of patriotism can be concealed an incident Central Administration so like you safe to say it's like I feel that so many of the problems that we are experiencing now is because the Democratic left-wing liberal organization stop serving the people that were in the case of the British Labour party designed the white working-class and Britain was 56 years ago the one that people are confused no one that people are baffled no wonder they were abandoned constituencies I'm Despair and rage away from a sense that we will need to belong. We want to be together so you know that we were willing to believe in a fictional idea a flag and a story about moving to the origin of a Nation where the last an old one like mine or new one like this one are we willing to participate dissipate in the values on real if it is we are going to spoil the most powerful we would lie to you whenever necessary when the Allies are revealed will imprison punishing lie about those people we don't care about the most memorable what the f*** is the flag that we waving who is it for


    Joe Rogan is FREAKED Out by "Murderous...Flesh Eating" Robots
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    one scared me more than anyone that I've ever read I read about this thing that DARPA was putting together a robot called the eater robot eatr robot what's a robot that fuels itself on biological matter so essentially could eat bodies so you've got a murderous robot that eats people around tryna yeah, prism with her that you know the date they're responsible for a lot of really crazy Innovation types of like military stuff here but Boston Dynamics you know they're the ones that make those crazy robots and they work with DARPA and then there's the ones that make those robots he can't kick over for dinner that's what you need one of those that eats people and you send them to the battlefield Warfare will be our Robots versus their robots you know if we starting to bring about the worst aspects of the worst things that human being can conceive of that channel them through in reality it is in the malaise of my younger days are like for a while if there was a cleaning service where person will come around and clean dressed scantily do that whatever devious s*** you can dream up someone's trying to turn a profit under that taking it to the extent it's a known kickover robot fleshy in Roblox wow oh my God they're pulling a truck that strong again be uncomfortable with it there's no compassion in it it's feelingless but that's what you got to worry about a black mirror or the lady gets chased down by the drones I've not seen that why they want a way that bass no there's a woman who's being haunted she's being hunted by a robot and it's terrifying because if it's where most of us lack of humanity doing real good. He's amazing artificial intelligence become sentient and you can somehow another attach it to these objects that move and they will run on solar power or they have no nuclear fuel cells or some crazy s*** that allows them to exist for a long. Of time you have to worry about them contaminating environment to be planted killing everybody in the environment has no means of Regulation is that because this because this is the Apex of human endeavor fairy Goblin that what can regulate it and like you say it'll be a Chinese equivalent for any of the stuff that nothing that's about it. available for people to buy a hundred different malta's produce a hundred models that probably means it'll produce a hundred of them like a hundred different companies going to want them but I bet it's more than that how much they cost Earth were the first ones to help a friend Alexa things that bring about the destruction I know I believe it's because we've become biased to Commerce and a particular type of Progresso but one narrative has succeeded because we necessarily have religion but because religion was becoming systems of Pious and systems of Oppression and what and the systems what was Donna's with abandoned the sacred and I think if you would find in the sacred meaning there is more to life than what we can understand. Listen to the bar and spoke to Brian Cox Bay British physicist physicist when people have innies Transcendence psychedelic experience these elements of Consciousness energy some frequencies that we are not able to access while we're in this state and everything we're achieving and everything with building with building on this platform on the bias of this platform it would pry progress and materialism and I think the result is flashy in robots in medieval monkey warrior a particular point that we think we know everything about where Consciousness emanates I don't think that's necessary but I like the fact that he thinks that way because he's such a rigid hardliner for Science and a brilliant brilliant man experience we think we know everything about about where Consciousness emanates I don't think that's necessary but I like the fact that he thinks that way because he's such a rigid hardliner for Science and a brilliant brilliant man so of course experience


    Joe Rogan | America’s #1 Problem w/Russell Brand
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    yeah I don't know if capitalism is the problem is but maybe it's how people engage with capitalism maybe we it's what people choose to focus on if you're just about acquiring wealth and money some people or yeah they're going to be very deeply unhappy and it's going to be this weird game of acquiring influence of power to you just to have this insurmountable amount of money that you live on top of right I don't think that's a good way for them either I think if we're going to really cheapest country fairly we have to look at think of all the poor neighborhoods imagine being born in those poor neighborhoods and the imagine being born to place where there's no resources there's no how you live in the f****** the mountain to West Virginia coal mining communities or people are it's all just mobile homes and pills and chaos but just extreme poverty what do you do if you're stuck in that would have you if you're born to that Clan that's the group you're born into your f*** man you're f***** we have to take our resources and concentrate on parts of America the same way we concentrate on many other problems spots in the world and look at them is like a mad there's a spot where people are f***** u***** them figure out a way to go into every single horrible community in this country on this plan ones that are just as bad as some of the UC in third world countries exist right here in America fix that don't ignore that that's crazy though if they're in Detroit Turin where the f*** they are whatever whatever the horrible Community is why isn't there a concerted National effort to eliminate that has a major source of crime to major source of Pride people feel like they got f***** over in life so they want to get at you and take from you because you got that e02 him and you born the f****** suburbs him and your mom and dad are still together you know him and your dad has a job at your mom's at home baking and she live like a motherfuking Norman Rockwell movie talk to you man my mom's on crack my mom's bra my life is hell my dad beats me I've been sexually molested since I was a little kid this is the reality is just and they don't feel like anybody's coming to help them we need to concentrate on that of the government if the government really cares about us if they're really involved in social engineering and making America better again make those places better those are the bright places you need to concentrate on that tax breaks for f****** super-rich Corporation to get you in place then they make enough money man that's not the problem. The money is weird where the money goes what's alkyd towards the biggest problem in our country is he's in impossible to escape communities it's so many people just get sucked into this trap and for every person that gets out becomes a basketball player successful business person and they have his story about the poverty they grew up in they they are so rare yes and it's not to be applauded that they got through that with it is but it's more to be we should understand the kids got a real f****** problem that we're turning out all these people that live did they start out in life with a massive deficit start out in life emotionally f*** physically abused they start out with everybody around them so loser everybody's going to jail everybody is doing currently doing pills or they're so that it's all negative and ask them to develop their own positive mindset uniquely in a vacuum is preposterous all those assholes talking about you you've never seen that you never been involved in that kind of poverty there about people that's what she f****** care about the lowest you could lives like a middle-class existence holyshit I mean obviously that's way past the expectations that we have right now for the world because like $34,000 a year globally put you in the world 1% you know I mean that's the ones you make $34,000 a year which is hard to live on man you're in the one percent of the world that stand it that you've described is I think achievable when you give just one example of how the bias of legislation is continually to support the powerful while making the just making normal gestures ^ 8 defines Us in until they're all systems codes regulations that prioritize that we will continue to live in something heading to what if not disturb your stomach moving in the direction of dystopia where the priorities and dreams are really by the mad Evil insect robot images character when you see some guy who's not he doesn't it have $1000000 like you Bow Wow got a million dollars that you must be so relaxed sweat so much money do you get a hundred and fifty billion and he works everyday maniacally and he's constantly doing new projects in new things and buying out Whole Foods and that's like Pinnacle capitalism was one of the things that scares people the most when someone just requires just insane position of power and wealth like like a bill gay take care of you who is very altruistic very very generous Bill Gates's keys are one of the better examples of someone who gains a lot of money and then does a lot to help people especially in his retirement all all they do is focus on charitable organizations and impoverished community in America in Turlock week the systems that we have are all well if you'll pull out another bootstrap modal well this guy did it look at this great value of a Kind yard until like I feel like in a sense of valve but you and I England unless we have integral relationships with one another always pull whenever we really are on a team we see someone who's completely downtrodden who's on our team and we ignore them but that's not much of a f****** team is it even that's what I feel like when I come to red lights when I see homeless people I feel terrible I'm like I feel like what you know I mean there's parties like don't give him any money cuz they know they're going to just buy drugs let him figure it out but then they're not going to take it out to health issues play on the team they probably aboard America they probably have National citizenship here you know this is our team and don't gives a f*** if they're camped out under the bridge it's like the diffusion of responsibility that comes with these massive numbers of 20 million and La 300 plus whatever it is now is like 3:20 in America about the Transcendent states that can be achieved through meditation and psychedelic meaning the beans like ice can access them type of creature type of being a little more evolved than us that would look back and say oh my God animals how you know I'm not disputing what you're saying that transpose I ain't going off hustle and bustle f*** you you if you're down by the wayside here we have an obligation to respond to the bad parts about nature Ruby farming in that white ocean have social system is always the same because if you were to change in that area it will affect the interest of the powerful it will impede the delay is an organization's to make profit coconut Reef some level access to that then we can start to organize I was on that basis not on the basis of what was the most I can get an individual which rationale for me to be involved in that other than affect me personally but not is not one person and even collectively as a group when you have mental health issues unless you want to institutionalize those people yeah but then here's a thing right if everyone has a unique and if everyone has their own ideas for what to do with the life and everyone has Freedom what are you just don't have enough people that are interested in mental health of the homeless people just don't have enough there's no resources Guaranty have a good government funding you think that they can cure homelessness what does it means I have to help my own recovery this puts me in 2 areas institutions groups facilities David they don't like these women do between people in the guy that just Wings they all be the person I'll be the person in La at Friendly House it was a woman who Peggy Albrecht but you still going to play a friendly houses up for women of Court drug addiction and abuse issues unlock this woman she was from Chicago she was 90 years old by the time like a rude and Brilliant and beautiful and entirely willing to dedicate capacitor play basketball will be a comic spot those people encouraged uppity invisible biases in the direction of profit and like the failure of certain parts of socialism doesn't mean at the end of the Alcan I think we have an obligation to look for ways of accessing around and seeing how we can organize this is a systemic problem is also the problem with homeless people in that they're adults when you become an adult and you develop from the time your child it's probably very likely that the damage was all done while they were young. Probably abused and neglected and there's a lot of issues that led them to either have mental health problems or they had mental health problems already maybe of genetic problems then on top of that there's drug abuse to eat for each one of those people to get well you're going to need a massive amount of folks I have one old lady who's rude who's fun and Brilliant movie it's optimism in the crib now Joe because I know but I'm saying it would almost be insurmountable and it's very hard once a person has developed around the community and save the future help like less people get through f***** help let help more people get through with hope and with a real possibility for improving their life versus have the sense of hopelessness that many are confronted what that's going to make less crime it's shoved in our face the forces to act but if someone brilliantly calculated the amount of resources that it would require and then also brilliantly calculate how much less crime it would have how much less how many more Innovations because people didn't waste their lives in fact they got through life and used one of most valuable resources we have which is the human imagination and creativity and Ingenuity like and we're missing that on these people that are growing up in these horrible environments where they can ask there's so f*** from there in gangs there you know the crime and poverty and violence are so f***** that whatever genius they have is wasted on this nonsensical existent they could just show them and quantify how much that would be how valuable that would be the overall culture and community of the of the continent and then ultimately of the earth mean you would have a reason engineer think about this almost has to assemble be translated into monetary value because otherwise people read it for everybody for them who live in these horrible Community want to be great again if everybody lived like a middle-class person the idea that that's impossible seems so insane it's almost seems like nobody should live like that then like either everybody should be able to live like that and that's what everybody really wants right you want to be comfortable like an intern your ability to exist and then all the things you're doing that you struggle with should be a good percentage of them other than emotional and friendship type thing should be of your own choosing you choose to take a difficult path you choose to take an adventure you choose to try to enrich yourself with his difficult experience in the challenge of it and try to overcome that challenge instead of your challenges not to get killed by a gang you know your account is not get f***** by your uncle again I mean I mean this is what people have to deal with and you're you're missing these brilliant mind that don't get this chance to come through and and sneak through that f****** salmon ladder you know get up to the top passionate about this and I think popularizing these ideas is important because I feel that then people will be familiar with this kind of language and will recognize that when there is a political discourse you're passionate about this and I think popularizing these ideas is important because I feel that ban people will be familiar with this kind of language and we will recognize that when there is a political discourse how fat and empty it is


    Joe Rogan - Dave Chappelle Has Mastered Comedy!!
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    where is like saying Chappelle who like you should. Blood unique process Chappelle does and he can turn over an hour like no one I've ever seen before and I was talking to Donnell Rawlings about it recently who was on the Chappelle show with them just like we both agreed like the he's the best ever at turning over a new hour he can have a new what he can release a Netflix special and then have a new hour within a couple of weeks make sense I don't understand how he's doing it he's in a great space do you know he's in a great mindset to do comedy you know if if you pay attention to how you know when when people study I can you read outliers how people when people study why people are great at what they do what makes an exceptional there's always a variety of factors and whatever the factors are with Dave he's got this easygoing personality this like very carefully Carefree way looking at things he's also gone through a lot of bulshit in his career with you know the the leavings the Chappelle show and you know abandoning 50 million dollars and going to Africa and it really understanding what it was real motivation when he was caught up in that world where they were trying to change him and commercialize his television show and he handled it as good as anybody that's ever handled it he handled Fame and Temptation I think better than anyone I've ever heard of you just said f*** you he just went away you went away and then didn't do gigs for years to understand he would show up and do stand-up places but he wouldn't book anything so like he wasn't getting paid it was just he didn't stand up Dave Chappelle did stand-up in the park in Seattle he brought like a little amplifier and a microphone setup and just started doing stand-up a people just gathered round and he did this just to sort of get him back in touch with his route cuz he used to do a lot of street performing in New York I saw him do street performing in Montreal we did a club and then we came out of the club and Dave I think things like 18 and 19 when I just started doing stand-up on the street and put his hat out and people put money in his hat mean he was constantly sharpening that sword and he stopped doing stand-up for a long time in terms of like booking gigs and then after why so f****** imma come back again and then he started doing these gigantic gigs and then of course he did his two recent specials were among his best work ever and you know now he's working all the time he's constantly popping Into The Comedy Store in The Comedy Cellar and all these different clubs all across the country and constantly doing stand-up and no social media does not not involved in any of that stuff doesn't do anything just to purchase performs just doesn't stuff yeah that's interesting when he eats like off and ignited lightsaber Yogi or a priest or something even in a list of prior to the crack back there in the world I think he was 18 I was 21 so it was somewhere in that range maybe a little older maybe who's maybe it's like how old is Dave 4647 but he's five years younger than me is that correct 46 or 47 45 I was probably 25 and he was probably 18ich 2526 1817 but he was he was so like come in like he was very was your attracted to listening to him it was like like look at this guy is so comfortable in his own skin and so friendly and easygoing and hilarious but he was then and then he became is all the work that he put in you know it's like he had this base of this really you know this curious young very wise person who saw things other people didn't see in the world and they just kept going and just kept going and then of course the Chappelle show which is in my opinion the greatest sketch comedy show of all time even though it was only two seasons the best ever and then after that means he's basically just on stand up and done it completely outside of the system he's done up some parts in movies and chill like that but for the most part what he's doing is just stand up completely outside of the Hollywood System completely free just goes up just talk some s*** as a couple of drinks laughs and and and and it's incredibly compelling he's found his Groove you know that's it's a beautiful thing to watch is a fellow stand-up comedy practitioner when someone here treat cheaves this Mastery level Aquino were talking about with this Hixon Gracie of stand-up comedy level cuz that's where he's at right now he's not on social media is not a Nathan Twitter or Facebook and I mean that s*** doesn't pay attention any of it he's just just being a person just being a person and doing stand-up you know it doesn't have to which is unique to you know he doesn't have to promote things they just sell out they had an amazing example of something. example of an amazing example promote something so what do you got the book mentors


    Russell Brand Praises Alex Jones
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    good stuff that's what I mean I feel like that is the Pinnacle of where this medium can take us yeah watching like that's what he was in an extreme State be comfortable comfortable upon keeping the show on the air what are the producers or executive they would never agree to that they block you can't have that crazy f*** around you can't have this on get up Eddie Bravo on all the time you think stump World is Flat stop this we started pulling up the study so they actually have done studies were there tried to create animal-human hybrids non-viable and Animal Human embryos the trying to grow human organs in different animals and there's all sorts of weird scientific shitzu we're doing imagine what they're doing in China behind walls leave this China's latest cloned monkey experiment is an ethical Matt's to add to human genes into Monkey jeans f****** horror movie this is hard with this how the horror movie begins why are you think that once the truth is DACA for sure for sure the trying to create super soldiers someone is trying to create some super soldier some half champ half-human super-intelligent murderous thing that's powered by remote control what if you could send those super intelligent murders Champs to go kill Isis now now A Reason does not always on the defense contractor and they're going to now we needed with look we've got a nice contract with this defense contractor and they're going to that's how we lubricate the passage to the address monkeys is Pisces that's the function of Isis in the cultural conversation is the


    Russell Brand Swam with Sharks!! | Joe Rogan
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    gyro lights on your head or just to help you navigate through the woods and to spot Predators because of course If You're vulnerable you know when you see giant eyes ahead or nine feet off the ground like it's a bear and looking in the eyes and a big one was like a 6-foot bear wasn't he it looks right through you when you run into an animal that's killing s*** everyday and it looks like you there's like a demonic looking inside of me tab seen black bear before you don't see that look up a grizzly bear which is you know more predatory they have a crazy look in her eyes really interesting I made eye contact with a couple of predators right and I love you down and you see if shake that shot comes with it like it's swimming through time is like it's coming from the rear it looks at you. Even though I was terrified in that cage tiger sanctuary in India and I like her I didn't like the vehicle I was in well the intensity of being looked at by that f****** creature with is everything we don't reflect on pages to ask don't know what that is so their idea of what the wild is is really based on two things once they're there actual Love of Animals they know right it's like dogs and cats and the animals that we know we we we have this connection with them so we think that they these are animals there's science projects man those are not animals real animals don't give a fuk about you did they do either indifferent to you or scared of you or they want to eat you that's real animals the relationship that you have with a dog is like a child like my dog is more like a child to me than he is like an animal and he's like my little friend that doesn't get to speak he doesn't talk but you know an animal in the wild is a competing organisms are competing amongst all the various organisms in whatever ecosystem there in and either they're at the top or they're there somewhere below that and just how it goes and every deer is looking around cuz there's cats and the cats are slowly sneaking up on them every f****** day of the week and if you go in a place where there's deer you best believe there's going to be mountain lions there cuz that's how it operates and when you see that in the why it's so rare it's so rare to be around that when you see that in a while then you get a deeper understanding what it means to be an animal what is factory farming with perverse and disgusting is the way animals are treated when these lives these livestock companies pompeys animals these warehouses and make them stand on their own s*** all day and then abused them and their horrific nature in which there is that all that should be illegal whistleblowers get arrested what goes into your food and those people are being punished for that all that s*** is being punished cuz it hurts business that's how I feel about it I don't think there's anything wrong with even if they if there should be standards and how cows are raised how chickens are rates let him live like actual cows I feel useful and there's a way that they can do that where people like Chris Pratt Guardians great guy he has he raises sheep and he eats them and he even gives them out to people as butchers that take care of it these sheep or treated like like they're loved and not scare people and then literally they get walked into this room have no idea what's going to happen a bolt gets put on the top of their head bang in the lights go out and you could say that should never happen and no sheep should just live forever okay you could I can understand that argument or you could say boy if you're going to eat me and you going to eat the meat of an animal that you know how it lived and there was no horrific moments in its life it just one day the lights went out that seems like the best most ethical way to do it perhaps more ethical than hunting hunting an animal it's you know what's out there in this is crazy state where it's always looking to get eaten these sheep have no idea that can be eaten they think that everybody is everybody and then one day they die so you could do that same like thought expand with people like want you to see people want to locate a person live in perfect life to put a bolt in the top of there at a bank shut the lights out and then they turn into barbecue look at yeah that's a very pronounced and Vivid wipe all excited and it says we will be like we're being commodified imprisoned in closing the very fact that Lord has been made to prevent people regulate in a revealing the truth around that is dealing with us


    Russell Brand Describes the Psychological Impact of Jiu-Jitsu | Joe Rogan
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    can I do some more like tell me what it's called mentors and I already have it again cuz I knew I was coming here I don't think he's actually pretty good about Brazilian Jiu Jitsu who's having their about the protocols of going to a group Which acid bikina are very relevant like you topstone how ritualized it is I got a hunch that the movie emulate and connect to original ways of human behavior where that diet tree or High Rockies or organization of groups I feel that we will have Brea connection white belts get change that one into the room to Purple belt and above get changed at the Opera into the room which coincidentally on North is where the control for the timer is and the control for the music is and where the kit is that the control is that and spa or Raw Lisa and Laura Diaz you say the amount of respect the fowling the handshaking at the end of it he's so soft it provides a safe environment in which to the deal with the Primal I can see why it's valuable if they like it. energy when it's coming so I'm telling you don't understand that things you should suppress it somehow you should just ignore it or suppressant that one man that really Avril biological male it really needs to be tackled head-on I mean you really really need to in Embrace what it is to be a physical mail and it frees you in a lot of ways I am smoking joints and having so sex outdoors in mouth or possibly wait but this time of like a kind of manga about my illness as you said it might be a biological could be the energy of Ireland female relate to French grandma biological malbaie could be the energy of assertion a wave of these like in Horizon Grandma denial and female relate to son was I can French Grandma well I don't know cat is female and Donkey smell out of the system but I speak French but I'm saying we have labeled these Energies


    Joe Rogan | People are Dependent on Cheap, Unhealthy Food
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    anyway I think that one of those coaching jobs this podcast has performed this is not whether deliberately or not is it demonstrates that they old political lines that we used to comfortably applied within a starting to sort of breakdown cuz you know like something like an obvious signifier of a particular type of person. Now we have to accept you that needs to be Denny's disgusting they are going to bed we have complete and total agreement when we both can see that the way that legislation is set up is biased toward Cooper interest commercial interests and profit for me the things that I'm making a genuine difference to the the white people are living life and it seems to me that the one of the parties is in the new Global landscape that we live in with what are the dominant forces and what are the goals of the dominant force it and how detached those ghosts from the lives of what you might say Ordinary People the majority of people to use less complex time and what's probably most horrific about reforming the system is that the people that are going to suffer the most of the people that have so like if you think of like fast food in particular right there's a lot of rug really poor people that would rely on fast food because it's very inexpensive if you go and you can get a lot of calories for a small amount of money right but if you go from the fast food restaurant and then you go down the line to factory farming and then somehow they eliminate factory farming and they said they're not going to raise animals you have to have the same sort of standards that we would expect if we knew you if we were are we want pastures we went to animals living in the wild we want me know you don't fenced-in but like living like an actual animal not this crazy Warehouse bulshit you guys are running well that's going up our operation crossbow then that's how it's going to be so then the beef becomes far more expensive now to beef becomes far more expensive then what a fast-food what are the restaurants do what they're going to have to make things more expensive to so who's going to start for the poor people who's going to suffer with cheap meat and Supermarket for people that can't afford it what happened to Joey's you stop to put you and start to pull a Fred that reviews the how the fabric of our culture is corrupted because it shouldn't be more expensive than the reason is more expensive because everything is put into a capital-based Audiology we're already on the show you discussing Universal basic income this is not the beginning of looking at alternative economic models and everyone has the right to fire everyone has the right to a safe house yes I'd like it if we stop prioritizing those ideas about these organizations have to write to maximize profit maximizing profit table and then there comes your counter argument about Innovation what if Innovation slows no problem because we've all we've decided is a culture to prioritize housing and nutrition for the majority of people now you can still say that you know that haven't you have to we have to break down centralized system whether those are corporate centralized system or national the time is gone where there's too much stuff to take Sanders We are tearing to unconsciously or otherwise use these groups have the right to make so much money that is very kind and to interfere with that is on American or on British or whatever it was cuz you know I'm sure so we have to rule out the Porsche whenever that conversation start get shot down because even in a capitalist system wouldn't it be more ethical if everybody started from the same starting block well that's what's wrong with the world right what's wrong with the world of some people or not they have a terrible hand of cards have been dealt you know and my point about food is that the people that are going to they're going to suffer the most are the people that rely on the cheap food gets pulled away then a lot of those soup markets in a lot of those fast-food stores that rely on that factory farm food you know they're going to be in a bad situation things going to be much more expensive and if things are much more efficiently if they make animals live like what is that guy's name polyface Farms Joel salatin yeah he's a fascinating cat I had it on my podcast before you sort of a farm reformist and what he believes is that these animals should live just like animals when he has he puts them in a fenced area but he moves the fenced area everyday so like the pigs move to a different spot until they just constantly forging and eating acorns and but there you know they're living like a pig they're living in a nap they're not living in some crazy Warehouse same with his chickens he has his mobile chicken coop in the moves it from pasture to pasture and this is how he operates his entire Farm we've told by Alia that we like if we look at that no one knows what's right so perhaps we could try and do is replicate what we do not truly Caroline anybody else for your food well then you're not participating in that s*** at all you think that the spirit of Entrepreneurship could be turned to designing these systems do you think the only thing that incentivizes people with maximum profit leave in time I talked to him physical top 10 Littrell toxins and toxicity cultural toxicity and how am I to protect my children from cultural influences how can we start to recognize look is it time to look at different systems for living and I feel like people want to be involved in that in the Power Systems that affect them like you have a group of a hundred people that want a big bathroom run their own schools run their own cast systems about the subject when capitalism reaches a certain point people will be glossed Eileen I ate the food like a cog in the machine no one will have no pride in their work none will know what it's like to make a whole bicycle and think that makes the potatoes listen to Neptune PSN to understand that there are limitations to what socialism and Marxism can achieve but just because you know capitalism is better than feudalism that doesn't mean that the end of the conversation that we shouldn't be looking for therapy


    Joe Rogan - The Bad Information in What the Health
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    I want to talk Tomatoes should be cooled what the hell have you seen a lot of propaganda discredited studies and there's a lot of epidemiology studies that'll connect things that be they would they would ask you what you eat on a daily basis how often to eat me how and it's basically survey and end in that survey they would say well there's a direct correlation between people that eat meat and diabetes but the problem is what is causing fear the branch of medicine which deals with incidence distribution and possible control of diseases and other factors relating to health so when when they're dealing with incidents right they're dealing with her how often do you eat red meat how often you eat this how often you eat that and then they find oh well there's more instances of diabetes in people that eat meat okay but is it people that eat meat and vegetables or is it people that eat meat and vegetables and Diet Coke and and sugary sodas and ice cream in French fries and how are they eating their meat are they eating cheeseburgers for some b******* fast food place are they eating grass-fed steak Maiden grass add steak and and vegetables and there's very little evidence that shows was anything wrong with eating meat if you follow a normal healthy with it would call Primal diet cut out all the grains cutter all the sugar cut all the b******* eat vegetables and meat and there's almost nothing I mean unless you have some very unusual rare condition where your allergic to meat or you have some very strange of digestive system where allergies to it or your real problems digesting in or you have real problems with high cholesterol foods which is very rare as well most of what you're getting is vegan propaganda people that want other people to be convinced that the way that they're living is the correct way and that eating meat is is physically bad for you and is causing all these harmful for people physically is the modern American die and it's been pretty my tablet exploitation of animals without feeling guilty if you get them from a good Farm they're the chickens just hanging out two months ago pretty heavy so heavy toll yeah well we had a fire out here and the chicken coop burnt down we got a small chicken coop in the coyotes figured out how to get into a woman wearing home and then came home to just feathers everywhere was disgusting coyotes is there a true ending to my pre-existing belief when it said suffer all the Diabetes Association funded by the Disney and dairy organisations in these pharmaceutical companies to think that they really did you still think that bread with in grains are the most important thing they felt that I think they did I think they thought it was it was filling and it provided energy and I don't think you understood what there's no talk of gluten intolerance When We Were Young that didn't exist and there was no understanding of excess carbs and out excess carbs leads to excess body weight and makes it makes your store fat people didn't think about it that way they didn't understand there's a good thing about nutritionist and nutrition Sciences did the people didn't think about it that way they didn't understand their give us the thing about nutrition is in nutrition science is a it's a body of knowledge that's constantly attitude yeah I'm in fat paps most things all who-knows-what misapprehensions and ignorant sweet oil on that will be revealed to us


    Joe Rogan - Martial Arts Helped Me with Insecurity
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    I'm interested in where again in with your own do you feel connected to the person you were as an adolescent did you know is in your own parenting do not receive in the type of choices you might cuz they make something for yourself you operate within it and you are quite protected and you are independent and not forced to deal with too many negative outside influences set me as a father and dealing with colleagues and stuff like that do you experience a lot tension anxiety what what happened to that guy transcended that cuz I do that when I'm doing bothering my child self if I cannot cuz I wouldn't doing those kind of things when I was a kid on tricycle with just going to BJJ class just relax what you doing with that there's always going to be very different to who I was when I was young boy I mean but I'm just a totally different human being I remember it but I remember it with humor like I remember a laugh on my plow so silly I was so weird back then and you know with life experience and developing confidence and understanding of who you are and why you had those feelings why you were insecure why I had so much self-doubt martial arts help me with that with that tremendously because it was the first thing that I ever did but I didn't feel like a loser in the first thing that I ever did wear like respected and they liked me for it you know I'm like wow this is like something is it was a feeling that I was completely unused to in the 14 previous years of my life all the sudden there was this this feeling that I was unusual I was unique I was special and I was appreciated early on so he allowed me train there for free and just so teach classes and teaching classes help me a lot as well because when you teaching your breaking down techniques and your you know you when you're showing someone how to do what you really cementing those Pathways in your own mind yeah yeah that's right connect you to the beginning of the journey would still you know the do the Journey of Jiu-Jitsu is a fascinating one because unless you're someone who's you know a saulo Ribeiro or John Jacque Machado or just a true Master who's dedicated their entire life to it the journey so long it's so long it's like if you're a guy who runs you like to run a 3-4 days a week no big deal but then you know your next-door neighbors an ultra marathon runner is preparing for the the Moab 240 are you going to run 240 miles never going to catch up the same amount of time so you should always defer to that person when you have questions about running and that's how it is what you did to it cuz you know what yeah I'm a black belt but I'm not a black belt like John Jacque Machado is a black belt is it there's levels to even to that so I always have questions so the journey is never over it's always long is always a better way to get out of an armbar or a better way to set up a triangle or whatever it is they're one of the beautiful things about Gigi to is that it's so flax there's so many variables there so many situations and interactions and exchanges and entries and defenses and and and wait a chain moves together and that the correct way to set something up to three steps ahead to know that if you grab their lapel this way the guys going to try to shake it off that way and that exposes this which exposes dad and then the next defense was both discs and then you keep going and going and going and going until you get them it's so beautiful to watch Network rid of interrelated signs that will work together unlike as a white belt buckle three stripes now dive Pool Pass be another people at the hands and feet look different to my hands and feet different from mine is mine waffle is like there is my ego comes back in 24 hours are you going to have to get used to that used to defeat but it's it's humbling is very good for you and you know I don't know how many times I've been tapped out my life but probably more than a thousand right. Like he wasn't actually applying a submission but they're just as she is comfort of having someone there their Pulte this weather that's hilarious feeling it's also very satisfying to defend against something that someone used to catch you with like save someone's a really good at taking your back and showed you a couple times and then one time they take you back but you defend and you get out you like I doubt there's an escape I can make this I'm getting better my love being in the spice because never bother trying I'm not good at this stage in my life because do something I'm not good at this competitive Bible on the hotel Grace Iran UK my teacher gave me a blue belt that would look good man videos like a manipulation gives out a bad belt it's very bad for their integrity it's the deed the school would lose face so badly in the community and you meet someone who's Hixon Gracie brown belt that motherfukers a Hicks and Gracie brown belt he's as legit as they get they don't get any more legit like if you got to that point of Hixon Gracie gives you a brown belt it's I just it's irrefutable and that's how it should be in this a beautiful thing about the art form is that it has the self-correcting sort of aspect to it that when you roll when you spar with each other your ability or lack of is exposed and there's no other way around it yeah that's good to know avoid. it your ability or lack of is exposed and there's no other way around it yeah that's good to know avoid that and keep going


    Russell Brand Wants to Know About DMT | Joe Rogan
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    but I'm interested as well with bringing up the subject DMT like what however I'm a crafty bastard when it comes to stop and I'm always looking for an in you're not going to see your kind of best treasure trails over there when I ate some yes you said that right is a lost dog stop holding my hand now the cbd-rich Cannabis softgels cloth Bennett inflammation which tends to have a corresponding impact on on your anxiety mg of THC does that mean Relax Inn Franklin anxiety I will say that I'm interested in the house how many philosophical connotations underwire that he uses the information he's getting from hallucinogenic to speculate on how we should organize to start a war it was the invitations are afraid of his refusal to accept that there was a certain kind of experiences they should be prohibited that is ridiculous. Should be prevented from having relief Weber's premeditation or even sport sex being relieved of the burden of the constantly thinking mind when I hit like those vivid descriptions of DMT realm or I West something in the Hunger Hunger you worried that you're trying to get intoxicated you worried that you're but you're trying to find a loophole yeah cuz I am doing that problems with addiction that I've done psychedelics and didn't have a problem but I'm sure some people have had problems and I don't know about that DMT is interesting in that first of all it's very quick the experience is only about 15 minutes 20 minutes max and it's also it's not necessary it's not intoxicant in the way that you think about traditional you still you in the face of this experience and I think I think it's some sort of a chemical Gateway and that's what I think I think there's a Gateway in your mind that can lead to some other dimension it's probably there all the time continually existing realm that human beings on accessing because of that particular by a chemical formulation of Consciousness as it is in this point in our Revolution like eight more real and more real stuff in there dribbling basketball you can look at you and read meaning into a had an emotional quality they're made out of something in the move they change like they don't stay what they are there constantly evolving in front of you into something more and more beautiful you feel like I knew nothing that was the most profound aspect like the all of the stuff you concentrate on everyday is nonsense and there is some other thing that's connected that's probably influencing World probably went with people see when they have near-death experiences they depictions of the afterlife I mean that's probably what it all is and religious experiences oh my God I went into this realm this beings I told me we were wandering Moses's experience with the burning bush to the acacia tree acacia tree which is Rich and DMT the burning bush is with God was to Moses and that through this Burning Bush she came out Ten Commandments of how people should live their lives I mean that easily could have been just a very convoluted sort of translation of a DMT trip call HJ become as gods and since that is some realm that we can reach through that experience with sink that puts into perspective everything else we spirits in the material realm I'm not feeling seems there in your words be emanating love and understanding while ever-changing completely formless and communicate and love and understanding that should become a priority LaserShip without realm and to bring about by experience I don't even mean in a little while cuz even Terence McKenna that there was some people vulnerable so he was probably referring to people at me that probably shouldn't mess around with that kind of not really talking about people schizophrenia which he believed he have by the way the way people interact with the world itself I think if we lived in a healthy World Civilization healthy relationship with psychoactive substances we probably have centers where you would have illegitimate Shaman a medical adviser and someone would take you through a guided experience we're doing that now with ketamine there's a lot of people that are very depressed that are having these physician controlled ketamine experiences that have had a profound effect on their depression my friend you'll Brandon's gone through several of them and he's a comedian a very funny describing it was hilarious going to a doctor's office at ripping his f****** balls off you know the doctors shooting him up with intramuscular ketamine states that ketamine I've never experienced what it does but it's apparently soundly the hallucinogenic and you have a wild crazy experiences on it and for whatever reason it has a great impact on depression for a lot of people I think it's a prospective enhance but it also does something to rewire the mind using as usual you need to be under that shamanic conditions while you're wherever station one fight like never world this is crazy I need some help me out we doing it with my motivation is it when I hear people talking about my Recollections are experiencing what felt like Golden by God I mean a sense of one listen to my individual identity important thing in the world I can remember when I'm driving or when I'm dealing with people or if I'm buying something off I'm feeling you. there is a someone is being seduced by fire because of my well being outside of myself and knowledge that there is an interconnection that will take care of you that's accessible I guess I'm you know hungry to Sophia get there in a flotation tank you can get there through holotropic breathing I've never done Kundalini Yoga but apparently the people to get really deep into Kundalini Yoga can literally have DMT trips I have friends that have done DMT and have experience DMT trips through Kundalini but you have to be really dedicated to me in this a lot of time a lot of time a lot of energy and you have to really understand the methods and and follow them to a T and U Steve these Altered States Of Consciousness that are apparently not from my personal experience but from people tell me incredibly profound yeah I mean do you know the difference between feeling something that's that overwhelming that gives you no choice cool mind me to Consciousness like I'm not this isn't who I am this is just a temporary experience and all the value systems of a world are built upon the Primal Drive in collaboration with a culture the lights to stratify people and manage people and operate like a massive Farm easiest keep people together operating in these kind of your name is great pace so I thought that was turning me on about the DNC and I went camping is the weight and advised that the you going to meet characters and stuff like that it's and it's going to be playing and Beyond doubt you know like you know when the prophet returns from the burning bush or the cave they come back and they say all this stuff that you'll take it seriously is not real. oh you are going to live in hell on Earth you're going to be dropping by your materialistic drives your sexual drive is going to imprison you and it turns out that that right cuz I'd like to know I suppose one off. I don't want to be continually dragged into these collect like working with institutions let you know I'm over here doing the bloody I'm glad to be a funny story about that if you wanted spiritual information starting to live I know a person is obsessed with p**** sex or drop the weather like going to be coming to become what you actually off the recognizable different your perfect realization of you is going to involve come in and order these things if creative gift access you're not the one who decides what no one with an opioid epidemic born angry lonely well I think what you can do is be yourself and what you can do is express yourself and where you can do is constantly seek to improve and grow and you are doing those things so if you're saying can I do these things can I be comedic and spiritual and what you're doing it so ready to see whether or not you're so if you're saying can I do these things can I be comedic and spiritual and what you're doing it you're doing it it's all just a matter of what whether or not you're satisfied with your progress and where you are and who you are and how you express yourself


    Russell Brand Asks Joe About TRT
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    did you do any I feel like I've heard you talk about hormones stuff yeah yeah I do hormone replacement testosterone and human growth hormone yeah but they also have two problems addiction problem which I don't really have them as much with substances but only video games baffled by The Real World Martial Arts I've been addicted to martial arts I've been addicted to playing pool I get addicted to getting good at things I get very addicted to things if there's something to get obsessed with like Jiu-Jitsu or whatever it is I get obsessed and that's all I think about all day long I just had I just you know it's not healthy but with hormones you want to make sure that you don't overdose yourself you want to make sure that you stay within a very narrow range where are you you know you're you have what are the healthy levels of a person that's in there be no late 20s what you want have hyper human levels with some people do do you mean you're going to create ecosystem actually made from pigsty roids now cautious about Moodle or in stop the exercise regimen that you talking about I don't think


    Russell Brand, AI Won't Understand DMT | Joe Rogan
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    I think there's a real concern about AI I think the real concern is a eyes going to rationally analyze our behavior and our Reliance on emotions and all these human reward systems that we have built in the way it's affecting our society in the way it's affecting how we govern ourselves and how we behave amongst ourselves and it's going to think we're unfixable it's going to look at it like they have too much monkey in them there so much monkey instincts and monkey DNA but now live in this rational modern world Xeno 5G internet on your phone and satellite communication and 24/7 news cycle but yet they have these primate Jeans official intelligent a subject about which I know very little seems to me that it will on some level have to be derived from a particular aspect of human understanding and rationalism so we represent in one aspect of our nature and prioritize logic organization but what you refer to is primitive and monkey for me it envelops and involves the most beautiful aspects of our nature I'm a little romantic about human being still I still feel that I feel that one of the great problems we've had is it philosophically we have overvalued materialism rationalism and liking and loving a little bit about philosophy primarily from body podcast that you not tagged a minute ago before we was recording this so like what we've started to prioritize prioritize rationalism in organization is incredibly in hugely important you forget that huge part of the human experience is nothing to do with that fairies access to a realm of Consciousness that continually exists but doesn't seem to be bound by physical laws as we understand them and if the physical laws that we abide by or parochial and relevant only to this level of existence why are we allowing all these results from there to govern all about system and even listen to YouTube checking out Mike Tyson when he was on here igniting oh my God I'm not met the very idea with me is a construct I'm just tuned in to a particular aspect I I will build a system predicated on rationalism organization Hospital schools food Etc but we need to find a way of honoring the sacred I'm fascinated and experiences your Ivan in these psychedelic Explorations and how its influence in the rest of your life like how you're saying how does it influence the rest of your decisions the way you said was why you see relationships the way you see the vulnerable young man you was crying at the building your own personal religion of martial arts how do you incorporate that vulnerable kids I'm still very aware of the venerable personal I was like honorable float even be in the still feels connected to the kid I was when I didn't feel good enough I still feel that I can walk in the room and feel that it's not real because Texan culture because we know acknowledging the underneath the surface activity of left right left right and you know from Sam Harris them little experiment to stick garbage in front of a pastime on their play become Republican pretty quickly or you'll scare people become Republican pretty quickly or you can scare people in that Realm of the jesters in the membrane of psychedelia we have access to Oneness and that should be was influencing why we shall Paltrow FL systems in a relationship


    Russell Brand - Some Aspects of Gender Are a Construct | Joe Rogan
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    I thought saying that that there was a particular condemnation of Mal energy that have been physically abusive or maybe around that and you just it's very convenient and very easy to just generalized and decide the all men are negative masculine energy is negative and especially white males and if you say that you'll get props online people go yes girl yes clap clap clap people get excited but those are also people that are short-sighted like you want to make as many people your allies you can you want to make as many people your friend as you can and you have to understand that there's some people that are just wired different than you there's something there's some girly girls and there's some really feminine men and then there's a masculine man and then and it but everybody is okay as long as they were back to you in a kind of each other but the problem is we associate certain behaviors and characteristics with either negativity or Hedonism or toxic masculinity or someone being a b**** as a man and that's these generalizations are often way more harmful and just it's just too convenient and Easy in the lazy 2 year old and a one-year-old right and there you know when Los Angeles bikini line more minutes on a didn't want to sign love this kid kid regarding these things or actually construction when I say a child's bikini but there's no reason for any child of Amy sex or gender 3 wearing a bikini Costa has made me feel like I don't obviously and I know you have to stay till 3 just not put any pressure on them and let them enjoy their life and let them find their path that's with its Woods weird right it's like I see people there you know they're getting their their daughters to dress very very feminine little mini skirts and stuff in there 5 years old and high heel shoes are some little kids with high heel shoes cuz he was very strange to me I don't like it 20 year old woman wear to analysis I'm sure you have a problem with it lipstick is to emphasize the lips cuz it's rather than of the vagina the high heels make a woman seemed Obama going to accentuate aspects or photoshop text to Acuna why we live rock in it but I can't you can't see the influence of cultural forces that are not neutral but I think it should be up to the choice the person once they're an adult the real problem is putting pressure on them to dress one way or another and not letting them find their place but if a woman becomes you know whatever age you decide and she wants to wear high heels and ask her cuz she likes the way it looks like there's nothing wrong with that either are the D nation of sexualities also problem and I don't think it is almost as much of a problem as people who will pray upon vulnerable people did the people people that think there's something wrong with being sexually attractive or something wrong with being desirable or wanting to be desirable is anyone with that either and that kind of suppression the suppression of the these feelings that you have in this desire that you have is very unhealthy as well as a normal thing to want to be sexual normal thing to want to look good if a girl looks good in a skirt a skirt and high heels and she likes to dress like that who the f*** is anyone to say is anything wrong with that there's nothing wrong with it if that's what she likes that's fine which is it which interesting to me is particularly in really Progressive ideology they look down upon women who wear short skirts and high heels and a lot of makeup and you know open tops that show their does he think that it's they're playing into the patriarchy or that there's somehow or another falling into these gender traps but yet they celebrate that in transgender people they celebrate that and trans man the transition to women and then they they they really doll it up then they like you go girl and they're celebrating the fact that this person is embracing these traditional aspects of Womanhood will you see that a lot with you know people that are celebrating trans women very fast what would be sexualized dress like a expression expressive jewelry in that like that it's the typically the lover down the claw claw structure you are the more likely you are to dress in a way that is exhibited wave not liking a women afro blue color background dress in Weiser exposing revealing men have Larry kosman loss-of-use in jewelry expressive why is it demonstrated wealth Sol Y of condemning particular types of Womanhood that might not just be sourced from dress this way for the male gaze it can also be a wife and dressing that widen indication of a lower class background or the particular type of ethnicity and there's a lot of women that just don't have the type of physical body that looks good in a short skirt with high bills and you know a low-cut shirt and they don't like when they see it another women because they don't they're not comfortable with their own bodies did that there's a reality of that me women get as much or more hate from women as they ever do for men and it particularly if women find you to be too overtly sexual with the way you dress or behave that you are you're you know you're damaging male-female relationships are damaging the dynamic particular office Dynamics there's one girl in the office at Tramp it up you know when she's in all the guys are paying attention to her when will get mad at her I did an interview why would I why so talked about like parenting our kids me and my wife have a parent kids and I said like a few months the most dominant parent she's much more practical than life is my wife you know regardless of our respective sexy is the more efficient dominant parent she's much more likely with fly with me if my dog has I will not chocolate fountain for me text phone addiction he's amazing and he says because if you're having anxiety and pain from your own childhood with no disrespect to my magnificent parents like you can't handle seeing your kids suffer so you'd like straight why you by Ayo and do what she wants to stop that's what happens I think your multimedia is like trains what you say then you have to defend what they said you said I'm just I mean outside she seems upset about rebuking characteristics that make her up take control of that aspect of parenting that there's no answer Josh condemned an object is the priority as a plane


    Joe Rogan | The Discipline of Learning w/Russell Brand
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    that is the one area of your life where you've got some over in control I'm not that is one about is that the War I can't stop myself being like watching pornography I can stop myself using drugs if I wanted like an hour with some support I talked about how we have light and lighten color is between us that sometimes hard to realize own without support but if you find a mentor in an area where you're looking to improve by can kind of energize awaken energies within you the only around you wouldn't be able to use I don't really reason make a slideshow of aggressive like I was hoping aggressive that's not going to happen you are not afraid of me feels that way but has that kind of I would say so into your kind of grounded energy he was able to supply the wreck that me and like in that moment myself or bewildered I wasn't able to do it I needed to resort to externally in the moment medieval background in martial arts and stuff mentorship seems pretty much stitched into that you must continually be looking at someone learning from someone trying to equal them or whatever it is you have a good part about that is you get good at learning things and you're good at listening you know as martial arts student you you don't just listen you listen very intently you bow you say sir you know I mean there's there's so much discipline involved in the the active learning and so much reverence and respect for people no more than you and appreciation so that that help me with pretty much everything I ever wanted to learn I just would listen very intently I don't think I maybe I can figure it out better than very good at listening to people too good at things interesting did you first get into Mystic distress in stomach we are than anything else said it was a time in your life where you felt very appreciative play vulnerable ground it didn't have any friends consoling moving a new neighborhoods meeting new people and you know when you're young boy or a teenage boy teenage boys are f****** dangerous please if you want to find real toxic masculinity that exist in teenage boys they do things because they want to like one up each other and they feed off of each other like what one boy would do is so different than what 5 boys would do what five boys would do who could be horrific one boy would do on his own is very rarely there cuz what you know you have to think about yourself and think about is this ride and objectively analyze the way you're behaving like people wouldn't be proud of me if I did it this way when you with five other boys and you're all rambunctious and fill with testosterone and piss and vinegar you want to doing crazy things Mouse is requeson crazy it's not impossible to conceive of an intelligence that would look at the behavior of adult human beings and pain on my god with your life with your existing for your time it's not impossible to conceive of an intelligent that would look at the behavior of adult human beings and they do my god with your life with your existence with your time


    Russell Brand, "My Morality is For Me" | Joe Rogan
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    so why is it that when people start getting like super spiritual they start dressing like you you dress like a guru we circulate a memo to stop wearing socks turn that range to looking to be some wild man that's messing mistake that would when I'm around very in very merry environments are kind of really like it I really get off on it but have to watch myself not getting too excitable it's even in this environment doesn't matter fact I have to keep myself I'm very open to soft spiritual experience meditative experience I didn't have a lot of grounding physical experiences or bodily appearance is really two adolescents into sex and sexuality the first time I really didn't have like manga confrontation 12 step model about watching my imposes my impulses are going to be in a lot of trouble man poses to take drugs my impulses to sleep around my mind post is the evening food I've called took a tendency to get obsessive but you know you would probably argue that if you Direct Energy correctly how to try to mitigate it that's why I pick up from you is that you ugly encounters with Marshall loss of men that you've understood from a young lady seems to me physical discipline and I think that's a very important thing and I'm only learning that now because emerged authentically like you with this is who you really are like you're not putting on an act you found yourself which is like what everybody wants to do they want to find themselves when it never feels like a completed task right it never ever went to work in progress forever that's what I but you are you like you are very comfortably you and you found what makes you you that's a lovely compliment from you I appreciate that because times you and I would be supposed to I would say a take adversarial stance you know I'm vegan now you love hunting but my personal philosophy is my morality and my spirituality is to me it's not something I go around inflicted on other people and telling them how they should behave I mean there's so many people that I disagree with that I have fun conversations with her I don't think there's anything wrong with that and I don't think that impulse to to have antagonistic engagements with people you disagree with is correct people that know how real bodies of actual people I'm talking I suppose about how the media landscape seems to present information on a true when you're around people a time since oh wow these guys are really tied up in brexit or trumpwave I don't seem not relevant Ordinary People it seems to me that people are still operating on a in a person know how are you today Breyer political ideas that we're off to identify with right and then your everyday life is hardly ever affect you or effect you very little in comparison to things that you ignore because you're concentrating on brexit are you concentrating on Trump are you concentrating on whatever it is Build That Wall whatever it is pelicula de superheroes to identify with right and then your everyday life is hardly ever affect you or effect you very little in comparison to things that you ignore because you're concentrating on brexit are you concentrating on Trump are you concentrating on whatever it is Build That Wall whatever it is


    Joe Rogan | Can We Self Govern? w/Russell Brand
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    I stopped to wonder your who is it that she's involved in this stuff starts at what is where I'm at now is all we even capable of belonging to groups units tribes of 300 million people or 60 million people with so many diverse so I did is this a time to look up federalism differently to stop breaking down well you know they exist Diamond are you running on me and build roads if people are starting to operate in smaller units but I'm thinking we need to have a real sense of community and connection call let go of looking for ways to eject to and Jaja paper was some so primary for wire forming around a tendency toward some sort of understanding that a lot of these boundaries and these clans of states and countries they were all staff without our consent before we were born and we're we're just we're part of a system that we just were we didn't agree to it we just all the sudden found ourselves in it and we're trying to make it fit us yeah that's right appealing a world cop I really Correo English perfectly financially in time speak to I am an individual and to root for your team and a root against other teams it's it's so deep-seated in this it's and it can cause so many unnecessary conflicts for no reason just it's it's so it's so escapable to it's it's somewhat so if you can effectively analyze the way human beings behave and interact with each other and go why do we do this let's just stop doing that if we disagree on things how much are these disagreements actually affecting me on a daily basis. That much can we just communicate can't someone say what they think and I say what I think and we just decide like what makes sense and what doesn't make sense based on her own interpretations is not possible he seems like it's that's the direction we go ahead and aliens who like on the subjective you know individuals like when she says stuff like a people should get over slavery or see if it didn't happen I didn't agree with that I feel like that had a massive social impact but it's the toaster tistics and not coming incidents the number of people is Sutton ethnicities in prisons in Emporia whatever issues delightful. So funny and sweet and it seems very young if you really stopped to think about 28 which is amazing and she's so much more than I was when I was 28 she said no one would ever listen to my opinions on anything Congressman she's so I caught her a lot of slack with some of the things that she's made like missteps on but I think sometimes when people say those things like people should get over slavery it's like it's almost like you're saying things that you think other people want to hear more than you're saying things that are really rational the weather now we should get over slavery shirt slavery was over more than a hundred years ago but the repercussions of slavery The Echoes of slavery still exists and they exist in all these different Southern State cities in all these different neighborhoods that I've been a part of systemic racism where they literally Force black people to live in certain areas and didn't even allow them to buy homes outside of those areas they made the laws and those laws are in place to place like Baltimore and you know I had this guy Michael Wood on police officer was it they found papers that were documenting crimes from the 90 Aldi's in Baltimore anywhere in the same area the same crimes that he was facing in the 2000s when he was a police officer so he was looking at this going what in the f*** like this is am I just a part of something that's never going to be fixed and never going to be changed and you know as he learned more about the city in the city's laws and how these these systems were set up to keep people in certain places and how the crime and the violence in the drugs call Justin this one concentrated area that's always been there and no one does anything to change it you realize like wow this is a is it crazy echo of a horrible past and that's what it is I had a couple of conversations that made me recognize how powerful systems and institutions are and their ability to maintain themselves it regardless of an individual do what for the British diplomatic service at the time of 9/11 was privy to confidential information about how that was handled on the military and geopolitical level and he said like he's come away from that thinking corrupt wife-to-be shoot-around objectives control with Cara murder in each of them raping each other simply not true that's one of the means by which the state continues to justify its existence people will buy the closer they are to self-governing Community Health, and community we didn't he wasn't here as he went Greece had that mad Revolution he was like when the leaves of a party so rich so I'm from minute it was like you screwed if you are the German Finance Minister you got the power. German Finance Minister hide you can't step out so I didn't start. Robinson why don't we do this more than we do that the system itself is beyond individual decisions and I'm sure if you were really interested in changing the world you have to participate in systems are outside of it yeah, it was a trophy on its own I think also change yourself and when you change yourself becomes evident to the people around you and if your change is beneficial and attractive people they gravitate towards that idea that you can improve yourself and you can change your perspective on things I think also change yourself and when you change yourself becomes evident to the people around you and if your change is beneficial and attractive people they gravitate towards that idea that you can improve yourself and you can change your perspective on things


    Joe Rogan & Adam Conover Have In-Depth Discussion About Trans-athletes
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    races that lady's going to run and don't run those race you know it's a good it's a good question I think it's we're really going to go through like a cultural change on how we think about that you know it's it's morphing so quickly you know what I mean I'm very much because I am of this opinion that there is no such thing as like perfect fairness and when we make those distinctions were always choosing who to allow and because I think we should choose to allow like trans people to participate in society I'm for an inclusive approach where you know we're able to like find a find like a model that allows those folks to compete fairly in a way that everybody's happy with I think that's the I think that's what we should do you know and that to me is like that's what makes me like sports more you know is those comparisons like you know another thing that pissed me off so much was like a f*** what's his name Runner who then killed his girlfriend about this guy that his that his prosthetic is an advantage with those things is you put you seen him right they don't even look remotely like feet it's a crazy because mechanics work is that a spring you put energy into it and you get a little bit less energy out right so cuz that's the laws of thermodynamics but you can get more out that you put in except a muscle does give you more than you put in because of muscle converts food into energy for a brief. Right and so he does he have Sprint Springs he doesn't have a machine in his leg the way there best deal that creates Force out of food question is whether or not the lower half of his legs which is what he's missing could make up for the the advantage the mechanical advantage of the shape of those things which applies all sorts of really unusual leverage when you're running totally or not yet mean I don't I don't know if it's if you took him with full legs and took him with those things they run the same amount of time but the thing it we can run fast as fuk with those things well he could write but where's all the other double amputees who are like you know, Henry running track and field how many of them are trying to connect Paralympics is huge there's like a ton of paralympic athletes you know like I've been told that it has a mechanical advantage with someone who actually should know what they're talking about but I want them I would like to look it up do those legs pistorius's legs and stuff at the time from whatever I scientist I said that it didn't so that's the point that I was trying to make was looking at that Olympics event with that guy in it you know I'm so happy he was in his right if it does give you an advantage Wayfair competition that would be designed by God to be perfect and be perfectly fair right brother always making choices about what kind of competition we want to have and who we want to allow into it and what's her outcome we want it have you know what I mean just like in baseball too many home runs move the mount up or down you know how they change the rules a little bit cuz they want more home runs same thing with same thing with track and field we change the rules a little bit to allow this person that allow this person right I didn't know were talking about people we should always try to include more people not less we should you know if any pay your double-amputee you can get your way into the Olympics you can make a plausible case I think we should try to entertain that notion and we should try to find a way to get that guy in there right as far as trans athletes go you know we could have we could sit here and talk for 3 hours about like all the different ways that hormones might affect your body might not affect your body and I'm not an expert on that I don't want to claim to be right but a sports with a trans athletes who are you competing with the with their gender right that is a sporting world that I'm more interested in right and I think we should find a way to make it happen I know it can be really complicated complicated and messy right and just be a lot of bad about it and it's going to make it to be uncomfortable you know there's a lot of arguments but you know I hope that that's the world that we've moved forward to that's my that's my point of view my point of view is that there's a reason there's a distinction there's a reason why we make the distinction to have male Athletics vs Phim Athletics the reason is that mail have a physiological physiological advantage over women so in most sports most physical Sports we do not have males compete with females the question becomes when someone who is male Transitions and becomes female do those same physiological advantages apply and what what are the what is the evidence will the evidence in competition seems to be that it shows that it does apply particularly in weight lifting rugby mountain biking power Heavy Sports that that favor larger people stronger bodies males that transition to females have a significant advantage in their breaking World Records so if you're a woman and you're a natural woman and you don't take any extra hormones are male hormones not taking steroids or any sort of performance-enhancing drug you're doing your very best to compete in your at the top of the heat but then someone comes along that was a man for 30 years and decides there going to be a woman this has happened and literally transition of 2 to go and compete as woman and destroys records and dominate you in that sport that's b******* and that's not competing on a Level Playing Field that's a person whose biological email and who is a male for 30 plus years of having testosterone run through their body and effects are 10 strengths and affect the shape of their bones and the mechanical advantages of the male hips versus the female hips and then they're competing with smaller people who've been a woman their whole life not fair it's it's is as much cheating as taking steroids when the other person doesn't or taking performance-enhancing drugs when the other person doesn't maybe even more so maybe even more so because you also have there's a bunch of advantages in terms of reaction time that males enjoy it's like it's some significant difference in reaction time between males and even untrained males vs female professional athletes AimPoint being the one that I already made right that like I don't think that there is such a thing as a perfectly Level Playing Field I think we decide what kind of Plainfield we want to have sure where we don't allow men to compete in women's division and I think that that distinction may be breaking down a bit right and I think it may be time to break down the distinction first of all the there's there's a lot of stuff to make out of my head one thing is a particular person who decided to transition at the age of 30 right and they were very big and strong before right and they decide to transition out that is a type of person that exists right I think over the next certainly 30 years we're going to see you know now that I understand that being trans is just the way that people are right there just people who are trans you know and this is something that we're going to accept and support right you seen folks transition much much earlier age you know and you know working with those hormones you know from that age right they're not going to have the other their body situation would be very different than the one that you that that you postulated right I also know from my trance friends that the the effects of the hormones have on your body are like really profound you know like really really profound like we're not like a surprising degree right and so you know I have look if the question is how does you know how does a person who start taking hormones in a particular age right how does your body change and how does it affect these of BFF performance I don't know we certainly are in one particular we just scratched up on the idea of kids transitioning in the very early age I mean there's been more scientific evidence appointed if kids don't do that than it when they want to be Transit early as they just become gay men and that there's nothing wrong with that either there's no reason to give kids hormones and there's no reason to decide before a person's frontal lobe is completely completely fully develop assessment take place to their 25 people don't know who they are you you won't even do people even give her seven-year-old phones you don't let them vote you're going to let them decide what sex are going to be here a little wiser the research that I've seen and again I'm not an expert on this and it and you know I'd love to visit conversation I'd love to talk about on our show and I specifically love you know this is before physical topic where I really want to make sure that I know the research and you know also wore in the transpo Casino in this conversation but soda touch on just what I've you know my I've seen the research I've seen is that trans kids from a young age they are incredibly consistent in their went me know when your expression is gender identity and a big giant was in a lot of human beings like you know it was research that was surveying and tracking like trans kids who declared died and become a young age did it change the answer was generally know it really didn't and you know I have a friend who has a leather trans kid doing the kids attacked age but you know we're in the age Range Rover talking about and you know he's explained that like well you know my child from a very young age consistently like said I am a girl like and has never contradict themselves never chase find enter the Humane thing and the thing that he thought was going to do as a parent was still like Embrace that choice on his child part right and yeah that's her choice meaning hormone really like like Embrace that identity on the part of the child till like a Indian way that being being gay isn't a choice you that's who they are if they think that there are girl why do you have to give them hormones to make them more of a girl because I'm so I can you expand on the question what's a simple question if you say that the child thinks it's a girl so you going to give the child hormones If the child thinks it's a girl Let It Be a Girl Like You don't have why are you adding if you're shooting hormones into a child and UF acting the Child Development you're saying that's not a choice this nonsense of course it's a choice you're choosing to chemically change this child's body fat using to inject things in this child's body on a regular basis that are going to radically affect the physical development of their body and you're saying that this isn't a choice was definitely a choice to do that so so what trans people Express and again I'm not a next this from me talking about transparency and you know seeing what other kind folks say is that the Universe experiencing being trans and not receiving or mosrite of not having the body that you identify with the feeling of dysphoria right is extremely like painful and is a condition onto itself right and that the the feeling of not belonging with the body that you have about mismatched right that seems to be in the bra add variety of humanity the way that some people are born right where their inner self write the self that they argue like I am a1502 they're not sticking their women their like this is the person that I am doesn't match the body that they have right and that gives them extreme distress right and that leads to you know suicide that leads to you no other damaging behaviors right and the best treatment for that that we know exist is to don't have do gender confirmation via hormones and that doesn't affect the suicide rate the suicide rate for Trans people's very high post-op and pre-op it doesn't get affected by whether or not you treat them well the operation all I can do is defer to The Experts that that I know about this right so you know Francis Thursday author name Brynn Tannehill who's a former military helicopter pilot just interviewed her for my new podcast that's coming out soon called actually I'm doing it on Earwolf and it's like a long-form interview podcast by the Trump military ban on trans service and she wrote fantastic book called everything you need to know about trans that like she's a she is now a researcher right and she wins a really deep detail about like here is all of the Medical Science here is all of you hears all the signs about it and so at this point. Conversation I was on confirm their gender identity who they feel they really are I'm all for you doing whatever you want to do when you're an adult when your mind is formed but people change their mind they change their opinion they change their thoughts there's nothing wrong with just assigned to be a game and there's nothing wrong with your body as you grow and mature and develop you growing out of these ideas to some will and some world and the ones who won't they always have the option to do something later on in life but if you do something to warm only block a child very very early on filtering back from that will let me see it let me see if you think of that first of all it's not wrong to be concerned about children and there's a reason this is the most intense part of this conversation and I think it's correct right because we're all very concerned about children right but I do want to say first of all I don't think it's correct that trans people if they don't receive more money from a young age they simply become gay men because I know it happens very often I know trans people cuz it was a big article that was written about that recently about whether or not gender affirmation surgery and hormone blockers on young children is ethical because of this fact and this was what they were talking about where people at one point I wanted to be trans they listed several famous example and then as he became older just decided to be gay including women who wanted man who just became gay women I think what's that girl's name that was in John Wick Ruby Rose she was one of those she wanted to be trans when she was younger and now she's just to gain woman so I know I know quite a few trans folks Ren and I'd be honest none of the ones that I know where I don't know any trans women personally who are gay men up until they transitioned right I know quite a few trans women who are straight men right or who you know live their lives as presented at straight men right and then transitioned right as an orca is that I dunno also among the transpo planner the trans people who speak about this that I've heard so many of them say I wish I had access I knew this about myself at a very young age and I wish to God that I had that we had I had had the ability to receive any of these hormones at a young age my life would be so much better and I'm not going to argue with those folks that have gone through transition surgery if you're looking for anecdotal evidence and you want to be objective you kind of have to look at my side until we can find the anecdotes I'm very curious and is what I go consult my friend or my reasoning to be such a brat Tannehill's I'll work on this to see how many see how many are in each group right now. Which which which sets of these go to the outlier I think the folks that you're talkin about are probably the outliers but I can't you know confirm that have potential crossover according to a Swedish study of 324 patients 341 when were born female surgery was associated with considerably higher risk for mortality suicidal behavior and psychiatric morbidity than the general population so that's people who got the surgery I am curious with 3.41% of that I mean the details right because how much is the is the higher risk what does it mean 3.1% of female female male to female it's only saying a small percentage of them were born female to transition to male but the larger percentage was mailed to transition to female and that the surgery that they received was associated with considerably higher risks for mortality suicidal behavior and psychiatric morbidity than the general population sure that's not healing them that's saying that having that surgery is associated with higher risk of mortality suicidal behavior and psychiatric morbidity but it also says above lower gender dysphoria and improve sexual relationship you're looking for something that confirms previously established I'm sort of at the surgery another thing I know from from speaking to transpose to that surgery is over. Besides right and that and that surgery for for those folks is not the you know we as heard of traits of people to put too much emphasis on the surgery yet or not you know and really it's more about what are you living as and what is you know what service it for months do you have right but I would really one of the facility with the topic I really want a shout-out videos made by a friend of mine are her videos are called contrapoints her name is Natalie Lynn and she does these increases a former philosopher philosophy PhD funny videos about isn't nothing about transitions about all types of things should really great one. Comedy recently but you really breaks down like a lot of these misconceptions right and is really change every time I watch one of her videos I'm like learning new things and like new ideas are like you know and I think she took him out and really fascinating person it's an incredibly complex subject for who transition from female to male which is also a different and interesting thing then she fell complete and I don't deny that my entire concern is that you're making decisions for children that this is a completely new thing with no historical precedent we've never done this before does not like a history of hundreds of years of hormone blocker blockers being used on young children and whether or not that is healthy and promotes a positive life I feel like if a child thinks their girl let them live as a girl but you don't have to hormonal engage with their body with chemicals it just seems crazy it seems ill-advised it does it seems like this movement of acceptance and Progressive thinking in in in many ways is a fantastic thing it's a fantastic movement but this seems to me to be a leap and that you're making this leap to confirm your ideology and to confirm that you know you're 100% cool with trans people in your hundred percent and you you're going to recognize this child is trans but you're play something you're you're doing something this child's body you can't turn around and if this child decides at whatever age we decide that you can make rational decisions to transition is trans let them fully developed first let them be a person let them make these decisions based if you want identify as a woman and you want to keep your penis that should be fine to there's nothing wrong with that if you want to keep a functional penis you want identifies woman not even take hormones do that do that stepping in to a developing baby that's only been alive for 6 years and you're shooting chemicals into its body to change the way it develops show me the research show me the Decades of peer-reviewed studies on one of the most important things that we know of the development of a human being where you're going to home or or mortally interact with their body and some sort of a random doctor Frankenstein sort of Alexa what evidence do we have that this is a powerful absolutely look like intelligent smart way to handle a child's life over the long-term like when these kids grow to be 60 as opposed to kids who don't get the the hormone shots when they're six these these people are 15% more happy there's nothing like that be a people jumping into it because it seems like the thing to do because it seems like the tide of society is moving in that direction well I don't jump into it for that reason I do sad when were talking about an issue that affects those people right the first thing we should do is listen to those people who children for them to say I was that child that's nonsense you a similar child in a similar situation you are not twins by its environment they don't know how much their thoughts and expression to be encouraged by their parents they don't know that child sure so my point is when were when you and I are talking about this right now we're speaking pretty hypothetically right we're talking about a child that is not in the room that we don't have we talkin about a fictional trial right so what we really care about are the actual people and when we talked to the actual trans folks write and talk to you no say hey what do you think how do you feel and you know include them in the conversation I think we have a different conversation about it you know we do a man conversation but we also have a different conversation we talked to people that have regret from transition surgery cuz there's a lot of those sure but we're not we don't have either of those folks in there wide range of impression I wasn't I wasn't talking about specifically the impression that it wasn't saying we should reason from anecdotal evidence right I'm saying that look the last conversation I had with a person about this was a was a trans military veteran who is a researcher who wrote a book on on these issues right comprehensively look at the research and told me that the research shows that the evidence that you're asking for exist maybe not on a 30-year timeline but there have been studies of us and here's what we know about them right about children yeah I mean that's that is my understanding that I have not looked the research myself that you know I don't like on my shows the positive benefits of children transitioning I don't think that exist this is something that you know if I can get done on our show and I had doubt driving the recent War I could tell you more it was I know it exists but I can tell you what I have been told Exist by people who have made it their business to know you know so so you know but those are including those folks in this conversation is a really critical part of it for me so what's a conversation the world needs to have for sure and I think it's one that we will have and you know again just to bring it back to Athletics right I think that the undeniable existence of trans children to teenagers to adults who want to compete right and you make a compelling case that they should be able to compete right he is going to be selling that we're going to have to Grapple with easy answers to it and right now yeah I mean I think the real the legitimate solution is a trans leak or a trans division that have a male division of female Division and trans Division if you want to compete athletically that's fair to me that makes sense and the Paralympics is really like it's divided you know how they do it where they do like they got all the different levels for you got this much amputated are your this mobile and you can compete in this why you no answer that's really great to make a way that ProScan can't compete on his level is a plainfield's we can be given the the manifold variations in human bodies right but I would hope that whatever organization we come up with you know allows for the allows for humans in all their variations to compete in the main league as well write on a bionic legs like Steve Austin from The Six Million Dollar Man that want to win so bad they would cut the bottom of their legs off to get Bionic prosthesis then wouldn't really for sure would would you know I wouldn't but I'm not crazy there they are the people who have that feeling that they're supposed to be disabled is so insanely strong and some people if they found out that the hey man I will get the f*** about your feet in your calves man they're going to look just like feet and calves except they allow you to run 45 miles an hour band that regulate your tell me a dude is going to tell the entire world I am not an animal woman they're going start dressing differently they're going to take hormones they're going to like live with the stigma right there going to be in America that women in the bathroom also can happen is you could get some creep who dress up like a woman goes to the mail to the women's bathroom you can get that I mean I'm all for Transit now I'm all for but if you have a bathroom that allows trans people and you get some creep who says I'm just going to pretend to be trans if you don't think that's real then you're crazy of course people do that of course there's any people there and went into the women's room and harass women this is it but it's not in the bathroom and they're creeps and they they probably wanted to go into the female bathroom anyway but they just couldn't do it before and now that there's trans exclusive inclusive bathrooms some creeps have been arrested doing that they're not trans people the real problem is the creeps the real promise of the trans people using the women's room they should force field using like you don't need a lot like it is so if they're not trans people right they are not supposed to be in the bathroom right even if it was not exactly the same way everybody wait you to the bathroom and in the dress versus them being trans see what you see a trans person oven temp trans people look very masculine there's no there's no need to hide we have to ask her dress all we have to ask ourselves is if the hypothetical or if the extremely extremely rare situation that you're disgusting right is so horrifying to us in such a such a big problem that it's worth disenfranchising millions of people from the ability to Simply go to the bathroom when they need to you know if if that extreme Edge case hypothetical case right are we really going to are we really going to you know all of these actual people actually just in case I just needed goddamn go to the bathroom you know in a in a place that is you know safe for me right and I don't think I don't think it is you know like a tweet we can talk about that one Edge case all day long you know what the end of the day when more than one case but I think the question where were there more of are there more trans people or there more sexual predator 100% more trans people than sexual predators were specifically going to put on a dress and in order to go into a bathroom specifically because I'm sure it's a negative she wrote a book that break down all these statistics Minefield of a subject you know soon as you start bringing this s*** up people go crazy cuz it's complicated and and people they dig their heels in the ground and both sides you know I try to have a conversation that's based on you know what I try not to say more than I can I think I can say that with you know which charity and you know but my basic principle is man I just want to defer to the humanity of the people that I'm talking about you know what I mean and rather than take what if what if we were to come down to come up with thought experiments about it you know there's some people in America they're making a polite request can we use the bathroom please go ahead you know that's that that's my that's what I default kill the Pervert so you know how many hours I think there's a way with sports again right I genuinely think hate might my default understand his problem I understand you're going to have female athletes who who are who say hey wait a second to spare right I think we can go forward with good faith and find a way let's find a model that works for everybody you know I think we can do it let in in a way that respects the humanity of the trans athletes and desist athletes I think that we can do that and that's that. That'll always be my female athlete forced to compete with trans women who used to be men foremost their lives I think you have a different opinion cuz I think they have a distinct physiological advantage that's been expressed many times images of the water records have been broken by trans women who are now weightlifters and that one who's the f****** dirt biker who's was a professional dirt bike professional Rider before as a man and then transitioned over to a woman's his dominating these things it's just I don't necessarily think it's fair thank you. Just like it's not fair for a man to compete as a woman I don't think that all those disadvantages or those advantages rather go away when you transition especially in a short time. I just don't think they do and I don't think there's any evidence that shows they do there's a diminishing amount but how much so and in fact there's a doctor of board-certified endocrinologist dr. Ramona krutzik I think we did a whole article on this about Fighters about male Fighters transitioning to becoming female in the female which has happened and they're saying that not only does the estrogen therapy it actually preserves bone density did then doesn't just turn them into a woman or turn them into female or this other hormone profile similar to females but also preserve their masculine bone density because one of the reasons why women lose bone density is a lack of female hormones they maintain this male bone density now there's also arguments that African-American female bone density is in many cases similar to white European male bone density so that's the argument about the outliers in about whether or not it's a Level Playing Field cuz it most certainly is not answer that that's where I get back to the idea that look could someone show that a athlete who a trans athlete who wants to compete is going to have a physiological Advantage because of their history of transition right could that be the case sometimes probably so you know I'm not going to argue that so let's compare that against every single other advantage that every other competitor could have socio-economic advantage you know whether or not they live in Denver if they live below sea level you know like all those different things right do is it Humane to draw a line around that one unearned Advantage right against all those other on our advantages you know at what point does our fantasy of having a level of having a true Level Playing Field end up hurting people you know end up end of excluding people and that's a conversation that I that I think we could have around that one unearned Advantage right against all those other on our advantages you know at what point does our fantasy of having a level of having a true Level Playing Field end up hurting people you know end up end of excluding people and that's a conversation that I that I think we could have


    Joe Rogan | Could We Create a Sport Where Women Have the Advantage Over Men? w/Adam Conover
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    I had a really great this is just the beginning of a thought right but it came up just somewhere I was talking to some people about this and in sports one of the things our assumption that men have an advantage over women right in sports in sports the fact that so many of the sports were designed for male bodies right they're optimized for male bodies right basketball for example right it's like the the the height of the basket you know the the way that the ball moves around you know like like differences creating Sports and in this portrait of tuned to the physiological differences power-speed athleticism all those there's an advantage gymnastics right I would say that like women for the events that are in a women's gymnastic competition might have an advantage over men write women women don't compete on the ring whole thing and don't compete at Summit crazy you know bar s*** you know what I mean like so that's a women's gymnastics we actually created events in that and like competitions that like only women can do right and optimize that's Portmore for a female body right what if we did that was a lot more sports right and how about this what if we were able to do is against the rules of the game right or not absolute the rules that game of things that humans create right and so why do we like maybe part of our something that men are better at sports than women or men have an advantage of porcelain or that we have constructed most of the games that we've constructed are actually it's worth of biased towards a male type of body right at the sounds ridiculous first of all reason why gymnastics is why women are good at gymnastics for their flexibility there lightning also they're not competing against men in a one-on-one type of situation like once trying to defend the other one turn attack like a game of basketball or game of football or any other sort of team sport compete against the basketball what people trying to defend your trying to Juke left and then go right you're trying to be sneaky you're trying to shoot from the outside there's all this s*** going on in a lot of it involves your ability to move fast to close distance that the physical strength to LEAP up the air and huge physical advantage that men enjoy this is not cuz the sports designed this way it's because the sport is very simple there's a basket on one side a basket on the other side you got to get it in here get it in there ready to go if you're faster and you're stronger you'll be able to accomplish that better males are faster and stronger there's a reason why there's a male and a female division it's not that these Sports were designed for male is that men are physically bigger and stronger and faster does a gymnastics balance beam event where women are going to shine because they're lighter and more flexible and they could do things with your body that men can't because of the shape of all the Macon but that's rare that's the outlier I don't I don't think we actually disagree that much the reason it's rare is because historically we've created most of our Sports around things that men have the advantage and you're not wrong that sports are most sports involve speed and power most parents but why men have an advantage in speed and power I know but we created those sports right when we possibly be able to create where women would have an advantage that athletic event where a man speed and power does not give him an advantage I'm in this is not again like I said this is the beginning of a thought right I'm trying to use this as a thought experiment assertive like a a possibility opening device right but so you you postulated hate but now you make a fair point that there's a difference between individual athletic gymnastics I'm thinking this through myself as I'm talking about right but like I don't think it's impossible that you could come up with a one-on-one competition that privileges that that is that is designed around the same athletic qualities that make a women make a woman give her an advantage in gymnastics event I don't think there's any reason you couldn't do the same thing for a find a one-on-one competition that did the same thing right there's also what could it be for instance I believe I'm not sure I'm not a 1% sure but I believe in like shooting events right for example that women and men are on a Level Playing Field correct or or that like you know through air rifle sort of thing that like there are events right there there do exist where you can have men and women in direct competition with each other right where that would that event is not designed around a particular facet of a you know male or female body right so my point is look men have do you agree that men have run the country and the world for like most of civilization like and almost every country Sports so the fact that as you say it's rare that we have sports that are sort of more designed around a female you know what the difference is between women at the man right I think that might be because men have been sitting up and so I just want a sports that women gravitate towards the sports that women gravitate towards that they like women's volleyball she doesn't have traditionally gravitate towards gymnastics as you said earlier is there a real female forward you know female first sport has the volleyball was at cuz the girls have to dress like hoes like even in the Olympics play some music and remember I don't know but I mean when I tune into Olympic volleyball my team is girls in their underwear pretending they're at the beach they're not even at the beach the choice and they might be a lot so I wanted to get back to watching baseball is you get to choose your own baseball pants you ever noticed that likely get to choose when you look at them some of them are really tight baseball pants and it somewhere really baggy baseball pants and I just love imagining I like clothes I imagine him going to like the baseball Taylor and being like dude I want to like Sag My Pants I want to you know a little swag but yeah impede your performance think the tight would be better as you're running like a shave their bodies to be more aerodynamic mean how much really if you just running to first base how much does like baggy pants the wind catching the baggy pants without a real a little bit with his baseball pants maybe a big ass by the only feel good with the baggy pants what I was trying to get out earlier because I know I was getting you a pretty Spacey place my point is just what our show is about so much is about showing how the things that we take for granted in our world like the way the world is how much of the time is just something that we built right and we can question it and so when we say men are men everything is over Sports in a different way right that would allow more people to compete in sports right I'm not going to say that women should play in the NFL against man right I don't think it's very bad for people but is it like he's our assumption just based on hate these are the sports that we invented we happened to invent Sports That We're Men have the advantage can we imagine a world where 90% of sports are ones where women have an advantage would we be having a different conversation and if that's the case sports that like everybody there's no physical Sports I think but I think yeah you could come out with competitions were women and female traditional female characteristics would have an advantage for sure you could definitely be done you know it's just the ones that exist now when that involve running and lifting things and moving fast is a lot physiologically males have an advantage yeah that's why we have these distinctions what is division over hundreds and hundreds of years ago you know what this just not fair so I'm there you know but you know I mean it is is it the like that's the definition of fairness we have now you know I think the interesting thing about the question trans athletes is it's going to challenge that Notions going to leave the conversations like this one you know that's really cool and that's what I think we're sort of we should be down to have as a society but you know I mean it is is it the like that's the definition of fairness we have now you know I think the interesting thing about the question trans athletes is it's going to challenge that Notions going to leave the conversations like this one you know I mean that's really cool and that's what I think we're sort of we should be down to have as a society


    Joe Rogan | Why Don't We Like PED's in Sports w/Adam Conover
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    what does Celebrity aspect of basketball is so huge and like an astronaut baseball 10 guys on the court and if you do anything cameras right on your face and people like Derek Jeter A-Rod Big Papi and if you ask people dick admit it their baseball fan they say someone from my team or me to take Mike Trout or they'd say what are those in the Yankees right but there is no A-Rod Jeter like level celebrity right now and I don't know exactly give it to him a f*** are you guys doing testing for that performance enhancing drugs man are the craziest the debate about that we've never done this on the show cuz I so I'm not like you should have fully boned up I would like to I've thought about in the past cuz cuz the the divisions it's like the rest of the drug war write the divisions we make between the things that are acceptable and not acceptable are so arbitrary right example I always use is like okay why don't why don't we like it they're bad for your help and we think they're unnatural right okay so right like how much your how much oxygen your blood can hold right if you train at high altitude then you can increase that right so they're these Runners the American Runners right they live at a high-altitude they live super high up you know in Colorado or whatever right and then when they're not there they train their all year round by a place there and then when they're not there when they're competing somewhere else they sleep in a chamber that simulates low altitude right how is that not the same thing as taking performance-enhancing drug it's not illegal to do that right now because not everybody can afford one of those chambers and it's bad for your health I don't know but it's certainly as weird for your body is taking a drug I would think right so why it's not because the UFC just had one of its champions because of testing positive for me and then we're just finding out now they don't test for EPO and everybody that it's very expensive until they do it based on The Athlete's biological passport and what they think of changing variables that you know whatever reason triggers their their interest it's a big deal twenties India cycling of gotten strokes and died for me PLS ain't yet but there's no help negative effects of sleeping in altitude it just can you afford to live there can you write route your life know if you can't yeah it's an advantage for that person over you like now that they think the best best course of strategy is to train at low altitude and then sleep at high altitude think that when you train at low altitude you have more output so you're putting in more repetitions cuz you get more oxygen so you have more work then you get the same effect by living at altitude so you get you get up there and sleep and you don't have to train up there and if you train up there it's actually slightly less valuable than training at low altitude staying up there because whenever I'm whatever whenever I'm staying somewhere I'll deliver it like I just a weekend in Denver and I was like going on a run up there and was like an obviously torture compared to like being here in LA but I was getting strong cuz I'm running a high-altitude that's not true that really sucks with me while you just really not what you may think you when you're living at altitude in training at sea level they think that that gives you a slight Advantage because you can put more work in especially for Fighters they think that skill work and repetitions and drilling is one of the most important aspects of it and you can just simply get in more repetitions drills being yourself and then turn up in competing you are engaging in this activity that significantly raises your red blood cells significantly raise your oxygen capacity changes your cardio vo2max changes and we have this idea that there's some kind of Level Playing Field human that we can just say what you got to get the Baseline right now and humans are so variable you're always going to find these weird cases and when you try to adjudicate it gets really weird like you know about you know Caster semenya you who she is no I believe she's South African she's like the best in the world at the 200m Prefontaine classic in Eugene Oregon with my dad to like watch big track meet your best in the world people Olympics you know not qualifier but it's like the 11th caliber Apple he's like one of the best in the world she's got a sheet her whole life has faced accusations that she at her that she's a man basically because she has like an elevated level of testosterone natural body all we got a we got to do a do a sex check on you just humiliating in like also completely unscientific you know like what were they going to do and it's not just look at their jumping you can tell right this is a real phenomenally 1% of people are intersex right is a physical physical outlier and now the iaaf which is the organization that runs autistic FIFA for track right they run all track they have tried to put for to rule I don't know what the status is right now cuz it's being challenged but they prefer to rule that said if you have a testosterone level over a certain amount you have to take a hormone changing blood to change your hormones and she's going to fall under that and so they literally want to change the body that she was born with because they're saying your body what is unfair how far is that right that's crazy it's really really f*****-up answer the thing is when we make those decisions about what's fair and what's not fair there's no Baseline human is always a value judgment and when we were excluding some people that's almost all we always need to look at that and say are we discriminating there definitely is remaining is caster semenya always me look at that they are we discriminating there definitely is committing us cast WrestleMania


    Landing on the Moon Would Be Easier Than Faking It | Joe Rogan and Adam Conovor
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    never get so you know it's about how the moon landing at the moon landing could not have been faked it would have been harder to fake the moon landing then it would have been to actually go to the Moon because the technology to fake it did not exist like when we talked to a forensic film guy right he's like spends he's got like a guy f****** Oscar for you know analyzing old films right and you walked us through the Shadows are parallel right diverging you know the clothes lightsource the Shadows with different but one of the big Arguments for the moon hoax is it the Shadows intersect the Shadows indicate multiple light sources well that is because when that is a reflected light used to be a full-on moon hoax or I fully believed we never went to my tuna breakfast mentary that was on Fox TV while I was on news radio is like 1995 or something that I was f****** content my favorite ever by the way that is a unacknowledged classic I watch the whole series like three times that show is soaked I'm sorry just go ahead back then Fox News actually aired a full one hour show called conspiracy theory did we land on the Moon and it had me fully convinced yeah it was all this s*** they showed like the same background being used in multiple Moon missions That was supposed to be a completely different parts of the moon like how is is possible it supposed to be like nowhere near each other but they have the same background and that is it looks like the astronauts around wires and it looks like the light sources are there multiple light sources in the shadows are intersecting and that you know all the f****** astronauts when they came back they did this Apollo 11 Post flight conference it looks like they're completely full of s*** I was all in dude all in all in and now you're all out but we also found that they did fake some things for publicity purposes photographs that were used that were photographs from tests that they did inside a warehouse with all safety equipment then they blacked out of the safety equipment the background and pawn those photos off as spacewalk photos but I think that's overzealous publicist it doesn't mean no one went to space what's the simplest explanation if you did fake some footage Seattle to Bainbridge Brandon did you actually go outside on a sunny day when you have a single point of light like that with light-reflecting you will see two Shadows of yourself going a different there's one dominant Shadow and then there's a there's a secondary one but if the shed if the sun is actually far away right for the main Shadow you will see the same set of parallel set right light like that you would need lasers you would and you would also be Blazers because at the time all that existed were red lasers right they had not existed in that invented anything other than red lasers right so NASA would have had to have multi like multi-decade Advanced laser light technology in order to fake this another part of it is that cats with no Cuts you know and at the time that was something you could do with TV but you literally couldn't do it with film that there was no way to record film as this right there's no way to record TV at the time get live TV and you had recorded them right so if they were going to record it in advance right and then play it back they would have needed a 6-hour long reel of tape right commercials and I don't believe so and so they would have had who was but you know you would have needed like an enormous film canister do you know that I didn't exist but if anybody's going to have an enormous film canister would be those f****** posters at Nasa of the Moon argument is that we and Technology to go to the Moon. They had decades ahead of its time film why can't you accept that they just went to the f****** Munoz at the end when you go through all the things that would have to happen right in order to you having really go through and look at what is the simplest explanation of the Moon cuz it would have been easier I don't know if it would have been easier if it was impossible to go to the Moon it would be insanely difficult to fake no doubt but if you had an incredible budget and if you had someone who really had the very top of the food chain knowledge terms of special effects what you did in 2001 when was when was that someone come out 171 or something when does that come out in 2001 the even given again this is like filmmaker saying this technology of the time the specific features that we see in the moon footage are not another part of it is Princess the slow jumping right to slow boom boom you know you're on the moon right the big argument that the Moon truthers make is that it was regular speed footage and it was slow down right and there's this dude on the name of it but if you search up Isaiah filmmaker on YouTube right now just breaks down why I like the ability to overcrank and like shooting slow mo like that like didn't that wasn't helped them cameras work at the time you know and so you know who slo-mo back then you're good at your good ask questions cuz you asked me to get into details so I don't have to put up my head that's the argument that the dude next formal back then you're good at your good ask questions cuz you asked me to get into details but I don't have all of my head but that's the argument that that the dude next


    YouTube is Unmanageable | Joe Rogan and Adam Conover
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    gets to decide what is offensive what is now I'm sure you're aware of the learn-to-code Fiasco oh I learn to code and it was really mocking this idea that people are telling coal miners who are losing their jobs you know haters jobs in computer programming and we should learn to code and then learn to code it got connected to anti-semitic remarks and 8 remarks and I am inside and out his level of Internet this is nonsense you know because that doesn't mean anything formal education that is ridiculous but I mean the fact you get banned for life for saying that. That's actually even more ridiculous and they try to create like a if someone if someone who look there are anti-semites out there right they do try to come up with like ways to indicate antisemitism to each other that other people want to text so you know what I mean you know slang basically a nurse line right and at some point someone needs to be able to say so but the contract the contradiction that all of these platforms have right is the early days of the internet member the early days it was like people were really concerned that people would start suing website because what was on the website right like like thepiratebay the big torrent site you know like you're going through cuz you've got DVD screeners on there because they would DVD screener you know what I mean and so that was a big concern the other days the internet right and so we established this President I like none of these sites or don't have responsibility for that right there just to help people connecting two things they're not the people doing the bad shed right you never be able to win the pageant not the people who made it possible to find the bad shape right now though we're in such a place where do all these businesses built themselves and they do have YouTube right we don't make anything that YouTube we just give you a place to upload your videos right so at first find a way to take down the anti-semitic you know white supremacy videos right or right but now they're so so many of them right and also not only that YouTube algorithm is directing people towards them and YouTube is selling ads against them and making money at them right and at the same time like these B's music fest right and at the same time they're still trying to say but we have no responsibility for that happened and you are directing people to that content and you go to system that's making money off of that content did you guys have a little bit of responsibility now I agree that the question of who polices it or whatever that's an extremely complicated conversation but like that's what I'm to say but he's coming to have it both ways they're trying to say we have no responsibility for what's on the platform but also we've allowed this kind of content to go up you know I don't know if you two prophets on anti-semitic video so I don't know why what I talked about in my show they demonetizing aspect of YouTube that affects people whenever anything even remotely controversy controversial they started they started doing that up until like there's a case of talk about him I show a year or two ago where they were like running Under Armour brand Under Armour ads on like white supremacy YouTube video so you know what I mean and then decide what kind of look good on a day say obvious anti-semitic things in these royalties we're obviously not that anybody would be pissed off about it yeah and so that's where the demonetization thing came from right because oshit now the people actually pay us the advertisers are pissed off right to okay let's put a Band-Aid on the problem and lets demonetized videos right here's the problem now they're doing that they're just right there you shouldn't that's ever happened a ton and a lot of s*** is still could get in through the cracks you know and again there's an okay we did what we did what we had to do you guys didn't solve the f****** problem because now people are pissed off again right so that is the vine that these companies rent their based on this premise of we don't mine at moderate anything but when you do that a lot of s*** comes in and now you're in the position we're sorry it's still your house has happened in your house dude take some responsibility for it and I know you're the one who do the party totally unmanageable on YouTube and how many different countries are uploading videos and you know some of the Isis beheading videos I want to do the party that's a good analogy the scale that's about 200,000 kids in a house totally unmanageable when you think about how many different people are on YouTube and how many different countries are uploading videos and you know some of the Isis beheading videos and they stay out for a little while


    Joe Rogan - College Athletes Should Be Paid!!
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    network will let us do anything we've been on the show for move it on the network for four years only time they ever kill the show was we want to do something about the NCAA about how the NCAA shouldn't kill a student kills right players going to be bringing water to the announcers getting paid except for the players right so clean and the guy who literally a blank on his name but the guy who created this system right who like formed the NCAA later when he left he compared it to Plantation slavery he was like this is like slavery what I invented you know there's no justification for it at all it is bananas we want to do that topic for a college episode we pitch that to TruTV you know what air is on TruTV every March March Madness March Madness they said no they said they said and here's the here's how I look with myself I say look I will never take a note until it's the only absolute answer I can get today said No I say I really want to do it tell me no again you know what they told me no again I was like if the president at work tells me know then I'm not doing it at the president at work told me no NCAA on your network right about they're worried about pissing off not to the NCAA Athletic kids in college yeah people used to go to them heels it's insane most of it is based on the performance that the school has in college sports these people who are you know I'm a f****** you know blah blah blah I went to school there and I'll go team assholes throw s*** tons of money and there's play the lore right but who doesn't get the money is the kids right people who play the game all they have to do go if you get through here you go to notification and then you get to go to Pro Sports especially in football for college football who make it first of all with a body that's functional after 4 years of 600 f****** pound dudes laminex slamming into you as we we did as Sweden episode on football in the concussion too and it's not just concussions right it's like just a little hits right it's just a routine tackles you know I mean what happens every single time you do that your brain you gotta think of it this way your brain is riding your your skull is a car your brains a passenger your brain doesn't have a seat belt right every time you run into somebody boom your brain slides forward a little bit cuz it's not wearing seatbelt bumped into the bounces back and even that doesn't cause a concussion it cause a little a little hurt every single time right and so you can never get a concussion do that over and over and over again and you're going to end up a CTA NCAA participantes approximate number to her draft-eligible is down to 16000 346 and now down to draft picks it's 256 so we're talking 56 out of 73,000 make it to draft picks 1.6% make it from the NCAA to the majors 1.6% ridiculous NCAA two major Pro 1.6% that is f****** crazy Miners and all that, crazy that's wild 10% 7 KR draft-eligible and then 7 joint a7r drafted the number is in terms of baseball participants vs footballs baseball you don't get hit right yeah unless you get hit by a ball most of time your injuries just from running or riding a bike that yeah yeah it's just not especially if you look at that 75,000 number if you look at for how many kids are playing in the NCAA High School football I don't know the number but it's got to be ten times that already has been drafted to the Major League Baseball but he's also projected to potentially be in the top 5 NFL picks what should he do it's up to him obviously but players like Deion Sanders have been in both leagues in a both the same time as like play baseball that's better for your life cuz you're less you're less likely to like have brain damage ever talk to f****** baseball player retired like talking to a regular person quarterback. Champion basketball player those guys clearly have the best of it like out of all the major sports basketball players cuz they I don't know about that but much more grueling schedule physically running and shooting every night you're sprinting you doing all these different things baseball so much more leisurely


    Joe Rogan | The Effects of Negative Male Stereotypes w/Adam Conover
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    problems that men have are different than the problems those guys think men have right so for instance we did a segment on stereo. Wheaton upset on stereotypes Uncle Adam ruins of sitcom where we talked about different you know we talked about Siri text via you know survive a cheesy 80s but we only had a stereotypical dad you know like a home improvement type dad you know and what we talked about is like those there are ways that men are being harmed by the sort of narrow idea of what a man is you know for instance men have a very high suicide rate right and specifically loneliness is a health problem for men like older men like my dad write my dad's he doesn't have a friend I hope it doesn't hear this you know he has like work colleagues he's got my mom you know he's got me he's got answers that people he's friendly with you know anybody is the best friend you know who doesn't who comes over to watch you know the Red Sox with him terrifying to me yeah and the thing is loneliness is associated with early death know and with disease right and like when you look at the way that we bring up man men are social I cannot have relationship with each other you know yeah I mean my route like we talked about from an early age so briefly on the show but we could have gone into a whole episode on it from the early age researchers have found this that little boys when they're very young are very close with it for very close friendships that are physical right oh that's not how boys act right and girls are still doing that with their friends are still holding hands with their friends you know they're still you don't have any close relationship like that boy started a little bit of different distance you know and easy to say when your teenager that's being gay and you're gay but I haven't even younger than like kids have a notion of that you know they're really seems to be a deep down way that we bring up boys of like I don't get too close to each other you know what I mean that's a little weird just a little weird for boys to do that would you die from eating at the very subtle and very subtle but it's Universal I mean in America it seems to be and you know I even thought that myself like I've often had an easier time having close close relationships with women rather than men almost all my good friends are guys have a lot of good friends I mean you're lucky if that's the case certainly am not getting really into it emotional at you know if you don't feel that way that's fine I felt that myself are pretty tight with people well when the point is that like there is a trend especially in older age right it's a male or female is more likely to have less friends than my mom's age I mean I think that's one of those things where I would hesitate to make a big conclusion but I mean we can draw a link between that and you know that men are sort of like socializing I have you suppose friendships but that is a serious problem that men have been in face right another one we talked about is stuff like no drinking and smoking friends since those are behaviors that are much more pushed on many others are much more advertised right and those are dangerous hurt you physically and can lead to an earlier than the and can result in bad Health outcomes for us you know and it's so funny how the store look like men's rights people you know they're they don't talk about that stuff quite as much violence and and you know people being hurt at work and stuff like that like men having dangerous occupations and that's and that's tough true is true as well but like these are the more subtle ways that you know men are are hurt by the sword of narrow expectations of what a man is that we put on then he met her like this you should be like this you know and some of those Herman do you think we still do that then I'll still put a narrow expectations of what man meant totally that I told him that you I think we might be lucky here in La you know because we can sort of like live anyway that we choose I mean you clearly live exactly how you want to live which is great you know and I get to as well but I think that you know we're lucky in that were so self-actualized you know what I mean that that maybe we Face a little bit less pressure than then you know your average Joe Cross the country I don't know of anyone who's putting pressure on men to not be friendly with other men that seems so ridiculous to me but the two ended deny camaraderie obviously in the military it's a huge aspect of military service is the Brotherhood men for instance in courage to not be emotionally vulnerable with with her friends friends since like I think that's something that's like going to bring it up when you argue multiple things are real things are real that is real to be intimate and to be vulnerable and explain how you feel but then sometimes you shouldn't be just f****** complaining about things and go do something and it's not necessarily you being emotionally vulnerable as you like to say it in such a normalizing way might it might just be being a b**** I need some pressure I think most men need just a little bit of a motivational shove in the general direction of success and happiness in a lot of that is overcoming laziness and imply or applying some discipline to your life I think those things are very manly attributes it turned out to be good for you you know I think there's a lot of I don't disagree with you about about some of those aspects being good for you blanking on the name of this podcast I can I can look it up if you want but a very wonderful podcast about philosophy philosophize this talk to you about it but I'm really wonderful podcast where they were talking to this guy who was in the military and PTSD about how the idea of a man right was just a phrase that he would hear a lot in the middle and nation is the name of the podcast episode called dma on hi-fi Nation really wonderful podcast about philosophy and talk about that idea of being a man right what does that mean in the military and to overcome adversity right don't complain too much rice got a problem solve it yourself the same thing that that idea can doesn't give men the tools they need to deal with PTSD right I can actually exacerbate PTSD because it means that they're not trained how to reach out for help you have those problems situation it doesn't work so well when you're out of that's an arrow idea that can lead to a bad outcome sure but that's basically what we were just saying that you know you should be emotionally vulnerable and know how to express yourself with your friends and be honest about how you feel about things we all should know when you're being a b**** and he has to stop every 5 minutes cuz it hurts like come on man my foot hurts to walk which is not what I had in mind when we started hiking I got to be a b**** right yeah yeah yeah but let me just Soldier on being tough is exclusively a male we would like to equate that to one of our best attributes being a f****** man what if you're on that walk with a fun to hike with a friend right now and your friend is legit afraid of heights I've been on we had some very narrow but he was able he felt able to share it with me right if we creating an environment where you're not here yet but hey if you really in distress or you can share that with me and some men feel that they can't do that and I remember when I was younger you know feeling well I really have this problem but I can I said to my friend because they're going to make fun of me right and that sucks and so my goal is to and what that segments that we did about Manlius was about was saying hey if you if you're a man and being a man to you means you know being confident being assertive and stuff like that great qualities not bad qualities at all right but we want to expand the notion of Manliness so it includes all the different ways that want to be a man that is as wide as possible right because shut it down right that's the problem cuz manliness like instantly becomes handsome aggressive in a muscular Hotel commercial idea and womanliness is more like soft and kind yeah we know you don't think of it sexually right but if it was so let me just give you my example I personally I love taking care of other people right with me and my me and my girlfriend been together 10 years one of the main things I left you in our relationship is I really like cooking for her you know what I mean I like taking care of her that's like something that I enjoy right that's the part of my manliness that's like how I am a man do something for and cook for you going to associate it with you and providing goes back to that you know classic sort of value that I was brought up with a black that's a manly thing to do right is still like be kind and be nurturing you know what I mean but play means a lot to me. It wasn't what I was brought up with and so to me it's important to like expand you know my notion of what it was really a big deal for me to like realize that that was part of what being a man was to me and I noticed that like you know for instance like let's just take the example of like young kids entertainment like growing up you know like it's cartoons and stuff like that like the female characters are the ones we're taking care of other people and the ones were kicking ass and I like kicking ass sometimes too but I realized at one point I was like I didn't have like model to that as a kid of like here's a man who takes care of other people emotionally or you know or in a caring way you know that's a pill the did the idea of Manliness or like what it entails and the problems that people would have about that on the outside it's almost always problems that are being imposed on them like with the ideas that are being imposed on them for people who don't like the way they live I don't like who they are or want to mock who they are how they live in someone's too emotional if someone's too introverted instead of celebrating out of that guy's different cool instead of that it's the bull the mocking and in cheating on them the jock type Behavior yeah we associated with being the negative aspect of masculinity totally sick masculinity is which is the phrase it gets tossed around but I think this is a human's I agree that's really where the problem and it's not specific to beautiful advice column just guy who this guy doesn't ask Dr nerdlove but he's does a really good advice column in and said hey I'm with a woman she's you know a little bit bigger like how you know that I've dated in the past I really am interested so cool but she's not my type I'm not normally into women like this and that bothers me that she's not my type right even though I'm into her so much she's not my type what do I do about the she's not my type and I loved answer he wrote back and he said dude she's your f****** type you like her right you're into her you think she's a sexy woman right the problem is you were brought up in a world where it's not okay for men to like women like that it's not okay to still like women who are her size and you've ingested that your whole life and now you're hating yourself because you were told something that is about what's okay for you to like and what's not okay for you to like I really related to that you know because I remember feeling that way about girls I dated like I'm into her so much but oh wait is she not is she not like attractive right Am I Wrong to be dating her because she doesn't fit what I owe you know the sort of like set of parameters for what an attractive woman is right about what people say that they've been told is wrong right I really related that I was like man that is really a good point I have been told that my whole life and it has I've allowed it to control who I'm attracted to to certain extent you know and that's a mental person that I want to get out of you know and you know now have the benefit of little bit older you know and I feel like I'm in less mental prisons that I used to be I feel like you're in no mental prisons at all at all I feel like a lot of your listeners you know I have broken out of them you know but especially you know I have broken out of them you know but especially I think back about like when I was 16 years old and yeah you know you're swimming in that s*** and you don't know the question that you have a lot of time and effort are shows about of getting people to question those assumptions and those things that you're being told without even realizing you're being told them


    Joe Rogan | Are Alpha Males and Beta Males Real? w/Adam Conover
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    1 people got really mad about this is this really the one we got the biggest reaction to and then I'm a little hesitant talking about it cuz it was such a shitstorm every time I do I don't know actually kind of done as a topic and like we've gone through it is really it is really backing it is big but no we didn't want alpha males we know about dating and we did one on how the idea of the alpha male doesn't it shift in humans like if you talk to any Anthropologist any biology sociologist right then be like are humans organized in a social relationship where there's alphas and betas pseudoscience that you hear people tossing out and people went ballistic on the internet because people that sort of like built a edifice of ideology in their minds about like their self has their Spade as I'm an alpha this is what now is like this is what it is like you know and dominant and more confident and and then men who are introverted and shy and more nervous and anxious and then scale and some in some situations you know the situation so confident male and an introverted anxious male who has problems with social anxiety is going to be the same I don't think so necessarily but Alphas right in animals what is that it's a social hierarchy right when people using to describe when they're saying alphas and betas they're saying like confident strong secure people and people that are anxious and not like people talk about alpha males and beta males right there specifically bringing in the language of like evolution of biology and zoology of evolutionary psychology you know and they'll start saying stuff like welders alphas and betas and women are hardwired to be attracted to the alpha you know because that's what it's like in nature like they would be using that language and there were pointing out if that's not scientific right it's not. yeah you don't think that women look at like pro athletes in like big strong athletic men and you don't think they're drawn to that for evolutionary reasons I didn't know I don't actually I think that men are drawn to women with small waist and big hips and large breasts for evolutionary reasons easy I think what that is is that's an easy intuition to come too if you're like looking at the way people behave right but one of the things by evolutionary psychology is it's the most common mistake to look at the way that people do behave and say the reason why we behave that way is because Evolution says that the best way right that's their argument for instance argumentative essay argument that was like that were used to justify slavery right that like oh because you know whites and blacks have this hierarchical relationship in American society certain shape of bodies dismembered attracted to different ones and do that I don't think that's very attractive but that hourglass shape has been throughout time something that men are attracted to I think that hourglass shape has something throughout our recent cultural memory that we tell each other that men are attracted to right that's when that's when we're that's what were told from an early age to this that this is a sort of women that men are attracted to truly are you don't really yeah I wrote this route. But that doesn't make any sense to me that's so non-intuitive I'm all about the where do you think this does narrative of men being attracted to women with large breasts and a small waist and a big ass where do you think that started because this is like evolutionary biology is pretty much settled on the idea that the reason why is the large hips would indicate that the women be easier to give birth having large breasts in a large acid indicate the he has she said she's fertile and then she has a Tampa fat storage in the right places if she's going to be pregnant and carry children does all these like evolutionary biology reasons why people attract a certain things why a woman would be attracted to a tall muscular handsome man good genetics very strong and confident to take care of her always things are based on evolutionary biology question is this is an assumption that we the public make about how evolutionary biology works right thing that we sort of agree on while we we is like there's a there's an idea among the public at this is true I don't know if it's a scientific idea that's it that's like you have I've had conversations with evolutionary biologist attitude tall men that are muscular and confidence is because that is what so we saved you throughout history with only makes sense doesn't it it it will just because it makes the point of our shower right is that just because something makes intuitive sense doesn't mean that it's necessarily true right the truth of that simply because that's what you know everybody agrees upon Ryan if you ask girls like what are you into didn't you say a few that are you into tall muscular confident man were also nice to do Jesus Christ that's going to be off the charts like most of them you know I'm really not sure that's the case of women and the men were equally kind and equally intelligent and friendly you don't think that more woman would be sexy attracted to these tall handsome men with great bodies I'm not going to I'm not going to say that like the first of all you're positing like a value judgment in it that the bodies are great writer like are women attracted to attractive bodies if that's the question and then I would say fit look I mean it's a it's a hypothetical certainly athleticism right is something that is attractive right that's not that many people find attractive not everybody finds that attractive and I don't think that we can necessarily recent backwards to at like a specific evolutionary relationship right because the truth of what those evolutionary relationships are is like often a lot more complicated than you know our immediate intuition about it physically pushing back against in that segment is like the really sure of unscientific you know about Alpha and beta exactly where people you know just internet forums lecture to doing amateur pseudoscience right saying like this is how the relationship between men and women are like designed evolutionarily a very very simple level like the alpha and beta social hierarchy Theory right that like humans are organized in the social hierarchy Annapolis Road Metro even someone who is the person who you deposited right the person who is athletic and confident right the high school football quarterback right versus the high school football nerd will take those two people and then put them in a different situation right of course the high school quarterback is like on the top of that social interaction right looking at the sort of you know classic Wolfpack model they're the one who serves her to run in the show any other guys like hanging out in the bleachers talking to his friends right or talk to nobody cuz he's a he's a beta in that situation right if you take that kid and then you know send that kid to like Nationals or whatever you know and that kid is so I take the the quarterback character and you know she's suddenly like you know from the little Podunk town right he's not from the big school he's like way down the totem pole right that person is no longer going to be in that Heights social hierarchy rent and if you take that back in your take echinacea set dungeon master of his you know dungeon dragons group right that that kid is going to be open in that situation right that's how humans work humans aren't organized intuitive like little pods that stay together for life in this one person is down at the whole time and that's the simple point that we were making in that piece right that when someone is told somebody a fact when somebody stole the fact that contradicts like a really deeply held belief it can often caused them to disbelieve that even when it's true right in fact that fight back even harder if the fact that is being debunk is literally part of your identity like that you believe a really really deeply it's incredibly hard for you to just believe it right the classic example of this is like you know Shawn hand Sean Hannity doesn't believe in climate change right well you know what actually don't know that specifically what Shawnee Sean Hannity things but climate change was just a somebody who's made their whole career on climate change doesn't accept all their friends are in the anti-climate change Community right they met their wife and anti-climate change fundraiser you know what I mean they make their money to write a book every year right now climate change is real risk of ending all their relationships changing their whole life right because if they were to say okay you know what actually I'm convinced climate change is real it would lose all their friends their wife would leave them they would lose their revenue stream they can't possibly come to that conclusion right and so they fight back so super hard right and have built their whole lives on the edge of the alphas and betas I'm an alpha I'm not going to be a beta right and so you know maybe they had were in a bad place in their life and through this model of alpha versus beta they started working out or they started you know improving himself a little bit right and maybe they started acting will it work on another in a relationship right all those things can be true with the idea of alphas and betas in humans not being scientific right let's do when I tell them that they fight back really hard furious people started this is political likewise Adam ruins everything getting political map I don't know what the hell they're talking about I have no idea I have no idea what people were saying I guess I guess you know for some people it's become that but because they see it as part of like I don't whatever argument there in their heads are having about feminism or something like guys in dating right in life like this is not a real concept if you want to say I'm going to tomorrow I'm not going to tell you that's not going to help you out you know and you know I am a little bit reticent to make like a broad conclusion about evolutionary psychology right but I can tell you again go talk to any other products any biologists and eat you know sociologist is there such a thing as alpha males in humans done so confident people versus people are not confident I think you're correct and I think obviously humans operate on a giant spectrum and if you start going around saying Alpha and beta and that the idea that all Alphas of the same overall bettas in the same it's just as ridiculous as the idea synonym confident men's rights guys yeah cuz I'm like listen we have all the rights like


    The Origins of Adam Ruins Everything | Joe Rogan
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    alright thanks for having me. I really appreciate it I think we we came up there with the name together you might have been the first person to say it but thank you I'm really lets you know it lets you know that hey this is going to know you a little bit. Like I'm going to be telling you s*** that you don't want to hear that's going to make everything a little bit worse you know people watching show it grinds your gears a little bit to find out something I thought that was crap you know but then at the end we show you why you're actually better off knowing that thing and you're always better off knowing the truth in my view is was there ever and it was it was it 1 episode of Stan's I was being one that people got the most upset about there's a bunch of them I mean people get upset with us for a lot of different reasons we did want about how breastfeeding is in better than formula feeding its know they're both like formula feeding is fine you know and if the promised one of the things become a stigma to stigmatize now and there's a lot of people who can't breastfeed or who for medical reasons you know and the factors that form formula is like a scientifically proven wonderful way to feed a baby and if you know someone's choice or needed to do that there's no reason to stigmatize if we go through all the reasons that that that's the case and yet people get a little is that for me the formula is like a scientifically proven wonderful way to feed a baby and if you know someone's choice or needed to do that there's no reason to stigmatize and we go through all the reasons that if that's the case and yet people get a little young people who should have an ideology about that you know and don't want to hear the truth about it


    Joe Rogan - I Liked Stephen Colbert Better on the Colbert Report
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    where is an interesting cat man a bunch of things rolled up into one because he's a he's a legitimate Catholic but yeah really Catholic despite all the scandals and kid f****** and all the craziness and then on top of that he's this character but now he's not the character anymore now now he's like a guy not totally playing the character with character comes in and out like a little Shadows yes it does what's your real thoughts on things cuz I know you is Colbert know you from The Colbert Report is hilarious fake Republican guy and now I'm seeing your mom not sure what's going on here man yeah I mean in late night you know I play a character on my show to that's like a heightened version of myself that's developed as like a very extra nerdy it's almost like me is Pee-wee Herman a little bit rock it's it's it's me as my younger self and it different what I do on stage and you know I can only imagine even though he's still he's like his big thing for late-night was like I'm going to be myself I'm not the character anymore still build a little bit of a character for yourself you know Surfer late night and so he had the same writers from from The Colbert Report and so he was like we're sort of like creating a new character how does this character work but I got to say the old show I mean he's he's great the old show was probably the best performance ever made by a single late-night comic because the way that heat when I watch it now if I go back and watch Clips I like the way he would do like three or four fast little turns and you know you know single line where would like mean one thing that would be some subtact said he would slip around he would do it like it was like watching like a figure skater who triple Axel so you know like watching him do that it was it was really impressive I'd like you more on The Colbert Report then I like him as a late night talk show hosts in the box that character and he was looking to do more and and I get it I also feel like man that cold air force more interesting than the Late Night show to me as economic and there's a comedy writing fan because the late night shows her just promotion shows that's all star all they are is hey Adam about what happened that day so the smartest thing that you're John Oliver right he was up for the Daily Show he wanted to do The Daily Show he was Jon Stewart pick for the Daily Show said this in the in the oral history book of The Daily Show and then Comedy Central didn't close the deal with Oliver and instead you know and John we have to just talk about what happened that day you don't have that much you don't guess what you can't have as much of a complete thought in 24 hours or in realistically the six hours you have between when you show up when you take the show right you can't say as much it's it's harder and so being on that you know weekly schedule and he's only doing 30 something shows a year right cuz they hiatuses that's what allows them to have those big long complete thought that Everyone likes so much you know I'm pulling out apocracy great I'll show it takes us we take us like 3 or 4 months to write an episode like we're riding 16 at once but like you know that's how long we have to think about it until we're able to take twists and turns you know we go into it thinking is going to be our angle and then we're we're diving in the research we have a wonderful research staff and is actually this is the more interesting part of the story and then we are have the time to go chase it that way instead right where is it we're on a daily schedule oh s*** while we don't have time to Pivot cuz we got to show rain overfilled time constraints like in terms of like the subject matter that I like matters like very very involved yeah I mean we try to do the most difficult topics we can't you know we don't hold back from anything but the only constraint that we have is at the show we got 21 minutes and then in between got commercials so we going to buy some for 6 minutes before we have to move on right and so that's the that's the only limitation that we have difficult topics we can't you know we don't hold back from anything but the only constraint that we have is at the show we got 21 minutes and then in but we got commercials so we can we talk about some for 6 minutes before we have to move on right and so that's the that's the only limitation that we have


    Joe Rogan | Trophy Hunting Protects Animals w/Adam Conover
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    I want to hear the truth about it we did one about trophy hunting animals about how can people people get so mad all look at the sky shuttle lion right and the truth is that in some countries not a hundred percent of time but in some countries they are effectively using trophy hunting as a way to to protect the animals because you know that that's how they are able to sort of like monetize you know in that place and you know get money coming in in order to protect the anime they're very specific and strategic about it and it can be part of a good you know Sherwood animal Management's you know strategy and it's being used to some success you know and yeah people don't want to hear that right it's still really hard and that's a weird one to me and I hunt yeah yeah I thought the whole the whole Lion and elephant thing like right right and if we organize these hunts what you got to pay half a million dollars for the rights to even go in there cuz I have to withhold male elephant was the issue with that giraffe that that woman that got it was really dark and unusually colored and was dark as was very old and older the giraffe apparently the males get really dark is really cool looking but she shot it and everybody crazy on the internet because you know she was posing and smiling with the after out but apparently that giraffe had to be killed because it had killed at least two maybe three young males and it was no longer of rabble breeding age so they they were in the situation where they didn't have the money to take it and bring it to a zoo somewhere and they would have gotten money from having this woman come in and shoot it yeah they did area where you know one of the problems that you need to have a reason for the people who live in the place to care about the animals kill one animal right now we've got a way to hire guards we've got to wait this is now a resource that were protecting right and that it sounds a little cynical but it is working in some places and both cynical in effect an effective and we have a we had we had a woman on from the iucn international Union for conservation to make big conservation group talking about is effective note some places you got a corrupt government what is going to park at the bunny yeah that's bad right but the point is just because the mere idea someone going overseas and killing and is not necessarily the worst thing in the world we have to look at the details the situation and it's a hard for animal lovers to hear animal everything like to hear that more than anything is that there's no other options not like a bunch of people are donating a bunch of money to keep these areas Clean and Free of poachers and the amount would be Nassif can donate money but yeah yeah that that's the when you got a problem that big and intractable as how do you save these animals you know and against habitat encroachment right again you know people want to farm on that land people you know people have lives right they're not sitting around going around going and so how do you get how do you get those people in that Society to to Really protect weather in some places are having success with a strategy and that's something that we can understand you have to approve of it and every single case and we can take that's really tough for us as animal lovers and that the character I'm talking to on the show says I still just hate the idea of an animal being killed right and I said yes to the Y right we try to dramatize that emotional you know resistance on the show like an emotional reaction that we have I also don't like the idea of an animal being killed brutally you know I think I'm uncomfortable with the idea right but main goal is to preserve the population these animals overalls that I'm going extinct maybe I need to accept that this tough true that once in a time once in awhile one Kathy shot to the head with a rifle maybe I need to accept that do the ride never heard of this movie that's a great movie the ghost in the darkness I feel like it's from the 90s but it's a really good movie about a true story about this guy that they brother bought the Michael Douglas character was brought in to hunt these lines that were systematically targeting and killing these workers that worked on this railroad this team of lions work together and start eating people wow great mode Alliance yeah there is Darkness biting tension that is a great hunter Val Kilmer's looking good there does pre Fatso Val Kilmer free when he went up to do yeah there it is Ghost and darkness fighting tension that is a great hunter tell Kilmer's looking good there that's open


    The Early Days of Jorge Masvidal's Fighting Career | Joe Rogan
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    been around for a long time my friend remember the first time I ever saw you fight was a backyard bare-knuckle fight in the Kimbo Slice days does the first time I heard about you and then I saw you fight Yves Edwards in bodog bodog fight well yeah Mike Brown what happened with them they went under because of the the whole gambling rules online change drive from what I heard what I heard was a spending budget this is what I what I heard Calvin are there was the owner both he put up the huge budget and these are just rumors from what I heard from the people working you know it was like a hundred million dollars for XYZ amount of years to get them publicity so people would see the fight and then go to the casino and got blown out looking through the years is what I heard and I wouldn't disagree cuz they used to pay me really good and give us super perks that you should give us some super perks you know take us to Exotic locations to fight be there for two weeks you plus two they fly I'll take care of you they really really took me very good carry so when I heard that they blew out a hundred minute and 30 years older guy could be enough but they were fighting on the beach with hot girls in bikinis and wandered around dancing but you were on the beach like in the Sun like what the f****** ideas to fight in the Sun but let me tell you the training session is it went on there were some of the best that I've seen the world cuz they so you would go and you bring two of your corner man and then somebody found that and then before you know you had like four people of your Entourage going with you from whatever team that was and everybody was doing that and we have a training place in what they had done was laid out tarps and mats and it was huge so we have like a hundred Pros 50 pros from all over the world just training and on you two know each other and it's okay you want to roll you know it gets competitive you know it was some great training sessions that I saw and that I that I took a part of me now why the world needs more of those they need more 1 FCS we need more Bellator as we need more you know competition whatever the professional Fight League is called now will they call themselves out as they used to be YouTube World Series Downs pfl I think pretty sure most the same organization yeah we need we need more you know but someone of that ilk someone like a Golden Boy promotions to start getting involved in MMA putting together to get some guys that aren't signed but are super high level with a big name with him to contract comes up needed more you know nothing you know that that's probably never going to happen again after the Tito and Chuck fight and doesn't look like but someone of that ilk someone like a Golden Boy promotions to start getting involved in MMA putting together we could get some guys that aren't signed but are super high level with a big name like him the contract comes up and they decide to do something with a big-name promoter you know it'd be good for everybody


    What Will Jorge Masvidal Do When He Retires? | Joe Rogan
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    I don't know yet don't think about it all I do think about it but the main thing is make sure that before me tired of my kids are set for life with their universities with their houses all that stuff that's number one go then when I retire out and I got a lot of options I can do you know I got to see which one I like the most cuz whatever I'm going to do obviously nothing out love as much as fighting nothing don't make me wake up at 6 so f****** run nothing nothing all have that loving me when you asked about the longevity just cuz I love it so much I don't have to work for that just I love it I love what I do even hitting the bag for 35-40 minutes and sometimes it's so far can newborn and monotonous if I got the right music going on I'm a little bit of water let's do what you know might have fun doing it you know so I got to just find something that my heart is so lean and I'm having fun I still haven't figured out what that is you know maybe ski every time I've seen the screws are trying to recruit me like you always this guy medicine we need this guy over here in our team so it may be scheming that she gets my blood pumping you know I hate it I'm brain centers I'm thinking there's no way I can get hurt when I'm on those things I'm just f****** going as fast as I can get her tits f****** snow losing a good hit the you like a good little low kick out of nowhere you know I worry about that was my kids some clodhoppers animated if they start young them forget about play when they like when they drop them off in the helicopter on my god oh that's ridiculous I watch the video the other night about a guy went down this mountain that no one's ever skied down before they dropped him off the top and he had to climb the first couple of feet down with the skis on before he got his open shoot I was like what in the f*** are you doing he's climbing like you can't just see this rocks everywhere and s*** f*** you is ridiculous sliding down I might end up in there was no time soon cuz those guys are a lifetime of skill but I wouldn't I wouldn't take it off in like I'd love to see one of those crazy mountains that are just f****** super duper Steep and just rip it you know one thing about skin is you could do it when you're old cuz this lady who was teaching my daughter she's give my daughter lessons at the ski pushes like deep in their 60s to skiing great I got a lot of catching up to do a broke his wrist last year and he broke his ankle two years ago he's always f****** himself up is that guy balls to the wall ways to stop your depth perception you know where the trees are so the first time I did it I was like super Grandma you know I can register what's wrong with you cuz the snow is all the same to write so now it just Fox for your depth perception so bad you think in the night I don't see the bumps I just feel him in that whoa whoa whoa when things when you do the mushrooms and things get pixelated we see like almost like a matrix around you and all the things that I would imagine that would f*** you up skiing you wouldn't be able to see all the creases in the snow and yet feel it out of a snowboard ski like in line like in parks and rec on ramps on halfpipe ski halfpipe G14 so skiing team very easy to meet in snowboarding not so much cuz I didn't skateboard when I was a kid I skateboard as a kid but I've never snowboarded but the people that do it they say it's easier to get better at snowboarding than it is to get better at skiing they said it's like it's hard in the beginning but once you get it knock the f*** out cuz you can't move your legs individually like you can if your skin and you land on the tailbone a lot to a lot of people tell me and if your snap loose and move your legs around fun man yeah but this slowing down part with those seems different like less options to slow down on love all that she has my heart pumping a skydiver anything crazy like that cuz I'm afraid of the heard bad stories about the lady how you are with the skin and got a couple buddies they got in her I got a couple buddies they got in her on the landing or skydiving or whatever I can't do that I'm fighting so inviting


    Jorge Masvidal Doesn't Like Trashing Talk or Ben Askren | Joe Rogan
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    you are obviously in the running for shot the title as anybody give you any indication of what you would have to do to get a shot it was mine or two to be next in line for the next one's is the city don't even mention his name on your show because I'm not going to make him famous use a f****** idiot you know but fight this guy leaning over the title so you have to find somebody else rhyme with Toby no no no no not as what I have to get that stuff I was scheduled if you if you say that you're f****** Joe your f****** idiot where you going to punch you in the face right better be ready for it you know I I'm just not going around disrespecting people I get taught respect because if not somebody's going to make you respect me on Friday these guys nowadays they grow up with these little things they can just say what the f*** do you want words carry weight specially my kid to read your stupid comments you know my kids have access to the internet now I just don't like them in one incident when Kobe won the title right Anna Benny me to comes out I'm khabib's Kryptonite I would smash him in some like that like for Sarge's you're 70 pounds are you f****** moron he's a 55 lb and you're not even in the UFC you know he's a he's that type of guy and attention w**** look-at-me look-at-me I don't even like his fighting style I like a lot of rush. Because if that's what you did in your imposing and winning awesome but when your sole purpose is just to hug somebody's leg as hard as you can and then I don't know what you think about the Robbie fight but he didn't win Mike Myers you know Robbie was asleep several times we wash up by several times I thought that robbers asleep for a second and then Usman showed it to me and then I change my mind and then Herb Dean came on talked about I change my mind again because her peeing the saying that what he was concerned with his way the arm dropped and that it was a cervical locked essentially when you have a bulldog choke puts puts of some serious leverage on your neck he's like and he seen guys go out from that and their whole body goes paralyzed and where that happened to and he came back he is he got his movement back again before why I was pretty f****** scary who's getting choked out and about getting his neck pinched it was pinching down the nerve he was worried that was happening with Robbie said the ways arm dropped because it wasn't normal and it goes it and they gave me some serious concern Ben askren said that he let go of the choke a little bit when herb came over to him cuz he taught her was going to stop at cuz he thought Robbie was out and he thinks that during that time when he let go Robbie came back to life which could have happy I don't know it's hard for me to say but I feel like in her being situation I think you did the right thing cuz of the arm dropping was f****** weird and it was a little weird but he wasn't out I never seen nobody go to sleep doing this you know that's all down in that position feels or was it this did he do this or was his arm down I don't know only Robbie knows whether or not he was out he says he wasn't so we have to also say he's in the middle of War Brian if it's up to me I want the guy to go pee sign with herbs natural defense maybe Robbie cuz you seen this guy do it as a f****** a thing you know maybe Robbie can be put to sleep from those guys that are weird like that. Just sharing positions they can go 30 minutes you're choking them in and they don't go to sleep maybe Robbie's I got all I know is he wasn't sleeping Michael chiesa said that when Kevin Lee got his back and they stop the fight before he went out you said I let my hands go cuz I was concentrating on my neck I was just tightening up by neck and and trying to to keep my blood flowing I think that was a little different was over there naked you know you're going to go to sleep but that one's not going to put you in a wheelchair non-special not from Ben's ass man so your take is on all of this trash talkin media hype s*** that you see going on now you don't like it I don't either don't I think I fast forward it's not like it's distasteful right now but if you just fast forward to the guys like me when I was 14 years old watching the sport now you looking at the door you're going to go up and think I got to do the same s*** I just got a f****** talk a shitload of s*** I don't we got to go to the gym that much just got to have a banging the lit social network account and I'm f****** golden you know and we see it you know Sage Northcutt for example you know great time and stuff but what he was getting paid out didn't make sense for a lot of Fighters you know why was he getting paid so much because of social media is but it's really bringing in those people into the chairs and into the TV because you have a lot of likes Universal things that are 1 than that not like to disagree with nothing but sometimes girls have like tremendous amount of followers you know do those numbers translate to viewers on the TV or or like butts in seats or any of that like I would like to know you know a lot of times when I've asked like people in the UFC Ceviche know those numbers on translate so why did I get my money you know I'm not the girls get more money in guys that they have like a social media presence of just getting more money certain amount I'm sure it does I'm sure it does guys like Colby translate mean he's he talks so much you know about the fights there's something to it I just appreciate being honorable and fighting their best and find the best fighters they can fight and they don't emphasize that s*** talking at all they emphasized the martial arts Jon Jones in a DC I love it cuz you can feel these right like each other feel it when Max Holloway fight the best in their weight class min-max is the best hundred 45lb ever and Dustin Poirier is absolutely one of the best 155-pound is alive and they're going to go after it and it was on something dog was beautiful with no barking just biding their fighting Shakin hands full respect before and after lighting up fighting Shakin hands full respect before and after and I get a lot of people like to have that I hate you syndrome wanted to fight so they don't want to shake hands a f*** you I don't like you know but when when they're giving so much attention to that WWF stuff and pushing you to the Forefront that you know and just to think that the kids watching it going to be even worse they're going to do it to the next power


    Joe Rogan | If Mighty Mouse Could Fight Jon Jones, Who Would Win? w/Jorge Masvidal
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    child about anybody fighting Jon Jones cuz it's like what you got you got to do is just there certain guys like in his prime and throwing them there's nobody there to widen came along everybody that they threw it on you like me what Santa singing to do to this dude when's Aniston got a knockout you should know calming when's he going to connect on this guy I think they were in that situation I was John you know we got of the Thiago Santos fights coming up thank you but it's just the interesting is that Santos is a murderous Striker what is he going to be able to connect that's that's what makes it interesting immovable Force you know I'm just going to stand right there in front of he's not going to go back or nothing it's just if he catches you catching a break each other take a breath breath of air TV thing is no 205 or can move like Mighty Mouse moves but you would have to see how can Mighty Mouse move it 205 cuz the thing about him never got no gravity is no gravity f****** with him when he's 125 he's it's not like Justin athletic Isaac Bowser everything is done just right you know you know it's not great but then there's Mighty Mouse athletic guys everything is done just right you know you know but then there's Mighty Mouse


    Jorge Masvidal on Ben Askren "I Want to Break His Face" | Joe Rogan
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    turn him in July the water. July 6th when do you or how much of a camp do you give yourself how much of like a fully dedicated just all in Camp before like 10 a.m. in the morning but I don't like to shoot man before my alarm goes off I'm already awake I want to break his f****** face man I want to break his f****** rib cage I don't want to knock him out early on I don't I just want to torture that guy man if I get the chance to torture him 14 minutes and 50 seconds before I stop them that's what I'm going to do man you know I just I don't like to dude at all met him a long time ago he's a f****** prick man I don't like him and there's not too many people like Jen and me just like he's one of them you know if I was just seeing right now probably wouldn't meet your friend over greeting you do you base this on how he talk s*** and just plays around tries to Hype things up or if you had a like a real conversation with him combination things you know I like I'm I'm the type of dude that if we if we train you go to American top team Joe and that's how I get lucky and I tap you out twice I'm not going to ever tell nobody that cuz I'd that's not my glory moments just f****** training I don't give a f*** about that I already forgot about that there's some people violate that man phone number of Jim American top team is it like he's that type of p**** you know when I call you talkin about Jim stores you can order at American top team after I dumped him on his head we kept pressing he had scramble me and he said it yet you beat me Russian with straight wrestling two-time National Champion you're proud of that you're telling people that you know and that just shows me his character you know he's not he's not who he pretends to be respected him a little bit and he had held to his gun lyceum London and as soon as I see my start walking towards angles I'm going to spare you another saying nothing talk to you fight then don't do me no f****** favors bro you're not doing me no favors say whatever the f*** you want when you want it you know and I dressed him and I went up to talk to me and you if she got involved he put his head down and they scored them out of the hotel and you never came back to that hotel you know any actually wish me good luck at some point you like right before like why you doing this man you're not that person. on social media portray to be you not you know so you're fake as f*** you selling something to the public that is not there obviously and you're a coward f****** this little that in there too and if people don't believe me tune in July 6th I show you what how much of a coward he is just to play Devil's Advocate don't you think that what he's doing is smart marketing to put devil I know you don't like it I know you don't like it but to play Devil's Advocate but it's cool he just wants validation wants to be accepted and I think half of what he's doing is corny on purpose all that boom roasted s*** come on man have that stuff is corner on purpose don't know that guy you haven't seen me I'm hung around with that guys just f****** coin eating this DNA I really do I want to hurt that. I know you do is going to be a great fight it's it's one of those interesting fight because you've got good Rec wrestling takedown defense and got very good rest and you got a good very good takedown to yourself but you clearly have a big advantage and striking so it's one of those can he impose as well can I get a hold of you get a hold of these f****** nuts man Uber I just say I've had numerous people talk s*** to me the password to say to my face and manner game respect whatever you call the whole way get said about you say it online then when you see me slattery's rapper Fighters that you see acting like criminals on on the social media when they see me what's up bro let me get a picture off f****** Fanboys out of a man I could have sworn you just mentioned in my name sing some s*** bro it's f****** nuts to me lose my mind right wish I could be. It should not f****** game either that s*** talking has consequences I like some it's fun I never lie I like went back and forth a little bit right nothing crazy like if I see him in the Street Run start f****** fighting and nothing you know is that what you mean by lady for just like you were going back and forth to each other proves it again by having the most wins most knockouts admissions due to study I don't think ice creams even yet to get to win the UFC you know I just think about it like if I had fought Robbie Lawler which was a great champion and has done amazing things in the sport since the start of Robbie turn out by the guy still fighting and I remember watching him in the back back in the day amazing amazing amazing physically when he avoided asking up the end dump them on his head and then started just driving his f****** Knuckles through his brain and it shows you how tough asking is the dude's durable as f*** man he handled that he's built for survival f****** her to man even though he's f****** bill is for patheticness too late too late f****** stayed in the lungs there right it looks like just another wrestling match with Jordan Burroughs after yours before he does this cuz he faked injury out you know he knows what he's doing he's a big boy you know I was like if you're going to fight your email and your teammates might come up to you and tell you that gay men in cop out of that fight you don't want no problems with that guy that might be what he's trying to do sugar smash level for after yours these before is that concern you might get injured doing if he does this cuz he faked injury out you know he knows what he's doing he's a big boy and I was like if you're going to fight your mail and your teammates might come up to you and tell you that game and I think you should take the end Rihanna Drake fake Tangerine cop out of that fight you don't want no problems with that guy in that might be what he's trying to do with nose man


    The Story Behind Jorge Masvidal's Backstage Fight | Joe Rogan
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    got into a fight with Leon you were being interviewed he was yelling to s*** at you while you're being interviewed and you walked over and one of them are things that I like what you said as he walked over your hands behind your back you like liquid to talk say what the f*** you want to say to me but then when he was standing in front of you like he wanted to punch you be like okay I don't know she's got consumed a lot of drugs or what that he thought that that was intimidating music was walking like this looking at me and like pacing back and forth and I'm trying to do my interview know and he asked me something about something a date and I say maybe maybe not and then tells me to shut up you know where everybody watching his back home from Miami that you should have punched him as soon as he asked you a question why your interview cuz that's my natural instant you know if your getting interview and some f****** idiot comes here cut your interview. What you should get punches slapped upside your head you know that'll teach you respect not to do it and nobody else can I shoot him easily done it but I didn't I answer this question but lightning maybe maybe not goes on to say shut up after that I can't take that my daughter might be watching this interview I've been telling her stand up to bullies your whole life don't go running to somebody in town I'll handle it myself and I'm going to see him again he's going to think you can pick on me got to handle it myself you know I'm in my interview man you going to steal my moment I just worked out here just giving you a butt out here you barely want to split decision in your own country I knocked this dude out and you trying to steal my shine like this. That's what I'm saying like and then he got famous off that which I hate so only thing I wasn't even better you know you just gone off inside let you know did it help me out help them more than anything. like it and if you guys ever fight and makes it a bigger fight for sure I can't even guess but does that like I beat number City I've been in the sport for awhile been beating up guys with that validate them to fight me when imma be the first guy to expose him to break his face until that moment comes you're you're talking about the business side cuz you're ready Shawn the personal side any day of the week I will address it but on the business side get to my level buddy put in the f****** world going to top 10 guy knocking the f*** out to dinner about getting in trouble for punching someone in another country I was scared out of my f****** life yeah that's why I'm thinking I was scared I thought this guy was going to kill me man scared out of my life yeah I get it I'm very cold blooded you know I get that from from genetics for my at my pops in them that was scared out of my mind I thought this guy was going to take everything I have you know I had to do that but did you worry at all about them arresting you or any weird s*** like that over there at me or another going to press charges. That's how scared I was one of saying these at him and his crew of hooligans you know I Hooligans Lawless people I had to defend myself I did everything in my right to defend myself who's won against like three or four Dudes and they know it it's on video understand I understand and so does the police say that Mew and nothing English English England before do it till fans going to get you know but it would be like funny and how they say cheeky and it was it was a great experience everywhere I went in the people are super super duper cool Brazil's Ruff so they're not into people coming over there


    Joe Rogan | Trump's MMA Ties w/Jorge Masvidal
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    Jason was an Oscar party that I remember Austin Donald Trump that's hilarious yeah back in the day son yeah Donald Trump and Tim Sylvia that's what he was a totally different character back then tell troubles like a fun guy like everybody like them you want to be like Donald Trump you f***** up can't president at huge mistake anybody you want enjoy your life don't be f****** president and I had to see you know he can disappear get facial surgery so message plus you get that with all the secrets of the CFR book Watchmen who's that guy inkblot what's the name of Rorschach that's right that guy yeah he comes to you comes to you with the Bona Via everything's in that book October 1st is Elvis still alive what about Tupac where the fun park moment he gets into going to ask about aliens cuz Trump sending conspiracies like easy on the Alex Jones Show all time and knows any conspiracies if you were going to be the president the first thing you'd ask is f****** aliens what do you got


    Jorge Masvidal on KO'ing Darren Till | Joe Rogan
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    Your Enthusiasm too because you've always been a guy who loves fighting and you always been a guy who mean you had that enthusiasm for a long time and you know that a lot of things you can capture my attention you're like I can't just watch TV for example you don't like a football game and sit through the whole thing you're not trying to disprove on it I just don't have that attention span or basketball or baseball fighting can just like I'm talking to you in a fight goes on and I'm just like almost get zoned out and I always had my attention since the kids since before I knew that I can make money off of it is just attracted me and that Primal Instinct survival whatever it is just hardwire deep into me and my longevity one thing I definitely agree to is not taking steroids man just being natural enjoying this ride the natural form you know not like pushing my body to its limits and I'm bench pressing 400lb for my ligaments are we ride like that you know and I also think God made me feel the way that I've been fighting my whole career you know right I have really good defense the last right it didn't show but I'm also like built Hardman I want that until Friday to bring the clip with one left hand in the initial After Dick kick them witches ground you covered up Shield great defense in the ground go back to your feet and you kept it together you know and the combination that you hit him with you hit him with that combination a couple times you would need is not something you prepare for that when you were switching and then throwing a left hand is that did you prepare knowing that without pain doing it doing it doing in this like a while ago and it is for this fight and I had stopped doing it because a lot of techniques we work on a lot when when the shooting when he brings me to take me to the table we're going to wrap it out 1000 times in a week in the next week the same thing to eat feels that I got it and they'll get a card cool it's it's there in the toolshed when we need it will polish it up so for this Friday's at gate remember that technique let's let's bring it I think it'll work here money you caught him with a couple times before you put them away with it I mean not with that one with that same exact 171 but I didn't I didn't go. Potter to the blitz you know I did it all the different ways you know and I also called him a lot with like over hand and left hook as he was coming in special in the second one I caught him I think maybe twice with that, so f****** talk but you are a guy who doesn't cut much weight at all like how much weight do you cut for 7 by the time I get into shape shape I'm around 182 lb 180 lbs will fight week and get away then I'm like 8 pounds away some seven pounds away and it's nice at 55 everything went right 174 173 pounds 5% body fat seven pounds away and I also like yeah it's nice I don't got any at 55 and everything went right when he's if I 255 I got there at 174 pounds 173 pounds 5% body fat the rest is just water Manu f****** kill me so I always feel that was too big for 55 you know I love because the competition was stiff there but it was just getting harder and harder once you took those IVs away forget it was no way for me to make that way


    Joe Rogan Recommends Four Simple Exercises for a Ferocious Workout
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    I know football watch the last couple months and it's going to be in better shape when I feel better I dropped my phone outside on the grounds realized I'm working out like this workout that I'm doing is Woodinville to warm up when I was an athlete like this wouldn't even have been a warm-up all that was pretty good the really good really good ones I don't have any affiliation with any of them so many of them but you can you can you get a 90-minute yoga one branches do yoga and it did talk to you through the poses great all the time but I feel like I've got to shift into lifting weights again no arms of motivated by going to the beach or the pool with very little clothes on white thought about Fox summertime yeah this is the part right on the side but I really just but then when I started getting after it being like don't be such a sissy like to work out but I wanted to do it more then I got into it then I'm like alright let's go now I'm going further and quicker but this is all been cardio ball cardio Snopes push-ups in a bodyweight squats really don't need much else really not really even doing more push-ups to bend a ferocious workout in with change grip push-ups sit-ups bodyweight squats just to just those things cuz I mean I have to get those chin-up bars that goes in the doorway yeah get a real one on people die hang a little tiny nails probably install them and sometimes you don't hit a stud little tiny nail is going right in the f****** drywall and you're hanging that thing over there and it's pulling on that sucker right in the side cuz it's pouring pouring down on the would be like sitting on the wood you know those ones that he had half of the for a recipe for a broken neck I feel like you should really check out your outside water parks have like those yeah bars a little set up so we can do Kelsey s yeah no joke you get to watch 17-yard whole shitload of that burn baby start counting down in tens and I remember doing push-ups when we were played football and you do you know 200 be like 200 breaking on a row now break them up in a row they would we do like 30 and then you have split them up and big-time workout crazy yeah I thought a lot of pushing too like your body has to be conditioned to that and if it's not a let you know your arm starts shaking around 19 a lot of pushing me to like your body has to be conditioned to that and if it's not to let you know you like 33 arm starts shaking the funniest part is hockey around 19


    Will Humanity Eliminate War? | Joe Rogan and Tom Papa
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    Inhumans like weather 200 years now A Thousand Years now was no war yes yes I do how do you see that happening well it's going to start with the cop cars with flags on them and they're going to idea that if if you want to stop like people fighting in the Middle East give them all the Comforts of a good Society let them be able to go eat McDonald's and sit in a coffee shop and all the sudden you don't want to fight as much that means Prosperity that means popping so there's no you're worse than ever before on the planet tour so we're headed in that direction so I don't see why not let's look at it this way what makes anybody decide to act as a group why would we decide to go a right what negotiations should we be having with someone in Germany like why why why are we having a conversation about anything you live where the f*** over there on the other side what would make people act as a group and go over and try to f*** with somebody else then right that's in another place like well we be rallied all right for any cause that there will come a time where that kind of rallying doesn't work that people will stop believing this is one of those very bizarre ideas that the systems that we've established for for human civilizations what countries or cities or continents were once all the boundaries that kept people from freely traveling all that once those are broken down no country anymore and then we take each individual we say can I see your paperwork where you got who are you where you from where you born do you have money or your drug addict ever been arrested and that they're allowed they could still do that that way that didn't exist if it was way easier to go to Germany there was a technology that would allow you like a person like you were made the same way we could drive places we could just fly into somewhere and land anywhere checkpoint station like when you trying to drive and daughter could fly flu anywhere they wanted to go if that technology existed good f****** luck keeping people from coming into your city good luck with all those rules are out the window and yeah all those immigration rules that doesn't exist anymore you won't be able to get them as a group as easily go after another group right because now there's no country basically there's no like thing the right we're not part of this that has to go fight that we're all one now if one person lives in a great spot and I want to give up their oil right right then it becomes a problem yeah but I only two that I can think of one and Mexicans are Mexicans and you get around your people and you feel it and you know it and I know who you are and we're part of that tribe and were part of that thing and it doesn't matter that we grew up somewhere I just know you was an Italian and I'm an Italian and I am with you and that is very different from that Turkish guy over there that thing human thing mystery thing of your own blood your own thing I don't think that's going to go away for a grow your old school and you bake bread okay thank you talking nonsense wafer roll your old school and you bake bread okay


    A Lot of Dongs: Tom Papa's Trip to a Russian Sauna | Joe Rogan
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    I wanted I wanted one of those friends jackets when I was in high school so I play football until I was a senior and then went once football season's over I buy half a year left of school and that's why I smoke weed for the first time start playing guitar and I wonder whether friends jacket they didn't have them but I did get a pair of moccasins for a little while I wore moccasins have beads they did not have beads but they have a little French to little tassels they were like it was just a little Fringe what's the purpose of Fringe like that's like when you think of a Trapper jacket right 1mg and Davy Crockett type dudes style of him wearing that shedrain and to dry faster when wet because the French asses here's a Wix to disperse the water or quills interesting wow derive from peers can clothing worn by Native Americans genius smarter than you now so it hangs down in the water goes through all the tissue in the deer and get to the bottom so those little things get wet but the thing that you're wearing the touch your skin is dry you think by now that the Fringe on their outfits think they don't give a f*** you are really hot body temperature is much higher than our spell really that's one of the weirdest things about when you put your hands on one oh yeah inside of them the really hot like if you're so worried like 98° nevermind sorry just with the bottom part of the cooking temperature 38.5 degrees with antennas I don't have a clue what was the what was the number 38 degrees Celsius Kira soltanovich very funny comedian kicks ass she's Russian she grew up up there and she brought me to a Russian like bathhouses beat you up sticks to level sauna so it's even hotter like up with the topic an addict in a sauna super hot and you lay down on this bench and they take these bushes and they will play with them and then they start beating you with them not a lot of pressure it's too it's so hot it you're in a sauna you're already really really and then that thing that thing is hot too and that things hot and with the with the steam coming off of the branches as they're beating your back it creates a little little pocket the kids even hotter so just brings your body to the high temperature you really are and yeah for about 15 minutes and you come out of there and just feel to jump in the cold after work into a cold plunge all the way under this really cold water amazing you have the Russians really like that Fedor Emelianenko was like one of the greatest heavyweights about his training what is it was that it was very old-school Russian like playground just like we did last time for playground and he Incorporated the Banya that was part of it like you see him lying there then beaten with stick there you go. Showtime so there yeah that's what I figured something out you know all the people that invented sonar they figure something out there's something about that extreme temperature that just it it's very good for you your ability to cooperate you feel better and reduces inflammation South Gray I went in there I've been traveling so hard over the last couple of months that's been knotted up to spend like I was like maybe I'll do this and then get a massage after cuz that'll really gentleman he like a gentleman and we didn't have time she had to go she was driving me she had to go do something so we only have time for that part when I came out of the the the Bania or Banja I didn't need a massage everything was relaxed everything and changed and just like 15 minutes it was great man I wish it was that I don't know if there's they have them in LA or not but I'd like to seek them out we were the only ones covered up everything going down skid steer in America what's in America can you do this yeah they were naked the girls are naked I wasn't doing here I was looking away cops just come in f****** masks on Amidon alert yeah they throwing those what are those gas canisters that gas canisters that soup flashbangs just grabbing everybody their dogs and pulling them out someone throws a tear gas canister explosion a room


    Joe Rogan Tells the Story of How He Got Signed
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    $5 a night in the comedian I was so much happier than when I had a job making real money to make a living with just stand up yeah Jeff started managing me then. Started making money like he get me books and places and doing I was working pretty much every weekend who is Jeff Jeff Sussman you know yeah I understand I do want you to be happy it's awesome so any pick you up when you're doing open-mic stood scrub and their parting ways and Travis like maybe I've seen everybody that I've seen in New York maybe I'll take a trip to Boston Boston and just f****** dumb lock when I was driving limos I wrote a joke that day the other joke and I called up my friend Oliver who is the manager of the club and it said he man can I come in and do like 5 minutes cuz I have this joke want to try out and he liked me so you hook me up and I went on stage and I didn't even know something was in the room cuz I didn't know he was in the room I didn't give a fuk I was super loose you knew who he was at that point I didn't know he didn't know he was just didn't I knew that there was a manager from New York and Rye that handled Bob Nelson I do a Col e g i probably freaked out and choke do you work to be there and then he took me to New York to try out he want to see me perform in some other clubs are you allowed to come down in New York because you don't know what yet it looks like the New York Comics were always like the Smart Ones I would like to side to be clean wasn't like you're clean, because that's how you think you're well if you want to get more work the smart moves right what is a crowd with so f****** Rowdy and so drunk and there's a dude on stage name was George Gallows hilarious dude who was doing a reverse s*** with with a banana are the slurping it like it was a reverse yet and he's doing this in front of you know these people are hammered Wednesday night or some s*** right and sussan says grab somebody you don't have to perform here and I said no f****** way


    Raccoons Are Too Smart for Us! | Joe Rogan and Tom Papa
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    like we love them love them find a spider you stop it you never go to a zoo and go into the moth house if you kill a ladybug you're an a****** out completely what type of person kills ladybugs yeah but you don't kill wrote I can't hang out with you that's on it why we racist with bugs because there's a such thing as Beauty okay that's why squirrels get a pass from rats don't yes bushy tail Styles was just because they found off the tails grow bushy people I can get you back little hands little hands and your little reptile tail we have certain animals we have we secretly want relationships raccoons we're smart women smart for us we're nice to them we were assholes switch to go to sleep in either trash which is he there conser Predators there's a skunk live in the back of my yard sprayed my dog oh no it's still there I think so come on bro man up what am I going to do hazmat suit begun we go to war measure your hand without small in relationship to the size of your head he's adorable though isn't he is cute love poems like look at look you think I've stayed out of your garbage no way look what I'm working with do they have opposable thumbs but didn't quite seem like five fingers well that would that would really hurt f****** suck but one of them is chipped from biting you in the head you think you could fight it off to the death immediately immediately my nose thing I've been thinking these things are coming after it's my whole life so if he makes a move it's on 2 water balloons raccoon switch to touch increases when their hands are wet which might be why they always wash their food while I just washed my hands and now I am going to touch you when you sleep touch you and your children sleeping with my five finger


    Joe Rogan and Tom Papa Impersonate New York City Rats
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    the other pizza wrap these famous rats are disgusting to yeah they're pretty gross that's yeah oh yeah rats many rat is more or somewhere in the neighborhood of his many rats is there are people really 8 million people and there's how many more as many or more cheese does lotto number today stick around for like 20 years to the documentary showed how they send young rats to try out poison really you don't need on that street because they're digging it up whatever they little ecosystem dying somewhere else I would imagine you are a must be so hard to keep them out of the restaurant it's got to be so hard I guess maybe leave some in the dumpster for him like he give a little friends with monsters put the head the girl onto the the stakes Kong what is interesting one of those various sizes of them they didn't think there's any there three because it'd be too big to go to move around alot physiological limit to their size just say how long they live average about two years when it two years in the wild up to four if you have it as a pet crazy kid just loved animals and she would just ride her bike around in this rat with just be like on her shoulders of Jesus Christ rat lady let it Let it Loose in the wild how long will it take.for how long would it take for a domesticated rat to adapt to living in New York city sewer 40 seconds hey joke get a load of this one he's not even look at you you're white you're Brown feel like a f****** dog over there you better than us don't you


    Joe Rogan | What is the Future of Social Media?
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    memory link wire thing that Jamie's worried about the first when you get it then he's going to like organize to make sure the net worth of Marcus Brownlee and Lou from unbox therapy they'll get it first and they'll put it on and then they'll start running the world that does not have it the girl in and no one else gets this send his case yeah it's something's coming yeah man what's going to be who knows what's going to be more and more data you know Sam Harris has a really interesting podcast it's out it's either the one that's going on right now maybe the two weeks ago and it was all probably find it it was all about privacy privacy and what's the difference between the way different tech companies approach privacy respect how Apple does it oh yeah I mean they apparently they do it much more to give away any the trouble with Facebook's was called I was reading a thing yesterday that you know you put the doorbell things on you know like ring you know that recordes people coming up to and they said you know you think it's cool for you and your family but the UPS guy all these delivery people that are getting their picture taken and sent to a database every day these people are being monitored all the time so well it's good for you it's not that great for these other people that visit you this guy's name is Rodger McNamee the trouble of Facebook's episode 152 really it's very interesting cuz it goes into is about how tech companies figured out how to tap into a resource that no one thought of and that resources your data how much is that worth what turns out it's worth f****** Untold billions right it's one of the most valuable things you can do to people you could find out what people are in to get ahold of and we kind of gave our consent to the understanding yeah and they got in through loophole in this is how they're able to make you know ungodly amounts of money just because we wanted to have that cool feature so you just say yeah he was taken from me in 40 is what it is like what is it what are you doing with data spearmint in what makes people engage and what makes people commit more to get really into these polarizing subject and then you once they start looking for those subjects in those subjects are showing up in their feet Flintstone interacting with these things the more you interaction more Maury it shows up in your feed and all the while they're profiting on enraging you what they do Facebook Pat and uses image recognition to scan your personal photos for Brands oh my God with all your photos uploaded multimedia objects physic objects within the multimedia object and promoting the uploaded multimedia object from a user's news feed to a sponsored stories area that's what the patent was awarded for for sponsored stories wow that's crazy Facebook's newly patented technology can theoretically scan the photo spot the Starbucks cup with the health of an image object recognition algorithm and then sell that info to Starbucks alerting the coffee giant of the fact that you liked it product will they're already doing a version that with your searches Yang's you looking at you know when you go through their brows and they're already doing that voice your phone is listening to you all the time if you have Alexa in your home my kids and we we do it all the time like if you talking about something and then all the sudden you see I was performing in Boise until we're talk about Boise Boise Boise and then everybody on their Instagram was getting an ad for vacationing in Boise yeah we don't understand yeah so it's already happened by the time you're upset that it exists right yeah it's it's in Full full force right now yeah yeah it's really weird it's really work it's really weird and we're just talking about it this is just we think it's you're just in your home you're in a private place yeah will be the concerns 15 years from now. How much more invasive is going to get before we even recognize it's happening yeah cuz this is this is something to do the listening in on things is that something that people didn't think about before it happened right now they know it does for the face recognition thing is there's a lot of articles on that and how that you don't realize Galaxy Note 9 has it yeah iPhones have it yeah yeah and you about it put in my password anymore it just looked at my app they also have one that's an iris scanner on the Note the notes cans are irises are we can cause hyper realistic masks be used to I don't know if it's going to help the face recognition by think people using them to track it and do fake stuff and like to know if you commit a robbery with a tan and Bryant yeah so couldn't no one could see your mouth moving have that thing on sunglasses but why even my iPhone gets through my sunglasses I don't know if you wanted to Rob someone and have something like even with the facial recognition software would would think that it would legitimately think you were somebody else hopefully now and what about Philly for when we're doing our crime we're trying to Rob so hopefully not as criminals it's crazy it's going to happen so fast to let me know you know this is so new special effects technology that allows people to make faces until look how beautiful those things look but yeah so close to a person yeah that would be crazy that would be cool to be crazy see if it can open up your phone look super creepy but oh that's so weird an immovable that looks pretty real though I mean a little creepy but that looks pretty accurate that's crazy I wouldn't look twice on the street


    Joe Rogan SHOCKED By How Much College Tuition Costs
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    he found out that like Stanford and Harvard at banded together to try to stop this one coming out cuz it would kill their business higher universities right yeah oh my God I really makes you think I'm like what that do they really need this is expensive o-jama they really need a degree and all of this I don't know it's a weird businessman because I don't know why cost so much I'll tell you why because the administrators are all making bank is that what it is yeah because they have to take the student loans because college is more expensive than ever before it's that haven't changed running the University of the teachers were it's the administration of these giant universities are making so much money they're making millions and they keep cranking it out and they keep the keep needing to up the up the raid and then they make money accessible for the students through loans and then they keep feeding themselves it's horrible it's a horrible corrupt system and it's some it's also subsidized rent will the government subsidized or unsubsidized private education private education the holdouts omastar a year a year is it $70,000 70 ft for the year yeah that's like that that's that that's the online Google search thing that's 50 plus your room and board plus all the restroom if your kids f**** off and if you kids just doing bong hits of my father drop me off to school at school and I was like a software that drove me into my stuff and I was eating and lamia bong hey light up as soon as I walk in my back there and haven't even dropped eyeliner with my lighter in this huge flame comes out almost like a fire like I forgot something I forgot a lamp in the van eyebrows burnt off what did you do in the two minutes thanks Dad see you later oh my God and that's without like if your kid and your kid back and forth and all the rest of it and look at the expense of personal in miscellaneous 1400 bucks for the year we just read things that you're interested in and then you never get like a real Base education I do have a degree in anything then go to college I did it I guess I realize I was doing a little bit while I was still doing stand-up like when I swallow I started doing stand-up it was really only so that people didn't think I was a loser right I just wanted to let people know I'm doing something I didn't pay attention at all right all I was thinking about was martial arts competition and then it would stand up for a while yeah transition right there it depends on what you want to go do like there are certain you want to go in the water you want to do certain you know Madison there certain routes where you need a degree we really need a degree and there's definitely something good to going to school and being around other people from around the country and all kind of thinking and for sure it's all positive but you should not go into debt I have all these nephews that they got out of school $30,000 in debt start of your life as an adult the worst 30,000 in debt they can't keep up with the payments so then the interest kicks in and after four years now they owe 50,000 and they're constantly chasing it and now they asked their parents to help them out and they have to Generations no in certain places yenser around Sue really depends on what you trying to do right is going to be a doctor think they care yes I think they only have it's well maybe never don't jeopardize your future for this degree you can get degrees they'll be important to help you but you should not strap yourself with debt wise advice yeah very wise advice and she's like how about you work harder and just pay for it and I won't have to be in bed cuz that's a good thing for clever the business. That old show business hey everybody's crazy they just better at hiding all day good living at it and there's not a lot of people that are learning the skills anymore that's what you should go to or do something you really want to do something you really want to do yeah maybe you don't want to be a plumber should I be a requirement that they know what they want to do before they go into college know what college should be is education would it really seems to be more like prepping you for the job Force as well nowadays at least in a certain segment of the population you're you're getting these colleges are also like socially indoctrinated kids socialist ideas and a lot of ideas that you know just contrary to what probably their parents taught them so then there's this internal dispute and who's right and who's wrong and do I rebelled against my parents and yeah social justice Warrior Kids on Campus and yellow kids are just trying to find who they are yeah there's definitely when you walk onto these campuses even just a tore them out and went but you got the personality of each University is so dominant as soon as you walk onto the campus and went to some small really left liberal arts schools and you just feel like the posters and everything you just like as a as a white male you're not welcome I was just kind of free-flowing and everybody's just it's into this they're just all about the football team you ever seen the posters as a white male you're not welcome here yeah we're at my daughter's room you can really learn from going on these campuses like oh this is well indoctrinated into whatever Vibe the campus holds and get social points for like following those ideas rise was as hardcore as you can yeah it's really interesting if you take yourself out of whichever way you lean if you mean left you can say while it's cuz they're young and passionate in the right feeling right like other babies and they're being taught by Pete who never made it in the real world the only Justin Academia yeah but just look at instead of looking at like that look at it where you don't have a f****** dog in the fight I just stepped back and go this fascinating but people are just trying to change an influence people's thinking and behavior and some of it is to justify their their own thinking and behavior some of it is because the people some people just like controlling people getting people to listen to them and some of it is because they genuinely think that this is for the best for the human race since all these things are competing together why you have some people that are activists you mean to not annoying at all he like God damn you really cool cuz they're doing it with the right heart right there you're not following their ideas right them and they're those are the keywords it's about them and their status and their power over you and yeah no I know there's a couple people you know a couple people I know that have gone that way so hard that you can't even have conversations with them on both sides it doesn't help or more


    Joe Rogan - Louis CK Could Comeback Like Tiger Woods
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    doing great comedy like he can't you can sell out by can Staples Center right now multiple times in a row with crazy she doesn't want to doesn't want to just doing comedy clubs just working he could easily come back like Tiger Woods easily right now he said something describe Matthew Hussey did some creepy s*** but I don't think we know exactly what happened either and I don't know but I do know is he could sell out Staples Center yeah I think most guys and fans go all right man Trevor talking about someone jerking off in front of you just imagine a woman jerking off front of us now you can't because it's not the same cuz it was the only reason why a girl can jerk off in front of you and it's hilarious it's cuz she can't rape you see if the guy is jerking off in front of you most guys are bigger and stronger than most women obviously there's some variables there but most guys are bigger and stronger and men make all the rape women out there rape and dudes right it's all men so if a guy has his dick out and he's jerking off skin that's why it's Gary the house and for whatever reason she doesn't want you to watch this you would laugh and you would come back and we would talk about it what if a guy is with safety have a daughter and your daughter weighs 110 lb different animal and she's with a guy and I want to jerk off in front of her and he asked to do it and she says yes cuz she scared it would actually happen and see he hasn't really said anything other than the stories are true and you know this come from a guy that sounds like like that but you have to think like that as a human being right yeah but I'm saying to you is by the first thing you think of cuz you have $2 right but I don't think that's what he did I think from I can't say too much because I don't know but I think he did some regrettable things and I think he would admit that but I don't think he did what a lot of people are claiming he did in terms of that's what I've heard how often he did it or who he did or what the circumstances were but it was either way there's no ending when it was bad what's the punishment for that you know how tall is jobs TV deals 35 million dollars in a year working people still still he's fine I've heard that argument that he's fine like compassion like when do you when do you let some explain themselves when do you when is it enough is enough or should he have to do something what would people like someone to do y think they're mad because something like his it's only a year and then he's back and killing it because she's so good at comedy cuz I quit tiger was right people hated Tiger but it was also the material that got leaked when he came back if you were upset of the jokes that had learned joke yeah jokes though whether or not he says the f*****-up thing to say is part of what makes him really funny and if he does that a real life too it's not it's a style of Comedy man mean it's just like a Quentin Tarantino has a style of making movies his style, is this a f*****-up thing so that compounded the fact people are upset at him that a year ago you know he just said he was going to take some time off and it's um I don't think it's really important to know that I don't know what happened you know he knows and they know and it's never good when someone's upset that you jerked off in front of them that's definitely a good time stinky burps that there was such a quick turnaround like a quick turnaround man I mean not as a comic does a normal person I can imagine that he's going to live another 50 years write a year a year at a 52% right


    Rogan & Schaub on Ben Askren
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    you know if I've been asking can really hang with Jordan Burroughs still dude like yeah and I'm laying everybody who rolls with them I've never I never even clench with them but everybody who's done everything with him out the clothes I can't do crunches like that hug you do when you hug a dude over under a little bit just to feel it out but they say that it's like he's got four arms does he do this ridiculous molly-whopped world champions we all know that's how good his wrestling is I mean if you see that fight with Robbie Lawler so f****** bombs that guy trucks f***** understand why they still figured out a way to get ahold of Robbie Lawler's neck you still figured out a way to get him in a headlock once well herb said that first of all her being is the s*** nice guy couldn't be nicer but I love his perspective so laid-back and needs his ego is so healthy like 20 talks about things like you you don't see any it's very reasoned like a wake me up roaches cutting off the Carotid artery this is a manipulation of the spine that suck it a bit of a neck crank and he's think about that he was talking about like you look how he's got a hold of the head and how is he goes what I'm concerned with his if someone's going unconscious Pro from some nerve she crank like apparently he had seen a guy who had got neck crank like that and then afterwards I couldn't walk you like couldn't move it came back but for moments before moments he couldn't move these issues I think about them like exactly exactly like he's hurting he's the gold standard Isabel's tenants Big John McCarthy and him and Big John doesn't do anymore so it's just that we think about an aspirin says what he says is that so that's nasty dude that looks terrible that's nasty with the way he's holding on to the head like that and and cracking your neck I like that they're not very bad position I like that you have to rent I like I disagree I think that I agree with herb stoppage and I see the that the arm went limp but then the sun came up then as soon as you let go Robbie jumped-up Usman had me convinced that Robbie was never out but herb had me convinced that it was too dangerous for him to allow the gun he wants to arm drop in that weird way you side with her you have to side with her right because that is a special circumstance see I looked at it in terms of and I even consider this most talking to respond that I looked at it in terms of it's just a joke and that's a neck cramp me to so but still at I'm talking to this pain that I looked at it in terms of its just a joke and Herb with no it's a neck cramp me to sew


    Joe Rogan | Stylebender vs. Whittaker w/Brendan Schaub
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    85 son he's not like you like the perfect size Whitaker cuz he still can knock out anybody but he's got awesome cardio and paste onto he's strong he's not as strong as yoel Romero be strong enough to hold them off no one is who is the Cuban gene pool to get that cuz Mountain from Game of Thrones Jean pulls out there man admitted to it do they chew deuce on this planet and get me to fly to Australia to there's not it no dudes on the planet I want to see what occurs a f****** animal man I had to be in to an almost fight with a hernia and a ruptured ruptured rectum right was a ruptured rectum hernia major injuries I got a tear in his ass what you think about the brain from sparring just think about getting taken down while trying to throw a Kik you'll and f***** up on your hip and rip my ass home to rip your a****** diagnosis and I never asked I wonder what I don't know what the odds would be August Tsum Whittaker's a slight favored in that fight I would say so yeah I would say even did well based off with Calvin did based off Whittaker's to fight with you LOL he's been the only got ahold yoel off although I did think that you are one interesting Michigan a 10-8 almost out hurt him is staggered we didn't see him do that to yoel but but he didn't want more rounds and survive. He survived the one where it's like fighting you watching a fight and one guy is really f****** a guy up and the other guy never does that who do you think won that fight you right you can't but do you think the guy that just moves around a touches them with the Jap not saying this with Whitaker did but just as a what if I just moving around 4 for round he's touching you the job at Lake kicking you and shutting you out fight in the street but then in the fifth-round you knock him down four times you beat the f*** out of him and he's running away from you his nose gets bloody you end the fight with your hand raised without a mark on your face either guys faces Pizza baby I think of my boys like Tampa. where is moving right right right it's a good question cuz I quit how much is that round were as a sport. Yeah right what is it cuz as a sport a scorecard you have to be like how much is it worth for a guy to really take it to a guy and almost stopped empty I don't I don't get to be more draws I don't have a problem with a draw right. It's worth more than a point I think it's worth more than two points I think it's worth a lot it seems to be like 1017 big deal right around where it's like a lot of feeling a lot of touching you know this and then that and you don't poke example first-round Anderson Silva vs stylebender for sure but it was it was around where they were feeling each other out of the way it was not one big moment worst oh my God stop and just taking over this fight is almost done so that's 10:9 but yet another fight where a guy beat the s*** out of a guy and doesn't drop him and they have exchanges but the guy gets rocked and hurt that is that 1099 barely survived but if it is 10 a.m. I think anymore tonight at ten 6 or 7 then get dropped its energy argument against what I'm saying against it Frankie Edgar vs Gray Maynard the first one right drops him as a badly hurt in the first round Frankie manages to survive and come back and went up round to win the fight with exceptional but it is except but the only thing is your fault that you haven't they do at 10607 right then get dropped if you got to get on energy argument against what I'm saying is you're going against it Frankie Edgar vs Gray Maynard especially the first one right Gray Maynard drops him as a badly hurt in the first round Frankie manages to survive and come back and went up round to win the fight at 6 after know it is exactly what kind of like if you gave him like five points


    Joe Rogan on Nate Diaz's Future in the UFC
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    katana look at Nate Diaz when they get this boat load of money we can't come to fight this power is sports too hard for a won't do it to keep to keep them hungry we got a payment very often it only happens with Ronda Rousey or Conor McGregor or some gigantic huge star again Nate Diaz and then you have to be a rare to so few of those guys there so few though the idea that you would try to pay people less because you want to keep them hungry because if they become giant Superstars and they're not hungry then they stopped fighting the one I pay him or so they have an idea star still get paper think they also have crazy demands they do they want to fight who they want to fight they want to do it when they want to do it and there's all sorts of jockey and going on back and forth mean I don't know what happened with Nate Diaz and Dustin Poirier but they were supposed to fight the members fight then it doesn't get injured but so Nate was scheduled for a fight and he's never pulled out of a fight that he's been scheduled for as far as I can pull out of that fight what if he did fight Nate Diaz would have Nate Diaz beat him the Nate Diaz could very well have fought Max Holloway maybe Saturday night maybe you know and you know what I bet it would have been in that was it that was Too Faced. I bet that would have been a very entertaining fight to God oh my God that would be an incredible fight man f*** that would be a great Friday fight w a great fight yeah Max and Nate would have been insane but Max was going to fight Dustin Poirier and they know he could be looked up your big fight Dustin Poirier if he doesn't fight khabib if for whatever reason they decide to go with Nate over khabib they're not they're going to do to khabib next September well maybe could be bites the winter or the winter rather fights Nate that could be possible to Theory yeah Max and Nate would have been insane but Max was going to fight Dustin Poirier and they know he could be looked up your big fight Dustin Poirier if he doesn't fight khabib if for whatever reason they decide to go with Nate over khabib they're not they're going to do to be next September well maybe could be fights the winner or the winter rather fights Nate that could be possible to if you really still want Tony Hernandez inmate Tony Ferguson


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Lil Nas X's Old Town Road
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    will be just tell me about country music that some giant country rap song called Old Town Road Old Town Road Lil Nas they took him off cuz this isn't country man but then he linked up with Miley Cyrus's dad what's what's his name dare you I think what also had to do it this is he used at whether he did it or not I don't know but he use the video game Red Dead Redemption and some of the cool graphics and then made rap song country rap song it's called to cold country trap is what they're calling it that's why are the different thing but death notices in a Country Song take it off and then because that almost like Streisand effect it got bigger so they date who who took it off billboard did why did meet the qualifications of Country Maid country huge came right over demption to but what a great idea to wrap over Red Dead Redemption that's a genius idea he said want to go to the to the paper vendor and get a newspaper and bake his own bread I take that what is this Manson recommended daily Ray Cyrus whistle weather Coachella I played it I'm sure but like I saw that little the yodel kid was singing the song like he's even caught on it Disney hit forever animal Hannah Montana Forever which made no sense I put a wig on nobody knows his glorious locks glorious locks that brief moment in time


    Joe Rogan - I Love How Inspirational The Rock Is
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    The Rock The Rock you need to 19 movies and movies this year 22 so inspirational to man you know what he's you know how he's not he's being busy I count how often is he home and he's so inspirational oh that's true yeah it's hard but it ain't easy why do my schedule it was super motivated and motivational and he's always getting after it I love it he's always getting after it but I wonder what it is in him that you have to do this many movies when he was young on hard times and you never forgot and that's that's who he is now he's part of what who he is is not just the things that he accomplishes but how we make people feel like that guy he's an inspirational person I think the same you say about Kevin Hart in a lot of ways fan for selfish reasons to though did you check those boxes I'm not saying it's a bad guy but there's also this this ego everyone has an ego that he has to fill I'll do that she gets in red carpet and talks about it talks about kicking ass he talks about how everything's going great you know he talks about that whole lot getting after it but whole aspect of it short for like you got to be doing some of it for yourself but he's also what he's getting out of it is his when he gets out of it but what he gives out of it it's not just entertaining with that guy what's interesting is he's he's also super motivational right like if if you lead by example when you had an action star you just had the guy that you went to see in the movie and you saw like you no sew vest germinator they would do interview that relate to him I would be kind of interesting but it wasn't this kind of thing the rock is The Rock and he's also the rock on social media and he makes very good use of social media because he's amazing Alex right to the f****** camera and you could tell he knows what he wants to say but he's speaking from the heart has a plan which might be the best but on the other side of this Will Smith right to the f****** camera and you can tell he knows what he wants to say but he speaking from the heart has a plan so he's interacting with people in his son even better than this which barotz might be the best but on the other side of this Will Smith he's fantastic hold up okay so the movie is doing all right but it's grams the new shitt right now focus on this and it's I mean


    Joe Rogan | Jeff Bezos Ex-Wife to Get 36 Billion!!
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    family so that Bezos do is burn money to do whatever f*** you wants you so much money although his girl has half now she's third on the list of richest swai fish can make out to be sick did she initiate like a billion dollars somebody that she had way more nobility Good Billy Young yeah we like top 10 richest in the world walking psycho have you seen y'all around the world have you seen that we ask that PMS is amazing that's I want that send me that picture I know you're a picture do me a favor and send that to my phone I need to see that been that great put that as my American flag with that I'm serious Banner have you seen his new girl yes up Halle sure that got you about 40 billion dollars but you'll be happy from now on f****** Gene doping and they got a backdated to a 24 year-old Bezos and it looks thicker shoulder caps running 85 years old running s*** looking 30 how much money do you need a billion billion dollars and is enthusiastic and still has like this drive to succeed how much is he worth when you start getting that kind of momentum that's why companies like that's why you get people like Elizabeth Warren but don't know too much about a politics but one of the things that I do know about her is she wants to shut down or break up some of these big companies you know what's up yeah I forgot what big company she was talking about but that would be an example too much power how much of an blood so much about you probably want to break them up play outright see someone they start a business they want to kick ass they want to make a lot of money and then they do and then they keep going and then they get to this point where they can make more money more easily more often and they just keep going keep going and then we get to this point where if you hit the right River at the perfect time but the most ambitious person ever at the helm and you got this f****** boat running running down this River just passing Everett that's where you got Amazon with right basal is the perfect guy at the perfect that's where you got Amazon with right basal is the perfect guy at the perfect time with the perfect adjusting to the role of Scrooge McDuck he's in cheesemaking right he's like


    Rogan & Schaub Review the Mayweather/Tenshin "Knockout"
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    what is real 100% man who is fighting and she seems funny crying and rolling around on the ground at 1:26 can poster Boy come out really the beastman attention is really a striking genius I've never seen him so it's kind of McGregor smaller and in Japan that the fact that this kid like 18 is all crazy and then f****** people up including knocking out World Muay Thai Champions them to the wolves real early on okay let's watch this and tell me tell me why you think this is fake I see a dude who's so much smaller than Floyd look at little he is way smaller smaller Floyd is not even purpose of course, can knock him out come out so it'll be the next big thing to she's a great kickboxer but not kickboxing he's boxing never had a professional boxing match so he's just tried to put it on this kid he's walking down he's walking down looking for an opening this the first round Floyd why would you relax him Pete f****** cracked a dude who's a legit 30 lb lighter than air but he he he he crazy crazy and the kids even try to fight back he's just not good enough man voice tan right in front of them with his f****** hands up the kids got no chance is much smaller no experience against a guy as good as Floyd and Floyd walking as you should know we've all seen guys get hit with s*** that didn't look like much and they go down we've all seen it get touched on the chin and they fall down Floyd look at this is Marvin Eastman never that lot of people said that was fixed 100% legit dude this is a hundred legit fight this kid got f***** up by the best boxer of all time none of this made any sense in the first place but that was sent so you got to make that's real funny that was pretty legit question will the next to work right now left hook but that was sent so you got to make that the real life that was pretty legit I guess that's a real God. First one at that first ones question will the next to work right now play out in slow-motion what happens if you see a left hook of mdworker and Floyd moves in and their legs tangled up a little bit and then Floyd hit some of the right hand when he's on his way down that dude


    Joe Rogan on TJ Dillashaw's Apology
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    she's apology yeah I did what you think well I mean at least he's just straight-up admitting that you have to do your kind of guy f***** up about it and oh I do have to correct something someone wrote an article that said that Cody garbrandt found out the TJ tested positive for his Fight 2 and Cody went crazy I think I got duped by a clickbaity article we all got to the Articles like I should have been more responsible so my apologies to TJ so they had I don't think there's a been another one that they tested tamales positive but they're looking into it now here's the thing movie up to it this is something that I know EPO is not always tested for correct Andy Dana would he say cuz you saw it as expensive as f*** you a whole lot you guys aren't yet he didn't know you every time we paid this much money for you know not to show up guys at 3 in the Dustin you're not testing every time we paid this much because I had no idea yeah well, can't see you everything's been looking to have to take it from here to be cool bro next thing you know everybody's back looking thick thick & Juicy going to go back and see if they sell the samples for when he did beat Cody and test those pretty PL this is what you and I were talking about we were at the store when like how far do we go back dude I'm telling you Joe you don't want to go down that road Stephan bonnar UFC 2 that the snow fight that catapulted the second cuz you'll see this but then again test all the football players test all the baseball ball screwball documentary narrating it there they're telling the story and they got these little kids playing A-Rod and playing them in this f****** great marriage story that you know what man when everybody makes an agreement to not cheat in there testing you all the time to try to make sure that you're not cheating don't you think that the environments different now than it was before you saw it was in was initiated it. good thing I'm putting words in your mouth sprays that question out a way to cheat what does PEDs in sports is no different than a referee or judge or gloves they go hand-in-hand people at the always done PD's or enhancements was in every aspect whether it's football basket music surfing tax it's just what humans do especially when the odds are so high that this little thing can help you achieve maybe it get you a victory but you know and then also what with with TJ dillashaw's thing granted we know EPL is illegal with this is this one's a little different tested positive for like steroids or whatever so I kept straight up steroids because if you and I engage in a fight and we have eight me to train in go to Mount Everest or where the f*** you want to get your red blood cells higher and then fight me back at sea level but I just stay here injectors red cells you know the difference is that if you operate at sea level and you're taking EPO you will be able to work much harder and get more rounds in and you'll recover much better if you are up at altitude the problem is living in training really at high altitude you can't put out as much output with a night of the fight working at the sea know why do people have more way more yeah I've been closed have a stroke from that stuff made me about young cyclist that there were just having Strokes when the boys I think is Lance Armstrong that maybe that was sick that was my friend salami to know bike racer in the middle of the night to discuss how guys think that's why I got it. Everyone was doing it no I think other people are taking EPO and they're hoping they don't get caught that's what I think I think it's still cheating correct and I think I don't think everybody's doing that I think there's a lot of guys who are doing it honorably A girl's got to do it honorably you know I think you could get it in your mind but I don't diss it just is what to take for Max Holloway it is what it is right it is what it is what it is it's cheating he did admit it. He did that's what it is but I mean I don't even know if have a point I don't know if I do either but it's but it's the guys trying to I was going to say the guys trying to provide for his family but so is everybody else Cody garbrandt LED you to this because his card has been great since he was a child with his brothers wrestling background at what point along the way was it 6 years ago 652 go to do think you need to do this in order to beat these guys well let's we could look at one thing that we know that he's been doing he has a rigorous strength to get a shipping program that training will have that drink Edition program please don't you have an issue with that I understand your issue but that s*** is off-the-charts crazed if doing wild stuff and medicine ball work and Plyometrics on the stuff in TJ looks like a f****** beast when he's doing it as workout with with his with Mike yeah they do crazy s*** today yeah yeah I mean I'm not justifying it what I'm saying is that in order to do that kind of work like to put out that kind of pace your body's going to have to have some time to recover in between workouts or if you take EPO that time of recovery is diminished quite a bit acquainted Nowitzki guys to put in more work so it doesn't just give you more cardio it allows you to recover a dinosaur so you can train harder and you know as well as anybody that sometimes the difference between Victory and defeat is just having a little more in your gas tank just having a crush it that little longer Camp not being injured of the last couple of weeks we lost some cardio you know those awful feeling well if you had the opposite of those awful feeling of not instead of being compromised being at hand Dinosaur Train harder and you know as well as anybody that sometimes the difference between Victory and defeat is just having a little more in your gas tank just having a chat that little longer camp and I'm not being injured or the last couple of weeks we lost some cardio you know those awful feeling well if you had the opposite of those awful feeling of not instead of being compromised being enhanced here to help you think


    Joe Rogan | The Latest on DC vs. Brock Lesnar
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    can't f****** wait when he goes I am ready for heavyweight Hanover's Francis going to do what are we going to do well there probably if it doesn't get done the talk is Steve Bay versus DC cuz the Brock Lesnar deal is not done now in that whole process cost UC Game of Thrones I'll give you some more spoiler I hope it happens CBC July what's up and drop them into Oblivion he was 48 years old but I hear you I hear you attorney bar and he didn't he he tap the referee didn't stop it Dana White the stupid music not black Brock Lesnar next and left when did this happen the pre-conference yeah yeah I need some spicy man I get what you're saying and I will get out the Brock Lesnar. I would rather see Stevie but you know I cuz you're a purist and I like you but not me I'm Express Hilton me sir out of respect cuz I know he deserves that he won he defended the title more than any human being has ever held it he's the number one guy in the heavyweight division so you have to rate him the greatest heavyweight of all time if you even look about accomplishments he's the grey UFC heavyweight of all time trial just because he's done it four times okay you know DC beat him obviously DC it supposed to mean if you if you had a rank him you know like right now 1 through 10 think I'd like the all-time greatest most accomplished heavyweight we wait it's deep that you got up to eat out will Cain never defended as many times as deep a did the question is did Kane beat the better guys then he be Junior dos Santos when Junior was young he would vote for a been through those Wars with Kane right because by the time they got him Junior had been in some more than Junior has look really good lately looks amazing but you can never discount the that damage I'm not saying that he's not as good now I think it's still phenomenal now fight knock knock knock knocking that m*********** out in the way he did it looks good man is JDS Francis of ESPN card that's not a pay-per-view I think that's f****** is ESPN I think so much do a f****** and he stopped I'm going to watch it knocked anybody out like that to it's hard to say what the problem is with CPA the problem is is DC spot what twice since their fight Siri just been chilling when you rightfully deserve a rematch and what if you get hurt while you're taking this fight was he you know you had this fight and you get hurt knee surgery then you're out for another year and the DC loses it and thinks he retired he wants to fight him again and the way to fight him again is to hold out without the smoke I don't know I'll see the UFC wants to fight DC again that's the way it seems all now in hindsight cuz reservar happened challenges not going to heavyweight but he's throwing up third choice in all this waiting for that just f****** with everybody he's getting his name out there he's learning from Connor C I think there's more to it I think you'll see was fishing with hey you got into fights deep Engine with you f****** stupid and let's fight Johnny Depp John I think it's more to it maybe they did have some preliminary discussions as to whether or not the to engage in fisticuffs maybe they did that's a great bite big fights man but the guy doesn't deserve to be forgotten no not at all but it was one of the most impressive heavyweight title defenses a because Francis was on fire he was so dangerous but just be disrespectful boyfriend's his head world have to be


    Joe Rogan | Why is Jon Jones Talking Trash to Stylebender? w/Brendan Schaub
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    hellbender in Jon Jones why are they talking to each other and started it yeah John did it originate start start with John he came out the interview and goes. Boehner's looking good he's fine 8520 matter of time before I think we cross paths which is silly and then stylebender I think TMZ asked him he's a guy or one goat and another one started but if you're John why you been engaging in this well scraper John because you want to let everybody know hey I'm the best m*********** on the planet has a car that's about some of that mean he's active now right now right now right long ass f****** career as champ and it's the best ever correct when tested positive that long suspension all that time off should have made all the Legacy that he could have laid down and I now I think I think he's just f****** Jason Isabel about it however talking to 83 Pounders kind of silly to say that an interview I don't think that's that I don't either Jones is the hot Cheeto senior in high school in South Bend is the new fresh when you saw it and it's like Mean Girls like f*** that dude it's also I wonder how much of this is like they all agree is good for business entertainment these s*** talking back and forth into publicity for fights they are there is real s*** talk in his psychological warfare but it also people up to know and like the khabib fight all the craziness that led the obviously that backfired when khabib try to plug it was it was talkin is irrelevant it was yeah it's worth something to wear something green hit the style bender and Jon Jones did decide to fight one day if that's worth something to both of them agree agree and 205 doorman to John's a giant 205 in the world with these could beat up by six of them in tonight so find out 183 or it's weird yeah well obviously wouldn't be 103 stop and it was going to do it I'm sure you want to put some put some weight on the magic just that such a nightmare but that's what makes stop in a special cousin the same as Mash Halloween cuz I'll fight anyone in this is not a knock on Santa's or you know the Olympic competition at 2:05 is really nothing there you excited about is just not you look at the other divisions Santos going to be a fun fight + 700 + 800 so you know yeah it's it's one of those things now where you got to find contenders for John right because no one's really standing out cold would be cool at 2:05 so just beat who did he beat volkan oezdemir know that he did but neither one of my record not ready for John not even in the same room right so but we were looking at Dominic we like that kids really talented super potential and I still think he does well yeah tell this lady who does I mean he's he's put away to top-level guys pretty spectacularly and look at the way he fights to he's loose and weird and then jumps on you and if so special they wanted this fight the thought it would be a good fight with Thiago and I think one of the one of the things that's a good fight one of the reasons why it's good fight is Thiago shut anyone's lights out he knows he can shut anyone's lights out that m*********** throws for the bleachers to fight at 70 now 85 85 right 8585 John is not going to fight him the way man will find you know John is going to keep money outside of those kids and it just won't take them down John's ground-and-pound is horrific is top games off-the-chart missions agree submissions everything elbows Hurt From Hell from the top careful is that that Tiago dude Thiago Santos will swing with everything evil throw it all in there John's I need engage in that opportunity. Wake County start great coaches they know what the f*** they're doing he's going to go in there is going to kick that dude if you decide to clinch with them do you have a giant events in the wrestling but he's got to be careful on the way a man that do double swings will try to kill you do tree swings in a different way swings like this ain't making it to the 5th round there's no fifth-round he's not even looking to get he's that guy is just every shot he's trying to take the lights out and I'm definitely watch it I think this is an interesting fight Jon Jones should be should be a giant favorite but it doesn't mean it's not going to be interesting because this dude style cuz he's so f****** while question can be how he perform how is he performing you when that octagon door shut and you look over you see it's Jon Jones and title fight the title fight is won the pros is the talking about it right cuz we probably want to talk about him for Santos on this show right it wasn't happening it keeps him releve you know he is it keeps them relevant if you know he is probably the biggest name in the sport now outside Connor the guy who's the most active him and could be for the biggest names and I can shoot to stop enter actual thing to help stylebender to write cuz now he's associated with the greatest of all time he wants to be the greatest of all time but when he just did and it's going to get there and I can't f****** weight when he goes I am ready for heavyweight Francis can I do


    Joe Rogan | News vs. Entertainment w/Tom Papa
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    are you pumped in someone's car once and I left a note with my phone number and my my address 9th and my dress my phone number and my name and they called me up and they just so happen to be very good friends with someone else runs with so then he called me up and he tells me you hit my friend's car it wasn't bad but it was something I was like it was a little scuff on the bumper when do you think it's going to be where you have a Tesla you know what those things to do when you think is going to be with no one's driving how many how many more years I'll wear a lot of people aren't driving 20 20 to 30 they did an episode where they pretended that the Tesla Roadster died on them while they were driving around the track but it didn't really die and no that was just a storyline they wanted to die so it's gross apparently the way the show is made it's like a comedy show and it's scripted they can get away with doing something like that and I think you lost believe it or not exactly don't claim to be factual and they complained they they they don't they don't claim to not have narratives they create it's so gross to make sure that I'm not gross in October saying no view or the program could have reasonably be compared the roadster's performance on the track to real world performance on the street pink fuzzy I don't know what that means what is the 2012 that was what is the case he said what Elon Musk said that it was it they faked it and they claim the power Tesla Falcon let's see what it says we can figure out I think I'm pretty sure that's the story after Tessa drop the car off Elon Musk claim that one of his employees was a long for the delivery notice to the script for the episode inside there's a Segway about the Tesla breaking down but that was only the tip Top Gear claim that the Tesla Roadster ran out of power while driving after just 55 miles much less than the 200 miles corded by Tesla I'll be it it was being driven hard a claim that must said was untrue according to him the roadster's logs show that the car had never dipped below 20% charge during the entirety of the filming the clip followed with the roadsters motor overheating with wasn't addressed by musk and finally a brake failure which must claims was instead a blown use and not an equipment failure battery-powered electric cars will soon die altogether former Top Gear hosts James Mesa and the brake problem was a blown fuse which has nothing to do about that but just that it's such a strange thing the test was going to break down they thought it would be funny because it's a comedy show he's really yeah but there is definitely a lot of the stuff the problem is people go to them for advice and lap times and I'll let you in if you're saying car is breaking down and you you and is near that a yes pretty dirty that is dirty will it tell like Sean Hannity gets away with saying that he's not a news program does he get away with that people are coming to think Mets news but isn't he a commentary program is not what they say he's not these new he says It's Entertainment


    Joe Rogan on Khalil Rountree's Impressive Performance
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    you look how good whatever you said something on the price when he likes everyone someone's book a trip to Africa you can tell you told me that in just a friend egg dude his time in his speed was off-the-charts be f***** his leg has posted a picture today about it but his are his conscious what are you doing this is not a title fight right there's nothing really on the line here it's just not his day couldn't ask him monster said when he said he said he wasn't he loves when he fights because then Bruce by frases say your boy I don't really that's under that's hilarious Rainbow – break and then I know he lost a Johnnie Walker who's just a beast and I don't know what to make of Johnnie Walker you on the train but I'm kind of like damn shame if the way he got injured is falling down playing around after a spectacular Victory I thought they came out so he's fine though his name of cities find would say that I would say that to tell everybody you're fine we'll fix this will fix it does look like he's a freak crazy power crazy power Khalil with a bow with one of those up when those elbows or hands up high the way he did it though like the technical anybody gets Flatline without f****** elbow anybody that guy hits hard how about that stuff I'm worried about Phuket top team in Loveless place up in AKA AKA Mike's which place do must have wrestling I'm not sure right AKA Academy bamboo and he's doing the Russian hardstyle at the Coconuts go to his Roundtree Junior's Instagram page cuz he posted thanks after the fight a lot of people doing it you know watching those guys work out and train just to be in that environment it's not good for the soul schedule yeah that's cool just me and him and his crew used to work at like an MMA warehouse and sell shirts when he's 300lb was I do not want to fight that's crazy see if there's a thank could go to that back to the house that's it right there that's hard to go back to that one to see you there it says teddy bear peachy boxing gym so he's with one of his friends he's training with him right there that's in there and shape I want to see better off in that chair he's on that Western diet sun and safe pass on the pad thai and get me the Donald Trump might be some being over there


    Joe Rogan Recaps Stylebender/Gastelum w/Brendan Schaub
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    Gastelum stylebender fight was a shootout start a fight for me I've ever watched ever it's one of the best fights of all time has to be it has to be and when you see styledbynn to get rocked in the first round drop you like holy s*** I think it's a good thing it's a good thing you face a little adversity we see that he's not going to get hit and crumble and you got one Kelvin God damn he's tough. He's so f****** top and even after all that I mean stylebender was teeing off on him in that fifth round and Calvin is finding a way to survive I'm going as a great chance shellfish I think she'll be so we saw a Sonia get hit get knocked down some get taken down we saw it happens when he's off his back with pretty f****** good is triangle transition locked up cracked super small for Darren till can make 170 lb so can count to this one thing us 55 or fight something like that you know he surprised it went do it probably still wouldn't do it it's some of those things were like I think they like it the way it is if it ain't broke don't fix it yet but it doesn't make sense versus you have to bulk up or have to drop too much weight and compromise yourself happy medium for a lot of guys that are not they're not hitting that happen right now when I get the best performance about so if there's a small 85 85 hours like you look at Jacare you that you'll Romero fascard just it just as you're able and backup timer 60 lb lb division said he needs to make serious sacrifice to get there he said he cut out drinking alcohol when he knows and ran 20 miles per day to make the weight by the time he stepped in the Octagon 236 yet balloon back. female fighter 5e fought the beat in his last fight at sharp off it's a beat got him in that crazy arm bar from the Batman Lego that which is so nasty from filthy mouth feels nasty there's two that night I know it's crazy as a crazy move right I think of 185 or think of Luke rockhold


    Joe Rogan Recaps Holloway/Poirier w/Brendan Schaub
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    Max Holloway wear liquid Max always face goes up on the screen people love to go nuts they know he throws down I really think that I would tell you if I made him a superstar I really did Aldo ones definitely help them get back although ass Whoopins and then aren't they aren't they going Ortega was the young beautiful lion lion with fantastic Jiu-Jitsu handsome guy cool smooth talker Looks Like A Champion f****** everybody up he had a lot of fans coming in there and they went to war and Matt came out on top and I think Max a lot of those p.m. because they were so cool with each other during before and after he loved it. He loses better than anyone on the planet who loses or wins he just goes hey. My mom's going to get better a lot we've always said I think both of us have been agreement work if a guy is cutting a ton of weight and kill himself through the next weight class I've always said that whether it was Darren till whether you know Chris Weidman Luke rockhold Jon Jones like to go ballet class Dominate and then this is the first time we've seen a guy was like it's not easy but you could see the power wasn't there like he might have eaten he did he'd landed more than Dustin Poirier windust landed it but you could see that it f****** count is Dustin is big dude he's big and really struggled there but it 55 he's found a spot and you look at him he almost looks like a welterweight me he's big looks like Tyron Woodley size weight and height just looked like they didn't look like the same big difference in amount of damage the poryland a big difference who's hitting with big shot and it wasn't his big shots who was shot. He was hitting him with really clean well time shots with great head movement great movement that me everything everything he did everything right I mean he really that was a coming out party for Dustin Poirier in a lot of ways for the common fan will ya will the people that knew him from the gaethje fight noon from the Eddie Alvarez fight they knew that man he beat these two really good guys but Max Holloway might be one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world and I think it is I think tonight is always the greatest 145 of all time yet I think he's a damn good 55 or but 55 could be tougher Maxwell This is a great example of what we've always said about the differences between the size of people in Russia is it its first of all mean all credit to Dustin Poirier cuz he put on a phenomenal performance he got you know he got tested in that fight he came through it talked about in the post-fight interview that he got hurt in the third round he came through and just super impressive thing about is lagging yeah I think we'll there was one fight where Dustin Poirier and I think that was it has broke his hand of Duke roufus stop the fight member that Ferguson was always a rib member from where is it from the takedown like what was it something happened I don't remember that's right but I always root for those guys those guys have been around forever and they fight the best of the best they might lose one or two here but they've been around for so long just hope there's a title at the end of their career I'm just hoping it it doesn't look like it's going to happen when it does happen I just I'm just so happy for those days good guy to Dustin Poirier that guy he's a great guy he's smart he's ambitious sealed on favorite fighter works hard to tell Laris is I've seen those two guys together that was hilarious calling on the table when the same homeschool about feel with yelling instructions provide you with headphones I was hoping you'd want to turn around like dude what are you doing I love Theo he's the best the bad character unique ID he was so happy he was so happy because you thought that that against us important look at these. Hilarious that's amazing I can't believe you did this s*** hilarious that's amazing dude I can't believe you did this s*** I got maybe a little respect


    Joe Rogan | People Are Soft These Days!! w/Tom Papa
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    put reference for rubber on the floor. Put rubber over your house so nothing gets ruined did you do your grandparents up a plastic over the furniture oh yeah my nana eventually got kind of like yellowed by the sun and bayous crackly it was weird as you would like put like a jacket down and then you would sit on your jacket can't work with people are brought down to base Humanity it was a rival rough and then you have like you have like fifteen good years and then go into World War so yeah we don't need comfort is Navy SEAL who now is more or less like a motivational and fitness into the guy stay hard I just send me a text out of nowhere by go just say stay on motherfuker right hand to hand combat does f*** compared to how people used to be soft as f*** compared to those World War nothing and they were better read and they didn't they just a really what's I'm so tired of that for it I don't need to know not better off for way better off recognizing that you're luckier than those people having some f****** discipline watching David Goggins Instagram clip recognizing that you're luckier than those people having some f****** discipline watching a David Goggins Instagram clip and get your f****** s*** together Tom Papa 24 hours


    Joe Rogan is Excited Game of Thrones is Back
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    I didn't I didn't I did was a good spoiler it was awesome putting it together and I keep higher nose actress but different people I don't care I lost my way after like maybe three seasons how many seasons has it been on MC5 fuk up you lost your way go back and start from scratch running up your life jog how much do I have on stuff I don't have to control everything I would like to know who cares if you gave up on The Walking Dead yes thank you yeah I stop is there any show that you haven't given up on that you've been steadfast that I would ever benched they still watch that I'm currently watching I just watch Russian doll was that that's on Netflix that was good assassin or something now she's she's she dies every episode is like Groundhog Day yeah it was pretty good and I've seen all the big ones


    Joe Rogan on Javelinas
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    do survive pretty well be better off being a javelina what's a javelina japacurry what's a peccary into a pig with a pig in Vegas next month Liv's real border-to-border some crazy s*** and these things live in the wild out in the desert right f****** their aggressive and they f***** up his neighbor's dog that killed his neighbor's dog and blanket like to get on both sides of it and they and they will attack a small dog disgusting it's like a giant rat giant rat well look at that that's a red face so that is that is wrapping face in a picture of the giant body screw back to that last one to make it bigger again yeah the best animal to a car now what call is is like you made a make a sound of a wounded animal like something that stop the stop ring look like people take their hand one in the run in boots and they just run towards it so when your bow hunting you almost have to have one person make the call and Europe full draw and then they start calling and the things come running in and you shoot at them yeah it's cuz you couldn't do it you couldn't get to the bow yes there's like a town around where he lives in the desert and healthy not populations of you people hunt for them wow and they eat them they said yeah yeah do the s*** Bro in his garage f*** is that alright on your own kids toy you did not want that in your life I don't want to live there javelinas make a visit to Arizona home things are everywhere there's a lot of them with the one that was on top of the design and it is one is on top of the truck and is one that you can see through the fence yeah and it's probably more out there oh my God gross f****** priest wild javelinas like a Dean Martin song bright could be Eagles Google get into my house in Google javelina eats baby ever happened javelina a baby a toddler knock it down a dog that's a full-blown person did stank stunk in the vacuum working did you think about Joven and I pulled it up and there was a half a rat its ass sticking out the vacuum as soon as the water flies to bike a person's backyard yeah it's kind of annoying but if you just pull your pants down shot on the grounds would be flies on that moment did you find a baby death from of javelina a couple of months ago in Arizona were attacked and they had like a woman was bit while she's walking her dog another guy was bit while he was feeding them and he didn't see it fast enough and it bit him that's about as much as I can find Well the lady who got bit that's the scary one cuz the guy who fed him as an a****** coyote that's been biting people does Rogue unusual coyote snapping at people and you're around people and they're worried that you know one-on-one could you fight off a coyote if you could then I think you probably could have you had to but they'll f*** you up mask keep biting there's a few of them that's where the real problem comes the right spot you want me to run away to know what they're doing to you know they know what they're doing there though they try to take your legs out and they know what they're doing they're not going to try to jump up and bite you in the neck going to try to take your your hamstrings I haven't either I would though I want to take my kids to Yosemite cuz I love Yosemite to bring a peace sign arm nothing just one soul that we weren't we're staying in the backcountry a week at a time I just love the whole thing and I didn't tell him about it I'm building it up like grudgingly going there all vegetarians they just love nature they slept whatever so Michael you're going to love Yosemite cuz we drove into the park welcome to Yosemite I ran over a squirrel guy by fear kite front I just would steamroll the squirrel they were they were in the whole weekend anytime I be like look at this look at this beautiful view you kill the squirrel she was so nice big little lies a little pale girl a peccary want them in the woods with you when my danger in the woods or become a werewolf with the f****** said all the threats well I mean Yosemite doesn't have that many threats other than people bears and black bears than you always something out there grizzly bear or you just what you just don't feel like that's cuz you like going out in the nature you go. Would you like one of the nature also like being indoors sleeping in a place where it's awesome to sleep people wiser than me if they get out that that maneuver is called a bed with a roof and a locked door in a refrigerator you f****** cave person who I'm going to rough for them to sleep on the ground you don't have to and you know that I can sleep in the house grizzly bear or you just what you didn't really feel like that's a cuz you like going out in the nature you go stop at you like one of the nature also like being indoors I'm sleeping in a place with awesome sleep people wiser than me figured out that that maneuver is called a bed with a roof and a locked door in a refrigerator you f****** cave person who I'm going to rough for them to sleep on the ground you don't have to cuz you know that sleep in the house


    Joe Rogan Makes Fun of Hunting Outfits w/Tom Papa
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    certain way when you hunt there or at least they have a certain way they dress like a traditional way I like that it's not like they don't wear camo it's like an outfit yeah they're going to wear suited for this outfit is traditional hunting outfit it's pretty cool and write someone who was poaching and hunting on the Kingsland cuz they were hungry so they're stealing from the rich to feed the pool hunting and shooting a tire wow does that help you help me be a good Hunter cuz I'm going to goof on them or does it like does that help does that get in the way of hunting or is that help hunting that's not helping s*** stuff if they're white to now if they're more powerful than you than you're okay you can't take from how much what percentage of Native American do you have to have in you to wear moccasins a lot the castle jacket how about the legs of suede tassel jacket so cool the Easy Rider with The Fringe on it moving and driving man I wanted yeah that's too that's ridiculous now there's a white guy version of that which would be okay that's a girl claims to be a Healer The Fringe in the bottom that's the truth separate us from the curtains on the bottom with friends like a nice current meta flying a fine restaurant Tim and Evel Knievel man look at that Hendricks oh my God that's ya snow cones you don't that's not your jacket man I wanted one when I was in high school. Look color that's like a teal the lights he'll like teal he's got his bottoms Bell Bottom Jeans washed bell bottoms and he kept his cool jacket with fringes that are literally 2 ft long and then a headband to and it's just his kind of fuchsia the headband rights got a reddish yeah like a light red and it's on Jimi Hendrix Bell Bottom Jeans washed bell bottoms and he's got this cool jacket with fringes that are literally 2 ft long and then a headband to and it's just his kind of fuchsia the headband right a reddish yeah like a light red and he's and it's on Jimi Hendrix


    Joe Rogan on Tiger Woods Winning The Masters
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    watching it while we were in Georgia we were in Georgia for the UFC Brian I had a comedy show up there and we were me and Santino relaxing it on the screen or whatever it was a huge comeback it without me that's amazing 11 years later put on Instagram one of my quotes attached that I love a guy get a I love success story but even more than that I love a guy f**** his wife up and then gets back together again story the greatest yeah it's the greatest must good Mansfield that guy the world again so messed up in the back problems and dip troubles in the kids in the 11 years and he didn't stop working he just went to work and went to work and went to where is it 11 years later and some major championship was a big deal he won a major championship within the last it wasn't a monster but it was a good one okay so the other one wasn't a major but it was a big event how he could win big tournaments again and then it just it was so cool to see the crowd just kept building over the weekend by yesterday it was massive thousands of people around the green and hanging on them just coming out of them was so great as a kid hugging his dad at the edge and now he comes off 11 years later all this time and his dad passed and he's hugging his child his son now he's the father in the same spot I was just I was trying not to cry the whole time it was such a tearjerker what relief people are just so happy for him such a great story we do love a comeback but I was just I was trying not to cry the whole time it was such a tearjerker what relief people are just so happy for him such a great story we do love a come back lover come back


    Joe Rogan on China's Facial Recognition Technology
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    PlayStation which I just read an article yesterday that in China face recognition is a thing that's going to stop your fantasy of everybody just loving each other and going around in China there to eat with face recognition they're able to recognize and categorize Muslims in the country there's like this one sect of Muslim in China and their with all this face recognition that they're seeing you know from your phone from everything they're starting catalog the enemy and they're and they're going to be able to police or sharing information and hotels and everybody and their all now through this network know what type of person just walked into this building and whether they're friendly were the enemy and that thing that face recognition thing is splitting us apart even more other surveillance technology isn't nearly as all seeing as the government wants you to think this is kind of like a they might be able to upgrade at that says you can't say more than your fingerprint what do you mean, Google Lafayette got some sort of face recognition thing cousins ready right it wasn't ready and I think it far they haven't upgraded it so yeah let's hold off cuz this is not working. While it's like everybody it'll be something where there's a technology what were the outside you you can't see things when the inside you can and then he'll show you images like the in front of you on the lens glasses show you things right right in front of you like I I got one that I heard that I don't know if I understand and believe that this is real but I just Googled it and I found something that makes it seem like it's so the next version of the VR headsets are supposed to have brain tracking in them and that sounds stupid but it's already like being implemented and tests how often. Play we thought you were a regular person but you're beating off a hundred times a week imagine if they want to have a talk to you like mr. Papa you watch 14 hours of pornography this week yeah that seems a lot yeah I think your mother would think that seems like a lot but we can't I mean I don't want to talk to her share only good stuff that right now but a weird thing that like everywhere you're going there picking off your face and then you're going to be able to they're going to know exactly what you are and who you are and do you know it's a strange it's strange but is it any more strange than our lives today in comparison to people that live the 1920 like we were talking about earlier. This is way weirder the way we've waitlist super weird weird weird weird town already for sure you just need to get into the hands of people that can really mess with you do you have a Alexa in your house or yeah yeah yeah my kids do like my one friend is always trying to tell me just get that out of your house it's listening to everything that you say and everything don't say it about in that room not everybody should have this we're good at this point right here how would you ever deny people something like that the Moss they might be really expensive how would you know you can't deny people that want like save someone's coming up and they want to try it and everyone else has it that would do we create a giant problem that be like if you said that would sell phones too many people have cell phones and cell phones become a big problem with that why I just want to think that if in the theory that you're going to let thousands of people have instant access to the world's knowledge at their fingers out of thoughts like instant that becomes too powerful in the wrong hands and the people that might have it first might see the future problems of that I'm just so I was wondering I was thinking way too far and the people that might have it first might see the future problems of that I'm just so I was wondering I was thinking way too far


    Joe Rogan on Trump's Fast Food Feast
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    Juanita when you see pictures of trump eating Kentucky Fried Chicken it was hoped just imagine the f****** you're going to see the president of the United States and you are professional athlete right your body literally is a temple and they are college athletes butt are you making billions off these kids f****** billion money $20 material current I need something else I can't have ice cream one more bite out of your throat is really true he doesn't even try to pretend he's not a hypocrite not at all he's just everything he's just being the Fat American on a jet ski just letting it rip Mouse proof that he's an objective analyst back looking at this giant and challenge more understanding of each other I think there's a there's good and bad about every situation but with the pro I see is communication If we're honest with the way we communicate I think people on the right and people know left they share a lot in common there's a lot a lot that they share rather than what they don't Sharon, yeah you know I don't share as what they're watching is the vibe from these whatever weather CNN whatever show you're into Nvidia PC Fox News they all give out a Vibe yeah and that Vibe is you know we are right here's what's going on here's why that's a problem right you know and everyone has a different problem and everyone takes the right and you have so you have different things you some of them or have like eagles and flags and come over here the right way team think most of it and it and the unfortunate part is both are saying or spending so much time rather than thinking about this is the problem that we have to deal with their spending all their time thinking those other people are assholes right it's the the venomous attacks against fellow Americans because they have a slightly different view about that part is the the derangement of the culture right now


    Joe Rogan on Julian Assange's Arrest
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    what about Julian Assange getting kicked out of the embassy in London you don't find out about a million different stores that are in the news it's a fun story it's a cool story but do I need to know it I would seriously what can I do about a lot of these you do look I think it's good that information flowing and that moves everybody for you know for me sitting in there trying to tell some jokes and feed my kids is like do I need to know everything every trouble spot going around the world to all the events of the world and to act like how much responsibility do you have outside of voting and do have the responsibility to vote cuz there's some people are very interesting people that don't vote yeah you know I don't agree with that yeah it's a participate I understand that but I don't think Michael Mouse votes doesn't he just did he say he doesn't vote I think he said he doesn't forget his reasoning but it was very logical you should be trying to participate I think his perspective is that as a commentator on the world would be better off if he didn't actually vote but just look at it how he really sees it on both sides right if I'm partial level and try and take care of your family and work hard and be good with people and help your community that's kind of the extent of what you can do and hopefully that spreads out but you know why Julian Assange tell me why is that you know well like all those people that were talking about that generation that only got news during that six-hour you know where they less citizens of the world because they only got that little dos I don't know there were less informed and the ideas that more people can get away with things I should be able to get away with like what's happening right now with Julian Assange Julian Assange in anybody's estimation if you look at what he did he distributed information that was extremely in thanks to most people in the world that didn't know about it right exposed a lot of scary shut ya suppose a lot of corruption exposed a lot of I mean what what corruption did you expose I know it's supposed it was that video that was the one of the first ones I showed them shooting that shot at these guys were they thought were soldiers and they were they were reporters way they dealt with it was very scary for people-watching to someone could just like dehumanize accidentally killing the wrong people right I make it like that was the military there was like you know hate but you kind of have to be in that mindset to be with a gun people down from the sky in the first place but put yourself in their respective someone wants to do that job and you take a regular person and then you train them to do that job and then you ask them to go and pull the trigger people did they're going to develop a coldness to them they have to but to see it so what Julian Assange did is he showed it to us and then released all sorts of I mean I haven't embarrassed to say that I haven't really studied all the files and what was released in what was it apparently when Ben Shapiro was here and he said that people's names got put out hacked into Wikileaks release that information before they could redact the names what I've been told by multiple sources I wanted but again I didn't look into it I don't know if that was correct so they're going to say that he was treasonous or that he was I don't know what they're going to say I think that your first thing was a sex charge that's what they're trying to say that he had sex with a woman they where he wore condom and then they had sex and then they had sex in the morning with no condom he didn't consent to that that he just kind of did it or something I think it was something like that think they called it surprise sex I'm sorry but the didn't make sense like that they would be going after him that way about that if you want to get somebody to go after me for whatever charges now story that I caught the little poetically describing what the embassy must have smelled like a Julian Assange dirty catshit walking through the Halls crazy ass hold you have staying here we won't leave Pamela Anderson comes over every now and then to get their freak on on skateboarding and Ecuadorian Embassy in London has been linked kinda okay crazy name it's like being in under house arrest dude I mean it's amazing that he lasted that long but they did they waited them out and then when they were never going to wait him out he's going to stay in there forever and then you guys got sick of them they just get sick of them the Ecuadorian president I think he took a photograph in front of like some lobsters and s*** and was from a leaked email in that photo got out and it was very you guys got sick of them the Ecuadorian president I think he took a photograph in front of like some lobsters and s*** and was from a leaked email in that photo got out and it was very embarrassing to him because his country's in a deep financial crisis and he's chilling and some Four Seasons somewhere eat lobster in La Liga


    Joe Rogan on Striking Specialists in MMA
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    whether it's a style Bender specialist with striking Specialist or Damien my specialist I love watching the guys that are like at the tip of the the ability in whatever the discipline rice and stop Enderman he seems to be getting better every time yeah yeah that's setting traps get some information yeah it's not it's not random and I like the way he guilted takedowns I mean he knows where he's safe and he's not you don't need these panic is that gas come in unless it's cooked a minute but I seen what I seen what they're this attempt looks like I see what this one looks like walking it through all right now my party going to start yeah and a new ceiling in the sky was telling me so much show me different things about angles they do and things that they set up in the Striking that I never knew or thought about this before I I saw him start fighting in UFC you know just blew everybody was aware of him but he hadn't been in the UFC yet and man these guys are really smart the techniques like the sport is growing so much you know let me know it's good he easily could be world champion in many organizations as kickboxer to see him now in the UFC and see guys having to deal with that it's alright I'll kiss it like the Anderson first grade exam weed know how great Anderson is still look pretty good but you can see why stylebender was special enough yeah I did he had like another level of trickery and I mean in stuck Jon Jones is doing black guys really like a kung fu movie right where you change. Wow yeah and then they do it they do something yeah yeah John such a good kicker to I mean that's that's interesting he started out as a wrestler cuz like how how much of his style now is keeping you to Giant part of his game is utilization those long-ass legs by nnn is interesting like how how much time he looks like it's getting information Mission here going to do with it yeah yeah he's going to fight Thiago Santos right yeah that guy goes for broke he goes for broke it's interesting to watch him fight cuz you want to talk about like a wild Reckless dude like Santos is dangerous and probably will be a heavy favorite but Santos he does Heathrow some Haymaker don't know it's going to be a second just going to be a great fight to watch guys going to go out on a shield know he and he puts pressure think the interesting thing about interesting when I watch any of the heavier guys fight is that you know they really have to understand where they're safe and whether or not that's something that John does really good to be in the pocket in the places where you safe and what you ever been better at controlling guy try to reset bami kick some damn kicks McGann bammy sticks and again he knows when you're trying to get comfortable when you trying to settle in and that's when he kicks you like a dry sense is if I just start the battering you like no no no brakes no brakes no brakes no brakes it's like he knows when you're trying to get comfortable when you trying to settle in and that's when he kicks you like to drive out census if I just start the battering you like you seems like no no no brakes no brakes no brakes no brakes


    Herb Dean Explains the Russian Alphabet to Joe Roan
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    to see what these parents or are you have your own experience with Russian yeah I'm going to have my permission to let it be with anyone else is and also I've been to Russia before I went in 95 I used to work for a company and make documentaries these guys and I ended up going along to help him out with the first time I've ever left the u.s. is a big had a big effect on me so I do not speak it no no no no crazy and so yeah like Celtic ancient Cyrillic yeah the one that looks like a backwards R yeah yeah yeah yeah that's what that's what that's what does that stand for over there ear candle holder music like I and then we might use it in another reason to you wow so it is kind of amazing how different the way we write is to the way Asian folks do that right there is a child up late in life I know there's some people who speak Mandarin but they can't ride it yeah you can't ride a whole different side of the world right that way and he's little characters so I do have some help when I go there I'm going to tell you some I got married a few years ago my wife is Russian country has easier to learn English languages right I have the Russians hard and stay hard I tried to run and try to learn it. There's so many ways to say something is a conjugate a lot I think they are a lot more than Spanish Japanese pretty difficult stuff yeah and then you know you got those languages that you look at your wireless Crittenden you see like ancient Hebrew yeah look at Hebrew language look like the way they write like what the fuc stuff I mean even Spanish like cuz you might take a couple of Spanish classes right but I can understand people from from you know Spain easier for some reason I grew up right here it's hard for me to understand this is the way they speak Spanish my friend lives in my friend Adam Greentree he lives in Australia and he has a lot of experience with like the indigenous people that live there cuz he works in a mining company and they deal with a lot of the Aborigines do they have the groups of people they call the mobs that's what they call themselves instead of like a village or Clan of the cause of a mob that's what that's what Aborigines use and they have different languages for different moms so I guess it might be hundreds of mobs in this area and they all have different languages so you drive how close ixigo hundred kilometers and you got a totally different language that's all the different languages that map of all the things that maybe they're similar right I don't believe so I think they don't know what the f*** each other saying right right names of them will just go on the email this people assembling other populations or or move out like you might lose these languages cuz I do what I like about going to rush it took those are so many different cultures and so many people and I like that I like people like I guess I got to go to grozny he was really cool about it is the energy that people have about developing over there right now because the place there was a war there you know about that right yeah there was a war and right now and they're really building up and they're really excited about it so I think it's just it's cool to go and see people who are really see what I kind of a group mentality about moving forward you know so what where exactly is this and what was their War yesterday had a war with Russia right on Civil War used to look like now you got a picture of it now right yeah so it's not rebuilding yeah they're they're energetic and it's and it's cool so cool to be able to go there and get to see it in the middle of there are there did not rebuilding yeah and that rebuilt are there energetic about in his pride of it and it's and it's cool so cool to be able to go there and get to see it it's cool to see something in the middle of a rebirth like that


    Did a Dolphin Hit This Paddleboarder on Purpose? | Joe Rogan and Herb Dean
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    just put that up there the day I saw somebody put it up by a dolphin yeah he was doing some paddle boarding as a dolphin was living life a little bit dolphin was 26 are there in this wave coming and then you can see the dolphins in the way they're doing their thing I think it's often season he's the only one who decides what makes you wonder about the office like a dolphin I call when a dog is doing is 100% on purpose I had that I had to put that I had to post that on Instagram play in this is element it's a big animal yeah you got to get back to the shore that is pretty funny though I walked out one off walked out or no yeah paddleboarding is one of those things where it's like it's you're just used mostly using a core right you know a bunch of way the water was pushing me but I can't mother can't call it surfing what I was doing but I was in the water I was having fun that's a respectable thing to know how to do live in LA how few actual the beach when is not that crowded on a board for the entire okay bar contest are you going to be doing that we are we over there but we at we haven't decided and I think the guys are they don't want to do the surfing thing if you do it let me know I'm going to do it with you that is in the water here what shark comes after oh it just comes out of nowhere they can't no one can really see him outside right at the last second Estates bought it and the way it just nibbles I got its foot the Meg Australian Surfer and the shark was coming after him he was just pushing him away he was getting there when he talked while looking like he want to bite me I just I didn't want him to just push him away a little bit write a freak out that they probably can sense it it's really spaz out in the water they probably know all this got scared as f*** guy smells like food they apparently don't like to eat us this the guy right here surf no I think he saw he still likes a man but he's paddling his own looking leather heel with every time he paddles the arm could disappear on it water isn't video I saw a girl literally doing that just like a chick in a bikini there's a smaller shark but she just grabbed a whitetail thanks it was with the one you can't sharks going to start swimming when they get put in the water they need to be like they can't stop moving really see they got to have a little shove you don't know it's hard to do to they had to drag that shark out by a boat to sort of get it going to give us water and its gills so I can breathe super weird in terms of their physiology like if they go upside down to go to sleep all right what kind of shark is it doesn't say before you going to make you going to ask a reason to question can the shark bite me and pulling in and they're going to tell you something in the expert voice like no he's not interested in you you don't look like a seal he's not going to try to you know by plus she's probably hanging out with like three or four Dudes that want to f*** her they're all drunk yet they want to show again.


    Joe Rogan Looks Back on Frank Mir Breaking Tim Sylvia's Arm w/Herb Dean
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    yes you to write that yeah yeah yeah doctor come in and examine them cuz I know sometimes when you're dealing with an expert you don't want to Cloud the way you supposed to get out of the way like you don't go to the mechanic and tell him what to do so I had my mind was thinking like that about the doctor and so of course he comes in she doesn't know what she's what she saw so he miss geyser until I think he's worried about this and then she's like I ain't no nothing wrong switch already enjoyed it I swear I was like in my mind I was thinking that I was thinking about how to get out of there when they start throwing stuff some kid on the internet two weeks later like I found out his arm was broken but you found the spot and so then that's what it's watching the replay one of those things where I felt an obligation to not just interview the fighter but to explain to the entire crowd like you need to listen this is a and no it look crazy with crazy to meet you this is a broken arm like this guy's f***** right now and Tim thank you afterwards for saving his career because it said if you didn't stop that fight and that became a compound fracture f*** man horrible things happen when the bone breaks through the skin afterwards you know your arm is broken told me he goes yeah I know where the movies are playing where you try to continue so I knew I had a minute before the pain really became quickly here is and watch this part right snap right there that is 100% a double-double break ya both parts of the both bones of the forearm snapped in half and it's an unusual break because of where it is strong arm bar and how long they Frank Mears armbar and how long the empty is the weirdest house armed went back into place me how young and muscular I talked to the doctors say that happens sometimes with athletes the muscles in there forever it's still in there


    Herb Dean on What Khabib Says During His Fights | Joe Rogan
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    just run through people in the UFC and you know where that guy's from you got to go how many more of those guys are over there you know the Dagestan cruel and that's upbeat to he's from Dagestan isn't Islam makhachev is need from that that party was well yeah yeah boom boom boom boom so I get to go there a lot of them I mean it's really exciting to get to see a lot of really cool down like a blast that was funny a lot of schools that were athletic wooden athletic orientation and seeing these little kids may put this little kid up on a bar had him doing pull-ups man whose to pull up a nice little kid little baby kid I mean 15 pull-ups and then and the crowd they love him and they so much they would like it was like no it was like it was like you watch those videos of like the Beatles you didn't mean when all people going crazy but it's not teenage girl just like a bunch of Harlow wrestlers that shoot machine the air I didn't see that but I saw the one of my friends from that area sent me some pictures that she was out on the street she send some pictures to my wife of them some video of guys are like deception get in horse racing horses are horses down parts of world never heard of until then I don't know how much I thought about Dagestan before to be came around and then now they have the knot just a world champion but a guy who smashed the most famous fighter on the plant right with one of the most famous fighters on the planet dad know now ya you shoot so there that stuff on Sheeran yeah wow yeah man backfire like on some people that works and then some people is just it doesn't work at all and it just makes him more Relentless when Kobe was hitting him going let's talk now Nakamura come on man tap come on man. Man he has Michael Johnson


    Joe Rogan Doesn't Buy Conor Mcgregor's Retirement
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    Jesus sorry I hurt his retired right you know how many cars a master showman interactive like how to keep people interested in him and I just think he just got way out of line with all this computer stuff you don't like the way I like the way he takes his losses like the way he goes out there and talk smack whatever when I think I like as a I mean like from a sport psychology point of view I think he's he's developed there you know images of any reason to you know how to talk s*** like he he didn't just win he smashed and tap to like it was only one or two moments of the firework honor was taking control with some of the Striking stand-up you know that's another joke that's another misunderstood choked out fulcrum choke you do there's a lot when you're there's a lot of it generates a lot of foreskin yeah there it is right there you see you with khabibs long-armed we had against the back of Connor and then also yanking on that that is ripping his f****** neck apartment cuz you never know until you felt one at the same time yeah you got a kind of Hillary been smashed by then to you know you've been hitting it with so many big punches from the top he takes a great shot though I'll tell you that I'm just one of those things where I think in order for him to really have a real chance at getting another shot what he's got to do is beat somebody big and say something that makes could be considerate you know but not and not in the way of what he's been doing in terms of you no talking s*** about him and tournaments Mac I mean I think the only way it's going to be public demand like he's going to have to get to a position where people want to see him fight for a trial began to see that the result may be different this time and then maybe if you could just f****** communicate something to him so you know I respect you you know all trash talk aside you know I'd like to test myself against you one more time and I think I earned it I think it's only a couple of fights beat some real big name guys and then make it to the something that could be he's actually interested in well okay so I don't know if that's the only way but it's the way that would be that I would like to see they already offered it off like that path that you're talking about sounds like a one that one that fits good for me I'd like to see it that way don't hear it's hard because it's not it's not always what I want to see and it's not it's not the type of person I am but not everyone's going to be me that's not Westwood makes the world go round people want to see it and also sometimes it does bring some energy and some you know when it's well done it does bring some energy and some excitement to the fight and to the sport and at the same time not every fight what Sage wedding really interested in was really excited about the UFC is that there's a lot of fights that people want to see that have no bearing on the title right and so there's something to that fight such as people want to see anything trash talk sometimes makes fight two people in the same yeah for sure it's great for selling things is great for selling pay-per-views but the question is like is it good for the sport overall then should be something that we encourage or Hollywood and that's the thing is how do we decide what's good for the sport from what way right how do we decide is it good for the way the sport you want the sport to look at as far as martial arts and being respectful thing and people looking at us like that maybe not is it good for the sport of the growth of the sport and four more opportunities for athletes and far athletes to become names that that draw attention from other people that normally didn't know about it I don't know I don't know either but yeah so I don't know that I'm torn I like both I like to type character that's very respectful and the house and never talks trash and fights like you know just a world champion caliber martial artist and I also like God talks mad s*** I think it's funny yeah yeah exactly enjoy it it's like I like press conferences for that very reason you know guys are talking s*** to each other and they're just looking over at each other on the podium and you know what's funny come on if some of them some of it is hilarious yeah Jeremy Stephens asking for Pfizer who the f*** is that guy was affected when he was like okay I don't have time to insult everyone so let's he's a f****** character Michael Myers isn't that weird situation that where he really never has to fight again so you got to wonder what his motivation is you know like he has a hundred million dollars he has a gigantic whiskey company that proper 12 is murdering it that that place is killing it that the company is there they're moving in other countries now and they're killing it have to do a thing ever financially to eat Diamond sandwiches basically do whatever the f*** you want for the rest of his life and just live off interest but he still likes to fight yeah I think so I mean that's what brought him into the TV fight you didn't have to fight khabib but just know how much does he want and does he want the same way a guy like stylebender wants it or Kylie Calvin Kelvin Gastelum want it and also I think that you know part of wanting it is different to maybe maybe just maybe people might want things on their terms too uncertain terms of way you get it is what it's like like some people I call you want it I want it anyway I can get it some people might want it and say well now I want it this way by Cowboy that was a fight that they were there basically trying to make that he was going to have to be a co-main event and because of that I think Connor was not interested anymore he wanted to be a main event you know and I'm like Jesus like is that really what kept us from Connor versus Cowboy can you guys come up with some 160-lb title or some s*** just come on man do it for the title titles left and right how about you come up with him when that was going to Milwaukee title just come on man Cowboy for the title


    Joe Rogan | When Referees Stand Fighters Up w/Herb Dean
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    I get happy when your referee in a fight song Oh that can be handled the I mean I agree with you on virtually every single time you and I've had a discussion about what should or shouldn't be done much of a struggle it is where I try to sleep clinch work exactly I had a guy Up Against the Cage they're working for something they might stall each other out but eventually someone might break down running in this is how a guy like nurmagomedov wins fights against Elite guys this is how Randy quotes when a lot of fights it's a legitimate tactic yeah it doesn't look fun for you you know I like a guy beating a guy Up Against the Cage just short elbows knees to the thighs you might think that that's not enough but that's that's that's a good way to wear a dude out and you keep doing that until eventually you break them especially when you're someone likes to pay or yeah what I expect and expect from me and you know any so I don't want to I want to interfere as little as possible and so that's that's my goal and so are you not giving instruction by telling you a work work or what I expect and you know I expect you to do something to him looking for big shot to advance your position and then do ask me like well how much how long will you leave something stay or go with what is still out there both sides relax that's still but like you're talkin about even up against the fence and especially that's where a lot of things are really getting excited how to really see that app layout you know especially by the guys are you know if they're they're striking each other maybe in some of the other weight classes you know then they don't have that one punch always someone guys do but not everyone does and that's where things are going to get cited in that Clint if there's a tension if there's a tension that we need to see where that's going to go and let you know work itself out I'm so glad you said that was the perfect way to say it and then that's absolutely 100% agree and there's there's moments where is the course of the fight was really unfortunate Union referee commercial ousmane Demian Maia did you and I don't think so whoever did that one we don't even have to pull it up but there was a moment in the first round when Demian Maia got a hold of Tomorrow is trying to take his back standing they had like one hooking in the clinch and he was hanging on to him and the referee decided not enough was taking place they separate and I'm like oh you can do that so hard to get ahold of that guy didn't my about to get you back and no I know that's not going anywhere. Sarah went crazy you know he has that that podcast he doesn't Jim Norton things like you just don't do that to the guy like you got a hold of him like he he might take his back here like like you know you saw what he did with lime good when he takes you back yeah the beast but when Damien especially early in the round got his back already and then any other lot of interesting take down from there to while he's like he does goes back and forth with halfway taking your back and then one you're defending the takedown he starts taking your back and yeah when you go back then he's back working on yet so now he works really he works at a really interesting place there you know it's stunning to watch him go through guys like when he went to Rick story of Jesus Christ Fresno's like woah yeah this is this is a heavy f****** squeezes guy ass and then he did it to Carlos Condit who else is done to his uncle a lot of guys he gets hold you just said we just don't like his friend when he gets on top he seemed so heavy on magni when you have ran through Neil Magny yeah this is this is a heavy f****** squeezes guy ass and then he did it to Carlos Condit who else is done to his uncle a lot of guys to get to hold you just said we just don't like his butt and when he gets on top he seemed so heavy on magne when you have ran through Neil Magny


    Joe Rogan - I Have a Love/Hate Relationship with Conspiracy Theories
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    have a love-hate relationship with conspiracies I love some of them some of them are fast anytime I'm like okay what the f*** happened there you know but and then some of them like I can't do this anymore I do when I was younger I used to think about it but then I think when I had a kid what's the Illuminati exactly I'm busy I got to go but I get how people get sucked into that rabbit-hole you know that the other day but with aliens I watched three alien documentaries in a row I watched this one on Bob Lazar who was the guy who claims he worked at Area 51. Very compelling very interesting that the top us and when he would suggest yes Area 51 and flying saucers I think it's called is on iTunes it down the f****** good because there's some things that this guy knew that if it's almost certain that he worked where he said he worked that he worked at Area 51 the question becomes he told the truth about all these things that have since been proven to be true weird so he gave he gave first cut at those troops right long time ago it was Nevada Temple heard about this yet he was worried about his life would happen apparently the guy was working in this area doing research for whatever the government wanted him to do at Area 51 what did there who knows he gets fired from his job and then takes his friends to this viewing position in the mountains where they can see them flying flying saucers telling them they fly them out phase I'm going to bring you guys we're going to watch it he's this video tape this on old-school VHS tape you can see these flying saucers flying around Area 51 and he says these are not not being piloted by by aliens these are being piloted by human beings but that these are real devices these things are real there was a rear vehicle and they got this real vehicle from some other some other civilization from somewhere in space and they had nine of them it's total horseshit when you hear it then you watch the video and so the question is, how did he know that they were going to be flying these things up their how do you know they were going to doom on Wednesday how do you know where I could see it and how did he know how did he know about the biometric data how do you know about Element 115 who's talking about this element is man-made element that it's a real element that they now identified but when he was talking about in 1980 no wonder what the f*** he was talking about or 1984 whatever it was when he was when he I interviewed about this so when this guy is bringing the stuff up today and people are looking back at all the different things that he said that have since been proven to be true especially the existence of Area 51 that the government had to at some point time of the 90s they had to say that they own the base and say that it did didn't fact exist the top secret area or the like they're so do not enter zone or they'll pull you over do if you get past a certain spot they wanted to broaden that area so people couldn't be watching their craps fly around like Bob Lazar was and when they did that when they expanded the territory that's when they had to actually admit that the base was real so he was proven to be correct on so many different things that he said like to explain how they get them out there explain what their research was and he said that they had these things that run on some they they manipulate gravity in some way and they're very small because aliens are very small little creatures like a child like a ten-year-old child it makes you know what the f*** man he saw them operate how could he have known them if he didn't work at Area 51 of the most compelling aspects of it and the fact that area 51 was at one point in time by the government's take it didn't exist and then it was like a legend this is when he was talking about it and so watching this documentary and seeing this guy 30 years later still basically saying exactly the same thing with a bunch of things have been proven proven Cynthia yeah that isn't it's a trip Matt me if the government really did at one point in time have some crafts that it got from another planet what the f*** man but the thing is like how would we take that how do you think people would take that if they found out I think that handle that if they really knew there was something that was so sophisticated that I could visit us from another planet he'd be here in minutes and the White House lawn and shoot with bullets how would people take that I think that people would just keep going on like with every other scare think so there could be a meteor that supposed to hit us right right people take it I mean if they say could have been anybody know if he's coming or not if you saw one cup is because you don't see the alien come in if people realize that you have these guys could show up right I don't know I'm really conspiracy that stuff going on is the hand those out right now until people that he's was a hoax not a hoax that it was like all the staff member I always got it yeah government cuz yeah yeah yeah I was making that HIV does not cause AIDS we had them on way back in the day early on was that guy's name dr. Peter duesberg yeah he is a professor at the University of california-berkeley I believe think he's a bob biologist and his take was that HIV does not cause AIDS that would causes AIDS a compromised immune system that HIV is actually a weak virus and it shows up in the immune systems of people that are already compromised that's why you're finding these people that it's not the cause of their immune system being confidante compromised symptom of it and that with these people are really dying from is there their whole system being f***** up by drugs that either they're taking AZT which destroys our body and it was a cancer medication like a chemotherapy that was so powerful killing people quicker than the cancer was and then they switched it over to using it with people that had AIDS cousin in the early days they would call AIDS gay cancer and it was all these different like they're trying to figure out what it was and what it did and early on this guy was saying that so we had on the podcast and people got so mad their they were so mad that giving this guy on platform to spread his his propaganda in his lies and was like Wow but he is a professor righty has unlike legitimate cancer research he's you know I mean don't you want to listen to him and I wanted to get someone onto debate him but nobody wanted to debate him it was like trying to get someone to debate a holocaust denier wants to give them a platform which I understand but those those kinds of I mean it's very highly unlikely that all these doctors are incorrect and are hiding the fact that you know and then now the fact that they've got these HIV medication to basically they can take people and make them hiv-negative now a couple people of tested hiv-negative I know that I'm not going to watch some of those things you know that some of them are like meet up with the statement then we all know and we know there's some like I don't I don't know too much to know yeah yeah yeah there's nothing like weed it starts your gears turning you start thinking that's where a lot of people start taking conspiracies against them to write you get high and they start taking the world closing in on you everybody's watching you surveillance but you'll probably don't feel like going to get high I just sometimes I kind of like it though you know I like it cuz it ends and when it ends you feel great it's almost like a brutal brain workout like you you go digging deep into your psyche and find out all the things you're scared of you know it's like with work yeah you like to come look at you so good about me from that angle before


    Joe Rogan on the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship
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    Crooklyn from Crooklyn Dawn on Twitter put up of the owner of bare knuckle boxing saying that a fighter didn't fight hard enough yeah I saw that yeah he was proud of his like this is why we do it and see if you can find her tweet this is why we do it this weekend give me the standard yeah I just said that the Crouch are at something that I hope not hate to see that and we want action and we demand action from the fighter Samantha illegal ftas wrote Crooklyn MMA yellow cards make you crazy you crazy take that back outside to trying to figure out how to get in right right right backstep any backstep but I don't know if I can do that and the commission's or a promoter will tell you hey fights go to the ground I want you to give it a couple of seconds of standing up Asian people tell me what to do all the time and I'm not going to do it no one's going to know that you told me to do it it's going to be me doing it a hundred percent by whether they want to please a promoter or please a crowd or and they're not doing the right thing it's such a responsibility yeah you're going to be but you're the one who's going to be for some of those choices you know deals choices that they made their making those choices with your name was taken from any Fighters that statement did exactly what it's supposed to what was supposed to say to two hoes and lit a fire under every single fighter from that point on giving you one of the greatest fights you'll ever see no no no no no no no no no no those guys fought that way because that's who the f*** they are right right nothing to do with that Jason 9th and get them lobe off yeah yeah yeah yeah you can't claim credit for f*** out of here they would fight that way in a f****** Walmart parking lot yeah that's all those guys would fight every time they fight their Jason Knight it do both those dudes her and muscles are so tough Jason that has my favorite nickname Kik Diaz yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah position on bare knuckle fight look at their faces afterwards yeah I mean that is crazy you know it's a lifetime of cuts yeah all over the family kids is right under his nose that originally going to stay like that I mean is it that's more like a Muay Thai fight and it really makes you think but I can't I'm just got to be the most brutal right to leave so I left way rap yeah I think anything else you're not going to have the Shins you knocking about the knees or they are both why you patting the knuckles you just giving people false sense of security in terms of what is actually effective we don't want we don't want to practice something it doesn't really work if you don't have gloves on right every time you punch someone you don't have clothes on your hand with break clearly can't punch people it stupid you got to use elbows and knees and something else with your knuckles is much as UFC fighters do you keep at everything you badly put wraps you put padding over at boxing is like it's a different world as soon as you take gloves off a different world punches get in that you can't block it see you know your name or consequence lawn mower Cuts but at least now we know what actually works wasn't thinking about it from that point of view that you're right like people think that boxing will be framing a weird thing was the most effective way of doing things yeah but then when you are mma's a whole different from the size of the boxing glove of the techniques you can do and what you can't do and what's going to work and what's not going to work it's it's supposed to be the sport of fighting and you basically brought it down to a raw form but you're still covering the knuckles and padding the knuckles just because of perception and see the problem that guy was bare-knuckle boxing dummy says some stupid s*** like that is that it reinforces what people don't like about Combat Sports with people don't like about the idea of bare knuckle boxing that it's brutal and just there for chaos and right right right right about the idea of bare knuckle boxing that it's brutal and just there for chaos and right right right right now and well-behaved and you do not because of anything because of what the sport is


    Joe Rogan on TJ Dillashaw Testing Positive for EPO
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    a bummer if you don't know what we're talking about TJ Dillashaw tested positive for injectable EPO which is serious performance-enhancing substance and in some circumstances according to Jeff novitzky it's giving people strokes and I'd heard this to that like young guys doing like Tour de France type shyt would have struggled you because they were taking too much EPO cuz he's supposed to take one take two right right right right right right to do that you know your blood and we're always getting away with things beforehand right and try to maybe try to do it in a way where there won't get caught but I think that's like it was this much as good when trt was legal testosterone replacement therapy where we would hear about guys tested like 14 1470 like which isn't saying it's like superhuman no person has ever lived at us 1400 like a natural walking around testosterone level is crazy hyper human but they just get these benefits from that will tell me people who walk around naturally if they've never been tested though that's true freaky living room looks like he was born on Stewart and legit genetic freaks does not that would be crazy there's some people that just like yoel Romero I mean what in the truck it doesn't matter how many steroids you take it doesn't matter what you do like to do look like that you have to be a genetic freak have you been looking around yeah what's his name probably a lot of meteors the TJ thing apparently they went and tested his old fight pissed with Cody to and that tested positive for EPO as well and then Cody start freaking out what do you do if they if they go back and say f*** it let's test all the fights that finds out that he was doing it like five six seven fights what do you do but then the whole nother can of worms to because like all the fights and then what about all that because right like we can test everybody from 10 years ago 15 years ago like what if they could use you solder style testing Jack Daddy and the past I'm so glad that all these things are above my paygrade in charge of that program you have to really wonder where is the line you certainly want to test a guy for a fight that happened a week ago you certainly want to hold me now and check is if some new testing methods come out if there was a fight from a year ago you certainly would check that how many years back do you go especially if it's not expensive like what if it's easy and cheap to do the last 5 fights and then you have like 400 bites that you now have to like change the result of yeah I don't know I don't know either look we all know at one point in time performance enhancing drugs where she was part of mixed martial arts and that's why the UFC stepped up and decided to Institute this program was a big part of it I think it's a big part of professional sports in general sure so I think that we're going to be it's going to be coming up regardless anyway so I think maybe that's why the notes of the USA took a position right I think of the other sports I mean guys get caught doing things but a lot of other sports regulate themselves right yeah I don't know I think the NFL regulates itself Wheatland Electric something different on sport is involved in baseball they have like a three-strike rule if the first time is like somewhere in the 1025 game range and then the second one is like half the season third one got for a whole year if you do it again your band the baseball are NFL if you have a big money maker in your sport and then somebody outside of your company just comes on says here on the government might have the right to touch this guy I mean that's that's a perfect example he is the biggest star right now other than Connor and Connor is not active and Jon Jones is fighting all the time he wants to all the time that if that's where you ever find out what's really going on as you hire a bunch of werewolves and they just let him loose right when I let it go check this go go out there cyborg attested a lot a lot a lot of people got tested it's just a little crazy and a lot of them up a little bit posted where you going to be at at then yeah I promise if you training hard that 8 to 10 is so huge you might get hit with a punch if they wake you up after like six hours or 5 hours it's possible that a punch might connect on you that wouldn't have connected if you got eight that's not brush it at yeah that's that's real I did I did hydrate it's just not smart to stop athletes in the middle of the training camp wake him up yeah I mean I get the testing but I feel like you could get to them at noon okay just you can get to them at noon you got good testing now just but we don't we I mean I don't know that I don't know cuz I think the best time maybe at the earliest earlier the better by maybe I don't know nothing about this EPL apparently in this is Shabbos telling me was that they didn't it didn't used to be detectable the way it is now they've got these new methods of detection and epl's 1/2 that apparently from what I've read don't listen to me I'm not a doctor they can absolutely tell that you injected it it's it's injectable day comes in the injectable form that's what the there's no chance of a tainted steroid supplement it's definitely EPO so that's that's f***** up as a giant Advantage advantage of powers really hard and then be ready to go the next day what do you think the answer is for me like this is all stuff that like to be honest I don't really I was out of my wheelhouse to deal with but also it's hard to have an answer like you said they do we go back and keep testing them when these new things coming so what do we do with the NFL Hall yeah yeah it's just it's very interesting you know 10 years or more command I don't know man which is but if you find out that TJ tested positive for the Kodi fight to watch Kodi sure as an argument there and what if it's the fight before that was because a lot of that was a lot of people have arguments yeah there's a lot of guys yet so it's a fan and I'm a big fan of watching him perform but just attained his legacy that just does his no way around it when can you get caught cheating which is this stuff is there's no way it's not cheating on this is just cheating and this isn't any accident its dictates your legacy take away from the fact that these amazing PJ's an amazing fighter but f*** man that did test positive for EPO in the Henry sahuto find is also crazy to watch the progression all the work he did and how much you know he was getting better every fight until he came just yeah but you got to think how much like if you're on TPO how much does that really allow you to train extra time how much is that allow you to recover what's the Bennett like what is a quantifier benefit it must be pretty significant cuz there's a lot of you know the cyclist lot of lot of heavy-duty endurance athletes use it to try it and she'll like that for bragging rights an epidemic of you going to notice that you're able to like like the other day you can barely finish a roll of loop around the Rose Bowl at three-mile Loop and then you start taking it and you can get wet 5 6 miles and wonder I wonder I think what it does is it raise your threshold if you're already in Elite endurance athlete to I think for them that's what it is like they already looking for that extra Edge so they're already in Elite endurance athletes already in the Tour de France and they take that APL inside there more oxygen they Don't Ride juice and Frank I like TJ his style so Connecticut so much moving explosion smooth dances like he needs that juice it's not like a calm easy game where he's around everything's fast fast fast fast fast it's crazy it's hard it's it's a hard one to swallow uncomfortable talked about maybe some hard stoppages talk about some heart-stopping it's just going to be more take away and then everything I could say or think about I can't think of anything that solution or yeah I don't think anybody I think we're in this stage right now where they're probably looking at the data going okay what is this signify and how many more people should we test once once they develop a new method of testing that's the whole reason why they want to keep the old sample anyway nice new more sensitive methods of detection and you know about this stuff cuz I know the truth you're a science freak and you're saying with many people about it and David Sinclair was one more recent ones who did this discussion about life extension and different anti-aging Solutions in different things they're coming up with but when I come through with is at the other end as there are probably hundreds of thousands of people that are involved in either legitimate supplements or legitimate molecules or testing hormones on people or you know trying all these different things to try to figure out how to get the body to perform better some of them are legal and some of them are you legal and that's where it gets strange to get like the guy with the ball Coke I like to Conte comes long as I live I got one just rub it on but but why big you know people just started Rec light and come on man look at me Sammie so so look at me in the eye what are you doing you know when they all lived there all like exhibited these obvious physiological changes where that you could tell them whatever they were doing was really effective stop working on that right now all the Trap trying to get it better there's probably thousands of people that are trying to come up with stuff that sneaks past this testing


    Joe Rogan on Chuck Liddell Being KO'd by Tito Ortiz
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    just the end of it not good right now kid fighting fighting and never also I think there was an issue with his style because his style was so aggressive aggressive that people could just set set set boom and counter like Rashad Evans did with him and so you're getting his momentum coming forward and the Cheyenne Flatline active back in the day and I think he became married to that without approach you know the approach that works so well and Babalu so well Auntie do in the early flight you just a mutt Marauder you can hit him in the face with a f****** crowbar you just spit metal that you didn't give a f*** he was so badass back in the day I had prism yeah it's just that's that style there's ass comes a certain point Tommy you just can't do that anymore you know I think it's the martial artist you know and artist evolve and they're like oh well let me try this new paint let me try the new technique let me try this and I think with especially MMA you know there's so much opportunity to evolve new nuances to you as an artist maybe that's what I love about it certainly is but one thing that does happen when when guys try to add a lot of things sometimes they'll try to say a wrestler add a bunch of things to his repertoire but then they stop wrestler they falter and then their didn't have what brought them to the dance in the first place I didn't feel the sharpness I didn't I didn't feel the fire and not just the fire if I didn't physically feel the sharpness if I didn't feel the reflexes I'd have to be honest with myself and say okay don't do this sent me capable of being rational and objective about what you can do right now yeah yeah because I don't I don't fight for participation Awards medal you know like say I'm a world champion I'm the best in the world am I that's a UFC fighters like a participation medal basically like level it shows that you're a very high-level fighter you're very


    Herb Dean's Hilarious Alabama Cop Story | Joe Rogan
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    I do enjoy it up there yeah I do so this is a really cool places and one of them I like all the different place I've been there lots of different places where you are like you know this America to some people seem like a different color different states so it's like that so I got to go to Moscow Moscow is one thing you know you get to there's a lot of history lot of nice things to see St Petersburg same thing I got a long time ago on my travels my my I was going to go to one of Butterbean showing down in Alabama and my parents like man you going to Alabama man be safe down there don't be doing all that stuff you do you know it's going to be different because of you know American our history with racism and the cops from you know in the movies from the south that you supposed to scare you and I took a picture with him and they're like and somebody else can take a picture and I'll look when you start going to do I'm a hangout with people have a referee fights and you know talk to people in my talk so I took a lot of pictures are impressed they're saying that you know they seen other people you know tell people know about pictures and hang outside no no I don't want to drive no interest in doing that do you know how I grew up in La you let me like that like and they're getting pumped in like imagine like you're getting pulled over by her pain patch isn't this guy he's like contagion I'm like one of the agents when it comes up and tells him that he has some business to talk about with me if you want to talk about those are so uncomfortable with what was going on that I just going to get his like thanks so I get back to him I get back to my hotel room and I was thinking I was like man you know I'm worried about people prejudging and being intolerant I'm prejudging of these guys because of some history and these guys are really cool if I ever get the opportunity to see you guys I'm going to be you know I'm at Anna and I did they came like right there in the phone rings I swear and they took me to an after-party and they took it like it was like the place was like Roadhouse and here I mean like the whole everything you see like in a movie like you drove me to the airport with the lights on the picture of a taser like it show it to you it was it was like it was a pretty cool experience so after that I was like whatever I think I know about things I really don't and so so I take things at face value there's there's parts of especially in this country we're almost everywhere you can find coping saw it so yeah so I mean if you know oh my God that is hilarious can you play I can that they wouldn't mind I talk to those guys about it don't you think he's going to get in trouble though he's not the hate said he's fine he said he'll be all right I thought I'd get in trouble so I didn't want to do yeah that's why I haven't put it on and that's why I never did it


    Herb Dean Defends His Askren/Lawler Stoppage | Joe Rogan
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    last fight man if I do die blocks that fight I watch that finish like 10 times trying to figure out what happened or whether he's out or what he wasn't out I was pretty convinced that at one point time he went out and then come out Rosemont change my mind tomorrow Usman showed the we watch the video tape together the bathroom Tracy this thumbs up was the thumb going up or was it Thumb in a thumbs-up position going this way right arm drops was that I'm going to be okay so when I get a job for no reason whatsoever and so that's what I that's what I'm have to work with cuz that's what you know we don't know what someone's feeling whatever we just see if they're doing something that doesn't make sense when you see an arm go limp at that time you're going to assume that the person is unconscious we assumed the broadcast like you do you see two guys going up the leg locks you see your noodle massive legs and you know you got to you're going to have to help one guy out and figure out who's tapping and make sure you're on the right when I seen some naked choke specially got in the back face up I took a sigh relief my job just got so much easier this guy you know it's not like you're going to go out and then a second take some extreme amount of damage he may go out I have a second to make sure it's not even a second a half a breath and make sure he's okay and let it go out and he's not going to take any other damage a bulldog choke we haven't any other choke or somebody's where where there's pressure on the neck and they're spending been the c-spine backwards like that that's a that's a rough situation for me so I see someone go limp and I know that on top of it they're no longer putting tension on their neck and their neck is being bad I can't I you know I can't see that I should do something different than that cuz that's the talk to people about this I like to talk to people have opinions about fight especially people are interested in who they know what they talking about because if I always have a situation if I was having a mindset that I'm always doing the right thing I can't get better so I'm going to have to look at something and says there is no a teachable moment there is there a way I can learn from this and is there anyway I could do something different and no I don't think I think what that same situation with an arm going well with that type of a choke on someone I don't know of a defense that required to arm I would think the arm should be doing something else at this time I don't know I don't see that I should do something different you know I'm always interested always looking and always I love these type of conversations but right now I can't think of you know him tell you something it was an amazing fight yeah it was the first time I seen before and you know when you're his pressure or something special and the way Robbie dealt with it and Robbie had him and he had him in trouble and I was so close to stopping that fight when you're on the ground yet so many times that could make you have a feeling that it's inconclusive but I can't think of what else I should have done but you know I mean especially for that that fight for those two guys yeah you always wanted yeah the people to have a feeling of conclusion there when we talked about on the phone when you brought up the the damage the possible damage that neck with a bulldog choke you might be cutting off nerves and you might be bending the spine and kind of a f*****-up way I really hadn't considered that we're not what I was thinking of the choke when he grabbed hold them I was just thinking it was a blood choke but you're right like the way you lean in on Rudolph choking lean back yeah that's a lot of pressure on the neck sunchokes where there for you to fight where a guy did one of these moves I know you had to move for it take me where he's been in the spine back order it wasn't a question that I think guys have a name a lot of people doing it before right well we we started doing it in 10th Planet a few years back its I think people have done it but it is basically folks it's like a guillotine from the back it's like taking a video of Allegra naked choke hooks but instead of choking guy this way which is how you would do it which is wrap your forearm underneath his neck and wrap the other arm behind his head instead of doing that you wrap your arm all the way of front like a guillotine hold the from the back and you have ungodly leverage right it's ungodly how much pressure you put on someone's neck and Zara front Scott Epstein he used it quite a few times we called the Executioner is that it there have a have a habit here for you the something like this this is a little different this guy had arms in this is different but it's similar farms in joke about it but what he would do if he wanted to do an executioner is he would get his hips underneath the guy and get back position this is just a really good north-south choke and he once you have the guy he sat up and pulled the guys body up onto him and almost a sitting position and then put hooked right before where y'all roll the guy to the side and I'll come just to walk it through and figure out how it work you put hunt and I was sitting there was like okay this isn't illegal my stop this fight it's not you know it's not an illegal move but I don't want to see how this plays out and the guy got one hurricane and almost a second it was about to go in the guy tapped and when I pulled him off the guy couldn't move his neck was f***** up yeah he couldn't move you know he has some sort of thing I don't know what's going on he was he was he couldn't move he was terrified I was terrified guillotine yeah I've heard of that yeah so so that's why would some submissions you know especially some of the trucks is like okay at things are slowing down in okay things are got a little bit easier for me with that one things are not easy at all that's not something that I want to I want to play what I think it's kind of disappointed with some some people have a platform I don't want to mention any names but some people have a platform of kind of tossed it out if something Sensational say oh look at this is he drawing responsible when it's dangerous techniques like that well I think you really pointed that out about the neck in a very important way that and I think that's something that people should really take into consideration when you see someone if you seen people have you ever every time we got caught in a twister yeah it's a horrible it's supposed to be leaving for the back of the way it's set up because it's not like it's it's not like a fast thing that catches you off-guard it's a long road to it feel so terrible and there. So then is Defcon 4 when you take a rear naked choke grip from the Twister position oh yeah and I seen representing that when I think it's a difficult situation. So I've seen other harder situations by then I mean like yeah she jokes are out and then let her go and she's she's asleep from the Bulldog choke and Ashlee evans-smith steps up covered in blood and it's crazy that was crazy but there's that one didn't Chris lights out Lytle catch Tiki in a bulldog choke I think you did but anyways we're going to go to Leon chokes out Pat miletich cuz this is for the title and he caught him in a bulldog choke and it is like that was it that was used to call it a schoolyard headlock that was that's why I say that reference of the hardest job cuz you were you in that situation you do have to take those things into consideration what kind of damage is doing this guy's neck is he out is when his arm went limp okay when do I still got to get it I got to save him like you know you were evaluating situation is always there's different do you know you're evaluating the threat to the person you're evaluating if there's a threat coming you how much how well can they deal with it has a lot of stuff going on there you know we take it really serious I take a really serious it's to me it's it's I feel that I have a sacred trust I feel that it's one of these positions at like stupid people a lot of them could be doing a lot of things with your life and they've chosen this path to and they take time from their family they take time away from other careers where they could be progressing and all to meet their dreams and hopes and I need to balance that with your safety so it's something I think about a lot even in the way I talk to my friends and I mean to always you know I'm always on time I'm always working as a referee anytime I'm out in the streets are with friends people going to ask me what I think about this fighter who died thinking me better and I because of his job you doing you don't longer have the the luxury of having the you know of talking about mixed martial arts in the front way about who's going to win and how's this going to happen because who knows I might referee the fight and everyone's going to be on the internet like hers referee in the fighting we are having beers yesterday that's what he told me right round right right yes you have that attitude what is this one right here Lowe's had some spectacular grappling real Merrily on man while transitioning his his his explosiveness is agility and he was he's so athletic he was doing stuff that no one else had a really high level submission game early on in 96 and I didn't have that kind of Game and Fish Commission it was tight that the Matthews when was crazy remember that Corey had him up and he's yeah that was he put them to sleep as they get up Matt Hughes like his and hers car saying like stand-up you one you wanted like what happened Raiden squeeze that you squeeze it so Matt goes unconscious he's out cold he doesn't know what's going on with no one knows what's going on so Carlos his head hit the ground when he went down like that knocked him out right right right I woke up from the choke and then like you want sing about this Robbie Lawler Ben askren fight like whose mom was saying they got to run it back and I was like it wouldn't be a bad thing to run it back I mean at the same time you know we got to be honest here like as far as running back how many fights are is that happen the UFC are there because it's exciting what people want to see Joe most right so and what people want to see Joe most right so Brock Lesnar DC's perfect example right so that's exciting as people want to see it and then tell me the excitement has been generated by throwing me under the bus but cool


    Good Cops and Bad Cops | Joe Rogan and Michael Yo
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    walking up to a car that's freaky enough you don't know what's inside the door like you're playing roulette you don't know what's inside that car you know light luck there are some bad police out there but as just put yourself in that spot where you're a cop getting out your car walking to a car with tinted windows Yep knocking on the window you don't know what you're going to be don't know if it's a barrel with shotgun you don't you have no idea you have no idea and people have to rely that tension they carry with them all day they might have 20 of those interactions absolutely all day and it'll really bad yeah and if you have any b******* or don't appreciate the respect that they're immediately going to go okay yeah you f****** a****** into that you're the enemy now and it's horrible it's horrible that we give a person the kind of power that police officers have when they have used it but it's all so horrible that we create this relationship between Fellowship the purpose of cop is just a citizen one of us where we are the enemy if we're not following the book special in the book of stupid like at the pot laws or something dumb like that like Jesus Christ you know I've been pulled over a couple times you don't I even been profiled and I would like and I'm half-black you know you don't know what I really am a lot of people but I've been profiled so I know when I see when I hear the stories and I've been in cars with my friends that are dark-skinned black and they've been pulled over and it's a thing where you're upset cuz you feel like you're being profiled but man wants that cop walks over you need to show all due respect because they they control that game now it's 100% their game once pull up to your window you're in their car they are entirely necessary for a civilized society 100% And if you want to be able to call the police or some s*** is going down you should appreciate them when they're there and you know this does not discount all the bad collie yeah absolutely discount all the things we've all seen the shootings are unjustified punching syringes for this is what we have to keep though perspective because there's so many interactions there's so many cops out there to deal with PTS all day long because for a decade or two decades of their life they have been dealing with crime and violence all day long everyday and they dress like the enemy they're not just a cop there cop was to wear cop outfit so everywhere you go like when you were playing quake and you play entombed cops like bad guy see cops as the enemy you're being need to be the enemy even if you've never had an interaction if you're a bad guy and that's a cop that's the enemy and that is a crazy position as people to be that even for people that don't have interactions with cops in a lot they still considered the enemy sure because if they pull you over for Speed Of Time over the top where it's like come on now let me ask you this what if everybody agreed to never speed like we made up like a six-month agreement in this country where we would never speed and no one speed it and there was no more traffic violations in terms of speeding tickets what the f*** would happen he was like people just get laid off left and right it would just file it department they put quotas on you cuz you're a glorified Revenue collector we not supposed to think that's a problem though like when you're having people over and I think that it it all look the problems with the police in people start from the court and that's major problem if you have to pull over people even if you're a cop and go they're not really doing anything bad but I have to meet my quota of tickets that starts from a very negative Place terrible terrible terrible terrible place in terrible place for both parties she's writing someone to take it for no reason like you catch someone speed limit 65 or 6169 you told him over like it though really even pay attention like there's no way unless I'm not looking at the road like it less have cruise control I'm not looking at the road might get to 69 on my back up to 65 again even though I'm trying to go the speed limit play automatically act you just got jacked it in your mind and protecting it we all know he's writing a ticket just to write a ticket it's probably the 27th or 28th of the month yet and I got to meet their quota any so the police Radars you and then a cop car pulls you over here yeah yeah and that was the last time we went to date I went with my wife and son and we got pulled like a cop car came out of nowhere and my wife hears the difference you know that this shows that my wife is white from Wyoming right and this is the big difference that's real like that that's what I Pilgrim that's like Casper the Friendly Ghost white Cowboy White write Cowboys up their Wyoming Cowboys on a ranch no sitting at Gillette Wyoming Gillette Wyoming and this is the difference in cultures we have in this is why I try to tell my wife when the cop came over his name let's see officer Andrew he comes over I'm very polite I said yes sir you got it no problem I was speeding no problem my wife and the cop goes with pulled you over by Flame so give me a ticket I like hey officer and have a great day is like you too sir my wife is in the backseat with my son rolls down the window when he's walking away scuse me whatsa black SUVs passing us and it's from a plane are you serious I'm about to die the cop turns back around like comes to my side of the window says excuse me ma'am and but just a privilege to be able to talk to a cop like that because she has no idea she has no idea that's the real one soundstage know you f****** s*** I know that's hilarious and I'm like who should for sure I will but I will it's it's just it's scared me cuz I was scared white people okay okay so she warns horseshoe like about a plane and she's given this cop attitude all know like you almost killed me she's like stop being ridiculous I'm like no wrong place wrong time wrong history wrong background wrong state of mind that he's in like a black dude wears a white woman for sure but now she gets that cuz we have a son you know what I mean so I think once you have a multi-ethnic son now she's like oh I'm all about marijuana I'm all about she doesn't look like she's all about the ethnic cartoons not in the family is trying you know anybody has to ever worry about getting accidentally shot by a cop and the problem I think is not going to go away until the problem crime goes away and that's not going to happen either so what do we do to make life safer for everybody that's a real good f****** question I think they're black. Black lives matter did that people don't want to accept but it's really important is became an ass thought yes it's not just another story in the news it's a national salt like this isn't a movement to try to eradicate this and all the times that you seen guys plant guns on after they shot them like Thomas crazy videos yet you see videos of black people with no guns getting shot and then here's a problem they go to court and then the cops are innocent she the one with the guy throws the gun down on the ground was it was it a taser throw down on the ground it was like he shot him and then as he's coming out to the body drop something on the ground when I was growing up at least I don't know when it changed the cops were supposed to shoot not to kill you but to handicap you like shoot you in the leg shoot you in the arm because I'm not that good a shot there's a lot of cops are just not good at shooting guns and there's a lot of that are military trains that are there professional very serious you are but it's like I watch the video the other day of a guy getting it all altercations off duty cop got into an altercation with this guy and he tried to pull his gun out the guy grabbed him grab his rescheduled not know how to fight at all and probably only knew how to like shoot people he gets taken down the guy obviously knew Jiu-Jitsu mounted them took the gun from him through the gun away and beat the f*** out of them from the mount Townsend turns his back he gets his back is beating the s*** out of them it's horrific because this cop thought he was safe and pulls gotten one example but just because someone's a cop doesn't mean they're well prepared there are those out there for those are also some slobs like I've seen some guys that are other cop make bro you can't run a block, are you okay you know if this is a ridiculous position for you to put yourself in and anybody else you trying to protect your handicap by gluttony but but at the same time we do need them we need them to be more respected and appreciate it did not very respected and appreciated by a lot of people I think that's and see what I need to be serviced what I hate about this conversation whatever side they're on with the cops are going to pull whatever they want cuz we've talked negatively negatively said some things about and I hate how we're in such a polar place where in the form or what I hate you can't have a conversation anymore and that's where we're at right now it's like you can't say anything wrong with cops because then you don't support the cops if you support the cops then you'll get attacked by the other side anything wrong with cops because then you don't support the cops if you support the cops then you'll get attacked by the other side going oh well they kill innocent people I know you're clip of anything you said today without you further elaboration because most of what you said you further elaborate absolutely he could take that one snippet and just put a little clip up somewhere or worse yet quote it


    Michael Yo On the First Time He Saw Someone Die [Disturbing!] | Joe Rogan
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    bmtc tell me tell me what you told me he said he said he was listening to the podcast to do with Luis J Gomez about people getting head injuries and he has been doing I believe for like 15 years or so like doesn't do it every single day cuz you don't work every single day by the 3-day basis or so every day he works you see at least one person dead from a head injury whether it's an elderly person they slipped on ice something people fall and hit their heads please don't do it just go to a gym get your frustrations out don't fight on the street you could kill somebody or you can get killed at even accidentally even if you really don't hate the guy that much you punch him in the face and go unconscious their head hits the ground people die all the time and you have told the story about when Kevin James has to work as a bouncer in Long Island a guy that he was working with punched a guy and killed him but he accidentally killed a drunk guy guys coming out of you punch them but I guess I'm not I don't know the whole story but that s*** happens all the time I've seen guys it is not about a punch those about when they hit their head hit by the world I think about that thing of the world just dropped on your head that's what it's like your body mass bouncing off a car especially concrete there's no gift so your head it sounds horrible horrible even if you do it to somebody and you wanted to hurt them when you hit her head bounced off concrete sealer oshit like that's not as simple as like you punch them you punch them and then you know whatever they weigh 190 lb with all the massive grat Dalton mass and gravity pulling them towards the ground with no slowing it down but me and head bone shoulder nevermind 10 years old this is the first time I saw death in real life from a head injury I was sitting with my friend on the curve in a guy was driving a motorcycle he was speeding up and down the street and right on iriswood in Houston Texas he's flying down a car pulls out and he hits it packed in the evening wear helmets so he literally flew up in the air and landed about 20 feet from us his head hit first and exploded like a lot of milk give me the tell me don't look at it. I go out there the next day it's just blood stains everywhere in his wife is picking up his hair that stuck to the concrete and I remember it so vividly I was next door neighbor with Eric and we were sitting on the curb watching this lady pick up her husband's hair that was cut in and that's the first time I ever saw death and it was was bad never rode a motorcycle because of that reason to ride motorcycle other than it's awesome motorcycle safety classes and then two of my friends wiped out one of them got hit by a car and one of them fell going around a corner back to shoulder up after that accident probably about six years later you know when 3 wheelers with big back to ya and my friend same friend that was on the curb we were three wheeling and and where I grew up there is bunch of dishes to it going and he thought he could go down in the ditch and come up the other side but I think you forgot that it's flat on the bottom of real dishes literally we're going and we hit the bottom and I flew out in literally have my face was like just wreck it was in the hospital and and we didn't have helmets that that farts and cuz we're young and dumb and where I grew up there is bunch of dishes so we're going and he thought he could go down in the ditch and come up the other side but I think you forgot that it's flat on the bottom of real ditches literally we're going and we hit the bottom and I flew out in literally half my face was like just regular than a hospital and and we didn't have helmets and cuz we're young and dumb and stupid stupid


    Are Our Ancestors' Memories Locked In Our DNA? | Joe Rogan and Michael Yo
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    right because it's all like crystals and healers to tell people looking to be spiritual if they've given up on on traditional religion but they seem to need that sort of vibe until they they get into like spiritual stuff and channelers and healers have you got it all day long I've been believe this more more lately though that our understanding what are memory is is very limited and that the reason why people are scared of things but some things is probably because there's some sort of genetic memory of someone that they knew like I bet your kid will have somehow or another that knowledge of that motorcycle accident and that feat this I think she goes through DNA you know why is kids scared of monsters why is he scared of bullets or fires or you know what you might want to see if they're scared of something that I was scared of growing up nowadays animals used to eat people yeah that's what I think I think we're monsters represent like Jaguars and s*** like you going to the Jungle try to get some water and get jacked that's our ancestors all of our ancestors every single human being on this planet came from Africa all of us one hundred percent of us everyone all of us got eaten all of our answers so can our DNA is wired afraid of monsters in the dark Blues are cats Man by cats like all the time. I don't know about that this is very scared for a moment but I don't believe in that thing can animals have instincts right look here's a perfect example of what kind of animals have weird and thinks that they all sniff each other's assholes they all piss on spots for other animals did they don't teach my dog how to do that my dog is 6 weeks old and he pees on it but he learned from his call people that like when you remember he didn't know Jack schitt so he learned that from him I never loved no I think it's in his DNA that but what is the DNA like doesn't your DNA carry some traces of information onto your own children like what I noticed in my children okay they share certain weird traits that I have that I don't fit like like obsessive-compulsive traits that I don't think they see because I don't really bring that home especially the workout stuff and the Simpson things are really good kind of psychotic about martial arts stuff my my middle daughter has that in a crazy wet and I'm like okay this is me if I was a girl okay if I was a little girl this is me like my memory that's in her or is it do I have like some weird obsessive Gene and looks like he does certain looks that in a my wife goes he's acting like you right now or is he knows in his head that that's how I'd like that a lot of this stuff he does I don't I don't even do oh oh come over to watch him to go you know he's just like you when you were this age and it's so wet and yeah it's in the DNA it's in something right whatever it is whether it's in cellular memory DNA some sort of genetic information gets passed on when their parents their child


    Joe Rogan | What if Trump Revealed Secrets Post White House? w/Michael Yo
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    resident where to go in and say I'm a get rid of all lobbyists that President would not make it through his term how to get everybody on board who knows about it cuz otherwise people going to tell if you go and kill the f****** president you have to get a lot of people on board as we're probably going to get raided by the Secret Service right now but if you want to kill President it's not like it used to be I think it used to be less consequential not that it was all what I mean like John Wilkes Booth days right they easier to kill the president and then Kennedy way easier to kill President 1963 then is killed President 2000 could you still do it yeah but you probably going to get caught but you'd probably get caught is that you have to have me do it have to be you have to have a tiny small circle a f****** sociopaths and Psychopaths and they all agree to keep it hush you know someone have to make a mistake and mapping like that was one of the things I said about Dealey Plaza and they rolled Kennedy through the f****** security person would ever agree to let someone roll through the convertible with bility all around and then also you have to take that long slow turn where you know something I'll just drive by going 50 miles an hour and you got to get your assassinated but I just I just really feel like There Are Rules like if that will never ever know about the ones you get in there they're like hey here's what you need to know here's what you need to know not to go again I would think that if anybody's going to tell us that has Trump I think it's the best thing that could ever happen is it Trump gets out of his terms in the white house and just starts talking on exactly what it's like the day you become the president how how do you think you're going to be treated want to gets out though don't love him you think so little of Bush People hated Bush they called Bush a war criminal now he's an adorable Grandpa paints that were supporters of Obama they loved him now I mean I don't know I think they're going to letting a service soon as the population loves Trump right now. And you know they have reasons to back it up and turns of like the economy what they think is happening with job creation all these different things that he's doing that may or may not have devastating implications depending on who you talk to this next button on that one but there's obviously maybe I'm too stupid I don't understand that stuff but I'm saying doing that may or may not have devastating implications depending on who you talk to this next button on that one but there's obviously and then they also people say wow this is a trend that was actually going on during the Obama Administration he's just riding the wave maybe I'm too stupid I don't understand that stuff but I'm saying there's in terms of numbers it's not like the country is completely imploding right now I mean maybe some people buy some people's metric it's not doing as well as he would like to pretend it is probably


    Joe Rogan on Quake Champions
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    this whole Animal Kingdom thing but one thing that scares me that you were doing when I walked in his playing these f****** shooter games that came as a real problem Jamie and I have been going to war for the last 2 months going to war we go to war we talked about shed to we go to war Ben and Jeff are the employee been playing this f****** come see this isn't bad because they're like characters like I was playing one where it's like human beings again when you shoot somebody like I got scared went when you get scared to go into the next room because you really that nervous like it's freaks me out this shooter games are too realistic dude you're always in like some sort of a castle and the people that you're shooting against make a person look like a cartoon character but the graphics are so Sensational but more importantly like the gameplay is very precise and you you have to have like real hand-eye coordination skills like you learn things like tactics you learn how to move around Maps you learn how to control resources and resources is Giant and you want to get all the armor that you possibly can and you also want to be like clever about weapons choices you're always engaging a different distances different kinds of fights like sometimes you're stuck in like a corridor and sometimes you know you're in an area where they can't shoot you but you can shoot them if use the right weapon man you need to bring back the old school Atari that one red button that Iran I don't want to kill a guy with a real person I mean are you why you do it if you jumped at me and I shoot them in mid-air with a railgun we both laugh if you shot me in the face with a rocket and I was like


    Joe Rogan | When Being an Entertainment Reporter Goes Wrong w/Michael Yo
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    the problem I had did the problem I have a bit of entertainment reporter they give you questions to ask and you have to ask him or literally it could be your job so they float out like a bunch of real dumb ones they give you any room to like what's her name Anna what's her name she was in Devil's wear Prada Meryl Streep but and Anne Hathaway so they gave me the dumbest question that Kim Kardashian Kanye West and right before that it was Anne Hathaway and so they told me they go hey why don't you ask her what she thinks about the cover because everybody was like this is bullcrap that Kim Kardashian question she goes well you know I don't run the magazine so it really doesn't matter to me I like fine so I finished question I'm walking down the stairs and killed then I hear she goes why the fuk with that question I don't give a s*** robot click click click it out there after question if you don't ask and you know when you have people talking to his entertainers and everything's soaked and it just seems so inauthentic like they wanted me to ask my first interview ever was with Jennifer Aniston and Marley and Me and this is right after she broke up with Brad Pitt no I know it's my first gig so you had to so no I didn't so I said what if I figure out a different way to ask so I found it so what I do like whatever you get we need a clip you know that was when I was at entertainment and this is my first big Chute ever Jennifer Aniston and her like you're going to go out there so it was Marley and Me So she just broke up with Brad Pitt so I go since the movies about a daughter go what's the what's the what's the similarities between a dog and a man and gives a great answer about you no one will be around but a dog is Always Forever you know like men could treat you right so I got a great answer love it and I didn't have to ask about Brad Pitt and that's the thing is if you find a smart with it you can ask it but it's just sometimes what you to be just so brutal it's it's I can't because they don't have to do it and they don't keep the relationship exactly and they just don't care about you you're a little trained person that they send out a little money for the person listen to me little person you have to listen to the person who signs the paper to send you off and give you a little f****** Direction the grossest 100% it's my soul and I couldn't I couldn't ask people about them breaking up or something tragic happening in their lives like how you doing now is like some of them TMZ dudes of feel bad I might look bro I feel bad too but I'm not talking to you like that but it wasn't just like it's not the way to discuss things to discuss things in your coming out of the airport or you're on your way to a f****** restaurant somewhere and someone sticks a can when your friends like come on on reality the same thing over and over and over again we were going to junk but I mean there's these these junkets are a brutal assault on reality. I'm saying the same thing over and over and over again you asking the same question


    Joe Rogan on the Status of the Kanye Podcast, "I'm Not Trying to Pressure Anybody"
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    constantly putting out music on sleep without stuff that people love he constantly put some stuff that smashes and some guys lose their enthusiasm for productivity bring prolific they lose that and then they become like Rod Stewart I'm a giant Rod Stewart fan comes on the radio I get excited I love that God damn song I love a lot of his music he's a butt how many tickets we sell right now will he sell out the Staple Center on that you without you know you know when you I know you're still working on Kanye coming on the show and then not even the United okay now. If you want to do it but I don't want to put any pressure on anybody absolutely like on the outside like that you're seeing like in Gossip magazines and on TV I I I used to host his donda West Foundation event Chicago a lot of people don't know the good he did in Chicago if they had perfect attendance he would go there every year there was a huge concert bring like comment and all different type of Chicago artist he would bless everybody in from all over the city and do a free concert for all these kids that had a perfect 10 it was good interview him that way because he sucks at that time at that time when his mom was still alive he's such a down down-to-earth humble by the time I was yelling at sway the people think different I'm not stupid Apple ad think different people that really do think different differently that's when the problems that Apple ad to incorrect grammar but there's people out there that just have a different vibe there aren't different frequency there different wavelength the ones you create great s*** done he has a gift I mean he is in a lot of people outside girl he's out there yeah he is a genius he's doing something in a different way and that's that moves are cultural long that's what that's like that's what when you're doing stand-up right like if your if your nail and something if you really the lockdown something and pulling you put out a live on the Sunset Strip or a Delirious my that you're changing culture you're you're making people of people are going to spread out in these ripples are going to go to their job in the morning like if you if you were nailing something if you really the lockdown something and pulling you put out a live on the Sunset Strip or a Delirious my that you're changing culture you're you're making people of people are going to spread out in these ripples going to go to their job in the morning like we saw Michael Yo holyshit has a joke about a cat and whatever the f*** it is whatever the choke is people be crying laughing and that this ripples to that is positive ripples it changed


    Joe Rogan - The Everglades are a Redneck Jurassic Park
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    this were worried about invasive species on when new species get introduced to new ecosystems it's like we're just talking about this yesterday Everglades pythons pythons and there's a real f****** redneck Jurassic Park going on in the middle of Florida yeah we care that I lived in Miami man and at the time I lived in Miami Atlanta me that big big they had these lakes and if you go back like 10 years ago and look up four people were just jogging around Lakes getting snatched by alligator alligator definitely don't jog near the water no I believe like eight people within six months got snatched just jogging mine and a real 100% probably about 8 to 10 years ago just jogging I didn't know that there was that many deaths ever from one of my favorite ones was a guy who was running from the cops near Miami and he was in a stolen car parked his car on a bridge off the bridge and landed on an alligator alligator jacked him in front of the cops and they were just sitting there going well there you go guilty jumps off the bridge opens its mouth on them but me want to try to get away from people with interesting to do didn't even speed up came along wallet had it in his body and tried to eat the python and so then it was like this disaster of it a python with an alligator inside of it with no head but the whole thing was that this Python and ate the alligator and then went to eat at the can't move cuz I got to f****** 900 pound alligator Tri-Cities and that in houses in cities even towns you have a Town's rare that a f****** while Predator makes its way into your town predators and prey in insulation the problem is when we're isolated from it we neglected as an aspect of nature we we put it in some weird Berkeley call my God this is weird now that's not weird that's normal that's normal life normal life big things eating little Earth and you don't respect it really don't respect it when you don't sit like yeah my parents want to go to Africa on a safari I'm like man you can have that yeah I would go if I got one of them like Jurassic Park mobiles that they have with the tall are called free one or two times where if you're in it and no woman worked on Game of Thrones she was there on vacation and she got pulled out of her f****** car right she rolled down the window to take a picture in the cat came and snatched drive the car but people kind of like that deserve it like people that roll down Windows and not safe for people jumping in the pit at the zoo the other day I think is really just it's what we're talkin about that you're not around it and see what it is I have to be around at 2 no hey these'll wild animals and I've never had anything happened to them I'll give you never been punched Aziza if this is a cheetah cheetahs are actually not there they're actually very curious and then not dangerous to people so they whatever has no idea this thing is in his backseat we don't want to do that and have a f****** rip your face off laws they don't have claws like a cat doesn't more like a dog is there a weird animal there like a weird cat dog thing you know they're super super fast like I've never seen one run in real life but apparently people who I know that I've seen it say you can't believe how fast it is you know one thing that blew me away I was reading about it that hippopotamuses kill more people a year than all the animals combined all of them all of them and it's just like people just like don't respect hippopotamuses and they're fast and they're strong and they'll rip you apart like a giant pig in the pig family cousin to a pig or some s*** dude peanut in pounds that's more than 5,000 pounds are 2.2 times oh my God that's what people don't respect their slow to so when they see him I think they run like 24 25 miles per hour wear like a hundred a person that runs a hundred yard – in the Olympics I think average around like 29 at 30 miles per hour get eaten f*** can you imagine you're like 20 yards away from this thing you like it's not going to just runs up on you get chased by an alligator to the thing is to jukam go left and go right terrifying man the s*** out of me that scares the s*** out of me I mean do that guys hate the Airborne he's he's launching himself in the air fast yeah they try to f*** you live hundred people a year dude hippo hippo bite out wife's heart oh my God oh my God open a rib cage I'll go back to Africa every year and chill out everyone will every one of them I'd be responsible for hippo Extinction they really can't do that but I'm going to mad at me don't kill all the hippos why not don't kill all the snakes for if anybody and anyone knew got killed the first day that something gets killed by f****** python in Florida when a human gets jacked we should send in the Marines just go through the f****** swamp and kill them off just like they're the enemy you just get a giant line of human beings go through and kill those f****** serpent there in the Bible okay after in the Bible snakes baby they will go through them all cocky with monsters living in your f****** neighborhood is there any purpose of them though they kill rats but the problem is in that area it's not established for them so there was as Rich ecosystem of mammals and reptiles, Everglades right now they're all gone this is the god there's nothing left there's just anacondas and pythons and Nile crocodiles now if that guy got eaten like a guy that actually tracks stripped-out do you feel sorry for like if you putting yourself In Harm's Way give a f*** about anybody else watch this video a crab and it's a crowd a mother crab to sitting there eating its babies it had like thousands of babies all around it that a just hatched like a couple weeks ago and just sitting there eating its babies and I'm like yeah yeah f*** you in the boiling water and I'm going to crack you open you ever heard him scream when they go in eating our kids this is crazy I was I was at a friend's house and they caught crabs and they would throw it and I think they scream man I think it's like the dark side of nature does not have babies go through life to that came from so gross that anybody would give a f*** about crabs extinct but that's one animal that we in our house kill ourselves and no one has a problem with it like they brought him a rabbit you throw in the water like Fatal Attraction I believe that was the only way to keep they brought him a rabbit you throw in the water like Fatal Attraction is like that was the only way to keep no no no and we throw him in like a lot


    Michael Yo Interviewed Tom Cruise | Joe Rogan
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    they do have some know that was amazing and they pull out Tom Cruise get them altogether Tom Cruise Will Smith in the robbery interview Tom Cruise know but only with my brain when I'm in my sensory deprivation tank he reaches out to me does it really makes a mind-meld in a he puts on his Scientology earbuds and he she astral travel to tell you it's amazing interview Tom Cruise what's amazing about it it's it's different stories you wake up with your pants off now I didn't know not nothing at that time am I I tell all my friends when you interview Tom Cruise he will take ask him a question he'll try to make it 3 minutes long so he doesn't have you can ask him that many so you got to learn you got to build a relationship with him so then you can ask him a bunch see I've interviewed him so many times I walk it I remember one time I Got 5 minutes so we're going to have to answer these questions I heard a part of Scientology is for you to walk out the room saying how great they are and I do limitations of you yeah you did tell me some of the crazy it doesn't shake me I'm not like okay well not if I talk with them they're crazy my fever people are all crazy like literally crazy my favorite people there was someone tells me that someone's crazy I'm like okay what else you got crazy like Will Smith is awesome well nobody's home with them they're crazy my favorite people are all crazy like literally crazy my favorite people sober someone tells me that someone crazy I'm like okay what else you got crazy on scary to me like Will Smith is awesome


    How The Rock Motivates Michael Yo | Joe Rogan
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    cuz there's so many people I call him dumb thugs but how do you do you just there's hate in the dark I don't know what to doing it anymore very very rarely go into mentioned if I do it's usually mistake I just I just do my best to post and I go I'd host and toast you don't even look at people's feeds day I look at some people speak pictures I watch some inspirational she likes going to The Rock's CM lifting weights made him dump when I go to the gym Fletcher I interviewed The Rock first time I met him was like 11 years ago during the game plan and we just hit it off right game playing the game plan that's where he played a quarterback he was a lot thinner the years every time I interviewed him he would pull me aside and go are you going to my acting coach are you doing this are you doing that is there anything I can help you with and I'm like why it like in Den he got bigger and bigger than the last time I saw same thing yo are you doing are you going to the acting coach are you working on your goals are you like literally his Instagram but in real life and it's in he'll never know this but it's a thing that's for me just average Schmo Michael Yo to take the time out every time I interview if I'm achieving my goals if I'm moving forward in life giving me positive things positive thoughts to take that time like 5 minutes after every interview in this dude is booked non-stop but to actually take time and it's just so inspirational in to see him be the biggest movie star in the world and he knows everybody's name is very respect I don't know if he has a earpiece but light because he has all the neighborhoods he goes back to to check to see where he was witch from when he was poor and starving yeah you know I mean he really is from humble beginnings and he had only like $5 left in his account and then he got discovered in wrestling and I knew him in Miami when he was doing WWE couple times over there and he play for the University of Miami my favorite college football team so it's a thing where you know the history of 11 years but for him that big to take time to motivate me to get up early and I know if he sees me out he knows my name but it's not like I'm not like Kevin Hart with him and just to be a random dude that he takes time out every time he sees me to make sure I'm hitting my goals and moving forward with my career and not back and then offering hey if you ever need anything get in touch with me you know I would never take him up on that but it's a thing where nobody he's the rock and the beat that is for I mean it it just just so much man like it it it little things that big celebrities do or somebody that really inspires you like they don't know how much that means like that little time we spent so much is it it's authentic but it's really who yes there is nothing fake about that man you don't have to be fake not have to be successful and if you want to work as hard as that guy you could be successful at the gym first action star that looks like an act like I would want him to save my life in real life aliens coming at you Independence Day did you not see Will Smith save the world mod I Love Will Smith an earthquake earthquake well if you want someone to hold one hand on the top of a building with you and then hold your wrist with another and know that he's got you according to the movie poster that's the Rocks Will Smith holding the top of building told you to come by the hand an earthquake in earthquake well if you want someone to hold one hand on the top of a building with you and then hold your wrist with another and know that he's got you according to the movie poster that's the Roxy I never saw Will Smith holding the top of buildings and told me to come by the hand Will Smith I Am Legend movie


    Joe Rogan on Learning Jiu-Jitsu for Self Defense
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    I used to be so agreeably a big dude you're strong that's why Nobody messes with me and all that stuff today I don't know how would react like I don't know I used to be a bouncer at club play college football like I was a tough dude now after my Park Gym find little bit not to fight people but what are you so you don't worry about it I never worry about it okay well then don't worry about it I'll be home at 8:30 so f***** up and got tackled Jesus couldn't but Josie you think anybody's going to jump on stage when you're on rational people anyone okay so so say I started to go to a fight just like where would I start at like what I do I would say you should try Jiu-Jitsu cuz it's fun as really good exercise and you'll learn some stuff like that you learn how to do it it's it's a technique based art where is like say if if you like there's there's guys that I will do just respond with call rolling okay guys I will roll with that are weaker than me smaller than me and tap me everytime I roll with them and I'm a black belt okay that's reality like if there's there's nothing that a hundred and fifty pounds that I can roll with that I know will tap me virtually every time we roll because their technique is sharper they train more often than I am there more Focus than more in the group but I also heard you say like one of your podcast you got to watch out who trained with because they might just try to hurt you spot just a little further than that in Tarzana okay machado's where I got my black belt Jean Jacque Machado a train there sometimes and he said play some Malibu but it closed down because of the fire but they they have an outstanding Jim's like one of the best in the country and it's in that area would like as far as teaching top-notch like but there's a lot of really good Jiu-Jitsu schools now it's not like I like when I started in 96 it was hard to find a good gym there's a five of them in all of California right now cuz it was just starting out like 93 is when Jiu-Jitsu sort of emerged in the public Consciousness because the UFC and then there is the gym started are popping out popping up I was really took my first class and then Crossing Gracie's I thought they were the same but then like a couple other places how long does it take you to get to a black belt like for you some guy took me a long time I was a brown belt for eight years but it was just because I wasn't training as much as I should have liked that you don't they don't give them away like you have to be a real black belt what it means decides what is somebody just watch as uterus and you do know be in the back of the store and I was like dude this motherfukers on fire he started hittin that Groove that where will you go and sit down you want to watch is set and I think when that happens in Jiu-Jitsu it's the same kind of think I start talking about like to do Mike has been tapping everybody he's just his ear so sharp then you know like this guy is on the quest and you'll see a guy go from white belt to black belt in three years but they have to be super exceptional like really unusual athletes unusual mindset unusual discipline it can't happen most of time ago garden-variety estimate is like 10 years is realistic white belt to black belt for a regular person if you really train hard and you really dedicate yourself but freaks can get there quicker like BJP he won the Mundial switch is the World Championships after three years of training three years of training with a black belt when the world will be doing that to BJ's a special guy though I just also got legs are like arms he has leg dexterity like no one on the planet longer limbs like a Rodger Gracie is a perfect example is a really tall long guy doing the best Jiu-Jitsu players ever they can do things with those limbs that are short of person can't do in terms of like Leverage from joints to buy this like disadvantages to every frame like there's a guy who's Tamar pajares a famous like tank of a guy 757-200 plus pounds and just rips guy's legs apart and he uses this like short style did dive in on people's legs and ketamine heel Hooks and cars and rip their legs price terrifying that style heavily-favored is being built like a little tank where is like that long like you are you're a tall long guy you would have like good Darth chokes good rear-naked good good armbars good triangles unit of length in The Leverage with that link special with triangle cuz long-legged guys they can like sometimes a guy like me with short legs I'll get my legs crossed and I have to adjust a Lot bill sent up by triangle where's you might be able just close it up right there so you'll have like more opportunities for triangles because the length of your limbs have you would you have ever been in a point in your in your career when you were doing Jiu-Jitsu where you how would you have been in the UFC light at your Prime like I've no idea I have no idea I would have had to have gotten way better like when I was fighting kickboxing kickboxing in the first person was Taekwondo and then would kickboxing and by the time of UFC came around like on the ground I was useless okay with us straight Wipeout I would get ripped apart every day I would go to the gym and if I if I tap anybody like it was like a week went by and I tapped one guy black brown belt smells guys would always have me so that's just how it went for a long time when you are you know unless you're some kind of freak like some big ass football player or something like super athlete you're probably not in me behold these guys off then they're going to choke you and that was it true you're going to fight Wesley Snipes that was way later though way like that was a brown belt by then and I've been doing a lot for you and beating them I don't know cuz we never did everything for a real martial artist the thing that must have been exciting though I was thinking like I knew that he was a real legitimate martial artists like he throws kicks and punches and it looks really good like he really does know his s*** but I also know he never fought and there's a big difference between throwing kicks and I haven't fought in a long time but I probably fought a hundred times so I've been felt that nerves I know what that's like it'll be crazy as f*** to do it and that's what I was thinking maybe it'll probably scared the s*** out of me but I think I know what to do but I think I know how do I get in there and start fainting start giving some movement and see how he react and then the worst-case scenarios like I might in a scramble I'm going to strangle this guy just comes to a scramble cuz he really doesn't know how helpless they are until Jiu-Jitsu black belt grabs ahold of you and then you just go oh s*** like I'm helpless in a fight that you really think like you might be able to punch a guy like maybe trying to me and he's swinging at me and I'm sweating him and I hit him first you really think that but just don't swinging if it's a Jiu-Jitsu fight if you if you guys get into some sort of a tussle that guy grabs you and trips you and Bone and he's on the ground with his hand on your Jack and Annie on your chest can crab and you just going to your f****** neck and there's no way you're going to avoid it and there's no way you're going to survive that you're just not going to that's why you don't fight people like like it's so big right now some guy fought off of a guy in the subway that was attacking with a knife with some moves that he learned watching UFC never even trained before he just knew what to do they like knew what to do because he's seeing guys like get the mountain and drop ground-and-pound he'd like new what to do based on watching it so you would feel better about yourself in case danger comes here's the thing right if you don't know how to fight and there's some drunk assholes who doesn't know how to fight either but he might come over and punch you in the face is going to punch you when you get hurt you or knock you out from your woman you want to be the one who gets to decide if I'm in a situation and some guy and he's like reasonably close to my size and he's being an a****** he's drunk and he gets aggressive with me I can decide what to do with him but I don't want to hurt anybody but I'm not going to let you hurt me yeah and you get to do what to do with them but I don't want to hurt anybody but I'm not going to let you hurt me yeah and you get to decide like you don't want to look you've ever had we've all seen these 7-Eleven f****** parking lot or yes on YouTube some a****** and both of them don't know how to fight but he might kick him in the face while you down you don't want to be that guy definitely walk away whenever you can


    Joe Rogan on AOC's 70% Tax Plan, "Good Luck"
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    yeah but I don't know if you heard of this green deal where they want to take 70% of anyone that makes over 10 million out of 70% of their income that's hilarious I hate rich people that's the problem we're starting at hate the reason why you think it's going to pass because you think people hate rich people see it and that's what you got to have a conversation in competent use of funds like where does the money go all the problems with existing create more jobs to be more red tape we going to do is figure out a real plan for engineering our civilization better that's that's what people have to do and they should be like real discussion from like real experts biologists historians people who really understand who is psychologist people really understand human beings really understand what's wrong with our society today and we have an open discussion but that can never happen Corsican government because they here's the thing what you mean that can happen at 8 we have to look at it until eyes of a real priority but no it goes by it goes by the whoever parties in charge their priorities it's not a like my problem is to make it a priority for the nation impossible but until you have a person that I believe everything to be fixed this is a simple fix if you just elect a person that takes some Republican values and some democratic Cottage the thing is right now in politics or the other if a person came in if you know what I like these Republican ideas I like these Democratic ideas let's roll imma be down the middle and less well with both of being a Centrist well now we know that happens all this stuff can happen if it's not like we're not asking for Alchemy when I trying to turn lead into gold we're trying to figure out a way what you're going to get the system that that is is you want. There's a new system the new system is the system of public opinion which is readily accessible absolutely and that's never happened before there's never been a time where everyone had a say in one way shape or form what is through commenting through Instagram or Twitter or social media that's one of the reasons why upholding the freedom of speech in these things are so important even if people are saying things you don't agree with you the only way this all gets sorted out as we get to figure out a way to express ourselves and it's going to be arguments back and forth but what you got to do is someone's got to put forth an educated plan like a plan that's based on science and reason and a plan that you can debate against opposers of that plant when you have people that don't believe in science how do you how do you to the holy but surely going to end Generations is what I'm saying it's like the would the momentum of our stubbornness and our our our past and the the sort of the systems that we find ourselves stuck in systems behavior and thinking culture all that stuff is going to take a long time to sort the wheat from the chaff we got to figure out what's good and what's bad and we're doing it we're doing it but it with you and actively it's frustrating because you like god dammit this is the worst time we still have all these problems we still have cop shooting people we still have crime Wall Street theft we still have all this stuff but you know what I like it but you know what I like is we know about it now it's not hitting like 20 years ago like you heard in 30 years ago you heard NWA F the police you done a bunch of crazy s*** right you got in the car chase with the beat the f*** out of somebody before that it was a lot going on you just got to see the end of it while this guy is so you'd even know it. finger off how do you enter yeah he he had his toe removed and his toe put onto his finger with fingers to be a thumb now this is pinky fingers up put his trigger-finger so on one of his any hat curved so he could always throw a right hooks so is when you shake his hand his who'd give you like this weird handshake or he would shake your hand but there was always one finger that wouldn't Reach Out the middle didn't move good yeah because they had it was really as toe that they replaced his finger with a toe that must look weird it was weird it was real weird habit does PCP sign in Boston man he was a boxing coach do you like it hated to minimize the suffering the people feel right now isn't just for you to say that is outrageous and it's just a Hallmark of your delusional perspecta that's not true this is not denying the awful things the world all the things the world exist but if you try to look at this as a mathematical equation if you looked above he was hit while there's a lot of problems here is a lot of competing factors there's an environmental factors like what are they doing the world what are they doing to the ocean where they do the arrow and then people are fighting over what's causing it like they don't even pay attention this is madness but look how much knowledge there is much discussion their movements are moving and growing and people are even when they're misinformed it's still there's activity that all the stuff going on even when you know someone says hey everybody to make more than $10 70% people books but if you if people say while we want equality of outcome okay as soon as we get equality of effort talk to me cuz some people don't hustle they just don't I don't know why it was the way they were raised maybe they are poor nutrition but don't stay that everybody supposed to hit the right spot then everyone's going to get to the spot and then after that spot we're going to divvy up all the money so nobody in the world a better place picture doesn't make the world better now that makes lazy people happy that some f****** Juggernaut like Mark Cuban billionaire characters is like hustling constantly and Gathering up massive resources he's playing the game Monopoly 7 days a week option he can do that you can't stop people from doing that would you can stop them it's from doing in just things with that money and wait maybe you can do is like help someone like leaning towards like a Bill Gates type of situation he does so much good and so much charitable work and helped out so many people that you go home a bad thing for a guy like that to have all that money because you don't have to think of him as just mr. Moneybags like maybe you think of him as he does have access to all this money but he's also this incredible resource for Hope and change and and prosperity for some point today I think like I think people wouldn't mind giving money to something that they see being built like if there's work into it people hate the idea of just giving money and not seeing something from it people that don't know what the f*** to do with the other just going to find a use for it because that's what bureaucracy is fashionable to say it sucks it's fashionable to say everything sucks if the government is not on the same page and they're always fighting you can't you can't move for all this great stuff you can't move forward because it starts from the top job that's true but start from the top what's interesting is one of the things that's cool about the government fighting as he get to see that like even the president can't do the things that he wants yes he has to consult with people and they have to agree on something and it has to be reasonable after presented to the American people until the people have to represent their constituents and so you seeing this relief because you've never had a guy like Trump in office before so you see him say is going to do things and then you see the rest of it is going the f*** you are the f*** you are and then you watch this stalemate you watch this this go down and you watching people being forced negotiating the way Trump was forced to talk about Nancy Pelosi cuz she has so much power you know he f*** you are yeah the f*** you are and then you watch this stalemate you watch this this go down and you watching people being forced to negotiate in the way Trump was forced to talk about Nancy Pelosi cuz she has so much power you know he does the color


    Why Joe Still Lifts Weights w/Michael Yo
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    in my life it was in 9th grade playing basketball and was against a dude named mitama like I'll never be his name is mud how much right and I threw one punch and I hit him right in the face and he looked at me go. And I was like literally I hit him as hard as I could have to take a shower that I used to know but I work at power tools and I was a bouncer so that's what I was like 250 lb you know crazy dude implies 51 c5502 55 with heart failure it's like Creighton beat my body up I'm running up until the wheels fall off stop f****** running hills and lifting weights to lift heavy weights retarded like heavy like that like what does it do for you well it doesn't Bunch think first of all you want to train Jiu-Jitsu it's offense or defense in bigger it helps I like it yeah I like being able to pick up things I like the physical ability of being so I like being in shape to be able to run for long distances I like knowing that I can go rounds on the bag like I would do fives hard rounds on the back and I can run out and he's a messed up I can't like get on a treadmill or I can do like I've done this to him in the knee and it helped out a lot but I'm still that dude it's like on the elliptical 1 minutes scope on my left knee and wasn't terrible like I was back to fold 100% function after that and my right knee I didn't have a little baby tear that I got some stem-cell shot into but I've also reconstructed ACL replaced but no problems they work they work right I listen to you and it's like you always picking something when you get older it's just like did it talk it just has writing it down like you have to do it like do you do you keep a daily schedule I just wake up and go I do have I wake up I work out like a cardio workout and then I do infrared sauna which is change my life I do like every morning I infrared sauna for now the best you sweat all that s*** out you like you feel great everything's better it's so good for your body they did a study that showed a 40% decrease in Morecambe mortality amongst all causes heart attack stroke answer 40% decrease with people that were doing the sauna four times a week while I will tell you this because the whole thing is everybody wants to feel young and when you were young the thing you did muscle sweat and I feel like when I sweat it just it feels I don't know I just feel good sweating because it reminds me when I played sport even though I'm not doing on the you know I sweat a little on the treadmill but when I do that infrared so it makes me feel great mama I think it's there's a bunch of s*** going on for sure like it's good to feel good like it's really good for you it's really good for joint aches and all kinds of nonsense superhot regular sauna infrared getting your body like it's good to try to infrared I'm sure I'm sure it works great but this study that 40% decrease mortality that was with a regular Stone so okay yeah that's why I got a regular dr. Rhonda Patrick told me they'll down the studies that have been done they've all been done with regular sauna and she said there might be some benefit of infrared sauna but I don't know what's published what is a benefit cheapest tickets the benefits of infrared sauna after my organs I don't even know it supposedly what happens when it gets deeper in your tissues if you do infrared sauna for like a week it's a game changer like a hundred and forty-four heating the air though to it's a different it doesn't feel like it that but


    Joe Rogan on Adderall, "People Are Doing Speed!"
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    Starbucks tall is like closing in on 201 about 270 at the range of 270 mg caffeine but that's a coffee that's not right now Jelly's caveman Nitro Caesar the s*** I live off these goddamn things are responsible for half my productivity to chickenshit to go on adderal so I just I just drink this stuff all day do you think I'm lame but till five years ago I didn't even know what either all it was like all my friends and I asked my friend like I text him and I got hey man what's your Addy I don't drink so I can stay up till 3 for tomorrow be fine with fasting about adderal is with him essentially done is taken an amphetamine and made it so that if you prescribed it for a condition right like they give it to people with ADD is whether or not you have it or you don't because it's a medication that you give to somebody who has supposedly has a condition and by the way I'm not diagnosing you if you're out there you getting frustrated with me right now just listen to me it's f****** speed maybe you need speed maybe you're that person that needs to be maybe you do need it legitimately as medication but I am not doubting that some people have 100 Buckeye have worse than I have Spectrum right with everything but for some people when they take adderal or similar type of substances it actually listen focus and they can they can actually be on track by speeding it up somehow it spoken look at it I think I don't understand that some people have 100 Buckeye have worse and I have Spectrum right with everything but for some people when they take adderal or similar type of substances it actually listen focus and they can they can actually be on track by speeding it up somehow it spoken I don't understand why when you give him that speed they can send her out and mellow out


    Joe Rogan | Michael Yo Was on the 1st Episode of Fear Factor!!
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    another man yeah except like here's what a video of phobia or Arachnophobia fear of snakes or spiders don't have you ever seen anybody who has that we were on Fear Factor with me oh my God we got that was that was right after 9/11 yes right after in the fluids down and the first time I met you it was that Saddle Ranch and you were like fearful eyeballs disgusting because they didn't want it to look too Lisa yeah so weird what year was it that but yet all my God I remember biting down into it and it kind of like burst you didn't that retina that you had to his children but to ya-ya the chew on that rent and we had to eat three of them they weren't good know they were horrible but you know what surprised me mild factor and there was a young lady who was scared to eat a roach and she's going to get eliminated from the show and so I said listen I'll make you a deal if you do it I'll do it and she's like you will I go yeah I will and she wouldn't do it so she made a deal like three worms she decided all three were like we can go she a 3-1 arms and so then I ate a row I remember when I was on that show that a question they would ask you in the survey is what's your fear of dying and wrote down dying in the water cuz that would be my biggest fear is dying underwater and so our last. Was when they dumped us on the water in Laughlin still send me screenshots of that because that's when I had long hair and I put a bunch of gel in it and they dumped me under the tank and literally look like a squid shoot all of them they play them on different TruTV or something like that one of those I remember I remember that when we were talking what show were you on at that time radio look at that I can't okay so this is you talking to me cuz I don't goes jocose hey I told you I'm not going to be able to make it through this. I can't hold my breath for that off and you go I'll just make it look great for the camera then I did I had to figure out how to talk people into themselves out in the smoker one episode the guy we thought you was going to Lou no oxygen is f****** system he's he's tapping no oxygen and that's when they casted Fear Factor Alpha personality and then it just became a hot fast like if you're also up the difficulty of stuff like the last season scared the s*** out of me when they were launched in a car through a moving train and explosion happens when the car is like what you're going to kill somebody it when I came up to your I think it was the last season you're doing something with a donkey dong that I should come yeah that's what it was I think I knew about that one I think when they brought that and I had no idea and I was like you can't do this I'm like no one's going to do it first of all they're all going to quit but was hilarious is I'm sitting there next to you watching them drink this if you had to eat like a kidneys right how many how many kidneys can someone eat in a minute how much how much meat can you actually like completely dried meat can you consume and so will we had was certain interns they would volunteer for it and they would get like an extra hundred and something dollars and I would have given money to I was given a hundred bucks on top of it they eat whatever the f*** it was and they would determine all right well usually can put it down like like like no one and if he can only get through three and then some other producer come and go f*** that we're being p**** is making me for debate the debate on the yeah and I do remember after shoot you were like yeah I think it's the show's over after the satellite that are it I think they didn't there another country so did it really so you can get it like and I think it's like Dutch and so it's like you hear you hear us talk in English within they have Dutch subtitles that was that was such so stupid are you surprised how stupid people have some fun this is crazy but when you get to donkey, you kind of being rude of their need for Fame in a weird way I know you are but hey they want to give that's the game I remember you showing it to me first and was in this large glass container and it wasn't a little they had to drink. horn beer mug large chug they're not fertile but imagine it's like it's it's come that can never even be babies okay but I remember when y'all used to do a delicate like if people in other countries actually ate it call Marjorie will it call when they call those cheese places can you talk to me about it like with passion like that just do the f****** stinkier the better look disgusting smelling cheese and it tastes fantastic I'll be like how I would think that the smell would would turn you off not any Blended up with the other stuff like worms and Chitwood make the worms taste horrific or smell horrific oh so you were just messing with their smell scent so it could make it seem like it was worse than it really was to get worse because it smelled worse so it was making more love that these people wanted to be famous bro but I wasn't and there was an ad in the paper that goes hey have you ever done anything adventurous in literally two weeks later three weeks later I'm in Hollywood shooting this thing and then I meet you and then I remember going up to you cuz I was in the first time in Hollywood and I knew you from how you doing yourself you can be successful and that's what you're doing right now who you are right now forever good luck board and I was like oh that sounds easy in comparison to stand up in some ways but it's not like her disrespect like the kind of s*** like Daniel Blake Daniel Day-Lewis and Leonardo DiCaprio f****** rolling you like God damn that guy just own that s*** like they get it likes it, who's into slightly more conspiracy theories than me when I was on news radio that's how I was


    Doug Stanhope Could Replace His Entire Wardrobe for $40 | Joe Rogan and Jessimae Peluso
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    love Stanhope I'll never forget I did a show of Stanhope and Syracuse actually in in my dad was sitting next to me were watching stand hoping he leaned over you like man the mind on this guy took one of the brightest brightest people I've ever heard in my life. More if you like The Equalizer when it comes to what's going on in society he just has a way of being like boom this is what's going on with gun control and with people being offended by terminology and words here's why it's ridiculous that he works on his own schedule he decides when to write when to perform when it tore want to do is f****** retire and then new special coming out next yeah he's always is always working he is always working he has his own amazing I love watching him an older version of the guy he was like 20 plus years ago it's not it's not changed at all other than like to come more wacky what you wear goofy suit like a really shity suit like Stanhope wears unsafe peach colored suit with ruffles Russe like a old man from Caddyshack days is 20 years ago in the outfit Rockstar wheel shoes for quite a while now but used to dress like a normal person I mean there was a little eccentric add small that seem to be tailored it's like the fraud he takes these good thing he takes these shity Fabrics to like a real high-end Taylor and he has them like slim fit it and pretends he finds them


    Bert Kreischer's Body is a Source of Pride! | Joe Rogan and Jessimae Peluso
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    on the rooms I didn't Dig Inn in the Arizona wants and they had a daytime gig book from a YouTube influencer they packed this place down at 11 a.m. with like 12 year old kids and fans call in sick to work. every show that happened moments right outside or grab the mic well is a source of Pride and joys with the fruits of his labor and his appetite for indulgences timer off and they go all right bro f*** you please fun it is a lot of fun has written about that like talking about I was reading this guy was like talking about how hilarious it was should have some like a little bit of a feeling about it if you wanted to go up and take your shirt off people go will you copy and mad now you're mad I throw things out of a shirt a stand-up comedian I know what it is in New York snaps sing like this is the guy who talks about food what what comes first in that scenario does it naturally evolve or does it happen once in the person builds around it because it's a crutch there's that there's a fine line between the art in the exactly yeah and who you know do your thing like it's a short life why not find that little niche that works for you and f****** make that money and have fun and bring some joy to people who gives a f*** have a problem with people talk s*** about people going after what they're doing and finding a little trick to it


    Only in Florida! Fake Teen Doctor Malachi Love-Robinson | Joe Rogan Jessimae Peluso
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    Cocaine Cowboys did Cocaine Cowboys bunch of the documentary Billy cord and one of the guys is a fake Doctor Who would wear stethoscope around his neck like you got a Genki overseas University and wasn't legal to practice medicine the United States but do call himself a doctor and he had like the stethoscope dude where in his office would walk around with a stethoscope around his neck what is simply Augustine Florida to Muncie pretty easy horses in Florida that's a creepy name that's like Children of the Corn HP - caamp. Robinson is a well-rounded professional that treats and cares for patients using a system of practice at basis treatment on physiological functions and abnormal conditions on natural laws governing the human that doesn't even that's a run-on nonsense sentence doctor love-robinson utilizes physiological psychological and mechanical methods such as air water light heat phototherapy food and Herb therapy Psychotherapy electrotherapy physiotherapy mechanotherapy naturopath Corrections and manipulation and natural methods were modalities together with natural medicine natural process foods and herbs and Nature's remedies doctor offices so someone had to like Wrentham the spot so they believe them to not just got a website that he's got patients likes it actually worked like imagine being so crazy that you tell everybody you're a doctor you don't know s*** about the office like an awesome guy who's that good of a bullshiter that pretends to be a doctor actually gets patients got a stethoscope got a website but it's good enough that he's got patients likes it actually worked like imagine being so crazy that you tell everybody you're a doctor you don't know s*** about medical medical practices and you get offices then you get patients you treating patient


    Is This the World's Oldest Fish Hook? Joe Rogan and Jessimae Peluso
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    show me the era when they think that all of the continents were connected together We Are One Flat Earth modern Pangea map with the modern country separations and all that cuz what it looked like it's like a little speck in a huge ass ocean-dwelling motherfukers are figured out how to suck all the fish out of that water this is Jack. Whole ocean what do you think happened to the dude who figured out like the hook you probably got all the p**** in town the dude like hook the fish she was getting all those fishes he's getting the ones that were way deep what the kind of p**** that you would get back when you invented the hook you don't want it wakin Bakin is taking you to another another level do you think they invented the fish shark did they even know I meant to say it's a really old invention year old those pictures would just break if you think about a big fish looking like a little thin will they make it up bone probably must have bones Juniper wood was the first one snail shells is it carbon dating I mean that's the only thing I remember from high school how do you even how do you date it back to they fight is it like a forensic thing where they grabbed a fly in and look at this was 6 years ago cuz of the juice is on the wings I think there's like a bunch of factors like one of them is the dirt that's around where they find it like if they find it on the ground is covered with dirt over hundreds and hundreds of years I could take some of that dirt and like I want those earrings is that a fish hook those are really nice I would rock those we all figured out the same time different spots in the world you know my favorite one of those things like you know like they there's just some weird thing who's that is that Rupert sheldrake is the morphic resonance Theory who got this weird theory that I think the idea is that if some of rat learns maze on the East Coast Rats on the west coast will learn that maze quicker connection that all rats share not just all rats but all living beings his argument was that if this is demonstrated bowl with a rat in a maze that if they did something like a with human beings if they can figure out a way to to prove this that's likely what's happening is that like he was he brought up a bunch of different factors like inventions that are simultaneously taking place like all over the world like 110 strain seriously taking place like all over the world like one in strange education right but like greater access to it


    I'm Going to Open Children's Toys With My Feet. Is That Weird? - Jessimae Peluso | Joe Rogan
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    stop it's enough you say that but there's a little kid it's like 6 years old that reviews toys and he makes 20 million dollars a year $29 a year just looking at toys go find another angle and he was kind of like neglected toenails neglected toenails toenails she's got the chip toenails no big deal


    Joe Rogan on Bob Lazar and UFO's
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    and then I watch some goofy I've been on this UFO documentary kick alien ships in Area 51 in the 1980s as time's gone on more of the things that he said approving the actually be true an element that he talked about Element 115 I think it was called that he talked about way before it was ever publicized and he talked about this thing and then it turned out to be true he talked about these diseases monitors that you would put your hand on this thing and these why these metal lines would detect the distances in the bones of your fingers the exact distances and everyone is different so I can signature thing and that they could find out if it was you or not you that was trying to go through so the way that would scan people look bioscan would literally measure the bones in the fingers and people said that was horseshit they did have that and Los Alamos I did have Dad and in Area 51 and that this technology was very very very very Advanced but very not not well known at all but very few people did this guy who's creator of this documentary is very difficult for them to get photos of this hand scanner with his hands can add it existed existed exactly as this guy described it in the 80s place they know that he actually work there there's people that worked in the same Los Alamos lab with him to try to say never work there but his name's on the Manifest it's very strange like they've tried to erase parts of this guy's past because he he filmed a bunch of their crafts as they were flying around like he knew what days this is the thing that thing right there you put your hand on that it actually measures the distance of the size and length of your bones cheap room in La I went into this documentary skeptical I wanted to say I'm so done with all those things but listen to this guy talk for a while after wild like he's telling the truth like what if he is actually telling the truth cuz he's actually telling the truth there is some part of the government that had access at least in the 1980s to alien technology there's probably some truth to that crazier things have happened and also like just your mentality of believing him is probably the same thing that made dr. Malachi Lovejoy Robinson the third become successful yeah I mean either this dude there's validity of what he saying in this documentary which I can't wait to watch or he's just really great at painting a picture some people are so good at convincing you of truth true borderline personality disorder and every sort of spectrum in between look at manipulators that is true however usually they do that in more than one Avenue absolutely not doing that but the actual story is exactly the same as he was telling a long time ago add him and watch videos about him being 20 years ago don't you think you're somebody who you said you know and I know it's about you you love space you're you're obsessed with that the idea of what we are in in the solar system and beyond like how impossible is it to think that there could be a creature that could breach our atmosphere with some advanced technology and be able to sort of chill you know scootaround scoots scoots magoots check us out and f****** piece out back up to wherever the I know you're saying around you know they're looking at us he said if you brought a atomic engine to these people that live in the Victorian era and said hey this is this is a nuclear power plant like here here check this out they would f*** with it they want of getting sick from radiation they wind up dying Noah would understand what it was or how it would never figure it out why would we assume that this is only from that one time with this one device why would we assume that there'd be some other technology that maybe we will create some day in the future I'm paraphrasing and very poorly or someone else from another planet would create that we wouldn't understand at all and he said that's what we were dealing with when we're trying to back engineer the propulsion systems at these things used if you use some gravity-based purple system and manipulate gravity in front of his Fairy look I don't I'm too stupid to know the science of it I don't know if he's like if you were a scientist you're supposed to know these things keep that are so think you wrote an essay and that's what he gave his Doctorate I think I mean all of those yeah that's possible to you know beings like us on it who's to say that we're not the most advanced maybe they're all like people from the 1820s perception of what we have been exposed to the other really interesting scenario is that they're Time Travelers is that really being from the far distant future that understands that I could come back and observe us and see like where things went wrong where things went right but do so in a way that's is minimally intrusive is possible to cagely interfere what we have been exposed to the other really interesting scenario is that they're time travelers from the far distant future that understands that I could come back and observe us and see like where things went wrong where things went right but do so in a way that's is minimally intrusive is possible to cagily interfere


    Joe Rogan on Nazis Who Fled to South America
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    oh man that was scary doctor supposed Operation Paperclip oh my God and all these Nazis that were working for Germany making rockets and involved in like high-level science and it brought them over to America and sore white wash salt and called it Operation Paperclip was alive today they would prosecute him for crimes against humanity they've chased he's got down to the far ends of the Earth those are very powerful positions to be in to have that sort of mentality driving it and South America they fled Germany and Tim Kennedy who's a good friend of mine who was a former UFC fighter was a soldier he was on a show called finding Hitler where there was there has been speculation over the years because so many Nazis landed in South America that Hitler had escaped and lived out his life in in the NL protected by these other Nazis and he South American towns in South America where they all they do is speak German they they have Oktoberfest they have photographs on the walls of their grandfather and SS garb very very scary dude is Chris very scary when he was telling me about this guy and he's explaining he's like you got understand you're coming to these towns everyone is German look like Germans they all talk German they all have German Like Houses in German like the German style stuff in their house is maybe not would happen if Hitler ate the preacher Hitler dungeon relocated yeah there's many many of these little little pockets they're drinking out of Steins and like the whole deal and they're really wild it's crazy I mean he's somewhere and they're going to set up shop make it there and I'll make it there homogeneous shop make it there and I'll make it there homogeneous I know a place we can get some cool Margaritas we can catch some f****** Toca waves


    Joe Rogan | 17 Foot Python Found in the Everglades
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    Play It Was 17 ft long so I Google that I saw this is one thing that I was talking about exotic that I Googled it they get to 30 ft long I can't even understand that that is ridiculous caption floors Everglades f****** snake now here's the thing that freaked me out I found out those snakes get twice that length so this is only been going on apparently for like the last 15 or so years they apparently didn't have a real population of pythons in the Everglades 15 years ago Droid by Hurricane Andrew in 1992 that makes sense 100% they've completely wiped out all the raccoons all the skunks all the rabbits turn the tide because the alligator chewed its way out of its body nature is so like undying desire for survival that exist in creatures like that that can't there's no empathy there's no sympathy they're just going to eat their way out of you to survive show this but this is for you guys who is this one says python eats alligator alive snakes of taste buds or if it's just for pure hunger to just stop and think about what we're looking at here this f****** snake just ate a whole alligator tail just eat and then go out and eat again like real quick or like a lion could write it would be would be destroyed wild but that's just shows you how hungry these f****** things are they've eaten everything that's out there their ability to capture something and then kill it that's that vicious grown alligator badass but yeah I don't think they're equipped for this for a pyrite where they're just the snake found a vulnerability in the system you like to snack on alligators to break down alligator hides for days that's my guess maybe even longer break that down the movie Alien like battery acid acid to break down rust on cars and stuff we should be looking into that at the python might have survived its massive Neil but that a second Gator came to the rescue and bit off the snake's head oh the force of the tarsal the new Theory says what caused the python so alligator alligator and it was on my Instagram Jamie that one with the crocodile throw some chicken out for the crocodiles the crocodile snap up the chicken in one crocodile reaches over the guy next to him and bites his leg bites the crocodiles like in his rolls and swallowed by his neighbor I will say if I'm eating really delicious sandwich and something bites me and we'll be like I'm just going to finish the sandwich I have to be honest I'm hungry are you if you're very hungry he's lying there and the other allegories a crocodile bites his leg and then rips it off watch this just watch it now watch the run in to this one's snacking up and what grabs it and I watch Gator old snaps it off and I watch but look at him he doesn't even do anything but what the f*** bro he just lost his leg and he's like what the fuc bro I mean those are not regenerative right what is superhero I could probably capitalize on it started to worry about what you look like roaches skills your face right now I got scales I'ma go out a face tattoo you can be the first girl to get scales really long time ago somebody's got a face tattoo scientist Dr. Coming into your lane better watch out I'm a doctor and a scientist just keep breathing a few generations for that to balance back out they need to put some wolves in that area and get it all back to where it should be breeding takes it's going to take a few generations for that to balance back out then you put some wolves in that area and get it all back to where it should be for the same reason


    Joe Rogan - Hollywood Whitewashing & Asian Stereotypes w/Jessimae Peluso
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    Genghis Khan or some like that was you actually we get in trouble now for cultural appropriation you know where you wouldn't get in trouble at the renaissance fair when they have like heroes and villains day I think is it offencive or is it people enjoy the feeling of being offended I think there's a there's a sweet spot in the middle of their I would beg to differ that some of the people in society who are offended by words term sentences aren't necessarily truly offended as much as they want to say they're offended I can't I mean people get offended but in their defense if you see like a movie where a dude is playing an Asian man but he's a white dude they do some Malarkey with his eyes motherfuker leprechaun something Irish Charlie Chan they're not going to the vet the rallies they're not involved in the community they're not really like moving the needle they're just screaming is a facade a little bit more what the f*** we just talkin about the Chinese actors that get f***** out of Rolls by why people they don't do that anymore but they used to one of the big ones was Charlie Chan Charlie Chan was like a famous detective show member that show Rock Creek Malik holy hell cookie run the casino in Upstate New York talk can we play some of them to hear it and throws him it was very offensive build this house they taped his eyes for sure who did some weirdness but not much because he looks like every housewife in Bev Hills facial hair the pullback Facebook a bubble of just want to say how stupid things are today you just can't see it coming member when you thought the Ridley that guy wheelchair what is that dude so another Chinese guy that did so not really in Chinese rotate to do John Wayne as Genghis Khan that's even dumber that movie where they like this is it this is it. They didn't know everything sucked everything did kind of suck I mean but the like this is a little wide west wild west town to Genghis Khan it really really well they sell a million tickets you know it's that's really what this with the thing is


    Joe Rogan on His Dog Marshall
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    I would like a hairless cat like a sphinx I think they're cool this shouldn't a box your house probably almost a year now it was Marshall said he didn't understand what was going on and happy all the time caught him with a couple of tips on his hair like pure joy as that dog and like running to the Canyons like it for cats when you die Castle Story in your face in like 16 hours dogs wait about a week they love you little bit more they want you right away


    Joe Rogan - Indian Teen Died from Brain Parasites
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    I didn't have health care for ever got it I got it a week ago and I booked all the appointments did you everything I got the kitty cat checked got the teeth checked eyes we worry about the TDM to have the feeling like you have a cavity look like s*** I don't know I think like you know changes in my life maybe I get ringworm from YouTube and it literally diminishes your capacity for thinking so they like the idea of like this, Southern dump CEO sorry I didn't know she was going to do that I would never have her on bro you know I love you I love you for sure it's so gross to go to like some foreign country and they get scratched and they come back on a bot flies kill another India I think it was India he got a infection he was having headaches and it turns out worms from Pig feces had they made it all the way up into his brain and they were making sis all throughout his brain they said it was so bad they couldn't even give him deworming medication because if they did their worried his brain would start bleeding and then you know you would suffer from a stroke the highest like 10 in the morning before I forgot to bring my fanny pack Cube you gave me one of your fanny packs and I travel with it everywhere what's up he's he complained of having pain in his groin and swelling in his eye and then they found out he had cysts all over his brain every week but all those little spots the little white spots inside his brain painful f****** pure Agony and must be pure Agony than India you said what country was this man but at least pork tapeworm Never Gonna crunch again that's not even just pork tapeworm it's the eggs in the s*** of a person who has the tapeworm I told you I had ecoli a few weeks ago it was my life is going to be doing inspections at the government's going to stop doing it apparently has of like early May and the industry is now taking over no people cut Corners before maybe it's not all of them maybe most of them are going to be great people going to die get sick going to get e-coli going to get all sorts of f***** up things 40% and replacing them with play employee check the going to get e-coli going to get all sorts of f***** up things 40% and replacing them with plainclothes police the streets


    Joe Rogan - Michael Jordan's Hitler Mustache
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    people will how Quake teams are there clams the queen or something and then that's it from the rooftops and making tweets about it and how Alyssa a f***** up situation are the ruin oh my God this person said this it's racist like I was just saying Clan I wasn't saying anything else but it's like the Hitler most he did he did playing basketball this kind of fun there's there's some crossover there was a huge fan of Hitler Hitler was a fan of Chaplin in Chaplin just kind of feel a little bit of a rebel man even Michael motherfuking Jordan, give it up Jordan camouflages the mustaches to a small extent with a corresponding soul patch under his bottom lip but the lip beard appears to be exactly that a beard trying to disguise the Teutonic neighbor upstairs a real word motherfuker thinks it's a name or something like some related to Tom's denoting Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family relationships go back to that statement again back to the statement where do stashes maybe Hitler got it from a Germanic Germanic mustache Sunstate to why is it okay to dress like Genghis Khan for Halloween why is it okay what you mean like it shouldn't be okay sexy babies no need to see Hitler slow your roll some girls should definitely dress like a sexy baby


    Joe Rogan - Chimps & Monkeys Have Entered the Stone Age!!!
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    Delbert apparently they used tools like to get like they'll stick sticks into ant hills to get in there also use rocks to break things open the one that they've entered into the Stone Age feel like if we are watching if you saw the human evolved from being a person that you know what we whatever the f*** we used to look fish hooks to today has many many generations of change and also to different s*** that we learned that we are watching literally the birth of that separation between like the regular Champs that are just chilling in the forest to The Chimps that are starting to figure out tools and weapons make a f****** spear spear it up and stab another chimp to death is that what's happening to becoming an enlightened and smarter I don't think just chipsters one with an orangutan it was amazing I'm replying to spearfishing Kelly watch some fishermen like Stan on a Ledge and stab fish so he decided to try to figure it out himself puppies kittens they all learn to a limit they don't get past that sort of being able to use tools I got to get a camera but I came home in that top was twisted off and his belly was like orangutan spearfishing as crazy as you saw that in a movie you would say that is fake orangutan spearfishing me that's crazy as you saw that in a movie you would say that is fake


    Kevin Hart Shares His Grueling Work Schedule | Joe Rogan Experience
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    I've seen at the comedy store but only wants where where do you work out your s*** like the gold of random comedy clubs you know I think I'll go to New York first New York has always been a home when it comes to building put some structure within a set that you're trying to figure out once I got a skeleton of what I want to do I just go to West Palm I love that comedy club The Improv down there or not do some jokes I'll go to Utah I'll go to Denver Doodlebug Wiseguys Comedy Club that you would expect to see me at but I do a hell of a run and the goal is to get out of there with just foundation not to have a complete set of 20 get a foundation so when I'm done getting the foundation then I'll do a little Comedy Club run I do a full comedy club run while just put two or three months in Comedy Club, Co comedy club and I'm doing 7 shows weekend people are shocked that I'm there cuz I'm doing it but you know that's my that's my gym that's how I work and I end up leaving that. Of time with a complete set after the first three or four months that I spent now after the Comedy Club 3 and 4 months on that run that I take it like a small theater I see what my last feels like in the small theater and I'll do a little running small theaters and then I finally feel like it's at a point where I'm getting the laugh consistently in the punch lines are working and I flipped it back front with Ford every direction and my story is real roller-coaster and that has an ending where I feel like we get off the roller coaster and we're happy and you don't feel like you were there for an hour then when I go test it out and everything and if they are Rina Everlasting sounds the way it's supposed to then I say okay I'm ready if it doesn't then I'll go back to small theaters and then I'll go to an arena again sounds wave supposed to do I say I'm going on tour so sometimes it takes me about a year ago Gary 3 months a year and 4 months no people on sale hard it is to develop our stand-up material are you just turn on the new our it's an hour to get to 1 how are you going through 4 to 5 hours of b******* that you thought was funny you have to come up to that power that you finally say there's going to be a representation of me this year do that especially at this level you know well specially while you're always doing movies and you're always busy with a bunch of other stuff too that you don't have me you don't take any breaks watch or I actually you know when I'm touring if there's a movie I make the movie schedule around the Torso my shooting days will go Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday rap Thursday maybe I will show Thursday night and then I'm going Thursday Friday Saturday sometimes no show Sunday sometimes show Sunday depending on work schedule and workload for following week look like some information that is so when I say I'm out I'm out I'm gone so I'm not that movie out in 2 months and then when I'm not that tour schedule shifts so the money to the one that Thursday dedicated the family dedicated to the office everything then those weekends are torrent but that toured last for a year and a Half Men this year we did 157 shows on my irresponsible tour 157 Netflix the taping I think I did it three weeks before we were done so we would probably at a hundred and forty-three Jose then I'll tape it and finish it or did you always have this kind of structure would when did you how did you design them thought out individual thought out individually or Gap in between them so the two-year Gap is because at the end second-year my new special should be coming out with a new special should be coming out I'm now focusing on what the next special is going to be so that first-year is all development like right now I'm off I'm not touring but now I'm mentally in the gym and throwing all the old stuff that I talked about away that's now thrown out can't repeat it can't say it now talkin about with the new version of myself is going to be what do I want to come Haitian to be what's my thinking into taking notes So eventually now I'm going to start just popping up a random comedy clubs and trying to figure out what the next thing is so by mid mid 20 I probably doing comedy clubs by the end of 20 oz should have a full fledge concept that new hour and by the beginning of 21 I should be ready to go out with my new our end of 21 them my new hour mid 22 power will come out that seems like a schedule A lot of people are doing now the two-year schedule that's what I was supposed to get a year every year and who you're calling it every year but I think even he said that really wasn't the right way to do it for everything that I have going on and all of the different things in my hands are in within the brand the business I need to make sure them 100% shinzou staying so they have the highest opportunity to be successful if I'm trying to cheat it then it's going to show you it's not going to come out to the best of my ability and let stand up you got to you got to f****** magnifying glass on you you know you're always being judged off of what you did at one point just like a musician you're always judged off of the album that everybody thought was whatever so the biggest liability and that stand up you got to you got to f****** magnifying glass on you you know you're always being judged off of what you did at one point just like a musician you're always judged off of the album that everybody thought was whatever so the big thing for Entertainer artist whatever your cramped is is creation how you recreating yourself how you construe showing that you're growing


    Two Things That Always Make Kevin Hart Laugh | Joe Rogan
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    to just say you know what the snuff meaning behind what is like a hoverboard he's like he's got to be like 69 70 and his grandkids there and he's like tried and his man gets on his hoverboard and taste if you saw Mike Tyson falling off hoverboard his fall was worse than Mike Tyson I've never seen somebody hit their head harder and my life and I didn't laugh out of want to see this old man hurt herself I laughed because it was stupid to try to get on this hoverboard in the first place and when he got up tell the kids why they moving like that play this video because it made me laugh don't people will watch you know some people watching falling makes me laugh I don't give a s*** who you are you falling front of me no shot if you in front of me there's no Shadow I still think get out of that gas something within just ability to just be f****** silly and jump it doesn't always have to have a meaning behind it's so stupid she thinks it's hilarious it's all about the kid that's all you got cuz you're only bit as a kiss. Nothing else but that's all you got that's all you got to make me laugh you should enjoy it cuz I didn't rush to help with a laugh about a good set of wine glass wine is all over the walls oh my God one of the worst Falls I've ever seen make you laugh you should enjoy it was number one falling is number one my wife fell down the steps she got so mad cuz I didn't rush to help with a laugh about a good cello wine glass wine with all over the walls oh my God one of the worst Falls I've ever seen in my damn life got up his shoes on one step the other shoe was all


    Kevin Hart's Keys to Success | Joe Rogan
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    to do more to get more to obtain more but I personally don't want to lose all that I've been able to get so I need to make sure I do everything to keep it so I can't be content so there is an understanding but I refuse to click on the switch of so even if you were even if you have more money than you'll ever spend for the rest of your life that's not it's about now it's about the inspiring people in the influence and constantly giving back and moving forward in a positive way the only way to do that is to stay active two-story man yeah you know where we're all riding a book what's your book look like what is your f****** book look like your life is a book you got a bunch of chapters in your book but when they close that book was the book how good was your book what was the ending to your book if the ending to my book can be so amazing because of all that was done the money all that was accomplished the first to do the man that did this he calls the merger between this because of his commitment and goes to this the communities within given this made education this change the way the schooling was bubble butt gay books gave computers gave all the things that can be associated with you and your existence become a part of the chapters in your book so my drive is about my book on the New York Times number one bestseller he will be done it did it write another book if you get the two what happens if you get 3 Hitman how did books become successful, I want to start a Publishing Company heartbeat why not that's the thing all I'm doing is sparking the weirdness and others to go why not why can't I create why can't I start why can't I be a business why can't I be a CEO why can't I be a tech Guru lotion since there's so much that some people just don't understand they can do let me be a spark to show how much how many different have to do this one thing was all said and done my book is going to be for all the s*** that Kevin Hart cuz I never was content with doing just one two or three why not why are you creating Health and Wellness why can't I why can't I try to create something that I feel as f****** great and jump into a space and I'm already in already give a hundred percent of me in this face why not why can't I talk about financial wealth why can I go back and educate those that don't know why not you don't got time back and getting involved with the kind of projects you're talking about as well as be super ambitious with your own career it makes me happy to tell a happy Discovery makes me happy I can you find different things to be excited about it makes me happy and it's weird when it clicks and school did she tell you all the time information is Keith read these books is so much knowledge I read a book I want to go home God damn Sonic the Hedgehog got that want to play I'm at level 3 I got time to read this book the information and stuff that was forced down your throat at a certain age you just you just may not be receiving it correctly but then it clicks you may gain information differently and what you do with that information is up to you but people people have different roles they can go down the education my pic of choice it didn't do it for me but the knowledge in the common sense that I have naturally allow me to gain information apply it differently it allow me to grow smart and so many different Avenues to where I said oh my God I found my Niche I found my talent and now there's other things that my talent can take me to I don't have the all the knowledge and awareness good now guess what learning is cool you don't have to do it anymore right it's all your kids they force you list school if you don't want to learn but then when you get out and you realize like all this actually benefits made this make me a better person to make me wiser it's 100% And it's weird how it happens but when you go oh my God learning and knowledge is power mountains 10 11 years old I heard that s*** all the time now I finally get it damn I'm about to be 40 all the time to get the goddamn cold but I got it it hit you in a different time and when it does the books on tape I have listen to books do I listen to this great I like I like his approach to giving information like his attitude in general I like podcast I like things that are real and that are presented in front of me I like information that I can go to the store sand and touch and talk so now I'm reading a book in the book that was recommended by side to side shedding person gave it to me and I was reading that book I learn more about the individual that I thought I already moved and now I gain more Michelle Obama book great matter talk to her I've been in the same rooms I seen her success what is Holbrook going to be about wow I get it I get wise moving all the units that is moving I get why women are reading this book and walking away feeling better feeling like they can't get it oh wow certain friends Dwyane Wade wrote a book focus on being a father his road to becoming a better father what he went through with his kids mother how you develop a relationship in the bond with his sons like nobody else what id is dope I love how you put it on page the certain things that you just want to know certain books help I understand why people read books I get what the information does you know the book and I'm working on now is all about the mental approach that you have with life and people not understanding that your biggest enemy is you my whole book is about you battling yourself to understand is you against you the only person gets in your way is you nobody else but you know when you write a book like this and especially about something like this is like the way you've managed navigate through life do you do you write it out in essays do you go do you have like bullet points that you think about and then once you have those bullet points you had then you write on those outfits I will show you on your phone all all voice notes and transcripts okay so because of your time you don't have you don't have the the time to sit and actually right so you need somebody to talk to hours hours hours on an egg I need an hour to talk to you about what what's that book title ideas subtitle I did my dedications my introductions within my introductions he's all-powerful paragraphs of things that I was just said that it now transcript to go back and read it here there's no conversation. play Shabba take a bath you should be dead God f****** can't stand this whatever the haters anger is one listen when listen Okay when I listen and I can change I'm not that guy we're doing these weird things now that people aren't taking the time to sit and think through what I have understood is that what people are doing has nothing blew me I should always be a step ahead because I'm thinking differently because I'm thinking about stop making myself better put me in a position to make others better be the example not the problem the best way to take away the problem is the alienate yourself from it Hogan transport business all charges go back the other day and I read it and I say this is great this makes sense this didn't let me reword this and make sure that it's all flowing together at the end of the day what's my reason for the book my reason for the booger to make you feel better my reason for the books to make you understand yeah we all are great we all should think that we're great there's no reason for you to not think that you're great if you don't think you're great ask yourself why why don't you think the highest of yourself when you do you wouldn't know if no choice but to follow suit suit a lot of people there base it on their past they base it on the life that they've experienced up until this moment makes you better it does make it better taken before I had a 585 on my SAT confessions prohibit me from furthering myself in life I was told at the moment I said damn maybe I should apply myself the different mice all my friends get their test scores back and static 800-900 did everything it was supposed to do so that moment of fun was real fun flim house only dumbass that didn't prioritize and take care of my s*** so I'm the only one going to Community College anybody else off the Villanova Temple University Drexel University God damn I just got left behind why didn't y'all tell me oh wait it's because my life isn't there like they are focused on themselves wow that they're doing what they're supposed to do a jackass go sit by yourself and figure it out cuz it's where you should be lesson learn any opportunity given should be taking serious from this point on because if not you can find yourself feeling just like this now but I'll take a goddamn test you best believe I'm studying for the f****** test cuz I don't want you feeling like I'm a guy and then prepare now I got a story to tell my kids about what it feels like to be the kid in class that didn't prepare that's got the world's great when I give all those grades back but because of my experience I don't look down on those moments you take those ones you make the best of them because I life lessons Simplicity that's real real it's real and it's your life experience with your life's lessons but but the fact that a guy like you comes out and talks about it like that that's what makes it really powerful cuz it's not just something that you learn from but no other people can learn from your past to that's what I'm hoping they look at themselves and they didn't realize like we all start from a different spot you not saying this is why I'm so candid I'm so candid I'm so hoping there is no like God I'm I'm fine with being open book I'm fine with the good the bad the ugly I'm fine being flawed I'm fine with all the things that have happened to me that have been exposed I'm fine with it all I don't hide from it I don't run from it I don't I don't avoid any of it I'm fine it's alright it's a bad that I am a Misawa happily laying it and I'll be fine figuring it out moving forward son don't stop nobody man son don't f****** stop Sun going to be up in the morning regardless that's fun is going to be up in the morning. Regardless of how I f****** feel and how depressed I am the Sun is going to f****** shine in the morning and at night time the moon going to be there and you don't look up these days when keep going by so you let the days go by and look up and you don't waste of the year when what what are you just pick it up and figured out made some mistakes but life goes on and figure out life from this point I'm alive goes on that got your bad motherfuker very very inspirational and I'm really glad you came down here and talked about it and I'm I'm more than glad I think that it took too long actually and this is the first of of what will be many man I'm sure I'm a fan too what you doing and is not just inspirational in terms of like what you've been able to achieve and who you are but also inspirational and how you're so dedicated to helping other people that means a lot to me it's very it's very motivating is very powerful I want to call Ulysses know that is not not to talk could be you if you were doing that just for talk to be like listen just fake it and then become that guy because so dedicated to helping other people that means a lot to me it's very it's very motivating it's very powerful I want to call Ulysses know that is not not to talk this is this is no way it could be you if you were doing that just for talk to be like listen just fake it and then become that guy because she was your August


    What Kevin Hart Teaches His Kids About Success | Joe Rogan
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    digital that you would like it so much to learn that's the thing about it so it's a long long NeverEnding never-ending never-ending journey of s*** is also there's so many different variations of each different individual move and entries into new moves and defense and then the structure of it as it gets so crazy it's so it's super complicated my son is heavy into boxing and karate I got him into those so he he does them both so the reason why I would do that just like to keep up with him so we can you know do things together I have trained has come to the house and we'll work out together he loves it so I just don't want to get left behind so I can't do it the kick your ass I don't want that confident you need that but confident help you avoid things too well I'll tell my kids you know your last name puts a Target on your back that you didn't ask for and we don't go and create problems but you should always be prepared for problems if they were to occur and if they do I just want you got to know how to defend yourself so the things that I have my kids doing is just having knowledge and understanding the worst thing is just not know you know they're going up complete different when I grew up where I grew up you had no choice but to know you're not fight that's your ass cuz you won't get tested there's no way around it you going to get tried you're going to get robbed you going to get your book bag taken to Michael try to take the snakes like it's the reality is not a false reality that's a real so if you're not prepared for it if you don't have any type of heart you won't last from where I grew up heart with everything and heart was stop saying I don't care if I get my ass whooped I'm not going to be a b**** I'm not going to I'm not going to allow y'all to think that this can happen so I'm going to lose today but tomorrow I'm a complex and I'm going to find you I'm going to whatever that moment was it was about establishing any level of respect that you could and I respect eventually turned into friendship from all so my kids don't know what that was like that I'm going to have it so as a parent I just have to make sure that you have all the tools I can equip you with my present have the ability to provide me with that they want the financial space to to take me here and have this extra curricular activities xcaret that to you learn this and learn that in this is the big conundrum of success with their what made them successful is dry I grew up poor to we are on welfare and food stamps and that always stuck my head this thought like we might not have enough food like I remember thinking that when I was little I quit would if we don't have any food would have run out of food my kids will never feel that they don't understand what that is and everybody that I've ever met that's interesting came from some crazy struggle when they were young and that's the thing you and I and most people that are doing well in life you're raising your kids in a completely different way then literally what brought you to the dance to forget the hunger of not being one of those people that's left behind is what makes you successful in the first place and it's scary scared because get on my wife my wife told me she was like you know I love that you're not hard on your kids but you always make sure there's a lesson within your conversation like I do yeah I'm yell at my kids nothing's going to register when I'm yelling so I'll try my best to talk to you even when I'm at my angriest my talk to you so you can process this because you need to understand what's the problem what I had to really realizes they didn't ask to be born into this you don't even like that it's not their fault that they're coming up completely different than how we were raised Brian and we can't have anger or frustration that's dedicated and thrown towards them because they got it so much better than what we had how do we make sure we pass down the proper lessons so that they appreciate I understand and not take for granted what they have for me is tough because you kissed because students they apply themselves in school they listen they don't do dumb s*** yeah they want to play video games and stay up like any other kids his no signs of a bad or or crazy and the fear and panic is that you got to know the bed and crazy exist Fairy Tail that went in isn't real and it's some point when I'm not around when your mother's not around when your friends are other family on around you may get tested with the other side that's out here that you've never seen so I got to prepare you for the s*** that you don't know exist I got to take you to Philadelphia so you can see my kids where I grew up thinking it's going to be like oh my goodness it's so cool can we live here shut up it's so different man these were your steps the steps of broken how did you even play oh my god dad so wait where where was yours we live in a top-four not the whole thing know it's this is three separate units so the top floor was me and grandmom the middle that was somebody else that was a neighbor and downstairs somebody else three different people lived in this one thing what height should I that's the reality that you get hit with of I got to make sure I'm talkin I got to make sure that I'm constantly teaching if I'm not and I'm not doing my part I'm feeling to the neighborhood or in the neighborhood do we get little sandwiches from y'all won't have no stores like this we can't walk the stuff it's a completely different world completely different world on the street corner do them all around all around North Philadelphia all around South Philadelphia make sure they can see it we go out the country we go to these Resorts and Islands before we go there one drive around so you can see what exists before you get to this this is why we have to be good people this is why we treat everybody with respect this is why your dad likes to give everybody doesn't have constantly beating my kids that information as soon as everybody does you come off like such an a****** when you're around people that don't you don't also growing up the way they are now it's such a rare thing and they didn't understand that there's no way they'd a percentage very small percentage and that's something I never want to let go of either in the back of my head so are you talkin about how no I was going to have enough to prove you were coming up Chris Rogers joke is so great that he should tell the high keeps a bag packed at the front door cuz he don't believe that this s*** is his I truly believed in at any point somebody going to go gotcha do you are you comfortable where you are now or do you still have those thoughts like this is this real cuz you're you're at the Stratosphere of Fame and success that's this rare amongst the rare you know it's like David Goggins said you are uncommon amongst uncommon men I will be 100% honest and say I'm comfortable with the end meaning of hard work brings great rewards this is a reminder of the hard work and dedication that I put into everything that I've done I'm not content because I know where I came from and I don't ever want to go back that doesn't mean I don't want to go back to the city that doesn't mean I want to go back to the people that means I don't want to go back to living like I once was imma go back help I want a spiral to motivate I want to show people that is the way out that there is a way to do more to get more to obtain more but I personally don't want to lose all that I've been able to get so I need to make sure I do everything to keep it so I can't be content so there is an understanding but I refuse to click on the switch of what is an understanding but I refuse to click on the switch of even if you were even if you have more money than you'll ever spend for the rest of your life that's not what it's about now it's about the inspiring people in the influence and constantly giving back and moving forward in a positive way and the only way to do that is to stay active two-story man


    Kevin Hart on The Importance of Financial Freedom | Joe Rogan
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    is this a baseball look at that is so easy you're not you're positive do you look crazy ambitious that's the thing that gets me about you and the rock for sure like to Ambitions off-the-charts like I know you're rich as fuk like when when do you think you got enough you don't have enough there's no don't know enough I don't have enough because it's not over song over and over so you know when when you put a cap on it yet you're putting a punctuation to it and the the the ambition come I'm seeing what's out there that can be obtained you know when you see what's out there like what Kylie mean physical things where you see what's out there when you see where people are really gaining wealth and knowledge from okay the business relationships that you're able to acquire the people that you're able to partner with and create certain things different revenue streams what I found is as a young black guy from North Philadelphia the biggest problem with the biggest problem within our community is knowledge we don't know that that is welcomed because it's celebrated that's all we know and I'm get that credit karma credit card up and it is what it is. it's too long they gave it to me then after that s*** is what it is I'm figured out and I put the cable bill in your name you put it in my name we can switch it up with whatever they do it then let's just put in somebody else name its welcome the hustle is welcomed the knowledge of Banks and what you can do it can't do is it's f****** you don't even get it to go to check cashing places we'd like your check cashing place the knowledge isn't given so as not to you obtained that knowledge and understanding that you go oh s*** oh this is why you put money up oh this is this is how you increase versus decrease how you earn on your money oh wow I can gain wealth by investing in what the stock world is what how many people partake in the stock world and is there a part that isn't a silly gambling is Clovis Park this not the information is in there so that's why I got it I got it I want to give it so now I'm going to give it I'm going to give it to the people that know needed most and the me that younger generation of black people that don't understand the cool thing is in financial longevity not in the now it's not in the moment the jewelry not in the moment it's in a longevity is in buildings or the end of the day you can say look at what I have look what I work for looking when I have it's mine Monopoly is real but you have to have the financial understanding and I teamed up I got chasing it would do some call Financial Fitness was just about me educating people on money how to manage money how to be smart with your money but it's coming from a person that f***** up money I didn't always understand it I holding just before because I didn't understand in the beginning I've had bad credit credit cards wouldn't take me because I'm maxed out whatever I've been there done it thank God I was able to fix it and get on the right path and I don't have the knowledge I'm going to give it to somebody don't know so when you say the endgame the end game is getting to a point where I taking all the knowledge that I've been able to get over these years and really applying it and providing family wealth all said and done the last name Hart is going to mean just more a lot more than just Kevin Hart comedy hartbeat Productions got heartbeat digital your heartbeat Ventures your heartbeat real estate there's so many things that the last name Hart will be attached to you so real estate you learn it in and you know it's such a thing where you talk about black versus white you know a lot of people do that and and rightfully so like they're there is racism racism exist I'm not unaware of that but there is a high volume of it that's that's non-existent if you had a good people and when you can merge yourself with good people and follow the paths that you see that these good successful people have taken you didn't come apart of the world in group that nobody expected you to be it so for me I now have the position to do that and take all of these relationships and all this knowledge and take it back to the future in the most like to share I don't want to go by myself now are you doing this the financial stuff you doing this in videos you look releasing their help bleeding charge the saying how can we get to the people that we filled me the financial information the most so I said put me out there like let's let's go directly to the consumer so from colleges from high school's senior classes Junior classes going out and talking to people before they go into the next stage of their life about two things that you should know before going to speak to them find content from it but I'm authentic source of the best way to really do it if they put me in a position to be heard I want to be her like like it's a different story but I explained to the the people of JPMorgan Chase just when we were talking about this in as an amazing Board of people that that'll just figuring this out in the best way to go into it and I said you can't have the white guy that's never been to the hood not from the hood I have no idea how the economy works here and what the real troubles are you can't throw that man in the situation to talk to people because I'm not listening to you from the gate because you don't relate I don't relate to you but throwing somebody in the situation that's lived it that's been in it that's been f***** up in it made it out of it and is now coming back to help it's a different ball game and that's what I want to be and you know we have other voices outside self very powerful voices that are going to do it as well but the purpose is to align ourselves to really make a change so you can either be the conversation about making change you can be actual a part of the action to do it I want to be part of the action and and doing it you also be able to understand my drive you get why I do so much you get why my hand is in so much because I have access to it in the question should be why not so you can either be the conversation about making change you can be actual a part of the action to do it I want to be part of the action and in doing it you also be able to understand my drive you get why I do so much you get why my hand is in so much because I have access to it in the question should be why not


    How Kevin Hart Stays Motivated | Joe Rogan
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    4321 yes and all the f****** people to make me feel lazy in this world is to hang feel you and The Rock you f****** don't look like you ever sleep no days off that's why I love is unattractive as he's inspired me and the fact that were with co-workers with friends I think is it I think it's like a it's a blessing it's a blessing to be around that because it's truly it's it's uplifting you know makes you it just makes you weed out the circle you're around people that truly give you like give you some good server good value to you and your life you then look at those that don't and you can you can then push away so I'm big going I'm big on personality I'm big on energy I'm big on will and once I believe that is contagious so if you have a a bunch of laziness and a bunch of bulshit around you naturally going to feed off you going to find yourself becoming within your environment so I feel the exact same way and when I if you don't get enough sleep but you could give a much higher risk of Alzheimer's the serious issues but I see a guy like the rock of my car the f*** does he sleep what where's the room for sleep you know that that's true I can't say that I'm that I've witnessed the Sleep patterns but he's at he's a late ass so he does I know he's sleeping at some point when you when you say you have a sleep expert system on it's always a thing that I go back and forth by because what is enough sleep like I'm a person I function high off of 67 hours 6 7 hours I'm I'm functioning I don't need the 8th in the night I feel like that's too much for me like I'm early riser and now I'm getting older you know if I can get my bed by 9:30 or 10 on the off work day I'm very happy with that but then I'm up at 5:30 so what is enough sleep but they say it really depends on the person there are people that have a gene where they can just sleep 4 hours a night I got time I got that just don't need as much they can they can go a long time without sleep diagnose me I'm one of those people we bought you might be I bet a lot of high-functioning people are cuz you bought it tends to you get more efficient you know like you're always going against burning hard so your body is like when it's time to shut down it's like shutdown get that 5 6 hours in alright I am an amazing Catnapper I'm one of those guys talkin to me long enough I'm going to fall asleep right here at something about silence and just not doing anything and I will it's probably probably going on momentum all the time you probably you probably going on motivation and momentum okay then when your body has his break your body's like not doing anything and I will it's probably probably going on momentum all the time you probably you probably going on motivation in momentum okay then when your body has his break your body's like you but he's asleep right now


    Kevin Hart on the Dark Side of Social Media | Joe Rogan
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    like maybe just need to take a little break here if you ever feel like that I think the perception Devin perceives reality you know when looks like so much and always so much because you have a schedule and you know within that schedule there is the saying that mean the most that come in active downtime you know me and my house is down time even though it's still active and I got to be with the kids the wife in this conversation I'm running around the back foot that's still asks downtime to me like I'm shutting the work off so the phone is in the office I'm not going back to get into the morning and it's all conversation it's all TV it's all taco Tuesdays it's couch and cuddling you know baby time whatever that's my down time because I'm taking a step outside of the other s*** that's why that's that's what I think I do very well I can step outside the other s*** I can separate it so I think when you're able to do that then you're you're managing your mental you don't mean I give it if it's always one thing all the time that's how you f****** drive yourself crazy cuz you never you never shutting it off yeah and I think I do a good job of shutting shutting this off and focusing on that list I want with my payment with my family nothing is nothing enter Jackson that's fantastic that's so important to me that's beautiful all the time that's the big one right is the gift and the curse you know I think that we we shout out the gate and saw the GIF oh my God it's it's it's Community is connecting maybe the meeting waiver to stay in communication with with old people find new people as Entertainer I can engage with my fans and this is so dope and then after that you get hit with the the curse and the curse isn't this a high-level negativity that's out there that's on that s*** you know there's there's a lot of people that are you know not happy or going through things and they interjected a certain amount of negativity and hatred through these devices these devices are the easiest way to touch everybody so when you're just consumed on that s*** all day you start to see yourself being a part of the negative s*** so what I've learned to do is go I don't know pushing me to new limits if anything is taken up just creative Space by mean literally spending time going in in in navigating through what I think is is a bunch of bulshit so I don't let the device beat me in at one point I definitely did at one point it was everything it was everything you know now I separate I know you break lyrics see the bad side of it I thought the other day this is some real s*** and they made me think my phone died my phone died and I'm driving and I was using the f****** maps and other s***, get to be before the match I remember that but then before that how did you get to the places where you were going that you didn't know how to get to I don't even remember the norm anymore because the device has made everything available and I literally had to to drive to store where I can buy a charger charge up my phone to get back and use the map to get to where the f*** I was going to say I have no idea how to get there I have no I didn't know numbers by heart I didn't know who I was going to call set dear I don't know how to f*** him I don't get the wrong with your phone I don't know what it was backup phone it felt like the end of the world if the light bulb started to click how do we function without I want to go backwards a little bit going to be able to put it down and then step away from it and my kids to be able to step away from that's what I come in the house my phone is up cuz I can't I can't bitching complain that y'all about being on your phone if you see me doing the same thing so that time those conversations me wanting to know about your day you talkin to me about your day your friends who you like who don't you like my daughter you what boy who what I like somebody who Jesus here comes it's a great thing and I want to be able to have those moments and you know I think it's it's it's big to make sure that you prioritize that are you worried about what comes next hundred percent I'm worried that something is going to be way more intrusive like people can listen to your Oye if you didn't even pick up but yeah it's time you can just listen to you know that was the scariest should ever because it's if it's that easy to have a bug like that what's the thing that's not a bug that's there that you just don't know about others definitely government listening to us right now the fear is the next level of the merge intrusive intrusive now like the toughest thing for me is that there is no there is no privacy outside my own you know the the amount of money that you have to now spend just on security on you know people to to be with me security to be on my home you know it's like that then literally is no privacy in a b**** complain about it because without the fans without the people that support me I wouldn't be where I am but there's no middle ground run you know there is no handshakes anymore it's it's how you doing right right right hand shaking so much better get a moment like become a little older and wiser and just really see the times for what they are and see what direction are we going in the people and just hope and pray that we find a middle ground cuz I think right now that is it one that's what I'm feeling now know I feel it too especially the mean when you're talking about is you being super famous and losing all your privacy but everyone's losing their privates slowly but surely it's it's happening to you because you're very famous cuz you do something that's in the public eye and people want to see you and want to stick that Cameron front of you but there's going to come a point in time where what we're dealing with now which is like you have to turn your phone on you have to you know you have to reach out to somebody have to put something up that's that's that's going to be out of the way and he can be people being able to access your life activity is the the want no like like the the thing that's popular is the failure the the fuk up you know the the fight that I can catch you know that hate the moment that I can catch in post like the bad is being highlighted and celebrated that's what fux with me with the social media should now what what really bothers me is you know when you see these things online like you know the fight and there's a man hitting a woman in this captured that's bad the bad thing is that you watched that the video was more important than the actual help run or the moment to step in and you know when you see these things where you're catching people do these things the kids in this cart the moment of what you got and what you want to post in get likes or whatever on is the focus instead of the help and that and that's that's the part that is just I just have a hard time processing have a hard time processing what the lights mean to certain people will you get an extraordinary amount of attention so it doesn't mean anything to you with means something to a regular person before a regular person they can catch some WorldStar video and put it up there like that's my video video Got 5 million hit ya my videos gone viral my videos everywhere but damn it's like the point of excitement that's why when they see you like oh s*** how often they're going to run into Kevin Hart at you know Costco where the f*** you were you know by the way I went to the bathroom you could definitely tell her I had to s*** I was moving fast why you eating eating bad so I didn't he badly while my stomach immediately said this not going to happen today I get up and I go and literally like like 3 seconds I hear it as I'm walking only going to have hard and as I'm walking by a guy gets up follows me in the bathroom they said y'all got to get a picture of man and I said let me let me go to the bathroom when I take a picture with you what is the true story Hannah Bible in the Bible I assume the guy is outside the bathroom and I'm going to see him and I say what I say I get done I go to the stink wash my hands he was just sitting behind a wall and he's like got his phone out tell Mikey prop did he just take me while I was shooting about to put something up of me shiting is the bottom of my feet it's whatever but he's just waited and in that moment was so it was so important that he was in the bathroom and and soon as I got to come on let's go outside the bathroom and take a picture that's a bathroom pretty f****** weird moment man your hand look at whoop-ass autograph state was awesome to get an autograph it's been awhile it's been a minute man that I can talk in and Converse with the fan but it should be there it's normal the moments are better when it real you know and after real moment you you get a picture because you're like yo you got your nice guy or and I know I did it that you would be this calm and cool you'll even get to see a genuine of a person I am because the first thing you do you stick the camera in the face you and that's when people think that you're an a****** cuz they they they they have the in Lucid moment that then gets met with it can you can you please I'm sorry you had to see my face the last three insane because you want a national-level global and the following is is bigger and it's all ages which is which is really really good that thing you do for comedians it's a different thing because you feel like you know comedians you know you're laughing or in your home's everything is met with warm so when you said comedian the coach of your fan of a comedian your social and everything was funny and you're just look the funny moment you're you're looking past the normal moment you know it's like you almost are frowned upon if you are normal if you just chill right right right cuz I want to play moment right they thought you were going to be funny all the time like I'm supposed to supposed to pop lock yeah you're looking past the normal moment you know it's like you almost are frowned upon if you are normal if you just chill right right right cuz I want the funny moment right they thought you were going to be funny like I'm supposed to supposed to pop lock


    Kevin Hart Tells HILARIOUS Patrice O'Neal Stories | Joe Rogan
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    unless it's funny to communicate and if I was saying something you just hear feel good to like if you are, specially if your comic like I called Opie and Anthony wants was talking them and Anthony Anthony always has a gun on them Carries a Gun everywhere like has a concealed carry permit and s*** and I said to my said Do you ever worry that maybe you're putting out this energy and you're manifesting something like some sort of an attack on you because you're constantly dwelling on it you always have this done temperatures goes don't believe in magic cavaliere Conjuring up the word appositive nervous funny don't feel like there's no punchline is so f****** mad we The Comedy Cellar the days that we had their man Bill Burr Patrice O'Neal Keith Robinson Jim Norton Colin Quinn myself when I say we would sit at this table Lucinda table for 4 to 5 hours and it'll be nothing but beautiful thrashing the one another when I say they used to give me so much s*** that's probably why so hard to bother me now the trash cans that I took from the age 22 24 and my young committed career about how awful I was I had a joke I had a joke way in the beginning of my career because of the times of me practice this was way in the beginning of my career this is a joke that I had about about little Ninja Turtle nose so bad cuz I got robbed by cross-eyed midget and the joke was I didn't know he was robbing me cuz I was with somebody else so she was looking at my friend but he was robbing me cuz I can play on being very very I remember telling his joke and phone book comes flying on the stage Google f****** phone book at me I'll talk and visit where the Boston Comedy Club people in a crowd and you hit the floor trash me so bad so bad man the alleged deal between some new story a couple trees jerking off in my house before I moved to LA I'm staying in the two-bedroom apartment I just got there but you was coming out so do you need place as I got two bedrooms afternoon because I go in the back open up the door I said his big ass computer all I see is his back hunched daddy didn't stop because he was so concerned with finishing that he didn't even break stride and turn around and now he nothing don't give a fuk of any, government of the most 100% do you know a lot of things that didn't happen for the trees probably could have happened but I think the level of not give a f*** yeah prevented some of those things we're almost to authentic and then it he got up there and actually change. so insightful it was so wide the way people thought and behavior would say s*** like one of the things that he said that I I tell people all the time at 2 it's a brilliant thing that he said it was controversy it was but he was on television with some woman was saying that you should never tell jokes about certain things and only they were they were getting mad at someone I think was Opie and Anthony about a joke and he said you can understand it all jokes come from the same place the ones you like and you don't like the ones that make you laugh and want to make you mad they don't come to the same place someone's just trying to be funny sometimes it just don't work I had a talk I had a talk with the the I forgot her name I got I forgot her name but it was when I was doing all the prom up outside and I kept trying to break down you know where where where the jokes come from you know Kevin these insensitive jokes that you told and why what would makes you why would you even say those things and the hardest thing for me to explain I'm site do you think people think of jokes and while thinking of them think that they're not going to be funny and everything that you think of in a joke form you think of the other because you think you're going to get a laugh behind it the gamble is if I get the laugh laugh laugh joke was not funny I get it laughing I guess I'm onto something there isn't a bunch of thought that goes into the funny moments that we think may be great bits I wish that I had a more logical answer to put behind it I said I don't especially that's how my career I just thought it would be funny the same way that some people think they're just for the conference thought comedians are currently throwing it out there snuggle me good the other half may be alright maybe kind of good but it's all with the intent of entertaining is not with the intent of being malicious without with the intent of Sparky hatred it's all trying to make you laugh from a start with in the comedian's mind nothing else and they kept trying to look for this like hard make you laugh like it's it's literally that simple from a thought within a comedians mine nothing nothing else and they kept trying to look for this like a hard definition of why I don't have it I don't have the reason why I thought it would be funny and it wasn't that's the downfall


    Kevin Hart is Learning to Box | Joe Rogan
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    do you like this about positivity and about reinforced knowledge my mom reinforced you don't start things and not finish him you don't quit there's nothing that comes out of quitting besides knowing that you didn't finish we finish everything you started finish it if you going to do it do it to try and be the best not be better than other people be the best for you if you're in school and you going to class I'm not asking you to get straight A's I'm asking you to get the best grade that you can possibly get give me a hundred percent all the time and I'm a happy mother when you half as me I'm on your ass mom I want to do this I want to I want to play baseball but are you going to play my mouth like that no more then why'd you start the season because I thought I wanted to do it this season you don't quit that other people that invest the time and energy into you you don't just quit on people but I don't want to do it finish the seasoned mom I want to swim and you going to finish him it didn't matter what I did I was never allowed to quit so now in anything I do when I pick it up and say I'm a started I got to finish it at all don't work it always the best it all ain't knocked out the park by walk away saying I finished it I did it right now I've been boxing I saw so you working out with Rico verhoeven I'm f****** very strong kicker so much that don't know about the sport I at least want to make sure that I'm paying homage to the people that do this for a living by really understanding and learning it you know what I'm getting real Trainor I'm getting real people to show me everything is all said and done I look back after my training I can go I gave it 100% and look at how good I got look around the product Oh that's far I go Wells Fargo's Bryan Callen serious Amaya's within every couple times I heard about that at all. I don't go crazy we had gear and not in there but I'm not in there with guys that are trying to hurt yes there was two guys that have no concept of reality is helping me understand why you have to keep the problem with celebrities Jesus Christ Two fighters ever so he's really difficult to hit he's got that shall go on standing right in front of you and you can't have them respond with Mikey Mikey hit me with three punches I thought I thought Mikey literally had like six arms hands up and no matter where I put them What Not to Wear My get knocked out but I understand now movement understand pivot I understand shoulder protection and that's my girl my girl just understand cuz I can't do anything halfway Kevin and I can move and I look the part cuz I put time into it as you learn it too and as you watching you get train then you start to look at a guy like a Terence Crawford or lomachenko and I appreciate what you're doing cuz before you till I call you I beat that guy up all your knock. But then you see like how he Ducks under the left and fires back with the right and I don't she's a Precision insane the respect that I have people that do that on a day-to-day and the roof people that fight or in the most amazing shape and universe in the most amazing shape ever to move get hit 3 or 5 minutes around come back do it come back to it and he's fights go on and on and on I take my hat off to you, but I don't know where the air is coming from I'm searching for it so I didn't have to go down that route and you know to those that do just make sure you just put your your body first like you said it's it's hurtful the damage that can cause yeah we were talking about that earlier like seeing guys as they start to deteriorate and it's hard because nobody wants to tell him that either everybody wants to tell him they got one more good fight numb and let's maybe at the end of the year then we'll decide but right now we're going to train hard and stuff it's hard to cuz there's no option so don't once you've established yourself as a professional fighter and you don't have an exit strategy you don't know what to do you know now at least thankfully because of the internet guys are getting podcast doing commentary juzne talking about fighting in the positive because there's not a doubt in my mind that I am or Edge because of the internet than I ever would have thought about it there's not a doubt in my mind that I am more educated more aware person I want just need internet to find and search and I mean like you said you're able to self educate had a very high-level these are the goods


    Kevin Hart, "It's Not Cool to Be Postive" | Joe Rogan
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    able to pay attention things cuz as you said people focus on failure and negative and anger controversy as we want to see I want to see the anger and you know it is now top 10 biggest movies of all time f****** great movie oh yes it was great movie oh my God for no reason I don't know. Just like to do that oh yeah for sure and what happens when one person does it another person for no longer every two it's not cool to be positive is not cool to be happy I don't know if it's a cool thing I think it's usually people that are really frustrated with their lives 100% like that that the factual side to it before was like to think Michael Jordan leaves YouTube comments not much I hear tell you I feel right in your comment section Joe Rogan you can kiss my you know what that takes you or do you have going on at you have the time to just simply be that negative in and do it in this world and uniforms just a mismanagement of your time so valuable yeah you always been like that so we would have been nice and hot it is knocking guy man but always always a light in every dark tunnel I will find a goddamn light man I hear it all your weight on my back is so heavy of all the stuff that I deal with and I'm fine the reason why I'm fine it's because I'm genuinely happy I'm happy and I'm not happy because of the success the Seth X is a bonus I'm happy because I truly know the definition in the feeling that comes with happiness I truly know it I felt it I felt it when I said you're what really makes me happy and I look at heaven and Hendricks and I look as though I look at my wife I didn't have the family s*** when I was coming up these people depend on me I provide these people that makes me happy that makes me happy my daughter comes up Dad you're not only my dad you're my best friend happy that's my world so everything else from the outside that comes in your your your throwing s*** out of at a at a bubble that can't be popped the force field around me Hailie Mathers loves me wholeheartedly and you had that and you understand your unbreakable so you don't add to that force field if you don't make my voice feel stronger you don't you don't you don't get time for me my team hartbeat Productions the people I delete my umbrella you're part of my forcefield you believe what I believe we all see the same things you want the same thing so we march with the same beat you can't you can't shake that when you're an individual that seen that and understands that if you've never felt that we have no idea what that feels like and seasoned shake you that's why some people are easily broken being broken and not a hard thing about hard things so do those that do get broken those that do get down I understand I understand I don't do nothing for it I don't not anybody for it but I also understand is that the encouragement that can come from so many can add value to those that may need a little push that may need a little amen packaging up it's so easy to be that positive reinforcement for somebody and add value it so easy for some people choose to I decide and kick while you're down I try to put out the light of positivity because whoever's out there you I don't know what it could do for somebody else or somebody else may just simply look at me that your way to hear Embraces his kids making one be a better father this man doesn't stopped and waited every day he wakes up and just positive regardless of what's going on makes you realize that this s*** ain't so bad the way he gets up and says hey today's another day at the morning let's all be better than we were yesterday probably needed to hear that the more that I can give that out and I can take my platform to throw good energy out I'm doing my part because there's so many that they'll have to complete opposite I don't want to be a part of that and that's true latest rainbow down Windows make a good movie again I like ma'am you have a beautiful day that's all right movie it's mapping out the upside you see the other side the movie out now that ended why why why why why for what for what it seems to have been working thus far are you getting this positive attitude towards life from Life experience or you getting it from Brooks did someone teach you how to fly in this I'm getting it from the experiences and from the V real understanding of perfection. don't exist Joe with wearing the time right now we're people expect Perfection you expect Perfection I don't know where this came from I don't know what happened that this is the criteria for letting my true understanding is alright you got one life and that one life the goal for us is to live it to the best of our ability on the beginning to what said the in the middle in the beginning middle you going to do things going to make mistakes you want to f****** you're supposed to learn and then move forward with the understanding of what not to do and when you move forward like make it better and may not but somewhere along the lines is going to click and everything's I went through back here was supposed to happen so that now that I'm here I'm able to go ahead with such a ilevel mileage and I can make other people better make myself better my family something happens my dad is the prime example crazy drug addict and not a jail life was very bad very f****** bad my dad son got successful sunden took money gave it to his dad is your house here's your truck here's your monthly at this age I want you to live your life you have made mistakes you can't rebuild and correct the things you done I'm your son I love you you can't go back and Andre do you can't try to keep going backwards in about me your grandkids could be the best grandpa be to become his grandkids now with his energy devoted to be your grandpa the grandkids don't worry about me for something happening in life something happened that took you in the direction to reap the benefits of your son's happiness and success my energy is now contagious muffin I hand it to you so now you're able to give that off to all these other people that you're around something happens and I can every single life and every life I understand that there's a payoff a bad eventually does payoff I can't be bad but for so long if you got the strength and understanding realize that it would change it or change it possible you can run bad forever but it will eventually turn around once you grasp the understanding of the game eventually going to turn around. Jack you never going to have a good run and run your do good the f*** out of here you waited long enough for it to happen here come hope you can one bed forever but it will eventually turn around once you grasp the understanding of the game eventually it's going to turn around you'll do good out of here you waited long enough here I come


    Kevin Hart Comments on the Oscars Controversy | Joe Rogan
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    my life and the things that grow old along with me the only thing that grows along with me my experiences my family my marriage my mistakes my UPS my Downs those are the things that I can talk about forever because as you get older things changed it gets different is all coming from my personal opinion of me my view on me and how I see Life you can't material in that state that's why I stay away from certain things because those things can become boring after awhile for me because I don't have the knowledge of everything that I should like what what kind of politics I don't know I'm joking the politics I don't I don't joke and anything that has to do with the slander of others other communities I don't do anything divisive that's my that's my biggest thing and you know this passion was was one that got a little weird because I was like you're really dedicated myself to Bringing people together like I'm I know that was my goal that's my priority. That's what I was doing on a global scale everybody people just looking to be upset about things and it did not look into looking at you Kevin Hart as just a human being like what it would it who is he over all super positive then I have been concentrating on that you think about how positive you are and yet they tried to concentrate on some jokes that you did what 9 years ago it's a wake-up call of understanding the times for me it was okay I went through it sure that the people of the lgbtq community really understand that I got I apologize program apologizing again I'm sorry I'm not the guy I don't want you think I'm that guy then it just became the constant conversation never happened but it's interesting the constant conversation then and now it is cuz I'm not only sorry I don't condone anyting to have to do to hate anybody this is no long conversation so guys I'm going to stop talkin about it because now I feel like I'm feeding into what I'm not I know I'm not the world and public should understand and know that I'm not because over this time. As shown that I'm not so the apology once again I'm sorry didn't really I'm sorry but then it just kept it just it never stopped and said that I just made a decision and I'm like guys at this point I just I'm making a decision to not talk about it anymore that doesn't mean that I'm being disrespectful to anybody that doesn't mean that I'm shutting down anything it means that for me I'm going to stop talkin about it because at this point I don't know what to do at this point I thought I thought the apology is what you wanted me to do it did it I make sure that you understand that I'm not a hateful person I know but don't hate I did that I stepped I don't take attention off of that night in those people that are there to be celebrated I don't want to draw attention to myself and what's around me I stepped out everything I did was for the better of good I'm stepping away guys because I don't want this to be a negative night or negative thing and then it still became a conversation so I waited for the goddamn I want on my radio show give it another public apology make sure that he understand and I'm sorry these words that hurt anybody I want again apologize I don't condone hate to anyone I hope that you guys can forgive me for those jokes about so now I say if you don't understand that you don't believe it I don't know what else to get I don't know what else to do do nothing else that's very wise of you because if you didn't they would probably pursue it forever outside this is something they're going to focus on what I had a I had a good talk, talk about this a minute friendly Daniels you know me and Lee Daniels Lee called me told me what to talk to you know Lee Daniels is director-producer the show Empires got his biggest shows no so he calls me like everyone talks to you and not stalking he's like look this is a time where you could speak up and talk about you know the community that's been affected by hatred and you know hateful crimes you can step up and be a voice and say that you don't condone or don't stand with any type of hate or whatever you can take that stage and do that and I said I said that's why I'm saying why don't you expect me to know what's been happening within this community in regards to hate a crabs as I am not aware I said some people can just not be aware I'm not even know I have no idea what's going on I have no idea. I have no idea when you tell me this I'm now educated and I understand so it's easy to Simply info right information is Keith when people get information they process the information when you can process information you will all wait a minute that makes sense hey if you left think that I can don't hate wait a minute I don't and anybody that does f*** you man that's bad you shouldn't I can say that but instead when this happened it was becoming I'll I become a voice that's where it was just a miscommunication that's where a back-and-forth kind of was established that I think people just starting to take things and run with it and I'm just not I'm just not one to feed into what I feel isn't going to eventually evolve into a positive thing in a real conversation was established that I think people just aren't to take things and run with it and I'm just not I'm just not one to feed into what I feel isn't going to eventually evolve into a positive thing in a real conversation


    Joe Rogan | The Ethics of Becoming an Instagram Model w/Garbielle Reece
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    they're really different like they don't want big giant houses and all that stuff that you know serve my generation in your generation. That's who you think the new generation is different in their values and being able to be connected and being able to have a real conversation and you know even be able to concentrate long enough to to be with somebody cuz of devices yeah I mean I think it's could you imagine right now if you were 20 and being like dating and swiping and kind of pay attention and or even ten you know my daughter is one of the few girls in her closet doesn't have a cell phone what the age do they got them like they're sincere like 7 no I mean movement wait till 8th kids in the class all the parents agree so they're not the only person in the class that doesn't have it it's not that it was my daughter's kids the kids in her class most of them iPhones most parents just give the kid a phone have you read any of Jonathan hates will stuff for the coddling of the American mind is just so disturbing when you see the amount of especially young girls that are growing up depressed cutting themselves self-harm what's it like 400% he said like from 10 to 14 or like something insane by the directly coincides with the inventor of smartphones and social media machine this thing where people just trying to get likes and trying to leverage their you know their social status and and try to pretend that they're living in a perfect world everybody around them and everyone else is doing it and people look at other people's lives being perfectly reflect upon their own to get depressed or somebody fact kids didn't have to deal with Canada a decade or so ago it's really really mean right like at least if I had a hard time at school I can go home and have a reprieve from it at least overnight I think from you that's been a thing with my kids is like especially daughters I do think I understand the gaming is different for boys and pouring up pornography and things like that and that whole trip of rewiring their brain and but I think with girls it's like how do you get them to understand like to hear their own voice I don't know how they're going to get to a place where they I mean cuz every it's like this weird mish-mosh of like me too and then never before had people objectified themselves more because they get them that positive affirmations what's going on with just like I'm angry me to treat me equal simultaneously to I'm going to objectify myself in the most hardcore way more than any time in history and its really but for me as a female who understands both those sides a little bit kind of trips me out because I don't like those girls that card and violence should be done I agree with all of that knows no in all of that but a certain point you know like we've had Jordan Peterson on her many times it's like biological signaling it's like a place I'd at least and also that'll do that one side is super short-lived that's what I try to tell my girls unlike you listen if you're either you're pretty girls too great but if that's the card you're playing your cards done like my timer 30 35 done Tober in a mushroom 14U Mary seven-year-old I don't know what I'm doing the m******* is that such a thing yeah yeah but even that it's like yeah I mean everything's immediate but for me it's like it's culturally I feel like I'm this weird mix of like the most I came through at the most modern time like women went to school and on scholarships and like there was no thought to being like strong not really and then but then weirdly it's like I feel so kind of old-fashioned when I see kind of this next thing cuz I'm like well strong for me with something else wrong was like you were really physically strong trying to have a strong mind you know strong bases of a person and then okay then there was this other side like your femininity your sexuality also stopped and now it's like I don't know it's very interesting with motivational quotes and inspirational things about people that they meet and photos and you get a lot of people that are attracted to that kind of stuff too it's just you're not going to get the immediate gratification of a picture of your ass that that that picture of your ass and gets a hundred thousand likes like one of those likes Express how you feel and and work it out through communicating with people and figure out how they react what you saying and how you feel about how other people say similar and how it does good things for you I could do good things for them or do you just want to have a piece of dental floss at the crack of your ass you know like who you want to be not based on what everyone thinks about you like what actually turns you on and makes you feel excited and stoked because you know it's great that you have a nice butt but there's a lot of nice butts and in the end that's not probably going to bring you that other feeling the problem is if there's a thrill to positive reaction absolutely I would like it to old people and when people get that thrill me to tell them hey that's real bad for you like f*** off mom no no I mean a bolt on to that message how about that like get the thrill but simultaneously doing the thrill maybe have some other thought about where you where you like to continue to Journey's to I just got to be at 2 and have some like cool friends that they hang around you because you're if you're the parent it's like okay you're going to penetrate so much but if you've got some like you know why they call manatees if you got some badass chicks around you and your daughters were looking they see they say but what if you don't have access to that I have a lot of pretty strong cool women around me but I don't want to say that it's just how do you help the next group try to be good example love on them but get them to teach them to love themselves that's all and I don't mean with eyelash extensions in like perfect things I mean like love on yourself yeah you know what that's the other thing to the Distortion of natural beauty and the make it to the everything has to be artificial the color of your lips the color of your eyeshadow fake lashes everything is just that doesn't doesn't look better just looks different do you think I'm always fascinated what men think like today even like debate does it even register do they know what's going on and what would well I guess we have to ask men of that generation if let's say they had two groups of women and one that was like perfectly quaffed with the lip injections another word is it like I'm talking about like eyelash extensions Joe but really done for the club let's just say and then just like a girl like hi I'm you know I'm a sweaty Runner and now I'm going to go to the office and put my hair up in a ponytail I don't know whatever if guys if they even can they tell the difference what you're into some guys just like them soft and made up some guys like I'm sweaty and muscular hardcore signaling and I guess that's maybe that's what it is maybe it's the new biology what's also that there's never been a Time Netflix specials were about this girl who's got just pictures of her ass for like 9 million followers on Instagram what is everything a person like this before this is a new kind of person like f*** f*** looking at these frogs in the Amazon and no one's going to say there's a new kind of person and she's got millions of people staring at her all day long and everyday is new pictures of her butt to Great point they decided we're going to do the butt on the beach now let's do the button next to the puppy it's like I'm so confused how they keep getting ideas with the cotton candy it's like okay I don't know why you have to stay fresh with new but ideas E-Pass to finances I know right if you have a great ass and you like working out anyway and just want to take pictures of it I'll send you have 25 million followers like damn but this is also okay however it's sort of like the communication always having which is Will what is success and for me it's that's all it's like getting people encouraging them whatever that is whatever that looks like you know you said this like oh you do the show whether anyone was listening or not most likely right until you couldn't afford it anymore but obviously the conversations you know every few months of physicist to come in here and sit down with you and Carry hours like yeah yeah I do it that's what I want to do information to you and learning to you for you part of your definition of success and so I guess that is the conversation because we always have this thing that's obvious thing of like successes it either is notoriety its power its money and then we forget those other Communications about like the pursuit of something that really genuinely turns you on but I think people get short-sighted and you definitely can get success we just have money and you just have objects you have notoriety in people viewed as a success but if you're not doing what you love it's not pure success it's a different kind of success like if you really find something that you enjoy doing and then you take that like Laird has with surfing or many people have with their passions and then you become successful through that it's a different existence because it's a it's a pure existence like when I do stand-up comedy or if I do like a commentary for the UFC it's a a very it's a pure enthusiasm it's genuine is a cross I don't have to fake it it's I enjoy doing it that's to me I don't I know everybody can't do that everybody feels like they can't do that or they haven't figured out a way to do that yet Ryan if you can if you can if there's a thing that you can do like maybe I would have made more money if I went to the stock market maybe it would have made more if I was a banker maybe I don't know we wouldn't be this happy there's no way from the same person I am now and I was in a f****** office all day making a hundred times as much money I'd be miserable and I think that's maybe when I see the thing with the girls and like I said feeling sensitive to it cuz I have daughters or just young people in general it's that conversation of like you know just keeping that definition of success open and by the way this other path that taking it like following your own instincts are desires our passions there's elements to that that are are hard or harder for sure it's more unknown you can feel insecure like it's the right thing to do when we've gone I mean in our house we've gone to that 50 different times you know it's like I'm going to do this cuz I really want to I don't know what's going to happen and I don't know if it's going to be successful I might even lose money who knows but that once you start to do it or you do it once or twice then you go for sure it's more unknown you can feel insecure like it's the right thing to do when we've gone I mean in our house was gone to that 50 different times you know it's like I'm going to do this cuz I really want to I don't know what's going to happen and I don't know if it's going to be successful I might even lose money who knows but that once you start to do it or you do it once or twice then you go out but it's so worth trying if


    Joe Rogan | What is the Difference Between Male & Female MMA Fighters w:Gabby Reese
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    female athletes and male athletes like okay cuz fighting is a pretty exaggerated but it's an interesting thing where you know you have men and women's kind of differently but doing the same thing if you will I'm do you notice a difference in their mentality so much individually that's where you'll find even male Fighters or like super laid-back and then you find other way really intense super emotional and it's really hard to tell like there's a there's Gunnar Nelson his guy from Iceland to know is why you cannot get that guy to change his expression it doesn't change you could punch him kick him in the balls he quiste stoic it's a weird he's a weird guy he's very on one side of it and then there was like I was like Conor McGregor whose house was training partner who's on a completely different side of it he's screaming and yelling and talking s*** to everybody and they know that's that's part of we're right and I was like they vary so widely in this statue with girls to some girls are Brash and outrageous and they get another girl's faces and put their Knuckles on their nose and and they're at the stare-down and other girls bow and they hug and they take selfies together it's like everyone has their own sort of approach to it is very interesting at the same time dealing with fear like all all these things happening sign geniously and I then take it I look at it one step further with a female because I don't know I am interested to know how if a female can fight from a not not a non-emotional place but without her emotion like just like okay I'm in my mail I'm in my athlete and I'm not going to beg of she didn't just kick me in the ear you know what I mean you know like I'm only been in one fight my whole life and it's and the girl hit me in the face in when I saw my blood I was like oh no she did not just hit me in the face you know and then went crazy but if these girls can be like cuz they're so well trained as an athlete how that can supersede like or override actually like this feminine impulse of like you do reaction that's a masculine impulse to though I think it's a human impulse of a guy punches you in the face you get furious it's so hard for people to not get emotional when they get hit it's a very bad way to react in a fight to fight with emotions because you expose yourself you leave yourself open for counters you just miss you rhythm. Is deceptive and your emotions you're too obvious in your pattern and so many times you get hit a lot more problem with Fighters that that that emotion is very big problem and the wanting to break people like letting them hit you so you could show them that they can't hurt you can put some Christian thing to stupid very stupid take it on the face on purpose and then just like come on all the time it's just the smart thing to do is to fight with correct technique and a correct strategy meaning you have an understanding of how to execute best it's not just waited and let bombs fly its do you have to have to be very precise in your tactics you'll be very smart I think it's interesting though those Sports where there is that I mean listen versions of it is football you know living with layered obviously you know he always says he appreciates Mother Nature because it's like you make good decisions you're rewarded decisions you you pay price but I think it is very interesting when you have two humans strategically trying to deconstruct one another the chest the physical chest that goes on a zit like looking at it from another athletes point of view I think it's a unique person that wants to put themselves in that situation you know it's like I understand almost like a surfer and a wave and a climber in a mountain I get that like I'm going to be a part of that but I find it really interesting and even sort of I'm even more curious about women like who say like yeah this is going to be my sport Holly Holm I mean listen I saw that kick but then it's like I'm so sorry I made you these after you don't like cookies it's like okay I'll get it you know when I get back from the hospital


    Joe Rogan on Joke Stealing
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    20 and we're co-headlining so I would headline one night he would headline the other night stand to be able to go on after a guy's been doing, 24 years wherever the f****** one and go on after him and do 40 minutes whenever we been doing all the people that we work with them anymore a lot of them gone and he watches The Tonight Show it's on Edmodo no light gel and Casa comes out this is my life and I just pray that he went out at did. back in the day in the Catskills times they all stole like there was do is no honor Amongst Thieves back then and everyone just had jokes there were just joke jokes like you almost had like a toolbox I go I need a 3/8 as television came along and then people started getting in trouble for stealing you know Rob and got in trouble on a few other guys got in trouble and then it sort of died off until like I mean when you two came along dedic there's still a few thieves that are still running around to this day and some of them were famous but most of the audience knows now and if you like look at someone is a thief and then you look at their Instagram comments are cold ship people go after them people know now they know it's the darkest thing you can do when a guy works or a girl works Forever on a bit and then you just come along and the finished product snatch and switch a couple words around and pretend pretend you came up with on your own will when I start it Segal mccambridge in Springfield Station when we saw Sweeney and Sweeney and Phil Campbell in them I did that joke about hitting the Moose up in May so I went on a tablet on stage before the one I'm at the birthing House Springfield streets alone and I did this and it was unbelievable crazy yeah this a lot of guys in the beginning the Greg Fitzsimmons nice to steal from each other like 15 minutes and we had to do a 1/2 steel 15 is he still 15 of mine and we were best friends hell yeah do that b****** material killed in f****** Pawtucket


    Joe Rogan on Ronda Rousey in the WWE "I Wonder How Much She Loves the WWE"
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    yeah her mom was so world you to Champion your mom's appt East wonder how much she loves the WWE I wonder I was wondering when a person is like an elite athlete at the highest level write a real one if they they still enjoy doing that cuz I think she enjoyed it though I think she was a fan of it before she got balls sign off of Van Into and around but it's scripted yes it's not a competition but then again you can only get knocked unconscious so many times you can only get f***** up so many times and she got f***** up to fight in a row really bad the Holly Holm KO music other and women I don't know why I like when guys are a little smaller it's easier to watch as long as they're not kicking themselves in the head I'm just saying so the big scary ones like heavyweights drop it's nice lamps what's a call my God that's what I mean like I don't actually I mean violence I know it's sport but for me it's it is it is a very dangerous path that you have to know when to get off and the more I don't know if I would say more so than other Combat Sports but a path but I think very specifically MMA has you have to be really careful because consequences of so great is not enough padding those gloves are tiny little things you could also get kicked you can get kneed in the face elbowed in the face and once you realize the chin starts going and your reflexes start going and you're you're slowing down like you got to get out now got to get out and sometimes they don't get their proper advice they don't have anywhere else to go and I goes back to we have tons of friends in organized Sports so it's like you have to be drafted or coach the team has to pick you up or you know whatever and I say to him like how fortunate are you that you're in a sport like other athletes like a snowboarder whatever that you can go you can go out


    Gabrielle Reece on Laird Hamilton's Obesession with Surfing | Joe Rogan
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    so it's Ola it so Beverly Hills I live there for 13 yr yeah there was a wave there that Laird was having a love affair with her many years so we live there with you know so he could be close to his girlfriend for sure they didn't know every boy needs their girlfriend is like I don't know if you ever go through this when you go home I'll go out and Surfer many hours like hang out for 5 hours at a time and if they're Surf and he comes home and I see how happy he is like to see us and then about 7 and 1/2 8 minutes in his face like oh yeah I'm in the house with the family both of those sides like I need to go I need to be free I need to you know Chase things in like scare myself and do all the stuff and then be no comes home and it's like you know on the floor laying you know with one of my daughters and and being attentive and a great husband all these things but I always get him used a little bit by the push pole on the planets a very unusual group of people that rides giant waves water on the top of the ocean and that's a that's a crazy thing to do. I hate that he's actually even more different than some of the other guys because if you think about it he's to stay doing this for right now forty years so he's a guy who he has both so it what he wants to do is write a huge wave during the day and then be with his family at night and sometimes you know who take going in a halfway around the globe or whatever and so I think the pursuit and have to wait a lot that's the other thing these things don't come around that often it's very interesting to live with there's a there's a little bit of suffering that goes on and sometimes they will say to me cuz he's aware of time going by he'll be like you have a lot more ways I need to ride and I'm like I know like it's pretty deep calling and now that he's been spoiling for 25 years but now that they are getting that equipment better it's sort of like now we can ride places that we couldn't ride that we're not really attractive for riding on top of the surface of the water even if you towed it now it's opened up a whole other Pursuit for him yeah it's very towards that though likely has put me on a ski in front of a wave it's like 60 ft and like being on the back of a ski with him driving there's a moment where you go okay I actually and I'm sure you've experiences with other friends at taking maybe on a flying or something he is this is what he does right so I'm like okay I trust him more than I'm afraid that's fine I can do that and I'm going to surrender to that I'm not going to torture myself the whole time I'm just going to trust him and you turn and there's a six-story building behind you moving and you just think like how is that fun how is hanging like that they have these things called hydrofoils so originally there's a guy named Mike Murphy who created something called the air chair and they weren't they been playing well sounds like water skis and different funky ways like even in the 50s Solaire and his friends got an air can cut the chair off and put us snowboard boots and bindings quick-release oh you stand on it you're booted in and below is basically a mini airplane with a strut so for example yeah there's a shot of one and this is a smaller one Jamie to have anyone's of the big with the boots I think people are used that was wow underneath his what to do if you hit your head or what have you but it's basically a miniature airplane underneath the surface and if he gets into trouble if they wiped out they have a quick-release but now they've gotten is developed so that he can do it without the boots cuz that adds an element of danger that ft long that's so strange looking yeah but it what's going on below the surface so there's a miniature airplane do you have a Jimmy Jam any pictures of it slipped up I'm sure if you look on Lord stuff you can see the bottom it's like a miniature airplane because water is denser than air so it's sort of like a miniature plane and it is like the Oracle guys that do those boats do have made foils for Laird I mean you know it's aerodynamics hydrodynamics it's all of that so now what you're doing is cuz there's energy below the surface moving so we think of a wave like pushing and dropping but there's actually the energy circular energy below so now you got the oil that can ride that but you're not you don't have dragged can go there's a wave on Kauai where they're going over you know 50 to go about 52 52 miles an hour so we might if you did something will you you know dedicated yourself to martial arts it's like but then there's like a new way to do it and so he's been doing the big stuff for 25 years but now they're getting the equipment right that he can ride ways that actually wouldn't be that great but now they're super fun drag correct and it's it's actually riding the energy below the surface which you know for him he's just interested in what's the most efficient way I mean look at that you never into in regular surfing be able to ride that so it enables them so much fun you know his his pursuit of this is it's pretty pretty addictive pretty interesting relationship to watch I think it's important I mean as a female for me I think playing volleyball help me understand like having a Pursuit you know like something like you I got to go do that and I think it's something about living with a person who has a Pursuit other than like I need a bigger Worcester pretty odyssa pretty interesting relationship to watch I think it's important I mean as a female for me I think playing volleyball help me understand like having a Pursuit you know like something like you I got to go do that and I think it's something about living with a person who has a Pursuit other than like I need a bigger War chest or whatever that can be really cool


    Joe Rogan on Canada Banning Dolphin/Whale Captivity
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    Manning whale and dolphin captivity apparently just passed about Blackfish one documentary and egg like kind of I think initiated movement oh for sure didn't know they needed to get out and read articles about it and news reports instead of that they get happy it there isn't a very digestible for me this is horrible incredible animals that are probably some of the most magnificent creatures that Evolution has ever created and you're putting in a fish tank you put him in a swimming pool try to make it over into and it literally Beast itself smash to seal nose blood everywhere and his Bunch people standing around watching it going holyshit and then it flop his way back in the water and swam off it didn't eat it like this to mark that she was setting it up but showing like you can make them slide like watch this one slide well I was listening to my friend Steve rinella podcast he was talking about the difference in the orcas in Puget Sound and that their local orcas which are essentially salmon specialist and they don't eat animals that don't eat marine mammals but then there are other ones that travel into the area and they are Marine man specialist so they all they eat is like seals and and and things on those lines and have a totally different language totally don't understand each other they don't interact with each other and every pod has its own language screw they they put up a whale in captivity once and it was not eating because they didn't know it was a seal eating well not a fish eating well and so alert who's to Joe can you imagine like okay Susie and Billy were going to he wants and it was not eating because they didn't know it was a seal eating well not a fish eating well and so alert who's to Joe can you imagine like okay Susie and Billy were going to go watch the you know the orc of shampoo and then the trainer they're like throwing it feel like that would not work out well like yeah you next again


    Joe Rogan Explains Bigfoot to Gabrielle Reece
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    it'll be way more interesting than Bigfoot everybody's like so into Bigfoot being real like that I don't care what's the concept of Bigfoot likely there was interaction between human beings and something called a gigantopithecus for thousands and thousands of years it's a giant bipedal existing Asia that was between 8 and 10 ft tall it was real it was basically in like the orangutan family looks almost orangutan like putting warmest and I was a real thing and they didn't find out about this until like the 1920s they found a tooth in an apothecary shop in China and an anthropologist examines 2/3 like where the f*** did you get this and they got more things and bones and jaw bones and they determine the from the job on I'm sorry they determine from the job on that they think it was bipedal then stood up on two legs and so then they said well how big would this thing pee and then in the proportion that was really interesting is that's where it would be because if it did come across the Larry the Bering land bridge like they believe humans did if that did happen the mini animals navigated from there to here that way that's where Alaska and Pacific Northwest the natural path and then if you think about how densely wooded that area is that would be a natural habitat for something that's hiding from people the problem is Lehi from s*** anymore this just in thing would catch you on a trail camera some this trail cameras are everywhere there for cat like to see those guy and his father got caught poaching a mother bear in her Den it's it's horrific it's horrible it's not just horrible because the they poach this mother bear in their den left us the baby's essentially to die but they were talking about how they're not going to get caught doing it like no one's going to tie us to and the way they were caught there was a 4k camera that was right behind them that was that was observing this this whole area where the bear was dead then they have his trail cameras now they're incredibly accurate they're so like it's so high definition super clear in the audio clear thinking we don't know everything like the magic of stuff unknown and behind eye I mean for me it doesn't have to be Bigfoot but I live I love the idea that we haven't seen everything we don't know everything but obviously we know that was space and who knows you know one dimensions and time and universe but something mythical is pretty fun what what's interesting is that there was a bunch of different kinds of humans that's what's in these bones and I think they call them the denisovans they they found a sack of this is within the last 10-15 years they found a completely different species of humans that live in Russia they found those little people on the island of Flores that was only like 10 years ago I mean there's just probably dozens more that they just haven't uncovered somewhere so if there was at 1. time some big giant hominid it's only possible they just haven't uncovered somewhere so if there was at 1. time some big giant hominid it's only possible to eat so much


    Joe Rogan | The Truth About Living in Hawaii w/Gabrielle Reece
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    that you guys live in Hawaii that he is because I've always had this like idealized idyllic one day like a butt move to the Big Island just chilling the side of a mountain stop f****** I fly out to do gigs but live out there where everything is just more relaxed is it okay couple things I think because it is a primal environment like we live on Kauai which is pretty heavy duty as far as it's quiet there's not a lot of distraction there's a really heavy-duty nature and and so I and I grew up in in St Thomas on the Virgin Islands Elvis used to kind of being on an island but you're you're with yourself a lot so if you have things to do that are you know active then it's perfect but what you have to always calibrate is like the down time or like it's been raining off and on for like over a year on Kauai where people it starts getting heavy but it's sunny two climates on this island of big island has desert yes it has tropical rainforest it is a volcano and polishes I think it has every weather climate except Arctic I believe at least Maui and the Big Island have sort of every type of climate is crazy that just a little bit further down it'll be different be raining constantly and you could drive around the whole thing and like how many hours it take you to drive around the Big Island out of the Big Island I don't know like 4 hours or something like that I think so maybe a little more yeah you like the big island snow like to the rest of the Mainland that low pressure can also bring big and then my season was summer so we sort of went back and forth and that's a really good blend cuz you can come to California be like oh it's a busy world I can see a lot of people I can learn stuff I can do stuff and then I also makes you appreciate when you go back to Hawaii or like clean are really clean water very beautiful place some of the ways the ideas about the way they live there it's it's simple in a good way and help me in any way like a derogatory till they're not trying it they're not angling and trying to get somewhere it's like no we're living but it can be really hard place really hard place so well I think so you have like this this very intense love and you know when they talk about the Aloha Spirit generosity death and then they're very powerful people as well and sometimes if they're not living as they're in their most natural way that they were supposed to and then you couple it with you know there's not a ton of opportunities there it's hard to live there it's far away it's expensive and and sometimes you know it sounds cliche but it's like we really do at human organisms either need to be busy so like okay working from sunup to sundown for a food I used to be and then you're just so tired just go to bed and it's pretty simple and don't let you survive it or in the world that we live in now it's like how do we get people doing things that are kind of productive and you think oh I just would sit on the beach and look at the mountain and it's like in after while you get bored and if you're a warrior you're either going to go you know do something with that that is good for you or you might not so I think there's there's a lot a lot of that there I've learned from that culture but it I mean there are powerful there's powerful group and you know it can go the other way pretty quick where it's you know if there's drugs and alcohol or beefing and like it's all that so it's you know it's just and now we have all these the internet and all the stuff so now you aren't you sure think o the rest of the world has a perfect they're all busy and doing fabulous perfect things and and it's hard like you got to find people that you're like let's do something let's go I mean can you train alone every single time now so you'd have to have a tribe of people that are like let's go do this activity and sometimes it's not that easy 70000 people on the island on Kauai Hawaii is probably the least inhabited it's the oldest island so it has the most erosion largest beaches and that's where they grew up and it's it's so really go hang out over there Kinda Yeah it's cool though cuz it's like if you know if they'll be like no he got a year ago out you got to go really totally so it was a great it's just the people that live there you can't like move to Mullica 100 Axis deer it's a beautiful place in the people are amazing but you it's not like oh I'm just going to buy a house there or build a house there's no way no way at all these different islands have their own Like rules now it's like that they probably have you know the largest percentage of pure Hawaiians their school I mean pretty good like I found it like there's a big difference between the date of the culture of say Maui versus the culture of Lanai Lanai is more Island D2 me where is Maui seems like a little bit gentrified the wind cuz it was so windy Maui so windy it brought all the Europeans in the 80s to Windsor so you're also have not only Mainland us and then Japanese culture you know 80s now you're talkin about Europeans or wind and windsurfing so it has a lot going on I think Maui it was almost like a surprised how quick a developed and they never had a chance to get on top of it if that makes sense


    How Joe Rogan Deals with Living in a House Full of Women
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    I wanted to know as far into this as you can tell me why you think this instead of me just saying no you're wrong I want it I want you to explain it to me I want to know whether or not I trust your process do you bring that skill home with you I mean you're surrounded by women but I mean I'm always fascinated to watch them navigate their home is it when they're surrounded by West and I just give up most of the time I'd lose every argument I think I tried to we communicate a lot while talking be themselves I don't want him to mirror my resilience and I want them to be vulnerable they want to be vulnerable but it's in terms of like how I decorate the house or any I have no say and It's never enough but if you have the right relationship sometimes it'll work that way cuz I don't give a fuk with my house looks like I really don't have a good view where's the coffee house where feels right I don't give a fuk I think it's tomorrow I mean you know like sometimes if I infringe on if it's functional than Laird steps in like you know that's not really functional but otherwise he's like I'm tearing some stuff out of my house right now and he just gives me a look and I'm like I'm this age if I want to do this support me the last and walks out I love to decorate the nervous tissue is really into it really into like design in in their own house like a really really into it like a constantly obsessing about where things are and where this was a sexuals yeah yeah it's a funny thing right but if I didn't have this place though I don't know if I like traditionally men had pool halls they can hang out or Jim's they would hang out in and they would get their dose of Titanic masculinity Pacific I said I wanted to be surrounded by women I didn't mean to be related to all of them that's hilarious guys have elevated body temperature so athletes people train a lot that they're statistically have a greater chance of having daughters because I think they hot we call Hot balls basically if he kills off the male sperm if you would ever know I think so they did a thing on a bunch of guys either in the NFL or whatever and statistically they just have a lot more daughters and I think it's like Nature's Way of going oh you're going to be all like moving and active and Ron all the stuff guess what put a bunch of girls around you do for you or he loves them so they carry away with it they can't get fired now I always say that to them my youngest daughter when she was really little like five or six should say okay so I'm not really clear with this when I have alone time I'm by myself and when you and Dad need a long time like you're together and I try to like well you know it's important for moms and dads cuz you don't have to work that I do you know you're you're always going to be dad's daughter I you know I'm we're working at being a husband and wife and then she'd keep going with it I probably would just say like hey do you want to have Christmas in separate houses and I'd see her thing for second like well maybe you know and I'm like we need alone time like you take one or two things either you have this wild animal that's tearing things apart I have someone is screaming and crying about something you don't understand Destroyer or physical and I have learned so much being a mother two daughters and I've been around women my whole life playing volleyball being around tons of women very different as a parent I mean I've learned the most especially teenagers grow so strange it's such a strange experience watching a person figure out the world from from jump and I like out the womb figure out the world it's so educational field I don't think everyone should have told you I'm not one of those zealots of tells everybody that you're not allowed to have a kid Carol soda romanticize like to your friend to either opted not to have children or whatever met a partner to later didn't or whatever because I think it is a really rich I mean there's nothing like it I mean I love my children but if I had one friend she was like got married later and she's like you know where can adopt and she's also doing a new business and I was like listen I need to come I want to talk to you and she also like to consider taking naps occasionally I was like if you so you're going to adopt and like you're going to have a twelve-year-old that's okay I really appreciate you guys thank you so much I go that's not what you know like if you think you're going to have a kid and it's going to make you happier that's not what having a kid is I think it makes you it's a makes you know yourself better in a different way and you can adopt and do something different but I think when people try to sell that bill of goods like I have kids it's like well do you want to have kids you definitely shouldn't adopt you think it's going to be easy emantic idea and I go you know you don't persuade you don't know what the what where the kid is coming from and then also you have a room I think every parent going into it has a romantic idea I did and I'm a pretty realistic person of like I'm going to do all these things right and it we're going to be you no running in sunflower fields together and my kids are never going to think my music sucks or I can't drive and then you realize tell me everyone gets their turn the barrel no matter what you do you. You have to navigate stop you're going to have to deal with stuff on the other hand it's awesome when someone doesn't. People they're really into if they know what they're getting into and those Martyrs out there in those people that are just super kind and generous and love to adopt children. God bless them where to sell it like I love the mom check when you can have number two or whatever to somebody it's like oh you know that they're behind closed doors doing it you know like they just want everyone to be in the psychoticness with them like I have three kids you should have three kids well don't you think you're a better person for raising kids does it make you feel like you're more in-tune and nicer and just more aware of what it is what it means to be a human like I feel like it's it's a forced expiration if you're trying to participate like if you just lay down a Longo hey in this house this is how we do it then you're not doing anything I think if you you learn to adopt and also go while I was doing that wrong for like 10 years amazing you know like one of my daughters 12 or 13 to revealed some stuff about what she was unhappy about about my parenting and I was like I've been doing that for a long time 30 at the Thanksgiving table I just think you think you're in control of stuff and you think I've got some discipline and work ethic I just work my way through it or power my way through it and then you realize like no you have to surrender and and also it's not just about solving it quickly and yeah it is I know myself certainly better but also it forces you if you're willing to to Really expand


    Ben Shapiro Clarifies Gay Marriage Stance | Joe Rogan
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    nothing I think that we disagree with what we agree with the marriage thing should be involved I think we're people should be protected is through assets and you know that but why do you care if two gay guys want to get married so from a religious or do you think that this is how they were born this is actually just the general conservative point of God Human Action generally is I don't know meaning that for the vast majority of people have assumed that they have a biological drive to it to engaging in that behavior but the traditional sort of will point of view is that biological Drive does not necessarily match up to the activity you are to engage an example of a biological drive to impregnate a woman that's not something religion is cool with either is one woman and impregnating her but you're not cool with a man being with men so I can give you the religious explanation is that there is something different about a woman then there is about a man and a man is made better through his Union with a woman and that if you pervert be sex drive to pursue mere pleasure instead of a lasting relationship upon which the basis of society is built then you are forgoing for use of your sex drive to step in and argue against that you would say that just because someone can't get pregnant doesn't mean that they don't have a loving relationship that contributes to society guys are gay that's so that relationship from a from a religious perspective is more valuable because women have different qualities in men you round off each other's visit changes you being Mary changes being married to a member the same sex would but I don't want people to have to do it but if you were a person and we no I mean of course you can legally then people immediately assume that I'm a Theocratic underscoring on Dave rubin's marriage of no consequence to public policy in any way whatsoever but why do you care like as a person as a rational thinker it's pretty clear that people are gay and I don't really think that this is a decision they make and turned in terms of like I'm going to make a clear choice to defy God and be gay I think they're just gay that's it that's a chain of thinking that religion religion if a man is gay in your religion and they're in love with another man they should just squash those thoughts and find a woman while ideally they would be honest with the one there is there not like you would want someone you should stop being with your beautiful wife and you need to now marry a man because this is what God wants you to do so you're going to have to stoop this man and he's going to strip you and then cuz this is how the rules are set up right then there is a buying to the precepts of the religion and the buying is buying a tax correct Testament and the New Testament someplace As Romans is the idea that this is a unique area of human behavior that religion is supposed to treat differently many religion treat virtually every human activity like this sin is a failure to abide by a covenant right that's what the definition of sin going to do a Mitzvah which is a command that you're violating a commandment well there lots of Commandments that go directly against what people are driven to do just because the drive is stronger does not make it morally more morally non-callable to violate that commanded so when people pick this one out and it will this particularly intolerant for example I don't see why it's more particularly intolerant then saying you have to marry one woman or saying to a Jew that you are not allowed to eat this stuff where you'd like it may be harder questions harder to abide by those commandment but it is well within religious tradition like literally every religious tradition that there's a bunch of stuff you're driven to do that you can't now I got you don't have to agree with my program you Proclaim that you are no show on Saturdays you have her keep store-bought like there's a lot of iron and as long as I'm not bothering anybody else I frankly don't see what business it is of legitimately anybody's what I think about personal relationships I'm not imposing might be on anybody else do not want all the religions Judaism probably makes it the most obvious they don't give a f*** what you do go ahead do you think like they're not trying to waste my time learn a lot of s*** like 3 years of a grind yeah it's a long time when it comes to traditional marriage over over same-sex marriage that's a very simple calculation which is one type of marriage produces traditional children against same-sex marriage went completely out the window so you are just sticking to your rigid ideology in terms of like what you believe to be ascended not believe just be a sin based on your religion based on this very strict moral fiber that this religion is operate in that when people have a better understanding about biology like if it was proven if there's proven this is why a person develops blue eyes this is why a person is gay this is why it is nothing wrong with it is just a variation it's red hair it's freckles it's gay it's straight by twos want to watch to hook up a check but keep going the worldview generally which is logical excuse for behaving in a certain way like is it possible that these laws in this religion were written when they're what make you think wrote the stuff do you think people wrote the stuff or do you think God wrote the song even if I believe that at the very least it's got inspired and God written right but even if I believed on a cycle of a human being so I think the people 3000 years ago had never seen a gay person before meat grinder with this is also the argument against pork is cuz they didn't understand trichinosis then understand you have to cook the meat 245 degrees and pork parasites which are very dangerous for people he had parasites from pork that I'd gotten into his body nested and spraying start developing on the cyst inside of his head and they couldn't do anything about it cuz it was so deep in his head that if they gave him the anti anti parasite medication it would cause swelling of the brain and they would like it was it was so apparently people accidentally coming in contact with pigshit produces this particular type of parasites Moses was pretty, I get their attempts to sort of pink back into the Bible certain rationalistic explanations like this what do you think you was what are you guys going to try to lead a revolt against the Romans and got killed for his trouble just like that time for trying to leave revolt against bigger and bigger deal of time Jesus ancient Hebrew thousands of years ago and we're told and oral tradition for longer than that right now did the basic contention that I make is that judeo-christian values on the one hand and then human reason on the other Greek reason really that that tradition is attention and that that tension is where Western Civilization lives the basically civilization is the suspension bridge and take certain fundamental precepts of judeo-christian values on the one hand and then takes Creek reason and it pulling against each other and sometimes you have a bridge that is that is capable of building a pond that where you can actually have a functional civilization and if you lose reason in the name of theocracy then you end up with tyrannical theocracy and if you lose you lose religion in name a reason you end up in some pretty dark places because human beings don't have a very good track record of creating their own purpose creating their own meaning of creating their own systems we tend to quickly sort of the story of the the rigid ideology that's prescribed by religions that you don't allow the human beings to keep updating it and changing it because if you do they will eventually slide into chaos what is called the god of how much some of these stories that are just going to put into the into the middle of atonement where Moses comes back and he's watching from on high as a bunch of rabbis in 2nd Century Palestine are talking about Judaism and he's like I don't recognize any of this stuff has always had a common law tradition we're using reason to try and develop the ideas behind the Commandments and then try and extend them over on them and I think that's a good thing but you have to be careful not to completely undermine fundamental roots or or get rid of basic precepts and truths that exist there and then there's play as far as how those are implemented does Judaism have one of those pray the gay away Traditions note you want guys to do like what what would you do if you were not to send thing that everybody does admitting that masturbation is not is not okay according to Judaism I assume that a vast majority of young Jewish men even the Orthodox are masturbating so people sit and I mean that's that's a recognition it's it's always I will are told that when they say that something is a sin this means that they are looking askance at the people for committing the sin and that is not correct I mean what you do and Christianity say is that we are all committing sins on a fairly regular basis where we get uptight is when people start saying because I have a desire for the sin the sin is no longer to send you were assuming or influence by God right but clearly written by people well the this one you would say if you're a fundamentalist or at least somebody believes in the idea that the door was given by God was given literally by God but again that doesn't leave the logic behind the rows with no people like maimonides have tried to explicate the idea is as I said the human sex drive was made to procreate with in Asia relationship in order to progenerate and have future generations of people misuse of that sex drive in anyway whether you're talking about from masturbation to homosexual activity is there for a diminishment of the use of that drive that's a natural law case against against homosexual activity that also not cool with it or they allowed to have sex with no view of sex Sgt intersex people mean that there's no such thing as two separate Sexes there are two separate taxes and also their intersex people who have a condition of heterosexual sexual activity does not change based on the fact that some people can't actually participate in that what would you do if your young gay guy came to you for advice if someone said hey been an admirer of yours I love the way you think and follow your philosophies but I've got a problem Young Thug man and I'm gay and I don't know what to do but would you tell him to do I mean I can't tell them to do anything they don't want to do advise would you tell it would you tell him to not act out on those feelings I would take you do the best you can is a human being and from my moral perspective you try to avoid sin as best you can but everybody sends the problem is that sin though it seems to me that it was defined by people that didn't understand biology because they were dealing with humans that existed thousands of years ago I really don't think that biblical Commandments are linked in biology many men you don't think so no I think that all sin is a recognition that we have drives that we are supposed to forgo benefits to discipline his real benefits to having structure and it doesn't mean that you can't be creative it doesn't mean you can't be free and do whatever you want some of the time too but I think we can both agree that this is one of the one of the best benefits of an ideology hopefully a positive ideology ever had a conversation with Dave Rubin about about him being a gay guy wouldn't be there for religious reasons but that you would be there for Marie's like if it wasn't a party if you wouldn't go to the wedding would you go to the after-party anything that was a celebration of same-sex marriage now and again like I'm not sure why I'm not a party person so I'm not sure why you'd want me at their party haven't been to a party with you but I went to a dinner party with you


    Joe Rogan & Ben Shapiro on the Mueller Report/Russiagate - "They Blew It!!"
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    unless unless taken seriously taken last one seriously it's it seems to me that that Trend which is a common Trend that's existed for the last few years of these clickbaity bulshit articles and Miss labeling people it's going to go away because your perspective is not going to be appreciated it's not going to be respected if you if you're obviously making disingenuous statements like that and I think we're in this weird position where it's very difficult to find real journalism and real give take some things that aren't flavored by their ideology and everybody's trying to shape everybody and they feel like it's their obligation they feel as many people that write things that feel like it's their obligation to change your perspective on National subjects in it things that are important to us that she's not their obligation just report what's going on but also their obligation to flavor things in a way that will make one side look favorable to the other I'm conservative you don't go to my site has been on the news that's going to work and guess what CNN is liberal and they are going to give you the Liberals been on the news and that's just the way this is going to work to do see the video when the Mueller report came out and look like somebody got killed out like that Blackbird they were pumped and then he came out and was like well no collusion of Issaquah I got the note to cover up wait a minute making statements that in retrospect are probably like you could probably I mean richest person but if I was a guy like Donald Trump so many people to sue Bill Maher show and you were supposed to talk about Free Speech stuff in like 5 minutes before he's talking about Trump Russia collusion and I said what I've always had which is I'll wait for the evidence to come out and then I will make a decision as to whether Trump Russia collusion was a thing and Bill Maher's like you don't believe it was a thing protective right it was like it was like talking to him why should white candy perspective I'm waiting for more evidence be talking to anyone when it is obviously evidence is not out why why why is that in anyway controversial it is bewildering to me it's because people have this need to let everyone know that they're on the right side and they want you to know that they do believe in the collusion if you disagree with that for whatever reason you must either be a right-wing person a trump supporter who's in denial someone who doesn't look at the evidence and you're part of the problem but the real problem was jumping at conclusions there obviously seem to be some attempts there's there's obviously some fuckry with that Ira company that did the internet research agency that is responsible for millions of interactions with people online with a pretended to be right different supporters rolls yet try to change people's opinions but how much that have to do with Donald Trump how much did he ask for you got no evidence they called Vladimir Putin and then put together a plan on how they're going to swing this particular Precinct in rural Michigan are you guys high like what are you talking about what if you contribute to A good rule of thumb for Paula text attribute everything to stupidity unless you can prove malice the real problem in this is something that is very similar to what we were talking about earlier when you say something and you say it over and over and over again and you say it with such conviction and it becomes a giant pot your news narrative and then that something turns out to be horseshit yep you just massively empowered Trump yeah it empowers him in a in a in a spectacular manner they made a giant mistake oh yeah I think you're using the power of the institution you used to run to spread this nonsense and you got that from John Brennan you got it from James Clapper these are all former heads of the intelligence agencies just makes me think the intelligence agencies need to be wildly her back at these were the heads of them like the heads of the intelligence agencies are using their platform to Proclaim that they have inside information about Trump that turned out to be other nonsense I'm not sure these people should have that much power do you like I expected Mueller is going to indict as a foreman tomorrow expected yet there's a lot of that it was ugly Adam Schiff locations of people saying possible collusion possible collusion with the Russians possible Russian collusion possible collusion music that goes with it and then just cut to possible collusion with the Russians possible Russian collusion


    Ben Shapiro's Problem with Universal Basic Income | Joe Rogan
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    f****** lock getting out right good luck the money that you get other than welfares from selling pills you know everybody's on these pills so you're all whacked out you don't know what the f*** is going on half the day you're on opiates MIT is bananas environment and there's a lot of people like that in this country or in poor Latino communities and poor white communities and poor black communities the idea that these people just going to pull themselves up by their bootstraps crazy I just think they don't have a plan I think if we really want to help them there's got to be some way where you can give these people the opportunity to step out of that pattern whatever that community center's Outreach programs whatever it is I don't know what it is the truth yeah I don't think you can create sort of a fake Social fabric with just a government welfare system like it just it. It has brought him in disability exist every year it's it's not people a check for Ubi then they will spend the extra time creating art and engaging in hobbies that they like and I just lost myself to him like people on disability what they're doing if you're on disability the people you're talking about her suffering they're not out the writing poetry the rise of the opioid epidemic and people who are od'ing on drugs and and all the stuff that's in precisely the same place as opposed to another place I think we have a crisis of purpose right now and I don't think that that price has a purpose is solvable on the one hand I change Not Afraid rules and I also don't think that price is a purpose is solvable by by cutting a government check I just don't think that that's how people are wired I absolutely agree with you that there is a crisis of purpose my concern is about Automation and my concern and obviously haven't we started this other than talking to Andrew Yang and talking to Elon Musk and a few other people that are proponents of universal basic come they think there's going to be such a massive loss of jobs in such a short. Of time from people that are non skilled laborers and it is going to go away these millions and millions of jobs and these people are not going to have anything and then it could be chaos and the average tax rate 160 problem per second which you know without taking the economy which question will we could do that we could have trillions of dollars to the budget every year and we could tell that I'm still not sure that that solves be deeper problem which is it when people lose jobs there was purpose so I'm not sure that Ubi solves that problem a little bit my little bit less catastrophic am I thinking about automation then then either and ringing or Elon Musk people be able to adapt quick enough to salute to avoid the problems will realize the jobs aren't there anymore and they'll just naturally gravitate towards other profession the overtime that people will do that a trucker being helpful examples of like how censorship stat overstepped its boundaries and becomes almost like satire dot connect with wireless Nicholas Nassim taleb view of reality which that the Black Swan ending can happen any any second so watch out for it versus the sort of Steven Pinker view of reality which is the Black Swan Inn San is called a Black Swan internet because it's a Black Swan incident meaning that it happens incredibly rare like the idea that we are on the verge of a catastrophic dropping job numbers because I'm not sure that I buy it because you still on the road a gradual transition away from some of these jobs and we can talk about Radiologists and Howe radiologist are going to be priced out of the market by computers that can do a better job of diagnosing tumors and first of all awesome I mean that's that's good for the girl that brings down cost and you won't get cancer is Advanced what what and mostly technology will will become more of a productivity Aid to two people so in this is true in factories jobs and wasps and Packers the best example for job but it's mostly to an office has been created because you have computers or office jobs exist because you got to let them fail so you figure out why they failed and we'll never have happen again if there is this thing in the government steps in says wait a minute I know you lost all your jobs going to give you $1,000 you have to figure it out $1,000 a month and some people go okay I'm not going to figure it out now where is those people might have gone on the fear-filled journey to try to figure out their purpose in life because now they're stuck where their job doesn't exist anymore so there that stuff is true with Milton Friedman main argument for Universal basic income as a replacement for the welfare system there there is another problem with universal basic income that I asked Andrew about also and that was one of the one of the big issues is that poor people very often people part permanently impoverished temporarily poor but they tend not to spend money or we think they have to spend money the average the average person who is making less than I think it was $16,000 years putting $400 in a lottery ticket service was generally just watching your money down the toilet so it's it's so how do you aren't you just going to end up back in the same place ghetto in six months where people took that money and used it in ways that actually didn't benefit them and what level of incompetence or inability do we say you no longer on your decisions until we're just going to take care of you on a permit that's that's really the question here I think we're looking at when you talkin about welfare we're looking at worst case scenario right where someone does get dependent upon the welfare state and does use that money frivolously and does make poor decisions but then there's got to be other people that are single moms that you know maybe had a kid but some f****** a****** it doesn't want to pay and it is a piece of s*** and have to hide from them and they're just trying to feed their kids for those people exist to help them out and maybe they're not a part of the church and maybe they don't have a good group of neighbors maybe they had to move somewhere for work and they got stuck in some place where they don't know anybody children and having a kid when you're young is like it's a terrible idea for your life but what do you recommend to have kids avoid that are you one of those people to think I'm out of town with that thing on it no condoms make mistakes then I mean that's what happens if it becomes less so what should what should happen so that your kids suffer so I mean how about we assume that if you are old enough to get pregnant then you are old enough to listen to about 17 or older 18 year old


    Joe Rogan | YouTube & Facebook's Responsibility w/Ben Shapiro
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    are going to fall prey to their own standards because of their standard is that you're responsible for your followers or I'm responsible for my followers or Jordan or anybody else is responsible for all the people who view their stuff okay then why isn't Facebook responsible for all the people posting on his platform if they are write a Facebook becomes responsible for all the people they got a problem they really do because they have to decide whether they are platform or whether they are a do-gooder publication conservatively make no bones about that and we are responsible for the content appears on our platform and if we say something defamatory we will be sued if we say something that is false then we will be sued presumably if you post something falls on Facebook Facebook doesn't get sued but now Facebook is deemed itself the morality police know band people they don't like them other side what editorially ought to be elevated and what not to be able to the phone company to you or is that more like my website published and what doesn't box case for exemption from these laws is what we're like the phone company right when you're on the phone with somebody if that person says something criminal AT&T is responsible for the person saying something criminal or terrible it's just the phone company but Facebook in doing that Facebook is jumping into the middle of conversation and then saying and they don't like the way you worded things or describe things where they actually shut down your post what will they do mostly conservative sites white nationalism is a sensor that stuff but here's where I'm uncomfortable I think that that stuff is awful and evil and those people are the ones they're the reason I have personal security but once you get into the business of Facebook gets to decide which speech is good and which beach is bad there an editor editor even if I agree with your assessment of what stuff is good and what is bad I am not comfortable with them in the driver seat there and if they are going to be in the driver's seat and they should be held liable for all the stuff that's on their platform why is it the same thing Louis Farrakhan is still on that platform but Alex Jones is not like I don't like Alex Jones in this area I've been very very critical of Alex Jones I didn't think you could get banned from from Twitter unless he actually violated the law and was responsible for a violent threat to worry or something they're definitely going down this road of being the moral arbitrators there they're the ones who get to decide what the conversations are in the that's an insane responsibility the responsibility of getting two what should and should not be discussed and to have it be a handful of people and have these people almost almost exclusively live in the Pacific they live in this really strange uber wealthy bubble of Super Genius Spectrum people who are coders and supercar a list of people that are raising money all over the place and Designing Technology and they have an ideology and it's not necessarily a bad one just just being honest and upfront about what it is incredibly Progressive which is very unusual for big business right for big business to be just openly transparently Progressive and pushing social justice very unusual wide variety of owners of businesses and how they think about politics obviously guy in your own involvement in the capitalist market and then took off don't be evil but that was their thing don't be able to decide to remove that providing a platform and maybe the platform is a good write in a capitalist economy the product that you provide is the good I don't need additional good to come from your product right if you want to provide me a salad morning drink right I don't need your politics along with that I just need to drink well if I want a social media company I don't give two craps about I don't care at all what Jack Dorsey who vacations in Malaysia and gets bitten by a million mosquitoes while meditating has to say about the nature of life why do I care about Jack Dorsey political you he has provided me a good the good is this basic chat room where I'm consuming used Howard that would just be enough but it is not enough for a lot of these folks it's it's the the kind of Cooley from Silicon Valley we're going to pretend that we're here to do good and it's not enough just to acknowledge that maybe the thing that you provided is the good like Bill Gaither has done more good with Microsoft and then he has done with any of the Charities he's doing a lot of money to charity but Microsoft has provided legitimately hundreds of thousands of jobs I printed in Norma sleep productive lines of business and made enormous profit for a lot of people. People have stock in Microsoft as a general as a basic factual thing he's done more good doing that and giving tens of millions of dollars to to various outside causes so it feels like a lot of the progressivism in corporate halls and in Silicon Valley is bifurcated mentally it's like people have Dolphins one side of the brain on at a time where's my other side where I show people what a great person I am by proclaiming that I'm for Bernie Sanders well parking my money offshore to make sure them there it's shielded from the from the taxman yeah well that's what I'm saying is that the evil thing like one of things that I thought was what that was like a legal decision me being Santigold they were pulled into some sort of an office and said if we say don't be evil and you take someone off the are you accusing them of evil assessment of you are the moral police social standards and I am way less of a top-down I am not here to tell you that you're not allowed to be on a platform disagree is one thing for threatening violence which is a natural by Elation of law but this crap where people like me because I believed in the social fabric built on certain judeo-christian values are not forcing it be part of that and I'm not I don't think the government should compel you to be a part of that I'm the Tyrant but the person who sits at the top of Twitter or Facebook who's saying that they get the police what you see and they're going to nudge you in the right direction nudge you in the right direction without your consent without them even telling them what you're doing right that they're just they're going to push you a little bit because you better than you and I can sort of massage you in the bed reviews if we control your channels information this something to eat Obama administration is very fond of there's a scholar and cats understand the legal scholar and he wrote a book called know you shouldn't you shouldn't because transparency is the only way I can tell trying to sell me will not just that like your your closing down even conversation if it's soon as you trying to silence this other voice if you if you believe one thing and another person believes a different thing you should probably talk about it and the way the way that I know for sure there's something wrong with your argument is if what you're trying to do is your sneakily trying to silence these voices and again as long as we're not talking about threats of violence as long as we're not talking about harassment boxing right we just talked to my conversation you just talking about people with different point-of-view if you want to silence different point-of-view I have to wonder about your intent I have to wonder about what are you going to this conversation with good faith I have to wonder whether you really objectively assess whether or not you your argument does hold up against scrutiny cuz this is also part of the problem when your in an echo chamber you often don't formula these arguments very well like when you confront people about certain biased beliefs that they have and you you ever an opposing beliefs what are you going to this conversation with good face I have to wonder whether you really objectively assess whether or not you your argument does hold up against scrutiny cuz this is also part of the problem when your in an echo chamber you often don't formally these arguments very well like when you confront people about certain biased believes that they have and you you ever an opposing believe if they're part of a bubble like sometimes they might not have you ever considered some of the things you have seen I seen that with some of your videos


    Joe Rogan | This Violin Costs $16 Million??
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    do you listen to classic Jazz and classical the guy who we knew my family had $1000000 Stradivarius was so big about it was a big deal I mean more of them and one a piece of garbage and I was good enough to do that so that's yeah I mean I was at I was a classical guy played I played violin for years and my dad was a grown-up man that was a Pianist pull up the most expensive in the world sold for an estimated 16 million dollars what's $250,000 maybe 10 years ago he's like now that it's worth like three million dollars to know what is the deal like what if you had to explain what's the difference between the sound at this makes so I mean it has to do with the acoustic wood quality there's their slight variations in the construction of the instrument is hurting heart is thicker or thinner and it is also it's easier to play better violin so it will most covers for your mistakes can you play violin it's why when you get the upper register with violin hit very high knows I can either be very scratchy or can be very beautiful some of that a lot of most that player some of that stew violin 9 million dollars Carnegie Hall and some lady came up to him afterward and she said you know your violin adjust it sound so beautiful when you picked up the violin put it with your phone I don't hear right now so do you listen to any other kind of music so do you listen to any other kind of music


    Joe Rogan & Ben Shapiro Discuss Marijuana Use
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    moved in one way or another they used to be and then terrible General a general perception not only the government sucks at everything but that you got to own your own actions and also examine more of the evidence about the impact of a pot on people's lives and and there's you run your own life or use drugs drugs that legitimately ruin other people's lives or remove your ability to even reason or thing I think there's only two reasons to criminalize drugs PCP that legitimately make you violent and then you are going out of committing acts of violence against people then there's a case or if you're talking about a drug where it legitimately robs you of your capacity to reason if it were built heroin if you were able to actually crack down on it successfully but even then I'm not sure that the proper government solution is criminalization because we've criminalized it and it's still incredibly prevalent so drugs being extremely detrimental in the other part is that there is comprable drugs are illegal incomparable drugs meaning not even really caught with drugs that are far more devastating like alcohol like you could just go to any grocery store and buy a jug of whiskey until yourself with it that was not difficult open up right next to my house right there residential zoning that's fine with liquor stores though I'm opposed to same-sex marriage and I believe that a man and a woman were made for each other when it comes to government involvement I'm so stressed I don't think premarital sex is a good thing right I've been very vocal about this I was a virgin until I was married my wife is Virgin until she was married I think that's a good thing. I think the government has anything to do with any of those things no I don't I don't think you start to get unintended externality so for example with the the legalization of marriage is that the government to get completely out of business I don't think the government should be involved in straight marriage I don't think should be involved in gay marriage I think the government should be out and the reason is because as a religious person I have to drive to marriage certificates I have the one from the state that I don't give two craps about it's buried somewhere my garage and then the ceremony matters a lot more than the state saying nothing and the state isn't incentivizing once the state of California decides that same-sex marriage is only Go part with heterosexual marriage now I'm worried about the externality of I have religious day school or I have up my my synagogue my synagogue is religious institution it doesn't approve of same-sex marriage how it ought to act with regard to same-sex marriage I don't think that's the government business everybody gets to do basically what they want associate with whom they want and it's pretty good happy medium I'm so glad you talked about the two things that I want to talk to you about that I'm sure we disagree one of them being marijuana and the other one being gay people marry each other so let's start with the marijuana one do you think marijuana ruins people's lives cuz that's what is that one of your intentions it can and I think in this never had any experience with marijuana over use of marijuana I'm glad you said that because I wanted to cover that but you were in the middle of a rat when we were joking around about six and seventh graders selling pot don't smoke pot when you're young you really should it's not good for the development of your brain same thing with drinking you know I didn't smoke a lot of pot when I was a kid the handful times 1230 years old but I did drink a bunch of times when I was in high school is terrible for brain develop right especially before you're twenty-five and your frontal cortex fully formed your frontal lobe is like this it's it's it's a developing thing it did that I posted from BBC that was saying that you probably shouldn't be considered an adult until you're Thirty when I was 16 I was a champ high school now what the problem that I have with many people's perceptions on marijuana is that it's based on ignorance meaning not no personal experience with you know and come right back up the marijuana thing is in my opinion it's another one of those things where people have this this categorized box that they like to put marijuana users in like this is the category lazy Stoner stupid delusional percentage of did you get to community a does Jiu-Jitsu high they have competition party I'm telling you cuz it's not what people think it is if you've never smoked marijuana is going to be a very difficult thing to the grass but marijuana enhancers you just because it eliminates the rest of the world when you're rolling with rolling is like say if you and Jamie were going to have a sparring match that would be rolling like it slap hands and then you go and you trying to choke him and he's trying to get you in an armbar and you go when you do that on marijuana it's like you don't think of anything else other than those movements and it becomes like this very intense meditation and violence like you violated terms of most of time you don't really even get hurt and he's like you get to the point of what a beautiful things about Jiu-Jitsu so you can grab a whole someone and choke them to the point where they're going to go to sleep and you would kill them if you kept going and they tap your friends again and everybody's cool and you try to do it to me and I'll try to do it to you and you we can do it reasonably hard without people getting hurt it happens every day all throughout the world allow these people are high and they're doing this Jiu-Jitsu practice in this all almost like Trends it's a it's a Transcendent state okay so so then you know that for a subset of the population there is some evidence that marijuana is addictive but it's a subset it's not everybody who's on people just absolutely people that are addicted to Sugar that for sure people that are addicted to nicotine and alcohol and all these things we let people have comprable to alcohol or nicotine it suits of seems to be very rare when people become physically addicted to it extremely rare and what's what's common though is abuse and it's common in everything that you meant being consumed it's abuse as common as we said with food certainly, that call certainly, the pills really believe that the way to solve some of these problems is a social fabric problem like my parenting problem is social problems personal choice problem virtually every you have this community that reinforces this kind of behavior and thought and I think that's one of the major really one of the best benefits of religion is that moral Fabric and that Community the sense of community even silly ones like Mormons and other than Isis folks right to believe something that is f****** patently insane if you go and read the Joseph Smith tax from 1820 weighs 14 years old to shut that he wrote like Alexis de tocqueville talks about this early on the American Republic the ideas that what makes America very different is the ideal you don't need a big government when you do have a supportive social fabric feel like they're least oriented toward a common goal it's one of the problems that I think we have in the country right now I'm not sure people are oriented toward even a common sense of of conversation agree on on everything in order to have a common sense of the important values that that unify the country because he's obviously I'm equally equally strong believer And yet when it comes to the things that we would like to see happen in the country not on government policy level but let's have a conversation level level we're on the same page there's those core assumptions are built on foundations Sam's evolutionary biology we we different little bit there I don't want to let this marijuana think I wanted to bring up to you was this idea that if your religious person don't you think that there's certain things that maybe God put here for us to consume to change your perspective to allow you to reach new levels of consciousness do you think it's entirely possible that some of these things that are here and I know you haven't experienced they might literally have been put there by God and there's some evidence to say that a lot of the text from the Bible that it in particular there was nothing was the University of Tel Aviv somewhere in in Jerusalem or these Scholars were they were trying to decipher what it meant when Moses and counted the burning bush and they believe that it may have been the acacia tree which is very rich and dimethyltryptamine which is a psychedelic substance that actually brain produces its very common in plants and they think that this might have been when he met God and God was a burning bush that this might have been some crude translation of them being involved in some sort of a psychedelic experience know it sounds outlandish unless you had that psychedelic experience and when you have you very well could think that you were in a conversation with god this is on Earth and this is something that may very well have been lost information or this may very well have been rituals that people participated in to bring them closer together and to reinforce that sense of community that you do get from a church and if you do get from a group of people that share more beliefs and values and there's a there's a real good discussion that a lot of these experiences that became these religious Doctrine came from psychedelic experiences that was someone who's never experienced that before I know this is probably a very strange thing to try to even wrap your head around as it is entirely a until you experience it but it might very well be religious and I've heard that from other people who have been abused those kind or that because something is here or because energy is natural and therefore we ought to imbibe or therefore we ought to participate in a particular activity yeah one of the things that I that I'm very big on I'm a rationalist when it comes to religion as much as you can be a rationalist with red religion to the extent that I think that it's up to us to use our reasonable faculties to determine the proper use of things so which is why you shouldn't overuse drugs even if you're going to use drugs you really don't know what it is or how it affects the body or what's the right dose for the wrong dose and then people get involved in these terrible situations where they're taking things they're just guessing that it does also rayshun can actually be quite a good thing solo rate of alcoholism in the Jewish community in part of that is the fact that you are getting Kiddush wine from the time your kid right I mean you actually are artistic I like living in reality and I like experiencing it totally sober so I've never really felt the the urge to do any of that stuff I hear the pitch but I've never really felt the interior desire need to jump in and I think that what we're dealing with do is perceptions that have been molded by laws that were shaped by tyrants that's what I think I mean probation probation with alcohol didn't work probation with drugs is just making the cartels bigger that's causing more problems of organized crime at a practical and is bad for you is also based on laws that the government created ignorantly these sweeping psychedelic Act of 1970 was made virtually everything psychedelic that they could they missed a few things evening slip through the crack butt the tryptamines and most of them psilocybin LSD all that stuff was made completely illegal by people really didn't even know what it was a lot of that is why we based our ideas of what's good or bad for you it's it's based on what is legal and what I've done with it we all could use between conservative thought and liberal thought that particular for people that are dying it's one of the things that Johns Hopkins found and there's been other studies done and there's been therapy done on people that are dying of terminal diseases and they give themselves hybrid and when they give them these mushroom trips they have these beautiful experiences with a completely except death and it's almost Universal reaction to do it that did like the the amount of people who still experienced a positive months and months after the experience while they're dying that they they say this was an incredibly moving and Powerful moment in my life that allow me to accept the fact that my time here is done then I don't think you're going to be a happier person all you have to do is take this regimen of of drugs that you're going to take every day and it's going to make you a happier person a more well-rounded person but it going to permanently change your brain chemistry that's something that you think is good or is it something you think is bad cuz perspective there's an argument to be made that these are you need to do on yourself without outside but he said that there was a joke about there was a monk and he met boudica's Buddha came to town and he said boo. He wanted to impress me said I practice the city of levitation and I've done this for 10 years and now I can walk on water and the Buddha says put the fairies only a nickel Aid the progression rapidly with psychedelic drugs and this is something that you know what you know about maps and their work with MDMA and soldiers that have had PTSD by giving these soldiers MDMA therapy meaning they they give them MDMA which is essentially what people think of is ecstasy the street and they give them pure MDMA and then they assist them with that they actually have a psychologist sit with them a therapist and they over all these details of these traumatic events and they come to peace with everything and they've had profound benefits for soldiers and four-wheel some combat journalist that different people that have been over there and if its appearance of the horrors of war and just general PTSD maybe the people who've experienced violent attacks that is shown to be one of the very best thing we've ever discovered for helping people get pass on it but it's a complex moral equation to the extent that if you're talking about somebody who has PTSD somebody has a condition and the only way to help that condition is to use these drugs I've never had a problem with any of that stuff right I mean I pay my grandfather was was schizophrenic and by may be bipolar baby schizophrenic to diagnose not exactly who they prescribed lithium made him a lot better would have been better off struggling with schizophrenia and then be able to live in when there's a problem using drugs to get past it and and work with it is a good thing you do run the risk of the sort of Brave New World situation where you have a group of people who have a certain level of aerostats happiness that is not driven by point of view but more by just the chemicals in their their body but are you brother something for happy basically happiness is the drugs because if your scientific materialist that's what it is happiness is just a bunch of chemicals going through your body so if you can bring them in without self change but I do wonder whether that robs people of a certain level of purpose that the struggle is part of Being Human idea that you are struggling I think I think the struggle is actually meaningful and I think that's why religions tend to set prophylactic rules sometimes and sometimes for real so for example I'm addicted to my phone and there's no question in my head all the time and butt from Friday night to Saturday night is off I can't look at it and forbidden from looking at it and this breaks the cycle at least for one day a week and that's a good thing that makes me better as a human being gets a limit I set for myself and then a limit that I abide by and if you in in self-mastery what were the happy medium between self-mastery and I need a little bit of a and I think they're there is a happy medium there but I'm not sure that your drugs are the answer to everything the problem term because with these are our substances that are psychoactive and some of them can be extremely beneficial and some of them have short-term experiences that last with long-term results and I don't think that there is enough knowledge that I don't think the people that are negative against it have experienced enough of it or have looked at it in an objective rational way because I think it's something that could be here too a perspective that give people a chance to think outside of their normal conditioned way of thinking that might have been established by their Community or by their Church by their neighborhood whatever it is sometimes a little bit of a break a little bit of a mental break from what you're experiencing the end of the vibration that you exist on almost every day to separate from that and to get a look at it from the outside sometimes it allows you to have renewed perspective that can enhance your life side of their normal conditioned way of thinking that might have been established by their Community or by their Church by their neighborhood whatever it is sometimes a little bit of a break a little bit of a mental break from what you're experiencing the end of the vibration that you exist on almost every day to separate from that and to get a look at it from the outside sometimes it allows you to have renewed perspective that can enhance your life great


    Joe Rogan - Alligators Are Monsters!!
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    boats filled with f****** alligators I don't think they're eating those man I think most of those they're just taking the skins off of them and selling it for the letter that's that's what's really valuable I've no no Adventure in me I watch you posting videos of you hunting and killing things when eating it's like you just go back to your Instagram three days in a row so I can watch like an animal alive to being on your plate and it's f****** more power to do the whole thing I'm I watch it in all cuz I could never I can never do something even if even I don't even have to lie can kill something you could kill something and you definitely could if you want to feed your son is no doubt in my mind if you had a gun and there was a deer and you are hungry starving yes you don't even have to be starving you just have to have not the best prompt intermittent fasting right now 11 a.m. so I can what is this Jamie 46 in an alligator in a pound of course it's a goddamn murderous dinosaur no fat on it just muscle and reptile skin they're monsters man terrifying that that story about like the terrifier I'm so if you have a body of water and you're not standing there 24/7 on the f****** Spotlight and rifle those cuts can sneak into that water that's what that's some real s*** man across that grass you don't know they're there a climate that water you don't know they're there and they'll be underwater for an hour or two hours and then popped a little head up to see that little kid not a goddamn I'm hungry that kids too close to water I'll just grab them they don't have any qualms about that now I don't know what the f*** you are they don't care what you want to have a brain the size of a goddamn have a brain the size of a goddamn Walnut and they've been alive in that form for who knows how many f****** millions of years and it is kill a year man


    Joe Rogan | The Power of Offensive Words w/Luis J. Gomez
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    do you have to rape or is it really just that one raped it's a long bit though so the lot of jokes within it and I'm being raped in the joke most of the time so that's you know that because for me I'm always trying to find something really funny from the dark s*** right what it's personal experience whatever it is and the way we're looking at is Comics is worth trying to find him a really positive that is something really shity and you like a movie which is just a f*****-up seeing there's nothing positive to one person talking how some people would look at it like you should talk about things that you really care about while you're doing that cuz you only have a certain amount of time to do it you know and some sometimes laughing snow you know I'm okay I will defend somebody's right to tell a shity joke you know I'm saying but at the same time I understand if as a performer you have to engage the audience and put your finger in the air and go okay which way is the wind blowing right now the reality is you can't say things you used to say you can't say faget on stage anymore in a crowd in New York or La you can't say that word the crowd will tighten up and shut down your room whatever you want but you know I have a joke about you know my my dog I used to say my faget dog can you work in another male dogs a****** in the joke and people shut down at that word and its really trusted in New York and that's where the biggest faggets with the rest of the country is cool if you go anywhere else they don't really give a s*** about words like that put in New York and La become a particularly hard thing to you have a certain words in people's sensors off always going to be a bunch of words like that what's really interesting is what does happen when you stop people from saying it cuz it's kind of counterintuitive cuz those words become these forbidden words there's so much more power if you don't send I don't just I just don't think you ever get to tell people that you can't say certain words that used to be able to say all the time you know I the idea behind those words still the same like if you say to someone you shouldn't say retarded anymore even though that used to be like a term they would use for things being slower like their growth being slower their growth was retarded but now you even use as a technical term like in the growth was retarded people get upset that you don't use that anymore now that's a proven sound even if it doesn't mean what they think it means we'll talk about a person with Down Syndrome they don't like hearing the r word you you talk about your special I thought was a great that we like just the sounds from your face like what are we what are we doing being shity way to really clearly convey intent and that's why when someone is good at speaking their mind we kind of get we get a real sense of what we enjoy it so it's good at speaking your mind but if someone sucks at speaking their mind you know if there if they're there clunky on that sounds horrible yeah I agree and there's too many people that it was no barrier of entry and were exposed to a lot of horseshit very quickly now where is like I think back in the day comedians had time to grow in a club you leave her Bob Saget right Bob's dirty f****** filthy comic who ended up getting on the cleanest television show ever write the dad in a manner was you know but then you if it was cell phones then he would have never gotten a gig watching you stop doing stand up for a long time because that to write stand-up while he was doing that show I might be wrong but if you did do it maybe did Largo and a bridge you know PG-13 version goes on the more words they're sneaking his Network television here like s*** and every now and then I think I think you're allowed to say s*** and a****** on network show now episode 1 in my a****** though no you can't say that just to call somebody a dick but you can get dick that's the idea right Yeah Yeah Yeahs on the way out feminizing a man and now that's offensive to women f*** you b**** p**** that's some crazy woman s*** that's actually right there that's how crazy women are it's not how crazy women aren't so crazy some women are it's like like some men are f****** crazy to dealing with a giant number of people but if people find a little thing where they can pick on it and go after it like that yeah I don't know there's nothing that's actually right there that's how crazy women are it's not how crazy women aren't so crazy some women are it's like like some men are f****** crazy to just dealing with a giant number of people but if people find a little thing where they can pick on it and go after it like that yeah I don't know there's nothing there's no it's very funny to me there's no words feminizing that could possibly offend me that could ever right


    Luis J. Gomez on NYC Hustlers | Joe Rogan
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    an adult there's definitely a benefit the negative part is the depreciation of value of life people to show many people you don't think of them as being as important they're there a hindrance as much as they are like a nice thing to say to people too and there's a homeless woman who stands on my corner and then begs for change everyday and my son was with me the other day and this woman she's like Haiti sandwich and I was like nah sorry I don't today and I keep on walking and then I will tell my son he's like that's really sad she's enough money for a sandwich and I'm like everyday she asks explain to him I can't give her money every single day was just one there's only one person like that and that was the only issue this one lady just need some help you be a helper but when there's a million of them you like why can't help it I just can't do this I got to keep going like that's a microcosm of what happens in a city that lady was in a small town she would be the other crazy beggar lady people probably like figure out a way to help with a Chance humans Some Humans when you give them that as an option just begging like this guy to do it and there's a whole sandwich when I lived in San Francisco there was a news report thing what this guy was doing it for a living is making a lot of money and have people donate money to me and I think of it is like an occupation so he it was weird listening to him talk about it because he was telling this lady weather reporter lady was telling her how she could do it too and you know how he was doing it and how he knows people how to do it but he hit he was making like a decent living I don't remember cuz I was a kid but I appreciate the look I watch my mom on welfare my brother kid watching my mom collect welfare check and I'm sitting in the room smoke cigarettes and not working I remember as a little kid being like that's not right I was like what are you doing to do something else we could be in a better situation just from way too young having that spot where I but in a weird way I appreciate the guy's house like he's figured out a way to thrive sorta it's not nothing to be proud of you should be bragging about it but at the same time like it's just a different system it's a different game if you disconnect from sort of like you know whatever were you know a good thing and everybody all the time I appreciate a good con artist I really do that boring boring it's boring just figure it out stupid stop lying keep on going what would happens if you get for the person who moved or we could go to the person who broke down my wife and kid having anything to eat 24 hours and I'm really in a bad situation I would never do this but I just asked you if you just give me $5 and you guys off that yeah man sure I'm sorry next person hey man I need to go take this flight to see my mom she's dying of cancer usually they have sold and all the time while I had a guy do that to me in New York when I first moved there and the guy is wearing a suit young white guy wearing a suit cuz I did I miss my bus back home was here for a job interview trying to get money for a bus ticket back home and I'll be glad to hear couple bucks whatever and next day in Union Square same f****** kids same suit same story so they know the beets have been exactly what to say you see it went on the subway in the on the subway they have an actual script you know so it's like you know I don't mean the bad guy but my wife is and you see them every day going down the car and it's if you ever done a sales job a good sale stuff is pretty good you just want a fishing here instead of sort of adding emotion to it and changing the story of people that walk by stupid the only benefit is that you grow up around people that are full of s*** and learn how to spot people are full of s*** don't benefit annoying I agree with you but I also can appreciate it I can I can appreciate a good Hustler I appreciate the f****** job you don't just lie to people everywhere with some stupid story about how you missed your bus now s*** together p**** stop mooching money from people that's gross so what about maybe the different cuz he's offering something his art CD player known as the wrapping bum butt or help is on the way like 15-20 years at Ohio State in the sky be on High Street which is like the main strip and he had this Dolly's Rhymes he would constantly go to it it wasn't what help is on the way but I don't remember a lot of them but he always said help is on the way and because I could punch line that help is on the way get t-shirts made about him I think he's someone actually recorded him at one point in like two thousand five or six but you know when they found that Homeless dude that had that crazy radio voice going right back to being a homeless person. But most of time is not bad luck right you know what sort of the decisions you make and I'm not saying that you can have a bad situation you can't let you know you do is bad luck in the sense that some people are born into you know F1 household assuming were born into poverty but this is him thank you so much God bless you thank he was a radio guy crazy that's what I think I think if you have that fake voice eventually just snap you know I can't do this anymore I can't talk like this I can have this fake voice


    The Internet Is a Window And Everybody Has a Rock | Joe Rogan and Luis J. Gomez
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    watery and love and friendship that's why like what's the worst that can happen today you get canceled everyone to cancel people make money or go home be home as I don't really understand that this is a big part of why people pull the trigger on that stuff was it I just got cancelled for like nothing like a little tiny thing it's because they're scared of it actually happening so this is like you have this ultimate power to just just like get upset at someone for virtually anything pick it pick a Cause this you know on Facebook or Twitter or whatever social media platform you have an immediate gratification of my house. 20 likes on a thought of mine that's addictive as f*** a super addictive you know that that right there would you know I understand why people continue to come back and it didn't nobody really cares as soon as you put your computer to your phone down nobody gives a f*** about any decision at the supermarket or the bowling alley or the library that's not what's important what's important is the internet is bleed the whole world is a big window and everyone has a rock and if you find anything to throw a rock about whether it's throw rock about politics or or gender or race or social justice or you know what fill in the blank the environment now the saving the animals everyone's throwing rocks and very few people or actually communicating it's a strange time will you would think that you would in an ideal world you would want people that have different ideas to come together sit down have an honest conversation and go awesomedude go live your life I live my life I learned a little bit just now and then you go off and you go ahead that that's how you learn from different cultures that's how we ultimately got to a place I don't think all the things country are necessarily awful you know I think the opportunity to make money I did grow up on mouth and a girl p*** you know you know you know I'm living my dream right now and I get to kind of do what I want to do and I look at that and I save just because I live in a place where that opportunities there is amazing doesn't mean it's perfect gives you more opportunity than anywhere I've ever heard of and it's a fun place man I like it here can you make my dick grow up on mouth and I grew up poor and you know you know you know I'm living my dream right now and I get to kind of do what I want to do and I look at that and I say this because I live in a place where there opportunities there as look America's amazing doesn't mean it's perfect now certainly gives you more opportunity than anywhere that I've ever heard of and it's fun place man I like it here


    The Immigration Problem Isn't So Simple - Joe Rogan
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    immigration to me when people take a hard-line one way or the other I'm always like this is a weird one immigrations a weird one you don't want to diminish the quality of life for everyone in the country but you don't want to not let people in cuz that's the countries based on and you see these fenced-in people and where is it is it El Paso there was something that they had on the news they showed all these people fenced-in and what looks like a dog kennel and these these people that snuck across the border and they captured him something around his f****** outdoor fenced-in cage like we don't even do that too violent murderer murderer due process and yes there is sort of but anybody who is up in arms about immigrants coming to this most of the time they're also on one side of the political Spectrum on every other issue if not like it's an independent thought it's like they know and you know I just sort of I'm in my own personal life philosophy were I'm not going to solve the immigration issue I know they're you know what this is about my personality things about me and my own you know my own issues that I need to text so slow to start their you know and I think more people need to kind of you know where the 4 to start espousing opinions look at themselves and figure out why they're come up with his opinions that we're saying people coming in the country and going in these imaginary lines I was just sort of like yeah I think it's I think as a human being is hard to see that and I look away from s*** like that a lot you know I don't look as I don't like looking at videos like that unlike one sad things I don't watch any goreshit I didn't watch the video of the dude that move down those people in New Zealand you know yeah it is a sad thing and I really don't know the solution it says they treat us like we're animals holding pen for migrant families in El Paso shut down shut down every night I guess because people found out about it it's crazy looking that that's that's a dog kennel means people just sit around waiting for what I mean if that was murderous they wouldn't do that the guy in charge what do you do the country of the I'm third-generation they did they knew that Europe sucked they need to Italy sucked and so they like look I mean no disrespect Italy but they decided out of here and they got on the boat all of them grandparents on both sides they both came over here when they were kids really suck seems awesome. just not enough opportunity and Italy and that he wanted his son to have more opportunity and who's driving a cab actually they all speak two languages they all speak perfect English like a good percentage of the art is insane when you're when you're going through Rome and you go through the Vatican you see their billions of dollars literally billions of dollars in artwork you like holy s*** but this is what crazy culture play Slaughter in the art is insane when your work when you're going through Rome and you go through the Vatican you see their billions of dollars literally billions of dollars in artwork you like holy s*** but this is what crazy culture this culture all they wanted to do was create beautiful architecture Crazy Beautiful art make wine make gray food having sex talk like crazy and kind of take over the world I mean they took over the world for a long-ass time


    Joe Rogan is Perplexed by Barbecue Potato Chips
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    what is what is barbecue sauce called does not taste like barbecue it has a tasting at Aces BBQ potato chip taste is not a barbecue or whatever the flavor is grape flavor it doesn't taste like grapes orange yeah it's so f****** bad dude what is barbecue potato chips what the f*** is you should not be putting into your body I'll just got to be some trans fats and them b****** to come on Joe 2018


    How Legion of Skanks Got Its Name - Luis J Gomez | Joe Rogan
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    call me for me my favorite s*** was like first of all Joey Diaz but then that when you go back to the greats like Kennison and Hicks and this guy's didn't give a f*** now they went out they went off and it was the most fun to watch as a person who is an audience member for me was the most fun to watch and I think you know that's that's the ship we grew up on that and then Society changes Tire like Foundation of what I think is funny now because and it's only something that's why I think guys are legion of skanks and in the special is his name at Legion skanks me a big Jay okay so BJ would constantly cheat on his wife and it was like a regular occurrence and she knew it and everyone know it and one time we were there and we're hanging out we're about to leave her in an argument she's a f*** you we named our band initially Guitar Hero was Legion of skanks and then we're not that creative so will you order script how long ago was this by 10 years ago a great danger that's a great name. Jack has he recognized it immediately and then every project we ever did since then has been named Legion of skanks until the podcast we're getting move yeah you know what they're getting comedy that some people like aggressive like outlandish comedy you like if that's what you like then you should be able to enjoy it or not it's up to you like you don't have to like it you don't have to listen enough to watch it's not that it makes you immune to criticism of people don't like it but you know it's have you if I wanted to sit here and deconstruct everything that could trigger me in life I'm just not a b**** I don't I don't sit here and I'm triggered every moment by it did they demolish it that I've seen in my f****** life everything triggers me everything triggers me every movie that I watches if there's some f*****-up seeing I can go but you have to appreciate those things don't want everything to be represent


    Joe Rogan | The Problems of Early MMA Training w/Forrest Griffin
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    on all the athletes of work with at the FCP I do you think you would have done anything different on my route had the other Pioneers like the Randy's in the chunks and that's what they were doing that is Floyd Mayweather sparring with I don't know really good people his level no no definitely not he's he's funny people boxers and he's to Lanham yes yes roll Russell like control your training especially guys are in the same weight classes you that may someday fight you that's awkward yeah yeah there was no Guidebook so today you you just have this insane level of a fighter it's it's really as a person has been involved in a sport as long as I have I still never cease to be amazed at the level town of these guys coming up cuz some of these guys coming up and you just to do everything and I can't do everything at such a high level you realizing you're seeing the results of kids that started out learning MMA Ronda Rousey like that she's going to change my bottom line all the sudden I got a match full of young women like to trade it was try try to be a different kind of girl superhero like a real life superhero


    Joe Rogan - What's the Biggest Nutrition Mistake UFC Fighters Make?
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    Vegas are sticking to 1.1 style of eating regardless of the training style that they're engaging and so MMA athletes they have to do high intensity training session strength and conditioning they have to be doing Spartan they have to be doing pads rounds that are you crazy heart and every athlete each one is going to have a different intensity relative 222 their body type and so if somebody's doing pads it's 9 or 10 out of 10 in terms of intensity and they're doing that fasted or they're doing that without call hydrate available to do that work they can't they can't a hit those training intensive repeatedly and then they can't adapt as a response to that training so they in debt end up just getting slower and more beat up instead of faster more powerful so if they're doing high-intensity we need to fuel the body in the specific way that supports that training effort and then the longer turn adaptation to that bout additionally if they're doing lower-intensity we can adjust our fueling strategy based on what that dictate you know if it's kind of a base aerobic training session work they're doing skills and drills we want to be feeding the body to adopt differently than if they're doing high-intensity sparring strength and conditioning or pads quit whatever that might be so for every athlete we're looking at outer body uses substrate energy the energy of the using the substrate between carbs and fat and each of these intentions and then we also needed basic bass we need to pay sell recommendations on where their body fits into the division if there if there 10% out from their weight division 4 weeks out and we're going to have a little bit of a more aggressive strategy nutritionally because of weight becomes a primary factor if they're 10% out 4 weeks out then we're going to have a little bit of a different conversation and prioritization around the fueling strategies and all of these conversations integrate with inner strength and conditioning program so they were working in the concert and tying in the workload into our own system as well as the training load that they're engaging with it with her Civic training now when you very the diet that you give them independent dependent of the workout what is it what is that based on is that based on a hard accepted science of carbohydrate vs. protein vs. offense of that essential fatty acid like how do you determine that the music philosophy of system called metabolic efficiency you can call metabolic flexibility after 2 called as well and essentially the body will use different substrates at different intensities and at low intensities and a trust the body Cannon and likely should be adapted for our for our Sports athletes to two fat at rest now it depends on the sports I begin a flu shot putter or for a hundred meter Sprinter then we're going to be much more dependent on carbohydrates and unrealistic losing phosphate system we're not even getting into the glycolytic system and dunking to talk a lot more about the energy systems but essentially we're relying upon glucose and ATP for energy at their lower-intensity burst isotunes yet repeated maxor submax efforts we require blood sugar and without it we will deplete our farm initial stores and then we can't we can't make no longer hit ninety 95% of our Max we start hitting 80 + 70 + 60 + in diminishing our ability to do this high-intensity efforts anybody come in and try to fight on a ketogenic diet cuz I know quite a few guys were doing that for a while and a Bryan Caraway Matt Brown yeah that's right he has bought the Heat why talk to him I think you didn't want proof pure and then he did you know he did the one where you you know you might take insist you're 80 carbs but then you work them off and they could have. I don't know some of those guys like Zach bitter ultramarathon Runner he does eat ketogenic most of time but then days of big races Hill consume a lot of sugars and then we can expand into support the development of that kind of aerobic oxidative system and by adapting to use fat as a primary substrate we're doing a number of things one we're balancing blood sugar at rest so that we can really limit the insulin spikes and and essentially adipose development in addition to driving the body towards the oxidative and oxidative Aerobic System and then as we increase in in really driving the body towards the oxidative and oxidative Aerobic System and then as we increasing in what we do is we assess how the body adapt through the training intensities and will repeat that kind of on a monthly basis to see how the athlete changes and then as the increase in the intensity of the training effort then we will adjust the ratio of fat to carbohydrates as as this as a fuel substrate


    Joe Rogan | Forrest Griffin on Being Involved with the UFC Performance Institute
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    did plenty of people on the roster that have an MMA coach and a grappling couch and the performances that you we we feel we can help and support those guys and we're not trying to displace the programs were athletes already have resources but I don't know of another MMA gym globally that has the capacity around assessment that we do so yeah we have we have some really great practitioners but both end of our strength coach and his team cannot write programs for 5 70 athletes it's not possible but what we can do is assess those athletes provide that feedback back to their strength coaches and have conversations about how those coaches can use that data to support the development of that athletes and that goes across the board for all of our Performance Services was pretty amazing resource because if you're a young fighter and all you have is access to the people around you if you're fighting in the UFC you get to have access like instantaneously to this gigantic group of people in forest coming up you mean you a real Pioneer that was that was not available to a guy like you I told the store all the time but so I was actually a little bit ahead of my time I had you know I had an actual strength coach that had letters behind his name it went to college to be a strength coach not there was like an ex bodybuilder I had a relatively good nutritionist to at least had a degree in chemical biology I had a good physical therapist but I didn't really have like I was my coach at the end of the day I was there to perform it so I go to Jiu-Jitsu coach wants to go hard and then you go kickboxer you're going to go like butt kick butt so you don't and then you know and you know nobody's strength coach and nutritionist on different pages so I think just understanding that everything has to work together which I didn't really understand what I'm saying is it you kind of had to pay the path because when a guy like you was doing all that stuff with a real legitimate drink Edition code nutritionist your time I'm not that many but I got to be around good people like Randy Couture Chuck Liddell those were kind of guys I got to hang out something like you're doing now for the UFC performance Institute which is very meaningful for young Fighters me you really do get a chance to give back with your experience and your understanding of the right way and the wrong way the mistakes that you've made his huge I mean that's the whole that mean that's all Genesis count from for my involvement in the P I like 10,000 mistakes I made you're going to make mistakes too but you don't need to make you know like 25 years old all things around so long are Spore changes all the time I figured he was talking about it but you know even the guys fighting 10 years ago probably couldn't compete with guys fighting to that you know what I would say is well and is not only for the Fighters first is a huge results were the best piece of technology we have is the door handle that leads from my office to office right now set to bounce ideas off to essentially beta test things from a thought process perspective and he's a huge part of the performance Institute philosophy because we can use and call upon his expertise away from people already doing MMA I wanted Combat Sports everybody that's done it has done Judo boxing on an olympic-level they've done Combat Sports but I wanted like a fresh set of eyes coming from a different you know just as you know cuz I know really good anime strength coaches I know pretty good and I met you know you know good and but get that fresh set of eyes your nutrition actually was a little different because the rest of the world does not understand a weight cut for an MMA fight it's not like it it you know we go to exercise should any high-level facility and that you said my body weight men compete on Saturday like no don't just fighting Highway class you know good but get that fresh set of eyes your nutrition actually was a little different because the rest of the world does not understand a weight cut for an MMA fight it's not like it it you know we go to exercise should go to any high-level facility and that you said bodyweight men compete on Saturday like no don't just fighting Highway class


    Joe Rogan on The Benefits of Jorge Masvidal's Backstage Fight
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    guys that are supposed to be fighting each other you know like what just happened with mosswood all recently like an actual fist fight breaks out and you find most of these guys want to get paid to fight not paid a fight write in any other Sport with no one would ever want to see that like dude has like you stop that but infighting it's like other just do an extra fighting credit score do people are like that performance was going to get extra money to stunning knockout of Darren Till's one of the top guys in the welterweight division awake hey it was crazy so we got it from that and then to tee off on Leon Edwards after the fight like that took another one like it's part of that is very good for him unfortunately like I don't want to do that encourage but if you want building their brand I don't give a fuk I'll punch you in the face guy in like a lot of people aren't now he's a real I don't give a fuk I'll punch you in your face guy they're real they're really exist and he's world class fighter like that's that's sellable but tell me that didn't sell more tickets that's sold a shitload more Dolly how many times did show that even in the promos I hate it when that happened it was a terrible thing that our did that goddamn that's that's that's a fine line right I didn't hide it or do we let people know that this is a real thing will call all people involved will look as a business where to get paid every 15 minutes to show that Dolly smash will Harris's company is the gentleman what is it what is it called and asked me to fyda yes that's his YouTube show that I thought was UFC should I didn't even know that he had his own show


    Joe Rogan & Luis J. Gomez on Patrice O'Neal
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    people you don't agree on me and Nick depalo disagree with like 75% of s*** the guy always love hanging out with him I've known forever I never never like never do I say God's Nick again I love it when he gets mad about you baguette great wife beater on yeah but look the tree so you know I want to watch my son's mother was in labor for 30 hours f****** crazy one labor overnight and the next morning she's like lying down he's liking the little f****** other room or whatever I'm watching like a fan-made Patrice O'Neal documentary and he's just saying like the most heinous s*** about how women aren't s*** and about how f****** mother push my son out of her for 30 hours it was f****** diamond or the whole experience was so mind-blowing and in my mind I can never in a million years do what you just did this whole other appreciation for what a woman is it was your mom you got kids and then that's all that f****** I'm an idiot I don't look at why don't I don't go after women that are below me I like to go after women that are above me and that should Elevate me make me want to be better I think that's it's a little check and balance system I have them for myself you know but you don't have to be so connected to whatever the messages you can literally take it for face value which is it's just really funny like undeniably funny really good psychological he knew what made people tick he knew what made people say stupid s*** I knew it made people stumble he's a who's a master at understanding like how to get off controversial ideas you know he was in his his contribution for a lot of us was he had an extra level of I don't give a f*** you know what you have done roasts roasts yes yes so she knows again he just went off script through the paper and just he's a killer man he only did that one cuz he I guess he agreed cuz he said that was the only guy that he was interested in roasting like I'm not doing it for the paychecks relation to f****** G yeah he's you know he would he just had this don't give a fuk style and we all like we all I think I could be speaking for myself I appreciate I don't give a fuk style any of this Noah comedy for me my favorite s*** was like first of all Joey Diaz but then that when you go back to the greats like Tennyson and Hicks and this guy's didn't give a f*** now they went out they went off and it was the most fun to watch as a person who's an audience member for me was the most fun to watch I drink and I think you know that's that's the ship we grew up on that and then Society changes change my entire like Foundation of what I think is funny now because that's why I think guys are legion of skanks and especially with his name at Legion skanks me a big Jay okay so big they would constantly cheat on his wife and it was like a regular occurrence and she knew it and everyone know it and one time we were there and we're hanging out we're about to leave her in an argument she's like f*** You no name band initially Guitar Hero was looking to Skanks and then we're not that creative so will you order script how long ago was this by 10 years ago send me more tell me more actually way more cuz it was right with me and became friends and then we worry is a great name it's probably one of the all-time greats names of anything right you stop and think about like bands or television Legion of skanks God is a great danger that's the right name


    Joe Rogan | Accidental Deaths from Fist Fights w/Luis J Gomez
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    I don't like this girl really soon as I got it but it's a it's a weird thing that's right I just pretended I didn't hear him and I was like ladies ladies listen to the show all three or four ladies that was into the shower right now if you don't get your man into a fight let him decide don't sell talkingshit to another dude you're you're putting him in a situation that made his want to be a ninja never going to know whether or not he wants to be in that situation you're never give you the honest story what's going on his f****** mind right there just know we never want you to start talking s*** to a dude in the middle of an altercation cuz it's never going to be good no most the time is not in good espressive blow start flying men people getting knocked out some guy got hurt really bad at Dodgers game recently you got knocked out and cracked his head off the ground that's what people need to understand people die from that s*** you watch movies and people knock people out in the person's fine you could get a goddamn murder rap you punch someone and they fall and most people he punched in the face to go unconscious have no idea what happened they go unconscious their head bounces off the ground they die it happens all the time Kevin James when he was a kid we use a bouncer in Long Island one of the guys at the bar I don't think he's working that night but one of the guys he knew and worked with not guy out the guy fell hit his head off a curb dead got one of them to go in jail for years spent years in jail at some f****** $10 an hour job will you fight and drunks yeah and giving it to some dumb fight which is thinking it's okay to just pee off on someone's face forgot to ask but I said dying from hitting her head in the car but they could easily if you let me I guarantee you in a major city like New York I bet somebody dies falling and hitting their head off the curb every week when you punch someone and they fall think about how far that is right think about the amount of force that's involved now think about if you were standing there and someone hit you in the back of the head with something now think about that something was the fuckingworld the Earth it doesn't give it all concrete doesn't give it off the only thing that gives head out the bounce in your skull fractures and you get internal bleeding your brain hemorrhage is it cuts off your ability to move you might have a stroke you might have an Emmy and it's horrible getting knocked out and falling and hitting your head off the ground is a terrifying thing and when you hear the sound of smacking someone's head bouncing off the concrete it's it's it's Hollow that sounds like a like a like a melon it sounds terrible the hard melon or something like that did you see it happen where people pass out just like videos that are out there so I can fall over and I need to split their head up so I can worst Grissom falling backwards do something especially when you get hit you get f****** clipped on the chin your head snaps and you lied shut off and you just fall and bounce it's even in boxing matches man so the scariest Knockouts when a guy gets ko'd in his head bounces off the ground and MMA and UFC same thing as fall back and head bounce off the ground it's like a double can I watch that fight science thing back in the day that they were doing on Spike TV shows like a show called fight science and they were just explaining why ground-and-pound was so much more brutal than a straight-up standing punch and we just got they like you know they showed the 3D animation of the head and the fist coming down and then the head bouncing off the mat and then the brain bouncing off the front end bouncing to the back of the fish comes back up again and your brain is being over and over again African kid named babatunde penis everyday 153 people United States died from injuries and include traumatic brain injury. Okay that include traumatic brain injury so it's an injury that also has traumatic brain injury impaired thinking and memory movement sensation Vision emotional functioning personality changes for depression these issues. affect individuals can have lasting effects on families and communities that's yeah yeah man don't don't get hit in the head has been hit in the head and there's another dude who like making eye contact with you and then you're like really like you're in a weird beef now cuz you're just looking at a dude in the eyes the thing where you have like look away from here and give us internal struggle over again like we'll know I don't I'm not going to look away because this guy's looking at me and then and I will get my kids right there and I'm going with what is even going on in my head right now I need to go to another subway car just avoid at all costs having to get into a confrontation front of him because that's one of my biggest fears in the world is not knowing what to do this people that live in like Montana to listen to this right now like what the f*** are you talking about like you look each other in the eye I want to fight you. No reason this is the nature of being penned up here that many peoples f****** do something cool about it the cool thing we talked about before the people were like you were exposed even if you're poor kid you're supposed to rich people there their they're normal. It doesn't seem unattainable or uncountable the all-around uipath is there will there are humans that they're just like you you're around them but if you live in a place where they were you're never around them you never get that benefits the New York for sure cultural leaders benefits we talked about before the people were like you were exposed even if you're poor kid you're supposed to rich people do their their normal. It doesn't seem unattainable or uncountable the all-around uipath is there will there are humans that are there just like you you're around them but if you live in a place where there you're never around them you never get that benefits the New York for sure culturally there's benefits the just to just to energy the city and so much creativity is so much going on


    Joe Rogan - The Greatness of Rickson Gracie
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    athletic god dammit episode with Matt Hughes you know he and he couldn't compete anymore once you go through the tricks but yeah I mean that it's very humbling experience voices brother will tell you he's ten times better than him would hoist would do to other black. What was it matters what the story was they could have had him but he was too athletic into you know a bunch of issues I would not want to say exactly what happened for fear of upsetting either side cuz I think there's two different stories okay but he was essentially the champion of the family and one of the thoughts was that it would be more impressive if hoist did it because her voice was only 175 lb and yeah gymnastics and yoga he was unbelievably athletic yeah but he was also like way physically stronger it would have up here more than he was just dominating some like a cat jump on your wasn't as good of an advertisement for control Hicks and it didn't want Hixon to win a free spirit like in the greatest sense of the word like legitimately he might throw his phone the ocean disappear for a month and just f****** Surf and Jiu-Jitsu somewhere he's a freak in the bed that's the word cuz I'm so I don't think they ever thought they could control Hixson that was part of the problem with having Hicks me to Champion pics and probably freeze up the whole organization I want 10 million dollars on ever fight against offering him fights for years and he had some crazy number that he wanted and he was like if you give me that number I'll fight fade or if you give me that number I'll fight the best part is all we ever after after the usually right competing in something called Japan Valley to do anyone that to see that super high-level Jiu-Jitsu Pride one was Hixson Hixson was the guy that everybody knew that if something happened and then voice was out of the UFC or there was no other Gracie's in the UFC hips and is always there to step in and we're always wondering when is going to step down Wednesday to fight the bad guys never did know he fought some unaki who was a really high-level guy voice was out of UFC or there was no other Gracie's in the UFC hips and is always there to step in and we're always wondering when is going to step down Wednesday to fight them ever happened never did know he fought some Moonachie who's a really high-level guy that was his last fight and strangle them put them to sleep is crazy image man of him rear naked choke funaki and for knock his eyes roll in the back of his head he goes unconscious in Hixson just throws them off


    Joe Rogan | Nipsey Hussle, Violence, and Raising Kids w/Luis J. Gomez
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    Chicago anywhere especially after that Nipsey Hussle got killed so that's crazy that's so sad on video to do they have the drug dealing in and gang violence which I don't really know people do that as much anymore I don't know but by all accounts this guy was love you know he just that's just beyond f***** just like that the data still going on in this world it was if I'm not mistaken he got into a fight with a guy right in the guy came back with a gun don't know and shot him that's what I read I think it was like I don't know if those like most limes something was on his hip hop artist come down here like always a long-standing beef you know you know who knows what I think was literally a fight that these guys got in the guy came back with a gun and just f****** start unloading which is Spirit Elizabeth and my father died literally well except what it was it with a knife which is a much more hardcore way to deal with my dad was in the morning. Argument with a kid you know like a sixteen-year-old kid and they got into a fistfight you know the kid came back like an hour later with the kitchen knife and stabbed him. and it's like God. It also takes a different type of person to eat to kill I'm on the I'm not the kid in the hoodie was just ready to pull the trigger and punch somebody like I'm not I grew up in a way where it's like going to talk with while you wait till they throw the first punch which is terrible strategy but that's where the way that I always was always like fist fight in the parking lot with your friends you want to really hurt each other it was a video game he went out back in the parking lot and beat each other up the two minutes that was that Buckeyes are you now willing to kill somebody over whatever just an argument to take their life completely without any just leave it do they lose sense of the repercussions of it as well which is sort of like that's something that I think would separate most people and go I go I want to go to jail just cameras a giant chunk of it is how they're but like what experiences they have growing up like what happens at male abused are they beating around a lot of violence what are they exposed to and then how much more likely are you to commit that Vibe too because that on to the next person that's really what it is minutes. The vast majority mean it's not it's not a shocker that's so much violent crime comes from poor neighborhoods it's it's like it makes itself and makes itself and lure someone like a virus I agree and I was extremely abusive emotional abuse verbal abuse always the threat of violence at the drop of a hat it was I was always immediately to I'll beat the s*** out of you if you don't do what I say even if she wasn't being violent and I do the opposite do you know with my son do a little must have never even spank him I don't respect my hand I've never I've never even really yelled at my son and I don't think that I got lucky and have a good kid I do have a great kid but I think it's a direct route you know listen to me not being aggressive with him at all and I talked a little conversations with them don't you tell them what to do take two or three times and it's easy to lose your patience but was you realize what you're you know that's why I'm a piece of s*** out of me on the first one to admit it but the only good thing I do I think it's the fact I'm creating a good little person he's a really good sweet person I think is going to be you know all the s*** that I didn't really have or you know all the good qualities that I think I like I could have maybe had if I was raised the right way I'm trying to give my son and I think that's a really big responsibility and that's why you know you'll I feel bad when you see like real Vine like that like f****** people that are like being really you are dude I know that person experience some crazy s*** you know I never lived in the worst neighborhood in the world but I lived in Shady one for quite a bit and leaving the place called Jamaica Plain outside of Boston for about a year and my parents knew immediately we had to get the f*** out of there and we only thing we stayed maybe a year a little over a year and we got out of there quick as we can but there was like a lot of break-ins lot of it was lower-income it wasn't terrible it wasn't like a gang violence shoot-'em-up typeshift there's a lot of criminals yeah a lot of shady Shish from Florida and get out of here teenage boy scary time and it was all these kids that were just there were so that they would do dirty f***** they already doing drugs there he's going to make a plane low-income white or and Puerto Rican like but mostly that mostly white and Puerto Rican was a lot of it just a lot of cigarette smokers at 13 kids are smoking cigarettes already there drinking all the time I swear to God it like a great Fitzsimmons lives in a house with two parents were Chainsmokers in an apartment and they never open the windows in the winter it was like you had to read a book and you know that my mom was 20 like that is crazy over you in the morning when you started with it if you start at 20 if you started 42 active raising another human being it just changes who the f*** you are they just does everything switches and gets weird and then you're like oh I'm responsible for shaping your life and Italy's helping to shape your life and if I do a good job you'll be a good person you'll go out there and you'll make more good people and you'll meet good people just really what everybody wants at the end of the day ever the act of raising another human being it just changes who the f*** you are but just does everything switches and gets weird and then you're like oh I'm responsible for shaping your life and Italy's helping to shape your life and if I do a good job you'll be a good person you'll go out there and you'll make more good people and you'll meet good people really what everybody wants at the end of the day everybody want


    Joe Rogan - The Benefits of CBD
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    universities that my girl bring my kid away and I was outside of the Jurassic Park I didn't get caught by the police but I was outside of the Jurassic Park ride and I was like right now bring him to go get a soda whatever I'm going to sit here and smoke my vape pen and there's like one of the handlers they have a thing where they have a velociraptor is a good person to constantly animatronic costume pretending to be like a velociraptor and the the trainers like trying to calm him down to hold this play with the kids and everyone's really excited watching it like getting stoned at one point the girls got like one of those you know microphone face pieces on she's goes to yes sir not here but you knew what it was you saw my face and my mouth was watching real velociraptors were listening to the radio and Utah and they were talking about how they have to re-pair what to do with a drug-sniffing dogs now there's no reason why is there a change in Utah is Utah. Changing their their drug policy cuz it was funny listen to this old dude on just for the for the funk of it as listen to AM radio talk radio and this old dude was talking about how they their they're going to decommission some of these drug-sniffing dogs cuz they do use them on the lot like traffic stops and Virgo medical marijuana in Utah could mean retirement for generation of drug canines just f****** putting his dogs down while they also were worried about the police officers themselves losing jobs when you hear about pot that's making its way no place like you talk you know principal you realize God damn pot is really you can't stop it now your jeans out of the bottle is here the revenues and you Grandma feels better got me out that the Alzheimer's the people that have all these serious issues that CBD is fixing it in a different time and they they look it in terms of like how many police jobs are going to go away by how many dogs are going to be decommissioned so they're like it's not really my problem take me seriously when the reality is they kind of want to be legalized for recreational purposes and you know I don't use we was using topical CBD oil to take CBD four wheelers for having my special to f****** dope but I take it daily I take the oil just because you know apparently all of the benefits that it has within your body back in homeostasis would make me feel better and getting back and I don't know the f****** effect I smoke weed everyday you going to another realm well I was taking one and one it's like one gram of CBD to 1 gram of THC like that it's one part wasn't whatever milgram's you have its but like it's 10 mg CBD 10 milligrams of weed as well it's potent anti-inflammatory benefits than just smoking it smoking it does something for you definitely reduces inflammation makes you feel better topical I was using it was good but I think the real combination is topical plus the oil you don't have to take but this people a lot of people find it did they have better pain relief from one versus one plus one like one part THC one part so it's like edible like you know marijuana mixed with CBD a lot of people find great benefit in that for some reason my aunt cuz my anti-drugs and if I told her the TV to his Drive Hampshire G wouldn't take his better brightest and I gave it to her for her that and she loves it and I told her after the fact but it's just a plant folks and if you just get straight CBD and has no psychoactive properties this and it's not going to do is for some folks and it works a little bit that way with me it alleviate some anxiety just relaxes you yeah yeah that's that's why I smoke weed to my life and every time was for smoking a joint in the street every single time do ya New York regular beer for every time I come back into the country I'm pulled into a room and they f****** they look like they're about to piss f****** with a rubber glove every time have you been to Panama of weed for being arrested for a joint we're not talking about like I have announced that I just bought for my dealer and they found a large amount on me a joint smoking on the street what they do is they they at first they they take the weed and the garbage can give you a ticket just hang tight relax with the cops on you this is just to keep you calm and get you the Patty wagon this all the process when they put you in a Paddy Wagon they used to have sweet nights in New York where all it was was they would go and try to find kids let me put in a Paddy Wagon they used to have sweet nights in New York where all it was was they would go and try to find kids smoking weed drunk kids college kid pissing in public public intoxication and the entire night they would just pick up everybody still at paddy wagons and create criminals just career criminals out of teenagers


    Joe Rogan | The Gap Between a Pro-Fighter and a Regular Person w/Luis J. Gomez
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    anime fight against the comedian I train with Bisping twice and a grapple of his damn business not even known for his Jiu-Jitsu of course he is excellent but primarily it was like I felt like a lion was just toying with me and it was it was a strange thing because I've never in my life and you obviously you know an MMA fighter can beat you up you know it professional mixed martial arts can beat you up but I don't think people realize how badly and how big of the Gap it is because it's not it's but they don't know Joe you know people have no f****** clue until you doing I have no idea until this last summer and I just for a second it was terrifying I don't fuk Rhino anymore you know what it's like it's like do you know how people see someone to stand up and they think I could do that everyone that the real started right cuz you just talkin talkin it's like it's like you look at a guy like this being and you know he's like a normal guy obviously very athletic and he's big and he's he's not Shaquille O'Neal he's not human human I could do that but you have no idea it is beyond helpless you've no idea literally have no idea you grabbed ahold of you you're you're a dead person almost anybody in the UFC any person that they can take you to do what they want to do levels stupid off and I'll just just levels to this divorce this understanding of Life dislike but that's with everything with stand up with artwork with with someone choking the life out of you friend of mine Liberty fights friend of a friend Bri trains out of his like a trainer out of a Gracie school in Florida is only one time he he got to roll with hoyce Gracie and I said no like was it like was he like that much better because he has a high level black belt like he's like dude he was like well as he was like he was 20 with me like I've never done it before and that's how that's how good those guys are


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Eddie Alvarez's GRUESOME Eye Injury
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    Anna and the look good again looking sexy looking all filled out timofey nastyukhin nastyukhin I think this is last name of the guy was a beast that one FC show is legit Yahoo wash it I've watched highlights UFC fights to watch the other cards God is Not Afraid hooked up oh my God that's terrible it's a terrible injury that looks like it's split his eyelid did all my God it's split his f****** eyelid dude oh my God people people don't realize like that side of it like I mean that's f****** touch your face when you had a little bit of an MMA fight you know what it's like not really you did lose a fight


    How These People Evolved to Permanently Live at Sea | Joe Rogan and Nicholas Kristakis
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    we actually change ourselves as a species there's a subset of ideas is known as Jean Cultural Revolution and the idea is that we create certain kinds of cultural environments those kind of cultural environments Advantage certain ones of us making those of us that are born with certain abilities better off which then leads to those environments being created even more let me give you some example of that the most famous example of this is something on his lactase persistence how many people not but half the world's can adults can drink milk the other half cannot they get lactose intolerant in our ancestral State actually off till about ten thousand years ago only babies could do to just milk only babies had milk babies would suckle at their mother's breast and have milk and then they be weaned and then it would never drink milk again they'll be no milk to drink if there was there for reason for any adults to be able to digest lactose which is the principle sugar in milk because it was no lactose in your diet if you didn't encounter melt so human beings were able to digest lactose when they were babies they lost that capacity all human beings when they got to about two or three or four or five when they win they no longer able to just milk to the enzymes in their body were programmed as it were the only work when they were infants well about between 3 and 9000 years ago in multiple places in Africa and in Europe human being suddenly domesticate animals we domesticate milk-producing animals like cattle and sheep and goats and camels and now all of a sudden there's a supply of milk around us because of our cultural Innovation because of the thing we invented we created the domestic breeds now we have milk now there for those Among Us who were mutants were born with the ability to have our lactase the enzyme that digests lactose persist into adulthood this is known as lactase persistence those of us who had that we have a survival Advantage because we could have another source of calories that the rest of the people in our group couldn't consume they couldn't drink milk like we could and we had a source of unspoiled water during times of drought we could drink milk everyone else had to drink this filthy water that they didn't have access to so those Among Us who have these qualities could reproduce better survive headed and survival Advantage it turns out that this has happened several times is when well-documented I'm yours because of Acumen cultural product we have evolved to be a slightly different genetically and it doesn't stop with cows I think that when we invent cities about over 5,000 years ago so we leave event agriculture about 10,000 years ago debated exactly when we invent cities are between 5 and 10000 years ago we start having fixed settlements earlier you and I were talking about population density and having to live with other people which is not our ancestral state we always lived his group is socially I think that is we invent cities people with different kinds of brains are better able to survive in cities so now that we've invented cities where advantagene people with certain kinds of brains and therefore I think in a thousand or 2,000 or 5,000 years just like the milk example will be different people as a result of something we humans manufactured that we made and I could keep giving you examples of this Thursday in the book I have an example other example about call the sea Nomads if they live in the Philippines these are people who don't live on land they live on houseboats that sale around the Pacific for thousands of years they've had this lifestyle and they died for their food dive so they forage on the seabed they are the world's best free divers they spend hours per day underwater they can hold their breath longer than anyone else and they they do it nothing except with weights and wooden goggles they dive down into the seabed and Fortune they hunt underwater with Spears okay they hunt underwater with Spears mind-boggling and but they have evolved have different spleens and different oxygen metabolism than you and I sold those among them that could survive the Dives fed their families made more babies and now we think this happened 2000 years ago there different the ones that couldn't died so their invention of a seafaring way of life this happened 2000 years ago there different the ones that couldn't died so their invention of a seafaring way of life their invention of a way of living at Sea the boat technology that the spearfishing technology the invention of those Technologies creates an environment a cultural environment around them which modifies natural selection and change the kind of genes of those people have


    The Case for Radical Prison Reform Joe Rogan and Nicholas Kristakis
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    you a lesson and Inn Express something in a way that makes you reconsider your own ideas you hold sacred I mean I'll give an example when I when I am at my wife 30 years ago I I wasn't pro-death penalty but I was I was house have neutral to the death penalty I would be like you know Ted Bundy two states and put him to death and I had all the kind of conventional reasons or I didn't really care he's a vile person he killed all these people eat them if the family will get any relief it whatever that's fine I had some concerns cuz I was a statistician about conviction of the innocent and I support the Innocence Project and I am very concerned with police brutality I have for years been Advocate there the racializing of police brutality is vile and and abhorrent and must be firmly resisted I think that I think the the the prosecutorial misconduct the way people are prosecutors lie and put people in Peru y'all there been many many cases of people on death row who are innocent. Should offend our conscience so even back then I had some concerns about the death penalty because I because I I recognize that you know we can't be perfect we're going to convict some innocent people and also let some guilty people go free that's not as bad as killing good putting to death the innocent but they're both bad so I had that concern about the death penalty the death penalty now for many reasons not just the statistical reason but also I think it's immoral I don't think the state should put it I think we can rip deprive you of Liberty I think we can make sure you're not a threat to society we can block you out for the rest of your life but I think we the state should not be taking people's lives in that way it's very strange will we we have a car serial state stalinist Russia and we have very long prison sentences which are nuts you don't need them for deterrence Ashley for non-violent drug laws for non-violent offenses should have much shorter we should have more we should hire certainty of punishment higher fraction of people who actually commits a crime should be fine but I think we should we could cut in half or less that the duration the senses I think you'll be able to deter criminals from doing things with a 3-month sense if they are very confident that they will be convicted caught where's now we have a system where most are not convicted like this jussie Smollett thing which is just ridiculous in the news and it was only a tiny fraction are convicted director and writer by the name of David Simon who I consider a friend he did the wire he was a showrunner for a bunch of other very famous wonderful TV programs and he started his career actually as a reporter in in Baltimore he was a beat reporter and then went on to become a writer to the wire and so forth and he told the story actually at Yale to students about how he had just come back from Summit President Obama was still president where he was trying to help the students to see but you could find common ground with your political opponents and that you need to listen to them and talk to them in order to find that ground and so he told the following story he said I just came back from Camp David where there was a meeting about how to reduce incarceration in our society and he said the Koch brothers were there and the students all hist and Newt Gingrich was there in the students all his tests and a bunch of liberal people were there the students were really happy about that Municipal why did you go how could you associate yourself with those evil people and he said look you said the conservatives want to reduce incarceration because it's expensive the Liberals want to reduce incarceration because it's unjust and the Libertarians want to reduce incarceration because of Liberty that's why they shouldn't be able to vote common our society with with incarceration a larger fraction of our population is incarcerated we deprived after you paid your debt to society we often have these these we deprive you of your right to vote which I think is wrong you paid your debt to society should be able to a crimes you don't let these crazy cases which offend my conscience I know a guy who got charged is already registered sex offender cuz he urinated outside in the South urinating outside that's not such as abuse or you know you have these Romeo and Juliet laws which are not in every state now thank God they are not in every state you know you have a 16 year old boy in a 14 year old girl that there had to be exceptions for that kind of sexual prime yeah they're exchanging sexually explicit images they should not be considered sex offenders for the rest of their lives that are not so I'm so I guess so all of those things is not like a huge fraction of people in prison with extremely long prison sentences compared to any many European countries for the same crime and it's costly it's unjust it's ineffective I think we should change the policies on this and maybe we will there's also the idea of reforming them it's it's they're not using all the tools within their disposal they're not really getting a good attempted it and I just don't think it does anything other than make their life hell for a short. Of time with we're hoping we hope deters them from doing future cry while they're different there's the Justice there's deterrence their safety right like a wild criminals that we put in jail we need to do that I mean to not interested in being killed by somebody who killed someone else jail for a while 20 years something about time for murder murder think they think 20 years is enough European European standards are about 20 years actually and the there different things like if you want to deprive them if your if your vision is there being punished for the killing of a life therefore they surrendered their life is certify for now I kind of Justice you would they would be the rest of their life since you know and you know we can debate whether that's the reason we're not if you if you want to provide a public safety reason people off in age out of their violence so a lot of men typically differ time we'll see about men who do these things by the time they're in their forties or fifties they're much less violent testosterone decline as they get older and wiser they're not interested in criminal in that kind of criminal Behavior many of them are not so that does that suggest you don't need life sentences for murder and I think it also depends and we have her gradations of murder you know we have like the impulsive stop that intent matters of plant on this map depravity matters all of these things are are factors and I don't think we should have a one-size-fits-all incarceration for murder yes that's my opinion what do you think I think it depends entirely on the circumstances if two men are engaged in some sort of a dispute and one whines up killing the other one that's a big difference between that and someone breaking into your house and killing your daughter yes a correct and I also think even in that like I I really am opposed to these a stand-your-ground laws I think those are if you have them to avoid conflict and to avoid you or not I would prefer is a state to require that you walk away even if it makes you feel embarrassed then give you the right to kill someone for offending you in those those videos of the of the guys and that was shot the guy on his knees and up in the parking lot in the I forgot what state it was like not long ago or two ago they got into an altercation in the parking lot threat to him and he was he was not prosecuted on the stand-your-ground argument which is not why was he on his knees he was I forgot to say don't shoot me or something so it was it was crazy didn't get prosecuted I don't think so we can look up the fact that several cases there were several cases like this but you know this was years ago was 30 years ago now and he told us the following story he he said there was a Japan and the students were coming to the dojo and there was the the best student you know and then all the other students and they were walking through the village and they passed the approach to horse that was on the street from the rear and it startled the horse and as the horse reared up and kick its leg the the best student instantly did it a kind of avoidance and the horse's leg August suits were amazed at his ability and they've get to the dojo and they tell the Sensei this is my Sensei telling me this story telling all of us this story and a those students get to this the dojo on a tell that the sentence story Marvel at the ability of this master-student to definitely avoid to strike and the sentence very angry and they don't understand why why is he so angry he said if you were a really good student of mine he would have walked on the other side of the street he would have avoided a horse halter no the real wisdom is to avoid avoidance of conflict in the first place there's no reason to seek out conflict and so on the stand-your-ground laws you know it's the choices either you just avoid the conflict you know someone someone's word you or called you an a****** or was unreasonable jerk that doesn't give you the right to kill them so anyway I don't know how we got to this as well. The penalty exactly so I just don't know how much of a deterrent it is locking people up I just I'm not sure I'm not really sure if that actually stops people from doing things I think it stopped some people I think there been academic research on this real Rehabilitation other than personal choice I mean I think that the real Rehabilitation comes from someone making a personal choice to never be that pretty that way for most of them your ear your being locked up with a bunch of Pardon criminals and you your that's your European but you're not suggesting we haven't decided which when you commit violent acts we do nothing no not no no Mom suggested struggling with this don't don't be near a f****** horse I want to kiss you very smart yeah I get out of there I'm a big believer in avoiding conflict I'm the first guy to go eat bucking horse it won't be a kick you very smart yeah I get out of there I'm a big believer in avoiding conflict I'm the first guy to go weed eater


    Joe Rogan - Alex Honnold Doesn’t Experience Fear Like the Rest of Us w/Nicholas Christakis
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    yeah and you either crazy he's crazy I love them if you talk if you met him a couple times oh my God he's awesome. I don't know about that man he said basically that the experience he just stays mellow and calm and then if things go wrong it's really bad like you like you can't you don't want to be freaking out yet like it so he doesn't divers no panic when you're underwater and Brian lose your way my friend Donald Cerrone he's a UFC fighter told about being trapped in a cave that are watering out when it was oxygen yeah horrible crazy scary story you have to those guys are all so different either either they're born that way or they learn to be that way you have to keep calm because when you and I lose our cool and start hyperventilating or oxygen consumption skyrockets Bryant and that the opposite of what you need to do in that situation actually what he talked about you know like trying to stay, but battling the demons yeah yeah yeah you're something I watch the movie it would have talked to him he got an MRI and they said that the kids is okay but isn't that possible that that's just through development of constant pain while you're in a situation like the capacity to shoot back when you're being shot at keeping your call yes moving positions you know yeah he's not panicking but it is also the case that some people for example the most famous study in this regard was a study of London taxi drivers London taxi drivers can go from any point the city to any other point the city is called the knowledge they have a mental map of the whole city and it's freakish it takes years to be able to know how to navigate the city with that. tens of thousands of street names and they can do it by like dead reckoning they scan this is a paper about 10 years ago they brain scan these guys and they had I forgot which region of the brain but they had through learning it is felt modify that we each other brain it was possible Holland is like you say that he'd learned to be this way there's a big deal isn't firing because he trained himself but I handled Honnold Honnold sorry this way because he learns more likely I think that he Usain Bolt that was born with the credibly by preponderance of fast-twitch fibers in his legs so he can run like the wind and He Reigns as well you have both right good at least require both innate ability plus training yes and I think Donald is probably like that he's probably born with an amygdala doesn't fire so much and he's an amazing climbers. Garry Kasparov I know Gary yes I would love to see that yes she's at the doctor who studied is specifically looks at people that go under high stress and look for those kinds of has been doing that since 2005 I guess and she goes Its pages long this whole thing about his brain but it is unusual this is one thing this kid is in a life-threatening absolute fatality situation because every day I know all day I know I mean he lives in a van and just climbs yes it's what he does is really fast and yes it is it isn't it's amazing it's amazing so I mean I don't know I've never met him I admire him very much and I love this like you said at the beginning it's very important to have skills this kid is in a life-threatening absolute fatality situation everyday all day I know I mean he lives in a van and just climbs yes it's what he does is really fast and yes it is it isn't it's amazing it's amazing so I mean I don't know I've never met him I admire him very much and I love this like you said at the beginning it's very important to have skills


    Joe Rogan | How Humans Domesticated Themselves w/Nicholas Christakis
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    my whole head is covered with sweat and they come over white my headlight click how old are your kids and you have you have three daughters a ten-year-old a real live longer with daughters if you only few few plot dad Survival on the y-axis and fraction of female children on the x-axis survival is slightly longer for men who have higher fraction of daughters drive you to your f****** great as you're so goddamn crazy there's lots of theories as to why it happens but I think in that isn't that one of them it's framed a bit more scientifically I'd be terrified that she does just lighting things on fire blowing up buildings yes a problem that can be well we could get onto the whole generation I'm not sure we want to but I think the boys are responsible a let's talk about chimpanzees it's easier male chimps do most of the violence about 95% of the violence and murders are committed by male chimpanzees and most of the victims are males and you know I think it's there is no doubt that biology plays a very important role in male proclivity to file free samples so they are trouble so boys can be a problem that way and I think the many ways in which a society are of the cultural traits that we invent their purpose is to shape and guide those Tendencies to violence to kind of mitigate them but we don't have domesticated ourselves if you look at if you compare dogs to wolves and domesticated cats to wild cats from which they descended or a guinea pigs to the wild guinea pigs from which they descended or or horses to to the wild horses with citizen if you again and again you compare these couplets these pairs you find that the domesticated version of these animals that are much more Placid much more peaceful they also tend to have floppy ears they have piebald fur so guinea pigs and dogs and cows all have splotchy black white and brown fur why is that the animals from which they evolved didn't have those Tucanes blotchiness so and they become much more peaceful if you compare human beings and but they had those animals were domesticated by humans like I deliberately allowed the reproduction of this member of the litter and not that member because this member was was was nicer and so across time we evolve a more domesticated Shinobi ancestral species so we get you know we get my miniature dachshund from a wolf like the one like the kind of things that were photographed out in your Studio Gear crazy transition now if you look at humans and you compare us to to the Vietnam to our ancestors or to other primates for all the world that looks like we have been domesticated we are more peaceful and Placid we have sex outside non dr. sacks is another thing so these domesticated animals will have sex even when it's not time to reproduce we we are Tails we don't have tails anymore but our tails to get shortened there all these features that we have these these behavioral qualities and these physical properties that we have our are we going to feminization of our faces are jaws become smaller like if you look at you compare these two domesticated animals to their domesticated ancestors the domestic affairs are less violent so we lose a lot of the traits that physical and psychological traits associated with violence but there was no one that domesticated us so the theory is the question is how how did that happen and one of the theories of disgusting in in Blueprint and that's Advance by other scientists this is not my work is that we self domesticated and that what happened over the century over the Millennia over millions of years is weaker individuals in our groups when one individual became too autocratic and too violent and too powerful they banded together and kill that guy and so over time we were killing the more violent members of our species weeding out those people and therefore the gene pool change across time and we self domesticated we are more peaceful today then we would have been because we domesticated ourselves and this is the arguments it's also made to help explain the origins of goodness actually origins of cooperation because you had to take a few good Yentl to kill the bad person that's running everything that's evil correct is that the right occur in bonobos which is very weird isn't it together so similar to regular chips yes but they're not the same thing you know so yeah they're very conscious species that's exactly right and and and and bonobos are felt to be a self domesticate a chimpanzee so the symbols of bonobos or chimps as as they say dogs are the wolves and but there was the dogs we domesticated the bonobos self domesticated is the theory do they know why or how do weeding out killing them or what we know must have happened is that the nicer guys must have been able to more offspring so the gene pool change over time because of the differential success of the of the of the nicer guys now people have looked at this even in human societies they look for instance there's a study I talked about in the book of different Pathways to reproductive success amongst its Imani which is a group in Amazonia and other societies are similar so you can either be like big and strong or you can be charismatic and have useful and both ways you have more children so they're these competing ways in our species of enhancing a reproductive Fitness are you where I'm supposed Keys work at with baboons that's a fascinating case right cuz they were studying baboons in Africa they would eat from Human garbage and a bunch of them got sick and died and it turns out that the most violent and ruthless of them got sick and died in the change the entire culture of the baboon tripod I don't know that story each other and being kind to each other and a different kind of and I know though I I'm now that you reminding me I'm a little familiar with that particular study I didn't know that it started with garbage however that he has a coincidental extermination of the more violent members of the troupe yes yes oh they were removed from the gene pool and it changed the entire culture to the point where Generations later they were still using the more peaceful ways of all the gene pool and it changed the entire culture to the point where Generations later they were still using the more peaceful waves at all


    Lenny Clarke Once Punched a Heckler During a Show | Joe Rogan
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    coming back with you and Mike McCarthy yes it was like who could work the dirtiest you guys would be in the back just dying you know subsets of disgust 45 minutes just to break even in Orlando that's the difference in Boston in Orlando I love you you made me laugh and I get dumped in Philadelphia I thought that it might would like to see what it is you do


    Yale Professor, "Why Has Natural Selection Never Given Us an Immortal Species?" | Joe Rogan
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    why is natural selection never given us an immortal species have you ever thought about that yeah yeah I've never reached a conclusion but I always figured you live long enough especially up until recent history only long enough to recognize it was all crazy Hustle not appreciated a creature that live forever but why should we die imagine that the two different kinds of things that can kill you in transit causes an extrinsic causes so things inside your body that result in you dying defect disease isn't so forth or outside your body like accident lightning strikes trees fall and you just died and so forth because it's impossible to eliminate all extrinsic causes because some people are going to die from accidents it would be it inefficient from the point of view of evolution to evolve to be immortal because we would have all this capacity to be immortal we would have these bodies capable of immortality which lets they would be a belushin early demanding like to evolve anything like and I or a brain or strong any any qualities lactase rightly like we talked about earlier you you don't have lactase persistence into adulthood because immediate solution doesn't waste anything there be no reason for that so there be no that there would there were there would be no reason the argument goes to evolve immortality because inevitably some people would be killed eventually by accident anyway so unless you can create a world in which there are no accidents or no extrinsic causes of death it would be inefficient from an evolutionary point of view to evolve in mortality So Def the reason naturally some people think is that the reason we die naturally is that there are unnatural causes of death in the world like accidents if we could eliminate the unnatural causes so that nowhere no no time ever we ever killed by trees falling or lightning strikes her things like that then actually over time we would have evolved to live in definitely listen to Theory crazy idea is fast any but do you think that nature had that sort of sort of foresight but that's how natural selection work think about like if I suddenly magically transform your body at Great expense to make you capable of immortality and then two days when I get hit by a bus I've wasted all that effort but if you only done to one person you wasted that effort if you did did it to other people you have the potential to create an incredibly wise person with a thousand years of life and experience and education Earn to Die he also have died so everyone eventually would like for these expensive causes so for a lot in the model if it's not perhaps if in fact in fact there's a world in which you never struck by lightning never hit by a bus number for tree branch then then the theory is that we would have evolved to be Immortals the life that you live you're inevitably going to get killed by extrinsic causes yet and if you extend that life to A Thousand Years and it's absolutely going to get killed by extrinsic causes if you extend that life to A Thousand Years and it's absolutely going to happen yes there for why bother that's just living in a bubble just terrified of the world on rocks landing on your head


    Joe Rogan Talks Artificial Intelligence with a Yale Professor
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    unlock me to a lot of work in my lab on AI what about sex robots like what rules should they give for sex robots and how much could that damage interpersonal relations yes that's a great question that's exactly the right question in my view so our concern with sex robots from a liberty point of view should not in the slightest be whether you enjoy sex robot your business. Do what you want jacked the problem is with set WhatsApp backup from the left about to look back at 6 children talking to Alexa wants to make your child's experience easy and pleasant and as part of the programme of Alexa because they want to make Alexa the obedient servant of your child it doesn't require a child to say please Alexa would you you know play the music for me and your child can be as rude as she wants to Alexa and Alexa will do what you want be concerned about however is not your child interaction with Alexa would you should be concerned about is what your child is learning from interacting with Alexa that then she takes to the playground and now she's rude to other children so Alexa is corroding our social fabric Alexa in this example is making children rude to each other so our concern is not so much do we make do we make you'll like asimov's Laws of Robotics do we program you true the first law we don't want the robot to through an act of commission or Omission armor allow human to come to be harmed it's that we're concerned about how the robot in interacting with you might cause you to harm others the robot the robotic intelligence create these externalities Cascade effects so in the Alexa example we might want to regulate the programming of devices that speak to children not because we want to deprive your daughter of the right because she wants but because we recognize that that robot is going to cause your daughter to be rude to other people is it really you really think yet what's the weather that that would make your story but surely I think it will contribute so this is an example it's not like I'm not arguing that Alexis should become ornately think it's so novel two kids that they know it's not a person I don't think it really right but we're using these examples to build that play the emergence of sex robots which will surely appear in the next 10 or 20 years will will be a fantastic bun they think that you'll be able to experiment you'll be able to experiment with same-sex relationships for example group sex you might learn to be a better lover so he can practice the robots and therefore you would be more experienced when you were having sex with real human so they said that you can't get venereal disease from sex robots you can't hurt their feelings so people think that the argument based on ethical grounds is that this would be terrific that this will be a benefit other people have the opposite opinion other people think that actually having sex with a robot for small is symbolically and and conceptually vile they think that you know what it did take sex and converts it into a kind of a machine literally emit machine like that you do function and they furthermore think that it would result in you in one having a kind of anonymous or impersonal interactions with humans softly the Nubian trained you know to let they want an obedient you know partner for example I don't have to stand on this like I don't know which way it's going out in a way I don't have to stand on it because what I'm interested in recognizing is that when we talked about having allowing people to have sex with sex robots not allowing that's going to happen the focus of our concern should be not what is your experience in your bedroom when you have sex with a sex robot Our concern is a state like my interest I've known steak or control over what you're doing over there but my interest is in in once you have had that experience how does that change how you interact with other people and their I think just like anything else like you can you can make all the garbage you want in your house but if you start polluting the environment you're harming me so now I have a reason for intervening in your activities on your land you can't pollute your own land if that pollution runs off on and so the similar argument can be made or look at autonomous vehicles here's an example right now we have all roads almost all roads have just human drivers and in 20 or 30 years almost all roads will probably have only non-human drivers machines will drive in those autonomous vehicles probably can be yoked together they can communicate with each other so that you'll have like like trains of cars moving in synchrony like each of them will be communicating with you we buy cars and you'll have laminar flow where all these vehicles are smoothly moving and joining the highway leaving the highway and communicating on a city-wide scale slowing traffic down miles away because they anticipate with ar that will be a jam here if they don't do that and and I think that'll be great unless you looking forward to a time I mean I still like to take my car to a Speedway but you know drive itself with stick which I like but you know but in between we're going to have a world of what I call hybrid systems of Schumann driven cars and autonomous vehicles coexisting in a on a plane on an even playing and we need to be worried about that because these are autonomous vehicles when we interact with them are going to change how we interact with each other for example do we program the autonomous vehicle to drive at a constant steady speed if you're the designer of the car you might say G I don't want this car to crash I want the car to drive in a very predictable fashion and special Yakima to the car that's what can allow me to sell more vehicles but it may be the case that actually when people are in contact with such a vehicle they get lulled into a false sense of security vehicle never does anything new so much attention to the car in front of me is not paying attention so that autonomous vehicle has changed how I drive in a way that harms other people so maybe the programming of the vehicle should be to occasionally do erratic things to like suddenly slow down or speed up a little bit obligingly to stay vigilant and pay attention is I'm interacting with that car so that then when I go to another part of the highway when I interact with just humans I have retained that vigilance once again they lesson here is that it's not just about the one-on-one interaction between the robotic artificial intelligence and the human being it's about how the robots affect us in my lab we do many experiments in Social systems where we take a group of people and we drop online we drop a bot or in the laboratory with a physical robot and we watch how the presence of the robot doesn't just modify how the human interacts with the robot but how the humans interact with each other so we put a robot right there looking at us with its third eye would we you know when to change how you and I talked different that's the experiments were doing well clearly in the sex robot realm that's going to be a problem I mean we we see the difference between humans that have Point addictions they developed is very impersonal way of communicating with people and they they think about sex and the objectification of the opposite sex in a very different reason is very different way at 8 Flavors the way you yes it makes it difficult it can make it difficult for you to have normal sexual relationships in you come to see if if your expectations are are Guided by apart and dad is going to be radically magnified by some sort of artificial life-form that you created this indistinguishable yes you can have it indistinguishable sex partner yet it is you know some incredibly beautiful woman that is robot and then you are quite happy to change their spouses for a robot's I wonder if women are going to be as into it as men because I think women desire more emotional intimacy and I think I made on a scale than men do I I think I think the jury is still out on know what what the relative balance between men and women we might be surprised that that will be replaced especially given the societal expectations and women can Farm those in and out of bed can be sure so we could go both ways I don't I'm not prepared to make a prediction who's going to be better off in the gender debate with the emergence of sex robots Peabody's anymore that that's hundreds of years away but yes I think so I wonder I mean I don't know if it is I think if they start cracking the mountain China and they start giving birth to 8 foot tall Superman yes 12 inch dicks yes we're going to have a real issue yes the debate is how far in the future so I don't think we're going to start by using these Technologies to cure a monogenic diseases so you know like thalassemia for example so what diseases are certain immune deficiencies that disease where single Gene is defective and and those will be the initial targets but once we start with that eventually I think there will be people who will want to genetically engineer other people their box spring for example and modified them in a way that you suggest maybe not 12 inch dicks but may call Billy to run faster so far smarter than one of these side effects they showed with the genetic manipulation of these Chinese babies to eliminate HIV that they made him smarter unsurprisingly is anyone could predict the technology is not good enough to restrict the mutations to one reticular region of the genome so there were other changes in the genome in these children heard elsewhere rather than the targeted region which was to increase their immunity to HIV and we don't know what those are but doesn't kill those kids quickly we could make them better in some ways we have no way of knowing yet but I think their conclusion was that increase their intelligence I don't I think I have not seen those results and I think it would be premature it would be I'm smarter is going to get like 40% more clear so human being set up for a very long time they've been inventing when we invented weapons that was a technology that changed how we interact with each other so we have previously done this kind of thing I was invented a technology that chainsaw we interact with each other and I'm very interested in and discuss some of those applications I love to study history and I love to study like how crazy the world was 4000-5000 years ago a thousand years ago back in the future I got to take our understanding of the consequences of our actions are so different than anybody has ever had before we have just a Joe up a broader first of all we have examples from all over the world now that we can study very closely which I don't think really was available that many people up entirely recently you mean I'm sorry you're saying the examples are more numerous or capacity to discern the understanding of these over the world like this is like what do you've been telling you today about these the divers and others we just have so much more data yes and so much more of an understanding than ever before yes I love the idea that we are I mean I believe that this is probably the best time ever to be alive and I think that's probably I think that's true I think there's certainly a lot of terrible things that are wrong in the world today also true but I think that there's less of that and more good no I think that's right and but one of the argument that I make is this is a kind of Steven Pinker argument that your outlining which is you know with the emergence of I mean people are living longer than they ever have on the whole plant in fewer people in Starvation we have less violence I mean every indicator of human well-being is up and it's partly due or largely due in the recent last thousand years to the to the emergence of the Enlightenment and the Phyllis the philosophy and the science that was guided they burst about 300 years ago and 200 some-odd years ago and and culminating in the present and continuing so I think I think this is not just the kind of so-called the weakest view of history is not at the progressive sort of fantasy I think it's the case that these philosophical and scientific moves that our species made in the last few hundred years has improved our well-being however as we've been discussing today it's not just historical forces that are tending towards making us better off a deeper and more ancient and more powerful force is also at work which is natural selection its evolutionary and not just historical forces that are relevant to our well-being and we don't just need to look to philosophers to find a path to a good life natural selection has equipped us with these capacities for love and friendship and cooperation and teaching all these good things we've been discussing the good life across the world not just that that's contributing to our well-being this natural selection is literally why we are in this state now and why we are hoping this trend will continue yes and we will be in this better place 50 years from now 100 years from now you know you're given five fingers and an opposable thumb which allows you to manipulate natural selection is giving you an opposable thumb culture let you use a computer do you worry about the circumventing of this natural process by artificial intelligence that artificial intelligence is going to introduce some new incredibly powerful factor into this whole chain of events that by having sex robots and sex or are or robot workers yes things becoming automated I'm concerned I'm very concerned about how technology can affect our economy that these again these concerns were not the first generation to face these concerns that was similar concerns with the Industrial Revolution that workers were being put out of work when machines were invented nevertheless work persisted people still have jobs to do it was a disruption there's no doubt about it I think Google and the information revolution and these types of robotic automation are destructive they're going to affect how we allocate labor and capital and data in our society there's no doubt about all of that I thought you were looting to just to check if you were to the debate which I don't know the answer to on whether a I will know is are we going to face like a Terminator type existence where you know the machines rise up and kill us all or not and you do look very smart people on both sides of that debate and I read them all and like I would like he's right and then they'll be the guy that has the opposite and then yes it is Nuance but it's hard to know whether or not taking over our lifetimes right over hundreds of years yes you know is there time a thousand years from now when the human beings will say what the hell were our ancestors doing inventing artificial intelligence that they're wiping us out and I don't know the answer to that question I think there's an issue with the concept of artificial like artificial life artificial intelligence it's I think it's going to be a life is just going to be a life that we've created and I don't think artificial I just think it's a different kind of life I think that we're thinking of biologically-based life of the sex reproduction in terms of the way we've always known it as being the only way that life exists but if we can create something and that something decides to do things it's through the yes you that's very charitable of you and it's a people make that plain some people think that you know those machines in the distant future will look back at us as like one stage of evolution that dated in them that we are always said that we are some sort of an electronic caterpillar that he has know that it's going to give birth to a butter be added making a cocoon we don't even know we had doing that's a great metaphor I have a hard time accepting that cuz you're a person yes it's against my interests are so flawed all these things we've outlined all the problems with those are go away with artificial intelligence it deep philosophical questions I mean I don't think it's inevitable and I think if the single-celled organisms are sitting around wondering what the future going to be like where are we going to be replaced will they make antibiotics artificial life won't have those problems because it won't be emotionally based won't be biologically based it'll just exist that's a really good story we're so flawed why not are flies worth it but there is something wonderful about us and I think that would that wonderful creative quality is the reason why we created artificial life in the first place like this. It's the Egyptian you know the the the the pyramids or other kinds of artistic expression we seem to have had a desire to transcend death you know to make things that sure that look Scott's but weren't alive run forever so I mean I think in that regard I think you're quite right that it's not going to stop at Tennessee how can stop now you're you're very is I said charitable positive take on the claim and your analogy to single-celled organisms which are just you know but a fleeting not a fleeting they're still there but a phase in our Evolution you know is something I'm going to have to be thinking about it because it's disturbing honestly what's an objective perspective race which I really can't but if I tried to fake it I would say oh I see what's going on here yeah these dummies are buying iPhones and new MacBooks because they they know that this is what's going to help the production of newer more Superior technology has the more we consume it's also based I think in a lot of ways our insane desire for materialism is fueling this and it could be an inherent property of the human species that it is designed to create this artificial life and that literally is what it's here for and much like an ant is creating an ant hill and do you have some sort of a future plan as kids and 401k plan that will we're doing is like this inherent property of Being Human Being our curiosity or Wanderlust are all the other things all these things are built-in because if you follow them far enough down the line 100 years 200 years early leads to artificial life yes I think I think that's possible and of course we're not going to be alive to test that idea there's money will crispr and all this crazy s*** that's coming down and I'll come on Innovation people always happens if you go back every decade people saying just around the corner just around the corner these things are take forever they're very hard biological systems are very hard to engineer course the people who do that kind of work will often I think a lot of them engaging snake-oil in other than want to find the receiver or that I think it's entirely possible that there's a twenty-year-old listening to this podcast


    Yale Professor Nicholas Christakis, "It's Nature AND Nurture!" | Joe Rogan
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    I bring I have a golden retriever we have a week. We have a white black yellow lab and Mastiff and pit bulls and German Shepherds no small we have a dachshund to you don't have small dog my oldest daughter has a tiny chihuahua my point being is that you can see if you get a dog from a breeder you really can see how they can cultivate certain types of behavior like a good example of my Mastiff who passed away this year he came from this guy who bred dogs for films and for police training and he was the most calm most chilled-out dog I've ever had in my life he was a giant dog is 140 lb but he entrust him with a baby I'm so cold like everything was like totally hate but this guy purposely anytime a dog showed any aggression towards people or any aggression towards dogs would let him breathe so how can anyone hear the stories like that or no stories like that and not then also think the genes play a role in human behavior children should I go okay this is not this isn't each of you starting today they were born this way. My f*****-up brain you know there's something in there like they're not to seem like they don't see how crazy I am eternally how hard are working things they how obsessive I get with think there is doing and is very weird and it's very weird because you see what how much of me is me deciding to be this person and how much of has no choice about half and half I would say overall an average across Straits how much do you think gets passed down through genetics in terms of inclinations like like the nature Edition yes about half I can you look at a group of people and some are more risk-averse than others about about half of that has to do with her jeans has to do with how they were raised or what environment they grew up in so you know there's a kind of an eight and it's too many of our qualities and you can shake them you know for example you can't you couldn't make me a musician unfortunately I have almost no musical talent I can dance I think I mean I think others would even say that I can do that but that's not just like I think I can do this but I can't but I have no musical ability whatsoever bring me I don't think to be a musician but so some of it is being born and some of it is is is taught for all of these qualities yes it's a fascinating thing to watch it emerge from a child isn't it yes it's apparent you see where we have adopted like I my mother had three biological children and I have two adopted siblings that come from actually a multiracial family have a black sister and a Chinese brother and my mother was an incredible human being she died I was 25 she was 47 and we have been foster parents my wife and I and in so and might we have lots of adopted kids and extended family in addition to biological kids and so you can see you can see the play of jeans you can see the extent to which kind of inherited traits that these people that we all have and you see the shaping by how you're raised and you know so both are important and why or nurture it's both always almost in every single trait actually well that's not the case with so many things in this life we wanted everything to be buying are yes it's it's not it's a total and an inability to see any gray and some people think and I think that's what your time by some people think that we are hardwired to like dichotomies to see you know male and female an up-and-down and good and evil and then left and right into simplify the World by find it and that we like it that is soothing to us to think that the world can be divided into two categories but in fact many times not always like up and down is sort of clear and it's harder that's harder to live in the gray yes I completely agree and that's why I've always been a poem and I think it's an incredibly foolish deny that people find comfort in denying they find comforted mean tribal define comprehend them yeah us vs them the classic yes yes it's foolish and dangerous actually now sometimes and or I'll sue them there are circumstances in which it's a different survival Anatomy you know it's me or him and or I'll sue them there are circumstances in which it's a different survival but I kind of worldview which says we are good they are evil as I we've been saying a different kind of ways and different parts of our conversation is I think foolish and wrong and ultimately self-injurious actually yeah so


    Yale Professor Weighs-in on Anti-Vaxxers | Joe Rogan
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    the capacity to openly debate ideas and to expose ourselves to ideas across the gamut and political ideas about scientific ideas so how are we going to win the battle against anti-vaxxers like how are we going to persuade people who believe that vaccines kill people for which there's no scientific evidence that they're wrong we could imprison them but that's Force we could vote which is sort of what we're doing or saying okay well you are minority group who believes allow you to control policy or we could try to win the Battle of ideas and persuade them ultimately that's the only path that's in my view that gets us to where we want to be yeah and just an honest assessment of the actual data like what we really know and understanding how the scientist come to the conclusions and put their the problem is these Echo Chambers were people get involved with online that magnify all these beliefs and you get radicalized also true people get involved these Facebook groups is anti-vax Pacer Facebook groups or you know all of the all sorts of different things and that's how these Flat Earth people get going yes they start listening only two people that are involved in this circle that don't have a greater understanding of the science involved in a cruise to the flat or cruiser Flat Earth right now if you saw it to the wall that's a new Wrinkle in the world flat earthers used to think that the water was shown falling off the disc of the earth you know like the edge of the Earth it was just a disc now the new theory that there's a nice wall actually it is it's kind of not falsifiable that is to say you could get on a cruise and sail to the edge of the Earth and you would find a wall of ice there so you Antarctica write the you don't get to an edge there's no way there's a nice wall is what they're saying now and are you aware of hashtag space is fake no I'm not I understand myself and that's in my space is a bunch of people that believe that space is fake okay it's not real. No real space and that there's like lights up there on that this is some sort of a plan by Satan it's a lot of it very biblical why the flat-earth stop is very biblical it has to do with the firmament and they use descriptions and depictions from the Bible yeah it's super Bazaar and it was really bizarre as when you listen to the YouTube videos or these discussions that are done by people that use words that are real they string them together correctly they have like full sense as they appear to be articulate it's very confusing if you're a dummy if you let you listen to those a lot of sense he's not but it sounds like he's making a lot of sense cuz using all these words that are correctly uses no arms he's saying it articulately there's it like it everything seems like like all my bags in it this man is exposing if you only listen to these anti-vaxxers they're making so much like all my God is giving everybody all sorts of ailments. How it does that which is not its uses as you say scientific words but it's actually not scientifically correct ride do you know what does this was then does That Was Then does that they lay out a kind of causal chain is false and then there's a problem of nuance in perspective because there's so many people that get vaccinated as hundreds of millions of people in this country billions of people worldwide and then there are instances rare appearances were people have real issues against vaccination well there is are somewhere they have real issues so for example there's some vaccines which are known to cause hurt neurological conditions rarely one of the million or one of 100,000 extension more commonly is a situation in which you have vaccination is so, and everyone is getting vaccinated and often that occurs near to An Occurrence of some other rare condition one out of a million you have 300 million exactly if 3 million 1 million people with an issue is a big deal with 300 million people yes you easily could have 300 really big case it us you know 300 cases website and then you bring those in front of people and it's 298 more in his holy s*** you know it doesn't feel good if it's your child but when we look at the greater perspective of humanity and you say we'll listen you don't wanna bring back smallpox you don't want your child to get measles babies can get measles when they can't even be vaccinated for it this is one of the reasons why we need to vaccinate children to make sure they don't get measles yet children's lives a woman yesterday who is an expert and she's a medical store in an expert in Victorian era surgery Lindsey fitzharris and she wrote this great book called The butchering art and in it there's all these images you should one of them she brought up of what smallpox actually looks like when I get it an expert and she's a medical store in an expert in Victorian era surgery Lindsey fitzharris and she wrote this great book called The butchering art and in it there's all these images you should one of them she brought up of what smallpox actually looks like when I get it


    Joe Rogan Educates Yale Professor on Chicken & Waffles
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    perspective in your understanding of what it means to be a person go to these different environments and try to help to you yeah they're different in different foods are different art and their different architecture and you got all this is also possible to people can live like this yes and you even begin to see why they live like that you know like you initially you go to Greece and you have resin flavored wine you had Cena and you wondering why were these crazy Greek put pine resin in there ruining perfectly good white wine and then after a while you start to say you know this is not a crazy thing after all if you acquired taste for the first time the first time I had Scotch whiskey I didn't know what I thought about it and now I love whiskey right it's an acquired taste so the first time you drink something like that you think you know yes they put resin they put pine resin in there white wine the chill it I should have brought you some email with an acquired taste was Kool-Aid Delicious from the beginning cold yes that's right no I'm not sure about what I should mention but anyway by love Papa can you like chicken Roscoe's Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles with my family perfectly delicious maple syrup I live in Vermont and I make maple syrup I tap my own trees and I have even people hard time for waffles and chicken again this is nonsense. Chicken and waffles and chicken tastes like cat litter compared to Roscoe's also sweet Chick-fil-A could try to get this out of here I get it I love it I guess I've been there it's great Roscoe's okay I'll have a reason why does an hour-and-a-half wait on a Sunday how long you in town for just a day maybe I'll be back though I'll be back in a couple of weeks when I was doing news radio 95 you left the Massachusetts no I went to the ER for a couple years then I moved out here and I moved out here 94 radio they got it for like you can order lunch and someone ordered Roscoe's Chicken what is this good it's so good and afterwards you better have nothing to do man we got to go into a food coma son anyway we get to that


    Yale Professor Explains Why Humans Need Friendship | Joe Rogan
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    evolutionary origins of a good society when did you start this about 9 or 10 years ago and I at the time in my lab we were doing research on friendship we were doing research on on why people have friends it is actually it's not it's not difficult to provide an account for why we have sex with each other many animals are most animals are most animals reproduce sexually and it's not hard to provide an account for how or why we why sex originated why we reproduce sexually it's not hard to provide an account for why we are choosing our mates or why we are careful of who we have sex with but human beings don't just mate with each other we befriend each other we form long-term non-reproductive unions two other individuals to come we're not related that's very rare in the animal kingdom very few creatures do this we do it certain other primates elephants certain whales and that's mostly it so the question is why so I became very interested in my lab and trying to understand the Deep origins of friendship why would natural selection have equipped us with his capacity and that's at the station for an exploring all kinds of other things in our lives like why we love each other for example why do we why do we eat when we have sex with the person we tend to become a did that we develop emotional sentiment about them that's not an essential to having sex yet we do that and then I became interested in other kinds of good things like not as just love and friendship of cooperation and teaching teaching is another crazy thing you we take it for granted that we teach each other but think about this most animals are able to learn so little fish in the ocean learned that if it swims to the light it finds more food there so the fish then learns to temperature be Tropic to to move towards the light that's individual learning some animals develop was called social learning social learning is really efficient so if I put my hand in the fire I learned that I burned myself I pull my hand out I've learned something I paid a price and I'll learn something I could observe you putting your hand in the fire you pay all the price but I gave most of the knowledge it's almost as good as the fire the social learning is super efficient learning from others but we take it to an even further level we don't just possibly observe other other animals have our own species and learn from them we teach each other that is very rare in the animal kingdom where one animal sets out to teach another animal something so the book is it is is a is about the evolutionary origins of a good Society it's also a kind of response kind of pushback a long tradition in The Sciences of attention to the bad parts of our nature you know scientist in my view have for too long been looking at the origins of of murder and tribalism and selfishness and mendacity but but I think the bright side has been denied the attention it deserves because we have also involved to love and to befriend each other and to be kind to each other and to cooperate and to teach each other all these good things and I'll shut please don't confuse the thing your sister have one way to think about this this must have been the case that the benefits of a connected life outweigh the costs we would not be living socially if my exposure to you harmed me on that if I came near you and you were violent to me you killed me or you gave me misinformation you told me to lie about the world then my connection to you would ultimately harm me that I should be better off living as an isolated animal so animals that come together to live socially there the benefits of that must outweigh the cost my living us living as a group so all this attention to the ways in which our interactions are bad that we kill each other that we steal from each other that we lie to each other that we have tribalism and all of these traits which we do every centuries replete with ours I'm not like panda I don't think like in Pollyanna like how everything's great that's not me but what is me is a kind of optimistic focus on the good parts of our of human nature and the recognition that does good parts Mustin Toto overwhelmed the bad parts well they certainly have to there's so many human beings that means obvious that this is working a propagated we're everywhere you're exactly right in the argument and that's disgusting the book The Way We have achieved the kind of social conquest of the Earth the way our species is is a spread-out occupy every Niche which is also very rare most animals live in one you'll Grizzlies live in in this part of the world they don't live in Amazonia and you do polar bears live in this part of the world they don't live in in Arizona everywhere and the way we have come to be do that is by the capacity to have culture to teach and learn from each other to accumulate knowledge so in the book I talked about a lots of this famous in a story called The Lost European explorer Files about how European explorers are lost they lose their supplies they wind up dying and but they're in an environment in which other people thrive and survive because they have learned to how to live there so we've spread out around the world and then don't there's a chapter in the book at the beginning about shipwrecks so so I have this one so I have this to do in the beginning of book is ice a look it's clear that our genes shape the structure and function of our bodies it is increasingly clear that our genes also straight shape of structure and function of our minds are behaviors whether you are risk-averse intelligent you are whether you are Wanderlust these properties are properties that depend in part on your jeans but it's also clear to me and that's what the book argues is that our genes shape not just a structure and function of our bodies not just the structure and function of our mind but also the structure and function of our societies and to really prove that what we would need is something known as The Forbidden experiment in the Forbidden experiment is an experiment in which we took a group of babies could never been taught anything were a cultural had no culture and Stranded them on an island and left them on their own to see what kind of society they would make when they grew up your how would they organize themselves socially is their kind of an innate society that human beings are for pre-wired to make an Essence unethical and cruel but actually monarchs for thousands of years have contemplated this experiment so Herodotus rights in about how one of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs wanted to know what kind of language would what was the natural language we had in us that we would speak if we were not taught a language so this Pharaoh it is said took two babies and gave them to a mute Shepherd to raise to see how the children speak when they grew up and nnn. Emperor Akbar attempted this there was a couple of European Kings that attempted this obviously we can't actually do this so what I do in the book is I look at a series of other approximation of that and one chapter is devoted to looking at groups of men typically but sometimes men and women who between 1500 and 1900 there were 9000 shipwrecks many more thousands of ships were lost at sea and in 20 of those cases we found 20 cases where at least 19 people were stranded for at least two months and there's a kind of here's a map of the tell you about but here's a map of the of the shipwrecks like these are that all over the world that where they occurred and when they occurred and how many people there were and and so then I I I got all the original accounts from the sailors from the people on the wrecks and all contemporary archaeological excavations of those racks were where they have been excavated and and try to understand what kind of society did these isolated cruise actually wind up making and there was some amazing stories that were found in there so they stayed for at least two months how many of them actually established a real civilization how many do they didn't forever no no one was stuck forever most of those Crews were eventually affect all of those Crews had at least one Survivor because if they had all died then I wouldn't be able to know about them Sailors were stranded in Australia I think somewhere in the Pacific and they managed to catch a big petrol one of those huge birds that you know like the Condor and and they they put a little note in a little tiny bottle and they tied it to its feet and this petrol 3,000 of miles and landed in Australia and was found with a note indicating where the ice stranded Sailors were and a ship was sent to go find them in and they got there but they had all died they were all gone so that you want this bird a bird choice you would communicate rather than each oh I think yes yeah for a little bit but there were many cases where everyone survived I mean there was one pair of cases that I was amazing to me in 1846 in South Auckland Island just north of a Arctica south of New Zealand the Grafton was wrecked on the southern part of the island camera Big Island was it's in the book of maybe the same 90 miles long or something or 20 miles long is 20 miles long on the southern part of the island five men are wrecked in the Grafton and on the northern part of the island the infraco Rex 19 men are wrecked on the Enrico all the Grafton crew survives the in bulk who's on the island at the same time they never encountered each other they're struggling for survival it's like a like an experiment like who's going to win and for various reasons anyway so the point is that in the book I start with a series of stories about how people come together to make attempts to make new civilizations I use the example of unintentional communities with with shipwrecks I have I looked and it intentional communities like communes and then decubitus and Israel and 1970s communes in the United States in the 19th century communes in the United States actually going back to Roman times has been groups of people who said societies f***** up I'm going to go and we're going to make it a cat you know we're going to start afresh I look at settlements in Antarctica of a scientists I look at the Pitcairn new the Mutiny on the Bounty I look at the Shackleton Expedition many many cases of stranded isolated groups of people trying to make a new social order and then I also use data from experiments we doing my lab we have the software where tens of thousands of people have come and play these sweet we can create these temporary artificial societies of real people or people come and spend an hour or two and we would his god-like way can engineer the society we can have a lot of inequality or little inequality or various other features and then we can observe what happens and I looked at all of that did all those stories and say look there is a deep and fundamental way that no matter what human beings make a society's or under fundamental principles about society which are as innate as the fact that you have two kidneys most people almost everyone or your pancreas makes insulin but they're very different all throughout the world right I mean there's totalitarian Society around the world just like you said to tell train societies there's people have different foods and they have different ways of dressing and there's enormous cultural variation and it's marvelous an interesting an obvious to anybody but I think we're missing the forest from the trees to me this is like you and I are sitting on a plane and we look it up a hill that's 300 feet and 900 feet and we say those are very different Hills but actually took a step back we would see that we aren't we were on a plateau and one was a mountain that was ten 300 feet and another was a mountain that was 10900 ft and actually there is much more deep and fundamental plate tectonic forces that are creating these two mountains that are very similar but we are just focused on The Superficial top so the argument in the book is that everywhere in the world people have friendship people love their Partners people cooperate people teach each other these are fundamental common principle shared by everyone even though there's also a lot of variation 10900 ft and actually there is much more deep and fundamental plate tectonic forces that are creating these two mountains that are very similar but we are just focused on The Superficial top so the argument in the book is that everywhere in the world people have friendship people love their Partners people cooperate people teach each other these are fundamental common principle shared by everyone even though there's also a lot of variation


    Professor From the Yale Halloween Costume Controversy Explains What Happened | Joe Rogan
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    with the infamous Halloween costume incident at Yale where explain that for people who don't know what happened cuz it's kind of crazy seeing it went National how to balance the conflicting needs friends that conflicting needs I swear everyone Sarah felt welcomed as we democratized admissions to our American universities I think we should have people from all walks of life have started moving into these institutions claiming them for their own which I think is appropriate but at the same time these institutions had wonderful heritage's of commitment to free expression and open debate and and reason as a principal for resolving our differences and and some of those values came into tension and so around the country there a lot of heat about this and I happened to walk into a propeller myself and and wound up in some challenging circumstances and you know I was not it was not the worst thing that's ever happened to me but you know it was in the top ten challenging moments I've had in my life let's say that's a very lawyer like way of describing exactly what happened do I struggle I mean you can tell the story if you want and then I can correct things but here's the thing is it's my job to be a teacher and I have taken responsibility for teaching young people and it is the case that many people lost their mind semi-longhair senses and and and the faculty Dennis early do what they should have done but but the thing is is that you know my commitment is my commitment is to is to teaching more generally and I don't want to be defined by that event I don't want that to be, the most important thing about me you don't have this book or this book that we're going to talk about that is an important thing in my life and Stan she ate my values it talks about what I think is important about the world so so I'm trying to be balanced about it just one thing that happened I did my best let me let me help out here because you're being so nice about the whole thing so people know what we're talking about there was an incident that was captured on someone's cell phone where you were standing here it was an hour of footage five or six different angles so it's viral but I want to emphasize that they were many people filming that day and an hour or more of the two or three hours I was out there as available but well I'm glad that you had the courage to do that though to stand out there and those kids but some of them were clearly there's something that happens when people become extremely self-indulgent when they know that they have this platform and they have someone who is in a position of authority and they get to hamstring them in front of the public and that's what I felt was going on just my understanding of human nature I knew what you was doing what you was doing by shouting and screaming this is our f****** home you know I will you know we're supposed to be safe here I was like oh I see what's going on she's throwing up the flag of virtue for all of her friends to see how amazing she was so she's putting on a show people do that it's it's it's human nature you handled it admirably and you stood there and you you just listen to her and you never yelled back and you never raise your voice and you remain calm but that's sort of environment where the children and I want to see children they're basically adults but acting like children this is one of the ironies it people that age you know can fight in wars and that's lose their lives then so I think it's a it's a digital chance was on the one hand it's right inappropriate to hold people responsible for their actions certainly if you're 20 years old you're an adult you're still growing you're still changing you're still learning I'm not the same man I was when I was 20 but you have to be responsible for folks who don't have a twenty-year-old in their life and don't remember what it was like yeah you're not fully-formed thing yet you're you're filled with chaos emotions and hormones and and then you're at school and you're probably away from the instructions of your parents for the first time and you know you're cutting loose and trying out new new ways of communicating that way it's it's a lot of it's a mess but Ma people felt horrified watching after you were subjected to that when you're being very reasonable and also what it all came about was your wife had sent out an email saying like hey maybe you should be okay for someone to wear a f*****-up Halloween costume. Maybe it's okay to Super someone to dress up like crazy horse we had out once in our political lives in general in our country right now and then also in the in the Nuance in the way we think about difficult topics so what Erica was saying was not that necessarily that she was not taking a position on any particular costumes like this is okay in fact maybe the costumes that would have defended the students offend her what she was saying was that she didn't think the university should be telling students what to wear right and she was asking students at this age at Yale do you really I want the university to be sending you guidance on what you are perhaps you should think about that your adult you're smart you're in an environment that privileges free expression do you really want to Grant the power to an institution to tell you how to communicate and people than I thought that she was saying that that she was defending a particular course of action what she was saying was you she was saying you students really want to surrender that kind of control over your own lives to older adults and apparently many students dead actually they wanted it so I don't believe they did I think they wanted absolute enforcement of what they thought to be wrong or right yes yes I think that's right so they they they they many but not all of the students I'm part of the motivation in in Erica writing that note was that many many of her students in effect many hundreds of other students felt infantilized by this policy and there have been a big build-up prior to that event including an article in the New York Times about these Halloween costume policies around the country and weren't they kind of ridiculous and so there was a there was a kind of a government where people were saying wait a minute do we really need adults to be told in this institution to spell given its commitments to open expression what to wear and keep in mind that there could be many ways in which the costume that offends you might not might I might not know why so let's say you have been abused by priests and you were the one of the rule said you shouldn't mock religion for example was what one of the one of the provisions so so a university-wide email went out signed by 13 people saying you know don't don't black people's deeply-held Faith Traditions but what if for the sake of argument you had been a up abused by a priest and you wanted it Halloween to dress up as a Catholic priest for example you're holding up a doll and someone else who had a different route was very deeply offended by that well who should adjudicate that like the role of the institution to come down and say yes you can express yourself this way no you cannot and so the argument was let young people learn let them sort it out themselves let them learn by talking to each other expressing themselves they know that hurts my feelings here's why it hurts my feeling another person to understand or I don't understand I reject that reason and answer to buy into a kind of commitment to free and open expression that actually I think ultimately serves the objectives of righteous social progress if we really want to do better in our society or in any society in my view we have to create an environment where we can talk to each other grad good-faith listen carefully make subtle distinctions and and Free People out to express what they're thinking so we can have a real Marketplace of ideas that's my commitment or my belief wasn't wonderful believe I love it I mean that's really I couldn't agree with you more more enthusiastically that's really that sounds like the best possible environment for growing up burning as long as you have someone to sort of moderate or someone to mediate if things go sideways a third-party mediator but you do need a shared understanding of of core liberal principles and these principles doing fluid as I mentioned earlier I kind of commitment to free and open expression a commitment to debate a commitment to reason so how are you and I going to come to a better understanding of what is true about the world we could fight writing in the stronger person would decide what's right we could vote doesn't seem quite right either you know 350 Cardinals voted the Galileo was wrong that didn't make Galileo wrong or we could use principles of reason and inquiry to try to appreciate the world together right we're looking out at the world saying that's confusing you know does the sun does the Earth revolve around the Sun or does the Sun revolve around the earth or does confusing should have King have money you know should have King have ultimate Authority state or is that not how we want to organize a state so we you and I look at the world and debate and think about okay and we exchanged reasons and we use evidence and ways of understanding and studying the world that to me is the only way to truth actually that some people will think that religion is a way to truth right they think that the truth is you know it's god-given for example now I am very sympathetic to religious belief systems but I don't think that's the way the truth that it's a way to some truth actually some wisdom but anyway so that's what our universities in our society are you birthdays are officially committed to that the models of our universities are all about free inquiry and pursuit of knowledge and our country is committed to that in our Bill of Rights right we have a commitment to free and open expression freedom of assembly freedom of religion and so forth and and those ground rules than in my view make it possible for us to have a better society and and there's more ice time I'm sure we will do that again I couldn't agree with you more. I just think we need more reasonable conversations and a screaming and less shouting people down and less stopping yes very weird because I don't remember it from the Vietnam War protests to what's going on today there was this long Gap where you didn't hear about University shut down speech yes this is fairly new this is within the last half-decade or so and in our society at large where you had the right wing was you're really interested in shutting down communist like if you were a professor or an artist who had far-left political views you were screwed yes and that's what what do you win if you would want went to a communist meeting you find out what it was all about us just to educate yourself people being criticized for following online people they disagree with yes across the political Spectrum from though I don't have any Monarch is someone my friend I have a friend who really believes he's so libertarian he thinks there should be private ownership of Roads I have a friend who really believes you still libertarian he thinks there should be private ownership of Roads


    Lenny Clarke Smoked Weed with Rodney Dangerfield | Joe Rogan
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    Rodney in the Rodney bathrobe days all the way up best Calabash way with unlimited Marina and I don't see how you doing today is preposterous I mean it's it's so strong that some people are having psychotic breaks and people having breakdowns and losing their mind ride the bike I smoke I swear my love to smoke I just I thought it was more creative when I was smoking you know it's just like like Collins or life found out you smoke pot derelict like you were doing her hair don't like you are a loser leaving if you were successful even if you were working everyday if you showed up on time if you were a pot smoker you were some of that was his downfall well everything's a gateway drug if you really want it to be there you know that those days of the bathrobe days were his best days it's a full-on I don't give a fuk days he didn't give a f*** it was just letting one of his first big National brakes on the HBO special in Schimmel hex dice Barry Sobel Tuesday it was it was not you know because we were out here and Rodimus audition everybody for it and makes you go ask him so I said nice to me I should be on my guess it's me and you up for the best spot to know if I spotted some may the best man win and we'll have a drink afterwards cuz I'm drinking now I got punched a f****** phone but there's a long ago I was so pissed about it what you want to go first so I went on and I f****** burnt that run against Jesus Christ we left there and we went up to The Tavern on the Green okay


    Lenny Clarke's CRAZY Sam Kinison Stories | Joe Rogan
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    appendix is first stop I had to fire him after the first show up and you know place in mall that they got 5 then he shows up at stitches at my gate and it comes walking it alphabet on each other found in the room. And by the end of the night they had hired him to come back to do the back room at the paradise fan running but oh my God Joey flies and every girl that's ever broke up with him and puts him all up in the same boat add Sam's most money but he was a little kid and he gets this horrible head injury and then all the sudden was Fearless like that happen to Roseanne same exact story hit by car on personality changes 100% becomes a totally different personality and becomes is wild Reckless person both of them they loved it and we became real good friends and it was it was just a time like that I never saw anything like that and what do you break into the preacher shelta my ear off in the front lights okay so I will go back to the place doing how's the weather you didn't shelters in makeup show that sold out here so we're going to play Montana Place post crazy crazy crazy at strip club strep throat cause I know you're married but about five minutes things are going to change you might want to know because once you open this door you'll never be able to close it again and I thought my alright brother okay it destroyed and there's blood everywhere The First Noel crying I never know what happened it was one guy magic because I want to know what but it look like it was broken I trashed place but like dangerously trashed and I don't know what happened that night you know Marc Maron was hanging out with him back in the day when Mark was a doorman at the Commodore for a year his head was broken he heard voices he came to Boston right after that when he was trying to get his brain back online it was about 4 days not many people could run with Pampers where we going now babe I don't know man it's just because you got no place to go not human he's a while motherfuker already changed, he really did you change what comedy was it it became did something before him it was people telling jokes but he was so outrageous and when he did that HBO special that one that he did from the Roxy and on Sunset I was that special changed comedy I go in and the cops the cops and if there's like someone in your life that you passed you do your brother or sister or mother the secret that won't you take that home I don't want you to get home and I want you to wipe your butt Phil Collins I forgot who the other guy was take a picture so we had to pull the time one of the best ever but then dropped off hard like he dropped off a big way you stopped writing too much partying his brother talked about in the book he just is what can happen like the right thing and he was just all about the ride and then also he became very very famous probably to famous right you know what we play The Outlaws of comedy at the dunes that's how long ago was Sookie and I got a call let me come quick Stamp Act so I go over Caesars Palace Starlight and I don't I don't know if she's is she still doing time to die don't know I have that you never came up in your country you say I work miles to school in the snow and my country you drop atomic bomb on what laptop so he drove I think I flew down and someone comes in Batman


    The DISGUSTING Reason Nobles Wore Powdered Wigs | Joe Rogan and Lindsey Fitzharris
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    cuz you'd also get advice on sexual disease cuz course everybody had like syphilis so this is a fake nose so everybody's would have lost their noses the soft tissue and the image that I sent through which will show in a minute on the guy has holes in his scalp as well find it attacked the brain it was really nice to people today you know I'll show these images on my Instagram or Twitter and people be like wow I didn't know if it was so bad all the time. Syphilis and started wearing wig and when they started wearing wigs other people started in you because they were the celebrities of the kingdom and the more wealthy you were like a syphilis make your hair fall out as well and so the more wealthy were the bigger and taller your wig would be that where is where the term bigwigs comes from illustrated book called The genlink is that and as it's sort of like an eighteenth-century newspaper and adds a newspaper moves on the women would have to sit at the bottom of the carriage because their wigs were so high in some cases on London they would cheer the fact that you know one braid up there an early form of rhinoplasty the that dates back to the Renaissance and you have to stay in that position for weeks while that grafted I believe this man was connected to his nose and they have taped and strap is arm to hit the top of his head so he should stay in this position while his the trunk of his arm grows into his face and then they're going to cut it and remove it when it develops its own blood supply oh my God how long does that last for the Mercury thing all the way to the 19th century and the gross disgusting don't scroll go back up here it yeah okay there it is Louis XIV only 17 is Mob start saying words bald is my daughter's reputation Louis hired 48 wigmaker's to save his image 5 years later can go is so but if you scroll down no one's washing themselves they don't know what germs are they have syphilis I don't know what germs are they have syphilis


    Why Doctors Used to Wear This Creepy Mask | Joe Rogan and Lindsey Fitzharris
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    it's so wildly different to the way we think and you know actually do you know what this is so I brought the sum if he were just listening it's it's a long beat masks doctors would have worn during the bubonic plague haunted in the 17th century by a French doctor and the idea behind it was so people thought that disease was spread by the sinkhole miasma which were like little particles in the air to sort of associated with bad smells so it's something smells bad it's probably not good for you is what they thought it kind of makes sense cuz it's like you know you're in a really if you're in the area of the Victorian. It's probably has a lot of smell behind it so what you would do if you would put sweet smell herbs into the beak and so you would be smelling the Senate would protect you from those evil miasma yeah you know is that a real one actually have a real one from the 17th century there's a lot of illustrations of the plague doctor and he would have been wearing my hat he would have been wearing a cape leather gloves deserved and on display at the wound are you another one Thurston made us a German Museum of medical history how much they can do for you they had a stick as well that they would swear to poke the patient with so they wouldn't have to touch the patient and kind of have them turn over and they can you know yes you have the plague there wasn't much they could do for you we did not know what on the door and so the people would bring food and then you know put a basket outside of your window with a rope and you take until they do that until everybody was dead in the house worth of the plated past and they felt that you were safe to come out into the general population so there was an idea that these things were contagious but not again in the way that we kind of understand disease diseases being spread today would not know what was going on what people do. you'd like what is it on end in people say you know all the plate Max is so terrifying and I always say that good luck you're saying that you know the big carnival that they have every year it's becoming harder to do because of security reasons so you have like a huge population of the city wearing masks and covering their identities around downtown LA what would that attach to your face cuz look straps or some other example he was showing it look like it was creepy play doctor what what do you think that would be if you didn't know


    Joe Rogan - There's No One Way to Live Your Life
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    AHS out loud I was friends with this guy that was in prison and in prison he learned how to play chess with his words you know with it it was just in his head and he was at the place that we used to play pool at in White Plains New York call Executive Billiards classic old school pool hall playing with this kid who is like a world champion chess player and his kid would come by and play pool is really young kid like like 15 16 years old and the two of them were sitting there playing chess with each other like just saying you know night to Queen to or you know whatever the f*** means and the guy would go stand up to the six but LaBeouf and they would go back and forth like this and I was like what I'm looking at it as a grid how are they keeping track with her f****** pieces are it was humbling very humbling was a very young mare that goes like 23 or 24 I got to see how f****** smart this guy was Getty still wound up in prison so it's like okay he was in the middle of the game once and he was gambling with this guy and this is the guy from prison was like super smart. Very sharp guy and he was talking to the guy was playing you said dude my wife told me if I don't get home by 10 she wants a divorce and 10 rolls around and yells out I guess I'm getting a divorce hours later he just racks the balls in the morning it was hilarious start playing my wife has been to come home by ten toes are weird times man growing up in like a suburb of Boston which was a really nice place I grew up in this place called Newton but the real quiet and quaint little Community to go from that 30ct pool halls of New York was really weird for me very very educational I got to see all these like Street Hustlers I got to hang around with these guys be friends a lot of homeless guy I had guys that were like a pool players that one up staying on my couch and nowhere to go into a couple of them and one of them who became my best friends guy named Johnny but it was like all these weird places gambling is weird strange places with these guys who like these semi professional players playing for hundreds thousands of dollars and just be a big crowd of guys all gathered around B12 in the morning and I'll be thinking these kids are older than me don't have families like what they doing this is a whole separate culture you know when you and underwear in a lot of ways meant a lot of ways was very underworld e i was obsessed with it two men just want to play pool all the time I wasn't very good but the guy that was around a very good was around a lot of guys are very very very good and you got to see liked the excitement of these wasn't just excitement that everybody was around was also the excitement that we were bending the rules we're all just a bunch of men hanging out at the Smoky place at 1 in the morning on a Wednesday and everyone is in it together we're all just in some way deranged Daryl licks you know some weirdos from society to configure their way to be able to be at this place at 1 in the morning on a Wednesday like why the f*** are you here man I do have responsibilities no one there had to be a responsibility when there was some sort of either a professional Gambler or they had like some of the guys from Fireman who they would they would put them on the 24-hour shifts and then we have a couple days off and just come to the pool hall and hang out with guys gamble so that means. Similar to stand up cuz I know you guys are like my f***** up friends that I like it's like too many people out there think that there's like only one way to live your life like there's a there's a bunch of ways to live life there's a lot the whole lot of world and everybody want you to think that way of living life is the way you should go about it too real tricky because they all want like the sort of confirmation bias they want they want you to confirm it went well tomorrow is a confirmation desire cuz they all want like the sort of confirmation bias they want they want you to confirm they want and what's more like a confirmation desire they want you to confirm that they're doing the right thing if you listen to them then you become happy and you know they they come up to you and him and I'm really really excited that you you told me how to do it this way because now I'm just living my life much better thank you very much


    What Keeps Joe Rogan Motivated?
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    you motivated you're so successful you got a lot of money you're doing okay everything you have seen you like Compass so many things so what what makes you go to the store on a on a Tuesday night to work on stand-up I don't look when you when you get success with something the best thing that it doesn't alleviate stress but it doesn't change the motivation motivation is always to create something that I like that I can be proud of that the people enjoy most importantly there's a bunch of people that watch my stand-up I got it I got to work at it I don't want to be an a****** I don't want to be that guy that you come to see my show and Hugo pair he didn't care he didn't try you don't think you I'm not going to be that we all have bad since I'll have bathtubs I'll try my best though I fucken try my best and I'm going to keep trying my best if I don't leave leave doubt in my own head I shouldn't be there if I do my best and just doesn't work I figure out what was wrong but if I don't do my best and doesn't work youfeellikeshit yeah that's true but I think that still feel like s*** even if it doesn't work and I did my best there was always kind of this Vibe of like I didn't try my best if I tried my best I would have crushed it but I didn't try my best so I didn't really fail yeah that's what I'm trapped that a lot of comics get into when they are in front of a small crowd no more. feel good about it and one time I was at the store and it was maybe like 12 or 13 people in the audience is the most real bad it was Paul Mooney's in the background and 12 or 13 people I'm just doing my act and movie starts laughing hard like a supportive laugh like he's with you hot laughing hard like a supportive laugh but he's with you hahaha in front of all those people


    Joe Rogan Watches Slap Fighting and Chess Boxing
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    total different world and a lot of that is his deep knowledge and understanding something in you being a smart guy I think you'd get into it because you love pro wrestling so it's like there's like you have at least you have a mindset for watching guys do things to each other and manipulate each other which is half of what's exciting about pro wrestling right some guy pulling off some crazy move even if it's orchestrated still a crazy thing these guys are pulling off on each other yeah I like that more because then I'm like all their friends and they work this out together my problem is I know they're getting hurt and then not even really fighting right maybe it's there hitting each other for sure they're doing things to each other and slam each other it's all real those guys get banged up and they do it way more so if you can watch in the guy who's fighting in the UFC they have practices that they can control so if they know that they have a hurt you no back hurt foot in La Push It in inside python they won't they won't kick they'll do things will they work around whatever injury they have with her when they're in the camp you can't do that when dudes are throwing you some you got a bad back and sometimes f****** picking you up but those guys get beat the f****** talkin to Dallas Page and Jake the Snake two guys have had on the podcast which they were amazing and especially Jake stories f****** crazy man what a nice guy big giant nice man like just genuinely friendly and and happy that everything's going well for him now crazy but that's a rough business is my point like they rather Lycra grappling I feel like real grappling for like if I was going to tell a person like what would be safer for your body I think pro wrestling harder on you I can see that it doesn't knock you unconscious in the repeated acts of those those guys are getting it all the time yeah all the time yeah I know I go back and sometimes I watch some older wrestling and it really makes me cringe has it got a lot of guys taking all these chair shot straight to the face right to the face yeah it's okay Ken Shamrock take this one to the head that sound like a gunshot it was crazy dude what is it about people getting smacked in the head Tom segura's been sending me these Russian slap championships have you seen this yet oh my God these guys stand in front of each other and smack each other in the face full clip but some of them are doing a terrible job they're hitting with their finger at again left finger they're getting fingered and then the other guys that are basically doing like a ridge hand strike to your neck that clipping guys on the chin like this and they file through that looks like a slap but this is not slap this is like a karate chop their like going like that to the head and then it turned it mean it's way harder and then some guys are or they're doing like a Bas Rutten Palm strike they're hitting like this the doing like a right hook to the head like that brutal knocked unconscious I like to see it but just with like older black moms they would take these guys arms together and let them have an MMA fight what is an MMA fights arm wrestling competition and they were taped together it sounds so stupid you can't imagine that Not only was it real but that the guy who created it was one of the original creators of the UFC like it's such a crazy idea they tape these people together their arms are taped together they can't even move away and then when they say go they start fighting how to get an armbar Sky guy's arm up dude he broke his arm on the table 100% if that guy keeps pulling on that thing he gets his arm snapped people can get I love it dude but that's real and not this is the other one chessboxing this is a legit 1/2 I think they box first and then they play chess right and it goes back and forth so they keep going back and forth that's a good move but seriously if you need who that's also be really fun if there is people who are horrible at fighting but really good at chess just lay down that's also be really fun if there is people who are horrible at fighting but really good at chess just lay down


    Ron Funches Lost Over 100lbs!! | Joe Rogan
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    us assholes we think of being spiritual him apps can you get on my board I'm just going to get on my board b-monster food now I put my foot in the back out I'm such a p**** when it comes to the ocean I was in Hawaii we went snorkeling divert the water and staring down it was cool we were by this refund but one of these m************ and I'm never getting in this water again one of those motherfuker or I passed the weight limit that you could go look doing some diving and I would always tell myself I didn't want to do it but now I want to do it when he gets home or if he's lazy change my guy trainer that was a big part of it and I changed my diet and started exercising buzzing from a guy who didn't exercise it all and eight multiple Philly cheesesteaks a day to a guy who eats a bunch of boneless skinless chicken breast and protein shakes and now I work at like six times a day and wow so what do you do for work now mom see the day that you don't just love back and biceps you know when I'm Rollin and whatnot to General weightlifting super York you do a lot Yeah Yeah Yeahs on how you feel how much butter do feel and how much you attributed to the working out the losing weight or both of them together it's a combination definitely the the diet and just feeling better Pennywise it is a big is very helpful but you know just doing two shows a night now you know that used to be a thing for me I used to be like really tired afterwards and now it's no problem I do a lot of voice overs and and other little things and sewing I'm always bouncing around from going like doing children weekend and coming home and then have to go to voice over on Monday morning and taking care of my son to help him with his homework and just being able to do that and not be I got to go pass out I'm tired you know that's the really the biggest deal being able to take on more so then I'm able to make more money so I was carrying my daughter around my shoulders every time she likes to get carried around she's 63 lb and washes on my shoulders after you know 40 minutes or so of that like it's f****** rough like it starts really hurting and next I can't really tired and I had to put her down and I was thinking like how crazy is that people that just carry that much extra around with them all the time they're always carrying around an extra 60 pounds and you don't think it's that much of a deal until you don't have it and then you walk with it yeah you know when you realize like even if it's not that like when a kid sitting on your next not like the ideal place to carry all the weight they actually make a a thing there's a company called the Outdoorsman give me the thing called The Atlas pack it's like a backpack frame but the bay I bet it's like one of those weight lifting post so you could slide in Olympic barbell or a Olympic played on into play to get you put as much as 90 pounds on it clampus think down and that it's sitting more on your hips it's way easier to carry even still it's f****** sucks man walking 45 extra pounds a box sucks and just knowing I think I just changed just changed my mindset about like before when I was just doing stand-up to do it and didn't think I was going to be successful it didn't matter I was just like I'm just living for today give me free pizza give me whatever and then I was like once this thing started changing a little bit I was like oh I'm things are happening I still don't even really know what I'm doing let me know if I give myself a better chance and just take care of my health take care of my body let me see how I can push these gift push these skills you know and it became more about not wanting to waste opportunities that's very cool that's cool I like that so your love of stand-up made you sort of concentrate even more on your own body yeah that crazy Your Love of yourself you love of your body look course you're going through it with your body but it was you love a stand-up Camilla, I could do some motherfuking body a crazy yeah love those stand-up love my son and love of fashion and I didn't you know when you get to certain size all your shirts guide dogs on them and you know I don't want that anymore yeah right into a triple XL I'm happy whenever anybody does anything that benefits to health and whether it's a whatever your motivation the end result is always good. It's always good no matter what motivations positive or negative if you want to prove somebody wrong you know or you just want to do just do better have a better path you know so it's oh so attainable for so many people so many people could at least be way healthier at least have way more energy at least I understand that feeling of just being like all day and every time I like burgers and fries and and like milkshakes and s*** like that if I really go off the deep end with my diet I feel like dogshit I feel terrible and his family I think I realized this is how a lot of people feel all the time Testament of what your body is capable to adapt to you know but once you start going the other way and started really getting healthy you really in your body becomes more sensitive to it you really are like oh I prefer not to cheat you know you do you still have that balance that I fun there's nothing wrong with an ice cream or something like that every now and again some sort of the they just think that your body has to be accustomed to getting what it needs that's what it is and for too many people to running on deficit so when your body just not getting it what it needs for long periods of time then you develop chronic inflammation and all sorts of other problems and this is what were people really suffering from you know there's they're suffering from a nutritional deficiency is probably lasted for years they probably never did you know some people they just did Goten 15-20 years without even thinking about their dying as you do dogshit you just eating stuff that doesn't have enough nutrients and your body just starts to get weaker is no way around just turn that starting solids eating healthy fish and and and you know some healthy meat and just take some vitamins to take some vitamin supplements real simple multivitamins can you sound like a whole thing athletic greens or something like it get your f****** Health online and it wants you do you like mentally so much better much clearer much happier much up here so hard though cuz we love mouth pleasure to the point where people poison their bodies to get mouth pleasure and it's constantly pushed in your face everybody always knows about all the time you have to make that effort you have to be able to want to cook at home and it's not it's not made easy and that's what I think we've come as a society less cool and less appreciative of effort you know you know but this also there's something really annoying about people that want you to eat healthy talking s*** about your diet while they're pouring fresh olive oil on top of the shity salad come on man leave me alone you know email NY enjoy something gross as long as the the majority of your diet is really healthy and you can get in those f*** off days it doesn't matter that your body will bounce back just don't don't put it in a deficit


    Joe Rogan on Jussie Smollett's Charges Being Dropped
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    yeah I did see that I love it as makes it so exciting for me I've been I've been where I lived in a couple days till my girlfriend I go to the craziest thing would be if they say he's not guilty cuz then you have to go what happened what happened what happened did he bribe somebody or did some new evidence come for that they had a bad investigation did the the two guys that were his witnesses that they get caught lying about something else get all the witnesses against them they might have caught them lying about something else and I don't know what to do and they have to abandon the case cuz then they're they obviously know that he's a lot these guys lied about something in Chicago in general may be the way they were going out to the investigation wasn't really aboveboard and if they if they have he's just like I'm not guilty and they have to actually go in and then present the evidence they don't have you know that they don't have what they really need to have you know that I know that game was going around like okay yeah well then do to Nigerian Maga guys build a tackle and jussie Smollett, in slow-motion put sunglasses on and get into the limo guilty music slow motion and gets in the limo and then do what you wearing ski masks and people are pulling on like one ongoing story and one of those Tarantino movies we got four stores like Pulp Fiction battling it out he's one of them when he gets not guilty to becomes a big twisties feel like you find out that some behind-the-scenes Shenanigans and s*** that led to this what happens we were like oh he's never going to work again in but now not guilty so does he get his own show the question what happened with the other thing is for the longest time Chicago has been thought to be a place that is like a you know what things can happen there you said you can make it happen right is that a fair way to say I love Chicago I Don't Wanna Be disparaging but there's been some some cases of corruption Graco replace most of them Mayors and stuff go to jail Chicago Illinois 3rd Mayors and stuff go to jail in the movie was the scene in the movie where someone says Chicago is the most corrupt Big City Illinois 3rd in the country


    Joe Rogan - Should All Drugs Be Legalized?
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    Riverdale is going to kill you first time smoking weed I guess it was not in the 90s was like 98 or 99 somewhere around then going to start smoking weed and amazing quote well whether I don't know whoever whoever that is congratulations made me laugh my ass off that's funny marijuana don't kill you Ron funches people still like that there's a lot of people like that in the middle of the country country sometimes it still don't they know that if you were sober podcast would have been way better you're sober man you would have been so weird in the hood area little bit sketchy and then while we're going there within a year or two later the guy who ran it got shot and robbed there with my bangs using Jack's it wouldn't I wouldn't accept checks and credit cards so everything was weird even though it was medical and it was legal you had a get it through nefarious ways and then slowly but surely the stigma start to erase how do you feel I should have qualified that about making all drugs legal do you think that that would ever happen and given what we know about Prohibition something interview given what we know about Prohibition like a how bad it was for alcohol and I'll popped up the organized crime and caused a lot of problems do you think it would be a wise thing to make all drugs legal and that's a tough question for me intelligence in their decision-making right and that's what you're trying to leave toys that the that the individual is very intelligent and they're going to make their decision no matter what and that if I put any stigma Thule just like you know like you know prostitution things like that you're pretty you're just adding extra jail time after obstacles extra life-threatening situation and you also penalizing people for their own choices instead of propping up organized crime LOL as well as brother bring up organized crime but if you seen the effects of drug addiction which I've had on occasion you so hard to go like yeah that should be okay you know so it's it's not that clean now I don't think marijuana should be legal I have absolutely do I think that you shouldn't have Sarah legalized heroin no I don't think so I don't think so either but I think that I think that's a real problem with infant televising adults that the real problem is like if you are 25 years old or older and you decide you want to try cocaine who's who's why why can they say you can't do that why says who can you put me in a jail grows from the ground is a plant they take that plant a process that they turn into cocaine they still use it legally for lidocaine and medical grade cocaine they still use it for the flavor of Coca-Cola they still use the leaves they still use the plant like I don't even do Coke but who the f*** do you think is making money selling truck cuz there's a lot of coke that's one thing that's complete no dude Billy Corben the guy who directed it was on the podcast yesterday he's he's fantastic and he's got this new documentary called screwball about Alex Hernandez and steroids in baseball and all this crazy my apologies out Alex Rodriguez and this guy made a documentary called Cocaine Cowboys and it's all about how crazy during the big cocaine days Miami was and I one year the entire graduating class of the sheriff's Academy the police academy whatever it was they either were murdered or they were arrested for corruption the whole everyone the entire class with the entire graduating here like ever it was a wild west chaos and it was all these Pilots bringing in millions of dollars worth of coke and they had bags of money buried in their backyard it's f****** crazy at interest it's great man it's great it's a two-part series of it says there's two parts do to Black Mafia Family you have you ever watch any documentaries about them house inside of Atlanta and they Transit that one point they were running like most of the south-south he's had bad is too damn Big Meech and then they decided like we should legalize and get into a rap but they had never done anything like that before and they were very blatant about it so they all of a sudden these people who work came out of nowhere which is all unlike every magazine they have this thing where they were interviewing police officers and they had this big dzine they have this thing it where they are introduced interviewing police officers and you had this big billboard when you would landed and Lana that would go through that we just a BMF we own the world and they were just out there and they would throw these big parties with tigers and stuff and they only had one recording artist it was just like they weren't good at pretending not to be drug dealers


    Joe Rogan - Corn Flakes Were Invented to Stop Masturbation w/Lindsay Fitzharris
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    this is such a circular metal metal Contraption with teeth on the inside or just yeah it's basically similar to what we like the one in the screen it has like they were trying while they're trying to get people to stop masturbating boys with a fast with with masturbation he thought that a lot of his patients were suffering from all kinds of mental ailments and physical ailments because they were masturbating too much and he thought that a diet Blandon Blandon high in fiber would kind of kill the fire in the belly and so he invented what became Kellogg's Corn Flakes became the commercial version with the delicious sugar added in so that was the brother's idea from a claim about it stop stop all contemptible onanism what is onanism 18th century what kind of time to think about it it's a Victorian Obsession cuz it becomes more and more accepted idea in medical terms but is another one is really hot yeah there they came in all shapes and sizes and that's like a Thai steel cup the show afterwards but they would be good news is Ron is a hilarious comedian so we're all good we might have to redo the entire show just with Ron and Justin Rainer the end of it I knew I thought you know what I was going to show I'm like what can I bring Joe Rogan that's going to stimulate the conversation and anti-masturbation device they thought that it was causing all these ailments they thought it was causing all these different problems tasteless biscuit you know crumbling them into their little did he know that someone is that s'mores and awesome Kellogg Corn Flakes all this kind of stuff that has sort of a medical background and wasn't there a medical background in the term hysterical that hysterical was related to I would like incense and all kinds of things too kind of like Get It Like Hoops it back into place I can't imagine the people going to start following me after this where women would go to the doctor to get stimulated as well right is that true or is that I believe and I could be wrong on this that there was a Victorian idea that a woman had to orgasm in order to become pregnant so that was that was an important part of it wasn't just a Victorian thing I'm pretty sure they taught me that in high school weird what there was there was this might of completely remember this incorrectly again so I was 5:15 at the time I remember when I think that was really recently that it does sound like I'd now I picture you went like a really Big Toria really nice cool you know you look at that sort of buttoned-up Victorian mentality dresses over the legs of pianos and chairs and stuff like that they did marble shirt that I remember but I really do remember something on it with that because of what I just did it right it says it's not real good but it is something I remember where he talked about during one of his speeches that it's right we did we did fact check


    Joe Rogan | The First Anti-Vax Movement w/Lindsey Fitzharris
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    and it's smallpox a lot of people I don't know if I did I send you a picture of smallpox Jamie why people think so it's it's like chickenpox like it's a really awful disease and it's the only disease that we have eradicated ever in human history very common it was it was very feared as well because it was so disfiguring and so if you were for instance a wealthy woman and you got smallpox and you were scarred your family might worry that they couldn't marry you off so you know it was one of those diseases that left its mark on you literally and it also has a high mortality rate as well but it wasn't like chicken pox thankful the people figured out how to get rid of something and smallpox vaccine was invented in eighteenth-century most people don't know it's it's that old dr. Edward Jenner invented it and actually the biggest anti-vaxxer movement or protest happened in the 19th century hundred thousand people turned out to March and Britain against Jenner people thought that their children would turn into cows because he use cowpox the virus cowpox to bastogne Unity on two people and so there was this huge fear that you know dirty to kind of insert this animal virus into people and there's a big protest a hundred thousand people to protest the fact that sticks parents have been jailed for not vaccinating their children and so the stories is much older than we think and the fear is that we have about vaccines or not that dissimilar to what people worried about in the past as well which incredible figure that is incredible today with the internet that mean you can find out I mean I had dr. Peter hotez on recently to talk about back pain and the misconceptions of people have and he explained that they isolated a bunch of different environmental factors that end genes that contribute to autism but that are all takes place in the womb I want to hear that the real danger that is actually harder to get that message out but a lot of you know you get famous start of cartoons of of people through turning the cows the cartoonist my new husband is cartoon isn't so it's like it's this way of the powerful way of kind of contain images and spheres and stuff and so yeah people people had that fear of vaccines for a long time but Edward Jenner coming up with his vaccine undoubtedly saved millions of people's lives but yeah it's just so it's so amazing that that's the problem is still around today you even with all the information that we have available do you know it is that idea of what you can't see it's hard to convince people and with Lister you know what you think about it hears this young guy and he's coming along he's saying the reasons Isabel little creatures and their killing your patience and trust me I have this really weird instrument called a microscope and I can see them and it was a leap of faith he was also accusing the older surgeons of inadvertently killing their patients because if they weren't washing their hands and higher mortality rates the younger generation and he changes their minds and so it's a slow burn it's not like you know the movie moment unfortunately where it just happens all at once and it takes quite a long time and it's it's weird that takes so long because if you think about him coming in 1876 to America's after the Civil War people were dying soldiers were dying of high infection rate they were packing wounds with mud comes to Philadelphia to convince the medical community and speaker after speaker just denounced him on the first day and then he gets up and he he does his demonstrations and he starts to slowly change people's minds but it takes a long time but the cover of the of the American book is on the American version I should say is a famous painting by and see that by Samuel gross call the Gross Clinic in the middle I think he's so didn't believe in Lister that he would walk into the room he slammed the door and he stayed there Mr lister's germs can't get in anymore and you can see in this that he's stick he's wearing his street clothes he's sticking his Dirty Fingers into this wound and there's a woman in the background and she's covering her face and she's the mother of the patient and she's wearing black because she expects her son to die so it's so this is the u.s. cover and for the UK cover I think I sent that to Jamie it's I sent you a picture book cover side-by-side it's another painting by eakins and it was done within 10 years and it's called the Agnew clinic and it's totally different because the doctors are wearing white


    Joe Rogan on Botched Plastic Surgery
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    look the sort of you were in quite a bit of personal anguish yourself as well so you have this deep attachment to and I can cook no problems in the 21st century you look at these guys because they've been shot for the face and Jaws are missing and Harold Gillies really designs were starts plastic surgery as we know it and it was a time when losing a limb major hero but losing your face made you a monster so these guys are really isolated and so what Gillies does he gives them their identity back so it starts on the battlefields of World War 1 and it's going to kind of follow Gillies throughout I like to do character-driven story history Through The Eyes of one particular person of the history of plastic surgery and I'm hooked on that show botched oh yeah chlamydia and how do we feel about that and I'm telling you I'm 37 I'm feeling bad about my body I can imagine if you're like 14 and awkward in your Barb you know I have access to these accounts in the effect it has on young people on Instagram and everything ourselves to others through social media and children particularly girls instances of suicide cutting depression instances of depression you see someone like Kylie Jenner who transforms herself literally from an ugly duckling to a beautiful Swan and it's all done through the night and it's it's crazy yeah and what he did was he invented this thing called the tube pedicle where he would take skin and he would he basically created tube and he can place it somewhere on the face with a defect was in the blood supply would make it attached and the guards incredible job yeah that's another know he was incredible and really when you think about what these guys went through to somebody book is starting with this guy named Pierce eclair who shot for both cheeks and and his face is just blowing off and get off the battlefield was half the struggle because if your face is blowing off because they think you're going to die but it was a survivable dying process nude no food you can't eat no food and that was the other thing so a lot of these guys died because well intending nurses would lay them down and if you don't have a job your tongue slips back into your throat and choke you suffocate so it's so just getting to Harold Gillies hospital so he starts and jaw units in Britain during the war yet there was a battle and then you have to go through all these operations I want to look at that and then of course like how does that become what we do today but equally I always tell people that botched is one form of plastic surgery but of course there's a lot of important surgeons doing reconstructive work now we have face transplant yeah I'm in the last one National Geographic did a spread on it was 18 year old girl who shot herself in the face and in a moment of rage and anyway she ended up having his face transplant about three years later and the the donor face I think with someone who is in their 30s this person has died I think of an overdose and then the family decided to give this face over so it's it's actually incredible we can do when you think about you know from the battlefields of World War 1 to what Gillies doing to where we are today with facial reconstruction and it's just going to get better and better for people with disfiguring injuries and think it's fantastic what would freaks me out about botched is the psychological aspect of people constantly tinkering with their looks it's just I think with social media and yeah it's part of this world where were you where nothing is real and it's a lot of these pictures aren't real their photos to make themselves look different than they actually do look and then with no makeup on and then they put the she takes all of her photos with no makeup on and then they put the makeup on her so she


    Joe Rogan - Alien Abductions Are Memories of Child Birth?
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    tossed about that these people that have this ancient well they have his memory of childbirth right so all of a sudden you're being born is bright lights above you is a man or a woman who's the surgeon with a mask that covers their face all you see is their eyes and everything looks bright and it's terrifying and clinical and you're on the stable and everything's cold most of these alien abduction experiences that people recount they take place in some sort of a medical facility and everything is bright and strange and cold and they think that what this is is there they're saying that we had this idea that children don't have memories that babies don't have memories and why wouldn't their memories of every second that they were born in it's probably one most profound and disturbing memories because before that everything is incredibly peaceful inside the mother's womb pulled out and then there's his bright light above you never experience any life so every and your visual perception your field of view is all distorted right the first time using your eyes that's why people have the same adduction so well does because people don't really go anywhere just think about the abduction thing is they put like cameras in people's rooms and and they say they have these alien abduction experiences but they don't go anywhere so what they're doing is a dream which is they tend to be medical very Medical in nature right you're being examined and then there's also going back to childbirth is also a lot of people that have these experiences that they are being told that either they're taking their baby away from them or their studying their baby that they had a baby inside of them to know about and if the aliens have put it there and they're taking it out write me to call Tom very weird but this this memory that people have from childhood is most likely you know I'll probably a pretty intense powerful memory that's always there kind of like moving back to you know it's Men start to get involved in childbirth around the 17th century 18th century women who would spread the word in the village that someone was going into labor they were called the gossips so there a man might be brought in if the mother was dying or the child was dying and then in that case instruments were brought into the birth the birthing chamber so the doctor might come in and he might take the server for sets and put the baby apart and take the baby out video die could handle that on the cesarean section people think that it comes from the term that the idea that Julius Caesar with ripped from the womb of his mother but it's unlikely that that story is true because his mother lives into old age so that only the Latin term meaning to cut and the first sort of record we have of this happening I think is in the 16th century and it's a farmer and he takes the we have of this happening I think is in the 16th century and it's a farmer and he takes the instrument that he uses to castrate his pigs to cut this baby out of his wife and we don't have any records of this probably didn't work again


    Joe Rogan - The History of Medical Cocaine w/Lindsey Fitzharris
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    century and of course later you have cocaine you have opium which is it will actually cocaine comes along and is presented as sort of a cure to the opiate the morphine addiction so like so they weren't they were using it for all kinds of things we're becoming addicted themselves these drugs then heroin comes along their infants heroin heroin is given to your children and it's putting all kinds of things again it's it's positioned as you know break your cocaine addiction now with Heroin so it was crazy. ancient Egypt that tested positive for cocaine but they think that it might be a false positive because apparently there's something else that they would consume back then that would make you test positive for cocaine but it was some Evan I think what they were trying to connect us to now I remember they were trying to connect this to the idea that people from Egypt had the ability to travel to the Americas and that someone from here goes American drugs in ancient Egyptian mummies to make a little larger please it says it seems safe to say that Bubba Bubba buck in 1992 a new study of nine mummies from ancient Egypt created quite a stir when is NASA discovered traces of nicotine and cocaine in their hair both of these chemicals came from plants found only in South America in this research has since been touted as evidence of pre-columbian contact between American Africa something thought to be impossible based on the rest of the Ark record to what's going on with start by looking at the evidence Bubba Bubba Bubba to the performed by balabanova into that's a serious woman and two of her colleagues at The Institute for anthropology and while this is in Munich they're using German words for anthropology probably in Humanities of University in Munich test for carried out by 9 mummies online Memories music museum dating from 1072 395 BC to study focus on hair samples with your offering used to assess drug concentrations in the body do the results was tested positive for cocaine and hashish which makes sense the results cause an immediate start with a how to take the traces of drugs and nine mummies means what is it what is a conclusion cut-to-the-chase Seahawks Backup backup stop cocaine most early civilizations the Andean region of South America that you and the coca leaves exactly instead the cocaine and possibly the nicotine to were actually being introduced to the mummies as part of an embalming process well more like Liam Payne cocaine from America okay I don't know I give up there's no way it will have to read this rare or exotic materials almost certainly used and it is far less of a stretch to suggest this included imports from the Middle East and potentially as far afield as Indio I don't know I think they there this very skeptical about the idea that people from Egypt were able to travel all the way to the Americas where cocaine was but I think I think part of the conclusion was that there were some other things that would make that you test positive for cocaine like poppy seeds make you test positive for heroin Jordan era was there and some people come look and then it says corpses off the recently deceased as ancient mummies was a thriving tourist game and Egypt during the Victorian era like I could have what is one of those mommy said they want to eat them as I say did you say lose weight in those late-night infomercials right now there's an IMAX exhibit in Los Angeles at one of the Museum's I saw it about a year ago but they have a King Tut exhibit and then on top of that they have this gigantic IMAX theater which is fantastic and they show the all these different tombs that they had discovered and how they discovered omen but it makes you really when they discovered King Tut's tomb we have no idea how many similar Tunes there were that were looted over the genome what gets me is what was the motive like where was the theory like when the theory come from like when you want to take a mummy and make it into powder it would feel used since if I stabbed you with a sword gets very violent you could be healed if I put the sort of special sympathetic powder on the sword it would feel you so it was sort of this song healing by distance so all kinds of strange ideas existed but and that's why it's important


    Joe Rogan - Barbers Were the Original Surgeons w/Lindsey Fitzharris
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    as we know it when did it first start like what is the first historical recounting of an actual doctor they would have been you know sometimes what they call the Wise Women, kind women and barber surgeons do what am I I know it's one of my favorite stories and amend the ball at the top represented the bowl that would catch the blood and the stick would have been the stick that you held the kind of get your veins to stick out and people were bloodlight for all kinds of reasons like you would do it like a purge or diet or or you would do it because you were ill the idea being that you had produce too much blood and you needed the blood to be latitude kind of restore balance in your body like your sick we need to remove some of your blood you have too much blood in your system Lindsey play or the patient with play with like musical therapy Demon Barber Sweeney Todd one of these stories that pops up and they think that it might be that medical practitioners were trying to undermine the legitimacy of The Barbers or troubles no charge listen to your troubles 50 Cent semi had that on there Barber thing when they're cutting bullets out of you with his bullets removed two bucks a t i don't know they're all drunk Pomade mustache wax I don't know what's something that someone found baby and they're selling that as a peacemaker My Cry probably yeah blue and white barber poles now so what happened was the barber surgeons and the surgeons split off professionally at some point in history and so the surgeon start to use blue and white poles in the barbers use red and white pole that you could come in and get your bloodletting cuz those those bloody Rags would have been out there on the pole before they had the pole they would advertise by putting just bowls of congealed blood in the window and then in London they decided I think it was the fourteenth Century they said no more of that so the barber started to throw the blood into the river witch but nobody could really do much for you in that. According to our own server 21st to understand that you don't understand but I always say to go back to your question about you know how would it feel to hear something so dumb what do you think today that you know what a hundred years were going to look back at and there's there's definitely going to be stuff right there know that totally works you know that that trend of copying now that you see so that was also it's 17th century so they would cut they would have these heated cops and they would create this blister and then they would cut it open with this really sharp instrument and that's how they would bleed you but kind of this weird thing that's coming back but for slightly different reasons I don't think there's any evidence of cupping is real appearance so to speak but people do all kinds of weird things now to like they eat the placenta and I like to talk about which is corpse medicine so people used to actually eat dead bodies for medicinal purposes apart so if you had Apple FC in the early modern. So we're like talking like 16th 17th 18th centuries people would drink the blood of an executed criminals Patrick going to lose his hat in these people are like holding cops out to catch the blood and it didn't work and epilepsy was so awful because it was so misunderstood and you can imagine you know when someone goes into a seizure it's it's it's scary and if you don't understand what's happening you could think that it's witchcraft or is it all kinds of things that people thought about that disease so these people were quite that's what they're drinking the blood of executed criminals and they would make it into pills I always point this out we eat the placenta today it's kind of like you know a form of ingesting the bodily yes I always point this out we eat the placenta today it's kind of like you know a form of ingesting bodily yes


    Joe Rogan Gets FREAKED OUT By Victorian Surgery Stories
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    Twitter page and you first of all how do you are a doctor circular saw and there would have been a crank that you wounded with and then you would release it and it would Spin Sword of automatically the reason why I love the sauce so much is that it was a massive failure and I don't think we talked about failure enough and science and medicine you know there's a lot of things that don't work and so this guy who invented the saw when he tried it out it was spinning so fast that he took off his assistants fingers I never got a prototype phase so I had to recreate it for my my YouTube channel when you in those old days when they didn't have antibiotics and antiseptic and when they saw someone's leg off for some point that many times those people live Worcester who applies germ theory developed Santa stops at sojourn fighting techniques and most people don't know who he is but they know the product Listerine so Whispering was named after him but I always tell people that so basically Worcester was a British surgeon and came to America in 1876 to convince the medical community of germs and there was a guy in the audience and he decided to create this product but it wasn't even a mouthwash in the 19th century are you a medical historian oh God how much does it cost how much it would cost for that we're talking about before anesthesia so you're fully awake and one of my favorite surgeons is guiding Robert Liston he's 6-2 is really tall for the 19th century and he could hold you down with his left arm and you could take your leg off in about 30 seconds I wonder how many people would be at the end of this bike has like five people would be still out there listening so it's so he was incredibly fast and he was walking to the showman so you walk in and he'd say tiny gentleman and you can just hear the Ripple pocket watches also used which is why those rumors are that Jack the Ripper may have been a medical practitioner but thought delete all one of my favorite stories is he would go so fast as he was switching instruments he hold his way into his mouth just like Peter died of fright it's forever in the butchering art is back I got it and he's fears words that mean that the floor of the operating theater was crowded as well so they have to actually clear the floor sometimes you can imagine you know you're strapped to this and the leg wasn't the worst thing so one of the tweets that you shared of mine which your platform seemed to enjoy and sold me a lot of books by the way I think you was this story about this guy who was suffering from a bladder stone and it got stuck in his room and so out of dust and he stuck a nail down his penis and he hammered it to break it up Circle each other on YouTube clearly a penis things get removed from Instagram it's really kind of seems to be depended upon how many people complain that we should tell these stories open late because they happened in medicine and science crew the results of it but but they're not easy subjects to discuss with an audience especially when you have so many characters in Twitter and you're you're trying to get out of complex idea but also like you're not just there's a lot of educating people about the history and always say it's my audience so I've been going around the world sort of demolishing romantic Notions about people white high think about what it's like to live in the past cuz it was pretty pretty bad and I have visuals as well and I've had four men Saints so far it's always been so I'm not going to eat and then their blood sugar plum is so it's not really prepared you know in the real theaters where they used to cut my Stones heard of a like a theatrical scene of a young Lister attending an operation in that feeder and it's on my YouTube channel, under the knife and I really want to get this made into a movie I'm trying to come into Hollywood and convince Hollywood that this Quakers hurting from the Victorian. operations and I've gone through several of them we owe those people a massive that you don't have to be awake Hyman and I know we have images and I'm sure you two won't take those. He comes to Robert Liston the fastest knife in the West End in the eighth and 1828 and has a huge facial tumor growing I mean it's been growing for about eight years it's taking off his whole face he can't breathe now and Liston looks at him and says I can't do this operation which is tantamount to death sentence but he goes up to Scotland he goes there is yeah it's it's incredible when you see painting on Superman goes up to Scotland and he sees a guy named James sign and sign agrees to do this operation and payment is set for 24 minutes in a chair restrained while this thing is cut out of his face and drop in a bucket is definitely Slimmer but he doesn't look so it is incredible you can't there's a woman who has in 1840 without any anesthetic know this time you would have if you were wealthy or if you're middle class you have this operation in your home with all kinds of infection so hospitals were places for the poor and to give you an idea of how gross it was the bug catcher who would rid on the beds of lice he was paid more than the doctors and surgeons and this time I mean that's pretty important I'm not going to tell you the day which would make me more anxious he thought it was going to help her not focus on it but all you would be thinking about right as when is skywind breasts and she she does survive and she talks about how it's so vascular that the blood blind him at one point it's so like just when you think it can't get worse you can't see and he's under she is under his hand for an hour and a half away and she survived a long and somewhat happy are more able to adapt to pain and we are but none the less there would have been some pretty heavy was wondering what year was we know when cancer became common or was it always common humans round and so with breast cancer you know probably by the time I got to the stage mastectomy it probably would have spread you think about like you know it being visible to the naked eye survived she did survive in so then you have to question whether she had breast cancer or maybe it was some kind of and so Joseph Lister when he comes up with his antiseptic techniques he actually performs a mastectomy on his sister on his dining room table entertaining I have no cold I'm not a part of that world but this guy with the face where they cut that tumor out of his face so for 24 minutes that's all it took to cut that thing out of his face and it was incredibly painful to be stuck a ride down the penis and they cut through the scrotum and remove the stone and of course there was no pain medication and it was just awful but I heard that prove me wrong maybe there's like a weird example but I've never come across that you and the surgeon and with the lithotomy it takes about a good surgeon took about 5 minutes will there's a guy named Stephen Pollard in 1828 goes in to have this done now it's incredibly embarrassing it's your you know you're naked from the waist down its operation is painful and the surgeon ends up taking over an hour because he's so naps and the patient is screaming you please just stop to stop and I'm done and the surgeon yelled back at him for having abnormal Anatomy which how would you like that you're sitting around the table and you're being blamed for this going wrong and he pulls to the operation but he does Diet post-op infection blaming the guy I did you have lunch before this hosted Fear Factor version of Fear Factor when it came back for brief. Of time and they were going way too hard they were trying to outdo themselves


    Billy Corben Talked to A-Rod About Steroid Use | Joe Rogan
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    what's funny about this is that he should we call him like on his way into federal prison originally so in November of 2013 Alex was in the midst of the arbitration that you see at the end up knowing that we portray the end of the movie in MLB's offices in Manhattan and we got a call from his publicist and a publicist says yogurt Alex is going to break from the arbitration and he's coming down to Miami's got an office in Coral Gables which is like very wealthy affluent suburb I'm adjacent to the city of Miami is the University of Miami's located Alex Rodriguez field is at UMD on campus and so they said listen Alex would like to meet with you to talk about possibly doing some kind of tell-all documentary Jesus is November 2013 so I'm like yes please high noon at Hillstone Restaurant which is deep our Lunch Spot in that neighborhood the most prominent Corner in the City Florida ceiling windows open kitchen everybody from the street to the dishwasher can see everything going on in that dining room they want to meet us there at noon so my God OK Amigo they're slammed every seat taken mobscene around the host and 3/4 deep at the bar skordas down the center me and my producer alfred-almond right down the center aisle piraeus practically and new ESPN the 3432 really fetishize the directors so like they have like video interviews with us like you on bumpers like every hour like little little segments and so people sometimes recognize me usually in Miami like close the um because we did the UN you know. So if there's any play any place I was going to recognize it was two miles from the University of Miami right down the middle and they are in the center booth on the elevated platform around the back is Alex Rodriguez holding court with a flick step up on stage to join him and like all eyes on us in this place and I know what to do so I'm like so who's going to call Page Six You Were Us sure s*** two weeks later was in Page Six and so we sit there and Alex in last so against Major League Baseball and so foremost an hour and a half and you just lied just lied to us the whole time and I didn't know that, but everything I never met Tony Bosch this is what you look at my records he claims to have been treating me I'm not a baseball fan like you to me screensaver right baseball I'm just like instead of Ambien sleep eating with baseball I guess I don't know so you just like but he's a huge baseball fan and but I left a lot of good points out f*** with you but they allegedly did that to his Queen for a Day meeting with the feds got a letter for their like we're investigating your witness in investigation we understand you may have participated in Summit illegality or committed some crimes in the course of this larger investigation but we're not after you we just want you to come in feel comfortable and free to tell the truth to our investigator so that we can pursue our investigation currently in Fairly and we will not wear anything you say will not be held against you essentially in a court of law. So your Queen for a Day they call it again letter Queen for a Day letter and the hopes we called the Queen for a Day and so I do the same and so Alex was free to just speak and you can too priefert a meeting is to prove to not run by and not get in trouble for any crimes that you admit there about the investigation so that was the allegations that he actually Liza like listen I'm a documentarian people lie to me for a living I'm fine with that especially cuz they spelled my name right and page six and that s*** was involved I don't have the juice to make that happen I suspected he wasn't telling us the whole truth I thought he made some interesting pointed Alpha to Alfred had with a picture in High School North Miami Beach Senior High Go chargers and Alfred actually pitched against Alex Rodriguez's like one of his old me more stories from his baseball years in high school right is that Alex was a senior Outlet on Frazier baseball camp and they do the summer league game and Alfred is my eyes are glazed over telling me a story but like Albert's pictures against a ride and who's already a senior already beat everybody knew this guy was going to was going to go in the draft and be shoot everybody knew about that he had been the talk of the high school baseball community in Miami forever and so against him and he held a rod to a triple we have like a funny personal anecdote like we can find some common ground here right you're talking to someone who might be a potential interview subject you know and so I might actually Alex you and Alfred his neck before after rolls his eyes like you've been embarrassed me until the dumb s*** story so I cannot like isn't this funny like you guys went and looked at me like you're looking at me right now he's just amused and maybe look even a little or ended the greatest baseball one of the greatest baseball players of all time the highest paid baseball player in history and here I'm just telling this cute story for like 20 years earlier whenever and he seemed like I tell me to a triple like how could you be upset about that you one of the greatest of all time like this super winners but it's like I was curious about him I was excited about the prospect of interviewing him and then they don't have as we go see this out yet January 2014 that's when they lowered they reduced the suspension I started hitting up every month start hitting up the publicist Joe following up on that meeting love to get one but we haven't gotten a book proposal from a ride he really did have the meeting with us but like everything was just we're just kind of Pawns in his game which is whatever I'm a bill respond to this documentary not exactly but I want 6 or 7 months strategies to shut the f****** and just like like you said like the president being retarded big S conduit and then maybe if we just tomorrow within the 24-hour news cycle in this f****** in this world of just being us being hammered with bad news on 240 characters every second of every day just s*** just passes and they just they they played it just so so beautiful


    America's New Values: Lie, Cheat, and Steal | Joe Rogan and Billy Corben
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    new American values which are light cheat and steal and get rich or get ahead and these are values that we're teaching our children now not honesty Integrity tell the truth do unto others as you had done unto you the golden rule on when I was showing them be a bully and you could be the biggest highest paid baseball player chili cheat and steal and you can be the commissioner of Major League Baseball lie cheat steal and you two kids can be president of the United States and toxicity of the new American values is going to do damage for generations and we're not going to be able to fully comprehend or understand or Allies the damage it's done for some for some time and is like after Clinton Clinton redefined what's X-Men and adulting laugh at it but the truth is is that he said oral sex wasn't sex okay and we saw the spike in sexually transmitted diseases among teenagers and young people mostly through oral sex cuz they said what the president said really transmitted diseases through oral sex amongst younger people because the president it's hard for us to can we see the president right now is sort of a comic it's it's a reality show present but what do you tell kids this is the president of the United States is that what it was or was it because there was so much discussion about him getting his dick sucked at more people wanted to suck dicks and get their dick sucked question obviously yeah unquestionably on people wanting younger people developing Minds impressionable youth under the impression that you could not get a sexually transmitted disease through something that wasn't sex and the end of President reset those values just like this President I feel is re-calibrating our values and I think that's that's what and that you could not get a sexually transmitted disease wasn't sex and the end of President reset those values just like this present and I feel is re-calibrating our values and and I think that that's that's what's most I mean other than the potential nuclear war I think I think that is what is most dangerous and what could cause the most long-term damage from this is these new American values lie cheat and steal


    Jackie Gleason's Secret UFO Obsession | Joe Rogan and Lenny Clarke
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    Gleason was what I wanted to be I just thought Jackie Gleason was just amazing and all I want to be like that guy you know cuz he was incredible and it was people to realize he was a stand-up you know I didn't know do you know that but I got kind of dick it to Manti high story of the guy told it to me some guy was a rock band dude he told me the story and I don't know if it's true but the story was that Gleason was friends with Nixon and Nixon said you want to see some s*** Nicks and took him to wire 51 Ohio supposedly had some f****** crashed UFO that and Glisan built a replica of it or how to wrap a cover it built in his f****** backyard in New York wow went to the Homestead Air Force Base outside of Miami it says beautiful the band give me some book on UFOs you was telling me about this and but the Jackie Gleason apparently he's obsessed with UFOs I believe this I got I got pretty sure about Area 51 got stoned Soviets what about Area 51 and a good night and they walked away so now me and Mike golfing with these Blue Angels and because you're going to ask me to come down second-year week off with them again I guess I fell asleep tell me about took me into a building and they fixed my jet with in 35 minutes and then put me back unless you were never here and I want oh my gosh I don't know where they were testing all sorts of military equipment they were testing different new like that's where the B-2 stealth bomber I understand that I can fight about that too and I think I can read the book Area 51 cup two years ago and basic at the end of the book it was like Hitler had these guys experimented with the Jews and cut put their arms on different ways and had a had a aircraft that was look like a spaceship and it cracked experiment with some sort of disc type are vehicle yeah they did I don't know if they ever gotten off the ground or what the deal was but the most interesting stories the story of Robert Lazar Bob Lazar who was the guy who worked at Area 51 and he got fired because his wife is cheating on them and they were recording all of his phone calls and taping all the conversations and they found out that his wife is cheating on me thought that he was going to be emotionally unstable and so they didn't tell him why they just released him so then he brings friends 2 these what he said was were alien crafts that they were experimenting with and they were flying these things around that had some it's super Advanced propulsion system that they were asking him to help back engineering he brought friends do that and then they got arrested for doing that and when he did that then he started talking about it so he's been discredited by a bunch of people but I don't know who's telling the truth he says that now they they wiped his college record so that no one but people said they went to school with them and he definitely did work government but under what capacity who knows but his stories Fascinate You know I want it to be true that you're here at your one that used to fly the team of people that worked at Area 51 from Burbank everyday flying in they work then flying back like they didn't stay over there they used to fly the team of people that worked at Area 51 from Burbank yeah everyday flyman they work and then flying back like they didn't stay over there was at 1 airport outside of Vegas it was right outside like the where the Riviera was the airport


    Joe Rogan - Stormy Daniels is Doing Stand-up Comedy
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    be with a Canseco's book about stories turned out to be like the Steele dossier of baseball thing everybody thinks is pissed and thanks a bunch of bulshit and then over time it's the only proven true run at the end there's a pee tape yes I think that if we were to write because like I think about the outrage when Clinton get his dick sucked by Monica Lewinsky and compare it to Donald Trump having at least two women that we know about where he paid off the effect and people like I know that man was before the man found Christ documentary where there's a guy who was some some Christian guy who is saying this all of these accusations or before he was born because he was born in the eyes of Christ when he accepted Christ in his life but I guess when he's running for president daftar peanut stormy like when when you pay off cable for the Electra go all in on this and then she lost a court case against him so she owes his legal fees 300 Grand this is crazy like she going to get that and now she's trying to do stand-up he has in Houston Texas they were calling her the queen of clapback that is Queen of the clap clap clap like someone Kim Kardashian claps back at is the dumbest I cannot wait for that one too f****** dry up and go away not Kim Kardashian that that expression like Twitter insult comic kind of the clap back there when someone has something to say about someone saying something about that that's clapping back but how does that translate to Stormy Daniels doing stand-up how can you do stand-up out of clapbacks while they were calling her the queen of clapbacks she's going to stand up again I mean maybe she's hilarious I leave the door open for all possibilities but then I just means to me that she got the situation where she thought she probably was told by I looked hey you're going to win this he's going to pay you off if you're going to everyone's going to know that you told the truth and people going to pay for your interviews and man but this is America is easier than broke supply and demand economy like if she can make more money, he's hard work she can make more money just spinning on a pole like why cuz she's got problems you know she's not young how was she only 42 it now it's like not that big a deal even if a new Act hard life bro but that thing is that we were once so used to it now it's like not that big a deal like even if a new accusation came out he would like like like to measure the New York Times report about Trump we're talk about Shady business dealings yeah and they thought that mean they did years rear-ender yeah totally didn't do a damn thing in and out just off the shoulder


    Joe Rogan | The A-Rod Steroid Scandal w/Billy Corben
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    why these people are f****** sketchy folks and you're exposing how stupid their activity were does that does that ever creep you out if you get nervous like cuz you're making these documentaries mocking these people and rightly so but it's not Cocaine Cowboys really mocking is more exposing but this one is like openly mocking this one's really good man really funny and it comes out March 29th and April 5th this is like a fresh wound from Netflix on your cable box and then I mean Miami Orlando cities and then depending on how well it does being put up by Greenwich entertainment who just won the Oscar for free solo documentary that guy I like what I just imagine if you got one of those guys in your life and he's just stuck in your life like s*** how do I get this f****** guy out of my life and the fact that he borrowed money from this guy and then did loading money will loan money to stay at Porter loaned it to Tony in Miami like just hiring private investigators running people down Rodriguez actually this isn't in the documentary but when these convicted felons stole the stolen documents from Porter Fischer who had stolen the documents from Tony Bosch they set him up in this hole an orange goes to go try it on and while he's in the f****** spray-tan machine they open his car and steal these documents which I have these Client List of all these famous baseball players including the highest paid baseball player in the world A-Rod and so they steal it and then they turn around and sell the stolen documents to Major League Baseball for cash MLB has this ragtag band of Misfits these internal FBI own internal investigations division that they created after the Balco steroids Scandal they're running amok they are seducing nurses former nurses from Tony Bosch's clinics they are literally in diners with convicted felons handing over bags of cash from some MLB slush fund I don't imagine they were going to 1099 the guy and I know who this cash came from 125 Grand and what they did was that the felony had a buddy a neighboring table at this diner with a cell phone recording video recording this transaction and then he turned around and went to a-rod's camp and said I'll sell you a video of me selling known stolen documents everybody knew these documents were stolen stolen records stolen evidence in the State of Florida Department of Health investigation for cash from a felon he gets like freak out and nervous and he deletes this video off the hard drive he wanted selling a rod a blank hard drive for six figures okay and A-Rod sends his hard drive your eyes people been this hard drive around the world like data recovery services payment because that was that was the first pictures were against the recovery of the Dead dropping money on private investigators were like having car chases to South Miami it was just totally crazy and end like I was he like you come down to the swamp and roll around here to get some mud on you so when MLB came down to to Miami when the guy Jerome Hill the the former Baltimore cop turned Florida Department of Health investigator he he said unequivocally that Major League Baseball's investigators broke the law on this Florida and should have been prosecuted for and held accountable for it and never and never were on it's good to be a multi-billion-dollar monopoly how old was A-Rod when the Scandal broke the other you know the Barry Bonds waste of microdosing your microdosing HGH and testosterone and a lot of these guys I mean listen to their livelihoods are contingent upon your physical performance and so you got to play like 162 games and 180 days it's the most physically grueling schedule of any of the other professional sports and guys have always been looking for the Yankees tonight Boswell a disproportionate number of baseball players compared to the general population on Adderall they have to make a 1 p.m. game maybe even a double-header are looking to maintain Peak Performance for a longer. Than their bodies might have otherwise allowed is it that big of a deal I don't know it's not and it's it's a weird deal it's a weird thing we have an issue with like look if they did the same sort of stringent testing with NFL players you would find out that everyone's on stilts that's just the fact you don't get people that big and they do catch him every now and then but I feel like it's like one of those things you know the drug cartels they'll let some drug drug shipments get busted so that the other ones will get through I almost feel like that's what they do with with NFL players get caught like all look like Bloom where were testing we got somebody that's what this was with a rod your bud selig is the steroid commissioner. That's the bottom line his tenure was marked by the famous you know he knowingly I believe exploited and profited from that Era baseball that really saved them at the 94 players strike any baseball going to look at the size of those guys when they started I mean so many of them that stuff and some people did not Jose Canseco never recovered and never recovered in the public eye how to distract or diffuse but it look like it's the public nature of Canseco's book it's like I don't know I'm just guessing his book was like his book turn out to be like the with a Canseco's book about the Steele dossier of baseball and everybody thinks is pissed and thanks a bunch of bulshit and then over time it's the only proven true run at the end there's a pee tape yes I think that for


    Joe Rogan on Religious Scammers
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    all the time that were paid half hour shows but this Peter Popoff guy the f****** miracle spring water and prosperity prosperity out in the world getting donations because he needed to update or upgrade his G4 to a G6 so gross because they go after people that are so poor and destitute that they can't pay their bills they tell them if you just send me money God will pay you back tenfold and I know he's saying you don't have any money but you do you do you take that money you send it to Jesus and Jesus will bring prosperity in your life and then they have all these folks that are giving testimonials about how I was down on my luck I didn't have money for rent I didn't have money for food but I knew that Jesus needed this money sent Jesus the money and Jesus paid me back tenfold and now my life is filled with joy and prosperity am I being hateful when I say that that is what religion prays on the right when I was younger I think there's some benefit to like having community and having this environment where everybody goes to be humbled and never everybody goes to agree that they're going to be good people that follow the ethics of Jesus and he put a little money in the dish and yeah they have to keep the operation running and there's a lot I think there's a lot of churches that do a lot of good but I think for everyone or two that do a lot of good there's these m************ that are just stealing money and driving Rolls-Royce cigarettes giant f****** castles you know that Joel whatever his name what's that guy's name who owns a huge Arena he think they do the show near and in he caught a rash it when he didn't let all the hurricane victims stay in his place she he was holed up in his 10 million dollar mansion a lot of good were they they provide people with comfort you know it doesn't necessarily have to make any sense it doesn't make any sense but it provides them with Comfort appreciate like I respect people of faith I think it must feel wonderful I don't know how it feels but it must be wonderful to believe in something like that so devoutly without any evidence without any indication or proof whatsoever that what you so firmly believe in is true but it's apocracy of it that I just buybuy baby's Prosperity guys who used to have a claim to have some kind of holier-than-thou moral code but now things like the pimp president school I get it but like your whole thing was like the Bill Clinton was the biggest scumbag in the world and he needs to be impeached and because trouble is that is not a knock on him but he was a lifelong Democrat when he only really became a republic and we thought about running for president as an independent for a minute that he was a democratic-republican glass has been cleaned and squeegeed and you could see right through it works on evangelicals yeah and I don't want to be mean about this but I think it's accurate that there's there's a level of intellect that just subscribes to that kind of stuff that like I had a friend she was in the Mormon church for a long time and she left the church but she was really honest about it she said I have a problem that I'm susceptible to b******* but she's susceptible cuz she grew up a fundamentalist and so she's susceptible to you know to like you Thai people like crystals in the Delights feel like she's susceptible all that s*** and she would recognize her susceptibility but she was being really honest about it you know that she's like I have a real problem I grew up believing something that doesn't make any sense and I believe that wholeheartedly and she goes in that sort of formulated a big part of how I ascertain what is accurate in the world so she's left with these like childlike skill of of being able to discern what's b******* and what's a hustle she's like a little kid I have a great amount of respect for people who grew up in a cult and who can make their way out of it I mean can you imagine when you're a child most impressionable and and you're steeped in that you know like you don't know that there is an alternate perspective and and you're able to grow up and say oh wait there's a whole big world there maybe I'm not being told the truth that's incredibly powerful it's really hard I think break with the only thinking that you've ever known in your life I think it's amazing it's one of the other horseshit like the Mormon one is so crazy to the results are great the people are so nice all time but then you go back and look at the actual framework of the religion of South Equipment when he was 14 like hold on Joseph Smith was 14 and 18 20 when he found golden tablets that contain the Lost work of Jesus and only he could read them cuz he had a magic Rock but like that's Judaism and Catholicism will we know it's a lie failed a failed sign if you want to make real money start a religion I mean it is even after all those documentaries even have to Leah Remini show all these things just they go out of the world until everybody is horseshit and then a brand new Scientology Center opens in Miami I'm like seriously who is no open now that's what it is it's like you're going to do if you want to put in the money some people have $100 some people have $5 and this is like intellectually some people have a lot of room to work with some people don't they just did their brain doesn't work as good just like some people have poor genetics when it comes to their ability to run fast some people have really shity brain development genetics Khan person how much sympathy do you have for the gleefully with a willfully ignorant meaning like information is there it's available before I give Scientology my money I could just I don't know Google it how much sympathy do you have for willfully ignorant and he has a quote that I was like to use you got to let a hoe be a hoe and I think in that sounds like you got to let dummies get fleeced it's just part of it part of it is there for us to see part of it is there for you to go what they gave away all their money off s*** like there's something to that benefit up like I'm not a fan of these videos where kids try to skateboard off the side of a building and they slip and fall and land on their head and everybody but but those video serve a purpose and that purpose is not but those video serve a purpose and that purpose is not everybody gets to do the handstand on the side of the building and survive some people fall in the laminar f****** head and never the same again and then they left with like a third graders IQ for the rest of their life that's real man so it's George Carlin's bit about the kid who swallowed the most marbles doesn't get to grow up and have kids of his own that's how it's supposed to work


    Joe Rogan - Why Florida is Crazy w/Billy Corben
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    I mean I've talked about Cocaine Cowboys probably a hundred times this podcast is one of my all-time favorite part. But this is a story that almost wiped itself it's so Bonkers and the fact that it all could have been avoided if one guy just paid another guy or just didn't try to rip them off like for Grant yeah and the guy Bizarro personality who was who just tan everyday and hang out at the doctor's office in the waiting room telling everybody how great it was like the whole thing is so strange like that's ever remembers it is like the A Rod or a roid Scandal Alex Rodriguez was collateral damage of the highest paid baseball player effectively ended over a $4,000 debt between this cocaine-addicted fake doctor and his fake tan addicted steroid patient and it's like it's just like it's pure 100% Florida it's like kind of flea to Miami from like all over the country and all over the world usually leaving some kind of criminality in their weight and you know come here and kind of there themselves you know like it's just and then you have all of these criminals there we've been kind of baking in the sun you know when this kind of Multicultural f****** paella you know that we have and then I'm happy just like and then they start putting their minds together and brainstorming and they hatch just the most inane schemes and scams like that's our primary export from Miami is just schemes and scams was so amazing that still cocaine culture 2 after all these years it's still has a giant Coke engine pumping out all this chaos we don't have any indigenous industry Factory where everybody goes to work and then 30 years later get to watch with no business there it's called licenses in Florida is oranges and machine guns we don't make anything that we sell the dream we saw the sunshine that came true basically this point of money a real estate hustle and a money-laundering capital so it's really no different than it ever was everybody likes to tell me what's changed its growing am I just guess you built a bunch of s*** doesn't mean we've grown Miami is just like Nye any one of the youngest cities in the country and in your parlance would be about one person old or one-and-a-half people of Ghana you know right from wrong because I've said this before but isn't there more Banks per capita in Miami than anywhere else would have knew he was before the heat up the the Great Recession when a lot of them started shutting down but most of them have rebounded one of the clever things some of the real estate developers did was they open their own bank literally their own bag databank work the entire Board of the bank all real estate developer and over 90% of the loans the bank made was in Haider loans of course they went belly-up in the Great Recession and what happened we bailed him out all the money that is Roundup being backed ultimately By Us by the taxpayer that's a Miami story and when the Great Recession happen the FDIC had to open an office in Florida cuz we have more Bank closures than any other state in the Union to Someone Like You could go down there and you could buy a f****** mortgage for your dog at a drive-thru in Miami in the unlikely the late 90s early aughts and remember interviewing a guy we're doing it working on a project laponsie State about the State of Florida as like a a case study in the Great Recession we never finished it unfortunately but we're interviewing this guy and he says this is pre like big short like this before anybody should have knew a lot about this and he said we were down here in Miami setting fires and Wall Street was trying to read our smoke signals that's why I say like the Miami of today is the America of tomorrow but I love it I really do love it's a crazy place to do stand-up you know I did this job because I was doing a Netflix special and I was doing it a couple months after I did this gig in Miami and so I was using those Yonder bags know what those are white people have to put their cell phone into this magnetic bag you keep the phone but you hold the phone in the bush you want to use it you have to step outside they open up the bag and they give your phone and every other City it made for a better show because people just sat down and watch the show in Miami made for literally 40% of crowd at any given time was getting up and going to the back and using their phone and coming back in there were just constantly moving around and presume that was to use their phone it might have been powdering their nose they might have been the problem but a Miami just everybody needed to use their phones they just kept getting up and coming back and it was just chaos Castle Shannon really ends and so like I always say the reflection everything that we do in the way that would behave shortly in the way that we drive like lunar not like people are so much more chill and calm here in traffic in La I swear to God and he was famous for like road rage Ellie like created invented road range but like and it's a shared experience traffic sucks for all of us just chill out and use your turn signal for crying out loud and just but that's why I said that's why they call it Miami me and stay out of my f****** a me it's just Damien and I eat for a while I was I was pretty determined to like leave behind a better Florida than the one I was fail in Miami so he did his residency in emergency rooms in Miami and he was there in the 80s during like the height to be during when Cocaine Cowboys takes place and he saw everything to keep me he had all these pictures of bullet holes and skull fragments and people with lightbulb stuffed up their asses and just he said it every day was just f****** chaos and we do Miami idea ever else the light bulb goes off over head in Miami we in one of those ones just got stuck a light bulb is out on a broken his ass at least he was concerned about the environment that's like one of those environmentally like sound like good environmentally sound like my sticker glass on his ass better Boat Lift started which I think everybody kind of Pop Culture frame of reference for the Mariel boatlift is Scarface Tony Montana was a marielito that's the beginning of the movie when you know Castro was ranting and raving that is flushing the toilet of Cuba on to the United States specifically to Miami and so he was working at the the trauma center Jackson Memorial Emergency Room at in Miami and he said he got a Mario Refugee these guys would stand the beach they would it look like Havana in South Beach like there's that like oral Seawall and it's like it had a really bad Vibe so they would go it would chill mostly these flop houses south of 5th Street in Miami Beach we are like the cops would literally just they would be leaving after a stabbing at one of these places and maybe three blocks away to get a call to go back cuz now there was a shooting or something else it would be going there like around the clock and so and they would just get in gunfights and they would just let it go so he has Mario Refugee who comes in to the emergency room with a gunshot wound and you Spanish you bilingual you said the guy said you're really lucky cuz if this bullet had hit you know a few centimeters or whatever this way you would have died immediately would have let out right there on the scene died instantly and guy splits a few days later another Mario Refugee comes in with a gunshot wound in exactly the same spot where he had told the other guy she got hit there he would have died could never prove it never was able to trace it back but he was pretty well convinced that it was a Revenge shooting the other shooting and the guy knew exactly where to shoot him and kill him because the doctor had told them where to do that but that was like everyday my the lady who cuts my hair for Christ's sake tumbled bills and everything and one day she finds a little baggie of white powder that's something that one of her clients it slipped into her pocket as a tip she said you were girlfriend the culture and it's and it's what the f*** are you doing it's just like everybody everything is for sale still like I said we are about a person old that's how far back my Amigos supercars to people so they can pretend that their car huge in Miami look at least a thousand heirs you know driving a rented f****** Lambos you know and blowing the engines out on South Beach so they don't have to drive them down the street is really a real estate hustle money laundering drugs politics being corrupt politician there's really no other way to make as a real industry not that whole area Coconut Grove and lot of Gresham lot of property it's a it's a third world economy down there the disparity between the Haves and the Have Nots the income gap is widest and getting wider in Miami-Dade County that just about any city in the country on a metropolitan area in the country tomorrow if you want to know what challenges will face as a nation or calamities will befall Us in the the company only look at at Miami to you only called at the canary in the coal mine the Bellwether and so you know it went when the election was playing out the cycling 2016 I was like it all my friends are like hang on Florida elected and re-elected Rick Scott to be Governor he's the biggest Medicare fraud stirring the history of the United States everybody knows it everybody's aware of it very well publicized we're elected him okay we we we liked him twice at the top f****** executive in our state like what makes you think that the United States of America wouldn't do that and I know it's her to say like you know if you're going to be the governor of a state you should know a little something about the largest industry in the state like every me the governor of Michigan you should have some familiarity with the automobile industry and Manufacturing in Florida going to be the governor arguably you should know something about our biggest industry which is Medicare fraud biggest argue that the most qualified man for the job has is one of the largest industry has been for decades and we have billions and billions of dollars in fraud so they run it so you'll go into like Little Havana or Hialeah for example in municipality and in Miami-Dade and they'll be a little late. Sitting behind a desk half asleep and she'll be surrounded in this tiny little one office by little mailboxes North PO Boxes and a mailman comes in every day and just put the checks in the boxes and they're like some cases they've stolen Social Security numbers and and stolen identities basement and some cases they're just old people who aren't aware that their mail is being forwarded to this location and they just got the Miami we had more Medicare payments for HIV and AIDS medication than every other part of the country combined of our elderly population suffer from HIV headache no, but you watch the Oxycontin Express talking now but that's all about how they would have the pain management centers and they were connected to the pharmacy so you go to the doctor hey my back hurts you do we need this go right next door and he's all they would prescribe was Oxys and then something like go to that window he wouldn't be like oh yeah I know what you need go to that window over there and fill this prescription and we had more pill Mills they called them in Broward County which is the county just north of Miami-Dade then we had McDonald's locations and there was literally like the Appalachian Trail they were coming down they were stocking up on oxy refueling a death epidemic like him in Kentucky with no pulling over more cars with Florida plates than in-state plates up there because Lori is like what should we can't let them have all the action will drive up and will export the s*** and at the peak of the pill Mill epidemic epidemic in Florida 7 people a day we're dying and women and children and we subsist from Hustle the hustle would wonder why did the government Crackdown on that shitt wanted to regulate our governor is the biggest Medicare Foster in history the country so he wasn't exactly shows vigilant for interested in cracking down on medical-related magic magic I guess I mean he he he plead the Fifth Amendment like 75 times in a videotaped deposition did in cracking down on medical-related magic magic I guess I mean he he he plead the Fifth Amendment like 75 times in a videotaped deposition that was used against him was like


    Joe Rogan - Robert Kraft and Human Trafficking w/Billy Corben
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    Florida to sound stupid crazy. Have a guy jerked off like this probably a lot of gals out there that would like to make some money you don't you don't have to go to a massage parlor the biggest member of it is just now my massage parlors close down we're capturing there for like 6 months to save these poor victims you sort of like fear-mongering kind of a term to get everybody all up in arms and now they're kind of backtracking on that they're like well maybe it wasn't exactly you maybe it was just more than a horrible person because block overblown of course that's kind of how they have to sell it right otherwise people like why you wasting all this money on hand jobs no one came by because solving real crimes hard and dangerous dangerous date so you can go and pick somebody up for marijuana or getting a handjob whatever and you can look like you're you're being proactive but massage place in guys coming out to my landlord so you can start there actually have sex with prostitutes like to prove their prostitutes nearly half the states in the union have a law that allow police officers to have sex with people in custody really why can't make it how do you make this s*** up has consensual be in handcuffs I mean they're going to try to make deals employer doing that to employee and you're literally dangling their freedom talk about an abusive power seriously I just have all daughters I'm not I don't want anybody's daughter to be a prostitute but I'm also 100% in favor of people being able to do whatever the f*** they want if someone's in a weird stage in their life or they'd rather jerk guys off and work at Denny's like who is anybody to stop them from doing that the only problem is the social stigma attached to it the actual act itself is it's beneficial the other person get something out of it and it's some people have a really hard time getting someone to have sex with them you know it's I don't see it that it's just a crazy thing that we regulate something that mean George Carlin had a great bit about it that's the only thing where it's illegal to make someone pay for it but it's fine if it's free like it literally doesn't make sense there's nothing wrong with sex but there's something wrong with people for it and it's fine if you pay for it and then videotape it for distribution cuz then that's why I don't really get first of all it's a contract between two consenting adults if we if we're talking about small government deregulation let's allowed two consenting adults to engage in a contractual relationship house offer acceptance consideration as with anything else for stigmas you mention a lot of that is part and parcel of the prohibition legality of it is what Rings the seediness is what breed of the danger because it's forced underground you introduce all of these elements that don't have to be there because I got placed in clean environment instead of in the black market underground could take place and where you can protect all the participants involved and it's been true of liquor has been true of marijuana it's been true of prostitution with a 4 reason the oldest profession II we introduced the prohibition it creates a level of danger and a threat to society that wouldn't exist if you're like a weight what if you just let me smoke this what if you just let me drink this because I'm an adult making a responsible decision for myself what if you just let me engage in sexual activity with this person who is perfectly willing to do it in exchange for some rumor Asian the second we introduced the prohibition it creates a level of danger and a threat to society that wouldn't exist if you're like a weight what if you just let me smoke this what if you just let me drink this because I'm an adult making a responsible decision for myself what if you just let me engage in sexual activity with this person who is perfectly willing to do it in exchange for some rumor Asian


    Lenny Clarke Opened for Aerosmith | Joe Rogan
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    if something goes wrong we take it again comedian tonight we're going to f*** him up oh I know you hit me in the ball drops go back to the next night who's the guy who sang pretty Royal Ray Charles India one big sister who's in love with her you know who opens up for Metallica is brujula


    Joe Rogan on Khashoggi & Elizabeth Warren
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    recently that Hillary was 50% reptilian 50% 50% reptilian blood f****** reptilian thing that's a crazy should have listened to have an answer for that for whatever but I was back in the early days I believe that now I realize show them in a fight which is if you see the guy you like farts guys not fighting anyone and some of the the crown Prince's top people top security people been released apparently probably gave him a f****** hundred million dollars and Swedish on a beach somewhere quote and I was like there's no way that this is real. Tell you about about try to find it a great great great great great grandfather Yeah but but I did one of those DNA tests I might be wrong with these numbers cuz Jamie and I were trying to work it out and we're both stupid as far as she would at least that is like see instead of going like I guess I'm not mine is almost exactly what I thought it's mostly Italian it some other European like Irish and English got to be part monkey percent more than the average person that is trying to prove that he was minority victimhood Native American


    Joe Rogan - There's More to the Louis CK Story
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    at the club you know after he heard about that Louis called me up and said hey do you mind if I do a spot and I thought about eyes and I should have no problem you I like Lewis wasn't arrested or convicted of anything and so I put them in a fantastic backlash is not your battle customer right grab some female Comics at work and that I'm working for me and that's said that Mike lock the doors and put a sexual predator on stage and I was like everyone there enjoyed Louis and you know I'm just trying to help a friend you didn't give me a pic of what I told him the story that would make him look very different and why these people that are accusing him and one day I think he's going to tell us that he I had a conversation with him about it it's it's not as cut-and-dry as everybody thinks nothing like that in more than a decade it was a long time play when everything is fine or you could f****** and be in the right spot when that giant wave comes and slams you in the head and you have the same intention in the same person and under in other times in history he would have been fine he might he would probably be fine today because everything is kind of this enough of the females that have come out that have been full of s*** like Asia Argento and the girl accused Chris Hardwick and Chris Hardwick released all these text messages that show that she actually cheated on him and she brought him back and she's just trying to punish a few of those situations now we're people realize what this definitely sexual predators is definitely bad men and women were taking advantage of this movement and down a little it's like Jesus Christ how could you how could you have that kind of hypocrisy but there's a lot of that in them people that are screaming for attention is in front of line of a lot of these things a lot of them have like dark secrets themselves that sounds pretty good to me it's pretty good so crazy it's like to take someone's opinion or someone's perception of something as 100% the actual event that happened without any other evidence Louis in particular he's been out of work he was out of work for 10 months young lost all of his shows why do you think he didn't suffer from that email you know it's true clubs in Petersburg that was the still was the Finish bit when I first did it on stage and sometimes I like the Parkland shooter bit it on those kids in the store and my best stuff was before cell phone to be physically and I didn't know funny s*** that you and I have laughed that hard was something to someone definitely shouldn't have said it to make the audience laugh


    Lenny Clarke's Manager Stole $2 Million From Him | Joe Rogan
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    want to go into town to troops but when I got landed with CBS they should not yet be amazing. Probably not going anywhere so when the truth came home I shall we got cancer that's a whole another different story I want to talk about anything down and I got to shake his head blows me I guess when I have watched a while ago so they say I'm Jeff we have this kid got a Purple Heart he's back now and we want an item with his mother and he was that's kind of corn and you walked off and I'll do it and so I Cry Comics at night wow yeah yeah so I mean we go from like a hundred two seven in the ratings and they said what do you want me some what's your height is kid Kenny Rogers and is my head writer jammed up for 3 days shall we go down and I said my secretary hold on Mike Oswego on my office in history couch it was great show but there was a crazy thing attached to that with your agent that wand up f****** over notches you but a slew of people one guy and at the same time he was doing both of them and he screwed them but they got their money back I was like the the lowest guy in the totem pole saw didn't get the memo it was I was I was I was so pissed cuz I have the show but when I went there everything was going good and I invited Barry Diller to epoxy was the head of Fox at the time so they could get jobs and Barry Douglas you've really done a great job for us I really love you know working with you mr. television okay show later in the night this Asian man came up to me cuz Everyone likes you but I don't get it sorry I'm it was a lot of money over to my inbox and I was going to Dallas to do the tap deck Texas State Fair with one of the Mandrell Sisters not not early nor the other one just don't crazy name and I land in Dallas and he calls me said I got good news and bad news we got the money and I got my job I should let me apologize to the guide I didn't mean it I didn't know I do know they've already taken all the stuff out of your office and put in Bottle you're done and now I do the state fair and I'm going to Madness I want to get back to LA to try and Salvage aspect of my life more than myself so we're doing the state fair and this board goes out of control you didn't like you how about this about what I'm I'm at I have money at CVS and it was doing good and then the the Gulf War came out that that that killed me and then they brought me back and we were hanging on by a thread and they should listen forget about the show we think you're a great actor let's give you a movie deal and really it's a picture $2000000 and then I can't believe this happened is that one question that I said hey I'm making believe I'm having fun with you tonight so I go over and it's really start of his brother one of the famous Scott directed at kick him out of how many people in that is 13 it's cuz I was like to know how many even the room so I walk in and that's crazy they got that upset him having fun on pretending I'm having with you on that believe I'm having fun with you the day and as soon as is any deviation at all they think you're you think you're smart ass that you're done in this town I like power you guys sleep with women I had a woman told me she wanted to f****** but you


    Lenny Clarke Tells Boston Comedy Stories | Joe Rogan
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    22 years ago and I've finished I finished and I bought a bag of blown whiskey and back at the open some beers and got you happy I said you want to get real happy I said you don't scare me up at 6 a.m. so I went back to the hotel and let my buddy my childhood buddy we went out he said let's see if we can go to before they charge what bag I was doing blow in the dog bags open at Waco freaks out Boston and what is the most Wanted today in Ohio is young kid and you know I shouldn't have a problem how'd that feel to it because the county was frantic and I when I was a thing that bang bang bang those the thing about the guys who came out of Boston like still to this day they had like the fastest pays the most punchline and the audiences there were used to that any b******* and it would tell you do anything you've done before I get off the stage so rajstopy sitting at the back and suck your it shows held up Mike Pence shows at with legendary will the Ding Ho on Wednesday night Lenny would put like 32 Axon what Crema slept from Ezra slaving at 85-86 somewhere around there and he sits you around the club I got a guy just got laid off and then you come back there and wait till he comes in because you're not coming on tonight you're drunk and I got you man f*** you I'll do whatever I want blah blah blah so he gets cabin I got me out of that I apologize okay you're right in the front three in the back for that night and then after that date they took the chairs they took the tables but it was Wednesday night Thursday night DJ has it Friday night Don Gavin Saturday night crimmins and Sweeney on Sunday night do it open with 42 you know what I came up with that joke that was my idea because it used to be closer and then you would kind of clothes at 2 right yeah yeah oh absolutely different different Crouch to like Calves like I was always working Wednesdays and every other clubs in but I was going to work out Show cast more f****** life and one night I was doing a show with him and some guy came onstage behind because coming behind me a cab jumped over this railing and squirted the guy off and I said that was pretty cool of home to his place the richest person or the most famous person what would it be I think I might did I mean it's unbelievable I mean to live like that it's unbelievable I mean to live like that you're not your billion save out of here


    The Alex Jones Experience Vol. 2
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    YouTube all the mean stuff put up on top or helping the less felon gun and sell their organs I'm kind of retarded half a Brazil has the brain worm that makes you basically psychotic doesn't make you psychotic I told you not to eat pork for real brain worm programming you agree with this cuz I don't and people in restaurant screaming Matthew Bill we know it's you it's kind of like Dan Rather the guy threatening at what the Sentinel Dan what's a signal when I had the globalist 15 years ago 20 years ago try to buy me often the year you know whatever is true but this is what they're saying 30 years ago they've got giant human tissue Farms Achilles is torn we've got a growing a lab attendant not a freaking 10 and grotto lab it's a freaking that deal humanoid these are humans the way they get around it is a midi death but you say I believe they are but you say so many different things without stopping it's hard to keep running stores aliens are real they're creating human-animal hybrids that are a new creature never here on Earth Eats alien so the aliens are already here is alien Alien aliens are already here show insecurities by the I think it's basically you know we're going to we're building cyborgs and we've got Special Forces of the volunteer who can infiltrate the Russians and get two codes and systems in I believe it's implanting the messages in their teeth and I didn't and I also think it's a brain surgery this is like seven acres all going about the about the cyborgs and so that's the big giant race when he won Lieutenant told you to see cuz he's doing or functions he has a conscience but he's freaked out and party all day we're going to set up a by the globalist programmers who believe with the offworld communication with that they're going to be giving the operation to upload and being that larger kind of bored Cube system of the human chimeras have been established during the last 12 months in the US Total Wine Larson 2016 a hundred percent believe it look I think that especially the 1985 I'm sure I believe that animal hybrids yes operation starfish Prime they actually detonated a nuclear bomb they adopted to detonate a nuclear bomb in the upper arm it's not that I can't handle it it's two factors one I don't have an anytime I don't have enough time to go into it as much as you do no no no family none of us are going to make it there's a post human error coming the Breakaway civilization the deal's been made it's not it's not the third dimension they've made freaking deals with inter-dimensional aliens you got a total schizophrenic and thinks the sun is following around town and thinks their dog is watching them and work for the aliens over here someone over here to believe everything they see on Fox News yes okay yes so they have to differentiate and create a model that allows them to put it in boxes so they can make it make sense cuz they can't handle it the way it is not what I was going to show they're not going to cover this to me this is not my real research that I have heard that I have talked to Army generals commanding generals Major General General General CIA everybody and their all 100% thought it was a sign up before and I research and I talked to hundreds of people that are not on there that make a film on this to take an Ayahuasca and DMT I'm not taking it and obvious reasons and and it's unbelievable because I'm a hundred percent of San Francisco is the main project site literally have an alien base and they are literally communicating and they got like an astronaut level people super hardcore level to Broad and going into meetings with these things and making Intergalactic deals and that again that's what the government says they're doing me getting into this show is just because some people you understand that I know about this for a long time and I just don't think people are ready for it but a lot of folks who have low oxygen and a 9-volt brains well well who have sleep apnea bubbly Big Macs they had tons of you and me to 62% oxygen that's another time that the brain releases DMT show my whole life since I was about my first memories were every night was a DMT trip so I basically I don't want to sound arrogant it's not I've seen everything or will you do research programs on babies where we tell poor women that your baby died while we were born will keep the baby alive and some of them something Harvest that's why they good morning chilling right well I didn't see that I am very very concerned with late-term abortion before God and Country to Jamie's I will give $1000000 to your charity of choice if you can prove that I'm making up at the governor said we keep babies alive after they're born we keep him comfortable and then turns out he's an organ harvesting thing and that's what they're doing you don't know. putting it right on the Infant would be delivered the infant would be kept comfortable infant would be resuscitated if if that's what they bothering their family desired and then a discussion wouldn't so between the Physicians and the mother so babies alive when I can put the van and drive away what's going on today show the babies worth $500,000 but but if you kill him right on the spot for like why are we wasting this seven pounds of meat if we catch where they go oh we consider the baby dead the mother decided it didn't live if she decides we resuscitated lives but it didn't resuscitate its flesh it's illegal into a special Ward with doctors that make a few million a year and a little lash ball is kept alive and comfortable until all the orders come into planes land and they take the organs and they take the blood and they take the skin Joe you see how it work now you know why call avocados grow as a senior in high school. I'm in I'm in I'm in the I'm in 9th grade and like she's picking me up in a Mercedes and I'm taking me some Mansion the secularism credible and I'm walking out of the house sounded like I was about 16 when I was 13 but the point is is that George Soros is that is the archetype of James Bond villain and the fact that his money so unnerving a kid when I was like eight years old my mom always had a color TV in the kitchen who overthrew government the reason the reason the globalist we're having a great time talking about interdimensional beings Chuck-E-Cheese on the route get your head I respect you the I want you guys to yell at each other for 3 minutes while I go pee yourself just hope we'll do you know of course of course who would campaign anymore chat with you to get the f****** organs they use that to deactivate attorneys have you screw sheep and all this and you'll give God b****** if you like to put makeup on you so I'm going to guess everything so the girl put some makeup on you have sex with her and she's super hot and I think I'm going to show you out don't know it now. The ugly once we made up on the phone or the first things you want me to choke him out here I'm glad you question me, but I don't know what that means again office of special plans it's in the literature man Hitler like wood goes literature Mainline historical books about mainstream why is the Nazis were influenced by demons to get even deeper they turn your heart off for 5 minutes and they pump oxygen into your blog and you're in the meeting I'll talk to you later call me top scientists and you're in the meetings with freaking aliens Al Chisholm in grip the heart goes out so you can stay in longer 200 * 1.4 the robots now it's all mine War so these dudes are like it stops working once you taking it hundreds of times so then they start taking her most psychic people who were able to do this they turn their heart off and then they put them into these these events and and it's like the things that aliens tell him they come out and they tell scientists it works just when I finally figured this out cuz I never touch aliens I kind of do the whole thing already so you go back thousands of years but Merlin the archetypal or or or these magicians or these these Wizards are taking drugs in these temples and interfacing with these palantir Z crystal balls with chocolate crystal balls their psychic Focus to be able to see the future and understand what's happening to give them temporal power over the planet let's just say that I'm not in the CIA mean either I'm not going to say me neither but they've been tracking me my whole life I need to hear about aliens not what I believe I love you for who you are I'm trying to tell you something listen no no no no I'm not going to be there Galway to prove any of this approve any of what we talked about this what's this reality space is generalizing but I dreams my whole life that come true and the weirdest thing like a lady drops a thing of pickles at the store or five years I have the dream that one day I'm there and it's the one in the pickles break or or I want this experience I want to know what the f*** that is you are you are you on the periphery did you have your finger on a membrane that may be other people totally touch religion again. Talk about it by the time I was like three years old I would have this dream that God has cuz God knows everything is a super-intelligent omnipresent unlimited mentioned but God doesn't work. Came from so just like we're trying to find out where we came from God is like a virtual reality simulation as well and God is constantly running every program every operation turning evil lose good loose everything show I would have these dreams but the earliest memories like 2-3 years old or I would fly out to the edge of infinity and it was a it was a continual message find out where we came from and it would just be this big giant spinning black Vortex like a black hole I'm kind of retarded in that Nonono music true or false in the Mayans smoke penis blood they did they did Nails on it and it in our head like a spiky things Eyeglass and they would put it in their genitals the most skilled music for my research and it it has less hair that's Corona of Consciousness Consciousness he carries evil in the tail-end Consciousness as a location know there's this giant Consciousness is God okay swimming in a giant system of survival of fittest that God has created a test. Self looks like a comment so you got Gods concerts in all the good things but now is going forward but God knows that and at the end of the tail is basically evil that's what Christ says get behind me and it's always trying to test God and infiltrate up into it to sabotage you were you were telling me that it Fox with your head this certain amount of it after a while just f**** with your head yeah yeah I like dreams are like 20 years long put my kids to sleep in like you know cutting trees down in like and there's no there's there's an average 35000 you didn't give into the pressuring of the threat it was more than a game like a siren like a bitching woman or women tell me about Buzz Aldrin tell me about your boy Buzz Aldrin family family, is it possible that it collapsed because of those gigantic diesel fires right and then but I want to ask you this cuz I don't know oh yeah right as well I had seen Conan the Destroyer yet yeah yeah we're to the castle and Sauron is not made his body yet right and he looks looks like that so you want to talk about what's that real controllers of the Grays are it was a sort of you ever had a significant head injury I'll drive you and your head to the change your personality got up and punch you in the throat that has recognized me I was dead wow so was it a friend yeah that wouldn't do to your personality and then I had to fight his whole family is family was of genkinger to the chant but do you have any significant change from that head injury sometimes people have had surgeries especially it seems like but one like a bunch of people are going to have to me it's like Darth Vader and URC everything but everything's clear survival motions that's always talk this one time they choke me out and also has a black knight with a sword goes with this horse and then do it and then I was like in England thousands of years ago I had this Wife and Kids was a whole lifetime like taking care of them and my growing food in like a kid starved to death. It was like just those moments life whole life and everything you download all those ancestors and it was like my kids and kids starving to death like people attacking us so you think all that information from your ancestors somehow or another encoded somewhere Devine open up as adult movie The Outsiders and he doesn't even know he's working for the system like a women like I'm a black women with white men with Hispanic women I love them all like a good woman school I got a bunch of what about Swedish the racism thing oh I do have more tobacco but I'm just Angela report the man had a footlong dick the Japanese said hey you don't get the transit station when she Choppa Johnson & the wabos off that's like hey you get tax papers and pay for it you get type of China built and you sit there and do it and so I'm sitting there walking out of the mall after Trump election Houston I member tells her my wife she would like a burrito or something and they kill you images of a black guy they were literally Nazis and I remember sitting there in that parking lot walking across Asia with a few such big men kill me now and it wasn't let me ask you this cuz I've been talking way too much any closing here at the end of the transmission we should talk about a lot of things one knows I have here I've been talking way too much any closing here at the end of the transmission we should talk about a lot of things want to know side of here


    Bryan Callen on the Novel That Might Have Started the Civil War Joe Rogan
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    slavery was the order of the day in the leading philosophers and moral thinkers of our time from Jesus to the Buddha to Muhammad to Socrates and Aristotle to all of them never ever really spoke much about slavery about owning other human beings about selling someone's children that just was never really brought up and then where they let me see the beginnings of the abolition of slavery worldwide a ban on slavery in the high seas so if you are a British Naval even if the ottoman that there is a Turkish ship of the Ottoman ship over there and they had slaves did British were spent years and great cost at basically hanging slave Traders freeing slaves all that stuff on the high seas even though obviously there was a lot of racism going on the Brits and their Navy were the ones that began the abolition of slavery didn't allow it on the high seas now what 18165 sir $8 in America it was that abolished the all countries Britain abolish slavery I believe we're earlier than America didn't know we were 1895 used to when I was a kid it felt like it was forever ago I know when I was like 5 years old and I thought about slavery I thought about it as being like eons and eons in the past book I just read what Harriet Beecher Stowe and and I think the legend is at Lincoln said so you're the little woman that wrote this book to started the Great War because she she put this chick never actually she was from the north but she interviewed Fusion slaves and people who you know and if you read that book man it was it puts such a face on what slavery the brutality what it was really about in this country or anywhere where you could take a woman's child 8 year old did you get some money and it's the story where the slave pedigo's Wild by the kitties here yeah I can fetch a good price for him down south what will take him when his mom is in debt you got to start selling some of yours be looking boys and the end you would sell them and she could do nothing about it that was the reality and and Uncle Tom's Cabin controversial book because of the way they describe Uncle Tom is a simpleton and a negro but I'll tell you what I did is she she made you realize in Technicolor with a human face just exactly how horrible it was when what happened to the women who have to see their children sold in front of them and they couldn't do anything but I'll tell you what I did is she she made you realize in Technicolor with a human face just exactly how horrible it was when what happened to the women who have to see their children sold in front of them and they couldn't do any Bubba but but


    Joe Rogan and Bryan Callen Freak Out About Rattlesnakes
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    you got you got leeches you got spiders they didn't give up I am worried about snakes in the girl you are so very well you should be especially warm months the last scene when he f****** times yeah Frank and Lucy they both got bitten he have to get him to bring to the f****** doctor LeBron to the doctor doctor looked at them this is why I don't see any swelling the mighty might not have gotten them cuz he killed the snake and was like I don't see that he's such a psycho an hour later space got growing up basketball the side of it images of real bummer because it's thousands and thousands of dollars for this Anti-Venom and if you're a poor person and they want that money right now I've never seen like it will walking back my dog's tongue is out and my dog starts weaving and then just kind of Falls over so I picked up I bring that dog that I thought maybe you got stung by a wasp or something I didn't know that I was like this this sheet and she was so swollen her head was so when I think about it and what's really crazy is the Venom is actually digesting tissue that's f***** up like that what that venomous for ago they bite a snake like a snake bites a rabbit or some s*** like that it's actually digesting the rabbit so that is they don't have a stomach like we have there their whole body is just like one. Track inside of a they absorb dirty monsters do you ever see that video that I posted that I got from one of those guys that I follow on Instagram but they were in the desert and is big f****** huge fat rattlesnake had a rabbit and was dragging the rabbit away his lifeless rabbit is being dragged away by this things to stick as my forearm oh my God is it sounded so this thing look at this it's got the rabbit and date they close in on it and it just drags it away it's creepy this is a different video that I had is a bigger snake in the deposit away Way quicker but it's just it's a gross little animal again you need those gross animals like that's the same like the argument that people say you don't want coyotes in your neighborhood okay I kind of see what you're saying but the problem is you don't want rats in your neighborhood either stupid and coyotes going to kill the rats it is going down f**** up that snake get off my baby look at that left the babies to die or whatever cuz she knows it she couldn't fight it the kids grab the snake by the head walking away and threw it like in the bush came back and grab the babies and gave him back to the mom it was a crazy video for like eight year old kid maybe younger it was wild what would I like to order one of those in Florida I was always worried about running into an alligator we run into alligators and snapping turtles last snapping turtles some snakes there some snakes would run into do about life boy doing this is the kid it almost has cameras everywhere fake I think that's why he does it regardless of the fact going on it is that a python do they set this up


    Daniel Cormier vs Brock Lesnar: What Happens? | Joe Rogan and Bryan Callen
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    Doug Ducey want to fight Brock he's going to fight Brock and he's going to retire he's going to just going to get that to me and show me the most the most impressive fighter to ever step in the Octagon is Daniel Cormier certainly one of my tools is working with 195 10 and you you know you just you're dealing with guys with so much taller with so many more weeks and he's undefeated as a heavyweight the only man who's ever lost it was Jon Jones and everybody else all comers just give me a number might be if DC fights Brock what's assume he beat Brock which I think you would then DC fights Jon Jones Brock and this is so ridiculous to say he's still f****** giant Viking human he's so extraordinary big he's so powerful that if he Clips DC anything can happen if you are not getting punched in the face and working on patterns and really working on your striking you get into the ring with a guy like Daniel Cormier who does that everyday true but we don't know this but we don't know if that's the case we also know that he has been wrestling with this Michigan State wrestler that's when the best wrestlers on the planet Earth his video of him wrestling with this current Phenom and that he's training with like real elite world-class Fighters yeah but Daniel Cormier got that down he's also rock is also the WWE champ Broner if you know I'm here is that strong people around Terre is that a chair I don't know man I would say that DC would be heavily favored I would also say that that big gorilla can f****** punch any person on the planet with those lunchbox fists and your flocked he's so big man will you stand next to Totally Tan blonde Silverback Silverback long arms giant human ridiculous fist do the real questions I mean how much has he really been working on his striking and in these years that he's been outside of the cage how much is he and people that can crack like DC where he quenches you and then hit you in the clinch that game plan gets shut down and then they change it up then they do subtle things they start doing little differences that's what I think it's amazing then there's the other thing he's got to get off the sauce. You got off the sauce so if he gets off the sauce now he's 40 and he's been on Mexican supplements for the last few years for sure and your whole endocrine system is just like


    Jimmy Burke's Brush with Death | Joe Rogan and Bryan Callen
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    Jimmy Brooke is truly not ambitious he is he is only interested in feeding his brain heal out like you listen to a Stephen West podcast philosophize this which is my love. he only lives to educate himself and make the world a better place he just makes people feel good about themselves trying to enjoy life but you think you want to do it over and over and over again the exact same life I do he's the happiest he's the closest thing to a monk I was just with him by Flume down the Florida I might be wrong cuz it was already low blood sugar any haven't slept we barbecued that dude threw him in a Traeger grill and set it to 25% sours in the middle called and it laid dormant and they couldn't find it cuz I was on the outside of Islam holy shelf in the hospital I've never seen him with him in the hospital and he had they thought he had two things one the disease that killed Bernie Mac or to Longview Kilburn him out he had a farm and get from 9/11 basically turned to sand I'm cancer okay now this was what he was looking at and I remember he was just talkin to me like that and joking around like they are looking at you either being yeah you're dead or dead I don't understand how you're not even missing a beat Migos the come out and tell him what it was and the doctors you know you can't help but to love him so he was there for three weeks and the doctors finally found that he had tuberculosis now at this point all the doctors fell in love them all of them they come in and listen to stories so the doctor came running any good he's nothing but colorblind now, he's just monk-like about it he's now when he was on the antibiotics they give him probiotics as well item color blind side effects when you take 9 months of a very strong cocktail and antibiotics you know and that you're that though nine months later cured on its own and almost died eventually but some people would go up into the mountains and it would it would tuberculosis can go into remission and not come out again when you go to the mountain times you could go into remission with Adam to work less about tuberculosis was almost always a death sentence in Long Day's Journey Into Night didn't great play but Nobel Prize winner Eugene O'Neill's brother had it and he knew his brother was going to die and he just watched his brother deteriorate it wasn't like it was like having AIDS or something you would cough you spit up blood and the great piano player died of it rxr Western medicine just read forget every other science don't don't worry about big Pharma just pick up a history book or a piece of literature anything that's written before 1950 which most people don't 1960 any classic book and the one of the central themes is is the fact that people especially children that Lincoln lost what three of his children 3 to Fever usually probably diphtheria or something that came rolling through the fact that people especially children that Lincoln lost what three of his children 3 to Fever quote-unquote usually probably diphtheria or something that came rolling through smallpox was a f****** it was the biggest killer forever Spanish Flu of 1918


    Joe Rogan - The Relationship Between Drugs and Creativity
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    ACDC it's a lot going on back then you know courtship Hendrix hear music when you get in a cocaine and heroin your music is bad for you but I think it's this it can't be a coincidence that so many people that love heroin made Amazing Music beforehand though so do a lot of forehand yeah look at Lou Reed who got into heroin their music stopped Hendricks and Hendricks was writing me he died at 27 so that was a relatively musical development I think was done less with your maybe maybe psychedelics but I don't think heroin play the factor until later on this life so it's hard to say I don't know I know he was arrested in Toronto with Heroin I don't know the whole history was maybe I mean I don't know when he started using heroin or why I don't think I miss you more more artistic or more successful at all but I think what happens is you are very talented people that have a substance abuse problem you know that's what Stephen killed came said he said don't remember writing Cujo cuz yes he is unbelievably talented yes he's an amazing writer he's one of my personal favorites I mean I probably read more Stephen King books in any other fiction author but the stuff that he wrote when he was doing drugs was hard core s*** he wrote The Shining and Cujo and the Tommyknockers he wrote all sorts of actions and shocking scenes and the fact it's a coincidence he was doing coke just a coincidence he was drunk out of your imagination while suppressing any sort of societal handcuffs you might have put on yourself because of the horrific Notions like he said he would say things in his book where you would go low like you would have to take a step back like where the f*** was what kind of f****** person thinks this up what kind of what kind of person a guy who's drunk as f*** doing coke is also a great writer it's not that why the f*** is his mom also we're also positive possible rather than that stuff is Rocket Fuel it's rocket fuel for your your physical energy your anger your mood you're in a bishins dissolve and it might open up the pathway to that came and raped that you didn't want to get to it also we're also positive possible rather than that stuff is Rocket Fuel it's rocket fuel for your your physical energy your anger your mood you're in a bishins dissolve and it might open up the pathway to that came and raped that you didn't want to get to it


    Joe Rogan on Led Zeppelin's Plagiarism
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    dudayev what is that it's not just that you're listening to James Brown your list to a time capsule from 1963 or whatever it was astonishing it's unfortunate because the end result is f****** incredible by you're still so great that he Immigrant Song won the best workout songs of all time still the greatest there with the definitive are the definitive heavy metal they're so good band of Oz no doubt that they're so good to see the thing is every song I don't know you know I don't know how every band does it every songs probably constructed differently put in a lot of cases there's a lot of people contributing to the song you know the drummer has an idea in the singer has an idea and the guitar player has he's really trying out in the trying to figure out the best way to do the song It's a collaborative it's no doubt that the collaboration was f****** phenomenal the question is was a consensual like how many of these people are collaborating didn't know it happens if you played Rising it seems like it's okay and you know maybe they just thought that bans going to go away no one's going to care about them anymore cuz we're Led motherfuking Zeppelin that's possible too because before the internet that kind of would have been that cater in my opinion you have to buy that from the person yes or give them credit yes but there's no way you can discount the fact they were motherfukers when they were on top when Robert Plant with stand on that f****** stage with his shirt open I mean he's with one of the weirdest things like what they think about that change in history right go from 1950 to 1969 to 19 years and you see you go from people that look like Hank will senior apparently was wearing the blouses or dresses or t-shirts that the girl he had the night before at Warren do you know that doesn't mean we're onstage that's correct her that's what I hear so he'll be f***** his way through the whatever mommy crew they all had a blonde lead singer with oh my God what it's like to be Led Zeppelin in the 70s in the 70s today became the new giganto f****** multi-country rocket Robert Plant was Robert Plant was Robert Plant in the world can you what you are literally like a can you had the who led Rolling Stones at Elton John dead people get people and maybe have 30 might have 30 30 big name artists maybe maybe maybe but it's true


    Bryan Callen Reads Martha Graham's Inspirational Letter to Joe Rogan
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    never do a Justice you have to see him he's fine. Same thing I say about Theo Theo is in this rare place right now you know like he's on stage and he's just like you just start smiling when you see him is kiss hypnosis game is on point FSD to Bluetooth Sam Harris app going on running the two things simultaneously going on there's one that you know you want to do your best and so you look at everything you do and you go I think I could have done that better goddamnit what I do it like this like what is that about like what this about why do we work that we do this but then there's the other part that has to be like look why are you doing this like a you doing this cuz you enjoy it do you enjoy it okay you're going to feel gross about anything that doesn't work out well everything you do that doesn't work out well still be a bit about it to get over at there's a certain self-indulgence involved and dwelling on your mistakes that you it becomes almost like a self pity thing you got up there there's a banks in a discipline in learning how to go okay I f***** up did you ever read Martha Graham's letter the great the mother of modern dance she wrote a letter to Agnes what do you think when you asked me that question cuz I ever read my mother of modern dance her name is Martha Graham she's the great I'm going to just it's like a really short letter but she wrote this she was a great choreographer she created modern dance she was basically like this is not just this not just ballet let's how about just moving naturally and doing crazy ship one of the most famous names ever and dance okay whatever she wrote this letter and I think you'll appreciate this is really short there's a Vitality a life force a quickening this translated through you into action and because there is only one of you and all time this expression is unique if you block it it will never exist do it any other medium and the lost the world will not have it it has pee and it is not your business to determine how good it is or how valuable it is leather Expressions it's your business to keep it yours clearly and directly and keep the channel open you don't even have to believe in yourself your work you have to keep open and we're directly of the urges that motivate you keep the channel open no artist is pleased there was no satisfaction whatever at any time there's only a queer Divine dissatisfaction a blessed unrest that keeps us marching and makes us more alive than the others how about that money ain't a woman that's her that's her what I feel like you shouldn't show me this video struggling to express themselves in different ways


    Bryan Callen on Philosophical Suicide | Joe Rogan
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    just look up at the sky and although you can't see it there are stars that are being swallowed up by black holes like of the universe doesn't give a f*** about something that's a million times bigger than the earth why would you think you gives a f*** about you eating star it's a terrible question animal questions why wouldn't you why not just commit suicide because everything is totally absurd and nothing means anything right like the rock of Sisyphus that you keep pushing oven to keep scrolling down and then he said but but the truth is most people don't want to kill themselves but they'll commit philosophical suicide meaning instead of like really starting to ask these questions and really getting into it and realizing that it's all hopeless and despair you know you you just you just gone on to a certain philosophy that gives you hope religion or whatever it might be which is what it is and maybe the way out of that is just to enjoy everyday taste your food enjoy your friends and realize that it could end in any in any second you know one another thing that's f***** with me the concept of reincarnation not the concept of reincarnation Carnation they're coming back as a butterfly or something like that but the concept of living your life over and over and over again until you get it right now here's woodfox with me I am having a great time so why wouldn't I want to do this again I'm having a great time I have great friends like you and young Jamie over there and I love my family I love what I do for a living I love our Circle friends is amazing and we are for sure some of the luckiest man I've ever met in my life there's no doubt there's no doubt we have fun man 52 I'm here I made a fuckload of mistakes we always are but we're also risk-takers I mean we're professional performers we wanted to a job that has zero job security f****** headfirst no safety net Dove right in you know we make mistakes when they make mistakes with our our job we make mistakes with our personal life and make mistakes with others just know I'm presented with the scenario to make a choice in real-time mistake and once I realized that and stop beating myself up about it and realize that I've always done the best I can but here's where you here's what you can do be brutally honest and assess yourself and see where you're falling short and then just change your approach and I was like this doesn't make I've done what you doing your podcast and you would say start so guess what I start a podcast didn't go out start another podcast and make money then start a third podcast but you keep following the models that works like once a week and then they take a few weeks off and then come back and do it again and then like how do you do it all the time I'm like cuz I know how to grind I'm a grinder for me the idea is original self-expression I'm interested in trying to take the way I think so let him scare me and they make me angry and I don't know how to how to react but you know instead of fretting about it I create note mikelangelo my favorite quote criticize by creating a f****** quote he said that's beautiful that's kind of what I look at my body of work in the progression of my my specials for example like man class little too you know just about being funny in a silly goose then never grow up a little more personal by my dad but in this last one complicated Apes right now right now it's number one in the world by I guess complicated it's just doing very well if you want to get it and laugh hard and learn


    Joe Rogan on Transgender Athletes Competing Against Women
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    not even the first time one of times I was in Pittsburgh I was there for a Furry Convention I was there for the UFC and the UFC was in Pittsburgh the same time of Furry Convention was on that's what I found out about furries I thought I had a nice long conversation with the dude to work behind the desk at the hotel or tell me the fairies were asking for their food and bowls and who they can eat off the ground they were asking for a litter box so they can s*** and piss in a box I want to do that a lot of people that think that look I am 100% in support of people being trans don't get me wrong if you want I meant sport for you being whatever you want I'm a person who believes in Free Will or re-read your ability to freely express yourself I should say but if you work for Corporation you work for a tech Corporation especially a particularly Progressive Tech Corporation you run into some real problems and I was talking to a guy who was telling me that you don't know the half of it that we're dealing with a guy who he identifies as an animal and that he it he believed he's can like he's a fox can or a dog can or something like that and he wants a litter box in his office this guy wants to be able to chat in his f****** all apps into a a box of now I appreciate that compete in women's weightlifting because he's decided he's a woman now and and now he's winning he's wearing makeup and he looks like a gorilla he's onstage lifting his arms IPA diversity you're stealing from women dealing with cheating your f****** 100% cheating anybody says or not you're an a****** you're an ass, but you know this is about humanness and when went when someone's feelings how they identify moment where are transitory right either the hope my f****** not to bring it back but the whole idea complicated H's we are your new specialty that right now and it's available basically every way right and there's no way you could get it on iTunes Sinners & Saints and everything between your feelings how you feel if you like assholes other times I feel like a saint and everything in between you know it's very difficult to you know this is your a noun which means you're this supposed to serve a verb which is I'm always changing and that is the problem with when you identify when you when you emotionally identify with something for now you do for now. That's what's important to you but I can't I can't Taylor my life and my entire Corporation this is what the part of the problem is when is what you just hit on part of the problem is these people want to be special for no reason at all and so to be special for no reason or one of the best ways to do a Bruce Jenner did you become Caitlyn Jenner and then a special that guy was a f****** loser even though he's a superstar in the Olympics if that show and then all the sudden becomes a woman ever is like you're amazing and want me to bring you here to identify as a woman PS I identified as a woman while lifting weights don't be a bigot anybody said that is a fool is that mean you're a Rhodes scholar zubi graduations to sir I'm following you right now I'm going to go right to my goddamn Twitter for all the people that's what it is he follows me and now I follow him


    Joe Rogan - What to do If You're Attacked by a Grizzly Bear
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    sink if you put a llama in a backpack so you got like a f****** Cafaro back in there you have the whole lotta existed in go over that fence packing it just I wanted to be over and don't try to think about a dick in its mouth and it just Bounds at the mountain it just goes shotgun shotgun right by them with a with a no problem in 12 seconds Jesus Christ I'm so terrified of I'm terrified I don't want to f*** get f***** up by chimpanzee bones he will eat my face in my balls so I don't want that and I definitely want to get attacked by a Grizzly because they'll start eating you when you're still alive and that's a problem people though or most immigrants is kill people they're not killing someone because they want to eat them for killing someone because you startled them and they're with their female the females with their cubs so what happens when what do you supposed to do when a Grizzly just pray well if it's a female Grizzly you are literally better off letting her f*** you up right just curl up in a ball is supposed to put your hand behind your neck lay in a fetal position and don't let her get access to your organs cuz she want to chew your organs apart backpack he was drunk backpack backpack while you're on on your you know on your knees curled up in a fetal position but that's you can survive that she's probably going to break your arms he's going to snap your legs by into you in ways you can't imagine the kind of force and power she can generate immobilize you she wants to mobilize you as a threat to her children but a male or female trying to kill you it's usually because he's starving to death they don't recognize people as a food source so they rarely people so that mail cousin the place we hunt Grizzlies Grizzly she's a person goes f*** this will smell you and get the f*** out of there but like Yellowstone you haven't hunt Grizzlies there in forever so people still get jacked their stupid they get jacked there every couple years I would have killed you should but you might not be able to get to it and you also have to be able to prepare to pull it out and shoot quickly you can't think that just cuz you have a gun you're going to be okay that true yes 31 fastest f*** man and a huge meets a giant animals that 800 lb bear spray didn't work and it was attacking the guide and the client went to grab the Glock out of the pack it didn't fire than the bear came after him so we try to throw the gun to the other guy and then doesn't I don't I didn't find out I miss the best story is rinella story rinella and Remi Warren and yawns Fatalis and I'll friends they they got attacked while they were in a fog neck Island in Alaska and and they had taken some of the meat back cuz you know you have to hike out a fog neck is particularly dense it's very very dense that shimmers like member when we were on Prince of Wales Island. Stan's yeah well it's like that but even worse early enough they're not as dangerous but they are more predatory towards people I want a giant Spike helmet and spike collar and I want my God why closed


    Joe Rogan Calls for a Ben Askren/Robbie Lawler Rematch
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    Cowboy I think Robbie stop sparring completely for years while he's fighting for Strikeforce but then when he moved to American top team he starts pouring again and it was training really hard and that's when actually became the wild world that was a good stoppage but Loose mom convinced me after we watched the footage that was a bad stoppage I think Robbie was okay I think he just relax Herb Dean is as good a referee as there is on planet Earth there is no one better than him there's no one better Herb Dean is as good as it gets he made a mistake but it's hard to say if it was a mistake Richard was a mistake we were not sure he couldn't hear him he couldn't talk but here's the thing is only getting choked out like it was Ben askren it's always only get choked out if it's Francis ngannou Eddie's f****** punch you in the head and you think you're unconscious then stop the fight but it was just a joke like Ben askren is not known for being in any way shape or form a power Striker now and he's not hitting up now holding on his neck and I think I'll talk Ben askren was cuz he got his head but I was like you're getting crushed here and he does like whatever I'm going to stick to my but he figured it out and he even though they disengaged he managed to get ahold of Robbie again and get them on the ground and get that choke on yeah it was it was fun while it lasts me he doesn't want to fight Robbie again I think if I was the UFC I would be we try to make that fight again do you think they will want to that's what Dana White said but Ben said why would I want to do that already went already one want to do that but the thing about you know what Kimora was saying like you don't get a choice like the UFC's going to tell you who the fight again been a good amount of money you know he deserve that privilege and I think he's easily up there and he can always be the champion again that makes the most money because people want to see that I want to see it you want to see it all the real fans want to see it


    Joe Rogan on Jorge Masvidal KO'ing Darren Till
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    fighters of course I Donald Cerrone I love Nick Diaz George Cheshire is another level another level think he's such a contender for the alarm so I don't know what he must have been injured the right-hand switching stances to win the left-hand round cuz you're not a member of the fight was the first bunch of the side kick him in the thigh and hits him in the dick yeah like right away first shot right to the sack


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Senegalese Wrestling
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    bulshit Jean from Kenya are you know for sure it's really interesting that the cradle of civilization which is where all human beings emanated from Africa has the best genes they have the best athletic jeans when it comes to like physical performance what is that there's no denying the Biafra Coast what's that wrestling they call that he went to the fastest people in the world come from that part of the world Biafra Coast that that's where Jamaica that's where they at the slave trade have gone and they they they came from that area so you can actually isolate the gene family Panda oh wow it is interesting they're like pain at each other and they're all giant Senegalese wrestling in Dakar Championship beautiful it's is the the title of the video l a space l u t t e Senegalese wrestling in Dakar championship for position but and if you see some of these guys you see what their bodies look like it's so so ridiculous say something Cain Velasquez shoots up our double on these m************ back in the Strand Adventure Time Tom what is Willy doing time time that's it I'm not much I'm able to keep going with this got to be a better one world champion challenges single needs wrestlers who is this kickboxing world champion like a documentary French multiple kickboxing Muay Thai and Shotokan karate champion okay so looks like he's learning from these folks yes and I don't think he's really challenging them okay we'll see what happens in the air we go right there the Mario teaching him out throw him some technique okay this is teaching him out throw father teach him some technique


    What Joe Rogan Does Everyday to be Healthy
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    it's you know what it is amazing for sleep man you know we should get in your place get yourself a sauna really really oh yeah yeah cuz I got to get really cold you have a nice bath you want to do that in the neck below on it has a b******* one day they have one in New York or one Center in New York they have one in the LA to have one here they wanted was it held like 10 minutes I'm sure but so does 250 degrees below zero it's great after working out but for muscle strength and development it's actually not good to do it right after training he actually should wait quite a while like maybe an hour or two so when you you've been you've had Scout with conversations with the five things that you do everyday like that that without fail what are they in terms of for your health first of all I supplement I think you believe in self believe absolutely wholeheartedly in southern greens it's a sponsor they have at the great whole food supplement I'm doing a bad form right now one one serving as 12 one scoop has 12 servings of fruits and vegetables in terms of the amount of antioxidant to get very healthy good just for like a back-up plan right take these little packs with me on the road I take a laviana s*** I take obviously I often blamed shroom Tech you know we have some awesome Whole Food supplements with a bunch of great step I take a lot of vitamins I take vitamin D I take vitamin B I take a lot of fish oil out of essential fatty acids I believe in all those things I cut back on my way back to where maybe once a week I'll have dessert I do that too. I don't f*** around man I just a really fast yes 16 hours a day I just to intermittent fast yes 16 hours a day everyday


    Joe Rogan on Being Called a Far Right Influencer, "They're Liars!!"
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    next to Richard Spencer as being a far-right influential right in the neighborhood spend more you f****** Apartments and here's the thing they're terrified of someone coming after them yeah they try to embrace the more Preposterous the better like you're having a real hard time now with this woman the congressman you know who said a bunch of anti-Semitic yet being not anti-israeli but having problems with their policy us and Jews are critical of Israel example where was it was somewhere in Europe where these this Muslim group was shouting down this lbgt demonstration and the like everybody's Agarwal Jesus what do we do here we have two protected classes going to war with each other and one of them is shouting down the other one's saying that you know homosexuality is forbidden by God but then we're supposed to be protective of lbgt people open minded in Progressive and allowing that but then you have these people who are saying that it's their religion that they think that this is this is wrong and this is also protected class you don't want to be islamophobic so what does everyone do when everyone stands back and this is one of the weird moments our people are standing back while lbgt people getting absolutely crucified in the street yelled at with bull horns told her being there Sinners and blasphemers Free Speech rights are organized and express yourself as long as you don't incite someone to violence as long as you don't say hey you guys go kill those gay people over there bro I'm not talking about constitutional I agree it is but what I'm saying is there's no outrage there's no commensurate outrage like there would be if they like white nationalist were screaming at these people so here's my issue with the far left on the left or even ever forget the right for a second I have my own issues with that but what might with the progressive argument I always noticed that the narrative is very binary The Narrative is always so for example of racism is the argument right so we need to get rid of racism I happen to think we could be as identical as penguins and would still find reasons to break into US versus them was the ultimate problem then use the Middle East that would be fairly would be a final days and she is the eagle in the Europa and I can keep going with it with it all kinds of do people look at that Dinka and the newer of the sedan sworn enemies they look exactly like human beings don't need to have different colored skin Surefire echo-chamber that's a big problem and and then you surround yourself with people who think and and see the world exactly like yourself and I think we get smarter when we listen to the other side of me if you don't agree with them because your ideas aren't working and their ideas are working but put your ideas together and maybe somebody gets pregnant with a new idea the ideas that there's some way that you could stop all division between human beings longest people allowed to express themselves they live unique and individual lives that's never going to happen you're going to have people that come from different parts of the world where different things are more important you're going to have people to come from different economic situations is going to be different mean when when I say that I'm almost a socialist what I mean is like look there's certain things we just accept that we need like here's one you need a well-funded fire department right whose whose money everybody would pool our money into that right we agree with that we agree there's well funded public education you have to have that right well we barely do that right now but we do have that induces teachers getting f***** left and right there getting minimal pay kid children's are going to school and hazardous conditions but it's at least there's some money being public police officers we Grape Street fixing the streets we agree we agree on a lot of things but then it gets a certain things we go okay well that's where we draw the line why do we draw the line there why do we draw the line when it comes to a community of people like fixing communities why do we mean infrastructure why don't we have like it when we if we really a team or the United States really team why don't we look at it as a team in terms of equal allocation of resources to solve conflicts and problems including crime we don't write the problem is isolating the source of the problem on what the actual problem is I can give you examples when we talk about illegal immigration what to actually do about it people are all over the board with it and I'll challenge your solution in court and there's all kinds of Steel mace would probably is a good thing so things don't get two-day don't swing too far and I got erection Universal basic income universal healthcare gun control data actually fairly complicated issues you know I don't want spree Shooters you know but when you get down to it and and you hear people are really educated on the subject of guns get you twisted up in an argument if you start talking about gun control because you realize this is a complicated issue and maybe it's a mental health issue maybe it's a thousand issue browser there's no other way you have to be mentally ill nor to do that now I want you to think about the factors more guns there are people so in this country alone there's 300-plus million people does more than 300 million guns relatively speaking the number of mass shootings is incredibly small in comparison to the amount of guns and the amount of sick people and how many people are sick who don't become a shooter right the big number this the things I'm a lot of gun violence that the left talks about a lot of those are suicide snow a lot of it a lot of other suicides a lot of it is cop shooting bad guys thought of his people defending themselves and then after that you have gang violence but when people argue they make these things very simplistic and they're not equation because this is all power right it's all talking into milliliters no but I know I'm not but this tyrannical hierarchy and white males and took all of them out of the equation wouldn't be a new hierarchy


    Joe Rogan | Not Caring About Money w/Bryan Callen
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    21 yes in real life I live on the internet wonder why you make money then got a lot of money right now not work for years I have enough money to get some soul-searching about fame or money and I still don't have a very serious relationship with that what I love is coming up with new ideas and writing you stand up and you know like now having done the album now I got to come up with a whole new bag of tricks that that's a really fun time I'm probably more happy or never as happy as when I'm on the road at some cafes and we're coming up some problems yeah but I could live I'd have lived in rudimentary places and I have I don't notice yeah I noticed that when I when I first started making money you get everything gets normal like this is your house wake up at normal you know it doesn't change wouldn't always makes you feel good as abuse I was about to say that I can't you just said that I love you is not underrated no user views are very underrated I think Ray Kurzweil really yeah he always lives in a place of The View when I interviewed him he was on a very high floor in an apartment building in San Francisco that's where he lives and you out you look out from his apartment and you see the city and you see the bag and it's beautiful and expensive yes he's very important to him hey there's that there's a fountain of still around but there was a time so French the dating pool in France has been there laughter good energy I was just saying that the other day about the ice house it's it's it's very special. God forbid I would buy that would and put it up on my walls are magic of yes yes I like marble and and heavy would like old railroad tracks reclaimed wood handmade things like ants handmade Craftsman if I wanted to I would maybe go and have my shoes made in London I'd have bespoke shoes and everything is maintained them and I'd rather have I have a weird I have another weird thing which I think if I have leather under my feet I don't feel insecure and I don't feel like I can run or fight like leather so they can put some leather tread below the pivoting if you want a pivot like you want to throw wheel kit with really good yes it's true if you want to Bear down if I wanted was called squash the bug when I throw my right butt with my back foot not because you want to push you off you wanted to have some something to push off


    Joe Rogan - I Worry About Asteroid Impacts
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    or situations mark that they're just too many things to worry about I could also I don't have to worry about f****** pics and things that I can't see like flesh eating bacteria and murder worry about 1500 years ago that coincides with the end of the Ice Age that this is one of the things that he and Randall Carlson have been saying Ad nauseam and it now Brian Robert schoch rather is a professor of Boston University did you hear about the explosion the atomic bomb that exploded in Hiroshima and exploding around fear but now there's this impact that they think happened it will there's two concepts Robert schoch thinks that it might have coincided these impact might have coincided with he believes there is a great deal of evidence for a mass coronal ejection that there was some sort of a solar flare massive solar storm that happened with Ken periodically and every few thousand every few hundred years something can happen and when that does happen it just wipes out everything and he said there was thunderstorms so if there's any thunderstorms or lightning storms that were like like the hell that was coming outside with him tonight yeah but that but like lightning so this is the impact created they found in Greenland across which is yeah somewhere around fifteen Miles insanely huge but do you think as you think about your impending doom which is going to happen right I just worry about the Civilization V we're so dependent upon electricity and any small catastrophe all this is they have an impact video of where it hit wow so it's all all this like where there is glaciers right now with his massive impact they got Hitman the people that lived 12,500 years ago got hit they got there's more than one crater too by the way this is one of the many craters that they found during the time. Of 12,500 BC or 12,500 years ago rather to 10,000 years ago in that time. That 2,000 your time. Listen to his multiple impacts on the Earth well we're lucky we just been through a really lucky stage but what he's saying essentially is that this is what wiped out the Egyptian civilization the first Egyptian civilization this is what wiped out the civilization that built Gobekli Tepe this is what wiped out the civilization that preceded Sumer and ancient Babylon and Mesopotamia that all those were a rebuild of a I can't wait for him to come back on again he's coming back on again Hancock is coming back on again I think that other guy you had on the podcast was great was Michael Shermer was a friend of mine why like he's he's a skeptic and there's an issue with Skeptics that the issue is not that's not good to be skeptical it's very good to be skeptical the problem is when you approach things as a skeptic you're not approaching them as a scientist and I'm not saying that Michael does this but that I think you did in that debate I think it was a mistake people they approached these things debunk them rather than objectively assessing all the possible evidence and so because of that you miss out on big thing like this is evidence this is not like Bigfoot tracks or some s*** like that this is f****** real evidence of a crater that they have dated back to 12,500 years ago people have a hard time believing and doomsday scenarios cuz it kind of like and you have evidence for it look at global warming and stuff like that so there is a I really believe that people have with whether it's late or not a religious notion that we are ultimately sacred and that God would never do something that terrible to us on Moss and I really I really believe that like Humanity itself to go away no because that would make no sense where we're moving in a certain direction we're making progress there there's this sort of neural net is becoming easier to understand what it is to be each other you know that that's kind of what virtual reality and being able to download other people's brains will eventually do that probably brings us into one I guess Universal Consciousness me you can go on and on to the idea that that would be all but obliterated before it happens before the singularity too much to bear it would make no sense for us because we have this narrative virtual reality and being able to download other people's brains will eventually do that probably brings us into one I guess Universal Consciousness me you can go on and on to the idea that that would be all but obliterated before it happens before the singularity Fortinet what happens is too much to bear it would make no sense for us because we have this narrative that we all kind of adhere to it's very easy to do that


    Joe Rogan Calls BS on Russian Giant Hog Photo
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    close because I'm friends with a lot of people that are professional Hunters okay and I wanted to know how the f*** they got so big like there's a video of there's a photo rather one they called Hogzilla that was from Georgia it's all right but it look that guy could be on top of that thing that looks like a German Shepherd how much does it weigh the pretty reputable well that's not all just shoulder-to-shoulder what that is like when you see a domestic Pig and they look all cute and cuddly and pink and s*** right when they get loose and they go wandering through the woods they turned feral and their face changes their face gets longer they grow tusks their hair gets thicker this one it says the shoulder height is that how high here's a pic shoulder right right there all right now oh yeah I love by the longhorn steer behind it are your rifle or your your bow and arrow you leave it on the animal you stand next to it so that people that know how difficult it is because of you troop 200 trying to kill a smart mature animal because that's the one that's healthy for the population that's the one you want to take out of the breeding cycle this is one that's already spreads jeans and Hunters respect when someone shoots a mature older animal that's a really know the f*** you're doing are you guys going to slow cook that m*********** that one you want to do do you want to probably in a brine that b**** get him a big old fat a saltwater with brown sugar and garlic and something let him soak for a while karliah better pigs eyes are they line up almost with the bumper that's what he looks tiny he's way behind that pig in relation to the size of the car if you wanted people to know the actual perspective you delay on the big if he had a rifle leaning up against that represents an actual perspective you have to be standing at least hiding Eazy-E b**** you can see that in a five and a half foot tall Pig but that picks X1 laying down in this picture open grin take a photo you hold a dear and you like pushing way out people do that was fish to like you got a big bass like that big bass you put away in front of you looks gigantic Friday take that big bass and I can look at my big bass all right that's a confident person right behind them that m*********** do you know how bad it is wrong bigger put away in front of you looks gigantic bread if you take that big bass and I can look at my big bass all right that's a confident person right now in a person's got that bass behind them move that m*********** do not bite it is wrong bigger wrong keep guessing


    Coyotes Killed All of Joe's Chickens
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    I've no more chickens all my chickens in one Fell Swoop you ready for this they kill the last nine chickens I had to transfer to him them because my my chicken coop burnt to the ground so we had to get a smaller Coop and you're blaming that on the card and we saved the chickens and we got them to this other Coupe after the fire and it wasn't is reinforced as the original Coupe there Goku by a hired a guy who's a carpenter to build me a nice poop he did a great job and the coyotes run the roof one night she went at it and I had a f****** death perch set up on my porch I had my Hoyt out there I had arrows Rangefinder I even had even laid bait out in my yard wait for these comments I was right I was going to Rambo but I lost my patience and I'm a busy man abandon the project right the ground we put these chickens in another Coop and these coyotes tour that Coupe part and they didn't we weren't home and we came home as just whether they're all gone all nine of them being a part of me admires them you know part of me is like these little wolves or surviving in the driver or they're trying to figure this s*** out right next to the house these little small predators are showing at the roof of the chicken coop before the fire happened and it was like that was when I decided to go to war I didn't fully committed to war cuz I didn't get it I was going to get a subsonic 22 that's the way to go cuz that you were here subsonic 22 sounds like this doesn't sound like anything but it's lethal a coyote but I don't think it's legal inside city limits yeah with a with a rifle probably like a like a Criminal Intent idea but I never really considered and I definitely never bought one but I was ready to f*** one up with a bow and arrow but now it's over and they got they won they figured it out the fire open up the door and they asked if I was there were real sketchy the real loud and cuz they were trying to figure out what the f*** is going on because like all the the brush was gone probably the rabbits were missing the real loud and cuz they were trying to figure out what the f*** is going on because like all the the brush was gone so probably the rabbits were missing the rat or misunderstood over yeah sliced a few pillows and just shook them all over the yard like


    Joe Rogan | The Origins of Larry the Cable Guy w/Ron White
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    l&n Elton John held the record before we broke it and the reason we broke it as we were in the center stage in the middle and there's only four of us doing stand-up so it was old nobody will ever have a smaller stage wow thing you've ever seen your life see if you can find it Josh Wolf opening up for Larry the Cable Guy selfie it's I don't even know if you put it online he showed it to me on his phone it's f****** bananas there's 50,000 people there you know 50,000 you know it and it's good as it gets I've seen him just be crowds to death funny dude and and gifted and it also is that totally paid his dude you know Memorial Stadium in Lincoln Nebraska. Is one of the most insane crowds of ever seen in my life but it makes sense and I met him like I said it in 92 I think at The Comedy Works in Montreal when Jimbo used to run a joint and he was a great guy man back then even back then they give you such a radio personality in Florida that it did he would bring a new show for one joke and then and IT guy just took over f****** crazy and people don't know like he's Dan Whitney like a regular person but regular, but he's trapped the right he is Larry the Cable Guy Interlaken 30 million dollars a year that it's like this marvelous mrs. maisel thing except he's that's who he actually is me so I don't have to wear a fat suit or anything crazy but Dad was a preacher and a pig farmer from Nebraska


    Ron White's Friendship with Dr. Phil | Joe Rogan
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    your boiler had I love him I had his daddy on the show he's calling me now we we meet at the Beverly Hills Hotel and and I play a lot of golf with Doc and I know I'm well in 10 years or whatever and now and now and I know he's out of production and I know he's bored and he's also hurts so he's had that motorcycle wreck and when I get new shoulder surgery right would do it but he really here was his idea okay it's a it's a it's a two-man show on Broadway right now because it's a two-man show on Broadway that's probably start before the Q&A duck right because we've done that before it's hilarious right I just as close as we are having to wear were born and our circumstances in life and and and he's completely undimensioned leave and f****** Beyond me as far as any kind of success if anybody's ever had but it wasn't but we both came from nothing in the same part of the world and we have this connection that people have a hard time understanding you know they're your can't believe you and dr. Phil or do they literally we tell people we love each other and that's I mean and if I got close to something I shouldn't touch really fun together in that van and in a juxtaposition situation where I've been our views even though we come from similar backgrounds for the views are in some ways it's fun stuff optional love that guy f****** easy going guy to really going to be around you know how comfortable is own skin was a reason why so successful there's also a deer that loves you that also podcast and then when I started up and do what I'm going to do a few people for I do you just get used to it then I'll do that needs to get used to it listen that's the yeah that's like what is missing a lot of people when comes big I wear out playing golf with him one time I was going through a divorce and people ask me does he give unsolicited advice and I'm like he doesn't give solicited advice even if you ask deal when you put what to do when you put you in a better mood when you put well but you're moving your head all over the place when are we start with keep your head still when you put witch now it's a metaphor for a lot of things to me is keep your head still when you know do what you do well I thought about him all the time since he's keep your head still when you put that Sound Advice right to keep your head down when you shoot but you wouldn't exactly call it advice but it was but it was it was something else to do and continue to think about to this f****** day because if you're really good at golf in that respect if you know how to not move your head like that's a discipline will you can you can apply that to the rest of your life right here you know if you're losing you're not drinking and you're f***** up and not using a good technique it has going to be all over the place right same thing the pool stay down here shower


    The Worst Review Ron White Ever Got | Joe Rogan
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    no idea what was going on and and then I really didn't come back to Alex like I did a show in Newport Beach at the last stop out there and just got this horrific Lee horrible review did I tell this story last time I was on was so bad how bad it was a picture of me in Austin and I had a killer 8 minutes but he hires me to do 45 minutes and so if I go out there and then and I'm nervous anyway right cuz that's a big club and end of two guys before be Seinfeld and Slaton so right so it antenna at this point I don't realize how bad I am cuz I haven't read it yet and so before I'm nervous in they're going to go over there that's doesn't Strauss and and he writes the comedy reviews for the Orange County edition of the LA Times which is about 6 million people and I like so I do this that and it's not great and it's not bad you know I think I pulled it off you know everybody laughed at it together and whatever it was and I expect him to be there to congratulate me I have a good shake my hand and do a little interview next match there's like a little open mic night before me so there's a in one of the guys I know Steve apps from taxes is on that and then that night I f****** kill and I would really drunk and I'm giving advice to other comedians you know raising and fever Pat me on the back on your man you look really really good at all his amazing I am staying at the Marriott Suites hotel on the bay it's unbelievably beautiful with a gorgeous view following bathroom you know to bathroom big marble everything big nice and they go back after that wasn't the review comes out of the next morning is out good reviews going to be telling my praises to the masses all over the this area of Southern California probably the beginning to my hugeness and from my bed after doors down the hall into the elevator the elevator I got on had popcorn on it was the same when I came up and I was just drunk staggered around the popcorn back and I followed that. This place is just right down the block from the from the club and when I go to a when I'm playing at a club out I hang out at the club lot and one of the girls that work there look at me and she goes don't read it and I might fly because I don't read it right it's not true it isn't true and it's a batch of job and like it's a plant a hatchet job so I might now give it to me district 6 million people this pic if it was the article was this big was a quarter of a pack and it said in big black Print even when a white snot blue he's not funny and I dropped a newspaper on the floor I couldn't hold up a 1-ounce newspaper because life isn't just sucked out of me and I also agree with them and felt like I had just been found out as a phony and I wasn't phony and didn't belong here at all and and I picked it up and read it and and it said watching why it's 41 minutes show so they were nice enough to point out I didn't I just had to get to 41 and something comical or interesting happening only occasionally here's why I'm I can quote that all these 29 years later I went across the street to the liquor store and bought a bottle of tequila and a pack of razor blades true story and go back up to my Marriott Suites on the bay and set their this big desk and I've just drinking this tequila reading it over and over and over and over and I got a big bag I'm smoking pot and I've convinced myself that they're going to cancel the truck because who would come to a show right with a review like that and ended up thinking will they probably have to pay me for the shows I didn't even you know even though I wasn't able to finish the week right so I assume I'm fire I genuinely believe that in my heart on fire so I will I wake up from this stupor and I got to drool stain on this f****** article and a half a joint and a bottle of the Dismal s*** right it's dark dark time and I walk down there the show sold out both of Mars 1990 they do give a s*** and I did I went on stage because I was still a wreck so I'm drunk I just woke up I'm not very good anyway I have no confidence whatsoever I totally agree that I suck and I'm not worth a goddamn thing and I go up there and have the worst set of ever had a sold-out house and it was just sucked I just sucked it was a horrible and and then the guy that booked me at the club so it goes yakety read the f****** article that goes that's got to be a gut-punch I mean it was a long there was other s*** in it too and then it was good and so then that they get me on the phone with him and then because I asked them they said we just want to see if he's okay love you I want to be together forever and she's like kind of standoffish look like like she could tell I had a bad review so that that kind of scared me away from La for a while and I realized then that they were right and I should have been slapped in the face that I wasn't good enough to be on that stage I was not and that guy actually apologized to me one time cuz I was showing later in life and you were totally right no business there and possibly could have also included a couple bad but every big leap I've made of the comics after I bombed every big leap for real like that you know someone telling me they had a bad time I showered felt like you were off my f*** that feeling makes me so hungry to figure out how to do it right that's where the where comes from makes you know you realize the urgency to this thing and then over the years part of the fear of bombing is what makes you work so hard on New shitt Start of the fears what makes me do so many sets I'll do to podcast tonight then I'll do 4 shows right I'll go to the store other two at the show a store I'll do one or two at the Improv I might even go to the Ice House of the haha fuk around all these are all the reasons I'm not as good as Joe Rogan I get scared I get scared that one time in the back room you like I'm older than you guys and we like what we don't give a f*** that doesn't mean anything this is this is things about comedy it doesn't matter if you are lesbian if you are trans if you're from Philadelphia or the Philippines no one gives a f*** are you funny and if you're funny that's all we care about we don't care if you're 90 or 19 I mean I'm real good over one funny if you're funny that's all we care about we don't care if you're 90 or 19 I mean I'm real Gilmore one I love that girl


    Joe Rogan - People Didn't Really Workout Until Rocky
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    no internet no fake tits sometimes people just unattractive no one knew anything about diet nobody worked out nobody worked out Northern High School dudes would like bench press and s*** be there like how many women lifted weights we were in high school that do cheerleaders were in good shape for a little while Rocky came out I think I was seven and I drink raw eggs and ran around the block I told Sylvester Stallone that I don't doubt that one single bit but I remembered when came out never been more inspired for something in my life a movie change the world who knows but this is some f****** epic s*** in the 1970s what year was this movie what year do you think it was he drove a 1970 he drove to Bicentennial Vega right so it was a Vega the 76 Vega said 76 you know some things that celebrate the sesquicentennial or whatever was techniques on that good pizza needs to tighten up on a swing like the way is throwing punches to 3 right because that was when he fought mix


    Joe Rogan & Ron White on The Impact of Bill Hicks
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    Greenlee and pineapple all the way across Houston to ignore me the heck's really green show but then the right circumstance then I would have comedy club with nothing great happening before you it kind of worked a little bit at all and some of them but he was innocent but they were both are okay but I had done set the story about the John Davidson in the man who are the comics of five or six people in the crowd there's like maybe 20 people left all talk laugh and are f****** ass is right everybody else is getting up angry I saw it go both ways you know I've seen you be crowds to death and nobody in the room could breathe and he was in the mood to do it and you know it and I think sometimes he was and sometimes he wasn't it whatever but he was in the mood and decided to just f****** stab assault in the face and is and it was in his just it was beautiful he was exceptional whether or not people think he was one of the greats it like that's entirely subjectional write its objective rather use his completely up to your own interpretation but to me he changed, in a lot of ways because he when he made people talk about things that were important because they talk about nonsense you talking about airline food and how come I can't leave my seat back a standard normal s*** I saw and I got your exactly right and he was coming along talking about a positive drug stories you know a man on acid realized that all matter is matter energy condensed to a slow vibration like that and I am an expert at stand-up comedy that I would have a triple doctorate in if you gave those kinds of things for the work I've the amount of time I put into it and the exact same thing they have to have a lot of credit to me the only thing that every comic from my generation agrees on is he was better than us and that's the only thing that they agree on it and then they and I can't find anybody that has a big argument that he wasn't that was either the best that ever lived know but did he influence me more than anybody else and you probably more than anybody else because you're certainly that way also write some up some write something somebody built that bridge yes and you and now you feel free to talk about anything you know none of yours act as ever hacked you know that there was a lot of facts but I think I'm free people not to be a hacker


    Ron White on the Time He Was Arrested for Weed | Joe Rogan
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    mugshot that we can add to our collection get one over here I'll have it framed and sent it on up make sure it's a small enough to put on that wall out there you know Sophia pretty big one I'd like to have a pretty dominant spot over at the tell me what you need experience you got busted for weed somebody ratted you out that there was weed on your plane that was that they didn't say was weed on my plane they said it was a drug smuggling plane and I'm just sitting on the plane that's not what it was that I just had some personal weed obviously somebody called in a wide they took me to jail that makes no sense at all RED Labs in a dead hooker just to get to my plane and the Really the funny part of it was the next day we were going to go somewhere else in Louisiana and then and now I've got to you know just weed we can get rid of it that's all we can do cuz they might do it again next night next place more dry so now we've got an apple or smoking out of two of them on Horseback and Alex feeds. Aldi tried you check your plan again we just have come up with this little plan that you know we would just wouldn't be any also had to eat a little bag of weed and is really stoned on stage and we can go to jail taste like ass dude good even those cookies you know they got to I got to watch it again station baby has a growing number of people who juice the leaves and drink it yeah you know like wheatgrass juice they do it with the leaves of cannabis plant like juice out of f****** grasp it makes sense if you can get it out of that mean you can get ahead of Gratiot and get it out of your plant right ewg high point for health Ron


    Carbs, Insulin, and Fat Storage | JRE Obesity Debate
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    and then we can throw all that garbage into a meta-analysis and the one thing I'm pretty confident they did a poor job because the one study I looked up the one with the biggest effect they mistook kilojoules to kilocalories so they reported the 400 kilocalorie decrease in energy expenditure on the low-fat diet when was a 400 kilojoule witches of these numbers these were Jim Hill studies we've talked about you and how the biggest study switch ML and the way we approached the not-for-profit say you've got understand what the question is and you've got to design an experiment to get the right answer so when Steven dismiss this Harford three names from now hi Gary. I know I Joe Stephen ultimately rejected the study that's about a 12 million-dollar studied at Harvard based on Kevin Hall so these are two names that three people out there who are convinced that everything people like me are saying is wrong and not everything but most of it and they keep coming up over and over again and they tow Kevin Hall clay but he has refuted the carbohydrate insulin model in his studies who want to study comes out supporting at The Works to find out why the sun is wrong we all did the same thing I did the same thing right here with the Kunis study explaining why I don't find it meaningful but anyway that's always to do the right study cuz live Sarah overwhelming the healthcare system and the argument I made it said for the past fifty years basically people thought a lot like Stephen is thinking now doctor DNA and that there appears to be another story that could be true what we have to do is find out if it is true cuz people are dying out there so okay the first thing I want to say is that this alternative explanation that Gary is talking about has already been in navigated intensively including studies that were funded by his own organization new see two out of the three studies that have been published on that we're clear reputation about hypothesis and undermining your beliefs and you making those studies are garbage and we should talk about Jim Hill and his studies a little bit because you know to me just saying this guy has a conflict of interest and then insinuating and that makes the study bad and you can actually find a problem with the study itself or very rigorous studies if you cannot play now how you a problem with that study then you can't just dismiss it by making these insinuations that the person had a conflict of interest okay now into the problem okay that's great Gary now I didn't respond now the kuna I think we should really get back to this issue this non-industrial culture because the primary basis for Gary's book the case against sugar the primary observation that underlies gears belief on this is this observational correlational thing that cultures when sugar gets into these cultures they become fat and not as the common thread and in obesity and so what I'm doing is I'm pointing out a culture where sugar came in and it did not make them fat and that's one of the three cultures I haven't even looked at hard OK or just three culture I came across is probably a bunch more that are eating high levels of sugar. Enter novel coming to our hoagies and Joe explanation is right on point is a lot of other things going on in these cultures and it's more complicated than just sugar that's exactly my point now I want to talk about the Cuban economic crisis this is reference number 22 from 1989 through 1995 the Cuban economy collapse and price of food went way up the price of gasoline went way up and so people started focusing on these really cheap Foods Cuba was Major sugar producer at the time I don't know if they still are and so the intake of sugar went way up intake of refined carbohydrate went way up the diet became 77% carbohydrate primarily white rice and sugar 28% sugar of their total that's like double what Americans eat now their calorie intake went down and because of the lack of gasoline people got really physically active because they had to walk everywhere so now again this is this is a situation where we can test your hypothesis if Gary is right and calories don't matter only refined carbohydrate and sugar matter obesity should have gone through the roof in this population over that period of time what you actually is that the prevalence of obesity declined by half so there was a 50% decline it went from 14% to 7% over the period of this increase in sugar intake increase and refined carbohydrate intake and you might think well these people are just starving like crazy and that's why obesity rate went down but we actually have evidence on the rate of underweight as well and so we can check on that the rate of underweight increase slightly went from 8% to 10% and so we know these people weren't just totally starving and what happened then was as the diet rebounded as the economy Rebound in the diet rebounded and their diet shifted away from these refined carbohydrates and sugar and back to the normal diet that was higher in fat and lower in carbohydrate lowering sugar the obesity rate went right back up as soon as they went back to their normal diet and so I finally took exercise and also just their diet became richer again I mean if you're eating a diet that's a very poor diet eating like white rice and sugar I mean it's not like if that's most of what if you're sitting there on your plate has white rice and sugar you're not going to be eating a ton of that and getting fat as opposed to eating a rich or die it with more varied foods and so this is a case where you have an entire country testing Garry's hypothesis and five basically the opposite of what is hypothesis predicts when he was refuting the studies and you weren't supposed to level up this course I didn't really want to get into it because I'm going to have to read it to try and figure out what the problem is I remember looking at that study and thinking there wasn't the kind of day to your siding maybe there's multiple studies put together but the one study I looked at the kind of day to your siding wasn't in there that this is again promises are on my website so have at it no I will but smoking off the air by then the beginning of his when he start talkin referencing some studies and you had a problem with that it's a game people play I try not to get into the he-said-she-said studies cuz you never know how well they did I think we both agree that there's a reproducibility crisis in science and some huge proportion of the studies are just whether their experiments or observations people sometimes aren't very good at what they do until anyone in either business you have to shave and likes to say I have no evidence but simultaneously it was too long to read that is clearly evident in his head he speaks so he knows what this Authority until again I would like to just wait a little bit from your book Because as I was prepping for this I was for you do that though he was referencing study of a situation I don't know what the reality is that he was saying will you saying that deal with the organization that supports him actually refused hello. can you see studies yeah we're talking about the news the first two of which and we can get it we can get into detail on this on how does refuted Gary's beliefs and I would say Gary is about the only person who thinks they did not refuse beliefs of the community is pretty unanimous you can't respond but but but could you please say what was what would the study state depends what you look at to depend whether or not refuted your believe today to take can you have to understand this world to there are researchers will it one thing Kevin Hart and I ate tends to believe it'll be citizen energy balance problem and you people get back cuz they too much I hope I'm doing Kevin Justice on and then there's David Ludwig and his colleagues at Harvard who tend to believe what I believe and refunded them both to do studies and Kevin Hall study if you believe with Kevin if you believe Kevin interpreted correctly was not supportive of this model that carbohydrates are ultimately driving insulin and insulin is driving up that accumulation and then the David Ludwig study reported the opposite and then David has criticized Kevin study and Kevin has criticized David studying this is the nature of science this is what you do inside to do an experiment people critique it ideal you do another one Kevin has decided while Kevin is doing another one I think he's asking the wrong questions but I just saw the other day that he's doing another experiment on the middle study was a free-living diet study we're done by Christopher Gardner Stanford University and the idea was original people randomize to either a very low carbohydrate diet low fat diet and then we funded in part because we hoped that Christopher would be able to get people to almost a ketogenic diet on the low-carb side and Dean ornish who promotes a low-fat diet always complaining the low fat diet wasn't bad enough so hopefully they be able to separate out these two at the end of the trial they got pretty lousy adherence low-carb was about 25 to 28 car which is by no means a low mein accredited are pretty typical in free-living studies in the love that was about equal what they did which it's funny we've analyzed this on one side but not the other on they told the low carb group not to eat sugars and refined grains which are by my hypothesis the most fattening carbohydrates and they also told the low-fat group did not eat refined sugars and refined Gray so they basically remove the most fattening part of the diet from both arms of the study it's funny we knew that we're going to do with the low carb group if you have to and my colleagues actually knew they were going to do with the low-fat group I didn't know that when I found out I was stunned because now you're testing to diets neither one of them have sugar or white bread so now you see similar weight loss with relatively poor compliant why would they do that that doesn't make any sense with the Hillcrest fell out of his argument he was afraid there were two things on he wanted to die to be healthy so healthy diet in 2015 has become a diet that doesn't have sugar in white bread in it so he wasn't going to promote sugar and white bread to one diet another on I take how long is the. Of time with her settings we thought they were on their way they're supposed to die for you undersea colleagues in 2015 I could read it when I found out about the slow fat thing saying this is insane he's removed both groups are carbohydrate restricted so you could think of it as a low-fat carb high fat carbohydrate Amish without getting into unpublish research but so people see this the New York Times for instance it to stories on it one of them said it's not about calories it's about the quality of sugar in their fine-grained because both groups restricted sugar and refined grains and lost weight the other than that was written by a reporter who tends to believe what we believe and the other article said it's all about the calories because both groups ended up on average eating 500 calories each at the ends up from a scientific perspective think poorly done studying even though we funded a time not b****** that didn't answer the question you said $500 each 500 calories very strict with their cowardice actually self-reported so it's not as I know they were both not eating as much refined carbohydrate there were still two full differences or greater over the. Of that study in total carbohydrate into if you believe now frequency questionnaire definitely don't agree with that now now it won't we will agree on agree with you on this is that refined carbohydrates and sugar are the most fattening type of carbohydrate that we can agree on hydrate increases insulin levels relative to that okay and so if that is true in these groups and that matters for fat loss these groups had two full differences and carbohydrate intake even though it was predominantly healthy carbs you would assume something you shouldn't have seen the exact same amount of weight loss in these two groups right right but they're not high in sugar in your argument is always one of the problems with Danny and I make an end and stuff it's completely right on defending my hypothesis okay I see a study that then he does the same thing he did it here we we all do what you see a study that disagrees with you you find the reason why they're not believe it in every study ever done has plenty of reasons not to do and not to believe that's why independent replication is something you always wanted another group to do to study idealia third group people come in they criticize the studying and you do it again yes and again and again and so I'm getting what I was trying but when we even when we started the nutrition science initiative the choice that was a nonprofit the choice of the word initiative was to get nutrition researchers doing effect using these garbage poorly designed studies to come to conclusions because they like or dislike the interpretation but try to get them to think the way harder scientist would and developing Studies have asked precisely the right question and then pilot study that was interpreted as not supporting this hypothesis and again you could argue that for an hour and nobody's going to care that study was not randomized so non-random I study you can't infer causality it's that's why it was a pilot study one of the many reasons it was a pilot study the people who think this carbohydrate model so then we talked about the carbohydrate insulin model means carbohydrates are fattening bread pasta potato and sugar maybe the thing that's necessary to add to the diet to make all these carbs fattening as sugar as it we talked about this year and a half a cup of fructose molecule is metabolized in the liver it's linked to Fat accumulation the liver which is linked to insulin off the way you're squeezing your stomach that we were talking about this Japanese experiments be done right there they have to be tested right if you can't use for poorly designed experiment to poorly you know I never experiment ever done and so what we've tried to do is keep working towards better experiment on new version of them Ludwig experiments being done at the Arnold Foundation is Laura and John Arnold funded to the tune of I think 13 million dollars and whatever that study finds I will probably find a reason looking and find a reason to question and ideally they would be working together so that you come up with the criticisms before you've spent 13 million dollars but this is how science Works my job was to tell a good story is Stephen wood saying that I believe people who read the books and judge whether at their it's a good am I convincing and arguing that John wants to come along in 20 whatever it is 19 to make these are let me ask you this because this is something that you admitted to something you said rather why are sugary carbohydrates the most fattening but if this hypothesis is correct I think you would say that they hormonal milieu in the body that that over response to insulin and Insulin what we haven't said is if you look in a textbook for fat metabolism and fatty I didn't what causes fat storage insulin is a hormone that primarily regulates fat stored in your fat cells have half of it being fructose metabolized May indeed cause insulin resistance and if it does you over respondents until one is a peripheral explanation not that people don't love it and they don't want to you know over consume at whatever that means and the other is essential explanation so I mean sugar is a factory that makes us want to eat Foods right I mean this is one of the many food properties I would love to talk about this more that cause dopamine release in the brain and dopamine is the chemical that sets are motivation levels to do certain behaviors so the reason we become addicted to drugs is that they go in the brain and they stimulate dopamine release and that reinforces drug-seeking behaviors causing you to consume more correct amount of carbohydrates calories yeah correct and we have randomized controlled trials demonstrating that so if you look at the randomized by the way we're not we're not operating in an Evidence vacuum there's tons of randomized control trials on sugar put it this way you know if you believe that insulin is the cause the effect of insulin on fat cells happens almost immediately so insulin I'm not aware of any mechanism of insulin on fat cells that takes more than a few hours to occur and so if you believe that insulin causes obesity that should be happening immediately you shouldn't have to wait months and months for this to occur carbohydrate when you're in some has elevated you're storing fat right it depends on what you mean by that that's not see you do a little bit of bait and switch here until just answer the question if it's not protein lipase and it inhibits hormone sensitive buy insulin and there's another graph that is stimulation of fat mobilization graduations to all you people that are listening to them on enzymes and fat cells what we disagree about is the implications of that and about extra has nowhere in that textbook does it say that insulin regulates the total size of body fat suit interrupting me please okay now let me explain insulin essentially does have effects on enzymes that cause fat cells to take out more fat and to release less that so that's a part that you're right about that's what that text book talks about right now that does not mean that does not imply that insulin causes fat storage as in the accumulation of fat from day-to-day and let me explain why that is which one is basically a traffic cop that allows your body to burn the fuel that you just consumed so when you eat a diet that is high in carbohydrate and low in fat your insulin goes up your body restricts the fat from going out of fat cells to turn that down not off but down it causes less fat to come out of your fat cells and then your body is burning carbs that's what you just ate right now if you eat a diet that I'm fat and lowering carbohydrate used to create insulin dose effects don't occur on your fat cells and that allows your body to burn is that that you just ate but at the end of the day the amount of fat that you have in your body is the amount that you eight minus the amount that you burned that's what determines the amount just arithmetic right now that you ate my Nasim out to burned and if you eat a low-fat diet you're not eating much and you're not boring much you're in the same place as if you're eating a diet where you eating a lot of fat body is the amount that you ate mine is steam out that you burned that's what determines the amount just arithmetic right now that you ate mine seem out to burned and if you eat a low-fat diet you're not eating much and you're not burning much you're in the same place as if you're eating a diet where you eating a lot of fat and burning a lot of fat in the way we know that's true is because varying amount of carbohydrate and fat in the diet makes no difference to


    Good Calories vs. Bad Calories | JRE Obesity Debate
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    that we keep getting away from that I haven't had an opportunity to move on and Stephen knows this as well as I do fer gaining say 4lb you're a fat or let's say between 20 and 40 of put on for the extra pounds so now you're obese you're nicely and healthy young guy in 20 like many of us were and by the time you're forty you've got 40 lb of excess fat that's the equivalent of putting in about 10 calories is head storing 10 calories a day into your fat tissue that you don't burn to metabolize so you eat say 2700 calories a day have carbs you know 35% fat 15% protein and 10 calories a day for trapped in your fat tissue less than a bites worth of food less than a sips worth of beer so the question I actually trying to ask his or answer in this is against my Approach is a curious journalists the Science Background is how do we explain those 10 calories cuz when we talk about those obese women with Starving Children all those obese women were doing was storing 10 or 20 calories a day depending on how quickly they became obese in those populations that tends to happen quickly in their twenties so we're asking this question how do we got a situation where we have to end up a 10lb stuck in the fat cells everyday that's a 20 30 40 billion that sounds so it's divided up very small and is the brain somehow regulating that Organics her dysregulation in the body involving pick your hormones pick your enzymes when they won that somehow traps fat in the fat cells or prevents the fat from being used for fuel when it's released from the fat cells and took you think about it that way like you let yourself go to seeds today. I can't decide I'm done I'm going to do nothing but drink beer and you might start drinking 5 beers a day and over the course of 10 years you get 20 lbs and it's all here that 20 lb of the course of 10 years is still only about 20 calories you might have added 800 calories of beer to your diet and stored 20 calories as fat how does that happen and why does it go here and not elsewhere honest Stephen said this is insulin dependent fat so does that that's when we're talking about this like this question could somebody get fat during a famine or can they stay fat during a fam and all they have to do is hold on 210 calories a day extra if they're only eating 1210 gets stuck in their fat cells 1190 is excreted or expended it's not that hard to imagine and there's nothing in the laws of physics that says it to what could be dysregulated about their fat cells even during a relative family not a complete them but a relative found that might be any animal experiments of which there are probably hundreds by now different animal models you can disassociate obesity from hyper from eating too much in the animal if you're taking in these calories in the form of sugar your body is going to take a certain percentage them even if you're getting enough food and stored as fat whereas if you were taking in just protein and vegetables and things when those wants your body would not do that gets to the mechanism chicken and fish and vegetables and the other one is on 2000 calories of milkshakes and we no sugary drinks and pasta and b******* that that person is going to gain a certain amount of calories and just put them to fat right regardless that's yeah that's done a bad job of testing it and we will both tend to reject the studies that we don't like when we Define don't like by whether or not they got the answer we think it's who's around your perspective this is not the case your perspective is that like you were saying in the study with a closely monitored these people died at the add additional fat and additional carbohydrates that they both gained the same additional amount of what it's right I mean if you have to see different levels of fat Gary short-term study that it was two and three weeks it is very short-term but still he says that insulin is the thing that gets fat in fat cells and that I mean you would see some kind of difference of insulin made any difference you should have seen some kind of effect right I'm kind of difference in fat game I promised I wasn't going to say oh boy boy boy on the show but it's my thanks to my brooklyn-born mother it's my program then and they the same is true a lot of these overfeeding experiments do the same thing to talk about overfeeding they they they literally overfeed so they kind do a reasonable way of figuring out which reading is measured calculator I needed to stand energy imbalance and again right there that's a problem because one of the hypotheses says that the energy balance is dependent on the macronutrient content to the food so you're going to get a different different level depending on what the macronutrient content is and then the different level of what what's necessary for energy balance very controversial where they got their subjects as David Ludwig and Kara I belong in there their colleagues said that that Harvard Boston Children's Hospital needed to study in Framingham and they they basically got the subjects to lose 10 or 12% of their body weight and then they randomize them to three different diets of three different macronutrient compositions and they basically calculator energy expenditure on the three different diets which is kind of exactly what we're talking about cuz if you want to be in energy balance who know you feed people exactly what they're expanding and in that study which was published a year ago and they saw different levels of energy expenditure depending on the carbohydrate content of the diet so the higher level of carbohydrates this is trying to keep them in energy balance the higher the carbohydrate the lower the air expenditure the lower the carbohydrate the higher the energy expenditure so again it's just whether or not they did the study right who knows science is a compilation of a lot of studies and we're trying to you know what dress exactly this point but merely building that into the experiment we know what their energy expenditure should be and then the point is when you increase in Oregon part of the trick of doing scientists to say that we have competing hypotheses multiple hypothesis and it's vitally important that you always keep the multiple hypotheses in mind when you're interpreting the study so one hypothesis it's how much they did another hypothesis says it's what they eat and that what they eat is is moderated primarily through insulin and when you do the experiment experiment that that Stephen greatly confused if you overfeed them you start out with a 50% carb diet now you overfeed them if there's a threshold effect on insulin which turns out there is and you just moving on and when you look at insulin Dynamics when it's when it's below a very low point the fat cells will mobilize fat and the lean tissue will burn it for fuel and above that point you get pretty much flat so if you start people who are eating 1500 calories for carbs and you add them pump them up to 2,500 calories from carbs are still in the plateau side of the inside you wouldn't necessarily expect to see any difference the only way you expect to see a difference in this why it helps to really interrogate both hypotheses so that you know when you're doing the experiment whether or not you're actually testing something you one hypothesis you want to set up the experiment to the hypothesis predicts the two hypotheses predict something entirely different this experiment arguably the two hypotheses predict the same thing you'll get fat game because insulin is elevated regardless and when insulin is elevated you're going to get fat gain the question comes back to it this again always going to keep this in mind we want to what could possibly cause at 10 or 20 calorie access that causes fat stored I have a friend that was for 400lb when he was Eighteen with a tall kid about six-foot-five on a 200 lb overweight 20 pounds overweight is roughly a hundred excess calories over 18 years stored in your fat cells that's you know even if you assume that you have to consume 300 calories that I have 100 XS store in your fat cells that's you know one to Coca-Cola's a day that he was drinking or 1/2 1/4 pounder a day that he was eating that is laying friends weren't in the question would be why can't he just stop doing that second step in, takes his brain won't let him and I would say because his insulin as Elevate doesn't matter whether he stops it or not. All right so again it's easy to tell stories it's not easy to tell stories that are supported by scientific evidence now I want to bring people's attention to reference number 11 on my side there 29 studies now that have measured differences and energy expenditure metabolic panel study there been 29 studies to date that I've measured calorie expenditure metabolic rate on diets differing in carbohydrate and fat content when you put all those studies together when you are at least the first 28 together and you look at what the overall literature says it makes almost no difference to metabolic rate weather eating carbohydrate or fat and in fact this very small difference that it does make actually favors High carbohydrate diets so you get a slightly higher metabolic rate when the diet is predominantly carbohydrate now this study that Gary cited is the one study out of these 29 that has reported a larger effect than any others of carbohydrate restriction on energy Spencer so this study reported in effect bigger than any of these other 28 and thank you and an interesting life you actually look at the data and use that data have been rear analyzed by researcher named Kevin Hall and if you look at the data you find that some of the participants some of the data that represent some of these participants are literally physically impossible they break the first law of thermodynamics is the conservation of energy Gary knows about she has a physics background and they literally don't add up and when you start subtracting the the clearly erroneous data from the pool of subjects this pig effect size starts to shrink and shrink and shrink and Shrink until after you've gotten rid of all of it to study does Nola no longer reports a higher energy expenditure on a very low carbohydrate diet and it's consistent with the previous 28 studies that were done so that's my perspective on that but I want to go back to the other a long time and I'm going to talk for as long as I want now I want to I want to talk about human energy metabolism in this idea of the 10 extra calories a day Gary I I really continue to get the feeling that you do not understand human energetics because that's not how it works have to eat I'm not done okay no but you're insulting me are you got to stop doing that dude acting like you think I'm an idiot you done now are you done can we be clear that we're talking about you done now can I just finish this know you can read your channel I am done without. You have any time to respond respond now what you see there's basically two things you need to pay attention to here in terms of energetics one is the imbalance between intake and expenditure and that is very small so it only takes a little bit of extra calories to cause somebody to start gaining fat however as they gain fat their bodies get bigger the game fat and lean mass people's obesity have more fat more lean mass and their calorie needs go up and up and up and up under their bodies yet and so even though the imbalance between energy and taking expenditure is small their calorie needs end up being quite a bit higher so you're saying that someone just gaining calories eating their body gains lean mass as well that's okay is there carrying around this extra weight and so the extra calories and then on top of that caring around the extra weight forces our body to grow larger presumably I'm actually not sure what the mechanism inside it doesn't have anything to do with the brain it's not a coincidence I don't know what is because that's what I'm saying Gary okay now so so but the point is by the time the person has obesity they are consuming 20 to 35% more calories than they were when they were lean so that's not just one or two cokes a day that is allowing them to remain obese they're consuming 20 to 35% more calories that is with the most accurate studies are saying and so it's not just 10 extra calories or maybe just one or two cokes we're talking about a substantial amount of extra calories in a sense of generalization because we don't know what me what's the ratio how much fat people get them out how much weight people are gaining everybody gains a different amount of weight like me saying they're eating 20 to 30% more calories like who is like how many people how much are they gaining our people get fat to get 20 lb overweight people get fat to get a hundred pounds overweight let me arrange because what you see is that people who are overweight so they're in the overweight Ranch you just have some extra fat they eat about 10% extra calories people who have a little bit of obesity eat about 20 an extra calories people who have who are very have very very great obesity eat more like 35% so it cracks with the amount sorry is it possible what he was saying that if you do consume 10 extra calories over long periods of time that will accumulate now it's not $10 calories what you need then yes or your body surgery body stores yeah I will say that that's correct your body is storing 10% tent 10 extra calories over top of what you need but the thing is that as you get bigger what you need goes up and up and up because you carry around more correct and so it's 10% and 10 * 9% is 10 extra calories on top of the elevated amount that you're already eating so you end up with these big differences in calories that's correct your body is storing 10% tent 10 extra calories over top of what you need but the thing is that as you get bigger what you need goes up and up and up because you can't even more correct and so it's 10% at 10 sorry not percent is 10 extra calories on top of the elevated amount that you're already eating so you end up with these big differences and calories take so that's how that's how it really work


    Does Overeating Lead to Obesity? | JRE Obesity Debate
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    leptin is produced yeah let's talk about left in a little bits produced in fat cells and is produced in proportion to the size of fat tissue so the amount of body fat you have the more fat you have the more left and you have in the circulation and basically what this is It's what's called a negative feedback loop which is a really simple engineering term that works like a thermostat so with your thermostat you if you set your thermostat to 70 if it starts getting a little Potter your AC turns on to bring it back down to starts getting lower AC comes on over the heat comes on to bring up that's called the negative feedback system that maintains the stability of the temperature of your house we have many negative feedback loops in the human body to regulate body temperature to regulate blood pressure to regulate all sorts of things one of the negative feedback loops we have regulates body fatness and the hormone so your thermostat measures temp by using a thermostat sorry a thermometer your brain measures body fatness using this hormone leptin that's in the circulation and then particularly when your body fat level drops your leptin levels drop and your brain hears that and it kicks in a starvation response basically this is the main reason why weight loss is so difficult because your brain is like no I don't want to be losing fat and it makes you hungrier and increases your cravings level of body fat is it so here's it's just when you're losing body fat in general like even if you are a large person that's over weight racks when you're losing body fat and general your body exacerbate yeah your hunger and this is this is a thing that's really important to understand about obesity is that people with obesity have a higher set point so it's like turning a thermostat from 70 to 80 and then your thermostat regulating around 80 people with obesity they're not regulating around 170 anymore they're regulating around 50 and so when you cause a lean person to lose weight you see the same thing as when you cause a person with obesity to lose weight you see this reaction in their brain circuits that regulate body fatness that drives and increase their cravings and their hunger metabolic rate drops would be an evolutionary mechanism to force you to seek food correct and not just the Four Seasons secret that's the main thing but it also slows your metabolic rate does everything it can to get more energy in your I didn't have less leaving and it keeps doing that until the fat comes back so when you're eating a sugary died at a high high calorie diet you will produce more fat your body will get fatter right. It depends on how many calories are you if you're overeating yeah sugar a lot of carbohydrates your body will get fatter correct your body will produce more leptin correct so it comes from the diet and directly leptin is produced not just in response to the size of the fat tub and response actually glucose mediated uptake into the fat tell which is mediating park by insulin so you come back to insulin even with the leptin you raise blood sugar nuts carbs Eureka carbs you raise blood sugar you raise insulin you raise fat storage the glucose and then you get more leptin again one of the things you have to understand about this is everything that's said has two interpretations depending Paragon you're looking at and he's a fundamentally different paradigms so in Stefan's world and again correct me if I'm wrong and I left in a signaling few all availability in the fat cells the way I would think of it and in my very small world left in is responding to fuel availability in the rest of the cells so it's basically a molecule that can tell other cells that there's fat available and you could burn that fat for fuel and then you you got to eat or it can tell that there isn't fuel available and it's depending on how much left in there is two cells and then that will respond by a signal to eat or not to disinhibit eating Behavior everything would talk about Stefan and I first tooth fell out years ago at ancestral Health Symposium when I acted improperly inappropriately one of the problems I took away I think you should think about this you have a hypothesis that Indus the fundamental thing is it obesity caused by overeating cuz we know if your getting fatter your story more calories than you expend that's just like the room is getting more crowded more people are entering them leaving that is a simplest but doesn't tell you why the rooms getting crowded it doesn't tell you why you're getting fatter and again what I've been arguing is the wire fatter part has been left out and people decided that overeating was somehow an explanation and then they went to the brain to look at white people might overeat so what I wanted the questions I asked upon 8 years ago and it keeps coming up as if we're going to blame obesity on the modern food environment epidemics of obesity you know simple question to ask without this modern food environment and that's the sort of science who won right and it turns out that the world is falling the first one I found in the literature was in 1902 in a population of the Pima Native American tribes PMI living in Arizona and observer saying these people are poor they're malnourished they're suffering through famines they've been suffering through a famine for 40 years and famines it's hard to overheat during the famine and yet the women of the tribe who do virtually all the work they were treated as pack animals an effect where obese so now we can disassociate obesity from the modern food environment and we could disassociated from this ultra-processed Foods we didn't start to ask a question what is it about can we find what might have driven obesity in that population despite the existence of famine so it's from very simple observation once we get into these kinds of studies I actually really do that my books because you can find studies that will say anything and you'll see in the studies on people misinterpreting them what was the cause of the population of women to be obese what's a 1/2 thing that happened during the beginning in the 1860s lard for the most part and sugary beverages probably so that's a reasonable hypothesis and you can find the same thing in the Sioux Native American Sioux population living in a reservation in 1928 where you had both obese men and women living with malnourished stunted children who clearly weren't getting enough. They want a reservation they were getting Western Foods so ultimately in science determined to answer you get so the question I was asking is we have this observation that any population that transitions to Western diet or Western dieting lifestyle cats will be sad diabetic they they develop with metabolic syndrome which is insulin resistance and all these issues and we know that's true all over the world from the Inuit to the Pima to South Pacific island important question is what's triggering it in the environment and against Stephen would say well there's too much food available and it's too palatable and we can't say no and I had a lot of problems with that we can say no part cuz if we're laying it means they can't say no and they being the people with obesity and I don't believe that's true and then or is it some specific item or some specific group in this space food travel with Western populations and so they exist the ability and today if you look up Jewel burden of obesity in Mount nutrition I have a Dropbox folder I could share with you is probably 50 studies all over the world you see the same observation incredibly poor populations malnourished children are stunted which means are protein deficient in their calorie deficient and often the mothers are the ants or obese obesity tends to run in the female would suggest it has a female sex hormone related the fact that I don't believe works in the brain cuz we're dealing with populations that could not have overeaten if they could have overeaten why are the kids starving that's sort of the question and then this was the first thing that I think we fought about Batman and it's still if you can find populations with obesity epidemics but without the modern food system without snap Lay's potato chips on and if you know that they're going through a famine or you know that the kids at least aren't getting enough food how do you say nobody sitting in the mother's without assuming that the mothers are overheated with Stephen is there a population of people that are obese that are not eating a western diet or not eating sugary foods that are obese in that are not eat sugary Foods probably not because generally once you have an industrialized food system that's going to include sugar but there are populations that eat a lot of sugar and are not obese and we should talk about some of these actually let me tell the story the version of the story that appears in the scientific literature now originally they were agriculturalists they were eating traditionally a very high carbohydrate diet based on unrefined carbohydrates originally it was corn beans and squash primarily they were fishing and eating Mesquite pods primarily agricultural and they are very clear on that Gary so they are we have data I can't say things like that so I remember you saying that in your books Kashmir agriculturalists and what what happened basically is you had all these Farmers moving into their area Settlers of European descent and they diverted the water from the river The Gila or Gila River if your life not feel it and so they were no longer able to grow their crops their agricultural crops that they were primarily dependent on and therefore the government started providing them with foods to eat and these were calorie-dense refined Foods they were like Gary said flour lard and sugar and then they became very obese went out there was a population of Pima right across the border from them in Mexico also very similar culturally and all that to maintain their traditional high-carbohydrate lifestyle and agricultural lifestyle and there been studies comparing those two populations and the ones across the border with their traditional lifestyle or a lot leaner and healthier not surprisingly than the one large flour and sugar okay but Gary you seem to believe that people can gain what you kept referring to famines and things you seem to believe that people can gain weight even if they are eating very few calories and you don't refer to this many times in your writing and you know these are very casual observations that you're making kind of diseases casual correlations and storytelling but if you actually look at the data on this what you see is that if you just measure calorie intake and people have obesity it is 20 to 35% higher than people who are lean after correcting for height physical activity level and that I've got one group lives these sugary Foods in the western diet the ones that live in America are the ones that live in America are becoming obese the ones that live in Mexico or not is that correct correct yeah and so now if you have someone with obesity like I said the most accurate measures that we have suggest that they habitually consume and expend more calories and now Gary's model says that that is Downstream of the fattening affect its not causing the fattening effect it is a results of the fattening effect where is my model says that that is actually required for the fattening effect to occur is Upstream so now what happened those what happens carry what happens if you reduce your calorie intake by that same amount 22 35% doesn't matter if you do it by restricting carbs or fat these experiments have been done they lose weight when you restrict their calorie intake down two. amount of calories but high amounts of sugar does it doesn't make sense you can get obese that way right now we have to explain how those women were usually my diabetes researchers it was shutting diabetes in these populations in the men had high levels of diabetes in the women head tie levels of obesity to give you an example where that measurement was done in Trinidad in the 1960s and he got all I'm doing this is the wrong I played as I don't have a lot of food okay you could say that the obese expend a lot of energy made a lot of calories of questions can they get obese without a lot of food and so can we find population size can you find a population that gets herpes without sugar is exactly the question to ask so in Trinidad in the 1960s amount nutrition crisis the US government sent a team of researchers down to study this and the researchers come back and tell you there's malnutrition their stunting is deficiency diseases and 2/3 to the other women are obese and this is a medical problem in the next year and a mighty nutritionist goes down to do exactly what Stephen asked for and to actually measure the diets in obese with and lean women and to study it and it's the population with it sound like a very poor Trinidad and population and reports that they I think it was 1800 calories a day with the obese women reading was actually a little less and what the lean people seem to be eating and that it was lower than what the food and agriculture organization considered for healthy diet soda in this is to point out when you have populations like that I don't see how the overeating hypothesis tells brain is in control of how much they tells me anything about why the women World base especially when their kids are starving this is the Paradox of the stillborn an obese mother with a starving child if they'll be some other has to eat Superfluous calories to get fat why isn't you giving those calories to her kids because you don't need them triggered by the macro nutrient content of the diet then you can explain I mean are plenty of animal models Hood famous quote I use in my books from Sean my ears like that same leading Harbor nutritionist who studied an OB strain of animals in the 50s he said my animals will get fat even when half-starved they will make fat out of their food even when half-starved is are generally animals with mutations in the leptin whatever Janet is it time for the question is if like I can make that out of my food at levels of caloric levels at Princeton to lean person can't then I'm going to get fat eating the same amount and that fat accumulation is going to be you know means I'm taking more calories and I spend but the point of time for some metabolic hormonal reason I'm taking the pill I8 and turning it into fat and storing in the face what is responses so my responses that if you want the best answers you have to use the best methods to answer to answer the questions okay you want a question answered properly you have to use accurate methods to answer that question now as you know Gary it's very difficult to measure food intake and free-living individuals particularly you're traveling to a country you've never been to before it's very difficult to get accurate measures so just because some guy went to Trinidad unclaimed woman action okay fine just because some woman went to Trinidad and claimed that people were eating 1800 calories and becoming obese does not mean that that's what actually happened now we have studies where researchers used accurate measures to measure calorie intake in people who had obesity many of these people were saying we're only eating 1200 calories a day when they we measured their calorie intake what they found was that they were consistently eating more calories than lean people so this this phenomenon that Gary describes is something that is only observed when inferior methods are used to measure calories the existence of The Starving Children strongly suggests that there's not a lot of food available and we have to explain obesity in the mother you know I would like you to respond okay fine I will respond to that now it look I haven't looked at these studies in particular I brought them up eight years ago we got in a fight about it we are not loud could be malnourished in a non-industrial situation in this is I do a lot of work related to this what you see and non-industrial situations you see a lot of infectious disease you see a lot of malnutrition so people not getting enough essential minerals and vitamins not getting enough protein and you see a lot of children who were just barely hanging on because of this collection of really bad stuff that's happening in their lives and so yeah yeah parasites Mariah I don't know if there's mullerian Trinidad or not but I mean all the diarrhea pneumonia these are the things that we all had before we had modern medicine and great sanitation in a country like the United States 30% of kids didn't even make it past childhood and so there's a lot of things that could have caused that carry it's not necessarily because you know it's not necessarily the reason that you attributed to now I'm not the tribute I don't have an explanation but I'm throwing out possibilities that are alternative to the one that your employment quite possible okay so now so again when you use accurate measures of calorie intake you find that these people with magical metabolisms who have obesity and don't eat very much seem to not exist anymore and furthermore to another type of study that's really going to differentiate between this effect driven by insulin and the effect of calories so we have a lot of studies that compared diet sandwich calories were the same but carbohydrate and fat intake differed and the ones that I really want to focus on right now that I think are key here are the studies were they increase calorie intake so they fed people that they won studying particular and see I want to give you a number here see if I can give you the number here sorry why you look at that can we bring up another issue cuz we were talking about the ultimate ways why people get fat okay I don't I don't want to divert here I'm in the middle of something so now if we want to understand why people get fat we can look at studies that overfed people on fat or carbohydrate exclusively so this one study the first one that I want to talk about first they figured out people's Baseline calorie intake figure out what how many calories they needed just to maintain and then they increased that by 50% by exclusively giving them that or exclusively giving them carbohydrate okay this is Horton okay give me a number 16 so now if Gary's hypothesis is correct these people should have gained body fat on the car behind overfeeding but not the fat overfeeding because that increases your insulin has his effects on your fat cells Etc okay now these were very rigorous studies I want to emphasize that yes and then they just bump it up with that with carbohydrate all right you're welcome now but it was not the Sims overfeeding study that was done in prison that's what I know okay okay yeah it's on my website you can go to my website Stephen dna.com and it's reference number 16 and they're both are okay so this was what's called a metabolic word study where these people are in a research facility where the researchers could Monitor and control every morsel of food so there was no cheating no in accuracy and they were measuring changes in body fatness using a gold standard method called underwater weighing okay and so what they found was that at the end of a two-week period of overfeeding the carbon the fat groups gained the exact same amount of body fat exact same amount of body fat there was another second study that did the same thing and found the same result independent lab group very similar experiment three-week-long instead of two they found the exact same thing same not of that game different insulin response has different amounts of carbohydrates that exact same amount of fat gain so this demonstrates that insolence and cars are not what controls what gets fat in the fat tissue calorie intake is what controls that so let me explain again remember I talked about everything to Paradigm you working determines a question to ask and this experiment is a classic example cuz I assume that people get that so then they say if we over feed them we're just doing what happens naturally everything about the experiment is based on the assumption that they're supposed to be testing which is can people get that by overfeeding until they from the berry conception of the experiment they built in the Paradigm that we want to test the hypothesis on top of it if it's a typical Sims experiment actually wasn't familiar with this one it wasn't James Hill JC Peter James Hill was funded for the from about 1998 to about 2008 by Procter & Gamble cuz he was in olestra Shell I hate to say that Jim I apologize but I think it's a fair assessment and then when you stop being hunted by Procter & Gamble he was funded by the sugar Industries and JC Peters was the head of the Procter & Gamble olestra Lester Woods yeah Lester was a fat substitute in the problem was like run out like that but the whole idea of olestra was to replace fat in the diet so every study Helen Peters did implicated dietary fat as a cause of obesity I don't think we could ever use I hate to say it influences study to make that point that we things to buy study that was in everything he'll everything Helen Peters did and everyone knows I mean I talked about this and good calories bad calories when they reported their results actually I did for you on James Hill cuz he works for the University of Colorado so you can actually ganna got all those documents back and forth between him and olestra I'd be happy to share them with you if you'd like their Rebel it timing him and Procter & Gamble but he basically held Procter & Gamble for ransom you would get a $500,000 on restricted gift and would do a study and then he would ask a conclude that fat is bad and carbs are good there for Lester isn't viable product and it would ask for Procter & Gamble for more money before he then Publix Sunday so it took particularly egregious example of someone who's I'd I suspect was just as belief system he believed and carbs are good and therefore olestra is a viable product any would ask for Procter & Gamble for more money before he then Publix study so it took particularly egregious example of someone who side I suspect was just as belief system he believed dietary fats bad today was a good thing he did confirm that


    Joe Rogan - The Power Hot Women Have Over Ugly Men
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    I bet there's a lot of them that would want to f*** you just for Revenge how much of that is women that why is it that they're pretty women don't seem to have any problem then a lot of them are like pretty easy-going about men but if you have bad genetics like you got the Delta wrong in the stick that's that is if there's like people talk about income inequality in this country and it's definitely a real thing but if there's a real things like who do people want to f*** inequality in this country that's off the goddamn Bryant religious as men and his women we just have to we have to understand some people they have a unearned tyranny on sexual affection hits on earned didn't have to do anything like these Russian women the people lying to you about where I got to meet them and you go Jesus it's just Russian Gladiator genetics and perfect like model formula of holy Shield get out of this room quick I was on a cruise one time that is married and I granted the like the back quarter that I've ever wanted the same spot Oprah stays in and it's cost a fortune and I'm at we're out on the deck and then there's two big sweets in the middle in another one just like mine at the end but the one that was in this one which was also a real expensive room was this Russian dude and he was short guy chunky and bald but the girl that was with him was just a 12 and I knew his second I saw I was f***** because there's no way my wife is not going to catch me just at least taken one little glimpse what an outrageous assertion what an accusation the Billy knew how vulnerable we are to woman like that like that woman can there's a lot of people that that woman can like run their life and they will meet a guy who's an accountant who's never f***** at 12 and they'll start talking to him and basically and the anything they want to do as long as they're willing to touch him as long as you're willing to stick together again beautiful tons of guys mouth he's helpless to suck on his lip and grind that p**** against put your finger on the base of his paint and Robert why you stick your tongue down throat is dick is hard as a rock have never happened to this man I really hoped it would turn out this way by Ice-T and Body Count f*** black fur dudes who you're deserting cases where you know it's not going to work like god dammit this dude he's like a small sheep and he married wolf or as matter time for she fleeces them and get the f*** out of Dodge and hopefully he'll still be a liar cuz I'm not going to work out but we've all seen that before cuz I just don't want to say it was something I can't even do this way cuz I get a chance. I saw it happening in front of me his wife was there they've been married for a long time and he didn't look like much and and and a tall and our body heat with through the window saying yeah it was a lot of ever feel like rubbing one-off thinking about me I owe you if you so go ahead and do it like a man struggle with the spider's web I know because I haven't been around for a long time and it was a contract so there goes that part of it but I think the paperwork was fairly solid and towards the end of like a limited or whatever it's okay now everybody remanded him like what the f*** are you talkin about I was like look man I don't if it if it doesn't work out I'd like her to have hat and then it's almost like you do it like you wish you had garlic to put around Audi of not fair is you made enough money to a tractor but she's got a schedule web you might get hooked you might get injected or you might be able to figure out a way to keep her nervous right how you do that joke mysterious bro show powers sleep getting it show Powers Bill and do any of these things haven't done one of these days


    Joe Rogan on the Robert Kraft Scandal
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    getting a b****** that shut down business off of United States nobody walked into a spy without wondering what is Hillary going to be blowing out on video have you just went in there to get a massage right where was everybody just getting jacked off I would have imagined we send him a plea deal to drop the charges so I don't know because it's just not working I hear you. It's not aware that they could be washing your feet yeah and that's fine I realize how do you spell fading my memory is now but the English actor that got caught with the Elizabeth Hurley's husband right I mean because I have been up with a couple of hot chicks before my life but this was he wanted to freaky yeah he and it was the best sex I've ever had in my life because it was somebody that was a number one with a great massage and then this tantric thing going on and and and you know it and it but it was fantastic and and pricey and and and it's free most anywhere that's in Vegas is legal as it can beat you know they have milking tables and have a hole you're digging things through but it makes more sense hygienically that like a hole in the bottom of the table it'll be other screen I'm sure soon who gives a s*** and why is it okay to massage your feet but it's not okay to massage that's the problem and I have you had any luck don't understand because it's the most horrific thing you could ask Madeline and I just can't even that that that I would do you know I would support any anything any way shape or form who trying to be legitimate sex workers whether or not you think that's the thing that they you know then that should matter what I think it is deal you know that you know what you're qualified to do make french fries or it turns out you're super hot and can you get our country you can have this job or in-store in this country you can have that job just not everywhere but has only a couple spots recording okay and marijuana is legal recreationally now and they have the biggest dispensary in the world was like a like this like Universal made it for something you know it's God who I went in there was fantastic and prostitution is legal you can get a drink of liquor 24 hours a day is legal you can get a drink of liquor 24 hours a day 7 days a week and I realize that I'm a law-abiding citizen


    Ron White Explains Golf to Joe Rogan
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    there everyday yeah right now it's you you're one of them guys every time they get a chance of life gloves for 15 years and I'm doing 48 weeks and I'm making 500 a week or whatever it was when I started and get out of the middle act out there you had to work them all at your house cuz you needed the $500 real bad understand up I'd be a regional marijuana distributor in the state of Texas and ended in an industry that has some questions coming up so you know I did it because I loved it but it was also fun fun fun you know and and and it was easy for me I didn't have to travel because I like drinking free and bars and and sorry form and intercept. But I never ever thought it would you know go where it went you know if people ask me if I do that I didn't know him young you would have been a month figure it out it would have he would have been he like 21 or two now and he wasn't even in the heat for this term Abraham ancer is his name and born in Reynosa Mexico way they actually born across the border cuz there's no wall right there to do that but he's great he's great and I dig it because you know what I see where he came from exactly you know where my son made a hole-in-one what was 8 years old was on the compensatory golf course in Reynosa Mexico is how many holes in one does a guy get in his career I've had one had one equivalent in other sports yeah there's no equivalent in any other game right there was it was a double eagle what's that mean that's where you make a 2 On a par 5 so that means you suck a hole from 262 262 yards how do you made it on the second shot Payless Payless red because the whole 11 because that part 3 could be much is 125 yard so you know and then most of them are made on those longer 185 but yeah you're right you guys like me are hitting the part 3 from univ 235 which is works out perfect maybe a walk-off Grand Slam how many people try it you know you don't get many chances at that grand slam but you one must be off-the-charts must be like a thousand 100001 or something crazy like that most people make maybe never what do you think the numbers would be what are the odds part 3 from the regular women sees with the US kids club driver that I still have wow and and it just straight at the hall Hidden Creek golf swing the kids if you treat them his golf coach was good even though they spoke a different language understood golf swing and so he was good at it ml to Cup and I got at this point I've been playing golf for 30 years and I've never done it so it was a big deal and he got his name in a couple of newspapers and they mention him on the Golf Channel he was the youngest kid that made a hole-in-one that year that was registered and then like two weeks later a six-year-old that's a hard thing to learn right that swing know it is a really difficult thing to do and it's it's just a it's a thing that you learn how to aim it is like a bow and arrow you know even though that's a little easier to teach somebody how to do but to do it exceptionally well you know it's it it's it's not easy to do and and or a slingshot how to get the power at the right spot or or even flag is not power everywhere it power in the right spot of the wrist yeah and it is hard to do but it's fun to do once you once you once you learn how to hit a good solid golf shot and the ball comes off the way it's supposed to Dallas cars down his neck down his back where they were trying to Harbor they were they were shooting it was already should have had a death sentence out loud and we were at my place in Montecito and we had thrown everything at this cancer but the kitchen sink and we were looking for the f****** sing and and it is Steve goes like Golf Course man. Sometimes he was always good Dolphin Tours little kids we've known each other since we were six and and so when I got my clubs out his clothes were in there too so he reached into his pill bag and take another pill pain pill and it wasn't very good and and and he just Winston but every once in awhile he put the ball down 217 College Park 367 yards long and he hits his driveway with his driver and and and it pays off a little bit the rabbit caught it and so it was up kind of by the green but the pain was kind of on the other side and I was like great and so he gets a Chip Shot which is easier to do and he's always real about 7 feet and I'm like oh my God for a par and he makes it and this dying man gets the biggest Grand I've ever seen in my life and with crooked cuz his muscles have been cut but it just brought him pure f****** joy and then I got to see the last party everything so and I can make you feel better if you do it right with that difficult game like that with a lot of games but there's something about golf to this very physical and you doing it outside it's one of the only things you have to do outside and other than I guess you could do tennis inside like really bright


    Joe Rogan on Derrick Lewis' Post Fight Interviews
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    it was the best, that's the best thing you could have possibly service understand I gave him a shout-out to one of the UFC broadcast and it now it's not like what how many followers you have an allen .69 removed but apparently that leave them up there I mean they're not threatening to take him down I don't think I hope not forever it's where I go to see if I look at it I have any f****** dummy that's trying to like light a bomb under a tire and fly through the air and smash the roof of garage anything sparkly off on the internet terrifying got it all anything crazy f****** he's a hilarious guy but the fact that he could say something like that you know like right after I fight like the lights I need one please I need one of those shirts need one of those shirts please Derek oh my God I'm doing like a the big pay-per-views oversees making Netflix specials and s*** there is no time it better when I do it once a month like what's like a 10 times a years basically once a month or I liked I like that better because it seems like that's the higher-profile stuff I don't mind a lot of high-profile


    Joe Rogan on Tiger Woods
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    moving your body is a unit martial arts stuff for can anyting you better it was he as you get older in particular you better be really aware of all the moving Parts when you're a kid you just f****** hit the gas when you hit 50 you better be no you're swinging a tennis racket or something like that you better be aware of your shoulders and you need all these moving Parts out of you 5150 what's up tiger tigers back injury 4 back surgeries oh no he has another one this isn't like yesterday undergone anterior lumbar interbody Fusion all that stuff using his dicks many thought many thought is distribution to me the L5 S1 intervertebral discs and then serving fusion material to connect the L5 and S1 vertebrae. Oh my God all those professional golfers one of the PGA player Dudley Hart had also had had a few gin in the same location as Woods f****** fusions rough man that means there's no disk left or right the whatever the call the FedEx Cup the last tournament of the year last year and so he came back from the incredible it is amazing that Eastlake and Atlanta and and I do all their other charity stuff that's the footage of him going up the 18th green he's about to win this thing and it's this is the top 30 golfers in the on the PGA tour which is the toughest two or there is all these people Jazz and Export that everybody gets to run the field and follow them right right right next to this no crowd control come back you know that was the comeback that people said would never happen they never did not especially at this level that's a hard tournament to win people were coming after him but that the thing is about those back surgeries is a wonder why they did the fusion cuz I think they do articulating discs now if they seem to be very effective at I think he'd rad boy had for so discontinue in your back Eddie Bravo had that done approach is that it's Bears the large muscles in the back that are critical to golf swing which potentially makes recovery for athletes athletes a bit easier okay I didn't know I'm sure they would he had a pretty big budget for it if they put an artificial disc you would it move funny I'm good I don't know man that hold the back things rough when you have runny back problems I don't have a lot of any kind of problems except is rough whenever any back problems I don't have a lot of any kind of problems except alcohol thing that I got going a little squeaker and play golf with guys in these programs and most of them football basketball players and most of them around my age and most of them are in pain you know that


    Joe Rogan Responds to Conor McGregor's Criticism
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    movies playing at the video I guess is that a legal are we allowed to see if you say something like that's fact I mean I don't know what exactly said but maybe just didn't like my commentary I bet he likes it when he wins or right you know like him to call to find out if used correctly instead of reading off a script oh well I understand but if he's talking about me calling someone's fight is not his friend then that that makes much more sense it's f****** hard man it's hard for me it's I have a really hard time called friends fights with f****** hard I don't even know that well but I like him alot I respect as fun to watch him fight that's for sure I had to know what happened in the last fight in the last fight Diaz survive storm tag team hadn't Brockton then finish them on the ground it doesn't mean that he didn't win the second fight was closed f****** fight II I was very close fight but you have to acknowledge that that of the fight took place they also said it like with a smile or Mayweather but who cares he's still one of a f****** billion human being is an unusual guy the amount of electricity f****** good man he starts Jose Aldo's one of greatest featherweights if not the greatest next to Max Holloway of all-time starting with one punch when all those although although was the f****** man I mean he was the man he was smashing everybody for years and Connor talks so much history I'm so deep inside his head and infuriated him to the point where so emotional and he came charging it Connor & Connor just slip back and flank dropped like the best one punch knockout in the history of the sport out of s*** significant so much hype behind it it was like how good is this guy or is he going to fall apart when he meets a real Champion like Aldo and then he knocks him out with one f****** punt it was bracelet Hammer Fist and wise out when he's on the ground meme has definitive Jose load up and when he sees Josie load up he had this fight one he had this fight one even before me he knew how it was going to go down he knew what all those good real emotional and angry so you knew was going to come forward so he's gauging his distance to that damn him and all do facing each other this big height thing took a year to put together crazy it was so important it was for the featherweight champion of the world conard already won the interim title him and all do facing each other this big hype thing took a year to put together crazy so that he's awesome did you call that oh yeah


    The Maddest Ron White Ever Got | Joe Rogan
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    add drop because the reason is I just don't feel like it's my job I feel like a janitor job my job is different my job is to go up there and just laughing at me but I don't want to be divisive I just don't want to do it because it's my fan base is split and you know I've had me because of what I said and I'm like I don't take a picture leave that I don't give a s*** but you know I'm going to unfollow you on Instagram to run white right goddamn, what am I going to do whenever you're in a bind quote Bill Murray people are just so mean to want to hurt you run white for no reason yeah but nobody I've already been as mad as I can be and I'll never be madder and it happened when I was 16 years old so it's hard to make me mad and I'll tell you what made me mad I just got my driver's license my mother asked me to go to the store to get something it's in the summer and you I don't have any shoes on I hope my doorstep into a shity Pampers there's somebody just thrown in the parking lot in my van it and I didn't just put a toe in and go out that's baby s*** that's wrong I just shove my whole foot into a green babyshit coming through my toes smears all over the diaper right so I'm stuck I don't know what to do I'm not going to get back in my mother's car with this shity foot I can't go into the store with baby s*** all over foot and I thought about just cutting my foot off and just leave it in the diaper with a note is it used to be a perfectly good f****** foot dude and nobody's ever made me that mad since I was so f****** furious and I just wanted to hate and kill but over a shity camper that's crazy that was all it took that's all it took that's all it took let me tell you about the time I was stuck just get us off of politics tour bus and and party with my buddy Steve if you're my best friend my road manager will pass away and he never gets laid but it look like he had an angle on this girl so I picked up my beer and went back to the my bedroom which I never do I set up here and drink with the guys and I go back there too just to go to sleep but I never take booze back there or anything in it put that the Dos Equis bottle on the counter and then we took off during the night while I was real drunk and Steven real drunk in the bottle falls off and breaks down here it so in the middle of the night my bestest High cuz you want to try to get those beds towards them Center cuz it's on those axles anyway because the better it feels when you're in it so you kind of slide off of it about it in the bottom of the beer bottle at A Shard hanging off of it about an inch and a half and and I just ate at land on it will now I know exactly what it was and and somebody hit the master lights so I can't turn the lights on you have to go back and turn them on on the master switch but I know that around me is broken glass everywhere cuz I understand what happened I understand that bottle fell broke and I got it in my foot so I pull my foot up and I didn't know how big the Shard was and I just pull it out of their blood just started brushing app with Steve passed out in the bunk and he can't hear me I can't get to a phone I can't see so what do I do I just crawl back in bed and went to sleep and bled and Steve said the next morning look like somebody kill the hog and run errands and is lifted up to see him in the bus take another step and cut the other foot and you have your phone with you I wasn't Within Reach I was just stuck and I was also drunk right bleeding Hospital guys and something sewed it back up 13 on the bottom of my foot right in the arch and it was a


    Ron White Golfed with Bill Clinton | Joe Rogan
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    Airlines in New York City gig is like people are so sensitive now in New York. I just did the VFW Hall in Hollywood and then the guy was calling him about another comic Migos yeah I know he's really good gin and and he goes how about I come over and do whatever you want to do well 20 minutes and then we both that I did mess that we smoked a cigar and he ain't getting mad at you for Bush jokes Buck care who's the different thing even if people were Superior Bush by the way that spelled potato wrong shame on me again I don't know you know what's interesting about bush is when he was running for governor of Texas he had a completely different way of communicating he talked like a really smart guy is very articulate smooth smooth like is the out of side-by-side video comparing him to like Bush after 7 years in office he's barely hanging on your eyes I pay attention to s*** he's giving the reins to Heaven and Hell to Dick Cheney Dick Cheney's in a bunker or 7 miles underground making the fairies decisions you know I mean it was weird it was a weird time but you can make fun of bush all day long that we give a f*** you make fun of trump today if you want to kill you got no scruple the other day at the gas station putting gas in his car right over there and it ended in just stand by the first words that you sent us that came out of his mouth from nowhere had to say the word of the guy didn't say hi to him nothing magical loves you the dumbest person that ever lived on this planet and and then I get baited so easy I just said probably not probably not that you're probably wrong probably not Obama was an idiot Muse politically a side we can start with he's probably not stupid and what a good speaker he was the best of smooth the most presidential he was he was a guy that you were happy to have represent you what do you believe with his Eno believe in him and support his ideas are not as a representative of our culture of our civilization that guy was smooth and measured and articular and off to book you know it is the time but you know he was just be the same what he thought he wouldn't reading off of a scripted story about Clinton speech and he did all that s*** by memory is it the whole goddamn thing by memory and I played golf with him and it was well there still security Secret Service all around it and so it was a private golf course Larry Ellison that owns Oracle owns this private golf course it has 14 Golf and he played through our group in Shadow Creek in Beverly Hill I mean in in Vegas it really exclusive course impossible to get on and then he was playing by himself and he was gone the Tee Box and I said as long at the top in the area goes off by himself it was either but that the artist was off Doug. He's at a Ferrari store and and the salesman goes are you thinking about buying this car and the guy goes no I'm going to buy the car I'm thinking about p**** bastard just be free divorce and just start going on at the honest Bill Clinton one guy you got to be so goddamn p**** hungry to want to be the number one guy honey you got to have big appetites ever behaved ever in history like the stories of Kings throughout history was always decadence it was always you know all these food more food before feeding them open sores and cutting off the heads of ordering Army the super gluttons of the world right and we don't like that then we try to turn someone into some f****** Norman Rockwell person right in that doesn't work either. We don't have enough you don't you don't have enough Charisma to lead days a year he's not adjusting anything in fact he digs his heels in here a same f****** guy


    Stephen's Guyenet Explains His Disagreement with Gary Taubes | JRE Obesity Debate
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    and we're not all right so just set this up when Gary was on last Gary taubes Stefan how do I say your last name Stephen DNA when you are on last Stephen had some opposition to some of the things you were saying we talked about getting him on and you together we finally pulled it off took there's a lot of wrangling with lot of back-and-forth and cat wrangling but we got it we're here give me your position on this is all for proposed listening this is all about obesity and the the mechanism for obesity is unfair to say yeah yeah so the main points that we want to talk about today already and what causes insulin resistance which is behind a lot of are chronic diseases that are common in society and please give us your background yeah so I have a BS in Biochemistry PhD in Neuroscience after getting my PhD in neuroscience and went on to study the Neuroscience of obesity at the University Washington and particularly the brain circuits that regulate body fatness hopefully we'll get a chance to talk about this today and then I will one arm to become a science consultant science communicator and write a book called The Hungry brain that is my attempt to explain for a non-specialist audience what what causes obesity and my background know what is your disagreement with Carriage position because of you say I'm going to be long-winded here is that okay so first a little bit of housekeeping having to be citing a lot of evidence today and so I wanted to bring this up to you and so I put many of the references that I'm going to be sighting on deciding on my website Stephen Curry and cam or if you don't feel like spelling my name you can go to Whole Health Source. Org and I have a numbered list of topics there and I'm to be calling out numbers just scroll down to the number that I referred to in the references are all their second thing I want to say that I want to be really clear about today is that I'm not here to be the anti low carb guy I think low-carb diets are valid rule for controlling body fatness and controlling blood sugar I'm not here to talk anybody out of here on a low-carb diet what I am here to try to talk people out of this some of the mythology that has accumulated around a low-carb diet okay so I want to get started with an analogy to help people understand why the brain is important in obesity so imagine you're an alien coming down from outer space and you want to understand what's going on on Earth and you notice Highway some cars are traveling faster than others some cars go faster some cars with slower and you want to figure out why and so you go and you start studying the tires of the cars because obviously the amount of force that is exerted by the tire onto the asphalt is the thing that determines the speed of the car we know this is just physics and so you study the tires and you study the tires and study them and you never figure out why some cars go faster than others now. is that the reason is that you're studying the wrong part of the system you want to understand the why some cars go faster than others you have to understand the part of the system that regulates speed and that is the person behind the wheel and so in this analogy the tires are fat cells in the person behind the wheel is the brain there has been tons of research on fat cell biology on what factors put fat in fat cells what take it out tons and tons of research on that intuitively obvious that we should be studying not to understand obesity right but in fact all of that research has yielded very little insight into why some people are fatter than others that's because it's the wrong part of system study fat cells do not regulate the size of fat cells anymore than the tires on a car regulate the speed of the car the thing that regulates the size of fat cells is the brain so let's talk about first I'll give you a little framework for thinking about this the brain evolved over about 600 million years to promote the survival and reproduction of our ancestors and over the course of that time we evolved all these different brain circuits that have specialized functions to generate our hunger and are cravings and our fullness feelings that generator eating Behavior what and how much we eat and they actively regulate the amount of fat on our bodies and that's one of things I want to talk about and all circuits involved and either non-conscious by the way so you don't decide you want to be hungry you don't decide that you want to have a craving these are things that Bubble Up from non-conscious parts of your brain that you don't control so these circuits are calibrated to an environment of our ancestors not the environment where we're living in right now so it's all evolve to function optimally in the environment of our ancestors promote the survival and reproduction ancestors so what happens when you put these brain circuits in the modern environment where you have abundant calorie-dense tasty foods rich in carbohydrate and fat is the same brain circuits push us to over-consume they push our bodies to accumulate and hold onto fat and then what you see as a result is the three Hallmarks of obesity first of all the obvious you see elevated body fat Mass second of all you see elevated calorie take people with obesity consume more calories than people who do not have obesity after correcting for height and sex and physical activity level and third you see that people with obesity defend their higher level of body fatness against changes and so there's actually a regulatory change that happens it's not conscious defense you know they're not trying to remain obese it's these body-fat regulatory circus and this is where I guess it right is that people with obesity are not just lean people who eat more calories is actually a change in the regulatory activity that regulates body fat in the body and we can get back to how that happens but I'll just leave it there for now so up until this point I've basically just been telling a plausible story right I mean I haven't actually cited any evidence yet to support that my story is correct and so let's get into that let's talk about what some of the evidence is that of course this idea that I've just laid out so I want to start with the genetics of obesity I didn't offer to it okay so now the genetics of obesity offers us a lot of insight into the biological mechanisms that drive differences and body fatness in the general population so you get these studies like the most interesting studies are the genome-wide association studies they get hundreds of thousands of people together and they sequence are they they measure all these markers in their genomes and they figure out what parts of the Gino make some that another so if you have version a in this particular location you end up a little fatter than if you have version B and when you look at all the places where this is happening you can see the jeans worth happening in and that tells you if you look at what those jeans are doing that tells you what the mechanisms are that underlie everyday differences in body fatness in the general population and so to kind of warm ourselves up let's start Top by talking about height genes so height has a strong genetic component soda doctors and researchers has figured out a lot of the genes that underlie differences in height between people and when you look at what those jeans do they tend to be involved in the growth and development of the skeleton and the connective tissue which is what you expect right cuz growth of the skeleton determines your height so genes that determine diabetes risk type 2 diabetes are all about insulin sensitivity all about insulin secretion and a function of the insulin secreting pancreas which is what you expect because diabetes is a disease that is all about insulin so he said he's a really good at getting at the underlying biological mechanisms that are driving these phenomena so what do these Studies have to say about obesity if Gary's model is correct we should see a bunch of jeans popping up related to fat cells and Insulin if my model is correct we should see a bunch of jeans popping up related to the brain back that's exactly what we see the genetics of obesity are overwhelmingly related to differences in brain activity between individuals and okay so that's one piece of evidence another piece of evidence they're five FDA-approved weight-loss drugs for those act in the brain one of them reduces dietary fat absorption in the digestive tract there no effective fat loss drugs and I'm aware of the Target in fat cells third piece of evidence if you look at some people get really unlucky in life in the end up with these horrible genetic mutations that you know knock out some biological Pathways some of these people end up with extreme obesity people and also animal who see this in mice and rats just occasionally get on Rocky and get really really fat and researchers have been cataloguing what are these mutations would we find people who are genetically really obese what are these stations that are making them fat what is the biological mechanism it's getting screwed up that's making them fat and what they found is that all of these mutations that they've identified to date a number of them are occurring in the leptin signaling pathway and this is the lectin is the primary fat regulating hormone in the body Gary avoids this never talks about this in his writing but left in is a primary fat regulating hormone in the body and use mutations either knockout left in The Knockout leptin receptors or they knock out the left and response pathway in the brain and so that's the third piece of evidence okay so now we haven't really gotten around to talking about what it is exactly about the bad interaction that happens between our ancient brains in the modern food environment that causes us to become fat we've established that the brain is obesity but we haven't really established what it is exactly about the interaction why does our modern food why does our modern environment promote obesity right so basically there are three different ways that I'm going to look at this from but first I want to say that the probably the best way to answer this question is to start with the question what is the most fattening diet in the world what is diet that is more fattening than any other than the answer to that is its human junk food in a variety of non-human species and humans it's human junk food that is more fattening than any others and I'm just skip over some of the research here demonstrates this by the way I haven't been calling out numbers here okay let me call out the numbers reference number two on my website is those genetic studies reference number one is the Obesity drugs reference number 6 is a spontaneously occurring genetic mutations and now I'm talking about reference number 52 so gloss over some of the individual research cuz I'm being long-winded here but essentially what you find is that this stuff is really fattening and animals many different species it's super fattening humans calorie-dense it when you put create environment with abundant easy calorie-dense tasty foods rich in carbs and fat you see this traumatic overconsumption in fat game across many species including humans and what you find in the research is that the sugar and the carbohydrate cannot explain that are part of the effect yes explain part of it but you cannot replicate that effect by only feeding sugar and carbohydrate you can't replicated in animals you can't replicate you can't replicate that you mean you can't replicate obesity what do you mean yeah that's right you cannot you cannot cause the same degree of fat gain the same extent of fat gain the same extent of overconsumption using only sugar and carbohydrate that you can cause with a variety of calorie-dense palatable human foods you can't fully replicate it with sugar and carbs you cannot fully replicated with fat alone either if you put we can get deeper in this if you want I'm confused so you're saying that the the diet that causes the most obesity is what we think right this sudden human junk food diet brand sugar simple carbs b******* b******* what you're saying that you can't replicate that with just you can actually replicated what I mean is that if you just feed if you just increase sugar intake run animal boring humans you do get weight gain but it is modest compared to what you get when you put people around variety of calorie-dense palatable foods rich in carbohydrate and fat similarly if you very confusing house that because this calorie-rich sugar diet of junk food you will make them wait but not as much weight as what so what I'm saying is that if you if you give people or animals the the actual human junk food with all the carbs and fat and everything they gained a lot more weight and a lot faster than if you just give them a diet that's high in sugar and high in refined carbohydrates and what that shows is that the sugar in their find carbohydrate cannot fully explain the effect explain why does who's fattening you're saying if you give people the diet of American junk food you you get not as much of an effect if you give them just a sugar in the carbohydrate right we're saying what are you giving them when you giving them the the diet of junk would you give me an example in animals now it's different cuz if you think about human junk Foods generally those foods contain fat and hydrate and salt and all kinds of other things so it's more it's more than just the Palazzo card right no more detail so you can do this you can add sugar just sugar table sugar to the feet of animals that's one way to do it or you can add it to their drinking water sometimes it's a little bit fattening sometimes it's not not that fattening animals and humans you can ask them to drink sugar-sweetened beverages. just sugar and you can see what happens and people will gain weight or you can tell them to stop drinking sugar-sweetened Beverages and you could see what happens okay I will gain weight they will lose weight suggesting that it that is part of the explanation but it's a much smaller effect and you see with me this full pallet of these foods that contain carbs and fat and all this other stuff. suggesting that it that is part of the explanation but it's a much smaller fact then you see with it this full pallet of these foods that contain carbs and fat and all this other stuff.


    Does Sugar Cause Obesity? | JRE Obesity Debate
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    reservations cuz Gary you like to talk about you know what's going on in different dietary Trends in different cultures and I find that pretty interesting to I want to talk about the fact that sugar intake in the United States has been declining for the last 20 years so it peaked in 1999 and it is currently depending on which source of evidence you believe 15 to 23% lower than it was in 1999 this has been corroborated by number sources of evidence this number 17 on my blog and of course we know that obesity has increased diabetes has increased substantially over the last 20 years in the rest of the population rock around burst percentage and UK sugar intake has been declining for 50 years and number 17 on my blog there about 22% lower and this is what we see across a number different industrialized countries you see a stagnation or decline and sugar intake in recent decades as obesity rates are continuing to increase and of course that 50 year. That covers the decline in the UK covers the entire UK obesity and diabetes epidemics but there's another one I want to talk about that counter argument you want to give it ya sure absolutely I mean are you sure you want to let me give it though I'm I correct it okay alright so your counter argument is that the amount of sugar that we consumed 20 years ago or even maybe 50 years ago maybe continuing to fatten us today and it's about the sugar that we used to eat 20 or 50 years ago and not necessarily about the sugar we eat today it's not exactly right okay I guess so the argument I made was cuz he brought this up and we'd have to do a written debate on the Kato Foundation website and it's inside if you think about used backhoes and example so tobacco smoking per capita smoking in America Pete in 1965 right after the surgeon general's report and it took 30 years before lung cancer rates turned over okay I think we both agree that cigarettes so what we have is a system in which if there are any is the assumption that Stephen is making when he closed his kind of data is that the relationship between it's sugar and obesity is linear so it's sugar goes up obesity and diabetes goes up and sugar turns over they don't so here's the thought experiment by using Cato which is 1965 or smoking per capita about 20 cigarettes a day as it starts to come down imagine we only cut that 217 rats are 16 cigarettes a 20% reduction and smoking would you expect to see a reduction in the lung cancer rates again this is the point I made about what you would expect to see Revenue thing simplistic metaphors so the question is would you like Joe we go from 2216 you expect to see the lung cancer rates turn over no no and in sugar tiny bit still use it's a weird comparison because one of them is Poison the other ones food right the food that question is how toxic is the food so in Sugar we have a variety in Sugar what happened is the equivalent of going from 20 cigarettes 216 beginning in 1999 and Stephanie saying I would expect to see an immediate change in obese and in fact if you actually look at the rates the rate of increase in prevalence of. at around 6 or 7 years later who knows whether that's relevant but to get a small decrease in Sugar 25 even if it's 20% that's 2216 cigarettes and I'm sending the other factor that I talk about my book and Stephen knows this is very clearly have maternal transmission of the propensity to obesity and diabetes affect on the same Piedmont the same Native American tribe or each generation if gets more and more susceptible to whatever it is in the diet that's triggering and obesity and diabetes hope that's been happening in the United States and around the world you've got a generational effect that could last far longer might even keep going indefinitely even if their sugar levels drop so you have the Sugar Creek kicking off the Obesity epidemic and yes that's about to say this is a story but it's clearly the case that mothers who are obese during pregnancy or diabetic or gestational diabetic they become diabetic during pregnancy or they have metabolic syndrome there just insulin resistant or they gained a lot of weight in pregnancy will give birth to children who are at higher risk of becoming obese and diabetic when they get older and at younger ages in those children will pass it on so again we have you know I would be nice I would love it if sugar I came down and with it the Obesity and diabetes plummeted but it's not that and anyway reputation of this hypothesis which I just want to State what it is cuz people get confused about him we never got to it that Sugar hypothesis is a little different and what we've been talking about and it's pretty simple we have obesity and diabetes epidemics worldwide you add something about a western diet populations Western diet and lifestyle you get these explosions that epidemic of obesity and diabetes and what I'm hypothesizing in this book is that sugar is a something that has to be added maybe it's sugary beverages for all I know maybe they were could be you know any more complex hypothesis a single possible one as you add sugar to any populations diet insufficient weather at Southeast Asians living on rice or the John reindeer whatever were the Native Americans of the Great Plains or you know Caucasians living in the Upper East Side Manhattan add enough sugar and eventually do the metabolic effects of the sugar and the generational effects you will get explosions of obesity and diabetes and metabolic 71 sure I mean you called it man it's always possible to tell a story hypothesis would that doesn't necessarily make the story correct I mean I can come up with a story that cosmic rays cause obesity by hitting my fat cells and making them fat you can't disprove that nobody here can disprove that but there's no evidence in experiment to protect you from okay. We don't have right now you don't have data supporting your hypothesis Kevin home later so what do you think about what he saying about sugar and increased rates of diabetes and that this is the cross I mean so let me put it this way we don't have any evidence supporting what he just said so that is a story that is not supported by evidence now does it does that mean that is definitely incorrect now I cannot say that that's definitely incorrect same way I can't say it's definitely incorrect that cosmic rays cause obesity but you know music Christopher Hitchens quote hear that which is asserted without evidence does not require evidence to refute and that's the way I feel about this particular story but you know there are cultures that consume large amounts of sugar and do not develop a piece of paper with reference number 21 on my blog about three different cultures one of which we have not talked about Gary the first one is the hodza hunter-gatherers of Tanzania this is a really interesting non-industrial culture they as part of their hunter-gatherer diet eat a lot of honey honey is a very common food among hunter-gatherers living similarly to how our ancestors used to live and if you measure there year-round honey intake it's about 15% of their calories so this is a major calories worth of them sugar is as the average American eats and eat fruit sugar on top of this they eat a lot of fruit on top of that and so they're even quite a bit of sugar and the hodza men have about 12% body fat women have about 18 so they correspond pretty closely to our Western ideals no not really I mean that's harder than me set electricity about this machine will you hold onto these things you stand on this platform and no heads over and Physician's office of okay so done with calipers the most okay so all the methods you measure that you mentioned or Not Gold Standard methods so the gold standard methods are underwater weighing and underwater weighing these people on this island actually I'm not sure correct but okay look I can tell you that you can look up photos I I don't remember how they how they measure their body fat but you can look I am 12% as measured by dexa so I'll just tell you that so you can get a sense of what 12% is by dexa which is a gold standard method so you can look at photos of these people they're very fit they're laying there not like ripped you know they're not Arnold Schwarzenegger in Peak form but they are seem to have a higher percentage of body fat than the average hunter-gatherer look at a lot of that average hunter-gatherers like a friend of mine has a lot of work with the pygmies in the Congo and they're very lean okay so you see Danny's packs and that's the second culture I was going to type that you do kind of honey do they do the same ones in the Congo they eat up to 80% of calories can come from honey during the rainy season so they also eat a lot of Interlink not just the year correct yeah it's part of the year the Hogs that you didn't more consistently and the hodza have low levels of body fat their cardiovascular risk markers are excellent they don't have diabetes same but this is absolutely not like a controlled study in the absolutely agree with you that's exactly the point I'm trying to make is that when you have a culture that is eating a lot of sugar but everything else play so doing everything else write the sugar is not enough to make them fat it's not single-handedly enough I'm not saying it doesn't contribute I think sugar does contribute just to be very clear I think sugar does contribute to obesity and diabetes and cardiovascular disease but it's not single-handedly responsible as Gary has argued so the third culture is pretty interesting the kuna of Panama and the reason they're interesting is that they actually aren't eating honey they're hatched eating white sugar so they are cultured that they live primarily and non-industrial lifestyle their farmers and hunter-gatherers and they but they do a little bit of trade and one of the things they trade for sugar and they eat sugar sweetened food as well so like donuts and pastries in the drink soda and Kool-Aid what what is their lifestyle in terms of natural lifestyle they are hunter-gatherers and farmer said they are you know living a Physically Active natural lifestyle who has the problem in comparison with any Western Civilization that you you burn off so many more cowards 100% agree with you and I think that is exactly the point I'm trying to make is that it's more complicated than just sugar it is more complicated than just sugar but with a normal lifestyle it may not be is also the the the glucose Samantha glycogen demands in the muscle you're you're you're not just existing like the web why the problems with Western lifestyle is it many people are just existing they're sitting in a chair they're walking to a desk there sitting in their car they're not doing anything to burn any of this s*** off so you can if you have like if you get a baseline of a minimum amount of hours that you require for the day I think would Gary's getting at is that if you if you have this lifestyle the lifestyle that many of us have and then with that lifestyle consume sugar that you're going to get fat I don't think you can compare that to athletes and in that respect I don't think you can compare that to hunter-gatherers because you requiring it is a much more significant load on your body like when I sober October fitness challenge with my friends during October and we I was working out 4 hours a day and I was f****** eating anything that moved I was drinking soda I never drink soda I was eating cookies I didn't gain any weight other than muscle I didn't get any fat at all and I was eating a terrible f******. But I was going crazy when you're trying to stay alive and you're running around plowing and growing foods and hunting and Gathering and fishing your burning off insane amount of calories as a hiking that's required the amount of exercises require it's off the charts in theaters and Western lifestyle we are on the same wavelength here I mean I completely agree with you that it is more complicated than just sugar and but if you read what Gary's right name and please correct me if I'm wrong here Gary argues that sugar is a primary cause of obesity and that physical activity does not matter calorie intake does not matter you think the physical activity doesn't matter thinking makes a lot of difference for fatty Cramer talked about the cause of obesity I don't believe what these people get obese because they're setting the really tough put it this way so it if you take someone who's an elite athlete and they start consuming a lot of sugar but they they ramped up their exercise accordingly they say if someone does what I did during the sober October they're working out 3-4 hours a day everyday do you don't think that they'd have higher sugar demands that their body would just burn that off a picture of real benefit exercise it's burning off carbohydrates you consume then then do you need less insulin to do it can I respond to the kuna get back to them for second every one of the issues I have with Stephen is he writes off my stories the stories which they are all science begins his stories on hypotheses and then what you do is go look for the evidence and then he quotes studies and bring it up instant me and then we had this discussion a year-and-a-half ago and you didn't disagree with me at the time and it had no influence I'm just going to read from the email I wrote this okay Allie Gandhi in compared to the population in Veracruz where they they had emigrated and I say but they're added sugar intake a nonagon day According To Figure 1 is 25 teaspoons per week plus the equivalent of 24 oz of sodas it's 78 grams if it's Coke 32 oz of Kool-Aid that's 96 grams said I'm leaving out the cup of the sugarcane because I don't know what that is menthol or how they assess it one way or the other it's not processed sugar tits 4 grams of sugar per week or about 32 lbs per year now that alone is very low intake Winona oil changed over the years we have no idea if it's increasing recently I've been low for years so you just use the cooling as an example of a population needs a lot of sugar and stated it dogmatically but that lot of sugar is 32 pounds a year and then I said my tell Don I thought you did that's what I heard if we believe the study the Conan Veracruz are roughly the same amount but I'm not tribe the study when it comes to the Veracruz population do you really think these are open eyes Coon are consuming only 3/8 Oz sodas per week so the implication was his population of Caribbean Islanders and migrates to Veracruz they move into the City and they consume more sugar back where they used to live because they trade for them when they get into the city so five glasses of Kool-Aid no candy no ice cream nothing I'd like to know more about the urban kuna before I accept such an analysis is ballet top of this is they say the analysis is done mostly of women because quote the women were available to study cuz they were at home during the day on quote so what were the men consuming and what were the children consuming when they weren't at home and with her something magical about this freak food frequency questionnaire and these researchers that they captured it accurately so this is what science is you have studies you have evidence in the question always is you've got competing hypotheses this evidence really speak to the hypothesis and I'm one of my issues with Stephen provoked on our initial Discord is that he's constantly siding studies that don't actually either they only speak to one hypothesis like the overfeeding study or they're poorly constructed and poorly done to even this has the example with the honey is something we discussed an email very kind then we went back and forth I said I don't actually think it's a reputation as a hypothesis I'm defending hear the case against sugar is you add sugar to any Galatians native diet and you get epidemic of obesity and diabetes so here's a population that's been eating honey for maybe thousands of years in fact when they immigrated to this area they may I've added honey to their diet and had obesity and diabetes and obesity and diabetes and death sentence for the child and for the mother who gives birth so you're going to be very quickly weed out anyone so again actually does a set of refutation the hypothesis that I found a hunter-gatherer population that eats a lot of money and isn't fat and answers I don't think so Steven thinks it does you could flip a coin all of this can be settled with experiments one of the experiments we did it no say-so one of the metabolic problems that goes along with obesity and diabetes maybe 20 years ago if you had alcoholic fatty if you have fatty liver disease the doctor would and you told the doctor you didn't smoke that would assume you were lying now it's so common so common in children and particularly common in Hispanic children that it's clear it's not caused by alcohol in the question is what causes it cuz if you could create a fatty liver with a macronutrient you could probably create insulin resistance as well and then this whole slew of disorders including obesity and diabetes Minot for-profit funded a pilot study where we just took 40 kid by the researchers at the UC San Diego and Emory University in Atlanta top 40 kids who had non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and the entire family all the food they need it so they could operate their hearts extent but no added sugar is in their diet no sugary Beverages and the study was published in Jama for money get rid of the sugar in the diet the fatty liver disease resolves you know it was pretty simple I put there tells you nothing about mechanism the kids lost a little bit of weight maybe it was a weight loss that conventional wisdom would be they just ate less which I wouldn't be at all surprised cuz they probably didn't like the food as much without sugar in it but these are the kinds of ways you could test these hypotheses and problems I have with like the meta-analysis getting back Kevin Hall there's two ways you could do science you could say let's look at all the junk that was done for 30 40 50 years let's find everything we cannot even vaguely speaks to the experiment and ignore any quality of the study so that maybe ask it ask this question like we want to know what happens when people switch their you know of bad intake around fat and carb intake around and then we can throw all that guy listen to a meta-analysis and the one thing I'm pretty confident that they did a poor job because the one study I looked up the one with the biggest effect they mistook kilojoules to kilocalories so they reported that 400 kilocalorie decrease in energy expenditure on the low-fat diet when was a 400 kilojoule witches of these numbers 400 kilocalorie decrease in energy expenditure on the low fat diet one with a 400 kilojoule witches what's that factor you know these numbers 8.1 and several other studies were Jim Hill studies


    Does the Brain Regulate Body Fat? | JRE Obesity Debate
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    disagree if anything with what he said so far so far what he said hasn't been particularly revelatory the I think we have to step back for a second cuz you know what the low carb community research Community saying in the conventional thinking in this field is that the brain and correct me any point I get this one but the brain regulates does the fundamental job of controlling how fat we are and the way it does it is by controlling or Miss controlling our intake and our expenditure and the different ends up in fat tissue is that fair to say hi for the most primarily intake but yet so Stefan has a brain Center and the community-at-large does as well so if we go outside and we walk down in Aventura Boulevard and we see someone who weighs 400 pounds over the course of their life and it's been stored in your fat tissue and Stefan says I think would say that the problem is in their brains ability to regulate intake to expenditure is that correct yeah okay and let me I have to fix my headphone so how we going to do this I'm getting feedback when I talk getting feedback it's just weird could be the hold on one sec hearing impaired what I've been arguing so I come along my background I'm a journalist I'm an investigative journalist with a science background okay that's what I do and I'm curious and I've got a lot of you know when I get my first two books for studying with cut pathological science it's about people got the wrong results and science cuz a lot of time scientists do so by I'm very sensitive to this and as I was doing the research for my first book which took five years but I notice in when you take a historical perspective is that the research Community studying obesity was very focused on the brain. Just assumed that that people are gluttons and I'm going to use some socially unacceptable language cuz I'm part that's how they thought about in fact when you read the people with obesity and assumption was that they're gluttons or their neurotic or the ranks weather to skin under a brain Center and when they got to the 1960s if you have was being run by psychologist and psychiatrist who are trying to get people with obesity eat less and in my favorite example is one team that was trying to get they take out the wives to stop having sex with their husbands if they didn't lose weight every week and motivate them I think even you pointed out that sex is a great motivator in your book then tasty Foods ontari är so endocrinologist controlled by this very diverse set of hormones and enzymes in the nervous system is involved in well and our body does a very careful job of the site of basically orchestrating how we use feels after we eat and the implication was and I think Stefan kind of stepped into this with the very person you said Till The Assumption was obesity is it a sort of excess fat accumulation so today when you read the literature the Articles Wapato beat it is a sort of energy imbalance taking more calories and they spend they were still the best scientist in the field the best physician scientist with a look at it as a sort of excess fat accumulation let's look at what regulates fat accumulation the human body some people are programmed or dysregulated to store more fat and if there's store more fat they're going to their behavior is going to respond to be hungry or the weed more than the brain determining energy balance and that determining fat accumulation the idea was the sort of let's see what regulates fat accumulation that's dysregulated if I have a if I give birth to a daughter who weighs 100 pounds at age 4 I'm not going to worry about how much he eats an exercises I'm going to worry about what's going on with fat accumulation in this young girl that her body is just as if you give a you know if you have a child whose six-foot-eight when he's 6 years old you're not going to worry about how much eaten exercises you're going to wear that he's over secreting growth hormone so the idea basically what I've done my role in this is vitally important in the 1960s and 1970s and those obesity people eventually grew into the world that Stefan got his PhD in this neurobiological world where you study what's happening in the brain and you ignore what's happening in the fat cells and fat mobilization and fatty acid oxidation and that store and when you look at that you find a whole world of places in which people can pre be predetermined going to be driven to be fat example when I was in high school senior in high school I weight 195 lb and I played football and my brother two years older weigh 295 lbs senior year and play football my brother never got more than 195 lb and we both ate as much as humanly possible Tropic my brother stayed later became an endurance athlete I became a football player and I lifted weights I put on muscle easily and I fatten easily he didn't the conventional wisdom would be the reason I went to 240 and he never got to 195 was it my brain was different than his my argument is our bodies were fundamentally different so if I see somebody walking down the street brain regulating intake and expenditure I think about what's why is her body driving her to be 300 pounds and is it is it the brain that can't do the job or is it the body that can't do the job in the brain is responding to what's happening on the body a reductionist perspective of the human body separate from the body is nothing except for thrashing is a brain driving what's happening in the body or is it responding to a Tso and you know the brand of course does respond a lot to what's happening in the body and we can talk about that and how that works but you know I think it's a we can tell stories but the things the thing that differentiates a story that's true from a story that is not true is evidence and so you know you talked about the difference between your brother and this is where that genetics evidence comes back in that I was talking about your brother and you only share half of your jeans we know that genetics has a strong impact on who has a greater susceptibility to body fatness and not than others and we also know what the gene do that under light is different in their Prime merely related to differences in brain function that is what the genetics say and so that suggests that the reason why you had a greater propensity than your brother to become fat probably has to do with differences in genetics that relate to brain function that is what the research says we both hate as much as humanly possible never got over 195 and I apologize for bringing you up on the air I know you don't like that used to say that he never gets stuffed he just gets bored of eating after a couple of hours okay even though like maybe if you looked at it scientifically you wait more than him or maybe you ate more Sean no more carbs my body then this is what's the font of Cypress I want to just the thing I wanted to read how much I'll ask you the question how much of the variation in human obesity to those jeans explain so if you look at the genetics of how much is that from twin studies and family studies that measure overall contribution of genetics about 75% of the differences in body fatness between individuals is due to genetic differences between those individuals so you know 1995 America if you just take a cross-section of people and you measure how much is jeans how much is environment about 75% is genetic now we've only identified a small proportion of the specific genes that underlie the propensity to app and so if you look at the percentage that we have specifically identified it's a very small and that's what I refer to my book how much it's like right now I think it's up to about 10% it was 3% when your book was absolutely so you can go check that out about 10% and Mucinex that he's are advancing very quickly and that's why in the three years since I wrote that we have explained a lot more than we did at the time that I wrote that and so we have a portion of these genes identified and what we're seeing is that most of that portion that we have identified relate to brain activity and so that tells us that primarily the differences between individuals that determine differences in body fatness is about differences in brain active I want to be shocked about this the brain generates all of our eating Behavior it generates all of our physical activity behavior and it actually regulates body fat is no one should be surprised by this I am and I was in the how are you surprised the temperature with the argument that I was making in the argument I continue to make imagine if it'll take Stefan's car Meneses Stefan he says Step Up didn't notice that there were humans driving the car so now they're trying to solve the problem without the humans involved why do some cars drive faster than others and they come up with all kinds of hypotheses and some of them can expend even when they interpret the hypotheses one is in effect the Obesity research 10600 Endocrinology the hormonal metabolic regulation of fatty acid metabolism oxidation burning and it sucks when they did it pretty much everything they've done since has been interpreted incorrectly just like the aliens would interpret the car problem if they never know the sea humans so example portable legitimate field of science until then it's a bunch of actually mostly psychologist studying in and out with becomes a sub-discipline of molecular biology and all the molecular biologist jump into the field and they assume that would let them does his control the brain signals how much fat is available at some kind of satiety or fuel deficiency hormone and as such they study the brain and they started leptin in the brain 2002 Jeff Friedman who gets credit for discovering up then perhaps incorrectly publish the paper in the journal science a thing perhaps as much as 2/3 or more what weapon does is done in the periphery in the body and would let them does it's a hormone that is secreted in response to how much fat accumulated and then does it stimulate the brain how much fat or it also works in liver cells which were the cells that were studying in the assumption is probably doesn't all cells to tell your cells to burn fat so it makes perfect sense is fat available in the fat cells now you've got a signal telling sort of influencing the other cells of the body to burn fat so now you've got a hormone that could work in the periphery and the order could work above the neck but you've got a community that's almost exclusively they don't know they're human drivers down here so that's what they do so even in this world I don't I think I know the genome paper on Stephan is probably referenced on his there have been a number of them but yeah Harbor group Kobe's today and one is genes associated with body type so with body type they're all below the neck they're all you know about metabolism basically and the most aspects of your body that you would expect to be controlled like when you build up muscle and you have to take in excess energy to do it makes you hungry I don't think your brain is regulating how much muscle your building other than your drive to go to the gym they took all your body is responding do the stress on the muscle all the things you do when the boys left and it's all below the neck so the argument here is again simple when these people looked at body type it was insulin regulated jeans for the most part growth hormone all these things when they looked at excess body fat they decided they were in the head but the question is when they looked the program to think that excess body fat it's caused by overeating so they look in the brain did they do the same and I was going to call the research involves I never got around to doing it saying if body type body shape is determined by these genes that doesn't make sense that X has variations of body shaper going to be determined by the same genes and did you do the same kind of searches I don't actually know how they determine where the genes work it's the same kind of searches they just came up with different sets of genes so they didn't start with any assumptions they were just finding. where did unions work so there's a common phenomenon all this like with leptin a gene that everybody thinks about working the hypothalamus seems to work and everything can I respond to that can cause your say this in your head you say this in your prepared to respond whenever you're done okay in your book you say that genes work your the body is very basically puts different mechanisms to work as many places that can endure these homeostatic feedback loops in ass thing happens your whole body has to respond so a gene that might work primarily on one cell is scattered all over the body cuz every cell and it'll do different jobs on different selves but if you think that the problems in the brain that's where you look so you get this kind of intellectual phaselock word that's what we do that's what we study and neurobiologist studies the brain Daniel Kahneman no, it's about had this concept what you see is all he's a Nobel Laureate cognitive psychologist what you see is all there is okay and basically if you're studying the brain would you look at if you're studying the garden until we all get trapped into that on some extent and what I'm saying is even in these studies so Stefan and Stephen wrote a book about the hungry brain that is supposed to be about obesity but in fact you never mentioned anything about the metabolic regulation of fat accumulates just not there and I would argue it has to be there even if it's wrong if it's not there the absence of it like you can't talk about leptin without talking about what it might be doing in the body you can talk you know so there's a to put me in a very awkward position so Stephen is kind of the defender of the Orthodox and I'm the one that comes along you screwed up you had psychologist and psychiatrist running the field when the endocrinologist solved and then you discovered leptin and it became of molecular biology problem and you're now divorced from the very simplest observations about obesity you know so we can do huge genome-wide Association studies a sound remarkable but if I would ask a simple question like why is it I get fat here it's not in the front but it's here and not here I don't see what the brain has to say about okay so as you mentioned there have been different genetic studies that have looked at body fat distribution vs. total body fatness so total body fat in this is what we're talking about we were talking about obesity body fat distribution is what we're talking about when we're talking about the fat being on your hips vs. on your wrist now what we see is different sets of genes that come up so body fat distribution we actually see insulin related genes so people that have a central body fat distribution so body fat around their waist tend to have use insulin related genes that are driving that but when you look at total body fatness that thing that causes obesity what you see is that those jeans are dominated by the brain and it really cool thing out the point I want to make about the genetics research if they looked come on Gary it is unbiased that's the really cool thing about it is that they're just this is whatever genes are popping up you said he's do not care about what you believe about what causes obesity this is just whatever genes are popping up so it's unbiased and that's what they're saying and I'm not done here. Now I want to talk about you mentioned Gary that may be left in is having important actions not just in the brain in the body first of all I'm glad I'm flattered that you read my book and I'm glad that you acknowledge the existence of leptin now this is good but now you say that researchers focus on left and actions in the brain because we're phase-locked and we can't get out of our you know blinders of thinking about it in terms of the brain and that's why we focus on left in action in the brain the real reason we focus on in the brain is because it has been menstruated that its effect on body fatness arvida the brain their actual experiment demonstrating this and I'll explain how these experiments work this is all in the scientific literature so if you knock out the leptin receptor only in the brain or only in the hypothalamus you get obesity so that is what tells us that actually the brain is the key side of action and particularly this child drained it tells me Gary Gary Gary and that's it so I mean you get the same obesity if you knock left and out of the brain and tickly out of the hypothalamus that you get if you knock it out of the whole body so that shows that the brain is this site of action that is causing this to happen in this is no surprise we have these mechanisms worked out we know specific groups of neurons that are receiving a left in that are controlling your appetite that are controlling or metal the rate we have many of these neural populations workout in mice we understand we system so well we can control specific popular tiny populations of neurons very precisely cause them to eat a ton to stop eating to gain fat to lose fat like the animals are marionettes I mean that's the level of understanding we have right now is how these systems work so I mean all of this evidence is converging on the same thing that the brain is Central so I mean all of this evidence is converging on the same thing that the brain is Central and that fat cell metabolism I'm just not seeing the evidence for that and Gary if you want to cite specific evidence demonstrating that that is an actual cause of differences in body fatness between individuals in the general population I'm awaiting that evidence and I'm happy to sit here and listen to you cite the evidence that demonstrates that


    The Failed Kick That Wrecked Chris Weidman | Joe Rogan and Kamaru Usman
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    when Ruth was a striking coach fundamentals mean when you're f****** tired and and you can't even hold your arms up and do certain things I'm just going to do basic regular ship 212 that's what you going to do now using 18 simple stupid yeah he's very like that it keeps it simple and I was away from me to learn it is just from the from the bottom up I just I learned it not I don't get it wrong. I can do some of that cool s*** like in practice I'll do a cartwheel kicks I'll do that all that cool s*** I am I can try it do you think ever about like moments and fights their moments and fights where a fighter will do something about the best example is Chris Weidman vs Luke rockhold Chris Weidman tries his wheel kick out of nowhere and he misses with it gets ahold of them dragged into the ground and beat the s*** out of him and it was a weird Luke has a nasty top game who's with ground and pound it changed the course of Chris's career in a lot of ways that beating went off I mean you lost the title and then he lost other fights afterwards but before that he was dominating kid beating Anderson twice at Crush Vitor he was a different thing that it disc disease moments he's paid all moments in fights with someone just tried something we must have time to just get away with it sometimes go to my tell people don't try some s*** that's not I think this is the best example Chris Weidman throwing that wheel kick against Luke rockhold yet you got a part of everything that's grouping with fight IQ you have to be able to assess risk reward and certain things like that and that that's kind of at some point was a knock on me is like all this guy never gets out of position he never does any other cool Sharon or any of that you know it's kind of let me know I am listening you say that all the time yeah like I was saying a long time ago is like this guy's not f****** up yeah she keeps running through guys and he's beating guys like a world champion already a lot of people always kind of need to do all this is me it is it being able to assess when when I can do that when I can't do that it's just being able to assess you and yeah I knew that they was in all this is an opportunity for me to start letting go so I started letting go and I don't mean already is it tough tough dude you know right had he seems like he's a tweener to me like he's not quite 170 make a beat a lot of guys to a 70 but it's almost like he should be like 160 or 165 the 155 is too hard of a cup form these days but it didn't get that's that's just that's nature because if we if we started going to stop


    Ben Anderson: We Have a Moral Obligation to Welcome Refugees | Joe Rogan
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    this place about 12:13 million people even tell me the Play Store for a flat you know cuz I imagine you'll unimaginable and it's one of the biggest controversies in this country in terms of what to do when the refugees come what what what do you do some countries are taking them in with open arms some countries are not and there was a lot of people that are concentrating on the negative aspects of taking these people need to communicate Community what what is it what is your take on watch on sing happened white watching all this guy's I spend Friday and Saturday in Houston with a group of Afghan interpreters who I've been with in Afghanistan who got the special immigrant visas and came to America with that with their families I can't think of a better group of people who are contributing to tell life here I mean on the Saturday morning they were they were running a food bank jobs that paying taxes that's why I motivation to do that I think we would benefit from doing it during World War II think would love nothing Say Never Again you know if you're an American Christian yeah Clinic Isis sneaking in I mean that's a level of viciousness and ignorance I just I just don't buy them the ignorance is it's it's very pervasive right it's like it's one of these things where we don't you don't know who you're hearing stories and there is people are telling you that these are fighting age males and that we could very well be letting Isis into our country very well could be letting in these terrorist cells and allowing them to come in but we also could be letting families in. This is a country that's made of immigrants mean that's one of the weirdest things in this country that this is a country so so obsessed with borders and immigration but yet it's comprised entirely of immigrants yeah Young no interviews Richard Spencer this country was built by white people came up with the patient looking for him I don't know anything about Richard Spencer other than he always gets mentioned as a white supremacist I literally don't know what he stands for what he does what he says and it was such a crazy subject the idea of I mean it would be nice if the whole world was up to the same standards of health and then prosperity and you didn't have to worry about if the whole world was essentially like the United States where you could go to where the good parts were you know if you live in Detroit you save up your money you can move to Florida or wherever you want to go when you can do that this is the beautiful thing about living inside of a country be fantastic if the whole world was like that you can just kind of go wherever you would prosper and wherever things to do well but this the thing about refugees in other countries where weed understand their language of their call when you get scared because you hear the Muslims were worried about Muslim terrorists and it's again it's one more piece of information that just overwhelms you one more one more thing concert what's fear of the unknown you know a lot of it the languages and the fact that were you know is also this has to be this feeling that we've invaded their country several countries and been there for a long time and there's a deep-seated resentment that you know there's the thought of every time you accidentally blow up a wedding party with a drone every time you kill civilians every end-times in collateral damage your creating told numbers of people that hate the United States travel too much this country's I don't I don't see that and yesterday I was interviewing the Afghan interpreters and I said what do you think about negotiating with the Taliban I mean one case I said the guys killed your brother because you were working for the Americans an interpreter so how do you feel about the Americans now doing a deal with the Taliban and what about if the US leaves in the Taliban finishes off then comes after your family messaging I walk America's not going to let that happen America has so much power I know you want to do that they will make sure the angryman a week for the Taliban will be enforceable and it'll be safe he had so much faith and you know like Donald Trump places where you go there but I do think you'll find a Low Places Crystal of American foreign policy that doesn't mean Equity America how many parts that out I think Vietnam grow up and think Western culture of Communism I know which one Generations is making that very simple choice and it could just mean democracy and you think that is in Afghanistan as well yeah that they're recognizing that Western culture provides more freedom and more Economic Opportunity more prosperity and I haven't heard from the Taliban I haven't had too much antimatter understand ASL really made them by cuz I'm talking to hide interactions with with Americans but they would even say as many mistakes have been made in the processing of the war with airstrikes and nitrites in a lot the American soldiers and Marines we met when you were good people and like I said it's it's incredible how many people still believe that to this day


    War Correspondent Ben Anderson on Receiving Ketamine Therapy | Joe Rogan
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    the market live action Academy and right now the dose of ketamine I had was $90 they going to sell it for $15,000 that's that's the danger of it getting properly legalized in as you said turned into a successful business that's terrible. Just so they can make money off of this is the therapeutic dose of ketamine in some sort of psychiatric sort of circle with the environment they're going to do it so they want to have it very much controlled by it looks like they want to stop at the therapist giving in the study in their own office I mean which is which is what's going on now have it controls under under you know Hospital sort of situation that there is a very good oh you bought it with a reception is ketamine legal legal under my prescription baby it's a schedule 2 drug or something along those lines yeah he's he's a douchebag though he's he's up pointed him he had to know who owns that Wu-Tang Clan album hilarious. Might be one of the most hilarious part of that story the FBI owns the Wu-Tang Clan forbidden album how much did you pay for it he paid 2 million natural said you know I mean how many wealthy people out there are Wu-Tang fans what a healthy bid healthy bidding war disparagingly like look at this guy he's a dick you know all he wants to raise the money or raise the price of these drugs that can help people f*** him let's go get them cuz it's Johnson & Johnson so I can for a household name Chicago and is the nasal spray o Jesus on a different that makes it but well it's better than shooting it up because I know that a lot of people take it intramuscularly where you just jabbing in your thigh I believe yet it says the drug will only be given by accredited specialist we must monitor patients for 2 hours after Administration I don't think you can just get it and go home and do that make sense cuz he had some very good results from it he's f****** hilarious guy he's had some real depression problems though he said some very good relief from magnetic therapy and if you seen the involuntary trembling thing he did as well somehow and that helps him yeah Special thinking I had no idea about that after I might being the serious stuff but you know he's a guy fighting demons he's the classic case of the comedian that can never be happy unless he's onstage killing now and then you don't even then that's brief like he's just never this jovial funny guy but he's a brilliant comedian yeah but as long as I've known him for many years he struggled and it sounds like he's kind of an unofficial executive producer for a bunch of other comedians as well. writing adjuster tell us a story then had no idea why it's it's hard when you know I've had a few friends take her life 3 in the last year and you know yet you seek I like Neil and you know he's pursuing all these different therapies and constantly trying to find something that alleviates this depression and you just keep hoping you keep hoping you keep searching keep it and hoping that one of these things sticks why seems really say mean he's very very proactive he's always searching for new things is very open about it and talking about it but the ketamine does seem to have helped him quite a bit and he was telling me like man he's like this is so f****** crazy I'm going to the doctor's office and Havanese full-blown psychedelic experiences at the doctor's office can you translate around the street fitting what was your ketamine experience like I took a tablet and let it dissolve for 10 minutes and I'll lay down so for in a therapist office for 2 hours and I was out on the street again 2 hours like that so how long does it take for a kicked-in I don't remember cuz it was kicking in and I just found myself saying things and concluding things but I wouldn't normally say until the next week and a half I just felt like did you have any sort of a hallucinogenic experience nothing no hallucinate all Listen to listen to music quietly but a few minutes here and there sometime didn't talk at all but yeah just relief is lightness I need a point about Neil being so open to trying everything even that even taking that step is hard and sometimes even getting out the door she want to talk


    Is Assad Our Enemy ? | Joe Rogan and Ben Anderson
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    broken by this is is you know the Syrian War has been very well, that every crime has been very well-documented in often with video footage of the crime being carried out was it made any difference whatsoever I'm not sure the Syrian one is one will you hear you hear rational people say that like Assad is not our enemy and that how do you how do you feel about that but I think we didn't with the legacy of the Iraq and Afghanistan War end even if you want to help what the point you can't you want to go to make it was I think a lot of people feel that when I think that leads some people to think Assad is not a good guy he probably does have the blood of hundreds of thousands on his hands but we should deal with him anyway cuz that's better than Iraq or Afghanistan because when we do get rid of a leader like Libya with Gaddafi or Iraq with Hussein that what happens is you get this power vacuum and then it comes far worse will try to we tried invading Afghanistan taking over trying to rebuild the entire culture and armed forces and govern ourselves that failed miserably try to rock Libya tried leaving from the back in a limited intervention helping the guys on the ground who do the fighting for us and then Siri we tried almost no intervention whatsoever a Note 3 have failed so I think now you got people think most people would say we should have intervened in Rwanda I think I mean Bill Clinton beside that's his biggest regret most people say we should have intervened in Rwanda I think it went to happen tomorrow you have a lot of people are saying it's not what we want help we can't make the situation better so why even try but it's so hard when you look at the rest of the world and you see these horrific conditions and you see Warlords and power and you see atrocities being committed and we're sitting over here and in the valley watching it on internet drinking Starbucks you know oh it's just Trump Gothic more so now it's what you were talking about but in a far lesser extent the V you get when you win this war zone so it's almost like it's not real that you're you covering it through this lens so you're a man from it almost feels like we view the the massive conflicts of the world that way the like you were watching it on television we're seeing it on our phones or laptops it's not it's real I know it's real it is a real issue but it's not real like in terms of its not knocking on my door now it's almost like we feel about that way the people already think what was that means what is 800,000 that actually mean right to date I think it's with certain numbers you you just they just become just becomes digits and that just doesn't make sense doesn't it look if you hear Five Guys get killed in a shootout your walls five guys were dead at he start thinking about you hear 500,000 people died on the other side of the planet it's almost it almost doesn't register him before you a register Yeah Yeah Yeah by doing this you know when I'm going to kid as soon as I start reading about these situations when I remember reading that it might not mean to put you with all my being in Austin the wrong side these conflicts I remember thinking how to use everyone not talk about this every single day and I still feel like that now even though I'm totally out of step with you know most of the population but you were so immersed is it hard for you when you come back and you see the Trump gossip and all the nonsense and all the things Regional daily basis here in America that are really trivial it best I mean you know is it hard for you to you get to see the worst shitt happening in the world all the time is it hard for you to relate one of the one of the main symptoms I had of of the PTSD from covering this for so long was was it was symptoms I had of of the PTSD from covering this for so long was was it was my Mr physical danger when I was there but it was numbness when I got back home so you'd come back and if I come back with the footage I have of whatever conflict it's going to have some kind of impact is going to create some kind of Ripple that's going to be


    War Reporter Explains 'White Helmets' Conspiracy Theory | Joe Rogan and Ben Anderson
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    very strange happening like we're in the middle of it right now but we're at the cusp of something very strange we're all would take is one massive world event one mat to two completely remap how we we view each other and how we view things it's very disconcerting to me Syria white helmets that there are some fairly serious people saying the white helmets you know some kind of media front for Al-Qaeda on those would you explain the white helmets for people so when is it when there's a bombing in a building collapses they go in and drag people out and get the medical attention is as quick as possible and people think that they're somehow or another involved in it there a front the rebel-held areas believing Riley of the government lies about what kinds of things and that's what me to a point where he thinks will they always lie no matter what so I see more recently I believe of the Yom Kippur War and was denying Massacre that happened and saying all Arabs lie they always lie there was no massacre mean I know there was a massacre in the aftermath of these of these War so I don't know what happened to me maybe if you just do this for too long you just become so cynical bird people that have boots on the ground and that are in these War zones are calling these things when they become cynical and they become jaded that's when it gets really really sketchy and and we rely so heavily on people like it like there's I'm not going over there and I'm not going over there you wouldn't be able to really get like I know people have gone to Venezuela and they come back and I don't know what the f*** is going on over there I don't know who I don't understand it then as well as a very strange one and I get messages all the time and you know I've had a b Martin who goes over there and she has one take on it and I have other people that have talked to that have a different take on it and I do not know I don't know who to believe and I think you'd have to go over there and do you see to have to spend a lot of time trying to figure this out and we have to be the entire focus of your life to really try to parse it out I think I should have loved complex oh yeah I feel like I'm not enough and that more than any other left right if you support your position then you find yourself alongside John Bolton and Donald Trump there is a movement that do want genuine elections but some people will say we're just because George Bush another area or jump out in this era support your position that full of your position must be a legitimate information coming out must be must be focused and I wish you would rely on idnr had that the other person who is reading the news is the authority know that Don Lemon has the inside scoop or whoever it is you know information is there another all fantastic documentaries Oscars being written by all of these conflicts right people and reading them with something like Venezuela the real problem is you have two sides of two different versions of what's happening and it's if you're if you're not educated in that country and you don't understand the politics it's very difficult to figure out who's telling the truth the same as Syria fantastic documentaries Oscars being written by all of these conflicts right people and reading them with something like Venezuela the real problem is you have two sides of two different versions of what's happening and it's if you're if you're not educated in that country you don't understand the politics it's very difficult to figure out who's telling the truth same as Syria


    Joe Rogan - Feminists Don't Want Their 'Theories' Tested: Here's Why
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    Roman Olive Branch like someone to the stuff they come up with is a creative idea maybe there's something to some of the stuff right but what they're putting forward is hypotheses and then they're treating his conclusions so they're putting forward this idea I saw one on Twitter today it was something like this at Southpark how it's been laundering racism into society and making everybody comfortable with racism and that's why everything so racist and people are shooting Jews is because South Park made it normal they're treating it is a conclusion but that the hypothesis right so we can test that it's conceivable that you could actually try to parse out what variables need to be controlled see you know South Park came out and started doing these themes what how does it track statisticians can do kind of amazing things with that stuff but they're not doing that they're not testing it and then testing it there and their you won't believe me but this is true if they tested it in the test showed that their hypothesis was wrong they would say that the test was racist but the test is condoning racism and that's why it didn't give him the desired result so I'm not exactly sure how you would test that you could gather data survey maybe you could track kinds of Articles kind of events that are coming out you could kind of pear set up with what's been shown on South Park South Park and track down with attitudes I mean you can if they don't talk about these ideas are problematic that's the big word theoretically that's a problem why because they are not joking they literally believe that use of language creates the power dynamics that Define society so South Park using language and imagery that create the power Dynamic that makes people star problematic that's a big word theoretically that's a problem why because they and I'm not joking they literally believe that use of language creates the power dynamics that Define society so South Park cheesing language and imagery that creates a power Dynamic that makes people more comfortable being racist Theory done attempt last


    What Really Happened in Brazil's Slums After the Olympics Left Town | Joe Rogan and Ben Anderson
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    different take on the new leader of Brazil like he's more positive about it when I talk to other people that says monster yeah I mean if people in Brazil a living through the current chaos I can understand why they might go to a date at a type figure to say it's going to be messy but he's going to clean out right but he said they are experiencing some crazy economic crisis as well right fastest Grand Canyon from here so it's like this rollercoaster ride recently and I might Mike at the number slightly wrong but the amount of people that were murdered in Brazil in 2017 I believe it was was double more than double the amount of emergency Rio Olympics the the tracking gangs in the police malicious just took all of us classified to protect the terrorist during the the well-kept Olympics so that violence is just come right back to the pilot sit again so much s*** to pay attention way to Rio and you like woah this is this is a different kind of poverty and during the World Cup and Olympics they put Billboards next to that road to block the view of the favelas did the Billboards and out starting to fall apart and you can now since again again yeah and you can hear it put full rifle to his head I just unloaded and his chin was still kind of where it should be everything else was this when you you got there wild Puma store black if you walk into a bar and if an email with a black girl evermotion she's a prostitute if you walk into a bar and if any man with a black guy taking a drug dealer and again balance was separated from the regular Cheerios but they're on a lot of wealthy Brazilians leaving because it's it's it's affecting every right now I mean that the one we had supposed to be interviewed in in the last film said that I believe it was one and three we are residents will get caught in crossfire at some point of the cost for you I might be wrong and I believe there's one in three I'm not like boom boom boom you know you'll hear a fight, Jesus Christ how much time do you spend over there three weeks how and what are you covering at we get a feeling about the pacification campaign the police and army clearing the favelas before the well cap Olympic so we went back to the city just to sort of illuminated for people to think that this is was Brazil's actually like Christ what time do you spend over there three weeks and what are you covering that we did a feeling about the pacification campaign the police and army clearing the favelas before the well cap Olympic so we went back to see just a sort of illuminated for people to think that this is was Brazil's actually like


    Ben Anderson Was Arrested in Iran Because They Thought He Was a Spy | Joe Rogan
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    that has got to head home the last few years but the vagina is especially you know if he wasn't an American citizen but he did write for the Washington Post and she was raped and beaten to death for the people that are citizens of these countries that that really ready bearing the brunt and again that's why I my people called me right cuz I get to come home run time with these guys you know they can get to them and they can get to the family's very easily and that that takes a whole other level of bravery the woman was raped and beaten to death what it was she involved with what happened that's a very normal sumption at last and how long were you in jail for 278 days it was not like actually physically it wasn't it wasn't too bad I was fed on a bad bet I could Loft months and months and months and I did think I could go to heaven chilling and man executed so they just drove there to scare you around for a few hours to scam me and then took me to another place and what were they trying to get you to confess to so I spent my first four years is Janice undercover wearing a secret camera and luckily I paid on a couple talks for the guy he was not very good until I looked genuine next to him to the control bg2 said give this guy at the series North Korea Libya Cuba evil country through in 206 countries me and one cameraman house until camera and that's when he first went to Master donut racing button down and beat them I think because we into your damn we were then tracked interrupted so how'd you get a free how do I get out of your free it's I didn't know at the time if countries have diplomatic relations it's a big deal after a week so on the night of the what is their perception of the United States me talking to the young people over there oh love the United States music culture Sports everything but Friday rally at Tehran University what you said when chanting death to America. To Israel is America Propaganda staged event if there was a tiny point in the Iraq and Afghanistan war with the wrong Ryan Crocker who was the former ambassador to Saudi Arabia Israel Iraq Afghanistan after 9/11 he was sent to Geneva number of countries affected by the refugee crisis when meeting participate if I he says 17 hours of a t to discuss the future of American Iran relations they knew that they were going to get rid of the Taliban so the Uranian said okay he's a map of the Taliban meet us home if you take out last night wasn't a one-time about finished thank you, we made it for you gave him the map they're actually key and it's ruining the Taliban so quickly and Rec with making good progress and then talkin about the future of Iraq post-saddam one night get to knock on his door until this off and come in and say boss you already know, like what's just happened he said what just happened and it was the axis of Evil speech so the motor it's so cold in the wrong hood for hard to get the mission to negotiate with the great Satan the US said you made it look stupid you know it's hard for us to get this chance we helped you in Afghanistan we were willing to discuss future relationship and two countries and and this is this is what happened so it's a while and then ferry to North of that obviously that's the invasion of Iraq and Iran is sponsoring the Insurgency and giving them sophisticated IDs and rather than you know potentially helping so you think that with Wow with one speech yeah the whole gifted yeah so they would they would have been willing to somehow or another negotiate or cooperated or I mean I work alongside Angry Birds the time was obviously going back to the hostages from any of the Jimmy Carter era I thought I do think it's one of the most misunderstood so what is the key issue with the government and I think even if you ignore the obvious moral argument just more pragmatic point of view the idea that we should back this unconditionally is ridiculous see this is just part of the real problem when you're dealing with world events is trying to parse all this stuff out and look at so many different stories from so many different parts of the world and so many different areas of conflict and it's almost impossible to pay attention to it all every time I meet people from these countries I feel like a fraud because there's so much that they know that I don't know and I should get paid to do this I get paid to pay attention to this for a living and I feel out of my depth regularly and that's focusing on the 506 country but I focus on the other everything else what other countries do focus on Afghanistan mostly The Rock I mean I get paid to do this I get paid to pay attention to this for a living and I feel out of my depth regularly and that's focusing on the five or six countries I thought I farted on the other one everything else what other countries do focus on Afghanistan mostly The Rock Yemen of the last 3-4 years are the main ones for the Brazil recently recently


    Joe Rogan | The Effects of Drone Warfare w/Ben Anderson
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    the pressure to be where people getting their heads blown off everything coupon on the front lines with the various fighting groups and go to the usual crazy fighting footage but the power. Was a woman that had a leg blown off by a strike in an IDP camp in a miserable IDP camp where the party's at claiming that providing people with everything they need and then at the end of child malnutrition connect on the front line on the Frontline surrounded by a Minefield couldn't get doctors couldn't get supplies at a few dozen kids in this Clinic that she was just managing to keep alive and he's wailing emaciated babies with their rib cages cage that case then you know the reason you do this to cover the effects of War it's not to get crazy footage of explosions and shootouts is the effect of War on civilians so maybe the answer is to do that in a note feel that pressure to get the crazy fighting our country Yemen is in many ways mostly synonymous for drone attacks drone strikes is when we think about Yemen we think about the drone strikes that we hear about on wedding parties they accidentally of the the number of people that are accidentally killed a civilian casualty rate is some Preposterous number right strikes yeah so used to be us drone strikes on Al-Qaeda size men's now it's Saturday ammirati a strikes and with with us assistance when we were until recently refueling the planes are flying the planes flying the weapons but yeah they've hit weddings funerals schools hospitals I don't think that's that by accident I think that taking her approach to Yemen that the way to crush the opposition not take out the middle created and Yukon history that's been crushed by force that never was Jesus Christ when you're over there what does it feel like in Yemen is opposed to Afghanistan or other places in the actual fighting each other and while the two sides fighting this this slow and bloody war the infrastructure being destroyed and the civilians are unable to get basic food and medicine that that's the really shocking thing that I do so but you see American stuff everywhere I mean Emirates you see them everywhere that I'm not the real surprised to see that how did Yemen become this area that's so synonymous with drone strikes like why did we approach them and differently than any other part of the world in terms of the that the allocation of drone strikes there. Don't know I think for a while where I mean that's why we killed an American citizen that would also headlines right on purpose with no trial they just did dis overdo it was because he join Isis is that what it wants our outside meaning that people can't get get food night that because you just come move things around that whatever came out of that guy getting killed they they basically no one was punished for it mean he's an American citizen he was I mean if it was in America if somehow know this guy was in the suburbs of Chicago and they launched a joint a drone strike on them it would be front-page news and if you have real issues with the fact that was in Yemen I mean again the legacy of a rock Santa's but now we're killing guys like him with drone strikes or Special Forces right here in that it's happening almost in secret and I one saying they supposed to be illegal some people are but that seems to be what's happening now I think you're right did the other thing about that is with a lot of these even though it does seem to be illegal people sort of shrugged their shoulders and then no one pursues it and then it just kind of goes away but there's some stories that for whatever reason like Jamal khashoggi did not go away and still still out there like it was so egregious is so crazy that this guy walks into the embassy and just never comes out and then like I don't know what happened and still still out there like he was so egregious is so crazy that this guy walks into the embassy and just never comes out and then like I don't know what happened and then slowly you start getting a different story and then apparently there's leaked there's audio and perhaps even video of his murder yet that ordered by the way by someone who was hanging out with Jared Kushner off to its with apparently no mention of what happened


    Why Kamaru Usman Reads Comments | Joe Rogan
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    silly but you don't need fans fans wanted they could have been is a representative of the trolls like most of the trolls look like been asked if I can give you any that's hilarious please don't pay attention when I start paying attention to the show I started watching the show and I watched it when you do with tired when time was up here and and you still write like something cuz that's one thing that I always felt like so unfair about tiring is a lot of people just gave him s*** because and I think it started because he didn't take that belt Thrones tour San Pierre so I think a lot of it stems from that looping around is a champion because he retired you said I'm going to step away for you being so long we never took the belt from George and he always wanted that's Wonder Boy fights I think the Wonder Boy fights were so f****** hardly anybody even before that fight wonderboard that way that is the one you fight that guy is what it is yeah we deserve the problem with him is he's so difficult to get close to a different guy because his style so different he'll stand totally sideways on you his hands will be down and he can wrestle I mean in terms of takedown defense you've got good takedown defense and his stripes come from f****** weird angles Manny moves like a snake like a Benz at the waist and Pops Ford young smacka? Kick out the front leg he's very good with it he just you don't even know what's going on he sick maybe going to kick you in the body around around comes over the top and I'll smack you in the face. He's very talented like I like wondered what lot I just felt like you know I saw that show it tiring you said the exact same thing to him and that's what I said too and that's what I was thinking too but easier said than done because partially what I I got into this I appreciate the platform that I have right now is the fact that you can affect so many people at such a rapid amount of time because there's been instance to where I don't even remember that movie what women want Mel Gibson Mel Gibson because no one really paid attention to her she's like no one would care just walked around with bus I apply for a job everyone blew me off no one cares I'm going to kill myself this day but she was planning to kill herself and he heard her because he can hear what women think he heard of thoughts but initially didn't really pay attention to it until later on he realized she was missing from the office and then he like ran to go find her and and sent you the same for life but my thing is that I live by with great power comes great bondability like what if there's someone that's dealing with something at a certain time and yes I didn't ask to be put in that position but they know they just decided no I'm just going to reach I send a message before I kill myself this day and was going to respond I was going to care and I happened to read that message and talk that kid off the last and I kid becomes f****** you know when to Nobel Peace Prize later on in life like that's a responsibility that I didn't I didn't put that on myself but that I have with the gift that I've been blessed with the touch so many people and so how am I going to know that if I never read any of my messages or comment something like that yes of course I ain't all the negative ones Yet Bun blow it off but how do I know it's negative I don't need it now what I do is I read if I even feel like it's getting negative Dilly Dilly Dilly I can't read them all cuz after that fight f****** I got thousands I'm sure so I can't read them all but every now and again when I'm bored enough and I have time like I'll read some of it cuz sometimes it is good but


    Kamaru Usman Tells Joe Why Nigerians Are the Most Successful Immigrants
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    that do so well in this country that's one of the things you look at like Nigerian immigrants like successful ratios of the different immigration groups Nigerians are particular or extraordinary Li successful upon immigrating to America family family takes a family decide and we get the opportunity to move to a better place the thing is that the whole Persona is we're going to be able to sustain this forever to my kids are not going to just play around Sports what is guaranteed is the fact that you're going to go to school when you can become a doctor because you're going to get a job anywhere in the world that you want that's why majority of them are doctors majority and doctors Engineers because he's a jobs at high demand jobs you always going to get a job anywhere and so that's all that's all we put you're going to be a doctor or you going to be an engineer to be a professional athlete careful. Like I lied to them the first couple years and I was wrestling I didn't tell him that you know my brother is a doctor in Pharmacy in Dallas my little brother you know could have gotten the NFL who was the football player play the University of Houston University Arizona you know my sister now is in college is in nursing school and college like that's just what we push we want you to get a job that you can provide for your family forever remind me of Koreans in a lot of ways hard-working and appreciate once they've gotten to a place like America where there really is no ceiling on the possibility you could do anything you want what you get here if you work hard as a Lily and then this is that's another thing that's dear to my heart is when you're Nigeria like when you're in a situation that we was at my mom is a teacher my mom on the store to tell the little convenience store. When we did little jobs on the side with told certain things on the side and on top of it raising three boys Rowdy boys like that that's what we end in the school week we didn't even like all these the card buses going to pick you up at three 7 a.m. to go to school and the school was two miles away 3 miles where you walking you better get going don't be late cuz if you got if you was late you was going to get a whooping before school started that's how it was an especially education system so high because you miss going to test you have to go out and get a switch and you were going to get whipped into school for the answers that you missed it would be you in school absolutely the teacher the teacher the teacher was first Warsaw teacher is uncle and Aunt that your uncle and Aunt in school they knew your parents and your family they were going to whoop you in school if you decided to the mess up and that's how it was so that's why there's a lot of these smart if there's no freaking job but we got to somehow make money so f***** up cuz I don't want people to be kids but God damn when you put kids under that kind of pressure my parents put me Catholic school for 1 year and I got excellent grades and afterwards I was f****** terrible cuz I don't want people to be kids but God damn when you put kids under that kind of pressure my parents put me Catholic school for 1 year and I got excellent grades and afterwards I was f****** terrible


    Joe Rogan | Brooklyn Isn't As Diverse As People Think w/Ben Anderson
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    continue. Play Napa in an impoverished area at least then you'll get to me yeah the other people yeah people outside of your and I can't believe it you know how grown-up on the Spike Lee movies and where I mean I guess I do shower kind of segregation by thought this was the place where everyone lives together on this week how many teachers did not make each other or they just did not make different language different everything right this is utopian perception that there is a place where everybody's cool yeah it's about a New York school system Public School System the most segregated school system in America New York was the the very good well-supported school in the gentrifying mostly white area or the bad failing Public School in The Gnome gentrified mostly black area where her kids education might suffer and I think I'm remembering correctly hope it get better and it's going to take years and daughter may suffer in the short time but that's what we have to do if we living in this neighborhood it's incredible face while the real conflict of children when your situation is never your first instinct in a progressive white liberal parents he would be very left-wing on every other issue we're really fighting to make sure that kid went to the goods majority-white School place you know because Atlanta has a lot of there's a there's a lot of a lot of everything in the plan. But it's it's a very black City in a lot of ways but also very White City you see a lot of black and white people hanging out together and clubs and bars and restaurants and stuff and it's really like much closer to like a 50/50 split in a lot of places I listen some of the neighborhoods and I've been to when I got back to London I'm proud of about Lundy are sending New York it said it's not a big deal for a group of friends and family arrived to be to be genuinely mixed parents. You know I'd ask you is that because London didn't experience slavery the way the United States did we have a colonial history it's you know I mean here if you have black friends or you date a black girl. You know it's people think you're trying to prove your work right there it was just normal normal it's so strange and my friend Judah who is Judah friedlander who lives there said he's he's lived there for a long time he's like it's so changed it used to be like a lot of artists and a lot of creative people and goes just now funniest people I care where you go to finance everybody just wants the most expensive suit in the most expensive watch and they live in this ridiculously expensive apartment and I thought that went out in the 80s Judah friedlander who lives there said he's he's lived there for a long time he's like it's so changed it used to be like a lot of artists and a lot of creative people and it goes just now top Finance people here where you go to finance everybody just wants the most expensive suit in the most expensive watch and they live in the ridiculously expensive apartment and I thought that went out in the 80s


    Joe Rogan - Being Appreciative of What You Have
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    I'm in 10 minutes I'm going to come f****** heroin addiction man it's crazy how everyone was looking at their phone no one was looking at each other like I'm in a movie this is a movie oh my God there's a real problem in sitting next to each other like these people are sick or something wrong need help instead they're looking at nothing to check in their feet over and over again someone's complaining about Captain Marvel being a woman but it's it's not that I think there's two things I think one we didn't earn it is just given to us right it's not like we did all the work to curate all this technology and put it together and figure out how to implement it and I didn't know we just went to the f****** Verizon store and picked up a new phone I mean that's that's what most people are doing that and because of that it's almost like being like a trust-fund kid or something like that it's just all given to you it's all although I feel the same way sometimes about weapons I feel like the discipline required to learn how to use one and create it and build it and then understand the responsibility of actually using it on a human being that's just out the window just go to the store and buy it you know there's no requirements of you other than you never killed anybody yet have you ridden driven in over anybody in your car know if you rob a bank you beating your wife know it's f****** strange and this as a human being the lack of discipline and accountability that we have in this ultimate access to all these things constantly and many of them become just massive distractions and this in some ways is the Utopia that people dream you're not going to stop you have everything you could possibly need so you think will become the perfect human beings and the absence Willis things that would have killed us in the past I would have made life hard in the past and again that's legitimate conflict without legitimate conflict in terms of like actual things you need to worry about like I when I used to live in the east coast when I think it was really noticeable was that when it snowed out people are nicer help people when they're broken down the side of the road they were nice to each other there was a sense of vulnerability that we are all deeply entrenched in this winter nature thing and we got to work together otherwise we can survive you know and I think that applies to all aspects of life that when there's no real danger people become extremely frivolous yeah yeah it's amazing how quickly I'll come back from Yemen Syria wherever I'll go out and get a cup of coffee coffee and I'll read the newspaper and I don't think man I'm the luckiest man alive experience environment so you can appreciate it something so puts it in perspective on this island it rained every day for Six Days Seven Days I mean we were soaked you're soaked everything so cute sleeping bags so cute and so if everything came back home and it felt so good like I've never felt the sun like that before Sean was just dislike this magic love glow that the sky was pouring down on the city everything felt so happy and I realize like you can't really appreciate this until it's taken away from ya taken away from you then you understand what it is so then when the kids of today grow up where they going to be like when everything is please don't lie about shed and you really didn't know you like man I don't know he seems like he's full of s*** you couldn't just have to go to an encyclopedia and you know when actually read the information now you can go okay what year did this happen you pull up your phone get the f*** out of it and understand what it is and appreciate it is but your point if there was a way to actually filter and say this is verifiable this this contains 7 things which are absolutely bulshit we have no doubt about that whatsoever if that could exist wonderful but I mean folks tried a few people tried it and you still it still feels like you end up being described on one side of the fight feel like we need some sort of organized discipline like maybe like a mandatory volunteer work cleaning up impoverished volunteer work cleaning up impoverished communities for mandatory volunteer work doing that but I don't want people to have to do things like I'm conflicted on that too but I don't want people to have to do that you know you went there countries that have mandatory military service they seem to have an amazing feeling of patriotism in those countries and preciation in those countries because they actually do have to join the military for 2 years or whatever it is that over here


    Kamaru Usman's Story About His Dad Going to Jail | Joe Rogan
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    does Justine to hurt you you get to a point where you have to you're the guy who is to provide you're the guy who has to hold up and it's not not necessarily people saying you have to do it but you you feel that sense of responsibility in my family I felt that I feel that sense of responsibility like and it wasn't like the village villager we live in huts and we had a house but it wasn't really wouldn't have Plumbing you know we had to go to the well or get water we electricity was real that's the scariest thing you know and it's where we even when we came here and we immigrated here yet life got a lot better how old are you when you came in about 8 years old and it was hard to adjust to the school system is it mean you have talked with the funny accent and kids would tell you they want you say this to the teacher say hey b****, I was always in the principal's office cuz I have no idea what that means and things like that so I had to deal with all that Akon and so how much different different different like if I was talking with another Nigerian I was speaking pidgin English you pick out words but it's a little different but can you say something in pidgin English speaking to each other so going from that to you know being essentially raising and then going through school and and one thing that man I haven't I I really haven't ever share with anybody you know very very few people know is that my father has been incarcerated since 2009 and this is the first time really have I ever talked about it like OSHA test is used to justice system here man it's always so so crooked and it is so backwards as of course we're fortunate like I did so many things that were thankful for living here in this country that you know you can sleep at night in your house and not worry about somebody breaking it robbing and killing you and for the most part and she won't be thankful for all that was thank you for the opportunities but my dad was a businessman and my dad built one of the really big in Dallas you don't like an ambulance company and you know it comes to a certain point where people just don't want him to be your own immigrant and you were succeeded in the starting business there where it's kind of like people don't care about people don't want you to be there and you know it's one of those situations where my dad hired the people that he thought with the right people to do what he didn't know the job to run his company why you can't end certain things like us like his family day today different things that I cared about the weather run that company into the ground and now because my dad was the owner of the company they put it all on him even though the people that were doing you know the things that were wrong and Company admitted to doing the wrong things but what the court is saying is that all because you own the company so ignorant it's not an excuse so because we're going to sentence you to 15 years when he didn't know crime and one thing that they rehired these are like that so he had different company but you know one thing that I would say is my dad's ignorance is is he didn't really do is research well enough on the guys that you're hired so you hire certain guys and now these guys are running the business and he's got to like yeah we're going to make you were going to help you grow this business like any businessman fuc yeah I had the right people you help me grow the business so now they're helping he's there doing that if he thinks I trust these guys are taking care of business and most disappointing heartbreaking thing about the business is my dad and they're not they're not the one who does the billing the billing for the business they contract difference I saw an outside company to do billing so it's not them doing it so they're doing the runs they're sending you notes to them this is runs we did to you guys build the government or whoever else to pay us my dad's the owner yet people are doing all this he's not there running the day today So eventually they go on their it's only we're investigating like I think maybe like fifteen patients or something like that I don't know what the exact number 515 patient's were investigating for these runs or whatever that was billed as billing on them until they put it all in the investigation and they're like okay after a while they they come back and he said all right we'll give you your stuff back like we didn't really see anything but will give you your stuff back after they shut it down for a little while so damn. Got to go back to bed I'm getting out of business dirty killed my business for me so now became one of the biggest company but you shut down for so long you've lost you know what you've worked for so now he's getting rid of it getting out of it then it come back later years later for the same thing that you've already said you're good here to have your stuff back they come back is it not going to prosecute you for this so now those guys and I've I've seen that this is obviously how the feds were those guys that you caught the EMS any guys that were clearly did what was wrong to give them a Gionta hey we caught you guys cuz there's got started their own company doing the same chat so they get caught now they're like okay we want that guy so you guys basically gave him a deal to say okay that I got it was in on it and my dad's life and I guess they offer my daddy or plea deal which his lawyer didn't really tell the doctor that court appointed lawyer so he said no new shitt wrong why would I take that deal which would have been I think maybe like 5 years was the deal or something like that I know I didn't do s*** wrong why would I take five years so he goes to trial and broke we've seen murderers we've seen only people that have defraud the government like stopped my head funny guys billions of dollars get Bill not going to give you bail going to hold you with a freeze on your account so you can really fight the case so you're stuck there and now your family left with nothing nothing no money in account nothing and so my dad to deal with that and they just threw the book at you know what give you 15 years and this was 2009 one thing it was a point that part in a trial where the lawyer would basically telling the judge like this got enough standing got milk record you know a kid look at his kids and how well they're doing his older son is in college the second one is in college. The youngest is about to be in college these kids are all scholarship student-athletes great athletes killed me was the prosecution was like the reason that it is is because he was defrauding the government for this money that's why they're in college and I was like wait my dad's not paying for us being called raw student-athlete we learned this we worked hard earn scholarships for us to be in college the defense didn't say that call my dad just got railroaded man and it was like and then it was so heartbreaking to where you're telling a man that has raised his family raise his kids to to work hard get to a place in life and in your tell him that the only reason stairs because he cheated and it was just one of those things that added the chip on my shoulder at all man who actually been so many moments that attitude put chips on my shoulder with everything that I like I've been through so much that I just internalized and I compete with energy and sell it to for that you telling my dad that yeah like you going to sit down and I just end and obviously of course I research more and more into that cuz I was so heartbroken after that like might like you just going to for what for how much you're saying not even up to almost a million they would this day just piled a lot of money on her own this isn't math for a little over other saying little over a million total which is nowhere near that you give him 15 years when he's got headphone guys at that you found guilty for manipulating these markets for billions you give him six months house arrest if that and you saying you going to give me 15 years and I started resource sound like a lot of these judges have steaks in these prisons and do what they do is they they give a lot of time because they get paid for prison of that any other story about that guy in Pennsylvania doing are you sending kids to jail he was extending their sentences and giving them sentences for like nothing and it turned out he'd been getting paid by the Verizon to spend a lot of people there bring someone forward that wants to help you with the appeal my dad actually wrote it went during Obama administration they were sad or clemency deal when they when they were doing my dad actually wrote a letter I see have that letter I don't know where to put it but you wrote a letter to him and it was when I read the letter man I can't help but cry about it because my my dad my dad cares about his family so much when I go see my dad at my dad's so proud of me and I'm surprised him I mean raised us so well and to go see him in there and I mean it's not like he's sitting in the maximum-security but for someone to tell you that you can't go home to your family at night for that you got in here you got to sleep when we told you to sleep we got you got to eat and we tell you to eat for 10 years and when you know I didn't do anything wrong because I chose to say no I didn't do anything wrong I'm not going to take this sentence you give me they say okay fine that you were going to sit in there for 15 years and there's nothing you can do about it it is a man that broke my heart man in it and then when I think about something I just holding it cuz I don't you know I try not to cry about it which I'm just like the story I've have different situation to happen in life you know but I ate that was on the show. Put that chip on that you know what they're going to say that the reason I'm here I was scholarship is because my dad they're saying my dad got money a little bit of money are you Siri what about the freaking hard work that I did to get here what about all the times that I sent in a freaking hot box my bathroom upstairs with the trash bag on because I knew that I needed to get a pound off the next day in order to be able to wrestle at this JV tournament what about all that you know that didn't make any difference you know the reason only reason was there because of that what about all the times my brother ran worked hard to make national team when he's playing soccer or my little brother getting numerous scholarship for division football everywhere like that what it's all that put a chip on my shoulder Joe it's where was like man I got to succeed at all cause I don't really care and where it where this happen where was this trial in Texas and Dallas Texas not the best place to have it but it happened in it and put a sour taste in my mouth states where it's like that job they put you there you there. Is his domain didn't even look at it like me who cares I just feel like you're used it from Yuri on UFC welterweight champion but I think they treated him like that cuz that your immigrant system get in there and that's you know that's a wrap. Put that on that's part of what this next fight symbolizes to me is the attitude that a lot of people have towards immigrants if people are forgetting that Americans forgetting that you have this attitude we're somewhere American go back to your country you know do you know go back to some free country or this and that people like I always heard that growing up I always heard that and I always liked the more research I might but we talkin about first of all this this whole attitude when you walk into a nail shop get your hand feet nails done who the majority of the people that run those nail shops agent I'm not saying all of them the world in the country but the majority of them in agent but there's a lot of people that look down on me like I'm not washing your feet I'm not going to do your nails don't take pride in that because that provides for them they do that is that clean up the hotels life from immigrants I take pride in them because now we're in a better place where we can provide for families do jobs are a lot of people so-called Americans the whole Colby Covington whole Persona are like I'm above that I'm above that that's the persona but then at the same time people not want to cry at all in here taking our jobs let's build a wall that keep them out the fact that you become your have someone do your nails somewhat clean your house and wash your car or someone do all this for you is part of what makes America so great one of the greatest nations in the world and the fact that they want we want to build a wall you want to keep these people out you can't come here you can't bring your culture your stuff here it just saddens me and it upsets me that's part of what this fight when it happened despite represents for me because I feel like that's the attitude that this young man has he's entitled to I should be UFC champ boyan you can you don't deserve you can't hang with me boy that's his attitude he can't do this boy for someone who's born I'm a grown ass man don't f****** talk to me like that and that's the attitude that he has I'm entitled to it I mean I should be the champion because I am this way I'm American I'm nuts and ass bro we're all American here and told that this fight is greater than than just me beating up a guy stalking I'm entitled to this I mean I like you beat a champion because I am this way I'm American I'm this and ass bro we're all American here until that this fight is greater than than just me beating up a guy that's talkin lot of s*** this is it this is fight means a lot to me so when I get the chance to put my hands on that guy let's just know this the wrath of every immigrant that are step foot in this country


    Joe Rogan on Jorge Masvidal's Backstage Fight
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    it starts there until we just nasty nasty people sleep they do not know why I don't understand it go back and watch those backyard fight in a long time Juan because he's social media you want to get fans on your side in this entire and he just happened to say it to the wrong guy at the wrong time like that's that's the situation and you did it back stairs to master don't give a fuk with me and I respect him like we feel the same way if you're going to talk s*** online same energy like when I saw Ben askren backstage the only thing that stopped me from pushing his head through that wall back there was a fact that I almost blacked out blacked out when I was walking towards him then I realized Danny was right behind so you are angry angry it was a fact that like if you're your you came at me online like you had a problem with me like you started talking mad s*** to me like you had a problem like same things putting up memes that means you have a problem you don't know what I did to you but you got a problem with me so when I see you now like I want you to still have that same energy don't just act like we're cool I ain't what's up bro you always want to hug it out yeah I stayed cuz he did talk s*** tell General to what happen if that was him Mass with all starts like that what happens yeah you know that that was my thing is like when I saw him backstage I almost wanted to push his head through the wall you know but not right now in England because they don't like that s*** over there I don't know that's hilarious that's case cuz that's assault but I mean I guess it's wrong it's hard to say assault when you dealing with UFC fighter right right play basketball or absolutely job of having security around two separate guys didn't let me near Ben askren Oracle Oracle previous fight where you were backstage it was actually was in a press conference on conference and you were trying to talk to Colby like what's up no he was there cuz they hit they had them hidden away the whole time it wasn't until we were going to get on the bus to go to the press conference he came downstairs I will meet in the lobby and I saw him in right away I told Richard I don't know what it is I just iced my boy and I just started your blood my blood you start boiling a shortstop for the weed I was I read man that's not at work that's not a word you know you got movie Reeves work at him right now removing I mean replay put them in a different car and every other Fighters ride together who I mean he's already so we get there but we have to line up to walk out so he's lined up and needs to happen to be in my vicinity and I just freaked out I was trying to in his lines like what he was going to say when he got out there and press company uses like weeding and you hurt me and I could say all those thoughts is contemplating and Whitaker was standing next to him and Whitaker does one of these joint light look around f*** this be talking to he's talking to Kobe so Whittaker just kindly slit off to the side and then I'm like what's up with all that s*** you was talkin and then he's like quiet quiet and then he sees the security kind of cuz then they heard me and security kind of wasp I didn't know there was a camera back there after Conor khabib yes and so they like you who don't need this this week we don't need this and now once the security he goes he goes straight to network television Junior stick to this boy you know we don't need this week we don't need this and now once the security he goes he goes straight to stick to a network television Junior stick to this boy you know


    Joe Rogan | When Hunter S Thompson Met Nixon w/Timothy Denevi
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    is obsessed with football and it's one thing that he shared in common with Nixon and so when they went one time they were going to the airport and he hitched a ride with Nixon and Nixon wanted to talk to him about football until it's just not talk about politics when we talk about football and sweet aunt in my favor the whole ride it was it was a 1968 and so they come it's alright the boss is going to take a plane to Florida you can come talk to him and I Selena Thompson said it was like I told me not to talk about football but earlier Thompson said like I was just really awkward like this f****** guy they're both in the back bench of a Mercury and so was before Secret Service so it's just a cop driving and it's like a pecan in the front is Thompson and mix it in the right here next to each other on the night you said that call cuz they pass they can be very effective and so Thompson then like remembers that guy had been a professional quarterback his first football game and Thompson said NFL is better than the AFL and guys like shut the f****** and they went and 65 and the Raiders Northwood caught the pass and Nixon Gus Thompson on the knee and guess you're right and kill us all what a beautiful moment in tops it's like what the f*** is going on. So Nicks and apparently they did they were talking about my college draft picks and all kinds of crazy s*** like Nixon was deep into it it was the only moment Thompson said that you knew Nixon wasn't lying about football where's my blanket talk about football not in that instant it's Fascinating People so diametrically opposed to each other but they find Common Ground Thompson did a great job today I mean you have to listen to the other side to if you if you politically want to beat somebody like you want it defeat his tactics if you wanted to feed him you need to know how is thinking of what he Thompson was listening to the left to defeat them


    Why Ben Askren Calls Kamaru Usman "Marty From Nebraska" | Joe Rogan
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    active effects to you know cuz that's it that's it that's the freaking stigma behind in the office marijuana is weed and we talked about marijuana before the podcast oh my God yeah if I've tried I smoked 4 times in my life how did it go and how good I mean V the first time is my 24th birthday 24th birthday I smoke with a couple friends of mine at the Olympic Training Center self-blame and stop don't affect me. I don't do this again and then the next time was the year after with Jason Miller Mayhem Miller I mean there's always like kind of like being around Mike Tyson there's always light edge yeah there's always that itch to where you're in a room with the with the freaking lion like yeah he's been pulling lion ever but you still know it's f****** lion anime hands like that you Andrew everything's cool but he still has he can snap and so we're sitting on the balcony and I will just talk and he will just talk about these always watched smart like the news like The Colbert Report like things like that you don't even watch I would think he'd watch like 90210 I'm going to freaking call you crush I'm calling you cut hahaha freaking the next day on Sat everyone calls me Kush to this day people call me crush the Nigerian Nightmare Marty from the party Marty from Nebraska this is the thing is when I started wrestling I started High School my coaches did Big Marine dude and I was in shape blocks cut why do and it comes up to me I'm 5 foot 200 lb soaking wet and he's like that with your name can I tell him buddy I don't even think he paid attention and he's all right what you just tried wrestling I never heard of wrestling all I've heard is WWE he looks call names and he goes come out rude as your coach I'm f****** 5 foot 350 I'm just scared of this guy I don't like share me your kids don't care you can have nicknames all going up so why is the UFC shorts Gino's kamaldeen so now the whole team is calling me Marty and I know but it seemed to work it work so well at the way I think about nicknames if you f****** if your guy that just a regular average guy you suck your name dies with you you move on on care so you know if you're doing something incredible something Spectacular Now everyone on the team called the wrestling around the wrestling start cat I did get good and then I'll college coaches are calling like I want to recruit this kid you know this Kamari and kid and he's at Marty so now they own owe me is Marty so now I go to college and the coaches calling me Marty and now the college teams call me Marty. Here's the situation with this whole Ben askren thing is like I just mentioned but because I made waves like I was that Marty kid that wrestled at Nebraska that's beating the s*** out of everyone Division 1 2 3 NAIA Juco doesn't matter then knows of me so you know he's trying to clean on and something to bring it back like all this is funny I'm trying to hide from it no I really was Marty from Nebraska


    Joe Rogan & Kamaru Usman Review Askren/Lawler
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    Instagram blocked him store and he opened the door and saw your face imagine f****** belly out like this is ever traded a his life as you think it was going to Robbie Lawler fight with Ben I was thinking when it was over the herb tea made a mistake but the more I wanted the more I think he didn't I think what happened was I think Robbie went out I think his arm dropped and I think when herb came over this what Ben says to that he loosened up the truck a little bit and Robbie came back to it he probably doesn't even know cuz Robbie such a f****** Savage probably didn't even know he went out and you know this is the argument and this is why it has to be right back on this is an argument because when Robbie ran that truck to Ben's face like he was out 20 in the milk you can be out of it but your body will naturally go through certain emotions grab a leg pull up thinking about cooling Brawley was bombing on a Mack truck through his face like that was under his truck to his face like I feel like Robbie knocked him out woke him up knock him out like Robbie was just is Robbie such a different guy I can eat something and a loss with some classy anyting but Robbie explained it as I put my hand down because it wasn't doing s*** it's a relaxed you know cuz I don't want to panic Robbie has that much experience you should know what to do with it maybe that's what he was doing good by the way he put his arm down and look like it was out but then when The Rock when her Dean came to check on him while he was giving the Thumb Thumbs Up her didn't really give him a chance to put the thumbs-up but as far as we don't lose him a joke until this the rep Bulls you offered him all UB pop his head off like that have been lightened up when herb came over cuz you thought that her was going to stop the fight cuz he felt Robbie go limp you don't lighten up because you think someone going to stop at 5 you don't know the point you don't like no because you think you squeeze hard it because you want to make him stop the fight I see a point and also there is a difference between squeezing someone out and beating on them when the referee is coming if there ever comes and you stop punching because me and the guys out yet that's why that's one thing about you don't you have him in a bulldog ear here in survival mode you can't like really you in survival mode that's a bulldog choke some legit I mean they really do work yeah but what kind of sucks is when you're not you know I pass iib time I pass or what what look at this but it is amazing that he's able to get ahold of Robbie I was stunned I knew he was going to get ahold of well you definitely ate some big shots but I don't think is any evidence at all that this is a credit with credit he tried to get up cuz he does get to take the whole look he's drunk driving oh my God man lot of blood, the nasty left hand there and I like he's looking for looking for a bomb and bandages moving forward like a tomboy shut them down a little bit couldn't use the body there by Robbie yeah those f****** body shot good Lord I was trying to take that picture to the body so here we see yeah I do not remember how it happened or what was here it is. Is it reaches down so he's got them in the clinch Year got the underhook on the left side and so someone okay grab the leg thing I don't remember this all I remember is the opening exchange and then the final exchange yeah she's got the single single Robbie doing a good job class together amazing to me how good of a wrestler he is going to be honest with you. restart circles out he's got the headlock okay now it's just a headlock and now watch that right on his foot but this is it this is what I'm saying right here is initially in the situation wait wait till he turns which we turn right right what you put his arms out I'm right here one more time just back it up just a little bit. Speedway drops I was outside so how much do UFC tell him what to do what to the UFC when he listen to happen again like that's the sport were in the judge the jury and if they want the execution what is Dana White say after the fight he said he wanted to fight him again right back cast what do UFC listen this fight has to happen again that's like that's the sport were in the judge the jury and if they want the execution what is Ben Dana White say after the fight he said he wanted to fight him again right back and then not passed


    The Fight That Made Kamaru Usman Change Everything | Joe Rogan
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    sleeping so he called me to Shiloh's lucky shot is not ever going to do that s*** to me next time I'm going to get her only call me when it's slick submission I never seen that before I'm a trained for a next time he's going to be stopping my thing is even the wrestling what I always wanted to do as I wanted to Tech Fall Guys in wrestling and Tech Fall what that means is when you be in someone with my 15.715 point gap they stop the match because it's a basic a skunk like you skunk this guy like you that not going to be in that bad they had to stop it that is my mentality that is always what I strive for any 2011 I believe I not to download 2009 I let the nation Division 1 2 and 3 and whatever intek Falls I think at one point me and Brent Metcalf was battling like every week I would look into at the most hurtful thing is me behind Mimi him and I had the most because that's what Mike was my goals I wanted to skunk guys because in their mind says is you can't f*** with that guy there's you can't hang with him there was nothing you can do it not even it was a quick paying a lucky pants or or this like heat destroy you he just stepped levels apart and that's what I do Eminem fighting now I do the exact same thing I would much rather dominate you from start to finish I want to break you I don't want I want you think about fighting me again it's not you I don't want you to hurt you I want you to say f*** no I don't know he broke me he took something from me because you're going to think about you remember the fight you lose you don't like being so many guys and rest I can't tell you maybe 30 guys that I've eaten wrestling I don't have no idea but the ones you lose you can almost tell everyone and that's what my mind take on it I want to dominate you so bad when you think about fighting me again you don't you say f*** that I'll pass on that fight and some people are like always guy doesn't really finished how many guys want to fight me again not a lot of them do you have one lostinanime yes I do I was out I took the final like a two weeks notice or something like that because it was like eight months in between I fought my first fight and I thought see that's the thing with Eminem Fighters come in MMA now it's a lesson to you guys everyone feels like I'm just going to jump in and it's going to be peachy I'm beginning fights every other week every other month so I fought my first fine I thought okay this is great MyCareer kick-starting I'm going to be doing fight and every so often I want you 2022 opponents within my first fight if I got the second fight because now he knows Google now everyone fall Thrones national champion wrestling I don't fight that cuz everyone wants to get thrown UFC and they figure out the best record you want to be undefeated to get to the UFC so nobody wants to fight anyone that's hard and so of course at that point I was a wrestler I could take anyone down hold him down for two rounds and went fight so everyone no one wanted that fought so it was months and months went by and then that fight cancer I'll take you and I'll be honest I never grabbed hold before that I never did you just too and so I figured I can rest of my way through all this s*** like men f*** these guys guys are low-level guys look who I train with Trevor Rashad Evans in these guys to his life and I'm kind of throwing punches I didn't really know what I was doing I'm throwing punches and I'm trying to Elbow him and Jose caceres. 62616 well taller than me long limbs he throws his legs I mean full Mountain towards his legs around my body I never seen or s*** like that so I'm kind of panicking in my mind I don't know what to do I'm like f****** get out which is what you don't do so I turn my body I'm trying to like get up and walk out which is what you don't do and so he just basically climbed up my back bone we're not even sweating you he's on my back I'm standing up with a backpack on he's 60-something me he has a foot on the ground one foot wrapped around me he's fighting for the show and I think I hold him off for another like minute-and-a-half I'm standing and I'm fighting this choke all the while I'm thinking like oh s*** I can't go down cuz I don't f*** I'm doing down there as well so I don't really know the defense down there so if I go down that just might make it worse I don't know the defense and this dude looks like he knows what he's doing behind me he's got a few more for you got a few fights and I'm kind of scared fighting it now I'm standing up my feet are getting heavy getting shaky I'm like I'm a strong guy why the f*** my feet shaking because they're starting to fill up with blood my adrenaline is pumping and I'm just like oh s*** I'm about to lose your mind to where you start to come to realization think about random thoughts and one of the thoughts I thought thought about was before the fight we had a commission meeting in the bag and the commission said if you get choked unconscious you're suspended for six months so you can't fight for 6 months cuz it in my mind I'm like f*** this I'm a tough guy I'm. You got to put me to sleep I never tap it like if I get it took me eight months to get this fight short notice but I haven't made money 8 months I'm broke as s*** I sleep in I live with Rashad I live with another man I'm broke as s*** I have no money I need money so if I can't fight for another 6 months I have no money so all these thoughts are going through my mind and I hear Alex cazares on the other side of the cage screaming now I'm thinking about that but just for that s*** and I'll man and I just saw it going down and I'm like you can't be suspended for six months bro I know you want me tough right now you want to go to sleep but you can be suspended for six months do you have to you got it you know you got to make money you're broke I f****** dad job I f******. I never felt so I want to emasculate that's the word I never felt so like I just that's why I said like when I lose it take something from you and I walked out of that fight I went to the back I paste for like maybe 2 or 3 hours and a back all the fights finished up and I finally went to lock and got my stuff in and came out but I just paced back and forth and the feeling in my mind was I'm never going to feel like this again I do not ever want to feel like and ever since then I got a f****** Gigi I never had a game before I got a g I started training with Jorge Santiago much is used to coach every f****** morning I was like Brossard give you a black Belle Delphine can my black bra and it and I never I never worried about that I never worried about like yes I was freaking beating up blue belts before I receive in a white belt like yeah cuz I never did that skill running did you choose your skills but like I knew how to Grapple turo certain shortly and I've been grappling with high-level but yet he wasn't just Jiu-Jitsu so he kept challenging me like I was always cuz I want I want to be that guy I want to be the freaking blue belt that freaking works all the brown and black belt but he would freaking promote me cuz I purple belt because you've been training you training McGee I'm going to promote you so he kept challenge me and challenge him so now people knew I felt like all I was doing was alerting people of what to expect when they went with me and for try to really f****** up until he promoted me I think a couple years ago I was a brown belt broke on cutting maybe two-and-a-half 3 years ago and it ain't promoted me to Black. He just asked me to come in the gym I didn't really even though I just felt like all that man he wants to take pictures with about and another thing I never knew I never expected all of this I just wanted to f****** compete no I just felt like okay man you want they want to take pictures with the bout and a freaking is my black mouth and other things for me on that s*** I never knew I never expected all this I just wanted to f****** compete I just wanted to be a martial artist learn all this stuff and compete I never knew that I would get black do I never knew that I would win the championship belt be the best in the world at this at that time so I never knew all that


    Kamaru Usman Fought Tyron Woodley with a Hernia & Broken Foot | Joe Rogan
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    believe it or not like for most people to listening to this that's on the light side yeah I know it is but the thing is I'm so mean and I'm on 80 and walk around the Lowes 6% off of you or while who do you use to cut too forward for the last couple of fights man I've been working with Clint Clint Wittenberg up without pi and Trifecta yet and Tri-Cyclen a lot at Clint McClintock Trifecta food system and that they do a phenomenal job for nominal and Clint the reason I chose to go with him is I've always been in my myself I like to cook I cook for myself I always you know when all those fights are they fight in the UFC every one of my fights I usually charge my phone died I cooked myself I do this because I've done it so many years in wrestling all the wrong way I can look at myself I can wake up in the morning look myself in the mirror and tell how much I weigh and I'll be right on just because I'm used to my body so I know what I can or I can't eat what working hold fool I can hold water and it's just it's a discipline thing for me as well and so I so I decided you know what I'm getting higher up now one thing that I don't understand is that I haven't done the research has what foods to eat before certain practice at certain times to Neu me the best to make me help help me feel the best cuz I'm getting older and if things aren't the same that you the way that you want I'm 31 Ambi 32 in May and I'm like mad differences if you noticed a lot of difference like I-24 I just f****** wake up at 6 a.m. and I can go for a freaking 5 mile run like that with nothing now I can do that do you think that is age or you think that is Miles like all the hard training I'm at the combination is 31 year in your athletic Prime . might you know my shoulders are shot my my knees oh my God my knees I've had five knee surgeries Jesus Christ yeah I just had surgery on Tuesday and but I don't know if it was completely off you had a hernia and a broken foot I'm crazy the funny thing is an ally makes fun of me about this a manager is like all fight week like if you saw me you would think this guy was like a zombie Like I Do by Limp around I freaking like in patches on me and I'm in a Boudoir or sleeve and an all I do all days I go to the meeting around or whatever I need to do training come back and I'm just in my room by the game ready on me or something on me but when I walk through that door to fight the Nigerian I flip the switch and all people would would they go back and look at video of when I walk into the cage I stepped right before the case I pray say my prayer for protection and when I walk in I just freaking Darkness inside to flip that switch you say every time yeah exactly the best of my abilities it's never cuz I'm not selfish it's not I'm not getting in that prayer please let me win know it's please protect me in here so I can go back to my family safe and sound and protect my opponent as well and give me the strength to be able to display the best of my abilities and that's it and once I freaking walk through that door I'm the freaking Nigerian Nightmare I just feel like a different person I am my walking it goes away if I decide transform into that person will be surprised at how friendly and easy-going you are outside people can't tell an STD now is this really I haven't been a change in me I'm still the same freaking out since I haven't done anything since fight nothing people I asking me have you gone out party Tunes I didn't do anything I just sit on the couch watch TV go back many go to the the shop that I like to take my daughter to get get French toast she loves his one place so I'll take you there come back that's it or maybe take her to a date night the only difference is now a lot of people are starting to recognize any more so like I'm walking like movies people stopped me and can I get a picture a picture of course they don't but nothing change I'm the same freaking guy I haven't got a chance to do anything I ask I've been in bed for a week so I haven't done any day but I don't think anything's going to change I'm the same guy well you sound like you have the perfect attitude like the idea that you're having making a prayer to just do your best and not be hurt and not have your opponent hurt and protect you and your opponent that is a beautiful attitude and the fact that the way you're approaching this I mean you're just you're just here to compete and to do your very best that you free of the burden of a lot of bulshit that some people carry around with them and I was thinking about this on the way up and it's a lot a lot of those Fighters a lot of those Champions like after a while you you there if they feel this certain pressure to to be able to do this or that and some of the examples that I gave you BJ Penn beat is that actually on acting like you leave it was so much pressure do you run away from the sport because is that actually I feel like you're relieved it was so much pressure just run away from the sport because of pressure


    Jon Jones Introduced Kamaru Usman to the UFC | Joe Rogan
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    and we live what's up how are you what's up Joe roller coaster ride what is it like to be the Champ for you I never really watched the show I never really kind of heard of the show monster fact a guy you know but I never really heard of the show until like after like a Fighter 2 in the UFC and people are like tagged me and s*** like you're Joe Rogan talking about going to talk about your pocket like f****** podcast cuz I never listen to Pakistan Amanda's got for real and then every time after that I see you I'm like subject for a long time and we were just with your friend out there watching a video of us talking about you back when you were ranked number 12 and I was saying I think you could fight for the title right now and I like to attest it to I think cuz I went back once I started kind of research and I like to go back and do a little research and I'm like f****** joke with this this war for the beginning like you were in the back with hair or freaking interview in the guys that were doing the tournament that were fighting multiple fights at 9 and you were interviewing those guys and I was like images I can freaking natural at it and the sport was just growing at that time I was like that do jholi watching back there wasn't as much pressure and it wasn't like coming into it today yeah ESPN pay-per-view all that deal it would be a lot of pressure but back then it was just fun it was it was weird man the first one I did was in Dothan Alabama this weird like I don't know if it was a high school gym or something some small Auditorium tiny little place is very weird they have you made it look like a freaking start little walk in the park I mean he was off that damn sure wasn't good at that young man doing this for a while now it's it's an interesting thing to see in and see it progressed from 1997 to where it's at a 2019 the biggest difference is not just the amount of eyes it against an amount of people are paying attention to the real difference is the level of athlete it's a it's a giant giant leap I can no other sport I Don't Need is Another sport from 1993 to 2019 the athletes are almost is almost unrecognizable how much better the fighters are as Italy I know that it's now back in the day was like okay you finished your college career you finished all this you've got to the height of whatever you know sport you could be let's start fighting and so guys are coming in at 2827 starting to learn the tricks now you got freaking 10 year old kids sparring there's all these crazy Frozen like little bitty kids fighting in like Russia or other places like they're full-on MMA fight promotion I might by the time these guys get to 1617 they don't be Killers watch like a boxing match 93 world champion boxer Marvin Hagler perfect example Marvin Hagler from the 80s could absolutely hang with middleweights like he's he would fit right in with world champions today UFC champ from 93 mean it's just not the same as it is such a fact that it was like a it was wild as crazy but nobody had endurance and you know there was a few guys that had some skill and certainly are Orlando mean one who is Gracie those guys are really good at their individual Arts but there was no real complete Fighters yet yeah you got the transition because it was everyone came in with their special scales and that was it that was a big thing I think you even sold that that's all yeah you got the wrestler, the combo that does eunos humble guy in the Jiu-Jitsu guy and so that was a thing everyone came in with their one skill and they put it to the test to see what you can do this better it's freaking crazy Joe my first fight first time I ever watch the UFC fight I was visiting Jon Jones in college freshman year this was ARA freshman year to freshman year cuz I went to a small school uniform William Penn University which is about 2 hours away from him he was at Iowa Central in Fort Dodge Iowa so I went to go spend my fall break a whole week with him just hanging out cuz we had met previous year in high school and just you know it's two brothers wrestling was like two brothers what's up man what you going to hang out with him and during that week someone like a friend of the team something like that invited us to come to his house and watch it and we went over there to watch the fight I never really heard of it I never really cared I was just a freshman just trying to hang out with John and Paul You Is Wrong 2005 we didn't really remember the fight I cuz I didn't really care I never paid attention to it I never thought I would ever do something like that so I just washed it and and then I remember the guy saying amen you guys can do this you guys try this and then I remember the guy saying amen you guys can do this or want you got to try this and I only looked at each other are we going to do that


    Joe Rogan - MMA is in a "Trash Talk" Era
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    I'm about the trash talk of this era cuz there's this is it there's an error right now right is it has burned a trash talk era some people really good at it and some people are terrible at it but it seems like everybody's trying to get doll recently but he just beat Darren till it was it very interesting because you know what his take on it before the fight was like what are we doing this is going I don't like where this board is going I mean it was it's one of those things that I had to adjust to because I wasn't brought on those principles I don't I'm not you know I would do this and I chose to do this like I'm college educated I can get a f****** job and and I'm sitting in office and and punch numbers and all that but I chose to do this because of my burning desire to compete not even now when I compete with guys I'm not competing angry I don't want to kill this guy I'm not Robert ragno that s*** known as competition for me my mind is I'm going to beat you and which is partially which it would go to test with the how I fight and how I compete I'm not like that this is not the only thing that I can do and so this era came about we're not everybody you got to talk s*** you got to say all you got to do this and do that and so initial at some point I did because it was I was fighting the way I was fighting I was dominating guys and I was getting nowhere it was like no notoriety they were kind of like just got to put you on the Wayside they would always come you get a top take out you'll get a top 10 yacht but they weren't happens I call you can fight this guy and you can't really argue with them because it's promotion is giving you the opportunity to even really make money at all for the career path that you chose so far for a while just Batman this is not I guess I just got to do this because you saw it the other clown coming to have it he had to do that with the way that he fights he's done the exact same day since you've been in the UFC but after the first ever fight no one gave it s*** so he thought because he just woke up and started doing it and that's that's it they know you have to do people try to say you have to do but for me is what I'm not going to do is I'm not going to just sell my soul just yeah I'm just trying to earn a couple bucks because I'm not going to do that I'm going to do it the right way George did it the right way and I'm a firm believer that when you do it the right way you will learn what you deserve it will come to you at some point I don't think that you have to I really don't we had something I mean Kobe coming to Dallas because ponchos that was a big victory he did beat Demian Maia that was a big victory those are those are too legit victories over two very dangerous guys he did beat those cats got skill on top of the trash talking but the trash talk in bumped him ahead of you in line and a lot of us were surprised you know I was surprised show me to create an uproar that my name back in the picture and he did a wonderful job this is one thing that I will I will I would say is that he has done a wonderful job and having people talk about it what do you hate him which even the bosses of said the exact same thing is no one has done what he's done no one has ever created the Persona that is unanimously hated worldwide like you now like literally like those guys are they still had fans you know that he wanted to see him succeed like nobody likes he's not safe anywhere no you don't you don't even have to be there's a fly which that one hurt this guy that's when they never taught taught me over the years is that you have to appreciate your things like that and I do I always wanted this moment I always wanted that Connor could be that net that adversary that was shot in Rampage. Hughes and enjoy St-Pierre like you I always wanted that and and he's done a good job of creating that so not just in terms of like a legitimate worthy opponent but the dude that you want to f****** have self braking movie I mean I haven't I haven't been in a fight yet where is like a malicious like I was maliciously trying to hurt someone I haven't been in that fight yes I don't know something about meeting with my mind my mind is strong I don't compete to kill this guy and then you swing by punching you miss now you're dead tired I don't compete like that this one I'm still going to compete as myself but there's going to be a letter extra this one is going to be one that I really enjoy well there was a sin we could be even Connor what he said I want to change your face when I said that I was like damn that's deep I want to change your face and you saw that even went went to be was like that I like the way that I do as far as his mind where it's at like I don't give a s*** what you do talk about me do all this try to distract me like they tried me the leading up to the tire if I did everything what are you going to do then you had his his little sidekick that look like Sideshow Bob that was was talking and doing they're trying to distract me this and then Kobe popped up trying to distract me that didn't change anything that's not going to do nothing to me and I'm going to compete to the best of my abilities and I'm going to embarrass you and then this guy is going to be even more worker the big change in your skill-set from your first fight in UFC 2 now as you're striking the wrestling is always been outstanding you cardio's always been excellent but you're striking is much more fluid and much looser your you you're much more efficient now so you was you're always powerful but it seems like now everything's falling together like you don't have any holes in your game anymore the damn thing this guy's going to be even more worse with the big change in your skill-set from your first fight in UFC 2 now is your striking your wrestling is always been outstanding you cardio's always been excellent but you're striking is much more fluid and much looser your you you're much more efficient now so you was you're always powerful but it seems like now everything's falling together like you don't have any holes in your game anymore the damn thing


    Joe Rogan Cries After Seeing Tyron Woodley's Mom Embracing Kamaru Usman
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    me we're saying as of is a very good argument for the best well to whatever I felt like Tyron is like you got to give it to dislike to this legendary status right there's like Matt Hughes has led Durst ass being the original he was one of the first wrestlers who really knew how to submit guys and then George St-Pierre was of course many people's eyes the greatest of all-time in the welterweight division what time does the long run but I was like man when you retire and beat Zeus Manos like there's a real good argument for number one of all time beating Wonderboy beat Smash and Darren till beaten Demian Maia knocking out Robbie Lawler to win the title at I considered him I I put them in that conversation. Conversation for sure for sure I put him in that conversation I ain't no nothing but respect for tiring it was nice to see afterwards it was just a video of you and tyrants mom and tiring and turns modeled after is a beautiful video me a man I am jerker can I let it go cuz I'm one of those guys I never really sit and then stop and smell the roses and things like that always always have a chip on my shoulder and I'll explain why that is but I always had this chip on my shoulder with everything that I do so I never really sit and celebrate into a ho yeah accomplish there so I did that or did that but I know I known his mom I met her previously to to that the fights I fought in St Louis one time and of course I seen her showtimes at his fights but I was fighting in St Louis and I was there early and she was at the hotel. I wasn't fighting or anything but she just came to the hotel I think she was just hanging out and I got to sit with her before like all the fighters even came into town I had to sit with her and then we stopped for a couple hours maybe 3-4 hours just talkin I got to know her and she's usually such an angel but at the same time she's a gangsta to it like Patty. She seems every day and the only thing the biggest thing I could compare to his if you ever seen that show up for Wayback called Touched by an Angel and I forget what her name is she's like the famous I black actress and and so we got we got clue to know I knew her and Tyron obviously wasn't who I would have chosen to take the belt from but is how long can you hold yourself back because being a chanted huge intolerance himself there's a huge difference between being a challenging the champion now and of course I need I needed to have my family in that I need to get them to that status to wear now I'm setting my daughter up I'm setting you like my everyone up for you know life better life forever and I couldn't continue to hold that back so yeah it was unfortunate that I had to take that from him and I kind of Innocence I felt like I was taken away from what he was doing for them so when I saw her walking backstage I just couldn't control that I just let my just let go and I just can't help but cry on her shoulders and there's a great is a great video what what is her name was women's snacks he's telling you congratulations he's just telling you that they're coming they're going to be coming for you so train hard yeah yeah and just like her attitude Matt it's it's beautiful man it's them it's amazing her character that she handled that mean does her baby or baby just lost and lost every round and it was a little predominant Victory by you and for her to treat you that way afterwards to shows on the amazing character yeah and it's Embraces you open arms it's all good it's all good baby look at that amazing I got it I got it made me cry when I saw it's making me cry now so I felt such a connection to that to her you know my mom is exact same way my mom would how big is sport is is well-liked is not old man that's just a regular fire you guys hate each other in your fighting know this was a competition you know this was two men that went in there tip for a competition and one guy one and you know you saw the aftermath is he the family receive each other man to love them and they love when people put all that b******* aside and I mean you guys had a lot of trash talk at the press conferences and there was a lot of that going on but that sells tickets and it's good for yeah you know this was two men that went in there tip for a competition in one guy one and you know you saw the aftermath is he the family receive each other man to love them and they love when people put all that b******* aside and I mean you guys had a lot of trash talk at the press conferences and there was a lot of that going on but that sells tickets and it's good for everybody and it's natural and normal but after was over it was nothing but respect


    Joe Rogan on the Michael Jackson Accusations
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    you're so friendly to bike so easy going with Livia you seem so peaceful like you don't seem like a Shell Shocked guy you know you really don't you seem very very even I bet, what is your take on that documentary I have not watched it but I've heard that those two guys had testified saying that nothing ever happened to them before this and then then now they're down on their luck and now they've changed their tune and saying that it was they they going to that end in detailing the doctor basically they've been replaced by the new youngboy I need you to help me getting the idea to be to be back in Michael's good books be wanted by Michael again oh I didn't I didn't hear that has been something that we talked about before because his voice was so different and it to me I said a long time ago before his doctor came out and said he was coming through Castro I said he sounds like a castrato he sounds like one of those men who are taking his boys and you know the 1817 I think that was the doctor that killed him so take that with a grain of salt you saying that he chemically castrated him to preserve his voice which it sounds Preposterous until you look at his frame made did not have the frame of a person who has thrown his many kids he did not have kids Vigo kicked in he was very dark you know he looks like his brothers yeah yeah I don't know I haven't had that before they have kids weirdest indication UK with Jimmy Savile are the most popular that's even worse and then the entire country if I can come out Bradley talented and so Dynamic and exciting to watch like God he's so talented look at him and then in Thriller I mean everybody loved him but Jimmy Savile looks like a monster in in retrospect I wrote to him as a kid to have the show cool Gemma fix it it wasn't his clothes hanging in his lifetime well there's so many cases like that where you have the systemic pedophile situation that doesn't make sense like how did this out of this last like Penn State like the Sandusky case like how did this last how did everyone seems to have known about it how did it last and people seeing a kid in the shower do you think now if you didn't try to be in some way how much that wasn't part of the conversation back then you know the idea that there are petafiles out there and it's it's actually incredibly widespread we knew about that other than that like some world famous football coach was really f****** kids like that you never heard that I mean interpreter no they thinks it had to have known there's no way you could have known or at least been exposed to some of it and into the conversation we had a hell yeah I remember that fat quick documentary where a guy protest in front of the statue another guy comes up and tries to beat him up daring to suggest guy comes up and try to beat him up a daring to suggest to see that these people that were in charge of it we're so f***** up Jesus man's chills a bummer


    Joe Rogan | The Truth About War Correspondents w/Ben Anderson
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    therapy on a regular basis and what what sort of an impact you think of me when you go over the results of the first therapy where you is almost immediately alleviate to of a lot of your feelings but you still are thinking about planning your next adventure in your next project full session the therapist recommended by would be a major breakthrough I'm asking you normally can't cry at all I haven't cried since I was 13 years I was only four different because that predates your War correspondent yeah yeah session the therapist cried I don't have two or three times in the cameraman cried and I still trembling what would have felt like a breakthrough and then never happened or dinner or something people are enjoying this out that's healthy smiling what is it like when you go to dinner with fellow War journalist out already good friends and we can talk the people to cover that country out of other people from you from your background for your country you should be talking to the people from that country a lot of John listed as possible in Afghanistan and Syria and Iraq have a pretty good life you stay in the 5-star hotel he eat well drink wine every night and each other and I think that defeats the point of reporting Sebastian Junger so there's levels to the involvement yeah the weather or how How Deeply you're immersed and it's it's it's completely upside down in the state because the TV Nugent TV news journalist yeah on the roof of the five-star hotel sometime I mean I think it's it's it's a way for the news networks to to enter claim credibility and then when you see them get deployed then focused on getting material from the war in these countries that focused on the on the two-way right from the team to me that during like deserts in the 90s there was always someone that was over there and it seemed like there was real threat and it was really going on but now everything seems to be done from the desk and you don't really see a lot of me and my right about that cruise you're allowed to spend the night and muscle you know you can go there and film the street and do some refugees who just escaped Isis territory but you can spend days on end of the freelance photographer the rice is that was spending face on in there and getting getting up the real stuff is it because the on-camera people be targeted I just think the risk is too high. For the entire crew of The Very well-known running around so when you're over there and you see these guys show up and you know that they're just going to be hanging out at the hotel and what is that feeling like Whiskey Tango Foxtrot be hot and you should be spending time with the people you'll covering and then if sometimes you can you can think you've finished with someone just go for dinner or tea I just by having normal human conversation you find out so much other stuff that you didn't do that to report on your that's that's what you have to be doing at 6 weeks weeks of getting closer to them and gain their trust yeah yeah yeah prices for shooting from the house and they were three or four families in the house so they are all County show Isis Isis guys went down and encourage the families to run towards us and just seeing moment of civilians fleeing and escaping Isis for the first time after 3 years when they turn the corner and saw rostand you that made it and I just collapsed the ground they were kissing the ground they were hugging each other three or four families in the house so they are all County show Isis Isis guys went down and encourage their families to run towards us and just seeing moment of civilians fleeing and escaping Isis for the first time after 3 years when they turn the corner and so rostand you that made it and I just collapsed the ground they were kissing the ground they were hugging each other for the moments you your


    War Journalist Received MDMA Therapy for PTSD | Joe Rogan
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    but do you think that being in these incredibly tense environment ramps life up in a way that you don't get outside of it like the Judiciary tribe Sebastian Junger he was the nicest most humble he's as a human to just a very genuine really there when you talk to him but that's sort of his take on it is that too much of it but his take on it was that these people are experiencing life in this incredibly extreme environment and then they come back to the the world is just doesn't feel real anymore so it's not it's not sweating when you die but it is real drum you'll sing life-and-death drama right in front of your face when you come back you think you really want to see this post and see this film try out this new restaurant and then you get back and you just don't care just feel fly yeah PTSD PTSD treatment get organized system apps that you part of that study about about rectal bleeding this this need to get MDMA legal but I've been in denial for years and I guess I'm helping and then see if he hasn't done MDMA recreationally before that I mean yeah I came of 18 what is the difference between a therapeutic environment peanuts you towards the right topic of conversation but always makes it makes you actually get to conclusions asking why is this happening why do I think this and put it back on me and make me put two and two together sometimes you listen to music sometimes you have a quiet therapy session of MDMA just enables you to get the benefits Elsa been therapy resistant I think the first round of the 70% of them the benefit someone considered PTSD free after after three month trial so during the three-month trial how many experiences do they have one a month one of my pimping them in in the past MDMA session and they were saying to him why you ruining your life your life your Healthy we want you to have a fun productive full life and enjoy your friends and enjoy your family and he said that gave him permission and that was what he needed he didn't even do the second two sessions wow what an interesting way of looking at of course is real yeah yeah a lot of people to come back from the war that lost friends have that horrible feeling that it should have been them that they're not as good as the person who died or that somehow or another them being alive is the reason why their friend was dead irrational thoughts or maybe I didn't really experienced it because I came out unscathed get my toes so there's nothing nothing nothing to complain about what was your number one issue I think the danger and 2/2 pleasurable things back here I mean like my cameraman in mosul Iraq yummy bics and it was us fighting we was stepping on baldi's to get through rooms at one point we were three or four Iraqis I was just trying to get to the river too costly to Isis positions and they got a radio message is a suicide bomber I got man running down the street towards you now so he stepped into this used to be a shop that's open up and smashed to bits and I sat down as the Two Soldiers tried to shoot is suicide bomber as running toward us and someone said I ate a tidy and the day before or two days before two French journalists and cut it should have been killed when they stop and ID trying to get out and having a monzon I might my cameraman just said you look bored offended like we got my on camera and I remember just looking so bored and I couldn't give a s*** about the suicide bomber that i e d I was just bored out of my brain and that's when I thought this is this is not a natural reaction to what's going on around you right now what did you think your natural reaction should have been I mean blood right in greising heart rate you know what did you think at the time was the cause of you being numb while it was happening I have a referral that much about PTSD I just want to become so used to this and unwanted things that came up in the in the in the Lost sessions I did was I didn't got important enough to get to get showing her and have Medics rush over to help me and maybe I have a couple take me out and you know I know that sounds ridiculous now but in these dramas wow be right next to an ID and not freaking out is pretty crazy yeah I wasn't scared I was just numb it doesn't even feel like bravery just feels like to give you give become stupid about the risk you're taking so talk me through this therapy so you fast for 24 hours you take the MDMA and then they just start talking to you about the things that are troubling you so you take 25 milligrams and then near the therapist would ask very brief question. Just knowing what direction to push me because of wine and I was PTSD I thought because of the job I do and because there was this kind of darkness in there I didn't get involved with anyone seriously for very long time and even so I'm not going to have a family and kids and house and dog I'm very alone in that first session after I resisted it for an hour and a half at what was really resisting it for a long time thinking of leaving a receiver but but there was this wave of relief of course you can of course you can have on it what it what is it about I mean I've done it but I've only done it once the is it just because of the fact that it just alleviates insecurity and allows you to look at things in the morning natural sense you look at everything as if we just talked about having coffee or water everything is it easy to think about on a dress and talk about I think I'll probably explain it badly but I think the science of it is you have five networks in your brain and and I was basically in fight or flight mode so much that was the only mode on you so even when I'm back in New York or something how to close behind me I'm expecting a confrontation I mean fight or flight mode all the time so that your brain is ignoring the other parts of your brain that provide context and the say that thing outside is just a car backfiring it's not an ideal someone shooting for the ndma just allows your brain to Enola parts of your brain to communicate again here and not just in that fight or flight mode so once you get out of that fight or flight mode you can then address things that you couldn't even begin to address before and once you've have these experiences three experiences their profound enough that you retain the benefits some of it looks like I'm in the 25% that still have PTSD off of 3 months but it still helps enormously I mean the next day they caught me to sit down and do a video diary and I was kind of saying this was Revelation and now I think it's 2 or 3 days when you have the but we still go to Moody Tuesday at 2 or 3 days yeah I mean to be at the Ecstasy they would have sold in London would have been poisoning breathe so I know they have a very positive results with this and are they planning on implementing this to the public in anytime short-term mean is this something that like people to listening this right now it's just going to be available to them fairly soon it looks like it should be legal by 2021-2022 the third round of officially FDA-approved trial starts soon the first one that involves people other than veterans and First Responders if that gets is good results for the first two trials which I'm sure it will then then I think it's going to be in because I feel they gave it breakthrough drug States us there's nothing that you know anyone can do to stop it will be legal by 2021-2022 that's very good news for ya it's so difficult for people to change perspective just to have a break from the the normal sort of momentum of your life and to be able to stop that gets is good results for the first two trials which I'm sure it will then then I think it's going to be in because I feel they gave it breakthrough drug States us there's nothing that you know anyone can do to stop it will be legal by 2021-2022 that's very good news for a lot of people that are suffering yeah it's so difficult for people to change perspective just to have a break from the the normal sort of momentum of your life and to be able to stop and analyze


    Joe Rogan on the New Zealand Shooting
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    I don't necessarily think we're getting stupider or Dumber in this country in the world in general because the internet but we're definitely getting weirder in our perceptions of actual world events and I think every time something has mass shootings for instance like New Zealand every time one of these horrific tragedies takes place you see more and more division as I watch people fight over it on Twitter people blaming left-wing people people right-wing people people trying to find some reason and this one is particularly disturbing because it appears that at least one of the guys I don't know their names I don't know if they even released they withheld the names of these guys who've done this I haven't seen them so I thought of it one of them seems like he's trolling like he he think PewDiePie and and said that Candace Owens was his biggest inspiration and he's doing that I guess we could agree some people are saying that that okay sign is a white power sign I know we had this dispute with Tim pool where he was saying I guess it is a game that some people do play what is it called again but look for some game where if you look under the table and see someone doing up there a lot of punch or something something stupid like that I saw the Stephen Minnesota what he's doing up his Blazer and supposedly like this and people are saying that talking about Ron Levin right which is ridiculous like evidence evidence but this guy in custody is clearly making that symbol clearly so like what is he you know what he's like some troll murder some troll mass murderer and he's both he's both f****** with everybody and a cold-blooded ruthless killer people that were praying the Moscone gun down he's a few people in 17 the other way. That's yeah it's horrific across-the-board top-to-bottom it's it's horrific but it's also one of those things were like we see so many of these now that we're starting to get numb whether it's a Jewish synagogue whether it's a you know a Muslim temple whether it's a gay club wear it well whatever it is it's like you see so many of these mass murders now that's just weather the school movie theater like f*** man it's just it all like you were talking about when you're filming the news you're there you're watching the bullets fly by you hear them fly by your head and you are just watching it through the lens weird many many many many levels removed from that and we're sitting here trying to figure out what to do and we're not there we're not where the boat in the people that are there where the bullets take place they try to give you a description of it and even they barely can comprehend what happened but also as you said we're going straight to the argument about who to blame rather than Smith people spend as much time as they spend arguing on Twitter reading yeah I know people say fake news better if there was a website where you eat curated all of the like the bullet proof that's terrible way to describe a rock-solid investigative journalism jobs that are 100% ethical that you could completely rely on for an accurate assessment of what's happening because it is difficult for people and when people they rely on biased websites which many of them do with his bias to the laughter by into the right things get even more mad there's so many of them it's so easy to get so easy to reinforce your confirmation bias whatever you know whether it's left-wing or right-wing just find that website read the comments these are my people they think like me especially now that used to be with you yeah that's thinking I know what my gut feeling tells me I need to find a story a headline that justifies my gut feeling about this and that's as far as it seems to go know you as a journalist as a person who risks their life to bring this information to people how does this make you feel I mean is this part of the reason why you needed to do that MDMA therapy not just the fact that you were really are without better user without a better term shell right I mean you're you're that... There's something that comes out of that that's got to be very very difficult to recover from and overcome yeah but there's also the fact that you're going over there and bring the ship back and it doesn't seem to you don't seem to give a f*** you going to make some kind of difference and when that I think that's not going to happen that's I'm sure your work makes a lot of difference to the people that pay attention to it that I think we're overwhelmed by b******* I think it's everywhere there's what I mean bull should I mean like nonsense yeah you know Kim Kardashian psoriasis is in the front page of the CNN or something like that to her but you know what I mean like there's their stuff that people are concentrating on it's like Jesus Christ country of 360 yeah well it's very difficult to get people to watch documentaries on real-world events you can get them to watch documentaries on like a sex cult from Oregon or somebody Wild Wild Country I probably got 10 and a response they demand people in the public eye to talk about it and you know say thoughts and prayers or something like that but as soon as you say they want to make sure you are the coolest f*** isn't like how could you not be I don't understand this or is it just there just Kid Frost Infuse themselves or just lashing out at any Target they can find or anyone they can find and also I know the footage is available of guys ahead of time as easy as he shot everybody but but she's like that has been widely available for a long time now reminder for a couple days and then more news.. I mean completely pessimistic when you doing stuff for Vice on HBO you do get young people reaching out to you and say I know I did not want to be a photographer or talk to her or maybe that's an effects that's going to be felt down the room I don't know it feels like they're all that there is a generation of people growing up thinking I'm going to play by the numbers if you do have an effect I think by certainly has an effect I think a lot of this hasn't of fact I think it's very difficult to field that affect if you're not experiencing it personally I mean to just look out onto landscape and say how much of an effect is having on people it's hard like where you getting the feedback from how you how you gauge and whether or not this is changing people's perceptions will sometimes it feedback you do get is it on Twitter already having no impact but I think that's an argument for just not making the comment well there's a little bit of that and then you know I had Renee diresta on recently and she's done a lot of work covering all these various Russian troll farms and how they so how they essentially organize conflict online and you know that they set up these things we have like a pro Texas movement and they set him up across the street from a probe Muslim men and they do it on purpose and then they have these pro-lgbt movement things online today organized to attack certain people and certain groups diminish certain aspects and defied parts of the democratic party it's crazy when you hear about you it like that on top of all this you like what the actual news itself so difficult to disseminate it so difficult to figure out what should I pay attention to what's real and then you have this kind of s*** happening on top of that you like moving things online today organized to attack certain people and certain groups diminish certain aspects and defied parts of the democratic party it's crazy when you hear about your like that on top of all this you like walking out to just the actual news itself so difficult to disseminate it so difficult to figure out what should I pay attention to what's real and then you have this kind of s*** happening on top of that you like


    Andrew Schulz Gets Grossed Out | Joe Rogan
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    repair some like icicles French Consulting is a f****** genius and he's like decoded cultures right and every culture he's Dakota need people hire him to consult right and like America's code is the verb it to do when the time is now right and we're just kids at the end of the day right it's like everything we will have big tits in America right back surgeries big tits and like France most popular product surgery is reduced right everything about the Precision in like the food on the plate I read their most popular plastic Clips or something more common now but maybe the one you have to go on their lips are dark one don't fuk with your lips lady I like it when they get a little lips if they have not Fallen to the Fibonacci sequence of numbers like if you get a nose job I look at you and I got what's wrong with his nose like something is wrong it registers wrong in my head because your face is like re example match your face that they match how far your eyes are apart rhinos it we see a girl and still tiny little skinny thing with little fingers and also just got this these big weird lips do we like things that like stand out like we like skinny with big tits we do on to it right when things are abnormal do my pics but it's a trick the big tit one is a trick because it represents viability and represents your ability to trial bright is attractive to your jeans doesn't make any sense. I said you would know that there's a bag of water underneath her skin that she had a tube down her throat taped to her face she's half-dead they're cutting her open with a sharp knife and stuffing this bag of water under the meat of her breast tissue old it that's what happened and we still think it's hot all those things are nut-free million bro we can't help it but like it bothers me when it's a butt but it's a fake but it bothers me like if there's a way that a girl could lift weights at the gym and make your tits bigger and she went and got fake tits and wouldn't miss much wait a minute the legs leg of a girl's got a big butt right some legs like damn this b**** is deadlift yes you know like that it's like never said that in my head but I know what you're talkin never said he's pitching girl scary mirror I was going to get tired now but it but I like girls that are athletic but if we're at War so I like it so if a girl's got a big ass cuz she's squatting that's hot girls get a big ass cuz she went through surgery in my picture going to get cancer don't be scared I'm afraid that I hurt you he will that is stunts like trying to f*** crossfitters fist you know I'm saying like I like good genes the only problem with those gals is that there is a reality to certain levels of musculature that most likely they're only achieved by injecting male hormones so that the cliffs kind of get bigger whatever have you I've been married 10 years 10 years glow okay and then how do you how do you how do you say that most likely is because of male hormones you get to girls that are competitive Yugioh two girls to start doing a little bit of steroids I should I take a little bit of testosterone like a friend of my wife was doing it I was like yeah Ike's and she's starting to take a little bit of testosterone a bodybuilder way back in the day to grow as a bodybuilder I'd like to head in like the rate US oyez enlarged clits you never done that it's exactly what I'm saying dick on inside of nut that one down there that's what happens it is real it is real one down there what about the giant one below that Jamie did the one the middle what's happening there now bro that just looks like a witch finger that is real quit there was a show on HBO back in the day I think was called private dicks but is it like that girls one of the people on it I think that was from that show but what anyway there was this lady was talking about she became a transman bite through taking a massive amounts testosterone her clit grow she said to the size of a thumb because they're taking a lot of that too I don't get it I don't understand your clit is just your it is just a cock essentially right well not really it just resembles one I mean if you looked at that of my dick like I thought I'd go right to the doctor I'm like which one is a long one that we are looking at that thing that it happened to a friend of mine doll boyfriend okay friend of mine who I used to work with her on television show her she was pretty feminine but she had a clit like a pinky it's the way he described it and then he pulled her pants down and then f****** panicked and then said oh my God I have to take my friend of the airport f*** I can't believe this any different the dude panicked he went into a full-blown panic and just ran out he couldn't deal with her clit I mean it gets to a certain size where that's like full blown panic and just ran out he couldn't deal with her clit I mean it gets to a certain size where that site


    Joe Rogan Tells Dave Chappelle Stories
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    specials in the history of stand-up you're like the Chappelle specials going to be someone's any good they're putting that stuff out there and they're they're doing it in a way where no one else would do it like HBO which was the gold standard for the longest time it would never do to Dave Chappelle specials at the same time Netflix is like okay David hardwood downstairs while he was doing this spell minutes we're downstairs in the smoking area of the comic store getting high as f*** and he was so casual about it like hey man you want do is set and just do guess that I was in Denver I come off the Green Room Friday night in Chappell's my green room he's not doing it cuz he's making any money loves he did a free 40 minutes show these people that came there to see me he'll show up Monday night at The Comedy Store in front of 13 people will go on stage will do a half an hour from a 13 people and he'll drink and a smoke cigarettes and I'll talk s*** and laugh at his own jokes and everybody has like one of those magical experiences as a as a audience member you could ever have I was young, can New York and there was a place called economy village with was the Boston restaurant Chappelle comes in and I when he gets on stage there's probably 13 people on the crap right and the f****** word gets out and you just see people start slowly graphic goldfish you know what I mean when I can send some little or ducks or some like having a sense of bread come in the pond and the place was packed within like 20 minutes outside Weber Summit made for murder in the whole time he has this ability to make the audience comfortable intention so that it is not anxiety-inducing right what what he can do is talk to you for 5 minutes straight without a punchline as an audience member you're not going ohmygod is this guy is it right now that was when he was he was doing that for a while and where he wasn't doing scheduled shows all he was doing was he's Poppins and not only that but he brought a f***** speaker and set up a microphone in the park in Seattle outdoor outdoor we did that early on I was there or not and set up a microphone in the park in Seattle outdoor outdoor we did that early on I was there in New York or not together at club soda and after we got outside we went outside and Dave just said


    Our Cognitive Dissonance Helps Russian Disinfo Campaigns | Joe Rogan and Renée DiResta
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    in like you were saying earlier if they get you and you buy a new Hook Line & Sinker they win if they get you to think we'll how much else is b******* they still win because you're looking at everything with sort of this painted lens now everything seems and that's probably the ultimate goal is to disrupt our social media environment and to sort of hijack the the natural conversation to take place I mean it's effective there's certainly no I was in Estonia last year and they've been targeted by the stuff for decades now 25% russian-speaking population in most of the news that they get is from Russian media right in around the Border they talk a lot about the extreme commitment to educating their citizens to make them realize that this kind of thing does happen this is what it usually looks like just ignore it let it go by and I don't think we are quite there yet I think that there's still plenty of people in the country who don't believe it happened or for some reason are completely incapable of separating the Russian social media influencer campaign happened from it means Donald Trump's election is illegitimate Oregon's Donald Trump colluded right those are very different statements Salud in order for someone somewhere to unsolicited go and support your candidacy so you can believe two things simultaneously Trump did not collude and that is an election is perfectly legitimate that this had no impact into that it still happened and that I think is I am consistently amazed at how hard that ability to hold those two ideas is for people they just believe that supporters of trump they absolutely cannot acknowledge that this operation took place and I or if they are passionate supporters of the far left it's more like an equivocation you know well we don't really know if they did it well well how do we know we know so that's where it plays out very differently depending on which part of the political Spectrum the issue that we have with cognitive dissonance we believe in someone or if we want something to win especially with our team or our person are on our side you know a guy I saw a lot of this when Donna brazile released her book detailing how the DNC server rig the primaries against Bernie Sanders and for Clinton or Sony through the ra Clinton supporters it just didn't want to believe it was like well why wouldn't you believe this woman like you believed her before when she was supporting Clinton and then when she leave now you know you won't believe her because it's inconvenient and we were real weird in our binary view we want things to be good or bad is 1 or 0 this is it and this is a super-complex issue it seems like they've been doing this for a long time and have gotten really sophisticated at it and I think there's a lot of people have been sucked into it that have no idea that's actually influence the way they they form their own opinions this is where it gets really strange people are so now you're and they're so easily manipulated many people are that something like this like a real good solid concentrated effort to try to Target these groups that have these very specific interest and really dig in and form roots and then go out he's so sophisticated to their approaches on one hand horrified and the other hand deeply impressed this is freaking you out when you had to let go over all these memes and you are actually laughing at them and you like God damn it you don't have to hand it to them and how do I properly recognition for the you know I don't think we do ourselves any favors by pretending and confident sophisticated adversary that is very capable those are determined that is constantly evolving and to treat that with the degree of respect it deserves I think that that's just common sense actually I know seems to be disproportionately Amplified or what new communities are popping up I just think it's I think the spread of information among people is just very interesting you know is it it's something that interests me a lot I think route psychology is really interesting ways that crowd psychology has transformed as the internet has kind of come into being particularly with things like the mass consolidation the ease with which we can Target people you know about that but the even in the decentralized internet there's always been propaganda there's always been crazy conspiracy theory is all the stuff but it's that you can reach the people who are likely to be receptive to it now and ask people self-selecting two tribes particularly in this country right now one of the things that's remarkable is the way in which once he starts looking into that tribe in this is the media in your ecosystem and you share it with your friends and Facebook and Shores at the people who see it or the people who are most likely to be receptive to it work with your friends in Facebook and Shores at the people who see it or the people who are most likely to be receptive to it or if you run the ad targeting you directly you know send it into the seeds of people most likely be receptive to it we have this interesting phenomenon where consolidation targeting and then these gameable algorithms mean that it's just this kind of information goes way farther away faster than it ever could it's in the past regardless of whether it's


    Silicon Valley Struggled Over What to Do About ISIS Fanboys | Joe Rogan and Renée DiResta
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    who's who's seen all this stuff is this obviously Facebook has check this out I'm sure Twitter is aware what is a reaction pain and is there any sort of a concerted effort to mitigate some of the some of the impact that these have was when we started like we being independent researchers I guess people on the outside of the company's academics began to find the content you know really began to investigative journalists would identify the name of the page and then me and people like me would go and we would scour the internet looking for evidence of what was on that page so I found a bunch of stuff on Pinterest for example wrote about it guy by the name of Jonathan Albright found a crowdtangle data cache and that we got the names of the bunch more pages bunch more posts we had some really interesting stuff to work with the platforms were very resistant to the idea that this has happened and so as a result of that they were in there was a the first thing that was in 2016 when Trump gets elected Twitter it was crazy that night with people who work at Twitter saying oh my God are we responsible for this which is very Silicon Valley thing to say but what I think they meant by that was their platform it been implicated is hosting Russian Bots and fake news and harassment mobs in a number of other things and there was always a sense that it didn't have an impact it didn't matter and so this was the first time that they started to ask a question did it matter that statement has a very small percentage of whatever on Facebook the amount of information on Facebook and the idea that I could have sworn in so you have the platforms kind of the leaders of the platform's digging in and saying it's inconceivable that that this you know could have happened and as the research and the discovery begins to take place over the next nine months or so used you get to the one the tech hearings happened so I worked with a guy by the name of Christian heresies The 100 and he he and I started going to DC with the third fellow Rodger McNamee and saying hey there's so much does this body of evidence that's coming out here and we need to have a hearing to have Congress ask the tech companies to account for what happened to tell the American people what happened because what we're seeing here is outside researchers what investigative journalists are writing the things that were five just don't line up with the statements that that nothing happened in this is all no big deal and so we start asking for these hearings and actually myself and a couple of others then began asking them in the course of these hearings can you get them to give you the data because the platforms hadn't given the data so it was that lobbying by concerned citizens and journalists and researchers saying we have to have some accountability here we have to have the platforms account for what happened have to tell people because it had become such a politically divisive issue did it even happen and we felt like having them actually sit there in front of Congress and account for it would be the first step towards moving forward and away but but also towards changing the minds of the public and making them realize that what happened on social platforms matters and it was it was really interesting YouTube to be part of that as it as it played out because one of the things that Senator Blumenthal Senator said was actually said Facebook and Twitter have to notify people who engage with this content and so they are there's this idea that if you are engaging with propagandas contact you should have the right to know and so they started to push messages through emails all these people saying you engaged with this Russian and Facebook created a little field a little little page that told people they had like her followed us whole page so it was really trying to get at making the platforms accountable through email importance of Russia but that was one of the first steps toward saying like how do we make the platforms accountable because the idea that platform should be accountable was not a a thing that everybody agreed on in 2015 and they were having this conversation about Isis and that's where there's this the through line here which is and it does Connect into some of the speech issues to which is what kind of monitoring and moderation do you want the platforms to do and when we were having this fishing rod Isis there was a not-insignificant collection of voices that we're really concerned that if we moderated Isis trolls on Twitter beheading videos ever heard of universal agreement that the beheading video should come down but if we took out what we're called the Isis Fanboys which were like 30-40 thousand Accounts at their Peak that we would rather said document called the Isis Twitter census for anyone who wants to actually see research done on understanding Twitter Network in 2015 there was a sense that like one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter and if we took down ISIS Fanboys where we stifling their freedom of speech freedom of expression and like goodness what would come next and that when you when you look at that that fundamental swing that has happened now and 2018-2019 the others that same narrative because originally directions taking place and then now there's a feeling that it's kind of swung too far in the other direction but the original conversations were really how do we make Twitter take responsibility for this and legally they aren't responsible for it right there legally indemnified against the responsible for any of the content on their platforms none of the platforms are called not responsible to have the right to moderate but not the obligation to moderate because they're indemnified from responsibility so the question becomes now that we know that these platforms are used for these kinds of farms and they are used for this kind of interference where is that balance what do we want them responsible for monitoring and moderating and how do we how do we recognize that that is occasionally going to lead to incorrect attributions closing accounts and things like that so weird conundrum right now or they don't they're trying to keep everything safe and they want encourage people to communicate on the platform so they want to keep people from harassing folks but because of that they've also they've got these algorithms and they they tend to miss very often like this whole learn-to-code Fiasco where people getting banned from for saying learn-to-code which is about as Preposterous as a guest I think they'll learn to code Fiasco is going to be the Tipping Point where a lot of people in the in the future when they look back on when did the heavy-handedness could become over-reach learn-to-code because we in Jesus Christ mean that you can't say learn-to-code mean I look at my mentions I mean on any given day especially like yesterday I had vaccine proponent it seems like what was really disturbing to me was like the vast majority of the comments were about vaccines and so few about these uncheck diseases that are running rampant in poor communities which is the most disturbing aspect of the conversation to me that there's diseases that Rob you of your intellectual capacity that are extremely counted as many as 10% of people in these poor neighborhood tab almost no discussion it was all just insults and and you know you f****** chill in the snow my mentions are going to be interesting but I think that one of the challenges for the platforms as a lot of things start out like a watch that play out Covington Catholic was another thing that I mean God be offended but then there was the other accounts that kind of took it that step further and began to throw in like the ovens and the other stuff if you're trying to assess the just the content itself like if you start doing keyword bands but the flip side is if you you know that this is the challenge of moderating its scale which is where and what what side do you come down on to come down on saying like 75% of people with #learn-to-code or just you know not doing anything incredibly offensive and then the 25% who are they really change the tone of the overall campaign in the hashtag for the entire community in that Ricci Twitter I think come in with the more heavy-handed and just shut it down kind of thing I don't I don't know that there's anything answer I think that we are you know it even today it was the latest kerfuffle Elizabeth Warren got an ad taken down on Facebook and there was a whole conversation about was Facebook censoring Elizabeth Warren I I personally didn't think that it read like censorship but read more like a cell phone like she had a picture of Facebook's logo in the in the image and their that violates the ads terms of service and the reason behind that is actually because Facebook doesn't want people putting a bad that have the Facebook logo in it because that's a scam people right that's a great way to probably just like an automated a little Assumption of good faith and so little Assumption of such extreme anger and polarization and no assumption that the platforms are censoring with with every little kind of moderation snafu that it it makes it I think I don't know how we have the conversation in a way that's healthy and look towards Solutions as opposed to the left screaming that it's sensor the right screaming that it censored the platforms you know trying to get around how do we both moderate on not moderate which is a deposition span I think that don't have any good and millions of posts and a couple thousand people working for the organization and then algorithms can people learning this trying to keep up and that's where things like learn-to-code and people are so outraged and pissed off because when they do get banned they feel like they've been targeted what do you mean really just ran into some code and then it's really hard to get someone to pay attention to your appeal because there's not enough people that are looking at these appeals and there's probably millions of appeals everyday it's almost impossible this person is harassing me and I'm demanding moderation and nobody's doing anything about it so it's definitely I think gotten worse it's going to look back at 2016 and wonder how much of the where we are now is in part because not a whole lot happened in 2016 and 2016 I look at it I look at it now particular has it evolved into this conversation about Free Speech public squares and what the new kind of infrastructure for speech what rights we should expect on it it's a really tough I just assumed that it's people asking for car wash right to harass and saying you know how do we balance that I think Jack and vagina or saying this on your show how to maximize the number of people who are involved make sure that all voices do get hurt without being unnecessarily heavy-handed and moderating a thought or content and instead moderate behavior and instead moderate particular types of a thought or content and instead moderate behavior and instead moderate particular types of signatures of things are in authentic or things that are coordinated and looking at again gets to disinformation to rather than trying to police this information by looking at content really looking Instead at actions and behavior and account authenticity and dissemination patterns cuz a lot of the worst


    Online Disinformation Could Spark Real World Wars | Joe Rogan and Renée DiResta
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    where is whether it's conspiracy theorist communities or terrorists or or you know Russia Iran State the state-sponsored actor has the domestic ideologues I have tried to always say like here is the specific kind of forensic analysis of this particular operation and then here is what we can maybe take from it and make make changes we've seen some of that begin to take shape and so I grateful to have had the opportunity to work towards connecting those dots and work towards having this conversation meaning meaning helping people understand what's going on I think I am not I am most concerned about the as this gets increasingly easy to do through things like chatbots you do now there's the if you seen the the website that this person does not exist. Com technology called pictures of people faces of people and so this website is that when you go to it it pulls up a battery goes to this person does not actually exist it says it down at the bottom there so these are not real people and so we have increasingly sophisticated chat technology we have increasingly sophisticated like you're not going to detect that image somewhere else that old trick of like right click and look and see if you're talking to someone with a stock photo that goes right out the window as stuff like this gets easier and easier to do what is it like to live in a world where so much of the internet is fake and I do think for your point about identity that there will be groups of people that sell select into communities where identity is mandatory you know where we're this is who you are and you have some sort of verification versus people who choose to live in the world of drink from the firehose take it all in and try to filter it out yourself evolving Technologies and I don't necessarily feel you know particularly optimistic in the short-term I think that ultimately does like we change has a society to a large extent and in response to this we think about you know they're going to be some pics of the platforms are going to be able to undertake they're going to be working to get better at detecting this stuff maybe you know the adversary will evolve hopefully we get better at detecting it as it involves but it's I think we found them definitely change like people become more aware that this is a thing they are more skeptical that does change are there are ways of interacting with each other but I feel like that is going to be the direction that this goes there's the more like you know the thing that keeps me up at night would be more the the ease of of turning us from us social media problem until like a real world war problem meaning as an example back in 20 teen on the first things internet research agency dead September 11th 2014 they created a hoax saying that Isis had attacked a chemical plant down in Louisiana it's called the Columbia the Columbia chemical plant hoax as I think there's a Wikipedia article about it now but what happened was they created a collection of websites they created fake sand and mock-ups Twitter account text messages it went to local people radio station Collins you name it everything to create the impression that a chemical Factory had just exploded in Louisiana and there was some attribution Tyson this is done on September 11th so this is the kind of thing where this actually did go viral like I remember this happening not as a social media researcher I just remember it actually being pushed into my social media feed so you have these we didn't know that it was in a research Agency for year-and-a-half after but this is the kind of thing where you look at parts of the world you look at parts of the world that aren't the US like their recent drama between India and Pakistan and you can see how these kinds of things can go horribly horribly wrong if the wrong person is convinced that something has happened or if there's a xenomorph this leads to a riot or if this leads to real-world action I think that's one of the main fears as this gets better and better the video face get better the


    Pat McNamara: Teaching Parkinson's Patients to Shoot | Joe Rogan
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    movies programs do you need to sit down and map it all out in your head you think like okay how am I going to emulate the kind of stress in a like a life-or-death gunfight your your heart rate jacked you might have to physically do something that the run from someone or climb over something is that how you do it yeah you're talking about like the YouTube stuff or I do that just so I know that I'm make one and then I'll start thinking about what haven't I done cuz I have to think also I have to think about the audience the audience that follows me on YouTube a lot of my gun guys so they want they want to know about the gun that I'm using have to think about that and then I have to thank all right what challenge can cuz I want guys to replicate it I want him to like with those little notes of UTI time was a minute and 30 or whatever it was so I want to be able to replicate them as well and want to make them with some real world application in mind you know so front loading a sandbag or getting in pulling something in and out of a car doing that it would have to be put your reputations hear you when you're doing dead weight in and out of a car sounds pulling it in pushing it out pulling it back and pushing it out that'll smoke every freaking out to be being and it'll crush your spirits and now it's crazy right full grown woman to pick her up and put her in a car easy and it is a pain in the dick yeah you're way better off with a hundred 50 lb barbell oh yeah that way there turn this I've started a kind of a fat about 10 years ago worth more guys are doing this now they're putting like shoots up on interwebs you know with some physical activity prior to ordering which are good but I am pretty sure I am you know I made it cool yeah it's it's just such a smart thing to think of if you're if you really want to train the way you train and really want to think about you know like tactical situations and real-world application I mean such a great way to go about doing it and is he looks exciting in front of me I have done it but I'm sure it's good I talk a lot how do you how do you stabilize a guy when they have Parkinson's which is that's good that's what I showed this guy trick was his name see if I can remember his name doesn't matter but you 77 years old and he said well I could either come to your course and train or lay on my couch and die cuz he likes to shoot anytime but I have to modify the course to here try try try to set him on by the cooler and then I used during strips are they hold up a target one by too long I had them crisscross nose and hold them and put his rifle in that V not good and you know when when guys like that a concentrating more you see that s*** go away to I got something to do at my gym to retrain Parkinson's Tata box it's a program called Rock Steady boxing North Carolina what's it called so people could go there or text as PA barn and TC is it open to yeah yeah it's open it's it's very fight Centric it's an MMA gym so everything we do is very like fight Centric with the with the physical work can lifting and all that and then we have programs like there's weird that we have to go to so we got really good fighters who do you know one on one coaching everything from Greco with a BJJ to tie box to kickboxing to stand boxing it's it's a Nittany place it's it's small at warehouse it's very Spartan you know it's not sexy at all boxing folks they have a program they come in a couple times a week and they put him through a series of exercises you know a lot of it just walking a straight line holding this in one side and then I went through all warmed up they all kit up and you see two guys rapping and everything you know is so excited to get there and they put the wraps on and and then they haven't they work best series of all bad girls you know a 1/2 lateral move the next bag is hooks you know left and right Hooks and there's an uppercut bag in there do you know the double-end bag and Grand and they're not moving you know they're not moving much but they're moving and I get there and they love come in there and some of them work up a sweat you know it's it's pretty it's pretty amazing seeing them get off their asses and get to the gym and I look I remember you put something and I think you like a year ago it was on podcast and you were you were getting pretty emotional about somebody not wanting to work out and I paid you and I said I think I mentioned that we got f****** Parkinson's people coming ever got out of shape I just kept working out my whole life but I've seen people that are fat as f*** 350lb just barely can get a getaway around and then they decide I'm going to take control my f****** hell and then it gets just do it let me just do it and even if you just got to walk around the block you need to walk up flights of stairs even if you just do a push-up even if you do a sit-up just do something bad do some body weight squats do sit out then it can be done and then I have guys in my community who is say who say at math all your stuff I'm sure out of shape and I don't have the time to snatch which is another excuse does not have the time get up an hour early I got all the time in the world with me for one hour I will have you crying by the end of an hour that's plenty of time from warm up to cool down 1 hour done I don't have the time to snatch which is another excuse does not have the time to get up an hour early I got you have all the time in the world to get an hour workout I'll f*** you up in an hour right you come work out with me for one hour I will have you crying by the end of an hour it's plenty of time from warm up to cool down 1 hour done


    Joe Rogan - Exposing Social Justice with Peter Boghossian & James Lindsay
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    Lancaster Lindsay gym and the other person that you did this with this whole project Helen pluckrose from England when I first read it my first inclination to that I had two reactions one was a huge laugh I laughed really hard and then I said Thank God somebody expose this on the wall and so now I am a renegade gender scholar and I write nonsense about genitals that's primarily what I do manage a business at home so I got to Academia teach philosophy Portland State University and Jim years ago we collaborated with written a number of things over the years and at some point it just came to be we had to do something about this it was just too ridiculous and it was translating into the real world and so we collaborated and here we are will it explain what you did and what was ridiculous what we're talking about what was ridiculous is there's many fields of studies that you can get legitimate degrees in that are absolutely Preposterous I've literally filled with nonsense that taught by nonsense people who live in these nonsense Bubbles and then they give these reason these people go out in the real world actually and they infect things their Ridiculousness infect certain is particularly tech industry businesses like you you see it in the more and more and so everybody understands add that your dash off for like Washington poster some magazine or whatever this is a thing like academics work their careers to write one or two of these a year and so they're really hard to write their supposed to be hard to get published so we were up 20 of them in 10 months and seven of those published and then we got lost we five or six more would have gotten in what's the difference between getting accepted and getting published so the process with everything and I can give you is really slow and a lot of people don't know this so you send off this article the editor looks at it and the editor either gives a thumbs-up or thumbs-down if they give it a thumbs up and goes off to peer reviewers and that process takes months often as long as I would one pay for those eight months under peer review so the reviewers look at it they try to figure out if the arguments are good they try to figure out if the research is good evaluate that they give extensive comments they send it back to you then you have to revise it according to whatever they say make it better is what's supposed to happen they made ours crazier and so then and then the editor will either send it back to the reviewers to see if it was good enough for the LG evaluated themselves depending on where it stands and then they'll make a decision as to whether or not to accept it or reject it or ask for more revisions and then they accept it that means the journals ready to publish it but then the publishing process requires all the typesetting proofing all the stuff that goes into making it professional for an academic journal and that can take months and Publishing is the coin of the realm like that's it so the idea is one paper every year in the humanities probably so if you that's how you credential yourself that's how you get 10-year which is a job for life that's how you get to teach people these ideas for then as you said go out into the workforce you know five six years later and in infect everybody with total silliness so the age the gold standard. View so we saw a tremendous problem can we tell people some of the titles of these dog humping in Portland Oregon it was called how did it go is it called queer performativity and rape culture rape culture names go back a long way that's Judas Butler's whole thing was that gender who didn't Butler Butler is probably the most influential feminist scholar their gender scholar actually I should say it's been in maybe the last 30 years she's she's big-time and so she had this whole thing that gender is performative it's something you perform it's not something that ain't to do with reality Urban dog parks in Portland Oregon why is it retracted because it's causing them to rape culture and queer performativity claimed to have closely examined the genitals of just under $10,000 to their sexual orientation so it's totally insane dogs humping incidents and how they they beat female dog they didn't beat male dogs should I put one of the papers that we may do you know the other paper that grows one also they had the whole thing like if a male dog humps another male dog especially men would freak out and break it up yeah stop that because that's the queer performativity part we told him exactly what they wanted to hear and we gave them bogus statistics to fuel what they already wanted to believe we started off with the idea that what we wanted to get to is a conclusion and then we made up all the crap in between to get to it in the conclusion was feminism should train men the way we train dogs so that we can get rid of rape culture help put them on leashes and it's right on the paper it's all day unfortunately we cannot put metalisha is not politically feasible to put metal leashes didn't get published the journal said that this was exemplary scholarship and gave it an award it's not great so it's it either is greater it's not great like why they retracting it were bogus so what you were right well bodybuilding bodybuilding where people comment display their fast before the audience and we didn't manufacturing statistics for that and they love that they thought it you know one line that paper was a fat body is a built body like I wholeheartedly agree or something like that Jonathan Coulton make fun of anything to do with social justice right and so if you want any kind of things that don't have anything to social justice that's good so if we wanted to make fun of men that's great if you want to make fun of white people that's great if you want to make fun of anything to do with social justice that's a problem we went into talking about how Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart have the right idea but then the journal was like straight white male Nuance around that make it clear that their position is white men even though they're on the side of social justice it's not quite good enough you know actually on them for publishing it yeah so it's so funny how racist you can be as long as you're racist against white people that's what we saw is that as long as you are going up the river against privileged than you really just get away with some nasty stuff you can generalize you know like those the hippie times and that's lived there from age 7 to 11 and it kind of formed a lot of my opinions about people like the who gives a s*** part of my my my appreciation for any group what whatever it is real whether it's race or gender or sexual orientation and I just I don't understand it from either way I certainly don't understand it from a racist perspective racism that's condone because it's racism against white people very strange now they co-opted the Civil Rights Movement the good name of the Civil Rights Movement is kind of the brand that they ride on you know they're fighting Against Racism they're fighting against sexism and misogyny excetera and the thing is is that's not really what's going on here they've actually tapped into this to throw around the term this postmodern notion that everything in society has to do with power dynamics and the power dynamics have priests understood in terms of groups and how those groups have traditionally held power and exercise power and so immediately it becomes stuck in this idea that it's all about this group of that group and how they relate to one another I don't mean like hey let's get along really I mean like white people are imagined to always be over black people and therefore you know there's always has natural power Dynamic of of of oppressor vs. oppressor and this is stuff that came straight out of this weird postmodern philosophy were dissatisfied French philosophers in the 60s you know it's all in the all the stuff you're talking about was going down they saw this stuff and they said wow you know okay power dynamics are the thing because I should go back a step to the postmodern philosophers like Foucault and all of this got all hooked up on power because they were too satisfied with seeing what they called Grand narratives Christianity capitalism Marxism it's all these huge you no explanations for how the world works and said you know they're not working look how bad communism failed look how there's so much you no bulshit coming out this or that from religion it's not working we need to just get rid of all of it we're going to deconstruct this we're going to break it down to its power dynamics and then we're going to look at it in terms of who has masterhood over over who who's depressing whatwears dominance and it's just kind of grown it got picked up in the in the academic culture in the 1960s that's how old is stuff is and then it took his huge turn in the 1990s and get really vicious and that's where it really getting us when it turned intersectional actually that was during the birthdays that's that's when the political correct and kind of blew up Yasmin all the stuff was coming out so that would have been you know late 1980s is really when all of this political correctness stuff started coming out of the academy and then a few years later you see it coming all over politics which typically what happens is starts in the academy a few years later it leaks into the culture and politics are Media or detect sector now whatever happens to be The Simpsons are real problem it's so bizarre cuz here's the thing if they missed the mark and it's not funny it won't work and then it'll be a bad show and no one will like it but if it's funny there has to be something about it that people find ironic spiracle to have to be something about of the people are enjoying that has 2.2 some truth and the denial of this and it's dead you know that there's subjects that are off-limits and social justice should never be attacked like to agree to that is it's so it's so Preposterous this is life we're talking about this is literally of Life all the various strange things in the spectrum of human behavior and and all the things you encounter in life and two segments and limit what is and is not what was off-limits it's not off limits based on race is it a person can't control at all you're just born white what you're born in oppressor but you're black or white male you're a f****** piece of s*** and otherwise write all of us acting on behalf of other people in you know you're speaking for them so you know I've assumed power that was reproducing the same power Dynamic that rewrote mine comp whites would replace Jews with white man and you literally took the actual and put it in the war use with the word white men and they accepted what we had two papers that did mine, so I took the whole document on online and we just search the word Jew start picking sentences and paragraphs so what was it that at the end of something like if we don't combat whiteness it's going to be the funeral wreath for mankind yet they didn't they didn't accept that paper though because that paper turns out was written from the perspective of a white lesbian who hated her on whiteness and they said that it was positioning her as a good white and because she's making herself out as a good way again allyship isn't as all it's cracked up to be she was making a problem she should have really been forwarding the ideas of the black Scholars that she's read way more and not talking about herself so much even though it was a paper design to be talking about it because that was what Hitler did so that's what we had to do no the other Minecon paper was about feminism and what we did was he took the chapter chapter 12 we took the chapter where he says this is why we should have the Nazi party and what is expected of people who are going to be part of it and we took out our movement or party Nazi party in the chapter but everywhere he's like our movement took that output in intersectional feminism and then modified the theory around it so that it would fly and that's what they call it Siri I love a feminist Theory I love and they throw that round are you saying that you're saying things like once you say that you're you're good like you said you can have the ridiculous weather today it was something like Southpark how it's been laundering racism into society and making ever be comfortable with racism and that's why everything so racist and people are shooting Jews is because South Park made it normal to see you know South Park came out and started doing these themes what how does it track statisticians can do kind of amazing things with that stuff but they're not doing that they're not testing it and then testing it right there concluding it and then using Siri to do so and they're why don't they test it will if they tested it and this is I'm not making this up you won't believe me but this is true if they tested it in the test showed that their hypothesis was wrong they would say that the test was racist but the test is condoning racism and that's why it didn't give him the desired result they're two different things so I'm not exactly sure how you would test that but conceivably you could gather data survey data and see how attitudes of change maybe you could track kind of Articles kind of events that are coming out you could kind of pair that up with what's been shown on South Park South Park and track down with attitudes I mean theoretically that the problem why because they are not joking they literally believe that use of language creates the power dynamics that Define society so South Park using language and imagery that creates the power Dynamic that makes people more comfortable being racist boom Theory done no test needed no even attempt last the test itself will be racist unless I confirm the hypothesis agenda and then mention the word laundromats could reform gasparin Heather talked about idea laundry I think that's important for listen to these hypotheses they treat they don't treat them hypotheses and then they write up a paper paper like we're saying is the absolute gold standard of academic work they send the paper off the reviewers in our cases made her papers crazier every single time so they push it further into the ideology or the madness how does a review or do something like that what input should problematize allyship if we're going to if we want a paper published we've got a problem with has a lifestyle of that word problem that I think everything is everything problematize everything dog parks we're so we wrote this paper saying that straight men are generally transphobic meaning in particular is a their kind of Niche we're definition that you see on the internet and activists sometimes that they aren't interested in having sex with trans people who have penises trans women who have a penis in particular and so we said well that's the kind of transphobia and clearly the reason that they might be transphobic is because they don't practice putting things in the butt so if they start putting stuff up their butts in particular so you can imagine what we're saying that you put into the back door Peg them through exposure therapy you know you start small and work your way up you can remediate transphobia Olmec must transphobic so self penetrating and are having your girlfriend Peg you you can be less transphobic and not even straight people so they don't really apply so then we have these eight interviews with straight man with conservative and he's just so we can just put in like you know crazy things why don't why weren't there more conservatives participating so I was like well I'm going to run with this thing we invited six and only one accepted into kind of summarize why in the world is it in the paper in the words of one I don't want to be a part of some stupid liberal study about shoving things up your butt going into the back door right there


    Joe Rogan - "I'm Entirely Too Successful"
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    Athletics and some form of its martial arts or gymnastics since they were little they do things are difficult we do stuff as a family of difficult we do like Escape rooms we play games we do things are hard I don't let them win I mean my little while let her win sometimes and stuff like we play carnival games against each other or some like that allowed at carnival games and we could go to like a circus circus like when I was in Vegas I was in Vegas for this thing in my daughter was doing so I took my youngest daughter Circus Circus Plains car a little bit me a bunch of times but that's where I'm fun laughing and being silly talk trash to each other to yes she high-fives me and stuffs one but I think there's value in learning that it sucks to lose because that makes you reassess like what you did that the other person did better and how do I beat them like we were talking about weed but weed making you nervous and makes me paranoid like I like that what I like is I'm entirely too successful I like vulnerable I think this is a lot of good to that and I don't like legitimately I like that feeling because it makes me it makes me more connected makes me more humble what do you mean you're too successful you can only have so much success in this life for you start thinking that you're different than other people you know it's you thinking that you're something special if you're on a path right if everybody's on a path and you here in an ex many years later your way away you can start thinking all better than all those motherfukers got but you're not you're just you just have been on this path longer and you haven't fallen off of it you figured out what you need to do stay on that path we know a lot of people that were on the path at one time in their career and then something happened and they lost their enthusiasm where the body was in his healthy or whatever the f*** happened and they dropped off I'm still on that path keep going keep working improve objectively analyzing your performance look at what you're doing wrong treat everything with respect treat all of your endeavors with focus and intensity and intention look at what you're doing then end up pay attention and do the work do the goddamn work do the writing do the Performing this email 245 set the night in LA and I'm doing 15-20 minutes half hour I'll do an hour here I'll go down the ice house or do an hour Icehouse do two shows the ice house tomorrow night is my kids go to bed my kids are in bed I leave grout and I'm out the door I'm headed to the club I'm home in 4 hours you know and when I'm when I'm done I get out of the computer and I write I write I get up in the morning I see him out School go back to sleep or go to the gym you know it's like the end of the way I've got it set up as great my kids go to bed by the time my kids are in bed I leave you out and I'll say goodnight. Talk I'm in I'm out the door I'm headed to the club I'm home in 4 hours you know and when I'm when I'm done I get front of the computer and I write I write I get up in the morning I see him off to school go back to sleep or I go to the gym I get things done keep moving


    Joe Rogan - Why Floyd Mayweather is Great w/Andrew Schulz
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    but it also makes you you know susceptible for counters in a way like like when when Connor was fighting Floyd my biggest concern for Connor was not speed or counterpunching it was the distance that you're going to be able to counter and when when Connor caught Floyd a couple at a couple times in the beginning it was a left uppercut that was shocking to me because I was surprised that he had boxing counter punching speed listen to hack compared to a kick sport I would say if we're standing what two three feet away from each other and kickboxing is 1 and 1/2 in boxing cut that distance in half and still have the counter punching a belly was impressive I mean lower level boxing in the gyms like that is when you get up to that level two different great that's what I'm eating like he's better at boxing than Stephen Hawking isn't astrophysics you might be right you know the car does count even though I probably shouldn't I mean was a real boxing match but it was a guy that had zero professional boxing that he did get tagged Conner Kent punch he's a good fighter he's a very good mixed martial arts fighter but the thing about Floyd is that Floyd is the best and not getting it is better his whole career can a man 5 times it's the end of the fourth round up the other ones are early at Judah Red Hook Ollie's fidget journalist back on days to cover like Ali and his fight this weekend so I kind of came up you know generationally ruin boxing is awesome best moments the best Jiu-Jitsu guys have going for him is that he's not physically powerful like the best Jiu-Jitsu guys are smaller people right because the smaller people learn how to use leverage and technique in the cat muscle things where the fuel Augusta 250 lb gorilla you some cake call player to kneel like man what words book Jiu-Jitsu yeah you don't ever have to be on your back right now like seriously I'm really enjoying in he's a big guy with a card on the ground and then when they find themselves on their back a lot of turtles anything a little guy has to learn perfect Precision technique because they don't have that extra size or the NBA road to just smashed uncanny somebody says it's just raw power and its heat Floyd is all precision and he's all like one of the most fun things from you is watching Floyd in the first round and watching him take away your life like I like to see him take away a Fighter's confidence that Mosley was going to get off with the Japanese he thought that he was going to get off and there's ammo even in the first round I know he gets tagged with that overhead right but there's a moment we're mostly mostly Pops that the left jab and Floyd sees it steps back slightly and then come straight over to right and that moment you could see Shane know that there's nothing he can do because Floyd has time to jab and countered it directly so now your job is done now dropped off one of your arm just cut it off now you got to open right you're not going to do anything to me just right I mean I got the Philly shell it's over I love f****** Floyd man what you learned how to fly Panda or is his uncle rather I shall of watches Uncle fight he would fight on like ABC like whatever television shows having boxing on television during the day and he was ABC I don't remember but yeah I like that family he grew up boxing and you also got to see the things that people do wrong you know and here's another thing that boy that's going for him conditioning undone family is always in tremendous shape always just always in shape when you see me the McDonald's he said she'll think regularly 4% carbohydrates eating sugar or drink a soda after workout he's working out for 2 and 1/2 hours so you can take some sugar f****** place, New York are we going to be my biggest competition to Shred-it Shred-it what is this Johnson he always eats McDonald's he's doing it while he's working out right here do that it's all in how much you exercise


    Joe Rogan - Is Elon Musk Happy?
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    what is it when it gets in through their ears like is it getting an easy or is it something and I just cringe to anticipate the comments like if they're saying something that I know to be inaccurate if it's wheelhouse like sometimes people say something and I'll just say that's not that's not true here's why it's not true goofy s*** and it just happens to be something I know a lot about yeah and then I have to stop it yeah okay that makes sense to just be themselves to figure out how to get you to be yourself that's what a lot of this is great I want everybody to great by guest mother intellect yeah like Elon Musk was intimidating talk to him today cuz you realize what a champ you are dummy man how to make a cut of that like your electric cars Rockets into space is drilling holes into the ground had to dumb down with me kitty solarcity's right and he basically is opening up to you about how he's not happy right this moment where he's like want to be me this is exact words you want to be me you would want to be me that means he doesn't want to be him on some level he does and he's with these guys that we admire because they have all these brilliant ideas and we're putting this Matrix of role in the success Matrix on some level right where it's like get things done good. They're getting sent that right I wonder if if he's champus in that he's potentially wasting his life being upset or are miserable when he could be focusing on things that would give them Joy at being a chimp is being so smart that you don't even try to just be happy and focus on your happiness I don't necessarily think he's unhappy but I do think that he puts himself in the sea patients where are the amount of stress that he absorbs is almost unfathomable like we was trying to get the Tesla Model 3 production schedule ramped-up him sleeping on the floor of the factory and working literally working like 19 20 hours a day. That's untenable you can only do that for short periods of time but I think that what I was saying about Kanye West applies to him tenfold he's he's got a power output that's extraordinary different than first person that's one thing she was talking about when he was young I mean you could probably put him on some sort of a what but I don't know what the Super Genius spectrum is what's what's Albert Einstein's what's with this guy with that guy he's in there somewhere in this crazy Realm of the way your brain works like I think the brains are like all the body parts some people born with little tiny dicks and some people got giant Hogs and that's just a fact and I think that has a giant hog but brain just works better it just it just is operating on a level that you and I can't we can't comprehend but I never vetted a goddamn thing in my life but I'm driving around Elon Musk are you know that mother f***** made a car and that's like some shity doesn't decide you know his car thing is like happy invented PayPal by the way while he's doing the car he shoot cinespace drilling holes into the ground he's trying to move traffic on the ground here he's making solarcity's like he's he's hooking up Australia with his massive solar panel power battery plant in a f****** fix their energy needs he's he's on another level no doubt on another level it's a different thing but so is he happy Joe I don't know imagine Yeah Yeahs happy right is he is he happy and bursts went well I guarantee you when I saw him he was shooting his f****** flamethrower my my bouye he was happy before yeah right out here you can't tell me he's not happy bro you know what he's happy as f*** cuz he's a kid man we're in a lot of ways and every culture people hire him to consult right and like America's code is it's the verb is to do when the time is now right and we're just kids at the end of the day right it's like everything we were up big tits in America right, Papa plastic surgeries big tits and like France most popular product surgery is getting tips for reduced right everything about them is like Precision in like the food on the plane it's at the end of the day it's like everything we were up big tits in America right big most popular plastic surgeries big tits and like France most popular project surgery is getting tips for reduced right everything about them is like Precision in like the food on the plane


    The Time Joe Rogan Met Eddie Murphy
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    what happens to the diner Oahu who's that recently dog years ago maybe more than 10 years ago 2007 something like that I'll be on real quick we say on Eddie Murphy says you're funny motherfuker Mike holyshit wow felt great you know to look at your life and Legacy we at home I'm not that funny my wife cracks most of the jokes really I don't have to be funny like I don't need it you know it's one of the reasons why I like to hang around with Joey Diaz cuz he's always funny and he's always the funny guy you know I like it it's you know I like being around funny people man I'm not a thing about Comics especially the needy annoying ones hand the early days like early days of your career they have to be the center of attention always the funny guy you know I like it it's you know I like being around funny people man I'm not a thing about Comics especially the needy annoying ones and the early days like early days of your career they have to be the center of attention the s*** is really annoying one of the things that you learned for sure about hosting a podcast if you don't really want to be the center of attention you just want to facilitate a conversation


    Andrew Schulz, "Netflix is Done!" | Joe Rogan
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    we figured out a way Carson now you know that right that's the difference that's the shift that's why Netflix can't even compete Netflix is done and they're going to shoot down a $5000000 helicopter and eventually Russian just won't be able to compete right Netflix pays a hundred million dollars to Aaron Sorkin or whoever to make a TV show right to distract you for 2 hours running you to pay 0 million dollars to Joe Rogan and Jamie to make a podcast to distract you for 2 hours everyday Netflix cannot compete for the different animal you got to realize first of all I have way more people than just me they also are putting together something that requires a lot of money to create your if you enjoy films if you enjoy show like Ozark or stranger things on for narrative takes a lot of money to make those things are special effects where's my hammer people and makeup people and there's a lot of directors and producers and 10 square with people Russian threats to there's a reason they paid us terrible throat doesn't matter if it's terrible at Jamie but most to most viewed shows on Netflix right now Netflix doesn't on Facebook do they have on-board how many subscribers do they have that are paying $9 as far as I know they don't share that information subscribers but they're 10 billion in debt they just talk on another 2 billion right arguing know if you look at TV right what the great this this this past years and TV right the OJ trial on FX what is that I remember I was when the OJ thing came out they killed it which is another thing like that ladies and gentlemen is a fuckload of income coming in but they're spending a lot too because they're trying to their trying to overtake all the others and then they got Jeff Bezos you know Captain money bags up there a Scrooge McDuck fright is trying to do the same thing Facebook about witches where I saw you write on but he's doing something that's even more weird because there's no one watching her shows yeah there's a ton of fucken shows on Amazon that f****** no one's watching I would like to see their numbers cuz I bet they have some shows that they might spend a million dollars to Megan have like four viewers SmartPost like you to approach this exact opposite right we're like we're just going to create the stuff that we think people want to watch where YouTube doesn't create much did a little and they found the pay wall like my thing my guess would you to visit there waiting for Netflix you know that scene in the movie where like that somebody caught in like a enclosed space and water starts coming in and the water gets right up to like his lips you know he's like he's trying to breathe little bit more and I think YouTube this is going to be the one to pour the last drop of water such a different thing I think you're talkin about two totally different things because Netflix is never aim to be a user created content streaming site right right they're not but at the end of the day it's just a distraction I think I think that's when we got to start looking at content as right is it is just raw distraction and Netflix occupies a space for distraction that smaller than YouTube so I can watch a 2-hour thing on YouTube at home on my TV I can watch a 2-minute thing on the bus says I'm going to work on YouTube you know I can watch a 15-minute you know peace like blog or some like that I can watch all the whole Spectrum Netflix I'm really just watching at home or like a phone on a trip you know what I mean is really I'm not watching a 2-minute thing on Netflix for now don't get me wrong absolutely the s*** for now right but if I was being if I'm putting my money on it I would say if I'm Facebook I buy it and then imagine have your Facebook feed you just watch the show and then you get to share it immediately on your Facebook so I was Facebook I'll be super careful about buying anything cuz I think the government's been thinking about breaking them up for a while at least have Beth Warren is already talking about that that's one of the parts of her platform and running for president is breaking up Apple breaking up Facebook breaking up Twitter she wants to break up all these things she thinks are monopolies what's your feeling on it please f*** what's Disney takeover of 21st Century Fox takes place I think next week 20th saboya they're going to put out their own stream everything they've just bought like everything except for Fox News and Fox Sports took over all of their production movie facilities like 5,000 people might be losing their job because investing in something that you're going to take off I got to build up a brand and they were going to remove it from you own it all the kids movies facets like a few people never became billionaires that's what's happening right now in entertainment Fame being about distance or done distance distance like I'm Johnny Depp I'm going to go to way to my little home somewhere in the Alps and you will see me twice a year. I'm weird on Marlon Brando f****** done like the days of the days of like Fame being about distance or done distance distance like I'm Johnny Depp I'm going to go to way to my little home somewhere in the Alps and you will see me twice a year or not I'm weirdo Marlon Brando


    Joe Rogan - The Mindset of Winners
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    is working out right here yeah dude you can do that it's all in how much you exercise with them now that's not all he's eating healthy food on top of that just exercised his comedy in FIFA online he's a great follower on Twitter it's hilarious that you know don't put so much money into your outfit when the blinds in your house for $30 like he'll just a little things like his my guesstimation is this is his Combi like remember you saying yeah yeah she used to sleep at the arena or at least at the stadium he when he played he was obsessed with it he loved the sport he was talking about fighting Anderson Silva at one time stop him hitting the pads or hitting the back. Cuz I think he has real martial arts skill like legit martial arts athlete but in small who's the small numbers well Jon Jones is absolutely an elite athlete 205 lb 250 different weight what you could be right he could be a heavyweight he could bulk up and go up to heavyweight but he's got like weird cap genetics is calves are tiny fry things you don't have to jump that much in MMA and he can hit you in the face with a flying me for anything but what he knows how to do and what he can do physically in terms of his wrestling right and his ability to close the distance to smash guys yet he's an elite athlete but I think he could he could have done that his his two brothers play NFL. moves hands down over dick Euless see the duty sparring now we don't know s*** about him being that guy might be terrible you know I mean the guy didn't want to try to go to the body he didn't duck in know what someone's moving their head around like that just smashed the ribs you go right after the arms hit those arm when a guy is a super Elite wrestler you think you're going to do something but he knows you think you're going to do something so he does it you do what you were going to do he anticipates what you're going to do as an answer to that and then you have to regroup and he's already moving on to step three I just too many steps that he's ahead of you can there be a guy like with him that you don't engage on the ground like you just kind of jab stay on the outside run mental toughness or punishment most guys would have probably gone unconscious there but stylebender like a garlic style Bender would be one of the worst f****** nightmares for a guy like Ben askren for a super difficult to take down and on the feet is not to do anything stupid to move forward and try to grab ahold of him and you just going to eat knuckle sandwich Charlie walk off the pain you switch stances can starts to hurt wacky didn't recognize you switching stances he talks to other leg now both your legs are f***** up and come down the middle with a need of the solar plexus and it's just a matter of doing his game in his install Bender's game his game is keep the fight standing f*** you up and then Ben askren's it's grab ahold of you f*** you up right Brown f*** you up it's a matter of like who who's better at the weak aspect of the other person's game right yeah yeah how can I take advantage and no one could be the best of everything so some anime math is a notoriously difficult thing to do like say say if if Jamie beats me but I beat you but you BJ me we always say that with liking of Southlake by foxing that Styles make fights only go so far with mme it's it's because the Sports more comprehensive cuz there's more skills does more different things happening football compared to basketball made me sick there's more there's more tools that can be used in here via set what's going on basketball the Warriors are going to beat any team 427 games I don't know s*** about basketball or football so I'm just guessing you could be a superstar like there's no one position in football that can change the game Elite athletes body right I want to see a dude is built like tomorrow is mine yes the UFC welterweight champion yeah that's literally at you looking like he's not an elite athlete looks like a UFC champion yammy what makes that guy so special sometimes tools is a is yeah Ben askren similar to he's got a little muffins you can get a little bit Ben askren's got even worse pull up a picture of man down and wait Ben askren and he's got it like that I don't give a fuk so much better as a wrestler that everybody else is f***** give give me an image underneath that that's from one FC he looks even worse now yet winning yeah I mean that is not the ideal male combat body you would think that's not what the ideal combat body looks like but f*** s*** out there's a picture of him would come down there but he's got a shirt on that was my lucky for him but like this is just some guys that okay Francis ngannou is a perfect example some guys look like a destroyer they just look like a destroyer and got it was like 652 hunting maybe more than six have the the work ethic to be the greatest because it comes so easy Sarah likes so funny hanging out and they're okay on stage and it's become so easy to them they don't hit the gym in like maybe it's you need that like Jordan almost like sociopathic approach to it you have more like we're having this conversation earlier is like Jordans happy abducted abducted inducted into the Hall of Fame are you about to tell me he was an abducted in plain sight and I was like well if this guy f**** Jordan to get into the Hall of Fame and he was talking about writers he's talking s*** about writers picture of you said buy shoes looks pretty well he had a furnace right at that competitive dry you know in like I feel like I feel like that happens when you don't derive Joy from what you do you know like you drive Joy from the outcome you're obsessed with outcome you know like at least for me everything before was outcome right it was like I'm good if if I get a special I'm good if run doing these things are I'm good if I kill in the second I was stripped of the opportunity to do those things I actually found like I loved creating more and then whatever the outcome was was extra so I think it's a happier path I think so too but I don't know if it's the path to Greatness as much as the path of the psychopath especially comes the competitive something about the best athletes they all they have a f****** self-loathing they and they also have an ego and they have this this anger towards the competition like if you beat them but they would they would say that if you be joining the game with hole that he thinks he's not good enough that he knows he can get you don't quit motherfuker I'm going to get you and why does he need to get you because it's like he needs to confirm something may be right I need to confer with constant confirmation I need to confirm confirm confirm baseball that m*********** going to prove you're the hardest thing in sports hit a baseball hardest f****** thing and he just jumped from basketball to baseball in which people act like he was trash he wasn't even that bad he hit like 250 but we're talking about at the hardest thing in sports is hitting a f****** based on the fact that he I mean there's a bunch of rumors and why he even went into baseball first place but like do like if you love The Creative aspect and then you have high standards for yourself then you can achieve both I think that achieving quote-unquote greatness and living with misery I don't think that's worth it no I don't think it's worth it for you so you got one shot at this man like this this life men like you have one shot it try to figure the f*** out and it takes time to figure the f*** out but it's one of those things you can really explain achieving cortical greatness and living with misery I don't think that's worth it no I don't think it's worth it for you so you got one shot at this man like this this life man like you got one shot it try to figure the f*** out and it takes time to figure the f*** out but it's one of those things you can't even really explain to people but if you can I'm approaching this point in my life were like yeah I think I get it


    Joe Rogan on Weak Men and Harvey Weinstein
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    it would be like I don't have never thought they like Asian p**** was that much smaller than like I was not allowed to you I didn't research article evidence you know I've met girls that were tiny that you could not f*** hard enough now than it is wide open up want they want Savage they want to get f****** smashed like that is because I think they realize that they had their tiny they have small jeans so they want to get Savage genetics inside them so they have Survivor children I really believe that I think it only makes sense keep going it's a never-ending battle for genetics 100% it's a never-ending Battle of genetics and if you do not like a little while they barely f*** them they always say they have headaches she was a really like them I just do not want to f*** him cuz that was rough but I'm like what are you going to do Trap House in general is a direct result of a failure by men to be fair and buy a failure by men to be actual men into Ray's actual men who treat everybody with respect when men are abusing women those men are bullies their they're weak men the kind of man that would do that to a woman that would like we abused a woman that's a weak man right right up the type of man that would heat up a smaller man or text someone from someone with Force insecurity to feel powerful martial artist go to martial arts gym, I'll take you there are f****** nice and friendly each other half to death in 5 minutes and before that happy play. we want with her to mean women or men went now women women will tell you this maybe get him to like you more do it don't do that not even that loud women don't like women ride one of these are I love more than anything and they'll do this thing with a look around to make sure no one's looking no one's around I'll go look I would never say this publicly but sumbitches are f****** crazy that's what is it I like to look around and decided the thing about these women feel like it it's they've got momentum in this little war of ideas right with the me-too movement and Bill Cosby get arrested in R. Kelly getting arrested Harvey Weinstein and I bet you think there's two things away or they get arrested for abusing people there physically abusing or physically abusing women it's always good you shouldn't be physically abusing I'm out here all these levels before you got to him and your wife got into that level and he was treated like s*** being mean to her and tell her if you want to work town you got to suck this little fat dick personality is apparently a closeted homosexual they want to get caught Gwyneth Paltrow Brad Pitt threatened to kill Harvey Weinstein but you got to swing on a swing on a bro you got to leave some marks that believe it depends on what Harvey did versus would be if he grabbed her add anything to her physically then you got it but if you just said something creepy and you tell him I had him we have words that protected Weinstein II you complain about a guy for grope in or doing something crazy right that woman is doing exactly what she supposed to do sexual assault and she's telling you right now if you silence her and shut her up that's what a system falls apart right right right how old how many people can all them almost there not work cuz they're not doing it but they're so bad because they strip the person who was assaulted from like Donnelly equality but like they stripped her from from life in a way like they made that person go oh s*** life isn't fair and I don't have a shot do you know the expression the diffusion of responsibility it's it comes when there's large groups of people that watch something at someone's going to step in it's like that lady genovese's or something remember that there was some woman who was getting raped and queens and she was screaming for like 40 minutes and there was all these neighbors around like yeah I heard it but I thought Ted was on it to the river yeah you feel like well it's not my responsibility I just work here you know like somebody else is going to handle this right now this is and I think when you if you working in like the Weinstein Company and you knew Harvey was out there slinging dick first of all and when their defense you probably didn't know the specifics right because it's like Harvey's a dog is always out there trying to f*** is that sort of normal like a lot like people have to understand is why I like that get rich why does a guy like that get rich why does he get rich as he likes some patron of the Arts who loves creating a little bit maybe like power


    Joe Rogan on Kanye West's Crazy Genius
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    those are the same addiction essentially but one is a lot better to have than the other you know it's like even with Kanye right like I see Kanye as like this guy who's just wildly insecure and he's trying to justify his coolness constantly by taking things that are not cool at all and making them cool within a community within his community right so it's like everything Kanye does like down to like it started with like the WASP culture I'm going to take like preppy New England you know polos that are pink and s*** and I'm going to make that call now before the Hip Hop community on I grew up in New York will I get some KC bro with the f*** is that that Kanye wears is like now you got to look fly in this whatever culture right if you see me right this rip sweaters I'm so cool I could beat you up you think Mike me loves cool sneakers imma make Dad sneakers cool and then what is the most uncool thing to his community and what is he trying to make Kool-Aid selfish is all about him and he takes the most uncool thing and puts it on his head and he's a cool and that's when people like at least his community was like now we not going or not going to play with that s*** you know what I think I think you know how like you have something that's supposed to take like 8 volts charger like we have alternating current like you can have something that takes way more amperage right I think Kanye has the wrong plug to the universe and in a good way so he wants to deliver talked to him know I talked to him the phone and it was a stream of Consciousness that was so intense I was like okay now I get it I kind of go we had a long conversation is a very nice guy with a long conversation like 15-20 minutes on the phone which is a long conversation these days on the phone and new fashion and all this and I think he's just catching whatever he can and hold it on to it and waiting through the waves of feel that I don't know how to feel there's a little bit of that but with him it's almost like affirming that he's okay because he's so much different than everybody else like you online like a lot of other people react how you want any energies good energy the Confederate flag represent slavery in a way that's my abstract take on what I know about it right so wrote the song New Slaves who the Confederate flag and made it my flight it's my flag now we're going to do something like the n-word and use it as a positive you could do anything I mean look if if black people really decide ice that do this bit of Isis bit about the f****** Duck Dynasty guy was he was talking about s*** about gay people's like I don't understand it gay people decided to take over camo and the bit was like look what they did to the rainbow I go you can't wear a rainbow shirt anymore everybody like back to pots of gold now it's dude but bucket in a Duck Blind camo camels like some about duck hunting make me horny and some dude just drops in out of nowhere and pulls his camel down to sucking his dick in Vegas at all pornos in camo it would turn camo into a gay thing and just went Whole Hog on the Confederate camo wallpaper absolutely they're doing all these guys are smart pattern that's a bad camo pattern eld-x rape is not about power well then they didn't do it right they also didn't get raped play different like for whatever reasons the connection that's one of the reasons why I think this Kim Kardashian relationship work so well okay it's cuz like I bet she handles normal regular stuff and he could just be cognac like it seems like there constitute know he has just lock you up brother never lock me up my wife never I never came home my wife has some f****** two gorillas that are in those labs suits and they're staring them in my witches a big guy is going to take it to her we'd like to handle this quietly she doesn't mean that you are genius that's a lot of crazy people who are just crazy yeah well he's definitely crazy but he's also but he's brilliant to see the work that comes out of that crazy is genius work right so what is it about him that allows him to be so prolific as an artist who knows how prolific is what music this is all from this energy that's inside of a he figures out how to channel that energy and put it in good ways but occasion like it's not all such as he's not a coincidence it's not a coincidence that when Kanye was onstage I think it was in San Jose and he said that he didn't vote but it was going to vote he would have voted for Trump and the crowd went crazy and they do the s*** out of a then he canceled his tour and then he went to the Mental Health Institute right then his response to that was to double down his response to that was to trib equality to Trump and he doesn't even really have right and so Trump in his in a lot of ways very wise the way he handles things socially he let Kanye come into the White House where that Maga hat what went wrong with him and then Trump just sits there and goes like this and let them talk and then he leaves Trump goes what the f*** the face says okay what is Kanye's like showing Donald Trump his phone to cut down Shopkins live person phone who's the brother of the back he's a hunter we know each other through mutual friends running one of our mutual friends who committed suicide but he's a nice guy agree with a lot of things that a lot of people that I know agree with


    Joe Rogan Explains Post Nut Syndrome
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    like you could stab you tone or you could see a Ferrari go in Brazilian it's the word come they use for that but yeah is haha haha okay so like you know like someone will catch a guy in a choke a good thing for you f****** yourself Stan's like mother god dammit but come doesn't even make any sense like I was trying to get my feeling of it when it's like that is to sensation like that was so good to do that almost felt like me nothing and it could be bad in that like your dick tricked you in the f****** his girl you been trying to avoid and then you, do you like doing that but that is his regret like I don't know I like you until I come true it is dude it's like you don't get it I think I like you everything I'm saying to you I believe right and my dick is just do you and you're really not in a hurry like I'm in an error and then you do feel like an a****** yeah but if you say that to them that I can't f****** a****** I'm just being honest with you in the backseat of a really long bus they're driving the bus most the time you're driving the bus now when your dick is hard when your dick is hard to some other guy driving the bus and all the windows are rolled down his papers flying around the horns honking and you look at life taking place through a dirty windshield a hundred feet away from you and you like do you know where the f*** is going and then all the sudden the fog parts and Europe for the bus hold the whip


    How Hunter S. Thompson Ended up in Colorado | Joe Rogan and Timothy Denevi
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    oh he was losing a s*** in San Francisco it was that night on the f****** motorcycle I mean but how did he choose Colorado so there's a great story and like the early 60s Thompson had had a chance to drive a cargo I got friends car out to Colorado on his way to San Francisco in 1960 the gentlest man with a good friend at the hospital I'm Daily Times and she was older she saw him like after driving 20 hours they come in my house hangout Shields right now spinning Woody Creek in 1963 after Sandy was pregnant Thompson came back from South America where he was a reporter and did a wonderful job like reporting on how democracy for falling apart on their him and Sandy wanted to move west because the national Observer was the newspaper Thompson work they wanted to give Thompson I'm a position to be a western reporter he was thinking of going to San Francisco but instead he chose to stop first or Peggy Clifford was stopped in Aspen and Woody Creek and so he was living in Aspen Woody Creek from August of 1963 to February of 1963 and he was there this is where we begin he was there when John F Kennedy was assassinated time to get to knock on the door and it says Rancher named Wayne Wagner which is an old Aspen family and that ranchers like the president's been shot what's more he's he's been murdered East at Thompson just like let's how to stop and where is down and he goes downtown I'm Woody Creek Aspen and it just gets notes from people with their responses are and so when he then went to San Francisco to 4 he was having a tough time he was already wanting to flee because he got held Angels he was able to stay in San Francisco longer write report on them what would happen if you stayed in San Francisco at first but then because of the success of Hell's Angels he was able to buy out for Aspen's were different but Woody Creek is not that much different Woody Creek is still pretty the greatest but there's a lot of cops almost killed me cuz I did a note for every sound smell or sight or comment if I wrote an at the moment Thompson felt with a f****** my doing here I had the quote where he said I looked around then and I felt what the f*** am I doing here and I had that in the notes so people could see it and it was because I'm one of those people that knew him well and respected him and trusted him to not think that I wasn't any way trying anything but to make a tart off of his life and we was trying to respond to Trump right now and my love of his work in this moment white bunny saying almost killed you it's not possible to write a narrative and then also site every detail of a narrative so each day I would spend nine hours researching outlining with citations I want to write like a novel wanted to be like you know and at that moment I felt like I didn't I see the machine oil from the bay was coming off I wanted to read it vividly I knew that I had to support all of that and so I don't spend eight or nine hours every day just on the shore Arrangement and research and then the next six or seven hours or 8 hours I would write the narrative and that sleep 5 or 6 hours you know when I get up and I would do it again I did this for for 5 months but you know after I was deeply into it and I don't think that's sustainable I think it's better in retrospect to go and report somewhere you know to like going but to try to write something with a dramatizing should I take Thompson right well and have done nothing like his also have almost as many pages of notes showing my work you know showing the math that went behind both those things which was to try to write it and it novel The Stick way but then to also make sure that any question the reader would have but like why did you think that the dinner was at 5 p.m. know or like you know why why did you take the sun was coming up in this way at 3 to make sure cuz I don't respect cuz lawsuit against Garry Trudeau he thought about it I think that's what's really weird is that he kind of knew that it was happening like there's that famous interview where he's talking to that British guy who do the documentary about him Checkers with Hunter maybe or no but yeah one of them one of them but he's he's rolling a joint on the grass somewhere with that Las Vegas visor on and needs to know talking about how he's really become this caricature and it would be actually be better if he wasn't alive anymore you know that then is breaking up with his wife during that it was at least one of them one of them but he's he's rolling a joint on the grass somewhere with that Las Vegas visor on and needs to know talking about how he's really become this caricature and it would be actually be better if he wasn't alive anymore you know that then his breaking up with his wife during that it was at least like a parking lot


    Joe Rogan | The Romanticism of Hunter S Thompson's Self Destruction w/Timothy Denevi
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    Kitty is that his sort of self-destructive path becomes romantic when you read it and you get involved in his work and you kind of mimic it you know it's up that's the greatest fallacy I think that's what he was trying to say was self-destruction I mean when it was what was it was fantastic till it was understood Ian Ian Warner talked about that in the Alex Gibney documentary that's a great the document are the new book on the new book on Ian winter has great moments of Thompson the seventies just being kind of lost which means you may have nothing without borax but Thompson knew that he may have to live in that kind of afterlife I want one Thompson write about it so beautifully footage of him when he was writing for I forget what newspaper somewhat was it somewhere in the Pacific Northwest what was your writing for who's the author of playing off the rail Google playing off the rail at there's a guy who was a journalist David McCumber yes David McCumber David McCumber employed Hunter for a while when David was I forget what publication he was working for but there's some footage of them Community communicate together and then I was trying to get Hunter couldn't talk and you know sing this is what's wrong with American Society for him to say the way he did when was blade sizes for 1964 by going to Hemingway's Ketchum Idaho own grave and Hemingway's house and it's gorgeous because it talks about Hemingway was a good writer one of the best writers when he was writing about. He understood the 1940s 1930s when there was a firmness to the reality that he could articulate one of the writers goals is to give a pattern to chaos is becoming articulate what happened when the chaos as multiplying repeatedly somebody like Hemingway becomes a literal Relic like his narrative no longer fit into the present. He is in and Thompson * Hemingway's Decline and he wrote about Hemingway's suicide Hemingway it was confusing to him it didn't it didn't fit anymore like his way of operating no longer articulated the present and so Hemingway's last Act was to take away his ability to say anything at all I was only the last thing I ever said was I say I'm not going to say anything anymore was the suicide in Hemingway commit it wrote about that gorgeously you know when when he was wrong when he want to kill himself it was almost unsurprising you know when when I read that he had died. I remember gone man well I guess yeah you know man I mean it's like you knew that he was deteriorating rapidly you knew that he had really bad hips hit at hip replacement surgery the Ralph's light and leg Ralph Steadman to draw on this very crazy image of him with the artificial hip and it look like pain you know I mean I think that it's not my place to even deal with that because one Thompson's book right about that moment comes in the house and that's that's that's his in one right beautifully about the stakes of it how painful it was the people that loved him for everything about it and how that ended up a logical outcome that's not know I needed it so it's interesting that would say read stories I tell myself that moment is so honestly and brilliantly written by Usher at the time of his death you know he was in a sort of a he was deteriorating so badly diapers his entire alcoholism his ability to control body was gone and so one gave this wonderful father and he asked the question like should I include this detail and he's like my father was alive I couldn't include that but that's why I chose that because I think my father would want me to write honestly but I also don't want me to believe that if he was still alive and so included that detail we talked about that the struggle to include that detail which I think William the articulate what you're saying which is the deterioration and I mean amount of energy or effort we really do we have to take care of ourselves if we don't we will pay that price at some point we're going to pay it anyways we're all headed to the same place you want to or not you know and so delete to find a beautiful example of wager of chips that were made for that 1960's and 1970's and I think the best way to honor that is too you know apply the Brilliance that he forged and carved to the situation we have right now with corruption Donald Trump Twitter Leon says she's a trained and we arrived at the station with the off crushing Donald Trump an American democracy democracy is basically it's like literally on says the Walker she's a trained and we arrived at the station would be off like a business use the ladder to get the attic and not Trump pulling up the ladder understand that really really well and I think reading him now whether you know him or not helps you and that's why we're free kingdom was so that can be a lens on his his working backwards on this present right now regardless


    The Final Days and Suicide of Hunter S. Thompson | Joe Rogan and Timothy Denevi
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    is that his sort of self-destructive path becomes romantic when you read it and you get involved in his work and you kind of mimic it you know it's up that's the greatest fallacy I think I think what he was trying to say with self-destruction I mean when it was what was it was fantastic till it was understood Time Warner talked about that in the Alex Gibney documentary it said he was a great the document are the new book on the new book on neon winter has great moments of Thomas in the 70s just being kind of lost yeah I think we have an incredible times in American History X are going to burn brightly and it's up to each Rider decide how they like to burn next to it and it burned brightly they may not have other times and I think an American thing where you can wager that bright flame which means nothing without words but Thompson knew that he may have to live in that kind of afterlife I want one Thompson write about it so beautiful I tell myself some footage of him when he was writing for I forget what newspaper somewhat was it someone in the Pacific Northwest what was your writing for who's the author of playing off the rail Google playing off the rail at there's a guy who was a journalist cumber yes David McCumber David McCumber employed Hunter for a while when David was I forget what Publications working for but there's some footage of them Community communicate together and you know I was trying to get Hunter and Hunter couldn't communicate couldn't talk and you know escape the pain of articulation this is what's wrong American Society for him to say the way he did when was blade sizes for 1964 by going to Hemingway's Ketchum Idaho own grave and Hemingway's house and it's gorgeous because it talks about Hemingway with a good writer one of the best writers when he was writing about. He understood the 1940s 1930s when there was a firmness to the reality that he could articulate one of the writers goals is to give a pattern to chaos the beginning articulate but what happened in the 1960s when the cast is multiplying repeatedly somebody like Hemingway becomes a literal Relic like his narrative no longer fit into the present that he's in and Thompson saw Hemingway's Decline and he wrote about Hemingway's suicide it was confusing to him it didn't it didn't fit anymore like his way of operating no longer articulated the present and so Hemingway's last Act was it take away his ability to say anything at all I was only the last thing I ever said was the say I'm not going to say anything anymore was this with I definitely committed in time wrote about that gorgeously you know when when he was alone when he want to kill himself it was almost unsurprising you know when I read that he had died. I remember gone man well I guess you know you don't mean I mean it's like you knew that he was deteriorating rapidly you knew that he had really bad hips it had hip replacement surgery the Ralph Steadman leg Ralph Steadman to draw on this very crazy image of him with the artificial hip and it look like pain you know I mean it's not my place to even deal with that because Juan Thompson's book writes about that moment when he was in the house and that's that's that's his in one right beautifully about the stakes of it how painful it was the people that loved him for everything about it and how that even if that's a logical outcome that's not know I needed it so it's interesting that would say read stories I tell myself that moment is so honestly and I'm sure at the time of his death you know he was in the sort of a he was deteriorating so badly entire alcoholism his ability to give this wonderful father and he asked the questions like should I include this detail my father was alive I couldn't include that but that's why I chose father would want me to write honestly but I also don't want me to believe that if he was still alive and so included that detail we talked about that the struggle to include that detail which I think William the articulates what you're saying which is the deterioration in the sadness of it and I mean amount of energy or effort we really do we have to take care of ourselves if we don't we will pay that price at some point we're going to pay it anyways we're all headed to the same place you want to or not you know and so we will pay that price at some point we're going to pay it anyways we're all headed to the same place I want to or not you know and so terrifying a beautiful example of wager of chips that were made for that 1960's and 1970's and I think the best way to honor that is to apply the Brilliance that he forged and carved to the situation we have right now with crush and don't try


    Joe Rogan | Stories From Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail w/Timothy Denevi
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    decided to combine Fiction with nonfiction in a very weird blurry way yeah later I think my baby on the show talked about it while we're nothing is at musky was already out of the campaign when that came out most get already lost and so it must have been a f****** monster and a terrible person on that campaign and so Thompson use that version of Muskie and wrote as babysitting a very straight way that it begins story but what I think is even more I think he dramatize the way other people didn't he would say I look left I look up I see he came down to me and then he said people didn't write like that in journalism they didn't go step-by-step and I was really important what I think is more important than afterwards Thompson talked about how he'd heard that there are there was a rumor that this doing it again which is like Ayahuasca or he said that he said they brought in a Brazilian witch doctor . tore that must be the FrontRunner had a chance to beat Nixon poll numbers wise was going all the way down to Florida Peninsula on to try to win the Florida primary and Thompson was like this is the most disgusting thing I've ever seen every stop monkey give the same s*** speech is like a president named Lee me and it was repeated the reporter political operatives cannot make everybody likes sing the song like about like must be like sunshine in his hands over limit and it was terrible and so that night Thompson pulled into a Florida town and was the second last stop and he in this young political reporter named Monty chitty we're going to get a drink at 2 a.m. and this guy walks into the lobby at 66250 Peter Sheridan and he he walks in and he Elizabeth thinks he ends up going out with them Hunter Thompson for a drink and finds out that Peter Sheridan had been a good friend of Jerry Garcia had the angels in California had been to a Honda or can he see was and it was actually a pretty smart guy who is out of his mind in his mid-twenties they stayed out and drink all night at the end of the night sounds like so are we going and I'm going to Miami so there's a really good journalist on Outlaw it's called Outlaw journalist spy on Bill McKee and another comes about Rafi. Thompson took his elevator press the button send a press pass down to the ground floor Peter Sheridan got it so Peter Sheridan could ride free on the Sunshine Express down in Miami the next day so Thompson oversleeps because the f****** lucky campaign doesn't like him anyways instead Peter Sheridan Express Sheridan goes on to order 12 martinis and he goes to give me like a triple chin bucks hold a buck and he runs up and down the car and you know musky has been a really shity candidate at this point he's not be gay do people he got in this weird fight with his wife at a campaign event where they like put cake in each others face give the speech the Caboose and Jerry Rubin the anti-war activist who was one of the Chicago 7 and was it had come to Hoechlin is in the crowd and he's saying he must eat so why did you support the Vietnam War 1968 like who do you think you are and so monkeys yelling at you a Rubik he's a young man keep your mouth shut but needs must be reaching up from the bottom of a caboose Peter Sheridan is holding a gin bottle and grabbing at muskies leg as much as he tries to give the speech and then once he falls back in the whole thing ends that the whole press conference is over like women's wear daily reported this and it came out that Hunter Thompson that had 13 martinis and run up and down and had interfered with it and Muskie campaign really believed that Thompson was working with Donald segretti and Nixon's creep Watergate crew to f****** monkeys campaign and that actually change the course how f***** up monkey was a candidate at that time and Tom said never forgiven monkey for being a pro Vietnam War platform at the 1968 convention and so we talked about it but that report and the way that disseminated through media away with pick up by other newspapers really did help change the people's perception of Ed Muskie at big and Mesquite dial journalism but he did have a little bit of fiction mixed in with that and that sort of ran him afoul of the hell 8 Hell's Angels they were very upset by that right like he did write some things in there that they claim or not accurate I think that when it came to Hells Angels did really well with Joan Didion did really well he took the way the media was betraying somebody and he ship that off and said this we actually are this is what they're actually doing Joan Didion when she writes about Jim Morrison The White Album she's like Jim Morrison was like sex and death in his leather pants with the best thing ever everybody loves Jim Morrison and then in the scene in The White Album Joan Didion write about how they sit at a recording studio for 2 hours and nobody says anything they eat eggs out of a paper bag time article here's how everybody's running about you all I want to do is write the truth about who you are and he did and he ended up riding with them and he's upset with him I don't think they got as mad at him about the way he portrayed them I think they got mad that he began to make money or that he became famous Hells Angels 500,000 paperback copies that is almost impossible to imagine today old him more money owed him something for that he met them at all did he give them any money Barger 400 an hour straight and write it in March Of Us 7 finish it so turns it in makes his Advanced deadline in September they're like he's our author photo and it's shity he's like f*** this so he goes to hell Angels rally he doesn't know anybody cuz he hasn't been with him for 6 months he's taking pictures that's when he got beat up and he hiding his friend who later committed suicide after Altamonte after being involved in the Altamonte security situation by the Rolling Stone one word Meredith Hunter was stabbed but there is a woman that got stabbed man Meredith Hunter Lindsey Lindsey better named Susan I know it's a girl by her this is a weird one. no tonsils very good at empathetically understanding their flaws and their perspectives he never I think may excuses for me said that their inherent perspective is fascistic the rights that you know he said they use violence to respond to where they were in society their idea of total retaliation how they were any events like looking at you funny or being like to drink could be met with everybody beating you up cuz they got determine the they got the whole thing. play about the Reliance on violence cuz he they felt Hells Angels they've been left behind by are moderated Society like ours technology is all these new job if you came back from the war 1950 you had a chance in Oakland to have a middle-class life in a beautiful house and work the rest of your days and have a family that will then go on but by 1965 option and the angels World violent response to that did he ever wind up resolving his differences with the Hell's Angels I think so you know like a mob people went to jail any Barker went to jail I think they at the end appreciated his representation of them because was better than any other you write for six months with somebody and you're honest likely if your hands are not trying to fit what you see into a thesis you're doing the opposite trying to look at the reality house in front of you and then form an argument out of that how did he was coming down it was at the Mayor of Richmond he was coming down to Slick Road and they had hit something was wet or an oil thing and it went out the back tire world was fine but his friends new hit railroad tracks really badly it was a rich man and that's continued riding motorcycles though turn off readers or listeners know this but the edge you know nothing major part of the book where Thompson's fighting with his wife Thompson's finished his book but he's breaking down because he works so hard to do it and so he takes his BSA out and he goes if you don't care if he goes out to the park he hits the Coast Highway and he comes down it and he's like I'm so overwhelmed everything is so f****** terrible is going as fast as he can this is beautiful seen you looking for stamp it's cuz you're in a sandpit near the zoo all the way to Rockaway Beach with people that have gone over the rest the living don't have any understanding of it and all we can do is approach it was apologizing Tamil beautiful becomes back and he sits at his desk until he had a view of the Bay Bridge he can see it to flashing lights full time and he had broken window in a terrible fight with his wife like three weeks earlier and place it the broken window and he writes out that's me right away with his eyes spell scoured wasn't a broken window when she wouldn't give him a gun cuz I was on acid me through a shoot through the windows three there's three versions side do it and then go with the fever since I've heard I heard it from I'm asked her you know she wrote I Really respect Sandy like deeply she wrote it the a few years ago she said I'm done giving interviews with about something that was my life that was then given so many interviews up to this point I asked her you know she wrote I Really respect Sandy deeply she wrote it the a few years ago she said I'm done giving interviews with about something that was my life that was then given so many interviews after this respect that


    Joe Rogan | The Events That Shaped Hunter S. Thompson w/Timothy Denevi
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    my pleasure so your book free Kingdom you know we live in interesting times right now from your face put on I went and got some of my favorite quotes I'm just for my longhand to get sense of what is what is respected was more than once again didn't you do that with the Great Gatsby of the words that's such a fascinating notion because Canadians do that in the early days of Comedy like a lot of guys like before they ever start going onstage themselves they imitate their faith comedian spits like they'll do a Richard Pryor bed and they'll do to their friends and they'll get get a sense of the Rhythm in the timing and get those last from doing Richard Pryor bit to their friends and then they get that bug it's like part of what infects them I mean that's the hardest thing to steal or not play driving but we're trying to understand what decisions they made for work it's so unfortunate when when someone does when you have someone with her Richard Pryor anyone's just got a truly exceptional and unique mind or someone who doesn't like our president and decided when he ran in 2016 to plagiarize Richard Nixon 1968 convention speech is directly crime Law & Order that shity but successful 1968 Miami Jason Thompson knew how effective it that was yeah I wonder if he did that on purpose because he was so good and one thing to Trump is so good at he's so good at getting the media to talk about him and like one of the best way to get the me to talk about I'm was give them something to be angry about that no one else is going to give a f*** about Knicks tonight okay freaking on the book about about taking the emotion of living in this present running back at Thompson's career and then trying to write it like a novel to dramatize all of the experiences he went through that are today so apt to show his respect some parallels you know I mean do you remember when when Hunter got together with Bill Murray and build brother and they did that thing where they were trying to get people to a Nixon got a bad deal we got to bring them back and in people are going along with that Richard Nixon is with his Barbie doll family and his Barbie doll life is like America's answer to America dr. Jekyll and mr. Hyde you know he is the werewolf he speaks to the werewolf in us and chose to hide that werewolf because of the place we live in now to amplify I'm all the way to the most powerful position in the world which isn't saying it would be really fast in to see if Hunter was alive in his prime now he would I think his taken a very similar to Matt Taibbi Matt Taibbi in my opinion our more reasonable more put together version of Hunter Thompson because he's more stain discipline long curly appreciative I'm sure you've heard the recently uncovered recording of Hunter calling into some company that install the DVD player is f****** screaming in Yellowstone Lippy lips the media has that information with Nixon Thompson headspace when everybody watches speeches the Press television and they made the Press just like Trump off in the corner when the plane arrived you know being berated by everybody very similar to what is going on now and again we see people getting hot dramatizing corrupt administrations are in war and Thompson that beautifully was Nixon being berated by the Press is that why they chose to have the new eyes I mean he was a crook as people say no president wants it a journalist digging into their life specifically because you don't want chamonix with journalists but they Trump and Nixon both knew that's so much to hide that actually have a journalist like Hunter Thompson who was a good investigative journalist to having a second baby around that's dangerous go to jail who knows what's going to happen how did you get involved with writing this book Bellarmine college preparatory and writing class and so I read something there and then a friend had an audiobook of Fear and Loathing and so I just remember the first time hearing that old audiobook of Fear and Loathing them were somewhere around Barstow came to the desert twenties I really got into Trump regarding the death of Ruben Salazar I'm a prominent journalist oh my god dude this isn't somebody that says dancing on stage or by performing a road narrative has an investigative journalist to go into the most powerful people do things they don't want us to see in a sense risking his life to do so because he says in questions I think that's what a lot of people are saying today was Jamal khashoggi you know Jamal khashoggi's death as got a lot of journalists really freaking out like what you know what am I doing if I'm criticizing world leaders and talk to you about International politics if this can happen to me is effective because it's used to silence either opposition or journalist and so this book and I tried they just didn't like a hundred pages of notes so I'm excited every sight smell or sound that somebody that knows Thompson really well give you like where the f*** did you get the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday nightmare daily give this order to clear the intersection of Balbo and Michigan because of protest 5 10,000 people the Haymarket in which is on the ground floor level does a plate glass window he was sitting with delegates from the Democratic National Convention in the cop charged they did like a double Pinscher formation like Hannibal in like a f****** 100 BC and they split the beat everybody hit Thompson over the head he got his motorcycle helmet on just in time so we can see everything that's going on beating everybody and he's looking around and he's sure that snipers on the roof are going to open fire at any moment so he runs to the Blackstone where he's staying across the way shows has Ricky gets beat up by the cops silent and to not respond then this is not a democracy we know his ex-wife talked about that is being like one of the only moments where she saw him cry for two weeks we talked and so much more so much more of an ability to communicate yeah I think it's almost easier to coordinate violence I was just talking to the head of the proud boys Gavin McInnes is a group I'm Enrique tarrio and he's like you saying he's using the language of the left like I'm a victim I can't buy groceries violence he's like who the f*** are you Auntie feel like I'm Hitman sniper fire from the f****** roof across the way I think there's this idea on the right that we can push towards violence we can get very close to it with our rhetoric or with our actions but that it won't spread like the conflagration won't keep going just an identity and the Gang that they belong to and I don't think they really understand violence you know you want to talk about vinyl to talk to a military guy you don't talk to someone who really understands what violence actually is and they don't have this empty rhetoric like these fools do a lot of these people that are calling for violence like you should be calling for camaraderie we should be calling for communication we should be calling for some way we can all work this out where the civilians the the civilization that we live in that we aren't we all can get along together and most people don't want to impede you from living your life and doing what you want to do most people give me ask majority Hunter Johnson believed in working within the system you know you believe I can maybe a f*****-up system but you can still run for Sheriff now it's been anybody want to resort to violence that means the conversation is stopped disfigures you how much the violence affected him that he experienced punched in the face as hard as somebody can punch you most Americans haven't had that and that changes your ability to articulate something back in that moment if that's political if it's a police officer or political opponent that uses violence instead of an argument to respond to you we've left the round that we recognize and we're not going to be able to communicate even in a limited way Chicago to Aspen and that was brilliant because it was his way to controlled environment knowing that mayor Daley's not listening to his non-violent protest Richard Nixon is not listening to a non-violent protest Thompson needed to find another Avenue to try to work within the American system to make things happen in the great contrast is his good friend Oscar Zeta Acosta there's a wonderful PBS documentary it rise and fall of the brown Buffalo by on Flip Rodriguez Acosta was being pursued by the LAPD was eventually set up by that and for him working within the system he ran for Sheriff wasn't an option to the cops set him up for a high-speed bust you know like a cup at the cuphead undercover Agents from something called the special operations for conspiracy Department in the LAPD at the time and they were trying to use the provocateur is from site violence against the plainclothes please so that or the number please so that lethal violence can be used to silence so they use agent provocateurs to make it look like they're part of the protest doesn't he don't activate effective weapon in silencing civil rights is the lethal force and you can do that in the country of the u.s. is done but you guys can't use tactics like my lilac pumps unless you have the cops then like what happened on August 29th 1978 during the flood because the most effective weapon in silence he's alright is lethal force and you can do that in another country of the u.s. is done but you guys can't use tactics like my lilac pumps in US unless you have a provocative undercover attacks a cop and so the cops then like what happened on August 29th 1978 during the riot and just flood East LA


    Joe Rogan | Humanizing Hunter S. Thompson w/Timothy Denevi
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    like they sat there and went deep like all night but he definitely Hunter definitely s*** on them always showing them hard cuz you can't shut back on him hard. The first thing that was at the at the at the Holiday Inn in 1968 in New Hampshire during Nixon campaign and Thompson watching this damn guy with the damn key jacket go to a party with on campaign people and with Shannon and he brings a big bottle of wild turkey and so begins a younger with the timing works at the st. Louis on put special school guy and he looks at Thompson not in pajamas like containment nuclear war we're trying to get out of it and they listen to each other till dawn but that first night that they meant now what was your idea behind writing this book like what what compelled you I think we've mistaken Thompson I think that we seem more like a Doonesbury character but I think that most people through whatever cultural forces that we had wanted to know there's a lot of people don't know the comparison what the Doonesbury car cartoon Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau it became there's a character on a call Donald Duke and Uncle Duke was based on Hunter Thompson and he was kind of an exaggerated version of Hunter Thompson with a cartoonish version of Hunter S Thompson and I think Terry Gilliam did it wonderful and kind of altruist job on a job on Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas but that's also an exaggerated she did Freeman Simon she wrote the straight articles for years to make money for his family and it wasn't until he had his breakthrough without handle that he could develop this style that we identify with today and so I told you that we identify him more as a clown or it like you know more as a cartoonish figure as opposed to a very serious political thinker political activist and serious writer who can give us insight into the f****** s*** show experience every moment today while I think the perception of him is fairly nuanced I don't think that everybody thinks of me as a cartoon character although particulars later on this life he was relegated to that because you really didn't speak well when you know later on his life and he was just the drugs taken over the alcohol alcoholism took on awful piece that he did with Conan O'Brien or Conan went to Woody Creek and shotguns off the back porch with them and you could barely understand a f****** word Hunter saying that's why I tried to end it with Nixon leaving because it was really sad when Nixon resigned under Thompson was at the Connecticut Hilton which is a hotel right by the White House any Lebowitz photographer with was calling him and saying we need to get to the White House Nixon is a leaving the keep going to get on the helicopter I just laid in the grass and he didn't go no and that was heartbreaking any didn't end up writing the eight-page spread that he needed to instead it became Annie leibovitz's photography which was famous and in retrospect a huge mood for her career but I think that pain right there of thinking that he'd spent 10 years in California unipress you can give me the shaft for so long like you won't have dick Nixon to kick around anymore Thompson NC Matt Nixon was somebody who said I'm just a poor son of a butcher I'm just this like very hard-working American that represents all of us where he was a politically no ravenous monster who was it a communist who would go to any extent win and Thompson saw that and Thompson knew that other people saw and 1964 the Barry Goldwater convention in San Francisco my favorite Lee named Arena of all time the Cow Palace Barry Goldwater was going to speak to accept the nomination and what happened was Nixon was introducing it was Nixon's way back from the Wilderness a few rows back the first time they think that that active lines skill in the way used car salesman who live when you make a lot of money off it the way that Trump by selling steaks to people and then they go bankrupt and he gets Rich that's an American skill had some moments where he decided to not do the assignment that he was supposed to do and it was kind of sad like the Ali Foreman fight fight floated in the pool all the way to Africa if it's one of the greatest sports moments it was like there was something different to people than I think it's I don't think we have someone like that today so it's very difficult for us to understand people today look at all leading to go he was a heavyweight boxing champion he was way more than that he was a cultural figure that represented the resistance to the Vietnam War and represented it with the biggest loss that any public figure it ever shown and willingly gave up three years of his career in his prime from 827 to 30 from 1967 from the Cleveland big Katt Williams fight he didn't fight again for three years they didn't trade and do anything they kept him from his career white when he was in his prime when he was the best heavyweight of all time and he spoke publicly and often and in whose f****** hate it all over the country but he represented something different like my parents were hippies and when I was a little kid he lost to Leon Spinks and the rematch was on television my parents never watch TV and they definitely never watched boxing and date they sign from that TV to watch the I remember thinking I can't believe my parents want to watch a boxing match like this is crazy and I was probably like I don't know maybe 8 or 9 years old or something at the time and I just remember thinking I can't believe my parents want to watch a boxing match and that's when it when it sunk into me at a really early age that this guy was not just this heavyweight boxer he was he was a cultural icon he was a historical figure he meant a lot into Hunter he meant a lot he meant something something much bigger than just just a boxer and so Hunter thought he was going through a death sentence George Foreman it crushed Joe Frazier he crushed everybody mean he was so powerful George Foreman to this day's one of the all-time scariest heavyweights of all time without a doubt he he could hit so f****** hard and literally pick guys off their feet he hit Joe Frazier and Lyft I'm off his feet with a punch and everybody was convinced that was going to happen to Ollie's I'll leave been past his Prime and look just look what George Foreman had done to Joe Frazier what is he going to do to Muhammad Ali and I'll leave this rope-a-dope them until he got tired then f***** him up in front of the whole world and it's one of the greatest athletic minutes I mean we forget that athletes they risked you weren't allowed to get free agency for another team in kirkfield was a great player he was like I'm going to sit out and I'm going to wait at least like Colin Kaepernick they've sacrificed it's not the same with Muhammad Ali who was like Babe Ruth and Barry Bonds in like everybody combined at that one moment Ryan but he was risking to become this even more mangled version of himself and get more power they use his celebrity to speak for his virtue in his value in his Thompson was really good at understanding what people sacrifice will have to give up the wager you know between what that act will be what the results will be there maybe later but he knew that and so his respect for all even giving up those years of his prime you know was was enduring you can't Thompson came back from that fight and he gave his son on 1 boxing gloves boxing gloves ask need to hear his take on me I'm sure you would have been so moved when he saw Ali win it wasn't that was indicative of I think the stress my pressure that the last decade covering Nixon had taken out from him what is a little bit of that but let's be honest he was also kind of a f****** I mean when he was running for Rolling Stone and they gave him that that early facts of Antonio unplug it and plug it back in who do it just so you could go to the bar and say this thing doesn't work but that was the end I think it is our Christmas still on you still playing the role of a serious journalist that you would use that Persona as a f****** and there's Letters by Young winner being like you cannot turn in your articles three hours before we go to press I know you made it this doesn't f****** work and so he was beginning to break down that was awful things on the tail end of his decorative wants to admit every deadline so that she could f****** feed his family are like maybe like a longshoreman he was going and looking for work in the mornings in San Francisco you know what to try to support his family was willing to give up writing instead that article blew up and he for all these beautiful that it began arrive at 319 Parnassus what he looked at at the top of the Haight-Ashbury Inn on San Francisco and you know that opened up his chance to continue being a writer but money was the main motivating factor and so I think once money unfurled once alcohol is my thing to its toll and then once he couldn't walk around anymore convention without people just like grabbing his shoulder and set your Hunter Thompson R Us that happened I think things began to change yeah that's one of the things we talked about that I thought was really interesting that he became a part of the story it wasn't just that he was covering stories couldn't be anonymous anymore he was in many cases more famous than the people that he was covering you know like when he would go to meet Nixon all Nick Nixon Secret Service agents wanted to meet him and he wanted me to get an autograph from him shake his hand and it was just too weak everything you got and then there's the alcoholism that alcoholism look at it it's a depressant did Rex you and if you read you know we me and Greg Fitzsimmons on a podcast once read off that one journalist who is detailed Hunters daily routine yeah and so we we read the daily routine and they put a techno beat to it's f****** hilarious I was a bad have you met that the other team that was the biography on her it was in that and it's just it's heartbreaking anyway, remember that the dedication to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas was he who makes a beast of himself gets for the pain from a man and I think what they wanted brazenly without being held accountable yeah I think it's hard to pay your bills and you know live the way that you wanted to live and I think a lot of that gets undermined I just want people to realize how much effort he put out especially during those years where he was like all right I want to be a great journalist I want to have a voice in our society I want to participate or national conversation my only path towards that is to work harder than everybody else living think a lot of that gets undermined I just want people to realize how much effort he put out especially during those years where he was like all right I want to be a great journalist I want to have a voice in our society I want to participate or national conversation my only path towards that is to work harder than everybody else be at places when things happen that we can


    Joe Asks Writer Timothy Denvi About Adderall Use
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    reproduction about Trump if you want to go after like Taibbi did about a financial institution the way Thompson did it what kind of wager time later for time now and he talks about that he said he mean by that he says drink alcoholic cuz I believe I need to go after these moments later I'm not going to have it but I'm making that Campbell play the card down right now and I think that's terrifying and I also think that he gave us bring it writing over one of the most remarkable spans in American history because of it that's a weird tradition in journalism right to destroy your body while creating your art and I think there's a according to my friends were journalists there's a big problem with adderal today and there's a lot of people that are using it to write and it's f****** speed and you know you get addicted front of you closer have you done it with ADHD stop being medicated as a child you were medicated having pills worked on my throat like also olvia 6 weeks I ain't going to take it to write like this world is incredibly painful so I take out a while now and I take it to how often every day today and I take it to take it to go into a library and this is what David wallace-wells were talking but I think you like today what does a functionality that allows and it's always a wager what Thompson writes about his whenever something is given something else has lost you never get anything for free in this world but dexedrine like Rodger was like yo you're breaking down like you're 26 have a wife a very small child your writing right now you want to have your career go forward and not doing well and I was like I'm a doctor I'd gone through med school you know I did it I I've been overwhelmed like you got ran every morning you know he did he did other things but he took texturing so I gave it to Thompson and for that small. Of time it helped I mean it's like I'm not a good researcher and maybe I would be now but the only way I can write about something I can respond so I didn't know him have no experience with him is to read everything that he's ever written or been written about him and then go out interview people and so effort is my only path forward and whatever helps for me is to take the pain away of that effort but doesn't take it away it shifts at around two aspects of the parts of life and I think Thompson when he wrote he who makes a beast of himself escape the pain targets for the pain of being a man we don't listen to that like he was like this effort hard like I'm struggling with this effort beautiful models he wrote his whole life to lose 90 his last novel was at 87 he remember at 76 about being a fighter pilot among other things in the Korean War lyric literary he did it his whole life he didn't he didn't burn out to Thompson I think and literary work did you just take it for work yeah I mean you don't have like an issue that you need I think that whenever we have something like chemical speed whenever we have something like alcohol whenever we have something that's not like marijuana or at least marijuana Cuts your Mania you know like whenever you have something else like alcohol or do we need to ask questions as it is taking the pain away and being productive through those actually he's sending your own too and I think the alcohol is very clear it is Iraq Flag City if you do an amount of time release you can make it work how many Americans do that out of the percent that are prescribed Pino I don't know 10% 20% like a dangerous how often you take time off I'd say maybe one or two weeks of every 3-4 months and when you do that to feel weird when I just watch movies so the only way you produce is on speed just the way I want you right now going to be taking its toll on 2010 that were talking about this because there's so many people like you it's it's so, how much of the work that we enjoy today especially literary work is written by people journalistic work is written by people that are on speed that's not new I mean that's what Thompson and Broad and Southern I meant I have created the situation we have too much work and it's my fault I should not be trying to be a professor and also the report a calming music and also at George Mason and also then be hosting like people coming out and also then like we trying to research something that might be my next thing that's too much anyway Thompson for dexedrine was that he could make reality match his effort there was no longer the limit something that might be my next thing that's too much anyway Thompson for dexedrine was that he could make reality matches effort there was no longer the limit it was the American dream idea


    Alex Jones Details Mind Control Techniques | Joe Rogan
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    who wrote this book will narcos names you on Grillo and he's he's an investigative journalist to his Mexico and he studies the cartel but this one of the things he was saying they get these people used to killing and they're getting these kids and how many kids killed at a young age and dismembered people and they were doing it to get the fear of the body to this one guy who was it that a nickname for him Tyson he would he was a cop but he was also in charge of hiring these little kids and training is little kids to be assassins and who teach them how to dismember people and he's going into it and all the things they did and all the bad things that they did him saying that they try to get the in certain certain groups of people when they have this organization they try to get them used to horrific Act of blood and Ready for War and they would get them like having fun and swimming working out at boxing and then they would like more like 15 years of super hot hooker and they give them drugs LSU and your Superman is Albany classified what time are you going to strangle your German Shepherd yeah that was my friend already his dad was in there is really special forces or one of those one brand would you mind what branch was one branch of the Israeli military and they had to kill a kitten get a raise kitten antenna we brought 34,000 in the Run NASA the running universities play some paperclip buddy wanted Nazis they were in the lottery was to do whatever they were told they called blood because then she likes you can't call so you don't kill your dog when I remember when I was going to Rockwall Texas that ran like a satanic cult I like this girl singer and I'm in I'm in I'm in I'm in 9th grade and she's picking me up and I'm walking out of the house sounds like what Lucifer yellow tell you want boy we want you but but but that's Salisbury psychiatric and they want you to take something that's ready to die for you and then I'm going to kill that that's like killing child a dog is ransomware child for a evil things during and they create the synthesis to get to know the darker elements of the criminal networks there inside our government are actually running Mexico as a Laboratory test Americans are and they're tough and they're ready to fight and I'm part native American want to like 6% Comanche and you know Texas and just that little bit makes me while they're cool but genetically that go into groupthink really really fast so Native Americans you can mind control really fast wasn't well it's like Vietnam but you know the that's a Vietnam do you think they're like that they're conscious and real people but when they get into a fight they all stink up in a robot to get no fear by psychotic Killers your body and Sol Asians are by about the most Fearless killers that are like the Mongols the devil only because you think about Japan Japan has a long history of being a noble Warrior culture with the Samurais and all the martial arts is something there it's the genetics Kendo sword fighting karate Japan all that stuff came from Japan I mean that. That is a group of people that were obsessed with combat mean they they figured out a wound class was not just that the soldiers and even the civilian think about what a small place Japan is and how stunning it is that so much Innovation especially in terms of like my line of work martial arts a person and then you got like a little way better at sports Whenever there are genetic differences when I see you got the head of your former it was Cold Spring Harbor watching him down to the blacks aren't you and all that BS that's just the racist crap is in the government but it's true that Northern Europeans and then the Japanese on average per capita of the ice and so they're there Japanese and then there are some of Europeans that have the highest IQs but then you can get an Alexa Angie's of extraordinary High number of like Nobel Prize winners yeah for sure yeah well there's there's there's test that you can run terms of mathematics but there's no real test you can run tons of soda and show my skill is it's why I'm usually come with


    Alex Jones - Aliens Are Interdimensional | Joe Rogan
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    how the connection between aliens and the Nazis took place when do all the start again this is really available to interface in this incredibly diverse Universe with all these Dimensions above and below and all around us with consciousnesses and the truth is no energy has ever destroyed all continues on the our bodies is a fact or a communal Hive organism of all of our ancestors and all of their race memories but not in just some compressed epigenetic system it's beyond that it's an electrochemical antenna they proven this that connects the higher and lower Dimensions show our bodysuit start cuz our our our our previous position without giving us a bodysuit to this them our families are loving us they're holding they're wrapped all around us their strength or will their bad they're good their sins the good things they did the battles they won the battles they lost a woman who loves of the man they love it's all in all these people if I were able to look into so many things and have so many different experiences cancel all the shaman all the ancient religions everybody says there are the good ones that are the bad ones and the MP for interfacing describes the same thing there are bad things that look like elves that have horns when they show you who they really are and there are good things but they don't contact you unless you contact him and then they are almost not even concern what you're doing I never bought into this was what was obsessed with what they were able to do without drugs all the rituals they would do and how they were believed that be on the either like a skull and bones is your Modesto they do rituals and take drugs to talk to the goddesses well there's just appearing as real sexy beautiful women it's whatever you want is the Spirit guides because lower entities will come in and violate your free will God and His angels Witcher below him will not get involved in your everyday life they will not manipulate your free will unless you ask them in the devil masquerade wife are on this planet the third dimension which is a Launchpad all the other dimensions blowing them up the third dimension all that magic shows is is the Primal sea of where all this happen to the Earth like an egg and we've got all this potentiality and got another transmission for a larger plan but evils willing to come in or is it safe to moralize get rid of children don't have kids humans are bad will be will be better once you're all gone can later what's going on so the nazi-soviet the Deepwater chirp they believed they were basically say on seeing and and then it being possessed by entities that it was before the Nazis were where were the Germans that this happened to the Swiss like dated discovered LSD in the thirties these these people were running the psychology departments they were called they were involved in all this crazy stuff I think we should do is because they have high IQs more than that they were psychically connected to each other and would work like rubbish the Chinese and the EU want robots replacing followers and the Chinese are very conscious when the conscience is also very robotic but the Germans are just as robotics so this entity system pick Germans as its attempt also the stuff with the Brits the other was high-tech weapon systems interdimensional with the Germans and so whoever these players are you can dial into if it's very dangerous they're manipulating the British armed forces the German armed and they got the Chinese arm that's almost seems like a robot army and you study at the globalist go to these events and they take bigger and bigger doses of drugs that you electroshock didn't work just in the twenties and thirties and LSD and other hallucinogens and Apothecary they weren't the electroshock they were they were they were a people turn their heart off to like try to communicate with these things to try to be dominant and get that so you go back thousands of years in these temples and interfacing with these palantir Z crystal balls Walmart on drugs looking into glass to then be able to see the future and understand what's happening to give them temporal power over this planet but like the Bible tells you any pharmacy or any of that always leads to destruction cuz only evil is going to come through that way so we're basically have his light socket we can't check into the higher let's start free will not take time we jack in to the evil so you can jack into evil you can't jack into good right away for the quicker it's easier like Yoda says about quicker easier more seductive and so then I remember being a kid and and and my parents will get mad about this is whatever they know they were here at the time but they had friends they knew it UTI or Vale research projects and then and then they were not but they had virtual reality gloves where you put them on and put goggles on and you going to stuff it look like a Holodeck Star Trek 20 years for existed and they were doing surgeries and all this and they would do empathy loads when they say we need the public because we're so weak as the West is so strong people haven't had traumas they sold him low-level over to create drama like you go to Mars you're not getting any gravity what is his 444 what purple You Don't Know Jack Parsons was he real I'm not bullshiting you I'm telling you this is the stuff I don't believe in this okay there it is right there just patented 1957 svr machine widevision and 3D three-dimensional that was already like you see like paper thin TV screens and it was already I talk Alicia there's no way this is human technology she sees foldable phones Samsung Huawei I believe 1957 notice that's exactly what your dad told me that's what are HTC Vive looks like something else happened and I'm not at Liberty to get into it but I was shown three years ago what the University of I was doing under Bill Gates and this is in the 90s were they doing what are used to date that they don't even know what they're being given its intervenience so you think it's some sort of alien intervention type s*** dude they they they take to get even deeper they turn your heart off for 5 minutes and they pump oxygen into your blog and you're in the meeting I'll talk to you when you're in the meetings with fur Elvis is a man grip but they're little by shutting your heart off it makes you have that psychedelic experience by keeping blood in your oxygen is keeps you alive what level what it's like working once you taking it hundreds of times so then they start taking her most psychic people who were able to do this they turn their heart off and then they put them into these these events and and it's like the things they aliens tell him they come out and they tell scientists and it works so they didn't this won't display would come over that at my parents and security and was involved and she talked about yeah we call it a psychedelic research instead of everything was that's really a CIA deal and you know we just can't have people can handle it they're going in the Hills want this and the elves wanted to basically reduce population and a Grizzly certain plans and it's always you well this is what the hell's want is what they're going to do anything special you don't like to San Francisco dictate solder is dude it's a cult man you'd always got your number San Francisco did you look at the look at the head of Google or YouTube or apple he's on TV Tim Cook and his eyes were this big underlights man these guys are on stuff that like nobody even knows where he's going to run. They've been given I mean I know people UT they won't tell me typically post Malone's YouTube who's that guy what's his name girl you sexist pig there is no surveillance you got all these old white man not say a white man to be trendy it's all a bunch of old dumbass white men and a couple of dumbass old Mexican black ladies they're all done but I will call they are going so you don't meanwhile disguise on the front guy of Eric Schmidt and God knows what they're into their I mean it's has it been proven that Google does something to to alter search results I'm asking cuz I don't know not asking to f*** with you what did they do if they if you can pass like saying water ain't wet Joe I know you know all this stuff no no no I don't know that I don't know that don't listen I'm honest about what I don't know I know some things but I did a lot of f****** holes in my knowledge base that's a fact you know that they try to block my name and direct or negative stuff I'm sure they do manipulate I know some things but I just a lot of f****** holes in my knowledge base that's a fact will you know that they try to block my name and directions or negative stuff I'm sure they do manipulate all they do is


    Alex Jones Gets Serious About False Flags | Joe Rogan
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    bicep to shoulder thought you were talking about the strip club the guy truck in the garage girl truck in the guy out of the guy fall and hit his head and it won't happen after that any ideas Jamie stupid for that one of that I got permission at 12 and she knows I'll have sex with you is it true story I'll have sex with you if you let me put makeup on you so I'm going to guess everything Jamaica Pond you clown Bowers V power control human-animal hybrid Mash farming of human-like tissue transhumanism games with coconut multi-layered binary weapon Delivery Systems what's that ticket to immortality mean when you bleed a little cover that what you think is happening with vaccines I do okay tell me what's going on you've always use this cuz everyone's heard of it 1947 to 1983 and only came public because the program was exposed in Peru and promote the closing West Virginia but the media picked up his with white-on-black not all the white people have to be black or white injecting over a million people with syphilis in the name of vaccines you know about Tuskegee they do know about that but if you only know about Alabama and over 40 something years only injecting black but it happened all the world starts changing Hillary Clinton apologizes for syphilis experiments in Tuskegee that they had syphilis what really curing them that's a cover what is that what they say they were giving sofas okay I understand what you're saying but was the the conventional explanation of what happened was that they knew that they had it and they allowed them know grown-ups I read it US Government medical researchers intentionally infected hundreds of people in Guatemala including institutionalized mental patients with gonorrhea and syphilis without their knowledge or permission more than 60 years ago Jesus Christ infection where does it say what is it what is the western region finding out you have syphilis what you've never had sex before he had a real liberal media in this country like I said don't call the whole group of the army show imagine used to the the Press would get a lot of stuff right but they would get demoted or whatever happened once Trump. In which I don't think Trump's bad and I got little things good but I almost think like it's more sophisticated they put him in on it piss everybody off to get the liberals who traditionally been the real location we love everything get chills right now and so imagine Joe I've been on here for 23 years and I'm a new sound I spend for 5 hours every minute number line across leave NBC news that our government gay people literally seen 10,000 articles and documents are more where they're admitting in 1962 The Joint Chiefs of Staff under LL amateur came to President Kennedy there's none PBS and said we're going to blow up buildings shoot up schools and movie theaters and bombed army bases in the Marine bases we're going to have people with their kids with name chains or CIA but that played really lands and there's another plane that's a drone we blow up and then Kennedy says no but his brother says no I'll do it while they killed Kennedy because Bobby said he would but then he got pissed when they kill his brother so Declassified he wanted to bomb the Honduran Embassy and blow up stuff and go to war with my Scouts Bobby was bad to bomb the US Embassy in Honduras this is be classified so imagine you see hundreds of these and then a Sandy Hook happened in your lister's don't buy it and then it's a psychosis where then will because every every man I knew about this. Every man I knew when I was a kid backhanded me and her bath then later I experienced where I had to guess I did the thing I knew it was true and then people made up a whole story because they don't believe anything anymore so that's all I'm trying to say do you need part of it is that even though the stuff does exist it's almost like there's too many things happening for one person to pay attention to all of them and if you're only focusing on the world that the whole world sees conspiracies diseases things are concentrating on primarily this what I'm saying that operate at Northwoods will go into Italy is if you believe that no other conspiracy theory whether they're right or wrong the government conspiracy should be ridiculed you shouldn't there's no special you're right you should instead of looking at them with ribbon. You should look them up jective lie exactly a conspiracy theories are people that don't believe in any Harris Teeter has any of them yes I understand why you're really killing the other ones you don't believe them I think you should be more I don't believe in that s*** but I understand why people do history and all these things to say like I watch the is hard enough for like a year or two but I watch the minions three or four and it's like the sixties and they break on the set of Hollywood in the moon landings makes text now now astronauts died doing that so I was going to ask is that for their family but which one


    Alex Jones - Late Night Talk Shows Are Used as Propaganda | Joe Rogan
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    is the leftist compassion when they support China and you're right the left has giant flaws does giant flaws in this ridiculous ideas no I am too what this is about what this is about pulling out of Syria and everybody's loving it in South Korea and Japan and North Korea and he's not fire missiles destroyed the real problems is a real problem people not being able to say that anything that Trump does is good Hillary Clinton but I was watching through the top Democrat was they were on CNN I'm going to put my show I didn't do it and they and they go they go they go President Trump CNN and it was a CNN panel going Trump says blacks are super Predators who have to be brought to heel and Joe that's yellow 1994 FSU pasta primack that's her quote so they're inverting reality knowing our talking point if she did that we have the video of Hillary says black superbrothers he didn't do that ok but let's get back to what we're trying to say was that if you if he does anything good no one can accept it cuz he's on the wrong team that's part of the problem with what's going on it's part of the problem with people willing to accept ridiculous should on the left and people bullying except ridiculous right is that we get on a team and that the people that are on the left they can't admit its economy is going well they can't admit if think they will Bill Maher said let's crash it, I don't know I've been on a show before and I talked to him one Swedish show together once with the Craigslist and I'll be at the show with his ex the Democratic show the opposite of joke a really do I don't think even needs it and if he doesn't mean that I disagree with them by the hundred let me go wrong and I was saying he's just f****** around he's like prodigy mainstream news is dead as very low ratings anyway. Almost nothing and they go over like a dead cat bounce it's like we were talking about Jesus Christ literally my brain is like my truck has become accurate this may not perfect and he's I'm telling you I really thought go bare all those guys cuz they want some relief but it's it's not busy they want relief comic posing as fake news people putting up political commentary which people take is real and Believe on the street and so that's where all the propaganda is until you say Bruno Mars just joking around Bill Maher's just over here no more just know he's doing it's all unified message they have Stephen Colbert to them about what they're trying to do they're not trying to deliver information they're not to the trying to crack jokes I guarantee you there's a whole riding staff I don't know Bill Maher show steaks the Democrats called the right now I don't know if that's true but if it is as true and they do listen that's not good and that's unfortunate Olivia I believe you are no washed Jimmy Fallon went from being funny to being totally weaponized so you think it was NBC's idea do you think it was someone in the government to contact NBC into tilting showers are very well that you know okay who was someone in the government to contact NBC in to tell Jimmy Fallon a very well-known UFC fighter that you know okay wow this is incredible we can talk about it but they said you're going to come out to mount Alex Jones on the show or not he said no show hell yeah man


    Joe Asks Alex Jones If He's Had A Head Injury
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    fire I've seen exactly that so you want to talk about what's that real controllers of the Grays are it looks or I'll have you ever had a significant head injury what happened to you 13134 to sleep I'll drive you and your head to the change your personality I got up and punch you in the throat a drink it out of me almost dead wow so was it a friend I'll drop you on your head when your 13 what does it do to your personality that I had to fight his whole family and his family was a Bojangles or do you have any significant change from that head injury sometimes when people have had surgeries especially it seems like my friend Dave Foley was just on here and he was talking about who got drunk and he fell down and cracked his head it's crazy but accurate is depression that looks like a regular guy Auburn Rockwell Somebody's head in the concrete was attacked me I got hired now and when the kid dropped you on your head what effect did it have on you physically it was by the field house cuz there's doesn't attack me and I'd be up and so the State wrestling champ he couldn't he just slamming the ground I had to leave all these stitches right there and then couldn't believe when I got up and said what you. He couldn't understand like the energetic equivalents you don't understand being the hammer do you understand that and then they let me go buy some tough guy I never even got knocked out that one they do slam I had the ground everliker by me the joke of the concrete cracked it was like only has been concrete concrete check your head do you telling me that pile driving. They showed up they sewed it up in the in the jail they didn't like check to see if you had a severe concussion or anytime dermal Emmett Tillman oh wow go ahead to people that have had head trauma that it become brilliant at speaking things strip the black really. The only reason he won was he was better okay I'll do either didn't got knocked down still got spiked on his head on the concrete myself with other people for fun I've never been knocked out okay so I don't think what time a guy sometimes there my dad and I hold on sometimes they never lose Consciousness you can't think they always lose Consciousness sometime I get help to get knocked out I was she like numbers like I was a robot percent functional a very weird feeling five emotions back on some of the Press on their arteries like a bad time to be like one time like this one time they choke me out and also like a Black Knight with a sword and then taking care of them moment for life whole life dead kids everything you do and all those ancestors and it was like my kids and kids starving to death like people attacking us so you think all that information from your ancestors somehow or another encoded somewhere in your body that makes sense if you think about what reincarnation must feel like you know when people have that feeling they've got this feeling that they lived before Smite what was his children like children have a fear of animals like sea animal with big teeth children have Atlanta yep yep it's it makes sense how animals learn things me animals just know things my job


    Alex Jones & Eddie Bravo on Tower 7 | Joe Rogan
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    there's only populated some ways up with our technology but let me just make this Jamie Eddie how you doing I'm doing good so what do you what do you think about the wide receiver of the Browns are you familiar with our seven yeah I would say from almost every story even though the stuff we talked about before in the past I don't believe the the official and quote okay don't worry so you know the tower 7 was the third tower that went down you're aware that right information about in the buildings see the video of Tower San Francisco no one saying it's fake footage at the tower 747 story skyscraper f****** phone it be possible that some people are saying that got hit with a direct energy weapon some people are saying that it was brought down like a controlled demo infection Vegas like one of those buildings you know but regardless of how it was brought down you got to look at that video for them to go away. footage on 50 stations in 2001 and I'm sitting there. will be brought down to controlled demolition to save other building to save other buildings and 455 years or Windows I'm crazy then CNN and all of them archive it on the internet Everyone's Watching Builders of them BBC ABC government on the countdown detonation set up already in the building so what happened is it possible that it collapsed because of those gigantic diesel fires right and then the way I want to 277 had they said it was an inferno and they said it cooked through the antenna making YouTube video that the fire had burned through the internal structure of the building at such a high temperature that all of these floors collapsed they pancaked and then it came back I don't know what happened right when you look at it the way it falls it falls exactly like an controlled demolition exactly so it falls from the top down but if you actually watch phosphate right but if you watch the full video the center of it collapses like there's a full video where you looking at the top of the building in the center of it collapses far before the outside. That's how they take me to take out the elevator shafts advance so they knew that 9/11 was going to come in Tuesday answer my question please don't know what they do is they take years ago is it possible that the internal fires in that building were so unbelievably hot that it f***** up every floor and they really did pancake on top of each other turn the exterior structure just collapsed is that possible because I'm not an engineer problem Joe they announce it fell on its own footprint 27 minutes before it did on thin live channels to him BBC world that's real BBC CNN CNN and CBS Joe is the morning on the radio I drove down a little pizza place at 4 got my pizza was eating in the car and I heard CBS Radio driving home and they said little control explosives to the point where you can paint pouring but then I interviewed the head of Emergency Management for Newark and the Loose Change people got him on and he says no I was there they had bombs to see how you know what's right Gyros blow it up and even though and I know Joe says firefighters will it up cuz the government's humazah 2.0 I don't mean my grandpa was in the Army it's is really did pancake from the from the fire s*** design Tower one and two though they were building like bubblegum in like Band-Aids really know all those pills right leaning I don't know big mob scam or no some of our bill for s*** right for sure right back then this is just a lady scientist lady that was based on the video and and and the pictures that she has of where the towers collapse turn the buildings to dust because there was no rubble a dude gave me a book on that


    Beer and Bourbon: Pat McNamara's Workout Recovery Plan | Joe Rogan
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    beer song I was rear-ended but nothing did nothing really know I know nothing how come I don't know really like needed it yeah how many beers before but they're good quality pints you know I'm not like Chugalug in NASCAR soda by the case barley pops but good quality IPA Stout supporters know that kind of thing you just live for it I love it hey man I have a policy my wife having and I have a policy every night is Saturday night but every morning is Monday morning almost every night we go out at home I'm at work so you know that clock it's six 7 at night all right let me go meet my wife she's getting off of work we're going to go Parts have a big old bourbon or something like that and yep I smoke cigars it's ridiculous collard greens for the week you make like I don't have a pot big enough to prep for the week so I prep for like 2 or 3 days at Iraq and just shower down and that's a good way of looking at you still waiting on the outside that's where the meat and vegetables are beware the inside just be where you going in there till with a purpose you know don't get sucked in that scary 44401 1st and Howard slam don't even set it down and then why is that was a tough process for getting that down I'm getting it in me no wasting time if it's there for a reason I want to could you wake up dehydrated I just want a powerslam that and get it all into me and then you know what clean IA to clean breakfast like a cup of boiled eggs and some bacon and then throughout the day people say wow is there a certain amount of people follow too many like Diet switch good for that makes your phone will dial Kudos but like mealtimes and how many times a day I eat when I'm hungry and I don't want full it's it's pretty freaking simple you don't eat till your phone so you right back off right what if I got a Sprint 400 yards you know or what if I got to kick somebody's ass right now right now and if I'm 100% going to be shooting out of both that so freaking huge huge but it allows me to drink those beers at night no allows me to do stuff like that and then make sure I'm hitting it everyday that you know the gym I usually don't have time for 7 days and even if I did I probably wouldn't that probably take at least one day off maybe two but you know as well as I do that you were more in tuned when you get older to what your body is telling your brain half-time for 7 days and even if I did I probably wouldn't. Probably take at least one day off maybe two but you know as well as I do that you are more in tuned when you get older to what your body is telling your brain


    Cold, Tired, Hungry, and a Little Scared: Pat McNamara on Vacation | Joe Rogan
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    Jim with his all this martial art stuff and then the Tactical stuff will you do to chill out because it seems like everything is f****** Coco Coco Coco everything is lifted weights shooting and pulling Road shooting and armed robbery and shooting what do you do to calm yourself and I'll be heavy Hobby Lobby I do David List guitar drums cook I got so many freaking Hobbies it's ridiculous but the good thing about most Ms I could go to and and it doesn't take me a lot of time or energy to invest in it fishing big-time fisherman Outdoorsman Woodman type of thing I love that stuff I get into the Rocky Mountains at least once a year and 250 training you're just on my house what do you do when you do that it's just camp out there and live off the land you tried it yet try try to sustain you know with what I have and what's available to me and it also include a once-a-year orienteering so you know whatever 24000 scale topographical map and so orienteering and it neither Wilderness Area parks at Forest and then I'll try to hunt a killer you know along the way Terry I carry enough food so I can be miserable and it's a real sure you been in the military forever and you just never ever get that down to a perfect science right supposed to be a wait yeah you got you know the situation and where you going to put it I usually go to Montana Bob Marshall so that both the highest concentration of grizzly or 48 Attwood ballistic about what should be in your personal survival kit you know let's say you go on a date fishing trip in Alaska what should what do you have in that thing in the event that you need to go in a contingency planning mode that s*** hits the fan and you got to have something instead of just your your Orvis fly rod in a couple beat heads the big debate with Hunters is should you bring bear spray or should you bring a pistol 32 anytime Bear Country bring both I got them both on and I've talked to a lot of Grease hunters and I put that in that article to that guy you know I've done some research here but yeah so I'll bring my bring both almost every year. I started doing these when we were when I was acting so bring in a few guys and this one was 95 miles long we walk from Columbia Falls Montana to Lincoln smoker one more hour when one more rest overnight and on the fifth day I had a we would walk like Lion to drift and stuff like that you know whenever I couldn't see 25 yards up ahead you know clap my hands young their food source or you Starla that's when you run into trouble so I did not want to stay in here I am I'm and I've got six guys with me but they're lagging behind and I'm coming through and I look up ahead and this gigantic male stands blue when you cry and tonight he write a flu in the ass you can fly in the air and it had that up there that's right wow 1550 I mean I had a gun and bear spray on camera right there that's what it's there for that's why there's a thousand pounds of them the system if they know what they're doing when they want to get rid of a moose they send one of these m************ in there so when you're doing these these things are you keeping a journal when you doing these these trips for you by yourself by myself I usually have straphangers and every year it's a lot of times just like that oh wow because one insecurities and numbers right especially greatest country stuff so I'll have guys who I could teach like orienteering and you know fieldcraft you know making a fire with the right way to maybe do prep and cook a trout you know so you bring a ride with you yeah yeah yeah yeah telescoping tenkara and a a four-piece like 5-way orbis at night and then it's a lot it's a lot of fun I've been doing these things now since 98 I think it's a great way to decompress to write the places I go to one of them I will lose Selco cell phone coverage in an hour before I hit the end of the dirt road and then Into the Wilderness for you know however many days miles run another function your best you know I love to walk in like on the 95 mile one and see nobody nobody that one smoke to me how far is that you have to be there right man but my friend Ryan Callahan was living up there for a long time and he who he says it's amazing up there but it's also so it's so remote but yet it's so close to Boise pictures or whatever else you know that's also an accomplished by national parks and stuff and national parks will have dirt roads in a little scatterings of population here and there but those Wilderness series there's nothing in those they are cool I mean I love doing those two because you have to think there isn't there is an element of danger here that that could kill me and it's not just a big hungry you could get cut coming into that Nash that Wilderness Area. There's no hlz there but I like that I love that that element of danger especially since I retired I want to be cool tired hungry and maybe a little scared and I want that several times a year cuz she knows Primal Brian and coming into that nasty that Wilderness Area you know who's no hlz there but I'm like that I love that especially since I retired I want to be cool tired hungry and maybe a little scared and I want that several times a year cuz she knows Primal and


    How Russian Bots Coordinated Facebook Events | Joe Rogan & Renée DiResta
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    pensive there's so much involved in the fact that they're willing to do this for years and years before they really sort of activate the political aspect of what they're trying to do it all so it's it's strange if they're so sophisticated about our culture cuz we don't know a goddamn thing about Russia the average person knows Putin bad evil warlord Crimea he invade you know like Wheatley we have like a four-year-old understanding like if you had her if you just grabbed a person random person's for college-educated person and asked describe what's so bad about Russia wow it's like communist over there or something I mean a f****** they hate us first of all the f-bombs like this so little understanding of their culture but yet they know so much about ours that's one of the weird things about being American when you go when you travel overseas and you realize how much that you know about our elections how much they know you don't even know who the f*** there was running their country don't have any idea but they know about Trump and they know that Hillary did and they know that Bernie wants to give the money away and you know it's crazy it's it's it's weird and these people must have like a deep education on American culture American politics 50 beef jerky from February 2018 I've been three kind of big documents that have come out to from Eastern District in one formula Iran on how it all worked out I think I'm another misconception is this notion of $100,000 in ads they spent 18 million dollars in 2017 I believe that came out during another so they're not just the money is not just going for the salaries in the ad by somebody's also going for they were talking about using kind of consultants and this is where you get at this thing that comes out during the stand up for their like black people who are LGBT don't want to see white lgbtq means and and this degree of granularity the degree of sophistication but then also what you see them doing is engage in one-on-one and that's where it crosses a line from social media operation to this is much more like like spying watch The Americans are the Facebook Messenger messages where they're going back and forth with real activists and they're saying things like you know hey my ad account got shut down can you run some ads for me or the hey I want to help your protest where fellow black lives matter activist and we see you're running a protest up and I think it was like Jessica or something Binghamton how can we help you we can give you some money for posters and they're sending money for posters or they reach out to a trump supporter and they say like we you think it'd be really funny to have a Hillary Clinton impersonator sitting in a truck flatbed truck that's made up to look like a jail lettuce and if we give you some money will you find the Hillary Clinton impersonator and put her in jail and do the Hillary for prison thing and so this is another thing that they did was using Facebook events to create real-world protests so they're not limiting it to ship posting online and make attention online they're actually sending people out into the real world to have in Street violence and so one of the things that they did was the coordinated Facebook event one for the Texas secessionist page and one for the there's a pro-muslim called United Muslims and on the same day at the same time in Texas they have a rally to support Texas culture and resist the islamization of Texas across the street rally to defend Muslim culture and so they like there's literally no answer they just create these Facebook events on these pages and then they promote them with a dollars and other things and and you literally could going to look at the Texas reporting from that day I don't remember if it was dozens or hundreds but it's sufficient number of people showed up that they had literally on opposite sides of barricades police officers and screaming at each other because one group is there for the nation of Texas in the other group is there to like defend Muslim culture so you get to Reno to opposite sides of the Spectrum in the same place at the same time and you literally Insight like a mini Riot so they were there there about eighty one of these events were they were holding a black lives matter style rallies for victims of violence police violence memorials for people who were killed by police officers unit things with Real Americans would do but this wasn't being done by Rihanna Octonauts that's the Insidious thing right is is how does how does Facebook detect that how did you know how do you when you see this come to defend Texas culture and you're a die-hard proud Texan you you're not thinking like the idea that this was just some memes is just not it it it doesn't respond significance of what they were trying to do and how effective that they were with these other things or even if they're just trying it out just a little bit just working to see what works they're always experimenting they're always trying to find ways to create that tension and that's the thing that I think is so interesting about this right this involvement ideas and information War where these tactics involved and you are really at a disadvantage when it comes to actually detecting them turn on the outside if you looking at that you'd say what can what is the objective why would they have this Texas secession is Paige across or rally across the street from a pro-islam rally why would they do that you know if you're on the outside you think about the amount of effort that's involved doing something like this and they also doing this with no leaders right there's no one there that's running it when they get there and so all the protections people do here we are couple times there were comments on some of the like archive pages and things where you could see the screenshots of people being like doo doo head it's all come out there and like nobody showed up black matters Us. Com which I think is still active it's dormant they're not updating it but I believe you can go in and read it and it was designed to call attention to police brutality type things and then there's the black matters Facebook page the Twitter account Instagram page that YouTube channel this SoundCloud podcast the Tumblr that do blackouts they were actually really cute very well done so you have this entire fake media ecosystem that they've just created out of whole cloth all theirs and then what they start to do as they start to put up job ads and so it's come be a designer for us come ba come right for us come photograph are protests come you know they kind of like couple different logos the same way you would if you were starting a you know media brand they start posting ads for do you want to be a calendar girl send us your photos do you want to be on a black reality TV show send us video clips of you do you like they begin to do real work to ingratiate themselves with a community that a physical fitness thing is called Black Fist and the idea was that it was listen to ask in that it was supposed to teach black people how to handle themselves at protest should there be police violence how to fight back and they actually went and found a guy of physical fitness so you know martial arts guy and they were paying him via PayPal so he was running classes for the black community under this Black Fist brand and they would like text him or call him he play tone of voice mails on TV actually heard them after my report came out I think they track him down and he just talks about how they can adjust PayPal do you know couple hundred bucks every time you're at a fitness class this has to be a fake YouTube channel and it was a is called a word of truth I think of the name of it and so Williams and Calvin these two guys would would give their word of Truth and their word of Truth was usually about you know how f***** up America is which I mean they're they're very real grievances underlying all of this and that's a problem right they have things to exploit they were definitely paying them and they are going to channel seems likely channels organized yeah they were in on it they knew what they were doing that right before the midterms like maybe even the day before the timeline here and he made a different video saying he wanted this was amazing thing he wanted to leave the internet research agency he was saying I'm basically I'm tired of doing this work I want to I want to do a leak I want to show you all of the things that the internet research agency is done and so they actually put out this so this guy who'd been in the Williams and Calvin videos of people recognize his face in the 2018 midterms goes and says he wants to leave and he's going to leak all this information and and he wants to like I don't remember all the specifics cuz it was right before my thing came out and I was so busy working but he's saying he wants to expose the truth and I think most people didn't cover it didn't pay attention YouTube shut down the channel deleted the video immediately level well what wound up coming out this is me this is so convoluted I'm sorry I know it's like hard to explain without visuals what they wound up doing what they did drop a bunch of Doc's so they did release a pile of documents in which they claim they actually hacked the Mueller investigation and Mueller had nothing and so this is again another kind of convoluted piece of this where they do release information and end so in this particular example release information that we believe they actually got through legal Discovery so the documents that the investigation provided to one of the indicted Russians were the documents that they then leaked claiming they had hacked Mueller investigation so they're constantly doing these things to generatepress generate attention create just that degree of people don't know what's real or they read the headlines that are then released by The More propagandist We over Russian propaganda and they think that is the true story that that that is that the Russians hacked the Mueller investigation so there's always this how do we create fear uncertainty and doubt how do we throw people off how do we come up with these extremely convoluted spy games that leave people feeling unbalanced that make people wonder what they can trust who they can trust and what's real and even if somebody who looks at the stuff you know day in and day out for years spy games that leave people feeling unbalanced that make people wonder what they can trust who they can trust and what's real and even if somebody who looks at the stuff you know day in and day out for years I do still regularly get surprised by the by the sheer kind of baldness and Ingenuity of you know some of the stuff


    Did Russian Bots Impact the Election? | Joe Rogan & Renée DiResta
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    is that the Russians were very much invested in having Trump win right and if they were very much invest in having Trump win with was the reason why they focus so heavily on the African-American Community because of how African-American Community traditionally seems to vote Democrat so they were trying to do something to break that up or trying to do something to weekend the position of the that you know the incumbent worker Hillary Clinton and maybe put some emphasis on Stein or some alternative candidates at the political campaign the plug life actor that played out so they established they start building these relationships in 2015 and the other doing the tribal thing we've got are in group or part of this community and now you start to see them do is there was a tiny tiny cluster in the early primaries were they were supporting Rand Paul and then they pivot to Trump pretty quickly can use and probably Rand Paul just didn't pull well in there like there's no way to get a lift your butt but maybe Trump was getting you some actual left in the media and So Sushi to move into supporting Trump and then for the remainder of the data set 4 from 2015 through the end which was mid 2017 or so when this thing ends it's it's adamantly pro-trump on the right and on the right you see not only pro-trump but you see them really working till like a road support for me traditional Republicans traditional conservatives you see a lot of the memes about like are you with the conservatives or the conservatives in there you know and so the conservatives of course they're like they've got pictures of Lake Lindsey Graham and John McCain John McCain John McCain shows up a million times and Marco Rubio Ted Cruz because there was concern that she would know things that she was saying about increasing freedoms in Russia were very threatening they thought the best bet to get sanctions removed was Trump so they had specific outcomes that they were hoping for and that was one of the you know there's always like a political motivation so there is this narrative around they just want to kind of like screw in American society support for Trump and Eve more than that the clear disdain for Hillary Clinton there is not on Facebook and Instagram there was not one single pro-hillary post there was somebody Trump post because if you're running an LGBT page of course they're going to say negative things about Trump you know and and they're saying it so you should vote for Jill Stein there was early support until the left-leaning pages for Bernie Sanders but you actually see the support for Bernie Sanders come in more after it becomes clear that he's not going to win Thunder using Bernie Sanders as a way to say this was stolen from him biting Bill Clinton's or Jill Stein you know he was a true a true independent real liberal how we should be voting for her if you want to support a woman so there is feminism Pages really pushing this Narrative of Jill Stein so you've the left-leaning pages total ENT Clinton and then you have the right-leaning Pages staunchly Pro Trump and also strongly Auntie Cruise Auntie Rubio Auntie Lindsey Graham basically auntie now it's called establishment Republican and there's this kind of pushing a people to opposite opposite ends of the political Spectrum this is where you get at the conversation around facilitating polarisation so not just it wasn't enough to just support Donald Trump it was also necessary to strongly disparage the kind of traditional conservative moderate write in the course of amplifying the Trump candidacy does that make sense to me watching the election was trying to figure out is this because Trump is so bombastic and he's so outrageous and he's just a different person that the way I was describing on stage was that like finally the assholes have a king because they never had a king before I like everyone who was running for president was least mostly dignified I mean basically it's really difficult to go back in time and find someone who isn't find someone who'd there's no one who insults people like he does me and he insult people's appearances he calls them losers he called Stormy Daniels horse face I mean he's had some outrageous s*** so part of it was me thinking like while maybe he's just ignited and emboldened I actually have this conversation with my wife today she was like it feels like racism is more prevalent like it's more more accepted people feel more emboldened because they're in their mind they think he is racist I can get away with more things Trump is President like there's actually videos of people saying racist s*** and saying hey Trump's president now we can do that so I was thinking that we'll maybe that's what it was just sort of like some rare flower that only blooms under the right conditions poop is back right but when you think about influence of these pages of had in establishing communities and this long game that they're playing like the LGBT Pages even though they're sitting on Trump there really want to support Jill Stein because they know that'll actually help Trump because it'll take both away from Hillary Clinton that they it seems different like political discourse discussions online and social media the way social media reacted there's a lot of people that were anti-obama I before either of his election so he won but it seemed different seem different to me than this one this one seems like like we had moved into another level of hostility that never experienced before and another level of division between the right and the left that I never experienced before and up like a willingness to engage with really harsh nasty comments and the dive into a newt see it all day I mean there's there's certain Twitter followers that I think they're pretty much human beings but I would follow them and they would just be engaged with people all day long just shiting on people and criticizing this and insulting that and it seemed like it seem dangerous it seems like things had moved into a much more aggressive much more hostile and confrontational sort of chapter American history if this is all done at the same time it is happening how much of an influence do you think this Ira agency had on all the stuff what people said in response to the stuff so I looked at now almost 200,000 of these posts as I spent most of last year doing this was this was this research and we can see that they have thousands of Engagement thousands of comments thousands of shares we have no idea what happened afterwards and that's the problem so went once the stuff comes down it's really hard to go back and piece it together so I can see that are some of the pressure point that the really really just f****** horrible troll accounts that they ran they didn't necessarily have a lot of followers but you see them in there like adding people so there you know at and then the name of the reporter at the name of a prominent person and so they're in their kind of like draft on the popularity of you know famous people basically and they're just saying like horrible s*** and it's the tone is so spot-on profile information which was also made public they would have liked to have a gap account and they're in their profile that was like so they would it was a remarkable piece of of of of the culture in which you see that like they're actually sitting on gab to write it and so they can also go and they can draw on there and read it there's you know 900 or something troll accounts were found on Reddit there on Tumblr and so they're just picking the most divisive content and they're pushing into communities and at the same time we can see that they're doing it but we can't see what people do in return we can't see do they just block did they have the fight back did was there a huge you know when this happens on a Facebook page and they're doing something like telling black people not to vote as black people we shouldn't vote what do people say in response and that's the piece that we don't have so when we talk about impact a lot of the impact conversation is really focused did the swing the election we don't have nothing that I've seen has the answer to that question the other thing is that the second question the thing when I think about impact I think from from I think you and I agree on this it also matters how does this change how people relate to each other and we have no real evidence of there being no information on that either this is the kind of thing that lives in some meal Facebook has it the rest of us haven't seen it no or most of these people is asthma Facebook is it mostly Twitter aware what is out of the breakdown of which about 6 million were original content created by about 3,800 accounts there were about a hundred 3333 Instagram accounts with 16,000 posts and then 81 Facebook pages 17 YouTube channels without 1100 videos and so they got about 200 million engagement on Instagram in about another seventy-five million or so on Facebook engagement or like like shares comments reactions you know so it's hard to contextualize what we think happened and you can go and you can try to look at how well did this content perform relative to other real authentic targeting these communities and what you see with the black community in particular is their Instagram game was really good they're so they're on their Instagram accounts the you know the top five three of them targeted the black community in. You know tens 200 millions of engagements so I have to pull up the exact number Instagram you can't really share so it's amazing that they got the kind of Engagement they did even without the sharing function one of the things you can do is if you know the names of the accounts and their lot of them out there publicly now you can actually see them in regram apps so people were regramming the content so Facebook says about 20 million people to engage with Instagram content but what isn't included in that is all of the re grams of the contest 4shared by other accounts so the spread in the dispersion of this it's an interesting thing to try to quantify cuz we have engagement data but we don't know did it change hearts and Minds we don't know if it's influence people to go follow other accounts we don't know if it influence people to not vote there's just so much more I think still too to understand about how these operations work sooner had some impact right I mean is as you were saying earlier when a new person enters into a conversation that it changes the tone of it how much of what they did was their own original post and how much of it was commenting on other people's posts so they created a lot of their own stuff particularly in early days and so you can actually read the data set and one of the things when we started finding these posts I was struck by how sometimes it read like ESL and then sometimes it read like perfect Flawless professional English and then other times it red like normal English vernacular just the way that we would talk to each other and I started digging into what that was so when it was vernacular English American American English it was usually crib from somewhere else so they would go and they would find a local news story from some obscure local paper and they would crib and then they would paste that and then to the Facebook post would be that cribbed a sentence from that article and then there meme maybe they would a sentence underneath it to give it some kind of contacts triangle when they would write their own stuff you would see the sloppiness that's where you could see subject-verb agreement not quite there the you know in which like Russian possessives are different than American possessives the slips there and then the other thing was the really funny stuff which was you know about the post that supposed supposedly written by Texas secessionist right so you can probably have an image of the Texas secession is in your mind as I say and it would be things like Hillary Clinton is a terrible individual and as a as a terrible individual it's completely impossible for us to back her and her candidacy for the American are there more boys or more are going it is clear that you like in English in college or something and see you as you read Communications online like Cantina does this does this read like an American does this read like a communication and what we started to see you as one way to not get caught for your lousy English or your you know how your cultural lack of kind of Native Native abilities is to just repurpose other people stuff and so that's where you would seem memes getting shared from on both the right on the left you know you see a lot of these like Turning Point USA memes that they were repurposing and pushing out or you would see occupy Democrats or the other 98% so memes from Real American Paige's real American culture and they would just sometimes slap a new logo on and just repost it as if it was theirs so it does in those instances read just like you know the right on the left you know you see a lot of be like Turning Point USA memes that they were repurposing and pushing out or you would see occupy Democrats or the other 98% so memes from Real American Pages real American culture and they would just sometimes slap a new logo on and just reposted as if it was theirs so it does in those instances Regis like you know authentic American content and in many ways it is authentic American content


    Joe Rogan | The Origins of Russian Bots w/Renée DiResta
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    and I was utterly stunned I had to listen to it twice cuz I just couldn't do it let's get it let's get into this from the beginning how did this start out how did you start researching these online Russian trolls and Bots and in all this Jazz activity in California because Vicodin I wanted to you know put on preschool this is going to fit with the parents basically someone who fascinates and I started looking at the way that small groups were able to kind of disproportionately amplify messages on social channels and some of this was through very legitimate activity and then some of it was through really kind of coordinated deliberate attempts to kind of game is at algorithms were amplifying content amplifying particular types of narratives and and I started writing about it and I end up writing about ways in which #gaming ways in which people were kind of using automation to be in #all the time so it's kind of a way to really gain control of share voice and what that meant when very small groups of people could achieve this kind of phenomenal application and what the pros and cons of that work and then 2015 so the way that that this sort of awareness of social me Alan just came up came about was actually when I was working this other people were looking at it from the same looking at the same tactic but how they were being used by ISIS by the terrorist organization and they're also you had this very small group of people that manage to use Bots and applications really kind of owning a narrative really push this is Brandon digital kalafut to kind of build it on all social platforms almost simultaneously and the ways in which information was hopping from one platform to another through kind of deliberate coordination and then also just wait information flows kind of contagion style Roundup working on thinking about how the government was going to respond to the challenge of terrorist organizations using American Social platforms to spread propaganda so what we came to realize was that there was just this information ecosystem and it had involved in a certain way over. Of about 8 years or so and the kind of unintended consequences of that and the way that Russia came into the conversation was around October 2015 when we were thinking about what what to do about Isis what to do about terrorism and interest you know kind of proliferation on social platforms this was right around when Adrian Chen had written the article the agency for the New York Times and that was one of the first big expose is of the internet research agency the first time in American journalists have gone over there and actually met the trolls been in St Petersburg and began to write about what was happening over there and the ways that they had is that were targeting certain facets of American culture so while we were in DC talking about what to do about terrorists using these platforms to spread propaganda there were beginning to be Rumblings that Russian intelligence and universities were doing the same thing and so the question became can we think about ways in which the internet is vulnerable to this type of manipulation by anyone and then and then come up with ways to stop him so that was how the other Russia investigation began with play around 2015 a handful of people started looking for evidence of Russian Bots and trolls on social platforms 2015 essentially it's only been alive for I mean what was Twitter 2007 I believe so 8 years like eight years of social media and then all the sudden they figured out how to game the system and then they figured out how to use this to make people argue against each other so there was this. If you go back to like like geocities and they always been you know kind of we wanted and so there's this kind of consolidation as a social platforms kind of came into existence content creators were really excited about the fact that now they not only had this this taxes to write their own stuff but they also had access to this audience because as the network effects. More and more pronounced more and more people came to be on social platforms and it wasn't even Facebook remember it was like being friends to her and my space and social networks kind of involved when I was in college Facebook was still limited to like I have like Ivy League schools and so I was ineligible and as you watch this consolidation happen you start to have this information ecosystem really dominated by a handful of companies that grow very large because they're providing a service that people really want but there's a mass consolidation of audiences on to this Hansel flatworms really interesting for regular people who just want to find their friends Elsa becomes really interesting for propagandists and trolls and in this case terrorist organizations and state intelligence Services instead of reaching the entire internet they really just kind of have to concentrate their efforts on a handful platforms so that consolidation is one of the things that kind of kicks off some of the more than one of the reasons we had these problems today minor platforms other than YouTube I mean anything you can tell it's an actual person like YouTube that is a problem right because you can see it's an actual person as your Saviour narrating something you know if you're in front of the camera and explaining things people you're going to know that you're an actual human being whereas there's so many these accounts that I'll go to like how I watch people get involved in these little online beef with each other and then I'll go to some of these accounts like this doesn't seem like a real person and I'll go and it's like #maga there's a American Eagle in front of a flag tag and then you read their stuff like wow this is this is probably a Russian troll account and it's strange like you feel like you're not supposed to be seeing those like you seen the wiring under the Border something and then you'll go through the timeline and all they're doing is engaging people and arguing you know for Trump and against you know whatever the f*** they're angry about whatever it whatever it is that's being discussed and they're they're basically just like some weird little argument mechanism 2016 there's a lot of that during the presidential campaign right and there were there was so much that was written you know we can go back to the free speech thing we were kind of talking about before there's so much I was written about harassment rolling and negativity and these kind of hordes of accounts that would Brigade people and ask them into the Russian operation in it started on Twitter in about 2014 actually so 2013-2014 internet research agency is targeting Russian people so they're tweeting in Russian at Russian and Ukrainian folks people in their sphere of influence so they're already on their they're already trying this out what they're doing is they're creating these these these accounts it's kind of wrong to call them because they are real people they're just not what they appear to be so I think the unfortunate has become like cyborg like semi-automated you know sometimes it's automated sometimes it's a real person but a sock puppet is the other way that we can refer to a person pretending to be somebody else say happy sock puppets and they're out there and they're tweeting in 2014 about the Russian annexation of Crimea or about mh17 that plane that went down with Russia unicorns have no idea what happened and it wasn't their fault at all and gradually as they begin to experience what I imagine they thought of was SAS that's when you see some of these accounts pivot to Target Americans and sew in 20 late 2014 early 2015 you start to see the this try to do that for a long time had been very inwardly focused making their own people think a certain way or feel certain way or have a certain experience on the internet it begins to to spread out it begins to to look outwards and so you start to see these accounts communicating with Americans and as we were going through the data set switch the Twitter date public anyone can go and look at it at this point you do see some of the accounts that are kind of you know that we're that were somewhat notorious for being really virulent nasty trolls and be submitted trolls going after journalists to know some of these accounts being revealed as actually being Russian trolls see that they're mimicking Vester using that same style of tactic that harassment to to get a real people simply make another account that use some sort of you know what is it a virtual virtual server what is that called and it probably also emboldens the actual Mara controls because they're going to go out a little bit further than everybody else a little bit crazier and it kind of changes the tone of discourse Within These communities that are arguing about a certain subject things get nastier and their get nastier because of the interference of these trolls igate seems like they've they've actually managed to not just cause a lot of discourse but to change the way people are interacting with each other and to make it it just make it more vicious so what they're doing is are operating in communities so one of the really common criticisms if you know people who live people think that this didn't have a huge impact did it's from the election we have no idea but the what it does do in the communities that at Target is it can change that tone and that's where you see it's it's amazing everybody probably had this experience nothing just that these are not real people who are joining the group and so there's this opportunity to tip to be no kind of expand the bounds of Tolerance just that little bit more or try to normalize using particular ways of communicating that maybe a group wouldn't naturally gravitate to but then it does so there are definitely ways in which any any type of children that doesn't have to be a Russian troll has this ability to kind of just the language of the communities of the the culture just a little bit know when did the why did the agency do this and do we do we know do we have someone who's ever left their or become a whistleblower who can give us some information about what the Mandate was and how it was carried out marketing agency plus tactics that we would not expect a social media marketing agency to use things that are a little more like what you would expect to see from an intelligence agency so besides just making your pages in your blogs on your social post they're also in their kind of connecting with real people and real activists and pretending to be something that they're not to develop kind of a one-on-one relationship but most of the most of the whistleblowers who have come out lyudmila savchuk she wrote an expose I believe on this and it's described as being much like you would expect if you were doing social media groundwork you have a certain number post per day you know you're driving trying to get a certain amount of Engagement you're trying you got a kind of your quotas are most people are young Millennials the people that work there are well-versed in trolling culture there well-versed in Internet culture you know they're up to speed on like popular memes and things like that and so you see this the other thing that they do is that they talk about in Mueller indictment you see some really interesting descriptions of like the stand-ups that they have stand-up is a thing to do tech company already kind of stands up and talk about your goals and responsibilities and block or something and any stand-up they would be sitting there saying things like if you're targeting black LGBT people make sure you don't use white people in your in your image and you're mean because that's going to trigger them rules for Uno for communicating authentically in an American Community which is you know online and you sometimes they're very specific ways in which a community expects a member of that Community to communicate and buy the eastern district of Virginia the the degree of granularity that they have to recognize that if you are running a LGBT page and your memes of white people you're going to cause some tension and consternation and assuming that that's not necessarily what you want to be doing you should go find a meme of black LGBT people to put in the united to put as Your Meme for the day so there's a lot of there's a lot of sophistication there's a lot of understanding of American culture and then there's a lot of understanding of trolling culture and so these things combined to be a rather effective coming sort of narrative that they're trying to pursue their trying to push for the Senate and the Senate data came from the platforms so what I had was the attribution was made by the platforms it wasn't like Renee deciding this was Ira it was the platforms giving it to a tour government and the information in there what it showed was that across all platforms across Eric Ross Facebook Instagram YouTube they were building up tribes so they were really working to create distinct communities of distinct types of Americans and that would be for example there's an LGBT page that is very much about LGBT Pride there is Millennial lesbian was the voice so it was a lot of you know memes of LGBT actresses and they would brand it with a specific brand mark it was a rainbow heart LGBT United was the name of the patient had a matching Instagram account which would also expect to see from a media property right you would expect them to see in both places and really besides those sometimes walking English virtually indistinguishable from what you would read on any kind of like young Millennials focused social page it wasn't none of it was Radical or divisive it wasn't like the way that they got the division across was they built these tribes were they're reinforcing in group dynamics so if the LGBT page you have numerous pages you knew that was where they spent most of their energy a lot of pages targeting far-right so both old far-right meaning people who are very concerned about what is the future of America look like and then young far right which was much more Angry much more like trolling culture so they recognize there's a divider that the kinds of means you're going to use to Target younger right-wing audiences are not the same kind of means you're going to use to Target older audiences so there's a tribe for older right-wing younger wink and the black community there's a Baptist tribe there's a black liberation tribe there's a black women tribe there's one for people who have incarcerated spouses there is a brown brown power Italy was the name of it page that was very much about Mexican and Chicano culture there was Native Americans United this was not a a short-term thing is started these pages and 2014-2015 timeframe most of them they started some other ones that were much more political later we can talk about the election if you want to but with this tribal thing you're building a serious thing like as black women in America this is yours posts about things that we care about his post about black hair Hurst post about child rearing his posts about fashion and culture and then every now and then there would be a post that would reinforce like as black people we don't do this and so or as LGBT people we don't like this and so you're building this reports like me and you were having a conversation we're developing a relationship on this page overtime and then I say like as this kind of person we don't believe this so it's a way to subtly influence by appealing to an in-group dynamic or peeling to like as members of this tribe as LGBT people of course we hate Mike Pence as black people of course we're not going to vote because you know we hate Hillary Clinton because we hate her husband as as people who are concerned about the future of America is Texas secessionists you know so everything is presented as members of this tribe we think this as members of this tribe we don't think this for a lot of the Pelosi they're not even political they were just sort of affirming the standards of the tribe so they're kind of setting up this whole long game and then once they got everybody on board of how many followers are these do these Pages have eight pages on Facebook and 133 Instagram accounts and I would say maybe 30 of the Facebook page has had over a thousand followers which is not very many and then maybe the top 10 had upwards of $500,000 no there's no somebody run any social campaign sometimes you've hid sometimes your flops as you would see them repurpose them so they would decide you know the same way if you're running a social media agency while we got this audience this page isn't doing so well that's like rebranded a little bit change it up try to try to make it appeal to somebody else 133000 of them and I was there is a cluster of images of Kermit the Frog look at the hell is Kermit the Frog doing in here and so I so the night goes out of the screen and I I want you to turn it into a database that we could track things a little bit more easily across the platform spot so I was cost of Kermit the Frog memes and I don't I look and I realize that the third tributed to an account called Army of Jesus that's all that's interesting. hell's going on here I keep going through it hundreds of Kermit memes and then I get to a post where they say like this page is owned by Homer Simpson now Kermit went to jail for being like I don't know that they made some like some joke was stupid and all the sudden the data set turns into Homer Simpson memes that we can like this kind of raunchy Homer Simpson show me a Jesus a Jesus focused page until like nine hundred posts in so they they just rename the account at some point I used to be called nuts news and then they nuts news was what they called it when it was the Kermit the Frog meme page and then I get to repurpose when they realize Kermit's not doing it it's not getting the audience they want Homer Simpson's not getting the audience engagement they want and then they pave it over to Jesus and then all of a sudden they start you know the lights and and things start pouring in so what they're doing is there actually like deliberately or they're just creating placeholders it's kind of a red flag when a brand new account that was created yesterday somebody starts talking about some highly politically divisive thing or whatever but if you lay the groundwork you do it over. Of 2 years and somebody who goes and checks to see what the account was where it came from how old it is is going to see something that's 2 years old so it's an opportunity to create almost like sleeper accounts where you create them now and then you activate them politicize them you'd actually put them to use a couple years in the future so it's all kinds of we saw this over and over again there was a black guns matter account that turned into an anonymous account at one point they were pretending to be anonymous you know the half of it so they repurposed this black guns matter page which just had it was I was advocating that black people buy weapons and and Carrie and like a pro-second Amendment page but for the black community and they took that page I'm getting I got a ton of Engagement and it became was called exact name of the anonymous page and I don't want to say it was something that's legit into an anonymous page and when they do that do they go back and repurpose the content of the earlier posted a change more insight into a we could see you again you know you think if you started following an army of Jesus page you know this raunchy Kermit from like a year ago that would raise some Flags I would assume that they scrubbed it and restart it but I don't know your podcast with Sam changed how I look at a lot of the pages that I actually follow cuz I follow some pages like that have classic cars or something like that and then I'll see them in most of it is just photographs of cars like beautiful old cars and it'll have you know them giant following and then all the sudden something of your political and I'll look at it and go wow like this is probably one of those weird accounts like they're getting people to get engaged with it because it represents something they're interested in like classic muscle cars and then they use it for activism they use it for 2 to get this narrative across is like you want people to be aware that the stuffings us but you don't want them to be paranoid that it's people deserve to be aware but they deserve to understand how this plays out the flip side of that is you do end up in these weird and you see it happen on social media now or click into a trump tweet and you'll see like you're right caught this is this is one of the challenges with running disinformation campaign so I did it makes it really hard for people to know what's real after the fact that leaves you a little bit off-balance right feel like you know when you feel like you can't quite tell what's real and that's part of the goal is to make you not have not feel entirely balanced and in your information environment is as real as this not and so in some ways there's not much not much downside to doing this because you do you know if you either knock it out of the park and you influence the election and you influence people and you have this secret covert operation going on for years or you get caught and then there's a you know until there's some confidence in the ability of platforms to detect this stuff There's real concern among everybody that that you're in your account or something fake


    The Importance of Functional Strength Training | Joe Rogan & Pat McNamara
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    play around tire cinder block you know if I have a wall I could do a lot with that it's a it's a five six foot long is a lot you could do with that lot you could do with just a tree some cinder blocks you know and then everyone smile guys will bring like a 90 pound sandbag a couple kettlebells that's hard you know when you're on the Range all day working your ass off and especially in the blazing hot sun and guys hang out to do a workout with me like bad kudos to you bro and other people that want to push themselves and they find inspiration to guys like you and there's you know dozens of guys like you online that are like fun to follow Andy get to go this guy doing it I got to get off my ass and go do it sometimes people just need an example they need someone to look at and go this in the igloo we can change the way you live your life no doubt be a guy was doing what you're doing me like God damn he's f****** intense all the times getting after it loses beard Eagle Lake Texas probably 3 years ago it was a smoker he's making meat out nice yeah but those are adults those are hard workouts man swings in between the legs like that that's how you build the real core strength your back and you know your your whole that the whole spinal column yeah keep it tight and strong you know it's it's it's funny you get whatever it is there's a lot of stupid people out there when it comes to like not understanding the right way to work out right and I want to tell you that came into thing one as if you do if you do what you've always done you're going to get what you've always gotten number to I didn't go home last night smoke a bunch of crack and dream of s*** out I mean there's a lot of freaking research a lot of there's a lot of time and effort into this and no motherfuker that's that's building your back no working at transverse plane is what guys neglect a lot to hear here we go I'm going to get on this freaking soapbox I swear to God environment you know three planes motion frontal sagittal transverse so they're doing bench press and concentration curls out of the three planes of motion I would say that transverse is most important additionally when we work out I would also argue with confidence that it's the plane of motion that is most neglected that Transit play I like to tell guys that and the transverse plane lives life-saving an ass-kicking for reasons why we should why we should exercise this is Max pinion okay one Malaysian longevity good for your health stronger longer motion is lotion number to the ability to save your own life having that confidence knowing yep I could pull myself out of that burning car or Uber that wall whatever number three more importantly to me is being Batman the ability to save somebody else's life so that's three reasons the last one kicking somebody's f****** ass so when I look at workout I look at those four things right there not like Cosmetics or anything Cosmetics is a cool byproducts do you workout right you're going to look better you look better you feel better than more confident you're more confident you perform better conference performance work hand-in-hand so there's no freaking magic Elixir to it you know and it's and it's hard to see those results would recommend like people do Jiu Jitsu Turkish get-up write the least romantic romantic of all work out nobody wants those goddamn things go to go to a hundred gems if you lucky one by one person doing Turkish Get Up you every gym will have someone someone somewhere is doing bench press and I'm going to doing curls and lat pulldown machine all that normal s*** and working out it's kind of their it's it's like an anachronism the other working in a world like a muscle and fitness world still and that's fine working in isolation if that's your job there's three people who people who should work out concentration curl or something bright as possible to that's right it's just not what you really need to exercise is something that's going to mimic what you would actually do in real life picking up things moving them around like farmer walks Farmer Walk very unglamorous carry a heavy kettlebell in one hand and just walk around for like a half a mile find legs be killing you your core is going to be shaking so amazing and I like the way you put it. I once you know Lodi one-sided was going to do if people don't know that they try to do it two arms but with two arms it bounces out and then it's really just a gripping a leg exercise a little bit last and traps but really what you want to do is 1/100 pounder on one hand carry that b**** it's great we do and my gym up a lot of that where we load one side of the time one of the things I love to hear is a guy with a man I never see you doing the same thing yeah like Rob pretty much don't because I don't want to fall into a rather complacent adaptation you know so even if they do you do like only lips once every two months but I'm doing variations out that like a shovel deadlift or suitcase deadlift I suck and like you said are not glamorous I'll throw those in a bunch but you much cardio here's how I knocked out cardio is I have a formula with this program, and website rentals in people can sign up for you by the ebook what's the website calm and the formula is work in working anaerobic chunks and circuits in your metabolic special to meet anaerobic go and then like 30-35 minutes so that doesn't include warm up you know so you could whatever it is for me it's like bag work or something to warm up just to make sure loosey-goosey the older you are the more you have to warm up man damn don't jack yourself up as call Fitness not Brokenness yeah people that's another thing that people don't like to do because it's not glamorous and because people get lazy they don't want to do that work out where that the Pre-Workout they don't want to do all the skipping rope and although just switching stances and jumping jacks and all that stuff but you really need to break a sweat a real sweater before you actually start losing weight people don't like do because it's not glamorous and because these people get lazy they don't want to do that work out where that the Pre-Workout they don't want to do all the skipping rope and all the just switching stances and jumping jacks all that stuff but you really need to break a sweat a real sweater before you actually start lifting weights and then even if you lift weights or do anything like save going to do get kettlebells I'll start off with 35 lb I'll do everything nice and light at first I don't start off heavy


    Pat McNamara Overcame Depression After Retiring from the Military | Joe Rogan
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    Envision yourself doing something along these lines like teaching tactical stuff or I went through some rough patches as most guys do right man I'm morphed into who I am only like the past six or seven years I retired No 5 I got hired before even retired by a corporation to do training stuff and I kind of fell almost falling into that right of accepting mediocrity plus what I didn't know is that depression I didn't know that I've no idea especially in like the spec ops world you guys are tired because you've been there in in in units with guys with the same guys for a long long time and you there's a level of intimacy there that can't be replicated with another human being and then when you retired miss that, that connection so I had working for a corporation had a really bad relationship I was living in the bonus room of my garage I lived there for 5 Years cuz I had chemistry and so the neural receptors are freaking gone I mean delusional and and it was it was real bad and then I started boozing with depression and a lot of things happened at one time my local cops save my life they said do you need to get the f*** out of there and a bunch of things happened all at once this is in 2013 I didn't want to leave because I love kids so I didn't want to stay there and and just wither wither away Darkness 8:00 at night and I had an epiphany I said you know what I can't I can't do this and I will not I remember saying it's myself I will I will not be defeated I will not be defeated and I put my run shoes by the side of my bed and shorts set my alarm clock got up early next morning and went for a run Forrest Gump and a pound payment for about ten or twelve miles water you know I like it wrong I like Sprint and when I came back from the Run workout my driver for about an hour and my local cops came and they came and said hey bro get the f*** out the kids be alright you need to do this and that and then I started kind of figure it out re-evaluating my path in life o back up a step I got also got laid off from this Corporation and you know where the guy in the military ever think about job security and whenever tired of working for a corporation that was mostly were cut made up of retired military guys so you get laid off me like what am I going to do all that s*** happen the same time bad events and man I was able to I was able to rekindle my own my own my own fire cuz I recognize all right bro you still got to Amber you still got this all you need to do is nurture that and turn it into a flame turn into a flame and then just start adding would add more Dad wouldn't ill becomes get the Perpetual Blaze and it which led me to this thing that I tell people now you know what it is that you got to keep the blaze alive I've got that on t-shirts even because I like I like to kick people in the ass who are willing to sustain their own fire once they get that ass-kicking if they can't if they can't keep the fire going then it's not worth it's not worth it for me you know it took to keep kicking him in the ass but yeah so ever since that point in time they are getting laid off a depression the booze and I was able to ReDiscover me and Rebrand and and pretty much time from scratch I mean I had to start life all over again when I was 48 years old wow at the whole thing from and I discovered like social media and all this stuff cuz I met a gal and I'm married to her now and she's probably the best one of the best human beings I've ever met you know all around human being so she was able to help me with that said hey you need to do this you need to get this social media platform of that one and so it's it's it detonated pretty well considering I've been on a short amount of time but apparently the message is resonating so genuine genuine it out I love that that's my favorite thing when everybody is prone to mistakes and prone to depression and people are prone to hitting rock bottom GIF your life can go down a series of bad roads and you find yourself in a bad relationship or a bad job a bad situation life and it's very very difficult that moment to have faith and confidence that you can readjust reconsider and and re-engage and that's what you did that's awesome I love that I love those kind of stories I love when people get the s*** together and I think that that helps me help other people I could relate and I don't even share with them but I empathize and that's sometimes that's all it takes any empathize and and you just give them just a little bit of the right advice just a little bit you do not too much can you workout your driveway so you got a good day and that's sometimes all you need to do and decide this is what I do for now and I have good days tomorrow's going to be another good day and I'm going to force myself into another good day and the next thing you know I've got some momentum break you got some momentum you could change everything in my life I felt like I could slip the wrong way and I just I see it I see the dark hole when I go f*** that I just go the other the other way the problem isn't people fall into that dark hole they think that that defines them what's the doesn't break it doesn't Define you it's just you right now you could be totally different tomorrow you're a human being again thank you can adjust and there's so much Inspirations one of the beautiful things about your Instagram page and many many other Instagram pages that you can take if you curate your feed correctly and you don't follow a bunch of Knuckleheads you can go to your Instagram or to whatever social media platform you like and you can go and check out a lot of cool s*** you're a human being again thank you can adjust and there's so much Inspirations one of the beautiful things about your Instagram page and many many other Instagram pages is that you can take if you curate your feed correctly and you don't follow a bunch of Knuckleheads you can go to your Instagram or to whatever social media platform you 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    Peter Hotez: The Connection Between Poverty & Tropical Disease | Joe Rogan
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    no their antigens right there right there with Aaron Lewis that macromolecules what's the liquid typically would be saline or in a saltwater or not now what is missing from today's vaccine protocol if anything in terms of diseases we should be vaccinated for Bossier housing yeah they're certainly are you know one of them is a big big problem on young infants especially premature infants Polaris B respiratory syncytial virus infection from the respiratory virus that Peaks around the same time that flew does so it's a very severe respiratory illness so this is again one of those vaccines that's not a big money maker so the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is trying to provide grants for supporting that one that that's a good one and then they're all the diseases that affect poor people both in developing countries among the poor in the United States are trying to make this work that's that's the next one called and marble help is all about poor people and infectious diseases and that the rise of these infectious diseases even in the United States that's right so you know when we think about that's all right all right you know let let this big campaign to raise awareness of some to call neglected drop diseases are in TDC sir the most common afflictions of people living in poverty I called him the most important disease you've never heard of their diseases like schistosomiasis and shower Gus disease and leishmaniasis and I've been devoting my life to seeing if we could develop vaccines for those diseases in the nonprofit sector you know because the big pharmaceutical companies just don't see just are going to take these on so we're trying to do in the nonprofits this book The Blue Marble health book came out of some number-crunching that I did using data from the World Health Organization or sub to call the institute for health metrics and evaluation which is based in Seattle Washington that found something very surprising in that is most of the world's poverty related diseases are not necessarily in the poorest most devastated countries of Africa being like Democratic Republic of Congo or Central African Republic but on the numbers basis most of these poverty-related diseases are actually in the G20 economies the 20 wealthiest economies together with Nigeria which is not a G20 country but has an economy bigger than the bottom three or four so that was pretty amazing amazing for me to find that out because you know at first I didn't believe the numbers because I said well I'm going to be at their poverty related diseases why are they in the 20 wealthiest economies and then Arie that it's among the poor living in wealthy countries so the poorest of the Rich today now, for most of the world's poverty related diseases and what what's the cause of this so why why the link with poverty so that's a great one of the things I do in the book is about poverty that's making you susceptible I don't think we really know what I mean clearly in some cases if you live in poor dilapidated housing without window screens mosquitoes and kissing bugs and sand flies can get inside the house or if you look in Emporia neighborhood so I can turn around Houston you see a lot of environmental degradation or around the neighborhood UC discarded tires that read it is chipped by mosquito or standing water but I don't know what are the tires do one of the best habitats for the mosquito that transmits Dengue and zika and Chikungunya and yellow fever are discarded tires that's what they'll oh so this you know if you go into poor neighborhoods you'll see a lot of Tire dumping for instance and that's those are habitats for that that 80s Egypt by mosquitoes blood in urine Southern California was it when water gets in a tire a year-and-a-half two years and the pool has not been taken care of and I went out into the pool and it was green and there were schools of mosquitoes on going to heaven mosquito heaven you won't but many counties probably probably some of the poorest counties poor District you still do I mean in terms of the way it is on the East Coast like I grew up in Boston and then the summer time you should have f****** mosquitoes everywhere that they just can't get away from them and then I've been to Alaska which is the craziest place I've ever been to In My Life in terms of mosquitoes right have you been I haven't been to Alaska but hilarious Southern super aggressive in their they're also very large the big problem is on the Gulf Coast of the us we have that Pages jipped by mosquito and that's why I got so worried about zika virus hitting the gulf coast of the US mosquitoes and other countries obviously contain malaria mean we've been very fortunate that that's never made it over to hear we used to have malaria used to be widespread in the United States both the one that was a real killer disease called out super malaria on the go coast and even up into Illinois in the Ohio River Valley we had a lot of malaria in fact there's a hole there's a book written by Dickens when he visited the United States called Martin chuzzlewit Noni describes all these sickly people in Illinois and Cairo Illinois on the Confluence of the Mississippi in the Ohio River you clearly describing malaria why so what you're very nice book written by a medical historian at Duke University named Margaret Humphreys call malaria race and poverty and she has a hypothesis what I think she's on to something that hit the decrease the malaria dropped in associate with aggressive Economic Development so that the FDR's New Deal included something called the agricultural adjustment act that got people off of off with a in Pursuit and put them into factories quality housing went up and that's probably what caused a lot of the reduction in these tropical diseases members are really diseases of poverty I spend a lot of time working in China and I'm seeing that play out right now in China in a China his cats is very very aggressive program of Economic Development mostly in the eastern part of the country but in the southwest part of the country going to Yunnan Sichuan province has you go back in time 75 years and you still see those diseases solsprint do you think that the best cure or the best way to stop malaria would be just to increase the economy of these areas in Africa with their experience yet clearly economic development is a very potent driver know what it is about Economic Development we still don't have our arms around that yet but economic development is very important just like for the neglected tropical diseases we study but you know unfortunately for many countries economic development is still decades away so that's why that's the rationale for developing these is it because of Economic Development moves people into more urban environment for those less tropical diseases urbanized environments like you know yellow fever and zika and Dengue as well so it's not only organization yet happy organization with good planning that's not done on check that outstrips the infrastructure in terms of water and sanitation so this brings me to the thing that I wanted to talk to you about in the first place cuz this is what you brought up to me when we doing this Sci-Fi show and you said something me that has been haunting me ever since that the vast majority of people that live in tropical climates have parasites vasundhara that's right ascariasis intestinal roundworm the estimates are on 800 million people have Asperger's roundworms in their belly wow so Hunter hundred million more than one in ten people on the planet mostly people who live in extreme poverty 400 million have hookworm infection 400 million have Whip or Saudis are warmy diseases 200 million people with scabies which is an Ecto parasite on the skin that causes terrible itching and and secondary bacterial infection schistosomiasis is another one the point is every almost every single person who is in extreme poverty has one of these what I called neglected tropical diseases in one of the interesting features about them is they're very debilitating they not so that not only occur in the setting of poverty but I think they reinforced poverty cuz they make people too sick to go to work they make actually shape we can show they shave IQ points off of kids when they have them with this not a hookworm connection to buy the idea of the slack-jawed the dumb Southerner and not one of the things that we have found so ra ra Julio Mejia on my faculty working with environmental activist named Katherine Coleman flowers and Alabama founded hookworm is still present in Alabama for the longest time do minded right and that this could be directly connected to hookworm infection which had run rampant receiving the term given called they called The Germ of laziness that then hookworm infection because it causes severe anemia so if you're walking around with terrible anemia of course you're going to your to your not feeling up to working a full day and and all that sort of several hookworm was widely president present in the southeastern United States turn of the 20th century and then as malaria went down with economic development so it's so did hookworm infection as well but we still have pockets in this country and this wasn't understood at the time they didn't know these people are infected with hookworm freak for for forever no up until very recently so the cause of hookworm wasn't discovered till 1900 what is that cause it's called the caterer americanus the American killer is then that's the name of the worm and it's a hug walking barefoot or that goes in through the hands or all parts of the body are the snow clinical trial yeah when I found that one out I was like oh my god well that's it that totally makes sense because for the longest time was that there was that stereotype and then when you find out that is directly connected to a massive infection of this disease has warm so these are the diseases that are holding back people who live in poverty not originally I thought only in places like the poorest countries in sub-Saharan Africa are southeast Asia but now I realize it's these pockets of property across the entire diseases worm so these are the diseases that are holding back people who live in poverty not originally I thought only in places like the poorest countries in sub-Saharan Africa are southeast Asia but now I realize it's these pockets of poverty across the entire planet that people are affected by these disease and these diseases can be vaccinated that's what we're trying to prove that we can make a vaccine again and there is a hookworm vaccine


    The Economic Hurdles of Vaccines | Joe Rogan & Peter Hotez
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    that are steadfast in their resistance to vaccines they they also believe in a lot of other questionable things it seems like these things get lumped into these groups of things that they don't trust the government about right right I think that's part I think that's probably true General now they're starting to speak out but you know the people, that's the gold part of the problem with people don't trust their government I say last true but I think most people if you know if we had a few no more visible Public Health Force out there people would listen to it in terms of these poor neighborhoods in these parasites getting the people cyst of infecting cognitive development and what it was the other one besides toxocariasis and the fact that there's actual cures for these things to the mean that I estimated a paper there 2.8 million African Americans living in poverty with toxic Rises wow so not a rare disease Joe this is this is a common disease time to Seattle has the x or the XR in the environment in the worm develops with it within the egg is there any other diseases that are going on that we don't know about yeah yeah sure there's other there's a brain parasitic infection called cysticercosis Mountain from that one is from eggs off in from individuals who have a tapeworm so that's we're seeing cases of that there's some of the virus is transmitted by mosquitoes one of us we don't talk about a lot which is very serious infection is West Nile Virus Infection that's got very high rates of not only Encephalitis but also on one of our faculty members Christy Maria showing very high rates of depression and other neurologic debilitation for and that's another one we could probably use a vaccine for but there isn't a mark incentive to do it West Nile Virus does come up though that least that's disgusting the news and people were I said it right but there's no vaccine is no vaccine but there could be there could be a financial incentive for the pharmaceutical companies to take it off so it is an extremely large investment to develop something along those lines right vaccines are thrown investors perspective a tough sell because you know there's a possibility interpersonal you need many years of clinical you can sometimes take two decades from the original conception of a vaccine to actually going through clinical trials for the hookworm vaccine I've been working on we've been doing it since the 1990s so we're talkin decades-long time Horizons when you talk to an investor about something with decades long time Horizons figure it out right the light the lights go out I mean the very quickly so weird because this is all we were lying on these private invest money to cure a public health issue that's right. Write that seems kind of crazy well so in response to that what happened was after the Ebola Fiasco in 2014 where we didn't have any bowl of vaccine and guinea Liberian Sierra Leone group of individuals came together at Davos World economic forum and including the Gates Foundation and they put around the developed this concept or which an organism seppi the Coalition for epidemic preparedness Innovation to incentivize biotech and pharmaceutical companies to embark on diseases for which of pandemic potential like Ebola like Lassa fever like mares coronavirus infection and that was great promise they didn't address these poverty-related diseases so those of us who work in poverty related diseases are still kind of on the outside looking in but just seems like having everything managed by private companies that need to the need to have some sort of a financial incentive to attack these diseases that seems like a crazy way to deal with Health crisis that's right that's right and so would I recommend it is I said the city that organization seppi is great for what it's doing but we need another mechanism what I've proposed is that I'm since he's diseases are so common among the poor in the G20 countries largest economies to put together public sector funds for that purpose public sector funds for investing in developing vaccines and treatments for poverty related diseases these chronic debilitating diseases and in fact you know we can show that using working with health Economist we actually work with a terrific Health Economist is name is Bruce Lee of all night he's a professor Johns Hopkins he's been able to show that are vaccines are not only cost effective their cost savings meaning that they're economically dominant that they'll actually save money the problems you still doesn't help you with the fact you still need some but the Returns on public health don't need somebody to come along and provide that investment yes I do you know so what's happened is our our technical ability to develop vaccines is outstripped are are are financial instruments that we have to do it so I guess stream of young people in my office wanted to go into Global Health in the commitment for this next Generation I know they get a lot of bad press but my impression is this next Generation there come in the public service is an all-time high and they say you know doctor hotels I'm all in I'm going to go into Global health and they're a little bit disappointed when I tell them get an MBA or get a law degree because where we need the Innovation now is in the ends in the finance sector there's a business model out there that would work that would figure out how to do this I just don't have the background to do it it seems like once the momentum is in the corner of this being handled by the private sector and that the private sector has to develop these vaccines and these treatments and they have to do it with some sort of a financial incentive if they don't have a bucket of gold at the end of the rainbow did not going to take a ride that's right that's right about what I do is not developing vaccines for poverty related diseases there's no roadmap right now to run clinical trials I don't know what the roadmap is to get to licensure and getting these vaccines out to the public the terrifying thing keeps me up at night is there's no roof how much does it cost to get a vaccine in general from developmental. To action application well the pharmaceutical companies have traditionally said billions but I don't think that's the case I think one of the reasons they're doing that is because they're also recovering their R&D costs and other putting money into R&J about they that they that they charge in order to you knows either make a profit or at least they even some friends since the cervical cancer vaccine the HPV vaccine you know when I last looked was $420 for the three doses it doesn't take cost $420 to make that vaccine it it's just that they're recovering their R&D costs which is which is fair enough so one of the things that we're proposing to do for our neglected disease vaccines is will D-link the R&D cost mother was if we've gotten grants whether it's from The Gates Foundation in the pasture or the NIH or the European Union neglected diseases vaccines is will D-link the R&D cost know there was a we've gotten grants whether it's from The Gates Foundation in the pasture or the NIH or the European Union or the Dutch government of the Carlos Slim Foundation we're not going to pass those costs on we'll just you know that was used for R&D and we would just cause 4 the cost of good so at least we can get it down to just a couple of dollars to do so few dollars does


    The Biggest Drivers of Infectious Disease | Joe Rogan & Peter Hotez
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    what are the big drivers of infectious diseases right now in the anomaly in the US but globally there really some interesting forces and a lot of them are social determinants so a big one is poverty that's that's a huge one the other big one is political instability in war because it interrupts Public Health control measures of Venezuela which was leading Public Health control and Latin America for decades with the collapse of the economy and that in the shop is there an hour to the Medora area Majora area we've got a terrible situation where we've had measles returned in a big way so huge numbers of cases of measles while we fed all the neglected tropical diseases come back as well as malaria Chagas disease leishmaniasis so it's really interesting how that is destabilizing the whole region because now Venezuela has one of the largest diasporas of people as big as the diaspora coming out Syria and Iraq another diseases are moving into adjacent areas of Brazil and Colombia and Ecuador and so it's really and then that's another big drivers political instability the third one are we think is climate change maybe very important so you know why did we see this big surge of chikungunya virus infection in the Western Hemisphere razika we don't really understand the forces of that and what's going on in southern Europe right now is quite concerning we've had malaria return grease after it's been gone for 70 years malaria is returned to Italy we're seeing schistosomiasis neglected tropical disease on the island of Corsica we've got Dengue Chikungunya West Nile Virus across Italy Spain Portugal so we're trying to understand why that isn't there some thought that climate change maybe a big driver that know what other infectious diseases or parasites rather do they vaccines for today have a vaccine for toxo which is no vaccine for toxoplasmosis there's a prototype malaria vaccine that it's a malaria vaccine is called Moscow lyrics that's the trade name that was developed supported with a lot of funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and working in partnership with GlaxoSmithKline and that malaria vaccine now has been approved for children by the European medicines agency and it's being introduced now in three countries in Africa Malawi Ghana and I forgot the third one I think it was 10:00 is there an adverse reaction that people have that stuff cuz I know the traditional malaria medication I had friends that took it and had horrible nightmares ending with us while the problem that you got into it with malaria is that before 6 months of age you have maternal antibodies and bring your brother Richard born with antibodies from your mother and they'll start to wane by 6 months of age so the ones who got hospitalized with measles was what's called cerebro malaria which is a devastating condition or severe malaria anemia which is also a killer or those children between 6 months of age and 5 years of age those the ones but we want to protect now and it's one of the leading killers of children globally right is connected to a crack right sickle cell is it has something to do with people developing an immunity to malaria Community but it's a natural protection so individuals who have the sickle cell trait seem to be partially resistant to malaria and that's the thinking why the gene for sickle cell has been preserved in Africa for so long is because it does confer some protection against malaria some of the reason for keeping the gene in the gene pool that we were actually discussing that I grew up with died from it so it seems to play exist in African Americans or Africans is that correct. There's some other places as well but predominantly play stand out there and among African-Americans people whose ancestors came from these tropical climates where they write and yes I was Fritz really quite an amazing story so there's no no no vaccine for toxoplasmosis is there anything on the horizon is there anything we worked on because that's a big one right it's a real big problem on people with HIV it's for instance that's it because it reactivate your toxoplasmosis and we even see it and I even seen in kids sometimes but the thing is is it's in some countries up to 30% of people are actually infected with Toxoplasma and the parasite has the ability to undergo a dormancy stayed in the body until your immune system gets compromised either because of AIDS or because if you get some kind of medicine that suppresses your immune system and then it can reactivated and cause that's called cerebral toxoplasmosis pictures of quite serious so most people Handler toxoplasmosis very well you know you you die with it and don't even know you have it but in some cases it gets reactivated right now there doesn't seem to be a lot of incentive for developing a toxoplasmosis vaccine although I'd be very interested to work on something like why would there be no incentive such a large-scale hundreds of millions of people worldwide right that's right and part of the problem is we have almost no information on the actual number of people who have it and how extensive it is so we call that disease bird we don't have good disease burden estimates of toxoplasmosis cats psoriasis and that's a parasitic worm infection we're finding in the United States among the poor and that's the one so what happens is if you going with the poor neighborhoods you know you see a lot of feral cats and dogs and four neighborhoods Almost 100% of them have this warm in their intestines and their seeding the environment with eggs in their feces in the feces are spread all over the poor neighborhood kids come into contact with him in the worm has the ability to migrate to the brain across syrebral toxocariasis and I think it's an important cause of Developmental delays it's one of those neglected diseases in the US and talk about in the book and there's no vaccine for that either no vaccine for Edwin to very little awareness about it wow so it's not rare I mean in some cases you know up to 10% of certain populations like African African Americans living in poverty are infected with it and it's primarily pets or is it rodents Simon pets is mostly stray dogs and cats and and I get written this is an example of a neglected tropical disease here's here's a disease of up to 10% of African Americans living in poverty in the United States and almost nobody is studying wow Ryan it can affect the way your mind function right so you know everybody wants to know why you no kids living in poverty have developmental delays and people just assume it's because they deprived environment and that sort of thing but I think toxocariasis is an important underlying reason for it in this is an example of a neglected disease you know we I mean everybody's heard of Ebola right and everyone's worried about ebola and the truth is Ebola was never going to come to the United States why not ever going to because it's too difficult to transmit unless you have a complete collapse in the house system we're never going to have Ebola epidemic in the United States but here's a disease of 10% of African Americans living in and no one's heard of it and there's no one sent it to study so that's why I'm trying to raise awareness about these poverty-related diseases and I don't understand why people don't talk about that when I wrote the book was you know I've had a lot of success getting people to care about neglected tropical diseases in Africa and worked you need the u.s. agency for International Development to support a package of medicines that's now being ministered over a billion people annually you know was one of my proudest accomplishments is is helping to raise awareness about neglected tropical diseases like we've been talking about a book Mormon sheet this my assistant Africa Asia and Latin America but the minute I talk about poverty related diseases in the US the lights go out why is there a I don't know I can't I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong I've had so much success getting parent people that care about ntds neglected tropical diseases in poor developing countries but you know there's been no response to this book I mean it is an end the estimates that I come up in the book are we have 12 million Americans live in poverty with a neglected tropical disease toxocariasis is one of them another one is Chagas disease and the list goes on it's been very hard to get people to care about the poor in this country. very strange to me and I've always said that about the way we treat other countries we want to send the maid and rebuild these countries but we don't do anything about these terrible communities that have been terrible in this country for decades upon decades right and so I try to make the point the world has changed you have this this old Norm of global Health developed vs. developing it still exists but it's going away work what we're seeing is our general rise in all all economies in some African countries at 8 or 9% economic growth but it's all leaving behind the bottom segment of society and so I don't care where you show me poverty whether it's in Texas or Alabama or Nigeria or Bangladesh I will show you these poverty-related diseases and you know I I know what's your name AOC congresswoman from New York is talk a little bit about hookworm in Alabama so last time I was in Washington I dropped off a copy of the book in her office but no response yet you had a magic wand and someone said you could do whatever you want to fix this what would you do so I did meet with a couple of people on the hill and and they asked me that question what's the magic wand and there's a couple of things one we need to actually look for these diseases because the problem is they're the the disease that causes a satellite developmental delays so that if you're you know a killer who lives in poverty Elemental delays the pediatrician both even think to do a test for toxocariasis so that would so we need to raise awareness we need to go into poor communities across the country and actually take a blood test and actually measure for the presence of that disease or that parasite once you find that disease what would you do that well it depends on the disease in some cases we have treatments for in life the treatment for toxocariasis is a 5-day course of a simple pill of albendazole yeah so did we have you know we have interventions so one you know doing what I call Active surveillance looking for these diseases the other one is really trying to understand how these diseases are transmitted what is it about poor neighborhoods that is facilitating transmission I think the third problems the diagnostic test themselves because they're very complicated test sometimes you know they are done at the Centers for Disease Control and prevention are lab tropical medicine does a few of them but it's not like you know when you go for a you go for blood work and your doctor and you get a little lab slip from Quest Diagnostics with the you know the blood chemistry is the blood counts there's no box there for toxocariasis and so we need more improve test point-of-care diagnostic test test but just batak so there's a treatment for toxoplasmosis what is it it's a pair of methenamine sulfa drug but it requires a long treatment course how long I'd have to look up the number two days I haven't read a page with toxoplasmosis in awhile but and killed it effectively so most people that have it really don't even know they have this right and most people who have neglected tropical diseases don't know they have it either so that me and Texas princess we have transmission of a parasitic disease called Chagas disease it's a cause of heart disease we are members of our faculty were actually able to track down individual to a donated blood and the Gulf Coast Regional Blood Authority actually found somebody popped people positive for Saugus disease they were told to go see your primary health care provider and the unfortunate the primary health care providers Not educated about these diseases and they just as it must be a false positive so you know our faculty attract them down and raible to get them into treatment and what is the treatment for Chagas had it so that's a anti-parasitic agent called the school and that kills it enough but sometimes you don't catch it we're trying to develop a therapeutic vaccine for this disease but again it's a therapeutic vaccine for a poverty-related disease so it's very tough perfect people of color is well right now cuz you know because it's so linked to Poverty well also write slavery in the history of slavery in this country than the history of systemic racism in places where they just literally would not sell homes to people who are African-American all these things are connected to the the contribution of maintaining these impoverished communities and it's been almost no effort whatsoever other than the people living in the community trying to do better and raise everybody up there's been no effort whatsoever by the federal government to step in and try to rehabilitate it like at a large-scale approach the rehabilitation places like the ghettos of Houston or Baltimore or I thought I knew what poverty living in it I was before I move to Texas in 2011 I was chair of microbiology George Washington University and I thought I thought I knew a property look like I move down to the Gulf Coast it's a different animal I mean the the depth and breadth poverty in the Gulf Coast in the southern part of the United States is just extraordinary and it's been very hard to get people to want to really take it on and really addressed these these poverty-related diseases you think what do you think the cause of it is this for quite a while what the cause of did neglect yes yeah I don't know I don't know what you know of is it something about American exceptionalism or something we just don't want to admit we have poor people I don't know you know that I wasn't the first to come up with you know to raise this issue my poverty when I was in high school or Junior High School I was forced to read a book and at the time I didn't care about it was called the other America was written by fantastic social activist named Michael Harrington who was I think someone was very devout Catholic actually so and he wrote this book called the other America talks about the hidden poverty off the road and the actual number of people who live in extreme poverty hasn't changed and stuff book was written in the early 60s. Brooke was helped was what helped Lyndon first Kennedy than Linda Johnson launched the war on poverty 1964 I dusted off that book and it's still it's still work today and that's how I start out talking my book Blue Marble Health about that book the other America by Michael Harrington you know that that is a very strange thing our acceptance of these and we have always said that if you want to make America a better place the best thing to do is not invade other countries or intervene the best thing to do is try to rebuild these impoverished communities by the United Nations special Repertory poverty until 2017 and his numbers came up with we have 19.4 million Americans who live in what's called Extreme poverty that is it half the u.s. poverty line and roughly around 5 million Americans living on less than $2 a day the same Benchmark could use for Global poverty everywhere million and and guess what those probably all have neglected tropical diseases 5 extreme poverty in Africa $10 + $2 University of Michigan Center on poverty is also shown that we have to get the number 2.7 million families living on less than $2 a day which is probably about the same as the 5 million number Jesus Christ now and again this is not a topic that is very popular presidential debates we hear about ebola and diseases like that and sometimes of my frustration I say you know where these are imaginary diseases and yet here we've got widespread disease of the port in the US in the lights go out remember when that woman came back from Africa and she was a nurse and she had been some in some connection contacted with ebola she didn't have it and they want to quarantine are they stuck around some cabin on the airport or something terrible thought it was so cruel is it just an ignorance of how the ends Modesto right but that means if a single individual gets measles 12-2-18 others get it because the virus hangs around in the environment and so easily transmissible that's right or even in the Avon in the atmosphere so I'm and that's why you get these really large measles outbreaks like your singing Washington State and usually those are infants under the age of 12 months not yet old enough to have actually loved ones wind up hospitalized and then sick the ball is just the opposite a ball is a reproductive number of two or three so unless you're taking care of a dead or dying Ebola patient where someone has recently died cuz that's only towards the end stage of the disease that you really get large numbers of virus particles in the body you're not going to get Ebola so the reason is being so hard right now to contain a Democratic Republic of Congo is not because it's so highly contagious it just that the place is decimated by the Clapton infrastructure assoc of a civil war so even though we have a nominee Bola vaccine it's hard to vaccinate everybody and how is it transmitted Ebola by contact with fluids of somebody with with ebola so it has to get into your tissues because if we could get the after the leaders of those G20 countries together to G20 Summit and say we're really going to do something about the neglected diseases in our own borders and I went through the United States we could get rid of two-thirds of the world's poverty-related neglected diseases right off the bat wow so a lot of it is political will ignorance or lack of awareness and political will what is it seems like in this country kaga to know about allow these adjustments you're describing yeah I know I mean so we'd we need to raise awareness about these that's why I'm so thrilled it was so thrilled to come here because I've just Amplified the number of people who've heard of this concept of Blue Marble Health yeah the name that I've given the different name from Global Health to two separate separated from the two so you know coming on here is so powerful and terms of amplifying that message


    Why the Lyme Disease Vaccine Was Pulled | Joe Rogan & Peter Hotez
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    Lyme disease vaccine but the problem was it was actually causing people to get Lyme disease so that's a talk about controversial topics yeah that's so there was a Lyme disease vaccine that was developed actually from a colleague of mine at Yale University and then it was and they licensed it I think it was to GlaxoSmithKline and they developed it is a click all that limerick's it was the Lyme disease vaccine and actually most of the study suggests that actually work pretty well the problem was they were number of who felt that the vaccine made them worse or they said they had chronic lyme disease that wasn't effective so was really up Market perception problem more than anything else in the ultimately it hurt the bottom line of the company and they they withdrew it from a friend of mine's dad got the vaccine and then got Lyme disease they think he got Lyme disease from the vaccine probably not probably is a weird word possible cause Lyme disease is caused by the Lyme bacteria the spirochete called borrelia burgdorferi and the vaccine is not a live vaccine it's a recombinant protein-based vaccine so it's not so there's nothing in that vaccine that could have caused this adverse reaction that they directly Tribute To That vaccine probably not again your same problem I don't know the patient was reinforced by a lot of negative information out there on the internet because it wasn't working but because of Market perception and and all that sort of thing that was a time before the number of cases of Lyme disease have really taken off so equation Works a little differently with measles measles is a killer disease Lyme disease was not a killer disease and people now and some case it seems to be connected to a host of other ailments to correct like Lyme disease that exacerbates a bunch of different maybe possibly even existing health issues well you have to be careful in the end this gets into another controversial butthole I'm not sure we want to get into or not today but you know the Infectious Disease Society of America Francis has come out with a strong statement saying that there's really no such thing as chronic lyme disease and I'm the scientific evidence does not support something called chronic lyme disease yet there lots of people suffering with chronic debilitating illness who claimed that it's caused by Lyme disease so this is something that is out there right now why they saying that there is no such thing as chronic lyme disease was there evidence the evidence is that there's no evidence that they can detect spirochetes in the body in many cases people who had Lyme disease don't have persistent evidence of having antibodies any longer to do the Lyme spirochete so it's a whole different area right but they do have this chronic inflammation and pain in their joint they have something but it doesn't seem to the affections to decide if America which is one of the leading infectious disease bodies in our country and I'm not an expert on Lyme disease so I'm not too comfortable going there with you saying that there's no evidence that that that's actually associated with active infection with Lyme disease and what are they how are they describing and what how are they so another what's what's a what's causing all decent isn't it bizarre the same people got Lyme disease first and then how about these host of issues afterwards I guess part of the problem is in some cases that Lyme disease first in some cases they really didn't have Lyme disease unfortunately there are number of unscrupulous Healthcare Providers even Physicians out there that are making the misdiagnosed either they're making a misdiagnosis of Lyme disease or in some cases they're actually taking everyone who comes to the door and diagnosing them with lime we didn't have Lyme disease unfortunately there are number of unscrupulous Healthcare Providers even Physicians out there that are making the misdiagnosed either they're making a misdiagnosis of Lyme disease or in some cases they're actually taking everyone who comes to the door and diagnosing them with Lyme disease I'm sure you're aware the lone star tick allergy to red meat that's really fascinating


    Joe Asks Peter Hotez, "What Causes Autism?"
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    causing autism and eating your personal estimation do you think that it is a that there's a rise in the factors that are causing autism or do you think that it's of a rise in the understanding of these variables that contribute to it that you could diagnose people within that before they were previously undiagnosed so I think most of it is that that we're just diagnosing it more recruiting individuals in the autism category that and we didn't before and by the way the number about to go up even more because we're getting better at diagnosing girls and women with autism which is also quite interesting used to say with ten-to-one boys the girls and now we know they're a lot more girls and women on the autism spectrum it's just that they're usually more verbal and they can camouflage it better but they have very high rates of comorbidities like obsessive compulsive disorder attention deficit hyperactivity disorder a lot of the teenage girls with eating disorders now they're finding could actually be on the office Spectrum so the numbers are about to go up again I mean that's just an example I mean is I guess what you're really trying to get at is it is it beyond that is there is there a Bonafide increase beyond the number of diagnosis and and that one I'm still not sure about an article about early onset gender dysphoria being connected to young girls right autism right there is a disproportionate number of girls with gender dysphoria who turned out to be also autistic I have heard that as well yeah that's actually think about now on your chin and fasting if there's a nice paper by very good environmental scientist Newfield landrigan who used to be at Mount Sinai now I think he's at Boston College now and he publishes about five or six chemicals in the environment which if you're exposed to for long periods of time during early pregnancy your child will be born with some features that resemble autism I have to remember all I've talked about him in the book I want one of them is Depakote valproic acid which is a psychiatric medicine used as a mood stabilizer or an antidepressant so prolong use of Depakote during pregnancy has been linked to something that resembles autism so that common medication the common medication but now that we know this information we don't use it anymore it's a warning things that I've been saying to people like Bobby Kennedy and everything else if you really want if you really think there's some environmental link to autism we've got a list of at least six chemicals during early exposure in pregnancy that are probably causing mutations and things like that that are leading to autism why are waiting why isn't anybody looking into that it's just crazy at me so all the focus on Valley Center vaccine and it kind of sucks all the oxygen out of the room so that you know really understanding the search for autism gets delayed in some cases doesn't get pursued at all or the other thing that happens in many state legislatures and things like that focuses how much about vaccines that we don't talk about what autism parents really need I mean what do I need for Rachel we need you know employment counseling and help we need mental health counseling what do we do after we're gone Rachel right now is living with us and I turn 60 my wife is in a 58 what happens to us 10 15 20 years from now there's no roadmap so so all of that Santa decide because of these phony baloney anti-vaccine arguments when I get angry that's when I start to realize these guys in addition to affecting public health or actually hurting autism families as well that makes sense that you especially as a scientist now when you're talking about these various chemicals that you think do contribute to or possibly cause autism maybe we should really come turn on that and then publish something about this is this something that is there an article that people can go to that says something about that as I talked about it in the book and open up the book I can read online about this without going to your book probably no one of the problems that we face in this country is that we put a lot of scientific articles behind paywall is that we put a lot of scientific articles behind paywall rise of real source of frustration for me and I do they do that well one of the things that I've done now is I'm one of the I found it a an Open Access Journal call the public library science neglected tropical diseases so that anybody with a computer you know an internet connection and a printer can download the articles for you to charge and we need more of that


    Scientist "The Anti-Vax Lobby Owns the Internet" | Joe Rogan
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    I want the internet right now they've what does that mean what that means is they've got they put on up by some estimates 502 vaccine websites so that every time you put the word vaccine into a search engine whether it's Yahoo or Google you're going to get anti-vaccine misinformation that's number one second we know now it's amplify social media like Facebook other forms of social media so at 3rd but the Amazon site I mean it's it's incredible so my book this book the good news is it's I think it's right now it's the highest-rated pro-vaccine book on Amazon the bad news is overall strength about 20 because there's 19 other phony-baloney anti-vaccine books so he legislators about applying them with false information about wetbacks vaccines do so and and the problem is we don't have a robust system of pro-vaccine advocacy the counter it so we don't really hear as much as we need to from the federal government from the CDC from the Surgeon General so unfortunately in this country the defensive vaccines Falls to a handful of academic like myself and you know I'm an academic I wrote a book what chance do I stand against this major media Empire. Why do you think that exists why do you think there is this major media Empire that's against vaccines that's a great question what's the motive what's the motivation number one and number two for the money coming from right but there's no money behind those millions of dollars behind this to put out funny documentaries and phony book what's a good funny documentary 2.2 because they're so litigious opened and I don't have the means to defend a lawsuit and I usually don't mean specific agenda do we do now in some cases that the some elements of the anti-vaccine LaPierre promoting phony autism therapies right there doing terrible things like this thing called MMS which are bleach enemas giving bleach enemas to the children bleach by bleach because they're cleansing the immune system cleansing they're doing chelation therapy which is very dangerous that's where they they claim you know kids are overdose with toxic Metals so they give a chemical that actually can chelate the metal but it can kill at your calcium and then put you into a fatal arrhythmia as well they're also who is doing this chelation therapy unfortunately or other health professionals therapy on which is really bad so insomnia Hyperbaric therapy bad welfare doesn't do anything for autism that's broken but it's it's good for recovering from injuries and be under certain selected so who knows what you shouldn't be doing that then the other then that's one so how much of this is being driven by Financial motivation pedaling these phony autism therapist I can take my senses that's not the big piece of this there's also some reports not Russian Bots and trolls that are amplifying this and sewing political instability Ryan tree but again you add that all up the funny autism therapies the Russian Bots intro to my mind that really doesn't get our arms around the Big Driver this thing so I think we really need some good investigative journalist to look into this well do you think that there's some sort of a really believe that vaccines do cause autism they don't truly understand the science and they haven't talked to someone like you and maybe they have this idea that cemented in their mind and they're not willing to look at it objectively and look at the full spectrum of possibilities and look at the science behind what you guys are saying because in there had they've been saying vaccines cause autism they've been saying it for so long that once someone gets that and they're connected to that it's very difficult for the machine gears bit people are really hard not being married to an idea he had no I agree and I spend a lot of time going on the country giving up what it called Grand rounds lectures to hospitals and medical schools pediatric Grand rounds I've had the chance to talk to a lot of Pediatricians nurses and nurse practitioner even and more and more than a few parents my impression is most of the parents for a call to be so-called vaccine hesitant this is the word of the day are not really deeply Doug and I mean you can just going to have a conversation with them and explain to them like we're talkin now and very you know non-technical way you know the evidence showing vaccines don't cause autism in the lack of plausibility given that it that it begins in pregnancy and no vaccinate their kids there is another percentage and I don't know what the percentage for 10:15 in and our holy invested in this conspiracy theory that the that the government is in cahoots with the pharmaceutical companies and body body and then if you try to talk him out of it they just think you're part of the conspiracy so that sort of a no-win approach there but but most parents you can have a good conversation with most parents yeah it's not necessarily the most parents dealing with these people that maybe they're into a bunch of different alternative therapies but two different kinds of cleansing and there's a lot of that nonsense that you find online where we look there's a legitimate but I would guess my point sorry but I guess my point is parents don't get the chance because they're so inundated with phony anti-vaccine information that so what do you think should be done should there be a pro vaccine documentary that makes sense that night for the question I think there's three things that need to be done first of all some of this anti-vaccine media Empire needs to be dismantled his mantis mantles and then I don't know whether the wrong or right like shouldn't does it mean it seems like there should be some sort of a debate right like if there's someone who's saying that there's some evidence of vaccines cause debates you're saying there's no evidence of vaccines cause debate evidence that vaccines cause autism debate where there's some sort of like some sort of them conversation where you can have you versus someone else and break this down yeah but that that has that's a two edged sword to because you know then it gives some false legitimacy to TNT vaccine side it's like debating does smoking cause cancer problem if you do Google Search and you're just overwhelmed right with antivirus seems like they've been lost if that's the case that's right legitimacy what song is not necessarily giving him legitimacy it's giving them you give you rather a forum to dismiss their legitimacy yeah I mean I think part of it has to be done is this gets into all sorts of First Amendment issues and I'm not a lawyer but you know the the idea that Amazon now is putting out all of these phony books and and funny documentaries distributor let me know it's mine tooth, but maybe there should be some Screaming maybe Amazon maybe Facebook should all be hiring Chief scientific officers to you know putting some stops on the dissemination of of information because it's harming children about it actually wrote the book is is kind of interesting I and actually happened before all these big measles outbreaks that we've been having I noticed that in Texas there was where I Laboratories at Texas Children's Hospital Baylor College of Medicine we noticed that there was a steep increase in the number of kids whose parents were opting them out of getting vaccinated to the point where in Texas we have over 600 60,000 kids not getting their vaccines in the state of Texas and those the ones we know about we don't know anything about the 325,000 homeschool kids so we probably have over a hundred thousand kids not getting vaccinated all because of this misinformation campaign and I was really troubled by the fact that the no response to it and that drove me to write the Books of the point is now Texas is very vulnerable to measles outbreak can I say measles more than the others cuz that's the most highly contagious disease with the danger of a child getting measles is there any benefit to know there's no benefit in Melanie's marvelous measles it does not it does not it's remember I'm after so let's go back a little bit smallpox was eradicated in the late 1970s through vaccination 1 smallpox was eradicated radically measles was arguably the single leading killer of children globally 2.6 million children died of your measles because it causes measles pneumonia measles Encephalitis talk about permanent neurologic injury that's a bad actor measles and then deafness at all and then through Global vaccination campaigns we brought it down by the year 2002 about half-a-million kids dying and then the Gates Foundation put up 750 million dollars to create the gavi Alliance to Global lines for vaccines and immunization we've brought it down now to 100,000 but not measles is coming back you're upset disaster right now he's got 80,000 measle cases in 2018 in Europe and now it's coming back to the US and so My worry is the Smith anti-vaccine Empire isn't it started out as a fringe group but now it's really affecting Public Health allowing a deadly disease like measles to come back to do think if there's some sort of definitive evidence that shows to the general public like you could you could show it to them like this is what causes autism we've narrowed it down to these jeans and it it has nothing to do with vaccines if you give these vaccines to people without these jeans there is no way they're going to get autism to get autism specifically because of these variations in their chain you just you just Summarize the book but I'll be more than a buck means in some places polios made a Resurgence of polio in our we're down to about three three countries that still have transmission a wild-type polio it's Nigeria pakistan-afghanistan so hopefully we're getting arms around pelea but measles is now combat roaring back with a vengeance 1 people contracted polio outside of those areas and those are the areas where it's at every now and then some cases pop up wherever it in this could get it on to a whole nother topic wherever there's collapse and Health Systems infrastructure from war political instability these diseases can come back they can come back and the people that are vulnerable to children that are not immunized that's right and when you're immunized you're not vulnerable that's right yeah people always want to think that big Pharma but I've I've said some terrible things about big Pharma and the reason being is pain killers cuz painkillers and antidepressants and there's a ssris which over-prescribed and the painkiller one kills me because I know people directly that have been addicted to these goddamn things in the doctors are passing them out like candy so people look at big farm as being o these are the monsters that push this they're also the people that give you things that save people's lives going on their little big defender of the big pharmaceutical companies I mean one of the things that the empty Max the insulted anti-vaxxers let me as they say I'm a shill for industry they say I'm secretly taking money from a penny from them foundations then I'd like the national opposite of Health right and then they say I'm secretly making millions of dollars for our vaccines for hookworm and schistosomiasis in shock as we do with all that money because my wife says if only that were the case right these are diseases of the poorest of the poor I'll never make a penny on me early phase process development and Manufacturing and IND filing with the FDA investigational new drug applications for working and kind of stuck in Phase 1 Phase 2 clinical trials cuz we don't have the big Pharma money to take us all the way to licensure so I've had a lot of meetings with the big pharmaceutical companies to see if they can partner with us and so far that hasn't happened so is that has there ever been any discussion or any interest in creating some sort of a compelling documentary that's pro-vaccine and I can counter all these things cuz there's there's quite a few health-related documentaries that I know her horseshit because I've talked to actual real scientist in a clinical researchers that say like all these things are saying wrong and this is why the wrong in this you can show this the wrong thing and then when someone says hey I saw this documentary it says that all you eat is toast you can save us a man got to go here and watch this and I'll show you why that's nonsense right is there anything like that right now right now there are some discussions but it's worth a long way off and then and the problem is TNT vaccine documentaries are being distributed widely distributed widely sold and and those people that are talking about it here's another problem whenever I talk to someone about doing this a lot lately or talk to someone about something that passion about what books you read on it was like books that are written by actual researchers people that have spent decades in Labs understanding what's going on you don't really you know you don't get a lot of that from the people that are anti anything right well that's that's what I wrote the new book it's a very confusing thing for parents cuz you're scared you know you have this little tiny baby that you love more than anything in this world and then the doctor say hey we've got this round of vaccines, and you're just terrified that you're going to do something to your child can you turn your child into someone whose is compromised in the point is Promised these diseases her back now and so it did the urgency to vaccinate is now more than ever I mean remember right now look what's going on in Vancouver Washington right now where the measles outbreak is underway the ones who who are at greatest risk are infants under the age of 12 months not yet old enough to get their vaccine so that if your parent right now living in Vancouver Washington you're terrified you're terrified taking your baby out the Walmart or the public library That vaccine because the older kids are catching it will wear the personal Liberties of this parent now who terrified The Taker and when you stay or her infant anti-vaccine he not be aware of the science behind this what is he getting wrong what what he's getting wrong is just about everything you know he's formed an organization called Children's Health defense and and start heating at a press conference about it I think it was September October of last year it is probably one of the best organized anti-vaccine groups out there that was doing environmental health and things like that I don't know any part of that business followed what they what he does with vaccines but it's all it's all nonsense Holocaust denier cars that are anti-vaccine books you've already lost the battle like it's time to regroup and maybe regrouping would be confronting someone with actual scientific information mean you are a real doctor your guy who actually studies is and you're a man who understands the science your legitimate academic you could you could actually put a dent in this with a real conversation yeah potentially potentially so he's very clever Wright and Brian Eno's hot are presumably knows how to do arguments in court and one of my I'm a scientist do you think that he wants to deceive people or do you think that maybe he's just incorrect into his accumulation of data his his his information is is highly misleading now what else is you say the lobby is this an organized good question again we need somebody who really wants to do a deep dive in this and kind of the sect out the pieces to understand but it's it's impressive what you got out their terms of the hundreds of websites and the amplification on social media and everything else is it are there just one or two or three groups behind it or is it a random collection of organizations that that needs to be looked at


    Scientist Says Vaccines Don't Cause Autism | Joe Rogan
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    and we'll live how are you good to see you again I'm thrilled to be here thanks for doing this man thanks for having me before we get started I did not know when I asked you to come back on that you were heavily involved in this whole vaccine debate when I wanted to have you on to talk about is tropical diseases because I remember when we did that Sci-Fi show you explain to me that some ungodly percentage of people tropical climates are infected by parasites that's right well my day job is developing vaccines for tropical diseases we developed the vaccines no one else will make because of their for the world's poorest people so we call him tropical diseases but they really are diseases of poverty the vaccine issue the the advocacy issue around vaccines and autism is kind of a new thing that I got drawn into just because I'm a parent of an adult daughter with autism and I make vaccine so is it natural that I'd get traded to yeah so when I said that you were going to come on then I got inundated by people that are you know the vaccine thing is such a polarizing issue and so many people seem to think they absolutely know what causes what especially when it comes to something like autism which is a huge issue in this country to hugest around the world and it doesn't didn't used to seem to be the question is was that because it was undiagnosed was that because it just do it more prevalent today what do you think what is your take on but I don't think we really know one thing's for sure we're diagnosing people with Autism who we diagnosed as something else in the past you know whether it was in a really horrible diagnosis we use pejorative terms like mental retardation start again no no no it's okay he was just saying who just telling me that the clock is screwed up because of daylight savings time right sorry totally unrelated what country's flag is great so we don't know we don't well you know what one thing is clear that the number of diagnosis is going up but part of that is because what we used to call pejorative things like mental retardation now get thrown into the autism category the other thing not do it absolutely well you know now we call it was part of the autism spectrum we also because autism often has a lot of associated intellectual disabilities not always but sometimes the other is that is that based on aptitude tests like how do you how do they decide how do they do they have a list of diagnostic you know one of the interesting side pieces to this is you know the there's a group of people out there who self-identify themselves is the autistic's and they get very resentful or hurt when they're called a disease or disorder the end because they say when we're not an epidemic where we're a person and they said it's part of this whole neurodiversity movement which is quite interesting neurodiversity movement differently from others and they respond differently than others but they're not quote abnormal in and I think they have a good argue I heard of crazy argument once with someone that was said about to the point is that it's you know that the impairment like Rachel my daughter it's not so much her autism that towards her you know ability to have Partners or to have a meaningful career it's the fact that she has profound in her case profound intellectual disability goes along with it when they say that people have there's a spectrum right in some people who are autistic have incredible abilities as write them credible mathematical abilities musical abilities language abilities and then some people do not some people have legitimate issues you have with Rachel's case my daughter it's pretty good verbal IQ 80 90 which is very low perform volume 40 can't do simple math scan count money fortunately Goodwill Industries came to her rescue in our rescue and now she works there 2 hours a day sorting clothes and that's been really meaningful for her to get a paycheck so now he knows I say you're not so but that's why I don't like using those those terms because it puts people on the autism spectrum as though they have a disease right or which I don't like to do autistic don't like to think of themselves as a disorder they like to think of themselves as different different but not necessarily is a disorder right but that doesn't help us when we're trying to discuss it does it gets very hard to talk about which is actually accurate they have an issue there is an issue to say there's no issue is kind of ridiculous it says there's a reason why so many people are so concerned about autism and vaccines and autism Roberta environmental pollution between Autism that neurodiversity thing and actually having intellectual disabilities to go along with it maybe it's a bit of semantics if we don't know what causes autism what we do we do well we're getting there very closely so we've now there was a very important paper produced by written by group of the harvard-mit which is one of the Premier genetics genomics organizations in the country and they've now identified 99 Jeans it so it's a huge team of scientists not only the brode including PSI does a Baylor College of Medicine 99 genes involved in autism are all involved in early fetal development early brain development in the first and second trimester of pregnancy so now we're starting to really get her arms around what autism is and that's one of things I talked about in the book I mean we we have learned so much in the last couple of years but autism how it begins early fetal development well before kids ever see vaccines and that's one of the reasons I say vaccines did not cause Rachel's autism vaccines don't cause autism because autism is already underway in early early brain development is it possible that some people have this tendency towards autism and it's exacerbated by vaccines I don't think so I think what happens is the sequence of events happens during pregnancy but the full clinical expression of autism often doesn't happen till 18 or 19 months of age like Rachel Francis wasn't actually diagnose till 19 months of age and there's a fabulous studies now showing that that clinical expression of autism actually coincides with a big increase in the in the volume of the brain you can actually show on serial magnetic resonance imaging serial MRI of the brain starts to the brain volume starts to increase and that's very important cuz parents I will often remember on my kid got back sneaking around 18 months of age or 15 months of age want to link the two but now you can go back to 6 months of age and Justice studies done at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill showing so that you could do an MRI at 6 months of age and they can predict now they say with 90% accuracy which of the go on to develop autism and then you can take what do they sing what what are they saying they can see you have to go we can go into detail in the paper but they can see certain things on signatures on MRI that tell them that this kid is going to go on to develop okay so in fact all the express DNA of an individual in Rachel's case we did that and we actually find a mutation in a gene controlling neuronal connections which makes a lot of sense if you think about it isn't so so there is a way to to show whether children will be more likely to develop autism and there's there is a way to to look at their brain through fmri at a very early age and and also do the genetic sequence so it's not simply a man how they perform on cognitive test that's right that's right we're getting much better at getting arms around the diagnosis that have these anecdotal stories of their child getting vaccinated especially large doses of vaccines when they hit them with like 10 in a row and then all the sudden or major measles mumps and rubella is the one that gets repeated over and over again that's the one that made my child have autism I've heard that so many times and I've heard it from friends from friends that have children that have autism they had a child I've got the measles mumps rubella shot and then immediately there was a very distinct change in the child's Behavior well no question when you get the measles mumps rubella vaccine many times kids cry and Pen things like that and then autism will then begin sometime between the first and second year of life so it's logical to want to connect it to but now we know it's not even plausible because we know that if you go back to that an MRI at 6 months of age or go back prenatally we can even determine which kids are going to go on to develop autism complementing our massive epidemiologic studies done on over 1 million kids like in fact a new paper was just released this week showing that kids who get the MRI get the MMR vaccine are no more likely to get autism than kids who don't who don't get the MMR vaccine and the converse is also true kids on the autism spectrum are no more of likely to have gotten the MMR vaccine the kids not on the autism spectrum okay so it's a combination of that those big studies of over 1 million kids together with knowing what autism is that completely ruled out the possibility these jeans jeans and then the ability to scan the brain the serial MRI and that so you can tell which children have the propensity is it possible to children have all these issues and then do not get autism or do one percent of those children with those issues get autism it's a good question I don't know I'm a vaccine scientist so I'm you know the amount of the well really tried to do a deep dive in autism doing research on the book vs. human development right okay so so what you're saying though is that if a child does not have these mutations and does not have these issues that are present in during a cervical MRI that they will not go on to develop autism is that true far as we can tell you as we can tell so children without those issues who get vaccinated have have no problems which most children have no problems right yeah I mean you know we've learned a lot about the risk of vaccines and the numbers are extraordinary I'm in the risk of a severe adverse event happening after getting a vaccine is roughly on the water of one-in-a-million between between one and a million and one 10 million so and I found an internet report once a satellite likelihood of getting struck by lightning is 1 and 700000 so it's you know the like there are having a severe event after a vaccine is your odds are better of getting struck by lightning then when you say severe event what do you mean by severe event though there's actually a table that's put out by the national vaccine compensation act that includes shoulder injury that's one Encephalitis and shoulder internal yeah that's actually I'm from the actual injection injecting it in the wrong place so it goes into the joint issues were children have adverse effects and reactions to vaccines what do you attribute those two but one you wanted a milli I think you know when some queso biological variability I think it's hump only if it's a live virus vaccine like the measles mumps rubella vaccine and you have an underlying immune deficiency that wasn't picked up before then. Virus can replicate better but very rare things like that so as far as you know children who are healthy who get a vaccine is it's not biologically possible for them to develop these traits these mutations in the genes and these issues that you see present as best we can tell right now that seems case right as best you can tell right now it's a it's a great thing to say but for people to like on the outside like what does that mean I'm not a doctor I'm not smart enough to understand what doctor hotels is saying like what is he saying that's number one and two bits so there's there's the studies on a 1 million children showing that vaccines do not cause autism. The part one the second is that happened in the second part shows not only is there massive evidence that there's no link between vaccines and autism there's no possibility because we know so much about begins and go back to the first part the first part is studies number 1 million children they played this game and what I want not really a gay but what they called what they do is play this kind of thing of vaccine whack-a-mole because it first they alleged was the MMR vaccine and that came out of the study that was published in the Lancet 1998 then another group came along as if not I know we didn't mean the MMR vaccine meme n25 Marisol preservative that used to be in vaccine and the scientific Community not only damuth debunk the MMR Ling Ling then the end tomorrow we came along and said don't know we didn't mean that we're spacing vaccines too close together then they changed it to get around again I'm saying now it's the alemar aluminum in vaccines so the end of each time the scientific Community respond with massive epidemiologic study showed absolutely none of those things are true and do you think that it's just when you look at see if there's one in a million that has an issue with this and there's no it's not autism so whatever whatever those issues are that they hear these stories in these stories do accumulate because there's 300-plus million people in this country and over 10 20 years of one in a million you develop a significant history of cases where children did have issues with vaccines so these people hear about these stories and people are terrified obviously I have children become very overprotective of his children he worried or not so don't know like why do they get so many shots all in a row like that why does a baby get 10 shots in a day that seems crazy but I don't get 10 shots in a day most of most of the vaccines are now combined so for instance in 1 vaccine we can vaccinate against diphtheria pertussis tetanus polio influenza type B which is a terrible cause of of meningitis and in some cases not even hepatitis someone shot is pretty women's combined and there's all sorts of study showing that it's safe to combine them in and it's fantastic now you can vaccinate with one shot against diseases soul and these are life-threatening disease right so the only concern is that a child's immune system when they're bombarded with this one you're so awesome to causes them to be tired or their gets sick of the liver in the human system is not by the anti-vaccine lobby Blobby remember the child's gut the intestines and the respiratory tree is is this or organs of antigen presentation a baby on average is exposed to hundreds of new antigens every day so the idea that you're going to quote overwhelm the immune system with a vaccine against six diseases just doesn't make any sense I got this is all phony baloney stuff put out by the anti-vaccine lobby


    Joe Rogan Beat Lennox Lewis in Pool
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    how far so far so far years will tell worry about that not really trying to keep my mind active a lot of Chess when you play chess every day play chess I don't know just play as much as I should I just play often and you know when you play offering you know people come out with the same moves like I've seen this movie who I know what to do right but you know depends people that use the ponds 222 wage war music Knights or the Bishops in combination so it really depends on what type of player there I'm a I'm a bully play I like playing was good it was at that was the warm-up by won the second game too so yeah you didn't know on that table because I table as 4 inch pockets that's that's my practice table Orange 5 inch pocket door 5 and 1/2 inch table you can't miss and it's it's dirty right now too so it's it's even it's even like that the cloth slow so balls don't drop in less then go right to the center sit in his bait means in perfect condition it's a basement find yeah that's a hard table do you know how many times he's been to my house when I was at my parents house as a as a solo man when you play chess are you like do you get ranked for you what it is is your points go up so I'm at 11:11 oh I wouldn't call me master yet but you know obviously if I get that and I'm trying to get as high as possible but if someone stalks okay yeah the basket on the computer on once you've made that move the time goes over reset that's good now do you like to Washington Square Park and play those dudes done when are all the time from Masters I mean that's all they want to do when you get really good at chess and I'm not really going to chest but I have friends that are they explained it like it becomes your whole life like you start thinking like as you walk in the street you thinking about Chess you just it becomes a thing where it's just everything it's all it's so it's such an intense game I really admire people that get really really good at chess mm inter mm yeah I was going to put my real name but yeah I don't want everybody to try and Beat the Champ well now that has retired right now let me know the location as iPhone to and it smashed is it smashed I tell you what happened what happened an iPad with let me tell you that I don't know who makes these iPhones but they make him to slip out of your hands that's the first thing I did was and then I forgot what I have to do to take it off the charger njre case look at these guys yelling challenging me are they now this game right now don't interrupt because it affects my score but I need you now I need to do we need to do this she's actually are you playing chess so yeah can either maybe you and I play together we should really learn the gap billiards in Pocket Billiards cushion Billiards you know what that is what is your two white balls in a red ball or two red balls and white ball and you got to sometimes a yellow ball red ball and white ball in the ideas you make contact with one ball and then you have to hit three cushions and then make contact with the second ball wow it's very complicated and is it good to watch it if you know how to play it it's good to watch but if you do know how to play it's something about I would I like about pools I like when the balls disappear like you make a ball goes away xylophone the balls disappear like a mega ball goes away goes knothole bye bich so you think the balls like it's got a finality to it feels good but with that it just clicks it's so just ding ding ding click but the people love it love it's a very intellectual game cuz it's all about geometry angles and spin and


    Lennox Lewis Asks Joe Rogan About Conspiracy Theories
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    please conspiracy theories I know you have some other day population control to believe that no I don't believe that I don't think there's any concerted effort like where there's a bunch of really rich people that have decided to euthanize a bunch of people to keep the population low I think that is that's paranoid I think that there's probably some people to go you know what we would be a lot healthy if there was less people but there's no there's no obvious effort the population keeps f****** growing imagine if you were the all power all knowing people that are running the world are you doing such a shity job of population control control India and China you're killing the meanest this is the rumor is that people where they wanted a son that they had a daughter they would the law of the lose for you and Tamia daughters win cuz there's so much easier to deal with really with my daughter I like this Robin Peters he's going to be amazing I'm so happy that you gave you my name is beautiful but I do want to do that to him people that are influencing the way the world works for sure but I don't think there's anybody that's really trying to control population. What about this one in the president's chair I think the Russians absolutely wanted Donald Trump to win absolutely definitely undermined democracy through various methods of manipulating people to social media in fact I have a woman coming on very soon when is Renee the restaurant this week next week she's on next week and she actually studied it and wrote wrote this very comprehensive report about it was on Sam Harris podcast and detailed millions of interactions with Russian Bots and Russian fake accounts and that these troll forms that we create memes and they did they do a bunch of different things they didn't just try to pump trump up but they also try to get people against each other and and cause all sorts of civil arguments in parts of online all sorts of unrest online they organized these meetings like they organized one pro Texas meeting across the street from a pro-muslim meeting I didn't get it all through Facebook to get these people to fight with each other they're doing these things to try to get people to take sides and to get people to be angry at the other side they did a lot of s*** like that real sneaky sneaky stuff that we probably do in foreign countries all the time and we know where they're doing it to us cuz now they're doing it through social media think about when we are growing up in the 80s 70s and 80s all of imagery we saw the USSR was very dark and gray and it was very I used to show us these big manly women will do you want and now you're like they're very happy thing I think he's got a kind of do something right once you say they're going to build a wall you got to kind of do something but then ship been built for two years into the president then billshit what is a year left and if we're going to have left the Presbyterians some wall there's some wall that's up but is also a big ass gaps and stop drugs from coming over from that walls he's got a kind of do something right once you say they're going to build a wall you got to kind of do something but then ship been built for two years into the president then billshit what is a year left and a half left of the Presbyterians some wall there's some wall that's up but is also a big ass gaps and the idea that they going to stop drugs from coming over from that walls praying on the wall


    Lennox Lewis on First Meeting Mike Tyson | Joe Rogan
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    Pennywise anymore but you don't hit a bag my son is 15 and I know he he wants to box of time we get a chance you know I'm always training him how big is he now 6-speed Cheese's and I like the way he was Dynomite Dynomite animal like me and I like when he was fighting a cutie like you thinks of what he would have done to his own Sons like don't do that and you talk about on the podcast he's very very very intelligent and well-read boxing is it in at least some levels of very very intellectual Pursuit Fitness you have to have a strong mind to be able to dodge those punches get in and get yours in that you have to you have to be able to sort out that problem is a problem in front of you the promise another man who's the same weight as you the same size as used are gloves on just like you do and he's trying to do what you're trying to do to him and yes I do that within seconds YouTube what's what's the rebuttal doesn't have the best vocabulary or because they don't have a comprehensive education and they're not intelligent that's a big mistake no best team yeah but one guy is my taking plans in this Majid don't like taking plans either so I'm like who's that and they told me was Mike Tyson cus D'Amato so me and my trainer we left Canada and we drove all the way up there and while we're up there a razor ruddock was up there and they said I really came to inspire with us it's okay I'm here for 4 days guy took me in his room show me some old flick that I've never seen before of old-time Fighters would tell me about each fighter like he started them and then you know this is where he got his old start is his style of fighting from and first day in the first day in the gym bell went he came across and he was trying to kill me I can know I did my Muhammad Ali thing obviously stayed away from his power for the first day was really hectic and then the second day was lactic in the got better as it went along with in the last day is I got to actually the better of him the last day and I remember custom Otis and Mike you going to meet him someday don't you do that always echoed in my mind that we we ever fight will we ever fight fight footage of it news about 52 don't know how old was he the time at 10:15 way back then being a teenager and standing front here in custom auto screen that out has been intense it was intense because custom other wasn't that loud when he was with me all of a sudden he became loud is like everybody listened you know and then you know there's certain ways that you get across the people in some some people take me out to shout at them did you ever wish that you fought him in his prime innocence identify them in his prime and you know Prime I was in my Prime to you know you're definitely in your Prime you were you were but I feel like his enthusiasm had waned before then you know you know how I look at that whole thing is Mike Tyson was an early Bloomer I was a late bloomer so you know when when both of us meet you know the perfect time perfect time for us is when we meet in the middle maybe people would look at it differently right because you beat him and beat him so soundly the people look at it like maybe his is time already been gone a Lennox turn pro after my cat already had to defeat 89 wow was doing those neck Bridges but he also just had freak genetics I'm just a phenomenal genetic specimen you know what I had to tell you that was in here and tell you how she should take Mike to The Smokers when he was 13 and said he was joking around about us at everybody always lied about how old people were to tell you the kid is 16 really was 20 there we did that and he said he goes so well how old is Katie what's 1390 lb he's f****** 13 what do you want he was he was a twelve-year-old 13 year old boy and he's gay hypnotized. We came from a terrible background was there was no love he was abandoned and all the sudden he's getting love and attention for something and is one thing was his man who was telling him you're going to be a great fighter you're going to be a world champion and he would to hypnotize me saying you don't exist the task exist you know you going to work the body and destroy this man and he beat up you would put these thoughts in his head and my couldn't wait to just get out there f*** people up cuz that's where you got the love that's we got the attention from never told him how to shut it off he never give me you have time to work with him cuz he was he was on his way out when he met Mike and so he only taught him how to destroy you never taught him how to cope and never taught him how to understand that there's going to be a lot of s*** coming your way and you got to know what that is and don't get caught up in that hype-train don't just don't get wrapped up in Hollywood and you know he wound up marrying Robin Givens and all that other b******* would be totally different last another 15 years Jimmy Jacobs it lasted another five years maybe it would have helped but I mean it's like once you were once removed from cuss it's like Kevin Rooney was once removed from cos right and then you Teddy Atlas was way more of a hardliner you know Teddy Atlas you couldn't pull any b******* with you know and like those other guys you just got to go I got to Aaron snowell Mike the dance right they got there when he's already at the dance and they just trying to like maintain things and he's not listening to anybody else or weren't boxing people as far as I was concerned when he was he was in a good situation you know there's a lady in the house cooking meals they had caused this cuz they're being a father figure to him everyday and that's what young kids need they need that you know to be spoken with by all the people yeah young kids need they need that you know to be spoken with by all the people yeah and in a lot of the young people nowadays and not even respect in the older people but they can gain a lot of information for my older person you know how do you deal with this situation it works for anytime I get a chance to talk to kids about you know their life and where they're going or is it take that opportunity


    Does Lennox Lewis Suspect Past Opponents Used Steroids? | Joe Rogan
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    it was slow down there Louis is a good fighter but you know given give give in like 10 years yeah and he would have he would have been these guys he would have given them a good good fight but right now he's obviously older and he's an old fighter doing some steroids it affects you know you going to the rooms like you know you're missing something something that was there in the past and it made you feel good now time I don't feel as good Bryant when you were fighting did anybody that you were finding did you suspect they were on something yeah a couple times but the good thing is that I know is I realized steroids steroids can never get this a strong Chin Chin so you can take as much on the chin right muscles on your face and then these body punches you can't you can't protect around here so they'll affect you as well so that's where you know when you when you hit when you hitting guys around here body punches and hit him on the chin LOL doesn't matter but don't you think that it does makes them stronger physically gives them more Vitality might make them able to absorb more punishment for a minute for a minute just for a little bit suspect was on something when he fought them I don't want to say. first name was his he was the first guy to have a strength and conditioning coach and and all that kind of stuff a dietitian Spanx did when he fought when he fought Larry Holmes he got the same guy Mackie shilstone Mackie shilstone got him in shape for Larry when he was coming up from light heavyweight that's the same guy that have and are used and they're doing it was really interesting because at the time that the conventional wisdom was a boxer should not lift weights and Evander was looking all kinds of weights and he put on all this muscle but knew he was about 200 205 lb when he first bought rap song yeah yeah yeah but this is in the night 80's 90's the good stuff wasn't available back then was it oh yeah I mean did Eastern Bloc women they made world records that was when he was that was when he was a cruiserweight Lookout any was massive amounts of male hormones in their body Flo-Jo yeah she still set the record right now for what whatever it was went and she was also someone that was accused of doing things yeah me and luck track and field according to Victor Conte who was the guy I have my podcast is the guy that got the clear to Barry Bonds and all those guys was supposedly undetectable steroid he said track and field is just dirty sport just like Tour de France like just like cycling's like this Saturday sport you got Carl Lewis trying to call out Husain bolt now right away if you had to give that title to someone who didn't test positive for anything you had to go back to 18 Place wow he's like you are psycho was better than your psycho they're all your off dirty there's a dirty sport he was just better at doing that support while being dirty not good you know they went off to the wrong thing you know people looking for drugs to help them get stronger when it's natural food that makes you stronger with what you put into your system so you know I know Jamaican food is great you know yams plantings Everything full movie Willy P feels better than that steroids was a way better I'm sorry they proved it when you just almost can't do Tour de France the way they were doing it without some sort of chemical help argued by physiologist they say it's actually better for your body to be on steroids while you're doing stuff like the Tour de France because you give your body a chance to recover because they're doing so much work over the course of this race that do without having some sort of chemical enhancement of your ability to recover you just not going to be able to do it now about your body LaFrance the way they were doing it without some sort of chemical help argued by physiologist they say it's actually better for your body to be on steroids while you're doing something like the Tour de France because you give your body a chance to recover because they're doing so much work over the course of this race that without having some sort of chemical enhancement of your ability to recover you just not going to be able to do it now about your body can't do right now


    Tyson Fury & Deontay Wilder | Joe Rogan & Lennox Lewis
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    before fights a year and then as you get better drops to three fights and then when you're the champion the drops that to fights so that's that's the progression of fighting you can't like for instance how many fights did Beyonce have this year maybe two before he would have like three to four what is a big deal because I ain't talking about Chestnut I think that he's pulled off the greatest Chestnut to move there is shoresy comes over from England he wouldn't he takes the challenges with Deontay Joshua didn't he boxed had a great fight now he's put himself right up with all three of them are on the same line to me and then now for the rematch they wanted people want to see Deontay and they want to see Tyson Fury again because the first fight was exciting Joshua who's he fighting you know he's going to fight big baby but nobody knows him where everybody knows Deonte boxing fans. crazy and then one the rest of the round he gets tagged a few times and starts boxing and then even tagged Deonte I still had them winning that fight was closed by a round of boxing one that night every both guys look great and boxed well and made it exciting fight that the rematch obviously everybody wants to see the real so when the rematch happened that that put Anthony Joshua on the Shelf in my eyes now put them on the Shelf a bit longer ESPN deal and you know Tyson Fury's boxing in front of the public yeah Anthony Joshua and Deontay Pay-Per-View fight Pay-Per-View but at least Tyson walks away like saying look look I won the decision I feel like I should have won the decision there's a dispute there's a debate about it but everybody wants to see that fight is not unreasonable Joshua's a star goes down if she wants real fights Deontay and beats Deontay the Tyson Deontay fights not that exciting Joshua wants real respect he's got to fight either Fiore or Dionte Ryals split you know that's a weird thing to Bigfoot obviously gets respect his heavyweight champion the world but split you know that's a weird thing to I like to see Joshua Ortiz I'm interesting fight it would be goddamn is that


    Lennox Lewis' Most Satisfying Victory | Joe Rogan
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    like a most satisfying victory yeah what is it I seen Rock nice going to say that I was going to say the rematch you should have beaten them cuz that would bother you so much do you know what really bothers me is the fact that I gave him an opportunity I gave him a fight when I'm basically waiting for Tyson and I have to keep busy I'm looking down the list of who to fight his number seven I realize that he's durable is not not one of these guys that got knocked out easy so I wanted to give my fans you know a proper fight box the best guy out there and not box easy guy that's easy to get knocked out I don't want to go home until around so and then another reason a lot of people don't know I went to Africa to fight because Muhammad Ali went to Africa a part in Africa so I wanted to do that once be a world champion I need to fight all around the world so that's what made me go to Africa the only thing about Africa is I didn't know that it was such a high-altitude up there and for me to have a fight I should have got there a lot earlier but I was doing Ocean's 11 at that time I was waiting for them to change the lights then go out and go out there for 2 minutes and then go back and sit there for another two hours while they change the lights pause training but it wasn't like it was in the conditions of training you know I needed a bag I needed sparring partners I'll be up there a lot sooner than above sea level higher than Big Bear don't tell me this was going to be one of those fights we have to take my time so I basically went out there taking my time I realized he's doing the same thing I'm dealing with although he was there a lot earlier but you know I have a couple things going wrong boxing at 4 in the morning they couldn't find a big enough ring then they when they put the ring together it was like 18 by 19 so and then they're the punch to actually I actually thought I was going to block it but it came around this side I put my I put my hand up to block it but it came round hit me one of those things where a man threw a terrific punch with my chin happened to be in the way of what is it like when that's over when you're sitting there and you know you lost but you know that under the right circumstances this guy is not at your level in fact you know my problem was before I got up the rent and you what I did wrong which was the greatest thing that ever happened to me like another day he wouldn't throw a lucky punch like that it wouldn't hit me and he wouldn't have a ref that you know was on his side as well how's the traffic on the side Deonte at Isidro but you know if that was the Refuge even with a condom out straight away at the press conference. Write left-handed the fact that Tyson got up and then won the remainder the round that is crazy I'm so frustrated that fights on happening again whenever you know I'm looking up but heavyweight scene and Joshua Joshua New England and you know we have the opportunity to fight Beyonce and didn't take it I'm like if that was me I would have took that chance because you never know what happens down the road like what's happening you know and you know it's up to me is being put on the Shelf now we have to talk somebody that nobody really wants into boxes he fighting next baby baby Miller Big Baby Miller big baby you know I haven't seen too much of him I don't know too much about him but you know he's talked so good fight and I know he weigh over 300 pounds at one time and yeah and you know now he's got an opportunity to fight the Joshua so he's taking full advantage of it like he should but you know I don't see anything as history to show me that he can beat Joshua allegedly will see never know yeah I mean this isn't one of those things where I think this is where Anthony's got to be extra careful because Miller's going to try and twice as hard and if Joshua doesn't rain like he's fighting Deonte Bryant he's going to he may take it for granted make a mistake and you can do that a lot of trouble gave me a lot of trouble for 12 rounds like literally the guy's head snapping back on this guy's not going or not going around going nowhere know how hard you punch and you see a guy just eating them like some people just are built weird they didn't take a shot know I learned are coming up I learned that like you to talk to the head or weak to the body some guys are tough to the body weak To The Head and some guys just made out of rocks yeah yeah yeah it's almost like ignorant Bliss it's just don't know they're supposed to feel I don't know I mean I really think it's a physiological thing I think some guys can just take a shot they just did just built better lights were on the chin first couple minutes and it's like he does a glint off my chin was like what happened to punch was so hard to hit you on the chin everybody saying y'all did you see that funky never felt tape of it is it because of factors like how much you got hit in training how well you feel coming into the fight where you're at in your career and there's a lot of factors like for instance going to give you a good Wicked Factory box for 2 years and all of a sudden you step into the ring and it's a title fight and you bought you first good hit you get is going to concussion really because you you haven't been getting those hits for that last 2 years now this man hit you with the two years and you getting used to it and you have you felt it and you've gotten over you need to get over that Hill is it a metal hell it isn't meant to her because even for me for me when I haven't fought for a while you know I go out there until I get hit once I get hit that wakes everything about you Citgo like that you're not supposed to hit me I'm supposed to hit you so I guess so the hasim Rahman fight after it was over when you worried you were going to get a we're not going to get a rematch yes in fact we chased him to three courts around the world and that he didn't want to fight me and I'll let you know if I was in his position I wouldn't want to fight me either because you know I'm coming back for Revenge plus there's a big money fight out they were Tyson so so happened to say after the fight no more Lewis Tyson no more Lewis Tyson and he actually left South Africa without visiting Mandela like why you go African up with the Mandela I did just want to get out of there choose this all seems like it was his you signed it yes will you got to give him the rematch this is you signed it to kemuri Matt so you have to give me a rematch so I didn't want to hear that so I was happy. How long did it take two years to years all those bras in the ESPN Studio mahabis slippers shoes in the world why I didn't come with a fight right and I had to like you know to press slipper shoes the worst if anything goes down in those leather shoulder in between after waited so touchy two years have been so frustrating it was it was because you never know if you're going to get the fight or not or you know these guys are running from you they signed to fight a rematch because you know now they didn't want to sign it I remember when that right hand landed I remember that I was watching it home I threw my arms up in the air I was like oh, you waiting for it and hopefully this this fight rock you come cut catch me cuz my speed was different you know in South Africa was a lot slower now he got kind of frustrated because he couldn't get it man over the top of the shoulder you are the greatest of all-time man to have you get ko'd like that personally made it endeared people to in a way because it showed your vulnerability but also your character and your ability to come back which is not easy man when you get stopped like that like psychologically it's got to be f****** with your head let me tell you the first time I lost everybody was coming up and shaking my head and say what what you going to do now let me tell you the first time I lost everybody was coming up and shaking my head and say what what you going to do now like what am I going to do now I'm going to go back and win championships okay you know they didn't think it was going to be possible but I'm thinking Muhammad Ali gain the championship three times so I've only lost it once I can do it again


    Lennox Lewis on Fighting Mike Tyson | Joe Rogan
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    hard but maybe one more gym have any thoughts like that well you know I told people like I'll take I'll take my pajamas off for a hundred Mill I looked at Tyson's history and I was coming from the same history that I'm coming from you know and you spend some time in the car situation while he was incarceration I'm still out there fighting and and training hard he didn't have that where I am there so when when he came out it's like you know he's training again he's doing what what what he knows not what he loves but what he knows that's what's going to make him some money that's going to put food on the table so it's like old-time fight isn't say what made them stay in boxing so long that's the only thing they knew Ryan didn't they're not going to be no singer or dancer whatever they only know boxing and this is where they get their money from so they that's what that's what forces and back into the ring special money at the time but not the money that they would have been making if it was today I mean you know you had to go see it live in like how much I paid for the radio who was on the radio was it Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney that was the first million-dollar gate I think so Tyson was in jail he must have been doing something cuz he came out jacked like you look good like you came out looking different never looked like six pack and we built when he fought Peter McNeeley how many dudes before it's enough bag but they probably had a weight room you know I'm shipping out on Bedard even you know yeah I bet I bet he had to listen to a lot of shity things from guard it's funny when I seen him be arrested taken from the courtroom and they got they must have got the biggest guy they could ever get to go put handcuffs on him or something like that anyway situation that I hope a lot of people stay away from when he went away did you feel like damn it like I'm going to miss out on that fight that I want to guess. oh no I'm gonna have to wait and delay my retirement after you were waiting you are considering retirement even before he was incarcerated yeah interesting in the bowl fight both Fried Chicken Bowl you know you figured that chicken bow are the fires in La where they called all the great ones on Gerry Cooney me Foreman Spinks was there and take a picture I'm like dude you can't stand beside me understand


    Russell Peters Used Jiu-Jitsu Against a Thief | Joe Rogan
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    by the way thanks does look good since I was 147 lb in 1.15 this is the kid who knows he's growing up he's selling mixtapes in the 90s he was already World Champ and they be playing Amex able to go sell me that and I'm like I just made it I've been trying to sell it I was just played in my car and he's like yeah the music going on you know that was it so I didn't have that contact wrapping up. You didn't throw no punches though his arm and then the other guy in front of them told him down I couldn't get the neck could you tell us what happened and now he really thinks the door is open so now he thinks he's just going to get up and walk away with this ring his remixes little move and then they lock the doors and I'm standing like what's going on and I'm like he take the swing of my friends and I do not see his lot opportunity there is an issue and then move dad move dad and uncle David and then down and you'll see I locked the wrist here as soon as I lock the Army says he says okay okay okay dialog up again when he was trying to get out of his head against that wall self-doubt moved people grab things and run away will does that and he has six months coping put him in a Chokehold or orlock than til the cops come but the thing is like you could injure him if you enjoy him then they sue you really are not as ridiculous that's right I got a question if the whole thing happened again how would you do things differently to get out of my way so I can get him in a choke and hold them up okay to put him to sleep did you kind of running the whole thing three of mine a couple times like you all this could happen or what could happen this way yeah


    Climate Change Will Benefit Some Countries and Destroy Others | Joe Rogan
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    a few years ago what was that like I think in a situation like that most people emerged from a particular disaster and think my God since this is so awful it must be an anomaly and you know I think New York was really horrified as a city by Sandy but there's going to be Sandy's remember the exact that like once every five category storm was Sandy a category 3 so it's not even 5 yeah so if a 5 hidden is it possible for 5 to hit New York Institute far north know I was just a few months ago who is like one of the he was one of the lead authors on that the UN report the New York there's a lot of Consulting with the city and I said so we can build a seawall to protect New York from flooding and he was like Alexa Manhattan real estate way too expensive to let flood so we'll definitely go to Seawall but an infrastructure project like that takes at least 30 years to build and if we started right now we wouldn't be able to finish in time to save Howard Beach and parts of Brooklyn and Queens we started right now he said he knows this and you'll see in the next few years they'll stop doing repairs on infrastructure. Attending to the subway lines in those neighborhoods and even a few years after that they'll start staying explicitly the people who live there you might be able to continue living in these homes for a couple decades but you're not going to be able to leave them leave them to your kids low this is a New York City is like the richest country in the world and he a huge parts of parts of Southern Brooklyn Queens are going to be underwater so for the people that live there right now what parts are you talking about I'm with the one that the one who mentioned which is it's kind of an injury so I can unlock neighborhood and you know it's still yeah really well yeah yeah New Jersey real estate could be underwater by 2030 20-30 it's like Bangladesh that countries going to be almost entirely underwater that's hundreds of millions of people if we wanted to build a seawall they can't afford that who's going to afford who's going to pay for that and this is all because of the raising was sea level because of the melting ice because of the temperature and all that is happening on Rivers because so flooding in the UK is expected to grow 50-fold by the end of the century-old London is already like underwater a couple times a year I mean not the whole city but it is this Jamie this is Bangladesh Carter will be totally underwater apartment buildings like you can see the water level look back up a little bit if it's just a running a little but if you see it look at like does not look like a water level in the the apartment buildings in the right hand side and you were you curse her is like like that's going to go up to wear that orange level is f****** Christ let me over Millennia if they're going to rise their self find they find these artifacts in things in the middle of the ocean in areas where people used to be able to live another can't live anymore yeah I think that'll be we have to move people have to move so what's a good spot Alberta you know I talked about the impacts of economic growth before but they're going to be part of the benefit economically from this anywhere in the north to Canada Russia and Scandinavia will benefit because why can't don't go to Scandinavia go to candidates right there he's got the economist who study the stuff say that there is actually an optimal temperature for human productivity is 13 degrees Celsius which is the historical median temperature of u.s. historical median temperature of Germany what is 13 Celsius degrees decrease 55.4 and so for every degree north of that you lose about a percentage point of GDP of the US is now in about 13 and 1/2 degrees Celsius at a medium temperature that means that we're losing that a half percentage of GDP every year from it but there are parts of the US that were cooler than 13 and are now brought up to the optimal level Silicon Valley is like exactly at 13 degrees right now which is you know notable cuz there super productive and that's going to be so that'll be true for Scandinavia General in a maybe part of the explanation why there's been so much economic productivity in the last generation is that they have already started doing better with temperature crops are going to be more Bountiful in Russia like Russia will have better agriculture because of global warming which is why didn't they make such a another there such a complicated figure in the geopolitical story about climate so they are petro-state they have almost activity has to do with burning oil but they're all supposed to benefit from warming so they're ee motivated to produce more global warming and they have such a f*** the rest of the world perspective that they're not going to stop where is Canada probably they're like like they even though they benefit from warming I probably get on board with any program to avert women but that is a message with the faces every nation you know like Justin Trudeau guess you know talks a lot of s*** about Donald Trump and his kind of policy but enfadoso approving new pipelines Angela Merkel does the same but she's retiring nuclear so quickly in Germany that they're having to use dirty energy and even though they've had this incredible green energy Revolution there their missions are going up and every country in the world is it a collective action problem every country in the world is incentivized to behave badly and let the rest of the world clean up the mess. Starting this guy yesterday about wildfires in California doing so great you know with all of the admission standards are basically you know holding themselves to the Paris Accords even though the country as a whole isn't but that impact isn't local is global so is dissipated the temperature in packed on California wildfires will be determined by it like I said earlier basically what you wanted so in terms of you know what any individual area when an individual nation is doing the motivations are really really complicated there and in California particular is it better with Tangent but the state has done incredible stuff with emission standards fuel efficiency green energy and yet all of those games now are wiped out every year by the fires because fires are trees trees are burning trees are basically Cole in the sense that they are stored carbon when they burn their release carbon into the atmosphere to every time there wildfires like they were last year in California it lit wiped out all of the progress that the state made in all of its green initiatives that year yeah in Brazil that the president wants to like basically DeForest the Amazon the Amazon is responsible for oxygen and is a shoot 2 all plants obviously absorb carbon to produce oxygen to plant life is really good for and is a huge of all plants obviously absorb carbon to produce oxygen the plant life is really good for fighting climate changes he wants a d4c Amazon like at what scale what is he what is he talking about doing so the scientist who studies his proposal say that his plans would be the equivalent of adding over 10 year. Adding a second China to the world global footprint


    Jeff Bezos Thinks He's a God? | Joe Rogan & David Wallace-Wells
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    who want to be World historical figures they're literally do that who who do you think is doing that like yeah a billion dollars pouring a billion dollars a year into his into space exploration project which is like I mean I'm excited by space to I think it'd be cool to go up there but there's some pressing problems here which we could really benefit you know that money could really benefit and I agree but long-term I think the philosophy is that we're going to have to get off this planet it if the human race is going to succeed but I'm not just the threat of global warming but of a scallop when is factors it's an asteroid thing I think mommy from Mia Nova's yeah there's a lot of factors particular question of climate there's just no way that the Earth is going to get a tin hospitable as Mars is so the idea of building a colony there as a hedge against global warming is just crazy we could it is ridiculous the positive note if we could fix that s*** all yeah I can imagine what we do here Paradise ideas the machine is going to create oxygen in the environment and yeah well it's a good place to practice cuz no one lives there but you could do all kinds of goofy s*** and go well good news and bad news the good news is we figure out a way to terraform the bad news is really f*****-up marked they're going to try another spot where to go to get your anus yet But ultimately the Sun going to burn out right like I do but if we really do look into the Future something something has to be done you know I mean this is the the grandest of grand scale to the concept of some sort of interstellar arcs the timescale of the threat that we need to avert by space exploration that's a timescale of Millenia yes we have a lot of new technology develop of the thousand years that allow us to do it better and more efficiently the climate change the time scale is like the next 30 Years right so we need to focus hundred now known as the opportunity to do the other why do you think it's sexier to go to space is that what it is like the rockets and I mean I think for these dudes yeah it's a big metal dick in the atmosphere made that argument about Mars this generation of people really grew up in the in the age of like the the Space Race yeah I mean it's and the aftermath of landing on the moon and I think there is like Peter Thiel talks about this there's this kind of unfulfilled sense of future that we all liked anybody who grew up in the post-war years in the 67 they were like yeah whatever his famous line we promised flying cars and all we got was 140 characters or whatever I didn't get that applies to the space exploration stuff is like well the government is no longer doing the really ambitious yet we can do it privately on the other hand there is a government in the world that is doing that s*** in China they just landed on The Far Side of the Moon they're doing really aggressive space exploration and I haven't been there in 20 years but the people I know who live there say there's so much faith in the future there they just believed in a very inherent deep down way that like the future will be better and sci-fi in an exciting way and it's so far in from the way that Americans think about the future that part of the benefit of having a dictator run things I think it's just like they're on a huge upswing right so like there's no debate about how things get done yeah I mean that's what I was saying before it gives you some hope for climate of immediately no more call we look at these Super Rich billion billion are characters that are on the top of the Heap why do we think of them is like having these tremendous Eagles and looking like Gods isn't it sort of just that's just how you're always going to look at someone who lives in of a hundred million dollar house and if possible I think when you look at me not to get to like armchair psychologizing like a young man he's you know just kind of like do EB and now he's like an action hero is it really yeah I mean maybe not like you but he's like he's yeah he's pretty did I just have thin skins on the worlds zoom in Amazon has been actually really pretty great, yeah I like to listen to the guy talk and I loved his letter to the National Enquirer Larry as we out here in front of the King Kong Rampage movie


    Joe Rogan FREAKED OUT by Spanish Flu Fact
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    virtue signaling totally I've been asked like you know as I've been promoting the book by lot of people like what have you done to in your life to change and it's like well I'm flying a little bit less Define really makes me feel guilty but otherwise I basically haven't changed anything because I do think of politics and policy of the most important impact you can have and I'm like spreading the word whether I eat like a couple few were hamburgers years it doesn't really matter that much but the idea that you would ask a newcomer to the movement demonstrate their commitment by making themselves the most optimally committed that they possibly could be that's just going to alienate so many people and this is obviously a issue where we need more people engaged in a more direct profound way so I think for me it's like anyone he wants to care about climate wants to vote about climate like come on like you know how they would be really important here corny storytelling about climate change and that there are actually opportunities for like really incredible new kinds of Storytelling I mean in the book I read about the story that happened a couple years ago where you know Anthrax that was killed a reindeer in Russia in the early Twentieth Century the reindeer was frozen in permafrost for the entire 20th century permafrost melted the reindeer thought the anthem released and killed at least one boy and a number of other reindeer in Russia and that is true so in the ice in the Arctic Ice are no of rock is like a record of geological history Isis also record of geological history so they're like the Bubonic plague is trapped in ice the Spanish Flu in 1918 that killed hundreds of millions of people are trapped in ice in the Arctic ice from before humans were around which means the humans system have no experience with them I didn't know that the Spanish Flu like in lab conditions anyway they've revived bacteria that are millions of years old Russian doctor literally injected a bacteria that he had revived from like 35,000 years ago it been frozen 35000 years you brought it back to life and injected it into himself why would you do that just to see what we that's a f****** Marvel comic book come like the Red Skull or some s*** yeah we will be arriving in Copenhagen because the temperature allows them to live there anyway that they never lived we'll be reading about kind of conflict will be reading about you know I mean all this s*** it's it's it's everywhere if you know air pollution increases the rate of autism ADHD it changes the development of babies in utero it's like it's all-encompassing the disease in the ice things really freaking me out I never even with the methane and carbon is going to be emitted into the atmosphere as it melts there we know there was there this species of antelope called a Saiga Antelope they they're mostly in Siberia they're kind of dwarf antelopes and they've been around for millions of years and all of a sudden in 2016 and 2015 they literally all died it's called Megadeth the entire species died they're extinct there now extinct Jesus and that happened because a bacteria that have been living inside their guts was changed by temperature conditioned it was unusually hot unusually humid summer and this bacteria that have been living inside them presumably for millions of years comfortably as a kind of peaceful cooperator became a killer and killed the entire species now we have inside us countless bacteria and viruses scientist believe millions in every human so our guts are full of bacteria that do our digestion for us they monitor our moods you know there's some scientist who think it's really misleading to even think of the human as a unitary animal rather than a kind of composite creature with system yeah and most of those bacteria and viruses are not going to be dramatically transformed by a degree or two degrees of warming but there's so many of them the chances that one could it's hard to dismiss that and whether that would mean we'd all immediately go extinct probably not but what if that means suddenly schizophrenia increases by 15% because schizophrenia is related to a bacterial infection called Toxoplasma gut bacteria Toxoplasma Gondii complex such intricate ecosystems like you say that if one little thing gets Disturbed it could have really catastrophic impact on us and that's true of the planet as a whole I think that's bait that's one of the big lessons of my book is at this is such a delicate system it's been stable for all of human history and now it's not stable what that means for how we live we don't know yet that the changes will be significant will be profound but it's also true of the individual you know our bodies will be living differently in the world is two degrees warmer than the today we can't really predict with those impacts will be but it could be quite dramatic and they could be things we can't even imagine stay because you know by some counts millions of bacteria inside us that we haven't even identified yet Jesus Christ you're freaking me out day that God damn it's a crazy world out there not just crazy but it seems like when it when you talk about things like this we talked about climate change affecting our actual gut parasites or gut biome literally contains what human beings behave mean these are all things are never discussed and it did it just it's really terrifying really is you know I mean and part of the problem is people here in like I'll relax everything's fine this is this constant thing that we do wear if it's not affecting us currently right now in the moment is not a fire in front of us we don't worry about it it's a weird compartment compartmentalization thing that human beings do currently right now in the moments on a fire in front of us we don't worry about it it's a weird compartment compartmentalization thing that human beings do you think that Evolution would have trained us differently you think that Evolution would have turned us over time to have at least some long-term capacity and I guess we do have some long-term planning capacity but we choose to think when really short term ways


    The Impact of Climate Change Denial | Joe Rogan & David Wallace-Wells
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    but it really won't be crazy I think a generation from now for another country to threaten at least sanctions and maybe military action to deal with that you know after World War II we built a whole liberal International order around the principle of human rights that would have been Unthinkable in the twenties and yet it led to a series of military invent interventions over the next half-century because people are behaving badly towards their own citizens if we could do that it didn't seem all that crazy to me that tape 30 years from now Imperial China looking at someone like bolsonaro Brazil would just be like now if you can't do that I'm just getting we're just going to go in and take you out and this is all encompassing all impacting read our politics will be shaped by it or geopolitics will be shaped by our you know everything will be shaped by it we could have climate Wars like in the not-too-distant future Jesus Christ being received the book people resisting it is there anybody that wants to debate you on this so I wrote this article a couple years ago that produced I mean was a huge viral phenomenon but it it produced also some scientific criticism and you know we published a fully annotated version where every single episode where every single line came from but they were still scientist who were arguing about whether the messaging was precisely calibrated with it was too Bleak to dark the book has had none of that first of all it's been the best of the first week was on the Times bestseller list number 6 that's out in England it's been in that about Amazon top 10 and all of the reviews have been really kind I think this goes to what you were saying before I think like the conversation is changing people are actually really interested in talking seriously about just how big a deal this is any way that they might not have been just a year ago where is the resistance so is there any right now Facebook with just a concept in general 73% of Americans believe climate change is real 70% of Americans are concerned about it those numbers are up 15% since 2015 who are the 27 that don't I mean I think it's you know it's hard right-wingers yeah passes through a prism of partisan politics or like you know his amazing studies that show that in the early 90s there was no partisan divide between on the question of whether OJ Simpson was guilty when you control for race Republicans and Democrats had the same idea about OJ Simpson's guilt that is totally Unthinkable today and there's now issued Parts in split on whether 12 years of slave deserves an Oscar partisanship is like totally taken over our minds such that the fact that we have 73% of Americans who believe global warming is real and happening to me that a really f****** high number because one of the two part I don't think the Republican party is really anymore Adonai our party I think they're just a party of Skeptics and self-interest they want it like lookout for business interests which actually the calculus they're changing the time to talk about in a second but people don't want to believe that horrifying things are real because who would it's terrifying but 73% of the country that's a lot I mean that's you know that's more support than there is for just about anything so I'm like basically Undisputed I wish that those numbers have grown adult 15-point since 2015 eight points to since March as moved out that's incredible and I do think that the economic logic is really powerful here so used to be the case that there was economic conventional wisdom that action on climate was going to be really expensive cuz you were quite massive upfront investment and it would mean also for going economic growth but all of the new research the last couple reverses that logic totally so there's a big report 2018 that said that we could add 26 trillion dollars to the global economy through Rapid decarbonization by just 2030 we can avoid all these horrible 600 trillion-dollar impacts that were talking about if we decarbonize rapidly and they're also obviously business opportunities there their whole Solar Empires to build their whole new electric grid to build is better for the economy then slow action on climate that hasn't yet totally taken over the perspective of our policymakers globally but I think it will soon and when it does I think that we'll see like a real see changing in their respective because I think for a long time even people who cared about climate thought well I want to do something but if I have to like costume people some jobs and cost like a percentage point of economic growth that's not worth it rode this is a slow-moving phenomenon will invent our way out of it will grow our way out of it but all the new research says like let's get started right now and we'll see how that plays out I mean if we really have to have Global emissions by 2030 it means really really aggressive action which I don't think is possible but I do think it will be much more aggressive action in the decade had to move out of the decades in the past so you think that once there is a financial incentive for people to either some sort of an industry that produces carbon or something along those lines industries that are working to mitigate global warming that once there's a financial sort of benefit for these people to innovate and to to move forward with this too. We're going to see real change of particular companies but also you know government leaders who look around and say if the economic picture is going to be better 10 years from now if we make Macedon green energy then it would be an end even like pass laws you know regulating safe fuel efficiency or even Banning internal combustion engines which I think will happen within a couple decades if that's going to be at the economic picture taking that path is much Rosier than the economic picture of inaction I think they'll go down that path of action and the question is how aggressively how quickly but I do think that you know I do think the incentives will be different 5 years from now than they looked five years ago and that'll be that'll be huge so that that you think would be a great motivator for people to shift their perceptions and particularly right-wing folks may be amongst the 27% that are in denial American arrogance like what it what do you think is the root of that I think it's it's basically bad behavior by the oil companies I mean they've like put out really aggressive disinformation and denial the movie on Merchants of Doubt yeah yeah example. vicious research on climate so they are you know then they ended up suppressing that going forward but they knew s*** about how the planet was going to change before any of the rest of us then and there was no standards for President we would have had to globally cut emissions by about 3% per year to get below 2° we're now at a spot where we have to cut them by about 10% per year and we wait another decade we're going to have to cut them by 30% per year which is like an unthinkable rate so we wouldn't have had to take such aggressive action if we had started early we would have had to just be doing moderate kind of on the margins changes but we're now in a situation where the problem is way too big for that and people who want to talk about the solutions that could have been useful 20 years ago now the carbon tax is like one quite popular things to talk about the UN says that in order to be effective the carbon a global carbon tax would need to be perhaps as high as $5,500 a ton and there's nowhere else in the world is nowhere in the world where there's taxes even 1/100 as high as that right now in the place in the world where they do have contacted everybody dimensions are still growing up so they're there was a time when like the kind of like change anything we'll just like fit on the margins here could have worked if we had taken if we had really been focused on it but we're sort of past that point now unfortunately but it's interesting and oil companies I think I think there was sponsible for denial but I also think that denial is not all that important American politics because when you look around the world you see many countries with dirt with very different politics even quite universally focused on climate issues we're not behaving any better when it comes to carbon then we are and so you think will what is the sickness here is at the Republican party in their climate denial or is it the fact that all of us just want you no more better cheaper stuff and we have a really hard time conceiving of different pads that don't push Us Fort towards more consumption and you know more more than modern amenities that we sort of assumed old keep accumulating overtime I mean people say capitalism is a problem I had some sympathy for that few look around the world I see social democracies were behaving really poorly when it comes to carbon I see socialist countries were behaving really poorly when it comes to carbon it seems on some level I can't even deeper than the systems that we have to organize and manage our cultural priorities and there are now you know getting back to the villainy of the all companies during all these lawsuits that are being brought against them for basically on the model of the of the cigarette companies like that for a climate damages and maybe they may be victorious they may put some of these companies out of business I think it's not that likely but it's possible they're also other lawsuits they're having a really interesting there's one in the Netherlands that some people held the Dutch government they usually Dutch government would not honoring the Paris Accords and citizen Sue to hold them to that and won the case so the Dutch government is now obligated legally to do better on climate than they were doing on their own and in the US there's this amazing court case called you what's the United States which is a lawsuit being brought by kids using this kind of ingenious use of equal protection Clause they're arguing that their generation has been exposed to climate damages that they're the previous generation of parents generation were protected from and so they're saying this climate policy is a violation of the equal protection Clause you're not protecting us in the same way you protected our parents that's of the district court in Oregon which is just one level the Supreme Court I think it'll win in the district court almost certainly won't one of the Supreme Court but if it did one of the Supreme Court it would immediately obligate the US to a totally maximalist climate policy because it's literally impossible to protect the Next Generation from climate damages as fully as the previous generation was but they'd be obligated to do everything they could which would mean sort of suddenly something like that call for which would be really kind of traumatic incredible and I think that's one path for just through litigation because so many places in the world is not just politics are inert like American politics are inert it's just there's a lot of slow-moving bureaucracy and slow-moving public opinion and in the same way that a lot of civil rights victories were fought and won in the courts and then we might be able to make some progress and in the course on climate to we'll see


    Joe Rogan - The Blowback From Owning a Tesla
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    electric are you do maybe 10 years from now like it'll be illegal in the US to build like a you know a gas-guzzling car-to-car recently and it's amazing the blowback from my friends what are they doing well first of all it's always homophobic or or or feminine going after you about your estrogen levels and your manhood so weird yeah he's driven one I haven't driven one I drove in one years ago and I wasn't that impressed I want to say like maybe 5 or 6 years ago but now I have one of the new ones that's crazy fast it doesn't even make sense regular cars are stupid they're stupid and you spend all that money on stupid like they don't work is good like that thing is way better than any car I've ever driven how fast they are and they drive themselves yeah I can hit this little thing go to do and it just f****** steers it takes over like it drives you and it's it's stays in the speed limit you can just kind of half-ass spaced-out is keep your hand on the steering wheel and it breaks when is cars in front of you and slow. It's very strange leaving changing lanes for you it's weird it's weird it's very difficult to let go and to give in like that but the strange thing that I was the the blowback from my friends like and they're joking around obviously most my friends are comedian but it's it's hilarious even people have hackled me about it I feel it like I understand that would like the Prius we like cigarettes and whiskey and mock someone eating a salad yeah it's very weird it is very weird but I was just an American problem like other parts in the world but there's something particularly strange about being on that side of it but when did the podcast I told my excuse tell me how great their own but I really did not expect to like it as much as I do and then once I got it I was like okay now I get it yeah but then I was thinking about my own resistance to it because I like cars I have no muscle cars I have a couple of an older Porsche I love them they're fun I like those kind of car they're stupid they really are dumb that's a dumb way to get around the the test was a way better way to get around you yeah and he's got one that's coming out in 2020 that's going to have a 660 my range which is inside me to drive all the way to San Francisco and back with you how to charge Tesla and SolarCity and I don't understand why there aren't more people in Silicon Valley who are


    Journalist David Wallace Wells on Climate Change Complacency | Joe Rogan
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    is red herring the u.s. is 15% of global emissions and we're falling the future climate of the world will be determined by China by India by sub-Saharan Africa those are carbon footprint they're growing China's now almost twice as big a carbon footprint is the US and they're building all the infrastructure outside of China that doesn't even count in Asia and Africa you know the belt and Road you know this project hope that the US had building the infrastructure of the developing world so recently they they loaned Kenya a huge amount of money to build a new rail line which was good being built with Chinese workers they built the rail line then it can you can pay back the debt so China is threatening to take over the entire Port of Mombasa a debt repayment and this is like going on all around the world Highway cross Africa across Asia are being built by Chinese workers as an in an effort to build a new Imperial infrastructure for themselves and is the thought that they're doing this in terms of setting up the debt in a way that's on payable so that they could take over at that's one motive I think I think they're stitching together an alternative to the Western infrastructure of trade and Transit they're basically stitching together an entire system of how the world will work how the economy will work and will be conducted through their own infrastructure and through their own ports into their own airports and that's being done by their own standards or China is now pouring more concrete every 3 years in the entire than the u.s. support in the entire 20th century so did path of development of these other countries China India what's up there in Africa are really was going to be writing the story of the future America has a kind of I think like a moral obligation to lead because historically we had the biggest carbon footprint but at the moment we're relatively small part of the problem and within the US market forces are doing a lot of or making a lot of progress for us so the real issue is how do we figure out a new geopolitics that forces countries like China to better and one answer may be as weird as it is to say that you know she's in pain is basically a dictator if he wants to impose new standards if he wants to invest aggressively in green energy he doesn't. Political obstacles that we have in the US and so there's a sort of weird sympathy among American climate people for that authoritarianism and he has especially since Trump has been elected been a lot more aggressive and talking find it because he sees if America is not going to be leading this is an opportunity for China to be like a real face of climate and that means they've paid you know they've invested a ton in in solar and wind they've done a lot with air pollution to Beijing used to be really awful in 2013 and more than a million Chinese people died of air pollution and now that's much better would have they done imposing stricter standards on on position so emissions but you know we think about we think about carbon in the whole problem I think a little too much in terms of energy energy just 30% of the global carbon footprint and it's the easiest want to sell because wind and solar is actually really cheap now most part of the world is cheaper than dirty energy what's the majority of the footprint well it's all nothing is a majority of transportation and agriculture is like a huge part of it is something like 30% of the global footprint is it because of tractors or what it what is it because of everything everything everything that you need to do to run the farm really everything you need to do to live in the world. Some kind of carbon footprint but you know if we were able to like $3 cattle seaweed that would have like a big that would have a big impact but all kinds of crops have a carbon footprint and they but they would still have to do something to get the seaweed and have the seaweed travel seaweed deliver it to these Farms but you could also do it you know you can imagine lab grown meat having a much smaller carbon footprint it should if it like perseids is it well but the UN says we need to have all of our Global emissions by 2030 to have a chance of averting 2° woman with a call catastrophic women and the projects that we need to put into place in those 11 years are just much bigger than I think we're capable of pulling off they say the UN says what is necessary is a global mobilization at the level of world war against climate starting this year 2019 and there's is no chest that may even be optimistic but the total decarbonization that's required is we need to totally zero out on carbon by 2050 they say and I just think you know a lot of these sectors are much trickier we could maybe zero out on Energy Zero than carbon when it comes to energy in 15 years if we wanted to but just 30% of the total problem because it will allow us to move more slowly than the UN says we need to and still if it works out you know Pizza Planet relatively stable relatively livable but that's you know those technologies have been called magical magical Thinking by the journal Nature which is like the biggest scientific journal writing about their stuff so it's sort of a leap of faith to think that they could solve that problem do you think that we're dealing with like shiy degrees of perception that it is things like your book things like Al Gore's movie things like you know anytime there's a new story that's written the New York Times or in any any periodical we need more of this you needs to be hammered home to people that it's nice to be something that's a global discussion that accelerates totally and I think that that's happening you know I think there was a report that the deal ended in October that sparked a lot of conversation about and I think it's in the grotesquery the best teacher is just extreme weather you know when you see every year these California wildfires every year with are burning and that is really dramatic people I talk to in Europe are focused on the California fires even though they have while I was over there was something about the California fires that they're really worried about when you see these Global heat waves when you see unprecedented hurricane Seasons we just had a typhoon in the Pacific in February first time in recorded history every day on the news there's some there's something you know dramatic extreme weather and when they come one after the other I think that's a really powerful teaching tool so you know there's this term is now outdated but 500-year storm hear a lot about 500-year storm means you know hurricane that would hit a particular area once every five centuries right that means five centuries ago there was no white people in so that means we're talking about a storm that would hump come once as Colonists came to America as they you know committed genocide Native Americans as they built their own Empire State built an Empire of slaves and cotton as they fought a civil war they fought World War 1 fought World War II everything that we've done we expect one one storm of that kind in that time working Harvey was the third 500-year storm to hit Houston in New Year's we are living in such unprecedented climate that it's impossible to look at the news and not learned that despite all of our inclinations all of are reflected to look away I think it is seeping in letting people are beginning to be more alarmed about it and I think alarm is really useful there people in a kind of community who think you know it's it's dangerous to scare people it turns them off but I'm somebody who's awake into this out of fear and when I look history of environmental activism when I look at activism generally like we don't try to get people to stop smoking cigarettes by the like messaging through optimism we try to get them to stop because we tell him how bad it's going to be for them drunk driving nuclear proliferation same thing Rachel Carson you know wrote Silent Spring pesticides it was called hyperbolical I missed it led to the creation of the EPA and you know when you think about that you and directive that we should be mobilizing the scale of World War II do out of panic and I think that. Should be part of how we think about the story obviously I think you know when I look around the world when I talk to anyone when I talk to my family when I watch TV when I watch move whatever read stuff it just seems obvious to me that there are many more people who are still too complacent about this issue even if they're concerned about it a little bit even if they're aware of it they don't think of it as like the overarching all-encompassing story of our time that requires at an existential response and even saying those words make me uncomfortable because I like it's hard it's hard for me to believe that this threat is that big but that is what the sign says and like I said before but when you look at the full scope of it and just how just how large just how Bleak the impacts will be you realize like really need to wake up to just how dangerous a world we're heading into and do everything we can to avoid it it's hard for me to believe that this threat is that big but that is what the sign says and like I said before 7 that science is not going to get born out when you look at the full scope of it and just how just how large just how Bleak the impact will be you realize like really need to wake up to just how dangerous a world we're heading into and do everything we can to avoid it in addition to probably planning to adapt


    Joe Rogan | Can We Slow Down Climate Change?
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    don't think that we're doing it that there are people that can possibly consider some sort of way to mitigate this and what what are the what are the ways of being proposed and how seriously are they being taken other than this idea of building these machines extract carbon in the atmosphere I'm sure you're probably aware of them there's some of the programs that they've talked about suspending reflective particles in the atmosphere to to minimize the amount of solar radiation we receive earlier who's like done the most the most Innovative carbon capture machine I talked to him a few weeks ago and he was like nah nah pollution be used after we should be doing solar geoengineering which is what you're talking about and that means probably suspending sulfur is like the most useful thing in the atmosphere right we're going to smell like sulfur red Jesus oceans are going to change color there is if we do that we suspend more green two more blue but around the sunlight coming to the Earth would be reflected back into the atmosphere and less sunlight Earth would absorb less sunlight which would make it a little bit cooler the problem is that we have some crippling impact on agriculture and we basically don't know other side effects they would have and how would you take that stuff out when you can just stop doing it it has a shelf life of I don't know what it is ten years so you could just stop doing it and that's a big concern actually because if we did that just to mask the amount of global warming that we are doing then whatever program was responsible for it would be vulnerable to terrorism to war because if we if we were if the planet were functionally warm to say 5 degrees but we are suspending enough sulfur that it was actually only two degrees warmer than if we just friends seems like somebody bombed the facility that was doing it the planet would be immediately tripped into a much much hotter State and that would be completely catastrophic even more catastrophic them in more slow approach to 5° cuz we would just do it over several centuries in ways we be able to adjust immediate why sulfur I think it's just something about that particular characteristic of it I don't know wouldn't it smell harm it would literally be like hell like that's what you always hear about with the horror movies like The Devil smells like sulfur yeah and I mean it's a fart smell like are are really toxic and that brings me to methane that's another issue as well right yeah the cows producing methane gas yet on a large-scale Agriculture and but it's also already doing this so we have small particulate pollution that's or aerosol pollution stuff suspended in the atmosphere that's why I like Delhi is really hard to breathe and cuz we have a lot of particulate in the atmosphere that is already suppressing global temperatures by as much as a half degree or maybe one degree which means and that's the reason it does 9 million people are dying every year from air pollution there we solve that problem we saw the air pollution problems save those nine million lives every year we would immediately make the planet at least a half a degree warmer and possibly one which would put us at the threshold of catastrophe or above it there were sort of already doing this program just not in the systematic way we're doing in a haphazard way to mention they're basically two big issues with methane the first is cows so yeah cows produce methane which is depending on how you count about 35 or maybe 85 times stronger greenhouse gas than carbon bow these are small-scale studies that show if we feed cattle just a little bit of seaweed there methane emissions Could Fall by 95 or 99% so we could if if that was scalable which is not clear it is but if it was we could immediately eliminate the entire carbon footprint of beef which people talk about a lot now methane issue is there is carbon stored in Frozen permafrost in the northern latitudes that permafrost is melting and when it melts that carbon will be released into the atmosphere we don't know the proportion that it will be released as carbon dioxide vs methane but there is in that permafrost twice as much carbon as now exist in the atmosphere which means if it were all released possibly in a relatively sudden way it could make problem immediately three times worse and it could be even the effect could even be more dramatic than that if it was released mostly because nothing is stronger gas the most scientists think that's not something that we need to freak out about in the short-term but is there it is melting and nothing is being released at some rate so craziest solution than I ever heard of that one was to bring back the woolly mammoth by releasing them throughout Siberia yes crazy right I mean I think that we're going to have a whole A Century of s*** like that and some s*** like cows eating seaweed that everything you know we'll have our global politics will be reoriented around climate change so that you'll start to see sanctions put against Nations that are behaving badly and yes the guy who's you know the like kind of dog is running Saudi Arabia now says he needs to be totally awful oil by 2050 I think that's cuz he knows that you know the global Community will not tolerate someone producing more oil and as recently as soon as a few decades from now but the impacts are you know everywhere so that like yeah like in California now you know to show yourself in the Smoke which is really really damaging its effects on cognitive performance are really dramatic can lower cognitive performance by like 10 to 15%. development of kids is really dramatic there was an incredible study a few years ago where he looked at places where they instituted Eazy-E pass out here in California no tolls The Institute of E-ZPass cartridges drive-thru and them and they produce less exhaust and the effect on the on premature birth and low birth weight in the areas where the Institute of these new ez-pass toll plazas introduced them by like 15% each that's how dramatic just the exhaust affect is on development of babies how much is an effective electric cars that problem on the technological level has been solved we know how to replace cars with electric cars we can make them even pretty affordable not quite as affordable as they need to be but the new Teslas are like 35 Grand I think he got it down to 15 Grands that'll be you know that'll be issued solution for dinner a lot of other problems that are more difficult like air travel we don't have electric planes around the corner you can't fly planes but it seems I probably at least like a decade away and you know one cross-country flight in the u.s. is the equivalent one seat on one cup cross-country flight is equivalent to 8 months of driving every time you fly from New York to London and back you melt 9 3 square meters of ice every single seat on every flight from New York to London melts 3 square meters of ice of Arctic. yeah I think it's time you fly across the countries like eight months of driving there globally air travel is only 2% of the carbon footprint so it's relatively small but for people in especially rich people in rich countries it's a much bigger part of the 50 Cent lying around all yeah but yeah I know the average American I think that is the average American every year it's enough carbon to melt 10,000 tons of ice Jesus Christ that's just the average American and if you're a person like me who flies like every other weekend it's way worse way worse yeah so know the plus side is it's way better to get hotter than it is to get colder right like ice ages kill everything well do you know the each of the so they've been five mass extinctions inflammatory history in the Earth's history before one of them was killed was caused by an asteroid but the other four were were produced by global warming related to greenhouse gas and one of them the Ice Age movie Ice Age doesn't count it didn't didn't kill did the biggest mass extinction the end-permian extinction which is 252 million years ago 92 95% of all life on earth. When was that 252 a complete slate wiping of The evolutionary record it's like we're starting over from scratch so we want to think that the asteroid that hit the Yucatan did the most damage in terms of the fossil record is that not true is the one that was the global warming was that what are five and four of them are from global warming in the worst the worst one was just from from greenhouse gas warming by the other the one that killed the dinosaurs was also really bad it was something like 70% of our life but it's less than the one where there was a temperature rise yeah wow Steamboat suspended particles cuz it basically cloudy atmosphere with and it dropped global temperatures I think it was two degrees and the human population at the time then shrunk to 7,000 there's a bunch of times but it will be transformed will be very different if what's 4 degrees warmer and you know everything about the way that we take for everything we take for granted today is like a permanent feature of the modern world I think we're going to learn is much more precarious much more unstable and yeah like I said earlier you know dinosaur stable for all of human history that's how we were able to evolve at our able to invent agriculture the part of the world where we didn't invent agriculture the Middle East is now getting almost too high Crocs it's also going to be too hot to go to Mecca for a pilgrimage in just a couple decades weather like we're entirely outside of that window of temperatures which means were functionally now living on an entirely different planet than humans ever lived on before and it's going to keep changing so by the time we get to 234 degrees will be at living in a climate that's you know two or three or four times as much different as the one where is now from the one before the industrial when do temperatures which means were functionally now living on an entirely different planet than humans ever lived on before and it's going to keep changing so by the time we get to 234 degrees will be a living in a climate that's you know two or three or four times as much different as the one that where is now from the one before the Industrial Revolution and yeah it's like those impacts could be totally overwhelming and catastrophic


    Joe Rogan - How Accurate Was An Inconvenient Truth?
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    that's scared a lot of people but was also very widely dismissed by lot of the people's well how accurate was that movie I didn't prove to be too sanguine it like it didn't deal with a lot of extreme weather I thought that stuff was far away and I think this is one of the one of the big shortcomings of most writing about climate most kind of communication about climate for 25 years is that we were told it was slow we were told it was going to be coming May at the scale of centuries something we have to worry about for our grandchildren but when you realize that half of all the damage we've done at the dental last 30 years and you see already the extreme weather we had a global Heatwave last number totally unprecedented people died in Canada they died in Russia that died in the Middle East the same season 3 million people were evacuated in China from a typhoon unprecedented rains in Japan multiple hurricanes in the Caribbean all at once there was an island in Hawaii East Island small island that won the most people gone to literally wiped off the map by Hurricane they're thinking about inventing a new category of hurricane Category 6 all of these impacts were are coming much faster than scientists predicted even a decade or two ago and so I think the first Inconvenient Truth is a little too complacent but outdoors also you know I know in a little bit I talked to him a few times he's temperamental a technocrat he's an optimist he thinks Market forces can solve all this stuff and I don't even totally disagree with him I think the market forces really powerful we had a huge green energy revolution in the US did you know and had spillover effect elsewhere in the world just do their powers now cheaper than anybody expected it would be that good or two ago although it sounds like we haven't replaced anymore dirty energy with a capacity so the ratio of renewable energy to dirty energy is now the same although it sounds like we haven't replaced anywhere dirty energy with it we just added to our capacity so the ratio of renewable energy to dirty energy is now the same as it was 40 years ago but made no progress because we just rather than saying almost retire this coal plant and replace it with a we think I will have a coal plant in the Wind Farm will have more energy


    Journalist Describes Why Climate Change is an Immediate Problem | Joe Rogan
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    beings like to react to things that are immediate right in front of them and I think for us it's very difficult to see the future especially if it's inconvenient and especially if it does something to inconvenience or get in the way of our day-to-day routine and that seems we would have what's happening here and that seems to me to be why people are so willing to dismiss it so flippantly because in front of them right now it's not an issue in front of them now this very second is very day I'm going to go Starbucks it's right there it's open will come outside 65 degrees out global warming is not a problem I mean totally true and I feel it in my own life like I mean I've been living I've been working in this material so long I know it so deeply and yet when I look out the window I'm like you know things are fine and I think that is a really powerful anchoring effect like we expect the world of the future look like the world as it does today but all the Sciences that's totally naive then we're going to have at least twice as much warming as we had to this point and I think we need to think about the future of the world in those terms like what it will be at 2 degrees at 3 degrees at 4 degrees but it's not just like the immediacy I think we have so many biases that make like we want to be optimistic about the future we have a status quo bias we we don't want to change things you think that'll be complicated and expensive we have a hard time holding Big Ideas in our head like that the entire planet is like subject these forces in the book I have a little rougher I set you know there's this new not-so-new now 30-40 year discipline in economics behavioral economics which is about all of our cognitive biases how we can't really see the world every single one makes it harder to see climate there's just an English Professor named Timothy Morton who wrote who wrote a book about climate he calls it a hyper object which is like it's a it's a phenomenon that's so big that we can't actually hold it in our heads at once week I see it if I could you imagine seeing a four dimensional object in three dimensional space if that kind of thing where you can only see it at an angle only partially climate changes so all-encompassing that we can't comprehend it properly but I think that's all all of those things are reasons that we need to be listening to the scientists and what they're projecting not to say that everything you're saying is going to come through will come true exactly as they predict it obviously science works against revised some things are Alarma some things are extreme something just wrong but you know I've been really working on this stuff for a couple years and the number of papers I've read that show that make me have a more optimistic idea about the future climate I could count on two hands and the number of papers I read that make me have a Bleaker view of the future it's in the thousands and when you look at the totality of that whether the six climate River natural disaster prediction is going to pan out exactly is Father's Day who knows when you see you know so many so many terrifying studies that you could feel like I did a 300-page book with them you realize that like there's a huge margin for error and it would like we would still be really in bad shape you know is there a I'm sure there have been some studies that made mistakes in terms of like passed out he's had projected that by now we'd all be dead to be a problem is whole concept we have a wrapping your head around and if we find anything that we could point to say all back in the eighties they said we all be dead by now and we're fine we're going to be fine that kind of thing is that that that is an issue correct totally yeah there was a really famous book in the middle of the twentieth century the population so this guy named Paul are like or who he was like you know the world just cannot support this many people like if we get to 8 billion people there just won't be enough food another planet can sustain that and he's often pointed to as a sort of like prophet of Doomsday that and his prophecy totally didn't work out because we had this thing is called the Green Revolution they see what we figured out ways to make crops way way way more productive and that's encouraging civilization does that a lot we figure out a way out of foxholes all the time but that Revolution was literally like one dude Norman boyleg figured out how to grow crops differently in one got one set of Innovations and he completely transformed the whole fate of the planet what did he do he just basically did like genetically modified crops before like the you know before the name it was like a golden rice guy yeah yeah and you know great that's like incredible progress but a lot of that has with power by the industrialization of this country is so that bill is going to come do going forward and you know I think like when you look at climate change you know if it was just one threat like let's take our Cultural Center time that agriculture estimates say that if we continue on the path where I'm by the end of the century grain yields would be half as productive as they are today just buy the temperature affect so we have just as much land just as much grain crops as we have now but the food we get from it and only get a half as much as we get today what's the cause of that it just a temperature affects plants the temperature alone but yeah for crops carbon has a complicated relationship to crop growth like some plants grow better with more carbon but actually there the weeds and one that we like to eat don't grow better with more carbon and so we could have half as much grain and we could have 50% more people than we have right now now there's a way you can imagine like maybe they'll be another Norman Borlaug maybe he'll figure out a way through that when you look across the Spectrum it's like agriculture it's you know Conflict for every 1/2 degree of warming and you get between 10 and 20% more war do we get to the end of the century we can have more than twice as much water as we have to Dennis's projector is the battles over resources mainly that diamond routes weather in a weather impacts basically everything about unstable societies get stressed by temperature rise the Syrian Civil War was you know wasn't singly caused by climate change but it was that's one of the causes there was a drought that produced it and that conflict is not just at the level of nation-states or even Civil War it's also the level of individual so if you look at crime statistics when temperatures go up there give me 30 minutes to mental hospital more when there's when it's warmer out babies develop less well in the womb when it's hotter out if there's for everyday over 90° that have babies in the womb you can see those days in that baby is Lifetime earnings and we're living working to be living on a planet that's considerably warmer that's going to have real dramatic effects on everything air pollution there's a big study that I write about in the book that's totally alarming and eye-opening just between 1.5 integrated woman just do the effects of air pollution would cause that 1/2 degrees warming would cause an additional hundred fifty-three million deaths which is 25 holocaust's that's just air pollution just between 1.5 and 2 degrees n 2 degrees for me is our best-case scenarios for best case scenario is 25 Holocaust worth of death from air pollution and that sounds terrifying people when I say that to them I like holyshit how could we play that's unconscionable but already 9 million people are dying every year from air pollution and we don't pay attention to it so I think the likeliest outcome even as we enter into this like climate hellscape is that we find ways to turn away and not look at like a real pain of people especially in the developing world but can't answer your earlier question you know like you can imagine agriculture getting figured out when you see just how many impacts there are it's like where everything will be changed and it just makes the challenge that much bigger and more complicated because how you know how are going to solve the conflict problem how you going to solve the problem of having 30% less economic growth you know your side that's twice as big as the Great Depression and will be permanent 600 trillion dollars in inclimate Damages twice as much wealth exist in the world today and that's just you know they need to what the right YouTube refugees food I mean it's it's it's so on and I think that's another reason why we don't want to look at it closely because it's terrifying well there's also a matter of how it's being projected to the public right like in in certain circles particularly right-wing circles there there are people that are trying to paint this with Rose Colored Glasses right there trying to maximum short-term profits and sort of dismissed the risks of climate change and asterisks or rather the impact of our but we've done in terms of raising the carbon in the atmosphere there's some people that pointed that like that's this is nonsense science has been disproven there's a few people like that but it's overwhelming the overwhelming consensus of scientists who study this or terrified of it yeah I would say the standard of physics more hilarious but you know the to the deniers you say things like you know the planet was hotter than this before that's true that dinosaurs lived humans were not here I mean it is warmer of that enclose all of human history for the planet is now warmer never has been when shuman's were around to walk on it which means to me it's an open question whether humans would have ever involved in the first place and this is all from the Industrial Revolution from then on and yeah I like that question is like there are people who say there's some natural woman going on I don't think that's true I think most scientist would say it isn't but I also think if what we're seeing is natural woman that should terrify us even more because it would mean that it's outside of our control and we're really heading down the path that we're heading down Emily yeah and yeah and like to that question is like there are people who say there's some natural woman going on I don't think that's true I think both scientist would say it isn't but I also think if what we're seeing is natural woman that should terrify us even more because it would mean that it's outside of our control and we're really heading down the path that we're heading down and we have no control over it that's even more scary it should be a comfort that we're doing it because I mean we can stop doing it


    Joe Rogan | The Long Term Effects of Climate Change
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    just like in the summer time in Houston you know when you're dealing with 100% humidity and is 115 degrees out there I've you can't even explain to people with that feels like I'm eating cooked there's other places in the world that are going to be there going to literally cook you by 2050 so cities in India and the Middle East you won't be able to go outside during the summer without being a risk of dying by 2050 by 2050 like what kind of temperature combined with some bad humidity in Liberty broken at threshold like there been temperature record set every year but last year broke out in 30 in Oman I think but like the scary parts are not some of these crazy desert places that I've gotten really hot at the cities of Calcutta has like 12 million people in it and it may not be able to even be able to live there in the summer in just 30 years and then you think about what other people are going and how much that's going to destabilize everything you know I've talked to people who are terrified about this no talk to people who are nonchalant where where do you set are you terrified you thinking that you're going to be physically in trouble yourself or do you think that with proper planning and does not being tied to one spot you can move to another area I mean I have I have different feelings about it at different times a day cuz it's that big story it's like can it affect everything I think you know I think civilization is not going to collapse I think like they'll be people around even living like kind of rewarding prosperous lives forever and the question is like what shape does life take and where there where it where they are so me personally you know I'm like a relatively well-off person who lives in America in you know New York I think I'll be able to do okay I think my children will be able to do okay and when I imagine a future I think it's a reflection of all of our kind of like cognitive bias he's an emotional play Imagine like my daughter's future I'm imagining a world it seems a lot like the one that we live in today when I look at the science it paints a really really big picture so you know the question of like optimism and an alarm I think it's really all a matter of perspective right so we're 1.1 degrees Celsius right now I think we're basically no way that we avoid to degrees of warming which is like the UN calls catastrophic warming the island nations of the world call genocide and that's when we wouldn't be making me sit in the Middle East unlivable it would mean like semi sheets would start a permanent clap switch could all the melted eventually bring 260 feet of sea-level rise and we're on track for four degrees of warming so that would mean six hundred trillion dollars and climate damages by the end of the century that's twice as much wealth does exist in the world today it would either be parts of the world trying to say where you could be hit by six simultaneous climate disaster that once there be at least a few hundred climate refugees the UN says the low-end estimate is 200 million the high-end estimate is a billion which is many people live in North and South America combined simultaneous natural disaster that once yeah what does that mean like flooding Hurricane Fannin you know some public health issue like malaria it's like every every category Modern Life can be affected by this and like right now in Australia there was a crazy he weigh if it's like over a hundred twenty and lots of Australia they're also dealing with like epic floods in other parts of the country and that's kind of the problem actually would wildfires in California is not just that it's getting hotter is Subs also getting wetter some more rain means more growth means when it gets hot again that grows get baked and then becomes you know Firestarter and that's that you know it's not just it's not just a temperature it's like higher temperatures mean crazy or Extremes in all and you know if that's why I think sort of looking good picture there's not a life on Earth that's going to be Untouched by this Force I go to the decades ahead but that's not to say that will be destroyed by it either I think like we will find ways to live in adapt and mitigate it just a question of how much it's going to screw up our politics how much it's going to change the way we think of History you know they got money and I'm a 90s kid at end of History thinking the world was going to get better the troubles globalization was progress Etc what does it mean if I climate change completely eliminates the possibility of economic growth which probably won't be the case for the us but they're huge parts of the world with that is going to be the case if we don't change course now so like the end of the century if we don't change course The Economist studying to say you could be at least 20 possibly 30% smaller than 30%. How did you get involved in this before you got involved and have a good shift so I'm a journalist I'm an editor mostly actually in your magazine and you know I'm interested in your future like as a result read a lot of sides with papers read a lot of like obscure subreddits and I kind of thing and just in 2016 started seeing a lot more of that a lot more than news from science was about climate and a lot more that climate has was really scary and when I looked around at the other places that like we think of as our competitors in the newspapers TV shows I just felt like the scarier end of the spectrum was just not at all being talked about so most scientist talk about this 2-degree threshold is like the threshold of catastrophe and I didn't lay people think that means if that's kind of a ceiling for warming like without a blue worst that could get but actually it's functionally the best case scenario and we are we hadn't had any storytelling any discussion around what the world would look like north of 2 degrees and I just felt as a journalist I was like holy s*** there's a huge story here like the way that world could be completely transformed by these forces is not going to get anybody is writing about in Parker's it's a long story but scientist and science journalists were really they were really focused on making sure that they're messaging was hopeful and optimistic and they were reluctant to talk about the scariest findings and so I was terrified by the science I looked at it and I was like nobody talking about this is scary spread the word and in 2017 that was very worst case scenario so I met you before I think 2° about a best case scenario for Teresa's we're on track for now this piece was looking at 568 degrees of warming some things we're not likely to get this Century at least and it was a huge phenomenon it was read by a bunch of million people the biggest story than your next Endeavor public and I just thought man that gets there a lot of people like me out there who have intuitions about climate suffering and Terror but aren't seeing it in the white people writing about the story I decided you know there's more to say and even Beyond like telling the The Bleak storytelling that really dark talking about really dark possibilities I just thought they're all these categories of life that we haven't even thought about hello impact us so we we know about sea level rise but that's like I mentioned before that makes you think if you live off the coast you'll be okay but the whole planet is going to be harder than others Global Climate impacts the century but everyone going to be affected in some way and the way that changed our politics the way it changes are pop-culture the way it changes our psychology are mood our relationship the history how we think about the future everything but the past will we expect from capitalism but we play in capitalism for what we expect from technology what we think technology can do can technology save us can technology entertain us while the boat world is burning these are all these kind of like Humanities questions that I felt really wet really had not been talked about the book does like it's a tour through what the world would look like between 2 and 4 degrees but it's also which is a kind of hellscape but it is also you know how about half of it is about we're going to live here we're going to survive in what form where will it mean you know at the mythological level what will it be in at the personal level what will it be in the way we think about our kids and our futures and all that stuff and you know my my my big picture thinking about it is yes really Bleak and I think there are some possible ways that we could divert some of these worst-case scenarios I mean there is technology that can suck carbon out of the atmosphere are already it hasn't been tested at scale it's really expensive but if we really if we can over the you know the next decade or two really like build it like Global plantations of the carbon capture machines then not only can we like stop the problem from moving probably could actually reversible yo seen those before I've seen the designs for those were they had these enormous like the apartment building sized air filter things only in theory the entire the entire carbon footprint of the global economy we would have to change anything we could suck out all the extra carbon opening into the atmosphere for cost of 3 trillion dollars a year is a lot of money but their estimates for how much we're subsidizing the fossil fuel business better as high as five trillion dollars a year so we just redirected those subsidies to this technology in theory we could literally solve the problem immediately there are other complications it's like in order to store the carbon you need an industry that's two or three times our present oil and gas industry which is where that goes in next to who Tone and all that stuff complicated but we have the tools we need is just a matter of deciding to put them into practice and I were pretty like that you know recent history shows that we're not doing that fast enough so one of the big you no points that I'd like I'm making the book and it's six and a heads-up strongly as we think of climate change it started in the industrial revolution like centuries ago but half of all the carbon we put into the atmosphere in history of humanity from the burning fossil fuels to come in 30 years the last 30 years that since Al Gore published his first book on warming it seems the UN establish their climate change panel it's is the premiere of Seinfeld so that you and I have lived through the Lion's Share of all of the Damage Done to the climate in all of human history yeah so we brought the world from the basically a stable climate to the brink of total climate catastrophe in 30 years one generation we have about one generation to save it to me that's like it make me uncomfortable to use this language but it's basically a theological story we have the entire fate of the planet in the hands of these two generations what happens 50 years from now a hundred years from now will entirely be up to the way we Act and what we do and the time scale is so crazy because you have this really compressed we must act now to avoid these worst-case scenarios time scale but also the impact will unfold if we don't do anything over Millennia so like we could have you know if we really bring into being the total amount of all ice sheets that means that eight centuries from now 12 centuries from now people will be dealing with the s*** that were f****** up today we will be in hearing problems for them to be solving 800 1215 hundred years from now and that damage will be done if it is done in the next 30 or 50 years so we are I mean we are really writing this epic story about Earth humanity and our future honest planet in the time of a single lifetime a single generation and that is on the one hand is sort of like overwhelming but it's also empowering you know like all the climate impacts that talk about all the climate hard is that a really terrifying if we make it happen we will be making them happen in Maine and put in the system is how much carbon we put in the atmosphere there are feedback loops the people are worried about their things about climate that we can't control but at least at this point the main driver of future warming is what we do and so we could if we get to a four degree hellscape with hundreds of millions or billions climber Fiji feedback loops of people are worried about their things about climate we can't control but at least at this point the main driver of future warming is what we do and so we could if we get to a four degree hellscape with hundreds of millions or billions climber fiji's that'll be because of what we're doing it's not some system outside of our control even though we're often kind of we find a kind of comforting to think that it's outside of our control cuz that means we don't have to change it


    Joe Rogan | California Wildfires Will Get 64 Times Worse??
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    I mean it's pretty bad already and it's going to get I think a lot lot worse so not bad right now right here it's raining too nice out to tell me how long ago were the fires right back you waited since October yeah it was rough but in all fairness I've been evacuated three times over the past 20 years the future of the Apocalypse but you know their scientific estimates to say that they're going to get by the end of the century 64 times worse what ya think I'm a little high cuz that would mean more than half of California burning every year but I mean it's going to get ya know yet it'll get crazy and there's no way to avoid any of this Wildfire stuff Runyon you know if we don't raise the temperature of the planet then but is that the only thing that's causing while if I mean like obviously if the temperature raises there's more dry weaves grass and stuff like that but there's a lot of preventive stuff you can do I mean not building a certain areas used to be you know the Indians who lived here before the white people can get a lot of controlled burning they like lived among fires and I think that's like a probably more responsible way to be but we've now built up the whole state so that they're all these homes that we don't want to burn their all these properties we want to burn and when you when you like restrict the ability of natural first burn that means that like more tender gets built over time and then you know at some point something like some action it all Burns so that I mean you could you could do more controlled fire you could take more aggressive action in terms of you know like spraying foam and that kind of thing firefighters but I was just talking about yesterday I'm actually doing some recording on wildfires in saying that no Santa Ana powered Wildfire has ever been stopped by firefighter he's like a environmental historian wow it's like you can hope that the winds redirect them but like the action of firefighters is basically just spitting in the wind so the action is not the stopped and said, contain it yeah it's best I can yeah and minimize property damage 711 time we were filming Fear Factor and we were way up on the five like probably I would say maybe 75 miles from here and for a full hour driving about 50 miles an hour there was fire on the right hand side of the road for a full hour I mean like Lord of the Rings end of the world again like you waiting for Satan riding on a burning Phoenix over the top of the hill it was crazy I've never seen anything like it in my life that was the worst one I've ever seen but I think that was just because of placement I think that this past one was actually worse in terms of physical damage and size is just I didn't see it the way I saw this one last year there were there were Flames like hopping over the 405 because in my bones I now know it's sort of not true but like my inner emotional perspective on the world is that I live in a fortress I don't live in nature where I got walked out on concrete streets I look up a steel buildings nature can't come for me when you see like fire straddling the 405 that's you know this is a major Metropolis here and we're not safe we're certainly not totally safe that's a major major revelation climate change of teaching us that you know you still live within climate and when it gets f***** up it will f*** you up it will affect you in some way you're there was the both sides before a five-run fire last year last year or the year before that one of those but it was insane it was it was hitting Bellaire and people like with this is this we never seen this before I talk to a firefighter once this is years ago and he told me with the right wind it's a matter of time for a fire hits the top of LA and burns all the way to the ocean he was knocking me anything we could do about it because if the right wind catches in a fire starts at the top of Los Angeles it'll just go straight through la like at this what is that from Jamie 405 fire but that's the crazy video on the left hand side until these are people driving down the 405 looking at you know the most is for a place that has 30 million people or whatever La has to see the entire Hillside on fire and Bellaire up to me Bellaire is really interesting cuz it's you know most climate impacts they hit the world's poorest for me and like the wildfires are they working the river it's cuz it's like people living in the Hills yeah there's the rich people but it just shows you like no matter how rich you are no matter how comforted by that wealth you are like you know you might get hit with the best example was Point Dume and we were flying over at my friend. Bill has a helicopter license and so we went around the peak of Doom it's crazy because you know these are like 20 million dollar States the massive Bluffside homes they thought they were living in the peak of luxury over viewing the ocean and like it to the ground like that's what it looks like now good people voice at all they'll protect the rich folks then protect these ones they can't protect anybody when it gets his crazy they did and I think they lost more than 600 homes in Malibu alone yeah I mean I mean yeah yeah I mean at least have the same way like nobody looking at La in 1850 would have said like yours a great place to build a city but we did it anyway like America and it's like Imperial Swaggart was like now we can create some Paradise out of this completely in hospitable and and both places and then you know it's just a lesson that like you know just a matter of time will the most cocky people of the people that have those houses on stilts on the water in Malibu like that forever I mean if you think about like the long long sweep of human history most human settlements didn't happen on the coast like people lived in maybe they lived on a river maybe you do have a little community on the river but you know the last like 50 years we were a hundred years we built up so especially America's so much more on the coast and that's like you know really inviting disaster I mean all of you and then like all of that is like that was floodplain that like nature was like you know swampland it was and now it's you know new Suburban developments made out of concrete and that just means more human settlements didn't happen on the coast like people lived in maybe they live on a river maybe you do have a little community on the river but you know the last like fifty years we were a hundred years we built up so especially America's so much more the coast and that's like you know really inviting disaster I mean all of you and then like all of that is like that was floodplain that like nature was like you know swampland it was and now it's you know new Suburban developments made out of concrete and that just means more flooding


    Sunlight is the Best Disinfectant | JRE Twitter Special
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    healthy like you you want her to grow you need to grow the shareholders needed to grow that advertisers need to advertise so you got all these restrictions but allowing people to say these awful things make sure we stay away from them and it allows us to avoid certain people and it isn't it important to know that these people hold these believes you get rid of them you know someone could walk into a business and you wouldn't even know that they were Neo-Nazi but if they were high-profile saying things you'd like that so so so true I like one of the biggest problems with censorship is the fact that you push people underground and you don't know what's going on and this is something I worry about it's not that I don't worry about it as much about like the underground and like being able to shine a light on these things is anything else like we have today and we are looking at Technologies which open up the aperture even more and we all agree that a binary on or off is not the right answer and is not scalable we have started getting into Nuance within their enforcement and we've also started getting into Nuance with the presentation of of content so you know One path might have been for some of your replies for us to just remove that those you no offense of replies completely we don't do that we hide it behind an interstitial to protect the original Tweeter and it and and also folks who don't want to see that they can still see everything they just have to do one more top so that's one ranking is another solution but as technology gets better and we get better at applying to it we have a lot more optionality whereas we don't we don't have that as much today I feel like I'm going to rewrite an earlier point though you know if you recognize sunlight is the best disinfectant your it's like you're chasing after a goal that can never be met if you want to if you want to protect all speech and they start Banning certain individual you want you and increase the amount of all the conversations but you're Banning some people well how long until this group is not offended by that group how long till you banned everybody but I don't believe a permanent ban promotes health I don't I don't believe that but we have to we have to work with the Technologies tools and conditions that we that we have today so and evolved over overtime to where we can see examples like the swimming at the Westboro Baptist Church who was using Twitter every single day to spread hate against the other BBQ a community and over time we had I think it was three poor folks on Twitter who would engage her every single day about what she was doing and she actually left the church she would have never left the church I completely here that we we get it it's just and back on with some restrictions maybe you can only twice per day maybe you can't reach me or something to that effect very early in our thinking here they're open-minded to how to do this I think we agree philosophically that permanent bands are in extreme case scenario and it shouldn't be one of our in a regular use tools and Rental just so how we do that I think it's something that were actively talking about today is there a timeline that we can fix a lot of problems I'm just curious are you thinking like bands of a year 5 years 10 years like I'm just curious like what is what is a reasonable ban in this kind of contact why they want to be unbanned like someone should have to have a like a well measured considerate response to what they did wrong did do they agree with what they did wrong maybe perhaps saying why they don't think they did anything wrong and you could review it from there English common law of hundreds of years of precedent and developing new rules and figure out what works and doesn't put his very different so I think with the technology I don't know if you need permit bands or even or even suspensions at all you could literally just I mean block someone's account is essentially suspending them but I wouldn't be no claim to know anything about the things you go through but what if you just restricted most of what they could say you know you block certain words in a certain dictionary if someone's been someone related to increased Hill the things you go through but what if you just restricted most of what they could say you know you block certain words in the dictionary if someone's been if someone releases are greased he'll band or right


    Twitter Execs on Decision to Ban Jacob Wohl | Joe Rogan
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    do you have that I believe who is Jacob Wohl he's a conservative personality but he's very very controversial for like fake news or something I don't know too much about him so I don't accuse him of things they don't know who he is but he was he was in something we tried accusing molar of like sexual assaults and it turned out to be like just completely fake ridiculous had used tactics in the past to influence the election and he will continue to do so using all of his generals other people accounts together or email addresses and some cases IP addresses count together and having multiple accounts in and of itself is not on a violation of our rules can some people have their you know when you are deliberately pretending to be someone else about the Russians do for example in the 2016 election so it was that Playbook and that type of activity that we saw about Jacob Wohl and that's why his accounts were suspended did you investigate Jonathan Morgan wine that's that's the important question why I don't I don't know who that is it might be that someone at Twitter investigated him I personally don't know who that you should know who he is he's more important than Jacob wallets Direction Where We can see Jacob Wohl his sad he's done this so you like working at basket weave and him it was recently reported and covered by numerous Outlets that a group called new knowledge was meddling in the Alabama election by creating fake Russian accounts to manipulate National media into believing that Roy Moore's pop up by the Russians Facebook Bantam as well as for other people but Twitter didn't Jacob while we were able to directly attribute through email addresses and phone numbers his direct connection to the accounts that were created to manipulate the election if we're not able to tie that direct connection on our platform or law enforcement doesn't give us information to tie attribution we won't take action and it's not because of political ideology it's because we want to be damn sure before we take action on a kill someone could use a VPN account and they could game the system can do things to mask who they are and what accounts with their email or text from one morning and said we are going to permanently suspend this particular account and it's not a what do you think it's we are going to do this and I then have an opportunity at test questions I asked a question why she gave me a link back to the document findings in USA Today we took the action I was on Twitter a bunch of people pointed me at this particular case since some of those tweets to her what's going on so that's in the background wouldn't you just terminate anybody associated with the company that is doing this I mean to his campaign was happening do you want us to take every single newspaper accounts attribution because what we were able to do in the Jacob Wohl situation was actually titles accounts in our own systems that he would you control the grounds not just take the word of a newspaper article USA Today he says I'm doing this and you're like okay we can look at that we can see if we get rid of them with with new knowledge you said you did take those countdown I believe we were able to take down at a certain cluster of account that we saw engaging in the behavior but we won't weren't necessarily able to tie it back to one person controlling those to contact him and get some service statement from him in order to take down his account obviously admit to manipulating Twitter after what they claimed that was a false flag reviewed internal documents that showed they admitted it was a false flag operation the guy who runs the company said his company does this he wasn't aware necessarily but it was an experiment so he's giving kind of in my opinion duplicitous like you know not straightforward but at the time of this campaign which she claims to know about he tweeted that it was real so during the Roy Moore campaign he tweets wow look at the Russians then it comes out later his company the one that did it so you're kind of like I was that this guy was propping up his own fake news right then when they get busted he goes oh no it's just my company doing an experiment but you tweeted it wasn't real you use your verified Twitter account fake narrative your company was pumping on this platform until the point I want to make I guess is it sounds like we need to take a closer look at this but work at Twitter I pulling their mustaches laughing you know that person the band button whatever it is you're conservative I think it's just there's a bias that's unintentional that flows in One Direction so you see the news about Jacob Wohl and I can the reason for it to is a couple reasons for one yours your staff is likely more of you mention more likely to lean left and look at certain sources so you're going to hear about more things more often and take action on those things as opposed to the other side of the coin but we have to consider like where the actions are taking place broadly to the 4,000 people that we have is a company versus deliberateness that we have one digit Steam from this mean when we when we look at a company-wide average of all of your employees and the direction they lean versus the new sources they're willing to read you're going to see a flow in One Direction weather intentional or not and so I think the challenges antonella's like what's going on on the platform where the ones that have the metadata bank accounts were the ones I can see patterns of behavior upscale the other account which I got feedback on platform where the ones that have the metadata about accounts were the ones I can see patterns of behavior upscale yes we'd we did have it the same sort of findings in the other Pacific account which I got feedback on pasta her and and we didn't find what we need to find


    Tim Pool Asks Twitter Execs About Election Meddling & US Law | JRE Twitter Special
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    nus law US law doesn't recognize restrictions on hate speech is considered free speech so if you want as requiring all the craziest thing in the world you're allowed to on your platform Twitter you're not allowed to so even in that sense alone your rules do have an ideology behind them I don't completely disagree I think but the reason I bring this up is getting a discussion about Democratic health of a Nation so I think it's can't be disputed this point that Twitter is extremely powerful and influencing election you know what I'm pretty sure you guys published recently a bunch of tweets from foreign actors that were trying to meddle in elections don't even use a company recognized that foreign entities are trying to manipulate people using this platform is a few things I want to be on this but would it be important than to just at a certain point Twitter become so powerful in influencing elections and giving access to even the president's tweets that you should allow people to use the platform based under the Norms of US law 1st Amendment free-speech rights platform this is becoming too much of it becoming too powerful and how are elections are are taking place so even if you are saying why hate speech is our one La people agree with it if at any point one person disagrees there still an American was right to this unit to access to the public discourse and you've essentially monopolize that and not completely but for the most part so isn't there some responsibility on you to guarantee at a certain extent less regulation happen right like love you foreign governments are manipulating all our elections then shouldn't you guarantee the right to an American to access his platform to be involved in the electoral process I'm not sure I see that the world so we're Global 75% of the users of Twitter outside of the United States we think about how do you have a global standard that can meet the threshold of as many countries as possible because we want all the people in the world to be able to participate in other countries Europe the same things that you're being accused of by American conservatives I think of the situations are very very different and I don't think that but the ideologies and play are the same at all tips of my concern I guess is I recognized your Globe your company that serves the world but as an American I have a concern that the Democracy I live in the Democratic Republic I'm sorry the Democratic functions are healthy one of the biggest threats is you know Russian in Russia Iran China they're trying to meddle in our elections using your platform and it's effective so much so that you've actually come out and removed many people you know Covington was apparently started by Foundation Brazil or the Covington scandal with his fake news goes viral was reported by CNN that it was a it was a dummy a they're going to prop it up and they were pushing out this out of context information so they do this they use your platform to do it you've now got a platform that is so powerful in our American discourse that foreign governments are using it as Weapons against us and you taking a stance against the laws of United States and I mean like against like a retinal I mean you have rules that go beyond the scope of the US which will restrict American citizens from being able to participate mean while foreign actors are free to do so so long as they play by your rules they're being threatened by the fact that if there's an American citizen who says I do not believe in your measuring policy and you ban them that person has been removed from public discourse on Twitter saying they don't agree with it violating it by targeting an individual individual repeatedly this course which has become so absurdly powerful foreign. Much weaponize it because you have different rules than the American country has to be clear my understanding and I'm not expert on all the platforms that foreign governments use multiple multiple different ways to interfere in elections is not limited to our platform nor is it limited to social media what the president and so only undeniable I do I'm just pointing out that there are number of different Avenues and individuals have choices and how they use the platform you have a private privately owned Publix if if I could use an alligator would be most apt and you've sent rules that are not recognized by the US in fact when it came to a supreme court hearing is that hate speech is not a violation it's actually protected free speech so there's an actual odds so there might be someone who says I refuse to live by any other means than what the Supreme Court has that down that means I have a right to hate speech you will ban them that means your platform is so powerful it's being used to manipulate elections and you have rules that are not recognized by the government to remove American citizens does a private platform you become too powerful to not be regulated if you refuse to allow people Free Speech but I'm trying to pick apart the connection I think so yes we we do have an issue with foreign entities and misinformation and in this is a extremely complicated issue which were just beginning to understand and grasp and and takacs I I don't think that issue is solved purely by not being more aggressive on something else that is taking people off the platform entirely as well which is abuse and harassment it's a cost-benefit analysis ultimately in our rules are designed again and you know they don't always manifests this way in the outcomes but in terms of what we're trying to drive is opportunity for every single person tube how to speak freely on the platform and that's absolutely not true you were going to light a lot of speech so free speech is not on your platform speaker disable everyone but a great opportunity for everyone to speak on our service some people encounter particular conduct that we see them once to remove themselves from the platform completely which goes against the principle of enabling everyone to speaker giving people the opportunity speaker XO rules are focused on the the opportunities presented and we have particular outcomes to make sure that those opportunities are a social pressing his speech right that's a fact of physical violence however when a default links hands and block the door so that no one can go to an event that is also legally allowed right so what you're saying is that if someone is engaging in Behavior such as going on Twitter and shouting someone down relentlessly that's something external what happens in the world under the US government I am allowed to scream very close to you and not let you speak in public but I'm Twitter you don't allow that so there's a dramatic difference between what Twitter thinks is okay and what the US government okay how are democracy functions and their functions the issue one pointing out is that we know Twitter is becoming extremely important and how are public discourse is occurring how are cultural culture is developing and who even get selected so if you have rules that are based on a global policy that means American citizens were biting by all of the laws of our country are being restricted from engaging in public discourse because you've monopolized it remove play Within those rules they can participate in a discourse even if they are just trying to manipulate our elections on the other hand if the people that are on the platform play by those rules they can also counteract unless their ideology goes in line with us law not legally allowed as opposed to what you allow so foreign governments can can absolutely keep making new accounts and keep bothering and keep manipulating they can even post things I'll go viral and I get banned and not care but a private American citizen can take years and I refuse to back down so we can see that at a certain point you have a Twitter is slowly gaining in my opinion too much control from your personal ideology based on what you've research what you think is right over American discourse if you have Twitter and it's got as my opinion on a lawmaker but I would have to assume if Twitter refuses to say in United States you are allowed to say what is legally acceptable. Then long only choice will be to enforce regulation on your company actually quite a bit of time talking to lawmakers as part of my role had a public policy and a lot of time in DC Jose the Jack and I have both spent a lot of time in DC and I think from the perspective of of lawmakers they across the Spectrum are also in favor of policing abuse and harassment online and bullying online those are things that people care about because they affect their children if they are communities in the affected individuals and so I don't think that in as a private American Business we can have different standards than what an American government-owned corporation American government would have to Institute those are two different things Americans and I understand your point about the influence and I'm not denying that certainly Twitter is an influential platform but like anything whether it's the American law or the rules of Twitter are there rules and those rules have to be followed so does your voice whether to follow those rules and to continue to participate in a Civic dialogue choice to not do that absolutely sure that we are largely influential and we're very important that you are friendly important and that's a compliment Twitter has become extremely powerful but at a certain point you should not have the right to control what people are allowed to say no private or Doug look I'm a social liberal I think we should regulate you guys because you are unelected officials running your system the way you see fit against the wishes of a Democratic Republic and they're people who disagree with you are being exercised from public discourse because of your ideology that terrifies me and we can take it one step further policies around abusing harassment on the platform I'm tryna understand what it is are saying cuz I'm not I'm not sure I'm following you you don't think we have any rules about abusing harassment so even that the threats that you received that you didn't have to but you mentioned the number of threats that you received in your quite frustrated that we hadn't taken action on you think we shouldn't have walls at you're just too ignorant to understand what the hell's going on around them and I see people burning signs that say free speech I see you openly saying we recognize the PowerBar platform and we are not going to abide by American Norms I see the manipulation of Twitter for in violation of our elections I see Democratic operatives in Alabama waging a false flag campaign using fake Russian accounts and the guy who runs that company has not been banned from the platform even after it's been written by the New York Times he was doing this so we know that only our people manipulating your platform you have rules that remove honest American citizens with bad opinions whoever right to engage in public discourse and it's like you recognize it but you like having the power on I'm not quite sure it was so you believe that I should not have any rules about abusing harassment or any sort of hate speech maybe too simplistic the point I'm trying to make is that you're asking us to comply with the US law that would criminalize potential speech and put people in jail for it and you're asking us to enforce those those two while I mean if you inside death you will get the crime you can go you can go to jail for that so at the very least you could move like when you when you're on your platform who commits a crime you don't man them I say why is really weird people on your platform was a bad naughty word


    Tim Pool Asks Twitter Execs if They Take Cues from the SPLC | JRE Twitter Special
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    you know Gavin was saying punch people will you punch people doesn't in their band them in their doesn't realize also Twitter is how old now 11 years old is old 13 years old it was was was last time where they found 5% of the Tweet of the penalty for the post on gambell hate speech no matter Twitter is like 2.4 so it's marginal increase at Gap is called the white supremacy network of course you go on it and yeah absolutely exists they say that synagogue shooter so why the media is is targeting it's it's such a crazy nightmare reality when the guardian the a criminal on YouTube and he's being arrested I thank God every day we have the first members in this country are the cover of a newspaper there was a job somewhere it's been reported by YouTube as is the Anti-Defamation League do you use them in your decision-making process rule development we're very aware of laws with certain of their research and we're very careful about who we take advice from what do they have looks like I hope not hate in the UK and now they're all going to point their you know figurative guns at me for saying this but the Southern Poverty Law Center article where they claimed I went to Aron for Holocaust in their conference and I've never been to around in their evidence was this guy found an archived website from a holocaust denier with my name on it and I was there proof and there are people who have been labeled the extremist by this organization that have been so again like not not to imply that you guys do either by ask civilly because it's been reported other organizations do so we have activist organizations we have journalists that I can attach start absolutely activist that worked for I work for vice I worked for Fusion I was told implicitly not explicitly to lie to side with the audience as it were I've seen the narrative they push and I've had conversations with people that I'm not going to I'm going to keep relatively off-the-record journalists who are terrified because they said the narrative right-wing journalist in particular said that he had yet evidence of you know essentially he had reason to believe there was wrongdoing but he talks about it he could lose his job and they're there was a journalist to report to me that Dan Society admitted they were poured was was was was was incorrect and now you got organizations lobbying for terminating Joanne died because of the stuff so this this narrative persists then you see all the actions I mentioned it before and all the organization saying we're doing the right thing and I got to say like we're living I feel like we're looking at the doorway to the nightmare dystopia I'll do I just want to clarify I don't I don't know if we're going around saying we're doing the right thing we're saying why we're doing what we're doing that's what we need behind what we believe is like the right thing we have to clearly rationalize why we're making the decision were making and more of that that's that to me is a prevention from snowflake Avalanche 124 but I think it's just obvious to point out again like this before we can have the conversation and I can understand you before I'm from where I'm sitting you hold a vastly different ideology that I do and you have substantially more power and controlling my government that terrifies me and what makes it worse is that a Saudi Prince owns was reported portion of that company so I'm sitting here like just a little American can't do anything to stop it I just watching this unaccountable machine turn away you're just one snowflake in an avalanche all these other companies are as well and I'm like well here we go going to be right there I just said that Saudi Prince have any influence yeah that works I think ultimately yeah I get what you're doing I think it's wrong I think it's terrifying and I think we're looking we're we're we're on the Atlanta already has happened and where we're heading down to this nightmare scenario the future where it terrifies me when I see people who claim to be supporting liberal ideology burning signs that say Free Speech threatening violence against other people you have these journalists to do the same thing they accuse everybody of being a Nazi everybody of being a fascist Joe Rogan I know you like Ubi proponents you know some very liberal and except for 2nd Amendment that's probably the only thing that I disagree with a lot of liberals when you see what the media says about everybody you see how they called Jordan Peterson all day and night all right. Write it to remove them from public discourse saying that sunlight is the best disinfectant and upon examination you realize that this is not true at all and that these people look foolish like the Dayton Society article


    How Jack Dorsey Feels About Government Regulation of Twitter | JRE Twitter Special
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    goodbye these approaches by being proactive and by taking a stand perhaps offering Up a Road to Redemption to these people and making clear distinction between what year what you're allowing what you're not allowing you can hold off regulation or do you disagree with what he saying about regular I don't believe that should be our goal is to hold off if we should be we should purchase paid like any other citizen whether it be corporate citizen or individual citizen in helping to guide the right regulation I could be wrong on this because it's been like 15 years since I've done this way from lady with the clean water restoration act at all I don't expect anything so it was at some point in like the early 70s there was a river in Ohio and again I could be wrong than 15 years I've taken on fire and what was typically told us was that all of these different companies that we're doing the right thing but this like as I mentioned snowflake doesn't blame itself no overtime the river was so polluted it became sludge in Lent fire if all these companies think they're doing the right thing and they've all just contributed to this nightmare we need to tell them blanket regulation and so what I see with these companies like banking institutions public discourse platforms beer distribution actually I'm really worried about what regulation will look like because I think the government is going to screw everything up but I think there's going to be a recoil of first I think the Republicans cuz I watch the testimony Congress and I thought they had no idea what they're talking about hair it was like a couple people to make good points with the most part they were like I went over and asked about Russian stuff they have no idea what's going on but there'll come a time when you know friends with one of the one of the great things I brought was that by default when someone in DC signs up they see way more Democrats than Republicans right remember that when you so well that there's an issue and I don't think I believe you that these are like how do you regulate grammar to print algorithm to solve that problem is is is greater your regulating someone to invent technology but I feel like there will be a backlash when too many right now we're saying there isn't one of us around this conversation is that conservatives feel like they're being persecuted and repressed so then it's going to act like I'm going to stop so there's two fields of research within artificial intelligence of Revenue but I think really impactful for industry one is fairness and mo so Earnest and what might learning and deep-learning so looking at everything from what data set is fed to Ann Arbor them so like the training data set all the way to how the algorithm actually behaves on that on that data set making sure that it does not develop bias over the longevity of the algorithms use case so that's one area that we want to lead in and we've been working with some of the leading researchers in the industry to do that because the reality is a lot of this human judgment is moving out rooms and the second issue with it moving our rhythms is our lives today can't necessarily explain the decision-making criteria that they use so they can explain in the way that you make a decision you explain why I really nice today or not being programmed in such way that they can't even explain that you may wear an Apple Watch run since it might tell you to stand every now and then right now those out rhythms can't explain why why they're doing it right. That's a bad example cuz he does it every every 15 minutes but as we offload more and more of these decisions both internally and also individually two watches and and into cars and one not there is no does nobility right now that I read them to actually go through and list out the criteria used to make that decision so this is another area that we'd like to get really good at if we want to continue to be transparent around our actions because a lot of these things are just black boxes and they're being built in that way because there's been no Research into like how do we get these our rooms to explain what their decision is that my husband is Sedonas we know that Democratic operatives in Alabama did this and so I imagine that you know what Donald Trump you know he talked about executive order for free on college campuses so that the chattering is hear someone's going to take a sledgehammer to Twitter to Facebook to YouTube and just be like not understanding the technology behind it not willing to give you the benefit of the benefit of the doubt and just saying I don't care why you're doing it we are mad have some bills and then that's over are biased and I think what you're doing is dangerous but I think that is a matter doesn't matter what you think is right it matters at all of these companies are doing similar things and it's and it's and it's already terrifying people I mean luck when when I saw somebody got banned from their bank account that's terrifying and PayPal has done this for a long time you know that seems like more egregious than getting banned from any social justice or social media platform. That seems to be worthy of boycott man I believe his name is Robert Spencer and they said MasterCard instructed us to ban him and you know what you don't say this to me mentioning Chase Paypal Mastercard terrifies me I'm on The Joe Rogan podcast right now calling out these big companies in defiance and we've already seemed like to know all the specifics of why they chose to do that and I would hope that they would really some sort of a statement explaining why they chose to do that maybe there's something we don't know there was a there was a reporter with big league politics who said that after reporting on PayPal negatively they banned him that's terrifying so it looks reporting on it and what way like we're going to Sargon of akkad issue no apparently as a journalist who wrote about something by PayPal did Big League politics is conservative and so all the sudden he got a notification that they can't tell him why but he's gone so I see these big Tech monopolies I see YouTube Facebook Twitter and they're doing it and they all say they're doing the right thing but all of these little things they're doing are adding up to something nightmarish and some somebody going to show up and in a matter of time issue no apparently is a journalist who wrote about something by PayPal did Big League politics is conservative and so all the sudden he got a notification that they can't tell him why but he's gone so I see these big Tech monopolies I see YouTube Facebook Twitter I see Paypal Mastercard and they're doing it and they all say they're doing the right thing but all of these little things they're doing are adding up to something nightmarish and some some right legislators going to show up and in a matter of time with a sledgehammer and just he's at whack your algorithm


    Twitter Plans to Address Left Wing Bias Perception | JRE Twitter Special
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    shift the public perception of having this left-wing bias maybe possibly addressing it mom has a Democrat and I feel extremely fortunate that I was able to first see that Spectrum but also feel safe enough to express my own point of view but when I go on someone like candy I'm not talking to Hannity I'm talking to people like my dad to listen to him and I want to get across how we think and and also that are thinking of olives and here's the challenges were seeing in like this is our intent this is what we're trying to protect and we're going to make some mistakes along the way and we're going you admit to him with them in the past week and then to a lot more over and over the past three years but you know I don't know any other way to address some of these issues it all it all goes back to trust like our operating principles earn more trust and people in the world at all in there are some people who trust us a little bit more but this is the thing that we want to measure the the thing that we want to get better at Mission within Katie hertzog no know who was it has the wrong person you idiot a Twitter conversation with her in the opposite direction they want more we want more we want more you know restrictions us right so I mean in terms of solving the problem Amor of controlling it wasn't just more but to be a lot more specific about what actions we've taken to promote more Health on the platform like what products did we change what policies did we introduced in the past two years so she's asking questions every question she asked she wanted me to be a lot more specific and some of these things have something that is very specific sum or directional right now because like we we have to prioritize you know what the Direction and I talked about like you know we've decided that physical safety is going to be a party for us and to us that means like being a whole lot more proactive around things like doxxing so I guess you have unlimited funding but we did mention the pier if we go right right safety in an area that's not so that at least you have but you can have some pushback in his what is learn-to-code me and then they can tell you absolutely that's crazy back and just so you know that the trust and safety team is also Global team team so it's not like people from California we're looking at everything making decisions that are Global now I hear your point about who trains them in the materials they have and all that and like we have to think about that and that's that's one thing that Jack has really been pushing us to think about is how do we decentralized our Workforce because he's very focused on what about publishing evidence of wrongdoing in a Banning so when people say you know what did Alex Jones really do maybe like people didn't realize what you what you saw and again it's an issue of trust were thinking of doing something called we call case essentially like this is our case law this is what we use and so high-profile cases make a lot of people just don't understand and they don't believe us when we're saying these things should have put that out there so people can see it again they may disagree with the calls that were making but we at least want them to see why we're making these calls I think and that that I do want to do I want to at least start that by the end of this year so I think you know ultimately my main criticism stands and I don't see a solution to in that Twitter is an unelected you know unaccountable as far as I'm concerned when it comes to public discourse you have rules that are very clearly at all we discussed I don't see a solution to that and I think in my opinion we can have this kind of like we tone things down we had some interesting conversations but ultimately unless you're willing to allow people to get speak speak entirely freely you are and we have an unelected group with a near-monopoly on public discourse in many capacities and I understand it's not everything right it is Big too and it's you know what I see is you are going to dictate policy whether you realize it or not and that's going to terrify people and it's going to make violence happen is going to make things worse you know I I I I I hate you bring up this example on the on the rule for misgendering because I'm actually I can't understand it and I can agree with it to a certain extent you know nothing works back to the trans Community but also recognize we've seen an escalation in Street violence we see a continually a disenfranchised large batch of individuals country with NC only one of those factions band with NC massive multinational billion-dollar Corporation with private about foreign investors and it looks to me like if you hold if you know foreign governments try to manipulate us there I don't see a solution to that problem that you do have political views you do enforce them and that means that Americans were buying by American Drew living exercise from political discourse and that's the future that's it appears on the approach we ground assassin rating as much opportunity as possible for the largest number of people what kind of bass are a rose Investments not and I I get that that's an ideology I completely understand it but we we also have to we also have to be free to experiment with Solutions and experiment with evolving policy and putting something out there that might look right at the time and evolving I'm not saying this is it but like we we look to research we look you are experiencing. On the platform and we make a call and if we get it wrong we're we're going to admit it and we're going to evolving you understand my point I understand that you have to see that as a win receiver what is your priority do you have it prioritized in terms of what you got what you guys would like to change that a couple times but the first thing we're going to do is prioritize people physical safety cuz that's got to be understanding you already have done that pretty much right so you guys experience is it censorship is a Banning like what is it would have been totally right most it depends on heater fourth on Twitter have done nothing to stop rapping towards me or anyone else right back I swear to cut my Twitter I mean my Reddit is probably you know 50 messages from various you know the far left and left-wing subreddits lying about me calling me horrible names including me and this before blocked right and I never used to block people because I thought it was silly cuz I can get a ride anyway but I decided to at one point because out of sight out of mind if they see my tweets last I'll probably interact with me last but they do this and they lie about what I believe they lie about what I stand for and they're trying to destroy everything about me other people I recognized that so ultimately I say what can you do it's going to happen on one of these platforms the internet is a thing as they say on the internet welcome to the Internet so you know what you mean I see Twitter trying to enforce all these rules to maximize good and all you end up doing is stripping people from the platform putting them in dark corners of the web where they get worse and then you don't have a problem it's going to happen on one of these platforms the internet is a thing as they say on the internet welcome to the Internet so you know what to me I see Twitter trying to enforce all these rules to to maximize good and all you end up doing is stripping people from the platform putting them in dark corners of the web where they get worse and then you don't have a problem


    Twitter's Tweet Removal Process | JRE Twitter Special
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    it seems to me that there's a lot of people that say things in humor you know that the word or were or slurs with intricate communities which is perfectly reasonable there is a danger of the context and that's why we we really want to go carefully into this and this is why we scoped down first and foremost to doxxing which is at least first to hit our number one goal protecting physical safety and in Disguise the second is that there are patterns around doxxing none or much easier to see without having the context or options of course cuz you could Doc's someone's public you know a representative public office phone number and email address and where the might catch that not have the contacts at this is a US Representative and this information is already public insanely difficult it is to monitor all of these posts and then what was the volume like what would we dealing with like how many post you guys get a day hundreds of millions of hus the day and how many human beings are manually reviewing any of these things 4000 people that are monitoring hundreds of we have a really small team who's monitoring tweets and some of them are employed by us aluminum or contractors throughout throughout the world is probably the reason we don't give a what country we might hire a hundred more people on contract to deal with it where they may not be full-time and and and with us the entire team so it goes into a Q and those are ranked by severity and then we have people who look at our rules and look at the look at the tweets and like the behavior on the context around it and they have the ability to go down at enforcement Spectrum division talked about 1 they have the ability to go down at enforcement Spectrum. Did you talk to that one make PPL login read why it's a violation over tweet and delete it to Temporary suspensions and finally a permanent suspension which is the absolute Last Resort which we ultimately do not want to do we want to make sure that our rules are also guided towards incentivizing more healthy conversation in a more more participation


    Why is Antifa Allowed On Twitter When Proud Boys Aren't? | JRE Twitter Special
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    enforcement ever asked you to keep certain people on the platform even after they violate your rules us you have the issue of antifa versus The Proud boys and Patriot prayer and anyone associated with proud boys antifa counts as we have broken the rules repeatedly branded known cells that have been involved in violence also active is there a reason the proud boys what we were able to do was actually look at documentation and announcements that the leaders of that organization is made and they're due to violence in the real world that was we're focused on and subsequent to our decision I believe the FBI also designated that's not fair just told me about it happened on his show because there was a guy that was on the show and they made a joke about starting a gang based on him cuz he was very effeminate guy they're calling the proud boys and they went into detail about how this thing became from a joke and saying that you could join the proud boys and everything you know is like being silly to people joining it and then it'd be coming this thing to fight antifa and then becoming infested with white nationalist and becoming in the end in many ways of how it was but it's been documented how it started and what it was and misrepresented as to what why was started I think there is something that you be clarified about them but Gavin has made a bunch of statements that crossed the line I have to start taking people's asses Rams like this is not just irresponsible with foolish and short-sighted and just a dumb way to talk so that you have the antifa groups that are engaging in the same thing we do know that the famous bike lock Basher incident where a guy showed up hit 77 people over the bike lock they took his name I'm going to leave that for the time being you have other groups like by emi's by any means necessary that you have in Portland for instance there specific brand infections there is between I mentioned earlier where they Doc's ice agents and they said do whatever inspires you his information and I mean you're tagged in the million times I know you probably can't see it but you can actually see that some of the Tweets in the thread are removed but the main tweet itself from an anti-fascist account linking to a website straight up saying like here's the private home details phone number addresses of his law enforcement officers not removed in September so he would you end up seeing is FBI designated by poison extremist group but it was a misinterpretation based sheer afro to draft saying with no the FBI considers them to be extremists the media then reported hearsay from the sheriff that be I cannot do know we never meant to do that that's not true we are just concerned about violence so the problem is I'll get purged and again I think you know the different story right if you want to go out to the individuals who are socially with that group versus the guy who was on the show and says outrageous things and goes and Joe show is there a specific names that they sell merchandise and they're the ones showing up throwing mortar shells into crowds they're the ones showing up with with crowbars and and bath and whacking people I was in Boston and there's a rally where conservatives are planning on putting on a router is literally just like Libertarians and conservatives and he shows up with crowbars bats and balaclavas with weapons threatening them and I have to wonder if you know a lot of organizing your platform are you concerned about that why are they being banned if I like the rules yeah I've lawyer concerned about that I had the FBI doesn't need them as a domestic terrorist is a loose term that means you oppose fascism but antifa is now they have a flag that had a flag since the Soviet you know it's so hot to your eminence I'll be there around they brought back there specific groups that I'm not going to mention by name that have specific names and they sell merchandise desire to use violence to suppress speech is a centralized organization the same way that I hear you on proud boys but like where they have like tenants that are written out and there's a leader in like but there are specific brand of cells but there are groups that that organized specifically call for violence they they they push the line as close as likely as possible The Advocates sabotage and things like this and you know when the proud boys going into fights and I can't even find themselves you know so they decided to call for violence based on antifa calling for violence actually actively committing violence against conservative people they were there to see different people at 8. Partly started because in Berkeley there was a trump rally so actually after Milo got chased out of the Berkeley they were there is a video of some guy in all black liking someone on the back was on the ground looking with her unconscious so he's conservative see this and they decide to hold a Rally's and we won't back down they hold a rally in Berkeley and then antifa shows up again I understand you can't figure out who these people are for the most part of the decentralized but then this insights an escalation you then get the rise of the base to Stickman they call this guy shows up in armor with a stick swinging back and now you have two factions forming so while I recognize it's much easier to ban a top-down group there are you know what is the difference of a guy guesses while you look at the proud boys it's straight talk down vertical you look at antiphon there's different cells of varying sizes and their different accounts so I don't have to to like I got the arguing I can make is it going to be in the proud Boys by all means under your justification but if you look at a specific Channel that's got 20,000 followers that cheers them on right is our people throw mortar shells of the crowds isn't advocating for you no heroism incitement to violence how come they don't get removed in the past when we've looked at Auntie for a week we ran into this decentralisation issue which is we weren't able to find the same type of information that we were able to find about probably which is a centralized leadership based documentation of what they stand for but absolutely a minute something I will continue to look into until they sent their using Twitter to organize and completely would absolutely take action thing that he did or was it his association with the proud boys and abandon that he's not only that he's disassociated himself with it and said that it completely got out of hand he doesn't have anything to do with it dressed up like a Michael Douglas in falling down you know he did it on purpose brother briefcase and everything I'm like what you doing so he's he's showman in many ways and he did not mean for this to the go the way it went he thought it would be this sort of innocent fun thing to be a part of and then other people got involved it in and then when people call for violence the problem is they think that it that you know you're going to just hit p how to solve a problem it just creates a much more much more comprehensive problem has had met you like you said think we were thinking than Alex Jones ever did but whether whether you want to say it's a joke or not he said things like you know choke on Punch-Out like directly and I would have to go back and I don't want to miss a thing is I don't recall whether those statements that you're referring to of Gavin's were on Twitter so they weren't you know when it comes to the weaponization of rules against like Gavin isn't creating a compilation of things he's ever said out of context and then sending around himself and other people are doing that to him activists who don't like him that's effective in fact I would actually like to point out there's one particular user who has repeatedly made fake videos attacking one of your other high-profile conservatives police reports harassment complaint that just doesn't stop you know so I'll ask this to this regard if someone repeatedly makes videos of you out of context fake audio accusing you of doing things you never done at what point does that bannable it's still the person saying that and you're making a compilation of some pre-existing with all your video so I think in this instance of Gavin like one of the things he said was like a call to violence but he was talking about it was in the context of talking about a dog and being scolded so he was like it's like it turns out like a snip it and then it goes viral


    Twitter Exec Reviews Sargon of Akkad's Ban | JRE Twitter Special
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    you could probably get some important light onto outside of Twitter this weaponization of content from platforms is being used to get people banned from their banking accounts you know they're get there we can talk about patreon princess and again I'm not this is something you could try it on patreon band name call Benjamin also known as Sargon of akkad he's also banned from Twitter and it was I do have some some of the details here do you want me to read them but I will say it was that I don't have the dates I'm sorry but he's a white guy I mean obviously he's joking around their neck white people and also sounds regions violation of the rules whether whether or not he was trying to insult some people that's a very good point and I wanted to bring that up is born violation the rules horn generally no good really good for you how to use it to a person you traitor remainer white genocide supporting is llama file to Whistler lover that should keep you going #Hitler was right he's a white guy that doesn't sound like a racial slur at all I mean he's saying f*** white people and he is white and contacts I always knew that person was not to be trusted that f****** Jewish lark undertale I'm not trying to like read but hate all this I'm just telling you what they were so you can I knew he had done things that were like a breeze by Legends of the rules cuz you know I can bring him up to go through in trying to figure out if he'd but that does sound like at least the first one was meant to be things are three things is like a bunch of them kicked off of Twitter he's on YouTube from going to mind his p's and q's the reason I brought him up again found so far away from them but they pulled us a clip from an hour and a half or whatever into a to our lives going to small channel that only have 2,000 views send to patreon and then patreon said violation and banned him outright without warning different from what you guys do just as much as first but was talk about a few things by blocking isn't enough why muting isn't enough and if you think that it's driving people off the platform people post my tweets on Reddit I block them they use a dummy account load up my tweet posts Reddit and then spammy on Reddit so you know blocking and even leaving Twitter would never do anything short of me shutting up there's nothing you can do to protect me or anyone else having won the reason why I don't think blocking and reading are enough is one I don't think we've made me powerful enough, it's spread all over the service you can use it and then you got to go find where you actually music people remove a profile page and that's just it's not a it's a disaster it just doesn't work in the same way that it should work in the same way that follow works before I would just see a weird reply and be like oh it's one of those exactly know so there's also all this infrastructure that we have to fix in order to like past those through in terms of what action you took her what action someone else took to be transparent about look what's happening on the network headed the second the second thing is block is really interesting and I think it's my own view is a totally unsatisfying because what you're doing is you're blocking someone they get notification that you've blocked them which may emboldened them even more which causes others around and ramifications from from the network but also that person can logout of Twitter and then look at your tweets just on the prank wet because we're Republic so it doesn't feel as adorable something like making mute much stronger if you're engaging in public discourse you know if I go out in the street and yell out my opinion somebody could get my face if I get off Twitter cuz I'm sick and I mean you know I'm sure you get away more than I do especially as you know the high-profile probably give me the right now it seems like even if you try everything in your power to make Twitter healthier and better it's not going to change anything about that I'm not sure about that because I do think is that just I'm not in favor of a lot of this heavy-handed Banning and a lot of things have been going on particularly like a case like the Megan Murphy case but but I think that we are doing is we're we're exploring the idea of civil discourse where we're trying to figure out what acceptable and what's not acceptable and you're communicating about this on a very large scale and it's putting that out there and then people are discussing it whether they agree or disagree with a vehement Lee defend you or I hate you they're discussing this this is I think this is how these things changed and they change over long periods of time think about words that were commonplace just a few years ago that you literally can't say anymore right now so bad long periods of time think about words that were commonplace just a few years ago that you literally can't say anymore right now and there's so many of them that were extremely, play some not even thought to be offensive 10 years ago that now you can get band off a platypus for but that's a good point to argue against Banning people and to cease enforcing rules


    Twitter Exec Is Questioned About "Learn to Code" Bannings | JRE Twitter Special
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    why are people being suspended for tweeting #learn-to-code we did some research on those journalists were receiving a variety of tweets some containing learn-to-code some containing a bunch of other coded language that was witches a farm is worth thousands and tweets being directed at a handful of journalists and we did some research and what we found was a number of the accounts that were engaging in this Behavior which is tweeting at the journalist with this either learn to code or things like day of the rope and other coded language were actually ban evasion accounts that means Accounts at inferring previously suspended and we also learned that there was a targeted campaign being organized off our platform to abusing her ass these journalists that's not true ICC here's a thing an activist who works for NBC wrote that story and then Lobby do you issue an official statement and then even the editor-in-chief of the Daily Caller got a suspension for tweeting learn-to-code of the day at The Daily Show I have never talked to anybody from NBC about this issue so I know so they were poured it don't misrepresent I'm deathreats wishes of harm other coded language that we've seen to mean death to journalists so it wasn't about just the learn-to-code it was about the contacts that we were swinging is a Farm song just learn to code in a particular contacts we made a decision we consider this this type of behavior but dogpiling which is when all is an individual's are getting tons and tons of tweets at them they feel very abused and harassed on the top for truck drivers and things like that could learn to code this was it was almost like in jest or if it wasn't ingest initially was so poorly thought-out as a suggestion that people started mocking it right correct so doesn't affect the first stories that came out we're simply like can minors learn to code it was running and the hashtag learn-to-code is just a meme it's not even necessarily conservative one that you will see more conservatives using it was using it to mock how stupid the idea of taking a person is uneducated as in their 50s who should learn some new form of vocation and then someone says learn to code and so then other people when they're losing their job when something's happening people would write learn-to-code because it's a mean won't necessarily I would I would characterize learn-to-code as a meme that represents the elitism of modern journalists and how they target certain communities with disdain who have been suspended for something like I'm not too happy with how you know BuzzFeed reported the story #learn-to-code right making representation of these people are snooty Elites who live in hours but but but again you know what this is a meme that has nothing to do with harassment but you know it's some people might be harassing somebody in my tweet it why would we expect to see even still today I'm still getting messages from people screenshot saying I've been suspended for using a hashtag and the editor-in-chief of the Daily Caller right heat heat heat heat he took he quote tweeted a video from The Daily Show with #learn-to-code and he got a suspension for it so why why why learn-to-code why is that alone so egregious it's just something I got stuck in an algorithm know it was again a specific set of issues that we were seeing targeting a very specific set of journalist and it wasn't just the learn-to-code it was a couple of things going on a lot of the accounts reading learn to come and wear ban aviators which means they're curiously been suspended a lot of the accounts had other language in them are up to that other language like Dave the brick day of the Rope oven-ready these are all coated meanings for violence against people and so people who are receiving that's for receiving hundreds of these and what appeared to us to be a coordinated harassment campaign and so we were trying to understand the context of what was going on and take action on then is again I don't know Joe if you've ever been the target of a dog piling event on Twitter but it is not particularly fun when thousands of people or hundreds of people are tweeting at you and saying things and that's can be viewed as a form of harassment it's not about the individual tweet it is about the volume of things that are being directed and so in that particular case we made the judgement call and it is a judgment call to take down the tweets that were responding directly to these journalists that were saying learn-to-code even if they didn't have a wish of harm specifically attached them because of what we've you to coordinated attempt to harass them and again like I was saying some of the other signals and coded language and we were worried that learn-to-code was taking on meaning understand that particular context so but in and of itself though it still seems like there's alternative meanings to learn to code it still could be used as Tim was saying to Makkah live you know Elite snooty you're throwing a blanket over a very small issue learn to code in itself is very small the blanket is cast Over racism because the blanket is cast over this all all the other horrible things that are attached to it but the horrible things that are attached to what the real issue just learn to code thing is kind of a legitimate protest in people saying that these minor should learn to code that's kind of preposterous the first articles warrant mean removed from Middle America that they think you can take a 50 year old man who's never use the computer before and put them in a legitimate as it was a mean that #the idea of learn-to-code condenses this idea and it's easy to communicate especially with 22 characters that there is a class of individuals country I think you mentioned on the Sam Harris at the left vs liberal journalist only follow each other so I mean I I still believe that to be sure I work in his office has it has changed. They're going to start again the visualization and and now there is a lot more cross-pollination but we do what we saw his folks who are putting into left and respect him mainly followed folks on the left and folks on right called everyone you have a left-wing activist who works for NBC News I'm not accusing you of having read the article he right he's he spends like a day lobbying Twitter thank God you have to do this yet to make these changes the next day he writes a story saying that 4chan is organizing these these these harassment campaigns and death threats and well 4chan was doing threads about it you can't accuse work until we were talking about the right it was talking about it too as what's Twitter so then the next day he has his article now he's getting threats and then Twitter saying we will take action and to make matters worse when John Levine a writer for the rap got a statement from one of your spokespeople saying yes we are Banning people for saying learn-to-code a bunch of journalists came out and then lied no idea why is fake news then becomes their only legitimate high-profile individuals there for sure probably mistaken there I don't think that any of us are claiming that we got this hundred percent right and probably are too and having a lot of contacts into actually what's happening as well and we would believe it we probably were way too aggressive when we first saw this as well Matic points of view right so this is intersectional feminism is considered like a small ideology it people refer to these groups as the regressive left organic tatarian left is it basically people who hold views that a person is judged based on the color of their skin instead of the content of their character so you have the right wing version which is like you all right electric version which is like intersectional feminism is referred to so you'll see people say things like you know when it went typically when they were white men wear when they say like white feminism desert desert signals that they hold these particular views and is really becoming more pervasive so journalist who clearly hold of these views, journalists he writes extremely biased and out of context story Twitter takes action in response a seemingly response then we can look what happens with Oliver Darcy at CNN he says you know if you don't see if a car has are gullible eating red meat from grifters among other things about the right and he's the one who's primarily advocating for the removal of sir visuals who you been removed and then when Kathy Griffin calls for dachshund that's fine when this guy calls for the death of these kids he gets it gets a slap on the wrist and I love I understand the context matters what grains of sand make a heat and eventually have all of these stories piling up and people are asking me why only Flows In One Direction for the offense without a warning just get rid of them but it didn't happen right we sleep we see these you know people say men or women though and they get a suspension right we see we see these you know people say men and women though and they get attention we see people say the editor-in-chief of the Daily Caller may be the best example #learn-to-code quoting The Daily Show when you get the suspension threatening death and inciting death is suspension to it if it feels like it's only going in one direction looking into those particular situation


    Tim Pool Tells Twitter Exec They Have a Liberal Bias | JRE Twitter Special
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    your platform restrict speech AR platform promote speech unless people violate our rules and in a specific Direction in any direction but Uncle the guy who calls for the guy who insinuates that fits a permanent ban 2015 and found 21 of them were only on one side of the cultural debate when I'm looking at their sweet if someone is biologically male and you called you know about conservative view the progressive view is inverted so now you actually have in your policies a a rule against the conservative perspective against the abuse and harassment of trans people on our platform that's what up my world a bunch of people all around the world to give his contacts in the types of behavior they're seeing how that translates into real-world harm and they give us feedback and they tell us like you should consider different types of rules different types of perspectives different like for example when we try to enforce hateful conduct in a hateful conduct policy in a particular country we're not going to know all the swear words that are used to Target people of a particular particular religion so we're going to rely on a building out all around the world we're going to help us enforce our rules misgender and just trying to pull up some of the studies that we looked at but we looked at the American Association of Pediatrics and looked at the number of transgender youth that were committing suicide and astronomical I'm sorry I can't find it right now in front of you it's a really really high statistic that's like 10 times with a normal suicide rate is normal teenagers and we looked at the causes of what that was happening in a lot of it was not just violence towards close but it was bullying behavior and what was what were those bullying behaviors that were contributing to that and that's why we made this will because we thought and we believe that those types of behaviors were happening on our platform and we wanted to stop it and there are exceptions to this rule we don't end this is all at this isn't about like public figures are you doing something with the intention of abusing and harassing form and are they viewing it that way and Reporting it to us so that we take action so I will just ate I actually agree with the rule on from degree that bullying and harassment entirely wrong with it but I just want to make sure it's clear to everybody was listening my point is simply that you know Ben Shapiro went on a talk show and absolutely refused and that's his shouldn't you know and he's one of the biggest podcasts and in the world so if you have all of his millions upon millions of followers who I look rule saying this goes against my view of the world and yours is literally 60 + million in this country you do have a rule as ideologically bent and it's it true you you did the research you believe this well then you have Ben Shapiro who did his research and doesn't believe it was just explaining the why behind a lot of our propulsion reasons I would agree and I think it's fine you did research and you found this to be true but we can't simply say maybe Ben Shapiro and the other conservatives feel this way don't know we have to we can't you know whether you believe it but whether you Justified or not is not the point the point is you do you do have this rule that rule is at odds with conservatives. Hawaii is to protect people from abuse and harassment on are popular essentially created protected class if this is the case because despite these studies and what the other studies are showing there's a gigantic suicide rate amongst trans people. It's a 40% it's it's outrageously large now whether that is because of gender dysphoria with us because of the complications from sexual surgery sexual transitions her Merryweather is because of bullying whether it's because of this awful feeling of being born in the wrong gender with it. All that is yet to be determined the fact that they've shown that there's a large amount of trans people that are committing suicide I don't necessarily think that that makes that makes sense in terms of people from someone's perspective like a Ben Shapiro saying that if you are biologically female if you are born with a double X chromosome you will never be XY if he says that if that's that's a violation of your policy and this is your creating a protected class contribute to be targeted Martina Navratilova is it to Lova Lova world-class Legend tennis player is being harassed because she says that she doesn't believe that trans women need someone who is biologically male who transitioned to a female should be able to compete in sports against biological female is this something that I agree this is something I have personally experienced a tremendous amount of harassment because I stood up when there was a woman who is a trans woman was fighting biological females in mixed martial arts fights and destroying these women and I was saying with you to just watch this and tell me this doesn't look crazy to you. My point is you should be able to express yourself and if you say that you believe someone is biologically male do they identify as a female that's a perspective that should be valid you know this is someone's someone's this is a first of all it's biologically correct so we we have a problem in that if your standards and your policies are not biologically accurate then you dealing with an ideological you know an ideological policy and it just because I mean I don't I don't want to Target trans people I don't want to harass him I don't call anybody whatever they want me if you want to change your name to a woman's name and identify the woman I'm 100% cool with that but by saying I don't think that you should be able to compete as a woman this opens me up for harassment and I never ordered any of it I just don't pay attention to it right you can call it harassment if if she's in an argument with a trans person over whether or not they should be allowed in sports or in biologically female spaces and she refuses to use their pronouns because of her ideology you'll ban them and it's also not banned permanently like you get warm she was about what happened what I did for the others but my understanding is that she was warned multiple times for misgendering an individual that she was in an argument with in this individual is actually bringing a lawsuit against her in Canada as well so it is one of those people what we perceive to be instances of abuse and harassment purchasing a man is never a woman if that's what she saying and then biologically she's correct we obviously have a debate here but this is not a clear-cut this is not something like you need say water is wet you know this is dry it's this is not like something you could prove this is something where you have to acknowledge that there is an understanding that if someone is a trans person we all agree to consider them a woman and to think of them as wanted to talk to them and redress them with their preferred name and your preferred pronouns but biologically this is not accurate so we have it we have a divided here we have a divided between the conservative estimation of what's happening and then the definition that's the liberal definition of it no spaces to make decisions for women and then this person's arguing and she says a woman is biologically female you are never going to be a woman she responded with men aren't women though and that was her first it in the series of events that's what part of the suspension in the warning that was one of many tweets that record of providing context and actually strike is my understanding but 10 or 12 weeks going back and forth and my understanding is that in the context of all of those she was Miss Jen during a particular person not that she was holding a Believer say to her her ideology of and you have opted to ban one of those ideologies in the context of this conversation is being debated whether or not someone is in fact a woman when they were male I understand that this is controversial I do understand why why people would not agree with the rule but that being said it is a rule on our platform and once you're warned about the rule to repeatedly post the same content is also going to be a violation of our rule the rule it's this seems like a good example of an ideologically based rule if if yours if she saying that a man is never a woman though that is not that context harassment that is a very specific opinion that she has that happened to be biologically accurate now I don't know I don't agree with targeting harassment on anybody and I targeted harassment on trans people work or straight people or whatever I don't I don't agree with it I don't think you should do it it's just it's not something I want to do but in this context what she saying is not just her her expression but it's accurate can an important point is if I tweeted to you Jo-Jo you are not a hamster that's clearly not a violation of the rules however there are identifies a hamster will know it wouldn't be cuz I know I know people who have specifically begun using insult of animals to avoid getting kicked off the platform for breaking the rules certain individuals have been suspended now use certain small Woodland creatures in place of slurs so they're not really insulting and it's fine but there are people who consider themselves trans-species now I'm not trying to belittle that means just want to point out that you have a specific rule for one set of people and there are there are there people who have General body dysphoria you don't have rules on that they're people who actually amputated their own arms you don't have rules on that you have a very specific ruleset and in more importantly in the context of a targeted conversation I can say a whole bunch of things that would never be considered a rule break but that one is which is ideologically driven I'm trying to understand different people's perspectives And all I'll say is that our intent is not to police ideology our intent is to police behaviors that we view as if uses Ben Crossman and I hear your point of view and it's something I'll definitely discuss with my team which is a concern or chemical reaction it sounded like a protest against the LGBT community where there is a division and there's a division between people that think the train women are invading biological female spaces and making decisions that don't benefit these biological females cisgender whatever you want to call them this is an actual debate and it's a debate debate among the progressive people amongst left-wing people and it's a debate amongst liberals this is Amin I would imagine the vast majority of people in the lbgt community are in fact on the left and this is one example. So you have a protected class that's have argument with a woman who feels like there's an ideological bent to this conversation that is not not only not accurate but not fair and she feels like it's not fair for biological women the same as Martina take us to its logical conclusion screenshot from somebody and it maybe it's back I think it was real they were having an argument with someone on Twitter and responded with dude, you don't know blah blah and they got a suspension in a lockout had delete the Tweet because the end using a cartoon Avatar with a bath with the family family with Sam reported inside that I'm transgender he calling me dude and the Twitter user. So I can understand mistakes happen but when you have a rule that's like that there's colloquial terms that are like man come on It's Tricky but in this case of Megan Murphy that's her name right. Doesn't make any sense to me that seems like she should be allowed to express herself in this is this is not being she's not being mean by saying a man is never a woman this is a perspective that that is scientifically accurate and that's that's part of the problem cuz I think that one in particular highlights this idea of where the problems lie and having a protected class and race it doesn't get dick doesn't get removed I'm talking about abusing and harassing a black person in the same way it would be considered targeted racism again it's about targeted harassment on the platform but well I mean what is racism is is racism only mean there's this Progressive perspective of racism that is only possible if your phone more power classroom punching down that's the only racism I don't think that makes any sense I think racism is looking at someone that is from whatever whatever race and deciding that they are in fact less or less worthy or less valuable whatever it is that that takes place across the platform against white people do not saying white people need to be protected I know it's easier being a white person in America the fact but it's hypocritical to have a policy did only distinguishes you can make fun of white people all day long but if you decide to make fun of Asian folks or you don't fill in the blank that is racist but making fun of white people isn't and it doesn't get removed there are tons of to Sarah Jeong from The New York Times that's like across-the-board meaning like it doesn't just protect women protect men and women it protects all Races it doesn't matter in this is how a lot of set up in the United States right you can't discriminate against white men against black men like those are the laws for the structure it is it doesn't it doesn't take into consideration about white people and white people on Twitter what do you do about that journalist on the issue I mean we focus on target behavior that is targeted individual who belongs to that class because if you try to Police Every opinion that people have about different races or religions that to somebody who belongs to that class and that's reported to us that is a violation of our rules and so in case a lot we did see many tweets of that nature that we're focused on people who are white men and our rules of in this area came into effect in 2015 which was a hateful conduct policy and a lot of those tweets were from a time. Where those warrants and offended her defense she was actually supposed to be responding to people that help you don't believe that come on over 3 years she's tweeting blanket statement after the rules went into effect and we did take action on the tweets from after the rules 1 and 2 we're talking about something that might have happened eight years ago but it was like 2011 I searched for slurs against white people black people Latinos and I found copious just just tons and tons of them now then I'll go back up most of what I found to go back to Fox about seem like you guys are doing your best but there is a lot


    Twitter Exec Explains Milo Being Banned | JRE Twitter Special
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    into a person and you delete you banned him permanently there's a little more than I want to make sure is clear is that you had somebody who actively called for the death of people understand the context issue maybe he's talking about video games Hudson scale and scale so this is a verified user and the complexity Margarita's areas that I prepared so here we have someone with over 20,000 followers he's verified numerous times insights his followers to commit a crime against these kids the action taken against him is deleted tweets you guys to spank you get time out then you have people like Alex Jones who berated a CNN reporter permanently banned you get Milo yiannopoulos he was mean from Italy band Milo had a number of tweets that violated our rules going back to 2014 but I'm going to talk about the final three in this concept he claimed to be a buzzfeed reporter in his bio and he's a verified account so that is impersonation I'm not sure why he did that he did do that will BuzzFeed the left-wing things he was doing parody everybody who knows Milo with no that is not a buzzfeed reporter that people who don't know Milo look at that and they removed his verification if you were my child I'd have dashed your head on a rock and try it again which we viewed as a threat really should have swallowed you a bunch of things that he posted that we viewed as incitement of abuse against Leslie Jones there's a bunch of them but the one that I like to look at and which really convinced me is he posted to doctor tweets that were supposedly by Leslie Jones they were fake tweets the first ones that white people are getting on my nerves like how can you call yourself human and then the second one's said the goddamn slur for a Jewish person lazzoni ain't paid me yet damn fixed nude better pay up chopped and they were faked can always tell so it is possible that he didn't know they were faked not only did it leave it alone he said don't tell me some mischievous internet Rascal made them up! So this in the context of a bunch of other things he was saying towards Leslie Jones on Twitter I and my team felt that this was taken as a whole incitement of harassment against her multiple accounts that were connected to him there were a bunch of other issues on a background but these are the three primary things that we in terms of the other things that were in the background weren't they multiple accounts that were connected to him like that I think it was more that we found him to be engaging and coordinated behavior and inciting people to to attack Leslie Jones know they don't sound that bad for the death of a child Maga hat thrown into wood chipper the fact of that guy still out there tweeting and yet Milo's not Milo's initial the whole thing stem from other than the BuzzFeed thing stem from his legitimate criticism of a film and he's you know he's a satirist he was mocking this film an enormous amount of responsibility for that because I feared daily for the things that are happening on a platform that are translating into the real world to Milo is a contentious figure and they're certainly things you can pull up that I wouldn't agree with anything you did there I think those are horrible I think Joe got some really good points but what about Chuck Johnson why was Chet Johnson band I don't have the details information. Johnson said that he was preparing something to take out a McKesson and in the journalistic contact people you mean he was going to do a dossier or some kind of hit piece Andre it's probably band am I understanding and it's been a long time since I've read this there was some leaked emails I think from dick a stolo where he said maybe it wasn't that I don't know who it was exactly they said I don't care to get rid of him and he was off so you have I don't know this is always leaning towards the left are you feel that way I don't think that's true I think we look it each individual instances violations are rules and try to make the best case that we can then I'm not trying to do things just to say I do think we've failed in a couple ways and I want admit that number one we haven't done enough education about what rules are violated like for a lot of first-time users of the platform if they violate the rule once almost two-thirds of them never violate like a bunch of people accidentally like if they know what the rules are most people can avoid people when they feel the sting of the violation that go okay I don't want to lose my rights to post let me know what types of behavior and is found to be in violation of our rules being very very clear like this week was found to be in violation of this particular combination of education and transparency is really important for an open platform like Twitter it's just part of who we are and we have to build it into the product examples of a wood chipper versus Chuck Johnson saying you should take this guy he wants to Google prepare. CA to take this guy out or how do you say I want to eat something like I'm going to take out DeRay McKesson with he said I'm preparing to take out there some like that I can't. who assassinated the other ones a director at 1 guys banned4life the other guys still post any can I'm happy to follow up I just don't have all the charm then it's not about one thing that it's about a pattern and practice of violating for one thing but if there's a pattern and practice like there was for Milo we are going to have to take action at some point because we can't sit back and let people be abusing her house and silenced on the clock


    Was Twitter Biased During the Covington Kids Outrage? | Twitter Podcast Special
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    when I was physically threatened on Twitter you guys refused to take down the tweet and I showed up in Berkeley and someone physically threatening me because they were encouraged to when I was in Venezuela I was physically threatened by high-profile individual 10,000 people tweeting at me you guys do nothing right so I guess there's the obvious question of why does it always feel like your policies are going One Direction politically you say it's about Behavior said several times already examples of that not being the case and you will always be able to find those example examples where you guys were alerted multiple times and did nothing like when antifa doxxed a bunch of law enforcement agents some of its way to remove but since September this tweet is still alive with a list of private phone numbers addresses yet Kathy Griffin she's fine the guy who threatened the lives of these kids in Covington and said lock him in school and bring it down you did nothing I mean you got to spend it was he banned for threatening the lives of kids absolutely not that are meant to protect people and are meant to enable for expression as long as you're not trying to silence somebody else now we take a variety of different enforcement mechanisms around that sometimes you get warned sometimes your Tweet is forced to be deleted it's a very rare occasion where we will outright suspend someone without any sort of warning or any sort of ability to understand what happened so in a particular case you are docking policy really focuses on posting private information which we don't consider names to be private we consider your home address your home phone to your home phone number or your mobile phone number those types of things to be private so not particular case we took what I think now is probably a very literal interpretation of our policy and said that was not a doxxing incident I would probably ask my team to look at through the lens of what was the purpose behind that tweet and if the purpose was in fact you identify these kids either dock them or abusing her ask them which I probably was then we should be taking a more expansive view of of that policy and including that type of content error with hundreds of millions of accounts all around the world numerous languages we're going to make mistakes even if we get better there will always be mistakes but we're hoping to learn from those and to make ourselves better and to catch cases like Tim's or others where we clearly may have made an error and I'm open to having those discussions I'm not I'm sorry too unfamiliar with your specific cases but I'd love to follow up with you and really don't understand tweet a lowercase this is also an evolution in participation as well as we've come to recently as we do we do need to we do need a price are these efforts both in terms of policy enforcement I were thinking about evolving them one of the things that we want to focus on as number one is physical safety and this will lead you immediately to something like doxxing and right now the only way we take action on a dachshund case is if it's reported or not I want to move to is to be able to recognize those in real time at least in the English language recognize those in real-time for machine learning algorithms and take the action before has to report it to wear Focus purely right now on going after a dachshund cases with our our them so that we can be proactive that also requires a much more rigorous appeals process to correct us when we're wrong but we think it's tightly scoped enough it impacts the most important thing which is someone's physic what you learn from that we can really look at that the biggest issue with our system right now is all the burden is placed upon the victim so we only act based on reports weed we don't have a lot of enforcement especially with with more than more than more the takedowns that are run through machine learning Mariposa Q based on severity and this is the thing in Willmar severity of something like physical safety or private information run on so generally we try to get through everything but we have to prioritize IQ even coming in as if someone threatened the lives of someone else you would would you ban that account would you tell them like three times kill these people I want them dead three times is that do you want to give out specific usernames because then that people just point the finger at me and think I'm getting these people band but Covington this guy said multiple times to he wanted his followers to go and kill these kids and we have to look at that but we have to look in the contacts cuz we also have I think we talked about this a little bit in the last podcast but we we have Gamers on the platform who are saying exactly that to their friends that they're going to meet at the game in the game tonight and without the context of their relationship without the context of the conversation to wear we'll take the exact same action on on them incorrectly I think in the case of Covington know this user was so high-profile he's a verified user he's got something like 20,000 followers and it was highlighted by numerous conservative media Outlets saying wow this guy's screenshotted is being shared I mean here to Disney producer like saying a picture of a wood chipper with a body being thrown in it saying that's what you wanted to happen I'll clarify fact check me on that but that's the basically the conversation I was having this guy Disney was he posted a picture of him Fargo of someone being tossed in a wood chipper and he says I want all these Maga kids you know don't like this you had another guy who supposedly said lock them in this world burn it down set a bunch of disparaging things and then said If you see them fire on that money to that more than once individual to commit a felony is a crime like incitement to violence has issue but this is where I talk and automatically suspend accounts with one violation because we want people to learn we want people to understand what they did wrong and give them an opportunity not to do it again and it's a big thing to kick someone off a platform and I take that very very seriously so I want to make sure that when someone violates our rules they understand what happened and they are given an opportunity to get back on the platform and change their behavior and many of these cases what happens as we will for someone to acknowledge that their tweet violated our rules force them to delete that tweet can get back on the platform and in in many cases if they do it again we give him a time out which is like seven days means I look you done it again to the temporary suspension if you do it again about your mom and say what you done it again the temporary suspension if you do anything about your mom until you're not exactly and if you do it again


    Why Alex Jones Was Banned from Twitter | JRE Twitter Special
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    needs to be stated that Twitter by definition is a bias platform in favor of the left. This is a question I understand you might have your own interpretation but it's very simple conservatives do not agree with you on the definition of misgendering if you have a rule in place that specifically here's to the left ideology You by default are enforcing rules from a biased perspective lets him there a lot of people in the last you don't agree with let me know what he's talking about I mean in terms of generalities that in general things we need far more left would you agree to that I don't know what that means that people have felt that I don't want to be on this platform anymore because I'm being harassed and abused and I need to get the hell out about that and I don't click notifications have anymore because it's basically just harassment and I even when so this is a really funny anecdote I was covering a story in Berkeley and someone said if you see him attack him like it was it was I'm paraphrasing they said basically just swing at me take my stuff steal from me and Twitter told me after review was not a violation of their policy somebody made an allusion to me being a homosexual and I replied that instantly gun so when I show up so so for me I'm looking like wolf course Twitter is going to enforce the social justice aspect of their policy immediately in my opinion probably cuz you guys have PR constraints and you're probably nervous about that but when someone actually threatens me with a crime in inside their father doing nothing got done I'm not the only one who feels that way to hurt you my part or in the team's part that it was only after media pressure to do social networks take action so that's why I bring up specifically cuz it's reminder P are constraints to get rid of him I think if you look at the pr that's what our way through in that incident it wouldn't be that we was good enough and that's not at all why we took action over a weekend is what Alex mentioned on your on your podcast with him he was removed from the iTunes podcast directory that was the that was the linchpin for him because it it it drove all the traffic to what he said basically zero immediately after that we saw our PR companies Facebook Spotify YouTube also take action we did not we did not because we when we looked at our service and we looked at the report on her service we did not find anything in violation of our rules then we got into a situation where suddenly a bunch of people were reporting content including CNN who wrote an article about all the things that might violate our rooms rules that we look into and we gave him one of the other warnings and then we can get into the actual details but yeah we did not follow we resisted just being like a domino with our peers because it wasn't consistent with our rules and with the contract we put in before our customers so what was it that made you ban them attention after the fact that were reported To Us by by different users there was a video that was uploaded that showed a child being violently thrown to the ground and crying so that was the first one the second one was a video of that we viewed as incitement of violence I can read it to you it's a little off a little a little bit of a transcript but but now it's time to act on the enemy before they do a false flag I know the Justice Department's crippled a bunch of followers and cowards but there's groups are grand juries there called for it it's time for medically economically and judiciously and legally and criminally to move against these people it's got to be done now get together the people you know aren't traitors aren't cowards aren't helping their frickin bats hedging their frickin bats like all these other assholes do in let's go let's do it so people need to have their and then there's a bunch of other stuff but at the end so people need to have their battle rifles ready and everything ready at their bedside and you got to be ready because the media is so disciplined in their deception so this is call to violence against the media that's what it sounded like the time and there been a number of incidents of violence against the media and again I take my responsibility for what happens on a platform and how that translates off platform very seriously and that felt like it was an incitement to buy if you only put it inside man to violence would have been fine if he only could be only three that trance was that egregious enough for you to say that alone that wasn't number to right right so the question is what was the video context of the kid being thrown to the ground was it newsworthy violence against a child does not something we would allow on the platform but we didn't feel that that was the texture well don't use a video that's been going around that was going around few before 5 weeks ago the one where the girls were yelling at that big giant guy and the guy punched a girl in the face and she was like 11 years old I saw that multiple times on Twitter that was one of those vile things overseeing the giant man punched his eleven-year-old girl in the face and that was was that removed from Twitter we looked at was a verbal altercation that Alex got into with a journalist and in that altercation which was uploaded to Twitter there were a number of statements using eyes of the Rat even more evil looking person he's just scum you're a virus to America and freedom smelling like a possum that climbed out of the rear end of a dead cow you look like a possum that got caught doing some really really nasty stuff in my view there was a bunch of that's a little hilarious practice herbal altercation that was posted on your phone that we have individuals we saw this pattern and practice one starts you strike three strikes and we made a decision to permanently account onto Twitter so we can we can agree with you when you say this thing was like you know Alex at this sound like a threat he was raining this person saying awful things but ultimately your judgment is the contact you say with pay attention the contacts we just trusting that you made the right decision well I'm getting you as much as I I can give you here and I think that this is the real hard part of content moderation a scale on global platforms it's not easy that I wanted to get in touch with Jack when I first saw them on because my thought and I wasn't as concerned about the censorship as many people were my main concern was what is it like to start this thing that's kind of for fun and then all the sudden it becomes the premier platform for free speech on the planet Earth becomes the premier platform for free speech on the planet Earth but it's also a platform that use their views and harass a lot of people and used in ways that none of us wanted to be used unless it happens I think it's an enormously complicated challenge for any company to do content moderation at scale and that's something that we are sitting down thinking about how do we take this forward


    Twitter's Rules on Abuse and Harrassment | JRE Twitter Special
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    dos Uno come on tricaster life to Tim Tim pool that's a lot and Jack Dorsey plays Gemma thank you everybody for doing this appreciate it thank you thank you that the cash app is one of the sponsors of the podcast it's been a sponsor for a long time and also a giant supporter of my good friend Justin Brands fight for the Forgotten charity building Wells for the pygmy The Congos is very important to me and I'm very happy that you guys are part of that and you are connected to that I don't that's mean it's easy for them to stay that doesn't have an influence on the way we discuss things but it doesn't so if it does I don't know what to tell you actually have like 80 shares in square which is really that much but it's something it is it is it so I don't want people to think you know whatever you're the CEO of square I think right but there's a lot of people that were upset that they were some issues that we didn't discuss or didn't discuss in-depth enough or they felt that I didn't press you enough I talked to Tim because you know Tim and I have talked before and he made a video about it and I felt like his criticism was very valid so we got on the phone we talked about it and I knew immediately within the first few minutes of conversation that he was far more educated about this than I was so I said would you be willing to do a podcast and perhaps you a podcast with Jack and he said absolutely so we did a podcast together it was really well-received people felt like we covered a lot of the issues that they felt like I didn't bring up and so then Jack and I discussed it and we said bullets bring Tim on and then have big John as well so that right I'll get it right I promise but it was so weird today you know who Shawn Baker is he's a doctor who's a prominent proponent of the carnivore diet his post was his account was frozen today I just sent it to Jamie yeah his account was frozen today because of an image that he had cuz he's a proponent of the carnivore diet there's a lot of people to believe that this Elimination Diet is very healthy for you and going to cure a lot of autoimmune issues with certain people but some people ideologically opposed it because they think it's bad for the environment or you shouldn't eat meat or whatever the reasons are this is huge in the the Bitcoin Community well it's a lot of people that have autoimmune issues with arthritis so because he has a photo of a lion in a header eating looks like like that his account was locked for violating is ruled against graphic violence or adult content in profile images that seems a little silly and I thought I wanted to just mention that right away know whose decision is something like that like who decides to lock a guy the count out because it has a nature image of you know natural predatory behavior how we operate as a company as we rely on people to report information to us so if you look at any tweet you can kind of pull down on the carrot on the right and you can say report the tweet and then you have a bunch of categories you can choose from I think this one in particular those probably not for them so how does he have the option to protest or to ask someone to review it absolutely I came in to make sure that it is actually a violation of the rules are in this case if it's not then it would be removed is that a violation of rules that image I don't think so I don't think that that would be what we're trying to capture in terms of graphic images in an avatar it's more about violence towards humans unless it was some sort of Cruelty to pick dating or something like that but not the intention of the world Target an individual cuz it with him he's a like I said he's a doctor and a proponent of this carnivore diet but he's also he ruthless in his condemnation and mocking of vegans does it all the time until then they get it upset at him and they can Target posts and just report them and mass and when they do that then this becomes an issue I'm at scale in Desperate I don't I don't know what happened in this case area it's hard for me to talk about it but what I would say is it doesn't really matter if one person reports it or 10,000 people report it like we're going to review the report then we're going to make an assessment and we're never going to let you know kick someone off the platform finally and Forever Without a person taking a look and making sure that is an actual violation One Direction I can't imagine he would Target vegans but vegans retarded him right who are just jerks that don't like him cuz he's getting all the love people are weird yeah but it's just the idea though it does kind of highlight a bit of a flaw in that it's good that someone can look at you might see something awful someone dachshunds him or something like that and then you can take that and report it and then people can see it and get rid of it and minimize the damage that's done that there's another big problem here in that is the carnivore diet legitimately healthy is it a threat to your health and if it is what is Twitter's responsibility in controlling the information right so just to clarify my my my opinion is if you want from your partner for the carnivore diet let him but you've got people on YouTube or being deranged for certain beliefs about certain health issues that I would agree with and so one of the rest of them is you know we're coming towards a position where people think some ideas are better than others therefore as a company were going to restrict access to certain information anti-vax exactly would you guys restrict someone from sharing in for black false information about vaccines I could get someone hurt that is not a violation of Twitter's rules now or at least showing people other information that might be counter to what they see and there's there's a bunch search I would suggest that further and bold interviews there's also research that was suggested it at least gives of a consideration about what they're what they currently believe so would you guys we have a little bit more freedom to show more of the spectrum of any one particular issue and I think that's how we would that we would approach it from the start said we haven't really dealt much with the misinformation we're probably across like these sorts of topics we've we've focused our efforts on elections and what made me elections right now it's kind of a different thing Artemis is really in love to have a discussion about this do you really want corporations to police what's true and not true absolutely. It's a really really tough position should we try not to do that we don't want to do that are going to be harmed by this responsibility to correct unique to a very small fraction of people in this world that you guys actually ban people for the way I think of it is it's behavior-based and I know you think of it as content and we can we can disagree on this point but this is about why are you doing this to a trans person why are you calling them by this name when they chosen to Go by different name or yru outing them in somewhere like what is your intent and purpose behind that a transgender individual changes their name when they transition a deadname would be their birth name or the name they went by before the transition so my mom's probably going to miss gendering and a naming orientation and their gender identity so it was something that broad-based is that you you can't choose to attack people because of these characteristics would you do have limits on what characteristics of police right so you're not you're not for targeted trans-species others right in-person stupid 5000 times we probably do that as a dino Chargers hi level I personally and this is my job to run the ball team I believe that everyone has a voice and should be able to use it and I want them to be able to use it online now where we draw a line is when people use their voice and use their platform to of using harass other people to silence though because I think that that's what we've seen over the years and number of people who have been silenced online because of the abuse and harassment they received any either stop talking or they leave the platform and it's in align is when people use their voice and use their platform to abuser as other people to silence them because I think that that's what we've seen over the years is the number of people who have been silenced online because of the abuse and harassment they received any either stop talking or they leave the platform and its entirety if you look at free expression and Free Speech laws around the world they're not absolute they're not absolutely there's always limitations on what you can say and it's when you're starting to endanger other people


    Joe Rogan - I Feel Bad for Stipe
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    Gypsy payments feel like God damn yeah cuz like if Daniel Cormier wasn't injured he would have got that shot his hand was okay he would have got that shot in New York but now she paid everything get that shot about John Steve I feel terrible because I mean a year he's trying to fight June to 26th February UFC 226 okay well that's July so that's not quite a year bring him about fighting in the meantime I haven't heard any big fights that are there being mentioned that I've been obviously I could be wrong you know in the meantime I haven't heard any big fights that are there being mentioned that I've been obviously I could be wrong you know it's funny I have all these questions I don't ever call Dana


    Joe Rogan Responds to Alex Jones Podcast Criticism
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    do occasionally especially when he's out of town Council was busy these days yeah but he brings a cheese but nothing like the four of us though the chemistry with the find out if you can have can't f*** with it now it is the best and it's the most fun by far is the most body wash price different dynamic does people for whatever reason love those kind of chaos she looked at Alex Jones Show the love chaos they love it they love and stone and an interdimensional child molesters and f****** a level that s*** they loved it off the charts nuts. Alex Jones one though I told you you know f*** you for they're saying for normalizing him how much you can understand that's how I know him I know him like that that's how I know him I know that guy that's alright yes that guy that came on here this is a guy that by the way on his show said he's going to kick my ass and break my legs and f****** all kinds of crazy s*** and I want to fight with you I know the real him not in front of each other you can take crazy shed like I'm a new man I don't care it doesn't bother me. I don't care anymore he is doing entertainment but but what I know is the Alex Jones that was here by the way he was right about a lot of s*** but f****** human pig hybrid if they're working on those and actually making human pig hybrid fetuses that's real they really aren't don't want to believe it was exactly like looking dog any Argos won't start over again what's happening on the moon is okay and it's entertaining and I'm not a f****** child so if you want a Nerf the world and make the world so that only children can watch everybody cuz like make make things that their own that are safe for everyone including Joe he's for sure them crazy eyeliner but he's he's crazy but I think that crazy is okay and it's entertaining and I'm not a f****** child so if you want a Nerf the world and make the world so that only children can watch everybody cuz like make make things that their own that are safe for everyone including children well I don't want that I will I'm a Discerning adult I'm pretty rational and I can figure out what's wrong with nonsense


    Joe Rogan - What Happened to the Fury/Wilder Rematch??
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    interesting that you're not getting Tyson Deontay Wilder I heard about that what the f*** is that about what it would wouldn't Tyson say something crazy like why we fight him again when he got robbed of a decision the last fight heard that was like Tyson side of these p.m. Monday morning no one knew nobody f****** knew I could buy for talenti it's heartbreaking to almost put him out in that final round you know in I think you can make a real argument to tie someone that decision for sure but when you get dropped twice and get dropped one time in the most horrific fashion I mean COC Jump Frog boxing long time to sort of but I mean look that fight could have been made by Aaron want to fight him again nope I think I think it's his handlers is his representation go dude that's fine with ESPN get a seven-figure deal you can fight two bums and then we'll Circle back to walk maybe there's an argument. That's a good move financially I guess heartbreaking heartbreaking right here here it is wannacry I want to cry at sad so fresh it does open up Anthony Joshua Deontay Wilder which is very excited but no time soon maybe Luis Ortiz yeah and that's enough fight for him Big Baby Miller custom f****** power you don't think so that's Madison Square Garden to write first time Anthony Joshua's fighting the United States do you have to wear a f*** Tyson Fury wow that seems like a fake name it's like uniform name is Breeze you call Brazil suck me up when you find United States do you have to wear a f*** Tyson Fury wow that seems like a fake name it's like uniform a football name is Brees you call Brazil


    Joe Rogan on Leaving Neverland
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    Jackson thing first of all it's weird not alive he's not allowed to defend themselves it's also stories and you know people tell the truth and stories sometimes and sometimes they don't and you don't know you don't know and it also there was you know it was always weird like people no one knew why with all the rumors that everybody ever heard about Michael Jackson that anybody would let their kids go and hang out with him like Twitter's when you watch a documentary like this answer f****** moron I don't get it now to the fathers that committed suicide since this happened Jesus Christ the doctor doctor said that he was chemically castrated killed them yes 290 testosterone right exactly not just no testosterone does he know from the documentary was that he had something to do with the sound in the room the hallway leading up to his bedroom was wired so that Footprints would make a ding dong sound in the room just a very strange thing to just have in general for any purpose you such a big star you might have some anxiety right maybe they want to be walking in on the naked or something boy in the video Jose yeah we would hold hands and we had a signal would rub each other's Palms when we were thinking sexually about each other however you got to talk to up to the shity parent cuz if John Legend came to my house like dude I love tiger you mind if I take him out for a little while but your goddamn mind the biggest dog in the world back then and then I remembered. biltwell place okay I just feel like it's too weird it's too weird to let your kids hang out with this grown man all those times he is mentally ill damn what his family says they don't know why you're confusing him for being he didn't have a childhood is Dan Robbins childhood deaths to do inside he felt like his 9 years old so you missed out on the sleepovers and video games so he would get friends with kids and I thought that fan out loud it's batshit crazy I think all those things that you're saying a true but I also think it's true that he's probably chemically castrated I really think that's true because I've said that a long time ago I said yeah I think he's a castrato the waist is voices weird these get that he's about to nuts the kids in the video said like you would Jack himself off in front of them for it didn't make you sick to your stomach not his wife but the woman that gave birth to his two kids said she never had sex with them in your body and in a cast in your body not your mommy can semen have your balls are dead but you isn't semen or sperm sperm from the nuts and then like a prostate or some other things I get the juice together lessons to be learned is that you never want to be that famous that was my take right now I'm watching my driver I go can you imagine being that famous trios you have spy awesome hold on you know how we'd like to go to the mall we have to go out to eat. The gone you can't do that yeah yeah Mountain amusement park that you made his house I'm f****** amusement park with a set this up for him to go grocery shopping they had a fake the empty the grocery store paid people to be Shopper so he can have the experience of what it's like to be normal after like around sir whatever yeah we could do that he wore a hat is dancing around everything. Everything was weird man everything was earlier stop how much is worth 1.7 billion dollars but that's after he died he died he got super rich he was actually in the hole before he died now because I because I am I broke add to go bankrupt house font small I think it's Michael Jackson all of it, right there's no stars like Michael Jackson bought the rights to it so that's why you weren't you're not allowed really come in and spine the restaurant if you're singing this documentary the two we got molested the one was the number one key witness who sing he didn't get molested okay with an hour shouldn't be able to sit in jail and now that I know that's not true we were young b**** you were to help either way one way or the other you can't lie to protect somebody and you can try to accuse someone either you can't lie I don't know what the deal is that mean bet your troubles will also like isn't that perjury that means you lied in court before you can't lioncourt either way one way or the other you can't lie to protect somebody and you can't lie to accuse someone either you can't lie I don't know what the deal is that mean that seems like that's something they could drag him to court for in the Jackson came and went


    Joe Rogan - The Reason Conor vs. Cowboy Isn't Happening
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    versus Conor and apparently that the sticking point was that it was going to be a co-main event I think the idea is that they have to have World titles as as a main event to pay for this that's my Bin My article STW get your head out of your ass no problem I know I try to get you guys together I gave it my best shot forget my f****** you tried man sometimes ya don't like each other part of the thrill of these things got to be raging now cowboy was in my office yesterday you know him white said he wants to fight ready to fight again what's fight against with another point of her maybe rage now sit did not specify who's going to be fighting next so it says dude you tell me, why Beautiful Eminem So Long good last time you could be right but he just takes like almost to two years off right he fights khabib he gets Smoke by khabib and then he has how long was that was that November was a long time off so I could know he needs to be active like really act as hard to be active when you're making that much money off. whiskey proud of him between you and him I mean him while he's in the middle of his career and you post career I mean you guys laid some interesting blueprints for Fighters so yeah the it was October October 2018 that's quite a lot long time ago but he has nothing coming up so by the time he fights me another year the other foot that was his last fight and it was two years before that was his previous fight it's kind of not good that's not good you just can't fight like that I think he's only interested in big fights like things that excite him now you know because he's got so much money and so much success it's just one of those things can you play main event the main event of that fight wasn't title fight Conor vs Nate Diaz that was not entitled but the last one that the fact that was a non-title fight it was also the biggest pay-per-view of all time dude weather recommended that he be co-main event against Cowboys to get their mouths piston that's your freezer gifts Main Event against Cowboys to get their mouths piston that's religious


    Joe Rogan on R. Kelly's Arrest
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    Tree on documentaries are killing it lately Kelly flying free and he has to walk through a throng of people and there was screwed someone with iTunes work with and took their music down like Michael Jackson did get convicted of molesting kids could you still listen to his music could you imagine separate right you know Tony Hinchcliffe I don't give away the bit he has a f****** hilarious bit about that he has a hilarious bit about doing it now because I don't think it's on the special on his lap special and I think it's on so because I don't think it's on the special as last special I don't think it's on so yeah dude Tony Hinchcliffe he's got this new bit about transgender athletes with the sitter daycare Affiliated woman who bailed R.Kelly out of jail received bomb threat it's a mystery woman bailed him out


    Joe Rogan Responds to the Jon Jones Illegal Knee Debate
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    Jon Jones doing everything work some more kids seem very interesting watching him and he's doing the last Sidekicks now and then spinning back kicks during sidekick slide into the body yeah he's everything manly f**** you up so good at keeping guys in the back foot Anthony Smith have Tate it have like lay down after you took that illegal knee and and won the title a bunch of other people said it was suggesting or asking whether or not he should have come beta males yet well it's crazy because the guy should be praised for he ate the knee was okay and then he wasn't even thinking about quitting yeah open Anthony Smith animal like let's be honest and I think she was going to probably admit to this if he took that illegal name you might say that's it can't go on sorry Matt Irwin and keep going yet degree might say no I'm a competitor when I'm in there I wouldn't think that way but the bottom line is actually suggesting that that that would be a good option that he was the Mets people suggested I saw several peeing and the fans went hard on these people that suggested it but you're out of your f****** mind now your f****** mind can out class I be such a b**** move exactly very good in the first round the first one looks very good John's takedown yes very good very good John started figure him out and John John is so good at forcing you to fight his fight and 4in and in being first he's so good at being first person to kicks first the punches first board you know you don't give you a chance and that's the thing with Anthony Cathy Smith chance was to always be first if a Chevy Smith fights prior she was a bulldozer that you John Wick that's what you do cool and put you on your back foot you go first. Am I not in my night I'm going to go first he all that Anthony Smith was Defensive the entire time pressure bino rideaux - 800 favorite meal you think she'll never seen John through all those while punches I appreciate you trying to get my other than when you know what this is me is easy. Recalculating the dismantling of all time what was somebody could move his arm he came in the back and they didn't even talking today but in the back after when I'm actually good now okay so what that must mean that must mean that he dislocated it and then they popped it back in place so it could be fine or there could be some significant tearing inside that allowed it to dislocate and that could be a problem the future say it's fine though still that dude up with stem cells get a bunch of needles in there and f****** with stem cells


    Joe Rogan Responds to the Marc Godddard Standing Up Usman & Woodley Controversy
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    can you try to take us back to a homeboy the guy who kept seeing people scared of him but he wasn't beating anybody that was world-class wasn't wasn't getting those top 10. Right if I will forever be marred by the fact they separated them when Damien had one hook and he's trying to take us back to those that f****** a homeboy see who that was go go to Demian Maia vs Usman and see who who separated them cuz the ref Matt Matt the terror Sarah was going f****** crazy about that and he's a hundred percent right do you know how difficult it is to get a hold of a guy like loose pain like that into have one hook and standing up and be working to take his back of them to separate him it is nonsense she went on to know how much harder it is that's hard to take would lie down and control stand them up yep yep I think about Damien Myers last fight right who the who the f*** they just choked unconscious with that someone really good free as I can see the face so it's mine and them there they're exchanging is my cracked him who is it like for the Christian I know to referees I don't know it's Leon yeah okay well for whatever reason I don't know what I did to say I didn't say anything bad about Mark Goddard I said I do I just grew them standing up I don't know why you said the commentaries off but Dominick Cruz did say that he can't wrestle the reason why he's standing him up is cuz you can't wrestle yes he said that we do not agree with stand up referee in that moment he's wrong. what is your in your Coke comes commentators make a lesson observation of actual events I will book Joe Rogan's ask that's wrong that's why I was so rude I didn't see that it is your and your cocoms recollection and observation of actual events I'll save my side for later with that doesn't make any sense recollection actual events I don't know what he's trying to say there and Co, I didn't say nothing bad about him other than that I don't agree with the stand-ups Dominick Cruz has said that he can't wrestle and I don't know if more product to wrestle I know he knows how to referee and know this computer Dominick Cruz he cannot wrestle Robbie Lawler's controversial kind of the arm went limp and see how it made I think it's unfortunate and it may have been a mistake but it might not have been a mistake I'm still at all don't forget to love but with Mark daughter don't be the guy trying to John replied he said I was trying to be respectful we just call it like we see it too but there's an arrogance with which you deal with the fighters, taters and many in the Sport & I by One Man steak and I'm quite sure you'll give yours for everyone to hear while manic Worldstar I believe between decisions separate the fighters and John said exactly that's what I was referring to that that two of the consensus baffert best referees of the game would handle those two situation so differently I understand the athletes are different but there are parallels to be drawn John is 100% correct because it's not very professional and I think it's very emotional and I think he's probably just feeling the Heat you know I like Mark Goddard I like him a lot I think it's a very good referee to rest in the business I love Mark daughter keep f*** that up my question is I wonder who is telling them they should stand things up when it shouldn't stand things up and wanted pressure he feel pressure you feel from the audience you think the crowd maybe it could be that people are very nice you know sometimes in English buttercup what I think let it go. I just I do not agree with stand-ups cuz I think of a guy can hold you down like this are saying about Ben askren if guy like Ben askren can hold you down and give you no keys until the fight over about got to something about it exactly so he's not cheating keep it up tomorrow how hard is to control Woodley on the down and he didn't even complain with right back at him and took him down again again he's a monster a cool story bro he is f****** hard to deal with sometimes ecobee4 everyone on the planet Earth but stylistically when you look at the fight for Colby I look at what Colby just the thing about Guzman is he's got power he's got striking he's got wrestling but even maybe more important already four days here is always mine you're not getting in there I sold on Friday how adorable was it him with his little daughter hey Manny go bad when it feels like your husband win the f****** world have World Welterweight Title


    Joe Rogan Reviews the Ben Askren/Robbie Lawler Stoppage Controversy
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    until has a shot to be a champion I'll tell you what you know Robbie Lawler lost that fight God damn you look good you look good physically like that the way any look Jack best I've ever seen if you looked amazing apparently he had a tremendous strength and conditioning routines I was real good old and I think maybe the time off was good for him because he had to get a ACL surgery so vitamin D on something before his last fight we don't know do you think maybe it was to wear been asking. So one-dimensional you have to worry about the Striking at all just a little bit of that for sure but the f****** fight started because he launched been asking his aunt's landing on his f****** head. What should I do crazy how much time it could have got pretty dicer for f****** to Dick goes limp now here's the question did it go limp because he just let it go cuz he's trying to like let you know just let it go cuz you turn on hang on was not understand now people need to stop saying they have to be under the chin to Ciocca Garden, you can choke a guy unconscious across his face for June go across the face right like this if you have a real squeeze you have like a Marcelo Garcia squeeze you can put a guy to sleep stupid and has a real squeeze phenomenal squeeze with that bull. Portugal amazing torque so I don't know if he went out and then been let him go a little bit and they pop right back awake that's what he saying your natural movement though if you go if you're fighting a choke your your natural mousse to hold onto it is not gold lamp that's true that's true that's why I'm like I may be was out we thought he was out he's out he's out. He's out but damn he can take a f****** shot he can take a f****** shot cuz Robbie hitting with some ass use a Twitter media I think it was Twitter and I think maybe he might have either reposted it or replied to it or reposted it with a comment he says this is what happened to see it when he said this is what happened then go to whatever he was commenting on you'll see the video whatever he was coming on is the video Don't Lie saying that in the video that she was checking out here is chalk chalk chalk a little bit and then her detect click on that click on the video there it is right there at the top right there watching this so check this out Will Herb said would herba saying is he told them to stop when the arm went limp when the arm went linn-benton said is it is lightening up and then he lightened up and then Robbie came back to life that's fair that is entirely possible folks it's entirely possible I do not know but I do know the Robbie Lawler's are classy mother f***** because you complain for a little bit what the f*** does that man good job good fight in the game so long he's got a great attitude and I don't think a stock dropped in that fight I really don't know no I really don't and I would like to see the rematch I mean he says no but then says no more fight in the first place why would you yeah band you performance of s*** you barely one you're ugly as f*** your chin is too big not to miss you have no respect for no 100 go see your curly headed foxy in London Muppet well tell out the top fight in London O2 yeah no joke man has a very tactical guy he's very good wrestling and I think that's probably where he's going to try to put Darren till after that Woodley fight performance of s*** you barely one you're ugly as f*** your chin is too big not to miss you have no respect for no 100 go see your curly headed foxy in London Muppet well tell out the top fight in London O2 yeah no joke man has a very tactical guys wrestling Two Men and very good wrestling and I think that's probably where he's going to try to put Darren till after that Woodley fight


    Joe Rogan on Kamaru Usman's Dominant Win Over Tyron Woodley
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    Colby Covington already cuz I'm already thinking about him and he's good at talking s*** and getting his name out there and it's the best thing for the welterweight division right now after ousmane just dominated Tyron Woodley I was blown away by that fight to Lone away and they were like what the f*** are you talkin about how he still has a greatest title fight performances I've ever and I want to do that to Woodley and dismantling you don't understand you have no idea what you're watching f****** insane is not just him saying that he dismantled them which is it for sure and saying but also his f****** gas tank Usman was pushing on the pedal for 5 f****** round never let off the gas but the way you looked in between rounds this mentality when you look from the first round Tuesday break it up and then you're writing stand out like this do you know that the word was that he had a fractured foot correct so he took a f****** cortisone shot coming into that fight imagine that imagine that and still no problems is endurance apparently didn't rain the whole week of two didn't do s*** still made the wait no problem to think about what he has to do is coaching you got to go in there get out grapple now maneuver sleeping on the best welterweight about what happened want a big fight and then it never happened for writing just be within a big draw and but he could get away with that when he was champ. Champ the road for him to get back to me so f****** tough because of what he did when he was champ I feel better with me the greatest ever do it when I was making the argument before this fight that you could obviously you could argue that if he beats Guzman he is a great attract he's in the greatest George St-Pierre right he wasn't Legend at welterweight is career mean how many years was George Chapel was it 6 years or something crazy ahead of time so you have George Matthews in Woodleaf Matthews as Legend status cuz he was the original right he was I mean he was the first wrestler that really developed rock-solid submission skills the fight with Frank Trigg the the mean the money armbar George St-Pierre and their first fight between who's amazing but then the new school was George George was the best welterweight of all time but I was saying that he's in the running right now if you consider the opponents he beat Wonderboy twice knocks out Robbie Lawler to win the title and then goes on from there beats Demian Maia I mean you you look at how he beat Darren till for some reason he was an underdog in the Darren till fight with didn't make any sense to me I thought everybody else get it I got it Darren Till's very good but I did not much I never saw him on the ground I never saw a real wrestler take him down a ground-and-pound I didn't know what he had off his back yeah I think there until to be a prom person but really it's dies and is he still I think especially now that 170 what what is if you are a fan of fighting what is fun is bleeping out the welterweight division so fun


    Alex Jones' Stance on Trump | Joe Rogan
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    less and less inclined to pursue it in the idea that it's a fight and more to be able to pursue reason and to have everybody communicate with each other cuz I think part of what the f*** is wrong with all of us today cuz if people are so willing to take sizes so willing to join teams and so willing to fight about s*** that they really don't have to fight about I think there's a joke but I hate Donald Trump because I got behind him ahead of Hillary was bad and then he became my identity he's not a bad guy but the truth is I hate him with Hillary Clinton because he's who I am now and whenever he does is who I am distance so dumb down that then no matter what I do they take my radicalness my weirdness to hurt Trump but you know it doesn't like radioactively attack me on I don't know how to describe it but it's like it's like Trump is breaking my legs everyday and it's not like I'm not willing to go to the paint except I think they were getting that that's important is that we don't know when they're coming at me they're going to Trump I'm sure I'm sure there's a lot of shooting at Joe it said I'm not Donald Trump I understand that from you but what I'm talkin about just the human race in general if we could just do one thing be reasonable just be reasonable and understanding emotions Cloud judgement and that when people start screaming yelling at each other and you take one side left in this guy takes another side he's a ride you're going back and forth Just nonsense and you don't ever get anything solved and you didn't ever get to understand how that other person thinks and feels and we're constantly trying to mock people and what you were talking about about the bilmar thing about him cracking a joke and I dismissed it as a joke cuz it was a joke was talking about how the red States wish there was a blue States and all that s*** that's that's exactly the type of thing we're talking about though that that that that us-versus-them that Miiverse it like you're generalizing for entire swaths person thinks and feels and we're currently trying to mock people and what you were talking about about the bilmar thing about him cracking a joke and I dismissed it as a joke cuz it was a joke was talking about how the red States wish there was a blue States and all that s*** that's that's exactly the type of thing we're talking about though that that that that us-versus-them that Miiverse it like you're generalizing for entire swaths of the country is if they're one United


    Joe Rogan on Diego Sanchez KO'ing Mickey Gall
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    with Diego motherfuking Sanchez all these Young Guns sleeping on Diego Sanchez do not sleep do not just do not just don't cuz he will f*** people up still how about Mickey Gall build him to see that is crazy I thought they said make a call had a hard cut like a really hard cut and maybe that's one of the reasons he got so tired I just don't think that so far he's just the skills aren't there yet he was out of his element a little bit not good bad luck meal Diego didn't say s*** the referee just kept smashing would he is such a Savage and just one Ultimate Fighter season 1 2005 14 years ago. White Zombie fight last smash that dude smash and then smashed Mickey golf like there's a logo it's Diego Sanchez voice stop chilling I do to try dancing with you a little bit. I worked out yesterday but Saturday I worked outside and it probably wasn't a good idea play I am okay today I'm just like a little little worn out but my voice start your system rest doesn't know what's the worst mad because always always take the first flight back cuz I want to see my family and getting in that fight he asked that was a douchebag and Dana White to give him he thought it was a good fight for me that was good matchup I don't know why people think that I guess cuz like she's been knocked out right now I Quinta KO dim Matt Brown kodm but I think a big name is been a long time so these young guys I grew up watching him let me get him will they I think they also think he's been doing it for so long and they're right yeah but he's still so f****** tough man doesn't mean if there's a hole in Diego's game you have to say against like Elite Strikers has a real problem you can act like guys like Matt Brown he's going to have problems he's just not as fluid as those guys you know you had Diego's grappling to me 14 years in the UFC but he fought before that he was he was a veteran several fights before you don't age again how long he's been doing it and how much he loves it still has really helped mm to Dam in mm Jesse Michael Johnson no way that's crazy that is crazy shut off tobacco keeping with it you know that is crazy what's 79 * Jesus Christ 42 kickboxing oh my God Diego still Slangin end so much enthusiasm that's a crazy part it's not just these fighting that he fight he was trying to talk and I don't CBD company now gave me some of it any good I haven't tried it yet he just gave me gave me some bottles of his stuff but he really believes in CBD a lot of Fighters to is helping a lot


    Joe Rogan on Cody Garbrandt's Latest KO Loss
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    yeah.. Crazy crazy and no I mean for the beat to beat the number 6 on the workout it was good I didn't think it helps to beat stock cuz there's so much hype on it stop fighting that walk away from that bike one oh my God I can't wait to see him fight again why I look good but when you when you hear Mark Henry's ghost talk about him I mean to talk about him like he's the next f****** did you see a 360 roundhouse kick you tried get head doesn't play that game no don't play the game like Cody garbrandt played the Patriots in the Colony golf light was crazy I just lost control 3 in a row I just couldn't believe you standing with him like that he got him hurt and then he got her and then he was determined to take him out and then they were literally going right hand right hand right hand song with oh yeah and Pedro can take a shot so can Cody shots he ate some big ones call Center for Kodi so technical I know it doesn't make any sense of the head by City I've had button just saw Brett but he definitely did you definitely got head-butted talked about it again angry about it yeah yeah yeah you got to fight and tell them you obviously it's super easy for us to say bike coming off two losses which I've been there you're usually a little more like I'd like to go down that road where I've been knocked out twice and I know how that ends with I get here let's learn from our mistake right right right champion no. No doubt about it is Pedro Munoz okay we play that game on dealership in both of those fights he hurt TJ Dillashaw he's just got to be more cautious and fight more technical or disciplined yeah you know I mean wouldn't be a bad idea to get some mental coaching you know get some game plan coaching what you might have been doing I don't know but I don't know just speculating I don't know who I'm striking with either but you know to mix things up more and be more unpredictable would also be a good thing and obviously they'll be the last exchanges were just not predictable at all before I mean not unpredictable. Fully predictable just right hand Cody did in their fight that he got hit in the unemotional he fought Reckless. Tom went after Cody that worst day he said I know what it's like you just lose the game plan start to get wild yeah it's just it's hard to see him. He's fine I hope so it's not like he said I know what it's like you just you lose your game plan to start to get wild yeah it's just it's hard to see him get KO three times in a row like that he's in me fine I hope so. I hope so it's not like alright let's give you a warm up fight boxing but I warm up Jimmie Rivera or f******


    Joe Rogan is Back Playing Quake
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    4322 The Darkside now you playing quick and it's a one-on-one map that map's cat is so funny how dare you keyboard is where you're at that's why you're getting f***** up you know how to move it's hard for me to move back and forth controller game on like I told score on Quake 4 what does Quake Champions that you play on why we've been playing Quake 4 because we could set it up on with call a local area network a lan and it's real easy and there's no latency it's just a wreck from computer to computer supply what's some good looking dude that I'm sure there are I'm sure there are but it's not fun to say yeah I like staying front of like endangered species with her tits out like just hot girls to take moisture class right and get all serious angry face don't talk to anybody attend the real Fighters relax some of them are real and like Pilates that's not true we train for what we training for the talk clips Jeffrey if you pray right that you can get money anymore Jeff was easy prey for a little bit if I want all these games how long do you think would be here playing quick true competitive lost 1305 because you were trying real hard you got f***** up son I'll let you up and walking Shades were talking s*** to me he says


    Boston Comedy Legend Steve Sweeney on Doing Stand-up | Joe Rogan
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    movies TV all the stuff stand up a jailbroken oh my God second blast and Cheez-Its your run chill broken you got fans you know that but like all these different ages and all different kinds of people and I'm very proud of you thank you one of the things that happened to you don't remember this but you open for me many times Louis CK open for me to follow up with me so people that want a little show business advice open for me that helps then then you get to go buy me and you know I get to watch you guys become Stars I've set alarm playing f****** Chinese restaurant in Saugus some of the best stand-up comedy in the world is it Chinese restaurants in Saugus and that's a fact still to this day all those people that live there they don't know how good they have it but doing stand-up is not about being funny it's about going into these shitholes and like developing this extra skin you know use your martial artists in sort of you have kind of that mentality but you know when I started it was like I came from Tarzan actor I was very serious person I was like an actual you know what I do like obscure Impressions Paul Scofield and Olivia you know Matt's and all this b******* and I'd be playing at places like the Sugar Shack do you remember the description and they open for BB King wow yeah and I'm doing like John Lennon was very important when we started play some BB King I hired you m*********** Ono then I was doing I will never forget this Tomb of the channel to channel yeah yeah yeah rock and roll place so I'm opening for like these bands you know it was like that Blues Brothers sayings with a throwing shade at the cage so and we'll throw them out but then they bring them out in the alley and beat the s*** out of you know but I'm thinking because you're a martial artist I think I've kind of got this thing about people fighting and growing up in Charlestown and I think back on certain incidents when I was starting to and stand up and I was at this place of Comm Ave and this guy stole one of my lines. I know that you're big into that right so he goes off stage my friends thought you wanted to be Jonathan Winters and they don't do s*** like that and then another time we were at the Ground Round in Brighton I'll never forget round round yeah I'll never forget this job so monster the guy on before me and the audience to throw a little lies things out right so I said my opening line usually it's going to get the audience to like you you know or make them laugh or whatever to my opening line was birth mother f***** to throw something at me I'm going to knock them out you know you're not exactly setting the stage for hilarious comedy but you know I'm at work what's that work out terrible I bombed in life like farming in Louisville Kentucky I'll never forget that and a guy comes up to me afterwards and he says he's trying to make me feel good well I could tell by your tone you're funny but I'm doing s*** like about Subways and stuff they don't even know what they are right she looks early years there was like one there wasn't even a comedy club so you just kind of did it I'd fell into it weird you start oh my God I am now at that point Joe with people come up to me and you know they say I'm so glad to see you I keep telling my son of town he's not dead he is not died so it's been like 30 or 40 years I don't remember the year but I remember the time of the year he started no I don't remember I started in 88 and you were a legend I already let in by 88 for sure dude I watched you one night at Nick's comedy stop kill so hard I thought I thought about quitting cuz I don't even doing comedy like a year I was like f*** this get the f*** out of you know what I had that feeling Richard Pryor's first performance film do you remember the Yeah Yeah Yeahs Richard Pryor live in Long Beach I was I went to see that with Steven Wright and both of us walked out we said we don't even want to do this W the greatest comedy scene in the history of the known universe in 1988 when I started it was insane it was insane the Don Gavin was in his prime you were in your Prime Rogerson I would watch these guys go up to so many guys that were so f****** good Knox was killing back then there's so many guys that you would go any night you would go and watch some of the best stand-up comedy on the planet it was it was amazing Mike Donovan Mike Donovan people got no Mike Donovan Australian do you know who Johnny most the most people don't know you know you just have to give the finger to the business because they're looking for the fat guy the small guy the black guy that you know they're they're always looking for something other than what you are so you do what you do like you've done what you did you know the business in terms of like movies and television shows that they will try to lure you away and they lower you away with money but the business is Stand-Up comedies is really about what you do in front of a microphone in audience response and dodged a lot of TV credits but she had no material and it was unbelievable you know you forget when you do something you forget it's like you're a trained fighter your train radio person you forget that in order to do it you've developed a certain set of skills yeah and like in Boston they have a Saint Patrick's Day breakfast with a politician's try to be funny and it it's it's excruciating you know what I mean take me to give a speech before I came on this show I talked to Nick DiPaolo you know your buddy and he says well Joe and I always talk about politics and I said well no children help himself. Nobody really talks to me about politics well I kind of I don't like to not like someone because of what they believe so I just kind of do silly s*** I was thinking the other day with the Democrats you know that I'm going to run I'm going to run and pay but they got the moderate Lane the progressive Lane so I'm going to run in the breakdown Lane you know just a silly little s*** you know you know keep it upbeat whatever but I got into this I fell into this because I kept thinking I'm going to get an acting job but I won't do stand-up this is going to f****** and at some point you know what I mean you know I like people the kids would actually ask me for advice I advise you shiting me I fell into this s*** I expected at the end but I don't have a work at a place that's named after the guy like if it's Chinese Wok Inn Pizza Parlor of Joey s******* of godby's money-making piece of s*** when it's named after the guy and it's never enough. Nick's I'm going to do something for you okay we're going to play a little scene okay now you ask me say is Nixa Mafia joint is Nixa Mafia joint is this is Nick still around 100% nixes around is it the same ownership and do you know that there isn't one in that building that I didn't do Koken I believe that it was it was really something I mean I mean it was like I know that you know I lived in La many years ago and it's like I'm driving around


    Joe Rogan | Muhammad Ali's Psychological Warfare
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    I'm guys going to fight and I like wrap it up as well now as I used to be guys like you up on our way to applied practice falling a****** you know it's like a basketball you know that the rock talks some was like afraid of them how could he be well you know the reason why in this is Ali did this on purpose he act like a crazy person cuz he's like that Sonny Liston was a bully and Sonny Liston was a big scary man and what he felt like Sonny Liston would be afraid I was a crazy person someone who wasn't afraid of him so in all the press conferences and all the different things leading up to the fight he would scream at him he would show up at Sonny liston's house and honk the horn in the middle of the night and get on his lawn scream and yell at him ketologic crazyshit to Sonny Liston to f*** with him psychologically he wants honey if you want to listen to think that he was a crazy person and that you know that he would never stop yeah and that's actually dead and there was one point time when they were see we just scared of them and they were doing his blood pressure in his blood pressure was so high is heart rate was so hard to work and let him fight. I don't know I'll least he had a calm self down cuz he got himself worked up into a lather it was just so so angry and so you know so hyped up trying to act like a crazy person and when they were doing his pre-fight Medicals they were like hey you know like you can't fight your f****** do something wrong with you there, them down he had to relax and calm down so so smart at like psychological warfare there's never been any anybody like him psychologically that could just he would first of all he was very funny you would say hilarious s*** like Howard Cosell said to him trampy champ you seem very truculent good on that was just perfect he was so he would know say things that were funny he would say poetry he had that guy bundini Brown behind them and they were always you know they were always like laughing and joking around together but you had a tremendous support team and on top of that he could fight his f****** ass off and he was a heavyweight that moved around like a middleweight unbelievable plus pound 215 Tour 20 lb man and he would Shuffle and move and by we even he would be out there almost I do well to what he's the greatest boy it's hard to say who's the greatest heavyweight of all time but he's certainly in the conversation it mean you would have to say how would he have done against some of the bigger stronger guys of the past like a Lennox Lewis who will you know what's in his prime the high 240-pound range much bigger much bigger guy but there was nobody like to see how he also comes in two stages there's a lie before 1967 they took his license away and there's a lie after 1970 when he came back and when he came back he was never as fast he was never as fleet-of-foot cuz he didn't work out at all for three years didn't do s*** he just didn't look right he didn't look like he had the same movement is body didn't have the same musculature he just he thought Jerry no wasn't very coronary quite that's what was and he beat him and beat him up but he just didn't look like them


    Alex Jones' Exit Strategy | Joe Rogan
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    Spectrum so you got people that don't even know their human or life exists is this all elucidation because they've been lied to so much for so long then it was true and then over here you got people to just believe whatever they see on CNN and me I'm just trying to look at everything going well find the universe and that's why they staged events so they can try to bring order within that event that's on what it would have been are you talking about no Northwoods or going well that's what we'll do it just what is the system on it rid of free speech right to self-defense the family defend those things and ask yourselves what are we about 8 then I believe in that you can say that should have got was it right to bear arms Free Speech what was the third one I think mystery switch to get why she had me on guys don't want to be like my life is not Sandy Hook I'm said to tell me what you were telling me earlier that you were actually even before all this happened you were planning your exit strategy like you get weary of this yeah it's not like I'm 45 and I've had a long adventurous life so I'm probably like 60 I was already like I wasn't sure about Trump or whatever has really bad feeling when he got elected nothing's bad just like all the words that start and then I was already playing kind of face tanks out just cuz I don't want to break down I'm 55 a heart attack and the fact they attacked me so much makes me have to battle and fight and never give up and and and and so it's not like they even wore me down before they ever they kept me in the game on this planet they kept me in the game attacking me and lying about me because now wall out I'm now becoming I was worried about now I dream about the stuff that was what you were worried about initially yeah because I realize about the 45 years ago this obsessive that was already totally obsessed you were you were telling me that if your head is certain amount of it after a while just f**** with your head jobs like planning things eaten food and like put my kids to sleep in like no cutting trees down and like walking around like normal and just being a normal person you're going to be pinned against the wall but you're going to make sure you're going to fight to the death and then I'd only got to say this but I realize it's God's plan I'm not going to be turned loose I wasn't just going to do a couple chores in this fighting BP turn loose and realize that this is all big stage and God wants to see some people dance but I tell you the globalist think they're like running me out it's the opposite now they've turned me into this Maniac well do so there's definitely some sort of a struggle going on right now and there's a it's a seems to be like a universal struggle for figuring out what people are and how we should behave and who gets to decide that and there's certain Universal truths are ignored and they're certain ones that are emphasized overemphasized there certain ones that are you know that are in the Goldilocks spot and we will working it out I think that's what's going on with human beings but we have to be really really careful of is that by silencing some people and never giving them any path to retribution we create Eternal enemies in this is this is what he's we could be happening right now with when someone doesn't have the ability to express themselves because an evil Force One Hive hive mind sort of thinking to a lot of this there's not a lot of debate about smoking let's just say this show and and 210 play nobody else you didn't give into the pressuring of the threat it was more than a game like a siren like a busy woman audience women play the wife and put out good ideas and talk to people but folks are going to make you choose a site and that's what's happening in this quickening is I don't want you to say that's why Ryan Seacrest got a nail nobody's coming to Ryan Seacrest for like political advice he's got a nailed it host a bunch of shows a real nice guys got a great smile he's figured it out but you understand wide open entropy is a stagnant water still clear dead and rotting what's a live ocean big crashing waves to take all your successful Joe cuz you play along it's perfect that mean it's bad it was real that's why your success and then they come in he's a go I'm not saying you're bad I'm saying way-o all these people are telling them because I've got nothing but they want you because they're soulless and to all I'm saying is you made the right decision and I'll just hang have me on cuz I'm not perfect is deciding no America still America the world still the world we're allowed to talk about play ball with them because I've got to get off this thing but they want you because they're soulless and to all I'm saying is you made the right decision and I'll just hang having me on cuz I'm not perfect is deciding no America still America the world still the world we're allowed to talk about real things and hear all things because they want to shut other voices down so they can lie about those voices and any idea that fears exposure


    Joe Rogan | San Francisco’s Homelessness Crisis
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    Portland Oregon and do the whole like city of homeless people yeah it is just sparklies like Jimmy's on top of an ice cream you don't got to go to Skid Row skit you never seen anything like it it's insane that it is bizarre downtown and we've throw people off the roof and chips and there was this one area where you would go where and I'm not exaggerating your might be a thousand people on this block like a concert just let out like they were having a homeless concert and they're all just wondering around is needles everywhere and Tents and garbage in the streets and and people just shuffling around walking back and forth so that I guess there's some homeless centers in or people you go and get food and I'm starting to wonder like what's wrong with me with you because I sent this focus on that you know every city I go to I said wow it seems like there's more and more homeless people and other people say no let's go to the Freedom Trail let's let's look at the beauty of San Francisco like I shouldn't on the street to me that's like unusual San Francisco has a app where you could find where the people are pulling up before yeah that there's so many people s*** is in San Francisco on the street at like my friend Jake Shields got a photo of this guy taking a s*** right in front of them just s*** spraying out of his ass right into the street from the store walk into the street and I don't know what and they just do it in front of everybody and I don't know why people you know well I think there's a certain open list of San Francisco has a lot of very Progressive open-minded people which is good but the problem is it opens the door for some ridiculous stuff like people shiting on the street too many homeless people to their too open-minded and too liberal look at that that's the that's the shitt map that's where all the people shouldn't that's that's a dark puddle of s*** so many people are shiting on the street in that area rapid hose the street down is that is that why are they creating jobs let's look at it on the positive maybe there was a homeless people are there any parades when they step the horses there's nothing you could do either place to live and there's just not going to fix their mental illness that that's what people don't understand about a lot of these folks it's not they run on bad luck this they're not on bad luck they're mentally ill they have their brains not working correctly and if they don't want to be it's not working correctly and if they don't want to be on medication and they don't have anywhere to turn they don't have anywhere to go they're going to stay there and then I have anywhere to s*** and you know they just want to use the street and I don't know if they could put up porta potties and safe for homeless folks only and what can I do when I got solved that on The Joe Rogan optimistic person stealing


    Boston Fist Fight Stories | Joe Rogan & Steve Sweeney
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    what I used to see and I saw this many times at Nick's was some poor f*** who had like a couple of TV credits done a hot s*** and they would go on and they would headline at Nicks and they would stack the deck and it would be horrendous it was you and Lenny and f****** Knox and all these Savages would go up and Boston Style, with his no brakes it's just f****** comedy like a hey I know you worked all day you don't hear anybody bullshiting up here. Talk fast and the f****** funny and Gavin would go up and murder and then these poor bastards would go up after them and just deal with their TV credits you would see them just be in 5 minutes I'd be lost to be very observational have you ever gone to an airport headliners Sam Kinison you know he been up for a few days obviously but anyway so I said was a good friend of mine he's a nice guy when he was straight he had a dark side unit like we all do yeah I know what I mean is sitting up front he's the you know how Sam was and I said Sam Hunt telling you these are the wrong guys to piss off yeah they had to fire him because you know those guys they don't they don't have any sense of humor that are ready to fight the ready to fight you then I can shoot you or stab you going to beat the f*** out of you but I got to do it right then and there and it'll happen anywhere it'll happen at a restaurant will happen at a bar is one of the last places that we when we used to before they're ready to Breakout it's cold for too much the women are assholes like men are assholes everybody's ready to fight and everyone's drunk to different kind of place well you know the I grew up in Charlestown right they did a movie about the town and all that b******* b******* movie but anyway I grew up over there and you don't have to win but you had a fight and my record was probably like two wins and 30 losses and then you know there's a lot of drawers because they break it up right away you know but they were actual fist fights yeah no one time I'm in the projects is kid Davey latter he did the one thing you're not supposed to do kick me in the balls and then everybody jumped and beat the s*** out of him the one thing about kicking people in the balls to don't ever mess yeah cuz then the other guy gets very mad it hurts it hurts knowing you read street fights I started fighting to avoid street fights I know I wanted to fight like as it as an amateur like in martial arts tournaments cuz I was scared of street fights it seemed to me too grammar school a kid offers you out ya at 8:30 in the morning cuz you're thinking about it all day early in the morning till 3 in the afternoon what's that running down your pants did you just sit yourself down and then you were in the school yard and they're all circling around you you know it's this whole thing but my father used to train Fighters boxers over the New Garden Jim and me and my brother we would get into terrible fight to my father never taught us out of renovate just give us these big enormous freaking gloves and they just let you go toward each other yeah it was weird why did he teach you Bobby Buckley in my father's at what are you doing at home you got to go back out there was going to go back out and fight him again but you know there's a lot of different ways to be like in Charlestown growing up I mean I was up with some guys that look like unbelievable like a thing maybe our social thing about say robbing a bank and would that ever freaking cross your mind no but that's a Charlestown thing that's one thing true about that movie The Town I thought when I was in awe of people that would do it it's like I'm waiting to get the balls to do you know and I'll never forget this friend of my Joey Rocco's no longer with us so I see him up at governments and remember Government Center yeah so I see him up there and he's got like his lunch and since you know how you doing Saddam so sorry I was waiting to Rob Crimson travel and I have my gun there I was interrupted so he came into Nick's comedy stop to 400 people I did fantastic as like practically Standing Ovation whatever so jealous in the audience right and I so I talked to him afterwards still doesn't number thinks he could say like cheese I like this show in like your shell good for you getting out of Charlestown gave me this look like wow it's going to be a lot of money in here I said you think I'm here to case the joint for you and it was unbelievable we used to part of thing about sharks. Growing up with you how to shoplift that was did you do that when you were a kid bike shop I got caught shoplifting candy while you were bad you probably would terrify right at 12 I was terrible. paranoid but anyway with those up department store called Jordan Marsh and my job was to catch the football they throw me the football I catch it and run down Tremont Street so we just you know stolen a football right so that's that was still in a f****** canoe nose what's a walking down Washington Street in Boston with a canoe right now I don't know where you're from but it's not a big item in Charles Town Canoes in the projects you know what I mean it's like not start and you I do in that you couldn't fence it did you take it over the Charles River I don't know what we did with it what was the we used to call the oilies because it was so much oil in it and that are now the right that's what they say you know that they cleaned up the whole of Boston I don't recognize boss anymore they got this part of Boston called the seaport it's all these big buildings it's like freaking Dubai and other no kids no neighborhood snow characters it's all just gentrified Boston I don't recognize boss anymore they got this part of Boston called the seaport it's all these big buildings it's like freaking Dubai and other no kids no neighborhood snow characters it's all just gentrified very rich people now


    How Steve Sweeney Helps People with Sobriety | Joe Rogan
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    likely to do those things soon as you are angry at them they're not doing it they're going to go the other way if you don't like being told what to do well it's just like if somebody wants to get sober run right if you if they already I work in jails that's one of my part-time jobs so what are you doing jails I do Subs abuse stuff in jails so if you if they're ready everything you say you like Guru if you're not ready doesn't matter what you say right so I do groups in jail I teach meditation I also teach goal-setting but don't about six years I've been in the field of substance used for a while and it's very rewarding it's not you know you don't make any money but balance is the life you know I don't want to sit around all day was comedians that's what they have to do you know they work at night so yeah I work gel I want you to do it two or three days a week yeah that's good so it's not not everyday now and I take the Summers off till because it's intense add groups one guy came in and I started complaining about the place and I said hey this isn't I teaching to breathe and I like that guy Haas you had on your showing off but I teach him a different method it's just you breathe in for you hold it for you let it out it's just a calming breath so anyway this guy places in a hotel a lot of guys they can't see the kids see themselves they can't see contradictions I want guy he was in it was a Muslim right so I said so you guys pray like five times a day how do you know when to pray and listen to this got the big giant guy that was angry what did he have a certain amount of time before you got out what was the unit for life and I know he was he was on his way out he was coming close that's when the guys get the most anxious how long have you been for about 17 years stop but every little thing is picked up on and reacted to you know it's like that scene and hate between De Niro and Pacino where they just reacting to each other so you said can you please pass the salt like I pass it because it any minute that's what I try to teach his butt impulse control any Mennonite thing can happen when you're dealing with a bunch of people that also have a very short fuse used to violence violence is one way of hang out so what I say to them is I have the same thing but it's not through violence for me it's like texting or something you know I react or I drank you know so it's it's about stepping back income yeah it's hard when you get tripped out with your buddy up the the Mind listen to the breath that's the key rather than going up in your mind take that breath and you know like when something's happening like a car crash or something first impulses hold your breath don't hold your breath like you brought out a lot of traditions have this you know Tai Chi and yoga so you know if you follow those methods you can you can really change your physiological State you can get out of a lot of things it can get you through a lot of things you know that thing that I don't buy those that f****** Coldwater if you follow those methods you can you can really change your physiological State you can you can get out of a lot of things it can get you through a lot of things you know that thing that I don't buy those that f****** Coldwater I don't want to go under the Arctic like him holyshit could you live in Boston


    Joe Rogan | Boxer Who Loaded Hand Wraps with Plaster
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    blinded I'll leave ya Cassius Clay so listen wasn't above you know cheating yeah do you remember that fighter oh my God this is so frightening he would wrap something in his leer esto Ya by Billy Collins jr. back in the day they they still use horse hair with the gloves and you can you can put a little hole in the gloves and pull the padding out and Luis Resto Panama Lewis was his trainer at Panama Lewis was also the same guy that gave Aaron Pryor that little jab cocaine right before he knocked out Alexis Arguello family they think it was cocaine he said give you the other bottle the one that I prepared it gives it to Aaron Pryor and then Aaron Pryor goes down starch is Alexis Arguello and they had a crazy war of a fight and then he gives them something in this little bottle and then Aaron Pryor goes out like a bat out of hell and once the question was always what was in bottle cuz there's no sophisticated drug testing back then but Panama Lewis but there was one of them that actually put cement or something in their gloves there was that that was a more recent one that was that Mexican gentleman that fought who did he do that to that the redhead I'm to no no no no no no no no he doesn't isn't fight anymore f*** his name but he he beat up some really prominent Fighters that way unaffected e it was a one fight in particular or I'm seeing the guy in my face Fighters and really beat them up and they were like didn't even make sense a hard was hitting me cuz he he would put plaster of Paris apparently inside the rap been at the El codo that's what was Miguel Cotto beat the s*** out of in the rematch of Shane Mosley Sugar Shane Mosley the f*** out of him when they found this after you knocked out Miguel Cotto we beat him up in the 11th round stop payment was a horrible. It's too easy being beat the s*** out of him then the Shane Mosley fight was the fight that he lost that was the next fight in during the wrapping of the gloves Shane Mosley's Camp was so what the f*** is in his raps they recognized it and how to rewrap his hands and then Shane Mosley beat his f****** ass and they beat Robert Garcia and then Manny Pacquiao f*** them up and then Miguel Cotto fought them out but the Miguel Cotto fight the first one it was it was bad when his face was busted up and butt and that's when people had suspicions but they didn't know until they saw the wrapping of the gloves mini look at every one of his fight before that and we'll go all this m*********** at Plant City that City Stacy Keach Monticello sages first movies and John Huston directed it who are the best fight movies ever is fighting I was talking about earlier the Luis Resto fight just Billy Collins jr. guy was he was an up-and-coming Contender and he was blinded in the fight and can never fight again this kid that he fought Luis Resto they pulled all the padding out of the gloves and he just f***** up this guy's face it to the point where he had detached retinas and he couldn't see straight when an alcoholic after work Winter is right there look at his face and it became a really big a big store out with a deadly weapon and I think at the end of the other guys live for it at some point he admitted that he did it it was him documentary about it but the guy finally admitted that he was using done that forever people doing that forever I was born with a guy wants and I want to touch his gloves and was like what the f*** is in your glove and his padding had all been it was those old style old style does the padding you can push back and it was like it was all like almost run knuckle people are assholes people are actually fighting bare-knuckle there's a whole Bare knuckle boxing organization out of Wyoming you have all your knuckles actually fighting bare-knuckle there's a whole bare-knuckle boxing organization out of Wyoming you have all your knuckles yeah they're all they're broken up one that was broken nose Bobby sell these nose


    Joe Rogan | Did Sonny Liston Throw the Muhammad Ali Fight?
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    Cassius Clay beat Sonny yeah he's like eight to one another fight with a lot of people thought was fix the second fight 2nd and Main you can see the punch but it was like he called it an anchor punch cuz it's like as listed was coming for he dropped it down on him like that and a lot of people say it didn't land but you could see his head reacted definitely landed the question was whether or not he decide stay down once you got hit and I think you did if you watch it just doesn't look realistic I give you when he goes down the way went down seeing maybe legit but the way stumbled around if he didn't stumble around like a guy with central nervous system. Jack here we watch radio what is that was enough to take him out like that bank it could have been watch the KC if you can find The Knockout Jamie because the what's not what's so crazy about it wasn't him dropping them cuz I think that was legit with crazy was how afterwards he stumbled around like he couldn't move or he couldn't get up it just didn't seem real what did we just had it there Kevin Spacey here it is here to watch here's the punch boom that watch he goes down and just to lay down on his back and then he kind of stumbled around and acted like he couldn't get up they just keep showing it over and over again it was 100% of legitimate bunch of people who say it's not they've never seen people get ko'd cuz people get ko'd and all sorts of weird ways doesn't really make sense like it's human being getting punched in the face weird s*** happens especially you get punch on the jaw like is two people get touched with like a jab sometimes and then go out doesn't make sense and also sometimes here it is right here it's also sometimes it's weird because you might have gotten hurt real bad in training so a lot of guys come into these fights and they're already injured they just poop right there now it's watching stumble around so it goes down they lay down I see this is where I'm not buying it this see just seems like horseshit but I could be wrong now he's stumbling see like right there that seemed like he decided to stumble and go down and he's trying to get back up and I could be wrong I could be wrong but I'm not buying it and so the referee was Jersey Joe Walcott who is a very famous his own but now they study but now they steal away by the way he stopped the fight I don't know I don't remember I don't remember all you know the first fight fifth-round I think it was Liston put some white stuff on his gloves yeah and he blinded there's no crooked the game was he blinded Ali Cassius Clay so listen wasn't above cheating


    Joe Rogan | Marvin Hagler's Italian Movie Career
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    well you had Tyson on yeah and it was interesting that he didn't want to go back to what you do Marvin Hagler has the same problem oh yeah well he's the only guy that ever just quit. He won't he won't punch a bag or anything really that thing comes up in him where he wants to do it again it's like an addiction and he's got to be 60 now and still while welling up inside about respect him so much you know I always looked up to him when I was fighting cuz I remember the discipline that that guy had I remember watching videos of him but he was living on the cape you would treat him probably half an hour and he would run and Maze Runner or he was getting ready to fight Mustafa hamsho he's running and Shadow Boxing yelling war and could you imagine if you had a fight that f****** guy when he was the middleweight champ of the world first of all he was chiseled like he was sculpted out of bronze even look like it was so jacked for a boxer when you think about like most boxers they didn't have that kind of physique his physique was like almost like a gymnast you know when he was in his prime and you just was so disciplined and sofa and then beat the f*** out of everybody and then lost that one very controversial fights with everything that I was up at 5. scary movie with Marvelous Marvin Hagler in it nobody has that he could have kales Leonard but he didn't even go to a decision you lose that decision they pay him a boatload of cash and he goes to Italy what is it is it a movie I've ever seen that Jesus Christ so that's a long time ago because he looks really young back all my God he is in one of those movies wow this is an Italian spaghetti western when did while he's still jacked in that movie so yeah I'm kind of exercising this is so hilarious thank God I see pulled the punch I did a movie night in Boston called Southie with a guy throws me a dumpster and kills me right they had to do it over and over I just got out of Walpole the State Penitentiary Anaheim Angels 1989. India one retired somewhere around 8687 when they fight Leonard would have what an error that was amazing we should watch runs closed-circuit fights would go to a theater you watch it on a big screen closer and it tells you how many fifty bucks and I've walked in a Tyson knocked about the first round that was all that never happened people trying out of your eye with him Mason it yeah yeah but it is what it was 787 interesting movies but the best out for a goof know he had a whole career really f****** hot he had an extra inch of skull or something that was saying no is it the side temples is that what it was Temple muscles they said he was almost like built with deadly driving death Mugabe was a murder but not Marvin Marvin took a punt better than anybody modified only started Juan Roldan I think Juan Roldan was the only guy that ever knocked Marvin down but it wasn't a real knock-down was a trip and they counted it as a knockdown a tremendous fighter inside looking out again since I was Mugabe and then Mugabe was never the same again once you realize that this m*********** could stand right in front of me now I'm sure that's what is this referee stop what you doing I don't know what's going on at that smoke Lane hey now that we have a break in the action I'd like to I'd like to plug my movie Sweeney killing Sweeney we talked about it what it comes out we'll put it on Twitter like fighting but he said that but he was that guy Marvin Hagler was to me like he was the epitome of discipline you know what I thought about like a discipline fighter like that knows him always in shape always ready to go and then the discipline to never come back that was amazing to to me I've respected the f*** out of that his Fighters never know when did Wendel leave he knew when to leave and to this day I saw him in an interview recently he's fine completely


    Steve Sweeney was a Homeless Hippie | Joe Rogan
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    wholesale campers yeah right out in front of your place there everywhere will do they finally side streets with enough won't take them out and semi homeless people they're not homeless they just have mobile homes you know what it is the homeless people here is so peaceful there like a like the Caravan you know they just they don't bump change they don't do anything they just kind of walk around I'm I'm sitting in front of your building here was like a fashion show for the homeless one guy comes by with a Buffalo Bills jacket and I just quietly talkin themselves some you know it's freaking me out I've only been here 12 hours but everybody is either really soft spoken or I'm losing my f****** hearing because like even at the rent in the car and the woman play the noise pollution quotes louder there and colder and people angrier two different place out here it's just even the homeless people they don't have it so rough if you're going to be homeless person this is the place to go people are very open-minded it's relaxed it's warm me the coldest it gets is like 40 That's Kohl's it ever gets yeah but you know if you're giving advice to homeless people it's like like I was I was sitting in Westwood and Starbucks right and it's the guy was just sitting there you know and always people have in their lattes and s*** and he's just one of those crazy when was fifteen and it was a different time you know know I haven't been down you were almost Four Loko how long I was a hippie that's different than being homeless but a couple years really yeah you know the worst moment I was lying I was downstairs in this guy's house and I overheard his girlfriend saying no he was saying was girlfriend I don't know I keep asking the guy to leave you know I was his what happened to meet you I read Jack Kerouac on the road okay so I wanted to be Jack Kerouac I want to be a writer so I did everything that kill like that except right you know I was living in YMCAs and drinking the wine and the whole thing was a whole different country then why didn't you start writing brighter so I did everything that kill like that except right you know I was living in YMCAs and drinking the wine in the whole thing but it was a whole different country then why didn't you start writing was one of those things like eventually you'll start writing but right now I want to be a writer I didn't want to f****** right you know what I mean


    Alex Jones - The CIA Has Been Tracking Me My Whole Life | Joe Rogan
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    spaceship on to another planet and you could look through its eyes because you're somehow or another connected to it the same way they're connected to we got us enclosed in this little thing that help you learn here's the thing you learn what the plan is by the attack they don't want us having kids they want to demoralize they want to break us down they don't want to think we expand and they don't want us to believe their space and I'm not trying to attack you but they don't want third-dimensional resource expansion what they don't want us well I don't I don't know if I'm going or not who's the former deputy director basically the CIA Section Chief without founder of Delta Force who got me to like a 2 weeks ago and just because he was famous MIT signs and stuff I went with that so you think you are probably if you think I told you about this I don't know if I told you I've told people to listen to podcast for this woman Renee diresta and she had a podcast with Sam Harris where they went into detail about the operation that people used to troll Facebook pages and Instagram pages and create these it where the Russians and craziest robots in these meme Pages for the hundred thousands of hilarious they organized a Muslim event across the street from a pro Texas event black lives matter next to Blue lives matter they said everybody up whenever there's a blue lives matter is a lot of film School here in California free from a pro Texas event that black lives matter next to Blue lives matter they said everybody up whatever there's a blue lives matter is a lot of choices at Film School here in California trained on by the CIA


    Alex Jones - The Reign of Terror of Censorship | Joe Rogan
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    pedophile want to date my body rolls okay but what I'm saying is kindness unless you're a right-wing person know if you think on the right then they want to attack you then they want to do want to demonize you in if they could shut you down in silence you and find some sort of a b******* excuse to do so and a lot of cases it seems like some folks lean in that direction and this is where it gets dangerous because you can't it's like if someone says hey if I knew how to fight everybody you'd be dead in a year cuz eventually people going to kick your ass and kill we can just beat people up childish mentality I'll just knock this person out nothing else will happen but that's not near you setting the whole thing in motion when you silence someone you're setting a whole thing in motion and this is something that we're all learning this is what we have to come to grips with social media is only been around for a really short amount of time it's only been around in this kind of form for 10 plus years and we're figuring it out and these people that think that they can just silenced people and shut people down without it having a bad effect on all of us it's not right it's not right well I appreciate what do you think should be done about the denial of the reign of terror of censorship admittedly going on I don't know s*** you know all I know is that it seems that the right being censored a lot and when you look at the left and how they've been acting I mean they're acting like Psychopaths like pick you know putting signs up for late-term abortions and all that s*** they're pushing that there's people pushing that they said what do you think Alex it's like they want to lose what's the siop I don't know how that's it seems like they're trying to it's so bad well go by much of that is influenced by people are trying to f*** with the whole system imagine if this is like Stage 5 Russian influence just get people to support later would figure out a way to get people support super late term abortion figure out a way to get people to support trans women competing as women with no hormone replacement 104 like some twenty-five-year-old dudes like 18 year old girls he takes all the all the titles and now guys haven't you know it's hilarious it's it is daughter was up for scholarship and she had to compete against some six-foot-five man who identified as a woman want to play basketball it literally I don't act like you but the Japanese said hey you don't get the transfer station when she Chopper Johnson & the wabos off you get vagina Bill and you sit there and do it leave the problem the problem is wanting to compete as women and Martina Navratilova just caught a rash it but she was talking about it into the famous tennis star she's talking about that women are breaking all these records she said that these kids will never one and two were transgender that won the girls high school track meet and assist nonsense going on there's some people that are legit and then there's some people that are just legitimately crazy when they like with everything in life is people that are legitimately trans and there's people that have real bad too much man wants to see himself as a woman shows at Kimmel that happen and I get all guys and they say their women there's anything anyone last year were the guy comes in with tattoos a big beard and was in the police report the guy had like a footlong cock and he goes do a cervix exam the song you got all this I mean it's just like it's been well this man it's not that I hate somebody that feels like there a woman or a man or whatever I think that's a lie. I imagine all this ridiculous propaganda really was like the very very highest level Russian meme Farm propaganda and this is why we the people are the most preposterously leftist man killed with the people in freak out when they heard a guy talk about that kind of s*** and Magic is all just designed to make everybody go f****** crazy yeah like weird transhumanists anti-human I'm old transhumanists if I really get life extension but it's all I do you dye your machine I'm just saying anything you see the big corporate media promoting they don't know what they're doing I've been around them I've talked to him they don't know I don't think I know I don't think Joe knows I don't think Daddy knows but I think in the spectrum of like one to a hundred where the 95th percentile is really being


    David Lee Roth on Replacing Howard Stern | Joe Rogan
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    program directors picked the records okay and it became very specific Target demo we want to home and then whatever Howard Stern left regular radio terrestrial radio for the stratosphere I got a job in New York City that's right I was broadcasting and seven different city I forgot you did that and it turns out I think what they wanted was a version of Howard Stern third-class Howard Stern my approach to is very different than his would-be were two very different people he's talking he's a personality it's all about interaction I see myself as show people I'm music first okay so the first thing I'm going to pick one BBQs not the food or the guest list but what's the music right well white people listen to Bob Marley when we're on vacation and when we celebrate things we listen to calling again and I would play those in the ratings were going up and they were pissing off management because you couldn't rain me in okay. Keep in mind I hired Kool & the Gang open for Van Halen tour before last you have never seen so many people dancing in one place celebration sound of every wedding Bar Mitzvah from bachelor party as you're driving. What did they say to you before you took the job like what was the what was the conversation when you agreed to do it what did you think was going to happen as opposed to what did happen well what you say and what is real Vermont Care Bear kind of a thing I don't know right so it was uncomfortable from the beginning I got fired for playing too much ethnic music and for late-night humor too early in the morning but that was Howard Stern told deals late-night humor there's no doubt already gone through the getting-to-know-you phase 4 at season's earlier kind of expect you to do all talk or do they want you to play music as well he's big again I start with the music I start with the ambience and of humor arises or personalities our eyes are we have guests rate we don't that's fine too and I think they expected other guy showed up with was it it also ranged wasn't always funny maybe something you would Excel that if they'd had different expectations like the others following Howard Stern to just do that David Lee Roth was the funny the funny interview the gas have pop culture funny guest for in the subject matter down the turnpike oh that's what he f****** meant stuff that's going to go away real quick give you thought about doing that now like what if Apple came to you or one of these streaming services came to your more to do something like that they always arrive with expectations and the expectations just as we discussed the three phases of Anna Nicole Smith and Elvis which Dave are you referring to program director but if I was I would say just let him be him just figure it out just let it give it time to grow that's what people don't do they metal the metal they are like you're going to do I look from what I know of you you're going to do your best at everything everything you do you're going to do your best if I was going to hire you that's what I would say everybody get the f*** away from him he's going to do his best now let him hire he wants to hire and do what he wants to do and probably want to put on Let but you hired David Lee Roth the entire Mike Fitzgerald and end in kin Buchanan where the f*** the other people are that work in the office and also want to just in the soup know you hired David Lee Roth let David Lee Roth P David Lee Roth and let him find his legs that's difficult and TT because comes with a lot of history and can you can't move the f*** the other people that work in the office and also want to just in the soup know you hired David Lee Roth let David Lee Roth be David Lee Roth and let him find his legs that's difficult and 2T because comes with a lot of history yeah


    Dr. Phil on the Catch Me Outside Girl | Joe Rogan
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    show in all the years you've been giving advice how do they catch me outside girl how did this happen and we send her to this Ranch for like 4 months right she goes for a long time and makes a complete turnaround doesn't really a great job they say she's become a leader she's working with all these girls doing a great job and then she graduates and I remember this last shot and we do this piece at the ranch she jumps up on this fence and is smiling and everything leaving it all one night home with her mother one night and her mother's finding people that are trashing her the mother on on the social media platforms her mother track some damn backs into who they are gets their phone numbers calls him up yelling into the phone calling them names and stuff gets the daughter involved one-night crashes so they come back for a follow-up like I don't know month or two later and when they come I say okay I'm going to have them back they walk out I have the audience completely empty I have nobody there to play to I mean 250 chairs empty nobody in the house but me the mother and the daughter that's good love and they go what and they were dumbstruck they there was nobody there to vote for play too and there's like a 15 minute interview there's nothing to say and off they go and then this phrase that got turned into a you know whatever a meme or whatever they call it just went crazy and what she was nominated for a Grammy or something Siri I'm serious so I'm I take no credit or blame you know I just did what I could and haven't seen her since I wish everybody well maybe she'll turn so maybe it'll grow up she'll turn some Posse by but I hope so well that's a very good attitude very healthy attitude for you but it is when something goes viral like that something strange that for whatever reason it catches and takes off its it doesn't make any sense the very weird thing will they they know they put the graphic up and cover the entire building makes no sense seriously please bring that up it's just so strange that someone Trainwreck could for whatever reason catch on and then all the sudden it's gigantic somebody signed her and paid her billions of dollars seriously close to the million dollars from a Makeup Company really your s*** together and stop being crazy when she's making a lot of money off of being crazy her opportunities before they were probably severely limited what they had to be and what I hope now that this even know the certainly is a quark what I hope now is that she's surrounded by mature people with business heads on their shoulders and development people that will actually guide this in a way that it's not 15 right yeah but never know real that's what I hope the Kardashians are going to be 15 minutes to run 15 years ago but there's been people make fun of them and there's some good things here to make fun of they do things to be made fun of but there's also some very smart business and branding that's gone into that as well to talk about prison reform accuser being been in jail for too long for things that they didn't do and that's something she's actually passionate about and she's actually a very nice girl very smart and all and they done some very Bryant branding and it's certainly paid off so fascinating what is your name catch me outside girl but if she didn't say that one phrase and said that I think to her grandmother or somebody in the audience I know you didn't even register with us at the time


    The Brilliance of Freddie Mercury | Joe Rogan & David Lee Roth
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    foreign subjects their terrible movies like to think that if it's a really really important subject and probably as a terrible movie yeah most like why do I think that right well there's no way to really get an important subject in toilet down to two hours home I didn't think of that someone's biography like if they would do a biography on someone's life and they change things around or add things to it for theatrical Flair the queen movie Forum I was in the movie 20th throw rocks in when Bohemian Rhapsody at just come out oh my goodness yeah I saw him in his absolute his major major Prime there so I'm very curious as to will stagecraft is one thing but what Freddy was and what he brought was way more than what you saw on stage attitude and don't fall for that s*** either Keith ever sits here and tries to 33 Coles in an attitude and you need to know the inversions of each one all seven mortal Bistro that's what you call a small something you might hear in a coffee shop in French his music was so different his singing was so different than anything else from his era we listen to We Are the Champions he didn't try to sing black sing Freddie Mercury non-black what were very used to even in country I had a very famous black producer African American producer say to me David Lee you know what it means to be a black man United States 2-2 everytime I step up to the mic do sure African-American producer say to me David Lee you know what it means to be a black man United States 2-2 everytime I step up to the mic


    The Secret to an Eddie Van Halen Guitar Solo | Joe Rogan & David Lee Roth
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    like Freebird that free bird solo that goes. Which is one of the greatest solos in the history of all musicals are some specific reasons for this one of the more specific reason you had to build it has a beginning a middle a crescendo and end their specific names today in recording When no energy get it recorded all their early stop Double Whopper really being human same thing you had to compile your tracks whatever time you had to really walk in with your solo written okay and play and you would work it until it really had a thing next they'll put a little affect you in a little Trek 6 and start moving those channels in a way that you would never think to play the guitar for example and started doing that on a couple of tracks right original solos Running With the Devil did it it it it it it it it is okay these are somatic saw Lowe's these are thematic so when it start going like this record six different versions of the solos okay and then just started move the channel where is Han from the far end of the fretboard all the way up to the pickup and back to duplicate that wabisabi approached so it was a very a week or you kind of way of creating us all up it was utilizing the digital digital future multi-tracking and improvising I'm going to sit down and I'm going to I'm going to create something


    How David Lee Roth Writes a Song | Joe Rogan
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    how did how did you put the lyrics to the music what was the process of how did you guys sort that out so you would you come to them with an idea would they come to you with a riff like how how how it works it'll work a number of ways but a mistake that a lot of Young Writers in my department the lyrics make is that they think of it as secondary they wait for the music or the track first and then you'll walk into a studio and hope that the hand of God will descend and Grace you with amazing epiphanies I can't even spell amazing right and called upon to do it right away you'll work out a bingo game moon in June moon in June really went sometime soon what time of day I'm thinking I'm going to put my hands in the air why I just don't care you're going to debate somebody your banking your ideas right right and whatever the subject is you can go stream have to have a subject it's okay I like what he just said I might even write that phrase I like what you just said could be a Drake lyric terms of their lyric and everybody contributing know that's just me I have volumes of that those kinds of ideas ideas for song storylines Etc you would never go into a fight without doing that collecting moves every other film of every other fighter that you possibly can so that when somebody goes like this I know what to do about the plants long ago was kind of like a cowboy music let's write about Cowboys going through the banking somebody says something you did I heard somebody a waitress named Pepper with an unlit Pall Mall cigarette tell me a honey nothing could have stopped us back then anyway that's a title that is a Time show Jack. Cleavage a little bit and she looked she go keep your fork honey there's pie today all the time and it goes into the books and then when it's time to deal with a given so you listen to music if the music came first in you print me out in my paint and draw routinely okay as well as part of the martial arts sure Miyamoto Musashi but when I was in Japan two or three nights a week I recall it training I did some yet with it some like calligraphy I spent two years practicing for Shades of Grey into Shades of Black you want to see my Wesson can you focus your camera if I stand up can you focus while he was my last it's okay I'm here painting no okay after 6 months I heard better Jesus Christ after almost 10 months because you are my best student not my painting you are most determined you are most sincere you really enjoy most like this thank you sir he said I wish to invite you to directors meeting show me a society it one of my best friends it took you awhile in this day and age it must be insanely difficult to get someone to have that sort of appreciation for commitment while it's it's a national thing in grade school what were you thinking while you were doing all this where you learn this and spending months and months I focus on specifically that knowing that at the end of the term I'm going to be a little I'm sharpening things a little bit and when I'm called upon even to have the discussion like this yeah I can bring a little contribution to it more entertaining for all of you listening to this it can you know it's an amazing recognition that you have though that you realize while you were doing this that even though consciously all you're doing is doing calligraphy you're working on other parts of your mind I knew I was never going to pay for s*** 50% of your energy on doing it while you're doing it


    David Lee Roth on Van Halen's Cultural Impact | Joe Rogan
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    call you were while you were in the middle of this especially in the beginning in the early days that this was that you guys had a special Van Halen in the early did you guys had a massive impact on culture where you guys are aware of that like while it was happening how I mean I was in high school graduate in 1985 and you guys were the s*** my girlfriend might my sister's rather boyfriend's my sister's boyfriend's license plate soundtrack soundtrack to you absolutely enjoying Joe was intentionally I can tell you now Devine healing knew it but can't articulate it right there instrumentalist words and my thing we began very early on identifying that there's a whole lot of different neighborhoods in Southern California and you this from being with my dad all of his patients was like a Benetton ad you got to change your evil ways broken is different than what we're going to play for the Surfers Venice Beach that's Aerosmith stuff genius is in the details and how you interact with that crowd in between we would play out in Pomona at a biker bar guy got killed right in front of us and we finish the song what happened a couple of bike bike gangs went at it and there's a scrap and whenever next night we came back Vengeance had been sworn there police everywhere we go Champs out from the wall so we can hide behind the incident took up the seventies it was a mighty time wow in our thing was that we could play anywhere we had to otherwise you had feed ourselves alright and that meant by 45 minutes that's in the night five six nights if you could get it and we would ping pong all over the South lamp anywhere we can drive for two hours two hours north south or east is what how we would do and every neighborhood was a little different and that shows up in the music you know now you can take a look like dancing the night away or Jamie's Cryin there's a there's a Latino influence in that okay chachkies stuff because here this is she know you're surrounded by Hispanic culture here and we had heavy metal influences okay we had super wealthy stuff showed you have to be able to move to acoustic you got to be able to ease up if you get hired for a wedding and more importantly perhaps you know artist to artist I don't know Springsteen better during the song or in between careful going to the Broadway show about a $12,000 ticket now and I'm passing you know if they're almost peripheral to his narration in his descriptions and his poetry when he's such a guy like you have to hear the in-between stuff you want to hear imbrued you want to hear him talk you want to hear him think about things yes and where do you learn that you know Joe that's not a good Springsteen young man Joe what I was trying to get out was it does it ever freak you out like when you're ever alone and you think about what you guys did and what you've done in your career does it ever freak you out the impact you've had that if you looked at the amount of human beings have had the kind of impact that you've had its at did the tiniest tiniest fraction of a percent like the amount of human beings that can relate to your personal life experience paraphrased Brown movie there's two of them both were more helpful heavily produced by Jagger okay and he doesn't even a little bit of me football is all that you can trace it back you follow crying it's not that I don't think of it is impact that's a result what's the verb contribution at Family reunions whatever we go around everybody picks a word and my favorite word ever was contribution my favorite word ever was contribution did you try go climb the tree cuz my favorite poem I saw it inscribed on a rock by it and I'm as polite at the base destroy the base camp on Everest go climb the Treasure Mountain do not return empty-handed where are you now


    Rehearsal is More Important Than the Show | Joe Rogan & David Lee Roth
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    depends on how much time and effort you take working on yourself your act your perspective will you deliver it we always had to win in Van Halen we had no choice we had to win the battle of the band was competitive we had to win over the club owner this was before there were dance just of cerwin-vega hadn't in 10 figured out those baseman's yet you had a life and 545 minutes tonight please motherfuker Oban couldn't go on after you know yeah we had no development phase I have tapes of us at the Hilton hotel in Pasadena 1973 you would if I didn't tell you would think it was 3 years ago kind of speaks to what we were discussing earlier in that a lot of my colleagues are having a great time making music and they celebrate and it's the word fun comes into it and we grew up in classical music backgrounds where you had to challenge for first chair saxophone every 6-8 months you got to go to the conductors I want first year and if your first share and he thinks I have a guy's going to come over Joyce is Ross talking about you woo Boca Boca to play this piece front of the orchestra and next Wednesday you best practice and we're both both play 18 bars of the same piece or just maybe a switch in front of 120 people all of them colleagues right we learn from him music school stuff with big band all right if you're we played rock and roll in parallel but bigben it's got a square vibe to it because it wound up in elevators and restaurants and whatever but they had cutting contest and there was nothing more cutting than Benny Goodman vs. chick Webb big band at Roseland Ballroom that s*** is on people would bet on it they would play the same for songs you play your version of it and we'll play our wow yeah alright throw down a big band Throwdown oh yeah and it was Furious and you know it wasn't like patio and we learned that's how you do it you know my true mentors in music first and second chair clarinet the LA Philharmonic and becomes from that also you know you have a whole different vibe celebrating and I completely understand that's where I'll go at work and we learn through music yeah you know some of the folks around in the rain other folks learn it and their first few days in a law firm or and they join a team it's interesting the way you described it with music because I try to explain that the comedians I say think about how much time a musician has to spend practicing and how little we spend practicing we are practices in front of the audience for the most part it's just simplified version version of the how many hours rules the 10,000 hour that's a very simplified version digestible 10,000 hours is 10 hours a day every single day for 10 years if you have a little a little kid have heart surgery you want that guy rides right around 30,000 hours if you're going to go flying in a helicopter over New York City you want Captain polychrome on tonight that's about 40,000 hours to my dentist dr. Glassman 40000 hour I will hook you up, right it's about 30000 hours and that's 10 hours a day every single day for 10 years and that's what creates a Jet Pilot a great surgeon a great writer very easily so he's off and go hand-in-hand something about people that get things very easily that for whatever reason it slip through their fingers more quickly as well when my sister my dad was an eye surgeon I did well and when my sister wanted to go to college you should I think that's a great idea and made her pay for it sign my first contract when I was $1,350 stereo and three records I worked all summer shoveling s*** at the local horse stable in Spanish are they do they enjoy themselves or they on team like their tournaments or is that something that I'll back up I'm leading up to something I'm making fun here and be a poetic but the monitor blows the guitar players past rehearsals whatever as memorable as possible because you can do a whole lot more to get ready then you are throwing the punch anybody on one of your shows yeah yeah yeah if the band says they don't like rehearsing you're doing it wrong if you're sitting on your laurels you're wearing them on the wrong party to buy Steven in Cleveland you can turn it into your place to your file what is your routine if I what music did you listen to you dig how did you warm up simple simple things you know of singing when they go into singing the idea of will go in and sing along with a dozen of your favorite songs put your headgear on get the Reverb to send out for me that starts with Motown I'm a soul Growler I'm closer to Wilson Pickett than the guy in the Rolling Stone I don't know what that sounds like no babe. That's why I started sounding like that when I was 12 when I was 12 I started imitating The Persuasions Chagrin and Hebrew school again parallel existences you know I'm Jewish but we we're starting much to decanters Chagrin and Hebrew school okay again parallel existences you know I'm Jewish but we've always walked around a little buttons back then it said never again I'm a combat hippie peace love and heavy weapons some people don't believe sometimes you got to get insisted


    David Lee Roth Worked as an EMT | Joe Rogan
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    same time was MIT EMT was about twelve summers ago for me so I was turning 50 and I started going back to school for outdoor Med response camping climbing and what what is it like when you go to one of those classes and they realize who you are how weird is it get sometimes you can get a little bit uptight cuz I'm the oldest guy in the room Shield number 327-466-4073 sync big shout out to all of you who taught me and tolerated me until I became an EMT and put on their uniform I wasn't somebody somebody Queen the f****** truck up until I put on someone clean up the truck and that was my job but I was also there somebody who dragged the oxygen box off 13 floors up in the eaten wall projects artist to artist how many times have you driven past something whether it's a huge building or a teepee I wonder what they listen to in there and I wonder who they are I have a Fascination for that my pop had a big sprawling empathy for people you know when the fellas started getting AIDS in the early 80s you started treating them use eye surgeon and everybody my sisters and stuff started saying knitpop and whatever he turned to me I'll Never forgetti Should I don't get to choose my patients well I don't get to choose my audience so what was the motivation that are doing that though and you'll walk in first I got a mentor name Keisha who had to pile or dreadlocks up so hot that it was as long as from her shoulders to the top of her head for haircut it was like she had to put her hat up on top and Keisha walked in that door first on me start being in the neighborhood and pretty soon you living by neighborhood I was under the train Once In The Fulton Street Station talking to a homeless ballot quick briefing act like nothing's wrong so you can get him to come out grilled cheese effort to try to just in which your experiences cross training cross training I'll give it to Quick rash now and I also know it's going to change me don't know how but got to get in it and after a certain point in your life maybe go where there is no shallow and challenge yourself a foreign language right away at first you gotta move to New York go through that whole thing of what have I done thought process when you like I'm going to be an EMT I'm going to study for a year of training to go out there and actually do it sometimes when I go for a walk in the city my plan is just follow where the sun is beaming I get to an intersection to son is on that far corner I'll cross over to that and then I'll look down the block and see where the sun is in I walk down the block and get into that part I was in a lot of this by yourself I did the same thing with EMT training my dad was a doctor the First Merit Badge I got is a Boy Scout first aid assisted him in surgeries at a very early age that made everybody else I have a good ambulance what you want to hear it let me know that you're going to be okay surrounded at night I only worked she don't you would never expect to see me once was after Ozzfest like the lyrics of an Ozzy so I'm come to why somebody will somebody help me lift it birthdays work so you booked up for the job oh yeah and I wait 15 more pounds and I lifted that I could lift I look at people out of bathtub that lifted them out of the ocean I lifted him out of the projects I was out of the truck I lifted him into the other truck is the first truck just broke down in the snow Queen playing in whatever going to get a big shout-out to all my teachers and there's not a day goes by I don't think about it and not a day goes by that I don't use some skill including that you know that level your head a little bit somebody go make some coffee Joe freaking out every time they see you for you it was maybe a good way to balance things out too because you seem people in a life-or-death situation and Dire Straits when they're unhealthy and they need help and and you're out there in the down and dirty in the nitty-gritty like you know like you said trucks breaking down picking people up out of bathtubs will a lot of what you just described is the First Response Team yes we always described our patients are friends and clients okay but the struggle for our I'll called the uniform starts with military police fire first response I'll throw in nursing emergency room in those of us with bells and whistles to call the ambulance okay but the struggle for our I'll called the uniform starts with military police fire first response I'll throw in nursing emergency room in those of us with bells and whistles to call the ambulance


    David Lee Roth - Why Van Halen is Different with Sammy Hagar | Joe Rogan
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    I'm continually Revitalize the production with different actor it would different actors okay whole lot of Shakespeare going on yeah okay but you have to kind of replicate the initial sound or do you think I'm sure all of Beethoven's earlier orchestras your dad because I don't think you can say this because this is a part of my used Van Halen was a part of my youth I mean we used to do the the Van Halen logo on her notebook nice cool long with the Rolling Stones like The Mouse and the you know all the KISS logo when it switched over to Sammy Hagar it became a different thing it was a different things a whole different pivot mean it wasn't it wasn't a bad thing I Know lyrics I don't run who's my running partner but I'm not well adjusted nobody in my job ever was much I accepted this long and I faced it embraced it the lyric and she's crying yeah Jamie's Cryin you didn't notice that it was a difference revive it was a it was a good vibe for a lot of folks who was a different vibe I mean I don't have anything against Sammy Hagar I think it's wonderful I was love that song Can't Drive 55 it's got some great s*** but I never listen to the Van Halen with Van Hagar I just didn't listen to it to me just like I was at end of an era for me just to different folks yes I wanted to be the art project not just wear one you think of it as cross training at the grey trash now why'd you do that and then the way you your stagecraft how you even walk out onstage your choice of what to wear and your sense of humor especially that's a great way to look at what you were talking about with the West Side West Side Story analogy because it kind of went on but it kind of didn't it's like if you took West storing you change the story you can't change the story but you can change the voices we have anybody would be a different story like the Van Halen story became a different story right here I'll Venture this okay one of my favorite freeze-dried band in history is Toto is dried to the Monroe in the wrongest places that's fun some contacts it's the best thing you could ever have. A proton is a good song by Steve Miller yeah but me and he had some everything and knows those songs and if you Skype you even start to play doo doo doo doo doo doo doo that's a no weight division thing and yeah one of the all-time greats the Ali is probably Rod Stewart okay his songs you can have other people singing butts in something other now journey I would recognize the guitar player but that's just listen to that kind that part of the band okay I'll my favorite part of the orchestra is the gone compare you sing for Journey was not so much a personality is an eloquent sound yes alright so it's a universal sound and if you even get close to it if it is part of every prom every wedding every going in and coming out party okay if you going into the into the army that's the last song the band's going to play yes even Tony Soprano we're not sure what happened but it happened to Journey truth that's right yes even Tony Soprano we're not sure what happened but it happened to Journey yes true that's right


    David Lee Roth Kayaked in New York in the 90's | Joe Rogan
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    as opposed to thinking of his training even the even word training taste like homework so I've always tried to I was running for a long. Of time is about 7 years when I jog Duran and I decided on the road out run across every bridge in America that we and I came in right behind the wheel chairs in the back and they need to see the clock and everybody clapping and then there's some folks you know who just took down the clock but the line was still there on the cement in Central Park hopped over the line got the picture Airborne went home took a nap and that night I went out and got drunk on tequila how long does it take about five and a half hours that's not bad that's very good better than Bert Kreischer. Come on let's be complementary it's the worst definite the worst in the round 2 hours like to our money for a. Of time you know she just always been involved in physical activity that were fun in the early nineties kayaking was illegal in Manhattan because it was dirty water and people would get Pringles all over under the ferryboats so what we did is we cut a hole in the fence next to the 14th Street sanitation department over by the West Side Highway y'all know what I'm talking about if you're from there and we did it exactly like movies I'll wake your Great Escape where we fit into fence back with duct tape and we would drag our kayaks from Union Square West all the way down 14th Street okay and you pick up your Provisions for it alright you got to get your bagels she got to get you into okay to wait up is in the Meatpacking District right there's dead silent was a ghost town then it was not hip-hop it was not going wait around cuz if the cops come they would step out we would see them whatever and we would sneak our boats through the hole in the fence into the river right where Sully landed his plane right there right and Jimmy Duncan it accidentally got in that River particular but we started a number of the trips today it probably six different kayak clubs that you can have Manhattan kayak in the winter all right and you were drysuits something you know you're long-necked Long John's inside of a dryer sheet like I would be the DJ I have a tape player tape player distance from boat to boat and I will put mine on the tape player and I beat the teacher with the girlfriend Full Moon Midnight February snow drifting like this and since it was illegal to do it we had a buddy want a plumbing company in Brooklyn and he would bring his truck and park it right off of Coney Island near Stillwell Avenue where the ferris wheel is and he would bring his lights Allied Forces style like that and we'd be about a quarter mile do you want to hear this gas it's okay we have to make the left and we wait for this well I got to give us another blank when tall was clear and Chad or something like that and we would put the boat big two-person kayaks into the back of the plumbing truck and on the top of drive it back to the coffee shop on Union Square West very well-known and get drunk with three girls and tell him about adventure stories and all this is going on while you were you were here quotes David Lee Roth I mean this is the nineties your f****** huge you're still a rockstar and you're going through polluted water in a f****** kayak hiding from the cops put a tape player in a and it's some sort of a jury-rigged microphone system has the best places that I went rock climbing we're on walls of hotels in Europe with Tasha Foster rope out the third floor of a bed and breakfast in San Sebastian Spain discovered from flagstone with flagstone from the 1400 like that and then yo yo you know one guy would stay up watch TV and work the Beltway and then climb can you climb up the outside Jesus Christ hardcore jollies so you were doing this all around the same time Outdoors is in the blood you know it's part of growing up without any real things my dad was a student take this stick for you it'll be a bow and for me it'll be about time


    David Lee Roth Explains Jazz to Joe Rogan
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    art on the wall kind of have to have somebody teach you how to do it a little bit yeah you know you can somebody could sit with you and and get really bored with technical boxing it might be the best you've ever seen and it's not explained well she some jazz arguably all over the place and some is very contained like the disc jockeys voice yeah and he like host Jazz tours and stuff and he's a stand-up comic so he'll be like these things and he just loves it and he like lives for it well I see the look on your face just because nobody taught you how to taste beer Computer Works in three parts in like it says in the Pickwick papers you don't taste it with a ship difference between scotch whiskey and Tennessee bourbon well there's any in the word right jazz music booty swing jazz I'm going to really tighten up for you I will do it in the Beatles style to go for somebody new interested the McCartney and Lennon is always kind of Happy three notches where you get that little a little bit of pepper in the chocolate you my last three roulette and there we go so you kind of have to listen to Jazz like your taste one is the best for this phone is month I don't know how was dinner last night too sad There are some folks who Leonard Cohen


    David Lee Roth on Living in Japan | Joe Rogan
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    even in Japan end over there but I did and I started exactly like I did and Barham Boulevard Macon rock and roll with the my TV my Van Halen in the late 70s in Midtown Tokyo I did not know a single person I didn't know a syllable of Japanese I had no idea where I was no I can't drive on the left side of the street I suspect that a lifetime of Adventure you do all the traveling come on artist to artist you at home everywhere now aren't you a comfortable one in the room nobody interrupts then you watch the news everybody speaks with a perfect accent bigger words nobody interrupts and then you start going with me to the movies in the middle of the day on Tuesday and Tokyo it Ginza and you're the only pale face in the room it's all in Japanese and it's the movie everybody's interrupting everybody shooting screaming Sirens airplanes going by what do you know how to write it while you practice that certainly and cross training there are a lot of schools for example Hebrew school at Hebrew school before you go to for a misfit class it's an ancient way of wait a minute got to develop the side of your brain by correlating designs with language with meaning that mean not actually be in English nobody walking around speaking Hebrew after all the only for summer why would you develop that side of your brain to where you start to have a capacity to learn in an accelerated weights while your best musicians speak a couple languages real best politician make a couple of all your best artist Architects while your best design folks and stuff see the difference you don't I get every single day every by call That Rock University in Tokyo every morning 2 hours Japanese class speaking the language I can get things done for you but I'm not conversant right you follow the end result is that it's cross-training right long-term memory my short-term memory is a little too short the difference in your ability to remember what you read to start remembering everything you see so now that's dangerous because of the fact that you learning this new thing so you're activating this part of your brain Hold Ya just started off with little kids and art class for example where you take a pencil and you notice just a pencil what else could it be on this environment young little girls. It's about Dad me I'm a hero and you can start to think in those terms using actual language movement same thing at this point in your career with jiu-jitsu and grappling you have a vocabulary that starts to expand expand by having to learn and Challenge and challenge people Bonneville at Anthony Bourdain it was to be at home everywhere no matter what somebody might say or posture or present he was able to Let It Go by when later or no will do it out right here and you have the capacity to stay cool in the middle of all of it so maybe it's just a cool school and food and culture and he just wanted to know everything about how these people thought about the world and saw things differently and Ryder and the capacity to stay cool in the middle of all of it so maybe it's just a cool school when you think why he just had a fascinating mine for travel and food and culture and he just wanted to know everything about how these people thought about the world and saw things differently and if you feel bad now for people that don't travel I really do I just feel like you're missing so much of what a human being is


    David Lee Roth on Wabi-sabi | Joe Rogan
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    4321 and relied mr. Rock Says live is life will ever possibly get on the intergrid international good to see man you really do look great you look healthy look vibrant you look surprised surprised I haven't been to sleep since the late eighties I didn't miss anything but I'm a little groggy but I'm good to go right it'll kind of goes along with you you expect a disintegration by my kind of job and Lemmy from Motorhead Style Sunday in New York City for example the old that starts to fall apart right next to the new that's part of the beauty there your butt are you student trailers Benny urquidez oh yeah I went through martial arts the first time let me go back to my lived in student housing up until I was a teenager okay and it was a time when you bought one paintbrush at a time and most of my values come from that Public Library open in the swim in a public swimming pool I happened I wasn't planned in the fifties happened a lot a lot a lot of patients who we're kind of on the periphery of Pasadena California which is where we came around the hospital running story was that there were six Spanish-speaking people at UCLA and three of them were in Garden no really that we're back in the 60s that was kicked today easily I have two lowriders I've got really like a 51 Mercury that's chopped drop low and slow bug with a Chevy engine a 383 up in the front where are they driving anywhere for the next three days according to the weather map but here for examples t-shirt weather so you know the Great Outdoors memes we're playing with that a little bit first time somebody handed me those were with the Buddhist temple in Pasadena 19 you better remember 1965 and there was a demonstration of the Japanese culture thank you and my dad pushed me and I walked out in the middle of that floor and held it here hold that sort just like you said wow that's what is that 100 year olds or Wham-O what am I to you


    Alex Jones Asks Eddie Bravo About Flat Earth & the Moon Landings | Joe Rogna
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    them killing babies out of the war and I know you don't want me riding around about human you don't have to be you don't need means it doesn't matter what you wanted is right now? I'm kind of retarded no but I know he's proud that's never wrong became a universal truth even f****** start believing the Earth is round no flat Earth Society the Flat Earth Society is controlled opposition nobody gets in flatoril okay and it had to circumnavigate the planet and you will be there with GPU no no no no I'm not going to be there one of the astronauts it's going to go to the ISS just have a GoPro camera on his helmet and just go uncut no cuts no cut from the time you get in on that ship to the dock and I want you to talk to me like that and Friends that did happened would you want us to back home Alex Jones they're real people man they were there real people real people you don't think it's really constructed or you would like to see the footage first so we talked about the people that don't believe we went to the moon when they also say they're faking other spaceship to you have to kind of understand where they're coming from and they run through the Minions going to run through Hollywood center stage of the moon landing people had a right to do that but the difference is that they say I say that happened the truth is that we have a bunch of times chat with a Walt Disney correct Yahoo in the fifties just made up space they never know anyone ever went to space good conversation, I can't do this I don't know I don't know what they are about Jiu-Jitsu you never talk about how effective martial arts are just from what about you you don't exist and nobody exists so because you have to understand what about before when you adopt is what we talked about before when he was talking about the reason why he questions anything is cuz he's he's seen so many different things that turned out to be both fight Wars and shut like what that's awesome Tesla right healthy to be where you're at questioning everything versus buying everything all I'm telling you is is the stuff we have now a hundred years ago would be considered Magic way more sense to me and it's one of the things that Jamie there actually discuss when we talked about the Gemini 15 photo the famous photo of Michael Collins that turns out to be just a reverse of a photo of him on a training Mission or he's in the harnesses whole thing they used to be weird is that another group of ships, you know of me and told me about anything I just shouldn't do it another group of ships and this is not drama I was going to meet with him I met with him at the former NORAD command base this the Hilton outside Austin and he wouldn't tell me in like a week later his heart blow but he was ready to tell me should know it's real but there's more advanced and in here like letters of how she looking at me like a man guy like run the cameras Light number 3 and NASA like that for engineers freaking cute in Vietnam and black ops in Cambodia and he said he said well we lost a lot of people with those were clandestine operations I wasn't part of my soul compartmentalize they said you're right there were a bunch of missions beforehand cuz he was willing to kill 250 people to do that just to see if they can get someone we had mental ready to die over and over again for the one time at work and that's what pisses me off of Gus Grissom in those the original will be incredibly tragic if it is if they actually did go to the moon but they fake the footage because of the radiation so they release is b******* footage and nobody ever believes you know but you know how horrific that would be if you were a guy like Neil Armstrong and you do the footage is b******* but you actually had gone to the moon be like f*** and nothing was like people starting a little while he's was over there on wires and there's that other on trampolines like defeat 222c level on average is 10 feet of water about 6 in of stone there's dirt but why is the Sun so big on the Moon looks so much bigger on the horizon why is that why is it red the atmosphere whatever it is you get a bunch of chest x-rays right when you fly during the day because the sun solar radiation because you're above everybody knows you're in the mountains you're the worst summer less oxygen less dropping the movie efficiency of water and 6 inches of stone washed 35,000 ft of dust the filter on WOW is worth coming up that part of it it's bubbled into for glasses on the edge so you looking through all that atmosphere you look at through pollution you look through dirt everything that's amazing yeah we've got a weird situation huh a big ass 1/4 size Planet just floating just floating above us we stare at it what was the full moon tonight that is f****** weird there's a planet that's right there it's floating above us we stare at it but it's a full moon tonight that is f****** weird there's a planet that's right there last night missed your call


    Joe Rogan & Alex Jones Discuss Interdimensional Beings
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    no bangs well because it's all taboo and then people let me tell you I have 100% doing DMT 100% communicated with something the question is whether that something was actually in my imagination or in my mind or that something was something that takes place in another dimension I don't know I can't be sure there's no way to put on a scales no other through its run through a test but what I do know is that it's the same experience okay Eric Mueller who know love Mancow Muller because he's the one guy willing to let me tell a story I've literally talked to I see a lot of people probably more than that cuz I've known for a long time he is a Christian but he heard about all this so he went down to a couple places in Central South America did it twice in the group and he's like well Alex I just don't believe in demons but I did see call Shane until I will see the same thing but I think it was a chemical reaction you don't have it if you everybody gets drunk we all think about what happened was in high school or college or what's going on with that we all have different experiences when you're taking hallucinogen and suddenly you're all see the same thing it just means it clicked off the part of your brain is a filters you crazy see if no idea there certain insects to just don't see anything there's a centipede or whatever and I didn't how do we know what they see what you don't know your right hand we we buy dissecting dead ones we have an understanding what sensors they possess and we can we think of a b or a fly sees like in a bunch of little like that look up The Vibes the difference is 35 years ago they had remote control rats with microchips they can send 500 yards of the alarm. Building close it with a camera on their top pay at 3 to write the difference is that why can't you parents that interdimensional being and learn something from it and be a better person because whatever reason it first it's all beautiful and sooner and Aztec base catnapping all the local tribes in killing whoever's the tallest of the smartest every time it gets control it starts murder and everybody and it always starts beautiful it always starts crate so you talking about ancient civilizations were the original eyes psychedelic drugs and they wind up killing everybody whenever Josh and the Shay we have to throw babies in the fires with a cut their hearts out we have to buy congenital true or false supposedly the mushrooms were used by the Aztecs so that they wouldn't resist the demo high on mushrooms from Chicago and they don't resist existence of true or false though they didn't use mushrooms makes the temple at other I forget how you said to con Tela con but in this one Temple I think they killed some insane amount of people after it was constructed ass after the tens of thousands they sacrificed tens of thousands of people that the ones that were actually working to build the temple once they can tell everybody and they didn't take it internally the mouth they would take enemas of dozens of Illusions and alcohol and so the priest would take a couple of drugs and then the priest wanted to communicate with the aliens and the aliens wanted blood and they also 400 persons were sacrificed in the ceremony in 1487 the Aztecs completed the temple and how do you say the temple name pull up to the top of it how do you say it's all over how do you say the temple name bananas, you go down there and you're walking around in the woods and the Mayan God goes the bones and they pick up and you're like it's not graveled if petrified bones are everywhere and so you would eat the meat and the most valuable meat was Warriors what would you want the ball throwing game but it went on for days they would kill you they killed you the ones who won were murdered this is the thing they used to think that they sacrifice to losing team now they realize the sacrifice the winning team had a bit about for a while Well site has been a long as f****** game ever he's going to you're going to interface it upload its brain and you look at their paintings it's all like spaceships and dials and they are perfect in the Spanish Museum Fortuna tears drawings of a two-year-old Spanish true or false smoke penis blood they did the one that what they did was soft but only the most skilled would sit there and brought them through and they would smoke the blood to their ancestor the lower the lower priests within guide sacred leaves and they would smoke the general blood of the high priest and then maybe talk to them


    Alex Jones Explains Conciousness | Joe Rogan
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    free powerful why do people misinterpret results with ancient texts over there like what you read Ezekiel like three burning Wheels land there's a blue firm gives me some of the plan that that that has been infested and God Must Destroy everyone in this an alien story about the wheel within a wheel holding off the ground in Hebrew and then the face of Shifting different creatures is it really only makes sense that unless they have a constant basis or if they'd if they came by themselves they came by themselves a long f****** time ago like if they were able to make Interstellar travel like 3000 years ago which is not that big of a leap if you think about us three thousand years from now we probably can do something like that right so if they were doing that 3000 years ago and they found human beings and these are the stories that we have these stories like Ezekiel and like there's a bunch of different ancient stories about contact with the skies you know the ancient Hindu text you can't buy herself yeah people say oh that's not real but its manifest and then go to Thousand Years in the future they have advanced technology don't send people anymore now he's an alien if you go back to the old days it was actually some sort of humanoid or a large thing like all the zecharia sitchin s*** the Comfort Inn in Marion tax there was a visitor to this planet 510 15,000 years ago if there was maybe more maybe there was a visitor hundreds of thousands of years ago that actually did genetic experiments on Lower hominids if that was really the case it makes sense that their technology would have increased far more rapidly Carlos is we are If there really are hearing it more and more they only put soulless people in charge who are compartmentalised nobody else knows who will carry this out we're able because we're Advanced look at this that there is no reality and God creates a whole new virtual reality gets life does all of it and then his genetic experiment by Rogue elements gets involved it's all right there don't you actually look at it and you expand on it and you're like oh my God this took me on a science fiction book and so they obviously think that's why they keep telling us all look piltdown man was fixed up nojo they do accelerated now something new they do the accelerated immunogenic program on this planet and Humanity what what is the Bible start with it says we are made in the image of God was it mean we don't have God's knowledge without God's advancement we are the image will what is it images ask and it's numbers it's a genetics it's the potential so we are the aliens Joe and everybody already knows this we are the aliens do you think that we are a product of alien intervention they took these lower Eminence May accelerate their evolution by applying their genetics do you know they say we're 97% chimpanzee but then actually getting the deeper genetics were closer to Pacer rats so I think that this was an environment built for us where the master genetic program and they're all subsets of us just for a backstory and that's what the glove was created the elves are biological Androids the grace and then there's other systems going on and no one knows his own Warfare psychological stuff no one knows the truth cuz it's it's working reality once you get to that level so no one knows we just nowhere advance but we are I'm obsessed with rifle powerful the globalist are obsessed the elites are obsessed because she reportedly obviously we've got some big giant Mission and maybe that's a program I don't know that pretty super-advanced but you can't put something out like a Spartans were their kids were seven that throw up two years of the woods you can't just put something I like like like like liberals you can get her very everything they're little assholes so this is like boot camp and training and they have to test us and do all this and basically this planet is what the people say it's a big testing ground for other things that are going to come and we are at we are God and I don't mean I'm God I'm already gone I'm a chief cuz you can see the potential yourself and Emma and Emma and the lower-level elves will tell you that cuz they already know you're badass but if they can trick a tadpole's going to go into Godzilla to do kill itself they're winning so use up so that you can attach the elves are tests on us to attack us and an empty the survival of fittest but there nothing there like consciousness of the universe is inter-dimensional space craft beyond that it was like a comment for my research and it it it it has it hasn't had as Corona Consciousness Consciousness he carries evil in the tail-end Consciousness as a location know there's this giant Consciousness has gone swimming in a giant system of survival of fittest that God has created godself okay looks like a comet so you got Gods concerts in all the good things that knowledge going forward but God knows everybody has to be tested so the tail goes out and at the end of the tail is basically evil that's what Christ says Get Behind Me Satan and it's always trying to test God and infiltrate up into it to sabotage damn they do pull the plug in this podcast is a good way to end this m*********** something at the f****** governments come in but you know they love you cuz you're so much dude trust me this is one of the biggest YouTube videos of all time but maybe they are describe what you saw do you have these experiences where the thoughts become patterns they become like geometric patterns that are moving through space and they change and shift but they're letting you know that they know all your b******* they see right through you and they walked through watch want you to relax yes there's a lot of that there's a lot of thought of creation I never referred to him as a not of this world not of our average think I would listen I would think it was aliens if it woke me up in the middle of the night and took me aboard our ship and that's why I experienced I would be 100% convinced that I went to an alien spaceship and I talked to these things the difference is how it was like to smoke it and then lay back and then experience that is like I expected that progression of of events but if I woke up in the middle of the night I was going to take a leak and light Shone down to the bathroom and they suck me through the window took me aboard a spaceship and I saw the exact same thing that I saw Wells High on DMT I'll be one hundred percent convinced that I was in contact with aliens the different the only difference is how I got there like I got there through a drug I got there through smoking something that's produced by the human brain that I knew was pretty safe no one's ever died of it I'm like let's see what happens in a while back group yes yeah I was just a psychic connection but it's beyond that you could argue on one person's a psychic leader they projected everybody else's mind but who's projecting that so that's the only way it's out this is why the Pentagon and play might not be someone projecting anything in your mind it might be your newfound ability to perceive things that you could the way I look at it like was just a psychic connection but it's beyond that you could argue on one person's a psychic leader they projected everybody else's mind but who's projecting that into them so that's the only way it's out this is why the Pentagon and play might not be someone projecting anything in your mind it might be your newfound ability to perceive things that you could the way I look at it like


    Alex Jones Responds to People Who Think He's a Shill | Joe Rogan
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    news of covering up I don't like that maybe what he doesn't he's been accused of covering things up of being a bullshiter always I said you know what if I didn't know him I would probably probably think that she knows this is nowhere I know you you are honestly making it a mission in your life to search for the truth to hear all about Liberty you're for real you want the best for people you're looking out for the people's best lunch it's hard for me to to think you're like some kind of show my kind no other plan people make up rumors about all kinds of people they did come up with ideas that they want to push they decide to accuse someone of doing something really stupid like being a part of something that they're not conspiracies against you that you know are true does not make you distrust conspiracies I told you that's the that's the evolution of you between you now and you understand country middle class area but it was still alive and you know I got to fight rednecks I got to fight with with racist Mexicans that are racist white people attacking Mexicans but I mean I had a big black eyes Attack 3 grades in school and good black people are fat black people versus white people that bad why people has good Mexicans as bad as good as this good North Koreans with bad stuff everybody knows good food I don't care if it's Ethiopian or Mexican or German in the food is good and people are nice I love it like a women like I'm a black women with white Swedish beaches but the point is what I'm getting there though and I don't like Swedish I go to restaurants that could be owned by Koreans or black people or white people whenever you're the food's good music I Love Jimi Hendrix YouTube like the food sucks Koreans are black people or white people whenever you're the foods good music I Love Jimi Hendrix the food sucks


    Alex Jones - God Doesn't Know Where He Came From | Joe Rogan
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    let me tell you what my deep research and Baisley vision is okay to talk about 12 Dimensions 11 known 12 E90 presents Owego State actually exist to say that is arrogance I won't say that but I have had dreams my whole life that come true and the weirdest thing like a lady drops a thing of pickles at the store 5 years I have the dream that one day I'm there and it's the one in the pickles break or or I want to know is this behind a building and all the sudden there's some dude in a purple and green striped shirt attacks me and 6 months later it happens and I mean it happens exactly so what do you think is going on if you don't mean all thoughts of yourself aside just just look at it objectively what do you think that is you could say that it's human programming and basic programming in the brain you think you're tapping into a timeline that maybe you can access what time rent one of the reasons why you can rant and Rave and and when you spew out information the way you do which isn't very impressive the way you can talk about the in 3 hours they get excited about time you do the majority of your programs entirely by yourself no telephone communicate that's like in the beginning of the thing we were talking about Sandy Hook I kept trying to slow you down I was like I'm not following you down this River you just hit this one rock want to talk about this rock I want to talk about the next Rock but you just keep going the way you think about things is your your chaining one thing to the next thing to the next thing to the next thing and for people who are not thinking the way you're thinking it could be exhausting but you trying to follow what you're saying about all but I'm wondering because of you telling me that you had these dreams exactly the way you drop them I know you're not full of s*** you're not a liar I've known you for a long time if that really did happen to you if this is your real life experience I want to know what the f*** that is you are you are you on the periphery did you have your finger on a membrane that maybe other people can't totally touch or occasionally just occasionally get a little peek through and get to see the other side you would have told me once or twice in your life who's to say that what your experience by being able to see these things that manifest themselves realistically in the future that this isn't what human beings will have 5 years from now or hundred years from now you can talk for a lot longer than both of us did people can do that you can't let me try to describe it and I know uses against who knows I don't touch it cuz it's that whole religion that can not talk about it by the time I was like three years old I would have this dream that God has cuz God knows everything is a super-intelligent omnipresent unlimited mentioned but God doesn't know where God came from God is like a virtual reality simulation as well and God every operation turning evil loose could lose everything show I would have these drinks but earliest memories like 2-3 years old or I would fly out to the edge of infinity and it was a it was a continual message find out where we came from find out what it is and it would just be this big giant spinning black Vortex like a black hole and then I would have to go into that trying to figure out what was going on and ever and I was just thanks and soldiers incredible frustration show then growing up and dealing with things in question politics and questioning all these other areas then having dreams that come true exactly and like knowing what's going to happen before it happens and then questioning it and then it never been wrong weird. Brightly crazy stuff man like like just so much stuff works becomes like you came with yellow you like dial it out and then you just reach that point where you don't even know what's real anymore because it's so crazy but then you she liked the mathematics of the whole system and you know it works it's not like you're so schizophrenic you talk about it you deal with it and actually works like now and you fight the system you automatically know what to do when you talk about something the president word for Worton repeats me Trump is what Freedom out word for word whole speech idiot savant have to do with the speech explain that Trump speech every other system that we say like think of this there's no one has no one heard there's no one Bird that's running all the birds is no one person is running all the people cuz it's all chaos even if we elect someone that they have the f****** people hate them everybody's in chaos with condo try constant power struggle are you so long you think they realised do you think that the idea of God God is literally afraid when organisms God is Not Just free will God is consciousness it's all the organisms it's every f****** technological innovation to tell the thing God might just be just like every other organism on the planet it's just something that's moving in a certain direction trying to protect itself and trying to procreate and trying to advance and trying to innovate and try to be better than it was yesterday that's on everything is doing every f****** animal to start out as a single-celled organism is Vibe create themselves necessarily that it didn't create itself with something created it slowly but surely there is a pro-human future and a pro Free Will future and the globalist


    Alex Jones - I'm Not Jack Dorsey's Enemy | Joe Rogan
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    Stockton of aliens that f****** really boost your search engine results I need to know I will be will be dyed eliminated from all search engine results anybody should be able to tell you that you can't talk anymore ever you said one thing that people don't like or if you do talk it has to be only on your side and you have to be trapped out of all of the different platforms for social media that's a slippery slippery slope you know and the news peanut hurtful angry person if there's things that you say that they can say hey this violates some sort of a pattern of behavior you're attacking someone you're giving out someone's address that kind of s*** they should be able to take it down we'll know your client anything illegal on him and we did a search we found no drugs we found no illegal weapons so but we suspected that he was up for something that you don't like the way you was talkin we are saying stupid s*** that's overwhelmingly and I agree with them a lot of things undone social programs in a lot of it on welfare and Universal basic income rights and women's right I agree with him on a lot of stuff but it's an ideology look any idea how you're wrong but doesn't have free speech in it as well and I'm not trying to be right wing is tricking the left wing in the shut down free speech I'll have confirmed oh Jesus Christ have confirmed goddamn the Republican party is Blue Blood it thinks it runs Democrats and it learned what was happening going to be at Cap City comedy club in Austin I'm not trying to like bulshit everybody else I'm telling you man I promise that she'll realize every time I forgot you being a comic yeah Democrats cuz I know your secret you aren't pathetic real guy that's why I love you and you were kind of like couldn't handle anymore which I'll actually want to be like that so then you kind of bailed out so I was aggressive because you look at it I have looked at all this stuff and I have seen with her own perspectives and their own plans are and they go to Congress and they lie about all of it they're not liberal than conservative earlier to unify the open Society to totally take over and so that's what I'm trying to get through to you is that is that they're coming after everybody like you said earlier when I first met you today that you walk in the office I was here for you to go I want to talk about the thing you said about censorship and out once they get a system that were broken but you said was that it was a slippery slope that if you given one percenter lights 1% I still have this other other 99% and then start moving the boundaries they start moving in closer and closer people exist in these these control patterns it's really, you stop talking so people enjoyed watching this wizard work is weird that people enjoy watching you talk and other people don't why can't the people don't just not watch you talk what is going in there he's promoting he is promoted truth but I think what they've done is they found these little pockets of things complainer head will that too but things you said that maybe you should and I get as a shareholder in a company owner not defending Jaguar cir BuzzFeed found out who she was and doctor and said she's a cult member fire even mean like why would anybody harass a pastry chef that's a very good question people feel like they're a war you know that's part of the problem with all this s*** that's why I was saying be reasonable people feel like they're at War the right versus left instead of just being a bunch of people talking about ideas trying to figure it out at least even mean like why would anybody harassed a pastry chef that's a very good question people feel like they're a war you know that's part of the problem with all this s*** that's why I was saying be reasonable people feel like they're at War the right versus left instead of just being a bunch of people talking about I'm trying to figure it out at least


    Alex Jones - The Nazi's Made Contact with Aliens | Joe Rogan
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    because because he said no to the NASA plan when he found out what it was but it's a breakaway civilization we don't try to run the whole planet you siphon off resources and build a whole new Advanced system and then you play body off against each other and collapse it gets bigger than its the real government the spaceships in the stuff that's all PR NASA is the real government governments to Shadow government and so you had one that was British run and a German came to our own you isolated said hey you always need a couple plans they said we've got all this on the drawing board to eat you a plan to poison the food water to get rid of dumb people a plan for off while bases we've got by the way we're taking hardcore drugs or in contact with aliens how is there giving it was the German how they do it never really a cult brush really another around him at all times listen to start running now so so NASA became like almost like an offshoot of the German government this offshoot government yeah the Germans had Powerball the wealth away they had everything so they made in 2019 that's still going on people's he was half American and this is officially in books we merged the British Empire in like 1930 covertly okay that's what CFR is is British intelligence the where are you getting this from you stating it so confidently it's in the literature man Hitler like would go in literature Main Line historical books about Main Street technology so that you surprised the Nazis were influenced by demons demons real definitely could be on the side of the Nazis I'm giving you want to know where I can read it where can I read that those statements that they were contact with the aliens what's a rhythm like doing speckled horses to blow it up and I'm telling you the Germans had all sorts of that s*** they just couldn't ever keep the plants from getting blown up and they were a few years behind yeah Hitler was bombing there for their medical facilities motor abilities and so they went and bombed German towns and German cities like I was a famous German City Dresden what was the city for kids to trick Hitler Hitler was set up it was bad because what happened Albert Speer was she is Chief armaments an architect measure at British double agent Rudolf Hess was the deputy fuhrer they got Hitler totally love you never hear about him since 1941 cuz they had a peace treaty with Edward the 8th who was the King of England who was a Nazi and who is German first family and they had a deal to Stage the attack the French stood down didn't fight they put they put Nazi occupiers in that the Dunkirk operation was allowed to evacuate Edward the 8th was supposed to then sue for peace through Neville Chamberlain but it's come out that he was all set up by Churchill and others ran Hitler that was the whole master plan are you guys should go to the history and see all that that's so incredible Joe when you when you have when you have all this info and so Rudolf Hess and 1941-42 he flies a one-man bomber he was like the number three days Tiki parachutes in with the peace treaty signed by the king of England they locked him up in the tower for the rest of his life in London and Edward the 8th had to Advocate type in Edward the 8th Hitler and you'll see him in videos films and photos he was in Spain World War II contact with the aliens came from where when did that start when was when did that happen get that motherfuking vodka loose is it true that there demonetizing any videos that have truth or Liberty in them strongest Montage 8 did not offencive people get drawn into a government shutdown cuz they're talkin about that the government is lying and covering up you for who you are I'm trying to tell you something okay I'm not making this stuff up I believe you believe it if I told you earlier about my dad who sang the 1947 you know he's right they Flood YouTube and mainstream media like that we thought it was safe and out of the private seller deserves if you want to wear The Lonesome Big Show as long as they make the aliens in with it blood YouTube and mainstream media of the private seller deserve that you want to wear one on some big show as long as they make the aliens and with it and run it with the alien guy


    Alex Jones - NASA Used Nazi Scientists | Joe Rogan
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    paperclip he said our government brought those he would always say whatever it was several waves there was there was a lot of Nazi scientists Operation Paperclip was anywhere from 1200 to 1500 sign they brought those people over here and that's where the the Space Program came from just came from. what was before the seals when Jesse Ventura was in anglicize the US with British intelligence not a British intelligence take over a marriage Nazis Wonder bumper on one man who directed all six Moon missions was a Nazi and he was brought in over his memory two guys did and why you want to defend one of them but they hadn't developed that's what do you see Red Skull Marvel comic they got a big bomb in Love New York wasn't a bomber it was a space point and it was about half the size it looks just like this and the Germans actually similar size was the Russian British intelligence that won World War technology they then take over British intelligence basically merges with the US and then the Germans and other say we've got to go way ahead and Technology was all theoretical and lab so they couldn't match the point I didn't have enough machine shops and systems to build it and US Special Forces went on a suicide mission that's crazy British intelligence and then the elites are all in charge the Public's watching TV and we'll give him widgets and Foundation series type things to the barbasol the document and let them hire an Empire will build a whole new Empire and so Eisenhower gives a speech worried about is it just an alternative, she says the technological Elite watch the full twenty one minute speeches Farewell Address to watch out about the scientist watch out about the scientist because because he said no to the NASA plan when he found out what it was what is it it's a breakaway civilization where you don't try to run the whole planet you siphon off resources and build a whole new Advanced system and then you play body off against each other and collapse it


    Alex Jones GOES OFF on Eddie Bravo | Joe Rogan
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    I want you guys to yell at each other for 3 minutes while I go pee yourself just hope we'll do the first course of course of course Alex you you are someone that I could talk to about the flat-earth conspiracy and you believe in so many crazy things about the government you don't you don't you don't believe in Flat Earth but you can kind of understand where I'm coming from right outlier GPS real I do airline pilots that fly from California to places like Australia and they got another Wing over to Hong Kong and then they go to monhegan fly anywhere in the world I like the pizza is you can just go anywhere like if you're on a flat or traveling through so much I hate when you catch nothing to do with a ball hotels in and do some large ship and make a documentary I can go I will pay for you three months I'm not BS okay you raise the money for a trip. someone else Alex abortions you think that's it's real good except it's really Monday who is he who would campaign for nothing we played okay you heard we go to the laboratory and we meet with the Ambassador we have to take higher and higher doses to meet with them they're giving us technology in the technology work listen to what I say to you when I get back with you do you think there's actually people out there that are campaigning for late-term abortions of course there are but I'm making it seem like I don't believe they are I'm being honest lyrics I'm not like certifiably crazy but I deal with this all day long I get well jokes cuz of show where people go crazy going on why did I never saw that clip of that guy saying that they would resuscitate the babies and then they would make a decision about that New York bill that they're trying to pass we're going to keep her f****** Barn because it's incredible b****** that's one of them did you got so pissed off I'm so glad I f***** with you we got them after you do realize how many JRE Clips they're going to make it as yet do they going to make a YouTube music


    Eddie Bravo Arrives | JRE Alex Jones Returns!
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    Jesus Christ we're having a great time talking about interdimensional beings no I definitely don't think you're afraid of this which is why I don't want to do it I know you did you told me you could grab each other and you fall down hit your head back when I was blue belt 1995 I worked in strip club in in there was this girl I was dating she never had any other Bartender the smallest girl and I showed her how to do a rear naked her shoes name is Kimmy and the strip club manager was your size big like used to be bought but yeah but used to be Punk choke me out with one of them Jiu-Jitsu moves out give her the keys to my car fan so she had to literally get on a bar stool and she was standing on the bar so I had to go around mini pops back up what the f*** happened each other out you put your hands up on their neck kids don't do this I'm going to be like tonight shut up. Bill Hicks live known Alex sins those pictures of you like I can


    Alex Jones Explains His Problem with George Soros | Joe Rogan
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    I want to find one point that you had about that was really good you were saying that if you sent yourself you just like I just sent to myself a little bit just a little bit we were first of all we gave each other big hug we talked it out we're both happy that we're not angry at each other and then we start talking you made a really good point you said the thing is if you sent herself just 1% censor myself 1% how did they want them to make them happy and then they just going to keep moving it just got to keep moving it forward and you have court move the goalposts and providing with more money and giving you more things but keep moving in a certain direction and if you keep giving in to it they're going to have a hold of you and they can control you and that's on network television got started if you really think about what network network television is the reason why they don't swear and they don't have explicit content isn't because people wouldn't want to see it the reason is because the advertisers won't let them there's a hole aspect to it it's not it's not just hey you're the CSI guys or hey you're going to organize with sleeping Giants and a couple million people that call and threaten that attack anybody and then noticed show once you're done with me now it's Joe you better not have this person on or you better have that person on and show what is your soul what is your destiny worth and I always thought I was smart exactly what I was and that's what I'm getting at is the biggest Liars without people to know the truth I don't come up with some cold-blooded calculation about what I think should I Advance my personal life I really care about people and the process I've seen things wrong I've grown I've heard people I apologize that's true that's true what you're saying about you and this is one of these animals try to explain to people and people get mad at me for knowing you like I have a great time with that guy every time I see him I had a great time in Austin we had a great time with the UFC we've hung out at numerous comedy shows that have done in Austin I've done you were so if you've had a lot of fun together and so when when people get mad at you about Sandy Hook or about anything or just go even when you are mad at me I wasn't mad at you I was like I just got to talk to him it's one of the two of us to talk to each other guns on you just so you know it's like to be judged I thought that you probably never have no show was not attempt to get back on your I do listen to I knew that if I'd gotten to the point where you would that upset that I must have made mistakes to I'm not I'm not that person that sees things and always points in the other direction I pointed my some up f****** ruthless self critic ruthless I'm terrible like so I beat myself up about every thousand loved one word on stage and I'll see let me race that she'll be tossing and turning 8 years ago add and by the way I want you to pump Bitcoin which I believe in cryptocurrencies I believe it's the future we had a private seller Reserve it's on Fiat I'm not judging anybody I'm just okay be careful and I was so dumb back then don't even say so dumb I was not in the corrupt mindset the way the world worked like I knew how politics work and I knew how science word and I knew how crypto type your government and CIA stuff work but I was like never trying to get a deal for myself I had my own thing so that I look back Prospect where where that was going on so when I saw you was my Breaking Point go hey Alex Jones is full of crap George Soros was a victim of the Nazis in the Holocaust that's not what I said I didn't see her. I said that he wasn't a Nazi I go the story that I watch the interview and I don't know what he did I don't know the guy I don't know him I don't know I've know very little about him but what I remember from the story was that he was saying that when the Nazis occupied he was with his I believe it was his uncle is Godfather and took him around as a Christian and pretended he was a Christian where they were stealing from these Jews when they would take their and he just thought it was normal because he was 13 years old but he was talking about it he was shielded by this person so I would be willing to take his butt butt butt butt associated with and they said listen George Soros told me to tell you that he'd have been killed if you didn't to do that and that and that and that he did what he had to do run and I said you tell George if somebody put a gun to my head and said we're going to kill you if you don't help round up Joe Rogan's kids and play with a concentration camp I'd say oh yeah they were 26 it was you not to show take your property and then you don't go away I don't know I mean I don't know what happened in Romanian hungry but Joey what he was saying it was more because I don't know much about it inform me I'm telling you I don't know anything about it was incorrect if somebody tried to kill people that were trying to kill people he said on 60 minutes and then I learned your being sued cuz you did this is why he's finishing well I'm not going to stop saying it because of that I get he was in a bad situation the problem was to be play the clipping said it was the best time of my life it was happy making it was it was invigorating to be there with all this evil going on but I was with my father and I had faith in him and so we were able to do this and I went to the log and the records of him going over in French man and getting their money and he got the money is another I'm not running White Flags George Soros George Soros over through all these different government trying to crash the pound George Soros is that is the archetype of James Bond films and the fact that his money so unnerving a kid when I was like eight years old my mama he's like crashing economies and when I was a kid watching PBS maybe they rely means great George Soros was the international currency Speculator who overthrew government to governments like what are you do I'd literally know nothing Walmart she got hired brought the US he work for the CIA OSS before that in his view from his perspective George side I've had the former head of a Chevy got Jamie tried to crash the pound-for-pound anyway I told you they got him in Pig things you're saying I have to know but how do you know if you never research he ran the cuz I'm at the auction open years ago he ran the Marshall we got here George Soros break the bank of England make a lil bigger please in Britain black Wednesday September 16th speculators broke the pound it didn't actually break it but they force the British government to pull it from the European exchange rate mechanism joining the erm just want to Europe screwing up please all this to depart from the European currencies the British pound blah blah blah compounding the underlying problems inherent in the pounds inclusion in the ERM not seeing this where's the park with George Soros tells us to the pound but speculate is George Soros among them began heavily shorting the currency British government gave withdrew its ER at the ERM as became clear that it was losing billions trying to Bowie its currency artificially although was a bitter bitter pill to swallow the pound came back stronger because the excess interest in high inflation and cemented his reputation as the premier currency Speculator in the world now if your currency speculators know what you do though I don't know what a currency Speculator. Should I don't want to get into George Soros works for the people around our government and he's a guy willing to do at all and he's been very successful okay my point is two plus two equals four in my in my equation you don't fight the Nazis because you're 13 14 You Think You Can't you join them and he says he's talked to me about the investment ice done with someone else would have done it that's a quote it was happy making it if you help Round Up Jews and take the property don't say what happened but you don't talk about it so my point is him saying will you you think the way he describes it even is a problem it's problematic it disturbs you the ways describing there was happy making that it was not a big deal if I didn't do what other people have done it that's a problem what I'm telling you is I me to get off at the store hours is that if you divide 5 minutes over there on James computer do you think the way he describes it even has a problem it's problematic it disturbs you the ways describing there was happy making that it was not a big deal if I didn't do what other people to done it that's a problem what I'm telling you is I need to get off of the storehouse is that if you like 5 minutes over there on James computer either good job


    Alex Jones Freaks Joe Out
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    you are based on your psychic ability and on your IQ and then on your commitment to the program and so the program starts with will you go and check black people shuffling for a greater cause or will you do research programs on babies where we tell poor women that were born nurses have noticed now that babies disappear at Birth it's almost your baby. That's why I said it was a doctor of babies and love getting caught now very concerned with late-term abortions where is very concerned how much money do you think they get and get bitters with me doesn't notice the babies alive yeah you know how they engineered Tomatoes the last on the Shelf yes you can pull all this up California's passed it to keep babies alive and allow knows the governor goes we don't want about the future and maybe she keep Baby Alive a week maybe she's trying to get rid of baby is this a viable baby there's nothing wrong with this baby to not pass a bill for post-birth abortion should not kill livable post-birth viable babies already born can be killed if the biologic for I bet you can't Millions pull that up Jamie post about this but it says that he did it's been taken out of context. he said a month ago his first Froakie said that she the left is so compartment singer the last mainstream media whenever we're so censored now they're making their move right now who today million dollars to your charity of choice not to listen to me if you can prove that I'm making up at the governor said we keep babies alive after they're born we keep them comfortable and then turns out he's an organ harvesting thing and that's what they're doing so they keep babies alive Bernie for the black face they're using the blackmailing and they aren't as soon as he's really as soon as Trump and we all covered as soon as he tweeted he said yes we're getting rid of babies after they're already born you don't want none of that no. Figured out with George Soros putting it right now I think it does I'll take it doesn't start in people with you I mean I think I've dance around the capital spawn time today in the song that you wrote you at the f****** song about it one million-dollar I believe you listening to you the phone no they want the organs and so who gets two years ago and then they have a Chinese government in the US and they got the sucker Kathy Tran made her case for lifting restrictions on third trimester abortions as well as other restrictions now in place and she was pressed by Republican delegate about whether her bill would permit an abortion even as woman is especially dilating ready to give birth and she answered that it would permit an abortion at that stage of Labor do you support her measure and explain her answer Julianne. I certainly can't speak for delegate Tran but I will tell you one first thing I would say this is why decisions such as this should be made by providers of Physicians and the mothers and fathers that that are involved that are involved, there are we talked about third trimester abortion in these are done with the consent to Ababa see that the mother with the consent of the positions more than one position by the way and it's done in cases where there may be severe deformities there may be a fetus that's 9 Bible so in this particular example if a mother is in labor the infant would be kept comfortable infant would be resuscitated if if that's what they bothering their family desired and then the discussion wouldn't so between the Physicians and the mother so I think this was really blown out of proportion but again we want the government not to be involved in these types of decisions we want the decision to be made by the mothers and their providers and and this is why Julie that legislators most of them were Men by the way I'll be telling a woman what she should and shouldn't be doing with her body and do you think multiple physician should have to weigh in as is currently require she's trying to live that requirement pieces of butthole weird is that she was told they were talking about resuscitating the baby and then we keep the baby alive than the decision will be made isn't that that's like euthanasia like you can't even turns out when I saw that clip a month ago cuz they had a debate about the bill front and they said yeah I will kill babies after they're born and they're debating its jurisprudence there's a law that you can't do that so this is not involved the medical system usurping if they can kill a baby after it's born cuz sometimes a deformed you know she is sometimes in the phone here's the key notice he said we were suscitate they don't consider you alive till the bioethics board says that you're a viable human and under the bioethics in Europe and of the UN now which is all knots above the EU was set up by the Nazis Volkswagen Volkswagen Hitler was a really bad dude but he literally killed babies that was 1934 and the final solution happened like 6 7 years later and so he sang cuz I got a big problem I got Undercover videos are keeping babies alive what blows up I'm up he doesn't so they've got to start getting it going now with Governor positions and people to go to the nurses are freaking out and drive away what's going on $1,000 who's playing in the chain of delivery just on time delivery organs worth a lot of money and show but but if you kill him on the spot for like why are we wasting this seven pounds of meat so she if they can keep them alive now they built these new Wings they built how to take the lives but it didn't resuscitate its flesh it's at least it's passed into a special Ward with doctors and make a few million a year and a little lash ball is kept alive and comfortable until all the orders come into planes land and they take the organs and they take the blood and they take the skin Joel you see how it work do you know why I don't know but see is a southern love invoice my dad do organ Harvesters in Dallas and he said don't sign your organ donor card they've got corrupt hospitals where if you get her totally viable they take your organs of cheese and Men Dallas Texas and Chicago caught killing people that were viable to take her organs I will let you know the problem is some of it makes sense because people figure out a way to rationalize a lot of things if you see a guy's manga with a car accidents but he still alive and you know you can sell the organs Parenthood workers laughing saying I made a million bucks yesterday eat last year it's incredible please just keep him alive longer will get 10 times the money when we get to 50 grand for baby cuz we got to kill them before they leave the building the mother. No there they talked her into it oh man Grandpa baby cuz we got kill him before they leave the building the mother. No there. They talked her into it oh man you're 3 months pregnant will the baby might have a problem might have a heart murmur ultrasound oh yeah and then they get the only few hours


    Who Is Really Running Things? | Joe Rogan & Alex Jones
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    very vividly the same things and the government's obviously obsessed with this and isn't worried about but here's the problem there's a problem that that term the government they talk about the post office type in even tortured yes exactly yes but but that kind of stuff when you say the government is doing it like who is doing this who's working on these experience we don't have to say names did they don't want you to know they put him in jail for that he's in jail right now he won't give up the money cuz you got a pile of cash somewhere and he said he would do that there was there I think they said they would give him a ride to say Healthcare cure Oxycontin company without humans came out that we're going to totally a dick people and then we're going to sell him drugs to get off of it yes that's your freaking doing some stuff with him when he was first starting the pool to our came to a couple of his events let he that they this thing he's like you always have a good way of asking questions instead of saying who runs it all right you wait till I do the crochet there and you correct me and I'm also looking at it from the with that but I'm on record 20 years ago before anybody else was talking about The Clockwork elves and now the glove was think they're in touch with his empty some things only because I don't want to get I'm not the CIA the CIA is bigger than Coca-Cola to Walmart I never been in intelligence agency I've ever been a part of any other stuff but research projects that I don't know and why would a kid my dad told me about some of it not knowing I did talk show host later the light was a deputy director of the CIA yeah we're going to we're building cyborgs and we've got Special Forces of the volunteer to infiltrate the Russians and get to codes and systems in I believe it's implanting but messages in their teeth and I didn't and I also think it's a brain surgery about the cyborg okay okay show show that's the kind of stuff that I grew up seeing and you know let's go get your uncle he come up and see 130 you know Army thing army uniform from Guatemala to know okay the point is if that's what I grew up the type of stuff I shot and my dad never told me about all this stuff when I was older till it was like 12 years ago fishing and game blueprint for Global enslavement it's free still online and it's all about the world government and how the cell phones watching you and everything is everything proven it didn't come through with the plan for one world government and don't have kids and all that attack on the family and we were going to ballet recital for like my three-year-old daughter she's like 14 or whatever and they should have like an hour and watch the end of the film 3 Hour film and my mom does not true it's all true when I was in junior high school Little Critter me another program there and they brought us and they said the Nazis were wrong because they're only charging certain groups everybody in the planetary break away and will government and blah blah blah does a nuclear reactor I got a group of less than 10 kids and they brought them in as juniors in high school and said we're going to do all this cuz I want to be an ass so they're two different competing Breakaway governments and those are the real.


    Alex Jones - The Government Is Using DMT To Talk to Aliens!! | Joe Rogan
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    this to me. This is not my opinion this is the real research that I have heard that I have talked to Army generals commanding generals major generals General generals CIA everybody and they're all 100% And I thought it was a sigh out before and then I researched and I talked to hundreds of people that are not on here that make a film on this to take an Ayahuasca and DMT I'm not taking it and and it's unbelievable because I needed a hundred percent of San Francisco is the main project site literally have an alien base and they are literally communicating and they got like astronaut level people taking super hardcore levels of drugs and going into meetings with these things and making Intergalactic deals painting using a broad brush and what you mean by the government Rogue intelligence agency that they're using psychedelic drugs to communicate with inter-dimensional beings alright everyone who's done a high dose of psychedelic drugs has had this experience so everyone is listening to you right now who's done DMT or done 5 grams of psilocybin they know that this is a you have some kind of communication with something else that question is is that something else inside your psyche or is that something else a chemical doorway is there a chemical doorway Inside the Mind that opens up in the belief is that when you die and this is what the afterlife is that when you die your brain produces these chemicals these chemicals open up this doorway and this is the portal to the next Dimension so you're saying you're saying that the government is aware that they must be aware of this enough people talk about it they must have done experiments on it that have the courage to experiment with these things and try them themselves realize that this is such a profound experience that it is it's so alien that if an alien landed right now in our parking lot and a little gray man with big black eyes got out it would be nothing compared to what I've seen on psychedelic trips will be getting into the show the people you understand that I know about this for a long time and I just don't think people ready for it but a lot of folks who have low oxygen and and have Hulu and I hope reins well well who have your sleep apnea of a Big Macs big head show my whole life where every night was a DMT trip show I basically I don't just to town are again it's not I've seen everything well I believe that when you were dreaming it's most likely the same chemicals that are being released I'm not saying you're bad I never said you were the CIA I say the CIA is on record and everybody promoting hallucinogens of the sixties they admitted it was a plan to try to she would with the public and make them more suggestible but there's a larger program and then I kind of backed off because it kind of got out of control and actually created some the Ayahuasca DMT They promoted which good strong people that have got Compass don't have problems with the weak-minded stupid people and others cuz example this guy smart Erich Mancow Muller I told you I talked like a hundred people I talk to more people are going to do in these these DMT Ayahuasca trip outside Austin yes and I'm only showed he told me the same story everybody tells you living in Peru or being Costa Rica when did two trips down there and he said yeah we're sitting there and we take the Ayahuasca and then all these basically Elm aliens come out of the woods and we're all staying the same aliens we're all hearing the same thing Oscar and then all these basically elves aliens come out of the woods and we're all staying the same aliens we're all hearing the same thing and it's like for each three of us or whatever she and he goes but it was the drugs affect my brain no no a drug everyone see something different when you open a gate and now inter-dimensionally your brains already filtering out most stuff because you can't handle your eyes already sent a cat looks like a dog


    Alex Jones - Cell Towers Are Used For Mind Control!! | Joe Rogan
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    operation starfish Prime listen you got mad because we didn't communicate any time I don't have enough time to go into it as much as you do JoJo juice is a pot bulshit you know exactly what your topic are bad guy you're trying to survive for you and your family and do good okay but just no no no no no human pig hybrid Jamie just pull this out I believe it's true you're on fire you're on fire it's true you don't know everything I know and I don't know no I don't listen when I tell you that we know what they're doing okay and they're just floating is dad was a US Congressman got killed his brother u.s. Senator he's he like he should have money to other guys that got all the money given to Native Americans and spells last name Baltimore Sun after I just had him on it. It was crazy as give me all these patents for mind control using wavelength should microwave and I'm sitting here looking at it and I'm reading it and I'm and I'm seeing it and the Baltimore Sun says the CIA is testing on cell towers wave links to call the public during crises I just had baggage on with Pat and talking about that what that explains his it's not that the microwave I somehow interface with the brain we already interfaced with a space and all these other magnetic fields everything else so they're all just testing this stuff and so everything they deployed at all either technology my dad was Beauty and 65 when he was in high school computers everything but it oh God he's doing that find one thing he did a chance me and make that his whole world that's what I'm telling you is it's been in the newspaper that the cell towers are being used for mind control someone over here to believe everything they see on Fox News yes okay yes trying to figure out what's real spacewalk for the first time and they're out in the universe and the whole planets under them and what are they going to do they have mind-blowing will imagine once you realize we don't know everything we don't understand it sinless and there's all this crazy crap people donut and it's humans learn more more as you become more advanced morphoses fixed on everyone in downtown so they can scientifically try to orderly carry this operation up but then I go wait a minute you're detonating over a hundred hydrogen bonds the upper atmosphere to see if you could ignite the atmosphere destroy the Earth I do but what I'm telling you is the same professors train people's the people that detonated those hydrogen bombs in the 60s they're dead Now does not we're not the only the same human beings I'm with you on most people you in some ways that everything evolves and things get better this is one of my argument about operation Northwoods that if they were able to push operation Northwoods and get it signed by The Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1962 was it 62 - if they were able to do that and no one went to jail and no one got arrested for proposing that they were going to arm Cuban Friendly's and have them bomb Guantanamo Bay and blow up a Cuban jetliner text and obviously that was unchecked no one went to jail for that nobody got time for that the significance of the research is that although the cell phone power is low electromagnetic radiation can never List have an effect on mental behavior when transmitting at the proper frequency what is this article Jamie side of an American and Scientific American mind control my cell phone so it really does have an effect I didn't study on so there is so would you think that they're making this not notified last year 37-page CIA manual for the 1974 they were putting up cell towers that look like trees already testing at neighborhoods okay beyond that it's a microwave relay relay system they can manipulate and then the towers be more powerful so this is a device given to us by the gods okay given us by the technology that that the Breakaway government NASA has developed that you don't just think they made up themselves right what do you mean who do you think made it up while we're ready to get to it I want list


    HUMAN ANIMAL HYBRIDS!!! | Joe Rogan & Alex Jones
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    can only say I weapon systems director aircraft show it's what I'm telling you is China has no rule 20 years ago they had cows that produce Sheila milk 20 years ago they had spiders that produce body armor okay they have human animal hybrids 30 years ago they've got giant human tissue Farms we've got a grown up Dil humanoid what's the weather going to round it is a measurement win-win-win I love you to death but you say she's a real I believe they are but you say so many different things without stopping it's hard to be able to take the doors go to the embryonic level I believe I believe humanoid I believe they were to use crispr to enhance children hotels on Sandy Hook which I get that could you let me cover and I'm sorry I never have and I believe that happened I'm sorry for people paying and then I asked the families and I asked to do the lawyers and ask them all stop in my name saying on the wolf at the door Shane go after these family and stop running around to the news everywhere saying Alex Jones to San Diego didn't happen because the media about say media in the most unpopular thing in the world was 7% approval rating Sims people to Connecticut because people think the media lies front they're saying I was shown so didn't happen it must have not happen and now they're trying to create a violent event not the family but I think some of the people involved know that they make a big enough hype about it they're going to have a big event up there in Connecticut why is it bad to be a humanoid why because if you make it a few percentage points another animal or another creature it's a gray area there's no human rights you have an animal rights movement you have a human rights movement there's no alien movement human-animal hybrid alien so the aliens are already here aliens are already here so you're saying they're making these human-animal hybrid so they would Harvest tissue from them that's just level one with level 2 what's up late because a lot lot I'll tell you a lot for the best of my knowledge a lot of people think oh it's it's it's human harvesting of falun gong or these boots really healthy that's big that's going on because they still have a better non rejection right but with the chimeras I remember 22 years ago BBC article that was kind of testing the waters that case when we tested and then go oh yeah about 15 years ago the first animal human chimeras were made in test tubes or not brought to term but sometimes when I plant them in utero cows because I was at the bigger universe or humanoid and get more tissue and so then I went it's really crazy and it was all about how we got to prepare the public for this because we're going to be able to download their memories and then put a new body this is before Blade Runner Associates Blade Runner is a preparation for what's coming and they're telling you more human than human this is going to be more advanced this is going to be better but like everything like a cell phone like a vaccine it's got a trojan horse it's got a back door it's already been tested it's already been perfected you're not giving a real technology you're not giving a real life extension you're giving the crap Joe and the Earth is seen as like an egg yolk to give the propulsion power for this new thing is going to be born and whether you believe that or not just like when the new thing me artificial intelligence beyond that of artificial intelligence and a whole new life for me and so that's a big giant race when he want to let him and told you to think the people and I was in Wired Magazine 20 something years ago why the future doesn't need is Bill Joy a billionaire co-owner Sun microsystem robot controlled by the globalist programmers who believe with the offworld that they're going to be giving the operation to upload and being that larger kind of bored Cube system okay in pregnancy human chimeras have been established during the technologyreview estimated about 20 pregnancies of pig human or sheep human chimeras have been established during the last 12 months in the US satellite Larson 26% believe it I think that is all sorts of Liberty's in Gray areas when it comes to sign to


    Why Alex Jones Thinks He Was Deplatformed | Joe Rogan
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    Sandy Hook you up no problems I really do believe that I believe there'll be problems I think people would look down on you and call you a right-wing lunatic and also to other things which they don't even know when I knew you when I first knew you you were getting arrested for going after George Bush I remember when Jordie you are not a right wind I'm a question and you were asking a question that was running for president as a Republican and you you were getting arrested for questioning CFR to my point is you weren't you weren't a tie to a party you were trying to find a truth and I don't know your pregnant when I align with Trump that's when all hell broke loose yeah that was part of it I think that was definitely not in awhile talk to Trump. Jr. was on Tucker Carlson last night were talking about me and they don't have to be strong and the fact that they use me as a way to start the cashless society and then and then and then I imagine you're never supposed to block somebody from banking if they have I had an a-plus-plus rating with my shopping cart and bank accounts I had for 22 years and Banks looking quite frankly never seen anybody with a credit rating everyone to charge batch with our shopping cart people do that was that mean chargebacks who does the ratings The Secret rating system for like Taliban Al-Qaeda the mafia they give the bank executive two days before PayPal bandage they put a hate designation of the Southern Poverty Law Center Shane I'm basically a terrorist call you a hate person now that means a terrorist in Interpol show all over the Western World I am listed and we would send documents out of England and out of the US that I can't believe it they had terrorist and that's how they took five of my sick bank account and got me down to one bank account with perfect credit Shang you cannot take money on your shopping cart and porch where I come your product books whatever you you are not of him, because you are a terrorist and what do they use to Define terrorist hateful person that you promote hate no juries the global Chinese social score that's what they're all testing for here this is what we were talking about this very important this is actually dangerous this is actually dangerous to give people's ability to Define p without any strick Ridgid qualification without anything you can point to on faith out of prison and sell t-shirts but if I was Charlie Manson specials on on on Hitler has to say he's a bad guy well why can't you read Alex Jones other side because they have found what I talk about is effective against people thinking and they want it shut down because we we relaunched populism enforces done this Battalion test 1776 worldwide read the sensor I control the populations in the nose and I talked to him so mad at me and I made a huge issue to Trump and I sent reports the present I know he got and that's what happened on that Sunday night when they said that's it we're done with Joan we have to take him down because I got investigations going at the National Security level sending big reports the president through law firm of lawyers and AP and then the Articles which he wasn't getting where China is given of the code keys by last year and is moving their database are all the code Keys them and given to the Chinese government and applesauce or just part of being there and Google's building dragonfly project with a social credit score to get you off the air and a sensor and to take away your ability to make income not because of that but using that as an excuse because of the other things you do like targeting things like Google and talking about things that you talking about we were there in China and China's allow they're allowing time to censor the population Google I know someone who used to work at Google I should say their thought process was that Google is going if they don't bring Google to China in the center form they're going to copy Google this was the real the real worried because China copies everything I mean their intellectual copyright law over there true but if this is what they're saying I'll just get some apple juice in your system Fela they were thinking this is what I was talking to a woman who was a very high-level executive into saying that they're going to steal it if we don't work with them they're just going to steal Google and and take the code and make their own version of it so them as a business or like this is inevitable they're going to do it anyway we're just going to give in to their censorship to Matt's I don't agree with it I don't think it's a good idea but I don't know what I would do if I was Google what should I do for China you're dead on what that person told you when I had the globalist 15 years ago 20 years ago try to buy me often the air you know whatever I choose all that when I did all that what were they trying to do who's turn the volume up join this help save the planet do all these big things but I got the same speech when he was in high school rtut it planned to tell you about that later but if you don't join us then the bad guy was Nationalist and and capitalists in our own CIA Declassified left us the Ford Foundation that's what about the CIA helped put the tricomp Empower it took him decades to get running water in toilet they have no environmental standards no rules that had all of our investments they've been built up because the Chinese, Clute over the world with one when you go and you were in Shina they make you become state-run to get 0% tax corporate China has 0% corporate tax look it up now you've you become state-sponsored state-run show they're claiming show that China doesn't rapist of our technology we're going to go over there and spread our legs to him even more so it's not a rape we're willing to take you along with it show the idea that well if we don't give it to him they're just going to rip it off so let us go really give him all the big secret and and have Google ask your tell the Pentagon we're not going to help you with it well if we don't give it to him they're just going to rip it off so let us go really give him all the big secret and and have Google ask your till the Pentagon we're not going to help you with a Thomas drones but Google gave them all the way to a I and II


    Alex Jones on Jussie Smollett | Joe Rogan
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    I mean I could know but I knew he probably show me the day after it happened I said the guy's got a noose around his neck at 2 a.m. and in Chicago and Tupac has a noose in Chicago who's walking around with a new who even knows how to write who knows how to make a noose like who's in the cops show up 40-something minutes give you your little kid cuz I've been read more about psychology, understand the stuff if you're a little kid and somebody was red hair beat you and tortured you with red hair now the public actually there's a huge backlash in small it it's not it's not moving who's giving you back last book on the public are like hey the coveted kids are fake blasey Ford and said it was all fake so why are you saying Sandy Hook's real everything's fake now that the general public buy fans believe everything about it but let me stop you there I'm ranting I just it's okay I want you to rent this but this is this is the nature of the Beast this is what you're selling to a lot of these people this is why they're tuning into you they want to hear you uncovered conspiracies and some of them aren't as bright as others and some of them can't see logic they don't see it they don't understand legitimately questioning I don't just think everything now they now the general public my fans believe everything's right but let me stop you there I'm ranting it's okay I want you to rent this but this is this is the nature of the Beast this is what you're selling to a lot of these people does water tuning into you they want to hear you uncover conspiracies and some of them aren't as bright as others and some of them can't see logic they don't see it they don't understand legitimately question they'll just think everything


    Alex Jones Clarifies Sandy Hook Stance | Joe Rogan
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    yes Alex Jones or Alive loud could it be back for the second visit good to be here man good to see you we've got going on which led to just a lot of talk to drive him and then we got to do another podcast and we cleared the air on the phone we decide to clear the air more in a podcast there's a lot of things going on I told you a long time ago that I would have you back on and in the interest of being completely honest there's I was hesitant to do it not because I didn't want to talk to you but because of just the amount of b******* that I get from people to get angry that you and I are friends you know that why give that guy a platform that's the big one platform that's the big one but you and I've always had a good time together was that we've always had fun together are only problems have always been when we're not like if you're talking about me or if I'm talking about you not if we're talking to each other it's the distance has been the problem of communication the lack of communication has been a problem the thing that people are upset about you the things we want to talk about like quick to get it over with for a knock-knock quick but just to get it front up yes is the Sandy Hooks guess yeah so your take on it just give me your take on it first off because it's always misrepresented I believe mass shootings happen and they're real tragedies and I believe Parkland happened and you believe Sandy Hook app absolutely and now just last year and he sending people to Parkland parents houses and there was no video no audio wasn't true I think I said I believe Parkland happened so I'm not going to be the mass shootings and I'll guy I have been branded as the Sandy Hook Diamond imagine a Final Cut Pro video editing timeline you go back almost feel the seven years ago and the internet how did the guys on Prozac in a mental patient which was my listeners and other start sending me all these anomalies and things and later turn off Family one actor it and then I just moved on from it okay I didn't kill those kids but now people don't know Adam Lanza killed her kids it's me I think the majority of them are angry because the narrative has been that you're sending people to the Sandy Hook families host homes responsible for these people getting harassed because you said on your radio show that it wasn't real yes there is it happened yes I did but now you do think it's real because I learned some of the anomalies were not accurate that's a problem with all this conspiracy s*** right cuz the conspiracy theory stuff the people that want to believe they believe in conspiracies with everything and I think there's a certain force and we talked about this just a few minutes ago because you are now saying that it happened they thought that you'd been compromised a certain percentage of people exactly that people have is some sort of a staged event is trying to take them down or control this or mind control that that's a big factor in a lot of this conspiracy theory is mental illness when I started saying that I'm Beau Bridges or that I'm Jeff Bridges or that I am your little Bill Hicks and people in restaurant screaming Matthew Bill we know it's you and it's kind of like Dan Rather the guy threatening a signal incubators ghost narek War but I kind of realized a few years ago that I kind of had my own mild psychosis and it when you've been lied you to the media and the culture so much over and over again everything then starts becoming automatically you're sure it's fake and everything you she fits into that whoa there's a certain percentage of people that are way off on the Spectrum where they believe everything is fake and there's people that believe everything I hear is true I mean you should be you should be questioning you should have the right to do it but but somewhere in the middle and so I questioned it when people brought up on the Internet push me to keep covering it I probably 20 times in the first few years it happened and then as soon questioned it not being staged I got a tax so much that I said screw it mass shootings happen I believe it happened but then media would call me or interview me and say okay but tell us the anomalies why you question they were getting me to say it again not that have the right to question it but they they thought it wasn't me here to figure out what's going on so when Hillary few months before the election gives us huge faces of Alex Jones has a dark heart he knows Sandy Hook kids died but he says they didn't any sensible their houses he's the worst kind of world I never see anybody the houses but I apologize was taken out of context but I am sorry for the families please stop saying that I'm saying it didn't happen please stop saying I'm sending over to his house cuz then what happened when they put it on every major TV channel local TV channels radio Alex Jones Sandy Hook and you put in a title a certain amount of people just going to click on it Alex Jones is still pushing a Sandy Hook conspiracy theories one that I saw just two days ago exactly and they think I owe you know it's like looking for the Mothman or something they're all running up there in the media saying and in my name and I'm staying no I believe it happened years ago and shows in I'm getting the blame in the attacks of the demonization of the threat for what the corporate media is saying over and over again that I'm saying that it didn't happen and the families are getting the threats and the family is it going to be in tax and the families are getting called crisis actors oh my God it absolutely but again I legitimately didn't think my show is as powerful as it was so that I wasn't retrospective Lino's looking everything I was doing as much as I should nobody's perfect as you get older you growing you learn things but I just began to realize about three years ago that they're making my identity not being a nationalist not being a populist not being a free-market guy they're making my whole identity Sandy Hook and another going to sue me then yes but says about 10 before I ever got sued I said I believe Sandy Hook happen it's not my daddy I barely ever covered it stop redby understand that's not what they do. Trying to make it even worse but they're not trying to make your identity they're not trying to Define you or do some sort of a documentary biography on your life they just finding something that people want to pay attention to this is one of the problems with with news coverage today is that they find things that people want to pay attention to and they focus on them out of did they say that I'm making money off Sandy Hook when when the newspapers in the publishing houses are using me as a way to put out that incendiary hurtful thing also be hurtful I'm saying stop it because everything they do radio stations, newswars.com but reaching New People's very hard and then now that I've been silenced the mainstream media can say whatever they want show about you about me and I can't respond to this is where you and I kill the families of Parkland please just kill the parents there's no free speech for killing parent and I'm like dude do not say that I'm going to get killed I mean I have never said nobody died at Parkland I sure tell its they kill their parents let's let's take the step-by-step I'm sorry I wanted to give you an opportunity to communicate and clear the air and talk and some of the s*** that you and I talked about earlier there's a bunch of things going on one there's it's a story that attract people's attention write a story of a guy who sang that people didn't get killed when they did get killed and it's horrific for people to look at it terrific people think about the Drone children will not only get murdered but then someone would accuse them of being crisis actor so then they start pushing that story and that story becomes something that they make money off of which is really in in some way it's kind of ironic they keep the story in the news and they keep getting clicks off of you and misrepresenting some of the things that you said I'm not even defending myself people learn stuff as you get older hindsight your life but why did I do that I used it whatever was a big hot thing on the internet I would just debated cuz it was interesting but that's what I wanted to get to you you were doing the show and then the show you're on the air hours and hours a day and you're ranting about all these various things is this is it fair to say that you weren't really a hundred percent of where what kind of influence you were having and that way but if you did know you would have phrase things differently and done things differently and and I was covering what other people were saying I was not the first the 10th the hundredth of 10,000 you're reading about on the internet there's a certain amount of people that think that there's a conspiracy even when it's just a plane crash even when it what would it feel in the blanks any sort of national traffic like on I-5 support people's right to question and I understand because there was so much lying and corporate media by governments and end-stage the event that are admitted Declassified that wants people see that one thing was staged then everything else must be staged and then I have been on the receiving end of I support people's right to question and I understand because there was so much lying and corporate media by governments and end-stage the event that are admitted Declassified that wants people see that one thing was staged then everything else must be staged and then I have been on the receiving end of literally thousands of made-up conspiracies which you laugh at until people in a truck with gun show up


    Alex Jones - "I'm Looking for the Truth" | Joe Rogan
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    no I don't have a talking point I don't have a PR firm you leave a top-four went on her about what am I going to ask what do you want to say today so you can help me get out I don't know I'm alive I want to say a bunch of things I'm only learning how this works being in the process of it and it's going to be a much bigger view that I do 23 years ago when I first got on here because I've experienced what other people have said these bad things I did it. I believe there's a weird sick irony in the media that says that I'm the one that put generated Sandy Hook didn't happen when I wasn't too thin in my name popularize it to a level of like they put out more than the other problems going on for years everyday you're thinking this because it's about you so because it's about you it becomes a primary point of focus because it's affecting your life and something you're concentrating on what part of the problem with the way we do news today anything that generates interest I need of the honestly if the media really cared they probably would have never talked about it and they're probably never brought it up that we had a real charity sixties and seventies that weren't staged to go back and look at them like the weatherman all that stuff in it and that the government to me it didn't cover it was a long time ago that means different countries yeah okay let's try another country's they don't print the name of mass Shooters in the newspaper cuz they don't want people to get attention for that mean some different contraceptives years or so and I realized it once I saw a bunch of Declassified States like North Woods or like gladio or Lionel


    Alex Jones on Toxoplasmosis | Joe Rogan
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    Apple Brazil has the green worm that makes you basically psychotic well it doesn't make you psychotic effects of judgement this is toxic to rats it actually reprograms rats brains makes them sexually attracted of non patricides yes is a bunch of them and some that probably haven't even been identified for the whole crazy cat lady yes you mean it's actually fatal for babies but I'm sure there's a lot of factors countries with the high toxoplasmosis infection with the successful soccer team there was some study that was done on that where we had a Doctor Robert women the podcast Robert sapolsky Stanford University preasha birds eat it and then it scrapped out in the snails eat that and then go and it's a food psych yes yes show don't tell me in classic Evolution and I'm also with interpretation bye-bye right-wingers in the Bible Tabata jump into water and drown and then it comes out of its body and that's where it it lives it lives in the water so it literally gets its host to commit suicide and complex and that's something that scientists are studying on a daily basis ground and then it comes out of its body and that's where it it lives it lives in the water so literally gets its host to commit suicide each evolve or suddenly a worm gets in a grasshopper and it does something a super computer to do any programs to drown itself will this is a matter of complex biology means I think it's insanely complex and it's something that scientists are studying on a daily basis


    Everyone Is Not Equal | Joe Rogan & Dr Phil
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    well there's a there's a movement going on in this country right now that the social justice movement and it leans in that direction that people don't want to look at things for how they are they want to look at things for how they want them to be that just I just don't understand you cannot legislate that everything is going to be equal for everybody because everybody's not equal I'm sorry they're not equal they may be equal in terms of their value is a human beings yes but they're not equal in math skills they're not equal in how fast they run they're not equal in creativity they're not equal everybody has their own value but that doesn't mean they're marketable skills in an open Society in an open market are going to be the same now it's ridiculous the story about a woman who was guarding the White House she was the Lone guard at one of the doors in the White House in some crazy man broke in and knocked her to the ground and just ran through the White House and he was running around inside the White House for like 3 minutes before they finally some off-duty secret service agent tackle this guy I saw like what the f*** that people think that a woman can do everything a man could do like a woman making a Magneto is that true and some woman he was in that crowd economy stores like he asked that doesn't make any fucken sense here's why doesn't make any sense because a man can't do everything a man can do I go look I've met Shaquille O'Neal and his dick is where my face is and if the White House is experiencing a shakatak I'm the wrong person save the world guess what I'm getting in okay I love my family but if it's between me and get elected as know where they going to be able to stop me I love them to death but I'm a man and their women and if there's a woman guarding the White House I don't care who she is I'll f*** her up it's not going to happen this is crazy but this someone had this idea that they would put a woman in charge of a very physical job you should have a giant man with a violent temper and he should be on okay cuz this is the guy that's keeping bad people from the f****** president I don't understand it just seems like you got to find your own lane I mean yeah you don't want to put me in the NBA. Physical things in particular women and then is also mental things everyone has a chance to work at CERN right everyone has a chance to work at the Large Hadron Collider including people that have no idea about physics whatever real time these equations work that's what I mean about finding your own Wayne yakyuu I can't add two and two and get five every time I'm just not good at math but I'm good with words I can talk I can read fast I can comprehend well but I am not good with math so I got myself into a lane where I talked for a living I read I talk I it's qualitative not quantitative I can accept that I'm not suited for that I don't feel bad about mice because of that once you do something you're good at it you can accept not being good at other things it's much easier if you find a thing that you're good at whether it's gymnastics or singing or painting whatever the f*** it is if you could find a thing that you're good at it'll make you be it'll give you a feeling of self-worth and you won't need to be good at everything you can accept and you can enjoy other people being good at things as well a personal truth but I found a currency because at that time in my life I was a pretty decent athlete for this small school I was going to so that was my currency so now it didn't matter what was happening at home because I got Strokes for being able to jump high and run fast at school so that became my currency so now when I compared myself to him okay maybe my home life wasn't as good as his but I could run faster and jump higher so that became my currency so okay that level the playing field for me and you all would like you said find what you're good at at a given time and do what you're good at find something you love find something you're passionate about and that you could also excel at and if you can work it out where it's your vocation and your application you love doing it and you get paid for it then you're just double blessed yeah it is and if I just think if you're in your life and there's you don't have something that you're passionate about I mean I don't mean that in a cliche Quay if there's not something where you wake up every day and there's nothing in your life that you're excited to do man you need to go back to the drawing board cuz if it be if all you're doing is just grinding it out everyday go to a job you don't like do tasks you don't care to do and come home to a home you don't want to come home to and wait to get them do it again the next day you're burning daylight what the hell is existence is that I just I don't I don't care if it's a gardening or or or Athletics or something find something you're excited to do different things with that very purpose of finding something that you love to do something for something healthy that's not illegal it's not going to be high risk or something you can do that's not going to kill you or put you in jail if you can be excited about yeah and I think it's one of the most important things to do when your parent is to try to expose your kid has many different things as possible to find those things for them Dubois you know and you know one of them really well and I did that growing up because my dad never took me hunting a single day in his life he never took me fishing a single day in his life he never took me camping a single day in his life he never took me to the lake and never took me skiing voting anything so I was I took them to all of those things I didn't know I had no clue what I was doing but I took them turkey hunting duck hunting deer hunting but skiing go skiing camping I did it all and to see what they like let him pick and boy when you don't know what you're doing as a dad that's a b**** yeah we just little things like you will you go camping and you don't realize that sit in your tin up on the side of a hill cuz even if it's like 8 or 10 degrees is a bad idea realize that sit in your tin up on the side of a hill even if it's like 8 or 10 degrees is a bad idea if you got to get on flat ground let me look bad to me but it didn't look like it was


    Dr. Phil's Theory About Heroes (Overcoming Adversity) | Joe Rogan
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    we see it in sports and I saw it when I talk to him and he's been a friend of mine for a long time and I was talking to him about his psychology as he goes into a football game and he says he plays a movie in his mind of the entire game before he plays it cuz the football game you're going to have 11 or 12 possessions during the game just to have football games football 11 or 12 times news saying I'm going to carry that ball three or four times for possession and he knows which place he's going to run you can run him through his head he would see it even know who was going to be there to tackle him he would see everything through his head and he's one of those guys that wants the ball when the clock but that situations do not make Heroes situations expose Heroes and I saw that in Katrina the hurricane that so devastated that that one neighborhood what Ward was it just tonight sworn I forget which one it was that got so wiped out when Katrina hit New Orleans and there was a guy down there that had been really quiet nobody has ever heard anything out of him as an older guy lived in the house stage himself and that night when the water was at rooftop level I mean he swam rooftop tours Stop and Save 678 people got him out of there and he didn't make it out but he got seven or eight people out of there and you go back and you check his history and he was a military hero he just sat quietly in his home and when the situation came about it revealed who he was and I think that's what happens I think if you've got a hero they just sit there sit there sit there situation reveals who they are I don't think it makes him a hero I think it reveals that they're Heroes and I think that's what happens to people they they are who they are until they get them in the opportunity comes along and they're going to show you who that is they may show you their coward or they may show you that they've got the focus to hang or they may show you that there a hero but life circumstances are going to come along and going to show you who somebody is I think what's also interesting is when someone does get revealed to be a coward they can become a hero it's very hard it's very hard to get past the the memory of you being a coward will tell you I think that's true and self-worth but nobody ever talks about what it really is or how we get it and I think I think about it in terms of self attribution because you know how you form opinions of other people like if you look at this guy and you maybe you work with this guy and so you watch him across a couple years and maybe this guy shows up to work everyday and he's there 15 minutes early and he unlocks the place gets every ready put the coffee on Hazard desk ready he's all buttoned up and man when the bell rings he's ready to go and you just learned that this guy's buttoned-up ready to go Dependable never misses he's always there so you a tribute certain traits and characteristics of him based on your observations of him and you experience of him based on that you assign certain traits and characteristics to him but I say that's exactly the same way we form our own self-image our own level of self-worth we watch ourselves go through life and we watch how we handle certain circumstances and situations and that's why I say overindulgence is one of the most Insidious forms of child abuse known to Parenting it's not the worst it's just Insidious because if you overindulge your children and do everything for them you never let them observe themselves Master their environment you never let them step back and say wow I did that I built this I overcame that I handled this I did that and so that's the same way we make our own self-image and level self-worth we watch ourselves overcome the third grade we watch ourselves stand up to a bully we watch ourselves handle a test with a information that intimidated us and we watch ourselves make it onto the little league baseball team and actually get a hit when we needed to or we watch ourselves get onto the debate team and actually argue something successfully whether it's academic or athletic or musical we watch ourselves do it and so we go back and say hey I did that I a tribute to myself the ability I can hang I can do this I can rise to the occasion or we watch ourselves fold pup tent in the wind storm and say I can't hang I don't have it and we make those attributions to ourselves and so we shrink from The Challenge for the rest of our lives until like you said it's hard overcome that and something pushes you up until you finally observe yourself overcome something and I think that's how we form our level of self-esteem and our identity about who we are and I don't think most people think about that good a look back how did I how did I get to be Joe Rogan as I sit in that chair you have a self-image you have a level of confidence and ego strength a level of self-worth that's attributable to things you've watched yourself do or not do achieve not achieve overcome or whatever throughout your life and in I think to know yourself you have to know what those things are I think you're 100% right and I think for children participating in they're going to test you so critical giving them this opportunity to realize it did the there's a line between success and failure and then you could push through that line you could you could become successful at something and watching kids at that's why I think sports are so important for children I think that's one of the things about having these participation trophies for kids that just goes down as an environmental non-event something to do it's also psychologically it's coddling it's very is very damaging for your potential education that you would get from that situation the bad feeling that you get when someone scores on you is motivation for you to be better at defense is that not everybody is meant to be an ass Elite so okay look good go do something else be good at what you're good at and if you really want to do it well you got a long road it's a greased he'll start running everything's not for everybody so find what you're good at and watch yourself achieve in that lane you know that's like I can't carry a tune in a bucket I can't even Play No instrument I can't sing I can play a radio that's got a big on off knob that's it and so I don't try I'm just not good at that so I go in the lanes that I can do stuff and observe myself in that but I think you cheat codes if you don't let them Reserve themselves faced adversity in overcoming absolutely and it's also an interesting lesson to learn that life isn't fair and then if you're a kid and you're playing basketball with a fifteen-year-old LeBron and you're my height you go huh you know maybe wrestling's not for you either you know maybe maybe you we need to do something about your body before you engage in any sort of a combat sport you'll they did an experiment back in the did something called teaching machines have you ever seen that it was a short. Time but think they took students in the class where they put the steps of learning the information so close together that there was never a failure experience it would say like the War of 1812 happened in 1812 then the next thing would say the War of 1812 happened in blank you feeling 1812 I mean come on potted plant could get that do they put it together and they would teach the information and they would teach it to criteria where you mastered the information you had it 100% And they said wow this is great everybody learned it so everybody made a hundred everybody got the information they truly did learn it there's no question about it they learned information and so they did great then they took him out of that program and put them back in the regular classroom and the first time they came questions they didn't know the answer to the first time they didn't get a hundred they came apart like a cheap suit they Panic they didn't know how to handle adversity they didn't know how to handle it when they didn't have the right answers they didn't learn how to not be perfect and so they scrapped the whole program cuz he said you can't do this because that's not the way life is and if you're not teaching them how the real world works you might as well teach him to go on red and stop on green and then give him the keys and put them out in like cuz that's not the way it works and those kids were absolutely screwed up when they got into a truly competitive environment you can't be success only doesn't make any sense it's not healthy it's not good for you if you don't learn from it mean that the whole idea about school is your supposed to be setting kids up for the future he supposed to be teaching them not just information but teaching them how to learn and how did yeah that worries me. You know I read that story not long ago when you students I think it was at UCLA and law school complained and got a professor either disciplined or fired because he required them to take a counter argument over something controversial like Ferguson he said I want you to show you that you're all on the point of view now I want you to prepare an argument for the other side and they all said that's that's upsetting to a Swedish squish can't do it and I went to the administration and complained why that's crazy because all you have to do as a lawyer you may have to represent someone who's done something you don't agree with if that's what you want to do for a living right do it they went to the administration and complained why that's crazy because you may have to do as a lawyer you may have to represent someone who's done something you don't agree with if that's what you want to do for a living right


    Dr. Phil Dissects Jussie Smollett's Lying | Joe Rogan
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    and thought me I had Pam on and we both worked a lot in deception detection and interrogation techniques and stuff and so just and it came right at a time when Jesse Smollett is in the news about you telling the truth is you're not telling truth and then here we have this conversation about you think immediately when you heard that story I was very suspicious f*** that guy that use real nobody was just too much like a movie with a bad movie I mean it's nine below zero and two people are lying in wait just in hopes that he might come by at 2 a.m. I mean now he's saying is some untreated drug problem so he's trying to carve out some path to explain his bizarre behavior but there are very very very specific why behaviors that people can't really control and I can what kind of stuff well for example when when people are really desperately trying to convince you they're telling the truth they'll do a lot of times what it called convincing statements rather than just telling you what to do to didn't do well do convincing statements like you know me like somebody somebody stole the petty cash in the office if you know me I give more money more money than was stolen Fielder this convincing you this is this nice guy and then they'll have any of the wrongly accused with someone do with their wrongly accused of the wrongly accused they'll look you straight up in the eye and tell you I didn't do it and if you ask them what do you think should happen to somebody that did an innocent person will say I think they should be found and then you should be held fully accountable to the extent of the law somebody is guilty I don't know I mean people make mistakes how do you get a second chance do you worry that in coaching that you're essentially coaching Liars by telling people this kind of stuff and someone who does steal the money you know it'd be able to kind of like a it's not for amateurs and when you there are some things that you can tell people to watch for but one of the things you do there's somebody that you suspect is you increase their cognitive load doing the interrogation and there's no way you can prepare for that how how you do that well you plan a virus for example is there any reason somebody would have told me that they saw you near that cash box about the time it went missing I'm dumb people talk at a hundred 25 words a minute they think at 12 to 1400 words a minute now it takes you 5 5 Seconds to tell me know you took the money if you were nervous right now if you didn't take it you know you didn't take it you don't need to run scenario through your head to think who could have seen me what's been I mean I didn't see anybody one millisecond to say absolutely not have you ever been wrong before we see someone is guilty oh sure because if if you really want to know for sure if somebody is guilty or innocent you need to invest a lot of time you need to get a baseline on what they normally look like talk like feel like and then knowing that Baseline you didn't need to compare how they're behaving on TV so just walking by the screen and seeing it you might see things that would ordinarily be light behave it could just be part of their personality so if you're going to really make a judgment you got to put a lot of time in and figure it out and what you should do before you decide you're going to be a human lie detector is do your homework and you don't try to figure it out objectively before you figure it out behave early Miata do your investigation find out if somebody took the money and you'll find out where they were and you look for fingerprints do this do that mean you're really objectively figure it out before you rely on these things and so unless you get a Baseline and get one-on-one with him and spend a lot of time then you can't be you can't be really certain that you know whether they're telling the truth or whether or not it's it would be fine if it was that easy and that some people are pretty obvious when people are guilty they tend to plead and cry and then when they're not guilty they tend to get angry when they're accused people that are wrongly accused are generally irate from the beginning till the end I mean every case is different but if you're wrongly accused that person is going to be pissed off from the minute you accuse them till the end because it's like their self-righteous like I didn't do you're saying I did screw you yeah and they don't take a step back and when you eat you see people they they do these convincing statements and they're pleading for you to believe them and then anytime somebody says now in all honesty usually the next thing out of their mouth to lie Joe honestly as opposed to everything else you've been telling me why we bracketing this one out is all right or if they invoke the deity as where's my God God as my witness and I don't know whether I have not done what I said you need to do with Jesse Smollett but I do know when he went to the shed at he said you all know me I swear to God I didn't do this and then be there like three or four of those kind of statements in like two or three sentences there is another one today a guy loses house on fire and think in Chicago and said he's a gay fella said was a hate crime and then they caught him a lot of that going on you know lot of fake crime very strange that sometimes people accuse people of something and someone will say why would why would someone make something out why would someone turn themselves into a victim is a lot of you get a lot of attention a lot of love I think there's a lot of false accusations and false attacks and is a lot of real ones but man when the false ones, but it just does a giant to service to everybody there's a fair amount of research is to why people do these hoaxes and prickly hate crime hoaxes and one of the primary motivation course it's sympathy and attention and all that but one of the interesting reasons that written research is that they really feel like it's emblematic of how the system treats them over all this is just a dramatic example of it and I feel like I'm treated this way anyhow so they're just discriminated against us I'm put down this is just stay focused example of that so I'm really not lying I'm just role-playing how I'm over all treated so they justified in their mind if they're just going to bring all this treatment into one example to bring it into focus and so while it's a phony deal it really is truthful representation of what their life is really like they justified in that way and that's a deep psychological put it in your mind that way it's just strange to because it gives people this this is just giant public show to watch now a lot of town two people are f****** crazy well if somebody said that somebody says it's really talented singers and actors were the weird kids from high school that win drama and I'll but they did about on stage and he's like guess what it's not f****** normal to be able to just cry because you could just cry and pretend something's wrong and cry as they that's crazy these are crazy people you really can't go to a certain place if you don't have a little of that in you my dad used to always say when he's working with patients you take out that oh boy I can't stand about me you say you can't see it in them if you don't have a little levity in you yeah yeah it is a hundred percent reason that that is a thing that Rising the craziest about weak people I'm so terrified to seeing weakness in and then just just just just being pathetic I'm so terrified and seeing that in myself I see it in other people noticed it smells I smell like a drug-sniffing dog like are there it is


    What Dr. Phil Learned from Tony Romo About Being a Winner | Joe Rogan
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    people Champion like I talked to Tony Romo right after the Superbowl about Eastern Illinois University so I got nine students or something is a little bit of University and he turned out to be quarterback of America's team for 14 years set all kinds of records and then goes to the booth and becomes a number one color analyst and television mean champion champion champion y I like asking those questions you can't hear people talk what do you say to young people about that what made you a champion are you going to let your kids play football but with all this CTE and stuff what what do you say I'm at I like having those kind of conversation did the same thing with Shaq and Charles Barkley and different people what did he say about what makes you a champion for him he said that he has this didn't you want that kind of swagger sort of person that you came in cocky like he was going to own the field and own the game but inside he said he had this absolute drive that if he didn't win he couldn't live with it it's like if somebody thought that you played the game somebody beat them beat him that gif the idea that that person went home thinking that they were better than him that they could beat him that he just couldn't eat sleep pink until he got back and owned it again and got back to it he said he just is this drive to win and so he would mean he said he would be out at 1 in the morning in the dome throwing a pass that that route got intercepted he got jumped on that route and he be trying figure out why on Thursday and practice he saw what he needed to see why didn't he see it on Sunday and he would analyze and analyze and analyze until he could get there until he could do it until he could win if you just had to drive to win Super unhealthy Obsession they all share that Michael Jordan had that I mean we've talked about that several times on the podcast so many people that are extreme winners there's psychotic in there except session with winning that's all they want to do they lose they could date date it's almost insufferable they almost can't deal with it I don't know if that's necessarily a bad thing but the difference between winners and losers his winners do things losers do not want to do they will get up in the middle of the night they will do this they will do that they feel it more they just do things losers don't want to do that pay a price losers just don't want to pay yeah he's not worth it who sings losers don't want to do that pay a price losers just don't want to pay yeah and it's just not worth it and every winner has been a loser winner


    Dr. Phil on the Opioid Epidemic | Joe Rogan
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    these all these folks that are on medication today I mean how many of these people do you think legitimately should be on medication I mean is it something you can access you know I can't answer that and terms I'm sure there's research of people how many people are on medication but in my personal experience most of the people that I see on medications in my opinion don't need most of the medications they're on now and that's just anecdotal as my opinion he asked me to hang a research survey or study to support that I can't hand it to you or I can point you to when I just tell you after 45 years in this experience I see people that are on medication they've usually seen someone for 6 or 8 minutes and said you know I'm really feeling kind of down yep here's some Prozac use this here's that they give it to him and I don't even really ask why and they just give it to him because medicine has become a high-volume business and that's not necessarily the doctor's fault I mean the way that it's now funded and Medicare and Medicaid you got to turn them and burn them and now you can't stay in business and so it's a high-volume business cuz they don't have an hour to sit down and don't take an hour to sit down talk about it well let's find out what's going on is there a reason like I said this guy's got five parts of his life that have gone down or woman is got me all three or four areas of your life that have really gone down in quality then they should be having poor mood so why masks that let's come up with an action plan and change it so most of the people I see on medication not all but most of the people I see or on too many medications in too high a dose or either don't need it at all and I'm really bothered by polypharmacy that's where I really get frustrated but it it's not the norm today though it seems like more people are treating this you know air quotes depression issues if it's a medical disorder like like diabetes or yeah and look for a lot of people that works I mean yeah people of mood elevator and they say I feel better and then maybe they change their life maybe they move their life into a more positive direction they can wean themselves off of it because one of the things about depression for example using as an example is you get what's referred to is psychomotor retardation there's a there's a lessening in activity level and I think old sayings get to be old sayings cuz her profound like you not going to get hit if you're not swinging well if you're depressed and so you think slower less actively you behave less actively your chance of getting rewarded goes down right you don't get out there and you don't mix it up socially is much you don't apply for jobs as much you're not as productive on your job is much so you're less likely to get most likely get rewarded well maybe you go take a pill and it lifts your mood up so you get more active and so now you can start getting pats on the back you start getting people to engage with you more so that lifts your mood and that takes care of it so you took the medication short-term your lifted back up in your okay short-term it can be an alternative but I've seen people on everything from opioids to mood elevators for years and that's where you lose me. Don't get it yeah I know people have been on things since they were five years old yeah they're in their forties and then you have wastebasket diagnosis like ADD and ADHD where what used to be a spoiled brat is now add or ADHD so they start prescribing Ritalin neocortical stimulants like Ritalin and if you give a does not need a neocortical stimulant a stimulant you're really going to throw him off the charts now cuz you're you've got a normally active brain that you're now making hyperactive so you're creating a problem that didn't exist before you give the medication because you didn't do the proper diagnosis yeah I had my old neighbor it's insanely common not chemically babysit your children and who knows where these kids going to be 20-30 years from now and we were just looking at this rash of people being treated for these ailments are quotes and then we're not seeing how this all turns out in the long run and how much damage was doing these people that are clearly psychotic schizophrenic delusional that without medication or absolutely impossible to manage but if you put them on antipsychotics and so you can lower their delusional Behavior their hallucinatory behavior so you can now have a meaningful conversation with him so they can respond to talking therapies it makes all the difference in the world and where those antipsychotics you would be lost without them so there are some medications for some disorders that are absolute Miracles that without them you wouldn't be able to do the work you need to do to get the person back where they need to be pushed back from a lot of these positions from the establish medical community sometimes but mostly when you talk to people about it hopefully they agree with with what I'm saying I mean most people will agree that you need to be thoughtful about prescribing medications and that medications are too readily administered I mean that's certainly what we've seen in the opioid epidemic right now opioids are so readily prescribed right now that there are enough opioid prescriptions for every man woman how did America that have their own bottle and if you renew that prescription one time one time if you are taking those opioids at the 7-Day Mark your chance of being addicted at 1 year is 1 and 12 and if you renew it at if you're still taking the 30 days your likelihood of being addicted is one in three and these things getting written with way too high a pill count and it's in so the addictions that we're seeing a whole different kind of addiction now coming out of the suburbs and they take him for a while and they're very expensive and actually take him for a while heroin is cheaper so they dumped the opioids and start taking heroin so you're saying soccer mom heroin addicts that you weren't seeing 10 years ago get started on prescription opioids and then they can afford them or finally the doctor Cuts them off but they're addicted and so they start taking heroin cuz it's cheaper tinnitus obviously very disturbing pattern but where do she is going like when you look at the future and mean it looks bleak in that regard to me I've known several people that have had real problems with pills the problem is that I think people have is they think because of doctor gave me this because it's on a Prescription Pad that this is safe body doesn't know whether you got that in the back alley or you got it from a doctor it still has the same addictive quality and I think it is at an epidemic level in I've testified before Congress about this and I think there are several levels of accountability at the manufacturing level and at the prescription level and at the educational level so people understand I think everybody has to take part of it and I'm doing everything I can to raise the awareness about it as well when you testify before Congress what was the reaction they're very much aware that this has become a serious serious problem because the the cost that is as you see the Lost labor in the workforce is in the billions of dollars you see the the demands on the healthcare system that this is creating young mothers with children and babies born addicted to these opioids I mean the numbers are just going through the roof so I mean it's putting a strain financially on the healthcare system that it just can't stand so you start costing money and it starts getting politicians attention so they start saying okay now we got to start doing something so if there's a problem well clearly you got to start educating people and the manufacturers have to be required to start labeling this much more clearly positions have to be much more conservative in prescribing you I just had to shoulder surgery and I took like 1:1 opioid one pill they gave me in the hospital and after that you can manage it was like Tylenol or something cuz of Surgeons now or so good with the orthoscopic surgeries and stuff it's so much less of an insult to the body that was ice and Tylenol W can manage it if you just kind of focus on it a little bit and if you've had surgery and you're having organic pain for god sakes good head of the pack they had but when you as soon as you can get off of it get off of it and understand what's happening so said to be like Macho Bill need a leather strap between your teeth and go have some surgery on me and ship it hurt to take the pill and get past it but realized the minute you can get away from that you need to get away from it but yeah they don't need to give you a 30-day Supply right I need to give you 3 or 4 days and then you got to go see your doctor again if it's still a problem discuss it I mean that's what that that's what I think needs to happen to just be a lot more concerned about what you're giving these pharmaceutical companies make so much money they don't want they don't want to back off that they got private jets and Ian and pay for their starting to shut down some of these they had some of these pill clinics in pain clinics in Florida where you can go in without an x-ray without an MRI and just say you had back pain and there was a doctor there that would give you a 90 count prescription on-the-spot no Quest so you had back pain and there was a doctor there that would give you a 90 count prescription on-the-spot no-questions-asked 90 and you're out the door and you go down straight to the next one because there was no database no database and that doctor might be a foreign doctor that flew in from offshore wrote all the prescriptions during the day flew off again at night and now they're shutting that stuff down so that the Hammers coming down well one can only hope


    Dr. Phil's Philosophy on Depression - "Pain is a Motivator" | Joe Rogan
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    I know that there's a stigma attached to mental illness and that really bothers me there should not be I mean having depression or anxiety or whatever to me you should have no more stigma than having a knee injury or kidney infection or diabetes but there is a stigma attached to it and I've tried to talk about this in a way where it's at you talk about it and not be ashamed of it is okay if you got anxiety you got PTSD whatever it's okay let's talk about it let's get help for it get it behind you and move on I mean just not that's not something she should be ashamed of what do you do when you talking to someone that maybe has depression do you try to get them to exercise first you try to get them to visit a psychiatrist immediately and get on medication like to take it on a case-by-case basis will I do but everybody has a philosophy about it and I'm not saying that mines any better than anybody else's but I do have a philosophy about it and I'm very slow to medication I mean I think I think you use medication for biochemical replacement I mean for some reason your body is not making enough of something it needs then maybe you support it short-term biochemically but I look at depression there's a lot of ways you can break it up but I look at it like is it exogenous depression or endogenous depression I mean is it coming from the inside out or the outside in is it because you're reacting to something I see a lot of depressed people that in a sense it makes sense I mean you look at their life and if you're not down about this you shouldn't be when you've lost your job you've gotten a divorce your health is in the shutter your I mean you should be down about this it's external things so you don't need a pill I mean put somebody in a chemical straitjacket because their life's falling apart what the hell is that going to do but that's just putting goggles on and where they can't see it I would much rather get them to behave their way to success and say what are you reacting to that you're depressed let's put that on a to-do list and start like you said write it down and start Crossing those things off was figure what's an action plan to change this action plan to change the next thing actually and then when you start doing that then generally see their mood lift a lot of people that are depressed or just realistically reacting to a crummy circumstance in their life it's not necessarily a mental illness it's just a really realistic reaction too bad spot near wife yeah that's such a good way of putting it to that you weren't in a bad State looking at this might be something wrong with you that you're in denial if yam mean if you got a divorce lost your job your health in bad shape your kids are alienated from you and you're saying I'm fine then you're not in touch with reality and to give somebody a pill mask your feelings about that just keeps you off task I don't you paint a good motivator I grew up in like Texas and Oklahoma I don't know you've ever done this but we were supposed to spend my summers in the thriving Metropolis of Monday Texas you ever heard of Monday Texas now it's m u n it's a you not a no Munday Scott like 2,000 but in the Summers it would get hot in Monday texts and when I say hi I mean you look out in the backyard and your dog burst into flames that's what I'm going to be out so we would be going to the swimming pool or something barefooted and you get halfway across an asphalt road and you look down in your I mean like holyshit me your feet or just on fire so what are you going to do I mean that is painful you're going to do one or two things really are going to make a U-turn and get your ass back over to the side of the road and get the grass or you going to run to the other side and get off the road and get in the grass but you're not going to stand there in the middle of the road and melt yourself down to the knees pain is a motivator pain is not necessarily always bad if you're in pain it's going to motivate you to move to change something in the match that was drugs to do that pain with drugs is not a good thing that is Wise Wise advice and I'm I wish more people felt that way particular more doctor so you know I have so many friends that have gone to a doctor cuz I'm not feeling so good that they're almost immediately wanting to throw him on something but it's more like depression as prevalent like the term depression or what it doesn't mean I don't really remember it being a thing when I was a kid there was discuss the ways to spell now it's discussed the way people discuss all sorts of other ailments is it just an awareness thing or is it just people are thinking about it now in different terms well I think it's part of the narrative now and I think with social media with the internet not your social media but with the internet I think there's just a lot more it's a lot more in the nomenclature and there's a lot more awareness about it but I think it was just as prevalent in the 50s Christy's is it was now but in the fifties and sixties there wasn't a psychologist on every corner and there is now and there wasn't sub doctor licensing then you mean you well back then you had to have a PhD or an MD is a psychiatrist to see patients now they have marriage and family therapist a licensed social workers they have different levels where you can do independent practice so that's broaden the number of people that can provide services and some people think that's a good thing some people think it's not I generally think it's a it's a good thing cuz I think 58% of our rule markets today have no psychiatrist available and something like 50 or roughly have no mental health professional available at all none have no mental health professional available at all none so there's just nobody available to help people in in the outlying areas so I think the more people you can get into the profession so long as there's a degree of Competency is better but I think it's always been prevalent I just think people didn't talk about it very much just something I swallowed or they took the church or


    What Dr. Phil Has Learned from Giving Advice to People | Joe Rogan
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    a lot of responsibility to try to give people advice and try to straighten your life out and show them the the flaws in the errors that they're making the most of the time pretty complex pretty layered they have a lot of different Origins and they're often times comorbid a lot of things exist together so I don't think problems are simple at all but two solutions are often simple don't you think I mean it's kind of like the old joke you know the doctor and he said he just hurts and he said well then don't do that anymore it's a lot of times it's very simple in it somebody will have a complex thing that comes from childhood or maybe it's a drug grounder they've had trauma in their life but the solution is change your behavior I mean stop rewarding bad behavior choose a different path in life just behave your way to success sometimes the solutions are very simple even though the problems are very complex because it's some point you have to stop focusing on Y and start focusing on what state of why it happened what am I going to do to change it so sometimes the solutions are pretty simple implementing no Solutions are often it's often very difficult for people to change their lives change their patterns it is in in patterns has the key you're nobody does anything in pattern if they don't get a payoff and if you can identify that's why that's why inside so important that's why I think it's the number one outcome to whether somebody's going to respond to the talking therapy for example if somebody can identify what their payoff is they really can figure out I'm doing this repeatedly and my payoff is I don't have to work or I don't get held accountable for this or I'm escaping accountability over here or I get attention or sympathy or if they can figure out what their payoff is and they convened control that with his for themselves to the kids or whatever if you control the currency then you can control the behavior they have this comfort in their patterns and even if their problems are self-destructive events drug abuse or alcoholism or did those those the comfort in those patterns following those patterns it seems very compelling to a lot of people I mean hi and a off and if you if you get high and so you don't get a job and you don't take care of your kids that's a payoff that you're not doing things that you need to do that you should be accountable for its a pathological payoff but it's a payoff none-the-less and so that does reward you even though it's a pathological payoff it's a pathological thing you call it a reward and it if you but if you can identify that what they say look I'm not doing what I need to do I need to stop rewarding myself in that way and hold myself County to be there for my kid I tell my kid I'm going to be there every day and I don't show up cuz I'm high on drugs then you know I need to stop doing I don't usually I need to not let myself get away with that and instead require myself to show up for the kid when I say I do say I will and then you see what's in the kids eyes you share the experience with them now that becomes your payoff so then you'll start showing it for your yeah how many people take your advice how many people just listen and try for a little bit and then bail you know it is hard to say because I think are sometimes our most productive guest are the ones that don't get it because the mail we get they'll say oh wow that guy didn't get her to that woman didn't get it but I saw myself in them and I'll Never Say I saw them being such a right fighter or I saw them being so hard-headed or so oppositional and I heard them say things I've said and they left and didn't get it I got it I'll never do that again so sometimes those that don't get it at all while they're there are the ones are the best teaching tools for the millions of people that are home watching yeah that's interesting isn't it oh okay I see that in myself am I just got to not do with that guy to and then also you see the stubborn pigheadedness that some people have when they won't listen to advice and you could clearly see how they're ruining their lives by not being honest and sometimes a story that we might have is maybe extreme where you say I don't do all six things they're doing but I do two of them and they are in sharp relief to me so I can get that thing and do that anymore so I mean that's where I think you get a payoff in ill people go and find these things on the internet I mean last year and we have a channel that we put up meal different clips divorce show their parenting shows or whatever and we had over two billion views in the last year people just go and finding that information and looking at it so I know people are seeking information out and looking at Beyond to show itself so be seeking information and we just don't have a good distribution system for mental health in America so I think they look I think they're hungry for it they look for how many people out there trying to do better but trying to get their lives in order and you know it shows like yours and you know they're giving out inspiration and knowledge it's so it's such a important thing for people especially for people who didn't grow up with wise parents or maybe good support system around them I think this let screwing grew up with a alcoholic father and it was a pretty violent home and and he was a really bad alcoholic and I know having grown up in that you wind up with what I call a damaged personal truth and you feel second-class and the problem that kids make cuz I know I did it and I cannot see others do it is you compare your personal truth what you know about yourself and how you really live and what's really going on you compare your personal truth to everybody else's social mask cuz you go to school and you know well I know that last night the windows got kicked out of my house I know that the utilities got turned off and I know there was a big like my kitchen last night and the kids sitting next to me he's got on a shirt that's all I earned and his face is all bright and clean and you know he looks like he's just got it all together and you compare yourself to that person that kid and you feel like your second class and the problem with that is we generate the results in life we think we deserve so if you think you're damaged you think your second class you will generate results that you think a second-class person deserves so if you don't fix your personal truth then you'll spend the rest of your life saying well you know those really good results those belong for somebody else for me that's for somebody else and you'll settle for second-best and you won't get what you might otherwise generate for yourself if you don't fix your personal truth and so I think a lot of people are struggling looking for a way to kind of get out of field good about themselves and damaged self-esteem Demi self-worth and they really don't know where to go so that's why I do the show I don't look I'm not done with the mishap prevention that we're doing 8-minute cures up there I mean come on we're not doing that but I think if you can point people in the right direction if you can raise their awareness you can get them thinking about it you can create a narrative where they at least say you know how do I feel about myself I mean is there stuff I need was off I mean what am I saying to myself you can get them thinking about that then you know maybe you've done something yeah you know Tony Roberts once said once that it's incremental changes over the Long Haul in the way you have to look at it as if these two boats are going in a parallel Direction and one of them two shifts 5° over the course of time this boat is going to be in a far different place than the other both is going the same way it was always going the important thing to realize as well is the next year's going to go by whether you're doing something your wife or not I mean we're sitting here right now at the end of February and the next 10 months are going to go by whether somebody is working to make change of whether they're not and they may think you know how my God I'm so far away. I'll never get it on the controller I'm so behind in my bills or I'm so depressed everything is so out of control what you know what you make those incremental changes and then pretty soon in December you go hey I'm way better off and I was at the end of February so you make little changes and they all had it up and if you don't by the end of the year you just didn't deeper so every little bit matters I tell people to write things down one of the best ways to get things done is to write things down write down what you trying to get done write down what you need to get done on a long-term basis which need to get done on a short-term basis and ran up a force yourself accountable the difference between a dream and a goal is a timeline and accountability did you do what you said you were going to buy this time and if you don't hold your feet to the fire because it mean just sitting around dreaming someday and someday I'm going to get a different job someday I'm going to change this will someday any day of the week you mean just sitting around dreaming someday and someday I'm going to get a different job someday I'm going to change this will someday in a day of the week you know there's Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday look on your counter some days not on there so you got to say OK I want to take this small step by here this most hit by there this most hit by there and then pretty soon you know we don't leaps tall buildings in a single bound we take it to Florida time


    How Violence in Chicago Compares to Mexico | Joe Rogan & Ioan Grillo
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    crazy but in these areas is anybody talk to other people who were just on the edge of this while I'm family members involved in this and it's just been living this many levels of violence violence because you look at some of the worst cities like San Pedro Sula Honduras Caracas see that what is I need to places which have levels of violence which you like way was the Medieval Europe play some Medieval Europe I mean look at the figures 400,000 because some of them have not over a hundred a hundred thousand hundred 50 hundred thousand a medieval Europe early cities would like twenty one hundred thousand so that way was not Way West in the wild west the night now there are some place in the United States to Daylight. I know it's going to be interesting to compare that to Latin America significant still more than medieval Europe yeah wow Baltimore's worst in medieval Europe Chicago it's not that I'm in love level thinking Chicago comes out around when you do something so it's not now the American at the house City now then again what were things about the fault in the United States compared to Latin America in Baltimore is is is is significant about the city of Baltimore is very smooth lights send Mexico you haven't are states that are lightweight even or odd countries in Latin America is it is it significant Pizza Palace bubble city of Baltimore is very smooth lights with a talking about send Mexico you haven't are states that are like really Vonore. Countries in Latin America was in the u.s. attempt to be neighbors with your violin so if you really focus on the southside of Chicago a similar levels to Baltimore if you look at the whole city


    Joe Rogan | Mexican Drug Cartels, Are There Any Solutions? w/Ioan Grillo
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    well I mean if you get Braviary you want to see Solutions you want to find Solutions and you want to come to the optimism with finding Solutions and then you want to justify why you doing this doing this for but you tell the story about to look for solutions to this is three areas I believe they agree with you on the phone uphill battle, not going back to 2012 I wrote editorials about in a one of the reasons you should legalize marijuana is because if the marijuana come from Mexico which goes to cartels which pays Killers which pays for corruption but at the same time marijuana stays so you will see what the issue of heroin cocaine Fentanyl and you call the cartels are going to punch bottle rockets now they steal crude oil some big deal they still billions of dollars worth of crude oil from pipelines tap into a pipeline or something to put to take the same sorts of crazy video recently small town in Mexico with a bunch of there was a top opener spring out and a bunch of people lining up just to pick up the oil from the pipeline unexploded and it was just a crazy that stole from from from now. But I will Lyme disease attacking what do Americans spend on illegal drugs and it is an estimate of a hundred billion dollars a year so text books for $10. Rudy creates this this monster I mean we have they want to needs it because heroin addicts follow up heroin so everyone you say from that you could I know you can stop a lot heroin and I love that money with this money goes to these people who doing this stuff but a second there I believe is his social work in the neighborhood ticket with the Assassins with Achilles in cartels in Mexico and a noose around Latin America than driving around Jamaica and Brazil Central America Colombia talkin to Los Tequila's especially cuz I'm in some cases different profiles there's some of them this is done Honduras which is suicidal crisis situation when I was 15 and he was driving for us and he was also carrying a gun to help us with that you've been hit before being at the shop at 4 and then I met him again after these guys I'd he described how he been abandoned as a kid by parents and had this rule hate that he had with the world like can I just f*** the world I need to scrub the first time that he cared about mothers and it will be done crazy stuff for the first on the counter mud was probably the freakiest when he was 14 and they got a family that went to a house could know what they call family and the family describe describe. And then describe later on you know how he became a hired killer anything about him do have these conflicts inside the heart that he was someone on all this about the interview and he had his heart is to balance that someone who does evil but also has been a victim as well a victim and victimizer and you feel. Pain symptoms and his himself in be murdered he butchered his family is 14 week was he stealing money from them so the story with that was he said that he was hanging around with his baby Street kids I'm on the other kids said or know where there's some money in the house we can get some money in the house so they went in there and killed his family and it turned out those my money that the reason allocated said go that was cuz he'd actually been living with his family being abusive to him so he wanted like revenge on his family but was so pretty sick of how is that when he was describing it was they had this family and they would distort them defending themselves they would like Tatum one by one lap in the manner in a room and take them one by one to take them out butcher them out what's going on I think I mean watching itself but how like teenage kids can think about that stuff and then later Roman joking about the decapitations he was talking about they get contracts with decapitation inside the cut like a sailor who won this killing we wanted captured the guy we won this stalking you want to see video of the garden capitec we won that we want to go to suffer a money hacks the heads up there sometimes to be a moment when I'm when the body is to lock twitching how many packs the heads off their sometimes to be a moment when the light goes out them and when the body is too loud twitching like he says they can still see light cuz of the Headless Chicken is a bit the part when they still lacked which in a bit even off today and I have lost connection


    Narco Journalist Details Mexican Drug Cartel History | Joe Rogan
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    so I I came to Mexico or went to Mexico and year 2002 round for a few years in the UK wanted to get into journalism so I found one way to get into it was to start working in a foreign country rod and gun to my local newspaper and work and go to a foreign country and start working and I had a romantic idea about Latin America thinking I'll be like I saw the movie Salvador romantic comedy about running around with gorillas fighting military ships arrived in Mexico in 2012 in English language newspaper 27 when I first letter u k at 28th in Mexico traffic nobody cares about Red Light Green Light they don't care it's stressful they won't cut with the kayak all the time people shouting you a lot you have to use people quoting you like pendejo Saturday I'm nice motor like the Mexican Spanish would like you wake a possible way so when did you start getting into Narco journalism so romantic are there about what I'm not covering it in Mexico or Latin America when I write my bracelet back in Ukiah grew up around drugs in the UK so going back to the 80s I grab it on people taking drugs I had a few friends who died from heroin overdoses back then fool people in need. I have another doses I had a sister who went to became a schizophrenic smoke a little smoke around that time as well will pop yeah. That it was a Moroccan hashish there's a connection you know when we've been exploring that a lot lately yeah we went into this marijuana debate between Alex Bernstein and Doctor my cart from Canada and we talked about it and I know people that have had that happen to them where they've had schizophrenic or psychotic breaks because of just a massive doses of marijuana and special people that don't do for people that do it too much for too long it does happen I had that debate that's where it came to mind I mean I don't know a lot of people smoke weed when she was 18 and I was 16 at the time and when I came out it turned out was in my my my grandmother had schizophrenia or if it was how much the the the hatch was involved in that there's other issues as well so I don't really know the signs of it but battery going back so so I've been around a little drunk before so when I arrived in Mexico actually one of the first first arriving in Mexico ended up hanging around with some some people never smoked a little crack in Mexico people smoking crack down on it so when I go to a job with a local newspaper in English and how that link to the cartels and then very soon just very very quick I just fell in right away likes everything to happen by accident I just fell into covering the crime beat this is got back to mmi so then I was calling about the into a great journalist from twana Jesus blancornelas Roll legend from Tijuana to survive the shooting by by cartels and the time just getting him give me information give me tips on how to restart when they're not big store idylis back in those days was the court-martial some generals for drug trafficking and that was really what it began that been generals for drug trafficking how much of an issue stop me corruption must be unbelievably ramping so I mean corruption even in this coming up word for it sometimes I couldn't State capture 18 years of covering this stuff mrs. the very beginning but they're not in a whole lot of crazy stuff in that time of how bad the corruption is or what it really means IUD be placed when you get to know the policeman in a certain Town Center City and talk to know you know how old military guys are partitions and then you going to believe these are good people going to believe this good policeman out there who really want to stop crying so there's one policeman his nickname was Tyson Tyson like Mike Tyson his nickname was Tyson Fury's well-built guy and then it came out that he was actually a drug cartel member ranking every drug cartel and he actually confessed they have a thing with a police the the federal place when they go I'm going to confess on camera and he confessed know only was he turning a blind eye as he was training the young kids how to take people how to cut people up expecting in graphic detail how he died you know how they make the cut limbs off Alex Young People trained to cut limbs off to get them to lose that fear so that's the level of corruption replacement really would not really who they are the crazy things about a corruption down there did you have any hesitancy and getting involved in Norco journalism knowing something I would imagine that's one of the most dangerous Avenues to pursue in journalism so this was geopolitical involved in carbon is so like about 2,000 if this hadn't happened this war hadn't happened it was still a crime issue at that moment so I began to cover these things and then around 2,000 for allergic to the Houston Chronicle out of Houston Texas I was covering of the stream cover in Mexico for them and I threw up to a lot to Nuevo Laredo and there was a tough War beginning that which is really beginning of the drug war pull Mexico pop began on the border with Texas in the city code Nuevo Laredo over the bridge from Laredo Texas back in 2004 so there's a lot of interest from the detective newspapers what was going on there's a whole bunch of bodies party not that call I just drive the car to know better I do with myself crazy stuff so that you can get stopped by an armed group has Rosie could be could be a group of guys with guns people a lot more careful about the roads will be very careful how you move and how you plan this stuff when do by yourself around these places so it's about that when this was happening and there was trying to figure out why and I know there was one guy interview to is a head of Chamber of Commerce and I told him about couple weeks later he became the chief of police for the city and they are things that are you scared can I use get about being killed in almost good at 7:00 p.m. to get killed and he was shot that 6 hours after he gave that statement they shorten that and that was one of the real mark Cuz if something really strange is going on in Mexico something is like going to a Rock to Mexico and then from there it kind of just escalated and escalated and start work for the other media Time magazine New York Times different people off the water to the condo what new stores by describe books about this stuff is big and it's complicated it must be immensely complicated to the people that live there it seems like there's no Escape I mean if you can't turn to the police the police are the cartel there's the cartel the police all of the politicians most likely if they're alive have to be compromised yeah I mean they think some very very desperate people and I mean this being some bird if it means breaking people's wealth this has been heroes are our heroes I'll just get more of a sense about that means on the ground as well and some of the things you see some of the things that stay with me and I prefer a while it was quite romantic covering this is not why I'm covering I'm going to be places where Chapo Guzman is from now look up to the village and meets mother meets Family I'm wrong about these these crazy people but then you start seeing the human pain in all of this one many stories does the stick with me was a mother in Monterey school teacher know when you have armed guards leaving around it was so like really affecting the Civil population has attacked Nashville population I'm one mother she was in a home with a two children in Monterey and a just chilling in the house and then the door broke down I'm about 15 guys in bulletproof jackets who came in taking stuff from the house how the family room down to the mother which of your children is the oldest I choose not to know how to reply I mean which of your children the oldest how do how do I reply that just couldn't speak and yelled Estancia Tucson 118 115 the ATM and he said I'm on the oldest so happy you're coming with us take him away the next day she got a phone call saying not to be caught your son give us about money will give him back so he went around to my relatives is called the money she's going to get the money right away she turned out with the money gave some money and then just cut off the clothes and she hadn't heard from him since station the paints that I couldn't and I met her when I went to report on one of the worst atrocities which was 49 Boris who being decapitated who had the hands and feet cut off and open dumped on a road I know it take him some Morgan Monterey and arrive to the Morris house inside the motor smelling the smell of The Dead Boys is going to wait smell you get from that became flesh conical sweet smell you get from your Aunt has places where you can smell the bodies how do you start the motor on a cam out she's outside the move and she was trying to see if it has some might be among those people among us borders wow but you know it's it's so insane that this is right next door to America and there's so little effort put on doing something about it including doing something to mitigate the influence of illegal drugs by me drugs legal and that would be one gigantic step your you're not going to stop people from doing drugs means is a nailogical ridiculous approach I don't think people should do most of those drugs but when you make drugs illegal only criminals are going to sell those drugs and this is exactly what you have right next door to American it's just unbelievably insane that there's this amount of crime a drive away from San Antonio what's legal and that would be one gigantic step your you're not going to stop people from doing drugs when this is an illogical ridiculous approach I don't think people should do most of those drugs but when you make drugs illegal only criminals going to sell those drugs and this is exactly what you have right next door to American it's just unbelievably insane that there's this amount of crime a drive away from San Antonio


    Joe Rogan | What Trumps Border Wall Means for Drug Cartels w/Ioan Grillo
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    famous people who are studying the Narco Wars with all this Build That Wall stuff all this was going on in America there's this this is very strange right vs left polarizacion over here about whether or not there should be a wall between United States and Mexico sure I mean anything let Mexicans Dinotopia rapists and murders yeah someone's doing the raping yeah how many levels does anybody like me Trump and Mexicans are like a contrarian front once I'm in the in the heater guy being deported and he was like I knew this guy Trump going to turn out to be a great president so so very very Auntie Trump in terms of the world I mean about this and he was describing which is right on the border with the United States Nogales Sonora Nogales Arizona on the border there and he described the he first took people over the border the United States back in the 1980s when he was at school so high school and the offense and there's a hole in the fence to go through and the first time he to people through people derive from southern Mexico so you know how to get to u.s. mixing all this way and they give him a tip at the first only about $0.50 was made to take people's United States 50 Cent nowadays the cost of dragon of the u.s. is $5,000 images more expensive one is more expensive that means more money going to criminals which means there's not an industry doing it so now the cartels make a big percentage of that money of human smuggling into the u.s. 2nd president sang if you even agree to pay the world and why you to come and meet me and then it was like while he's really going to try Shakedown Mexico for like billions of dollars he's really been trying to do that and that was kind of scary mime and then tapering point field Mexico when he first and then he's going to deport 3 million and he's going to kill NAFTA lost Apple music from Possum really hit Mexico very hard to the concern was that he was going to take money that should be allocated to other ways it's going to help Mexico and he's going to try to take that and use it to build the wall diplomatic Family First careers that was kind of scary for a moment from the point of view of Mexico but I think off Utica lost copy if you haven't really hit Mexico whether not he wants to do the woo house is a bit the big fashion in terms of the spending here but if he wants to build it or Extended Stay Braeswood in section the board already if he wants to extend it and now it won't stop a lot of hard drugs I mean if you look at heroin cocaine if I buy the drugs they normally go through the Port of Entry so shipping trucks trucks go over that for every day now. Mountain trucks how many lights can you search in a day or the way they can hide this stuff in truck they can hide drugs in like a metal that can put lemons in in some kind of metal container seal it up solder it up put a bunch of stuff it doesn't smell so somebody with a blowtorch inside timer when the first Narco Corridos. Drug balance it was good Contraband and threatened treason for the 1970s was about hiring hiding marijuana packaging and tires Tri-City Tri-City open fire trucks door has to be activity I would imagine if there's a will there's a way in there's that much I mean I remember hearing that from my son a reliable source but from The Sopranos we were talking about only 20% of all the shipping containers to get brought into America gets searched yeah well that's that's crazy they have is you get they allow some to get busted you allow one guy to get busted a set somebody up so that taking some drugs through they get they get busted in the United States border the United States border yes, sometimes they might catch him in Mexico sometimes but the majority United States of the United States border patrol guys are they ever caught being corrupt US border patrol and Customs entry people who have been quoting a bunch of money


    Joe Rogan's Lunch with Erich von Däniken
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    Anakin last week oh my God yes variant ruling very weird he's the guy who wrote Chariots of the Gods L. It's ancient civilizations that were incredibly Advanced I follow the work of Graham Hancock and Randall listen in a few other people that are being proven actually correct more and more I almost on a daily basis by new discoveries it show that that Civilization predates what we initially thought within way back from somewhere around the Great Pyramids which is like 2500 DC that was about as good as anybody gotten you go up act like ancient Sumer which is about 6000 years ago and what they're saying is that know there was most likely a reset a global reset of civilization due to a cataclysmic disaster and there's a s*** ton of evidence there's massive evidence in the form of the smooth clear glass that exists when there's an asteroid impacts of and also there's a guy named dr. Robert schoch is when the first guy proposes it's actually went he freaked me out the podcast he said it was a mass coronal ejection that most likely cause a lightning storms like a rainstorm lightning like that much lightning going the ground in the only people that survive with people that could get undercover they can get into at serums mass extinction of the large mammals in a very short window of time almost instantaneously North America the the end of the Ice Age like 10,000 + years ago there was a mile high ice in most of North America North America gone and all is the all these areas all these points of interest to this one one moment in time that's somewhere between 10 and 12,000 years ago that some big event happened and that most likely just crippled civilization and then people had to rebuild whatever people were around the same group of about 5000 people that well there was a super volcano that erupted somewhere around 70,000 years ago they think this is predating this cataclysmic is at 12 are Yellowstone Caldera Yellowstone going to get us all Payson Zip by you know they're there Texas lately is skepticism about UFOs yeah that's why I want to talk to you about this because you told me that you've become obsessed with you if I was completely flavor combat footage and also just like I know a friend of ours I don't know if she wants to say but her father was an air traffic controller and he told her that every air traffic controller has seen something a commercial pilot when you're sleeping your brain is producing all sorts of endogenous psychedelic chemicals almost all of these experiences happen when your sleeping almost always experience when these people are abducted or taken from their beds which is when they're dreaming like there's some real clear easy steps to follow for Occam's razor and not you not get crazy with it not so sad but it doesn't knock out like Barney and Betty Hill when all the people that are fully conscious and that end that remember it without hypnotherapy Barney and Betty Hill I know the story but I don't know them so I would have to know them cuz there's a lot of people that I've tote like I did a show for Syfy call Joe Rogan questions everything that cured me do cured me of a lot of my nonsense with with conspiracies and talk about this beavers UFO Believers in the one thing that they have in common is they all seem to be kind of lost and dependent upon this thing being real instead of being objective one lady that I interviewed that saw Bigfoot that they really seem to be telling the truth but I think she saw bare Bears walk on two feet all the time they do it all the time and all the time and she was in the Pacific Northwest which is incredibly dense Woods you see some Glimpse it but I was hunting one sitting and in Canada and Alberta and I thought I saw a wolf for 2 seconds it was a squirrel okay I understand that but when you're looking for something you think everything is that thing you're looking for yeah so I thought that f****** squirrel was a wolf that's my expectation and perception are very linked yes yes crazy thing is very when I was a kid I went and saw Carl Sagan speak you have today at the University of Toronto and I was like 14 but he did an equation on the board of the possibility of alien life other than us in the universe and it came to the smallest I mean he spent the whole time writing on the chalkboard it was fascinating at the end and it was such a small he says there is there is something out there but they are so far away that do that unless I can go faster than the speed of light which he said was impossible time yeah the seventies skepticism in general is like like the skeptic Skeptics of the 19th century were the ones you said germs don't exist literally trillions and trillions of earth-like planets speculators before the real problem is that if some there's a leap and a leap a technological leap that opens the doors to massive Innovation that once this happens once this happens in this and then all this stuff sort of exponentially expands in terms of the technological possibility all you would need is a few hundred years and you have an unrecognizable set of Technology figure out source of energy never even experienced yeah you know doesn't exist so they've the speed of light barrier becomes moot because there's that guesses they holographic Quantum hologram Quantum holographic theory of the universe militants that that space time is an illusion is and that it doesn't really exist and that's why you don't like entanglement is possible at a distance the universe that really right next to each other it just seems like they're adopted into the uterus cause our ability to perceive is basically based on what we have to do to stay alive on this planet so our meager little chimp frames are trying to trying to quantify all of these things that are around us all the time so we put them into this so three-dimensional box of movement and distance and and that the entire him the entire universe could be a compact thing at like a hologram undo screen I love these kind of conversations cuz I'm clearly too stupid to really understand what when I don't understand I don't understand anything and I don't understand you two so how stupid does that make me well we don't understand each other we are all the same give me the most intelligent people in our community from examining something like the ridicule kept doctors from accepting germs cuz they didn't want to they didn't want to be ridiculed by their peers and even I you've got people that look like Michael Shermer will cling to the most absurd explanations for phenomena like the F-16 radar footage entailed having to basically diminish any respect you have for any of the people who reported on the events in order to eliminate it about ancient civilization and it wasn't very good for him Skeptics are believers will the problem is believing believing problem is being a skeptic itself you're actually sure about something that means you should be objective not carry at destination is not mockery it's not it's not there's certain people that are just deep bunkers they now call themselves Skeptics but they're not look anything like hell maybe that is effective maybe that is healthy maybe that is interesting know they don't look at it that way they're looking at it they're trying to pick it apart and that's fine if you can pick it apart but if you cannot you have to be objective about the fact that this is a very interesting case, none in that this is what we know about science is it in this is know about this thing and right now we have we have a weird conundrum Denarius of the Gods and did he was he was he believed 400% is all it is still in all in the most compelling piece of evidence that you know and he pointed to this Mayan stone plaque that's in Palenque how have you ever seen it it's in the book it's a God one of their one of their former kings that is lying on his back and he's looks like he's moving some thing it's just really cool carving that they found that looks like there's a guy who is in a seat and it looks like his fire behind his back and you could stay and play controls on a ship and he's shooting a rocket into the heaven I would like to see what the the mainstream version of that is cuz all so it could just be art imagination they knew about certain things being propelled by fire. Is yeah that's it so if you see this mean that's a big a stretch to say that guys in a spaceship I don't know what the f*** that is he's sitting down and alter kind of me it doesn't look like he's looking through an eyepiece right that's true but what does that mean is it a telescope maybe just got a telescoping astronomer yeah I don't think they had telescopes telescope was even invented till a little glass at that point but that was number one piece of evidence was Chariots of the Gods and everything was so new images look at the bottom of it even the part where the flame supposed to be coming out from below him but I mean I'm not even sure if you were going to draw fire you do a really shity job that's your fire stuff around them what's all that stuff that that looks kind of mechanical the right Lucy there's bolts does today have a fire God maybe they drew the fire got a monkey kind of face with titties titties


    Dave Foley: You Can't Understand Infinity Unless You're Brain Damaged | Joe Rogan
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    mathematical idea how can anything be infinite I mean Dino and two parallel lines will never know that though that's the real question like why is why do we need everything to be defined by a very obvious beginning and an end because it's it experience has a beginning and biological has not experienced the same way because we have our life and our life has a beginning and an end all the lives of people we know obsessed with that we want or we terrified of beginnings and ends got to Yanina or else you don't understand where am I now I have no end my very uninformed Theory which is that stuff that everything is meaningless but that only the brain-damaged are capable of conceiving of meaninglessness cuz our brains are meaning machines and that we evolved and it gives an evolutionary advantage that we give meaning to things like that's why can't we just get up and walk around on it like it's a song from a mutual agreement meaning let us organize our lives let us be better Hunters we decide not to drive into each other cuz we painted a little line on a route down the middle not to cross that brings just evolved and then we got to put we realize we're going to die we go well this got to be some meaning there too so then we had to create myths that where do we get upgraded meaning about our lives that's a very dangerous Loop of there's no meaning to everything and nothing has no mean nothing has meaning. That's a dangerous Loop for a person psychologically because you can get stuck in that and you can really but I don't think you can because it's impossible to conceive of unless you are seriously bring damaged damaged will know I don't think it's impossible to conceive it's it's you won't you can that you can intellectually think about it but you can't you can't grasp it really living in the now kind of the same as life has no meaning


    A Head Injury Made Dave Foley Quit Alcohol & Anti Depressants | Joe Rogan
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    pass medical medical psilocybin for therapy Play Drunk right before Christmas and I guess at the bar called the must downtown right around the corner from my apartment and I fell down on the patio just fell over like that I said I would call that my brain gave me a black eye from the inside of my my head called cerebral hemorrhage a subdural hematoma the ICU for 4 days get this bread I had one of those bright red blood eyes and I kept waiting for it to get hard to not drink and I never did like I'm enough for you as having a drinking for years and not know where's white smoke but I can't put a sentence together friendly very withdrawn alcohol oh and so just before I guess like November I said I'll talk to my doctors I want to go off the antidepressants and see what happens and so I've been like gradually dolphin just this month took like the last antidepressant about a month ago so how long is the weaning process it's about 3 months and no. Madera protocol and so did he discourage you know I was excited about it what is the difference I don't really know yet I'm into sorry I don't feel different agent more emotional crying at the Oscars you know hopefully I'm going to hopefully I hope it will help with writings I feel like I'm having trouble coming up with story ideas when you do hug me too long now heightened emotionalism I was worried that I would be like that might not be able to go out and do some shows cuz I'd be more worried I might be more Moody and you know yeah yeah but it's so far hasn't affected them anymore


    Joe Rogan - What Happens to Jussie Smollett??
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    and they really can't do it that's a really effective strategies a great strategy can make things happen now cuz it's just so internal Discord we're going to go around system what time is it supposed to just a lot of Americans that hate each other does that how to make it out and he said to the two guys because listen get a noose and doing this at the hotel with the new still around his neck holding a Subway sandwich just that alone the people of people at the hotel should have been like what what happened it's amazing and why are you eating at Subway are you not stick to your on Empire what the hell is wrong with you hot meatballs melted cheese be a victim who'd want to fake being a victim I heard that during the Kavanaugh hearing else like that is a ridiculous thing to say there's a lot of currency in Arby's everyone would do it I want to do it would you do what kind of hate crime are you fake I watch Good Morning America interview this morning and I laughed as my buddy I go there's a moment when they go attackers crazy he was going to inform on two guys if there were two white guys with Maga hats who got caught in jail right now he's good on the show he stand behind a completely different and they'll be people in jail right now he wouldn't care they fire everyone else on the show and it's just a Jessie Smollett story and two innocent people with the gay Tupac wandering the streets of Empire fake things like that how about you fake a hate crime I'd love to do something like that TruTV percent of imperialism in oppression I always get caught never think I'd get away with wanting everyone to think you're a victim with nothing really happened is insanely selfish thing yeah that's an insane like faking physical crime I can't have someone punch him or he hit himself like punched in back and what you bought back I love how he was like he was on camera for everything except one minute so they have some good morning America they go how long is it she's like it felt like several minutes but it could have been 30 seconds how long is that she's like it felt like several minutes but could have been 30 seconds like he's covering the span of time it is in his life he's going I got to say it's less than a minute cuz I'm only off camera for a minute when ever your brother got killed his wife and blames a black guy yeah I know there's been a bunch of those right and then you see the interview


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the Ford Logo Mandela Effect
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    open up a warm create a particle that would Devour the fabric of the universe it was a black hole it would expand expand expand in heat all universes that we pop in and out of different like the fact that we go inside you remember you recognize this part of the Ford logo in this most people never noticed it this a weird little squiggle in the app perceptions are the whole time and I didn't know there was a narrow there any other people who insist that owe the federal arrow is really interesting alligators before it get squiggling the f in jail in jail so was there always a squiggle winded wouldn't have a real Ford that little thing when did they make the squiggle okay that's an alarm cuz that's what I thought the Ford thing with your Ford Mustang see that see if they have a nice day. until now affect effect seems like people f****** with something that's not broken yeah right yeah that's why they replaced it with caffeine do they use coca leaves smack in the face, police for flavor yes in fact the company dude is crazy the company that makes the coke company that uses the coca leaves that brings in the coca leaves to make Coca-Cola is the number one creator of medical-grade cocaine that use that coca leave to also make medical grade cocaine there's no cocaine in Coca-Cola yeah olears if I drink diet coke with coca leaves to make Coca-Cola they still do it's a flavor but the diet coke is just chemicals it's all artificial advertising besides producing the Coca flavor agent for Coca-Cola the stepan company extract cocaine from the coca leaves who sells it to Mallinckrodt St Louis Missouri pharmaceutical manufacturer that is the only company United States license to purify cocaine for medical use they go so they actually using actual cocoliso someone I guarantee you if you follow the paperwork there's a bunch of cocaine hanging around


    Joe Rogan Remembers Brody Stevens
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    he got off and Lance yeah he he didn't like the way it felt to be on them and you know it is so that he's so hard that such a hard one to take because everyone loved that guy and yeah I think that everyone has no haters I don't know a single person was like that guy was a dick no. 101 everyone loved him and everybody Orchard you just in pain all the time and yeah it's just it's so strange that you think the thing that people like most is for other people to love them and care about them everybody loves Brody yeah but yet he couldn't just couldn't you want but I never I've never known Brody to have a relationship never known him to have a special someone in his life and I mean it is it out. Alone hug be very very depressing are you connected to any of them really how empty that Broyles name is breaking up I mean I have like long depression but I didn't get it treated until that point when it was like I was like month and remember the time that I protected a reporter from you all at the tcas yeah which apparently enough to Wilkes-Barre Toni Toni Toni stop this crazy after that you were experiencing that combination apparently of the malaria medication and alcohol as I go crazy combination and then you add to that jet lag and and the trauma of being separated from my kids to the sound of my my my eldest child screaming daddy don't go which even now I can't talk about but anyway if you are out there get on meds and stay on them like Brody should have stayed on this man well you know I just wish we could have all known and how he was and how close he was to that yeah well that's the thing is that people think you're close to suicide is the most rational Choice you'll ever make when you're when you're that close it just seems like the most sensible that's because it's otherwise it's too much pain yeah I heard someone describe it as a building man that that is I never thought I would ever say that I never thought that that would be a way that people would be going out either and or member would be at Drake say there you know he he was hard that was all I knew Drake back in the


    Joe Rogan | Dave Foley's UFO Obsession
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    I think I'm obsessed with lately is skepticism about UFOs yeah that's why I want to talk to you about this because you told me that you've become obsessed with UFOs yeah I completely uninstall labor games locked on a UFO found footage and also just like I know a friend of ours I don't know if she wants to say or what her father was an air traffic controller and he told her that every air traffic controller has seen something a commercial pilot and she said yeah turn around because when you're sleeping your brain is producing all sorts of endogenous psychedelic chemicals almost all of these experiences happen when you're sleeping almost always experience when these people are abducted or taken from their beds which is when they're dreaming easy steps to follow up on Occam's razor and not you not get crazy but it doesn't knock out like Barney and Betty Hill when all the people that are fully conscious and remember it without hypnotherapy but I don't know Barney and Betty Hill I know the story but I don't know them so I would have to know them cuz there's a lot of people that I've tote like I did a show for Syfy call Joe Rogan questions everything that cured me do cured me of a lot of my nonsense with with conspiracies and talk about yes Bigfoot Believers UFO Believers and the one thing that they have in common is they all seem to be kind of lost and dependent upon this thing being real instead of being a lady that I interviewed that saw Bigfoot that they really seem to be telling the truth but I think she saw bare Bears walk on two feet all the time they do it all the time and all the time and she was in the Pacific Northwest which is incredibly Woods you see something you Glimpse it but I was hunting one sitting and in Canada and Alberta and I thought I saw a wolf for 2 seconds it was a squirrel it's okay I understand that but when you're looking for something you think everything is that thing you're looking for yeah so what I got for Christmas I thought that f****** squirrel was a wolf that's my expectation and perception are very linked yes yes visual centers of crazy thing is very when I was a kid I went and saw Carl Sagan speak at the University of Toronto and I was like you know 14 but he did an equation on the board of the possibility of alien life other than us in the universe and it came to the smallest I mean he spent the whole time writing on the chalkboard it was fascinating at the end and it was such a small he says there is there is something out there but they are so far away that do that unless I can go faster than the speed of light which he said was impossible time yeah the seventies but that's a skepticism in general is like that it looks like the skeptic Skeptics of the 19th century were the ones you said germs don't exist everything we know those are literally trillions and trillions of a share plan Earth-like planets speculators before the real problem is that if some there's a leap and a leap a technologically that opens the doors to massive Innovation that once this happens once this happens in this and then all this stuff sort of exponentially expands in terms of the technological possibility need is a few hundred years and you have an unrecognizable set of Technology yeah sure that they're still trying to figure out source of energy experience Riesling that space-time itself doesn't exist so the speed of light barrier becomes moot because I guess it's the holographic Quantum hologram their Quantum holographic theory of the universe and it's a rental Through the Wormhole thing that space time is an illusion it is and that it doesn't really exist and that's why you no like entanglement is possible is cuz they're not really an opposite ends of the universe there really right next to each other it just seems like they're upset into the universe cuz our ability to perceive is basically based on what we have to do to stay alive on this planet so our meager little chimp brains trying to trying to quantify all these things are around us all the time so we put them into this so three-dimensional box of movement and distance in the entire universe could be a compact thing itself like a hologram onto a screen I love these kind of conversations cuz I'm clearly too stupid to really understand what when I don't understand I don't understand anything and I don't understand you two so how stupid does that make me well we don't understand each other we're all the same just silence even the most intelligent people in our community from examining something like the ridicule kept doctors from accepting germs sure cuz they didn't want to they didn't want to be ridiculed by their peers and even though you've got people that look like Michael Shermer will cling to the most absurd explanations for phenomena like the F-16 radar footage we went to Great Lengths that entailed having to basically diminish any respect you had for any of the people who reported on the events you know I need some funky moments with Skeptics are believers the problem is the problem is being a skeptic itself about something science is being used and it's not carry SS nation is not mockery it's not it's not there's certain people that are just deep bunkers they now call themselves Skeptics but they're not look anything like that is effective maybe that is healthy that is interesting know they don't look at it that way they're looking at it they're trying to pick it apart and that's fine if you can pick it apart but if you cannot you have to be objective about the fact that this is a very interesting and dominant in the distance show about science is it in this is what we know about this thing and right now we have a weird conundrum something gods and did he was he was he believed 400% is all it is still in all in the most compelling piece of evidence you know and he pointed to this Mayan Stone plaque that's in Palenque if you've ever seen it it's in the book it's a God one of their one of their former kings that is lying on his back and he's looks like he's moving some that thing it's a really cool carving that they found that looks like there's a guy who is in a seat and it looks like there's fire behind his back and you could stay and play hey that he's manipulating controls on a ship and he's you know shooting a rocket into the heaven I would like to see what the the mainstream version of that is cuz all so it could just be art imagination they knew about certain things being propelled by fire there it is that's it so if you see this meme that's a big a stretch to say that guys in a spaceship I don't know what the f*** that is he's sitting down and alter could I but it doesn't look like he's looking through an eyepiece right it's true what does that mean is it a telescope maybe just got a telescope immediately just Stone astronomer number one piece of evidence was Bigfoot you know and Chariots of the Gods and everything was so new images look at the bottom of it even the part where the flame supposed to be coming out from below him very very bottom but I mean I'm not even sure I buy that if you're going to drop fire you do a really shity job that's your fire what's all that stops at Dallas kind of mechanical the right Lucy does bolts does today have a fire God maybe they drew the fire got a monkey kind of face titties titties who's chilling and it looks like he's looking through something what's that thing hanging across him most compelling evidence so what is this obsessing what what is your more recent obsessing about UFOs what's the origin of this the evidence the evidence itself says you have to take this seriously and yet no one does or very very few people the possibility of some non-human intelligence that F-16 stuff is pretty compelling what is the F-16 to the Stars Academy said he's the best goddamn rock band the planet okay here's something interesting about this and this was pointed out like by okay video film by a fighter jet shows an unknown object near San Diego video from 2004 was released by the US Department of Defense while the way it moves there's something about the way it moves is really weird huh not from this world they have to go we'll find that that make arguments like that jet fighters are not better observers than anyone else up Nick Ward's take on that board the guy who he runs deep metal bunk metabolic runs a debunking site and he's another one of those guys that is all in with the the conventional explanation goes way out of his way to not anything that could be remotely debackers razor if you have to go to Great Lengths to dismiss something right that's not falling Occam's razor right during the video where the pilot shifted from One X 2 to X which makes the image move more because you're you have invocation Lakeview use magnifying glasses are by nose like if you use a 15 x by nose is very difficult to hold on them but 6-6 you can kind of look at things in distance but that's if you don't have about him about 3 million dollars worth of stabilization equipment on your dad just walked onto the subject right which is why that stays in lock through the lock and that's almost impossible I have a question possible for anything that man has to do with the quality of cameras today why is this footage so shity what is he saying the program doesn't make that will larger for my stupid ass for all you make sure you are talking about the Right video there's two that are confused here were talking about the gimbal video which is not from the Nimitz incident discussed here so it's cool down a little bit the gimbal video is an okay yeah that's when we looking at unknown date and location from an app from unknown pilot nope The Tick Tock one soon as I that's 2004 okay that's David fervor the media's discusses videos Tom DeLonge to the Stars the link contains the frames with the saying keep going keep going keep going Black Sheep on the object some kind of infrared Flair glare we know the shape of a very bright infrared Source like the engine of a plane to me much bigger than the object itself is explain to your okay so the circle flare it does explain again Occam's razor is okay so this guy is saying it's a look at it looks nothing like it even if it is a Jetta chats not capable of Breaking Free from the lock right now if you look at that you can see the jet example the bunks is debunking come up with something that is more credible than a trained fighter pilot who is there and Visually seeing it what do you think of the tracking of you I guess I don't know I don't get Crazy Craft is a crafting piloted intelligently straws and weird looking at a an ant colony you didn't go listen to me ants yes you just looked at him you know there was a White House what is the nearest yeah Roseanne the first second pulled it out remember that something that's got here cancer at they shoot him they shoot him out of his hand me the end of the movie he is resurrected that's right right now those those were the days we thought that they would communicate like an old rash of them that were seen over Washington DC yeah there was a. Dozens of UFOs tracked and admitted by the government that they were tracking them and watching them but they then and then I was doing a show with her years ago and she just telling us the story that's pretty funny and she doesn't know they took a scoop out of my back and I'm like a scoop they take a scoop out of your bag she showed on their back shoulder there was a hexagonal diamond shaped scoop out of her back a divot. no scar tissue and know how to make punch hole punch back there at the time years ago when I went into the ailing section was the world's biggest bookstore in Toronto on Monday of it and just look through all this crap up immediately in there are other people and some of them have like little pieces of something in there body about this many many years ago interested in Plants you're talking about people that have alien implants get body yeah silence debate is unbelievably potent sure and we're part of that were part of the Machinery that was used very very consciously by the government to silence inquiry you know it was like you know feeding it enough in the story the right way too late night talk show hosts made it so that nobody would talk about it so do you think that the government consciously fed those ideas like Johnny Carson those folks the UFO phenomenon but you see these people freaking out you're okay luck we'd look reviews all of our military might all of our scientific power and we don't see s*** I'm not buying this but he's people freaking out just has the real potential to get out of hand go sideways honest about aliens with my regards to Trump if there's anybody that would f****** tell us into UFOs are real but CNN is fake if I knew that to become president met you get all the access to your photos in Mecca Ashley pinata legitimately thinking that aliens were going to come propose such a possible scenario in that movie was so good now the lighthouse Lighthouse light for a spacecraft that they were within 20 feet of a craft that they saw and took notes on did drawings of against it and they wrote down notes all like different set of hieroglyphs on the ship itself described at the casino describes the feel of it is electrostatic field of being around it and the official explanation was they mistook a lighthouse several miles away for the spacecraft so Occam's razor against that's hard to believe that these trained observers that's how they always try to dismiss the idea that trained observers are better observers but they are better observers sure high definition camera the lenses are too wide but they saw something but they just you know what is the likelihood that trained observers who have been on this base for years on this night would mistake a lighthouse if they've seen every night for the entire time they've been on this base for UFO I mean what is the the likelihood of that that explanation is correct rendlesham and rendlesham are you afraid there was a UFO and it's a nuclear insulation that these observers saw something run described it accurately is it something that it crashed if you want to say that it came down was was landed in the forest and then took off what do you think of the Rhino case the day of recovered a crashed UFO and alien bodies in the next day or so. We made a mistake was just a balloon invisibility cloaks will they they showed up again the next day with a bunch of weather balloon scraps into separate planes and the Truman met them there yeah Beekman alien question myself so that's my problem I want stuff but I won't like I'll be skeptical about something just seems crazy or well if the preponderance of you haven't said something happened but doesn't tell you what happened but then you still have to believe something happened not knowing what happened isn't evidence that it didn't happen and yet you're still a flower skeptical about something just seems crazy or people that you know belief service crap something metaphysical explanation for all this might my thing is just well if the preponderance of the evidence says something happened but doesn't tell you what happened but then you still have to believe something happened not knowing what happened isn't evidence that it didn't happen and yet you're still a flat earther


    Canadians Explain Curling to Joe Rogan
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    ring the same decoder ring that is what a lot of it is a lot of it is people with whether or not you believe in God or not it's the saying that God's real in the worshipping God in the talking about God is just letting everybody know that they can predict you nothing nowhere you can't like if you're a gentleman or gentlemen wearing a tie with a nice suit on and pair of pants I can fairly likely predict that you're going to be reasonably behaved yeah your gentleman Christian if you're up a person who calls himself a Christian and you know well we go to the go to church every Sunday and I'd like to read the Bible and I am Christian down and people automatically okay I kind of know where you coming from I can see where you are and now I like that you can predict me cuz you'll like me better I don't have to talk we reinforce those those patterns in your head now say some things that a repeated thing that I've heard other people say about God and Jesus and yeah and it's a nice way to kill time so that way you know believe in God and go to church yet it's a great what you kill time until death nullifies I'll meaning the community thing of it is a good thing there's there's some powerful like bonding experiences that people have when they agreed to be humble together yeah pocket hunting curling yep that's right and there's no way you curling is one of the top TV not rise to the tops of curling without humbling yourself yourself the minute you say shiting on them what you're sliding a rock on the ice no one's November on the lake catches himself like gently fall fall elegantly on a hiking and sleep a little and catch yourself when you're watching the NHL and you'll see players that will just fall down how long has curling been around hundreds of rocks they find in fields who played on frozen lake I got the I got the whole brain child a lot of Scottish people in Canada so you can see what a curling would be popular you know very very Scottish Country Canada strange


    Paul Greenfield Watched The First UFC with Neil Patrick Harris | Joe Rogan
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    Gillespie fights New York City okay animal please I watch the very first UFC 1 with I had a trip at the time and we invited couch we just met him and he came over soon as the sumo wrestler got his face kicked in and his spit a tooth out he was like I'm out of here I don't think he knows he look like he was all right as a kid or right


    Joe Rogan | The Desire to be Famous
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    ridiculous well we we like you know we we grow up I grew up hearing the word a lot from my my dad what is your dad like anymore he's dead thanks but my dad did was a real really fond of that word and English what is great on paper the Marquis even itself is become Kardashian if I'd be yeah right when they always they were I'm like two days and yeah Progressive Prince Charles lady dies Saga was essentially one of our first reality things to enjoy you can cancel them yeah those shows are wonderful there ain't never seen an episode of any of their fascinating the Beverly Hills one is there's a will there's different versions of them right and different versions yet to see the geographical creepiness of like Atlanta has the worst one was Jersey. f****** Savage people the worst the worst penicillin is the Jersey penicillin DSi Jersey was terrible by the way not at the Beverly Hills one of the all of them are fascinating to take take people force them in these situations where they going to have his artificial dispute with crazy to me is watching people succumb to the pressure of all that attention when you leave never experienced it before and then you're going to just thrust them into this massively popular you know ya for lack of a better word c*** Fest underneath the fame is this there's nothing to hold it up remember watching Kelsey grammer's wife I met her before she seemed like a very nice lady and then she hatred that was coming her way so she decided she was going to be the boss b**** on the show just let everybody know you know this is how it is and I'm here to run things and yeah just stuff swamp of evil that came her way and then she's like. Quit done f****** show Chichi build out of it good for her yeah like his that's like what led to their divorce or what was happening during yeah them getting divorced you know you actually said you know this is what you've always wanted like you know I don't think you understand this so good luck with it and then you know she just kind of vanished after all this go crazy to start some pop and pills and losing her mind and therapy everyday and cysts Madness the desire for fame with nothing more to it than other than a desire to be famous yeah it only drive you insane emergent property of doing something is bearable so difficult rated the fan. Right. Where is if there's no work underneath it it's you only exist in so much as people are aware of you exists in those moments when you walk into a room and everyone staring at you that's what you look for the fame is a property of of the beholder not to be held and that that family exist so long as somebody in the room knows who you are right one minute you're in a room where no one knows who your Fame evaporates. Is one of the weirdest interrogations of ever gotten this when people go game with me why are you white why don't I know you are angry what they're also does the other thing about famous of people feel like they can just start talking to you yes yes line was you don't even know me a f****** phony save that was me I was you I wish I was better at faces downtown LA was he a drunk guy just pretending I was at the end of the conversation


    Jeff Bezos is the New Rockefeller | Joe Rogan & Tim Dillon
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    we don't have a ton anyway unless you Jeff Bezos yeah chicks give more billion that was an interesting thing the the pictures being leaked it turns out the brother that leaked the pictures I love the brother immediately as soon as I read the article cuz I'm like this is Swiss pocket Jeff Bezos can you imagine the Nike found that out the Nike found that out where was he what was he doing he was it somewhere thinking this is it she's f***** a lot of people that are good now she's f****** face now so now it's time to think of something good how do we do it this is a plot and Guy I'm not going to wife is going to kill you you think you will if he doesn't I'll be disappointed look up flight make it look like an accident if you're f****** you know he's like Daddy Warbucks yeah he's a guy he's a guy is automated and Amazon I'm going to hire somebody to f****** that guy's life slowly real slow new job your new job is to slowly make that guys like are you guys like that those guys had Rockefeller like 336 billion in today's dollars the country was new all these industries were just emerging in these guys took it over Bezos is the closest thing we have now to that where you have these you know Masters of the Universe that are going to be I mean those guys will be given more girls like bailing the government app one of them said it's really ironic that Apple used to be think different run. Yeah I was the whole thing about Silicon Valley think different now it's don't think different right now it's streamlined everybody into one acceptable thing now it is literally you have to think the way everyone else is thinking I could believe what everyone else believes even if it's ridiculous I think a lot of that is he want to just make money and sell things and they don't want any Discord they just want to sell make money but it's I don't think cuz they don't ban people after they do the things they Band Method is a public outcry so to me they're not they don't have any real values their values are tangible and the values are influenced by public opinion and and where the media is the values aren't like when somebody says something less Bantam right now this goes against our thing a lot of it is if you wait until there's enough dust kicked up then they will ban somebody that's true to me they have an ideological bent certainly but the profit-seeking Enterprises that just want everyone to be happy I think it was up to Twitter every tweet would be some type of brand it at and on top of that now the ideology is skewing and leaning in that direction games of like tacking sure there's money in that is money in holding that line and those guys are the ones that are as powerful as Rockefeller and Carnegie and JP it like all of those guys day or the next tweet would be some type of branded at and on top of that now the ideology is skewing and leaning in that direction games of like tacking sure there's money in that is money and holding that line and those guys are the ones that are as powerful as Rockefeller and Carnegie and JP it like all of those guys day or the next generation of people who will their mental Powers is unmatched anywhere


    Trump is a Salesman | Joe Rogan & Tim Dillon
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    people tweeting it's almost mostly noise I was nice there's a few people that are great Eufaula few people there really posting about real news and yellow for 5 years looking into something nobody cares about they figured out it was true and I nobody wants to talk to them right heel of white hair the family take them they live in a little apartment New York City that's a journalist but sometimes people do journalism right and they they do spend a long time working on the project and it's in something like the New York Times and no one cares no one cares like to think about Trump like the report on Trump is going to bring him down literally was in and out of the news doesn't care it doesn't give a f*** he is the only guy that should ever write a motivational Health self-help book plus year old man has that much energy exercise eats fast food and he's f****** bouncing off the walls and he can campaign for dead KFC Double Down watching rosacea so I can say what I want about the joke you go to Europe do it on a boat we boarded that you go some orgy nap and that's all done right but we're going to Canton Ohio and I'm giving a speech and you can stand there be couldn't every camera and every news reporter is going to watch every move you make the rest of your life I'm going to crawl up your ass to the microscope really don't know what's going on with the Mueller investigation Paradise for disappointment CNN is actually saying that that don't expect much it's like when you get a report card and you tell your parents you like I know I've changed but I'm still me I'm still the guy who gets high before it goes into school and was caught smoking by the priest by the priest who is driving and you would drive me to the school so I would be like yeah I'd made some changes but I'm still very much that person that you guys raised so that I think is what the Mueller report it's going to be like trumpet the thing about Trump is corrupt he's a con man you know he said he'd this whole wall that there is no wall links it's yeah and it's probably more of a reason to have a wall and the people that one Bellaire are probably more serious I don't know about this whole wall thing that I really feel like it was one of those campaign slogans that he got stuck with you know Build That Wall and then once he got in his I got Christ I really got to build this f****** thing it's a slogan someone whispered in his ear Raptor Build That Wall above the one of the speeches lately built his name to be franchise bathroom still like rats running around is falling apart and he's like that kind of what America will be anything he's built is not nice did you watch it there's a documented an architectural Costas carry on us and he allowed the documentary is about him convincing Trump to not make his building gold in New York City the downtown of Manhattan with a gold building why is that ruining it though called building if it's all black or it's all white gold building should be for doing coke and losing money right that's what it's about building and get a check-up. opulent environment and then just me and he said that Trump is a poor person's idea of a rich person absolutely that's what it was a rich person to think when poor person thinks are rich person I think he's got his name on his chat and it's got his name on its building a guys I grew up with the Long Island if somebody went to them and said hey you could own the Miss Universe Pageant you could have a building with your name on it you could be in the WWE Amaze you deal with her they would be a winner or I grew up in Long Island that would be that is the highest you can go so I think that's kind of what it is it's a very appealing about him appealing about him there is no from here I used to feel like sometimes a blicky whatever it is what it is you know I just I'll do it that's kind of with Trump you know you're being so but you're okay with it you let it happen when you think you would come after him Southern I don't know maybe Joe Biden and then nothing is worth like $300,000 you know that offends people does yeah get that money off the backs of poor people in a country by the way where people make that in an hour on YouTube


    Social Media Isn't Fun Anymore | Joe Rogan & Tim Dillon
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    if you were you know your controversial like he is like people talking s*** to him and that would hurt his feelings and saying mean things to him and social media has gotten to the point where I'm on it all day and I'm like I'm not having any fun it's really gotten to the point where what is this experience Facebook is a nightmare is elderly people screaming each other kids bang for your buck I dropped off erratically over the last six months the last six months I've made a giant giant shift away from reading things and posting things and just like look at it like for a couple seconds then I'll put it down or your post just mindlessly shift through Instagram pictures looking for something that strikes me as interesting I just stop doing that and then it made a big difference in my productivity Yahoo difference yeah cuz you know when iPhone real recently they start putting that thing on your phone we see how much screen time you had seems to be reading the stories get so big that they get to you anyway right now. The fringed or is it like the jussie Smollett it gets so big he can't hear about it yeah I love the day that the day when we will find out it was so great today that we all found out he was full of s*** yeah I'm not saying that people aren't getting attacked and things are bad but this particular thing if you can't make a joke about this what can you make a joke about if you can't make it just if you like someone shouldn't joke about this f*** you f*** you f*** you absolutely yeah this is one of those things tonight or Chargers beat up so easily yeah goddamnit disappointing it's kind of funny though there's nothing funny right now well I think this is what we need in a we need to understand the outrage machine a little bit better yeah I want a best way to C2C manufactured outrage absolute okay this is a hustler and then I was afraid cuz I'm with Tweety phases for the kids don't like what is the next video is just the kids in Klan outfit stop this and just dancing around with with torches like Charlottesville don't know maybe they are guilty yeah I think it was like a white kid I thought they encircle the Native American guy account Kearney Catholic they're doing this on purpose that they took that screenshot try to get people angry and it worked and then they Twitter found out there was a b******* account they ban the account so it's very possible that account was some troll for its a troll Farm


    Tim Dillon Tries to Get Joe Back Into Conspiracies | Joe Rogan
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    yeah yeah my mother always believe that Big Ten sets of weird conspiracy theory that right and not to worry about really getting to yeah I don't want those are the ones I don't really get into that or operation Northwoods drone jetliner blame it on the Cuban yeah they're going to they're going to attack Guantanamo Bay arm Cuban friendlies and have them attack Guantanamo Bay is garlic a really looking at the rest of my life with that will they look for it and everything everything's a conspiracy and then when it comes back to you and they say damn is involved in this right and then you see how this works fathers on the deeply involved and stand Arden and the Russian trolls that's what you're doing at the store or you don't know I have a friend of mine who thinks that the CIA started Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix there's a book about that called weird scenes inside the canyon going on in Laurel Canyon shirt probably about p**** there's a lot of weird shaped going on the CIA the rancor was all over there there was a lot of s*** happening well I'm sure there was a lot of s*** happening but there is not a f****** intelligence agency in the world that can create a Jimi Hendrix imagine being in that time in the the country when everything was just falling apart left and right around us Vietnam War Kent State just f****** Nixon's the president and it's just chaos left and right no internet yeah everyone's doing drugs it must have been Wavecrest it and then just I'm a Kennedy guy I think there's something wrong with that yeah for sure for sure FK was did you know that no hay call the FBI in Houston they said Subs George George Bush I'm in Tyler Texas and I think I know who the Killer is me informed on this guy James Parrott and James Parrott ended up being like one of his staffers it was a good cover-story cop planted and that came out in the memo and there was another Melodies are Declassified FBI information after the assassination CIA the problem was George Bush should not have been working for the CIA that point he should have been just a private citizens who suggested he was working for the agency for very long time and he was made the the director of the agency for one year after the Family Jewels came out which was this whole thing with the CIA went to Congress made mitad that they're done all these things from you know ku's and a fermenting Revolutions in countries and they made him the director for 1 year after that happened to break to make a clean break from all the nefarious activities that the agency had been involved with but if you take that memo to mean that he had an existing relationship with them he was actually just becoming the Joker doesn't make no sense anyone there like why is the lightweight becoming the head of the CIA he's made the head of the CIA and then after that memo was on Earth people are saying oh he had this was an extension of the cover-up he was being made the director at this very interesting time in history because he actually had worked with the agency forever and he was not at all a lightweight he was a serious operator and he was going in there to kind of clean up and transition them into a new era it's and I'm telling you I'm already out current s*** I need some like Julian Assange I need something bright I need some Edward Snowden through the bush anymore written book is not Reckless and Slot I'll read the first chapter of Promise thank you I will listen to Buddy my gave me David lifton best evidence okay on the Kennedy assassination okay and that got me any conspiracy theories just like 92 you ever Googled #space is fake no but that sounds it sounds amazing there is a thriving space is fake Community have you ever been in space no good point could be fake come back come back to us dachshund want to move into space in space is fake there are hundreds of thousands of people that think that the Earth is flat American human beings that think the Earth is flat that is why it is f****** crazy it's a lot of people that just get educated from YouTube The Guardian actually had an article about it send it to Eddie and and I always laughed at me with him but what about well you know the one that we had wasn't saying a little Malibu will the he's the one that came up to me and Sam were talking about and I was one of the first evacuated Bryant you're so stupid dry a s*** yeah Fire Hits and the winds are going to do they make the wind to made while I'm sure you always made the wind okay what do you think would worship going on right now running rich people some of them are involved in some very bad things yes and their bits Deere tractor Island in your hang out with Bill Clinton there's a problem where's the motto soccer talk I wouldn't trust him nobody would people talk people wouldn't talk if you were from a prominent family if it have been like a religion to stay silent if you would had CIA training if you would these people don't talk and we know that there have been plotted have gone on known for their longtime clothes on so deep he knows he'll get killed he wants anything yeah he's not going to say anything mother in love with conspiracy never care about private prisons or the Catholic church and the kids and just giving them sentences ridiculous sense or s*** exchange for money then comes out and you like wait a minute how long was is going on for and how many everything to do everyone knew how does everyone know Grand Design By The Pentagon what is the YouTube going to do they're going to do sensory videos from what I've heard but I was reading that thing you tell me about Jamie this whole like p*** or child pronography pedophile Network communicating with each other in YouTube comments are responded yesterday and they said that they people comments on tens of millions of videos and deleted a lot of accounts that were they were communicating in the comment section of a little kids cheerleading and what not to share c********* or were they communicating to molest I don't know in the Wake pedophiles communicate and their network but Sunday pedophile dark web burner computer for underage girl in like I think some people CNN said we've seen it but it's and that's led to him going in cycle what what did you watch and is that legal probably is legal cuz you're watching under the guise of Isreal and the fact that there's these networks of people that are trying to you know cultivate these experiences Datsik predilection you're going to find a way to breathe out and what they're doing for example okay they post remarks appraise the girls asked whether they were wearing underwear or simply care to string of sexually suggestive emojis about 2 years ago hundreds of companies pulled money from YouTube over concerns about ads showing up next to problematic content from Terror or hate groups and videos of seem to endanger exploit children I think you know what we've talked about this before with YouTube with the issues that we've had with them they they have way too much content and way too few people there's no way they can watch all of it and when s*** like this are people doing things in the comments it's almost impossible to check ya mean it's just the YouTube comments are one of the rare free-range sort of like unchecked message boards in the in the world shall find out later who is that don't read it yeah yeah I wonder if there's ever going to be a time where that is impossible we're like these child pedophile Rings they can figure all that out I'm harder now than ever before I imagine because so few people want to believe that it's a problem in the way that it is but because they're good people in the world that don't think these things are vicious so I think there's the political Bill isn't there because people don't aren't really they don't understand that it's you know and then the people that are doing these things are very wealthy powerful people and they have a lot of control and they can kind of cover their tracks if they're all wealthy all all your power pole or pedophile you're not going to a ring what are you doing call Nick and kind of cover their tracks if they're all wealthy volume power poor pedophile you're not going to a ring when you doing some kid


    What Will Trump Do After He's President? | Joe Rogan & Tim Dillon
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    selected you think he goes and starts a podcast TV network he took it totally could yeah he totally could have probably better for him honestly that's what he thought he was going to do I think before he got elected I think he was having to high-level meetings with people in the media space to start something like that he fired them NBC fired him while he was running because it's tough to be said about Mexico the real rapist he's like that's it we're getting ready and then they put Arnold in his place and that was disaster Arnold hosted The Apprentice foxes in the scoop them up that's what's great about foxtail play ball for the week she was doing that and she was in my left that she was going to try to be this daytime TV Queen and like let's bake cupcakes you know I just spent four years on Fox News talk about Santa being awake but now let's bake cupcakes cuz I'm I'm America's sweetheart that's never going to work was weird when you publicly change your image it's insane publicly changing your image. Longer I think she was trying to ingratiate herself in with the people that hated her which is like the New York media types of people that did not like her and then she was like my dad even just about sexual assault Matt Lauer and she knew she was f****** them and she was talking about lunch f*** them up I didn't know any better I was 25 what's going on it was wet why is he a segment of a shows and then it's scandalous and get an interview with her after all those people O'Reilly two should be it seems like an index could be Netflix documentary act like he offered her 37 million she's like keep going expunge an interesting he tried to have his ex-wife ex-wife excommunicated from the church what great time Builders old f****** they just give Indigent Dental Care they like them know who he is he's like my uncle he's a good man he's spent 40 million dollars for some more money torsion tide goes in tide goes out like a fucus fashionable to wear it I wear if they know better they know that I'm a Christian I may not be the best Christian but I'm a Christian everybody was warned about like in terms of like I mean what do you think I will do I just freed him I think it'd be funny if you shaved it like somebody had a cancer issue and he just shaved it with them dinner good guy will it doesn't look good that's what's confusing to me look when I realized when my hair wasn't looking good. It was impossible to look good it was Fallout the point of like this is just a mess right then I went and busted but he has to always remembers you like the pictures of Harold. I've been I've been like this for a long time I'm solid 8 plus years yeah put that hair together I think someone doesn't from even then you go talk to them while they're putting it together I bet you he doesn't talk to them really doesn't tweets angry I bet you he's not concerned with the human relations with his staff know I can get that V who's in charge of the air just us the hair I hope he retired when he retires or when he's done I hope he goes right in the podcasting would you have them on right now yes of course you have to


    Joe Rogan | "Everybody Owes Me Something" Mentality w/Tim Dillon
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    the rise of people that think that everyone owes them something sure and that's that's that's the weird one like we were talking about AOC you know she seems like a nice girl and she's young she's got energy she wants good things she wants to do some good ones but I saw the one thing that said give money to people who are unable or unwilling to work the unwilling Park able to work makes total sense now we wear the community we should take care of the people are people are now in, you're unable to work most of us most of us but her thing was a weird one because that that thing unwilling to works like hay and crossed over into Crazy Town like this is crazy town was always in the back you always had that yeah when you put that on paper part of the appeal and she just I don't know how influential she wasn't getting Amazon to drop at a New York but I live in Queens so I've only paranoid Amazon was coming Bagel carbs in a bagel shop I gave up Dairy 2 weeks and it's hard rational discussion about a Quality quality right now because no place like New York City it's so expensive to live and the reason for that is that it's a destination for like foreign Capital to essentially a lot of the buildings in New York City foreign people buy Apartments they don't live in them that use it to like launder money and they buy them not even under their real name if I under the name of the shell Corp like an LLC and then they have like these Investments and it it really makes everything insanely expensive that's what to make when was making a lot of real estate in New York City expensive will equip if you got to guess what percentage of like expensive apartments are owned by if you look at all these buildings is a guy who like his maybe a guy who owns a mining company poison to River in Zambia that lot of these guys are doing things they shouldn't be doing and they want to stash their money in real estate London is insane is more expensive than New York is London is all essentially shell corporations you know these Phantom buyers buying up real estate in London York to your people in New York that know the system is f***** they know the markets being artificially manipulated thought it was great hamburgers we want all the billionaires we want some of those billionaires have done things that would make you keep you up at night shrimp and steak Dennis people just shift uncomfortably in their seats like what the hell is going on here this is the operation I'm off of it in New York yeah one of one of them was one of the buildings were there the people that own the coop decided to take the name off of it I'll maybe let me know the people in their screams another New York condo votes to remove Trump from name New York City condominium on Thursday remove President Trump's name for the building facade the second time at 4 month is named has been removed from a condo in the city 55% of trump Place condo owners at 120 Riverside Boulevard Manhattan voted in favor removing the large sign above the front door the building at crazy hairs self-important people but no one cares they're worried about their is there any comment that's a good point I think if you try to sell it and it's Trump place and you know you're going to eliminate 50% of your buyers dictators that are buying those apartments right no he did deals with his firm located come Taco bayrock Financial which was a it was headed by the Cat Felix Sater Felix Sater was a guy the FBI convicted in like a Russian pump-and-dump stock scam and he worked in Trump Tower with Trump like he worked very closely with Trump and Felix had like informed I think on the Russian mob for the vet in the FED kind of let him learn I'd let so Trump has had this Labyrinth of shady connections forever and I don't know if that means that he's knows I don't think like informed I think on the Russian mob for the fat in the FED kind of let him learn I'd let so trumpet at this Labyrinth of shady connections forever and I don't know if that means that he's knows I don't think he's an asset or anything like that I don't believe that I think that's kind of just yeah I think it's a lot of people would like to believe that but he's a shady guy so if you have all these people pouring over his business deals for the last


    The Problem with Actors | Joe Rogan & Tim Dillon
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    yeah in the who would play him good question hopefully not a white Mansion Bill let him get fat just like you did with Dick Cheney we play dick if he can play Dick Cheney how much weight to become another person that's all I see small it it's like all these actors are sociopaths and try not to laugh or now it's crazy she's hilarious she said this is what happens when you let actors write the script the plot twist coming to my way ASAP and they say things other people are saying here's one good to see you that's when they meet you they say good to see if yeah they might have met you and I don't want to forget I said that before nice to me easy ship broke ass by the flappers lot of things happening and cuz you're always trying to look at that New Yorkers just pound yourself into the ground until you get funny that car would enjoy seeing the New York seems like 257 shows a day give up on your life don't speak to your family the losers are holding it back go hard LA's like make a friend have lunch see what happens I talked to some of the people out here I don't like what's the plan I get nervous for them midday we just had a meeting with what you do then we'll talk about starting a podcast but that's not a meeting you're just friends with someone else broadcast that's not meeting your just friends with someone else talking about stuff but I know who made the right friend in their life changes that are super transparent


    Joe Rogan | The Louis CK Backlash Was Disingenuous w/Tim Dillon
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    Louise the whole news but we have been loved that piece by the way honest guy that was on Facebook with swear I did a lot of my best work Lane what you were saying it didn't read it a lot of people I don't like the look at this joke and I'm like guys a week ago he was a comic genius we all agreed on that that was a widely held belief now out of nowhere he's not that funny and and these people are tweeting this from parking lots where they're performing somebody shows me later like someone's driveway you know because these there's in any industry people going to get ahead by being agreeable by having to write opinions by crowdsourcing their opinions by taking the temperature of the room and going how does everyone feel and those people are you know they're careerist a very good office politics are very good at having the right friend but their contributions are never really important or long-lasting because they never get great because they don't take any risk greatness is something you have to risk constantly to to get to that level four lot of these people do very well they make money they're they're successful but they are careerist and they're looking for comfort and so when it was comfortable and safe to attack Louis and to bring Lily down and to elevate themselves they did it but they didn't do it when it could have hurt their career a week earlier you know you know he's very disingenuous fact it more people aren't calling and I made a point where I said the same thing on the other side of people who style themselves like I'm a free speech Warrior on this anti-pc and their whole entire Persona is is that the need to say the n word also like you were talking about the actor in the Rio that you mean that they're putting on a facade adopted a predetermined pattern of behavior Behavior might be shows in there getting angry at Louis and they're pretty and I'm like this. There's a real because here's the thing orange if you're told me something made a lot of sense when she goes it's really be a waste to get into this type of business and end up in an office writing for show you don't care about in a job you hate punching a clock and that's stuck with me and always think it might be harder to go the other way and to build a fanbase and to do what you want but it's going to be it's going to be better in the end and you're not going to be angry you're not going to be resentful I think a lot of the people that were were against his comedy not so much his behavior but it's comedy are people that are would want more in this than they have in the resentful at guys like Louie because it is it's not fair have counted yet it mean he says controversial things he always has what do you agree or not like things about the Parkland thing you know got in trouble about you know saying that all you did was push them fat kid out the way yeah that is so consistent with his material the idea that anybody saying like oh my God he's punching down like you need it go to his material again because he he said a lot of risky shift because it was funny and he had really good points about it yeah I know is that something that I would joke about probably not right but he did about fat people but I I don't think I would joke about kids getting shots and take yeah I think he could I think honestly we were we're dealing with first of all the embryo of a bit mean he's really only been doing stand-up again for a couple of months in fact that it was even last and I think ultimately his idea that bet is that big brother is that kids today like they want to be a variant of them and they have 78 different genders and why am I interesting you're interesting because you didn't get shot like that is his take on it and he probably with overall reaction in anticipation of reaction I would have eliminated that part of the b**** or and you know I'm saying like you know that is his take on it and he probably with overall reaction in anticipation of reaction probably would have eliminated that part of the b**** or and you know I'm saying


    Have Conspiracy Theorists Been Demonized? | Joe Rogan & Tim Dillon
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    I mean I do think since Trump got elected conspiracy theorist have been demonized and nobody talks about that I was always doing on it was for sure please play cool to hate conspiracy theorist more people that are like let's take another look at this there's so many factors are elected by A Perfect Storm of people getting getting fed up with political correctness yeah someone coming along that's not a politician yeah yeah this system is so rigged to put in office material and then one guy gets up and just goes f*** this and screams and yells and destroy the room wanted the whole night they wanted somebody to come up and just realized how f***** everything was and have nobody was having a good time and that's kind of what Trump was stripped material hammer and trying to stab his friend this is one of the funniest things he was speaking and he was giving stump speech I don't know where was I think it was wasn't in Iowa but he's referencing Iowa and he's talking about Ben Carson's book and the Ben Carson had admitted to going after his mother with a hammer and trying to stab his friend with an I mean these are these are in Trump is talking about it me and my friend were driving to New York City we were laughing so hard I said this guy Erwin I shall tell you why he's going to win I cannot stop watching this I can't I am so fixated by the idea that there's a guy like this on National stage and he sang whatever he want there was something intoxicating about that lot of things you were saying were horrible but he was saying them Hillary Clinton person and I'm like it's just boring yeah show it to me I'm like sometimes the entertaining person wins because you can't take your eyes off them well in this case for sure I mean that it was a perfect you know polar opposite between him and her no experience versus vast amount of experience right no real experience in the real world vs vast amount experiences yeah I mean there's a lot going on between the two of them it's a bad way to choose how the world runs really is very bad to look at Canada to go who's the most entertaining it's also a bad idea to have one person write a bad idea to have this the same system that was in place back when there was f****** you know a thousand people here Nexus of powerful institutions where you have career politicians career diplomats career military service people that kind of don't leave so I think that's one of the reasons that we haven't changed the system is because one person can't ever do that much even though Trump is Wiley crazy he's done a lot of bad things I don't think he would be allowed to deviate from many of the policies like that his predecessors had kind of a stye but I think they like American government and that's why this to turn with the Deep state which a lot of people ridicule it's an undeniably true that I mean our policies are not just one guy gets in the office and he goes here's how it is where I mean it's the result of a lot of you do private corporations lobbying forming all kinds of formula agenda and a non-democratic way you know you're not accountable and a lot of these people that work at the CIA or the FBI a lot of them are appointed and not elected have no oversight we have plenty of 22 intelligence agencies now interagency by Thicket I mean I think you have the capabilities with all of these different atoms 22 bits a lot and they're all competing with each other I have to have it oh yeah the one on having now we have to I don't know what the national geospatial-intelligence thing does or any more relevant than space Force One National geospatial-intelligence agency did a spyware keeps checks I mean this is what I mean like what the hell are these people doing and what is its 16,000 employees with their motto know the Earth show the way understand the world an intelligence agency of the United States intelligence Community with the primary mission of collecting analyzing and distributing geospatial-intelligence in support of National Security which is what what the hell is geospatial-intelligence this is what I mean like an idiot it says its intelligence about the human activity on Earth derived from the exploitation and Analysis of imagery and geospatial information that describes assesses and Visually depicts physical features in geographically referenced activities on the air I mean this is Scamp uncovered a pretend agency that nobody that there's a guy right now Patek Indigent special 16000 other employees going to real job and shipping docks from space give me the stuff it starts to get crazy the amount of people that are doing things we have no idea what they're Diamond 10 I just did a private gig at the Bethesda Country Club in Maryland okay it's you know I'm still doing private gigs in the world you know what I mean it's all defense industry Raytheon dyncorp things you've never heard of in their old and it was a good gig Venezuela the morally compromised while they're also hired a comedian the f*** with them but I don't know what that means I mean maybe we need it but listen again to stand-up comedians talk about what the world needs I'm out and about trying to stress this more than ever because the fact that I have a microphone right and people are listening don't f****** pay attention to me okay I'm not right for the best thing is listening you don't know you might be right but I'm definitely not an expert the best thing is if you go on Twitter and a comedian will tweet something really you know it's like we're living is fascism and then and then the next week got my web series I need to know are we are we living in if we're living in fascism you can have a web series you can have the time to luxuriate in your web series or should I start arming myself what should I what should I look at my phone which way should I go if we're living in fascism you can have a web series you can have the time to luxuriate in your web series or should I start arming myself throw the gun what should I what should I look at my phone which way should I go


    Joe Rogan | Materialism Doesn't Make You Happier w/Johann Hari
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    credible glad I got tonight in Knox College in Illinois made some really important breakthroughs in this so this two ways everyone listen to your show has two kinds of motivation in their life bright mixture post it if you play the piano in the morning cuz you love playing the piano it gives you Joy right that would be stop the thing you love is like that for me everyone have something in my life that just get some joy as they did it right we played the piano because you loved it but because your parents to pay the rent interesting things Halo external sensor Elton John's last night in Caesars Palace right and about half the f****** room is Estonia on a small example that you can see what they display their life to invite NV from other people they are not living that life no one wants to watch your shity video about in John why are you doing that you're not going to watch it either you're doing it to say to other people Envy me in that room. what is pollution you know get the messaging out of your head more 18 month old children know what the McDonald's and means the night around 7 I learned last name right and put it to me in the moment we're born with immersed in the machine that is designed to get us to neglect what is important about life right none of your lessons well I think about all the s*** I bought and all the lights that go on Instagram women submitting a connection that stinks but we constantly pushed to not think in those terms to think about show me off by spend right these junk values of taking over online deposits mission is just f****** get rid of most of this advertising get rid of most of this very tight but I can you limit Commerce you're limiting people's ability to sell things you're you're changing their the current market that a lot of people don't have any problem with United States top 10 commercial speech is fine by me. The problem with it is that as soon as you start to put any regulations at all and you know he say all you shouldn't be allowed advertising to advertise even if it's advertising honestly about a great product the people that will have real issues with that already right cuz I'm saying honestly so this is a big controversy evil words exactly the impossibly hall and the billboard said something like all you beach body ready but that's so silly I mean this is it's not an unattainable ideal you looking at two examples of it they they're real human beings yeah but that's like saying that you have to be that way but if you do want to look like that man and have that body it is a possible goal majority of people right like if they don't have the time or the effort it's not but very many people have radically changed her body not saying you should do it I decide it is a possible thing to do and if you don't trying to sell Fitness wouldn't you sell an example of someone is really good at it like if you're trying to sell a business course we can you show a guy with a giant house in a Ferrari like this is a guy was done really well at business look at his Penthouse apartment overlooking Manhattan you wouldn't shut you and say well that's an impossible goal I'm going to show you a person in the middle-class suburb cuz this is good as you ever going to get us at that point I just two things. people smoking while they want to take them days to Nanny State issue the problem with these are impossible to achieve body goals we already have regulation of these things get the contaminants out the atmosphere Sweden thing which he says is actually corundum II cessation so how do we stop people being pumped full of b******* junk values right adult soup with thyme trouble budgeting explain budgeting to them how we do it right so cool from school is called middle-class School wasn't super rich middle class without having a problem with the kids at the school were becoming obsessed with getting out the latest Nike sneakers he realizes that kids like a ship something else going on it they are so obsessed with getting these things that he designs this program that like to reinstating breakthrough identifying that people of course they like my car but I thought the quickly people would say Nike sneakers the parents with name expensive tell me how you would feel if you got these Nike sneakers right even your head where did you get that idea because everyone thinks they're smarter than the ad but giving people the ability just to see how Halo those drunk parties without the first bumped into it longer how could we build more back into your life unless of these junk bodies every week I'm just needed just meeting once every couple of weeks and check in on Saturday to take my kids to the beach and we went whatever it going to stifle materialism let's Asus monitor bypass a casa letra significant ships in people's bodies that they had a significant decrease in 25 years and a significant increase in in moving for intrinsic values and we know that correlates with lower depression and anxiety of the time


    Johann Hari Responds to Alex Berenson's Marijuana/Schizophrenia Claims | Joe Rogan
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    the resistance tends to know how many people arguing for reversing the Cannabis legalization hate you. Right now we've been a little bit about Clash of Clan Has Come Out repeating the kind of bit till I contest between him and Alex Bernstein and dr. Mike Hart from Canada and there's some new some reality to the dangers of cannabis use people that are susceptible to schizophrenia and I think that there's also some at least anecdotal evidence to the point to the fact that some people experience The Psychotic breaks and these schizophrenic episodes probably directly as a result of large dose use of THC or there's two Edibles or whether it's through smoking at some people freak out I've known people I've known of people that have had real issues with it and we had a comedian here a couple weeks ago talked about he doesn't smoke pot he's from Brazil smoke pot use a vape pen took a bunch of hits and was f***** up for 2 weeks there are dangerous and problems so it's really important case that legalizing cannabis is associated with alcoholism he's basically only making the case for it to be negative and I think there's far more evidence cannabis is it a positive influence on people it reinforces community and makes people more sensitive and kind this the thought of paranoia might actually hit it makes people more humble it makes sex feel better if it makes food taste better there's this creativity aspects to it that are undeniable there's a lot of very positive aspect to it for some people it's not good but it's like saying hey some people die when they eat peanuts without while peanuts morning your children about peanut yeah I think everything you just said is right I think it's another lie of that's going on at the same time at a kind of below that which is really important to understand this thing so very open people will say republican debate in 2016 2015 movie we call it legalized cannabis because it used to be THC content the day before alcohol is banned in the u.s. most popular drinks by firewood beer and wine in the weeks after alcohol prohibition ended most popular drinks again today in between you couldn't get ahold of beer and wine or whiskey and moonshine if we had to smuggle alcohol that bar in a wagon from the Canadian and Mexican border from Tijuana we can get drinks mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup what you were buying the pharmacy right very low-level Earth IPS when the ban happens is not good most people who drink alcohol don't want to drink vodka and they sent me that one drink app sounds most of the time right most people want a mild form of that drug that's true there was an emphasis on the strongest possible stuff because people wanted it I mean it was a direct result of people having higher tolerance is because marijuana was so readily available and they if you have a high tolerance and you smoke a lot of pot you want strong pot because week pot doesn't do anything it's the number one complaint amongst cannabis Enthusiast is someone having weak pot she cost approach with people who are cannabis right but I don't think it's a matter it's not the same thing like Janet obviously is more potent than whiskey or than beer rather it's easier to carry Jen around you have to carry less of it with cannabis people are still buying the same quantity they're just getting more f***** up because their tolerances are so much higher they need to stronger and stronger THC a variety of options cannabis to do different things or tell me where there's some people want maximum THC maximally. Some people were still a market for for lower grade weed when they have it listed at all these have Spencer he's they have it listed you know 20% 35% they have it listed so you can choose a more mild marijuana if you like to but the OG people the people to do it everyday cause they want that really potent weed at not like more like the people in Vegas navigate to Vegas for the weekend and just want to play roulette with concentrated milk a very dedicated uses and want to get maximally f***** up of tightly right I was I think that's what pushed the I mean it's also and botanist and I'm friends with a bunch of people who breed and grow these various strains the heat Hilda's 38 kind of significant Active Components maybe I'll pick me out a dozen over a hundred cannabinoids I think we just discuss this right and we wanted things he argues and says right people you have a very widely used drug is is that's really problematic right financially evidence so why do people who are prone to psychosis schizophrenia one cannabis right cuz it there's a lot of B12 Vivid Seats psychosis and schizophrenia rise I should give it as a treatment in some places I injusto pill form so actually it's a slightly more complex picture then kind of his supposed to suck Isis right very rich THC and some people will cause such as a real problem there are things we can do to bring that one of the good things by legal Market if you can regulate it so we can limit the amount of THC that is available just like we can limit by state has been arguing its we need speed and they exist but they need to be commercialized and promoted more in public health Wayne officer commissioning cbd-rich kind of helpful to people with psychosis the the volume more slightly more complicated than Steven is offensive about this behind Epiphany about drug legalization one day there's a car parked in Wayne New Jersey in 1970 he would have put it this way but legalization pressure regulator weed barrier between kids and drugs that doesn't currently exist right this is why since they legalized cannabis in Colorado that's been a significant. big premium I'm getting these substances out of the hands of armed criminal gangs and into the hands of licensed legal businesses yeah I don't think anybody's going to argue that means I think that anybody rational rather I think that makes a lot of sense I think that the number of people that have schizophrenia is fairly it's fairly stable in terms of the percentage of it across-the-board cannabis users are non cannabis users and so the argument against the Cannabis causes schizophrenic break so that these people already have schizophrenia and it just hasn't really manifested itself in a in a tangible sense if this is one of these Professor nuts says that there is some evidence that people is it a different paranoia players a subset of mental illnesses very specific as a significant genetic component although that can be environmental triggers for it so it could possibly trigger ball that could possibly trigger psychosis details so I don't want to send great confidence I've been saying the other stuff as well we know that kind of excuses massively increased in Britain for example a folding creases 1916 Britain and get levels of schizophrenia Dodge Ram trucks in Britain says I haven't looked into that engrave detail side bicycle riding think that I have looked into that he says do they know what the mechanism would be that would cause someone to consume THC and have a psychotic break have that have been examined enough about I would seem to be a big issue right like find out what it is that's causing its trigger and whether or not this exist in these people anyway and maybe a stressful situation and a bad breakup losing basically rotten thing for I have looked into the he says do they know what the mechanism would be that would cause someone to consume THC and have a psychotic break have that as I've been examined enough about I would seem to be a big issue right like find out what it is that's causing its trigger and whether or not this exist in these people anyway and maybe a stressful situation and a bad breakup losing their job maybe one of those things could also causes


    Joe Rogan | The Difference Between Healthy Obsession & Addiction
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    about in relation to addiction I think when you talk about addiction Robin Schulz it caused by childhood trauma that experienced drug addictions right 20 years ago gambling addiction at the time so it just seems like you wouldn't do this the whole time alone every Madden and took him to put his arm around the end of the end of the shy right that wouldn't happen in the sitcom a lot of known a lot of gambling addicts did you feel that they were there their they're straight-up junkies and they might as well be chasing crack play everything you do that you like yes you do for me so I think it's integrated in the brain but self-destructive issue there's something about gambling there's a lot of self-hate involved in and this is overwhelming feeling of failure but a lot of gambling addicts have because they fail so often and they're they're always trying to chase the dragon there was trying to make up for all the past things have gone wrong this big score with this big score weekend filling out about your same relation to him I got to go pizza cutter and he's a professor in the Netherlands who he says we shouldn't call it the diction we should call it bonding the human beings have an innate need to bond connects right I mean you're happy and healthy you'll bandhan connect with like people around you with meaning for 1 but if you can't do that cuz you're isolated beaten down by life we haven't or have to do that you would bond with something to get you some sense of relief right now for some people that might be pulling for some people that might be gambling severe alcohol what I thought because if you if you only have one Bond getting ready relief you will obsessively returns that pond right someone I know very well how about some of mine has a gambling addiction and this is someone who has no alternative form of Joy or pleasure in their life right and gambling gives a moment most people don't have a problem with the relief of just being absent from your life for a moment or 5 lug you play rather than I went to the Lost connections book about depression I went to the first of the internet rehab center in the United States High School restart restart Washington and I'm in the kind that I'm about driving as a clearing in the woods so I wouldn't play something with instinctively looking at my final fitting but then it would be World of Warcraft not before night and this young man but no longer cat like what is something I feeling the other people see them to that part of a tribe I feeling that that moving around your kids spend very little time Outdoors now right I think there's also anticipation there's puzzles there's things we trying to figure out whether or not something's right or wrong and how to get it and then if you do get it you get this positive surge if you don't get anything there's a human reward systems are being near there and gambling as well I feel you will get it something from absolutely underlying psychological need everyone needs to feel like it is something if you don't have a sense of moisture in your life you will be depressed and anxious right much more like people playing video games and active actual Avenue for career now there's Esports careers where these young guys are making millions of dollars playing video games not like the old days where you would say hey you're wasting your life now it's basically almost like practicing golf but we have a set up back here when we play video games against each other it's very addictive don't you think it's addictive has movement and exercise attached to it so you get some positive benefit from that addiction I was definitely addicted to Jiu-Jitsu I would even train when I was injured you know but what does that mean it means I enjoyed more than Android not doing it does the difference between a lot of video game addictions and particulate gambling addictions is that they tend to wreck people's lives with almost everything I've done in my life in some way shape and there's some of it where you're trying to do something positive to mitigate the pain or the frustration or the anger or whatever it is bothering you but I don't you know the video game thing was a real addiction now cycle compulsion and I wasn't lying here's how did you stop playing I realize it was kind of messing up my life and my career was taking up way too much time and I just came to a realization I was like I got to stop doing playing way too much that's why I just said the only way I'm just too competitive enjoy it too much and so the only way to do it was to stop playing it all together and we started playing it again recently after more than s*** more than 15 years of ever playing it at all you know and it's still addictive but I'm so busy now I can't really fall into the grip of it I'm actually just enjoying it for an hour here or there do you have in your life that is Meaningful that is good MPG pleasure or Mastery the less space that will be for these objects of obsession the happier I am the less I want to turn to you know the behaviors that develops child to avoid being present with like violence in the kitchen light Obsession w+ Obsession Obsession way of being in the world right like to sex in or whatever it is it is it is it a way of avoiding pain a way of avoiding pain right


    How One Homeless Man Resisted Drug War Nonsense | Joe Rogan and Johann Hari
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    all this stuff out the both of the drug war it was intensely resisted right here in LA right and there was a deliberate loophole in the law that said I can you call Sal heroin but doctors can prescribe it sit down when the doctor say to the biggest Crackdown on doctors in American history are the 12,000 doctors arrested around it up when they come to the one in Portland Oregon that don't decide what we meant to do with all these vulnerable to take two people and one of the agents that going for them in the like they'll make good fish food but that was the attitude has resisted intensely how much more mature attitude Houston we have not right it's not that people thought is good we should celebrate every instance of drug use and I want things that right there were problems and there was there was some Joy associated with drug use and terrible things associated with their real homes as well as Society location of this right really we all the outlier that most societies have had licensed intoxicants in different societies a different nabina Society in prisons this many of its citizens this High proportion of its citizens anyway so many people and the conditions in his prisons are so terrible that the United States is only the first Society ever remove men have been raped the women that's how extreme this this war is right and what we do to people in the world creates get some historical out while we are in a freak experiment right and one thing you can say in Spencer right the United States now that there's a gigantic business behind it all through from private prisons to prison guard unions to the pharmaceutical industry that would benefit from keeping most of these drugs illegal so their profits continue to rise to law enforcement I mean down the line it's you would be disrupting like an evil industry but an industry I think that's a real facts about don't want to overstate it most people often do you think the drug war has failed say yes and most people lost do you want to legalize any drugs other than cannabis say no very strongly do education I think it's about to do this year 2019 time behind the really high like nightmarish I can drug saying Rogers again kicking it like ants with some people injecting the streets like anything I'm about to crack down and so people would go in like hide and dumpsters or in Alleyways to shoot if you're hiding and you overdose no one sees you just on the right 20 Springs gdata dad died and he's like I caught just sit here and wait for my friends died and left me to die but I would have put it there today no officials nothing like that just had to send it all the downtown Eastside, with problems to solve everything they were very skeptical but they liked bud and we can do something else can we do but went to the library he learned in Frankfurt in Germany they do open safe injection rooms but like what happened in California until they shut it down and swing shut it down right-wing Darko filipovic comparison to be taken and the change of the local military base in Chilliwack and never let out if you sense where he's coming from right his friends everywhere and the coffee have written on it before you open a safe injection site every time I speak in public one of the famous people with addiction problems with stand up and say he will do next before you open a second tonight I'm one dady Wilson one of the main people involved they stood up and said Field oppenheim Apartments big Park in Vancouver with a cross more than a thousand cross is each one representing someone who died of an overdose and they write the names of the people on the crosses and one day after exercise to meet Milton Friedman to Nobel prize-winning Economist who grown up on the alcohol prohibition and Luther Freeman explains drug Probation Department South America things are going to change around here open safe injection site Philippines right wing party is so horrified they deselect him today and he's helping his career but I'm more liberal guy wins the election in the room stays open followed by 88 0% average life expectancy relation to change a big pot while doing chasing the scream anymore you don't write people off right I realized runs the saying we should lock them up in the military base right you know anyone who can be persuaded by message of love and compassion and the most unlikely one of the biggest champions credible what with the Shriner iPhone on the downtown Eastside sacrifice his entire political career over again given the chance for the schools he said how often do you get to save thousands of lives of the most vulnerable people he died he remember they sealed off the streets of the downtown Eastside with Butthead lived as a homeless person and they had this incredible Memorial ceremony in the loads of people at Knotts are many who need that they were alive because of what got it started and could so many other people to join them so many people who didn't have addiction problems open the right thing came that day everyone watching your show listening to a show is more powerful than Bud was that day by the day he started that right. They have a device on which listen to this right but didn't sit there thinking someone else is going to handle this he didn't say that Stephen Harper tried to shut down this injection site and the Canadian Supreme Court ruled that people with addiction photos of a right to light to live and I suspect you have a voice you have a human voice that you can use to persuade other people with love and compassion you can tell them stories you can build people's love and devotion in the middle of this catastrophe addiction crisis right I mean more people died last year in the IPO crisis than soldiers who died in the Vietnam War combined in the middle of this catastrophe drugs out of all prisons where we have a wool primitive able to move around at the whole time so good luck keeping them out of the 3,000 Mi Boda right that will never happen you might as well take all the money that will be spent on trying to keep drugs out that way but I didn't know what is absurd that's never been such a society most striking tomato-based places is the people who what initially skeptical and initially thought it was crazy very often change their mind it was crazy very often change their mind and then


    Amish Children Don't Get ADHD - Johann Hari | Joe Rogan
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    like stimulants are often like adderal Adderalls a big issue for for for journalists how much experience do you have with adderal underused it it's supposed to be amazing and nothing right which is this weekend which is obviously I have enough caffeine to kill her f****** field is being given a stimulant drug right in any given you a ride for add or ADHD or I mean horrifying is crazy 30% of children in foster care in the United States have been given a drug that these children have something wrong with them Amish children. Guide HD why is this big debate what's going on there and one argument which is which do you have kids you don't want to sit still and they got ya fishing want to make you sit still there's nothing in this society that I'm not mad you're getting a child to sit still for 8 hours a day just like trying to get a puppy to sit still for 8 hours a day and thrived in a dead-end and disciplined investor, Tacoma fishing the Amish don't want to make you sit still right there's nothing in this society that I'm not mad you're getting a child to sit still for 8 hours a day just like trying to get a puppy to sit still for 8 hours a day and thrived in a dead-end and disciplined investor, Tacoma


    Wanting to Get High is a Natural Impulse | Joe Rogan and Johann Hari
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    does human rights when not there yet still do white people talk about addiction or repelling write this as being weak I think of peoples having poor willpower poor character and that's why they're addicted their most people I would I would say it safe to venture aren't really fully aware of what the causes were the underlying causes of people becoming addicted to drugs in the first place are and what Whitley people this great sense of despair mean it's really about re-engineering our entire culture I mean re-engineering not just the way we treat addiction but the way we treat human beings way we treat poor neighborhoods I mean there's there's so much that needs to be done that's never dressed totally right to make the case recipe with addiction problems and to make the case for liberty for drug users who I'm not addicted right thing even the main drug nobody in the world the unodc universal truck control admits 90% of drug uses Watco non-problematic do not become addicted to me I was like what's this guy took it about any drug who become addicted this so much explains people Bob getting intoxicated for the pleasure of it right sure how elephants elephants elephants he broke into an alcohol still got really drunk and just f***** up three years investigating grasshoppers in cannabis Fields who just naturally live in cannabis fields to figure out when the eighth the Cannabis to the jump higher or lower in the end of your 3 is what did you discover spying on these mongooses with with the binoculars to get intoxicated never Being Human Society anywhere in the world where people didn't seek and enjoy using them naturally occurring intoxicants with the Inuit himself fasting 40 miles outside of Athens ancient Greece that used to be a once-a-year people with me as something a place called The Temple of the loosest and it was basically buddyman they would all use a psychedelic together Plato analysis understand what they do drug Sir William Bennett drug saucing on the foundations of Western civilization civilization the people you're holding up at the icons like Plato and Aristotle is people of joy and pleasure and yet it said once said it better than this is the fear that someone somewhere is enjoying themselves and there's this puritanical hatred of geese right now


    Juarez Drug Cartel Victim Marisela Escobedo's Sad Story | Joe Rogan and Johann Hari
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    fairly recent Supreme Court decision I think about it because it was when you when you buying drugs that I disappear right to own criminal gangs if you live in a housing project in the United States where 5% of the economy of that housing project is in the hands of Okanogan place to be right criminal gangs right so I'm about going to see the Scarborough salio Retta 5 minutes gone but I'm joking about his life his story Laredo gracious mean same story every taxpayer should know the US government decided to train an elite anti-drug fools for the the Mexican Government write like kind of Navy SEALs but it's not too drunk fools drug rates move around the police weather for placing always gets three but it makes rather quit the balloon effect Abilene Hoffman of a push down one piece that comes up somewhere else but about time it was going through far as in El Paso either way this one night it will begins he's taken on the Mexican side of the border to a warehouse where they are torturing people burning them alive he's giving a gun by kygo Miguel Trevino you like to become head of the Zetas and he's told to shoot someone in the head and that's the moment no one leaves of life Hobby Center summer camp that's literally account of the teachers you has a bad people and Deuce was things and he's been sent him and his friends have been sent to other people is what is Jesse Gabriel the death of his friends get murdered eventually trust get back to USA cooperates he now lives in solitary confinement where he will live for the rest of his life because of the amount of solute trade show it before I met him he was immediately stabbed in the neck and again you think about this insane Porsche passport on the other side of the bridge and it says welcome to Historic downtown this is the volume enclosed by the system that we uphold I'm going postal Mexico Mexicans do not want this right there's another story about chasing the scream along with one other one do Saturdays and Sundays she had three kids our youngest daughter was Caribe she was 14 at the time and I would work on this stolen the marketplace every Saturday and Sundays as well some Sundays I'm one day a guy comes up to Marisela has tool ahora that he's having sex with a 14 year-old daughter Arabian stripe size him immediately I'm close to the places you need to go in questioning right he's 21 she's both teams has a crime please don't do anything she doesn't understand it Aruba get pregnant Marcellus like Fifteen by then to keep her in my life so she she keeps going to see Ruby by the Stones. Except to the police with real rage the police aren't going to do anything and one day just after the baby was born she goes to Serie B and such as they with the baby and he says I'm a Ruby's run away with another man she's gone she's not coming back and I was like a baby she's gone tomorrow celebrates Christmas Comes new message New Year comes in a message she starts to go to the neighborhood and hand out leaflets with pictures of missing requires at this time remind me help him dispose of the body and he told Maricela where the body was it was such a place where they dumped Pig carcasses from the app to the body with it with her son as the place and a place finally do something and they arrested yet so just put on trial in the witness box breaks down and apologize and then a few weeks immerse was like what the f*** is going on here so she starts to look into this way that was a member of the latest right now if you own the state right you have if they control 70% of the economy you have more money than the government for the police work tomorrow will come with me let me dispose of the Buddy Ryan Me and Julio right by that time the killings were basically holding down by the place on this is this is important Maricela refuses to accept that she lives in a country where there is no justice she decides to solve this she appealed based on this some Marisela turns herself with these women into a detective she stopped tracking Sergio or the Mexico whatever their sighting she walks everywhere she was over a thousand miles right becomes incredibly she goes to the police she tells him what his they took him off and it disappears she's devastated so she decides she's going to go to the governor's mansion in Chihuahua state capital will you people go and find this man and she cools on every mother who has a daughter is missing because they're afraid of for to come and join her in this fight right to get to Christmas Eve and she's preparing to get this great speech on a man was up to her and she has her in the head in front of all the place everyone


    Johann Hari on The Way Loneliness Impacts Mental Health | Joe Rogan
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    mental health mental health mental health problems Kumon talked to some degree these three sets of course is obviously has a heavy biological driver languages with dementia will develop significantly more slowly than if you don't have any of these factors right so with things like psychosis that's pretty impressive Stanford University Research in African countries in the United States stop having the American level recovery not the African ugly recovery and again it's a while since I spoke to the statement I thinking you argue and part was going on is the community even if you have these mental health problems right they have much stronger social connections is a study the Americans how many close friends do you have in you could turn to in a crisis and when they started the most common answer was fine today the most common answer is none right is what the average business coming answer half of all Americans ask how many people know you well say nobody right so she is exposed to the flu virus in the cold virus and the colds way more likely to actually get them lightly people right it's just devastating feel physical and mental health to be lonely this other things going on so I can is a whole range of things are going on with cumin to help a business like I said I don't know but we know there's a big debate Expedia and play some rolling things like depression for little people but yet so my sense of yeah I mean obviously biological factors but the cultural factors make sense the fact that these people in Africa are not they're not expelled from the community so they have a sensor of bond and maybe it's more easy to recover and one of the things that you hear about part of the problem with mental illness is that people with melting I mean sort of yeah I mean obviously there's very biological factors but the cultural factors make sense the fact that these people in Africa are not they're not expelled from the community so they have a sense of bond and maybe it's more easy to recover and one of the things that you hear about part of the problem with mental illness is that people with mental illness are pushed away people don't want to deal with their problem and it exacerbates whatever is causing it in the first place


    Why the War on Drugs Doesn't Work | Joe Rogan & Johann Hari
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    he was they looks pretty similar to Shadow fake ID they were like sisters and one day when they were late teens they went to Ocean City 4 dine out and Lisa decided to hitchhike back to New Jersey when she lived and Lisa by to her and the next day she arrived so she waits a way to find out what happened and then they just eaten by animals lie becomes become convinced that time that Lisa has reasons at least I've been killed as Papa gang initiation ceremony she looks like I'm going to destroy these guys have dedicated my life to destroy these things and applies to become a police officer Hardline cop right takes real pleasure and busting people but Lee start to notice a few things when your company arrest a rapist there are fewer rights in Yorktown the next week right when you are coping you bust a pedophile if your children get sexually abused but she knows when you bust a dealer empowering these gang intimidating powerful note upheld the property rights right if we go to the guy who sells Coke digression in Pilots right legal businesses compete on cost and quality product in illegal Market people could pay on how much of a frightening f***** you're prepared to be right out and put it on drugs creates a wolf do drugs right transfers it to these criminal gangs she realizes I'm the one enabling them right they control one of the biggest industries in the world because of this police action because of this decision to prohibit these drugs and if you want to know how much of this violence is caused by just ask yourself where the buy alcohol deal is right it's gon shoot everyone in the next BART down exactly that happen of the alcohol prohibition when did the end of the day alcohol prohibition ended cuz illegal milk is the computer sleepwalking breaking up positive Maryland clam she really was not a racist spreadsheet hot brushes African American men most on is called tinnitus which is the vast majority of people white people sometimes use dog should we go to like a white neighborhood as well and the supervisor set of cultural right white people use drugs but white people know journalists and lawyers and judges that's really a whole lot of s*** for us just go for the low-hanging fruit it was great Champion women police officers is a great guy and one day she gets a call at home and I've been sent on a drug bust undercover and the guy put his repeat muffin shot in the head and Legos to see a dead body and she's like what did he die for Harley Quinn as a police officer she retrained as a loyal she not get the criminal records expunged when she can I be kind of people that she busted when she was a cop and she's a big issue was Papa Ops 2 all Keith the ending the drug world Disney's realizations now you know obviously it's breakfast my heart what we do to people with addiction problems started in Latin America and South America in the drug World violence that have died in Syria but I don't know what we can do about Syria we can end this when did we can do what was happening what's stopping us a logical conclusion based on facts and based on cases like Portugal and Switzerland when there's obviously data so people are aware of this so people must be confronted with this data to this day people know the prohibition on alcohol was a massive disaster and no one would ever accept it again we're slowly starting to realize that marijuana at least for some people is safe and reasonable and should be used recreationally and has some massive benefits medically so we're starting to see legalization both for recreational use and clearly for medical uses spread I think it would it would decide what it was it I think it's like there's a certain amount of states where it's just fully legal recreationally and more where its medical but I think it's more than 18 states total now we all and it should be yes it is in Canada as it should be for alcohol but what what is the stop what is the wall between this and legalization of all these are the drugs and counseling and implementing some sort of a Switzerland like program in question has a range of things prescription a big one I think going to my stand for is the note and pains when are they going to legalize marijuana you can see the interest-rate prison guard unions alcohol companies commercial competitor religious fundamentalist groups Boondocks has failed infinite disaster and yet most people are afraid of the Alternatives right does ignorance mean as I went to all these places from The Killing Fields in Switzerland plane ticket to Geneva is a plane ticket to Lisbon is a plane ticket to Colorado right to know rocket science I've been to the places I've tried these things we can see the results right then the legalization is not abstract abstracted what are the what's the key differences between legalization and decriminalization but they still have to go to on criminal gangs to get that drug legalization is where you open up some Legal Group


    How Harry Anslinger Started The War on Drugs | Joe Rogan & Johann Hari
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    a lot of people think you so much and 1939 in a hotel in Midtown Manhattan Billie Holiday The Great Jazz Singer walked on stage and she sang For the First Time song I'm sure you're listening is unbelievably challenging about time the very few popular songs like that and and Tavern African American women doing it was quite shocking where she wasn't even allowed to walk to the front door at the hotel they made her go through the service elevator is a man was government bureaucrat I think most influential person that was ahead of his affected the lives of the lights are people listening to a shy guy takes over the Department of Probation just as alcohol prohibition is ending see you've had this big war on alcohol has been a shitshow has been a disaster and he takes and he wants to keep his government Department for drugs around too intense hatred she has of Billie Holiday's the application advice was a really intense hatred of African-Americans I mean he was regarded as a crazy racist in the 1920s Baltimore Baltimore pigtown sheets when she was 10 she was terrific she was raped at the man who raped I was sent to prison for year-and-a-half she wasn't Reformatory for longer than he called right she she was tormented by the nuns they they they said she was disobedient she brought it on herself they can lock her in the dead bodies overnight to teach her a lesson she eventually ran away should try to find her mother and mother have gone to Marco Island Billie Holiday started working in bed, next to her mother in this perfect when she fought for teens should be right by men for money night after night after night shift CNA and when they the police rescue rescue break into the arrest her instead of prison swooning from Harry anslinger sang stop singing this song. It is f*** you I'm an American citizen of single a f****** place right at that point Harry anslinger resolves to destroy her the first man he sent to to track who is a man called Uncle Jimmy Fletcher reflection has dropped out with a bag man. He dances with her nightclubs against another really well and Billie Holiday was so amazing that Jimmy Fletcher fell in love with her and his whole lot he felt really ashamed way did he passed they when they come into such as she she she makes him she pisses in front of them at the trial was called the United States vs Billie Holiday and she said that she sent to prison for 18 months in prison but what happened to her next I think is the coolest thing she gets out of prison and about time to sing anywhere but I said alcohol you need a license doesn't get it so one of my friends wants the cruelest thing you can do to take away the thing they love they take away singing from Billie Holiday weekend in criminal records example Hospital text her but she says to her friend Molly Duff tea on the way in the answer his men were done with her they're going to compel she said they going to kill me in there. Let them they're going to kill me she wasn't wrong in the hospital she's diagnosed with Advanced liver cancer and probably related to severe alcoholism and in the hospital she she goes into heroin withdrawal so male friend my sister she can methadone stop to recover back is hurting the girls quite dangerous when the week while on your old weave and answering his men come arrest her on her hospital bed hospital bad friends in to see her outside with sign saying that lady they live they were big purse right then after 10 days the cost of methadone and she died the next day have friend at one of her friends told the BBC that she look like she had been violently wrench from life right bus right set with three whole days to die for one second late is been insanely racist from the stop right at the same time to hurry up. Billie Holiday have a heroin addiction he found out Judy Garland Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz had a heroin addiction one of the agency sent to destroy Michael George white guy trapped in the last days of our life we now know I mean he's a psychopath he was she should I be Skies constraints Gotti infiltrate a Chinese drug guy when he wasn't. But he he boasted in his diary about murdering people about women and raping them I mean which are only one who epic story about people with addiction problems and that they sometimes recover from their addiction that is indeed a heroic story everyone want you managed to do that is it here pause of the deep sound she sang Strange Fruit should be people through bubbles I never stop singing that song right and I think about a lot and I think about you know Everyday People Listen to Billie Holiday and they feel Stronger Everyday will still following the policies of Harry anslinger and it makes us weaker this conflict the beginning the start of the drug I think one of the reasons why the debate about the drug war is so charged because it runs through the hearts of all of us or anyone the anger is useful in most cases we need to understand how to change your life right but that conflict is is very deep in us and he invented Perfect story about Billie Holiday and I had no idea that Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz was also addicted to how did you munchkins about them as well why was Harry anslinger hate towards her so extreme so when he was a kid the book is coaching the screen cuz when he was a kid eat tuna in Pennsylvania and he lives in a van house and they go up in the storm house in the next Farmhouse down there was a wife you had an addiction and these drugs are evil and we need to destroy them especially later on he was in Europe during the first world war very Kings is Diplomat hurricane sends that you only need a little bit contamination and it will go to s*** and so he places for The Killing Fields New Mexico to Switzerland ricocheted around and actually how he made he thinks he's stopping the screams. Should creating for more screens in that in that in that place yeah but I still don't understand why he had this people with addiction problems so I'm telling her story but this is what he did to huge numbers of people right he wanted to destroy the whole jaw seen that one amazing thing spending time in his archives and Penn State was a single these memos from his agents are such them go to a local jazz club in the evil things that happening the ocean man and had a lyric that said when he gets the notion he thinks he can walk across the ocean and he's like there was good epidemic of drowning across the United States that people use cannabis because they believe they can walk on water about time we supposed takes over comes the Federal Bureau of Narcotics is it when Frankenstein's monster bumps into a spliff on the staircase Frankenstein's monster dies of fright like these extraordinary Lehighton claims and trying to get support for battle cannabis in particular with the help of the Fox News this time has passed newspapers this is what will happen if you use cannabis tragedy in suit with hearing these discuss stories again about about something that was said but I think about the motto for the entire drywall the waking second already have the power to get wealth in Ruins and this one part when he goes to the new United Nations and he's insisting this happens and they basically threatening people this thing will cut off your phone 8 or you won't be allowed to sell Goods to the US market if you don't do this tornado you might be allowed to sell Goods to the US market if you don't do this ambassador from Thailand is like


    The Solution to the Opioid Crisis | Joe Rogan & Johann Hari
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    even really good people are profoundly misunderstanding what's happening with the the IPO process where is the opioid crisis happening in New Hampshire Addiction in West Virginia much better access what's going on August 8th in an ant case did a massive study of this and they said that we need to understand the opioid deaths deaths of Despair right it's not a coincidence that the place is addiction is highest suicide will the rain had a like the rats in that first cage right they have been deprived of the things that might like me. Play some wrong they do play a role I think the prices of salt isn't it wasn't thinking primarily by stop which my mother is an is nicotine chemical hook and so in the late eighties when nicotine patches were invented cigarettes without any of this shity cancer-causing smoke us surgeon general's report complicates later finds highly motivated people using nicotine patches 17% of them will stop smoking right now that's a big deal the other things I talked about in in lost connection so I mean it's a whole range of them being a few are acutely lonely we have a lonely Society that's ever be right you are much more likely to be vulnerable to dispatch depression addiction if you are controlled and humiliated at work with most people now on to some degree you're much more vulnerable to these things I've been to the place that solves annoyed crisis that had a disastrous opioid crisis and ended it right and they did something that's very different to Americans are being urged to do so I'm as Twisted as income like in the public parks people like injecting in the neck like nightmare seems right that be bad anyway but the Swiss people this is like the worst nightmare right and they trial supposed to think I tried the American way arresting people punishing people shaming people and it just keeps getting worse and worse and then one day they got this incredible I think the solution is to legalize heroin legalization what you picture is anarchy and Chaos she said what we have now is anarchy and Chaos right we have unknown criminals unknown chemicals to unknown drug users in the dark or filled with violence disease and Chaos legalization obviously know maybe there's some really hardcore Libertarians but No One Believes we should legalize her in the way alcohol do cannabis illegal right now I think that should be a heroine oil in CVS and Rite Aid Clinic well if you see the clinic so the way it works is you have to go to the clinic at 7 in the morning cuz Swiss people believe in doing things really f****** idiots posted this agreement between me and my dad you turn up you got in that give you a heroin addict if you medically Pure Heroine you can't take it out with you you going to use it that part because I don't want to sell it on but my knee cuz I wanted to you to make sure you made it to go to your job Supportive Housing work and therapy to figure out why you can't batsby person in your life it's really important syringe surprise me really weird is they will give you any choice of heroin that you want to pop them on that will kill you and there's never any pressure to cut back and yeah I wouldn't know when it was 13 years after the first started there's almost nobody on the program. The whole time almost everyone. how can I because we're told the chemical hooks take you while you need more money if you have unlimited Supply you would just carry on how do you explain this to me like I was dumb and she said well we help them in their lives get better and it's your life get better you don't want to be annexed at us so much 15 uses histogram zero deaths stats on legal heroin no one person can people transfer in cuz why would you carry on using expensive city street drugs when you could be getting help and getting the drug free and when is fascinating about this roaches make Donald Trump look like Oprah Swiss people after this has been in practice for five years had a referendum on whether to get rid of it and 70% of Swiss people voted to keep her when they go I was most women don't want to be on the street being f***** by random strangers but the body if I don't like an alternative but the change my environment to get out of the Icelandic Asian until like that smell like Rat Pack what we do in this country finds out that you are using a percocet or Oxy addiction continue how to turn your life around will give you a criminal record with Shane you with stigmatize you we put barriers between you and reconnecting what kind of hawks at the Y. Crisis which is also creating a society is becoming harder and harder for people to be president especially in those in those places I keep thinking about in the in the 18th century Britain lines of people were driven out of the countryside into these disgusting Urban slums in like London and Manchester and something happened cycle the Gin craze right but basically shitload of people just become alcoholics drink gin until they died right it's a famous painting from the time go gin Lane of a mother down in like a bottle of vodka while a baby like fools out the window right and think about that really well happening now they said unto us if only we can get rid of this tentacles that because anyone in Britain who's over the age of 18 can go and buy genright and while we still have some alcoholics to be sure we don't have mass epidemics of alcoholism. Babies falling out of Windows what changed wasn't the amount of availability availability of the drug what people's basic psychological needs are not met right where they have shrinking number friends and social connections with a toilet life is about money and buying s*** and displaying it on Instagram sees me where they spend most of the time jobs they find unfulfilling controlling and humiliating you going to create growing pools of people who call anybody who constantly insecure insecure able to set aside $500 for an emergency comes along with insecurity in the society you going to create very large numbers of people What a Feeling Marianne Faithfull the great like 60s British singer with Mick Jagger annoying this drug use is happening because it performs a function right what am I supposed to bite my face by chasing scream and lost connection is that these forms of Despair depression anxiety addiction they are meaningful signals right they are telling us something that happened Rising year after year after year that way now at the point average white male life expectancy is bullying in this country for the first time in the entire peacetime History of the United States and that's because of drug addiction and suicide in fact it is largely a response to The Brave Little Toaster other things going on this one and we can talk about then once you understand that you realize it's going to be a deeper spot that I went to places that do notary Switzerland Switzerland what is the overall population 5 1/2 million so it's a small country how much money do they have to spend to keep this program going in the time constraints in terms of like how long is he's got an addiction problem allowed to stay there and and receive treatments you can stay on your entire life if you want to and practice that doesn't happen very they stay in the facility night they live in apartments did good reception sites cheaper than the police constantly harassing people putting them in prison putting them on trial bites are really expensive in-state Hermes unbelievably cheap if you buy a legal aid and it saves money right which is why Swiss Peak nearby pragmatic than you know the most compassionate people but they are pragmatic people that's why it was so right and every year they were like Swiss then they were trying American Way Shane punishment stigma and things just kept getting worse and worse and worse and then one day the prime minister is the leader of the opposition got together another week are going like this and they decided to do something really Radical Something know what a dunce is the drug will be down in this country 70 years before they said we like awesome scientists what the best thing to do would be a panel of scientists Tony Patterson on the first of a drug treatment center in in Portugal founded after the detection and they said to them and look at all the evidence and figure out what the hell week and a half or two years and they come back and they say i k solution is weed decriminalized all drugs for cannabis to crack but next time take all the money we currently spend a f****** people up arresting them shaming them imprisoning them and spend that money instead on turning around and interested in the United States right so I do some residential rehab write this up a big part of a small lines so people with addiction problems could stop and run businesses the things that I thought were important at a time people are crazy that you can spend it on Throgs lunacy not by the time I went strokies woman like the cliff right wasn't that stupid problems of course so well it's virtually no one in Portugal instead great God code Crown figure era decriminalization with the top drop top in the whole country and he said I'm sure loves you listen to the timer call do this when I went to see him website he said something like everything I said what happened didn't happen and everything the other side said what happened did I told you how I felt really shined it's been so many years prior to the decriminalization screen people's lives up when it could have been helping them turn their lives around never do they have really terrible Rising problems the places that have policies based on Mckellips restore order to the market and its Liberty to drug uses and love and compassion and practical help people with addiction problems have declining drug problems right they did this in Switzerland what was the primary cause for this drug addiction and how did they deal with that so if they dealt with it in Portugal with these loans and helping up businesses by paying for half the salary and all those things like that seems like a wonderful idea what do they do in Switzerland to sort of mitigate one of the issues whatever the issues were there causing people to be drug addicts in the first place so it's a combination that gay people have been terribly to be used as a lot of evidence that giving survivors of sexual abuse safe places in which they can release the shame about that leads to a big fool and depression addiction and other problems. Kind of the pieces is it's a big driver of a lot of diction for lot people that claim everyone and some of it was just two people who have never been given a chance in life I have never had stabilized cookie cutter wide open up open up in drug treatment in the United States what is plenty good examples as well you know you'd arrived and they say this is your problem we're here to tell you your problem I have to solve your problem it's very much Guided by the person themselves right people who are in deep pain sweet experience thinking about all the time I was writing about depression light in the day that I realize why I kept thinking about it so much I was in Vietnam about 5 years ago and I was really tired and so this big red apple I'm so tired I lay on the bed and I start eating it was just gross try was thing really really chemical taste it was like how I imagined casually projectile vomiting and it gets wet food I have food poisoning before I buy City from Fried Chicken in my 20s I was not Anisa's radio and after about four days I said to Hawaiian translator who's when I'm like look actually I'm sitting in this hot with this this woman is a 96 or woman who was the only person from the villages to survive the Vietnam War take me back to put me in the car take me back to Hawaii right now I'm so annoying and jabbing me with everything that was going on and the off Mila's questions and I kept saying to them give me something for the nausea the ridiculous story about to die but I think it would pineapple I'm like Eve or like Snow White or like Alan Turing and then I was like you're about to die in your lost or basically pretentious come Voltaren for four days just like I've been in the desert for 40 days I had seen that much pressure in their addiction as a bit like that muzio right as like a kind of malfunction right sign that you should get rid of and actually what we need to do is hear it right cuz it will tell us what's wrong with us we can begin to find Solutions on all the places I went to places of solve depression crisis I went to places that sells Addiction crisis screen makes sense you feel these wasteful reasons I went to get down into these these people reasons


    What Really Causes Drug Addiction | Joe Rogan & Johann Hari
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    we got it for me it was about but it's not personal reason and one of my earliest memories is of trying to wake up one of my relatives and not being able to understand why then cuz it's a little boy thing people in the world are trying to deal with this problem I want to go meet with them told them so I don't speak Janet took 3 years Sid and tormented Vietnam where they make people with addiction problems going to literally forced labor camps and the place has had the most compassionate Portugal with a decriminalized all drugs incredible results they legalize heroin incredible results and most people I know it's all exciting other set of possibilities the main reason why people assume the people do drugs to escape reality what do you think is the the primary thing that they're running from things play comme non-problematic to the person isn't addictive it doesn't damage the help what's going on I'm one of the things that when he blew my mind in the research for chasing the scream was realizing I had deeply misunderstood what addiction is I had misunderstood the thing I thought I have been staying in front of me since I was a kid right so nice people that think about close to me nice people if we stop the next Periwinkles is heroin addiction we've been told this story 400 years has become totally part about our common sense right we think if we took them that we took next 20 people after that and we'll pass the studio and we injectable with Heroin everyday for a month at the end of that month they will be here without Express simple reason that chemical hooks in heroin that that bodies would start to desperately physically need for the chemical inside the right there's some reality to chemical hooks that exist that real but that's actually a very small part of what's going on something wrong with that story we've been told it's always explain to me by lights of doctors in Britain Brown from if you step out into the street and you get hit by a truck and you break your hip to be taken to hospital much better than the shirt you bought on the street cuz it's medically pure it's not contaminated if we think about addiction is right but it's just caused by exposure to the drug what should be happening to all these people in British hospitals have been given lights go on the streets right but she never happens right I want to learn that I just seems so weird to me I thought I couldn't possibly betray right how could it be you got someone in the hospital bad he's taking loads of really posting her and they don't become addicted and in the alleyway outside you got someone is using the drug he becomes okay by Matt's amazing man Alexander you didn't experiment that's really transformed how we think about Dick Shinola the weather to new way of thinking and loads of new evidence so explain to me earlier in the 20th century little bit shity today right and give it to water bottles just water and the other is water laced with either heroin or cocaine remember in the 1990s as a famous partnership for Drug Free America add the shows this experiment and the right in this cage starts to drink that has killed itself addition problems alone in an empty cage they got nothing that makes life meaningful rats right what would happen if we did this differently which is basically like having a rights right they got like two friends but if you don't know what's in them but I like the Waterbury much none of them when that lives of shity none when they have the things that make like me connection we have to ask yourself what are the context in which people become addicted to some contacts what people find these drugs extremely addictive and there are some contacts so they don't become addicted this something the drug plays a role Chemical X real the Vietnam war in Vietnam American troops be using heroin raspberries it's got out that it actually insane Crackdown on cannabis and so people to move to Ireland custom if the dogs can detect (maze cannabis when is Warrens we can have you know if million Aeronautics on the streets of the United States there's a really good study that followed these B's Mannheim and it found that the vast majority of them just stopped right didn't go inside then go to rehab most of them didn't go inside the New Evidence about addiction I go through chasing the scream it makes it makes perfect sense right you me everyone in this area if I took any of us and put us in a horrific pestilential jungle where we don't want to pay and I made you kill a lot of people and potentially die any moment you would find heroin much more appealing than you do now right if we want to understand why people turn to painkillers we go to understand why they're in pain right chord addiction slavery I learned from these amazing the core of addiction is about not wanting to be present in your life because your life is too painful a plane today and once you understand that you can see why what we've been doing is such a disaster right humiliated understand me behind that inflict pain on them to give them incentive to stop right I want you to understand the pain is if you can see why some people say that doesn't work. It's much worse right that makes addiction was those women I went out with and spent all that time with you you know that prison come back from being on the Chain Gang where they have to sometimes I have to dig grave they went to another day I was there they have to collect garbage today I was one of the days I was that but we come back normally with prisons terrified with Michael the whole Rye is the solar trip log and so I said to the gods you show me the Halo Shirley Center places she could cat to human Recreation of the cages that guaranteed addiction and rats right and this is what we doing thinking it will stop these women being addicted perspective on what places are incredible results I love that rat experiment one because that always been parroted as this is the proof positive that these drugs are so terrible for you but once they figured out that if you take those rats and put them in a wonderful place and they don't have addiction it really does make you step back and go okay what is exactly going on here obviously there's chemical hooks they are real life people that are on sustained prolonged use of opiates especially people with back in please have an incredibly difficult time kicking up even really positive people don't necessarily have awful lives but it's it's one of those things that gets in your head and then you sort of parotid you you've heard it you repeat it but the reason why I asked you the question like what what is what is the cause for most people you believe it's an unfulfilled life or a painful life or painful self-image or remorse for your past or like what is it that they do have like primary reasons or primary attributes that we attached to these people that are drug-addicted what my more recent book connections uncovering the real causes of depression in the unexpected Solutions is is about of Court addiction is it's about trying to deal with pain right but the causes of human pain obviously huge annoying causes a deep despair right now. Depression in the densely interconnected at most of the facts is not biology that finances in the way we live for love connection evidence do human beings have natural psychological names right you need to feel you belong meaning and purpose you need to fill the people see you and value you you need to be a future that makes sense and this culture with Bill is good at lots of things that I'm really glad to be alive today


    Joe Rogan | The Benefits of Having a British Accent w/Johann Hari
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    hello Yuan to myself that says talk slow talk American because all I spent about half the year hitwe British people because a reorientation where you suddenly realized IHOP in Cactus Arizona and I was saying to the women right like I'll have some time do you speak English people f****** invented it right but I really love Arizona there's great Parts like Phoenix is amazing Tucson's great place to but it's a wild west sort of a state it's one of those weird holdover states that have a lot of weird old school laws like like I think you could just walk around with a gun experience in Phoenix was was going out with a group of women who would like to come out on a chain gang wearing t-shirt saying I was a drug addict when members of the public could have been Jared The Rock has written this book about the war on drugs and 150000 degrees I have to walk somewhere and I could see on the map it was like a mile away so I'll just walk is fine I got like halfway there people and you are because the only reason anyone ever work in Phoenix I never have a nice color like I'm either this albino, or Red Run and never has no rich brown Hue none of my ancestors the Scottish and swiss flight never saw the sun right now my friend Jamie was over my house once and he's not his friend Jamie different Jamie who's the British as well and my daughter who is at the time I think she was like 10 or something like that she goes she goes to while my watch with Mommy he's so white and she and she goes yeah she was like he's white like paper Jamie White like paper things to very gullible Americans were there who makes you feel like you're more sophisticated well-read and more aware of the world I know there's a mixed Americans like the Russia Britain because we constantly looking at the United States right we're constantly staring three most in American culture I think we feel very American right has been talk to you here and then you come up with these deep cultural differences all the time but I have literally never heard of European ass right nice crusty right when passing coming at Mar-A-Lago or kidding West Baltimore and you can say what's your story and now having a weird being a police interrogation do you suck on the bus in Mississippi and sitting next to a woman and within 5 minutes to chat until she told me about like a two miscarriages have a mother hated her and I thought if we was twist where my dad's from you wouldn't tell me this until we got married and maybe not even that storytelling very different about this place than a year of anywhere in Europe now when you talk to people in England you guys don't have the same level of social not social media but of reality television you have some like big brother but you don't have it to the extent that we have it here right yeah I haven't really been taking over show host president used to describe myself and I was hosting Fear Factor they like you hosted reality show my sort of it's a game show it's just a f*****-up game show it's like Trump was hosting a gameshow essentially right it was a contest it wasn't like keeping up with the Kardashian that's a true reality show because there's literally nothing going on other than these people's lives and whatever orchestrated bulshit they put in to make it more interesting because I think that's part of the thing I was getting to about Americans always wanted to give you their narrative there was one to give you the story of their life so when someone says what's your story there to have it ready you know because it's almost like we feel like we're in some sort of a small television show all the time or some sort of small production it's like almost part of Are Who We Are realize you're just the extra right on the corner of the ShopRite and British people or certain kind of self-deprecation examples London Brandon Murder by 50 people two weeks later another group jihadis try to do the same thing but I haven't built very well so they go down into the subway and disallow bang but it doesn't connect with the dead tonight remember rightly 3 the escape on the Escaping The Giant in the story chases after them Pages chasing after the guy for ages what everyone else is running the f*** away and the guy any Frozen to the ground and we said to him was that the attempted suicide rude man right it's like it's impolite right way to a better example which is true he was reported time definitely was done during the riots we had in 2011 in London it was one place where they break into a luxury good store and they could only make extra strong window so they could only make a hole in the corner of the window and it was caught on the security cameras that the riot is formed the line to go in and loot the store right that's how deep beautiful me right then that door ready go and people pile through all Humanity gets tossed aside Financial desperation but it's also the competitive nature of those things we trying to grab the few remaining items are 25% off and I've been saving for this TV for 6 months and there it is right in front of you and you charge people are fighting left and right it's awful terrible way for people to interact with each other the pile through all Humanity gets tossed aside Financial desperation owner American a little bit of that but it's also the competitive nature of those things we trying to grab the few remaining items are 25% off and I've been saving for the TV first 6 months and there it is right in front of you and you charge people are fighting left and right it's awful is it a terrible way for people to interact with each other


    Do We Own What We Create? | Joe Rogan & Bill Ottman
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    advance in the company more if they played a long could be yeah I'm not going to do it don't work out at all their brilliant but they just went up for whatever reason that's her choice you know it should be your choice to go out like Christopher Hitchens just f****** drink smoke cigarettes one day you get cancer and you like well you know I mean this is like the way he described his like burning the candle at both ends if gave a beautiful brilliant light yeah he is very possible that's true even though most of the madness that we see in in Brillion artists like it's it's very possible that that man this would not be expressed if they had their it was something that Sam Harris Saturday on your show just about about the freeway. I think that connects to this information Theory kind of thing so if we're just sort of a conglomerate of these actions and words like blowing the factions through our body and unique ways I mean do you accept his theory on Free Will or conventional theory of determinism that a lot of people are embracing and I think there's definitely some Merit to it however you and I both know that you choose whether or not you decide to do something right you choose whether or not you like someone says someone says something to you that's kind of shity and you choose whether you decide to email them back some shity like you have the initial impulse so I can Will hey man f*** you you have an initial impulse you think on it you sleep on it but why are you thinking on it sleeping on it are you doing that because of determinism are you doing that because you're trying to better person and are you trying to be a better person because of all the factors that played out in your life like environment genes life experience all those things it's really good it's a really good discussion so do you own the words that you're saying right now the question form right here just discussions going to be licensed and you yeah I think your Licensing in a certain way okay so it will you have the ability to license it however you want you could say hey anyone can take this and cut it up and remix it or you could say now that's locked down but he helped create this whole licensing array of like six different licenses one says you can do absolutely anything you want with this another says you can share it but you can make money off of it and so the free-will stuff is connected to Howard dealing with information and like if you cuz if you if you think realistic we don't own what we're saying we're a part of it running where conduit word unique conduit so I don't think it aligns with How the Universe Works to really be a locking down information it makes sense probably in certain short-term business but you know I think we have to open it up so what's really going on what do you mean like a lockdown information looks like source code like classified files like our content like music like video how does a how does this connect to determinism and whether or not you have free will because it is a r r creator of your information will you are certainly if you put into work like what say you decide to write a book I mean you put hundreds and hundreds of hours in this book and edit this book and then you release the book and someone says no you didn't you didn't create that you are you're a product of determination and I'm going to just steal your book that's intellectual theft intellectual theft is real it's it's certainly real in terms of a creation of content right if you are a stand-up to me and someone takes your countless hours of work and steals it that's intellectual set for sure and if they try to pawn it off as their own to their own selfish needs selfish means that's why I tribution is the key part of the Creative Commons license you are always saying if you come up with a joke you know it came from here but what if it's a profit like say if you wrote a book and I say hey this is a great book written by Bill ottman give me five bucks for it and put it on my thought you two would walk that I mean here's the thing I I don't somebody makes all the money off of your book cuz they have a better platform to sell your book and they don't give it to you at all and you wrote the book you spent all the time you did all the work I would for certain content that I create completely Give It Away. Sounds like I was never in the book ever in the book I mean but see if you were I'm not saying people should be forced to do this. I'm just saying that this I think is how creativity happens and I just don't people deserve to make money on their content and you deserve to own your stuff but I don't think that that's actually How the Universe works I don't think it's acceptable to say I own your content but that's why I'm struggling to see how they're connected because if you're not the originator then you're not the owner puts a weird argument cuz you are the original Stephen King wrote All Steven you are here the unique conduit you are the originator of that specific configuration of information and you deserve to be able to everything you're saying with it I'm just saying that I don't know if it's complex it is complex if you're saying that all human beings essentially all of your actions have been determined by a lot of factors that are outside of your control what is genetics again life experience education all the different factors your environment is that what's causing you to put out f****** brilliant record it's part of it right but you I maybe you have 50 maybe you have 50% everything else has 50% are there I don't know what the percentage is but if you're a musician and someone like Spotify comes along to his boot DD make that dude so we're just going to put it on Spotify and make millions and give you pennies that's not what I'm advocating I'm saying and uses the Blues. yeah Israel plagiarism so but that doesn't that doesn't mean that those aren't great Rock herself the true it is true. You know I found out this Bill Burr called me up and left this really Disturbed message he was like really bummed out when he watching bills a musician he's a drummer and when he saw videos of Led Zeppelin music played and the band that used to open for Led Zep we played on the podcast we like holyshit like they just stole stuff they just stole giant chunks and riffs and you know when we make it better I guess but yeah but that's a different thing than Stephen King's book by Stephen King had to spend countless hours in front of his laptop trying to go over each and every sentence in each and every paragraph in work cuz he stole stuff dude they sold certain phrases but you think he didn't use a single phrase anywhere in any of his books that he didn't pull from Summer certainly I don't think it's the same though I think it's similar to get it to the level of Awesomeness that would hurt Jasmine didn't pay those people yeah if you no matter what you should be attributing you're taking ideas put in the footnotes why does it hurt it doesn't make your art worse because then they adopt admit they stole the Riff for Stairway to Heaven from their opening band and then people would go a lot and then they would see it and they would look at Led Zeppelin differently but you know human beings are severely flawed I don't know if I buy that with this this idea that you're saying and turns of Life author creating content I'm not trying to sell something know I know but if they are I don't think so much appeal to copy their stuff and sell it I don't think they should either but what do you think I'll get you should be able to view the content creators you are who you are and who you are at this moment versus who you are a decade ago or two decades ago it's it's all very weird you know I mean you go back and think about stuff from high school and you like Jesus Whatley am I really even that person like I think about still like I talk to my sister about stuff that happened when we were in high school oh yeah crazy like I ran into a guy for my high-school like a couple weeks ago it was weird was so weird you know he remembered some strange story from English class and I was like wow you remember that like how weird and while he was talking is that even really me about me because I don't have any connection to the stuff that he sang and I understand that he has his two vague distant ghost-like memory in his mind of some some I like how weird and while he's talking about is that even really me because even really talking about me because I don't have any connection to the stuff that he sang and I understand that he has his two vague distant ghost-like memory in his mind of some some slide images that he's piece together that he recognizes as a past interaction I mean it's f****** strange


    We're Numb to Data Privacy Abuse | Joe Rogan & Bill Ottman
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    before they turn anywhere you looking at you know when I hear about something I almost always before I even Google it I almost always go to Twitter and check Twitter and you know and see what's going on and see if there's. Go at DuckDuckGo AR that one know what's up a privacy Focus search engine it's like pretty much the only privacy alternative to Google like this idea that we say I'll just Google it I mean our whole process has been to proprietary surveillance tools from our company and I've been trying to get myself like getting off Facebook getting off Twitter getting off Instagram it's just like they're so abusive to everybody in in like just billion people work there I mean Instagram they're all gigantic businesses yeah and they're all the same because none of them share their source code and they all spine everybody and they don't show you what is happening behind the scenes interview with the codes doing so like in that in the note I wrote you the other day it's like it's a comparative like food transparency you know 50 years ago nobody thought about that and then 20 years ago everyone's like I want to know what's in my food wible when you want to know what's in your apps do you know I mean it's super sketchy what they're doing but how so look what what superstar don't know but we know that they're spying on everyone in tracking you everywhere you go there targeting things that you based on physical location browser history even when you're not on those websites some of their falling around where you're going in the internet and so some people accept that for this free search engine with free email and things along those lines except except the fact that percentage of what they're doing is not going to be private or at least their searches are not going to probably save you Circle you thinking about buying a Jeep and you search jeeps you look at in a 2019 Jeep and then all the sudden all your Google ads or about Jeeps feel like we know I don't think that that makes people want to spend more time on Google and Facebook if it does it's more than that yeah and so there's all different layers of like what we use with your browsers your apps your operating system your food your government your energy like all of this technology has code running is associated with it so when you open up your computer when you sign into a browser when you open up an app you are empowering that out that's how the apps of the world become huge monsters corporations is because we all use them everyday so if you switch from you know a lot Macos to like the New Lenox for like Debbie and her bun to if you use braver Firefox if you you know.. Oz actually proprietary which is annoying but they are very privacy-focused and then there's there's all sorts out there that we can potentially accelerate with there's really cool new interesting protocols like that and ipfs that are like more torrent style back-end so there's actually no servers in a giant Warehouse like Facebook and Google it's more it's fully peer-to-peer and we're trying to balance it because not like decentralisation equals good and centralization equals bad but like you know in order to get a suite app like Instagram style uni servers to like process video and so the tech is still sort of immature in the fully peer-to-peer like you know Bitcoin style internet but we're definitely getting there and I just think it's important for people to use things that are transparent to them and respecting our freedom I think one of the problems with these giant companies is that once they become big you kind of use them as a default and it's very difficult to get people to communicate with you off of them you know it's it's a hard to say hey man I'm I'm launching this new social media app I would imagine you could speak to this I'm watching this new social media app and I want you to join it before I put them ready on f****** Facebook I'm ready on Google I'm already on Instagram I don't want to do that man too much extra and we making a million times harder for ourselves because we're not scooping into people's contacts and you know taking all the information you are not we're not snow, so like when you give your address book to a who does that GameStop's number when you say oh I want to find my friends around this app and you share your contacts we not supposed to that you're not supposed to do that yeah but most people do you know your friends didn't give you permission to give Facebook their phone number you do that I probably used to like seven eight years ago if I don't do it anymore I always say the same thing when it pops up kids that's all I know what you're doing Facebook is weird one man it's so it's such a sneaky one in Alpha Facebook and you know like all this Congressional hearings and the inner workings of it all and they're the fact that it profits off of outrage so it wants people to argue like the the AI the computer learning specifically wants people to have like contentious debate pentius debates about things cuz it keeps our eyes focused on the website and if your eyes are focused on Facebook you know then those Facebook ads very valuable it's really fascinating that I think the outrage is unavoidable on any network it's more you know are you going to are you going to take down there taking down at rage so I'm so and it just seems so inconsistent and subjective


    Has Facebook Betrayed It's Users? | Joe Rogan & Bill Ottman
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    journalist Scott Johnson Facebook where the story because they wanted her to show who her funding sources were and I didn't even know that there was an area where you could show that so it's almost like they're making this up as they go along yeah Kyle kulinski sent me this today I'm going to send this to you right now Jamie hang on one second hold on I'm very quiet unfortunately is an audio show but in July there yes not that are okay Facebook suspended in the now tweets page at the behest of CNN in the US government funded think tanks says we had almost 4 million subscribers did not violate Facebook rules were given no warning and Facebook isn't responding to us so yeah what was the what it would actually started this off I mean who knows they don't communicate with anyone they've been Banning legit accounts for years they won't you cannot even stand to minds.com link through Facebook Messenger right now it's blocked what if you were in the news feed it says careful this could be an unsecured website oh just clicked on a link from TMZ the same thing for on Twitter Twitter so just might be malicious they're spam there could be from mines keep you from going to TMZ about it lawyer said to you know that actually proves that you sent them something some sort of diligence but there's just no recourse they're lost so explain so someone is trying to say on Facebook Messenger hey you should go check out minds.com it won't let you post that link and what is their excuse they don't tell you how to get into I don't know you don't know I'm not going to say that I know that it does unsecured and I'm pretty sure that Facebook got hacked you know they compromised everybody stayed I like you want to talk about unsecured there's no more unsecure site that exists it is kind of funny I mean after those hearings and after all the stuff yeah it's his kind of funny called somebody else on secure their insecure Mark Zuckerberg is very insecure he he seems like he's too rich like you f***** up like he's there sipping water like a robot trying to figure out what the f*** is doing with his life I think that they're scared because they know they've betrayed everybody and so it's hard to get them to to speak annoys interesting with with Dorothy hair because I speaking but the fact is that he's not answering the question well he's bringing somebody else into answer the questions the next go-round and so that should be very nice think he actually didn't know the answer those questions I think he probably doesn't know all the specifics because he's a CEO of not one but two different corporations he's busy s*** and also true but I think that when we look at the policy that exists on his networks like he is in control of the policy two great there's a boar I don't know if that's the decision making process but he has a large voice okay I don't know how large is voices I assume that's probably true but one of things we did detail on the last podcast with Tim pool was how he wasn't the CEO for quite a long time fired then rehired as there's some issues and you know there's a lot of money involved in these things I think that plays a giant part and how they decide to make decisions and but do you think that an Advertiser reality doesn't like say you're an Advertiser and you want to advertise your computer okay and there's a video on YouTube that is about something controversial does it actually make sense for that Advertiser to not show their product on that controversial video don't they want to sell computers well it depends I mean if the controversial videos are about Jews are evil and you have this video about Jews being evil and then you know they like Razer computers come on the right but do you think that people actually I can understand not wanting to support certain types of content and maybe advertisers feel like they're supporting that content by advertising next to it but I also don't think that people when they're watching a controversial video on the internet say oh my gosh you know this Advertiser is completely out of line for being next to this controversial thing well that's one way to look at it another way to look at it is if you are a giant company that sells things let's say your Toyota and you selling Tundras you don't want your Tundra's to be associated in any way with something that you might think is negative is their prerogative they're paying for advertising they can kind of decide this is one of the things that's leading YouTube and specific and I've had a ton of conversations about this it's leading them specifically to try to demonetize things that could be considered distasteful or insensitive or controversial and it's very frustrating to content creators when you talk to them they're essentially saying that they need to do better and that their tools are very blunt that they don't really have the correct Computer Learning tools to figure out what is offencive and why and then there's a human review system which is very weird and we've run into that many times we're like we'll have like a Castle they say Tom Papa who's an uncontroversial fantastic stand up comedian and it's like demonetized and there were like why what happened and then we go with the f****** we talk about we didn't talk about anything crazy and it's really damaging for Brands when it gets domantas right away cuz it's that initial time. That generates the most Revenue so when you have to go back and do it I mean so I agree with that but so we built a tool that's like a peer-to-peer advertising tool so it's not there's two options you can you earn crypto for your contributions and then which cryptos do you support we have an aetherium base token but we're going to support all of them aetherium base tokens so it's an erc20 token what does that mean it means that we basically reward people for all of their activities of Jamie's posted on mines and people love his posts he gets rewarded in some yeah how much how much is well and will give you a wasn't Impressions so you were not focused on like oh you're going to make money from this one token will give you a thousand depression you or you get a thousand persons from you get a token from 1000 pressions want when you use a token to advertise online you get a thousand Impressions when you boost your post with it so intimate if you use the crypto you use a token you guaranteed views yeah that's weird and then why well you guaranteeing people see something well we when you boosted it gets fed to people's Newsfeed chronologically so there's a backlog Instagram sponsored posts


    Donnell Rawlings Started His Comedy Career As a Heckler | Joe Rogan
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    we really are we in the word I was a cop in the military really nobody believes out of the worst cop ever I made one arrest in 4 years and I was cuz of girl came to the gates had some big titties and I decided that I needed to pull it over but I was the worst f****** cock and I had to get out of Milton cuz I used to hear this phrase all the time Aaron Rollins your blatant disregard for establish military policy shows a lack of military branch Integrity his mouth was going to going to kick me out it was four years of cop station kunsan Korea Station bowling and you answer your tongue thing in Sao new not how you go they got to talk to Karen so well for years military 3 years 2 years and in Korea two years of Bon Air Force Base not got out and just randomly went to a comedy club became a heckler I was an a****** I just go to Comedy Club every Wednesday to f*** with the comedian's where was it, connection to Greenbelt it was like the black comedy club in DC that's what the time of when Martin Lawrence is on fire Dept damn thing was popping in and they had on black, cuz it'll be it would be a pizza shop they'll just turn okay now and it's a comedy club Monique had a club that she made turn from the restaurant because she got more business on the weekend as well, cousin restaurant and took it over and I used to go hack and I was such a good ekeler that people used to come to the show to hear me Uncle they'll be at the door like it was a tassel do going to be here tonight and I was made the club owner dare me to go on stage cuz they want to shut me up. I was so cocky after 4 weeks of heckling I tried to make a deal with the club on you start working on the Georgia he looking at what the f*** are you talk about anybody and they want me to go onstage and I went onstage in the first time I went on murdered this s*** and I knew that I was going to be doing anything else with my life for doing it I just knew it it was just like how did feel it's so great to remember it I remember if he catches in your mind I remember because I talk so much s*** to this point but the room of the energy the energy of the room was there because there was a lot of people that came they saw me they would like like when you go-go at you should you should try you should try so excited about didn't know what to expect and I wrote all these children when I got I got 30 minutes give me the headline I didn't think I was trying to give me the city of spot but have the Puffs came to see me so they would stay there and that first time I went on at all these jokes and playing I was going to do and I went onstage I drew a complete blank I don't remember s*** and then I went with a new best I start following somebody Orleans I got a laugh that I did my material and I didn't know what the light was they gave me the light and I was like oh I got to go right and I got off abruptly as I got to go and people started pulling the house went up and then he doesn't know he's new with his first time he don't know what they like me he'll be things like you'll be back and I was there almost every Wednesday for 8 months and then I moved to New York at 6 months why would you go first Club has live either one Brooklyn bruk it was interesting because I didn't go from from PC to like Main Street why cuz I was doing still together runs the ship and a lot of times I couldn't get spot so I would go to a I will go to the Poetry open mics cuz that she's be so dull the water when shifting the wave waved and I'd like to do it right and then I will go do chest when I couldn't do, cuz I would do that just I make a name for myself and never look back it was dope New York is a great place to get your chops up here do you enter New York it had to be probably like 95 98-95 I left in 94 to come to La when you get out of here I got out here like seven years ago maybe eight years ago and it was because my my sister is different because I wasn't getting a lot of rolls cuz I will f*** Temecula road work I might as well try to get more film and television stuff to move out to LA and then when I moved out here started getting more personal appearances so basically I moved to LA and became a role comic and I wasn't mad at it because after you joined it for a while you just want to wear the f****** I can make money doing this s*** you don't say that the road is the road you're not mean if it's Hollywood is Hollywood but who was going to be Happy Donut for a while you just want to wear the f****** I can make money doing this s*** you don't say that the road is the road you don't mean if it's Hollywood is Hollywood but who was going to pay me some money and it was the road until now like I do 40 weekends a year with me having a young kid now I'm trying to focus more film and television and get some more stable chair cuz I'm getting little to no skin burn


    Who's First in Line for Mind-Reading Technology? | Joe Rogan and Donnell Rawlings
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    second-guess everything that you say that's that's a fact until we can read each other's minds to look at find out for sure that's going to change the whole game I think I think it's just inevitable we were talking about in the last podcast about there's something they're going to be able to shoot in your neck and it would he say the way described it will take over your brain cells internet systems are we connected to each other's heads so there's a study they going to try on people are you can just go get doctor and say Brian Shipp I think eventually it's going to be shooting with the branch At first she got to get it on a clinical trial. And they put some chip in his back upgrade and it did that to him and everything sing like the inquisitive basically like a supercomputer inside of a person that you do everything artificial intelligence is Right Down the Line still talking about this s*** shooting it in your brain we're going to share a network we're going to be on the network going to be a lot of why people join an effort because black people don't fuk with needles bro the average black male that's what in Brownsville or okay or watching somebody rejected to a needle and it's probably going to try that and then you have to go to always at all. They all went to the subway Joe coming up they're going to f****** take over like finances like instantly there. As soon as they upload their Brandon all I got to get all this money and then by the time you shoot it into your head they've already got the system lockdown you have different level people that you hang out with get all this money to figure out what he always f****** money and then by the time you shoot it into your head they were to get the system lockdown you have different level people that you hang out with


    Jussie Smollett Isn't Going to Come Back: Donnell Rawlings | Joe Rogan
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    let me ask you this how is that going to come back from that ever know because he think he's going to was he how does he feed himself the way he feels as though because he's still going to have a base the base is going to have is like the motherfukers be like the same thing it's a group of people bright it's going to be still some people that want to hear his side of the story everybody's not everybody's not like just missing Mother Brain itself will maybe some people that just going to do you know like I refuse to believe it what's going on bro I think something didn't I think he was possibly paying them for something else could be not just thank you guys with that situation it kind of wrong home to me cuz then when it first was put out by this I wish the f*** somebody would try to violate my brother a disrespect my brother I know how it all ends I'll be ready to go so I had that that's what's so funny about those she has so many people that was Ron for him for different reasons man and it's like really selfish for you to not give a f*** about how you going to hurt people you know maybe even realize how bad we go wrong Maybe were you saying when you're when you're saying throwing f****** bleach on me mad at you trying to you trying to trick a mother fuc yeah you trying to trick a mother fuc yeah he said that I ain't no Killa but don't push me revenge is like the sweetest Joy next to getting when he didn't say the p**** that's hilarious he said that he was


    Joe Rogan on Paul Daley Claiming He Was Robbed in MVP Decision
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    Paul Daley your monster when he's when he's on he's a monster there's no man on the planet mean think about what he did to Lorenz Larkin right Lorenz Larkin is a really tactical Striker and Paul Daley time he lands at f****** left hand on you you you forget your childhood I feel one through LSAT to my opinion I beat that fool really close by we all lost the fans lost but now he says 3 on my car that's fine I don't know if it's is a b******* fight all the way over there was a lot going on blue belt grapple daily daily took him down then he locked position once and then be pecan on top of him and beat his ass got his back I thought I was amazed that Paul Daley was able to take them down though he really made some big improvements in his wrestling and then I guess maybe felt like after the John Fitch fight if you can't beat them join them


    Joe Rogan on the Jussie Smollet Situation
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    Jussie Smollett whatever how did Fraser right to try to get away with a crime there, Chicago cops cuz they haven't seen everything they don't Chicago Police hopefully all those detect yeah it's like me


    John Mayer: Aromatherapy Pimp | Joe Rogan and Donnell Rawlings
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    good dose before you go onstage just a little quick yeah just a little pool just a little pick-me-up you had a wonderful day what is your pre-show ritual do you have one no no I like to have like like you said two Puffs of weed to pass real deep tracks on blunts first what does like Jojo slow down man we get it now Charlie Murphy got me on the first time and then I was like this is an interesting experience to be high and then nicotine High the same time the two of them together unique right so different feeling and then I didn't do it again for a long time until I smoked with Dave and John Mayer then drop we're both smoking that stuff smells smells like aromatherapy is real but he's supposed to give me one of the motherfuking Machinima wand wand like it was like Labrador something he was like it was a crazy crazy what he was like just don't like this what's that smell you got to be careful right is not is it a hipster thing or hippie Morehead hippie elements you know what he was when he has it he's like a different person I mean it's like he's like like it's powerful and he brings them out. I've been drinking so then you got to make the smell of f****** rum and his goddamn lavender machine and he only has one machine so once he gets you addicted to it you got to chase him and he's a little too handsome I don't care about that part I just don't want him sure about that part I just don't want him to have me chasing him for smells like John man what's up with the f****** on Vapor think he's like you like that don't you like he's got like a pimp and want to hold it back from you


    Censorship: A Short-Term Solution That Creates a Long-Term Problem | Joe Rogan and Bill Ottman
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    Distributing and I'm going to use the big are quotes hate speech that's when it gets slippery to me because who's to decide what's hate speech and what's not hate speech may have seen people make some ridiculous f****** statements about all sorts of people that are inaccurate and they do that in order to categorize them and pigeonhole them and in an easily definable and dismissible characterization you know you just decide hey that bill ottman guy that guy's of this oh he's a radical that and he believes in this call Kim and like okay f*** him sweeping right and then cancel culture comes in like going to cancel the allotment when I listen to him anymore do you know he lied to us about a source or whatever the f*** you doing have you heard of Daryl Davis no I have not once I forgot today was your boy and he got them all to leave you got to believe 200 members after he was like to talk to you you would never see the W kamau Bell's Show when he visited with those white supremacists not that specific one it's really good cuz he's such a nice guy he's so like easy to get along with that they were like sort of they let their guard down around them and you only get to see these people kind of confused they like this guy you know that's why I think initiating human contact right via the social networks like that's really important but to play Devil's Advocate it's one of the worst ways for people to express themselves in a way where you consider other human beings experiences and feelings and the way they're going to receive what you're saying cuz there's no social cues you not interacting with them not looking at them in the eyes it's one of the weirder forms of communication between human beings and one that I would we have not really necessarily successfully navigated it yet I agree I was actually saying that I think we should use social media more to get people to get together in real life do you know who Megan Phelps is she was with the Westboro Baptist Church you know the the famous one that the protests those soldiers funerals and you know anything gay and ruthlessly viciously fundamental Christians were real that they do a lot of protesting at funerals and do a lot of stuff to try to get shoes with them forever for the longest time and then got on Twitter and through communicating with your immune meet her you would never believe it in a million years that she was ever his fundamentalist that she was ever some mean person sending hateful messages to people because their son was gay or whatever it was now she's completely cure she says no contact with the church anymore she's married as a kid she's completely outside of it she does podcast now and give TED talks and speaks about radicalization in about how she was kind of indoctrinated in grew up in this family and her her grandfather Fred Phelps was this you know it's like it's a f****** mean guy like a really mean Vicki's the godhatesfags guy you know those signs at soldiers funerals troop Twitter to her communicating with people on Twitter specifically her now husband like cure like you just with rational discourse and communication at your school will change and so that's why I mean Ace of like Megan Phelps that's a real thing right she really did change another example is Christian P cleaning to know is he was a white supremacist KKK member died who's been on Sam Harris podcast is also done to Ted Talks who now speaks out against it and talks about how was indoctrinated and talks about how lost he was and then he was brought into this ideology there are there's many people like that all over the world maajid Nawaz another perfect example he was an islamist I mean he was you know trying to form a caliphate was literally thinking about radical Islamic terrorism is being some sort of a solution now he's the opposite now he's trying to get people to leave and is trying to get people to be more reasonable and secular and it would happen to him they got punched in the street yeah yeah some guy called him a f****** Paki I guess and punched him in the head and f***** his head up and he's got this giant cut on his head from a ring and his face is swollen up and apparently they have the guy on video and you know they think they're going to be able to arrest the guy on the show is a super nice guy the hard thing is that I guess we see the Transformations take place and makes us feel warm inside and yes people people can change but at the same time what are people have to shoot should people have to go apologize to Twitter oh I'm sorry like can I come back I mean that's not like sometimes people I think completely differently than you and you'd have to deal with it and that should be okay we we shouldn't force people to come in to our way of thinking in order to have discourse know that's a good point that's a very good point in like who is to decide what this path to Redemption is whether or not you've completed it right who's to side like maybe you are at like a hyper radical ft and maybe Jamie's point of you and yours are just never going to line up so you like f*** him and for life with a lot of people have been banned for life and when you look at some of the infractions they've been banned for it like boy I don't know about that one that is really makes it almost none of the high-profile Banning cases make much sense no it's like a short-term Solution that's creating a long-term problem that's really what it is so I just think that we have to talk about it more it's like why can't we just get everyone to talk about it at the same time I mean it's like we're just wasting time here well sort of but I also think we're figuring it out as we go along with a bunch of different competing ideologies you know you have yours which like you dude you look like a hacker unlike house of cards already guy you call in to break into the Mainframe server or not. Honestly I can I hang out on it lab check out cobit I I cannot I cannot code Clinic I'm not claiming to be a developer another level is incredible I understand I think though that you your ideology is going to be your at your point of view and perspective is going to be very different than maybe someone who's like a radical Marxist and I shouldn't they be a lot of Pope posting site to someone is like an extreme socialist someone like AOC you know someone someone who thinks that we should give money to people who are unwilling to work someone who thinks that we should try to engineer society and tax the top X percent in a 70-something percent of their income is a lot of those different people and we have to how to to make it so that we have to figure out a way to make it so all the ideas can compete in the marketplace of ideas right all these different ideas can compete we can find out which one is better and we can find out which one is better and you don't always find out which one is better the right you find out which one is the most I mean that's what happened with Hitler you find out what what's got more Jews behind it to to make it so that well we'd have to figure out a way to make it so all the ideas can compete in the marketplace of ideas right all these different ideas can compete we can find out which one is better and we can find out which one is better and he don't always find out which one is better the right you find out which one is with Hitler you find out what what's got more Jews behind it


    The Free the Nipple Movement's Weird Connection to Tarzan | Joe Rogan and Bill Ottman
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    it can be there but we still see edge cases where we have to make decision in that case I mean let's see I mean there is I don't even want to go here but I will there is a type of animation we taking the stance that look it's it could fall under obscenity laws so we don't we're not cool but you know that is a huge debate that it has not been decided by the Supreme Court if animated you know kids like they will do the weird stuff and I just don't want to be telling people what is and what is not art right solar Sono Japanese stuff with tentacles like that stuff is just like what is happening here but I got like octopuses banging chicks and every hole and they're they're choking on it and it won their ass and one of their vagina and it's all like very very liquidy has lost bladder and going on like what the f*** is this and is that okay because it's just art right I mean if it was a person getting f***** left right and Center by an octopus you'd like yeah I think it was Crossing Lines here that's bestiality but it was a name in the image is a girl with a school girl costume on she's dressed as a Catholic schoolgirl a little skirt and she's getting Bang by an octopus or what do you do with that bright something that is actually a legal that's the thing run and we will try to look at the case law and we've seen that this type of stuff has been called obscenity for in so we're just not going to risk it but I still you know in a nipples nipples look right did you know that free the nipple started out with him everywhere it's a whole it's a whole movement sorry that's not that's not realistic that's that's that's not helping Society taking down in a naked statue talking about the other day during the Super Bowl Adam Levine her shirt off and Brian Redban was like he did was not with Janet Jackson got in trouble for why does why is it okay if Adam Levine shows his nipples and Janet Jackson's nipples are offensive because they're sexualized because she's a woman this is a weird fact men had to gain the right to have their nipples showing in public back in the day when's the day if you if you go on the the freethenipple side there's this go on their Instagram or something I think that's maybe where I saw it back when I used Instagram but you know Society is evolving we're going to get there we're going to be able to handle it I think or get people to control so that they can only see the types of things that they want to get sold so like you should have like a filter like do I want 18 + do I want PG-13 like what what kind of Distinction do I want ya and then when when things come up like one things that Instagram has been doing is like they say I follow a lot of hunters and Instagram has things where they say warning this is sensitive content natureismetal gets popped on that a lot too cuz natureismetal send Instagram side that's all like these crazy images and videos of animals eating other animals attacking other animals and sometimes some of them they decide this one's too f***** up you know they just decide right and I like this one of them where I a lion is looking out of wildebeest a****** like from the inside like his his giant holy be eaten through its stomach and it's looking out its a****** now Ikea have to click on your own you have to double click by Jamie the Catalyst for why guys wanted to wear their shirts off they had like in the 1920s and 1930s they had to wear in pools that had to wear a top lip this only covers one noticed they're probably tired or sweater and write their nipples New York State's male shirtless band that's when they overturned at the incident attracted press attention is Atlantic City the other waterfronts simile mandated against man nips with that legal Domino tipped along with the help of Hollywood hunks and you were talking about how they're yes band from Google Play on Google Play you know you follow like some of them gals and they just want to see look here's one in my p**** right there take a look like full-blown offensive right there take a look like full-blown follow certain pornstars accidentally click on that link and what's happening with her


    Will the Dollar Be Replaced With a Social Currency System? | Joe Rogan and Bill Ottman
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    there's bottlenecks for Progress that are going to be there we're going to run into and I think ultimately information is one of the big ones and information also in a lot of ways is money you know I mean when we think of money we were thinking of ones and zeros are being moved around on bank accounts its data I mean it's attributed to different people and you get to do more things because you have are these numbers more of these things but what is it really it's not gold based anymore it's not a physical material material object that you're coveting now it's some weird thing and it's kind of like information on a database and what if we get to a certain point in time and I sort of feel like in this weird vague abstract way we're moving towards this with all its one of things that I want to really step back and wonder about this trend toward socialism and and Social Democratic thinking wonder what that is and I honestly think that we're moving towards this idea that hey and we've got a lot of f****** problems that could be cured if you move some of that money around and but but should you be able to move some of that money around and when what happens if that money becomes something different than what if people start developing social currency instead of financial currency it would have your ability to do things was based on how much put into me were assuming right we assume that the way we do things now where if you want to buy a car you have to have $35,000 that's how much a Mustang cost and you got to bring it to the bank and just not alone but what if we get to a time in the future where it's not these pieces of paper that give you material objects but rather your own actions and deeds provide you a social currency that allows you to go on vacations or allows you to eat at restaurants or allows you to do things and there's a running tally that's not outside of the realm of possibility now I think it reward systems within everything that were using are going to are going to rise up I mean that that's what we're already kind of doing I mean we reward tokens for now for activity we're good we're going to see that rise up in more things that we're doing what I'm saying is if it's a social currency and that your own personal Behavior allows you to access more or more Goods or more things it would encourage positive behavior and community-based behavior because that would be the only way to advance mean obviously there's a long time down the line but when the first caveman you know traded the first f****** Shiny Rock for the first spearhead in a whatever it was that they did that started this whole inevitable Trend towards money this is not something that has to be this way forever you know and I wonder when we're the distribution of information which is arguably not argue Play It's never never been like what we have today there's never been a time in human history where everyone had so much access information they used to have to pay for these have to go to school see if they used to have to earn your way to the position where you could open the very books that had all this information in it night get it off your phone it's instant and this is a whole different way of interfacing with information I think this is going to affect Ireland and this is a whole different way of interfacing with information I think this is going to affect Higher Learning institutes I think it's going to affect a lot of different things but I wonder if this all can be applied ultimately someday maybe not in our generation but some day to money that people start using social currency and that social currency is going to be almost like we have some sort of a database of social currency in this country


    Donnell Rawlings on Why Trump Frustrates People | Joe Rogan
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    last couple years, he's been interested as lot of people that are fans of Donald Trump. People that aren't fans of Donald Trump and I think it's Petty for you to be upset with anybody cuz they chose to vote for whoever they chose to vote for I think it's stupid s*** but I will say this past election was interested in the sense that a lot of people were upset black people upset last election when were upset gay people upset but white people were really upset like white people where the pancreas and white people did not produce they voted black people is like black lives matter why people like we'll see about that in the morning and whenever you hear someone says we'll see about that in the morning it's going to be some change it's going to be some change comedy I don't think, should be a place with people exercise anger or be angry in what way like being mad like when Donald Trump first got elected you know personally like it was very interesting and I seen a lot of comments they could just go up there and be like you can find a way to say f*** Donald Trump or anybody but it doesn't have to be filled with any anger you don't say it doesn't have to be filled like f*** you like that why you say that people should be angry about how do you feel about without being angry make great points but even anybody on both sides could laugh at it yeah yeah the thing about Trump that it's interesting it's like the job shouldn't exist the job of what president yes it's a ridiculous idea to have 300 million people under the guidance of one that's insane and that one that one wins in a popularity contest that's insane it doesn't make sense great idea back when they were pilgrims it was a small colony and they just came over on a boat bracket it forget about the rest of this s*** so when you let a guy like that like try to be present know you're not going to be happy not going to be happy is that the first time you saw Ted Danson I'm not talk about you about Trump before that that people enjoyed it was not a lot of rap lyrics he was like the old like people would probably still be if he was a rapper you thought you knew a person you thought you knew even when he got elected up in a lot of people thought they knew him right they thought they knew him they thought the image like the billion-dollar Playboy what you thought you knew but then when you got to know him but maybe I didn't know him when you got to see him as president even now we got to let the people upset about it but I think a lot of people Somebody Loves You know what maybe all of that s*** was just to get elected maybe that energy was get elected and if that was the case that he mastered it he mask how to get connect with his base he messed it he mastered how to get not everybody to fuk with you but just the right amount of people it was a popularity contest was also do like these people got hit in it and he figured that out where did I don't get some point Joe people would like pie run is over now let's see who you really are and I think it's so many examples of when you felt like he could have showed people example example that he saw everybody Brian opposing just as base he gives the impression that you know I only care about these people that elected me you one right but you have a responsibility to everybody and it just don't have that feeling even on my social media I don't go hard I keep it kind of neutral but I said something and somebody said well the last time I checked on L the economy was doing well and I said you can't confuse the economy with humanity and that's the thing and that's what people don't feel good about you can't out all the numbers you can talk all the numbers you want black unemployment numbers all the numbers but how do people feel and I'm saying then that representative they don't feel don't they don't feel represented don't they don't feel like I can rock it either way but Democrat Republican views of Republicans like yo that's right up my alley I get it but it's same time it may not sound right to log people but it's the human factor of it you don't sound like you want to feel good so many people don't know the economy is doing well cuz they don't feel good I believe when Obama ran by his campaign was changed Donald Trump make America great again either one of them could Randolph each other's campaign slogan do you know after Bush Obama could have said make America great again and it would have electrified the bass the same as change true they said the same f****** thing that would be a great thing for Obama I do it's salting or get people upset is like you keep pushing a narrative makeamericagreatagain makeamericagreatagain you keep pushing it as if America was so f***** up before you took office and that's not the case right like when Obama took it from brush he was making America great again you talk about a shitshow and the thing that people if you took it respect it was never nothing Lacewood and it was never it wasn't no you do you see this mess bush left me it was never like this m*********** it was never no mention to see that new movie about Bush this year I didn't see it either what's it called Jamie is it out of the one with the thing about Bush and Cheney is like that movie kind of makes it seem like Cheney was the guy pulling the strings and Bush was like simple happy-go-lucky guy who just roped into being president because he was the son of a president like all The Crazy Ones yet to come from no bid contracts it worth billions of dollars to get the refills if I sound crazy if I had to have a pic of who I would have wanted to be the Republican candidate it was on the Republican side was on I like Jeb Bush I didn't really get to know him at all that's if there was something that I don't know I just thought that he had he was like a Cadillac mama's boy I think he probably out of all the kids I probably think that he probably was the one that thought a little outside of what their normal has a successful businessman Trump put all the motherfuking taste like how you got your nickname yeah yeah yeah yeah like $5 donations if you were he was when we went and Obama's running that he was the first person to use Facebook the way he did really a man to have so many every goddamn day it was Obama asked but he wouldn't ask for like Millions he would just like like a dude in the hood let me hold $5 right now bx4 f****** $20 and then here I start it again and then it got so bad that Michelle was send me an email but he just he nickeled and dimed America and that's what support his campaign and the fact that he was right at the turn of of of a of a form of media that you could use to your advantage he was the Facebook guy he Reach people Facebook Donald Trump doing the same thing to Twitter I can reach people he was right at the turn of of a of a form of media that you could use to your advantage he was the Facebook guy he reads people Facebook Donald Trump doing the same thing through Twitter I can reach people


    Kanye West and the MAGA Hat | Joe Rogan & Donnell Rawlings
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    right to be stunned I give you can get to see the exact engagement in a good article in the New York Times on the front page versus one of Donald Trump's tweets 101 the most interesting tweeters out there people have mixed feelings about it. Right now I don't know how much of that is two things one Obama called the jackass that's the way on youth that's a little bit you know and then Obama when Obama is gone Trump takes office Trump is willing to let him talk Trump trump will charm him out with that said like when I do white clothes black clubs whatever do all type of Club but the thing is you Kanye West has a voice not to me as much as black people or Tylenol we don't have to be places that everybody is waiting to hear whether whatever comes out he has a voice I believe they Kanye West is trying to say something I just don't know what the f*** is trying to say because I'm not fluent in easy I barely know Swahili I could do that if there was some type of interpreter Kanye West's of the Indian Dave Chappelle and his concert interpreter that would be hilarious the phone but where to take from studying them to pay attention cuz we're supposed to eventually do a podcast one day is I think he's he's thinks different he connects. Different and it's one of the reasons why he's so prolific with music that's what I'm some people that think like that they don't know how to get it out it's like this speaker did this was funny to make that kind of like Father Figure to me like when I was younger I thought you three hit me with the horrific you know father was in the in the shootout a drive-by and this was f****** up bro he said yeah when I was younger my parents separated at a young age first off you had Parents you already winning motherfuker none of my niggas up to the whole thing is I'm pretty sure at some point Kanye West will be able to speak a language that everybody can understand until then it's only a handful of people just speak and understand it and also right but here's my problem with all this and I've been thinking about this a lot they want to medicate him right look how effective he is makes it people love handle voice creates clothes okay he's married his wife and dialogue to his wife makes hundreds of millions of dollars they're insanely wealthy insanely successful if you want to talk about overall success there together they have children they're super wealthy incredible art that's loved worldwide and they want to medicate them to stop and think about how effective they want to medicate him to operate at what level Frank about how effective he is and yet they wanted medication off when he's off medication he said himself he's as most creative stop and think about how creative he's been how successful is how well-received happy and all these other elements in this life but yet they want him to act the way they want him to act the black we wasn't mad cuz he would have had that was bad cuz it wasn't a city that is looking for a new era if that was a new era they would have been more accepting of it back we just don't want Dad but it's red and white now that that's a problem anything with red with white letters scamming and punch you she had a make America great again and look like he had the original why you know how you got it you know how you got a Boston fan to you like you only you know and I went up to him and I get a picture with you and I took the picture was a video I was like yeah motherfuker y'all see if that he started laughing and we had a good moment it wasn't no I wasn't angry him I'm not going to let think it's hard to get away from it but I think what Kanye with the hat he likes the idea of how it gets people flustered is it on Prairie in a lot of yeah and I was talking to I heard him like this he's triggered and I wasn't I wasn't trying about it but I was trick what I've been triggered by is how you make me feel with that hot know.. You know remind me with the hat on with some f*****-up energy and I can feel it but the energy he gave me was like I know this may sound crazy was like yo you're funny motherfuker with the head on your leg okay I didn't give a f*** cuz I couldn't let him I couldn't let him make me feel like if that's what his intent was he's going to be so uncomfortable I couldn't do it seemed I was trying to make you feel energy he gave me was like I know this may sound crazy was like yo you'll funny motherfuker with the hat on your leg okay I didn't give a f*** right cuz I couldn't let him I couldn't let him make me feel like if that's what his intent was he's going to be so uncomfortable couldn't do it seem like you was trying to make you feel like you really that's who it was


    Donnell Rawlings on Being on The Wire | Joe Rogan
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    I don't want to stop this podcast but I got to pee so bad I did to podcasts in a row so talk to Jamie for Just 2 minutes there's a little extra I think it's called butter a little bit if you can't really tell it to be honest with you that's all white boys set you up it's almost like you're cocky like I know you once upon a couple other things but you know I really love you from The Wire that was a dope experience did you ever watch HBO's the corner I started I start I think I got I feel like it was 6 episodes I watched more content like that that's why I went back and tried to watch it but I just I actually enjoyed watching The Wire more but the Baltimore tourism board was upset that every time someone goes to pretty much what it is so that's why they went from there if you noticed the shift in the writing I went from the towers to the. how to fry them get to Alaska because they didn't want to be in the hood like that but David Simon he was he was like you I like you you know what you did so they brought me back for the last 4 the last season I tried to get Joe to watch it but it's it's like that 10 years old now so it's hard to get back into an old show last season of any sort s hbo2 writers getvindictive they do nasty s*** to the characters like the last season of odds it was boobs getting raped in odds of winning or not there was like dude I want Nickelodeon I'm just trying to get to the bathroom but they was right to me I didn't get raped the last season and it was fun I got it I know I got to settle down and choose it for a run ya get in and it still I'd say you just got to watch it cuz it's so good his character comes up like the best time not the spoiler alert it but like the follow the money starts with him and that's a you know that would have been like if they didn't switch the tone if they would kept it in the towers my ship was because I was the connection between the street and a politic know I could have blown it up and when I first got busted my name is Dede but they mostly call me Damien right and then he said my name is Daniel and they mostly call me lieutenant and this happened had already said hello Rob the whole crib cuz I thought he was a driver with me and that person should have been off by then but Damien Rice and then he said my name is Daniel and they mostly called me lieutenant and it's not that I had already said how long Rob the whole crib cuz I thought he was a driver with me and that person should have been off by then but


    Donnell Rawlings' Ludacris Story | Joe Rogan
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    good the movie was what the critics say anybody in this business if you can do something with it goes from a thought and it goes to paper you can executor how many motherfukers can do that they don't do that people talk s*** all the motherfuking time but then you say how many you got me can yo give me a script great idea all right what is it I remember I was supposed it was popping and Ludacris gave me a lesson out of nowhere I saw him in the airport and I was on Ashley Larry or I was read this man so I'm like the rappers like we're even right and he looked at me joke it was so cold he looked me right in my face and he said we looking for people with ideas and I looking like well I have not cracked so I guess this is the conversation yode can you give me the number to the wire I think I could do that s*** was like a hotline from anybody from the streets you don't want to put those 10 years of getting rejected just call this number and we'll put you on the wire new against me about acting those when someone has never acted before it goes Nick killed it you know like people who aren't like that athletes in particular Like Rappers have done it like anybody from the streets you ever thought about being an actor you don't want to put those 10 years of getting rejected just call this number and we'll put you on the wire new against me about acting those when someone has never acted before it goes Nick killed it you know like people who aren't like that athletes in particular Like Rappers have done it like a lot of people have done it


    Donnell Rawlings Remembers Charlie Murphy | Joe Rogan
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    does that mean you suppose we weren't really making a lot of money on special cuz the show still have been proven you know how you got to you got a contract you got contract that's it just so happened to the show Blue up before the contract was over but I don't mean nobody's going to renegotiate so we had to popular but we want to make it money and I came out there to do in a tour called I'm rich bich to her and at the time at the time anywhere you go at the time Bill Burr was a headliner probably at the timing be rooms you know if there is no disrespect to but he was on the come-up but when you saw Bill you do this my phone's going to be next you know he was going he was going to pop it still wasn't getting no cash Charlie and never told jokes and I wasn't around all these committees you never been on Facebook so I used to bully him you know you tough as much rest in peace what a microphone in hand and I believe them so much that he finally went on stage and Charlie with notorious Charlie with MC and all we needed him to do with 10 or 15 minutes and time me and Charlie outside of people and show Bill Burr had a couple sketches for Bill Burton pop off of the show and I and I was like but if we going to do this let's have a fire show week in the middle that they won't ever is Charlie used to come out to 10 or 15 minutes and I tell people there was like who's the toughest person to follow but Charlie be going through 10 15 minutes and Bill Burr go, I'll do 20 to 25 and then I came behind Bill not one night for a year a whole year and Bill Burr the type of acting you have no days off you have no or any of that any little use were here yeah I like to show but the white dude was funny and he you can tell that time that Bill Burr's going to be a a start weather would have been movies or television but as a stand-up you know he was running pound-for-pound on the dopest to do it and then throw up when I'm f****** year we had a blast your bills brilliant I got to work with Charlie for a we did this Maxim tour which is like 22 dates me and him and John Heffron we traveled all over the place time to do it was he kind of thinks of years in his two years in at the time that you do people do people understand how tough it is to start as a comedian as a famous person as a comedian that your base are you open my car just selling out all across the country have Eddie Murphy's brother yeah but you need Eddie Murphy Eddie Murphy and that's one of the things that when Charley path that really appreciate about what Chappelle show different because when he passed away nobody said Eddie Murphy's brother. Everybody's like Charlie Murphy passed away so he had a Charlie Murphy and that was one of his bits that was what that was a joke it addressed it and yeah and he and he found himself he got better he got better and then he called his own lane he called just under car was only did I was with Maurice Smith used to be the UFC heavyweight champion and Ivan salaverry was a guy fall in the middleweight division UFC in a couple other professional fighters at a table with Charlie Murphy and Charlie is explaining how none of these m************ know how to do in Chicago Ridge but it is like Charlie Murphy's holding Court standing up all these UFC fighters dinner back and Charlie Murphy's talking about Ridge hand in martial arts anything that he said it was the truth you know me you and you didn't feel like all this dude is lying everything he said it was true and one of the most genuine people you want to meet man yeah yeah his karate lineage like he has some sort of a connection to some of my friends that I have to ask them to but he was like a legit martial artist it's all one video of him it was wait whatever it was and I was like yo that was a f****** kid you just knocked out he was a gift anybody in the ringer f****** get it but he was young he was lying putting the kids in with them I don't know he never assaulted video you never wanted me to talk about it whatever I used to bust his balls about being around them like not knowing him at all and then traveled with him for 22 days we had so much fun math stories all just laughing at silly and super friendly and and all you wanted to do is man just have a have a good time and laugh that's all I wanted was so happy to be able to do stand-up that was a big thing for him he could do stand-up and Jen travel around I tell him all the time like a bully them into the shed that's hilarious but he did it but you can tell you can tell and I've been around him and I've been around his family and you can tell he was growing up he was the guy that always had to send them attention man I had to continue to do shows do radio interviews and stuff anything that people kept saying was he was so young he was so young and he was young but I don't believe that with all going to live to be 80 90 100 you know only thing we all get into we're born we have about born date we have that – in the middle and then we have the end and it comes down to what the f*** do what your – how hard did you live what did you go for what the sponge you what motivates what did you do with that death who the f*** give a f*** about living to 100 and you don't have a passport you haven't been outside of your block you haven't been out you haven't been on the airplane what are you doing with your life and I know Charlie from the point of being in the Navy to being with his brother and his brother reach certain height of success being interesting about Twisted in the business but you know kind of India but never really major Mark and then you get a platform that you become and get your identity and s*** that's the dopest s*** yeah it's at one of the best kind of success stories cuz it doesn't happen automatically when I think the movie Eddie did call Norbit right and it came from a joke Charlie had the start of that movie and I can't talk or whatever and then you know how to do that could be about to be movie and hotel for 30 days and write this m*********** movie they already gave me the money you know I'm sad and I'm talking about I'm not talking about this movie you know how that could be bubble butt to be movie and my father Charlie come and say yo man that's what you do what you got to do you say I'm about to go lock myself in a hotel for 30 days and write this m*********** movie they already gave me the money you know I'm sad and I'm talking about I'm not talking about I've been writing this movie for 6 months or whatever it's like I'm about to go block everything off and write this s***


    The Impact of Chappelle's Show | Joe Rogan & Donnell Rawlings
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    wheelchair and now he's a hundred he's walking around what is an issue with stem cell situation in in America's I don't hear Too Much the last time I'm not probably as knowledge as you are but wasn't on Christopher Reeve trying to promote it more stem cell research I'm sure he was so I had that spinal cord injury from your horse horse accident he was doing those horse jumps yeah babies till I get to stem cells for section 12 all Races backgrounds together to do the thing that we all have in common and that's the lap and also to not push the button with touch on Rachel stuff without having a angry undertone and that's what's so f***** up about American then whenever you talk about race it feels like one side somebody has to be tense and I know things are intense but we have to be able left her people laughed you can talk about whatever you want and then even if a person is not in agreement or have the same thoughts at the end of the day you should be able to respect that person and I think those same people should be able to share laugh yeah and there was a fun silly non-aggressive quality to the way you guys put together sketches that got the point across and everybody laughs you would think I'm going to draw Sartorius because I'm black which out you know which I am and I do but it's where I can go to places and it's straight up like Dave called the muddy boot motherfukers you don't say it like the money book motherfukers muddy boots that got John Deere right to talk to me you know do John Deere is know all that s*** I have those people and I have heard people but it's just interest when you can look out and this one that showed it when you can look on the order and you say you have all of America in there it was the best sketch comedy show in the history of Television I think I think In Living Color is very very very overlooked people forget how goddamn breaking and groundbreaking every 10 years or 15 years come to town with the artist want something different border down same way when In Living Color Stay with Def Comedy Jam came out you know you didn't see a lot of black stand-up on TV but they had these underground circuit that was bubbling that was wobbling and it was never the right time when they pulled out the Right Time In Living Color comes around it's the right time they Chappelle show comes around and it caught on it the right time yeah it in terms of like groundbreaking sketch comedy shows though like that that that KKK bit where he had the the Blind and came off so hardcore the first night it's hard to beat your heart as it comes when when when we asked why why after all these years because she's a Niger lover used to do I was a woman comedian for Chappelle Show so whenever you saw Chappelle Show episode if you noticed that whenever I came on stream then I'm not being cocky people to go nuts old s*** in the reason was because I was a guy that wanted the orders before Dave came out I knew if I go get the room at the beginning people don't like people don't even didn't nobody knew I wasn't there if I rip that at the beginning Simeon screens can be like it's going to be big your hearts and that show man it was just like it was just a lot of things happen that show people like the Rick James sketch the day we play that doing the wraparound man I should hit so hard I was like this s*** is crazy here's the funny Charlie Murphy was funny in it and I watched we ran that s*** just to let you know the directional people think I wasn't should sick time and every time every time you heard Dave's like I'm Rick James b**** it was good it was God's son the schedule is getting kids to spend it in school right now may not see it that's the problem with working with Executives to write it's like their Visions different than your vision is like the shape you in a certain way and you know it and I know Dave ran into problems with them wanted them to change language and it said they could get more sponsors I think that that wasn't an issue and to be quite honest I don't know exactly what happened everything is speculation you never talk to the reason why I never talked about it I didn't need to talk to him about it even saying that show was great for me there's a great play platform for me and then out it was more important my friendship and how he felt away from that was more important then so why'd you leave where'd you go as long as you okay cited and I was just like you know whatever it was we had a moment we made history and people go on people going to do other things you just keep it moving well that show was really people always say Daniel if it wasn't for the Chappelle show this to that Chappelle Show gave me a platform for people to see what I've been doing for years and you know you see Thomas in the club now you see him up for this good of shape but s*** but will they get the right platform for the world to you given everything and can separate you see Windows go from one level to Next Level who has the right platforms to Showcase a talent show did that for me and with that said I gave that show everything every time I had a second on camera every time like if you look at two and a half years on that show if you had an editor breakdown how many times I spoke it would probably be a total of 4 minutes I'll get a word here I get a phrase here but I told myself ebony turn a motherfuking camera I'm going for it like even if I'm not talkin I'm going to make my body so expressive that your iPod drawers to with no tell me what time he said cuz I always will cuz I'll come up with a line or something throwing it and we were doing it Rick James sketch and I didn't have a bike I was Sam and Neil said how to say anything I was like f*** so I told myself when he smacks this m*********** cuz if you look at that scene when he smacks I said what the f*** I was like a like a Washington Square Park mine that you talk to me when you need to act like anything the best thing to do is figure out a way to get on a set you get on a set your YouTube background you learn you get opportunities you got to be around it you got to get a skill-set but when it's time to show up you got to show up you have to show up my mother's talk a lot


    The Jussie Smollett Hoax | Joe Rogan & Donnell Rawlings
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    things that hang things in their garage in the cold too so you wouldn't imagine we're hanging all I think about him Jesse some when people thought cheapest violated and he was a victim of a hate crime it wasn't just gay people that was rushing to support him it was like thug dudes you know I'm saying it was like some real motherfukers that was like I may also exhibit make a comment it was a community of people away from the lbgt community the thought it was really f*****-up and that's that was the beauty of the incident because it kind of brought people together but the funny thing about it was just a lot and it's so f****** unfortunate is so unfortunate somebody with play on people's emotions for or to benefit themselves it's it's awful well this is certain narcissism that exists in Show Business. Thank you and I both know very well you know what we've all seen it and thankfully the people that seem to be the best for whatever reason are the some of the best hand like Dave doesn't show any of that but there's some people to do and that narcissism is weird that that wanted it to be all about them and then was how do sneaky s*** like fake an attack like that's that's a symptom of that same kind of thinking it just it just got desperate and went in some crazy way it was officer a reason because you have people like when we first went down you have people that normal people do look at okay that's my friend or whoever you started having side eyes and that's just it's just it's so messed up also is messed up as much as people wrote for him when they thought that it was an injustice everything nobody's really talked about it nobody is addressed Me Like You Do This is Our Moment these are things that we would try to progress toward but this was an isolated incident and just say how awful it was you but you know the beautiful thing is that people weigh more tolerant than they ever have been before. So beautiful things attack didn't happen one more atrocious thing that people have done to another person for no reason that's good and it's also good that you get to see where that kind of stuff heads we are always looking to be a victim to the point where you realize there's like some sort of currency and being a victim so people fake being a victim so they can get all this f****** attention it's good for us it's good for us to see they said it makes you start second-guessing thing and that's another thing that was awful about the whole thing when all the smoke he's getting right now and he deserved cuz I've been tearing his ass up on Instagram on everything he deserves every bit of his daughter but making her sit in the backyard by a tree and then he went out there and an hour later and she was gone and they suspect that coyotes God I remember thinking that story going man that just does not sound real that does not sound real just seems weird yeah you got left a baby in the backyard and coyotes got it like weed doesn't sound real sometimes stories don't sound real I thought it was a situation where Lee Daniels and ingesting set down in the writers room and Lee Daniels lay anybody got any ideas for any new episodes I believe that I believe that part ID within the whole story and Lead are you said to nobody's going to believe it just got upset and told them told me then we'll see I'm going to shoot myself and he walked to self into that that whole scenario and it's just that's entirely possible that's what it sounds like a lot of people were being very sarcastic that's entirely possible that's what it sounds like that like that you going to stay there was a fan of Empire which I know a lot of people that's listening were being very sarcastic when I say that they going to be like second-guessing the storyline of so many don't show the storyline of everybody who ever said that they were done wrong or anything that's awful thing about this is going to be ready a quick to just second-guess everything that you say


    Joe Rogan on Captain Marvel
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    do superheroes superheroes wait a minute it's amazing that would be dope that's what they're going to be the next man's yeah it was a weightlifting championship hey how about this fight Usman Usman vs. Tyron Woodley I love that we think of that come out is that it's like only a four-year-old Spider-Man stories about some old thing I brought the cartoon my son loves The Lego Movie the new one what is the new Shazam DC or Marvel or DC for sure for fighting someone from the UFC confusing do. She comes back and you know how everyone died in the last one spoiler it's been out for an hour or so. hilarious rainbow CrossFit chick that's legit with a new version of her and I'm in 2012 wasp girl or some s*** dude I can't f*** with that or Aquaman get that s*** out of my Bryan barberena and Vicente luque I can't f*** with that or Aquaman keep that s*** out of my Bryan barberena and Vicente luque


    Donnell Rawlings - Vegans Are Assholes! | Joe Rogan
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    with a bunch of vegans they didn't read the comments of the problem is that occasionally read the comments like holyshit like people just want you dead because anyway I had this old thing in my ACT about chasing down the #vegan cat community of people feeding their cats vegetables and but but in doing this in like tracking this down and say and like a bit makes razor or you could just go fug just destroyed I don't know Rich Roll he's a great guy and Joseph he's a great guy Neal Brennan he's a vegan he's an a****** is a motherfuking can you switch your glasses up but Neal Brennan is a Vegan eat one of them I don't think vegans should be allowed to go to a bar and complain Becca Play Welcome to f****** BBQ they got big patties they upset if you can cooking meat on a grill that was designed to cook that animals that's what they get up and I get upset so obvious are assholes memes they got they just got to let you know I'm vegan now they can't wait till you say dinner is it vegan options is vegan vegan they just can't do it I got to make an announcement they got everybody know that I'm a vegan and that's all they think they're saving the world and the worst is a vegan that always gets cold y'all whenever a female burn the coffin badass motherfuker facility in Edwards I like to you look tired I take pictures and every time we fly together and he falls asleep I take pictures of me and just sit there probably like bounce around like super person like he's been eating nothing but lentils for the last 20 years where does one go to even shoot an elk Utah Colorado has a lot of them that I don't know how do you transport is there a lost can you transport your Killah you have to break it down whenever wherever you killed it you are you have to have first of all you have a tag and then when you but you have a tag you're allowed to get a certain kind of animal so say if it's like a you have a a buck deer tag that means you can kill male deer and then once you kill it then you break it down and you either bring to a butcher shop and they turn into cuts for you or you could do it yourself and wrap it up but you have to have a tag you have to register that you killed that animal we have to keep that that that with you that paperwork with you so he transferred to the meat across state lines and some game warden pulled you over and give a deer in your car and you used to do sir he's got to see that you have the paperwork for it races at all but I don't know a black person next tell that story that you just about killing butchering up yeah that's what you have to do have an animal that's down you want to get it into like a package for me break it down


    Bill Ottman's Problem with Twitter | Joe Rogan
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    very big in together like what like signal has tens of millions of users I never heard of it that's like the encrypted messaging app that to know it protocol for our messaging system cuz our messaging system needs an upgrade but all of us together going to be be able to create sort of like a group of apps that are like sort of a more open Freedom supporting privacy alternative in like so it's we're not going to solve it by ourselves and it would be way easier if one of these big companies with just switch gears and start doing things the right way and we spent 8 years Billings if one of the big companies Google Facebook has been free and open source we would have spent the last seven years building on top of them because you know they already did something cool that they're sharing with everybody so it's it's actually closed source project stifle Innovation cuz if you think we had to reinvent the wheel wheel if we went and built in alternative with much of the similar functionality think about how how much further the world be if everyone was building on top of more common but you're looking at it in terms of your own personal benefit you're looking in terms of Mines personal benefit me created this thing it's not just pure for altruistic reasons it's business right so if they had establishes open source Network that was Facebook and you just came along a built yours without yeah that would be great for you but why would that be great for them and they're obviously in a business the problem with the business is this business is the business of Distributing information and then we have to decide okay at what point in time do we allow these are quotes overlords to dictate what can and cannot be distributed and how did this happen because in the beginning I bet it didn't happen I bet in the beginning you can just put on whatever the f*** you wanted and then they had to deal with that and they had to figure out after 100K maybe we shouldn't have this on like hey if we're going to sell advertising really should maximize the amount of clicks okay how do we do that when we put things in people's feeds they want to see we put things that people want a debate about an argue about and political things all sorts of different things that excite them and get them to be engaged with the platform that's that's their business to businesses I mean it's no different in a lot of ways and Amazon or than any other business that wants to grow like how did how do they grow up while they grow by maximizing their profits and by maximizing the amount of eyes that get to their advertising so they four clicks more people get engaged that's what their businesses you are deciding by saying if they were open source look how much further on the world would be what would be further along to I don't know if they would agree with that I don't know what they're worth f****** cajillions of dollars so they figured it out while it just depends on whether or not you think that people have a right to know what is going on it's I mean it's like food transparency we're interfacing with this and it's affecting us I fully agree with what you're saying I'm playing Devil's Advocate by saying that in their position they have a business and their business is to make money and they're going to lose because of what they're doing because it is insane up even after losing active users a long time for us to build it up as we do all of these different organizations and companies working together but Linux for instance is doctoring system that most banks it is the most popular operating system the world it's everywhere it got there because of Facebook but they are all using free and open source software in there Jack's they're just not sharing their products with everybody else they're benefiting from it but not giving back and I almost feel like I shouldn't even be saying that they should just pivot because you know that's their only chance to survive so this is based on your estimation to the Future yeah it just seems like things are becoming more open and if guess I'll have the similar ideas you just have to look what's happening with Bitcoin I don't know what's happening with Bitcoin it's becoming a Bitcoin and ethereum and you know lots of other blockchains are are are growing really fast maybe the you know the prices separate the development energy the number of people who are building apps on top of Bitcoin and ethereum is growing massively there's there's it's a whole new infrastructure that's like a common protocol that people can build on so that is growing rapidly the prices secondary that's not even what Bitcoin and ethereum are really about it's it's it's a decentralized database so this is just where the internet the internet is meant to be decentralized start out that way and then we moved into this like web to Stylo system with like just these massive companies that are controlling everything but it's going to it's going to keep waving okay again to play Devil's Advocate a vast amount of users are not using those platforms Avast money users are using these control platforms like Facebook and Instagram and Twitter like if that's if you're if you're talking about I'm just guessing but if you talkin about the the the gross number of human beings that are interacting with each other on social media they're mostly uncontrolled Networks you're saying this is not going to last but there's no evidence that it isn't going through tons of evidence what is the evidence Wikipedia what happened at in-car remember that disc you put in your computer that was your encyclopedia where is that no one uses it it's okay that's that's different this is not a social media Network social media networks of people using or almost all controlled I would say 10 years and what do you think is going to be the Catalyst like was going to cause these people to make this route the open-source I think we have to be we have responsibilities to be competitive functionally like Minds does we do we're getting we're moving there fast like we just hired a ton of new developers and it's going to take time we're not there yet but once we have functionally competitive products that you wouldn't even know the difference and there's enough people there then it's basically the decision of you know am I going to choose the one that respects my first in Freedom or the one that doesn't mean people are kids don't like Facebook right now everyone is sick of it we're just drug addicts is that what it is they're just sucked into this thing where U console want to check and see who's riding what and monopolies Google almost everything then you let go know if I'll be good right by everything and you know he's talking about Bitcoin like this important new internet money simultaneous which is he knows the infrastructure is open but then his platforms are the opposite why is he so inconsistent it's like there's just hypocritical to the maximum I think it's partly because it's a giant business you know I think when you have an obligation to your share intermax my profits when you trying to maximize profits too and there's the Des Universal growth model or every year just has to get a little bit bigger otherwise you're f****** up as a CEO like do you don't have to experience that with mines or when the co-founders how many people are involved like 15 of us now and do you have like a board we sit around we make critical decisions such principles how we're doing things so we're not in a position where we would ever change that that that's for us to do that would just be a total waste of time so we're making it harder for ourselves to make money in the beginning we're making it harder for a cell to grow because we are not going to compromise people's privacy in order to do those things and so we're just going to build up slowly steadily change that that that's for us to do that would just be a total waste of time so we're making it harder for ourselves to make money in the beginning we're making it harder for ourselves to grow because we are not going to compromise people's privacy in order to do those things and so we're just going to build up slowly steadily just get there when we get there


    Joe Rogan | YouTube Is Trying to Censor Flat Earth Videos
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    on that one and a lot of it has to do with social media and a lot of it has to do with the impact that it has and young people do you know you are not really designed for this and you might be able to handle it if you're 32 year-old man or a 35 year-old woman or whatever you are but if you're a fifteen-year-old girl this might be overwhelming I mean and The Angst and anxiety and you know want to go see about the depression you know they see if they're not at a party for their stuff not getting liked that has an impact on them and ultimately I think the networks need to be helping educate people how to you know whether it's disinfo educate people how to research I did see that YouTube is starting to do like how you been on this for too long type thing really yeah a life you f*** yeah they tell you that I want to build stuff like that. That's really important helping people get off Tubidy kicking me off I have it's easy you know it was I sent Eddie Bravo The Thing from the guardian about the upsurge people believe in a flat Earth and all of it because of YouTube videos and that apparently now YouTube is they want to censor those they want to leave they they feel like Flat Earth videos and I think another one check the check this if I'm wrong about this I think they also want to lean on those anti-vaccination videos I think there's a concern with those I think they're worried about a bunch of different things along those lines you know like they feel like there's disinformation and outright lies being spread how do we combat it we on this platform what do we do with it feel like to have a responsibility I think there is responsibility but able what is the responsibility if there's a debate I think it's more to educate people have to research as opposed to say this is or is not true because who's deciding that well I believe the Earth is round but I also believe it's such a stupid conspiracy that you should have it you should be allowed and it should be something you should show your friends like dude I need to go look at this this has 37,000 thumbs up and they really believe that the fucken Earth is flat they really believe this nice wall outside Antarctica they really believe that Sky doesn't move that it's that the you know that we're in some sort of a I think it's like projected images or something like there's a bunch of like really really wacky theories like I think those are okay of course but I think Freedom of Information sort of transcends a lot of these little debates so if there was more Freedom of Information so we actually knew everything the government knew about all of the different conspiracies and I think Freedom of Information sort of transcends a lot of these little debates so if there was more Freedom of Information so we actually knew everything the government knew about all of the different conspiracies and black projects the black budget you know more information is going to get both side the ability to understand what is happening that is true of the reality is we don't know what's happening and there is lots of secret stuff


    Tim Cook's Creepy Censorship Speech | Joe Rogan & Bill Ottman
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    urgent cares about privacy which maybe it doesn't turn CERN overthinks the FBI I don't know exactly what but we don't know what the Apple phones are doing an apple is all locked down closed source and additionally there was a creepy speech that Tim Cook just just gave creepy did you see it let's listen to a speech you might get in trouble for that so again it's good intentions like people who want less hate speech we all want we want to be able to get along better but this idea that I don't want to give it too much way but you know he's acting as if they are going to be the moral Authority about the types of content of can exist on the App Store so I just don't know that's scalable yeah what does that mean like a CEO Tim Cook Banning hate division is the right thing to do 12-3-2018 is that it December okay let's hear Tim volume please the most important is how we honor a teaching that can be found in Judaism but it shared across all faiths and traditions it's a lesson that was carried forward by the laid Elie Wiesel may his memory be a blessing it's a lesson put into practice by America's Muslim Community who raised thousands for the victims of the tree of life killing loti mode aldim reactor do not be indifferent to the Bloodshed of your fellow man do not be indifferent this mandate moves us to speak up for immigrants and for those who seek opportunity in the United States we do it not only because their individual dignity creativity and Ingenuity have the to make this country and even better place but because our own Humanity commands us to welcome those who need need welcome it moves us to speak up for the lgbtq community for those whose differences can make them a target for violent Sandstorm we do so not only because these unique and uncommon perspectives can open our eyes to new ways of but because our own dignity loses to see the dignity and others perhaps most importantly it drives us not to be bystanders bystanders at hate tries to make its headquarters in the digital world and apple we believe that technology needs to have a clear point of view on this challenge there was no time to get tied up in that's why we only have one message for those who seek to push hate Division and violence you have no place on our platforms you have no home here from the earliest is the bike chains to Apple music today we have always prohibited music with a message of white supremacy hold on so you really think they're signaling here I go they signaling that they're about to start censoring things like what it where are they are they are they probably shouldn't put white supremacy music on but there's a lot to like really violent stuff you can get on iTunes right I mean go back to the old NWA albums there's some that's available right and then they have how about the film's you can get on the iTunes Store there is a lot of very very very violent films like extremely violent there's a lot of films that like is it that they're making distinctions between something that's fiction that though it may be disturbing you understand this is a movie and this is something someone wrote versus someone ART versus versus someone with commentary there commentaries it and then the other thing when he was saying hate and division they won't promote division but that's a weird one that mean people who disagree with you and what is division she's not allowing the conversation to take play so this is in direct conflict with the Darrell Davis's with confronting these issues so but but I think wouldn't when they're when he saying you have no place on our platform they probably feel like you can go somewhere else he's building a wall me but this is what I'm saying like everybody kind of feels like you can go somewhere else happens that way until things get more radicalized and everybody goes tab so I don't know what the conversation needs to take place people in the lab he's acting like he's speaking for all lgbtq people you know not there's a lots of people on the left and lgbtq people aren't always on the left and not all of them want that there's division in lbgt and Q there's a big issue right now with Martina Navratilova that was going on about her discussing the reality of trans women competing against biological women and that she opposes it and she thinks is there some fundamental advantages which is leading to a lot of weightlifting World Records being broken by trans women she's like this is f****** Preposterous including trans women with penises now they're attacking her for being transphobic so there's not even a United United opinion in the lbgt shoe Community for sure and that's why that Megan Murphy I think she is I go to this restaurant in Bridgeport Connecticut called bloodroot which is like sort of an old-school feminist like vegetarian vegan spot and Bridgeport in Bridgeport Wild For The Comedy Club so so the only guy with a shoe there and I'll be the guy in the face with shoe pull the shoe off in Smyrna de mean I was 24 I know what the f*** was going on so anyway though that restaurant do you know they get called what is it turf turf trans exclusionary radical look you know we're not against your your battle Riley we're not against trans rights, who would be angry grandson but they're just saying that's not our think so again there's diversity in there trying to calm everyone together in the whole intersectional world and people want to band together to suppress groups want to ban together they should but like it's not that simple well there's always going to be a differing opinions and especially when you have something like trans women competing against biological women and you know you have someone like Martina Navratilova that made her her life's work and her career competing as a biological woman she's going to have some opposition to that and then the idea that everyone supposed to be lumped in together with some mandate that no one is really openly discussed your supposed to agree and it fluctuates and moves like the tide you know like what is an is it moves like the tide it should changes it's like this court of public opinion it's it's constantly rendering new verdicts and you have to keep up and catch up things that were acceptable just a few years ago or totally unacceptable it mean comedy is is the key area to is not what what's happening on social media now not sustainable for comedy because it's fine pressure like believe me there's a lot of blowback and believe me there's a lot of debate and discussion but also believe me when someone does do some Politically Incorrect really good stand-up people go f****** Bonkers they love it it's going it's like one of the best times ever right now to do stand-up people go f****** a bottle yeah I know it's incredible material but I'm just saying for you know Comics that are running into issues with getting banned I mean who's running issues with getting banned I mean I think you know 101 yeah yeah yeah and you know you can make some arguments and not doing so well right now but he's also developing his following because the fact is people that don't agree with him being banned he's he's a very specific example other people that are being banned do you know about other what other stand-up comedians in a bunch of them Exxon haven't been fully been friends with me but they've had their performances shutdown who's that one guy who's at fault but that was at a college see the same thing yes but universities have been bad for that for a long time and now they're the most sensitive of all audiences and they're the ones who are the most they believe them they're going to change the world and that their ideals are their ideal to rock-solid and that you have to push back against anything that opposes them re was temporarily banned for that was an accident sorry thing was he was joking around and they thought he was making legitimate death threat all the time has to be a new approach completely it can't just be all wet them back on and and just keep doing what they're doing like we need to completely re-approach how moderation is happening the whole policies situation the transparency situation is not just a matter of going to the overlords and saying can I can I please come back that's not that's not suitable for the communique structure of the planet Earth suitable is that Commerce should not dictate how human beings are allowed openly communicate with each other and one things that Jack said it's kind of contrary to his company's actions was that he believed that the ability communicate as a fundamental right like the ability to get electricity because you're in the KKK you can still order electricity you know so should you be able to just distribute information if people say no then you have to say Okay well who's to decide what company's actions was it he believes that the ability to communicate as a fundamental right like the ability to get electricity because you're in the KKK you could still order electricity you know so should you be able to just distribute information if people say no then you have to say Okay well who's to decide what can and cannot be distributed and then who's to decide if they can go somewhere else and then what happens if you tell a person they can't go anywhere then things get really weird


    The Psychological Effect of Social Media | Joe Rogan & Bill Ottman
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    is just essential like the big networks there's no excuse for them not to be sharing a software Bryant's like when you're a public forum on that scale the community just has a right to know what the algorithms are doing so you think that they're not sharing their software because their software is encoded and designed to spy on you extract information and sell that information partially when Jamie gives up your contacts & Sons up for a nap yes you can get access to all my contacts there's a lot of reason and they don't want people to compete with them like anyone can actually take all of our code and make their own social networking compete with us they could start set up on their own servers and we encourage that that's what like the Federer verse is called that's with Elon Musk does with Tesla all of his electric patents for electric cars I think that he open up the pants I don't think if he open-sourced all the the code of the car right he's definitely moving in the right direction of wants to build the market yes and he also wants to save the world to me and you legitimately has any also has a shitload of money and kind of funny is more Community run and evolved wouldn't that be the network that you would think Humanity want to stick with in the long-term like a good movie yes and no for the average person what are they losing when they get on Facebook or Google what is it when was bad would happen on that or legs are going down everybody's lights are going down and that makes everyone very sad we mean for the algorithms you're only reaching 5% of your own followers organically on Facebook now and they're starting to change the chronological feed on Instagram too and they no did this cause depression and they're still doing it because they know that the you know they're they think they're better at showing you what you want to see then you are and they want to make money from it what do you mean by they know that this causes depression they've done studies about mental health in relation to actually Facebook got exposed like 5 years ago for doing a secret study on like a few million users where they were injecting both positive and content into the newsfeed and they proved they could affect people's moods this was with Princeton there's a huge backup they're like oh sorry looks right but this isn't injecting negative or positive content this is just moving these images are these posts around so that lets people see them there's two different topics are the basic newsfeed on Facebook is now a mysterious conglomeration of thousands of variables and but additionally like a few years ago they were exposed for having been experimenting with people's brains that's right I remember that now I remember that now that that's right yeah I remember thinking like wow that's kind of creepy to make it better do you think that they're really that's a factor that it act it actually cut mean how does it cause depression if they're just if your images are your posts are not being seen by as many people have you talked to kids posting on social media and their reactions to how many likes they're getting they get very very concerned that seems like more of a problem with that it is both is that it is being addicted to blacks or some sort of you know the weirdo give me yeah it's not healthy and we need to learn to not care about that but I think that the core purpose of a social network is to subscribe to someone and see their stuff and when people subscribe to you so when you spend years building up a following on social media and say you are in a hundred thousand now your friends can't do that anymore that's not cool and end even like Twitter's default news feed is no longer chronological you have to click it to go chronological and then it defaults back to their weird algorithm think so we're saying look hundred percent organic chronological raw forever as default and then if you want to trade you know algorithms or have recommended stuff come in as an alternative fine but that is the core social media is to connect with people that follow you and Delaware what do you think the purpose is like why do you think Facebook would decide to have things not in chronological order and only be seen by 5% of your followers like what will be the benefit and that for them revenue revenue how so how's that generate Revenue they just know that they can keep you on the out better if you had left likes know your stuff seen by less people to make sense that's a good point it sort of works both ways I think that they think they know the people that you're going to react to the most so as a consumer when you're getting that content you know that our lives are showing you what you typically like if you noticed that I'm really not paying as much attention but I believe you so yeah for Creator it's hurting creators people who post are getting hurt people who are sitting there rolling they're the ones who are really getting addicted more so with the algorithms so how are the people that are posting getting hurt they're going to hurt because their stuff is being seen by last people because it's not chronological and it's not organic cuz it's curated huh but aren't they doing it because they think it's going to be a better and an experience it's more conducive to your life that's what they say what do you think they're doing it for then they're doing it because they have studied through look the date on how to keep people on the app more right and that way is to give them I saved by Google or if I look at muscle cars on Instagram now if I go to my search it's all muscle car stuff so that's what it is they say all he likes that so we can get him a lot of that and I think that's okay as an alternative feed or to put that somewhere I just think the corfid always needs to stay pure because otherwise you're just down the slippery slope again and Care Bear injecting things into your head that you didn't ask for right and they're doing it because they want to keep you around yeah that makes sense how many different companies are worth subscribing to that is it seems like all the big ones were saying or curating and moving things around and all the big ones have an algorithm this designed to keep you on board right and that's okay to pursue I think there's a really cool things you can do with AI and machine learning and beneficial but it's just taking away people's reach when they have worked years and years to achieve it it's not okay do you think that this is this marriage between something that is this social media Network that's designed to allow people to communicate with each other and then Commerce like this business like how do we maximize this business how do I get more profit out of this business how do we get these people to engage more and then they start monkeying with the code and screwing with what you see and what you don't say what's happening yeah but in the short-term it's probably working but no longer arms are betraying everybody's trust has to be more of a consent-based system so you know at least give people walk at should be opt out by default and find give me messages to opt-in so that you can show me certain things but this whole Force forcing people into surveillance is it just has to stop it's super scary how's the super scary to you it's just too much power yeah it's too much power for something that supposed to be silly right like what was Facebook supposed to be supposed to be some silly thing that you just can't communicate with friends it was but from the beginning all of these none of these networks have ever really been about the people of the network it's always been closed Source since Inception so but then you look it open that works out there if Wikipedia totally open source Community Ron granted they have their issues with moderation fine but it's a top 10 website in the world is totally open source Creative Commons content incredible human achievement Bitcoin open source money WordPress even is an open source CMS system that is like powering 25% of the internet so why wouldn't that happen with social media it should I mean this where am I taking out so we should all sort of collectively even own it we did an equity crowdfunding around 2,000 members of our community actually on the site how many people are on lawns registered quarter million active but the weird thing is that even though we're fraction the size especially smaller Creator to come get better reach on Minds than they do on Facebook and Twitter because we have this reward incentive system sort of like gamified where you earn reach and you earn more of a voice for contributing so you could have an account on Twitter for 10 years and post thousands and thousands of tweets and you never hit that Viral nerve and you just never never really get much exposure so we're trying to help people be heard and so you'll find a small Creator who on other networks has no followers have thousands and thousands of hours a month and what do you think you would like to do with mines in the future how many will do yet engineer the control out of ourselves so that we aren't even in a position to really you know take people stuff down or what if someone posts your house and your information where you could go to school I think that on the central servers obviously yes we're always going to moderate and if it's legal Dave's not legal it can't but a decentralized social network is definitely where we have to go because and yeah yeah okay it's it's scary and you know you talked about this like things are getting more transparent Our Lives sort of like the inevitable evolution of technology I mean how many hours a day do you stream a couple you know 25 years ago would you thought you'd be sharing you know 20% of your life live streaming to a million people like your our lives are becoming more transparent just inevitably to the pulling us so you know Bitcoin crypto. Torrent torrent type architecture that is just where we're going because it more resilient it's less censorship prone there's just benefits of it I think that we can bounce it to like maybe when you post you have a do you want to be able to delete this at any point all right fine then you can post a central server do you want this to get Unleashed yeah it's scary because another scary stuff on the internet it's already like that but getting into censorship more does censorship even solve the problem or does it make it worse what problem the problem of crazy content illegal content station and it definitely when you censor people it just makes them aware that there's plot against them to write it's like a lot of conservatism Twitter find that 70s Sam Harris actually just sent me an article that was detailing the bias against conservatives on Twitter that they actually done you know like some real studying it and it's pretty demonstrate herbal demonstrable it affects both the left and the right yeah I'm saying it wrong but it's it affects the left and right for sure I watch that video that he did and he seems to be getting targeted and so he's been censored on FaceTime what kind of games the right to be there and I mean look at this is not YouTube's fault but remember the YouTube shooter I mean she thought she was getting censored on YouTube and she went and brought a gun to the YouTube headquarters like people get pissed when they gets answered it affects you right but in her case you talk about a crazy person but she just thought this wasn't she just wasn't getting promoted the way she wanted to do it when I don't think anybody was actively doing anything at her not saying their stuff with Tim saying that the soft censorship of the algorithms people getting demonetized this has an impact on psychology okay so I'm not saying they were deliberately targeting her and it's a horrible would happen but yeah so what you're saying is that these algorithms that they use in order to Max the revenue and give people things they like but actually takes away from things being posted chronologically keep certain things from being seen by as many people so keeps him from being as viral so keep the whole thing for being organic yeah you know make sense yeah it's it gets to that point where we're realizing that all of these things all the social media things are really recent we going to have them for a few years and we don't necessarily know what the rules show you shouldn't be so it's good that means one reason why I want to have you on I wanted to find out where these upstarts were these new people are there coming into the game like Minds like where you're coming into the game from and what what is your position of what's wrong with the current state of affairs is messed up stuff on social media like I'm not we'll get pigeonholed into like artists musicians filmmakers activist journalists just trying to get their contact out there is a very tiny minority of like actually you know crazy content but when you said crazy content what you mean you all right yeah I mean I'm not even going to make decisions on what is and isn't crazy that's not that's not my place but the it's been proven that censorship is not the answer I mean make decisions on what is and isn't crazy that's not that's not my place but the it's been proven that censorship is not the answer I mean look at the history of prohibition digital content its substances it's it's anything in 4 people want information they want the ability to make the decision for themselves


    A Navy SEAL Weighs In On School Shootings | Joe Rogan and Andy Stumpf
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    all of the stuff I wanted to know what time school shootings right it's like the topic of the day I don't have a solution for it but I know it's not going to be overnight it'll be generational in nature just like it crept in generational denature I think a lot of these problems people look for a light switch solution where the solution in and of itself is the exact opposite of that yeah I think you're right I don't see any solution to that either and I think there's a lot of positions that people feel like they're supposed to take and if you're on the left a position that you're supposed to take his gun control get rid of the guns the guns are the problem look at all these people shooting people with guns guns guns guns and all the mass shootings what they have in common guns they all have guns in common they want to take away guns and then there's the people on the right and lucky you know I never done anything wrong with my gun not taking my f****** gun and then there's this f****** Unstoppable battle between these two sides and that there's a lot of factors like what it what happens to a women that lead them to get to the state of mine with her able to go into a school and shoot it up like what is that what what what what could possibly be going on how do we stop that from ever taking place these people have to be in some sort of insane pain there has to be something unbelievably wrong with their life that they're capable of doing this how do we stop that how do we look at that is like this is our our Global community of is our national Community how do we stop this from happening in our national can I don't know what the answer that is I think there's an answer to stopping school shootings and not oversimplify anything there I would say there's a couple key issues one of them is location the other one is motivation you can solve the location issue but if we as a country were legitimately interested in stopping school shootings how many have ever occurred at a school where the president's children go zero why because it's defended bright they actually take a proactive approach to it they're going to have layers of security defense-in-depth I probably can have somebody looking out the front door or system looking at the front door controlled actually points entry and exit points you have a metal detector you can have security staff on site so you can control the location aspect and I go to every time I'm at my kids school unfortunately or fortunately everything I've ever been and I'm doing it from a pseudo tactical perspective Italy so I'll go walk around my kid and there's issues that I see from a perspective of somebody who would want to exploit that From aggressors perspective and they could all be solved but that doesn't solve the second aspect of that the motivation because I have absolutely no answer as to why a seventeen-year-old kid with sink but a solution of any kind would be to kill their classmates I don't understand that at all and although people like at every shooting surprisingly enough there's two things a gun and a shooter and vast majority the time I hear people talking about the gun I think we got to balance a conversation and talk about the motivation 100% And then also psych medications you know you got to talk about that there was a rise in Psych medication Scott to be correlated with the rise of school shootings I mean that the amount of people that are on psych medication and I understand that correlation does not equal causation it's not necessarily that the medication Sportsman do this but this guy I don't know what study has been done on what is what is the effect and in is there some sort of a connection at other than the fact that they're all on medication is there some sort of a connection between taking certain types of Psych medication with certain biological makeup that allows you to have this diffusion of reality like this this is just some weird thing happens to them with a capable of horrific things and horrific actions like how much of that is monkeying with human your Chemistry I don't know that's why I think the location portion it's not that it's an easy solution but it's it is solvable there's no problem funding like there's no money for to pay for teachers who don't have money to look secure schools it depends on how seriously want to take it if it's if we really wanted to stop at what I'm saying is there are two ways that can stop and I'm not saying those ways or easy I'm not saying that those ways are cheap but there are concrete things just looking at a structure from being vulnerable assault there are things that could be done but that doesn't solve the school shooting problem run changes the address because the individual that would want to go do that at a school if you make a Target hard that doesn't remove the motivation I'm saying this location motivation and obviously a lot of other factors the location one if you saw that you still got to talk about the shooter run and I mean that's where I bought my head up again I don't I would actually like to see this country have a conversation instead of entrenched position either the left or the right all guns should be banned come get them with your coat my cold dead hands which I don't again I find myself in the middle of that I don't agree with either of those positions because it's more nuanced than just the gun in the shooters the combination of all those things but I don't even feel like we're having a conversation in this country I feel like a lot of people are talking I don't think anybody is listening and I you know I go to the in the neighborhood where you know where my kids go to school I don't see a single change that they have made a hundred percent correct in that there doesn't seem to be any real there's no real plans to stop this stuff and I don't think anybody has a real answer and it's one of the reasons why it's so confusing to people because you could dwell on it and roll it over in your head all day long and there's nothing that stands out as obvious there's a fire go put water on it that's obvious there's no there's no solution in the low hanging fruit the metaphor for the school shooting to be there so Gun Kelly on the water on that but the more nuanced and complex problem is actually the human being behind it and I see people they just LSU difficult so I'm going to throw my hands up and give up yeah I think it's important point out that actually it is thankfully it's incredibly rare that it actually happens and it's funny because you look at the stats start digging into where the Stats come from in two groups of people and I'm sure you see this across a variety of topics will take the same study and drive two different sets of numbers there school shootings and then there's shootings that happened at schools and you can make one number look bigger in one number look smaller like if you wanted to include the number of people who commit suicide in the school parking lot which at the national level is considered a school shooting because it occurred at a school you can inflate and conflate the number of times in the frequency with which a if you strip that information out it gives you a much more accurate perspective of how often is happening same thing is when you remove suicides from gun violence in the total number of deaths so it but again that takes over find a new one person that's willing to actually look at it as opposed to just repeating what their bumper sticker says yeah I saw that when Ted Nugent debated Piers Morgan on television was talking to him about gun violence the actual numbers and he was saying well this is these are the real statistics and this is why the numbers are so high please when you're including gun violence how many of these people are like criminals are being shot in the act by police officers how many of them are people defending their home from a break and how many of them are suicides how many once you get through that you get to the end of it then you get to gang violence how many how many of them are responsible how many deaths are attributed to gang violence how many deaths are attributed to you know there's a lot of different factors then you get to these mass shootings so that the match it's it it's a relatively small percentage but that doesn't give anybody any comfort for anybody that suffered course it does it again it's it it doesn't excuse it it's just thankful leave it happens in freaking I wish the number 104 no I think the answer to getting it 2-0 will be generational cuz it grew generationally I think it will go away generationally but how does it go to what what fundamental changes have to happen in the way human beings exist that we stopped any anything that right now with all the different than it would be a terrible world we said hey we're just going to have to accept the people are never going to evolve socially emotionally what whatever it is it's causing people to lash out the way they do what a horrible world it would be if we say no that people just to be like this forever we're not just flawed but flawed and listen cruel and violent and awful in Dutchess away people are forever I mean I think there's Improvement you can make on both sides right so there's a there's a gun and there's a shooter there are I couldn't be a more vehement support of the Second Amendment like I completely and utterly supported but I'm anti irresponsibility and there's a lot of things that we could do as a nation that would improve safety via responsibility I mean look at this the stats on the percentage of America animals that don't own a safe it's over 50% which is speaks to access and what sucks about any improvements that we make you'll never know about it because you're never going to know about the school shooting that you stopped really you know I mean it because he doesn't make the news but that doesn't mean I'm on my default position as we can do better there's ways that we could I think that the reasonable gun legislation that already exists there's ways that we could improve communication interagency like the Aurora shooter example take a pistol and killed five people the day he got fired and injured by police officers he should have had the gun he was a convicted felon is felony did not show up when they have via background check for his job but it did show up for the background check I believe for his concealed weapons permit but often times I see where there's a disconnect between agencies not sharing information very much like the military civilian military infrastructure prior to 9/11 agency didn't want to talk to the FBI and NSA because budget see you this is mine and that's yours and this is my wife will get the fuk with me and I want to share information I think we could do better on the regulations are in place I'm not saying add anymore but maybe let's figure out a way we can share information or at least make sure we're living up to the letter of the intent and the letter of the law on that side of the house and then on the other side of the house I you had a pin tweet for a long time and I'm going to totally murder this when it comes to exactly what this morning or not we don't have a gun we have a mental health crisis so we have a mental health crisis disguises a gun crisis or a mental health problems has a gun problem in just like we can do better on the firearm side of the house we can do better on the mental health side of the house and I just see people throwing their hands up and attacking a little hanging fruit because I think the mental health side of the house is a more difficult issue than the firearm issue has the most difficult issue you know I think everyone that I know including myself is had bad moments in their life and has struggled and the struggle especially mental health struggle struggle with depression or being unhappy or anger or any of the things that keep you off of a healthy Baseline those those those moments in life are they vary wildly in how people experience them what at what level people experience them what impact they have on them and whether or not they're can recover from these things and for some people they feel like there is recovery in the only way out is to just go out with a bang like literally and that's this is a lot of what you're seeing any school shootings is suicide by cop getting this this is one of the things that people want that they want to go out in a blaze of glory and what what the f*** is going on where we let people get to that point without stepping in and trying to help and do they have anybody that even notices do they have anyone around them that knows their this f***** up in this far gone and we all like to think that that could never have so we can never get to a point where we're so despondent and filled with anger and hate and fear and and self-loathing that we want to do something horrific but every person who does something horrific is a human being right and the difference between you and them might be genetic it might be environmental it might be life experience but they are a human being just like anyone I and something horrific Lee went wrong in their life to the point where they are in this position where they open Netflix school shooting in Illinois just couple days ago some guy got fired went back to to work and just shot everybody up like what the f*** that guy worked there for 15 years like what is it that it gets when someone gets to a point where this is this is what flashes in their mind is a solution go back with a gun make everybody pay I felt it myself that feeling overseas when I lose close friends first absolute feeling you have isn't as an anger that I don't have the vocabulary to describe an all you want to do is burn the world to the ground but it was fleeting and I didn't do it and I just don't know how we provide the barrier for people if they can and it when it comes to mental health I mean somebody with more horsepower between the years than me and he is going to need to solve that problem cuz I don't understand it but I do understand that feeling but what I needed was time and I don't know how to provide but you also had character and discipline and a lot of things that many people lack in your ability to mitigate these horrific feelings and this severe depression and anger some people don't have those mental health tools they don't have those tools in your area seal-rite you're at a guy who's endured more than most human beings will ever in terms of physically and emotionally and how to get through that hump to become one of the elite op Pearson's country. Just having that as a baseline like having that as a you you have the tool set to endure more than most some people just not capable of handling any real adversity anything bad that comes down the pipe for them they just fall apart and I think for many people there's a real extreme feeling of a lack of purpose in life does an extreme doing over a lack of a lack of meaning that nothing they do matters that they don't matter but no one cares about them with their there they're gone people either mock them or disregard them all together and they they want people to know who they are and that's one of the reasons why they do these things I can see that for sure but again if I'm being objectively honest about myself I did have those tools and probably the only thing that prevented me from I can see that for sure again if I'm being objectively honest about myself I did have those tools and probably the only thing that prevented me from acting out in that moment is that I didn't have access to the individuals that I wanted to act out against and I mean it's like I said I understand it I don't have a solution for that all but I understand it


    Navy SEAL on Free Solo Climber Alex Honnold | Joe Rogan Experience
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    how much climbing I was a week climber up until the point where I don't have to use of my ankle anymore cuz of the nerve injury and it's funny as I'm actually I don't like heights I do free solo at all as long as I wasn't more like than 3 feet off the ground yes I'm totally comfortable free sewing and moving laterally but not vertically away from the ground cuz I want my gosh Honnold I want three times in a row and I know he was on your podcast I listen to it seems I realize I was sitting there white-knuckling my recliner but my hands are sweating and I know he lives but it's still freaked me the f*** out wow that guy about climbing as you get the more exposure you have the less it bothers you like I solely climbing is interesting especially if you are placing your protection as you go if it is his drilled and bolstering League or lead lead well I'm broke as a lead climber you are probably setting the ropes at least a mile job you're setting the ropes for the people we're going to follow them try most the time when you see people what not most the time but one of the disciplines would be theirs bolted routes that go up a rock so you can just bring you know carabiners and put the Carabiner through that and you Loop the Rope through it and you're good to go another aspect would be as you don't use the bolted in stuff and you basically carry on your climbing harness a rack of gear so as you're holding onto the Rocks York the wedge a block or a stopper in or a cam system that it rotates to be smaller than as you release it opens up and if you pull against it it locks itself in the Rock so you're setting your own protection and that was the point like this is the perfect piece of gear and of course you only like 6 feet off the ground when the perfect piece of gear and then you'll get multi-pitch is up in the air should be to 300 feet up in the air and your lead climber so there's nobody above when you're setting your own Pro and you're starting to get emotionally involved in the situation that you're in and you said a piece of pro and it's it's rattling around a little bit so I don't know where we don't know how good that one's going to be able to keep climbing and the next piece of pro you said not the most awesome piece because you're worried about the one beneath you and you don't fall so you get it in there and then you just keep climbing so sometimes it's awesome and sometimes it's terrifying and then you go to think that if you do fall all that Force if one pops and then the Pop's your you've got a lot of distance will you think it's double the distance if you're 10 feet above the last piece of protection you put in Eufaula 10 feet to the protection then the 10ft pasta protection clink clink clink and then it pulls on the that you are above it it's not I've been probably more scared out of my mind actually the scariest scares I've ever been is a you would lived in a boulder right now Kleiner called the Bastille crack that it's in one of the national parks and I was there with his buddy and it's just me and him and a world-class climber and I was at at the East Coast command of the time so budget with no option I had the newest shiniest Optima taking plastic off of climbing gear to go climb this rock this guy pulls up in a van with a Marlboro hanging out and tennis shoes that have laces probably on one of the one of the shoes in it old pair of pants and he's climbed like every mountain ever since me and my buddy were climber way up I'm leading this pitch so you switch one guy will climb he set an anchor the other person comes up and they pick all the protection out so you can just switch in the other person leads the way on the next one so I'm like halfway up this pitch and I can't move cuz I'm losing my s*** I'm like 15 feet above the last piece of protection that I just put in I'm convinced that I feel my feet slipping off of The Rock I'm holding I have my hand jammed into the Rock and then you make a fist to like you know prevent it from falling out you can actually see Alex doing that in free solo as he's climbing up those slide their hand in and then they'll manipulate the shape so it pulls and as I my world is collapsing on me and I'm just sitting there I've got the full sewing machine leg just sitting there just shaking I hear a voice just over my shoulders I came in just put the Pizza Pro right there and I look over and this professional climber is right next to me with no rope in his f****** tennis shoes smoking a cigarette which is what he was using the point to where I should have placed the next piece of protection cool, collected and I almost fell off the rock is he scared me so bad I was so freaked out of what he was doing that I almost feel like you need to get away from me immediately. In tennis shoes monkey he just when you're around world-class climber they can hang on an edge there's like a couple pieces of paper and this in the Bastille crack is not a difficult route so I'm sure there was one right next to it and he just as I'm freaking out he just inherited hey buddy and I didn't know he was there I literally almost fell off because he talked to me oil states where it's like to get a structure better at it you just yeah after a week of climbing you will not feel bad about walking up to the edge and just standing there Alex Honnold was telling us the story about one time use free soloing he's halfway up and well in the middle of this journey up this f****** Mountain realize you didn't bring the powder sodium a chalk with him who his hands are sweating and he's just climbing within it with no Powder so he met a guy halfway up these guys that were using ropes now they were doing it the right way and he's doing it with no ropes and he goes hey man can I borrow your truck and a guy gives him a chalk bag and does I'll leave for you at the top of the mountain so he takes the truck back past these guys Sia just keeps going and then leaves the back for the guy at the top of the hill and like what in the f*** man how could you start something like that like apparently said that once you start climbing you are committed to climbing you're not ready to climb down enough yeah there's not enough money in the world give me a temp the stuff that he does and if I was a climber that had Olaf I was like you know you don't like them chicken ass on the income and sweaty and he was like hey do you mind if I borrow your truck chock I would finish that climb and never climb again I would realize that I am a complete and utter b**** in comparison to what he is possible you're also built wrong for it you know I think the thin wiry guys it's the way to go he also has like Feast thrilling its mass fingers man his fingers just used his grabbing but he also said that he had gone through a series of injuries for the first time in his life like recently over the last few years of his discs and then a really bad strain on his ankle and he was going to take six months off so we just started climbing in a cast search it's a different kind of human I mean he also lives out of a van that means world famous guys living in a van traveling around just f****** climbing rocks did you have him on after he had completed that climb like they were probably editing the project I had them on earlier like years ago and then again recently for who is capturing all that he's up there with him right that's the thing I would want to talk about it a little bit more so in the promos for the film but the how sketched out he was to actually be involved in sit there and film and how much of a burden he felt to like stay out of the periphery and not engage get engage in the headspace and make Alex do something different because the cameras were there that would have cost him his wife I can't imagine the pressure of doing that or just I wouldn't do it like a buddy of mine was like a Wii U come fill me in a freezer I would say no because I would be so afraid of just watching them peel off imagine if you were up there filming and you want to go and fall they'll be rough ER of course good friends and sky he's got a bunch of stuff to see his foot his left foot and then he's going to secure down there he's got that Carabiner he's got one going to his harness he's actually got two ropes going to his harness is kind of Angleton there's like a triangle but he's a world-class climber in themself that basically ascenders that will lie to push it up and then they lock on the Rope so he's got one leg in there and one arm and he's kind of Jamari is as a lot of the times as well but he's a world-class climber in and of himself. The kind of think you'd have to be right in order to be able to capture that yeah yeah the team that I think they put together was like 5 to 7 world but there's a movie of him called me know thanks. I'll be focusing on the urine streaming down my leg oh my God soaking your socks but I could go to the edge of that cliff and zip up my suit absolutely no problem send that off there and I bet you he would want no piece of that it's so bizarre add a team of like five to seven people they had so they had long lens they had people up there they have remote cameras I mean it's a whole they obviously had drones flying around you know what there was a film that you know besides this film the recent documentary which I think is called solo right before that there was also a late-night one of those new shows like ABC World News Tonight or some like that they did a whole piece on him and they had this one guy who has a you know what rock climber it said it's not a matter of if a matter of when he falls every innovator in the wingsuit world is dead no it's doing it and I would suspect having never talk to the guy that he would rather meet his end like that then at 80 years old as a geriatric yeah yeah what does news the burden on the people around him and that's the that's the piece that was the toughest for me when it came to the wingsuit base jumping him there it's insane is wrong with that man let me know he's such a nice guy when you talk to Alex in real life he's a sweetheart root for him to quit that's the piece that was the toughest for me when it came to the wingsuit base jumping him there it's insane is wrong with that man let me know he's such a nice guy when you talk to Alex in real life he's a sweetheart you just use your root for him to quit stop


    Navy SEAL on Whether We Should Be Withdrawing From Syria | Joe Rogn and Andy Stumpf
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    set of Syria yep when you see you know the debate about that or actions possible actions against North Korea and all this kind of stuff like hot how do you do do you view this mean obviously you view this as a guy who has served its been overseas but do you do look at things like these are potential issues that are coming up and thinks you need to be concerned with the Syria and I'm able to serial one there are guys from the community over there they 2 billion gauge Iraq itsfunneh the news reported for a long time we withdrawing from Iraq all US troops out of Iraq no they weren't we've always had a presence there since we invaded in 2003 so a man and I can go tit-for-tat on a lot of issues where the news gets it wrong which is why I don't necessarily look at it for me to inform my opinion serious certainly any area where we allow a place for and the only word I have for it is evil to grow it's going to happen the problem with the strategy that I see it is is that actually so we started in Afghanistan and again this is my opinion that the military Penny I can only speak for myself weed into Afghanistan we were incredibly effective so we cut the head off of that snake but it's pain to more you going to Iraq you can argue whether or not we were effective but then all of a sudden we started seeing foreign coming in from all these different countries and the tactics that we started seeing used in Iraq like my first appointment to Afghanistan in 2003 or 2002 it was not uncommon to drive around and vehicles that were not ballistic they were not resistant to mines Tacoma a thin-skinned, the boat was it right through fast forward to Afghanistan in 2008 and they're starting to see Vehicles being detonated by bombs that we first saw in Iraq we're coming across the border into Syria where they were had the ability to allow again for lack of a better turn that evil to grow to learn to come across the border to engage American forces them to flee into a Sovereign Nation we couldn't do a thing about then we started seeing that in Afghanistan but we got infective anytime that these people would get together and have a large group we get effective either capturing them were killing them so they realize they need to be disaggregate so now we've spread this I think the last app that I saw this is in 64 countries in the problem that I see with the US military that were very very good at going in and cutting the head off the snake but we're not good at creating and holding infrastructure and the timeline required to hold that infrastructure is well beyond the pallet I think of most Americans in the best example I can point to is South Korea we still have bases with American presence in South Korea that war ended decades ago we still have bases in Germany bases in Italy now we're not necessarily using for the same purposes but if we really want to control that area we have to be prepared to stay there for that long and I don't think the US military one has enough Personnel to do that and I don't think the American populace has the palate to allow that to happen do you think that's necessary that in order to protect people from with it whether it's Isis or whatever comes after Isis mean to get robbed Israeli recent right Wentzville cat at Isis Nishant yet I sold all that young whatever could be nice so you feel like we have to maintain presence in that part of the world. I think we should use the military as a measure of Last Resort I think that war should be a measure of absolutely Last Resort and I would love to see it evolve to a point where we use it less and less and less I described it as you're standing at a damn and you can see a little spout coming out do you put your finger in the spout knowing that it's not going to fix the problem but it was going to buy you time to hopefully have somebody come and fix the damn right that's the option I would go for versus just leaving it as it is and allowing it to continue to weaken the damn or another Sprout come out my theory that the military is really well served to provide that space to put that finger in that Sprouts oh yes I think if we find an area where these ideologies are free we have to do what is necessary to remove that ideology and hopefully destroy it not not resettle it somewhere else but actually destroy it so yes that the short answer is absolutely if we find areas where we can squash this down we have to go but I just hope that there's people smarter than me that have a much longer-term strategy because all we're doing in my opinion is the finger in the dam is there a longer-term strategy the global conflicts I mean is there a time that we get mean it's it's a it sounds insane to say that there's never going to be a time with his nowar it sounds like an insane thing to say I don't know if there's ever been a time at least globally not that the US was involved but I don't know if there's ever been a time where there hasn't been a war I don't think I don't think there can be because we talked about this the first day I met you there's X people and there's why people they're not going to get along it doesn't matter what your belief is you have an access somewhere that has another belief and he go to the reminder that belief that individual may be willing to take action against you violent action against you for your belief and there's no I don't think there's a way around that because humans are just too diverse what is it possible that one day we'll move past this I mean is there any plans at all to try to facilitate some sort of a peaceful World Civilization where you know all nations, get along and some sort of a mutually agreeable way when does anybody have some sort of hundred year plan is that hilarious that's a funny thing to say I mean human beings are always going to shoot and kill each other we're always going to have war is not f***** since the Inception of human beings it seems like at least some level and it thankfully it's microscopic in comparison to the overall total but it's happening I think it's happened since man has been walking on earth and the only way that we feel today that we can protect ourselves is to have the more dominant more powerful military to make sure that we're the ones that get to dictate where they're not evil flourishes I would want maybe a I want the the dominant ability of our military to continue to grow but I'd like to see and I think it started moving this direction smaller more surgical uses of it I just the military in my opinion is not good at building infrastructure and holding to rain for a long. Of time it is not were designed to do but it's not the design of the military for that matter what what is the overall view about getting out of Syria depends on the people that you asked what about people that you talked to both sides of the coin I will get answers from I think we're making a difference to wasting your time and I got that the initial invasion of Iraq initial invasion of Afghanistan there is one of the things that I enjoyed about the community I came from his that critical thinking was it's rewarded it's not there's no attempt in people think about this new you watch Full Metal Jacket you know choke yourself with my hand and you get told what to do and how to do and how much time you have to do it people think that critical thinking has no place in the military but where I came from that's what we're looking for is people were able to critically think so they would be we would have political arguments religious arguments philosophical arguments in the team room and then come together and go do exactly what it is that our nation expected us to do so you're going to get both you got who are conservative and liberal Republican and Democrat and everything in between so I wish I could give you a like a very precise answer but I have heard every spectrum of answer from this is awesome to this is stupid you know what confuses me I've heard different opinions on a sod with her Assad is evil with Aries gassed his is Citizens or whether or not he's a victim of propaganda Sam a smear campaign like whoa oh this is way past my paygrade I've heard the same thing and it's beyond mine as well to it's frustrating cuz you know don't know whether or not this is some propaganda or this is a real threat or whether you know heat or whether it's something like the Saddam Hussein situation where yes he wasn't evil dictator but also removing him might create a power vacuum like Lydia had a power vacuum them Khadafi with Libya I mean Libya's horrific example that right yeah and I don't I don't know the long-term solution to those problems it's like I said I I spend enough my waking hours truly questioning whether or not anything that I was involved in made my family or your family or Jamie's family safer did I did I did my actions you rode with the rest of the world thinks about the United States of America and I mean I I throw back and forth I think it had an impact in the moment I think it had an impact stopping the water coming out of the damn I think it was essential that it needed to be done family safer did I did I did my actions you rode with the rest of the world thinks about the United States of America and I mean I eat I throw back and forth I think it had an impact in the moment I think it had an impact stopping the water coming out of the damn I think it was essential that it needed to be done but I don't know if any of that has an impact beyond that that time. 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    Real Navy SEAL on What War Movies Get Wrong | Joe Rogan and Andy Stumpf
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    the fact that almost everything in them is an accurate almost everything biggest sing the drive me f****** crazy is when grenades create a fireball really what yet cuz it happens in like every movie they throw a grenade in a 55-gallon drum of gasoline explodes where people go flying backwards and cars flipped over Heathrow Grenada goes pop and it put some dust up in the air and you're waiting for the fireball you're going to be there for the rest of your natural life don't get me wrong but they're not that effective I did not know they don't like create a fireball know I've never seen a grenade go off I was here I'm sure Jamie can pull any punches with its dust is all of this scene 1 in a video then for a moment like a momentary explosion there's a flash but other than that it's really just dust flying up in the air what what is the best military movie that's the most accurate or the police defensive Navy Seals turn Charlie Sheen really no not at all almost fell down that's f****** guy probably full of more people into coming to the SEAL Teams that anybody else really oh my god really yeah skylights with MP5 and handlebar mustaches you know this is snipers calling himself God I can't see anything I'm switching to Starlight blasting people through a concrete wall they're doing free fall jump sir in submarines did you take that expectation you come to the teams like I'm going to board right now so is that the war areas that is Vietnam O'Charley now exit of going psychotic partier and so apparently apparently so they came to the blood compound and did a little bit of training with the guys and I guess there was some bathroom breaks and they'd just like a really old but I want to believe it's true well you know who I hear trains diligently and really hard and it like takes it super seriously and is like one of the most humble guy Jeremy's Keanu Reeves that doesn't surprise me me neither but I heard some people that have had interacted with him when he was training for John Wick yeah including my jiu-jitsu instructor John Jacque Machado Manny machado's contract brother and a bunch of other he worked out with a bunch of the machado's in fact I think Carlos is well but you know he really wanted to learn actual Jiu-Jitsu so he wasn't playing with them yeah he did real tactical courses and his tactical proficiency shows in that movie and so to get back to it bothers me it's the 72 round pistol magazine latent errors in the movie the guy pointing a gun is it was supposed to be a CIA agent he's pointing a gun out the windshield and you can see that the bullet to the rifle is lock to the rear armor onset handed it to him you'll clear and safe and he just went and they filmed it and nobody caught it and I saw that movie on my turn that s*** off of course ruins it for me stuff like that you would think that you're making a movie about military or about guns like yeah I didn't catch it the other day it's so fast it probably up there for three seconds but if you know I mean you look at a gun and like you just if it was your primary tool for years you're going to you're looking for certain things all the way up here we go look for someone who doesn't know that looks super serious that's why they're still watching the movie I had son obviously an empty magazine yeah he's silly so nobody nuts yes drives me nuts like if I see someone like supposed to be some pool Hustler and I see still day of a b******* bridge and their grip enough that you can see things in movies like my friends who smoke cigarettes say they can tell when someone doesn't smoke oh for sure when you smoke there's just a like a casual real relaxed way that you're holding the cigarette and the way you're drawn up but when someone's like never smoked before and yeah can you tell it cuz I smoke it's like another thing that bugs me is you watch it any tactical scene where they like moving down hallway and it's like why is your gun pointed at your buddies face like that's not cool why are you aiming ASRock like and then the way that they make entry into rooms it's like awesome I like to play Russian roulette with my life as well as Absolute Zero Dark Thirty that movie f****** sucks what sucks about you know what you owe me crazy does that lady and do we have the redhead lady with his yelling at all those trained Killers I was like how they did listen to her there are some creative Liberties that are taken in that movie from Soup To Nuts I mean like was that person the lady who yelled at those guys of the one of the woman was in charge without a real human in real life is based off of a real human for sure like a lot of things in that movie were based real events however if you're trying to get tickets to get people seats in their butts in seats you got to glamorize stuff so a lot of people cuz in that movie know the the source drives up in the vehicle and detonates himself that actually happen that killed a bunch of people and cows as long as you look at it as entertainment that movies okay if you look at it with a refined I like are they doing this correctly know they're hung yeah I mean it's it just we would need another four hours to literally go down a list of things but it's just things are compressed things that would never happen happen for the sake of creating a and then an intoxicating awarded emotional scene on camera and it's tough to watch cuz I'm sitting on my kid out the door get out the door unless you want to know how many different things f***** up about that movie Only the things that were after the opening scene Lone Survivor they're all based around certain things that have been enhanced to make it more entertaining yes can I get it there to make money they're not there to tell historically accurate you know Marcus I do not know Mark as well but I do know Marcus I know him I don't know how he felt you know it must be for him to deal with on a daily level I would bet he wasn't very I would almost rather them if that was me I think I would almost rather say you know what just make the movie that you want to make because I don't want to sit here and explain exactly what happened and recreate the scenes and talk about how this person died over here at like I've just go to town is there any movie that you've ever seen about war where you go. That makes sense first 10 minutes of Saving Private Ryan is unbelievable not for accuracy for capturing the s of what it feels like and the switch between utter fear to excitement to Joy anger in the matter of a second another movie that does a good aspect or a good job with cashier and capturing some of those aspects I would say is also Black Hawk Down not for accuracy but to capture the chaos that have how a plan can come unraveled and how just how chaotic and being as how sometimes you can feel so helpless but you're only salute is the drive into the problem instead of moving away from it so those does capture the essence of it well from a technical perspective I honestly cannot think of a single movie that doesn't Justice wow it would have to be like a 50-hour movie though because of course I mean Black Hawk Down I think was a multiple-day incident in that movies 90 minutes or so they get rid of all the other boring BS stuff that is actually what you do the vast majority of job if I look at my career probably greater than 95% of my career I spent training and 5% this been in combat really yep that's average that would say there are people who are maybe a little bit higher and people who are a little bit lower but you're not going to spend more than it most maybe 10% of your career in, even if your job is directly tied to combat did you had a train you got to plan the missions are normal planning cycle is 24. sitting in front of PowerPoint considering whether or not I should hang myself or blow my brains out because we're arguing over the font that were using to submit for Mission approval you're studying the weather you're studying the terrain I've had slide in Mission briefs sent back not be approved because I didn't worry into helicopter the correct direction on the slide through like a you need to fix this and then resubmit it like if you wanted to shut down the average day military it wouldn't be through a kinetic act you need to put some type code into Microsoft Office and we're done because we operate on Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Word and Microsoft Office we sit there and plan and we would Breathe me to submit for approval S 3 days then you go do an objective it would last for 10 hours repeat the cycle on 284th at the insertion plan the route planning you would never really be what we're going to do inside of the objective because that's kind of the super Nazi train for at all times like that's everything is to get there and then okay that's actually our job that we focus on all the things then primary secondary tertiary plan for each one of those things phase lines for each one of those things in any movie doesn't show up in any movies is vast majority of time the intelligence is bad and you hit with called dry hole you go to a building you approach the structure you breach the door in the sea what doesn't show up in any movies is vast majority of time the intelligence is bad and you hit with call the dry hole you go to a building you approach to structure you breach the door and this is the intelligence is wrong it's either empty or it's the wrong person that happen all the time that doesn't it's not exciting though so we pay the people money they fix their door and we go back and we try to find a person again none of that shows up in any of the mediums it's to their to compressed


    Navy SEAL Andy Stumpf on Defunding the Military | Joe Rogan
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    and your knowledge of what the real world in these combat environment is like what do you how do you feel when you hear people talk about defunding the military or decreasing a military or that we don't need it or that we we shouldn't have the kind of budget that we have right now the people that don't understand the real threats that are out there and that if you do not have a well-trained self-funded experienced military that really understands these things you've got real danger at your door. I'm glad that they live in a place where they have enough space to develop those thoughts because they're not under pressure because the military is doing the job that they should be doing there are like I said so many misconceptions about what the military does what we do proceed how many countries we are in overseas how deep we are into some of these countries have forecasted and how forward-looking the military is looking for emerging threats as opposed to just responding and all of that creates space so people can exercise their right to voice their first amendment you know right of saying those things does it frustrate you though that they don't have a real understanding I'm grateful that they live in a place where they don't have that great understanding cuz like I said have the space to be confused they're not pushed under thumb they're not being told you have to say this or it's going to be your f****** head in the square right it is frustrating for me at times but I balance that with that's that's what this country is supposed to be about you supposed to be able to voice your descent right and I and I believe that the system will correct in it it does correct Brits out there are people that believe that but I think the most the majority of people against silent mode vs extreme minority I think those people are in the extreme minority but they're very vocal I think most people are incredibly appreciative of what the military does but having said that if you've never served in the military and you've never been in a combat occupation and then you've never applied that occupation for real there's going to be a gap and there's going to be a gap in understanding and that's okay it's frustrating yes but I'm glad that it exists and I'm glad they are not in this country is not in a position where they are getting drafted and forced into that position I'm glad it was me that did that and had to Bear any weight or burn that came with that to allow them to have whatever Penny they want that's a great perspective that's a very healthy way of looking at it and I probably think it's probably the only manageable way of looking at it I think it would go crazy otherwise what you going to do go to a rally and hold up another place like what anger but eventually give me a little time and that you know hopefully relatively staying head is going to Prevail and I had you know again that that night I got hurt it change the way that I thought about things if I'd never gotten hurt and it and and I never thought about my own mortality and I never thought about I got to spend a lot of time thinking about whether or not what I did in the military has it had any impact .0001 I don't know if I would have thought about that if all I ever done was due any occupation that I did I did that lifting of my head to have that perspective I did I don't think all people do but I needed that how long to write in some ways helps me how the perspective I have now with those people how how long is the average career of someone is a seal well if you want to retire you got to do 20 years in a wake-up and they should change it to wake up wake up the next day you got a 20 years old you have to do 20 years to the day so wake up the day after your 20th please help me have the perspective I have now with those people how how long is the average career of someone is a seal if you want to retire you got to do 20 years in a wake-up and they should change it to wake up wake up the next day you got a twenty-year-old you have to do 20 years to the day so wake up the day after your 20th but they need to change the term also retirement pay in the military should be in Thai pinion at least replaced with money that


    Navy SEAL: Danger Brings Clarity | Joe Rogan and Andy Stumpf
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    can you put a wingsuit on and it's that one stung a bit so it's on pause potentially forever as far as base jumping goes I'll still skydive but it said it's a? On base jump inside the house incredibly low so that you're the main parachute and Reserve parachute I don't think there has been a true double failure meaning your main parachute malfunctions you cut it away properly and deploy your reserve parachute and have that also fail in 20 some years people die skydiving all the time will not all the time cuz I guess you know the population of people that do it is not huge but I would say the vast majority of people who die skydiving they kill themselves they make a poor decision and most people who died skydiving died under perfectly functioning equipment that you're flying the wing over your head and the smaller it is the faster it goes the faster it descends but also quite frankly the more fun it is but with funders consequence so there are canopies that you can initiate a turn in if you initiate the turn to low you can pull the canopy out of the turn you would impact the ground at a high rate of speed regardless of what you do and if you get under that canopy with not enough experience obviously your odds of making a bad decision are going to go through the roof the most injuries and fatalities at least from the stuff I have seen is from people making a poor decisions under good equipment or choosing to execute an emergency procedure which should be cutting away your main parachute and playing deserve either out of sequence or doing it to lower the reserve parachute doesn't have time open to me that's not a failure system failure the individual who is driving that parachute system so if you have a main parachute and you jump out and hit the main parachute and there's a malfunction how do you cut it off to put to get the other one plus one on each side the right hand side you literally need to do this in the correct order even though people have killed himself by going backwards so you pull to form extension it's literally just a pillow with velcro that has two cables and the cables are was actually holding the parachute on your shoulders if you pull that out a 3-ring release system which is basically just a load reduction system unwind itself into her she's gone and you're going back into free-fall and you just pull the other pill it sounds worse than it is and before I had my first cutaway it was terrifying and then after you have for 5 like okay I got the main parachutes fail I think I'm at about 7 I started jumping in 99 statistically I'm actually I think under I think it's like one in every 888 jumps you'll have a malfunction or gear failure it's honestly like it's your first one is an emotional experience I would imagine what was the first one deploying parachute and just sitting there looking at it as it's because they want to open and you can I can tell now it was in an instant of try to deploy my parachute wasn't asking to open or not just by looking at the shape buy sometimes listening to it and just seeing how it opens sometimes I made some packing parachute people think is really difficult if you can fold a t-shirt you can pack parachute sometimes though you know you just got off of the jump and you only have 10 minutes to make the next jump so you skip a few steps are you rush through few steps is that what happened with you potentially I may have skipped all of the non-essential steps in a few of the essential steps to get the parachute princess stuff in the thing in there and when I try to deploy the parachute it just it was asymmetrical so sometimes it'll still open and it'll start spinning and then you're flying with your back to the ticket that would be considered an exciting moment I would say so what happened with you what exactly went wrong I just came out asymmetrically the parachute wasn't opening we spinning no I wasn't I actually was able to recognize just buy it should come out it looks like a rectangle but if you look like a rectangle with its Twisted there's no way to fix that so just get rid of it and that's what I did I looked up and I said okay that's not going to work reach pole reach pull and your reserve open so fast like by the time I felt like by the time I had pulled the reserve handle cuz I had to handle that by the time I had moved my arm to 3/4 extension and it fired off to the difference in you're asking of the difference like why is risk skydiving lower it is because you have time thousands of feet whereas base jumping you might have hundreds or if you're really pushing the envelope you might have stepped NC cuz you're flying close to the ground as fast you can go get your friend Alex who died did he die base jumping or guide wingsuit base jumping something that I was at me he was my main base jumping part of what is the difference between wingsuit base jumping in regular base jump a quick deploy parachute right so you have one parachute system when you base jump instead of two because there is not time for a reserve to open so that is just taken out of the Frank so you pack your primary or only parachute very similar to a reserve it's designed open rapidly is designed to take a lot of load but so base-jumping is just jumping off of a static object Bae stands for building antennas fan or so four types of object the addition of the wingsuit is really the only difference which allows you to lie for myself personally I'm not a huge fan of jumping off buildings in Cliffs without a wingsuit because I do being from me that flag when a parachute opens cuz if it doesn't open exactly in the direction you wanted to you better be johnny-on-the-spot or you're going to f****** problem so it's to me if you have enough altitude you put a wingsuit on in two or three seconds the suit is mocking for it so then you're hundreds if not thousands of feet away from the object then you Paris you can open up however you wanted to have they made any improvements in the technology of the stuff since you first started jumping huge improvements in the first wingsuits were literally just fabric that had like a little thumb Loops you'll find on like cold weather long sleeve shirt sometimes seriously like Patrick come out and use their entire musculature to sail this is far out as they could get and then shooting our unbelievable so each Wing like the wind between your legs and the wing between each of your arm so there's three of them they're totally independent they have a ram air opening so the air rushes into that and makes the wings semi-rigid so it reduces the stress on your body and they fly characteristics are insane you can go you can get the suit flying faster you can fly that flatter you can float everything about it is improved except for the decision-making process of the monkey who's actually jumping it that's the original one Jamie that guy's dead for sure it says Nikki Morgan where he is that ridiculous who who is the first f****** psycho the thought that this was something that they should try it could potentially I know one of these guys died going off the Eiffel Tower in an exhibitionist is a 1940 Ram 1500 what in the strong you know what man if you were living in 1900 you probably look listen inventor Earl Stein he died the first attempt to Jesus Christ he died in the first attempt on her to a modern hero alright settle down but here's the thing Joe there's like 60 some people who are associated with the modern-day wingsuit and testing and evaluating to get it to this point they're all dead and the difference between that and where we are now it's night and day but everyone involved in the creation of these wingsuits died in a wingsuit yep f*** man that is not good I doing be a whole lot of black belts in Jiu-Jitsu with everyone and got to a certain point died and I'm saying it's hard to justify or rationalize the behavior for sure I'll be the first person to like what is it about so the dog the dogs fault the dog I believe is that looks like Switzerland crazy a****** f****** owner so Dean wasn't insane right he's a world-class rock climb he's also dead from jumping wingsuit he died in Yosemite it's like I said the technology advances I am not I was not there the day the dean. I've talked to people who've look at it as to the conditions that led up to it and not one thing people generally don't want to do place the responsibility of the individual making the choice but what from everything that I have seen he made a choice to jump at a time when you should not have been jumping to the visual conditions so even though the suits are amazing really the only thing that doesn't seem to be evolving is the person that's that's jumping it most of the time just like skydiving it's just a human being making a very poor choice to include Alex what is it about people I mean people like yourself that love these the rails like what are you getting at what are you getting out of the other than this mad adrenaline rush and what is it like what motivates you to keep doing that so I look back at it objectively yeah I think when I initially started pushing hard down that path I was trying to replicate a headspace or a feeling or Sensation that I had in my old job so if you want to talk about Clarity of thought thinking of you want to talk about this the very first time that we sat down stripping away all ancillary bulshit that has absolutely no meeting but for me at least spend I spend 99% of my time worrying about things that have no impact whatsoever Ryan helicopter pick the battlespace at your in a five-minute warning and you really stop worrying about whether or not you have enough money in your checking account to cover your mortgage and then you get a 3-minute warning and any kind of stop worrying about whether not you just had an argument with your wife or you just sent off snarky email then you get a one-minute warning in a 30-second warning in the closer and closer and closer you get everything is gone and it is still to this day the the sensation and state that I have been in that is by far I had no question about my purpose and I have the utmost Clarity that I've ever experienced in my life and you get used to operating in that headspace of just being in the moment the first one. Nothing Else Matters I'm going to solve this problem and move on to the next one this problem and move on to the next one will then I lost that ability to do that and it sucked because I like operating in a headspace because it it help me deal with all the other b******* in my life could it be set for me my what matters and what doesn't matter ratio as a little get rid of like I've described it just the white noise in my head or go another way I'll describe it is like Jamie's got a bunch of levers that you can push up I think in this in this I think most people are pegged out at 10 almost all the time they're f****** white knuckling through life but if you can get into that state where you have that Clarity of purpose Clarity Focus I felt like it pulled everything back to its 3 and so that state help me in things had nothing to do with that activity and it lasted for a long time so when you base jumping and you standing on a cliff and you're scared out of your mind and you can't talk as your mouth is so dry and you have a pee ring on your suit which is why you always get dark people can't see your feet ring and every alarm Bell on your body is telling you don't jump and I had the same experience I wasn't worried about checking account wasn't worried about was going on in life I was just living in that moment and it helped me be a better dad it help me be a better husband help me be better at any business decision that I need to make it allow me to pull all of those stereo levers back down so it's less for me and I can only speak for it's less about a thrill-seeking cuz I get that all the time like you're an adrenaline junkie I enjoy adrenaline Enthusiast I certainly enjoy that but I actually like what I get from the activity more than the activity of so what do you think is going on where people are pegged at 10 all the time with nonsense and that's something that's life threatening can bring it back to a three and offer Clarity I mean it has to be something that you've discussed or thought about in-depth I just think it helps you control alt delete your hard drive a little bit helps by not having leg when I'm standing on a cliff right before I get ready to jump there is absolutely nothing that I am thinking about other than where I want to be in the next 3 seconds and by being able to focus on something so singular and maybe I don't I don't meditate but I've heard people talking about the baby able to clear your mind and help them deal with everything else I think there might be some connection there but I just I just think that the removal of the noise that bombards everybody all day long even for a little bit helps you it says you have headphones for sure right you're listening to it you listen to the same volume level two then it just doesn't seem to be as loud so what are you do you click it up a notch and then you get used to that volume level then you click it up a notch receptor downgrades and on your body gets used to it so it adapts to it but you pull that stimulus out and leave it at that high volume but listen to it like 2 weeks later going to blow your ears out it'll seem louder much louder than it would if you slowly just incrementally started adding that volume so it's there's something in there that is allowing me and I'd not recommending that anybody pursue therapy via the directions that I do but there's something in there that's allowing me to so it's there's something in there that is allowing me and I'd not recommending that anybody pursue therapy via the directions that I do but there's something in there that's allowing me to instead of add an add an add an ad that activity allows me to detach and then when I come back to it I realized it just it just feels different for me but I don't know if that's a good description of the mechanism but that's the best that I can probably describe


    NAVY SEAL On Blowing Down Doors, TBI, and Suicide | Joe Rogan and Andy Stumpf
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    I don't want to say there's a rash of suicides in the Seal team specifically obviously the number 22 is thrown out of light when it comes to veteran suicide but that's what is it 22% 22 veterans a day but the number that is often touted I am hesitant to say that number is accurate because if you look at how it was derived it wasn't they could have done a better job of getting that number and it and I don't want to say inside of the SEAL Teams that there's a sewer issue even though I do know a few people that have committed suicide and they were the ones that I would least expect it from but they were also the ones who had quite a bit of high operational Tempo and the one thing that I don't think especially in the military medicine will they understand what was traumatic brain injury of the impact it has long-term and how easy it can be cuz you know this already talked about it before you have to get knocked out to get a brain injury and I know countless times where I either did something dumb or was just standing in the wrong place or had a hard parachute opening and I crack my head against the metal risers and your head hurts the rest the day yeah and it's I've seen the change in behavior and some people and I don't know the stuff that's tied to Duvall the low hormones all that stuff there that is happening I think at the highest levels in the military probably military why but specifically those people who were kind of moron the front Leading Edge combat operations and I think as a country where in what a total unknown area because we're in a sustained. Of War longer we ever been as a nation and nobody knows the outcome of that and people who I would have never guessed would make the decision to take her own life I'll get a text and pay you know someone so just went out into the woods and no other external injury no other marker than obviously something happened in the gym tree between their ears that cause them to make that decision and I suspect it's from the repeated exposure to the brain injury yeah it's something that people are just starting to understand over the last couple of decades mean obviously there was a focus back concussion movie and you know I don't know if you saw that Bob Costas was actually pulled from football and they told him that he crossed the line the announcer they pulled him they pulled him from doing what what event was it was it from the Super Bowl because he was talking about traumatic brain injury and their the realities of it and they said you crossed the line he's like a cross the line by talking about reality but it honest and open. That's not cool that's what he does mean that is Bob Costas is entire hook but mean he's he's a brilliant guy but this this problem was so poorly understood just two decades ago so everyone's is hurt coming to this realization that I mean according to dr. Mark Gordon who have I've had on works with the warrior Angel Foundation Andrew Mars set up where they're helping all these veterans and have traumatic brain injuries and I've had mr. Gordon on several times he he says that you can get traumatic brain injuries from things that don't even remotely knock you out like people get them from doing Moguls when they ski they get them from your brain just rattle I get them from jet skis bouncing around on jet skis and then you can get it from a minor car accident you can have a traumatic brain injury and four guys like me that guy in the head for years who knows what the f*** is going on in there you know in for professional fighters it's you know it's almost inevitable for football players it's even worse in a pro football players they did some crazy study and I know we quoted it and I don't remember what the numbers was but it's the same number like in the high 80% of people from high school on through college and into the professionals have TBI or CTE or the some signs of traumatic I'd be surprised if they didn't give a nerd f****** crazy it gets it is interesting to like I was saying so when I got medically retired they sent me to a medical facility called nyko which is attached to Walter Reed and is the best care that I ever received because it's a civilian facility it's called the national Intrepid center of excellence we did a lot of work with them back in the day for the UFC the UFC raised a bunch of money for that really yeah well the money was well spent because I went there and I probably would not have been retired had I not because I left with Lily 150 page dossier it but it's interesting Tanya back to TBI because I spent a lot of time as a requirement talking to psychologists and psychiatrists and the TBI PTs in the military gets interesting because it seems like they're treated is different issues and I'm probably misquoting number little bit I think there's 13 recognize symptoms of both but there's an overlay of like 11 so I can't remember off the top of my head but you could describe one and it apply both to TBI and post-traumatic stress so it gets even more muddled on how are you treating somebody for a brain injury or you treating somebody for a post-traumatic stress are you wanting everybody together it just cuz I see a lot of people and specifically a lot of veterans getting stuck in that world where they it's a lot of focus on PTS but the reality is it could just be from the trauma received over career working out nearly two decades for most people to make it to retirement it's real Patel Ki blasts or big one right like blowing down doors and think you just step away and you brace yourself the impact of just the are the concussive force of it is just devastating for your brain that you would the human brain apparently just so much more delicate and sensitive than anyone could have ever guessed concussive blast or telephone cuz they travel so they are internally in a building and you find a door to the end of the hallway even if you go all the way down to the end of the hallway and around the corner the blast can still get you cuz it will come down off the door reflect off of the hallway and still Rock You Jesus I thought I had a good hiding spot more than once did not have more than one occasion or you're working with a bunch of assholes to take all the good hiding spots there's not really much you can do about that right I mean if you have to blow down that door someone has to be there to detonate you haven't be close enough for it to activate right now they're doing a wirelessly they might be doing it wirelessly now when I was in its called monel and it basically it's a or shocktube so you put a charge wherever adult a door and you basically have to attach an initiator to it cuz it charges I'm going to go off by itself do you need a highly reactive charge to set off an explosive that is less reactive you keep them separate obviously for safety except for the main breacher he probably has at least one hooked up so he can be really fast but then you just extend that flash tube and its they come in Long Wheels I mean that you can get 30 40 50 feet and each charged mathematically we do math on it to determine the minimum safe distance of every charge and it's written on the charge so you know how far you can get away but sometimes you're in the city and we're like I said that you think you got an awesome hiding spot and the guy lays out the flash to when he's getting ready to fire off and you realize that you're staring directly at the charge you have nowhere to hide and they're not going to wait on you so it's turn around cover up into a ball and eat it is there a best way to eat it open your mouth and cover your ears immediately yeah open your mouth instead of overloading like your sinus cavities and your your ear canals we can here's know if your mouth that helps what I was going to go off really close to you open your mouth and cover your ears what would what's the difference in opening and closing the mouth the effect of the wave my understanding that contain pressure inside of your body as opposed to giving it a an Avenue to escape Jesus Christ things are realizing apparently about concussions is that even just getting hit in the chest can give you a concussion from the just getting hit in the chest makes your head snap and makes your brain switched around inside your head and then that's what gives you an injury I just remember earlier on I mean like the mid-2000s it wasn't the only question is does your head hurt like that has the beginning of whether or not you might have sustained a concussion and then obviously learning much more now and we're rats like yeah you may not have even had any sensation in your head but you know it's kind of crazy about how long people have been studying the human body and it is much more now and we're rats like yet you may not have even had any sensation in your head but you know it's kind of crazy when you think about how long people been studying the human body and this is just something they've really got a real understanding of in the last couple of decades I don't even know if I would characterize it as a real understanding I think they're farther along than they were to two decades ago but I think the amount we know versus the amount that we don't know is much more weight on the amount we don't


    The Martina Navratilova 'Transphobia' Outrage |Joe Rogan and Andy Stumpf
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    living in the country in the vocal minority just hasn't much larger megaphone or microphone in the non vocal majority I think most people do that but I don't think the people that do that waste their time posting about it or taking up the filling the narrative so it looks like there's only two positions that's a good point I would love to see some return to moderation just get extremism in any shape I filled her in Comfort with people who go to any lengths like that we're getting more and more upset at it and I think it's people recognize it's more more Preposterous they're getting more and more this more more push back and resistance you know what's really interesting with progressivism is that people getting in trouble now for things that seem like there's there's something we like Martina Navratilova just got a bunch of s*** from people calling her transphobic cuz she was saying that she didn't think that biological male should be cheating with biological females and that there are people who identify as transgender who keep their penis and compete as a man and you know her but her position was like that or compete as a woman rather ship it her position was like that listen that's not that's not a woman that's a man and they have an advantage and she was reciting all these instances and so she got all this s*** from people so then she said I'm going to step back and I'm going to research this so she stepped and researched it and then came back and said no add looked at all the data now I came back harder she did come back harder and now they're attacking her and calling her transphobic listed this is not transphobia this is a real thing that you're going to have to address me to talk about physical activities when someone identify if you want to identify as a woman or identify as a male I think we should all support people doing whatever they want to do as long as it's not hurting anybody totally agree when you're talking about competition and you're talking about someone identify if you identify as a giraffe if you compete in an apple picking competition with a giraffe you going to f****** lose your not a giraffe stupid right now this is just a minute and extreme version of it but that's nonsense that doesn't make any sense it if you decide that you're a woman and you want to enter into a f****** weightlifting competition and you weigh 220 lb and you're beating All the Other Women by like f****** insane numbers like there was world champion weightlifting winners better women that are actually biologically male the other winning weightlifting competitions just like what the f*** are you talking about like this is great this is not a matter of whether or not someone should identify with something but it's you talking about making it there for actual biological women like there's a reason why women don't compete with men is because physically they're not as strong so and obviously there's some exceptions are some weak men and some strong women in their son service when you find yourself somewhere on it but if you're allowing biological males to compete with biological females and just say oh he identifies as a woman let him in yay we're all being very Progressive and then you look at the results of your way just broke all the world records first time in the current never was like yeah it's amazing what a wonderful woman girl power wheel girl power you're monkeying with Biology here this is this is crazy so what's the route no doubt of that like what is that meaning upset and time time being time you know of these instances enough of these things happen enough discussion or enough of the actual reality of the facts and the data are shoved in everyone's face enough that the new generation come to some sort of a rational understanding about what is and is not fair as opposed to where people are now we're just no matter what they're scared to not push this Progressive Jazz and they're scared of the blowback of Martina Navratilova who is an lbgt hero right there she's a f****** hero she was a lesbian woman was a world champion tennis player and now they're at the left attacking her so they're at they're eating their own in a spectacular fashion we have these trans people who don't want to look at reality and then people that support the trans people because they don't want to be considered in any way shape or form anything other than the most Progressive a progressive and it's not navigate to Lova who is an lbgt hero right there she's a f****** hero she was a lesbian woman was a world champion tennis player and now they're the left attacking her so they're at they're eating their own in a spectacular fashion where you have these trans people who don't want to look at reality and then people that support the trans people because they don't want to be considered in any way shape or form anything other than the most Progressive a progressive and it's not


    Navy SEAL: What Civil War Would Do to This Country | Joe Rogan and Andy Stumpf
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    here's one that people say they'll say to a martial arts person like to see someone like a Jon Jones like a pause Jon Jones I just f****** kick everybody's ass like no you wouldn't know you wouldn't okay just knowing all the problems of Jon Jones has been in one thing she notices never been in a fight there's no street fights out there with Jon Jones you know means I would bet his least the least likely person to engage in that activity I bet you're right cuz he doesn't want to do it cuz you knows exactly the consequences let alone the legal consequences but when you look at it from someone who has zero understanding they like all about that guy be kicking everybody's ass but no you wouldn't because they like violence people don't just accept violence you don't just hit someone get away with it they think about that s*** forever and they try to get you back and you there hire someone to get you back or they get you back on the Rhone or the wait for you to not remember it and then they they come around the corner and f****** brainy with a baseball bat this is what people do people don't like getting f***** up you kick someone's ass they're going to remember it. this idea that you going to be able to suppress people bye-bye attack Nimitz hitting them with bike locks and you know and not letting them speak at universities that you know you're you're you're protesting at it's it's Madness and it's it's it's so confusing because it's not indicative of what I always thought of when I thought about left-wing people I thought they were peace-loving people were well-educated and instead you're getting these people that from their f****** computer they're calling for violence but you don't know what violence is nothing is too from what I've seen it didn't start with the bike locks write it started with no shot this person down and then it's like fist fights and they're throwing rocks and then it's bike locks and now I hear people you know get your guns and starts to rise to that level I'm like okay yeah you people need to come down because the theory of revolution is country like this pump the brakes homeboy this is more important than anything we need to be calm with each other you know this this idea that yelling people down stops anything you just going to make people yell louder on the other side that did that s*** does not work that's not all human beings operate when it with you want human beings to appreciate your perspective find the things that you agree on and and work towards a better Humanity work towards a better more loving way of interacting with each other this is possible while disagreeing and this is one of the most things I think that we could ever Express in terms of how to communicate with each other you don't have to shout people down like that the best way to do it is to try to figure out the points that you can agree on find out what you disagree on and find out why you disagree on it and you're always going to get Bad actors right you was going to get people that are in there that they don't care they're not reasonable to just want to win and we'll do this a giant problem with that kind of communicating cuz it's so absolute it's my way or the highway that's that's where violence comes from that's where that's where real If This Were Real physical conflicts that's where they come from when there's no way to negotiate is no way to communicate outside of that I just think it's bizarre is not the right where I think it's sad that the vast majority from again my opinion but I see his people who are identifying with s*** you can see on the street sign like left or right like you're telling me that is a species that is nuances we can get you want to completely defined El Senor Audiology in your beliefs by something little you can see just driving your car turn left turn right I don't understand it I don't it's the exact opposite World it to go back to ignore getting out of military and just kind of entering into the world like what's going on makes no sense to me and makes me extremely uncomfortable I hate hearing people calling for violence especially calling for violence was not necessary against you when you were you had to deal with in the military the most intense form of a conflict that's available on planet Earth the most intense form of conflict is war that's the real conflict that's real consequences you've suffered them physically you've seen countless friends up with him physically that's the real s*** so when you see people from universities from these coddled environments and these these these people with it really and completely ignorant perspective as to what the actual consequences of violence are calling for it is his bananas on one hand I'm glad that they haven't experienced it because I can tell that they haven't just by the way that they're acting him I'm glad that they didn't have to do that but I'm the other one it's a tough pill to swallow because I just don't understand war war is a it's about as high consequence as you can get for sure likes it reset your it reset your perspective in the last think that I would ever want to see you is that here on the streets of the US like I just I can't even imagine how destructive what would it would destroy our country for sure but I also don't I can't figure out and the route out of where we are people are calling for violence right other countries trying to incite a get grouped together what's a navigate Route out of that mushrooms okay head when I said that route I'm hoping the things don't have to come to a head I'm hoping that we don't have a Kent State or some some horrible event in this country were you know protesters and and the people that oppose them get into some horrible deadly violent encounter cuz so far other than Charlottesville that time that guy ran over that woman be a car what we're seeing most of this violence being at least somewhat contain to fisticuffs right and don't know that the professor to hit that guy with a bike lock and weather instances of people getting knocked out punched and hit with sticks we haven't seen mass shootings and murder but God damn it that's s***'s close its Lloyd especially loves you and rallies and people are like you know let's do it open carry rally operator Chic apparel with I look at the pictures of that I'm like okay you have a lot of stuff for stuff that's on f****** backwards you know like I'm looking like okay you have all the tools but you obviously you don't practice with them the danger of just you know what's the next step first we're just going to let you know we're going to we're all of our stuff all right well if it started Fist and then went by clocks and then went show up with your Civil War gear right what's the next step after that shooting yeah I mean I don't know I don't want to get involved in that I mean well you picked a good spot where you're at in Montana where I live does not suck ya hang out there and move in once the first few rounds fired the dust starts to settle I just as I would want to come off at the house of course the problem is is that happens and I'm not I guarantee you I'm not the only one that feels like that I'm going to get involved then it's going to be a serious problem for those individuals because I'd get my military career see across-the-board average absolutely nothing spectacular about my career I've done more than some way less than others but I've sacrificed enough that I'm knocking allow those people to tear but it's the last thing on earth I want to do but they put me in that position I know that myself and many other people in that same boat are going to get involved and I don't know if that's going to help the problem but it's going to get ugly pretty fast I just don't remember a time where the country spend so divided in terms of I mean I don't know whether it's because of social media and because of the Russian influence on social media compounded with having Trump as a president compounded with any people that feel like they're disenfranchised and they they don't feel like they're like that you know you hear about this all the time in regards to income inequality yet it will feel disenfranchised they feel like the system has failed them and that's why so many young kids are favoring socialism and why so many young kids are moving towards that day I think that anything's got to be better than watching these rich cats with all this money control in the world and that the only way to get out of that has Revolution but damn you're you know like there's a lot of people that are not those fat Ridge KY your positioning yourself against appears normal regular American who happen to be conservative you know when conservative does not always have to equal racist it doesn't always have to equal white supremacy it doesn't always have to equal all the negative connotations you know religious fanaticism and all these different things that people always attached towards conservatism doesn't have to mean that it can it could just mean people who are prudent with their finances who are you know they're they're cautious with the way I think they've been more conservative in their values and their ideals if this is that's not a bad thing necessarily but we've got it lumped into these two groups left vs right and is very little gray area with the tyranny of or you know it's as if there's only two choices either left or right yeah where's the end where is the trend to the left and you also have some values that are associated with the right this is that's not a bad thing necessarily but we've got it lumped into these two groups left vs right and is very little gray area with the tyranny of or you know it's as if there's only two choices either left or right yeah where's the end where is the trend to the left and you also have some values that are associated with the right


    Andy Stumpf : The Most Important Thing I Learned As a SEAL | Joe Rogan
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    we would do snowshoe like just deepen that I so weird and we would go and do you have to do your cold weather training so get your dry suits on and swimming through the surf at night time wonderful which is an ice cream headache over and over and over again is the ocean breaks over your head it's pretty bad in a cold-weather emergent test is there we have to get in the water with just a pair of shorts on for 5 minutes and then we warm yourself so they get you to a point of hypothermia right to the edge it's I think as many things are in my job there is a aspect of learning and there is an aspect of tough it out and you combine the two so it it sucked and there was there was a reason that they wanted it to suck but they're always trying to teach a lesson but God forbid they just teach the lesson so they make you suffer to ingrain it probably yeah so one day you wake up and on the board like a little white board that has the list of gear you need it just says shorts running shoes get out of the Ford Econoline van so we all get out there and they drive to the beach where sea water is freezing at the edge and they say okay go out you have to completely submerge yourself Neck Deep Water 5 minutes and a timer starts timer starts when the last person submerges our head God so you might be first you might be able to be all fired up and you just going to get 7 and 1/2 minutes sickle it hurts for a minute and then you're numb the worst thing about it actually is rewarming it feels like you just getting pinprick over and over and over again the other day barklow oh that is barklow look at him standing up there on that rock has a great rewarming drilldo do we actually played on the podcast before for Sitka where he takes their gear and jumps into a lake so that is but whatever we're doing yeah and then rewarm himself with basically all Sitka gear and figures out how to get your body back to will it sounds interesting but I never really considered who's that eating food actually ramps up your body heat because you have to burn off the calories dip your body says processing the food actually is good for elevating body temperature eating food but you can get hot food of course yes but just eating so the drill to drill he was doing actually had much more I would say educational benefit because they would make them they would take them there with all of their gear their gearless would say whatever they were wearing + when your tank your sleeping bag and all your stuff because we're going to put you into the water then you need to survive your way out of it only they would they would have to erect a tent they would have to get their sleeping bag out all after being in the water for five minutes which is exactly what a survival situation is going to look like for us we went in there got back into the van and I sat in the hot tub and drink beer for the rest of the day also understanding of what it feels like to be hypothermic does Soma is cold water submersion stuff and he actually enjoys it and loves it. Do you think that there's a way that you could use like his methods and get through that with less pain potentially even though you know all of the skills that I used in Kodiak I did not ever use a single one of them operationally I use his breathing method in the cryotank that makes tomorrow therapy that makes sense but that orc does Arctic conditions I don't know at least in the modern theaters of War were in gay I don't know where the applicability would be so it might be a little bit of a benefit versus time expended to teach the guys that stuff you know because unless it's were talking like Korea probably farther in the northern you know latitude that mean it's amazing like I said I didn't use a single bit of it what you're going to do a 20 km hike into the backcountry and snowshoes there is no end state to this there's no target you're going to do anything on your just going to go out there and you're going to do it you're going to survive out there and it's going to suck for 3 days and I'm going to come back you just embrace the suck or you learn how to pack your backpack better you know or you learn how to move better over that terrain are you on how to navigate in that environment is always an essence of it but it just happens to be that there's usually a pain component with it as well a lot of military training is like that pain compliance in in the actual learning technique as well Ernie technique I mean it is really you're learning a technique to manage your mind under sucky conditions and bread that is a technique as well right so I was like having a conversation with somebody about this recently I'm of the opinion that really the only thing that I learned how to do when I was a seal was to enhance my ability to learn other things it's your selecting for people in to get to that point you got to maintain control your emotions whether you're in pain or you're hot or cold today is that at that essence of self-control but then they require so many different skill-sets and so many different things that the selection process is looking for and then at the end of it teaching people how to become better Learners and then you just refine that over and over and over again over career it's the ability to learn is probably the biggest takeaway that I have time in service I think that's the best thing you could ever really learn is learning how to learn Gaelic learning how to learn correctly learning how to actually pay attention to what someone teaching you and absorb it and follow the steps rather than f*** it up with your own ego and your own insecurities or whatever it is it's going to trip you up if you can get good at something you know you can you can apply that to almost anything if you really focus yeah and and then they would pair it with will surround you buy Pokemon make you better at shooting so weird parent with will surround you buy Pokemon make you better at shooting so we are going to go find world champion pistol carbine Shooters go apply your ability to learn with them and then we do it 4 weeks okay now you're going to specialize you're going to be appointment so you need to be able to navigate and climb so we're going to send you out to Joshua Tree for 2 weeks with world-class climbers go apply your ability to learn with them and then jumping and then diving and then tactics and then fill in the blank over a career


    Eddie Bravo Explains the "Space is Fake" Conspiracy | Joe Rogan
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    one one example Eddie of why we should believe the Earth is flat that's what I wanted so bad and I am high and drunk weekend you guys want to do you look at your son's cartoons all space I look at all my s*** all the s*** my son like his Everything is Everything Star Wars is currently in case I want to direct everyone to #space is fake I'm doing research on Space being fake Guacamole song, you got it all wrong you got it all wrong list of course of course but space is fake sounds ridiculous I need any kind of a he doesn't need to be for the most powerful Emperors is One World Government always want all the Roman emperors don't believe different s*** but they all wanted a one world government is no way to have a f****** Walmart of government is nobody's into that s*** not even other rulers from small countries like one world government that's going to put me out of a job about politics don't want to watch want it cuz nobody wants it so the trick is to make to make people want it to embrace it there's only one wet from up above us that would be the only way. Everyone in brace the One World Government they all knew that for years UFOs were they want us to believe in UFOs are preparing us for a fake Alien Invasion that's always been the plan a one-world government the only way to do it is to get us to embrace it and the only way to embrace it is from an alien attack Ronald Reagan talked about it many times at the UN CFR he talked about his wouldn't make you looked at all the years of the nations of the world Timken extraterrestrial threat wouldn't like he's trying to get everybody into into what lies before us is the opportunity to forge a new world order a world an order cuz he's talking about like the space is fake yes or no no no no no no who were Nazis but Eddie V's new Chile very large array telescope sit there creating are f****** gigantic and they take over in Norma speak a little and I was with you I was very large array and you're talking about by the Year 2005 we're going to have this we're going to have three telescopes is linked with a computer to make us we're going to see further into space than ever before none of that s*** I had them all July tomorrow we watch them all the time I try to remember all the s*** about a neutron star and it's super hypernova I was balls deep in your show balls deep in space and it's over now and then there's nothing real programming with above us and what we're on we're being lied to once you go flat you never go back and listen. We Believe something ridiculous and you don't you're you don't believe it work gullible we're gullible will we believe the weird s*** about the Flat Earth we believe some weird shape you don't believe it you're smart it's not about that it's about we actually don't know what we're on we always say that we don't know but based on other s*** that we got by the mainstream we don't believe that is right is there a scientific tradition and we don't finish open Devera football but you better text Ryan better pick up science. You better understand why wouldn't you want to eat for dinner


    Joe Rogan - Cain Velasquez Losing to Francis Ngannou (Full Commentary)
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    rising stars that are rising because of their beastliness in their knockout power it's not uncommon for them to not train Jiu-Jitsu right I mean how crazy would it be if zingano actually trained jiu-jitsu winter danaher's fell in love with John danaher they just became best friends now wouldn't any jumped in imagine how the meeting with u36 that I would be powerful you are with those punches eventually you're going to get clipped who are going to go down So eventually you might have to switch your strategy to instead of going out there and just try to knock a dude out to going out there and try to take it to her now write and submit this month here we go here we go do strikes with a code smooth ER CLL CL something's wrong or maybe not dude Kane is one of the best of all time that's how good in Ghana was damn he got through that block call bro but the fact that he f****** through down like this fool he would ask we miss that everybody missed it we all missed it now and even fighting that long you could only take so many wars each war is significant in your life like each one by cook some of your life and eventually they're so powerful in terms of their ability to keep driving and just keep driving in the knees go in the net goes the backhoe and then you deal with these physical realities of the body that you're still there that's still not 100% like it's still there not red they're still rolling with I'm rolling with 230 lb blue belt in the last 3 weeks I've been wrong with a little blue belt that I got to be able to have like 50 pounds on a total control equip them he definitely cook them with that forearm behind an activity or hundred percent 100% thank you for the thank you for your answer the way he was moving in on them man I mean he really did look I think you might be correct but I do think that he connected with his neck of the guys this heavy-handed World War II is the deal up here we go he says so little mileage what's the worst very classy and very classy you know never bitter how weird is it the fox and this one planet is so good then I'll John I'm so impressed with him like when I work with him and see how bad he's so like he's such a good commentator so nothing nothing nothing nothing right close IG quotes about the problems with society today is that people look at the news like they look at sports like someone asked me right about things you have to know everything this is a perfect example of four guys who are lifelong martial artist if we both went both ways I was like you're right but you got to give a guy a chance to fight more but I'll get you in the NFL when they review plays they review them and one of the most important things about reviewing a play is you have multiple angles goes my name I didn't see it well you know what anything exciting with s*** like that is going on in the UFC truck is the best in the world like Mark dellagrotte a and all those dudes back there Anthony Giordano in the whole truth always move it more like pick the play-by-play angles he'll protect like s*** until he heard about fights cuz he knows we Todd Feldman Mabank off the f****** Francis by the way big Bank Lil dude out and then that's a good thing at 265 lb doesn't have to gain any weight doesn't have to lose any way over there going to show it to us again the future I want to see it again fast oh no that's so powerful because I got too close to Civ when you think about a person that might be like better that first round and you really think a lot of guys going to make it a brush that can I start now Twin Falls time over Oberon dude the thing about francis's he's learning at this like really rapid rate when you look at a guy that's only been doing it for how many years now a hundred percent. a hundred percent rain is in 5 4 to 5 years that the martial arts his dad with some legendary glider


    Joe Rogan Gives Kanye Podcast Update
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    HTC shitt bro now don't have a toilet that's water under father-thing confused meme whatever you want if you shoot it up there before I'll make you s*** harder and like she was probably when you take one of those all over your ass fan Kanye you know he's a complicated artist and I'm sure there's a bunch of other issues first of all he wants to get to know me we got to get to hang out together or not who do it but I'm not in a rush you know hey I told you guys I really like doing these as much like doing anything but when someone says like what's with your favorite guests or is there one guess you've never had on cyst it doesn't exist they don't exist there's no one I like I like doing podcast I like doing podcast with everyone watching fight students also


    Joe Rogan on Not Working for ESPN
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    from the truck out of respect who sometimes I'm walking to the cage and they give me the thing in my ear winner and loser loser they didn't want to hear 10 years were like once a month but I still love it and I love it way more now because I don't have to do as much and I love it way more now because we do this cuz we can do all this s*** talking and have fun and be silly


    Should We Regulate Automation? | Joe Rogan & Andrew Yang
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    and he's making $50,000 a year and you tell him that automation is going to take away his job but good news were going to give you $12,000 a year that's a substantial loss and income and yeah it also leaves them with this feeling of uselessness or hopelessness that they're not contributing and I think one of the things that people enjoy is earning their own way you know they people don't it sounds counterintuitive people don't like free money they like a feeling of satisfaction of a job well done that they've created something they've done something yeah you're hundred percent right it's one reason why we call this the freedom dividend we say look it's not money for nothing you're an owner and shareholder of the richest country in the history of the world just like when I buy Verizon or Microsoft they send me a dividend like I don't complain about that like you are now a shareholder in this great nation and you get a dividend but when I was with Dennis the trucker Amazon trucking company in Iowa the the role that job playing in truckers wives is vital and again I'm a very data-driven Guy where men deal with joblessness very very poorly by the Numbers we spend between 40 and 75% of our time on the computer playing video games or doing other things we are substance abuse goes up are volunteering in the community down even though we have more time and we generally spiral into antisocial and self-destructive behaviors now this is not something that's experienced by women in the same levels like women and joblessness women actually more adaptable they're more likely to go back to school and volunteer they don't spend all the time on the computer is the way that we do so there's a real problem and the purpose of universal basic income is not meant to be a job replacement truckers because right now those truckers and when I talked to the truck driver so I've been campaigning for president now for a number of months so I spent a lot of time in Iowa which is a really huge Trucking Hub and you go to them and say hey guys you worried about robot trucks taking our jobs feel like there's no way I could take my job like that that's like totally matter-of-fact like this is not something that they worry about their attitude has transitioned from that someone to we should make robot trucks illegal or we should know it's about a robot truck and not displacing shift because a year ago there were like it's impossible the idea that American would say we should make a robot job illegal like it's the we should have some laws that keep you from being free to use robots for your business instead of person like you should be forced to highly mandatory unionization or something that sounds pretty ridiculous well that's where a lot of them are Joe so only 13% of truckers are unionized so 87% are like Dennis where there is small independent firms and a lot of them actually bought at least their own trucks so they took out tens of thousands of dollars and equal in my mortgage to get this truck and so we have to compete against the robot truck that doesn't stop not like you know that's existential level stuff and right now truck drivers have time use Galatians where they cannot drive more than 14 hours a day so you can't you literally cannot compete for him because the robot trucks just going to keep going our 15-16-17 etcetera so these guys make some of the make really good money like some that make 70 75 80 thousand dollars is one of the higher paying jobs for men without a college degree and so if you look at what they're facing it's not so crazy that they're like hey you need to make the room illegal because for them what is the next best economic alternative if the robot trucks take over that job like when they can I go from here it's not crazy for them but it's a crazy idea to tell company that they can't do something it's more efficient safer and probably economically more viable from automating truck driving or estimated to be 168 billion dollars per year and not just labor savings but also equipment utilization cuz a truck never stop fuel efficiency do the trucks can daisy chain together so there's less wind resistance you were accidents cuz right now truck accidents kill about 4,000 people a year so you probably save lives is a very very powerful argument for the fact that we should be trying to automate this stuff but on the other side you have literally three and a half million truckers for their livelihood to support their family and there's going to be a lot of passion a lot of resistance to this anyone who thinks the truck drivers are just going to shrug and be like all right I guess I had a good run I'm just going to go home and figure it out that's not going to be their response it's going to be much more likely that they say you need to make these robot trucks illegal or they just going to park their trucks across the highway get their guns out cuz a lot of these guys are ex-military and just be like hey like I'm not moving my truck until you know I get my job back and they'll be a lot of truckers in the same situation you really think that would happen well I did was blocked the highway for their job back that's less efficient killed more people so I was with these truckers in the truck stop in Altoona Iowa and Joe they have really really difficult jobs I mean I don't know you knew truckers where you were but they they have this 14-hour window where they allowed to drive their truck and they drive most of that so they have these other 10 hours and they sleep in their truck or trucks have a bed they going to the truck stop they take a shower and there's a laundry and they're like plugged into this machine of this truck of an end the industry you know they spend days and times weeks on the road a lot of them listen to podcast probably a lot of them listening right now a lot of them listen to podcast and they're doing it primarily because it's a more lucrative opportunity than the other jobs that are available to them a lot of them have families that like you know like supporting their families and so if you say hey guys like you know times up for for this way of life most of them I think we like I actually I look at how much they frankly they'd like injure there so much Insurance baked into a job that I think most of them will be like some of the guys you and I know where they're much more likely to like implode or like you know do something where where it's self-destructive then they would be to take the truck and you know park it across the highway a population of hundreds of thousands including many small-business owners and small business owners have a mentality very often like I've been an entrepreneur I'm a Serial entrepreneur for like last 20 years like you're an entrepreneur and if you saw this happen you might say hey I'm adaptable I'll figure it out or you might say hey I think I can do something about this like if I park my truck this way like that's going to cause such Havoc that it's like hundreds of millions of dollars worth of economic harm very very fast and if you look at the inductor Revolution which people cite as the precursor to what we're going through there were Mass riots in the industrial revolution that killed dozens of people cause billions of dollars worth of damage Labor Day is a holiday today because of those riots and then we implemented Universal High School in 1911 in part as a response to these riots so according to the estimates this is called the fourth Industrial Revolution and we're going to displace jobs at three to four times the rate of that Industrial Revolution implementing Universal High School in 1911 in part as a response to these riots so according to the estimates this is called the fourth Industrial Revolution and we're going to displace jobs at three to four times the rate of that Industrial Revolution and that Industrial Revolution included Matt Ryan's so thinking that this one will not strikes me as really really optimistic and perhaps unrealistic


    Presidential Candidate Andrew Yang's Case for UBI | Joe Rogan
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    thanks for having me my pleasure Sam Harris sends his regards yeah Sam's a beautiful man he is I love that guy and he's one of the reasons why you're here so Universal basic income this is what this is all about yes that's what my campaign for president is all about that's an interesting like focus of a campaign and very unusual and I mean four years ago you never even thought that would have a chance at all but this is a subject that has been momentum and it made it I made a big shift cuz I had my friend Eddie Wong on once and he was the first person to bring it up and I my initial knee-jerk reaction was to get the f*** out here like Universal basic income just going to give you the money to just going to be lazy nothing that's a terrible idea and then I started paying attention to the rise of AI and Automation and how many jobs are going to get taken away and then once you see the actual numbers it's pretty staggering JoJo like I spent the last seven years running an organization that I'd started called Venture for America and we helped create about 3,000 jobs in Detroit Cleveland St Louis Birmingham New Orleans other cities around the country and I saw that we're pouring water into a bathtub that has a giant hole ripped in the bottom and that for every 5 10-50 jobs that my Runners are going to create we're going to lose 5-10 50,000 jobs it's not something that people intuitively suspect could be a real issue you either it's it's one of the ones we kind of have to let go Shake people like a look at this this is coming there's a clip we're going towards this Cliff it is darker still in that so when I was digging into the numbers I found that it's not this Cliff that we're heading towards it's actually more of a curve that were on a what I've been telling people is that were in the third inning now we're one of the main reasons why Donald Trump won in 2016 is that we automated away 4 million manufacturing jobs that were based Michigan Pennsylvania Ohio Wisconsin Missouri Iowa all the swing states needed to win in the center of the country and a lot of that was just manufacturing work and if you go to a factory you'll see it's a giant robot arms as far as the eye can see no not just that you have artificial intelligence on the horizon it's that we've been eating away at the most common jobs in the US economy for almost 20 years now and it's just now hitting a point where it's pushing more and more unskilled men in particular out of the workforce now are there other Alternatives that you considered other than just Universal basic income like educating people about this being real issue and perhaps pushing them or directing them towards other occupations is a little bit more people have a sense of it I was just with a bunch of truck drivers in Iowa last week and there's a guy Dennis mcgaskey that gave me a ride from Altoona Grinnell in Iowa where I've been campaigning and the truth of it Joe is that there are three and a half million truck drivers in this country right now is most common job in 29 States and the average trucker is a 49 year old guy with a high school education maybe ex-military like Dennis was not making like $50,000 a year so then if you say hey I'm going to retrain half-a-million truck drivers for what exactly is like issue number one of these guys didn't love school years ago it's not like driving a truck is made them really excited about the idea and then the new job you're training them for I looked into the data as to how good we were at retraining let's a displaced manufacturing workers in the midwest when we started decimating their jobs and we're terrible at like according to independent studies government-funded retraining programs had a success rate of between 0 and 15% in real life like this is what actually happened to the workers of Michigan and Indiana and Ohio and so if you say we're going to return these people than you also have to come up with a way for us to become amazing at something that right now we're really really bad at and if you were an employer which you are would you rather employee a fifty-year-old former truck driver with health problems who got some certificate program but would you rather hire a twenty-five-year-old Kenny went to Community College is probably cheaper has lower expectations and his skills are natively going to be a little fresher I mean if you were unemployed probably choose number 2 I agree but I'm trying to look at this through rose-colored glasses I guess if there's a way that these people can adapt you know I mean some will for sure you can retrain and reschedule some people but if you look at even the conversations were having around this where people legitimately talk about retraining coal miners to be software Engineers stuff that on the face of it makes no sense but the reason why we're stretching for that is because we're looking for some kind of retraining RI it solution when the numbers show that that's just not going to be the recipe for actual success this is where this whole learn-to-code controversies coming out online we're at people actually getting banned for riding learn-to-code it's really a hot subject on Twitter and it's very confusing to and I haven't really got an explanation for why that's such an offencive thing to say but people are getting banned for even joking around saying learn-to-code of its read very weird but the idea behind it is that it's kind of preposterous to ask someone who doesn't have an education to do something that's as difficult as code computer language and unfortunately we're going to get to a point where a I can do some basic coding at a certain level so if you think about the impulse to say learn-to-code what is really saying is you need to do something at the market values it's like being a truck driver the market value that much and 1/2 trucks are drying themselves next 5 to 10 years so what does the market value and then people are like well coding and stem and and Engineering skills and so there's a drive to try and push people in those directions but if you look at the numbers about 8% of American jobs right now are in stem Fields like in technology engineering math Etc to talk about 92% of the population that is not in those fields and it's unrealistic to expect that 92% to somehow shift into the 8% Right End even beat places for them. That's your two perfectly seamlessly transition there's too many people for those jobs Universal basic income in part because I've been looking at the numbers the five most common jobs in the United States right now are administrative and clerical work retail and sales food service and food prep truck driving and transportation and Manufacturing those five jobs comprise about half of All American jobs only 32% of Americans graduate from so the average American High School got doing one of these five jobs and if you look at it Technologies already doing a number on each of these jobs like the first administrative and clerical include call center workers and they eyes in the process of taking over that job retail and sales 30% of malls are closing in the next four years so that the danger here is to think of it as artificial intelligence is coming it's actually already eating up the most common jobs in our economy and it's driving Americans got into distress in various ways in the numbers now when you talkin about Universal basic income to just two questions to come up how much money and where is it coming from ya so first I want to say that if you look at the heritage of universal basic income it's a deeply American idea where Thomas Paine was bored at the founding of the country and then Martin Luther King was for it Milton Friedman The Godfather of conservative Economist was for it and one state has had it in effect for 37 years where everyone in that state gets $2,000 a year no questions asked Miss Alaska around telling people is that technology the oil of the 21st century so I know you spoke to another guest about hey how do you get let's say approximately 3 trillion dollars a year to find Universal basic income and the great thing is that it's the first thing is it's not actually three trillion and the reason why it's not 3 trillion is that if you look at what we're currently doing we have we're spending 1.5 trillion right now on 126 welfare programs in Social Security and so if you show up to someone's door and say hey here's a dividend of $1,000 a month but if you're already getting more than $1,000 and stuff we're not just going to stack it on top you know we're going just going to say you're guaranteed a thousand and if you're already getting more than this doesn't touch you you can keep your current stuff if you're getting 700 in food stamps and what not then you can just get 300 on top so that 3 trillion actually a lot very fast because of the fact that about half of Americans are already getting various income support from the government so the real price tag is closer to about 1.8 trillion if you say everyone who's 18 and up now for context the entire US economy is in a 20 trillion up five times in the last 12 years and the federal budgets for trillion so you looking at 1.8 trillion it's a lot of money but it's actually manageable and one of the things I haven't heard discussed here with you is that when you put money into people's hand the money doesn't disappear like if I gave you a thousand bucks a month they probably would not make a big difference in the economy cuz we're just going to your account somewhere and you know nothing would happen but we all know that right now most Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck 57% of Americans can afford an unexpected $500 bill so you put $1,000 a month in their hands it's going to go right back in the economy they're going to spend it on childcare car repair than putting off the occasional night out and then all of those businesses end up hiring more people and then we end up getting some of the money back as tax revenues so other 1.8 trillion you were going to get back let's call it 400 billion in new tax receipts because everyone's going to be spending more money we're going to save 1 to 200 billion on things like incarceration and homelessness services and emergency room health I was in New Hampshire last month in a prison guard centimeters a prison guard he said we should pay people to stay out of jail because we waste so much money when they're in jail like you see is all the waste in the system so if you imagine a society where everyone is getting a thousand bucks a month that's like a it's a great incentive to try and stay out of jail because if you end up in jail because when you come out of jail you're less inclined to commit a crime and head back in how much crime you think you'd actually prevent them but giving people $1,000 a month I mean think most of the people that are doing crime whether it's Steve thievery or assault they're not thinking this out you know this is this is just either a way of life for them either the you know their real mental issues or a pattern of behavior that they can't break I really don't think that $1,000 a month going to fix any of that Usher and we'll still have jails that's not like you no Silver Bullet but at the margins would it keep like that person who's falling through the cracks and feel like they have no place in society and maybe that you know it's like the people around them are also like hey you know you don't have any value in like a thousand bucks a month maybe like it keeps them off at the margins and everything we're talking about is at the margins mean everything is like this statistical curve and you're taking the people who are let's call like the last 10. 8% but if you reduce are incarcerated population by 10 to 20% mean that's billions and billions of dollars So you you're saving money on a bunch of things we spend like it about a trillion dollars on right now like healthcare incarceration homeless services and then the the magic is that if you have a thousand bucks a month and you're a parent so you feel this that Studies have shown that your kids are healthier better nourished more likely to go Freedom High School and get further education mental health improves relationships and prove domestic violence goes down hospital visits go down and your worker productivity goes up me and you're an entrepreneur and CEO so you know when you run a company you say I'm going to invest in my people I'm going to like treat them well and try and train them and give them resources cuz you know that'll increase your productivity as an organization and the public sector we have the opposite approach we're like if I can just avoid spending money on you I'm going to somehow save money when we end up spending that money and very very dark costly counterproductive ways in the back end cuz they wind up you know in our institutions institutions to spend a truckload of money so if you look at the cost savings and a value games and economic growth that actually get you back about a trillion dollars of the 1.8 this is like the trickle-up economy cuz none of the money it goes right back into the economy and the way you get the last eight hundred billion or so is related to what we think is happening with AI in all these Advanced Technologies cuz if you look at who's going to win with a i and self-driving cars and trucks the savings from robot trucks are estimated to be 168 billion dollars a year just from that one thing so the problem is that the American public is going to see very little of that money because the dollar better grade it does not paying a lot of taxes they'll move it through Ireland Amazon will say didn't make any money this quarter no reason to pay taxes and see what we need to do is we need to put in a new tax that actually get the American public a slice of every robot truck mile Amazon transaction Facebook ad and every other industrialized country already has this text called value-added tax and because our economy is so Vast at 20 trillion of value-added taxes even have the European level generates about a hundred billion in new revenue and that gets you all the way there so this is much more achievable and affordable than most people think when they start unpacking how the numbers work out so essentially would be the biggest corporations the the companies that gain or that have the largest revenue they're going to be paying most of this buy more stuff that's true for all of the big companies what I say to CEOs and I've spoken to groups of dozens of CEOs what's really bad for business is when people don't have money to spend on your business is when they do so they're going to give up some money at the top end with things going to end up getting it back when they're consumers end up spending a bit more than actually flushed out like they had the real numbers or the projections of how much they're going to get back rejected would create two million new jobs and grow the economy by 8 to 10% and then you can model out what that means to each business because in that climate they're going to see a similar up taking Revenue did they factor in all the jobs that are going to be lost so that one of the things that's a misconception about Universal basic income is that it somehow will like facilitate job lost both of job losses do is the reason for Universal basic income in the first place like right now we're sitting here together the labor force participation rate in the United States is 63% which is the same levels is El Salvador in the Dominican Republic that's right now like 94 million or so Americans have left of Workforce over the last number of years now a lot of that natural demographics a lot of that people in school but about five million of it is unskilled man who got pushed out of the workforce so so again this is not like no we're going to solve a problem it's coming down the pike like we're actually in the middle of this problem so if you put a thousand bucks a month in the people's hands that actually grows the economy and create jobs because of more economic activity now when you say a problem is coming down the pike what what are the projections in terms of Life a timeline so there are a lot of the projections are actually pretty consistent with each other which means they're probably right so beans as you're looking at between 20 and 30% of job subject to automation by 2030 which is pretty soon take 11 years in that Mackenzie says about 25 per-cent the Obama White House Little Italy Fair last day in office they issued a report saying hey guys we can automate away all the jobs and then like to know turn the lights off they said 83% of jobs that make less than $20 an hour will be subject to automation by 2030 and Mighty Is saying the same thing jobs and then like to know turn the lights off they said 83% of jobs that make less than $20 an hour will be subject to automation by 2030 and Mighty Is saying the same thing and so we have 11 years to try and accelerate meaningful Solutions and this 11 years is that like it all happens on 2030 it's going to happen between now and then progressively according to all of the major institutions that have looked at this


    If You Sweat, You Die: Dressing for Antarctica | Joe Rogan and Colin O'Brady
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    base layer in the week was your concern about you sweating while you're pulling all that weight especially initially when it's 375 lb yeah it so one of the famous lines that you know people who have been in the polar environments will say is if you sweat you die and you know it's maybe a little bit of hyperbole but it's not far from the truth which is you start sweating and you stop for even 30 seconds your clothes are literally freezing to your body so it was this crazy kind of kind of balance of being able to pull this get your heart rate elevated enough to keep your body warm but not too warm that you were sweating and so any second I would start sweating I would strip layers off so There Was X specially when there's no wind it still be ambient temperature - 20 - 25 but I would just have like a thin Gore-Tex jacket on and one base layer that's it I mean no really good for me I'm a little bit allergic to synthetic fabric still stay warm GSMArena I honestly Marino's amazing fabric for that reason I'm a fortunate for me like I said it just irritated skin that you could suffer through all that we can't have itchy clothes on the Norwegian about being in the pool and so they've designed a really good jacket and pant that's actually really breathable really got a nice suit sewed a fur Ruff on to the edge so I will a wolf a wolf for a rough on the outer side of the hood thing is Wolf Wolf exactly sell the base layer is a synthetic what what is the material that it's made out of the base layer is yet it's a synthetic like a poly polypropylene quickly and then of course I needed to eat and drink every whatever 30 minutes or whatever actually more like every hour or so I'd stop so I'd stop in the front of my sweat I had a huge I'll be down jacket like a massive like Michelin Man huge puffy down jacket so even if you're stopping for a minute to drink water before even trying to do that boom put the big jacket on to know cold your how cold you can get immediately from stopping and it's just so much colder than one pulling the sled your heart rate stays up and keeps you pretty warm I would imagine you like your your hands and your feet to they'll be a real issue write a small digits yeah I mean fuel frostbites real for sure hands outside of gloves that's why some of the stuff I was doing the training of get my hands with a deck where do you know you have the tile these knots with big gloves mittens on you can't take your clothes off for any size Wheel. Of Time if you look back a lot of my photos I've actually got tape on my face over across my nose and cheeks and that's because I started getting tiny little bit of frostbite on nose my nose and on on my cheeks because I'd wear full-face mask buff everything but even Emil tiny little no one no needle prick of wind on your face throughout the day in that cold is going to turn into a cold injury until I started getting a few cold injuries on my face nothing not too bad you're looking creature face up or anything like mostly that the tape and then said I had a little bit of like Vaseline or chapstick type of stuff on some of the battery is the one thing actually that I did that I never done before we actually worked well as a tip that I got which is my finger started cracking really really bad from the cold and so they're like really painful and actually was pouring from Super Glue into all of those basically little micro cuts on my fingers which when someone told me that as a trick I was like really but turns out so that's going to super glue in these cuts on my fingers back together and it actually worked reasonably well all things condemi now it's all things considered the operative word but what about your eyes so I'm wearing I'm wearing goggles but funny enough you know I had a couple of enough answer nicer ski goggles with me but yeah there's the tape on my face right there but like the normal KT Tape like a physio tape agency like athletes wearing and I just had it my repair kit it wasn't meant for this purpose but I was like what do I have that I could put on my face to block it a little bit better but I had those goggles on some of the time but actually goggle that were the most was one that you might use for Motocross cuz it has like a plastic face mask over the front of it cuz the wind when it was blowing it would just kind of blow around so sometimes I have this fleece tripped over my face but it Blow too much until I had this more plastic face mask but that's the that's when you can see Lookout Frozen it's frozen it is on the inside but it's so crazy oh my God man has neoprene mask underneath so I had like double face back double tape like anything to the snow keep me keep me warm suspected that it was so high above sea level there yeah expected that was so high above sea level there yeah yeah so you got whatever it is 9300 feet at the South Pole so it's basically just like elevated ground but it seems flat right buddy I started at sea level up hill all the way to the southwest of the first 40 some days I pulled that sled uphill completely so it was


    Joe Rogan on Conor McGregor vs. Donald Cerrone
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    good4u Pettis I love the get Grapevine the kind of crazy those were from 45 can't make any more all we have the 725 lb about it so I can do this how much of a beast Pettit is fights Tony Ferguson amazing Fight Night is only ones that he gets hurt then f****** you like bullfight yeah get up that the person fight was fun Nelly I'd show it shows you what a Survivor Ferguson as he gets clipped and you know he got hurt in a fight and he just grabbed the how about Max Holloway Donny Ferguson talking s*** he's ready to go. He won't do this but he won't do that thing that Vegas is asking about his commercial they're asking to a commercial is a q of prostitution you have gambling f*** you are the best who is great and Connor Tony's great they're both great both great if if I'm if I'm Dana I'm sitting on this Eddie you like I want to be careful Tony cuz you love him you're friends with me Connor's can be a huge favor Cowboy but he's more favor on that fight than he is again he's a window or he comes back and he's a more favorable fight and I'm not saying that's a great Matt Cowboys a motherfuker and let you know right now he's just so Lucid in the zone right now Cowboys a motherfuker and but you don't got to download fire Cowboys on fire right now he's just so Lucid in the zone right now and cowboys. Kelly's it's a great fight that's a great that's a better fight for cowboy and Conor fight


    Joe Rogan on Nick Diaz Possibly Retiring
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    Nick Diaz you decide man he said I want to hurt nobody I want to party it done really and Connor said I'll fight Nate on the same card and then Nick said yeah I'm not fighting any but I don't hurt nobody cuz I just want to party that's cool man fight in the UFC I believe he beat Robbie Lawler and then Nick said yeah I'm not fighting any but I won't hurt nobody cuz I Just Wanna Party that's cool man f****** amazing career he was one of the youngest guy to ever fight in the UFC I believe he beat Robbie Lawler when he was 20 dude he's beats look at his best


    Joe Rogan on Cro Cop vs. Roy Nelson
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    Kroger Bloodgood if you had them on that power meter I think I think Roy probably hits harder hundred 50 lb right when he fought John Ruiz won the heavyweight title that was a phenomenal fight when you watch that mean that was just Artistry speed and precision versus a you know a world champion and John Ruiz who's real good fighter heavyweight fighter Roy Jones was at that time you know the big f***** the big f****** brother was going from that fight dropping down to fight Tarver it175 back down and 25 lb and looking like s*** and also Tarvin him add-on to a decision in one fight earlier and Tarver thought he won and your boy you like Roy apparently had something to say about you know why he didn't perform it is best so when your face off tonight they referee goes any questions you got excuses tonight boy and then he went and knock them out excuses tonight boy and then he went and knock them out


    Joe Rogan on MVP vs. Paul Daley
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    or Paul Daley MVP last night do the MVP with that power he's got the skerries left hand the sport that's left in sport cuz those guys are impossible to hit because their whole thing is sponging in launching a 21 the boil a little bit right Wonderboy a little bit but he's more of a kickbox kickbox but never even attempted to fight an intermediate touch play fighter and MVPs undefeated boxing guys wrestling is anything canals like I was like what is happening right now at one point in time Elena. Frontier yeah he's a beast man if he gets his wrestling takedown defense on point I mean he's a phenomenal athlete but the thing he had a gift and it is a big but the thing that he has great God damn Jim the thing that he's missing you know I mean is is just the wrestling takedown defense just a takedown defense stop and grab the other day I was working out watching some Old Glory fight to stop and when he fought Jason Wellness its movements


    Genes, Pot, and Mental Illness: A Connection? | JRE Pot Debate
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    education that edible marijuana as we talked about before I think you were in the bathroom the 11 hydroxy metabolite as it's processed by the liver to radically different truck radically different in its really a psychedelic and for me personally edible marijuana and flotation tanks I might as well be taking a f****** bucket of a cell being paranoid and I know this sounds crazy but I think with me gives me and I think I live a pretty blessed life and I like I like the feeling of paranoid because it allows me to explore maybe some are like maybe maybe in abundance of confidence maybe I have too much right maybe I'm too successful what I like about the paranoia that comes with edible marijuana is it allows me to check myself allows put myself examined all of my behavior in the darkest recesses of my mind my thoughts and gives me a profession that makes me a nicer person just a little tiny and then like Joe said I think it makes you reflect sometimes better and more objectively mean that like you don't give you had encounter with someone early in the day and then you know it's late at night and you took up a bit and like all men should have done things a little bit differently you know like that happens to people all all the time to reflect in a different state and sometimes when you reflect in that state you come up with box that that you just want to come up with before my patience say to me all the time like it just kind of brakes this like negative state that I have I'm just able to to to break out of a negative State and think logically your items people say that to me all the time but it's how can I be a better person what am I doing wrong in my life it's not my wife is poisoning me where they shoot me yes different thing and that's why that's why some people or those people need to get the f****** s*** together where that's possible to each other side of the psychotic symptoms you can actually reduce the incidence of violence I was going to mention earlier to bring up genetics because we are teasing out genetics for people and we are discovering that certain people do have certain genetics that dude predispose them to certain cannabis disorders right so I'm involved with it with a company that's doing that right now we're trying to create canvas genetic test for people right and there's three genes that we identified so far no more moons than any pk14 genotyping that has been shown to be associated with a deficit in brain Dawn when to use cannabis and I missed two other genes that apt1 and a c a d and into genotype for both of those have also been shown to be associated with cannabis but again you know how many people have them Jimmy pk14 it's roughly about 8% is what Racine one is around 4% and the cadm to as rounds about 5% so if we can identify I love that stuff lines me if we can identify you know that the people who are at risk then we can Mabley potentially you know you use the medicine in a way where only the people who don't have DVDs genetics are using the medicine and will for the people who do have an Internet Explorer they stick mostly to CBD I just think you do. That's a better approach thing no just just kind of prohibiting cannabis or saying that and we shouldn't we shouldn't use it at all or saying that it's not medicine I think that it should be held to the same standard as any other medicine and I think that if we had an incredible medicine that work for some people and it didn't work for others than what we would do is we try to figure out why and you know I've been doing that my company's been doing that it's called an ant life you want full disclosure I am on the board electric.com and it will let me use these different things different strategies then we can actually reduce the overall harm and that should be another thing that we can add into the mix because I'm sure those people who are definitely more predisposed to mentalism definitely more predisposed to a to psychosis


    Weed: Paranoia or Hyperawareness? | JRE Pot Debate
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    paranoia just normal paranoia is hypersensitivity and Hyper awareness and awareness to a lot of things that you're putting off in the back your head because in order to function as a normal person get through this life you can't really be aware of everything otherwise you'll be lucky space okay we are on a gigantic ball it's spinning curling through Infinity everything was flying around in our solar system by the way the best 85 years and then the last 15 to talk s*** so there there's only so much you really can't think about in some of what paranoia is is this hyper awareness of all these variables that you really haven't haven't considered and then also we were talking about before things that can be beneficial to the hyper awareness of how you communicate with people and maybe you could have done a better job of that maybe you you came in hot maybe you were upset about something else and you ran into them you already at 7 and they brought you to a tenant was told their nests are within a normal situation you would have only been a tattoo that have those things real and sometimes marijuana helps highlight all the errors in your way I think you can be a tool but my description of it is like any other tool like a hammer you can build a house with a hammer or you can just hit yourself in the dick of your f****** crazy and this this is something that I think that we should consider when we're discussing almost any psychedelic medicine and I think that I really do believe that marijuana psychedelic and I don't even think it's especially when it's an edible form at all people that are coming to my office for example in like just what I meet them like after one or two minutes I've just got to decide my head this person's not using THC like this this person is anxious if they had any type of change in their in their psyche they're going to see that as bad as I do know right and like you got it when you're using cannabis you you have to be so on and who who knows that okay I didn't get a little bit of maybe paranoia now or at least my psyche is going to change a little bit I am using a psychoactive substance and not be able to freak out right but some people you know I know that if if they use a little bit of THC they probably were if you use little bit of THC they probably would have a freak out they probably would have a bad experience with people who are very very fearful now the other side of that coin though is that if you CBD and like we discussed earlier that can decrease learned fear right so so that's that's something that that's really helpful for those patients but I do agree that we have to be careful about using highchair and in certain groups of people for sure


    Joe Rogan - Is Weed a Gateway Drug | JRE Pot Debate
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    it changes how you your body and your brain deal with with opiates I think the Tim Ferriss is actually talked about that before but I've seen in my practice and there are medical study so I don't think that we should throw out the fact that you'll cannabis can can help the opioid crisis and then also to you you want to look at it from a clinical perspective right so we know that opioids can kill people right cuz the axon the brains then where it was cannabis doesn't so you know what you might be saying you just substituting one for the other and you'll sometimes that is true but if you're using a less harmful substance you it's me that's like a huge Wing right so if someone you don't have to drink 12 Beers a night versus smoking like one joint man that's that's awesome I mean you look at all these clinics like you look at like methadone clinic to me what are they doing. They're trying to get people off one substance to you what's up is little bit less harmful and I think that when you when you use cannabis you know it can be effective at 4 for opioid it can also be effective for it for benzodiazepines and four other medicines as well so you don't need to be awesome if everyone would just you'll feel happy great all the time by just exercising in a nutrition and your that's what I advocate and that's what I try to do personally and that's what I try to do is say to a patient's all the time but I understand all that you know sometimes life is hard sometimes know things hit you know you have yet crisis in your life you have your personal crisis that can throw off your mental health and then you have you get into a car accident to you and you could be in really severe pain in in in those times will sometimes diet exercise meditation doing all the right things just isn't quite enough and you know I think that it's great that we have cannabis for those situations because it does seem to be very effective I've left side effects compared to some of the other medicines are compared to some of the other medicines that we have to Jason Lee used and you know even though you ain't talkin about opiates and death here we can also talk about NSAIDs right like non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug so these drugs can also in a wreck havoc on the GI system I start one study Akshay to love. Rhonda Patrick to that said that if you use instead it was really short I got to look it up again but was like two weeks it can decrease your your gonadotropin which can stimulate your testosterone level by 25% and on that note to we should talk about I can't believe this but opiates can drastically inhibit your your testosterone production right which is a huge thing for depression cuz I've had guys come in to me before that I think you'll really really depressed just give him a small amount of testosterone a man throughout the range of depressants of the Off to the Races they're doing so you are we creating a lot of people who are who are depressed because they're using opiates and a testosterone levels are low and your fermented mean having low testosterone horrible you and your libido goes you know you're going to have low motivation and you're not going to feel as well you're not going to do things so if you're giving someone a medicine that that but Nails their their testosterone levels down that's going to really you know wreak havoc on their mental health I just want to make a note is Ben Greenfield to again I really respect I like that guy lot you always talking a little bit with you about testosterone and and cannabis and how can drop it so I think there was three studies I saw done on humans and two of them know that no statistical difference and then drop into sausage rolls and one study the other study noted a small statistical difference so I think that you added me drop in testosterone levels a little bit but it's not going to hit you will substantially drop them so just so people people don't know that because I know that comes up all the time you know I think the issue of whether campus is a gateway drug one argument in exactly pro-legalization argument is one reason it's a Gateway is that if it's illegal you got to buy it from your friendly neighborhood dealer he might have access to heroin or cocaine and other drugs and So eventually maybe you decide to try one of those other drugs legalized they wanted to create an Avenue for people to use cannabis that wasn't connected to Other Drugs okay using an addictive intoxicating substance giving you might want to try other objective intoxicating substances and it might prime your brain and then the third possibility really is that they're just some people Risk Takers out there right they use they're going to use cannabis they're going to gamble they're going to cannabis a little bit easier to access then other drugs so they're probably going to try cannabis first so it's not really that that cannabis drives that use it's just a cannabis is first Portuguese people in your book know so this committee couldn't find sufficient data demonstrating association between cannabis and Michigan opioid use they found no compelling evidence to support the gateway drug Theory so if you're buying from somebody who's got an access other illegal drugs maybe try those drugs at the same time getting high feels good and maybe want to try other drugs and at the same time you're just a risk-taker okay what is what nobody seriously ever said until about the last five years is that cannabis could be an off-ramp for opioids okay and there's a lot of reason to believe it's a really bad idea call the mild pain reliever is not strong of your dying from cancer cannabis probably is not the pain reliever that you need you need opioids okay and again the state-level data is not as good if you want to really figure out what's happening to an individual the best way to do that is to follow that individual and there's a really good paper that came out in 2017 after the name reports they didn't have it that shows that people who used cannabis in 2001 is based on a large National study do you ask were three times as likely to be using opioids three years later okay and that just intuitively make sense to me any other thing that people on the legalization side don't ever talk about is who are the two countries that have the most cannabis use in the west the u.s. and Canada where are the two who are the two countries that have by far the worst opioid epidemic the US and Canada okay but there's a real issue with that because the United States is also the only country other than that allows Pharmaceutical and there's a there's doesn't the amount of opiates prescribed the United States is f****** Preposterous particularly the piano if you ever saw the documentary The Oxycontin Express but the way Florida used to be structured where they didn't have a database yet maybe you could just literally go from yeah yeah yeah cannabis is not part of that over-prescribing problem are deluding themselves and what do you think that so we can repeat the question again I agree with that cannabis is another example of us looking for a drug to solve our problem but what I'm okay again just from a clinical perspective I can't just rely on on diet and exercise for all my patients I have to use other tools and a game like everyone here in this room like we're all pretty healthy I don't have a bad back or you know I don't have a mental health diagnosis there anything going on so cat pictures that are coming to me right so the way I see it is that when we just mention to a bunch of other drugs do antidepressants amphetamines always such a things you'll cannabis and again you know I'm going to separate the chief Zee and CBD it's incredible medicine and it doesn't kill people right so as a clinician you know that that's so comforting for me to know that every single night I go to bed I killed zero people I know that right so if that's really really come from also I feel you were just talking about amphetamines were just talking about ssris I feel that cannabis in particular the CBD component can actually be more effective you know that's what I've seen a lot in my practice and other people have seen that as well so I think that we need to need to take that into consideration when were using all these dogs in and out to Summer things that you're saying you know they're quite him out of wool and and in a lot of things like researchers say you know are quite adorable as l&n your day they feel that they can you tell commissions you give him really good advice but they're not the ones in the trenches they're not the ones in front of the people they're not the ones that the half to have to chat with patients you know I have an obligation to do something for my patients to make them better I really feel and we just listed a bunch of drugs that cannabis is a really really effective tool and it doesn't kill anybody so it will because of that you're I am I going to using it but like I said I'm always looking for other jobs I'm always looking for other your alternates that to also help my patients but I think that you know using cannabis it is is really effective tool for a lot of clinicians and it's helped a lot of patience so I don't feel that hydraulic I do feel that you know one of the two things that you mentioned earlier is that your some people kind of had this personality where they're like the worst damage right and they they yet they just want I want to try something so the fact is that alcohol and cannabis just get introduced first most of the time most people you know don't do no Coke or LSD and then he may say hey man let's try some some cannabis right that the very first one there so if we you can say anything that that that was easier access if there was some new drug that you know did something similar to alcohol or similar to Canvas that was introduced in in our society may be calling back to gateway drug and I do feel and I do believe that they don't feel that that cannabis is a gateway drug either and then again they said that they found no compelling evidence to support the Gateway Theory and they gave him these are the people that you are Cory and in your book out right as I let minutes go a little bit further they said in a retrospective cohort study and they it from ATL and 2016 exam the transition from cannabis use to the use of other illicit drug they found that the probability of ignition other electric drugs African did not differ significantly probability of stuff starting with other illicit drugs so it's just that cannabis is there first it's definitely not a gateway drug in any stretch of the imagination via it illegally tends to open you up illegal stop for legalization but I do want to throw one thing out there you know I don't know how many of your viewers have teenage kids are in Spicer probably more likely to be teenager has a gateway to THC vaping so you can first one gets people it gets kids teenagers used to inhaling you know this illicit substance and you can actually retrofit a juul pod with THC they don't sell them but you can easily go online and look up how to do it and I think it really worries me and I've heard from a lot of parents in the last month that there is an epidemic of nicotine vaping and THC vaping going on right now and that I think and I were talking about 15 16 that there is an epidemic of nicotine vaping and THC vaping going on right now and that I think and I were talking about 15 16 17 year old inhaling pure THC the most dangerous form of this drug and I think unfortunately it's not going to take long before the mental health consequences of that become a parent and and I really do hope that the book gives parents some tools to talk to their kids about that nothing else


    Joe Rogan - Does Marijuana Cause Psychosis, Violent Crime | JRE Pot Debate
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    in the first chapter of book which I guess you haven't read and I really should have a copy for me stupid of me I got to copy my back run by British doctors and with these doctors really as early as like the late 1850s and 1860s noticed was that allow the people who showed up in these hospitals were showing up with cannabis what they called ganja actually it is called ganja or bong which is very weak preparation of of of basically Indian hemp just serve low grade cannabis and so we're coming to asylums we're heavy cannabis users and that was way more than alcohol with more than opium and its really fascinating doctor named George Francis William you'uns wrote a book in 1908 and he looked at the evidence and it is amazing to hear how he described schizophrenia how we describe cannabis how he describes the cases of violence around cannabis it's like it's like any psychiatrist today everything in the book Woodring completely true and it was so fascinating to me to stumble on this and realize this is something people were talking about for more than a hundred years so could we agree that there are some people where cannabis is not a good idea absolutely agree that some people can't eat peanuts let's kill you that's it's more dangerous so these the FM 600 years people die from correlation for homicide in schizophrenia studies that refute that has multiple studies you'll marijuana laws are not associated with with any type of violence psychosis and schizophrenia which are correlated with murder so we're saying they're not clearly their trigger Staffing absolute fact of the paranoia and delusions and you think that comes out to get you and they're not advocacy groups hate talking about this way they talk about it obviously because it stigmatizes people with mental illness so what they say and this is true is if you have a diagnosis but you're taking your antipsychotics even though the side effect might be unpleasant you're in treatment you're you're you're not using recreational drugs you risk for violence isn't that high it's not that much higher than a healthy person okay and you know fortunately healthy people don't commit murder that often the problem is if you if you think about the math for half a second if there's this one group of people who don't have a very high risk for Murder World Series violence who because they're not using because they're on antipsychotics it means that the excess risk in the people who are using and whose untruth psychosis is untreated it must be spectacular Lehigh and the numbers bear that out so so there's a really good study from last year 2018 Switzerland is it safe country is a low base crime rate but 50% of the people who were using cannabis and had psychosis over a three-year period committed violence in that group of people that's mostly 20 something that is a study here and I just sent it to you Jamie and it's it's titled risk factors for violence in psychosis a systemic review and meta-analysis of 110 studies so it's it's quite a few studies okay just just read part of it out of to Cervantes strongly a source with the history of polysubstance abuse during suicide with diagnosis of culminated substance use disorder and recent substance misuse and Marley so sweet with a history of alcohol since he's a history of substance misuse recent alcohol misuse recent drug misuse and a history of drug misuse it was unclear if there was an association between violence and history of cannabis masseuse so again 110 studies are they very carefully looked at all of the different risk factors as what could trigger bosses let me finish Alex and what they said again it was unclear if there was an association between balance and a history of cannabis misuse write 110 studies so exactly so I did everything else was found to have significant statistically and I have not been I'm just a minor without looking at it I can't push back as hard as I would like but I can tell you is that I have many studies in the book that show the cannabis use is associated with violence in people with psychosis okay and more broadly is associated with violence in the general pop mission in large studies in studies of high school students and bullying in studies of people who were vacationing in Ibiza in in in studies of young man in China and the UK there are big studies out there that show cannabis use is associated with violence Ibiza Ibiza yeah it's supposed to give you some dignitary Royal person had a lisp right isn't that how it all started true words directly affected by this one person apparently but so this this correlation between people that have schizophrenia and using cannabis how do you is schizophrenia a diagnosis is purely based on Behavior basically yes yes there's no blood test to brain scan it's basically how you behave and what you tell the doctor about how you write because you're asking someone different than depression really I'm just asking someone serious questions and then you were based upon that which is very subjective then you're going to make me laugh where's when it's like a blood test like if someone passes a certain amount of hemoglobin A1c or the payment which chart you're looking at then you're going to call that person pre-diabetic and diabetic but unfortunately just don't have those objective measurements and again that's why y'all out to saying earlier that that you will be at they couldn't really figure out and how many people in the United States had had schizophrenia and I understand that but at the same time to I mean it's okay to to adjust the way that you diagnose someone over the course of the years and you learn things because you're you can easily say that almost everyone has some type of mental illness and we need people should understand that with her seven different basic human emotions going to talk to his fourth there's there's anger discontent discuss the sphere sad and surprised and happiness at 7 so depending on which way surprise goes I mean six out of those seven or negative will wire to a basically detect threats so you know we're making are the all these diagnoses I think we have to be careful because it was some people call themselves to process healthier, selves anxious when really you know they're just not dealing with basic human emotions that they need to understand and I need to deal with like people are getting angry about being angry or like depressed about being depressed because you fear one of these emotions just kind of sit with it and just kind of reflect on it and I think you own at the much much better way to kind of kind of tea do things up button you want to come back to my original point I think that you're more people are understanding that we don't just need to give out a pill for everything in that you're Evelyn shouldn't just be labeled as having a mental health diagnosis because if they just keep going the way they are you know what what the bite by 24 it's going to be like fifty percent of people are going to have like a mental health disorder like you just need to understand that life is hard you got to do with these emotions sometimes it's not that big that's right. Jordan Peterson beer than he's ever been in his life and that is it it was another it was massively controversial subject a little bit comparison between cannabis subsequent violent Behavior new research published online in advance of print of a journalist like psychological medicine concludes the continued use of cannabis causes violent behavior is a direct result of changes in brain function that are caused by smoking weed over many years researchers have long debated a possible link between the use of marijuana and violent crime and contrast alcohol math and many other illegal drugs the mellowing effects of cannabis seemed unsuited to promoting violent behavior however ample previous research has linked marijuana use to increase violent Behavior the sticky problem in such studies of the medi confounding factors co-founding factors involved in interpreting this correlation or instead the two Associated or instead the torsos to some other factors such as socioeconomic status personality traits from A other variables that are related to the propensity to use marijuana in London 97% of which were Caucasian and all of them are raised in two-parent households so sexier terrible idea play fall asleep at night now that's obviously not a healthy way to use alcohol but it doesn't make them violent but we know on a population basis that alcohol causes violence it causes drunk driving it causes problems and it said that in the study that that I put her earlier but it said that alcohol again they they didn't either soy canvas they weren't sure cannabis for a lot of people yeah they can just smoke it and its people in how many people tweeted at me the only thing I attacked was a bowl of nachos right and so and so that's true for some people that can be sent with alcohol as well as so many studies that say that that the cannabis laws of actually decrease crime cannabis isn't going to cause violence that doesn't mean it can't cause violence in some people especially or at least could be a fact would least could be a factor especially with a kind of violence that I am talking about and then I write about in the book which is again so alcohol it may be makes argument into a bra and makes a bra into something or somebody picks up a stick it makes that into something where somebody pulls out of Nike it escalates where cannabis is different cannabis causes paranoia and psychosis and it certainly temporarily even if it doesn't cause them permanently sword in reality that could lead to doing something terrible and it's usually to somebody you're not actually fighting with it's a family member that the worst cases that I've really seen a lot of these cases are basically innocent family members who are just in the way when somebody loses touch with reality and literally things like this my 85 your grandmother is going to kill me so I better stabbed her to death first that happens it happens a lot and if you look at the amount of violence that people with psychosis commit on a population level basis it looks like people with schizophrenia come in about 6 to 10% of all the murders in this country and it looks like people through water to more broadly defined psychosis again bipolar with psychosis other psychotic conditions temporary psychosis they might be responsible for as much as 20% of the violent crime in the United States that's a lot of violent crime and where I am it is quite clear that drug use mediates that violent crime another if you're not using you can keep your impulses in check but when you do use you become dangerous so when we're talkin about biological variability if we factor in schizophrenia essentially what you're saying is that there are people that have schizophrenia that don't commit violence but that they're much more likely to commit violence if you add some sort of Psych medication whether it's marijuana weather is something else if perturbs real play for them particularly marijuana products bring down the recreational cannabis and a stimulant because they Bow by cocaine terrible story from Connecticut yet we don't know whether or not he would have become a schizophrenic and an exhibit do symptoms without the marijuana we really don't know but we do know he did with it that's that's correct and in what I would also say is that for somebody like that and this is quite clear on a population level basis with people with schizophrenia from using hurricane people some people on the right say where you can't prove that global warming caused that one hurricane that would have happened anyway any and they're right you can't prove it and you can't prove that any one case of psychosis was caused by marijuana but when you look at the big studies at the population level data the association is really clear and everything went the same way and the synthetic cannabinoids K2 and spice those can clearly produce psychosis in people and people with psychosis tend to slip back into it if they use some point you got to start to say to yourself why does everything go the same way I also personal friend and I really didn't think about this guy but there's another personal friend that I know that is a martial arts instructor that had a psychotic break he became schizophrenic and he's a regular marijuana user and the people around him Associated that with that and in fact people that are regular cannabis users were trying to get him to stop using marijuana if you're close to being on the edge and use a little bit of a cannabis for sure it can I was not on the edge when I knew him when I knew him he was very rational or irrational but something happened somewhere along the line was he who did he become a pretty heavy smoker overtime I do not know because we don't live in the same area anymore but he got really heavily really heavily medicated and did some really crazy s*** and want to being hospitalized you and this was not the case before I mean whatever it was that triggered him I mean it when I was around him when he was younger I would have total normal guy and I would have never saw that coming he was a heavy marijuana user heavy heavy why don't I don't know how he's doing now I hope he's okay but we're in a we have mutual friends and he became a schizophrenic and and you know you will see in cases like that but you're when you do look at a lot of the larger data on on cannabis and violence I mean it's just it's just not there like there's lots of data that suggests that you will medical marijuana laws for example of can actually how to decrease in overall Emil's restaurant in Vegas study that says it gives no Comfort to the people who lose their children because of these psychotic breaks I think I think we all agree that marijuana use by itself with people that aren't schizophrenic probably doesn't induce violent crime but with people that are schizophrenic or people wear a trigger schizophrenia it could potentially induced by on cry my friend did not get violence although he did do a violent thing wasn't to a person I think I think we have to be really careful because there's no dislike with diet just like with the food and you don't like allergies all these damn variability when it comes to human beings I think we have to be really really careful about lumping all people together when it comes to how they get affected by various compounds if you look at 2013 and you compare that to 2017 murders in Agra salts violent crimes are up substantially in those States and substantially more than in the US can I stop you that but is there a possibility there's a correlation between organized crime doesn't want two things about selling marijuana is the people that have always been selling marijuana been criminals when you make things legal in a state the people that were selling it illegal flock to that stay in that that's been proven to be true that there's a there is a direct correlation between people being robbed that is there was also a significant problem with credit cards and Banks where everyone was having to do all the transactions with cash there was a lot of violence as was associated with marijuana in regards to that and also massive increase in population have medical marijuana laws that especially the states that are that that that are border state that the crimes going to drop drops out tremendously and it has dropped baby did a study last year and it dropped over such a Colorado to drop 7% in Arizona and then a game you'll Benjamin Jansen in Washington is because there's a large income gap they say it washing has a 10th largest income gap in the United States and how did that change out of that corresponds to the murder inquiry question to him so I didn't get to speak with Benjamin about this increase mental illness how's the income gap shifted that directly correlates to the legalization of marijuana because Jeremy saved because during the same. The income gap particularly in Washington and increase elk so he feels that corresponding number right so he feels that that it's it's likely more to that I mean I understand but I mean you have to respect this guy when he violent crime in those four states increased more rapidly than in the US. Between 2013 and 2017 no credible that exists it supports a significant association between increase violent crime and marijuana legalization furthermore study suggests that so far violent crime decreases and states with legalized medical marijuana until New research credibly suggest otherwise they claim that a demonstrative Bowl link between the two exist will remain class okay so that's just not true okay I know it's Snopes okay and I know we trust Snopes I don't trust him that my okay thank you there 30,000 axle. Okay 2017 Oregon Washington Colorado Alaska their 620 murders in those four states as an almost 40% increase their 38,000 Angus off that's a 25% increase if you adjust for population you still get big increases in Denver 2018 almost 70 murders that were about 35 2013 Seattle 27th 2018 there were 30 or 35 murders they were I think 19 in 2013 these increases are real okay now can we say that marijuana legalization caused those increases we cannot yet there are other possibilities Andrew what are those small population increase is also possible that these States imported violent crime that you got a population of transients coming in in part because marijuana was legal and those people are likely to commit violent crime organized crime people that are selling absolutely there may have been some people who are exporting to to Nebraska to Minnesota to another state there's crime associated with that but what I am saying is unequivocally unequivocally the people who said legalization is going to decrease my like crime and people did say that and Cory Booker and 2017 set it he said that it actually had decreased demand states that legalized legalize marijuana on the federal level those people are wrong and they need to stop saying it I know and by the way that we're going to, misused he used the wrong data set for his charts okay he used I used the wheel numbers okay the FBI homicide numbers he use numbers that include justifiable homicide nohely but I'm not right that the murder rate went up 1% from 2015 to 2016 6% between 2016 and 2017 the numbers are clear okay I use my reading them right now 2016 release of FBI uniform crime reports from Oregon . too so you have to take those four states where marijuana is legalized is sort of cherry-picking data Primark murder and assault robbery and rape rapist Oregon sideways the last year's robberies arcsafe gone down its murders in a bag of salt that are interpersonal violent crime okay just to go back to this organ accounts because this maddens me he used data set that is not the standard data set to report murder rate is the difference in my house you come in I shoot you and kill you the police don't charge me with anything Police Homicide likely to be impacted by cannabis use cops are not smoking when they're on patrol Live Hope and if you are using your very unlikely to have your murder viewed as justifiable homicide the fair comparison is the base murder rate in the US and that's the number that I used and I am telling you I mean I know these numbers I wake up with these numbers cannabis the for cannabis legal states on a per-capita basis crime murders rose 31% on a per-capita basis in those four states over the 2013-2017. Maybe I'm sorry I said 29% so maybe that's the Gap and I am not saying that I know that cannabis legalization cause like that what I'm saying is people need to stop claiming that cannabis legalization reduces violent crime rate increased in those identical more in Washington cyclomatic affect another to psychosis causing effect because cannabis doesn't cause psychosis right away people break down but if it's causing heavy use and some of those people are sliding into in a paranoia and psychosis you sort of expect the Gap to increase over time and that's what happened okay so I'm going to go back again to the Netherlands okay because they've had no cannabis legalized forever and they have one fifth of the homicide rate that the United States but they also have a lower cannabis use that's Route 110 Long and accepted history of people are accustomed to it so I think things kind of even out I think one of the things that we're dealing with with the United States as people that have just they don't they don't have a long history of experience it becomes legal and then they use it and maybe some of them like we're talkin about don't have a tolerance for it have too much and I was talking about my friend who's like this really continent that the one who had an edible and became suicidal and just f***** up for weeks. Is very confident very articulate very until is not a not a weirdo not a. Transient extreme extremely successful you know I think there are there are variables that we need to take into consideration there's certain human beings that exhibit a pattern of behavior that is directly correlated to a cannabis use that I don't experience so if I could save my own personal biases that that's b******* that's nothing it doesn't do anything I've been smoking for years. You probably don't have one of those three genes that we were talking about probably also to you don't don't overuse or you have some type of you no legitimacy as as to why you are you are using it and you're the one I want to keep going with this but at the end of the show I think that we should make some type of like recommendations for people just because I hate when you only have this big 3 Hour podcast and then at the end of it if it's just like hey guys just be safe when you think back through your you know through your life you've thought of somebody who was affected that several people I'll bet I'll bet if you think about it you'll think of more people maybe but those are the big ones and like I said my friend who's a martial arts instructor was a pretty significant issue with a lot of our friends were trying to figure out what was wrong with him beforehand he was sending me these videos that didn't make any sense and I was like what in the f*** is this like I explained you more often are above so I don't have to go out this guy but what was all a lot of people that were close to him we're really seriously concerned and now it is it something that would have happened anyway I don't know don't know how was he how old you know for sure they have done so he's like blow 18 is worse glow15 is worth your 18 like the younger you go the worse and feelings be fine now that's good I don't know if it's because of this that we go through so basically your adolescence you're going to drop off some some week Euro connections to come pick up some stronger once you know it's the best way to kind of explain it when you use canvas you can potentially accelerate the process and then because you accelerate that process you don't get those good neural connections and then you'll people unfortunately into belt things like like psychosis and schizophrenia so you know that's kind of where it where they were the issue lies so you're one thing that I am very happy that were talking about 900 miles to be too is that we want to discuss the benefits and in this podcast make sure that people understand that you know I believe that marijuana is excellent medicine. The other thing about you is we do want to mitigate the risks because there are we real rest out there so you know I'd I do appreciate you know I was talking about Adolescent and making sure that they do stay away from cannabis disadvantaged backgrounds anyway but you know they're using by 11 and it's 16 they put it in and put a gun to somebody's head and pull the trigger and we got to do everything we can to stuff the problem is I like if you if you smoke pot in junior high fix a 789 like you're probably going to smoke pot in high that's what I saw it when I was going up and you know what even when I was home for Christmas for it for a few days like yeah my friends even talked about you some people that we knew you'll smoke ton of pot and High School in like now like their there they're crazier than not really doing too too much you know so if you do have to be careful with that a lot of ignorance ignorance biological variability we don't really understand how a lot of these different things affect people including like just diet and what what what causes depression like what how much what we constitute or what we decided depression is inflammation of poor gut health there's a lot of variables is it a lot of them marijuana is absolutely one of those variables and again I don't have an issue with it I like it I love the stuff but it doesn't it doesn't f*** with me but I'm also honest and so I see these people were it's pretty obvious to me that something's going on and that marijuana is not a good idea for them and I just think you don't like I said in the past I'm I myself have been guilty of using this is the sort of a blanket description of it as being a positive influence and then it's a good thing for people I don't think it's a good thing for everybody know it's definitely not a good thing for everybody and stuffing out a good thing for the people who have that those genetic that I discussed earlier and you're also to like know if you eat you need to have some type of itself when it's like the people who know don't do well with cannabis you know you shouldn't have to eat to have your friend tell that you came in but you're not going to work right you should be Eldorado got your stuff like that's hard for people that's one of the most difficult things for people do self self assess don't think I'd be comfortable using high THC cannabis now knowing what I know but anyways to the people the people the most got some right here I'm paranoid I'm going to smoke through it I'm going to smoke so much that I'm almost comfortable being paranoid and I think that's a dangerous thing to do to your mind your step back from that and stop using that's a silly looking at it


    Joe Rogan - Effects of High Potency Marijuana, CBD | JRE Pot Debate
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    read my Twitter feed. f*** these people I don't lie I don't read it if I don't put my glasses I don't know what the f*** they're saying over the last few years with myself it I think I don't think marijuana is the safe as I used to think it is I used to think it was benign I really think there was no big deal but I have a friend that I discussed the other day who was a really confident about f****** muscular handsome man that never did anything and he took a marijuana edible to go to sleep in for 2 weeks is that was for his a different guy nothing I was talking to a different guy he took it in the experience Suicidal Thoughts human beings we vary so much biologically that to just make this overall blanket statement with good for you is good for me is irresponsible and I've been a responsible saying that work for alcohol friends I've got some friends to get those gerbil eyes you ever see when she gets shark eyes they just gone and then they start talking crazy and like whoa you know who doesn't use but then in the tolerant user you can use 200 mg in a day that's 80 drinks near drug and then there's the issue of eating it when your body produces something called 11 hydroxy metabolite it's far more psychoactive so I think I think the legalization Community has sort of said for years like oh there's basically no downsides to this there's only upside the cops will boss smokers will be tax revenue always people have a way to get high that's clearly safer than alcohol and unfortunately I think you're right and I think the issue that people are from what I've read or having with your book or people that are marijuana Advocates to think that your position is unbalanced and that you've ignored positive aspects of THC in terms of like we was talking about cognitive benefits for people with psychotic episodes and that you were only focusing on the negative and I think that's I think that's also I'll plead guilty to that myself cuz I think that I've only been discussing the positive and one of the things that I've tried very hard to do and one things I've learned how to do from doing this podcast and experiencing criticism and communicating with a bunch of different people. viewpoints is exam in my own positions and try to figure out am I coming at this from a truly bound position or am I trying to support a conclusion that I started out with and I'm trying to you know somehow or another backup my own work or backup my own my own statements and end insert a prop them up instead of being really honest and objective it's very difficult to do think that that book is going to be up compendium of the pros and cons about I want to tell your children the truth though you really do want to tell them the pros and cons any did indicate Alex you said you know we should tell people the truth ain't in the book right so you know I think that when you're telling and you're saying that that you're telling the truth and Alex I'm agreeing with you that you're telling part of the truth right but part of the truth is you do a little bit deceiving and deceptive in some way it's right you want to tell Witcher 3 tell the whole truth he gave the whole story and then people can actually make you do good informed decisions based upon that like if people are going to just read one part of the story then of course they're going to make a decision just based upon that one part they're not going to make it in an informed decision based upon all of the parts come in because of that people are going to make some very poor choices in the legalization side doing a very very good job talking up its arguments and essentially there's almost nobody I never said there's a God damn good people don't smoke marijuana I think this is a personal choice okay especially for Adam yeah okay and you can make bad personal choices you go by playboi carti love to play poker I'm sad that on this trip to La I didn't get to go to a poker room but you can go a new casino and you can see people of log into flight show me the tears left and more dangerous for that device in your hand where you can bet on with the next pitch is going to be in Granby borsuk yeah that's more dangerous than my having to drive to the Commerce and play there and 100% or 98% THC that an 18 year old babes is a lot more dangerous than a 5% you know CBD 15% THC product the doctor heart might suggest his patient uses Once a Night to go to separate but that that's the message that we should be putting out there right we shouldn't just be focusing on one side of the story like that part you know should also be no include in the Bucking like your book you in some way since made me rethink the way that I write you all because my first book was co-opted with Jeremy Carson call Friendly Fire my second book them ready now it's called came it's for ptg so it's how to transform post-traumatic stress into post-traumatic growth right because I feel that in nearly all know example of people that have you encountered really difficult obstacles in your life and some people have used to come to that stress and they've gone down the wrong path kind of thing and then other people have used that stress to their advantage of me by actually become better because of it and CBD and THC can both help facilitate that process you do when you're looking at someone like like a battering for example you're the Hallmark of someone with his PTSD is someone who doesn't leave their home and they can't sleep at night so like when I seen a my office a lot of time so we need no home like 5 to 10 days a month right so when you getting CBD and this is really important people understand CBD has been shown to decrease learned fear that's incredible right so if you can get people outside the home because I'm not talking about again you know someone who's too nervous to like go to a you know at the bar with like the Francis only got like so will those type of people that I see my Praxis DVD is really asking for that they only look at you know what do you thin nighttime component THC again its accent for reducing nightmares that's been shown in studies and it was even shown with one pharmaceutical drug noblin again I don't really use now blowing very much because it's only one cannabinoid and I do believe in in the Entourage effect in using all of the cannabinoids so I don't use that that much but that shows that she she came to do tonight and you're if you have you have if you have PTSD I mean if you talk to someone who has PTSD in again this is this comes from my commissions point of view they will tell you I will try anything and that's the same way when you get with like the parents of of of of kids with seizures all day nobody wants to see that you're enlightened like Alex you if your kids new ever started getting getting seizures which I hope I hope they don't because it's terrible in what what it can do but won't your weight when if that ever happens you know I would hope that you would consider your CBD as potential at least as far as I've read very safe and very effective a bunch of different disorders especially those that are about reducing and have it something do with inflammation or seizure yeah one of my good friends his son has develop seizures and CBD knocked it out just killed it till the timer is very recently cuz they get used to it you your tolerance develops builds up but we know what every year we do this thing called sober October we don't do any no drinking no no pod and then we do some sort of crazy challenge me and three of my buddies and when we do it it's very interesting how your tolerance is radically reduced I guess I'll smoke pot at the end of that month and I'm like holy s*** like I don't even know what I'm talking about mid-sentence and I'm just bullets Creed whereas you know now like I smoked a little weed last night did some stand-up had a great old time there's no issues with it at all but I'm used to it and if the weed that I smoked last I assume you don't smoke night I do not okay if you and me were together last night and I'll give you a hint of my joint you'd be still there in the corner in the fetal position what in the f*** is going on cuz the marijuana is ridiculously powerful but once you're accustomed to it once your body acclimates it's really not that big of a deal the problem is you're dealing with a lot of daily users and for those people are my friend Joey Diaz there's a video of him given this other comedian how many milligrams of stars of death I think I think there's a real argument to be made its particular with him is going to make two two points on that so definitely came develop a tolerance and I tell people all the time trying to take at least one three-week break but the evidence does show that if you stop for 4 weeks generally all your sectors returned and will be like you've never use cannons before people who are really really heavy users I can go back and get the study but I mean these two were you using I'm pretty sure it was like clothes like 7 joints a day without a really heavy users and Snoop Dogg's a good example that smokes all day and he just like he's always high and you know you're like what will you do when you're not always like what it does look for that guy it's not that big of a deal and for the way he lives his life like he's just a relaxed easy-going guys no problem you can be high all day and live his life in his obviously wildly successful with this strategy pain that you some cheap C and sometimes you need a little bit more soon sometime to sleep you will be used to see into work and then I'll stop working with cvd to we haven't seen that meaning like the people who get get seizure control January they don't need to increase your dose like the girl I was talking about earlier described I think when she was 20 she was biting 2225 now she's never increase your dose now she's just use the same amount of CBD for The Last 5 Years I think we should really stop talking about CBD I just didn't want to make a note on the on the intolerance of the N1 I just want to make a note that CB2 doesn't appear to be tolerant so such a significant impact when it when it comes to especially edible THC state of mind and it's not always good that's just a fact I think we should really stop talking about CBD I just hadn't wanted to make a note on the on the intolerance of EM1 I just want to make a note that CB2 doesn't appear to be tolerant and it's not always good


    Joe Rogan - Weed & Mental Illness | JRE Pot Debate
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    alcohol reduces blood pressure okay alcohol in generally tends to reduce cardiovascular events for people and during prohibition you could actually get a doctor's note for alcohol as a medicine rain today and I think for the most part the medical profession has come down on the side saying let's not do that there's too many non-cardiac negative side effects with alcohol just don't let no throw Alex in Canada right now I know the safe alcohol drinking guidelines are 14 drinks a week for mange 9 drinks a week for women's night for women that's fine like that's a totally reasonable way to think about alcohol but we're not saying people is this is a medicine and I think that's where the confusion around really run high THC cannabis lies and and again I don't mean to say that your friend's child is not benefiting if you say he or she is benefiting I believe you what I'm saying is that that's not good enough for science we need randomized controlled trials and when those crops have been done and a lot of them haven't done a lot of them have been done they've almost unequivocally showing a cannabis doesn't work as a medicine the only actual place where Beyond these are very limited conditions like a chemotherapy Associated nausea which obviously is terrible for people have it but he's in isn't that common or gently to work as a pain reliever Wesley Dunnigan Placebo not against opioid or against NSAIDs like ibuprofen and there was a very big study for cannabis use in chronic pain over a multi-year. In Australia that came out last year that showed that people who use cannabis had a head more pain and use more opiates at the end of four years than people who didn't so that's what medicine is study though a lot of Applause in it and the other thing is that you need to look at someone who is already using cannabis versus someone who is just using opiates so if someone is just using opioids and they wanted to come off cannabis the others multi they don't have access to medical marijuana during that whole during the whole time report it and they were getting it from your recreational sources they weren't getting it from that's a big that's a big distinction though Alex like they weren't getting it from a doctor who prescribes it to them they were there with this is a self-reported study and people are getting cannabis that you know they didn't really know what they were getting it wasn't they weren't given any information from a doctor and that's why it's a medicine out because you can when you can tell the patient to take snow a certain amount of CBD every single day and when you take a certain out every single day it can reduce your symptoms and sometimes you increase that and sometimes you need to decrease that all medical marijuana psychoactive version of it and this is where it where you're saying it's negative you're not you're not really arguing titrating a patient he's monitoring them he's not writing them an authorization it's an come back in a year when it when it's up he's he's he's being a physician and you know and I think marijuana is medicine we want people like him so you admit it's medicine no no no it was really interesting to me and this came up in the book to sit your clinician you seasick people and it was one of my twin boys to doctor to choose a psychiatrist that's how my wife is a forensic psychiatrist less than the clinician these days her job is to evaluate people not so much to treat people your job is to treat people you seasick people you want to help them feel better and you don't want to tell them there's nothing I can do for you there's nothing there's no hope for your pain you want to help them and I totally get that but if you're an epidemiologist or researcher who's returning guide that you know that the views on the medical practice of hundreds of thousands of doctors that's not good enough so you need to step back and I think I think this epidemiologist in Britain who I talk to and Alex Young one thing that was mentioned in your book know is that we often you often say at the national academies of Science and Engineering right but Ziva Cooper and she's a member of that committee I mean she put out on honor Twitter mean you can go to it is from January 9th 2019 she says a response in the recent year times editorial on canvas and as a Committee Member but can't right but this is the summon you saying you said it to the report and she's a member I'll bet on that okay so she said a response to the recent you were times editorial on Candace's a Committee Member on Nason which is that committee and cannot move to Port we did not conclude that cannabis causes schizophrenia then the drug Alliance policy also said the report did not reach that conclusion so in both are pretty too authoritative fuel sources that they're saying that you're in your book you didn't like the research properly right and then also they're saying that you left locked out right they said that they have found an association between marijuana use and improved carted outcomes and individuals with psychotic disorders that straight from the same report and you failed to mention that right so I think that you will the writing box or it when we giving out information and you want to do it from a balanced approach adjust select with a small amount of a material that just going to support your study you know we want to be truthful Herrin Jose shows all done very truthful and Joe said right where the beginning he doesn't think that that that cannabis is perfect for everyone and I don't think that either end in Canada in a weird really strict guidelines to follow basically no one prescribes cheap seed anyone under the age of 25 and you're all the conferences and stuff that go to know we don't really have too many discussions about that like the doctors don't really have me much of a backlash about that so hot why is the distinction age of 25 for the decide that age so 25 basically is when your your brain fully developed and when you do look at the studies that do show human association between between cannabis and in psychosis it's almost all in adolescence and I think that Alex only has one study is any sport that shows an extremely weak correlation between an adult using cannabis and then developing any type of mental illness later so 25 is it's a it's a good age but it's definitely am kind of a conservative ish ish age but now it's it's something that that we fall and I think that we've done well with that in Canada Toronto by Committee of 16 researchers Ziva Cooper isn't the one who's publicly said the report said this but I think that we should have emphasized that it also said this okay what I what I wrote in that New York Times op-ed what I wrote In the book is the plain language of the report and plain language is this cannabis use is associated with the risk of developing schizophrenia and other psychoses. how to use the greater the risk I may have a word or two wrong and I cuz I'm doing it from memory but that's what it said and by the way the committee was very clear they separated depression they said they're we don't see is nearly as high risk for depression and psychosis even though by the way today just today Jama Psychiatry the Journal of the American Medical Association Psychiatry put out a meta-analysis associated with depression and suicide thinking and actually suicide attempts at a three and a half to one right this is this literally was released today at 4 to go back to Ziva is one of 16 members of that committee so if you're going to talk up you're going to say that I miss quoted the report which I didn't I quoted entirely accurately you need to say well why aren't the other fifteen members of that committee saying that I miss quoted why is one person who works for the Cannabis research initiative at UCLA which takes money from Cannabis investors and users she's the one who said that quoted it maybe she maybe we should ask why the other members that committee are not speaking out against my book I think that she was just one of the 16 members that that came out but you know you can't really expect all the other members to potentially you will come out with that who do research actually you're not into social media at all like I don't think you were at all before you had your book work on that committee are going to social media it just happens to be on the phone about this and then she said that yeah you know I I don't that she agrees with everything that was in the report but she doesn't agree with your can go back to what are quoted from the report but you're only quoting but you're only quoting the part that I bet site a sore that back your your opinions you not quoting the entire park that you left like why did you leave out the part that they have found an association between marijuana use and prove carded outcomes and individuals with psychotic disorder right so you're leaving out that parcel watch a movie idea for somebody with an active psychotic disorder. This is a big issue that we have not heard about at all and the reason that we haven't heard about it have a lot to do with the advocacy community and the way they presented this data for 25 years I wrote a book that is trying to break through a lot of noise so but would still like to get a balanced approach did you decide that you were only going to see if you're only going to write about things that confirm your belief that you held when you were writing this and what you were trying to push in the title of the book and then in the conclusion of the I think it's a really great question in the introduction the book this book is not balanced there's not a lot of evidence in there about how indica and sativa strains are different than I didn't come at this and I say this in the introduction of the book 2 as an auntie cannabis Crusader interact with my wife said to me and she said to me over and over again in 20 Unit 14 and 15 and 16 of the cases that I'm seeing these are the terrible things that people are doing after cannabis use we're seeing a slice of the population that it's not representative why is it that I should believe this it sounds like Reefer Madness to me and you're ultimately my wife who's the one who went to ignore to actually she grew up in Newfoundland to she went to the Memorial University of Newfoundland medical school and she went to Harvard and Columbia for her postgraduate training tired of me because when I read the studies I could not believe the strength of the evidence Joe but you still even saying that you're still seeing positive result that you're you're excluding there's this one there's this one sentence but there are a few sentences about how it may be that cannabis helps people as positive it helps it help cognition in people with psychosis maybe maybe not no it wouldn't be approved as medicine if it's causing to have other psychotic episode of people have psychotic breaks and an improved cognitive function and people psychotic breaks so so it would not be something that you would prescribe it snowing and through some sort of clinical trials if it is improving your IQ two points I think we have not sure if it's looking to have to look at that I'm not sure what you guys out comes up and maybe you can help me out was that it's the exact same number that you find the general population so essentially 1% of the general population has schizophrenia which is one out of a hundred people and when you have marijuana users you see is essential that same number mirrored and so they're saying a small number and I'll throw in a small number of people with their saying essentially what I read was that marijuana use was associated with the onset of schizophrenia when they were disputing this in the study because they were saying because then same number is mirrored in the general population correlation does not equal causation right all right I think you got to tell him that's not true so tell me what that mean traditionally yes when we look at the Statue will see that you want the people who use camera source of the people who don't use cannabis have very similar rates but you're getting to be exact rate you know it's so any us they say that the range for schizophrenia is between 0.25 to 0.64% globally they say is 0.33 to 0.75% so you're right there it's currently lower in in the US and the USA's is has the highest percentage of cannabis consumption in the world and the US also has a lot of people that are using High potency THC so you know I think that you'll really need to be be careful about throwing up in the stocks like that because you're when you do look at the stuff that we had it shows that even though there's a lot of cannabis use in the United States schizophrenia rates have remained the same this is one of the great mess of legal is it okay no one knows what the schizophrenia or psychosis rate in the he's in the US different diagnosis at different times we have we have bad Health Care in this country and we have a lot of protections around mental health in fact in 2017 the National Institute of Mental Health suddenly changed its estimate for the percentage of people with schizophrenia in the US from 1.1% to 0.3 they did with no public notice and then this researcher said hey this is a miracle they just cure two million people with schizophrenia and the and then it was sponsored that the director of the NIMH said well we don't know how many people in the United States nobody knows nobody knows that the rate is increasing nobody knows if it's decreasing the only countries where they can count noses on this with any accuracy are Northern Europe because I have good Healthcare cuz I'm slightly you know less protections around their individual privacy and mint Health privacy and so they are able to count cases and in Denmark and Finland with her which of the two places where they actually done this research in the last 20 years they've shown increasing rates of schizophrenia between about 1995 in about 2010 and that goes side-by-side with increasing rates of cannabis use in the 90s so the people who are saying that there's no evidence of population when increases in psychosis are just wrong factors is a bunch of other different thing we actually don't have the evidence at this point to say that cannabis use in the u.s. is causing a population level increase in psychosis and schizophrenia which are oh by the way those are two different illnesses and we can we can talk about that too so we don't have the evidence to say there's a definite increase but what I'm saying is that what you have been told that there is no increase in schizophrenia or psychosis rates in the US that's we do know if that's true or not we just do me ask you this there has been proven that there's an increase in marijuana use is that correct yes when did the increase begin and how what how what percentage is increasing so there was there was an increase in the 90s and increase in use and a potency user to bottomed out around 1991 and then there was her the corresponding increase in schizophrenia if there was any sort of correlation hold on let me just let me walk you through 2000-2006 in the last 3-4 years and that potency in the last 15 years in those other countries that schizophrenia and psychosis has gone up and there's for the first time in 2017 there's data showing that serious mental illness which is not the same as psychosis or schizophrenia in the u.s. double between 2008 and 2017 in the end the people aged 18 to 25 and knows the people who are most likely to be using it for the first time there's actually evidence of what you're talking about we just a population-wide increase I'm not going to get you to clarify it shows a serious mental help with those there's a study, National survey on drug use and how it's done every year and people federal government funds through the best data source we have on all this stuff it showed that and they're not counting cases either no did you have depression so bad that you couldn't get out of bed did you in a were you hospitalized this year for Psychotherapy for any inpatient psychiatric reason and and if you look at those numbers in 2008 3.7% and 3.8% of Americans 18 to 25 reported at least one symptom so they were categorized as having serious mental illness that year in 2000 17 that number was 7.5% so that's a double so again I am not going to say that proves that the increase in cannabis use has caused this this population level but something bad has happened and if you look at kids 12 to 17 interesting ly they over that time for you didn't have a big increase in cannabis use in general teenagers actually or pretty healthy now although Jewel and vaping maybe on doing that and those kids have a population level increase in serious mental illness can stop you for a second there because there's other factors in one of the big one is Yuval Noah Harari has a great book 21 lessons for the 21st instead of social media are Jonathan hate talked about that as well and that the onset of social media is actually more hate and then karate but the Jonathan hate talks about it with young people the media and the persons are social media have led an incredible amount of young people to serious mental distress and you know serious anxiety serious depression and suicide amongst young girls has increased some 50% according to hate over the. Of 2007 to I think mm and whenever his book was written and I think they're directly correlating that to the pressures of social media and to you know anonymous online bullying and all these different fact protecting kids yet so I think that that could be considered of a far more significant new form of distress to children and young people then even marijuana are they it does it to fold cuz I think that you know what makes people really depressed maybe more so than ages but definitely both is that when you compare yourself to someone else and no people obviously that we've done that you're all all humans have done that but now everything is online you can compare your life to everyone and if people are doing all the time and even worse than that in your we should talk about this too is that the income gap is getting its getting water so it's like peoples live not only are they getting you better than other people's lies but it's what it now it's on it's on display so everyone can see it where is before you'll maybe you what you into seeing it because it wasn't on social media but now it's on social media she had this huge income gap getting bigger and bigger and bigger and then you have people going on social media and we're comparing themselves and you're absolutely right especially in that in that age population people on your under the age of 30 you know what they're definitely know what they're being bullied online like I see everyday in my office like literally everyday people are being bullied online and that's yo some of that I never had you want to deal with a growing up here and you a lot of kids do have to have to deal with that just one more Note 2 on since Colorado has has has legalized cannabis this important for for this this the subject was topic they've actually seen marijuana weights decrease so it's important for people to know that so in Colorado we have seen a decrease in gas because of the lack of either because it's not illegal it's not as exciting to them part of it for sure you know and I mean part of it is like a one-way I had you haven't looked into the estatisticas yet cuz you know when when you're going up in when you're in high school you know if you want to be part of the cool crowd go to say what you usually drink or you smoke pot you know that's what the people do I hope that that doesn't change because pot seen as medicine I hope that you know people don't don't move on to do something you'll Harsha because they don't see pot as at school anymore 12217 those kids are healthier than they were 10 or 20 or 30 years ago they drink less they smoke less they have sex later if you abortion they are healthier okay and their mental health doesn't seem to have changed that much based on the nsduh data the data shows a big change in kids 18 to 25 they go to college if something goes wrong for a lot of those kids at least in the last few years now but we suicide rate especially with young girls who are apparently more affected by social media they have gone up significantly since the rise of social media that Izzy big fat people almost more so than counting these young girls are committing suicide. To fit your statistics or to fit your conclusions know what I'm saying is that's a tiny tiny number because it's a 50% increase is not a tiny amount on the podcast if you discussed it with the increasing use of social media sure but I'm pushing back against is the idea that kids 12 to 17 generally are less healthy than they were 10 or 20 years ago or less healthy you just said there more help ever going to ask charging hates work is like very well-respected what what I'm saying to you is that there's a clear increase in psychological distress in kids and young adult 18 to 25 okay there's a clear increase and those are the people who are most likely be using cannabis enough said in the beginning the program that I think the marijuana with some people is not beneficial in fact could be negative but I don't understand why you're not willing to admit that social media has a significant and unprecedented impact on young people that we've never seen by War I would totally agree with that but I don't think that you can say based on the population level dated that the impact is all negative it maybe let me hear it let me give me example when you were fifteen or I was fifteen maybe you got really drunk right and wound up in a bathtub like maybe kids today or less likely to do that because of social media because they know it's going to be on Instagram forever I don't think that's a true I don't think that's proven and I don't think there's anything that would point to that what I can tell you is proven is that kids today teens 12 and 17 have less psychological distress by all these measures either actual behaviors are better or a better or worse at the moral judgment but they're healthier than they were 10 or 20 or 30 years ago they're less likely to have sex there less when they're 14 which I think they're less likely to be drinking less and less suicide very difficult things to measure right 1019 75 and it's a little bit over four in 2015 that's not that's one case per 100,000 girls yeah I don't know what that I don't know what the actual facts are I'm looking at this right now and suicide rates for teens 15 to 19 years. Is this something we have to study to have this discussion making people the suicide crisis is it is unfortunate crisis of age I would agree with that I think will we we actually talked about that yesterday with Andrew Yang but suicide amongst men in their 50s and then they start to feel useless yeah especially if they lose their jobs but what Jonathan hate is pointing to is a direct correlation between social media use depression suicide amongst young girls thank you for finding what is it it's been in 40 years is social media to blame released Thursday by the atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control and prevention suicide rates among 15 to 19 year old girl double between 2007 and 2015 reaching a 40-year high I would say that's significant working girls in 2015 5 committed suicide that's not a very high number but I mean that's also someone was pushed to the extreme taking their life how many girls are experiencing severe depression but don't commit suicide that's the real Factor because this is what hate directly connect to social media again the 50% increase your talking about a relatively small number because not as many girls commit suicide as men but still this could you're talking about you were talking about the Press and you were talked about the significant factors that would lead people to have poor mental health this could be a huge factor in this right and I think that to it leads people to know suicidal ideations and depression and anxiety right here were just looking at the worst and Porter possible that is very rare months girls. stop because you know again suicide is is the aim that is the worst thing that could possibly happen so what about you know all the all the things leading up to it your other people who are you don't commit suicide but if suffer from terrible depression suffer from terrible anxiety suffer from terrible insomnia and those people are not accounted for in that grass teams notwithstanding we've seen a large degradation in the number of the social outcomes and now just today we have a Jama Psychiatry paper that looked at a bunch of other studies that said cannabis use in teenagers is associated with depression suicidal ideation and suicide attempts in people once they get to 18230 okay under using cannabis friends died from opioid overdose is a lot of potential we are conceding the fact that you know you just said again that study was done on adolescent no Joe and I have both concede it multiple times that you do we do not think high THC cannabis is good for people in that age category but you know just a just a backup just a little bit of game you know I don't like I said earlier that you I don't prescribe GC Jenna to anyone 25 most of the doctors and can we don't I think that we should be prescribing CBD to these kids like a lot of those kids you know who have suicidal ideations depression and you know you could never do a study on it but how many of those kids wouldn't have committed suicide or wouldn't be feeling this way if they were using CBD because we know SSRI selective serotonin reuptake Inhibitors which are the most commonly prescribed medication for depression anxiety even in in in adolescence they can increase suicidal ideation that's been shown I mean it's written right on right on the package so again like as the clinician you have to your treat your patients if you're just treating people with something that's not effective other there that has the horrible side effects you're going to look at other alternative treatments a lot of people have have shown are so have had accent results with CBD in that age category you know I've had had it I've done in my practice and lots of other positions to have done end in their practice so it's really important that when were talking about teenagers when you're talking about that study your talk about high potency THC in adolescence that's where your Joe and I both can see that your THC is is not a good medicine or some other cannabinoids and non-intoxicating cannabinoid and depression and get it approved for that that be great we need we need all the treatments for depression and for boy do we need treatment for psychosis that we can get I totally agree with it and I'm really glad to hear you say you don't think that adolescents should be using High potency or anyone


    Joe Rogan - Is Marijuana Medicine? | JRE Pot Debate
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    215 ladies gentlemen or gentleman 32 ladies gentlemen listening but YouTube unless you have some non-binary handle that you enjoy it's a new world please introduce yourself in st. John's Newfoundland now I'm residing in London Ontario and I'm a family doctor and years and use her Alex Berenson I used to be a New York Times Reporter then I became a spy novelist and most recently I wrote the book tell your children the truth about marijuana mental illness and violence which came out last month and has not endeared me to the Cannabis advocacy Community I'd say have they attacked you mercilessly for this book encapsulates there their families problems in the last couple years I suspect my my real thoughts here before we even get started that we're going to find that the truth is somewhere in the middle here I don't think marijuana is a hundred percent safe honestly for everybody I really don't I know too many people that have had experiences where they took too much for tickly Edibles and I don't I want to say I know anybody psychotic breaks but I know some people that freaked out for weeks you know in fact we just had a comedian here from Brazil a couple days ago Rafi bastos who said he took a couple hits of a vape pen with high for 14 days went to a psychiatrist and and he's a big guys like 6ft 566 you know and you know they told him to keep taking it cuz it you know he's like you're so big just keep smoking and so he doesn't smoke she just kept hitting his vape pen I was high for f****** two weeks you need to do it properly write you need to be held to the same standard as any other medicines I need to identify that there's risks and there's benefits to it and some people are definitely you know going to be more susceptible to those risks we need to know what he's out those people and make sure that those people don't put themselves at risk I do believe I believe absolutely there are great benefits to it I think there's great benefits in terms of relieving pressure ocular pressure for people that have glaucoma people with AIDS were medication people with cancer they're going through chemotherapy find great benefit in terms of helping them and then is also some people with Autism I know people that their children of autism in they give them small amounts of edible marijuana and stop seizures it's incredibly benefits in the form of CBD for a lot of different ailments but I think with all things and this is a stance that I've kind of like really come to accept over the last few years with all things that affect the mind they affect everyone slightly differently absolutely yeah if you want to say something you had me on heart you're having me on because you know a bill more he won't have me on he's afraid to talk to me about this why would he said he had an interview scheduled with me an hour-long segment and they canceled it they said we don't believe in the conclusion to the book have me on and that's why I'm so happy that you're not afraid to have me on that we can have a conversation that we can have a conversation come at me with any questions you want about the science I'll stay right after I don't think marijuana is medicine it has a few medical uses that have been your CBD has been shown to reduce seizures in kids that's great THC has been shown to reduce the nausea associated with chemotherapy Brandeis but for the most part people use THC in cannabis is recreational intoxicants they using to get high the same way they use alcohol same way they use other drugs and the sooner we we accept that reality the better off we'll all be that this is a drug and it has risks and benefits and the risks and benefits are different than alcohol they're different than other drugs but I don't think if you look Savannah population level bases there less than alcohol I don't think you can even say that I don't I really strongly disagree with that and I mean you just have to look at the death rate right more people die from alcohol than you know almost all drugs combined but when we're looking at cannabis there is zero deaths attributed to of the use of cannabis itself sure you could say you know someone could use cannabis and jump off a cliff or something like that but we're talking about the lethal dose you cannot die from Cannabis and just based upon the bat alone it makes it much much safer than alcohol good question the normal number that use for us deaths from alcohol about 90,000 now about 30 to 40,000 of those deaths or deaths from the physical effects of alcohol right essentially liver damage either chronic liver damage you get cirrhosis you died in some cases you can drink so much that you kill yourself in a night so that's about 30 to 40,000 desk the other deaths are generally associated with alcohol meaning somebody drinks exactly and all those numbers are basically based on studies from the 90s and before where you know people looked at traffic accidents and there were certain number of those accidents were people had a blood alcohol content of higher than 0.1 that's an alcohol Associated death that's a fine way to count as far as I'm concerned nobody has ever done that count for cannabis and I can tell you based on the on the tox screens that I've seen from Colorado or people had cannabis in their blood and committed side view my cannabis in their art I should take THC and their blood and and got it to the Fatal confrontation with police officers if if if and when we do this number for cannabis which we need to do as soon as possible the numbers could be a lot higher than zero I suspect it will be in the 10 to 20,000 we won't know till we actually do alcohol let's eliminate all things like violence and what's eliminate suicide let's assume those people have committed violence and commit suicide without you're still looking at a giant number of people who drink themselves to death and thousands and thousands of people every year versus zero with marijuana and you are aware I'm sure that correlation does not equal causation and that especially in a place like Colorado will you dealing with cannabis something that stays in the system for many many weeks if you're testing people and they test positive for marijuana and they wind up committing suicide or they wind up committing violence they don't even necessarily have to have been under influence of it is you know there's when you test the blood you can test the book the active metabolite and the inactive metabolite THC so so the test when you do a blood test on somebody who's sophisticated enough to tease that out so there's a lot of people who have the active metabolite in their blood alcohol was also just morbidity associated with alcohol I mean ruins people's lives at ruins marriages that leads to weight gain at least to a lot of metabolic is perfect for some people with marijuana to I think you could say some people especially weight gain and some people smoke a lot of pot and they get lazy and start eating Cheetos all day and and you can also say that with some people you know the waking bakers that you know seem to be wasting their lives away and that's like the stereotypical negative you can absolutely said that could ruin relationships you can absolutely said that would ruin your job you could but again to know we're using the term marijuana and really we should be using THC or high THC when we were saying that because you know people who use a high-cbd everyday as we know our most will listen this place CBD is non-psychoactive cannot get you high be careful using canvas versus using your THC if you guys needed the THC that can do the interior haploid you know it but do you say that you so you can cause the munchies and of course that's your not good for someone who doesn't want to gain weight and just you know so people know the way that it does do that it's when she attached to the CB1 receptor an increase in hormone called growling and growling can actually induce hunger and that's why people get get the munchies what is not a bad thing if you're someone who has cancer or if you're someone you know who's wasting away from from from a terrible illness you have to sometimes you don't having having the munchies is is definitely a good thing and I know you do a lot of people have said to me oh it's not available to should probably not talk about as much but there is another cannabinoid call thcv so you know there's there's over hunter cannabinoids in cannabis THC in CBD only two of them those are the main ones about so cheap CB has been shown to actually reduce appetite so if we can get that out there in the market you'll let me have with with CBD then we can almost feel eliminate or potentially in substantially reduce the problems people have with with that with THC by using it with the thcv so it's like if they didn't need to go to him to get in toxic so people so you're seeing a population that is genuinely interested in the health benefits hopsolutely because it mean if an amino I'm glad that that has legalized in Canada because it does make my job a little easier because the exact basically everyone who's coming to me now I know that they want to use it medically because if they want you to recreationally I mean they just go to the store right kind of a pain to get in to see me come in and have the discussion all that type of stuff so you other people see me now you're the real using it medically and then you don't have to answer your question though Alex almost all my patients as soon as they come in to say I don't want to get high I don't want to get high like that's almost what everyone says so you know I think the word is out there that you'll CBD is non-psychoactive it doesn't get you high and I think that a lot of people are really interested in that compound and you know if if if the people didn't have it at the success they've had over the past few years it wouldn't be as is it is so you'll I think that when we do need to look at the scientific evidence but we do need to listen to others in The Anatole Evans is it was something that fight with that we should consider because it is so strong Alex let me ask you this why don't you consider it medicine when it has proven medical benefits food as medicine have really essentially deceived voters about the process right so you go to a you go to a pot doctor you get an authorization that authorization essentially enables you to buy as much cannabis as you want for the next year most of the time and reality these doctors are not giving you a real medical examination they're saying to you hate you have pain and you have anxiety here's your authorization I don't think you should speak for every single doctor at my clinic know that Yolanda clinics in Canada anyway we definitely do not do that and provide a lot of education at my clinic in his other clinics in Canada also provide large occasionally in the US this was supposed to advocate for the book my doctor said what he pot I said I get headaches said when you get headaches I said whenever I think about the fact that pots illegal in Sunnyvale going to prescription why you saying don't pretend because there's many medicine today riffic side effects from the medicine THC in regards to Children's autism is pretty significant and well-documented epilepsy autism those are two huge things that happen with children that they've been shown to severely mitigate with with edible marijuana so I have to push back on your little bit CBD has been shown to reduce seizures in children with epilepsy maybe anecdotal but I have a good friend who has a child who he uses it on and he's show it's an evening it's been a game-changer like I had a patient for 5 years ago and she was 20 years old she couldn't drive a car because she had seizures right so you can imagine being 20 years old not being able to drive a car all your friends are driving around so she uses a little bit of CBD not even every day she's never had seizure safe driver car and the way you know whether medicine works on a chemical compound the best way to know is you give it to two groups of are you give you give the listen to one group of people and you give a placebo to the other group and you see the changes in those two groups over time and you find out whether or not your theory about whether this works on a population level basis is real or not that's how that is at the core of Medical Science and we basically thrown that rule out for THC well that's not entirely correct you do know that there is were studies that were run during the Nixon Administration that showed the efficacy of marijuana in the safety of it and those were all squash and you also I'm sure your we're talking about marijuana you talk about something is federally illegal it's not something that's easy to run these FDA studies on I think we should drop that I think anybody's got a legitimate interest in researching heater TCR cameras or any other compounds for up for a medical condition let them run Phase 1 phase to phase 3 trials let's see if this if this if this plant is it is find benefit in it so you think they're getting it from just to CBD the minimum amount of CBD and in marijuana do I think again there's been a lot of research done on THC and cannabis at to see whether or not those weather THC is a compound in weather smoke cannabis can treat these conditions and for the most part the studies have been negative again there's negative okay what what what were the conclusions the studies when you're saying that they're not positive that they again that they didn't work that the drug didn't work on what on cancer on Alzheimer's disease on irritable bowel syndrome on a few different things out there and I appreciate the fact that we can't be going around you or saying things like you know cannabis cures cancer right but you know I know and I've done videos missing like recently but if you look at the research I mean it specifically if you look at specific answers there are Studies have shown that cheap C and CBD can help the gate Escape were talking about breast cancer I did a video on this recently you know if you are her2 positive and use cheats in CBD it came in fact reduce tumor size and it can reduce to a growth now if you have one of them talk tonight and what does that mean who's this different types of breast cancer and that's just one subset of up breast cancer so there are other breast cancers which do not express cannabinoid receptors in your I've seen one study at least again it's only one study that show that when they gave Tri-C and bat animal now and actually cause a proliferation of up to her so it works them so I do agree with you out in the fact that you may have to be careful about using terms like that but that just doesn't mean that we can't say that cannabis is no good for cancer at all even in the National academies of Science and Engineering report what they said that was great for chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting right so you know it's definitely a really good medicine for him a lot of different things and we were talking about cheatcc I said earlier question we need to be careful about out THC but it definitely is still a medicine and you know what your point with regards to its and not being a medicine safe for something like PTSD home from it from commissions point of view so I'm not a researcher so I need to make sure that my patients are getting better it's very frustrating for me just to say to someone or there's nothing I can do for you there's nothing I can do for it you know it's so and I understand that you're doing something sometimes it's not going to be beneficial just because you doing something you have to do something that actually works but you don't we do have epidemiological studies and we have other studies of the shown that you're impatient forgiving icanvas the can reduce the symptoms of PTSD is also another study and I don't use this drug too often called can a bloating nablo is just pure THC noblin was shown to reduce nightmares in people who have PTSD so it's just saying just suggest because it doesn't mean that not a medicine and just to keep on the topic of of PTSD in addition to that we've identified mechanisms of action I know I don't know study I think Matt Hill was on the West Was Won the office that study and he noticed that hit people with PTSD there is nowhere 50% decrease in and levels of annoying am I so and then you can get that through through exercise which is one excellent way to do it and you don't and that's part of the the high that you bet you can't wait after you exercise but the other way you can get it is by using so when you can cheat she attaches those tubular seppi's and get a release of an animite and cannabidiol can actually increase in NY by another mechanism of action as well do it through this different ways we can raise the level of of deficiency so it to me as a clinician you if I have someone who is not doing very well you know they've been under a bunch of different medications I've identified that you would have PTSD we have mechanism of action we have studies and then again to your don't discount my clinical experience right I've been working for over 5 years in without with just with just with cannabis I mean I do other medicines prescribed other medicines as well but I've been doing cannabis medicine for over 5 years and you know there's a lot that that I've learned right so as much as I've learned you know through Reading studies and if they're going to conferences and things like that you know for sure that the best resource as a clinician is run from your patience and and hear what your patients tell me and you are the things that my patients tell me is that THC is really effective for the sleep at night and a lot of my patients especially my bed and patients had done really really well with with that and just just one for the point to you know if there was I know it was 2015 I believe it was Thursday and that announce done I can pull it up if we need to that indicated that will allow them medicines that are being used now for PTSD or just simply in affected I think she was that was never been in medicine made specifically for PTSD so all the medicines that people are using her for anxiety or their for depression or the for insomnia to present present for something else you know but when you look at I like like a study that says people with PTSD have a lower level of an annualized and if you can increase that a level of an animite you know that's a good way to treat someone it doesn't matter whether to bitamin whether to or motive long as you are correcting a day a deficiency you Jerry going to get so all the medicines that people are using her for anxiety or there for depression or the for insomnia to present present for something else you know but when we look at I like a study that says people with PTSD have a lower level of an annualized and if you can increase that a level of an animite you know that's a good way to treat someone it doesn't matter whether it's a vitamin weather to hormone a few long as you are correcting a day a deficiency you Jerry going to get excellent clinical results


    Donald Trump's Election Was Really About Economics | Joe Rogan and Andrew Yang
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    to this presidential candidates kind of warning people about the upcoming technological apocalypse as it were how did you make that transition and what was your motivation to get involved in this the point we actually running for president on this platform so so sell the company in 2009 and that was a financial crisis like want you to crash the economy and I had personally taught these kids would worked at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley in and Mackenzie and I was like smart kids to do something other than just head to Wall Street Silicon Valley we need to have them go to Detroit St Louis Baltimore and won't start businesses so I quit my job I donated low six-figures to start start the new organization and then we trained hundreds of entrepreneurs and helped create several thousand jobs so that was like my wholesome give back I was like hey I'm like you know the guy who just believe because just like you I freaking love entrepreneurs and I was like unhappy lawyer for 5 months and so what would I tell people's I give you a clueless ambitious twenty-two-year-old who came out of college and you said your parents having to go to law school they're going to say that's great it's really easy to find the law school cuz it's there just apply to it and the government will give you $100,000 loan no questions asked and then if you say to your parents and want to be an entrepreneur your parents will think that's stupid it's hard to find and don't give you a hug so we have this cute oversupply of indebted law school graduates and a huge undersupply of our Spinners was my thinking and so I was like okay how do you fix that so I started this organization Venture for America to try and fix that and so imagine being this guy getting medals and awards for helping create jobs around the country and then realizing that automations coming like a tidal wave and that your efforts that you're getting applauded for a really not going to do the trick and the Donald Trump win the election 2016 and for whatever reason in my opinion the media is not being honest about all the economic drivers they're blaming racism Russia Facebook the FBI and if you look at the voter District date on a district-by-district basis there's a straight line up between the adoption of industrial robots in that voting district and the movement towards Trump like the it's a straight economic story where we blasted away for a million manufacturing jobs in the swing States Donald Trump is our president so imagine being me and then seeing that and being like okay I get it this is an economic technological story and then I went to people in Washington DC I was like hey guys what do you do when the third inning of the greatest economic and technological transformation in the history of our country and 1/3 any has brought us Donald Trump the 4th 5th 6th and they're going to be horrific what are we going to do and it answers I got were somewhere between winning in horrifying wherever you go to mainstream politicians going like what are we going to do the answers I got were literally number one we cannot talk about that number to we should study that we cannot talk about that was that's probative really yeah and why were they saying that because it seems alarmists like anti-progress or like you know that you're like you know throwing stones at it like like big tech companies number one is the number one was can't talk about it number two is need to study it and the number three was the point you made it originally which was we must educate and retrain Americans for the jobs of the future and then when I was like Hey we're terrible at that by the Numbers then they'd Lily be like well I guess we'll learn to get better at it then and then so I came back to to my home in New York City and I was like oh my gosh like we are so backward and far gone as I as it certainly has a government and so then I was grappling and I'm a parent like you are and I looked at my kids and I was like am I really going to bring them up in this s*** show like how would you actually solve this problem if you if you had to do so and so then I said okay Universal basic income rebranded the freedom dividend after we did a bunch of tests that test much better as the freedom dividend than Universal basic income and and then try and make the rules the economy work better for more people fast as we can before this automation wave really Crescendo what do you mean by that will to me let you know what I'm saying is like retail and truck driving are the two major major obvious sectors that are going to get displaced being a retail worker is the most common job in the United States right now so that the average retail workers a 39 year-old woman with a high school education making between 11 and $12 an hour so what do those workers do in 30% of the malls and stores close in the next 5 years and now and then Tucker the next in line by the five to 10-year Mark feels like we have to get our act together before these populations end up getting displaced and we know American don't have a ton of savings to fall back on it's not like they'll be like oh like you know let me take a month off till I think of Americans live in 2017 where I'm like doing the data research and saying like Okay like what plan and then when I went to various politicians I was like there is no appetite for making this case there's no appetite for anyone even talking about this so the only thing I can see that would have a realistic chance of accelerating meaningful solutions to this automation waving at 5 to 10 your time frame is if I run for president and I either win which is very doable I can win or I mainstream this set of considerations to a point where other politicians are will talking about this so the only thing I can see that would have a realistic chance of accelerating meaningful solutions to this automation waving at 5 to 10 your time frame is if I run for president and I either win which is very doable I can win or I mainstream this set of considerations to a point where other politicians are willing to tackle something like Universal basic income and make it a reality in that time


    Andrew Yang on Why Life Expectancy for Americans is Declining | Joe Rogan
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    probably need about 40 to 50 Thousand Islands to get on board so you say hey do do I think I can be present United States the threshold question is this can I get 40 to 50 Thousand Islands on board with the idea that them and their family members getting $1,000 a month is a good idea. That would actually help improve their lives I'm sure it would help improve their lives and I'm sure they would agree with you the question is one of the other thing receipt I don't think most people are aware that this is coming and I think do educating people and explaining all the statistics and seen the forecast for tickly from your position as a serial entrepreneur who has a deep background in business and you have a deep understanding of this you're helping in a tremendous Way by educating people but I think most people have maybe a logically but they have different concerns so how do you address these other concerns like I bet if you pulled people what are the issues what are the issues in this upcoming 2020 presidential race that you know who's going to beat Donald Trump how do you do it this is like on the Democratic side the ideas I get anyone but Trump right yeah this is me they would be so happy if fill-in-the-blank Tulsi gabbard you whoever on the Republican side obviously Trump unless someone comes along or goes to jail but if those are the two possibilities one of the other issues and that you feel that people are really concerned about that you can provide shed some unique light on sure so that the three big policies I'm running on R1 the freedom dividend cuz a lot of Americans are seeing their paychecks not keep up with their expenses number two is we need to get Healthcare off the backs of businesses and families and move towards a single-payer system medicare-for-all because as an entrepreneur it makes it harder to hire people when you do hire people you want to make them contractors not full-time employees makes it harder for people to start businesses cuz concerned about keeping their health care for their families so we got to get Healthcare off the backs of businesses and families in and trying to make the economy more Dynamic and we spent twice as much on Healthcare in other countries do to worst results like it's right now we're in like the worst of all worlds and the third thing is and I reference my wife and I talked about this though my wife is at home with our two boys 6 and 3 one of them is Autistic and when I say is like what is her work valued at in GDP and then people think about and I like I do 0 GDP like doesn't consider that actual economic contribution and then I say we have to do is we have to actually evolved from GDP as a measuring stick because it actually doesn't work for us it's almost a hundred years old we made it up during the Great Depression self-driving trucks are going to drive GDP way up but it's going to be very very bad for many people and communities so we have to actually change the measuring sticks to something that would actually make our economy work for us make make it so that instead of always being input to the market because of where Olympics the market we lose robots and AI man down and it's not like it doesn't matter if you were like a really conscientious hard-working truck driver or like a really lazy floppy what does it matter if you were like a really diligent radiologist or like a doesn't matter so we have to shift the market emphasis actually few will our well-being and change from GDP which is against archaic measurement we made up to two things that would actually respond to how we're doing things like Health childhood success rates environmental in the way that would be translatable to the average voter and again if you look at our numbers right now you'd see it's like what like how many people live in Fresno that America's life expectancy has declined the last three years you know what that to me would be like a pretty important measurement of a suicide because of drug overdose is it because of obesity diet what is it that the two causes that people point to the most are that drug overdoses and suicides have overtaken vehicular deaths as as the most frequent deaths in the United States I didn't know that suicide was on Atlas I knew that drug overdose but I'm not sure about it I'm sorry I meant carsense used to be number one suicides are higher than car accidents now so suicides drug overdoses and then car accidents or suicides and Drug overdoses like drug overdose number one number one and then suicides number to Wow and so that's why life expectancy has declined for the one you think that the sewage very much likely there's at least some of the number of the suicides are related to asperity oh yeah I mean if you look at the suicide rate in it's particularly pronounced in 52 fifty-year-old 52-54 year old white Americans which are the population of a new resemble that that's me which resemble the population that right now is just reaching a point where they like hey my job skills don't have any like utility the marketplace and then they go home and they just like you know like what am I doing primitive is punishing and and we put our citizens in the situation where we all see ourselves as economic inputs what the market says we're worth is what we're worth and if we're worth less then it's our fault and so the next move is to say okay I guess you know this place there's no place for me here I don't mean to sound skeptical but I just don't believe that $1,000 a month is going to fix that it seems like that would be a good thing certainly not moving in the wrong direction certainly moving in the right direction but it seems that there needs to be some sort of a massive rethinking of civilization itself if you're going to have that many things are going to be automated and that many people are going to be out of jobs and feeling that the world that they prepared for no longer exist yes it seems like we need a step further another move 100% brother and that's one reason why the freedom dividend not like a light doesn't solve the problem the problem is fundamentally one of reconstituting means of structure purpose and fulfillment in people's lives particularly in men's lives right how do we do that right so one important aspect of that is to actually start measuring how we are doing as a society and saying that's actually where we're trying to go so instead of using GDP using some sort of other quantifiable method of mesh health and happiness and fulfillment yes levels of Engagement with work mental health I mean you can we have measurements for that we are sophisticated enough to do that and then if we say that has present I'm going to be up there in 2021 being like over here is the state of the union here like the data and then when you say you don't want to try and do not try and move those measurements in the right direction so let's try and get drug overdoses down by 50% in two years let's try and get her Mental Health little bit like an Indies ways and then make it so that that person who's at home being like okay like you know I like there's not a job for me I'm getting a thousand bucks a month that does not solve all my problems it takes the edge off but then we can hopefully start reconstituting what that person's purposes in their community in their neighborhood and so one of the things that I'm going to point out is that if you pump a thousand bucks a month into that neighborhood it is a creating a whole new run with opportunities for the people in that Community like some of that money goes to you know like you fleas and churches and nonprofits Increase jobs right there in that Community one of the examples I use is like if you're in a town in Missouri with 50,000 people and let's say you really like to bake but starting a bakery that dumb idea because people just do not have money in that town to buy your baked goods but then I pump 16 million where is a year into that economy and a lot of that just circulates right there in that town then if I start a bakery it's a good idea and I know if my bakery fails I'm not going to die I can least go home and get my dividend and then if I go to other people and say hey you want to like help me out with this than they also think is a better idea than they would have so the money is not the solution the money helped set the stage for the solutions so does the measurements so does if you cuz right now it's like you don't eat show that your life expectancy is declining that's kind of hard to solve that problem so if you say look this is actually how we measure how we're doing and then you go in and say okay like local government and Geo entrepreneur cuz right now I'm working on trying to make that dude life better realistic but it did at least we can start moving ourselves in that general direction if we start cuz as of a CEO you know that you make what you measure measuring at you have no chance if you start measuring it you at least start to open up the chance but what you're saying is the most profound which is like we need to reconstitute meaning for many many Americans and that's what to me the most destructive aspect of the show again like that. authenticators in like the suicides in the rest of it is like there's a real loss of meaning for many many people here in this country on a large-scale but if you go back to the time before trucks and truck drivers that was not a viable occupation and wasn't something people did but yet they still found a way to occupy their time do you think that there needs to be some sort of an education and some some sort of a method of explaining to young people and protect that you have to think of something to do because most of the things you think you can do won't exist so we have to think of what are the other possibilities and be creative and do something with your life that only a human being can do which is a really weird way to think about it because most of the things you used to be able to think that a human being could do for a living are now going to be done by robots but I don't think that I think there's a 2 things you used to be able to think that a human being could do for a living are now going to be done by robots but I don't think that I think there's a giant gap between the understanding that you have and you're saying that the average person has and this could be a real problem and trying to expand this platform but we have to inform you that when I say this to people there like that makes perfect perfect


    Bernie Sanders and the DNC | Joe Rogan & Andrew Yang
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    Apple tremendous amount your time like what are you doing anything else in addition to doing this or you setting aside everything else in your life other than your family obligations I have two jobs man one help accelerate Society to try and deal with this historic transition Marion and Tuesday married there's only things I'm about wow that's a that's a powerful path now when when you're looking at the opposition and you looking all the other people that are running for president and wondering whether or not they're going to be there what time the elections roll around what it what are you saying it's really interesting Joe holy cow the one of the funnest things are running for president if you run into all the other candidates on the trail in Iowa in New Hampshire sounds like just hanging out backstage with like the gang rides so endearing and fun it is weird sometimes but I really liked most of them and so sometimes people ask me like who do you want your running mate to be and I'm just like everything depends upon who I just click with Ben because we're just on the trail all the time together so having met a bunch of them I got to say most of the candidates are really genuine Patriots you just want to try and do something positive Missy the country's heading in the wrong direction I could work with most all of them there's a who I think's going to be there in the end man it's really interesting one reason I like I will say that apparently the mainstream press had it out for Bernie last time where they were just going to like I have a friend who worked in the media they were like just thought you know need cat Burnie how is it going to be Kaepernick like that there's definitely something going on we're like certain corporate media companies have certain candidate they kind of want to tip the scales for a little Brian people that I want to like Tippett against will they thought they were so now happily certainly the DNC is for the dnc's like we're not going to do anything that like ears with anyone's Prospect while what they did was a disaster disaster in terms of Public Image to Serenity Bernie is still running around it looks like he's running after you want to know something is really stupid but it changed my opinion of him he was being grilled by someone with the airport with a camera and he's pretending to talk on the phone but you can tell he was really on the phone with white and I saw that I was like you can't do that you can't do that you can say I'm not giving impromptu interview thank you very much and keep walking like if you want to interview me do it through the correct channels but he didn't do that he send it to me on the phone it's a weird thing cuz if you're willing to do that like that's just that's just deceptive especially if you can actually see the deception which it's like he's text messages no details about different people in the area as you know and like I think one reason I'm so grateful for this opportunity is this like you know like you actually can get a sense of different people in different environments and it doesn't up impacting your your perception so mean people made decisions on much lesser datapoints than that from Vermont who was the dean scream dream kill them sanctum you remember the Chappelle show parody this supposed to party of that was hysterical but the fact that it was just because it was a lot like as a person who works in front of audiences a lot when you're yelling into a microphone like you here like especially if you don't have monitors in front of you what you hear is like everything you hear the crowd screaming you have enough of that microphone you're not realizing what it sound like as a recording play with him is like you and that was it one scream imagine imagine that one scream literally changed the course of that man's life one impulsive happen is we're willing to forgive so much more you know he's in some ways and some ways no man I mean I feel like you know like something some people more forgiving than either of those four different things I know for sure but hopefully I'm not the person that tested app


    How Presidential Candidate Andrew Yang Would Respond to Russian Troll Farms | Joe Rogan
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    discussion of presidential policy in the deposit ability of Someone Like You running this country's how do you feel about international relations and the obvious issues of dealing with other countries and what's going on with China and Russia and the interference of our democracy and all the different various issues that we've experienced over the last is particularly the last couple years with Russia when I'm president I will say look Russia I get it we have tampered with other people's elections for years and decades like we America done that you've done it to us for the last number of years it is going to stop right now and if we have any credible evidence that you are tampering with our information our democracy we will take that as an act of hostility and aggression and we will retaliate in some way that will make your life very very painful and inconvenient and you and the people you know support me on this and so was yours you're drop-dead date like turn off the box and if we find that your boss is still going after this date I will just bring the evidence the American people and then we will act and you will not like it one bit know if if I'm thinking 80 90% what are we going to do this one I actually feel a little bit for the tech companies because it's very difficult for the tech companies to prevent it's almost impossible almost almost impossible to identify and if you go back to Sam Harris's podcast who were discussing which is called war of information information war war of information recent podcast for the last couple weeks they detail how there's essentially just giant groups of people that work for the Russian government that pretend to be people that are involved in Black lives matter pretend to be people that are involved in Texas culture Southern culture and they're just sowing seeds of argument and end descent and they are laughing their asses off and making funny memes like some of their memes are really hilarious but but to them this is the greatest Roi they've ever seen that didn't go by like return on investment that much money like but they found like this underbelly they can we can slice into and so they they've spent best as soon as I can low tens of millions of dollars and its causes how much damage a real impact companies are going to try but they're not going to be able to pull it off so just like go on and just stayed like the world and say hey this is to Russia but anyone else same thing like if you what are democracy we are going to come down on you like a ton of bricks and if we're not quite sure we're still going to come down on you like a ton of bricks like I don't need like a hundred percent certainty on days I need like you know like a legal standard I need like 80 85% and the American people would be like about time because you know that if we can't trust ourselves or each other what we're seeing and this is before deepfakes in the rest of it starts hitting like if you're actually going to believe in democracy then you have to start protecting our information is fastest possible and you also in my might have to start and this is a local issue but I'm in New Hampshire and Iowa talking about this stuff their local newspapers are all dying like thousands of local papers is winking out of existence because they used to rely on classified ad there are no classified ads anymore it's all Craigslist and so they all died and if you believe in democracy how the heck can anyone vote on anything that they newspapers were supported by classified ads it's over now but we're still a democracy you still need some information to vote so we need to try and find new ways for you to get quality information like that that's toward our hands up and be my guest the Russians are going to let you know like in like just misinform us with boss and I guess all the local newspaper going to die like you said like these are problems and we have to start sounding them if you still believe that democracy is the best form of government and that's what we're going to carry portable JVC have to believe like you have to read that democracy is the best form of government and that's what we're going to carry poison OG obviously have to believe like you have to go with that as your model and so it's all interrelated but we have to start thinking much much bigger about what we can get done because things are slipping away things are trending in a terrible terrible directions will Andrew good luck to you you're good man I wish you well thank you for being here I think your message is excellent and I hope you really make an impact


    The Problem with "Free" College | Joe Rogan & Andrew Yang
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    when did the average person has in this could be a real problem and trying to expand this platform but we have informed I gotta tell you that when I say this to people there like that makes perfect yeah it does make perfect with you in any way shape or form for young kids for young kids education system has a lot to be desired and one of the things I'm saying is like is it's making all these kids think that college is the end-all-be-all and it is not and so that's one issue is that we need to try and prepare kids for different kinds of pads instead of saying College College college yeah because they're going to college there getting loaded up with record levels a debt, just got in two and a half times more expensive even though it has not gone two and a half times better and the reason why it's so expensive is because they just like gotten really bloated administratively and what would you do like you know Bernie Sanders wants to have some sort of a free college free University wants to do it across the board of education to be a hundred percent free I love that on paper I want two things that I hate is talking to my friends about college debt without friends that are in their 30s and 40s those around them around yeah I just it just stays with him like a wet blanket that you can never get out of I used to call my school loans my Miss cuz I was writing a check to like another family another town I was like I hope they're enjoying themselves like $900 a month to my loans and if something devastating happens to you in any other form you can file for bankruptcy but you never Escape your student loans no matter what happens to you that was just a lobbying on the part of the the financial Catholicism and Islam to hurry up out of it that is dirty that's really dirty when you think about how many people that run corporations that have racked up I mean just think about what happened with the Savings and Loan crisis completely man and those guys skated the vast majority have their carrying around zero zero burden from that vast majority know what the jail have a few people or in a really anybody but that's about it they did this and got away with it in and profited in redistributed all this money into their own personal accountant and out butthole sideways but heaven forbid you take out a bunch of school loans and then things go south I just can't get out of it I mean I know a guy who's in his 50s who's an ophthalmologist who's deeply in debt still so amazing starting businesses starting families buying homes it hurts it possible to fix for sure so that the first thing you do is you go to the people that are currently in debt and say look we're going to give you a pass out and their ways to do it you know you can have a payment plan with nothing cuz I'm proposing is like a ten-by-ten where if you commit 10% of your wages for 10 years and you did free and that means like if you're not making a lot of money and then you can save a whole lot and the schools at this point have long since forgotten about this because they got paid off already just these Financial companies that are sold in the loans that was important for people to understand because people think will love you don't pay them the college is going to go away and now now so if you are the government you can be like a loan at loan company guess what likes good news rental like take this out and stimulus cuz like you said we've done a lot of things that were supposed to be a stimulus like give for trillion dollars the bank's be like metal stimulate the economy nothing's going to stimulate the economy better than getting student loans off the back of the freaking young people you know actually do what they're supposed to do which is actually if you know what money economy big chance to take chances are businesses in the rest of it mean one of the reasons why our business formation rates are at multi-decade Lowe's that we are up to 1.5 trillion dollars in school debt like 38k ahead that was like a hundred billion in my 1999 f-15x since then and it's crippling us is like saying anyone who thinks that that's not burning the economy I mean people we're going to forgive some of the student loan debt does have that stuff was generated in Morley anyway a lot of those two schools you know lying about the second thing you do is you go to the schools and say hey guys quality change and the reason is that big pile of administrative faculty it is not going to facilities it has gone to just administrative access and then say okay you can do whatever you want but if you want access to Federal loans which they all rely upon for their lifeblood like without it they die if you want your students have access to Federal loans you have to bring your administrator to student ratio in line with what it was like in the 1990s and then the schools would scream bloody murder they be like I can't do that it's impossible what type of student experience at all like and I understand because I've run a large nonprofit organization I've started and you're very natural tendency is it the higher excellent people and then before you know it you're like have excellent people like you know by scenes of everything but then over time that ends up building a very large cost structure that gets passed along to the public so you'd bring the cost down now what you said before Bernie's like free college for everyone the problem with that solution is it pretends that college solves the employment young people and anyone who coming out of college knows that that's not real the underemployment rate for recent college graduates today it's 44% so you got like a 50/50 shot if you come out of college you doing a job doesn't really require a degree and 94% of new jobs created right now our gig temporary or contractor jobs that don't have real passport or Healthcare benefits in the rest of it people actually it might have been in that Yuval Noah Harari 21st Century 21 lessons for the 21st century how many people plan on not being in the same job in 10 years because that job won't exist anymore versus what it used to be used to be the people would think that they were going to get a job and they would stay with it and now they're planning they're going to have to move that they're not going to be able to keep the same job and as automation kicks in this is obviously going to bottleneck going to get even going to give him worse yeah yeah completely so the idea is that you end up training young people to be really really adaptable and and have low cost structures and just be able to become entrepreneurs and I spent seven years trying to train young people to do just that but one of the things I've discovered is that where overemphasizing college and what were under emphasizing is technical Vo-Tech call an apprenticeship work because a lot of that work believe or not it's actually really hard to automate like you know you're not going to automate in air conditioning repair person on Plummer anytime soon and for sure Craftsman people who build things and it's good for your mental health percent of American High School students are in Technical vocational training and Jeremy that's 59% give you a sense of what the the Gap can do what we're doing is worth over prescribing College it's not really working that well and then we're still treating people who are working in trades and everything is somehow you know like not in great careers when they actually really awesome and they pay great and they people enjoy them they're persistent so right now we're going to automate away it's a lot easier to automate away a lot of repetitive cognitive work then it is non-repetitive manual work because like actual robot digits you know it's like you can imagine take a robot plumber like I'm at your house I mean that stuff's really really tricky because a lot of fine motor work Apple icons group pipes and like stuff that stuff's not going to get automated for a long time you know what is going to get on mated a lot of like entry-level cognitive task is a lot of Journalism tasks a lot of bookkeeping lot of stuff that college graduates think they're going to get a job in one of those jobs are going to disappear I was a corporate attorney for those five on Happy month and my friends are working on basically do work law school then like load up with another under 20K in debt and then like the legal jobs are not going to be there for him and it's often the problem of the parents giving them pressure to go into college as well because they don't want the kid to become a loser and if the kid you know like where I grew up in Boston if you went into the trades if you abandoned like the idea of going to college and just went right into like learning to be a carpenter or something like to have people look at you like you sold yourself short but there's so many people that I know that went to school that just got University degrees and then they got out and they were f***** is so common it's so common that they thought there was going to be this path and this path just didn't exist once I got out or it was it was far far more difficult than was then they were led to believe like hey I've got another 20% I could get into college like right now the College completion rate in 6 years about 59% so like for a 10 people who start college or not graduating and 6 years A lot of them are just not going to finish ever so late. The people that have other pads available to move to build those pads up and this is one reason why I'm So Into the freedom dividend instead of something like free college cuz why would you subsidize something they don't get top third of the population is going to use you don't and it's a highly inefficient costly system anyway like you have money into that you're much better off putting a thousand bucks a month of every 18 year olds hands didn't they go to college great palace parsley paid for it they go to trade school great trade schools parsley paid for they start their own business and do something creative like they want to do something to help that's great to like you can actually start building more varied pads make it to that people don't feel like I need to get into this institution or else my life going to be over


    The Bleak Impact of Automation | Joe Rogan & Andrew Yang
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    jobs going to be automated and then Universal basic income is going to supplement their in going to give them some money $1,000 a month but where do they go from there I mean how do people exist on $12,000 a year like what do they do like how do they adapt this new world right so the first thing you have to do is you have to look at what lies ahead if we do nothing but so does the way it's going to play out is that self-driving trucks are slowly going to start hitting the highways Amazon testing them out right now and the first stage is going to be that there's a human driver just sitting there is a failsafe and the trucks going to drive us out now my friends in Silicon Valley or working until operators which is so the trucks have right now like a 98% accuracy level which is not very high because you cannot 2% semi trucks like running into things where which means that trucker patella operator in Nevada or Arizona will be into the truck in to feel to see out the front like a video game like let you know take drone operating but instead of the truck and you being in and then you just scare the truck until the computer is like I got up here and then you came out that's what they're working on a try and get catch that last bit of uncertainty so you got that much money so in the absence of anyone doing anything the robot trucks will start reducing shifts of various truckers I would say 6 to 10 years from now and so then they'll be a bunch of reactions Trucking firms already have massive shortages they can't find enough people that's one reason why they're trying to automate this job as fast as they are because they're literally like you know they're short like a couple hundred thousand is right now and people don't want to go into this field for a variety of reasons the main thing being it's like extraordinary brutal on you physically very very bad for your family life too cuz you're away all the time something like 88% of truckers have an early marker for chronic disease like diabetes high blood pressure so if you play out what hap is when the robot truck start reducing shifts then they'll be people trying to flee the field of trucking and then if it becomes really dramatic where the robot start driving let's say between Western Pennsylvania and Nevada and then human beings get in in those States and then take it the rest of the way because the robots won't be reliable enough to drive in urban areas they'll be reliable enough to drive on an interstate but it's have to make a few decisions then they'll be a massive to bleach oh truck driving opportunities and then in my mind a lot of suicides a lot of self-destruction and I don't say that lightly I say that based upon the fact that that's what happened to manufacturing workers wear if you unpack what happened to the manufacturing workers of Michigan Ohio Indiana suicide rates liked to a point where now our life expectancy of the country has declined for the last three years because of suicide and Drug overdoses it's the first time that's happened since then flu pandemic of 1918 like we are actually coming apart as a country by the numbers so what happened to the manufacturers will that happen to the trucker is but at a even more dramatic scale so you'll see truckers going home in and drink themselves to death or doing drugs and overdosing or killing themselves and then eventually they'll be an outbreak of violence because some truckers was saying to myself how about I go bust up a robot truck and there are already truckers that are doing things like blocking Tesla recharging stations at electronic vehicle battery stations because I don't like electronic truck sure those are pickup trucks so those are assholes this is not like people doing it because they they think that these Tesla recharge stations are taking jobs away they're just being dick heads exactly Joe so if you're going to be a dick head even though it really had nothing to do with you Brian imagine when you actually think your livelihood being threatened then you can see it getting revved up I know till like a much higher level so so I'm running for president in large part because I think we need to get in front of the set of problems we have to say look if we're going to save 168 billion dollars a year maybe some of that should go to the truckers and give them a soft Landing maybe we should have this Universal basic income where everyone feels like they're getting a thousand bucks a month which is not at work replacement it's not going to make their lives easy they still need to work but at least take the edge off it takes like the existential threat off and also their kids getting it so they feel like okay my kid actually has some kind of path to the Future and it's not like if I lose his trucking job not only am I going to you know the struggle and suffer but my kid will too so my plan as president is to install a trucker transitions are and say look it is your job to try and manage this transition for the three and a half million truckers in Joe we haven't even talked about the five American to work at truck stops motels diners retail establishments all the places where the trucker's stop everyday just to get out eat a meal and you know like live a life mean if you imagine those communities when the trucks don't stop there's going to be a drying up of economic Vitality on a level that's unprecedented many of these communities this is something that I'm just becoming aware over the last year or two how when you when you are out on the campaign Trail and you know you're talking to media and you're discussing this with people how many people have no idea that this is coming what would I say to people Joey's I say had you noticed stores closing in your Main Street and they say yes and I asked them why is that and then they reflect for a minute and then they say Amazon and like is that going to get better or worse cuz it's so some people say it's like half the robots like we're about two years away and then you're like no it's not robots actually like walking around your neighborhood I mean of course that's unlikely but Amazon soaking up the business that used to go to your mall if you go to their fulfillment center it's robots as far as the eye can see if you go to their their warehouse you know it's also robots as far as far as the eye can see so when you ask how aware are people at this is happy it's one of those truths that as soon as you pointed out there like oh yeah like I knew that was what was up it just for whatever reason I'm like the only person just laying out the facts and being like guys it's not your imagination like we actually are getting rid of the most common jobs in the US economy field by high school graduates and then replacing them with a handful of jobs for hire skilled people in different places and then we're pretending that the first population is somehow going to access the new opportunities when the odds of them getting up in like moving to Seattle or one not becoming a web designer or like Logistics manager or big data scientist or something like essentially near zero and so this is what gave rise to a lot of the anger that got Donald Trump elected because they looked around their communities and we're like a I used to work in this manufacturing plants manufacturing plant no longer exists for whatever reason like I'm being told that it's somehow like my fault. you know I didn't somehow become a coder or something ridiculous that have to say Joe in this is like something that I've picked up from Dennis and parts on with the trucker in Iowa and he says to me he says like I don't think that Democrats care about people like me and he says that to me while I'm his truck and I'm just like I can understand why he feels that way but that's incredibly destructive because there is a point which Democratic party used to be very very heavily aligned with working-class Americans and there's now is some kind of pathology that if the person who suffering is a white man of a certain background than the suffering somehow is like somehow like diminished a trucker and that's something that I find really destructive it's like we have to start acknowledging the source of the prom one thing I'm saying that people take a look at that immigrants are taking these jobs away like just fax it does not immigrants it is the fact that technology is pushing our economy in a direction that makes it harder and harder for many Americans to get buy based upon this current I trade my time for money model now truckers seem to be the big one right yeah cashier's or another one one of the other job jobs that are going to be killed by automation so the obvious one is call center workers were there two and a half million call center workers still in the United States generally high school graduates and make about $14 an hour now when you and I call a company we're like pounding Keys trying to get a human because the pay is so annoying indistinguishable from a person and so that two and a half million call center populations going to shrink a ton because after you get AI software that's better than one of them you know we can beat most all of them you know that's not like 5,000 job that's potentially 500,000 I was at a conference of CEOs and how many of them are looking at having a I replace back office workers like berries clerical functions every single hand went up there's going to be a lot of clerical piping systems talk to each other that's going to disappear and one CIO type of like a major Bank said that his estimate was that about 30% of the bank's workers fall into that category she looking at call center workers you're looking at back office workers you looking at Insurance Brokers insurance is a very highly automated l'industrie cuz it's a lot of information getting passed back and forth cashiers as you said truck drivers delivery driver to Uber drivers even as far as medical procedures there was a recent automated medical procedure where they did surgery on a grape has already had just complete automated Dental implantation cuz China actually has a real shortage of surgeons and so their incentives to try and automate this are very very high now that interesting thing here Joe is that I made a robot right now the economic incentive still are not necessarily for everyone to use my robot surgeon because the regulations aren't there yet in the US and so Healthcare the really interesting one another one that's very clearly going to get taken up by AI is radiology and looking at tumors on a film because it turns out that a I can see Shades of Gray that a human eye cannot and it can reference millions of films where the most experienced doctor can probably reference thousands and so Radiology I'll tell you students are running from Radiology as fast they can cuz they know that's going to get taken out by AI forecast it's very strange when we stop and think about all the different things that human beings find Value in as far as their occupation like hey I'm of this, that is what I do and if the idea that these things are all going to go away is very it's kind of streaming things that are all time at Holt Alzheimer multi-decade highs right now in United States of America suicide drug overdoses anxiety and depression mental problems Financial insecurity people being unable to pay their bills all of these things are at record highs and one thing I know you've talked about in the past and I think you'd really find fascinating so there's been there been studies as to what happens to your mind when you can't pay your bills and when you can pay your bills you're like stressing out so I can buy pay this I can't pay that and there's like always the time money trade-off it's like oh if I spend extra time commuting me back in Sayville a couple bucks and see what it does is it actually constrains your bandwidth to a point that you're functional IQ goes down by 13 points or one standard deviation so just if you say to someone hey here's a bill you can't pay and then you give them my IQ tested their score actually goes down by 13 points along now Joe is we're actually making our population less rational left reasonable more impulsive more subject to bad ideas nastier more subject to things like racism and misogyny to because it turns out what happens with most of us as you need Executive functioning to resist like racism massage misogynistic impulses and so if I make you cash-strapped and make it so you can't pay your bills you actually more likely to be like yeah what we're talking about again it's not the speculative future it's that we've been doing this for years and it's actually pushing our population into a mindset of scarcity of nastiness and that's why Universal basic income is so crucial because it gets the boot off of people's throats and it replaces the mindset of scarcity with the mindset of abundance and rationality and optimism and capacity like I'm an entrepreneur you're an entrepreneur I'll tell you very very few entrepreneurs start businesses out of scarcity my bills I guess I'm not like start a new company like most of them enough money for most people to pay for the rent will the great thing is $1,000 is yours no matter what so right now let's saying you're you're doing a normal job so if you make $1000000 a year you still get $1,000 a month yes yes you do in so you could opt in and and take it which most Americans would because it's Boogie greedy yeah thousand dollars to get my nails done yeah you know they felt like it yeah yeah but this so those are the things that are at like all-time highs like all these negative social indicators hear things that are All Time Low's getting married starting a business having a kid moving for a new job all of those things are at historic lows in United States of America having record low birth rates right now and it's largely because people feel too strapped to have kids I mean that's literally where we are when you say record low by like what percentage you can look up right now Jamie I want to look this up but the stories have come out of this last year saying that Americans are now at the lowest rate of childbirth that is been the case and a decade or ever yeah that's a conversation to have with people whenever they say that they're worried about population of the population is growing so Andover pop heroes 1.80 births per woman 2016 what does it mean 1972 u.s. birth dipped a 30-year low fertility rate sink further below replacement level and so you think but the thought is that this is because of education and this is because of people are waiting longer to have children and that this is a byproduct of industrialization and modern world and that the more educated and Athlon people get the less likely they are to have children that it's not the same as far as everything I've read about it is that it's not a symptom of people doing poorly symptom of people doing well you know they're there are definitely cases were richer countries is Happy were kids at school cuz they comes during their careers right now the idea but the darker parted is Joe is that right now if you're an oncology hated person in the United States the odds of your ever getting married less than 50% now for the first time ever and then people are having fewer kids to play Devil's Advocate the marriage thing might be people looking at go, parents got divorced my brother got divorced everybody else got divorce what the f*** am I doing there a lot of good reason for it is just you don't need as a happily married man by me as well I was hoping he'll do it I tell people to do it's just it's too risky so you can look at to me certainly to me getting married having kids like an active like Prosperity or optimism their reasons why it's going down otherwise but if you look at things like starting a new business I mean that multi-day kilos is like no positive spin on that people moving between states is now at multi-decade Lowe's people moving for a new job multi-decade Lowe's like you think this is the product of automation or it's a product of a bunch of different factors like internet but purchasing and marketing and think people buy most of their goods and it's a range of factors but one of the big problems and keep in mind I spent seven years helping entrepreneurs grow businesses in 18 cities around the country between 2011-2017 that's like to my job my job was to be the job Creator guy and so when you go out these places you see that the dynamism is getting sucked up by certain markets to a level that's unprecedented in our history like that that the disparities between Cleveland San Francisco or St Louis and LA are much much higher than they've been in any other historic . both by the numbers and like after you actually go to the places you like me I like this is not flourishing that the way that you do you feel like an economic Paul Revere in a certain sense like that the robots are coming I do if the United States economy is like an elephant parable of like the people liking a blind people in a truck in the elephant so I sold do a public company that was a National Education company is based in New York what is the parable blind people touching an elephant so what happens is there are like seven Blind Men and they they get asked like what is the what is an elephant look like and then one of them touching the trunk and it's like an elephant looks like a snake and another one's touching his leg looks like a tree trunk economy looks like older a National Education company to a public company I live by Coastal between New York and San Francisco for the last 5 years I've operated in 18 cities around the country I was I was going to point the unit in the Obama Administration in DC so I've actually seen the elephant if you know what I mean like I hold out ya like I'm I'm like hanging out with the tech wizards of Silicon Valley and I'm like not bad people it's like a it's my job to like made it home for dinner and if you gave me a choice between making things work better and creating abundant opportunities for the other people I would choose that but I do not have that choice I have a job to do you know this is my job and what I tell people is like whose responsibility than is it to go tell the people look ITS Technologies transform the economy of fundamental ways and we need to make it so that everyone benefits and it's not just that this like hyper concentrated set of winners and then dislike it's technology that transform the economy in fundamental ways and we need to make it so that everyone benefits and it's not just that this like hyper concentrated set of winners and then dislike huge Army of a relative losers and if the government job but at this point we've given up on our government as anything like it can't really do anything and so now with no one's job and so somehow Joe it has become my job and it blows my mind to sometimes


    Joe Rogan on Omarosa Recording Trump Meetings
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    celebrities are going for office one of our most famous Congressman that was a big brother how should the White House Apprentice before that she was on Fear Factor when I was the host I didn't know with her on Fear Factor actor before The Apprentice was famous for being on The Apprentice she was like the second season maybe first and then The Apprentice to Big Brother we we had a thousand 320k so she must have been on Fear Factory 2005 she's just was drunk Trump but Trump gave so here's was f***** up here's what's really I was reading an article about the what the problems with what she did when she was in the situation room and these secured Whitehouse room f****** phone recording so she's sitting there recording s*** in the middle of these these Like Totally Secure rooms she's record like Trump is talking she's got a phone that's interesting want to tune in to hack into her f****** phone turn the microphone on it is absolute proven technology and they're using that to listen in the middle of a situation room so if there's some sort of top-secret s*** that's going on some foreign entity could be listening in through her phone while she's recording I don't think they need to ignorant I don't know if she's unstable but she seems a little unstable to that's a such a very dangerous thing to do United supposed to bring your f****** phone in those rooms and for her to be recording recording everything I say is so crazy if you are acting and you were just recording things I know that you want to serve yourself I know you want to help yourself out but that seems so crazy I mean if you were dropping you hired her and you found out she was recording everything in the Situation Room you must be like in conferences and anybody it wasn't a friend is he going to think about it okay to present a nice States is a guy that was running behind you like to maybe she's good-looking woman she knows how to speak well she's got a lot of confidence and Power Pro figured she'd be a great politician perfect I'm great politician he's probably gone the f****** president I'll make her children she's going to be my left hand lady or right hand running for a congressman options and you get like 1% of the voting you're already elected what if you go run for like a mayor or like a is on Sex in the City and then she ran for what you ran for governor in New York right now so this there's a few that few that are starting to Branch off into politics now it's that was the first he was the first the first that introduced the option where his his cabinet was the first date big got the people that his his team got the people from the religious right involved religion was not really a big part of voting before Ronald Reagan when Ronald Reagan and do that sort of kind of Republican they got all these evengelical Christians in the whole galaxy


    Colin O'Brady on Climbing Mount Everest | Joe Rogan
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    can my physical expression of this inspired other people to innovate create and do amazing things in the world and in another modalities and canvases that's one of the weird things about people doing extraordinary things like what you did is that you absolutely will give other people fuel to accomplish things in their life inspiration is so critical for human being so mean I draw upon it from so many different sources from David Goggins and a bunch of my other friend at my friend Cameron Hanes and a lot of other people that are endurance athletes and different interviewed on this podcast but there's something that happens when you realize that people can do extraordinary things that makes you believe in the potential not just in that person but also in yourself Absalom and you know dog is great example that I've never met anybody from black I mean what he says about the 40% what are those limits 40% of 40% you know people quit that I can't boys comes up and he's proven it so as many other people of actually when you say I can actually when you don't stop you get stronger and from me in my own story of my own journey I think that final day that finally final 32-hour push proves it three days before that you're not videotaping all this time trying to capture as much content Bill to share with people this crazy weird place that's an article by yourself in like day 14 and a 40ft like I'm literally crying into my GoPro be in like I'm running out of food I'm exhausted I don't know if I can keep doing this I'm just like works right but sure enough I don't say I can't you know it's that for it was at 40% was at 50% at that moment when I wanted to quit I should have quit but then the strongest most amazing moment of my entire athletic credits been decades happened three days later because I kept pushing it's not like I rested for 3 days and pull that off like I never took a rest day in 54 days I pull my sled 13 hours every single day and on the last day it was the strongest as possible so I think it proved if we can push through that I can't moment no it's not going to work that you can get there and unfortunately you know we talked about 40% with Goggins I actually think a lot of people quit at 1% they're sitting behind the troposphere like you know one day I want to travel overseas or you know I hate this job you know what I've got this great business idea but I'm like but I can't like my first world record in 2016 I thought with Jenna in my house one bedroom apartment with a whiteboard more like I'm going to see if I can set the world record for the Explorers Grand Slam so mean fewer than 50 people in the world have ever done and I want to be the fastest climb Everest, Denali climb Kilimanjaro North Pole South Pole back-to-back I declined a bunch of mountain be pretty easy to say I can't oh and by the way we have no money to do this we have no platform I like 200 Instagram followers like nothing what's the first step to that we literally get out our laptops and I'm like going at like big media campaign with lots of people follow and get press like we do nothing about with no background this week Google what's the difference between marketing and PR I mean we are literally asking Google a website how does one build a website and it goes on and on like this how long ago did you start this journey so that that was 2424 world record was 25 years ago yes and see if I could set the world record for something called the Explorers Grand Slams that's coming tallest mountain on each of the 7 continents 7 Summits and before that have you done anything like that or it just been Athletics so I grew up in Portland so I grew up like in the outdoors but like I need to go climb Everest the Denali store break world record not just do it smell like B the fastest person to ever complete it you know I guess I'd ended up being a hunter in 39 days straight through to climb all those mountains didn't know his butt but yeah it mean to do to do all of that it started from this place of not up of a believing I can and then you know it's plug and it's fun to talk about the epic adventure baby it's me it's actually fun to talk about what happened behind the scenes of that because what actually happened like people applaud R6 now this is me this is you wallgren walking across the ladder that's the about 300-foot Jolla crevasse on the other side of it that you have to go through two on your way up to the Mount Everest climbing route it so your crampons are clicking on the cooking them on the ladder as you walk across and if you fall you die yes Walking the Tightrope on let me hear it listen that click folks I employ you to go to the Instagram page so you get the full freak out Grandpa knows they're tied together to those ladders $50 I've lost cheer and every f****** time I got a couple of times it's a very dangerous section of the mountain but yeah what about 50 of those ladders so when you went through Everest did you see the bodies so I personally didn't see anybody's up there around with your unfortunate fortunately I mean I mean I'm not like trying to see that on the day that I saw Monday night so it to set the timing for me as major setbacks it was the eighth of nine Expeditions in this sequence I done a hundred days of other Expeditions leading up to Everest through this explorers Grand Slam world record I'm trying to climb Everest I'm exhausted from a hundred days I just completed North Pole before that Kilimanjaro before they know Albert's all these other Mountain can I make my Summit push whenever I'm not come with a guide or anything it's just myself and one Sherpa who I met coming in the part of your previous one training for this and so it's just the two of us we climb up an account for Cyrus has Unifour cancer face camping in those camps progressively higher in the mountains you can get your body acclimatize and we get up into camp for have you read the book Into Thin Air by Jon krakauer and invited to a kitten is a famous book that's written about 11 people died in the Right In This Moment's called the death zone where you enter above 26000 ft the human body has basely can't survive for long even with supplemental oxygen and this massive snowstorm in wind storm blows in my kind of out of nowhere and we're trying to push the summit it take two and a half hours just to set up our tent and get inside and we know like it's over like we're not we're not going to Summit Everest like in this storm there's no way so we just survive the night wake up the next morning still getting pounded by this weather not yet the climb back down the mountain to climb back down the mountain all the way to Camp to in there like another well that's probably it like you don't usually like to spend the night out in the death zone in like make a second attempt and you've already tried all these other mountains your hundred plus days in the tourney and I was like man I want to see if I can get back up there like and this other guy who I met on another team some supplemental oxygen side to use the my supplement auction some I put supply stores are limited now as well and so he he said to me hey I'm not going to go up I'm sick but if you get back up to Camp four there's a couple bottles of oxygen that you could use of mine if you need if you somehow get back up there so sure enough the same boat as same as trip I was kind with amazing climber himself we get back up to Camp four in the death zone and we decide we're going to go for the summit we call back down to Basecamp what's the weather forecast and I like well it's the exact same Casper told you before it might hold in which case we'll be fine or it might turn into what you guys just survive and if you're not near your tent and you're up on the Summit Ridge of Everest like it's going to get like pretty bad and so we can I go back and forth should we go for it shouldn't we go for at least decide to go for it but this crazy thing happens which is you may have read about this or heard of this if you know much about Everest but basically no one claimed ever since 2014 or 15 cuz I shoot Avalanche killed 16 short person 2014 the mountain was closed in 2015 was a huge earthquake in Nepal that shut the climbing even climb the mountain in 2 years but all the sudden because he's weather delays I end up there and it's a hundred people going for the summit on the exact same day so basically traffic jam on the worst possible and I would go okay let's figure out how to climb this thing can we leave Camp you know the photo that I took for leaving camp there's all these lights going up the side of the mountain and it's because there's one rope that everyone works to put inside ones using the same rope and all the sudden we're behind a hundred people if you stand there wind chill -40° like we're going to get frostbite like we're going to not be able to make it and Super Saiyan Goten I look neater Miguel let's on clip from the rope and so we actually decide to unclip from the Rope climb up all the way to the balcony from the the South call the deathstone area was mentioning before up to about 28,000 feet on rope because we actually think it's more dangerous to climb rope next all the behind all the people than it is to risk of fall no those people don't know what they're like people are on Everest at 20,000 feet if people are walking to meet one step per minute sometimes mean it's it is brutal it's on me I'm walking maybe two steps every 30 seconds but I'm like Usain Bolt like to Steve it's too dangerous for us to be on clip from the railpenny longer we're like we're just going to have to clip in and settle in behind you know we passed like 50 or 60 people so we're much better place than ever I still have this one big puffy coax the same puffy could I use in Antarctica a big like Michelin Manco and I'm like we're going to slow down I better put this big jacket on and so I take my jacket off I undo my gloves real quick to put this big jacket on over me to warm myself up and I looked down and my right hand is Black by just Black is Black can be and I'm like holy s*** like tell tale sign of frostbite like oh my God like the same thing we got school coming along got family fun the whole thing and I'm like oh my God like I'm going to lose my right hand is Jenna still going to love me you know what my family going to think and then I don't say nothing at the same boat yet my hand back in this big gloves and I go okay and I don't recommend to stop process but I go well I'm going to lose my hand anyways would it be cooler to lose my hand but also have summited Everest how black was it I mean it was black like black black but goes like I'm going to lose my hand about 30 minutes Bluemound and should be a beautiful little kid I dream like summiting Everest would be like the greatest accomplish my life on my God and I'm thinking like this dark place but also haven't taken a single photo basically I'm like why I got to get like a photo or a video of the famous Mount Everest summit so I pull up my GoPro to shoot a video I shoot a short little video what kind of shows has crazy exposure that I'm on one side 5000 feet down into China on one side 5052 Palma style of knife-edge Ridge and of course I have to adjust my gloves again and I pull my I pull my GoPro out at the mess with my gloves put it back in and I look at my hand I start my way to Mom's near go put my hands back what are you doing glove warmers and the charcoal and the copper filings of the chemical hand warmers was completely fine oh so yeah this could. You play from the top is me reaching the summit that's perfect booty right there but mindset which is one of my favorite topics in like just like we said you can convince yourself that the salt man is fixing your foot like I'm on Everest I'm at 28,000 ft my brains not working very well I know that the weather is coming in bad that people are going to get maybe frostbite based on the forecast and I look down and see my hands black where's my mind goes like it's not like let me think about this but I'm on Everest my hands black that means you know in my brain like I have frostbite Otis like it's a weird thing where you can take your mind like there's a lot of stuff to the positivity with my mom went to the negative immediately like your hands gone is frozen off like the end of the day on the Rope yeah so unfortunately that day the weather actually did get pretty bad later in the day so fortunate I was able to get down before the weather got too bad but the people that died that day one slipped and fell down these around lhotse which is the adjacent Mountain but someone sharing some of the same ropes on the same route and then two people die from altitude sickness so basically either running out of oxygen are there not be able to get back down and their tent I think those people actually did get carried back down there tents that night and then died in the tent that night some called cerebral edema which is basically your brain fills with fluid from being at the High Altitude and not getting enough oxygen and it's a it's a killer up there and you don't want that crazy things about being up there as you know you read about it but you really can't rescue somebody silly up there I mean take to carry a human body down it's a rescue them is is nearly impossible and I kind of always thought in my mind you know if I saw somebody lying on the ground like I would be no summon the energy to pick them up and I was actually coming back from the summit and I was on the South Summit so just below the average seminar at 28800 feet or something like that and this Brazilian woman who had met in Basecamp entice who I become friends with your in Nepal for a couple months you start talking to people getting friends with other climbers whatever and you're lying on the ground with her head like lean back in her oxygen mask off to the side and I'm like oh my God like this is the moment that I most feared like somebody who I know is lying here on the side of the mountain and I think to myself I've got to pick her up I've got to pick her up and somehow that carry her down this mountain and I leaned over to grab her and I try with all my might to do anything and I realized I can't move her 6in like I'm completely exhausted muscles not working brains not working so I did the only thing I can think to do is I just wrap her in my arms and I say ice like you can hear me it's calling you need to get up you need to get your oxygen mask on you need to start moving like please get up please get up no response she was kind with a sherpa another guide right next to her and they were like look like we're having trouble with rocks to math but we're going to fix it like it's going there right now it's like just kind of going through this intense moaning like what do I do how can I help and it says weirdest I'm not proud of it. Sorry to say but like there was nothing I could do like I was just the most help with feeling in the world where you want to help the common person you find the percent be a friend but if any human being is lying on the ground in the snow you're like I want to help this person get down this mountain and I was just on so closed on my limit up there the summit there's nothing I could do fortunately she was not one of the people that passed away that to her team did get her oxygen mask on her and she actually made it to the summit and back down safely whole crazy part of that story but it was an interesting lesson for me in like you know you hear these stories you can't move bodies up there there's nothing do the rescuing people have been criticized for not you know doing these crazy rescues when things have gone wrong up there but it really hit home for me like how hard it would be to move somebody down that mountain from that altitude and so when you're up there you know unlike you know Antarctica I was actually alone and Everest like I said was pretty crowded day like you're essentially alone up there like if you can't keep putting one foot in front of the other up in the deathstone there's not a not a whole lot that you can do to the three people that died after they leave their I'm not sure do specific people cuz sometimes they what you can get like a large team of people to slowly lower people down and you know in a weird way it's actually easier to lower a dead body than it is to lower a live person cuz it said party don't have to worry about breaking bones and rocks and things like that so I actually believed those bodies are no longer there but there are quite a few bodies to know still on the mountain in particular the north side the Chinese so you can climb it from two sides to Nepal side is more commonly clymore I climb by the Tibet side the Tibet side is known for have a lot more the body still actually on the climbing route for sure so for me I'm not doing that day in a crazy way continues on because I got back down to camp for and I'm thinking I'm going to sleep for the night rest and come back down the mountain use it takes a few days to get back down the mountain at this point and I've only got one more mountain to climb to come finish my world record the Explorers Grand Slam and I was about two months ahead of schedule so if I climb Denali in the next 2 months North America's tallest mountain up in Alaska I was going to set this world this world it was and so I called back home to Jenna and I was like I made it like I made it and earlier in the day when my hands have gotten Frozen I had actually had a heated boot warmers and so I turned the heat in my boot warmers up as hot as possible to look at my hand is prosper and what would my feet look like sweater crank those up as hot as possible so Jenna's like hay like how you doing like you all right we've heard some reports over social media that's been a really hard day up there like I'm alright like no frostbite like I'm good and I was like well actually I burned my feet and she's like oh frostbite like how bad is it not like no not frostbite I actually burned to like silver dollar Circle in bottom took both of my feet from starting my boot warmers up too much is like wait let me get this straight like you climb Everest you don't get frostbite but you burn yourself so you're in your tent right you took your boots off and everything you're curled up in her and like yeah she's like well actually need you to put your boots back on and I'm like excuse me like I just like she's like yeah so we've been doing some calculating back home and it just so happened but if you can get to the summit of Denali in the next week you can set not one but two world records and I was like well that sounds nice but like I'm on the summit of below the summit of Everest how the hell is that going to work she's like okay back on down now come all the way back to base camp there's no time for you to sleep a tent and a helicopter is going to take you to Kathmandu no time for a hotel no time for a shower but an evening flight to take you to Dubai to Seattle to Anchorage and instead of having three weeks to climb Denali fuel 3 days but you can do all of that you'll see another world record like ready go do I was in disbelief but knowing better than to disobey not only my amazing wife but that that planner and Logistics expert in running the background all this I sure enough put my boots back on wipe the Slate clean and found myself and I'll just a hundred hours after standing on the summit of Everest I found myself over in Alaska trying to push up to the summit to to start at the two world records and I'll just the one


    Colin O"Brady Overcame Being Severely Burned To Be Where He Is | Joe Rogan
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    this is impossible me how many guys do you know there's like one day I'm going to this cool thing that I've never do it right and so actually going after that and sharing it away with like you might not want to walk across Antarctica but like you probably have some hope or some dream or some goal that you want to accomplish in your life like f****** going through it like you and so for me doing this it's funny I've started to think of myself less as an athlete and actually more of an artist and my canvas really is just Endurance Sports but creating these art projects in the world that I can create and share with people through storytelling hopefully Inspire them what was I thinking in that first hour was Idaho I don't want my art project to blow up right in my face but more so there was this was bigger than myself and that's really what kept me going forward just like I can't let these kids and their driving inspiration from this hopefully like I want to do this for this larger purpose and honestly that's what that's what really kept me going forward through the really hard time so that that that connection to a larger purpose of what I want to put out in the world that ripple effect of positivity. commandant of course you have a joint team that prepared and help you know let them down into that can do that starting line of having that. But I think I mean one level with also it's a human element CV easy for me to come in here and tell the story like you know what Joe like I'm the biggest badass in the world no one's walked across Antarctica and like I did it even though these people died trying over like those are the facts of the situation but the truth is man like I'm human like I have the way human emotions I figured out how to tap into my mind in a way to do these things but like I still experience fear I steered still experience doubt I still experience the ups and downs but I have a way of actually being able to repost purpose of refocus that energy into positive forward momentum I think that's what the difference is but I believe all of us all of us humans have the capacity to do this like you're looking at me like a pretty like regular like size regular looking guy but I think you know the muscle between my ears is what separates a difference in a allow me to do this more than anything to have the darkness that I usually see in people that do things like this do you know I'm saying I had a bunch of people have done some f*****-up thing and they all have some weird Darkness yeah you know I hear what you say I think for me there's a lot of history and come from the dark moment in my life you know right after college I was traveling around the world at United no money as a kid growing up you know work working-class background painted houses every summer but always dreamed of traveling the world so I was like wow play I'm going to travel the world so I can finish college buddies of mine are getting like real jobs and whatever Wall Street and things like that and I was like you know I saved up $10,000 over the past 6 years I'm going to take a surfboard in a backpack and like go see the world with my life savings and so now when do that I'm 21 years old and go to Fiji i surf thru Australia hitchhiker New Zealand I end up in Thailand and you're going to time over there so I'm going to beach in Rhode Island and I decide to jump his flaming jump rope and unfortunately it goes terribly wrong for me the Rope wraps around my legs and ignites my entire body body on fire to my neck and yelling in instant my life change in a fortunately for me the water's edge of the ocean with ten steps away so kind of instinct takes over and I dive into the ocean which extinguish the Flames my body is on fire my neck but not before about 25% of my body is severely severely burned clothes were on fire but mostly we got severely burned was my legs and feet and so I'm in a place I want to beat there's there's no hospital on this and I'm an island there's no hospital instead of an ambulance ride on the back of a moped driving down a dirt path you know I'm in a one-room nursing cytolytic assize the room were sitting in there like this is our sort of hospitals like one bed and I'm just completely devastated and so that they put me under eight surgeries over the next week in the middle of nowhere World Thailand surgery yeah and the basically there's a cat running around my bed every time I come out of their Conoco ICU there's a cat running around my bed and across my chest and a doctors are literally saying to me you know when they're in the broken you know English either saying hey you'll probably never walk again normally like you're probably never going to walk again normally yeah there there's a photo of that I think of you click over on on that to the second one actually shows you know they're there is what the lake looks like so that's actually eight weeks after I was burned that believe it or not that's like it's starting to look a little bit better all things considered there so as you can probably imagine I mean just the darkest time of my life I've been neon after I swam through college and I thought of myself as a physically active person and here I am like doctors and hate you. 22 year old kid like you'll never walk again normally and to me like there's their hero in the story which is maybe why you don't see the darkness in my eyes and it's more the light but no my mother is really that the hair his tail which is she she arrived to my bedside around day 5 no flies all the way over tile and finds me you are you paranoid you have kids I don't have kids yet but I can only imagine as a parent what it's like to walk into a mental hospital room and see your kid Halfway Around the World in this state nothing you can do and she admits now that she was crying in the hallways no pleading with the doctors for good news like he's going to be all right right he's going to walk she's crying but every time she walked into my hospital room she walked in with a smile on her face in this is are positivity being like okay, I'm like this is bad like what do you want to do when you get out of here like let's set a goal like let's get out of here and do something positive and I'm like Mom you crazy crazy like the doctor said I'm never going to walk again normally like my life as I know it is over you know just in this really dark place in my mind but she just kept at me day after day with this positivity this and I finally like close my eyes and picture like what what am I going to be when I close my eyes I had this visualization of myself crossing a triathlon Finish Line never buy to run competitively nothing but I was like you know what the able-bodied me sometime in the future is going to be not only walking again but doing a triathlon race until I said it's worth it Michaels erase a try for Monday and it said her looking at me going like I said set a goal but maybe something but doesn't require you to be running she was like great let's learn about it pulls out her computer just literally start treating me like something I thought you maybe wanted to do and so that's what I focus I literally have this photo of me with that eye doctor I'm on my legs are bandage to my waist the tie doctors like looking like crazy but I'm lifting these like 10 lb barbells and I had gone I'm training for a triathlon in a hospital and I'm telling you you know I mean I'm in a wheelchair I got carried on and off the flight back to Portland Oregon land back home and you know still still bandaged up and my mom you know says my wake up the first morning back of my parents house my mother's kitchen the house I grew up in and she looks at me and she goes all right, now I know you've got this big Triathlon goal but today your goal is to take your very first step and so she actually grabs a chair from our kitchen table and place that one step in front of my wheelchair and she says today need to somehow figure out how to get out of that wheelchair take one step and step in the chair in front of you and I'm looking at it like I don't know if this is possible but three hours later for us but I'm still staring at this chair and I finally worked up the courage and strength to get out of his wheelchair take the one step and getting it at chair in front of me and is the problem because of the burnt skin it's not flexible you can't move it and bend it now it's a good question so basically what happened with the burn is it burn me so deep that two things happened one is there is ligament damage so ligament damage to my ankles and knee joints and then the way did the Hitler scarring in the skin is healing essentially over these mobile joint they don't think I'm going to regain full flexibility at full range of motion essentially in my legs so they're not saying You'll Never Walk at then you won't be able to stand up at all although that was like extremely painful but they didn't think you know Bea imagine walking around helping on the bend your knees are ankle feeling full Mobility so just was like you're not going to be able to have that back basically so sure enough I take that first step in that chair the next day my mom doesn't take it easy on me move the chair 5668 10-step to let you know every day a few more steps of it and not to go on and on but basically 18 months after you know getting released from the hospital I find myself in Chicago I finally you know took a job in finance to try to get out of my parents basement like get all of my life appointment is all like yeah I got to get like a real job. My parents basement you do move to Chicago take a job in finance and try to get my s*** together basically and I honor that goes if you know what I'm going to sign up for the Chicago Triathlon I live here now a local gym you nothing about the sports Dylan like asking random guys at the gym like anybody here race a triathlon like I'm in a spin class like how do you like how do you take your shoes off and run ended up racing across the finish line and semi complete another surprise I didn't just finished the race but actually won the entire Chicago traffic on PA thousand of people coming first place what wow what kind of training did you do to prepare yourself for that I mean like I said I am but then you know the biking and running was completely new to me Cosmic strike met a guy and he was like oh I've done one Triathlon before and he's like I can do so he took me on a couple like fries with his buddies I had this like steel frame bike I didn't know all these a carbon wheels and Aero helmet all these fancy like Triathlon type of things I didn't know much about it and literally for summer just kind of like asked people some questions this and what's funny about traffic on I don't know how familiar with this sport but more than 4,000 at the same time you actually have to start in waves like a hundred people every 5 minutes and I was the 39th wave of 53 and so I dive into Lake Michigan and there's people that already started like two hours before me and there's people starting 2 hours after me and so when I finish the race you know I swam I buy Chiron was Olympic distance Triathlon so is a mile swim 25 mile bike 6.2 mile run across the Finish Line I don't still know I won the race because like people started before me people started after me and they take the cumulative time at the end like my grandma's there cuz she lives in Chicago like gives me a big hug and I'm so proud of you you were able to walk again and here you are finished a triathlon let's go get lunch and so I can go grab my wetsuit my bike my grandma and I sat down to have lunch and I were walking back to the car she's like you want to see like what place you came in your age group and I was like sure like that would be cool like let's go see how I did we Wander over like the scores table and the guys like you don't try to figure out a place or what your name is like we've been calling your name over the loudspeaker for like 20 minutes why did I like do something wrong and I like you want like like my age group me like no you want like the whole race is for real the real moment in my life I mean it was it was wild but it real for me we do in that moment but it was more so at least of my journey was I was like wow like this is a sliding doors moment like what had happened at my mom not you know common with that are positive reinforcement is that the tangible go like I'm certain my life would be nowhere where it was today but then it's not I wasn't like oh wow I'm superhuman free that can do things I was like well humans all of us we all have these reservoirs of untapped potential inside of us and can achieve extraordinary things when we set our minds to it and see what it did for me it's just sparked this curiosity like what what else can I do if I set my mind to it so sure enough it was a Sunday when I racist Chicago Triathlon coincidentally Matt who it became a huge Mentor an influence my life that afternoon a guy named Brian gelber who ended up being my first sponsor and he said to me you won the Chicago Triathlon today to make you should maybe do something about that smells like gas but I've got a job and I don't have any money like these boxes like I'll be your first sponsor if it's something you want to take seriously and so literally that was on a Sunday Monday morning I walk in and immediately only for the US national team you all over the world for the next six years so it was a story what happened ultimately with the injuries he's sustained from the fire you know all things in there that was so that was January 14th 2008 so it's just over 11 years ago now and I know I ultimately have been pretty all right I mean I've got some stars but it's pretty faint was able to gain back most of the full flexibility in my legs my left foot is where the worst worst Burns or where they rope really just like sat on my foot for a long time most of that's still pretty thick with scar tissue you know when I'm in the mountains when I'm in places you know like climbing Mount Everest like I did like pulling across Antarctic all the things I'd be really aware because my skin regulates heat not in the best way he and cold is still just like not like normal skin is the scar tissue tissue just is it still carries the heat a little bit different for some reason I guess I don't know exactly why exactly in the actually in the early days for the first five years I don't get this so often anymore but in the first literally five years of this if I bumped my legs until I get a table or someone in a bunker chair and Amelia nothing like lightly I would usually get a low-cut there so just super fragile when was like you know class skin kind of the same sort of flexibility that you normally have but no 10 11 years on now I would say it's pretty much a hundred percent I mean two things I've done with my legs and Body in the last 10 years I've been proved at least that the my body is doing all right so I feel weak stream Avenues on now I would say it's pretty much a hundred percent I mean the things I've done with my legs and Body in the last 10 years I've been proved at least that the my body is doing all right so I feel extremely extremely fortunate to have her cover it is as well as I did and you know more than anything I buy test that too of course that the physical ability for my body to recover in the way it did but I think that at least for me started with the Mindstar with that positivity of my mother and and the duration of the many different things I've done done since


    How Colin O'Brady Mentally Pushed Himself in Antartica | Joe Rogan
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    when you're looking at your compass and Your Dragon the s*** behind you like the are you doing anything in your mind are you saying songs are you what are you doing there's a couple different things but really what ended up happening is I started to be able to trigger these flowstate so you know as a lifelong professional athlete through different capacities in my life you know I've tapped into that now the swimmer when I was a little kid to swim in laps in a pool sometimes I would like, just happen to this site Timeless space where you may be 30 minutes would go by and in two minutes or something like that but I never really knew how I got there just would sometimes tap into it sometimes not you know the Zone Flow State whatever you want to call that but in Antarctica I went in with the swerve attention about intention of exploring that space in my mind and so as I got more and more into these white out to newbe's Compass in staring at his Compass staring at this expansive landscape I started to find ways to actually trigger that flow state in my mind so I got to the point where I could for several days at a time being this deep estate sale in my day was about 17 hours every day between getting up boiling my water getting out of my tent in those crazy conditions packing my sled dragging it for 13 hours setting my tent Back Up In This Storm but I got in a sort of sequence of being so present with each step each next sequence that ended up being in this really Timeless spaceless place my mind of true high performance that was almost like the most deepest peaceful meditative state that I can possibly imagine it was it was very profound and beautiful not to get there in my mind no you are you boiling this water in your tent like you could refill the snow but a stove with fuel basically the way my tent was you saw the outer layer of the tent there there's actually an inner part that's a tent so that there's a vestibule we're basically there's snow inside the doorway but not outside outside so I wouldn't shovel that snow from inside of the tent vestibule into my pot and Bill to melt that way I drink about 6 L of water every single day when I was out there it's a lot of snow a lot and take a few hours to melt that people don't realize this is actually the largest desert in the world so it's actually very dry doesn't snow very often but when it does of course never melt in the South Pole is at 9300 feet so not only am I but I'm at altitude doing this altitude of Jews like one of those tents to sleep in or yeah so there's this gym at Mike and I trained at it's called Evolution Healthcare and Fitness in Portland actually have an altitude room there so that it's not even a tenth of action of a full of full room where you can you know Scott rowing machines got treadmills it's got all that simulate it up to about 14000 Peaks people are starting to sleep in those tents but black people have a hard time and then I get warm and stuff like that no life Fighters use them as well but but yeah it was pretty cool to have a full room that you can actually you know be in and moving properly for the stimulate some of the high-intensity stuff yeah and so it would take you hours every day to make your water yeah I would say I was boiling water for about 3-4 hours per day so an hour or two in the morning hour or two in the evening take a lot of energy to boil frozen snow when it's that cold out she had a guy to carry a lot that was the other hundreds of hours of fuel so I took about 17 L of fuel so it's worth 6 gallon just mean like that going to be enough beforehand I 2016 added another world record project where I kind of tallest mountain on each of the seven continents the Seven Summits as well as when's the North and South Pole but much smaller polar Expeditions a weak base weave the last degree of latitude and sewing those Expeditions all photos on Everest during that time to nollie excetera all that in 139 days but I did that and that kind of help me get a sense of it but honestly was also best gas based on talking to people different experts in the field you know diving into that but you never know it's going to be enough or too little I only decided to much when you when you finally got to the end how much do you have left so my final push actually I woke up on the morning of Christmas Eve 20 December this past year and it look I was 77 miles from the finish and I've been going at that point the beginning of a trip I was only gone nine 10 miles per day towards the end I started going about 20 25 miles per day so I said you know what like I'm about 3 days out and then I thought to myself maybe if I could push really hard these next two days I could do it in two days like 2:15 plus our days like really get into it and start looking at my fuel and Food Supplies in like they were pretty low had it had enough fuel Feud liters of fuel but I actually had about a day or good food like a real substantial food left until I woke up and I was like all right let's go for this and in the actually deepest talk about Flow State that was the deepest most of my life I woke up in 1 hour and a dates Christmas morning I wake up and I'm just locked in and I just came out you didn't tell anyone back home didn't tell my wife who's tracking me that this GPS tracker they could follow me but I was in my mind I was like you know what not we not three days not 2 days I'm going straight for it and so I did a final 32 hour can you whisper Chante 5477 miles straight dragon by sled all the way to get to the Finish Line in one continuous push no music no nothing just like in my head in this in this crazy Flow State of that are no high performance was a crazy final push to get there but I made it right before the food and fuel ran out and so what do you do when you get to the end you said hey I'm done come get me yeah yeah how long does it take for them to come get you it took me a week to get out of Antarctica totally took actually need four days to get out of there but there's a crazy other component to this which is no one in the world had ever done it before like I said a few really talented people some of the best sport in the world had tried recently one guy died and it just so happened there's a really specific season when you can attempt is but another guy was nothing at the exact same time as me a British British guy who's the equivalent of a Navy SEAL you know British Special Forces the living most experienced guy in Antarctica is actually pulled 3000 plus miles in Antarctica now in various Expeditions until we got dropped off 1 mile away from each other to begin this thing and obviously I was the first I did win this race head-to-head and at the Finish Line I waited for him for a few days cuz I want to congratulate him cuz he did all them Italy finish but you can only imagine back that first hour I was like it's impossible is also like it's impossible and blow the by the way this Navy SEAL dude who knows more about Antarctica to me he's often do you know I wave to him in this weird like passing of the torch moment like I was passing him and then I never saw him again until I finished and I finished about 70 miles ahead of him about two-and-a-half days ahead of my let's go to suck for him I brought home for America man you don't appreciate that we all will appreciate that but still is going to suck for him so I actually even though I finished in the first thing I could have kind of wanted to do I haven't had I haven't had a shower when I have it I actually to save weight so I can get as much food and fuel in my sled how about no extra clothes no extra pair underwear underwear hot basically I describe that best of your situation so one side I cook in if the wind is calm I get out of my tent dig a hole and you know it in the whole baby away but when it's real windy like those storms I just want to take your going to get frostbite if you try to you know bend over pull your pants down when is -80 out of my cooking on but the other side where I'm still inside cover I dig a hole in there now is my morning routine get up at 6 a.m. start blowing in my water one side of my tent and not glamorous had a pretty thing at the veiko action 2 minutes is very cool but also not glamorous within one degree of latitude of the south pole saw the last degree of latitude 89 degrees South poles at 90° spacely 69 miles or 60 nautical miles circumference around the South Pole Antarctica being as pristine as it is they have all these laws about Environmental Conservation which to me is amazing being someone who just loves and disgrace to rid of the land they actually said you can't even leave your human waste in holes hearing there's nobody out there like we want this to completely protected area and so yes usually my sled was getting lighter most the time cuz I was eating food everyday and burning fuel but in that last degree of latitude of the South Pole and Crossing it I was sitting in a bag wrapping it up and put it in my sled and I would carry it with me so golden cares if I take a s*** up there where I grew up in that going out in the outdoors in this is leave no Trace principles that I am I really love and in particular Antarctica 1 things about Antarctica at one of those places where imagine you traveled far and wide in your life and there's been a few place at least in my mind where you just can't put it into words until you've stepped off there and for me is my second time in Antarctica on both times you know this big cargo ship basically lands on the continent getting a smaller plane to get dropped off to where I needed to start the edge of the continent but both time stepping plain I'm just s*** eating grin ear-to-ear on my face because I just didn't like what what is this place even the second time seeing and I felt like my cheeks were sore because I was just smiling so big that while Christine Beauty the blank canvas the onion you look at an Atlanta human Footprints haven't touched 98% of the continent something like that I mean it's untouched and so it in a bag of I to do that to do my part 2 I mean it untouched and so it in a bag of had to do that to do my part to that way how many bags of s*** did you drag the end it was about why you reuse the bags one per day for that section is about 120 miles around the 30th and 40th Day


    Colin O'Brady Completed First Unaided Solo Trek Across Antarctica | Joe Rogan
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    21 Brightwood life what's up man what's up dude it's hilarious posed to have to tell you this I did a podcast earlier today and he said why is your second for the day he was impressive endurance do you know how f****** ridiculous that is for you to say this is a guy who walked across Antarctica how many days until you 54 days by yourself by myself just real endurance weed I'm just sitting down talking to people oh my God you talked already for 2 hours how do you do it two more hours here we go yeah where you doing just just getting back actually still still practically have a snow on my shoes I got back about a month ago 54 day Journey first person in history to cross the entire continent solo unsupported Sono resupplies throughout the thing no no a no-win kites nothing just me dragon 375 lb across Antarctica I can't believe it only took you 54 days yeah map how long do you think it would take you to walk across America will usually look at have a diagonal across to the center and then back to the other ice shelf what does a flat earthers think about your you're traversing this this area like this is what you did this is how you do it exactly I've got guys going like I was doing the speech the other day people are super nice come up in the Q&A afterward want to shake my hand take a picture whatever and this guy walks up in his real Earnest look on his face is like so I really wanted to ask you how is the whole house like excuse me it was like you know the hole at the center and I was like he was like you know like when you got to the edge and I was like oh man like you're really asking we are talking about that didn't quite know where to go with it I was like yeah there's actually at least I didn't see the edge and then the curvature kept going and I'm such a strange thing to believe but people do that the people think people are trolling about that actually started out another 4chan thing you know it's well I'm sure there's somebody believed it before that but it started off people trolling on 4chan that eventually people just started actually going I bet it is flat and they start believing it and videos YouTube video to opt out of YouTube video Someone linked to me that I had a I thought I had like I thought I'd like a few hundred years with 28,000 calling proves that there's not a wall like the wall like it would be a Game of Thrones at the edge of the world father alone completely by myself but I want to share the whole story to my Instagram like share the journey with people Inspire others to do whatever they want to do and accepting like when he's not out there alone he's taking pictures was like the film crew as I guys have you never heard of tripod start so basically food and fuel with the main the main weights people I called my project The Impossible first that's what I named the project because several people at the right right there and you're dragging this big ass heavy sled yeah yeah dude people some people try this year's saying if it was possible and then the last year some really experienced polar explorers have given it a shot and one guy actually died less than a hundred miles from the fine because of lack of nutrition and then some challenges with the weather and things like that but people called it in a few after that way like it's impossible the reason people thought it was impossible because you can't get resupplies meaning if you feel your sled with food in a certain amount you actually can't drag the slide anymore so the whole math equation really was figuring out just how much food and fuel I could put in a sled the fuel melts the water to melt the ice into water essentially and that equal to 375 lbs and 2 truth I could pull it first day like I one hour into getting dropped off I'm dropped off completely alone out there in Antarctica plan this project for a year you know and I get dropped off and after about one hour pulling through 275 lb slide through the snow to -25 degrees out I'm crying I'm literally crying and the tears in my goggles are starting to freeze and I'm like oh my God so I pick up my satellite phone I call home to my wife Jenna who also creates and plans all these projects with me and I'm like babe I think we named the project the right thing The Impossible verse yep it looks like it might be an hour into a Thousand Mile Journey pulling a sled told everyone I'm going to do this and I'm already having those doubts pull out but you'll fortunately I was able to get a little bit further that day and 54 days later made it to the end but how far did you get the first today will it's funny cuz we show just show the map actually starts on ice shelf which is basically the Frozen sea ice and there's an edge of that that's sick with a continent starts inside of a waypoint on my GPS that marks that to the plane that drops me off actually I'm out on the ice shelf before the continents start to my first Waypoint was kind of like the actual start until 1 hour and I haven't even hit the real start it when I call her on the phone she's like cuz she knows the rap she's like what how far are you from the first Waypoint which is where the actual started like it's .63 more like get to the first Waypoint you know she was like okay okay so I got to the first Waypoint and I finally got him at 10 night and I took a deep breath I think I was just overwhelmed by the magnitude of it I mean imagine being a speck in the middle of Antarctica alone he's crazy temperatures in all the excitement but fears of the journey ahead and 375 lb of my back when the sleds you know when the snow is deep to a loose snow makes 375 lb even even heavier than if it's like light Fino icier Consolidated so yeah it was it was a rough start to say the least did you do any sort of test run pulling the sled anywhere else yasso the training none of it was pretty cool so I just what I actually said a few other world records previous to this in the mountains and things we could talk about if you want but the the last year's I really committed to this project I decided to obviously start training specifically for this I need to put on about 20 lb of muscle I'm usually 6ft 165 pretty Leonid racetrack lawn professionally for number years and realize I needed to be a bit bigger cuz I was going to lose so much weight and I found an amazing coach in Portland Oregon where I live the sky Mike mccastle I don't know if you've ever heard of him but I know you've had you got David Goggins on your show take it so Mike actually surpassed David's pull up record Mike did 5804 pull ups in 20 hours I think August about 4,000 what you're both insane to me cuz I can do like another thousand and he was a 30 pound weight vest to 5000 f****** chin-ups with a weight vest on to that Bailey to do 10 all right there with you like iOS or not I've got some other physicals Drake's but the pull up department is not not my strong suit across Death Valley oh my God you got the guy found the guy was like this is the guy you feel like such a p**** I do it so anyways my training he would he was the guy went to him train out of this gym in Portland where where he trains out of and he just he got me bigger he got me stronger but he also did all sorts of badass crazy stuff I mean this a physical challenge but it's more of a mental Challenge and everything so he had me you know my hands in ice buckets doing planks to get my heart rate jacked up and then maybe I can get out of the water when I pull my hands out of the ice buckets do you not be a seated squat against the wall but then he would hand me Legos and so my hands my feet are in ice buckets down a plank my heartrate ca-190 he's like put this Lego set together so the dexterity of my fingers the mental acuity dependent. he's the man but like this crazy training he came up with for me that was like the ice though the water the mental acuity all of this was like he was like yo you're going to be in Antarctica if your tent blows away when you're boiling it up your debt like the stakes are that high 50 60 mile-per-hour winds absolutely crazy is out 50 mile per hour winds it's pretty gnarly but yeah I mean there was one time when the 10 almost a blow if maybe there's this one there's one other one this is me getting into tent looking like an absolute disaster what I get help with audio but that's me that's me so hard to get the tent up I didn't know if I was going to go to get up or I was going to have to keep walking so it is about -25 - 30 in Antarctica like I said when the wind jacks up the other cook meat Center because you had to see that it's you know it's about Kimmy about - 80 outside which it's hard to wrap your mind around that but I try to put it in perspective by saying I can take a cup of boiling water and throw it in there and immediately turns ice like that's that's that's what temperature would dealing with yeah this is me trying to keep the temple together usually have someone else to hold on to it but I'm alone I'm completely alone out there so this is me struggling with my tent just trying to keep it up I've got it you know tied down to my sled there I'm just battling battling the winds in the state like I said the stakes are high fat boys I don't have a spare time I've got no extra weight in my at my sled to hold their stuff so it's it's it's do-or-die quite literally in a moment like that of a patch kit I had a couple things are kind of sewing kit a patch kit stuff like that but if it 10 itself or the temples you no more pretty-much the flat-earth room group near the ice-wall know it was basically I had to keep the batteries were my kingdom right against my skin so I keep the batteries right against my skin my body weight would keep it warm in the second I want to take it out I pulled out real quick hit play and then it would be no usually last a minute or third enough to get a little clip or something like that you couldn't just let it run but then it would be no completely freeze even a full battery would be 120 battery by pretty quickly using solar panels to charge it cool thing about Antarctica at that time of year is it's 24 hours of daylight and so the Sun never sets so even when I might in the middle the night I'm asked your plugs a kind of pretend like it's night time but 24 hours a day lights do solar panels keeping everything charge cameras phone batteries all that and are you traveling with are you using GPS yeah so I had some way points of the GPS waypoints that kind of LED my path to the South Pole excetera but most actually using a compass so I'd look at my GPS maybe once every week or I like that because of bearing the juice fracture is actually it's easier to be so high they actually had like a harness on front of me that would have my GPS or my my compass kind of off my chest when I left because someone Cooks we saw the sun's out but actually more than half of the time the clouds would come in so be just complete and utter whiteout I couldn't even see one step in front of me and so I actually have to just stare down at my compass keep it on this bearing and so imagine you can't see anything can't see one step in front of you I'm pulling a 300-pound sled 1213 Verde not listening to anything really dead silence and just staring at this Compass bearing all day long so I mean the mental side of it was by far the most interesting side of it for me and I have a lifelong endurance athlete but really kind of an exploration into the mind is what it was for me and why was curious about it so spending all this time and silence I've done are you familiar with the pasta meditation PCS exactly but really kind of an exploration into the mind is what it was for me and why was curious about it so spending all this time in silence I've done are you familiar with the Apostle meditation UPS so I've done a couple of these 10 day silent meditation Retreats before this which is 10 days no reading no writing no eye contact kind of drove into that piece of it but 54 days a hundred Antarctica and complete silence was was next level of that for sure


    Rafinha Bastos Was Named The Most Influential Man on Twitter | Joe Rogan
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    I have like a country that has 12 million people following that's a lot of people following me my Brasilia sorghum I got like 1.5 million people people people are very active social media to connect with people personally have to look at you m*********** I guess I got a story on the New York Times then crazy New York Times magazine seeing you the most influential person on Twitter that's incredible and what were they saying you're the most influential what were you what were you doing that was influencing people I have no idea I was surprised Monday 2nd Place the Dalai Lama strength in Brazil because people like to connect you have you have everything in the top of this page is just something that is there so I lost a lot of power in Brazil but one thing that is happening right now is our new president and we have a new president now that is a right-wing guy was just elected and he got stabbed he was like it was like 2 months ago maybe she's trying to do with reader with Trump did well he's doing here like run instead of going to press conferences and then everything you just going through there and see what he wants in the way people just use it to insult people and still angry it's so angry like if you just only if you didn't know anything about people and you just looked on Twitter and just like this so how we like when people must be fighting in the streets it must be just a bloodbath out there if you really thought that people interacted in the real world the way they do on Twitter he would think that everywhere is his weapons and clubs and finish it running people over cars and wishing everyone dies but I think then there's a difference and I think they have to Lawless that there's a difference between your behavior on the web and outside of them sometimes you don't realize that it was always it's a distorted lens that you could see humans through not how people really are and it's also it's not a healthy way to communicate because you don't worry about what the person thinks about what you're saying you're saying things that you don't necessarily even really mean cuz you're trying to be inflammatory you know just to catch some of things everything to me someone say something shity to me I'll go to their page and I see they're just saying shity things all day long like kind of life is this man since lucky terrible life what I'm doing right now I have the series that I'm the one instagram where I just I get like the guy cursing me or sing some s*** about me and I just show his face and it's enough and it's funny because it's it's funny Indiana football team roles and then told his face it's enough for you to see all that you don't have to take things too serious because if you take a look up their wives it's you can see why they are so mad yeah there's there's a lot of that most of them have private accounts like you can't look at their pictures they're hiding their hiding who they are they just talk s*** in the comments I should I am bro chance Electro blindshot reporting crimes reporting corruption it's just a new thing and this what we were talking about earlier with social media being so recent in human history there's never been anything where you could just talk to the whole world and do it from your phone while you're sitting at a red light you could say something there's a story about this woman was named Justine Sacco without the woman's name who grew who said something racist and went to a plane gas LOL so she was f***** up on Ambi and she was or Xanax or Ambien I forget what it was she was she was on some sort of Psych medication and something that affects your brain and drank too she had a couple of drinks just thought she was being funny and then wakes up 16 hours later in African or life is over people just jumped on that tweet and the thing about it too is that they don't want you to recover from something like that they want that's that's you that rest of your life that's what I felt that's what I felt I'm the baby f*****


    Rafinha Bastos Thought He Was High for 14 Days | Joe Rogan
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    prize money and I stayed hide for 14 days swear to God man did you eat it will sometimes that does happen and I know a story about a guy who is a straight-laced guy who took some marijuana edibles so that you can get to sleep and he had a real problem like he got suicidal and and freaked out and became just irrationally anxious crippling anxiety and do some time for some time anxiety I think some people are just the chemistry of different individuals I wasn't bar for that and that's what the boss are sold because I went to the psychiatrist bills and I was like if you stay high until tomorrow take this feels because what he told me something that I didn't know that he can be a trigger if you don't have something this is of schizophrenia and psychopath what is crazy I remember that I decided to record don't let me let me record what I'm thinking now I'm going to record everything that I'm thinking and when I looked at the cell phone was 45 minutes 45 minutes to talk and when I listen like 15 days after that I was like I'm so crazy I'm going to die I'm never going to understand my my son's talking with me still talking to me right now wow one hit of a vape the big problems of people in the first try they try to much does someone just thinking about trying marijuana a little bit that's it both matters like it's pretty easy kills me out makes me and actually makes me nicer I'm going to treat I'm not going to perform well in this meeting or something like that for me like if I'm stressed out and I work out when I'm stressed out that's that's my best for alleviating that marijuana is good for me for thinking contemplating and going over things and it's not it's not good for me for stress like for straight what if I feel like tense tension I workout that's that's what gets it out of me


    Joe Rogan's Approach to Post Fight Interviews
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    it's completely different service can I ask when you're doing interviews at the end of fights and somehow no no no no no that I hope the fighters realize is that what I'm trying to do is only get them to express themselves I want them to shine I really genuinely want them they won this big fight I want I want them to express themselves I want them to maximize their marketing the marketability and dislike tell the world how they feel but that's a credibly unusual experience to win a big fight in the cage on pay-per-view in front of millions of people but my goal is only to try to get them to communicate better and to let them know that I'm there to support them that's all I'm ever trying to do you know ya before before we start what they do for a living which is the way of speaking they come from one other state which is very hard to understand what they saying from Curitiba right people waiting for you to understand that much but I think he got some some injuries and she was like getting knocked out with flaps that's the scariest thing is when you see their chin go when their ability to take apart with craziest Shogun seems to be making a Resurgence crazy amazing the first one talented is Gaius but if he was. He will kick his ass so he just that's the way they do it in the shoebox they like to fight what sugar is like learning you can see that he's like improving steam Peruvian like I think it's like $36 for his last fight you look Sensational I mean you look like a f****** killer to fight some tough fights but his last fight he looked as good as he's looking years it's it's sad for me when I see like I don't know why spider getting his ass speak to Quick his fight with son and that was that was he was physically capable the same way in and out that you're unbelievably talented it when he when he got on top of Voice new Smash and I most like oh yeah sorry to watch but that's the life I chose you just got knocked out by Tito Ortiz if that was hard to watch do knockout loss is one of things it's very becomes a parent is their balance looks off and their movement doesn't look the same like their neurology there they don't nobody doesn't move his other way I can look the same but I react the same right tough fight for him at any point is career cuz stylebender is just fantastic super technical but Anderson looked like he was a step behind Anderson of old like the Anderson that knocked out Vitor the Anderson that you know you go back to the early days Anderson that knocked out Chael Sonnen and that Anderson was a f****** he was just an assassin he was so good he just knew what to do and when to do it and when the stylebender fight just looked like he was a little off but he's also 46 ultimate Beastmaster which is a million Netflix Terry Crews do we do we do like all holes from different countries and we meet and it's like American Ninja Warrior for Netflix and they have like hoes from different countries and we have the Brazilians than the Italians and the French guys in there and I didn't show it and they're so he's a sweet guy he's great God I mean he's one of the all-time greats I mean I had the honor of calling a lot of his fights and it's crazy because yeah and it's crazy when you're talkin about the got the guys getting older I remember I thought talk with me no Toro give me any money so just let me lose the fight or two and get some money at the end of every year because I deserve that he was going there to win but it's like I want to take the risk in Japan thousand dollars and now that the game is like bringing you so much when I'm going to retire let me just do a couple more Not only was he a Pioneer and one of the great MMA heavyweights of all time but he's so important for MMA because he showed that heavyweights can fight off their back and then heavy ways to win by triangle Equity triangle Mark Holman and was tapping guys with iron bars and he beat Bob Sapp 375-pound Bob Sapp minotauro only if I weigh 230 and he want a penny with an armbar his head would still apparently f**** wasn't his date his neck was f***** up printer because of that yes I didn't know that 375 lb guy who doesn't even look like a human he looks like a like a comic book you have they smashed his head and Minotaur old recovered and I mean he was one of the toughest guys of all together but she was history of sport and then I think Fabricio took it to another level cuz Fabricio Werdum probably has the best guard in the history of the sport is for history the heavyweight division mean when you caught fade or when he had him in his triangle and have them locked up like that you don't get away with that guy like you you might get out of some people's guard not Fabricio that m*********** locked people up Baker Brothers and now he's a great guy and that's what I want. That's why I asked you is it you kind of feel threatened because when people get there and when you go over there to talk to me when you can see a wrong thing at the wrong I don't know that you can make mistakes you sure but my intention is always to just to make them look good that's all I'm trying to do is just get them to express themselves and also make mistakes you sure blew my mind tension is always to just to make them look good. That's all I'm trying to hook up I'm trying to do is just get them to express themselves and end and also put some emotion to how great their performance was perfect but it's a weird job you know to also be a comedian you know it's a strange combination


    Brazilian Comedian Was Sued Over Jokes (Lost $150,000) | Joe Rogan
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    we doing stand-up and you started to get in some trouble for Ferb it's a lot of trouble a lot of your how much travel a lot of money I spend a lot of money lost a lot of you know I got this really in trouble it was because of a singer it was she was a singer and that kind of career comedians can say and what they cannot say are you allowed to feel fandon and now there's like law schools talks about the lawsuit that I had law school discussion discussion without casualties yet because he was a shity joke play I will send you something just like you with meeting anymore if you wanted the greatest comedians ever if they called there's Doctor Dolittle my friend asked know she's pregnant and do you think she's still hot then I said she was so hot that I was booked her in her baby and so that was this whole thing the TV show Lost sponsors and they want to suspend me from the TV show because of a job that I did she didn't tell they didn't tell me to apologize but he suspended me so I quit the show didn't know so you just apologize and I decided not to apologize because I felt it was important for me to life with my feet if we stop back right now what am I what am I going to do in like 2 years just for all of us so I lost lawsuit Alice movies it's okay to sue you to go to walk to lose a lawsuit is that the problem I lost like $150,000 or $350,000 I sold if you're a lawyer and get $10,000 a month you get 10,000 yeah I have also because of these like a rape joke and I got like this women movement like trying to break break into my bar and break my the daughter of my comedy club and there was like that was that was that was huge in Brazil is it the same way we have the First Amendment do you have something that we do we don't have that we don't have that I had Mike Ward on in Canada do you know his story yeah I know he's a guy he made a joke about a sick boy that the boy was still alive you know what the other I thought it was just a bad joke about this guy still being alive and can he get his money back cuz like cuz they donated money is it supposed to be inappropriate and that's the art form he got sued and he's still in the process of it right now there's another case in Vancouver where these women were heckling they were yelling things out during the show and then the comedian went on stage and berated the women and then the women sued and won cuz they were lesbians and he made some lesbian jokes about them at their own expense and so then they took him to court and they want and they want what they want some judgment or he had to pay them I wanted to what was it I want to say is somewhere in the neighborhood of $30,000 30000 gentleman this comedian I think that was a lot of money I do 40 to $42,000 and that's a lot of money for opening comedian famous guy so you know that might be two years work I feel when I do comedy here and I feel that's people get uncomfortable about a joke or two that's when I get stressed like you have the free space yes I have this drug that I say it is about the n-word maybe I have to change my do wolves live in the other day follow the way of giving it away and yeah it's crazy you a lot and I see a lot of people here this guy didn't want to be with you and he did show in a college and a joke and people took him out play Tony and colleges though today and I'm going to call them children they do not understand the danger in suppressing free speech and so they think that what they're doing is by suppressing free speech and changing the way people communicate what they're doing is making the world a better place they think they're they're signaling The Virtue and making the world a better place at the same time but it's just ignorant so just don't understand but you can't you can't necessarily you can't troll people and to think that by just getting upset and silencing someone in removing them from the stated that ends the conversation it doesn't it reinforces their position it says okay look I was right about you f****** Snowflake and eat it you little babies like you you can't even understand when things are uncomfortable but it doesn't necessarily mean it's negative and that like you're like try to put yourself in someone's position do what he saying it's actually kind of funny he's very open mind very Progressive he's not in any way of racist and his joke was that people say that being gay is a choice and he said I know it's not a choice cuz I have a friend who's black and gay and is no way he would choose both of those things experienced racism it's very fascinating to see young kids who are growing up in this PC culture bubble and you don't sometimes people say on this podcast we talked about it too much and maybe their correct maybe sometimes it's annoying if you're listening you cubicle and you hear me talking too much about this but it's because it's an issue that's very dear to my heart cuz I understand the dangers of not being able to communicate freely and I also understand what happens when if you suppress free communication the people that you're suppressing they're going to get more and more angry and radical and it just makes their position that they they feel more Justified and perhaps even people who are racist could perhaps be more racist or people who are angry about gay people will become more angry about if you suppress their ability to express himself in a movement what is forbidden weapon case you cannot give them the power that they didn't have I think so and I think this is something that we really just getting to understand now you know I have ever had a few conversations about this recently with the head of Twitter and with an independent journalist Tim pool last week and I think what people are just starting to kind of understand even though everyone's uncomfortable about this is we're still trying to figure this out social media is only 10 plus years old this is an incredibly new experience for us and I don't think everybody knows exactly how to proceed and this idea that you could just ban people and I just ban people for life if they say something that makes people uncomfortable if they say an opinion that you don't agree with ban them for life and we're we're experiencing that right now and we're trying to figure out what to do and how to how to fix this and how to mitigate it without endorsing people harassing people in the door so people you know threatening people and giving out their address and a phone number and things going on so it's it's a process that we're all going through right now brasas for the the whole country but the thing that annoys annoys me a little bit is that I I leave in another country and I see how things are difficult and how much time I spend explaining people what I was doing and for you guys like I was having the same problems that Lenny Bruce because that's the way they build the ward evolved but at the same time he feels old if it was all because you understand the history of it feels old because the media the certainly people that are being effective with it but in stand-up comedies there's blowback and push back but it's not very effective like for the top guys for guys like Dave Chappelle and in a Bill Burr it's actually makes their stand up better cuz people are so tired of all this s*** they're so tired of PC culture they're so tired of being told what they should and shouldn't think is funny and what is acceptable not acceptable and now there's a there's a comedies there's blowback and push back but it's not very effective like for the top guys for guys like Dave Chappelle and in a Bill Burr it's actually makes their stand up better cuz people are so tired of all this s*** there so tired of PC culture so tired of being told what they should and shouldn't think is funny and what is acceptable not acceptable and yeah there's a there's a lot of weird s*** going on right now


    Rafinha Bastos Pioneered Stand up Comedy in Brazil | Joe Rogan
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    boom could we have some technical so anyway brother welcome to say it again because the people didn't hear it you you're one of the pioneers of stand-up comedy in Brazil four or five guys and nobody knew about stand-up something that I found out when I came here to leave and play basketball I had a scholarship to play basketball and I watched Jim Gaffigan and Brian Regan we was kind of weird but at the same time it was interesting because I'm not a guy who those characters and I do observe Asians and I ride it was a journalism degree in journalism was interesting for me to see those guys win, tonight I thought we could do the same it's so crazy that it took that long for it to get to Brazil yeah you would think that because everything else usually I took a long time and I don't know why but the image of a comedian speaking like with a Blazer or something with Jerry Seinfeld when we saw there was a lot of people doing all their stuff and you that was like this huge role that we could actually explore that was when become interesting for us so comedy in Brazil they would basically be like like say if I was a Brazilian comedian I would come up with a fake name and I would do it character outfit this is like a popular Fourth of the people stand up I'm not saying that is for everyone not have my Netflix special week is becoming shoes because we have some other options right now with internet everything changed the game Chase completely so we have what is good has is old space right now is Not only was the TV wants you to watch it so the game changed a little for help for all of us so how did you start out did you start out by going to music clubs or USI actually starting a BDSM Club Damian's in a joke sense of irony and sarcasm we wish we was something that people wasn't watching but then he becomes a huge we got chances to go to TV and everything else but at first it was difficult because people do not understand is he character is he playing a Bard so that's why I had and I still have a lot of problems with the law because I can joke I'm so over this over the line but he was like this he does this guy wants people to be rated what what is what is good thinking what is because all those drugs was taken out a countess and put in the newspapers and accused say some s*** out of context and then guide like nothing f****** like millions of klicks on their website they did so they knew that this was a new thing they and then so they would come to see it and then what would they criticizing it before this he was he was cute everybody loved it a Tree hours funny and TV shows and we kind of ran away out 360 order at midnight in Brazil that was my thing I underground some following the middle nowhere but then people prepare for what I was doing at the time what kind of laws do you have in Brazil in terms of like the language you allowed to use on television censorship about what you can say what you cannot say but sponsors and and even TV stations and the media is very sensitive about everything because you're like we have a lot of people that don't understand that all this is, do you want one west west comedy so it was my duty to explain a little bit while we stand up in Conifer open a road for all of us that's how I felt so you and you said three others like three or four guys are so who are these other guys was that a feeling it was a small group of guys that would start building in Brazilian Portuguese such a beautiful language I love it I love it's like a song that's like it's such a cool sound but sometimes sometimes you say it like damn but it's come so that's funny cuz like that's like the word s*** like s*** could be like you could look at some Gosha with a beautiful body what is s*** can also be bad you know like a f*** to like f*** could be good or f****** be bad like you could stop your tongue go f*** or you could even see a girl with a beautiful body


    The "Cultural Civil War" Narrative | Joe Rogan & Tim Pool
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    Civil War but let me clarify like I don't I'm not saying cuz I brought this up before I'm not saying it's going to be like you know eighteen-hundreds to Big battlefields but at the same time when people don't seem to realize when it comes to history is that when you read about World War II we've condensed all the highlights into a very short paragraph or series of paragraphs you do realize the years they were periods where nothing happened right I was in Egypt during the second revolution you could look down and you could see Taqueria Square people screaming laser pointers helicopters Apaches announcing the news we've we've depose the president two blocks away I do is eating a cheeseburger McDonald's watching football match as if nothing's happening so when you look at the street battles the political violence when you look at the bias Bannings you look at the dude there was a guy who fired up around that a police officer in Eugene Oregon then some bombs got planted the police department or somebody planted bombs in a statue in Houston it starts to feel like there's some kind of political violence edit bubbling up that can't be mended at this point comes from the suppression that were talking about people don't feel like they have a voice or that voice is being suppressed by an opposing ideologies you know yes but it is really complicated it's it's I can't claim to know how everything happens but what I will say is I believe social media is responsible for the political violence I believe it's not just about depression it's you look at the systems that were built Facebook right what content can make it to the front page of your Facebook page of your Facebook profile when you're looking Facebook has to build an algorithm to determine what matters most companies then figure out how to manipulate the algorithm to get that content in front of you because you're not most you can see what three posts on Facebook so what happens is early on companies quickly found out that anger drives the most shares any emotion all of a sudden we see a wave of police brutality videos there was one website that posted almost exclusively police brutality content and it was like Alexa 400 in the world some ridiculously high number blew my mind I knew someone claims to the door making six figures writing police brutality articles because it was pure radiate right easily but that content constantly being put in front of somebody breeds and ideology you then tell someone did you know that you know white supremacy is on the rise and there are 11 million white supremacists in the US and they don't like him believe it but that's nonsense it's just not just not the case we believe that there is like that the president is secretly a Nazi and that he's being propped up by the secret cabal or less about ternative influence Network on YouTube where you and me or somehow trying to convince people to either this is ridiculous with the same thing what was it called data and Society be connected with people it's the so schizophrenic the way it's drawn out the little map where one person connected to another person to what I said to her I said Barbara Walters interview Fidel Castro does that make her communist this is a crazy way to look at things like that that's just completely fake it's not my name like my name in the middle right you know me you can call me to tell you that if they don't do it and get them Facebook recently changed their algorithm I don't know what this was awhile ago they may have changed again but it was a huge hit to the incomes of a lot of these companies when all of a sudden news article stop appearing as much because Facebook wanted friends and family to be more connected unless oh news organizations write this viral clickbait and rage content working as much traffic swear that you know that to go crazy you know and so it's a downward spiral of where these journalists to follow each other they start producing I don't I don't think it's a conspiracy to produce the stuff I think they're hired specifically because the content they produce is viral viral for a reason right and so the more they produce at the more they eat their own you know excrement essentially and then it's a game of telephone where they're sitting in a circle constantly telling each other things that gets crazier and crazier but another aspect of it is when they write an article saying you know Trump is racist it goes viral the next day they can't read some article Trump is the most racist the next day after bed to keep one-upping it and it can we talked about this with Forbes articles the term nasty surprise they use it with tech like they'll say the new Galaxy S10 has a nasty surprise the new iPhone 10 has a nasties broadcast keep saying it's hilarious it's almost like there's a form letter and they just whatever Xbox stick it in there now to surprise and it's it's 100% clickbait And it's Forbes and will you telling me that Forbes that was essentially as it's like use your contributions yeah get approved but there's a lot article that just get written about like the new video game today so take a clickbait title yeah it's almost like they have like a pattern that they just accepted is going to work but it's not a conspiracy it's just like minded people who are only ever around each other sharing the same things among each other but leaving all the same things and so you'll notice that certain words emerge specifically among certain groups you know like the left will you certain words and then if like learn-to-code doesn't appear that much and left-wing rhetoric but if the conservatives and the anti data tarian types understand what it is and so justification for Banning someone learn to code regardless of the contacts insane. Since it seems like you got one in particular is almost into Phentermine not almost that's indefensible absolutely like there's been people who are absolutely there was a lot of Venezuelan accounts that were banned and people read critical I saw Abby Martin was with criticizing this cuz they accused him of being government actors cuz they were Pro Venezuelan government but the most the one thing there's some Occupy Wall Street activists to Absolute test me they lie about me I do not like them for doing this they were banned abruptly for literally no reason and this is what more worrisome to me is that no one defended them knowing defended them because conservative certainly won't but neither will the mainstream you know ideological left these are activists for class issues for international issues there on the left squarely and they were accused of being Bots or something just it was just an Abrupt Purge of like 50 accounts and some of them were like Independence just wiped out and with no recourse no recourse now that that's over so yeah I mean at some point you have to realize how important Twitter is when the president is on it could you imagine if there was a physical space where where I was talkin and the president shows up and everyone keeps yelling at them and they're all talking because you had that lawsuit where they said it was a public forum imagine that happens and then a private private individual bars you from hearing with the president has to say right it's a complicated issue you know if you get a lot of people in Alexa and private businesses can do whatever they want that blew my mind because the left was usually about not letting massive multinational billion dollar corporations get away with surprising speech but that was another thing that people get pissed at me about Jack Dorsey and rightly so that he said that it's a human right that the alien kit online is human but the fact that he said it but yet always be poor band so write how would like to take away someone's human right there should be an agreed example mean it should be something quite meaning doxing someone like calling for violence like trying anybody but even then but clearly that's not the case if Kathy Griffin still online hold on you can kill a human being and get 25 years right good point so you can literally strip someone of their of their yes everything and still no be purged this post podcast I would really like to see if there's some sort of a path to Redemption like a you know for example for Milo mean like we talked about yesterday about Christian piccolini who was a white supremacist who realizes error of his ways and then became this activist Against Racism and now he gives me Ted speeches and him you know why I accepted by everyone as being this guy who's achieve Redemption and really understands the air if my husband for Life miles only like 34 years old right how old is Milo around there I hope I didn't make him older than he is probably mad but whatever it is like who's to say that Milo you know in three years from now won't have a change of heart or you know have a f****** acid trip or something to make like a different person but if you're banned for life are we always throwing people away tweet from I'm going to say I think it was Tyler the Creator where's that how is cyberbullying real just you know like close your eyes outside going I'm sorry man you want to ban hate speech I can understand I am no fan of a speech I think it's wrong I think you shouldn't know Target people for specific characteristics we should respect one another at the same time I'm also a human adult who understands sometimes people are mean you ever walked that you're going to let you know Subway in Los Angeles and some guy starts calling you all the names in the book we can do about it nothing that's just life people are mean sometimes I think you shouldn't your target people for for specific characteristics we can respect one another at the same time I'm also a human adult who understands sometimes people are mean you ever walked that you're going to let you know Subway in Los Angeles and some guy starts calling you all the names in the book we can do about it nothing that's just life people are mean sometimes they cross the line


    Joe Rogan & Tim Pool on Gavin McInnes and Context
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    and then you know what it was a label that was put on the Proud boys almost immediately right at their white supremacist even though there was people of color that were amongst the ranks and what they change the definition of racist know what the hole origin of The Proud boys has to do with him and and Gavin McGinnis Gavin McGinnis came up with it because of a guy that work there and they were doing it as a goof yeah and then it became a move and then became like anybody can join in the people that join they they took it into a radical way and then it became looking to beat up antifa and it's like f*** will Gavin's cross the line you know there is no point for your you mentioned Media Matters in a recent do you know that you're talking about Alex Jones I wouldn't use them as a source for anything that doesn't matter they Gavin McInnes where you can hear him saying these crazy things and your life will he said it right but it turns out some of the clutches like my dogs they make me do you really can't take the contacts out of things and these clips I understand what happens if in my videos I don't quote people anymore because people have taken me reading a newspaper and a tribute to me simply for reading someone else's quote and nobody said it that is a hilarious story and they told him contacts didn't matter so when he leaves the courtroom the reporter says you said this phrase when I'm not going to say and he says it's up to you if contact doesn't matter where I should be arrested too you know so so end up happening is these activist groups they take these quotes out of context but but admittedly I think that's fair to point out a lot of people recognize Gavin if it you can assume they were jokes or not doesn't matter if he said things that were over the borderline the main problem indefensible problem was the call the calling calling for violence and I don't think gallons like he's another one is like a pranksters I got punk rock style prankster and he likes to Burn It To The Ground yep and look I'm a fan of Gavin's interviews on YouTube where you kill he Hoodwinked people and is sitting down and talking to him or I don't even know if they're still out anymore but my life and figuratively if she was a left-wing individual he even though he was he asked you to come on and her friends basically just this about her immediately because she was talking to him because she sounded an unintelligent I don't know if you have this issue but for the longest time it's it's it's substantially harder to interview someone on the ideological left than anyone else right so I recently reached out to a few night I regularly work at people cuz I don't want to drag people but weeks trying to organize a meeting with some of these personality progressives on the left we really even even people who like that message from people saying yeah man I watch herself all the time but hold on let me let me think about it and talk to some people first I'm not saying they're doing it because they are you know skittish or it's just harder it's a lot harder when they're probably more cautious especially if you know what you're where your ideology stand is ambiguous so they're trying to figure it out oh yeah if you know even even David David sometimes people on Twitter calling them all weird or intellectual dark web Jimmy Dore is an interesting character I really like that, he's such an interesting guy he's very smart but he's not he's like he's an angry Lefty but you know like buddy defense rain gear outside of the interview of course really all that surprising and then we start talking and I said how you feel about these people dressed in all black and you know are fighting people and causing problems all that's terrible as I get it you think so really it's actually I'm surprised because often when people wearing you know fully mashed up with communist stuff they're typically in favor of the by any means that you have by any means necessary strategies and he was like no way man that's wrong I don't like you don't then I don't care I don't care if you're whatever as long as I've known for carrying who thinks you have the right to beat other people to instill your ideology on them or use manipulative force or coercion or extortion like so let me let me let me let me talk about what I think what we're seeing with Twitter might be one of the biggest problems ever Twitter YouTube Facebook or where we exist socially politically it's where ideas are exchanged it's where we learn about who we're going to vote for why we won't vote for somebody when you ban somebody you Exile them are we exist socially politically it's where ideas are exchanged it's where we learn about who we're going to vote for a while we won't vote for somebody when you ban somebody you Exile them they're no longer part of that conversation so they're very much so told you are outside city the city walls right you can't come in you can't talk to us there's nothing you can do about it but anyway when you realize the rules are actually bent the other slanted in a certain direction you can then predict where things are going


    Joe Rogan - Milo Yiannopoulos Has Been Removed From the Conversation
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    yes you do black people people one was very very weird there was looking for a reeny here's the other part of it you know what he ultimately got in trouble air quotes for was him talking about the positive experiences that he had as a young man being molested cuz I think it still on YouTube cuz it was it Breitbart the left fire equip Breitbart you know I see all these journalists saying like Milo is gone Milo is whining and he's no more I'm like dude got like six million followers across his Instagram is YouTube in his Facebook he posts all the time he's on the public conversation as much as he was before because they've got through them I like a Lifeline I'm talking about you but here's my point he's not saying that men should go have sex with younger boys who was basically saying that it could be a positive experience it was for him I don't want to think about what happened in that capacity was if I said when I was 13 a 21 year old girl fondled me do you think I get in trouble if I said it was awesome but I wouldn't know my brother was pointing out cuz of Law & Order SVU is basically on 24/7 like 98% of episodes will never about women never about men being with him sometimes they are but he was like I just realized that and I was like I think it's fairly obvious a lot of people like you mentioned if you said it nobody would care but mine was gay until it becomes you know something for him yes yeah yeah it's some we need some kind of clear guidelines right where are you can operate inside these guidelines and all's Fair it's just I mean to be allowed to operate you don't even think so I'll tell you I'll tell you something after this is over and we'll find out if it's about something but you know it's on there see you in a bit list I don't know exactly when it happened I think Campbell was on The Man Show he dressed like a basketball player and Jimmy Fallon just like Chris Rock Jesus did it I think she addressed it though everybody nobody loses their minds nobody loses their minds over that because they're on the left you think I don't know I don't know honestly I would say that's probably some kind of trouble basketball player emojis and Jimmy Fallon just like Chris Rock Jesus Sarah Silverman did it I think she address it though everybody nobody loses their minds nobody loses their minds over that because they're on the left you think I don't know I don't know honestly I would say to an extent that's probably some kind of trouble by us the high school yearbooks from 55 year old people if you lost the plot of Lost


    Sam Harris - Taking the Redpill on Freewill | Joe Rogan
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    go on on free will makes you much more forgiving of a lot of the stuff you see just everyone is an open system no one offered themselves no one created themselves no one no one can directly regulate the effect of every influence that they had or didn't have it was like it you are the totality of what brought you here the universe is sorta just pushed you to this point in time and the only thing you've got is your brain and its states and that is that is based on your genes and the totality of environmental influences use you as a system have have had working on you up until this moment and so the next words that come out of your mouth are part of that process now some people find this to be a frankly demoralizing picture by the time you're telling me to tell me I'm just a robot but you're a robot that is open continuously open to influence influence of internally based on its own processes and it's like there's top-down control of unity of function in the brain to your your emotional life say and you're continually open to the influences of culture right now the other cultures is assistant that you're interacting within each moment and whatever is getting in can change you in radical ways very quickly there's no telling how much you can change on the basis of one new idea coming your way right I know I would argue that the that process of change and if I say something that changes your view on anything that's not evidence of free will that is evidence of just more causality I mean if I get you to see something that you didn't see before you're not responsible for the fact that you didn't see in a moment before and you're not responsible for the fact that you now see it is just like the Domino's just kept falling right but it does give you this far more patient sense of one just it just have created this odious Behavior in the world right like like you can everything on some level is more of a force of nature then it is something that you need to take personally so I guess there's a hurricane blowing outside we don't respond to it the same way we would respond to you know al-qaida and dropping a bomb on us right through you might in Mike made the same amount of damage but in the latter case where we have an identifiable identifiable agent right we feel like an hour in the presence of Hugh evil and we have to go kill these m************ right now we may have to kill them right because that may be the only way of putting out this this stopping the damage they are committed to causing but and we would kill hurricanes if we could kill them right and we would do you know we would nullify them but the feeling we have in both cases is very different the feeling you have attributing ultimate authorship to a person's behavior is super narrow psychologically and ethically and it's you know the feeling of Vengeance right like like you don't you don't you haven't you this feeling of engine to so natural to get triggered in response to a person it's not natural in response to a wild animal who may have done something terrible writing me like you would like examples of this where people have taken Vengeance on animals and it just looks like a kind of moral turn on the part of the people who did it is a famous picture of a an elephant that got hung from a railroad crane I think back in the twenties right side like a visit to the circus elephant escaped and it ran you know Rampage to the streets and trampled let you know a few people and the and the people in the in the town I don't know where this was as a Baltimore someplace or so outraged that they've decided to Lynch the elephant right like and yet that's there's something uncanny about that to the misappropriation of agencies and what what is it what is a mistreated circus elephant going to do when it gets out and is terrified and trying to get away from people so we have a very different set of books we keep ethically for humans and some of it's understandable some of its inevitable but a lot of it gives us more illusions that we don't need to have and it gives it gives us a kind of just an inability to take stock of all the variables that are actually guide in human behavior and react to them and mitigate them and disincentivize them intelligently and Punishment make sense not because people really really deserve at bottom whatever their punishments are it doesn't make sense in a in a record retributive Paradigm it makes sense if it if it's the best tool to discourage dangerous behavior and it works right so it's like you know over things I can't control well that's stupid right because if you eat as much as you punish them that you're not going to you're not going to moderate the behavior they have to punish the people for things that are actually under voluntary control and it only it only makes sense if it's the only tool to do the job and if the moment you hadn't brought this up last time we spoke about free will but this is really that's what a reductio certain of it where most people are on this topic the moment we really understand human evil at the level the brand Emily understand psychopathy so maybe that's not the totality of evil but certainly Center the bullseye that's governed by genes and environment and we can we can actually intrude at the level the brain to mitigate it to like disease and injuries syndrome right that we can fix unless it's a very simple fix I'll save the pill right besides just a neurotransmitter imbalance in the presence of that breakthrough we will feel very differently about that species of human evil we will not judge it in the same way will it because what will happen is you'll give people the pill and they'll say f*** I can't believe I was that dangerous a****** like thank you for like like I I'm as horrified by who I was before you cured me as you were right and it is so so so suck psychopathy in the presence of a cure for it would look much more like diabetes than it looks like evil in the present case and people aren't imagining what it would like it would be like to be there what it would be like to actually fully understand the under underlined neurophysiology here and actually have something that means there's no guarantee we'll be able to to deal with it in a simple way but it's certainly possible and I mean the classic example is just you like the Charles Whitman example where you have a brain tumor that's causing this aberrant behavior in that case everyone everyone sees okay this is not evil this is a brain tumor. C Tower shooter gas and so but in the same way that a brain to tumors exculpatory there I think a full understanding of the the punchline neurology would be Excel pittore again it doesn't mean you in the meantime before you before we get there we obviously we have to lock up dangerous people if there's no way to to help them but the more we see the causes the more we review this in terms of just sheer bad luck right like there are there people who when they're adults are quintessentially evil who we who and they provoke the Great feeling of Vengeance from us but if you just walk back there timeline you recognize it as they were four years old at one point right they were the four-year-old who was destined to become this terrible person it's an unlucky four-year-old so at what point where is the bright-line that says okay here's the point where it's appropriate to just hate this person to feel no compassion and it on the other side of this line you should just feel compassion because this person unlucky there is no such line and a complete understanding of this life line in in scientific terms would obliterate any line you think you have right it would just be this Cascade of causation and you do adding random this to the picture doesn't help right it's just a random this is Justina somebody's in your brain rolling Dice and influencing your behavior that way well that's that doesn't give you the free will people think they have so there isn't ironically there what seems on some level deflation Arie of the of the the the gravitas of the human spirit for people opens the door to at least in my view a far more ethical and tolerant and patient and understanding view of of human failings and human Frailty have a conversation about what's pragmatic itworks what helps people change like in this this person over here is doing terrible things is there something we can do to make him a better person well if there is let's do that without all the Judgment wouldn't it be amazing if that's how we treated these public shaming events like wouldn't wouldn't it be amazing if we gave someone an opportunity to say this is this is what I did this is how awful I feel about this I would never do that again I'm a different person that was 20 years ago whatever we have and and have everybody join in hey anyone could be you thank you for being honest about who you are now thank you for evolving thank you for expressing yourself in a way that maybe other people who have also committed really just unsavory or just unfortunate things in the past and Fortune axe in the past day can feel relieved by the fact that you grown and evolved to become a better person and that you're at your a different thing now and you are the product of all of your experiences you're not your this one thing you're not stuck in who you were when you were 16 years old what if you were Marky Mark and you hit that guy with a stick whatever you know whatever he did you know you're not stuck in that spot forever these don't Maradona Scarlet Letter it's going to a mark on your forehead that you keep for Life incident which I find so interesting is that there is a case where and what he's revealing about himself is is pretty amazing rise like it it's like he just decided okay we we need a Truth and Reconciliation Commission for who I used to be right now and just volunteered this and for me like I like you know I don't actually understand that State of Mind of the many different states of mind that I can understand it's really understand what it's like to want to harm somebody and you notice feel Vengeance and all that but the instrumental violence piece I don't understand I've never felt like okay type of person wronged me or someone close to me so anytime any person of that type will do right like that but that is such a problem the world over in human history that it is it is just fascinating ethically for someone of his stature to reveal that about himself and he put it in terms of of of honor and it was like I wasn't on and this is what bit is what what is so dysfunctional about honor culture see more in the South than anywhere else in the country and is what you see basically everywhere you go in the Middle East is Justin this is what Islam inculcate to a degree that's fairly unmatched in in its Community this notion of honor is does link up with this tendency to find satisfaction in instrumental violin so I can put but when you when you try to run that software on my brain that just looks like Madness are the idea that any other person will do right of a certain type that's just you know I don't read resumes not at all right and so it's just damn interested in the fact that the lesson being taken from this seems to be this is this should be the end of your career for having talked about this in the way is there some part of the story that I've gotten wrong or not missing or missing but it seemed to me that he was always counting this in the horror and amazement appropriate to the to the disclosure like he can't believe he wasn't happening this state of consciousness and you know it's just an amazing thing to reveal about yourself so yeah and I'm sure he regrets every second of it someone with a lot to lose should be able to say you know how ugly a human mind can be this is an experience I had this is who I was and you know how much I have to live for and how much I have to lose we have to talk about this kind of mania they can get humming on a human brain right right we see this 8 every time you open the paper you see someone in the grip of this kind of thing right it even happened to me right I think it's an amazing we have to talk about this kind of mania they can get humming on a human brain right right we see this 8 every time you open the paper you see someone in the grip of this kind of thing right it even happened to me right I think it's an amazing conversation to start in the fact that the result is just you know and an auto defay is is is the problem we're trying to find a way through it


    Sam Harris - Human Intuition is Pretty Reliable | Joe Rogan
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    saying I got in trouble or one of my podcast guess Gavin de Becker security Guru on my podcast talking about the Primacy of of intuition here like our intuitions are actually really good for detecting something that makes us uncomfortable about another person right and this is this becomes Politically Incorrect really fast right because it is like you know if you see a guy on an elevator who makes you uncomfortable in a Gavin's advice and I think I think the real Saint advice is just don't get on but there many people who get on just because they want to prove they're not racist right or they're not getting so I can and I actually know someone who was in a situation like that and didn't work out well and so maybe intuition is bad for so many things we we have terrible intuitions for statistics and probability theory on the side where do I need a hole Sears & Noble prices have been won on you know who people like you know Danny conoman have shown us how is not only that our intuitions are bad for for these judgments but they're reliably bad and we can understand there's a structure to help out there but for judging people who are dangerous to give us the guy who makes make the hair stand up on the back of your neck for reasons we can't understand near where the eye contact was wrong or the or the or that you're still the way they were little you know what I mean just like I was called a witness check you don't like someone comes up to you and engages you and then they will look to they just look to check for Witnesses right now like that people don't wear that that's even a thing right but when they like that body language is very Salient to us and and there are hundreds of things like that that we immediately feel that the prompt you know an intuitive response and that these are intuitions that are from self-defense point of your worth listening to it cuz the worst case scenario is you wind up being a little rude there but people are people are very dogmatically being trained to ignore those kind of those kind of intuition but when you meet someone you go with those person feels dangerous like what is that what's happening gaze detection is a big one we wait and what people do with their eyes as it is a major variable and just how we feel that you know the relationship is going but it's micro Expressions that we notice in people that we're not aware of noticing you know is not well understood and we're bad judges of whether someone is telling the truth and that's what this has been fairly well studied and their people who and even people work for the FBI or not you know much better than chance and detecting whether somebody is lying but there's just we get so much information by being a body language and being in somebody's present and we get it so fast that it's again and what do we understand you're not their evolutionary reasons why this is so I mean if we evolved for anything as social primates we have evolved to detect stuff that just is a precursor to Violent intent in another's right I think it's just gaze or do you think you could send the energy to someone there certain movements that people make when they're thinking about hitting you oh yeah yeah yeah certain like there's a pulled back ring or a bow like a feeling you get around people that are looking to hit people it would get all of that still Vision but there's you know who knows we're detecting pheromones really am detecting people's level of stress and we just have to end up there but this is beyond just physical violence this is just you know detecting Psychopaths who are manipulative men are there ways to spot people lying images to eat another bite their tails like you know too much information you don't like people who are giving you Superfluous is Superfluous information as if overcorrection they're anticipating that you're going to doubt their story and so they're filling in like blanks that you don't even need filled in right and it ended submitted her patterns to choose her to do that but then again we pick up on a lot of stuff without conscious where it was going on we just know that it's like not a person I want to spend any more time with right but you know so there may be more of a literature on this and then I know about but a lot of this is not well understood and we have people like Paul Ekman have done a lot of stuff on my micro Expressions that goes back probably 30 years at this point and you're there are people who are outliers were great at detecting micro-expressions were they really I really just don't understand what's going on but it's not a jaguar in NAIA eventually will be if it is not there already will be much better than we are doing this I'm so scared of that I'm so scared of them getting that wrong because they remind me of microaggressions which is one of the one of the weird or social justice Warrior things like things used to be just flights were similar just like slightly rude not not even / just like where do you come from right are there already will be much better than we are doing this I'm so scared of that I'm so scared of them getting that wrong because they remind me of microaggressions which is one of the one of the weird or social justice Warrior things like things used to be just flights were someone was just like slightly rude not not even slap just like where do you come from right


    Tim Pool Gives His Take on Universal Basic Income | Joe Rogan
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    what do you think about artificial intelligence and water fish intelligence and Automation and the removal of all these jobs is a real concern that a lot of people have and then the the way to mitigate it that's being bandied about is universal basic income that they would give you a certain amount of money and I think the idea that everyone would get it even wealthy people get it and that would be the only way to make it fair but where the f*** is that money coming from and then what do you think about it I don't I don't think it's feasible at least right now I do believe that on a technological level we will eventually reach a Star Trek kind of future where it's not about communism it's literally like we have scarcely is gone like that replicators I want to come to Universal basic income people need to understand some basic economic principles if everybody gets $1,000 okay that's three hundred million thousand dollars right right but it's not everybody's everybody's working age yes does hydroquinone I want a burger shop I need to hire someone to flip Burgers so I say we pay ten bucks an hour it's I thought I saw a lot but we're small business we can't really afford to pay more than a thousand bucks a month you know if if you know that not really will the ideas that the thousand bucks a month so you get you get to keep and then the other one to ten bucks an hour I don't care where I was when I was when I was 17 18 work for American Eagle Airlines I was looking like 50,000 I was getting ten bucks an hour. Know a whole life so I was certainly a shape but if you get if you told me hey you know how you're making less than a thousand bucks a month working full-time after taxes how about we just give you a thousand bucks I bet you know some positives that people will pursue their passions but hold on how many people do you know want to be Comedians and then a funny thing you're not good at how many people are really good at copying carp pro football players how many people are really good at being teachers but want to be a famous actor so what do you think would be some sort of an appropriate response to Automation and artificial intelligence me you can't just have millions and millions of people just have nowhere meow and that's that's it about this kind of stuff with my friends while they were stoned the philosophical consequences of technological innovation it is not the postmaster's fault that he spent 30 years becoming the best of the best and working the post office that technology emerged that is going to displace him and make him and put him in the Poorhouse when I was about 19 years old I was skateboarding down on Chicago and I saw an old black homeless man and I had some leftover food and I was like hey what's up dude you want some food and I was just like I asked you a question homeless and he said you know what man he's like I think it was like 60 something he said I have a job I worked all day everyday at a family eventually you know my my didn't have kids my friend start to get old and move on I lost touch the bottom some of them died and one day I got told that my job wasn't needed anymore and so I can do anything when I'm playing for a little bit but my you know the job I was good at didn't exist right eye camera calculate 14 years ago but he was like so everywhere I went I said y'all I'll do anything I'll do anything but even this small jobs that pay a little bit to flip Burgers weren't enough to cover my rent after a few months I could I got evicted then because I don't have a place to live I couldn't go to the job I did have sorry sleeping outside and I've been here ever since I'm like I said you know and that's that's that's a sad reality what you do I don't know why I believe in some kind of social policy people vote for sure you know if we have a real Community you would help out the people that are in your community if you don't like the violence are libertarian left on like the libertarian left quadrant are pot-smoking hippies live on farms and Arco Vitamix ton of sense when it's you and your buddies working together on a farm sharing responsibilities it doesn't make sense for a community of 300 million people and you have to trade extremely specific resources to make a computer happen right at that point you need to go to quantify the value of specific objects and that's why communism doesn't work for massive on that scale but I will say when artificial intelligence a different conversation you know people who do the opioid crisis I could be wrong I read that there was a connection between unemployment from these factories getting shut down and depressed dudes popping pills there was a masculinity report was published by Harry's the shaving company and they said the over the overwhelming majority of what contributes to a man's happiness is gainful employment like 80% so what happens when a factory shuts down you got a bunch of young dudes who want to do something they want to matter but they can't there's no do something they want to matter but they can't there's no there's nowhere to go any more special in the small town but I know you weren't man Percocets feel real good yeah those drugs I feel fantastic but they'll kill you so that's why I think this contributes to the popularity of Bernie Sanders and Trump they talked about the working-class to talk about these free trade agreements hurting people they talked about getting the factories back together and that means a lot to people who have been popping pills who are depressed or sad and scared that's a lot of people in this country


    Leftist Racism is the Real Threat | Joe Rogan and Tim Pool
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    it mention alt right balance all that often but then you have to realize the arthritis tiny tiny tiny tiny they're there where they've admitted defeat you know Richard Spencer said I think he said this at Santee for 1 or something no one showed up he had an event for 11 people shut up I'm not worried about that guy I'm worried about these Fringe ideologies that are racist intolerant and Weiland slowly seeping into our culture like when you see politicians openly Embrace like race-based government policy it really was worried man you know my I think I have this perspective growing up in a mixed-race family where I've been insulted by the left for being white and I've been insulted by far-right racist for being you no money and so I don't like either of it I really don't but the white supremacist types are falling apart and they don't threaten me anymore they disobey is don't but the left-wing racism and the endings ideas of racial equity in and determining what you're worth based on the color of your skin are becoming more and more pervasive the lawsuit with Harvard that that Asians have a harder standard Pauper standard for getting in even though Asians are smaller minority than white people why does that make sense why should I have to approach someone and justify my race them that terrifies me it really does and we we see Kirsten gillibrand tweet the future is intersectional Will intersectionality is that ideology of of race-based policy that says racial equity color of their skin. The kind of talked against Trump re-elected and that's my biggest pet peeves because I think we can do a lot for a public option for expanding Medicaid have a green New Deal at its core to me is fascinating can can the government you know can we allocate tax money to invest in new technologies Fusion nuclear and reduce carbon emissions and do great things can we make high-speed rails but then when you come out and say the unwilling and these other equities things and intersectionality I'm like that's that's not that's not what I'm talking about I can't support that the unwilling is the most Preposterous one the idea that someone's unwilling to work again to provide them with a living as that's Insanity I mean that's the ultimate Progressive Bend but another where it keeps going where the turnout Progressive the next Concept in a socialist or communist Society Society exists where you expect people to undertake the greatest construction project in history a massive train Network that makes all planes obsolete but the same time tell people don't have to work if they want money that's what we're saying is like as these ideologies getting more and more ridiculous they try to out Progressive the next step like it's a fundamental right for you to earn a living and N pew pew research recent Powerball last couple weeks ago Democrat the Democratic party 54% one more moderate policies so I'm I found that bracket but still you still have them on 43 or so more leveling policy so that means the party split and so here's the problem I see if you're going to put me up Interstate image got a boat you have to have to make a choice you've got a moderate conservative who believes things I really don't agree with but he doesn't want to give money to people don't work and he doesn't believe in identitarian politics and race Equity or whatever and then you got the Democrats were so far left to me I can't even see them anymore who do you think you know social liberals and liberals vote for the closest person to them politically will be at that's what scares me you know we had this great future with a potential for a public option for expanding Medicaid for I mean look I really do believe social programs are important we can do more I like a lot of what Bernie has to say I think we need to reform education but I think education could be expanded again I'm interested in your ideas I want to advocate for them but we need to figure out how to do it but my pilot like where I fit politically I'm politically homeless I don't agree with someone judging me based on my race I've been through that hell no never again people vandalizing my home because didn't like that around mom and white dad I don't want to live in that world I don't want you to look me in the eyes and say people look at this way when it comes to Harvard I want you to look into the eyes of a little Asian boy and say honey you can't go to Harvard your Asian you look too much like those people how does that make sense why is it that just because this kid looks similar to this kid you're going to tell him he has a harder standard for Pat for the SATs to get into the school I just I refuse


    Tim Pool on Paul Joseph Watson and His Trip to Malmö, Sweden | Joe Rogan
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    you know I don't know if you know but all in the world to stand up comedy used to be Progressive and liberal like like weird coffee shop type rooms it was all comedy didn't even use that term anymore right because it is so toxic I invented a zeppelin like a blimp yes yeah it's funny right what Wikipedia said I was Bryan Callens brother for nothing when I went to Sweden I specifically stated let me let me let me let me backup Paul Joseph Watson of Infowars put out a call saying I challenge any journalist to spend a weekend in Malmo and I'll cover your costs everybody's bombarding him pay me pay me and he's kind of just ignoring it you better pay you promised I had already set up a GoFundMe for the project before I bleed was before he knows I made a video about it saying Donald Trump's Ex-Wives you were going to go to the story when I saw he made this call I think was actually Emily noticed it I said hey I'll do it and he was like something like I was just taking the piss but yeah sure I'll send you a donation and I laughed and I was like he wants to throw my GoFundMe people then claimed I was I went there because Paul just he donated about 9% of our total fun that we raised and I was already planning on going there Wikipedia there was a challenge on my Wikipedia page where they said someone said you wrote Temple went there because it's all just watching challenge into that's not true what's your proof this YouTube video from Temple where he says we've already arranged this we are not going here because of Paul Joseph Watson the response that's not a reliable source someone came back with a reliable source Huffington Post article that quoted my YouTube video house that I understand why couldn't you just take my word for it why did you have to get Huffington Post to just quote me that was apparently so that's because what happens then if you're conservative and a bunch of friends who work for Bears news organizations all at the same time right 10 articles and Joe Rogan is all right now Wikipedia 10 articles pop up immediately saying this is a fact 10 different organizations have written it and there it is in your in your page and the crazy thing is the UK does all the time you know they call various personalities alt-right they call Sargon they called dankula just go to Wikipedia and look up the Confederate it's like literally about a white ethnostate these people of denounce this and you know it's like with with Sargon of akkad it was a really fascinating phenomenon on patreon we're all of a sudden these left-wing Outlets said sorry banned for going after the alt right and I'm like oh hold on you've written in the past that he was all right when you say you like the media is not the one some people who is there conveniently destroyed through that there are some people who write the problem is if I'm if I name these people they're going to they're going to point their pens in my direction and all these things are going to swing at me and nothing to is what's really important is the actual reality of how it was done there are I really want to name his organization that are just so over-the-top I roll my eyes


    Tim Pool on His Brother's Epic 'High Times' Troll | Joe Rogan
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    blurry it's hard to see the troll sometimes oh yeah and so that therein lies the big problem I mean my brother might be one of the most notorious throng word because he he like my brother cloned website website write the article about how a new strain of marijuana was discovered cannabis Australia's he said that he was the at the University of Sydney or something like that who is dating pop star Meghan Trainor just the most ridiculous thing and that he said we need to find a female plant so far as we have it's groundbreaking it's so it was very clever thing he bought a domain name that was something like come guest. Info that the URL he then created a subdomain so it's like you know just hypothetically CNN.com guest the average person Jesse CNN.com they assume I don't know how he shared it but he makes this whole it's a ridiculous man I got to say if you thought it was real big I got a bridge to sell you High Times picked it up 50,000 shares break through new strain of marijuana covered my brother is laughing the whole time and I was like you know for sure but I try my best to be rational editing videos making a murderer closest possible he made another video where and it's crazy cuz he tries to make sure people that sits over the top he made a video where it's a van getting pulled over it looks like a police dashcam and then the cop walks up to the car check the guys license walks back and the driver releases pot on a balloon and an airplane with a mustache like he's exposing his drugs with helium balloons to the fly away and then the cop runs up firing gun that it this thing. Hundreds of millions of views it was on Facebook app it was like he made it for years ago or something and I saw an Instagram like 2 weeks ago and I was like dude and I showed him people think it's real like it's it's the craziest you know yeah I don't know so much stuff that is real it's so hard to differentiate what I mean hold on like the high times like when they did this they said they play when it corrected the article thing was a hoax they said we wanted to call for verification but we thought the story was too hot to pass out or something and I saw an Instagram like 2 weeks ago and I was like dude and I showed him people think it's real cuz I guess it's the craziest you know yeah I don't know so much f***** up stuff that is real it's so hard to differentiate what I mean hold on like what it's like when they did this they said they pay when they corrected the article thing was a hoax they said we wanted to call for verification but we thought the story was too hot to pass up


    America Meddles in Elections, Too | Joe Rogan and Tim Pool
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    weapons deal Saudi Arabia Commando raids in Yemen A little girl got killed and I've been for the most part very very critical of him and any other Administration who engages and regime change Foreign Wars and look I got to say you know when it comes to domestic issues I'm not that's not my wheelhouse when it comes to foreign policy stuff only a little bit like I've been to some countries that experienced but really you know on the ground cultural between you know people is more my thing by know more about foreign policy than domestic and when I see Trump's foreign policy I was very critical of it but I will point out withdrawing from Syria I'm a fan I understand a lot more than probably the average person does some of the issues surrounding Syria Russia the Qatar turkey Pipeline and things but typically I think it's usually a bad idea when the u.s. involved itself in foreign foreign interests and tries engaging in his regime change change strategies to build allies but one of the things that really blew my mind is I saw survey it was it was going on and you love George W bush you know something something that affects and they're they're eaten retrospect like yeah like today and there's a video of him like having a piece of candy to Michelle Obama and everyone is going viral people are laughing about I'm like what's a hold hands that's crazy but what happened it's wrong and you got a lot of like mainstream like that's crazy to me but you know all my activist friends we've never been in favor that stuff you've always opposed that's always been the last position and now I'm seeing people who claim to be on the left support multinational businesses as private businesses do whatever they want meeting with social media thanks but there's been a couple people have been like for some reason Twitter decided to inform me of this and then it's it's it's a multinational what let's let's talk about the apocalypse that you've got a platform where a public discourse is happening where the left has repeatedly said that Russians used it to manipulate our elections where one of its biggest investors is a Saudi Prince or something that affect and they're banning people above a certain will pose a certain ideological bent that sounds like a democratic crisis right if if this is where the public sphere is if you you know you said mine was no longer in the conversation you know he's banned from Puerto Rico's got money the followers Twitter Twitter really is important president is there so if you start removing people you got for an interest to a mistaken when Twitter is doing yeah they can seriously influence our elections you know they are move into what most really crazy New York Times reported there's a group best flagged the Republicans in Alabama with fake Twitter accounts they made to convince the media Russians were propping up the campaign of Roy Moore so basically this cord to their times as all fact this is big see the documents they reported that Democratic operatives smeared false flag campaign to make it appear like the Russians were popping up Republicans and the national media in the US ran with it how that's not a crime is beyond me that's interfering election and We Know It And this group is is still being sighted are smearing Tulsi gabbard right NBC news article came out saying that Russians are enough taken notice of her campaign same group still running the story that's not the crime is my glock but the New York Times reported it so it's at this point it's like I mean I mean I don't think we have to be aware there's so much manipulation going on right now from almost every angle oh yeah I mean what's hilarious is that people look at what's going on with Russian troll factories and you know the way they're trying to influence our elections that it's particularly egregious it plus and I'm pretty sure we we learned about the us doing it well before we doing it


    The Worrisome Implications of Mumkey Jones' YouTube Ban | Joe Rogan and Tim Pool
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    too because I think a lot of people immediately assume that come on here and start way to my arms they're screaming their bias against conservatives what I think I did but YouTube is is is is a bit different YouTube does it has demonetized LGBT content and YouTube has said that these topics are not suitable for all advertisers because of sexuality they have Target many left-wing channels there are a lot of non-mainstream left-wing you know how it looks sometimes outright ban for demonetizing I think they've made a state what was the the policy that it's essential things that are political correct where are they they really there's no there's not real open competition in terms of like another like a parallel competitor I don't think they will be but but here's the thing I I think you just got a bunch of really bad things I'm going to give a very important shot to Monkey Jones who was wrongly terminated from YouTube for highly dubious reasons he is a dark, dark, dark comic he had hundreds of thousands of followers he made jokes about things are school shootings very dark stuff but it was clearly mocking somebody who is mocking Elliot Rodger is making jokes about it and in fact some of his videos were approved manually for monetization but for some reason YouTube just like him up one day gone so I set up a new channel and said okay you know we're not going to do that anyway they got rid of him he's effectively off of YouTube and he was like a well-known funny guy he wasn't breaking the rules he wasn't but they still deleted deleted his channel so they got rid of him he's effectively off of YouTube and he was like let me know well known funny guy he wasn't breaking the rules he wasn't but they still deleted deleted his channel so I bring him up because I think it's worrisome that yes without an alternative your career has wiped out in a second with no recourse and no reason why and the response they give you is it's our platform and you'll hear people say


    Joe Rogan on the Jeff Bezos and National Enquirer Situation
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    oh yeah Jeff Bezos man crazy is the National Enquirer allegedly we should say allegedly I believe allegedly I want to get sued tried to extort him and it's about the Jamal khashoggi investigation from The Washington Post it to that about it so I'm not as versed like I haven't read if the store I think it's from the week we're running Pharaoh says that they approached him and and you know what pressure on him as well but interesting thing is when I read that story I kind of laughed because I was like Amber Cocker member when it public when they how did Peter Thiel and then yes you know these people Really Brave to go and try and drag them but did they can use this to extort him so that he doesn't he takes the Washington Post or damped attempting to get him to take the Washington Post and remove a legitimate news story about an actual murder I don't trust the Washington Post but you know that's an aside yeah if you know Brands they're scared they're scared so you look at what happens with some of these Twitter accounts that will lead campaigns where they incorrect other followers send emails at sits it's not the same as blackmail by no means but when you know there's an attack Vector like you know what is that wild sardines company they don't want to deal with a brigade from activists you tweeted them your fancy of them and Emily cancel on your show and it doesn't value unless you do something unless you say something less you just about something you know so sounds worse when it wouldn't win a National Enquirer allegedly you know tries to extort Jeff Bezos the crazy thing about it is alleged again allegedly that the investigator I think they miss Becker was entertaining the possibility had a government entity intercepted the texts the nude selfies windows but I did see another journalist tweet that they're not entertaining that they're not pursuing it or just a thought so maybe it's not real undercut screengrabs of her phone it was really interesting when they so sad because he owns the post People for People presume he's their Enemy Bring up to when it comes to like Banning Alex Jones just because someone reporting something doesn't mean they're advocating for it but sometimes they are it's like if you understand the new ones in that you know but yeah I mean could you imagine what would happen if Bezos shut up the Washington Post story just tell their story it's almost impossible to so unrealistic but maybe there's more to it I mean yeah that they're the real the in this is the big conspiracy theory was that you know Trump always calls him Jeff Bozo someone from that side is involved in this yeah I probably should we just shows you how crazy digital media is I've been digital things like sending things through the air and it says that people can get intercepted that's why you know what when I mentioned earlier the title for Civil War I don't know what could look like this could be it could be special interest using information it's the information more people talk about I was thinking about this a while ago it's like men why why did people shoot each other hundred years ago but like they wanted to gain control they wanted they want to centralize power or they wanted to push it on and ideology or government to expand their power you don't need to shoot somebody to that you just need to convince them you're right or you need to get them to fight each other but we've learned through if you trust the reporting and it's hard to know what's real or not that the Russian campaigns were not only promoting Trump supporters but they're promoting black lives matter why the fight recently with this woman let me let me get her name so I can is see if you can find a Jamie to call the information War that's the name of the podcast but they were they were doing all sorts of different things like not just trying to Renee diresta the rest and I'm working on getting her down here soon that they were they also had like Texas culture they had yet men's rights they have even organized Facebook campaigns were they had a pro Texas group and they pro-muslim group meet across the street from each other I mean they're they're sowing seeds of dissent like organizing it and I think I'd be willing to entertain the possibility that but we call the culture War today was seated specifically by special interests potentially Rush up nothing to do about it it's done you know when when people adopt an ideology you can't easily break that and some people refuse to cross that divide yeah but it's just so funny how many different ways they were attacking us they had a blue lives matter group and black lives matter groups and they put people. Each other and one of the big ones they did was they they targeted African-Americans and we're trying to get them to vote for anyone other than Hillary and this is like an engineer campaign to Jill Stein's our vote and like we can't vote for Hillary like Hillary is not supported we can't vote for Hillary and they've made it very tribal the first thing we have to we have to assume that it was effective what we view in the culture war was exacerbated by these campaigns we don't know what we don't know to what extent they had an influence over the us but I will say I think it's fair to point out they play roll and then we can see what happens Charlottesville you know you know where we can see the dramatic escalation where you end up with some crazy guy associated with you know white nationalism Ramen the car into a bunch of protesters people get riled up to a point is a really great video called this video cute angry by cgp grey where he talks about how these groups they argue amongst each other not against each other they make each other angry by posting images of the other there certain subreddits why don't you know but they'll post memes not stop attacking a particular politician they're not arguing with the left or the right there arguing to themselves about what's wrong with the other and so these groups grow and get angry angrier and then when they finally meet in the real world angry by posting images of the other there's certain subreddits why don't you know star Brigade but they'll post memes not stop attacking a particular politician they're not arguing with the left or the right there arguing to themselves about what's wrong with the other until these groups growing angrier and angrier and then when they finally meet in the real world you get extreme violence so it's very possible to see those communities and real people up push these things


    How Digital Media Companies Inflate Numbers to Get Investors | Joe Rogan & Tim Pool
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    today's traffic assignment so I know you asked me this they're fighting for their life it's a serious issue but I just like to point out their lives never existed in the media space. Please explain that because that was one of the more most Illuminating aspects of our conversation on the phone yeah it's a publicly known but not talk about a whole lot that needs media organizations mostly these digital new startups don't actually get a lot of views so what they do is it's called traffic assignment there's a company called comscore that tracks the did the viewership the unique music sites have if you're trying to attract investment and you say we get 20 million views per month they're going to say that's cool but this I could 64 they do well there are some sites this is according to variety modern farmer.com what was that I have no idea I've never heard of it but there are many sites would you probably seen where it's like the top 25 celebrities who you know mess up their makeup yes you click the page and I'll show you a photo in order you got to click the next page that's that way turn Hue one person 225 unique views are 25 years I want a unique then accompany likewise for instance will buy the assignment of your traffic and a tribute to themselves so when the comscore numbers come out it will say all of those of yous from those clickbait sites are actually nice right. cuz someone they were buying traffic Simon from was like going through turmoil and shaking and being shaken up and another one of their traffic sign and partners switched to I think I got told NBC or something so what's happening well I can say a little bit there was a company that was a prominent digital news Outlet I knew someone there who was decently High out who told me our company is contemplating whether or not we should engage in traffic assignment to inflate our numbers and I said don't do it like that's wrong you. May said but we need investment so I wonder if it's a fraud but if comscore is is just rubbing the numbers together and I go to you and say according to comscore our Network brings in 60 million I didn't lie that's all true yes it's true so here's what happens these companies get massive investment they don't actually generate enough clicks are enough money then the investment ones out those jobs never existed those were those were padded by investors so kind of squirrelly collapses it seems like fraud that seems like if that was if you were doing that with the some text Doc yep yeah yep into the Securities problem that the mortgage-backed Securities yes. The better now to write about this all of these big companies is Big about the hundreds of millions of dollars $29 investment because they're seeing these numbers but underneath there's nothing there and that is crazy so if you're investing money so if you've got some some cash you've worked your ass off and you've generated a lot of money into the digital space we have a website that has million clicks and we're going to take that and then you find out you just got to f****** hosed how is that not fraud because buyer beware well because there's a law that legalized fraud you know nothing right now can do it and really you're getting modern for me it's f****** crazy Shady I'll tell you what I'll something else too and I say this with the utmost respect for for Shane Smith Vice we've been out for drinks they they flew me I love Shane he's cool dude but he's brilliant absolutely brilliant he's at he's a master of I don't know what you call it but it's a form of community and social engineering is something that I've been you know relatively well-versed in whether he knows it or not really really understand how people think and how to get them to do things so I'll give you an example I left the Voice in 2014 and after I left some of the people I had brought on the recommendation we're still there this buddy of mine says dude good news I'm going to be running I'm going to be helping produce the news program for the cable channel I was like wow congratulations to send me your moving work on the cable channel is it back in 2014 he does Weebly talk to you about we're getting a cable channel I'm going to work on the news channels like dude it was a Rogers deal the cable channels in Canada it wasn't a couple years later they got the US based Channel but what happened was a bunch of my friends work advice didn't know the cable channel that got was based in Canada but they believed they were going to be working on a cable channel in the US that's important because you need people to really want to work there be passionate and Shane was a master of giving you just enough in so that you believed in what you were doing without realizing exactly at that right and I think she ain't fantastic I don't blame him for this but it's whatever you get a bunch of employees who believe they're going to be on this big new American cable channel will she never said American he doesn't cable channel it's your fault for assuming it was going to be in America what that meant a lot to those employees so you're able to boost morale get everybody really excited until they find out in Canada and then they were like wait one he's he's bringing you really isn't your play Civilization the video game no fantastic I love this game I'm playing Civ 6 right now again and you can get they're called great people they're called great people that if you are enough points you'll get look at that you'll get like Galileo he'll appear in your civilisation Museum I firmly believe that in a hundred years the next election 50 you'll be able to earn a great Merchant to Shane Smith because of how like he was able to build this Empire he did it through very clever ways of basement and admittedly I really like the stuff they used to do back in the day guys wow he knows how to do it and then I'll bring them up is because the big story about traffic assignment was vice losing like 17% because of that practice they were doing so he really know how to do the smoke and mirrors you know when you look at the other when you look at how it pays out pans out to all the other news outlets and having it's laid off you have to you don't have to wonder why a thousand jobs I've got lost in the past week it's just investment money and once they reach their Threshold at all you know Came Crashing Down the modern farmer example like the modern farmer what is that I think it's the clicks just the fact that that you can actually buy those clicks and attribute them to something different and then you can tell people in the way all the time. Yeah I don't think this one is on par but make you have one YouTube channel 1000 Subs make 10 more a scholar self subscribe and I've got 10,000 Subs get it people and times and you've got you go around telling people I got 10,000 subscribers when in reality it's just the channels is really clever ways to inflate your numbers and this attract investment it also but more importantly allows leverage in dealing with ad networks what are people doing when they're their Instagram I don't know what I'm going to pull it up I can't show your and I just went to the website buy YouTube views. Com for $2,800 you can have a million views to do it if you want to be a YouTuber if you want to be successful on YouTube and use ensure as you will never make it but look at this way no one do this no one I'm not advocating for another 2 weeks to explain film 10 video best season of The Joe Rogan travel Adventure by a million views on each to be patted out over a month go to A&E launched million views per episode You Are by it wow a million people watching trick your way into getting on TV fake it till you make it it's dirty it's it it's a legal right I was going to go well actually I don't know if they don't think it is fun if I think New York article that Attorney General of ones that may have been New York sad misrepresenting yourself online through fake views collection likes is illegal I think what they were saying is that using other people's images to create bank account is like invasion of privacy or something there was someone that mean article that Attorney General of ones that made the New York sad misrepresenting yourself online through fake views collects and likes is illegal I think what they're saying is that using other people's images to Cricut ounces invasion of privacy or something but we're going to that point but you know there's people who play that game I guess you can really you can really. I've met a lot of people who does a bunch of tricks


    The Shifting Definiton of "Alt-Right" | Joe Rogan & Tim Pool
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    these dummies with their terrible f****** recipes it would still be almost as interesting but its flavored more by you're allowed to mock them because it's grab but but it's it's almost like they're uneducated you know Vox ran an article claiming that people who hold alt-right views are like 11 million or some huge number and that's just like it's absurd that's not 11 million Americans to find out right as being some sort of white supremacist guidelines are they at alt right means white nationalist how does it why are they Richard Spencer is the man who popularized the term but he popularized it and he is a white nationalist so I mean you know if you want to be a part of his movement there certain things that are attached to it and other other alt right people have it is so the AP said guidelines and I'll defer depressed I've lost track of them there you go you know so if it isn't news organizations there was a Willamette weekly this is really I work for vice I was actually I'm one of the key reasons why snooze exists and I look back on it and I'm kind of sad how they've written some of these most disliked ridiculous articles I'm really proud of a lot of stuff they've done but I quit I quit when I got an offer from fusion and fusion is ABC Univision when I when I started there they said we won't be partisan for some reason they decided to go far left and start pushing a lot of things that I thought were wrong they told me to in effect why right so that the thing I bring up is staying for these these news organizations and how they use definitions that suit their needs to get the clicks they want you're all right today you're not alright tomorrow an issue right how much of an issue is that journalists are essentially fighting for their lives because newspaper is almost dead it's online Publications are trying their trying to get subscriptions like I subscribe to several different retinues online pubg that used to be newspapers but the last time I picked up an actual newspaper it's so much so that I felt like I had a joke about reading something in the paper and like turning the pages like I'm a liar for doing a joke about turning the page of a paper right remember the last time I f****** did that everything I've read is either on a tablet or on a laptop or unit do you know what the Gallon Man Amnesia affect is know when you're an expert in MMA you're like one of the foremost experts in a news article about anime that was so wrong answers okay so that same newspaper you're reading it you know what the hell man Amnesia affect is know when you're an expert in MMA you're like one of the foremost experts have you ever read a news article about anime that was so wrong answers okay so that same newspaper you're reading it you see a story you laugh I want it to be you turn the page and it's a story about Siri and you know that I would you forget that you turn the page


    Joe Rogan - I Don't Think Alex Jones Should be Banned
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    open ocean Radiology of if it's legal too loud right then I would I would argue that you know what Jack is trying to do with Twitter around second person to go with what you're trying to do is what create like a comfy padded neon room for the kids to hang out at another real world is Harsh yeah I know what they're trying to do and I don't want to speak for him but I think they're trying to engineer the conversation to be more polite and civil says who exactly you know who's who's definition that's a good point and that's why I see so many of these people who just they wield power and are unaccountable recognize the consequences of telling people what they can and can't do and that it's this is a very slippery slope you running up a greased Hill and if people don't like it they don't like it and well the thing is like when you see something like if everything was just open what would the conversation be like if there was no Banning if there was nothing it was just everything all real free speech you would happen if there was it was in possible what's put it this way it was impossible to ban someone from any social media platform Woodruff YouTube or Twitter or Instagram what would the conversations look like how much different would they be and would we maybe have a healthier way of adjusting I think it would be worse worse because I believe it's called the online inhibition affect basically opportunity anonymous online distance makes people have no problem being their worst self and so I can understand what it wants to do they say hey we need to figure out how we stop people from being mean all the time just mean people think it's also again because Alex Jones so it does does Jones I want to watch a show but if he was on Twitter and he said something that's deemed to be false should be banned for that if he if he challenges the journalists should you down for that no because let me tell you because he says things about me that aren't true I got it anything so I took a shot at him and I get it and I probably did and I shouldn't have took my point is I don't think you should be banned and it's he's doing it at me all the time they posted the most ridiculous if you ban them and then someone opposes them but then someone opposes the people who opposed them and they want them band and then you have his f****** War back in and instead of fighting bad ideas or incorrect ideas with correct or good ideas now you just have people pressing ban hammers left and right you just trying to figure out who the majority is so you can side with the biggest group what and you're trying to Virtue signaling you're trying to get something that supports your ideology with his right or left don't like the more importantly a lot of people argued that when he when he said she said something about Sandy Hook which again I haven't seen the videos but they've they've Betsy's been sued they said that he said they never happened so so what is fake news to be banned while many people were saying yes Facebook needs to ban fake news but think about what that means it means to be wrong okay because fake news doesn't mean you did it on purpose more importantly you're not allowed to be stupid here's another thing again in defense of Alex one thing that Alex did do in the future after after he was done saying the things that he said about Sandy Hook he then said it definitely happened so excuse so he corrected his course and it's a no is there a path for Redemption when you correct your course and it is not what are we doing cuz we're not treating people like human beings then whether it's Milo or whether it's anybody future after after he was done saying the things that he said about Sandy Hook keep then said it definitely happened so excuse so he corrected his course and it's a no is there a path for Redemption when you correct your course and it is not what are we doing cuz we're not treating people like human beings then whether it's Milo or whether it's anybody


    Equity vs Equality | Joe Rogan & Tim Pool
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    the modern left whatever people call it like the dino capital L tribal left seems to be being indoctrinated not by left-wing policy ideas it's not about necessarily socialism it's about identitarianism it's about policy based on your immutable characteristics and how you know like a going back to the green New Deal like in the bill they talked about racial Equity what is that through the environment what does that mean equality would be like you equal opportunity to people are allowed to try and if 160 graduations Equity would be well let's determine whether or not you are advantage or privileged and then hold you back or push you forward based on these these certain metrics I suppose it's it's the problem I have with it is that it's not quantifiable so this was actually something is really shocking to me I was sitting with my niece and my sister and my niece and my mom and I show this image that people like to share its three people standing up by a baseball offense baseball game it's a really short person who can't see there is a medium sized person who can see a little bit and a very tall person who just stands right above the fence it says this is equality each of them gets one crate while one crate isn't enough for the short guy and the two guys can already see it says this is equity and it shows the short guy getting you know three crates so they can all see now the problem is when it comes to someone's height sure we can understand let's let's let's give the the crates to the short guy so he can see along with us but how do you determine Equity based on the color of someone's skin or are you not like other characteristics that cannot be Quantified right so when Alexandria ocasio-cortez pushes a bill for that supposed to be about the environment but includes racial Equity Clauses are we to assume that her ideology states that if you are not white you are poor by death like it's a guarantee or do we have to assume that each individual has different advantages different cards to play and some are born wealthy some aren't and yes there's historic racism but we can't make those assumptions right I'm having as like a lifelong left-wing individuals who do I vote for write-offs big fan of Bernie Sanders for a while but then Bernie Sanders gets up on stage to the debates and says white people don't know what it's like to be poor that's hilarious tweets that I looked at I said I'll come on man you know this is f***** up yeah he was talking about how much more money white men make than black women then latino man that always different things and what he didn't include was Asian men Asian men make more money but here's what I think a lot of people on the right mess he said Pay Equity not pay equality okay I think perhaps we could stop assuming they don't know what they're saying because a lot of people assume what they're saying is you know the gender earnings Gap is is real but the gender pay Gap is not if a man and a woman are both offered the Punjab Jackson experience in education women tend to get I think it's like 3 to 5% less and many people believe that's because they are less likely to negotiate just why you have like lean and tell him to be more you know trying to be more assertive but it's not this 77% number that's what there is an earnings Gap right the median salaries of men and women are different so when Bernie says white men make ex more than these other demographics he said in his tweet pay Equity not equality don't want Fair pay for I want based on job he's actually saying it doesn't matter what job you have everyone should be paid the same yeah that's nonsense but then you see what Cortez releases on their website if you're unwilling to work that provide Economic Security they actually I believe they took it off the site right but I think when they included in the bill that they want Equity not equality when they put on their website if you're unwilling to pay you and when Bernie says Equity as well I think they're not talking about equality like I don't think you know the average American understand what they're actually saying is you should be paid a flat rate. And when you're talking about the pay Gap being different from men and women we should clarify the what you're saying essentially is that men choose different jobs and they work more hours and that's my reason why they make that much more money worth 77 cents on the Dollar hours worked was almost the 100% of the reason why men and women earn different at a median median salary in some areas women actually earn more than theirs Seven Cities everybody thinks I'm wrong or whatever but I believe it was Seven Cities where women out-earn Man by like seriously High number is like 20% so there's a lot of issues when it comes to the pay Gap and equality but I think what is pay equality is enshrined in law and I decided I cited three examples of where it's illegal discriminate based on gender equality Equity that would imply doesn't matter what job you haven't petroleum Engineers that are in the same as a store clerk at H&M that's Equity that just because you have an advantage because of education does it mean to earn more than somebody else you said I'm saying so the fact that those people that actually believe that that don't believe that the first of all that's going to absolutely discourage people from trying to succeed why would you if you could get the same CEO of Exxon as you can working at 21 Forever Forever 21 or whatever Abercrombie & Fitch why would you why would you try hard why would you exceed why would you succeed why would you excel at some people would social status if there's no real enough to really encourage Innovation and progress there's a lot that people don't get rich because they want money they get rich because they're passionate about something in the money comes after you know they say the money comes after some like that and I point out every every day I take no days off it's been a couple years with me not taking any days off at work literally every day full time right now in producing six YouTube videos everyday only one of them is a real diamond days a week what you doing yourself guy like it's fun. The thing I'm not I'm not doing it because you know I see things for the most part on my main YouTube channel I do one video every day 4 p.m. which tends to be just like a news analysis piece but I'm not perfect sometimes you don't get all hyperbolic and stuff my second channel is me just ranting and not really swearing but still just like heavy opinion stuff done something I want explore it all the time Vici was in all these different countries and all these dangerous places not because I wanted to have a name for myself not because I want to make money I want to watch Revolution I want to know why was happening and want to talk to the people who are experiencing it so I can I can I can relate to people who say money isn't a motivator for sure but I've also talked to people in Scandinavia have told me they sort of give up at a certain point because I can't member which country was it may have been Sweden or Norway but these two women told me after like $77,000 per year to text like 80% of your income so people to stop they literally just another proposition right this is something else has been discussed in terms of anyone who makes more than x amount per year taxing them over 70% agree with progressive tax wholeheartedly I disagree with a number that I what do you think it should be I don't I don't know but I will say we need more Progressive brackets we need to keep going and you know I got to say maybe maybe at 10 million dollars 70% Sunsplash kind of lean towards not really cuz it seems like that's a lot of money that's a lot that's that's that's that's that's ridiculous amount you know I think Steve Bannon said something like a v in front of it or something but I don't know I'm not an economist but I do believe a progressive tax makes the most sense and I can explain it to you if you want to hear it so there's a study $7,000 per year as may have been 10 years ago in order to be middle class median in United States that means if you mix 7000 you'll have vacation you'll have insurance on a car you can raise a family you can send him to school all that stuff but you have nothing left over for savings you have nothing left over for Investments if you make $100,000 a year if you only need $77,000 if you're making 10 million you've got 9919000 that you can invest and to be independently wealthy and be rich forever now I have a problem with being wealthy I have no I've no problem with other people being wealthy and all that but there is a point where you have to realize that the coalescing of power the monopolizing of powers are really dangerous thing for any society too few individuals holding too much power can destabilize an economy can destabilise the country the problem with Communism you snap your fingers and you put a centralized Authority in place at least that's how it's been every single time and then they hold all the cards and they can if they want the problem with laissez-faire capitalism is overtime which is why it's better than in a lot of ways overtime it eventually becomes a centralized copy of a few corporations controlling everything with your kind of seeing now so all the progressive tax can really do is slow that process down which of these is a good thing but ultimately I think just looking at the system eventually you end up kind of where we are we're 6 media companies control everything and then you know some companies are the biggest funders of certain politicians and corporations is that too much power I mean there is a story about how wealthy people have like three or four times more ability to influence a politician than like the majority of the people in the country simply because paying for expensive dinners and lobbying aren't you favors you know this is super Pacs paying you no guaranteeing funding for a position as your favorites so it's you know luck if a million people tell me they want you know X but the people who are paying me running my campaign or paying me more and then once I'm done with my problems South without going out to peccole Ranch I think ultimately a progressive tax can help slow the process down of special-interest acquiring too much power eventually happens anyway over the flat tax you're basically saying at a certain point you can just keep dumping more and more money into different Investments making more money and increasing your power exponentially and other people can't catch up to you and then power becomes too quick right in this country we try to look at success and achievement whatever in striving for it and we don't want to put any restrictions on that we look at capitalism is the reason why everything's going so great over here this is America land of the free home of the brave go out there and kick ass we're not going to settle you down with that but it makes sense that after a while as we're seeing today but I don't mean what is what's the best way to determine socialism is not going to work what what what does work I think a mixed economy or mixer, where we are right now write a portion of income is paid in taxes for nothing and program for defense and things like that I just think we have a big problem correction I think we've got bloat I think we've got government agencies that instead of reforming and breaking them down we just slap more Band-Aids on top of it we got a festering wound we're putting bandages over bandages you know it's like a certain point you got to redo it we also have systems that are in place that I mean in terms of like the way communities have always existed in certain communities there's just poverty and crime and no one does anything to fix it right and it seems to be that will were more than willing to go to other countries and nation-builder audited more than willing to pump money into different countries especially if they have natural resources but in our own country we're not mean to the greatest resources of course human beings and the best way to make America great or stronger would be to have the last losers and what's the best way to have a less losers that more people succeed with the best way to have more people succeed give them more opportunity and chance to not be stuck in a quagmire not trapped in a ghetto this is yasso I believe we should allocate access from other areas to improve the sense I believe in socialism to a certain extent like what I believe in it with with fire departments I believe it with the police department to believe we should spend money that comes out of you know the public pool to fix things right I look at New York there some neighborhoods that are really bad some neighborhoods that are really good well if we take access from the really great neighborhoods and use that to fix roads paper schools in for neighbor crime is one of the biggest correlation for kind of property so if we can get better schools we need to reform the school system straight up if we can get better hospital to get fixed the roads then we're doing a lot to reduce crime and reduce poverty and a rising tide lifts All Ships so that's why you know that's why I like Bernie Sanders although I will admit he is but when we when we were looking at who we had in 2016 I was like yeah is correlation for kind of property so if we can get better schools we need to reform the school system straight up if we can get better hospital so I can fix the roads then we're doing a lot to reduce crime and reduce poverty and a rising tide lifts All Ships so that's why you know although I will I left for me is when we were looking at who we had in 2016 I was like yeah he's my guy


    George Carlin Would Be Vilified Today | Joe Rogan & Tim Pool
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    talking at the same time there's a bunch of words bouncing around in your head and you just trying to and you think you're saying the right thing when it's that's why intent is so critical yeah and magic words are so f****** dangerous is what I'm going to tell you about later that's all right yeah you know well George Carlin was absolutely amazing I have lived during the time where he was getting arrested Lenny Bruce before him but understand how significant he was when he was doing that seven dirty words you can't say on television like back then people like what the f*** is this guy doing the virus virus I meant we were we were angry and pissed off all the time I grew up like that and an overtime I learned I went to a ton of really important life lessons one of the first and most important was I was a young skateboarder in Chicago really looked up some of these these older guys were really good I went to Catholic school when I was younger and don't be coming this punk rocker guitar playing far-left skin-tight you know skateboarding and greet in no no flags on the wall wheelies cough like I was like like we would you like a Christian or something and he doesn't know and I was like why have a picture of Jesus and it goes I just thought like a story about a dude travel around helping people was kind of cool and I went oh that's a good point wow I wish I was like I was like well maybe I don't really understand maybe maybe this means something different other people that's what it means to me Jesus was an Indian man that you know had wooden beads and you know it was you got we would love him the only be like Shiva or Vishnu we would we would think he's the most amazing thing ever it's the fact that if you look at what Jesus preached and what he was all about mean in Pre are at it's about as spiritual and and loving and it's it's about I mean his whole ideology that the Jesus of the Bible and he was essentially about loving your brother and in treating people as if they're you and but this this for me stop cuz it was kind of a formative moment where all the sudden I realized with my ideology predicated on assumptions was I was I holding his views because other people told me told them that actually understand that there are some positive things on the other side and then I slowly moved over to more of a centre-left opposition and you know now what is I looked I watched that video I tweeted this the video calling hippie liberal far left all that stuff and you probably consider a conservative by today's the way things have been going now they look at you know Kevin Hart is that a bad joke 10 years ago get them out like could you imagine God forbid what would happen with George Carlin's routine is today they wouldn't they would be running all of his old routine saying no you get to ban him from the show he literally called these people why was it that George Carlin Go on stage and talk about how Republicans were gone and how religion is crazy he was clearly on the left whole life early call these people the n-word why was it that George Carlin Go on stage and talk about how Republicans were gone and how religion is crazy he was clearly on the left whole life and he said these things that by today's standards would be considered conservative right and so for me it's a weird thing to go from being on the far left as a young person owes around like 19 or 20 I started to become more moderate and then to see them today being extremely offended like people used to be in the 50s and 60s


    The "OK Sign" Hoax | Joe Rogan & Tim Pool
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    I would say to an extent that's probably some kind of trouble by us I think when you're going back to high school yearbooks looking for outraged from 55 year old people if you lost the plot you've lost Bill Cosby doing it I had someone found one of me from Newsradio isn't it aren't they using it though for that symbol I know that it's a universal symbol that means a lot of things but aren't you using it at that symbol symbol under your waist and if someone looks at me to punch him no no no no no the SWAT cops that had on their on their legs know they were all doing it there was like four of them doing it in a photograph and they don't know what they're holding it up or they holding on their legs Junior patient X okay sign so bunch of trump supporter start doing it to to be like hey I'm like Trump red run a 4chan campaign get started saying convince everyone that actually means white power right it was fake the Anti-Defamation League said it was fake just a bunch of journalists that it was real that's what I put on my Instagram put all this on my Instagram including the article would show the original thing came by 4chan 410 smoking Larry's powerful it's it's hilarious how much s*** they start the other the Flat Earth movement what's going on I would I would be willing to pay there's the image take a good look at it 10 so these guys specifically a game where when you look at it I get to punch you they're not holding the hand sign up there not flashing it like you see a conservative to do right I'm not denying that is a game but to say that that's what those guys are doing is a bit of a stretch I believe what you think you're doing is it to mix it up Point people would think that that is true though that's like it is it is it bleeding free bleeding came right or right idea that for women's rights that they would get away with her mother's get away from this whole idea of you have to control your menstrual cycle you know it's empowering to just bleed all over your crap and so women actually started doing it because it actually if you can f****** if you can get those ideas out there a certain number of Knuckleheads are going to take it by force play some white supremacist we're doing it for sure but you don't you think you looking at bad asses with f****** guns they're playing this little silly game really I think they're a bunch of bros who are dudes at a college they punch each other that's that is a game so how does it go again you you make the okay hand sign I know I'm a 40 year old guys who play Pokemon go on one of my goals is a game that's this f****** thing what is their job what will they do SWAT Team guys people say it's been over you in the P putting it on your leg has always been the punching game or whatever like I do that wonder if you want to make assumptions about what you think their intentions were to tell you I don't have any facts to support that and the only thing I know of is there the game where you put the okay sign on your leg and then you punch somebody and hear some guys bring a case on your leg what evidence do we have anything other than that nothing so I'm not going to go any further than that I'm going to say was it for judgment or hell yeah maybe it but listen you know about what happened in Philly with these marines who got beat up by antifa do not put on by antifa shows up in protests submarines apparently are just walking by because there was a marine event has them and yells are you proud they said he says I'm a marine it said are you a proud boy and he said you know I don't know they give up their rights in several people charged with multiple felonies Marina got beat up they didn't know it probably was so to assume that these guys know anything about what's going on in cultural politics it's it's you know when you're in the know and round when you read news all day you look at the inside they knew what they were doing what these are small like what what's it is guys from even do they watch the news all day do they go on 4chan do they go on vox.com and read notes is about I appreciate your looking at this with a broad perspective but it is entirely possible that they did a possible that within their friend group it means you're buying lunch it can mean a million things you could mean in the cultural context of 2018 when this happened that open the okay symbol doesn't even mean white power it is is it is it is a tribal sign among anti-dentite anti intersectionals and Trump supporters so don't you remember when there was a woman that got in trouble for it she was in court and she had it on her arm she just standing there like that because she was basically like that difference between someone just moving their hands around and doing this and you know making a weird thing on their arm fall on do it the next day though probably on purpose but eventually you start getting off so crazy and you know how many assumptions are going to believe until you believe in the moon landing was faked let me ask you this though don't you think that some people do that and they do it because they're making the symbol for white power some is in what 10 15 20 I don't know I don't know who would even use the emoji would you in public they're not doing it to Signal white power they're doing a signal opposition to the tribal left when they take photos and you see someone like Cassandra Fairbanks who was a trump supporting you know writer she hasn't she is she notable because she stood the podium maybe okay hand sign and then this writer from splinternews which usually called Fusion I work there. Loeser claimed it was a white power hand gesture and she ultimately lost because it's like slander is hard to sue for but she did it because of the Trump sign white power so the people who won't even white supremacists aren't signifying white power they're signaling to other come supporters to write it doesn't mean white power right so just because someone on the left says it means white power that does not mean it means why power within their group so you're saying we all just decide that this means something else like my friend Pakistani got beat up once by his friend where he grew up in Michigan and Michigan as almost like for fun like like if I said hey Parker like if I called you hate f***** like as friends that you would laugh and like what's up dude you know it'd be cool so he would give the bird called the Michigan hello and so the Michigan waiver so his friend he grabbed them through them to the ground because you want to fight motherfuking like what are you talkin about what's going on is that you gave me the bird is your friend was over the guy's house helping them build a greenhouse or something like he was doing some work with the guy and I still thrown to the ground cuz he thought that this was going to be a ton of people you know saying like I'm serious I'm not a big fan of making assumptions about the intentions of other people if you can prove it I'm willing to hear it but people in this country are innocent till proven guilty what do we have we have a photo of some cops doing something dumb do I think it was ill-advised it was wrong To None of course Absolution done it do I think it means no police top screws multimatic cops kick my door and guns drawn I was in Chicago and cops pulled me over me and my buddies is all on video at gunpoint screaming at us that was the craziest fans overhead I am no fan but if you don't have evidence I'm not just going to sit this is the thing about these function you get people who will see all these videos light is experiences no immediately assume the worst about these guys don't know anything about these guys don't know why so I can't really go beyond that I believe their official statement I could be wrong to make assumptions about their character or what they believe simply because they made an okay sign on your leg it's like you can't convince somebody in a quart you know what I mean and I'm I'm a big fan of the presumption of innocence blackstone's formulation and how we decide on the we are on the side of protecting the innocent but I think you got a good point in also in the fact that this is a extremely recent hand gesture that's being associated with white supremacy and clearly came from pranksters you have to assume these guys around 4chan or read these these websites like to work all day to talk about football they go home that's it no lounge chair and have another beer in a slice of pizza or whatever it is they do I don't think these guys people mad at you don't people don't know how to separate their own personal bubble from reality they assume if I know what you must know it right actually something told me he said he doesn't understand why is it that if he can do it you can't write and that's people don't seem to realize you mean by that like he's he said to me I can speak French why can't you like people live in this mindset where they assume of I know it everyone knows it runs like know every I saw an article about that everyone must know what it is like there are some people who don't watch TV there's some people play video games all day there's some people who don't do any of that you know these guys everyday after work they go to a children's shelter and provide soup and they don't watch the news at all, I don't believe it what's going on their lives about what they know who they are and I think you know I'm a firm believer that we have problems with racism in this country I believe institutional to send the racism real real problems need to be solved all that stuff that still doesn't mean you get to just label someone and make assumptions about what they believe who they are because of one thing you know if if if you admit it if you made a joke with what they did it because they were ironically doing it if you made a joke 10 years ago Megan assume you actually believe it may be set silly you know we had this newscaster in New York who accidentally said Martin Luther and Rachel slur for Jewish people in the same way don't care about that one you know so there's a CNN anchor I don't want to say it okay but he was he was using the k word right as long as I'm not calling anybody that's the same thing you quickly himself right and when is this dude you know why or why is it being fired right to assume things about him getting to the point where we're going to look at a photo we don't know the context we don't know what these people are in their names I'm going to be like


    Tim Pool - Twitter Banned Alex Jones Over Media Pressure | Joe Rogan
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    was Bantu which is you know it's not very clear that like when you think about the fact that they were saying that he had never done anything on their platform that was bannable and then what was the one final thing like any Jack didn't know what it was he got he confronted Oliver Darcy of CNN in DC and for several minutes was yelling at him while they filmed and apparently that's my understanding was the justification for getting him that you surround me journal or something that effect which is in my opinion absurd and Ed wasn't doing it on Twitter I got the post at the perimeter live on Periscope Periscope well that's the same thing I saw it on Twitch but I think it also happened on YouTube they like collectively said if you do something on our platform sorry if you do something on another platform and we see that you can lose your status on our platform to or if you know later that means public also and we see that with with patreon but I want to deviate to patreon we can get to that later but so so in my opinion so it's make that makes a good point how does Alex Jones get banned for giving that guy hard time but Kathy Griffin doesn't get banned for literally calling for these children eating a harassment campaign which night if you're calling on your followers to do something you work your engaging in a campaign by Alex Jones confronting the journalist who advocated for his Banning is a bannable offense Maybe here's the important thing about Jones Oliver Darcy said on CNN it wasn't that Jones broke the rules that got him banned because Darcy says he's been breaking the rules in the past they never cared it was only because of media pressure took action against them okay well we know many other people break the rules we know Fallout accounts have Doc's lawn for we know Kathy Griffin letter-writing campaign there's no media pressure that's one of the big problems Twitter knows conservatives aren't going to be able to level any kind of campaign against their play upon this not scared of it but you know I often wonder why is it that as as as prominent and Powerful as conservative groups can be why they often lose these cultural battles and I'm not going to say this is the primary reason but I will point out do this Twitter believe that you know what happened Sargon of akkad is an example the liberalist anti CW character do they believe he'll lead a group of liberal liberalists and an individualist to Twitter headquarters of crowbars and mouth of cocktails of course not so then what did he get banned from patreon but what happened with his original Twitter thing was that he posted an image of interracial gay p*** at white nationalist so heat won't even he came back to the platform and then got I don't know what happened the second time I think it was ban evasion if I don't have the p*** rules because sometimes always grow into my feed and you'll just see p*** I understand he is not allowed Torrance is not allowed I mean what about pouring I borrowed it is I've heard it isn't definitely there if you go to a pornstars page you'll see p*** on it they don't care maybe there's there's that true Wednesday marked by someone else anus is inappropriate and if enough people that follow pornstar don't think it's inappropriate it doesn't then get flagged in the system I think we may have found the the Switzerland of the culture War p*** no one wants to ban p*** the left and the right in in Portland you had a Bernie voter carrying American flag these are anti-fascist the antifa and put him in the hospital so when I see the ramifications of fire from the left or the right what is what do conservatives do I mean the GOP couldn't even find a yearbook in the Virginia governor race I don't think they're considered to be that big of a cultural threat they react to things they got upset about things that aren't Fair against them but they don't go to the streets with clubs and bricks and smash Windows like antifa and applications of fire from the left or the right what is what do conservatives do I mean the GOP couldn't even find a yearbook in the Virginia governor race I don't think they're considered to be that big of a cultural threat they react to things they got upset about things that aren't Fair against them but they don't go to the streets with clubs and bricks and smash Windows like antifa and other UniFi left us to do well if they do they're considered racist it's always like some sort of a racist mob that was does it's like the label to get put on them


    Elon Musk Rolls HARD! | Joe Rogan and Travis Barker
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    I got his blowtorch to like his f****** right know what is a call it's not a tablet or shooting that f****** thing out in the hallway and you like you can't tell him no and I like no one tells him know he's got security around them and always f****** all these mercenaries with guns February goes I mean he's got up security at work I'd come before him and he's everything out what the freak party sign above his head it's almost like we planned it and Steven Tyler that Steven Tyler's mugshot in the background crazy man you take like a tiny pop I think he popped it like a cigar really smokes weed in hell he drinks we drank that's what was interesting about that the the blowback or the backlash is that we drank for two hours before we even busted out the weed but the weed was like what am I doing one hit of weed smoke before you drink right I don't know how did you get really f*****-up if you don't smoke a lot and you smoke after you've been drinking really it's a wrap yeah so different you know what it's like it's like okay no disrespect to Pete Holmes but you know Pete Holmes the comedian like look at his body and then look at Usain Bolt's that's how I feel like like the way if they had a that's how I feel like with my brain in the room with elon's brain so I can barely the same thing they're talking about atoms and f****** the universe and whatever else and you're always like you keep up with everybody it's an illusion memorize things you know I'm saying it's like if someone never did Jujitsu before and they want to talk about choking someone out in a triangle and I hear them say I don't like okay yeah that's how you do it that's how you do it but they don't really know how to do it you know I'm saying but then if your talk to hoist Gracie and tells you how to choke someone out with trying like this m*********** did it he knows how to do it he does it all the time a different conversation you know so that's a difference like me I'm like a spectator talk of these Geniuses but I'm just trying to that's how you do it but they don't really know how to do it you know I'm saying but then if your talk to hoist Gracie and tells you to choke someone out with trying like this m*********** did it he knows how to do it he does it all the time it's different conversation you know it's about the difference like me I'm like a spectator talk of these Geniuses but I'm just trying to pull information out of them I'm just trying to get them to talk you know yeah I just try to know a little bit about what they're talking about


    Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal Joe Rogan & Tim Pool
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    what does know there's so she publishes a non-binding resolution which means that even if it passes they can enforce anything but my God the fact sheet they released alongside it literally said they want to provide Economic Security for people who are unwilling to work right unwilling okay there's a chart from The Economist I buy frequently show this in the content I make where you can see the conservatives are collapsing around common ideologies for a while there was an upset in the party because people didn't like Trump but now they've pretty much do they take the party of trump people agree with them Ted Cruz even standing because I'm a standing ovation at the State of the Union but the left has been spreading out and again this is from a chart put together by The Economist the Democrats are very clearly being spread from far left of center and it's kind of making it very for the Democrats to vote for them to make sense if you know she puts out the green new deal but in the bill talks about Equity racial Justice the gender pay Gap things that have nothing to do with the environment and then Nancy Pelosi says it's green dreams you know and she and she drives this you can see that there's a new faction of Democrats that I'll have you know holy ideological drive and I think one of the reasons for this is what we see on social media right the ideological bent of the platforms then lead to stop the mass followings of specific individuals who then use specific tactics the elected and it's you know when 20 platforms only allow certain ideas to form those ideas will naturally rise to the top of our political face and then you get crazy stuff like if you're unwilling to work will provide you Economic Security which and I don't understand what that means other than some people who choose not to work will get paid I guess from taxpayer money but will go completely insane and none of that where's that money coming from another funny thing that I mean I mean what you mean literally you have Andrew and Andrew Cuomo said God forbid if the rich leave New York because I believe 1% of New York the top 1% pay 46% of their of their taxes of the revenue the used and so they just had a big budget shortfall I believe it was something Trump did that caused a shortfall in there and they were asked if they would tax the rich and he was like no God forbid so so you know incoming incoming a million people think I'm conservative or bring that up but you know facts are facts I suppose both facts are facts and that's what's really important about this and when you suppress any any ideology if you are on the left you suppress the right it is just going to shore up their defenses and they're just going to harden their line that's just how it goes that's how human nature is you can't tell people what to do you know Aunt


    The "Learn to Code" Meme Controversy | Joe Rogan & Tim Pool
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    background but when you know a person when it's a Laura Loomer or Milo yiannopoulos and it's a public case and then you get this feeling that the say no cuz we decide and those well Joe don't worry because no matter what putter does they're going to be defended by the New York digital journalist Elites who will misrepresent what's going on in an effort to obvious gate or sometimes outright lie about what's going on and this brings me to learn to code send a code so I don't you about this dude I read people getting banned for learn-to-code I'm like what the f*** is that like what is that so when coal miners were getting laid off a bunch of Articles emerge saying teaching minor say code can we teach minors how to code and they're showing videos about it I don't believe it was it wasn't intended to be derogatory or insulting but to a lot of people that came off as this booze won't let them eat cake oh your career has been destroyed your your your 50 year old man with family go to Silicon Valley never even thought about right let's do it came up as a 12 people eyes just silliest right so when these journalists are getting laid off this meme spreads I don't know exactly where it started where they'd say learn-to-code to the journalist won't this thing happens John Levine I think his name from the rap tweets someone from Twitter told me you will you can you can be banned for tweeting learn-to-code La. Journalist conservative start tweeting at far and wide like here we go this is a reporter from the rappers confirm this all the sudden and other journalist can't come outside this is a lie is not true this is fake news conservatives are fighting fake news again and they say we have a new up a new statement from Twitter that said we're only in Banning were only Banning people who are engaging in a harassment campaign when I got a few problems is tweeting Amy met somebody critical of them a harassment campaign is that I mean yeah right but but I check some people Twitter accounts I saw that they were tweeting this and I believe for the most part this is what happened someone tweeted something to a buzzfeed journalist you know you guys believed X y&z yeah whatever #learn-to-code criticizing them suspension has come out and say this is not true it's just people engaging in harassment campaign account he's got one tweet that says learn to code is that him harassing somebody and they said oh but you're taken out of context then John looking from the rap says update Twitter spokes with my source is now saying clarifying it is about the harassment campaign and then another journalist comes out and says he is quotes fake Twitter than I ever saying it because the thing the editor-in-chief of the Daily Caller just a couple dancing couple days ago took a tweet from The Daily Show and it was as if it was a state of the union and he tweeted learn-to-code and quote to the video suspended so it's very clearly not about a harassment campaign but why then we're all of these journalists so ready to jump up and defend Twitter when Twitter you know I said okay if we was claiming they're banning people who are engaging harassment campaign you mean they've confirmed they're banning people for quitting learn-to-code they just considered harassment how was it that learn to code is harassment by Kathy Griffin saying to all of her millions of fans I want these kids name several times or another verified account I'm not going to name is not as famous literally calling after the death of these kids in instructing people to kill them is not a bannable offense it's not harassment campaign a true absolutely he said he's effective put them in a school lock and burn it down and when you see them fire on them this guy still active on Twitter that you don't you do right now they are ant so now we can there's there's so much your dude boys all of them perks from Twitter okay boys band fine why was antifa been a lot of people respond to me and save it to random people who wear masks you don't know that's not true there are branded owls of antifa that have their own merchandise still active some of these groups have published the private information of Law Enforcement Officers still active no action taken against them so you know I don't do this in indicates of heavy left-wing bias I wouldn't necessarily say left-wing I would say intersectional identitarian ideological bias right it's it's it's it's hard to pinpoint what the tribes are in the culture War what Twitter is clearly Act defense of intersectional activism now do you think that this is a mandate do you think this is written somewhere do you think there is people who are in the company that have power that are acting independently it's it's grains of sand to make a keep right you're in you're in Silicon Valley you're in a very blue area the people who get hired can to hold certain views and because they all live in their own bubble they believe they're the majority and bus they think they're acting justly to ban those who are at odds with them engineering bring back into journalism the big problem it's you know for decades I don't know how long journalism has been dominated by self-identified liberals there's the ton of poles I think it's a 2015 poll showing Republicans are like 7% of journalist or some ridiculously small number and the really simple reason for it news organizations are headquartered in big cities the big ones you know Steven Fox News in New York so there's a lot of people who work at Fox News directly liberal New York happens them news breaks you got all these journalists cuz I work with him and I work for vice I worked for fusion and they said around the tables they meet up after work from different offices and they talk about things and they'll tell each other the exact same thing and so this is why you see Covington happen these people follow each other on Twitter so when someone tweets this Maga kid got in the face of Nathan Phillips they only see each other's tweets and just write it they don't do any journalism and it goes for days and then I was even in the New York Times correct the New York Times has talked to me because the second video that came out from Covington you literally watch Nathan Phillips walking up to the king Bill Maher you know what for 5 days later it says the kid got in his face and I'm like how are you saying that is not true but at the same time I'm serious journalism problem and this links back to Twitter and that story in particular really almost like condensed all the problem in the one yeah yeah and what's what's what's fascinating is following the story on iPad I believe it was New York Times said stop Tweeting or said never tweet Brian stelter from CNN then got a statement that I always have believed because I don't have a source of pulled up but someone from Twitter said journalists are the lifeblood of our platform and so that's why I think you got these predominately new york-based Progressive writers there are fresh out of college they get hired for you do moderate salaries to work in a newsroom sit around each other all day sharing the same ideas not exploring anything outside their bubble and Twitter support them because they're the ones who Drive traffic to Twitter they keep the conversation going and I think that's worth would advise partly comes from the other is that clearly you're in San Francisco you're going to have you know your staff the people who are who are you no running content curation and banning people they lean left so why why Kathy Griffin wasn't band probably because she's very famous but then I have to wonder why Alex Jones was partly comes from the other is that clearly you're in San Francisco you're going to have you know your staff the people who are who are we not running content curation and banning people they lean left so why why Kathy Griffin wasn't band probably because you said she's very famous but then I have to wonder why Alex Jones was so you don't let the only real differentiator that I guess it is either mainstream notoriety or ideological tribe


    Joe Rogan - What Did Julian Assange Do?
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    don't think there was one OK Google sidebar here yeah can you tell me what's wrong with Julian Assange like what what is it did the idea that this guy is some some supervillain some bad person that did something terrible because he exposed him information like what it well I'm missing is adversary of the us or something that affect so Russia you mean no The Joint assigned just acting independently against the US and so that the police assigned put out red damaging to the u.s. sure I like him so you know then he ends up getting accused of molestation the woman and then no no no I don't think so I think while they're in the in bed then the accusation was that heat without a condom on he had sex with her again I don't think that's been years but I don't think that's the case he said it was fine or something was the UN said something like it's a violation of Human Rights or whatever and we went over it was like six years if he's been locked up for more than six years gas crazy it's been years since I've been off track a lot of the stuff in crime but back to the main point back to Macon wasn't verified Wikileaks was I'm pretty sure queso verification is not just hey this is Tim pool there's Jamie Vernon oh that's that's the real Jamie give him a blue checkmark it's we don't like you so we're going to take away your check mark even though we know you're the real you it's it's like a class an Elite Class of people removal of approval yet there's some people who I think have remove me get my blue checkmark it's we don't like you so we're going to take away your check mark even though we know you're the real you it's it's like it's a class an Elite Class of people removal of approval yet there's some people who I think have removed their own verification Badges and you can just change your name in it erases immediately


    Tim Pool Details Controversial Twitter Bannings to Joe Rogan
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    drink too much coffee before we get here so if you're up here like cracked out I swear to God I'm not until but then hear it but so we had a nice conversation on the phone about deplatforming and social media and what it was very obvious to me and talking to you was that you're way more schools on this than I am so that's why I wanted to have a conversation with you about his part of what was like I re listen to my podcast with Jack and we had a good criticism of it I agree with a lot of what you said first of all agreed it was kind of boring and It Was I Thinkin many for many reasons it was my fault I don't think I prepared enough for it and I also don't think I understood the magnitude of how other people felt about deplatforming on Twitter and in all social media YouTube knowledge different things and what the ramifications are and how how much this means to people to have very an obvious obvious Free Speech outside of very egregious examples of like threats and doxxing a diuretic that which I think we can all agree right I think this problem might be one of the like where the worst problems we're facing right now politically yes you know that Twitter is where public gets what is happening it's where journalists are and is the problem sourcing a lot of their stories yes so if you have somebody who's completely removed from public discourse that at this Exile you know imagine why some people can't lose their minds and it happens and I think going into that conversation with him well that's what I wanted it to be that's why I don't really interview people any I kind of have conversations with him yet occasionally we have disagreements and we do you know we talked about things and you know but it's not I don't have like a mandate my only, the only thing I wanted to get out of the conversations I want to find out what it was like to start that organization and two have no idea when you were doing it through was going to be essentially like one of the most important distribution at avenues for information Windows smashed Starbucks it's not because they think they're in a cause damage it's because they want to strike a cymbal down of something they feel process them Jack Dorsey is that symbol to a lot of people and you know to see you know what I was saying earlier is I think a lot of people look at you you're a real dude clear your conversations are real you have you not one of these fake news journalist that people are very critical of that field their bias of an agenda so when you sit down Jack Dorsey and doesn't go anywhere people didn't feel like the last person who's not supposed to let down let us down you know what I mean and I noticed that I got you no more hate for that one and probably anything that I've ever done and you know I'm not a guy away from criticism I try to figure out what I did wrong and try to regroup can't figure out how to approach again and in Jax defense you know I think he's very open to talking about anything and also he's also very open for self-criticism and he was openly discussing what they're doing wrong where they need to be clear where they need to get better I don't believe any of it you know I don't trust that guy not at all I mean first of all Twitter he wasn't the CEO for a while they brought him back in or something but it either sounds like we ban People based on their conduct that you literally have a terms of service at band specific content like what do you mean you don't make it wasn't content there is you know the name and some people write Meghan Murphy for example was offended Meghan Murphy is she okay she's that woman that was the whole issue with open Fortune 2008 that was offering him a passive chairman role and Silent board seat 2010 he was Fountain Square square he went rogue okay so something happened just funny as you called an opinion piece but do they I don't know someone set what has to be an opinion piece when someone says was so problematic right mean that's an opinion mean you're a real facts are he was fired and you know you could stay the specific reason that was stated by the company and that would be a non opinion piece but a chance you can flavor it's all opinion a feminist she said she's at so she can call there trans exclusionary I understand this is offensive you know I guess calling someone a trans exclusionary radical feminist I'm assuming defensive it's just used in defense of why I suppose to them to her offensive against against people like her yet so there is intersectional feminist they tend to be trans inclusive meaning that they believe that someone is born mileage biologically male can compete with those by like biologically female if they transition like that can compete compete right like our lifting racing bike biking in Selma that's where I step in about the Visionary group think they shouldn't and they've said things that are considered to be considered to be offensive I'm not trying to assert who's offended by it but there's one recent story where I trans exclusionary radical feminist said that the trans Rights Movement is a men's Rights Movement right they said you act like that men aren't women though not harassment that was a conversation with somebody else was also a fact she was probably been well that's crazy right men aren't women Okay add contacts to say it right there men or women who the f*** can argue with that while I do you say trans people okay now you're into gray area but Millie. The statement men aren't women that mean you have to take it in context right right right but this is where we start getting into the nitty-gritty of left-wing ideology culture War Wikipedia and you look up man it will tell you a man is an adult human male run but if you look up trans man it will say a transient is a man and so the transection of Wikipedia is at odds factually with the man section so that when it comes to Twitter then we can clearly see the bias Twitter says you can't miss you under someone and the presently that's why I was banned okay that's a left-wing ideology is she what she talkin about a specific human I think she was I think they're having a conversation about somebody I don't know the full details details but I got to say look right now people are being banned or suspended for saying learn-to-code okay that's what is that about you explain that to me too and I saw a few people getting should we start one at a time and they're saying that they would never ban someone for Content they ban them for Behavior right so it wouldn't that behavior no idea if you are using Twitter to engage in responding to people is that bad conduct that can't be conducted literally can't be conducted normally that aren't you allowed to have opinions that are in fact based in biology yes you should be in call the alt-right you vet your very Left Right Center left Central Social liberal left I was a big fan of Bernie you know Bernie Sanders he's still one of my favorite politicians people in call me a socialist whatever these labels are so toxic it's so confusing to people and it and it causes so much so much. between two sides that might not even differ that much are the funny thing about it is I got my start during Occupy Wall Street and conservatives called me for I left because I was reporting on the protests what they were doing police brutality the arrest they said this is a far-left activist now that I'm I've always been critical of the more extreme factions like I got interviews from 77 years ago where I'm critical of these people now all of a sudden they're accusing me of being all right for being critical of extremists and maxing out starting fires and things like that Jason that's my new favorite Bootleggers Bootleggers in the context of Twitter they say freedom of speech freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequence that literally doesn't mean anything is literally means nothing will that's just trying to skirt around freedom of speech is so what ends up happening but it but you agree with that like you should be able to speak your mind but there's certain consequences a certain things he say if I throw this bottle at the wall to the consequence but it's it's it's almost it's just like you can predict when someone will say it and it's usually when specific is band they'll say freedom of speech real cosmetology stuff they don't say it went there people they say you know there are people who have been banned unjustly and this is where it's actually scary are in my opinion I could name so many people Jesse Kelly was banned for no reason CJ Pearson was no reason why they have no record of an accident Jesse Kelly is a conservative has account just bent and there was a huge stink in the medial like what was I to do anything who is Judge SE killing the conservative guy you know he eat he post snarky tweets he doesn't tools and that there was a mistake or mistake very simply is for one we can see the ideological bent to their rules but then you look at someone like Milo yiannopoulos like I'm not a fan of Milo I have to make sure like everybody knows that but just because I'm pritika love the actions taken against him but why was he been pretty tweeted it Leslie Jones write in the idea was that his tweet caused his fans to attack her which I think is that's a stretch that's that's that's just yeah and you know what do you call her ugly did he say something like he was insulting or he was he was mocking this feminist version of Ghostbusters right that's what I was doing was talking it was like a critique of the movie forgot I had my Lana podcast way back in the day I had them on twice I enjoy talk to him he's hilarious he's very smart is very witty he's a character is very much a provocateur it but he's also you know he's pushing buttons on purpose like he's trying to get directions from people I mean I almost think like he married to a black guy just to let people know he's not gay larious in that way I wouldn't I would never say that a lot of what I don't I don't trust them I'm not a I'm not a big fan you know if you are ashamed to do it at the gym right literally start over GameStop in and it right but I think I listen to him and that's why I went to the gym and I just mean like if my place it up like I'm going to shame people into that work out why would you say that look that's fine my location can say the nasty things and be the kind of person he is banned from Twitter that's ridiculous why was verification badge removed that was another if it's it's planted them of the verification when was weird we're going to keep you here but we're going to take away the verification let people know you're you that's fine Milo can can say the nasty things and be the kind of person is he should have been banned from Twitter that's ridiculous why does verification badge removed that was another if it's it's planted them of the verification when was weird it's like we're going to keep you here but we're going to take away the verification let people know your you write so it opens the door to fraud right and drive it opens door to fake Milo's and you don't know who's who because there's no blue checkmark that doesn't necessarily make any sense


    Joe Rogan - Netflix Didn't Want Norm Macdonald Addressing Controversy
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    sure against those kind of noxious political commitment but if someone misspeak sort an off-color joke and they were as like they weren't trying to offend anyone and they're just you know they wish they could take it back and like in that links up with every did you say you must have seen the Norm Macdonald in that was brutal he couldn't use the word retard so it's hilarious and what happened I believe it on Howard Stern Show and he was a bounty use the word retard so he was defend he was talking about his friend that the ordeal that Lou okay has gone through in this just mass of Exile experience raises that this massive social shining and he said he was describing it in a way where it's he then got accused that he cared more about what Louis CK was going through then the women who felt victimized by Louis CK and that was not his intention at all apparently and so when he went to a to clarify this he was about to say that you'd have to be rich started to think that I cared more about Louis CK's ordeal than the ordeal of these women who had enough Eldorado careers got derailed right but as the word retard was kind of retarded was coming out of his mouth he tried to course-correct and because he doesn't know what the f*** is talking about he says you'd have to have Down syndrome to it right right which is worse right is more specific he's it that he was at he showed up on The View right with this this apology tour and that's just amazing video to see him on The View surrounded by these these four women who know he's not a bad guy right like they're tried they're trying to throw him a Lifeline after Lifeline he's so beaten down right now and he's so walking on eggshells and the lions and it should be it should be so straightforward like it does is it part of norms goal to cause pain for parents who have kids with mental disabilities right no I am be like it like that like you could you can look and you can look into this guy's eyes for for 10 seconds and know that this is not the big at you're worried about right and and yet people just want him destroyed over and I don't know if they still do but like that the moment would like it was I think it was a real concern that his his Show get canceled and he like this wasn't it hasn't been on Norm show he was on Norms he was like Norm side and Norm really suffered from this in a way that he never suffered from anything in his career and turns like his own personal feeling like he was devastated by by the blowback in the reaction and he wanted to come on my podcast and talk about it but Netflix is like it to talk you out of it because they I think they realize that Norms a maniac and Norma's a maniac in the best sense of the word one of my favorite comics and is hilarious f****** hilarious but he's also completely crazy in the best way possible randomly in some strange way randomly were seated next to each other on two separate flights is randomly I used to smoke I'm so glad I quit f****** terrible for you you know what I mean it's just but I do not always wanted a cigarette and then it began when I want a cigarette if I'm not quit cigarettes that's great we landed at LAX and goes right into a store and buy cigarettes cigarette crazy but that's many many comedians are incredibly impulsive and this is Norm I mean he just what he's got such a he's so off-kilter he's got a sort of Garry Shandling crate like you don't know what's going to come out of his mouth us but we have to be into the diversity Olympics we need some respect for diversity write those people who aren't theirs they're spectrums we don't even know about we are we haven't named right or and everyone is in some weird spot and people misspeak right you there has to be a way back to say that's not what I meant right like like this is offending people of this type was not my intention at some level that has to be good enough unless you know we open your closet and we see that you've got swastikas all you know it everywhere you know and so I think we have to we have to hold the line here you know yeah and very few people are in a position to be able to do it I mean like Netflix Netflix doesn't feel I can do it well Netflix just so terrified of a continual blowback and they going to start like if we're going to save the show the way to save is getting stop talking or I just going to just take his other foot take other people. help to illuminate our understanding of how people behave is what you really enjoy talking about you really definitely changed my way of looking at things that they're really essentially the concept of free will the very flawed thing and that you have to really take into consideration who a person is right now and what was his cause them to be this person right now and that a lot of us are operating on this really bizarre momentum of our past and our behavior and our genetics and life isn't all these different variables that really need to be taken into account this idea that you are autonomous and you are the director of your own life is true to a certain extent but it's also very complicated much more complicated than we would like to admit and when you're talking about something that happened when you were 17 like Brett Kavanaugh or something like that like Jesus Christ you know you going to hold a 55 man 55 year old man accountable to something that he did when he was 17 it wasn't a crime that and you're not exactly sure what happened picture of your own life is true to a certain extent but it's also very complicated much more complicated than we would like to admit and when you're talking about something that happened when you were 17 like Brett Kavanaugh or something like that like Jesus Christ you know you going to hold a 55 man 55 year old man accountable to something that he did when he was 17 it wasn't a crime that here and you're not exactly sure what happened this is all very strange this very strange stuff


    Is There a Way Back From Cancel Culture? | Joe Rogan & Sam Harris
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    do Jamie and I have a a checkered history I don't know if maybe you and I have spoken about it I never met Jamie but Jamie when Jamie was social justice Warrior number one he went hard he went hard. Probably be like a donkey on me endlessly in ways that were totally unfair and he was just you know he was and then he had his his epiphany Havana Social Justice model came for him over something was over almost nothing pray over him trying to get laid I mean like they were saying he was a creep or something like that strength is hitting on girls I miss the details there but then he can't then so then he sent sent me very friendly and apologetic emails about to see how I'm sorry what I did and you know he was he want he wants to do a podcast I haven't taken him up on it but you know that maybe I could be an interesting play sincerely apologetic he's a good guy I mean he went he and I had our own issue at one point in time over a podcast that we did versus it was the Daniel Tosh rape controversy like remember this woman in a crowd he was he was on stage and he wasn't supposed to be there it was at the Laugh Factory and Dom Irrera I'm on stage and goes like I don't have any material you guys want to talk about and some guy yells out rape and that's always helpful and so you know it's like some drunk in a crown try to go see so Daniel Tosh's take about that guy about rape cuz when it be fine if someone is raped her and everybody starts laughing giant blog about it and she wanted him to apologize about it and Jamie went after Daniel Tosh as a fellow as hell comic saying that it's you know like and I'm like well she's a Heckler and very patronizing cuz obviously he doesn't think there's something funny about rapist it is he's just trying to work through this ad lib set that he's doing with some guy who yelled out something that this whole crowd has to respond to he can't just ignore the fact that it happened and go fire trucks and you know and Jamie and I had this little tit-for-tat about it but he's very honest about his mistakes like when you talk to him and he's he's got great Insight because he was that guy and he was that guy that was going back and forth with people online all day and checking as mentions I couldn't walk down the street more than five steps before you pull out his phone to check his mentions is there help people responding to his latest Duncan heartache down or right just it's a toxic thing that people are doing it's this this Rena looking for people that are that are bad I'm looking for things that are wrong looking for wrong speak is very toxic it's toxic for the people that are doing it toxic for the people that are receiving it just it's not a way that you and beans whatever communicating one-on-one I mean I tried to communicate with people the same way online as I would have there right in front of me I don't succeed but I try that's my goal try to talk to someone if they're right in front of me that's clearly not how everybody Tanto I think road rage is he is the best analogy what's happening social media have adopted adopted that way of looking at 2 you are the highway like the 405 and you have five Lanes on 70 miles an hour it is a f****** miracle that no one dies and every day we do it every day everything's fine let's go back to this idea of what the the actual normative response would be when somebody puts their foot in their mouth or something from their past gets disclose me these stupid and indefensible thing they did as a teenager right you know a lot like this you know you got these guys who are now having their careers destroyed for having dressed up you know the in the black face or neck hood for Halloween whatever it was and then I ate on that one politician that said he's not even in the in the photo but the photo is on his yearbook page or like whatever you put on your yearbook page in high school right you find out this thing that you know adult is going to die send right but what is the path back while I was like what is the reboot that wouldn't that should be acceptable because we don't even know it seems we don't even know what could conceivably work to rehabilitate somebody's career and yet on this other side we've got people who again or being let out of prison for murders they admit they committed right or rapes they admit admit they committed and they're real stated and we had these are these are stories were supposed to feel good about right so that we have to figure out how to square this on the left and you know I don't know I made the way I've been thinking about it is that it has to be intelligible how you are different from the person who committed that thing so I give you if you did something that was less a legit racist when you were 20 and Mark Wahlberg is an example of running around it just be in people senseless right and for a valid racist motives I believe when he was a teenager lost as I write but I think I was doing truly independable things now I don't know what sort of PR moment he has had since or how he's apologized for it or but that was a very different time I think it was if all that stuff was being discovered about him now there may be no way back to the problem is with this day and age it could be reignited right like even though he's apologized for it and even though that it's been addressed it absolutely get reignite on your podcast actively instill today's ideas of what constitutes racism on 1885 so if you were in high school in 1985 and you dressed up as mr. T you know that I don't know if that was racist back then I never did it but I don't know if that's racist like if you had a bunch of gold chains and you made your hair black and are you make you made your face black and give yourself a mohawk and some mr. t for Halloween and the pictures emerged today what you did when you went door-to-door when you were fifteen or 12 or whatever you were knocking on people's doors and everybody was laughing. It was racist but let's say you were racist right in the field I had to Skype is Christian picciolini on my podcast one to ask me or not legit racist all the tattoos to prove it and now there major problems with Christian picciolini as as as I think you know that I discovered after that podcast but so this is not an endorsement of him sorry Christian but the the there's a path back he is celebrated on the left yeah he's a former Neo-Nazi and he's you know I discovered him on Sarah Silverman show on Hulu and he's a darling of the left right and Darlene of MSNBC for this Redemption story so but what is the you take someone like any of these politicians who have something in their back story that is ugly my feeling is all there has to be is a transparent and intelligible account of how you are now different of how you can actually honestly look back on this thing and say yeah I am is embarrassed by that if you think I should be right that's not like that is nothing that does not represent how I view the world at all now but there's just there's a the spirit of the time on social media against special the left and to our total dysfunction politically is to never accept any of that and there is no apology good enough and or the orders the most cynical possible interpretation of your of your apology like you're just trying to what you're the only reason why you're apologizing is because you want to save your job and that we have to figure out how to use some recovery disk that we can reboot from here because it's just not as if this is going someplace terrible and again to look at it to the lens narrowly politically if you know over the next two years it's it's to the massive disadvantage of the left it certainly is but I don't see any way to fix that like with the current climate in his current attitude where people are engaging in this recreational outrage it fits the climate I don't mean I don't know what would have to happen for people to come to some sort of a realization I mean it would have to happen to them like I did to James like what happened to Jamie kilstein is it if they turned on him and he's like oh my God this is awful and then he realized you know I mean I don't know what other things could happen what what weird the game we're playing is part of it to me you and I are in position to take risks that you know even the people at the top of Journalism you can't Kelly says one wrong thing and you know it doesn't matter that she's got a $29 contract she's just she's fired when you look at the thing that she said I mean it was just a question just didn't seem to understand how charged the phrase blackface was she just ignorant of that piece of history or something but like either so she just she put her foot in her mouth she gave an apology that was just like you know full-blown hostage video apology I'm sorry you don't even know I hear take a sample of my blood and you'll just see Michael my cortisol and not good enough not good enough and the letters say the apology more crazy they let her come back City apology Ne-Yo good thanks for doing so she can take real risks but you know you and I you know you and I could do an interview with Louis CK right like view with Louis CK right like it and just process his coming back into stand up and do it in a way where people didn't like it you just say OK fuk off right this is the conversation we had and I think modeling that more and more and I think I think we have to take those risks and people like us have to take those risks and hope to break the spell by having those conversations in public


    The Left Calling for Violence | Joe Rogan & Sam Harris
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    that's what it sounded like I said anything bad it's what I didn't say yeah but that was upsetting to so many people put that such a loaded thing and because of that podcast now there's there's negative to it that blowback there's a lot of you know toxic anger and all that but the positive is what I like the positive that came out of it is me forced to re-examine how I do podcast re-examined the significance of each individual Gaston especially someone that comes with as much baggage you know that without lack of a better term is Jack that you're you know you got to think that there's people listening and there's some questions that you really have to work at you have to you have to push through and even if he's he's dancing and pirouetting I should have went back to okay why is Kathy Griffin on your platform as bad as I want names his name's and then when you see the actual the actual video of what actually happened and there's so many people there still not walking it back still my friend Matt lived in DC and those hats those Maga hats they're f****** everywhere there's these little these kids were that area carts that sell these hats so these kids bought those hats that day they probably just be an assholes right there unsupervised teenage boys their frontal lobe is not fully formed and they're all together feeding off each other like a pack of Grandma and I was a teenage boy you were teenage boy you know I f****** stupid used to be teenage boys together in a crowd school trip and get some native Elder Drummond in one of them you know it was amazing what didn't happen so violence against a Catholic school kid wearing a Maga hat but what people read into an uncomfortable smile right I may just like that the shots of his face with the tweets that said you know this is what white privilege looks like this is the end of this is this is the everything is wrong in our society it's just we have to slow down because my parents always thought of the left and we always I've been called right when I'm devoted anything--but Democratic my life except for Gary Johnson Gary Johnson was only time I voted independent or whatever the f*** he was libertarian podcast wellred they were they were the people that were more open-minded they were supporting of gay people in minorities that was the left and they were non-violent they were the people in Vietnam when I was a kid pool such a supportive of the virtue of speech and freedom and self-criticism the disadvantage of the left against the right has always been there's this self-scrutiny and willingness to wonder whether or not I'm wrong that isn't mirrored if you go far enough right and it has it there has been so there's been kind of an asymmetric war between left and right politically much of our lifetime but you go far enough left now and you're you're meeting a kind of totalitarian resistance to speech and it's so yeah it's very hard to see how the the 2020 campaign plays at that we could totally blow it with some leftist social someone who has made sense and you know what two things that I liked about Tulsi is that she's a veteran and you know I mean like she's she seems very reasonable to me but except I haven't followed her career closely but it just seems like she's not making the right noises on things like Syria and massage. that is uncomfortable with which in terms of what she is saying about it about him Mission capable of putting both feet in her mouth on that and she say he's not an enemy of America right again I'm not close enough to it and I would be very circumspect about endorsing her going forward


    The Covington Kids Outrage | Joe Rogan & Sam Harris
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    it's it's recreational there's there's two Jack social media and Twitter in particular me you have like so it's I missed the whole Covington High School catholic Fiasco these people just watching their reputations by taking these by Kathy Griffin right basically for the doxxing of these kids you know given all that she has suffered enough of from from Mob Behavior online and she's you know whipping up around mob it was just nuts but what the platform is calling out of people that also when people have been shamed and they've done something awful then they reinforce their base like that now she's like his so heavily hardly because the right-wing rent after her like any one on the right has any think she's calling for her side to go after this person like reinforcing that she's a part of that tribe that she's a part of that left-wing tribe yeah yeah well it's so obviously everyone has a lot to lose all the facts are in in and if you just waited a beat me a New York Times got this wrong the New York Times that they have to send and the so then as the dust to settle in and I see these people some people are doubling down some people issuing public apologies I see somebody who's actually in a branded herself as we have one of my enemies for some reason I can't fathom but this journalist Kara Swisher who she works for recode and end in Vox now but it's got a big podcast and she's a bit can you please read a regular column for the New York Times she's a journalist and I happen to know she doesn't like me because she's tweeted against and she said some disparaging things about me on Twitter and we had a conversation about it but I saw her she said one of the most but suppurative and you know fairly crazy things in response to the kids initially and then once more information came out she walked it back and she basically apologized if you know are you cara I buy I just wanted to support this Norm of acknowledging that you got something wrong and I wanted to do it even I wanted to actually do it for someone who I know really doesn't like me like I mean that was an added bonus for me because that that's it that's another Norm that I think we should support this like like we should we should play fair even with our enemies and honestly I even with people who never play fair with me even some Glenn Greenwald just lied about me endlessly if I get something wrong about them I publicly apologize for it so I did this and to this was at the absolute 11th hour with respect to this this Scandal online when I saw the kind of pain I was getting just for a supporting Cara in her walk back of the same way at a moment when it was obvious she should have walked this back I got people saying you unsubscribing from you I guess you aren't you know now I know you're a f****** racist it was just I just pure pain and I just wow man that's you know it's like you just touch this thing at its very end and your ear you know it's that the Slime gets on you so yeah it is it's the medium feel like their opinions are being heard like they want their Penny to be heard they want to be heard right now it might not be a very well thought opinion but they know that they have the ability to blur it out and send it out and that that the ability to do that it's just intoxicating for folks and you talked about this with Jack there is a what what makes Twitter especially good for this is that everything has the same stature yeah your tweets no bigger than the other tweet that just called you in ASL block only you only write on Facebook right like I like how its setup he's like it's does a big did it differentiates between me and these f****** idiots who are commenting under their of although ironically I hate Facebook I can't even just a graphic design on Facebook I find so offensive that Facebook so I use it as a publishing Channel but you know I keep threatening in my own mind to just delete the account cuz I just don't who's christ-like you too but alive I know it's like YouTube but with people with their real names in man and everybody's trying to navigate this thing and figure it out as it goes along and not everybody's doing it well and I think this world is going to get more and more intrusive I think this is just the beginning I think we didn't see Twitter coming whatever comes after Twitter and this is one of things that I before the podcast I wanted to really talk to talk about to get his take on what he thinks is next on the line because there's going to be something that's more invasive it's going to be something that is more whether it's I think probably something in the line of augmented reality there were probably a decade away from something that makes this look like books look like you know what a f****** cork board at a bookstore we're living to the Golden Age of audio here I think probably something in the line of augmented reality like there were probably a decade away from something that makes this look like books look like you know what a f****** cork board at a bookstore although strangely we're living to the Golden Age of audio here so I can and then all of a sudden audio is King


    Joe Rogan & Sam Harris on the Liam Neeson Controversy
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    live and I'm not I'm not arguing they shouldn't be alive because it it it has a massive Advantage for you as well but it is there's a different feeling like you know if I knew that this was being taped and I could rethink the thing we're about to say about Liam Neeson or whatever it is yeah you know it's it's different and so but will it Liam Neeson story is a perfect don't tell that one I don't tell that one is I but I want to be honest like don't don't you could be honest with me I'm not going to judge you if you tell me that someone got raped and you went out with a baseball bat for a week looking for a black man to beat up I'll kill kill Jesus Christ man like what the f*** was going through your head that point I'm like that's terrible yeah like I feel awful about it I can't believe that was me but it didn't happen nothing happened and now you know people are racist and they don't want him in movies and this is fascinating to me because this is a much larger problem with with massive implications we need to think through the whole process of redemption for people in our society we have to understand what are the what are the criteria for successful apologies and for forgiveness because especially where in the world where people are are having their their reputations destroyed in their careers threatened for tweets they sent as teenagers things are not disappearing online anymore in a certain point everyone this is going to be a 360 panoptikon view of everyone's life you know they're people who have grown up on social media and everything is out there and the irony here for me is that you have in a progressive progressives and your people on the far left who receive a disclosure like you know Liam Neeson still still take his and they just want you know they just want to see him burned alive right Alyssa let's just do the Wicker man on this guy because this is this is so awful and yet alongside that the same people in the left are people who have is a as a genuine ethical Norm the rehab Tatian of murders you could be somebody who spent you know 20 years in prison for a crime you admit you committed and there's this Norm around Redemption and so there's there's no way to square those two things are constantly holding two contradictions right here's another one women's rights and support of the job I mean this is what's going on there how do you do that but also women's rights and gay rights okay well Eric Weinstein our mutual friend calls these the the Hilbert problems for social justice Warriors and David Hilbert was at the turn of the 19th century posed a set of problems in mathematics that on his list of the most desirable questions hardest question in the most consequential questions to answer and so you know Eric is being a mathematician put that around ironically said these are these are the questions and social justice Warriors have to answer in the end of these impossible opposition to the store but to the Liam Neeson thing and forgive me if I for some detail that has come out that I'm not aware of but my understanding of it is he and he had a friend who was raped and then he reported this state of mind that murder is state of mind he was in where he was walking around with a cough which word for like a smile metal club right like a blackjack or they like another term for I think and looking for a black eye to kill all your life doesn't hoping someone's going to come out of the woodwork and threaten him so that he could do no kill this guy in this act of instrumental violence because his friend have been raped by black guy writes like any black I will do no that's that's sort of like the extra horrific wrinkle to the story right now and he's confessing this as a symptom of transient mental illness at least as far as I know it's like a he's horrified by the fact that he was in the state of mind can you imagine an actor have everything to lose and although I don't remember what at what point is life he said this happened can you imagine that I was in the state of mind right and this is as you say it an all too honest disclosure it is damn interesting right and it is the kind of thing that we should be able to talk about right and it's not in the fact that this is becoming synonymous with racism seems just wrong given given how he's doing he described her at least how I've heard this because he's saying listen if this had been an Armenian guy or an Italian or Japanese guy I'd be looking for one of them what this was at least on his talent is but the virus of instrumental violence me the viola virus of like this and how every blood Feud it ever get in human history get start is like you like someone from your tribe killed my brother and now what I want to do is kill anyone from your truck right doesn't matter who that you clearly as toxic as it gets you know ethically but that's not racism right that's just that is the way we have a word for it since it's instrumental violence but you know yeah obviously he's getting totally pilloried over this but we need we just need to figure out how to talk about how people can redeem themselves once something this unsavory is is revealed about their past whether they reveal it or whether it's just found out about them or a black guy I mean 10 minutes apart of the other tribe nobody doesn't suggest that he has us a bit heated hose and he feels one way or another by black people so I can't like if you told me he could have said again it could have been an Irish guy right or could have of the tribe is what he was reacting to at least in his description I don't know why you wouldn't take him at his word given that he didn't have to say any of this in the first place right now like this is a pleasingly honest and unnecessary disclosure but it's and I don't think people would think of it as racism If he if the story simply was you know she got raped by a cop and I was just hoping to go kill a cop right story and so yeah but we're so trigger-happy in our outrage with respect to anything like why do you think that is like what it what is going on because outrage seems to be more in season than it's ever been in my lifetime I don't remember outrage being so just such a it's it's it's recreational Trigger Happy in our outrage with respect to anything like why do you think that is like what it what is going on because outrage seems to be more in season than it's ever been in my lifetime I don't remember outrage being so just such a it's it's it's recreational


    Joe Rogan - The Difficulty of Interviewing Elon Musk
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    care more for podcast and I feel like I personally I bet it is it as much as out of concern for my guess as well like I just you know this a high-wire act but I want a net normally so that people feel free to be totally unguarded because I know that if we have a spaz attack we can you know we can you know even order in Spanish attack was Crusoe some people's careers talk to you about one of your podcast started it over yeah. It didn't work try this again let's just start from scratch that went completely into the ditch for the first half-hour me just brutal and and I said listen to this a real it was a good conversation for us to have here and now I know how badly this can go or I should like now I know just where the track is I have to struggle to keep the train and so we're going to reboot when I start again and we'll see what happens and you're the podcast was was not perfect and I got some criticism for it but people didn't understand that we were like being a we had a you know we had I'd seen the pit of alligators and didn't want to fall into it made more sense though when you told me that before you even got to go through a half an hour of back-and-forth yeah I think people need to understand what it's like to do one of these things too because you know you do it so often it becomes pretty and you're so good at talking you're such a good orator and you're so articulate that it comes off smooth and easy just having a conversation with someone but you're always considering the fact that people are listening to this you're always saying how do I how do I get more out of him or her how do I take this in and how do I get this person to expand upon this how do I you know how do I make this make something out of this thing that I felt Jack cuz he was talking in this way and we're we're really working hard on fixing all these issues in like oh Jesus I got to change my gears here and try to figure out cuz like it's almost like we have to restart again every time a question be answered he would stop talking and I'll go okay but really I'm that kind of speaker so it you know that wasn't a problem and I didn't know what he talked like I've never heard him talk ever so hearing him talk there and in talking to him live you know I mean some people are f****** effortless Elon took a while but going to start drinking now that was brutal what I lay down Penny but you wanted it cuz you want we did y'all be on Joe's Podcast Thursday night at 9 whenever I can answer but you know I'm mad I didn't want you guys to go live right I wanted I wanted you to both have a chance to say wait a minute is smoking a blunt really the thing we want to go in there so you know you didn't take my advice and it was what it was by the time the weed came out as we were drinking from the beginning of the podcast two or three glasses of whiskey before the weed came out nobody cared the fact that the CEO of Tesla was drunk no one cared about that I mean wasn't drunk but I don't know that was obvious they saw that you were drinking whiskey with wooden Ware was in his life at that moment because it's okay cuz that's what that podcast showcased at least for the first on a 90 minutes was just how many user interface problems you could have with the Elan right like he's not he's not always like that by any stretch and he can give a very loose interview Andy but you were working on the you is just absolutely heroic work trying to keep that conversation happening but once we got loose yeah that was good I was still as I can he was just in a space that he may he was so massively stressed and so overworked and just you know fires everywhere that had to be put out and so I just let you know as a friend I just felt like okay this is for the wrong time to be doing this and this is so I just felt you know it just tell them lucky to me so because he's again women in many of the moments and he can be a circumstance where I was looking at the comments right you know and I was seeing if these are people who are basically reading him as somebody who is much Stranger Than in fact he he ever is and I could see why they were doing that because he the guy he just seemed in a very stressed space and his life what was interesting he was very differently first got here versus when the light came on when he first got here he pulls being a very stressed space in his life what was interesting he was very differently first got here versus when the mic came on right when he first got here he pulls out the f****** blowtorch and starts shooting this flamethrower in the middle of the hallway and we're laughing and she's going to be easy this is great I'm just trying to massage it and get them get them get them going


    Joe Rogan - I Don't Need Cashapp as a Sponsor
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    Haitian are in discussions right now and I talked to you about this to about building a nap and what I want to do with the app is have a set amount of money that you pay per month if you want to sign up for the app and you get the podcast with no ads so you can either get it from iTunes or whatever you Google play or Google podcast or you can get it from the app and if you get it from the app you pay x amount per month and you get the podcast with zero ads and it'll stream live Mo to figure out a way to do both those things my thought going into advertising when when a person to podcast I've been doing the podcast now for 9 years when I first started doing it there's no ads for the longest time it just cost money it cost money to for pan with it cost money put up what I was doing it for fun and I didn't care and I had my Revenue was coming from other sources a few years ago I decided what I was going to do was because I was getting add will the first add request was a Facebook was the flashlight rather and you were the first person on earth did not have the flashlight on your pocket the first podcast that we did nothing Primadonna we would get ridiculous significant positive impact from that mean their business went through the roof because of the podcast I mean they're really sold a shitload of flashlights where they told me that some ungodly number like 50% of the flashlight they were selling was code word Rogan podcast advertisers tentatively My Philosophy and it's still hold it was like 2006 or 7 or 11 but my philosophy getting into advertisement was I'm going to do whatever the f*** I want to do a hundred percent and have no impact whatsoever on the content of my podcast like whatever advertisers that I choose whatever advertisers that make deals with they have to understand that there's no way I'm changing the content of the podcast and if I lose them I lose them I don't care and that was the thought process going in so I never hit a snag like this cash app Jack Dorsey thing before where people think that the reason why I was easy with him was because of the fact that he sponsored the podcast it's a very obvious conflict of interest but people have to realize that if they churn out off your podcast you've got just an endless number of advertisers waiting did they they buy a lot of ads they do buy a lot of ads we do have a good relationship with them but I don't need them they went away I have too many ads that sounds gross to say but it is a fact I have many more ads and I have spots for ads so if they went away would not hurt me at all financially because I put a limit on how many as I do per podcast I also don't ever interrupt a podcast within that I don't do that and because I don't do that. Cost me money but I just feel like billions of listening to a podcast unbroken is so much better than listening to podcast we'll be right back with this word from Casper mattresses you know it just feels gross but in the beginning I'm like look you know where it is you can fast-forward but maybe you're into this. Maybe you need stamps.com maybe whatever the f*** you need that those are the ads they pay a lot of money I'm going to take that money and I'm going to do whatever the f*** I want and if these guys decide do you smoke pot or you're too kind Marshall are you talk about this or talk about that we're going to drop you okay that's my philosophy I've lost that I've lost sponsors okay I don't care but gets done lost the cash out cuz I was too hot hard on Jack Dorsey or of Jack Dorsey comes back and I'm too hard on him and Grilling him about these people that have been censored I hope it doesn't but I like them in fact I'm having Tim pool come on tomorrow Tim pools and investigative journalists independent journalist who was advice and he knows a lot about the censorship issue with YouTube or with with Twitter brother and he knows why YouTube is well but with who censored and why who is removed who is bendy platform why did bendy platform and where the inconsistencies and you know where why why is it skewing so heavily right where the people the right of the ones were getting banned the people in the left to get away with a lot of crazy s*** so we're going to get into the weed with that and if the cash app how to drop me as a sponsor I don't care I really don't care this is a major source of income for me but it's only one source is one of things of being a stand-up comedian working for the UFC and having a podcast never podcast with ads on YouTube and and having ads that are on the regular podcast self I'm free in a sentence to I have plenty of money it's not whether or not starving or worry about paying my bills I'm free to do whatever I want to do but also I should be clear like I do cuz I sound totally sanctimonious and it's not intended that way I don't think my Scruples around at reading it as I my podcast apply to you or or Tim Ferriss or many other people at me like that Tim is the ultimate example Tim is somebody whose brand on some level is what I'm going to do is I'm going to go out there and find the best s*** in the world the best shirts the best workout equipment and I'm going to tell you about it is reading an ad for something you know that is totally brand conversion for him and I think you're very much in a similar situation if you're talking about on at whatever dismiss p018b you own part of on it right to a lot of ads that I don't want there was one there was a uber for babysitting till I quite a few some of them that are just boring I might do not read that that's stupid but also you're a comic who can send up ads on me so I climatic Bill Burr does this what are you kind of trash is the ad as he's everything any that's part of the time because that he lost NatureBox cuz he told people to go eat apples you can stream live without really worried about it and I feel like can't like so is like a meet you at the end of the day like as if things go completely Haywire on your podcast you can stay with them if I can comment what do I know right you that like you can just pull the ripcord and you're fine right I can't do that I feel like can't like so is like at the end of the day like if things go completely Haywire on your podcast you can say was I'm a f****** comment what do I know right you'd like you can just pull the ripcord and you're fine right I can't do that


    Sam Harris' Guilt Free Internet Business Model | Joe Rogan
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    you're the way you do yours you used to use patreon and now use your own website after the Sargon of akkad incident with him you nobly step back away from patreon now or not so no played it but whatever you think of Sargon of akkad like what's happening in this is much bigger than even podcast and I think I should know what you feel about this if you have you are the quintessence of the successful ad model Indian podcasting raised like it's working fantastically well for you and for people like Tim Ferriss and it probably Marc Maron the Minnesota there's some great and I am a really also a highly successful example of the the support model is like the PBS model of the NPR model and what's weird is it I can't like that we you know you and I are both surrounded by people who have podcast want to have podcasts and asking us for advice about how to succeed and how to monetize and I'm not even in a place where I can recommend my model to anyone else right because it's it's a very very hit-or-miss I just happen to have developed an audience they will support my work and you had developed that audience previously ironically enough on YouTube there's a lot of YouTube We address for the Bates or random if he had put in people putting my content on their YouTube channel and or or not and I found that I'm have two things to to say you're fairly strongly against dad's but we're the only one of them applies to me and I don't think it applies to you or Tim or anyone else I'm I just felt personally I couldn't use ads because of such as what my platform is and and the kind of topics I'm engaging and it just didn't work then it was nothing highbrow enough where I felt like my credibility wasn't getting subtly undermine by by shillingford Elijah's legit love to make it up in the Oxford English Dictionary and I like you guys is the best dictionary in the world you guys should use it I still couldn't do it and I might ride it with the only thing I took on as a sponsor was Audible and I did that for some weeks and then just you know I love audible put but it it just felt wrong and so I decided to just experiment with a different business model and it's working for me but it's I don't think I can work for most people and I thought I view that as a problem in it I think is as interesting as if there is much bigger than podcast and so you have like you have Facebook on the one hand which is just a it totally free platform were aware that the users don't even realize that they're not the customers their the actual product write the uses are the users are having their attention sold to advertisers and it's enormous business and on the other end of the digital Spectrum you have Netflix which is just a start pay well right and there's no way in but to pay the subscription and you know that's attending a Netflix could run ads and get more money if they wanted to put their they're not doing that and presumably won't do that and I'm hoping just generally speaking at the digital future looks much more like Netflix and much less like Facebook and cuz I see at what adds has had to done is they've anchored everyone to the illusion of free everyone expects visual content for free except in places like Netflix rice I like it when you release a comedy special and you really release your next hour and you sell it to net Netflix I would imagine they're very few people in your fanbase who are thinking will f*** Joe Rogan why didn't he just put that out on YouTube right why is is on Netflix they start understanding this piece of content is belongs on that shelf and that if they want it they have to subscribe Netflix where is if you did something slightly different between a functionally the same if you put it on Vimeo and charge people $5 or whatever in Vimeo on demand I think you'll get a lot more pain right at your people would say will f*** you you crazy bastard like you you're already doing great just release your stuff right now and I do that as a problem it's like it's like a psychological problem people have been anchored to the ads subsidized model more lies everywhere and they expect everything for free and in my world find to just to continually Brook that expectation and push people into a different sense of you get what you pay for and ended the so that the hybrid model I have created for myself is I'm putting more stuff behind a paywall right and it said that this is not just pure sponsorship of otherwise pretty content but I'm personally I'm very uncomfortable with the idea that if someone actually can't afford it they can't get access to my car do I just tell people if you really can't afford the stuff behind my pay while you really can't afford my medication app just send us an email and we'll give it to you for free right so yeah I heard that you can't afford this everything is too cheap in the individual space I think I think we're anchored to I'm in there people who will spend $5 a day on a cup of coffee everyday for the rest of their lives and yet if you told them this podcast or this app that they that they say is incredibly valuable to them is going to cost them $5 a month they they feel raped right now so it's completely understand it because I know what it's like to hit up a wall and think play I can't get my credit card out again I'm not going to pay for this I'll going to find this information somewhere else so we've all been anchored to this thing and you know something is going to win in the end I'm at you know I think at some point you know it's going to look much more like Netflix or much more like Facebook and I'm throwing my lot in with the former but now it's it really is the wild west will the Netflix things different because Netflix has programs that cost a lot of money to create this podcast is very easy I'm referring to call you out pay want to do a podcast you coming over here I mean obviously we got to pay for all this equipment but other than that just and bandwidth and rant and all that stuff but other than that just goes up right where do you do a comedy special across hundreds of thousands of dollars you have to secure a venue you have to hire staff made it's a big deal you know it's that's in that's an easy thing in terms of like bang for their buck with what Netflix will get out of it if you do a television show me my God and you need to hire hundreds of people there is wardrobe and makeup and set and there's writers and producers and executive never have to go over the script with a fine-tooth comb it's incredibly incredibly strenuous is a lot going on when you create a television like stranger things or something like that I know you have so much special effects and so to ask for that for free seems to be to me seems ridiculous but even if it is just a podcast if you want to build something if you want to build a media company like either like or like let's say you were let's say you were asking for support for this otherwise free pot podcast people don't know what your aspirations are me maybe you want to start a podcast Network right maybe you had your trying to build a business that is that maybe you have massive payroll expenses that you notice of the expectation that the product should always be free clothes the door to any of those aspirations if in fact you have them and you know it's like I mean it is very interesting psychologically because so I can so I have I created this network of support for my podcast but I see people do calculations that they would never do in a more transactional space if they were just buying my next book right so like for me offering a free podcast and then saying if you diable you can support it right that from the side of being a creator of that content it feels like Leaf the most transparent interaction possible because a person can listen for free for as long as they want to just discovered how valuable this and then they can support it to the degree that it they find it valuable where is it from selling you a book you can't even read the book before you before you buy it right have to make the decision to buy it and I'm trying to convince you to buy it because it took me all this time to write it and and you know you're you know it is is transactional with but with the podcast people make calculations that they would never make when they're just figuring out whether they want to buy something slight like a really long line what you just described people say well how much does a podcast cost to produce rather like if I knew what you were spending the money on and what it cost you to do this podcast will then I would support you right but they're never saying how much cost to write a book and if I knew what you were going to spend the money on once you want to work at once it once I bought this book then I would know whether or not I wanted to buy to either want the book are you don't write the problem with the support mod on this the problem with patreon everything else is that getting gauge is the sort of the philanthropy charity side of the brain right and people are worried about what you're going to do and how much at all cause I how much does is my cost right now like that that's that's a question if someone is asking when they're doing you went and donating and the problem there is there not understanding you know just the opportunity cost I got you know I have to decide how to spend my time am I going to spend 90% of my time on a podcast will that if so that closes the door to virtually everything else I can do right so it's you know it has to become a viable business and so am I I've recognized now that I'm going against the grain of human psychology asking for support and now I now I feel like I'm going to ask much less a man but I'm going to tell people at the business model isn't and you know and still look and remind them of it but I'm personally I'm going to go more and more than in the direction of putting stuff behind up a wall and if people want it then they can support and it starts and what it would be if it were Netflix that would also let you get it for free if you really couldn't afford it and if people want it then they can support and it starts in what kind of Netflix the ultimate version of it would be if it were Netflix that would also let you get it for free if you really couldn't afford it I like it I like how you thinking I'd like the ethics involved in it and I think it's a great thing and when you set it on your podcast I was shocked but it makes sense coming from you


    Joe Rogan & Sam Harris Dissect the Jack Dorsey Podcast
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    let's get right into the Jack stuff that was in your podcast with Jack and I found something very when I did my podcast with Jack first of all was not anticipating the blowback that I received it was her Dunning but he would I thought was I was going to have a conversation with this guy be fun see what it's like to run this gigantic Network that helps people communicate and helps people communicate and distribute information world what is it like to start something like that up and have it become what it is like how have you managed to try to keep up with it and what are the headaches pain and apparently people online particular the people they want to comment about this all they wanted to know about censorship and that was an issue with me there was a question with me but it came of far is a far bigger question for people online they felt like that I tossed him softball questions and that I didn't press him yeah and then I listen to your podcast and one about Jack is very smart guy very nice guy buddy talks in a very slow and methodical way when you ask him a question he takes these routes and if you don't want to jump in and press them like you're in this weird situation where he's not totally answering your question but he's talking about the same subject that you talked like print since you brought Louis Farrakhan like how is Louis Farrakhan a good standing on a platform and someone like you know Phil Milo yiannopoulos or Laura Loomer whoever it was Biggie kicked off he never got to that he went around and around and around with you and he recognize this after the podcast I received a lot of blowback he received a lot of blowback so I contacted him and he said he would be more than happy to come back on again and an address all these things and I said okay what I'd like to do is address specific instances of people being censored and he said okay what I'll do is I'll bring in someone from the funny that's in charge of that stuff so I'm starting to put together a picture of what it's like to be a CEO of something is big and he's also CEO of square he's runs the cash app is a lot of stuff going on that right so he's obviously busy how much day-to-day involvement does he actually have and who gets censored in why they get censored and how much is he willing to share about that so we're going to find out in the next follow-up podcast but I got accused of everything from being a shill to cock being out and there's also an issue that you managed to avoid wisely so of advertising the cash option advertising on my podcast so because the cash option advertising on my podcast write the man had you by the throat and ask all those great questions that we cute up the reality is those are the questions I would have asked now that's hard to say because no one's going to believe it but those are the questions I was asked and I try not to be too confrontational with aghast but in I probably could have pressed more particularly on people like Kathy Griffin calling for doxxing for the kid with Maga hat on with the Native American doors does a quite a few but I noticed that but what was your experience like with it and I have a different interviews because they were time differently at least a week 7 in jackass was like 2 weeks before I released it so I did my interview with him before this flurry of interviews with him came out of his Rolling Stone interview there was nothing out there so I had no real examples of how he dealt with these questions or how we talked yeah yeah because I'm one of the greats he died I didn't know what his boilerplate was and and how he would he would answer any of these questions and your podcast came up before mine did but mine was mine was before the Covington High School catholic so the real missed opportunity for me was just a matter of time and I got this thing put such a fine point on everything that's wrong with Twitter and the way journalism interacts with it right now I farted Manju Road. Bethany art I'm saying Twitter is destroyed journalism in the end and it was not a crazy iPad in fact after the Covington thing and I'll use that and then Kathy Griffin would have been a perfect example to talk about it like we know why she's still on if he's calling for the Dachshund right yeah but I think I had a substantially similar interview with him that you did because he's the two things one he's great at sort of pure wedding around the sharp pointy question of you know when what is the policy and why why are you applying it in this seemingly disparate way and it seems to skew politically in One Direction all the time right but you'll I think you also you know I did and I think you did naturally we cut him some slack in that he's the CEO of these two corporations he can't be expected to actually know what happened every one of these micro cases like I think I brought up the case of I think her name is Megan Murphy I mean I hadn't even heard of her before a lesbian woman that she was like a feminist to said so the wrong thing in the transgender space you said something like men or not women right and she got banned and life or I think it was temporary and obviously can't know exactly what happened in that case it would be surprising to me where is the fact that he doesn't have his finger on each one of these cases and what the what the rationale was and he has this sort of generic answer that what you're seeing you know in public is not necessarily what we're seeing and vacuum in virtually every actionable case is not what we're seeing in private with respect to how these people are open opening multiple accounts and doing seemingly nefarious stuff behind the scenes know whether that is true I don't know but I imagine just say Jack seemed one I like them and he seemed unusually open to talk about anything I wanted to talk about as I saw one allegation that got a hold of you is that you know you must have been constrained by the topics you couldn't touch in advance you must have had some agreement with Him in Advance you know it didn't happen with me right now no discussion whatsoever about what was off limits when you streaming live and and me not I tell him I guess listen if at any point in this interview you put your foot in your mouth or I put my foot in there we can edit it right like we are you I want you I want you to be totally happy with what you say over the next two or three hours so if you have to take something again take it again and you know we'll just hide the same as we go now that virtually never happens right and in Jack's case there wasn't even a wrinkled like that so but you know what you know I recognized as a high-wire act for a lot of these people especially if someone is running to publicly traded companies right and you know it was when I invited him on I said I said jacket DM on Twitter I promise I'm not going to make you smoke a blunt on video that got him so I don't know how you got him but I did try to get him about it I mean I get from their anticipation why it would be disappointing I just thought it was kind of boring I thought my podcast with him just wasn't very good I sometimes do too many podcasts and when I sometimes do too many podcast I think I run low on juice and I'm not as I don't know I'm not as engaged or I'm not as fired up about it and maybe I just should have definitely should have prepared more for him but I really thought it was just going to be conversation about what it's like and I thought that would be really easy to do because it's such a position to be running something like Twitter but he you know I don't know if he was evasive because he didn't know the things or because you didn't want to talk about the things but there was things like he didn't know exactly why Alex Jones was ultimately banned he didn't he couldn't recall or didn't know now is that because you couldn't recall is because you want to talk about it or is it because he didn't remember it I mean I don't know mean you'd have to you have to be inside his head to get that answer clearly got a a very practice line that he uses to answer these questions and I'm going to let you know I know what it's like to have boilerplate now you know I've been on a book to her and you're just basically going to ask the same questions again and again and here he's getting asked fairly pointed questions about you know where Twitter is going and he's got but it has this inability to close the door to further inquiry because he he gives you the full Maricopa right up front you ask me like what what's what's the situation with you know the seemingly asymmetrical Banning of people and he'll say you know yeah we really and me we got to get much better at communicating our process we're not nearly transparent enough with this whole thing is in disarray and my job is to fix it and we're going to get better I promise you Bend right but actually but it's not a lot to get right on that it right in an interview and I guess so I don't think it's nefarious I think it could well be totally honest but it does have this this effect of you just keep reaching a brick wall that you know was going to be there now navigate that very well and that was a big part of the blowback CO2 blowback was accentuated when I found out that he sponsors me raise the cash app is one of his businesses and it's sponsored the podcast yeah yeah well I had a very similar result and I don't have that that problem so I see you know that I don't think that diagnoses your situation at all but Ice is very interesting and it's a difference between these business the business models under which we run our podcasts and just a different image just every choice you make and how to produce a podcast I essentially made the opposite one another. Streaming live like this the fact that you're so that this is just all very interesting to make some kind of a reluctant student of digital media now because I just going to stumble into this wild west that you know you and large part have invented right I mean this podcast in space was nothing and now we got Spotify in a buying up and it says like a land grab for audio Yeah that we were talking about that before the podcast they just purchased some company was it was it called for some ungodly amount of money spend 500 this year something and so it's it's this would all just making this up and you know I make and you know I just released a meditation app which is a different business model still as now I have these kind of two parallel digital business is happening in my life and it's it is very interesting the decisions you make are forced to make and the consequences of it until like the fact that we're having this conversation live you don't even have to think about what you're going to get this right Morganite when we're done we're going to turn off the Mike's and walk out of here and your job is done with my podcast that's not the workflow at all and I totally Envy this is approach that you have but for a variety of reasons I feel like I can't take it in in my life and so it's so it but it is very different hit that dictates many choices you know down the line which there's a positive and negative but it's in a deposit what you hear is what we got and we're done after we turn these mics off and that's and that's not you know that's not how I podcast visual element of it individual element of it in initially was almost like a side effect I mean when we first started it out visually but then when it started going to iTunes iTunes aspect of it became the focus the audio version of it rather became the focus but then we decided to stream on YouTube and put it up on YouTube and put it was totally not profitable just for for a goof like I will have the video on why not some people like video it was one of those things but then you realize ultimately that YouTube becomes a viable source of Revenue and then it's also the way a lot of people like to watch it you know and they also like to watch because they can comment under it it was the other thing that came out of the Jack podcast we got into a controversy about comments in about how comments are deleted or how they're they're shown in Hidden and what happens cuz people are accusing Jamie I'm deleting all the derogatory comments that we don't touch anything we don't we don't delete any of them we don't do anything to them we just leave him up there and it's a mostly acceptable but not a good podcast there's a lot of crazy s*** that happens on these things but from what we think and Jamie correct me if I'm wrong you think that was going on is that people are marking other people's post as spam there's that and then Brandon also has a theory that a lot of alt right people are tar by the algorithm that YouTube uses like an inn in one case there was a guy with a Pepe the Frog Avatar and he said like his his, immediately went to spam and that the other thing is that the comments are curated depending upon who is watching it and what account it'll be doubly different sort of propagate different comments to the top it's not a this you can't actually change it if you if you prefer to see the most new comment I front of your own person right here when you're watching you you as a viewer for user of YouTube have to make that actual yeah so that exact conspiracy theory just heightens the whole thing right okay now they're deleting negative comments I don't like doing bad podcast but I will be the first one to tell you when I think a podcast sucked that podcast was definitely disappointing it wasn't good mine wasn't it was like I said I want to listen to hello it wasn't like he and I were just shooting the s*** having a good time was it take that one decision so you have decided to make video main component of this podcast will probably a small percentage of your actual listens anymore it's gotten to the 50-50 that may one day change but because I don't I don't care what's happening on YouTube right so I never see the comments and whenever I look it is as you say a cesspool it's insane to me YouTube is just accused massively right excuse had just massively mail and it probably seems very young to so you have it just totally just like Millennial alt-right craziness right act like as I say these sentences your YouTube page is blowing up with hate for me right now you got a bunch of Millennials and gen right now able to wear yet but I mean it's got to be younger than than most of of where I go for so I'm not even seeing most common threads they could possibly respond to anything I put out there now I don't even look at my at mentions for the most prized spend maybe five minutes a day looking at that's healthy what is coming back to me but you were actually helpful and and reformatted my brain on that on that topic but so because I don't see any of that stuff and then maybe I'm getting a lot of pain for my Dorsey interview but I don't even know about it right send it so I'm not having I don't feel like I have to course-correct in response to anything now and in large measure it is a consequence of just this decision that you know I inadvertently made that I'm just I don't have a video component to my podcast at the moment and so I'm not I'm not spectating on that you know that the feedback on YouTube will the feedback thing is interesting because we were just talking about this before the show that with feedback and comments on YouTube essentially anyone can comment and if you don't go Banning people from which we don't do we wouldn't do some was totally a piece of s*** but we don't so you essentially have this open Forum so it's like almost like a message board where people you just for the comment and it's unlike Twitter in that regard because Twitter just you know you get abusive and shity on Twitter they just get rid of you if you get abusive in chitty on Instagram or on Facebook Facebook they'll just get rid of you but if you are on YouTube and you're in those comments you can kind of get away with more solid imagine that people that don't appreciate censorship and want to just just f****** spew out whatever is on their mind that would be a place they would go especially to the same product essentially the only thing different in this is about thing where it got confusing with the YouTube people versus the audio people with the audio people it's very obvious that the cash app is a sponsor because it's we say it this podcast is brought to you by the cash app where is in YouTube we don't put the ads on YouTube We there's ads that YouTube puts on the we put the ads on it like after the show is over I'll read the ads and we'll insert those into the audio and that will go up to iTunes and RSS feeds and all that stuff so the stuff that's on YouTube it's abbreviated in the sense that especially the live one doesn't have anything so like this has zero at and then the ones that'll be posted on YouTube later alive YouTube ads so that's what this whole there was a couple of in that regard is also apparently in emerging conspiracy theory about that Jack was trying to pump up Bitcoin because they have some sort of a bit coin deal if you heard this one at any point it's still right around $3,500 so if there was a pump and dump scheme of some sort then like it should be shaped like provable in a box and I guess I don't know what did Wally said was that the cash app sells Bitcoins we talked about Bitcoin that you can buy and sell Bitcoin through the cash app I should say I think you said something about blockchain technology rendering everything permanent online and then it was something different comments into anything blog posts blockchains essentially going to have everything online forever but there's so many f****** conspiracy theories about all sells Bitcoins we talked about Bitcoin that you can buy and sell Bitcoin through the cash app I should say about blockchain technology rendering everything permanent online and then comments into anything blog posts blockchains essentially going to have everything online forever but there's so many f****** conspiracy theories about all the stuff it's it's fascinating


    Forrest Galante is Planning a Trip to "Hell on Earth" | Joe Rogan
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    I want to f****** everything up like Galapagos Island sure you're familiar with the Judas Judas goats Judas go to the other ones in the Galapagos do you know how they do that Raticate goats it's really interesting helicopters they castrate goats like to hang out together right but sometimes hard to locate them a radio collar on one go they castrate it and then they let it loose and they gunned down all the goats around it and let that go. Go find the rest of goats NOAA goes and finds the ghost in the gun down those girls cuz they have the radio collar yeah so these what is this James a picture of a Judas goat I guess so you don't shoot it out exactly why quarantine for 48 hours wow I mean it's the dawn of evolution Darwin came up with the theory of evolution do the finches it's it has been destroyed in some aspects and it's been the habitat has been fixed in a lot of places there's been great conservation efforts and personally I love what they're doing because they're trying to keep it pristine tastic that there's a quarantine I think it's great that I'm not supposed to eat seeds for two weeks before going there and it's it's to keep it as perfect as it is now the island that I'm going to with with my small team has like nobody ever step foot on its active volcano erupts every year it's is crazy harsh-environment got to have a new pair of boots every day cuz it melts melting shred your boots just walking on it been described as hell on Earth so I'm stuck it's so the guy was telling me it's like 45° Celsius so that's well over a hundred and yeah and that's you know we got to be careful that water and hiking and there's just there's a lot of elements but that's the thing is I'm looking for an animal Nobody seen in a very long amount of time so you got to go to these places nobody's going wow that's incredible it's it's interesting the idea of invasive species to write because like Hawaii is a good example why there's been talk of getting rid of pigs and a lot of the natives alike will slow down because if they're what we hunt them we eat them and if they're invasive then what are we right the pigs were here right around the same time that people were there and they existed together that they need each other and its culture you know what that point it's it's Polynesian culture to eat a fire roasted pig and hunt your pig and so it's a delicate balance like Hawaii is a perfect example destroyed the birds and Turtles are frogs all kinds of things have been brought in there but none of those are culturally significant where is the pig as you're saying is a huge cultural significance so where is the balanced well one of the best examples of that would be like Lanai cuz Lanai has it's insane population of axis deer and we here we go and bow hunting there every year there. Delicious and Yep they're plentiful and it's one of the most really ethical hunt cuz you have to hunt them there or so overpopulated people and have you ever been till the night I had absolutely they did that to decide to let deer loose on an island with nothing to eat the deer but people right and then when this is done is like King Kamehameha which is what year was that a long time ago long time ago so back down there and how are they hunting these things back then and they brought him over from Asia right yep there from Asia Hunter's Paradise Animal thing they took moose in the New Zealand they took like 10 of them small population believe that they've been hunted out another shot the last one bottle. There's one guy crazy looking dude long hair long beard like nuts looking guy and he's been on the hunt not hunt hunt but like trying to prove that the New Zealand Moussa still there he's found antler sheds he's not betting sites a picture of one standing on a rock and you know moose to me at 100% of moose so they're in fiery somewhere down to South Island there's one or two or three of the super elusive moose that have been in New Zealand for like 50 years wow he is special with The Rock's real slippery and it's just like cold as s*** and get really high altitude and you've seen them before right you look at in your like that's not a real creature like some kid drew that yeah like a big old Shaggy weird looking thing yeah that's the last one that was Tate last picture taken in 1952 years ago and I look like I don't know who sang It's not but it's from 1952 that's a hundred percent of my freaking mu that's no doubt about it you know what I'm saying what do you think that is exactly a rubber moves that someone stuck there and they like arguing that somebody could a computer-generated ridiculousness


    Joe Rogan AWESTRUCK by Nightmarish Spider-Tailed Viper
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    adaptation I think it's one of the more interesting things about this planet definitely is these weird organisms that are trying to figure out their way to to survival you know and then we're moving and changing and we're always finding new ones like I found a f****** snake I posted it up on Twitter like a week or so ago a snake that has a tail that looks like a fake spider I think it's from a Ron Viper scale pit vipers that it right this thing moves its tail and it perfectly Blends into the rock around it like look at that unlimited amount of camouflage adaptation like how does that happen it's incredible it's it's play creatures can create that without you doing it knowingly some some handful of snakes at one time start wagging their tail and realizing the birds came in and then over generational time does Taillow evolve little spikes in little things and all the sudden you have this whole population of animals that look like that grow something like that a lure of its head do you want to eat it cuz I want all my God is kind of worm thing literally has like a fishing worm like a bass worm I mean it's it's so amazing all this adaptation and all these look at that f****** monster the light grow and he's got a flashlight how much adaptation there is and how all these things sort of work together right like there's the bacteria and the fungi I am your plant life in the animal life and the predators and prey and atolls or two words together and when something doesn't work is cancer drops off and then the system to reset itself in a new order I mean to me there is nothing you say it's why most fascinating things to me there is nothing more fascinating like I'm obsessed with it I live for it because I find it so interesting now when you study these things and do you ever try to think like how the f*** that happen I see that that spider tailed snake is there anyone that has like an idea like that this was you know this was just a lucky break that this one snake had a freaky tale and then he got the f*** a lot 98 a lot of birds one or two or three snakes kind of got this adaptation just a random random genetic sequencing that led to maybe a white blotch on the tail something unique although it seems like the fashioned it but over time over at they did but over Millennia right over thousands or tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of yours the one what happened with say there's two snakes with a white spot on their tail then they have a baby and it has little bit of deformation write a little thing sticking out then that snake all of a sudden catch more birds than the rest of the snakes. Snakes reproduce Offspring and its offspring that has a little bit bigger of a spike catches more birds and sewed those become the the prized animals to reproduce with continue to gene pool and so that's what happened to keeps evolving like a peacock right crazy big tail that it's attracting mates with its not useful to the bird you know that's entirely made for Showmanship for peacocking if you will and it over generational time it gets bigger and crazier and more elaborate more colorful and the females literally flock to him and that the animal that continues on what I really wish there was a way and maybe there will be some time in the future where they're going give the show you would like some sort of a supercomputer sequencing will there be able to look at the DNA of this thing to say oh this is the exact progression tries to start off with in this is what it became right this is how some sketchy looking for some chicken became a peacock. You know this is how some freaky snake became perfectly adapted to its environment I mean that thing looks exactly like a rock that its source on perfect perfectly adapted to its environment I mean that thing looks exactly like a rock that its source on perfect since it is incredible like I would I'm like you I'd love to know who patient zero is you know who's the who's the first one to look at that


    Could Cloned Wooly Mammoths Help Stop Climate Change? | Joe Rogan and Forrest Galante
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    the extinct some animals thank you what like what it what is currently going on right now they're calling it The Dawn of the extinction and it's a it's a lot of very very intelligent genetic scientists that are trying to isolate specific genes that are specific to the animals that have been extinct and putting them into extant animals animals that are still here to basically May Miss Frankenstein animal cuz it'll never be the animal that's gone right it will look like it'll behave like it'll think like it excetera but it will never actually be the animal that we've lost at least not yet we haven't we don't have that technology right now what we can do is isolate a genome put into an existing animal that gives birth to an animal that looks and acts very much like the extinct down but it it's some degree different because it's like part of a mammoth friends right they would have to take some DNA from a mammoth right that they would say another get and introduce it to an embryo but we have an elephant in the elephant would give birth to a very hairy very large tusks like these isolated genetic codes elephant run it would look like a mammoth it would act like a mammoth but the reality is it's a Shaggy elephant with big tusks right so if you did like 23andMe on it it would show all it's mostly elephants but it's a little bit of a mammoth have these little bars in the middle of it so what they do this is a very crude way to explain it but they pull out a bar from an elephant and they put in a bar from a mammoth and then eventually you get this Mammoth until this would be looks like Gene editing tools like Crispers a killing those lines exactly wow and so how far away are they from doing this it's I mean it's been successfully down a couple of times they've given birth to animals that are very very close to the most of the time there problems right there's it's infertile its it has lung issues whatever it is there's a couple different cases I'm not a geneticist I'm a wildlife biologist so I don't really understand it but it's they've done it they have successfully reproduced things that are gone basically clone things and then the animal hasn't made it to adulthood and that seems really really like playing God doesn't feel like I mean because they can is it one of those things or is there a like a real valid scientific reason for trying to reintroduce these animals are the extinct them valid reason is to conserve ecosystem right like we talked about what we are saying it's just that that quest for knowledge the can we do it the Innovation right can we play God can we fix it can we take this thing that's gone and say no it's not like we have the tools to make it knocked on ya there some article that I read where they were talking about reintroducing the mammoth to Siberia and that there would be some ecological benefit to reintroducing the mammoth because of the way they forage for food or they would have some sort of an effect on global warming about that I don't know about that specifically reintroducing the mammoth to Siberia to benefit the environment to Accurate or not until you put on the ground but how do we it's a great Theory and that's what science is right it's coming up with hypothesis and then trying to prove them and it sounds cool like do I want to see a mammoth walking around Siberia f*** yeah but does that mean it's actually good for the world hard to say could bringing back Mammoth help stop climate change scientists say creating hybrids of extinct bees can fix the Arctic tundra and stop greenhouse gas emissions I don't understand that I find it hard to believe to be honest maybe it's just some scientist clever way of sneaking it in because he wants to play so yeah we're going to fix everything give me the money scientist right right new Joe Rogan is a scientist how are you going to make your career are you going to make your career by raising money through being like yeah sure like I'll study Cricket legs or you going to be like look give me the money to stop global warming my bringing back f****** mammoths like Rhino like why you can make the outrageous claim if you think it's going to find your research but that's how you make your bones and that's that's one of the sad realities of some certainly not all science


    HECS Suits: Do They Really Work? | Joe Rogan and Forrest Galante
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    antimalarial stuff from a pincushion like I had so many shots and pills and you know like the preventive obviously I actually don't do malaria medication I just cover up because it messes with your brain I don't know if you know that like they say that in the modern ones aren't bad but the malarone like you have hallucinations at night you're crazy sweats like if you're in hot sun so I would rather be more focused from working with reptiles or stuff like that that can you make me so I try and try to stay away from it just cover up wow is there a specific type of clothing that's like anti mosquito repellent clothing or anything like that long sleeves and some bug spray and you do a mask as well now know that silliness really it's probably worse than I'll have you ever use a thermostat what do they call the f****** is it called thermacell I think this was called it's it's a device that heats up Scott like an element inside of it and like a little bit little canister of gasoline and you put the sheets and it releases this very fine mist and mosquitoes f****** hate it in Alberta Alberta has very aggressive mosquitoes when they're out when they're out there out of the car and we open the car door and within seconds a swarm of mosquitoes inside the car through saying we was screaming like what the fuc like there's clouds and scared of it that we don't have malaria here in the United States if it made its way over here somehow exude is for people that don't know what you're talking about so it's the oven carbon grid that actually hold the body's electrical energy and capacity like the door microwave oven like a faraday cage right and so you naturally amid electrical energy and then when you wear this clothing it's got this conductive carbon grading when you touch the ground or something and crowns and releases only energy so birds migrate using energy that you released but has it been proven that the animals can actually recognize that electrical energy what certain animals yes so we know electroreception is certainly lifescape a lot of birds to migrate sea turtles use magnetic poles to migrate they just discovered I believe 2014 that lobsters antenna have electrical detective sensors or like the reception is the word it's proven on some things not everything you know our understanding of animal behavior in animal adaptil he is constantly growing so it's passive you know what I mean I wear it because the path of Technology it's like I'm going to wear a shirt anyway why not wear one that might or might not help so I feel it helps my friend John Dudley is a bow hunter pretty famous bow hunter personally specially with birds I've noticed a huge difference I've noticed a huge difference in the water some mammals I've noticed a difference but yeah I like John I feel like it's it helps me get closer and you know keeps get the energy down you know what I mean like you're admitting all his energy you see this bear or whatever it is your hearts by to your journal and goes and it keeps on capacity so I think we sent that I think certain creature sense that and I I like to keep that out of the equation right I guess it would be that out of the equation right I guess it would be that there is something coming off of your body and it probably would be an advantage for animals to be able to recognize that and just because we can't quantify it right and put it on a scale or weigh other seems like that's probably something going on predator-prey right like if you're lying and I'm I'm an antelope and my adrenaline spikes my heart's going and you're going to come for me but if that's out of the equation


    How One Treasure Hunter Got Screwed Out of a Fortune | Joe Rogan and Forrest Galante
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    very cool old guy Australian guy lived in Perth and for years he's like I know where this certain Spanish ship went down long story short he finds it right digs up one single gold coin is like it's here I know it's here big spear fisherman Adventure guy goes spend $10,000 not a rich man than $10,000 gets all this excavator equipment goes to this very remote area of Northwestern Australia pulls up something like 10 million dollars worth of treasure takes it home legally is it all tells tells the government gets all confiscated they give him three or four pieces you can see his treasure in the museum in Perth here's this guy who would have retired been a wealthy man you know how does Whole Life taken care of because of this thing he was obsessed with and then found and then got the tools on his own 9 to go and get it declares it has a complicated to well that's weird because you find stuff in the ocean that and they take it and people become billionaires right they find Russian or Roman jerks ships filled with go poem writing but for whatever reason like this was considered like history starkly valuable so it was taken for the museum right and he got ya a few coins and no money I got to look up the guys name I know a similar story it happened in America okay the guy that was went to hunted got investors right and when he got the gold he just kept it when investors ask for the money to your daughter's head lost it or I don't know where I I don't know where it is I think he's currently in jail under contempt of court. She is being asked where is it and he said I don't know stick a lot of texture test people think his kids have it or something like that but have no idea where it is it's a crazy story might be worth a million you might have something like 20 to 30 of them yet it's like a lot of money and saying well you got to bring it to someone who's going to give you a piece you know you had a brain to someone but then you're going to get caught where to get the exact historical right you don't know like who does it belong to the museum tonight belong to the person who finds it right like what are the what are the rules and I would make these rules up as we go along its 4:20 million right now


    They Call These Chimps Lion Killers | Joe Rogan and Forrest Galante
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    Jaguar that they found in Arizona for Mexico it's such a weird region that because yours is huge Sonoran Desert that you think none of these tropical animals can make it across and for whatever reason Southern Arizona gets Jaguars and coatimundi and peccary and oldies like tropical animals what what the hell I don't know what the hell's going on all these rainforest creatures are making it through the Thousand Miles cool places to visit the natural instinct to Romans expand your territory there is yeah that's an incredible animal so beautiful and it's huge huge there they're 200 + pounds a big f****** aggressive cat a jaguar or a leopard leopard during the Arizona Inn so interesting I didn't even know that but when did they were pushed out of us I feel like there might not reach her though I feel like they were they were more numerous in like Arizona and like the Southwest make sense I mean we had so much megaphonic here back in the day there would have been a lot of pray for them now because you spend so much time in the wild and you know and that you have this interest in these call cryptozoology animals and nothing against crypto guys but I don't do lock Nassar Bigfoot or anything I'm a true wildlife biologist so I only focus on Wildlife so not to interrupt you but I'm just very very structured in the sense that I really only look for animals that we we have an understanding up Bryant down right the Bigfoot one is the most compelling but also probably the most bulshit I think there's a mix there people believe that they've seen certain things you know it's it's do I think that there could have been large primates that we attributed Bigfoot sure whether they're still here or not whether people never seen him I'm so like not well right on that isn't interesting know that if there was one it would probably be the most spectacular find ever have Champs and we have all these things that are real like Lauren culture associated with it just like our Western culture but like things a big hairy creatures and like everything I mean it would be like this mind-blowing discovery have you ever went and looked for the Bondo ape no I know what it is but they've got skulls and hair samples and photographs and video and four people don't know we were talking about the gigantic chimpanzee chimpanzee sometimes yeah there's a camera trap photo there's a guy named dr. Carl nose on a doctor thinks it was Carl Harmon Carl something harmonica and he's a wildlife photographer and we set up a bunch of camera traps and he got 101 walking Tomatoes it's freaking is some photos of these gentlemen that shot one near an airstrip and it's f****** huge the men are real they might be small and they are in front of them but it is without a doubt like when the biggest chimpanzees you've ever seen a lion and they have a Crest on their head their skull has a Crest like a gorilla yeah it is like the the bone of the skull has happened for the longest time they didn't think they're real to part of that Michael Crichton book Congo was a really terrible movie that's insane yeah that's one of them and I think that doesn't look like forced perspective know what I mean it looks like they're right in front of them and that's one from the early nineteen hundreds of where these guys shot one and there were like what is this this is just giant chimp go didn't see if you can find the one of the right above is the one that worth walking right there yeah directing these you know these people that want to one of the sightings they saw one walk by a truck like walk Crossroad they said it was the same height as a truck that's insane so they have like you know like a Toyota Hilux or something ever had literally the height like a 6ft tall man but a giant chimp and I mean to go back to the Bigfoot thing you can totally see where we get that from brain instantly goes Its mythological and I'm pretty sure that they didn't have photos of this thing until the 20th century like the late 20th century that's amazing different name for two different names for chimps they call metrie beaters and lion killers and the tree beaters are the ones that are up in the trees a smaller Champs Sheeran. The Lion killer but he's big ones that live on the ground and apparently there's some either video footage or there was some eyewitness account of one of them eating a leopard no way it was a dead leopard that they were eating whether or not they killed it or they found it but they were eating this f****** regardless like to be a primate at the top of the food chain eating a big cat I mean that's not it's not did not do you ever think of going there and try to find those things too deep in their great isolated population of them there


    The Hunting of the Khoisan People | Joe Rogan & Forrest Galante
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    maybe yeah I'm what did you think when they found that Flores man on in Indonesia it's amazing I like I'm not an anthropologist so yeah that's not quite 100% but essentially they were talking about a three-foot-tall hobbit like man kind of cadence please like fourteen thousand years ago which is like what I think it's completely believable I mean there is an people in the Sahara Desert are tiny you know they're there are like four feet and double-check but I believe until the 70s people used to go and hunt them maybe was earlier his sixties or 50s but you could go and hunt this primitive sized human being as like a pet you know I'd like a hunts like an Old English man with a big mustache in his musket would go hunt these people now we have an understanding that you know they're people like you, I can go and hunt them but like what's to say there weren't tried like that all over the world that other people used to hunt the drove to Extinction Jesus Christ right say the name of it again play perfectly adapted to the desert life they really used to hunt them and they look just like people I mean Warwood going conquer Africa and and Hunt these people like they were an animal you know crazy right until the 1970s that might not be right that sounds too recent doesn't happen to a lot of the non Appian human type people I would think so anyway if it's not like for sport it's for competition or resources or you know what any reason and that's that's human nature conquer so what are the pockets of the world are like mostly unexplored or could perhaps contain some of these animals South America for sure central Africa for sure there's some very remote parts off like Russian Arctic Norwegian Arctic there's areas in Asia that are still unexplored believe it or not regard us their populace there really are deep deep China there's some very Northern Mi Anmar hotspot nobody goes there varying I read something about some part of the world were they thought pterodactyls might still exist there's so many of those things I I don't know that one specifically there's especially doing what I do I cure them all the time right now look for Bigfoot's or pterodactyls or whatever man that sits could there be a large reptile that perhaps flies sure it's possible is there a pterodactyl as we know it it would be something that we don't know about like yeah basically I think there's enough pieces of this world that are unexplored that there are still megafauna to be discovered not a lot not a lot by any means and I might get ridiculed as I go back to my scientific Community for saying this but my belief is there are these isolated pockets were small populations of megafauna still exist that we don't know about low South America is I mean how much of South America is actually populated I mean you look at the size of South America is I mean how much of South America is actually populated I mean you look at the size of the Amazon jungle or something and it's it's the sure there's there's communities and stuff but not that much I mean it's Australia you know that if you're not on the coast there's nothing


    Joe Rogan | Can You Bring Back Extinct Animals?
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    sitter talking about bring animals back as a scientist sure the extinction is it is it is it is to me it's fascinating especially if it's something like sit a passenger pigeon right we used to have billions of them in the United States wipe them out and now they're saying we can take the closest living relative isolate some jeans and make a new passenger pigeon is that worth it cuz it's something we wiped out in the last hundred years yes I feel like that's we should heal the ecosystem by putting that back right that being said we still need to learn from our mistakes like we need to take into account what we did and why we did it and like do I think there should be a Jurassic Park in a bunch of mammoths and T-rexes absolutely not that's a waste whether we can or cannot do it to me that's a waste of scientific resources that could go towards conserving things that are on the beach now when you say like he'll or men the environment or the ecosystem when you would bring back something like Pastor pigeon isn't like 90% of everything that ever existed extinct I sure absolutely what does the ecosystem adjusting evolve and would reintroducing something like a passenger pigeon what it kind of f*** things up that exist now we're new animals have taken a different position in the hierarchy it's too short and evolutionary time so we are in what's gold the sixth mass extinction event right there's been $5 Boris the one wearing now it's happening at 80% greater rate than it's ever happened before so we are wiping out things more quickly than the world can adapt so you know you go into an environment and you take out all the apex predators the prey explodes the prey explodes the grass gets eaten down everything collapses now if you left that environment over time a revolutionary time it would adapt right maybe you say say all of the Predator got a disease and they died over three hundred Generations during that time something would have all within the environment to adapt the prey so that it didn't wipe out the environment that's just kind of the Nature's Balance but when you go in there and do it in 10 years or 5 years it throws off the equilibrium so when you in Siri when you reintroduce something that's been. It's science I've shown this one right here in the California Channel Islands when you put something back that's missing from the ecosystem it's like you're putting a piece of the puzzle back right and then allow it to do its thing over evolutionary time zones so I was actually a big part of that and I loved loved the project so the California Channel Islands were settled by agriculture there were sheets go to take bottle by there's everything brought over there right and it's so not Catalina but think about the northern Channel Islands what happened was when all these animals were brought in all the farmers were there then Golden Eagle started coming over golden eagles came over to eat the pigs and everything else there was an animal on the Channel Islands called the fox very gorgeous cute cuddly little fox you can see him if you go to Santa Cruz Island there's loads of them now thanks for the work that scientists done anyway they were like okay the foxes being there it is yeah the habitats getting destroyed the end that that's just the Keystone there were several species that were on the decline the cows are getting the livestock is wiping out the habitat the foxes are declining what do we do well obvious answer let's remove all the livestock so we removed all the lights. Kreit helicopters is a lot of pigs were causing damage all that kind of stuff we removed then the golden eagle started praying on the foxes because there may even more pressure so they remove the golden eagles this is a very Abridged version but now we've got the golden eagles are pushed out the bald eagle with your Fish Eaters which lived on the island so now after loads of yours of removing golden eagles like relocating removing all of the livestock now you have a healthy population of Channel Island foxes the bald eagles are back they're eating fish the whole ecosystem is Back in Balance had it been left the way it was what you would have found at the California Channel Islands over say 20 or 30 more years for your 50 more years do foxes no no bald eagles ton of golden eagles in a ton of pigs and likely overtime pigs with exploded to the point they Easter Island at themselves right they ate up all the resources destroyed all the habitat population collapsed golden eagles claps nothing left on the statues are and all that stuff but I am not familiar with what happened to Sharon so that island is was an ancient civilization that was the mecca had everything offline had Big Trees tons of food blah blah blah people settled there and they said this place is Incredible 2 and then they start cutting down the trees to fish they started eating all the mammals and what actually happened is because there were so remote the middle of the ocean nowhere near South America and nowhere near anywhere else they cut down the last tree there were no more canoes there's no more food on the island and the population collapsed the island was Baron it was void of trees Boyd of Life void of anything and they didn't have the canoes or anything to leave anymore cuz they cut down the last tree to build build a boat or make firewood and everybody there. Oh s*** that's what happens when you use up every last resource wow when did this happen I couldn't couldn't tell you that I thought it was like a mystery 2 what happened to the population of Easter Island so they're pretty breeding mystery why I think certain people believe that the heads were like a nail calling to the gods to help save things cuz they were going so badly idea. But I believe the heads are still pretty big mystery but the actual Anthropologie the population to collapse is is known to be due to running out of resources how long did it go for an idea of how long the population lasted flew too close to the Sun is they said because he's around small-size 163 square miles it quickly became overpopulated its resources were rapidly depleted when Europeans arrived in Easter Island between the late Seventeen hundreds in the early eighteen-hundreds it was reported that the moai were knocked down in the island scene to Desa. Right well I knocked down and the island seemed to have been a recent War site constant Warfare between the tribes lack of surprise Plasma Resources disease invasive species and the opening of The Island to foreign slave trade eventually led to eat around Collapse by the 1860s so long as that was a rap wow it was annexed by Chile until they've never tried to repopulate the island with trees or anything else I'm just going to leave it alone I believe so I know you can go there and visit of the island to foreign slave trade eventually led to Easter Island Collapse by the 1860s Soulard ending long 1718 60s that was a rap wow it was annexed by chili until they've never tried to repopulate the island with trees or anything else I'm just going to leave it alone I believe so I know you can go there and visit and I think there are some things there now but it's it's Barren there no trees there's no you know it's all been depleted


    Giant Sloths & Asian Unicorns | Joe Rogan & Forrest Galante
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    a lot like what time are primates I'm going to Borneo to look for an animal called The Millers grizzled angular to type of monkey I just got back I was looking for an extinct Caiman in the Amazon thing came in at UC there's many types of crocodile Disney types of Caiman looking for one with a very weird morphological variant it looks very very different to any other what's what's different about it got a very elongated snout if you ever seen agario you know what that is type of crocodile with this long crazy knows it's like the alligator family to Canaan family version of that this really long skinny face super light super yellow coloration just very different last time when was seen was 52 years ago and then they had one in a zoo that died in the 80s and nobody's found one since so just really cool until the leopards and I did wolves and and a bunch of really interesting stuff so it's fun and you love you should come with I'll talk to Animal Planet such a p**** what about Giants loss what are your feelings on those I believe it's at the South American name for giant sloths there is I don't want to give away too much info before I get to do a chance a chance of looking for it but after all the research I've compiled there is in my opinion one location on Earth it's in high Peru where nobody goes it's a bowl of mountains impenetrable the only way is a helicopter in the center to me that that ball is going to be like a primordial eaten all of the culture surrounding it have old stories of giant slots they all have different names for it but they all have these stories these Giants lot right there all hunted to Extinction however they've handed down a tradition nobody except for you know tiny handful of like far-out tribal people have ever really got into this impenetrable ball and I think they're anywhere they're in their wow I saw a documentary once about the scientist that was essentially risking his reputation trying to find a giant sloth somewhere I think maybe in the Amazon something somewhere where I'm thinking to he kept talking to people that it's been there for years what if your little Amazonian villager you don't read you don't have TV there's no reason to make up scientific science fiction why say you've seen it cuz you like to f*** with why people could be love you mean man that's a mean guy needs you want to log all right buddy patch on the back this is the last spot for you and I'll be taking then I'll take your binoculars and there's no reason for them to lie but that's like the thing that people say about everything crypto creature with a grain of salt but you still have to take it you know what I mean you don't have to bank at inconsiderate and so that's that's kind of the way I go I I always talk to people but then I come up with I do the biology right I track I put the cameras out I bait ice and I do all of that stuff to try and get evidence of my own because just going with eyewitness reports has like say it's nothing is there ever been any eyewitness reports that two for sure like what I mean like about the thylacine friends there was a guy that we met there who's like everywhere they run around with the black cats like what is Black Panthers today like hang out together write a crazy or completely f****** with me I'm not sure which one it is because your eyes are telling me crazy well I mean how many different pockets in the world are there like that Basin that you said you got to get helicoptered into there's a few pieces of the world still the artist he he went to the Congo I think was a Congo to look for dinosaur early Vice piece advice was first starting out and David is one of the more eccentric people that I know he's a multi-millionaire me to shitload of money gambling and also he made a shitload of money because he was a Facebook painted painted Facebook what does that mean now he's just as freaky super talented artist Yahoo is just doing weird s*** and wanted things they did like a many want to look for a dinosaur he's like yeah I'll go absolutely which doesn't totally make sense but it but who knows why not investigated kind of thing I mean how big of an area would there have to be for there to be a species that we are not aware of like how big of an area I mean question cuz we discover you have to look at the numbers but it's like 2,000 species a year little stuff but mostly little stuff there's an animal discovered most recently there's an animal called a it's an animal that I'm actually working on later this year and it is a an antelope like they called the Asian unicorn cuz for Generations people have been talking about the Asian unicorn and Western world like yeah whatever whatever whatever and then finally somebody went down there into the Laotian mountains and and was like yours a skull and here's a skin new like holyshit this is a real thing and this is like in a pot not populated but there's plenty of people living there you know I mean this isn't like this isn't like the middle of nowhere this is where there's villages rides in people and they're like yours this animal hear the skin hear the skull and since then I think one trail camera has the photo has ever surfaced like nobody's ever successfully documented it because it's just this incredibly elusive animal like whether it has super sensory organs you know what hearing sight smell whatever it is or it's just super low density in population nobody really knows but this animal huge like antelope has been around forever people little tribal people have talking about it in like a mythological way the same way they would talk about dinosaurs in the Congo in the Western World going sure buddy whatever you say and then somebody finally goes down there doesn't Expedition just like David did and goes out turns out a tear what is it about animals where were so fascinated by the ones that might not be real or that might be hidden like what what is it about them when we women people love study giraffes are things that are absolutely real compelling need to search for things that are not quite sure that I'm not quite sure if they exist or not I don't know man I think it's like it's human nature to want to know more Ride Like We of course like not everybody you see a drop you like it's real I know it banked it right some people go to the extreme they study every aspect of it but as a general populace I feel like once we know something's there we want to know what the next thing is I don't know the answer I think it's probably a side effect of our compulsion for Innovation like human beings are constantly trying to find out new Secrets or find me like find out new discoveries and invent new things and fire Explorer new world I mean this is just something that's been a part of human nature Forever This desire to improve writing to go for the find the next best spot for a new thing you know and then I think that also works with animals for the find the next best spot for the new thing you know and then I think that also works with animals I think we have this desire to find animals that we didn't know a real or weren't sure real real knowledge is the foundation of that right took to go to a new planet we have to have the knowledge of how to get their right to go to a new habitat we have to know what's there and I think maybe that's that's kind of that deep-rooted desire is like we need to know about this thing in order to to understand if we can innovate


    Cannibals of Papua New Guinea | Joe Rogan & Forrest Galante
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    easy trips do you want to do that you haven't done yet is a lot man I mean the one that I've had on my bucket list since I was so there's a couple wanted there's one really one place on Earth left where there's true cannibals in Papua New Guinea and unlike the missionary that went in Uno with an agenda I would just love to actually see these these cannibalistic tribe so I'd love to do that nobody has successfully unless it happened very recently and I'm aware of successfully done source to see if the Congo River from guerrilla warfare crazy waterfalls disease that's an expedition I'd like to try and then when it comes to Wildlife I mean the list is infinite there's so many of these animals that I'm desperate to try and find those sound like very dangerous trips like visiting cannibals yeah I mean like I don't know how to say this without sounding arrogant but that's what sounds exciting to me giving that shot that other people aren't taking so have people visited these cannibals and come out of there there's a Nat Geo photographer who got some incredible photos are called the car away tribe and he went in there took him awhile for them to kind of assimilate and get comfortable and then you got these photos that are just mind-blowing now how often do they practice cannibalism it is a it's not a daily thing it is a spiritual thing where they actually eat the eat the other tribes deceased after a war or an intertribal conflict as a way to like ward off bad spirits not like a daily thing it's not like they're going out hunting each other it's more like when these things occurred that they have to eat a certain killer at certain body to keep evil spirits at Bay do they get that version of mad cow's disease of cannibals get was it jakob-creutzfeldt I know what you're talking about I'm not sure I think it's probably infrequent enough but they're not getting it cuz I'm in the South Pacific they got that all the time but they were eating each other like all the time yeah that's that's where they're getting it from it's essentially mad cow disease actually yeah yeah is this guy hanging out with them they're eating something I don't think many people with many many many thousands of years ago and they essentially just get the resources from the land play new Love and are they just rocking it old-school and then for me at like the cultural significance is huge but what's the biological area like right nobody's going in there how much biological studies been done the answer is none and these people have large Papa looks like that lady evolutionary thought about leaving his know why you've already I think that's the name of his he's amazing yeah it's it's a great book but one of the things that they talk about in the book was these nomadic tribes that would yeah that's it Yuval Noah Harari I f***** up his name talk about these nomadic tribes that would kill the old ladies like kill the people that were burdens and like to just shows like them talk about like what people became problem brat who just kill him and this was a normal but they got along together great everybody was like laughing and smiling everybody's really friendly but as soon as someone seemed to be a problem f****** club them from behind and it's like this is going to sound awful but doesn't that make sense kind of does it sucks but it kind of does a burden on the community or Society absurd but as a culture removed from the rest of the world makes sense that you're a burden you know you've had a good life it's time to move on and their nomadic that's the other things like they have to keep moving so if someone stops and it like this one guy he was sick and so they left him on a tree and he became covered with Buzzard s*** because the vultures would just sit over him and wait for him to die but he eventually recovered and he caught up with the rest of tribe and for the rest of their call them something like Buzzard s*** for him and wait for him to die but he eventually recovered and he caught up with the rest of tribe and for the rest of their call them something like Buzzard shitt I don't like that that was a third their nickname for him being polite enough to wait for you to die


    Octopuses & Mushrooms Are From Outer Space? | Joe Rogan & Forrest Galante
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    yeah we talked about that was Brian Cox the other day yeah I'm not I'm not super well read on it but like it looks like a damn alien yeah he was very incredulous but he know he's obviously smarter than both of us RNA and DNA is right on them right I don't understand it well but yes it's like the thought that the population Came From Outer Space because the DNA sequencing suggests something that makes it extra terrestrial adaptability he was so close to everything else here that doesn't make sense but the other theory was it might be just this is the path of life right and the reason why it's so close to us is that this is the way all life even if it's extraterrestrial sure gets I don't believe Octopus from outer space but I love the theory I love the idea that it looks like it's from outer space you know it's just wacky that's that's bananas I take a lot of mushrooms not psilocybin but a lot of porcini a lot of chanterelles like I do a lot of farting it's really fun are you aware of Paul stamets know podcast ever he's a Mycologist and a f****** trip in every sense of the word super-genius Mycologist who had the craziest story about being in high school and what do you say took 20 grams of mushrooms and lightning storm something f****** something where you hear him tell the story your hands start sweating away something f****** bananas kill moose yeah and he did this and stop. I'm not very well right on that but there's a whole idea that microdosing with these chemicals that are naturally produced can actually have very positive facts really strange yeah so what would that why would that help you like as a fighter is it is not a mental focus thing it's a physical thing at that point right now it's get you into the Flow State interests and so like with Fighters the real thing is it's not just your skill but it's your ability to execute that skill Under Pressure so the overwhelming amount of anxiety there's extreme consequences to getting hit or going wrong getting knocked out the losing a fight is absolutely devastated it's devastating emotionally devastating physically is devastating psychologically it changes your perception of who you are and how you fit into the world and dab sometimes and nausea they sometimes often times impedes performance Cheryl Pratt comeback from the consequences of a possibly go wrong make you hesitate and it just it's it's the stress of it all is very constricting through difficult to operate the mushrooms some people alleviate that stress and put you in this elevated state where they say and I haven't I've never fought on mushrooms but they say that when you're on mushrooms you actually can see what a guy's going to do before it does it interest you have a sense of what they're going to do that's a much more heightened sense then you would if you were just in a normal silver states are you picking you think you're picking it up through like biological cues like you could see the muscles twitching in the arm before the punch comes or like what how do you think that's a good question I haven't done I don't know you know I've never sparred on mushrooms or is a good idea states that you get into where are you just you can't do no wrong and neither usually very elusive they come and they go you know you get them like give a play pool I'd a little bit I mean but you know how sometimes you play pool for a few hours and then you just like sometimes I can't believe I'm in the zone then it goes away right you know right maintaining that flow state do you think it takes emotions out of it like is that is that why you're in that state like if you're not emotionally attached to that shot her that punch maybe you can execute a better it's possible mean is a lot of speculation of what's going on and what's causing his elevated State of Consciousness interesting yeah I don't know how to start microdosing on mushrooms snakes around me flowstate you think it takes emotions out of it like is that is that why you're in that state like if you're not emotionally attached to that shot her that punch maybe you can execute it better if possible mean is it a lot of speculation of what's going on and what's causing his elevated State of Consciousness interesting yeah I don't know start microdosing on mushrooms snakes around me


    Forrest Galante's Crazy Stories from the Amazon | Joe Rogan
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    he just be in the Amazon itself as well right for sure in the jungle not just the rivers and the lakes or whatever is out there but the actual jungle itself it's it was incredible the jungle there so we were in Colombian Amazon and liked by people there's been this kind of ongoing going conflict in Columbia for many many years so where we were the first westerners to go there and over 60 years so the village refluent literally never seen white people before and then we went to a hundred kilometers from that so like Midland know where they want to touch you hair cuz their hair was very dark and very different and like I'm not particularly fair but just to touch like the hair and see the blue eyes and stuff they were just Love Her Madly super-friendly like the culture was very stoic like there wasn't a lot of smiling or crying you know there wasn't like a lot of emotional exchanged but straight away they came and greeted us like Shook and said hello it was really cool you and the tribes yeah so we did in this case have one guy who communicated I speaks Spanish Spanglish I guess and they they don't speak Spanish from back in the day so we set it all up it's part of the wildlife stuff that I do we literally flew a DC-3 a World War II cargo plane into this cocaine dealers airstrip yeah I was that one was really cool really remote how crazy is that they learn Spanish from people who came over on boats from Spain and it just stuck is that nut and took over the whole like Regis in the middle of the Amazon that has this language from another continent and Brazil right from Portugal no language was it sounded like they did so it's funny because when they didn't want us to understand what they were talking about they would switch to their native Indian language so they still had they were bilingual a community of 25 people that I've never laughed and they're bilingual amazing their native language of their tribe they're so isolated they're unaware of what country they live in they don't even know that they're in Columbia really they're just like to them they're Amazonian they're not Colombian Ecuadorian Brazilian there Amazonian you know they just stay where they are they stay and the village we were in is literally I think it's over 200 kilometers from the next next Village of 15 or so people and they don't have fuel they don't have Motors you know they just in this pocket and they just substance and they're all Barefoot right do they have those crazy splayed out feet big feet you know what they're not very big people they're like small Indian people but really big kind of useful feet and the way that you know they could run up and down trees and climb stuff I mean it was unbelievable like so much more athletic than you could imagine their whole life their toes spread out and their feet almost looks like a hand no way I did not like pay enough attention that might have been the case but I didn't notice that their feet pictures and videos these people's feet but look at these guys up there that's how do you say that horror horror horror horror it's very strange like it's the kind of the opposite of what happens to women when they Jam their feet into those with a pointy shoes right where they get the the toes kind of switch onto each other a life e marble instead of that they're all like crazy. What is going on there and I think would be at the top or the bottom is like wood feet what does that's got to be like what are feeder supposed to be probably right Toes that actually have muscles in them that move that you can use like a tool like yeah climb up trees with them so they grip the the side of the tree with their feet like a hand I mean I didn't notice tree trunks like to get up and down the village and here's me and my crew with our awkward cameras and stuff and where it's slipping and sliding and falling over in like they're they're literally like what's wrong with these people why can't they walk we must look like infants to the right and you guys probably have like boots on and should they divorce and f***** up and but don't have contact with the outside world like I'm sure you're aware of that recent Story the missionary was killed by the people in North Sentinel Island absolutely that which is one of the weirdest places cuz they branched off from Africa with 60,000 years ago or something like that right around these people like what would they do if they get injured so funny you ask that because we we kind of had that same question right and they don't leave they stay in the village they have a man at the Village who blessed us with a crazy green powder and that's a whole nother story but they have a shaman and he is their doctor however he has no access to any Western medicine so it's only his learning knowledge handed down through generations plus jungle powders and whatnot and and that's it so we help if you want everybody had ringworm everybody had respiratory infections there a lot of Lady problems in the village armatic had to deal with I mean there was a lot of health issues and you don't even realize it. The people in the jungle he was he's an actual Doctor Who Is He specializes in infectious diseases in Jungle and tropical climates and he's like everyone infected with everyone yeah but the so when these people have ringworm and all these different infections do they treat it do they have like some naturopathic cure or some s*** I think it's kind of a 50/50 like a lot of it they don't treat because it's just part of everyday life like when I say everybody had ringworm I meant everybody had it so I don't think there was any kind of treatment or cure it was just kind of part of it part of them but other things you know that the witch doctor or the shaman was trying to treat and then we kind of went in and we had like medication for ringworm so we dewormed everybody and with the shamans blessing and he was like super excited to have Western medicine in the village and would usually Glamis or something like that I couldn't tell you I think it was it wasn't topical I think was like a pill that you take that kills the kills the worms the weird thing about that is like don't you you leave and then they're going to get it again right I mean is only so much you can do it right yeah having the same dilemma as like do we interfere because we're from the outside world do we help and we talked to the shaman through our translator and he said please help please help so we gave including him everybody just dewormer but you know we'll just come back and also they probably don't understand the consequences of taking some antibiotic that's going to do some weird s*** to your whole biome right right full is it hindering our medic was like it's undeniably going to help you know that they need this until we got we went for it and it was so it seemed to help everybody felt fine but we were only there a couple more days before we left so who knows kind of funk that's why people tell you to pee on your feet that's real common so it just the guys get it and there's people really f****** where they like put bleach on it and a bunch of different things to try to kill it and wants of getting worse and also in Fox up all the natural skin Flora jock itch athlete's foot and ringworm are all types of fungal skin infections known collectively as team Taniya Taniya there caused by fungi called dermatrophin bites that live on the skin hair nails and thriving warm moist areas the jungle sounds like yeah but years old and he was and he was according to our medic so my our medic gave them like an ass my medication and he just said you know if he has an attack where you can't breathe in this and like you got to be super real with you when we walked away our medic was like I doubt he'll live to see adulthood and we've given him inhalers you give him I'm not sure to be honest what it was that he left with him about like injuries worth it break a leg or something like that what do they do I don't think anything yeah a very rudimentary tools I mean it's it's not they have to get injured it's so interesting that we have this understanding of medicine and doctors and hospitals but that's probably pretty f****** recent so breaks the arm in like 15 places compound fracture the real deal I can show you pictures I will blow your mind and we hear about this and we're minutes away we just it's kind of one of the similar situations were the first Western to be there in a long time we go bowling over at high speed and we get there and the mom is like off mourning the death of her child but her child is sitting there still alive like they have written him off and it's Mom is mom is literally mourning the death of her child and he's he's lying there chest but like in total shock fortunately just because the situation we had a speedboat everything else we bandage him up you tried to keep his arm stable on his leg stable put them in our speed boat in 6 hours by speedboat to a village that had a to a hospital really and so we got there and his life was saved but I asked we asked the people in the village what were you going to do and they're like there's nothing we can do so he was just going to bleed out or go septic and that was the end of it how to get away from the crocodile was just hitting it or hammering on Hughes crab fishing in the water and it came up and grabbed him rolled a few times and at some point he escaped how even got back in the boat and made it back to the Village I've no idea cuz his leg was shattered his arm was shattered was brutal and was a canoe motor or a wheel to drive canoed back on the most disturbing stories I ever read was these guys were kayaking in an African river and the guy in front of them grab a crocodile and that it went under and they like get like plums like a bobber as the crocodile pulled him out of the bottom of the kayak yeah it's awful being the guy behind him hernia leopard stuff like that I've never seen a wild jaguar in the Amazon I think there really a lucid I know there's areas that are are hot spots all of the locals were very nervous and kind of knew about them like you know I went out for Bush walks at night and stuff and I just go me and one guy with a camera and they were like we'll be careful like peligroso in a very dangerous don't do it but Predator Grosso means very dangerous I'm not trying to act like we were tougher than them or anything we would love to have seen one but they were very aware of them so they were there we just didn't happen to run into one sort of like mountain lions exactly like they say that mountain lions are like if you live in a place that has them in Wyoming or Colorado or something like that they know where you are right right you they might be around you all the time and you might rarely see them exactly be driving home as he wants skittering into the into the bush there was a nut video I think it's from the LA area cams picked up this mountain lion that was walking through this like very residential neighborhood and you'd see like people would walk by and then 30 seconds later he'd like dip out of the shadows and it back in the next set of people would walk by and nobody had any clue he was there what would you have done if someone got bit by a venomous snake or did you guys have prepared for something like that that's kind of my my department is make sure nobody gets bitten make sure nothing like that happens and we handled very very many venomous snakes and caught anacondas and all kinds of great stuff we did have like my main camera guys named Mitch he got absolutely let up buddies wasps one night and we all were we got like 12 14 sings each but I look back in a canoe at one point and his eyes are just super swollen he's bright ready sweating and like Michio Kaku reaction to we had to hit him with antihistamines and I'm not accept Medicare administered the EpiPen or not but he was like we're in the middle of jungle or 6 hours from a village that's been a full day's travel by a charter plane from a hospital I mean middle of nowhere and his throat is closing up and think that's why we take a medic with us thankfully we had this emergency medical administered the antihistamines is okay but these things do happen we're in the middle of jungle or 6 hours from a village that's been a full day's travel by a charter plane from a hospital I mean middle of nowhere and his throat is closing up and think that's why we take a medic with us thankfully we had this emergency Medicare administered the antihistamines amateurs okay but these things do happen


    Searching for the Tasmanian Tiger | Joe Rogan & Forrest Galante
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    what do you think I think of all the extinct animals that have gone extinct at the hand of man given the the rain down if you know this but the Tasmanian Tiger one point range from Papua New Guinea all the way down to Tasmania so not just the island of Tasmania but thousands tens of thousands of miles given the range the frequency of sightings the amount of untouched habitat in Australia and Tasmania and Papua New Guinea where they just found a new dog species by the way Thailand dog in New Guinea maybe a year ago now and credible looking animal like absolutely could there be a very small Remnant population of thylacine Tasmanian tiger hiding out in a isolated pocket of habitat I totally things possible and these sightings are they coming from credible sources so I did I did one Expedition I've done to them I was literally talking to the man who is the head park ranger for like the entire North Queensland so he's a scientist by trade a buy I'll just buy degree and he says I saw four of them like some crackpot drunk guy who is like myself a scientist a biologist and spend his life in the bush he knows every animal in that area and goes I saw four of them so like how do you not like Goosebumps talking about it cuz how do you not like take that as credible so this New Guinea Highland dog was big things of the area is where where they are has there been a concerted effort to find these things sort of I mean it's one of those things were like I would say the thylacine is like the icon of animals coming back from Extinction for Australia right it's kind of like everybody knows about an Australian they're all care about it but where these efforts are is like outside of Sydney or you know what I mean it's close to home so there hasn't been a lot of expeditions really deep and look for him and that's what I did so there's so much belief that the animal is still out there that the shoot the university in Cannes I'm blanking on the name of the right now the university itself put money towards funding to find it so when you have a credible institution like a university going tears money going fine this thing you've got to think and I'm not a big conspiracy theorist but you got to think they have some Intel that says we're not wasting our money to look for something that's not there we've heard something we seen some caught me on a trail camera let's prove it until actually teamed up with the consoling on a trail camera hard to say but what they did do is fun this Expedition so myself and the university who still ongoing with the research when it looked in this area North Queensland where I went and how far did you go in 1,200 miles 1200 miles I was talking about came from from the Bell just as well as I think for other sightings the the community up there is a place called Portland roads you could look it up I think it's 12 people and look totally not like the Amazon Off the Grid but Off the Grid you know it's all like solar energy and build it yourself is no power lines by so it's just a small group of kind of like people in the middle of nowhere and almost everybody in that Community has seen them so that's that's where we based it out and then went deep from the almost no one's took a photograph they have cameras everybody's everybody's got a cellphone kind of thing but it's like it's all it's always the same story where it's like yeah it was there was late at night by the time I reach my pocketed it Don off except for the biologist was telling you about who said it ran around with his dogs jumping around with my dog like for like 15 minutes he's out camping he's like all these is red eyeshadow my dog goes nuts and runs over there and then there's four thylacine jumping around with my dog like for like 15 minutes and he's like I'm trying to get a picture and you know that's like 300 yards away it's in the dark and without the flashlight in the phone and like


    Joe Rogan - I'm Fascinated by Wolves!!
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    I think I the Wolves to me are probably the most interesting animal in the wild can't can its man wild dogs of all kind are unbelievable durso at the top of their respective food chain yeah we have a lot of coyotes around here and then basically their Little Wolves a little sneaky wolves but real wolves like wolves and Yellowstone animals they operate together always have these packs there's some sort of weird kind of communication and and what's amazing is like the social Dynamic like within the pack you know the hierarchy and then on a hunt like you go left I go right but without any verbal communication and then coming together and making a Kill telepathic or is it just facial recognition recognizing cues and patterns of the established before of the sea animal that note of blanket I definitely believe it believe there is an intrinsic understanding of you go left I go right you know facial recognition you know your your expression tells me to do something your dominant I'm I'm passive you know learning that way but I also think there's something more than that whether it's telepathy take whether it's a low frequency sound that where is not audible to us I have no idea but I do think it's more than just visual cues that's where the apparently the myth of the werewolf comes from that wolves are so smart they think that wolf and a person were like combined together I don't believe that person but I can see how that came up you know what I mean it's totally play animal in the one area to make the kill and they're not big animals there again like a coyote size and they'll take down you know a kudu or something huge Antelope I mean it's it's incredible African wild dogs are so cool looking to those black spider yellow and they look angry cool animal but I think all of them come from the United States I think all of them originally came from North America like I think it's yeah I'll can it came from North America think that's coyote America the gentleman has been on the podcast before what is his name is escaping me right now but he he wrote about it about you know all the the various at with a jackals and Flores down for us a fascinating book podcast with him years ago that's excellent to and he he has all sorts of crazy inside is to Native American North American animals that went somewhere else like horses like horses were native to North America but they weren't here when the European settlers came they had they went extinct they have been taken that there they were other places like apparently wild horses from Europe all originated from North America and we're taking over and then while from whatever and then went extinct here and then we're reintroduced with the European settlers I didn't know that one in specific America's very well covered with Bible but what's to say there isn't some remnant small population somewhere in the middle of nowhere that nobody has found these horses that have been Untouched by human beings for there are so many stories like that I didn't know that one in specific America's very well covered with Bible but what's to say there isn't some remnant small population somewhere in the middle of nowhere that nobody has found these horses that have been Untouched by human beings for Millennia and that's that's what I that's what I do that's what drives me right pocket find this animal that's been hiding out undetected for thousands of years


    Mosquitoes Are the Most Dangerous Thing in Africa | Joe Rogan & Forrest Galante
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    in terms of like acting with human beings you know the scary singing Africa is mosquitoes in the bad situations mosquitoes and he runs fight for the Forgotten charity they build Wells for the pygmies okay and he's been bitten he's got malaria three times one time he got it he didn't even get bit again the malaria just returned so in it must be in some way systemic I said I believe it is I don't I don't never had it knock on wood my grandfather had it but I know that it's it it wrecks you for life like I can come back you can get it again it stays with you I think that's his situation in he's a professional athlete he's actually a fighter for Bellator he's one of the heavyweight contenders Dam I think I think he's been okay with that you know I received treatment but it's definitely wrecked him on three separate occasions where he was you know basically on death's door right right and one of them was flying back sweating and it just rotting out in the inside awful killed half the people that have ever died oh my God that's insane just make sure that's right 50% of all the people in November. That's insane exactly mosquitoes to avoid devoid of malaria and they hybridize right so my understanding is the way that it's done is they genetically engineer the males to reproduce with the females with your the malaria carriers and then The Offspring of that generation can no longer carry malaria that is Bonkers it's a myth I think a real number then it would have to be five and a half yeah measles returning and polio returning Ali mola came in what the hell LA and Long Beach wrexham who you spend the time of time hiking around here yeah well California doesn't have much lime but east coast it's horrific it's like everybody that spend time outdoors in the Northeast seems to get it yeah and I don't know what you can do about that there was a vaccine that they were doing for a while but one of my friends her dad actually got Lyme disease from the vaccine like you didn't have it got vaccinated and catching it from the vaccine I think they were like okay East Coast terrific it's like everybody that spend time outdoors in the Northeast seems to get it yeah and I don't know what you can do about that there was a vaccine that they were doing for a while but one of my friends her dad actually got Lyme disease from the vaccine like you didn't have it got vaccinated and catching it from the vaccine I think they were like okay


    Joe Rogan | Being Charged by a Hippo
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    like for TV for the Animal Planet 3 years I guess but to go next the reason I got into that and doing it for TV is because I've been doing it like my whole life I grew up in Zimbabwe my mom was a bush pilot so when we weren't on Safari she was like flying as soon as remote place in the middle of bush and we were going out on Safari and like as long as I can remember this has been what I do know when you go on Safari you in those open Jeeps walking Safaris what are you doing we take a 458 and elephant gun okay on your shoulder and helps walking Safari and what do you do when you're confronted I mean I've had some pretty close calls from a hippo Christ that thing is huge there Joe they are the scariest animals on Earth like interacting with a hippopotamus they're so erratic they're so unpredictable if they feel threatened at all and they're just videos f****** bananas and the hippos swimming after him like a torpedo King Pig in his mouth so when you have these Close Encounters what are you do you shoot at the air as she was the grounds Grandma way I've never had to put an animal down but I know people that have just don't run a straight line exactly exactly f*** that yeah but that's also a sprinter have to go left and right zig zag yeah maneuverability get so like when we got chased we got behind a termite Mound and then it kept going straight f*** by a hippo is there a move that you do. You just have to go left and right zig zag yeah maneuverability get so like when we got chased we got behind a termite Mound and then it kept going straight


    Joe Rogan Tells Savage Pit Bull vs Coyotes Story
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    mountain lion with his bare hands you smother to death yeah it get jacked and while he was jogging he was running on a trail to Mount my grab him from behind going to struggle with his 80 lb cat and want to suffocating it I've seen it when my kids were really young in Calabasas where I live I saw one like just pacing back and forth in my back fence about Lyme Road and he realized he like felt we and looked over in 20 feet away from him was a big cat right above him on this Ridge 20 ft so that's basically us to that wall big cat just look at his arms to look bigger in a thing just walked away half face blades it's got to like a loop you could stick your thumb into it so it stays in your hand and people flying with a knife what the f*** are you doing like you don't need it until you do and when you do you want to have it can someone get attacked by a coyote in Hidden Hills like running did they get her a story about that but I mean I've ran in my neighborhood before and two coyotes ran right past me I mean like humans you know well we had a problem with them killing chickens cuz I have chickens in my yard I've lost a bunch of chickens to coyotes were they were they were on top of the chicken phone tiles off of it and they're creepy little f****** mouth a little you know they're decent like 35-45 lb they're not very big but they're creepy and I'm about to figure out a way like what can they eat what can't I eat throughout their scraping straight and grinding their sneaky there gangster and then he's a dog's approached what they think is dead and then basically like his homie comes out of nowhere and attacks in the end they both and when it's playing dead attacks and both of his dogs were wrap how big was dogs small I mean they're smaller dogs but now he has like big German Shepherds and you know he's kind of like got bigger dogs now but is really sad man very very very crazy work and cooperate together without communicating it's very interesting like if it wasn't so sad that they're killing someone's pet it's it's really kind of fascinating that they're so smart that they would play dead through the guy that used to work at a pet store that I go to and he also worked in the Veterinary Center medical place and a Pitbull came in too big a big jacked Pitbull just covered in Cuts Cuts all over the body and the owner was in the ass what the f*** happened cuz I don't know because I I came home and he's covered in Cuts I really have no idea what happened to him so Stitch The Dog Out The Conjuring 2 Stitch Has all of the dark body then he takes a walk outside of his house and he follows his dog's blood and it goes up into the Hills near his house he finds nine dead coyotes that Pitbull was apparently depart coyotes nine of them this m*********** just went Mal and they must have been so bummed out till this is Pitbull go on Instagram I think it's I Am the Hulk that's that's the name of it it's a 200 pound Pitbull but the 200lb now it's the most Preposterous thing you've ever seen your life it looks like like like Brock Lesnar if it was a pitbull dog if he passed away recently is 13 years old and we had to put him down and it was really sad he was he was a great dog Mastiffs are so sweet a big pitbull and my dad's a big pitbull and 10 lb bigger if it doesn't even make any sense to the hills and finally dead coyotes laying in a pile they try to Ambush them to come out and try to get chased and then the one would run and then the other doesn't want to jump it there like a gang that's one of my favorite coyote death stories this guy going up into the hills and finally dead coyotes laying in a pile they try to Ambush them what they would do they try to get one to come out and try to get chased and then the one would run and then the other doesn't want to jump it there like a gang


    How Travis Barker Got In the Rap Game | Joe Rogan
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    yeah how many I come in I'm in the studio right now with this group called suicide boys who are awesome there from New Orleans and we have a EP coming out that's called live fast die whenever and we just finished over the weekend so or yesterday so it's you know you go in there at noon and you leave there at 4 in the morning everyday until you're finish cuz they're only in town for a little while so yeah it takes a little bit the album before he passed away I work with like smokepurpp Vic Mensa a bunch of different artists you like that because it's a different genre helps you mix it up a little bit that you just a big rap fans white obviously wearing Ice Cube shirt before any kind of music at all like Beastie Boys and Run DMC and Public Enemy in the far side and krs-1 that's what I grew up on discovered yeah I loved Metal 2 out of Slayer and King Diamond and then I discovered a band called Minor Threat and The Descendants and black flag and Bad Brains and I just liked it all and then my dad listen to jazz music and Country rebel music so I was born in raised on like Johnny Cash and Buck Owens and everything so I kind of learned to love it all and I had people around me when I was young when I was first learning how to read music that just kept invading my head like you got to listen to everything can just learn one thing so I was actually taught how to play like traditional Jazz when I was really young and then I taught myself how to play everything else that's f****** cool yeah but I always have everything to you know birds are pop punk records or whatever it was I think I would go insane and it's been like that for four years you know I think different people I think some people if they're just doing like baseball commentary something that they're f****** happy s*** they love it I just want to do that but there's some people like you or maybe like me that I need different things yeah I will go crazy I love like Studio life is awesome like I did the other week and then the next day I'm in with like a band called Nothing nowhere doing completely different this week I'm doing a little peep and XXX remix it's it has to be like that for me or I get really bored and I just don't feel creative real kind of like I don't know that's how I like that how does that work do you get a phone call or someone texts you hey Travis we need you to come in here and like this m*********** on fire and you get in there and yeah it's been like that you know or likes you know some projects manifested to like there has been called the fever 333 that I produce and in right with and they just got nominated for a Grammy like you're up for a Grammy for Best Rock performance and that was something I just envisioned with the singer that band Jason and we started literally a year ago and they and their nominated for Grammy so like stuff like that like kind of being an architecture without building buildings you know being architecture music or whatever it is whatever it is your passion about that excites me use building sound yeah like there's nothing better different genres Tuesday to be exciting to cuz you can mix it up and yeah well now when you're like how do you like schedule your time in terms of like how much time you going to spend on your own Studio work how much time you going to spend on other people's stuff to just play it by ear it seems like with a guy like you he was gets so many requests and you said you have a hard time saying no I would imagine it's f****** overwhelming ya will my kids come first before everything you know and then I get a lot of opportunities like my son Landon is a big rat fan like he loves that he was raised on rap music like he grew up touring with me and Lil Wayne when I told Lil Wayne and he loves being in the studio so he'll come with me to studio so I can kind of like double-dip work at the same time as he's in be making music on my Studio B which is really really awesome and then stay with Alabama she's a lucky they're both musicians cuz Alabama and let him the music so they like going on tour with me that I like me yeah or I probably wouldn't be working so much that's really cool what the f*** is it like going on tour with Lil Wayne it was so awesome I came out with a wrap a wrap projekt red produced made all the beats and I just got on my favorite rappers everyone from like Rizzo from the Wu-Tang Clan to Lil Wayne game Swizz Beatz it was it was crappy I had 32 guests on there and Wayne asked me to go out on tour with him so me and Mix Master Mike from the beasties we're like the opening act on that tour and Drake was out there Nicki Minaj and Rick Ross so fun so I loaded up the bus with everyone I brought Yelawolf out I brought j-roc about Paul Wall I brought the cool kids and we just got on the bus and went on tour yats long my f****** shows over like good Lord that audience must be beaten into a coma oh yeah but then the headliners on who they really there to see right but that was a big accomplishment just being able to play in that genre music cuz I listen to it as a kid there's never really been a home for live drummer in rap scenario where I am so from the beginning I think I don't even know what year was went puff call me when I just do seems like you all are to be in this video because I pretty much was I was just like I'm in one of the biggest bands in the world I'm so stoked I couldn't ask for anymore and I always want to go I always wanted to get that score was so fun but yeah once puff asked me to be in a video is kind of like a I just snowballed from there. In that world yeah I had no idea why wow this is so cool because I grew up on biggie like I loved all that genre music but I was okay with just staying in my Lane as well but when I got accepted with like open arms and I was invited to do like BET Awards RTI or tiger Wayne and they was just insane you know playing the Grammys the funny thing is I've never play the Grammys with blank but I played the Grammys with black pitbull Drake Eminem like it's so weird it's so weird to me I just feel it it's a trip to me I just feel it it's a trip the opportunities I've had outside of rock music have been such blessings to you when you say all those things and you know that you did all these things is almost seem like you're living in a dream yeah I feel like smacking myself like it doesn't feel real with I feel like I'm so spoiled and I've I've been so blessed to play with all these musicians I love I just seen nobody you know whatever comes I'm happy with


    Travis Barker is Fighting the "Suicide Disease" | Joe Rogan
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    shouldn't smoke too many of those because it's just plain tobacco I love I love him though I got to the point where I couldn't smoke joints I can smoke out of a bong or pipe it had to be a backwood that's what I am smoke cigarettes cigarettes and then I quit smoking cigarettes just smoked weed and then I discovered Backwoods and I was kind of getting a little bit of both know still getting the tobacco that I missed but yeah he said that he started smoking spliffs in England you know and when he was over in the UK they asked the weed with the tobacco and he got totally hooked on Tobacco again cuz he'd quit cigarettes for years and then he started smoking the weed mixed with tobacco and before he knew it he was smoking cigarettes again yeah so he smoked Molly was over there and then he quit as soon as he was done and then came back to U of U S A I feel like they just start smoking just pure weed over there I kind of had that workout over there over there too it's like jazz f****** crisis 2019 fellows but . and we went to Iraq like gas tape the first layer of your nuts off when you go to grab your weed but yeah we would do that and then I actually brought it I made a big mistake of not bringing a bunch but I got to Iraq we went to Iraq for like right when the war broke out what was it like 2003 or 2004 and we were over there and and scandalous Estevan Oriol the he's over there with us document the whole thing when I pull it out cuz we're at this this airport and ball rain but I feel like it's a field and no one's going to mess with us and he's like a bro look look look at the back your f****** passport look what it says and it says right there like you're basically like they'll kill you if they if they find you know you brought any drugs and diarrhea course you know where we were ball rain so I did away with everything and I just kind of took up drinking on that show do you still smoke weed I don't know I have a friend who is like a dear friend is like a cool like young doctor named dr. be in San Diego and I called him he actually remove my my tonsils and then like a week later I found out I had what was called pre-cancer Barrett's esophagus I said what does this mean. To be shy just like kind of like kind of like toned down like how much I'm smoking he's like no this means like this is your warning shot like pay attention stop smoking is a rough one to kill Christopher Hitchens really honest with me that's all anxiety and let some sleep better do you find that as long as I take like triple or quadruple the amount that it says to take on the bottle cuz I feel like what I take if I take with the proper dosage has it doesn't do much but I'm one of those people whose Minds racing constantly I'll get home from the studio at 1 or 2 and I'm just like kind of like figuring out how long I got to sleep before I get to wake up my kids and go to school and I just sat there with my wheel spinning unless I use CBD and then I kind of helps and then I had what's called trigeminal neuralgia have you ever heard of that know the f****** worst it's called the suicide disease because basically all of your nerves in your face or firing all at the same time cinemas feels like what you feel when you think you need a root canal do you have like a tooth that's messed up but I got trigeminal neuralgia and I've only had four episodes but when I do get it I use CBD in it it's been amazing but if you look it up do people go actually go to a dentist get a bunch of root canals done that they don't need or they don't know how to treat it and usually people kill themselves if you have trigeminal neuralgia even mild stimulation of your face from brushing teeth or putting on makeup a trigger a jolt of excruciating pain holyshit man like mine I maybe got mine from Impact like from my accident and then maybe a little sparring that I've done has has triggered it also Dental when I get dental work done it triggers it so but the CBD stops CBD and if it's really bad there's it triggers it so but the CBD stops cvd and if it's really bad there's this medication called gabapentin and I feel like that's been a real great way to kind of like mask the pain and what once the Gabapentin calms the nerves kind of dads the nerve 24-48 hours it's gone it if it's a really bad episode of it's not so bad CBD just keeps it away


    Are We The Only Intelligent Life in the Universe?? | Joe Rogan & Brian Cox
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    entertain the idea that it's possible that we are the only intelligent life in the known universe meaning are you looking for how we should behave even politically you know that to me I mean imagine that we're the only place where there is intelligence in this galaxy how should we behave should we actually notwithstanding I would go as far as to say they'll be nowhere else when meaning exist in the Milky Way because meeting is one of those things that scientist and talk about talk about and so meaning exist but I think it is a local and temporary phenomena I think it's it emerges meaning emojis from configurations and items which is what we are we are simply that we nothing more than that we've very very rare configurations I think I'm so that means that if you go all the way down Galaxy I'm meaning only to ourselves it means something to us because we're the only ones who can grasp the concept and we are finite we are finite organism we have this temporary existence while we're here and to us there is meaning I think more wonderful and I'm more challenging to us cuz we have to take responsibility for it to say we should operate search that we are hit in this Galaxy with nothing else I'm sure I'm sure there's other civilization they vary widely spaced and I think they may do wanted to play Galaxy on the average I could but that you said that what you said you and it will only exist for a short amount of time and so make the best of it would be my date so unbelievably compelling though to consider the idea that somewhere out there there's another civilization that maybe even more advanced than us and just thought of it is just so attractive it's it's it's incredible or even slightly, and then that should be civilizations ahead of us because it's been so much time to see what that's like so compelling 800 million years ago 200 million years ago 1 billion years ago and imagine what they'd be like if they survived when we've been waiting around waving signs that say since Newton at most what we've done we've gone beyond the solar system with voyager we've walked on the moon and we where we're about to go to miles I would think they're about to begin colonizing our own solar system I'm 500 years imagine a million years in the future is one of the arguments in the galaxy exploring the galaxies we will have spacecraft that are going through with the Stars we will be doing it so I signature will become visible I'm sure if we last into the medium said would we choose to not do that Here's my thought on that is uncontacted tribes like do you know about the the gentleman who was the missionary who visited North Sentinel Island and was killed by the natives North Sentinel Island which is a really unusual place because they branched off from Africa 60s years ago and they've been living on this one small island the size of Manhattan and is Wells we know there's only about 39 of them left somewhere around there and we can't we not supposed to contact them like people are nuts but we were supposed to like leave them alone and there are rare try when they find them in the Amazon The uncontacted Tribe initial instinct is back off been around here for millions of years of life is supposed to quarter-million why would they why would they let us know like what they look at us dropping bombs on each other and polluting the ocean sucking all the fish out and putting clouds into the Skies of dirt and particles and why would they look like look at these crude monkey so they're so far beyond where they need to be before they could join the Galactic Civilization Network it technology so Advanced would be difficult for us to detect and then we tend to think of when you say written across the sky I'm thinking of Starships in Star Wars


    Joe Rogan Asks Physicist About Aliens
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    alien life on life outside of this planet you think about I think that must be even in the solar system I would not be surprised if we find microbes on Mars are some of the moons of Jupiter or Saturn where there's liquid water like Europa and the reason is if you think about the reason I think that is because then there's a ball of rock and almost as soon as it cooled down we see evidence of life so suddenly 3.8 billion years ago possibly even further back than that we see evidence of Life of that so somewhere along the line geochemistry alkaline and the conditions that naturally present on the surface of oceans then complex carbon chemistry spontaneously happens so we have a we know that life almost certainly we know that life began on Earth at least we know that the conditions that led to the origin of life on Earth Namaz 3.8 before billion years ago and we know that that present on Euro for today so I don't see anything special life is just chemistry the idea that geochemistry become biochemistry is not fanciful because it happened here so I think that given the same conditions it would be surprising to me the same thing didn't happen in that life begins that is one of the great frontiers of Sines notes on the great challenges which is why another reason were interested in Miles because we know those conditions with that we know the way. Hydrothermal vent systems on the floors of oceans on miles is 3.8 or 4 billion years ago so it would be good to know if what I said is right and then the way we find out is to find life or evidence of past life are you aware of the speculation that was going around how recent was it that occupy thing the Octo the octopus eggs they there was a group of scientists that were speculating that it's Paulina panspermia the idea of pain from you that it's possible that octopi had come from somewhere else in frozen eggs that actually come from somewhere else and it landed on earth like legitimate scientists are constipated not morons it doesn't have to be unlikely people in the other day we found enough so I'll come the mood yes right but the thing is that the octopus is still extremely similar biologically to us I mean the difference is negligible the talked about this possibility there other people that disagree with it though because you couldn't you could Advance would be there's only one way to do life so you could say that actually given because the laws of physics and chemistry so that's the way it gets done which is why they're so similar to us so alien as well under microscope and you would have bounced a little ride sharing apps for selling humans so the only way that that would make sense as if all life comes from basic of the same kind of building blocks and just varies depending upon the conditions and where it takes place I'm I'm guessing but the elements in Salem that we have in our universe we have so many different life-forms on our planet but if we found anything that's remotely similar to what we have here on Earth on another planet would be such an incredible Discovery like we sent we kind of frog on the moon the world would stop right remember me mentioning that is what we do know it's a 3.8 billion years ago it wasn't until around 600 million years ago or so maybe most 700 that you see any complex multicellular organisms that's all sofas something like 3 billion years it was single-celled alone and that's one of the reasons why I would guess if I had to guess I would say I would guess if I had to guess I would say that microbes would be coming because like to come very quickly on Earth and it was Friday funny but complex life multicellular life insects plants intelligence I would guess would be very rare because he took so long on Earth together slime


    This is Why Bears Are Mistaken for Bigfoot | Joe Rogan and Travis Barker
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    I called Joe Rogan questions everything we went there looking for bigfoot in the more I talk to these Bigfoot folks the more I was convinced and none of these m************ ever seen Bigfoot who just did not seem like a liar and she was telling me that she saw something in the woods and it was standing up and it was tall x 70 ft tall and she's like why is there a gorilla in the woods and then she's like oh my God that's pigfoot and it said it was a Pacific Northwest outside of Washington state are in Washington state outside of Seattle and the woods are so dense up there that if anything goes 10 20 ft it's gone the problem with that is that is black bears up there and blackbear sometimes stand up on two feet they do it all the time and if you saw black foot especially black bear rather especially from a distance you would think it was a big gorilla that's crazy I can see how that would resemble a Bigfoot I don't think that lady is a liar I just don't they might be real there might be a few of them left there definitely was a thing called gigantopithecus that lived in Asia and the thought is that it came across the Bering land bridge the same time that Native Americans came across from Asia and that they came across and you know cuz they lived in Asia and this this Gigantopithecus I think lived as recently I think as a hundred thousand years ago I think that the most recent fossils they have of it which is you know human beings were alive back then yeah and this thing was 6 or 8 to 10 ft tall bipedal hominid so was it a huge huge ape like creature if you saw that is totally yeah yeah yeah oh my God it's a f****** pigfoot especially if you believe the hype your search for Bigfoot by the other pairs foot off or you could have gotten shot or it could have broke it off on something yeah that's crazy he's missing a foot who's he's walking around out there like a gorilla but everybody else I was like why I'm talking to them and make believe world around two feet look like f****** people man I think that is a big reason why they're feeding him that is so crazy where is that that doesn't seem like America


    The Best Time of Travis Barker's Life Was When He Was Struggling | Joe Rogan
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    user dreams know where that guy think I f***** up and I'm smoking weed again I wake up and I'm like oh my God how am I going to stop cuz I love I love smoking so much you know or whatever your Vice was you know if it was like whatever was going out yeah you're just like you wake up and you think you're doing it again and then I realize now I'm all good things like that where I had to go back to HighSchool really I just have dreams for years you know soon to be a professor f****** doctor something well I just had no idea what I want to do for a living and I was just like being trapped in a classroom constantly was excruciating yeah I must have had I probably do have like some crazy form of Adda I don't know I never been diagnosed shrink but if I did I'm sure they probably try to put me on something if I tried to tell him what's going on in my head all the time to be like Jesus who is bad but it when I was in high school I f****** hate it and I barely got by and then when I got out of high school I would have these dreams where I would wake up in the middle of the night and I didn't have enough credits to graduate and have to go back I was sitting there in my bed before I woke up trying to decide whether or not I was just going to f****** drop out and not graduate from high school not have a high school diploma or go back and do another f****** year of hell and it would make my guts would turn down wake up from coma. Graduated graduate yeah yeah it was the worst idea I was the same way man I just like just barely got by high school did you go to school here in like Fontana Riverside Corona yep yeah I was the same way just just skated by high school and then I didn't even want to walk a f****** hate it so much I actually rode my skateboard with my friends that were like much older than me. To go skateboarding with everyday and we were skateboarding by the high school and everyone walked and got their diploma and I was just how many more I can be free took me awhile to figure out what the f*** to do next yeah I would sit there and they will be like so what do you want to do answers and it's like I just want to play drums in a band really and maybe like an option like we're going to you do what you're passionate about you know instead of just being well but that's not going to happen so what do you want to do any f****** people there probably want to be drummers and just never got a push and never never you know ya never made it through the other argument that if you really want you'll find a way you got to do it I mean my dad used to tell me the same thing he'd be like you got to have a plan B and I'd be like if I have a plan B I'm not going to try yeah they're thinking in my head and then that's when I just said Norfolk that like I'm it's only this no matter if I'm rich or poor what at whatever whatever the circumstances this is what I'm doing I don't give a fuk with The Alchemist I think that's the right mindset yeah I don't think people get by that well when I was just started to stand up there's a lot of guys would full-time jobs and they got degrees and you know they would work their full-time job and then they would just do stand-up couple nights a week they never made it as the obsessed guys and women the people that were just like I this is my f****** life this is what I do I'm going to do this for the ones that do with the no safety-net people the ones that made it yeah I mean it's gonna f****** happen you just have to you have to stick with it I feel like the people who really stick with it and give it like 110% your time will come it's it will have a big or small it is something will happen you know if you figure it out and keep improving keep learning and learn from your mistakes and learn from your setbacks and I'm keep trying to push and get better and improve if you do all those things is as hopeless and helpless as it seems if you continue to improve you've got to get to a better place you got to get better in one day you'll be undeniable and if you don't and if you just fall back on that safety-net you're always going to wonder you know you was going to look at Travis Barker Google Buckingham don't shut that could have been me dude I almost did it actually at one point my pops and my pops is awesome but he's like Vietnam vet and you know go to Harley his whole life and you just basically said to me was like yo you got to start paying rent the house cuz you know you're not in high school no more or and get like a 60 hour week job like a real job or you need to go and I'll go f****** play drums for you're not going to do it here in my garage as harsh as it was or whatever and then I had actually caved in and I just told my my friend Noah you know what I think I'm just going to I'm going to get this f****** job cuz I just somehow got a job that made you know in a warehouse was like Target warehouse making pretty good money compared to what I was making at the time and any hit me the next day and he's like I think you're making a big mistake I think you're very f****** talented and I think you'll regret this and you can get this b******* job any anytime down the line come live with me you stay at my house you can sleep on the floor the couch and let's play in this f****** band and do it and I did it you know I was like a trashman in Laguna Beach lived in like this studio apartment with a couple other guys and I just f****** took off like I had it like I mean it was like humility to you know that was like playing bar after bar and you know you know but I was eating I was eating I was like I was skateboarding everyday and I was living at the beach playing in about my friend so for me at all right already made those are the best stories does the best stories and I think back even to this day I go to Laguna sometimes I'm like wow that was kind of one of the best moments in my life besides my children being born like poor no money but like happy as f*** cuz I can't even think of another time I was at happy you know already succeeding in the overwhelming pressure that you must experience now yeah does a great stories man the stories are like where you didn't know if it was going to work yeah you don't stories right now some kids are listening those stories right now listening you say this like f*** man I'm going to do it I'm going to go for the two knows how many rock stars you're making right now just saying this because a lot of them are Teeter tottering funny just be passionate about what you're passionate about and f****** dedicate a hundred percent you know it's not sure it's not a it's not a definite thing you were in this weird limbo space like man like my whole life what's going to happen to me and those moments man when you look back and you realize you could have quit but you kept going you figured it out you sucked it up and when you look back and you realize you could have quit but you kept going you figured it out you sucked it up you work your way through it and proved kept moving that's that's why I can never get enough of them dirty grimy and then finally make it story


    Travis Barker on His Tattoos | Joe Rogan
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    getting tattoos on top of tattoos that's outrageous yeah I just got this LJ for XXX I'm working on some new ones I've decided to go back in the car Like Remix in him at this point you know like getting tattoos on top of the tattoo The Giver got lasered yeah once I had like a new wife and I divorced my ex-wife and she wasn't really stoked on the ex-wife's name on me call my neck and she always had to see it and then forget the only time I've ever done it at there's nothing on me I really want to get rid of her I'm like all that it's all a story to me and I'll tell the story it's like a moment in time and I got it for a reason but I was trying to be cool and you know what I mean trying to be respectful and made her happy at the time being married with another yeah yeah but yeah I love tattoos Manor addicting I love him too once I figured out they didn't hurt at the age of 15 it was on I didn't yeah it's like what people tell you it's so painful and then you get when you like wait a minute it's not so bad this is like a slight burn at the same time I wow just cuz I f****** hate wasting time they did my back together they did my head together too impressive let me see that that looks like when did you get that done I did my head like I don't know 6 years ago wow yeah he's a legend even outside of tattooing like lowrider culture he's he's one of the illest but yeah he he did that and then that kind of Set It Off I always had like praying hands on the side of my head and then I shaved my head and I've never grow my hair out since cuz I'm like f*** it it's permanent haircut you know what is up there I don't know what's on my head like a transplants gas mask on the back of my head I have one life one chance yeah and then like some writing wow now when you got burned did it affect your tattoos did you have to tattoo over it yeah so I lost I lost all of my tattoos on my legs wow yes I lost my first tattoo ever forever and a bones tattoo just my nickname growing up but I lost everything on my legs so then they do like they do is call that grafting so they wanted awesome tattoos for my back so they take like a cheese grater and they grade all of your skin off your back and my thighs and then they staple it to you with pig Kadabra and they wait for a for you to start healing so yeah so I lost a lot of tattoos and I did I like on my size can only see I did I did memorials for 4 though Christian djm who who all passed away in the accident so I put them on my legs over the grass so you can't really see it but yeah I mean pretty well man and you can see it's discolored and stuff but for having almost 70% of my body can't really tell that's amazing Dad up the pain of healing Burns supposed to be excruciating it's dfucking worst thing ever for me too I mean I don't think you guys ever think about being burnt I know I didn't I'll just be like I don't know I just never think about fire until you're on fire and then you're like oh s*** and then and then the you know the treatments afterwards to like do everything you know like I mean this big pan that was literally about as big as this table with different people all around you and they would scrape on my burns with a metal brush to get rid of all the infection cuz I had I basically when I when I jump through the emergency exit when I open emergency exit before the plane blew up I was in such a hurry to get out of the plane and exit the plane I jumped right into the jet which is full of fuel so my whole body lit up you know so I had jet fuel in my whole body like I burped jet fuel from most like 3 months so they had like that was the main thing to get rid of infection is a scrub you with a metal brush to get rid of all of it and all the dead skin and then and then I did about 30 surgeries to to repair everything I skin graft surgeries they save my foot so on point they're going to amputate my right foot yeah it was wild didn't make it was it because the way it was was it was necrosis or like what was going on that they were going to amputate it I think cuz that was the thing that was most soaked was was my shoes and socks when I jumped into the Jets you know and I had done like I exited the plane I started running I'd started like ripping off my clothes just that's what my instinct told me is just get rid of everything but little did I know I would still be on fire cuz the jet fuel was I was soaked in it so I'm actually running toward the highway I was right on the side of me and I just hear some Guy Yell like stop drop and roll and it just like I heard it out of all this chaos of every sirens and everything and I stop drop and roll and the only thing I was still on fire was my feet and am came in padded them out so I think they were on fire the longest to so still like my I think my right foot is probably like over 50% of it to graft stop drop and roll and the only thing I was still on fire was my feet and am came in padded them out so I think they were on fire the longest to so still like my I think my right foot is probably like over 50% of its a graft yeah that's wild but I never even thought about it until it happens to you but being burnt is like a


    Travis Barker on His Drumming Style | Joe Rogan
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    is it like Athletics where as you get older drummer slow down as wild as I did back in the day how old do you know 43 you look great thank you don't look 43 yeah Max Weinberg tell me one time he was he watching me play and he was like at a show or blink play and he's like I don't know how much longer you can play like that Mansion of just a play exactly how I always have you know I don't even want to think about a day where I have to plan a different outcome but do you get massages a lot right massages that's when the tank comes in play Man maintain this pace cuz everybody drums differently you know I mean it's really interesting to watch people's different at especially my friend Bill Burr really got into drumming and you know he's really into it and I like watching him play and it's it's interesting to see someone take something up and get better and take lessons and learn it but the thing that really strikes me is how many repetitions are involved like as you're doing this like the amount of times you're hitting his drums is f****** and Saturday you got to pace yourself if it's a 2-hour set I know like this is a burst of the song I can kind of this is not a big big part you know you can kind of chill but it's like around you know if we're running around looking for the clock and you realize l y stuffed 2 minutes left will pace yourself and you know what I mean that's kind of how I approach shows but but the goal is to train so much before you even get on to her that you're not even having to think about that you're just playing the show exactly how you want to play it's almost imagine it's like that fighting where you envision what you want to do in your head and your in the shape and you know the technique to execute you don't have to think about her going now I can't do that I'm not I didn't practice that enough I like to be able to just do whatever I'm feeling and not be no be like shitt I don't know how to do that or I'm going to get tired if I do that I don't want that to happen to know so that's the goal is just being able to execute what you have the idea in your head what musicians have to discipline because you have to practice it said that's one of the things that makes you guys so unique in the entertainment world it's like I mean I guess maybe actress have to practice stand-up comedians we only practice in front of an audience but you guys have to f****** practice like she'll go on yourself before you go out right I right and I listen to recordings of old sets but I don't like sit in front of me Argo hey folks yeah I don't do that anybody to do it feels so weird when you go up to do it it would feel we're Hurst right yeah that's the last thing you want you got to be in the moment something happens with it if you practice too much is a band and then you go try to play those songs and act like you're having fun so I try to practice a lot on my own and I'm not even practicing those songs just kind of drill you know and my Jesus f****** a truck like it's becomes a job that you don't want that you wanted to be fresh and exciting and you wanted to be something that you really in the moment really thinking about so I make up new shitt on the spot to that's the best is I just make up new fails or just try to reinvent the songs to the point where even like Markle look back at me and be that's the best kind of freaking it on the Fly I heard like that before that's like after two or three months of being on tour you do stuff like that when you get off tour do you consciously give yourself a rest know I'm busier at home than I am on tour on torso lavish man like you have you have someone saying I mean and you do have people kind of waiting on you hand and foot somewhat you know I ate catering you know ready if you want to eat or hey you got to go do an interview 3 minutes before you go onstage cars outside waiting for you after the show taking you to the hotel so that doesn't happen until you know and it home I do so many other things besides playing the band like I you know pretty is a bunch of rap artist I have Crossroads at clothing companies have three kids it's way busier at home torres-torres a vacation for me rap artist I have Crossroads at clothing companies I've three kids it's way busier at home torres-torres a vacation for me wow I have a lot of things I love that I loved at all I just kind of love it all so much that I have trouble saying no sometimes


    Travis Barker Sparred with Dominick Cruz | Joe Rogan
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    whoever was do it if you wanted to make a record jawed be there you're not answering saying well lucky for you I'm totally Talent listen to music department so it's not going to happen but I love like when you and Dominick Cruz or commentating together doesn't get any better I love Dom he's awesome and he beat the s*** out of me a couple times wasn't didn't have Reebok gear and you would come down and train cuz I was trained with this one guy Josh over here in Woodland Hills and he said travel I'm going to be in town I'm going to come train with you outside okay cool little did I know if you Dom tossing me around like that oh my God you're not laying it actually more tiresome know when you're getting somebody so I'm swinging in the air he's like on the side of me all of a sudden my key with me so quick and then I'm wrestled to the ground and it's just a wrap every time and he's so so talented so yeah man oh yeah like a lot of people have kind of borrowed from his style but I feel like Dom was the first one you saw you know kind of move like a really enjoy doing commentary with him because he's so grateful he's so good at pointing out little areas where you think people making mistakes or how to capitalize on certain things that people doing yeah I've watched fight to them before and he's and he gives a different inside than what I'm seeing you know and it didn't even like weird striking techniques and he just he's so good at befuddling people that he fights with with movement and information like he's giving them Wilson and they're trying to set up and understand they're trying to set up and they don't know what the f*** is doing and they have to reset and they're trying to get in then give him a different-looking standing over here and now he's great again man oh man I think he he's trained so much I feel like you just you know he was and he went so hard that he gave himself plantar fasciitis stop the bottom of his feet from running and sprinting and doing all kinds of crazy s*** to get in shape and you know he got over that and it mean he's had so many different surgeries knee has a reasonable have you had that I've never had planner man I had it on at or where I would get these kind of things so one of the things I did on a tour that was or is run 45 miles before the show and by that by the middle of that tourx 5 miles before the show and buy that by the middle of that tour at actually giving myself a stress fracture in my foot was terrible did you run on concrete not a treadmill yeah wow sometimes sometimes I don't know I get obsessive about stuff and I want it I want to do it I get to I throw myself all the way in


    Joe Rogan - If Aliens Were Real, Trump Would've Told Us
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    love when someone is like that you know like your friend that hasn't talked for 22 years I love s*** like yeah you don't hear about that no or someone that'll stop being in Van Halen to go fuc with swords why didn't you you know but I feel like he's made himself readily available do that s*** you know like I don't know why I sit and scratch my head and I don't know either Trump would have told us I really do believe that yeah that guy sees such a f****** Loose Cannon he became the president but maybe they can get it from him or his f****** chaotic as s*** is right now it is something I don't know something with slip you know I would think that if they told him if they brought him a docent just two things I would want to know who killed JFK those are two things I want to know if I became the president and are aliens real what you got motherfuker I'm going to defer to you guys I'm not a military expert okay I'm in and I don't want war but I want you guys to have support I got full respect, and we're going to be in space or or aliens Mike Pence is behind I'm going Jesus, yeah I don't know man but if I became president I never will but if I did those are the two things I would want to know who killed JFK and where the f****** aliens somebody knows somebody know somebody knows somebody knows what did Elon Musk say he's not going to make sense I feel like I'm driving a computer when I'm going to test other than that


    Travis Barker on Tom Delonge's UFO Fascination | Joe Rogan
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    UFOs all the time but you know he's not in the band but you always do that he always did Reese to get loaded and just look out the bus window for a while and I used to do it with him as like as kind of a bonding experience if you wanted to show me bow and arrows whatever as far as when we're on tour like let's go and f****** look for Bigfoot and assemble a crew and they would go do it never got me on one of those trips to fairytale for me but but I would not do that and he was always it's really not something he just got into from the day I f****** met him with UFOs and aliens and was always very passionate about it to the point where I didn't know enough to have any kind of I guess like opinion on it that was just very open and and you know just took it all in but nothing has changed he's still the dad talk to me like I'm on the way to the f****** white house bro having a conversation with him was very strange because I'm a part of me was like Skype putting me on like what is happening here and he would like amazing right and like you think that that's an actual UFO like that is the fakest f****** video I've ever seen in my life you didn't see that at all in his mind he was seeing a real alien spaceship even on tour I'd be like you'd walk a mile what are you doing on my car check this thing out I just made up whatever playing drums look like dude f****** whatever George Bush just didn't you know he's just coming at me with some like politics he's been watching CNN or or he's just he's always been obsessed with it so he's obsessed with all sorts of like hidden things like not just UFOs but Bigfoot 2 and conspiracy theories politics yeah everything very very passionate about all those things listing of those things go together because people were always wondering like who the f*** is running things what it what's really going on is happening behind the scenes who's pulling the strings what is it all really mean you know what the UFO thing I mean I absolutely believe there could be intelligent life out there but I haven't seen a f****** single thing that makes me think that anyway picture video I feel like it could it could be real I believe but I want I'm not I can't f****** I'm not dedicating my life to search for it you know and I I give it to him and to like honestly to walk away from your f****** very successful band to go do that s*** like I have nothing but respect for his passion but it's like I couldn't do that that's insane yeah it's like that just really shows like he's you know he's very very I hope you saved up some money ya me to Survivorman Les Stroud Survivorman would go out into the woods with a limited amount of things he would say like okay I've got this bucket I've got a f****** pocket knife and I got a ball a ball of yarn and I'm going to survive out here for 7 days and then and he films the whole thing and he be filming himself like eating odds of catching a squirrel and finding edible plants and let just living out in the forest and often times 1 days and days without food and then he would have like a point where he get rescued 7 Days in there would be a spot where they would meet him he hadn't experienced when he was in Alaska a long time ago where he was camping and he said he heard footsteps like big heavy footsteps and he heard some sounds that sound like a gorilla or something like that sound like a gorilla or something like that and then it ran off into this day he's convinced that that was a Bigfoot and so now he has Survivorman Bigfoot and he goes out into the woods and just looks for evidence of Sasquatch he said he needs to be needs to hit a Time, pull up he'll go with and he would love that


    Travis Barker's Recovery From Near Fatal Plane Crash | Joe Rogan
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    doesn't bug me what about Edibles haven't really done it you don't f*** with Edibles really had anything for 10 years as well I was fed you know for months in a hospital being fed morphine every day for 4 months and then being on all these bipolar meds and everything else I didn't want to put anything in my body when I got out I didn't even take painkillers when I got home know what kind of bipolar meds they put you on remember I was on like 4-5 just bipolar and then I mean I had like I had so many after I had like twelve medications I got sent home with and I did it for about a week or two and then I wouldn't see my doctor I'd actually overheard one of my friends talking who was like a brother to me and I heard him talking to someone else seems like you like Travis seems a little different you know he seems a little bit slow or something and it and I overheard him he didn't know I overheard him but I was these meds I have been telling my doctor feels like I just don't feel like me I feel I don't know I feel weird and I just don't feel like myself so I just flush them down the toilet one day and next week I came back to see him he's like how you doing I said good I'm off all those meds you told me I'd be on for the rest of my life no like dude from what you've been through like it's okay to be on like that and I was like yeah I'm doing fine though like I don't need those you know because I wanted to put you on because of the plane crash yeah they like don't shame yourself and you know it by giving yourself a hard time that you have to take these pills and I said well you know I'll just I don't feel like they're doing what they're supposed to for me and actually having like a negative effect on me so I don't I really don't want to take them you know they also told me I'd never run again I'd never do this and never do that again so I think I just got to the point where I was like let me see how many things I can otherwise that they've told me you know once I stop taking the pills Jesus so they put you on bipolar medication because of a traumatic crash yeah that seems odd to me I mean I'm not a doctor obviously but well I was kind of crazy you know I was like suicidal when I was in the hospital I was on so many drugs I couldn't even I didn't even know my friends have passed away I didn't even know the two pilots have passed away I didn't remember anything I kept thinking like everyone was in the hospital including the two pilots including my two best friends and am I thought everyone was just in different rooms till about two weeks before I left and then I went crazy then it was like they had a few no 5150 case on their hands you know I wasn't I wasn't in a good place so yeah then I did I did a lot of like post-traumatic like therapy when I was in the hospital too kind of like calm things down once I got to all my surgeries yeah let me know what time it was it was cool but it was never cool but I started to feel better you know but yeah I think it was cuz I was so crazy at the time but it's interesting that I would think the bipolar medication would be something that you would give someone who has like a condition that just is sort of priest there predisposed to it yeah I don't know anything about bipolar but I would think that that thing that you just have you know it's like I have a mental condition I wouldn't think they would be something that they would give you to overcome a traumatic incident yeah I think they were afraid I was going to be I had like a mental condition after everything happened you know I think like maybe because you're an artist that you're probably a little crazy anyway and possibly I mean I think I had done I'd smoke so much weed everyday and I taken so many pills and and I would self get quite a bit that I woke up pry out of 11 at my 30 surgeries I have the burn center I woke up swinging on doctors so I would wake up and I would just I'd be opened up and I would just go crazy Jesus Christ so they're going to get off the table yeah I would just try to get off the table I don't even think I really knew what was going on I just wasn't they couldn't give me enough medication and knock me out cuz I've been self-medicating for so long and abusing meds for so long get up from anesthesia yeah wake up in the middle of anesthesia so yeah that that was crying I was a problem how did you clean up I think after the last time I saw on a doctor they were kind of like you you're not going you can't be here no more and then I was like wow wow I need x amount of more surgeries and I I really was just fighting demons you know I'd figured out like my two best friends had passed away and the pilots who passed away and I was just like in an ugly place and you know my kids couldn't come visit me because 65% of my body was burned so I couldn't be around people so I was just in it man and then and then I just I don't know I turned a corner and then I was like a team player and I don't think I was on as many meds most of my surgeries were over and just learning how to walk again being able to take a shower by myself again all that stuff man I think that was just those are the good points that help me turn the corner and I don't know I just had more strength you know so wow so you just just turned a corner in your mind and just sort of accepted it and yeah say what drugs like I didn't never do rehab anything I think it was mainly my kids and just Second Life second chance at life was enough for me I was like I don't I never want to do any of that stuff again you know that's cool so once you get a certain distance between you and those days does it seem like like wasn't even real it wasn't you doing those things you look back in your just like I still talk to those doctors to this day like Dr Grossman he's he's he's so awesome and basically saved my life you know but I still talk to him he lives out here in the valley and he has Grossman Burn Center and I go without Christmas and and see burn you know burn victims that are over there in that in the Branson help out any way I can but yeah he's really cool many of my friends so I know that I had real bad drug problems and then now or off drugs they'd look back and then go what what the f*** was I doing I got an idea how is that mean yeah it's interesting how that happens in your life or you have these new chapters in your life and in and sometimes it could just be something that happened like 2 weeks ago and you're like who the f*** was that guy two weeks ago I'm not even here anymore really cool yeah many of my friends so I know that I had real bad drug problems and then now or off drugs they'd look back and then go what I know what the f*** was I doing I got an idea how is that mean yeah it's interesting how that happens in your life or you have these new chapters in your life and in and sometimes it could just be something that happened like 2 weeks ago and you're like who the f*** was that guys who weeks ago I'm not even here anymore


    Travis Barker Knows Somebody Who Took a Vow of Silence | Joe Rogan
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    I'll be on tour when you go to a vegan spot and I'll take my bus driver in or whoever's travel at me and thinking about like man I might not enjoy this meal some good spots in La has some great spots to follow your heart in the valley all the time in downtown call Dalek who took a vow of silence 22 years ago yeah you special man yet 22 years ago to kivela silence and he's done no more talking no more talking what in the f*** is that about so we just communicate he's in the pit with his camera the silent guy who doesn't say a word yeah and it is cooking is phenomenal so but yeah la or spoiled with great great vegan restaurant. So f****** trip 22 years of no talking yeah he also does like this juicing where this year he juice for 189 days with no food wow get down to think he was yeah he lost about twenty pounds he does it every year wow yeah he's trying to banish right. Talk I don't think I could get intermittent fasting is like as much as I can do yeah I do that every night but that's just freaking me out I've never really asked questions why a lot that too but I've been around when people ask him he just said he wanted a timeout for 22 years that's a series f****** timeout how old is homeboy he's got to be probably in his 50s so almost half his life yeah what the f*** man Thanksgiving with my family and I you like that did you making any noises as you whistle know I've heard him snort one time when he was laughing hella hard but that was about as close as it gets so he doesn't laugh out loud like hahaha wow thanks for the cruelty of animals and whatever else so I can talk to him for what it would be like that's so strange can you do my head around you know no one didn't introduction going a disguise silent I just tell you I had no idea he meditates I think he has like a lot of kind of Buddhist kind of qualities I kind of I think if you had a lien in some kind of religion or or practice it would be that wow that's intense that's a serious commitment man yeah I could even imagine going 22 days without talking a day I think you're being very hard cuz I have sleep apnea cuz I have a fat neck but I found a mouthpiece that I can sleep with that keeps my tongue from falling over cuz I have a when when your neck is thick your wind hole is smaller believe or not cuz the more muscle you put in the smaller your hole gets and then had a big tongue when you lay back you can actually block your Airway wow and so friends that I know I've had their adenoids or tonsils removed and they actually takes soft tissue out of your your passageway so you can breathe easier but the problem is you can't talk for like 7 Days yeah that would probably be rough for you I may wonder if the internet phenomenon now you know what I heard is I had I was smoking tons of weed right like but I would smoke Backwoods like I love the wood so it does everything back was a day and I turned kept smoking didn't even a I didn't really know what was going on and then I went to the hospital that night and they rushed me to another hospital to get my tonsils removed because they were like twice the size they should be and then I had a throat infection and then it comes to find out I had was called like Barrett's esophagus which is like pre-cancer lining my esophagus from smoking and I don't know I guess just abuse over the years so that was that's what led to my tonsils being pulled out I didn't really know what was going on and then I went to the hospital last night and they rushed me to another hospital to get my tonsils removed because they were like twice the size they should be and then I got throat infection and then it comes to find out I had was called like Barrett's esophagus which is like pre-cancer lining my esophagus from smoking and I don't know I guess just abuse over the years so that was that's what led to my tonsils being pulled out


    Joe Rogan's New Tesla is Preposterous!
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    tell me how do you like it do you lost her if I had to get when I told you I must go get one guy did my podcast ayoma solid I'm a man of my word it's a f****** spaceship it's the weirdest thing I've ever driven in my life it doesn't even make sense it's not even not even there's not a single car that I've ever driven this even close to his fast nothing like my porch is so slow have a GT3 RS 8000 pound it sounds like a dragon and that Tesla would leave it in the dust I mean leave it in the dust like zero to sixty two seconds quicker it's f****** insane ludicrous mode always available get is a roller coaster ride it's insane I mean you can't believe how fast this it doesn't even it's literally doesn't make sense it doesn't seem right it seems like like it's punching its way through a wormhole using alien technology me when I posted it seems like something Bob Lazar snuck out of Area 51 get all these messages from people problems or has been debunked that's controlled opposition that's a fake story is fake news bro they got you with the Bob Lazar story do you like all the tech in it I mean that's too much almost because it's is Giants green like I had a dim it with the f*** down cuz I was looking at like you're so pretty mesalamine allegedly 311 miles in it feel like a moron so it's not going that far it is to get to get is there a few option for that model like are you card that you can pay extra for like 1 gallon of gas so like if you ever lose your battery then the Acura NSX the Acura NSX has two electric motors but I think you don't ever charged I think the electric motors are powered by the gasoline engine and electricity in the car if I remember right that's supposed to be the mother f***** like the Acura NSX is supposed to be the car that people are under look under looking for whatever reason it just doesn't get the love it deserves and apparently the 2019 model was even more insane I can't wait to the day where they get your garage floor is like a wireless charging mat you just pull right up into them a tour date would never would be because it's rubber termite away is Lakers that there's there's like if you if you take her phone and put on a wireless charger there's like a little roommate if you don't you don't have to touch it but maybe that's the whole reason why you're safe from getting hit by lightning bro the rubber protect you from electricity part though a little thing comes down to the ground like a little bit Boboli ideally it would be great if solar panels had gotten so powerful they can charge it just with the sun especially cuz Southern California is always f****** sunny ledfurd today but it's a matter of time but the cars the future that's what it is it really is look I'm a Giants fan of American Muscle Cars they're my all-time favorite cars in terms of like to drive to hear the rumble of the engine and that I love them I love them maybe I'm some crazy old dude from the f****** 80 still loves 1960s muscle cars maybe I don't care I love them but that f****** cars the future that test was the future look when you drive it you realize oh other cars are stupid is there that that's that what were the different buttons do and how to how to get things to happen but it's really well-thought-out it's a he said legit genius you know and what he's doing is unprecedented and you know that's going to sound like I'm kissing his ass cuz I like him cuz he did the podcast and then I became friends with them know what he's important the guys got ideas that are of a magnitude that dummies like you and me are never going to come up with any of those ideas ever if we lived a thousand lives never figure out SpaceX it's just not in my wheelhouse we would never make a f****** electric car we never make one of those things never got that Tesla Roadster that's going to come out that go 0 to 60 in 1.9 seconds and and looks like like a spaceship like a like a racecar spaceship from the future we're not doing that to it we need people like that those guys are super important this guy is a culture changer like a legit culture changer is there a high blocker busted haha I want the new Toyota Supra that looks like liquid silver and might launch in February what year what day is this article yeah I know that I've been doing some more with it but I just know how cool looks looks like a rocket from the 19 and did you get the best model or is what the f--- course you did but yeah I got the model S p100d is what it's called it's paid off my car and I just sell him get one of those never pulling in the house I want a soda because that thing that is 1.9 seconds and I'm telling you man that's not an unrealistic number God damn side Mary sons of I love my camera cameras on my car I don't even use my side mirrors it's so much better having that how much is that receipts receipts are there Dragon I've never experienced anything like that before you don't think it's real you don't think a car can do that doesn't make any sense why she wanted $45,000 you don't think a car can do that doesn't make any sense why she wanted $45,000


    How to Cook Meat the Joe Rogan Way
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    Time Warner doing the UFC commentary like you know if I watch the fights and I start posting about MMA I'm not trying to be funny and so yeah just what it is you know you're living in a lot of different worlds but I look at your Instagram you're cooking meat right yeah but for me I'm thinking how the hell does he get the meat like from from top to bottom like medium rare throughout you know I can for me that's more of a Sebastian I could beat you you know that he is cooking it slowly so you got like this grill or whatever the Traeger grill the sawdust they take the sawdust from from Sawmills and they can press it and then make these little tiny pellets and so there's no chemicals known others just wood and then that the way a pellet grill Works a bunch of really good companies that make them I use a Traeger but I'm used to Yoder that's a great one to and Green Mountain Grills at the great one this they have their all work the same way they have a heating element in a worm drive to get this big bucket of these pallets and then the Worm Drive feed the pellets into this heating element in the heating element makes a pellet catch fire so once they catch fire it's a matter of how much pellets and how much fan to keep the tube that's what it looks like up there so then she looks like that looks like a lot of work I'll have it delivered I'm trying to get more people to cook like this because it's just wood and fire it's the best is no chemicals no bulshit no lighter fluid no gas no nothing so you're in Warrior me fire your entire meat process is on this Grill except the end at the end this is a different grill that I have to just one has a thing on the side of you see that thing on the right hand side is like like that looks like a like a direct flame thing looks like it's got gas as well write the one that I have doesn't have that at the end I sear it at the very end on a cast iron frying pan so I cook it from between 225 to 275 degrees which is pretty low and I'll kick it until it hits an internal temperature depending upon what I'm cooking somewhere around 1:20 to the maximum like 1:30 ish then I take it out and I have a cast iron frying pan is hot as a mother f***** and I use either beef Tallow or grass-fed butter and I see you this s*** out of that with some garlic and I throw some time in there and f****** flip it over and get that good Seer and I'll let it sit for a minimum of 10 minutes waterways in at 2 to cook meat and if if you're saying that this pallet thing does it add any flavor it's different and is also a setting on a Traeger called super smoke where you headed it goes to camping over 225 but that's what I like anyway and you put it on 225 and it just constantly fans hard and pushes all the smoke so it just gets his deep rich Smoky flavor in the meat malisima but I like if you're not a regular Weber grill Weber what are those things called that you get what would you call them like a drum looks like a half a drum Barrel f****** thing the way it looks like yeah and even if you buy that lump charcoal that does charcoal briquettes rather the charcoal briquettes visit there's something in them that makes them that shape they have to and then they they they like Fast gasoline in them but lump charcoal meaning they just take hardwood and then they burn that s*** down to two you know that clunky looking lump charcoal just get that stuff and then take some newspaper and roll the newspaper up at one of those ever use one of those those chimneys do you know what those things are the barbecue chimney it's like you pour the charcoal in this tube and at the bottom of the tube you take like pieces of paper to proper warm-up and balls and then you like the balls on fire and The Fire Rises up from the paper to the charcoal and it lights the charcoal on fire than you dump the charcoal out into the grill and that that puts a nice flavor on it to let's just do it again seemed kind of feeling like would just as wood you take like pieces of paper to proper warm-up and balls and then you like the balls on fire and The Fire Rises up from the paper to the charcoal and it lights to charcoal on fire than you dump the charcoal out into the grill and that that puts a nice flavor on a to let you have it again seemed kind of feeling like would just as wood flavor on the meet a nice I'm so I'm a big fan of cooking I love it


    Joe Rogan Tells Insane Story About Weed-Dealing Mail Man
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    and then pretending you fell out that's brilliant allegedly cellarius so he's walking the looks around Chuck some ice in the ground it was a bit of a nice tan no big deal just going to go over here remember they look up all the ships he's also done but you don't just a little bit of a scam that's a guy's been scam and it's like Russia and stuff her other countries where everyone's doing the insurance scams and sew it to the point where everybody has to have – cams on their car now report was that neighbors had called in black tar heroin sales or something like that at this house is a broken without knocking noise like a no-knock warrant the guys at 57 in the house here summer break into his house it's a shotgun shoots one of the cops they kill him his wife is like what the f*** is going on she goes to try to grab the other cops gonna had just Fallen she gets shot people are dead and it didn't find any heroin or something like that and some people are like they didn't have a history of doing much from what I've read that's why I thought of it cuz they looked back to these guys do they have an arrest history or anything and it wasn't anything that they found at least when I read about it do you remember the one where there was a mayor outside of Washington DC and he they were using his house as an address and it was something with the mail delivery guy was running weed and so the mail delivery guy would come by and the package was addressed to him but he would just keep the package cuz he knew like that this was this guy's house it was on his route and that way you know as a package came in the mail would be his to deliver but instead of delivering and he would hold onto it so they break into the mayor's house know you know the hostess older shoot his f****** dogs she was. And he had like one of my dog like Marshall a super duper sweet dog either yellow lab which is real similar she was yellow lab might have been Golden Retriever play the f****** shot at least one of his dogs have they not know it was the mayor's house he think that would be like a like going to listen to the drug dealer maybe they're really thought that but that kind of s*** is Darkman we just go shoot a golden retriever, you're not a p**** and I know you're going in there because you think this is a real drug running operation cuz the cops just got bad information right but you're not. the things going to bite you when it does shoot that song about you f*** out of here that's a weird Power Trip s*** thank you shoot all dog the guy's got a wolf and it's off the chain is running out you had shoot it in some guy's house and then you shoot his f****** dog what if you're wrong like you are a lot you cool with shooting someone f****** dog in front of their kids that's what happened to the the mayor of this town the f****** mayor I bet the guys mail carriers thought it was cute. look at the guys got a wolf and it's off the chain is running out you had to shoot it rightly breaking in some guy's house and then you shoot his f****** dog with your wrong like you are all a lot you cool with shooting someone f****** dog in front of their kids that's what happened to the the mayor of this town the f****** mayor I bet the guys mail carriers thought it was cute to use the Mayors address get all the weed delivered maybe didn't maybe vote for his opponent


    Joe Rogan on Adam Levine at the Super Bowl
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    I want to Super Bowl party was fun the lowest viewed won in last 10 years he just want everybody know he's got beautiful tattoos and a fairly good body squats the greatest super athletes in the known universe tattoo with the point being that guys around he's around six foot five 290 lb super athletes who could jump over his f****** head then literally could run through a hundred of him like they were Paper Walls cuz I'm here too they had an event that I can do over the weekend so people can test her for you speed up against other NFL times it over the head like a lot of silarius Usain Bolt did it and it's in his shoes choose whatever but it's on 40 all this is a different thing now he's looking sexy concert for it was like a football game or because he didn't need to take a shirt off right you know he had his shirt on and then like after the second sons that can you let this get sexy in the Super Bowl you know but that's the whole thing with your audience is a bunch of guys he really into macro but that's cold isn't a little weird lighting this thing is what are you doing we don't remember in the 90s choker swear I thing and I used to we're like little anklets with like beads and they time off and then walk around Barefoot you like okay what kind of like I looked at the shop look where you have like a really tight your pants go up so you can see your socks you know you show a little leg you know why they do that or sneakers sneakers yep. that's funny I had a panther made by those pants man then you're not buying pants and Lady store you bought you buy that coached I don't care about very comfortable Under Armour running shoes on how are those bo4 me they let they bind my feet tad bit when I got the store I to swap them out for had a pair of Converse All Stars we might go to get Yeezys right Jamie give me a pair of yeezy's about a year ago can you just War II war


    Are Twitter Shadow Bans Real? | Joe Rogan and Brian Redban
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    he came out and said that that's not a real thing I've seen it in my you know in person work I'll text you his name in and use it supposed to come up on that you know searches but it doesn't you know and I'll Banning is a if it is a real thing like that's another one like we Shadow Banning for what like if it if it's not something that is if you're not doing something that you can get kicked off the platform for alt-right you're not taking them off you just pushing them down weird play but if you doing why you doing that like what because like what would be the justification from the ones that I have seen that you can be a website that you can type in some as username to see if they're shadowban so that's kind of interesting but like a lot of pornstars are shadowbanned cuz they don't want if you're looking up Christina Applegate they want apple bottom or something like that you know what I mean probably said that that's not a shadowban that's the strategy well you know there were kind of forced into Justin Bieber was so his fans Trend so hard they #the s*** out of that thing and they just took over the trending it's probably happening for other equally popular celebrities to like Taylor Swift & Beyond do we want that do we want them to curate do we want them to decide whose YouTube videos you can subscribe to and who is get me do they unsubscribe people Is that real or is that a glitch from the number one trending because you dumber one Trends too hard and I think it's not to just acknowledge that our culture that there's certain humans in our culture is spending an exorbitant amount of time thinking about that beautiful man right is a lie but why do we want to lie and pretend it's not a big deal if they just I'm not saying they shouldn't but if they did that just if they did that Hugo okay are we Through the Looking-Glass now you can change the data like what what do you lend when do you decide who gets pushed ear who gets pushed their Wendy's now is that our culture that is there certain humans in our culture spending an exorbitant amount of time thinking about that beautiful man right is a lie but why do we want to lie and pretend it's not a big deal if they just I'm not saying they shouldn't but if they did that just if they did that Hugo okay are we Through the Looking-Glass now you can change the data like what what do you lend when do you decide who gets pushed ear who gets pushed their Wendy's


    Joe Rogan on the Latest Tekashi 69, Bow Wow, and Soulja Boy News
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    do Twitter say something dumb sometimes and I'll just go there for the memes and I'll just read his post and it'll get me going the more I'll get like 15 minutes of ha-ha's probably missed the store yesterday from the UK the story there's two stories that as part of the story but memes of him from the UK and a British rapper that's supposed from Atlanta really took over to the fact like Demi Lovato tweeted it and she got s*** on and she's deleted her Twitter now because of the response to that voice before nobody I'm 51 years old 9th and sushi for whatever locked the tekashi69 he's f***** Maybe oh my god oh he's f***** man operates if they put a hit on someone cuz he said it Jesus he won't get like the death penalty but now he was being like life in prison play for no reason with your shity pot out of memory little bow wow jealousy I think this is apparently according to celebrity news I'll let the woman whose name I will not say apparently was backing out of a driveway in her car hit Soulja sell a home when she hit the curb at his house when she hit the curb from that point on his assistant reported became upset and started fighting with her from There Soulja allegedly stepped outside and tried to break up the fight the woman says that he began punching and kicking her when she was on the ground and then tied her up for 6 hours God Soulja Boy well at least Nintendo one wish that cooler heads would Prevail but that sounds like that sounds like a f****** disaster yeah Jesus Christ let me hear about the Spin Doctors causing any problems right guys she hit a curb this holster and she heard it in a car with his car


    Joe Rogan on Deadnaming
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    comfortable Under Armour running shoes on how are those for me feel it they bind my feet tad bit when I got to the store I to swap them out for had a pair of Converse All Stars with you my go-to you got Yeezys right uses about a year ago it's a new thing that's illegal on Twitter as it's something I wish I knew I didn't know until after the podcast but deadnaming is its band so say if you decide tomorrow to become a woman and you like I'm not no longer Brian I'm Brian Tina feel like Rihanna that's so I be like okay Brianna but you're still a man and then boom that's dead naming you can't call someone something other then their preferred gender so like if that identifies a woman but they're biologically male you're not allowed to say they're biologically male you not allowed to call them a man because that's deadnaming you not allowed to call them like you couldn't call Caitlyn Jenner Bruce if you called her Bruce you'd be dead naming her but that's just like that's not a legal or I mean like is a poopy pull up I did not know this I did not know this. It's been around for a while maybe a couple weeks ago and heard the term for the first time somebody wrote deadnaming and I was like what what is that and then I had to look it up Saturday new role as we happened directly word for word in there okay deadnaming of transgender individuals repeated or non-consensual slurs epithets racist and sexist ropes or other content that degrade someone okay well hold on a second like what does the great someone so if you if you contact me and say hey bro you're f****** you're not funny that's degrading like is that not loud that's crazy you have to you have to have that be allowed Weber HIPAA targeting individuals with repeated slurs troops or other content that it tends to dehumanize degrade or reinforced negative or harmful stereotypes about a protected category see that's where it comes from like white people not protected this includes Target misgendering or deadnaming of transgender transgender individuals I love how they just went with the others a giant Corporation and they just went with some new word that's only been around for like a month how long is deadnaming been around for I do love the chaos of it all I love the fact that they're trying to sort everything out I just think it's the whole thing is crazy it's so bizarre that they're trying to in that sense with that like that's so vague to dehumanize or degrade what every joke about someone every joke about Trump every single joke about Trump at every single comedian and or, Tater and or person makes is in Conway degrading when you talk about how f****** stupid like Rob Reiner had a joke about him called him a piece of s*** or call them a piece of crap yesterday and said he couldn't believe how f****** dummy is Trump talking about Hillary now she's doing it to 100% yeah man I don't know if your name used to be Bruce and you change it to Caitlin I can't say that that seems bananas the sea is bananas so like when somebody say somebody became a woman and it's still an a****** IQ can't call him Mike you know hey Mike look I'm sure you bitter about this whole changing your sex thing you can't bring that up but annoying guy just don't have your dick anymore by like if someone says that they can't say that why can't they say that to me stupid transgender people are considered hate speech or whatever but only when it comes to like gender right like if you could you could tell someone hey you're short and fat and stupid and they don't know you can say you are you're ugly as f*** your nose is disgusting what happens there is that the same what is it the same thing it might be if you do it repeatedly right out there probably okay probably one time you can sit on someone's looks at 1 but it's like what deciding what you can and s*** on someone for like what I'm saying is if someone's an a****** Cinderella cues perfect one that woman who used to be man to transgender woman who was in a store screaming at this kid behind the counter that it's ma'am it's man is the perfect example that that was terrified she's f****** huge and she used to be a guy clearly still looks like a guy and she's saying it's f****** man like not cool how are you settle the f*** down because you look like a guy you're acting like a violent guy and you used to be a guy pardon me if I think you're still a f****** guy that's deadnaming but that's a good thing to say in that particular instance so without new ones right without context saying you can't say anything to degrade someone set that you got your dick removed and the still look like a guy but f*** you like why can't someone say that because that's people communicating how they feel about you being a dick like if you start out being a dick and then they communicate about you being a dick by being a dick as well and we Banning this is coming or but you know what like kind of like keep going and going and going and going but gets it gets very slippery when you have one group thinks it's right and they're trying to control another group that thinks they're right man that is its it seems so simple when you just talked about deadnaming transgender people or not degrading People based on their looks or their ethnicity or the disorder that but what you're doing is you're trying to dictate how humans communicate with each other people don't like it when you tell him what to do


    Joe Rogan Responds to Alex Jones
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    it in a lot of ways it's dangerous to control people's thoughts and behavior because who are you to say and when does it end it just keep going and going and going and going and gets it gets very slippery when you have one group thinks it's right and they're trying to control another group who thinks they're right man that is its it seems so simple when you just talked about deadnaming transgender people or not degrading People based on their looks or their ethnicity or do this or that but what you're doing is you're trying to dictate how humans communicate with each other people don't like it when you tell him what to do the problem with telling people what to do if they want to do the exact opposite this one of the first things you realize when you have kids like they don't want to listen to me I got to figure out a way to sneak information into them to figure out a way to not be too bossy don't want to do this is what I missed when I was headed headed into that conversation I missed out on other people look and what he stands for I don't think it's correct I think it's way more complicated I think it's an insane business to run him out I don't think you really knew why Alex Jones was banned or anybody else has been I don't think he really knew I think he's dealing with a giant Corporation and he's a young guy and he wear sandals Twitter Alex Jones brought up today that he sponsors the podcast through the cash app which is also he also run to 100% true but I would have and I think we talked about it on the podcast we even talked about the cash app being a sponsor in about how it's helped Justin Wren fight for the Forgotten charity so Alex Jones erroneously said that I didn't mention it we did mention it it's worth mentioning and Alex Jones is to like respond to people that want to know if I seen what Alex Jones said about me lately is one of the weird things that I've dealt with because first of all I've always had good dealings with Alex in person person-to-person he's obviously in a world of s*** right now there's a lot going on with him with the Sandy Hook stuff and he wasn't entirely honest with me about what he had said about Sandy Hook maybe he didn't remember Maybe who's trying to phrase it in a way other than the way I interpreted it when I saw the videos but there's a Media Matters video that shows all the time where he said that Sandy Hook was fake this is very complicated to me this is one of the reasons why I struggle with bringing him back on the podcast that's very complicated it's that is even though I've known the guy since 1998 and if I'm around him I'd say that's my friend Alex Jones he's a friend he's awful f***** up and the parents that had to deal with what he did There's parents that had to deal with people calling them a crisis actor they had to deal with people harassing them at the courthouse and harassing them if they met them in public because they were saying that they were lying about their kids being killed so not only their kids being killed but they have to deal with someone harassing them and saying you're a liar and you're an actor it's insanity and I wouldn't I would think about it differently evidently think about differently if I wasn't friends with Alex but it would also think about it differently if he hadn't made shut up about me he said that I was told to stop talking about conspiracies are they threatened my family that's 100% horseshit and he has my phone number he could have called me I called him after I heard about it he told me that someone told him that I talk to the person who told him that I'm like this is f****** Bonet you have your mind call me this is so stupid you think I'm not talking about whatever fill-in-the-blank whatever ridiculous conspiracy the Rothschilds the f****** Rockefellers whatever it is I'm not talking about that because the government threatened my family that is f****** wrong it's ridiculous and now you put it out there so Alex Jones went on afterwards and he apologized and corrected it then recently because I haven't had them on the podcast he decided to start saying that I work for the CIA and that I'm George Soro talking points which I don't even know what these f****** talking points are talking points about him and specific not talking anybody knowing give me talking points not George Soros and what Eddie Bravo has been saying I mean I still like you as a person if I saw you I'd still give you a hug but you're making s*** up in this is this is not helping anybody wants to defend you it's not helping me as a person talk about the good qualities in you and you know that these things that you're saying or made up you're making up the fact that I'm in the CIA you're making up for the fact that the Hollywood insiders of giving me information and tell me what to say that's not true you know it's not true you know me I don't have time to be a CIA Insider I can't take on another job in between doing stand-up and podcast and UFC commentator running family I can't do it I wouldn't do it I'm not interested I'd rather stop doing everything then work for any government organization no one's ever approached me no one's ever approached anybody I've ever heard of I don't even know if that really happens I don't know if that's real thing the thing is they always say is that the CIA would talk to the people and Holly tell them what to say in terms of propaganda in it maybe I don't know I don't have any personal knowledge of it I'm sure someone has decided that it's going to make a movie about like Zero Dark Thirty that they have to get some sort of approval and I'm sure that a lot of movies that are very inspirational that have to do with the military would be great for recruitment so I'm sure there's some involvement I'm sure there's also some patriots that work in Show Business that want to put out these movies about the government and about the military and a very positive what that's probably the case in some instances too but is everything so f****** conspiracy this is why it's stupid and white stupid is some things are f****** conspiracy and Alex Jones have talked about some things that were real conspiracies that 9/11 documentary The Road to tyranny detailed to World Trade Organization protest where they sent in these agent provocateur that which are essentially soldiers descend soldiers and military people dressed up in all black and cover their face and they smashed windows and tip over things may take a peaceful protest and they turn it violent so then the police can move in and shut down the protest and then not only did they do that but they made a no protest Zone in the United States of America a no protest Zone was it the United States of America touch it but Alex detailed Us in detail and it was real when he makes things up there was one recently the David pakman show had on about Alex talking about people eating babies pituitary gland and Scattered vandalism of downtown Seattle 1999 October 27th 2009 was the article said that that was real that was legit and it was very informative cuz I didn't know that that is how the government operated sometimes they can contact him the second time and do what the f*** Sauron MCS like it's all fun and games until you're talking about people's kids getting murdered and then all the sudden people are like f*** you and that's basically would happen with him if he was just ranting about government conspiracies or you know who shot this guy or who stealing money from hear some of what he talks about is beneficial but Alex is not I don't think he's in a good place I don't think you did a good place mentally and I don't think he's in a good place in terms of his situation with the law you out Jones if you listen to this if I saw you at still give you a hug I'll still even do your f****** show when I come to Austin I don't care you can we can come and hang out but just not making s*** up it's silly and you know I'm sorry if there's bad stuff between us I'm more sorry of what you said about those kids I'm sorry about everything it's unfortunate it's all terrible now eat something like that what's the road looking for someone like that this thing about people is and I think this is also what's going on with Alex people need a Road to Redemption like if if someone f**** up horribly and does something terrible should that be the end of them this idea that we don't need them anymore no matter who it is mean what what does a person have to do to grow and learn and for four people just accept them again momondo all platforms again what what what is a person have to do some real good question I think it's per person that like somebody like Alex just seems like he's getting worse and worse like this seems like he what he did teach Su is lights on I asked him if he had said that it was fake and he said he questioned whether or not it was real but then eventually he acknowledged that it was real what she has done but there was many times we said it was fake not one many times it's absolutely fake it was 100% fake this video of it I didn't see the video before we did our 911 podcast I've seen it now and I still thought about having them are still thought about talking to him about it and and talk to him about all this s*** and what it's like I think it's he plays a character honestly I don't think so I mean with a reptile guy isn't people of the things that he says none of it half of it's just like what the f*** are you talking about he definitely goes goes crazy with some things but I don't think he's doing well buddy was talking about eating babies pituitary glands with city of David pakman video David pakman Progressive commentator online he he was going through something like he's playing his video like what he's talking about them breaking in the morgue what is happening Alex apart on the video where Alex is talking it's early on sounds like schizophrenia sounds like any episode of Live PD or cops you know when people are talking like I saw aliens upstairs in my house you know the other guy do anything to stop him that's like a Bill Maher nail expression company is a kid love just a slogan basically about having sex with kids all the time and then it said it's okay to have sex with you no kids that have section 35 year olds for 12 just incredibly outrageous evil pathetic stuff of the soulless demons. Light Willmar but Josh was saying he had Builders what Walnut sausage and I do you say is the pituitary gland because they confirm that Jimmy saval and others would porcelain kids dance but they couldn't get regular ones to kill if everything was a grab a kid run over the cars they can say others a police report they run over but they would hurry to the morgue they work with different that's ya first of all Bill Maher's down a f****** pedophile this is this is crazy this is like a weird rambling and this is not Alex that I knew from 1998 so it's not it's not the same guy this is guys not doing well so my apology as a human being to Alex Jones if you are hurt that I didn't have you back on the show if you are hurt that I occasionally poke fun at you I have to your house unfortunately but I don't hate you. Don't wish you wish you badly and back in the day I enjoyed a lot of stuff people lose their way you know so I think that it's a real bad feeling being stuck on the outside too and they all band together and kick you out and everybody keeps you out everybody Twitter Facebook YouTube Twitter was the last one but that was Jack Dorsey didn't even know why Alex Jones got kicked off Twitter and people that will let him back in then again but somebody knows like somebody like I don't think Jack Dorsey is really the guy who's looking at each individual person that gets banned I just have a feeling that that stuff is compartmentalised write 7 million monthly active users how many people are responsible for Banning people in real high-profile people. There's a whole like maybe 12 people they have to have a meeting then they at you know maybe they talked to Jack maybe they don't maybe they don't know maybe he doesn't we don't know I'll ask that for sure but maybe he didn't know when people got banned until he like maybe got a company memo maybe he was involved in the course maybe I don't know maybe he's the one who called about to get rid of this m*********** that's possible to when people in real high-profile people. I don't know the whole like maybe 12 people they have to have a meeting then they at you know maybe they talked to Jack maybe they don't maybe they don't know maybe he doesn't we don't know I'll ask that for sure but maybe he didn't know when people got banned until he like maybe got a company memo maybe wasn't involved in the course maybe I don't know maybe he's the one who called about to get rid of this m*********** that's possible to


    Joe Rogan - Why Isn't Kathy Griffin Banned From Twitter?
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    and one thing you could say okay like when Kathy Griffin held up the the the Trump head member that did she do that on her own Twitter account yeah yeah well I mean celebrity is threatening a public figure who's also the most powerful person in the world so it's okay is that why that is I think she posted it cuz it was an art piece that was kind of controversial I know that why is it okay why is she still allowed to be on the platform in Alex Jones gets kicked off that's it it's an interesting question right like what do you need to do to get kicked off cuz that's not the only thing that Cathy's done recently she all the people that's calling for the name for that young boy who was with that Native American in front of his face beating the drums you know I'm sure she feels bad about it now and she's watched a video but she got carried away and she saw what we all thought we saw the picture there smirking come to the kid that got in the face this beautiful indigenous man is singing his his raindance cry where the f*** is doing yeah that's not what it was though we found out afterwards sounds cool that you make a record workout if you can get like some some legit Native American chants like that put you into a trance right if you don't know what they're saying you just go running a listen to that couple totes go for go for a jog in the woods Wilson the Native American chants and your airpods that was an interesting video. Because I mean it I was a 180 and after disc ring the second side of the story later people still we're calling for that guy's head yeah and I saw someone who said what's his name Ron Perlman know who's the guy who is Hellboy and she said something about are you saying we're not seeing is a video that shows how it occurred it's all it is you know so why is that okay right why is that okay why is it okay for some journalists to say horrible things about white people why is it okay why is it okay seems weird encourages violence against a innocent white person just one sweet and I was like you know what I am going to go out and punch a white person f*** that I just found some white old lady and I beat her ass like if someone decides that you're not responsible for that are you probably not but you kind of kind of feel like you played a part in the way people look at things especially people that are very easily influenced you know it's just all so it's gross you read something really racist against white people be like that's gross like that a whole group of people how much melanin thrall s*** that's ridiculous you're ridiculous person I don't care if you're brown or black or yellow you're ridiculous that silly do we have to decide if you got to decide like what the f*** were doing and we keep letting illogical Behavior be normal like breaking us off into f****** groups like that and thinking that you know all men are great or all women are gray are all gays are great and never else cis-gendered mango f*** themselves all right that's death silly talk I don't care who you are you not allowed to do that but we let people do that if you're part of a marginalized class some of the part of a martial arts class then you get the s*** on everybody in a weird way you get to like reinforced races it's really excite so f****** counterproductive to because if you do that then it just makes people just get defensive on the other side they don't want to even think or empathize with how you are that was all right that's death silly talk I don't care who you are you not allowed to do that but we let people do that if you're part of a marginalized class some of the part of a martial arts class then you get the s*** on everybody in a weird way you get to like reinforced races it's really excite so f****** counterproductive to because if you do that then it just makes people just get defensive on the other side they don't even want to even think or empathize with how you are


    Joe Rogan on FuckJerry Stealing Memes
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    hundreds of people like I just started watching my YouTube recommended that to me when you like how did that happen you know this little guy with a tow truck company is now pushed on everybody's laps and now he just went over a hundred thousand subscribers the other day and it was like months ago that he was just had like ten that's the argument some people have made that that's how fast the Paul Brothers they grew they grew so fast on YouTube that some people thought there was something like millions of followers within a week or two of being on there does coming from another platform is giant but it's also all it really takes is one person deciding that whatever the f*** you did was funny or weird or crazy like that cash you outside Girl by the same people that own TMZ and that's why you see it on TMZ picture is a coordinated event over hundreds of different social media accounts for her for the catch me outside girl from there are a team of people there are agencies that have all this influencer accounts that pay them they don't have to accept the money or accept the offer accepted campaign but often times they do so it's like a talent agency hundred percent speaker watching how many people are unsubscribe nut fuckjerry in the fat jew though that's insane but are they I looked at the other day look like 14 million Burgers page is a few, cuz I've posted videos like hey do you know if that you stole this you know I tried to reach out and never got back to me he got you a million what do you think about this idea there like that's kind of piracy you know like he's in so Instagrams allowing and Twitter is allowing piracy well I think they're allowing these people to post videos because you don't really know where it came from there's no proof right look if you find a me my tummy time she posted a meme repost whoever sent it to me if someone sends it to me sometimes I'll just find it in a Google Search and you got to figure out who made that Meme and if I find her Instagram account and I'll try to find it and repost it but some people don't and I haven't in the past like I did that one with baked Alaska got mad at me cuz there was one with Alex Jones sitting in a hot tub and it's like when your friends are trying to chill and but you have to keep dropping truth bombs it was hilarious I didn't know was his I just posted it to me I text message I think but those things have a Creator right and I know Pete like Eddie Bravo makes his own he make some sometimes but he'll send some to me or post some online that he finds that are funny too and everybody tries to credit the person who did it right but now what they do is they they take it and they credit the person but they didn't for so long busted in the way you're just explain that to what is that about though cuz that seems like deception it says the way around the back door in that that qualification of it needs to be on a Camry 2.2 somebody okay will point to this account but it's not even a real account and if they find that stuff and then later add the person cuz the person contact them and said they're almost like that's admitting to piracy like weed that's important I don't make any money off my Instagram right they're taking me like I've been offered to post stop up and not saying that I wouldn't if something was f****** killer and they want to give me money I'm greedy I'll take some money but I wouldn't lie about it and I haven't yet I've never accepted any money yet yeah cuz it's also I think in Instagram you know law that you have to that's an ad if it you're making money off of it and so that's another thing that both fuckjerry and fat Jew or not doing or not put an ad is it just wanted like to Devil's Advocate this so is is there a place for them for those accounts like is there a place to have to be the retweeter of the memes to be that guy to be that account you know like set like a stand-up sets were you know something that you just but you could get everywhere and you can just repost it on your page but then your page become super popular because you're all these people stand upset you know like a Spotify Spotify gets a that's right but they don't really pay the artist a little bit in them as opposed to Art oriented things that start making money there to do very different things so this is not an art thing this is they find other people's art and they sell it there pushing it the Big D create these accounts the accounts get giant people pass it around because they're just finding funny things and then they start profiting but all the people that created all the intellectual property get zero money which is weird I don't remember but I only learned more about this one accept the gift shop came out isn't that what Andy Warhol sort of did I don't know and I don't care I mean maybe maybe did but the thing about it is that this is happening right now on the Internet it's a totally different animal I mean Andy Warhol wasn't running around taking exact photo duplicates and putting them on his website for sale this is when someone's doing on an Instagram page is like you could within seconds take a piece and put it somewhere else it's seconds Bryan post something I think it's funny I go to copy I go to the f****** repost that app I put it in there and repost it it's seconds later you could do that all day and if you hire kids and you I don't know he has people working for them but if these guys do they hire people for f****** 20 bucks an hour or whatever and these people just do it all day long they just find funny s*** all day long and look for certain hashtags meme Factory all their own you know a lot of people that are just doing that all I know d'elia's down a bunch of them and then there's also one that they do what they steal people's act and make a meme out of it and then post it on their page that's where it gets even more slippery because you talking about like stand-up Zacks the Inuit you're making money off at how much are they making are feet supposed to mean I don't know but these are multi-million-dollar business for sure if you're still doing that material is Big Brother on Netflix or a Comedy Central special something for sure that sucks it's always happen though hasn't it TV shows have been accused of stealing the development deal for NBC back in the Disney back we're young pups both of us 127 maybe he's actually that was like during the Newsradio day so we're probably like in our thirties and he had his development deal nice development deal they're paying them a lot of lot of cash lot of paper and they were setting up a sitcom around him so they had him do a set out of theater in Hollywood and I was there and it does this set is all these writers from very sitcoms and the very next season one of his best jokes is on episode of a television show that's very popular very popular and popular medium is Instagram and social media and then comes along and steals your s*** and doesn't you for it just puts it up there you know what they did unless someone send it to them and didn't attributed to you which is possible but it seems much more likely that what they're doing they're doing on purpose for the longest time and they just did they thought that's what you could do on the Internet it's a wild west you can just take me into and you could become famous and look that fat Jewish guy did it mean that guy became famous what will you agree with his methods or not it worked he has got his crazy you shows you you know like Jesus crazy-looking guy and he has all these funny memes that somebody else wrote and they're all up on his Instagram page and it worked and people don't like him now there's a lot of people that don't like him people get real shity with him in person they don't want to do an appearance they know what he did so there's a certain number of people that go hey man you're a thief like does not cool like what you did is not cool but then there's certain people that don't care and then the certain people think what he did was just what any we did back then it was the Wild West no one thought about it and once he established that business model and it was effective was probably very hard for him to slow it down or did tribute things to people or to admit that he didn't do it for the all that amount of time just bugs me that companies pay these guys knowing that they do this or like as it's by Julie's like to see he's like slime with CAA who's sign with a bunch of comedians that you probably now if you was going on stage and doing their acts he's been doing appearances right he's got a book he's been on TV shows why don't know what you're doing weird to because you might be sitting must be sitting there going okay advertising on the fuckjerry page which is like Jesus, I didn't know that it was like Jesus can I just hit you guys down especially like meme kind of Comedy that's done by Folks at working in offices me and kind of Comedy some of the funniest f****** comedy on Earth it's done by Regular People it's not like it's not like most memes are written by high-level satirist that work for the New Yorker know the f****** regular folks would think something's funny you know I think that's going to happen if it's technology improves like being able to scan a photo and go wiktel the first time this was ever been on the internet was from this little girl she took a photo of it has all the data in the picture and it's now used on this mean that's making this much money and that it's going to be kind of broken down like you know I could any kind of artist I mean picture of your band and they have a funny meme under the picture of your band who owns that then they tried to get that picture taken off the internet from her from the Super Bowl couple years ago because it was like a bad picture she didn't like how she looked in it that's hilarious picture Hank that Meme should Beyonce get some of the money or that's the question you would have would like a corporation right what should someone be able to grab photos in or out in the public domain make something with it and then Provident that's the way that's is it a lot of bands I'm sure that that's why I said damn because they're like really good at protecting copyright and their logo and s*** if you had like the Kiss band logo you don't think Gene Simmons to come at you is coming at you with some lawyers hundred percent right that's just what he's going to do but it's those photos of it's like Gene Simmons like Spitting Fire out and I think if you took that photo and cameras were allowed inside the event you took it that's what it is though most of the photographs are people that are putting up there to put them up online and someone takes it looks a few Gene Simmons Spitting Fire and it has a joke about eating hookers p**** or something like whatever it is make something funny there online and that becomes giant meme it gets all these likes and that somehow another someone do you profit from from Instagram you don't profit from Individual post but those individual post with boost your signal start profited Instagram


    Joe Rogan Apologizes for Jack Dorsey Podcast
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    has anybody got so upset about it and let's clear up a few things first of all the guy seems to be willing to talk about anything it's not that I didn't want to talk to you about those things it's just he was being I wouldn't say he's evasive but he's basically just saying what he knew based on the company policy I didn't know what else more to ask him and people felt like I didn't press him hard enough and he to his credit reached out to me and said that he would offer to do another one that's more question that's cool I said I'd be awesome so I said this is the thing that people seem to be upset about they seem to be upset about very specific cases we are people showed like if if people were right wing and they were posting things they were banned where is people who are left-wing or maybe people of different races were allowed to post racist things or more offense of things and even Docs and didn't suffer any consequences for this is the argument my problem is I don't spend enough time reading the stuff I don't know like this is like when people get bands like Anthony cumia is a friend of mine I don't really know why he got banned I don't know what happened I know there was that incident with that that woman that punched him and he wanted getting fired he was drunk he said it was really stupid s*** on Twitter and then later apologized for it but I don't know if that's what got him kicked off Twitter but he's my so what I'm saying is all these other guys that have problems I don't know what the fuk happened man I'm busy I really don't I don't know I don't even know what got Alex Jones kicked off which is why I asked him because that was one of the last platforms for Alex Jones was Twitter but something got him kicked off their take on it was it they never took them off before because he didn't violate their terms of service and another thing is very encouraging that Jack said and I know it's it's fun to get mad at things respond to get me Kim's want to get mad at me for it I get it I probably the exact same thing I totally understand it but one of the things that he said was that he believes that the ability to communicate on the internet through Twitter or through these platforms is a basic human right that's how he looked like I said you think of it like a network like NBC look and run in DC they can decide what saint was not on or do you look at it like a utility and he specifically said that he looked at it more like that that he thought it was a basic right that's very encouraging he also said that he would bring on whoever it is in his team that's responsible for these things so we could hear from the actual person who decides who's getting banned and why they're getting banned and what what is what's the decision-making behind all these things we can go over all of them I didn't think the podcast would create such a controversy but that's probably poor prior planning on my part because my thought about it was hey I want it so it's f****** crazy to be run in Twitter like it's the crazy of this thing exists the president uses a python or talk about the dude who created this and what is this like to have this thing evolve to become what it's become because it didn't start out that way so I don't like fun s*** like that Brian Redban going to the movies you know what I mean like that's what people used it for and then along the way if you came this Global method of Distributing information where people used in war zones man they use it to tell people where attacks are these a frog kinds of crazy s*** it's like a really powerful but strange medium I didn't think about getting into the weeds with all the very specific people that got banned I just wanted to find out why they been people that was my take on it I know there's a lot of conservative voices that have never been banned I don't think Steven Crowder has been banned I don't think cernovich has been banned is even then there's a bunch that have not been banned right so it's not like they ban all right wing voice is so what is it I don't know what it is I think it's what he said people reporting the tweet and then somebody's looking at it going throughout this does violate our you know policy and maybe you know all these people that got banned violated the policy somehow you know it's probably a simple and clean as that you know and it's also not that simple if people are allowed to say similar things that are very racist in an in Vass generalizations about white people which seems to have been the case and at least a few instances where people reported that people said f***** up things about white people but there's no repercussions and you know that's where the argument becomes these people or more a press and so with the white people are thought of as the oppressor so you have this white privilege thing that people like to use now as a reason to to decide till like silent someone like check your white privilege that's it that's an interesting thing is happening so if if there's is genuine movement where people think that it's okay to say things about 1 race whether you like it or not that's racism and if you're allowing that from any one side and not allowing it from it side seems hypocritical but it's very distasteful the idea of racism against black people in this country is very distasteful to everybody almost everybody who's not a race it's right because of the history of this country because of slavery because of all these things it's a different connotation but if you just allow people to say terrible things about any race it's racism your you are allowing up like a predetermined attitude about a race people have done this they have made generalizations generalizations racist statements about white people the the really weird thing that people are throwing around these days is that you can't be racist against white people because racism is about power and influence it's about using your you're in the that black people are not powerful the white people power from the white people the ones who are oppressed so it's impossible to be racist against them that sound push it to me I'm not buying that doesn't make any sense it's not beneficial to anybody to generalize this is what we got to get in her head it doesn't matter if you're black or if you're white or if you're whatever the f*** you are it is not beneficial to generalize to take a person out of the group that we we think of is just human individuals that you have to be an individual I mean knowledge the fact that people look different they have different heritages different ancestry the different occupations different parts of the world is all these differences but at the end of the day the only way we're going to get true equality and true kinship and camaraderie as human beings is that we recognize we're just all a human being that's it there are very big differences in the way we look in the things we like that's cool but as soon as you you can say shity things about white people or white men that leaves but who doesn't fit that description guilty in his weird way are presumed guilty because of a racist statement that's all it is it's not good ring buddy I get it that it's different than racism against black people in America a country that was built essentially in a lot of ways by slavery there's a war for slavery in his countrymen that is a crazy reality that it's not your responsibility it's not my I didn't do it you didn't do it but it's real therefore as a person who is aware of his history the history is country racism against white people seems different but it still sucks to be racist against racist against black people rather seems different but it still sucks to be racist against white people sucks to be racist against Puerto Ricans not good for anybody that's what we have to understand about this social-media thing what actually did happen and what is happening why is it happening and if it's some social justice Warrior ethic that you're not debating doesn't seem fair it seems like there should be a conversation about this and I bet they're super reasonable really intelligent people and it's possible they can come to a good place that we can all agree to that is possible I'm not a cynical person I'm sorry I know a lot of gas what they already have it they have more money than they could ever spend and my dudes with Jack as a person seems like a very nice guy in a very smart guy and in a very empathetic I think he's in a crazy unmanageable situation to be running something like Twitter yeah and there's probably people that did something that they should have done in terms of silencing people moving things around it's probably happened it's a weird thing with people of influence over people and there have been videos have been proven were Executives from a bunch of different social media Corporation have talked about how to silence certain voices how to push down certain voices this is something that needs to be discussed like is this is a policy as a whole is it because you think you're pushing the right message as soon as someone thinks they're pushing the right message but they don't have a there's no debate about that right they just decide are always the right way and they're pushing this and there's a radical opposition to that man from half a country like you didn't like it but you do like no no but this is the one that can control the narrative this is the one that's in control social media so far left-leaning ideology and the other part gets pushed aside that's a very bad situation for all of us because there has to be conversation there has to be debate cuz if there's not just Shores up the difference is G2 people and they f****** hate each other even more I did not take that into account and I f***** up that's my mistake that is my mistake I made that pot shop but didn't take it easy on him because I didn't want to discuss those issues I just didn't think enough of it in advance I'm not as involved in it as other people are aware that there censorship in social media I'm aware my my ideas going into that conversation were more about how insane this method is for Distributing information for the people have been banned and for the people that were fans of I can understand why you'd be upset at me it has nothing to do with any preconceived notions that I had is how the conversation took place so it is and if you felt left down by that you didn't feel like it was his extensive enough I'm more than willing to do it and go further into it and we're going to and Jack offered it and he's going to bring someone else is going to explain things to us I think this would be very beneficial for everybody I also think that there should be a Road to Redemption I think if you got something that's important is Twitter or Facebook or Instagram if you're not stealing someone's stuff like you know you using copyrighted music or something on an Instagram page where you get banned over and over again for doing it but he keep doing it if it's not something like that if it's if it's an ideological difference if you maybe you crossed a line that day they decided was a line you should be able to work your way back there should be a way where you and sign up again when I get a new email address I don't mean that. I mean to be the same person you should be able to be the same person there should be a way different levels definitely they f****** and they make mistakes and people also grow I mean there's this guy that was on Sam Harris's podcast Christian picciolini I think is his name he was a f****** white supremacist a full-on white supremacist and now he is the exact opposite he's he's like his very Progressive guy who gives speeches on the dangers of racism in that and the Audiology how it caught up with him now if she got banned when he was a young man and making terrible decisions and then became a better person shouldn't we give it a guy like that a chance to get back into platform right in without making a whole new screen name like maybe it would be I don't think there's anything wrong with the anonymous the somethings are really good about it right by people like Jack even talked about this that people can report news stuff and not worry about fear of Retribution that they can you know they can whistle blow and not worry about fear retribution if someone's life is on the line but they're trying to provide a service to the general public but they're trying to give people information that maybe might even save lives but couldn't put them at risk especially in like third world countries or war-torn countries that could be a huge problem if you supposed you know Brian Redban this is the only way you can get this information out your fuse your whole name but I'd be better off for everybody if people had a way of communicating with each other like it's just person-to-person and I think the real problem is when people try to engineer these conversations and it's another conversation about YouTube people said that we are delete comments on YouTube without deleting anything we haven't deleted any comment so I don't know how it works I don't read them I'm sure people say mean things have a good time the thumbs-up thumbs-down thing like we would you don't have to have that on there you're not have comments on their YouTube gives you the option to have comments on and to have the thumbs-up thumbs-down not taking those all have a good time with it but we're not f****** with that there's something that they're doing that's not it's not I post at 3 41 and Jamie post at 3:42 and this is the line of the comments it's not like that they've got their own way of doing it the question is why does YouTube do it what's their what what are they trying to do is it are they trying to block out spam are they trying to block out hate speech or other trying to engineer conversation 10. Comment order comments on Note becomes disappear to go away it's automatic if somebody Flags a comment that. take the common away until it's like looked over upon only one person yeah I think on YouTube that that happens quite often probably be as little as one or two people yet so that is probably what's happening to all you folks to think your comments are getting deleted no one's deleting s*** like I'm I'm not attached to what I do in the sense that I'm unwilling to look at what I do wrong I try to look at everything that I do wrong including this so if you were upset at this podcast you thought somehow or another I sold out cuz I didn't ask any more questions I just asked him the questions I want to ask I understand you have more more questions and I do to have more questions to especially upon seeing people's reaction to it and upon you know making myself pay more attention to it all these very stories Matt sent us a list of them some of them really f****** crazy there's some crazy things people said and not gotten in trouble for or is that if he things that really weren't that bad and got in trouble for it why is that that's a good question to ask so we'll we'll concentrate on that we're just going to work out a date so my humblest apologies to all of you don't not trying to let anybody down I always try to do my best that's it and it also here's another clear one no one tells me what to do there's no one there is no secret person behind the scenes if I f****** it's cuz of me it's my f****** I should have prepared more I should have thought about it more but I didn't realize how upset people to be I think you did a great job as a great interview and I didn't even think of that I thought you kind of touched on it a little when you were talking about Alex Jones and I think that was like okay you know this is what happens with a very specific group of people that are of my life easily especially being a troll online you know if you're working some f****** job Jamaican Pepe the Frog memes and your flock when people I get it I get it it's one of the things I like about the internet but I don't I want to be comfortable I'm like I don't want because of all the time I want I want a little bit of chaos I like the fact that these people like they're like that f****** I was upset that that Radiolab podcast they took it down where they were f****** with Shia LaBeouf with those guys from 4chan and the way they took it down was they contacted Radiolab it said those guys are white supremacist I support white supremacy you knowing that you just you know you made these people that are awful terrible people that write terrible things you gave them props but the thing about something like 4chan is know you might read some terrible things but you got to realize you're also reading terrible things from Anonymous people that are working at their jobs most the time and they're trying to f*** with people's head and they're trying to get people upset that they're having a good time f****** with people if you want to take them as that that's like them you like giving giving a talk to a dear friend or them giving an affidavit in court when you're missing the whole thing it's entertainment like half of the whole reason why they're doing is entertainment they didn't go steal Shia LaBeouf flag and go and go right to the camera go f*** Shia LaBeouf by using coordinates from photographs of the sky where they figured out where the f****** with the constellations lie and then drove around honking their horn so that you can locate where it was by using the webcam and listen to help mostly got to it me it's f****** genius s*** and it got taken down just for this accusation of them being racist for the thing about a forum like 4chan or Reddit or anything you have so many f****** people you have thousands and thousands and thousands of people posting jokes about black people that's all you need to ruin the reputation of thousands of people so for someone to say everybody that was like f*** Shia lebou is some racist in the white supremacist that's a cheap way out that's a cheap way out I bet more likely it's some dude is bored and he's sitting in front of his f****** computer and he works all day and this is where he escapes he's casing and types and right things and check them later and then goes back to him types things and saying stupid f****** cubicle that's a lot of the people so they pulled that whole amazing podcast down because of that when he was a child boo thing was ridiculous he will not divide us come on stop stop we get a chant that everywhere it's funny what they did they mock something that's their way of marking it nobody got hurt they made it out like it was awful crime they committed on this amazing person who just try to change the world no no they prank Shia LaBeouf and they said f*** Shia lebou LaBeouf Whatever It Is Shia LaBeouf I'd like that but this is an important part of this thing if it wasn't for people like that there would be no podcast now would like to dislike ratio that you see on YouTube videos is fascinating right because it's weaponized and they're thinking trying to ban that now because so many people use it to f*** with people I hate to say this about you folks but every time you have a check on here they got f****** torture the like to dislike rightly it's ruthless because they're just going to dislike it because Joe Rocket window sun yeah I mean in disliking it gives a little bit of power in the algorithm of deranking it so


    Sebastian on Working on The Irishman with Scorsese, De Niro, and Pesci | Joe Rogan
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    don't put yourself a time limit know some people say if I don't do it in five years I'm going to quit or whatever so when I came out here was all in you know if I said five years I wouldn't have been here I would have been back in Chicago working at Motorola who knows so families always been really really key to my success having people very supportive and my wife who's a huge huge reason I am doing what I'm doing I mean to have a wife to deal with the life of a comedian on the road away from home a lot and you got to have like a strong strong woman to to be in your corner into the put up with that also just to deal with the weirdo a f******, to a weird person to be around to answer your question where do I go from here I don't know I joined doing some movies I just got started dipping my toe into some of these movies at the green book which is out now and nominated for some awards for for the Oscars and happy to be a part of that and then I like it exercising a different muscle when it comes to acting but not comedic acting I like the dramas I'm a serious guy generally speaking I'm not a goofball I'm not the guy always the center of attention and that's just not who I am so I like kind of being serious and and and and acting in a drama kind of place to kind of who I am and it's kind of serious guy and I liked it I get my fix from doing the stand up on stage I don't need to do it in a movie so I like the challenge number one and number two I just like to do different different things little bit outside the box so I left I'd like to do and then I'm into this gangster movie coming out with Scorsese and what is that called so and I play Crazy Joe gallo and my first and sent was with DeNiro and Pesci so what the f*** was that lie this is coming out on Netflix that's crazy how different he looks wow Sandler Netflix movie level is his but it's like either Francis Ford Coppola Scorsese this like a few people that you if you're on a set with them no Kubrick when he was alive like holy s*** that was a holy s*** moment for me I was out listen I am by no stretch of the imagination a season back there and then to get thrown into this group of people and working with them I mean I got to tell you there was a sense of Doubt like you know sometimes that I should I be sure this is happening and then you know to do the scene with DeNiro and Pesci it was almost like after the first scene I'm like oh yeah I should be here it's all the anticipation of leading up to the moment that is unfamiliar to you then once you do it you feel like man that was all in my head and I made it sound like it was going to be cuz I was thinking the negative 2 hours think I'm going to screw this up and this guy that's the way it's what motivates me I never look in the positive always come from a negative place but once once I did that first scene with them and they were these guys were more than helpful working with them and Scorsese when he came out of his friendly nice you know it was it was encouraging to be around that kind of positive energy the first week leading up to the scene because I knew it was going to be with DeNiro and Pesci what they did was that they took Gotham Comedy Club in New York City and they made at the Copacabana which I thought was fitting because Gotham Comedy Club this kind of where I did all my stand up in New York I didn't really do any other club but Gotham and then hear a club break Club mazzilli brothers who run it or know those guys and they transformed into the Copacabana and Don Rickles is played by Jim Norton I'm watching I'm watching him on stage with crazy that's fantastic cast and crew come on on my mind just want my mind but this thing is going to be I can't wait to see I didn't see any of the movie even when I was doing it I'm even look at what I was doing so I'm really excited to see what this thing looks like goddamn that's phenomenal what a milestone a movie with the Niro Al Pacino Joe Pesci a f****** Scorsese film Chi-Town lot of people never saw the Bad Lieutenant never seen my God has been amazing virtually everything he's ever done but the Bad Lieutenant is one of those movies that's so f***** up and so crazy it was a about a bad cop like a f****** really bad, Okay and like completely totally out-of-control but it is one of those movies where after it's over you know the credits roll and he was sitting at Jesus Christ what the f*** did I just watch 80s workout Jackie was it says 93 but they remade it with Nicolas Cage couple years ago Eleanor Mustang Gone in 60 seconds but it's just certain guys that take over roll and to do that again like like said they offered you Taxi Driver how do you say hey we're going to do Taxi Driver again you have to be like a good luck casting somebody else get the f*** away from me right at you can't be you can't be De Niro in Taxi Driver unless you're De Niro like possible that movie Cape Fear another one like he nailed it or was I think someone else was that character before I think Robert Mitchum I think played the same role that De Niro played but I didn't know that when I saw it when I saw it I just thought it's f****** DeNiro can 62 there it is yeah but if they try to do it today like it the f*** out of here no no no no no no no no you can't specially taxi driver Port of Call New heard about that but yeah that's the Nicolas Cage one yeah but whatever that Harvey Keitel version is holyshit when spoken to there was a part when they were kind of lighting De Niro and I and we're standing face-to-face and he's looking at me and I'm looking right at him and I wasn't going to say nothing and then he comes in on my my tiny tiny should be thanking a little bit me since my pie be straightened out my what it look like actually has been stated that if you if you type up Sebastian Maniscalco Irishman it should pop up it's got sideburns I mean if you if you see it in person you'll understand me they just said again that I didn't say nothing they said you're going to wear a wig no problem whatever you want me to do Scorsese was like okay there's a part where I'm going to go through a window when you go through the window and he's telling me that I'm going to go to the window and I wasn't going to say I don't do windows Jay-Z I'm sorry but then they said hey guy hearing he wants me to go through I mean big guy went through the stunt double went through and he cut his hand how did it really so I don't know what what it was if I would have went through the window I would have been dead glass whatever it is is not going to work but you probably cut yourself on that sugar glass yet if you landed wrong I mean if it was sticking up wrong you placed your hand funny makes NPR could cut yourself a little but but yeah it is exciting and it's been really exciting for me to last three or four years to have these opportunities to do these things and


    Joe Rogan on Overfishing
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    Japan's King Abdullah is that racist the way I said it's the first of the year at Tokyo's new fish market set a record price more than 3 million for a giant bluefin tuna a critically endangered species yes he that's where you got to go man is it critically endangered and if it's if it is so should you really be counting that f*** her up yet I don't know about that when I was in Hawaii we caught some yellowtail my youngest daughter loves fishing so we went out with her and we went on this boat and we were actually jigging is like this shelf and it's big drop-off and he's yellowtails hang out there and we caught a gang of them and one things they were saying was that the Big Island had a farm where they were farming yellowtail like they had his gigantic like sort of nodded in the area where the fish couldn't leave and they were they were trapped in this area but then this storm came and broke down all the Nets and the fish escaped and now they're everywhere and you're catching them we caught lights I don't like six or seven of them and they're f****** big like 10 lb of a light spinning rod really awesome awesome time but they were unbelievably delicious but these are non-native they brought him over there and released them like they start doing that with other fish these fish farms in just released these m************ out to the ocean cuz they're just take a nap and pulling them across the bottom of the floor and he's been it's like such a there's something to be said about going out and catching the fish like you're saying rather than taking a nap and just scooping everything up and it's past everything Turtles Dolphins whatever the f*** is there everything gets jacked in the problem is you know there's who knows how many countries have boats that are doing that and they're all operating and National Water and I don't know what the f****** laws are but they're just pulling what any of the other thing they do that's f***** up when they're done a lot of times they cut the the net loose and they just leave in the ocean they just dropped the net to the bottom of the ocean it's funny they have the regulations for like hunting yet they don't have it like in the ocean you known as nobody owns it and you only own like a certain amount of your sure like I often I saved from Malibu out know how much they the United States owns but we only own a certain amount and then it becomes international waters international waters is like kind of anybody could be out there it's weird that mean it makes sense but there's no I don't think there's any I think if you have a boat you can just kind of go anywhere that's International water and just no regulations what parts of the ocean are considered international waters by a 1982 United Nations on the law to see it's a belt of coastal Waters extending at most 12 nautical miles from the Baseline usually the mean low water mark of the coastal States owe 12 miles till 12 miles out or 13.8 miles 12 miles are in 12 nautical mile and mile and .8 away from you call those stores use the labels sushi-grade fish there is no official standard for using this label the only regulation is that parasitic fish such as salmon should be frozen to kill any parasites for being consumed raw the best ones are signed grade one which is usually won't be sold as sushi-grade but what about sashimi-grade is what he said the same thing freshwater fishing salmon that can f*** you up but you could pull a tune out of the right out of San Diego they caught a tuna and they slice it up and eat it right there on the boat like why does it right after they pulled it out of water that I haven't gone but that that to me would be the best to eating right out of the water I mean I just hope they don't wait until there's nothing left before buying it for three million dollars that's almost like a scene in the movie Ride that's like the end this was the one of the last to not look they bought it for 3 million everybody smiling and cutting it up it's like hunting regulations are critical but you could you know what the population is it's very they they fish and wildlife departments have all these different methods they use whether it's using reports from Hunters whether it's the they fly over with airplanes and helicopters and things along those lines never they use they have a bunch of different ways they can determine which population is then they had determined population of predators how many animals are lost how many animals are are shot during any hunting season and then determine how many tags can be divvied out so I say if you live in an area there might be 500 tags available but there might be like 2,000 Hunters that are applying for those tags the most people are not going to get it it's it's a very smart way they've they've really got it down to a that's because that there's more whitetail deer in this country than then even when Columbus landed its they've got a really good system figure figure something out for the ocean Bahamas you have to get everybody to cooperate and stop killing whales like there's there's certain Japanese folks who they have is really sneaky thing they do in this is conservation group called The Sea Shepherd's they catch these f****** people all the time but they basically do as they say we're research boat and the user research boat and go Slaughter whales and then sell the whales but they pretended that it's research but if they kill a whale a certain country still Value parts of whales they make things with it what the f*** do they make with whales I think they make some perfumes like what but people are still killing well well yeah I mean in these countries that they're using like you said parts of the fish for the day put it on their mantle they got like a I don't know or what-have-you phone from a whale or shark or whatever that's the big thing with rhinos this is what I'm talking about you know these things and I don't know how the hell you remember all this stuff I'm going to 5 just forgot the mileage off the coast of miles yeah I know how to remember these things I wish I had your memory Joe that's what I'm saying that I don't remember I just remember things that are interesting you know I have a it's a it's an odd an odd sense of memory but the the Rhino horn thing is kind of sad because it doesn't even work you know especially in this day and age where people can get by that works but there's something about it I think in some Asian cultures where it's considered like a sign of wealth you drive a Rolls-Royce you drink Rhino tea this guy's a baller you know he doesn't give a f*** he drinks wine OT and I like a man what a guy but there's something about that like you know I want to eat an extinct animal going to bring a woolly mammoth back to life and shoot it in the head like there's some people that are like that like they they wanted drink Rino T disguise a baller you know he doesn't give a f*** he drinks wine OT and I like a man drinking Rhino T what a guy you know this but there's something about that like you now yeah I want to eat an extinct animal want to bring a woolly mammoth back to life and shoot it in the head like there's some people that are like that like they they want to be the ultimate conqueror you know I want to eat a whale dick you know what I mean like this there's people that are like that


    Sebastian Maniscalco's Hospitality | Joe Rogan
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    comedy in a big hobby guy right now growing up my parents always used to say to you what are you interested in doing anything so I'll be happy now right and I really really enjoyed going to different places and I love hotels I like Hospitality so that's my that's my passion I like having people over at the house and making them feel good that's that's what I like to do I like to entertain if I find out you like a specific drink or you like something that's you know I take I take notice of what people like so when you come to my house I got what you like there that's very Italian is very very Italian and I've always had and I work for the Four Seasons Hotel and that chain taught me to anticipate people's needs so anytime I have anything at my house will there be a birthday party at get together if it's going to be a fight I make sure when you come over you are taking care of not only with your alcohol needs is one eye in a punt gay what starts listening at the house just in case you want some really so I thought you know you have alcohol you have beer I have scotch you have wine so what if what if someone doesn't have a taste for alcohol and they want a joint I think it's at the what's the med Med menu at midday I went in there when they're specifically just for Hospitality if you came over and I I get joy and making others happy so when you looked at your house did you look at your house and go this is a good house to entertain in like when you see like a YouTube video on a home and it's showing his wonderful entertainers homework a wall in between two it's got to be and then I like indoor outdoor you live in California I like the outside maybe you want to have a drink outside and bring it back in just like the different that's what they talking about when it says at this particular point where a transition. We have a child so I don't know if you went through this but a lot of sometimes when you're coming from a single couple but a couple with no kids and now you have kids now you're you're finding other people who have kids so that's where we're and we're we're not yet into the preschool so we're kind of in limbo we're looking for new friends that are old friends are bad it's just now we have other obligations we have a child we can't we maybe can go out to dinner at 8 at night only eat like we used to know it and I were looking to bring it to the house yeah I know I know exactly what you're saying we went through that exact same transition and a lot of times you pick up some dead weight along the way it running these people the only thing they have in common is the kids the same age and then you have to talk to some f****** guy do they give you ear beatings about their job why can't you just some people just not interesting from fortunate yeah I mean you do run into that we need a guy like I went to a toddler group last week sometimes I do this obviously cuz I wanted to hang out my daughter but sometimes does material that comes out of going to something like that is gold yeah now it's me 15 women and a gay guy at this toddler group rent so I mean just like you it's almost writing it is like writes itself LOL I'm in a in a circle sitting Indian style cuz I feel if I live more of my life I could draw so much more humor from it and it's it's it's two-pronged it's I want to hang out with my family and I want to talk to people who are living these life experiences because what I've noticed is I want to keep the same kind of Lifestyle I've had when I wasn't successful because I feel when you start detaching yourself from the daily routine I say even going to Target you have somebody go to Target for you you don't you miss out on like what happens on a day-to-day and I want to still keep that richen and and available to me experiences because what I've noticed is I want to keep the same kind of Lifestyle I've had when I wasn't successful because I feel when you start detaching yourself from the daily routine essay even going to Target you have somebody go to Target for you you don't you miss out on like what happens on a day-to-day and I want to still keep that rich in and and available to me


    How Joe Rogan Got Into the UFC
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    and obviously it's a f****** cage fighting promotions like how sensitive can you get here but with some social issues you know this like if I was working for the NBA probably been fired a decade ago you know the Dana White and you started so how did you become kind of the voice of of the UFC well I started in 1997 I was the post-fight interviewer that was it was just a position that was available in the UFC was very small back then very few people knew what it was was off a cable you couldn't get on cable you could only get on satellite and they needed someone to do post fight interviews but you were in that world to begin with was in the martial arts world you know used to teach martial arts before I became comedian ice to fight Taekwondo tournaments and had some kickboxing fights and I've always been a martial artist since I was a kid and so I just was interested in watching the UFC and then I start training and Jiu-Jitsu and when I was training Jiu-Jitsu I was just a Wipeout was just starting out that's when I got hired by the UFC to be a post fight interview but I only did that for 2 years and then I quit was just too much and it was actually like it was I was losing money I would make more money do the weekend of the comedy club then I would doing it doing the UFC and it's got to a point where it was too much of a pain in the ass and so I still remain the fan but I backed away and then the UFC was purchased by his company called zuffa in 2001 and when that happened they start putting on shows Vegas and I would go there with my friends they got me free tickets they reached out and they would try to get celebrities to go sit there so that it would it would cuz they were very small. hemorrhaging money they're trying to build it up and in talking to Dana White one day when I was talking about fights going on Japan like have you ever seen Sato fight do you know what what do you do know soccer Rod you know this guy I was bringing all these names and he was like do you want to do, turn him like I don't want to do, I'm going to get drunk and watch each other at work and he talked me into it for one show UFC 37 and 1/2 it was a show that was on Fox Sports Network sling and I think was the best damn Sports show. Was a part of it I did that and the rest is history and then I did like 12 of them for free like the UFC didn't have any money. Will they were hemorrhaging money than they had the rich people that owned it but it was not a profitable Venture and I said just get me there get me my friends tickets and I'll do it and so that's how I operated for like over a year and then I just became the commentator just weird that's crazy this Dana White he's a crazy man and he's he's got out in a weird way of looking at things that that's very effective and in his crazy mind he's like let's take this guy's never even thought about being a commentator and make them our commentator I mean I didn't know what the f*** I was doing I mean I really didn't I didn't have any training at all in the sports commentary I just would see what was happening and start talking about it you know which is really like the wrong more even play-by-play and color was I doing both of them at the same time was really weird and as far as you doing that do you get any notes from anybody going Hey Joe try this try that or you just develop that whole that voice all on your own 100% of my own so the only thing that I had was those like Mark dellagrotte a was a good friend of mine he is he's a top trainers in the world he's in the truck and I can communicate with him as a button where I can communicate with him and we talked about stuff like I can say does he look like he's limping to you and he's like yeah there's something wrong and then I'll start talking about it or am I wrong is he dropping his hand or is is this you like is a nice it's a nice thing that's going to bounce things off that used to be Eddie Bravo Eddie Bravo used to do it as well or I would be able to talk to him about position cuz he would be in the truck and I'll be able to ask him like his left leg's in Jeopardy right not right or he needs to step over with his right leg we be able to go over cuz like there's some aspects of martial arts are extremely technical especially to Jitsu when things go to the ground and you're trying to commentary do, Terry and I have to decipher which is his left leg which is his right leg where is he tied up where's he Tangled in a bun in real time while I'm trying to be entertaining and talking very complicated you know but nobody told me I figured out how to do it and you're not looking at it like a Jim Lampley or anybody in the broadcasting world when it comes to fights of this is something that you develop then on your own neck sometimes you look at it as a comedian you look at other comedians that are Friars or no not necessarily because one lot of guys that did it in for martial arts commentary there was John Peretti who was excellent he was on the very best who was actually the UFC Matchmaker and a commentator when I first started he was very good this guy named Jeff Armstrong he was very good to he was there when I first started to he actually ran a promotion called hook and shoot he's excellent really knows what he's doing and then there's a few other guys you know that that also did it but there's like what I do as far as like stand doing commentary for MMA this might mean 10 guys in the world to do it now you know they really do it on there on a high-level maybe 10 guys tomorrow Amy between one FC between you know Brave and then the UFC Bellator pfl there's maybe maybe 10 guys on the planet that are doing it does not a lot of people and there's a lot in the UFC now we're Fighters are now transitioning to become commentators and often times are the best at it like Michael Bisping just did this past weekend he was the UFC middle he's awesome at already did one one show they know more obviously because they've been in there and they have that added element of actually having fought in the UFC which is gigantic yeah I could see UFC which is gigantic yeah I could see other Paulie malignaggi but also very aware and Fighters can see things that maybe the average person can't see like they see when someone slowing down to see when someone's laying back they see when someone got hurt to the body they seem like little things that maybe a person who's never fought before it doesn't see


    Joe Rogan & Eddie Bravo on Gay Singers
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    so you got a scar back there how dare you live or what people are saying it was basically a death sentence shave his head because you could sing so great we just said okay because all the allow dressing really weird and his f****** biker leather shed he dressed like people in the gay community dress came out with the mother and the motorcycles are all the kids thought that was Heavy Metal so I want all that s*** and I always thought that was weird Alfred Kahn the whole group of people in the dressing gay Freddie Mercury was telling everybody he was super gay was not trying to hide from anybody but I thought all he's just a rockstar his phone is dumb they was Queen but no one thought he was gay Elton John Don't forget all of them and then muracci's the crazy we talked about this before a while why there's a disproportionate amount of gay singers who's running the music business I think the reason why the so many gay singers of the other ones that suck the dick to make the top because there's guys who works at the theater in it possible to argue or you let me offer you an alternative explanation about this hold on gay people feel maligned they feel like they're left out they are sad because of this they live Hard lives they maintain all this Oceanside of them anyone express it someway so they figure out a way to sing and to entertain and God damn shame that she has girl Behind the Candelabra is the best movie I like pushed out into the one to become comedians are the ones become singers those the ones they become actors even there's a couple of them there's a lot I know I know quite a few of everything that he had the full we played a little bit of it one time in the podcast but it's not the best version of it of beyond the Candelabra the f****** HBO movie with Matt Damon I love that movie and Michael Douglas dude had to remember Joey Diaz bit yeah I saw it in San Jose about to hit one of the best I've ever seen him do in San Jose he had that whole bit down it's not the best version of it of beyond the Candelabra the f****** HBO movie with Matt Damon I love that movie and Michael Douglas to attach Joey Diaz bit yeah I saw it in San Jose the best I've ever seen him do in San Jose he had that whole bit down


    Sebastian Explains Pickleball | Joe Rogan
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    it's over and I ate to 225 ever again that's about was my workout since I was like 18 I'd go in not mean nothing changed it was 2:25 yet and then let's do some curls and herbs and go home size yeah soccer is one of the best exercises ever I mean it was also great way to blow your ACL out totally everybody's shifting left and right now that there's a f****** picture you don't Big Boy the the the DJ his f****** son there's a video he retweeted it his son is a football player and there's a there's a video of his son where you know someone's trying to tackle him and he moves like a f****** ghost it's a edible you watching it was once one of those rare things where you see something and you're like legitimately impressed like holy s*** I watched it like five times in a row is Kids Foot work is incredible yeah but don't work like that kind of looks like who's in better shape than soccer player their consoling Sprint going to laugh as well as your listeners believe me pickleball you ever played in pickleball what does that pickled like tennis and ping pong and you played in a gymnasium so it's like a it's a net okay and if you have paddles and talked about moving side to side it's it's fun and you burn a ton of calories you do it in a gym so it's like racquetball but there's a net there's a net not bouncing off the wall you plant like tennis took yats of Court small met and you have there is four people yeah you can do doubles but me and my buddy play just one on one and I'm telling you it's not what you burn a lot of calories and you don't even know you're doing it because I'm diving and it's it's one of the exercises that we I have no idea the baby is working as well as you know what he's working towards you I know a lot of 68 year old people played but if you're looking for a low kind of impact fund activity up it's not as hard we'll have to go after we ever have our steak with your birthday pong I'm really good at ping pong really yeah so this is like a larger version of ping-pong yeah it looks like it's fun right now 20 years and I don't know set of Days of Our Lives to work at Days of Our Lives that when I first came up to LA in 1998 I was the type of guy I would do you some weird like mailings to get work right so for Days of Our Lives not get with General Hospital General Hospital take a headshot and then pick a Post-It note and I would write on the Post-it note ready to operate stuck at that I had shot and I sent it out so I'm like weird little mailings where only know maybe the person open in the mail like a little chuckle and whatnot so I met him doing extra work this is what I used to do for for some extra cash and we became Fast Friends season Italian kid and similar operating middle-class he's from New York I'm from Chicago and just a great great guy


    Sebastian Pays Joe a Compliment
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    after looking at you what's going on man what's going on everything I've done this once before and I've watched you throughout the years and when I come in here I get a little nervous why who knows alot about everything I don't know a lot of I don't know a lot about everything I know enough to make it seem like I know a lot about everything whatever you doing it it's you know more than I do right like like we were on your treadmill out there and you go it's 13% that what did you say I keep some more difficult than regular running okay I forgot the fact what you just said from the time we walked in I lost it so I don't I don't have the ra pension that I wish I had I'm going to get you some Alpha Brain I need something do we have any is that what I'm missing in my didn't my diet Alpha Brain out let me know what's interesting though is that people come up to me with s*** that happened just a few years ago and I'm like I don't remember that at all I think you have a certain amount of room in your brain and my brain is always deleting stuff that doesn't think it needs anymore and then shoving in new things are sometimes someone will tell me about something like what are you talkin about and they're like you don't remember it was the guy with no arms and drove us around on what and then I have to go oh yeah it's like I find the folder in my head and like are there that yeah I just wish I could retain a lot of the things that either see or hear to then recall it in a conversation you can be got to write things down you going to like want to work all things that the prom I don't do a lot of writing as far as like a notepad or anything to just take notes when you write your act you write it in your head or do you write it on paper or Chris audio just audio go to The Comedy Store I'll record it and I listen to it on the way home and then I'll I'll do this next time maybe I'll do that I'll take that out this out and then so there's no writing my ACT is more recalling stories than sitting in a room going on I think this is funny that's kind of how I work but yeah the reason I say that to start off as just like I see you go down a lot of different paths on the podcast and I often go man if I was sitting in that chair can I add to the conversation and a lot of times it's no just because for whatever the reason I I just feel like I need to be a little bit more well-read company read the Goggins book book yeah but then I thought of this guy don't you know what was another Mile and so yeah I mean I'm just now starting to get into a little bit more books than I have in the in the past is in the past to be honest with you I haven't really I haven't really read much I try to read one new thing a week and the way I try to do it is I have I use a lot of audiobooks but I also read books I go back and forth in between them between reading and audiobooks but I find for whatever reason read books I go back and forth in between them between reading an audiobook but I find for whatever reason I retain more with audiobooks then I do with reading maybe it's my ADD or something like that cuz when I'm reading I kind of have to back up sometimes like I'll go through a whole paragraph I'm thinking about some other s*** while I'm reading yeah and then I got a whole back up re-read that go over it again you know that's what I find my mind wanders


    Twitter CEO On People Not Reading the Terms of Service | Joe Rogan
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    when things come up like say if you find out that there's people from Isis they're using Twitter and they using Twitter and posting things like what is the conversation like how do what do we do about this do we leave this up do we recognize this is Free Speech do we only take it down if they're calling for murder or hate speech like what how do you handle that it evolved send me because like we first saw Isis when the world we need to change our policy to deal with it what was the what was the initial reaction to it so once you realize that people from Isis for making Twitter accounts and they were trying to recruit people doing all these things what was the what was the thought process was a question like what it what are we going to do about that we we we haven't experienced it before we need to I'll reach out to our Pure companies to ask if they're saying the same things that we're seeing we have a bunch of civil societies that we talk to to get their take on as well and we try to balance that across some you know very spectrums weather be more organizations and I'm more focused on preventing online harassment all the way to DHL you and BFF who are protecting the First Amendment online so we we try to get as many perspectives as possible take that and then make some informed decisions but also realize that we're probably going to make some mistakes flying away and all we can do to correct somebody should be open about where we aren't that's probably where we failed the most in the past as we just haven't been open about our thinking process what led to pick a good decisions how are terms-of-service evolved it terms of service as an area industry is just it's a mess no one reads them you do you sign up for the services and you quickly hit accept yeah and we expect people to read these rules of the road but they haven't read them and have you ever read them I have rats I was I was in the first time users of Instagram really Kevin was intern Kevin Systrom was an internet video and I was on the First Investors of Instagram and love the service I don't think I've ever had their temp service put at the top of the page was copyright and intellectual property protections you see everything about violent threats and abuse and harassment and safety and it's not that the company intended for that to be the order it just we just added things going on but even a read of that puts forth our point of view like what we're actually copyright infringement above the safety of safety of someone so we need to relook at somebody sings and how they've evolved in how they reacted and above just because it's listed the second I mean is it they're essentially all in the same one cheat their own there was she when you bring it up when you discuss it first is that really critical they're all they're all part of the terms of service but I think that would only matters what what do we consider to be most important and we have to consider physical safety to be the one thing that we provide a most and I don't do threats physical threats doxxing anything that impinges on someone's physical safety this is an area where I don't think technology and services like ours have focused on and off we haven't focused on the off-platform ramifications of what happens on mine so what you do like like here's a good for instance this situation with this kid who had the Maga hat on in the Native American gentleman who is in front of him banging the drum and then people are calling for this kid's name they want his name they want his address including Kathy Griffin like how do you how do you handle something like that well that's essentially request for doxxing that is a new Vector that we haven't seen in Macon Mississippi Zara diesel cases at bring up entirely new thing so we're to study at we have to see how we reacted what happened with the net but this goes back to the incentives like we are incentivizing this very quick reaction and it's taking away from some some more of the you like considered work that we need to do to really diagnose what's happening in the moment and it was it such an interesting case study to see how that evolved over just 48 hours and that's one of the most because it's nuanced there's there's many different left onto it and a lot of like really need York reactions totally and but we helped that had to help it well it is just that that's how some of the Dynamics of the service work but is the Moses things when people choose to use the service like if you are a thoughtful person you wouldn't just like Prince the original image that was distributed came from an account is now and brighten so it was it was discovered that that account was a troll account what how does that happen and what was the thought process behind that cuz it was the images they they posted was illegitimate image it really did happen it was a part of an actual occurring event so why do you ban the person or the troll account to put it up I don't know about this particular case but it's likely that it was found there's a lot of what you see on the surface the Twitter and some of the actions that we take on the surface but where we spend a lot of our enforcement is actually what's happening underneath so in many cases we have trolls or people like the case that you mentioned whose sole purpose is just to harass or abuse or spread particular information and often times these accounts might be connected were they start one account that gets bands they start another account but we can actually see this through a network lens and we can actually see some of his behavior so that might have been one of the reasons I'm not sure in an in that particular case but you know how do you know do you know because of IP addresses do you know because of the variety of things like it could be it could be trying to use the same phone number or same email address IP addresses device IDs all these things are and you stood to judge what's happening within the context so we do have a lot of occurrences of suspending or temporarily suspending accounts because of activities across accounts in a nut that happens a ton but what what I mean what I mean in the in that we're helping this right now is like some of the incentives like just just imagine seeing that unfold and when you see someone with one take it kind of involved in something to follow along and then mob control so there has to be a way for us to incentivize a lot more more considered and more nuanced introspection of what's going on if I followed a bunch of accounts that like like Boris Johnson who was constantly giving me information about reasons to leave I would probably only see that perspective have a completely different perspective hopefully journalist do but most people won't do that work this is the only tool we give people follow an account if however during that time you followed the hashtag you filed a hashtag vote leave 95% of the conversation in the tweets you see are all reasons to leave but there's a small percentage that shows a different perspective and that shows a different a different reasoning we don't make it easy for anyone to do that and that is a lot of anyone to follow the perspective follow the hashtag for a topic for my loan interest and because of that we helped build an echo chamber Brian and something that doesn't really challenge any prospective and not to say that we should for set upon people but we don't even make it easy for people to do in the first place though the way you do that today is you go to the explore tab you look you search for hashtags are you tap into a hashtag and you can see all the conversation but that's that's work #and you can see all the conversation but that's that's work and most people just want you to work those Dana timeline will see what they need to see in I can certainly imagine you know why if I'm just following a bunch of people who have the exact same take on this it just continues to emboldened and Bolden Bolden and they seen nothing of a different perspective on the exact same the exact same situation


    Why Twitter Doubled Its Character Limit | Joe Rogan and Jack Dorsey
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    it's not you making a statement and me just reacting to the bike that our conversation of all is based on what we say we can interrupt or another we can you know we can completely change the subject I can take control of the conversation and the people who might find that interesting follow it and the folks that don't just stop listening where you can't do that in a post comment model yeah it's also text is so limited it's great for just getting out actual facts but it's also thinking it's so close to thinking like an there's no composition right enough said that to me is the most beautiful thing about Twitter but also something that you know can be uncomfortable like I I can compose my life on Instagram I can compose my thoughts within a Facebook post and it can look so perfect but the best of Twitter is just super raw and right it's right to the thinking process and I just think that's so beautiful cuz it gets stuck it gets to Consciousness it gets to something deeper and I think that decent house out how is it different than a post an Instagram post on Facebook the speed demands that you know that the character constraint the speed or conscious present focused stinking versus like stepping back and and closing a letter closing a letter in and thinking about all the outcomes but often times people do compose it as a letter and they break it up into separate 280 character posts the other threats because of the Rhythm and we found a lot of residents with hip-hop as well because the bar isn't just a structure and the constraint allowed that flow did the thinking was read we looked at are you know languages around the world and there's some languages like German 140 characters you can't really say much can we say much at all 140 words and what was interesting about Japan was Japan is one of our largest our largest countries where we're bigger than Facebook there we're what is Twitter seems to be more fun if that makes any sense even though it's there's a lot of chaos when something put one of my favorite things when someone post something stupid and then underneath it is a bunch of jip's was it gifs or gifs I say gif El Chapo something ridiculous and then I'll go and I'll look at the response of like politics Twitter which can be super toxic you have sports Twitter MMA Twitter you have a UFC Twitter you have Kpop Twitter you have black Twitter super toxic you have sports Twitter you have NBA Twitter you have MMA Twitter you have a UFC Twitter you have Kpop Twitter you have black Twitter that's Jamie's you in love


    How AOL Instant Messenger Inspired Twitter | Joe Rogan and Jack Dorsey
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    social media like we go all the way back to Myspace Wright Myspace you got Tom Tom was sitting there in your in your top 8 and you know people would like post music that they liked and it was never political it was very often very surface and Comics it was a great way to promote shows and it was an interesting way to see things but it was it was like like the seed that became Twitter or Facebook or any of these is one of them I think we at least for us so I thought we got more of our routes from AOL instant messenger and icq message where you said like I'm in a meeting or I'm watching this I'm at I'm at Joe Rogan's studio right now. It's cool I don't need my computer on my phone to this and change this desk I can I can do it from anywhere and then the other aspect of of into messenger was of course chat so one of the things that the status would do is you might you might say like in almost Anna Kendrick Lamar right now and I might hit you up on chat and say like what what do you think the new album but now it's all public that's the biggest difference in the nuts that to me is what Twitter is my MySpace was it was profiles and you know people organized around these profiles and this network that developed between people and that is Facebook Facebook Facebook optimized the hell out of that and they scaled the world we we were something very different we you know we'd we started with a simple status and then peep and that is Facebook Facebook Facebook optimized the hell out of that and they scaled the world we we were something very different we you know we'd we started with a simple status and then people wanted to talk about it we we decided that should be on the same surface and shouldn't be so brilliant to the to the to the status it should be part of that flow and that's what makes Twitter you know so fluid


    Jack Dorsey: Being Twitter's CEO Has Been Beautiful and Scary | Joe Rogan
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    what what is this pain is experienced in life you cuz I got to imagine that it wasn't anything that you predicted no one predicted Twitter right now so to all the sudden have this responsibility order changes everything and your young guy hold you 42 that's young to be in control of that much into have it over the time of what is it been 11 years or like what is that been like for you it's been it's been both beautiful and scary and uncomfortable and learning and it's just been a ton of learning and evolving in my code it shows me every single day where I need to push myself and what I don't know and and I think a big part is like just the realization that we're not going to be able to do this alone and I don't think we have to either have all the answers around enforcement of policy what not we're not going to serve the world we have aspirations to serve every single person on the planet and we we have aspirations to you know be the first consideration for the global public conversation and you know if we're the bottleneck for all this work we're not going to reach those aspirations so it just thinking deeply about how we might distribute more of us work and decentralized more than look at me look at you know the platform itself in like what we need to change to reach that reality and I think we got to look really deep and foundational it goes back to you know that your question on 141 of things that we saw was you know we shifted to 280 characters and that you noticed 140 characters is so sacred you know it it became this cultural thing and I was in love with him so many people are in love with it but when things we notice as we move to 280 is that the vast majority of tweets that are broadcast don't go above 140 even with that limitation raced but where they do Go Bubba 140 is in replies when people reply they tend to go over the hundred forty character limit and even bump up into the 28280 lemon and what it'll at what we seen it allow is just more nuanced in the conversation and allows people to get more context and Panda and come just get their experience on the table of him or where is 140 did not allow that so we have seen that increase the health of those conversations in the discussion so it's stuff like that that we need to question and not hold so it's so sacred 40 characters are going to be really pissed off if you write a million characters in cat does think you know what I would like I would like edit the ability to edit like if you make a typo or something like that but also the ability for people to see the original like at it but see the original like that we're looking at exactly. when we have to exist anyway I mean no matter what if you send someone something even if you on Instagram people are going to know the original you could build it such that you maybe we introduced a 5-second to 30 second delay in ascending and within that window you can edit I'm going to need more time autocorrect got you totally but the issue is going longer than that it takes that real-time nature on the conversation with her out of it for Delaney's tweets and like when you're watching UFC are you watching like Warriors basketball a lot of a lot of the great Twitter is like just like in the moment just like you know it's the Roar of the crowd it's like you know looking across at someone you're in this virtual Stadium within just saying like oh my God that shot can you believe it and Clarity more important because it doesn't have the ability to communicate quickly the ability to clarify that's it that's where we need to really pay attention because if you're if you're in the context of an NBA game do you want to be fast and you just won't be at the moment you just you know what you want to be raw but if you're in the context of considering what the president justed were making a particular statement then you probably need some some more time and we can be dynamic. I have the ability to communicate quickly the ability to clarify that's it that's where we need to really pay attention because if you're if you're in the context of an NBA game do you want to be fast and you just won't be at the moment you just you know what you want to be raw but if you're in the context of considering what the president trusted were making a particular statement then you probably need some some more time and we can be dynamic.


    Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Asked About Gab | Joe Rogan
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    and become more more more more integrated into our life experience I wonder what is the next stage of this it if I mean like the the secular Trends and you know you look at technology and you look at Technologies like like blockchain franceandson I think you know where we're moving to a world where anything created exist forever that there's no centralized control over who sees what that's you know these these these models become completely decentralized and all these barriers that we that exist today aren't as important anymore to the fact that some people getting banned from other platforms and they're just allowing anybody to come on say anything they want the downside of that is of course the most horrible people I'll be able to say anything they want with no repercussions the good side is anybody can say whatever they want I haven't studied them too much but I do know that they have taken action on account as well they have suspended accounts and they have David Hyundai service as well what are they suspended accounts I don't know it's probably it's probably it might be you know if not there will be other services but like you look at you look at the trends and I'd I think you know certainly Things become a lot more public certainly Things become a lot more open certainly do the berries in the boundaries that we have in place today become less meaningful and I think there's a lot of positives in that and I also think there's a lot of danger that we need to be mindful of there will be other services but like it you look at you look at the trends and I'd I think you know certainly Things become a lot more public certainly Things become a lot more open certainly do the berries in the boundaries that we have in place today become less meaningful and I think there's a lot of positives in that and I also think there's a lot of danger that we need to be mindful of


    Twitter CEO: People Should Be Skeptical of Companies Like Ours and Leaders like Me | Joe Rogan
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    you have Gmail you have Android I mean that it is they are the number one operating system for mobile phones in the world on top of being a search engine there's so much involved in that company and again like almost all tech companies they heavily lean left and they be a bit because they had that don't be evil as a part of their code of conduct it seems like something that was a good idea to have their like and it sort of defined what I was talking about that tech companies are uniquely Progressive I mean I don't know I don't know what makes that I think no matter what like we the internet allows for a very healthy skepticism of nearly everything I'm from I'm from Missouri the Show-Me State was Democrat my dad was Republican and my dad listen to Rush Limbaugh and Hannity all the time I found myself somewhere in the middle but one of the things I appreciated we had a ton of fights and arguments and yelling matches around the kitchen table but like I appreciate the fact that I we could have them and I didn't I felt safe to do so and I didn't feel like I mean obviously my parents but they weren't judging me because of what I said and didn't force you to be a Republican or Democrat force me to to thank a particular way and I like I died I think of a good at least showing different perspectives even and you know this in this Union that. They have and I don't know it yet developed the skepticism and healthy and I have a lot of skepticism of companies like ours leaders like me I think that's right I think that's right and people should and we I mean I was I was I was formed through a lot of the ideas at the end I just fell in love with what it made possible and I never ever want to run afoul of of those ideals and and you know the the the removal of barriers and boundaries and indica action that we have because of it and I think often and reflect often about my role in the centralization of my role in our company and I want to I want to figure out and help figure out like how we can continue to add massive value and and be an amazing business which is is us and we'll always be us but at the same time be a participant participatory force in this greater good that the internet has really started and it it's not it's not led by any one individual or anyone company nuts to the beauty of it and I want to I want to make sure that we find our place or not and we can also contribute massively to and then I think we can just take a lot of work a lot of introspection and a lot of experimentation about making mistakes and failures encouraging that you have that attitude cuz you know a lot of people I think in a similar situation would try to control the narrative they would try to reinforce their own particular perspective on things and try to get other people to adopt it or try to push it and I think it is it's very important to just have this open discussion in and I think it's very important to review your own thoughts and ideas and the best ways to do so without everything it yeah put it out there is a great process and that's the way this podcast has evolved more than probably any thing you did this because you want to learn from people and and their the platform that you've created Millions get to learn from it as well and MSS so amazing like I'd I learned from your podcast all the time and that's what technology makes possible but with that power also comes grandma Nations and if we're not talking about the ramifications in like at least being open about what we know and what we don't know and I think we're I think we State and post a lot more of what we know rather than what we don't know don't be evil but that your own s*** f*** you good post a lot more of what we know rather than what we don't know don't be evil put that in your own s*** f*** you good


    Twitter CEO on Regulators and Social Media Companies | Joe Rogan
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    I mean when you when you talkin about Biometrics fingerprints or face. The data just the operating system verifies that it is an individual to individual and it's unlocking and I like like you know when when use the hard-r cash app uses those rights do squares cash up when you want to make a transfer to someone when you want to send someone money or when you want to buy Bitcoin weed turn on face ID and you verify that you are you and you are the owner of the phone and and then it goes we don't get images of your face we don't see who you are forms of ID that have a real name is fall see what your Facebook are the problems I need different I don't know cuz I don't go there before I understand there's a lot of still a lot of arguing there it's the same on the political argument the same patterns one and that's me the biggest difference between its connection with people you don't know what I find interesting and like it's around its round topics and stuff that you find out that you want to learn more about when you saw Zuckerberg testifying and realizing like this platform is being used and what are the dangers of this and then you see the Senators that really don't know what the f*** the technology is or it's really highlights how we registering really yeah the Gap in the critical understanding of how these things work and what they are and in terms of like how these really important politicians who are the ones who are making these decisions as to whether or not someone has violated laws within that something should be curbed or regulated they don't even understand what they're talking about no I mean to every single day and I have the same experience that people have every single day and you know I'm in terms of regulatory and and our regulators and our governments you know I think the conversation is off in about how Regulators will come in and start writing rules and and setting expectations for how companies or Services might behave but there's a role for the company to educate and there's a role for the company to educate on like what technology makes possible weather positive and and also some of the negative set that become possible as well so I think we have a roller to help educate end-to-end help make sure that were you know really were pushing towards what I think the job of regular regulator is which is number one protect the individual number to level the playing field and make sure that those two things are not compromised by special-interest trying to protect their own domain or profits or or a dominant within a particular Market what do you mean by level the playing field of the playing field so that an individual has the same opportunity that someone else might have her company might have so okay so like anybody or anyone to account anyway I can have a Twitter account and you know they have at least you know an equal opportunity to contribute to it and whatever they do with it will change the change the outcome some so okay so like anybody or anyone in your account anyone can have a Twitter account and you know they have at least you know an equal opportunity to contribute to it and whatever they do with it will change the change the outcome some people might become very popular because they're saying stuff people want to hear some people don't see any following whatsoever because you're not adding anything original or interesting or or or different terms of perspective


    Twitter CEO on Bitcoin "The Internet Will Have a Currency" | Joe Rogan
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    oh no no no no one of our one of our like equivalent operating principles within cash and square is like under like how do we understand someone struggle like how do we understand why do we have empathy for like what they're struggling within like when it comes to finance their struggling with a lot consider other forms of cryptocurrency as well not right now so back to the internet I believe that and I will have a native currency really don't have a native currency and I don't know if it's Bitcoin and I think it will because she's just given all the tests it's been through and the principles behind it how it was created and it was something I was born on the internet that was developed on the internet that it was tested on the internet it is of the internet and the reason we it'll be enabled the purchasing of Bitcoin within within the cash app is one we want to learn about the technology and we want to put ourselves out there and take some rest for the first publicly traded company to actually offer it as a service for the first publicly traded company to talk to the SEC about Bitcoin and what that what that means and it it made us on health or where did where did you know like really understand what was going on in and now it's critical important and then the second thing is that we you know we would really love to see something become a Global Currency it did it enables more access it allows us to serve more people it allows us to move much faster around the world and we we we thought we were going to start with how you can use it transactionally but we noticed that people were treating it more like an acid like a like a virtual gold and we wanted to we're just to make that easier like I'm just a simplest way to buy and sell Bitcoin but we also knew that it had to come with a lot of Education had to come with constraint because you know two years ago people did some really unhealthy things about you know purchasing Bitcoin a maxed out their credit cards and put all their life savings into in a Bitcoin so we we develop some some very simple restrictions and constraints like you can you can't buy back cash app with credit card you have to it has to be the money you actually have in it and who look for day trading which we we discourage and shut down like that that's not what we are trying to build us not what we're trying to optimize for we made a children's book explaining what Bitcoin is and where it came from and how people use it and where might be going so we really try to take on the role of education and and and to have some like very simple healthy constraints that allowed to be a lot of people to consider what their actions are in in the space it's very much a disruptive technology and decentralization of currency and you know to have it where everything is going right at your direct depositing a paycheck right in the app if you so choose and then you could also buy Bitcoin which is another destructive technology mean that this is another step towards this sort of new way of doing things and is there pushback from from any companies or is there because of the efficiency and it what that means is that it is basically a distributed database where you know that the source of Truth can be verified at any point around the network and you can see you know the sanitation around how content or how around money like traveled so you don't have to go to an institution certain Services behind Banks and financial institutions it's threading some governments as well so I just look at this in like how do we Embrace this technology not react to it and I in you no more from a threat standpoint but like what does it enable us to do and where does R-value shift and that's what we should be talking about right now is like how are value shifts and there's always really strong answers to that question but if you're not willing to ask a question the first place you will the relevant because technology will just continue to march on and make you irrelevant and it's the people that like you know growing up with this technology or born with the technology only knowing that technology or are asking the tough questions that are cells that are going to be super destructive to their business and they're they're thinking about right now and they're and they're taking actions and you know we're doing we're doing that square and we're doing that at Twitter and it like that to me represents longevity that represents truck into their business and they're they're thinking about right now and they're and they're taking actions and you know we're doing we're doing that square and we're doing that at Twitter and it like that to me represents longevity that represents our ability to to thrive and weed we got to push ourselves we're going to make us I was uncomfortable and we got to disrupt what we held sacred and and what no we think is Success today otherwise it's bigger than


    Twitter CEO on Trying to Have Global Dialogue | Joe Rogan
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    do you consult with psychologist or sociologist or historians are people that try to put in perspective for you what the ramifications of each individual move would be I try to read as much as possible I try to talk to as many people as possible just get a completely different perspective and is there any internal disagreement about actions that you take oh yeah there's always there's always debate there's always debate but I think my role is to ask ask questions and make sure like her like what what is our goal here what are we trying to do you know what that involves thought of that involves that involves lichen and is this over the long-term going to be a net positive for All Humans all doll Humanity like how do we balance the considerations of you know how we serve everyone and like how do we get down to something how do we get down to a fundamental answering the essential answering and that to me is where the real truth is when you can get to something foundational but like yeah I like having conversations with his many people from his many different fields as possible and getting their perspective on this I ask questions all the time that you were looking at this as a method to save or two to help people to serve people you're looking at this as a way that you can benefit Society Society can benefit from your platform can benefit from this this ability to communicate you're not just looking at it as a tech company that has to remain profitable and if it's one of the more interesting things about tech companies to meet me there have been a lot of criticism may be justified in some ways that accompanies all lean left but what is it interesting to me is that name another corporation that willingly of its own choice takes that into consideration that there were they want to serve the world and serve culture in a beneficial way regardless of profit selling anything right you guys have a platform obviously it's financially viable but you're not you're not selling things we do are models based off people's attention but I agree with you I mean like look at look at Tesla you know that you know I I just listen to the recent earnings call and what are things that you Don said was wrote there two reasons for Tesla number one is to advance different sources of of energy more renewable sources of energy because it's a fundamental and existential crisis facing a Million number two is to advance autonomy because it'll save lives and give people time back and you're then you started talking about how to make that possible and that's where you know our business comes in how do we how do we make that possible and we we have a we have a great business we need to improve a bunch of it but we it it serves what we think our larger purposes which is serving the public conversation we want to see more Global public conversation we want to we want our technology to be used to make the world feel a lot smaller to help see what common problems we have before us and ideally you know how we can get people together to solve them faster and saw them better you also seem to be embracing his responsibility that you're you're helping to evolve culture and this is part of the providing this method to communication of communication rather it's helping to evolve culture this is this is something that is really only applicable to tech companies and some strange way and it's weird that so many of them have a share this like I was personally a little weirded out when Google took out don't be evil like that was a big part of their operating model tape it up dad from Woody would call that they're their operational directive like what is the code of conduct code of conduct and it's not there anymore right there movie the f*** is do the right thing me do the right things you can make more money you know like hey want to make money will do the right thing it's makes more money that's why I like that's why I like the public make money will do the right thing it's makes more money that's why I like that's why this openness is so critical I mean that's why I like the public to me that public conversation is so important is we can talk about stuff like that companies for me today that look at objectives and mandates like that and based on culture around it and is that the right idea I don't know but if we're not talking about it


    Joe Rogan - Where Is Social Media Heading?
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    you look at these kind of emerging technology not sickness early emerging anymore establish now but still you know a new thing in relative terms of human history where do you see this going and it doesn't get more intrusive does it get deeper into our lives like what would it when you look at new technologies like augmented reality and things along those lines do you see new possibilities and new things that make things even more complicated I mean yeah I mean we just have assume that we we naturally use more and more Technologies more and more things become open more more things increase the velocity there's more communication not less so I could this is not going away and itches it's just a question of what we do with it to where it where I wanted to go is and where I want Twitter specifically to go is it you know I think it's existential right now that we we we have Global conversations about some things that will become crisis of climate change being one of them there's no one nation state that's going to solve that problem alone economic disparity being another the the rise of AI and job displacement and interests like us offloading decisions to these two these algorithms those are things that that no one nation no one Community is going to solve a loan it takes the entire world to do so so I want to make that we're doing our best to get people seeing these Global conversations and ideally participating in them because it did helps helps us solve the problems faster and I just believe that more open society allows us to solve problems much faster so you in many ways see Twitter is having some sort of a social responsibility in this is Carly totally totally right now like how are we ensuring that there is more healthy contribution to that Global conversation and you know I died I just think it's it's so critical that we start talking about the things that are facing all of us not just one nation I do think you know that that's where our current model really puts the world at a disadvantage because it incentivizes more of the elk Echo Chambers which lead to things like nationalism instead of taking the broader picture and looking at what's happening around the world to all people to all of humanity what do you do to do to balance the conversation or what responsibilities do you think you have to bounce conversation turns with the way conservatives view it versus the way liberals and progressives view it down even though there is there a responsibility do you have responsibility or is it just leave it up to the people and let them figure it out the same way they figured out hashtags and and everything else I think we're responsible make it easier to do that easier how to write out right now it's just it's just too hard most most people will not been around other about their mindset they won't they will not venture out they will not break your bubble but if you because it's it's right now in the service is just so hard to do that I can only follow accounts and I have to buy to look into and just imagine like you know trying to get an understanding of your own politics people can't just look at your bio call your tweets have to listen to a bunch of podcast and we're not and that's a bunch of work if we shift it more towards topics and interest at least we have the potential to see a bunch more perspectives we see do that though team we can do that we we can help make out a whole lot easier for folks over something like brexit or something so if you go to #brexit you're going to get the whole conversation you'll need to get the pros and the cons the left the right the whole deal the Centrist you get everybody versus following the people that you already follow that agree with what you think the probabilities her that you'll get more and more variety perspective it's not even don't even follow follow within that topic there might be some dissenting opinions and you get to choose whether you those inform you whether that in bold in your position or not but and then again I'm not saying that we should force that upon it but it's not easy to even do that today right the only tool we give you is finding and following the accounts and bad but people search hashtags trust tax they do search they don't they I mean it is small percentage of people that people that really know Twitter know how to do that but most people the following account and the standard time I and what their world is there time


    Twitter CEO on Push to Ban Trump | Joe Rogan
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    the most controversial like I know my friend Sam Harris was trying to get you guys to ban Donald Trump who sang it to follow your terms of service I just did a podcast with him today or tomorrow I love him to death but it would he was trying to do was like saying hate he's threatening nuclear war like he's saying hey Korea my mom's a bigger than your bombs like what else does the guy have to do to get your from the platform when you guys saw that what was your reaction to that and was there an internal discussion about banning the president United States so so two things are one it was the context that presidents of this country have used similar language in different mediums they use it on radio that use it on television it's not just through Twitter and even if you were look at you were to look at the Obama it wasn't exactly the same tone in this exact same language but there were threats around the same country and we have to take that context in the consideration so the second thing is that we need that the most controversial aspect of our rules and our terms of service is probably this Clause around public interest in newsworthiness where powerful where's our public figures might be in violation of our terms of service but the Tweet itself is a public-interest there should be a conversation around it and that is probably the thing that people disagree with the most and where we have a lot of internal debate but we also have some pretty hard lines if we had a global leader including the president United States make a violent threat against we will take action we always have to balance out with like is this a is this something that the public has interested in I believe Jenna Lee the answer is yes it's not going to be in every case but generally the answer is yes because we should see how our leaders think and how they act in essentially I do forms voting that informs but the conversation on forms whether we think they're going to they're doing the right job or we think the they should be they should be part of that it's very important to see how someone uses that platform and when someone uses it the way he uses it and then becomes president continues to use it that way that's what people like what he's been consistent in 2009-2012 and you look at all the way back then but once he became president maybe just lock it down try to do a good job for the country and then you know after 4 years or 8 years just go back to his old self f*** you f*** the world f*** this but no he's he's he's just in one way it's hilarious see as a comedian I think it's awesome because it's just it's so hilariously stupid it's so Preposterous that even has the time to talk about Jeff Bezos has affair the fact that he got caught with the National Enquirer getting text messages and calls him Jeff Bozo like don't you have s*** to do man like as but as a comedian I am a gigantic fan of folly almost against my better judgement I like watching I like watching disasters I like watching chaos when I see nonsense like that like oh Jesus drawn like a moth to a flame this sets a very bizarre tone for the entire country because want one of these will about Obama like Obama or hate Obama seems very measured very articulate obviously very well-educated and I think that that aspect of his presidency was very good for all of us because he represented something that was of a very high standard in terms of his ability to communicate his access to words the way measured his words and held himself I think that that's good for us like talk better than me he does he doesn't use Twitter better he's not he's just as f****** mad mad but isn't important understand how I could hopefully that informs opinions and actions of the percent that's my point that's my point is like that this is this weird gray area where I think overall I definitely support your decision to not not ban him for violating our terms of service like it we need to know


    Why Twitter Banned Alex Jones | Joe Rogan
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    but I also think about it because of podcast cuz podcasts are in a similar way just no one saw coming and the people are involved in that are like what the f*** are we doing like me I'm like what am I doing like what is this like for me it's like to talk to guys like Ben Greenfield and and Jonathan hate and all the different people and learn some stuff going to have clearly learned way more than I ever would have learned without no doubt about it unquestionably but I didn't I didn't f****** plan this so now all the sudden there's a signal that I'm sending out to millions and millions of people and then people like well you have responsibilities great why didn't want that any more responsibility to what what I distribute I just want to be able to have a freak Show just talk to people like what it would be like there's certain people have on with his house Jones or anyone that's controversial f****** mad why you giving this the platform are you okay I didn't think about that way and I don't think that's what I'm doing I think I'm talking to people and you can listen but it's giving that person to platform cuz there's a well know they'll tone down there like Milo yiannopoulos that was one of the arguments people gave me like he tone down his platform when he was on your show so you can get more people to pay attention to him like okay but he also talked about was exposed with my show because we talked about that it's okay to have sex with under boys with their gay because there's like a mentor relationship between the older game and the young people like what the f*** are you talking about and that was a big part of why he's kind of been removed from the public conversation that was there was one of the fitting and then there's the discussion like what what is that what is removing someone from the public conversation if someone is very popular and they have all these people that like to listen to them like what is the responsibility of these platforms what is the responsibility in to decide whether or not someone should or shouldn't be able to speak and this is the thing that I've been struggling with and I've been bouncing around inside my own head and I see that you guys struggle with it and pretty much everyone does YouTube does and it's it is a hugely significant discussion that is left to a very in a relatively small amount of people and this is by this discussion of what is social media is it something and everybody has a right to or is it something that should be restricted to only people that are willing to behave and carry themselves in a certain way I I believe it's something that everyone has a right to he he did not your house he he did very different things on our platform versus the others week we saw this domino effect over a weekend of one platform Banning him and then another another another in very very quick succession and you know people I think would have assumed that we would just have followed suit but he didn't violate our terms of service and afterwards she did and and we have you know we have a we have a policy and if if there's a violation we take enforcement actions one might be asking the account holder to delete the Tweet another might be a temporary suspension another might be a permanent suspension he said that on his show I don't know I don't know all the mediums you said it in the what we're looking at is the is the is a conduct and what he did on our iPhones what did he do on your platform that was like that you all were in agreement that is enough I'm not I'm not sure what the what the actual like you no violations were but we have we have a set number of actions and if they keep getting if it's device an account keeps violating terms of service ultimately sapona suspension and when all the other platforms were taking him off we didn't find those three we didn't we didn't find those violations and they won't report it but again it goes back to a lot of our model people weren't reporting a lot of the tweets that may have been in violation on our service and we didn't act on them what's going on with patreon are you aware of the Sargon of akkad thing cuz he did a podcast a long time ago I believe six months or so ago where he used the n-word in the way he used it is actually against white nationalists and he also said a bunch of other stuff and they decided Patriot decide that what he said on a podcast was enough for them to remove him from the platform even though he didn't do anything on their plan that was egregious and also they had previously stated that they were only judging things that occurred on their platform is been a giant blow back because of that because people are saying now you're at you're essentially policing and not based on his actions just Concepts and communication that he was using the way he was talking that you're you are eliminating him from being able to make a living and that you're doing this because he does not fit into your Paradigm the way you want to view the world he views the world differently this is an opportunity for you to eliminate somebody you disagree with I mean that I don't know that nuances of their policy but like we we have to pay attention to folks who are using Twitter to shut down the voices of others weaponized and we also have to pay attention to where people are using it that put other folks in physical danger and also pay attention to where people are using it that put other folks in physical danger and that is where we need to be most severe but otherwise everyone has a right to these Technologies and I think they also have a right to make sure that they have a very simple and open read of the rules and then we're not in a great state there are are rules and enforcement can be extremely confusing if you


    How Twitter Determines Hate Speech | Joe Rogan
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    it's not really I don't think it's at what everyone wants either sometimes people just like to go on there and talk s*** mini someone that's trapped in a cubicle right now just ran they just want to go in there and get in arguments about gun control or and out whether or not Nancy Pelosi's the devil this is this is what you know it did serve the purpose for them things that get strange though is who's to decide you know there's a business this is concept there's a discussion I should say where some people believe that like Twitter or Facebook or any Forum where you're having a public discussion should be considered almost like a public utility like anyone has access to the electric power even if you are you know even if you're racist you still can get electricity and some people think that you should have that same ability with something like Twitter or the same ability with something like Instagram obviously this is we're in Uncharted Territory and you are you are in Uncharted Territory no one has been there before so who makes the distinction when you see someone that it's saying something that you might think is offensive to some folks but not offencive to the person who saying it may be the person saying it feels like they need to express themselves in this is important to say and how do you decide whether or not this is a valid discussion or if this is air quotes hate speech which is a you know there's some things that are hate speech and there's some people use the term hate speech and it's just a cheap way to shutdown a conversation do we so the simple answer is we look at conduct we don't we don't look at the speech itself we look at conduct we look at how the tool is being used and you're you're right in that like I said I think when people see Twitter they see and they expected to be a Public Square they can go into the Public Square or they can say whatever they want they can get on a pedestal and people might gather around them and listen baepsae some of them might find it offensive and they leave the difference is there there's also this concept of the megaphone in the megaphone can be highly targeted now which would as well so it's not it's not the it's not the speech it's how it's Amplified and then you have a bunch of people or one person and their Twitter feed is over with only attacking this prominent feminist just consoling attack or calling her a liar calling her this, when do you decide is it harassment when you decide this is hate speech when like how do you and misses a look at the contact a nap so there's a fictional account right person were talking about but in this for instance what what would dictate something that was egregious enough for you to eliminate them from your platform well that's that's so that's the last resort but we like to conduct we look at often times it as you said like the probability of someone who is harassing one person it's highly probable that they're also housing 10 more people so we can look at that behavior we can look at how many times has person is being blocked or muted or reported and based on all those all that data we can actually take some action but we we have to correlate it with the other side of that because people go on and they coordinate blocks as well and the coordinate harassment made in the coordinate Ansari not harassment but reporting reporting a particular account to get it shut down into to take the voice off the service so these are the considerations we have to make but it's it all starts with conduct and often times will see coordinated conduct weather be at 1 turn open multiple accounts or coordinating with multiple accounts that they don't own to you don't go after someone and there's a bunch of actors of people use retweet for that the quote tweet for that a lot as well like hello quote tweet a tweet to someone finds and they'll say look at this idiot Twitter do your thing and then just this mob starts and goes and tries to effectively shut that person down so there's a bunch of tools we can use permanent suspension is the last resort one of the things that we can do is we can down rank the replies so any of these entities behaviors and conduct that looks linked linked we can actually push farther down in the reply chain so it's all still there but you might have to push a button to actually see it you might have to show more replies that you see this harassing account or what might look like harassing language and is this manually done this is all this is all automated automated but how would you like a ranking in the end looking amplification and I'm looking at the network is is automated should be down drank like how do you how do you figure that out it's it's a machine learning and deep-learning model and they just look at how these things are where they make mistakes and then we improve it it's just constantly improving constant learning and does that feel like censorship to you like automated censorship because I mean who who is to decide other than people whether or not something is valid but we're not we're not looking at the at the speech in this particular case we're looking at the conduct likely conducted conducted like someone in fast bowlocity attacking someone else right so those are the things that are technology allows velocity changes how you know to broadcast a message that someone didn't really ask for and didn't want to hear we don't touch if I follow Joe Rogan you'll see every single tweet we don't touch it right but that's an audience that you earn but in your replies page we have a little bit more room because this is this is a conversation that starts helping some people just wanted to drop it and and all we're saying is we're going to look into if I follow Joe Rogan you'll see every single tweet we don't touch it right but that's an audience that you earn but in your replies page we have a little bit more room because this isn't it this is a conversation that starts up and some people just want to disrupt it and and all we're saying is we're going to look at move in the destruction down not that it's hidden but it's still there but you know you just see it a little bit farther down


    When Twitter CEO Realized It Was Out of His Control | Joe Rogan
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    there's there's a there's a weirdness to it right there's a weirdness Title Lending text vertically at anonymously you know I'm in there's so many accounts that are just a nag you know that so many accounts were there clearly designed if you like sometimes someone to eat something mean to me and I'm like what this person's up to so I go to their site and itches them tweeting mean s*** at people they all day long like it's probably some angry person at work and then like I'm just going to find people with him all day when did you realize our when did you realize I'm sure you're aware of it when did you realize if this was almost out of your control in terms of like the scale of it there was other wasn't there wasn't one moment there wasn't one moment that it just felt completely resonant unfolded into the next thing in the next use case and it just keeps surprising us with how people are you know it definitely recently I think we've identified some of the areas of the service that we need to pay a lot more attention to Twitter is unique and it has two main spaces one which is your timeline and those are the people that you follow and when you follow someone they've earned the audience and then it has his other world where any insert themselves into the conversation they can actually mention you and you'll see that without asking for it you can insert yourself into hashtags and to search Indies or areas of people have taken advantage of and these are the areas that people have gained or systems to in some cases artificially amplify but also just to spread a lot of things that weren't velocity that they're not possible before now when this is all happening what's the conversation like at Twitter when you're recognizing this is happening that people are kind of gaming the system like what it how do you guys how do you mitigate it what it what's the discussion or early on it was just pretty surface-level like how we change some of the appdynamics but more recently we're trying to go a lot deeper in and asking ourselves a question when people open Twitter what are we incentivizing what are we telling them to do when they open up this app we may not explicitly be doing that but there's something that we're saying without being as clear about it so what does the like button incentivize what does the retweet inside fights what does the number of followers and making that number big and bold incentivize so I'm not sure what we should know I'm not sure if we should incentivize anything but we need to understand what that is and I think you know right now we we do incentivize a lot of echo Chambers because we don't make it easy for people to follow interest in topics it's only account we incentivize a lot of outrage and how hot takes because of the family Dynamics in the service allowing a lot of nuance in conversation earlier on pseudonyms ability to not use your real name incentivizes some positive things like the last for whistleblowers and journalists to might fear for their career or even worse their life and under certain regimes but also allows for people like example you mentioned of just random Fire and you know spread of abuse and harassment throughout so those are the things that we're looking at and how do we how do we enable more of the conversation to evolve how do we increase the credibility reputation of accounts how do I identify a credible voices within a particular domain not just through this very coarse grain blue verified badge but if you're an expert in a particular counts how do I identify a credible voices within a particular domain not just through this very coarse grain blue verified badge but if you're an expert in a particular topic how do we recognize on real time and show that so that we can provide more context to we were talking to him if you want to engage in a deeper conversation or just ignore or block them


    Twitter CEO on How Hashtags Have Changed Discussions | Joe Rogan
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    when you started Twitter when you guys first started did you have any idea there's no way you could have had it any idea what it would be now but is one of things I would try to emphasize the people in the people I got Shooters crazy how could it not be crazy there's never been anything like it before like imagine trying to predict the kind of the president United States uses Twitter to threaten other countries I mean going to be when you first did it well you know we were building this thing for a self and that's how that's how everything starts to use it we wanted to we went to you no stay connected with each other we loved technology as a podcasting we're really quite a few folks but we weren't that passionate about where podcasting was going in our particular domain we just got a lot of competition early on iTunes just released a podcast directory but we knew we wanted to work together we knew we love this idea of one button publishing we love this idea of collaboration we love this idea of being anywhere and being able to what was happening that was that was the idea I mean that that was it and that's what we wanted it to be and I think the most beautiful and also sometimes uncomfortable aspect of Twitter is it we really learned what it wanted to be and the people helped create it like everything that we hold sacred now the app symbol the hashtag the retweet those were not invented by me or the company those are things that we discovered things that we discovered people using and we just observed it and we'd we noticed what they were trying to do their trying to talk with one another they were trying to collect tweets around topics with the hashtag designer Robert Anderson who leads our design in the cash app Hiram Foursquare later on but he was the first one he was actually communicating with his brother and he put at Buzz his brother's name is Buzz and it just kind of spread it wasn't in Mass but people were doing it but what was most interesting is not what they're doing but what they wanted to do with it they wanted to address each other and that's that changed the company completely that changes service because broadcasting what's happening to conversation into being being able to address anyone publicly out in the open which came with a lot of power and also a lot of issues as well hashtags like #fry faster #something weird that's in the news that's that's such a unique way to find things but to go on Twitter and two to utilize that I mean it's interesting that you're that this guy just did it just contact his brother will that what do easy assemble the hashtag was this guy Chris Messina and he has made it easier we made it more accessible we we enabled everyone to do it with the app symbol we made a page that collected all mentions of your name with the hashtag wheel people search immediately so you could tap on the keyword and you would see everyone talking about that or tweeting about that specific #so these things were just emergent behaviors that we didn't predict and they became the lifeblood of the service what was fascinating to me about something like Twitter or even something like YouTube is that there's not a lot of other ones like it there's just this one thing like how does that happen where this one thing sort of gets adopted by everybody and takes over and then comes is overwhelmingly massive platform in this really there's Vimeo and there's a few other videos services but nothing on the scale of YouTube and it's the same thing with Twitter there's nothing on the scale Distributing information and a quick short 280 character form like that I don't think we could plan for it I don't think we could not show it built so that someone said recently to can Palm Springs for an oscillating someone said recently that Twitter was discovered and I think what's behind all that is that it it it hit something foundational it hit something essential and my co-founder Biz likes to save a Twitter can never be uninvented it's here it changed everything but the use of it has been revolutionary and it just a simple idea if you know you could text with the entire world if you could actually reach anyone in the world or anyone could see what you're thinking which I think is also the beautiful thing about about text in the in the medium you can actually get it someone's raw thoughts and anyone in the world can see that instantaneously it becomes a subconscious it becomes us like Global Consciousness and it it gets to some really deep places anyone could see what you're thinking which I think is also the beautiful thing about about taxed in the in the medium you can actually get it someone's raw thoughts and anyone in the world can see that instantaneously it becomes a subconscious it becomes us like Global Consciousness and it gets to some really deep places in society and and some of those places are pretty uncomfortable


    Joe Rogan on Ryan Bader, Francis Ngannou
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    it's a major player have like major major Talent absolutely very interesting I mean they don't get as much credit obviously not those promotion but they have some of the best fighters well he clipped him with that crazy I think I'll ever change yeah level change half hook half job I think he was getting paid her to think that he was in dropper shot and loop to hook up right it seems like he wanted to get paid or to do that is now I got to knock out the fight before that to write Wayne 235s somewhere around there you know which is a great weight for heavyweight things the best way for that weight class yeah there's a point of diminishing returns right we get to like to six months are in Ghana was he so that's part of the problem but but if he did holyfuck you need to be dressed so I don't know if I can move that fast I just think he's cell physically gifted and I mean when you see him punch people it's like it's a different thing it's different just a lunch box coming out your head the power is just Preposterous and if that guy can get with a guy like Dwayne and start moving and just you know not just rely on throwing hammers but setting stuff up and switching stances and I don't know if you can do that with that kind of weight you know how long can a guy like that you know I'm saying like I'm Tony like I'm going for my body mass if I'm able to walk around 65 and especially told me I can have a guarantee you can do with the big guy like that wow that would be insane well there's not a lot of big guys like that that's the thing to Sarku does he have to train with it's going to push him you know that that is a giant problem with heavyweight wrestling or Jiu-Jitsu anything is finding someone that they could train with it that happy who does he have to train with it's going to push him you know that that is a giant problem with heavy weights whether it's in wrestling or Jiu-Jitsu anything is finding someone that they could train with it that happy cuz that big me he's he's a legit natural 265 lb man and I mean like if we get hit by another two and see if I file Man 2 it's going to take more out of you


    TJ Dillashaw on College Wrestling: Cain Velasquez Scared Me! | Joe Rogan
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    he if he's not the best of all time it's him and fade or do you always have to mention verdum cuz even though it's T-Pain Oxford umm out the first round 4 Doom is submitted the best-of-the-best submitted minotauro he submitted fade or he submitted Kane and me what the f*** that that guy is it just for doing Purdue's record it if you just look at who's the best don't like when you be fate or fate or was as close to his prime as you can get when you know like it's hard to sit like the Brett Rogers fight a lot of people are saying he was in his Focus for the Brett Rogers probably still knocked him out with one punch man that crazy f****** keone time handled him on the ground and submitted them I would have loved to seen what it was like in Pride if you could fight him when paid or was at his Peak Notaro but we do know he said he's overlooked and then that argument of who's the best and it turns up like accomplishments of the UFC fighter was Steve pay the Steep is the only guy to defend the title four times and it really kind of bums me out that he's out of the conversation right now you don't hear about a steep a fight me like a to which I feel like he should get more attention for this is just a normal guy like he has a full-time job wears a firefighter like I've liked more people should resonate with him because of that but they don't I don't being assholes to get attention these days I don't know I mean I feel like if he had beaten DC and you know how me beat Francis that was a big fight Frances came in that fight with a lot of hype and after Overeem knockout he bounced back with the Curtis blaydes fight and look fantastic in the date on the phone cuz blazes awesome wrestler exactly play blade blade is a very athletic wrestler you know there's there's a lot of questions we haven't seen Kane in 2 years longer what's a when was the last time Cain Velasquez fought time yeah I think you might be right if he might be three years I know but when when he was at the top of the food chain what came of the top he would put a f****** storm on these people that was just like a hundred year Storm Never End like how is this guy have this kind of damn that was Travis Browne which is just a fun aminul beating and that was UFC 200 and they did the Junior dos Santos want to know why before that was a year yeah they're lucky the heavyweight in the get taken care of a little more but yeah yeah I mean it's just I wonder how how much you could fix all that stuff that's going on the spine you know means one thing I forgot to get Sani you know he's got it AC or something like that you know they can come back from that 100% possible but back stuff is weird once it seems like once things start going it's like a like a car you know once a ball joint blows out and axle parts grinding I got Jesus like a bunch of schitt's going to go wrong something that that's like your core his best man he was f****** terrifying praise you I was like so scared like I like my head off as brown pride tattoo on his chest as we're Injustice English drafts is huge money forever man kind of a relationship is such a unique situation for the two fighters that they have another Elite guy that's their size and they just smash each other so I didn't write work with each other that's what I try to create Wherever I Go that's what do in Southern California in a one or two letter and Pecos a cup Swanson's we're trying to build a room of smaller guys that we can but we're lot we don't want to kill each other right that's something I've always had a control myself I've always gotten really hard and something I've had to learn to control but having that room full of killers so that we go to wrestling practice like you don't know if you're not a good practice you might be getting beat up on that day around you go home and be all pissed off like shitt I had a bad practice I got taken down with this but that's what makes you better for the next practice if you was going to practice and beat up and every day you never going to know what you need to change what you get better at so I think that's why Kanan and DC have gotten so good so quick anime that each other to Bill off of me. I wish I can survive it f****** Killers it'll come out of their Luke rockhold DC Cain khabib Amy get the f*** out of here this place is


    TJ Dillashaw on Aaron Pico's Loss to Henry Corrales | Joe Rogan
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    so unfortunate crazy he's just he's such a killer that he wants to knock everyone out not only does he want to be the best fighter in the world but you want to be the most entertaining fighter in the world so he's looking to punish you because he's got so many weapons that he doesn't use he's so good man but he lives by the sword dies by the sword kind of thing you know he wants to be that that Knock You Out entertaining fighter you want to build a show highlight reel first-round Knockouts you know which is great you always have to understand that you are just like the guy right in front of you now and then one shot especially in MMA one shot can turn it all around and it did it was one of the most shocking Knockouts I think I've ever seen because it look like he looked f****** phenomenal he came out there and we knew that he had been training with you for this ride was f****** shredded he looked like a world-beater without their land. Clean up or caught and then got just way carried away and it's unfortunate cuz you think I'm in shape and I do crazy things this guys put me to shame like at in Sam's garage what he's able to do on the bike and just as workout regimen in like just how competitive he is mad he's a he's a world-beater he could be by far will Champion you know there's some things that he said he's so young so here's some things we need to get to figure out everyone takes losses and hoping one of these is going to this park him to realize how good he is everywhere you know and that's just on Fortune statues MMA he's got to make sure it doesn't have too many of those and make sure we fight smart degrees is so good as a wrestler and when he gets that guy hurt he's or something like that yeah I mean that's the other thing you realize like after we dropped and could have jumped on me could have swore mean I can read it to me you know that jump on him and it's warmer and then look for that finish but he's invincible and just I don't know man there's there's things that you kind of figure out when you've been out in the cage longer and longer around the crew you understand there's ways to finish that fight or or how to auto just be a smart fighter that he'll figure out


    TJ Dillashaw's Intense Strength & Conditioning Program | Joe Rogan
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    Wayne County California I don't know that beats life yeah I mean he was 10 weeks along from both hands I was longer but with him it was 10 weeks and he's flying out 3 days a weeks every Monday he would land you would leave Wednesday night train Monday Tuesday Wednesday and that hard right I make sure take like Thursday off and then do my other stuff while he's gone but every week you traveling back and forth f****** dedication he's lived in my house like he's on the meal plans with the calvitto's like he's full bore into it like he gives me is all I'm a very fortunate person to have met Dwayne into masonry control relationship Yahoo grout is it really doesn't mean that's the ideal when you can get a mentor and a student that have that kind of a bond together and you can learn so much and he won't let like we have such a good Bond now to that he won't like let bulshit so I won't be pumping me up for no reason let me I mean I'm not a lazy guy but if I was he wouldn't let me like Miss practice or you know I mean he only back more than anything but he gives me this is true assessment of what needs to be done I obviously lost the sooner we got home and Houston Texans I can come out tomorrow and work out the wall by love to get some working with you some things we should go over with him what did he say about that Exchange music change the things on the mids and maybe I so Francis a whole exchange I think I closed the distance to hard Henry Shooters which type he was a fighter I think he came out differently which was great by ham he's done great things he expected him to maybe run a little bit more and he came out aggressive and so getting used to the distance control you know not always having a set plan and ingoing close combos what I think's going to happen to be able to adjust on the Fly and maybe me and him sometimes we are to set on certain things I'm Reaction Time stuff you know when I need to react to distance change any drag two things like that it's hard to really change anything in that fight cuz I didn't get a chance to see it either and I was so quick now have you talked to Dana or anyone since I know you said that you guys would talk in the future but it's been about what how many days been about a week or so has been to a week and a half after a week and a half now yeah I haven't heard anything since the day after the fight I was texting with him the day after the fight today I've sit down and figure out what the plan is kind of think you know but obviously everyone knows that we want to run it back in and it sounds like they do as well to so well as far as something that people want to watch whether it's a 35 or 25 I think people absolutely like to see that I mean at 35 the big selling point B Henry gets his hand to become champ champ course I don't care like the other belts are awesome all that stuff in the regular recognition all the stuff but to me I want that one that went back I want that opportunity back to even just show how much work and how smart I was and how I didn't get I didn't get hit in and I wasn't fragile from unit 25 I really wasn't like I wasn't like I didn't get beat because I was a 25 lb or I have felt I have no excuses I got beat because I got beat right I have no excuses that I was too fragile being 25 that feel better than I've ever felt in my entire I just want the chance to prove that you know what I mean so that's why I say that I'll give him my belt at 30 Pines babies got 25 again but well I was to take the fight wherever I mean I think I'll we need Frazier right where I need to talk to her and see me this is just that this is the nature of the sport and a guy like him and I think you and you and Cody needed each other so important for actualizing Olympic gold medalist he's a competitor he knows what he's doing right arguably from his accomplishments as one of the greatest Combat Sports athletes of all time the other guys enough of the first guy ever to be an Olympic gold medalist and a UFC world champion which the gold medalist thing I even hold even higher for him than even the obvious EUC Champions huge writing but I rustle my whole life I grow blessing to be an Olympic gold medalist is a f****** huge thing I still think today wrestling the hardest part of ever done and just to see that achievements that's why I almost sold at higher than him being a UFC champion will also the fact that he was beat by DJ he beat beat by Mighty Mouse in the first round he has destroyed his need to the body taken out beating up and stopped and humiliated It Right comes back and what was it like 2 years later and think it was. I mean the pound-for-pound consensus best fight on the planet and the guy that it held add title from the very first time it was ever brought to the UFC he's been the only flyweight Champion until Henry came along so and that's another reason why I want that fight man like you know to me like I know that I'm better than him obviously you're going to give me some if you were going to give me s*** for saying that because obviously the fight they think it went down the way it went down but guess what I'm better than that mother f***** and I want to prove it I want the toughest fights I mean that's why I was calling out Max Holloway I want all the way with Sam calavitta I can do walk around 165 lb percent body fat 100% like this guy man he can stacked away on me can take it off me I can go I have a secret weapon with him Kavita I'm telling you and I could have secretly just yeah everyone he gets home from work he's all dressed up in his Ty Summers we're already there waiting for him and he's don't even change not to throw medicine balls that are faced in his tie and I'll just up from the soup from work you know like he like that s*** Cleveland Park two cars in it we have one one spotrac we have a spot to do my car cleaned and deadlifts what he really has is he has 3/4 by on a 3 by there it is yelling when I'm there working out cuz he's pushing her work out there 3 hours long we're going there's a park across the street and then throw medicine balls at each other and go to head back that last one with pico please get a chance to see what's in that the garage so I guess he Parks his car in the driveway man eccentric and concentric contraction you know you have a strain he's a Cuisinart there's for your shoulder stability you rotator cuffs I mean what did you do to in the wrestling your shoulders take a beating in it because different injuries that I've had I do a lot of band stuff with my stuff bands by just what we having me if you had a nice Keiser machine in there maybe we'd use it but I think the resistance coming back really really want support the further you extend the band the harder ones to pull you back and hands hurt when you have a way down there it's exact same weight going in and out right for the further you extend that band of Harvey make it on yourself cuz I think it was more you can do with it and it's just very easy and take up no space by Ryan a lot of medicine ball work for a core and bar shoulders as well to catching weird angles with keeping her balance would you like a lot of like old-school s*** but in a certain way to certain time yeah and so how does he get all that s*** into his garage they have to pull stuff out into the driveway their stuff on the side of his house he's got like a little Chessie stack stuff into and man and we a lot of it doesn't need much you really doesn't there's a there's a lot of work you can do with just bodyweight 100 pound medicine balls Aussie mix it like the most liked of the strongman competitions there's a big there's a big hill next to his house that he makes his carry these like hundred-pound logs and we at the farmers carry him up the hill and we're doing with a partner when I get up so far I drop my run back and get 200 lb medicine ball at the Sprint up the hill with it things like that where you're pushing your you lactate threshold overtime wow and how does he schedule the training sessions like how does he know what to have you do and when off of our time frame of when we want to off of my heart rate variability and how my body is reacting to our training cuz maybe I sparred and I admits to Harvard Dwayne so I wake up the next morning and he realizes all we got to pull back today like if I push you hard today you're going to go in such a deep hole that's going to take you a week to come out of it to where he wants me to get that really high peak take a day off so that now I can start coming back up again to where if I just continued for for 5 days just crushing it run as hard as I possibly can my body's going to crash hard it's going to take me it's going to be more of a detriment to come out of that hole then if I was taking a break in between those days so he'll schedule they our schedules will change we haven't we have a schedule from the beginning so say I'm 12 weeks out like right this is our plans we're going to do but then maybe I get sick or maybe I've trained to Harvard Wayne the day before so he'll realize all right this next day with some school but easier even if it's my Jiu-Jitsu practice he like maybe just drill Felipe just make sure it's like a little base drill I don't get your heart rate such-and-such which I don't rolled already monitor on but I can kind of just guess you know how hard I need to go could you I guess you could anybody do you know anybody that does seems like it would get knocked off or something maybe for drilling when he's got you doing all this crazy stuff like dad lives in plyos and medicine ball work is there like a logic to what exercises are done when I like how does he look cuz what you doing I was old school stuff like a badass stop but my question is always like when do you do that yes I like when is that when is that done like once a week is that done early in the training camp is it done late like when are you doing strength work and you cuz you were saying you were doing cleans like the week out only so when I'm doing those like a week how I'm doing I'm only a certain amount of reps you know I'm not maybe not taxing my body for as long as I wouldn't earlier even though I'm going heavy meeting with you in two sets you know just to keep my central nervous system strong other than just texting yourself you know are there certain times like these I need to get explosive power work or some days I need you Cadence fast food fast feet cardio work and he has that all mapped out on what days are what what weeks are what depending on where I'm at my fight camp or I'm going 25 and if I want to stay as strong as it was at 35 things like that or I'm going 45 to go to keep my my my cardio up cuz I think was if I were to go 45 minutes put so much more muscle on the Warriors that I'm going to lose cardio running nobody wants to build keep that lactate threshold and me and keep my car deal if I'm able to walk around in 165 lb what do you mean by red light therapy there's a machine that I have in my house is called a Juve it's a big red light it says 682 880 nanometer light that I stand in front of it for a certain amount of time to not only increase my testosterone but to help recovery in my a mitochondria my cells and flush my body out yeah I have one of those in my garage infrared sauna my garage I do big is that thing that there's new ones now they're huge as big as my body on that one to go in the backyard or they have travel ones you can take with you that's really small real reason why I got into it was for increasing my testosterone the ability of my sperm Halle cuz I was I was I was having my session was low and I want to increase it and I saw this I'm through background actually met Browns won the county call me as soon as I get a shout-out he's got the training equipment he's in he's a very knowledgeable variable right guy and you wouldn't like to win guess that when I had the podcast it's a lot of people said I was a caveman I want to increase my testosterone but also read about increasing motility atmosphere must try navigating rough and rubble and this and that could be that could have been my diet I switched so much up that I can't tell you which one it was so you know cuz Sam help me out this help me out me so I'm I'm doing that I'll do hyperbaric chamber all do cryotherapy often to do the hyperbaric chamber only when I need it cuz it can mess with your your hematocrit you know what altitude training as well to I'm trying to high red blood cell count my hematocrit and then when you go when you get into a hyperbaric chamber your breathing 100% oxygen so if I'm in it too much it will lower my hematocrit right but I do a lot of the altitude of music is called all to lab I breathe into it for a certain amount of time this again another program he created the company was around but he created the program that I'm supposed to do to put my body in a hypoxic stay for only a certain amount of time because you can over trainers same as an altitude machine he has me use his called alter lab I breathe into it for a certain amount of time this again another program he created the company was around but he created the program that I'm supposed to do to put my body in a hypoxic state for only a certain amount of time because you can over train yourself that way as well to increase my capillaries increase the date of vasodilation in my veins as well as increase increase increase red blood cells


    Joe Rogan - Cejudo/Dillashaw Was an Early Stoppage
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    yeah but that's hard to say let's talk about that fight cuz I watch that fight several times I am of you too and that was a quick stoppage. 55 lb stop it they're like those guys that they just get in there like a job I am so glad I'm not a referee because when they make a mistake they can't say oh I f***** up let's do it again that used to be able to remember a Big John McCarthy stop the fight between murilo Bustamante and Matt and Big John McCarthy let the fight continue block out the sound bar Cara versus suck a f****** Robin imagine


    Joe Rogan on Brian Ortega's Jiu-Jitsu
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    I have no idea I have no idea I feel like you can kind of feel the difference in a promotion when you go there getting bigger and bigger right you can feel the difference of course but you see the talent in the UFC's been around for so long and there's know how to do it just made the right move so awesome they want to see how it affects your life like like me I've been I mean obviously I've been pretty pissed off about it and I wasn't staying busy with my business is in my family like I would lose my mind I would like to see that Lexie Brian Ortega after he fought Max Holloway fight looking unbeatable and gets just just touched up UNO Max Holloway just touched mom and we really got to see who the f*** Max all the way the champion he's just a f****** Champion is mine said damn it I love it and I wasn't ready for that yet Cubs neck we got the Darcy at the end of the first rounds are holy s*** it's over but the bell rang and he got out of it but then the second round he jumped on him and grab that Guillotine he went over the top of them right where they stand up and clenched and got it and then came down on it and then had it in the air and it's nasty that is technique is so f****** sharp and he could do that with everything I mean armbars trying to get like a good squeeze cardio to there he comes from you know that Heather and Huron camp and you know from best horian school and we're hoist was from that the Torrance crew I mean that's that's right from the f****** motherland that is an E note is a term that some people get offended by that term is basic Jiu-Jitsu I'm not offended by that all because some of the very best guys of all time whether it's hard your Gracie or Hicks and you don't see them doing like weird stuff it's all very standard it's not in his basic striking Max Holloway Brian Ortega he was basic striking to be in control as a person who loves martial arts for me when I see someone his technique is that sharp, that's what I want to tell people this is why I get frustrated when I see people that are on their back and they're in the open garden art their legs are just kind of sitting there flailing away and the guys got his arms on the ground of my Jesus Christ he's giving it to him he's he's setting himself up and don't know what to do


    Joe Rogan - You Have to Be Crazy to be a Champion
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    really want to just slap hands punch Knuckles and start rolling it's fun it's fun it's like a fun game you doing so good release yeah but the best way to get better at it is to constantly drill and then you develop these Pathways that are just ingrained in your subconscious and so when you're in that half guard position you immediately go for that underhook immediately you know the path you know where to go instead of add living and thinking while you're in the middle of a roll and when you see guys that come from camps were they drilled only do like one technique of the beginning of the class you'll notice a technical deficiency as opposed to like someone comes from Hixson school or someone who comes from a school is very technical or you know the Mendes brothers or something you know it's just it's so important to look at this look at the sport whether it's anime or kickboxing or to get to whatever it is but to look at it like a like a puzzle and have you trying to figure out what's the best way to solve this and you know what Dwayne for you it's been pretty remarkable as far as like giving you footwork skills and tools to move around and angles and I do not want you guys to drill and train together and really amazing stuff yes stuff that we think is simple and then we go and teach another gym and then there's likely why can you see that again oh right the footwork I've created Charlie's Angels with me and now he created a whole new style it's so funny that he saw that kind of while he was fighting and then after he was fighting is implementing a new Fighters and didn't do it himself and he laughed about it he he he wishes he probably had someone like himself coach cencal video of striking in MMA but I'm trying to convince him to come to Southern California start professional fight team so we can help me create what we do for everyone cuz I want to get on a move on here yeah he does but he also loves being the best coach in the world an instruction manual like the way he breaks down his system really remarkable even when he comes in here to talk to you hell of a system it is not what he wants to talk about what he wants to do like the guy doesn't stop thinking he is he's on top of the stuff he's in a good way good luck with that relax and chill and when I try to work on it now but when you're training and when you look there's a mindset this required to beat the best guys and it's not the same mind-set that's required to get good you can get good and be chilled out relaxed person let's say you want to be a black belt in Jiu-Jitsu that's totally possible I'm crazy you better be like Mike Tyson when he was young Beatles Michael Jordan's mother always thinking about it


    Joe Rogan Clarifies Greg Hardy Comments
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    ESPN card because it's that was a historic moment much like like the Cain Velasquez vs Junior dos Santos which houses thought the same way and what's going on but your balance isn't there another girl man on top of course things are going to happen but with the ESPN is really cool the whole lead up to it they film the camera film at like they were around a lot a lot of exposure the stuff they put out was really cool and then just seeing like our commercial for a fight on National Football on ESPN or for the call it you know cuz College was going on and then you see the Nationals are going on you see me like three of them commercials on ESPN. That's pretty cool ESPN is embracing the sport and it's getting into it and now there's a lot of hype behind this and you know I got ESPN plus I was yeah I'm not a sports fan I don't watch sports I don't even know what's happening what are you doing for the Super Bowl the only thing that kind of bummed me out and I should probably would clarify this because I talked about this on the podcast was the Hardy fight and not not even because I don't think the guy should be fighting or not even because I think you know I don't I don't really know what he did in terms of his past I'd I know there's a lot of this lot s*** right I mean he was in trouble for something that was an appeal he got off of it somehow I don't know but I'm always got it from fighting perspective you're watching the highest-level fights you're watching the co-main event he's just not ready for a co-main event now like technically now no way he rushed out and gassed out burn himself out Crowder recovered and it just it's not the way it should be is you should have the early fights are people who are learning Sport and then when you get to the last couple of fights the co-main the man you're supposed to be seeing asssassins like you and Henry food that's what you're supposed to be seeing a lot of entertainment behind if you're hyped up you get pushed up the ladder maybe get title fight sooner than you shouldn't that's crazy it is typical Main Event 100% I was stunned that it wasn't they imagine they were on real there on ESPN now they want to kind of hyperplasia here because you know but there's another fight they could have put in place of that 100% And it is not a knock on crowder or hard either guys out there doing it. They're trying they did their job did their job their fighting the ending was super unfortunate again you don't know whether or not he did it on purpose you're getting punched in the face that stuff happened so fast chaos I mean specially cuz he is Avenue right us he hasn't been fighting for that dress like that stuff just happens like to get the the most eyes on it the people that are watching it if you watch something where there's two guys really aren't ready for co-main event you're seeing sloppiness and guys getting out of gas real quick and you see in all the things you're supposed to learn early in your career so that by the time you go to a co-main event you know you're a f****** ass ass and your ear lockdown and a hundred percent professional you are real elite pro fighter that's what I want to see when I'm watching ESPN that's what I want to see I want to see the best of the best Odyssey world class Fighters fighting with precision and power and speed and knowing how to Pace themselves guys with experience they been there before they know how to recover from think they get cracked they know how to lay back to know what a hold on they know how to do what they need to do in order to win or fight their best instead of like just like you seen thing and it's so many people are seeing this at this point and I feel like we're getting fans are more knowledgeable like yourself and in and people are just like you seen thing and it's so many people are seeing this at this point and I feel like we're getting fans on their more knowledgeable like yourself and in and people are seeing this born understanding technique now tour before maybe didn't matter what bad technique is now he knows where they are going to start realizing like what was that


    Joe Rogan & TJ Dillashaw | Loss to Cejudo Was an Early Stoppage
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    TJ yo brother I'm doing good man what is it like now what is this what it but first of all what was it like that night if her people don't know let me just give you the rundown just so you don't have to say it cuz you were involved in one of those high-profile flyweight fights ever be the bantamweight champion drop down the flyweight he went through this extensive training routine to get your body down to a manageable way we can cut the last 10 pounds or so make 125 the flight starts so who do Lands a good shot early there's a lot of lot of action and the referee stops to fight and I was I was shook by at everybody that I was watching the fight with his like what the f*** did and almost Universal like no one thought was a good stop no one goes it's been rough man it's a rough one that won't run to swallow on on multiple reasons you know Elena is a good shot that everything's being overshadowed by this shot that landed behind my ear you know I was over balance at the right-hand I came a little too aggressive that's the way I fight right push me over I was off-balance do a Kik I blocked it and went to throw right-handed credit dip out of the way and is one of those shots to hit you in the head like right behind the ear is an unfortunate situation one of those punches guy takes her feet up from underneath you your hundred percent there but your equilibrium is off you know when he jumps on me I remember hearing the rest a deal show me something until I'm good and I'm never talking to him before the fight in the back of his head like if I'm telling you that make sure you talk to me give me show me something you know that how you talkin give me a thumbs-up or something if you want to choke this or that you know so to be honest I think he was I didn't I didn't know who wasn't he's really an experience watching him laugh as well do jumping around as soon as the commotion and it happened he was looking for a reason to stop you almost but you know I can't does the shot that hit me behind the head and then I'll be to the controversial stop it show it's it's a rough one to swallow you know it's it's definitely been bugging me but I'm good about keep my mind off of things and staying busy and we're back in the gym doing business things and trying to stay as busy as possible so I don't think about it and want to punch a hole through wall every time I walk by one what such a different fight because it was such an arduous task for you to get down fly way too many people look you look great right now your face is full you like but God damn dude I saw you the week of the fight on television yeah and I was like look at its face look like a tweaker yeah yeah you look like you were an ultramarathon Runner after my fights we call myself at Tyler because that's why my real name is Tyler and I go by TJ and Justin buckles gave me that name back at half a mil like at Tyler and eating and being an a****** everything you're going to see it come out of your face and it because I was doing for so long. What was it like being that low as far as your body fat goes what would your performance like physically what how do you feel I actually so I thought the best I've ever felt before I walked out before the fight and that's another reason why I'm just so bitter about this thing is because I didn't get a chance to show the work that I put in I didn't get a chance to show all the science behind Sam calavitta and what he did to my body I was Stronger for this fight then Cody fight I walked out to pounds heavier for this by then I get my last Cody fight what did you walk out tonight before I start warming up a way to 149 and I feel great I feel bloated and for nothing to 149 I couldn't get tired before the 5 in the back I seriously like I've never felt better than this before fight like my mood my energy levels like me hitting message way in the back warming up I was feeling smooth gamer even walking out in the cage and everything felt too good on Wednesday I mean we're looking for doing smile and then I felt awesome and even more of an unfortunate situation I didn't get to really show that inner well I mean hats off to Henry cuz yeah I mean he he did catch you and he is one of the best and help me he's that kind of caliber of athlete is what made this fight so special you being bantamweight champion going down a flyweight you and I think the way did it is probably the only way to really do and I don't usually yeah I mean yeah I mean I guess you were safe because you were only you were like what 1:35 ish the day before I made wait the night before the fight why are we are not the night before weigh-ins so I went to sleep 1.3 pounds over and I floated back she took a shet the morning way in which is insane that never happens and my body was still working I wanted to make the wait night before cuz obviously I hadn't made 125 psi I have to wake up in the morning and see my body was going to do if he's going to give me that extra water, but I made I mean wait super easy man like you don't even wrong the 12 weeks was a motherfuker it was hard it was a lot of work but though the actual weight cut was easy I know hiccups nothing like sandwich told me what to go to bed at he knew what I was going to wake up at he tells me the water loading I'm doing the model X lights and taken in the amount of food I'm eating and so he knows exactly my buddies and wake up and do he's been tracking it for not two years now that guy sounds brilliant I really need to talk to him I'm loved watched videos of him talking about it and seen the work and just what a what a unique individual he is I mean that's why I decided to move back down to Southern California yeah I mean on with my life is wonderful now that people got around me I'm lucky that I have Duane Ludwig just want to try about travel out and train with me out there but I've moved on to Southern California cuz it's an kalavida and I came down to two weeks with him and started noticing like pandas yeah I didn't realize what uniquely know either a lot of people out there who know their s*** but he seems like he's on some new level and he sent me grass that have on my phone if I like he would you like to every week we know exactly where my bodyweight wanted to be at Hughes tell me weights that I'd be at before I would even be there in my body would just do it you know Lockhart or something like that and Mike Dolce and then you would you would hide them almost specifically just for the weak-hearted some nutrition advice he's training you physically as well he told me Milo basic so my long-distance running when I or my fast as low Bassy. He does everything my strength conditioning my nutrition they make my meals that you all my meal prep he told me how much a little Basin you do per week I either morning or night you tell me when I should train it's a everything is complete I don't there's no guesswork in it there's nothing like he told me everything I listen to my heart rate when I'm sleeping the heart rate variability he's told me what supplements to take all of it you know like everything I search the Inn in in that's another reason why it's just so tough that this fighting it. Like really let me prove anything only for myself and who I am but the work that this guy put in you know like I'm going to sit here and brag about him and tell me how badass he is with them people want to tell me like oh you were malnourished you don't have a chin who's the backup for you they're giving him crap all over the place and I've almost filled just as bad for him as I do for myself from it to work you put into it he'll actually how great I felt before the fight I didn't get a chance to show it like I said I walked out 149 glycogen battery ready to go I really never felt better I know man is everything saying I really couldn't believe like how my body absorb everything you know so what do you walking around like now I'm in love with I'm in low 50s right now bus cuz I'm trying to be a little 50s and my body instantly wanted to just or everything and I got it for like 60s low 60s and I was like oh s*** tell is Rockman it was definitely a motherfuker it was I was pissed he ever wants to call me like a sore loser I've never said it wasn't a f****** hate losing more than anybody likes losing and I'll call you a liar you know I think you're 100% correct and Jamie and I have talked about this many times when we know we're talking about LeBron James or Michael Jordan those guys were infamous being terrible lose I hate losing yeah I mean I just don't think you get to be that Elite of the elite unless you're a f****** Maniac I really think that I'm at think about it constantly you know more of those CD guys it's I'm not in the gym I'm thinking about it I'm down on my training and soon as I need to distract myself and also I distract myself with other businesses or think they got going on because I think about it too much and so it's a controversial thing when people are questioning things and I hate losing so you're definitely I thought night was rough man I mean the ride back to the hotel and you know I didn't want to go out anymore they want to eat I just want to hang out my son you know like Ryan just get me away from fighting some you think about my family so we're at right now does a quick stoppage we got a couple nights ago so did I same thing everyone thinks it you know and Dana was saying like a man kid will figure out next couple days early stoppage I'm obviously pissed about it just know that nothing I want this to happen you know so my manager Tiki he's been in talks we haven't heard nothing yet on this isn't what's going to happen love Tiki he's the best good dude to Dad got such a great personality is just a fun guy to be around so he's been he's been awesome for my career I've only been with him for a short while time but he's been awesome for me but he's been in talks with Hunter and Dana and so I'm hoping to figure out something soon cuz I'm I'll fight tomorrow you know like I'll fight him yet whatever way he wants I wish you would prefer 25 because I put in a lot of work I want to show that I know what I'm doing and it wasn't a fluke fluke that this wasn't something but here's the deal even if the fight went longer and he stopped you and you legitimately stop yet he's Henry so who died that's a possibility this is the game versus this is what it is that's why we met so great she's a bad motherfuker and so are you which is why that fight was so interesting he had some s*** to prove he was there that day the flyweight division he did it know what I mean until I had the balls enough to drop down 25 there really wasn't any hype on a flyweight fight then there was another still is anyone ever say that he wants to go outside in the flyweight division then let's do it watching he wants to go up how to really change the game in so many ways. But I mean one of the ways he changed the game was calling himself champ champ now everybody is Cham Cham Cham Cham it is really big deal you know the term champ champ pause the game in so many ways. But I mean one of the ways you change the gate was calling himself champ champ now everybody is Champ champ champ I mean it is really big deal champ champ


    Joe Rogan | The Benefits of Grass Fed Beef vs. Grain Fed Beef
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    over regular beef I know there is a benefit but I don't I don't I never can recall correctly it's something to do with the most essential fatty acid ratios yeah cuz green you're going to you're going to have more the omega-6 fatty acids which have been unfairly vilified meaning that a lot of people are just like don't need any omega-6 is don't have any arachidonic acid like don't don't overdo your seeds or nuts or Nut Butter kind of like the orthorexic help world as a whole you know like when you read nutrition and stuff they're like two-year-old Mega threes but be careful Americans have a twenty-to-one omega-6 to Omega-3 ratio but the problem is that Mega sixes that's a lot of those are derived from work called parent essential oils and your cell membranes need a certain amount of omega-6 fatty acids from seeds and nuts and plants and even to a certain extent grains and when you have an excess of a mega threes and not enough omega-6 is cuz you're going so far into the fish category then actually damage is a component of your mitochondrial membrane called cardio life in Nephi make less of that interfere with normal cellular activity what seeds are most beneficial peanuts they're more of a legume than a not a lot of my nuts at Aurora lightly roasted you always look at the label to make sure they didn't put a lot of vegetable oil and canola oil in a little I'm a fan of nuts and in my right my nuts like you. You're nuts if you were going to have to show him right like if you've ever had to Shell walnuts you're not going to eat 30 walnuts cuz I'll be exhausting right too many of them I buy them shelled and ivete fistfuls of them here last night I ate half a bag of pistachios are great for your microbiome to yeah actually had a couple of research studies on that last year that showed it an improvement in the diversity of the bacteria in your gut with pistachios and I just wanted nuts is good for you by product has the fiber content in pistachios but grass-fed vs. grain-fed is primarily the omega-3 fatty acids actually inflammatory omega-6 fatty acids there's probably part of it being that grass-fed grass-finished beef is generally raising Farms using less herbicides less pesticides raising their meat in the more sustainable fashion you know giving it less hormones given less antibiotics that's painting with a broad brush generally grass-fed there's more to it than just the fatty acid composition is just a better meet over all my wealth better health-wise grain-fed beef I will not lie like you can you can pretty damn tasty fatty cut of grain-fed beef fillet certainly time but I honestly prefer the the taste of grass-fed I like the denser meet the dark or meet I like it better just to me it just it just tastes healthier I just might I crave it more you know and when I go back and forth between the two of them when I eat grain-fed it's it feels like like a lazy cow like it's Ya Sushi it's good delicious don't get me wrong but there's a difference of funny cuz I've gone over to Dubai a few Fitness conferences over there and they advertise grain-fed like they want everybody like when you go to dresses like this beef is the finest grain-fed beef Walking Dead are you why did you not like it. Brooklyn waiters going to take me out but then like it didn't like it just something about like to meet just tasted it tasted like it was dressing vegetable oil like something about us didn't taste right maybe I had a poor Peter lugers experience I did not enjoy it that much


    CBD Is Better For Sleep Than Ambien | Joe Rogan & Ben Greenfield
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    ring I do my sleep Squad I slept 8 and 1/2 hours last night and I take a hundred mg of CBD I take a little bit of melatonin and I'm just out but yet take a lot of it you wake up kind of groggy when you do but if you're used to that and you know like you get up Shake It Off 2 minutes later you're good to go what's the Rodney is coming over stimulation of the super relax I want to be when I sleep quite beneficial or No Sol CBD can enhancer deep sleep cycles alright which is which is when a good majority of your neuronal repair and Recovery occurs THC allows you to sleep and it actually decreases sleep latency how long it takes you to fall asleep but it does reduce the amount of time you spend in deep sleep right so if you're if you're one of those people whose mind races hyper-charged up when it and then you got to get to sleep at night used THC light like you know hit a vape pen or whatever but know that you might miss out on some of the things you want during deep sleep memory consolidation neuronal repair and Recovery you nervous system repair but it's still pretty decent sleep and you're not getting as much of a reduction in deep Sleep as you would get if you were to be taking like ambien or valium or something that's literally just like a sledgehammer for your frontal cortex that knocks you out of you no deep sleep so if you do that's really like a sleep tracker and test your deep sleep levels you would find that with CBD you don't fall asleep as fast but you get higher deep sleep levels and it will THC you can fall asleep faster but your deep sleep isn't quite as high when you consider that CBD can counteract light effects of THC then that means that what you could try is take THC to lie to fall asleep faster but then pile whole bunch of CBD on top of that and I've done that before take a hit on a vape pen and then take a bunch of CBD and shoot for The Best of Both Worlds you have folks that are taking Ambien I mean that is I mean especially people are doing it virtually every night. Has got to have a profound effect on your brain's ability to recover I think there are a lot of people shooting themselves on the life we're taking ambien or Valium I mean I think to start with sleep you need to realign your body's own internal chemistry and that would be breathwork like I think everybody before they start whatever phosphatidylserine and adaptogenic herbs and all that s*** for cortisol and before they start taking valium or Ambien everything else for for sleep you should learn how to control your physiology with your breath I think that's the most powerful way to do it Pronto your shock or whatever you want to call it like being able to do things like breathwork box breathing alternate nostril breathing even even holotropic breathing like you can go some very interesting places and terms of DMT and by the pineal gland by just doing holotropic breathwork like there's there's a lot of very interesting things you can do with your breath but I think that forgetting to sleep or for decreasing stress you start with the breath and then you start introducing these other molecules but Ambien Valium like in the air of like readily available CBD and all the other sleep compound that we have available like Valerian and passionflower and chamomile and you know all of those are what are called gamma-aminobutyric acid Gaba precursor Hibbett or neurotransmitters I don't understand why people are still taking Ambien and Valium cuz they're idiots this is addicted to it or they just want a pill then that's essentially what it is they want concentrating on breathing in and breathing out concentrating on just the breath itself like really being cognizant of it and slow deliberate brass in and out and in and out by doing that over long periods of time I found that I can I can pretty much count myself out you can but that takes focus a lot of people are not willing to learn how to do that because they want the fast-track out not the sort of thinking is it's reinforced yeah SIM cards in fact you know needs all these ads and all these doctors and different people well if he have a hard time sleeping I'll just write a prescription for parasites in dogs eat grass when stomach issues and I guess Birds now cigarettes in their nest cuz there's some kind of benefit to that and you see animals self-medicating you see our ancestors using everything from me and cannabis to Ceylon cinnamon to the all sorts of different derivatives for thousands of years so it's not like supplementation or self-medication or the or the whole creation of pharmaceuticals is something that's unnatural or not acceptable human activity but once you start used as a crutch I think that's where you run into issues like once once you denied body's ability to be able to heal itself or to be able to decrease stress on its own you begin to rely on these exogenous chemicals I think that's where you start playing with fire I just wonder what's happening to people's minds over the long term use of this stuff where you're not going into these deep sleep cycles and you're using and every night cuz essentially once you get hooked on it a lot of people have a really hard time sleeping without it yeah yeah like that that's where a lot of that type of stuff happens it means the same thing with with what's it called glymphatic drainage like this this new drainage system for the brain that they've just discovered in recent years this idea that you actually detoxify the brain during the sleep cycles and it's even enhance when you sleep on your side then looked as sleeping positions in this thing called lymphatic drainage and when you're not going through proper sleep cycles or your cots waking cuz you're on your back and you have a lot of people have sleep apnea or you'll look at their sleep charts in the frequently wake during the night or that you'll see. Where they just get ripped out of deep sleep that you wake up and you don't have memory consolidation or you don't have the type of neuronal repair recovery that you'd want or you know you didn't you came ashore yourself on muscle repair and there's there's probably a lot that we don't know about just dreaming and its ability to be able to do things like help for memory or make you learning or experiences more deeply rooted but yeah I mean it's it's it's I think sleep architecture is something that just gets super f***** up in a modern post-industrial era we've got access to Pharmaceuticals it just take a sledgehammer to our heads no question about it and it's also there's been a lot of work done on actually going to sleep with a problem this whole idea of sleep on it like there's a there's actually something real to that there aren't some cognitive balancing that's going on while you're sleeping with your mind is actually going over whatever issues you might have been trying to come up with a problem during sleep time during your subconscious you don't want to know how many times now and I'm home learning this as I get older that you delay a decision or you delay reply to an email or delay responding to a text message or what-have-you until you got a full night of sleep on it and the clarity that you get after that I may just basically a thing a little bit before you fall asleep and then you go to sleep and you wake up with such a better answer it seems like walk on it is another thing we know u e make more nerve growth factor and more brain derived neurotrophic Factor when you walk while you're learning I recently gave a tedx talk and I just made the whole tedx talk and I learned the whole thing while I was walking up on the Farm Road back behind my house and just walk up to the forest pop out in the sunshine walk up and down that road and just listen to my Ted Talk on my earbud and get my talk. It's amazing for the brain but yeah I agree dwelling on something before you go to sleep it does the trick if I do that I always have a response the next day that the Kinder less emotional more understanding friendlier reciprocating Good Vibes it's a really interesting how there is some sort of wisdom that's a par friendlier reciprocating any any sort of Good Vibes it's it's it's really interesting it's really a really interesting how there is some sort of wisdom that supported on you while you're sleeping there is and in now what I do is I'll think about what it is but I am a big fan of fiction before you fall asleep and just let you escape to a whole different world I took


    Personal Care Products Have Endocrine Disruptors in Them | Joe Rogan & Ben Greenfield
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    Domino's personal care products that kind of scary CBD in a man's body and they actually send a short. Of time after taking the shower and using these care products you can actually detect this stuff in their urine like your body's actually soaking this up and absorbing it is the very very interesting book interview this guy my podcast is called estrogeneration but how many guys have really high estrogen levels now from Samurai Marilee their personal care products for their household cleaning chemicals is Snorlax a guy's house and you see a bunch of sweet smelling shampoo like when I race for for a teen Timex we used to train out at the the Giants stadium in New Jersey and I go in the locker room there and it's just like this you'd think that the peak of performance in professional sports would have started looking into by this point how could you keep testosterone as high as possible on a male athletes body right but you walk into the bathroom and it's just like every Nippon disruptor known to man just like lined up in a pretty shiny row they're on the Shelf in front of the mirror shaving cream and shampoo and the spray deodorant just like that sounds familiar Dollar Shave Club shaving cream if you will you won't you just won't use it after you try that stuff I think I've tried that because he's are so smooth this probably happens to you you get lots of Slots of personal care products since your studio maybe we'll you want you just won't use it after you try that stuff I think I've tried that because he's are so smooth this probably happens to you if you get lots of lots of personal care products since your studio


    Joe Rogan on The Difficulty of Bow Hunting
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    I with your hunt well I mean I'm going through the two elf that I've given away a lot of it to a shot last year every year I scheduled to Elk hunts and assume I'm going to strike out and the last two years I've been very lucky and I got to Elk each year so it's breaking the rules of the secret and Think and Grow Rich you now to Summa going to strike out but I assume hard thing to do to f****** people don't realize now they don't really look at it clap like those clips of me online in the Clippers like a minute long and it seems like I'll look how easy in 4 hours you don't see the hundreds of hours of shooting arrows the coaching from John Dudley all the reading archery articles and understanding what in keeping your mindset clear in the moment it's a lot of difficult to long-haul my boys have their first hunt in 3 months Mankind we been prepping for 7 months they're doing bow hunt in Kona real Hitta My wife she's not there sheet how old were they don't have to pay the 10 so you know ignite they're shooting at about 25 yards just shooting at about 40 yards and I'm leaving in about 45 now don't be enough pulling so I still got a couple more months of training to its really get dialed in but yeah it's it's difficult I still haven't even gotten my bow hunting you know how I spent my last time I spent six days up in the Colorado mountain range in the the they call the Santa de Cristo range you know in and on the last day I finally came in on elk and it was dark and I shot and I missed and that was after 7 days of trying and you walk out or after I was shot your horse out completely empty and it's about 45 yards but you know and you know how it goes you're shaking until dark and anyways though so I'm going to do Kona like that when you your hundred for 6 days and you just check into the woods 20 miles a day and you're exhausted and you finally get that one moment there's so much weight on that moment that it's so difficult to stay focused entirely on the task of executing the shot perfectly and there's methods there's a guy named Joel Turner who has he's got a website called Iron Mine hunting instructor First Responders and snipers and things along those lines ironmind ironmind where she lip-syncs the Pacific Northwest guy and he's helped me tremendously his his methods it's all about keeping a the difference between open-loop system and a closed loop system be able to control it and stop it and stop the process anytime you want and keeping yourself in that versus like a baseball bat swing which is going to start swinging you swinging and the idea to maintain the present NT to have a mantra and he gives you a mantra to chant and to think about it in terms of controlling all those moving so you are in control of your well you develop your own but the idea is to talk yourself through it don't let your excitable mine takeover back and I Ice Age like I go through all the steps in my head that I'm supposed to do I actually modified his and it went to John Dudley's so his he has his own one which is a drawback a name get it done watching to keep it in the other wide is just keeping those things in your head so you have one thing but what would Dudley I go through all the different things that he says like a drawback to no Center the Mead Center the bubble pool to the shot pull pull pull at the shop break in so I go through all those things in my mind but that the whole idea is to not allow the Freak Out the target panic and when you have that itchy trigger finger with the finger trigger where to surprise shop surprise. You're just concentrating entirely on the area that you want to hit on the elk your form is perfect everything's a line in order and if it's not you let down if it's not you let down and try to get your s*** together she was trained to hunt competitions helped me out quite a bit 3D shoot but they do have part of it as like that like an obstacle course race with you give it to adjust a 3D shooting light like a like a 40 Target 3D shoot where one shot might be on facing you but the target behind me and you got a 10-second time span to draw turn and shoot or you got to take a shot seeded through the trees at 40 yards and then within 20 seconds do a shot at 60 yards beverages do that that you should always execute the shot correctly even he doesn't even like this f****** game this thing this technohunt that we we've done he doesn't like that he thinks it doesn't causes Target Panic cuz you only have a brief window you like go he's like he believes that you should concentrate entirely on the correct fundamentals and execution of archery and then with time and understanding of the situation the experience of hunting itself then when those moments present themselves with time and understanding of the situation the experience of hunting itself then when those moments present themselves you're going to execute correctly whereas when you have is like 10 seconds going to turn and behind your back ready to go feel like you are emphasizing all the wrong things that you could do when your hunting


    Joe Rogan on Marijuana Use in MMA
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    Indiana Mint MMA much legal now they don't in season out of season gets fine they just they were they lowered the acceptable level or that they raised it rather like what you could have any blood she would basically just can't be high the day of the fight yeah yeah and that's another interesting one I mean that acts especially THC acts on a lot of these mtor Pathways the same things a lot easier anti-aging compounds right like lesser extent axon that mtor pathway and inhibited my but again it's it's short-term with something like marijuana and you also get this pain killing of fact and there was I forget if this was a study or if it was if it was like anecdotal but it's almost like a higher thrill-seeking effects like the endocannabinoid system when stimulated shuts down some of your your your sense of fear when it comes to experiencing a new adventure so you actually do actually go Adventure seeking more and you'll get like Ultra Runners anybody who's competing in a a non complex activity in which they might have already developed the ability to be able to be in the zone right they put in their 10,000 hours of practice and they're able to just kind of check out and go into automatic mode when you combine that with the pain quelling effects of something like don't in most cases like a THC CBD combo is what a lot of Ultra Runners are using I'm not sure what what they use in in MMA right now but ultimately you get a good effect but but the loss of reaction time and the loss of the ability to be able to perform complex tasks which they proved in like flight simulation studies dictates that it's still not that great of a drug if you were going to be doing complex tasks acclimated to taking marijuana are they talking with people will they take of someone who's a sober person and introduce him to marijuana and this is overwhelming effect of it because one of the things that happens to people that aren't accustomed to THC is the Freak Out affect they're not comfortable with the experience after while the way it's described in again this is all anecdotal but by people that are accustomed to it they say you just get good at being high and see the reaction time thing I don't buy because a lot of Strikers part of the kickboxers they train what while they're on marijuana it's very common a lot of it I mean that want to study on reaction time was Don pilots and there's a there's a few more Blinky lights in the cockpit then than a mat so the month or more going on sure but that's the question is are they experienced owners or these people that are freaking out and maybe the reaction times are spacing out and I don't know what the f*** this experience is like and they're divided to have anxiety because you know there's a lot of really over Sensations that come with that marijuana High and a lot of them you know you called paranoia or oversensitivity and sometimes you get paralysis by analysis when you're under the influence those things where they cute versus chronic effects to personally my personal experience riding I like they'll use like a trace amount of THC can buy with CBD like a horde of 1/2 a 10 to 1 CBD THC ratio and I think you know what the farm bill and increasing legality I think this idea of developing Sports Performance supplements for athletes you know who aren't competing in sports that is banned are going to be staring the direction of like high-cbd and then somebody's other novel molecules Relic CBG or CBN CBG CBN are cannabinoids THC 8 is an anti-inflammatory that's totally different than THC 9 I mean lights from orally ingesting Anna from smoking a tornado they actually are not isolating these in Labs almost like a Gannett chemistry and you you can take hemp or marijuana and and you can actually isolate specific compounds and then combine them so you could take like you could take like CBG CBD combined with other terpenes from like whatever let's say lavender and Valerian and in chamomile and make like a like a distress relaxation type of compound or you could do like a like a THC butter THC 8 instead of a THC 9 and combine that with light cinnamon and peppermint maybe some caffeine or creatine or something like that to make like more of a pick-me-up type of compound but I think that's that's the way of the future when it comes to a lot of these these marijuana companies that are developing stuff for specific goals trying to CBD that use it for information especially athletes like it a little bit of THC they seem to think it's more effective you know there's some sort of combined effect of the THC with CBD yeah yeah they call that the the Entourage effect you know when you have all the different terpenes in the endocannabinoid Monday deals at least dozens I don't know about hundreds how many of them ended up with you if you look at a chart of the different endocannabinoids I've actually discovered here to just Google 113


    Joe Rogan - What's the Deal with Fake Butts?
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    for a long time because when you injected it gives you like this amazing tan and they called melanotan is stimulus your melon is that that lady that was turning black she believed that she was in the wrong skin so she was shooting something into her body and she got black like Congo black well I tried it out I tried it out for about a week you try to get black what the side effect of this is you get massive boners that last really annoyingly long time almost like a drug and I don't even know the mechanism of action like I don't know how it's even working basically what is that thing that she's doing with a syringe what the feels like a caulking gun like what is she doing and putting it in their ass it's not I don't but just Google how are women today how are Instagram models getting diaper but I'm curious cuz that's what it is it's what you're using their own I know that some people do that we should know that about cabs that way we can start an Instagram cash Channel again thank you by the way for hooking me up with Traeger coffee rub for I love you and you can just make that rubber stickers you want put that on the ribeye and I've almost switch completely from doing my my stove top sear followed by the quick Broil on either side to doing like a one and a half to two hours smoke in the Traeger that coffee rub on and then just finishing it on the grill the Traeger yeah I did a what it would you call it a prime rib you know EXO it's that you just basically ribeye roast yeah and I did one on the Traeger and I cooked it for like 4 hours at 220° holyshit smoked it more hours gas yes it had I use the Traders designer rib rub that temperature is a super smoke setting at 2:25 and Below okay at the super smoke button and it constantly infuses this pump of smoke look at it like it's like I've never tried super smoke at that high of a temperature vicious dude in the but the Traeger prime rib rub I know it has sugar in it stays too delicious to not but hollyoaks yet when it's in there for 3 and 1/2 hours and it has that crossed on it there was not a word about that long smoke if he tried a beer can chicken on that thing it all beer can chicken rub salt and black pepper work in about half of the beer can out you open up the beer can but then you poke a couple extra holes in the top so you more than I'm still inside the chicken gets even more moist but then when I figured out as if you'd like a little little scalpel exacto knife and he cut open the skin of the chicken around the outside a little bit and you stuff that with pads of butter and then you do you smoke or pads of butter inside the chicken that the skin gets crispy super crispy and so you did it's like think it's like an hour an hour and a half you cook that one and you can't you can't smoke that one very successful like you want to run the girl with the snow, but he can't Soopers but that beer can chicken that's freaking amazing whoever figured that out whatever drunk figure that out as a goddamn genius it works but I've wondered before if there are other things that will work even better then beer we got Jamie it says most cases what I'm finding is either Brazilian butt lift or just like a fat graft or fat injection but there have been cases where I'm seeing that they had to get an injection taken out within a week's because it was causing a problem so I can not that was just fat where you got the fat put into you have to get to take it back out yeah cuz they're going to they're dying to be great then you have this f****** war zone over the last few pox airstrip here's the thing what they're doing is not aesthetically pleasing because it violates our sensibilities cuz you look at the ass and you look at the legs and you go what's wrong here how did you get that ass with those leg they don't go together like if you look at like are crossfitters legs like one of them powerful gals and with a big butt but they also it fits like it's the ass it's the thought it's not entirely disproportion gas when the gas pumps out and it goes these little toothpick legs you like that's gross that's weird you know like what's going on that bull Instagram we may be evolving as a species to find these type of things more attractive though because that's all I do is social media to get a dopamine yet every time you click on the little blue notification button or look at it social media dopamine hat every time you click on the little blue notification button or look at a new photo so maybe we're just going to eventually develop a real appreciation for that type of symmetry will redefine all right no no


    Physicist Says Lightsabers Are Possible | Joe Rogan
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    do you like science fiction Composites together but when they press that button to a certain distance I wasn't even agree with you the distance things that I wouldn't have the leverage of a long thing so why not make it really long cuz it wouldn't be difficult to swing around like you could stab someone with a lightsaber a mile away why make it so short you have to swing correctly in the engineering kind of thing with him has me crazy about Star Wars is not the lightsabers it's the lasers when they're shooting the gun so Mike why can I see that when I can't see bullets supposed to be way faster than a bullet every reason these lasers are so slow you could duck out of the way of them dead so dumb every single film does that Silent Night look s*** and I just sent you when you watch it the same way when you try and film astronauts and you and there in 0 J and there was move slowly Kubrick was a stickler for Science and for if he was apparently he would do complex mathematics and spare time but fascinating guy that must have been yeah grow old and then send him back to the Earth is a superbeing which is kind of a bad version of a French chateau it's it's it's a weird genre right because sometimes people get things right liked in HG Wells predict a significant amount of scientific inventions in the future a lot or not cuz I think it is you're right they said a form that you can let your imagination wondering address the issue that restriction I think did you like the Alien series I loved it original alien is probably one of the greatest horror science-fiction movies of all times one of my all-time favorite movies but I really like the newer ones as well like I like Prometheus and I really like Covenant that the last one with it cuz I thought the opening is brilliant just going to do it just lost his way and disappointment like the last thing you'd be in the air right I mean we have to be really we have to be really careful Tammany but be not to be contaminated right you know you know what are the odds that you would find a planet that is exactly like even if a plan was one and a half times the size of Earth it would have far more gravity and that's that's really common for a planet to be like just a little bit bigger and then we will be like f*** everywhere


    Joe Rogan on the Jon Jones Picogram Situation
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    is this that the big debate right now how long should someone get suspended for and for how long you know how long afterwards should they be considered enhanced like they're giving people some pretty significant suspensions now for steroids like 2 years but you know this is Jon Jones case and I'm sure you're aware of anyone of us yet where he's testing positive for the metabolites for the long-term metabolites for very small dose he's never tested pause for short-term metabolites which testosterone what is the stuff / animal in essentially it's painted supplement and it's not it doesn't have any performance-enhancing benefit in terms of like the amount of the dosage that he's tested positive for but his lingering in his system because the protocols for the brother ability rather to detect these metabolites has increased rapidly over the last year we more sensitive to the point where you know they're detecting me to eat infinitesimally small levels of these metabolites and is also seem to be some sort of a pulsing effect where your body releases these infinitesimally small metabolites and then doesn't so you'll test negative and then next week we'll test positive but only for the long-term metabolites which is an indication there's no re administration of the performance-enhancing drug everybody's mad so many athletes are mad about it and from what you're saying and for this study that dr. Rhonda Patrick highlighted it's willingly taken something one of those like 170 / always a Doper type of things here is that situation is very tricky because she's so good and he's so dominant the people just assume that he's been doing something his whole career you know and when you catch him genetics the best of the guys were taking drugs that's a sport where at least in the time. Where he was competing everyone was doing something 100% they had to go meet all things like that it's not it's not it can't be there too strict that you saw his knocking on doors at 6 in the morning and seeing this cup and you you do hear about positive test but the amount of positive test versus the negative test is over way more guys are not doing something used to be the opposite used to be in the 90s everyone was doing something we were just talking about this in the fight Companion podcast that a big issue is grappling grappling competitions are overrun with steroid users because no one testing and these I mean it's the smell test is off the f****** charge you looking at these guys are just ridiculous just Apple Maps and their training Jiu-Jitsu all the time too so you would think it would be very hard for them to maintain muscle mass as well as beer I trained with her training with technique and drills and cardio and although very difficult to maintain my issue with and then trying to transition


    Why Do Some People Benefit from the Carnivore Diet? | Joe Rogan & Ben Greenfield
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    you didn't know no I like me but I didn't do the carnivore diet for a certain amount of time and test it thought about it too much of a foodie what I did was I tried to eat ribeye steaks every night for dinner so I did like a 33% carnivore diet but there was a study actually that came out it was just like two days ago on that tmao that is associated with got damaged when you're eating at a high Diet Rite when your body takes excess protein and it turns it into sugar right with theoretically the idea being that that might be present because your microbiome is in balance from a diet that's too heavy and meat is it or microfiber it's it's because your biome I thought it was just because of Google Genesis because you your body has nothing but meat your body turns it into glucose know that that would be something different that allowed that conversion to glucose is a different show the T Mao Mao is is that's going to be present if you aren't getting enough fiber or if you buy on is imbalanced but what this study a couple of days looked at with people who are eating like a fish and egg and plant Rich diet and they have high levels of tmao too but they weren't deleterious direction as objective because they had to fiber do you could do a carnivore diet if you were a few population like in Spain I forget the name of the sausage but they like eat the delete the ruminant like delete the intestine of the ruminant and get their grasses and their fibers and their plant literally by eating the stomach of the animal like a cat it's the same issue with like you know messiaen eating too much of the amino acid Messiah needing from just eating red meat would be deleterious but if you're getting Glycine and some of these other amino acids if you're reading like nose-to-tail Oregon medium head cheese braunschweiger just like all these different mixes of meats I think that would be the way to do a carnivore diet yeah that's a lot of people that are proponents of that as well and then there's a bunch of people that there's a disparity between the anecdotal accounts of health and well-being and then blood work is not impressive the people on the car down there testosterone up I haven't seen anything worth it looking really good high blood glucose is another thing that you see I should say that there haven't been a lot of tests done it snowing a lot of people are publishing stuff on it but the anecdotal evidence is amazing it so it gets really weird like my friend Jordan Peterson he's had a tremendous success with it yeah lost a lot of body weight he says he's in his intellectual Prime he said he's never felt better in terms of his energy levels and that guy is he is so rigid when will it always eating is meat with salt on it and drinks water in that is silly it well if you think about it it's an Elimination Diet just like an autoimmune diet or you can say Wyatt and you know I don't know what's giving me trouble soy or wheat or dairy or what-have-you so I'm just going to stop eating all that stuff and switch to primarily meet problem is that it's I want to call anybody out and then call them lazy but it's almost like kind of a very easy lazy ask approach because rather than figuring out how to do it you know like that that sourdough bread it's slow fermented the Rye in the wheat are in there but all the phytic acid that would normally inhibit your ability to absorb minerals is predigested by the lactobacillus and all the bacteria in the wheat so you've got a bread that slower in a glycemic index and it's it's more easily digested with some guy and health right and you put the because it lowers the glycemic index and then you've got the what's it called the I forget the term it's like a glutton digesting enzyme that gets activated with the lactobacillus so that's a smart bread and takes for 10 24 hours to it's not 24 hours but it's like 15 minutes over 24 hours that it takes to make it that's an intelligent approach to food preparation right that's the way that our ancestors were many of the blue zones would have tree boots fermenting soaking sprouting slow food and you can take a lot of these things that would result in your you're talking about Jordan Peterson and his daughter does this as well Makayla Peterson they use that Elimination Diet in which is a carnivore diet to clear up a lot of those autoimmune issues but you could also just render food more digestible or switch to an elimination diet or an autoimmune diet for 8 weeks or 12 weeks something like the carnivore diet heal the gut in turn back to him or all-inclusive eating pattern that allows you to eat dairy wheat plants Etc all these things you would normally damage the gut if the gut is actually leaky so what is it like what what's the process like what is happening when they go on this very strict Elimination Diet they're just eating meat like what is happening to their gut that allows him to have all these pretty pretty significant health benefits a lot of loss of weight increase of energy autoimmune issues like Jordan had some some pretty significant gum issues those all went away depression that went away some of the some of the gum in the joint stuff might be just as much related to the fact that he's getting a s*** ton of collagen fibers or not fiber but alas 10 and muscle fiber precursors is getting a lot of protein I don't know if he's eating bone broth and bone marrow but maybe a lot of glycine so part of it be more fuel on board to repair muscles more to repair the joints but then the other part of it is that when you eliminate inflammatory products that you're consuming like let's say you're eating whatever and I wonder bread and Commercial dairy or or unfermented soy or any of these things I can actually damage the lining of the gut you're creating an inflammatory scenario and I know you're you're familiar with the gut-brain axis and how are our gut interact with our nervous system via the vagus nerve and when you have inflammation in the gut that affects neural stem it affects sleep affects intellectual performance and then you've also got the autoimmune component if you're actually truly allergic to or intolerant to some of those proteins that wind up in the bloodstream in the presence of a leaky got a new plant proteins lectins are another one that a lot of people complain about then you create almost like a full body damage scenario so the idea is you get rid of all that stuff you introduced the carnivore diet and I don't know if there's a lot of components of the carnivore diet actually healing the gut as much as it's the absence or elimination of the foods that were harming it the Bell Brothers Chris and Mark you know I was going to ask their take on it is basically they've never felt better and you know these are guys that workout very heavily the difference between them and Jordan is probably that especially you know Mark is a gorilla or what their take on it is essentially at least the way they think is that most people that are talking about diet they really don't know what the f*** they're talkin about even though you might be able to look at it on paper and you might have these ideas about what's beneficial or non beneficial some people are proponents of vegan diet some people gonna to you know paleo he's like until you are actually physically doing something until you are actually doing something with that died and then you report how much better you feel the people that are actually training really hard those are the ones you should rely on he saying for him personally never felt better never been leaner yeah in a big part of it I mean that's just returns to diet personalization and customization Bowl you know we live in an era where you can self quantify pretty easily with genetics and you can find out what ancestor you came from what blood markers that you have what your gut microbiome looks like and I think we talked about this unless show but there's a side of eating according to your ancestry and the concept of water called Cole like areas around the world where people have a genetic susceptibility to have certain diseases that they don't actually develop those diseases don't actually manifest because of their traditional diet like you look like the Icelandic population that carries the genes that would render them more susceptible to something like depression or seasonal affective disorder but their diet is very rich in omega-3 fatty acids and DHA which we know can protect against those disorders soon and you take to die population in you uproot them and put them in the context of a westernized diet and all the sudden depression and sadd manifests Cameroon Cameroon Africa higher than normal risk for colon cancer but they're eating a diet high in fiber why is it higher than normal risk the idea is that that population probably figured out at some point in human history that if they eat a lot of plants where they eat a lot of fiber all the Sun people don't have as many issues with their: right and then you take that same population again strip out the fiber put them on westernize diet and you get a large portion of the African American population developing colon cancer crazy about the seasonal affective disorder and you got to wonder how would that affect people that live in Seattle the Pacific Northwest or dealing with constant rain I wonder if that would have some sort of an impact on them probably even more if you come from that population I mean I'm going to Spokane side but I'm out in the middle of the forest I'm out in the middle of the forest I get sun from maybe 10 to 2 and I'm on a north-facing slope and I work indoors lot of the time you know I'm typing on my computer blocking and then so I don't get a lot of sun exposure but that's where it you know all these newfangled light panels and headboard light devices and things come in that were actually developed for seasonal affective disorder that actually work pretty well just to keep your mood up if you're working and or you don't get sunlight exposure


    The Future: CRISPR Clones and Designer Dogs? | Joe Rogan and David Sinclair
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    think is going to come out of that in terms of like real world application for an adult mean what people don't know what Chris Perez please explain it in layman's terms yes a crisper is in my apartment probably so I know it pretty well it's bacteria have an immune system that cuts Invaders of the DNA and what we've done now that's fine just leave now utilize that system take it out and I can we use it to create designer mutations design a gene changes in animals and also in humans so it's a bacterial immune system that correct genes and weasel time now it's some it's it's actually what's interesting about you being able to be taking too many years but this is dial-up a gene mutation you can choose exactly where you want to make it and so I think many villages will know that recently lost your Chinese research field came out and said he's engineered a couple of twin girls with crispr to be resistant to HIV AIDS virus if they're telling you that you got to think that doing some stuff and not telling you about right well you have some kids with giant heads and it's coming y'all's lines and something's going on if you can say what are you doing nothing just eating healthy looking good take care bye and I'm going to tell you yeah yeah so the chance of getting HIV in China is 1080p thought he was ethical to taking the babies from something that's really rare whereas if you really want to do something helpful to those kids and we agreed it was it was something you should do why not make them resistant to heart disease cancer we can do that it was weird that he chose HIV is the first test why do you think they did that it was a very well understood mutation that would if you just destroyed the gene that would work well as with these other disease you have to be much more precise the reason that we signed just got really upset was that he did it in secrecy and then just launched it on the world and that kind of thing because there is a fine line in ethics you want to be doing that with transparency running I think he was hoping to become win a Nobel Prize or be a star and it backfired on him because he just did it in secrecy it backfired in the scientific community's absolutely in a in a real-world and immediate I was shocked how little discussion that was if this news came out in the 2000s but it wasn't what's next on Twitter the new cycle so insane I do when you have a scientific experiment of that nature what's the standard protocol for a scientist whether it is is it the same in China and then Russia and the United States as a scientific Community almost operate under different like a different set of rules and anything else you mean between countries yes I mean you know like Technologies not shared like it was in China is doing something technologically United States is day we have to speculate we have to figure it out but when it comes to medical science by is it the sort of an open book is everybody sharing information or at least alerting everyone to what they're working on or how I know you going with this late I think I do around the world about what's going on under the radar I never countries on North Carolina that are doing research on the radar are preventing people like myself from entering those buildings to have a look at what's going on I'm sure that what's going on in there is actually a little bit broader that we hear about but I don't know how long is it before I must say Russia but I said it in in countries where there are different standards what's stopping a mothers who wants to prevent a child from having heart disease which could kill their child 40% chance Progressive 1000 and eventually you could make a child that could live 200 years once we know how to do it that could be the future that someone is doing something that is beneficial in way but negative another way and if everyone doesn't get to examine the research it's very difficult like if we wanted in the United States want to do something similar to what they're doing over there we would want to have access to what they've learned right we would end so generally scientists share information. There are companies that are government-owned that are very secret and private organizations and that's where it's a little we can just get really upset when companies or organizations don't share information right and what's not really stated but it's my belief is that one of the reasons it was such a backlash against this designer baby experiment and it really wasn't experiment it's not just that it was potentially dangerous and you could end up with kids that have deformities but also measured manner under supervision they could be a backlash like it was against stem cell research and we don't want that again we want to be able to do this the right way this time right it's a particular if something goes wrong with those children type one person could ruin it for millions of terms of editing tools they've become more is surprisingly that bacteria that have the these system so we're getting new ones all the times on there more accurate could you don't want off Target affect you don't want to accidentally me type something that's required for head development until you at work I think in my department on 4th generation did you ever see the documentary Icarus Bryan Fogel documentary on the Russian doping program state-sponsored doping program in Sochi the Sochi Olympics and how they that this incredibly complicated system of stealing the urine and putting it through a hole in the wall and putting fake earring back through is really really amazing amazing amazing documentary but detail this incredibly complicated state-sponsored doping system I would imagine that would something like crispr or some various new forms of genetic editing that that's one of the things that they're going to be looking into that they're going to be looking into things that are going to enhance athletic performance yeah we might need to have it a DNA test to see if you put one of these viruses in your right why you V now you're running like a twenty-year-old right so that that's all possible to write reports for four governments and one of the things I predicted 15 for the next 15 years was crispr being used to engineer the human genome and make a baby I didn't realize it was going to happen within one year or a lot of these technologies that I'm trying to predict happened way faster than even I think it can happen do you think it's possibly happened in other circumstances that they're not going public it's always possible that maybe some human clones running around right now that we don't know about do you think so it's certainly doable scientifically there might be some Rogue nation is doing it by Barbra Streisand talks pretty easy to climb my face is red glowing eyes Yahweh to give designer Tommy Terry what was a friend of mine, supposed to Monta Stanford entertaining the idea of making dogs live longer genetically so why would you want your family member time to live I just think man this two-year-old one day is going to be in that same sort of situation where it isn't until we stray dogs my wife onto therapy dog okay that crazy b**** look at her two copies of one dog Jesus Christ that's so strange how much is get a new dog you f****** nut well do it 9 and he stole third Vine does he look different my wife says sorry these are anecdotes so it was just a therapy dog and he has to go to hospitals and nursing homes and if he has any men according to my wife econ be a therapy dog too excited as running around jumping around pets are shortly one of the companies that I'm working with treatments for pets yeah well you got a Thang hey man live 13 Years anyway you know we had and also we have a dog that has a defect in the five years so it's 3 now so that's the one you're experimenting on all of them but what's the downside what is the downside if your dog is got a kidney dfac that's only going to probably live to be nine name all the dogs going to live to be a thousand years old what was the comeback in the Lotus position meditating a hundred years from now what you do to start talking to you what do you do if you turn a dog into some new kind of thing that lives 30 or 40 years with detail people do you do if you turn a dog into some new kind of thing that lives 30 or 40 years what do you tell people I give your dog like right now you talking about on the podcast and a bunch of people probably going to remember but a lot of people for yet but it's like 15-20 years now your dog still chasing balls and


    The Medical Profession is Ageist | Joe Rogan and David Sinclair
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    anything else is notable I can run you through it I'm on a Statin for them my grandmother at least according to her had a stroke in their thirties and then yeah it's bad so I'm fighting bad Eskenazi 2 Chainz here that's crazy are you should be told to me and I want to go on a Statin and this is in the days when statins going well studied and my doctor said but you're not old and I said I don't want to wait till I'm old and sick to get this medicine I need it now and I vote for the doctor and eventually he prescribed it and my cholesterol came down with dentist going to the dentist a few months ago and I said I want my teeth fixed my two front teeth normal fix my teeth get them back to how I was when I was 20 no we don't do that we don't do that when you take my daughter right last week yeah but she's young she's got a future the hell is wrong with you sending your food so I said to her I thought you were one of the world's best dentists and she said okay fine I'll do it but don't blame me if it don't work until she can work she was worried that it might snap off Tuesday would do that instead of replace the actual text to my daughter yeah and I said do that to me that looks great and she said no no no she said okay but it's your problem you got to pay for it fine and she did it and she actually said at the end of it is great I might offer this as a procedure to other patients I need before they get older yeah wacky I had a similar thing happened with a torn meniscus a minor meniscus tear and the guy told me well if you were young they would Stitch it up and hope that it would heal I'm like what the f*** does that mean I go everything works good like what is difference what is the difference between me and a young about it and he said something about blood flow you have more blood flow I said look I'm not a doctor but that doesn't make I go I'm working out all the time is a lot of blood going through there like what the f*** is happening and I'm like let's shoot some stem cells in there and see what's up cuz they wanted to do a meniscus you don't want to do what is a menace copy whatever it where they call it when they cut some of the meniscus out I'm like yeah let's just try totally working like I don't have any pain in right now so I think there's a weird thing that they do do when you get to I got my friend has a torn ACL and they essentially he's in his fifties like the late 50s and they sent it told not to fix it I go hey f***** get it fixed week crazy and have a wobbly knee and then like well he told me if I was young girl f*** that doctor go get that thing fixed the recovery time like shut up you just recover you just leave alive a year goes by its fixed just stop just go get it fixed we think the 50-year old is is okay though. Vs 50 is still very young actually there is 78 seven-year-old eight-year-old even though you'll still playing tennis yeah loving life that's that's just the beginning of what's coming if you maintain activity that seems to be the key that the really hard thing is when someone's in their fifties and they want to get in shape now and they haven't been active their whole life that seems like you're probably at their DVD is scratched up back it can be done I did see a guy who was 58 years old who started running marathons in 58 in his seventies is running sub 3 hour marathon and he looks great so it just he just had to take his time and really be dedicated and watch his diet nutrition and next thing you know this guy's an elite marathon runner it is doable what we find in the lab is if we trade miserly in life it gives them the battle much better life span of sure so do they believe it too late will you see that is athlete's like athletes that were fit when they were young and never lost it really maintained and stayed in the gym and stayed active you see them in their fifties and move in their sixties looking great whereas you know it's just once your body to deteriorate it's very difficult to bring it back but if you maintain it seems like there is people today that are doing that is much more common if you go to a gym for instance go to a nice gym you'll see a lot of folks that are in their sick 1077 really active in there all the time and the regulars at the gym and they look great they do so my father is a is a prime example of that so he's an Australian he's being taken care of his body since he was in his early forties probably a little too late but still he's being taken Smitha man is metformin for a while Resort wealth but he's been active that's the key I think and then but I combination so he's now just turning 80 this year you would think study if you if you didn't know his age and he's running around and my mother passed away from cancer so he's dating women he's out every night he's traveling the world now this is the future for four people in their 80s he start a new career at 80-76 what to do if they got bored 6740 had another 10 years of good life so we went back and he's working at Sydney University on the ethics panel for clinical trials and other studies and that's what you want older people with wisdom and knowledge to do to get back. Sounds good to like for you to get your dad hopped up on all these awesome new drugs then you get them working on the ethics panel for clinical studies and then you get them to give you some death row patients so you can try it on right that affect your on to me I know you doing now man you wiggling the system a little bit while you're in a family member active super healthy dad right well I don't recommend eating into my family but they end up demanding it my brother was pretty upset that we weren't giving him any what seems like it's working out really well for your metformin the and what else predisposed condition unit that's an awful condition man that that made me want to think that I was talk to my doctor about it he's saying that that there are people that just have high blood pressure or higher you know higher blood pressure or higher instances of heart disease and their family and it's just a really unfortunate genetic issue it is it is but fortunately we were able to tackle these days it is it is but fortunately we were able to tackle heart disease pretty well these days with blood pressure drugs and cholesterol drugs side effects no question but what about with these longevity drugs that are in development is that shouldn't be prescribed this medicine for Alzheimer's off your liver disease but as a side effect it'll keep the rest of your body healthy as well that you can cancer and only thing that's what's a radical about what we doing


    How Science Could Return Eyesight to the Blind | Joe Rogan and David Sinclair
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    what about the damaged eyes because I know a guy who's got significantly damaged eye from fighting what we talked a few things three things to the mice when is we pinch their optic nerve and crushed it which is a test for growing neurons in the eye and we find it without reprogramming we can make the nerves be just like a a noob maybe they grow back and then we also tested on glaucoma pressure in the eye with increased pressure in the mouse's I and they lose their largely the right side and we can recover that animals are tickled mice that don't see very well and we also seem to improve their eyesight almost back to normal so that what I think will be gone and nursing homes anytime soon. What we are doing is running clinical trial on this issues the plan is glaucoma first but it could work for other damage Witnesses while even broken spinal cords were thinking of trying wow and that's just one part of the body imagine what it could potentially do the rest of us do you feel incredibly fortunate to be living in this Century I do everyday but I would love to live Next Century cuz it's too mean stop right now or you're going to be one of the guys to get to see the stuff get implemented from your actual own research where it didn't exist before like living a hundred years now where you just take it for granted like a trust-fund kid you know yeah but it's amazing what you can do and you'll be here where but good chance you're going to be when you're the one who's going to know so he's My Philosophy I'm not going to let anyone try technology until I've tried it first really you're currently doing the christakis is book I'm sitting here reading this book if I don't have reading glasses on I got to do this a bit of a struggle going to be able to fix that no potentially in a week and you can't delete screen already used to treat genetic diseases in the eye and we inject it straight into the mouse's eyeball this sounds like the beginning of a horror movie yeah I think it's actually an awesome movie it's the awesome part that I'm well if you're going blind right one injection from your doctor and then you take an antibiotic to in the jeans on for as long as you need and get your eyesight back that's not her if we could all that's a pretty incredible how far away do you think you are doing at the humans 20 20 lb safety study we are the future is if this all goes well you have an injection in your vein let's say when you're 30 and then those viruses infect your body and I sit there dormant until you need them so when might you need them you might have a car accident turn them on and turn them on with Chester and antibiotic in a drip or an appeal or you start to lose your eyesight taking taking antibiotic so you put them in your body almost as an inch bossy and then you have the option to turn them on the future actually wow what we do in the mice now with every action we will assume there's some negative consequence or potentially negative consequence right. We always assume that it's not always right with the molecules that we've been testing for years now like Adam and we haven't seen any downside to longer endurance and protection so there is no way the Quints or potentially negative consequence right I will always assume that I don't but it's not always right with the molecules that we've been testing for years now like Adam and we haven't seen any downside to longer endurance and protection so there isn't always a downside to these things in fact you just think in a man is replacing a molecule that we lose over time as we get older it's just becoming a natural process no downside exercising


    Joe Rogan - Lyme Disease is Terrifying!!
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    exactly so the stop it in its tracks before it gets systemic white spider stuff on a cruise line for for the virus norovirus even if it turns out to be that safe when I wipe down schools because I was worried about the the negative aspect like what's going to happen like what's what's going to be the blowback right like antibiotics is with created medicine resistant antibiotic staph infections right right right your mind always jump to the worst possible Lovett organisms virus do that quickly how do you do it if you don't know what you're looking for so we can take a drop of blood or swab off the table and we can see all the organisms that are there we can do your microbiome but that's easy we can do so drop of blood will tell you all the bacteria and viruses in there and it'll tell you how to kill it which is great for healthcare because by now microbiology Labs I working when I used to swab urine and poop on plate with recliners Battlefield on that is that's 19th century early 20th century technology grow on a plate wait a few days to see what grows but that's useless for disease like viruses and Lyme disease Lyme disease you know the one from texting you can you find my daughter got Lyme disease and she was really sick she's losing her eyesight it was serious according to a brain and the hospital wouldn't give her the antibiotic cuz I the tests weren't quick enough and they wouldn't give it antibiotic until cancel positive for insurance reasons and I could just give me the give me the DNA of my daughter up fluid I'll test it they wouldn't do that so I was curious so I ran Outta company out of my lab with some very smart buns magicians math magician software Engineers are we built supercomputers to be able to do this to end up with a guy in stand for my friend I mentioned him Carlos Bustamante he's the guy that he's eating trained on mommy's and he did Kennewick man so this technology can be teamed up with what I've done to be able to get rid of all the human DNA had a blood sample leave the viruses live bacteria and then run that through six supercomputer all the DNA and tell you within probably seconds eventually what it is so my daughter would would have a diagnosis within eventually just 10 minutes instead of waiting week wow find diseases terrifying there are so many people are infected with it and I know personally maybe 10 people that have it and a couple that I've had significant issues with it that have lasted for years I know a guy was hospitalized for a full year on it but it's really bad and it and it can hide as well as the problem yeah and it wrecked joints and a lot of countries actually deny that they have Lyme disease is right is a good example people getting feline disease no one knows if it is or not give out samples to us will tell you what's in there what seems to be very difficult with certain doctors for them to tell if they don't see that Bullseye infection exactly so she didn't have a bull's-eye bite and then there's a circle on the outside of it for whatever reason this occurs with Lyme disease but often times goes away quickly so if you bring a person in and they have the Lyme disease they don't have that Bullseye anymore which is what happened to my friend Steve son he tried to tell them that it was Lyme disease they the doctors were incredulous they didn't believe him till the kid had Bell's Palsy in his face exactly that's what happened in our family is crazy and so we're right behind inform a bull's-eye they got any given time but it definitely was very painful thing I could tell it was something going on it was really itchy and I went to the pharmacy and I said can I have the antibiotic you know it's probably cost a few dollars for the antibiotic and they said no we won't give it to you till we see a bullseye and you need to bring the ticket in while I can bring the tick with me so again I'm the doctors and nurses worst nightmare I wouldn't leave until they gave me the antibiotic and I'm glad because I don't want to wait a bit eventually I did I wasn't going to leave until I got it but I don't want to wait a week and I'm starting to lose my did you get upset with him so it wasn't you do motherfukers super smart or work with jeans started spouting biology so that they knew that right you something about it I was about 15 minutes to say mean we looked at a map recently on the podcast of Lyme disease infections across the east coast and the East Coast United States obviously that's where you live is just a hotbed it's crazy to everywhere will it isn't Friends on Cape Cod where it's really prevalent really bad so bad that so they keep the antibiotic in the kitchen drawer Jesus and if you catch a quick enough does it stop it in its tracks so the real problem is when it gets into your bloodstream and you don't treat it long enough or quick enough exactly and to my my daughter needed a PICC line which is delivered at the end of body oh it too long I want to kill them and she didn't have a ring of inflammation but you knew I didn't I thought it was meningitis bacteria in the brain of something holding a leukemia with the other possibility those dirty f****** bugs what can be done to somehow another eradicate those things again one of my friends got friends here crispr system to kill these and so there is possibly going to be the first test of releasing a modified organism the Lyme organism to kill him off wow and you know that's going to cost some new superbug that would be great I just I mean where did Lyme disease come from there was some conspiracy theory website that was thinking that Lyme disease was some sort of some sort of a biological weapon that's probably go check I'm sure but it came out it was in Lyme Connecticut right on the first cases biological weapon it's it's just an awful thing and now there's the I'm sure you're aware of the lone star tick that gives people that alpha-gal disease the one that makes you allergic to red meat just before it's crazy see these things morphing and they morphing and there alot of bugs we don't know somebody just published few days ago that they took them on the skin mouth across the planet different races different foods Geographic geography and they have a hundred thousand different organisms living on humanity and most of them are unknown that's crazy right and all they have to do is just more of a little bit one way or the other way and all the sudden people are dropping like flies and what's interesting is on the scan and in the gut of people in India is very different than what we have different smells yeah and what's interesting is on the skin and in the gut of people in India is very different than what we have different smells ammonia they probably think we smell that but I know this because the weather wrong yeah right


    The Final Frontier of Anti Aging | Joe Rogan & David Sinclair
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    anti-aging you certainly want people to live longer but you yourself are more concerned with your work then you are with your own personal life hundred percent my wife will tell you that the reason that I look off to myself as best I can when I caught the energy is it would be a bad look if I die from heart disease tomorrow yes the anti-aging guy other than a butt model for others but you know if I if I died tomorrow would be fine with me I'd like to finish my work at least I would like to leave something behind but what I don't want to do is to to be a burden on my kids and grandkids and so that's where the real final frontier of anti-aging is folks that are really really old because it seems like they would be open to try almost anything and if you could bring them back that would be Uber Bazaar right you think we are from doing something like that comes as a shock to people who don't work on this that we're already testing these molecules in clinical trials on elderly people been doing that for a number of years now with some positive results we were getting Ana man and another molecule called I might be 66 my laundry so that the company's gometro biotech and it makes super energy boosters and the drug is called developmental drug is MIB - 626 real effort for diseases FDA-approved and so they're using it right now on Old Folks testing it for safety but we're also going to be testing later energy we can measure actually the NAD levels at molecule mention but you measure that in their muscles and we'll test if that worked and we'll we'll measure across their insurance cuz if the mice that we traded with them and they just ran and ran and ran actually broke a little treadmill in my lap because I Ran So Far and you giving it to them orally or you're injecting into them so it's a little tablet I just put food and put it in their food or something like that have no idea which is which but we had mice running 3 km and then the machine stopped and I get a text from the the researcher hey the machine broke I said the check the software and turns out software was written to stop at 3, because my mouse at run that far before that's long and those old mice don't forget these are my state equivalent of 65 year old human really try it and see we figured out that that the lining of the blood vessels needs in a d as you get older they need it all the time but as you get older you don't have enough so the Enderman replenishes that allows the blood vessel lining to respond to exercise any control blood vessels if you don't exercise and so those mice they ran and ran around didn't get like they build up as much I just didn't feel tired so I didn't have lactic acid build-up right wow so muscle fatigue would be different I wouldn't seem to get that either why we even pissed off an artery and the body responded much better to restoring blood flow would be great for patients have a heart attack now with human beings what has been the most dramatic result early-stage we the molecule that seemed to effectively treat a disease called psoriasis which is the and that's a molecule its skin was pale actually how does that work what is it doing so it's an activator of one of these sirtuins that we found in yeast originally these are too and protective enzymes in the body and their anti-inflammatory and so it worked well against that disease so psoriasis has something to do with information is an inflammatory disorder you are all autoimmune disorders and employment best disorders I believe some really interesting cuz I have Vitiligo don't see them little spots on my skin where I don't have any pigment genetic my grandmother had at my grandmother's sister had it I wonder if that would help me really couldn't say was it called again which one the drug that was tested 2104 work on psoriasis study in New York know what other what other things had really dramatic results on humans while we not there yet we don't have dramatic results is there anything promising results on humans on elderly people don't have dramatic results and is there anything promising results on humans other than Eminem and yes there are out there until I mentioned earlier where the drug rapamycin which is too dangerous to try on normal people that drug has been tried on elderly people and it boosted their immune system in the same way that you see with calorie-restricted mice and so that that was an early signal that you might be able to reverse aspects of aging and the elderly with that truck


    Joe Rogan on Getting Botox to Look Younger
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    things would be really fascinating if you could document you can take one person is like a wealthy man is mid-to-late 60s orange element in anti-aging research scientist to produce white papers and opinions but yeah that we call it longevity research and so anti-aging is is more that the botox in that kind of stuff that we aren't wanted anything to do with right but that's nonsense it's not really anti-aging you're not doing anything about age and you just freezing your skin so it doesn't move that is that to me is one of the weirdest thing especially with men when I see a man is forehead doesn't move I want to smack my mouth what's wrong with you sir how dare you it just it's not it's a it's not like botox or fillers ring those things you're not doing anything for your health or your actual real Vitality you're just weirdly doing something cosmetic yes you are and I think that defense is you feel better if you look better psychologically it might help don't think they look better though they just took different yeah what is the problem it is true yeah I don't spend a lot of time thinking about the Cosmetic industry for obvious reasons I'm trying to save humanity and and improve the planet actually I do think we will we will be charged as a as a species if an alien came down and they said you shouldn't botulism in your face fries were exactly you are a weird you're not allowed in the club with a bent species Girl Scouts cookie figure out the speed of light me why have drawings all over my arm you know they might appreciate hard maybe but like why don't you just get it and is wash it off or something I have to get it drilled in your skin is coming but I think that one of the most important questions to tell if we are an advanced Nation or Advanced species is have you figured out aging yet why don't you just get it and is wash it off or something I have to get it drilled in your scam people that's coming but I think we're that one of their most important questions they ask to tell if we are an advanced Nation or Advanced species is have you figured out aging yet


    The Backlash David Sinclair Faced from the Scientific Community | Joe Rogan
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    sometimes leading Labs is about 20-30 for the same field of study they're all working with the same molecules in the same parameters not everyone works with molecules but what I can tell you is we get together in conference about discovering Eugene that extends lifespan and a new molecule it's working in my store sometimes in humans well now it's growing when I started it with a backorder biology antioxidants Etc I was very lucky to start when it was really small and stick it out those fair amount of criticism in those days what how so it was like a lot of my friends my supervisor said I was insane that's not a thing that's not biology and scientist in the lab that I joined Lenny Crunchies lab to students adjust are working to figure out why yeast get old and I joined as the third senior person to join and all the other people in the in the lab door about 18 19 people they said you are not when he's lost his mind he's working on Aging that's not a thing you should be working on what we do which is understanding of genes are regulated by told my mom and I said I think I made a big mistake here I thought this was the thing the guy and everyone he says he's nuts me while you were right you got to take some risks in life that's one lesson yeah but that's an interesting one right because you were a young fellow he didn't really totally know it was pretty lucky cuz I'm in Australia right I don't know what people are saying about this lab should work there but always been fascinated with aging since I was 4 will now though with all the promising nudist resuming date they have to be eating crow as it were those people I go ahead f******* I was right you don't call him up in the middle of night drunk and I definitely forgive people too much and then had some pretty big animals along the way but I try to be nice is it because research and sort of scientific work so competitive yeah it is it is in his disbelief that someone successes or failures not really that. the case but show business to the weird sort of a mindset it's very limiting mindset right and also and this may be true in Hollywood in science if you come up with a new idea when you're young you're young thug and you're upsetting the status quo revolutions was just had it had it right you wrote in the 60s about chemistry and physics it will attack you and your chaos and you just have to get through it and fortunately breadcrumbs book and I knew that this was normal but a lot of people around me was saying owner of people saying wrong and it's controversially don't worry controversial I'm like controversies right let's do more of that and if it's not controversial I want to do it because the people who are the Old Guard or upset they didn't find it themselves or they upset that your new findings will make their work irrelevant yes it's probably better but mostly it's it's that they worried that their lives will be have been in vain if what is not true right yeah there's a visit amazing documentary on the Sphinx where these geologists are talking about some of the water erosion outside the area of the Sphinx and they're saying this points to the fact that construction was thousands of years older than they thought and you see this one egyptologist freaking out he's freaked out like what what happened to this culture you talking about like cuz apparently they would have predated the known dates 2500 BC would have it made it like seven thousand years older than that because it would have to be back when it was rainfall in the Nile Valley and you could see this guy's ego kicking him because he was a professor he'd been teaching egyptology and he was freaking out instead of examining this evidence like not like talking to this geologist who studies rocks and erosion is really steadfast is a Boston University geologist dr. Robert schoch and you know he's saying this is evidence of water erosion and he's like shelling it and even showed it to a bunch of other geologist they all agreed and this guy this egyptologist this documentaries freaking out like wow that's what happen when you think your whole life's work is horseshit yeah can be able to eat yet it's really coming but what I've noticed is it the really successful scientist some people in life brake change it doesn't mean that that guy is a loser it just means he was acting on incorrect information based on what they knew before I mean should embrace it and say look what we know certain things were build a 2500 BC like the Great Pyramid that's been pretty clearly established but it looks like there were some ancient structures that were there even before then let's would now we have new things to study they don't look at it that way though with with Biology almost back support the theory is that there's a textbook and that's the Bible what I try to teach my students is complete forget everything you just learnt and what's important to know is that most things we think we know we're not correct they going to change of a Time old dairy change Newton was wrong but he helped us get here expect that we only know no point or 1 to send them of what we need to figure out and a lot of what we can strong anyway so even if you have to pay to stay or expect that it will be overturned but you can at least show us the fact that you've helped us get to that point but without Newton we wouldn't have quantum physics well for someone like me hearing you say that it's very promising and it's it's it's very encouraging but I always thought that scientists were always going on just data like the all they cared about was Data all they care about is what is correct that was what was crucial that's what's important this is what they talked about this with his study when I found out that scientist would would ignore information or use their own personal biases against information or attack research because it somehow negates what they've done is very disheartening for someone is not a scientist you know the Eagles in signs to feel well we just got a gene control aging and molecules like Resveratrol could extend health and less when it was it was brutal I get up and get his patients want to say you are wrong size crap and where are they now do you call them up in the middle of night this to him up you don't have a glass of wine yeah yeah I was like shitt I can't walk anymore just have to outlive your enemies so easy way that must have been a tough time though for you as a young man and you know you're hearing this from these establish scientists and part of you must have been like the thinking like cheese are they right sure you have to entertain that that's what we do but you go back to where we had data interpreter probably shouldn't of journals and it was about how resourceful works on that sir to an enzyme that I mentioned and Pfizer came out with a paper that said it's all wrong and I had people call me up saying and it was nice knowing you I'm really sad for you but it's over ya bad that Sepulchre luck we had some data already from interesting and it took another thing for years to the bottom of it but it turns out in the end I was right but there were days when I said screw Humanity I couldn't be bothered getting out of bed if this is how I'm going to be traded for trying to devote my life to the betterment of people's lives it's tough finding anybody who's in a position in the career like that has to have gone through a really hard times it's just discouraging from a non scientist who relies on people like you for someone like me who relies on the folks like out there doing the hard work that you would face that sort of the best way to describe it would be ignorance it's okay to sign such a challenging Theory that's what I didn't know what everybody is trying to do but to do it in such a public end and vicious controversial it was vicious it was definitely vicious even the word that used for vicious which is really hurtful but but they're wrong m*********** yeah that's supposed to publish that paper I do think about needing that person again but it's not just that stuff you can run out of money people I mean and what was the high you were right when you got to push forward it says you got to get lean cuz you not going to get government funding for a while cuz people think that you are a failure God damn that's crazy. I would imagine around like was there a moment where it turned around and move toward yeah there was one day when it when it will change so that the earlier date early date it was that the enzyme we can meet title change the enzyme so that it wasn't going to be activated by Resort 12 and we found that mutation now that just technically don't take Link technically means that we could change the enzyme in a way it wouldn't work so we didn't put that non-working enzyme into a cell and now we have a mouse I work and give it Resort all and if it works it means I'm wrong if it doesn't work in blocked by that change in the enzyme will probably right and that's what we did but the real the real change was that there was a company that I started that was making drugs the one that killed or at least seem to control psoriasis and they had made these very synthetic molecules that we're not related to the plant molecule Resveratrol and I said to myself into the student was working on it if I braced you if if the change in that enzyme also blocks the drug then we're onto something because that means two separate groups working on separate types of molecules different people different system ol get blocked by this one little changing the enzyme then we're right and and so he walked over to the company. The molecule through it on the enzyme and it didn't work on the mutant and that was me rejoice in because I could say there was a universal activation mechanism on this one enzyme resourceful works the molecules that the company work and now there's an interesting thing that just came out from Spain that metformin the diabetes drug may actually work the same way as these other molecules by activating our favorite enzyme the sirtuin why and how how much time were you in the dark lands it was a couple years of hell right if it gets so bad because you've got this tight-knit group of scientists and have live meetings and you present your results and usually a very supportive trying to help I have one guy saying to my student David doesn't always talking about you shouldn't work on this it's been proven wrong he was dead Against Me In My Own live on paying his salary and it's okay to be constructive but within my own group now this other guy that used all these other vicious words about you where's he at now not sure I would know I would know no I don't have time to look back on your phone and nicer than me yet you know what in science cuz it's very collaborative and your your enemies are reviewing your own work if you build up too many enemies you want survive good but it still has got to be beautiful to come out on the other end and be proven correct and actually be at the Forefront of these emerging Technologies it is what I do is I pause and I remember how hard it was to get here and how fortunate I am to have made it this far and I'm working with hundreds of collaborators around the world to make this come through this idea that we can really treat aging and prevent deterioration so bless. I have an app on my phone that I've helped engineer what's up it's called Lula l u a what is that it's a little company that we bought in New York and nurses and dentist use it to pass medical information around but we use it to share information between scientists around the world and coordinate activities between companies you know I think I mentioned to you that I've started a few companies but I'm trying to build our companies that are the 21st century version of a company that is actually has a decent reputation in the world I think it's pharmaceutical companies without Reserve do not have a pretty bad rap I'm trying not to fall into that trap but I'm also trying to use 21st century technology to not become too bureaucratic as well within your organization that's what the luau app office us


    How X-Rays Damage the Body | Joe Rogan & David Sinclair
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    and I don't go through airport scanners as much as I can and have x-rays these little things do you think those are bad for you those the new ones aren't they like a radio wave but the old style ones that were banned in Europe I was going to ask and I said I don't wanna go through the skin on the got quite upset cuz it's a bother but they said you know it's just as much damage to your body as the flight and so I said why do I want to double it your DNA the code of Life the epigenome is what regulates and reads those jeans at the right time today and so if we knew about DNA we know how to read that you know I'm pretty easily we can do that now on a Mars bar sized device in a day the epigenome is quite a different thing that you know me and the closing agent is not that you're losing the DNA structure you know having mutations you actually changing the epigenome which is the the reader of jeans to put in all the way come back disc people outraged know that she tried to copy that a thousand times this how much left at the end so that the compact disc information is the gym the epigenome is the reader of the CD that little laser that goes around and what I think is causing aging is not the loss of the digital information but it's the Retard the analog pot and that's like a cassette tape it eventually runs out what we going on really is it yourselves a losing ability to read the right the way they did when you were 20 and that's basically noise informational noise that gathers overtime until we end up with when were 80 is a compact disc or dvd that's scratched so the reader cannot read the right jeans at right time and the cells become dysfunctional and what we working on it how you polish that CD on a DVD to get that information back again and you could do that I think that's really the best way to reset your age when posted yet. We're working on ways to actually reset that genome actually get back the information that we want headphone with 20 so what is happening to the epigenome when you going through those scanners well what we found is the biggest. Dorothy at the genome is it a broken chromosome DNA break and run about scanners that's just an abundance of caution but an x-ray will damage your DNA no question even going out in the sun and we think that the cell's reaction to that break having to unwrap the DNA from its chromatin we call it and then rewrap it is what eventually disrupts the ability to read watching it right place so any damage is essentially a little scratch on on the DVD and that accumulates overtime so being out in the sun does that but being out in the sun also is beneficial your body produces more vitamin D play preppy witches what's good for you when you're young comes back to bite you in your old so you might look good and feel good and get vitamin D when you young but the accumulation of these scratches on the epigenome and up formula and Australian originally in the stadium Now American and Australian grow up in the Sun and I can tell you that most Australians look older than they should O'Neil's on over Australia what's that all about what you do. What is the world to close well that's one of the first things I noticed when I went to Australia was there's all these son cancer warnings skin cancer warnings everywhere well if it was trying to get some form of skin cancer and you look old but if you have an x-ray you going to damage your organs you can accelerate aging I believe in your body and it happened you caught avoid double-strand breaks happens all the time the trillions of cells in the body in that happening all the time so is a problem flying flying is even worse but we working on his how do you get back that Regional information into the cell and make a cell not just believe it is 20 again but actually be 20 so what do you do when you reprogram them there was set of genes that we we and others have found three main ones that when you put them into a cell or evening to Emmaus they become younger again whoa how far do you think you are from implementing this on human beings will set their attic late you doing to yourself. You could do it to yourself theoretically I wouldn't do that cuz I'm not crazy we need to figure out safety I want to become a giant tumor his is what we doing I agree with you that we want to do want to see what happens if you give him a free pizza or something there on death row right if you're there already murderers do you want to be the first one to me and on my laptop throwing I want to know what I'm saying if you're going to kill somebody like wouldn't be a good idea to like oh hey will give you a four hours of TV a day so that we want to shoot you up with some stuff going to make you younger I'll just give him a free pizza or something there on death row right if you're there any murderers do you want to be the first one to me and one of my life death row in the death row but I'm saying if you're going to kill somebody like wouldn't be a good idea to like oh hey will give you a 4 hours of TV a day but we want to shoot you up with some stuff going to make you younger if I was on death row to go do it see what's up


    Why People in Okinawa Live Longer Than Everyone Else | Joe Rogan & David Sinclair
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    look at the world but where are the people live in the longest NY well it's debatable there were these Blues on to think many feel the same as well I've heard about those, but there are Pockets that have great genes but they also have great diets and lifestyle so it is the island of Okinawa in Japan and by the way I used to follow the diet felt really great couldn't keep it up but those one can you keep it up I had kids and I'll meals turn into pizzas and yeah unfortunately but I'm getting back there now that my kids are teenagers but the Okinawan they live in 200 fairly frequently it's not one in a million it's a lot I have what green leafy vegetables and that seems to be the secret and there's a they were selling their mineral-rich diet they remember they were selling it was like a big thing for a while Coral Calcium and they were using that as an example of why the okinawans the living so long do you remember that kind of remember right yeah but yeah still got it better calcium from Coral or something a man might even be wrong about that but I just remember reading about the Okinawan sand that the speculation that they eat seaweed as well right that's a good job over the last few years at apron that off and the intermittent fasting I think is probably one of the best things I've ever done in terms of you know just maintaining energy levels maintaining body weight that kind of stuff here or more strict animals actually even need something once they live longer and the most robust way to to prevent cancer jaquez I'll time is in a mouse and so do intermittent fasting is just a way of making this calorie-restricted diet so what what is calorie restriction its would you sing what you would your doctor would recommend for your body but reducing impact about 20 to 30% so it's quite extreme that's not pleasant I tried that for a week gave up too hard but intermittent fasting like yourself it's doable it's not always pleasant but I think that's the best way to do it and with the works just as well as calorie restriction as calorie restriction which is pretty much always being a bit hungry now what other things are you looking at in terms of mitigating stress or what other factors are there that you have to keep an eye on gas Chris's bad one I try to take life in my stride don't get too worried about it remember what's important so my heart rate really goes up even under a really extreme so I can


    Aging is a Disease | Joe Rogan & David Sinclair
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    if you have any about the startups that are actually taking the blood of young people and in injecting it into the bodies of older folks so don't think there's a scientific reason to say it won't work and the scientists were involved or so my Great Khali's people never done it but I think it could work out there for me with neurological disorders already startups and I'm involved in probably 15 Starbucks right now what we're trying to do it to treat diseases that aging and even rare childhood diseases because you can't treat it aging as a business model there is no disease called Aging yet but the future is a better way to go about this is to find what the actual molecules are in the blood kitten Kaboodle yeah but you you said this twice you think aging is a disease or maybe perhaps should be treated as disease are classified oh absolutely think aging should be classified as is it we should think of it as a disease why shouldn't we everything else that goes on in the body of the time that's bad for us is considered disease aging isn't considered but why is that a reason to say so it's natural we should just deal with it we used to say that about cancer and we just said about dying for an infection when you say it happens to 90% of people in developed world what happens the other 10 paid I bypass I guess okay so they die young painful just to watch this poor guy walk you know hunched over and just struggling to move at an incredibly slow pace that seems like a person with the disease it is and imagine if we were on a planet now Island where everybody lives 300 years and we show up and you and I in our life was trying to look older writing I can look it up and say what is wrong with you guys need to treat you and urgently we need to call list it's only because we all tend to go through this that we think it's acceptable but I would argue with the biggest threat to the Health Care system is the biggest threat to the world economy actually is the inability of us to treat people in their old age keep them healthy now some people look at it a different way and their consideration is that there's an overpopulation problem as it is and folks like you want want to walk around live 300 years old have a gang of kids you can create a mess right well I three kids that's enough that's more than I was going to have but yet you have to do the math. How much would the population growing I'm actually working with the number of people to try and calculate this really a problem I agree with you that if this comes and I would actually say when is, when does, doesn't it companies working on drugs The Sciences here so let's say it's coming anyway so we have to deal with this how we going to deal with it will let Festival understand what the future looks like we can't look backwards when I cuz no one's ever invented this stuff before so I can look forward what's the weather look like there's a population it's not as bad as you might think if you stopped aging today and everybody just went on forever Haitian quotes right would be less than the rate of immigration now that's not like I'm going forever of course but what we find is at people healthier especially in developing nations they have your kids so the calculation shows that it would eventually taper off so human population will take off about 9 to 10 billion people and then stay there and that population will be the happiest healthiest people in the world people become more affluent in society becomes more urban people will have less and less children and the population will stabilize that the theory behind this right I'll actually education is Mega part of it as well women's education is the main thing but also just being healthy or the wealth of a nation and buy women's education do you mean extended education so that they they pursue careers is that the the idea or is it obviously most people understand how babies are made like where it where is it where's the education contributing to a lower population well so my understanding is that the first thing you do if you if you educate young women is that they can make choices for themselves and they're not just suffocated do most men would like to have more so sing tsunami so to speak thing Japan the average farmer in Japan is 65 years old that got a real problem John is about to head that way too and I'm going to drag the economy of the planet down and it's been a real problem going to waste so much money on keeping older people alive for the last 10 20 years of their life with dementia Frailty I could be trillions of dollars to 50 trillion dollars just in this country alone that could be spent on figuring out how to solve global warming better education the environment saving to the 1/3 species live lost in 20 years is a life with dementia Frailty that could be trillions of dollars just 50 trillion dollars just in this country alone that could be spent on figuring out how to solve global warming better education the environment saving to the 1/3 species that are becoming threatened that that's why I think tackling aging isn't a selfish act it's probably the most generous act that I could give the planet


    Anti Aging Doctor's Key to Looking Younger | Joe Rogan
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    doing personally to make these drugs are reality but daily I do intermittent fasting it's not what you eat it's when you wait took most important for longevity really and what when being when like what's on the best doesn't actually matter if You Ain't Alot in the morning or at night I like nighttime eating but you need a. During the day at least if your mouth probably hungry and I put your body in a defensive mode bus to keep us healthy why does calorie restriction and intermittent fasting make animals live so much longer and we can we figure it out alive part of how that works in that way making out with molecules is the is the idea that you can mimic it with molecules and it'll be as effective as intermittent fasting I didn't molecules we better when we had them onto a healthy diet and exercise come on to the mice do you also add them on with intermittent fasting and is there an additional benefit are we do the first molecules but we from red wine that molecule just got it in my 30s at least looked at aging what we showed was that if you give it to her house there was healthy as a thin Mouse baby just as long as they get heart disease and all the other bad stuff everyday let them skip a meal every day so that they will fit every other day and that combination of his virtual plus every other day feeding we had the longest lifespan we'd ever seen and it was so it was additive same with exercise if we give our latest molecule cold in a man to a mouse and we exercise it it'll run even further than it could with either of those aligned that's not an excuse to sit around and eat chips and watch TV it over man's healthy lifestyle we get naturally so in any are you seeing a benefit in addition so is the idea to compound all those things together exactly right so just about myself so I I do I eat healthy I try to skip meals I also take supplements and if I close to my colleagues are in the field of Aging for anti-aging is as people call it take anime every morning what is nmn good questions about 20 years ago letting Durante in a team of Varsity Mighty discovered a set of genes that controls Aging in yeast cells just brewer's yeast where you find beer and bread and proteins are called sirtuins and there are seven of them in our bodies five and yeast and what they do is they protect all openings on the planet plants bacteria humans deterioration and disease they're like the Pentagon they sense when we're hungry exercising we put Molly jeans into Isola for a mouse that live longer between 5 to 20% longer and so we can get these genes are responsible for the effects of dieting and exercise which is great what that means is we cannot make that with molecules so animated one of those molecules so is Resveratrol that you can think of birds virtual as the accelerator pedal for the sirtuin jeans and the enemy is the is a fuel and without fuel Reserve coolant works at Andaman is the gas in the car I've heard Resveratrol blue cinnamon a new molecules is commercially available some people start selling it on the Internet it's related to an AR which is sold by a bunch of companies and are nicotine my driver side is a supplement that raises the levels of a molecule called in 88 NAD to work without them out of work stacked if you don't have an ID in your body you be dead in about 30 seconds it's a really important molecule that as we get older we lose an ID so by the time you're fifty like I almost at you have about the Hoff levels once we had when you're 20 so that's not good and wieser tuan's they don't protect the body without high levels of NAD so what a Nintendo's and this other molecule called in our which both you can get on the internet the body's levels of NAD back up to youthful levels again and if we give him some ice these molecules tea tomorow saurian to wormsloe least they live longer and they serve healthy now what level are how many milligrams are you taking of these things so yeah and a man is is something I get from for myself out of not selling anything so I take a gram of Enderman in the morning based on clinical trial has been showing that that will resonate with or without food yogurt that I make myself at home just to oh yeah that that's going to last me a few decades and I also take at night some metformin which is the most radical thing that I take which is a prescribable drug for diabetes Metformin mitt met met and prescribable Drug so you'd be to have diabetes I do not but you take it for for preventing cancer heart disease Alzheimer's an aging method formin and social studies of 10,000 people anymore it's been showing the people who take Metformin if even if I have diabetes are protected against other diseases of Aging even Frailty and some more scientist is likely to extend your lifespan it's just that the FDA doesn't let you have it for aging aging isn't a disease yet so do you have to get diabetes to get it or do you have to get a sneaky doctor well when color sneaky typically have to be convinced cuz I don't keep up with the literature and it's off label okay and how much do you think of that a gram of that as well which is about a low-dose but some diabetics type 2 grams so it's not crazy it's extremely rare that you can tell is a stomach upset and I get which is actually helpful if I'm hungry I lose my appetite but I think the downside is extremely low and the upside is anything's better than what's coming and what is the mechanism that metformin is operating on okay so that so this is the great thing is that are the last 20 years we have figured out we kind of figured out that there are Universal Regulators of aging from yeast to warmth of mice and humans nor three main Pathways that we figured out respond to exercise and one of them is cold ampk and this is a target metformin and so I'm active when I take metformin I'm activating my NPK which will send out the troops the sirtuin by mention that the second of the pathways and fight a Kahneman and resourceful for that and then the third one is called mtor which is a pop when the body responds to how many amino acids how much make your eating and it will protect the body if you get just the right way and is only besides eating low amounts of protein the unweighted to affect that Pathways with a drug called rapamycin which is which is a little dangerous to try and is is used for immunosuppressant so it's not one thing that I would recommend and I don't take it so this is your daily routine along with what would kind of like Diet why I try to not eat too much it's pretty easy to overheat so I try to skip one or two meals a day I avoid sugars and carbs try to run once a week I do workouts on the weekend like you like I love so nice I like to put my buddy in some temperature stress I do hate and then I jump in a cold bath back and forth that works well for yeast we can do that in the lab at night they leave is all that normally going from Savannah to cryotherapy cryotherapy just up but you haven't done at all today will take you down the street there's a great one because it's there's different kinds and some of them are from the neck down where they using liquid nitrogen the other ones they actually freeze the air so when they're they're using the nitrogen to freeze the air and they're pumping an air 204 degrees below zero and you're going to do about 2 minutes I do 3 because I do it all the time but it's awesome I do three and then I take 10 minutes off when I go back in for another three it makes sense and what you doing to your body when you do that we think is to activate think longevity Pathways like this or two wins and his to activate your body's defenses against aging aging most people at parties will tell you all antioxidants New Radicals mutations that is all for the most part incorrect that antioxidants cause DNA damage no that's that repairs DNA damage offenses against aging so as we discussed it or as people disgusted as an antioxidant that was just a mild form of antibiotics and an accident but it didn't so much more right and we know this because they can create a yeast cell or a worm or Mouse and then you knock out the gene for the sirtuin Now resort will doesn't help the animal anymore that's interesting because when people talk about wine good for you billion dollar industry but what fun is that the molecules in plants like was virtual produced by plants because the plants are benefiting from the stress we collect hormesis a little bit of stress is good for you what doesn't kill you makes you stronger kind of thing and homie says was discovered about 60-70 years ago when people with spraying herbicides on plants in a little bit of herbicide actually made them stronger and we think that these molecules in plants are similar but they make the plant stronger during times of stress so if you stress a grape that's for wine making you get great wine but you also get a lot of Resveratrol and so when we ingest that Resveratrol from the plants we get the same health benefits for the plants are activating this or two and five ways and we have the soto-innes and I activate office as well so low-carb low-sugar any specific type of protein do you limit your mouth protein yeah I enjoy in mammals just as much as anybody but I try to avoid them for the main reasons one is that this tmao molecule that seemed to cause heart disease it might be damaging the genome that's my recollection with omnivores or Predators I think the red meat is the culprit right so are they giving this to rats or the given this too was a male study again so different from humans or possibly one of those 3 on Jigglypuff ways and you don't want that you don't want that don't want that cuz I'm poor as a bowl two cents times of adversity and stress and hunger so why do people see a performance benefit when they consume branched chain amino acids really good question so in the short run just like taking testosterone it will give you performance benefits but we think in the long run it'll actually come back to bite you power plant branched chain amino acids come back to buy in the branched chain amino acids will activate the Central Parkway and when we do that in animals we actually we purchased at last been so it's the opposite you want it keep those levels low perform better currently you would see you think especially something like amino acids natural part of human body you would think that we official you're adding to your body something that needs me you would but but what you should consider is that it's a trade-off there's a theory that probably correct it's the some Tom Kirkwood to record the Disposable Soma and our bodies want to do one of two things even want to grow really fast and reproduce fast build up a lot of muscle cells divide at grade in the short run a child you can run but actually that expensive hunkering down and building a long-lasting body that's a trade-off overtime and so animals that go fast and reproduce fast like a mouse will only have a short lifespan or as a whale that grows slowly and reproduce slowly will live a long time so the idea is your your limiting your calories is a limiting your carbohydrates are limiting your protein you're limiting your amino acids but you're ramping up and all these beneficial molecules right things these Pathways that have evolved since the beginning of Life to make us live longer during adversity so we can Thrive when X come back but he could do take into consideration quality of life versus length of life like is there a like a sweet spot near that when it's hard to ask them ice how I feel but 5 when X comeback that should you take into consideration quality of life versus length of life like is there a like a sweet spot yet it when it's hard to optimize how they feel but they would you test them


    Brian Cox on Dark Matter & Dark Energy | Joe Rogan
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    form of some new form of particle something else could be discovered some form of particle that fits beautifully let me see lots of different observations away galaxies rotate and interacts and even the oldest light in the universe is so Cosmic microwave background radiation received the signature that stuff in that lights as well so we think that there's some of the possible add that to be honest we thought we would have detected it I think at LHC with normal matter I'm surprised we haven't seen them see that just may well meeting to either their bit too massive so many more to make them we just haven't quite got enough not making enough of them often enough to see them with your other reasons were so look for them directly bury them in the mountains of the cosmic rays from space don't interfere with them and we're looking for the rare occasions when these. Maisel popsicles bump into the particles of matter in the detector everywhere but it doesn't interact with us very weekly train tracks through Gravity the the archetypal Costco but everywhere that doesn't interact strongly neutrino so we do know about neutrinos we detected those and that there is something like sixty billion to centimeters squared / second passenger your head now from the Sun pretty much occasionally one of them bumps into something and we can decide those cuz there's so many of them Dark Matter encompasses an enormous percentage of the universe universities normal Masa styles Cindy forms and stretches and it very precisely tells you given the stuff that you put in it how much does it stretch and how does it stretch and the the measurement we have is a distraction so so we we observe observe responding to that stuff that's how we discovered Dark Energy so we noticed that the universe is expansion rate is increasing so University yeah I've been that my one of my friends that Brian Schmitt got the Nobel Prize for that and then I talked to him and he said that he's a postdoc I think of the signs of young research and he made he's making measurements Supernova the light from Supernova explosions which is so bright that you can see them billions of light-years away expanding it stretches the lights to change the color and he knows he has a discrepancy in the universe that the expansion rate is speeding up this being speeding up from thinks of like 7 billion years also has been speeding up so he thought he said that you thought it would be the end of his career. Be a laughingstock and he got the Nobel Prize cuz it is wow that you can't see what you've done wrong then you publish it now when he received the Nobel Prize in this concept started being discussed what was the initial reaction to it allowed in Einstein's theory and it was Einstein's original theory equations for Juiced it initially because Einsteins equation strongly suggest that the universe is expanding or Contracting and not just sad that so even before we observed anything Einstein had a theory that suggested that the universe is just no static and then actually really strongly suggested as a beginning the theory itself suggests that as a man that goes George the Metro it works independently of Einstein but the same time in the early 1920s before we even knew there were other galaxies beyond the Milky Way and they noticed that the the equation suggests the universe might be stretching and so he wrote to Einstein so is a Belgian priest so I think I'm going to roast about this kind of mind but I think that he was more predisposed to accept what the equations with telling him because of beginning and origin for priests is really a nice thing cuz it tells you the creation is this allowed turn into the equation which is the almost the stretchy tub kind of contract to know something can I put something into making stretch if it to balance it all out so it can be tunnel and you can't you can't make it so that way but eats a tried it they took it out and called it is biggest blunder taking it out Universe this table the Mist what equations was screaming his other theory was screaming through which is that no the universe expands or contracts and he missed it right so I think that's probably why in fact but it still dominates in the universe now and it looked and it will dominate even more in the future so we think that we're in the universe that will continue to expend essentially doubling in size of a fixed time scale which is about 20 billion years forever unless something happens


    The Case for Martian Colonization | Brian Cox and Joe Rogan
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    interesting cuz it's in our neighborhood whereas if they find some distant star system and that it might have a planet that similar to Earth that doesn't seem as compelling for whatever weird reason. at before he died had this idea Kyle breakthrough starshot we should be at its end a little probe and I hope to have the sense of the Alpha Centauri system and I think of you as well please to retain my stop projects that would take a hundred years to buy fruit and so we couldn't imagine going that and that's that then becomes another solar system that you could go and visit conceivably conceivably 700 years so whatever the hell you would have to essentially do what they didn't like the Ridley Scott alien film and put people into some sort of it wouldn't be prudent wouldn't be possible for true relationship between the physics physicists of the opinion as time goes on and augmented and virtual reality gets better and better that it doesn't really totally make sense to send biological life to another planet if we can send some probe that doesn't have to worry about the Bayou being affected by radiation or by the speed of travel or even buy food we can send something out there and almost be there by virtue of Reno goggles virtual reality goggles or something else quite often the scientist you want to find out about the world's will say we should spend it on robots we shouldn't spend it on people I think crude space exploration is in in some ways I mean clearly true of the moment that humans can do more than robots so we can explore the place better for now yeah which I think is quite persuasive argument actually we've already industrialize nerathil bit so it's already a multibillion-dollar industry have a communication satellite GPS whatever is a natural extension of a civilization Jesus actually wants these things really simply and he said for example in the asteroid belt is enough metal I think to build a skyscraper if you want to do that that the energy from the Sun is all about the results so you could almost the planets into your heavy industry off the planet for example and did they send the sounds like science fiction except that now SpaceX and blue origin those people of got reusable Rockets so suddenly the economics become sensible so I think I think I think expansion is good and I think we will expand and I think we will expand nightwoods because there's not much room left on this planet it's about a frontier and all the benefits that come from operating as a civilization on the frontier which we have lost on the earth cuz there is no friend to your left and so I like the idea that much Mickey Mouse and everything that you need except for that. So different things I know you want to find out stuff you're right we just want to find out stuff then you send Robux but as far as expanding actual civilization and bring it to another place one of things that freaks me out of people get depressed about living in Seattle or you going to live on Mars I wouldn't dangerous thing to do they still got to Wyoming and beautiful places and Colorado and yeah something about the history of Miles not quite a lot about history of miles and it's suddenly clear that that was Walter oceans rivers and that Walter is almost certainly still there so I would say that's the thing about miles is quite nice relative to everywhere else other than the earth account go to Venus if you just met with 400 and something degrees and 90 atmospheric pressure and then somehow or another in the future that they were able to get back to Earth your body would have a real problem with that right there is very still Grandma but yeah two different places on Miles that is very deep tricycle helles which is a big impact Basin another bossing the he's so deep you could fit Everest in it so you put Mount Everest in the summit of Everest wouldn't say something like occasionally on the floor of that crazy sometimes it can be 20 degrees


    Physicist Brian Cox on Wormholes and Time Machines | Joe Rogan
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    really I have that what did you like a Event Horizon about their their concept of propulsion that you almost like space would be flat you would fold space over and you would intersect those two points and you would be able to travel vast distances instantaneously right about doing a terrible job of explaining I'm sure but is that concept that people actually considered general relativity social Einstein's relativity space and time and so it really is results about before it's you mentioned space and time is a sheet just imagine is a thing that's literally sheet surface and all this and that space and time to match my energy so if you if you simply smashing will be the Sun so you put a big spherical ball of stuff in that and the warp space and time such that the nice straight lines something to traveling minors on business route at warp space send into an orbit and that's why you can kind of see things that are behind the Sun so light bends around the Sun traveling through space it's just rolling minding its own business through the Cubs face so an example would be you might say what I owed the space Labs can I give rice to somebody looks like a force gravity so the best analogy I know of is to think of walking with your friend do you walk in straight lines you don't change direction you didn't do any accelerating for the straight lines with lines of longitude on the surface of the Earth so as you go further and further north you got clothes and clothes together maybe carry onto the pole you bump into each other but nothing's happened but no one's moving on oh yeah so so you can so all you have to do to those folded kind of geometries did you have to try and specify hat why you would put the master and what kind of stuff you put to make the geometry fold in that way and you can do it you can do it so you can you can write down that geometry just called so you can do that to to have a Walk Drive the question becomes stuff would you have to actually put into the real Universe to make it walking that way and it always it usually turns out that it's the kind of stuff that doesn't exist so the geometry exists that you can you can you can do it and you can do the calculations and you can see the Walk Drive you can construct wormholes that connect distant regions of the universe which you could use a time machines can do all that in the theory in nature you got the right stuff to do it but that stuff is not real those two things together like it tends to be weird stuff like an stuff that has a negative pressure or something like that sir stuff that has physical properties but it just bizarre. No matter or energy that we know of in the universe has to make to make the geometry Hampton but it's conceivable in theory that this could exist even though it doesn't how old is a good example so that would be quite literally it was toast on the surface of the Earth so you fly to Australia from LA and you have to go quite a long way around the edge of the tunnel straight through and get that quicker and then as we said we don't think that stuff exists right the second set of theoretical bits of theoretical work if you had the Wormhole then what would happen if you tried to travel through it and what seems to happen is that is that they become unstable the moving anything tries to go through a feedback Nobel Prize flashy if the gravitational waves brilliant black holes and time warps way talks about the answers we don't fully know but most physicists think that even if they existed they will be unstable and as soon as you even trying to transmit information through them send a bit of light through then they would be so feedback and they collapse and then ultimately the reason we know absolutely and we don't have one so we don't have the theoretical tools to be absolutely sure that these things would be unstable or don't exist in nature but we strongly suspect that they don't machine when Hosni count Bill time machines that if you send something through it would destabilize it and if it didn't destabilize it how would your physical body deal with the stress of that it doesn't have to be that you can you can build them that's called the tidal gravitational force it's just like the moon's the tidal effects on the earth which is quite small but they still race tides on the oceans so that can be a if you think about something like a black hole that could be massive difference in gravitational pull from your head to your feet and so you can stretch you out but you can you can you can write that you almost have to be destroyed I see that have to be destroyed up anything weird happened to you would you have to have some something protecting you some Force some some sort of a false roof I mean


    How Politics Killed America's Super Collider | Brian Cox and Joe Rogan
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    I started doing particle physics in 95 and when was the when did the Large Hadron Collider go live Tennessee Supreme Beyond this design capabilities is quite incredible and so stunning like hasn't time to Second for that said very close to speed of light 99.999999 since we delight and then we cross the beams and Collide the Pascal's and in those collisions you're recreating the conditions that would present a lesson the billionth of a second after the big bang so we know that physics so we can trace that story back way beyond the time whenever protons and neutrons do when they were quarks and gluons around and got all the way back in the Higgs boson doing its thing back then and we so we can see all that physics in the lab so that's why we have some a lot of confidence in that story it's so fascinating that they were able to talk someone into funding that that they got a bunch of people together and that you were able to explain to politicians and you know regular people what what you're trying to do example of how are you get something done with the fifties when sun was established 5354 can't quite remember something like that and then it was Bill at from the second world war the end of the war was realize that it was collaboration to rebuild the scientific base and an extra piece for peaceful purposes and her son was set up as an international collaboration in Europe with that p**** call Ideal that it was it was explore nature just freely and the peaceful peaceful means peaceful reasons that's the money that used to build the experiments and build the acceleration has some very hard to get outfits and you wouldn't really won't see because it's a small amount of money to come tree and son doesn't get extra money to build things it just takes his money and basically saved up and plans itself u.s. collider the SSA failed is because it's a problem you have in the US with the funding system as you've seen in the last few weeks do know is that it's real and it's open to political maneuvering and things can be shut down and take that stream funding small from each country and so you can do these projects in the one of the US that was during the Clinton Administration is that what it was was it Clinton it was closed down by Congress on a very slim boat and it was it in Texas so it was it was one of those things where you got state spelling for the money and it was half built LHC couldn't dig was a high-energy excetera isn't Galaxy discovered thanks popsicle Fest haven't been running but the half-built part is it useless now or can they charge it up again doing it the feeling it in partes like nothing to UK pays about a hundred million dollars a year well we invented the World Wide Web have you just said about the medical imaging technology that we use comes from said it pioneered the use of these very high field magnets which is what it needed engineering at the edge spin-offs which is like very highly Saga since all chemotherapy stop chemotherapy is radiation you can talk in the beam into your had an attack that Yuma and those those are possible accelerates has the most today or what they came from why would they came from doing particle physics that so that the spin-offs of these big experiments at the edge of our capability are always humans which is why they were funding it is very low levels


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Floyd Mayweather's CRAZY Watch Collection
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    do you understand Jamie White's huge right now take it to another level Louis Vuitton Louis Vuitton this is this is millions of dollars worth of watches play this is so Preposterous start from the beginning and play ridiculous then I say if I want to bring out the one and only that cost 18 million ridiculous. That's a real thing I think they're really mad at each other scraps lights on the same thing but he doesn't wins on his, I think it's Logan's about billions Adrien Broner maybe about billions of cell


    Where Does God Fit in an Infinite Universe Brian Cox and Joe Rogan
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    radically over the last couple hundred years and particularly over the last 20 that you're seeing these Trends now we're more people are inclined to abandon a lot of the even if you remain religious or remain thought or a belief in a higher power people are more inclined to entertain these concepts of Science and to take in the understanding of what has been observed documented and written about who among Scholars and academics and there's more there's more people accepting that if you look at the number of agnostic people now as opposed to 20-30 years ago it's it's it's rising it's changing and I think there's also because of you because of Neil deGrasse Tyson and you know Sean Carroll and all these other people that are public intellectuals are discussing this kind of stuff people like myself have a far greater understanding of this than I think people did 34 that trend is continuing I think it's a very good direction we should say is that signs we don't know all the answers so we don't know where the laws of nature came from we don't know why the universe began in the way that it did if you need out of beginning so don't know why the Big Bang was very very highly ultimately he's right that the whole difference the only difference between the past and the future the circle Arrow of time is that in the past the universe was really old it and it's getting more disorders state of older than the universe which is really the reason that we exist that's the reason we'll probably find out at some point and it'll be something to do with the laws of nature but so I'm always careful and signs can sometimes Ashley's deep questions about why we're here you have to operate within that framework because it's just an observational framework is stuff we discovered stuff that someone made up we we understand nuclear physics can way back in time and if you look back in time you see less carbon and less oxygen so we have a direct observation but in the earliest Universe there wasn't any because we can see it and that we see that there is some and we know how it was made so I think it's important to be humble about signs ultimate questions at the moment is not able to answer even with the universe had a beginning on that we don't even know that and I got to talk to him as to give it till it to some Bishops in the UK about cosmology and I said yeah that's that's a good question answer these other human design religion needs to operate within that framework if it's going to be going to operate there are still great Mysteries and it is appropriate to think about what it means to be human and I'll give you my view what it means but but I don't think the problem comes when you when you do your theology or philosophy forces you to deny some thangs some measurement opinion between the distance from LA to New York then you can have an opinion on that right opinion between the distance from LA to New York then you can have an opinion on that right


    Physicist Brian Cox Explains Black Holes in Plain English | Joe Rogan
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    Galaxy there is also other black holes that aren't necessarily in the center of galaxies as far as we know two points right now essentially an infinitely dense point we don't really know what happens if we don't know what happened right in the middle but I Collapse to extend that is a region around is from which light contest 8 and that's a so nothing can escape a black hole and what happens to them do they travel that they moving through space they still do that they surrounded this region where he fall in skull The Event Horizon I need to go across the Horizon then you are going to the sensor the wrong way thinking about it we should quite cool which is the time in space or flip Tomorrow there's nothing we can do about it we are going to tomorrow in the same way if you fall in across the Event Horizon black hole you all going to the middle of the singularity is called so that's that's your future every every line of your future points to the center of the black hole so it's kind of d l Smith No Escape the ultimate prison you going to get squashed becomes a black hole at the end of his wife and son and does a does a force if you like which is caused by the fact that electrons don't like to be very close to each other so it's called the Pauli Exclusion Principle but it's actually what happens is that says they got squashed closer together they move faster and faster if you like the force which holds the month and so but Matt's are there by the size of the Earth mother about the mass of the Sun and that so that's that's the smallest stand-up Aziz white dwarf things which is very dense objects as another version which is called a neutron star which is the same thing but four neutrons and they they move faster and faster than the whole thing again Woodstock NB Elite one and a half times the mass of the sunlight say but it can be that 10 miles across just Wellness wings out of existence if you like it collapses in collapses in collapses black hole we try to put them in the perspective of the Earth the Sun is a million times bigger than the earth and is this neutron star is we just had one and a half times the mass of the gas but it has very fast and then it was called lgm whelmed cuz it's a very regular pulse and they thought it was little green men so they called it kind of jokingly Little Green Men one so yeah we received it this one called The Crab Pulsar which is in the Crab Nebula which we saw the Supernova explosion our our solar system at one point was that was a binary star system and that one of those Stars had become a dwarf I don't know and I want head read something about that in relationship to the dense object that believes outside the Kuiper belt so yeah I think one of the things we don't know what caused all those but sometimes their impacts from space that seems clear I love the life. And I'm we don't know what caused all those but sometimes their impacts from space that seems clear and says yeah there are theories that there's something over tonight that we can disrupt all these objects that sends loads of comets and asteroids


    How We Know Space is Flat | Brian Cox and Joe Rogan
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    that the known universe is larger than we can observe one point is that it's an expanding and we always see the same radiation out there so the glow of the Big Bang but there's some reasons and the one from the theory of inflation the the did the what the best way to explain the universe to properties that we say is that is very much bigger than the place we can say Cipher example we measure space to be what's called flats I don't even say what cause life is flat so if you imagine slices of space let's imagine slices at different times so you just slice the universe the opposite directions of like a saddle or bow and we can measure that I'm really measure a receipt solutely flat and that's a very unusual thing for it to be like it requires because what Einstein's theory says is that the the shape of space that the Cubs your space and determined by the stuff that's in it that's basically Einstein's theory of general relativity weakness precisely the right amount of stuff in the universe to have a completely flat universe and the explanation the most favorite! His universe is way bigger than the peace we can see by looking at One Mile Square vs Big distances clear on the Cub surface and that's one of the ideas about the universe and white he is to be the way that it is because he's way way bigger so we just wait a second a little piece and that's why it looks flat and that's one of the ideas when you say flat like that my brain doesn't understand this because from our perspective when you look up at the Milky Way you see all these stars all over the place so if you're saying flat like a wood how much height and what are you saying so terms of like the way to measure it the best way to think about his face cuz then we can't picture it okay if you did that the angles wooden adult 290° all you can draw Circle and say what was Pi Pi Pi is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter that's only true on a flat surface is different if the surface is curved so you can Define flatness when you're saying flatness how what is the height and what is the width like if you're even talking about it as if it's a table there must be some sort of a dimension to it correct the same applies it's just a generalization of geometry then say you can pick a place we can picture it in two Dimensions but you can you can draw you can quite literally could imagine sending light beams out we do this can I hear now you can see that it's the most distant object you can see with the naked eye and it's about to two million light-years away which means the light took 2 million years to get to us so it's a long way away but it's very big so into the universe a billion light years away almost back to 13.8 billion years ago which is very close to the Big Bang so we can look so light that began his journey before they were galaxies and that's it the oldest light in the universe which one of the one of the a piece of evidence I don't believe in the Big Bang dancers where you can see it that light it turns out that their social structures are ripples in that light which we can use as a ruler to quite literally as a ruler on the sky and then because I light in traveling through the universe we can see how that rule has been distorted as as the lightest travel through space and so we can infer what the space is flat so don't have it if you like just from that measurement


    We Are All Made of Stars | Brian Cox and Joe Rogan
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    moments I think of my limited comprehension of what it means to be a living being was when I found out that carbon and all the stuff that makes us has to come out of a Dying star like then that alone that there's a very strange cycle of these enormous Fireballs that Forge the material that makes Brian Cox and like what that that one alone there is some strange Loop of of biological life that comes from Stars which is like the most Elemental thing that we can observe we see these things in the sky we see the sun in the sky it's this all-powerful ball of fire and that that is where the building blocks for a person come from because there was none of it so the Big Bang there's only hydrogen helium tiny bit lithium different nothing else and so it was only we have we have we were the ingredients not bodies were assembled in the house of long-dead stars over billions of years and they're assembling cell spontaneously in temporary structures that can think and feel and explore and then the structures will Decay away again at some point in the future is left I think a lot of people aren't aware of all the all the information right and then I think on top of it for some people it's just it's so overwhelming this this concept of 13.8 billion years of everything to get to this point and we're at right now it's so overwhelming that they want to simplify it and want to put it into some sort of Babel structure something where it's something that's very common and Miller and familiar I agree but I think that's the the the the journey that we go on the real treasure I think it is in that Journey trying to face the incomprehensible yes it's in that realization that it's almost impossible to believe that we exist but I think that that's what I think you miss I think if you decide to simplify it because you don't want to face that you don't have face the Infinity but it's out there in front of us and you don't want to face those stories as you said that that you look your finger in its ingredients cooks and multiple Styles over billions of years a joyous and powerful thing to think about yes but I think you miss I think if you decide to simplify because you don't want to face that you don't have face the Infinity but it's out there in front of us and you don't want to face those stories as you said that that you look your finger in its ingredients cooks and multiple Styles over billions of years joyous and powerful thing to think about yes


    Our Universe Might Be in a Bubble | Brian Cox and Joe Rogan
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    aliens and all those zeros my brain just goes numb there's a lack of comprehension that I'm well aware of like those numbers get thrown about like 200 billion I challenge anyone to be able to picture that but it is the reality that we've observed we haven't canceled all to Trillium by the way we have everything call the Sloan digital Sky survey Maps the position is a Galaxy's so you can you know how much and then you can spread that Across The Wider universe we know that the universe is very strongly suspect that the universe is much bigger than the peace we can see so we have good reason to think that's the case whether it's Infamous Illinois is another question then I go see her run time backwards if you like to find out when they're on top of each other and so it's quite simple measurement and we've done that so we say the universe began 13.8 billion years ago but actually all we know really was the universe was very hot and very dense at that time some people would rather add a beginning that it might have been around forever is more frightening somehow than the fact that it began that it's it's interesting to read people's minds work as you the most incomprehensible Eternal universe is that negate the theory of the Big Bang or does it mean that there is a constant of big bangs and then expansion and then recompression or cake could do so those theories had back in Vogue some of those theories if I can vote again so yes some of them say that there's a cycling Universe I'm so the Big Bang is an event when space gets very hot and very dense and filled with popsicles and that may happen again or some of the other theories I think of the moment but what happened but why the Big Bang is the way that it is who's got some very special features the Big Bang she could talk about it but inflation is the idea that space space X around before the Big Bang and he was expanding extremely fast no doubling in size in the most popular these theories every ten to the minus 37 seconds so she's point no no no no no Lowe's to close so you can actually served eyes away in the expansion slows down and all the energy that was taken it was causing that expansions Soda gets dumped into space and heat it up and make popsicles and that's what we called the Big Bang and those theories did slice extensions those say that that. Slowing down two times and little patches so most of the universe the overwhelming majority attention to those say that that. Slowing down just happens and little patches so most of the universe the overwhelming majority of the universe he's stealing placing that insane speed and that just little patches stop and they have big bangs so you got multiple universe is a Multiverse gold inflationary Multiverse and we are in one of those bubbles


    Brian Cox Explains Quark Gluon Plasma to Joe Rogan
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    I had to do hard things is usually useful the model and it wasn't just the Higgs boson particle that you guys are discovered what what is quark-gluon plasma shortly after the building and gluons the things that stick together constituents the protons neutrons which of the constituents are Atomic nuclei very high temperatures are high energy has been the presence of neutrons fall to bits and you end up with a soup of quarks and gluons and it's insanely dense right nuclei together a silver nuclei together at the LEC and that's when you make these kind of soup synuclein matter if you like very hot nucleya matter to explore that physics. Nuclear Physics wow and I was reading something about the the weight of of that stuff but like a sugar cube like what what is it what is the actual weight but depends on the sugar cube Neutron style material which is 100 million tons weight of quark-gluon plasma in almost incomprehensible you got something for you billions oh my God a cubic centimeter would weigh 40 billion tons good Lord as many collisions per second does you can generate and then they have a collision Crossing lace we can bury it but it said something like twenty-five nanoseconds The Mulch and you haven't make it interesting things like eggs Popsicles or whatever else may be out there waiting to be discovered that possible discovered that could be within the reach of the LHC and if this one that was in Texas had gotten built and it was more powerful than the LHC you have even more opportunity to do something like that these things are created by these collisions how long do they last fractions of a second so that the general rule physics impossible physics is it that the more massive it is basically the heavy things Decay into light things and so the only the stable popsicles are things like electrons and some of the clocks and it helped quite some time clock to stable things but everything tends to Decay very fast being used to measure it so what you say Collide by saywecanfly protons together and price on the got loads of stuff in the ugly ones and the quacks she got a big mess Festival so nice to be soloed bottom and top arm and strange reason they're two for the coffees at there is which identical in every way except the heavier so that the child in the strange clock and that's it and a heavy electron called him you on the telephone and another happy event drunk all the time unhappy ones decaying to the light ones with the points when you make them then outran very long and just answer your question what happens is that when they Decay they threw that decay products into a detector so we take a photograph of the Cascade of popsicles that comes from these came from now when they five bindings unexpected particles what happens then there's a study of them then there's two then everybody gets together and go okay what the hell is that what is that what we do so we want to know with a Higgs particle that we know what it does is it gives Mastiff everything so fundamentally the thing that gives Mass to all the other things in the universe at the most fundamental level so electrons for example and the up and down quarks eggs another reason we exist yet we got right back we wouldn't exist if it wasn't mass in the universe and the Higgs is ultimately responsible for that mess I keep the seed is it worth from the Higgs behaves what want to know is you want to know how that thing behaves and they went to see what a study is so you want to make a lot of them so you can take a lot of pictures of it and study a lot and say exactly how it does that and so that's what we doing


    Is Brian Cox Scared of Artificial Intelligence? | Joe Rogan
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    children's scared the s*** out of me yeah when he talked about it like he he talks about it like we're in the opening scene of a science fiction movie where he's trying to warn people and then they don't listen to to the genius and it goes south so it depends on this iag article out special general intelligence which is like What We Touch by Ilya human-like capabilities things to do it we haven't got them I mean miles away so the moment artificial intelligence his expert systems and very focused systems that do particular things you can eat them it's not what you might call middle-class jobs in the UK so white College jobs it's not actually people interested Universal basic income to sort of replace money that's going to be lost because there will be no jobs for all these people otherwise we have just a mask attached to someone's head necessarily this is kind of interesting because it hits that kind of intermediate level that usually escapes so you're right one of the answers used to text there's an example with a robot Factory okay you can have it but you pay the robot the same as you pay a person and then that money goes into funding Universal basic income agreed that the idea of its every-night style general intelligence taking over the world is miles away and then so whilst we might stop thinking about the regulation it's not going to happen soon is the general point I think so I would disagree with him on that I think I think it's too far in the future of the moment Titanite on the way to the laser near future we're going to be able to download your Consciousness into a computer you talk to computer experts it like this no way we're miles away from that exponential way where we really can't visualize it we can't even imagine how much advancement will take place over 50 years those 50 years something's going to happen that radically changes our idea of what's possible and I think he'll on shares its ideas well that it's going to sneak up on us so quickly the one it does go live it'll be too late system is to create jobs faster than it destroys them so you've always got to remember that is it government and its regulates is if you're going to align Technologies into the marketplace it destroy people's jobs it is your responsibility to find a way of replacing those jobs or compensation those people as you said he got break down so just need some meaning like they just giving them income I think is just going to makes my speculation but we can create Mass to spare even provide them you provide them with food and shelter they need people need things to do so it's there's going to be some sort of a demand to find meaning for people get them occupations give them something some tasks let's it seems to be one of the critical parts of being a person so we we need things to do that we find meaning in the only things we know of that have meaning that fine meaning and share meaning and believe in that we're going to need something like that if Universal basic income comes along I don't think it's going to be enough to just feed people and house them they didn't want something to do if you know a person is a you're doing something for an occupation in this is your identity then I'll submit occupation becomes irrelevant to the computer does it faster cheaper quicker going to have this incredible feeling of errand just not being valuable utopian so the version of this is everybody gots to do what we're doing now is make a living so thinking and creating the job that you don't write you can do the thing everybody want to do that I'll just everybody at the mindset well because everybody had an interest like that if everybody went on to make pottery and painting and doing all these different things that goes really wanted to do and their needs are met by you know the universal basic income money they receive every month but toy there's a lot of people I don't think have those desires and needs and to sort of forced send on to them at age 55 or whatever it's going to be I agree it's a big challenge but I think that in concept at least it's inevitable that we do have some sort of an artificial intelligence that resembles us or that resembles something like ex machina if people choose to create that we choose to create in our own image but that's very Godlike isn't it God created us in his own image I don't know that when I when I talk to people in the field as you probably have most of them say Do not to do it Byron that capability will see ourselves Willows will see their systems beginning to emerge and I will think about it I think 200 years ago if you wanted a photograph of something you want to picture something you had to draw it mean there was no photography 200 years ago just think of that is almost inconceivable no automobiles no photography something close earlier than that right you go back 500 years you have almost nothing it's crazy how we been quick it's so fast I mean that are streaming this so they're in their car and they're listening as they're driving on the road maybe they have a Tesla if they have an electric car they're driving down the road streaming two people talking with ones and zeros that are broken down and is some maybe they have a Tesla if they have an electric car they're driving down the road streaming two people talking with ones and zeros that are broken down and is some audible form and you can listen to it in your car that is bananas we've been quick so quick


    Freedom of Thought & Absolute Truth | Joe Rogan & Brian Cox
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    well I love the way you communicate this because it takes into consideration human nature and like I love Dawkins he's fantastic you think he's very very very valuable but he likes to call people idiots and the problem with that is people go f*** you you're an idiot it like is it a natural inclination when you insult people to argue back and to sort of dig their heels in and you don't do that and I think that's very important and I think that I like talking just gets frustrated from all these years of debates with people who is Educator saying ridiculous things he's a bit of a curmudgeon and only seems to be softening as he's getting older kind of softened a bit over the years actually because now I think at this point both in the US actually end in Britain and then some of the countries we are angry is United States cuz he's United and everybody you got the United American flag that you no sense of belonging in the country we should go to preserve and so I've stopped actually enjoy picking fights with Deepak Chopra on Twitter peaceful means well 818 combine all of us especially people like those you have a public voice we need to defuse some of this angered because otherwise it will consume everyone yes I tried very hard to evolve in that respect and just get better at communicating ideas and get better at understanding how people receive those ideas and I think that's theirs it's easy to get lazy into insulting to insult people I want to entertain people that's the whole I think in terms of discussing ideas especially that are so personal to people like religion Ivory examined the way I interpret these ideas in the way I talk about these things at the babies that have babies have done is 952 I think it was and Robert Oppenheimer did them in 53 I think it's fascinating you can get the transcripts online that free recording at the five-day tights over the other four and you believe it what do you raise them thinking in the way that nature full size you to think can be valuable in other areas and if so that's an inciting itself the great thing the unique thing about science is nature full size you to think like that have an opinion so if you think so sometimes it is a point like object May behave like a billiard ball thing to a ball that bounces around but sometimes it has like an extended thing like a wavy think a nature full size used to hold both ideas in your head at the same time you know this is a complete picture of the objects a description of an electron and he said that's the valuable thing about quantum mechanics he is valuable to be forced to hold different ideas in your head at the same time it's really teaching you not to be absolute Test example uses his cuz I think it was but you think that the individual is the only thing that matters and that's it but actually of course to have a function in society you need to make sure that we can waste it one way or the other but you need to hold both ideas in your head at the same time he said that cuz I thought that's what we talkin about subsets of what's actually happening you come on the side of the world by being an extremist yeah to hold all these views in your head that so often on this podcast because I talk with people I agree with and disagree with and I always try to put myself in the head of the person that I disagree with I will always try to figure out how they're coming to those conclusions or where they're coming from and I think it's so it it's so important not be married two ideas I got a conversation with someone about this and he said sometimes you change your opinions a lot I go yeah I do I do go back and forth no no no no no people need but it's as cruel as it seems they need motivation then and I don't know I bounce around with these things but I've tried really hard as I've gotten older to have less absolute opinions I'm still alive cuz I thought that the power they've given to the politicians asking ball would destroy everything didn't think that it would control the most valuable thing about science is the realization that we don't know and he said he said in that statement because science is satisfactory philosophy of ignorance when is the open do they open Channel he called it so if we want to make progress we have to understand that we don't know everything I'm have to leave things to Future generations and we can be upset and then we can change our minds and he said that that that is a great what last line of come exactly what he says what he said to communicate the volume to all future Generations that's the point that's what freedom of thought means what means freedom to change your mind blowing facts and that's what democracy is you think about it a try whenever system admission that we don't know how to do it Bethel change every 4 years will change the president years will change the president why because the president doesn't know how to do it that's it that's the road to progress you certainly better than love so much about Bertrand Russell and about fine there was how human they were they were very human me finding like the play the Bongos and just chasing girls and was addicted to Tobacco he would talk about how he wouldn't fly unless he could smoke like he had to get us was back when they had smoking sections on airplane I am being without tobacco so strange with a brilliant guy to be addicted to such a gross thing no then you've got no job do you have to be naturally comfortable with not knowing it was one thing I I really do think we was how do we begin to patch a country's back up again one of the reasons I think an education is to teach people the value of uncertainty but not knowing it did not weak right to not know it's actually not to know and they'll be afraid of its religion is to say that you know when you do not how do we begin to patch a country's back up again one of the reasons I think an education is to teach people the value of uncertainty but not knowing it should not week right to not know it's actually not to know and they'll be afraid of it with religion is to say that you know when you do not to say that you have absolute truth and absolute knowledge of something when it can't really exist


    Brian Cox on What it Means to be Human | Joe Rogan
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    Azalea that we all understand, Define is that a emerging prophecy that that has to be much if you got something this intelligent enough to replicate itself and leave them right when you are intelligent I don't know the answer to that but it could possibly be and does Consciousness have to have a local origin like does it have to come from a thing like if you think about the cellular communication. If you send me if you're in England can you send me a video from your phone and it reaches my phone it's getting to me through space is going through the sky it's like literally from a device not connected by any wires or anyting coming to me if if there's a possibility to create some sort of global intelligence through electronic that's non-local one piece of it falls off does the same it just repairs itself or figures itself out but it's the same Consciousness existing on a global scale through some sort of an electronic Network that instead of the what the idea that you and I have that Brian and Joe or do you have your mind I have my mind and we we exist as intelligent being separate from each other but instead of that that all of it is connected and that all of it is something that we can't even conceive up because our brains are too crude like trying to explain to you know Australia pithecus what a satellite is look at you but they are a colony of things that are autonomous in a sentence in the communicating with each other so I don't see why you can't scale that up in principle do you mean of the body it interacts with matter because I'm moving my hand around so whatever it is it's something they interact very strongly with matter but if you look at the history of particle physics in particular which is the study of matter we spend we spent decades Megan high-precision measurements of how matter behaves ninja ranks and we look for for example for V force of nature 704 force is gravity and that's what we know exists when we look for another one with ultra-high precision and we don't see any evidence of it so I would claim that we know how matter interacts at these energies the room temperature and I'll be done with no how matter interacts very precisely if you want to suggest this something else that interacts with matter strongly then I would say that it's ruled out Tri-State usage rule diet bikes for him and released this is extremely stressful and you would have to jump through a lot of Hoops to come up with the theory of some stuff that we wouldn't have seen when we observe timemaster interacts that is present in our bodies and presumably believe in the soul so that means that interact strongly with the master that is you really carries a pen we know how light interacts and we ruled out anything but the most subtle further interaction so why would I claim a joke similar argument actually so used to cut to him as well as roughly the same elegant so if you so this energy that's interacting with matter even if you are not moving at all if you're just thinking it's interacting with the matter that encompasses your mind or your brain or your nerves your neurons that it's something in there that's interacting with matter what do you like it or not so even just a simple thought process or a dream is still so it's interacting with Matt obviously cuz it your will isn't even if you're not moving if you're just thinking and you're completely still was not totally possible cuz your hearts beating in your breathing and all that stuff but if somehow or another you were able to isolate just the thought the thought themselves are still interacting with matter because they're interacting the brain itself so there's something in there that something insurance with the physical structure of your body and end and I would say there isn't that we so that's the woo-woo version is that the brain itself in the body the physicals of the the spiritual self you are merely an antenna that's tuning into the the the great consciousness of the universe then you have to answer what we know what we made of that we know how those popsicles behave and interact so why did it is not in any way you interact with that stuff cuz we everything that I'm doing right is interaction between that stuff in me such a very strong interaction with matter but we don't see it in all our Precision measurements but food for whatever reason for people there is some incredible motivation to find a Divine something or another that's there's something greater than this physical being that there's something what do you think that is like what is that compulsion that being human the answer to the finite beings right we should just clusters of atoms as we said before the very rare but we understand roughly have it how they came to be and we have a limited amount of time not actually unfortunately that the laws of nature The Beatles to be immortal immortality is ruled out by the laws of physics but also the basic physics of the universe going from The Big Bang to where we are today then the physics is driven by the fact that the Universe began in extremely altered state Susan very highly ordered system and it is tending to Oldham tell Dad system at the moments enesco the second law of Thermodynamics is that basic Common Sense thing that things go to s*** complexity emoji for a brief. Of time that the evolution of the UN is that you got. In time when there's complexity in the universe the stars and planets and galaxies in life and civilizations but they are they exist because the universe is decaying not in spite of the fact the university existence in a picture is necessarily finite limited and it is a remarkable thing that that complexity is got so far that there are things in the universe it is a remarkable thing that that complexity is got so far that there are things in the universe that can think and feel and explore it and I think that is Vance if you want an answer to the meaning of it all that you are part of the universe because of the way the laws of nature work you are allowed to exist but you're allowed to exist for temporary for small amount of time in a possibly infinite universe


    Joe Rogan Watches Ryan Bader KO Fedor
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    not his pants is bootcut the right give me some predictions Ryan Bader tkl second-round gun beigbeder unpack remember when it is big fights like you lost the rumble Johnson Jon Jones like a lot of the big moments he's got up sometimes Johnson shut about shatin f****** bounces head to the Moon that would make Ryan Bader be the heavyweight champ Cham Cham Cham Cham cham the light heavyweight one right now daddy says wake me up old s*** back is always said that's what I'm saying right now there's anything I really believe this I think if some is an egregious error and is a fight that stopped prematurely I think you should almost put it up to the vote of the internet I really do insane how about we have been an organization of esteemed ladies and gentlemen an organization of maybe 200 accepted martial artist world class martial artist people that Committee of 100 committee-of-the-whole Easton if you if you have those dumps girl you would be 100% probably degrees babies fight the fade or bro. approach what's up bro but like I don't have to do when I was almost like that and then turned over at the end of Arizona State left hook like how Rose knocked out you want to wreck so now I want to see that holyshit the top shelf. so crazy good for him I think a little bit of that but damn it's perfect punch he dropped his shoulder down to the body right much better get cracked like the hell that was a nice shop but it didn't appear to me you know that it was the heaviest shot ever I hate to say I Told You So to anybody but the young Fighters this kind of s*** is what I'm always trying to point out don't get caught up in the moment don't get caught up in war because every one of those will eventually there's going to come a time when that credit card bills going to come and you got all these charges and it just you don't have the money and you have to pay


    Joe Rogan on Possible Khabib vs. Floyd Mayweather Fight
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    for sure how could you look great phenomenal into looking at a 55 fight and on his feet a lot his his main objective is to take ammonia just talkin about I know he was three fights left it's up to me it's Tony I spacious p and 42 GSP yeah me too but I don't think I don't think it's I mean it's a terrible move for him to fight Floyd we would just let Floyd is the best boxer maybe of our era beanie of all time when he's he's undefeated teams the plum does UFC let Connor do that once now he's kind of we can barely get into fights with a hundred million dollars DN this fight when I'm ready again for that person's going to have leverage now they'll make him a giant start in the UFC tonight and let him jump over and do a co-promotion with Floyd Mayweather get any put that in the car and who else would they do it with the better question here's the thing if they have another Connor they do it the same way it's a way to make money if smart way to make money was a fun fight we watched it we got to see station with an education would appreciate martial arts because you really got to understand what a world-class top of the food chain maybe the best of all time box or does Hunan and you think we're going to pay for it I change for that I'm saying it was good for the sport and if someone comes along the different someone comes along it's not Floyd to someone else in the same situation arises again and is another opportunity to make a shitload of money they going to do it again at this point he's the one the greatest and we do here is Connor smokes in your stew beef smokes in here stylebender smokes in at what point do you feel like this stuff bad look man f****** torch what depends on whether or not it's obvious that they had no chance like with Connor the interesting thing is like he landed a couple of shots get up in Hugo okay if this guy could take this guy down or even just kick his legs interesting to watch someone even fail against them was way better at their sport the real question is you ever are you ever going to see a world-class boxer but tell me such James Toney he had been like really late in the game how was Vince Billups pot misato and K1 he was late in the game they're on their way out looking for money right after thoughts right for the most part for the most part would you ever think you're going to see like a a Crawford into MMA lomachenko stepping MMA in their Prime I think so why would you give me how much money I know living room being killed the pay-per-views think I don't think you're right well that's what you'll see why you think many more people stepped in and try to fight Floyd right now right now they set it up in two months I guarantee you it would sell at least a million paid who was the Floyd last but was a Pacquiao and then Tim Bradley tripac Yeldon Tim Bradley never tired right and the Pacquiao got the giant the most pay-per-view numbers ever but then Tim Bradley if I'm correct only got a few hundred thousand like 300,000 fight Andre Berto that only gets 350,000 or something like that pay-per-view buys Denning Floyd Conor fight Conor and it's millions of pay-per-views and he could beat it would still be better than fighting any of those other guys would still be better than fighting any of those other guys


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Henry Corrales KO'ing Aaron Pico
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    Savage, especially where you belongs right here and he's just he just everything so well everything from his defense to strangling a world champion boxer with his hands up elbow little bit little bit view the body speechless I like seeing a young man get hit like that that was crazy oh no that's back out cold how cold too big bombs one more time Instinct right there that could stop you hear your time that you got this progression that's not he could have taken him down who's going to stop Aaron Pico from taking it down do all things as you get that guy hurt the way he got that heart. Got hurt if your objective okay it's easy to be Monday Monday Morning Quarterback right but if ejected looking at right now I would say objective looking at right now I would say she would take him down


    The Secret to GSP's Success | Joe Rogan
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    do all those things is that the other guy has to not know what you're doing that was George st-pierre's greatest strength correct you never knew when he was punching you or was taking you down and you were always you were always behind cos2x I guess so f****** good at that he's not the best wrestler in the best if figuring out how to do things you didn't know what was coming next where you always go to get for us a hobby and ham or a phenomenal combination so intellectually so smart rationally he's not like you're going to go in there and you can f*** him up none of that it's all about overloading his mind is all very rational very technique based very the psychology based but the reason I'm it would make that juice be so good also is he didn't know what he was doing but he's facing that high-level competition sit there and f****** box Olympia Lucy's wrestling I was going to see some different mix it up when he had hair John to he goes to his success is it super simple he's going to either think he's either going to think jab or is that actually really jaby or faint take down or actually take take you down so that was always a faint before everything have a great check of your ego and an understanding of the consequences George find out where you where you where you had a weakness I mean YouTube of Joe Rogan Kevin GSP but you know what I would never try to sell it to him if I didn't have anything but one that came out of that same meeting with danaher we were in the restaurant danaher set it up cuz you told me afterwards that he sent me up he kind of heard so he's like I'm looking for someone to teach your back is a nude I would never have tried to sell it to him if I didn't have anything but when that came out of that same meeting with John her we were in the restaurant cuz he set me up he kind of heard so he's like I'm looking for someone to teach GSP how to throw a toning side


    Joe Rogan & CO. on Yoel Romero
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    fight who's the most elite athlete is in the UFC yoel Romero wrestler Cuba f****** homeboy brother die ass don't need to download its information turmeric Tig Notaro


    Joe Rogan & Eddie Bravo on MLK Conspiracies
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    35252 area de filho Derby thank you so I don't get any drunk cuz becomes like a gremlin when you get warm. I didn't mean to go down this road all the Mike Baker did you hear the house I watch my Baker's and then I went down a rabbit hole on YouTube on MLK conspiracy speaker from the CIA is convinced that someone helped change over it I'm not drinking this Sapphire is a lot of YouTube videos on that by the way on MLK that's that's just one of the most likely together in a way that could disrupt power it was just a shell there's one of those where there's pictures of him and the Rothschilds and Rockefellers we're hanging out partying partying f*** just white girls well I would too if I was him child in the Rockefellers we're hanging out partying partying f*** just white girls well I would too if I was him


    Joe Rogan on Greg Hardy
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    when was that his debut because he's never fought but don't know haven't fight in the a smaller organization to a large-scale organization to have a guy who's a guy who's coming in from Pro wrestling's got a big fan base to it the right way and then eventually make your way into a big organism I'm at work I was fading quick we were talking about in your green room he's pretty good enjoy this I heard you got download a lot of information so maybe he's working a lot on striking but you can't cover Jiu Jitsu kickboxing wrestling Boston a lot of dudes are hard f****** time do you have sales like or It Strike Force rather I was like oh my God like you can actually fight those are scared of them like he was seen was moving in the right way it wasn't do anything wrong you taken guys down smashing them in the physical power that he had was just a stupid


    Joe Rogan - Cain Velasquez vs. Ngannou
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    do you want to just f****** God it's like Sunday to Sunday I could do it I might thinking about just f****** flying to Phoenix I never go to a live UFC is a fan but I want to see Kane versus in Ghana glasses what is the date for Sunday night the 17th blocked triclosan and then punched in the face until it's I don't think so know you might not hate to agree with Brian Kenny Chesney US Bank JD S420 is f****** danger unless you're the image of card is lost second fight you got to remember he just f***** up Curtis blaydes I totally forgot about that and forgot about it that's why I have a hard time getting in the arena


    Joe Rogan on Antifa Not Knowing How to Fight
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    f****** brawl breaks out I'm watching it two tables girls and guys and there's a girl in the Middle with their fists up like she took three f****** Thai Boca High doll classes and hits one of the bouncers I watch this out about to come across the room and drop her like a f****** use rubber I mean hit her like she was a guy oh my God every time you see a fight at a football game of stanzas women involvement yet they really f****** think I'm sorry but legislation can't f****** legislate the DNA out of us and they're always in the middle that you notice Denali. They're starting fights with people and they have zero idea how to fight the swing at people did you see that one guy a guy swings at this guy with a bat with a baton the guy catches the Baton in his head snaps back and his head bounces off of concrete when he falls down it's awful to watch like what the fuc made you think you could just hit a man with a stick cuz you guys disagree with each other not even after 5 but I had to be somebody's Auntie. They sound like almost swishy swishy is just like any other group of people they give you a community or whether it's a criminal organization or what you know what whatever it is fall in line with the sensibilities of that organization and then you do what you can to support that organization you're a valued member and then you know you start wearing the f****** ski masks and hitting people with sticks and everybody practicing karate in the park cuz I think they're going to be able to defend themselves the whole thing is ridiculous but because their life has no value outside of it and when I grew up I always thought that people in the left were peace-loving that what that was what the the the the knock was there but you're seeing now people in the left like these certain factions of them not all of them but people are calling for violence do violent pacifists ironically I've ever seen a more punchable face kid with the Maga hat like Razer eidolon drone have you ever seen a more punchable face empathy for young people to like young people that that don't fall in line with their ideas they don't give a f*** the right the f*** that kid punch him thrown in jail


    Joe Rogan - Mel Gibson is an Intense Guy
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    doesn't my mom down there to a dr. Neil Riordan cuz ya and Mel Gibson's dad was 92 when he went down there was in a wheelchair is all f***** up eight years any walk-ins at hundred years old is fine well it's only the booze that makes him racist because I was f****** guys my hero f****** love Mel Gibson ever made a bad movie I mean made it himself you know I think he's a very intense very unusual eccentric guy I just being around him you yet the sense of his energy


    Joe Rogan: 'Ace Ventura' is Transphobic
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    detective with my eight year old and my ten-year-old still I didn't realize how transphobic that f****** movie is the boiler alert the whole premise is that it was Ace Ventura Pet Detective finds a tiny Ruby at the bottom of this dolphin tank that is missing from a Miami Dolphins ring and he finds out through this exhaustive search that the one guy who he couldn't account for his ring was a kicker who f***** up the World Series or those the Superbowl rather so in the movie at the end of it the reveal is that Sean Young is really diss football player who wants to get back a Dan Marino because Danbury to go psycho because the world hates him because he blew the kick so he's a guy pretending to be a woman in Ace Ventura made out with him and just like every other cops are throwing up everyone's throwing up directions to did anybody can get those in an afternoon but what about this and he pulls her pants down and then he goes by and then everybody sees her and she's got her legs together so you can't see your penis and then from behind you see her junk is pressed up against her butt cheek cuz she's tucked her penis and so the cops all starts throwing up and then cop start cleaning cops at made out with her start cleaning their mouth off to start chewing giant while they are at the end and he points to the fact that Sean you look they all start throwing up look everyone's throwing up this is Dan Marino's throwing up and also the Dolphins freaking out everyone's freaking out it is so insanely transphobic maybe someone woke left might disagree with you right now you transphobic for defending this horrible cisgendered heteronormative and I guess this is a great thing I need the remoralization project is working because when I saw that I'm sure is I don't know what year did that come out I want to say was before I came to Hollywood transphobia was not a thing that's good is the Overton window being shrunk too small how do you feel about the flag yes or no I don't know that one with that one this one they yanked the Dukes of Hazzard off television forever because the Confederate flag is on the roof of the generally did not follow that you cannot watch to heathermoor you cannot watch it it's not on television anymore used to be on TV Land all the time can you get it Skynyrd like nineteen seventy something and they have a vagina that I thought in the bathroom other bathroom the in the background that was there like Southern Pride this idea of Southern Pride it was okay to have that flag I'm face play for trying to get when it comes to the realm of Art and movies and books leave it alone try to leave it alone as much as possible generally a very good strategy don't want to be in the book Banning movie Banning TV Banning business because the guy's name was Jim that was the name in the book cuz that's how people talk back then and I think we need to keep that stuff as a time capsule to show how racism was so yes yes important to show the progress like Ace Ventura like you she likes for Trans people for history coming on from you Joe Rogan about the country just like any other country but it is a democracy and its trying best in a really rough neighborhood and we'll go like I want you to see what the occupation looks like like I think that's something that's really important to see to get a full picture of it I was fascinating because that was kind of a vacation trip to but that's such a unique culture cuz Thailand is run by the king orc if you can criticize the king your your f***** like you're in real trouble and his pictures everywhere everywhere those pictures of him in the throne like wearing like super nice clothes and look good but the people are so kind they're so friendly and they're always smiling and they have you know there's a lot of people that you'll into that have very little yet they don't seem to be having a problem with that they wear flip-flops you're on the highway there's three people on a motorcycle has a baby in a basket and I'm not bullshiting it's so on you and you know me and my family we had we go somewhere we always have long conversations about like what was interesting about it for you like did you think like a twenty-two-year-old to all girls into me about it is first of all I love exposing his little people to different parts of the world so they get to see like what this is like you know like we we are like show on the map this is America we're over here crazy and just to realize I human beings are the same but different or the same everywhere but there's a different way we choose to interact with each other and one of the things that happens as we fall into their way when we go there like we go to Italy we say gratzi you know we start the I try to start running stone crab I think that's why I said it's like sent like hello take good morning yeah and but they all say that and everyone makes a lotus flower with their hands it's so common everywhere you go people greet you and they do this and it's such a warm friendly peaceful way of greeting each other and so what are things we talked about I was like you know everybody's like way more friendly and like greeting in this thing about class B their hands together they all agree to do it and everyone swear it's like unique pattern that people can fall into and people fall into all sorts of patterns they fall into like really aggressive patterns of the honking at people on the road and driving real fast and then they fall into these peaceful patterns and some of its dictated by culture some of his dictated by climate some of his dictated by the economic situation in the world are in but it's it's such a weird trip to go to different places and see like okay yeah if I lived over here this is how I rock it that you were in flip-flops and shorts and and I did I get around this way and this is the kind of food that I would eat and tell me the real spicy because you know you kind of have to have those spices actually protect against bacteria because they're they're at they're actually antibacterial was it did Grant f****** amazing we took some classes we learn how to cook over there yeah it was amazing was amazing but my allergic reaction to some of the bugs over there and get and yukino you think like what about diseases that kill people than anything ever ignore people have died from malaria than anything old malaria shots on malaria medication because he was going to visit his kids in Egypt we got to take the stuff he was drinking you not supposed to drink on it and she was she had to take the stuff he was drinking you not supposed to drink on it and she was


    Joe Rogan Tells Humiliating Heckler Story
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    when's the right time to move to LA or New York never or whatever but nobody is saying that appreciate his honesty you know well I just think that it requires an obsession you're not like fully abscess you're probably not going to put the thought process in the effort into any not going to survive the bombings know the bombings like the they test your soul it's just nothing worse than feeling that amount of hate where it where it were dead silence are you f****** kidding me can we f****** go home now and meet Jesus Christ like audibly audibly in the silence oh my God I just said I hear that guy in my dreams on stage once you're f****** terrible and I was like he's right I didn't even respond Chicago Comedy Fest when I found I found the booklet from it recently like cleaning out my house and 2001 and it was Doug Stanhope Swardson Kyle who else f****** bill Dwyer bunch of random like awesome people but age and Aaron still drank man wasn't drinking way back in the the 80s know they start drinking again she was mad at him because she got bumped haha and and so she was saying he sucks the audience and like she was running I was kind of like this is a free-form room Autobots versus when you kill an easy one person to Front Row like this old lady was scowling older lady like she was like halfway into my ACT still had this look on her face like I don't know yeah I had an old lady like that store the other day older lady like she was like halfway into my actions still had this look on her face like I don't know


    Joe Rogan | Louis CK's Jokes Are The Same As Before He Got in Trouble
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    pop-up Bar Louie Smith stand up a really good point about that and you took that movie and filmed it in the movie theater and then put it online you would be you go to jail that's right you're a criminal you're stealing his work yet but they think they can ruin his work cuz he jerked off in front of some people I don't even know if it's bad He's Able I was at the wasn't Governors it was a brokerage which is the same owners few years ago and I'm up here doing my s*** and working on a new hour 56 I'm working on new steps old material boarding my ship do you get it to all the other fans it listened to it for sure and also it's not fair because these bits are never done like if you want to release it Half Baked like wouldn't when you first start working on a bit you have a promise you got kind of an idea where it's gone course and then it eventually becomes a busy would put on a special right and they get it halfway or quarter and it looks as if it's done you doing a bit that's complete yeah they it becomes old what are some of the things that people are saying about Louis that the material sloppy is not like his old stuff he came to the store and saw him working on a set like a few years back you would see the same kind of stuff I got a couple, but I put my last special out there like always doing the same when I was working on it route to copy of Agony and it seems like you're doing something that they can do just talkin oh I know just talkin I can talk because no other art form like that or it's just talkin that's exactly right nobody yells at a concert nobody f****** you know I can play baseball team that your coffee but it's stand out because people have made their friends laugh difference, can I call people out when they look bored with me or they have their arms folded I got that smug look on your face I know you could do this to but you'd rather work at the f****** Mattress Factory 80 hours a week making f****** $400 does people have their work in the Mattress Factory right now listening this going man f*** you am I getting it tonight in San Diego I have to pay you a lot of money to build me a mattress like that name has races it's not gunmetal the company of veterans and make the coffee probably put it back up tonight so I brought that up don't worry about it the Louis CK set you know it was very similar in my opinion to all the s*** that he did before he got in trouble very very similar about kids I mean but he was a darling of the left back then and he has allowed to get away with that yes if he tried to do that say metier if he hadn't done that then and instead did that now people would be f****** horrified what is it you about offending women or today's feminist what it did they are at the in my opinion always political correctness that we hate so much shut. They are at the curb well the fat chicks emotion very sensitive you can't you can't cross them because people are realizing now that they can make an impact things that I read cuz he's doing his thing in Pittsburgh he was doing the Improv in Pittsburgh and this lady who wrote the article wrote that he's making people put their cell phones and bags much like comedians data challenge Joe Rogan do she is my name to he did have done it before but I only did it when I was filling my Netflix special didn't want people put the material at work I was releasing the special it was too much of a pain in the ass but the only reason why I was doing it had nothing to do with this she said because they know words can offend I want the consularized I'm going to put it on Netflix amount of laughs with the minimum amount of of people getting it the wrong way right so this at all about worrying and sitting upright listening to it and maybe there's a better way and you can't do that if somebody releases your s***'s right these people that don't know, Dee and they're saying it's like you've no idea what the process is like you just don't and if you if you do you would respect and appreciate right and the people that are Comics that don't respect and appreciate the process like that's where we are now make an impact you can have a reaction just like the people yelling at her you know that did she said she said oh my grandma to be rolling over in her grave and they can have some sort of an impact we're going to get Louis CK banned from here you know we're going to get Nick depalo kicked out of this club you can't come to this club you talk negatively about women and women's empowerment you know that didn't she said she said oh my grandma to be rolling over in her grave something and they can have some sort of an impact we're going to get Louis CK banned from here you know we're going to get Nick depalo kicked out of this club you can't come to this club you talk negatively about women and women's empowerment


    Rogan & Di Paolo ARGUE Over Trump's Lying
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    Sam Harris podcast very f****** interested because they're they're talking about what we actually know about the data and where it's coming from and how these people are doing this and how they're setting things up yeah that guy when I talk about him again that clip of this Russian who is a former KGB guy explaining how it works is going down exactly what kind and Putin is occasionally guy don't cry shh it's this idea that Trump's working with him is f****** well I don't know about that I don't think he's worked with him to undermine democracy but I definitely think they've got some business dealings mean they were offering him to Trump that's not illegal to Penthouse in Trump Tower illegal said I don't do any dealings with Russia I don't have any business with Russia he definitely did this is not true it won't we'll see we can pull it up with spider all the things look at my salon., social media I don't know but I'm not I'm not claiming to be any sort of an expert in legal proceedings I have no idea but that's why I called it dershowitz I think she was working with Trump team a day cuz I don't know what's making that claim I don't know the exact who is Saint inaccuracies you doubt the truth you think this all lie that is made up the factory last lot of lies about what the definition of a lie just mean they can't lie the total figure visiting to 7600 so you think they just made up all these lies with Hillary and you can go to go to Fox News and then put all that pull up an art gallery was inaccurate whataboutism is a whataboutism bi when someone talks about something and instead of refuting with facts Eagle yeah what about Hillary what about Bill Bill did it to what about this Hillary in the Washington Post I think they they they rig the primaries against right I'm with you statement like that and then said this many inaccuracies when Bill Clinton was in office so I think a lot of our or Hillary I'm so whatever I'm sure there was some inaccuracies but first of all when Bill Clinton was in office they weren't they, Obama's I don't know but that's a whataboutism me I'm saying we're just talking about Trump you were saying the Trump doesn't lie and they're saying you lies did he doesn't write I'm sure sometimes when you talk in that lies 1900s that mean the dossier what dossier the fake dossier Christopher Steele that they use to get the fisa application call the folks tell me a story is everything Trump has done what is the story The Steele dossier that Hillary used they went to court and they went the DNC office is Christopher Steele was a British guy had connections in Russia that was all in the Steele dossier and their application to get a fisa warrant to spy on Trump during his campaign that's fact that's not me being a right winger that is fact okay but the fact that but like that you don't know that. I remember that now when Obama said it would help care that you could keep your Healthcare in all that give me an example of trump with that big of a lie well listen I told you I'm not at all politicians lie salon.com gotten more done than any other Administration okay this is Ally so true blah blah blah okay and be safe okay so I'm just reading what it's in front of me said that he intended the UN moment to Garner a laugh that is repeated his claims seriously since okay so he says that my alternative the Administration has accomplished more than almost any Administration in history the country so this is just that legislation Trump aside plenty of bills and first use of President Barack Obama in his first two years has significantly more sign significantly more okay this is just one thing I mean I'm sure there's many many other things that you can keep going over and over again I'm with you I'm not saying lying bullshiter but I'm just saying all the sudden they keep score when it went as opposed to how much you realize you're a lot bigger is about her f****** server in about the Steele dossier but that is huge that is getting under covered like nobody's been Watergate when they unmasked General Flynn that that that dwarfs Watergate conversation frequent to call Trump a bigger liar than every other politician is an exaggeration I don't know either but I think the way he lies is unusual I think it's the number of usable unusual you don't think so he he exaggerated statements like that is an exaggeration although he did do a lot that's for a couple years would never get credit for it and I won't unless you watch Fox News you're not going to but would you agree that as you get older you become more like more conservative know I was always a bit of a dick I thought it was no I would say that was what do they say about a few young young and conservative you have no soul no heart old and liberal girl you have no mind here and I like that I love you as a person you're a great guy I like you alot always happy to see you but yet you and I hear get a little heated. This type of this is politics this is how divisive politics are ever even a person like me whenever I would never f****** I would never leave here going no you know I'm a lot of people out right yes yeah I'm not afraid of it. Happy birthday to bad vibes and bad feelings then this is one of these but this is one thing that makes people tow the line the fear of this kind of altercation the fear of this kind of like you don't want that from inside your party so you right you start using they and them you start thinking that everyone should be able to use any bathroom that they feel like they identify with you start you start going along the it's one of more interesting things about politics is that if you tell me that you are Republic and I can kind of guess your stance on God I can kind of guess your stance on being pro-life pro-choice second amendment rights like all those things for the fall in line and it's very interesting very interesting how you use sort of adopt not you but people sort of adopt a whole group of things when you decide you're Republican or Democrat right I don't but see I don't think I follow that you are Republic and I can kind of guess your stance on God I can kind of guess your stance on being pro-life or pro-choice second amendment rights like all those things for the fall in line and it's very interesting very interesting how you use sort of adopt not you but people sort of adopt a whole group of things when you decide you're Republican or Democrat right I don't but see I don't think I fall into that


    Nick Di Paolo Was Punched By a Woman After a Show | Joe Rogan
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    it was a twenty-year-old bipolar girl I was at Levity Live I did a show came offstage went into the green room for a few minutes and then came back out and I was standing to the left of the stage and I don't always shake hands and do all that s*** after the show I just don't feel it's in the job description sometimes I'll do it sometimes I want but some people to come up and shaking hands and taking pictures and this guy approaches me so look like you stands to my right and he goes can I get a picture of the Gulf Shores stand on my right I'm looking at him talking to him he's like yeah enjoy the show but my daughter wanted to punch you in the face he didn't even finish the word face and I get suckered from this side and you know she was in the f****** room all seven bam and I mean bam I mean f****** you know I could feel the eye closed and immediately you know and I looked right at him this is how instant or even when I was in shock I could did you just f****** set me up no it's nothing like that Matt he didn't jump in and he didn't jump in and then go to his daughter and I was kind to this day believe it was complicit. He was complicit in it but she thought I was racist and sexist me while there was a table of black people Dominican it was a very different crowd absolutely loved it coming to my defense after that happened nobody get offended either friend of mine I've seen you many times you wanted to be enough political that night that she had Birkenstocks on and you know I'm still pursuing it sat down at the table before we left the house he knows what I did for comedy and he behaved he didn't have the balls to do it himself before I leave here funniest this is what's funny about it for years people tell me that you don't keep your temper in check at buy buy you know you like I betrayed you don't hear that for years after this happened they're all gone or that night I can't remember and you said like a helicopter blade I was belly laughing provide you a little like weapon this leg kicker you could lose your vision may not 200% possible happens bibeault I had a slight concussion she really f****** caught me flush I'm not shocked especially if you didn't know what, what would you have done if I wouldn't have done what I think that's a real problem cuz you seen that video that giant 645 guy who punched that 11 year old girl in the face definitely shouldn't have walked up to wear a sweater and she definition of pushed him first but he definitely should not punch her in the face is big giant f****** guy with a nice shot you don't want you don't want to punch a girl you don't want to hit it and I didn't don't we don't want to go into that reptilian part of your brain either that just responds to being assaulted. That was killed at 5 I thought you were going to folder I was trying to be mean to people on there I was nice to that lady for a long time until she's finally tell her she's going to she's going to get hit me with a cigarette in like listen you're not doing anything making this point you want true gender equality do if we had it I could have f****** knocked her the f****** and everybody went you know what you had it coming. We all went home well they would have been because I wasn't drinking is it is a kid do a black-headed walking down the street and some black neighbor and he's rapping some s*** and this planet kid walks up behind like a wife beater and whines up from his a******* with an open hand it would blow your is out if you had that but I was proud of myself and that's why I was laughing after the incident I'm so proud of myself but for once that I was dumped in the room and I know I know the times we're living in it wouldn't matter the circumstance of toxic masculinity if if I croaked her well I don't know man if somebody punches you and you punch your back I don't know what the f****** rules are about I go I think she's obviously very small problem cuz she's small but you shouldn't be how many people now what you said you were working on it likelier is still in the middle of it like what's going on with it yes I am pursuing it and they it's just so you can tell they don't give a fuk the VA was a woman in that county and now she's off the case for some reason they shuffled her but they went you know it should be a salt aggravator something of course you can't go cuz if you don't get that I can't sue her civilly if I lost that would hurt my case that's the logic they were telling me so they're trying to get her with like second-degree harassment and now there is a new woman on the case and she said they've been making her go to you know anger management and cuz she has mental issues and I'm not looking for money I just want to make an example of her so but wonder why not pursuing is assault with clearly assault I'm fine really feel like you're up you're not in a wheelchair you're not but yeah it was a lawyer who was a marine and I said he he contacted me and he put me in touch with a Russian woman who took about three of my calls and she got tired because it was no money involved and he hooked me up with another guy another lawyer right now I'm dealing with but yeah they will all right up front that there is no money involved in your not permanently you're not going to let you know but I just I don't want money and this guy sort of agreement to Sandra funguys Marine he just wants to make an example she said that was racist and sexist now so I just want to make so she's not that not she lives in around but it's the f****** old man that was complicit in it I think he actually used hers is like a weapon that night it seems like you'll be way harder to prove that she was that he was complicity and it would be too I agreed that you punch to Niagara did she apologize ever never you know they took it like a psychiatric hospital so they saying you know you know I just want to make an example of her that's all I don't I'm not looking for but but next time I will hit back to be how you damaged I want to lose my knee I just want a donut


    Trump's Nickname for Nancy Pelosi? | Joe Rogan & Nick Di Paolo
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    yeah I was laying on the couch, that's f****** he's talking about I'm laying on the couch and I hear about somebody dying in avalanche and I watched it on TV and I left cuz I would never f****** be dropped off in a helicopter at the top of the mountain to go snowboarding yeah and then they die and laughing my balls off eating a bag of chips were the one person has never called anybody anything is Nancy Pelosi and people like why hasn't come up with a nickname for her yet yeah you know Cricket 7 science joke about that is like it's countdown until Trump called Hillary a kind of a nickname if you were going to help him like if he hired you like Nick, I need a solid Republican, to help me with my one-liners what do you think when I called her on my shelter for her the the leathery nippled like a lion Ted naughty Nancy what do they call Hillary crooked Hillary crooked Hillary how about a yeast infection represents the working-class you know she has f****** walls around her Mansion meanwhile people laying their own feces in San Francisco with @lauraloomer check the chick that are handcuffed herself to Twitter she hop Nancy's fence and he started setting up like a champ or don't I don't think I do walstra but when we have the machine guns and tanks well-named throws like I took a lethal Force that's not even on the plate so it's too medieval to pick somebody off as they climb well I'm froze like I could you don't have to kill I'm serious about that you're going to laugh OK and I cuz you don't have to but seriously I love how we rule out lethal Force as far as protecting a board that's not even on the plate so I update to Medieval to pick somebody off as they climb into bed


    Joe Rogan | "Toxic Masculinity" is a Dumb Phrase
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    constructed obstacles will genders you know that gender itself it is they should come here and take a look at your place that would shut shut the argument that dog male male gender that and the problem is in this Society male energy mail thinking mailing is vilified and you're you're taught to think of something wrong with being masculine imagines reason why we don't speak German okay stop exactly mail people is because there's other places that will take away your s*** until your people and or any rain delay bad thing mail does not equal evil just because there are evil men they are evil mad cuz we don't let her evil evil women to doesn't mean all winter Evite dated three of them cisgender cisgender tsro normative imposing in Norms like as if heterosexuality is normal well did you see what was the story couple days ago and it was in California hear a beautiful state of California and they tryna the heat you can't say he is she as they now but yeah we're everywhere had her in the the meeting the actual Town Hall of city where they passing do onions and at the end she goes my my grandma my grandma teacher wouldn't approve it as she's rolling around but we won't hear from her she said her and somebody called her out on it see during committee hearings oh look at her with her perfect f****** liberal haircut Newt Gingrich is haircut alike are some people would space and some people are just hilarious corrected her usage and gold demand that she use the word they or them they demanded to this is the problem with all this s*** is demanding the trying to control people to telling people what to do when not to do and it's about power a lot of his stuff is about power agree to other people to comply it's half the game the game people to comply that bite and you start with language you could change people's behavior through language is the definition of political well that's what he said that fascism is just political correctness with good manners that are pretty fascism with good manners yeah how about we saw a clip of when he was talking fascism with good manners yeah how about we saw a clip of elodea Governor's when he was talking about this how you know Millennials whoever demanding what we call them yesterday or them


    YouTube Is Censoring Conservatives | Joe Rogan & Nick Di Paolo
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    that's why people come to it yeah you can't get the truth from the mainstream media while trying to explain to a friend who was talking about doing a podcast deal with a network sounds like stop I can't do one thing that you can have when you get it could be mainstream it's free of everything up free of any influence and you're going to let a bunch of pencil pushers and compressors they're going to tell you what you can and can't say which direction can and can't go you know they're going to try to influence you but isn't Google doing that now with conservatives like shutting down Dennis Prager you going into business with them where you were podcast you're free and independent probably the only thing in the world where you can be completely free and independent still reach millions of people who really is the only thing in the world bungled what I'm saying Google on YouTube right right and people like Dennis Prager religious right guy is and she'll get shut down on YouTube and shut down what happened to him cuz I'm I'm completely ignorant about this is the first time I'm hearing about that this is going to go to the Supreme Court so they pulled and so they took his page down they said he can't have a a page on YouTube anymore yeah you remember what it was about not specifically but I know it was labeled hate and if you listen to this guy for 10 minutes to the most congenial fair-minded you know but he's he's Jim Douglas Maria's he's actually her who is he's a he's an intellectual from England who wrote about wrote the book or about immigrants in Europe called The Strange death Islam in the strange death of Europe and he's basically talking about how people from these countries that have immigrated into Europe are changing the culture of changing the culture and there's all sorts of you know games and things are happening to didn't exist before and people developing these communities of like-minded people that didn't exist but I know goes on and he saying that this is you know this is fundamentally dangerous but the he's saying it from a point of perspective of understanding the actual facts involved and talking about the situation and people that don't respect homosexual extremely Antiquated not aligned with European values in modern Western World right the Heat and Sam Harris had a conversation and that conversation got flagged on YouTube it got flak someone put it up in there do you make it like a little watchlist what is it called when it was a call of the list you can we put it on YouTube on your channel where you could the playlist get so he puts it on his playlist and he gets a computer a community guideline strike against him for putting up his conversation between two intellectual conversation with this lady YouTube and it will why why would you do that why why does that get she was both hate speech I go to hate speech and you talking about to intellectual having a discussion about a real thing is happening right now in Europe you're saying hate speech if you listen to the podcast has used just facts or just the way she said it power but it's also a lot of irresponsible power power but but bed but my point is that cracking down on people who lean right whether it's Twitter yes and I'm 100% And that's a big f****** problem hate speech what's the name of the alphabet how about when you disagree with a liberal or whatever you're arguing with it always while you're a hater they would keep saying that and that's what it turned into to get you just dissed a great you're a hater now that you're a bigot or racist 2-butene agree with Obama's policies you're a bigot or a racist and and that s*** works that that's been working for the left the years but now that the social media Google controls almost all the information that's why it's so dangerous so it look up the appraisal is the first example that comes to mind 18 or something like that and they were fighting and having a lawsuit against that saying that what they have in their videos or not shouldn't be behind that like that wall whatever that is they also then but this is my point you have to go to YouTube to get the store yesterday they had ads blacklisted from Spotify so they had to ask that were initially approved and now they have been disapproved and they haven't really explained soaps of but his page is still up you know Corolla. Yeah I believe asking about it yeah well but the YouTube page is still up it's ups is it right now bro just got a million subscribers I don't know about a backup Maybe no I believe you so my point being is he's big top big tech companies a question conservative very very very cool the way to go about something like this one is not to shut them down to have a debate exactly and that's not happening well you know what you saw the Google memo you saw what happened with that guy when he provided all this information about one of the reasons why women don't get into Tech and they labeled him as a massage in it woman-hater that's all he said he was brought up a numbers of males going to science and math he didn't say women not good at it and he got f****** can from operacje you can't have anything that's fascism if it disagrees with the Orthodoxy they'll come down and you didn't even if it's factual like James D'Amore and you could clearly back it up you could look at the the actual numbers I put a page-and-a-half in there on strategies for encouraging women to get an attack if you was a real massage working for hold them are why we doing all this research if you guys completely ignore every time it comes out right like you're pretending This research is not valid This research is its its scientific information that shows that certain types of people are more interested in different things we've known that forever that's why boy toys and girl toys are different cuz boys and girls like the Google memo bright that was what started off now all these intellectuals came to his side they look why we doing all this research if you guys completely ignore every time it comes out right like you're pretending This research is not valid This research is its scientific information that shows that certain types of people are more interested in different things we've known that forever that's why boy toys and girl toys are different cuz boys and girls like different s***


    Mainstream Media's Trump Rhetoric | Joe Rogan & Nick Di Paolo
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    Aberdeen exposed him yes I remember reading that you know people get on television the Reed of a teleprompter you think that they seemed really it remember he won on Jeopardy against regular people is he still write for there is Wolf Blitzer - $4,000 Conan but he was really really bright Donna brazile have the notes for Hillary before the f****** Bernie yes member that would discredit yet f*** Bernie as a primary business sure when was it that way with push a different world back then does that the only reason the only reason most of them hate him alpha male blonde haired blue-eyed f****** billionaire that is that's the embodiment of the devil for the left they never bring that up on the show as opposed to Obama going all you can keep your Healthcare I mean the f****** in oh definitely a Salesman but always a little bit I mean vikingweb guy might Baker from the CIA if he did anything remotely like what Hillary did he'd be in jail for 30 years as far as people being held accountable and both sides that's well maybe would have been different if Hillary made it through maybe you would have been different terms of like media coverage if she actually became president I would have sucked their ass I think so came out and people have an understanding about the inner workings of the party look it's dirty dirty business


    Joe Rogan on Russian Troll Farms
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    into this recent Sam Harris podcast and it is f****** fascinating how much Russian troll farms and all these fake accounts and what they're trying to do and what one of the things you're trying to do it when Jamie was saying was that that kid with the Maga hat with a Native American beat the drug out of them was posted by this website that turn down for real troll Farm but it was in Brazil was it was a blogger in Brazil they just going to ask Twitter what's going on with this account and by the time that ask them it just suspended accounts gone but you said they suspended account because the account was a fake account thought it was supposing as a California teacher they trying to get people again up truck but you're doing that intimately people need to understand that this is actually really happening and do we need their help a podcast about this where they talk to people that actually worked in these troll farms and that these people were they they would both be left-wing and right-wing as one of the things that they're talking about on the Sam Harris podcast it's I think it's called war of information but they'll pose as like pro-choice people and say ridiculous yes like over the Opera hashtagme are in there they're heading but they have nothing to do with that they're just Russians and they're just trying to get people riled up and you see people jump on board in but I was talking to that we were talking about but he referred me to this Russian guy I can't remember his name but this is a clip of this Russian guy who worked for the KGB defected over here and he's explaining how Russia does that yeah this is back in the 80s when we do it to everybody doesn't they all do it everybody doesn't they f*** with the system in any way shape or form in order to achieve a desired result that the Russians are the best weapons almost got third world and a brutal dictator that's all it takes is a far as the economy and everything like a third world country how much effort they put into sewing discourse or Discord to getting people upset with each other to starting arguments and to saying things that are going to upset people in order to get the right versus the left yet to look like to undermine from the inside it's really interesting it's weird that works but it makes sense that works sneaky a strategy you think CNN does just as good a job really do really interesting that works but it makes sense that works me to sneaky a strategy you think CNN does just as good a job really do but you're so right when you cannot solve


    Rober Mueller's Connection to Whitey Bulger | Joe Rogan & Nick Di Paolo
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    because they were providing information it's right there was a whole ball Jackie right and he fought two guys died in prison wrongly by the way because they're criminals providing information that can allow them to get more Criminal Family Guy was one of white is Hitman Dana White no no no another Topkick yeah all related all of them together you know this guy was a different guy that's who this guy was he went away too but I mean he went away forever he was one of those guys like that they caught him with blood under his fingernail true whatever it's the FBI wasn't there wasn't there then wasn't the FBI office in Boston from 8288 is chief of the Criminal Division first assistant us attorney and acting us attorney for more than a year during that time Bulger on a sprawling criminal Enterprise got away with murder because he was a longtime FBI informant who corrupt his handlers the FBI corrupt his handlers I love it and the FBI in the New Haven I prosecute up prosecutorial unit that work independently in the US attorney's office reportedly reported directly to the justice department use Bulger to build cases against the mafia and give him a pass on his own crime the FBI is corrupt relationship with Bulger was exposed after he was indicted on federal racketeering charges in 1995 became a fugitive he was captured 16 years later that I would hear so when did Mueller says didn't you were another 4-minute been wrongly convicted and look the other way there's nothing linking Muir to that case according to several attorneys for for the man volume as court records and a former federal judge who presided over their wrongful imprisonment trial in 2017 US District Judge Nancy gertner found the FBI deliberately withheld evidence that the four men were innocent the bureau help cover up the Injustice protect Jesus Christ and s*** like that she ordered the government raising men and their families 101.7 million okay maybe worth it to do how many times you get f***** while you're in jail so maybe it was just a rumor that he was a part of that they called the paper and said listen get your facts straight how crazy is that the FBI covered up the information and knew those guys were innocent dark who went to jail for that go to jail I'm not sure but died Billy howle used to sell dope meet daughter door when I before I started comedy and I used to go to f****** went to hell not knowing where I was and I would wonder why people look at my I take out my s*** n**** but slept people from me packing they probably got a light off the boat of course I'm doing my little spill there for a boiler the lines of the street to red white and green I was in Federal Hill in Providence look at that song what corruption was involved in the federal government was a part of it and they let that monster they'll nthrive to get other people that are committing murder and dealing drugs when you have a a game in the game is arrest people the game is when write your calls you have to make and if you can make more cars because you're in bed with a bad guy especially if maybe you grow up in that neighborhood has always been kind of an accepted part of that neighborhood that guy Conley grew up with what accepted part of that neighborhood that night Conley grew up with what makes sneaky little deal yeah it's all about you


    Joe Rogan - What Will Happen to Trump?
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    newest thing is very it's very interesting is very interesting because you're watching a professional like cast a web like nice and slow nice and slow Target so but yeah he's going to he's going to threaten stone with you know he's like 66 as far as this investigation nothing if there was any sort of if they can prove that there was some sort of concerted effort to undermine democracy yeah I don't think they'll get to that get them either with Rodger Stone they're not charging him with collusion or conspiracy just lying and covering up they don't they don't have them put collusion or conspiracy they're lying and covering up the interactions with Russians right so I guess that would be


    Roger Stone Arrested!! | Joe Rogan & Nick Di Paolo
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    and are they friends while they were really started and years ago and a bunch of other guys all political it was like five guys or three a few guys I forget how many got them crimmins was on it and maybe Jimmy tingle watch him die every night at the drive-in stock cuz he hit me up inside political s*** on the floor hide any f****** like try to pick up my wife after I left I had to go on the road somewhere but but I still love him he's f****** crazy but he he sent me a picture of him 2016 in front of the embassy London where what's his name was held up yeah so he's gone in front of Rodger Stone going to find her a couple times and and so is right here who is Randy credico investigate 67 years old at least any love my radio show on Sirius and and he he did he hosted Infowars was about six months ago when he testified Incredibles down and let me know because there's not too much I can say right now Stoney's turning Rajasthan against Trump trump has the target so he's going to threaten him and that guy was coming after you like it cuz he's going to do it slow I think he's already so nerve-wracking because he like chips away at his borders like slowly but surely takes away all the people around him yeah he gets closer and you know you know you know is kind of turning on the family you know it was cool guarantee you guarantee the f*** out of here if you want to know about Mala like I said how f****** creepy he is he was the head of the FBI during the 80s of the Whitey Bulger ship went down yeah guarantee this k******* I don't know if you want to know about Mala like I said how f****** creepy he is he was the head of the FBI during the 80s in the Whitey Bulger ship went down wrongly it turns out two of them died in prison


    What Happened to 50 Cent? Joe Rogan and Matt Braunger
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    every two blocks I'm like that some laundering trying to figure out a way to get rid of money yeah you got to move it around by the ring come there isn't a wedding how do you know you have to own like laundromats or somethin Pablo Escobar moving the money for the bottom of the top to the rot like fruit like there's so many rats in there I was at a luxury automobile place and this one gentleman came in who is in the rap game sure and they had a large bag of money they're looking at Lamborghinis I wasn't looking I know but they sell them at this place and this guy had a bad neighbor bringing out the the money counter a money counting machine might might might I used to work with a business manager who used to work with high-end Sports and athletes can you set this up for some transfer she's like not listen You'll never make my job as hard as trying to get a Lamborghini dealer to open it midnight in Las Vegas where a client wants to buy one wins purple who's that picture is his future the rappers to him only a million-dollar future is very very popular there's future and looks like he's got some stray hundreds in that ring finger back in the height of his is of his is heavyweight rain he used to carry like something like $20,000 on a metal X or something and saying that's normal isn't was it says broke that was after 50 Cent file for bankruptcy right because it's like women were coming after him for child support so he said he was bankrupt you also made hundreds of millions of dollars off of vitamin water yet you made a killing with that vitamin water deal weird bankruptcy thing where was it was child support in the end vodka what baby comes who the f*** cares don't she said that he cares when you don't have a hit record out in like a decade right be like hey this s*** could dry up yeah maybe I need to go bankrupt and stop paying these ladies I don't think you really is I think you're serious probably sound of him. I think it was literally because of that like someone was trying to hit him up either for alimony or child support he was like I got an idea Financial Wizards like like you break up okay well now you got the money like I get it if you have a child support totally makes sense but like if you dated someone for a couple years and then you married him and then why you're married you made a million dollars I didn't make anything yeah I can't wait to have that money the guy who Joan Collins Bottineau 16th husband or something that was his thing in court like your honor my client has grown accustomed to a certain lifestyle that was all over the news good for you during whatever reception or something there's some video of Puff Daddy getting on a plane and he was like he's like your boy isn't flying private going to fix these problems man I got a flying first class why would I give us your boy isn't flying private oh my God pulling yelling at yelling at it was like 10 years ago but like yelling at the whoever's filling them on TMZ and I think about the person that's in like Group D for that plane where they call you and it did just like you and like a stray dogs at least let on the plane was he saying he wasn't flying private because the money wasn't flowing on Sunset there's like can't stop won't stop rides like I thought you stopped I didn't know you didn't stop I didn't know you didn't stop can't stop won't stop.


    Panspermia? It's Entirely Possible! | Joe Rogan and Matt Braunger
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    to the other day and noticed it's not a fish apparently it's called like a toad of some kind but it's it hangs on the bottom and it has fetus looks like a fish that grew feet that walks around yeah that's not a fish I don't believe so it's actually technically but I don't know if this is legit or not it's entirely possible that octopus octopi may have come from eggs that were frozen and landed here from an asteroid there was speculation that there was something about the way that the way that they pray you know the DNA and RNA of octopus are so different than every other animal in the fossil record that it's almost that they were there was a consideration that they might have actually been an alien species panspermia is a theory that is pretty widely accepted in the scientific community that some life is transferred through asteroid collisions will do like that say if a chunk of rock slams into our planet and knocks a chunk of recluse in that chunk has DNA on it and you know little things can survive in space like tardigrade New Life Pharmacy to survive in space that they slam into a planet eventually and then when they do that that life is transferred onto that new planet Science News came to Earth from space as frozen eggs millions of years ago am I'm here to share with our our planet all all tuna or whatever Andy speaks English and all this s*** like it's on a biological level that week almost can't comprehend it would cost to buy a group of 33 scientists and published in the progress in biophysics and molecular biology journal in the paper suggests that the explanation for the sudden flourishing of life during the Cambrian are often referred to as the Cambrian explosion lies in the stars as a result of Earth being bombarded by clouds of organic molecule wow that's also the theory of how water got on Earth they came from thing came from, it's cuz when you see comments, sir all water and I think like millions of years of us getting hammered by comments do you know when you see that Trails of Comics that's literally ice and debris coming off of that, I didn't know that literally the more you know the more you know about mushroom spores can survive something like save some spores were attached to a Rover and we shot it off to move to the moon or something like that and it got there some the right conditions for that thing to grow that they could actually survive the trip and then grow on the moon or on mars or anywhere would there be water and sunlight and atmosphere like Invasion of the Body Snatchers basically just ate an animal will you also feel like it's taking like it's alive inside of you communicating with you getting high put on like a spacesuit on the inside in a way you're you're evolving a certain way if only for like 7 or 8 hours


    Nuclear Power, Mutant Fish, and Radioactive Wolves | Joe Rogan and Matt Braunger
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    I love, she grew up on him and stuff but they never been ever take physics into account and give you Powers you like that's not how forces in the universe work they don't you know generally speaking mystically you know there was a time where Vice went to Chernobyl and this was back when Vice was really Vice when Shane Smith is going all these turn multimedia Corporation now and back then Shane went to Chernobyl and they were hunting like these radioactive wolves. dating just fish in the water that are enormous and they're f****** weird yeah and you can never eat them they're like the plant in The Simpsons like with three guys like they really do have these animals that live in this highly radiated area and they've managed to survive by just died mean the levels that we that we have taken to get an energy drive down and you look to the right hand side of a nuclear power plant breaking through a rock and hit it from the highway like what in the f*** is that doing there so close to the water so I think it needs to be close to water for cooling the reactor core of of Japanese people older than 70 that we're like I don't have long I'll go work there I'll go clean it up girl going back in time through 39 go there and Stephen King movie team generators there go there artist the f*** out of here with that still there like the core still there they can't move it currently in preparation to be decommissioned are you and to remind Fukushima they were doing something where they dug this giant swimming pool and all around this giant swimming pools they dug they put like ice cores they put like some sort of cooling element so they could freeze all the nuclear waste to an insanely cold temperature body didn't work this is like a strategy that they were developing but apparently fell apart I don't know what the f*** to do like ice cores they put like some sort of cooling element so they could freeze all the nuclear waste to an insanely cold temperature body didn't work this is like a strategy that they were developing but apparently fell apart I don't know what the f*** to do you can't do anything


    Matt Braunger On His Weed-Induced On-Stage Freakout | Joe Rogan
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    that would suck I mean our whole job is entertaining drinkers I wonder what it would be like if we had liquor free comedy nights have you played you Abdul played like those weed rooms yes yes we're running on a promissory note just goes no oxygen in the room it was all just weed smoke Midway through jokes and having second thoughts growing room like which one do I follow I already talked about I have no f****** idea do you guys know what I was doing it was doing it with Tripoli and Tripoli was sober at the time okay but we walk in his room in the second hand smoke is a f****** real thing you not getting any better keep going and you just hit this and I was doing great and then I had to huge set up and then my brain just the bottom fell out everything fell out all ideas all thoughts my name and I just went it was like and then the girl turns to me I got to go in the middle of a setup and then Prosthetics people laughing so hard cuz it's cuz I just pull the ripcord Terry you know the sixties and then hit their first joint and went this is dumb I hate this about myself that I found hard to face big little things that bubble up paranoid right that's it it's the paranoia right I don't like pot it makes me paranoid I really think it makes you hyper aware of all sorts of things you've been suppressing that's it I'm feeling good when I'm happy like I've been a good person I've been nice to people have done the things I'm supposed to do I can get high and I enjoy that s*** out of it but when I got loose ends with me you know maybe like something that went wrong in my life or whatever and then I smoke pot it's the paranoia right I don't like pot it makes me paranoid I really think it makes you hyper aware of all sorts of things you've been suppressing that's it I'm feeling good when I'm happy like I've been a good person I've been nice to people have done the things I'm supposed to do I can get high and I enjoy that s*** out of it but when I got loose ends with me you know maybe like something that went wrong in my life or whatever and then I smoke pot


    Joe Rogan Owns His Inner Bitch
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    talking to a friend of mine and she was telling me that her dad had been hospitalized and while her dad was hospitalized he was in like this like a cat care home for older people and a guy who is schizophrenic will freaked out and tried to eat him while he was there the last couple days of Life AR escaping a schizophrenic guy who got out of his room trying to eat this is why I work so hard on my life and raise the family and now I'm here to be away from your loved ones I got to tell my mother that because she works with this group called The Village which creates it a network in any given neighborhood where if your young are your old registration cost anything and basically this person can live out their their final years in their home because they have a network of neighbors would check on them every couple hours or call me here's my cell yeah that's a that's a concern that you really don't ever want to dress until it's too late they did the concern of when and how do I go yeah sure they even deep into their old age when they're just they can't make it anymore they just can't handle the fact that it's all going to end no no I guess or chill the f*** out and wait for the end what are you do I do I don't know what is the life to the fullest if it's all temporary is the cosmic trickster without a doubt stay there like how would you like to go anyway just like I just want just one bullet in the back of my skull I don't see a comment himself and elope does it suck that p**** don't kill yourself some friends come back to America you can just come in like coming up in the in the crew that I came up with in Chicago you know Canaan and Hannibal and people like we never let each other get away with s*** or is this like you saying that but a horrible breakup and I went I was in my apartment for like a week only leaving to wait tables and bartend and then I finally came to a show and contains like you're a job to f*** it up a few you know what what's your thing destroy the bitching you hungry yeah I still have it but I've got that m*********** on lockdown and I own him he's in there though he's week so he's trying to tell you you don't you can take the day off maybe your ankle sore maybe you maybe you feel a little sick you would run down hospice living is that my dad used to do hospice and he would just choose like do I have to talk to guys like now you can mostly want someone to listen he's like I can do that I do it's it by dying people and just not his head and stuffing telling you you're you're you're you're useless and you haven't done enough with your life and things like that he's like I don't know if there is a devil but there is that Tim and I looked and it just blew my mind that you're right that voice that tells you to give up a voice to tells you not to not not to hate yourself and said you know don't think you're worthy such a weird pattern right because it doesn't have any real evolutionary benefit what is the benefit of self-loathing and just sitting around feeling pity there are plenty people and situations they were going to kick the s*** out of you in life anyway why why do it to yourself but yeah but there's something good about feeling very disappointed in yourself and it makes you work harder and like recognize or at least try to realize your potential better and get more done you feel better about yourself


    Joe Rogan | The History of Duels
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    taxes always land the right way that's what it was Fripp freaks me out like a good my hand would bounce off the wall and it would just fly somewhere weird in the movie The guy grabs a Knife by the blade like this and it always lands with the blade in the body imagine someone threw a knife at you and the handle hit like this like I'll bet she's getting every night I heard us that I didn't I never knew about that Andrew Jackson was in something like a hundred duels only killed one person I thought he killed a lot of good dual he killed a lot to be like 26 or something like that sweet challenge this guy and he thought the only way to win would be to let him take the first shot so he let him take the got hit in the chest was bleeding covered the hole and then shot the guy and he died in the head he said he fell immediately and then died like a couple hours later I think I don't know if he was a president at the time but the doctor said like I don't know how you stood and took that shot and he said if he shot me the brain I was going to stand and take that shot to kill this guy I don't know Hermes in Jackson Square in New Orleans there's that church this behind it and that this is why the New Orleans exposed to the most haunted city is because they had the most duels because once contacted John Lafitte and was like I need an army and John Lafitte was basically a gangster which is basically someone that can get you anything like that's what the connected guy does until he got him freed slaves Native American Creoles Cajuns and just dewlap because their Eagles were so big and I've looked for these I can't find them what they had was dueling cards where if you had one it would say Joe Rogan have your face you know probably that image and it would say you know dueling cards and someone bumped into you and you were like you just give me your car to be like see you in the morning motherfuker that means we're shooting it out over nothing what do I do I got to dual now and you'd go behind that Cemetery that's where they have their duel and imagine laying there with a bullet or a piece of round lead in your liver and gone like I'm dead over this s*** like I stepped on my foot that keep cards like Vitamix like verify that the door actually went down as best as a p**** or whatever yet he's like the judge of them or they used to be because there was a cop who shot someone in a duel like years back really yeah it was it was a weird thing like a cop was off-duty and he shot someone in a duel shot someone in a duel like years back really yeah it was it was a weird thing like a cop was off-duty and he shot someone in a duel man I want to say this is more than 10 years ago they change the law but I remember reading that going what you can do


    Joe Rogan - Marriage Is Russian Roulette with 3 Bullets
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    is essentially Russian roulette with three bullets 50% of marriages end in divorce divorce but me I see people get married in like I always assumed I was telling people I am married happy I love it don't do it don't do it like marriage advice we have a lot every single month of people call in and say hey man should I shouldn't I say I know how you actually are together when you're alone I don't know that


    Joe Rogan Watches the "MAGA" Kids Video
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    for refuses to apologize in a infuriating interview like he was just absolutely flicking stories okay offended as Hell by those kids and I'm a big old bleeding heart Lefty for sure I hate those those f****** hats but like at the same time every teenage boy is a f****** idiot everyone you know and like it it's for those boys were standing there doing their school chance while these that there's a long video on the videos 2 hours long I haven't watched it in the segments of it you see those Native American guys walk up to those boys and chance with with their drums so they're all there for different reasons so the boys were there for the March for Life which is a pro-life March right there from a Catholic school and then the Native American that was theirs for a different reason sort of marches going on and that's all that's our right as Citizens but it's just that they're all the Lincoln Memorial together these boys did not have like a good chaperone like now they yelled they said something like it's not rape if you enjoy your joy in an assembly once we're a friend of mine was in like in Chicago different doing a play and they were doing like a scene from the play on stage and a woman would come on stage and behind the worst s*** I can imagine what's the worst thing rape so this kids going to yell something about Ring it's it's a children need better supervision at a global scale the f*** they're even demonstrating about to really have a good argument about it and let you bring kids to a pro-life demonstration have them chant and yelder schools songs and and put on Maga hats like the whole thing is so f***** up its really if you put in a room together and talk it out we I think we I think we would mano-a-mano with the same thing I love people but I hate people it get around people too much then those Gap days we just you can just recharge appreciate people you see him that you're on the way to Comedy story like I want to f****** go right now but it's like that with therapy comedy sometimes and the gym sometimes I don't want to f****** go but everytime I'm glad I did it. what about this is that they want to Doc's these kids and Paula address out there a river that ever ever adults that are you know f****** 50 years old really know what they're doing whereas these kids because they're white or getting chance after chance after chance but I don't think I should be ruined it's like I feel like we we we talked enough about it these kids did what they did let's move on situation like the consequences of social media the fact you can take a video of someone doing something incredibly stupid when they're 16 years old but like I see if you just standing there and someone comes up to him beating a drum how are you supposed to react I feel like they incorrect but I saw the kid was standing there and that guy walked up to him just two hours there's a video of these people that's 2 hours long and the video that I saw those kids were staying there chanting and that guy walked to those kids and was beating his drum if that one specific kid walk down but still I instigated it by walking to them beating the drum not always that that guy got in that kids face and beat that drum inches away from his face I thought that kid walked up to the to the Native Americans I walked up to the whole group okay CNN that is just full of holes and it doesn't match up to the video doesn't match up to what happened is like you can pull pull up video of pull that article did you try to find that article to CNN article there was an article about the article that I read either way High School my God Twitter the things you would say on Twitter or SnapChat or any of those things I mean I did not grow up like you know my parents generation being mildly racist if you're white you know I grew up pretty woke as the kids say in Portland Oregon so but it was also it's funny we had we had we had right wing Nazi groups moving in when I was in high school gangs from LA and then from Central Oregon and then further toward Idaho you had you had this discussion a Metzger who had like a little bit little Camp you cook on party in 15 American History X was just like that drink free beer and they play punk rock music skinhead group or whatever it's it's it's a community first four people and that's where they look at it first but I just feel like they're all they walked up to him being in there bang in the drums the other guy walking up to the kid and there's up to that kid and got in his face as clear as debt and he walked up to that kid specifically got in his face there was a certain amount of separation between them he walked to the kid and got in his face was beating the drum so hit when they're doing the whole thing is so strange so strange because what are you supposed to do when someone walks up to you beating a drum so there's the kid the kid standing there and the Native American guy now walks up to him completely violating us-based now imagine if this is a man doing this to a woman you would say okay is violating her space 100% this is f***** up an aggressive and that's what this guy's doing is singing this kid's face it's a little kid and what is a kid supposed to do I don't know walk away should you say I'm sorry that someone in the past stole your ancestors land what it supposed to do but I mean it's just approaching because of people mocking him beating a drum inches from his kids face it's the f****** hatman that goddamn polarizing stupid Hey that has a much closer to him he's put the drum off to the side so we can get closer to this kid's face means expecting the kid to walk away I don't know but the kid doesn't do anything but still keeps blinking because the beating of the drum is so close to his eyes it's weird the whole thing is very weird just added everyone else walked away but what does he have to his face I think you would walk away probably beating a drum of death Batman the Native American man rightly felt like he was being mocked yeah and then his traditions and his is Heritage is being mocked and Eddie's little kids but the best way to communicate your singing a song a Native American song and he doesn't know what the f*** you're saying and you doing in inches from his face and they made it out like this little kids at cont and even raise the Aslan had on his ever seen a more punchable face like mint I can feel my stomach make a fist from like this just don't want to see this but you know like it's like that dude that that that that kid at the Cubs game who had the game in his in his earphones and he caught the ball which the outfielder was definitely not going to catch anyway and they blamed him for the Cubs loss of the series Nana's for that kid out stop kid like you ruined it and it was kind of a wider stand when you're playing Major League ball one mistake could mean the end of your career and your family. get in the traffic can we see that video of the guy catching a ball that game I think the difference is that kid to reach into the playing field I mean I think I think I remember literally did he took it literally took it from him in the playing field a little cont he's got spray on them people through gears on them probably


    Joe Rogan Watches Phoenix Jones Street Fight Video
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    fotor I think his name was he was fighting someone in Seattle in front of cops like some guy agreed to fight them and then you see right away what a terrible idea it is they leg kicks a guy in the guy's got this look on his face like oh my God you actually not a fight he's like you know you think you're going to f*** your any's wearing the superhero costume on and he's like give me some about astounded back up the guys walking towards them so the guy wouldn't stop badgering them and then finally in front of the cops they agreed to let these dudes duke it out holyshit that's it right there let it go there this wow God is God's life away is a real problem that guy's basically hopping on one leg that's it that's a wrap that cops are standing by watching this guy get brained it's very responsible for the cops fighting surface


    Joe Rogan Tells Bobby Lee Stories
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    real quick even though I love him but I admired it he would watch playback and we just watch himself he likes it's me you would literally laugh at his own s*** and I admired that about him I'm just like I could never use his mental delusion because something wrong with brain he he needs to put on a special I've been telling him forever you are one of the best stand-up comedians alive and you don't have a special I'll be like I don't think I got it I just feel like 20 can you let this guy do 45 really says that when he goes to a club and we were there to see him cuz he's just so down you still funny I talk to him about it I was like why aren't you I already believe it and and I'm at Bobby Lee down there at the La Jolla comedy store and then we went out after the show this public 98-90 somewhere and we went out afterwards went out to the strip club and there was this Mexican gentleman with the tattoo on his face in the 90s which is rare and he has a long straight black hair and he had a look in his eyes like he's killed people I'm a good I'm good at sniffing out danger might that's real danger and Bobby was hitting on his girl trying to get a lap dance from his girlfriend mean in Bobby's defense is that a strip club but this girl was apparently his girlfriend at a strip club and Bob and the guy stood up you know he stood up he said something to Bobby and Bobby comes oldies like f*** that kind of looked at the guy with the bow I'm getting out of here right now and he's like you to come with me or you're going to walk home like f*** you I'm not getting killed for you we all ran out into the car and I had a Toyota Supra at the time and I got in my car if I was like but he had tattooed tears he was legitimately scary looking yeah even if he was bluffing what is a video like what would happen this big guy right here he just he gets pissed off and he basically knock everyone out here in the bar and like nobody can do anything about it graphing every punch I'm not even a fighter moving is letting him punch him they're bumping into him the guy the guy got in his girl's face and she grabs his his collar and headbutt some unconscious she grabs a ghost do it I think I'm saying I think this is it yeah watch this the guy like put it going to get closer to us how to 6 everything is falling out did the the thing about getting hit is they a fall in your head bounces that's the most dangerous thing yeah I'm so tall I would probably would have permanent brain damage right all the following Alleyway but I'm fine I'm fine on his podcast hadn't slept in a couple of days he just got back from Mexico he had a giant Bowie knife like tucked into a shirt and it was f***** up on pills and he's just sweating and he's at the table with like extra lines with a monologue that took up like the whole page I have to remember it to read it like like a bird never outside of siren why was that's crazy like that in and it just kept going 495 95 that's crazy 1995 to 2009 of 2009 and it was I want to say January of 2009 and it was the cancer on my they told everyone my day on my day off was original Network he was on Fox and why is it say The CW to bring it back bring it back


    Joe Rogan - I Used to be a Moon Landing Denier
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    when did you see this that guy that got a Bart sibrel that he punched I want to kill and moon landing tonight anchor and four years I believe that we didn't go to the Moon mostly talked the Neil deGrasse Tyson but also critical thinking also realizing that I was fully committed to that idea Without Really exploring the possibility with it that idea was incorrect and then I would take and everything that I saw on that documentary which is incredibly convincing and with 100% confirmation bias I only looked at that and I didn't look at all the contrary evidence there's some f*****-up stuff about the moon landing in the f*****-up stuff is mostly people that were involved in publicity that were doing stupid things with photographs like they're taking a pic a picture of photo that they they put out as an official photograph of Michael Collins doing a space walk but what it actually is is a photo of them testing equipment and they blacked out the background so he's in the suit that they were doing with testing and instead because he really couldn't get good photos in space cuz no one's out there with him taking his pictures right so they lied they faked it this is it so the see the one on the left you see the real photograph and this is him it video where they're working on him to try to Warehouse rather or some sort of a test environment working on how to control these harnesses that you were used when you're on a spacewalk that thing you know propels him forward and back needs learning how to use it what they did was they just blacked out the background and reversed it and then they sold that as him actually being in space this is probably an overzealous publicist and there's a bunch of these is a bunch of these when it comes to different background in areas of the Moon that are many many miles apart from each other should be the same background more likely than not what you're doing with his overzealous publicist because photographs were incredibly difficult to get I'm sure the power of the media and the press and like you sell one documentary right the same background more likely than not what you're doing with his overzealous publicist because photographs are incredibly difficult to get I'm sure thank God first of all that you're no longer and I are but also the power of the media and the press and like you sell one documentary right


    Joe Rogan on Louis CK's Leaked Comeback Set
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    well written by these angry women about Louis CK's come back and some of them have been going to his shows and writing about nacho and one of them that I read today was from this woman and Pittsburgh what I thought was fastening she said that he has heat doesn't allow people to bring cell phones you know they have those yondr pouches we put the the woman's rationalization of this was and it should be included me and Dave Chappelle in this that we use because we know that words offend but we don't want the consequences which is not what it is at all now it's you don't want people sharing your if your material online because you're developing and you're touring with it and jokes are surprised the difference is you can hear it over and over and over again it doesn't lose any the thing you are supplying diapers right and there's like a very specific punchline about a diaper and then they already know it they know that punch Leon and you're working out how to get that punch on and how to set up the bit but someone leaked the audio already touring right now with that leak set yeah which is weird right like what all that stuff about the Parkland kids and I don't know if he's still doing those bits but he's doing some of those bits about losing all the money and about how he bought it watch like those bits like this woman reference those bits in the article with that means that she went to the show and he's doing the material from the leak which kind of has to do because if you wrote an hour over the last 10 months Riley's been Hiatus what what does he do like what is touring is he going to tour with a whole new our get the f*** out of here it's almost like I will say that aside you know like I have my problems with Louis and and what he's done and everything but overall I'm on the side of of free speech and in terms of being comedians we can't allow you to come in and fill Marsh it or the recorded no matter who it is because it's funnier than you. In all fairness if I go to see a movie I'm not a movie maker but if I go to see a movie I think it sucks I should be able to say all the movie Blue true but you're not allowed to go on set and film it yourself while they're filming while you're also not allowed to Bootleg it and then put it online to go to jail but like The Comedy Works has where you coming with your cell phone they put it in a locked pouch you get the combo to get it when you leave I was doing that before I did my Netflix special but I was only doing it to really because I was tightening up my my set and I didn't want any of it getting leak right before the Netflix special but once I filmed it then I stopped doing it because I was like it's too hard complicated and it's just like the internet is going to be the Internet is just make the show better though too complicated and it's just like the internet is going to be the Internet is just did make the show better though you know where did make it better Miami I'll realize the Miami people are there such Champs that they just kept getting up and walking out and said to check their phone you would get up and go out to get their phone to come back and so they were all just like popping up and down


    Joe Rogan - Bert Misses Sober October
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    bottom row yeah he's having a good time over the world needs happy men that's the what kind of f****** articles that I mean who wrote that some depressed dude right about to shoot himself he's got a gun sitting on on the desk right next to the laptop like why the world needs happy man wishes he was a dangerous amount of belly is all this weight every year we do this weight loss thing on October thing through the hot yoga in heat text message threads ever it's ruthless re me and Bert and something's burning with Bert Kreischer that burn is not calories that's was not burning now but he sent out this message the other day like I missed the heart rate monitors I love Birdman he'll do a comedy club and then go out and tell everyone where he's going to drink and then he meets them at the bar takes the shirt off in Ottowa like a hundred fifty degrees below zero he drinks with them all and then leaves you should go to waterpark in the past but after awhile becomes untenable yeah you're playing like 5000-10000 Cedars now that's a lot of pictures you can't he's just outside just like dude just Joe security do not remember and if they were going to kidnap him to give it up when I meet him at the next day they check their phone like now that stuff is all blurry and s*** like your hand was shaking from the detainees Facebook my wife's not talking to me burden of your jokes the only thing keeping me going and the heart's not too strong these days the doctor to say I've longed so around writing this article for Vox about why the world needs a happy man. Three bullets in the chamber of spending it once every 6 hours against Spain


    Joe Rogan | The Crazy Mindset of Michael Jordan & Steve Jobs
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    especially if you're you're in competitive sports or something like that what you just there's nothing I hate more than losing about Michael Jordan and of course Mike Tyson was like that 5 million dollars a year on recovery Thai cryotherapy massage million-and-a-half every year wasn't wrecked Amy Schumer where they're sitting around with them yes and you get that inside it's like oh that's why you're so good people like David Icke extreme winners are there is such a rare person that you could probably stand to be around them brutal remember that video there's a video it's he's demonstrating an Apple product and he can't give this camera to work and he's pressing on his button the doesn't work and he throws it at the engineer with this like pursed lips sure he loses Temple privately the temple privately


    Killer Mike: End Poverty to Fix Crime | Joe Rogan
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    ask Polar Opposites of people trying to make sure you and I here we are together as equals you know here we are together engaging one another's equals and we don't look like one other than that from the same places and I think that's just a whole bunch of opportunity in that you know I think that there's money to be made in promoting that versus promoting Division and fear is so absolutely you should be there is money in helping children be better there is interested in it and if we're going to be a compassionate capitalism be the best possibly can because we need more of you but just seems like something like an in terms of something that we think about as a civilization we don't think about neighborhood rebuilding no it's not a primary concern even though one of the biggest problems we have is with crime and violence if you ask people what's the two biggest things are afraid of his crime and violence next to be car accidents of cancer and but crime and violence you could severely mitigate amount of money and spend it fixed things versus the amount of money you would save by not having as much crime Roxanne Shante I saw her and I don't know s*** so I'm just guess if anything is better than what we doing stop arguing over the Second Amendment with people should be arguing for Amendment of the 13th Amendment with we should stop arguing over guns and we should start to say why does out 13th Amendment have a loophole in allow slavery that says slavery is it legal except for people have no idea how much prisoners get paid to work when they were working on the fires yes what was I think it was $2 or something insane amount of money they pay them and when they get out of prison they are not allowed to be firemen of Jesus Is that real life because your a felon and your every crime for everything for everyone but but. I know I think about fighting fires for 10 hours you make $10 that's insane but is that but knowing that slavery that might be worse than slavery because $10 an hour isn't even going to buy you food that's what I sent Walmart to work all day then you could feed yourself so y'all anyway I appreciate you saying that cuz that's true and it's not just black eyes is poor white people I almost wish I could have a convention went to say we got the same Masters if you're saying this right here more than 2,000 volunteer inmate firefighters volunteered including 58 youth offenders are battling wild five Flames through California inmate firefighters serve a vital role clearing thick brush down to Bare soil to stop the fire spread do they get better service activate the get out earlier no they don't think nothing I don't think so I would hope they do but if we're Panama dollar out what are we care but we're like we are the public should be up in arms about you not run too cuz when you're when you're chopping down bushes out there when there's a fire going on but where you going you know something else we doing our prisoners as cruel and brutal we put people in a box of 23 hours a day yeah let him out for an hour to walk in the space yeah you driving me crazy with their senses to the point where they're going crazy absolutely they get Solitaire I have to talk to you about Solitaire and they're just there for themselves you know I'm being a Georgia State Corrections for anyting UCLA play play point guard for the school and I stayed in school I know his dad like a f****** player I can play any basketball I should be sitting there quietly reading the paper just like wait to get the f*** out of here man cuz I don't know what to say s*** I don't want to go to prison thank you. I'm not talking to anybody for just a couple of days would be enough to drive you crazy now imagine some people that have been locked in the whole for like eight months they do that to people you might you might you might just by yourself you by yourself cigarettes in a honey bun is so many f****** crimes so many laws that don't don't need to exist poverty we in poverty we fixed rhyme gas station carjacking do not go to see stolen cars not going to see burglaries you're not going to see that if you start to have an influx of you know we need to bring a lot of stuff back to a man making s*** again you start buying s*** we make again we need to you know we need to start refocusing on what we could be doing in the house I think I think that would certainly help us and I don't know what we could do to start promote that idea of why isn't it it's nothing that ever gets discussed in any political discussion like this when it whenever there's some debate going on or whenever there's the week is aspect of our culture economically I'm really trying to say like there are other Alternatives other ways to try this and then we could you can you can try to fix homelessness without criminalizing being homeless right we know that most men that were homeless have some types of mental illness is schizophrenia so that means that we've broken down and we're not taking care of the mentally ill in a way that we should be it could be so if you start to fix that you start to fix that kind of homelessness we know that women and children we know why they're on the street we know that if there's subsidized and do these type of fordable housing apartments in the city the kids have the opportunity go to better schools to become better parts of society in terms of having a network and resources we know the mothers are closer to work can be home but we don't do that we build cities like right now we're developing Atlanta and we've been promised a certain amount of work space in the city for Working Class People for poor people someone develop his heart going with it said they do and because you do that you start to increase the that the things that are flights on or working-class people for poor people someone develop his heart going to say they do and because you do that you start to increase the that the things that are flights on us you know we just have to be really committed to it and do it that's it and once we do it is done but if we keep acting like it's not happening and complaining about poverty and crime in war and not doing anything it would it's just a cycle never stops Nazi understand the insanity I really don't understand


    Killer Mike: Why 'Trigger Warning' is Genius | Joe Rogan
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    what is what was the was the initial premise and how much of it did it change until what once you got the production and what you started filming it could have been but it would have been a parody of a very real thing I was attempting to do and right now I'm talking about crippled Cola what it turned out that turn into at Netflix was a real in-your-face simple and plainly shot documentation of the possibilities of Barbershop arguments right fundamental Barbershop argument you get to say you know the only thing that separates Al Capone from Joe Kennedy is Al Capone got caught and eventually Congressman Joe Kennedy went on to produce presidents but they both have been Bootlegger people say s*** like his barber shops start my guys and again giving it a shot and give it a try I thought of that s*** at 15 years old I started trying to figure out how to do it 10 years ago Daniel and I got it done eight nine years later and and now you have this and that I say that just to say that Brian koppelman the Creator billions is a brilliant writer to me and he's a freezer friend also but Brian has been putting up lately these just encouraging things telling writers to write stuff is getting bothering you don't think it's good to write to to push yourself to push the idea forward and I've been taken by the inspiration for that because Daniel Daniel Weinfeld and I wanted to call Riders and co-creator and development is over 10 years now I know how to do it how to go on a room how to get it you know it won't take me 10 years for the next one but it was worth the struggle you know it was worth doing that it was worth tweaking my ideals were critiquing my idea to be like the first time it's not it's not we should be because I was nervous as s*** tonight before it came out about everything and it you know what scenes were shot how'd it look the production value in now seeing people get it and unlike a lot of other artists not have to call yourself a genius to tell people every artist has a chance every comedian thinks they're f****** Richard Pryor and some part of your mind you have to think you're great or why do it you have to believe there's greatness in you right but I never wanted to be I mean I just never want but to see it because I always thought the idea was genius like f*** that s*** you were real people that used to come on just tell me if I remember watching that show as a kid looking at motherfukers like places like Iowa and Kansas and I wanted to approach it I wanted to approach people in a very I'm here right in front of you kind of way now to bug you not celebrity Michael Morris the people knowing the rapper play me an opportunity that people can say is genius and I'm going to say I'm humbled and honored with your f****** right and it's genius because I'm engaging people at a regular human level not at the level of celebrity or powers are used to being engaged but one that allows them to fully open up I haven't seen it on TV since some s*** like real people do no I haven't seen revolutionary TV like The Jeffersons or you know All in the Family or mod and I think that the world is getting scary and p**** to be honest you know not to disrespect pussies pussies are tough but I think that something needs to be done is the best compliment I got on this restaurant has been like Ambrosia Ambrosia for heads said how's it feel to has more thing to show on TV and it's dangerous because it unites people doesn't separate people who gives you alternate advances in the ones you thought you had it for so you think it doesn't solve all the problems of Rapid up pretty at the end give you some options to doing some s*** to think about and it's funny as f*** imagine Netflix gave you plenty of room in terms of interacting with them about the material I can't help you like no one can help you as a comic is not another person like an executive is going to help you do your best you got to you got to be looking at yourself ruthlessly and you'll figure it out so they trust you so I would assume they did the same thing with you yeah yeah perfect beautiful world beautiful world it was the opposite was 50 f****** Cooks in the kitchen every pulling this way.


    Is Global Wealth Possible Without Genocide and Mass Sterilization? - Joe Rogan and Killer Mike
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    have less children in the population decreases as the world economy evens out and so that we reach like a point where we can maintain a sustainable population but how does that still happen without mass genocide form a sterilization I don't think they're saying that I think what they're saying is that as people become more educated and more affluent and more successful as more organization takes place people work more and have less children when they have less children the population actually slightly decreases give me the f*** more people who f*** more have more children night night that just I like that's one of those stats from me like that might just a might just be talkin about particular class of people there still sell it 7 billion people are we going to talk about going cuz when you go like it does that happen is that is that it we going to Universal pay Universal pay would be fine Foods Universal effort if everybody just put up the same amount of effort I would agree with everyone getting sent without mass genocide of sterilization and more wealthy as as City spread out what happens is less those people have kids and they have less kids this is just a study and this is the ideas that how do I get to solution solution for billion people I think the argument as they keep expanding is that these cities needs urban areas that as the society sort of evens out globally whether it takes a thousand years or a hundred years as things start to even out people will be more like Los Angeles and last last less like poor place at Calcutta but what I'm saying is like poor person Calcutta you got a bunch of people walk in Los Angeles the point if it ain't no turning around we might be we might be but we also might not be and I think it's not a bad time to be optimistic visit people look for better and better Solutions but but like Jacque Fresco and the Venus Project talk about money with society's what are political States and things of that nature Chomsky talks about you know essentially all all countries oligarchies and s*** so like what's the radical departure from this saying that says it all in your mind like what's the Joe Rogan United Nations speech previous the world but has plenty too pretty to improve on I probably will I think people are getting better at life to getting better at all all the things and government will come along with it then we're going to get better at things we understand each other better we communicate better is I'm optimistic and I think with all these incredibly intelligent people that are looking at the problems the world in terms of carbon in the atmosphere or pollution in the ocean people are already starting to work on Solutions I'm really optimistic that that it's there's at least a potential for to figure out some solutions to some of these problems overpopulation is always going to be a weird one because you don't have the right to tell people how many kids they can have you meet somebody that 10 kids and the most f****** amazing family ever what what what do you say This Is Where It gets weird but but it's not a cut-and-dry issue it's not a one or a zero it's like yeah there are too many people and yeah you probably shouldn't have 10 kids but you got to f****** awesome family so hey have a good night man yeah what the f*** to do


    Joe Rogan: We're Decades Away from Being Unrecognizable
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    very good question and that's something to Elon Musk is actually scared of really seen each other with robots how powerful they could get once they become sentient once they start taking control their own destiny and creating new robots and Injustice whether or not we live or die and how they going to run things they're essentially they going to become a life-form and artificial life-form that way f****** smarter than us and he's saying you think it's smart to armies things you seem smart to make this like he's look at it in terms of he's the tip of the spear right and come to technology and of an implementation of it me think about who this guy is right if he's the one everybody's kind of slow down this is dangerous yeah we have to worry because we were saying that you think we evolved from monkeys we evolved from some lower thing will the ideas that we got to keep going if we might hit a biological bottleneck and that might be the whole convergence of humans and technology that might be what it's all about like biologically the system doesn't move fast enough but if we can transcend this and move into some sort of a digital life that life we can accelerate all of the Innovation all of the improvements in insane numbers change the nature of life itself that's going to probably be one of the stages of our future with her it's a thousand years from our hundred thousand years from now it seems to me like with this adoption of Science and into our daily lives and in terms of like the technology that we're all addicted to phones and tablets and all these different things off and said he says that we're a cyborg yeah and he's also coming out with something called neuralink I don't exactly know what it was was very vague about it they were saying was going to change the bandwidth to change your you're like your ability to access information and people going to wear it going to wear this thing on your head going to literally charge up your f****** brain some strange. recognizable that's what I think I think we're 30 or 40 years away from being living in a virtual world half the time living in augmented world I think people can exist in these weird worlds where it feels real and isn't I think they're going to come out with programs that are fun at first but then becomes life consuming what you put on these f****** goggles and this suit and you go into this world and you live with these people in there actually touch each other but no one's there physically but you feel IQR and it's magical luxury living in Avatar you're on Pandora on your hanging out with the blue people got you with anabi that s*** can happen has literally get to a point where you believe you were there or we could be there now we could be there yeah that's a sneaky sneaky argument we could be there yeah that's a sneaky sneaky argument right but that that that's the truth of it is a true friend to be there could be there we could be a part of a simulation here that's nothing that you I must said oh my God damn it you're supposed to say know you're supposed to say as possible


    Killer Mike: Failing Was the Best Thing That Happened to Me | Joe Rogan
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    I think for everybody stay out and knock some people get stuck at a failure and they become bitter and they become envious they become hateful and I'm very thankful for removed from the failure now butt out cast of criminal records my my my first record that went gold at a time where we were other Recker was going to in million it was a Fitbit didn't work right didn't work for me so I had to go to Texas and people like Chamillionaire and Paul Wall Bun B 0 Slim Thug Trae the Truth right people like flipping huh he's people taught me how to press up my own CDs put them in the marketplace sell them at profit reinvesting self they taught me that and selling they taught me to rudimentary fundamentals of business and when I met my wife I remember dating to 3450 hot chicks and her just mentally being your wife she was light years ahead of everyone in that way recognize have a sharp reminding me for business what I had was good ideas for what would sell it would be well in the marketplace and what she had was a discipline to organize with that said management frustrating you know what barber comes in when they like I want to wear glitter cake today and the next barber is coming like you I want to talk to cut hair in the nude I want to use your child to do it and you like Pro it doesn't it doesn't work like that like this like this is but I had to learn for us that the booth rent model like you paying Booth rent enough not making any more private so we had to and that's how we kind of learned business when we got an offer from the hawk to put a place in the space of the arena and we want to be a more meaning we started to understand okay this is how you do business business you know this is not just how you you know make 2 to $4,000 extra a month and that's just some good income for your wife to be more enjoyable this is how you start to say you know more in the Brighton Barber Shop this is a lifestyle retail brand we happened to Barbara but if you're a guy I don't like going to the beauty shop or beauty store to buy my brushes or by Mike Holmes or you know if you want to get a little gray out of your beard you know you don't want to be in the RX section of your local Walmart of your was like hey where do I get the grade for my beer cuz I want to go get hot and want to have us in their town and pay us a lot of money compare lot of money to a man's hang out to it and then you can say anything you want and no one judges you can talk you can watch Joe Rogan talk s*** you know your barber shop so uniquely masculine


    Killer Mike: Hot Yoga Farts | Joe Rogan
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    DJ Swift and that was a beautiful experience I choose my wife doing because of that so I can see that there's something to them apparently drawings brought this cinnamon tequila and some of it spilled on the table in the antique Fountain Christian top up everywhere Uber how many times do I have in those poor bastards puke smell out really that s*** is in your body look imagine you turn yourself inside-out smell the first part of the morning puke smell to something unique yoga the most dumb s*** right so yeah we're going to f****** hot yoga yeah hot moms tits ass is the oldest s*** you got a block for me to say song of that s*** out like you yeah I like hot yoga I like you don't fart I don't respect I have if I have an injury I've something that's f****** with me but if I do that I almost considered like a sauna because you get so goddamn hot like the room might only be 104 degrees but when you're working out hard doing yoga your body is pouring sweat that you must be heated up as warm as you get in a sauna and feels the same way to me it feels like almost like I'm trying to work out in the sauna. You study at Harvard about it about heat shock proteins and and hot yoga and you know how much information it reduces and how how beneficial is do you forget what scientists were involved in it but a bunch of people talking about it the other day I know it definitely is gas out your ass it definitely does a hotdog with sauerkraut and a coke and then two hours later try to go to yoga class you're a criminal terrible person shouldn't be like eat a hotdog with sauerkraut and a coke and then two hours later try to go to yoga class you're a criminal terrible person.


    Killer Mike on the Time Dick Gregory Cursed Him Out | Joe Rogan
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    side hustles make me keep making people think that's that's an amazing style so it's overwhelming sometimes it sometimes I do so many of them and I do some of them on subjects where I'm not even well-read I don't I don't exactly know if it's gas is being honest or if they're you know budget list stop curious you can search and you're honest you have an honest and integrity with your audience when you said I was wrong about this or I've learned to picked up more of this I think that's what it's really about you know me I don't think it's about being right or knowing all the time your forearm is very dope because it's conversational and not contrived it really is me having the ability to as we're talkin you know Google research had these notes I don't know if you know of course you don't eat correctly amazing comic book I knew this man his last three years of life first of all first meeting him he cursed me and TI out is so we've stolen the tires on his car right but we're businessmen were rappers we have accountability responsibility in our community so we accept some of what comes with that and we are willing to do things so and considering protesting considering you know talking to politicians on the behalf you have to consult with Elders so we get on the phone with him like you know so what would we do like kids are getting shot which we've been engaged should we March you don't make them that you must tell you clothe yourself and then shoot your ass if you got a huge fight never actually I never thought of that and this is more serious than we're showing up and we're angry this is confronting government and wants government has changed you do something a few times you have to practice guerrilla warfare or you're just doing with the bridge did that lost them America you're stepping up in formation shooting your shot falling back stepping up for you're just playing a f****** game where they're dancing versus doing things that really disrupt the system and things that really progress to move and I was like oh s*** you know this is radically this guy is is more than just a funny manatees more to stay he's really sacrifice and lay that s*** down is that really disrupt the system and things that really progress the move and I was like oh s*** you know this is radically this guy is is more than just a funny man these more just a he's really sacrifice and lay that s*** down so give me a call me back later


    Killer Mike: How Big Weed Screwed the Little Guy | Joe Rogan
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    marijuana to become legal should not have allowed the type of Taxation that's been allowed in California who Colorado was a one-point * 39% what is it in California $50 and 320 bucks never does what it's supposed right that's what I like why isn't good happening in the immediate cause so much money is if we does become legal worldwide it's in timing Countrywide it's entirely possible that it's going to stimulate economies in a lot of very poor places it's going to have to real positive benefit I agree what what I'm saying about capitalism is why are we not ensuring that the people who have suffered since 1937 have a fair shot right we've allowed so many laws to come in with marijuana legalization that it does not allow for the small businessman to have the type of Ingenuity and set up that a small liquor store had at the end of prohibition or bar you know Eagle but only two guys to grow it to enormous corporations that was the bill it wasn't a lot some small amount of people Lovett perfect love you do your shitbox then the boys have to buy from you so if a farmer wants to make a collective before the farmers they're making a collective but we shouldn't be able to to allow that type of domination because essentially then you're just giving people you know it's monopolies of sorts so it's like I just I don't trust us to be on our shyt enough with the people we leave in charge at all so it wouldn't make sense in any other relationship and then relationship where all someone is saying is if I let you sell something you give me a certain percentage because you're basically saying that all of the the Frameworks of our government and the city Rosie drive on all that stuff takes money to maintain going to take a little piece and community but beyond just pain kids son of a former cop cousin of current cops policeman should be from areas at their policing or areas like those they should be offered no interest loans to live at and around those communities teacher should be also and the fire department they should almost hold a special place because of the nobility of those jobs and how important they are we all show to do stuff like tax freezes once tires whatever your taxes are once you retire at 65 years old we should knock baby 10 20% off and that's what you pay until you die you know we should do everything we can to make the the class of people you're saying about influence possible and we're not doing it like that so I guess that's the only button I'm pushing when I seen a very optimistic person but my pessimism my pessimism comes more from the lack of what I seen us be willing to do to make sure that you that's what you pay until you die you know we should do everything we can to make the the class of people you're saying about affluence possible and we're not doing it like that so I guess that's the only button I'm pushing when I seen a very optimistic person but my pessimism my pessimism comes more from the lack of what I've seen us be willing to do to make sure that eat one another treated fairly then I have seen for right you know I'm saying


    Did Aliens Create Humans? | Joe Rogan & Killer Mike
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    Lucian of those lower primate is going to be an evolutionary there may not be in any avoiding it don't be late least at least for one-time Humanity all the empires would have to unite like that's what I'm saying no Jersey theorist who are thinking that they're going to tell us something about alien contact check this out listen to this would vanish if we were facing an alien threat from outside this work dude Universal aspirations of our people's than War and the threat of War Ronald Reagan knocks it out of the f****** park right there but that wasn't the biggest fan of him or many u.s. presidents can I wrapped around him in there but that definitely is going to make it on the Killer Mike song maybe suggest a l hopefully you use it but if not f****** imma do it that s*** is amazing yeah I'm willing to accept it that's a possibility because I don't think that we're alone even if their sum things made a play with right I don't think that I think is very arrogant as a human being to think that it's just us right and I think that the possibility that something made it here in something happen if this absolutely cuz if if we're experimenting on animals and things we got like my daughter's Army the temperament is me their curiosity is me like I see I'm looking at my and I'm looking at an eye and I'm like arguing with an eye is like arguing with myself she doesn't know why she act like that I don't know now if I can look at my pitbull and say well her mother acted like this and this is why I know she's cold it is fine or father was here then I have to look at my daughter and say what is not going to argue she's a smart kid she's an art student but the minute you put her in danger she's going to punch you and I mean that's what that's what it's going to be going to be anything else because she is going to protect her and so it's like I have to think that my curiosity if nothing else my drive to do this so if you take the primate side you say well you know you know that I have to live a month since I got to survive as wolves as lions tigers bears out here I have to go hide there something else with what's a very small input cuz I dropped here landed here with you if you look into Nation of Islam philosophy of sorts they have a UFO type something here in about scientist created you know all of of that went went went to shrink rayon kind of created the different races but something could have come here and it gets here and it says don't with I do listen this and I create this and then we sat upon Evolution we end up here or that just could be you know me stone haven't watched too many Sci-Fi movies but it's possible it is it's it is possible to zero evidence for it but it's certainly possible that if we could go to another plans we knew had life that it's possible if we found some lower primates that we were regulate them is very possible full survey of another planet we got there in like okay here's a good news good news a lot of Life bad news is the most intelligent thing is basically a champ but we got some ideas and we're going to do is we're going to plant some seeds of our genetics in some of these chimps are going to be smarter than the other Champs and they're going to leave mushrooms everywhere Top Choice but maybe maybe we're just a virus on this living thing maybe something maybe you know we save me but you the fluid like dude it's wrong thing is really a living thing in the earth is really a living thing


    Joe Rogan & Killer Mike on Mike Tyson's Legacy
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    it's so strange to hang out and talk to him party he was so iconic that whenever you're around impart dislike 10% of you that has to go holyshit it's Mike Tyson the matter what else you're saying 10% of your brain is going holyshit That's Mike Tyson he hit with such vicious and evil intent it was amazing that he can still do it in the bag young Contender coming up but that before and that's what people need to understand like who he was he people want to say all he was he was hyper aggressive and he did terrible things and he was violent and then think of how this kid grew up how's he doing Pam I just hope bodies like carved out of a large block of rock he's a tank of a man still to this day and when he was young he said people are always lying about how many fights people had their choices at 10 fight and you see the guy move immediately. This guy said 50 fights you so f****** fast his hooks and uppercuts on that what spider has that uppercut like the exclusive tremendous uppercut today was Revitalize the entire country's image of the heavyweight division absolutely no disrespect but there was guy that just like pinklon Thomas with a champion and Tony tub they weren't the kind of guy that U-Like look forward to seeing as being the champion the world he didn't believe it like I don't believe become a hero Mike Tyson Mike Jordan like these people became icons at a time where the United States like in the 80s after getting opaque kicking ass in the debt crisis f****** up the 70s Iran s*** at the end of 70s early 80s a steel Ira my grandfather still remember steel mother and father still leaving America I remember like it just kind of being like it wasn't his proud and he was one of those things that made you feel badass and the times feel dangerous and he was black and those little boxing you didn't wear the boots you unflashy like he was perfect Villain at a time where villain NWA you know I'm saying was celebrated danger of you hearing the real wisdom he saying a lot of times like Mike is repeatedly talked about change in about growth in about how he doesn't see things the same and I think if we actually listen to that it kind of challenges to do the same s*** that we really don't want to do it he's in one of the rare guys you talk to that accomplished an insane amount literally became one of the most famous boxers in the history of the sport and you talk about it now and all he wants to do is dismiss that past life if you want to it seemed like I was I was silly look out look at me I'm a silly person he's he's he's he's like in a classic Kung Fu film he's a reluctant teacher almost you know you know you do you do you know you do what you do a movie Mike is the guy who uses student go to beg to teach you to fight and you want one of you want to know why he won't teach you and it's because you found out later your teacher killed someone you know the ringer so she like he is he is really that character he is saying he's you can tell even with the pigeons back in the days that there's kindness and love in there somewhere and now he gets to express it to human beings you just see he's a happier person you know until you bring a dog King site now is that he charged me $300,000 for tested positive for the Andrew golota fight for weed so they find him $300,000 they just stole money from him cuz he had weed in the system $100,000 I think we tested positive for the Andrew golota fight for weed so they find him $300,000 he just stole money from him cuz he had weed in his system when he sells weed it's probably good give them something to calm them down


    Is America Still #1? | Joe Rogan & Killer Mike
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    we already write something in the movie to die. Yeah it died quickly I was happy that it was the cotton because seeing as how they're their biggest investor in Africa and China was wrong kind that didn't go well for black people 500 years ago so I was just like please don't like calling around the Moon I don't think I don't want to transmit Atlantic slave trade to starting to have to learn Mandarin this s*** so do you think they actually set up shop before us or is America still never want cuz it feels like I feel like we went China lands on the moon yeah I feel like I feel like oh s*** you know I've grown up being you know what was the kind of ship that they on the moon how do I put one on the moment and landing on the dark side the right on the side that we didn't make it to overall just went and told me that I honestly think about that as a win for Science and for Innovation I don't think about it in terms of like Nations cuz I feel like that is done by scientists that done by the Wizards and the give me the nation and I think that's a propaganda China's going around you don't think well I think they have some f****** amazing technology and to deny that would be ridiculous but I also think that it's important that everybody everybody be competitive in this I get it if you really want to make things better you're not going to not going to do that the vacuum what helps the technological so when I see something like this like they landed on the moon are the Geniuses one you just gave me hope yeah but they're just people we're all just people those people on that side to think the same way as what we're worried about right there where is the US versus them and their technology impact Our Lives worried about the rest of the world like I get it and I'm on this side of the fence so you don't have no problem with that but you know tomorrow Ashley in a stadium the fight to their deaths would be the king of the world haberdasher look Obama's probably better intubate ya Pupuseria one I think was badass maybe as a younger man that's what I'm saying you have to go all the way but one I think was badass maybe as a younger man


    Joe Rogan | Are Human Beings a Virus?
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    live in harmony with nature in a very different way you normally they kill for hunger and I mean they ain't can't kill for reasons that are non hunger-related things that they do so we know that's a part of us but I think we evolved from something that didn't look like us here but we exhibit characteristics and if you pay attention to all the top scientists to have been studying Revolution they're all pretty much in agreement but there was something that we were all similar to and they all branched off at a bunch of different ways to Maiden to keep finding new forms of people to yeah I saw that I just stopped precursor something it was shelled essentially where they can I see an immediate right there should have been very good in theory but yeah I think I think that's that's a possibility aliens were hanging out at the moon so you can go see and say yo straight f*** the s*** out of it got out of there and the next thing you know you have war and pestilence and violence and probably and MMA in joints but one monkey that accelerate past way past all the other ones like one invention the invented how did communicate and abilities that have an opposable thumbs ability communicate and then start advancing soon as I start talking figuring out ways to express itself to each other and then they start making things and they're Off to the Races the next thing you know how about a thousand years later the world's different show it's like this thing erupts and then discovers the world with his s*** and that's how do you subscribe to the theory that we just maybe a virus in the earth may be getting rid of us the reason you call a virus something it's just an upward that's been assigned to a living organism in a system if I buy medical science I mean we all know what a virus is it's a real thing it's amazing these brilliant people discovered it and come up with vaccines to stop and prevent them but it's a some sort of a life-form really centrally if we looked at the Earth is being a living organism and we should be sure it's certainly can make an argument that it's a kind of a life-form that it's a host of massive amounts of life the life you would think that maybe some of those things would not be in harmony just like some of those things in the human body are in the harmony write your gut bacteria is off or you got a cold because there's bacteria in your body that you picked up from a f****** yeah bathroom somewhere whatever your staff assure we are the virus to the ocean cuz we don't even think about it before we were we were something that crawled out of the ocean right you know people that figured out how to get out and capture fish Mansion if you could see it I'm asked if you could see an image of how many f****** fish were out there 200,000 years ago versus how many are now it's like they live next to a vampire that just keeps sucking the life out of it I bet we'd killed 50% of all life in the ocean maybe the best thing human beings could do for the Earth is is to in humanity viruses are there for a reason to me but it all needs to exist needs to be some sort of a balance where was trying to eliminate bad things maybe they do serve some sort of weird f****** purpose even in that we fire purpose is he out of


    Joe Rogan & Killer Mike on Ted Turner
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    I'm an idiot I just want anything on anything money-related cuz you have an icon Jeep so I know you have more money than me this morning I just work a lot pawn shop Robert polay my account has made it pretty easy for me heat is literally a craft this is a dollar you make this is what goes into savings this what goes through investment this is what you and Shay were investing in real estate this is for retirement so now everything that comes in already know so it's like when they call us until I go yeah I don't like to think about that I have to think about no cuz you know I'm black and you know s*** ain't been too good if you ain't got money if you pour black if you pour America's f***** up if you p*** black America's f***** up with a dildo on your ass so you don't let me take care of my money because my grandpa my grandmother's her family owned land the start of the sharecroppers but because they are on land she could because she could become educated because they could sell the stuff they grew two stores and produce markets and stuff so she they were methodists so she got to go to school my grandfather smother own no land to my grandfather had to work in a bread factory linen and cotton Mills and s*** so I knew the difference between ownership and you know the advantages of having something in it so it's something I kind of obsessed on because I don't want my children to endure poverty and I do not grow weary in class you from housing projects in Savannah and her grandmother and mother work they were out of there but you know she says to me me all the time you were spoiled you know you're a rich gets an RV I lived in an A-frame house she's like I don't care your grandpa your grandparents can afford RV you guys went on vacation you were spoiled knock on a daily basis I'm more like you but you think about businesses you think about starting business in for me businesses have the time to do that and write and perform and all the other s*** you do because the business is enable me to enjoy writing and Performing when I had to wrap when it was no choice it wasn't as fun anymore because the pressure was am I going to chart can I make this much weight will a record versus you know if I have a couple of Revenue coming in it makes it a little more relaxed and my artist free or that way you know I like that answer that's a great answer that makes sense that makes a lot of sense actually free yourself how creatively so that all you have to think about when you doing that you just doing what you want to do text your Bill Gates of the wild do potential sex of Elon Musk to the ogs of Warren Buffett and s*** I like Ted Turner civilian is Noosa I want to be a billionaire early but have a lot of money is a standard I like to be the quirky eccentric guy like Ted he always seemed free to me yeah especially want to get rid of Jane Fonda but I choose a nice lady to the city David Justice and Halle Berry were interesting to he does when he was studying have a scotch with him exactly explain it to you and you like what in the f*** I know you don't get your love like a lot of the other guys f****** grandfather dress with the same that's what I want to be like when I think about making 21 million and escaping the game and s*** this is me like maybe overalls in a Braves cap but this is it now let me ask you this how far away from him are dudes with machine guns at all times let me ask you this how far away from him are dudes with machine guns at all times


    How Battle Rap Shaped Killer Mike | Joe Rogan
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    the open mic night or something if a guy wants to become a rapper how do you get going a different ways like I'm from the underground rap scene in that I like east coast rap I like that'll wrap that touch up coming up so I was more of the open my sink I got to hang around the older guys the cool stuff right he was always interested love music and stuff but it was a trap rapper from the start you know he he was entertaining for the street so you need to go to Open Mic he just needed to be opened up on them can't allow the greater problem here and I'm sick I talked about him cuz they're two of my best friend so I know I got plenty license to talk about those guys where I don't really do no tread lightly with other rappers never know his feelings get hurt as much as someone who believes in him and gave him platform to create the jarl now known as trap music me I came up more about of the battle raps SC Woodworks go home. Just come back next week when you do like a battle rap thing we sign up how how to help my friends and those guys were like just east coast rap when was Connecticut one from South Carolina to Stanley from New York to crap your ass off here would like rocking me big daddy came in the same group a lot of guys made better records and then one day that we sync all green lights were people play their music and then they'd be battle each other my homies ain't come in man you could just everybody who you thought was the homies homies who shitted on them into the studio and he was the first person to say yo this kid can really rap f*** that s*** I know he steals cars and friends but he can really rap this get a man so he was a guy to start bringing me in so offended me they were talking about my friend like that so I can start f****** Off With Their Heads battle rapping a man a man a double D called me killing at license kids of killer Mike's killer and that's how I got the name you would just get tossed into a pit and how much time would you get this in the night is this isn't my former better right now like battle rappers involved like boxing Now by what I'm talkin about essentially cockfighting so but like when you would be around there would be no no time limit know how you just went until you won the crowd or the other guy shut the f****** and walked away with his hand out what was a long battle rap before D who was talking built like you when when when we were children you not invite obviously knocking the f*** out just told everybody shut the f****** b**** kid want so I know it was decided already spoken South fought somebody like that by straight to f****** like it by Dae Dae minutes the disrespect is amazing out the ability to give in and take it you know what I'm saying this is an art battle know what they're doing stand-up comics with the same principle that go well they they prepare for it like sometimes like weeks out and they tell him who they're going to be battling against to give in and take it you know what I'm saying is I'm is an art if you ever seen roast battle no roast battles with the doing stand-up comics with the same principal and they go will they they prepare for it like sometimes like weeks out and they tell him who they're going to be battling against me write a bunch of jokes about each other and just s*** all over each other ruthless joke writing his son, he said I'd Rickles worthy s*** s*** s*** that's ruthless


    Killer Mike Explains "Re-entrification"| Joe Rogan
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    everybody feels like work like that and everybody feels like we just got to get out of that neighborhood complaining about gentrification when the kids that are leaving these neighborhoods whether they sing dance rapper not or just go get good jobs and Kobe just human beings you should be re-entering your neighborhood you should be buying houses or pieces on laying their most impressive things who plays John Stockton and I don't know if it's true or not but I read a story that he actually bought a house right on the street you grew up in so in the offseason he go back and sent me home with his kids so they had some type of normalization to their life you we should be doing that you know Tiana have bought properties together in the same neighborhood we grew up in developing things like restaurants and stuff I like to see more athletes and rappers become the merchant in business class that way and I like to see people who grew up in neighborhood move back to those neighborhoods they grew up in like like the typical iconic American Dream you know you can build a you do another 8,000 square footage in the back of a frame house if you want to but you shouldn't be going to 50 60 minutes outside the city and then complaining about the plight of the city because you took yourself away you took the Talon in the resources away do you think that everyone should feel that way though or is it mean you feel like you have to be committed to the city that you grew up in or couldn't I just get the f*** out of there and go somewhere difference nothing wrong with getting f*** out but yeah I think you should go back and support and yes I got tell kids you know how to do that kid make sure they replace you with those University or another if you grow food you know you don't grow the same way and you have to you have to give that Lana break retail let you know I'm saying say neighbors your whole life but skate anywhere but you do have to don't sell your mother's house rent it to your cousin but don't don't sell your mother that piece of land was worked for the blood tutorial the saw it mean something and it should and and for Working Class People especially it keeps your neighborhood in communities more like the ones that made you be a good human being so I think that there's something I moved to the other side of a move to the suburbs most people are most people marry somebody they knew you know I'm saying my thing is make the best of it don't let it keep becoming the worst a man a mr. John my wife and I are barber shops people don't know we own these things, Shay wash and groom shops we have one at State Farm Arena Atlanta Hawks play at flagship store on Edgewood Avenue Edgewood Avenue was once an Auburn Avenue once the centers of black Atlanta in terms of Commerce in retail and money Atlanta life insurance are you guys Google something this big time s*** you know this isn't the old Narrative of we've never had nothing cuz that's not the truth still is on this street used to be owned by African-Americans a storefront in there their children after these people. Also the buildings off and sold it for cheap and I know this because many mr. John who has a grocery store their stopped me one day he said you know Michael after we're gone in this neighborhood fine everything's different they're going to come along and say that white people stole this from us he said it's not true he say the children of the people that were here left and they never came back cuz they didn't think with their parents bill was good enough to kill me because that is not just black people us Americans. We have gotten to a point where we are unappreciative we are entitled and we don't think what happened before us was good enough so we don't treasure it we honor it we don't we invest in it that could be a farm in Milledgeville that could be a house in Adamsville but we have to do a better job of appreciating ourselves creating our community and then preciate not Greater Community and you have to re-enter you have to re-enter if I that you have to be a part of whatever gentrification happens to make sure that your steak is still there and then what you care about for memorials until perspective it represented their my uncle my uncle John black and it was a huge influence died and had a five-car garage where we're needed transmissions and stuff and I beg my aunt to sell it please I don't want you I know they're going to come the Beltline is coming out Scoop please sell it to me I didn't want my uncle's building you know for to go to strangers and become you know an apartment complex or something and I walked in your building I seen your building I said wow I know what I'm going to do with it now I've had it for like 3 years now it's just I just had it to do what you would like depressive I was building my office is right and I'll figure out a way to make a lot of money off of it I mean I've already made a lot of money with you and leaving me to buy it but it's important to me that has his neighborhood turn it's a hipster land cuz it's definitely get used to be black if I just wanted to make sure that there's still some chocolate working class in there and sometimes you're going to go buy coffee and there's going to be a muscle car and I'll figure out a way to make a lot of money off of it I mean I've already made a lot of money with you and leaving me to buy it but it's important to me that this is neighborhood turn it's a hipster land cuz it's definitely get used to be black if I just wanted to make sure that they're still some chocolate working class in there and sometimes you're going to go buy coffee and there's going to be a muscle car and lots of marijuana smoke blowing out of it so they'll know that you know my uncle's nephew still in town


    The Power of White Jesus | Joe Rogan & Killer Mike
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    sound gaming jobs and identities needed for extremely happy that I'm crazy but I'm sure if some of them were trouble but for a lot of them they finally had a sense of purpose they just been taken into this place as family so they made Utah He's they basically made a town all the media portrayals of Enlightenment and all of funeral people talk about mystical experience he had an India it's always that part of the world that emphasizes spirituality and the idea that the Hindu religion is a is a more ancient more complex spiritual religion as a figure is the white jesus figure out why people creature that has enormous power right it isn't same for anyone to believe in a deity that doesn't look like them right but in the black community we're just in love with Renaissance paintings and Jesus as wide as f*** all right so we have the same infatuation that you're weird hippie Aunt has with Indian men with long beards and their mysticism we have that you just help me understand where he creates a fake religion and convinces you know white middle-class people to follow Jesus Jesus of motherfuker like a man imma get me a shirt that says white people once a walk and and what I mean by that is Western Civilization it is this is the latest phase like many empires and civilizations there was a time where Mali in Africa and Kim and have her with the biggest nations in colonizers on Earth later Persia biggest had systems in right now the West has just for the last thousand years or so has been kicking and dominating ass a lot of what we see on the news between the west and what we call the Middle East now what was once in the western purse right Western Asia white jesus Springs out of that and kind of goes everywhere and colonize is everything so you know the church pops up with candy for kids Bibles for you and by the way we're going to be gone awhile but we going to leave this guy here on the wall so you know what the ideal but God son look like so God Son looks like a Doobie Brother consultas God God looks like Jim Morrison yeah it was really Jesus were probably at a guy with dark hair and curly. Curly hair and you know it and brown eyes that was saying s*** that the government in the church didn't like so they knocked in the f*** off why do you think that each race looks for someone of another race to be their advisor because I don't think people trusted Divinity in themselves you know I think I think that once you understand that as human beings we really only look different because of subtle differences and atmosphere and change and you know who you mix but I think that all those books that are moms paid Oprah took sellas of self-help and inward-looking Reverend Ike had told my grandmother generation that in the seventies you know what I mean and I think that was scared to turn off the lights in at some point see something divine within ourselves because once you do that that requires you act differently and I think that people need to be told what to do not that they actually need if they want to be instructed you know versus knowing org going on a gut feeling or experiment and getting something wrong you know my grandfather was one of the most kind moral men I've ever met he was always gentle chill he grew up in between 14 and 54 when I was born and he had experiences that he had learned to regret and he had to help with that become something that by the time I was a child he was Raising me my grandfather was divided in my eyes almost really not because he was perfect because he was genuinely good and moral but as a 14 year old boy who have grown up fatherless who dropped out of school in the third grade and who at who understood that I must protect my mother's and sister's he refused to people that got anyone even adult to the point of putting a bullet in you know what I mean so I think that a lot of times we're afraid to see that Divinity ourselves also because then you have to the darkness and you have to deal with that and it's easier to get instructed by someone else and it's easier to see the evil is outside to it's easier to see that is something that I can't control it just happens versus compliant I'm complicit in it and it's also a consequence of being one of the things that bothers me the most when people talk about people to commit crimes or think about people that commit crimes so much of who a person is a consequence of things that had nothing to do with them absolutely they could have been born and it neighborhood horrible parents been abused sexually and physically and and by the time you get to them that broke their life is already a message that shambles wrote and for you to try to think that they are going to look at life and just figure it out with no assistance whatsoever. It's crazy. We haven't put more of an emphasis in finding the spots that are the ghettos in the terrible neighborhoods in this country and figuring out a way to build them up at make it even we know right away we know unequivocally where jobs and commerce are present and Economic Opportunity and prosperity occur just a dramatic reduction in Lemonade Stand game by yet we do not put resources into building institutions that will create algebra Norris or work on a soft skill so the kids can be working out around production houses Studios we put that money into prisons use prison labor to undercut things like call centers and things like that that jobs that mean that factories may need and what we are doing a disservice by doing it and I always say we because we looked at leaders and blame them when so many times we allow it you know we allow this to happen by not paying attention and not voting will allow it to happen by not raising my voice even though we know someone in prison and saying this is wrong you know the last people I don't believe just for the record I don't believe in the abrahamic religions I'm not into but the books I read that are amazing graphic novels I can treat him like a like a graphic novel so it's right and when you look at the people who Christ died with writing it was using he was up there with these the last person he say before he got hot in here was a thief was a confessed deep with him and you know we going to go on this together that's that's an amazing thing so is your savior or Messiah you need to be thinking about who he spent this time you know he was with liars and thieves who's in the streets used to people who likes to be prostitutes and I think that if we start to turn our attention to those places and we put our intentions and good there we do produce on the out on the other side better but as long as we look at religion is something that makes us holy makes us clean watch this about sins and and we become Pious in that I think religion with something something that's forever kind of harmful it help to create that and I think that that that believe in that some people are good something something that's forever kind of harmful it helped to create that and I think that that that believe in that some people are good and evil doesn't allow us to say what what could we do to fix those ghettos to fix those depressed area codes for every ghetto where I'm from every ghetto that's in a city in the South I can show you a mountainous region with a trailer park that's just as bad for sure and nose and nose and nose kisses are a life better than Oxycontin addiction and intermontane to 100%


    Joe Rogan | Wiz Khalifa is Ripped!!
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    breathe out the breeze Breeze got into just too and it's brought whizzing to it and it's now shamed me into going to so at some point I want to pop up in the gym I got to get you and Joey Diaz to class would be the greatest thing in the world photo of him pre and post anesthesia truly impressed I would not want to follow Wiz Khalifa right now times of muscle under here but got to lose a lot of chubby to see it baby your legs carrying around all that way if someone could lose weight once they're really heavy they would have an advantage of their legs calves are still used to moving around with much more weight and all the sudden they don't have that way it's like you've been backpack training difference in Hollywood Jay's Place performance what is it called Unbreakable I'm doing I'm doing it slower I need to pick up the pace to go for 90 days like you say but I feel a lot better I just did a f****** Zappos running commercial I felt like the king of the world did you yeah you continue to lose weight and get healthy or you're going to inspire other people to do the same thing you continue and Yuri continue to lose weight and get healthier you're going to inspire other people to do the same thing people that your fans that go f*** man I've now I want to get my s*** together because what you don't want to do is get rich died have some young Wiz Khalifa black guy f****** on your wife that's my daily Mantra that's a good my daughter hot redhead why you not don't want to die and all my money go to some Ian Steadman like that f****** order


    Killer Mike Explains His NRA Interview | Joe Rogan
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    and acting like they are so I think it was a little bit of that but I think at one point in time it was a little that a lot of rappers would look at guys like Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash and old-school gangster country guys Waylon Jennings Willie Nelson Johnny Cash Allman Brothers Midnight Rider and you know whipping post that's radically different then you just singing about your forwarding and you know in drafting on Saturday every day I smoked a joint woke up and laughed and listen to that record like every single day I just wanted you guys to know it didn't bother me any my wife just told me to shut up we went shooting a lot more and we play Allman Brothers Whipping Post every morning because I had to remind myself that this is normal that you're being dumb like this publicly because you were disagreeing with the system that people have agreed to that you don't agree to and it's okay not to agree so Holland Brothers really got me through that segment is stop me from punching a lot of boojwazi black people in the face you're a proponent of your your right to carry a gun of all our rights and amendments but in particular you on the 1st and 2nd Amendment rights matter to me as an African-American as an end as an American first foremost as an African-American I've only been free 55 years our parents were born in apartheid and as an American we are we are country that broke off from what we felt like the tyranny of a monarchy and we did that because farmers and guns there to wage guerrilla warfare against at that time when the largest armies and navies in the world so I ordered by continuing to be in the spirit of the host farmers in the continuance of Crispus Attucks the first person to die in American Revolution was a black man your soap for me I would dishonor those Patriots who started this country and Crispus Attucks I would dishonor the lineage is an African-American whose only 55 years in the Freedom by giving government my contact I shot something I believe in government is people part of the problem with giving government anyting is that they're just people they're not something special Flawless absolute give people power over you in this I mean this is not saying we should stockpile guns and point them at the government but if people have guns it's way harder to just take over sensible to ask that s*** happens all the time and other countries that does happen absolutely occupied I think what we need more of is people like you that are that are a reasonable very educated in the matter of your particular person who comes from a place where they don't expect that argument come from you always think you know you think about Democratic people overwhelmingly being appreciated by the black community and you always associate them with being anti-gun yeah that's a common thing steps out and says no no I think it's a disservice to take this right away absolutely I didn't support it and fight for it I've been I've been an African American 40 40 something years now right I have known Democrats primarily my entire life I'm from the south in particular Southeast Alabama Georgia Florida I have never known a black male Democrat that was working class and did not honor weapon not that so I'm going to follow examples of my grandfather's I'm not going to listen to Arctic in their rhetoric about the arm in the population agree that we would all love it if we never needed guns I rather not needed and be prepared to have it but this isn't normal in my part of the country as not having straws and being able to smoke in public in places like La is it it just it's not that big of a deal do you know you you know in my in my mind say household should have five contrite you shower a revolver a semi-automatic perfume your wife carrying out in public a shotgun a great all-around going to have whether it's burglars or should have Rifleman to your defense against tyranny or just the f*** off on Sundays and show your homeboys and stick their butt what's what you should not do is give up your right to own yeah or using my people that's the thing about using them on people is that it's so rare but so horrific and so so common for something that's so horrific and everybody's against it but I don't I don't understand how you would ever by taking guns I mean you have to take all the guns away to stop that from happening how are you going to do and how you do that of course not the right regular people should probably not do that he's like how you going to get those guns in the criminals you're not you're not going to I'm shooting about start taking my 11 year old girl Michael shooting because I want them to know what they do if they see a gun so we've already went through what do you do if you're somewhere you see it. How do you how do you get out of that situation get all the kids out of that situation and I don't know all that comes with it taught how to shoot a rifle right because they hate it for a reason. to have big programs in public schools to make sure that children new firearm safety so my mother school and other schools benefited from that I don't care if it was just that sheet of paper that told you gun safety before you went in the rain that was just a piece of propaganda they did that was better for the overall public so I tend to say As Americans we've gotten away from stuff like trades and school we've gotten away from different options beside funneling are kids in the college that we've also gotten away from basic training such as balancing the checkbook basic home economics and how do you make lasagna and stuff like gun gun paint gun shooting and archery I think that if those things return to public school you get a safe for more confident student body you get a reduction on things like bullying and b******* you get an increase on his self Propel interested children and you start to me to grow its collars that Excel you really how is it going to stop bullying just by knowing that more kids know how to use guns I think that if those things return to public school you get a safer more confident student body you get a reduction on things like bullying and b******* you get an increase on it self Propel entrance of children and you start to me to grow its collars that Excel you really how is it going to stop bullying just by knowing that more kids know how to use guns.


    2 Live Crew Gave Killer Mike an Appreciation for the First Amendment | Joe Rogan
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    Topix have a black woman and Jennifer Farmer whose a great publicist when she's also publishes for like former senator of Ohio Nina Nina Turner in mega church pastors so you know she's helping me keep my image clean but she doesn't want me getting on television talking about doing cocaine and smoking joints understand that's also part of why people like you she does if you know it's just it's just something to do I get it I would want to be your but you have to do what you do but that's what makes you fun absolutely know what it is my two of my greatest heroes come on black people usually talk about heroes right we talked about Martin Malcolm Shabazz Muhammad Mark Marcus Garvey in it but two of my biggest Heroes coming up were Luther Campbell and Larry Flynt Bill of Rights Preamble in United States Constitution Constitution for my right that I couldn't wait to be a rapper just so I can curse and buy my own Teddy books you don't know and those people have shaped my life in terms of Love of freedoms and Liberties as much as a Thurgood Marshall you know it's as much as a as much as a barbecue are in as much as a as a Shirley Chisholm so for me who I am is needed you don't listen but why do you always seem to miss her to talk about smoking weed in strip clubs I said because that's what I really do and I never want someone to be able from the other side to say don't like this guy because he smokes marijuana go to strip clubs I want whoever they say that to the same I don't want it to be some secret I keep I want people understand that when I want you to be free I don't want you to be free to agree to see the world the way I do I want to be free to live as you would like to live so long as it doesn't that's supposed to be but yeah toast with this country is all about that time is in high school will did Luther Campbell thing was so strange because was that one area in Florida right where they had a strict brass blasphemy laws before they tried some male pornstars doing some really f*****-up videos they tried him down there for obscenity and they had him locked up big big you know it's very conservative and they just decided that the 2 Live Crew was just too much it's a crazy thing to do when something is very popular you don't like yeah. But they also make examples out of the popular yeah I just found out what the what the monkey on the stick segment with was apparently monkeys and hitting her wow out so farmers will kill a monkey and put his head on the six other markets in Ohio this is dangerous to do right so essentially famous people need me you Luther Campbell when he Brews you know Rodney Dangerfield Andrew Dice Clay Richard Pryor anywhere become is something to symbolize what will happen if you dare step out of line or social order so you your head being on a stick is is less about actually charging you for crimes and more about keeping the wrestler public and fearsome mention a lot of times we don't want to say that but it really is like to Live Crew come up right there in the yard and thank God Luke fault I can remember Channel 2 or 5 ABC or CBS in they were there getting off the plane in my town I'm a kid watching this one up 12 13 years old and the news reporters just went TMZ Style just put it in their face and I can remember brother Marquis just pulling up a Playboy magazine United States Constitution when it in matters of freedom of speech I got a chance to see it fought for and exercised right there before me is I was learning about an interesting that really what we're concerned with two is visuals not concerned with what people write down what we're concerned with what people say but we're not like you could write that in a book and no one will you could write his lyrics in a book and no one will get mad at that book something about them singing it and people singing along to it. Like this is that we got it. Nations falling apart we have stopped songs vibrations humming you know what meditation your hump you know that Rhythm changes things you do and it opens your mind cleared you you know what I mean. You know had it not been for an artist like Lil Kim would you have feminism in the way you have now would you have women gladly celebrating their sexuality and bodies if it wasn't for her she never gets the credit time I think she doesn't get women know that it became safe for them to be sexually aggressive in free because of her the women that you know we're coming of agent in our time but I don't think in retrospect cuz wraps young you know 45 46 years old I don't think that I just think it's getting to the point where we appreciate what we do what we've accomplished so little Kim is going to become more celebrated as the years go on her Trina you know Kaya Choice boss like so many hip-hop Inakaya Joyce boss like so many hip-hop has been a very fair game the women a very long time you know but whether people want to know it or not you know you have you've always had to call and response records and Hip-Hop I get on the baddest mother f***** in the world and then the girl pops up behind you now motherfuker around forever so they always promoted equality because it made money and makes sense and women


    Joe Rogan & Killer Mike - Sugar is Poison!!
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    four and a half hour ride down to San Diego cuz my friend Brandon was filling the Showtime special has run the jewels the entire way down and back like it was awesome thank you I wish I could work out as hard as people workout time music lot 31 parents picked up three hours but I'm on my path I really am stressed out to Al Claiborne who's from out here who's a hell of a train if I had his discipline already underfell but the gold is 100 + x 18 month because I like meat so I still get to eat meat and I like green stuff and I don't like salad dressing so I think it's only relatively easy for me olive oil and vinegar does not taste bad bro I don't even use that like when I have a salad when wife make salad she literally make the salad she met a little goat cheese or not you know maybe she'll throw some chicken or some steak on there but if it's fruit in the salad I don't need any salad dressing to throw some strawberries and apples or something something to just give me that Sprout juicing and I'm good versus the one dealing with my wife and eating like trash in the studio I'll be there that's the problem the Temptation rolls and you see Burgers and Fries yeah killed more Americans than anything else in the world right so anything that's called cuz Coca-Cola's provided tons of jobs in my hometown I want to ditch them they might know the concert to my right but we know that sugary drinks are good for you yet we don't have an aversion to we don't criminalize sugaring and my doctor told me Michael sugar is poison right I want you to be tight but these kids don't have anything to do not have jobs that have skills they don't have organization they don't have Police Athletic League like they used to they don't have people engaging them and academics or sports with a used to so they just tell him you don't mess all f*** off sometimes f****** and violence happens right if you could take those same kids with optional Spirit they'll sell you water on the side of a highway you add to something to public already wants anyway Cola you create something like purple call Envy pop and essentially what you're doing is creating the same sugary s*** that we all go add drinking we should and now we're giving the structure of say a Hells Angels to say yeah you can say we're criminal organization but we still can sell your f****** t-shirt because we're now paid our taxes were now employing people in and out doing we're supposed to do and that's what I wanted to give the gift of my friends who are who are members of Street paternities and we actually pulled it off at the show these guys actually managed to bring something it's in microcosm to the market in Atlanta it did well enough for us to keep continue doing it and I'm going to see how far I can go sugar water artificial for artificial what is it food coloring flavoring that's it and I think it's six ingredients is it snows soft drinks that are made with stevia or you know some carbonated I don't do well with imitation this Cadillac in the hand job I want the whole thing I know what you're saying but this stuff is good it's it's different and now it's you I was ordering a f****** you know he's ordering a drink drink and I'm just like that's good man if you could stick on that path in Bariloche who is a friend and Mentor a lot of times you might see a guy with me security bear introduce me to Shaolin Kung Fu Yuan basically kicking and punching and moving around he also introduced me to a lot of the guests that on your show including you know guess that talk about in a minute fasting that's good man if you could stick on that path Bellow who is a friend and Mentor a lot of times you might see a guy with me the security bear introduced me to Shaolin Kung Fu Yuan basically kicking and punching and moving around he also introduced me to a lot of the guests that on your show including you know guess that talk about in a minute fasting talks about getting rid of stuff and he just loves me like a big brother so he keeps me in tune but what's going on


    Joe Rogan Riffs on English and Irish Accents
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    that Adam and Eve story I was like yeah I'm right maybe Adams a b**** I blamed it on evening he was a guy who could write so he wrote things down cuz I gave you should listen I don't see Adam and Eve having that New York accident today at New York wasn't there yet I feel like Adam and Eve would talk like British people because anytime they have a movie where people talk like old timey with his Gladiator whatever everyone talks with an English accent giving us that if we have to last movie about people talking Latin they'll speak English but they'll speak it with an English accent right that only speak proper they will do is have some weird old timey way the movie watch the movie otherwise right but you right but why is that because it's like all this is like an old-timey language London this is b******* and he likes to say when we invented the English language do you like yeah but listen you guys respect our language more than respect yours and it's true like American English is not as respectable as English English because that's why they use those English people to sell like late-night mops and s*** right stick frying pans if that was a guy from Jersey that was selling you that you'd be like look at this a****** trying to lie to me but is b******* frying pan right is f****** s***** mop but something about like English accents get us for sure they have a better than even more respectable version of our language but our sounds better you can say it easier I understand it they understand us we don't always understand that lady in Europe I got in here and I couldn't understand a word you were saying as though here's where I'm wrong I'm wrong they understand each other they f****** feel till start I was in Belfast Northern Ireland which is you might as well be in the Cantina scene in Star Wars these m************ they barely speak English they speak English for sure they understand each other this is like early 2003 early UFC or UFC in Dublin. would like 20% of what each other was saying you got to use the the the translate thing on your phone wouldn't work I have Titanium on what is this called this guy mingle with the locals were drinking dark beer and whiskey there's maybe 30 people around me that are yelling like that and I'm talking this dude so all the people around me who are you drunk no one knew no one knew anybody next time we saying everyone is loud and hammered and this guy's f***** up and he's telling me this what is this one yeah I guess I mean it says he was the first video I pull up said he was from I think I typed in Belfast or something but here's the thing understand each other 100% they understand every word they say so wrong I just I'm just not an environment you'll get it though they have a flavor that we don't have right that's a dark Old World flavor listen might that's a f****** dude just came over on a boat and shooting arrows at people they understand every word they say so wrong I just I'm just not in that environment what you hang out and you'll get it it's kind of flavor though they have a flavor that we don't have right it's a dark Old World flavor High listen might that's a f****** dude who just came over on a boat and shooting arrows of people who kept that same language


    Joe Rogan on Having Better Odds of Becoming President Than Hillary Clinton
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    is the best on the planet Earth without a doubt but this guy is not his fault that is who he is but he exploited it he showed everybody he showed everybody the holes in this have better chances of winning then a lot of people that would be freaking ride whole like list of people who had better my manager is awesome and my PR person is non-existent so let's get round 3 going let it go here we go helps us to talk about it it's just that people are so fragmented people fragment out everything you saying they're like well you know it's like it's like that you said something but then they turn into this one little and he said what he said he said we need to cut screening yeah you heard him I told my people to backcountry.com I don't know what I'm going to do with it will use it well if we put microchips and everybody will know everybody is whatever what he did and that way we'll know if your cut


    Joe Rogan on Burt Reynolds
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    if you wanna if there's one one movie and the Bandit every time call Domino I don't remember what it's called the car into the pool oh yeah 14 years old I'm going to watch this movie on TV I was like God damn I wish I was Burt Reynolds and the woman who is like his girlfriend oh my God she was so hot look at her change the game he came along with baby got back and wait wait wait oh my God that is better it was like everybody just got smelling salts under the nose the Kardashians but it was a legit Tina ask game years of dancing and f****** running up stairs and s*** right Lawson she's like four foot two fishing small area but those movies made like Burt Reynolds movie Deliverance doesn't get the respect it deserves that is one of the all-time greatest drama movies absolute of all time was in hits memorabilia room which also double is his weight room and just their stuff everywhere and I was texting the way I was dealing with a problem and somebody snapped a picture of it and the Deliverance canoe is like laying up against the wall and there's all these different memorabilia things in there when I say hoarding room and it was unbelievable budai do something about that movie about the way Burt Reynolds University of Florida play football was a f****** stud she introduced me to the world of compound bows I didn't even know what a compound bow was until I saw that movie matter of the compound bow is now for Bow Hunting pro pro hunt man boat rental Burt Reynolds Burt Reynolds the actor


    Joe Rogan - Elon Musk Was a Weird Guy to Talk To
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    talk to cuz I couldn't get over all the stuff he does like how do you do all these different things how do you make these and then you make roof panels and then you like drilling tunnels and then you shoot and Rockets into space SpaceX he's doing everything I'll be honest when he grabbed the joint in the way kind of looked at it I was kind of like you seem kind of like a guy who was kind of like home but not familiar with this practice but for maybe he's so smart that he thought it would be funny if you pretended he didn't know what a joint was could be all right he didn't know what it was plastic return them off cuz it's a little one unique if you're not if you're not familiar not everybody is hit the weed culture man as we think you mean funding secure at 4:20 that joke a little bit Titanic Jamie was concerned that they were going to contact us and see if we arranged that pot-smoking part like if that was something that didn't arrange in advance because it crashed the stock and its way out of it all the stores that was what I was like Advance because it crashed the stock and that was what I was like


    Joe Rogan | The Nursing Home STD Epidemic
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    an Alzheimer's home but yeah that's the part about scary about turning 50 but he's like in their nailing all these chicks I mean my dad has really Advanced Alzheimer's and he knows that he misses his Mustang I took all his bicycles away and I need to get laid your dad literally they're f****** everybody stop with the playing bingo home health care and you are so I know yeah friends that are going in and I did not know you were going to bathe grandma what is your business hire a bunch of nurses to take care of my mother at home or insurance or whatever to where maybe somebody get the knee or shoulder replacement or maybe it's an injury or cancer or what have you and such a very rewarding business we probably have go to it's it's a fun business to be and that you're really getting help people but at the same time that she's out there it's crazy and I bought him stripper sheet. Not super sheets the Twister Twister sheets as a teenager I was like God damn thing and everything when your wife leaves you with kids when you're young you just realized okay forget about this long-term s*** yeah I can come pick me up from school what kind of Mustang do you have a 72 Fastback you know red and black with a 4-speed and hippie hammering it and I'm like five six years old fall on the floor because 11 with some irate skating rink owner sitting there pissed off coming I guarantee they got more ass than you and I did this all week I believe it makes freaking probably right now pregnant well somebody had in the next thing you know I'll hundred people in that building I'm done it right but did they have it already or they getting it from the the building now they had it already had already so you deal with herpes are you dealing with like the real weird ones like syphilis and gonorrhea and s*** like hey this where you getting this I mean who knows he had that with that that unfortunately that just had the baby if you know there's been invalid for 20-something years that's crazy 11 chlamydia infections amongst American 65 and over increased by 31% and syphilis by 52% there's a hundred and fifty right that's 52% yeah well I'm sure it's out there on the web but like I said my dad's probably thinks chlamydia is a flower is given this given this girl I'm going to get you some chlamydia that's why I don't like these percentage numbers gonorrhea had from doing this podcast all these years I understand when people can make things seem greater than they really are go back to that you have your AARP card store but I think that was a dumbass hole Yeah primary and secondary syphilis 5650 cases were reported in this age group in 2019 it's not like 45 year old people in the 60s


    Joe Rogan - We Should All Aspire to Be Like Keanu Reeves
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    for my dog he did John Wick and his dog that's from John Wick dose not John Rikku know how can of Twisted Ariel another one working on it coming out soon I ran into him at Santa Monica Venice area and he was on his bikes and super cool rad dude just pay what's up man Keanu Reeves must be one of the nicest coolest people in the planet cuz no one has a bad word to say about that ever he might be what we should all spider be we should all aspire to be Keanu Reeves or he might have some really crazy secrets I bet he's the nicest it seems like everybody runs into him you know like I'm sure there's some people ran into you where they caught you the wrong way and they're all went sideways for a little bit I mean elevated the profile of those muscle cars because she saw that movie and they went this guy but there's something about him I know he's murdering people I know he's the best at murdering people I know he killed three guys in a bar with a pencil I know that but look how f****** Cooley looks he's Under Armour rash guard in the dopest suits he's stabbing people in the neck and he's driving a 70 Chevelle SS but the trick is unlocks your for mentioned in love Eleanor it wasn't plasticized it was a real freaking muscle car today connector side pipes you're right you're right but you're also wrong because Eleanor look at that God damn it Tire raised white letter, that's class and we can get your own now you can get your name on it you could do anything there's a there's a time that sells icees get your own now you can get your name on it you can do anything there's a gas or sometime that sells like these


    Joe Rogan Shows Off Mike Tyson's Weed Box
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    not legal yet it's going to be right here I got that Elon Musk trouble weed what is that this is a this is what's called a blunt Tobacco on the outside and marijuana on the inside a drop Tesla stock 6% one day and right now but it's legal what's legal here right I believe in a lot it's a hundred percent legal here right here look at the size of these f****** joints he gave me another cameras not going to follow me but I'll be right back ladies and gentlemen look at the size that's just insane thinking you'll appear in the seat for see that's the kid I would recommend any more about that for me on Facebook and apologize


    Richard Rawlings Almost Got Arrested for Throwing a Burrito | Joe Rogan
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    it's so good though it is good it's smooth I'd like to send him into a real tequila enthusiasts though is that like sacrilege is that like an electric Mustang hell yeah or whatever but I'm pushing the envelope at the monkeys are tagline of snapping tees and fill in Holes let you know I'm almost like the old Rodney danger field maybe she has like you can't do that in here in Caddyshack 19 grass I stay the cart path I'm not a complete a******* but I did drive home about 1:30 or 2 in the morning in my house is probably the furthest house from the clubhouse and that thing is freaking loud when you're in that you know this trench of a golf course right the cops are waiting on me when I got home but thank God the cops add a good one for you actually got arrested at this country club well at my house before I would say arrested cuz they didn't let me go but they did come cuff me and put me away the we're coming home from Christmas Extravaganza which I do if my buddies every year at for Christmas we get a big car pile in and we go Christmas shopping for our families and what have you tell him loaded by supposedly threw a burrito from like taco or something and hit the guard so there's four through for my buddies we get to my house we pig out on shity Taco Bell food you know until everybody passes out and the next thing you know the top lights are on banging on the door get out here I come to the door going to do a bunch of food you're gone and so if you charge a man with a salt because he throws a burrito at you you should you should turn in your card but it we went to tape it was not like thrown at him it's not like I barely was a baseball right here I liked it to him to eat but he didn't see it and fell down so they cuff me they take me down to the guardhouse to you I'm so freaking loaded right and I get there and the burrito still in the ground like it's evidence or some s*** and they're telling me I got to apologize this guy at all I can focus on a perfectly good f****** burrito right here I'm going to eat this burrito do you see the guy since then I was like dude that was perfectly I mean back in the days before the sprinters were so popular so it was like probably the first time we've had that in here and your little podcast room I definitely think it's the first time it seems like you just be able to say hey I just threw it to you cuz I was drunk I thought you were hungry pretty ridiculous burrito flying your way that thing cost a dollar 99 then and it's barely meet we were going over like how much of that gives a ruling on how much meat it actually has to be we can call it a beef burrito but there's fillers in that s*** like what is the filler was like silicone or something like that but it's something ridiculous like 34% of it is not actually meet ridiculous like 34% of it is not actually meet that's what that was 10 years ago. Don't expose 80%


    Joe Rogan on CBS Rejecting Marijuana Super Bowl Commercial
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    I can people really knew the information involved in like the safety of marijuana does it freak you out yet course it does doesn't make you paranoid I just want angry about something to CVS decide to do you have to understand is CBS is responsible for the employment of Untold thousands of human beings they're going to have Bud Light ads right next to this they will or whatever they will but Bud Bud Light affect anyone's bottom line I don't agree but I just want to be part of the problem is that the business aspect of this has not been fully established once it's fully established CBS and all we're going to realize it isn't any different than Bud Light it's not any different than anything you can get f***** up on Bud Light if you just drink 20 of them you can have f***** up you can walk in the trees or what honest about it about these things is telling them the pros and the cons everything is a pro and a con including old people banging it out and nursing home things is telling them the pros and the cons everything is a pro and a con including old people bang it out and nursing home


    Eleanor Mustangs Are Played Out | Joe Rogan & Richard Rawlings
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    find that has on Instagram GT500 Super swap he took an old GT500 body and put it on a GT500 for my modern chassis and piece it together like that but I was always thinking with it with a setup like that you probably can't have airbags right you can actually ways to add it into there but you get into the Mariners yeah play with the R&D of trying to put an airbag into something like that unless you really really do what you're doing because you don't know where it needs to be that everybody could do more damage than good it's weird though because you're dealing with a totally different size body too so I wonder how he's doing this it's easy just got massage move in move out you knows there's a company called mag Motors you ever heard of them I don't think I have go to mag motors.com they have what they're doing is they're putting a carbon fiber body on a modern GT500 but they use in a 67 like Eleanor body they're making it out of carbon fiber so it's that one's grossed go to the silver one that white one looks so you really know over play are you it's just a done so many times it's amazing but go to get it get it from the side so you get a better look at it that's a beautiful car to me looking at it down a little bit yes of the modern car correct so you end up with something looks like it could go 4-wheeling a little bit right yeah it's not it's definitely not slammed in terms of looks right yes but they're doing it you know from the ground up there's a lot of people doing it because it's with technology that it has it's it's not as hard and to do is it used to be Labor Staffing wrong but you know you can make all those systems work in anything you look at an Eleanor and you look at it like it's played but a person who doesn't see them all the time was not in a car industry you when was last time you saw someone as f****** things on the street I never begged Jackson there's like five up for sale if you go there but like Fusion Motorsports there there are down the street here they make their the only licensed dealers they have some deal with the the woman who was the who was the wife of the guy who wrote Gone in 60 seconds are produced so they make fusion Eleanor they make some pretty sick ones out I just thought that is f****** beautiful why do you hate America Richard not love that it's just there's hundreds if not thousands of them out there people did it and now everybody's doing it and that's what I have you yeah but I mean how many of them are out there in comparison to like say a modern ZR1 as well as many 69 Charger don't get it wrong but faded orange with


    How Richard Rawlings Created Fast N' Loud | Joe Rogan
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    play The Cars get paid for but it's like it's a fun show it's like you you're not taking yourself too seriously you're having a good time you know you're buying and selling awesome cars for sure it's a dream of mine to get it done it took eight years to get it sold but here we are now stages in life I was a firefighter police officer medic before I was old enough to drink I mean talk at 19 years old carrying a gun problem with SmartThings them to let me do and then when you're 19 I had a badge I was a cop so was it just like something is always in the cars and that's what led you to the show you know how would I tell the story diplomatically realistically I was watching the shows that were on TV at the time I'm always been a car nut and a motorcycle guy what have you and I realized one night that my kids are never in the room watching it and my wife's not in the room watching in you know and the shows that were on with a little bit too much bravado and and I'm tough guy and you know so hot. call my buddies dug up at the wise and stuff and I was like I'll either missing a big truck in the market here if you could tone down that part of it a little bit and still have a cool brand still be a cool guy you know and get the moms in the kids in the room hopefully it's a lot more successful and that was kind of started it and I got a pimple on a scooter on a leash not a pitbull on chain it doesn't seem compromised that's what's interesting about it cuz it seems like a kind of a guy show I never thought about that way it was just like when I was a kid and my dad had a garage not open for public garage that we kept his car we just drink some beer and buy some cars and goof around it's just like Saturday afternoon but all week long did you have any of a background in automobile knowledge did you know like how to fix things or did you yeah I've never really been the full fabricator you know I understand everything but I'm probably more of a business guy so but I did have the car knowledge and I and II eyeball for what was good and keeping up with what was going to be happening and things like that and that's kind of my strong suit is it okay for kids to fix to be popular swear to get into 356s or Broncos like when he drove it isn't you know what happened and I keep my eye on the market but you still it's meant I mean Scott will scuffs out with it's driven you know but it's it's in perfect condition and doesn't have any answer anything wrong with it is literally Little Old Lady from Pasadena I mean the lady bought it brand-new and she passed away a couple years ago and I bought it from her grandson Alien X I'm a Giants fan of like the time. Of 1965 to somewhere around like 71 they fell apart and still get a 71 Challenger 71 Barracuda still pretty sweet but then you get into like 72-73 start putting the big bumpers are there it's a good time now it's a really interesting really interesting time now for muscle cars it's the race is so crazy that they're putting out street legal cars you could buy from a dealer with 700-plus horsepower and almost every dealer has one now set know what was it LT1 when Ellie know what is that what the f*** is the name of the 750 horsepower video of the guy from one of the head guys at GM who took on track like when the first days they releasing the car and spun out on the first turn slammed into the wall I can't say much I've Rector brand new Hellcat the other day racing at Woodward did you really took you on a track or will you want to strip it was a street track that they had right there on Woodward so they put up the blocks and you take off Jake's beautiful but they're not they're not that great at corner and that's a still a giant car big are ya Mustang and Camaro going to do better in the corner for sure remind you more than any of those other cars though of those 1970 cars in a really has that that shape is more iconic if you look at a 1969 Camaro 2019 Camaro you like I don't see it that's not the same thing but Challenger really does look like that old car has killed it I mean passion project absolutely nailed it yeah I know they did they made a great-looking modern muscle-car the other ones are just great looking cars mean they they are still muscle cars but they don't really think you don't really think about the old days when you see him do you guys make some f****** great builds to you know you guys have done some really sweet custom builds like you were telling me outside that the longest you do a bill for is 25 days we've got it down about 25 from 32-inch when we started so when you see a car on the show if it's a single episode of the day we built that car in the 25 26 days that's crazy start to finish paint interior 7 years now and 130 of them that you know we just got a process in in the crew that I have at the shop now is unbelievably phenomenal 25 days we're done that's insane but what about suspension or you know Art Morrison chassis or something like that I just take some planning so literally what we do is we build the car three times is that how we're going to build it and what kind of parts were going to use what kind of suspension wheels motor where we put all that down on paper and then if it works mathematically for the project we want to do then I go find the car they want to find the car we ordered every single part and we don't start that car until every single thing that was on that list is in house has been checked and we're ready to go the builders I've seen take 7 months 9 months a year it's just a shot for set up differently and maybe one or two guys or maybe they've got kind of assembly programs going on or what have you but we get in there like you'll love our building right now we're gonna 77 International Scout and started with a really nice one or and white striped plaid interior I mean the whole ball of wax whack the the chassis. 400 put in a full Chris Alston Chassis Works chassis the only two wheel drive and it's all 2018 Hellcat 8-speed automatic Jesus in it and slammed on the ground but it still removal top and what is a great California truck I can guarantee you that they're doing that with one of the I think it's a Superbird I'm one of those one of those iconic Mopars from the late 60s early 70s they're doing full Hellcat chassis in the whole deal with that not really that these cars with horsepower figures Everybody Was Kung in production yet you had the Resurgence of Shelby are there it is there's Jonathan towards that thing that's good looking that is like literally like trying to have a block like a city block on Wheels they take around a corner with a long neck yeah for sure I have not but yeah yeah I'd like to have a tricked-out won Gas Monkey on it with bigger monkey on the tail somewhere yeah for sure now when you do the shows and you bargain people down and then they watched the show to people ever get pissed a few and they were just excited you know that we were going to be doing something with the car and and there's always that element of of the sentiment to let you know it was their dad's or was their mom's or grandma's or whatever they want to see it go to a good home so you got several different kind of people they know you're wanting you to not do anything or if you're going to fix it up we want to see it you know all kinds of things like that but nowadays it's it's a little more harder for me to get a decent deal because people see what you sell them for after you fix them up then they get a little upset they can but I mean they don't understand them out of work and time and money that we put into it most of the cars that were building on the show now we're putting it Elite 200 Grandin and sometimes as much as 300 a good plan executed what must be like a thing now because the show that people want to get a gas monkey Bill car they do but how would I say this diplomatically it weren't for employees vendors and customers business would be great we don't do a lot for the customer until we build it for ourselves and then we sell it to them but as far as coming in off the street we just like building what we want to build holding our skills and then we find a buyer every once in awhile have guy come in and go look I can this is what I want but I can I won't call you I won't come in there with a new steering wheel all you know that's why I A lot of times cars do take 7 months or a year until it still a business decision I'm trying to build it to where I think it's going to do the most of the most money at the end of the day and stay true with what's going on as far as that particular car and what's going on in the marketplace and technology and what have you and we do get a lot of calls where people come and go okay I want that exact same thing sometimes if you do buy cars and then just sell them without doing anything to it right yeah that's what we call RB story so you know will have them bring it in maybe just puts whatever but usually it's just clean it up get it running sell somebody else to dream because not everybody can afford a fully-built car ride and where they want to do it themselves so we get him a good project I don't think people realize how much money is involved in a fully-built car


    Why Online Misogyny Shocks Joe Rogan
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    all daughters and I have friends that are women and I have a lot of friends or women in the world stand-up comedy and I often time see misogynist s*** online that shocks me and wanting things that shocked me was there's a guy that I follow and we talked about how his wife it was a thread on Twitter well-thought-out very smart guys a lawyer and I was talking about how his wife gas tank so weak take every time he gets his wife's car she's always out of gas like what the fuc why do I have to get gas for you and then she explained she doesn't get gas because she gets harassed and it creeps are out and about that the messages he was getting from men calling him a cock wine making of course it was going to go there and he told me direct messages you know saying all kinds of crazy s*** to him because they not only are they in denial that this could be a situation where their mother was in or their wife or their daughter maybe they don't have a daughter maybe they have a bad relationship with her mother maybe they just they had so many bet you know if a guy has had so many bad interactions with women and he's not very smart and he's just decided that women are evil and you see anything that's hey guys maybe we should look at it in terms of like how the woman looks at it like that's real those guys are real and they're out there I was at a gas station the other night at 2 in the morning I was coming home from the comic store and pulled into the gas station and there was he's gotten that bulletproof thing with his thick glass debit card and I pull in I get out of my car and I hear yelling and I hear him going hate black you're not a f****** bank teller a right because you taking his job so seriously make $10 an hour and the guy says something is no money on the card so f*** you there's $800 on this car and it's friend from the car saying something and I am nervous okay I mean yes to in the morning I'm nervous and I'm like f*** and I'm like what if this guy turns any of this aggression on me what if he decided he's a f****** a****** and he's probably drunk or high or something Tupac in the morning and it's him and there's another guy in the car and I'm so nervous and get the f*** out of here you know don't run out of gas but just get the f*** out of here get gas tomorrow during the daylight and I'm a man and I'm looking at these two guys and I'm saying okay if some s*** goes down if these guys don't have a weapon or some s*** goes down I'm going to beat the f*** are these two guys they look like they don't exercise but they're aggressive they're angry or stupid my god dammit all my Spidey senses are going to get out of here go get out of here and like an a****** I decide to stay and pump my gas but when these guys were yelling at each other I literally went around the front of the car instead of the this back way because there's a shorter path for me being exposed their view some hiding behind my truck while filling my tank and I'm a man Chili's two guys right I honestly thought where the story was going to go is that you were going to go over and tell them that I was thinking but I didn't want to get shot and think you would have did some people die I know now I'm saying certainly way less worried than a woman if I was a woman and I pulled up and I heard that guy f*** you make $10 an hour bro f****** relax and get the f*** out here I was on fumes though raising two daughters made you so much more aware of this stuff in the past I would have met you and only thought of you as a 34 year-old person now I look at everyone as a baby that's how I process things and it made me way more compassionate way more understanding and way more patient with people because I now I say okay when I meet this a****** at the gas station to the morning that's berating that guy will why is he will because probably his dad the f****** piece of s*** his life probably sucks he probably dumb put on drugs into his young he doesn't have any smart friends they don't have any money to get gas to the morning making poor Life Choices there's a lot wrong here he doesn't have any discipline his life he's never gone through any sort of trials and tribulations that taught him about things isn't just didn't receive life lessons probably didn't get a good education here we are and I might have to kick this guy's ass cuz it's 2 in the morning and he's threatening he's loud and he's probably going to be allowed at other people look at him the wrong way he's just f****** toxically stupid be loud at other people look at him the wrong way he's just f****** toxically stupid but he was a baby he was a baby on point time so I don't want to go over there I don't want to I don't want to create violence I'm thinking he's just going to driveway and eventually he did and that poor guy who probably is probably making just a little bit more than $10 an hour it's stuck in this f****** cubicle is little glass box with his a****** berating him at 2 in the morning


    Joe Rogan: The Right-Wing Virtue Signals, Too
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    venues is fake it is dangerous if any of it is clickbaity of any of it as deceptive not agree with you more f****** dangerous especially it's so easy to prod a certain group and all I got to do something about this this is this is the danger is which have to worry about the people that date and again they're signaling to their signaling to the far-right their signaling to those people I know a lot of people like that not that it would be no shoot people but I know a lot of people that are signalers far-right signalers like they'll see things and I've I've talked to people that I hope Trump went cuz we got to put a stop to all this nonsense ideas socialist Like Bernie Sanders going to come along and take all your money we're struggling hard working Americans we had to put America First put America first it's just lack of understanding about the complexity of the entire landscape the entire landscape in terms of economics entire landscape in terms of international politics all of it all the above. The war machine in type beat did the lack of understanding about the military industrial complex the influence of the has the lack of understanding about the bankers lack of understanding about the complexity of the entire landscape the entire landscape in terms of economics entire landscape in terms of international politics all of it all the above do the war machine in type feed the lack of understanding about the military industrial complex the influence of the has the lack of understanding about the bankers about how few people went to jail after the f****** crazy economic collapse that we just recovered from


    Bari Weiss: Australia is Sleepwalking Through History - Joe Rogan
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    but in certain ways it's a more you know it's thought of as sort of a macho culture may be more masculine a little bit more conservative than here generally and yet the left has one there so many of the major issues that were fighting we're killing each other over now universal healthcare mandatory 401K $18 minimum wage pensions 4 weeks of vacation a year like yeah it's just like so many of the things that here up for grabs they already solved I think we have to take two things into consideration one that they have a small population as large as contiguous United States of America but there's only 20 million people I think their culture is less constrained by history because they came they were essentially prisoners I mean they they dislike Sarah oh yeah way better it's amazing it just takes forever to get that and they shipped you off the Gold Coast I wonder if they're so now I feel like they are Canadians who are way more nice than us to think that they have they have it so good that they're a little complacent and that makes me concerned because China that's like a big story there first of all week we have this momentum of innovation and of ass-kicking and and and getting things done creating things it's so different than any what part of the world if we took that s*** down a notch I think we'd be okay you know I mean I think we definitely do have to worry about China and you know I've been really trying to closely follow all this Huawei stop with his executive keep getting arrested and you know it did the close relationship between some tech companies and this plan of government is very confusing but some people look it over it talk to people that are Chinese natives are who have been to China they almost look at as a positive as less resistance it's more even though that censorship is open it's at least you know what you're dealing with over there as opposed to know the NSA is spying except like their situation is that they're enormously economic they're enormously dependent on China economically and they love having that money but they seem to be a little bit like sleepwalking through history and not is at least some people that I associate but that's that's the real story in Australia is China back watching what you going to do like what if Australia decides a ramp up its defense budget by you know five thousand percent over the next 10 years and developed crazy arsenal of weapons and super soldiers and shoot them all up with steroids give him exoskeletons and get ready to go to war start building bunkers take this like North Korea with money approach the world and if they need we know that there's a military dictatorship there they have control their people that escaped with horrific stories about the country I mean like there may become kind of dangerous and sketchy and small but North Korea is not a military power like in terms of with the way the Soviet Union is where they could take over the world but they're scared watch us from afar you know if you were paying attention to World politics Mandarin Virginia and I'm like what like what what are you saying that I found him amazing like genuinely actually gerrymander good Virginia I was


    Why Are Feminists Supporting Anti Woman Practices? | Joe Rogan & Bari Weiss
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    and well-thought-out opinions and those two things are very rare well-thought-out opinions are way more rare in my opinion than what you usually get what you usually get is a conglomeration of opinion that seemed to make sense for peripherally or casually the veneer of logic to them like I'll go with that cuz I don't have the time because most people don't have the time don't make it easier for one second it's become like a pillar right it's like okay if you're on the left I believe in you know Criminal Justice Reform like any number of things oh and by the way Israel's bad like it became one of those things that most people don't really think about and like I think it's a really important to think about things issue-by-issue and not just be like yep signing up for this whole slew of policies and views on things when actually some of those things go together at all but one thing in the world cleft you're not allowed to do is criticize the more repressive aspects of Islam you're not allowed to you don't do it if you bring up anything becomes islamophobic and even if it's homophobic thought the ideas are homophobic or if women have to wear restrictive clothing all any any of the things that are incredibly commonplace you are not allowed Chris those because those fall into a protected category I remember when I first ran into this in college when we were talking I was in a conversation with other feminists and I definitely consider myself a feminist about female genital mutilation and I encountered for the first time a species that I've come to know well which is feminist to sort a different female genital mutilation on the grounds of cultural relativism who are we to judge and I remember just like I did not get over the shock of the you shouldn't care at the shop or nut that is f****** terrifying mean that is outspoken rabbit critic of circumcision I think it's disgusting think it's ridiculous doesn't make any sense at least your dick still works circumcision and female genital mutilation a person on the left it when I talked about it recently some f****** a****** online I don't remember who it was but I didn't even exchange I just I just I read it and I went there their vagina doesn't work the same way anymore do you understand that you can't have an orgasim anymore you're cutting off woman's clitoris to not because of cleanliness already f****** weird logic that they're using today to try to justify circumcision way worse you're you're doing it to try to eliminate pleasure because you don't want me to leave it the same reason why you want to cover up with some crazy but why ARB because you don't want the woman to leave at the same reason why you want to cover her up with some crazy but why are female genital mutilation I'd love to ask


    NY Times Writer Criticizes Tulsi Gabbard| Joe Rogan
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    I don't know who can do that I don't know who can beat him who do you think I don't know Hillary can't so worried she's going to muscle our way to the top who's a rational person the right is going to look at this person whose may be economically conservative and socially liberal and say this is really where I'm leaving energy and be like we just need to make Arby's go ape shitt crazy rather than running someone that can win the center but I think that this is maybe my liberal bias but I think the people on the left wouldn't fall for that the same way people in the right would I don't think people on the left who saw someone who went ape shitt. Far left I think there's a lot of people to Centerview like what I'm going to just go to vote libertarian Kirsten gillibrand ideas she had Cody definition of Toadies a person who flatters or defers to others I really enjoyed talking to her I like her alot but maybe I'm wrong I don't think I'm wrong on her was that I think as a person who's coming from the lamp is also a veteran and is very articulate and sensible in a woman and in talking to her we didn't get into Assad or any of those things but talking to her about what she feels is wrong with the current Administration and the way things are running in a direction she thinks things could go in his very promising ideas I don't I didn't know about this play music center no I didn't know that I never heard that I did hear something about when she was very young she was like 22 she said something about gay marriage and civil union spice if she apologized for and said that she evolve she reveal she met Assad in Syria without informing top Democrats finding mission in support of Peace for Syrian people but characterized us back Rebels as terrorists yeah she's I mean I can keep looking but I just I'm telling you I can come back for you as someone that would make a good president you work for them which had a job there you know I'm worried as a person has been called Write a Jason and just looking worried about labels a organization which mobilized against same-sex marriage in Hawaii and perverted and promoted controversial conversion therapy


    Joe Rogan - Punch a Nazi Mentality is Stupid!!
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    who's experienced Kathy Griffin has experienced that public shaming has been publicly shamed herself in the most horrific way has a base of a the live underground and now she's saying shame him name him and docks it I don't understand that more more committed to their side more committed to their team the only way you're going to get any support if you have been attacked and isolate not alone is the deep deep into the team again like how do you get back deep as a team again you got to be rabid you know and that's part of it it's it's a natural reaction that people have to sort of signal to everyone else on the team they're all in their fully committed their even care about their f****** career I'm an activist that kind of s*** happens and it's it's people that want love that's what a lot of it is they do recognize there's something wrong that they are reacting to a real thing the reason the overwhelming reason the motivation for this kind of overzealous reaction is often the signaling thing so they want to let everybody know, they on the f****** team man you know in Poland or in hungry right now 16 year old kid who maybe have no idea what that had signifies well I mean people like one of the sort of wisdom of Criminal Justice Reform right is it which I believe in is that we shouldn't try kids as adults and we should forgive we should have greater generosity and mercy forgiveness for the crimes of a child even if they've committed them those same people are the ones saying document shame him generally politically well you're seeing that now and this is again there's never been a dachshund before there's no doxxing right how long is doxy been around a decade let's go crazy and say the first dachshund was 20 years ago that's a blip right that's so recent so this is not a the people really had to balance out in their mind when to do and what not to do it they just do it people have no idea what that looks like you've experienced it or watch someone you know experienced it it's it's like it's like an abstraction cuz he's a little puppets it's it's very it's piss poor thinking and it's everywhere and everyone wants to feel like not being a part of one of the tribes is it extremely lonely position and you get cold all the bad names people want you to be a part of their tribe and people don't want to be called bad names and they want to feel like there any name group emotionally I totally got that when you got a president that's so polarizing and you have an opposition to him that's so there's so much momentum in opposing him and I think this is a giant wedge in between these two sides and then you have that hat and that hat that kid wasn't wearing that had a guaranteed like 20% less hate it would be bang his drums get the f*** out of the way I saw that like come on you can expect what you can't just beat your drum in the kids face like inches from the kids face pretty amazing the restraint this kid had to just smile and the idea that you're going to judge this kid millions and millions and millions of people going over this right now that kid woke up that morning he had no f****** idea he was a kid in a cult okay then a Catholic cult school and he's going weird things to March for Life for people trying to kill babies going to stop me from killing babies right to go there and is it is black Israelites calling them the fagets and there's these all these people calling him names and and then all the sudden guys beat the drum in front of his face and we're supposed to which was a DOCSIS kid now cuz he smirked that's that's a crazy impossible lack of empathy it's impossible to defend unless you hate boys but you hate all boys cuz boys are dumb like 16 year old boys are almost universally dumped they all they all grow up to be men some of those men will be your best friend so when those men will be amazing some of those men would be so happy to see me see me to give him a big hug okay that's me I was a stupid f****** sixteen-year-old everybody it's not good for society to take this trend and run with it and in this what is that what people do now you know you doc sixteen-year-old turbocharged has the right like that I think people are not quite understanding that Dynamic if you are someone who you know is frustrated with Trump and his maybe moving to the middle and you know imagine that person it's easy to imagine then you see this and you're like those people being in charge of me visceral reaction I just I don't think they're understanding but like implications of what they're doing I don't think they understand they do maybe they did a person to the other side the person that sees the far-right and sees repulsive racism and bigotry Build That Wall f*** these Mexicans f*** those little kids that you should have known better they're all illegals that kind of person that pushes people towards progressivism APUSH his people towards much more liberal and socialist ideology like f*** that gross nest in the same thing could be said for some this is a real poster that antifa is sending that they were putting on a wall on walls and and fence post initiate in the Pacific Northwest and it's actually kind of hilarious cuz it's so stupid I'm going to put it up on the screen but it it says alright and it's like telling people to not date white people propagation lights is propagation of hatred of Russian homophobia sexism transphobia racism in ableism so are we supposed to sterilize older people are finding it and posting it online someone sent it to me right a lot better than most people do you can't just say go punch people when razor eyes one says have you seen a more punchable face that is so f****** dangerous because you're almost saying go punch this kid I saw someone else I accidentally favorite something I didn't mean to favorite favorite even read comments but somebody pointed out that I favored a really Preposterous tweet honest it said the reply from the school was pathetic and impotent name these Kittle that's Kathy Griffin here's the one that said this guy said God damn it I can't find it it was basically saying no need to hear it is a face like that never changes this image will Define his life no one made no one need ever forgive him the blue checkmark by their name no one need ever forgive him a face like that that is virtual signaling in the most toxic form so so dangerous little nervous I'd like to see him with a samurai sword pose a good over two years ago and it's supposedly is like a troll I would say that if I was a person who's like far right CIA psyops type s*** this would be worth so Through the Looking-Glass hear that post that I just read you that's a real post about this guy is unredeemable know any never forgive him that's just as bad in my opinion is that supposed to say don't date white people it's all crazy the basic basic virtues right that used to be normal right leg stability right civility has now become for some people a code word for like complicity with Nazism like if your if your sibling you believe in Civility and you believe in you know treating people decently and with giving them the benefit of the doubt like that that word itself has become a code or signal in a negative way and p**** like I doubt even saying it I don't know you know I I just these basic virtues seem to have been like swept away and I don't know when they when they got lost in the epoxy was Trump I think the chance of Build That Wall it's not an accent concentrates on and it's not just that it's there in a political battle right now because if they get him to back down off the wall then you know he looks like a loser when 20/20 comes around he looks less powerful those people there's that for sure but there's also this he's so egregious like everything he's so he saw that guy build it back because he's broken something or he's signifying the fact that it was broken one or the other I think that he was both a symptom of something that was broken and we didn't recognize and now he's further catalyzed that Brokenness well I think both sides have to recognize that the other side has some points that's one thing and then I think we also have to treat ourselves like we're all family and we're on a big team cuz that's what really are if we really are the United States of American I mean what what is it what is a country if anything we're supposed A-Team the idea that were separated and we're two teams in this one team the real differences in terms of like who gets elected like how it's going to affect your life involved business involves some social policies involve some things but the way we interact with each other on a day-to-day doesn't involve that all that has to be fixed first the way we think about each other on a day-to-day basis that used to be a time where you could have a conservative Fran and you could be a liberal and you could be a f****** long-haired hippie guy and he in you are a good hardworking person who didn't let their Longo crazy your next-door neighbor who is like a Goldwater Republican we talked to you and you would go how's it going Mike what's going on with this case and this and that and you know a professor could live right next to a cop and they would be friends and one would be conservative and one would be liberal and it would make fun of each other a little bit and read each other a little bit and that would be the end of it that would be it wouldn't be this this Civil War that were experiencing right now right now just hopefully it stays that way but it's it's it's confusing is confusing cuz there's a lack of a frustrating lack of empathy that when I look at human beings and when I look at people that aren't seeing what everyone else is staying or they're not seeing things objectively and there are rational and overly emotional I always assume there's something else the running from I always assumed when I see someone the lashing out and insulting everyone around them people that aren't seeing what everyone else is saying we're not seeing things objectively and their irrational and overly emotional I always assume there's something else the running from I always assumed when I see someone the lashing out and insulting everyone around them assume it's not the people round it's something internal there's something something maybe some existential angst they're fighting against some realization of the futility of Life whatever the f*** it is


    Joe Rogan STUNS Guest with Gay Cure Experiment Story
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    set of all time there was a an article that I read about they were they were manipulating pleasure as it turned out its I swear I started reading it from a study on rats they do this thing with rats where they provided they figured out a way to give rat orgasms to figure out a way that like jazz up the brain shock them like they they need to do anything to get this area where they can have these orgasms and it would have them up to 2,000 times a day it would just not just all day long and in reading that male and female turn turn away they did it with a gay man while they were doing this this is in the 1970s there's a couple different studies that they did one of them they did with his gay guy where they try to stimulate certain parts of his brain while they were showing him heterosexual p*** and they were trying to convert him into being heterosexual and apparently they had some meager amount of success with this where he engaged in sexual relationships with women and apparently even enjoyed it and they did something to deliberately stimulate a part of his brain that would excite arousal and try to connect that with with heterosexual p*** and made him orgasm made him masturbate to orgasm while they're doing this and showing him straight p*** the idea that they were going to reprogram as mine massively confused about what makes you have an orgasm and one of things that happens is you get you can have gay experiences when you're young if someone does something to you in imprint upon you arousal at a young age with with gay experiences sometimes even heterosexual men will get aroused certain gay images and gay things because of their past because of that like Chris Brown's talk about that is influenced by your environment which is your jeans and you know this is very taboo for some people to discuss even though it's really fastly major taboo areas of exploration and when you start looking at like what makes a person gay or straight whether it's nature or nurture whether it's a combination of those things with it so much just radically gay from the room or whether someone's erratically straight from the womb these these studies where they were trying to they were trying to turn someone with science and they were trying to turn someone straight it's crazy it's very you couldn't do it today that you never be able to do it today I believe it was 71 they did hell yeah it's I'll send it to you crazy it's crazy widely criticized but heavily studied and now the woman they did it to a woman to date these stuck these this woman had a problem with painkillers and so they figured out a way to wire her brain I'd be criticized but heavily studied and now the woman they did it to a woman to date they stuck these this woman had a problem with painkillers and so they figured out a way to wire her brain


    Joe Rogan | "White Privilege" is Used to Dismiss People
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    but that is the real the only saving grace of the concept of white privilege is that we do have to recognize that some people got a really good deal and some people got a really terrible deal but the only reason why white privilege even something to consider is that racism is real then why white privilege is not if the world is Barry Weiss or or Twitter everyday could be totally irrelevant and what we would be concentrating on is you know who's making the best buildings who's making the best music what what what is it with the contributions to culture we wouldn't care about if they were coming from Asian people or West Indian people we wouldn't care you're no privilege of all kinds that's useful it's actually useful to think about that what is not useful is to say because you were XYZ thing therefore you're out there for you have no stake and therefore in fact you have sort of less of a claim on truth and morality gentleman who she didn't do her research instead of arguing the idea or discussing these ideas and she said because of your white privilege is blinding you and he was like he gave her rope to you know to me like as a person does Jiu-Jitsu he liked it gave her room he gave her a room and she went right into the choke she is sank the choking herself she explains it even further he said I hate to break it to you but I'm black she must have just felt her whole life all of her intellectual credibility just go f****** blush flushed down the toilet like oh my God you just got exposed and this is what people love about Preposterous thinking Preposterous thinking if it's given enough time it's eventually going to slam into a wall and that's what we saw we saw a truck with a f****** brick on the accelerator just slam right into the wall because she thought she had a path that you couldn't stop and this is the it's like if you're playing chess but you have won super powerful moved that it works it's not like a rock or a queen no that's no rules I just kidding I just did that's what she did she had the super powerful thing and it didn't work and it didn't work because this guy was a part of the very protected class that she was part of and she tried her a shortcut to just missing people of who he is he had the Checkmate haha and it the whole world went haha because we've all seen that but if you can't say anything if I was having this discussion with her and she said because of your white privilege I got to say okay unpack that I f****** hate that word unpack I hate it cuz it's always brought it's always brought out by people who really aren't unpacking s*** that is explaining to you how their idea Trump's your ideology and it's almost always like this Preposterous way of describing things let me unpack that for you oh f*** you don't Target me the way they would Target a black person that's a hundred percent real people and I don't think that's the real problem is not white privilege a real problem is racist actual racists that's the real problem and if there was no racist that white privilege wouldn't be a thing it's only a thing because of racist and it's only a thing with racist without racist doesn't exist the problem with African-Americans or or Asians like this is a weird one right like the Harvard thing we're Asians are denied entry into Harvard with the same standards that white people like it because of racism because they're good because they study so hard and they do it in the language Wesley Yang on this he's a really interesting writer about this to book a book of essays called I think it's actually called The Souls of yellow folk this year I'm connected by the the work ethic that this in these these families and the humbleness and the destructor the way it was almost expected that you never brag and that you work harder than anybody and I had a friend who was he was on the u.s. Taekwondo team to to compete in the Olympic Games he was working on a school work he was going through his residency so he's probably working on school work 10 to 12 hours in between classes he would put his book bag on dude Phyllis bookbag up with with books and run the stairs at the University up and down and then he would come to the gym at night and train and then you would travel compete with the world team and all the all the meat while he was in college he was it was school I mean have one tenth of that works at work ethic it was it was impossible to ignore and he was so spread then and so tired all the time but he kept working and he would talk about his culture and he would talk about his family and what is it was that expected of him like he's a man in my house like that you just f****** did it like you don't you just not there's not like how I feel tired today f*** you get up go to work and but that attitude as allowed so many Asian people that discipline and and and just this culture of performance and of achievement where it's so it's so cherished that is allowed so many Asian people to excel in in Academia and the fact that Harvard somehow or another steps in and says we're going to get more difficult for you because you work so hard that is so crazy and so weird it's so weird that they as this I mean if you think about if you think about institutions of Higher Learning Hobbit is the first if you think about institutions of Higher Learning Harvard is the first one you think about number one number one I called graduate from Harvard Done Right Harvard and two of them so blinded they will be racist against the best performance because they're performing to Wellness a disproportionate number of them in the University


    Joe Rogan - Elon Musk is a Super Genius
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    I got that was crazy I watch every minute of that thing I mean like an amazing get journalistically I was awesome it was really cool and I have to thank him to do that yeah that was a fascinating conversation I thought it was nothing but what I really wanted to talk to him about was his thought process like what what's going on I know something different is going on in his hat children and I do like to think of people as babies that become you know what they are in front of me right now and has constant state of evolution but sometimes I run into someone is depressingly stupid or realize I goddamn has got a 9 volt brain they just do some people just doing no one wants to admit that and we're not talking about mental retardation or any sort of a disease Down syndrome or something like that we talked about people that are just toxically stupid and they do exist just like some people have big noses some people have little noses so when you feel like a champ gigantic power stations in Australia to fix their grid and wants to shoot f****** Rockets into space and they literally let him drill under a leg like ahead what you going to do a drill holes he's not full of s*** is that that is his install processes extraordinary but one of the things that was really clear from talking to him was that it's uncomfortable that his whole life it's been this tornado of ideas what was me he was being factual news probably at least probably let you know some people have a ringing in their ears have tonight at rock concerts too many I think he's got a ring of ideas so while you and I are having this conversation I don't have a f****** thing else going on in my head like remapping Civilization and trying to make a better yacht you know it's been thinking I want a burger right now he's he's just you know just like Shaquille O'Neal is 8 ft tall and some people are 4 ft tall you know some people just have a brain and there's no there's no Level Playing Field when it comes to anything other than might let it performance her or mental performance


    Joe Rogan Explains Reasoning Behind Mass Shooting Conspiracies
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    I would not show after mass shootings here you know like I was in Pittsburgh like right after and I was because I knew the rabbi who was doing some of the cleanup and because of religious reasons and and but like it was really crazy to me hello down it wasn't like you couldn't take it I was there with a photographer and you couldn't take any pictures at all of anything you do and there's a real lockdown on showing people cuz you don't want to terrify people but I've wondered would it prick people's Consciousness about the reality of what gun violence looks like you know like the Carnage like the people that I know that saw it said it looks like a war zone and would that change public policy and would that be a positive thing or would we just become numb to it like we become numb to everything else I don't know there's a very good question I'd never in favor of suppressing information even horrific information I was a big critic of that during the Bush Administration when they passed laws on whether or not you're allowed to show actual coffins just coffins you weren't allowed to show coffins being flown back I felt like that that's a disgrace that's it I mean you should if you if we're going to consider whether or not we want or we should be able to understand the real consequences and one of the best ways is to not just get information in terms of text text is very difficult for you to conceptualize when you would seeing American flags covering coffins and you seen hundreds of them and you realize he's of your neighbors these are your neighbors children this is this is people that you you know and they're dying over there and you can't really eat it you can't wrap your head around why they're doing it and it whether or not it's right whether or not we should have been there and then whether or not they're actually work weapons of mass destruction Iraq whether or not we're in the business of nation-building whether or not Ron Paul is right or whether or not other people write with who's right the only way we're really going to get a clear picture is to see a picture to have an actual picture that's why I thought about this a lot because the shooting happens then it becomes a #then it becomes a t-shirt but it becomes of memorial memorial concert I mean it's like actually sickening like the the choreography of it and I think what's lost is what it looks like and it's Rabbi in Pittsburgh who is really amazing describe to me what he saw and I'll never forget just a description of what he told me and I wondered I wondered a lot in the wake of that and I'll think about it with the next shooting happens with any difference at all waking people up with f***** up as you said when the next shooting happened to those guns who are not only mentally unwell sometimes they're just evil they want to kill people and they want to be famous I mean a million reasons but the fact that we are living in a culture that seems to worship people's freedom to own those weapons more than human life seems crazy to me it really does the argument against that would be this look like the real crazies believe that these things are happening and they're happening because of the fact the government wants to take away our guns this is the real crazy they are making these people do these things that the worst worst aspects of our society whatever you know fill in the blank with whatever left-wing conspiracy that you know whatever person whatever Boogeyman people that they are somehow or another either using it like Manchurian Candidate type influence what are the factor doing they're getting people to do this and then even creating false flag for these things happen. So they can take away guns this is the I mean that there are these false flag events that they're designing to get your guns that people are training people go out and kill a bunch of people so they can take away your guns so it makes them more rabid about their support of the Second Amendment and they they they feel like they're being attacked on all sides Syfy call Joe Rogan questions everything and one of things that we went into was why people believe in Chemtrails why people believe that the heat of jet engines which causes these artificial clouds when it interacts with condensation the atmosphere increased you know how to create artificial Cloud CT contrails some people believe that these are that someone's spraying something and that this weather control from these commercial jets that they're you know somehow that is his gigantic conspiracy of all these people involved and this is in some way either doing weather control or the controlling us or mind control depends on who you ask and I remember those we were kids yeah I don't intend it starts fueling this paranoid idea that there's his program going on and then there are real programs that the government is considering to combat global warming where they talk about spending reflective particles in the atmosphere different why do people believe conspiracy theories what is it in the nature of certain people that I'm just so fascinated by it when you see something like the most horrific ones like Sandy Hook Sandy Hook false flag what would be the motivation for someone saying that what would be the motivation the only thing I can most plausible I guess would be capturing an audience like getting people to believe in you is some sear behind the veil that are projecting this in terms of it in the media deeply chaotic and seems to lack a logic and people are desperate for a system of understanding the world and conspiracy theories often seem to like offer a very very actually like an incredibly simplistic explanation which is there's this Secrets it like it is always a secret thing but the plan that the public doesn't know about General music no one really that the wheel the real thing is that I mean haven't we learned that from the Trump presidency right like institutions are just made up of people like they can fall apart if the people that take them over are irresponsible crazy venal narcissistic everything that were saying in the Trump Administration I think like if it's if it's just people people can also change it not like there's a secret hand that we need to get to just elect better people rational cuz if it seems like if you if you read Steven pinker's work and people that study violence and endanger and Society over the course of history that we're certainly on an upward Trend even though violence and in fill in the blank currently on an upward Trend even though all the aspects or culture today in society in crime and violence and in fill in the blank, but there's more understanding is more awareness of that is safer safer world today than was a hundred two hundred years ago in terms of your own existence


    Joe Rogan on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
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    I've gone back and forth on Twitter I thought they're going to shame her idiots for how funny is that thing in the entire world has anyone who did not love her already fell in love with her that's what it accomplished and then her response that was her doing a little dance I agree with her tax policy I'm not an economist I'm a f****** moron okay I don't know anything about economics I really don't I mean we should go the way we should behave the way we should treat each other this this overwhelmed I need for community that we all share we have to we have to pull this thing together and we have to be we have to look at each other as a community and that's lacking and the people that are polarizing both on the left and the right want they don't want to look at it that way they don't they want to look at people and say Hey you will never get better like that sixteen-year-old kid no need to ever forgive him this kind of crazy talk whether it's from the right or from the left is what we really need to stop you will never get better like that sixteen-year-old kid no need to ever forgive him this kind of crazy talk whether it's from the right or from the left is what we really need to stomp out we need to stop may be nicer to each other when we don't have time we're not going to live long if you're 50 years old in this is your idea of the world and you're halfway done here and you're an idiot you're completely wrong and you're halfway done with everything goes perfect


    NY Times Writer Details Anti-Semitism by Progressives | Joe Rogan
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    they believe and what they believe some of them is extremely disturbing especially when it comes to Jews so I write this column and I'm like Hillary for it by the left one of the leaders of the women's March this woman Bob Bland wrote this letter to the New York Times where she calls me it was amazing I want signed what it was oh she calls me an apologist for the status quo racist ideology and the white nationalist patriarchy time is a man who called Judaism who calls Jews termites to close Judaism about a religion who says that we should burn in oven by the way is a misogynist homophobe also the leaders of the women's March or associating with this guy and had the Nation of Islam security protecting them I mean this is like the most sort of retrograde hate group and yet for calling them out I was called all of these things think that part of it is the fact that in intersectional left-wing politics Jews have been whitewashed Jews are viewed as sort of the white privileged power and part of the white patriarchy unless they genuflecting say actually know we you know we abhor our privilege and all of the other things that you're supposed to say and there's something white half of the Jews in the state of Israel for example are Arab and from Arab countries that they were kicked out of a 1948 I mean the idea that Jews are white is this Canard although I'm an Ashkenazi Jew I'm my family's from Eastern Europe I have white skin but I don't think of mine I have white privilege but I don't think of myself as white person I think of myself as a Jew first and foremost so it's a complicated identity but I think that it's weird it's whitewash by these people and I think that anti-semitism isn't taken seriously and doesn't read because people perceive Jews as having privilege and Power in this country which largely they do but the fact is that the actual statistics show that more hate crimes were committed against Jews in the past year than any other minority group the FBI is like sounding the alarm every other day in Crown Heights and in other parts of Brooklyn random Jews who look Jewish right to her acidic Jews or just beaten up for being Jewish and get everyone's because they're the imperfect victim will they're also very isolated they're very they'd there they have their own tribe they stick with them they look different they dress different but police officer assaulting someone you know what I'm saying most insulated inside their environment are there Community there's also what I'm going to say is these people that are that you do here saying anti-semitic things they're equating American Jews Living in America with the policies of Israel and what is real doing with Palestine and that somehow or if you're an American Jew even if you're not even political you're somehow another complicit with atrocities are going on between the Jewish people in the palace in it collect any kind of conflict and this makes it reinforces their idea about you being a part of this age group but there's an obsession on the state of Israel like if you were an alien that landed from outer space you would think that the greatest oppressor in the world is this tiny State that's a size of New Jersey will say nothing about the Genet generally about the genocide of uighur Muslims in China they say nothing about any number they're literally being put into concentration camps enormous story and it's like the fact that that's getting note that you don't know about it and then people obsessively talk about the state of Israel is If It's The End by the way state of Israel says lots of things wrong but the idea that it's among the worst human-rights tragedies of our time are you kidding me it's Insanity I don't know the reality of what is going on in Gaza I don't know what has happened with Israel and Palestine I don't know so I'm not going to be the person that talks about this but what I do know but I do know from people that have gone there like a b Martin who came back with some pretty horrific stories I think there's a lot of terrible s*** going on a lot of awful violence and there's a lot of Despair on the side of the Palestinians and I don't I don't know who's to blame for that but many people blame the Israelis they blame the Israelis for treating the Palestinians as if they're in this one area of the world is essentially a large prison has to say about this but I think one of the main problems that we have in the way that Israel is covered is that if you have a camera lens and you're only looking at a tiny piece of land right you're only looking at Israel proper the West Bank and Gaza Israel to some extent is the Goliath in that situation but if you zoom out your camera just a little you see that he's literally surrounded on all sides by genocide or regimes like in the form of Hamas in Gaza who's Charter blames the Jews for fermenting the French revolution's the Russian revolutions both world wars and says that it wants to kill all the Jews that's what that's the government of Gaza right now I spoke to a mother who fled Gaza recently okay and her family's house was just destroyed who was it destroyed by hummus not Israel you never hear those stories so I'm just saying it is a very complicated politics but when you see people obsessively focusing on this one state and the crimes of this one state to the exclusion of actual dictatorships in the world who are killing their own people you have to be suspicious if I have to realize that they are there they're alone out there you also I do wonder what is the motivation for so many people focusing on Jews what is it what do you think it is as a Jewish person what do you think the motivation for this kind of racism it's crimination against Jews and wise tolerated why why can someone like Louis Farrakhan tweet that Jews are termites in his Twitter account stays up girls write a lot of big-time what it is you're asking me why is it still with us it's like the mystery of History like that is that is deep I mean that is something that goes back to the New Testament pay the Jews were blamed in the Book of John and Mark I mean we could go to Matthew for the death of Jesus their role in that story at least According to some of the books is that they convinced the most powerful Empire at the time the Roman Empire in the fall the governor of Judea Pontius Pilate to kill the Son of God that becomes sort of the template for the anti-semitic conspiracy theory there's there's a confusion about what anti-Semitism it's right it's not just hate not just like this hate of a group Reese's perceive themselves punching down against a group with lesser anti-semites perceive themselves as punching up against the secret cabal of Wylie operators who secretly control the levers of power that is a of anti-Semitism and that begins with this group that's able somehow to get the Roman Empire to kill Jesus now the Catholic church disavows this in 1965 which was you know an enormous historical event but that template is still there and you see it play out writing who who let us into the war in Iraq it was the Jews of the Bush Administration you can see it play itself out all over the place and right now in the demonology of current Israel has sort of been made into the Jew among the Nations you're not allowed to say anymore if it like the old school anti-Semitism right like I grew up in a place where there was some country clubs were Jews couldn't go into them that frankly that's not dangerous with dangerous is the kind of anti-Semitism that says you know this one state in the world of all of the almost 200 States that's the one that doesn't have the right to exist that's the one that should be dismantled that's actually dangerous to Jewish lives right now unusual group in that it is both a religion and a tribe yes it makes us very hard to understand in the Contemporary landscape cuz we are not just a religion do not practice Judaism thing the Jews are sort of slotted into and it makes us easier to understand but then arnara sort of national identity or people that are tribalism is left out and that's an essential part of who the Jews are fantastic stand-up comedian he's a rabbit atheist but he's also very Jewish and he has a new hour that he's working on right now they're going to film called Jew which in itself the emphasis is the emphasis is not on what you believe the emphasis is on deeds and almost doesn't matter what you believe it matters that you follow haha which is Jewish lot and matters yordy that matters all these things so it's possible to be a good Jew and not really think about God that much which is very strange I understand the christianaires much like follows the whole deal is worth the whole deal why do you say kind of astonishing the blindness to this because imagine leader of the women's March said something like you know I think Louis CK is the greatest comedian of all time even though I disavow XY and z sing that he did how fast to let person was kicked out of the leadership of the women's March would be like minutes I think there are certain things that get people outraged and other much worse things that do not and I'm fascinated by why that is do you think that if it was a white person that had this opinion about the Jews that it would be more scrutinized I think that it is much easier to fight anti-Semitism when it comes in the form of Richard Spencer yes because then there's liberal consensus right about him do you have a green light to criticize exactly it's much harder when someone like ilhan Omar the new freshman Senator sorry not Senator the new freshman congresswoman from Minnesota who's like this incredible American Dream story comes here at 12 years old Refugee from Somalia wear the hijab is a mother is the first woman of color representing Minnesota like obviously I want to cheer her that's my reaction to her and yet she has tweet that you refused to apologize for where she says Israel has hypnotized the world may Allah awake in the world to the evil doings of Israel I'm sorry that's a classically anti-semitic Trope even if she said it unwittingly and by this point you should have known she should educate herself so it's very it's much harder to crash lies that but it's an untenable position to say that you can't criticize someone for their ideas because of their identity very big thing to say you should be incredibly specific if you want to say it's evil you should say what's evil and then open that up to some sort of a discussion or debate what is he describing a general is very much for calling classic anti-semitic canards explained that to people which I think is incredible what do you think if I mean if you want to be objective us step outside of your Jewish identity what do you think is wrong with how Israel is dealing with the Palestinian situation because this is the big criticism of Israel the only criticism really that's the big one the big one so what do you think they're doing wrong the untenable position that they're in is that they are occupying another people that is what is going on in the West Bank and I've been there many times and that would many Palestinians I really educated myself on this the problem is is that and by the way it's not all of Palestine there's all the Westbank there's areas ab&c it's a really cool if we have to pull up a map it's pretty complicated thing there places where it's much more autonomous and the PA is in charge and it really varies depending on the air so the big criticism right is that they're occupying and other people and that is corrosive to the state of Israel sort of morally like to it to occupy other people on the other hand what happens if they pull out of the West Bank tomorrow right I'm for a two-state solution ultimately ending the occupation but if I'm real I have to be honest about what that would look like what would it look like in Gaza is it now you have a terrorist state lit right at the border which is ruled by hummus it is quite likely but that very same thing could happen in the Westbank no let's say actually actually should pull up in that blind let's say is real does that then like the whole of Israel proper is something like three if it looks to miles wide is the distance between like to a car I more like the end of the West Bank in Italia or Tel Aviv and you see how small that is hard to even conceive of it if you were in charge of protecting the security of the people who live in places which by the way 10 years ago when the year after high school when I was living there there was a suicide bomb exploding up in cafes around the corner from where I lived are you going to subject those people to that risk and that's the that's the actual question facing the government of Israel which by the way I'm extremely critical of and if I lived in Israel I'd be voting you know center-left in Israel for sure but that interfacing and then if you zoom out and you pull up a map of all of the countries around it I just want like look so it's okay actually the one you were on was good because it showed if you zoomed out it had everything to of Egypt there then you have Jordan which is teetering then you have Siri than you have Lebanon and hezbollah's on the the southern border of Lebanon which is constantly which that's the real thing when people talk about this fantasy of why can't I just look like America why can't there just be a democratic one state solution first of all no one there wants that they pull people constantly but the second thing is like really what that's going to look like if we dismantle the state of Israel or is it going to look like in Norma's Bloodshed the likes of which we see in a lot of these countries surrounding it like someone once said to me that if you want to know the word for you know a Jew without a military it's because he's okay it's easy it's the people it's the minorities in the Middle East who have been absolutely destroyed and overrun and this is like it's I don't think when Americans talk about this part of the world they fully appreciate the sort of absolutely painful and hard decisions and the grappling with violence really you know what happened to Jamal khashoggi in that Saudi Embassy that's like normative for this part of the world so the fact that Israel has somehow with all of its laws managed to eke out a western-style liberal democracy frankly the only place where you and I would feel happy and comfortable living like why we never talking about that I think it's very difficult for people to find the Forum to discuss it the way you just did and did it to really lay it out in cold Stark reality what is the solution what is the solution I mean is this is no magic the solution right now is to do everything possible to build up the Palestinian economy to for Israel to build relationships like right now it has a very very positive relationships with Egypt which gave back the Sinai Whitted one in the Six-Day Six-Day War I believe gave it back to Egypt for a cold piece which its had it has a good relationship of all things who would have thought was Saudi Arabia because of their common enemy you're on I mean things shift their rapidly as for the Palestinians the solution is to build up the economy make life better and support people and movements inside the Westbank that are genuinely non-violent and those people exist it's just frankly oftentimes their murdered by groups like Hamas and their bodies are dragged through the streets if you're accused of being an Israeli collaborator in the Westbank you know what happens to you or lynched no one talks about the no no one does talk about that would you be open to discussing this in this sort of form with that woman from the women's March American domestic pet text to a foreign region of the world like in a way that this is talked about a lot it's like the oppressor the oppressed the white the black no that's not what's going on I don't think people understand when they talk about Israeli Jews that half of them are Middle Eastern like half of Israeli Jews are Arab you know there's no appreciation of that reality they think that Israel was just founded you know to save the remnant of the Jews who weren't destroyed in the Holocaust and yeah it help for those who survived but then once the state of Israel was established there was a mass Exodus of the Jews from all of the Arab countries where they had been living as second-class Citizens where they were either self deported because we were living it as I can class citizens were they were expelled again. Exodus that deportation never talked about I would be happy to talk about this with someone from the women's March what is the what is the response currently like what would it would have the current position that most people are taking about that woman in about the women's March in general because of these things because he's an anti-semitic statements I think a lot of people in the past few weeks thanks in part to Meghan McCain have 5 minutes on The View with Tamika Mallory and Bob land and she did an amazing job selling them on The View the view is what state in the same way that the image of the Lincoln Memorial so powerful during Alicia sort of accepted it and interrogate them but it's our job to be skeptical and criticize a lot of people but again I wrote that column in August 2017 and it took until now everything in that Colin is the thing people are talking about there was also an amazing 10,000 word Expose and tablet magazine a Jewish online magazine they did a lot of that works did reach a Tipping Point the thing that is I see a lot of my friends on the left were Jewish grappling with is that they so desperately want to be a part of these movements that they're willing to sort of check their identity at the door in order to gain entry and my thing is any Progressive Movement that's asking you to check your Jewish identity at the door your full Jewish identity which is acknowledging that we're not just a phase where people we're not just people that like have matzo ball soup or something bigger than that that's not a space I want to be a part of they would never ask that of any other group Why Us why why do they ask that. That's what the real question what I was saying before which is this misunderstanding if you see the world in an intersection away okay not is intersectionality was originally meant to be but he looks Cinemaworld a function does a caste system and the higher you are on the victim scale at least on the left and it's reverse on the right right on the right it's like white cisgendered men are at the top on the left there at the bottom and the Jews are somewhere close down to there at least in the way that the left the left I mean this part of left were talking about friends at least for now perceive the Jews to be the Jews don't have a place in that victim scale because she's so much success because they can pass as white because of Any number of things and so I think that's a huge reason for it which is a huge reason why I think intersectionality is a dead end and why we need to be talking about ideas and not identity right like that that is the thing about America that is so amazing and like I know it sounds cheesy but I really feel it that makes us so special we are not a country based on blood makes us so special we are not a country based on blood and soil we were a country whose National common identity is based on ascribing to a common set of ideas that is what we're about and so any politics it's insisting from the left or the right the know actually what we are is this warring set of groups competing for scarce resources absolutely not to me those kinds of politics or an American


    NYTimes Writer Defends Against "Fake News" Thinking | Joe Rogan
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    crude tools like we're trying to perform surgery with hatchets f*** man how do you get to those people and have that discussion with all those people I mean in terms of there being too much to talk about and cover that's where I do think that seems like the New York Times can make a real contribution because we like it there are adults in the room deciding what the important news is that you should pay attention to at least I wholeheartedly you're going to learn about the genocide of the weaker Muslims in the New York Times Like if you really read the New York Times every day you're going to know a lot about the world and you're going to understand that the government shutdown is a bigger deal than what happened in the steps of the Lincoln Memorial if you're just trolling through Twitter which is hell like every person I know Twitter Snapchat or whatever like my youngest sister how she gets her news know that that's a real problem I don't know how to solve it other than tell people to subscribe to newspapers would still have some standards and would still let me make a mistake correct the mistake how many of those who loved there's a few about fight there's a boxing match between Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather or Conor McGregor Floyd Mayweather School them but the end it said that Conor McGregor's face was swollen and bleeding and he was knocked through the ropes and I said you can't say that cuz everybody saw the fight that didn't happen in this crazy time where everybody is crying out for fake news you can't say his face was covered in blood when there's no blood you can't say that but don't do that we correct saying all the time but how do you stop it from happening in the first place how do you spell be hard but we do the difference with the New York Times and any number of these other places is that we say we made a mistake and we correct his heart that matters that article well it wasn't I don't necessarily think it's getting hot in fiction lady they applied fiction to an actual sport event which I thought was bizarre but I think it's important what's important as you can at least get a better version of The Facts there then you can anywhere else I see and I don't know if it's because they like nihilistic getting up using trumpets language to describe the Press what they don't see would they don't I think what they don't understand is that the loss of trust in the Press is a symptom of the loss of trust in lots of public institutions the who you know the World Health Organization just came out with this terrifying report we're like one of the top 10 threats to Health in I think the country and you should we should look this up is getting vaccines people who think vaccines cause autism in are not getting vaccines the stakes of like loss of trust in public institutions doesn't just mean like you're going to like ripping your comes bottom line it's like a threat to all of our health would quite literally being very very connected so when I see people gleefully celebrating like the fake news of the New York Times I'm like a better alternative right now that's what I'm thinking not you but I agree to a pre-formed opinions and you lock in you start saying fake news this is and it's also it's exacerbated by the situation that we find ourselves in what people are really buying newspapers anymore you have to get people to subscribe you know I subscribe to several on my phone computer and that's how I digest things now or an iPad when you use think about what they have to do to get those clicks you know and you see these weird like nose not a knock on Forbes I think Forbes is an excellent periodical they're great they they they write some really important stuff but almost every month they will write this super clickbaity thing about cell phones like it comes with an ass surprise the new Galaxy S10 as a nasty surprise and if so unimaginative nasty surprise articles that iPhones and iPad you are unbiased new giving them an objective perspective on exactly what's going on as soon as I might be nothing when it comes to Galaxy S10 or whatever the f*** that they're talking about this has a nasty surprise but but it's it flavors your perspective on news question times and these people are fighting for their life journalist and people and contributor to these websites and news and newspapers are fighting for their life because everything is dropping off the revenues are down the Revenant and then like what what replace what their supplies bloggers who's who's looking at them that they have journalistic ethics and standards that are like what we would expect from they don't they don't they don't have to and this brings you to the Infowars brings you to the infamous Infowars thing right now are fighting about this is this is the whole shebang like if if some of that news that you're getting any traditional venues is fake it is dangerous if any of it is clickbaity of any of it as deceptive


    Joe Rogan on the "MAGA" Kids Controversy
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    if you're having me very fortuitous your timing comes right in the middle of this big hubbub about this Native American Elder and this young boy with one of those stupid f****** Red Hats on that a slogan like makeamericagreatagain would be so divisive as somehow I never like that that would be like make America great again with sounds great hat with white letter sits there ever been a time like that where an object like a red hat with white letters was so repulsive to half the country yes well I mean some people see it as the equivalent of a white Hood aware of all the implications of wearing a hat problem with that is Kanye wears it right I agree I'm just saying there are people who really make that are paid for their opinion that are calling for this child's name and address or calling to Doc's him and publicly expose him this is a child is 16 is that what he is he's 16 years old and one of the things that was just so amazing about whole brouhaha around away like this perfect encapsulation of our outrage culture right because people saw tiny clip of this video and it was like a Rorschach test this morality play of what would it look to be was a group of mostly white kids from Coventry Catholic school I think it's in Kentucky and it look like at first glance that they were smirking and smug and happy sort of shitted and grins on their faces and that they were rounding this older Native American man and I have to tell you I had a visceral reaction to it the second I saw it like so many other people I was like this is you know where we are in our broken culture and their bullying this guy and here's the rise of their I had all of those reaction the challenge of what it means to be a journalist is to not see people as signifiers or stand-ins just based on their identity and that's what like 94 95% of the score did they sort of left to the leap to assume that are visceral reaction was accurate when in fact when you actually looked at like the 2-hour video of the whole interaction would also included this group of black Israelites are Hebrew Israelites they called themselves it was not that at all Native American man had walked up to this group the four other guys have been heckling the group beforehand calling them crackers calling them say calling the one black kid in the group things that can't even be said so was just far more complicated and what what was really really disheartening is that the out the initial outrage was enough for the mainstream press to report on it like Twitter is kind of become almost an assigning editor for places like the New York Times And The Washington Post in the Wall Street Journal and then when the actual truth of the thing comes out when we move past the outro Michael they have to sort of write the follow-up story to the fake outrage to begin with instead of backing up and say we made a mistake right what adults you know people with blue check marks on Twitter we're saying things like this is the face of white patriarchy the sea Emerald kit for wood raised as one said I need names shame him Doc's him how do these people not understand the implications of that so what happened over the weekend was that the eunos Lucy detectives on Twitter found a kid who they thought was the kid in the video wasn't actually the kid so there's the actual kid who was Doc's the family was harassed everything that we now know happens in Utah recycles another kid who looks suspiciously like him who was not him at all whose family there's an amazing and heartbreaking Twitter Thread about whose family was in the middle of a family wedding and need to spend their whole weekend fighting off these mobs who were trying to destroy them and it wasn't even the kid in the video that is really horrifying to me that that's where we are and the fact that adults who should know better or fermenting this and don't how thin like the sounds heavy but like the veneer of civilization is like they're taking a pickaxe to it it's just I just found the whole thing to be terrifying I don't know how you felt very unique moment because it's so public and it's so it's so prevalent in whether it's Twitter or Facebook is everywhere and it's sort of embodies everything that's with a lack of nuance and with people taking one side versus the other and sticking with it with not confronting their own personal biases with looking at these things through the eyes of this is the enemy I'm on the good side they're on the bad side let's get them and also this this distorted idea of what it takes to would take to be violent like this idea of this punchable person like calling for violence you you're hearing a lot of this like this is one thing that troubles me so much about the left my parents my parents were hippies you know I grew up when I was a little kid we live from age of 7 to 11 in San Francisco during the Vietnam war while the Viet Nam war was ending I was living in the middle of the hippie world I always felt that people on the left or like these well-read kind compassionate people but somewhere along the line within the last few years people on the left are calling for violence this is very is very confusing to me and it's it's this frivolous social media call for violence is not an in-person be there boots-on-the-ground call from it's a very strange call for violence punch Nazis I'm hearing this all the time they're putting Jews in the concentration camps I'm with you but when you call a guy with a Maga hat on he wears one of those red hats and he's just an a****** he's not see now some guy who maybe he's not that educated want to be a contrarian sees all these liberals that are complaining all the time so it puts this red hat on and now he's a white supremacist and a Nazi and you want to punch him like okay that's what a lot of people in very high positions of power in this country at least in a culture actually believe and they don't understand the implications of hollowing out words like that I know this personally right cuz I'm called alright I'm called an apologist for rape culture I've been called everything I'm a Centrist okay I'm I'm a Jewish Center left on most things person who lives on the upper west side of Manhattan and you know it's super socially Liberal Liberal on pretty much any issue you want to choose if I'm alt right what what words do we have left for people that actually are that what words do we have left for people who actually are part of a sort of racist blood and soil nativism is rising in this country and around the world that should terrify people that are using that language in the sloppiest of ways I really don't think they're seeing the implications of it when when you're just keyboard Warrior and you're just tossing the stuff out so much of it is about signaling to your tribe but you know that this thing is bad and I really don't think people are understanding the implications of this and don't think it's a stretch to imagine something like this happening a week 2 weeks a month 2 months from now and someone actually getting killed Charlottesville of the dialogue on both sides violent talk it's so disturbing and so unnecessary especially when it's disingenuous like calling someone like you alright or me cry, I get called all right that Jason that's when I got here that we're all the time I go left on everything basically except guns testing for guns and you should have to go to lick you have to go through a f****** you have to take drivers ed to get a car licensed how come you don't have to do any you know you don't do anything to get a gun like you once if you're not a criminal you just get it done like you don't have to know how to take care of it and clean it and say safely handle it you don't have to know the ethics of use you don't have to do anything I forgot who it was because look it up but prime minister conservative got rid of the Catholic school boy incident it kind of signifies something broader that's happening which is the Erasure of the individual which is just I think a horrifying problem in our culture like what actually happened was a one-hour incident on a random afternoon in January between a group of individuals right but instead in our why was everyone there I don't know why the Hebrew Israelites were there but it's DC like there are crazy protesters all the time you know the Lincoln Memorial play my sink and then were converging of the Lincoln Memorial around there's no there was a teacher there and they did ask the teacher at one point in order to drown out the heckling of the Hebrew Israelites I hope I'm getting the name of that group right could we do a school cheer to kind of ignore them and they did that and I think they did that with permission from the teachers at one point early on it was rumored that they were chanting build the wall but no one has surfaced any evidence of that was so well that's what I heard from the Native American Elder when he was talking about an interval in a video he said they were chanting out Build That Wall right and they're also trying to make their friends laugh and their assholes and they're just being silly and stupid a total nerd in high school I saw the face of the main kid in that still photograph and that video and like the 14 and 15 year old Amy would like enraged really like I was like I see the face of so many kids who said the nastiest things to me and who through friends of mine into garbage cans like the Blake disgusting bullying was it because you said you have to get to the next step reaction to something is not the truth it's your emotional reaction and anyone who calls himself a journalist like your job is to figure out the facts of a case not to make this into a kind of identitarian morality play and the fact that so many people in so many publication did just that and in fact when the real facts surfaced just kind of sort of dug their heels in and we're basically like well he's a stand-in white patriarchy BuzzFeed writer that said it's the look of white patriarchy his face you're really going to put that on a sixteen-year-old that's enough to me it's a denial the individual is very cruel when you're 16 years old you're basically a baby you don't know what the f*** you're doing you're incredibly susceptible to the influence of your peers around a bunch of other boys you not around girls cuz you know cool girl can you go some black irreligious school right that this is you know you want to really be a social justice Warrior you really want to save the world how about you do something about the Catholic church and we want to go after R.Kelly which is great but how about the Catholic Church how about the number one kid f****** organization of all time which of these kids come from that cult imagines that was not the Catholic Church it wasn't said Scientology we would be getting all the kids are part of a cult they went there they're part of this weird cult that suppresses sexuality amongst its priests and encourages that with the placement of these pedophile priests in new places in order to get away from whatever crime that committed in the area where they were initially established this is what the church is right when they travel all over but it also is good people this is the this is where you want comes into play good people there's a bunch of people that are Catholic because they want a better relationship with with god of the universe or love or whatever they feel like it's a good moral framework for their children they take them there they believe in the Ten Commandments they believe in this moral structure for society to lay down by what they believe God is great people that are involved in the Catholic Church those two things right so these kids are a part of something that's way worse than smirking at a Native American with a drum and in my opinion being a vibrant burn when I was 16 I was a fool I was a dumb person. Polly know I was bullied you trying it out you know you don't even know how to talk yet you basically just learning words and this kid with his guy beating the drum inches from his face he handled it I believe way better than I would I don't think I would have but I definitely was a f****** idiot and I was 16 but you know you just went in and who knows what's going on bad day who knows like if you have anxiety about the future your girlfriend broke up with you you failed the test or what else that is like reasonable thought Center in Center left and even the center rights reaction to it with accurate that he was a little a****** that he's a racist homophobic transphobic hates immigrants and every single thing does that deserve to be news but a sixteen-year-old kid with those views smirked at a Native American Elder especially my timeline on Twitter and on Facebook on an everything this was way bigger news than day whatever it is 30/31 but the government shutdown or people are having to get on bread lines to feed their families that are happening right now in terms of our culture shift and when these things that come up in opposition to what many people believe is a beneficial shift to a more Progressive more responsible culture when these little hiccups they get addressed negative dress rapidly and I think it's because people are aware but things are changing in this almost like unprecedented way if you look back finally historical record for human beings ever been what we've experienced over just a past 10-plus years of social social networks and social media and the ability to spread information very quickly with a YouTube video or a Tweed or whatever in these these exchanging information is very different and because of that culture is Shifting at a hyperspace speed it's just a turbocharged for sure so I think when something comes up I think is like there's one get it exactly it's not logical it's like it's like road rage you know why you get road rage one of the reasons cuz you're going fast okay you're in a car and you're nervous your your heightened senses so anything that happens it gets magnified like someone's mother f***** in my lane cuz you already jacked up to 8 because you're in the car going 60 miles an hour something like this comes up this rapid pace of change which is almost impossible to keep up with right with the new cycle and this constant wave of change and information when something comes up people Road raging on this kid I mean there's truth and facts and not allowing people to be standings for group you're not a standing for anyone Austin wave of change and information when something comes up people Road raging on this kid totally that's why we just have to I mean there's just lots of things to say but continue to insist on truth and facts and not allowing people to be standings for group you're not a stand-in for anyone your yourself you answer for yourself I just I find that trend on both sides really really scary


    Joe Rogan on Roku Deplatforming Alex Jones
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    I think deplatformed Infowars instantly I think I support that because I don't want like in an age in which people don't know okay like a fifteen-year-old clicking through their Roku doesn't necessarily know the difference between CNN and Infowars and New York Times and MSNBC don't have bias he's obviously but Infowars promotes conspiracy theories and do I want a fifteen-year-old kid stumbling into that and thinking that that information is on par on a level with actual facts the problem with the real problem the problem is you don't know which ones are real but some of them are real the Gulf of Tonkin Vietnam War iorwerth at Sandy Hook Sandy Hook for sure happen bunch of kids died in these are horrible he's a horrible evil conspiracies the problem is it's horrible without a doubt and you know when I saw the Media Matters clip that I never seen before I saw it recently the one that shows every time he brought it up towards a lot of things. The pressure it starts it has to be a realization that he knows that really did happen but there's a giant group of people out there that still believe it didn't happen and they still confront these parents even in court and they call them crisis okay but it's it's I know I'm curious what you think their own what do you think of Roku taking in Fort Worth off I think we have to decide what what is Twitter what is Facebook what is YouTube the position that most people have is these are private companies they can make their own rules this is just like CVS deciding but if you use you know if you drunkenly yell the n-word out at a black police officer that they don't want you as a newscaster anymore what you know this a public account or private company that can make these distinction if you take a position an anti-semitic position publicly they can they can decide what we don't want you on the air anymore and then there's other people that think freedom of speech in this form is is so important and that the answer to bad ideas is not stopping those ideas it's good ideas it's good ideas confronting those ideas and you see it all work itself out that's that's the does the other side of the coin to see other side of the argument the argument that we should treat whether it's Twitter or YouTube or any of these social media platforms as a public utility that you should be able to distribute information the real problem is with all this is that it's very messy there's this is a nuanced issue there's a lot going on because when you do decide 2D platformer someone for having an awful position and false conspiracy about that most people going to agree with you but the question is does it stop there and doesn't move on to you or a person who believes in white nationalism what does that mean while I believe that black pride is fine but I live also believe white pride is my what about those people where do we go with them I mean this is one of the things that it was a paper that someone had put together an article scientific data will they would basically say if you were up something to someone like to be alright


    Joe Rogan - You Cure Peanut Allergies By Eating Peanuts?
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    what's the word for things that you get better when you're not come over and the classic example is the immune system so the immune system is an incomplete system it's a miracle of evolution that we have this system for making you antibodies but it doesn't know exactly what to be reacted to that has to be set by childhood experience and so if you keep your kids in a bubble and you use bacterial wipes and you don't let them be exposed to bacteria or crippling the system the system has to get knocked over to get challenged has to have to learn how to expand its abilities and so so this is why peanut allergies are going up there was a really shocking part of your book that's right it's stunning how fast it happened to please explain did not nothing that looks like a nut nothing but has to work was crazy how defensive they were about nuts and as we reading the book I thought back on that and I said wait a second like why you never freaking out about nuts and the more we freaked out about it the higher the allergy rate goes and it turns out there's a study done in publishing 2015 where the researchers noticed that the allergy to nuts is only going up in countries that tell pregnant women to avoid nuts and they thought well maybe that's why so they did a controlled experiment they got about six hundred women who gave birth recently and and whose kids were at higher risk of an allergy cuz they had eczema or some other immune system serve issue so about three hundred of them or told standard advise your kids are with the peanut allergy so you should not eat peanuts while you're lactating and keep penis waiting your kid and the other half were told here is an Israeli snack food it's a popcorn with peanut peanut powder dusting on the outside give it to your kids starting out in 3/4 months whenever they're ready to eat and so any monitor them to make sure they weren't you know fail reactions or silver or strong reactions and then at the age of five they gave them all a very thorough immunological tests and of the ones who followed the standardized 17% had a peanut allergy they would have to watch out for peanuts for the rest of their lives and such a high number because these work because these were the half that were predisposed but giving peanut powder 3% just 3% had a peanut allergy at age 5 in other words we could almost Wipeout peanut allergies by giving peanut powder to kids and it just a few months ago and science the front page article was on doing that and so again have an actual severe allergy if that's your child yes but that's what the science article was that exposure therapies are being tested and they are the most effective people cuz it was someone on the plane that was so allergic that if you eat peanuts and you chew it and it's in the air it could adversely affect a person are the most effective sleeping with people so they didn't want us to even eat peanuts on the plane cuz it was someone on the planet was so allergic that if you eat peanuts and you chew it and it's in the air it could adversely affect a person


    Mike Tyson Doesn't Work Out Anymore: Here's Why - Joe Rogan
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    that's definitely don't even like spin class activate to my ego over yeah extreme winners that did that ego is hard treadmill that's it but especially if I get a Glam to Glam of that thing for you boo yeah I do you better than I saw a video you hitting the bag recently a couple years ago you still at the bag probably for the camera can you start rattling off combinations and people you start thinking like oh s*** I'm actually Mike Tyson like I was that guy I am that guy who went through that I am the youngest heavyweight champion of all time I am that guy to destroy Tyrell Biggs I am that guy that knocked out Larry Holmes I'm not guy it's beautiful that you have that that mindset it is because most people who've accomplish as much as you have they don't want ever let the past go s*** like that goes let it go let it go let it go let you know you recognized a beautiful part of your personality you had one of the most successful boxing career has ever but you don't want you don't want nothing to do with it you don't want to acknowledge it exists you wish it went away in order to chapter that came before you yeah focus on the chapter ahead of you yes yes that's a great lesson and from coming from you that lesson I think is going to hit home with a lot of people because you've accomplished so much because you were the youngest heavyweight champion of all time because you're the baddest man on the planet is big hero for a lot of people like me when I was growing up to see you now say that then I'm done nothing I watch it I don't work anymore my life right now and I'm happy and I love people you know what your that's really pretty but when you think about this listen you're being that person that guy that sent me the psych ward a couple of times and send me feel so many other places to print it ain't me places that guy is a trip awkward how they treat you the same way everybody treat me this is Mike and they take care of you what do they do for you and how they take my advice and calm down don't you out because I'll be you and your family swag is in there that is what they do huh call me down medically pharmaceutically what's going on


    Mike Tyson on Jon Jones' Troubles - Joe Rogan
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    khabib yeah well he does whatever the f*** you want to do that's what I think I think I got probably the best lightweight of all time he's a monster I think he's probably going to have sulfites 170lb eventually if I'd imagined at 155 there's you know there's good fights form Tony Ferguson the great fight for him a really interested in seeing that I'm really interested in seeing him going up a really interesting to see him fight it a hundred seventy pounds first of all Tyron Woodley who's the champ 170 that that would be insane fight George St-Pierre if you decide to come back and make a big super fight that would be insane fight they 170 is a lot of opportunities for him but I think a hundred 55 does to they just have to figure out who's going to fight him he's an international Superstar now you know could be especially the way smash Connor Connor such a superstar already that the way it could be one and did it so dominant I think he's I think he's through the roof now I think when people and people see the pay-per-view numbers of his fights going to realize how huge this guy is cuz he's so interesting he's very humble very very he's very polite very well spoken and very religious guy lives with his family lives with his parents live his parents his family I believe I believe that's true people losing by Jon Jones still in what way is phenomenal using distance he knows distance better than anybody he's a master at knowing when he can hit you and you can hit and miss watching them fight weird right a Cormier is the champ because Jon Jones tested positive for something to the strip them and then Cormier became the champ it's you know I think they'll probably fight again whether they fight again in heavyweight or light heavyweight really he's such an unbelievable wrestler to win his wrestling skill and 11 understanding a wrestling so high so above most anybody so you you overcame you came out of it on the other end I think would think a guy like him could benefit a lot from here it might not like that way then yeah so you think forgot I like him maybe getting in trouble with a good thing that's only if you learn from experiences like that I know I think it was just a wild guy was really a psych ward it's really fascinating cuz I know you know you're a public figure so you know I've been able to watch you my whole life you went through all that stuff and then you got to this point where you are very self-reflective you look up you are able to comment on it I don't think most most people regardless of whether they're famous or not she's still don't get to that point where they're able to look back and examine who they were and and doing wild shouldn't with ruthless honesty I've been able to watch you my whole life you went through all that stuff and then you got to this point where you are very self-reflective you look up you are able to comment on it I don't think most most people regardless of whether they're famous or not just still don't get to that point where they're able to look back and examine who they were and and doing wild s*** and with ruthless honesty


    Mike Tyson Was Once Fined $300,000 For Weed | Joe Rogan
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    I got a 1/4 in Detroit Michigan one time for Andrew golota I got tested and tested for marijuana to charge me $300,000 Jesus Christ find me $300,000 that's a lot of that money go $300,000 for some weed in your system now you selling it legally and it would look everybody loves you why not when I go into business and have a drink but it's just a no-brainer people that want to buy your weeds cuz I love you I wanted to strip you all over the world to that's where it gets sketchy there's some spots in Asia you don't want to bring weed to know when you can get killed developing McButton how to grow your own so you are working with a bunch of different Growers explain how you guys are setting it up the whole thing working with us so also the ranch where you have like a destination people who come to be like what's that big concert things were going to have our own Consciousness are chinchilla up with the name of Coachella Coachella Coachella


    Mike Tyson on Retiring, Movies Based on His Life | Joe Rogan
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    honest retirement speech I've ever heard of boxer give ever he's just like I don't I don't have this in me anymore remember round Windsor thinking it volume at what mm area so by the time the post Holyfield and you just get it done too much it was just one of them is scared what did you have in mind to the next thing like how do you take how do you take this crazy exciting life and let me ask your high for a while and figure this out there was a plan yeah and we party for a while we figure this stuff out what did you figure out that I wanted to do was think so I started my wife for me to be this this being a stage that the Sheep did that cuz many fighters have great stories but very few of them have ever I don't think anybody besides you was ever put into it I'm on Broadway that if I were really sure about how it's going to turn out so we invited all of our friend we had taken to give all to my friends and people we love our neighbor reported to the shop and so when we started they started laughing and I love it I think that was part of it it's cuz like they all everybody knew you were this tough guy but they didn't know that you can be so self-deprecating and have so much fun with it all. That's why people loved it cuz yeah he can do it you can do anything he can do anything could be the United States you can be a pilot that goes to the moon he could do whatever the f*** you want him to do it yeah he could do whatever he wants to probably bulk up like crazy to do it that's really really wow yeah it off I love him and spawn he's a great God do you know him well he's a great guy great. Very smart guy very humble guy really really intelligent and a great martial artist to Michael Jai White kilkishen karate black belt is bad he's just got this level of confidence and skill and Artistry in his singing and his comedy is acting he do anyting think about you going to hang out with you for a while I don't know what he's going to die but for some reason they just they have the Hollywood ways of doing things and I me and make it come out Hollywood leash or something right yeah they try to change the story and no one else I realize to Hollywood perspective something the real adjust is just still unbelievable they have the Hollywood ways of doing things that make you come out Hollywood leash or something right yeah they try to change the story and no one else I realize to Hollywood perspective something the real adjust is just still unbelievable


    Mike Tyson on Drug Addiction | Joe Rogan
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    been a problem myself what is always been the first start I feel fresh and fill new one who does not include stopping that could be in my way and it's just awesome feeling so this is from doing that one DMT experiences sent you into people's like resetting a computer you reset a computer out of fresh new desktop is only one folder on the desktop not folder says my old bulshit it it can never come back if you decide it's never coming back but you have to make that decision pretty much every day but you can you can never come back if you want or you can slip into the old ways that's what a lot of people do when a lot of people fall into drug Edition relapsing when they relapse they're not physically addicted when they relapse obviously they're clean and then they decide to go back in its cuz there's comfort in those old patterns because this new way of life is just they get anxiety they feel like it's a lot of pressure to stay I hate that I always hated that I never wanted to join but then I do it again Eagle inflating and self-deprecating it after stroke it also alleviates you from the responsibility of improving 100% at pressure of likes keeping it together staying sober you know being disciplined all that stuff once it's gone it's gone and that's what happens to a lot of people but that's what happens to a lot of people who relapse with drugs I never want to go back to that again no win situation that's one of the great things about marijuana that people don't understand they think that a drug is a drug is a drug there all fall under the same category but you can use marijuana and just be peaceful and not chaotic and the opposite of make you think more about the consequences of ruining your life


    Joe Rogan & Mike Tyson on Marvin Hagler
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    remind me beautiful it was beautiful yeah there's so many other great which is why why are people you know I think is that the real disciplined by Marvin Hagler my best example for that when I was a kid growing up in Boston was the middleweight champ in the world and I used to see that you stopped video him running the plate on the news he was running on the it was the dunes sand dunes and Cape Cod in the winter freezing cold Korean running screaming war with amazing discipline that was the thing that I always got out of watching him wasn't that he was so wild he was so mentally strong get an iron chin and his discipline was impeccable you just constantly training never out of shape never got fat always doing sit-ups and push-ups for roaches animal races he was chiseled he was a machine that fight with Tommy Hearns that was beautiful chaos just getting to the center and f****** foot it was Noah cute dog you try to take him out of someone's crazy like decided to bet on himself for that fight didn't know that he was going to lose set up and then retired and went to Italy that's ridiculous and of careers ever in recent memory that literally went out on top had is unbelievably close fight with Sugar Ray Leonard a lot of people think you could have won that fight very close decision and then says that's it I'm done everybody comes back


    Mike Tyson on His Mentality When He Was at his Peak | Joe Rogan
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    he died was it weird not having a person like that you're lying so man it was just some is emptiness it was just and then people who are friends and everything will be good till they started when he died it started going in for the kill you just want to ask me for what seemed like you and Kevin Rooney had a good combination at the beginning when he died when when we didn't know what we going to do hey bro I was comfortable cabin in the style the way we were going to either one of you know Elsa doesn't know let's just keep Kevin. Kevin was a great trainer very well-respected yeah it was a good relationship like the way it worked in the beginning and look like but then like all things you know Kevin used to train me and then fight no really wow wow customized well yeah how many how many years before Christ died was he like I told him it's for you and just a couple but he knew you well yeah well did you watch fight with you as well. You watching those old Fighters when you come out no socks on black I think it was all about gladiators that was your Peak that was when we was Peak scary you know you were coming up and everybody was just terrified just a wild thing to watch man to be a part of it to be you see I wanted to make my mental real happy though that's my main goal in fighting so powerful goal did you ever try to go back and get hypnotized after all that's over to try to maybe calm down that party mind the number. I never did I had to do the toileting help me out. let's over to try to maybe calm down that party mind the number dumb I never did I had to do the toll that thing help me out the toe help me out pretty much


    Mike Tyson Asks Joe Rogan About His Fighting Days
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    kickboxing and I was I was pretty good at taekwondo I won bunch of the state championships and 1/2 National Park I wish I never went through anything like the level that you went through but for these full contact Taekwondo fights I was always scared and but I was scared before that I was bullied I moved around a lot I was a little kid I was never very big and we moved from New Jersey to San Francisco when I was 7 from San Francisco to Florida when I was 11 Florida to Boston when I was 14 or 13 so it's just always moving a new schools always deal with new kids and it wasn't big and I didn't know how to fight I got picked on and I didn't like it so I said I want if I want to figure out how to fight it so I started getting into martial arts and I just became obsessed with it I did every dance are teaching I was teaching at Boston University of teaching the Taekwondo course when I was 19 I was competing from the time I was fifteen I just threw myself into it so I did every day at work at the school was there everyday I have the keys are closed up I open up where I am because of you cuz I hear about you and you will you were running in the morning when you knew that everybody else is asleep but gave you an edge I go there in the middle of night and open workout I just wanted to just have an edge you know what I listen to what you said that that's a great way to have an edge became obsessed with it but there was no future in it and then what happened was I went from Taekwondo to kickboxing and when I started kickboxing I started getting f***** up dudes are beating the s*** out of me cuz I was realizing like I can't keep people the same distance anymore cuz I didn't know how to use my hands properly like I knew how to throw some punches a little bit from Taekwondo but it's not nearly as sophisticated as boxing or kickboxing cancel dinner started kickboxing training and then it's a realize like there's no future in this like what am I doing I'm just getting my brains beat in you know and I'm hard sparring to the farmers Rob who's Boston style put the gloves on a beat the s*** out of each other figured out as you go along way to be more intense more driven more Focus but when I did stop fighting it was a huge relief like the relief part was worth the extra anxiety that I got it was worth it just for the relief of not not thinking about fighting all the time not thinking about when's the next tournament when's the next event when's the next thing I'm doing it was just a wait for you huge relief like the relief part was worth the extra anxiety that I got it was worth it just for the relief of not not thinking about fighting all the time not thinking about when's the next tournament when's the next event when's the next thing I'm doing it was just wait for you it had to be crazy because


    Joe Rogan Walks Nikki Glaser Through His Writing Process
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    how long ants but when it had to do a transfer for tonight show or like just for laughs festival and see it then you start writing new tags near like took was for me to write it out but then what do you do for Microsoft Word then you take it to this is ready to play and then what I left my f****** notebook in the hotel room God damn it from there I write things out on an actual notebook and the actual notebook is basically just to get my set list in order and make sure I highlight all the different tags so this three stages of Microsoft Word stage which is basically just freeform free association writing things down no there's no struck do it sometimes it comes out like a bit sometimes it's just nonsense that never goes anywhere you needed to get out anyway so you could get since you got to walk you got to get out there and that's what that's what the writing test with the writing does it allows you to pick up his little bags of gold along the way and I take these little bags of gold when I pile and then I throw them into the Fortress and the Fortress is like Scribner so then I can move those bits around but it's so you see how and it's all sides cork boards to Jamie's got up on the big screen so when the cork boards see how its setup on here like each one of these things if you go to the left side here each one of these categories I can move and I didn't I can change got bit in the beginning of this is awesome and then once I'm in the bed I can also go to this and that sets me up for the cork board so I can have like I can set up little nope like little like that like little notepad things so I can write down index cards like don't forget this or this is important here or this taglines huge try switching this around and it's just as constant nope like little like that like little notepad things so I can write down his index cards like don't forget this or this is important here or this taglines huge try switching this around and it's just as constant


    Mike Tyson Doesn't Like Looking at His Younger Self | Joe Rogan
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    if it's not in my life anymore you don't watch it always did you watch Tyson Fury Deontay Wilder fight I was in the airplane so you don't follow you don't follow anymore cuz you know I'm that's part of my life from have mixed feelings with that part of my life makes you think about yourself when you're fighting it reminds you of It kind of has children and this is the craziest f****** post fight interview is Lennox Lewis badman one of the great wrong with me it was amazing it was amazing for the for the story for the time I mean look what it was was when we saw a Rocky 3 right and mr. T was is challenging you know Rocky would say all that crazy s*** about what he's going to do my application thought maybe I look at some of those stuff that you feel almost like trapped by that past like it that you have to acknowledge and you don't even acknowledge anymore that guy yeah yeah like that guy that much do I have mine from flipping with people that like that guy me living my life that I'm living now yeah what people love that guy because that guy gave them a drug and that drug was excitement like you you turn on the TV or go she ain't here Wego Michael Spinks Mike Tyson here we going is it going to move right as you move left how's it going to work out you don't know how long it's been since last you don't know and everybody was excited and that was that's what you brought people you brought people this this chaotic moment you slapped on the money in the paper you got it your popcorn and waited for the The Rush The Rush of excitement crazy days crazy days crazy as a kid growing up during that time it was a big part of my you know my becoming an adult it was during your era your era of dominance only look at my kids and I pretty much keep it looking like to do what they want to go to college everything I was at wherever I would never want to put that person that you have to be are you going to be the best that ever lived at this he put that kind of pressure that's incredible would never do that to ya it would never work probably men don't think a kid that grows up in a loving household would support of va you guys boxing for when you have nothing when you just had nothing cuz that's a lot of


    Mike Tyson on Ego, Being Hypnotized to Win | Joe Rogan
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    tell us about the drugs you do most some Eagle enhancing right like Coke when is girlfriend with pie on the attic never come out they were just sell Coke and watch TV with bad like a vampire bit him he came up once you getting that kind of vicious cycle is a wrap 1112 yeah I was still living in Brownsville Brooklyn laughing State cocaine wow that's a crazy and I would never let them look like that damn how how how difficult any of your life must have been for you it's got to be one of the hardest things when you when you did that documentary it's amazing documentary you're very honest you're very honest and very open about all your experiences in the one thing I took away after like no one can understand that you could be here a guy talk like this I can hear you say these things I could see the videos of your fights to the video of your experience but to understand the life that you lived it's impossible to adjust a gas take a guess for someone like me from the outside it's just really interesting to look at think about this young kid from Brooklyn New York comes to Custom Auto at 1312 you know and I'll something else I have low self-esteem this guy gives me this dick f****** ego you know I mean I live by that you know I live by the rules of that ego snow much in a dominator ego damn you down this is how weird environment going up that way you know cuz we have people we try to avoid fights and I mean Brian for my instincts be avoid fights for all eyes and just to be able to see what you do if you UFC fighter just what you do for a job at lifestyle and pretty bizarre you were getting positive reinforcement from thinking like that in your life absolutely Leu great for the first time in your life never understood that you know what else to do with me he's to take me to a hypnotist he was a hypnotist as well yeah they still going to focus on Blacklist nothing that's right you go wandering in the Savage intelligent Avenue animal just working you going to do that farosh's animal you going to fight both hands to the body Edition Jam let's do this and ferocious fashion and they fixed all that in me as I was younger you like 12 13 years old and just teaching you that mindset did he give you any advice on how to shut it off time no time I'm not going to teach him to off switch just hit the gas then put it was the gas stroid he's got he's got them that way if you do me great and it's glory is one of the hardest things that many fighters that I've watched over the years have the problem of shutting it off like turning it on and living like that just wanted to be a dominator but then learning how to be a father learning how to be a friend do this stuff math field so disasters that I was just some I have no idea what I was doing to I had no idea as well as what it mean I was stepping into it was just some it was just disasters I find out I spend most of my adult life now I'm apologizing to my kids you know I mean yeah find out I spend most of my adult life now I'm apologizing to my kids you know I mean yeah horrible father do you think they understand what the s*** that you were going through their understand like they have no idea what


    Mike Tyson on Doing DMT | Joe Rogan
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    do I listen to a lot of classic rock for whatever reason but I've been listening lot of Kanye West over the last few we talkin about Kanye it lets you see that as much as this thing seems to be important is All Temporary and in your apart of forever and also allows you to become comfortable with that yeah yeah you know Larry Hagman alleviated his is worried about passing on FYI I felt the same way after why doesn't matter anymore even more specifically because they think found it in rats that the pineal gland produces it which is like that's the third eye of Eastern mysticism that gland actually in rats they've proven produces DMT and I think it does so in people to you know what I didn't want to do it again and again you can handle it if you can handle being white icing you can handle doing DMT illegal illegal why would he going to Sentara there's any find these toads yeah yeah I've never experienced it from the toad of only watching television with the way they extracted Stay High yeah yeah me too if you'd like it goes away like a dream right it comes off you know you're you're so scared of no no no no did you have a hard time letting go at the beginning of fighting me. Now just now stopping the guy with me for the ride dude yeah it's beyond your imagination is inconceivable can't even explain it to no one well I'm hoping that the they start with psilocybin because I know Maps they're doing some great work with that trying to get these things legalized especially that doing MDMA studies with veterans and people with PTSD and having great results they're moving in the psilocybin they would love to get psilocybin legal and it's up for ballet I think was in Oregon is that where it is I think Oregon's up for legalization this year and it maybe eventually in California as well they made that it should be legal doesn't kill anybody it should be it's not a bad thing if they regulated if they make it for a therapeutic use and just set up centers where experts control but it shouldn't make it prohibited for people to own it or you can grow their own it's not a bad idea to set up places or people can do it under Professional Care or Shaman care physician care that's a good idea but making it illegal bad idea cuz it helps a lot of people you know people think of it as a party drug they think you're going to do mushrooms and freaked out and go f****** run around naked and they all break down similar path inside your brain and you can give you that that weird do you do much as I love mushrooms and DMT are very closely related chemically all is really potent psychedelic drugs are very closely related they all break down in some similar path inside your brain and you can give you that that weird ego dissolving experience and it's 1 p.m.


    Mike Tyson on What Cus D'amato Taught Him | Joe Rogan
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    is objective was to think of nothing you're nothing nothing's nothing but the jective the job and I was a psychological warfare you know nothing matters you're nothing nothing but only thing that matters is subjective and getting loose competition that objective by going to these methods of boxing stop and think about how fortunate ones you ran into that guy so many people could you know can't even explain it it's a magnificent individual he was an amazing God and amazing part of boxing and with a unprecedented grasp of the mindset required for Combat Sports that was a thing that it that it was really stood out about him but he was a guy that was so he was so well-versed in the mindset that would listen to his his speeches that he would talk when you talk you when we talk about boxing we talked about fear about a fear can be like a fire can cook your food your food or it can burn your house down and you have to you have to control it and when he would describe like it would do would be so enlightening he was such a man of wisdom that when he would describe things they would sink in they would do it they would somebody can say the same thing but they were with him he had so much life you were so many happy the psychiatrist individual and with an amazing knowledge of boxing and forgot like you it was almost like it was ordained and that's what I always said it was meant for me to meet this guy cuz I have no way in a million years to small yeah mean when it all happened and it turned out that he was true and you have to absorb all this when you're 20 years old you know it's about Justin Bieber and I don't think Justin Bieber nearly had to deal with what you had to deal with your your experience with so much crazier because you were not just an incredibly famous Caillou with the baddest man on the planet so there was like an aura to you everywhere you went people want to see you 50 year old men don't give a f*** about Justin Bieber you know no disrespect a great singer but it's not he's like young girls for young girls I got unbelievably famous but he's he's been famous since he was a little kid like when people hear amazing famous little kid like when people here by I'm going right amazing


    Mike Tyson on Why He Smokes Weed | Joe Rogan
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    10 years old the whole time you're fighting you were regular smoking weed we know where your kit your mother give you liquor and marijuana for you make you think that you're going to go to sleep with something at really that never happened in my house if I didn't have a bad day yeah I'm really moody guy without it and it just hum a smooth me out so that take I'm a whole different person Rihanna on top of my game on Boiling yeah I feel the same way sometimes makes me nicer yeah yeah comes with down do you do away from that guy we know I was talking to Michael Irvin once he was explaining to me that when children grow up in high-stress environment that their genes are wired to it to have a propensity towards violence that is their Norm if it's normal surround them all the time when they were when they're growing up and when they're in the womb yeah it's hard for some people like yourself that did grow up in an environment like that to ever reach where you're at right now just place of Peace if you can do that through marijuana but whatever it is yoga meditation whatever it whatever you do to get there like we should be happy that you can get there that would want and I'm so grateful that I am booked on this you know I've never been a person to this its magnitude at this kind of relaxation I just enjoying my time with you I was very excited and very uncomfortable with myself did you feel any better after you workout when you're young like that you know what the best thing that ever happened to me that retired from boxing because of me working out of meeting I'm so intense with this my whole life my whole chest was hurting people in wanting to be the best in my ego took over and I'm wearing Tyson on the best of living and I have come across this thing called the toad and you familiar with the told ya right there yeah and I came across that if you want to call it and I've never been the same I look at life differently look at people differently and experience I can't even express really don't like dying and being reborn yeah I had the exact same experience there's to tell me what's the deal with it what the hell's going on here is produced by your brain but it what it is is its DMT with an oxygen molecule attached to it too so regular DMT is n n dimethyltryptamine and then 5 methoxytryptamine is DMT with like a very very subtle change to the molecule and that subtle change for some reason takes away the visuals you've done regular DMT to write is very strange bright colorful impossible to describe visuals it's inconceivable but you're Invincible still in all you know it's just that weird feeling when you feel like you're part of the universe when your your separate from your ego you realize this whole thing you're part of this whole thing in this whole thing isn't stoppable it's just it's a gigantic huge all-encompassing almost like a living thing like this is what I also realize to have to go into the experience you realize how insignificant you are sometimes without your ego yes yeah you are and you aren't obviously you are in everyday life when you go places you have a dramatic effect on people you mean a lot you mean a lot of those people that you run into you mean a lot to the people that you love and that love you but we all do and what the no one stands it's all it's all relative no one no one is irreplaceable but everyone is special to someone or something and at least of themselves but we're all the same we're all part of this weird dramatic effect on people you mean a lot you mean a lot of those people that you run into you mean a lot to the people that you love and that love you but we all do and wouldn't let no one stand up it's all it's all relative no one no one is irreplaceable but everyone is special to someone or something and at least it themselves but we're all the same we're all part of this weird crazy gigantic organism that the human race


    Mike Tyson Once Gave Away a Rolls Royce | Joe Rogan
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    no Bible around 7 Bentley before their rolls-royces I want you did give away one when you crashed it right close you crashed the car into another car that was just parked in bloom and she hit somebody in that p**** hurt their arm and then the cops came and for the cops came to cut flowers hey what happened here right and I was afraid of nothing happened nothing anyone my wife to get in trouble if you wanted to take it you know 230 at the time so I'm just taking it be okay and then once he said that for Godot again I forgot you backed off when I say go ahead and took off my way to get in trouble give away the car right there


    Tom Segura Recounts First Meeting Mike Tyson | Joe Rogan
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    Mike on a flight and it was a surreal experience you know like from from being a kid and thinking like this is Superman that's what I thought as a kid I just eat I mean like we see as a kid to I think it's different like you just like wow that is so nuts like 11 second knockout stories that true yeah mostly stories and it was a it was a surreal experience in and you know we spoke on the plane and and then like I thought we were done talking you know I face forward and then he came back in like tap me on the shoulder and he hits me up the next day and he's like we're coming and I was like oh my God and I really did say like I'm amazed that you're coming and he said it's all love and I just said I loved you but I didn't know how to say and then yeah Mike Tyson come tonight Corridor off a whole thing and you know and I didn't know he was at the show because it the show had already started I didn't see him arrive when we go back to the green after I get the show I walk offstage and he grabbed me and he goes let's go to The Green Room so he took me to my green room right like he was like I was like f*** yeah and we hung out in that green room over an hour and just shooting the s*** and talking and when I forgot I had the time of past I open the door the entire staff entire staff is lined up at the door to meet him like that's the effect that he has on the group you know like you're waiting in a line for an hour outside the green room and I you know we talked about boxing about life it was it was fascinating to think I really appreciated about you as a fighter was like that you really knew that you're putting on a show so that that's something that I feel like I miss you know there's there's no one that put on the I want to think I really appreciated about you as a fighter was like that you really knew that you're putting on a show so that that's something that I feel like I missed you know there's there's no one that put on the show the way you did that you knew the people bought tickets and and pay for the pay-per-view and then it's you know it's still like one of my great memories man it was a thrill to meet you so I just wanted to stop by and say hi


    Joe Rogan - Psychedelics May Show You Things You Don't Want to See
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    you first do them dirty was a little younger know yeah yeah want to start smoking pot and then psychedelics came after that yeah I was around a lot of eye because of the fact that I was a comedian and then also because of the fact that you know I was relatively famous back there not. Famous famous but like I was I was on television I found something so people would want to turn you on to things you know I can't you know when I would go to parties or meet people and they would you know say hey Mana. you know and it came out of her dad EMT in like and then there's a few different things that would happen and you would be around these people who have gone to jail for it or you know that we're like real psychedelic heads and once I was around a few of those I realize it will there's a whole nother world out there and then I discovered Timothy Leary and John Lilly in the the flotation tank became of giant part of my life and then you know Terence McKenna Dennis McKenna and all that various psychedelic Wizards that are out there are the sort of expressing that there is there's a whole world out there that you're not seeing it's like we're living life inside this very strange tent this very thin membrane tent and if you just unzip that tent and step out the entire Wilderness of the universe exists but most people live their life inside this very thin wall tent and they think that that 10 sort of defy when's the actual universe itself when it's it's so small and so limited is there a chance that you open that tent you don't like what you see in that you f***** your whole life up because I think that's most people that prevention about sure doing that like people that have like legitimate mental illness mental health issues and did the argument is correlation or causation right in the argument is does the Psychedelic drugs cause mental illness or do a certain amount of people already have mental illness and I think it's much more likely that the percentage of people that are schizophrenic remain static because if you if you look at it like this the number of people who smoke marijuana or also skip mirrors the number of people are schizophrenic. So it's not that marijuana causes schizophrenia set sit one out of a hundred or whatever the number is they just have this issue this and for those people it's critical that they avoid psychedelic drugs that they avoid marijuana and then probably even alcohol or men even maybe a bunch of other psychotropic drugs as well because it could you've got an imbalance just like someone who has a liver disease has an in Balance just like someone who has disorder can't breathe while someone is cystic fibrosis or someone who has any number of disease you got kind of think of it that way there's an ailment of the mind and so if you add this unknown element into that ailment like 5 grams of dried mushrooms like what you might never come back and then there's the question the other part of your question is is it possible you could open that tent and not like what you see and f****** your life yes yes even if you don't have schizophrenia or mental you might never come back and then there's the question the other part of your question is is it possible you could open that tent and not like what you see and f****** your life yes yes even if you don't have schizophrenia or a mental disorder you might have a view of the world that's untenable with experience that you have under the influence of psychedelics but that might mean that your view of the world is b*******


    Joe Rogan - Everlast Breaks down the Music Industry
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    what am I to do I went back and revisit some of these songs but I realize after we record them that's why I didn't see that they were my songs because I recorded them away that I thought other people with Bond use them so I went and re-recorded about I don't know five or six of the songs that were already here and then my buddy evidence from Dilated Peoples got involved with me and we recorded a few of these rap tracks and it started kind of coming together in a kind of started coming together in a similar way that the original Whitey Ford sings the blues record that that's why I kind of also name what it is there's a lot of similarities and I feel like I just pulled everything from every part of the toolbox that I've learned from since I started you know what it was that Ice-T years or the House of Payne years are in the Whitey Ford years I just drew on it all and trying to see when I can send in the eight years of life it's not like a literal representation of what happened to me but it's an emotional journey of like all the kind of feelings and s*** that I like it's it's it's it's my best record you know but eight years right here so I'm never been in a rush that's a big statement that it's your best record ever streaming or people that are signed to record deals that are getting a small piece of what the Masters getting on the master you know you've been streaming is viable for someone who owns them take a million streams equals out to around $8,000 for what that is too up to a label like it would be around 8 is about the equipment about a grant and that doesn't sound like you know what thousand guys that or people fancy or whatever nice chunk of change by David Crosby was tweeting about how bad streaming deals are but that is because he has a bad deal with every doesn't know his master yeah if you don't know if he's like recording a deal for another record for the record company and I mean that he's older songs how the hell they do things it's it's just it's amazing they're sort of survival instincts how they figured out how does it what are they a tables are signing podcasters now because of streaming streaming like you should be getting checks from this job I don't. stop streaming I just doesn't have to be with a streaming service you you should have a digital company that is representing in this collecting all that if you don't documentary because it wasn't full length but it might have been just like a little like feature like it within a news kind of segment thing about how the you know the original videos that were huge on on YouTube or like a kid biting another kid and like their original first for the longest time the most played video on YouTube was the Charlie biting the kid or something viral videos you know me so well I mean I haven't changed the music business is what changed YouTube you know because they caught on like itv's doesn't play videos anymore and nobody's buying records so we got to sell you know the old the whole thing for the longest was like when the bottom had really fallen out for a while of making any money money off of actual records was like well you can bootleg my record and you can download my record but you can't download t-shirt became sell the lifestyle self the music became background music to the dean everything else it was a part of the lifestyle in the car is in this and all I want you to do is really go by this limited edition t-shirt that I'm selling you right now you know right that's what that's the game changed into instill that you know that's why the f****** in the troll ISM and all that because people want eyes on them so the next thing they had the opportunity to sell making sound do these 360 deal and pocket the rest I was up to me and then after that my dry your job is a labels to sell that record my job was a hit the road and go tour and I go tour for a few years and it first I'm not even making money touring you're giving me money to go out there and tours call tour support that used to be and that I could get added on to your bill you didn't get paid no you get like money for tour but like it wouldn't cover like a bus and a band and all that so that the label with supplement that we what they called tour support which would also some part of the debt you owe the label but as you built your live audience your guarantees would go up sooner or later you can stop taking that money and then your record sales would pay that off hopefully if you were doing well enough and now you got your own stream of Revenue with live t-shirts all this other outside s*** that it's yours that's that's what it was when I came up now it's like that's not a deal at all Baker Brothers nobody was paying for record labels working and give you a half a million dollars just for your record because nobody was buying records they want to sell your t-shirts to it's not amazing don't they figured out how to stay alive like that just because they always knew the people going to be needing it always is it all boils down to this to somebody one day like they had so many opportunities to be the music industry had a moment if you remember there was like some kids that got in trouble for downloading ridiculous amounts of music and their parents were being held responsible because the news wasn't good the movie industry never backed off of that kind of s*** they told you we're going to f****** sue your life off you just people I would have spent up to it at on a record $200,000 just on the making studio time whoever's got to be involved Engineers producers 200g and on top that's that's minimum we were to spend on a record and then it gets you go out and people steal it but if I philosophy was if I downloaded your s*** and I liked it I would go I'd go buy it me to buy guy if I if I downloaded it was trash today I looked at as like a taste test that's okay okay maybe if more people lay down to that the money was retarded how much money was in the record business and they let it all go down the drain because they would they thought they had all the answers and they thought it and it not with money and what could they have done to stop it I have to go buy have some wait till it was too late movies like The Experience is not as good apple music Save the Music Industry like a pelippers iTunes why didn't the Reckoning streets like they were people tell them this is coming and I didn't mean to interrupt you but they could have made iTunes first not called iTunes but like the record industry itself should at digitized and been ready come up with their own version of iTunes find a record deal with just 12% of Revenue 43 billion dollars a year was the most profitable year since 2006 the listeners are spending more money than ever largely on streaming and live music with consumer spending totaling more than 20 billion dollars last year while yet artists aren't feeling the increase of that 20 billion music industry entities such as record labels took home 10 billion Physicians taking home just 5.1 Billy with the majority of the revenue coming from touring and concert sales it's amazing that's amazing that these that's like a parasitic industry like you they don't people don't necessarily need them the way they used to need not not like they used to I was going to just play Devil's Advocate and say what it used to be that I'm the guy to put up all the fun if I'm the label it go I'm putting up millions of dollars in advance gambling it on you now when you win you want to take away my lionshare now f*** you now it's totally different now you can this on your own yummy you can start an Instagram started YouTube start this and you can make beats on your laptop in your little rapper right is not the guy who does everything everything he's done is his own s*** online sure but you don't believe it so many viral music hits you know they get they get big online just cuz kids share it and they like it and then it becomes gigantic like what the music industry that the industry that the labels have nothing to do with that right know that there's labels that are doing their thing out there that actually know what they're doing in marketing I only seen 5.05% of what you know he's do because he has been in the game long enough you know and they started out with their own label they started the beginning Roc-A-Fella Records Was independent so that's the kind of you know those guys are never going to lose as long as you know they can still make music that people buy even if your record is successful the second record it's not like you're going to be able to be independent in the second round of the deal you the only Force ever align right usually I mean it used to be I think the standard would like 8 but that's it that's it's it's this misleading because it depends on your phone to there's also like you know if your first record is very successful and you have a lawyer that has anywhere with all your renegotiating before you do second record things you learn first album to do anything like what I signed bands like in the sixties if I could know they had a plan like by album three and four years where will beat you know they build artist that used to be and are they actually used to nurture and f****** take care of a band for a long time and watch them grow you know that's the way it used to be until that you know that whatever was I maybe the 80s or changed the album in 1999 had a record deal with Warner Brothers kamodo did the book the whole deal like I died went through the whole record industry business and there was always a comedian or two on labels I don't have that anymore because Tommy albums yourself that you definitely can do it yourself but for some strange reason I don't have that anymore because comedy albums that you definitely can do it yourself but comedy albums just aren't that popular anymore for some strange reason it's also


    Mike Tyson Explains Why He Got the Tigers | Joe Rogan
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    I'm just a few years ago you were poor and now all the sudden you're the king of the world that's really crazy you're not fully on this really crazy that I would like I was unable to handle I wasn't expecting that that was really Sucker Punch right there it is one of the craziest walking stories I always there for people who don't know I got to hang out with you at one of my shows one time and it was a great I had the best time talkin about everything what made you think you could get a tiger like how did that even happen both of ours and he's discussing if he doesn't pay for these cars I'm going to sell these cars to someone and get them horses if I said what you can get the horses and trade horses in for cards that I had a lot of clothes after I probably get some more why do younger than myself why that would be cool right then I when I came home after waiting for me so you raise them as cups yes that's what that's how you were cuz I would see footage of you like f****** smacking him around and jumping on one of your tires and I was like holy ship that's right there at Peak crazy insane dismantle a f*** with some animals have weird showed up there before the Playboy Mansion what was it 10 years ago was pretty awesome yeah that guy my beloved heel pajamas


    Mike Tyson on Becoming Champ at 19, Dealing with Fame | Joe Rogan
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    boom and we live what's happening what's up Mike I was in the mail wasn't me getting rehab but we got to go to Starbucks because it means right outside of Starbucks always hang out at Starbucks for that but never for is coffee a girlfriend but it doesn't make any sense when when did you first try any drugs right when you are in your Prime we doing anything back then drinking a lot drink a lot really yeah that's amazing where you go clean for camp or like I said can't you just for Camp outside example of to break that old myth that you can't have sex before fights and I was like well that's out the window for sure your logic made sense to you like I don't want to think about it I don't want to be thinking about sex I'll just get it out of the way yeah it is over with do you have to do what you have for the next six weeks and yes going with your fight you think that was a myth that it made you weak stay is just like f******* out there just so ya anxiety freaking out you're at the Olympics your era from like you know that the 80s Ladies that era like it was a big part of my youth you know I can being on you being the chat was like it was a change of things because when Larry Holmes was a champ as a boxing fan I love Larry Holmes like there's that cover you are 19 years old when it's when Larry Holmes is a champ as a boxing fan Sports Illustrated is the internet you finally got it I had that Sports Illustrated I appreciate it a great fighter with Larry Holmes was a big deal but it wasn't a big deal culturally around when you came around sudden everybody's watching heavyweight boxing heavyweight boxing wasn't it wasn't boring again it was the the most crazy exciting thing in sports when your fights would go on it would be about should I pay for this cuz how long is this going to last damn that guy forget that train that hard and I became a fighter and stuff that's what I was going to ask you like does it seem like a dream yeah pretty much like a blur because I couldn't imagine what it would be like to be 19 years old 20 years older babies that f****** famous it was a trip did he give you advice on how to handle pressure and fame and mode depression everything but you know this is really no ingredients and how to handle thing you know I mean we have to see what what I'm Department of Fame is your problem and we have to work on that issue from there but you know no one's knows how to conduct himself under that kind of pressure no. There's so many you realize there so many levels and then Mike's is still just extraordinary where like people people walk away from their job like an airport there supposed to be at the cash register and they run out you know they leave their job to go say hi that's not you know most of it's a totally different thing away from emailing creep conduct myself wait for me man creep


    UBI Will NOT Lead to More Innovation - Mike Baker and Joe Rogan
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    go see go see the show cuz this one was it is a lot of people doing that right now I don't know if that's bad is I mean yes it is but then does not open the door for the the people that are going to be like that like look less people out there really actually trying to get ahead of people that are going to try to succeed you give people money and okay you don't have to go for coffee or flip burgers or you know clean up that bro. Whatever you going to do for a living you can follow your passion I don't think we're going to find some exponential increase in the number of people inventing the wheel I just think they did it so you could be a lot more people farting under the blankets or something I don't know they might do right but the only good that I think could come out of it is it less people are in abject poverty and less people are desperate so it might reduce crime lazy people but you might also have less people that are inclined to steal things or do something that's illegal because their basic needs are taken care of they went on strike but it talked about the problems at this school district has and I don't know whether the statistic is right I read it numerous times I was so surprised by 80% of the families that use the Los Angeles Public School System are at the poverty level or below and that means of course also that they rely on the free meal assistant right at the school provide which is kind of important story the schools are closed right now until your kids aren't getting the chance to eat because that's the only chance to get to eat but that number was stunning I meant to look into it do more research to see whether the article in the newspaper so it must be true then go on to college 12% and it was a similar number that never get out of high school and it's even worse in a place like New York City public schools so I guess the point being is a public school system is dogs don't know what to do they're not doing it the right way they don't guidance I never learned correctly when they were young and a disabled parent that walks into an errand jobs and most people live here in California 25% of the nation's homeless people it is crazy and it also talked about how a lot of those people they work with their home was right the cost of housing and so you got people that have a job but they live in in the cars right because they can't afford housing weather is in San Francisco or San Jose and it wasn't where I was at kind of do this thing where you you're monitoring this issue motivation so you're not creating another follow-on generation complete slack asses then I think that's it that's a really valid point I might concern would be people that didn't appreciate it and people have felt entitled like they felt like someone owed them that money you know when you're going to have that mean this is the is the biggest problem people have a socialism and socialist attitudes it some of these kids to come up right now they look at what they call income inequality with don't look at is effort inequality like some people put in more f****** work that's not smarter they figured their way through the game better than you have been doing it for 50 years or whatever the is a system sometimes you know set up so that once you have some money you can get more money what course the f*** it is if I have somebody I can invest that money and make more money even family and I've got some friends and others who we just translate pissing and moaning about this place I had and I'm taking I spent almost all my life over and shoot holes around the world and I there is no other place I would rather be as a country and I know that's jingoistic or whatever but honest to God I still believe and if you go someplace you talk to somebody and in some fifth world they will also add my experience has been anyway maybe you're listening and your experience is different but that's the way it works they'll think if I go to America if I can get to America and I work hard I can I can be successful and that I think is still true and that's what I worry about with entitlements and instead that make kill that belief and you're right income inequality that's but it's your right you work harder not doesn't always happen but life's not supposed to be fair I think it was maybe supposed to be but it's not fair so sorry I was just supposed to be live let me see your point in and then out and I agree with it is I think that the real concern is that people don't appreciate already how great they have and what incredible opportunity that have and if we give them more benefits with less effort than you're going to develop more of this attitude we find disturbing which is people that don't have an appreciation for literally the greatest experiment and self-government the world has ever known him would need to be looked at I guess it doesn't interesting study about about college and graduation rates from college for for disadvantaged folks you know that voice again why they made it easier for you no tuition assistance right so the idea was we wanted to expand the college ability for everybody which is a great idea right but what they found was expanded opportunity for everybody but over the pass decade decade-and-a-half fewer people from the lower-income categories have been graduating so what you've done it you said come on special operators if you lower the bar the course so I'm going to change the regulations and so if you change the regulations what they found with the college was if you if you increase that pool people going doesn't mean that they're going to be successful and now what you've done as you've kind of Saddle them with some college debt and they didn't graduate so they still learning what high school you know graduate earn and a 10 in the system doesn't work and so I think sometimes just the idea of throwing money at the problem or or not helpful if we don't think oh and then assess the results so but yeah that that that whole Marine experiment I think they're they're catching it laid in the chain and I think it's good to give people the opportunity to succeed in to advance themselves but if you really want to dress it as a systemic problem you got to get to the root of it which is these unbelievably horrible neighborhoods and these these toxic environments these kids are growing up and being abused and being scared and bullied and terrible piss-poor Haitian you know first through all the way up to high school that's mean that's really where you have to dress it mean addressing a Jess at the college level and giving them the opportunity to get into college making it easier for them it doesn't negate the terrible Foundation that's been laid by their life but I think we had this idea that knowledge should be for everybody yes you know they're thinking okay wow look at your you know some countries in Europe have free tuition and pay itsuno it's relatively prosperous and there's nothing wrong with that but at the same time and I think we don't we we don't assess the cost and the overall efficiency of an idea sometimes and so we just assume and you know open it up let everybody go and somehow this is going to work right to our advantage and the honest God answer is no you know I think somebody is better off sometimes you don't going to becoming a plumber you know you maybe maybe not honorable living it up and X you don't go into becoming a plumber you know you're maybe maybe narbeh living right he's always out for hunting season and


    Ex-CIA Officer: Your Phone Might Be Listening to You - Joe Rogan and Mike Baker
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    you're not my friend Adam was here the other day we're talking about Toyota trucks and he didn't Google Toyota trucks just discussing it and he said since then his mentions have been filled with these little advertisements for Toyota trucks how's that work but it was incredible that you could take a piece of paper put into a system it would like take that information was on that piece of paper and now it was on a database that you can access and manipulate voice recognition is no different and sense that so if if if for example if I had to switch it on and it happens to people all the time walking around their house they'll say something and go couldn't find a result for that but do you want to listen to Ella Fitzgerald whatever it's always on listening right and you can do that with anything like this TV right here if you wanted to if you knew if I knew that TV was going to go into the office of the Deputy foreign minister of a country hostile to our interest I could turn that thing into a receiver obviously and if I could get my hands on that before delivery that's a wonderful thing now I've got this in there and it's like the old days when you would have to go in on an operation and you know you silent drills and put a device in the wall now deliver the tv now I get a video to a good for me so it's always on in innocence and so regular phone that you get if you just buy an iPhone and you have Siri turned on so we can say Hey Siri in it it turns on that phone is always listening to you but it could be yes could you do that as an intentional operation sure is it happening because Apple wants to do it and they want to get better understanding of consumer preferences and thanks I have no idea that's that's above my paygrade but I will say from an operational perspective sure yeah you would not operational perspective right but like it would kind of be scandalous if we found out that apple is listening to everything that you say and they're sending them information to these companies and then they're trying to sell you whatever you were bringing yeah it's really everything but it's only one step above what they do anyway I mean if I go in here and I search Toyota in the same situation I'm f****** inundated with Toyota mentions right after work so it's it's like the next iteration of that and I suspect that people would you know that some folks will be out right but I'll bet people would just live with it. We seem to be willing to give up a lot of s*** as long as we don't government doing it if it's Google lawmakers want them to stop selling that information see where the eyeballs are right so you looking at me that bill was looking at me so that's a success right I've scored a hit of you and that was the old days was like you know how how many clicks are how many Billboard they got a camera ability for that billboard to sense it again pedestrian traffic to understand you know people's interest and to further refine so that they can sell it better back your outdoor advertising interactive this is putting your phone directly up to us this is like you committing that there is also what he's talking about 2 Samsung that was it only Samsung phones maybe just a Galaxy at the Galaxy ads but if you can do a one way that transaction can be I used to be putting a bacon fried investigation see how you put a beacon on a car and it was low clumsy but it got better and better as you go along you know now it's now it's it's it's it's pretty remarkable but you can also I think about the electronics that existing of in a current vehicle a new vehicle you can every one of those has a unique signature so whether it's the tire pressure indicators you know how you get in your car and it says your left front tire is low particular signal signal for that car left front tire is low night that's particular signal if I know that signal for that car I'll bet I can find that car right and it's like it's the same with all the other electronics that exist within a vehicle at War just in the s*** that we carry around they've all got some kind of signature so for whatever reason because they're getting accustomed to it and then not shot by Eminem


    Where Did Nancy Pelosi's Money Come From? - Joe Rogan and Mike Baker
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    he's named Laura Loomer the lady who jumped Nancy Pelosi's fence camped out on her yard you know what made me think Nancy Pelosi own that house where she getting all that cash net worth now I was weight loss she's worth a hundred million estimated but that's like I don't know if it's one of those online at work Oprah's net worth or median net worth net worth is okay kind of person so it can't be anything higher than sis something so it's probably not more than 180 South Clinton Foundation 220 $3,200 what in the holy f*** is that house that she does have a big wall around right over that son of a mess she's a parkour athlete have to nowadays I think that that I think I leave my theory is any way if you want to be a paid contributor for a network knows I'm at which network you got a stake out of position that involve some crazy right you got to be like you rather get be all in for President Trump or you got to be all out if you live in the center that ain't happening but nobody wants to hear from anybody in the middle because that that shitt not picking up the ratings at all reasonable middle whatever workout is if the two ends are so f***** up and they're fighting so hard on the opposite ends like someone's like got Shirley's got to be a reasonable middle and then someone comes along with almost like people screaming for it right now it doesn't seem like you were screaming for occasionally taking a shot of each other throwing a hand grenade and nobody is making any any movement so I get how do they shut their how they stop the shutdown you can't if you're not talkin if you're not if there's if there's no effort it's not going to happen so everybody's looking at this right now I'm thinking you know where is it go it's affecting the markets it makes us look like morons that others aren't written look at that Germany's having its issues you know everybody's having some some some problems but you know we didn't need to add to the noise John Stossel had an interesting video that he put out where he's saying what this does actually highlight is that there's a lot of things that the government doesn't really should probably be privatized we wouldn't have these issues made sense to me but I don't know a lot and one of them would be a course National Security terrific in a collection of federal taxes okay fine that say they're going to do that regardless but otherwise just stay out of my kitchen I don't know so that's why I've always been surprised me that the Republicans you can't sit around and then try to tell people what to do with their bodies or who can get married who can't get married cares by just don't don't hurt people be a good person get on with it I don't need to celebrate your life but just do it I really don't care I don't expect you to care about my lifestyle I don't care about yours but the Republicans have always stuck their nose in this in your kit you can make that argument for for wanting small-government and in all this if you just want to step into people's bedrooms all the time it doesn't make any sense and I think the only reason why they do it is because he gets people excited they get to run those who to vote for them I think when they take these positions it's not like these are really having an effect on their lives or some more stand that they must take because God wants him to do it I think they do it because they think that it's going to get and it's going to shift the pole one way or another and it's going to get people excited about them possibly making some sort of a difference a day feels going to significantly affect their position but do you ever get to the point I don't know what weather that's going to happen but you would think that you've got the right and left they're not going to shift right that's not going to happen but a small group in the center so at a what point of the group in the center for the put their hands up and go right how about a third-party that's legitimate but something that creates it a little bit of a different Dynamic and we're never going to get term limits so that's been tilting at windmills but maybe and I'll maybe we get that multi-party thing going that again okay I'm just trying to Skype with crab close yeah pretty much yeah yeah he was a half an hour on National Television he bought the time to explain how you're getting f***** today and explain taxes and explain all these different things and and people like wait what that's how it works it's good TV Taco Time it leaves a half an hour on National Television he bought the time yet to explain how you're getting f***** to you and explain taxes and explain all these different things and and people like wait what that's how it works it's good TV


    Mike Baker: I Like Bill Clinton! - Joe Rogan
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    everybody else do you think it's so hard because they're paying attention to everything and they have real concern water on a duck's back relatively small dinner and some p****. turn the visibility 222 to govern and the fact he's a smart sonofabitch and he I just found him you know capable of the job right I would President Bush and you know good aspects of a agency operation thing that happened during his time when he was president to talk about it and you could tell that he I'm here to retain a tremendous amount of information right hand and we were talking in and wait for 15 minutes or so just kind of about this particular incident and he was kind of curious and he wanted to you know he wanted a recount kind of some of the thought process that they would be no going through and and I found a really interesting in the sense that that was a surprisingly deep conversation he's curious and I always thought that was the most important quality for anybody who gets in that job is he they have to be curious right have to be inquisitive and you know on the scale of funeral presidents where does the current president you know existed in the Curiosity scale I don't know but I think that's probably not his strong suit so maybe that's one of the reasons why he's not aging is because he's he's not asking that fourth or fifth question that lead you to the point where you go it's a pretty f***** up situation that one so maybe it is a water off the back and he's in he's he's figured out a way to deal with stress well on the plus side he seems to be making business owners happy seems at least ones that aren't affected by the sanctions against China because there's like steel manufacturing a lot of other companies that are very upset by yeah a lot of good points but it's some bad points were the bad points with this sort of the hamstring of Industry through over-regulation on everything and so lifting some of that industry and business more than the previous administration so that's a good thing but that's a good thing but all the other concerns me now we're talkin about Athena Global slowdown has numbers looking soft Germany's looking soft what does that mean everybody's worried about brexit so there's just a lot of things for people to be focused on you know and I worry sometimes it's all we do here in the states is kind of Chase the next to shiny ball tin foil ball bunch of raccoons write a short attention span for everything


    Here's Why There Won't Be a Smoking Gun in the Mueller Investigation - Joe Rogan and Mike Baker
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    and I wish we had somebody else in there was more elegant and eloquent and sophisticated and you know it could be Trump and you know the Democrats if you're not careful you can end up with the same thing look at talk about Joe Biden an excellent cap 150 years old on a 50 years old and he lost twice before but everybody loves the person that's on the bench right in the game and so you know who knows where they're going to go with that but is that if Mueller has figured this out and it's been quiet about it and then the most remarkable thing about this investigation will be that nobody leaked because you can't keep a secret in Washington and so the fact that for two years now we don't have like that that that bullet and all that they think they're going to come up with something to think that you know I'm always going to finish this investigation issue some findings and Noble we happy because it won't be a bullet and so the laptop won't be happy the right won't be happy because he'll still be pointing out the fact that there are as you know a lot of you stupid moves on the campaign sparked and there was inappropriate activity by enough people like manafort and others but do I think there's going to be some Smoking Gun I don't I don't think so because my reason for saying that is because I've never known Washington not be able to keep R22 be able to keep a secret calculated yeah he's done this before and and he has he said he's a very smart guy in a very seasoned operator investigator just got good people working for him and it's absolutely correct to let him go with this and just let him finish it up right but when is that going to be who knows nobody that we ever talked about this week wrapping up this week he's going to now he's not and I'll help you do you think he's going to wrap it up here literally could go on to it and it's going to have to end before probably end of this year I don't think even he's going to want to for political calculations to let it go into to close 20/20 in the election right so regardless even though I don't think he's a big lie political individual I think he's going to see that the wisdom of wrapping it up before then and then let the chips fall wherever they do


    Joe Rogan FREAKS OUT Over Brutal Leg-Lengthening Surgery!
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    good-looking kid a thick dude I mean short dude in the he's probably walking around at more than 45 I would say it's more than 45 just that the lifetime broken is 5 in in which money they paid at 5 in DuPage to you and then they put this metal brace all around you like a halo brace and then you crank it a little bit of Norway oh so you can get laid I was watching this documentary on Chinese guys this guy was like he had these braces on his leg and it's like my my girlfriend she she know she wouldn't marry me because I'm too sure but I'm going to come to her and I'm going to be over 5 ft tall for the first time to see it under 5 feet tall kid another girl f*** that hoe try to get a girl when your 4 9 the biggest problem is if you have a short dick yeah but the biggest problem is if your 490 they don't want to see your dick oh Jesus look at this guy went from 556 to 6 ft okay let me see this 5 foot 6 inch man underwent astonishing leg lengthening procedure because he wanted to be 6ft tall always started five 6 and he got up to 60 Jesus but how f****** damaging is that not will help me see the procedure in which both legs are broken then slowly stretched there's more than a little resemblance to Medieval torture let me see what this f****** guy did was bow my God often quoted on personal adverts and job advertisement says the country opened up to the West a decade ago look at that f****** thing on his leg man oh my God so his we're looking at here it looks like they stick Hut in Chad of his bone but then they have this bar that runs through it so that's his femur mad at that's a terrible idea like bone oh my gosh want to be 5 inches taller than to get a skill you don't chicks dig over-height Skillman funny get a f****** 650 leg lengthening procedures in West Palm Beach Florida not all to remedy deformity some of them disorder of one of you psychiatric disorders that you can actually cure with the knife says the surgeon what I says the surgeon trying to sell this b******* uses the term night for you and look at its state-of-the-art into the cartilage the bone witch then pulls it apart very gradually 1 mm add a new living bone grows along it to fill the Gap and muscles and nerves the arteries is skin also renew themselves the cost is prohibitive $85,000 takes at least three months to complete grueling physical therapy is essential like I'm like kicking them yeah just thinking that if you decide to do Muay Thai I bet you his like where your leg is vulnerable is changed right dude if your girls are I'm a tree or legs like if you if your leg is a certain like if you have your bones are certain with I would imagine there's like a like it all makes sense pretty much in terms of like mathematics like how long your knee is or how long your femur is it would be a certain thickness and if you spread it out it's like the thickness of a shorter one but now it's long is probably more vulnerable stilt Community I just found wow there's a whole traduction to leg lengthening and frequently asked questions holyshit there's only 30 postal dude the thickness of a shorter one but now it's long is probably more vulnerable like stilts Community I just found a wild assault reduction to leg lengthening and frequently asked questions holyshit there's only 30 postal dude


    Camp Fire Firefighters Fired Over Silly Photos? - Joe Rogan and Brendan Schaub
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    fires without doing shows in Sacramento I didn't think of it and fans are going to cancel please, cancel like a man then I fly in and I was like oh s*** you couldn't see a foot from your face will you send me a smoke you sent me a picture from your hotel room and I was like is there a fire in your room dude I've never seen anything like it and I did not feel good I was sick the whole time they're going to show Zara's light headed everyone had masks on like Asians at airports everybody except for me and my brother and guess what we couldn't give me master they're all sold out do they help I think so they filter some of it but I didn't realize how big of a deal was Taiwan up there this is serious those fires were so big that mean the fires down here were big but nothing compared to the Northern California fires like you Jude wooded area in the whole town was just not there anymore to Paradise ya done game over does no pull up Paradise California. Cam is that is that a place that might once I should look down now Mark and I think they should been fired cuz there's like you all burn down house and then there was like I don't know like a wooden horse and then like firefighters like on the wooden horse like oh you're mocking the people lost their homes they aren't they lost their jobs that's crazy come on man guys are fighting for their life out there their lives to see people's houses have a good time. Was that real this is crazy should have made it out of those trees Still Standing trees are pretty gangster in my neighborhood house that burnt to the ground I put pictures of it up on Maya Instagram is a car in the driveway but the Armageddon style what we're looking at is rows of houses that are gone that looks like a goes for entire neighborhood are there black as f*** is that weird when you expect the trees be burnt to a crisp yeah they're so thick the other thing is we're not coming from it and I flew down so from north to south and when you go over Malibu in like in Woodland Hills and where you live you went back yet we see all that it's insane from a bird's-eye view we got real low and it's crazy crazy McDonald's burn to the ground that's crazy you know that mother f***** burned Bridge burnt down evaporator you don't rebuild right you like well Jesus also a lot of it and it's just from my own experience down here looking at homes in areas where there is chances of fire that were caused by fires and Banks won't give you the loan or you put a higher almost all cash payment down and also the house insurance on a fire area they're not going to do it these days houses that's true I know they said they lost like fifteen hundred structures with someone told me that 600 those were houses and if you talking about Malibu like when burned I were flying around the coastline over by Zoom Point Dume you know those people who beat their 1.6 billion I feel like I want to hear about it destroyed I feel like we don't hear it so much because I think people assume everyone Malibu has money yesterday or higher tax bracket so I got to figure it out it's still super f***** up man well I have friends that don't have a lot of money but they build houses and one of them one of the houses they were living in and the other house they were building and they all the both houses got torched 400 single family houses with an estimated market value of 1.6 billion 870 structures 400 of them or houses that's horrible man it's weird to fly over man when you fly over it because it was a helicopter you know where was pretty close that we were we were you know right above it and circling you know just outside right over the ocean and as you're doing it flying over the ocean you looking at these compounds there probably 50 million dollar houses it's weird to fly over man when you fly over it because it was a helicopter you know where was pretty close that we were we were right above it and circling you know just outside right over the ocean and as you doing it flying over the ocean you looking at these compounds there probably 50 million dollar houses


    How NOT to Ask For a Celebrity Selfie - Joe Rogan and Brendan Schaub
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    box in this Tesla Polzin and Saul tinted windows and roll down the window it's Harrison Ford and I go at to buy oshit that's f****** Indiana Jones like joking around and Brian I didn't know how big of a piercing Fort Benton Bryant super and there seemed like this gets super nervous and Harrison like that survivors like this gives them the peace sign I've never seen a grown man give another grown man of peace sign their supporters like them just because I just keep on going up bro you just gave Deuces the f****** Indiana Jones I would do that if it's so great it's the Heil Hitler you don't want that so you're going to tell you man I'm now I'm thinking I give peace signs people all the time you do this all the time like a fourteen-year-old curry up right there that's me bro but put a matching brother up to hear some for to doing that freaking the f*** out I do it right it was great man but there's certain guys at that level resume at last night Nation when Dave Chappelle walked in and it was like you know you're around birds around there's some of the greatest comics in the world then when Dave Chappelle walks in I wonder if it's weird for him because I can feel the room like everyone just stares at him and he was in the OR and I was in there before I went on and there's I mean there wasn't a seat I mean people are in the hallway so just watch him do his thing and he's just used up there I don't know an hour or two hours or not really upset just feeling it out I went and I must be weird at where she's at in life that he just goes up and it's like the everything shuts down for another, not working out right you don't send me working out correct but it's different than if somebody else like all eyes on them all the time non-stop working out funny as f*** you know well if he has it remarkably well around people like even though he super duper ridiculous famous he handles it like as not wander through but man with people start grabbing at him and wanting pictures and s*** so embarrassing they just they won't let him talk to people like save your talking to him they don't care if you're in the locked in the conversation about your mom's cancer they don't care cuz and they get through that candy to the likes they move in on them like a f****** Hawk why it's embarrassing it's embarrassing people don't respect another person having a conversation they don't wait like no one sits around and wait it's like in their head if they don't grab them right now they're never going to get that picture so it doesn't matter who he's talking to these I seen it to like I was talking to the Rock once in this dude literally slid in between us and held his phone up to the Rock slit in between us I just didn't ask you was taking the picture as he was asking these came into a picture with you and just like in between us like I'm talking to a what's up have a good time and space and what did The Rock do spray used to it by now held his phone up to the rock slide in between us I just didn't ask you was taking the picture as he was asking he's going to make it to a picture with you and just like in between us like I'm talking to a what's up have a good time for people space and what did The Rock do spray used to it by now


    Former CIA Agent Says MLK Assasination Conspiracy is Most Disturbing | Joe Rogan
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    did Trump brought up recently is the JFK case and releasing some of the files and they wanted to redact the information that pertain to the people that were still alive now I want to know what what I don't know what you can say for what do you think about the JFK case do you think that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone I can see the father of all them sort of incident Apologize by calling and all those situations the Kennedy assassination and MLK Martin Luther King's assassination those are the two that I understand more than anything else why they blinkered why people don't believe this s*** that they've seen a why they did why they have concerns about it Martin Luther King more than Kennedy I believe that there was something that it was still don't understand who else was responsible and who organized and who who assisted in that right I'm tired just think of those two that's the one I've got bigger questions on the Kennedy assassination I think that I think that Oswald pulled the trigger I think in his mind the reason he was doing it was for the greater good of of Communism and to boost his image Soviets and end it with the Cuban regime do I think that he had assistants I don't I don't think so but I could be swayed from that with with better evidence than I've seen but I understand why people are so dumb getting on it right because it was a massive Eventbrite had sufficient training you did not have to be a rocket scientist to figure this out is a different era and we don't understand it in today's terms but when you get right in that position and look out that window and look at the shot that was taken and you know what was involved in that I was not a few know you've shot sounds terrible but you know anybody and his past ties to the Soviets do I think the Soviets were pulling the trigger on with the mafia I haven't seen it in that convinces me that that was the case I think that Oswald felt like he was doing it for them or SUV was going to prove himself in that regard but again I understand why people duck in the MLK one Martin Luther King I just think that I don't think he acted alone what makes you think that I think that criminal right who was constantly getting picked up for the ships he was doing and ending up in jail he was a mess right there was nothing clever about him and then leading up to the assassination he cleaned up his act like he went from looking like a two-bit you know criminal and I'll to a college professor basically and he had cash she was able to purchase a vehicle and he kind of went off the grid for a while he went on his Drive Off the Grid and he behaved in a way that he hadn't up until you know months before this thing took place and then he ended up in Europe now and I just something tells me that he had assistance in some fashion I don't know who or whatever but that's the one that more than any others that I've looked at make me step back and go we don't know the whole story hear the Kennedy thing I again maybe there's something out there that we just haven't turned over it's always a possibility but yeah MLK I think is it is that's the one that's most disturbing I need to go look in especially if you think that something was going on look at his behavior is brother for what for a shelf in a series where we did a kind of investigative look into this and if you if if if all you do when you're when you're looking at this is to look at Ray's behavior in that year leading up to the the assassination that's the that's the interesting for me most interesting part I mean put in contacts with everything he did up until that point which is basically against the two big criminal couldn't stay out of jail and then you get this and you get this change in behavior in this change in appearance in this steno sudden ability to me know something that he wasn't up until that point I guess everybody can change but that was that was the most striking part for me there was plenty of information it wasn't like he couldn't have gathered if if you say why not he acted on his own well okay yeah what's their information yes the leading right up to the day before there was talk about do you know they were news reports showing King at the Lorraine Motel and you know coming in and out of the room you know that he was staying yet and so it wasn't as if you couldn't gather that information on your own you know but it was again it was that behavior leading up to it and I'm not a conspiracy guy Britax Frontier too much yet. You know every conspiracy hold water so but this one was disturbing in that regard what that's worth I really enjoyed the show so that they didn't pass America Declassified with it looking into conspiracies I really enjoyed it right I really thought it was fascinating and I get why people feel that way Kennedy for sure Kennedy board game from there that's probably the most of all think so cuz we looked at their the grassy knoll Su and the possibility of spotting the other day that move aside from the bullet fragments and but you don't see that missing from the bullet it's b******* and end elements of it that you look at but collectively maybe there's something else out there maybe there is an end we just haven't uncovered or maybe this will prompt you know some additional information who knows but anyway it's it's fascinating s*** but I do get it because it's so it was such a seminal moment right and nobody wants to think of something that bad that horrific and that's the country in that fashion maybe there's something else out there maybe there is an end we just haven't uncovered in or maybe this will prompt you know some additional information who knows but anyway it's it's fascinating s*** but I do get it because it's so it was such a seminal moment right and nobody wants to think of something that bad that horrific and that's only like the country in that fashion could be done by one one guy Mike Lee Harvey Oswald


    Joe Rogan SHOCKED By Student Debt Statistics
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    that occurs when your lower the requirements and suddenly we're blowing up and then we're f***** but anyway. What do I know what do I think that one thing to disturb the s*** out of me is student loans I mean you were one of the worst ways to prepare kid for the Futures to saddle them down with a quarter million dollars worth a debt by the time they graduate from college right now absolutely and then they get a $50,000 a year job well with a $50,000 a year job that's a great job to get out of collagen and you just look at the debt that you have any like what the f*** is this yeah Capitol Hill talks about it but not really I told I told my daughter who's a fantastic person that said you know the biggest gift you're getting is getting out of college without any any debt yeah that's you know so you know that's not going to buy you your own Wagoneer kids credit cards in the frontal lobes aren't even developed yet I doing all kinds of wacky they're going to figure it out figure it out s*** you never figured out things up till now and the idea that you're going to get magically smarter over the next six months while you all this money is Crazy by oldest I have a phone yet for security purposes what is this website that people can go to this college debt, despite them student loan Nando's it's all credit card debt but I just looked at 2 on another page that had to clock back it's the same number it's it's not including the interest on the Federal loans how can the country pay for it I don't think so should we be talking about it absolutely should be looking for other Alternatives another option yeah but you know I think it's it's not even willing to address the issue of Social Security Medicare and in trying to deal with entitlements a currently exist with you know you know are going to bankrupt us at some point we know that it's not it's not a mystery and we can't deal with that so we can deal with each other


    Joe Rogan - I'm Scared Hillary Will Run in 2020
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    come out on trumpet just seems to slide right off that is true that is true because I think what's happening is they're just throwing everything out there everyday I write the much like you know our willingness to give up privacy because we keep hearing about another hack or another lake or we know that Amazon's doing this or that I think you know it's that constant drumbeat net mudslinging I think the Dems haven't done themselves any favors the resistance movement or whatever you want to call it because I think people are just immune to it and it's hardened the Trump space to think he's under attack every minute what do I got to support him heart yeah yeah but end up in in the race I mean who's got the best chance you could question I mean on the left hand side mean my real fear is that Hillary going to run again recent interviews she said I'd like to be president I'd like to be president just what it would it would you want to put on your resume what the f*** does that mean I think I could do a great job and turn this country around I have the leadership ability to really affect the change now I know I'd like to be president you can't I think she's going to look at that and go I just no chance I can rally the apparatus around me like I did last time and because of that because even she can't run without the machine that's big they've got to figure that out so I just wonder if she has so many people that owe her favors and she's so deeply entrenched in the world that she could somehow or another muster up enough support to give it one more shot it's all about her all the way to too wet to get to Kamala Harris Cory Booker Kelsey gabbard Tulsi gabbard young makes a lot of sense very smart and articulate I think she has a real legitimate chance of getting people excited about a real future I think it's time we certainly close we're getting to that point where we'll end up with a female president and hey good for us right I guess there's actually I think it would turn the ship in a nice direction right as long as the policies are good I don't care who it is as long as you know very often to you know sort of socialist policy in Outland and thinking somehow we're going to we're going to end up with universal basic income


    Joe Rogan Asks Mike Baker about Michael Hastings Conspiracy
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    hello for a burner phone at 7-Eleven Michael Hastings you know his case you know story what do you think happened what happened what Hoople who he was he was a journalist he was embedded in it was in Iraq during the during the war he was writing a story for the Rolling Stone and he was writing about which general was it made I wrote this story and apparently why this happened the Iceland volcano went off so they they suspended air travel so he was stuck there far along they were supposed to be and people got comfortable with this guy being around and so they behave the way they behave they made some jokes about things he apparently made some jokes about Obama this guy put this Michael Hastings put all this stuff in Rolling Stone it wound up being a huge scandal McChrystal had to step down and there was a lot of people that hated that guy and a lot of people love McChrystal and he was highly respected General have he had to step down from his position and next thing you know x amount of time later this guy drives his car a hundred fifty miles an hour into a tree it blows up engine goes flying the whole deal sissy theory was that there was a way to get a brand new Mercedes and there was a way that they could take over the controls of your vehicle the acceleration to braking steering and they could do all this remotely if they put something in your car like we were talking about if you can get ahold of this television you could turn that television to receiver why do you think that is possible that someone could have gotten ahold of his car and made him suicide himself two bites do it one is it possible you can take control of a vehicle vehicle yes but steering everything to send data Vehicle Manufacturer right to tell them you know what's going on with your vehicle that's what that's a handshake operation I want you to do that that that means there's an exchange of information or does that mean what that means you can access can you access that information take physical control sure it's just another iteration of the exchange of information right software can take control of physical systems are so that so that first part is yet is it possible that that car could have been taken off shore do I think that's what happened I have no idea I really don't know but it's it's it's certainly a possibility I mean when I hear people talk about you know certain conspiracy theories I look at it is just no f****** way that could happen but it sounds good what I'm saying is you get the burner phone because you have a boner already in trying to get rid of them but it sounds good what I'm saying is you get the burner phone because you have a boner already in trying to get rid of them


    Former CIA Agent "China is Bigger Threat than Russia" | Joe Rogan
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    I guess I keep going back to my same point which was I I don't see people play with pitchforks and and you know the Torches going down to complain to Jeff Bezos that right now Amazon collecting massive amounts of data or T-Mobile and Sprint and all these are mapping our location as we move around probably raise nobody's interest for the most part know that article that you just pulled up and it's because yeah I'm too it's open till 5 but you know what should we be worried about when I table with your boy without mostly is state-sponsored activity by countries whose interest almost never align with ours now include China certain Clues Russia on the s*** that they're doing China has a policy information domination which means they've determined that the next War the next Modern large-scale War it's going to be one by Whoever has control over information so where are they putting all their resources trying to know that they're not going to build a military that's going to be able to reach around the globe the most part although there if you know they're beefing up their resources what are they doing and it's space so I don't want people work we're kicking the present in the ask and laughing about space force because it is funny right but the uniforms would be amazing but they they talk about this but tryna honestly believes and it's putting our resources into into space what does that mean wolf their anti-satellite technology that they been developing and working on and continue to work on the whole point of that is to take control of communications and surveillance abilities whether it's ours or Allies and in the event of something major that happens so they would have the ability to shut off or silence now and if you do that developing out of they have developed something that did that were there working to get the Next Generation it's like every nation that has the resources nobility understand that and is doing the same it's not like we're not right what what is their excuse was I should but they don't have an excuse they just they understand they have the right to do it technology today there's the start treaties there's a nuclear you know convention that we have with Russia which is in the whole nother interesting topic because we're right now arguing with the Russians over over the latest nuke agreement that took place sometime ago it's coming up for Renewal sometime soon get your two years from now and the Russians have been cheating on a previous agreement so we're in about to try to say we're cheating on the new ones that's an interesting thing to be watching but there's conventions that try to you know control that the numbers for Warheads are for delivery mechanisms missiles or submarines whatever bombers but not for this new world cyberspace still trying to figure out what war is an appropriate response create treaties that will allow that but right now I'm trying to put back there again. That beat on China but I'm much more concerned about China for our national security there are much bigger concerns than Russia is Russia's punching above its weight and potency of Putin's a dick no doubt about it and they've doing what they always do witches metal in democracy that's been their methodology for ever since they've been around an all-in-one the oil prices so you know are in the Twilight they really are sucking went so yeah we got to be concerned with why shouldn't understand that their interests or never align with ours you know for the most part maybe we tried to imagine they were with Syria and Isis and everything but Russia's only interest there was maintaining their leverage and increasing it and not not losing their military foothold there that was their primary interest we mirror our values and we mirror are interest on other countries and so we imagine to somehow we're all in this fight against ice together so much bigger issue and we should be focused on that and the song the greatest ministration is so that's where I say look at you can't just keep complaining and bitching and moaning because you don't like President Trump there's certain things that are going on that you should be willing to say that okay that makes sense maybe I don't like the messenger but that part of it makes sense is it his personal item because of his dealings with China from the business world that he understands it better that he is more concerned with the imbalance of the the trade I think what happened was what do I know of this is speculation so but I suspect that what happened was he came into it focused on the trade imbalance and as he was sitting there and talked about the trade imbalance more of the conversation from the National Security Council in from the agency and others in terms of saying well yeah this is the reason why this is a the long-term effects of of their theft of intellectual property this is why in part they've been successful in these areas so I think they would probably more more discussion talking about their economic Espionage and testify pee in that became then an issue for him but I think initially and still to this day I think the big issue is just he wants to try to create a win in terms of the trade imbalance Russia seems to us here domestically leaks for myself when when I think about it and I think about the The Narrative that's been sort of delivered to us that rushes this military danger we're worried about Putin taking over other countries were worried about Putin's power the way he kills dissidents the way kills political opponents and journalists we think about China and even with the Huawei arrests were like no one seems to be concerned it doesn't seem to light any Bob's over here I don't know why that is except it's more like a thug and visual right right and he's been very clear about wanting to try to rebuild the Soviet Union so whether it's Crimea annexation of a door where the taking over eastern Ukraine maintaining a position and Georgia whatever it is yeah he's just more in-your-face he's like Tony Soprano so we can look at that China has always been sort of this thing right and so you know because and if I won't change but yeah we absolutely should be dealing with China all the time but I think that they've always kind of been viewed more and more sophisticated fashion maybe cuz Putin is a soda in your face and he's always good at it he's very successful because she's a smart son of a b**** but he's I think he's pretty easy to rate right he's thuggish and he he Longs for those days of the Soviet Union so we should understand everything he does because of that is because he's the heat he would love to rebuild the Soviet Union and so we shouldn't be surprised by any sort of aggressive move that he makes against his his neighbors and we should always push back and to be fair this Administration not to beat their drum but the actions they've taken against Russia despite the fact that you got people calling him a puppet of Putin are more significant than the previous talk like what is done the sanctions against you know key individuals and companies within Russia as an example what's the toughest thing I've been placed on Russia ever the provision of weapons and and assistance to the ukrainians the previous administration City right now. Do that back that's that's a good thing right that should be done pushing back against them on the on the 2011 deal right and sorry on the under the previous I'mma start deal prior to the 2011 teal and calling them out and saying with your cheating on this and you've got to be held accountable I miss certain things there that that makes sense then that don't add up if you talk to somebody who says what he's an absolute puppet you say wall case of Puppets so why or is he doing certain things that seem counter to Russian interests and they'll save well because he's smart and he's like I didn't see its he's playing he's playing a long game here and I'm thinking okay maybe maybe who knows but I haven't I haven't strapped on my tinfoil hat yet to get to that point so no I don't know I don't know something or maybe was business dealings maybe it was people peeing on a more have some compromising information about him that was always just the fear right said they knew something or maybe was business dealings maybe it was people peeing on them or if they had if they did not


    Joe Rogan | Is Huawei Spying for China?
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    Huawei yeah it hasn't gone away no it hasn't gotten away it's easier if someone just got arrested yesterday people yeah people so so backstory fascinating is fascinating I can definitely disappear down to one of them is the way that they're dealing with China right now and yes the trade issue is what can cause you to miss ability but again the previous administration the Bush Administration Clinton Station that lots of lots bread from former presidents are they all acknowledged the China privately was not a fair trading card this administration's at least trying to call them out and call him out on the Cyber issue 2 on their on their arrest after the commercial property so anyway Huawei supposedly owned by the founder and however many employees Huawei is by the way the number one telecommunications equipment manufacturer in the world and their the number to seller of smartphones right they are bigger sellers smartphones an Apple so it's Samsung Huawei Apple 4 and so supposedly companies owned by the founder and his daughter is the Chief Operating Officer Chief Financial Officer arrested at the request of the u.s. she's up there on sale right now extradition hearing and the reason was because supposedly she lied about Huawei stealing for the rod and they were busting sanctions by dealing in providing certain types of equipment to a run now this this this past week we had a Huawei employee whose now been fired by Huawei in Poland arrested for Espionage and along with him is a member of the Polish intelligence service I'd who retired now I am it was not working for a French telecommunications company but was arrested also for Espionage related to Huawei and related to this individual who up until just recently was working for Huawei Huawei claims innocence and says what we have no idea and the founder just came out and gave this big speech and said I would never let the Chinese authorities tell me what to do and I would certainly never spy on anybody using Huawei is capabilities and technology and probably thinking what the f*** you talking about this for Huawei and beds their telecommunications equipment throughout the world so it's in our allies military operations which then are connected to ours right in terms of communications and transfer of intelligence and information they're everywhere and they chose Poland they've been in Poland for about 10 years old and has a very important NATO Ally so I'm taking a long time I realized but what I'm trying to say is nothing happens by happenstance the Chinese don't operate that way so the Chinese authorities some time ago years ago looked at it and said yeah this makes sense right we've got Huawei which by the way the founders of former military people's Liberation Army engineer he said they looked at this and they thought Poland that would be a good beach hat for us all right because there are key elements of NATO so let's go. so they started burrowing into Poland striking deals in Indiana that basically the most important foreign relationship now Corporation inside a Poulan and they're fully embedded and it had access to this point to Nato Communications and now the arrest of these two individuals and people will still despite this and despite their past despite their their their theft of information from everybody from ussteel to the Alcoa to Lockheed Martin Dupont all the times they've been stealing information people will still go I'd you know I don't make any sense I don't see why the Chinese would act that way and I don't see why would a bad idea because of the fact that were tied in with our allies with Poland and with Canada and with us you know that gives them access to us so for someone on the outside look myself is trying to look at this and you say that Huawei stealing stuff like stealing stuff from u.s. steel how they doing that well they steal and also Huawei one of the things that they do is by having access and embedding their equipment in your Communications infrastructure that gives them the ability than 2 in in a simple way in the tap-in ended up package intercept information right through NATO channels all they need is that one in right that's it it's like everything else is like fishing individual hacker sitting in somebody's basement you know he just needs that one Avenue he needs to get one just click on that email that give me the pathway in so went when Huawei is able to embed their technology into you know polish Communications and we're now connected because of our NATO alliance that gives him access to us France to jump whomever and equipment in Poland with the guy who was arrested person was arrested was responsible for the provision of telecommunications equipment to government facilities that was his job and the guy the Polish guy one of his last job for the until service was Communications thanks and they are very good at developing operations like this and so they've been very successful so we'll see but it's it's I'm glad that the current administration at least it's calling them out I don't believe it's misleading to change their behavior that you know and we'll probably get some sort of deal with airplane 2 years ago they agree with President Obama to stop their cyber Shenanigans and they didn't so they just change the way that they did it I think it is important to make a stand right you have some of that the tech people are saying that they think it's Preposterous when they were talking about the ban on Android phones some of the tech people say that doesn't make any sense but what you're saying is it goes far beyond the actual phones itself and its really the the mission of the actual company itself yeah I'm saying and other important Chinese companies soli privately-owned and or have the ability to tell the Chinese authorities that they will not spy on their behalf it does not happen it's just not happening you have to you have to go a long ways to come up with that sort of naive viewpoint that says that a a Chinese company is going to put his foot down and tell present she absolutely not we will not do anything to harm another nation's country our company they spent different Generations now decades jump-starting their industry in moving up there the food chain on the global economy by hoovering up everything possible out there so someone like a tech wizard got a hold of one of their routers can have they been able to detect something in there that doesn't belong or some sort of a back door or some sort of a way that they could tap into so I give you or you know you were apple and you were sending you no data to Raytheon Severn you're going back and forth they could tap in through that has it been proven that there's a device like that yeah I former NSA director McConnell back in 2015 I think early 2015 came out and NSA came out with an official statement it said every major US Corporation of any consequence has been attacked and exploited by Chinese and we have never ever not Chinese malware within their systems wow that was ever four years of being software right right right is there anything in the hardware itself in a sense that yes in the sense of like trying to remember the name of it but not doing very good job if you have access to our understanding of physical Hardware then you can affect easier you can affect physical control of systems right so stuxnet remember I don't remember stuxnet was engineer software that was able to Impact Physical equipment it took control of those systems because impart whoever perpetrated it had much better understanding of that gear right or had access to that gear and that's what that's an important part of of this and it's happened several times since then and I'll let you know I'm not disclosing anything because it's been written about I'm sure it'll be a movie at some point but that is that's a concern I'm far more worried about a company like Huawei with its integration into Allied our allies telecommunications systems that I am about to the individual sale of phones and you know what that means that look you know Amazon all the others I gather more data on the average American then you know the US government or anybody else is doing it that's a concern I'm far more worried about a company like Huawei with its integration into Allied our allies telecommunications systems that I am about to the individual sale of phones and you know what that means that look you know Amazon all the others I gather more data on the average American then you know the US government or anybody else is doing it


    Joe Rogan - Were El Chapo's Arrests Staged?
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    instead they want to keep drugs from coming in illegal drugs but from this El Chapo trial we're learning how the biggest drug dealer Mexico got his drugs in they didn't use they didn't get it through the wall they brought it in through mostly boats yeah. I am through cars and hidden compartments and they brought it in through boats means they're there you know they're basically asking people spelling beans as to how the exact operation was was functional that didn't seem to involve people carrying it over the border on backpacks and now want to go is mon El Chapo's Lieutenant is cooperating with me yeah and he's now she's a hundred million dollars at the outset of his term so when he was president he is waiting to take the seat according to this this Colombian trafficker who was working with Guzman with Chapel pinion I don't reach out to him possibly through his campaign manager of How The Story Goes My friend which was then according to this again I got to Colombian trafficker you know how how legitimate is he you know then you know the money was transferred opinion that though and opinion at all those people are saying that's ridiculous look we were the ones who tracked him down and I escaped in all 48 x or whatever he escaped and then but it's always been this this talk about how Chapo's arrests were orchestrated right by in that so that they do the military the police were involved somehow there was a coordinated effort and it doesn't we've been that underlie groomer you know it possible possible but if he did get a hundred million dollars you think El Chapo be free Jesus Christ of a hundred million dollars and get you free seems like a lot of cash just moved offshore immediately apparently was according to this witness to this cooperating witness you the money was delivered this may be that the part of the story that doesn't hold up as delivered to his campaign plane or something in this campaign manager took control of it and then they whisked away and the weather going to hole in the ground somewhere takes out a little at a time


    Former CIA Agent on Government Shutdown, Trump's Wall - Joe Rogan
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    white sticks that would just say so 800,000 American workers that work for the government or not getting paid so there are month out many of these people paycheck-to-paycheck they don't have medical Necessities they don't have food people rapping a ration off their their their insulin to diabetic I mean I'm here and he's Horror Stories the lines of the Airporter around the f****** Block it's chaos and seems like there's no end in sight and it seems like Trump is just content to just tell hold this position but if both sides are content older position seems f****** crazy to me it is absolutely fact of a longer-term shutdown and so they understand that and the Democrats you know talk about it every minute about how this is a terrible crisis and so you would think that if both sides feel that way then get something. Look at the Democrats approved in the past recent past Monday's Democrats voted for fencing barriers they've seized on this term wall if he had started his campaign by saying we need to improve our border security and find fixes to an immigration system that is both fair and secure and efficient if he had gone with that it's a worry bumper sticker but if he had gone with that we have a different conversation right now we would but maybe would have a different president as well well I get it got to walk still simple build a wall Castle it's such a visual Real Madrid supporters I didn't even know they exist in the numbers that exist it's like he uncovered a rock like you flipped a rock over and there was an ant colony of Rubes in there and just sheer numbers just like whoa but we just tired of being told they're idiots and they came out in force now you can't tell you can't talk down to people this is for the Democrats can't keep talking down to people expect at some point and I got punched in the nose right now and they're still talking about all the people that supported Trump and he was talking about them all being losers and alcoholics and illiterate and like man you're talking about half the country no lesson learned right now that's with no self-awareness and that's that's the story of every election I think going forward is you know you've you've got the urban centers and you've got everybody else and everybody else feels as if they're getting kicked in the ass and so but but at the same time you think we should be able to do better right we should and certain policies that they got great but everyday another you know tweet that seems a little dysfunctional everyday you know some misstep everyday some self-inflicted wound shouldn't happen not in the country this size not not where we got this much talent and skill and capability so I don't know what 20/20 is going to bring but it's all we got were in for a hell of a ride between one of the bigger moves this gets resolved one way or another and who comes out at least the visual is the Optics are that they're the winner yeah that's it seems very critical because of the Democrats win and somehow know that he abandons his idea for a wall abandons the billions of dollars that he's been asking for for this wall that gives them momentum we kicked his ass with that wall and we're going to kick his ass plus he keeps them all in lockstep and she's done a good job so far of keeping the dams in line and that's why they wanted her back in at least the Old Guard wanted to know because that's what she does well aside from fundraising so you know I have a feeling that he's asking for whatever 5.7 billion dollars in the scheme of things at the drop in the bucket Schumer Pelosi and a wide variety of other people vote in the funding for border security including fencing in various but they are done not going to budge off of this including fencing in barriers but they are done not going to budge off of this so what the hell does that mean does that mean he's he's being pushed into a corner where he has no option but to declare a National Emergency use funds elsewhere so that he can say I finally got it done and look the Dems didn't do anything but you're I think you're absolutely right whoever is perceived as the winner of the ridiculous situation yeah they're going to beat that drum all the way to 20 20


    Former CIA Agent Mike Baker on Trump & Syria - Joe Rogan
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    pull out Syria first of all yeah yeah Northern Syria today as a result of a bombing up their credit for it so they're there was a patrol Personnel in Syria and for the most part what are they doing there where they're providing guidance training they're assisting with targeting and because the the airpower is incredibly important over there right now and so we are our Personnel are very much involved in selection of identification of targets for the air campaign and so we have these two thousand troops are President says he's going to withdraw then some of the members Administration start walking that dog back right saying right away but yeah if there is just never really such thing as a routine Patrol with there's a patrol and it got hit the military's not releasing a lot of details because they haven't finished notifying next of kin but number so far indicate possibly for service lost and that's going to refocus I think Congress and hopefully the White House on what the hell's going on the problem I've got with it is in terms of withdrawing we could stay there forever and not accomplish the task right if the task is to finally defeat whatever that means radical Islamic jihadist Isis that s*** never going to happen not in our lifetimes we're not going to get rid of that mentality that that ideology so it would seem to be sometimes a bottomless well of recruits that they can draw on their ability to morph something else has Al-Qaeda did ovary depending on you know how successful we are at campaign against them they're like piano again it's a it's it's like your step on roaches over here and they pop up over here so I think it's the biggest problem I've got is is that if we leave we're not we're not it's not like we're engaged in firefights everyday with Isis over there right we've left that to our allies and our allies most part up there in the north of Syria are the Kurds in the current have been our allies in one way or another in that part of the world for a long time now and it played a very important role and we have not been strictly honorable over the over the years and terms of how sometimes we deal with them if we walk out we leave then early Juan turkey I guarantee you will be in there in short order to kill as many of them as possible cuz that's just what the Turkish authorities are going to do they honestly that they couldn't be happier with the announcement that we're going to leave because that opens the door for them then go in there and from their perspective Stamp Out the Kurdish Alliance that have been our allies were the only thing our presence at small presents and I'm not minimizing it but it down two thousand troops has been what prevented them from doing that so that's that's the number one issue I've got the other is I have no idea why any president or vice president or anybody in in the government ever not this Administration ready in ministration ever thinks it's a it's a good idea to say we've defeated the enemy when were talking about radical this month we've seen it over and over again from previous administration from the Bush Administration we've done it it's against a self-inflicted wound at the cuz now what's happening now the media is not focused on the fact we've lost service and they're focused on well just just the other day they said we defeated Isis and the vice president today said the same thing and there's no benefit to saying that but also to make sure that these radical factions don't become more power and then eventually affect us and attack us and so we can keep an eye on what they're planning what they're doing is that the other than accurate it's exactly what I mean if you look at the reason we went into Afghanistan right if we go back almost yours and that was because the Taliban allowed Al-Qaeda to establish a beachhead in there for training and 4 Communications and for finance and for plotting and planning attacks outside of Afghanistan against us and our allies that's why we went in there aside from just seeking Revenge I will see what's the route that out we've been stayed in our thinking somehow we were going to turn the tide of history and create some pseudo Federal democracy there so that didn't that didn't work but the reason now for being in Syria is yes we we done a very solid job of beating pack Isis removing their territory and degrading their ability to operate but we haven't stamp them out we haven't defeated them yet they're still there and so we've been providing the support and again in form of weapons Hardware gear resources training and most importantly, combat Operations Air Assault and that's been critically important if we leave I have no doubt that Isis will find some way to rejuvenate maybe not in its current form but and maybe not in the same exact locations but they don't feel more cuz that's what they do they just they just find a way to adapt and we already know what's happened in the past when we when we left a rock we saw what happened with the rise of Isis so you know I do I want to stay there forever absolutely not but both sides can make a valid argument one for staying one for leaving my I think best argument for staying in the in the certainly short midterm to ensure that everyone doesn't slaughter a bunch of car to have been working with us honorably you know I don't know how to say that so we'll see what happens very interested to stay in Syria for example that is so many levels to this but they've been there for decades. it's not going to happen unless we want to go to war with Russia to kick them out of Syria that's not in our best interest so is it in our national security interest to keep troops there to fight and try to minimize Russian involvement in Syria I I don't think so because we're not going to ship them off that dime without going directly at them it's in their best interest to stay and every nation action its own best interest are we going to shifter on we got to keep a Ron from forming too late for that they've already got a beachhead there that they're not going to give up and so you got to set those issues aside see what what the hell are we doing there are we are we there simply because we have to you don't finish the fight against Isis well at some point you got to say you know I guess I wouldn't say that we've defeated them but I think we would say yeah we've degraded them sufficiently that we can we can Now operate from elsewhere and then we can operate from four bases and in other locations where we're currently you know pays great but again I can come back same thing that you know we've we've worked with the Kurds is this in our national security interest well no I guess it's not but there's something that tells me it's the right thing to do and then maybe sometimes that's enough and all that we should we should not let everyone have his way and also long-term wouldn't it be in our best interest to honor our commitment and make sure that we protect our allies so that in the future other allies would be more willing to cooperate with us because they understand once we're committed were fully committed we stay I would stamp something yeah so what's the benefit of getting out like the people that sing think we should get out like when when Trump said he wanted to pull out like what's his thinking I don't think it runs thick like deep I think it just I think it's during the campaign he talked about stopping the endless Wars yeah I'll do that in today rethink their the withdrawal or do they accelerated when they had the buildup in Iraq and it was highly criticized but then it was very effective like it did do what they intended it to do like I did knock back the enemy if they decided to ramp it up worldwide would that be a solution to any of this or is the opposite is it better to actually ramp up our defenses domestically and just stay the f*** away from all these people yeah well eventually he can only I mean you can only do so much I think on the domestic front and then you know if if they gained sufficient ability and strength seen that from past attacks I think that then don't come after you will come after us and that's just the way I suppose that's going to work but I don't disagree with the notion because it's it is hard-pressed I would have stayed in Afghanistan frankly I don't care whether they've increased their literacy rate by 2% of built another road whatever doesn't matter they don't they don't know what the hell we're trying to sell them right so I don't I'm not against the notion of getting out but this one too tough when I guess that's what I'm saying is that the Siri issue is I'm real conflicted because of the currents and and what they've done on our behalf in the past and then how they've suffered and knowing going years and years back you know having dealt with that issue two and a half decades ago a long time ago with the Turks in the cards knowing how vicious that could be and I don't trust her to want as far as I can throw him out a window so I think it was a problem that we need to we need to make sure we've talked through thoroughly before we just say shorts get them out of their you know what the hell we shouldn't have now we can be there but like everything else and I don't trust her to want as far as I can throw my window so I think with that there's a problem that we need to we need to make sure we've talked through thoroughly before we just say sure let's get him out of there you know what the hell we should have known there was going to be there but like everything else it's complicated but I don't think they are


    Brendan Schaub's Problem with Jon Jones & USADA
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    between camp and broccoli at his daughter's hand and people saw him and went to grab him take pictures I told his daughter and then grab the hand he's on his daughter and he just went off on this dude he's like the nicest guy ever Roxy always great I guess it's fantastic oh my god dude why don't you grab me like what the f*** did I get my daughter your man and I'm Brock Lesnar Strat off people want what they want and they don't care I just don't see him fighting again I'll be happy if I was wrong I think you definitely wants to get back in there again mean I think he has some some fights in his mind that he would like to get back I think you mean 95% of division 2 picograms no. He's a f****** freak did he could cramps that's as my reference for f****** steroids Pecos Pecos so hot right now. He's such a freak how about the test results for Lesnar showed up then went away on their website mistake I don't know why I do not know I thought just some sort of shadiness there technical issues online block Brock Lesnar drug test number discrepancy in the mark hunt fight correct Mark soon for that so he had in the UFC when did the Jon Jones usada thing they tested and positive correct like what are you saying I buy by the way did test negative after the fight even for the metabolites so he for the picograms afterwards and after the fight numbers that what they're saying is that what he what his body has in it is a response to this Tara Thai detecting like anavar in his system with are detecting is it some tablet detecting is the body responding to the fact that this steroid had been in his system previously yes but they they do delegate okay we want you tell me why it's a joke this is why it's a joke because have you ever heard of any and before I say all this Jones is I think whether he did anything or not he's still the greatest man on the planet he doesn't need to stop doing to me cuz it's a joke is because the greatest fight on the planet ever enter the octagon has all these issues there is too much of a coincidence to me he has plenty of issues outside of that when you say all these issues you mean steroid issue first one being the Dominican up with the first one being the excuse of the dick pills okay but but it was like they actually got the dick pills they tested them this is all documented is it today. What they found were the precursors that can be found in take pills so if it's clenbuterol dick pills that he took and they had it in them correct so that means he's so they don't sweat in the amount that he had in his system what they're saying is the only way that could exist is to retain its supplement the way they tested him before the way they tested them after the what the small window of time where he was positive for that thing to be no performance-enhancing benefit them to take something in a microdose or whatever and that in such a small amount that it had to be a tainted supplement they got them the actual supplement that he took the dick pill supplement it had it in it contain that second he got punished for that this is not like a steroid that he took where made him a better fighter or made him a better athlete so to play devil's advocate here so that that stuff that comes in those dick pills and you can get from other steroids but it happens to be in those days nothing I'm saying you can do that that's true but it's in such a small amount in his body and it wasn't in his body before and it wasn't in his body after which show that it was only in his body and extremely small amounts for a small window won't take them out yet but a small window of time so it's not like he had it even like this stuff which is a metabolite which is showing a response to the body the body responding to the steroid why does no other fighter have any puke this pulsating effect really well that's not true mean the other fighting hair tested met Frank Mir tested positive for something at 2 years Tom lawlor textbook Frank Mir didn't go through the same steps that Jon Jones did he didn't provide them with I forget what the exact there was something that John did also that lowered his a sentencing in yes operator with usada yeah or agreeing to cooperate with you Sada yeah we're just cool with that and I don't even know what that means I don't either but I ask you this if I agreed to you Sada to be an informant I was undercover it's knit hat stitches her act unless you're John that no one can beat you out so you're fine but the thing is the only way I can inform you something that is not that I know of I can inform you of just off that's like you lay sheet that was what I asked Nowitzki I was like if you didn't do anything wrong like and what is he going to offer cuz if unless he took something that you know what you're doing like if I'm an informant for the FBI or for the feds for cocaine right now I know my cocaine going to get Joe Blow that makes my f****** Express so we can get the guy to know the ins-and-outs of cocaine that's on my God they have a conversation with him and he says he can provide them with information with how guys are getting away with passing drug test and how would you know about that unless you're in on them and I don't either I'm just saying to me all of it is a little too much of coincidence that the best fight on the planet that has these issues the best fight on the planet Earth also ran away from a hit-and-run smash into a girl and broke her arm he also drove his car into a tree he's a reckless person who a lot of chances and he does some at least in the past has done some things are not very wise this could social under That Could Fall In correct order to begin to play devil's advocate of anything or guy who was that loosey-goosey outside the Octagon might have taken some performance-enhancing sings cuz that would be the similar traits but could have except in this situation it doesn't line up with the facts of what he took in terms of long-term top light shorter metabolites and medium-term established. The only the only lonely long-term metabolites existed which means that whatever he took he had to take a long time ago not a problem with this is this all comes from that guy Gregory test what I'm talking about is the study that shows these metabolites is all from this one individual this guy Gregory tank off who was the man from that documentary Icarus used the Russian doping the state-sponsored doping program he's the one who established these tests and the ways doubt she's test is very highly criticized by people because it's and metabolites on himself and this has not been done on any peer review test outside of his research it hasn't been duplicated the problem is it's not legal to perform these sort of tests on people in America you can't just shoot people up with the legal steroid in America and find out what it does to them in but so they don't know they do that on Shelby Wacom up with a bunch of steroids teen for real you would do it yeah I don't know man I'm maintaining open mind but I'm not accusing anything but that again for me and this is just me it's too much of a coincidence coincidence 42re some red flags from a guy tried to two independent scientists outside of Nowitzki where I was sending guys information they were sending me back or sending them all the work that they did I send them all the relevant studies and one of them who was suspicious initially after reviewing all the stuff decided it doesn't seem like it's likely that it could be possible that he could have actually cheated he said it's more like he did during that time more likely that the actual the tainted supplement excuse is and by the way the team tainted supplement I'm using the air quotes supplement was never provided that supplement was never provided so unless they did it to you Sada Sada didn't want to release it the number one question was was it cocaine that was tainted with creatine that was the that was where people thought it came from because it's really cochranton Nowitzki when he was working for the government that would be a really common thing that creatine was used in cocaine to cut it because it looks like Coke and cuts with Coke to normal it's not toxic so they would always mix and cheap creatine with cocaine to make more coke make sense make sense and that's what that's what Nowitzki believed that's not what he believed but he believed that was a possibility I've heard all sorts of possibilities yeah actual truth yeah well you know we're not going to know that I think we know as much as we're going to know unless John comes out was John retires and so like if I had it I had a doctor and he would stick it in my fingernails seeing it slowly release some of my advanced microdosing get caught it tarnish your legacy unless it's like an MLB thing but so many people are quick to jump on the he's a cheater bandwagon I'm like man get got you to be careful with careful with that be careful that but also be careful with that but also you should be suspicious you should be suspicious. I don't think that if when you solder Nowitzki go it's all good man it was a dick till you cool man I don't I don't think you can do that well they lost a lot of money to do is to say he was cheating you know he's busted how much smoke here from it's okay to do that what it's not okay do is to say he was cheating Hughes but you know he's busted he only reasons why they have the stuff in the system that the


    Joe Rogan - Is Cain Velasquez the Best Heavyweight of All Time?
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    crazy fight but he was so nervous from that fight from the Steep a fight that he just did a terrible he just couldn't pull the trigger fast do a little more think he's the best in terms of what he's accomplished I think they doors the best heavyweight of all time turn to what is a compass maybe maybe you can make the argument for 4 BC over Doom because we're doing beat them but I think for Doom BF a door that already been through the wringer and pride and you know they all the chaos over there I mean he had been those Wars with f****** Crow, but it was still the aura who's the first one where it where you realize you only know because Brett Rogers I took a little bit out of that and he starched f****** prey on them but before that he had trouble with them it was it wasn't an easy fight it wasn't an easy fight effusion respect brat right he did a Prokop like I mean your Crow Hop f****** punch and leaped and size did you put his skill-set with his frame now into the the the pool if I don't know if he's the best but they are paying at his time when there's JDs and he's in his prime and Brock Lesnar he's beating those guys what can we do to people he would overwhelm you in a way that look like you were drowning his cardio in in Pace was insane insane like they took so much out of Junior both of them both of them paid the price listen to who's the Box you just had on from the rematch with Canelo Triple G just takes so much out those guys. They're never the same unmute I'm usually on the same thinking path is that from a cat those guys go out again we're never going to get it like a product I can for sure mean it's it's specially the third fight that was crazy people in life best heavyweight of all time he's the greatest terms of like his accomplishments he defended his title more than anybody he didn't fight the best guys in their Prime when he fought junior junior was definitely passes promise knocked on him right now. Jordan turn that are by far the best LeBron right now by far the best bright it's significantly don't know each other so that's that's the question about like why why is there no talk about him fighting again like why have they not set something up we know that's the firefighter humble Blue Collar dude he's going to put in work comes to fight all the time so Derrick Lewis explains turn it down steep a fight Derek says they wanted me to feisty pants short notice I wanted some time off I was still fights to pay but not right now not so soon especially if you're fighting guy like DC who's more of a wrestler then go into fights deep a I know I wanted some time off so they're try again steep a fight so they were trying to get them for the UFC's Brooklyn especially if you're funny guy like DC who's more of a wrestler then go into fights deep a I know I wanted some time off so they're tracking steep a fight so they were trying to get them for the UFC Brooklyn car this weekend was that this weekend but it's smart of Derrick Lewis when you go DC than Steve a the compete to worst matchup storm didn't get paid yeah YouTube eating


    Joe Rogan & Brendan Schaub - DC vs. Jon Jones 3??
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    so that be the best way to do it but it's not healthy to give me an ass whooping from Steve pay yeah or he connects cracked earlier but even Francis connected with steep and steep it did not give a fox that's how freaky is the DC took them out so I'm offering steep a rematch I don't need it I think something suspect you on there I would be willing to bet DC's last fight is that heavyweight I think that's bigger than Conor khabib to I think it's there's so much history there it's for migraine headaches and I think DC at heavyweight like John the the Gap narrows at light-heavyweight DC is not for you at heavyweight though I think that's why John's kind of like I'll fight him SPI light-heavyweight because he does have some advantages what they've done with TJ Dillashaw dropping him down to flyweight why can't. do the same thing when he gets down the light heavyweight what do you mean what do you mean while he struggled so hard to get down the light heavyweight that at Foxwoods cardio is conditioning just doesn't feel the same says it takes too much out of them he feels so much stronger at heavyweight cuz there's enough to go to that way cut a dude man actually no no it's got body fat on them. Extra body fat that's not it doesn't age your performance now when he doesn't diminish himself sometimes like a fade or Roy Nelson if you make those guys shredded that's on their DNA and they're not ectomorph that's not you can't do that but because we see guys like Francis ngannou we assume that you know I'm saying like the ectomorph is the like have to be shredded but he's carrying around so much extra weight like at Haddad heavyweight chain dudes that's a skill is wrestling I think what's going on at heavyweight with DC is he's not weakened let him eat whatever the f*** you want and he's not weakened think Dad is critical for him I think when he gets on the light heavyweight I think he's weekend I think it takes something out of a but I wonder how much day could mitigate that with great diet and planning it out the same way colavita is done 222 TJ with you but still they leaned him out further to get him down 235 lb before the weight cut I just don't think it's in DC's DNA to be that leaves just not for him maybe it's just not you know maybe but I think everyone benefits from intific planning meal planning real analysis of your calories in calories out nutrients I don't know maybe he does better or sup some degree but some guys I think you better wear for a guy like DC where he just that extra fat and it just that's his thing I hope that they fight if they do fight I hope the first fight is a heavyweight that's what I do John wanted light heavyweight so that it never has to appear that he picked up a title when they took it away from the champ that didn't earn it from the champ and I get that but how great would it be if you're John where you know most people clearly know he's BDC then you go to heavyweight and take that from him and just altimate f*** you but I also think DC's a different than what heavyweight that's how is the effort to John does get hit could land some s*** how tall do that would be the fight but it's also like they get so emotional with each other without yeah DC f****** hate that guy that's why pay-per-views ghost wallpaper this video has a lot of bacon it could be done and it did that that's what's going to happen is going to make you offer they can't refuse while we're in January February March April May June July 6 months from now do you want to return March


    Joe Rogan on Paige VanZant vs. Rachael Ostovich
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    do it Rachael ostovich all that died me diamonds of all diamonds they're better looking than the ring card girls well most of it has the most redonkulous body and her face is very beautiful to she's so beautiful her body so ridiculous I like are you are person shut your f****** people on the website I am it someone's an a****** girl who works for the girlfriend of the web designers the video of that he's going to kill her it's super disturbing if you need security Rachel I am here for you and I'm so sad they have kids together to it's just so f***** up that's super dark but they put her on a card with Greg Hardy that was a giant a lot of people criticizing that in the UFC does not give a f*** you out the thing is that Greg Hardy was on the card the card was set before or she got assaulted by her husband so it was already in place she was booked in the car they pulled her from the car when they thought that she had a broken orbital bone she went to a different doctor I guess you got some actual exams and MRIs and stuff turns out she didn't have a broken orbital bone that cleared it a fight she begged them to let her fight because she just she doesn't want this to take her out of fighting as what makes a gigantic catastrophe a horrible dilemma life right heart. The route for her husband hits our abeetza Rob it's awful and she's like I'm not going to let this guy stopped my career I'm not going to let this guy change the path my life I'm done with him I want to fight and she begged them to let her fight and I'm just saying if I'm the UFC I go I Greg Hardy he's not a big draw he's not a veteran there's nothing going on there let's just move into any other f****** car we have more sensitive to this notes TuneIn deal with the next guy think they want some controversy I think they like controversy I think any sort of Preston they live and die by this negative press is good press will look at what the Jon Jones think they don't I mean John Ryan to work straight through the window went with other professional fighters alright whatever I watch that I hype that s*** to but this one I can't I just can't, I'm out I'm not hyping it I can't get on board for it is fighting her boyfriend or husband if he cool she was I think he's a Fighter II the troubles if I don't care


    Will Joe Rogan Ever Retire?
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    take it down big events you know if I didn't work for the UFC I would love to go there and just like cover the weigh-ins as expect Tater but as as unfiltered no production and me just talk in stressful I try to pronounce people's names peel travion like what names correctly somebody's Russian cats are not their names are off the charts and it still Tears by Ozzy but you got to use a why the other fit like a while but not for me half the year was half the weekends in the year I was flying somewhere to go to the UFC UFC really they start adding a bunch of people took a lot of the weight off me yeah I'm sad I think he's really good but sometimes it just not a fit like I didn't see I didn't find him and maybe he didn't get his fair shot I think he's on the best gun to use in the world but it never felt right maybe cuz he was at Eton get to do it enough he's brilliant at his job but there was that I just didn't I never felt right to me it's like watching Joe Montana play for the Chiefs I'm selfish he's my friend I was happy he was there I think he's really good I love Jimmy I'm not too I think he's great. He's been gone since whoever finds it can be lucky but it never liked the writing was on the wall cuz you would CDC who's amazing I see Paul Felder he's amazed at Dominick Cruz Michael Bisping is like give me something of a job like they're going to use the in-house guys are going yeah I guess so I wonder if he could do play-by-play you know like when do the ones in anak doesn't want to do and it does antic does all the Titanic go home to your kids been on the road Days Inn around me to go home bro you can't he's he's the best he's really good. There's not a better commenting team in the history of Combat Sports when it's you DC and Jon anik that's the best it's fun to fun DC to myself as one of the best fighters of all time jahnetics very f****** goodies apparently dude and then you do your thing and that's he saw DC solutes to like you makes it silly to special dude like when when Rose knocked out you want E&J check is like what you want you can't you can't pay for that that that's natural that's yeah either got any don't he hasn't yet that's why I think his family's kind of pushing for him to retire and I don't think the UFC's going to let him retire without facing Jon Jones the heavyweight division he certainly can retire if he decides to not happening and you sit down and make a deal with the devil Nike I think that I'm very cool here's the thing to fight this monster set for life Louis CK has a joke in his newest at about buying cold water Iran I wouldn't stop working you know I'm saying but if you wanted to stop working if you wanted to have you ever have you ever put a number if I get here I can chill out on like I don't need to do I have 17 podcast I don't need to do all that work I don't need to do 9 sets of weekend you know the times doing is wrong on the gate good can get to write your I can chill out on this but I'm not I'm not I'm not built that way every morning I wake up I got fucming we were to get going better get going I don't know I don't think about retiring because I like what I do so I don't think I don't think like oh I need to have X amount of money in the bank so I'm not going to do this for much longer I'm saying maybe cut back on all the s*** you do like all that stuff I think it keeps me from going crazy to think being active my marbles. Just around the house just only with my demons depressed if I'm not busy if I'm with my son I'm giving you leave me alone now I'm like a gremlin after midnight don't leave me alone man I don't like being all by myself all the time well I have so many different interests that sort of pattern to that picked up my whole life is that I like to do that fine things in LA when I do them as much as I can I would I mean I have so many different things whether it's archery or martial arts or Pro pool tour I would do something but everything a time now that you would you want your good about into those you're doing that with friends like so your friends are the best in the world at those things you just mentioned that goes handed that helps with no friends that s*** is very I'm at FM tons of dates and when he's not with me and I'm in that room all by myself in like 3 or 4 days what y'all I'm not I'm not happy man I'm not doing well I don't know about but I don't know that is a depressing thing when you're alone on the road I used to do those gigs on the road with no opening act like way back in the day and I will work with a a local guy and it was as not five Four Loko that was cool it was great we had a good old time and was fun and you know I'm I like everybody but if I'm all set on friends so if you're not my group I don't want to spend time. I'm not going to go to eat with you I might I'll see you at see you at the venue man like I don't want to get to know each other no no not really your books closed a lot of energy man I talked to her living side if you didn't have to work ever again will you do with your time likes what if say you know you be at the lottery one 500 billion dollars never have to work again I talked to her living side if you didn't have to work ever again will you do with your time likes what if say you know you be at the lottery one 500 billion dollars never have to work again. Still do stand-up and podcasting guaranteed yet if I'm not busy being stupid busy because I love doing it


    Joe Rogan - Our Phones are Listening and Targeting Us with Ads?
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    he says that while he was listening to the show we were talking about something and then the ads for that thing started showing up yeah it's it's Fang from my plasticell he said that you guys were talking about slouching with Yvonne today and this popped up on his feet just now I never Googled it before and it's some f****** alarm that goes off like when you slouch for it to be seen as you glue them on you I've been getting an attitude at 2 is random incident that could be targeting Joe Rogan listeners it works so they found out that we were listening and I could just be going I mean maybe that but like there's a large audience here so they could speak after like do you think like with Adam green she said the other day that I don't happen again also looking for like key term the stuff like that but they're listening to your phone as you're having a conversation you think yes I have a few instances I took screenshots cuz I was it was happy to happen three three consecutive weeks I touched something I'd literally like held the object in my hand and within 12 hours I was getting an ad for it maybe your magic bro it's very strange one of them about anybody didn't tell him but I was holding it always be careful of like this idea because sometimes things are just a coincidence and this idea that there's some Grand conspiracy went could be easily explained by coincidence but the thing that Adam said he said after the podcast immediately so if that's the case they had to be listening to his podcast or their listen to one of them's list because it's you have a large audience someone from their listen to it live right and then they're just I do lunch those that on his Google feed I don't know I mean I feel like for sure when I Google something starts popping up we know that but that seems normal how did it go my phone right now cuz I've been looking at Dodge Vipers anything I clicked on Dodge Vipers pop ups on ads on Instagram real yeah they just want I don't know I mean I feel like for sure when I Google something starts popping up we know that but that seems normal how did it go my phone right now cuz I've been looking at Dodge Vipers is anything I clicked on Dodge Vipers pop-up Yvonne ads on Instagram real yeah they just want their just trying to get you to


    Theo Von is Hunting That Nocturnal Bust - Joe Rogan
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    I was at 5 a BMW I'm trying to get rid of it in the f****** Forest bro for the next door to Swamp Thing happened while I was thinking this once they found out that in some plants some plants contain DNA from salmon because the salmon were used as fertilizer by the plant as a decomposed it got into the actual plant itself and you can actually somehow or another through some scientific process that I'm too stupid understand they can actually detect salmon in the actual plant itself so if you were whacking off on that tree in that tree gets everyday that's your spot you went down to that titty tree and whacked off on the roots and then like after while you did an analysis and you found your DNA in the tree itself imagine be great man who maintains the information of everything that walked off on it yet a little Sun made out of wood one day one time this guy made his son a wooden shirt that I tell you that I wouldn't sure shirt out of plywood for Christmas yeah oh yeah you did and I remember I was a little bitty tiny pieces of plywood and weave it all together oh no I was pretty Steph and the dad was a cat like an Elvis impersonator you know but no no money is really I think he's probably not calling but he had he had four kids and one of them he made I was going walking home one night and I heard him in the garage and he's making like a son like I like for Christmas like a wooden shirt like a like if you went over someone's house and they have a wooden shirt on a hanger like and they think that's cute just leave now for assholes not today that would be yeah it was a bad Insider look heavy f*** no dude so you think his dad is Estee Lauder lady wearing a wooden a big no that's a big no from me hey you want to meet my friend Michelle she's channeling with her f****** GM sleep pattern wooden shirt on what know I like regular people with Eddie can you look up teak what does teeth look like if someone's trying to set you up with that gal you be like well I'm pouring cuz obviously she's very pretty be sure she's not crazy what are the kind of wood do they have over print shirt now we're talkin do us like that but a little bit more but more real and he wore this for what reason massage genocide yeah f*** your armpits up how is limiting I mean like mad before I mean the man that made it not a real you can't do that beat their kids yeah, but I guess it's maybe we moved all those areas to buy in true people back in those areas like bro I'm on the front line should still going down tomorrow a bus driver and the bus driver threw in a ditch yeah I don't know why was he for swinging on the bus driver I don't know whose fault was it I mean look man I'm not surprised they were doing it okay so then after that after you do couple years Universal basic income then what are you do in the woods that wolves loose in the heart since a man out there jerking off thinking these things to do we weren't close it's like can I eat that I guess I can eat that I got to get through all that f****** b******* plywood t-shirt but if they catch you out there with just all pink I see better things for you and your hand to come in the first will fill your cat but your caffeine like looking to get me anyway I'm just keep going whatever that's one thing you've always been disappointed by the sheer volume of your loads will it's not much if you look at it take a look at it next night in magnesium really right with that dream bus that used to get Super Bowl do you think do you think that you're learning things while you're dreaming because some people think you learn things when you dream I think that'll be one of the next hurdles that we get over where people are able to be able to take in information while they're asleep and when you wake up in the morning you can go to sleep the promise of something is really bothering you like Tamara to figure this out like you might stay up all night because costed and then you might not be able to sleep and think through it yet to get a high-powered help you out man she got to get used again evolving over our time and stuff like that and trying to pull you in your shorts but I've never met him but I'll wait goes to another try to meet you in like not tonight bro I jerk off yesterday I'm not even plan on coming again for a couple days do you have a time where like if you jerked off and it's been like 4 days I can't do I get that feeling inside of me some consume you start on that dream didn't want that f****** nocturnal bus time I start date did on a start a group with late night buses Brothers dream


    Joe Rogan: I'd Have Axl Rose on the Podcast
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    Diana Ross who sings all Paul McCartney and Wings motherfuker we've been dancing cuz I know I definitely have him on man who knows what kind of ego happened and what all happened whenever they went to so he was four years he went crazy vanished was trying to make that one album forever bright took many many years and it was like God dammit Axl Rose went crazy and didn't see any like damn was a shame it was so good so good and then slowly but surely he f****** came back like really came back I think she's a f****** animal again he looks like heart a little bit like one of the people from heart buddy but that's just sage and Thyme you know ingredients I think it's too much fun and I think they don't even have to write new shitt so because they don't have to write newshit and it's too much fun there out there just f****** smashing every night tour buses and hotel relation to smash each other teleprompter what about a woman ass dude if you want all the drugs make somebody so famous that they get close to being almost like a bisexual you think you keep bringing up all this stuff never ever ever I'll come on somebody but I'm not doing anything with their expression right that they wear whatever the f*** and I think that's a part of the culture of really huge musicians is that they get very free with their looks their sexuality like looking him with this now with his ripped up pants Axl Rose back when is a cutie pie or David buddy David Bowie when he was in his beautiful prince I mean you can go on and on and on about men f****** Mick Jagger a pretty straight manly thing but he wore women's clothing women's like you know you know stuff like that women's clothing store that's in every like little shorty Lane Bryant AJ Anthony I sell those suits over there is Sheryl Swoopes but when he did that like you did a big concert in Brazil to write listen to that in this is voice was kind of struggling a little bit because he has such a such a scratchy voice you know Dev whatever they have big ones out was GNR Alice in Chains thermal of the flannel shirt tied around the waist with that look right but that's a weird look yeah yeah right that's a weird look isn't it a weird look would you think you'd rather have like a little skirt or like being naked you think bigger if I did or being outrageous around my waist tuck in the front tucked in my sock and it would be green like a dick like a dark green like I know it's fake.


    Joe Rogan on Closeted Gay Guys in Hollywood
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    eyes and girls have f*** buddies I know has had one in the past where you were in a relationship with them really but drive over and f***** and bang and then all right by Ya by but you kiss at the end that's a lot of chick these days I think they just open the door the girls they're ready to f*** and then just walks off in the other direction you're not put the blindfold on you I think it's a precarious time a lot of chicks are probably going lesbo this week I think the the more days that the the government shutdown the more women are going to go lesbian I hate men so much because of trump alarming it does work but that sounds alarming as an alarming it but it does work he worked on she wasn't his not an actor but he worked in the world of acting and he told me that he blew a lot of straight guys that was just something that happened to have a couple drinks and pretend they never done it before and next thing you know yeah shut mouth that's what a lot of gay dude say it was him doing I'm doing him but he's like you'd be amazed at how many you know you are quote straight guys are out there my yeah and he just knows how to swing it but we you do you think is it less homosexual to jerk off with your left hand are you left-handed right-handed or left-handed Caswell cuz it'll take longer yeah but you don't really have but it's understandable it's understandable if you do with your left hand because that's barely even your hand my hand bro no I don't believe you I think you left hand is that red that's the party move you know because it's not you can still use this handed to be on your phone you can do other stuff you looking at your mentions now but also what about this though if you are aggressively very effectively you're going to go off and then you can barely use your phone it looks like you're just like maybe egito up gay or bi gentleman that's on some dope or something who's gay people doing s*** that's gay to straight people doing s*** that's gay. Everything is changing now in cultures and we decide what you can do and what we decide is different with a decide and Holland is different when they rode a place where guys would go and guys would jerk them off and it was a jerk like if there was a place where guys straight guys got a job jerking guys off but you would charge you get paid $1,000 an hour you don't think the straight guys would take that job straight struggling guys that they would they would morph and figure out a way or just over a generation warm oil in your Bearskin the ceiling with a jerk eyes off you guys do a quick how much, your body is there could be you don't say you don't get that much at well it depends on what you're jerking off too and you know how focused you are on the TASC if you jerk off while you're looking at your phone yeah yeah but you know you checking your Twitter and you're also beating like a quarter note probably like maybe a weekend 11th of a handful I guess I don't know how big is your hand


    What Kind of Pervert is Theo Von? - Joe Rogan
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    now I just got something free from you guys I'm in the lobby what's that thing called performance or whatever that's what's so right yeah that's so awesome massages planes you know that bumpy roads she told the flight attendant to get me a blanket that was asleep are you know I wasn't wearing like a canvas or anything you know what scale are of a pervert are you off like 10 is jerking off in front of people on the subway with a knock that I have a friend that's a blaster though is a flasher that just pretends to jerk off in front of his perverted Tendencies why would I guess it's like what is perverted you know you said you had a problem with horn you're watching too much foreign it became I have it for me that's why I didn't like it but came out instead of me wanting to watch pornography it became oh I'm used to watching pornography at night so imma do it jerk off and get a little bit of rest I didn't like to have it with create a bad habit well you you get real intense thinking about things yeah we're talking about like business stuff like you can tell if you get you you focus on things yeah which is good if it's a good thing you know but sometimes that kind of thinking can get away from you yeah I think it does sometimes give me the same kind of really excited about something that's productive in your life can also get you obsessed with something that's not productive the second kind of person that you are in a lot of performers you're an impulsive creative person impulsive creative sometimes the curtain rods you know and there's a bunch of different reasons I think four predictions I think their psychological addiction is physical addiction some of them are undeniably physical addictions some of them will kill you like you get off alcohol to Quick you'll die put broth crazy things went to touch doorknobs put touches door knob Trail back to the hands so weird and you do your f****** your skin Flora like it's not good your way to do that used to lick both of his shoulders for a star talk to me that's good you put like a chocolate on your Sony try to get it off get it off that's not right like I was going to grab you one damn f*** you or you did something but he was grab you one damn f*** you or something I don't know what it was a grown-up but he was


    Theo Von: Making Love to a Cheetah - Joe Rogan
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    if a guy where they had to go chiseled some tits into a pond you maybe a bird or something if you would go out there and your call I think he's like a step stool or something in the woods that go out by the tree do you know where it is when you take us back to the film crew now though Street Live go back there and touch the thing also you can't find your way back home started your perception of distance and time but you would if you would have come to divide that would have seemed and could defy gravity what do you think about that I don't think imagine if it wasn't if come didn't just get humans pregnant yeah the turtle you finally come Turtle person you can't think about that man anything to get anything pregnant the new combination was born Turtle people to that's what's next toy people some to f*** turquoise Play Beyblade people see you people see what the pet store shopping in the Lakewood it's got shadiest with legs and comes out and animal would it be if you think you had to go in there yeah something's up in the poultry section or anything like that no beef would definitely let you off the hook for me now you thought he f***** up MailChimp and everybody would never buy a beer again you put you on break the internet you put a f****** video me sneaking up on a cheetah and f****** it bro play some sweet music and describe their plan on hold it in place while it's all happening I think if you're good enough and gentle enough it'll stay you don't think so I think about it you for a 10 maginet do how you plan on holding it in place while it's all happening I think if you're good enough and gentle enough it'll stay think about it you for a legend it though


    Was This Scientific Genius an Abuser? Joe Rogan and Theo Von
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    scientist glasses on yeah there was Blondie movies right now sometimes it dark black hair tubes. I bet they're crediting to if you pluck a scientist you have a clean apartment but maybe not maybe they're f****** brain is like that chalkboard with all the squiggly alien mathematics on it he was a physicist and there was an article about him like was Fineman an abuser but it was it was talking about Richard Fineman and how you know he's the he just his wife said he's just do nothing but calculations Alden anyone to play the Bongos and it didn't want anybody to bother him but like he had a quote from one of his one of his books and crazy reading it's like CT get fired because it's a really creative crazy quote calling women b****** and I'm like what like that there were that that you know I just want to paraphrase if I can't deal with these b****** around here so I can think he was a funny guy maybe he's like a really mean terrible person see I adopted the attitude of those bar girls are all b****** that they aren't worth any and that they're all in the all they're in there for is for to get you to buy him a drink and they're not going to give you a goddamn thing I'm not going to be a gentleman to such worthless b****** and so on he right I feel like and so on when someone says and so on that implies that this is taken out of context it's no mind by do gorillas like what is that mean and so on that means to me what I'm getting out of this is that he goes on back then and obviously changed my mind me he could have been 18 and you talk about this or 8:16 I don't know what the right but he also could be very funny cuz apparently a very funny guy so his the title of his book is surely you're joking mr. Feynman that's nice then but if it was so like if someone said that they said it funny the b****** but it's all depends upon how old use to or it could be that that's really how he was and he got married maybe got in trouble is likely had to say this you know Roman 10 girls are in there and seven of them are f****** super annoying and you say these b****** are all annoying you being super rude to those three that aren't you and there might be some decent girls famous scientists probably. I think the article they're saying the second fit yet beyond beyond Einstein he's the second famous most famous physicist especially a scientist cuz you think a scientist would know that there's a couple of these b****** could be variable


    What Happened to the Skeleton In Joe Rogan's Piranha Tank?
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    bathroom want I want I want to say it was in South Carolina or North Carolina Wildman they are in this bathroom these guys have to get it out of the bathroom and sitting on the sink it's crazy they had to use one of the long poles that they did Jack dog around the neck and it was one of those places in Nashville I could see that Packers are everywhere now they are everywhere will raccoons are really dangerous you they're always doing you know very violent the Nashville music all this beautiful Southern in this Hall Boat Show look at them so instead they captured it and let it loose in the woods do you have any animals that you don't tell people that you have like any secret animal keep a lot of giraffes think really weird is that you buy a skeleton and what can you do with it I don't think I bet you can't buy them anymore be used to be able to just buy human skeleton how long can you keep it the whole time forever I got rid of it someone someone got killed here yeah I was going to find some day do what the f*** is going to be a giant mystery that sounds fun I always love mystery man somebody might have died like they might have somebody might have killed somebody and sold their bones it's probably one of those teeth present the rest broken missing there is how many mighty killed somebody and sold their bones it's probably one of those in good condition 12 teeth present the rest broken missing there is lipping on the lumbar vertebrae what that's $5,000 you could buy a f****** human skeleton holyshit


    Theo Von: Owls Have Good PR! - Joe Rogan
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    my sister's house into the driveway and took off who's Big to it's gross I think the meat Clinton when you smoke that weed and they had to they didn't have all the thing they don't have a lot of meat on him if there is a f****** like owls are predators they're important Yale you don't have rats everywhere I think they're violent than they're dirty and they they get this I was riveted their PR you notice everything they're smart and they can read and they're like look at these kids look at that he's the one in the middle looks like you know yeah yeah and that's what that's what it really looks like that's what it looks like when you do that fluff yeah he got a rabbit and jacked it and flying with the rabbit and as he was fine just decided like maybe side of the car was too close to him or was too loud or someone there just dropped a trap in the f*** it and I stop the car to check it out on psychlo is flirting really sounds like arrived at your feet probably offering look at God for you more where that came baby


    Joe Rogan on the Government Shutdown
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    amps up in that they're really worried that they'll be some sort of a violent outbreak between the right and the left that this could actually really happen man it's not impossible it's not impossible at least battle to break out because people are f****** polarized matte I think it seems like at least from my perspective on the right are now coming out against trump it seems more more, especially with his government shutdown people like what the f*** you know there's so many videos of people going what are you talkin about what this wallet we need money like people are government people live or living Check to Check yeah you're shutting down there because the only way you can negotiate this wall is the only way you can fund this wall this is crazy yeah yeah I mean is I don't know open argument that the government should be doing less things this is the real argument the argument is some of those things the government does why does the government have to do it why can't it be privatized white why can't it become a business it would probably run better if some of those things were not run by the government like airport security or like road maintenance or like a lot of other things yeah I don't have the government do it have private contractors do it some real cat strong standards and strong competition and John Stossel actually has a video about it right now it's on his Twitter page it's a long video but explaining how one of the things people are realizing from this government shutdown is that the government does a lot of things they don't have to do yeah it would be probably better for everybody if some of these things we're streamlined some of these things were done the private sector I don't think that's a bad idea yeah I need is a lot of things that could be done better if there was competition as soon as the government control certain businesses mean maybe they do it really well and maybe they don't you know I think that I think there's certain things that where socialism works really well like here's one fire department Department everybody wants to fund the Fire Department fire yeah we want fireman where to pay for the fire department pay for that s*** pay for the police pain everybody says pay you could you shouldn't be rich people only get cops and poor people don't get comps that's crazy everyone would say that's crazy why is that not the case of Education to write more happy people more where people more educated people you know but instead it's like subsidized by the government and that makes it even weirder and then you have student loans you can't escape me a lot of that is pretty bizarre and really have any sort of life and they have no desire for that and there's generation in Generation generation of that is true but what if you ever look at Universal basic income so weird idea flatly rejected it when I first heard we have it no we don't have it tried it out in a couple of places but don't think it's really worked out that well but the idea behind it I'm having a guy who comes on soon as name is Andrew Yang proponent of universal basic income and the idea to give people x amount of dollars per month with its $1,000 per month and everybody gets it no matter what and by doing that you take care of all of the burden of survival like if we take care of everyone in the civilization everyone okay food everyone gets shelter so that eliminates a lot of crime and a lot of strife just right away rights more laid-back where's all that money come from $1,000 a month 308 million is that what it was plus you know that was 2010 probably more now translate what's a 320 that is a lot of money 320 million thousand so that's 320 billion Jeep in a month when that would be if you gave a thousand people $1000000 is not what it would be a thousand million is a billion right just doing the calculator bro don't do in your head that's so much money so 3 episodes of the wall like him talking about building the wall is he asking for 5 billion yet in Wi-Fi Bill month you would need all those billions that's all asking for 5 billion bill this is every month you would need all those billions that's all


    Joe Rogan on Kevin Spacey and R. Kelly
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    he might have uncovered a pedo ring when he was doing this or did no Sacha Baron Cohen oh yeah yes and he and when I met him it didn't seem like he'd been to the Moon who is America interview to FBI over fears of Las Vegas pedophile round said they said the interview lead him to believe there could be a pedophile ring in Las Vegas holyshit could you imagine have a pedophile ring in Las Vegas was exposed by Sacha Baron Cohen in a comedy movie and they find out it's real I wonder if this is all just a setup for some other type of film has to have been pedophile rings in the past and Ania bright I would think if you go back you go back to like the fifties of the forties of the thirties there has to be something like that a easy back then they take orphans and they molest him all that Sandusky type s*** that has been going on yeah so how often has it been going on and what happens now to the same type of people like if that's no longer available for them is there some way they get it some super f****** super tightly watched Circle ring of people who still engaged in this activity and figured out a way to do it I hope not I hope not to everybody hopes not but the idea that is impossible impossible is unlikely it is probably a market for it the sadly spoil you think about it all the time when you think about other countries Jim like going over there and there's a ring of pedophile ring that scary kid that's crazy they think it's mostly people who have been abused like that themselves yeah mostly out that's one of the things that Kevin Spacey's brother said about Kevin is that Kevin is basically like their dad and their dad sexually abused them and now Kevin is acting that out and there was an interview that is brother rather give it to Kevin Spacey's brother Rod Stewart on the strongest acid available who he's crazy looking weird looking guy with wacky hair and wears funky glasses weird clothes Donnie with his name I don't know what his name is he looks like he's wearing a costume. scientists and Rod Stewart Kevin when they got Bang by the dad I think they both did I think you sing sad man crazy outfit that's a crazy crazy outfit he's got rings on every finger he's got a wallet chain across is Packer wow in time brother yeah yeah if your son Kevin Spacey from Scotland I think they're from Britain I think they're from America really where was Kevin Spacey born PeopleLink in New Jersey f*** you bro I was born there he is very talented he's also very crazy when I think in his day you could get away with a lot of the other movie star I think you know they just they ran those sets like but you are crazy that are Kelly thing now in his whole life he got to do everyone and it seem like that's different animal right cuz he's a musician but yeah he's the underage the underaged with him is like Aaliyah married Leah underage have sex with an underage listen to his music all these girls are coming out about him doing that a lot of people knew 14 or 15 still making music rhythm wow that's crazy that's crazy yeah that's crazy when you find out how many people were was it was it the Breakfast Club what show was it that they they started reading off a list of all the people that worked with R.Kelly post video the video is out Lady Gaga tallest people and eat Raticate that the fact that people do that to it like I'd like the pedophile are have that Vibe for them first to sexual sexualize children of young people hopefully scientists will figure out a way to isolate that part of human thinking someday like hopefully they'll be something researchers doctors scientists psychologists whoever it is figure out a way to stop that but in the meantime what it has gotten is way more difficult for them hopefully scientists will figure out a way to isolate that part of human thinking someday like hopefully they'll be something researchers doctors scientists psychologists whoever it is figure out a way to stop that but in the meantime what it has gotten is way more difficult for them to get away with it right right and it's is going to get more difficult still


    Theo Von Asks Joe Rogan about Parenting
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    it was fun having kids podcast will you nervous at first to have them vulnerable nervous to love something that much nervous to have that kind of responsibility nervous about all those things trip with my father Growing Up So for me it's very it was very very important that I did whatever I had to do to have a relationship with them to be as present as I can because I took whatever whoever I was before had them to to evolve to get better it's a very when you have kids it's a very weird thing what happens to you because all the sudden it's you're not alone anymore like like you you don't just have responsibilities of a dog have to feed or a plant you have a little person yeah and you don't want to f****** that little personally and it feels overwhelming in the world feel so dangerous change the view of the world. Oh yeah post it on your little son or your little daughter you know yeah that's wild bro that's crazy world in you you think of people differently because you think of people as a project that developed instead of being in a static State that's interesting did you did you did you think that something like emotionally happens to you like at a level that love that's a great way of putting it I would I would agree 100% increases your capacity and you become an least me I became a nicer person but I seen it not work to the same people that just rejected I've seen men and women that just don't want to be parents I seen women move away from their kids that don't want to take care of the kids I've seen men abandon their families they just don't want to do it it's crazy and I don't know if it's a mental health issue or if some people just can't take like there's like attitudes and this is not just about raising children about pretty much anything difficult in life there's some people that have a very low quit Point very low they just quit everything they quit get stuff quick quick there's a lot of people that just quit and when you have a little extra if you have a little Theo in front of you and you think about your life and your childhood in lacount it is for you to raise this little person in and give them love and teach me about life and protect him from safe and give him good lessons in life yeah it just changes everything man Changes Everything Changes Everything But it also has Brave whelming it's over when people get serious anxiety when they have kids they start thinking about the responsibility in the weight of it all or they don't some people just f****** take pills and Lana that's what the kids suck f****** carpet glass and f****** stick Forks into the wall sockets and equipped for life I really believe that I think I'm the dumb brother that's what I'm saying take the semen out of them compare the physicist so who's the who's to judge and who's to say that this person has stupid could never brilliant child that happens to men lot of times really and people come out of stinging adversity another 10 people the neighborhood but only nine can survive its resources for 9 p.m. to get rid of me probably digging ditches all could be better than them at that though to suddenly have a different skill and be okay with that and just being like willing to know that I will be okay in that space you know more like as I get a little bit older I just got that thing for me is just like about being brave I think and just being willing at my life just be totally different and be okay with that and just being like willing to know that I will be okay in that space you know I think it's hard it's like I just think I'm just starting to manage the space that I'm in like I just has a regular person and then to get to that point where now it's like you never another ball if two balls in the air you know wiping a kid or


    Joe Rogan on the Gillette Toxic Masculinity Commercial
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    everything's going away so fast man the trying to do that with this new Gillette commercial missing the Gillette commercial about they can shave your buddy or something like what are you doing who f****** greenlit this I know I was a chuleta be like young guys people get hair they want to f****** shave it rapist piece of s*** and you see that Gillette commercial is bad bro it's just a razor I'd rather braid my f****** face hasn't by Gillette again he wants to be lectured to we're tired of that so sick of that people get their s*** together in a f****** razorblade at crazy that's a disproportionate amount of people that are that's what I hate about a lot of the just a lot of these ideas ideology today it's like like they say everybody where I'm from is racist everybody's like you know why I'm some Christian Bible thumping I know we're not that at all. It's unbelievable but some of the people in some in it and these other places they don't even know anybody from there so it's like they have no idea but they immediately cuz of your accent to yeah you have a Southern accent people assume you're not bright yeah it's so stupid but it's also it's indicative of what the place used to be like like what the world used to be like was like a lot of the rural Edge areas were less educated the police used to be like like what the world used to be like was like a lot of the rural Edge areas were less educated in Wichita Kansas you everywhere everywhere you go


    Joe Rogan on The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
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    to a lot of people live that way until they died I mean that you think about those people that made it across this country and the people like Lewis and Clark and all these Pioneers they just didn't even know what the f*** was around the next corner and they just walked on through with what they have like donkeys with s*** on their backs how much food do you have Christ no Google Earth know-nothing s*** Maps dogshit math written by people you'd hope knew what the f*** they were talking about and I get maps from Native Americans get maps from a sailor to figure it out and then you randomly go into the wrong territory and Indian film that's out on Netflix right now The Ballad of Buster Scruggs about the old west really weird but yeah so we're the weirdest guys of all time turns away, but this one's really weird like a bunch of non-connected stores I thought they were connected but they're not just all taking place in the same time. just accept it but Tom Waits his one is f****** amazing yeah dude amazing yeah I thought it was Nick Nolte for a second I was really good I love the Heat accept it but Tom Waits his one is f****** amazing yeah dude amazing yeah I thought it was Nick Nolte for a second hell yeah that was really good that the singer guy is really good I love the Heat


    Joe Rogan - The Impact of In Living Color
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    all the plays were like good Slam Dunk Contest by Jesus Christ but what did what did Damon Wayans used to have a bit about Dennis Rodman Dennis Rodman spitting in Magic Johnson's mouth accelerated symptoms if you wanted to try to get hardcore with them I hope Damon's I'm a huge Damon Wayans fan so I hope I'm not butchering his bit but I think that was one I know that was his lot I'll spit Your Mouth accelerate your symptoms dude Damon Wayans my opinion is like one of the most ignored grates and Thursday night it was Thursday to Sunday Faneuil Hall comedy connection Thursday night he comes in f****** yellow pads he goes up and just regurgitates a new hour and gets okay laugh for a new hour Friday night he comes back tighter tighter Sunday night it's like he would f****** destroy the new our it was crazy he's really good man just go up at the commons literally let whatever thought came into his head and you take long sets that he would take that stuff and he would turn that stuff into Taylor closing bits but for whatever reason I think you just got into doing sitcoms more right Marlon Shawn when Jesus Christ yeah that's a lot of him and it isn't Damon son doing stand-up tuna dude at Damon Junior right now that's a great you better be in show business if you want to compete with your brother's Keenen Ivory Wayans Damon Wayans Jr. Solve them has amazing and it was really good man was a really good and the end of it just throws the microphone down and says like this the last time we doing stand-up he got you know just got into other stuff but I'm telling you man when he was like go up and above go that photo do the one like that was the stage the beret-wearing stage doodie I'm telling you people forgot he's one of the best at one of the best ever do you would murder that one particular specials just murderous he had a lot of great sets on television which is like real Regional to like one of those guys were you watching me to go God damn why didn't I think of that raising his voice is no like female intonation do it or anything and his kids voices and his wife or girlfriend versus just f****** amazing people forget they forget how good it was yeah there is this handyman Homey the Clown they should come back Netflix please throw some money at getting it back on the air timer to take a girl I remember watching it I was playing pool in Yonkers New York and I looked up at this this TV set and it was Jim Carrey doing the the the fire marshal Fox Fire Marshall Bill what the f*** is going on yeah this guy's got a burnt up face that's a Rosie Perez for the first four seasons giant boxing fan he is always around box I think it's because you always think of her as having that cute voice and you know what all those comedies and to see her at like boxing matches really into it he was at 10 like his energy and everything was like the f****** Ace Ventura movie was just all performance I've ever seen a can't believe they have a character like this I'm so over-the-top do you think Jim Carrey or maybe that one of the Wayans brothers has bought up the rights for reruns because they don't want that. Yeah no it's a different era acceptable different era mean you have to accept is a different era ended just before different people are changing it's a really interesting obvious sign that things that were super acceptable and when was this In Living Color I want to say it was like 90 to 94 90 94 so that the way you could do certain bits and what you get away with him put on television to just different


    Joe Rogan on the Louis CK Parkland Joke Controversy
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    does it to hot beds and there's all this debate as to like which one's better whatever it's silly it's that's a great hotbed show up there and hear lecture Pal Joey's bounce bounce back and forth Chris Rock was always bounce back and forth Louis when he's working in here but Louise working again he's alert working at The Improv right now who's he kinda San Jose we wanted to know for sure you know I mean it's interesting this whole bit about the Parkland shooting you know that right I mean that he's his style is always very irreverent yeah saying fuckedupshit you can't believe you saying and you know well written and well-thought-out stuff this is stuff he's working on and is it people like you know how could he joking wasn't even that good he's chili probably wrote it that day or two days before who knows how many times done that bit but I guarantee you the guy takes 10 months off of stand up and then he started to do it again I don't you scared of that I don't think I would joke around about that I definitely wouldn't joke around about but you can yeah wasn't his best stuff it wasn't good it's like it wasn't ready yeah but maybe you could have come up with a different turn on it where wouldn't be as a defensive and will be way funnier that's what working on a bit is all about right like f*** look Holtzman slapping the table Howland laughing we all gather around and watch him late nights it'll be an issue is about saying things are funny sometimes things funny or self-deprecating sometimes saying things that are funny is really adorable adorable but also hilarious yeah and you know it from someone it's working stuff out and you pretended this is. He's probably half those words he saying he's probably trying to be in the moment probably got a place to go kind of got some punchlines and hoping that he'll see something in it while he's doing it and working it out and then you listen to recording and immediately especially when the guys been on trial like you know or been you know under that social pressure and or just like you know when you know probably been dealing with remorse and going to self how I don't know but who knows what he's been doing this is my this is my take home a lot of this and I think this is an important thing to say we can't lose our empathy we can't lose our compassion tweet we have we have we should be compassionate towards victims we could we should be compassionate towards each other we should be this this we hope we should be compassionate towards victims we could we should be compassionate towards each other we should be this this tendency to want to stop people from working and be like there's a certain amount of time where it passes and starts to look like you don't want anyone to have a path to Redemption right which is everyone's got to have a password


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Resonance Experiment Videos
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    could run faster you would get more fired up you be able to do more push-ups or female step dad but you will probably a lot of dudes probably but in the point is you would for sure get energy from that but the drug yeah that was a cup of coffee vibrations and symbols that come out in like they were talking about it seems like it's just a man that's charged probably salt okay then some sort of powdered stuff sand or salt onto a black man that's charged and then they send certain Hertz through this one's 3835 hurts and then it makes a different pattern craze on the list 3975 like every time they change the Hertz it has a different panel to 4049 look at this pattern unbelievable take these numbers and disking also be notes that you're planning on a piano or used to hearing her singing These can also be recreated another ways in are probably happening to us another that's how like maybe one of those earworm to hear like Victor of your vibrator something like that what if a certain hurts to spelled you like your grandparents name beautiful patterns they're gorgeous and as you change the Hertz the patterns morphe immediately yeah and but the thing is they're kind of fractal like not fractal but they they seem to be what's the word equal on both sides parallel both sides are exactly the same as separate in this one or not it's on separated in 1/2 it's it's it's all like the circle is the center of it all goes out from there but they're different every time but they're all even like see it looks the only thing that's keeping it from being perfect is if they run out of sand and it looks like the power is centered around the center part with the wires are connected to so that's the most potent but significant beautiful so that made it like that if you think about that like maybe if there's a certain Hertz going through the air like in space form like a solar system I guess the feeling you get from like Rocky ride the feeling you get from that song that things going through your body think about why people like music so much cuz that musician is your drug dealer okay you here like some old Elton John like you're in your car and Saturday Night comes on your f****** Goosebumps if you haven't heard that song in a long time and you don't expect it fuc yeah Jesse had friend individual sounds particular vibrations on purified water revealing for the first time with piano notes look like there's people out there so much more than you and me oh yeah it's it's amazing that we're it considered the same thing you know that is what smart people really smart people I can repeat what he said yeah it means like when people start talking about Quantum Quantum things quantum theory and Quantum particles as danger dude I don't get I don't trust that kind of stuff a lot of it will how about you know what superposition is is the ultimate what the f*** were particle can be in the state of motion and be still at the same time I like well good luck with that good luck vs Magic World that you created crazy scientist understand yeah I would rather do something more chill than that what the f*** something can ride a bike or go for a run or something but we being brother and study that a resident be that particle like I just think something can ride a bike or go for a run or something but we being brother and study that or rather than be that particle rather than study that and Bs it like I just think you'd benefit from cell phones such few people know that if they all wanted to lie to us and they could it would have to be conspiracy


    Space is Scary! - Joe Rogan and Adam Greentree
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    dryer in Sweden in 2007 and I only lost you and we camped out on the tanami desert which is like one of the last places to really be discovered and explored in this try it like it is no artificial lots of luck whatsoever and we camped out on the desert 90 thing that was around us was like dingos and camels like you here moving for the knot with a camper on the back like real white white set up and we sat there and I Lots on the camper that or anything so you see it in the pitch-black moon was not and the media is dude like I reckon we counted 4050 me over like half an hour an hour oh yeah I think it's a hundred tons of media hit the Earth every single die 100 tons dude but most of it answered in. Phone cuz it breaks up but so lost you at my cabin just chilling at by myself wake up in the morning to do a peaceful day out and I'm looking up and this media come through and it looks are brought that ended up the ground dude like the most incredible media that I've seen at a time lapse photo going in the opposite direction I quickly turned around and you see that the media is docked for like lost with 25 minutes half an hour in the camera and it's just drift in changing shape in the atmosphere was insane so I just like every now and then is like a real good one true reckon sheet that I didn't even touch nothing come so close to it blows the walls and the windows out and everything on like this is f****** scary we leave on a little speck that's funny turning in one of many galaxies because look up we see the Moon I mean the Moon looks like a f****** stop sign in the most jankiest redneck town I think it was like 10000 years ago there was like a big bang look like a big made you hit hit the earth and I thought looking into that and then I thought it really looking into Aborigines in Australia indigenous how long they've been around for and stuff like that and there's no evidence to side are they being around 70,000 years they leave for like three of those big meteors hitting the funeral when I go to record that we could look at it now like imagine that well Randall crossing the other talked about earlier he is a proponent of this theory that this is what ended the Ice Age and he's got some pretty compelling evidence to back it up and terms of like massive massive Fields filled with dead wooly mammoth and died almost instantly someone with their legs broken from the force of the impact interesting because he's a guy who I don't think he has a degree in the stuff but he's so well-read in it that he has his debates and conversations with people that do have these degrees in it and he can tell them things about it and it's hard in those feels to be taken seriously if you don't have a PhD in whatever discipline it is but man his his work on these things is so compelling the podcast that I did with them just mind-blowing button in terms of to some event that ended the Ice Age very rapidly and caused the disintegration of the Polar of the The Ice that was over North America or North America had something like a mile-high plus sheet of ice over most of it rock usually in bed and lies like this it's formed in life like this and then you'll see a rock like that you know the ones who like this that some of them there that a like a hundred million years old you know there's a sign they're selling it and it's just incredible to think how much has changed and you just said it was around for a hundred years of the twin Max we're dropping the freaking ocean like Aiden the whole human rights is a drop in the ocean compared to White how old you to think of it like it's hard to comprehend that there was at my choice over here cuz it's not now you know but it's been that long that's it's mind-boggling to think of in Montana I found someone top of friggin some big nice or out in the desert dude has no water for miles and it shows it is there was like starfish fossilized in the rocks and it's a little like Carlsbad you known that was like I was like the bottom of the ocean that was a reef yazz the Great Western Inland Sea yeah they have sharks out there I think I think they had megalodons in Montana yet the fine dinosaurs are all the time when a Dudley's friends with Dudley knows a guy who has a ranch out there in Montana and he found a bone in his in his Ranch just maybe something protruding from the ground and he wanted someone to get a look at it so he got ahold of some so yeah they want and they said you got a f****** T-Rex here bro holyshit T-Rex T-Rex I watched it the other day I could tell I was like what am I sitting through here stupid it wasn't just one there was a bunch of them can you find out how much media there's a hundred tons of dust and sand size part of everyday put the balance of the earth you know I like it's sending it back out in the Spy so we sending a hundred tons of ship back into space every day to off load this look at this every two thousand years or so a meteorite meteoroid the size of a football field hits Earth and caused a significant damage to the area of impact craters on Earth to Moon planetary bodies are evidence of these occurrences yeah they don't even know you know that's the most spooky thing like Neil deGrasse Tyson said that we are decades away from being able to do anything about one of those things coming our way they could stop it when it's happening it was nothing real distorted idea of the technological capabilities in terms of present illness is so under budgeted they barely have enough money to put you know satellites in orbit they don't have enough money to stop at the amount of money you would need is so cooperative I do in this in not even now but in the future is move it off Target slightly another give it a bump send it in tomorrow or something at a certain distance instead darkness that don't camp or last night not last night but couple nights ago when it wasn't raining it was a clear night and I saw quite a few Stars cuz it was no moon I was like wow it's so pretty but it ain't s*** but you're not saying the volume up I don't know I always looked at some photos of it I don't mind photo someone else's photos and dollar Shaolin the the like the roar images and the collar that was coming out of these Roy images they look like absolute pill is like painted pillows dude do I look at that one from PC go down one strip. That one there that's with the northern lights tonight. Yeah that's sudden no light pollution out there obviously you saw the Northern Lights Canada Northern Territory in Iceland or some s*** or Norway find me a place that has the date birthday wall and just like stare into that sort of to get a good look it up how long is it open to get that in that's like 13 or 15 seconds. Wow you can leave a timer for 30 seconds so you can put it on like a actual Jam Donovan full-time but it's way too much light for what the farm has a nice talking a lot of distortion as well that's such a cool picture yeah that's what crazy is that each one of those is a son and most of them were bigger meme apparently our son is a little b**** ass so I'm is that each one of those is a son and most of them were bigger mean when parent Lee our son is a little b**** ass so I'm


    Adam Greentree Was Almost Killed by a Wild Hog! - Joe Rogan
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    like my friend Whitney Cummings she adopted a pig that get that pig I think it was from the fire right yeah and she actually wound up driving it to Texas she drove in a car 24-hour she's a f****** Maniac when it comes to animals I think her and her fiance drove to Texas with this f****** pig to drop it off at this pig shelter and damn dude when you she's with that pig that thing is like a dog can I not very intelligent animal but when they get loose and they're out in the wild or they f****** breed three four wheeler in a year and I've big piles of piglets and those piglets will destroy they eat everything in sight but I'm never really devastating for everything bought the bigger picture is I need to be controlled I can go out there and just ruin you know how ecosystem like that you're seeing in Texas Texas is probably in the United States is the biggest example of what happens when you're the best example what happens in these feral Hogs or just completely out of control they just devastate these agriculture Farms these farms and destroyed by lava anything that's on the grand that's edible dalida nautical years ago cold killer at the pass was a place in Australia and the the property line is like the ranch is called me out and I said you need to come out and shoot some of the foxes like they'd devastating outlands and I end up going out there when I was driving in with the four-wheel drive at night with the high beams on in this Matthew big black and white bull walking between the flock of shape I am in its mouth it was his Pig and I've got two types of night and it happens all the time like the big boy especially mature animal will get a taste for meat in Hashi conditions now just stick to meet after that and not catching up with these Pig the next morning and shuttle at the bar and actually attacked me over the first shot wasn't perfect and it charged me and UPS like stabbing at the death on the mountain and it was really a battle Rodney I put marijuana in shatin just went down one side and like hit one lung you just infuriated this bowl and he was on me and when I was spending him off at the Bowie's top went into the bottom of the bottle of the camel something like that out of my hand and I end up getting mean off off man I end up like stabbing his Pig was like trying to run me over that's how many pounds probably not 300 mm bullets just get real solid it probably 200 or something like that and hang on. Stabbing this thing to death and when I adopt continent open its hauling so it's like a dull stomach was like Lambs Hawks like the Fate the bottom of the Fate but I can't swallow and skulls and just like little bits of wattle and stuff like that has been going around and get paid really not An Occurrence in Australian how that if things get hot I'll just go. Just cuz they just absolutely ruthless I'll just walk right between the shape and just f****** gravel and walk off of it to adopt Bonita that morning that I found was a pig spew and it was like this f****** spew like this and it was a sign was Lambs Hawks and vomit that's what happened at Disney yesterday f****** Walt Disney's Beauty a lot of me so they just threw up bones and Jennifer up buying some stuff that I couldn't Digest does a lot of erosion and then deny gray cry cuz it's not roots in the number one cause of death on farms people falling into pig pens and just into him off which is like things to be f****** all the time now but they'll get side desperate like you'll shoot a pig on 44 the farmer and you just shoot me not even really taking any Madoff and because they like they're right there even made their self and they like Skin and Bones and disgusting it's more of like a cow Mission and you'll come back in the afternoon. Pig will be completely Skin and Bones cuz all the pigs should get in there and just and you'll hear him you just hear him just screaming us the most god-awful accountable as they cannibalized yeah I was in Tejon Ranch and we were walking by this really high grass grass like five high and you we were only like maybe 10 yards away from these pigs fighting and I said to rinella I said know if you didn't know if those are pigs if I told you there was demons in that grass yeah it was great but it sounded like Lord of the Rings like some horrific scene monster movie it's just how is that the same animal as those cute little things that Whitney Cummings puffy and sit in her bed to go outside to go to the Apparently those little pigs are not real all the oranges underfed


    Scarier Animals: US or Australia? - Joe Rogan and Adam Greentree
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    Drake and the black bear climbs a tree like on Main f****** hot I do you've seen it and then there's a cinnamon black bear and she's got Cubs and she goes so far. That to holy s*** brighten the speed that I come across land you notice just like I could always say I always told people about that one that was sleeping on the elk killed that I had a Grizzly we we showed that video the other day the pads are so soft the pacifeeder So Soft in order to sneak up on things I remember the first time I went bear hunting with Cam and one was walking in his right there right there right there looking like so you can imagine that situation with the grizzly and her Cubs so f****** scary and so that's a color phase black bear is the Cub a full grown black bear sizes got a cob back up the mountain with doing that someone filed a petition I f****** Joe Rogan needs a hunter strion yeah you keep trying to get me out there you got snakes to though bro did you guys have those reports by people in the woods they might have seen one I wish I don't think so but it's so remote right clothes and stuff like prices at I mean the drink was a big animal right wasn't it they get them like that table is a f****** need a decide to come into studying shape or they get shot by farmers and right act like that which is a shine I'm sure they didn't realize how you doing it at the time but that you not like push them to Extinction you know if there's one thing that we should bring back from Extinction if we if it's possible I believe that should be brought back if it's possible Frozen probably wouldn't I probably just come in a lot of stuff. Relations and things in the first month in America dude 17 this is the first time that I did when I come to America we flew in though Idaho we drive straight down to Southern Colorado behind prong on and we're driving into the property at like 2 I am in the morning and it a pronghorn just standing on the side of the road you know it's just like anodized you know somebody died. He walks over to it and like literally touches it on the head like it's like it's just like walking down the road and we like to get hit by a car next minute I seen jump back a rattlesnake Pronghorn and he stood he had a Lego neighbor saw the rattlesnake and it struck him a text right into us at Miss bucked on America this dryer is so much safer a friend of mine was hiking and he almost stepped on a rattlesnake and jump back and then realized it was a nest of them Halloween surrounding them they're all over the place inside cool a bold the Bold effort to prove the Tasmanian Tiger still out there wildlife biologist Forrest galante has brought one species back from the dead and he wants to do the same with the Tasmanian Tiger what the f*** is he brought back from the dead this goddamn Frankenstein unable play the the Cuban solenodon is when the most curious animals and plants small shrewd shrewd must be true like creature memo is a mammal but a highly venomous one related in America be lost forever then unexpectedly 3 rakat just a few years later the extinct species marked on so that may be the case with the Tasmanian Tiger would be awesome and tiger difficulty leads to keep scrolling see if anybody like legit scene when he's been traveling around the world searching for evidence especially Tasmanian Devil hockey Lemoore and the Newfoundland white wolf still exist hundred species TPMS ts401 annual annually this process isn't foolproof and every now and then animals are rediscovered after they were thought to be gone forever but proving The Animals still out there is no easy feat I wonder hugs are captured footage of a Zanzibar leopard which is thought to be extinct for 25 years do the persecution by local hunters in the Zanzibar archipelago in Tasmania Tanzania rather excuse me wow I actually did find that thing cool looking animal you know


    Guess What Mountain Lion Tastes Like? - Joe Rogan and Adam Greentree
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    nearby me if we're eating chicken that's about it but just makes it up yeah the fridge is full I feel only friends fridges me families fridges taste like more than a bear did you get more Angry so kitty cat had a bunch of people sign you know you shouldn't have killed it icy mountain lions like I said he did a f****** nice s*** cuz if you say Mountain life lines like STD that need no dear it's as simple as that you know I don't know what the number one man in line for every $500 or something like that I don't like that you could go your whole life not seeing them and they could be around you all the time. That's a fact that I live in the wilderness if you live in Montana or you live in Colorado and you live in the woods you might see one every few years that's like a story I was telling you for like it was eating a cough but they they typically kill a deer every single day find myself but there's a special bond between the Hunter and the dogs when you're hunting that's for sure and it was actually really good experience I really loved it but a lot of people frown on using dogs but the best way to determine the sex is the dogs will track it and the lawn will take refuge in a tree and then you can have a look at a genital to make sure it's a mile binoculars the 101 of the line that it killed that cop was eating that cough a lot of wind up getting getting the rain to come in the end up putting the cop out of its misery it couldn't be saved and then we put the dogs back on that mountain lion track and I chased him about 7 miles and I end up training we got the we marched in and talked into the tree and then. Determining that it was a mile and then I end up shooting and it was a really good death was quick but if it was a female would have had to have left put some study time like that and counties on lock that we're can be mild and female the population is too high what they trying to do in that part of Colorado is just keep that mountain lion population healthy and how they determine that was by shooting miles only that could change next year they could have a rise in Mountain line a decrease in the mule deer and other animals so they might change that again but we can only shoot my also hunting with dogs is that the perception of using a dog to go after an animal the perceptions that's not fair what people I mean that's going to be hard for some people especially animal lovers to understand but it is the only effective way to hunt for mountain lions because there's no way you're going to sneak up on them you're just you're not going to see the animals like mule deer and stuff. guess my two cousins did not control in the mountain long exactly they do have control the mountain lions but only government employees killed in the mountain is ironically the same amount of mountain lions they were killing when they were hunted he didn't sign it since that instead of people paying money to do it and getting replies back into conservation and getting to eat the mountain lion which I know again people like what I haven't eaten one but I'm telling you and you you said it Brunello set I wanted to bring you some but it's actually illegal to bring it into California good thing we always abide by the law and green tree plate and then one day I'll try it and I've cooked up and I'm fading it to Kim and I was cooking chicken as well just in case her in the chicken on the grill as well and I said the blind first and I'll read to me online and I'm like what do you think of it and she's like you've got the mountain line and it was delicious dude it's tenderized I felt like it was at ice between like chicken and pork or chicken and even venison like that right in the middle Delicious By the sudden places that you can go and get a tag for the benefit of Wildlife and gone hunting mountain lion somehow another helping to control the popular by killing an animal that kills other animals like the line population at White something and was running it to Extinction these people would want to see it back and just let that happen and it's like humans have got a brain capacity allows us to study in Research into an animal that's like actually what would be more healthier for Holika would be if we coming out these animals and what we'll do is we'll charge people a certain tag fee to be able to do that and put that back into conservation which will help this animal and then it's just as beautiful healthy bowl that keeps turning appreciate what they're doing to promote that that that idea in America but people that don't hunt and don't don't don't let me took me years to kind of wrap my head around it and really truly understand it and become educated as to how it works on a wildlife biologist set the standards and they do it based on healthy populations and how much time they spend doing surveys and analyzing the population how important it is to you know what that these reports and Hunter send into Wildlife organizations and the Department of Fish and Game it's really interested and a blanket the Department of Fish and Game it's really interested and I'm not a blanket killer Eva cuz I understand where those people are coming from as well as certain amount of that because it could go the opposite way worse like this just gotten on everything and it's not the case if something's not in a good healthy population I'm not interested only self course kids kids to be able to see those animals in good health


    Joe Rogan on Open Borders and Immigration
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    they've mastered these Fox it too busy trying to look good in Parliament and I argue with a chopper to get anything actually done you know what is the big issues in Australia have crazy immigration laws on you know anybody think that the United States is wrong with this whole wall thing said the British are tied all their prisoners to a way better place exactly I did all the security fencing around some of the detention centers so you pretty much you're on that island you know and then you get shipped to lock the hardest Mo's f****** our part of Australia like his death and I did the fencing around there and then I believe they're there for so long and then I can you not to get shipped back home but I can go out to the broader community obviously so is it just an assessment place like really trying to find a job criminal violence I think that's not the important thing you know that's why I kind of just how I have open borders you know some Terrace comes in so I'm glad I think f****** rights find some guy that thinks you know crazyshit find assessed as people and send them awful yeah but if you did that in the most arid part of America people would be so angry cuz people start dying people angry find S and stuff like that what are you supposed to do it's a technician out to bury it's a hot situation know something and it's not like it don't let him through right now is that middle ground again you know how much work it out cuz I always think what if all is in their shoes you know I got came in the kids or whatever and now we're in a country that's War f****** street trying to get the f*** out of it to no matter what it took I want to talk but you know of course yeah I mean I always say that about people that are talking about people sneaking over this country like this country is made out of immigrants if you are one of the original people that came here I mean the one of the original European settlers you're probably a f****** slave on my grandparents came over here if they didn't then if they were here for 10:15 Generations there probably f****** spoilers I'm not indigenous you know it's like we didn't solve always looked at cuz you know what I'm worried about f****** flags all borders or anything like that I've just always looked at the world is dwell time nothing but also you want to protect people from people that come from it's less the whole world was the same unless the whole world was on the same level you know we're not going to do this and I'm going to do that this is a legal this is fine with the whole world is like that then borders be easy to cross given an la la different in Seattle those are all almost like completely different place hardly but they're all you could go to him I mean ideally that's what it Where would be it would be you could travel anywhere where the opportunity was we thought you can get a good job and you want to better yourself in your family you have an opportunity to help the fact that car and seeing life values a different for starters Rises up and you know when you look at the Western World whether it's Europe or the United States and place where things are going really well or Asia it would be nice if the whole planet was like there if there was no third world if everything was fantastic if everything was just basically just like we're talking about here and pay you can live in Phoenix or you can live in Billings Montana or you could live in will unique saying in this country and that's what they want to come in and pretty dope I hear a lot of it cuz you always hear the negative things and I hear a lot of people dragging on America and their own country and stuff like that you know who this is f****** f****** America is brilliant as striated brilliant they countries are also I f****** lucky to be here


    Joe Rogan Has Adam Greentree Explain Australian Gun Laws
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    I bought up all the guns after a mass shooting right so when I will not all of them if you were a license holder like a Shooters gotta shoot his license and you had a reason to have a gun then you can still keep my guns so you had to be like a member of a gun on any guns but you have to be a member of a gun club in any guns in Australia Gun Club on the property where you'll hunting and stuff like that Takeda guns like a trying to make a toddler in toddler I think it's hard enough because criminals are going to get what I want right now is like how many people have been killed with baseball bat shapes are you going to be in baseball bats Kohl's in training and it's driving if you've got that reason to have a rifle and you can have it not a semi automatics there's a bunch of rifles and visit bunch of guns that you can have a nice try it pretty much like bolt action lever action and knows rules model changes well night but I don't know if you sleep where is in America every f****** ones protect you when I go into the Wilderness the best horror from talking in some weed destination someone comes in and tries to f****** Rifleman to my family I'm going to use it and yeah it's just funny like that but it's crazy to think I know it changes from place to place that you know anyone could have a gun cuz you know it's like you're brought and to a certain degree I agree with that but I think you lose that right there criminal record you going to mental illness or something like that yeah exactly what good guys are guns not bad guys are guns banned guns using going to stop the bad guys from having guns you're not allowed to use a bolt action rifle are guns banned guns using going to stop the bad guys from having guns to take pee out of the pool yet when you when you hunt in Australia you're not allowed to use a bolt action rifle you can use a bolt action rifle automatic


    Joe Rogan on Tesla's Virtual Reality Suit
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    that disturbs me that disturbs me it doesn't disturb me that you know it's bad for you anything like that it's so fun and it's so immersive and I know and I know where it's going it's going to keep getting better and better just like it was 30 seconds to download a just a simple piece of paper filled with text in a 20 years ago 20 years from now that is going to look like crayons cool actually have it's called haptic feedback so as you draw the bow back you actually feel like a vibration hammock 68 sensors in there and you can supposed to feel like rain I guess and put it cracks couple different things this is just a test which takes like a hard front kick to the chest here that's okay let's see hard front kick to the chest hot explosion what is a boxing game that you can play it's really cool and the boxing game you you see this guy in front of you like a big 3D cartoon really but really cool graphics and punches you the whole screen goes bright Bud like you like you got your Bell Rock because you're moving around you punching just it's harder to believe it or not to punch are then is to punch something I would definitely the world's going to be unrecognizable yeah I feel like it's taken the age of things to a really tight schedule things like you haven't actually done that like I haven't actually climbed Everest but I sort of have I did it in the virtual reality game one if there's a virtual reality game where you play it and all the sudden you're in a NASCAR and you're you know where you're winning some gigantic race you're in the driver seat and your move Shifting the gears and you didn't mean to the feels like you're like indiscernible from feeling like you're winning a regular that's going to happen it's like it's like going to the gym and work now I'm getting all these muscles but then moving away from any manual labor turn out the real problems can be sex that's a real problem can be able to put those things on have sex with anybody you want like anybody Scarlett Johansson that's f****** we'd already doing these things with a face swap with computers so they take beautiful actresses and they put their face on pornstars bodies and it's hard to tell Matt I mean it looks like a s******* with a famous actress that's so there is no real worry is it not just like to see it but do it like they going to be able to like the Matrix going to be able to put this on and you going to be like this haptic feedback suit that's just one step eventually going to figure out a way to make your body feel it and then you're going to have sex with people. be nice to people again cuz everybody's going to f*** you that's what my point was kind of on stages at like one of the reasons why is hard like it's hard to have sex with people like you have to plan it out he's not that hard but it's you know you have to agree that you like each other until you have to hope that she likes you and you like her or whatever and there's you develop your personality like to get people to like you more ways more likely be a nicer person you get rewarded for that you like so it's nice to be nice person actually makes you a nicer person if you don't have to do that in the future going to have some disgusting human being there and then in that world going to be perfect yeah but it'll be people like me that unlock now I'm traditional I posted a photo video actually reaches like 700 images stuck together at a Joshua Tree


    Joe Rogan | Adam Greentree on Dealing with Bears and Wolves
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    Bert Kreischer was f****** obsessed with you he wouldn't stop calling me about it he's like a f****** guys playing self the video with him with a grizzly bear and it's normal to get false charged by a grizzly bear we hiked into the back of Montana to the spot that's usually got a bunch of grizzly bears that I'll go to and I will talk about you how you want to come in at twist rate hunting to just get everything the difference is when you walking around the mountain it doesn't bother me as much to get killed and eaten by a bear dinner does giant saltwater crocodile crocodile anyway you know and then it would do what it wants have a grizzly bears going to f****** Moliere scratch if I solve bought your necktie chunks out of here it's going to be long to dude f****** know phone is eating to me there's something about grizzly bears that's the most terrifying things that they just eat you they don't kill you first to just hold it down yeah yeah yeah yeah dating is cough while still alive like a beef cow car yeah I saw the video of that pretty disturbing and then I say mon not long ago someone shared with me with a mountain lion dragging a mule deer down it's like jumping on this mule day before it actually. As you know and it's like they just not that thought process that is not that human elk hunting and they came across is Elk who these wolves had torn the back legs apart and were it was in the river and the Wolves were eating it while it was in the river in the thing was moaning and screaming and couldn't go anywhere in the world the first time I went to Canada was Northwest Territories and there's a pack of wolves that were chasing a caribou and I pretty much Chase's thing to lock 11 with sweat you know what this is in Winter sellable the Caribou got really hot and I chased it into the freezing cold River and I told her stranded in the river and then I just left and I walked off you know it wasn't that I woke and wife and they killed I knew the job was done the world went back up Hyundai calendar days Rocky benches and sat in the sauna growing out their souls and cooling down and drawn-out this Caribou never left the river was like just quivering in the river and then that afternoon when we come back. Caribou was just a caucus would like flesh hanging off the ribs on the side of the river so they come back down once the river done it to open smart as hell I so wise people that I know that I've seen them in the forest they look at you a different way it did look at you there's a way they look through you to look at you in a way like almost like they think that that's the reason why that the the myth of the werewolf exist is it people that have these terrifying encounters with Wolves they swear that that's part human you know if you're lucky Live 5 years old giant you get this Hardscrabble life out there chasing much larger animals in and you got to kill him with your face you know I like that how back to me I was trying to call him and I'll tell him that he'll back to me I just hate this p**** grind and you could tell the whole town now communicating cuz it there be another wolf for a couple of wolves that would like a couple of miles in the other direction and you could hear them moving the signed patent at the rest of these wolves were and I got my eyes on them from a distance I walked across an office like and David and that are never really saying but I guarantee you those wolves looked at me a bunch of times like they just a different Hunter dude trying to figure out what it what they can do with you feeling too so it's like snow and it's like why in the backcountry of British Columbia and like I'm going up on these mountains it's like big pine trees and everything like that and just every direction around you have to hear him do it sounds like a Bok it's not just short hair and then every now and then you'd he want how different and you can tell that that was the alpha you dissed to stay on it was letting out like that in every direction around you Hal and did you hear him how I need to hear him do it sounds like a balk it's not as likely this short hell and then every now and then you'd he want how different and you could tell that that was the alpha you dissed a sound that it was letting out dude is like Irina


    Joe Rogan and Din Thomas: Should Chuck Liddell Hang it Up?
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    know how to get out or where to go when they get out in this hard when you see them knowing that they have to get out of there still fighting yeah that's what you do when you have a fighter that you know should stop I'm pretty honest with them I'm always honest I'm always like Madison this ain't for you no more and I always have to tell him like if I if I feel like it's going to affect them physically and hurt them by continuing to fight I tell him I need to stop and more often than not they kind of listen to probably kind of know where they kind of know and they just need somebody else to say it and I'm more willing to tell him I always try to tell him but sometimes if they don't want to do it then I can't really be a part of it like when you saw it Tito vs Chuck yeah that's one of the my opinion and no disrespect to Chuck-E-Cheese do whatever he wants to do maybe he enjoys it maybe wants to compete but that was one of the worst examples guy who used to be a f****** Destroyer Chuck was a distrito watch I like Babalu yeah dude Randleman Road Randleman and then again another another case scenario we're like young fighter see him and go harness old guy but he clearly can't take any more like whatever it is like 20 do connected on him everything just shut off you see it just shut off and then Tito smashes them and we tomatito we're not exactly talking about Anthony Johnson that's true but I think Tito's punches are a lot better than they used to be Gorillaz a fantastic coach you think he did an amazing job I think he do you know he's just not a natural Striker it's not like his thing he's a wrestler but it's the way the way it happened it just chuck couldn't connect Heath is like everything looked off is timings movement just looked as balance looked off and when you talk to people that are neuroscientists and they understand what happens to the brain after repeated brain trauma over and over and over again and then what we're seeing is just in the cage we don't have no idea how much brain trauma he took in camps and it's probably off Kratom advocate for the beginning of all time so when it failed him there was no there was no Escape Clause was no there was no way there's no back door this is the Style to Style then all the sudden you going to be like Mighty Mouse and not get hit switch stands here and it becomes slick that s*** it's just not available and when you saw him with this hampered movement it just doesn't is balanced doesn't seem right like I was watching hit the pads when they were preparing when there was getting ready I was watching hit the pass was like what is happening here because balance looks f***** up like it didn't look right like even when he's throwing kicks you like through a Kik and then fall back at like it didn't look right where what I mean and I feel that even with myself but I don't have the same balance I had when I was 20 Brian and I could imagine him like cuz he probably never even focused on that right he just did it just you just don't punches him Shadow Boxing power everything put it together and just that style to stab me the reason why you became such a fan favorite cuz you knew Chuck Liddell was coming to kill you I mean he was coming to kill you not cage door shut and they said let's get it on step forward and just looking to smash and that was his style and it was the reason why the UFC became so famous and the fan base of the UFC saw themselves in Chuck Liddell will they wished they wished I could be that guy so hard what began the other hand looks like I don't want to tell the guy what to do is not going to live forever like if this is what he really enjoys and he wants to do that mean and maybe it wouldn't be the worst idea in the world for him to keep going and I don't know I don't know I'm not his dad got him and I don't know what to tell him I mean LC got a thing like that's worse things in his life than getting in a cage with a buddy can you know a cage with a nobody can you know you think so probably but I'm just saying


    Kelly Pavlik: The Fight That Sold Me On Lomachenko - Joe Rogan
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    cutting angles and being right in front of you can't him is lomachenko in lomachenko stands right in front of you and then he's not and then he's over here and he's punch me in the face TJ Dillashaw who's the UFC bantamweight champion said he's part with them and he said the first round was like you know lomachenko just feeling a mop just figuring them out and you know he's like now I'm kind of hanging in there with the guy and then his dad yelled something in Russian and then the second round lomachenko's just dancing around step in the side touch anyone ever tell you that was going around a put on YouTube to you know what I mean yeah I seen that you know where the thing with lomachenko is this people also like Floyd Mayweather was is unbelievable defense fighter but Floyd was really good on drawing you in you know and kind of countering off that his defense in his reflexes were amazing but he kind of Lord you in a little bit made you miss make you made you make a mistake and then he would counter you lomachenko on the other hand of the guy punching that punch to be in midair and he's spinning and he's already behind you it's lettuce ism is astonishing I have not seen it granted can he lose absolutely is boxing and if you get one of them rugga guys are just going to come in and say you know what screw it I'm going to I'm just going to get hit if I'm going to hit him that maybe a type of fire. Be so much ankle who was it that was at the Mexican guy who beat him in one of his first fights police Toledo Toledo right right kind of fight that he fought just dirty got on top of them but you gotta understand on that point to that was lomachenko second profile yeah and I guess a real veteran guy who's been there and done it and seen it and that's the argument is hard to explain again and that was another argument on these little frustrated reading it II pro fight usually a box and it goes like the first year Europe for six secondary maybe start getting up to 8 but you get a good amount of fights under your belt before you start getting into the 10 rounds and 12 rounds okay you're talkin about a kid coming out of the amateurs fighting 3 3 minute rounds are for two minute rounds putting on whatever tournament or International Tournament it is and he's going ready to a 12-12 round fight I know my myself coming up and a process that top-ranked brought me up which was a great fall they've had they pick the fights and they make sure the place that they pick for me where the correct fights and they grew me the right way you know by rounds and everything else and I know just jumping from six to eight the difference in that you know let alone being a kid and you're going into your second Pro fight in you're fighting a 12-round fight so if you lost that fight what you came back and you made it really close fight I would have to tip my hat to him just on the fact that he was able to go 12 rounds yeah you know people take a lot of weight from that fighter what he accomplished is something that not many can do well it's crazy man he had a second Pro title at what how many fights in the second fight was for the world title that he wanted Roll Tide on his third prophyte yeah that's insane and then but he's had more than one world title what time is his first fight was for the international featherweight title that was against Toledo Ramirez call SJ Shelburne by All rights by Taylor vacated to another big argument boxing how you break that down between the lineal the lineal and unanimous you don't have to ring the WBO and scrubs so that was his okay so the second world title was when retained retained one okay 1 2 3 4 five Six Flags in is there a second he's heat that's when he he he wins a second title six fights in you went to Junior lightweight title that's insane that wasn't the first one wasn't a real title fight it was the second one was the WBO real title fight and just a short. Fights I believe it's around 8 now a troll Champions he's fought and just as . three different weight classes I think when he fought with Gandhi out you really got a chance to see how he handles a real world class you know tuvan amateur system trained top of the food chain boxer and he just put it to that dude that was the fight that actually really sold me on lomachenko cuz I thought for a fact that that was going to be a check because of the boxing ability from rigondeaux hairstyles were very similar to be a boring fight for the first like four rounds which I like because I like watching that type of ice and I'm expecting this fight you know what the amateur background of both guys at the house talents of the guys are in a skill level of both guys and then next thing I know I'm two or three rounds into and I'm going he's playing with rigondeaux testified that really sold me on lomachenko that he's that good my man Vinny pazienza called that not Vinny pazienza the boxer Vinny Paz the rapper this guy Jedi Mind Tricks he called and he was taken who's taking bets on Instagram really close by.. Lomachenko was going to pull ahead in the later rounds you know I won that fight that's so that's why I really surprised me do no display of talent he's such a weird guy too because his background his father took him out of boxing and made him do traditional Russian dancing for several years and just made him learn that for footwork it seems like his dad was just a mastermind architect of a champion you fight no more Neosho have a martial art background I heard he definitely can do martial arts techniques I've seen it but I don't know what I thought maybe I don't know that makes sense his footwork was so extraordinary and if that really is that dancing background like learning the the footwork in the the way he he's soaked agile with the stepping of his feet like I think a lot of people going to learn a mirror that that is training regimen is pretty do I got a buddy Rodger Romo a good friend of mine he's actually he was working for a little while there up until the last fight he was a strength and conditioning coach would Cecilia Flores who was mine when I was in Oxnard training and they said it was just crazy that the hours that he puts in how you train so hard he trains and some of the drones that he does you know I'm looking at them and going to use these not for me but I could use them for somebody athletes that I got now Dyson it just it's kind of a shame that he's a little too small for Terence Crawford you know I mean I really would love to see those to fight but it seems like Crawford's just a little bit too heavy for him I agree but that's another touchy subject because I kind of agree with you but I also go back cuz I'm always trying to really break down and pick I look at guys like Manny Pacquiao who was it who came from I believe 1:12 or something like that Junior middleweight what's crazy yeah he's small shorter than the lomachenko and it other than his calves else is much bigger than his body and he was able to do it and what the f*** is going on with his calves I don't know if it's like he's keeping hands in them I don't know what he does that you know I wish I knew the secret cuz I could use it so yeah man footwork the way he does it is just it's something to watch man it's just that the the ability to move and also to anticipate the other Fighters movement it's like freshly earlier in his career it's like he was fighting guys that just they seem so crude and comparison to his approach even more crazy about it as being the opponent because usually go into a fight and you break down fill mean you're going over to film and you got a good idea of what he does what he does wrong and and what you might want have to do lomachenko is hard to pick up where he's going to go he be different angles so you can't can't go well you know what after he throws the right hand he likes to move over to the left because he doesn't one time and then the next time he's totally somewhere opposite day mean and yeah the angles it's really almost impossible to break film down on him you know what this last fight with this Proviso everybody's going that was the blueprint it was supposed to fight didn't you know people expected I go why cuz he finally got hit with more than 11 punches in a fight all that's him doing some samba I'll be like that would make you better at different martial arts and I feel like if you have the ability to wrestle guys and and move guys body around like that you would get from something like song about I just feel like as a an elite boxer having that extra strength that extra ability to move your core that way I think that would be beneficial the thing is no world-class boxer has the time to also be doing Judo and also be doing wrestling you just don't have the time and then it being in Combat Sports even I know that as far as not involved in MMA but I know that you know these guys they have to affect three or four as much time is in a short. Of time you know I imagine I think Matt was telling me you would know more like sometimes it's two days of 1/2 days of the next trying to fit that in yeah it's hard you cannot especially in boxing the sweet science where it's just hands but you got people that's all that you do all day long that's why I say it's so unfair when a guy goes in a fight of Mayweather because Mayweather he perfected that it's going to be almost impossible to be you know more like sometimes it's two days of 1/2 days of the next trying to fit that in yeah it's hard you cannot especially in boxing the sweet science where it's just hands but you got people that's all that you do all day long that's why I say it's so unfair when an MMA guy goes in a fight of Mayweather because Mayweather he perfected that and you got to use just that style of boxing it's going to be almost impossible to beat a boxer world champion


    GGG/Canelo 3? - Joe Rogan and Kelly Pavlik
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    boxing right now the talent levels extremely I mean that it is with Emma may as well but I mean with boxing it seems to be on an upswing and it also seems like people really interested in some of these big rivalries like Triple G and Canelo that was too amazing fights I thought the first one was a robbery I thought that Triple G won the first one but they don't fight again you know an internet even though you're not getting dropped in you're not getting knocked out that don't type of fights take a lot out of you they really do and they shared a lot in those two fights and we don't know even right now if the next fight or to fight after that could always start showing some of the effects from those first two fights you think so yeah you get a guy that hits two guys that hit that hard and they're in there fighting like that eventually it does drain you a little bit and I will catch up I think it third fight will shorten a career El Canelo I'm not going to say Triple G cuz triple G's my age now and I have a feeling that his might be getting short here pretty soon anyway I'll just do the age but Canelo I mean that that's closer brutal fights they were brutal fights did you think that some people thought that Triple G won the second fight is why I thought it was much closer fight than the first fight but did you think that Canelo or Triple G I think Improvement but it's also possible to Triple G minor slow down a little bit I think so what I had at 934 Triple G that's why I said what I said about right and I gave the first three rounds to Canelo and then I had every round out there for ya will G this fight Canelo 1 close fight and if you gave it to Triple G I wouldn't have screen Robert pretty clothes for improvement he did any better fight the first half I gave us in a lot of miles because I thought he controlled the fight with the body shots everybody thought triple-g was controlling with the job but the reason why Triple G wasn't using his size and strength was because it was using his job because of a body shot that Canelo was Landing I mean they were brutal and I just died Canelo dictating the pace of those first couple of rounds I thought he was enough of the early rounds and obviously Triple G won the second most of the second half of the fight I thought it was a little too late did I have an alibi round or two yeah it's it's just what those are those are two fighters that really sort of epitomize what people like to see when they like to see like these classic rivalries write like a guy like Triple G who just forward pressure constant throwing bombs knockout punch or Gala Canelo who just one of those classic Mexican Fighters as incredible heart wants to fight the best of the bad like really like really takes it in the first fight yeah yeah stay on the ropes with Triple G and let him let him use that power to beat your organs then there was one of those type you know I'm not one to talk I kind of like getting in and getting involved myself with a guy is special like Miranda who I personally believe it harder than Triple G Canelo is didn't know what to expect until he was in there with Triple G it could have been because everything changes like I think Mike Tyson Saturday you know I always got a game plan until they get hit. Touch like I said even with the tension and Mayweather fighting the whole brain might just Argan a thousand miles an hour trying to figure out okay like this ain't gonna fly work tonight with this guy cuz he's a lot stronger than I expected and he was just trying to maybe Tire him out the only issue is now you're when you're on the ropes like the we're getting hit by a guy the hits that hard and adults in the elbow in the forearms and into the body and then your to your tightening up and you're tensing up really hard you're cutting oxygen also blood it tires you out quicker and it wears you down you know more than what he was doing in the middle of the Ring by pops rotten and it's counterpunching and he could have dictated how fast do you want to know how much you wanted to punch out hard he wanted to punch yet we certainly made some big improvements in the second fight I want to see them fight a third time I truly don't even if it happens I'm going to watch it you know but I had to fight some people and triple G's obviously going to continue fighting you know that again I don't know how long triple G's going to fight because as you mentioned and I agree with you I think he's starting to his age is showing up a little bit with him I mean heat he got a voided by a lot of people and we do you know when he had a pay-per-view a couple years back and only hundred fifty thousand eyes and remember think that is a damn shame that is too damn shame that people don't realize that this is absolutely one of the best fighters ever I was surprised by that too cuz I think he's a lot more popular than what those number shows I didn't get it I don't understand I mean I don't maybe it's because they didn't take the fight with competitive maybe I mean I don't know what it was but it just it seemed like I just think personally myself there's a lot of fights out there for Canelo he just went up to 168 yeah I'm not a big fan of that you know things too small for 60 I do especially if you get in with the right fighter and truly do believe that you know everybody e510 football would you see the boys got taken in inch and a half off too so so CH kind of dangerous I think he's right now town to enough to keep good fights out there yeah but it's more dangerous to my opinion I don't know but I think it could cause problems for him you got you in the guy's legs or do benavidez noses dangerous fights just into guys right there I would have to take not so much overall skill-wise just size and and being at that way and you know you got guys coming down like Beeville from 175 to 168 I think that his better days are going to be at 1 does he have a hard time making 60 or do you just have an opportunity to fight 68 me tie-dye tickets to Trophies and I don't blame her for that either he had the right fight to go up to 168 so get another weight division under his belt Hwy 303 weight class champ and looks good on paper when you retire I would have done it if I could you know it's out there but when he fought Mayweather Mayweather made him cut down to 152 was it something like that guy Derita catch weight around that you know that fight was to me what was a good learning experience for him to be in there with the guy was just slick as Floyd is but also a good learning experience are you not supposed to suck that much weight on your body just he didn't have the fire know even though you have twenty-four hours or however long it is to try to rehydrate that's never enough time to recoup it's not so your your thing is you're just that fight was to me what was a good learning experience for him to be in there with the guy was as slick as Floyd is but also a good learning experience are you not supposed to suck that much weight on your body just he didn't have the fire know even though you have twenty-four hours or however long it is to try to rehydrate that's never enough time to recoup it's not so your your thing is you're just hoping your phone is going through the same thing that you are you know that's what it comes down to


    Why Do People Want to See Conspiracies Everywhere? Joe Rogan and Michael Shermer
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    I didn't know that's interesting guy old is Hannibal the flame no he didn't but we did hang him by his ankles and slamming into a pool like over and over and over again I forget what the stunt was felt like Jesus guys old to be doing this but he did a physical challenges are remember thinking like this guy is more fit and more active than most young people need his teeth into his sixties at the time we had my Fear Factor the only thing that screwed him up was in the end the final stunt was a driving stunts and it was at night and unfortunately his eyes are not that good and he just couldn't see well without glasses so as he was driving the car slammed into something or something if it was what you got on there now it's all right but 80s me will tell me about conspiracies about you tell me you know more than I do you know some of them are so Preposterous like whether it's flat Earth or what it was a really dumb ones there's a base on the opposite side of the moon and NASA knows about all the aliens are living in the problem with those is they undermine actual conspiracies when you when you hear about preposterous and they they get the categorizes conspiracy theories then when someone says well there's a conspiracy about this will XXX painted idea because the word conspiracy is connected to nonsense right because there's so many nonsense conspiracy theories it's hard to recognize out something like Enron that really did happen at the Northwood paper there's a bunch of like legitimate conspiracy yeah I'm writing a paper now and why people believe conspiracies and so I go through the whole list of all the psychological things but I am with the whole second half is because a lot of them are true and there are reasons we should be suspicious like that other people this happens a lot and the US government and corporations there's a reason we should be suspicious there is but what is it about people that want to look for a conspiracy and everything even if it's you know that they want to see they want to seek on Trails behind Jets as evidence of the government spraying things in the sky to control our minds right so the baloney detection tools are not too finely tuned is that where Tennessee is to look for some Global simple explanation for complex system so why we all kind of recognize yes we know corporations cheat and stock Traders trade with inside information but it is that kind of small and Monday is not very interesting global domination of the world and this is guys in London called the Illuminati and they're calling the shots and they're at the other control helderberg bilderbergers the Rockefellers peanuts it's three people can keep a secret if two of them are dead and people can't keep their mouth shut and also he would know cuz he worked in government most people are pretty incompetent the idea that you could orchestrate a thousand people to end each of them is going to go out and do this one thing at 9 Tuesday and it's all going to come together just perfect impossible and he should not even break into the Watergate hotel room to get these papers what's also who is getting into government the first place is are they the Geniuses of the the heads of their field are they people that just like decided to get into a job you know what this is this is a good percentage of the people that are involved in government if those people know as well these unexceptional folks that are just like uninspired they're also there like that they did it they that's right that's in control the whole world mind control I'll Trade Center buildings both of them into the most tightly controlled and secure buildings in the world and under the pretense of working on the elevators managed to get into and break through the drywall to get into the main beams to wrap them up in explosive devices this thermite stuff and this would we know how long it takes to demolish a big building noticing not to mention all the people that worked on this they never told their spouses or friends or buddies or you know what they were doing or they didn't mention it to anybody they don't want to go on CNN or 60 minutes ago I saw something and here's what happened nobody a gigantic catastrophe like that just a gigantic horrific event there's so many emotions there's so much chaos there's so much going on that you're going to get a bunch of really wacky witness accounts cuz people just aren't good at remembering things when when they're under extreme duress misses the fact they hear things they remember explosions they see things that aren't necessarily what was really in front of them that's just the human memory is one of the most flawed ways of gathering information right terrible we have terrible memories and look for all the moments leading up to that otherwise would have been unnoticeable like at the JFK assassination is a famous story about the umbrella man yeah it's a clear sunny day why does he have an umbrella never decades are getting online you can see these like examples of how the umbrella today and turn into a rifle and then he like that and anyway Neville Chamberlain coming back after meeting with Hitler before Hitler annexed to get was the sudetenland and he came back and said you're holding his umbrella here I had going to hear Hitler sign this paper and promised he wouldn't do anything more bad and then so the umbrella became a symbol of sort of caving in to evil people or you know what's the word for it you know appeasement how convoluted do you think you're going to get that cuz I didn't like but Kennedy was doing with Castro and the Cubans okay so in other words the umbrella meant nothing in terms of the assassination run and this is true so like 911 know there was this little puff of smoke or somebody found this passport over here this little thing at all those little things really it's just Randomness what was the other thing is the people that want to think that the windows blowing out or indicative of some sort of Motorola demolition or the buildings caving in the floor pan and it pushes the air out its there's never been a controlled demolition that went from the top down either like the way they did it the Prine said time they all go from the bottom up Bright Eyes the one that looks crazy is Building 7 Tower 7 that one looks crazy love it collapsing what you don't see is the interior structure had collapsed previously and there's video of that will you watch the interior cave-in and that as this fire was burning because apparently there was obviously I don't know what really would happen but there was a diesel tanks apparently in the basement and the diesel fuel burn incredibly hot in the whole inside of it all the structures been completely weekend and then as it collapsed just all gave out it just happened to be a s*** if I was a guy who own that building I would sue everybody I mean that's that mean he got his money back I guess because there's some ensure Ina but that was a terrible design it was some issue with the legal insurance payout to the owner of the World Trade Center buildings whether this was like what one event or two events or one building or two will you know what is it was it the difference was between people to get into that new building I'd be like f*** you I'm not I'm not threatening office in this building is building they blew it up in 93 they blew it up again in 2001 get out of here with the s*** I think so, shorter it's not as big as we want to do by the Dubai ones like a half a mile right isn't I'm crazy like that how tall is the tallest building it is elevator right to the f****** moon right outside of space is that possible can they build a building that's so high that it goes into space one and I don't think so because structurally it wouldn't hold it went up there to get the shape of a pyramid that's like why are trees tiny first step toward space elevator yeah you can f*** off I'm not getting that thing would take a few years before I'm on the climate of that sucker but it's the only problem with conspiracy is a problem anomalies what do you do with anomalies this is true in all science no Theory explains every single thing that's out there that we want to study there's always going to be some like quirky saying that the main Theory here that explains all these things here doesn't account for that okay what do we do with that my joke is you assign it to a grad student let them figure it out but what Outsiders mistake is that well my theory explains this little anomaly so therefore it should replace this Theory and some people like Niall and Shawn Carol Lawrence Krauss Michio Kaku as like to web pages and you're whatever your said anomaly is and they can't so it's not that scientists dogmatically close-minded to the anomalies it's that we can explain everything and you don't have to do anything with that just just leave it there maybe eventually the pile up and it'll be a new Theory like Einstein's relativity okay there's enough anomalies here like the orbit of mercury and a few other things and so we have the modified Newtonian physics and it'll be a new Theory like Einstein's relativity okay there's enough anomalies here like the orbit of mercury and a few other things and so we have the modified Newtonian physics a little bit but for the most part these are filled with these things like the moment something big happens you go back and


    Timothy Leary: Terrible for Psychedelic Science? - Joe Rogan and Greg Fitzsimmons
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    changing your brain it's called how to change your mind so it got his Michael Pollan yeah yeah he's been on the podcast talking about I don't know s*** about the it's it's basically about psychedelics and LSD and mushrooms in particular the whole f****** history of it I had no idea how much research was done back in the 50s and 60s with alcoholism people work 70% of people that underwent these treatments with psychedelics got sober depression cigarettes cigarettes I mean it's amazing and all that s*** just got f****** thrown away corrupt people kept that information away from folks the studies that Nixon funded like Nixon funded a bunch of studies that showed positive benefits of marijuana how is that right you know the next Administration just f****** can I get out of here with this s*** bye-bye shrinks because they had a vested interest in people not going into the woods for a weekend and coming back without their depression so yeah so they so they disqualified all the studies go fuc yeah psychiatrist were like horrified that the results were or was horrified the people out there experimenting with their Consciousness cuz I think a lot of these psychiatrist or probably really straight lace guys until in their mind especially in the you know Shadows of Reefer Madness and all the propaganda date heard in the thirties and forties and when you look at those people and they're out there in the f****** desert or wherever they're going dancing around taking mushrooms under the Moonlight like they're blowing her brains out here they might not be in cahoots it might more sleepy a bunch of people to think it's a f****** terrible idea to let people run around taking acid while they was just some of the medical journals came out with with pieces saying that none of these studies are valid because there wasn't I forget what it is about studies that have to be consistent but the other thing is it was political and you had Timothy Leary who is you know the worst thing to happen to this kind of testing because he was saying was a drop Dropout turn on Dropout and that whole idea they said you know where people taking LSD or not going to fight your Wars and so that became a threat to the status quo and that's when the law started to come out it's interesting because you also got a lot of people to get excited about it but he got he took it away from it being a a medical process and he made it about Enlightenment but in a kind of fluffy spiritual away will he made it a big movement right I think you saw that he was probably going to change the world without movement kind of did definitely had a big impact they had all those people that took acid but think about if you really stop and think about Apple and you really look at the fact that Apple Steve Jobs said that take an acid was like one of the greatest thing that has ever happened to me we talked about it and who knows what what an impact that had on him deciding to start apple and what would an impact Apple has had in the technology world in the book he has a straight line from people starting to take all the stuff because it was happening in Silicon Valley lead there was a guy named no Hubbard around us is mentioned also Hubbard who was really like you know of corporate version of LSD he was going to companies and he was taking the CEOs of companies and taking them in for these three-day drop acid experiences corporate how is a try some corporations go to Brittany not a lot but there's some cool companies go to burning man you know what's this Alfred Matthew Hubbard he's an early proponent of the drug LSD during the 1950's he is reputed to be the Johnny Appleseed of LSD and the first person to emphasize LED LSD potential as a Visionary or transcendental drug but this guy had on the f****** life somebody's got to do a movie his life he he was like working for the government's he was a double agent he was he was before before during and after he had like eight different careers and he was like a spy and he bought it he started with nothing and ended up with like a bunch of airplanes that he was leasing out became a millionaire and then spent it all trying to educate people on LSD he was worth like tens of millions of dollars in the ended up broke at the end yeah all for the LSD he believed in it so strongly that said it was going to change the world and it would have it may still now there's now it's coming back well there was a little hiccup or several Generations how to pass before people start understanding that there's there's a risk to everything there's a risk to sports there's a risk to every something you do driving your car the risk is the risk of psychedelics there's also a reward and I think if you're going to be honest you have to look at both of them you have to look at the potential risk you have to look at the reward and they're not looking at the reward to try this too many people out there that are trying to deny the reward and you got to find out why and in this day and age in might be a conspiracy it might be some pharmaceutical industry that doesn't want it to be legal because it would undermine their profits it might be it might be some law enforcement unions that think it's a bad idea to make less things illegal to take no prisoners yeah it'll take people away in on terms of the amount of people that they need for the job that you know which I think that's another story but when you and I want people to look at that kind of stuff and you look at by the underlying sort of patterns that we follow in this country are you happy or not happy with the way things go the way things are run in what sense just in any sense in all of it I trust that we do have the best system out there and we challenge it everyday and I do think that we live in a place where the tenants of our society are in place sure they swing one way or the other but I still believe democracy and I think the internet as an as an overall thing has been positive for people getting their voices out and for your information. The idea that we were faced with that in this day and age has grown adults telling other grown adults what they can and can't put in their body and not being honest about the benefits and that's where it gets squirrely that's where the whole thing falls apart and I came and I'm not going to let you take that acid why well because it's illegal look I wrote it down can I take the asset that would be Preposterous but somehow or another it works when there's a million people that a person can tell you know you're if you're f****** grown adults you can't tell me what I can take that's stupid if I if you can't prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that what I'm going to take is going to f*** with you if you can't prove that then stop it look if someone does something take something and doesn't it take PCP and they run face-first through a f****** 7-Eleven window that's on them that's on their actions it doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to try PCP and I don't think you should try PCP I think we have enough people smashed the windows and go crazy or hey maybe that's a drug but that's how you find out about that you like grown adults make their own decisions and this is the same society that allows the Pharmaceuticals to paddle opiates to people for the last 30 years saying that it was the greatest thing you could do exactly I think it's good that they make money because they make medicine that helps a lot of people they're not all bad I think in general Pharmaceuticals have helped people in tremendous ways but you can't deny that if there's some way shape or form that people are influencing other people having access to special things because it would impact their profit line that's that's evil that's evil you have a lot of f****** money if you really going out of your way to hire lobbyists to make sure that mushrooms don't get on the table come on man real problem that's a real problem this is opposing forces they were battling to try to get total complete free of your Consciousness these are the opposing forces their ignorance the lady psychiatrist I guarantee these psychiatrist were worried about correlations between psychotic episodes and psychedelic drug use and they're worried about people falling apart and they're right there right this is the one that wanted to get it illegal to write it's like working on backflips when there's a f****** thin pad under you on your head and you're right I don't do gymnastics you're not doing to me. Falling when your f****** head right this is same thing same thing so people worried about it that don't really have experience in it I guarantee you most those psychiatrist just didn't have experience in it or we're super cautious folks you know occurrence of a psychotic episode is so much lower what else do you know when you're when it's being dispensed the right way so much lower lead through it . predict not over-the-top but just announcing your intentions that we're going into this we're going in this we're going to let go I'm going to give thanks to all the spirits around us and all the energy around us just go into this with a good intention give be grateful be going to it with gratitude and then the way it hits you it hits you like like a infinite Cyclone of geometric patterns in impossible colors just blasting in your brain instantaneously like going into it with the intention of letting go is probably one of the best piece of advice you could give people to avoid a freak out short faced bear on steroids your ego's trying to wrestle with this impossible to resist force and that's what leads to a lot of people freaking out losing your ego is the ultimate goal of it you keep it in check you lose some of it you keep some of it because that's the part of your survival mechanism of the real problem is like having a healthy ego you know like I'll give your wife looks good turn herself in the mirror says I got to look at it you look f****** great I do look good but she feels good feels every that's ego right you want to know you you look good but it's not a bad ego it's fun and I'm saying the real problem is when it gets out of control and toxic then it will take other people seeing like who you know what you see gross gross Behavior gross selfishness you see that and that's the bad part of the ego but the key is to know which is which and it's hard it's hard to know which is which which one is the overwhelming Force inside your mind which one is the one that's controlling your Consciousness in your behavior and which is the good one the bad one is it the fun healthy one or is it the one that is completely obsessed with yourself and only yourself to the roots and you start where did all this come from like where is it where's all what's the source of all this like oh there's a validation issue there's a this issue is a trust issue there's a you know whatever the f*** it is it's swirling out of that in this unnatural form to create the negative behavior that you are manifesting in your life like it all that comes with something in one of things about psychedelic experiences is it shut it like it shut the eagle offer f*** it is it's swirling out of that in this unnatural form they create the negative behavior that you are manifesting in your life like it all that comes with something in one of things about psychedelic experiences is it shut it like it shut the ego off for a second unless you stand outside of mango


    Judas Priest Had Straight Guys Dressing Like Gay Bikers! - Joe Rogan and Greg Fitzsimmons
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    back in the day with the doggie thing though is that like 1970s that was so f****** big it was the first time women were marketed to for exercise women maybe competed in athletic events this one's anal aerobic Championship oh my God look at this is a choreographed dance this is so strange straight as f*** and they don't even know they're doing gay stuff you know it's like it's like before everybody knew that Rob Halford from Judas Priest is it is gay he used to make everybody dress up like him because everybody like the kids that were straight kids and we're huge fans of Judas Priest they would wear the cap and then wearing gay aesthetic like gay biker looking tough guys to everybody got into it because they loved him cuz you decide badass and he's such a f****** awesome frontman that like he had straight guys dressing up like a gay bike that's f****** hilarious and then he comes out and they're all still so confused hell yeah I did that you did at UPS at 2. I mean look at the outfit bro seriously leather Paperboy hat on a soldier's hat and he's got leather vest with no shirt underneath leather gloves at spice all S&M s*** tight tight tight leather pants hilarious we're talking about something right before we talked about that they had dudes wearing singles look at it look at this outfit this is that's like a singlet from wrestling but with long pants yeah this is bananas but they got Mana dress like this look at what they're wearing their nipples like their nipples are popped out there all supergate out and they think on his leg is 3/4 length Reebok high tops velcro how to get the velcro that's the newest technology infection every girl is dressed like you know I guess they look more like why they have two different outfits the girls have some of them expose the mid drift like the dirty girls that they are and the other ones they were one piece give me your seven call Miami Vice doubt he's got shoulder pads yeah classes dress like how weird that people do you remember people actually dressing like that in a classic situation do they go to classes dress like that


    Joe Rogan on Offensive Comedy
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    different era people are different look people are changing and it's really interesting obvious sign that things that were super acceptable and when does this In Living Color I want to say was like 90 to 94 90 94 so that the way you could do certain bits and what you get away with him put on television just different so I think that's one of those like probably one of the least good things that's happening with us with social media is as rapid evolution of what's acceptable not acceptable anymore and is changing very quickly in terms of subjects in terms of the way you approach things in terms of like obvious bigotry or obvious bias it's like it's all getting very highlighted you see an artist as somebody who's taking their intervision putting it out and you go for the rider you don't or is it are we supposed to be representing Society in our stand-up who is it's all supposed to be fair balance representations of different ethnic groups and genders you know and it's like when did it all have to become a morality tale when did every depiction of every race have to be fair no can't you have an a****** who's black can't you have a killer who's gay without it becoming a depiction of that entire so you know group yeah it's like what are a real problem is that prejudice does exist so when it does exist you kind of look for it and things and you say hey this has the characteristics of prejudice I see this here I see what you doing here. I think this is Prejudice with a No-No this is making fun of Puerto Rican men does not Prejudice this is an account of real occurrences that turned into humor the flamboyant masculinity of Puerto Rican men like in New York like that's if you if you thought of a type of Latino sort of the bravado you know the music the food everything spicy 50 pic on the inside and outside the car door is always open their half in the car they're half right this isn't racist this is and they've got all different kinds of you know you can get sushi temp or whatever the parking lot for this place because 80% of the people there are Asian film it and put it on a f****** television channel it is just people unless you produce it Emmy award-winning writer you could actually do something like that you like a legit right or you can totally produced that like NASCAR it's just people like not getting how to get out of a parking spot without taking like 8K turns and people on the wrong side of the street and backing up without looking over their shoulders and they're all agent and it's f****** hilarious I didn't say it was wrong but it's happening Dave explained it why it's a stereotype but why also why Asian people would be more likely to walk straight and you don't like if you if you go to watch Ina or if you go to any of those Asian company Asian countries when people walk straight at each other they all kind of have this way of touching and they just there's so many people to just grinding pass each other really so when you're in China in particular people are like indifferent to bumping into you doesn't bother them at all they just bump into you just bump into you I like it so you're not is a negative judgment on the entire race because they had this one characteristic but to ignore that one characteristics take a defensive but there's but this person did and it was I go I was girl X Girl Scout cookie season those little horses are out there popping up their tables wherever you are selling those stale shity overpriced but you buy them cuz it makes you feel good like you're a good person you know and then you walk through the parking lot and some black kid comes up with a box of Snickers gone hey will you support my basketball team when you're like that the f****** scamps turn up the tables wherever you are selling those stale shity overpriced but you buy them cuz it makes you feel good like you're a good person you know and then you walk through the parking lot and some black kid comes up with a box of Snickers gone hey Wii U support my basketball team when you're like that the f****** scamps


    Michael Shermer and Joe Rogan: Would Heaven Be Heavenly?
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    you don't know and the reality is Amanda look maybe there is an afterlife maybe when we stop living something happens and our essential energy goes into another dimension it's possible but you do not look good being alive is so Titanic Libras are just being a human being looking through eyeballs at each other across from this wooden table that was cut down from living organisms that turn into hearts Sandeman Psalm and then you put it in a building in the electricity's rolling through the walls and if you stuck a fork and they die all of it is crazy the fact that we're on a planet I mean the effect of the universe is at least as far as we can tell infant all that stuff is crazy your essential energy doesn't transfer into some other state why not you say something that you're not sure of and you say this is what's going to happen but you don't really know you're a huckster that's right that's that's right Christopher Hitchens called the Christian Heaven Celestial North Korea dictator that knows everything you do and controls everything forever that's hilarious but he doesn't tell you anymore I told you already I told you two thousand years ago this dude wrote it down but then a bunch of other dudes got together and how to revive then like a new draft in the new drive to get to decide people got to decide what goes in and what doesn't go in some of the stories are based on right accounts from hundreds of years after Jesus's death like the Bible is a Wiki is a great analogy with when he was dying he wrote a series of essays for Vanity Fair book now I think it's called mortality or something like that anyway whatever was people think dying is like you're at a party and someone Taps you on the shoulder and says you have to leave now and where is the party's going to go on without you I don't know because okay so let's play this out you're at the party and you get tapped on the shoulder and said you can never leave the party you have to stay here forever with these people like one of Julius funny lines is the the Mormon boys were telling her is like in heaven is going to be great you you get you beer made whole again like the blind shall see and the deaf shall hear again in the crippled chubby hold again she said well I had uterine cancer and I had my uterus taken out do I get my uterus back your family and see what her know that would not be good in my case maybe they'll be cured though they'll realize the errors of their way so you'll be all enlightened who are you and you know do you know that theseus's ship the Greek Minotaur Slayer Theseus comes back and it is hero and they preserve his ship in the museum forever but the wood rot and they replace the ship and over Tremors Mustang cuz my first car was a 66 Ford Mustang a classic can I head over 19 years almost there was a great car but I banged it up so much I replace this and that pretty much by the time I sold it as a classic and made it a nice little chunk of change on it there was very little of the original left but it's the paternot the material count so this whole debate about when you're resurrected in heaven with Jesus what's up there is it your physical body if it does some Christian sects that yeah how old are you when you're in heaven 30 this is the year that came up with cuz that's the age Jesus was when he was crucified what happened to the last 21 years of Joe Rogan's body memories I want to go back to the dude up there with Jesus or when we're having that body 30 year old body of like less problem. I'm very serious yeah I've been beating on for 21 years since then the rights that like when I was 30 is when I got hardcore into Jitsu so that's 20 years of getting choked that Christian was able God makes you whole again you'll have no injuries but that's not really part of you part of you is your injuries did that hurt me I also learned from that's right Mega stronger learned the incremental struggle but whether it's like rigorous exercise or learning something or I think everything that I do this difficult makes me just a little bit more aware a little bit better at other things just a little bit a little bit better to talk to a little bit easier to deal with a little more friendly and all those things I think I wouldn't give for anything that's more important than whatever injuries I've got with I think you know I wonder how you going to feel when you're eighty I wanted you to feel like that but there's got to be a point of diminishing returns I thought I'd rather be stupid and 40 then to be enlightened and can't get out of bed very well my older athletic friends tell me it's about that mid-80s when things drop off fairly quickly and I can stay pretty fit into their 70s maybe still racing bike racing at 80 but 85 or so things pretty quick that's why you got to go to hormone replacement air or whatever yeah or the ice plunges or the young person's blood hundreds of millions of dollars into cut my Calico for example of companies that are trying to get their big goal is to defeat aging through re-engineering sell something and philosophical go behind it is we have to defeat agent so people can live for centuries or forever do which I say let's not worry about living 500 years let's let's worry about like prostate cancer and breast cancer and Alzheimer's and Dementia and just a little incremental medical problem quality Vallejo things worry about things that take people out young yeah you can live a longer quality life Michael Shermer at 300 years old okay what what's natural their surveys on these people and people dancer is whatever the current average lifespan is so well 80 seems about right okay fast forward to your the day before your 80th birthday tomorrow you're going to go you want another week yeah I'll take another week that's for 6 days would you like another month I'll take another month thank you and and that would never end so of course if you're healthy and happy and you don't want to talk to yourself or whatever cuz you're super super depressed or something like that yes you're just going to want to keep nothing wrong with that if we can do that but what if you die and it's way better what if you die and you really do you leave your physical body there's no need for emotions and all the entanglements of human existence and you go to this beauty outlet Lacey Bliss and life and love is pure love and without a body embodied unhindered I don't know what that be fun I don't know what's worse is that what we're here for were here for fun I'm doing a shity job. I'm going crazy right now we should be in a party then on the way to Vegas had a college professor when I was in my Christian days who asked me when I was pitching in the Christian story are there golf courses in tennis courts in heaven because I like physical challenges when I get out there and push myself no challenges no working out no physical tensions Andrew right yeah and if you don't need it and they remove that part of humanity that we no longer want challenges in to be pushed to better ourselves and they play chess in heaven


    Michael Shermer on Psychics and Other Con Artists - Joe Rogan
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    this one person who was talking about the purpose of life and when you die what's going to happen and immediately started laughing I'm like you don't know how he saying this like when you die what happens if you use like a spiritual type characters spiritual years that I was a big thing people caught on to that little earpiece earpiece or just a cold reading Father Figure as his grandfather father Uncle friend of the family are you can and he's saying something about it's okay for you to forgive yourself have your just vague enough people like oh my God it's right all the time it's always right like for real horoscope if you really want to pay attention to actual astrology that you and they have to know the date you were born the time you were born or not just a month of August right you know it's like they got they want to know morning or evening where you at your PT Barnum you this offer something for everybody so if you make a general enough you know why I sent you an intelligent wise person that people really enjoy your company and and you like going to parties and be with other people and yet you like the quiet Solitude of a walk on the beach and I'll be able to yep that is so me they are so convinced I got a friend of mine who's trying to tell me that he makes all of his decision based on Consulting with his astrologer are themselves remembering the Psychic Friends Network the 90s when it's hard to make a living as a magician doing kids parties they all want to have their own Vegas show but only a few people get that so you got to do something on the side so this guy was doing Psychic Friends Network and he told me all about to give him a book a three-ring binder Neo here's the kinds of things you should say and you'll people are calling for love Health money career questions so you can spend 20 30 minutes at 395 a minute just going through there and I sent you in a relationship right now and one of you is more committed than the other tell me about that they're still talking and you're thinking about travel you're not happy with your job or some Financial stress in your life right now and I know you told me about stuff like that now go get a crystal and then a candle I want you to set it up here on your desk and this would go on and on for hours and they charge by the hour getting out of hand. People are paying their bills to pack a little bit because I'm just right they would do it through the phone that's interesting that yeah they wouldn't get a credit card from you they would just stay on the line with you so he told me that when he first started he got like $0.60 on the minute 395 you have to like if you want to be a doctor you have to go when you get to go to medical school to get a degree you shouldn't because in New York City for example it was difficult to Outlaw I like the three card Monte guys on the sidewalk with the cardboard because it's just kind of a game now it would be illegal to sell fraudulent stocks or something like that or sell a product that's advertised is a health product when it's not but if they in that case it's under food rather than sort or say no Health Products like vitamins are under different standards then say medical drugs a psychic is more like an Entertainer so this is for entertainment purposes only so we can do whatever we want as opposed to a medical doctor that's dispensing advice so selling psychics like you should be able that you have to exhibit some sort of psychic something at well they can't you know under controlled conditions they always fail there's nothing that's ever been done. The one thing that I've ever had that statistically more people can recognize that people are staring at them when they looking at you from behind that horseshit well it's not it's not been consistently replicated can detect well we talk it's one explanation the Skeptics explanation is that if I'm in a say a Starbucks or something and I kind of have a sense that people are talking about him it may be looking at me and in and I look and that catches somebody and they turned to me and I think all that person is looking at me or vice versa I'm looking at them and then they send something or whatever it said it could be some element of chance to that now you know he believes that it's actually some kind of like that psychic powers do the medium like what I'm looking at you something's coming out of my eyes and tickling your neck so that's his morphic Reservoir Sarah morphic resonance now Richard Wiseman a British like a psychologist he's tried to replicate that any always fails and then this other woman Marilyn Schlitz she also try to replicate it and she was able to replicate some of it so there may be an experimenter bias it's not clear if it's the Skeptics believe in that case it's best to just say you know we don't know it's out the default position the null hypothesis is that is not true until you prove otherwise and if that's a that's a difficult one to prove now if they say if I say well why is the effects of subtle why can't you go to Vegas and become a millionaire gambling or play the stock market you know we know trailer is just need a tiny and a 1.01% advantage over the other traitors whatever they can pay me my money just psychic ability you sleep in certain drugs that make you hyper they are very different effects so saying psychic ability like maybe of the ability to see if someone's looking at you but you don't have the ability to pick the lottery right so the hard part in testing psychics is to pin down what is exactly are you saying you could do and that that's where it gets pretty fuzzy so these like why is it legal for the phone so I can see that you can't pin him down if relationship advice not your Guru which is basically I am your Guru he has that moment in this huge Auditorium just like 3,000 people there and get this woman up on stage and she's got relationship problems he said you have your phone feels yeah take out your phone and call him right now and she talks her through dumping this guy on stage on the phone and he's at work or something he's like what and then she hangs up and everybody's happy is that a good thing or bad thing I have no idea but what if you know I mean that seems crazy like how do you know what kind of relationship they really have talked to both of them and they they knew all about her in the relationship and it was about to go shower anyway so we brought her up like okay so this is the thing with you see the psychic on TV there's a lot of stuff you don't they work say okay so this is the thing with you see the psychics on TV there's a lot of stuff you don't they work the audience they know people still out like it is just like the faith healers they still have prayer cards to put their name and address in their ailment and then another Faith healers have a little earbud in there and they're listening to the person in the back reading okay here's the person they have glaucoma or whatever and you hear him calling this outside so there's a lot of that that we don't see


    Who Really Killed Kennedy? - Joe Rogan and Michael Shermer
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    it says we want the size of the event to be matched by a cause that's equally of that size so they know how do I use as you know the Holocaust the worst genocide in human history caused by the Nazis the worst Brazilian political regime in human history there's a match there if you say something like 911 you think that doesn't Harvey Oswald acted alone all of the evidence and anybody else and all of the evidence against particularly him has bookcase closed and then the attorney what's his name that attorney call got a job at The Book Depository building which just happened to be where the parade just happened to be with the parade route was going to get Everclear shot so is Posner that track down win the White House determined even when Kennedy was going to Dallas let alone what the parade route would be in Doswell already had the job there that's just chance they knew in advance bro what about the magic bullet theory well that's been settled by the fact that the way it's shown in the video is that the two seats are like this and that the bullet has to do this one fact the seats were like that and that Connelly was while you're out here in audio form just what you're saying shoulder it is already moving down Packers Roost it right the this has been tested and tested and tested well sort of here's here's my issue with just one on the pro side the idea that bullets will take a straight path is ridiculous I've talked to Hunters that have shot animals in the front and had a bullet come out the same side they shot it ricocheted off bones and in came out like the front of the animal like bullets take weird path when they hit things in particular arrows they take a naked as a person who is well-versed in firearms and Shop animals and hunted you don't sometimes a bullet go straight through and sometimes it hits bones and wacky things happen things deflect but on the negative side they always distort bullets always distort particularly when they hit bone what bothered me was that they found that bullet in Connelly's Gurnee when they brought him to the hospital because convene sound is Bill at a hot we have it this is the boy that matches the the same rifle oh yeah and it wasn't pristine it was flattened barely if you look at that bullet that bullet is nothing like a bullet the bone when bullets hit bone they've been mushroom they balloon they been they distort wildly they don't come out looking like that they come out looking like that when you shoot him in the water or when you shoot him into it like feathers they don't come out looking like that under normal circumstances when they shatter the bone of two different people well do you know that for sure y'all do not know that for sure but I'm one thing I do know a lot about is I know quite a bit about what bullets look like when they hit things I've looked into this pretty extensively in a talk to a lot of people in law enforcement military hunters and none of them believe that that bullet hit bones shattered bones came out looking like that is it possible that that bullet was the only bullet ever in the history of the world that did do that it might be weeds of the anomalies what about the Silver Bullet had attempted to assassinate a general named Walker 6 months before with his rifle and a handgun and he went over to the house he took a shot through the guys Whitney so I'm at the desk took a shot missed him he told his wife about it he's I'm a revolutionary I'm trying to start something even hit the president is very possible that some other people involved as well who I don't know who they are just because you don't know who they are but why do we need to postulate extra people because of all the gunshots that happened in the short amount of time the fact the reason why they came up with the theory of the Magic Bullet in the first place because they had to account for a bullet that hit a curb underneath the overpass do you know that right look at this came up with the idea been there you know why they came up with the short I mean it's right there that's that's sort of true yeah it's not a far shot and he was a pretty good Marksman depositor track down his we're not talking about that we talked about the reason why they came up with the magic bullet there in the first place do you know what will I thought it was because of the alignment of the seats know cuz they had to attribute three shots they had one of them from three bullets but then they found a bullet that hit the curb on the underside and got checked into a hospital cuz you hit the Ricochet so there's a curb that they proved was hit with a bullet with a bullet hole in the granite or whatever the f*** the cribs made out of it hit this guy he went to the hospital so he was hit with a Ricochet so they knew that one bullet had not hit the president and so they had to attribute all of these wounds to one bullet now that one bullet that landed into his neck another Bulletin in the Hat reading books of War how did these three bullets cause a wound as well then they came up with the mat there's a there's a bullet look at it from The End by experiments as a chief Consulting in wound ballistics for the US Army supervise test for the Warren Commission here's the thing I don't I don't necessarily think that there was some Grand conspiracy but I do think it's entirely possible that someone took that posthumously took that rifle and wanted to pin it on Lee Harvey Oswald definitively but there's people to do things when they know someone's guilty and they plant evidence Mark Fuhrman did that with OJ Simpson They found his glove and they planted evidence and there was one of the reasons why OJ got off because there was some sort of conspiring to make it look like he was in it with a clear path and they could have just taken that rifle what could have been the Oswald did it alone it's possible but also could have been this some other people were shooting at him to it could have been that they had decided to have Oswald be a part of this and when Jack Ruby ran in and shot him that doesn't look a little suspicious that some guy with ties to the Mob gets right up to this guy who just shot the president and shoot them like why I never needed for do it publicly about rubies character and who he was Major Kennedy supporter running with some Bad Dudes Bratz bad Hombres there in Texas and he was a gun owner security wasn't anything like it is now it really could just walk right in like you did it's possible but it's also possible to that guy owed something to the Mob and this what they told me to do it going to get rid of that guy no one's going to care of going to be happy f*** that guy shot the president people wanted to be one way or the other and they want they want to close talk to me that way I mean Lincoln was assassinated by conspiracy and that was evident pretty quickly afterwards and they rounded them up you know World War 1 was launched by a conspiracy with the assassination of Franz Ferdinand by a Serbian group of the Black Hand of group of nationalists what we already talked about the Vietnam War that you're all the shenanigans we were doing in South America with dictators there were back in this dictator cuz he's a son of a b**** but he's our son of a b**** versus guy and we're going to assassinate Castro all the stuff that came out that Johnson tried to cover up that came out and the Pentagon papers about Kennedy plotting to 1/2 Castro assassinated in my opinion after reading particular Gerald Fosters book case closed its is a funny internet meme that went around last week of a guy dies goes to heaven and God says you've been such a good fellow your whole life I'll Grant you one wish you can ask me anything he's alright who killed Kennedy and God said it was Lee Harvey Oswald acting alone using his own Carcano rifle in the guy goes this goes higher up than I thought do you ever read David lifton's novel or book about it rather I didn't read the whole book at you know when I was researching this back in the 90s went after the Oliver Stone film came out cuz used him as a theatrical tool very distorting film in pipit film is such a powerful medium yeah hard to overcome that will that move in particular we got Kevin Costner was the good guy but it is the spray kind of comes out the front yeah it kind of comes out the front and one thing that does happen when people or things get shot is you have nerves and nerves reacting and things things do weird you know weird results in your body when if you get hit by something it doesn't mean Texas Dallas Texas the attributed the throat wound to frontal shot at something hit him in the front and then the Bethesda Maryland they said that it was a trait wound they they opened about the clear is breathing pathway and then the conspiracy theorists would say why would you clear the breathing pathway of a guy wouldn't have a brain springshot out of his head there's also a bullet fragments in Connelly's wrist that weren't missing from the the bullets out the bullet itself whether you think it's pristine or not it's still it's not missing a lot of fragments and there's fragments in Connelly's body that they you could detect an x-ray this ends raising his wrist you can see the little pieces and I don't know what the explanation for that sing at it a hundred percent of actively they want one thing or another I think it's entirely possible that Lee Harvey Oswald it's either to me that they want to say this is the these are the two narratives Lee Harvey Oswald was a patsy had nothing to do with the government set him up or he acted alone but why what could he have been involved in it you know he obviously was involved in some shady characters the guy spent a ton of time in Russia came back over here very easily even though the Cold War was going on in a lot of weird stuff he might have very well been some sort of a government informant or working in cahoots with the government if that's the case and he did shoot Kennedy or shoot at Kennedy who's to say that he wasn't with other people and they killed him because this guy was going to go to jail and he's going to start talking when they arrested him he said I'm a patsy I'm just a patsy and then play them he's dead. We got them and that's it wrap it up tight it wasn't until the Zapruder film that question and I think that was a good 10 years later you know the whole history the Zapruder film how is releasing a show like crazy Dick Gregory comedian brought the film footage to the Geraldo Rivera show and showed it on television for the first time 71 or 72 or something like that it was way way after the assassination that's the American what was his 7575 so all those years later and then people got a chance to see the footage and they were like well this is not how it was described to us at all anime people skeptical there's a good Nova show on the ballistics in the head and testing the rifle and could you shoot that many times in that many seconds and so on it I know too much about what happens when bullets hit bones I don't buy that that was a bullet I do it look like I think they could have just dropped that bullet off doesn't mean that Lee Harvey Oswald didn't do it saying about that bullet those it's like there might be some fuckary involved and the David lifton book was that was the book that got me into conspiracies that f****** book God damn it so I can go back and not read it I bombed on stage because of that book Mormon and I was freaking out cuz I was like 24 or something like that was crazy to kill the president and then I realize like an accountant and he was hired to do something with the Warren Commission report and in it because he found some contradictions and he went over the entire Warren Commission report which is an enormous enormous publication and he found all of these problems all these problems in the Warren Commission report and all these contradictions and it was his determination after reading everything in writing his book he thought that the conclusion they made they made before the fact and they rode all this stuff to sort of the backup their conclusion that it wasn't based entirely on an objective version of the facts and of the event itself and his his take was there was a conspiracy well it's launched a mini industry of books and films is the best I was on his contacts. Seashell it's not that far and it just because someone gets lucky doesn't mean I can't get lucky like people get lucky all the time people flip a coin and it lands on heads a mile away I mean you know you could throw a coin you could you could throw a coin out of a helicopter you know you could say this is going to be you can get really as possible but this assassination of Franz Ferdinand that triggered the first world war this okay they they messed up in the head like seven of them and they met in secret and they got their weapons that morning and so on and so it's a couple of them chickened out somebody else got lost this is like three of them there somebody threw a hand grenade Mist rolling in the car behind Franz Ferdinand and they got hurt and went to the hospital and he's like not giving my speech just go to the hospital and visit see how he's doing so they double back like half an hour later they double back and come back down the same route and a guy who would miss he was just sitting there on the curb is like they are pure luck that doesn't happen orchestrated perfectly executed plots tour it certainly can but you know they the idea that I found it offensive the idea that there's no way Oswald could have hit him like that people say that but there's no way there's no way I like you're out of your you never shot anything that's crazy I can make that shot 100% yeah look if you have a rifle with a scope and a guy is a hundred yards away are you telling me can't shoot him that's crazy time that's crazy talk correctly if you have a rifle okay and this is happening and you dropped the rifle the scope gets damaged she gets moved it's it's a very sensitive thing like when you talk about something that goes any faster than the speed of sound a bullet firing out of a rifle you have did that that is going credibly fast and to be able to get that reticle exactly on where you think that bill it's going to hit requires a lot of adjustments when you go to the range they set up a LED sled you put your rifle down his sled so you're not holding the rifle and by the way I wasn't holding the idea was that he had arrested which makes it much more steady and much more easier to make an accurate shot so you set up his rifle on the LED sled and it's usually a hundred yards or 200 yards would it however far the distance is to the Target you squeeze squeeze squeeze Boom the trigger goes off and you see that the bullet is low and to the left by a couple inches you make an adjustment on the scope if you drop that rifle that scope gets knocked the adjustment out the window so the idea that there's like a perfect chain of command call pulling that trigger and that scope never got rattled at all. But the conspiracy theorist want you to think there's no way he could have made that shot that scope wasn't even lined up good how the f*** do you know it right now you don't know anybody who knows anything about rifles knows there's no way you could do make a shot cuz this scope is off. It's 6 in to the left wow Case Closed there's no way people know whether or not that scope was on when he was pulling that trigger there's no way you know when I went to Dealey Plaza it's so big in our public imagination to get snotty nose like this is it it's tiny and so small that's just right there dude I can shoot that was a narrow I bet you could I guarantee if you give me sometime you give me sometimes you put a Target right where that thing was right with that Lincoln was here and you put me in that window I guarantee I hit that Target with a bow with holding it he was a crazy f*** Lee Harvey Oswald was involved in a lot of shady s*** it wasn't like he was just some dentist somewhere and he told her the second I always wondered why he didn't shoot him there when can't hear the car coming right at him window in the window on the left hand side he's over there yeah it's right there a shuttle from that window yeah yeah so I always wondered why you didn't shoot him when the car is coming right at him cuz I would have been a cleaner shot it seems to me head-on you mean yeah yeah maybe want to shoot like maybe panicats that upper right yeah just don't have it right here I've been twice there and there's always conspiracy people walking around I said they're looking for a tip so I gave this guy ten bucks to go or give me the whole story and I was very entertained fans cigar give me the whole story and all he did was very entertained cuz the grassy knoll to pick any fans


    Don't Listen to Joe Rogan!
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    what you say if somebody yeah I was in Costa Rica and we were down at this this water is the biggest waterfall ever seeing it was like hundreds of feet high and it landed in this Lagoon this round Lagoon and the water they told you don't go near the water and so there's these Japanese girls sitting on the edge they got their feet in and then one of them like jumps in and the water f****** sucks her down immediately Stone in 16 and so I drove into the water and I grabbed her and luckily I was checking them out because they were these beautiful Japanese recipe I had my eyes on them and so I dive in and I grabbed her and I pulled up to the surface I do the cross arm carry and I pulled her out and you know what you did just turned turn to her friends they all like him solder nobody said thank you I fucken saved your life so anyway how about a little Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese she probably thought you were a lifeguard and they didn't see it happen so I was so f****** bummed when we get to the parking lot and that there's just busload of kids from school and they had seen the whole thing and they started chanting hero to me that's got to be a great feeling even if they didn't say thank you saved them superhero listen to me I'm a f****** idiot why you listening to me because if people say I changed their life okay if I accept it on the positive then I have to accept it on the negative 2 that's right you did it you did the whole thing that you you enjoyed I'm very happy for that and I talked to some people that brought you some great information I'm very happy for that to We're All in This Together hotline don't even do it don't do what the f*** do you want to do carbs in 40 year old man before stop it don't listen to me


    Joe Rogan's Sugar-Fueled Taekwondo Tournament
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    thanks girl scout cookies support the girls all that money goes to the manufacturer apparently this girl scouts make like 20% of the cookie money yeah it almost tastes a look at it cuz it's chocolate coconutty goodness why they have to be so bad for you when I was when I was working on a TV show one of The Producers had a daughter who was in the Girl Scouts and I guess you win contest if you sell over to sell the most cookie boxes so when the audience Woodstream out after the shows The Daily Show and the audience with stream out and the add a table set up to sell her cookies and she was selling a hundred boxes a day and for every day she was there f****** won that contest Outlook mariecallenders they just have pie just by just pie not even goodbye great considering it's all they do I should have eaten there I don't think I've ever eaten that maybe I-81 don't think I had the pie that seems a weird thing like I'm selling pies good luck we know you have Flower Branch out a little bit like how genius is that company owns Entenmann's but I'm trying to think of what the hell it was but it had like hard sugar on the outside it had some sort of creamy sweet stuff on the inside holyshit was it good yeah God damn it we lived out that should we had him as every night they had like they had one that had like a chocolate filling in it and in Route 1 powdered outside filter started to fight in the tournament once because I had a crazy sugar high from Dunkin Donuts I hurt myself I hurt something in my crotch I couldn't work out for like a week is coming up and all the other guys are competed with we're going to the tournament has like I just fought like a week before I like I don't think I could do it I'm like this doesn't feel right I'm just going to take the whole week off so I decided I'm just going to take off so deliver my newspapers and I go to Dunkin Donuts and I got this powdered lemon filled donut I got one of those and I got a Boston cream donut at one of those and I got ate like three Donuts exhausted tired drinking coffee delivering f****** newspapers for 3 hours and I was so jacked on sugar and coffee that I said I want to fight and so I didn't want to fight and so I drove into town like right before everybody was leaving me like why you here anyway man


    Joe Rogan on the Deadliest Epidemic in US History
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    find from injury and sickness and lot of people died from sickness you know no vaccines and you just at the mercy and then also it's the beginning of Agriculture so all these diseases are merging that we don't have immune systems for because they're being there being jumped from like they're they're jumping from pigs to people that jump it from chickens and birds to people that's where the source of most of these pandemic diseases come from a come from large-scale agriculture income for free like there's some demons are being brewed in that mix the source of the Spanish Flu which I think was the most deadly epidemic in US history I was at right was International to International for sure I think for sure was the most deadly epidemic in the US said came from somewhere around Virginia that b******* is going to take. Probably New Jersey I feel like you came from some sort of farm situation I don't know why I feel like I'm guessing that some of these like pig farms they have Links of waste one of them just got shot down somebody sent me an email that someone of maybe was Idaho or Iowa one of those Place one was I states that the laws got shut down to a gag clause or say if you were working in a slaughterhouse and you saw horrific conditions you got your cell phone out filmed it you can get prosecuted you would go to jail you could be sued because if it is is it came out well it's D I think those ag-gag laws existed as soon as they figured out that people could film videos of tapped you know cat people from talking about a lot of creepy s*** like this video this video this guy decided since no one openly fly over it so you flew over with a drone Spanish losing okay for many years Medical Ariens an epidemiologist hypothesize that the outbreak could have started in a British army base in Etta Place Frost or at Fort Riley in Kansas were the first American cases of the new strain of flu or recorded in March of 1918 more recently have proposed a third hypothesis the Spanish Flu originated somewhere in northern China in late 1917 and swiftly moved to Eastern Europe within a hundred forty thousand laborers in the French and British governments recruited to perform manual labor to free up the troops for wartime Duty 100 killed because of or the four-year Long Black Death Bubonic plague outbreak that swept Europe and Asia in the Middle Ages and this is one that for whatever reason people talk about the plague to talk about the Bubonic plague because once but no one talks about the Spanish flu but that's a rare it's not brought up that off and if you see this number this number of people died 50 million people in a year it's a rare it's not brought up that off and if you see this number this number of people died 50 million people in a year in a year man people talk about how bad the Black Death


    Joe Rogan on Trump's Wall, Immigration, and Government Shutdown
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    we're in the biggest crisis in terms of immigration in terms of national discussion the biggest discussion of it that I can never remember right now with this Walsh it with a government is completely shut down and no one's Budget on either side and all these government workers are not getting paid and some because Trump wants by Billie. For this wall I'm not let's just a in an ideal world it would be ideal if the way the world worked was the way America works we can just go wherever you want I be the ideal world if the whole world was America in the in the sense of you can go to New Mexico you don't have to get paperwork signed you don't have to didn't know has to tell you whether or not you're allowed to go visit or not go visit I'm just drive there that's that's a nice thing about America it's almost like Europe but you don't need a passport not and it's like you're up I know you guys been around longer know that good stuff that's not what I mean I mean in terms of there's a bunch of different fields difference between visiting Montana and visiting Miami you know if you go to Billings Montana and hang out with the local Folks at a coffee shop and then you go to some f****** crazy after already after hours party in Miami and Miami Beach at 4 in the morning and P-Diddy shows up is all these celebrities and people are doing coke on the floor and like what the f*** is this Bob go there when it be great if the whole world was like that you just kind of go wherever you wanted to go and it would all sort itself out the ideas you can't because it will f****** our quality of life would make us less safe and I get the argument the certainly you don't want to bring in criminals and murderers you don't want drug dealers making their way into this country and starting gang violence and all that stuff yes you're absolutely right and to deny that I think it's pretty f****** foolish yeah I think it's a matter of like fluid always going to be fluid and it needs to be fluid you know we need MD immigrant Spirit of coming in and a lot of them do start small businesses when you do it again when they're brought in Legally and so how do you how do you create a flow of people that is good for us cuz they say most of the immigrants that come here are the smartest sharpest people most driven and wherever they're from so we're actually drawing a really good you nobody talks much about the criminals but the truth is most of them I'm over here are the ones that probably have the most to offer this country exactly like our parents generation like our grandparents like my grandparents like when did your your grandparents come over here it was a your grandparents or my grandparents might as well somehow they kept finding the money to send one kid over at a time like you see when they're about 15 crazy what kind of s*** is what I'm talking about like those kind of people should they be allowed to come here that's that's how this thing got started the real problem is that their spots that suck us the real problem so we're talking about like white privilege is White Privilege is not the problem the problem is racism racism doesn't exist in everyone's exactly the same and then we're okay. We don't need to worry about white privilege the real problem getting your not getting racist things thrown at you the way black people are sure but that's not the problem the problem is racist things being thrown at black people something I don't get it so you get it right it's like to highlight the fact that it's not happening to me I get what you're saying but the real problem I think it's a distraction but the real problem is the racism itself the real problem is the when you see actual Nazis in 2018-2019 actual ones real ones like not not just dressing up as they think it's a hoot Rebel I'm f****** Hippodrome I got a piece of tape under my nose really Nazis but they're dumb right then she'll real Nazi 2019 like that real racism regular classes like once a month there's a demonstration and it's either the alt-right having a demonstration and then the Whitley, something far and Tifa FIFA show up and they have regular fights and it's f****** Nazis goddamn Upstate because it was originally there were no black people allowed in Oregon Portland as is for a progressive super super there so it's so you yeah cuz now Portland is his free Progressive super Progressive Progressive but there's no black people there so it's so you do have so many friends for dinner


    Jason Momoa is Everybody's Type! - Joe Rogan and Greg Fitzsimmons
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    I'm in because they're the ones that decide what to do at night yeah right there's not a whole lot of chicks begging to go to Slayer right and if they are that's it that's a good one they want to go see someone cute I bet this is probably a disproportionate number chicks going to see Aquaman but if you if you looked at the number of women that want to go see a Superhero Movie and the number women that want to go see yeah soft off the charger is Aquaman's favorite study that's a handsome man Jason Momoa Game of Thrones he's a beast to super nice guy to Whole Foods in a sweetheart sweetheart is confusing so call him beautiful she said he's everybody's type she's like you know some girls Brad Pitt's their type you know some girls it's you know fill in the blank does my right forearm ones I think it's his real tattoos because if he's doing a role where they don't want that that's a lot of time covering that s*** up everyday I don't think they have to cover up like a like a p*** theater in Times Square in the 70s for women's probably the popcorn butter nope nope nope Aquaman whatever you want to go yeah you're right with sketchy childhood MMA fighters coming off the charts yeah I want to say that in a very polite way it's quite as I can say handsome Spock. I want to see them ass kicker is too big so I feel like me and him slow around the same are you sure girls are watching that guy though like okay here's another one George St-Pierre hundred percent that beautiful body go to a picture up there was throwing a punch the one right there but you that I mean you don't think girls would be begging to have that inside of them that right here


    Joe Rogan Freaks Out About Alligators & Sharks
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    I was a kid they were an endangered species they would ask us to please not feed the marshmallow cuz I lived in Gainesville right by this place called Lake Alice and then they made it illegal to hunt them and they made him a protected species but then they f***** up they overprotected and those goddamn lizards are everywhere in a f****** everywhere my mom belongs to a golf course in Florida where she lives and there's is alligators apparently like this f****** 14 foot alligator and the people playing golf and it was a deer and a reason that every standing there going to like it here takes it to the bottom f****** done so talking about it what do we do about it so about three weeks later my mom is out on the course and her ball is right next to the lake where the alligator is and she forgets and she goes over and her ball is right on the edge and she's standing there and she was standing on some f****** like dead some dead grass and it gave out and she fell in the f****** Lake up to her neck and then she remembered and she fucken star scrambling up the mud and grabbing at the Reeds to get out of there and enter and the people that she was with his left she was playing by herself for some reason and she f****** got out of there and gotten the card and and then she just started laughing old lady nice soft old lady way more tender ya corn-fed car chase cops are chasing us to the stolen car and guy jumps off a bridge into the water in a media gets eaten by alligators the f****** car jumps into the river and smash he lands right in front of an alligator in front of the cops is there between the bridge and the water would work in the cop do you know that I think it's a I think it's a safe bet to take some shots anyway I think is not safe but to take some shots because of your cop would he hit the guy and they said all you shall be trying to cover up by alligators eat them is true from Florida to Cuba or or Cuba to Florida and the plane f****** went down and he survived the crash and read my Shark really funny that's so f***** up that 20 minute. Where you're floating in the water but you're thankful and you're almost giddy I did it I fucken survived bad day remember where the other Captain captains it's a f****** scars and he starts talking about his his time on the boat do you remember that scene oh yeah right steals up f****** f*** yeah he's still got movie where is he he steals I f****** movie you believe him wait till I was not the opening scene but he describes what it was like no that's a different shark attack kill people scroll back up so I can see what it says they're 1945 us naval ship was sunk by Japanese submarine the ship sinking was just the beginning of the sailors nightmare yeah that's the boat that's the story how many people died what's c900 made it into the water live there are deal so that's how many survived the crash so there's 900 of them alive now how many of them make it to the end out of 900 screw it screw it screw it screw backs 317 remained so so almost 600 people got to eat estimates of the number who died from shark attacks range from doesn't almost a hundred and fifty so the other people die from other things starvation probably so I bet when those guys died in the Sharks eight down and it got even worse f*** man that's f****** crazy just imagine a hundred fifty people eaten by sharks the amount of blood in the water f****** Christ that you know when you're around any kind of things meet you and kill you it puts it all into perspective that you're not you're not around that enough it's not it's not like you should be around at all the time but you should know it's a real thing and when you around it you got 200 sharks just we'll just eat you owe a bear will just eat you owe about languages eat you like these people that got killed this year was 2018 at least was very rare and that two people were documented killed by mountain lions in the Pacific Northwest one guy in Portland outside Little Wonder outside of Seattle pretty rare that mountain lions do that but oh not lying so just hit you oh that can happen till we think we're so safe and I think it I think you're right it would keep you in the moment I think we should release like grizzly in cities just because like you might be worried about the f****** stock market's down or take my wife's cheating and I think it I think you're ready we keep you in the moment I think we should release like grizzly in cities just because like you might be worried about all motherfuking stock markets down or think my wife's cheating


    Joe Rogan on the "Space is Fake" Conspiracy
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    to take a few years before I moved the climate of that sucker but so the other problems with conspiracy Cisco Ramon is the problem of anomalies what do you do with anomalies this is true in all sites no Theory explains every single thing that's out there that we want to study there's always going to be some like quirky saying that the main Theory hear that explains all these things here doesn't account for that okay what do we do with that has you assign it to a grad student let them figure it out this mistake is that well my theory explains this little anomaly so therefore it should replace this Theory and some people like Neil and Sean Carroll Lawrence Krauss Michio Kaku as like to web pages one page if you have an alternative Theory physics go to this page so they go there and is currently it's not that scientists dogmatically close-minded to the anomalies it's that we can explain everything and you don't have to do anything with that just just leave it there maybe eventually the pile up and it'll be a new Theory like Einstein's relativity okay there's enough anomalies here like the orbit of mercury and a few other things and so we have to modify Newtonian physics a little bit but for the most part filled with these things like the moment something big happens you go back and okay but there's this weird thing here that I don't know we don't have to explain everything do you know that there's a growing movement the think that the the space is fake space is fake and stupid the flat-earthers kicked him out thank God for real flat-earthers kicked out the spaces people space is fake is there the most skeptical it would be the upper atmosphere would be the edge of sulfate in some weird way to religion which is really interesting because even the Flat Earth people there's a tremendous amount of them that are extremely religious and they did talk about the firmament in the Bible in the Bible and that this is this is what's really going on is that they're trying to keep us from the knowledge that God has created this place is a very special place and so by pretending that it's round they somehow or another are controlling us thinking that we're not exceptional we're not lucky spaces fake that using a video from Ryan Gosling's movie he just made about Neil Armstrong first man on the moon has proof maybe it's just a troll account this is found out that makes everything this is the video I was talking about guys now you know it's all a big Act go to the Moon video Buzz Aldrin punching a guy. Guy I had dinner with that guy the guy who punched a firm believer that we never went to the moon documentary watch that one and I watch this guy's what is his name parts still believes it seems like a cab driver something he was involved in the news or local television or something like that backwards from that he released documentary called the fun A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the moon and in his documentary one of the things he did have is real shooting footage of the lunar module where it looks like they're faking a shot of them being really far out but then when they remove this cover the covers from all the windows are inside the the the lunar not the lunar module what is the one that does the Orbiter it really looks like they're in low or if it were a bit and this is like the main thing pointing to that like they couldn't get out of low or if it were a bit is also the fact they lost all of the Telemetry data which was the binary you know the ones and zeros it show the position of the lunar module at every stage there's a bunch of different things the fact that no one wanted especially Neil Armstrong became a recluse never wanted to talk about it you go and watch the press conference the press conference they look very shady look like they're completely Nicki Minaj go hard after the moon landing and the idea is that the ideas that he got over it after while needed to make a living not talk about it, but Neil Armstrong never did the thing that's compelling is that there was there were some there's some faking going on if you look at Jim and I was a Gemini 15 Michael Collins there's an image of Michael Collins when they were testing some the space walking staff and some of the some of the things they would do to to to walk outside of a spaceship date they had them all strapped up with cables and they're just experimenting with these things they took that photograph and then blacked out the background probably some overzealous PR agent and cool and heat it right here so the first one is clearly he's you know in a studio and they're working on things and just trying to understand how clearly he's you know in a studio and they're working on things and just trying to understand how all this stuff works and the second one that took the exact same photo just reversed it and blacked out the background and they put this just yet doesn't mean that they didn't go to the Moon that just means it's someone got a hold of some photographs and faked it and it's way more likely that there was more of that going on then that people didn't actually go to the Moon


    Joe Rogan - The State of Scientology
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    the church is in this country had to pay taxes didn't mean clearly especially when you look at the televangelist that are driving rolls-royces and flying around in private jets make there's profit is extreme amount get off it and it's discretionary income they can do whatever they want with it and you're you're dealing with massive massive sums of money and they don't contribute these people are clearly personally benefiting from the contributions of these people and then they don't pay taxes on it and in the case of like ministers who live in a church on home they don't have to pay property tax there's a lot of hidden benefits there it's amazing it's still here I mean especially when you deal with something like Scientology will you know the guy who wrote it like it's this is not some ancient attacks that. And it from the bottom gunkan minutes is the most nonsensical nonsense writing and yet they don't have to pay taxes cuz it's considered a legitimate religion Harlan Ellison the great science fiction writer died this year told me the story what story where elrond Hubbard allegedly said you know I'm going to go start a religion and somebody said you know but we should just start a religion and makes it up like that and in El Ron Hubbard does yeah you know that's a good idea I think I think I might do that and then they went out and wrote Dianetics and that became the founding document of Scientology did you watch the the HBO series on it the documentary rather going clear documentary good lawyers or whatever maybe they stop suing people I don't know I think the climate has shifted and I think people are more first of all for the longest time always thought of when you thought about scientology thought about positive thinking and John Travolta and Tom Cruise and it their own Super positive you know when they're getting things done and there's auditing and they're really taking care of their mind and you know been thinking clearly and eliminating all the negative influences but then once once the internet opened up these the the doctrines you get a chance to read it and people got a chance to mock it and then you know South Park did that whole series on it with a this is what they actually believe it needs to be like in South Park did that everybody was like holy s*** when it is that real people started Googling it and then looking into it and then it started to unravel slowly but surely people started leaving the church Lawrence Wright wrote the book all these things are happening and now Leah's coming in and live as you know I knew her Kevin James from King of Queens so I have known Leah for 20 plus years and when I first met her she was just like this hard-ass beautiful woman who's just like driven and like like she designed just like super active and just getting things done and just being productive Scientology and once going clear air and you got to see the El Ron Hubbard and listen to him talk and you you see the captain's outfit he had on with the metal that he gave himself like it's just it's amazing that it's so effective and so financially successful membership rolls are pretty low but their Property Holdings State owner in Los Angeles is that right yeah well at least they were there some Japanese folks that were number one and then it was number two with Scientology maybe that's not true anymore Oil Barons now the Inside Story I mean do scientologists went to court to court the judges and said this is copyrighted material and it's like what weight your religion how can you copyright a religious well then they somehow got around that I mean this will be like the Catholic church not telling you about Jesus and the resurrection until level eight after you paid $100,000 or something like that is just insane of the IRS caved in oh my God I don't want to f*** with these guys and they beat the IRS I'm a nobody I'm not going to defend myself but maybe they've stopped suing people maybe they're not going after Leah like I want a real estate here goes portfolio properties reported at four hundred million dollars in Hollywood a loan paid for in cash no left the church of Scientology is undeniably a formidable player in the real estate game that's what you got but they have some beautiful properties to it's just really amazing it's amazing do you know my my skipping friends are all they're going to go out of business anytime soon as like I don't know I think they could have practically no members and still they have all this real estate here's the thing even though it's nonsense just so is most religion let's just be honest Jesus walking on water when you're looking at horseshit everywhere it's just older horseshit it's you know whether or not it's based on some real events are some real people who knows but it's all nonsense have you ever heard of Julia Sweeney's monologue letting go of God no and she started reading Dawkins and median Harris and so on and then kind of let all that go and then she wrote a monologue is very moving to the mall opens she's in her house in Hollywood and the Mormon boys come by and she invites them in and they want to tell the story and she's thinking this is like a Hollywood pitch store you're going to pitch the story and I'll get back to you later 18 year old with their white start shirts and their bicycles in Julia starts pressing so what's the story here well see this guy Joseph Smith he he found these gold plates in his backyard and he translated them from ancient hieroglyphics into English and with these magic stones and they're going on and then Jesus came to America and there was a good Indians in the bad Indians how did the Jesus came to America and there was a good Indian the bad Indians it and he's like I just want to tell him I don't start with this door if this is a bad pitch Tori the scientologists no don't tell him about Xenu until way down the line


    Joe Rogan on Jeff Bezos Getting Divorced
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    I had an issue today where my credit card got robbed and you know whatever credit card fraud someone got a hold of my number which is really that's the one thing that people worry about the most about shopping online right but I guess I could kind of happen everywhere but you got to think that if there's anything that is changed malls more than anything it's got to be the ability to just shop online on your phone with Amazon that the fact that they figured that out I remember when Amazon came out and it was just a book who the f*** is going to buy books online go to the bookstore this is ridiculous stupid business has more money than any human on the planet has its yet divorced and everything that you make as a couple split anything you did that you're still getting paid for say 10 years ago you wrote a book or whatever mrs. Bezos is getting plus billion dollars wow so she's going to get half of that probably going to have because it's a lot of stock I said they're going to have to just be stay friends cuz they better she should be super nice to him the richest people in the world after all these book stores within our business there's some irony that Amazon now wants to start opening physical brick-and-mortar stores that is kind of ironic but it doesn't make sense though because there are some brick-and-mortar stores and I think that guy's a conqueror I think he just wants to take over everything Mobile City by Whole Foods and I was like the supermarket business I can f*** this up to I think it is right now most grocery stores even like all the Ralph's have home delivery within 2 hours to compete with Amazon Prime they just aren't comfortable with a certain amount of theft that's interesting but it's the online purchasing like that is got to put that must be putting the most as far as like the most impact on stores brick-and-mortar sources like the ability to purchase online State Street this morning at the end of the ride you know it's like maybe a quarter of the stores are closed out of business empty and you'll State Street Santa Barbara this is like the happening place to be and real estate friend of mine says loc that's $22,000 a month to lease


    Joe Rogan | Kelly Pavlik on Becoming Champion
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    I'm just going to recreate the highs of like when you knocked out Jermain Taylor how the f*** could you recreate that high you can't beat that combination when you pin them in the corner and put them away and then you walk away and you realize that you won holyshit and I don't even kick-in that's all going a hundred miles an hour I see the pictures all the time a while before I could even though I walked out of my house and I had them up you know on the sides before I go I still live with my parents at the time and I I did too I had him up at the house and I'll be leaving to go to the gym or something I look over at the belts and you know what those are my but it never really kicked in till like a little while later like that night you probably had to be going to f****** dream that's what it felt like it is what a fight this was God damn this is a fight this is one of my all-time favorite middleweight championship fights for sure and Jermain Taylor man he was a bad motherfuker a lot of people talked about before that and you know but smaller guys but he was a bronze medalist to beat you know what it is combination we put them away to f****** phenomenal man phenomenal this right here cuz you said everything possible for him not to get back up I know it sounds funny when people say that but that's the truth you know my big thing was if I got somebody hurt get them out because boxes dangerous Rhino and anything can happen a day backup they have a chance at knocking you out or beating you so when it was over like what does that feel like it is it's hard to explain it really is your just your you're on cloud nine you just want I could bring you down you know you're your you went from being a marine is through the roof to be in a world champion to be in a huge superstar in boxing and it is hard to grasp at once then it takes time and unfortunately sometimes you get it when it's too late you don't mean you really grasp it and it's just one of them things as you know even though I was talking with the guy last night and he brought up you was originally from South Korea he was talking about he goes there all the time Big Business guy and he says they actually just starting my flight down there something on how you can get knocked down this is more of your filled it up your alley how you get knocked down a what gets a guy to get back up recover the recovery the endurance to pretty much have your brains Rado but be able to come back that strong Browns later and knock somebody out you know and for me to simple answer is you know of course training heart shape but I guess what he's trying to figure out is like what's what's the brainwave what's the drive that get you to do that what what is the endurance of the muscles in your eyes pretty deep thinking and low pass there's a lot there there's a lot and there's no one person Vault every combination you get hit with is different you know some some combinations you just not going to get out from and some of them you you're on the border can you get up can you knock it up how bad you want it maybe think about your daughter maybe think about your mom and you just get this burst of adrenaline you like f*** this I'm getting up the referee gives you the county just fight smart keep your hands up and keep moving the next thing you know that cardio kicks in and then your back there there's a lot and there's no one first Vault every combination you get hit with his different you know some some combinations you just not going to get up from and some of them you you're on the border can you get up can you not get up how bad you want it maybe think about your daughter maybe think about your mom and you just get this part two but you write on and you like f*** this I'm getting up the referee give you the account you just fight smart keep your hands up and keep moving the next thing you know that cardio kicks in and then your back


    Joe Rogan | Kelly Pavlik Opens Up About His Drinking
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    yeah that's that's one that that gets a lot of Fighters yeah it does but it's one that you know on that that it takes me off and it don't ticks you off yeah so was the hometown you know and the troubles that I got in with the TMZ stuff like that how did the incidents that happened were Patty Small and if it wasn't wasn't in Youngstown it would never made new stuff that kind of happens to guns four wheeler backyard and some Bobcats and started the bandhan this is guy was helping out he knows how to run the excavators so I needed work he had no money I was taking care of him and his kids over at the house he's he's working so long story short after about 5 days I come home and he's in the pond or lake just in his underwear playing around I grab the BB gun I'm joking around with him you know cuz we're shooting targets for a couple days in between I should have been the alarm for 42 years old at the 41 years old at the time too so it wasn't a kid he gets eyes like how you shot me in and she's crying about it and everything else and next thing you know he he's cool though he gets out he sits on Facebook and he's giggling and laughing about it and he stays at my house that night his kids come over I'm feeding them we're having cookouts the next day a little things I don't know that I'm glad that I'm not involved in no more or I don't put myself and I wishon so he stays for 2 days after that at my house and his uncle comes there who work for the sheriff the local sheriff's department and goes a is so-and-so here and I said yeah he was I haven't seen him no and he goes okay listen to tell you so I weigh the news that media everything else don't come he has a warrant out for his arrest and tell him you know if he comes back call us so he leaves I go walking through the house and they come Brian comes down the steps and I was like do jackets hell out of here I was like I didn't know anything of this you having a warrant Bubba blah he goes over and passes out of my couch like all his uncle hey you want him if he's here so he finds out he ends up running out of the house and then they catch him know that night or whatever they could they take him in he does 2 months and the county jail gets out takes his uniform off walks over to the sheriff's department at the sheriff's department and presses charges on you yes for shooting with a BB gun yes and a buddy of mine who was there when it happened was video and it his girlfriend's laughing in the background you know when it happened but I was it was just a video of it happening he'd sold it to TMZ and next thing you know I end up getting sick or what about my attorney calls me also and says they go down turn yourself in you know it's a federal assault charge yeah yeah and it was a drawn-out case supposed to have been beat and turn to that over a BB gun but a guy and he said it was an assault so I always be trying to get from you got Grand and it was supposed to be filed a civil suit a couple months into this the criminal charges are supposed to be dropped at that point because prosecutor and everybody knew that it was all about money so they were going to drop the criminal charge they never did and it goes back in Youngstown you know I was out in the public eye and did some of the people that they had it out they had they have for people to understand how big star you are in Youngstown I mean I remember the time I remember stories in news Clips me youngstown's not a big place and other than Ray Boom Boom Mancini is not a whole lot of like really famous people specially Fighter 2 coming down sound but you are a f****** giant celebrity in that time and that was kind of my my bad on that that's where I take the default you know it's probably hard for you to even 30 years old is going on I looked at myself as everybody else I think that was the issue you hadn't recognized yet that you're in some weird place we have to watch what you're doing I felt like if I go to the bar and somebody goes it's been here 3 days he's a lush by argument was I got a right to be here just like you do matter fact I have more of a right you know I'm retired I've got my money put away your probably drinking your you know weekly pay away that was my thought process and that it was probably wasn't right you know because it comes down to is you are a big fish in a little Pond and it's a small City and I had I think that by being out there I brought a lot on myself because of that it is what it is unfortunately as an athlete you you can't do that and so that happened over a. Of time and to work out around in a lot of anger you know yes I'm jealous cuz I'm angry somewhere just didn't like me so much fun for them the gossip exactly cuz what else is it really is not beating up young son I love it it made me who I am but if you really look up Youngstown is not during a lot talk about besides the fact that we do put out the most NFL players per capita 36 years has as it came out besides actually held the title in the same weight class around the same exact time that Messi and he did Jeff Lampkin Greg Richardson and he had a handful of other guys like rolling Cummings and Fighters out there that were making noise out of Youngstown a guy can sitting around who fought Chavez and Camacho out of Youngstown but being at being at being there like that it brought a lot of attention and people wanted you wanted you know then there was a lot of angry people wasn't weird growing up there and then becoming a famous guy there yeah it is cuz again you know you don't people tell you they would you get to that level when you win the world title she's going to change man and you're going yeah yeah yeah chewing it say overnight like you're not you no more you know like you're you can't be yourself no more it's everything changes and it comes down to the person even though if you don't want to change and you like living your life the way you did two days ago unfortunately you can't you know and it's it's a hard and it's something that you got to learn how to deal with and that that wasn't my choice do you know what I mean by that my choice wasn't to go out and act like a giacalone my choice was going to just be me though and you just did what you wanted to do I did and then it just became a big issue because you are famous guy yes and there but other issued on top of that came to was where I could actually take the blame for this and I honestly can a lot of it came down to it everybody is different so I'm not I'm speaking for myself I train my ass off when I trained you know I was a 7 hours a day type guy and N. That's what got me to throw as many punches as I did around you know and I was in great shape for every fight I sacrificed a lot of things I gave up a lot you know I'm even starting from high school you know being an amateur's and and just turning pro right out of high school I missed a lot of things my mentality was when you know I had time I was going to I was going to live I was going to look like my friends Hoover 19 20 21 24 and that was I do believe though at a point specially after I retired that it got a little hello out and absolutely you know what I'm not going to be the person to sit here and say it didn't you know I'm not naive enough to say that but you know better than anybody but the rumors were always that you were drinking a lot but that was affecting your career it mailed to some point I don't think it did people say use the fact that Hopkins beat me and was this that was reason and that's why I retired so young and it wasn't it truly wasn't maybe some of the stuff I was doing especially as I got older and between fights the drinking I think that that could have that may have heard a little bit I don't think it was enough to make any significant changes in my career to be honest with you but you know who knows what that if I didn't will never know again but I lived up and do I got nothing to regret about it now do you still live in Youngstown running outside in the suburbs do you know is it a mean it's got to be strange to have grown up there been a child there and then become an internationally famous world champion boxer and celebrity and still stay there it's the world changes and you're still Kelly Pavlik and I think after I retired us were some of the mistakes I've come to where I should have gotten out maybe come out here to California and then become an internationally famous world champion boxer and celebrity and still stay there it's the world changes and you're still Kelly Pavlik and I think after I retired us for some of the mistakes I've come to where I should have gotten out maybe come out here to California or go to a narc


    Kelly Pavlik on Fighting Bernard Hopkins - Joe Rogan
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    who you know and I don't know if this is just a stage I want to fight even or was it was totally different than what I expected but at the same time that was 80% Kelly Pavlik and this is true in this is documented I have it in my phone I was going to actually bring that out but that fight ispartan you know three times for that maybe for the four times with arm brace and then it went into it and I never said anything cuz I'm the type of person I don't want to have people take that was making excuses I love Bernard I think he's one of the greatest of all time greatest middleweights but that was not that night you know why I came down we had. I had bronchitis I was sick I was running a temp actually in the locker room we had to go through with the commission we almost took the inhaler for it but then we found out through the commission that you cannot take that cuz it's steroid so we had to go to the nasal or not nasal tube the pill oral pill we had it in the locker room I don't know if you ever heard of a guy Thomas Hauser he writes he was in the house or don't he's not one side with anybody he's writes what he knows what he sees and that's the truth and he was in there when they commission came in they were going through my prescription you know they were taking the temperature giving me the exam and that's what happened at 11 to look tarjick fight with of all people we might have been more than three or four but it wasn't a lot cuz usually in training camp you do it 3 days a week for about eight week camp for about six six and a half weeks are ya then I don't like the way I am I don't like having a brace on it or nothing so that was an issue in and there was a lot of things that sometimes if you could go back and you wish you could do it over again but there's a lot of other things going on why we didn't postpone to fight first of all sold out and Youngstown people bought all the tickets we had the issue with the Paul Williams fight you know that that's all through so I can't I just came off light and Gary Lockett who was really not a well-known a my household name so if I would have postponed us fight the backlash on that would have been bad really bad and you know so much more to Ego thing that I think and worry about what everybody was going to think they can way at all from but that's what I wanted to tap into taking nothing away from Bernard Hopkins unfortunately against I got like Bernard Hopkins that had to have that happen to me is what socks in the end he was a tremendous fighter I mean he did things in her a lot of times I seen a making moves and I knew what he was doing and I just couldn't pull the trigger on it and he was fast and he was strong And Then There Was X that he just did some crappy things also that you know got to me and end his body work in a fight slow me down a lot but it's just one of them fights where I can honestly say that that was not 80% Kelly Pollack and I could be honest and say if I was a hundred percent I don't know if I would have won that fight and I'll be honest about I'm not going to be the guy that's that comes in and says 100% of our knock them out now it's Bernard Hopkins you know your career those kind of fights where you had to take it when you were compromised out of those fat two dildos f*** with your head that it real bad way if I was 100% now you know why I got invited to the international Boxing Hall of Fame over the summer and it was cool as hell and it be there and you start seeing the inductees and everything and I start you start breaking down your career like am I able to qualify for this you know I didn't get in because I got in and I look at it and break it down a couple play 42 with 34 Knockouts is a hell of a record you know I held the belts for over three years I'd be a handful of guys that were legit when I beat them and then I got to look at the fight though I fought Bernard Hopkins and I got my ass whooped in that fight and there's no other way of putting it you know it's the truth so how much did I damage you know people remembering that nobody looks at the fact of the two-way class jump and it come back down I guess I very game Antonio Rubio and then of course the Martinez fight which a lot of people and it was documented and and on HBO with the commentators you know the weight issue in that fight but what was the way this enough and another great fighter happen it was tough with the weight I really can't use that as an excuse though cuz I don't know but you know I know I was doing good tonight lucky we'll try to use the cut and I think even without the cut the same result would happen though you know he would have boxed my ears off the last four rounds it was just one of them things that there's nothing you could do so right when I have some up my career I look at those fights and I and I know personally that it could have been different but at the same time I'm very happy and content with the way my career when you know I was forwarding to my last 451 my last four fights you know anytime I'm very happy and content with the way my career went you know I was forty-two my last 451 my last four fights you know before I retire so I went out winning and I was done with the support I truly was and that's why I think right now I'm kind of content and happy with my career of course I think anybody says could have been better and I wish it was better and maybe a little bit but I'm not going to ever beat myself up over it


    Joe Rogan - I Don't Think Floyd Mayweather/Tenshin Nasukawa Fight Was Fixed
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    you cannot especially in boxing the sweet science where it's just hands but you got people that's all that you do all day long that's why I say it's so unfair when an MMA guy goes in a fight of Mayweather because Mayweather he perfected that and you got to use just that style of boxing it's going to be almost impossible to beat a boxer ever ever world champion boxer did you watch the New Year's that thing that he did with the attention yeah, yeah fighter the best ever it's just this it wasn't fixed fight I don't know why people think it's a fixed fight that guy fights at 126 pounds I think I think that's his weight class and you could definitely tell the size to me just like I could actually tell the size difference stolen McGregor fight yeah yeah but yeah they got hit with that right hand and seen that how strong and how the defensive skills that Mayweather had and I think you said you know what this could be a long-ass night and then the next couple punches he just kind of like went down because he seen what could happen he knew which way that way it was going really yeah and then he had him afterwards as well as he's going down but I think that left-hand the temple is what did the real damage and then then it was a big right hand afterwards that dropped him I just think he was out of his League way out of his League took a dive but almost to the point of like he knew that it was not going anyway to wait he thought it was he was so smiley and relax it was kind of funny you know we just sort of Walk The Dude down hit a big ol smile Milan was last time he saw my write-up and then you hit him with the right hand behind it and I just think he's too little he's just he's a very small guy and for him I mean and Floyd's not a big guy this kid is Tiny I mean I think he's fought as light is 121 lb and I think sometimes he fights it like 126 sometimes in a fight a lot of times in a fight the whole issue is you get hit with that and you're fighting somebody Taps you with a certain punch your you'll be surprised how fast it works you know and all the things I go through that mine are boom yes and I think that that that moment right there he just do going and you can feel just what somebody hit you on the arm or shoulder you know the how how much power they have and I think he's just trying after that he knew that was going to be a long night so crazy pricing going off he deserves to give some of these prospects a chance now you know he should be fighting these guys instead of doing this these guys ain't boxers Bubba blah and my take on that also is the man went 48 49 50 you know he fought almost everybody in the sport even if you want to say that they were past her prime someone made that a little bit he still went in there and dominated them and beat them has all the right in the world I don't think that he owes the sport anyting I think actually it's the other way around the amount of money that he has brought to the sport the attention that he brought to it so if he wants to go around and do decide shows let him you know I mean what do you want to do fight prospects toys 51 years old I couldn't agree more I couldn't agree more crazy the idea that they sacrificed when was that he will lose and I think Mayweather was a mother not you know he wants to go out and keep that his status and in the end it did the record that he built up and that resume that he has and go out like that now will they talking about him fighting khabib nurmagomedov UFC 155 lb Champion but not really a boxer the only difference is I don't think could be able to get as tired as Connor would that I don't I don't think he's he's definitely got better endurance I think one of the only few and they're right now that would be a good flight would be one of the Diaz brothers as far as striking how many interesting preacher doesn't have fun man the only thing is no Father Time shows up you know he's getting to that age where you might get one of them guys and yeah so it may have been having fun do it but if you go and get beat by one of them guys I could change the whole outlook of a career but it's interesting how guys who are really good defensively and they're not just really good longer because they have such good technique but also they've taken less damage during their career so that they're more durable as they get older as well but you definitely saw that would Bernard Bernard up until the Joe Smith fight me Joe Smith was the first got a really put it on him like that and knock him out of the ring and it's hard to see it was hard to see that they had that ring set up to where you fell and landed on his f****** head like Jesus Christ I don't know if there was so much to ring I just think it was an awkward way that he went out of them anyway cuz he got hurt by that punch so and the legs buckled and manipulates Buckle like that they can put him in that awkward position Brenda slide-out headed out again when there's nothing to protect the fighters if if they fall out like that no one there for it's got a hope one of the ringside judges or or commentators are there to that's crazy and you got guys that are 80 years old he's able to keep his skill very late in life I mean deep into his forties almost 50 years old was still world-class which is really crazy that is you got a handful of guys out there that could do that and be honest you nobody kept himself in good shape in between fights and he did what he was supposed to do and some guys you know you get some guys out there a good friend of mine my trainer Robert Garcia retired at 29 Youngstown guy Mancini retired young and came by a couple years later but it was only for one flight and Financial Security you know the way people out of Fighters look at it and then you get some guys like Floyd Manny Pacquiao Bernard Hopkins who just love the sport know that much that does they do Greg Haugen yep man some of them you know they're going to do it and it's as fun and then it becomes a career a job in and Financial Security you know the way people out of Fighters look at it and then you get some guys like Floyd Manny Pacquiao Bernard Hopkins who just love the sport you know that much that does they don't know anything else outside of it so


    Joe Rogan & Kelly Pavlik on the Fury vs. Wilder Decision
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    Wilder Fury decision I wasn't terribly upset I thought I thought you know what I think Tyson Fury did enough to win but when I look at it I like when I like when they scored damage damage means a lot to me when I look at that fight when one Wilder hurt him he hurt him twice and you hurt him real bad I mean I think that's worth a lot and I think he was always threatening opt out like I don't know if I would agree with a draw I think it was a close decision win for Tyson Fury but I didn't hate it I hate it cuz I think I'd like to see them fight again that's the way I mean those one of those fights were yes you're a hundred percent right that it could end in the draw and I think everybody would be kind of satisfied with that yeah unfortunately with the accountant knockdown which I was so frustrated with the the comments and you know how to stay away from the social media and the boxing groups and and things like that because some of the opinions of people that's the way to put it was a long count and this and that there's been thousands of flights in the last 10 years and I've very solemn heard anybody complain about account you know that that's why they don't do a 10-second count boxing It Go by the referees count another thing we're kind of hurt himself referee tells you in the locker room before the fight and he explains it to you go to your neutral Corner if you come out of your neutral corner I will stop the count you and you know that's the first thing I used to do when I drop somebody cuz I ran my ass to that neutral corner you know that referee to start counting I didn't see any issue with the the knockdown I even recorded on my phone and if you did go by the 10-second count Tyson Fury still beat it real yes I have it you know I got to go through and find it I thought I saw it on Instagram others Instagram or he had it where the count starts right when she ra drops I counted it was his back almost right before his back is to ground into where he got up and again that's only a 10-second countdown. A referee hand coming over to him you know but you know as far as the fight itself I gave I gave Walter obviously the two knockdowns that's automatically for rounds but I thought they were and I gave him one other round after that I thought Tyson Fury control the action you know I had control the momentum of the fight on the flip side of it I think that water actually could have made that easier fight to do you know water actually has a hard time with his control and he don't know how to really work to the body I don't want to put it on a trainer I don't know what the issue is with that but he neglected that body a lot throughout the fight I just thought that's why I tie someone most of those rounds you know you just controlled reaction to pace and was kind of able to do what he wanted to and I think that if water went back with his trainer and watch the tape of play they're going to see a lot of opportunities that were missed enough like well you know what's crazy about Wilder's how little time is actually been boxing mean it's really stunning when he was on here he told us that he made it to the Olympic team a year-and-a-half into weren't learning boxing anyone a bronze medal heavyweight division are you can kind of get away with that to you can you know most of your heavy before evolve back that also we're big guys who came up usually most of them were football players or something like that they kind of just got into the story even to this day you're talking about maybe three heavyweights I really could throw down as were some of the other guys are just big sloppy guys that come in you know we got now you got Luis Ortiz you got Fury Wilder Joshua who else Joseph Parker upset anybody it's certainly well I think with wilder and fury that was one of the more interesting heavyweight title fights in a long time and and while they're so it's so weird he's so different he weighs 209 lb he's skinny as a real the hit you looks like you got hit in the face with a missile I mean it's crazy cuz that isn't crazy how are you how you generate that power and you know he's just one of them guys that that's one of the things were you either have it you got in the Cradle or you don't and that's another one of you try to explain even like in baseball you guys are home run hitter or you're not you know you could work on a little bit and maybe knock one or two more home runs out or knock a guy or two out more but if you don't have your not going to unless you really go back over and find the time and patience to reprogram that fighter and change the whole Stout feels like one punch knockout power you either have or you don't that end but the guys who could put it on you and stop you like Julio Cesar Chavez never had really that one punch knockout property f*** a lot of people up and he had that body shot to you didn't I didn't need a knockout punch to the head to he was so perfect when he was in his prime the way he would fight with constant bobbing weaving moving in and then once he put that pace on you it was just constant damage constant punch of the volume the volume 2 accuracy and the fact that he never got tired he would just keep that pace up a BiPAP and you would see guys just start to wilt just packing up all the time that body attack that he had how he invested into that body from the early rounds people carry those punches you know they carry that into the 5th and 6th round and it was brutal you know I could imagine fighting I find some tough guys but I was glad you know being a tall guy nobody ever went to the body like that against me that pays. Bye-bye bye-bye bye-bye and you think I should start to wilt just packing up all the time does wilt under that pressure has to Deb that body attack that he had how he invested into that body from the early rounds people carry those punches you know they carry that into the 5th and 6th round and it was brutal you know I couldn't imagine fight an FYI some tough guys but I was glad you know being a tall guy nobody ever went to the body like that I guess me I would have hated that


    Joe Rogan & Kelly Pavlik on Bad Judging in Boxing
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    attitude I was one fight where I remember getting angry at Larry Merchant Larry Merchant calling to fight him like he's not he's wasn't recognizing that you were tuning him up and you were hurting them and it got here like he was he was commenting on a almost like it was a trend that he expected to see rather than what was actually have them about that and my opinion that was a great fight and I seen that they had that fight in the top 10 middleweight what are the top 10 middleweight fights of all time and that's kind of a cool thing but also you know some of that, taking notes really made that fight specially at the end and my opinion made that flight kind of what it was also you know besides the fact of me getting dropped and everything but I didn't agree with the judging of it you know cuz I still have me ahead I went back and watch it I'm not one of those egotistical people either like I like to really break down what happened in that fight and I and if I lost around I was sad lost around you know I was hard on myself with that right now probably 10 times and I don't see where they had remained winning you know I gave him one round + a 10/8 + a total of 3 Rounds and I don't see how that happened is terrible it doesn't make any sense there's so many experts out there there's so many really reliable people that you can call on that would do a great job of of a figuring out what's going on in a fight and for whatever reason they don't get those jobs I did they got to start doing something soon and boxing with that they have to figure something out with the judging Charlo fight yes yeah I didn't think that he looked as good as he could have enough fight but I thought he wanted to fight you know 116-112 I don't know what system they could try to break for that or try to get to actually start making some of them fights fair but boxes doing fantastic the past two years I mean the numbers are crazy you seen what the Zone it will Canelo and so it's it's it's coming back again is things like that the judging of the fights real comes certain ones where you wanted like you wanted criminal investigation like Tim Bradley Manny Pacquiao that was one we're after that was up I was like I was looking at the TV I was looking to the side I was looking at whales like what the f*** did I just see what just happened here that's why right there I actually had to walk away with my head down. That was probably one of the worst robberies I've ever seen in a while I searched to give Tim Bradley two rounds I gave him one I was trying to give him round steak I like say where did you get this at the words and I couldn't do it yeah I love Tim Bradley too by the way awesome guy awesome awesome fighter to me and he's just so hard because he's amazing but that just was a bad decision and you know I think there was there was a lady that was responsible for two really bad decisions or heard yeah was another lady who retired from doing it after that decision it was like a big controversy peopleworks it hurt her score was so off people thinking she got paid off just so many anymore though it's hard to keep up with the thing is and it didn't people that are cynical or skeptical do you know how much money is being bet on fights especially a Manny Pacquiao fight there's so much money somebody rolls up with a nice brown bag filled with hundred thousand dollars what he was saying was that they take these people out to dinner like the like they're all in cahoots and friendly with each other and if there's a certain result at a promoter would like to see these judges will lean towards that if they have a good relationship with that promoter you said it for me yeah that's what it is and I don't know who it is and the fights you got three or four way classes right now these judges will lean towards that if they have a good relationship with that promoter you said it for me yeah that's what it is like Teddy laid it out and I don't know yet this is bad because again boxes really coming back it is and the fights you got three or four way classes right now that's so interesting but the bad part about it is you don't get interested in it or you don't get his excited anymore because you're afraid of the outcome of the fight


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Top Earning YouTubers
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    I got to get the f*** out of here and help going until they got the Californian the hit that water might want to live in Hawaii get out online online for sure yeah but I think people are still caught up in the Mystique of like coming to Hollywood making it in Hollywood Stephen people to do big things online they still want to do like legitimate things to do movies want to do things that pay them less money than they do piano YouTube Star yeah really money on YouTube how do I cool f****** pays in my who signs his check advertisements so when someone Advocates these videos on the video get millions of millions of hits and he gets millions of dollars from advertising Revenue probably more money than most successful sitcom people he's got like 77 million subscribers so the but the only thing about that guy is he likes to say controversial s*** and gets in trouble and then sometimes they pull ads off of them stuff like that but I think if you are one of those like ninja the another one that video game guy those people make outrageous sums of money outrageous sums of money playing video games and talking s*** he made 22 million in 2018 by reviewing toys this Malaysian can't write a little kid right there how much do you think the parents let him keep I tell my parents suck my dick Hell Yeah clean my room setup that f****** video and you clean my room this month he had a Disney show for a while he was on a Disney show that my kids watch and then he decided f*** that I'd rather just be in my house what does it say on his wall team team Paul team 10 Squad they make like 5 Minutes Sports crew with bows and arrow all five of them so five million bucks each not nothing to sneeze at and then what else Diner girl makeup star makeup artist since the Myspace era has reinvented himself as a beauty Mogul wait a minute you say himself or you misgender in him I didn't say that gamer Evan Fong plays mainstream title at Call of Duty plays games 17 million man another 116 million what does it say up there what is it say about his notes below him below their Swedish gamer the most followed ya backlash last year Rat Ranch of anti-Semitic video that's right anti sematic he said he that he but it was like he was joking around in the like was making fun of anti-Semitic people by was wearing a Hitler outfit right signs that I just did it does that to point B in your right they can make a shitload of money just being on YouTube and on Twitch playing video games I know that's super happy to make with these assholes okay I'm give a pass for the rest of the bills are just assholes on YouTube making money I mean I think you have to be an a****** to get attention to of a Celtic part of the thing you got to be how old is Miranda Sings is she in that list YouTube making money I mean I think you have to be an a****** to get attention to of a Celtic part of the thing you got to be how old is Miranda Sings is she in that list


    Joe Rogan on Colby Covington & Tyron Woodley
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    go to Duke rufus's what do you think about him fighting Usman I like I've always liked using the wars in terms of like a marketing fight like I felt like that was a very good fight marketing wise Standalone I don't wonder why they didn't do that and we was always cordial but now you know I'm saying I don't even talk to him he goes his way in the gym we passed each other or is that just as awkward yeah you know it's like he's talking about my homeboy ride any beat dos anjos convincingly so he still want he talked a lot and I'm happy for him but if but I was just hoping that you know it's time to face the music you deserve this ass-whooping well I think the UFC offered him Guzman and I think he said no I think he said he wants to fight Tyron and they're like you're not in any position to the side and even though they had promised him a shot of the title before Ben askren said did you believe white tweeted to the most ruthless when it comes to Twitter yeah he's the most ruthless he's so honest and up-front collerius to check your check under your skirt man then I'll get you the great fight though the fight I do kind of wish that Kobe was getting a shot because I'm want to see that fine I don't know if I will ever see that fight Terrence Mann he doesn't like Kobe retiring is a scary human being yeah he might be the fastest hardest-hitting 170-pound that's ever lived yeah who the f*** is faster than Tyron who the f*** is harder you look at his fights with wonderboard Wonderboy recognized as one of the greatest Strikers in the sport ever the only person got hurt in those fights was Wonder Boy the same thing with Darren till current shut that s*** up quick lamp one big right hand drop some beats of f*** out of him chokes the s*** out of him but here's the thing man is it you know it's coming to you just can't prepare for itself and patient and he'll just he'll just hang around on the outside you have to fight Wonder boy that went yet how else do you fight him there's not another way to fight them because now I know what you're going to lose yeah this is the way to fight him you have to fight that way if you don't fight that way you get f***** up if you fight the way you know Jake Ellenberger he's going to hit you with a little Pittypat's and tips and tap because he's to try to tag you in touch UNIF for the big ones come in and he's he's he's Elusive and he's got a lot quicker than you think big sighting you get f***** up or you fight in a cautious intelligent way and the fans boo I thought you hated Tyra because everybody kind of always hiring thinks everybody hates time no matter what he's in the running


    Joe Rogan on Amanda Nunes
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    cartoon commentaries like some guys fight better with like a week's notice there's no pressure to show up and they're good you know some people fight better when they're the underdog nobody's nobody's thinking they're going to win that or I'll show you m*********** distraction away so she just like I need to be to check it out to win this by easily you know I think she can hold back a little bit while she was this favorite against Raquel Pennington she's a favor against Raquel and I think that was one of our best performance I think Amanda want every round if I was if I'm recalling it correctly I have to go back and look at it but I remember think it was like a slow steady beat down that mean it was it was convincing it was size-wise but me and got exposed a little bit by Holly yeah you know because Holly took her down really dominated her in the got to, to the ground at will and I'm sure she's tightened up a lot of that but she doesn't she's too slow speed is a lot of people get exposed when they're not fast enough you know because I don't mean to say leaving the speed in physics is Kian I don't think we can have since we'll be have enough speed to deal with Amanda well you also have to think Megan Anderson when she falls Holly Holm that was her UFC debut right and does that octagon Min Holly is she's looking 18 time World Boxing Champion she was like 27 into one of The Knockout cyborg she had the greatest highlight-reel KO in a championship fight because when she knocked out that was that was a bigger knockout then ye alright rx1r it was right up there it was right up there but Amanda just took the f****** cake like she's like as Mom Rick's I know she thought you don't she's like she's like a bowling ball on the end of a rope around her when she's not fighting backstage very friendly kind of aggressive personalities nothing like that she's just so carefree and she just like she likes to play with her dogs in the backyard while I was upset when she was fighting Rhonda that all the promos were about Rhonda coming back yeah that pissed her off I said before that before when she when Ron about to fight Holly Holm I said that I disagree with that fight I said I really think Amanda Nunez is the most dangerous challenge for Rhonda I said cuz Amanda has a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt in her hands or with really scary Rhonda has to close the distance to get ahold of you when she gets you on the ground should Armani I'm at feel like a man to like sizes up with her but it's most dangerous challenge in my opinion but then Holly knocked her out and then when you saw Amanda knockout Ronda I was like well this how did you guys not see this coming like this is not a good match up and you you spent the entire promo talking about this one person who's not the champion who's coming back after a devastating knockout then you didn't show anything about the one person who is the champion who's the first openly gay women's champion in the history of the sport right she's she's the first gay UFC champion then she's a f****** Destroyer I mean she's exciting as s*** and all you're showing is Rhonda pacing around her Mansion you know Rhonda getting excited about this fight and thinking I'm going to go out there my Jesus Christ and then backstage he was with crazy agents talk because ronda's fight one of them it was interesting about it was she was such a force which a cult of personality that she had all these agents and s*** around like all these like it was all agents of 5 backspace guys talking and one agent Dorcas talking the other agent door and he goes who's Rhonda fighting and he's afraid I'm paraphrasing but it has basically said I don't know who she is but she's a victim what's today really thought that the big idea Superstar comes back beats Amanda Nunez wins the title back rematch is Holly Holm beats Holly Holm yeah she's back but instead she gets marked and 48 seconds mean mother f***** you not promoting her like what it was though she just didn't have you put equal time promoting her now you got a new star in your hand instead the story is Ronda Rousey got smashed the story's not Amanda Amanda's opponent tonight I do the breakdown I come up with strategies for her and after scouting Rhonda I said it's going to be easy fight for you and I told her that I said it's going to be easy and and it turned out to be easy and it just surprises me today thought that this was going to be to come out partying on I don't I didn't talk to Dana about I told Dana before I thought was a terrible matchup for the Holly Holm fight I'm not saying that's easy either that's a tough fight to yeah but the thing about Amanda is punching power how is not known for Speed or kicks her timing her technique top nested if she's different in that respect but they didn't concentrate on that all you're not concentrating on this device last girl in the last people she hits me to another dimension she's different in that respect but they didn't concentrate on that all make how you're not concentrating on this Destroyer that run is about to face we show the Miesha Tate fight and people just be like Jesus yeah beat the f*** out of her and then two triangles


    Joey Diaz: How the Mob Does Business in NYC | Joe Rogan
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    Vegas in the 80s how they have cameras in rooms bodegas in the 80s Vegas in the bathrooms have cameras or soon as you do a blast you come out within 10 minutes of cops around here when did the mob like officially get out of Vegas like with the mob is still in Vegas of that is the mob still getting that attacks for years 2% so fix a 300 million dollar job do the math on that you make it big junk on that I was reading something about that the square foot of concha to build a building in New York the concrete is f****** insane because so many hands are getting f****** greased you know you don't pay a job okay so you don't pay that one episode of The Sopranos so what I do is break your balls you would GC you don't want to pay me my money that's fine I send somebody from the Uniontown that instead of me doing this book I got to call the union to see if you're paid up on your dues we check your tire pressure we count the littlest out the windows on the truck pretty sure you got 30 truck backed up and you're not making any money that's how they Shake You Down that's the shame them or you paid me okay to trucks go through don't worry what what time we don't care whose driver's we don't care if it's such a dirty business BGC on the job you pay your job run smooth you don't pay so 2% of it went to the mall with concrete tax then they have like another 2% right off the top two big red big rig we take Julie give it to Joe Rogan no matter what the price is we inflate the price even though Jamie comes in three million dollars cheaper I'm going to give Joe Rogan that three and two more big rig big rig we're at we take Julie give it to Joe Rogan no matter what the price is we inflate the price even though Jamie comes in 3 million dollars cheaper I'm going to give Joe Rogan that three and two more Joe Rogan's going to kick that to to me and we're going to do the job at $3000000 profit Plus


    Joey Diaz Used to Be On Soap Operas? | Joe Rogan
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    if I would have gotten off a plane and then General Hospital I would have gotten fired thank God I was paid 12 and 13 years and I knew my way around the set if you don't you book a show about nobody talks to you you do know that that my phone the lady comes and she knows how you doing my name is Mildred watch the TV and look for your numbers to come up so you sit on you write your numbers I'm in scene 27 chapter 8 and you sit there with wardrobe on for you I would go there at 8 and I'll be in my car and call the time episodes of General Hospital amazing I played a recovering f****** preacher who have been in prison and I came out and now it was a f****** marriage thing but when they called me like they called me that you sending a real like they really want you real Joey what do you want me to do my go send it to him what do you want me to do never going to hire me bro they called right back come on down for 3 Days wow you walk in that Joe Rogan you give me your ID it's that fast you go to your room so say seen 28 repair wardrobe you 10 minutes away you put whatever wardrobe they give you one three camera shoot you go out tits is okay after the 28th come out you come out how you doing Joe Rogan very nice to meet you okay let's do this action boom boom boom boom it'll be about 5 minutes bro 5 minutes they come right back to you. You're ready. Seems 3 and you'll like what the f*** is happening baba baba baba baba baba you're right thank you for coming down nobody talks to you nobody knows nothing so it's not dirty is that dude's been on there for 30 years people been on it for a long time we transcended General Hospital and became a thing all throughout the world is people yeah yeah yeah I remember this was weird and there was a 1983 okay yeah so I was in high school and everybody paid attention to Luke and Laura who's like the general took over the country was like on the cover of People magazine and s*** was everywhere I was just one weird relationship on a soap opera for some reason just became this gigantic phenomena that everybody was watching when I was watching it he's a handsome son of a b**** that Rick Springfield on he was a double threat he was on General Hospital and he was a badass singer that Jessie's Girl that song If you're a f****** like Wild Wings and Jesse's girl comes on the when I was in high school that dude was on top of the f****** food chain ever got a poster hang on the wall from 12 to 1 was a big-time soap opera and there was a bar in New York and there was a bar New Jersey in my neighborhood that if you walked in there from 12 to 1 and you said a word some irritated shut the f****** and it was 90 and they would serve lunch and it was the one I would go to the Midtown Lounge but there was another one lunchtime soap opera that men left their jobs and they would sit there and watch the soap opera on two TVs like it was a Yankee game what the f*** let me know if you dated a girl and she stayed in on Wednesdays to watch Dynasty b**** you stated on Dynasty night if that's what the message going to get a new key cookie that makes sense for like today it's translatable you know Sunday night Game of Thrones is on or whenever night it's on it's like people do get together and then watch it live as it goes on that makes sense but doesn't make sense is that the market for those kind of soap operas was he was appealing to men and high school kids are watching it who shot J R I don't know what the f*** was going on and you had what was the one on ABC with Alexis Carrington Dynasty who played the princess on that that was supposed to be Alexis's daughter and she was having an affair with Dex Dexter she's the one right now that's going through that thing with her daughter in the sex ring I've been Connecticut there was like a sex ring all that with the daughter I remember her being on Dynasty has a hot hot and she was Alexis's daughter but Dex Dexter was Alexis's husband she had something from text message Dex Dexter name is that Joan Collins


    Joey Diaz: We're Getting Too Much News | Joe Rogan
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    70s Show far away so far away so far away and that was all lifetime we can remember you know I was 6 years old okay I remember that remember remember the Vietnam War 1 the war ended thinking when I was a little kid this is great that the war's over cuz now they know the war is bad and they won't do any warranty more the war's over gone and when the war started up again when I was 21 when Desert Storm me and my friend Jimmy dattilio we had an apartment in think it was f****** where where we Malden or some s*** I forget where the f*** we were Waltham that's what we were we are in Waltham we had this f****** apartment and we were sitting there on TV which is sitting in front of the living room I think we had couch we just sitting there in the living room watching these f****** missiles flying through the air I'll never forget it was Buddy looks like we're at War we're both sitting there going what the f*** World War I thought we didn't do that anymore I remember that I remember that whole that time when when that was how you got information for the TV is so far removed from today today everything that happens all the time is coming at you a hundred miles an hour from every direction do you have to control it though you have to control it you still have to have a life you still you know I don't have Facebook on my phone I have my email account I try to keep Twitter off my phone when I go on the road the iPad has no Twitter no Facebook it's too much it's too much that interferes are who we are and if you haven't caught that by now you're not catching this you know how open up my Saturday just to see who's tweet thinking to myself what are you doing with your f****** life that you're tweeting on Friday and f****** Saturday and Sunday you know it becomes a little game and it's it's a little game you have to give it a breather you have to you it's too much news coming at you from 202 on your satellite disc it's in order lose you got to HLN CNN and then ESPN all in the f****** row it's too fast it's too quick last week when I was home my buddy has a cab driver like I took sick soup is on Monday in New York Tuesday I just want to take a cab I took my wife to get some real Pizza Roma Pizza the guy that was making pizza that was still there when I was a kid I drove by one and I go East LA so we took a f****** cab on the cat this guy that drove me as a friend of mine we work together since we were twelve and we would talk like Alexa fast first gas station at robbed and then he goes remember when we were twelve will walking home tonight Freddie Prinze got killed Freddie Prinze and killed himself tonight before we didn't find out at 6 News you got your news in the even though that was New York it was the city capital who watch TV in the morning maybe they mentioned in the morning report on the LA Freddy Princess Anne Hospital oh we were 12 and what do we see in front of us but a guy passed out drunk just haven't drunk on the floor so will I go now let's get the money out of his pocket you take the bottle invisibobble Joyce doors or whatever so I plan was to take a bottle to shake a bum what was it called you roll a bum 82 * oh my God we ran away in a bottle you got up and chases Jesus we went to the cemetery so we lost it like you you get all those weird things like that's what I associate with a Freddy shot himself at night they must have mentioned in the morning I was too busy going to school and it wasn't confirmed to the next day that's how slow knew it was now you're getting who's your stories and 10 minutes what happened in France what Trump decided what do UFC is doing what the f*** is Penny Marshall died you getting through this troll actual day you really can't control it take your child you watch these two young girls grow up you ever have days where you take them somewhere Disney and it's so much information they got to go back and take a nap what the apple cider stuff 2 yeah that's got to be happening to us but for sure it's wearing you out and it's a lot of is really negative to you and that's that's another part of problems with interesting to people's what's dangerous and it's not much dangerous so it's interesting to people becomes you know being negative being nasty about something complaining about things bitching about that starting starting Twitter fights like people enjoy doing it there like the looking for four battles you know when I do wish there was a way where people could choose to only engage online without insulting people and just trying to get a rise out of people I got a troll freeway of interacting but it's never going to happen so you got to accept what it is what it is you should be very wary about entering to anything we're 60% of what you're experiencing is negative is it except what it is you should be very wary about answering to anything we're 60% of what you're experiencing is negative anyting anything in life where you're looking at 60% negative you don't have to be like being formed is one thing but that's more than just being informed cuz how much of that information is eating valuable you a lot of his just getting soaked soaked into these f****** horrible story


    Joe Rogan on Ben Askren vs Robbie Lawler
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    that's the beautiful thing about him and made there's a bunch of different ways to do it man is Ben askren sway but I still think he's still using his girl outfits and he never takes no damage show I was just nervous if they get them too late but you know Ben has been instrumental in Tyron Woodley's cancer me he's just his brain is just like we think on the same line she's never going to do that never happened I like the way you think so he's like you're not like he didn't he doesn't spend time away from what he's good at no matter what no matter what kind of shape he's in he gets out of work well he was talking about you know what they do open up that 165 pound division which will I guess they're talking about cuz there's so much talent. Division I really think if they moved it to 75 and had a 65 75 85 I think that's better yeah and then then would fight at 65 cuz he doesn't want you no fight tiring tiring a real good friends but I like alot matchups with him I really love the Robbie Lawler fight and I mean I know they pulled off that 5 because the Anaheim do part but they're going to fight is it on Brooklyn think they're fighting March 2nd is that what it is I think she did Robin him and Robbie and I bet out like they were going to make that headliner for a fight night I felt like I saw a Robbie's face as I have I don't know if that's been salute class competition I mean you'll see where he fits in against world-class competition or see if Robbie has done or not human that ever lived gets out of that he needs time off when you get hit like that and just he's a Savage and his lip was split open I mean it was like a zipper was open Spider-Man that's that's that's the type of guy like a get on that bag and go to meet at you but he used to not even Spar which is really crazy when he's fighting Strikeforce you wasn't even sparn and I asked him about it when I already know how to fight questions Rover thank you the military's just knocking guy that drag them off the floor until they wake up and then bring another guy and then we'll make up bring them back and come back and bring it back in guy gets hit again he could get like you know Joseph valtellini after he beat Mark to bond and Glory he won he won the title he was f***** up for months like he could he couldn't have any lights on he had to be in a room he said that the light from like a charger for my cell phone charger that little tiny little light would f*** his head up and give him head aches severe concussion from a fight he want he got clipped with a giant knee in that fight I just blew my head back and even though he won the fight he still was f***** up for a long time afterwards so I was looking up UCF z235 take shape with two title fights and 3X UFC champ so is that on the card says it's Jones Anthony Smith Tire and vs kamaru Usman and then askren and Lawler it's Jones Anthony Smith Tire and vs kamaru Usman and then askren and Lawler


    Joe Rogan - The Diaz Brothers are Superstars!!
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    we're trying to get him he was trying to get the Conor McGregor fight that have been a tough fight fan I would have been a tough fight for him but it 155 lb is not a bad fight for him no not really but I mean the problem is stylistically he just got hit on move his head enough Indiana megabox Nate Diaz is fighting because I like to see him want to see him get in there I want to make money while you can to I mean you're only going to be able to live this lifestyle but I mean I know he made a couple million dollars off of the Conor fight but he hasn't fought in two years more than that was going to happen but then he got injured he's got some hip issue and then he pulled out of that fight I just for that fight I want I want to see him back in it yeah but I mean I would have loved to seen that fight and then never supposed to find I think Nick just decided not fight I don't know I do not know I don't know I'm talking out of my ass I don't know the specifics but I was looking forward to it but then I saw an article that said Nate Nick Diaz confirms he's not going to fight in the UFC 235 my what get in there is something to be kind of got to stop going bad like maybe they ain't got no more well I don't know if it's he doesn't have anymore because we haven't seen him not having you fought well against Anderson and Anderson 285 pounder laid down ye the way those the Diaz brothers fight their style will allow them to fight longer cuz they're not like the best athletes so they rely on skill and just endurance endurance yesterday I'm assuming that they still have something left in the tank I'm sure I mean they're obviously not out of shape they're both then they look like they fit them training I see pictures of them on and hitting the bag and s*** you know who knows man I mean it's also like they want that big payday you know especially now and they should get that big payday. the UFC doesn't know I think one of the reasons why Nate Diaz versus Conor McGregor so big it's cuz people love Nate Diaz 2 McGregor Nate Diaz give a f*** you smokes weed all the time people love it they love the fact those guys are like that no man but then what does that say about our fan base in our society well I don't know you know what he was with disappoint to me that for whatever reason Mighty Mouse never became a giant superstar that confuse the s*** out of me I watch that guy you know when he took Ray Borg and suplexing icon with an armbar on the way down was like what the f*** does this guy have to do to become a superstar I'm his skill levels off the chart for sure doesn't get hit for sure he's a dazzling fighter puts puts on show skillforce there's nobody on the planet who can do what he does now he's the best ever he's the best physically ever when the only thing that keeps him from being thought of as universally the greatest of all time is Jon Jones and Jon Jones been able to beat better guys


    Joe Rogan | Why Wrestlers Are So Tough
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    with Mark takasi physically I mean just god-given abilities he just doesn't have the intelligence to like make all that s*** work you screaming out of the TV right now Essence had some ups and downs cowboy fight was a big down I mean sad could be but it was a big down that was terrified fight what's the most important thing it seems to me to be wrestling because the wrestlers can just have you get a little real high-level wrestler they just dictate what happens they dictate what if I take but I don't think there is a strike you have to know the other things as well but I feel like if you have a pyramid of s*** that's important it feel like at the bottom is wrestling and that mother f***** wrestles better than anybody in that division I don't know because when we talk about Russ when I don't think it's necessarily the techniques of wrestling I think it's just a waiter brought up they're brought up different antagonist and not not only that but like any wrestlers just brought up different level of competitiveness about Dominique it's about winning and dominating so hurt they have years of experience of doing that like just that mine said talks about being uncomfortable all the time is always rough it's a bunch of dudes smoking pot lamb back some basic Jiu-Jitsu you got a chance for me physical strength to so I feel like that's kind of a different search is brought up different and still compete College like you go all your high school years you got 50 matches of here so you competing 200 times before you even graduate high school and then you go to college if you wrestle in college you convenience the best of the best in the best room and then you fight MMA it's nothing there's nothing to you and now you and then you take it off the street who's never competed before they're nervous they don't perform well always at a disadvantage experience in competition because of the like there's like a tightness to wrestling and some wrestlers just never learn how to be loose when ye and some some pick it up quick weird that's a different that's what makes some of them better than the other ones When I Look At You Know da Vinci Tyron Woodley he's got it get it and that's why they struggle and they struggle if they fight a wrestler who can strike and strike is terrifying oh I have to be well-rounded so I have to dedicate all my time to doing this sunlight me up at you getting worse at what you good at why you still wants George gurdjieff item like if you watch that guy fight you and never know that he was a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt


    Jonathan Haidt: Raising Anti-Fragile Kids - Joe Rogan
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    will be doing with kids to make them tougher so that you know as they live in in the world safer and safer cars are safer the death rate for kids has been plummeting for all all causes other than suicide which is going up so as kids live in a safer and safer World they also have the internet which is going to expose them to Virtual insults forever and ever so are we going to raise kids to be maximally effective in this new 21st century world virtually unsafe okay. We can do that and I think the key idea that we need to put on the table I think everybody who works with kids needs to keep in mind everyday is antifragility I know you talked about that on the show before but so coined by Nassim taleb the guy who wrote The Black Swan because there are certain systems and he was I think he would motivate by there the banking system so he had predicted the collapse because he said the banking system is really convoluted and it's never been tested a system needs to be tested challenge shocked in order to then develop defenses against it and our system is not been tested so if anything goes wrong it's all gone down quite a few so tell app says there's no word for this property he says we we we know that some things are fragile and soul if you have a glass of wine glass on the table and knocked it over it breaks okay it doesn't get better in anyway and so you know you don't give kids a wine glass you give them a plastic sippy cup cuz plastic is Brazilian but if a kid knocks over sippy cup it doesn't get better in any way until that wanted to know it what's the word for things that you get better when you're not come over and the classic apple is the immune system so the immune system is an incomplete system it's a miracle of evolution that we have this system for making your antibodies but it doesn't know exactly what to be reacted to that has to be set by childhood experience and so if you keep your kids in a bubble and you use bacterial wipes and you don't let them be exposed to bacteria or crippling the system the system has to get knocked over to get challenge threatened it has to have to learn how to expand it and so so this is why peanut allergies are going yeah there was a really shocking part of your book that's right stunning how fast is happening to please explain that to people but the whole peanut allergy not and as we write in the book I thought back on that I said wait a second like why you never freaking out about nuts and the more we freak out about it the higher the allergy rate goes and it turns out there's a study done published in 2015 where the researchers noticed that the allergy to nuts is only going up in countries that tell pregnant women to avoid nuts and they thought well maybe that's why and so they did a controlled experiment women giving birth and and whose kids were at higher risk of an allergy cuz it has eczema or some other immune system serve issue so about three hundred of them are told standard advise your kids at risk for peanut allergy so you should not eat peanuts while you're lactating and deep penetrating your kid and the other half were told here is an Israeli snack food it's a popcorn with a peanut peanut powder dusting on the outside give it to your kids in 3/4 months whenever they're ready to eat and so any monitor them to make sure they weren't you know if a reaction sorcerer or strong reaction and then at the age of five they gave them all a very thorough immunological tests and of the ones who follow the standardized 17% had a peanut allergy they would have to watch out for peanuts for the rest of their lives and such a high number because these work because these were and just 3% had a peanut allergy at age 5 in other words we could almost Wipeout peanut allergies by giving peanut powder to kids and it's not just a few months ago and science the front page article was on doing that and so again good intentions and bad idea Antarctica was that exposure therapies are being tested and they are the most effective sleeping with people that eat peanuts on the plane cuz there was some on the plane that was so allergic that if you eat peanuts and you chew it and it's in the air it could adversely affect a person long ago so this is one but as we know it's not necessarily but but it's an example of antifragility all right so you know when you and I were kids and your boys and girls have different social interaction boys tease each other right insult each other for an insult right now if it turns into a bunch of kids day after day that's terrible we have to do something about that I'm not saying bullying is okay but as we crack down on bullying and as we got more and more sensitive about Harmon General we're cracking down on any kind of teasing cruelty exclusion so my kids go to New York City public schools that are generally pretty good but on the playground is a monitor and a playground monitor let me know if this conflict he comes and checks it out if a kid is crying seems like a good thing to do but it's like treating kids like they're allergic to peanuts kids have to have thousands and thousands of conflict they have to be exposed to insult an exclusion and teasing and if you can imagine if you could keep your daughter in a protective tank when nobody would tease her and salt or hurt her feelings for 18 years would you do it absolutely not it's not it's important that they do experience some assholes they just they just have to know but they are on the flip side there are certain people that are damaged dresser light but boys and something like I have a friend and his brother used to beat him up when when they live together and it's still f**** with him to this day and he's in his 50s like I think he has a certain level of depression that's directly correlated trying one is they need challenges that are graded to their level of ability so if they're overwhelmed and if the suffering goes on day after day so if kids are bad if their brain is bigger than cortisol so cortisol is a normal stress hormone you have to have experience stress you have to have cortisol in it drops goes up and down up and the kids were raised either their bullied or they were abused at home they don't have a secure attachment relationship kids if it's chronic so I'm in no way saying bullying is okay if we do this will we get sued and if we're not real and so let's overreact let's go this way really but how do you decide how much bullying is except like snake venom like giving them a little bit so they develop a tolerance but the traditional definition are actually pretty reasonable power differential and it's Chronic Tacos on for multiple multiple days and there was a threat of violence had a piece of threat of violence I think that was the original definition and then that was expanded gradually so they didn't have to be violence but it it is expanded so far that like my kids use the term if if one kid is mean to another bill call that bully and that's too far so I think it to keep your eye on that the key feature far as a kid is mean yeah so on the playground for my daughter and the girls would form the clubs and so my daughter was in the Kitty Cat Klub. That's what three girls called themselves and they being a corner and they tell you camp so the so you have to allow everyone in your group because you don't want to be a bully but increase put some schools have even tried to discourage the existence of bestfriends because if you have best friends are excluding others that's hilarious I don't think she exactly ordered them never exclude so it may be okay if you use it as a grounds for discussion but increased with some schools have even tried to discourage the existence of bestfriends because if you had best friends you're excluding others that's hilarious hilarious


    Joe Rogan & Jonathan Haidt - Social Media is Giving Kids Anxiety
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    Mane slippery hello hello is your eldest wow I haven't grown one who's 22 and then I have a 10 in 1/8 okay and it's hard man because I don't even like when you go over on sleepovers over my friends house scary sticking Force into the f****** outlets and there's a lot of weirdness when it comes to the styles of that people haven't been raising their children what is this this graph he just pulled up what's happening is that rates of depression anxiety were fairly stable from the 90s through the early 2000s and what you see here and sza brats in her book is that the the percentage of kids age 12 to 17 in America who met the criteria for having a major depressive episode that is they're giving a symptom checklist with 9 symptoms and if you say yes to five of them feeling hopeless and couldn't get out of bed because he has to five or more you're you're considered to Academy Preston episode and what you see is that the rate for boys is around 5% and then around 2011 it starts going up and now it's around 7% which is actually a somewhat substantial increase but as you can see in the graph the line for Girls starts up higher cuz girls have more mood disorders more inside and depression boys have more antisocial Behavior alcoholism are mm snack wrap from 2005 to 2010 and then right around 2011-2012 starts going up and it goes way up to the point where it goes up from about 12% to know about 20% of American teenage girls have had a major depressive episode in the last year one and five so this is huge okay but now it looks just like college students so this is more selective than to college and what we see is that in 2010 and 2012 when college did thrall Millennials the rates were pretty low this is do you have a psychological disorder they didn't specify they were they said such as depression and so we see about 2 to 3% of the boys college men and about 5% of 5% of college women say yes to that question but colleges are almost gen Z and the rates shoot up way up there were looking at these charts right now and the books were just listening. It's like it's like a jump ramp for a BMX racer I mean really is crazy for women out of nowhere and it hits a 2012 it goes in a very sharp upward angle because from six less than 6% to almost 15% in the space of four years that's crazy it's crazy you can't say that not to say that so some people say oh come on this generation they're really comfortable talking about mental illness and so the fact that they say they're depressed just means they're comfortable it doesn't mean that there's an epidemic of recognition rather than who are admitted to the hospital every year because they cut they deliberately harm themselves to be hospitalized and what you see here is that there's no change over time so boys these graphs from 2001 to 2015 the lines are flat for all the different age groups and just noticed at the highest rates are around 280 out of a hundred thousand per year that situation the boys next breath bang the situation for Girls is really really different so the averages are higher so self-harm has always been more of a girl thing that a boy thing in the boys are except for suicide that will get to that that's right so we look at self-harm what you see here is that the rates are fairly stable up until 2009 and then bang just in the last licks same thing the rates for girls go shooting up so the rate for 15 to 19 year old girls is up 62% since 2009 now notice the rate for the Millennials that is the rate for the oldest rotate 2224 that's only at 17% so whatever happened not affect animals it's affecting jenzie hit the best because I think there's one number missing there okay I'll just go forward the rate for the youngest girl check that out the youngest these are 10 to 14 year old girl these are preteens 89% it is nearly tripled in the last five or six years what's the wrong we don't know for sure but the reason why soak because of the huge sex difference leading candidates and the time you look at that timing is social media so if you look at what happened in this country and all around the world Facebook opens up to the world in 2016 that you don't have to be a cop student but very few teenagers have a Facebook account 2006/2007 2011 around life of American teenagers have an iPhone or Samsung they have a smartphone and they have access to social media in middle school because even though for Facebook and Instagram I think the minimum age is and was 1312 so if you look at so a couple reasons first look at the nature of aggression within the Sexes boys bullying is physical okay boys are physically dominating and in the risk of that they're going to get punched okay so you give everybody an iPhone what do they do with it games and p*** they don't use it to hurt each other boys 90s on this if you include relational aggression girls don't bully each other by threaten to punch each other in the face girls bully each other by damaging the other girls social relationships spreading rumors spreading lies spreading a doctor photograph saying bad things excluding them it's relational aggression and so it's always been really hard to be a middle school too it's always been harder to be Middle School here's this beautiful thing in your hand and hears all these programs where you can damage anyone social relationships anytime of the day or night with deniability from an anonymous account go out at girls and so the nature of girls bullying is hyper-charged by so comedian smartphones than one mechanism the other two mechanisms are the social comparison because it's always been hard to be a teen girl emerging with beauty standards in a paw beauty standards and when we were kids he had impossible beauty standards that these models were all doctored up and then Photoshop OKC that's impossible beauty standards out there but beginning with social media specialist recent years your own friends and put on a filter Instagram to make their lips bigger their skin clean your own friends are more beautiful than they are in real life you feel uglier so that the social comparison of beauty and then probably the biggest thing is the fear of hangout the fear of being left out so all kids are subject to this everyone's concerned about whether they're included or whether they're when they're excluded but girls are much more sensitive and so tell me when everybody is tracking each other is who was invited who is there and especially any program in which a girl put something out and then wait to see what other people say about it that is what really damaged and I think we don't know for sure there are some experiments on this but it's mostly correlational stuff we're talking about here but the overall experience of being a girl who was born in 1995 or later and got the stuff in middle school is different from being a girl born in 1990 let's say we didn't get the stuff till College are you concerned that this is a trend that as technology becomes more and more invasive and with these new technologies as they emerge that this is going to be worse and worse but it doesn't have to be so I think in the last 2 years the founders of this technology is really interesting so first of all it's important to note as many people as read the creators of this technology do not let their kids have it so they know that these things were made to be addictive they're made to grab eyeballs and not let go so that's one thing we always keep that in mind that the makers of this are weary of its second it gotten more and more addictive as I've gotten better and better they've evolved so they're getting more and more in fortnite is an example of and it does but so if you ever been to a casino and you've seen kids you've seen people sitting at those machines like zombies just you know cuz they were psychologist working out the variable reinforcement schedule for the gambling companies psychologist there helping companies manipulate users and that's happened to our kids to their they're manipulated to stay on device so once were beginning to realize this the nature of these Technologies the fact that what is good for adults may be terrible for 12 year old 10 year olds and once we realized that these things are so attractive that they crowd out all the other healthy activities like playing outside playing with groups of friends once we realize that I think and I hope we'll get some reasonable Norms like to propose this is fantastic especially if you have kids under about 16 please do what you can to talk with other parents and especially with the principal of a school as you know and say we need some sensible Norms because we can't solve this problem by ourselves so I want to keep my kids off social media but my son says will most of my friends have Instagram account now it was every friend and you were the only one who was excluded and most important you'll be so easy and I heard from parents over and over I don't want my kid on social media but I don't want her to be left out of the principal would just say parents please this is getting this is getting out of hand this is harming kids look at the data look at the suicide rates look at the look at the self-harm rates we've got to do something what do you do a couple things it's it's I think it's pretty out of the bedroom by a set time at least half an hour before bed there is no reason why kids should have an iPhone or a computer screen in their bedroom because so many kids are attracted to it they'll check their status overnight and it interrupts their sleep we can't be having teenagers who have interrupted sleep that there's is no benefit from that two and a half hours are you doing what's what's going on in like this is not good but you can't wear this now and she's like trying to make all the arguments keep it up like listen just it's not distracting me if it's not distracting you then you shouldn't care if you don't have it on cuz then it's not going to mean anything and then just like this like my wrist and your brain is all developed healthwell imagine if there is no reason why kids in middle school or elementary school should have Instagram face Snapchat any of those agree they can text each other like when we were kids we call each other that's that's fine but there should be no social media to high school because it's a it's a social dilemma it that we can't sell the loan we can only solve it if there's an agreement among parents and guidance from the principal please parents don't give your kitten Instagram account if we say nothing till high school and then when they get in the high school then they they're confronted with it I would like them to have some skills or at least some understanding of what's going on Jean twenge has a book called ijen and she has Sunday dinner that suggests that when you get social media in college it doesn't seem to harm you but when you got it and your preteen years it does and so and she thinks that it's in park the nature of the Boolean is such so you know sure we want them to know how to deal with this but you know they can learn it pretty quickly when they're 15 running start from 11 to 15 so I just seen no good whatsoever coming from social media in Middle and I see a lot of harm if you want your bike around the country I talked about this they're almost a rule now is when someone and someone says I will my daughter's in high school and get her she's had it and I say how is she doing is she have anxiety problems dance with almost always yes and if it's not her than her friends are all crippled by or suffering from anxiety so I think we have to do you have to wait a few years ago we didn't know for sure about the cost now we do you know you're making total sense I'm purely Playing devil's advocate and I'm on the same page with you don't give my kids on headphones and my ten-year-old it's shocking how many girls in her class have phones and Facebook accounts and Instagram accounts and I'll say it right now her friends are at higher risk than she is of having an anxiety disorder being hospitalized because they're going to cut themselves and ultimate suicide yeah it's so common and its most of the kids in school now and when they get older than Tend the number increases like parents hold out for as long as they can but as they get older and the kids want phones everybody wants a phonex please put in a plug so I gave my son so I'm saying two contradictory things one isn't saying we got a little kids out that's not letting about at least by age 8 at least to go with her friends to a playground store that is circular and at the same time I'm saying that technology has some effect okay if I totally the first time that we let her son out in the park cuz he always does come home but secondly I didn't realize this when I gave him an iPhone my old iPhone there's a great little product the Verizon no they don't make it it's any LG makes it but that's a gizmo a gizmo Gadget and so it's a simple it's a it's a it's a big clunky thing but my daughter loves wearing it cuz it's kind of like a James Bond it's a watch you press a button you turn it on you can call three phone numbers that's it Bagels on Sunday morning she walks about six blocks in New York City to credibly Safe how old is she she's so so and she is a much more independent confident girl because of it and she is proud of his fact that she is a free-range kid she can walk around and I still be talked at 3 when I can track her I can see on a screen roughly where she is so I can say you know what he's saying to come back this way again you're adding a motion to your voice and you're smiling that as always everything's going to be fine if you're doing this in a sort of you not just reassuring you're selling it you're right I am selling it cuz we as a society bought into a set of beliefs that are based on falsehoods the risk to our kids is miniscule someone calculated at present rates of abduction by strangers if you put your kid in the car and go into a store and you leave the windows open your kids sitting in the parking lot you have to stay that store for 700,000 years before your kid is likely to be abducted while it's not depend on what neighborhood you live in I suppose so you know but still the point is that there's hardly any actual abduction it's actually a really important kind of like to say one of the sticking point here is that were afraid to let our kids out because bad things can happen to us not the least of them because I am selling something I am selling the idea that that duck with a gigantic rise in mental illness of teenagers is caused in part because we've overprotected them we have denied them the experience of Independence they need to develop their basic social sense and so I'm selling idea that we totally bought this and we need to undo it and a big piece of that is we need to be removed from the fear of legal prosecution and so Utah the state past year-and-a-half ago you wake up yet they passed the first rearrange kids bill which says it puts into state law it says it is a parent cannot be considered to be negligent just by having the kids be unsupervised so if you send your kids out to the park and refused an obviously up to the pattern I told him to go outside you can't be arrested for that until we have legal protections it's very hard for anyone to do it because they the risk is you could be drawn into months and months of supervision your kids can have to be taken away from you if you give them Independence in some parts of the country it's interesting that you talked to be so Progressive about that the risk is you could be drawn into months and months of supervision huge kids can have to be taken away from you if you give them Independence in some parts of the country it's interesting that you called be so Progressive about that


    Joe Rogan | The Re-definition of Racism
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    terms like sexism and racism or sexism against men is impossible racism against white people's impossible is redefining as these Prejudice is only exist if you're coming from a position of power that's really weird and it also it opens up the door to treating people as an other literally the people that are the victims of racism are now using racism against other people and feeling Justified be size of it and it in having a bunch of people that will agree with them that this is in fact not racism and this is pushing back on White Privilege and saying all these different weird things that you know and they feel really comfortable in saying these open racist generalizing things about white people or about white men or about you fill in the blank of whatever group that you're you're attacking and it's it's really strange it's really strange to say but again it makes sense if you look at the so if you're on University and you think you're playing the truth game and philosophers are great it is to always unpacking terms and so you might try to Define racism ever go any sort of ism and Common Sense Media would be no hostility or limitation on a group based on their identity if you're playing the the politics game of the Warfare game you wanted to find the term to give your side maximum advantage so there is a wonderful social psychologist named Phil tetlock at Penn at Wharton and and he talks about these different mindset we get into a more than he calls me intuitive prosecutor so if if I'm if my goal as a scholar is to prosecute my enemies and Max me convince them and I am only trying to defend you know seven different identity groups against the straight white man there their they're the accused I want you to find my term to make it Max 90 EZ to convict and I'm going to say racism microaggressions it doesn't matter what the intent was all that matters is the impact all that matters about the person felt that way as long as someone's offended I get to charge you with a crime so and also I'm racism you can say as as in a lot of kids are learning in high school that these days racism is Prejudice plus power so by definition a black person or a gay person or whatever any cannot be racist or whatever other term because they don't have power but Carlos other social class sexy being taught by professors or this is coming out of their mouths of high schools in my nephew's went to Andover Jeffrey. Can you imagine getting your daughter's a cloak of invulnerability where you say you put this on now you get to attack others but no one can touch you like this is going to work their development power corrupts and even more of a rhetorical power corrupt as well how is this being taught that mean you going to focus on educating kids about their white privilege and making end so that's what a lot of privilege exercises are going to go line kids up by their privilege and you and your goal is to make the the straight white boys feel bad about their privilege and therefore talk less take up less space earlier about the goal is no racism the only exists if there's racism list if people do preferentially treat certain it with it preferential treatment toward certain races it doesn't exist at all then White Privilege doesn't exist in the morning it's me it's me and you I wake up when I go to the door and I and I say wrong roommate so I opened the door a crack and it just show him you know the eclipse I don't know I don't know who you are or and yes I'm drunk some drunk guy and you've got the wrong room and I went back today the man you have the ability to go out in the world and engage within a certain way that I don't have is an example of male privilege sure women have to go out into the world being vulnerable and also being the target of a male sexual tension very different thing it's an aggressive person dangerous thing yeah but I think you could say the same thing about race in this way so cuz there's racism though if there was absolute zero racism anywhere but we're worried about is the racism so would like if you worried about us if someone's if you say you have white privilege will that only exists if you are being dealt it's in a racist manner so if you're a black person and there is racism that's being directed towards you and it's not being directed towards me then you can say well I have white privilege but if there's no racism directed towards anybody that doesn't exist anymore that something you do something to come up in someone's going to call me a k*** let's say I'm Jewish and it never crossed my mind but if you're black even if you're in a very Thomas Society at some point someone is going to make an assumption if you and I don't know if we were black or other identities were visibly Georg there would be the risk of spoil interaction so I'm totally comfortable saying we should be telling my kids about this but what follows from it what follows from it should we therefore be telling kids okay so you know you know it judge people based on their parents be suspicious of people based on their race and gender that's where that's where I get off the bus the bus that's what I say now we're really hurting kids we should be turning down the moralism and returning it up right but what I'm getting at is pointing someone and saying you have white privilege if they are not racist you're you're you're you're giving this person you're putting these this person in a category that really only exist in the face of racism where the real problem is racism with the male-female thing is a very different I'd a male privilege I think his way more slippery and wait cuz it's biologically based there's a creepiness Two Men and there is and is much as I'm sure you are and I organized of sexual pleasure or of elves of sexual encounters this it doesn't exist or shouldn't exist with races just that they're the real problem in my eyes is racism and if we could figure out a way to just completely obvious he's not going to let people are flawed are there going to be until there's some sort of new way the way face with each other that eliminates lies and deception and allows each other to completely understand each other's feelings and appreciate them which may happen someday probably technologically driven till that happens there's going to be a certain amount of it but the real enemy is racism it's not white people just getting lucky yeah okay racist and so are threshold for what counts as Texas nurses going down that's a good thing that should happen right but I think we need to call attention to is that when you if you lower the threshold faster than the reality changes then you make progress but yet people feel worse and worse and so and so I think that's what's happening on campus so I think that we are we are at if you bring in a diverse student body and we're all trying to diversify were all in every school I know it was praying very hard to create a very diverse student body so if we do that we bring people in and we give them a common Humanity approach going to work great diversity if you handle it Well it can't confirm any benefits but if you handle it wrong if you try to make people see race and other groups more and you attach mortal valances to it and you a lot of the stuff that they can the grievance studies of course they're going to be angry that people hate them it's a terrible thing to bring people into a university and to teach them you know what this institution is white supremacist people have implicit bias against you wherever you go people that hate you like know this is a really bad thing to do to create an environment right thing to do would be to emphasize how foolish racism really is in about how a damaging it is not restore culture but use an individual to look at people in that way and open your heart your mind all these different races and I think one of the worst examples of modern racism that's gone unchecked is what's going on at Harvard with Asian students or Asian students are instead of instead of being completely neutral in terms of how they approach all these races Asian students actually have to try harder to get into Harvard and there because there's so many of them and they're doing so well they're being punished for excelling which is really race yet they're being punished for excelling which is really racing and its racist against the people that are doing the best which is really crazy and their minority which is even more crazy and because of their culture because they're so hard-working and they're not in general than the not the type to be really loud in protest anything it's gone on to the point with now they've had to have a Class Act


    Joe Rogan | When Did SJW Culture Start?
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    and then I got on a flight and I just wanted his own outside listen to this one on tape I'll tell you all about it but the key thing is that that book The coddling American mind was something that we wrote Because Greg began observing this weird stuff happening at University in 2014 and 2014 most of your listeners have heard about safe spaces microaggressions bias Response Team trigger warnings all that stuff Lowe's up in 2015 and sore whole book is an explanation of why why did this happen and so to your question about was there an event Iran sir is there are six different causal thread there's like all these social trends I'm going back to the eighties and nineties that came together around 2014 so that students are little different and then there are certain forces acting on them that are different and so you get this weird new game you get this explosive mix you get some students are actually very drawn to grievance studies and so very briefly like that it's things like Rising political polarization so left and right never particularly liked each other but in the seventies and eighties if you look at surveys done of how much you hate people in the other side it's not that intense it begins going up in the in the eighties and then especially after 2000 it's going up very steeply at the same time University faculty throughout the twentieth century was only a lien and in the 90s that begins shifting much further lap so that now faculties especially in the social sciences and Humanities are pretty purified overwhelmingly on the left so you have a more left-leaning University at a time when left right hostility is getting more and more intense and so any question that has a political valence now that a lot more people want to do the football game not the truth-seeking but then we got to defeat the other side don't give me Gator we know what we believe and dammit we're going to political situation and then you've got a couple of threads about what we've done the kids so I've got is a whole nother area conversation and gave them social media the same visit the kids were born in 1995 and after gen Z they had really different childhood and they're not as prepared for conflict and College that later but you put all these things together you get kids who are much more anxious and fragile much more depressed coming onto campus at a time at much greater political activism and now these grievance studies ideas about America The Matrix of Oppression and then look at the world in terms of their the ones who are initiating a lot of the movements it's such a strange time to be on the outside and watch this because a person like myself is always wanted on intellectuals and professors and people like yourself to sort of make sense of things and to reinforce the idea that freedom of speech and free debate are critical aspects to knowledge and one of the things that's most disturbing would you see in schools is people that are even marginally right-leaning Centrist being called Nazis and being silenced and they're pulling fire alarms when they're speaking people that Christina Hoff Sommers who's a feminist gets shouted down and in people yelling at her and calling her fashion it's very strange it's very strange to watch me outside and it's very strange to not see any pushback by the professors so sitting here and seeing this happen thinking but these poor kids there they're going to have to go into the workplace they're going to have to do right now during this very insulated environment they're going to escape that environment when they graduate and then they're either going to push this ideology into the work for switch see now that's what you see is the news reports and the news reports are going to be very selective and so especially what happened is because you know University that have always mean black and so the right-leaning media have always been suspicious so the right-leaning media has huge Carpenter little thing and sometimes it's it's exaggerated sometimes it's misinterpreted the most time there was something there left-leaning media tends to ignore it and so I go around the country and you know people on the right expect the oh my God it's chaos and mob violence on campus which isn't true that's an exaggeration and the left is like problem what problem comes in those schools not much is happening but if you go to the elite liberal arts colleges in the Northeast and the West Coast then usually something is happening and so that heterodox Academy it's a group that I co-founded a professor that are pushing that bipartisan we have too many people on the road on the left is on the right we created a map of where all the Shopkins have taken place and they're all right in the Northeast along the Pacific coast Evergreen clean all that in a couple in Chicago so freaking out to the country this stuff is not happening most schools a culture hasn't really changed much but at the top schools in general it has so that's one thing to keep in mind there is a moral Panic on the right about this which doesn't mean that there's not something really really is a huge problem but it's not as pervasive is it sometimes made out to be so is it into looking at violence in the news media like you when you read about violence in terms of robbery murders in general you're not going to encounter much in your life that the world is a large Place yeah but we concentrate on these really bad moments yeah it's a little bit like that except that you know one of the reasons that we took child we took FreePlay way from kids is that we were afraid that they be abducted and that almost net-net was so rare but we got a lot of cover to That 80's and 90's campuses is not like that it's it's your odds of being nailed are much higher than that and so you know I hear every day or at least every week I got an email from the professor we can't we can't risk provoking being provocative raising my ideas reason uncomfortable ideas we have to play it safe and then everybody suffers is social media partially to blame because I miss you so so so 1 is the generational thing that we have them so kids coming in or more conversant with call out culture that's a big part of this the other thing though is that we used to have what you would call a reasonable person standard so you know so you know Professor what's one also professors wrote to me recently he said he got frustrated trying to shoot me now and was offended by this because that would have been great like that's the way to handle it but for this generation raised with call out culture and social media you almost never hear of a student coming to someone else in private because you don't get credit for that so you only get a publicly and so if I say one thing it's not a reasonable person standard it's a most sensitive person standard I have to teach to the most sensitive person in the class it's also that person has the opportunity to score right they have that played throw up that virtue flag like I've got one on the board here look what I did I nail the professor on saying shoot me now and now I'm a hero and I'll say this a safe for space for everybody else that that's right but a lot of these problems that the difficulties of democracy the rise of authoritarian populism V there a lot of weird trends that are happening in multiple countries and I think it's the rise of of devices and social media is the main way we can explain why it's so similar across countries do you think that this is us is this some sort of a trend that will eventually correct itself when these kids get out into the real world and then go through a whole generation of that and then people realize the error of their ways and disastrous results of Havanese unprepared emotionally unprepared kids no I'm not confident that it will not correct itself I think that once we understand it I think there are things we can do to change it but here's way to understand why it's not going to change it so so so I'm a I'm a social psychologist is my main my main area but I I love all of the social sciences I love thinking about complex systems and system composer people are really different from systems composed of stars or and so if you have a complex system composed of people these people are primarily working to increase their Prestige so I mean once we have our needs for you know food and things like that or said we're always interacting and ways to make ourselves look good and to protect ourselves from being nailed to know for or accused of something so we're always doing reputation management now think about in any group and so few looking group of teenagers you might have a group in which its Athletics and so if that's how you get prestige then all the kids are going to be working out and training and practicing and it doesn't hurt anybody that doesn't impose an external cost on anyone else but you can have some really sick Prestige economies and so there is a about a population in the Philippines acknowledge and passion about the alarm go to the name for a butt right in the Philippines and in this tribe is a headhunting tribe 8 they find people and cut off their head not just for fun for Prestige so in a lot of societies have a lot of male initiation boys have to do something to become a man and if the thing you have to do to become a man is you have to cut off someone's head okay so that imposes rather heavy cost on Outsiders this is not one we can do all that just the way they do things. Ideally they would cut off a stranger's had like they find someone from other tribe or someone you know from a government agency that cut off his head but if it message if there's a fight or just somebody within their larger community so this is a really sick so if you have a group of teenagers college students who are all struggling for Prestige as we all are and if you get a subculture in which the way you get prestige is by calling someone out showing that they're racist sexist homophobic transphobic islamophobic whatever it is if you can catch them you get the points what you're doing here is your imposing external cost on others and that's what makes you so insufferable because you are playing your game but I'm paying the cost of your game and so that I think it it hard to people are going to break out of that themselves but once we understand what's happening I think innocence we can all come together and call out call out culture and say stop stop composing these costs on us How would how we going to reach those kids if professors are so terrified to speak out into cause controversy in class and no one wants to criticize him because of you do you risk your job erase them organizing against you and how does this shift so that so I'm hopeful that we can shift it has most people hated so even the people who do it recognize that they're always on eggshells they can be next there's a tendency of people in this culture to it you know who say they eat their own they better not try each other and the mental health costs of it I'm either number of essays that have been written by people who left that and it sounds miserable to be inside of your old ways so I think that I think if we can if we can raise kids or encouragement to see the games that social media makes them do and give them a vocabulary I don't know if we should come up with some catchy terms for it but give them the vocabulary so they can so they can know it was like oh you're you know you're a calling out or distance like I if I look at it when I look at them objectively there's like these these pants are all that's one of those Maga guys he's one of those you know he's got an American flag with an eagle in his avatar on Twitter and if you go through his page it's all like talking great about POTUS and criticizing anyone who talks bad about Trump it's it's it's strange it's like these patterns of behavior these predetermined pattern like their stereotypes like oiled slick Groove that's very easy to predict if you are one of those people it's it's super easy to predict that you're going to be pro-second Amendment and super easy to predict that you're probably going to be skeptical about climate change there's all these different things that go along with these patterns of behavior and you see him on the right you seem on the left and it's it's weird to watch it weird to watch on the outside like what this is such an easy pattern to slip into so there's data from the Pew survey says they've been measuring attitudes of Americans since the 80s or 90s but they've been published in the series on polarization which they show that in the 90s if you knew somebody's attitude on say gun control that would only predict their attitude on abortion a certain percent and a lot of people on the left let's say would hold six of the ten left its attitudes and same on the right but gradually by the time he gets around 2010 it's like if you know do you know mall and that's important just because you turn up the volume so we evolved to do US versus them and the more we see you know if it's US America versus dim communist Russia or Nazi Germany what they all come together and that's great for social cohesion and Trust the Liberal Republicans and the conservative Democrat as we lost that once it becomes Us Versus Them is left vs right now if you only hold your team's position on 6 out of 10 items or a traitor and she better get with the program and so the pressures for Conformity the pressure to agree with your team on everything I've been steadily rising and that means there's no nuance and we can't do Higher Education Without Nuance we can't do college without free-thinking and the ability to say well you know what wait a second maybe they do have a point on this on this thing and that's one of the reasons why it looks so weird from the outside and why is getting so unpleasant from the inside when you're teaching classes and a subject comes up that may be controversial do you do have like this overwhelming feeling that you're treading on Dangerous Ground And so I taught SEC 101 at the University of Virginia and I would do all Chi would take them into a sex difference origin of sex sexual orientation I would even do race differences and you know it because there's a reasonable person standard and I trusted my students and they trusted me we had a great time and we covered a lot a lot of stuff but now and then I moved to New York University in 2011 when my last book The Righteous Mind came out it's not about you gave ethics and professional responsibilities vivisection on on discrimination in employment law is important to carpet we have to cover it with MBA students have to know where the lines are with allies and yeah I'm kind of scared when I get into all sorts of things I'd like to get into well you know what difference in you know in the percentage of tech but not in the percentage of non Tech employees in Silicon Valley what does that mean I would like to talk about that but if a single student thinks that I am denying the existence of sexism they could be offended by that and in every bathroom at NYU there's a sign telling them how to report me anonymously and they put these up in 2016 in response to student request and that means that all professors are on notice that they can be reported anonymously at any moment but children well Moment by children well these are not children anymore incentive to this gives them attention they get Prestige they get value from it and just that this culture encourages these thing


    Joe Rogan on the Grievance Study Controversy
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    conversation as long as we're about to happen I've been listening to the happiness hypothesis over the last few days and I really really enjoyed I'm really enjoying it's really fascinating stuff man but one thing I want to talk about because we're talking about it right before we got started was what's happening with Peter bogosian at Portland State University and her folks don't know the story he and I forget his two colleagues telling ya released these fake papers like homoeroticism and rape culture in dog parks in just really pretty pies Yosef papers that almost like an article from the onion and some of them not only did they get peer reviewed and accepted into these journals but they got loud it as being he's amazing what he has one I guess most delicious probably do but it was called the grievance studies hoax because this is one of the big issues going on and I'll talk about is what did it take to have good scholarship and and the argument is that in some field as long as you hate the right things and use the right word you'll get published and that's not scholarship that's activism and so these three these three people did this hoax they were trying to show that that's the case and so they wrote these papers one of them was actually a section of mine comp yesterday and they just substituted in something about feminism for an Autism something like that and I don't really about scholarships or just about showing a lot of them got accepted and now it's happening is that the University Portland State University which is the only one of the three is a tat is a professor has a assistant professor investigated for violating the IRB the internal review board because the claim is they fabricated data because one of the paper says I inspected the genitals thousand dogs in the dog park you know it's obviously absurd of the dogs humping each other and they weren't sharpening business rate as doggy rape and so but if you they date at his university that committee was impaneled and they looked at the literal definition of data fabrication and it's possible that he does fall under that but the point of of of this whole thing that is so it's not that I can't weigh in on whether or not technically but but these rules are put in place to prevent the corruption of the scientific record and what he was doing was not going to corrupt the scientific record with done to correct it to show that there's a huge problem and then they're going to unveil it so the question is is the University going to interpret it this in the worst possible in the narrowest possible way and thereby make fools of themselves look like laughing stocks or are they going to use some common sense and recognize this for what it was it wasn't it wasn't the fraud was an expose that right and I hope that they come to their senses and they do have a point and if I'm going to be completely objective about data fabric technically means maybe they could have written a paper without saying that they actually tempted 10,000 generals of different. But what's really important I think is that they recognize that regular people are paying attention to this now people that aren't involved in this very insulated world and they're going this is crazy like imagine if your children are going there and your children children are being taught at this school that's willing to accept kind of nonsense like this what would happen at Evergreen State University's another example. And night it's incredibly damaging to them as University mean they're their enrollment is down there funding is in real big trouble and it's a real bad situation for them and if you talked to Brett Weinstein it was a wonderful place just a few years ago when he was teaching there and it's gotten crazier and crazier to the point where nonsense is never being is not being questioned at all this is being accepted as just some some it's almost like some religious Dogma that you have to follow what game is being played so human beings evolved in small-scale societies that we have all kinds of abilities to function in the small-scale societies one of those is religious worship were very good at making something sacred and circling around it another is war very good at forming teams to fight the other side and we love that so much we create Sports and you know video game battle with Team versus team so that all the different games you can play and the truth-seeking game is that it was a really special one and a weird one or not very good at it as individuals and in my view the genius of university is that it takes people put them together in ways where each person eats plexitis aren't these super rational creatures that are you know looking confirm their own ideas no we're not looking we want to prove our ideas we love her idea but University puts us together in a way in which you are really motivated to disprove my ideas and I'm motivated to disprove yours you put us together we cancel out each other's confirmation bias is so the truth-seeking games a very special game that can only be played in a very special institution with special Norms okay so we're doing this for my whole time in Academia started grad school 1987 adjusting the last few years it's like some people are playing this really different game and it's like if I'm playing tennis I hit the ball to you like I give you a question why challenging you come back and we go back and forth and in the process we learn so that's like kind of like playing tennis so I'm doing this and then suddenly like some tackles me like what you say and in football I'm not really in football and so as Norms of combat come in and what I mean that is political Compass as some people in universities see that what we're doing here is not seeking truth we're trying to fight fascism we're trying to defeat conservatism or trying to fight racism or whatever some sort of political goal and these games are completely incompatible how to fight racism or whatever some sort of political goal and these games are completely incompatible and so that's why this madness has erupted where you see Professor saying something maybe it's a little provocative going back to Socrates that was kind of the point was to provoke and you see these bizarre reactions emotional reactions group organized to demand that a professor be fired because we're playing different games


    Joe Rogan and Brendan Schaub: OJ Simpson's Rap Video
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    the most people think OJ did it there's a few people thing like after The Crazy Ones like OJ's son dinner or something like that and like why I'm so bald even though Taste of anything he does I watch it but and like I said my brother McAuliffe God I wish I really knew the truth about ojj do you think he's ever going to come out and listen no no I don't think I don't think he necessarily remembers anymore you think it was just in the frenzy I think it's entirely possible that he's a sociopath and a narcissist with brain trauma, and I think that a lot of times narcissists and sociopaths like to that degree like he just Charming the world hey I'm OJ since I'm a good guy where is got a weird thing going on Malachy trying to paint this image all day long of him being good guy me while he's got these that's why I would beat like a lot of make you so upset about that I don't trust that guy like Vegas room deadly didn't handle it well who look man when you're a man and you're locked up with other men you know as prisoners all day long forever it's just it's a horrific existence and it's amazing that he was able to get through it at all and then still pull off that kind of charm and not can only do a side he was killing it in their prime example of wow why don't you find meaning in that s*** I wonder if you'd like has like a what's going on my point was like what kind of memory of the event we both agree he did it right so if he did it what kind of memory does he have these remember sticking the knife in them remember that traumatic event for all these years that you're innocent the reason why I mean you never said that during like any of the parole thing when he can't want to take someone killed my wife being unjustly accused say that if I did it backed out of that PriceSmart on their part you can't do that while you have them on the podcast I don't know if you would do it but if he did do it yeah Simpson Jesus Christ that's that's still I thought they pulled that confessions of the killer in all caps case against him how much money he made off that book f****** you do feel like Bill O'Reilly and JK Rowling say how many books has not much I'm all about this but did she was very nice very cool chat Ryan ran into the dad in Phoenix or selling men's shirt white with the big pause I was trying to think what he's selling but I remember you still like men's golf shirts some s*** like the struggle is real for Ron Goldman know like game over you lose a child and he goes down like that it's just hard to believe that that guy is not going to get out what do you do I pray they still pretty athletic and black so I went and when he gets out drive down to Florida or if he comes back to Brentwood to make it super easy on you and price you could be headed to reality TV when I called I didn't even know about it sting on the documentary shows everything I did a rap let's ride this give us some fine oh my God Israel volume people here that's right people and YouTuber Hannah's get Juiced what year did this happen like 2,000 for 2 this is insane this isn't saying it's all these girls taking their pants off oh my God this is insane Micah all you player haters get on your knees and get some of these and they said these nuts this is crazy and you got to think is this 2005 is that what you said she's going to be like 60 years old when this is happening dammit only have 15,000 in a couple of days something people knew about another reason he's come on the goddamn podcast again this is so strange I can't believe this this rap song where it's like it's hot in the streets and that is true we got to figure out some way to do and who's going to be working with him and I going to get like that top minds of Hollywood dick in girls down now what type what type of psycho chicks and he was getting more women than ever when he got out like it when news of trial went to Florida with just dick and girls down now you're killing it what type what type of psycho chicks are hooking up with OJ right now skanks


    Jeff Novitzky Gives Joe Rogan a "Golden Snitch' T Shirt
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    getting but the golden snitch that Brendan Schaub name he gave it to you so taken on a life of its own and I think I think you know the last time we talked about Donna asking Alexa who snitch oh cuan itch opening Harry Potter profile it had me is AKA The Golden snitch somebody took who is the golden snitch I don't know they just did it so co-workers call me in my family calls me I was at the MMA Awards last year and some yahoo had a few pops back of me is screaming in between presentations of golden snitch I'm sleeping down in my chair it just f****** when they do that just put your hands up in the air like you one so you know during shows I'll sit pretty close to the cage go out in between a fight into the bathroom is not Joe Rogan level half the damn Arena standing up excited to see you walking in and out of the fight a walk but two or three people in that walk when I go backstage to check on he's out of the golden snitch and so you know snitch out there man I think I'm you that poor guy pays for it we were in the scary guy at the top of his game and security is unbelievable I saw him one time Las Vegas during a fight he was sitting on the floor something happened in the fight The Crowd Goes f****** bananas and everybody stands up on the floor Steve stands up and just motions sit down and then insects inside out two hundred plus people I'm like to talk if you can without even having to touch somebody to stand up by your presence alone and control something like that I mean the best I've ever seen he's not legit As It Gets I'm oldest daughter with me and so we're having a walkthrough where all the crowds walking in and you know dudes all of golden snitch so I get the presents for my daughters and three of them in my middle daughter's very artistic and so they create these cool sculpted beer mug there's four of them one of them like bald guy Brewing Nowitzki something and one of them says golden snitch Brewing Company so it's cool looking thing and she she drew me a black and white kind of rendition of all four wisdom to hang up really cool so that my girlfriend's there so she hands me the box and she's been telling me all launches I got you the best luck and present ever in the history of presents Mike the hell is this so I opened up the box what size are you large large and we go man so you since you created it you literally and figuratively have to wear it now so that picture is there some so I posted boot on this or something in Moscow I think I can say this hopefully they'll let me back in but it's out in front of KGB or fsp headquarters who died building the background is KGB FS now known as FSB everybody in the world like take my money man where can I get one of the Wayans tomorrow alright skeptical skeptical hippo I am skeptical as well but I one thing that I've learned from doing this podcast over the years is that there's no f****** way there's it's it's impossible to know everything it is impossible and you have to rely on the expertise of the people who have spent a lifetime studying these things but very important here's another thing there's no way these people could be lying about this and it wouldn't massively damaged their career going forward be done someone would find out someone would get to them the other scientists without them they would be studies done to be papers done the internet would find out about it everybody would know there's no way it's pretty unprecedented in riding with the lack of the studies of chanca one being you you know with his life you know I think they looked at it very hard and detailed and obviously they weren't quick and turning it around we would have loved this decision to be made a lot earlier so we could have routed and better than out with Nevada but they did indeed you know sign their names to these pretty absolute statements and what what else can the UFC and I do when these experts are putting those absolute out there did this is cutting-edge science were talking about there's too many people that would have a vested interest in called b******* it's it's not something that they don't f*** around when it comes to these things the people that are at the the front of the line when it comes to catching people on these things in the science of Durham pouring there that they did their involved with its this is not you get you can't like gas on the outside with no education it's just not wise and this is what I over and over again is people that have some knowledge a little bit of knowledge and they're they're pretending that they are they have a PhD in The Way It Go I mean for those that want to you know do more detective work go read McLaren's written decision on Jon's d'lai 2018 July 2018 test go read the return call study on the dhcmt in the metabolites and go read the recent clomiphene go read McLaren's written decision on John's Diwali 2018 July 2018 test go read the return call study on the dhcmt in the metabolites and go read the recent clomiphene study work shows is chlorinated subsidence it's pulsing a goes away comes back higher than before goes away comes back lower goes away comes back high or crazy stuff okay


    Joe Rogan | Jeff Novitzky Explains the Jon Jones Situation
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    careers last week but hanging in there to make this stand alone so that people don't have to go figuring this out on their own and I am sure many many fans are tuning an already know that the gist of the details let's play this out from the beginning Jon Jones initial failed test yeah so that was July of 2017 he tested positive for approximately 20 anywhere from 20 to 60. Grams of a long-term metabolite known as the three metabolites of a substance called dehydrochlormethyltestosterone dhcmt also known as oral turinabol and this was over a year ago what was determined to be the source of the stuff never determine what the source was no John went through a full arbitration hearing was never able to determine where it came from test it all the supplements he was using you know I went through many interview with you Sada had a full-on arbitration hearing the sources never determine where I came from why was his suspension Solo or so short well it wasn't hermond so there's many factors that did go into what that suspension was I would argue in the total totality of the evidence that was presented in that arbitration that it did it wasn't a short suspension because really one key thing came out at arbitration so John went to arbitration before and ended name of Richard McLaren Richard Mclaren has an arbitration group up in Canada and McLaren is probably worldwide known as one of the most credible guys in anti-doping I know you had that the Icarus producer-director on the McLaren report was the report that came from all that he basically investigated the Russian State being involved in doping in Sochi games and put out actually a series of reports on it detailing it up to 1,000 Russian you know we're breaking the rules and the Russian laboratory was helping them get around it so he's a very very respected guy he's independent obviously the UFC he's independent abusada he acts on his own and his determination was it determination and I'll read you the kind of what he said you said I find that all evidence available to me leads me to conclude that the violation was not intended nor could have enhanced the Lee's performance so a not intentional so not intentional jestion I mean there's no argument that it was in his system but he found the evidence to show non-intentional use and then he went further saying that based on the numbers of what he saw on the evidence it was not even a performance-enhancing benefit afforded to John for having this long-term metabolites in his system that I think that's significant when you talk about a 15 months is that that's you know kind of like being at this is the second time through argue that if there was an argument but maybe it's on the higher end and certainly you know we'll talk about the California commission Andy Foster took that position in Johns recent California hearing he was little bit critical abusada he thought he now he's intimately familiar with his evidence both in the previous case in this occurrence that and he also saw that there was no evidence that an independent arbitrator you know made this statement and decision of John intentionally cheating so if anything you know I'd say that potentially there could be an argument that that it was you know on the higher end versus the lower end because of the fact that it was an unintentional ingestion exactly what is John's excuse what is what is John said how he got this into assist yeah you know probably did not lead to to make him some decisions in making smart choices in terms of what was being ingested in the body but certainly his testimony was under oath that I have never intentionally cheated and did not intentionally put the subs in my body and not only this case but was we talked about the subsequent case here I think you'll see that based on the numbers you know coming out of his test and based on some studies that have been done on some of these substances it would tend to support that okay correct me if I'm wrong but didn't John is negative then test positive for extremely low numbers this is the initial test before we get in the most recent filter then test positive very shortly after with a very small Trace amount correctly add two negative tests on July 7th and July 8th I believe a 2017 and then weigh-in day I think it was July 28th he was positive for a very low level of the M3 metabolite and and we might as well start here again going back to Icarus remember remember the doctor I mean is the main character that rank up in 2011 he put out a study on oral-turinabol he actually my understanding is dosed himself and then studied the excretion of his urine and it was coming out of it over the weeks and months after and determined that there were multiple maybe up to 50 metabolites that once this dhcmt Jeff turn into the body the body converted into other substances and these metabolites stayed around he identified some short-term metabolites some medium-term metabolites and some long-term metabolites specifically the n-3 that John's tested positive for it so these long-term metabolites would indicate it was taking a long time ago they would stay around for the longest why that's basically the question that point but was not occurring and what has never occurred in any of John sample is any presents of the short and medium-term metabolites and if you look at 10 called study he identifies a couple of these medium-term metabolites Roman numeral 1 and Roman numeral 2 and he says these metabolites based on his study will stay in the body at least 22 days will let back to the July 7th and 8th you know positive test he's negative on July 7th and 8th for everything for the parent compound for the short-term medium-term metabolites and the long-term metabolites go 20 21 days later so within that 22 day window which is study shows the short and medium-term metabolites would still be showing up and there's no presents whatsoever of the short or medium-term metabolites now again will get into this a little bit more but I think the sign what it's showing is a pulsing effect for this long-term metabolite meaning once you ingest whether intentionally or not intentionally oral-turinabol into the body the body breaks it down produce a short-term and medium-term which is you no visible for a short and medium amount of time and then this and 3 which is produced for a long. Of time I think with the issue appears to be and we'll get into this the UFC program is not only program it seem that there's another professional sports League that is seen it very frequently you side is also seen this on the Olympic side but we're seeing this strange action with the long-term and three metabolites in the theory is it may be hiding in the fat tissues surrounding organs and maybe have a pulsing effect where it's released at certain times and other times you can't detect it then this is not the actual substance itself but the metabolites correct this substance indicate body breaking down the parent compound did the world turinabol and turning it into these other things which are stored in the bodies metabolites are not performance-enhancing drugs that is a result of the breakdown of the parent drug in the body now what how much time is it detectable the actual drug itself so pretty quick it's a pretty quick clearance time I think we're out study says you know maybe a week so it's not around for very long and that's why he conducted the study honestly nothing I was going to go watch picuris here last night and I just I've had too much going on the last week to kind of refresh my mind but apparently he did he knew this was part of his protocol for Russian athletes he knew a coach that was still giving the world turinabol to Russian athletes and he had a falling-out with the coach so he goes off on the side and studies hey the parent compounds going to get in and out of the body pretty quick going to be difficult to detect that was trying to figure out what stays around these markers in the body for a long time and so he developed the short and long-term metabolite test and was able to catch some of this coaches athletes for using the oral turinabol metabolites remains now what is the window that this metabolites is supposed to be detectable in the bodies were talking now would we at like 18 months. So here these existed a year plus ago it was more than a year how long ago. That's the official July 2017 was the initial test so with all the experts and we'll get through this with all the experts are telling us is there is no evidence of re ingestion and most likely this is still remnants from the July 2017 test however it was to enter into a system and we'll go through some of these testing numbers that have shown negatives followed by very low level Pika Grandma wanted to know was that the the ingestion that happened that he tested positive for in July of 2017 indicated a long-term effect right was a long-term Norma tackle that correct so meaning it already been an assistant for a year so absolutely could have predated you know the theory the first time through with something had to have entered a system between July 7th and July 8th those negatives and this lopeka Graham reading on July 28th over this last year there's been a lot of studying to this long-term metabolites as I mentioned this isn't just a UFC issue there's another major professional sports League that for the time being wants to keep their their testing confidential but they share that information with scientist with you Sada with myself they saw it on multiple occasions is pulsing effect over a year where you'd see year-and-a-half right July you I was going to have 17 but I don't know what could have been couple months a year I don't know he never showed up for that M3 metabolite for you've been tested you know for it you've been tested multiple times in the programme from Wrong Turn the same level isn't it approximately the same Pica grams that exist today in 2018 that were there in 2017 generally if you look and then we can go these numbers it it fluctuates you know from single-digit to never gets in the triple digits to to Mid double-digit so there's some as low as 9 picograms over that time there was some it 60 picograms however a peek Grandpa someone Preposterous is an Olympic swimming pool that's kind of wrap your head around we know of and how many times you have to break down that small particle to get to a picogram so one grain of salt and we all know what that looks like right you put that in front of you and you split that and I'd mention this week 50 million it's actually 58 million if you split that 58 million times a grain of salt each one is a pika Grand I mean it's in comprehensible the detection level and how small that is it really is it's crazy and they find any system so he's gone for a minute and I'll be through here so here's here's since the initial appearance of the M3 metabolite here's what John's test look like in those Pica Graham reading so the first one was collection day was July 28th 2017 he had a concentration of 80 picograms however let me caution and I'll read something from from an expert when you get down to these picogram levels the science is somewhat an exact because it's such a small amount so the variable the plus or minus you know can be anywhere from 20 30 I've seen in some instances 50 or 60 so with this scientist name is name is Larry Bowers he was formerly the shot that you sought of science director he's currently retired and independently consults before that he ran in Olympic Olympic Committee accredited laboratory at the University of Indiana the guy's got 20 to 25 years anti-doping experience here's what he he told me about you know when you're when you're analyzing small picogram levels although the two respected Laboratories report a concentration I would caution against becoming too fixated on the numbers first the numbers are really estimates of concentration and probably should be considered a range of about plus or minus 20 picograms 4ml and he said the December 9th result will be in the range of John's and we'll get to that between 60 and 100 second while the adjustment of concentration by specific gravity attempt to deal with the variability of urinary excretion rates it is an exact it is in exact and add variability to the estimates finally most importantly science has no clear understanding of the variance of urinary excretion of drugs at Ultra Trace concentration so basically saying look I mean we have a general idea how this works in science but and I think it dis instance play be real careful if you're going to be the guy with the pseudoscience out there saying wait a second John jump from 2260 from September to December and that means he re ingested it would he saying here is slow your roll on that that that it's such a small incomprehensible level that we don't really know what those variances are going to look like now I think if we saw jumps and John from single-digit eight or nine picogram to multiple hundred digit Pica grams there would be a concern and maybe some weird ministration but the experts I speak into when you're talkin variability 10 20 30 40 it's not that significant at the picogram level what is the window where this long-term metabolites starts to express itself like what is short-term medium-term this is the long-term how long does it take for the long a time that's a good question. I don't have the answer to that and maybe Andrew Chang Cubs report here and I would encourage those that are home now playing playing scientist at their computer the Journal of steroid biochemistry and molecular biology rodchenkov rights report detection and mass spec Spectra metric characterization of Novel long-term dehydrochlormethyltestosterone metabolites in human urine I'm not sure when that long-term metabolites how long it takes to get to show up here's the problem though with this substance he did a real brief study my understanding is administered it to himself that's the only study that exists oral turinabol dhcmt to my understanding is not approved for use for human consumption sumption anywhere anywhere in any country so you can't have clinical trials ethically in the medical world because it's not legal to give this to human beings so you know we're already kind of behind the 8-ball here and that you know as compared to other substances where you can do clinical trials cuz readily available be up for prescription or whatever this substance is not the substance was created by the East Germans in the 70s and 80s and was part of their state-sponsored doping program where they were doping their athletes is that this is particularly effective when people are cutting weight yeah I mean is that true or is this just more I don't know about that I think some may be confusing turinabol with oral turinabol to rightly different that's actually very important yeah there's there's very different effects on the body that is very different windows in terms of detection time explain that you got to be really careful in this world to performance-enhancing drugs there's names that are interchangeable there's different you know chemical names were you change a little bit of that chemical name that can be mean completely different substance there's instances where the chemical name is different for the substance is actually the same so when trying to compare two substances you know make sure if you're at home doing that analysis you're comparing the right one straight turinabol is different than oral turinabol turinabol other than it's not oral turinabol so but there is a difference in terms of the detection window yeah there would be how many different substances create and throw out different metabolites and different substances have different detection windows so I haven't done my study and research on straight to rent a ball out of the it's different than the substance here so Gregory rich and cough that's how I saved the only guy to do an actual verified study review yeah I mean it is published in the journal steroid biochemistry and molecular biology so in order to get something published needs to be peer-reviewed right so that has it been replicated anywhere not that I'm aware of we know this is an effective steroid with no words Germans I think show that they wouldn't be a headband using it it's not a difficult it's not a easy easy substance to get ahold of luck when it's not approved for use anywhere in the world that's only available on the black market so you probably have to go to China to get a manufacturer or you know research chemical supply company is not supposed to be provided to to humans but there were rumors this was one discussion was that one of the possible ways you could have ingested this in the spirit kind John likes to party OK one of things about partying is people do cocaine want two things about cocaine is sometimes cocaine is cut with creatine want two things about creatine is oftentimes you're buying cheap creatine that's what one of things we've had with on it on it's our our products are all third-party verified but in the initial goings when we tried different factors especially for Alpha Brain we found there were other Trace elements that were in Alpha Brain that weren't supposed to be in there and it's because of the vast they mix these things up with and one of the things that we had heard was that creatine often times has made in the same place where they might be making oral-turinabol they might be making animal that might make a bunch of different things and Trace Amounts of this stuff can get into the creatine they use creatine to cut cocaine with this is this possible or am I yeah it's it's absolutely a theory I don't you know I like I can't sit here and said that happened but I will heard similar thing I have heard some more things I know for a fact based on my previous career I worked closely with the DEA I was with the FDA I worked cases involving Street distribution of recreational drugs including cocaine I know for a fact that creatine is one of the most common substances that cocaine is cut with because I wasn't more color similar feel so getting back to me arbitration decision I mean this is publicly available records I'm not saying anything new but a McLaren addresses at least John's lifestyle around this time he says he athlete openly admitted to you thought of it prior to and for a. Of time after the reporting II adverse analytical finding on July 28th 2017 the athlete used illicit so-called street drugs including cocaine now for me to sit here and say that's where it came from. I don't know that the athlete admitted that prior to and for a. Of time after the recording of the second adverse I am a little confining on July 27th 2017 admitted so before that test and sometime after okay so does that make sense though if it's cut if that's what it where the source of it is does it make sense that that would show up as a long-term metabolite doesn't it need a long time body to digest or do we not know enough about the window of time yeah I don't know if we know enough about the window time you know my my Siri and looking at it is even if there's a small amount of that world turinabol in that it's going to for a. Of time show that parent compound at a small P Graham amount in the short and Midterm metabolites in the small picogram amount we have never seen those in the history of johne's testing is only this long-term attack so that maybe indication that it occurred maybe even prior to what we're talking about here is it something that could be accentuated in some way by the way cutting process I absolutely think that could be a factor their studies not necessarily with this but another substance clomiphene and look I want that bomb cautioning people to be careful about comparing different substances the commonality between clomiphene which there are multiple clinical studies on cuz it is approved for used to be distributed humans and oral turinabol is are both chlorinated so they both contain a chlorine atom on the molecule and there is a recently published study on clomiphene and its excretion rates again for those at home that want to look it up the study was published in the endocrine Society publication is peer reviewed the name of it is HPT access effects and you detection Fallen clomiphene Administration and males so what they did is they basically you know got a group of males gave them a one-month cycle of clomiphene you know I think 25 mg a day and then have them get off and then continue to look at their urine up to 260 1 days after and what you saw on what you see in the study is that pulsing effect so you know I'm looking at some of the study subjects here subject one on day 121 still show 247 Pica grams of clomiphene day 128 show 274 picograms day 135 shows nothing he's below the minimum according reporting limit and then day 149 he's back up to 236 there are 1 2 3 4 5 6 out of I think 12 subjects and that's that show this posting effect of this chlorinated substance coming and going again you know it's different than oral turinabol but it has that common factor of being chlorinated in this study they do talk about a fat tissue called the make sure I got this right adipose tissue that surrounds the internal organs it's one of the last things that the body burns when it's going you know starving yourself and going to that it protects the Morgan's but yeah you look at these you know extreme weight gains and cuts that the UFC athlete goes through I don't think you're going to find possibly another human subject anywhere that goes through putting weight on other than I think we're at the extreme and it's it's something obviously we talked about before we're trying to hell but you know I there's there's clearly never been a study for anybody who dehydrates and read write hydrates themselves to the extent that some of our athletes do you can never find it would never be anybody with any ethics that was supportive study because some of that dehydration exceeds World Health Organization standard so there's no studies out there you know on this stuff but clearly you know looking from afar I'd say that he'd likely has some impact over what's being released by this adipose tissue certainly talk about that in the future about the other way cutting aspect of it so but this adipose tissue lost at extreme weight Cuts could potentially be the reason why this stuff is excreting it's it's it's definitely a theory of what about microdosing so here's the thing with microdosing microdosing is done with indiginous substances so well I mean someone could try it with something else but the reason you microdose with endogenous substances is there already produced in the body right so the theory of okay I'm going to microdose oral turinabol will oral turinabol still producing these short-term and long-term metabolites in theory whether you're taking a hundred mg or 1 mg of oral turinabol those excretion rates of those metabolites are still going to be consistent they're going to be in a much smaller level my post is Gregory correct that's it correct but you know just taking it from a common-sense approach it certainly you know those that know about microdosing know that you microdose with indiginous substances things that are already peering in the body so your body knows what to do with them what to do and you're fooling you do not only are these metabolizing and there's no metabolites of them but you could also be fooling the biological passport that's the concern I think and why microdose so you saw his looking not only testing for specific substances but are testosterone dad to testosterone ratio is going up there looking at at blood values how many young red blood cells how many mature red blood cells so microdosing in those two areas wouldn't set off alarms in the biological passport world I've never heard personally of microdosing of exoticness substances that are not found in the body microdosing in my understanding is done with things that are in. volume for people that are not familiar with this terminology were just talking about microdosing performance enhancing drugs because microdosing in today's world is very common thing with mushrooms and LSD in a lot of rides I guess I'll ton of microdosing in the in the the cycling world that Brian was testosterone EPO HGH all those natural occurring in the body and then I don't produce any red flag metabolite very very small spell if the parent will clear quickly not produce any metabolites and will not throw off the biological passport analysis is there or what you mean when Victor Conte came out with the clear and all that stuff with bolckow and they were they were fooling people is it is it I mean one thing we've talked about before is that it's a constant race try to keep up with more advanced cheaters it is and in you know what's interesting in this I mean without a talk to you and maybe the first time we did talk a couple years I'm at it's come a long way from them clearly if I would talk to you 15 16 17 years ago when I got my start in the anti-doping world I would have told you to finish Dudley the testing is way behind you know what's being used out there they were testing able to test to multiple nanogram limit that's as far down as we can go now they can go down to single-digit picogram there's another professional sports League out there that recently had a one Pica gram + 3 like case I mean do the math coming down from you know for 5 nanograms what used to be the lower limit now the one Pica Graham 10020 thousand times I am almost under the theory that the pendulum has swung maybe a little bit too far in the other direction and that that's certainly is part of my job to the UFC look I want to catch every intentional cheater that's out there I want to make sure we have a rock-solid program use all the latest and greatest you know techniques to do it but I also want to keep an eye on it to make sure it's being administrated fairly and when you're getting down to detection of one you'll single-digit Pica grams I have a concern that what kind of level of sensitivity were talking about it we going to talk about environmental contamination where you walk you know through a room and somebody has just opened a container or something and there's even a minuscule powders in the air there are documented cases that some of the usually prescribed prescription drugs specifically diuretics are getting in water supplies in some areas you know you get a lot of old people on them that flush their old pills down the toilet there's documented cases of it getting into the water supply and being detectable at that Pika Grand level so you've got to be really really careful about that and I think you know this case exemplifies that you saw it in and really the world anti-doping agency world and can Glam level so you got to be really really careful about that and I think you know this case exemplifies that you saw it in and really the world anti-doping agency world and Community are aware of that you know with greater sensitivity and testing in my opinion because you know makes great a responsibility to be objective and look fairly at what really were doing here when we're detecting in that small and


    Joe Rogan | Why Was Frank Mir Punished Worse Than Jon Jones?
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    Frank Mir tested positive it was also all do the same thing long-term metabolites of oral turinabol here's the difference Frank Mir at the same as Jon Jones his first time through was sanctioned John didn't get off the first time that showed up in his system he got you know he was looking at potential for years went to arbitration presented evidence and active some other Clauses in the policy that reduced his sanction but I mean well one of them was substantial assistance where he assisted you Sada and some way shape or form and he got a reduction for for doing that assisted in what way so I don't know and this is the exact reason why I do this so I insulate myself from that interaction between you saw it in the athlete they are the soldiers judicator in this they do not you know get me on the phone so hey we're thinking about going this way they adjudicate completely in a vacuum and you aren't your people know your title is safety health and safety and health and performance vice-president of a female temper for nocardia so you no longer work for you so I never work for you saw that I do that's a big misconception a lot of our Fighters think that I've never worked for you thought I was a federal agent for 22 and a half years the latter part of my career got involved with all these p e d distribution cases 2015 Lorenzo Fertitta and Dana White through a mutual friend contacted me and said he would the mountain got to talk to us we're contemplating maybe putting our own program together we've had some recent high-profile positive so I came out to Vegas talked with him and a week later I get a phone call asking if I want to come work for him in kind of implement this new program but I've never been an employee abusada okay so that's that's good to know because some public figures that you used to work for you and now you work for the UFC never wear that you're out of jail so you never work for you Sada you brought you Sada to the UFC or communicated with you Sada and facilitated this agreement correct so I I never worked for you Sada I did work very closely with you Sade so you saw it when I first started the series of Investigations back in 2000 to look I knew all about hard work and heroin distribution organization and cocaine distribution organization methamphetamine the one that came to performance-enhancing drugs it was no class that selpa really any other Federal agency or law enforcement agent goes through surrounding distribution of performance-enhancing drugs so I was examining the discarded garbage of balko every week when they put it out to the curb began seeing notes rappers all these substances I had no idea what these things were I didn't know the difference between testosterone epitestosterone erythropoietin HGH I did nothing so what I did is I figured out who those experts were were the people that could very quickly get me up to speed on what I was looking at dr. Catlin who ran the usual Olympic allows one of the first and he started you know kind of walking me through this he put me in touch with you Sada and you know they began educating may as well so over the course of those investigations I got a lot from them in terms of educating on these substances they were bringing some of their cooperating witnesses to me and then we go off and running on criminal investigation but never never worked for them so you Sada correct me if I'm wrong but the way they would work would be very compartmentalize like they would not be specifically communicate with you on all of the details of this correct and they don't know I don't know how to use and almonds aspect I don't ask these deliberations are going on what they're looking at I don't know cooperation within in my eyes would mean that something was done Chrisley illegally this person had some knowledge of purpose purposeful illegal activity and that they would somehow communicate this to facilitate some sort of catching of someone involved in a criminal act or in the act of cheating yeah that would make sense to me to that would be what we were talking about you Sada would allow John a shorter suspension if he actively participated in helping them catch people that were cheating. That's the understanding I don't know that would be applied I don't know what to what level that was done I don't know if it was that or if it was hey here's how this drug works here in more General years of I don't know what it was I produce lead that would mean that John would have to know about cheating if you saying like this this is how this jug drug works is how I used it mean this would be he would that would mean his initial defensive because it wasn't an accident I mean I don't know about that if you knew something separate from you know that he wasn't going but it's someone else again I don't I don't want anybody to reach a conclusion I have no idea what is substantial assistance entailed none right to slippery slope slope and look transparencies important in any program but you know only to a certain level look if you were transparent about what everyone's no cooperation or substantial system was in the whole world knew about it you're never going to get anybody after that coming in and and and cooperate I saw this death on the criminal side with you know informants you don't that's not something that's that you want to be transparent about or disclose right but there's going to be a bunch of people to have a real issue with that the idea that Jon Jones you know one of the greatest fighters of all time is actually working as an informant I mean it's listed in the in the you know in the McLaren ruling that that was one of the reasons for the the mitigating factor in the reduction but I don't again Joe I'm needed County or if you have any information about leave that alone and about it stated we know what it is okay or do we know that it's a thing when it comes to the John's initial test where he was sanctioned and was suspended for a determined. Of time Frank Mir also was sanctioned in for a determined. Of time as well he was two years look davidus here shows no intentional ingestion of in the back McLaren gave him a further reduction based on there was no evidence that this was intentionally done Frank Mir didn't put on any but he had every right to go to arbitration put on his own offense didn't do that what about Josh Barnett Josh Barnett you know a completely different set of facts his came from a contaminated supplement it was a different substance he went to an arbitration hearing the arbitrator ruled which she said yep you know based on where we are now based on the care and effort that you took your right you deserve to have time served at the time of that arbitration so again I think that's a good example of the checks and balances in place here you got me overseeing the program taking a look at how these things come out you got the ability from the athlete to go to McLaren's group and judge you know the set of facts and in that case McLaren group said you saw. I think maybe over it's a little bit here and I believe Josh and Josh's you know basically time serve so you know if you want to see if you want to see them get it perfect right every time but you know the reality in the real world is that doesn't necessarily happen and that's why you have these checks and balances available to take on the matter is that they tried to paint him as guilty even though he was not in that he he feels like he definitely got a bad deal and that he was labeled as someone who's taking substance he was suspended for a long. Of time while he's going through this and although he was found not guilty that he feels like not enough emphasis was put into establishing that it was not guilty and that you know he he feels like they chased him down or something that you didn't do yeah I mean what what here's what he did do is he use to supplement that if you would have listened to anything that we educate on that you saw that sends out regular reminders are Fighters required on a quarter basis to go through videos in the whereabouts filing that deals with these issues if you would have followed any that advice when it came to his supplement choices you would have never chosen the supplement to use dye you know when when I heard about that supplement and what was on the label and how is marketed I said okay well that's that's likely the candidate of where it came from so I mean the analysis would be hey you know that pool be careful there sharks swimming in that pool they can eat you and the person jumps in the water I didn't want to get eaten by a shark but a shark comes up and in a time it's like we told you that this was the case you didn't follow that now they're also needs to be a differentiation between someone who's intentional cheating tensley cheating and someone that's just you know makes a naive supplement Choice they're there needs to be a differentiation between that and there was in that case Josh didn't get you know the full penalty of what was what that substance you know would have rendered but he did have to go through a long . of time where he was unable to fight he did but you know how again he had the prohibited substance in his body and you saw that has to look at hey even though you didn't it didn't do that on purpose did that give you a performance-enhancing then if it did allow you to recover a little bit better did it make you a little bit stronger and you know that's why those strict liability Provisions are in there otherwise have to have some sort of penalty in place I think so you know I also think the again there needs to be a differentiation between the intentional and unintentional and we do have that in our policy there are definitely mitigating factors available in our policy that if you didn't do things on purpose you're not you know you're not sanctioned by Tim Means is a great example lyrics to attend means use the relatively benign supplement with creatine creatine you know generally doesn't have an issue as as as a pose like classroom booster supplements we tell our athletes stay away from anything marketing as a testosterone boosters ones most common with contaminants are purposely spiking purpose was Vikings to me and Jesus de cria 10 it had ostarine in a very small amount we found it in there you know Austrian is chew your sanction you got six months you know so back relatively quickly so I think it's anything with your Romero so correct yoel Romero natural diuretic product that had a storm in it in all these cases not only does the the prohibited substance need to show up in with the athlete has says they've used already separate but to protect against making sure the athlete isn't purposely spiking it you saw it will go out on their own on the market independently procure hopefully the same lot of product and in the case of yoel and Tim they were able to do that test it completely independently of the athlete determine what level does prohibited substances in that based on the interview with the athlete of how much should you use when's the last time you used it relative to this test do the science calculations just to make sure and athletes not saying will I notice creatine is spiked with Austrian so I'm going to go use ostarine and then I have a built-in excuse when I test positive for ostarine in order to be able to match contaminant levels with what's being excreted in the urine you would literally have to have PhD chemistry degree online with Austrian so I'm going to go use ostarine and then I have a built-in excuse when I test positive for ostarine in order to be able to match contaminant levels with what's being excreted in the urine you would literally have to have PhD chemistry degree and I'm not aware of any are athletes having that be very very difficult to do that and so these attacks and levels again we're talking about nanograms we're not talking about large quantities that would or Pica grams


    Joe Rogan on Socialized Education and Healthcare
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    Healthcare and student we pay for it but yeah but it's worth it I believe in a hybrid form of governing in a hybrid form of pop culture and I think that I've support a lot of socialized ideas and one of the reasons why because I see socialism work with the fire department with the police department with with things that we all agree that we're going to chip in and pay for and the fact that we do this with Healthcare that you know if my neighbor gets sick the community has to chip in God damn it has been paying taxes whole life he's above the Bible part of the community we should be taking care of our own this should be a primary thing like this to strengthen our community to strengthen our civilization one of the primary things you we should be taking care of each other physically I should be like yep f****** education don't we want less losers don't we want more people to have education do we want more people to have some sort of Pathway to success wouldn't that just logically lead to a stronger economy a stronger Community stronger civilization was not logical to the extent that they are now no longer any barriers to entry to get into University Circle Inc and that is not a financial one you get I think a misallocation of talent and resources where everybody feels compelled to go to university where in reality many of the folks in question and believe me I'm the last guy to argue against education my time I'm all about lifelong learning but it doesn't have to be through the formal channels of getting a degree compulsory I well it is compulsory unofficially in that it is now no longer acceptable to not have at least some entry-level degree well then we should concentrate on that has an issue that should be the issue not this idea that somehow another education should be expensive so it should be difficult so it should be something that's only sought out by people Rent-A-Center shouldn't be that you know it's the finances that don't allow me to pursue your interest as a professor for 25 years now there are students that I see very early in a given semester that I know they're not there Singapore entrance for intrinsic reason they just don't have the sparkly eyes and no amount of coaxing on my part is ever going to bring the bottom and I try I think everybody's redeemable but you can tell that they're there because they don't have it maybe those people would have had a much more lucrative trajectory where they supposed to trade school so so I think we have to also be careful about how to allocate the talent that we have that is most likely played out over the difficulty of pursuing an education just like it is with everything else every everything else like whatever you whatever you want you want to be a stand-up comedian it's not everybody gets to do Carnegie Hall like there's there's there's a weeding out process of the difficulty of achieving success and there's a lot of people that fall by the wayside and don't make it and this is just natural to match for the process but if you say not everybody's a comedian that's true but Open Mic nights available buddy and that's why there's so many comedians that actually are good because they do find it through because there's no Financial barrier-to-entry if it cost you know $35,000 a year to basua an education in comedy and you had to be $200,000 in debt before you can make a living on the road there wouldn't be a goddamn thing to laugh at the self-educated process you have to do yourself. There's no other way you just have to pursue it but I think the rigidness of university studies you know that the rigidness of courses of of determining what people should and shouldn't learn what they should and shouldn't be educated in who you know and also that the randomness of the professors that you got like you could get you and get a wonderful education I'm sure or you can get some d****** and get taught about you know how gender is a goodness of courses of of determining what people should and shouldn't learn what they should and shouldn't be educated in who you know and also that the randomness of the professors that you get like you could get you and get a wonderful education I'm sure or you can get some d****** and get taught about you know how gender is a social construct and you knowing you're sitting in class all baffled looking at your penis going what have you done to me monster


    Gad Saad: The PC Madness of #particlesforjustice
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    YouTube channel I don't know who he is his name is I think Noah called he's a young I think both stock at Cambridge University who from all I know it was a very reasonable gentleman who had been invited to speak at a conference on intelligence and because of that a bunch of folks decided to put together an open letter arguing the Cambridge University should not hire this guidance on this is not become the the standard Way by which debates are are resolved you you sign these open leather sofa have another guy on and you should definitely check this this guy out his name is Alessandro strumia he is a physicist Janoski's know he's a physicist at University of Pisa who is also a was a research scientist at CERN the nuclear Research Center in Geneva he was invited to speak gender and theoretical physics conference everything's about identity politics and a person narrative was going to be in a women are discriminated against in physics and you know we need to help them improve their lot and physicals one so he got up and he presented bibliometric data to let me just for your viewers explain without his data is is data that quantifies science I forgot what I want to know which discipline sites which other discipline I will look at citation patterns across the surface of Economics eversight physics physics eversight economics right away to parametrize science that's what he did is he looked at for a given job in physics if a woman gets a job versus if a man gets a job how many citations did they have citations basically how many other people have cited your work when you published it so you and I might have had published 50 papers eat but you've been 10000 * I'm inside a 2009 there for your work is more influential even though we've both published same amount of papers and he he showed through very objective data that for a given position women were getting the job at much lower citations well that was construed as terribly offensive terribly sexist you'll not see liked and so over 1,600 scientist using the the Appalachian particles for justice I'm not making this up wise will you can go particles for just young Jamie can check it out yet and you can you can read their letter and it includes I think one or two of your former guests who have become a very Auntie fan of Auntie fan enough antifa because they're sounding like intellectual cowards and fools so he's on that list and I don't know I don't want to miss speak but I think maybe Neil deGrasse Tyson is on it but maybe not that one that one but definitely Sean Carroll is on it because I've even tagged him as an hate come on my show let's discuss it so the letter was basically it starts off and it says we will not tolerate that someone within our community I'm on paraphrasing will question the humanity of anyone based on their Easter gender the gender orientation he did no such thing all he did was report bibliometric data to either support the contention that women in physics were being discriminated against or not. Should not yield in an open letter that chastises them in the way that they did the only thing that he didn't correctly and my view and he's admitted to it he came on my Show recently at one point during the presentation showed his bibliometric profile versus to other women that had gotten a job over him so he personalized it anyway and in doing that some people thought that that was inappropriate and that's right maybe it's not a nice thing to do to present you know your CV versus someone else and it public conference maybe we can discuss that but the idea that we can't use bibliometric objective scientific data to either prove or this a narrative is insane and yet 1,600 people decided to sign that letter that doesn't especially when it's Tori narrative you were accusing people of sexual discrimination and then the scientific data shows otherwise they're looking for equality of outcome right there looking for an equal amount of female you really have to shows you have to determine that there's been something that's holding those people back from achieving that goal there's some sort of a concerted effort to keep women out of that field that's what should be demonstrated and when you demonstrate that I think here's the here's the glass half full version of that you're looking at that big blue bibliometric data what that shows is that people are encouraging women to get into this but it's the opposite instead of them being held back there actually they're looking to even out the playing field and help these women along the problem with that is that it makes it look like the women are capable was the Matagorda not as effective as the men with their work and you know that's bad for everybody that I had for women and for men it's bad for science because it makes it look you're not being objective which is what all we want every everyone who's not a scientist like myself what I want more than anything is to know that you're if you're a scientist I want to know that what you're telling me is a fact what I don't want is your own political spin on that fact because you don't want to be criticized it work by radical feminist go left is there any people that might in some way potentially misconstrue your actions in your thoughts as being sexist or what or fill-in-the-blank homophobic transphobic to hear that what I want to hear is that you're looking at reality there are brilliant women out there is brilliant men out there and a lot of those brilliant women choose not to do the same field as brilliant man and as long as no one's holding them back that should problem the problem is got2b in someone being held back someone discriminating someone trying to keep you out and you you're going to have to demonstrate that I'm sure that exists I'm sure that exist I'm sure there's women out there that hearing is right now that have experienced all sorts of discrimination sexual discrimination sexual harassment and they have their own personal story this is true but that not is not necessarily why the data reflect there's more men that are successful this it could the demonstrate that I'm sure that exists I'm sure that exist I'm sure there's women out there that hearing is right now that I've experienced all sorts of discrimination sexual discrimination sexual harassment and they have their own personal stories this is true but that not is not necessarily why the data reflects there's more men that are successful this it could seriously this is this is what people are really uncomfortable with seriously represented there's differences in the sexes


    Joe Rogan SLAMS Corporate Weed Monopolies
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    they got real botanist involved this money in it now that it's opening up in Canada it's going to be really weird doesn't Canada they're making it legal right it's legal now so I'm pretty sure r.j. Reynolds is that it wasn't just dumped the s*** ton of money and do some marijuana production in Canada that's going to fall through the United States it's there's too much money involved in it and it's going to be good for everybody going to be good for capitalism it's going to be good for people getting marijuana as long as Reg people can sell marijuana to let f****** r.j. Reynolds as long as they don't put some restrictions like they were trying to put was it you Jamie told me about what they were trying to do in Ohio where they were trying to make it set up where you could you could grow weed but only a couple companies could grow it so that we would be legal but only a couple companies in monopolize and then everybody was like f*** this the only ones you grow these f****** Tomatoes like why it's a tomato that the logins nature so you're saying that nature can take place I can't put a seed in the ground grow my own s*** is it legal how the difference in a pear tree it's not it's illegal life-form the life forms a plant you allowed to grow it if you say you can't grow it you got a corrupt system you got some b******* law that you weaseled in because you greased up some assholes and they people don't have as much money as you do the only reason why that ever happened or people are so desperate to get legal weed they let some dick head dominate the entire industry some greedy f*** the deal is it's legal or it's not illegal otherwise we're in some sort of weird dictatorship you know this is not you can't just decide it's legal but you're the only way to get to make money Q it's a plant that's crazy my country my pine tree you want to buy pain you're buying it from me I find you the f****** Christmas tree I'll take you out crazy I don't know if you already have whiskey you already have pills people can get high then not sober not stop with the child is argument give the f****** people freedom and make money off at you dummies that's what everybody should be doing this should make it legal and profit off and they wouldn't stop with that either should go to mushrooms to go to a lot of different things you set up clinics set up places where people go through mushroom therapy people that suffer they're coming back to the war PTSD you know there's there's so many different bands for depression people that are getting ready to you know to pass away they have extreme Society want those alleviated by mushrooms people have gone through but extensive cancer treatment realize that terminal one of the best things for these people is mushrooms that helps them ease their pain and suffering in their last dying day it doesn't seem to have any negative effects in other than the occasional person losing their f****** marbles which is going to happen no matter what you do it's it's something that should be studied and it's not something that should be free and it could benefit people so cheap you want those alleviated by mushrooms people have gone through like extensive cancer treatment realize they're terminal one of the best things for these people's mushrooms that helps them ease their pain and suffering in their last nine days and it doesn't seem to have any negative effects in other than the occasional person losing their f****** marbles which is going to happen no matter what you do it's it's something that should be studied and it's not something that should be free and it could benefit people so it should be


    Joe Rogan & Joey Diaz on Shitty Bosses
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    to a car with a f****** listen to me I just leave f****** and leave Aspen I owe like $80,000 I got a people looking for me to cop some looking for me I go from Aspen to Boulder I need a job so I take a job making Joe I'm not getting it 160 a week 60 hours as a f****** shag which I'm the guy that takes a car from you in the body shop you pull up I'm going to take that night wash it and then they start the body work and then after they've done the Bodywork I'm the guy that washes and if he do that for three or four months then they turn you into a detail and I passed the test never gave me detailed $160 a week so it was f****** garbage I was starving starving but I was good and I became a detailing the detailing was commissioned and you made do a buck-fifty a day you know I was enjoying it but the guy had his boss was a dick his name is Dirk Jordan he was just a dick. I'll give you some of those guys that was one of us but when they got the manager's job and he had his jacket hanging by the door I put the dead rat in his pocket Jack is right you know me so I go home I get stone I don't know nothing the next morning he comes in and it's got cars f***** up like he hit like a pole play me some other guys sitting all the time employee relationships some guy get to tell you what to do he's the f****** he's the head guy at the office it'll listen to Buckhead there's one of the worst positions to be in working for a guy who's a dick and that power that someone would have you know if you were moved on up came the office manager who can control people's future control where they get a raise how much time they get off you can make the decisions whether not you allow them to do certain things was George Bush ever option do we get real dick yeah I did one time there was a guy when I was a teenager that was talking about you said he would hit me with a hammer yeah there was a cuz he got he got aggressive with me and it wasn't it wasn't it away where I deserved it he was just bullying me and I was like 16 17 but I had already had a fuckload of fights by then like you know Taekwondo fights kick you in your f****** head not just the way like a boss employee he was talking to me in a way where I was going to have to quit but I never never never said I was going to do anything to him I didn't like threatening to say I'll see you after this and I'll f*** you up so don't talk to me like that cuz I can f*** you up that's basically what I said but each other and punch each other in the f****** snow you know dude carrying roofing tiles one guy knocks another guy over something they start fighting this happened all the time is a lot of the people that were doing labor to wear like real dirt bags like there's one guy that I did labor with my friend Leroy Rodriguez and his buddy they have some business part of it would take apart old houses and redo them in Leroy was one of the black belts at the Taekwondo Institute and I worked with these guys labor and one of the guys we work with lived in this f***** up abandoned building will not abandon the stripped-out building Universe part of the building when there's no floor was all f***** up half the walls are missing they're redoing the whole building taking things out on fixing to live there any had a Mountain Dew jug filled with malt liquor and we drink it warm all day and he had the shakes everything he did to do have the shakes he was just drunk all day on a crazy jobs we're like you know there's no floor sometime everything is all f***** up your the balance when you're going from one room to the other because they're tearing down Parts the ball on this guy somehow or another f****** slit on through drinking the entire time I remember thinking like these are people that have made questionable decisions it makes you want to go back to college makes you want to get a degree when you're around a lot of these guys like labors and stuff like you know some of them are just young guys I need to Gig and they need money and some of them have been doing it their whole life are 50 and they're drunk and terrible about yourself that's different but that the labor gig was not like you didn't really have to know anything you just had to be big enough to listen to them you know I'm big enough to pick things up can you go get that are you guys going to take Nails out his boards now and it was like that kind of s*** you just hung out with the weirdest people met the worst guy I remember Joe Rogan I was clean from Coke I was cleaning about 90 days I was really trying to turn my life around and I answered an ad for construction Carpenter's Helper and he hired me I win the first day out of work for free so I said okay I agreed to it I measure how they work for free I cut the stuff and you have to go get lunch in the whole thing yeah okay I did it I passed and then the guy would say okay meet me at a diner at 8 and when I go get paid he'd say what's those hours and I know you told me to meet you at at cuz I know and she'll be a waste your time so I say the job we didn't get to the job by 10 that's when I started getting paid and I was you know how is that I was really trying to have lived with a friend that wanted to give them rent money I was trying to put away some money I forget what he paid me then he made me pay for my own lunch then one day he said where's your weight belt you don't work belt tonight I don't have money goes okay I'll pay and you have to pay me for the materials plus 30% a year yeah you're a f****** scumbag just to have like a claw a f****** hammer and something else I forget what it was you work for him so weird to have your own tools and stuff like that and you know that there's a lot of the work that I did when I was a kid was non-union and a lot of the people didn't want to Union they felt the union guys they had it easier but it was it was too expensive and people didn't want to let you know use her so it was like a real debate like what's better amount of Union people you have to have a certain balance it out right he gets the job yeah you know it's not about going all that ship when I do I'll never forget that dude's name and what he didn't the scumbag he was to me but I'm Fridays you would make me feel bad like he goes how many hours did you work and I go 38 need to know I'm paying you for 30 and he believed me this guy but every Friday he's gone this Friday I'm going away I'm going here to f*** my wife in the ass and he was always an ass I got my check I got this check I was waiting for and one Saturday I'm sitting out my I'm sick of this m*********** I'm going to Robin's house and I jumped the fence and I kicked the back door open and he was a guy that bought hot s*** on the side even knowing the guy was just the bus at the s*** and he must have had I don't know how many f****** bottles and cases of Dom Perignon so I f****** ran up the corner call my buddies on meet me at this address and I took every bottle of Dom Perignon and he had my soul in the liquor stores I took his checkbook I mean I bury this f****** guy just file bad he treated me with such a f****** scumbag never bought launch he was always making crazy or he's always making little f****** remarks f****** scumbag never bought launch he was always making Christian he's always making little f****** remarks so that's what we talked about earlier what happened


    Joe Rogan on Cyborg vs. Nunes
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    flights that's all I want to tell people that I wouldn't back me I can't bet easier either they're both very good matchups doesn't seem to lose smashing people she's got really really good technique and she's super powerful and she's really big and she's got a lot of success and then Amanda Nunes is without a doubt the hardest-hitting bantamweight she's a f****** Smasher man she married James Bates long shoulders are long as she keeps you from the end of punches Scheels he's going to test sideboard you know we're going to find out whether or not you can hurt her and we find out if she could hurt her this can get crazy with the f*** no cuz Amanda Nunez can come back if she hurt cyborg could get crazy but if she can't she hits harder than Holly I think my humble opinion I think Holly is a great kicker and Holly is you know what she's really good at moving and she's very durable and how he managed to go the full distance besides War you know there's a hard fight was a hard fight and she lost that fight the thick the difference between Holly and Amanda Nunez I think it's like one shot power is better for Nunez but you know how Lee when he fought Germaine de randamie sheet when she fought Jermain she knocked her down knocked down a straight left she hurt her she heard a couple times she had kicked her she hit her with a? Kick and and had kicked her and Germaine de randamie really good heavy heavy duty Muay Thai Fighter but she didn't want to fight cyborg Holly did largest the biggest and the best in terms of what we look at our success ratio you look at with the way she beats girls down she's so powerful man that Amanda is the toughest fight forever I thought you know and I don't think Gina was ever the one shot cracker that Amanda is however Cyborg's way better than she was back then but you know so is Amanda Amanda Ino coming off of their kale Pennington fight you watch that fight she dominated Raquel Pennington I think we're Raquel's one of the top of girls in the division she's happy she's a hard woman and she she beats a lot of really good Fighters and she she gave Holly Holm all she can handle and got a split decision loss to Holly Holm and how his debut in the f****** good and Amanda Nunez handled her it was very very impressive the scary like dismantling she's beating her up I was like Wow but she's on another level now as a champion she's got an even better she was always really good she's always really dangerous but as a champion she got even better when she beat Ronda Rousey in 48 seconds that was the big coming-out party like he we are baby she's she's the best bantamweight ever you know in terms of like her or her abilities and not girls out like she's the scariest of all time better when she beat Ronda Rousey in 48 seconds that was the big coming-out party like he we are baby she's she's the best bantamweight ever you know in terms of like her or her ability to not girls out like she's the scariest of all time she's the only one I mean cyborg can't make 135 Amanda Nunez can legit 135 Champion you know and she can go five rounds of you for 5 rounds now it's different


    Joe Rogan on Jon Jones Testing Postive...Again
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    hey what you think it is Jon Jones should going on you know what's happened to UFC's moving from Vegas all this last night when I got home from The Comedy Store break it down for me and Jeff novitzky come on and break down scientifically on Thursday a lot of people calling bowlshit including Daniel Cormier I talked to call me on the phone no this can't be real it didn't seem real like I don't believe this I looked at his Cormier Twitter and I said it said he tested positive again and then I looked at when what does like first thing in the morning and he's like again but from what I understand from Reading Ariel helwani's transcript of his interview with Andy Foster and hearing what Jeff novitzky has had what it is is the number the amount of it is so infant Isomil and its exact same metabolite that he had been screen for that he tested positive for a year ago and that this s*** could stay and assist them in those kind of sizes of the molecules like some five hundred millionth of a grain of sand are some point that teeth with the actual number of the cow small this molecule is so Andy Foster is said again through this transcription of this interview that he did with Ariel helwani that it's the same metabolite the same substance they tested positive for this is the same instance that they need the number of it and it indicates that this is something he's already been punished for the same exact he's already gone through his you know his steps and this is your stuff infinitesimally small metabolites that's that's what I'm hearing so I would love to hear someone who doesn't think that's the case that thinks there might be some way to game the system and the big thought that people always bring up it comes to stuff is microdosing someone microdosing you're the one who told me about that first you were telling me about somebody I am if they tested him it would be out of the system so I would imagine a testing is better now and it's one thing does that new viski want to get into does the testing is far superior now so you're able to pick up these metabolites and much much smaller quantities so I want to see what his was leading up to that most recent tests were very small amount I'll pack describe how small it is of a long-term metabolite substance called dhcmt known as oral turinabol turinabol which is the reason for his most recent suspension a year-and-a-half ago very very small amount but there was a number that where's it say the number it was an act price is it yeah I looked I get how everybody would be f****** pissed I get how everybody would think that he's a cheater is cheating again I get that you would think that but I don't know if that's true and if it's not true it would be a shame to accuse them of it if it is the same stuff that was in his system that was ruled to be from a tainted supplement here it is a pictogram is one trillionth of a gram Nowitzki said if you put one grain of salt on the table and split it up into 50 million pieces a picogram is one of those pieces of that gram of salt which isn't saying so that grain of salt it's a 50 million times larger or smaller than that if this is true and they believe is true and guy runs California State athletic commission Andy Foster I have a great great deal tremendous amount of respect for that guy very proactive with weight cutting they practice with weight classes very product with a lot of the rules he's really good if he believes this is scientifically been proven to be from the same exact thing that you always been punished for agree with them I just that that guy knows what the f*** you talking about he's legit so is Nowitzki so are these people that are all saying it's legit here's the question though have other people been still punished for the exact same crime have other people tested positive again for the exact same thing this I do not know and I don't know if people are looking into that if there is any preferential treatment that would be with the argument would be with preferential treatment is f****** tainted supplement or illegitimate problem mean devinsky showed up hundreds and hundreds of supplements you could buy store that has you know vitamins and butt muscle Builders and all those kind of things that test positive for steroids there's a ton of them out there man you can get a lot of stuff in these system but then there's also people that are taking steroids so how do you know who do the only way to find out who it don't take s*** don't take anything less is third-party tested like a supplement maybe they got good results with it and then they get one bad batch that's possible to I just want to know that this was from December night I want to know what the levels of that drug they found were before December 9th takes a long time at all what I understand so but every time you urine the level should get lower and lower and lower I think what they're saying is this is the lowest detectable number so there's no lower than that so they should have before maybe not hire but the way it's been explained to me this number is so small that it could conceivably be tested in one test and not test another test and then also as the testing procedures get more and more thorough to get better at it there detecting things they couldn't detect maybe even just a year ago I get to continue that the technology is to continuing to and they're getting much better at understanding how to use it and how to how to advance it so it's not as simple as you test positive a year ago you test negative today like they they might have better methods of detection today than they had a year ago you got arrested today jail you have to go in there and your THC levels going to be off the chain this is going to be off the chain this is going to be off the chain they come back they going to call you and then going to go to Joe Rogan this is what it was now this is this the next time we text you and better not be higher than 26% is what know you're using this is a 1997 can I join the voluntary group and my buddy sent me an eighth of Thai weed and I remember smoking a joint and going back and the guys like. Did you smoke a joint before you came in for the test it was like levels we've never seen before this is I'm telling you about this this is a funny joke and whatever but I want to see the attached before the 9th levels how to go down unless he did this steroid during the competition season which they're allowed to do whatever the f*** the other not going to get some get some fluids from you now just urine or if it's urine and blood I'm not sure what the protocol but I do know that it's very thorough and they catching people for things that they would have never caught him for in the past and this is one of the things about this test it could possibly be as it's been explained to me that this this number is so f****** small that they might not even been able to detect it a year ago but this number this insanely small number is new levels of detection now where is he would be completely Negative X amount of time in the past now they can test it and they can find that insanely 50 millionth of a grain of salt size particle it's so f****** small that they weren't able to text something like that x amount of time of the password was a year ago or two years but now they can in the future is going to be even better to keep getting better at this stuff as they advanced technology as it's been explained to me what you're saying here here is not evidence of new drug use its evidence that the testing is far better and that he has the exact same metabolites he definitely did have it in the system cuz they're finding it a year later and still in there the questions how long does stuff stay in your system they've said through normal detection I believe Google this make sure this is correct but through normal detection what's not I mean never that the time they they wrote the stuff out that that believe they're saying to be detected up to 18 months but again as this technology gets better and they can just text smaller and smaller particles it's potentially possible that that might extend so you might not just be 18 months might be 19 or 20 who knows how long it takes for your body to get rid of that s*** the other guys like corned beef yes and there's they have a point to have a point though so I'm not mad at them for that I'm a big fan and Joker of Jon Jones person I am 240 does Isle of the deathless woman Albuquerque came for the show we laughed I don't think I don't know what to think anymore I don't know what to think this one really you know and I feel bad at Wii U & I no this is the card of the Year card to card when people fly in and then make plans around it and they do a bunch of stuff around it I feel bad for those people I know what this is like when they just was this Saturday night activity because this was going to be going to be in town going to be a tremendous amount of money for the casinos and you know that I'm sure it was a lot of money for them there was big is a big thing to have their in a bigger so they're moving into the form which is smaller place the Forum in Inglewood is I don't know how much smaller does the T-bone mobile Arena but he said that he was Dana was saying you could make about $69 on the gate and T-Mobile in the Forum that makes sense it's just it's different prices to in Vegas never work was in Dothan Alabama UFC 12 was supposed to be New York State they canceled in New York state that would let him do it and then they switch the whole thing overnight down to Dothan Alabama that take at 1 on helicopter plane was weird but that's that's the only time I've ever heard of this close to this is one week I've never heard of an event changing like this before remember I don't know what the f*** is happening I really don't but they seem very confident that you're not dealing with someone who's taking a drug again you're dealing with the very same drug that he took x amount of months ago still in his system the drug has already been punished for I understand the people get mad but you don't want to accuse someone of something that they're not really guilty of he's definitely guilty of taking it the first time people are choosing being stupid and taking it again I don't think that's true I don't know for a fact but what I'm reading from actual experts leads me to believe that they're making sense but I would have to you know I have to talk to someone who disagrees who knows more about it than me to really form an opinion so my opinion is like well if I had a bet I would say he probably didn't do anything but I would like to talk to someone who's like a real f****** expert who can break exactly what the processes could tell you it is even possible that this could be from another ingestion somewhere along the line with the sad sad thing about this whole situation is that it really really from the bottom of my heart was a great card Michael chiesa you know Amanda Nunes and Cyborg I haven't slept for a week from the Jon Jones Gustafsson just to look at it let's pretend it's still in Vegas you know you got a guy who's been active a guy who's been fighting a guy who's angry a guy who felt he beat Jon Jones The First Time against a very very down the dangerous and rested John find out Jon Jones Gustafsson just to look at it let's pretend it's still in Vegas you know you got a guy who's been active a guy who's been fighting a guy who's angry a guy who felt he beat Jon Jones The First Time against a very very down the dangerous and rested Jon Jones is there ring dust you know is there ring rust I'm sorry ring dust what the f*** am I talkin about


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the Kevin Spacey News
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    unrelated to what we're talking about right now so this has happened I think since we've been live Kevin Spacey uploaded this video on his YouTube channel or he's in character as Frank Underwood and since this has come out today he's now been indicted on rape charges and Matt Massachusetts I believe felony rape charge have come out without him knowing that was going to happen I don't know what he's doing what is fair use seche fish we can always watch a minute or something like that I showed you exactly what people are capable of I shocked you with my honesty but mostly I challenged you and made you think and you trusted me even though you knew you shouldn't so we're not done no matter what anyone says and besides I know what you want you wandering back of course some believe has been waiting with bated breath to hear me confess at all they just dying to have me to clear that everything said is true and that I got what I deserved wouldn't it be easy if it was all so simple only you and I both know it's never that simple not in politics and non-life you wouldn't believe the words cuz what you do with strange as it seems a little off his game right playing Frank Underwood great character characters f*** Great Character I mean the Frank Underwood characters like one of the all-time TV characters but that's just weird in the real life time teenage son of a former News Anchor Inn Nantucket bar in 2016 out of your f****** mind Kevin Spacey's bad motherfuker when it comes to acting all the horrible things he's done aside there's a there's a quality about someone that that good you know they're just got to like a certain amount of insanity to apologizing for his actions everything you do is horrendous but I mean to be surprised that you're seeing him seem crazy there no that's not surprising he's too he's too good to not be crazy like I was assuming they're not crazy I'm shocked it when someone is you know seems you seeing him seem crazy there no that's not surprising he's too he's too good to not be crazy like I would assume that they're wrong when they're not crazy I'm shocked it when someone is you know seems to like Daniel Day-Lewis doesn't seem to be crazy right it just seems to be obsessed to be obsessed with work maybe I'm wrong I think all those brilliant motherfukers are out of their mind just he's out of his mind


    Joey Diaz Gives Harvey Weinstein Legal Advice | Joe Rogan
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    good to talk about something very interesting it's very interesting what is Harvey Weinstein case is going to go it's very interesting words going to go right now he has Benjamin Bratt as an attorney and if you see what happened Benjamin Bratt push Court dismissal and he didn't get it the lawyer said the judge said Harvey Weinstein the payoff time are we going to go for time then he's going to fire Benjamin breath and show up with two women primarily one black and one Asian or one white and one Asian and this is when this trial is going to get very interested Harvey's also in the higher millions of dollars and prosecutor and a private investigators are going to interview friends an interview this case is going to be very interesting and I'm like the Cosby case way Cosby didn't really f****** I know you come to me and you going I'm getting busted for this what do I do because of how I grew up around those people this is what you do a German brat cannot ask a woman the same question a woman I'm going to go in there with either a black woman and Asian woman or white woman my first two choices of a black and Asian woman you want to get the diversity angle look at the diversity angle and I want to get that you can't you're saying that cuz you're a black woman Chinese woman when I'm trying to do ever really watch the people.vs OJ Simpson he's at the airport. Very interesting how you put a dream team together it's going to cost you to listen to me you got to like Cosby and make believe you're blind or we put together a f****** you didn't you see him he want to know what that milk you should over his eyes at the guy from Kung Fu let me know we became confused father had like yeah I remember that Logan magnesium his eyes that's how we would have been playing like I'm sick routine you can't go in that Benjamin Bratt Benjamin Bratt gravano look at the list of Benjamin breath has and Benjamin breath can attack a woman till you look at look like legal cases like sports bras that my daughter didn't want me to take some pictures of front of the statues anyway she's like that to get other fixes to actually tell me what the f*** am I hanging out with you for she was in the Chinese money I want to see The Armenian way but it was funny I was thinking about when I was 21 and 22 Mile Road and I will get stoned to the gills and go to the Museum of Natural History Museum of my hobbies back then since I was such a loan and then people looking for me I was always a criminal I would go over the bridge to either go to one of those museums why would sit in the courtroom I would go to a place that had a f****** Italian sandwich and I get a bag of wise potato chips in a 16oz Coke and you go to any courtroom Court starts at 7 at the Metropolitan downtown I take the A train and I walk I forget now what year this is 1983-84 I learned how to plus I grew up in that you are what you sit and watch Night Court lucky watch a basketball game with a sandwich do you have to be in the case for whatever reason is a speeding thing like someone lost their license they got arrested driving away from cop that courtroom here I want to see that guy I want to look at that guy that was like running from the cops the f****** spotlights in the helicopter on we knew he was going to get away people off and driving the f****** side of the nobody ever gets away you running through neighborhoods. Make sure you use them all they have cameras they can rewind the cameras watch you go if you running into the mall to go there is the sign of the car the guy tells you this whole white version of what happened in Pursuit started on the 5 are you a couple times then you go in there and you sitting holding tank and then you're f****** if you're with one another person used to you to shut your f****** mouth you want to call your lawyer call him where they want to call your lawyer because you want one of the other guys to get a lawyer so then like that you have to get it's his pup is it's conflict of interest so it's me you and Jamie get arrested right now I'm going to shut my mouth and tell you I'm going to call my attorney later because I know for a fact they missing to get a public defender so now I can't get a public defender because that's conflict of interest so the state has to pay for a different attorney for me a lot of people don't know that so if you got arrested with two or three people you keep your mouth shut then I'll call my attorney later public defenders can't represent you got a better chance of getting a better attorney and the state pays for the Sun the young so next time you pay for your Morgan to go goddamnit this day things aside it's cuz the jerk-off like me but we f****** Johnny run by the Bots and f****** he wants 800 an hour even though the state of you before now it's like wholesale it really is f****** crazy how I love figuring this s*** out you look you right when you're writing things down like you would even think and you just automatically started writing down numbers and percentages oh yeah I know all this s*** I so that's what he'll do very interesting Pro what's going to happen in the only thing is anything he talks too he's going to get they going to come back and I'm like OJ and try to swim so that he'll just live in Florida make them f****** Super 8 films. hot water for the rest of his life because even if he gets that down to like underswap charge and he has to serve 8 months 12 months which is really hate once he gets out all the civil suits are going to come at him and then he has to pull an OJ move to Florida where they can touch your pension some b******* money he had into something like that


    Joey Diaz Tells Jail Stories | Joe Rogan
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    deals for the first time what really happens at Journey's End well that sounds like a M Night Shyamalan movie where they kill a bunch of homeless people like Satan's involved O'Reilly Auto in Colorado people would the homeless people would commit crimes they figured out what crimes they would get 60 days for and they would commit that crime please guilty do the 60 days just to get out of the winter because of those days bold will give you tobacco you allowed they would give you some backup we had to roll it. 1991 Boulder County jail and some other jail will voted number one and two jails in the country wow that people would want to go to those jams then bowled a built a new jail and it became f****** communist land like Aspen Cardenas landfill Paradise what was wrong with that it got out they got out through two nights bright so like I'm telling you homeless people commit a crime to do 60 days to ask you something more is an honest question what motivates you more if you were in jail and it was nice and comfortable in there and you got to relax and calm down or would it motivate you more if they brought you into some communist type geology described it with every day at work orange with no cigarettes there was no fun they limited your outside time what would I didn't I didn't bolts what would what I want you to remember that you cannot leave the building for 6 months I will let you out to the front in a cage 1 hour day but you got to figure out what you're going to do in here for 12 months it's a cage yes I have more options he I can lift weights I could do different parts of my body like to shoot pool Bubba Bubba Bubba Bolden was very simple Boulder you got locked up they gave you the Linens finally at my own clothes so you called home at lunchtime Joe Rogan brought me my jeans my snake is my t-shirt I'm wearing my own clothes so now they determine what you were in for nonviolent of violent if you're nonviolent offender The World is Yours the violent ones the ones and that's a fact that the longer you're in there in the more rewards you got so if you're in green you stay up till 10 and they got cable TV if you are ready to step for 11 and they got cable TV if your purple you step four one oh my God really I would trade you and you my milk for your Kool-Aid all right so I was in there drinking f****** koolaids yesterday because I f****** hate them Boulder was a paradise compared to other Jam so listen to this Thanksgiving day when I was at locked up Thanksgiving day yet the phone to use the phone I figured out you know those days yet to Preston ID cannot sideline I press the hate to see if I get a long-distance not that press 7 nothing shakes nothing 5 nothing for bucking long-distance I got the call my peeps New Jersey for 20 minutes a piece you know you just figure out different things then they send you a place where somebody looks you in the eye and said strip down and you got to go take a shower and then you come out and they put a finger up your ass to see if you got Contraband and if they give your tighty-whities and Panera. Very nice day 1 like the Boulder County Jail guys those guys kick your bed and make you get up turn your light on the middle of night and say get out of bed we're going to do a search at 2 in the morning those people are not nice at all then I got transferred to Summit County Jail which was a f****** Paradise Paradise Paradise handball all day outside TV good morning amazing yourself black and white TVs in yourself basic cable you can be up all night you can use if you wanted to go to breakfast with breakfast if not you can sleep through breakfast and weed eat your breakfast for you and then from there they shipped me off in Department of Corrections that's where it's the nitty-gritty if you think black people talk in the movie theater at night don't go there. black people talk all night it's six or seven floors and I was in there in August with you for humidity in Canyon City Colorado Frozen the daytime it was like f****** being sweating in a f****** 10 can you will attend can in the daytime that we're finished and then the three meals and then they test you everything you're mad English they f****** put a bunch of pictures in front of you they put you through Psychiatry they take your blood out and do everything and then they assess you and then they have I took care of all the dots okay there's a bunch of. You have to you have to dilate your eyes like if you have a high school diploma you get a point if you were working at the time of rest you get a point if you are up to paying rent so I got a bunch of points for that Psychiatry they take your blood out they do everything and then they assess you and then they have I took care of all the dots okay there's a bunch of. You have to you have to. Your eyes like if you have a high school diploma you get a point if you were working at the time of rest you get a point if you are up to paying rent so I got a bunch of points for that is so funny out


    Joey Diaz on Watching Porn For the First Time | Joe Rogan
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    the same way you put your original would be like on the left a copy or if you couldn't do it this machine probably because I don't remember but I heard about it and I remember that movie about the dude from Hogan's Heroes that was he he was on Hogan's Heroes and after Hogan's Heroes he just went around making his own homemade p*** you know you had one of these kind of things anything else they was actually send you a projector with three movies for say 1495 it was a lowan projector and probably going to work 10 times but at least you got to watch p*** and they send you a reel-to-reel that was so bad p*** was so bad and I still remember story with me and my friends chipping in and get the f****** reel-to-reel with that saying and plugging it in the wall and putting sheets on the windows and it was just horrible horrible board White Chicks they would find off the streets Flapjack titties somebody turn cigarettes off on the chest and this chick was half on drugs and she had to suck the guy's dick in the most Vivid picture I remembers when she took the mayonnaise with the bread life stuck in this guy's dick the guy's dick have been beat up and she took mayonnaise Miracle Whip that's why I never like Miracle Whip to put it on the bread and made a dick sandwiches it includes a dick and it was like me and three other twelve-year-olds dog we almost had a heart attack and understand me like our heads blew up by 10 cheap cheap little projector you had to put a sheet up on the wall and use it as a screen you had a f****** shade up all your windows in the Attic cuz I used to do it in my attic as my mother wasn't home so I would like the first viewing party we had was in my attic you got to send the money order and Giannis in the Dolemite 95 for shipping and handling SMH and then it would take six weeks to delivery so you were just sip you can send it to your house so I will Rogan's house because I knew his mother and his grandmother were called back so that never be home cuz they would just drop the package off in front of your house if one of our mothers found that back and we'd be that we'd be f****** Deb in your mind your mother mom edit you talk to any mom for 15 year old I know you think your son's again latest like stopping I don't want to hear that. Mom wants to hear this I'm getting laid the first girl you brought over the house actually bothered your mother I'm sure the first two girls you brought them actually bothered and irritated the s*** out of your mother it took your mom a while because you're always going to be that little boy I can't imagine getting his dick sucked I just put diapers on 10 years ago you know what else they worry about they worry about you get somebody pregnant cuz you so stupid and you're 15 16 17 you guys are just doing stupid s*** you know you don't really know how to pull out that good how good are you at that not very good when you were that young your parents are worried about you doing something dumb your parents worried about you getting pregnant but they also don't having sex I had to skinny girlfriend like I always had ugly girls that were friends and but after the girls at leave my mom would put me to sound so what's going on I do nothing you know she's just a friend and I would have steam out of the house I can't believe it you don't they were friends but that was just one skinny girl but I used to bring over in the 7th grade and my mother call us when afternoon like she call is making out so she asked me as a man she was from now on them your f****** face she's here and I'm downstairs just leave the door open my mom was one of those. She was one of those just do me a favor just for me but if I'm here just leave the door open and I would leave it open the foot and then try this 8in 600 and she would have to come up with cuz all I was doing was dry humping this girl that's all I was doing we weren't having sex I think I sent that it's one time you know we weren't having sex with just making out dry humping but one day I had. My mom had the Barstow and she was just f****** come on in the afternoon to see if I was at this Broad and one day I didn't hear her and she brought one of her friends up with me whenever friends and I'm in there just swapping Spit with the chip I hear something on the wall I kept dry humping that we had Earth Wind and Fire Can't Hide Love re f****** outbof that's the way of the world I'm driving this chick that that and also that I hear a lot of slip and a guy starts yelling and I ran downstairs that was one of my mother's friends he used to be a bookie at my mother's bought so my mother goes I got to get to the body Blaze some heat Robin tears with the ladder at the side of the house to see if I'm getting laid to look in the window air conditioner with a Curt they could never see in any way but this girl pissed off my mom for years this one on for about a year and then I started taking his shirt off and sucking intense and my dad came home when they put them in the closet and that was and then my mom would give me s*** for a little while I got to be 12 13 I'm in the sixth grade me and this girl would watch the Osmonds on Friday and Saturday Donny and Marie and I would get pissed off cuz she had a crush on him f****** Donnie you know either you're a kid and then one day we play hooky from 12 to 3 or 3 hours and nobody will know your grandmother my mother is definitely not coming on so we used to play hooky and one day they caught us and her and I had like there is 20 ft between us an offense that parents had a house right behind mine and my mom went into the backyard like the f****** Spanish from the next year's and started yelling your daughter's a horse sucking his dick my daughter was just a reminder son was a regular little boy until your daughter took over and I never used to walk, but I never walk in the house and the mom is like an icon FIFA second your mom's out there yelling horrible things about my daughter calling her horse whenever I used to walk, but I'mma go walk in the house tomorrow cuz like I talk to you for a second your mom's out there yelling horrible things about my daughter calling her horse


    Joey Diaz on Getting High and Listening to Music | Joe Rogan
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    can I listen to music Arabic music. I called you like there was like October 3rd and I was going to call you to tell you that I love to participate the sober October but because of my love for music it's not going to happen cuz my fingers to go home at night and sometimes I go to the office like I told you to my house is dead at 20 tonight the King George the better fucken hate 30 in my wife's and bedtime minutes later for some night I don't have a spot on her podcast bring a notebook on iPad my get stoned and I put it on the album on I go down the Houghton Road and I just got f***** up and listen to that music I love it you're okay that's my hobby and once we can go to the album store and I buy a new album new vinyl album lately I went down that Led Zeppelin to Road that's one of the greatest dirtiest filthy ass out and opens up with whole lot of love dirty and then with lemon song and then Heartbreaker it's just dirty and then I've been listening to f****** Physical Graffiti I love going into those foxholes win at night stoned to the gills culture music in America right if you think about it like Zeppelin and Pink Floyd living Wikipedia That Grew long hand that came back with those four hours then there was rumors of acid if you listen to the funeral home wanted to provide tickets revolved one of those John Lennon spreads acid good or bad it's it's very interesting is very interesting that the sound is so it lasts like it's so relevant if you listen to some Zeppelin today it's still so goddamn good they were so good they were so good like I should do I jump out a window like Led Zeppelin 2 there's a couple hours I got that office that I put on a such a part of my childhood like I think about my mom come in the room saying yelling lower that f****** devil music Lord it at that age out of Fisher stereo okay and I really do not to get components like I was already had like I never bought the album with the 8-track and cassette f*** you I bought an amp and I bought on cassette deck and I had a turntable and I would f****** blast it I don't know where I got the speakers for my boredom that fell off a truck I love music loud Miami Heist every time till this day every time Led Zeppelin's final album comes out in through the out door comes on the radio or something I think of my mother banging on the door freshman year going if I got a knock on this door one more time of drawing that stereo out the window like 7 in the morning I have that full f****** Speed Roller joint getting ready to walk up the hill smoking and I wouldn't smoke at the house not like that she had no idea clean album albums of the wood record player a friend of mine had a real a real high school oh my God at the sound he bought the speakers and everything is sound you can he like that the musician pulling away from the microphone was that good he would forever and it would have two or three hours of music on it so whenever he would have a party he would just put on the real real at that time that was the threat that it's going to reel-to-reel to cassettes and CDs cassettes and CDs so if you put something through that you would have to kind of like do it like you're working in projection room you take the


    Joe Rogan - Mathematician on Trying to Measure Consciousness
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    read much of your work I've seen many of your interviews and videos online and one of the things I really wanted to talk to you about it I find quite interesting his Consciousness and your believe that Consciousness is not simply calculation but that there's something more to it and what what you think this more could possibly be from a scientific perspective which is unusual cuz a lot of people up some theories about Consciousness but they're usually crazy people like myself well I mean we're all conscious and so we may have theories about it yeah but sent no the ideas I went to Cambridge to graduate work it was mathematics always working on your mathematical subjects geometry but I thought you know three years old had a big influence on me when was as taught by Hammond Bundy with a general sympathy cosmology wonderful talk with various other animated presentation and then there was a talk by Paul Dirac one of the founders of quantum mechanics and historic what is complete I was talking about the superposition principle in quantum mechanics so if you have a particle and it could be in one spot or it could be in another spot then you have all sorts of state so it can be in both places at once and a few minutes later he finished his description his explanation and I have some vague memory something about energy but I didn't understand what he said and I've been totally mystified by this ever since so I suppose if I'd heard what he said he would have said something to calm me down nxcess Cricket balls in baseball's things like that was a cool spot in Mancos teen who talked on mathematical logic and he explained things like and tearing machines steering machines the thing about gun was used to have a colleague or novice undergraduate and we talked about logic yeah but when I heard the when I went to this course by Steen and he explained what it really says and what it says it's supposed to be a method of proving things in mathematics I mean things with numbers examples of things about numbers what they mean but it may be very difficult to see whether it's true or untrue. The idea and you can have a computer check whether you've done it right so you these rules DNA and things like that and you if you give your used to say to the computer and see whether it can be proved and you say maybe I got a proof and this follows the steps and you give it to the computer and it says it right it's true or maybe it will say you've done it right and it's not true total outcomes and the point about it is that if you believe that these procedures do give you a proof and otherwise that if the algorithm says yeah it's true then you believe it is true because you've understood I want girl shows as he constructs a very specific sentence the statement which is a number things like like the thing about numbers which is proving mathematical things then you can see by the way by the now this is amazing to me because it tells me that okay you cannot formalize your understanding in school but you can put on a computer of the same understanding that allows you to trust the rules that it's true but that is not actually derivable if you see it's true by virtue of your belief in the rules and this to me was amazing and I thought you know what's understanding what does it mean is it something following rules is an algorithm he's about this to wish people argue about endlessly is it was pretty convincing to me that this shows that we don't think when we understand something or what's going on and I has is not an algorithm it's not following rules it's something else it's something that requires our conscious appreciation of what we are thinking about I'm thinking is a conscious thing and understanding is a conscious activity like form the view that conscious activities whatever they are not just that kind of thing but you know when playing music or Falling in Love or Whatever these things might be computations sidewalls and so I believe that the loss that work in our heads are the same as those laws so I began to think about it well what about Newton's mechanics but you can put that on a computer what about Einstein's special relativity you could do that what about Maxwell's equations pewter okay then you may have to worry about approximation to send these depend on continuous numbers rather the sweet things but I didn't think that's the answer then I thought what about general relativity and you know what those signals look like so Einstein's general relativity Shore you can put them on the computer what about quantum mechanics well that's the famous equation of Schrodinger Quantum State evolves how do you say and how it is that these things that work in the quantum world don't seem to work at the level of classical big things depends on this process of measurement in quantum mechanics and the measurement process equation cuz you nonsense and the famous Trojan is cat where he produces a situation in which the cat would be dead than alive at the same time you produce that example to demonstrate that roughly speaking his equation gives you nonsense but doesn't follow the shredding place that's one thing of the oven everybody knows that the mechanics but I think it's what's called making a measurement and you're allowed to do something different but that didn't make sense to me and so I had the view that okay there is a big gap in our understanding and if there's something in the world which isn't something you could put on the computer that's where it is so they've you I've held that for a long time and non computable something Beyond computation involved in our understandings of things so that's of you hell for ages I didn't do much with it I just hold of you until a radio talk between Marvin Minsky and Edgewood Fred Cannon there were explaining about what computers can do and they were talking about okay you have a computer to computer stalking to each other over there and you woke up the room and the time you've walked out the room to the computers they have confused beautiful communicated with each other more thoughts than the human race ever has. Well I see where you're coming from but I don't think that's what's happening in in human communication human understanding is something different from what computers do and Consciousness Consciousness and something different well I have no ideas is writing a book sometime in a long time in the future when I'm retired this is some while back I say and I thought well this gives you the focus until I wrote this book called The Emperor's New mind which is supposed to be saying well you know we everybody seems to be thinking one thing but the book Southside okay maybe lots of people think that what we doing this Computing about if you stand back and you say well know there's something else going on that was the basis of my thoughts about Consciousness but I wrote this book thinking that by the time I got to the end of the book but I was really aiming for this thing about what's going on neurophysiology and so on and by the time I get to the end of the book know pretty well what it could be I didn't answer book retired people who the ones who'd had the time to read my book okay well that was a little disappointing but okay I'm glad the old retired people like my book but this was from Stuart hameroff said I think you don't appreciate that there's something else going on that neurons I mean you couldn't isolate the corner what happens when you get no way of keeping the quantum state to the level that you need in this picture so I realized I didn't have it but Stuart hameroff pointed out to me these little things called microtubules and he'd microtubules and this one I thought well this is another one I realize his microtubules are there and they look like just the kind of thing that could well be supporting the kind of level quantum mechanics up to a level where you you could expect the the quantum States collapse that's the terminology people often complain over in your liver to nodes in your brain sore eyes and your liver Consciousness is it has to do with the organization of them and the nature of them the particular kind of microtubules are there other arrangements is different in the brain how does it vary in the brain compared to other cells I think one big difference so I'm going upstairs temperature to kinds of microtubules Honda Accord very beautiful arrangement of proteins for tubulin in they make a very nice arrangement which is connected with Fibonacci numbers and things like that so they look like for a comes but they're apparently not taper off and they're very important in transporting substances around cells and their organized differently and they're probably the ones and the difference have to be in Paramus ourselves as a particular kind of cell so that one of the things and the cerebellum may still be argument about this business seems to be that is completely unconscious and it has comfortable number of neurons connections between Alan plays an open a little finger. Penis doesn't fit well I got to move that muscle this way on this phone that way and so on and it's all controlled unconsciously in a lot of this unconscious control is done somewhere else in the cerebellum when you when you get ready skilled so different kinds of different coming coming to light Bailey. Which is which is known about this controversial and all sorts of things but the cerebellum seems to be different because there are more in the cerebellum through fmri how many neurons are in it but how would they know what which part parts let me know which way to tilt the ball control of what you're doing the overall control is probably done with the cerebrum but the cerebellum is controlling the details we don't totally understand but we know that there is different parts of the brain that responsible for different activities and some activities don't seem to be conscious yes yes I think it's probably the case just says they seem to be differences in different parts but are you convinced that microtubules are responsible for Consciousness or it's a primer Theory I think that one of the best candidates are you see I don't think it's only my what anesthetic gases is an important one of the important ways you can tell things about conscious in most of it you, that's just here saying it is but one of the important ways you can tell something about Consciousness is what turns it off in the reversible way and see what job is it do geologist but you make the unconscious and the reversible way you want to make sure you think you can wake him up again and it's obviously very skills thing but I guess a lot of his colleagues might be skilled at doing it but don't be off the questions about whether I actually doing from the point of view of the biology in the physics and tell him to see what was really interested in that question I think things like how mitosis cell division and he was very struck by the the chromosomes line up and that this thesis microchip Middlesex pulling them I never really big paws and and and in the structure of cells and how they how they behave and so on but why their consciousness different kinds of things be yet they still seem to have the same effect on to understand what it is that they affect his way to know that's a lot of his interest has to do with that so just by putting someone unconscious and registering what parts of the brain are no longer active this is what they're using sort of reverse engineer by turning those parts on that's what enables Consciousness has the I love his interests to do that so just by putting someone unconscious and registering what parts of the brain are no longer active this is what they're using sort of reverse engineer by turning those parts on that's what enables Consciousness is has the


    Joe Rogan Shares Crazy Baboon Stories
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    Collective psyche around hunting not just Bambi but essentially all cartoons involving animals to animals who your friends even Predators Yogi was your friend he was your friend SeaWorld tide said that he had to watch Bambi once a month during his entire did you find that that is real needs a reality show or something I read this sentence to watch Bambi every month during a year in Missouri jail that's like looking for a little how about you keep that guy in jail for more than a year there just look at them David Berry Jr has been ordered to watch that guy was killing him because he was poor eating deer and that's how we met. That's how we got food that's not the case here don't care a deer could feed a family for months dinner po'trait not on his way worse that's a poet Renata Hunter though and he's killed more than this trip is an Uber drivers and there's some of the try to pull you under a bridge and f*** your mouth that this is bad people out there I mean there's nothing good about that never going to go well for you it's never going to go well for you did you put it online no we didn't put it online to the credit that would give the guy who put it online the Idaho Statesman or whatever the Idaho local favorite was mutual friends with him so he's a good guy or you just screwed up made a bad choice are in the tough so I would say so. a guy who's been on the podcast before and it's it's really pretty amazing stuff what they found out about baboons he studied actually because he actually studied a baboon tribe that the alpha males died off they were all eating out of a poison Garbage Patch There's a garbage patch that sick food in it and just bad food and the alpha males who got to eat first always keep their butt out they want a dying off for more than one generation Generations they became like really peaceful and calm and they weren't the vicious violent baboons that are the norm and that it was who is really if you Google it support all ski studies baboons and I in Radiolab also had a podcast about it which is where I first heard about it and then I read what sapolsky wrote about it but it is unbelievably fast and he chose how you can have this insane violent animal culture and then did the cont removed and when the cons get removed everybody chill the f*** out and it's really really quite fascinating baboons for the most part Me Maybe he shot the nicest problems ever for the most part they're bunch of baby and cont and they'll steal your f****** kid that will a two-year-old that you love so dearly that somewhere around a professional Hunter run the structures like there's a professional Hunter which essentially your guide and then there's trackers which are usually native folks that that help track in The Game Spot in the annals things like that but our rph he was a rusia baboon shoot it so we have a lot of irrigation here to maintain this Ranch and they rip it up and their basic terrorists around you no come around or can't mess with our fires messing with our food is easy Once you want that was the instruction that I got I never never did but you know given that instruction from somebody like that liked a this is a good thing for our landscape go and do it now that's very far removed from stacking them up you know like I'm going to shoot some baboons I mean it's a good thing for this certainly don't take a photo of you posing with an entire family. Beast primate I had a friend who was in Africa and he got attacked by baboon baboon steals food Wild open the mouth Yes like a dog mouth his wildness tune to but doesn't come down to like a corset so my God I mean come on gated and dog like they're very it's a very strange animal look at that face me and my friend said I forget the story and snatch something from them


    Joe Rogan: Weasels are Badass!
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    the rabbits and said stoats Stow Tanner are nested bird probably another acute but accept how many squirrels kill birds eat birds a big part of the decimation of the population of certain bird species is a squirrel crazy that little thing eat a mouse that's about what's a rat it's eating a rat that's like his size and murder stuff oh okay got over here distinguish by he's a weasel a larger size and longer tail with a prominent black tips kind of weasel trophic level of carnivorous goat kills rabbit 10 times its size is Christ 2 million views put on go it really is 10 times the size of vereadores cap adorable though the way they doing it unlike so he's probably going to hit those as we can hit those high in quarters you can get some Shock and some blood loss is Devon it that is so crazy as teeth for those I don't know but I was behind that he's killing it by biting the back of his neck and he literally is 10 times smaller than it that is it dead right there I'm really good isn't that right there Stout you think s a t o a t Eagle weasels in Ireland and here I go everywhere else they're called short-tailed weasels are everywhere else are called short-tailed weasels


    Ben O'Brien Asks Joe Rogan For Marriage Advice
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    marriage advice like I've been married for coming up on 5 years I have a two-year-old my wife has had more children I just bought a new house living in the brand new house and a new towns and cities you got a lot of things going on there pressure points right living the American dream but like I want to sustain this I have a great thing I'd like to put my arms around weariness of how special it is you know you are doing the thing that everybody thinks of when they think about like fulfillment in life you're raising a child you're having children today you are you know you're engaged in this intense relationship with another human being we create a person all those things does a giant man there was a giant also your engagement activity the 50% of people of all the levels of failure in life like there's nothing more no failure more impactful than a divorce I haven't met I just have so many friends that have been fired from jobs and it's not fun it's not good but they bounce back bounce back I've seen guys lose who they are from divorce I've seen it happen talked about this too many times but it is a true story I have a friend who has been divorced to a woman for 14 years he's been married two new one for 12 he has family he has children with this new woman it's over with the old one he still pays her every year and they have no children cuz he f***** her so hard she got work I'm talking about lately you know viable human being bananas that has banana there's never I did have a buddy who when he said I do and they turned around she look mad he looks scared and I people just don't they're not supposed to be together but they think they should be with somebody they find somebody and they talk that someone into doing something f****** insane like signing a legal contract and says you're going to be together forever and ever till death but my problem is a very lucky problem that I got something that at least in this like early years has seemed to be the right thing she got a two-year-old by herself at home she tried love you babe long time ago but I like to know my challenge right now is I think about life and like I got this wonderful beautiful thing and I'm just the stress is that I'm going to get up dad is always a stress and I think that's one of the reasons why a lot of marriages fail is because of this intense pressure of the relationship you know like there's a finality and I understand the need for this banality right doesn't need for this contract and that does everything locked down if your woman you can when you're raising children you need help right need a man to be there to help you raise it hopefully but you also need financial help it's difficult you notes it's this is all makes sense that there is a woman would want to lock things in like that it makes sense it's also weird cultural tradition right it's this weird thing that we have this law like we we we bring the law involved into relationships and it's it's very strange like Google contracts some of them are f****** Preposterous right sometimes you see a guy who looks like Rupert Murdoch right he's got this bang and wife and she's like 30 years old and she's got big tits or how about Harvey Weinstein and his wife she's in it for the right reason gelatinous looking Jabba the Hutt looking man and a beautiful hot young wife cuz the guys got a f****** cajillions that's a normal thing super happy with them Daddy I would doubt it is well it is Union in the first place relationships that you could Define as legal prostitution they are absolutely legal prostitution a woman has met determination that you let the sloth fluid in your vagina on an intermittent basis if she could be big diamonds and drive a Ferrari and live in a mansion and this is a normal part of life some people today and I might even say it like as long as they're consenting and they're both aware that's going on then but that would be a good argument for prosecution as well they wouldn't have a bit of a transaction I guess I don't know transaction who can touch your penis in like if the massage therapist said hey I really enjoyed giving you a massage let's go somewhere afterwards of my own free will and I'll drop you off at be fine that's fine. And you were imagine load smell I haven't long Respect by respecting the fact that you can't get through some of the stuff in a very short time I've I've always said like I appreciate a nice road trip for that reason with a kid and life is not just drive it take the time cuz you get dislike connection if you can get the phone down the way to the pastor's you just get this connection that you wouldn't get otherwise yeah doing things together the unique that that helps you know also you also have to both have the mindset that you enjoy each other's company and you want to make it work good with some people just don't man like you like your wife and she likes you works at some work for a long time in like the percentage you say that's that's what you take 50/50 is is it a person that I was 5 years ago I just hope I'm a better person I'm trying very hard to be a better person I certainly know more about myself I understand myself that it is a long slow process I think we are all a work in progress that's right and engages in this work so you could be a person who's on this path of you know being present and and trying to become Darren trying to improve and then you have a spouse male or female it just shuts on you and I've seen that too man I've seen the two really brutal toxic relationships where they insult in and say rude things around your friends to try to f*** with you and and it people get into these these relationships were they genuinely hate each other our number three of the podcast get real deep Bro Nuance I'm send it to my dad but he won't listen to I wrote this letter that is like listen man cuz I thought I had seen recently liked his developing relationship with my son and I like it shot put this out of my head that I really should my dad is caring for me the fact that he stayed with my mom and they develop dislike place for me to grow and nurtured me and allow me become a person in environment like it was a Northstar from you and then I left that environment like I always I never wondered what my path is going to be I always could look up and be like that bond that I developed my family their love for me is like the thing that I'm always you know I'm looking back to but also looking forward to because that's what defines me and regardless of what I do I can always fall back on that that my dad loves me my mom loves me I love them and I grew up like what the strength of sold cuz I knew I don't have it I have friends that came from the same place that I did same town I did Marilyn that OD'd on heroin they live in the same little suburb Suburbia community that I did they had parents that were the same age they went to the same high school that live in the same environment they went down one way I went down another I truly do feel that that me going down that way with the way of my parents like built destruction around me that was always about that bond that love in the thing that that's I did Marilyn that OD'd on heroin they live in the same little suburb Suburbia community that I did they had parents that were the same age they went to the same high school that live in the same environment they went down one way I went down another I truly do feel that that me going down that way with the way of my parents like built destruction around me that was always about that bond that love in the things that that's right


    Joe Rogan and Bill Burr Love 'Gas Monkey Garage'
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    garage cuz he always I can't I mean I mean I could do I do like 2700 right and then the f****** guy would then go down to four grand and he would come up like like three hundred bucks and you never get in the car for like 3 Grand the f*** you want to write so one time he went out and he busted this guy down on like a Trans Am or Firebird or some s*** I forget what the guy sells it to him for like f****** he wanted like 18 Granite somebody sold it to him for like 11 so f****** gets the car over there he's talking always going to do about with it and all the sudden the guy's brother calls up and says hey that guy didn't have the f****** right to sell that car that's also mine you got to pay don't I'm going to come down and got I got to buy it back to me so the guy comes down and he's you know ask him what he wants for in breeches just like I was thinking like 20 and the guy goes because my brother I know what you paid for it Forever song Get Like embarrassed you wasn't he just went into like his is thing and like I swear to God like watching that show like you get better at like negotiating in like he does like these sketches to where he could do like a character imitating like an old-school used car salesman and you just how good he does it cuz you know how good he does is like this guy is like this is just in his blood he's just a car guy he's been flipping cars I am trying to see Michelle in a minute but like he used to talk about how he by the time he was like 19 he was on like his 30th car or something like it was just like just flip them anytime Pawn Shop shows to something about wanting to know how the deal plays out yeah you know that is so compelling people do something like it and I'm a moron I'll just sit there staring like how much they going to get for that explain if I'm afterwards you know we can kind of make a noise like a funny way or whatever but it's a funny thing to that how appealing that is two men like I bet if you looked at the number of women who watch those car shows versus the number might look in your Motor Trend has a channel now they're their own jail and I guarantee that is 97% dudes and 3% women complaining. cars like girl can drive cars girls drive cars all the time girls like cars that don't like cars with guys like cars it just most of them generally speaking Yeah Yeah the speed of what the car like what how fast they would be going or something if we got up to maybe like 1:40 but we like going around turns and like like faces doing this for what I loved about her was she had like test-pilot Vibe yeah like she came up and was just vise-like handshake and s*** Beast yeah it was pretty passenger sunglasses you know what you talkin about that look the same off the f****** what's what's wrong with you we talkin about that look the same off the f****** what's workout what's wrong with your sunglasses. You'll see it all in the details


    Joe Rogan and Bill Burr Laugh at Preacher's 'Dick Root'
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    to get send any sort of a position of power it's easy to use it so the have a guy who's the pastor that's not a creep and that really cares and is really good person and really wants to care about the community and really right wants everybody to do better and get better with life but isn't trying to buy a f****** Rolls-Royce like Joel Olsteen and live in a giant mansions like it always Megan shirts that always goes out he bought the old place the old arena where the the Houston Rocket asked if he bought it and then he feels it up hurricane came people criticized him cuz he didn't open his doors to all the folks who yeah I mean look at that f****** place holyshit yeah that looks like a Dice Clay special and all those people throwing down all those people paying to be there by guy is making does necessary mean he's like what can you do with that which is getting the reason why I'm thinking of you no stopping in every once in awhile a good spot on that rock and roll church thing for a while there was a member one of my friends was a producer his assistant was she was lost she I think she actually or $950 for the f*** yeah we could do that people probably buy season passes to work. He was coming to I'm one of them one of those big spots I was at these Arena tours and he does Vegas to we does the f****** T-Mobile arena in Vegas I want to see the show leaving the ship there when you lying eye contact is the toughest f****** thing ever but whatever he's that he's making people feel good he's making sure you have to respect that who's going to the rock and roll Church she was like this week at you like you should go you would really like it and I guarantee I wouldn't like it I might quit some young hip guy probably sing songs probably tries to f*** women like it out of here with that help them feel better resonated with him and start banging people's wives and that's what happens rock and roll alternative churches there's a few of those that Justin Bieber guy you know the guy that Justin Bieber has he's the one that told Justin to get off the road like he's getting these guys to do in a basketball player maybe he's right though this be the first of all be probably as a f****** billion dollars in the bank and maybe he was frayed around the edges is losing his f****** marbles the kids 21 years old he's about as famous as a human being could possibly be the only 21 showing dick root you know I mean like the base of your cock you're pulling your shorts down to base your cock like that you doing that cuz you're trying to get laid stop pull your f****** shorts up to a normal height those things should be five in I know what you doing your cock is slapping against you think you probably don't even have underwear on you f****** creep Jesus is not want you dressing like that no Jesus is not what you dressing like that no looking handsome guy he probably Dixie Chicks down for the Lord write the next dick some down for Jesus


    Bill Burr's Hilarious Construction Job Story - Joe Rogan
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    they don't want a real job contractors guide sauna guy that this guy that got it all got their little f****** in the handyman guys in July and it was just I just remember my job was I was putting in the scaffold and going around you know when you get your f****** drill the hole and you put the triangle thing and then you f****** put the bolt on the Irish guy keep going if you want me to f****** go quicker you know we would like literally three stories up and he finally shut the f****** he must be a non-union guy I swear to God he wear the same f****** jeans everyday with like no underwear right and I had a f****** giant f****** hole right here on his thigh so I'm in f****** working in the house and I just remember he's stepped over something with this left leg in the whole f****** whole move right just like flashed his f****** junk I was just like and I did not have stand up to people and plus I'll see how is the new guy on the thing and I just was wanted to be like buddy how about you put on some f****** boxers or something so I don't care look at your f****** Jen's first when he's walking around like a goddamn nail gun not like boxers could stop that but any extra layer of clothing that you could have this guy's literally like his f****** s*** you know that I will look it out of a tree show about Alcoholics to start working on job sites I realize there was guy that just had a drink they drink at lunch who's drinking all the time they're always trying to quit remember one guy is like I'm quitting I'm done and I'm everything good that's good you can't you s*** together always hungry I just know but I couldn't I couldn't eat enough I was always hungry to pack two sandwiches three sandwiches


    Joe Rogan and Bill Burr: The Vajankle
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    you know what to do like a mold they should do a mold of your junk and they got hustling they should be that group of using a mouth either like a mold of like all they are rockstars dicks yeah like once this done on human element in the gay you even want to f*** this thing that isn't alive this is something like this is my a****** rubber version of my a****** I always you back in the day when you wanted to get p*** you had to go into a store I just other stuff all we was it just seemed serial killer like body part typing humanizing I remember those days yeah those things are great I stopped using them now even though like it was trying to buy a try it I had to try it after awhile to your listeners like become like how does that not to brain damage to f*** that Jesus that's so disgusting can you get you think it's bad getting caught jerking off can you imagine if you're slamming his foot into his f****** personal it looks real enough that you f****** killed somebody and now you f****** oh my God a whole leg that it's crazy how realistic that looks it looks like she's hanging from the ceiling kind of what she a little bit right like it's moving around because I want to make it a little weird it's just as you can build your own mannequin here synthetics parachutes and stuff like that something something like that in a few weeks later you buy a giant freezer


    Joe Rogan & Bill Burr on Unattainable Beauty Standard Outrage
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    most of my friends we all got busted for drinking and driving the best one was a buddy of mine they read his newslike8 approximately 4 in the morning we noticed a maroon VW Fox blowing its horn trying to pass on the right we pulled the defendant over after repeatedly asking the defendant to stay in the car he got out of the car through his keys at my feet and repeatedly stated lock me up I'm f***** up and it was funny was my buddy was a good-looking guy and the judge was a was a woman and when the guy read that you know lock me up a f***** up and he wasn't the brightest gyne just kind of human like he could put his head down like that little Pound Puppy f****** looking dude and she she gave him like a lighter sentence in cuz he was good-looking I think so ugly people are complaining so much they won't take the time to develop a f****** personality right some jokes do what the rest of us have to do like I don't get mad at Brad Pitt you know I haven't made Viking cuz he's f****** beautiful I'm a f****** bald redheaded male I know where I am in the pecking order in some of these f****** people who are complaining right now who are mad that beautiful people get treated differently racially speaking but you're not going to do the beautiful thing in the middle of any tries to do you know they're the ones that f****** impossible standard of beauty she's beautiful and you're going to try and sit there and tell me that that was learned but here's the thing that's only women because when you see Jason Momoa play Aquaman you don't hear men say that's an impossible standard of beauty that we have to know I just make fun of that f****** stupid thing he has to hang on sir bike fitting leaking to save sharp Eagles underwater is that a skin like well the bumps what is that is that a suit doesn't water get in the gloves yes he did he got all the apps so he's better than I love you. This is this is the fall look unobtainable bodies icy girl in a bikini and that they are now making it illegal to can't you aspire to that go to the gym to be that lady they don't want to work to get that kind of a body and they want to they just want to not see it they don't want anybody want to go to the subway and see about it and then never going to have actress complaining what time does the studio told him that she needed to lose 15 pounds you can't drop 15 to star in a movie I mean what karat can they specifically carrots some veggies in your diet is the f****** tweets I get a billy booze bag a fat freckles all of this s*** that I get like I'm not like they sit there and act like they're acting like like f****** preteens with everything is just everything about them and the whole f****** world gives a s*** celebrities with their f****** political views has the funniest thing ever it's like all your you're not you're not making anybody change their mind politically I have to back in speak up it's like no you can't have the spotlight on you enough that's all you're doing cuz all you're doing with that b******* is your first alien dating half the f****** people that are going to go see whatever the f*** you're in and then secondly you're just getting on the radar of lunatics in white Vans with two seats that are looking up how to f****** bill pythons like that that's that's the Fallout it's like the jerk when he goes average run-of-the-mill son of a b**** and he picked Steve Martin the idea that a girl shouldn't be asked to lose to look hot for movies f****** crazy because that's what you're playing you're playing a hot woman and this hard and there's millions of to everybody's in Ship by Ben Stiller in Meet the Fockers or something it was a scene where he had to have his shirt off in the pool yet f****** ABS comedy you were seeing the influence of for the internet was just like you know it gets in your head people just crashing you like I already knew I was unsightly but I didn't realize how many things that people didn't enjoy but I never noticed that about myself so yeah I don't have really has like a f****** eating disorder but also because you're pretty you have a beautiful face you're born with it you didn't even work at it and then on top of that you supposed to be playing a beautiful person in the movie they would like you to not be fat what the hell so I could be lost so I always feel like your job is going to look like me is to show up on time knowing your lines in the best possible shape you could get yourself in that accept the role play the guy that smoking cigarettes near the brother-in-law that's drunk all the time does look that way it's because they want to make you more attractive does not like discrimination is a reason they want a better product to make money like I've got a couple of movies I did a movie one time and I remember it was a scene we were in a car in the star of the movie was holding onto the steering wheel and I was like like I never thought this ever bought a woman I was like her forearms are gorgeous I was looking at how beautiful look at that guy look at that f****** guy like you going to count walking down the street I guess you know if you f****** came over here to be starring in movies and that's not all the Sweden by the way that's like just when you're in Stockholm that's like their Manhattan to all the beautiful f****** people but I mean I wanted to couple I want to the magnet plate one pot like a magazine and stuff like that when I was over there in the woman behind the counter was like a f****** 11 here but she was working at a magazine stand so that was her energy I'm working in the magazine said my dream hasn't come through yet you just look at him like you you could sign with the who's that big modeling agency yeah but that all like Cindy Crawford and all them were with back in the day the Vikings Viking Blood the best looking people think they went over there and raped and pillaged and all that good DNA is left there they caught the best women they kept them alive kill everybody else I was at what happened I don't know what happened big beautiful the funniest things happen when you go over there till like what are they called us the Nordic and Scandinavian almost my height whose voice is hadn't changed yet and they have the mentality like an eleven-year-old at night almost my height whose voice is hadn't changed yet and they have the mentality like an eleven-year-old midnight 465 rail-thin with the European pants


    Bill Burr GOES OFF on Outrage Culture | Joe Rogan
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    men who pitches it's like these these men that don't like other Wars they don't like aggressive men they don't like manly men and so they they push it as well as they are aggressive when they're controlling and they want to rush it and that cuz that's the thing where it like if you really look at their agenda when they say the future is feminine that's not inclusive and there and they're all about I'll make this more inclusive it's like no lettuce in so we can take it over and then we'll push you down is is the psychology of kind of person that goes after that someone that's after like power I'm not saying the average woman is like that my wife is a feminist and cheese into like inclusive s*** but like people who are spearheading stuff like those people are wired the same way like you know I mean I don't want manator is yes and there's no room for you it's going to be like think the way I got a lot of that so-called progressives extreme left is think the way we think say what we say or we will f****** destroy you pull up that retweeted today the David pakman retweet liberal Progressive guy this woman post on Twitter she would never vote for a man or a white a white man or white person white white someone is white or male he says that's racist and sexist it is so she blocked him on Twitter today she called Boston College demanding that they not have him back as a adjunct faculty crazy to this women post this and he points out that it's racist and sexist so she blocks him she tries to get him fired okay did this is why that whole thing is f***** up okay because he's acting like white people exist on any given plane which is what a lot of people try to do so it's like Snot like the love of that white people not saying all white people but white people have f***** over people who are not white forget about poor white people who they f***** over so you understand that but the heat they're both right but then like the fact that she then takes it to the point that because he had the audacity to have a difference of an opinion that that's the thing that now we're going to destroy you and you can't be on this thing and then the other level of that is how the corporate entities are so afraid that one f****** Nick is going to roll out the door cuz all of this s*** is you just a paper tiger until you get the big Behemoth to listen to you and this all of these these f****** things from award shows to this b******* but someone just needs to be like listen to Sky already apologized this is this is an old f****** thing or look you just had a difference of opinion that you know this isn't the first time you're going to say something and so he's going to disagree with you that doesn't mean that this guy can't come back and you obviously cuz it's some s*** that's happened to you have an extreme opinion about this guy because of the color of his skin it's like there's so many f*****-up elements to that that but for some reason you can't like if you would dress that on any level then you're part of the problem and then that something is racist if you say what I just said try to look at it 360 how much as I can while of Southpark is everything that they do they do it 3:16 right and so I learned a lot from that show but the way they look at stuff like that cuz right while f****** do everything but even just to try to be like one hanging out you know I understand what you're saying and you shouldn't talk about this topic it's like who the f*** are you is that is already being up people doing that you're going to do like cannibalism though I mean real person Comics say the real Comics yeah 20 of less complications in my life here. Kind of she drives me crazy that would drive me crazy is this bullying like she's trying to get him fired got to get him fired for having an opinion on something that she publicly stated one of these that they'd be somebody wanting one of these things has to be like you know and it can't just be private it has to be a public tweet to say that this is just going too far in this f****** thing where you have a difference of an Canyon now and they just going to you know take your f****** job away you know I ran into this s*** you know when you know when the me-too stuff for start coming out people would try to like you know you know you had to tweet the right f****** thing and if it if you said anything so I don't let's let's look at the evidence God forbid you f****** said that it's just became like this whole you're part of the problem and they would try to take you down or someone you were you were is with a doing a show with a represented by they would they would try to do like that pressure to try in it and it was just like and I had to say is like no I'm not doing that and then it just goes away cuz you have a f****** leg to stand on wall so the people that are doing it it's a small percentage of never happens and you're going to Red state-blue State f****** everything in the general consensus of people is like like that was f****** crazy like that that doesn't make sense but no one wants to say it because they're going to get steamrolled in between the Harvey Weinstein's in the world and then someone who you know cuz he's Ansari goes on a bad day there's a big difference between those two and they attacked him they try to get them pulled off of that movie Ocean's 8 yeah and they and they were acting like that like killing somebody versus stealing a car versus jaywalking like literally the whole judicial system is based on what you did is your punishment your parents do that friend that's all that's what that sounded like you know how I heard it and then I was bald white male IQ you literally sound like what the f*** you're against and it's it's a it's not going to last and I feel like it's like the end of the winter and people want to go outside and get some sun in their face and you didn't like no no like taking people by the back of that f****** neck and f****** shoving their face in the s*** that you can sustain that no cancel static it doesn't because you don't get people to change by yelling at them doesn't work or bombing them like what the fuc and more people want to f****** take it down so that's like I don't understand psychology so what they think is this is their time this is their time to get back at man is there time to yell at man is it time to where the future is feminine t-shirts is it time to take their stand and then did you not see the women's March saw a bunch of people walking but listen I'm not saying the points that they're making don't need to be made I'm not saying that their complaints are not just it's it's the execution of it where it's like you're going to go through intimidation and destroying people like people's careers in people you have to publicly apologize it's so it's like the bullying people yes some of the biggest bullies right now believe it cuz I'm a lefty are on my side of bucking fence and you know when someone's on your side of the fence and you're looking at him like you sound like a f****** crazy person that's when you've entered like you know what was your special strange times yet but yeah like it's like it is strange because they have to do what they have to do to change the world but you don't change the world by yelling at people work that way and there's this real points to be made his real points about I couldn't imagine being a woman working in an office with a bunch of guys trying to f*** you all the time it's got to be a goddamn nightmare I can't imagine having a bunch of bosses that literally tell you suck my dick I'll give you a raise that happens to deal with that every day I mean Camelot got a nice ass just said you know it's just like some of that s*** is like f****** you do it and it's it's that I always viewed it like like everyone's like that behind the scenes of like a prison in the first thing every guy thinks is high how the f*** would I not get raped in their right what they saying it's like cuz I I don't like like like that doesn't make sense it's what doesn't make sense to me is the Children of the Corn torches burning and just the way that there's just a lot of people there shut down the government which has just become normal and all they do is to make it like okay as they just raised the level of debt that we legally can take on or whatever and it's alright let's do this for another year and if you questioned any of that that means you don't support the troops and you're a f****** piece of s*** you need to get the f*** out of here and it's like so much stuff doesn't make sense to me like I just saw Michelle Obama they had this f****** tweet of her wearing these glitter thigh high Jason said sets Twitter on fire with her $4,000 f****** boots and it's just like you know that you have a question where she got that money the president makes five in a granny Yoshi booth for Grand and thigh-high boots and even talk to me about the f****** book deal and all of that shift that f****** guy his first like to you know public speaking engagement they will like with major Banks and you go out on the road all these guys who like f****** only spell Americans are upside down the house from those f****** Banker country did not get did not get punished in 2008 they all she talked about like people who should have that f****** lives burned down those people and these guys there and they have their faces in the same f****** pig trough it's the guys with the red ties and for whatever reason like I don't and I don't know why like they get a pass doesn't make any sense I wasn't serious s*** like drone strikes more more innocent civilians were killed with drone strikes during Obama's administration and while you're creating more of it cuz all I want to do is just get revenge and simplistic ways of how to get the f*** out of there how do you do it well I mean I'm not saying the air would be cleaner cuz I don't know what like when you throw a Tesla battery into the f****** ocean what that does to and I'm sure it's f****** horrible but I know that there are one stop AppleOne in the Middle East that they got oil and that's it you know I always compare them member that kiosk in like the South Shore Plaza in Boston that was a something was a place called Wicks and sticks all they did was sell candles or pewter pot sold muffins and then they started doing for breakfast so if we stop by and oil here if we switch to solar powered I'll let you know the windmills I know that's probably just as much f****** bad on the environment but what it doesn't get you out of there and it bankrupts them and then they don't have the money to funnel through the mosque to to to fund the terrorists while the United States is exporting oil now she's crazy we have a lot of oil and especially through you know if you ever suggested that I think I just did I think then for some reason I don't love my country and like I'm trying to solve it I'm a Frugal guy you know I don't f****** you know I don't spend beyond my means and you don't I don't like debt in that type of s*** I don't know how the f*** these guy think that's why the president ages so much sleep the pressure imagine the dead bodies everything all of it he's he's a certain level sick mentally that it just doesn't get in I mean I've because he hasn't aged at all. Granite he's got all that white stuff around his eyes and it you know I don't know what he's doing with the hair but the hair is usually The Tell-Tale sign but I I think you see what happens when it flies up in the back when the wind hits it the back salt bald all because he probably did the original plugs and I didn't take who knows what he's got going on back there he's got chaos going on back there I just wish be like it's missing like a baby if he gets a second term and shaves his head that would be not saying he would just look like the most evil f****** do whatever like that would be like in intermittent fasting lifting weights dropped down about a buck 90 jacked yeah I mean in my own little f****** world I'm trying to chill out more and I'm trying not to f****** this just this enough yell and I don't think that they needed from me now more mocking and laughing than yelling for sure but when you see enough of those the future is feminine t-shirts and you see enough hypocrisy and you see enough people trying to take people out for commenting on what sexist and racist and trying to get people fired like it's a time of outrage across the board and you have to respond fire. It's a time of outrage across the board and you have to respond a little bit you have to let people know hey this is f****** ridiculous like there is there's a certain obligation especially comedians have as a social commentator you see some stupid s*** if you're not commenting on it this if you choose to go that we had some people just like I'm just going to let you forget your whole work week and I'm just and talk about a bunch of s*** small stuff


    Joe Rogan & Bill Burr - Society Doesn't Dictate Gender Differences
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    I feel like a king you got a driver what do you give a f*** you don't give a f*** about anything I can be on the road forever and that it's making eggs on that little stovetop now you're in there drinking you're doing what you want you watching Goodfellas are f****** Anchorman that is pretty beautiful it's so bloated experience to your riding that thing that's a retro experience is not just hops truck Bible will keep it I don't need it seems right my wife's always right. Always mostly women don't like when you collect yet like where you going to put that they don't like that you get too many things I have to reason why I got this place here such a jerk that's why I don't have a point I don't actually I can actually refute your opinion your point or whatever it's so Universal to all women of that response like that f*** is wrong with you in a highway watching you have taken care of your children you know you give birth to get this little tiny infant and then financially you were relying on his f****** maniac Southern flying helicopters and fixing cars I know playing drums all day so they can't say anything but they like what the f*** are you doing the end of the day you married an 8 year old a difficult person to to live with evidently I didn't realize it but I come now looking at it honestly stepping back and look again yeah I can see that f****** see that I thought about it studio apartment is a dildo all my discussions with biologists and people who study like what what's Gad sads what is his discipline behavioral psychology but he studies you know Saad is his last name Canadian evolutionary Behavior is there anywhere he can go where my dad said no because of The Godfather to make fun of you surviving kick you off the island like so many celebrity seven f****** names they name their kids just like don't you remember school if you don't remember how f****** mean kids were why are you giving plate painting a f****** bike edit your creative have a meditation room f****** don't do that with the name Anais Bill name William this is folding chair Johnson no need to express themselves they do it through the naming of the children might other favorite thing to do is when they f****** they they put their political agenda on them like they kid doesn't even have a f****** chance like this whole thing like gender roles babies by the way that my little experience being a dad going to kid birthday parties they lives kids are not old enough for that behavior to be learned the kids come the boys show up at his f****** Braveheart they come over to f****** Hill the girls are social that sitting there that kind of the taking things in it on kids boys coming to f****** do. We were at 1 on Saturday and there was this kids hilarious he look like a little Bobby Hurley's a point guard right and he was playing this game at like this ball is life forms as a bat and he was hit between Dover the corner where I was sitting with my daughter was like little like soda by cushions that somebody put together like 3-piece thing and made it into like a little chair for sewing an old person like me could sit down so I stood up cuz I was worried about was going to hit those kind of garden nut so he went over and got the ball one point and just seeing the chair there you know all built like that he just saw it and just kicked it and just destroyed it and then continued on as to why did he do that he's a boy yeah we like ruined s*** little kids like need something to do that's physical Their little bodies have little little batteries overflowing with energy that it was all about like grabbing throwing breaking breaking survival s*** they looking like right that's what I have to compete with in there are you see them looking at the boys who appear to be dominating and what they are is there actually showing all of their cards and the little girls are already taken it in breaking them down knowing will I can't get physical with this person I can't like dominate this person physically this is definitely an end they just immediately stuck on like that's what a f****** smarter than I think play Lose Yourself I don't necessarily think they're smarter I think what's going on is that men have we have different DNA and that the genes are aggressive and Men bulshit that adults, came up with and adults it's almost always women it's women that think that there's something wrong with the way men are raising their sons they think there's something that like that this idea of these men raising these kids these kids being aggressive is because the way they've been coached that's not true it's just that part of being a boy is a s*** ton of studies of people wanted to actually look at the science and if you leave boys alone with toys and girls alone with toys boys of gravitate towards truck f****** you don't the things that they can hit and smash and girl sit down there with little T cops and they play with dolls it's natural just 100% natural babies babies are gender-neutral the raising their kids gender-neutral so they don't call them a boy or a girl has no way you're not saying to your son you're sure you don't want to wear the dress and then the kid wants to f****** at once the parents approval yeah I didn't want football I guess I wanted the dress and it's just like like I said my kids barely too so what the f*** do I know I'm just saying my limited experience at kids birthday parties is it's not even how it was ever even question that like a to f****** to Young the f****** year-and-a-half two years old like the society I guess I wanted the dress and it's just like like I said my kids barely to so what the f*** do I know I'm just saying my limited experience at kids birthday parties is it's not even how it was ever even question that like you're too f****** to Young the f****** year-and-a-half two years old like telling me that Society is already


    Bill Burr - Comedy Specials Are Just Advertisements Now
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    next one independent you going to do it independent no I don't know how I'm going to do I'm exploring all like the options and all of that I'm trying I was trying to figure out a way to you know cuz it's just a ton of specials out there was just trying to figure out a way but I mean you know so I'm dumb do I don't know I don't know what is the special is changed since you and I started our special was special now what it is is it's just kind of an hour-long advertisement letting people know that you're still out there and it's like this just doesn't impact the way like I was trying to think maybe the last one that really was just like whoa Dave Chappelle Killin Them Softly certainly Chris Rock bring the pain where it was just like you know I'm not saying they weren't ones that like like people talked about but like just that thing we're like remember when we were kids it was just like you know Friday hey man see you on Monday and then somehow on Monday everybody saw Delirious or everybody saw dice or everybody saw Sam Kinison on on on the the Daingerfield thing it was just like no one was talking about it and then just like there was only so many channels and that thing just caught enough people's eyes and you came to school Monday and everyone was just talking about it like you know I'm still getting f****** tweets from people saying Breaking Bad how much time do I have to give you to watch it you know so I still have his son the number one thing that he he he watches is he on his phone he's watching one of these guys that gets paid to play video games he watches this guy on his phone play video games everybody does not common yes so now that's another thing to watch online p*** f****** me watching Eric the Car Guy all that trying to trying to find like where you can like drop the pamphlets of your career basically to be like hey man I'm still around I think there's definitely more content now than ever before but for in terms of like the amount of stand-up that's available has never been more great stand-up available to watch yeah there are now it's f****** crazy so they're not really specials they're not Naturals they're not special because because it used to be specials used to be the top comics now it was basically the top white male Comics so the fact that they fix that is a great thing but now to tell me Chris Rock Dave Chappelle Damon Wayans patience there's Apaches this other people out there doing stand-up stuff anyways but what I'm saying was but it was the best of the best we're now it's just everybody is everybody so and was complaining that he didn't get a half hour special on one of these networks and I'm thinking like you're a feature act and like what are you what are you going to do do your whole act and you're still a feature and you want a document that and it's just like they used to give out half hour specials when I started out and it was too like guys who'd been on the road for like 15 years and they will pick him from they're headlining our they will take in half of that like the best bits from an hour and then you know and that somehow through time just became a feature going up and doing his whole Act Joey Diaz did one Christina pazsitzky did one I'm just saying it's changed so because it's even changed since my last special but I put out my last advertisement that I put out an hour-long advertising so you just try to figure out because everything's just f****** changing so fast you just trying to navigate at where can I put this in all of this that it's going to Blink enough that someone's going to stare at it maybe like watch I think I just noticed your f****** lights with the sky that's pretty cool yes it was a doctor lights shut off the auto light on Netflix he puts it on everything it's on Hulu and Amazon you get on iTunes but not Netflix guy he's a smart guy see what happens if you just make it available everywhere instead yeah like to talk to him see how successful that was yeah cuz I'm still working out Maestra I'll talk to you off everybody cuz I don't want cuz it it's lunch with my ability to you know make something happen so I'll I'll tell you what my idea was but I got nixed I thought about doing it just put it right on YouTube for not getting paid for it just shoving it right on YouTube to see what happens and just sticking it out there because if it is an advertisement what's the best way to get it out the best way we just to be to put it on YouTube and then two segments it until like little chunks so the people can't digest it in and have it end up doing that Netflix takes them down I think when you have bits up that like from specials that they go up on Netflix I think Netflix just let them stay out of just depends on what your what your contract is work that in we did a special with Paul virzi all things coming at work we did a special with him which was did phenomenal like broke all their online streaming records and it was great because he was a guy that they don't really give special to his right right now you know sit down and watch television like everybody tape-to-tape s*** right that's just how it works which is now if you watch like NFL games they have this thing now where the games going on and all the sudden the game slides to the left and then there's two boxes in the advertising boxes bigger because they know that everybody's taping games and they're blowing through it and advertisers somehow can tell if someone fast forward it through and then that they the NFL doesn't make as much money so now they're they're running like this is where they think these two things he don't really look at the commercial you can just sit there looking at the game but then they're telling you about f****** whatever at the same time yeah it's weird it's gross it's gross but isn't I mean that's how you know I make money off advertising and second what's gross is is how your what you know if you're dumping s*** in the water supply if you got like all kinds of like you know I mean I think they all have some sort of Labor f****** issues Amazon 1-click mm like how much I got to give you for each game well. Have to see that they will fit but the app advertising to do is their pockets are deeper and they got their going to go pick they going to fight like what's funny is when the internet started out all of a sudden you just you went from watching seeing all these commercials to like nothing to now seeing way more than you ever saw like my channel on YouTube video and then all the sudden it just stops and you know it try to make make a nice break and then you just watching us and it annoys me about Michael I do I advertise my podcast how upset about this can I get you know I don't want to see you when you look at the line and you see those little yellow lines on the YouTube video we know that's what the f****** ads going to pop up now I didn't know that tribute Sam Harris says that he doesn't there's a million ways to do it but like I don't get mad at advertising because like I said of stand-up specials me advertising then I'm going to be out on the road and you say that but it's not it's entertainment it's for people that watch it they can enjoy it do it but like I don't get mad at advertising because I said a stand-up specials me advertising then I'm going to be out on the road and you say that but it's not it's entertainment it's for people that watch it they can enjoy it like Pokemon


    Bill Burr Took Joe Rogan Flying in a Helicopter Around LA
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    Bill Burr how are you feeling what's going on thank you very much to take me up on that flight I'm going to tell you what legitimately you change the way I think about La it's really small isn't it a smaller than you think it's a different thing when you fly over it and I was doing a Night Flight right and be really easy to see everybody cuz you're looking up and all you seen as a backdrop is of the dark sky right but when you get up there if someone's below you they disappear into the city so that's what ya ya ya flying back and I trained on a Long Beach so we were going along the 710 and I just see like all these these lights and it was like right there I'm like throwing up like that's the fireworks and I was like f****** Disneyland is right there cuz in my head it took like 2 hours to get their hour-and-a-half going down the 5 but it's just like cuz you don't look at Miles all you do is look at time when you're out here because there's so much traffic but it's literally like oh that's like 40 miles it's not even from Hollywood like you can't even be more than 15-20 miles away like Anaheim is so f****** close but I just it's just that you're Irvine Comedy Club is f****** way the fuk down there and then you get up in a helicopter and you like there in like 11 minutes going like this is this is ridiculous so yeah yeah that's awesome he wasn't that good but smooth and then the Apocalypse Now s*** we're going to the Canyons.... Yeah I get it it was a fun it's it's a it's a lot of fun in the pipeline mostly with an instructor cuz I got the kids everything but every once in a while you got to go up by yourself just so you know you can do it but I also met you over to overdo to do it but I always go out and I do like the autorotations and he'll just sort of shut on flying alone he'll just chop throttle in like RPMs on the engine out the RPM the engine down and then you merely have to pick a spot in Almond sometimes you know the lower you are you know it becomes literally what you the first place you look as where you're putting it it's really crazy but where you would where you would play going to an auto rotation it's it's the air rushing you're using gravity bringing the helicopter down using that are like almost like a fan to keep it going so and there's a critical point where if you let the main rotor go to slow that's why the low RPM horn comes on which is just a nauseating sound if you let it go to low that when we get to a point where it's spinning too slowly no matter how fast you drop you can't get it going again that's enough to create and you're basically at that point you're in something that's no longer able to fly you or your instructors Skyler I didn't know that they have to redo those things like every x amount of miles they rebuild every hours yeah yeah well they have like there's all this maintenance along the way they're incredibly maintained because I'm sure you noticed if you read the comments all people talk about is dying and Aviation is like if you really look at the graph there on the ground completely safe overdose car accidents this was always over those were mainly how you dye it again amount of people that are up there every day and then nothing happens it's it's you know but there is you know the fly in the ointment is that this there are particularly at the private level there are Knuckleheads out there like it's people like every time I get in I'm always thinking like am I going to die I don't want to die today so I I I go over all a whole bunch of s*** and you expecting to fly solo I have the whole flight I have all my options on you know where I could land you know if I had a problem like that's what you're supposed to do I look at weather reports I do all of that s*** and what happens is guys get more and more confident and their pre-flight is it kind of look up and then they go out there you know these people who go up knowing that they can die and then there's other people out there who just like Magnum PI and they want to fly by waterfalls and s*** and me those guys have more fun but it's definitely within the envelope of what you're flying and then you know your skill-set so you don't fly in this s*** this let you know like if it's too windy I'm not going even if I could handle it I'm not going to have fun up there f****** you know riding it out and just so you know what the wind do what it wants to do and don't fight it and you know make sure you know you're not flying to failure to slow down you know you know it's it's there are elements of that but like if you look up their versus what's going on down below when you fly always say this would you drive on the highway it's like you're flying in formation during the Blue Angels with a bunt with nobody talking to anybody you have no idea what any he's going to do people are texting the wrong medication the Falcon hungover this suicide what the f*** they do when you know and then in the top of that you got to look out for the guy splitting Lanes in the motorcycles and s*** it's pretty amazing how few accidents are actually are there it is it is in what iFly the Robinsons they get a bad rap saying they're not safe cuz they look at the amount of crashes that they've had but it it's it's because it's a helicopter you can afford so it's inherently a low hour pilot and if you look at it it's most time is not it's not the helicopter it's the it's the person flying it which is why you really have to be on it like you you can't it's it's just not something I don't know how to explain it it's just weird thing where your level of enjoyment is way higher if you're if you're riding it you know if you're the person lying the whole time you have your life in other people's life making things up like we don't we will fly into that canyon to hit you... I thinking that s*** looking you don't know one where the wires are and where the road is in cuz that's all f****** tree so it's going to be the road so this those you know when you kind of going around a bend in this certain like altitudes and stuff just it's it's boring but it's just stuff that you're you're always thinking that you know I imagine like when you fight there's that don't do you know me I don't know anything about fighting by with her inbox me to leave with enough ricotta Justice just f****** things you don't like to see a lot of guys like when they go to take off they do this f****** thing but the nose down attitude like I was taught not to do that cuz they do that cuz it looks cool so that way if you have a problem you know you're already in the right attitude to just immediately enter enter and auto like now if I if I'm f****** nose I'm too far out of the ground it's going to f****** go right into the ground I don't know but I mean I'm still like totally a novice I'm I'm coming up on $200 so I don't know a lot but I'm super super super super f****** cautious and I make sure I don't go too long without doing autorotations I used to hate them and now I actually really like them it was sort of the way it was explained to me I didn't get it until one day I just thought about it and then I got it and I was able to lock into it cuz it's it's the same what if you were going in for a landing but they broke it down to like four steps like it was low RPM you lower Collective gentle app cyclic you know look at you trim strengthen are speed RPM and just f****** doing all of this and the reality is is just like it's the right pedal so all I do and then I'm locked into it and then I'm just watching my then I can just watch my RPMs and at this point if long enough why I kind of know where I'm entering which basically means you not like crap and then you kind of going straight and then you can kind of like pick out your spot and then it becomes phone it's what schools you can do like 180 Autos you can turn around and what I do like about it is when you come down to the ground as you complete off all of your AirSpeed that forward motion that's going to f****** kill you and as long as you don't fuk up and flare and go back up and then drop like at you know you know the hockey stop is the way it was described to me just level it out and ready to go to drop people like that in these guys Landing like daisies and stuff it's it's really amazing I'm not as good as that but like I I will do it where you know worst case scenario you know I'm at work you know well this is the fact that you're doing it in the fact you learning a new thing that's really difficult to learn don't you think that's good for your brain know I am a big believer in constantly learning it's why I like you as a person cuz you're constantly like you're not the Joe I knew three years ago in a good way you like you you learn all of this you know I first met you you weren't hunting you were in the marsh that was thinking you were two dimensional which was Isaac is Evan was just a committee you would have taekwondo Champion stand-up guy and then and then sense then you add it all like a guest that you have on the fact that you're able to like talk to him and stuff is because you continue to you know you know it's his first hour and then just sits on it for like eight years so Taekwondo Champion stand-up guy and then and then sense then you've had it all like a guess that you have on the fact that you're able to like talk to you when stuff is because you continue to you know you know it's his first hour and then just sits on it for like eight years so


    Gad Saad: Science Careers Wrecked by Political Correctness
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    talk about professors who got into trouble we've all heard about the comedian getting the trouble for violating some politically correct victim but professors at many cases very very high-profile professors getting in trouble for incredibly innocuous Joe Tinashe I bought a list of names that I thought I might not remember them can I mention a few solazar Greenfield who was the president of the American College of Surgeons and the editor-in-chief of a journal called surgery news had written an editorial a few years ago what he was talking about the antidepressant benefits of coming in contact with sperm another was at 8 and this was based on a peer-reviewed scientific paper at 3 to the office of that paper. I know quite well friends of mine and they have demonstrated that women who have protected versus unprotected sex and up scoring differently on these depressive measures and otherwise there was some sort of protective element to actually being exposed to sperm and so in his editorial he made a joke with was it during Valentine that's so now there is a gift that a man can give a woman that's beyond flowers or chocolates or something to that effect he had to step down from being president of the American College of Surgeons he had to step down from being editor-in-chief because a whole bunch of women were very offended by that sperm joke now the the the authors of the favorite question wrote a brilliant respond response what they said how how could he be treated in this way when all he was doing as actually literally reporting the data the findings from are peer-reviewed study so that's one example another example is Sir Tim Tim Hunt who was a Nobel Prize winner in 2001 this one the right who he basically he was a speaking at the other in Korea women in science conference or he's very in a jocular way said you know it's a real problem when you have women your lab they fall in love with you you fall in love with them and so it's better to have segregated love his wife by the way is a staunch feminist was a very prominent scientists and she confirmed that he's hardly you know we're rabbit sexist he went sexist he went through all sorts of hell and he was joking anyway broken and in the book I discussed several of other examples imagine you would think that's a unblemished exemplary career as a scientist up to getting a Nobel Prize could potentially protect you but one comment that someone decides can unleash the tsunami of outrage and you're dead


    Joe Rogan and Gad Saad: The 'R Word'
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    situation what should I do I might answer is fight back hard drive had a couple of these situations I had a guy on Twitter the guy the guy who money referred to as a retard started started contacting my University trying to get me fired when it when it wasn't working with his packing my University on Twitter he actually contacted the HR department Human Resources department at my University this is around the what's a troll you got in touch with the troll and you gave him what he wanted attention and then he's beat to start a run with it you basically gave him an opportunity to score is playing a video game exactly but not his what happened at the University's HR person contact me after hours I have been to this actually recently on the Rubin report the the the the lady in question contacts me to say look here's a complaint has been filed against you know my first instinct would owe someone in my job as a professor at the universe has complained about me which I couldn't think who that would be but I would think that that's where the the the template of their influence over me would relied know they had actually taken seriously a random person on Twitter contacting them and finally get can play under the guise of he's a student was not my student right I mean if a student a cost me in an alley to mug me I can't fight back because bro he's a student or I'm allowed to Tibet him right this is a guy that I'm just having fun with I mean I'm doing it with a smile we're going back and forth besides that he's willing to go as far as try to get me final that's supposed to had succeeded let's suppose that I hadn't fought back what I do is universal said are you literally thinking that it is reasonable for you to be monitoring what I do on my Twitter account and the example I gave her an analogy I said if if I see you coming out of a pharmacy with your daughter and I feel that you're speaking to her in a Kurt Manor I don't agree with other parent can I report you to the university and that pretty much ended the conversation very quickly but the fact that they felt sufficiently in Bowling to actually reach out to me to address this complaint shows you how chilling the environment has it is right but let's play Devil's Advocate if I was someone who was taking your class or if I was someone who is very sensitive or so certain ideals or morals and the professor who's teaching the class that I take called somebody a retard I would I mean just being honest and I love you date that I would I would say why is this guy doing that like that's a stupid thing to do. Like why you engaging with these people online and if he's right these base insults like that distasteful insults while my wife falls asleep I don't feel like working on my scientific papers or my book or whatever I'm tired and I'm on Twitter and I-5 to hated your advice to try to not engage with people some idiot catches my GI use the word right but I just enjoy it and usually we both laughed it off and we move on it's just part of my personality right I'm I'm I'm a fun guy I could be deadly serious and very academic a scientific and as you've correctly pointed the pass I could not take myself seriously and be just one of the guys so this is a manifestation of God now that this person felt sufficiently in Boldon in his indignation that he would try to fire me that's where you should be focusing on I don't think that's real felt so emboldened I think what it was as he recognized that there's a climate today where a person like yourself was a professor who uses a certain word that is deemed to be offensive by society that he can call you on that word and get you caught you got caught up in a net of your own doing sir I'm still here smiling and looking sound so that's okay at more than anything I regret that I get sucked into these spot that's that's because it's a slippery slope today it's retard tomorrow tomorrow and the next day it's Mark calling someone a retard like save your 30 year old person today or 25 year old person you realize that when you and I were 25 that word was nothing right that word what you would do to get called it by your write this true that was in it and it was known to be someone who is retarding your growth or retarding the class or saying things that were retarding development of ideas and and logic moving forward that your your your roadblock your pile of rocks in the road right you f****** retard that's how people talked about it that's how they said it but then it's because a new word that's victim to this war on Words If you're not saying you have Down syndrome right what you're saying is you're a dumb person you know and that terminology like especially the word retarded it is not even used medically right so it's it's not a word to say that there's no Nuance in this word cannot be used up again about a really stupid f****** person crying word that's victim to this war on Words is you're not saying you have Down syndrome right what you're saying is you're a dumb person you know and that terminology like especially the word retarded it is not even used medically right so it's it's not a word to say that there's no Nuance in this word cannot be used up again about a really stupid f****** person crying


    Political Correctness is a Trend - Joe Rogan and Nimesh Patel
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    cute by the human being or, do you know like maybe reading the room would have been a thing I did but I was like I was like I know these people these are my f****** Brethren like I took calculus with my Asian friends and Indian School think about that going awry you know what I mean but I was it it was crazy all the articles that I read we're all essentially positive and they're all you know mocking these f****** little children what I want to say for the record that on the record I still think that it was at the still think that it's like the minority of that group at the shack Columbia for sure you know like it's just that they happen to it like those kids were like aunt and Mike had a good time and even if like you in a minardi can stand up and then the majority doesn't do anything about it yet. You hurt my feelings can you battle it but overall over the course of time you going to absorb that information and hopefully those kids are going to grow and mature I mean I have friends that were like completely Progressive weirdo crazy off the charts like activists 10 years ago and now they're like way way mellow and they've just like what's wrong with me I was virtue signaling I was trying too hard and they realize like the lot of we're doing was just wasting energy and it was just it just a lot of angst in a lot of just tryna tryna of affect change in order to make themselves feel better trying to push buttons in order to validate their existence that's what a lot of that that that specific and so felt like was like it was either like a note we have an opportunity to assert our sort of righteousness however wrong it is here and like this is we're going to take a stand and this is Who We Are yep just chill yo but this is the world we live in and I think there's a big part of that accentuated by the fact that we have a maniac for president yo yeah that's that's what it is because I feel like that evil needs to be combated every term because we didn't before and we let this guy get in the office and now here he is and the Mueller probe and all this f****** craziness and Obama was President ship fell a lot cooler name bunker down that you understood National policy foreign policy you understood defense you understood exactly what's going on with the economy basic English when we getting all the crazy is him when he knows cameras are on them I would love to see what he's like alone like what is I would love to see him like watch Fox News I like the lady sitting our cheeseburger unnerving I think like what a lot of what we're seeing on especially with this particular thing is the thing was like you don't have control and any other facet life is so you're going to try to exert it in a way that you think is positive when it in fact you're doing the opposite of what you you're you're liberal sensibilities are ya and I think that political correctness and they comes in waves and it existed there was pretty pretty strong in the 80s you know it protocol correctness was washing over people in the 80s can people get sick of it and it'd be ridiculous and people were rebelling against political correctness in it but I think overall the culture is trying to adjust its trying to self-adjust we're trying to the actual culture that as a whole is trying to eliminate racism and eliminate sexism and eliminate bias which are good noble goals are good people that are doing it wrong or execution terrible execution understanding and it's also strange to me it's like what Utopia are you trying to create by silencing stuff because just because you do that just because you say oh you can't say racist s*** doesn't mean it goes away or you can say sections it doesn't mean it's something that's more like you're treating the symptom and not the disease rabbit in their defense platform by telling racist 20% right relax what Utopia have you read about this ever been real by every book we read in high school college Brave New World Lord of the Flies 1984 Animal Farm like The Giver would run f****** middle school that's all Utopia but this f****** f****** killing babies and how do South Oliver f****** false Utopia kind of situation there is hate speech in the world you know I you don't want it on your platform but you got to decide what is hate speech when is it really hate speech and when is it just ignorant and sometimes the best way to combat bad speech is to let that speech play out and let good speech overwhelm it with logic and reason and a better argument and rice that's that's really what freedom of speech is supposed to be all about that we work all this out it's vicious censoring voices and telling people that you're not going to allow them to talk boys you start you create this atmosphere where you can start to choose what you're going to allow through and when you're not going to allow through and then you going to start censoring things that are far more subtle you going to start censoring things that you know they don't seem reasonable but you've decided that it's already okay to censor so you censor this person not going to censor the next worse thing talk what you eat you start you create this atmosphere where you can start to choose what you're going to allow through and when you're not going to allow through and then you going to start censoring things that are far more subtle you going to start censoring things that you know they don't seem reasonable but you decided that it's already okay to censor so you censor this person not going to censor the next worse thing


    Stay Out of Comedy Clubs if You Can't Handle Offensive Stuff - Joe Rogan
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    act like it's so quick we automatically not when I say we I mean people at large sort of assume the worst about a person immediately Belair and Vu by very anti Trump shirt and people have been like like one night at Vu the sellers one of their other club I said I said about Trump basically fat-shaming because I think he's a fat piece of s*** but like I said that and more articulate in the joke form and some guy got up and was like f*** this and it just bounced and I'm like hire personal trainer once in awhile like adderal McDonald's diet is not the way you want your f****** president to be living his life more less and this person have got up and down some Bouzouki needed not talking about don't like what you mad about so I think it's just what he say I'm like like come on man like that's why I'm saying I feel like your base fixes like just have a safe space for comics where like where there's a sign at the selling I was a swim at your own risk you coming down like weird you're here to see us I'm not here to f****** song sing a dance for you guys you guys are here this is an exchange agreement that all you have to do is not laugh or laugh the people that are going down see that stuff that like it they expect you to do that kind of Comedy they expect you to go hard right that's what it's about if I go there and everybody's pulling back all the sudden I'm at The Tonight Show this is where people go to say offencive stuff it's like you don't want dirt in your hands you're in a garden right like this is stupid what expectations like that part of the personality almost with like having done a lot of political comedy you know and to me it's like when you do that you're almost talking to them as as if their politics are there person like like in that's the kind of crazy thing like I don't my politics are not necessarily who I am as a human being like I can I'm pretty liberal when it comes to social issues but my daily conservative when it comes to Financial issues and physical issues and I'm just like don't take what who I voted for it to be who I am as a human being like this no one has that Nuance anymore about anyting find whatever team it is whether it's a progressive conservative and they just decide this is my identity and they closed themselves in it and then they defend it and some someone that's like yourself as saying jokes that are contrary to that whatever team it is whether it's Progressive conservative and they just decide this is my identity and they close themselves in it and then they defend it and some someone it's like yourself as saying jokes that are contrary to that yet


    Nimesh Patel: I'm Not Your Mascot and This Isn't a Pep Rally
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    they haven't changed they just think that this is the thing to do now look what I was when I was doing colleges way back in the day I was in my twenties I did a college in Connecticut and right after I was talking to the kids I would do I would do my set and then I would like open up for Q&A probably 24 maybe maybe 25 at the oldest so just a couple years older than them and so I was fun for me to talk to them about what life is like when you actually have to pay your own bills and you're out you're out free and some guy goes like I was doing the question thing and some guy goes I go tell a joke it was really a lot of fun thank you goodnight around say hi to people and there was no picture taking back then she had to have a actual camera that's I was joking you serious and he was very nervous and s*** and life has a hard time looking me in the eye think about what the jokes as it's about Jewish people being really good at business or I walk into a bar they decide to buy it it's such a nothing offensive about it at all now and maybe forever I've always heard s*** and they immediately think this means if I do something bad about this that means that someone is thinking thinking bad about it they decided this is a taboo subject even if you're not even say anything negative about a joke about interracial relationships if you just do a joke about that there are people that are going to put red flags up instantly and look to misinterpret anything you say on purpose because they don't want they don't want that thought in their head they don't want the thought of like this guy's looking for anti-Semitism and I choke by and stuff find that you dealing with that more in it like rich or upper middle class families don't because I think they're more Hands-On with their kids and more controlling and those kids get free they want to exert their own freedom and when they give free their parents they want to establish their different and that they have their own mind their intended we're part of the new generation of the new generation is not going to tolerate racism cis-hetero activity and they just decide that they're going to f****** put their foot it's a pattern that repeats itself over and over and over again it's just today they have social media the difference the difference is they feel like they're empowered cuz they get online and other morons that are the same age as them confirm with them could just confirm any belief that you want like that's another lesson I've gotten from this is just like confirmation bias is like the wildest shitt ever you can this one lady who wrote some s*** I'm anti-gay and anti-black and other things I'm like in accounts yet this is clearly this is clearly what he was saying like what that you took that from my set me I'm antagonist I don't think there's a solution here I've looked at this hard for a long time now we need safe spaces for comedians on your dealing with immature people in terms of like literally the development of their frontal lobe they're not fully formed yet how much do you think of it is like I put it in my iPad that I wrote but it's like I was about like how much of it now is a function of the fact that like weed immediately get whatever we want in our hands who I mean like does instant gratification was like instant kind of thought process where there's no real thinking that occurs it's more just like this comes in my brain I hear gay black this has to be just as wrong it's coming out super pro-gay and super pro black and it doesn't even have to be a joke you're better off just going for that Applause break move comedian I mean we both want roast people want their comedians to be the leaders that's what it feels like is there going to be their leaders aren't even going to be funny they're going to f****** die to starve to death you get what you get out in the real world nothing quiet e yeah I'm not trying to be funny yes it is this is a really believe that this is just a symptom of growing up and you just giving these people the power to express themselves where there's is no mature wiser person that's around them this is hold on let's look at the context of what he's doing what he's doing and then you're going to apologize to him this is clearly a f****** joke you hired a guy to tell jokes and tells jokes and you say not that specific things you hired a guy to tell jokes but tells jokes and you say not. You write this specific thing is strange because there was like I was like he did not respect what the event was unlike a


    Joe Rogan & Gad Saad - Men, Women, Money and Mating
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    Bible you're tall phobic such a ridiculous statement that doesn't make any sense you know to say that you've never dated anybody that weighs more than 300 pounds you know your your math phobic that's ridiculous it's a bunch of people that are pushing this idea of being open entirely open to all things trans that you as a heterosexual person should not just reckon I said this is a woman because they transferred from a male to a female but recognize even if they haven't transferred and recognized them in terms of sexual selection turns of a date but and that's just f****** stupid because you can decide right you're not into certain things like I'm not really in the girls with short hair you can decide that it's not my thing I don't like girls with shaved heads I don't find it attractive like a woman can do that too I don't like guys are creepy mustaches and nobody gets mad enough but if a man says to certain people I'm not into chicks with dicks then that guy's a piece of s*** or what about there's a thing called sexual racism where you specifically that you are not attracted to a particular supposed to instantiate those sexual preferences if the racial Q is the one that's causing you to either be attractive or not catch someone what you think about well this certainly Beautiful People of all Races that doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me in terms of the person selection like if you tell me you've never seen a beautiful black woman like you crazy like you haven't met enough black women if you tell me 17 of beautiful Asian woman like what what are you saying I just beautiful people and also you should be allowed to to be with whoever you want in terms of not that but why is it it's always sex right because like obnoxious people there's breath example I don't like friends are allowed get drunk in public what are you drunk phobic no I just don't enjoy that so like in terms of sexual selection do you want a date I tell you why that analogy might fail the progressive you could alter your level of obnoxiousness you can grow out of your lunch as well I know some people conceivably fever the race is a immutable part of you okay that's a perspective the mechanism that drives May Choice much more than Opposites Attract the one of these horses mating accused of people most sort on his height so it's not so much that women want guys that are only six foot or taller is just that the woman wants a guy who's taller than her right so if you look at that there is a study that I've discussed in the past that took that something like 720 actual couples and I think it was only single one out of the 720 where the woman was taller than that not once a woman gets to be getting high g64 2643 her potential pool affect the suitors really shrinks and so if you have a daughter you really want to pray that you didn't get too tall because boy or her choices going to be limited because few women want to date a shorter guy than them yeah when you're a 6-foot 3644 woman you don't got to be a tough spot who are super educated that makes more educated a woman gets the worse her marriage Prospect because the more sophisticated women are the more they insist on a high-status male and therefore as I get more educated as a woman they are just fewer men who are as educated or more than me and therefore I'm doomed to a life of solitude that totally makes sense that totally makes sense especially considering that men you know in general they get insecure around women who are more successful and more educated or more intelligent like very rarely are men comfortable with a woman who has to explain things to them I feel I think I have another theory which I'd like to at some point test maybe someone will steal it now so when you have a couple that gets married very young they are judging one another based on their made value at 18 or 19 rights Tony is the high school quarterback and so he's the hot guy and I'm the cheerleader and then later he stagnates he doesn't go on with his career where is I go on and become a physician ID cheerleader so at 29 there is now a huge inequity between our two mating values on the mating market right so when we were both 19 the fact that we had roughly the same mating value made us a very attractive stable couple but duck exactly and so I have a theory that I'd like to at some point that said maybe some graduate student will write to me saying that I work with this on you. Your shot I have a theory whereby I think that in many cases where people end up divorcing when they married young it's precisely because that which started as Equitable mating values at time t 0 turn out to have huge Divergence in our trajectory on the maidan market and that puts a huge strain on the marriage especially when the wife status is going up that the best way to ensure that the marriage ends is for the status of the woman to keep going up and down to the man to either stagnate or go down that's going to be doomed that women don't seem to for the most part respect a man is not doing as well as them right now that's a that's a giant issue even the guys doing okay like say if your guys making $50,000 a year that's a very good living he's out there doing well but you make 300 300 Grand a year and f****** losers over here was fifty Grand like you're kicking ass you like some big wig at some big corporation like that seems to be a real sticking out and with especially if they have a household where they contribute in come together they big pile all the income the man starts spending the woman's money on stuff you know he starts buying stuff got a new fishing rod at what you get that with your money or my money you know it gets weird right and incidentally speaking when you taking very rich woman and you go out on a date with her even though she obviously can't afford to dinner and she can afford anything that you're going to buy if you exhibit cues of frugality cheapness that's the perfect way to ensure that you won't have a second date so it's not so much a question of you know it's an old sexist the ritual whereby men were wooing women it really isn't honest signal of your commitment to a woman so the best way I not get many of these letters were people ask me a professor what are you yell at dating advice well you do have to exhibit generosity when you go out just getting up so give me the start of the fancy term for courtship rituals across animal species so many species you have typically the male engaging in some form of courtship gift-giving and depending on the quality of the gift will determine whether the female will mate with you're not well so much of what we do in marketing context is exactly that but it's the exact same phenomenon repeating itself in the human context right engagement rings the fact that you supposed to spend a quarter of your yearly salary on this rock basically idea that for a signal to be honest it has to be costly otherwise everybody could imitated right I think about for example Rites of Passage in different cultures right if you want to demonstrate that you're a top Warrior The Rite of Passage has to be brutal otherwise if it's only we all have to do five sit-ups than ever email could do it and then the females can determine the pretenders from the real guys right so you have for example bullet ant you know this one put your hands to it takes a lot of courage and this is a tribe in the Amazon whereby you take the bullet ant is supposedly the the biggest purveyor of pain that is humanly possible to experience ask for a few hours and it goes away right so what they do in this tribe is they take a bunch of these ants in the order of a couple of hundred one is enough to cause you agonizing impossible Delirious pain and they sedate them through the compound and then they interweave them in these gloves these Leaf gloves so that when they're coming to they come out of their stupor and you have your hands in there they start viciously biting you stinging you and you're supposed to withstand. Pain without screaming you have to take it answer you could have almost going to this religious fervor this kind of incantation and you have to do that ritual 20 separate occasions on different times on different days 2020 before you are admitted into the tribe of Warriors whatever right now let's get back to the engagement ring right if all takes for me to convince you of my honest intentions is to buy you flowers and now let's go back behind the shed and because well then a lot of cheaters are going to convince you of doing this when they really don't have good intentions but if it takes for me to spend a quarter of my salary to convince you that I wasn't so therefore this is a form of us go to the Harvey and secondly because the Harvey was a Israeli ornithologist that studied this type of behavior this costly signaling Behavior using Fabian Vasquez which is a type of bird so here's another example of the Hagen signal you probably have seen this when you have a predator that's looking at who to attack you often will have gazelles starting to actually make themselves conspicuously visible to the Predator they come close to him they start jumping from have you ever seen the Student Self stroking not strutting and can you think why that would be why are they not hiding I did not making themselves inconspicuous why why are they drawing attention to themselves when they are 50 different gazelles that the Predator could be pointing to why well because what it what what that animal saying is the fact that I could stand here in front of you and jump up and down and make myself this visible suggests that it's probably a lost cause for you to try to go after me I'm super fit right it's a Conley signal of my fitness it's an honest signal right the one who is not doing this behavior is the one that you should be paying attention to this is called and so I use this principle of zahavian signaling to explain things like conspicuous consumption write the reason why you buy the fancy card that the other males can't hope to purchase it's precisely because they can't afford to match your signal therefore it's an ounce the reason why I buy 100 million-dollar painting that a monkey could have drawn shows how wealthy I am that I could waste a hundred million dollars that makes sense you don't want to become somebody's dinner you want to find dinner and you want to have sex good night everybody I can see some guy pull up in a Ferrari and you go look at this f****** loser with his little dick right or maybe guy with a shitload of money wants to let the world know cuz he likes to f*** actually on this show I think the stories about my 20 my brothers who was a big car collector three Ferraris Aston Martin Lagonda and I've even share the story which I'm happy to repeat of we would go to nightclubs where he's at this is it this is the five foot three guy who and we would go to nightclubs and he would pick the most beautiful woman and approach her even though she's accompanied by 6 foot 4 you know how f****** guy and and he had that confidence I think because he had that wealth not opposed to him he men and females is how much money does the man have right I mean in this is one thing that a lot of women hate because they don't want to feel like they could be purchased and they can't they can't they can't some 10 write a lot can it's a factor it's a big find y lot of women are very just rapidly ruthlessly independent they don't want that ever in their life and good for them but but the reality is it is a very effective strategy you pull up in that Ferrari or that rolls so whatever the f*** you driving and it it has a big impact and get to that nightclub and those Studies have been done endless teen as I called you so here's one example and you don't need to have a signal as big as a Ferrari just how you dress in terms of the status that is exhibited there was a study that was done I think of the early 90s where they manipulated the status be at the sartorial Levy attire of men and women into one of three different types of high-status medium and you know some t-shirt or McDonald's and then they asked men and women one of six possible you would you go out for coffee with this guy would you go out on Bennett will you have sex with him would you marry him and across all six levels of relationships the status of the attire of a man had a profound effect on the likelihood of the woman saying yes higher the status the more likely she said yes that's a manipulation on women had zero effect on men no man has ever other the following word word my God you've got a juicy butt and I'd love to have sex with you but you're not exhibiting Hues of ambition there for no sex for you Linda because of their ambition I don't think women are saying through my ambition I'm going to get a good man write this not a factor but they do say through my ambition I'm never going to need a man that's because that's just looked at this a reality as there's a lot of shity human beings out there and some of them have penises right and if you're a woman and you run into many of those or four by for whatever reason because of your environment because of your behavior because the circle do travel in you or around too many of them a large dating pool s*** heads out there you know you just say I don't want this in my life I will I don't want to be like my mom I don't want to be like my sister I want to be independent but what you're not saying is I am going to get a bar house and a baller car and I'm going to get me a man and the only woman that I know of that I've ever heard say that is disgusting and the only woman that I ever if she's like you know talking about her success and I work 6 hours allowed her to get man she's a foul Beast it's not healthy but a lot of women resources are good only to the extent that they allow you to send the social hierarchy right just doesn't explain why some women are attracted to the starving artist right because why are so many women romanticizing over the guy with the guitar but that's because they are choosing him based on his future trajectory right I am banking right I am banking on the fact that you exhibit enough talent that I suspect that by investing in You by choosing you it's going to that I suspect that by investing in You by choosing you it's going to take me to that trajectory no woman has ever offered the following words you have no Talent you exhibit no ambition you're never going to step out of the basement let's have sex in the air so it's not that women are only interested in money they're interested in a panoply of Q's all of which relate to the potential of ascending the social hierarchy


    Joe Rogan on the Controversial Cosmo Cover
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    stuff and so on if I have wrinkly skin I'd like to believe that there is no such thing as an Universal Beauty standard in that sense Dove has been incredibly successful because by peddling false Hope they've actually been able to tap into women's insecurities and incense that's good marketing widely criticized because they had a morbidly obese woman on who was a bikini plus size model yeah yeah and they were challenging Beauty Norms like this is a person that's eating themselves to death you probably being assholes and so your lack of discipline and your desire to shame people who exercise is what you doing to make them feel bad because you feel bad you can't put the f****** cook cookies and cupcakes down as a LED you to try to push this ridiculous standard my point of view was could you imagine if the cover of men's health had an enormous fat guy with his gut hangover his belt and and people saying the new standards of attractiveness for men have been changed by Micah just drink beer and eats cake the f*** out of here that's never going to fly but it does fly with women and by the way they just argue that she know not being 500lb unattractive because of the patriarchy they actually argue that the medical evidence suggesting there's a link between obesity and downstream. Effects is all b******* to one incredibly flawed study that has been widely disproven that says that there's some sort of vigor or Vitality involved in being overweight because they they get sick less there's no no truth to that whatsoever they only they only analyze people who are healthy at the time it's there you can go and Google the study and find out there this criticism of that study but it's 100% horseshit folks being fat is not good for you it's really bad for you when you're as big as that woman on the cover of Cosmopolitan magazine she's literally morbidly obese she's f****** dying she's addicted to food in a horrible way and to promote that and pretend that somehow or another this is okay and it's we're going to we're going to new standards of beauty Hugo you giant gelatinous bag of it's really bad for you when you're as big as that woman on the cover of Cosmopolitan magazine she's literally morbidly obese she's f****** dying she's addicted to food in a horrible way and to promote that and pretend that somehow or another this is okay and it's we're going to we're going to show new standards of beauty Hugo you giant gelatinous bag of meat and tissue notice a dying person who's addicted to food


    Joe Rogan & Gad Saad - Progressivism is a Religion
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    same form of science denialism that I've spent 25 years fighting and I'm not sure if I'm any closer to winning the lotto it's the only form science and I wasn't it supposed to be acceptable culturally acceptable because it defines people in a way that makes them feel like animals or makes him feel cheap or makes him feel out of prostitutes and I'll makes it makes people feel like they're prostitutes an interesting Leah comes a lot more for this particular form of sounds than Aizen from the left this is why a lot of people were right me and say why do you seem to be critiquing a lot more people on the left and the right that that's not that's not showing my political colors it's simply because the ecosystem that I navigate in which is called Academia it just so happens that most of the BS comes from the left because the Academia is Laden with leftist so it's not so much that I give a free pass to the right when you have a right-wing senator who denies Evolution I'm the first to also critique him but the reality is when it comes to human nature it's really the leftists who are the nine biological basis of our human nature why do you think this science denialism is so prevalent on the left and on the left when it comes to gender cuz gender seems to be the Battleground it seems to be the Battleground even in terms of transgender but the battleground of gender whether it's the gender pay Gap or whether it's traditional gender roles this seems to be where science denialism lives on the left the more you don't like what I always grew up thinking about the left the left was always more open-minded they were supposed to be the more educated and that there was supposed to be more compassionate people so something happened and I don't know when it happened but somewhere along the line is science denialism in this for whatever reason this idea that if it shows any differences if there's any statistics or date of the differences between the men and women that this is somehow this isn't somehow an example of sexism or patriarchal tyranny or a reason for this that's negative so I think the reason is actually quite quite simple at the right-wing folks who deny science it's typically for religious ideological Resort for industry right so there is some that ideology that is threatening me and therefore I'm going to deny science this exact same things happening with the left they also have been very surprised by a quasi-religious call progressivism okay and I say progressivism quotes right you know equality of outcomes and all the rest of the garbage right and therefore to the extent that evolutionary theory in general but evolutionary psychology in particular is a threat to my quasi religion then I will reject it this is why evolution I understand to be on the right and evolution psychology that I understand to be on the left they've both been parasitize by religion they're just different religions and it makes sense if you're looking at the Santa nihilism aspect of it because you're not looking at it in terms of an objective analysis of all the facts and the date of this in front of you you're saying what fits this construct what fits this pattern of behavior that I've chosen to a do all the facts in the date of this in front of you you're saying what fits this construct what fits this pattern of behavior that I've chosen to adopt and I have to show all the people that are around me like you accused Sean Carroll of doing instead of looking at the actual facts


    Joe Rogan & Gad Saad on Gender Dysphoria
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    connect to compete in the octogenarian under 120 pounds category in Judo and then because I can change my identity on a daily basis cuz Harvard University thought of that I'm later going to fight in the under eight year old category daily B Harvard University came out. I should discuss this in my Canadian Senate testimony Harvard University's lgbtq A+ A+ the Stardust are infinite to the hashtag mersenne Prime exactly they came out with a pamphlet that said not only can we change your gender identity but it's can fluctuate on a daily basis right so I could be he she gets here Monday Tuesday Wednesday took this idea and I said well I identify as an 80 year old under hundred 20 lb Monday but then I'm going to fight in the Judo competition I used you to because my brother wasn't limping and utilize you take you out of here I'm going to fight in the under-8 category on Tuesday because I self-identify on Tuesday as being a child now it sounds satirical and insane a Dutch gentleman who 69 years old do you know that he decided that he identifies with someone 20 years younger and he wants to use it on dating apps that would change his pension and then that proves to be prophetically Erica I find a new condition called transgenderism by proxy so so if if if if you're watching out enjoy this if Joe and God have sex if self identify you as a woman then I'm engaging in heterosexual sex so it's not about me self identify me as a female just because you have a choose the term that dick in your mouth doesn't mean that that's a dick if it's a woman and I call this trans cunnilingus to a woman vagina ponds in the men's room yes sir. Only Women of course I have gastric that's my children Fox Helena Helena f*** off that's not a victory that's nonsense that is God damn nonsense but can I tell you what is Victory that's crazy kids kids don't know if you want to tell kids that sometimes people are born in the wrong bodies that seems to be true to seems to be real evidence that in terms of the way the brain works mean you if you want to call it the problem is distinguishing it from normalcy in a way that makes it look inferior right the real problem so if someone has this condition they shouldn't feel inferior and you shouldn't be bigoted towards them and they shouldn't live being supposed to end discrimination. We shouldn't change our understanding of reality to celebrate your unique personhood exactly what I talked about in the book all of these idea pathogens iru some of them come from really Noble places bison sales well the empty slate premise tabula rasa was born with empty Minds profoundly idiotic position but it really stems from the noble hopeful position that if we're all born with equal potentiality we could all reach the same and trajectory if only the environments were conducive for us being top athletes top scientists. Mathematicians then we would have reached at there is nothing inherently at the start at equal 0 that differentiates anyone insanely stupid and wrong but it is a hopeful message not extend this to other contacts right it shouldn't be that you're defined by your biological sex you could change it in any way you want that sounds very liberating right so I think a lot of these idea pathogens what I call these parasitic ideas really come from and notion of trying to liberate people from otherwise that the shackles of reality yeah the form of delusional thinking but that is rooted if it's Genesis comes from a good place I couldn't agree with that more and gender dysphoria used to be considered used to be considered a mental disorder but isn't it right what would it but what is it okay let's be honest if it's not certainly not part of the default value of human Expressions juicy male and female is the default values we are a sexually dimorphic species now for all sorts of Reason ontogenetic developmental reasons when the brain is getting piped in utero things can happen that alter those default values now you come out with gender dysphoria you shouldn't be discriminated against you should be treated with complete respect you should be free of bigotry the Great. mean that there is a spectrum of possibilities of which. One is one of the four bodies it simply isn't it's wrong to argue that but in the same way that feminists like to argue that there are no innate sex differences because that they think would help alter the sex of status quote this is what's happening with trans activism that's why they are consequentialist when it comes to truth screw truth screw reality screwed biological common sense in the pursuit of freeing the world of bigotry you should be able to free the world of biscuit bigotry without constantly attacking truth well and here's the other question if it is not this is what I was getting at if it is if it's not a mental disorder what is it a physical disorder is it a disorder at all and if it's not a disorder why must it be treated medically why must it be gender reassignment surgery why must have because I just hormones introduced into the body why is all that happening it rhetorical question or or just to them Uncle there's no one here but if it's not a disorder then why are these gender reassignment dispositions hear you if you don't have to have a sex change to be a woman if you're a woman with a big dick and broad shoulders and big hairy chest but you're a woman right well what is the need for the doctor then if you're already a woman decided you're a woman so you just want to change your appearance to outwardly match how you feel in a disordered what right there but I wonder if I think in the DSM-5 gender dysphoria is listed as a condition is that is that correct it is listed as a condition but it's not accepted by that in terms of like public reception and certainly in terms of trans activists or lbgt active or anybody would what about these things in a progressive way that is of taboo like the actual medical nomenclature that used to describe those conditions is taboo for those I don't know if you heard about this case there was a physician research scientist at Brown University who published at paper very serious data scientific days I think her name is Lisa Lynn pelora pelora, Vernon social contagion of sort of transgenderism how if you know they're definitely seems to be well well literally that is social contagion if not now that paper was published Brown had advertised it was published in the top. Future know well the trans activist game after that paper and brown decided to have a split off of a sort of promotional. I'm a sort of promotional piano I reached out actually tutu I think her name is Lisa to get her on the show but as you might imagine she was a bit that said yeah she's probably Shell Shocked Shell Shocked but again he was a serious person who probably is is liberal she's at she's a physician deals with these issues who was simply talking about the fact that there's definitely a social contagion effect that is taking place she's in


    Joe Rogan - The Issue with Patreon Banning Sargon of Akkad
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    Define wealth when your young daughter before you step on the Joe Rogan podcast Forum rights this to you. I love you that's very cute that's well thought a billionaire yeah it's valuable wouldn't say it's well I think you're not being accurate with your words by the way I will probably keep this forever born you should yeah definitely on it we were talking right before the podcast started about what I was just talking about the previous podcast about patreon and what patreon is done 2D platformer Sargon of akkad and what I think we both agree was sloppy use of language on his part but he what I don't believe he was saying something racist he was using a racist word though he was using it to describe someone who's actually using it against White nationalists against supremacist and saying how ridiculous they were being and that they were being exactly what they described and when they're using racist terms to describe black people but he did it using those terms and it it wasn't a good speech like what he said and what are things that I'd said on the previous podcast is when you do podcast you're not mapping out what you're going to say you're free flowing sometimes words come out clumpy and I think that was what was going in the case with him in this particular conversation that he had it wasn't even on his page and patreon decided to ban him and I think for him that was something that tune of like $12,000 or more a month yeah quite a bit of his income you know a lot of us then suggested that people move to subscribe star which was a another platform that came out of nowhere and they've not been shut down how they get shut down speaking but I think PayPal and stripe decided that somehow they're violating their terms of the terms of service for whatever reason and apparently any payouts that have gone out or safe but you it won't happen through PayPal or through stripe so we have to find some alternate platform I think payoneer or something so it's getting difficult to to even receive the generous donations from people do a lot of people that are doing podcasts and doing these YouTube shows they operate on donations which is a really fair way to do things because you're safe you have a subscription-based service and you're asking people take for Sirius satellite radio or something like that you might not be happy with the content you might you might choose to cancel your subscription but these people can get they get already for free they choose to donate because I think it's valuable to them which is really interesting I like that that format that model because for the longest time people are trying to figure out how could you make money off the internet will do the idea was advertising revenue and Sam Harris is a lengthy rant it's very accurate about this that he puts on his podcast often it's like a 7 minute rant explain why he doesn't use ads and why he prefers to people just donate but the Greg and he was one of the biggest patreon people who was one of the biggest accounts on page when he pulled his patreon two days ago and you know that was a huge statement because to him that is incredibly valuable I'm really curious to know what Jack Conte di the founder of Patron what his ultimate trajectories going to be as someone who teaches psychology I think I'll be a wonderful case analysis down the road probably Harvard will teach it of whether he just doubles down which it seems like this is what they're doing cuz they released a statement that didn't seem to suggest that there was any possibility of reflection on their part do you have a sense of whether the market will allow him to sort of realign his thinking or do you think he's just going to double down all the way to hell I think he's going to weather the storm if I'm going to be completely honest not what I would like what I would like is for them to support free speech and for them to make a differentiation between what is actually hate speech and what is a clunky use of language which is what I think is Sargon did the right use of language and I think sargon's a very intelligent guy I've had them on the podcast I've talked to him he's very bright and he can get on the show several make great Point yeah he's a very smart guy when he was on it just on someone else's show doing that you know I felt like in this one of things I said in the last podcast I feel like if people decide that what he did was offensive to them to the point where they decided to not renew their subscriptions or not continue to send him money through patreon that's probably the best use of that format and the best way for them and the market to decide that's really I think how it should be done this event the regarding the n-word and I'm sure Jamie will now. if I'm saying as he always does there was a dean at some University I think about maybe in Seattle I could be wrong but at some point had suggested someone had to ask which book is student the house which book should I read or I can't believe you and I think the title of the book was the n-word and she had think the dean was a was a woman I from a mistake and have simply recommended that book but she said the word out loud and she he or she got into trouble so I wonder if we should have just sort of demystify this word ending it if people weren't so I mean we have to now say the N word we have to say the r word I got banned from Twitter for 12 hours because at one point I was interacting with some schmuck who I called retarded degenerate was banned for using the r-word so I mean where is this and how many more words do we have to remove from the Lexicon and don't give these words so much power don't don't be so sensitive and I know we talked about these kinds of issues in the past but does it not seem to you outrageous that someone who recommends a book with the title being the n-word gets in trouble was even better one Netflix there was an executive at Netflix that was forced to resign due to my friend Tom segura's comedy special and my friend Tom Segura it has a bit in his act about how there certain words that are just gone you can't use anymore and he says retard is like that word you can't use that word anymore and he goes out and it's not about using that word he what is he's not like he's not justifying the use of the word he just simply stating that this is a war that you can no longer use so they get attacked a bunch of letter writing campaign from mental health organizations and you know people dealing with people that have disabilities and are saying that you are you're being ableist and you're being discriminatory and all these different things and they're basically trying to silence him even though if you look at the actual bill itself he's not using it to describe a person essentially acknowledging that the word exist so this guy was an executive at Netflix says in a meeting you can't use that word because that word it's like saying Niger around black people just says that you're going to get in trouble now no and in most cases I will say it but he actually said the word and the reason why I said the word the reason why I just said the word is because he was trying to demonstrate like that this is an offencive thing like saying retard is just like saying that he gets fired for that simply making this comparison that you know and we're talking about uncensored stand-up comedy by the way this is a network that features that word prominently several different comedy specials in multiple situations whether it's Katt Williams multiple uses of the word Dave Chappelle mean that word gets thrown about like a beach ball and a f****** concert that word gets tossed around a lot but this guy saying it because he's white enough of your work here sir speaking of comedy and sort of political correctness with comedy in my forthcoming book I have a sex talk about professors who got into trouble I think we've all heard about the comedian getting the trouble for violating some politically correct victim but professors many cases very very high-profile professors getting in trouble for incredibly innocuous jokes a notch I brought a list of names that I thought I might not remember them can I mention a few other cases solazar Greenfield who was the president elect of the American College of Surgeons and the editor-in-chief of a journal called surgery news had written an editorial a few years ago what he was talking about the antidepressant benefits of coming in contact with sperm in other words and this was based on a peer-reviewed scientific paper at 3 to the office of that paper. I know quite well friends of mine and they have demonstrated that women who have sex versus unprotected sex end up scoring differently on these depressive measures and otherwise there was some sort of protective element to actually being exposed to sperm and so in his editorial he made a joke with wasn't doing Valentine said so now there is a gift that a man can give a woman that's beyond flowers or chocolates or something to that effect he had to step down from being president of the American College of Surgeons he had to step down from being editor because a whole bunch of women were very offended by that sperm joke now the the the authors of the favorite question wrote a brilliant respond response what they said how how could he be treated in this way when all he was doing as actually literally reporting the data the findings from are peer-reviewed study so that's one example another example is a certain I think it's 3rd Tim Hunt who was a Nobel Prize winner in 2001 remember this one the right who he basically he was a speaking at the other in Korea out of women in science conference or he's very in a jocular way said you know it's a real problem when you have women your lab they fall in love with you you fall in love with them and so it's better to have segregated love his wife by the way is a staunch feminist was a very prominent scientist and she confirmed that he's hardly you know a rabbit sex is he cancel all sorts of hell yeah I remember that and he was joking and he was joking and in the book I discussed several other examples to imagine you would think that's a unblemished exemplary career as a scientist up to getting a Nobel Prize could potentially protect you but one comment that someone decides can can unleash the tsunami of outrage and your dad I think the problem is reacting to the people that are reacting your dad I think the problem is reacting to the people that are reacting to the Conrad it's not the comment itself it's the cowards that are running things that give into that and the Netflix thing is particularly disturbing cuz it was internal it was people that were working in this department that apparently went and protested and they just decided that his use was egregious and he shouldn't be able to say those sounds with his face


    Joe Rogan on Gavin McInnes Being Deplatformed
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    able to you know someone who thinks that we're seeing with deplatforming is it start of a cascading effect so Domino's Twitter takes you down and then Facebook takes you down and with a guy Limbaugh but some other right-winger that got like sets of s*** and they he definitely did incite violence in that he wanted these proud boys to fight against antifa and he felt like the antifa people were Thugs and that they showed up a conservative events and they threatened violence and then he won the proud boys to fight them I actually had him on my podcast long before any of this s*** went down when I didn't even know what the fuc the proud boys wasn't asking him I knew him as the co-founder of Vice right and I know knew him as what I would basically say is he he was essentially who's a s*** talker who's the provocateur he was a clever provocateur and was kind of a funny guy like you came last time we came to show he was dressed like Michael Douglas from falling down here the f****** briefcase and everything in the crazy tie and yeah I mean he's doing what he did it on purpose he said he dressing like Michael Douglas from falling down like he's he's a guy who would trick people into coming in and talking 10 - YouTube channel and they thought that he was liberal or Progressive and then he would you know he would basically talked him into a corner like some lesser Baron Cohen Borat s*** or a Ouija origins of The Proud boys from a podcast that I did with Anthony cumia from Opie and Anthony and he explained how the proud boys initially were just a joke it's it's a it was literally a joke and they did it to make fun of a guy that was one of the was one of their interns think so yeah it's kind of a crazy so all these people join and then they as a proud boy they were beating people up and all this other crazy s*** and he doubled down on that he got out he quit he denounced his position the pretty realize like his life is falling apart it's being labeled as you know they falsely claimed the FBI label them as a hate crime they didn't but the Southern Poverty Law Center did label them as a hate crime and several several other organizations as well but the Southern Poverty Law Center they would have some pretty crazy s*** they said as well there is a serious liberal progress organization that occasionally overstep the boundaries of logic and reason the date but he what he did was start an organization and I had a joke about about vegans my joke about vegans was the problem would begin to the prom with any other group if you get a group of a hundred people what are the odds that one of them is going to be a f****** idiot that's a hundred percent right is if we're being like really charitable one out of hundreds of f****** moron so if you get a group like the which is anyone can join and you have there's 300 million people in this country that means there's three million f****** idiots and a lot of them were vegan and a joke was that the problem is not the actual people with good ethics and morals don't want animals to suffer the problem is you let a bunch of people with no identity join your gang right and then this plant-based gang the same thing with the proud boys I think some of them probably went into it thinking it was a goof and they were going to go there and they thought these antifa assholes these 90 lb dog swinging by clocks at people and calling everybody and not seeing a fascist and trying to shut down every single conservative speech that was at an eat any sort of University but these people are Preposterous they're called Ben Shapiro and Knotts he's a f****** Jewish man wears a yamaka I mean it's crazy, not completely insane that's exactly and so their idea was to have something that would be there to balance out the alt left and it got a control so he denounced it and he stepped away from it pull with but it's too late cuz he's now what you said see you don't know him but you said he's the hate speech guy you said he's that guy's that that's how it was going to see him so if you found out your sister was dating him you'd like that no no it's not that it's like it got away from him it's just if he came to say it wasn't him anymore with all these people to join that were actual racist too late doesn't matter too late there's no room for that in this world come out the game so all these other groups hat once he started getting deplatformed these other groups got pressure 2D platformer him because they're said hey you keep that hate speech guy on YouTube domino effect does seem to take place so with this Sargon of akkad thing though it doesn't seem to be taking place with him because people are examining what he said they're saying will this is a sloppy use of these words it's not wise what he did but I do not think he's a racist but I don't think he was promoting racism what he was doing was he was using words poorly but yeah meme good size. Binky platform then it's like if you'd like if people are taking a beat to realize I like oh I don't hate gays and blacks like the best that's the point that the hold this whole thing is going to lesson in patience and that's good to hear that like this guy is being afforded some patients about in their defense he's already been kicked off Twitter so he already had that Scarlett Mark you know there was already people were already looking at him he's been inarticulate on Twitter before they are permanently banned account see April 2017 so it's pretty old millions of years ago now so fast it's too fast it's a story would be hot Monday morning and then Tuesday morning. What happened I don't know what gives a s*** are permanently banned account Lucy April 2017 so it's pretty old April 2017 is millions years ago now would be hot Monday morning and then Tuesday morning what happened I don't know what gives a s***


    Joe Rogan on the Patreon Controversy
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    with the nose that you can pay for it with patreon for podcast but people do use it for podcast they use it for many things Boca but there's this guy his name is Carl Benjamin and he goes by the name of Sargon of akkad and he considers himself a what do you call Classic British liberal which is more leans more conservative than our idea what a live but essentially it's more of like a Libertarian toward would how would you how would you describe a classic British liberal look movie that the definitely Google that was the name of the Carl Benjamin I mean that's what is his his screen name and he has a YouTube channel and he said something on a podcast not even his own he was a guest on another Channel and he said so about white supremacist he was talking about these white supremacist that are acting up and doing all these horrible things and he said in this is It's a poorly formed thought but what he says essentially said was you guys are being niggars oh my God like white niggars this is his word Jeezy like a bunch of niggars just so you know you act like white niggars I'm sorry if you heard that word and spending right now is Jim I'm just reading exactly how you describe black people acting is the impression I get dealing with the alt-right I'm really I'm just not in the mood to deal with this kind of disrespect so that's a very very it's a very poorly thought-out way of expressing himself huh that's what I'm thinking I'm reading this and I think also sometimes people like using that word shock yeah and they think they can get away with it and you know when you're using it what's this what's this in what's a context of this look you carry on but you don't expect me to have a debate with one of your faggets like why would I bother okay now that is more egregious for it because that is I mean and if you're just dealing with censoring words there's not he's not using that saying you are acting like the way you call gay people did to use no I don't agree with any of these things he said this what I'm reading this and like this is these are poorly thought-out arguments this is a poorly thought-out sentence it's not welcome to stop scrolling everything put that back out it's not it's not well thought-out so they've but this has nothing to do with his patreon page isn't even having to do with his his channel this is something his comment is a part of a longer wide-ranging interview with a YouTuber named Michelle Caitlin Catlin and you can watch the full interview on this assist chatting with Sargon of akkad about the liberalist community so you know it was free-flowing any he said a bunch of really stupid things that but what he was trying to say is that these people are behaving exactly the way they do when they try to say racist things about black people essentially they are behaving exactly the way they're describing race in a racist way relaxing people that feel like that's not exactly why they did it that they were looking for an excuse and it's really because his anti-liberal bias so they will lot of people are disgusted by the idea that patreon is now censoring voices and the deciding who should or should not be able to receive donations from their fans based on their own personal political biases so this is the argument now and it's so it's an interesting thing is popped up because people like Sam Harris who is very left mean he gets accused of being alright was kind of hilarious but he's very Progressive and you know he's a public intellectual and he's decided that this is a moment where he is going to pull his patreon account down because he doesn't like the way they are choosing to censor people and deplatform people based in tire really on something that has nothing to do with anything he's done on their platform and it's something to do with something that was out there on it on another channel so it's one of those weird little Battleground situation but do you think like the picture has a private Enterprise right so they can do whatever they want not just supporting speech that you agree with rubber a true free speech is letting people Express themselves right now the way he expressed himself they're not very good clumsy if I'm person reading that I'm like immediate my Idols you said what you can't like it's such an offensive word where you going to even go there immediately distracts from the point that you're trying to make that it's a good way of putting it. It's it's such I got it just needs you need like I don't think that guy I know if he's racist or not but like I don't think he is but your immediate reaction like this guy you can't do that that's why you have you have fundamentally destroyed whatever point you were trying to make because of your choice it's like you could be save I can't think the analogy now but like it's it's such a distracting choice of words you know did not use the key points you want to head on up mr. been a few websites out exactly but I know the prince on Twitch on the last year that changed things on the terms of service that I do what you do broadly yes affects what you doing anyone's account problem with that right now is the guy who's the CEO of patreon Dave rubin's show the Rubin report and said that they're only concerned with things that happened on patreon is that that's what they focus on then they changed that after this because here's a problem like I see their point with this this particular thing this guy said I see how they find that offensive and if that becomes a thing that he does more than once and becomes a thing that he uses that all the time and just that kind of that kind of language in that context a lot it's like this is. It's clunky it's not it's not a wise choice of words that's it's sloppy and it's it's kind of lazy right and also it's kind of racist yeah but it's why is it racist what's racing because when he's doing is attacking people who are racist by saying he could have done it this way right he could have said you people rally on about black people and call them this and you say they're doing that this is what you do you are you are exactly what you're doing in this missing is that you don't have the right pigment to to receive your own hate your own self hate your doing the very things that you accused that you in a racist way to black people doing it's stupid but it's the way to combat that I don't when you start censoring people and taking away their ability to make living by expressing themselves don't think that's the way to go because you just going to receive backlash and that's that's the thing it's one of those that's that's one of those Saints and Sinners where it's like you've said a trigger word that is clearly a trigger word and what you just said is the way he should have said what he wanted to say stance on it as a website they don't host anything so I like to say that it's something that's happening but that's what most of their content is is links from other websites anywhere almost right that he collaborates with other creators in this would be considered a collaboration I do not think that is a wise thing to send to him though do you is commentator he sees life and he talks about it and I've listened to a lot of his stuff and very good he's a he's a smart man a lot of his very good this is not very good so the right way when it comes to these things is let the people who contribute to his Patron decide that they don't like what he's doing so they are no longer going to subscribe that's the correct use of the platform for a platform exist because people were fans are at able to tribute that I say I really like what you do I'm going to send you $100 every month and if someone wants to do that they can do that and there's a lot of people that do do that when you say something that makes them offended that makes him realize your sloppy with your words that makes him feel like you're a fool I do you know I'm not sending that f****** guy money into the marketplace talk and then a bunch of blogs written about how stupid what he said was correct response I think I don't think the problem pulling out his then guys like Sam Harris are pulling out and they've lost somewhere around 20% of all their patreon accounts because of this has been a back black and by the way a backlash that's primarily coming for people who don't agree with what that guy said but do agree that it's a very slippery slope to start censoring people that's a good moral stance to take that kind of like I forget which political figure says I do not agree with what you're saying but I will die defend fight to the death to YouTube's credit he still up on YouTube okay cuz this was a talk that he had that's available on YouTube you can listen to it on YouTube he still has his YouTube account what you're saying but I will die defend Fighters and day out is through discussion as soon as you silenced voices then you no longer have that discussion now to YouTube's credit he still up on YouTube okay cuz this was a talk that he had that's available on YouTube you can listen to it on YouTube he still has his YouTube account and he still able to


    Joe Rogan | Can You Get Salmonella From Eating Eggs?
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    there's no way out man there's no way out of this but in their eyes even there's no way out it's the out it's the path of least pain and suffering and I would tell those folks I respect the s*** out of that and I'm trying to do I'm trying to take my own this into my own hands and actively in a more tangible way your hands off I'm Hands-On is the way that I would say that I respect the hands-off I respect like I'm cognizant of what's Happening Here how to make it better I respect that I've got I feel you saying I see what you trying to do but if I'm thinking Through The Eyes of a vegan you can go f*** yourself I'm being the nice guy dick thank you I'll do you see Moby ever look at Moby's page never help moving one for Instagram page to be something that was so preposterously the day and I read the comments under it I was like this is so hilarious about eggs and this is what it said I mean a thing to eat first of all this is true because saturated fat and because every year over 200,000 people in the US can track someone to look for Meg's they cannot legally be advertisers HealthSource a Furniture Central okay I don't know why you post that Moby you didn't look into it how many people get salmonella from eggs every year does dismantle this Preposterous idea that a hundred thousand people get salmonella okay here we go even with safety steps in place it is estimated that about one in 20,000 or one in 10,000 eggs are contaminated with salmonella wow that's a lot is always right what is it but it is a hundred thousand people get it right we see if you can find how many people in the US contract salmonella because if they find out that this salmonella and eggs are they finding out that's from uncooked eggs every year about a million people get salmonella infected from foods that have been contaminated by one of the many kinds of salmonella beef right okay let's see if it's a hundred thousand people from eggs how many people per year get salmonella from eggs what does it say in the United States hundred forty-two thousand people United States are infected each year with salmonella bow hold on that says from chicken eggs wait a minute 142,000 people United States are infected each year with salmonella from chicken eggs in about 30. Dude now his mobile 40 mm related when are you actually on arguments affect kind of salmonellosis that's what it is when you get it and people United States are infected each year with salmonella and Titus Titus Titus from chicken eggs about 30 die in 2010 in a joking I'm joking 1316 salmonella related deaths from 1990 to 2006 wow now how nutritious are eggs how about Google this I've never gotten salmonella pretty good are you doing fine by the way if you Chicken dry you get salmonella to stupid you're not supposed to eat it right supposed to cook it okay one egg has only 75 calories with 7 grams of high-quality protein 5 grams of fat in 1.6 grams of saturated fat along with iron vitamins minerals and carrot carotenoids the egg is a Powerhouse of disease-fighting nutrients like lutein and zeaxanthin okay movies or shut the f****** their super super Frisch's for you just occasional and off Mobi somebody get salmonella how about just cook your cockatiel plucking egro but here's where it gets really dark why don't you Google this how many people die every year from e-coli from vegetables that's right cuz a shitload anti-corn formed animals actually from an agricultural runoff in the Google how much methane comes from let's go back to this like where you play the beginning with the correct wow 36% are caused by E coli 0157 H7 almost all from animal agriculture is almost all from from shitt from s*** water. Types of animals from animal agriculture I think almost entirely timeline of E coli the most prominent source of E coli from in vegetables guarantee you it's animal agriculture mean if you see those gigantic Logan movie I'm trying to be vegan I'm not argue for the vegans I'm just going to like this I like this to do that's the problem with Romaine lettuce right because Romaine is you know we ever cooks that stupid f****** s*** letter at least the world had no romaine lettuce e do you think you'll be okay I think I'll be fine dad calls it the hard latitude that hard last soft shity ass what is just delicious in your lettuce


    Joe Rogan and Derren Brown: Death Should Give Life Meaning
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    did the very confusing two people in a particular people that are very romantic ideas that their life is going to be like one of their favorite films on that that's what they're looking for their holding out and now they're holding out for when the music plays in the close-up is there and then stories fictional Frameworks absorb if we have that we haven't filled I guess the brave Battle of someone down to this person's the feeling that at that time is you know that this is this is when we can bring out if we have the opportunity to bring us stories to some kind of ending in if you want to watch a film or read a book that final scene make sense of everything that's happened before this doesn't happen in life is kind of end so we we should be like all three of us stories more than at any point before death what happened to the opposite we become like cameos in this story know the main characters are unlocked phones other doctors are people making all these decisions I mean kind of get sideline so yeah these fictional or mythical stories with these things that just give us a sense of where our experience fits into a wider sense of meaning we know we kind of lost touch with that last couple of hundred years and has a lot of good stuff is coming that because you know you know I we've kind of lost touch of something so we lost a little bit of touch with nature and the the natural laws of things living and dying and I think we as human beings today are probably more alienated from particulate the death of farm animals and things on those lines like we're where food comes from actually seeing death even if your dog is sick you bring him to the vet the vet put them down and all these things that people prob are probably more alienated from particulate the death of farm animals and things on those lines like where where food comes from and actually seeing death even if your dog is sick you bring him to the vet the vet puts them down and all these things that people probably experienced first-hand for hundreds and hundreds of years particular like raising animals and that is Dennis just completely removed from the equation for most folks


    Joe Rogan - The Difference Between Elon Musk & Mark Zuckerberg
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    his neural link thing that he's going to be coming out what he said back then and this was what was that three months about somewhere around three months ago he said that they were going to be within four to six months so that's any day now I don't know what the f*** this is what he said essentially it's going to it's going to open up the bandwidth between you and information that's going to radically change the way human beings information human beings access information so I can internet things wouldn't tell me Hollywood Talent link nor link you know we were on air when he was saying it but we trust him to be phenomenal net-positive for the universe why not f****** build a car that you don't need any gasoline for why not f****** send s*** to the space what I think he's a net positive force wow daughter Burn It To The Ground that pull out pull out pull out how much more do you need b**** you sitting over here talking about what's good for Facebook we were I was at we were at update and this is when dr. Berg is being grilled by Congress think about it that way when nothing happens to him if if even if Facebook blows up well here's what could happen if Facebook intentionally colluded if there was some sort of proof that they received some financial compensation to lean one way or the other is that the that was circulating right now nobody could be these Russian Bots are able to disseminate propaganda so readily and so easily and so efficiently what are you doing stop that how is all this stuff propagated like whatwears is coming from and the people that were asking where techno ignorant and that was part of the problem and the people that were asking where techno ignorant and that was part of the problem Google makes the Iphone


    Comedian on Being Kicked Off Stage for ‘Inappropriate’ Jokes" at Columbia University | Joe Rogan
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    I might do I get there at like 7:30 and I walk in and I'm like okay I know all these kids I mean they like 20 or something but like I know that I grew up with these cuz you look Abigail's and prateek so if I can do all these guys and immediately my, cat turns out I'm like okay the show itself the energies dope but the show like acoustically I'm looking okay is a high-ceiling the lighting s*** it's not set up for a Combivent but I still think this is going to go well 8:30 8:45 I get on stage and I'm like I do some Columbia stuff cuz I went to Columbia for the summer program at stop making fun of the kids a bit and I say do I have to get like a trigger warning almost like joking like you have to give a trigger warning cuz I know you know that's a thing and I say like be careful to some of his might be sexist some of this might be racist you know just buckle up and one girl Boos Mike will look this is a loose I just listened to the set on the way here and I said I won't buckle up you know cuz this is a real world or whatever and then I go into material and about and it's going well this is one story I want to dispel like it I will fully owned a bomb if I'm bomb and I know I'm down and I will tell you that bombed before building time I'm doing fine 60 70% of 17 minutes and I tell the joke where I say effective I don't think being gay is a choice which is I don't think it is at all but this is how you know because this gay black people and no one's going to choose to be gay if they're already black right now it's doubling down on hardship thank you and that the bombs like this silence really complete sinus and then I say you're exactly what I expected to be as a crap and then I say the only person that uses this is also what wasn't printers at the offencive part to me what I think is offencive is the next part where I say the only person that chooses whether or not to be gay in the databases is Mike Pence right we can all agree that is not a homosexual was it not to be gay everyday and I get some laughs in a closet and I'm like okay cool and then I get back into it I'm rolling for about another two or three minutes I start talking to some guy do a joke about how my dad landed in Newark when he immigrated to America some girls from Newark she interrupts I start talking her for like 2 minutes and that goes terribly it's just like I'm trying to I'm going fishing with her just trying to see if I can get back into it back when he landed is called Brick City Because of You hits if you look at someone wrong did hit you with a brick right fine kind of throwaway line just got to go that's not true I see the three girls are inviting you to do the show initially May or June like gather and like that's kind of strange I still talk to his girls like another 30 seconds and then as I'm completing my talking to her cuz I realized that's not going to go anywhere they come on stage with microphones and like one trench coat and they're just like I feel like it's time for the program you know we've received from comments from members and you know enough already been on stage for 20-something minutes at this point and it was that one joke that did it so there's it so I go I'm like I'm forcing my I'm not even mad at this time just liking shock I'm like this episode Impractical Jokers what are you talkin about 45 minutes left why do I got to go and when a girl's goes to take us to leave and I'd look at the tech us we was all on YouTube like someone put the YouTube video of this particular part and I go they better be leaving so I could see I could see the tech people look at him like you got a badass dude and coordinating the electron I exactly good take out the Gutta tacky left to come up with lies I understand why she lied because she trying to say face and not like I'm trying not to embarrass me or whatever but I'm like I'm not going to believe that s*** the door for you came out to be like a text and then I go is it because it detects people because I'm saying some things that make people uncomfortable and one of the other girls goes this week because of distinction between being uncomfortable and being disrespectful don't use your big words on me but in my brain I don't think I've been disrespectful at all there's some people who are like what the f*** is going on majority if you like what the f*** is going on and but like there's a pocket of the crowd where the three Asian American Alliance leaders and like the rest of the crew was like waiting and I think some of them cheer when there's a distinction between second Bianca been disrespectful in the slightest what are you talkin about and then one of those we think you're not entitled to be making some of the jokes are making and I'm like I'm like my body trigger words entitled you know that I'm ticket and at this point I'm like I'm too almost in shock deer and headlights kind of feel like even process anger I'm just I just want us that's what they're specifically saying like it's practically offensive whatever and I'm like and then at this point I'm like instead of explaining that the joke is quite Progressive I'm like I literally got that joke from an audience member at stand up New York and like 2011 like I remember the conversation distinctly because it was such a goal any sort of oshit that's a good bit moment right and I tell them that I like and like big dudes there's like a gay black constituency that would always like make fun of me when I was like leaving my apartment but like the black ribbon you know what I mean right and so I kept on trying to talk about that on stage at the end of New York or whatever and I'm talking to the crowd and then there's a gay black guy to like heckled me and I'll start talking to him and then at some point, this is how you know being gay can't be a choice right and perfect I know I can always knows me to change for you like you have to go and I'm like if I can feel like you're wrong for what doing what you're doing right now I'm I'm I'm a generational than you guys I know, he better than anybody in this room that's for goddamn sure and I know disrespect and I've been through a lot of s*** like I know that what I'm saying right now hasn't been effective in the slightest and I say you can't isolate yourself in the real world what are you going to do when some real bad s*** happens in the world I get someone actually does something that's offensive. You can't handle things this way if you found someone that's not that's not progress or whatever and then they asked me about closing remarks it's unlike still talking and then they cut my mic and I'm like really and then I'm like thank you for the mic down and I bounced and then they try to then they won't even let me talk to them backstage like 1 one members like we got escort you out and like you I don't need you you want me to do want to kick you out or they worried about your safety like no they won't ask me out because they want to take me out and so I go to where I have a camera crew there because I'm trying to film every hour that I do and I go to them and I'm like what the what if you watch YouTube clip I'm like on face not all of us are we don't know what just happened and I'm thin my hair done like making so much for the alliance part of this whole thing right like I thought we're the same people on flesh if we act like we come from the same place articles which I made a mistake which is reading everything like don't ever do that when the crowd and was like one girl who like maybe 2 or 3 minutes and like I talk to her for crowd work like I asked what you found what you're doing with him and that she got she gets out like she staying the night shows herself off to the crowd I make fun of her for a little bit and then this other girl the one that the Newark chick that is like we get personal because she reveals that you know father is not in her life with the conversation just gets awkward it's not sure what did you do your parents do whatever seems like I don't know what my dad does iniquity mean he's like oh I don't know him like I do YouTube but you don't but he's not in your life already doesn't mean she like uncomfortable now sound like once I leave the stage I'm now I'm livid but I'm I know myself well enough to be like I did not going to talk to anybody if I'm angry because I'll just say some b******* like I don't I thought I could have Bill Byrd Philadelphia the whole thing you know I mean just went off on all these people for like 10 minutes but the f*** is wrong with you but I just went I was like I got to go like I'm out at took my crew and we just we just walk straight out of this f****** giant Hall and and then like I'm waiting for my car and people from the show at like apologizing not like just audience members know yet we're so sorry we know that was f***** out that should have happened you were doing great whatever and then like I getting my Uber to the my next after this I have to do another hour at another show until you get paid I'm like that's probably the right move cuz I'm about to just f****** Instagram something like that's a real agent that we play am I guess that's what it is and I'm thankful that my crew was there because I'm too I'm venting to them because if they weren't there I'll be on some other s*** and it but as I'm checking my Instagram cuz I'm like this is definitely going to be a f****** story on Instagram at the very least I'm like people at the enemy from the cello like yeah we're so sorry that that happened so f***** up email me the same s*** I might just is the sweet made of one of the organizers DMV and just yelled at me basically I just wrote to her thank you for your support just like she said it again real I just f****** hate when I was at SNL Weekend Update until like I was confident my phone on Twitter on his room just like checking news reading s*** in like annoyed the s*** out of me I hate the news long behold I am the news now for a bit but I got f****** I hate the news it's all bulshit and like being this cycle right has confirmed my belief that it's all f****** nonsense but she effectively says lesson of respecting what you were hired to do in respecting strong young women check your f****** we go and I'll just say I was I was like I took all of me not as you like to eviscerate cuz I'm like I'm good with somebody in the Instagram DM and so I didn't get to her besides thank you for support and all these people messaging me like y'all were so sorry that happened I'm like all right I'm not totally f***** with all these kids and I go to the show UCB East and like I'm taping the out an hour so I can't even process what just happened cuz my instinct is talked about this immediately but I can't because I have to take this hour and so I get off stage as well and as I'm leaving UCB East three kids that were at the show at Columbia had come down from cologne I followed me to UCB East and it came up to me apologize in person. We're so sorry that happened like we love you sad like we know what the f*** is going on and that took me taking like a beat to be like all right you know like maybe maybe everyone isn't this Way Mesa people that have the f****** bullhorn that get to just say whatever the f*** they want and silence people that I like the minority but they like to do vocal minority was like all these people that are like actually on my squad are not as cuz I can be there more like quiet and apologize in person and so the next day I don't think anything about it but like the Columbian newspaper hits me up like I got off I leave Columbia at 9:30 the Columbian newspaper hit me up at 10:05 p.m. like I do any comment comment I'm hungry what's going on the next day I'm still thinking about it but I'm going to open prezis in Atlantic City and open for him I'm telling the story and he's he Amelie hits on the fact that it's crazy that these kids came up to you and apologize and I'm like I don't even think about how insane that is because I'm still mad but I'm thinking I'm talking his kids like I'm talking to these and just like that is kind of crazy because it's so easy to buy into the s*** that everyone is a f****** soft motherfuker and then I think it's Amore and I think about like all the games I've done collegewise before like in the past year I've been lucky to know I did like Texas I did a school in Alaska school in Ohio to school Maryland and I said much more offense of s*** like anti-trump s*** in the f****** redness of States and it's all been fine you know like I've never been kicked off stage before and if so to me like this Columbia incident even the students there seemed like the exception rather than the like everyone's a soft person and I mean does that make sense it doesn't make sense what I think is is young kids in particular that are in a position of power right than wanting something they have this idea of how people should behave that they want in their head down when you don't fit that that mold then they just decide to be outraged yeah that's what happened here comedian right you're obviously go jokes about shattering so that's on you not saying anything negative about black people more hardship mean we all agree that black people experience racism and gay people experience homophobia the early 2000 ididit college in Florida and I don't know enough like this is not fun I the only reason why I would do this is for money cuz colleges pay a lot of money but they don't know what I mean it as an 18 year old can get in at 18 year olds and people with life I don't want to I don't want to perform at the whim of children and that's what these are these are children who are engaging in recreational outrage deciding to be outraged I felt like with with them particularly it felt like like I grew up fine writing I grew up rich but my parents had some money for a bit before things went like we're average middle-class people but like to me it's like I've been through some life and so I know when people who haven't been through life get up set up it's always like the thing with Texas and Ohio and in Alaska is like these are like the kids are blue collar people the people who have been through some s*** and maybe not even just blue collar but people have been through some kind of Life what a life experience where they know that things aren't just like words can hurt but for the most part they're fine it's like when like your f****** dad loses his job Alaska is like diesel like the kids are blue collar people the people who have been through some s*** and maybe not even just blue collar but people have been through some kind of Life what a life experience where they know that things aren't just like words can hurt but for the most part they're fine it's like when like your f****** dad loses his job


    Quantum Mechanics Needs a New Theory - Sir Roger Penrose
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    that's brought with Wu in the bride and some people like Deepak Chopra and the like they love to use that word because as soon as you use that word you can kind of get away with almost anything after work that's nothing against it looks like crazy things is crazy except some other crazy theory of quantum mechanics has the virtue that it does agree with a no-fault experiment for someone like myself when I'm trying to pay attention to this without devoting my entire life to it and it gets its becomes a big problem is one of my books I tried to explain that there are actually two mysteries in quantum mechanics and they got muddled one of them is the whole subject is pretty crazy but it's coherent and this includes things like non-local effects where you can have two things now that not even thousands of kilometers apart and you can see these quantum entanglement affects us that they still in some sense connected with each other the people get the model in my you think because this doesn't make sense nothing crazy into anything crazy Rob's seems to me that quantum mechanics the things that's fine but the things which involve the collapse of the wave function that's not fine because we don't have the right Theory yet then why it doesn't make logical sense because it's not I'm in minority in saying this most people who study the foundations of quantum mechanics say well we haven't got the right interpretation or yet we may have to rethink what it means and someone they don't think well maybe it's not quite right maybe there's something when this affects got big enough something else comes in and we need a new inside the new Theory so that's what I think now it's something like super position where something can be both still and in motion at the same time as soon say that to the common person like myself my brain glaze over and my eyebrows raised up and I go okay what is and then you're talking about entanglement things hundreds of thousands of kilometers apart that are somehow or another interacting with each other in a way that we don't totally understand or we don't have a theory that absolutely explains in a concrete way as long as you don't get to the measurement measurement puzzles about me in time, is when you come to the measurement you make a measurement over here and the measurement over there and they can be what I know I thought the record was only a hundred and forty-three or something a little while ago why I did such a long distance but any movement of material to the things that she in the scheme I have which involves the collapse of the wave function involves now it's just photons that's light these experiments tend to be justified then there's no Mass displacement in the state until I'm sure what kind of mechanic says it's fine by me okay it is hard to get your mind around and I said but it's logical but when you worry about the measurement these experiments tend to be just right then there's no Mass displacement in the state and so sure what kind of mechanic says is fine by me okay it is hard to get your mind around and I-70 but it's logical but when you worry about the measurement in the collapse of the wave function


    Sir Roger Penrose: Are Animals Conscious Like We Are?
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    sites like what makes you, what is the soul is it a real thing what is what is your Consciousness is it simply just your own biology trying to calculate your environment and looking out for its best interest in trying to procreate and move forward with the the the genes that it has or is it something almost mystical or far more complicated maybe even instead of the word mystical might be tainted something far more complex than we're currently able to understand 70 different I mean to have some internal perception of the external world and it's Julie different from baseball runs through the air and what makes it different than every other conscious animal language to some kind of degree there's a huge difference in degree agree with that but whether it's a difference in kind I'm not at all sure you do you watch these nature movies and I remember seeing one about elephants and this was about how the elephants were there doing that but then has a certain point that they made a detour and they went off to a place where the leader of the elephant herd her sister died and then the bones bones anyway with her and the elephants pick them up around and and seemed to caress them and move them around and then they went back to doing to the the route they were Submachine behaving like a robot there's some some feelings that I could appreciate another one I remember which one movies African hunting dogs and the dogs towards this place by the river was and then they would break into so half of them would go one way towards the end they will hide just Where the River starts understanding okay nothing more primitive level of understanding what the task is ask and the even though there's how many variables may be a human life there they're definitely seems to be conscious awareness of first of all through their position in the hierarchy of the tribe of the the packrat is sings but also their what their objective is this is not a selfish objective it's a group of jective and they they operate as a group and they do move like those African dogs you were talking about Simpson Simpson things and dolphins you know about them that I smagina Gus quiet $5 should think how much have you started octopi most hunted and he started studying the way octopus and cuttlefish and all these different different octopi and what the way they could adapt to their environment by changing their actual the nausea to look but the texture of their skin instantaneously and how this is not really understood how they not only how they do it but how they know what they're what's below them What They're copying that they somehow or another figure out how to blend in almost perfectly with their environment it's amazing isn't it also can open jars and they can climb out of Tanks it was one guy had a he had a camera on his tank because he had two tanks and one of them had very expensive tropical fish and the other one had his octopus and he was trying to figure out what was happening to his expensive tropical fish they put a camera on it and the octopus was climbing out of the tank walking across the ground climbing into the other tank the only one of the fish eating it and then going back into his tank about the same experiments on testing the intelligence of octopus is so and they had a little thing they had to pull a chain and then open the door and get food on and this octopus or something


    Sir Roger Penrose and Joe Rogan: Is Alien Life Out There?
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    intriguing possibility to us as human beings is what other intelligent life if any is out there and how interesting is that to you cuz you spend so much time studying the fundamental particles of the universe itself how interested are you in the possibility of other intelligent life forms or have you just like put that out into the it's just so ridiculously unlikely or so far promise that we'll probably never going to make contact you see it's not so there's the seti program looking at it to see where they can see signals from distant civilizations the problem that sex things and look at them in a different way from the Polish people but we seem to have seen something there but we wrote a paper in which we speculated on being is from the previous Eon communicating with us an advantage there is that you're looking at I did come back to a big bang status emails to come through and somehow or another those signals remain it's conceivable I agree it's pretty far-fetched but yes but you see that's why we're at the beginning innocence or 3/4 sing this song in the conformal picture we are already three-quarters of the way through so 14 billion to now so we have you might have a different definitions of time it depends on what particle you using this your clocks and things like that so are you sensitive saying that it's entirely possible that we are the farthest in terms of our technological achievement and our understanding of the universe itself it's possible they were at the front of the line. There might be some other intelligent life forms in the universe but they might be behind us when they would it mean I'm not saying they got through you maybe they have techniques father to imagine but maybe information from them to get through and make that keep me from the previous have got through like somehow or another survived but it would have to be in the form of photons or something ridiculous some technology which would get information which might be them in some sense across in the phone the photos but you're not optimistic about current intelligent life somewhere in the universe not too optimistic just because well maybe it took us a long time to get going I'm not going to really tired I just not terribly optimistic about it I think it's worth doing it's worth looking but it's not two doing well I haven't some really come to terms with very huge May so I know this is activity was it because of the way it was traveling that was the idea was it because of the way he was traveling that was the idea


    Sir Roger Penrose on Blackholes and The Big Bang | Joe Rogan
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    mathematical theorem Korver hairy dog serums hairy dog food antheum says it's got to be somewhere where the hair doesn't lie flat and you tried on the sphere that's a good point where we were here makes a kind of singular point. If it like that you've no idea where the singularity is but you know from General topological reasons that this got to be one somewhere and that mr. toad of argument that produced and I guess a lot of people and log people picked up on its own particular Stephen Hawking and it became for a while many people working on it I guess it's not so popular now because they are or a Galaxy and we were talking about a black hole say a singularity what is exactly are you what do you mean by that was a normal expectation is that you have a place like in the middle of a point there where the density becomes infinite until the curvature of space-time becomes infinite do you have a place for the equations run away and they go to Infinity SSundee's face symmetrical cases but but you could show by these indirect arguments that somewhere something's going to go wrong you can't continue the equations of Einstein and they got stuck running the place where they going to knit throw what in detail happens if they just say that something goes wrong and that's what we remains in there but it's not measurable in terms of its actual I thought that way you can measure size very well cuz its eyes listen to the black holes are not all the same they don't know the same but they this one of those strange things about black holes is that if you let me settle down there not fit all the time to begin with but there's not many different things that can settle into they can have rotation they can have a Sutton Ma vodka and Australian to reduce the solution for a rotating black hole rotating yes or no the center of it had this supermassive black hole that was slowly devouring the Alex say it is an unbelievably beautiful yet simultaneously terrifying idea is that there's this infinite power in the center of infinite Mass that's absorbing slowly but surely everything around it how much is a mass actually get swallowed by the Mud Hole the picture so they're not just the one Galaxy but across the Galaxy and at this point which were they were speculating that this could possibly in the center of the supermassive black hole gun if you could go through that there would be another universe Princeton's hit it boggles the mind that we don't really totally understand what ninety-plus percent a good question and what is that stuff well you wanted me to tell you my favorite yes please no early in the century again some people by observing super Supernova Sonic's closing sauce very very far away expectation is the 1959's and produced his general theory in 1917 he introduced What's called the cosmological constant do you think of a v-shaped I guess maybe didn't know I can't believe it's in this if the couple's observations hasn't yet come make a convincing case of the expansion so I thought well maybe the universe is static octopus show does the universe does seem to be expanding and Einstein regarded this time to time assists biggest blunder which is an irony because it turns out that this time is probably the explanation for the expansion of the universe we know see that's what what people call Dark Energy I don't like the term very much cuz it's none of the dark nor proper energy in any clearer sense write what's up it's a it's an odd term yes I think so which I've been trying to plug for a while now maybe after 15 years I can't remember the idea explained going to radiator way Stephen Hawking showed that black holes at this temperature extremely cold how many of these so-called much colder than a teammate on the earth and when the universe expands drink and drink and finally they disappear with a pop I said pop is probably a pretty big explosion but that's not that big for me what's happening ultimate fate this is unbelievably boring final State okay this is an emotional argument but it gives me a bit early way until I began to think besides point that they don't measure time because a photon has no mess it travels at the speed of life and what the way relativity works it means that talks stop if you like if it had experiences it with the moment of its creation would be one moment and the next moment would be Infinity Synergy and things like that and it was a very useful picture to squash down infinity and useful thing to think about here if you seen these pictures by the Dutch artist m c Escher no one's right close to the edge think they're the same size and same shape as the ones in the middle thought that can be big or small and you don't care about whether the big or the small small shapes are accurate or angles if you like her correctly drone that's what's going to conformal map and that conformal map describes Infinity how you can do the same thing to the universe and as far as the things with no math they don't have a way of measuring how big are small as his the Maxwell equations don't know if the scale with a dip carrots that's what just as well for smaller so big and you can stretch it in someplace and squash it somewhere else as long as the stretching is isotropic so which means more less that you keep when the light comes on but it means if you have been that boundary is just like anywhere else and the photos go zipping up to it until you might think they could have somewhere to go okay but you don't have to think that but that was supposed to do I had the photons need to need some anyway but then where does it go and that can be done to I played around with these ideas for a long time and the standard cosmology models you can do it with but the more complicated complicated Bigbang the general ones don't do you need to condition which tells you that the Big Bang was a very special kind but it was don't have time to talk about but it seemed to me a really good idea to have the condition on the Big Bang that you could continue it in the same way I just had the idea of doing this was a former student of mine and he continued Universe off in in a very special stage which is what we live off of but as you get closer and closer close to the energy goes up the temperature goes Zune exhuming up the zipping around at such a speed that the energy of the emotion is much bigger than the equals mc squared mess Einstein's mass-energy in the mass but when they get so hot so that my son so they're just interested in the conformist geometry to the crazy idea had not just only stretch on the Big Bang nice washed on the Infiniti maybe a big bang was a squashed on Infiniti of a previous jeon so I'm saying Ariana and there was another one another one well that someone so it's an infinite cycle big Bang's the picture in constant expansion to the point where there's no more energy and then somehow or another a big bang comes out of that against that's right but that's the tricky part that people have trouble was an event there's no attractive pause sign house and what do they think that when it's at its best things in common with my mother but it's not quite the same and you see it's still there wasn't it right so that was one of his models obvious if you put irregularities into these models you get black holes and he's back the next one so you have trouble with us my one gets rid of that because the black holes or evaporate Away by hooking evaporation and I used to give talks about this feeling quite happy nobody would ever prove it wrong so I can go and talk that's some pissed-off Meisner Avenue Roski and there is a Korean who works in New York call Daniel and and we the four of us have a paper which I think today or tomorrow will be the new improved version of his paper should be on the archive and this other papers are we seeing Hawking points in the CMB sky that was a Hawking point about the black holes assuming it's more or less like I was it would be black holes and clusters of galaxies huge enormous ones swallowing up pretty pretty well the whole cluster and what happens to the energy in those backhoes well it goes out in Hawking radiation age as your picture right at the very edge you see the north lot of angels and Devils squash together there so that the entire radiation from that single black hole will be squashed into that little point now we're on the other side what do we see well they will be a big release of energy at that point and that's what we call the whole thing point and it spreads out to see what we see in the cosmic microwave background this is radiation coming from older and this radiation doesn't come from The Big Bang exactly it comes from 380000 years after the big bang so this is sort of lost Gathering surface where the photons with your trying to get out and find you can Skype and receive them know that spread out from the holding point to what you see in the cosmic microwave background in the office the diameter of about eight times the diameter of the Moon no bigger nose smaller now you wouldn't see the whole thing because our past cone where are we what we seek should come across that we don't see the whole thing but we see probably most of it so you could have imagined something from about 4 to eight times the moon's diameter which is highly energetic cuz you got to the edge and we seem to see these things Vietnam assistance but suppose they have the techniques and the actual analyzing the blank satellite was done by which can you compare this with that miss a lot of technique about how you do this but Daniel first did a thousand of these fakes and there was two sizes of these and there were two sizes both within this size of a say about 4 degrees across the sky and there was no evidence of them okay then people for skeptical of this for one reason or another so Daniel did another 10,000 altogether patiently they wanted to wish do what two or three to be precise where you see this effect in the simulations but if you work out the probability that this is a real affects you come up with a confidence level of 99.98% that this is a real effect so we waiting to see what people say about this people for skeptical of this for one reason or another so Daniel did another well together occasionally they wanted to wish do what to a three to be precise where you see this effect in the simulations but if you work out the probability that this is a real affects you come up with a confidence level of 99.98% that this is a real effect so we waiting to see what people say about this


    Joe Rogan | Sir Roger Penrose's Thoughts on the Multiverse
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    you see this is different because this is the word sequential so I don't call you tomorrow until they're not independent Wells right but ended up with the possibility of independent yeah well you see there are two reasons for believing multiverses one of them that argument I don't think that's the right way to look at quantum mechanics how many people do and that suggests that you might have these multiple universes and so it doesn't explain what we see which explains the world rolling superposition it doesn't explain why you see one world in and she says it's kind of coherence I mean lots of people try and their many attempts at this sort of thing and if you believe that the collapse is not real I want I want an explanation for the world we live in different worlds I think it even doesn't make that much sense so you got to be careful about it but whether they already like different distinct Wills I don't think I could redo my bills it doesn't really wet but let me not trying to attack that I think I have a different view which is the theory is not quite something which makes the collapse into a physical process come to a different reason I'm not is that that you see there seem to be various accidents in well maybe one of them being that the neutron is just slightly more massive than the proton that's when their loss of olive accidents receive it if they were a little different than Life as we know it couldn't happen so how do you explain this it's just we only see the one that were in because the numbers come out right for us. That's what's causing that it's for someone like me it's so interesting to know that there's still a considerable amount of speculation yes I guess that's what people think I don't know if it's just me I can understand that bright and and the accompany that we roll off the rails I think it's something out there and look for


    Joe Rogan - Ted Nugent is a Good Guy!
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    healthy healthy Spock do you have an organic garden your backyard no no no I got some s*** I grow a little bit little bit from the store because I have a lot of stuff from the store where you less of it and I eat meat almost everyday steak people probably heard before of us like the feeling of eating while gaming is just different is it's way different it tastes different it's better for you it feels different it's feel different for my body you know I mean I have I remember watching this thing about Ted Nugent is diet and he's a good guy you get to know him he really is how about that does he say things that I agree with a hundred and Ted Nugent seminar at the NRA annual meeting I would go and sit in the back with Ted who I brought brother and he is sharp as they come CBD on a regular basis in fact if you go to Ted Nugent official go to his f****** his Instagram he was actually he was advertising Jambo CBD that I hook them up with the oven like he clearly he's clearly in pain and like you just looked in a run-down but then we went out in the crowd he came and stayed me look like a twenty-five-year-old Rocka he's a hard-working man mean when the lights are on that goes after and people liked it so you support with the racist things you said it is unfortunate that you didn't like that either he shouldn't have said or maybe didn't understand what he meant or maybe it's out of context anything to hurt anybody's feelings unfortunate and I don't support it but guess what we're all we all have unfortunate things about us that has two Factor being a f****** human being in one of the parts one of the things that we're doing when we're screaming out and calling out someone who wants somebody platformed and dismissed and never never to be heard from again we're worried part of us are worried that that's going to happen to us we're worried that we would ever exhibit that sort of reprehensible Behavior or language and we want to do when I put a stop to it in ourselves and other people we want to eliminate from our society and culture want to do it harshly and ruthlessly and we're terrified is going to be done to us yeah you know and there's a lot of people that make some f****** really terrible mistakes and I think there's got to be some sort of path to Redemption I really never really believed that always could you know I certainly don't meet the caliber sucks that you haven't but like I meet these people in hunting and then I run around in the in the circles and then people are saying this person thinks this and if you seen that Instagram post I don't believe in that and like knocking people down yeah and I know that person that good person you know and maybe he's not he or she is not a picking this in the way that you like it in this instance that's a good well-meaning person or more than capable of mistakes and we should be more than Kate have you seen that Instagram post I don't believe in that and like knocking people down yeah and I know that person that's a good person you know and maybe he's not he or she is not a picking this in the way that you like it in this instance that's a good well-meaning person or more than capable of mistakes and we should be more than capable of allowing them Redemption


    Joe Rogan & Ben O'Brien - The Downside of Food Abundance
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    dilemma and then it in it he was just said basically in a paraphrasing but he said it honey is so different from the inside than it is from the outside yeah so easy to view hunting in the lens like there's a dude sitting behind your smiling and grabbing a sandwich to solve the problem that malnutrition is country is almost non-existent that people are poor people in this country is f***** like poor people are fat in the history of human beings that the poor people with a big fat one that got cell phones means a lot of rich people are fat to don't get me wrong but it's won't have a problem being fat and this doesn't mean that there's not a lot of malnutrition the most certainly is but it's nutrition and it's not it's not a lack of calories lack of calories was a massive problem throughout most of your history the lack lack of food so it's the the access to food is so normal to us it's so easy for the unfettered access to food is what's really normal now that's what's changed the industrialization and income people went hunting was more normal in the 1920s or the 1930s was really normal there's also no fast food so when you would get a roast even if you wanted to a butcher and you got a roast and you brought her home and you're making roast beef when you're cooking it or Uncle shot a deer when was the last time milk was delivered to your door not my dad you know so there's a lot of different there's nothing wrong so there's a lot of different removal from the actual process that Hunters go through relation right that's that's what it came from implementing that like when you would get the milk on your door and glass jars did that milk go bad quick though but that's my grandparents that's what they would describe the Milkman I wonder if it was what you think about like Market hunting we always talk about hunting like the turn-of-the-century being as huge moment and hunting conservation huge moment and hunting conservation Mark and hunting really became a thing when when accelerating when Refrigeration became reality and accelerate 1 railroads could take meat from the Great American West back to the cities in the east coast I said those things like Excel of that technology nursing accelerated Market hunting and the deprivation of things like a whitetail deer and then the Buffalo as we all the same


    Joe Rogan | The Importance of Nuance
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    Blankenship I'm Pro Nuance in the hunting World there is this speaking of conservative there's this like there's a conservative traditionalist right and there's the more Progressive folks that you have met have been around been around about the boat that are more environmentalist more public lands more access right so there's like two of course there's always two sides it's right and the line kind of gets drawn around 1 a little bit around guns but also lived around the environment so part of the biggest issue in in politics for a hunter angler right now please like I really like guns I like the second amendment I did what's going on there at like support that but what I also like is healthy ecosystems and environment and I like habitat for Wild game to live in public land in Access well it just so happens that a lot of the A+ rated politicians for the NRA I like at minus or D+ rated in protecting wildlife and wildlands extraction and different things like that but fix traction of minerals and oil and natural resources valuable lands right so then changed the way these lands are scheduled like what would its under I love wild places clean water clean land I'm all for that that's a huge part of what I believe it but I also believe in the Second Amendment I believe in my right to tell my family I believe in my right to own firearms and to do that so I believe in those two things but because our politics are the way they are it doesn't leave room for those two beliefs when I'm at at the voting booth a person's going to be objective as your shirt says Pro Nuance this the idea that you you shouldn't be able to defend your family is where it gets crazy that doesn't get crazy that you want to be able to defend your family like why do these movies all have robberies and break-ins and bad guys will be white what's out there that want to shoot up schools and go on mass shootings at somehow or another you're being conflated with them that you're being confused with them are categorized with them like how how is that that these are different things they are just both involve guns they are there thinks it's like the insole that drove all those people in Toronto member that was that keeps happening that's happened many times do people kill people with cars over the last few years it's been like four or five exclusive like I want to be able to defend my family owned firearms and have that freedom that's a big part of this country but I also don't want people to die in mass shooting I don't want that I want on the other side of the coin with when it comes like environmental issues in and around hunting public lands and things of that nature I want Coal Miner's to have job I want people that work in an extraction Industries to have an option to work and live in and do what they need to do but I also want to protect our ecosystems at all cost place that s*** right and there's got to be other jobs out there if the government put its resources instead the propping up old ways of doing business that pollute the environment versus new ways of doing business to do that but at what casino at what cost you're still you're still extracting you're still doing something do it and you're still changing the natural environment they're trying to make that argument with fracking with me was talking to him about that is it Josh boxes documentary what is he was on the podcast the something fracking Nation what was his he made it was a very good documentary and it was when I got him because he's seen like he had been attacked a lot for him even misunderstood like some the questions I was asking maybe they were coming from me and I'll say no this is just like was it called fractionation what is it the real argument someone said that that's not really friendly people said that there was no lighting the water on fire then people started fracking to wash my s*** they started letting it done massive research you would have to have spent time there you would have to been working either directly or indirectly with a scientist that are collecting the data who is not interested in the actual truth they just have an idea that they want to push through and this is a weird thing with certain right wing folks there's a weird thing they want to push through that business is good and environmentalists are all pussies and hippies and Weirdos and losers and these things don't Jive in the world of someone who actually loves and appreciates the actual of course man that is weird but there is no way that anyone could argue right there's there's a big deal but there you can Define access in a ton of different ways to me access all to me access could be I like wilderness where did the only way you can access it is on foot we have a via Trailhead someone else might say access to me is elderly folks or disabled feeling to get on into a car and drive through a road in public land or or get into an ATV and drive and so politics are being what they are politicians take this term of access it happened around national monuments it take one side said the president of stealing your land and the other side says getting back your land somebody there either both sides are full of s*** or one of them is I remember when this came up Patagonia which is a giant company in the front doors had a big ad on the internet said the president just a little your land and then I heard rinella talk about it he said this is a paraphrase but he's basically said if you say that the present for your land you're not being careful with your work yes you're not being a cure being inflammatory absolutely inflammatory again that you're talkin about Grand staircase-escalante and bears ears National Monument Bears ears being in Utah being explain people what happened so so you're socially been mostly country significant pieces of of land at all the way to the things Brandon and so spend up to the end of there's a lot that I just skipped over but I'm going to spend up to the end of the Obama Administration President Obama used his executive power to protect large swaths millions of Acres around about brown bears ears National Monument it's protect not only the significant places for Native Americans and for Native tribesmen around Bears ears but many millions of Acres around that and so then it becomes the prime I have in Hawaii that the kind of that t-shirt exist it becomes a political football throw back and forth It's not at this point in time what's best for Bear's ears what's best for that National Monument was best for for it to be federally owned what's best for the people jobs the place it becomes what's best for each side and their rhetoric and so President Trump ask secretary secretary interior Ryan zinke to review like 10 monuments to see if they should be reduced based on the protections that Obama had put put into place so you reviews these 10 monuments he cuts out eight of them and hones in on two places Bear's ears and Grand staircase-escalante they then say we're going to reduce the size of these monuments when you see cuts out eight of them what do you mean by cuts out no changes necessary some would say they did that as a as a strong man that ate strong men to knock them over and look at those other two they said we will reduce the area that is designated a national monument and here again comes to both side they would say because the President Obama wielded his powers corruptly to protect it to be as an environmentalist to protect land that didn't need protection of the Antiquities Act integral Factor say it should be the smallest acreage possible to protect so now you get into stuff that I'm not an expert in around legal jargon and going back to things that were written in the 1930s but we get to a point where one side saying here is the Republicans trying to shrink down these monuments so that they can then go companies that are then go in at least these places for mining but they can't currently doing one side saying here is the Republicans trying to shrink down these monuments so that they can then go a company that are then go in at least these places for mining but they can't currently doing their protections as a National Monument the other side is saying we're trying to protect culturally significant lands in these millions of Acres need protected they need protection for lots of reasons so you end up with those two sides talking


    Joe Rogan - Why Do We Like Violence in TV Shows?
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    exactly where it is safe and it wasn't just to save only in the storage unit that's got to be something bad get that handsome in that was in the beginning of Ozarks that handsome Mexican the moment I just gave us too many there so many shows though there are so many shows but that's a damn good one that is a damn good show what's the guy this thing I started chasing pavement they even he's excellent in the woman Laura Linney when she's amazing amazing kids amazing it's f****** show man it's a show with a bunch of hunters and I got the like the stink I like what's this guy talking about her that the movie The Greatest showman is that the music is I've been forced to watch segments of that with my wife and children it is fantastic very good movie he's an angel and Australian angel hunting podcast but I'm telling you this thing but I love that movie I listen to it on the Pandora the greatest showman Channel and I sing the tunes listen did my favorite comedy on TV is the unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt okay so I can't be talking about manly things unbelievable I get made fun of for this course my son likes it my wife likes it but I enjoyed I didn't your son how old is he's two things like Game of Thrones where they are children and like it's entertaining but sometimes I need a break I'd like to watch a man dance around sing what a woman would have done the show with Anthony Hopkins on HBO what's that robot double the kids robot every once in awhile you need to sprinkle a little bit of musical in your life I believe yeah with life-or-death drama that's artificial what you see it like in the in the in the show Westworld they talk about like it being a game it being this game of access like what can't I do in my real-life rice when you watch TV and you watch murdering and you watch this evil thing come to life you're just your bits it really is something that you can be transported that Red Dead Redemption is right so when you when you play that we were talking about the other day how this guy got in trouble because they have all these things in the game that you can do to people and this guy like Titus hook her up through off a cliff and shouldn't you could start you could do whatever you want but they were there filming this stuff and putting it on YouTube and then you two would get mad and YouTube pull them off but then people were like we'll wait a minute though why you how come you can just do it like we missed it in the game when my dad was my age 30-40 years ago there would they would never have an ER does nothing done anything like Game of Thrones or Westworld ever ever tractor was Westworld it wasn't anywhere near like it is a modern-day the limit to which were willing to explore like really terrible and evil things for entertainment we've definitely changed what we're willing to accept and where the bar is in terms of quality the bars through the router through the roof the Mercer to the point where you can't even like you can explain what your experience a comedy from the 1990s like you see watch a Dave Chappelle or Chris Rock special in the 90s that holds up 100% And then felt like it would be a 100% I'm special but if you try to put some b******* ass 1990s TV show on on Netflix if you try to like finagle some CSI Miami Title ship yet expanding our willingness to explore things that are I mean Game of Thrones for example is one of the best shows ever created to my opinion sure but it explores some Unthinkable things awful things 256gb 270 touching upon those things in a way that we do not know not only that but not good enough like what it what was it was it like p*** like if you watch p*** okay and you watch them pouring from the and then you flip through like you poor not that I would ever do that but if you did do that looked at all the different categories you'd be like what the f*** happened yeah like why people why is gagging something people are looking for so I can I can do this have this scene of of rape or infidelity or are incest that seems is it appropriate to me only in this fantasy world man the sometimes I get down on that stuff I can watch enough of it you just like I need a musical I need to be inspired that life is grand and that's how I feel about him and sometimes it comes across in like this dude watches musicals but I do I do for a little bit of a break something wrong with it human inclination towards progression and everything good or bad is it things just keep ramping up while we're progressing with our story lines for like Humanity in a weird way in media but we're also like suppressing a lot of our we're trying to suppress through social justice a lot of the same things right while some people are but I think it's a small very vocal minority I think the reality there's the vast majority of people find out about said suppression or upset by it and then about this safe spaces and all this nonsense most people that hear that stuff we're going to do this is just nonsense by a few we like really loud activists why why are we willing to why is Game of Thrones the wash show that's on why why why because it's so fictitious right it's so obviously fiction you're living in this fictional World your fictional white walkers have dragons you have people that can survive in fire but it's there no parallels to real life and then these these ridiculous fantasies but then these parallels real life that that travel along the same path and like you don't get to choose between the dragons in the incest both there at the same time I think it's it's a feels a lot of like bass needs but it does so in this way that's obviously false why are superhero so huge to us if you stop and think about the number of Blockbusters that are superhero movies that are comic book movies are coming out like once every couple of months what's a rare beast when I was asked when I was a kid if there's a Hulk movie out a jump for joy it wasn't God damn Spider-Man movie when I was a kid there was a TV show and it sucked okay was a goddamn cartoon TV show Spider-Man Spider-Man does whatever a spider can comic book watch the Lou Ferrigno Hulk ride Chuckie I watched it that was a little bit I mean like you watch the Batman with Adam West yeah like what is happening so they came out with Superman he was like the first movies that was a Spider-Man TV show wow used to be able to like now you can just basically fly I mean just hurled himself to the Aaron's next to buildings you know he's be a little harder to swing around back as I let me drop my backpack full of textbooks yeah I did to it but he's that was there was no Spider-Man movies when I was kid and there was a Superman movie in the Superman movie be at the Batman movie Batman movie came out Michael Keaton was big big success people are shocked at Michael Keaton was Batman but it worked pearls and south of the insects two buildings you know he's be a little harder to swing around back as I let me drop my backpack full of textbooks yeah it do it but he's that was there was no Spider-Man movie smells kid and there was a Superman movie in the Superman movie be at the Batman movie Batman movie came out Michael Keaton was big big success people are shocked at Michael Keaton was Batman but it worked


    Joe Rogan's Hilarious Jennifer Lopez Rant
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    Aflac and they want now player when I have money like that's real like the amount of people that will see you as Batman is whether or not they really believe it they like the Christian Bale I believe that God could be Batman Michael Keaton for a longest time was Batman yes but he started it off the difference between Michael Keaton is there was no one before him other than Bruce Wayne and he was the first dark real Batman I forgot about Val Kilmer I forgot about Val Kilmer god dammit Val Kilmer was f****** Batman what his house is human being Val Kilmer is he's a beast dude him was Doc Holliday in the movie Tombstone but he's also said there's nothing around his career that he he must feel like how many if this goes bad is going to ruin me he's done so many great things he's a very good actor don't get me wrong but what is it about him that he too handsome no because Val Kilmer's gorgeous there all whatever the f*** it is not everybody should get that kind of p**** it's just it shouldn't be on your diet is too rich for you some people get diabetes right they need to lay off the sugar everybody's got different time every morning Jennifer Lopez obviously Super Freak yeah but some goddamn Nolan Ryan p**** I'm not unaware of what you're talk to the fact that those things go so hard they go so hard and then they fizzle out they just you know it's like it's like having a like a pinto with a f****** Corvette ZR1 engine stop. those wheels are not designed for that relationship is that why I'm do you live in Hollywood you tell me that why are these Hollywood relationships always like become huge and then go away sometimes they do sometimes they work I live in Montana album here's my thing does Alex Rodriguez guy that she's with super athlete smashes it obviously seems to be working for a long time singer besides I got part 2 + 200 million dollar contract super athlete big giant handsome big sports fan I came up when he was just he was it was a guy at a baseball guy see that makes sense to me just like it made sense with Val Kilmer as Batman tell you they would not have voted I do not believe they would have voted for Bentonite like I do not believe here's the problem like the rock too big for that man here's why does everybody was like oh it's you the rock you wearing a f****** batsuit here's the problem The Rock too big for Batman here's why does everybody like oh it's you the rock you wearing a f****** batsuit


    Joe Rogan: How Much Time Does Humanity Have Left?
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    breakthrough it's going to change in terms of like how technology and people get along computer early Stars having the autonomous robots that monitor parking lots and now yeah I tweeted it I think yesterday but definitely robots we're going to give up our security and all our privacy at the same time we're going to be fine cuz they're always going to be watching us keep an eye on you. Zero privacy zero it's real close zero privacy but like no one ever has a moment alone ever it doesn't exist anymore like it'll slowly a row then you go into the mountains in the put cell phone towers out there and then it's going to be at whatever the technology is it's going to be you going to know where everyone is at any moment we're going to really get to know each other in and out of spots I didn't put it on Twitter thought I did s*** it was a retweeted it I think I retweeted somebody else saying hey this is happening or something like that so, not that clear one of the more recent tweets tapping and Brian going to be flying around us when stuff like that happens it's going to be a big pullback robots that's a good move let him know you pussies are on your way out the road I mean that literally is like the first wave of immigrants from the silicone World robots at f*** with homeless people with the first Invaders tripping right time it was made where you didn't think it's ever possible it's made of time with his pretty cool like yeah man the future yeah I could see it being real but you didn't think it was really possible and now you Watch I Robot and you go so it's inevitable that's inevitable that thing that does the robot thing and looks real freaky that's easily doable Cisco's homeless population that's the drum what's it called who makes that thing they retired it if it hears of someone screaming rape if it hears someone screening police immediately goes to the scene of films has no worries about its own mortality it streaming real-time it gets to record all altercations between people eventually hotels agree as long as this is password secure and encrypted they allowed to have the fire detector in the corner double as a video camera to record everything the room at all times people watching f*** and ready I took the sticker off my webcam on my laptop a long time ago because yeah they can watch me all I want I don't know why I'm more nervous about this in 2018 is so it's silly I mean it's become accelerated more nervous every year when it comes to technology cuz I'm not nervous in it and in the way that take it's totally one-hundred-percent negative but nervous no way like it just seems to me that we might be in the middle of something and not be paying attention like I said it's so f****** fast that were caught up in it and is just wild wave of change and I'm trying to make sense of it while it's happening but then there's something about like numbers like I said think that saying like the year 2017 mm stupid who cares what year it is solid just now but no there's like a way we feel about it differently like you ought to find 2018 very far ahead in this game this is the future 2018 at the crazy number it's 2018 so weird and when is this thing like if you had to guess how much longer does the human race have 6 Months 8 be here forever right so we're not going to be here a hundred thousand years from now or 200,000 years from now we just not start listen to the audiobook of sapiens and I feel like that's what it's getting to that question you're asking the first chapters are leading up to like says it over and over again like thousands of years from now maybe mm is what it's saying that the human race won't be or human beings won't be what we are today will be another evolution of whatever that is because of off of Australia Australia Australia pithecus TV find any good pictures that think Mendes is what they think they think that that that's what started that was when it was fairly distinctly human it's going to keep going I think Australopithecus was less than 2 million years right and then there is modern Homo sapiens which I think they think or somewhere in the neighborhood of 302 500,000 years old that keep moving around a little bit and I find some new Dead Guy do bones and it just happened. That's when they really started that just happened so you talkin about 300,000 years from now who were going to be made out of gas were going to be like those fires that are petroleum you'll be able to see us are intelligent to be all pervasive will have one operating system that we share with Mother Earth the plug it into our brains will plug into the ground will will become Divine how about that no knowing what they thought back then it's really weird how recent that was that's what's weird when you just think about hundreds of thousands years it seems like a long ass time but it's not when you talk talk about the shape of human beings and what what's happened in that amount of time especially in the last few hundred or two thousand years just all you needed sick you want like really impressive s*** out of people give me 10,000 years 10,000 years ago you'd freak out there's no other time in history that would be the case like every other time in history 10,000 years of your life or houses figure that out. And you have everything you got the pyramids you got space travel you've got the internet you got video photography 3D printers every time you say something like this this Pops in my head the end of Gangs of New York which shows that Montage of the hundred years or so of New York changing and I think that's only a hundred years in New York change from this crazy nothingness even though it's really big then to like tons of skyscrapers and bridges and all of what it is today and it wasn't anything close to that back then and that's like 100 years we talked about 10,000 so much more time yeah that's an amazing Montage time lapse would call that time lapse that's incredible Montage time lapse time lapse


    Lawrence Lessig: Facebook Exploits Insecurity to Sell Ads
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    is it technology and hear the Facebook friends are going to really hate me for this but here and I'm Facebook is a technology to exploit insecurities for the purpose of selling at that's what it does what it does is make you feel like you check and you're like what and she like that photograph or why isn't he friended me and so you constantly engage because you're constantly trying to feed this no feedback and that is exploiting just not just on Harris's work is powerful is exploiting your insecurities is that really what it is cuz I've always thought about it as being a fast-food version of the nutrients that were missing in an actual real Community exactly the same way that's fast food companies figure out how to exploit the brain chemistry that makes it so that you eat chicken wings you know BBQ chicken wings cuz they know that's what's going to feed that kind of addiction and just like gaming companies figure out how to the game so they know how to get the addiction out of your kids this company is really great I like getting you to like turn over as much as you can to them to build you into this quote Community why are they doing that not because Mark Zuckerberg is come some kind of freaky guy who wants to know your secret but because the more you turn over to them the better their ads are and feeding you information so this is a technology for the purpose of engendering advertise answer that advertising gets really really good until you know you could say the Facebook is tilted to the left but the reality is there was an extraordinary amount of exploitation of the advertising inside of Facebook to feed information to the right in this last election because I'm Kathleen Hall Jamieson book about this is really quite amazing and documenting and that's because it's gotten really good at being able to segment markets on the basis of what people know or care about again. Because anybody planned and nobody Road but because the AI is smart enough to figure that out until when you build this technology that is driven to the purpose of making it easier to sell ads you produce this world that you know has no necessary connection to figure people figuring out what the truth is about building really loyal community building the tribal since we Community if telling the truth did that they would tell the truth if not telling the truth does that tell the truth question is not whether you're telling the truth or not the question is what builds the advertising base and so this this reality that we have these platforms that are a driven on the store or constructs drives that platform to develop in certain ways and that's why I think it's important to think what if we could create a competitive environment where there were different platforms available ones that we're not focused on driving at and this is something that I guess I think it's not that they're the reason why something like Google or Facebook has gotten so big because there's so much money behind it about two things because they've been allowed to get so big and because how much money but who would stop them Apartments that's really great but you bought your competitor is a separate statement like you have a bunch of money because the stock is so valuable cuz people think you're the future of money but then you turn and use that money to to buy competitors what do you put in up Jamie what is the total number of this spent the last seven years so the companies they bought 3 trillion dollars what is that 23 trillion dollars billion 23 billion dollars more than the gross domestic product of Fiji Zimbabwe and Maldives combined


    Joe Rogan: Stifling Competition is a Selfish Act
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    play of alternative social media Outlets sort of viewing all the issues that people do have with Google or Facebook or Twitter and any of these are perceived to be biased sources of information and coming up with something that has clear Protections in there and sort of like the founding fathers do when it established a system of government that you listen we don't want that lets let's organize that as we're starting to make sure that this doesn't doesn't ever turn into some sort of an echo chamber way above my paygrade yeah but what I know gets us there is competition I know that the only thing that has ever gotten us to the next great Innovation is the importance of competition which is why the problem when someone like Facebook dominant telecommunications company for more than a century that finally said enough of this you can't leverage your power to control all Innovation and once that intervention happened people could layer on top of their wires a new network called the internet and when they did that government said two companies like cable television companies okay yeah you've got Broadband across your table line but that doesn't mean you get to decide what applications go on that cable line get your HP Envy near the cable company you can't say that there can't be Netflix on the table are you slow Netflix down. Obviously they would want to slow Netflix down because Netflix is a competitor with their basic business model but the intervention to assure competition created the opportunity for these great new Innovations no nobody at the beginning of that had any clue about what would come out of it all that they knew was that the only get something new and great was to assure competition and that's the commitment we've given up since 2000 since George Bush became president 2001 there's been no major enforcement action by the antitrust Department against any of these companies and that is a huge problem and until we ReDiscover the importance of competition not because we're Geniuses and we can figure out what the future will bring but because we know from the past that the only way the future comes as if you guarantee unless we do that we're never going to solve any of these problems yeah ensuring competition is ensuring Innovations insurance and then anybody who doesn't want competition wants to stifle Innovation and it's got to be thought to be a selfish proposition and the basic argument in competition law in Chicago but there's another perspective that Libertarians like an economist University Chicago business school and and people are not Libertarians like Stephen woo hoos a professor at Columbia and Bryson this is the idea of political antitrust and political and he tries to you should also worried if companies are so big that they can corrupt the government like this is a dimension to worry about 2 because he think it to be so big that they can corrupt the government then you know that they will use that power to protect themselves against Innovation because of an innovator, he doesn't come with 50 lobbyists he does comes with a great idea Elon Musk saw this dramatically as he's developing this incredible alternative and try to figure out how to sell it inside of states and then a lobbyist for the car companies would go state-by-state and forbid them from being able to sell cars without a local dealership in the state right there's a huge fight as the incumbent Industries leverage their power over government to protect themselves from this new competitor cars without a local dealership in the state right there was a huge fight as the incumbent Industries leverage their power over government to protect themselves from this new competitor and this is the this is the fight we have to we have to make Central account because if we don't do that then the dinosaurs will have the power through this corrupted political system to protect themselves against the future and this is just the moment when we need to figure out how to make the Future come out


    Lawrence Lessig Explains the Unique Evil of Mitch McConnell
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    explain campaign Finance me try to explain contributions to candidates and contributions to sitting senators and congressmen it's it's complicated in the end there's so many different things to think about when you were discussing this that to a person who's on the outside will how do you fix this well what it what are the laws now well how did it get that way well well how about make it so they can't give him money and is always like real simplistic views of it from the outside but it seems that it at the very least limiting the amount of money that someone's allowed what is the maximum amount of money someone can give to a candidate right now in the primary and the general it's $5,400 27 in dollars in each and that goes up according to inflation and that's pretty small potatoes compared to what the super Pacs are doing right so you have these people running who expect they're going to raise the money to run their office from their direct contributions but they're counting on the super Pacs to come in and spend ungodly amounts of money like tens of millions of dollars to support their candidate where do post-op mother opponent and so the supporters for those super Pacs aren't even tiny there's of the Adolph's people named Adolphus a tiny tiny tiny a system of Integrity in the way we select representatives and if you're if you're not brain-dead America you believe the answer to that question is no we do not have a system of Integrity there's no representational Integrity it is corrupted in all the obvious raised and like nobody should like before us to study campaign Finance in order to have the entitlement to say he'll he'll know the system has got to end it so I think you're right if we you know people are forced to calculate all the 34 different changes that have to happen whenever you get there but let's not go there let's just start and end with it is a corrupted system and we want politicians to fix it and if they don't fix it will throw them out until I get the politicians who to and if we could build that as the movement the recognition Decor message of 20/20 I can't is a real shot because we Prime to the Republican Party. A lot of people in that party we're now so disgusted with the corruption of the system not necessarily Congo he loves it but you know Ed Warner Republican voters and the Democrats have now committed themselves to fixing this corrupted system it is his my moment to do that and we don't have to get into the details of how much you should be allowed to contribute to say there is a way to fix this that would give us a representative democracy maybe not again but for the first time why is Mitch McConnell so uniquely evil this guy has had it in his DNA from the first moment he went to Washington to end any regulation of money in politics he engineered the selection of the FEC this is the Federal Election Commission Commissioners so that they would block basically every enforcement action V FEC the FEC does nothing now because it's a commission that has half Republicans and Democrats so if the Republicans disagree from the Democrats then nothing gets done anymore because Mitch McConnell is populated the FTC with people who don't believe in campaign Finance rules he said citizens united this decision to say corporations could give unlimited amounts of money to independent political speaking does one of the greatest decisions of the Supreme Court and he said he's going to fight like hell to defend it and when this proposed hr1 was raised, said there's not a chance in hell this will ever even get a debate in the Senate this man is obsessed with the idea that money should have the power in Washington that has right now and people talking about reforming it are the enemy and so you know the thing about Mitch McConnell is he's actually an incredibly smart man and he's an incredibly smart strategist and he's been playing this game for a long time I'm and and I think he's like responsible for 85% of the judicial structure that makes it possible for this to be blocked is amazing serious debate happened 20 years ago between John McCain and Mitch McConnell this is when Congress is passing something on the mccain-feingold law which was the last great effort to deal with the problem it was flawed in a bunch of ways but it was an important success Mitch McConnell on the corrupt people and then what kind of assistance corrupt there must be corrupt people if it's not corrupt people than the systems not but so the only corruption he could imagine was corruption where somebody would taking a bribe and if that's the only corrupt and we're allowed to remedy then the whole system of influence we have right now is not to be touched but now is McCain's point was you can have a system filled with lots of Honor people and lots of other Senators who never engage in bribery but they know how to Bob and weave and bend and speak and say the right things to attract the right kind of money and that's as much corruption as bribery is and McClain's view was we had to end it so he was the last great Republican Fighter for reform of this corrupted system there been many before Barry Goldwater was incredibly vocal opponent of the role of money in Polish great Republican Fighter for reform of this corrupted system they've been many before Barry Goldwater was an incredibly vocal opponent to the role of money in politics but I think what we have to do is find a way to revive that and the leverage from This president's assertion that this is a corrupt system and we have to change the system into actually building the political power to make that change happen


    Lawrence Lessig Breaks Down Citizens United and Super PACs
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    something that was changed that allows corporations to donate money the same way that an individual would in 2010 United States Supreme Court decided to Kiss called Citizens United and citizens united said that you couldn't limit limit of Corporations ability to spend money independently of a political campaign so corporations not allowed to contribute directly but that's not worth that much because you're only allowed to give a total of $5,400 to a candidate over the course of the life of his campaign but what's his United said is the Constitution protects the right of the corporation to engage in political speech independent of a political campaign so if you know if some congressman is running for congress Exxon Corporation can come in and spend a million dollars to say why that congressman is a good Congressman has a terrible Congressman but they have a constitutional right to do that there are a bunch of us who who said how does the end of democracy cuz these corporations just going to spend unbelievable amounts of money in the political process like spending their money to affect the results and that was not correct because what happened is Corporation quickly discovered the high price of free speech rights do corporations like Target back Day auntie gay candidate for governor and all of a sudden found their stores being pick it up across the country because people were Furious a day would be supporting such a candidate for governor so cheap to engage in political speech and want to do it like that instead they wanted to find a way to channel their money into dark money organizations or into what evolved after citizens united something else super Pacs so super Pacs were created not by the Supreme Court super Pacs were created by a lower court that said well if you can spend limited amount of money you should be allowed to give unlimited amounts of money to an independent political action committee that was the Super PAC Supreme Court has never ruling that question we had a case that were taking up to Alaska this trying to appeal to the Supreme Court to get them to actually decide whether super Pacs are mandated by the Constitution and what's different about this case is the argument we're making is to the conservatives what we're saying is The Fray Savard Constitution were obsessed with corruption that was the issue that they were overwhelmingly trying to avoid and they weren't focused on bribery their focus on institutional corruption these institutions it became unconnected to their purpose representing Americans and our view is is you know these conservatives on the Supreme Court like you know Neil Gorsuch Thomas or Brett Kavanaugh say that we interpret the Constitution the way the framers would have interpreted we're going to argument to damages there is no doubt the framers of the Constitution would have looked at the super Pacs and said these are an Abomination these are outrageous from the perspective of the Democracy they were trying to create and those justices should at least one of them be willing to stand up and defend the framers values against this modern corruption and it just one of them voted with the four liberals have already said they think Super Pacs are in a bombing then we could have a way to end the super Pacs in this system and that and that would be an enormous benefit because they've become so powerful but the courts alone can't save us even if you ended super Pacs tomorrow you still have Lester land because the super Pacs are not what I was talking about electrolyte when I was talking I left you I was giving two candidates direct light and the small number of people would still be giving two candidates directly and the only way to solve that giving two candidates directly and the small number of people would still be giving two candidates directly and the only way to solve that is for Congress to pass new laws that changed the way campaigns get funded that's the sort of thing HR one is trying to do as a sort of thing Road Gahanna trying to do but that's the sort of thing that we don't have a president to support right now we don't have Democratic presidential candidates were making it the champion issue right now and it won't get done in my sleep


    Lawrence Lessig: Trump's Presidency Could Bring the Left and Right Together
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    president who's making reform even an important issue let alone a primary issue I'm and of course we had a president who was elected under the drain the swamp slogan but of course nobody believes he has any plan or any intent to do anything to drain that swamp yeah I will hoping that having him in office is such a that the whole thing was such a klusterfuk and and that so many people are so Disturbed that is going to make people more politically active and more aware of the consequences of have an office and actually weirdly unifying yeah because even though the Democrats are not doing this right now which is really depressing to me you know that we have these things that we know we disagree about and we like fuel the politics of hate as we kind of it yell at each other about these things but there's a set of issues that we all agree about nature of this government it was a pulled in by University of Maryland the middle of 2016 asking about anger and frustration with government and the highest level of frustration in the history of pulling and then when they ask the reasons why they were so angry and so disaffected with her government the reasons people gave her all the same things like the influence of money the influence of lobbyists to parties care more about corporations in about and then we broke them down about how do Republicans think about this and how did statistical difference between Republicans and Democrats sometimes the Democrats were more concerned sometimes Republicans in the levels where it like 80 at 90% so literally 84% of Americans would say it is big money that is corrupting the way our Congress function right over here is common ground and what was so extraordinary about the 2016 election is watch a Republican candidates stand on a debate stage in September of 2015 Donald Trump student every one of those Kennedys and said I own all of you I've given all of you money and I know the way the system works in the system is corrupt and he called super Pacs and Abomination that he attacked the idea of money and politics into what that signals is that Republicans to could be rally to this cause of addressing this deeply corrupted political system if only we could find the candidates who would do it and I think what Donald Trump has done is TWP this moment where we can step back and say look we disagree are there GMO or climate change with its healthcare for all our College roll whatever we disagree about 11 we got to work a lot of things. But here is something we all agree about and we should be smart enough to realize if we don't fix this then none of the things were arguing about matter you know you can't it's not serious to stand on a single-payer healthcare in a world where doctors and pharmaceutical companies and insurance companies are funding elections you can't say you're going to get climate change legislation in America without addressing the corrupting influence of money in politics because the oil cup that the dirty energy industry has an enormous opportunity to block this change through the way we fund campaign so this is a moment where we should be able to get everybody in this political system to step back and say hey wait this change through the way we find campaign so this is a moment where we should be able to get everybody in this political system to step back and say hey wait the system is broken we can see it broken the first thing we have to do is to fix the broken Congress and if you fix that Congress then we have a chance to have an argument about what policy makes sense for American and we each have our views but no Jews are different but the thing we don't agree about we should be able to agree on


    Dr Andrew Weil: Xanax Addiction is Worse Than Opioids
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    you and they're on antidepressants well I have a book called spontaneous happiness which is about emotional Wellness is a lot there about antidepressants first we don't work so well you know that's very hard times they were sometimes they don't hard to distinguish them from talked about that one ad nauseam on his podcast because it turned out to be the most prescribed drug in America that I can't believe that the word is that 25% of women between 40 and 50 are on antidepressants and 10% of adults in the in a country or Pro the brain biochemistry that used to be treated with a drug we're not supposed to be happy or secondly there's a big problem with a lot of the medications that we use an antidepressants are a good example most of the medications for user counteractive know they oppose some process in the body so when you do that the body pushes back against that that's called homeostasis you know an easy example you can make you as if you have a stuffed up nose you spray a drug in it that decongest you miraculous right you can freeze and depending on which drug you use two hours for hours at last but when it wears off you have rebound congestion that's worse if you use another dose of the drug then very easy to slide into they raise serotonin levels and they're going to do if you force an increase in serotonin it's going to make less serotonin and drop serotonin receptors so if you stay in one of these for any length of time when you get off at you're going to be in worse shape than you were to begin with and this is now has a medical name it's called tardive dysphoria meaning lingering bad mood due to the drug so the drug actually prolongs were intensified the depression you may be okay for very short term use of very severe depression but these are not things you want to go on and stay on for a length of time what's happening to me is when I talk to people that are on them that one you like they're on some cancer medication or they're on you know something that you are holy and they did make it seem like you're insensitive to the possibility that there's other Solutions right and there were many other Solutions we have really good evidence for the antidepressant effect of physical activity yes both to prevent and treat we are very good evidence for supplemental fish oil for omega-3 fatty acids to prevent and CBDs while and the microbiome looks like involved in our mental States as well so either there's so many different ways of a pure CBD for sure so again goat gets back to information and it gets back to in an integrative approach and not just relying on a single thing like a pharmaceutical treatment Jack Tenney possible notion that this other Alternatives especially when you bring up the exercise one right I bring up the exercise when they go all this f****** Meathead Miss actual size we just stopped I'm like I'm telling you we did this thing with my friends called sober October and what we did is no alcohol know anything for the month of October but also we get this fitness challenge and we got really carried away we're all competing against each other with his heart rate out so we're working out 3 hours 4 hours a day was crazy was interesting about was not just that your body sort of add apps when you force it to work out that many hours but that your mood is phenomenal. I felt so good and I was telling everybody if you could take what I like I don't feel that good right now I mean I feel great but I don't feel as good as I did during October because I was working out for hours a day it was it if you could get them in pill form you would take it everyday if there was no side effects because it literally removed anxiety all the in chatter all the negative chatter it was gone everything seemed amazing true and there are side effects of physical activity or great of immune function improve breathing Technique No regulating the breath I've seen this work for the most extreme forms of panic disorder and the drugs that we use for anxiety or the worst the benzodiazepine highly addictive with your mind yeah I have a good friend who has an issue with anxiety medication and he takes it all the time and when he doesn't take it apparently it has that rebound he gets horribly anxious with your mind yeah I have a good friend who has an issue with anxiety medication and he takes it all the time and when he doesn't take it apparently it has that rebound he gets horribly anxious


    Can Psychedelics Cure Your Allergies? - Joe Rogan and Andrew Weil
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    abounding to see this all the way in doing so good health-wise particular psilocybin microdose quality. We're doing that yesterday I have a lot of hope that Oregon becomes the first state to sound like it's close to legalize psilocybin. A big one it would be a lot of people are getting helped and a lot of people that are terminal you're are having some really amazing alleviation of anxiety and understanding that it was going to be okay and just I think between friends and just the camaraderie is sort of when you have these group experiences together like there's some incredible benefits to that in terms of like reinforcing community and civilization the way we feel about each other side from the psychological emotional benefits I think you would be fascinated by some of the things that I've observed and written about of real physical benefits of psychedelics and I'll tell you a couple a lot of experiences in the 70s with LSD most of it supposed to eat I had a lifelong allergy to cats if a cat near me my eyes would itch my nose would run if a cat lick me I get hives would lick me so I always do you know avoided him and let him touch me so I took LSD with a group of friends on a Springdale who your Virgina fabulous and I was outside running around having a lot of fun and in the middle is a cat jumped into my lap and I had a moment of like trying to defend myself and I thought this silly you know lights relaxed play with cat had no allergic reaction and never did Ever After instant disappearance of an allergy that have been there all my life what would be the physiological mechanism for something well clearly that's a very profound mind-body interaction that we know that allergies are influenced by that because you can show a person allergic to roses a plastic Rose and don't have an allergy so this is so there's a learned component to Allergy that can be unlearned but haven't this is even more traumatic maybe a year later same thing as LSD in the spring I had also grown up with very fair skin and was told I couldn't get tan and we still go down to the Jersey Shore I can't remember innumerable times you know gets getting second degree burn sheets of skin peeling off Noxzema at night and we don't have sunscreen in those days so I just accepted that's all I was you know so again high on LSD lying out naked in my Woods in my home in Virginia and the sun was up there and I thought this is ridiculous you know I should not be afraid of the Sun the next day I got tan and I have ever sent a little more and I'm not quite sure where the mechanism there but it's pretty amazing outside for the good time normally have at least I would have had you in my usual reaction but then my skin got tan and never had in my life so what are you suggesting again you know there must be a way in which the nervous system influences melanocytes which is another cell the pigment cells in the body that can either extend their Hino projections with pigment granules so the nervous system controls that in the mind-connection nervous system but what about someone who's like ridiculously Fair like what about someone who lives in Scotland I'm right you go in on the first day you take a full dose of something and you were exposed to the allergen and you know magic happens and then you come in for 10 sessions with a decreasing dose and at some point you're not getting your just getting a p**** bow and you don't know when that is and people are trained to lose their allergies I think you do the same thing with suntanning maybe not with people from Scotland because they've got fewer pigment cells yoga there was one posture I couldn't do the plow where you line your back and try to touch your toes behind your head I got to where I could get my toes to a foot from the floor and I had excruciating pain in my neck and I as much as I tried that I made no progress so I was on the verge of giving up I thought I was too old just 28 so again one in an LSD State my body was feeling totally elastic by that so I'm lowering my feet I thought I had a foot to go and they touch the ground raised it lower. Oh wow fantastic the next day I tried to do it I got within a foot of the ground had excruciating pain in my neck but now I knew was possible before that I didn't know was possible so knowing it was possible I was motivated to keep at it and in a few weeks I was able to do it if I had not had that experience I would have given up so I think this is the magic of these things they can show you possibilities They Don't Really teach you how to how to maintain them but they can show you the things are possible you've never believe what didn't even seem like but they can show you the things are possible you'd never believe what didn't even seem like it was just showing you a possibility it was actually showing a capability or capable of moving away that you didn't think you were before because of your own tension and worrying probably learned patterns of tension that is build up on my life and maybe some because of the conscious or the Psychedelic State rather do some alleviation of tension in mind was out of the way


    Joe Rogan - Traditional Gender Roles with Christina P
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    job after I talked about blackface before all kinds of crazy s*** the inside word is that she was not a nice person they did not like to her to be around there looking for a reason get rid of her that's the word that's inside work a big deal but didn't you say the Santa Claus isn't black to that was a part of the extended Megyn Kelly bit that I have had it down oh I had a guy in the office who was work with her also have you worked with Megyn Kelly have to like about a year you're not doing any work all day long all your thinking of his someone gets to f*** her why can't be me I'll give you her that cubicle right there and you run into any time you time your trip to the coffee machine when you see her walking not yet Meghan Trainor let you know Santa Claus deathly White oh my God no way I can't even imagine what Tommy were so long being with oh my God if you work together for 8 hours a day you are spending as much if not more time with that person that you work with every day that you do with your spouse absolutely and you're only home like look if you're home in the morning how much do you get to see your your wife or your husband talking and we're 2 hours in the morning and most you get up run to the shower scuse me brush teeth when he breakfast and see private we got going on today Bubba Bubba Bubba. We're playing basketball with Mike and then for 8 hours 8 hours a day you with some other people you don't spend 8 hours fly with anybody other than the people that you work with you get home it's what 738 you watch TV have dinner by the time it's 10 you're asleep that's 3 hours you got like 3 hours with that person do 8 hours with this guy was trying to f*** them I know you're right you're right cuz I worked at a company I had this guy was his assistant but he did they break it down slowly and then why does my work what happened after I held in a fart that whole time we were doing it are you proud of me that's his latest space out on her and stuff so he be like I'm here for you let's go out after work let's go get some drinks right let's it's that your friend I'm the guy that didn't show up for you everyday. That guy I'm here right here right here I go on the road and we want to make a living out of here alright really sad when guys wife up I know a guy that's wiped up a woman takes care of them money has the power in relationships involve to they're always around a weak weak weak Soul that's a dark place for a man to be no sovereignty no control of your existence no real Financial decision-making ability because you don't bring in any money settle for that a real man and Andino and the woman likes that scenario and if the guys just like this spineless little cheesehead think you're and it's too late on PC and I think you're right because I think he's got to be kind of a beta male he's the guy who likes his balls busted a little bit maybe someone and that someone is a woman and she makes far more money than you and you just decide to let her pay all the bills that is a squirrelly proposition it may work it's entirely possible you might find the perfect woman in the perfect man with their personalities jail together neither one of them gives a f*** about money and yet the guy still a man and a woman still a woman is her that she makes all the money and you know he kind of like does the dishes and takes it in the ass she pegs them strap-on she she pisses in his face and that's how he gets money for food never really occurred to me I don't know I just forever ever as a mom no I don't know I don't know you don't mean I don't suppose that's not the case doesn't have a job wouldn't you say that when someone regardless of male-female has nothing else in life going you know they have no drive no Focus no no goal you want to do anything but you don't do anything what you do you watch TV and eat a lot of people tell jokes all the alcohol I guess you didn't 11 self-help books maybe I'm assuming some not actually but I'm kind of a in the sheets you know I'm saying I like to take care of my husband I think that's why Tommy and I work out because I like to you know I bake f****** Rice Krispie treats I have s*** a food in the house I'm kind of a tradition wife or powerful but you're also still a woman and there's nothing wrong with like that if that's how you like to be the idea that there's something wrong with that because you're supposed to be even with him so you supposed to be treating each other not like your traditional male versus female role even if that's what you like that becomes a problem cuz it's like a pressure problem that women will put on other women to behave in a different way because they don't want to reinforce traditional gender roles well you makes me happy and if that's all that matters and it's my choice to do that stuff I'm not saying I do it every night a hundred percent yeah whatever makes you happy as long as you're not hurting anybody that's all that matters the idea that there's something wrong with you doing that stupid stupid you don't have much time and you and I are halfway done basic instead we think about it when you turn 40 or hopefully another 30 years of good living leave her alone yeah yeah that's fine I think that is a middle-aged Revelation though you go like other going so much time left about all this like Monday me bro Woodstock that's the wife makes all the money you could see in his face though I could just see this such as the quiet anxiety it's like a lion at the zoo where they're kind of broken like you know that they're Hunter inside and out but you take that instinct away and they get the meat thrown at them when they're just like so


    Lawrence Lessig: Make Congress Accountable With Publicly Funded Elections
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    obvious well one thing they do loopholes into a but one thing they can do is they can basically say once your Congressman you can't be a lobbyist for 5 years and 5 years or whatever the time is but the more fundamental fact is if you change the way you fund campaigns if it was no longer the lobbyists who are kind of channeling the money in or that we're getting their clients to channel the money in that it's not like I wouldn't be obvious anymore they just wouldn't be so well paid they wouldn't be as a valuable and if they're not as valuable it's not as valuable to them to pay the congressman incredible amount of money to become a lobbyist know they would become almost like being a lawyer policy wonks that kind of go to Capitol Hill and say Here's what will happen if you adopt this legislation that you know that's an important part of the process but they wouldn't be the mockers in the system they wouldn't be the people who call the shots and so the value of their services would fall and if the value of their services fell then it wouldn't make so much sense to go and become a lobbyist maybe you come home and be a doctor again or come home in like be a business person again or do whatever you want back in your District so I think if you change the way you fun campaign you would change 70% of the problem you would just fix it right then and these other things are good addition but not as critical but without changing the way you find campaigns I think all of these other changes are irrelevant I just can't get over the money constant phrase but that's not really possible it's really good to get money out the point is to get money that doesn't represent a tiny fraction of special-interest controlling how Congress people think so I think today a congressman's California Rogue one is going to introduce a bill that he hopes will be eventually part of whatever this big reform packages that would create wayfinding camp everybody gets a voucher or a set of vouchers you know Seattle is done this for City elections where everybody gets for $25 voucher is there only usable to fund campaign so candidate comes around and tries to persuade you to give him or her the voucher and they take that voucher and they use it to fund campaigns okay if you take $50 of your which every American pays at least $50 to the federal government you take that first $50 you give it back and you give in the form of the voucher and you say take this voucher and help fund campaigns with it would still be raising money they'd still be spending a lot of time raising money but they wouldn't be raising money from the tiny fraction of the one percent to be raising money from everybody until the point is that you would be using that money to spread the influence in the way that democracy is supposed to wouldn't be raising money from the tiny fraction of the 1% they be raising money from everybody until the point is that you would be using that money to spread the influence in the way that democracy is supposed to spread the influence to every American as opposed to the influence in a tiny tiny fraction of the 1% so that wouldn't get less money I think that could be more money in the system but it wouldn't be corrupting money because it would be money that is democratic


    Lawrence Lessig: Does the Electoral College Disenfranchize Voters?
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    I mean that's just not the way that selection supposed to work so that's happened twice in our lifetime and it happened a hundred years before that and it's going to happen more frequently going forward we can show that demographic like but that's not the real problem the real problem is that in every election the presidential candidates are focused on just 14 States the Battleground States the purple States and those 14 states are the only states that matter to those candidates and what Scholars have demonstrated is the president's and campaigns been to themselves and their policies to make those States happy and those states don't represent America they're older they're wider their industry is kind of nineteenth-century industry there are seven and a half times the number of people in America working in solar energy as mine called but you never hear about solar energy in a presidential campaign cuz they don't matter to the presidential election because the 50,000 coal miners left in America happen to live in these Battleground States so this is just a product of the way the Electoral College for the way States Count Their votes to allocate their electors something of the winner-take-all system so all the Tuesday's say that the winner of the popular vote gets all of the electoral votes for that state so two thousand and Florida George Bush won that state based on a stop tree I'm by 531 bucks I think all the Electoral College votes in that state even though he just barely one that stayed until winner-take-all is what makes it so that it doesn't make sense for anybody to spay pay any attention to any of the non Battleground State intend all of your time in the Battleground States in 2016 99% of campaign spending was in 14 States 90 99% 95% of time but the only we're not 99% and knows Battleground States is the other 5% they were in New York and California raising money so this is a system designed to give power to the Battleground States and then you say well why is it something the Constitution requires an answer that is absolutely not their electors and indeed Wednesday 8 started adopting this winner-take-all system many thought it was is perversion of the Constitutional design so Jeff to Jefferson was outraged but then he said most some states are going to do it then all states have to do it because if you're a state that allocates all of your elected to the winner you can have more power than your neighboring state did kind of where it's stuck out there one of them the national popular vote compact imagine amending the Constitution but it takes 3/4 of the states to change the Constitution and 3/4 of the states are not going to agree with abolishing the Electoral College this is not going to happen anytime soon the Constitution to the winner of the national popular vote so the state you know looks at who won the national popular vote and then picks the Slate of electors from their state with a party of the person who won the national popular vote so in the state like New York if the Republican won the popular vote even though most people in New York a democratic they would allocate their electors to the Republican vice versa in Texas that's that's the way that system of work and cuz I believe in consideration for the American president should be equal shouldn't shouldn't matter that you're having to live in Wyoming vs Pennsylvania vs New York but their people are worried about this kind of fly over democracy but the only places that candidates will care about will because it's like you know LA or New York or Chicago my group equal citizens. U.s. is litigating this right now we're just trying to declare this winner-take-all system violates the Constitution because it basically says that if you're a republican in California your vote never matters if you're a democrat in Texas your vote never matters because we just count your vote up and then we throw it away cuz we allocate all the electors to the dominant party Interstate until we've got are we got a case in California Texas South Carolina and Massachusetts asking the courts to declare winner-take-all unconstitutional and instead say that electrons have to be allocated proportionally see if you get 40% of the vote in the state you have 40% of the electricity get 50% and 50% is it would make every state in the nation competitive like there be a reason for a Democrat to go to Texas because you're not going to get all the electoral votes and I can get a half the electoral votes but you'll get 40% maybe 45% and that could matter or republican we go to California because you know you're not going to get all the votes in California but you're getting a lot a lot of Republicans in California so this change would immediately make every state in play but unlike the national popular vote alternative their many people look at this and say this would be better because small states would still have a pretty important role can electors in electoral if I can get it from Arizona I'm going to care about Arizona pain killer from Arkansas care about Arkansas I'm so it's not going to just be the big States or the big population centers going to be every state and so if we can get you know what court to say this violates the then you can have States forced to Alligator electors proportionally and if they did that then the problem that you identified at the start which I think is the problem could be solved overnight you no longer have these Battleground States deciding everything you'd ever president who cares about getting elected by all of America and that would be incredible Improvement those that seems like in and of itself would be a game-changer because if they could do that that would change a lot but one of things you said you said you don't think that it's possible that we would ever vote out the electoral college but is their support for the Electoral College is there a good argument for it support for the idea that every state have a role and there's a support for the idea that small states get a kind of thumb on the scale which is about the Electoral College. So there is some supportive but most people in a 70% of people don't like the idea that the president is not chosen from the majority of Voters the most people would oppose it but the point is to change the Constitution you need the state legislatures State conventions to agree with the change and what many states at least 13 states I fear would say is that we actually win more under the system then we lose so we're not going to change the system until unless you get like some overwhelmingly popular movement to support it or again you know you can imagine a presidential candidate who kind of made fixing this part of the Democracy part of the plan to I don't see how you can build this National popular vote compact which is going around state-to-state and getting States to join right now has about a hundred and so the way this works is that when the equivalent of 270 electoral votes have been committed than the compact kicks in so when they get to 270 the problem goes opinion of the problem of this electoral college goes well cuz at 270 according to the plan the winner of the popular vote wins The Electoral College they right now have a hundred and seventy-two electors pledged right so they have less than a hundred more to go but the problem is they've got to convince States to join the Compact and they're having a big kind of hit this redwall now because many Republicans think the only way to win the presidency is through the electoral college now so many state legislatures why do they believe that many Republicans just think that they're great benefit is from the Electoral College is not surprising of Republican states is so high right because none of these small rural States get disproportionately more electors than States like California growing to Wyoming is three electors disproportionately or if 50000 votes have switched to John Kerry in Ohio then John Kerry would have won the electoral college but lost the popular vote and if that had happened in 2004 I think the Electoral College would be dead today really because a republican won into Bastin Democrat running 2004 people and say this system is just crazy we got to get rid of the system but now people think well Republicans benefit from this true that's never going to happen at a constitutional level because the Constitution requires 3/4 of the states to support the reform and reinforcement does it Donald Trump won without having the popular vote and you know of course I remember in 2012 when there was a moment for about 10 minutes when the national media was reporting that that Romney was going to win the popular vote but Barack Obama was going to be when I'm there was a moment for about 10 minutes when the national media was reporting that that Romney was going to win the popular vote but Barack Obama was going to be elected by the Electoral College Trump started tweeting vigorously about how this is a denial of democracy we have to March on Washington to end of Banana Republic like system because the Electoral College was the worst possible thing in the world


    Lawrence Lessig On Bridging the Media Gap Between Left and Right
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    what year was that well 77 another break-in happens in the lead-up to the 72 election and then he eventually resigned after that but this is our Watergate very unusual moment for us to be watching this all unfold and to see this slow dissection with Mueller seems to be doing is like slowly closing off all the Escape Routes and slowly circling the troops around this one area that he's not lying to that is that is attacking yeah so he's a brilliant tactician yeah and I think it's clear that the worst for Donald Trump and I do think the parallel is Watergate but there's a really important difference here you know so I'm old enough to remember while it was okay and I was like 12 or 13 minutes happened and my uncle happened to be the lawyer who worked in the House of Representatives convincing the House of Representatives to vote the articles of impeachment so he and that weekend when Nixon resigned he came to visit us we lived in the Kentucky part of Pennsylvania that kind of right-wing middle part of the state he came to visit us and Auntie told me this was going to happen and that was the event that was the weekend that I decided I wanted to become a lawyer but but the big difference between these two times is that when that happened the way most people got access to news was three television networks every day they watch the news at the same time cuz there's nothing else on and those three television networks kind of shot right down the middle and told the stories they thought era of news and as the story broke they just reported it as they saw it and as they saw it it was a pretty damning indictment of the president and what's amazing is he watched the polling among Republicans and their support for the president six months before the president resigns the poll says among Republicans he has been an 83% support rate and then when he resigned his support right about my Republicans is about 50% that's because the news newspapers and television had like told everybody the same story and Americans hearing the same story came to the same to you that there was something deeply corrupt about the president had to go we don't live in that news environment today we living environment where half of America lives in one news world and the other half America live another news world and 1/2 America living in the Breitbart Fox News world are not being told the stories that the people living in the MSNBC NPR news Universe are and so in this world the opportunity for Americans to look like see the facts the same tax and have a reflective judgment about an income to a view that this President needs to resign or be impeached I don't think you should be impeached but question is is not possible and that's what's so terrifying about it when you live in a democracy where we don't all live in the same universe we don't know the same facts how do you knit together a public that can address these critical issues of national import I'm end and that's I think our biggest challenge right will it gets greater than that right with characters like Sean Hannity that they separate the line between not just being some sort of a political pundit but actually campaigning for the president showing up at speeches addressing the crowd making making these big statement support of the president is very strange to watch cuz I don't remember that I don't Point time no it wasn't the past but I think the thing we need to realize is it is the future because it pays cable news when these people become partisan hacks inside of a politics of hate which is the current politics of like both of Democratic and Republican parties and the cable news stations they build tribes who are deeply loyal to them and a loyal to those tribes translates into advertising dollars it is the business model of cable does Sean Hannity looks to you know old geezers like me like an Abomination from the perspective of what new should be like but from the standpoint of what the future is going to be he is the future and took that it becomes a question like how do we get together a democracy given there will be people like the Sean Hannity's on cable television and you know I've begun to talk about the slow democracy movement I pointed to you as part of that I think that there is a need to begin to think about how do we build political understanding not to broadcast television but there was something else that gives people a chance to think in more than thirty second bytes yes and podcasting I think it's entirely possible that something could be profitable that does shoot down the middle because people are so tired of this CNN Fox bipolar distribution of information I mean I remember when the elections are going on I would flip back and forth between the two channels and it was like two alternative universes if there were different worlds yeah different worlds of focus Different Worlds of Fun 3 hours is a literally astonishing in an age where the most cable news channel will allocate to a new story is a minute-and-a-half 2 minutes 3 minutes right and you know in the context of like the Tweet thinking of cable news they can't afford to go deep on anything and everything they're going to talk about other things that can talk about sensibly in 25 seconds for 30 seconds or 40 seconds and what you know because you would live this life of like having deep conversations about things that are important it sometimes takes more than 30 seconds to understand something always and the point is if we have media that's focused at the 32nd chunk and that's how America understands the issues we're never going to get anywhere and the only way to get the get some places to begin to have conversations better at the hour-long trunk or the two-hour-long truck and it's not important that be neutral or balanced I don't care for the balanced I care that it is attempting to be serious and end up understanding so I don't care if Kate wants to have podcast to try to tell us the Deep story of Ein Randy and economics or something like that that's good I think it's important that people start thinking about these issues in a Richard deeper way and I think the challenge we have now is how do we begin to produce understanding realizing that the world of Walter Cronkite is never coming back and it might be a good thing but it is just never coming back and the world of Sean Hannity is a world that will destroy democracy so how we rebuild democracy outside of that and you know if you if you had to pick the three things of the most hopeful I didn't podcasting the number one I think some of the reflective deep in a funny playful but in the end of the end of the hour-long segment of a podcast you understand something you didn't understand before I think that's number one I think comedy like comedy television like brings people into understanding things in a way that's not possible on Fox News I think that that's number two I think shows like Homeland recent seasons are just unbelievable understanding of the tensions a tissue like you would understand the around nuclear deal watch the last season because after watching is it you like understand the tensions between the CIA and the president and what's actually going on with Israel and and I think that if you imagine television shows aspiring to tell the story in an entertaining way in a way that brings people into voluntarily want to watch it but that in the end at the end of watching a season you understand something I understand the current seasons about the Russia in a struggle and I can't wait to watch it because it's going to be a richer understanding of that story than anything on the president and what's actually going on with Israel and and I think that if you imagine television shows aspiring to tell the story in an entertaining way in a way that brings people in there that they voluntarily want to watch it but that in the end at the end of watching a season you understand something I understand the current seasons about the Russia in a struggle and I can't wait to watch it because it's going to be a richer understanding of that story than anything on television


    Lawrence Lessig: Anti-Trust Laws Can Fix Social Media Bias
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    Google and Facebook and Twitter and Instagram and all these different social media groups that have a vested interest in the specific narrative being portrayed and one thing specifically is and this is being addressed right now in Congress is the discrimination against conservative voices and there's a lot of denial that but there's also a lot of evidence that that is the case and that they feel like they have some moral or ethical obligation to suppress certain conservative voices for whatever reason and push The Narrative of a progressive and liberal voices this is a very strange thing because the the amount of influence that something like Google or Facebook has today is arguably as great or greater than that the Sean Hannity's of the world and the CNN's and the traditional news outlets no doubt there's a big debate about whether they were more important in 2016 then the cable stations my colleague Yuletide thinks there has a book that argues pretty powerful I think that it was actually the cable stations that were more responsible for the results in the Facebook but weather in 2016 there was more powerful someday in the future there going to be more powerful powerful you know in 2017 in the fall it was revealed that Facebook was selling ads for people who wanted to Target quote jew-haters so you can go and you can buy ads for jew-haters now there was never how how did that work okay you know they have lots of categories there was never a time that a Facebook engineer or marketing person decided we are to create a jew-hater category but that was not a decision of any human it was the product of the machine AI that was developing the categories based on what they saw people happen to be interested in and then throw up categories to see what sticks and then certain categories stick and then they run with them you're discriminating to encourage jew-haters but from another perspective you like that the machines doing it no doubt against one side or the other you know like a hilarious hearing that was just a little two days ago if you don't want negative results in the sewage then don't do bad things by then so you know I think this is how she quite fun it was really funny it did this is like nobody's intent there was this some of the exchange was basically here I'm going to show you a demonstration and they put in the surname and the congressman Smith and then up comes this for reference to his race-baiting and he's like time in the past and what they've shown interest in immense and so that's what's producing is hits the machine that's producing this resolved and that let Converse blue come back with you know if you don't like the connections then just don't enable them to be me doing things like don't do things like future going to be like when we can just say my promise machine that this is just Facebook though when when you're talking about or Google rather when you're talking about Twitter Twitter has a different issue and their issue is there's accusations of Shadow Banning that they have decided that they're going to silence certain voices or make them much more difficult to find or eliminate them from certain people's feeds you know and they're doing this this via allegation that they're doing is based on on personal preferences there their beliefs that you know their Progressive ideology wants them to lean left and to somehow or another distribute that information in a much more left-leaning way and I hear these and I don't not an expert on what they're doing and I wouldn't be surprised if you know certain complaints come in about certain feeds and they say we're going to take these off and you know quite frankly some of these like feeds you know what the Alex Jones stuff you know if you're the consequence of your news show is that somebody takes a gun to a pizza shop in Chicago in in Washington to try to prove that Hillary Clinton is running a sex slave operation in the basement there something wrong with what's going on there, I'll. we're going to try to create a certain kind of environment like so Facebook required to identify herself so that under the shadows and anonymity you wouldn't be causing drinking lots of Havoc inside the system but look I think the more fundamental problem hear what I said so far people like the more fundamental problem here is that we have no antitrust enforcement of any of these companies against any of these companies and we've allowed them to become so in play powerful without any justification under the law isn't the issue though that this was never anticipated that this is not like when they created Twitter they didn't think of it as going to be there to me some voice of distribution of information that's unprecedented worldwide but that's what it is Facebook is facing a pretty powerful competitive threat from Instagram and the question is what they're going to do it's cooler to be Instagram it's the growth rate is much faster in an ordinary competitive market what they would do is they would build a better product to compete with Instagram their response was to write a check for billion dollars and they bought Instagram and and they bought a whole bunch of other companies how was a very important competitor in people believe the really secure way to communicate by Boston Dynamics to have they that's amazing can't buy your way into complete dominance of these markets and I think one of the biggest changes that happen in the last 20 years is it the antitrust department has just shut up its doors and just stop doing its work so if we had a more competitive internet environment where companies had to compete against each other you have company is to try to compete by protecting your privacy differently by refusing to sell your information differently you have lots of pressure on companies like Facebook to behave not because idiot senators or don't know how Facebook works are calling them before hearings but because the market itself is creating the competition that drives them to behave in a way that actually conforms with what consumers want so I agree with you these are real questions to figure out the other and if they're biasing systematically that's a really important problem but the solution to that problem might not be more government regulation this competition that drives them to behave in a way that actually confirms with what consumers want so I agree with you these are real questions and important questions to figure out are they biasing in one way the other and if they're biasing systemically that's a really important problem but the solution to that problem might not be more government regulation the solution to that problem might be government's making sure we have the right kind of competition going on here so that time they can't get away with behaving in the sky


    Lawrence Lessig: Yes, We Can Fix Corruption in Congress
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    the game the game strategies clear they've deployed it before right so you know they'll they'll say things like this is welfare for politicians this is Jessica erupting Free Speech you don't believe in the First Amendment if you don't believe that you know the Koch brothers or the soros's have the right to spend unlimited amounts of money and political speech until I think the way around that fight is to agree free speech is the fundamental value and nothing of the reforms I support would like try to restrict people's ability to speak what we're talking about is Congressman raising money we're not talking about individual speaking in the marketplace so you have a very loud voice your voice is heard by millions and nothing in our constitution to permit the government to be able to suppress you at all so long as you're within the bounds of decency or at least I'm not decent TV it's not a bound bound often but but at least if you're not you know spreading false rumors and causing great harm but the point is on even though this free speech needs to be protected we still should be able to focus on the influence the economy of influence congressmen live under when they spend 30 to 70% of time sucking up to the Lester's to fund their campaign that should be a focus of Regulation not the first amendment getting in the way because we want to Congress filled with people who care about what their voters want I want their funders want the framers didn't create a constitution to replicate an aristocracy they were fighting and aristocracy they had a system where the house the House of Lords that had to ask the aristocracy what do you want and everything could be blocked if the aristocracy doesn't like it will be replicated that system more efficiently in America than they had their because we have a system where both House of Representatives and the Senate is filled with people who are obsessed with a single question what do my funders want and if they can't answer that question in a way that supports the legislation they're not going to support the legislation or if it's important for them to block legislation and that's the dynamic of Washington right now this is there's so many places or influence powerful influence can block the ability of the government to do something to just can't do anything anymore and that's I think the consequence of allowing the corruption of money to be so deeply woven into our political system is it possible to fix yeah it is possible effects because you know for example hr1 + ryokan is Bill Constitutional Amendment Constitution do it I think that bill alone would solve 80% of the problem the possibility the problem isn't like conceiving of what changes have to happen the question is how do you build the political movement to get there and what that takes is leaders willing to say we have to fix this corrupted democracy first and end leaders who stops like pretending that we can get it like a Christmas list of great changes in government without sick democracy first so you know Bernie published last month in the Washington Post list of a 10 things that should happen in the first hundred days in the next Democratic Administration 10 great ideas not a single one of those ideas address the corruption of our political system in a list of all the things Healthcare free college you all the things that Bernie is pushing it is made so salad and things that I think it's great that he is he's a hero in like making this issue Central to at least the debate but what frustrates me is that instead of focusing our anger on the Billionaire's what she does we need to focus more anger on the congressman the politician which he does not I mean the guy's been in Congress Roma's 30 years now and so it might be natural for him not to notice people around him aren't the problem is it the natural thing or do you think that he's possibly aware of the consequences of stirring up that hornet's nest because you know if anybody has a right to complain when the DNC conspired to rig the primaries against him he's the number one guy he should be screaming from the rooftops you're dealing with a corrupt system and this is disgusting and heat and it didn't do that and he didn't do that while Hillary Clinton was running for president and he knew it he knew he had been food out of the primaries he knew they had conspired he knew was all illegal and he kind of just kept his mouth shut on the horrendous outcome if he took Hillary Clinton down and so I think he restrained himself perfectly I mean the fact is after it was clear he was he still continued to talk about the court corruption around Hillary witch open picked up into a weapon against her but I think he he recognized you know his every responsible politician does that you know it's not just about him it's about the future of America so when he restrained himself and didn't want to take the whole system down then I got that but right now I'm talking about when you got the House of Representative talking about fundamental reform it'll be the first thing they take up we at least I have a presidential campaign for candidates are saying hell yes sing we will do is to end the corruption that makes it impossible for the Congress to function and stop pretending like we can get all these wonderful things given to us by Santa Claus without fixing this first you got to do the hard work of convincing America that there is a solution because you know the reality of America's where you started this podcast most of America thinks it's deeply corrupted and there's nothing that can be done they're half-right it is deeply corrupted but it's not true there's nothing that can be we can do something and in fact I think we can solve almost you know 80% of it I still think a constitutional changes that might be necessary and I've been working like how do we get constitutional changes and talking to people up my podcast which of course has about one one-thousandth of the one millionth of the people that tattoo it's yours does about the 2020 election but you know I think that we might have to have constitutional change and I have been supporting the efforts to think about that but we've got to do is to give people a sense that there's something we can do before we amend the Constitution and we did a poll and found 96% of Americans believe it important to reduce the influence of money in politics 91% didn't think it was possible so that's the politics of resignation you know if you'd gone to Egypt under Mubarak can you stop the average person on the street and said you know what do you think I'm a bar it would have said you know we hate Mubarak and then say why aren't you doing anything about it we don't do anything about it because they don't think there's anything to be done about it and that's where leaders have a role and what we need our leaders running for president right now to begin to explain to people here's what we could do if only we built the power to do it recognizing the most important opposition here the lobbyists in Washington are going to be an incredibly difficult group to to defeat but we can do that and if we do that every other issue becomes have a role and what we need our leaders running for president right now to begin to explain to people here's what we could do if only we built the power to do it recognizing the most important opposition here the lobbyists in Washington are going to be an incredibly difficult group to to defeat but we can do that and if we do that every other issue becomes easier to resolve in a sensible


    Lawrence Lessig: Lobbyists Aren't the Problem, The System Is
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    right is not just about there super site that lobbyists are out there and exerting their influence on our world but they obviously have enormous Financial backing behind them and they have incredible influence in our in our culture but if you had some magic wand you could wave across this system and and fix it wouldn't removing lobbyists be one of the first things you would do no no because look at you know Congress special in the current government legislates on a whole bunch of issues that they don't have a clue about right they don't know squat diddly about 99% about their legislative I'm out they need information on one of the other things Gingrich did was to completely Macy ate congress's own information service they just have a really powerful information service to help Congressman figure things out all that's basically gone so they rely on to come in and help them understand that not my view is you know that's an imperfect system because there's great and equality among the quality of lobbyists but if all lobbyists were doing was providing information was going to happen if you pass this bill like these jobs will disappear for this lead will reappear in the water system if I saw they were doing that's a really valuable thing information to the Congress to help Congress decide what to do is an essential part of democracy work the part of lobbying that is the corrupting part where they become the mockers for the money not so much that they give it to directly but you know they call their clients and they say you need everybody at the sea level in your corporation to send $2,700 to this person and and they steer it like that when they become the kind of source of resource for members of Congress that's when they have this influence which is not related to their arguments do you know I've met lobbyists who hate the system as it is right now he'll say things like look I want a system where I win because my ideas are good my arguments are better I don't want a system where I win because I'm able to channel more money than that guy cuz that's not a democracy like a democracy should be these Representatives listening to us and then they do the right thing based on what they think helps their constituents not how much they're going to raise if they do this over that


    Lawrence Lessig: How Newt Gingrich Helped to Destroy Congress for Regular People
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    I really appreciate it is the coolest thing I've done really ever Ted Talk on what was the word that used lesterland Lester and hopeless like how completely rigged our election system is and what would it actually takes to be elected and how much of the time they spend is involved in raising money and why system where we have a money primary and then we have a regular election and in the money primary to compete you got a raise tons of money to be able to fund your campaign and when you raise that money you raised it from a tiny tiny fraction of the 1% sew in I said you know imagine a place called lesterland we're basically it's the Lester's who Rule and by the Lester's I mean the same proportion of people named Lester is in the United States right now there's about a hundred and fifty thousand Americans named Lester I'm one of them but here we are the Lester's to imagine a world ruled by Lester lab because that's essentially the world we have because of the way we fund our camp because there's about a hundred and fifty thousand men who give even just a maximum contribution to one political candidate on if you ask who the number of people who give the maximum contribution over the course of a campaign meeting in the primary in the general election is about 22,000 Americans in 2014 who gave them maximum contribution to one political campaign so what that means is it's a tiny tiny fraction who are the most important fun of political campaigns and candidates for congress members of Congress Pence 30 to 70% of their time sucking up to this tiny tiny fraction and so is it any surprise that you see Congress bending over backwards to keep those guys happy because they know without those people they don't have a shot at getting back into Congress and the way you were when you were saying it was like imagine if we were this that was essentially what you were saying yeah but we're more screwed lesterland yeah we're more disturbing video because I was realized it was emerging as you were speaking I was like wait a minute is it that bad you know it's actually sent that video of come to think it's even worse Clarence land Super PAC donors you know the really critical super back on her bed a hundred people who gave more than half of the Super PAC money in the last presidential election a hundred number but what this tiny number represents in the way we fund campaigns is extraordinary in a quality on that Dimension but since since I was focused on the money Noe gerrymander districts in America so that about 85% of the House Seats in the United States Congress are safe seats which means if you're a Republican and a Stacey Democratic District your views just never matter to the congressperson cuz that vote of a republican will never determine who's in Congress or a Democrat and safety Republican District that's that's the same of course they are afraid about whether they'll be re-elected but they're afraid not of a Democrat running against the Republican they're afraid of an even more extreme Republican running against the incumbent Republican so what those incumbents in those safeseat districts do is they obsess about what the extremists in their own party cares about so the extremists on the left and the right have this ability to leverage extraordinary influence inside of the House of Representatives because we've decided to gerrymander these districts to create a safe seat so those extremists are a kind of Lester's to there more of them more democratic than lesterland but they to have enormous influence over Ordinary People and most Ordinary People reviews then to these Congress people just don't matter. Feels hopeless for a dummy like me sitting on the outside looking in with I mean I guess it's not technically corruption because it's all legal but it's an entanglement with money and with influence that I mean how do you unwind this so that point is really critical it's not technically illegal and what that means is the people are engaged in this or not doing wrong things they're just playing by the rules are playing with the system system has become corrupted when did it start United States Congress fall apart in a really dramatic and interesting way is when Newt Gingrich becomes speaker of the house so when the Republicans take control of Congress in 95 the first time the Republicans take control of the House of Representatives in 40 years so the house becomes incredibly competitive Gingrich turns his members in the house into Perpetual fundraisers physically we got to raise the money to defend ourselves next time around and then the Democrats followed suit so the Democrats turn their members into Perpetual fundraisers changes its focus from one of the policies that are members care about to what are we going to do to make sure that you as a member meet your fundraising Target until from 95 until today the institution becomes an institution focused on the game of getting re-elected Jim Cooper a Democrat from Tennessee who went to Congress first in like 1983 so he's been there for a long time pill has become a kind of farm league 4K straight okay so what he means by that is members go there they learn how to raise money they become focused obsessively on raising money but one of the things that they're really focused on is how do they go from Capitol Hill to becoming a lobbyist because that's where the real money is you know what member of Congress gets paid about as much as the students I educate at the Harvard Law School in their first year as lawyers do a lot of money but two people but then they going to become a lobbyist I can make ten times that as a lobbyist I'm in so what Cooper says is you have this institution which has become so focused on the money that it's it's just a Institution for producing influence that can be sold and first the congressmen are basically sucking up to the people who want to buy influence and then the Congress then become the people buying influence themselves because they're working as lobbyists for these important interest so they're in Institution for producing influence that can be sold and first the congressmen are basically sucking up to the people who want to buy influence and then the Congress then become the people buying influence themselves because they're working as lobbyists for these important interest so they're in the rig game the understand how it gets rigged and then they work to ringgit


    Joe Rogan: There's No User's Manual for the Mind and Body
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    did the human body and the human mind is such an incredibly complicated biological entity right or ability to consciously be aware of our our our life our position in the world are mortality that the insignificance of us in the greater scale all those things are like there right now all the time but you don't have any users manual incredible machine that can invent nuclear bombs and satellites and users manual no users manual for the mind or the body especially not in how to manage the body with the Mind whatever million people have in this country and how many of those people could guide you towards proper integration of mind and body and a positive way of interfacing with reality that's beneficial to fish mentally spiritually not in there a dozen not many of them trying to improve in some way I'd like to get skinny people that you know fail at school while I wish I was smart enough to graduate I wish I'd have discipline people want to do better, so there's this vast need for coaching that would lead to improve my almost nothing to speak of and certainly not nothing large-scale in any city that has this approach where look we are going to teach you how to better engage with the the material world around you in the the better engage with reality itself that's going to leave you no more spiritually physically emotionally fulfilled like a big business that if a person you do good Mind Body functioning they can Inspire that another person that seems like maybe the only way when I want strategy that I if I can do this if I have a patient if I can introduce that patient to someone who's had their condition is now better that is a very powerful way to up their belief in the possibility getting better yeah that makes sense which is why people love user testimonials right but but better if you actually meet the person than she won't see for yeah but user testimonials are so huge for that reason why you know I was skeptical at first but then I tried it and he was just like me when I look at the Giant number of people that are unhappy and displaced and just seem like they're left out of society I was listening to it was Johann Hari on Sam Harris's podcast never talking about the number of pi that are happy with what they do for a living happy with what they do every day and it was somewhere around 13% and yeah and then the number of people that we're just like it's okay I just do it like I don't hate it but I don't love it that was like in the 64 that and then the rest of the people f****** hated what they did so the vast majority some ungodly number you know like 87% of people that was like in the 64th and then the rest of the people f****** hated what they did so the vast majority some ungodly number you know like 87% of people hate what they're doing oh how sad don't hate it if they don't want it to doing it and they do it all the time yeah that's crazy


    Joe Rogan on The BasedGod's Curse
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    back is that it is a real thing that your mind has this capability of healing itself and is very very powerful way but we don't exactly know how to turn it on or off right and they can do the opposite to theirs phenomena cold Voodoo desk where in the societies were there Witch Doctor shamans a malevolent witch doctor can curse a person and the person goes home lies in bed stops eating Andover days a week dies so what more could you ask of in the way of a he put a curse on boys basketball team do talking s*** about him he put a curse on them and they could win a goddamn game will be put set hex on you like damn it and then he releases the heck's he lifts the huh and when he lifts them everything goes back to normal all right this is weird man this is like a weird side cuz everyone's aware when will be put a curse on you and when it when he does feel argall know I can't believe this like the idea of curses like a gypsy curse sibo effect from noxious rather than pleasing that is that's a documented thing as well write the people that can believe that something is wrong with them and then they start mine yeah fukin themselves terrible State and then they start screwing things up win the title after he said Lil B is a wack rapper the based God curse #the based God curse on Durant and then you'll see signs as these tweets Lil B but I mean I think the opposite is true too so if someone could put blessings on you like there was a fighter that we had in here the other day Deontay Wilder has the WBC heavyweight champion the world and he said that from the time he was a little boy his grandmother had him convinced that he was like an anointed one that he was special and that she would always say that to his parents like you know don't you hit him like this one special you know he's going to raise everybody up and they turned out to be like one of the great heavyweight champion in terms of his records for T&L with 39 Knockouts needs a phenomenally successful fighter and in his mind he believes that he has some like magic property or that there's something to him he's a ridiculous obviously you can't fake power you don't but he's got it and he's got this weird confidence to he got to wonder how much of them actually is Opera guy with crazy knockout power you can't fake power you have it or you don't but he's got it and he's got this weird confidence to he got to wonder how much of them actually is operating under this idea that his grandmother was right about him having some magical properties that we goes to life and his vision powerful


    Joe Rogan: The Mind Can Protect Your Body from a Punch?
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    done a number of times but if you want with cold you know this then the coals are not a very good conductor of heat which is why you don't cook on all right I'll tell you the first time I tried it I was with a group of baby 40 people and it was a standard length of the firework was about 12 ft it was a hot fire was Mesquite it was in my yard in Tucson in them and the guy came in it was early the days of fire walking and he had this long for our thing to get people ready I was not in the right mental state when I did it and my experience was it felt f****** hot and I got to the end of it the condensed down to like the number of points that really burned and I had blisters the next day and most people that have walked that night it looked like they were not in the right mental state that I saw a few people who strolled across it that look they were in some interesting altered state next time I did I shouldn't have done it I was with a guy who was a real jerk who thought himself is that you know he's a self-styled grew small group it was shorter maybe 8-foot cooler bed of coals and I got significant burns from that so I can annoying Guru so we have really annoying and it was going to end the last day they were going to do try to set a record for the longest firework done in America so he I'm going to watch a bit of cold and and I said I'm not going to do this walking through crunchy croutons there was no sensation of heat I walked slowly a kind of wiggled my feet in the things and when I got to the end of it I felt so high I would like on acid I had energy rushes to my body I had nothing on my feet so much shorter cooler walk those calls conducted just fine and you know when this one it's a mind-body thing it's not about the conductivity of the cold you can barely got that the edge of the thing then the heat was amazing you know the Tony Robbins one that's what's really interesting is recently they've developed this issue with people trying to take selfies while they're walking across the coals burning their feet significant issue because it didn't happen till like within the last night never heard of that I think that would get you right out of the proper so you really think that you have the ability to mitigate the amount of effect that a fire and Cole hot coal arboledas I don't have any proof of this in my intuition I think what happens if your mind is out of the way you can take you can absorb energy and let it flow through your body rather than getting blocked in the tissues where causes damage and I've seen this in in other situations as well and I think the problem is ordinarily our mind is in the way of that and and not let the body freely do that and I think that applies to things like getting hit really hard heat getting hit really hard when you mean getting letting someone hit you as hard as they can with something that would cause damage and it doesn't all that's crazy no it's not I've experienced scientific studies that show that nobody nobody until they do do studies cuz it seem so simple to do these studies and I'm not buying it for a second I think if I hit somebody thinking it's going to f****** hurt right if you get Deontay Wilder attention of falling you hurt yourself because you're defending yourself you're right right your body is better off giving into the old saying it's the same thing with the fire they can't be that's a different thing cuz you're not tense it on the surface of your skin which is causing the heat able to absorb thermal energy anytime will try it I think there's certainly you can mitigate the sensation of pain I don't believe that you can do anything about the actual physiological change to a hot piece of metal interacting with the tissue of your skin I just think they like the steak does not know it's being cooked it's just getting cooked you're going to get cooked you are meet I just don't I don't buy that I'll show you some of these studies on hypnosis there's doctors right now going there's doctors right now going Yak you tell him Joe Rogan this is nonsense well I believe that hypnosis I do believe that but I absolutely believe you can achieve different states of Mind where you feel things differently you are your concentration your relaxation is in a different state your mind-set is in a different state I do not believe that you could change the physiological nature of your body's ability to absorb punishment like a punch Shopkick


    Can Places Store Memories? - Dr. Andrew Weil and Joe Rogan
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    psychedelic States is that everything is conscious that Consciousness permeates everything that they don't like I feel whatever and me that my Consciousness is also and Roxanne in plants and then the animals that there's some Universal something out there and it's there are two in a really different ways of looking at reality one is the materialist one which of the Consciousness is a product of brain biochemistry and electricity in that is. in science today the other is that the brain is a receiving apparatus for Consciousness and that Consciousness is primary maybe existed before matter maybe organize matter into forms that are more and more able to experience themselves I don't know I don't think it's a way to prove one or the other it's just that for me the conscious as primary one is more fun and makes life more interesting I'm sure you're he has an idea that everything has memory right here leaves that that this would be like the reason I guess why some people would not want to live in a haunted house right they would think that song was murdered in the house it would retain some memory of these atrocities and that you would somehow or another interact with that if you were in the house so like spaces but my dad is not a very he's not a woo woo kind of guy but he went to Gettysburg that when he was at Gettysburg that it's just he felt profound sadness huh he's like it just seems like it's just in the ground like the whole area goes I don't know how to describe it but I want to get the f*** out of there huh like just just being around this area where this battle at taking place on so many people that died I said you can feel it I don't know if I buy the Army but he's not the kind of guy but yeah but it also could be you know like he he got lucky and didn't get drafted during Vietnam and it's probably in his head that if he did get drafted he might have died over there and for what reason you wouldn't be thinking about this for some war that didn't make any sense like why the f*** are they even fighting it like having all these people died if he did get drafted he might have died over there and for what reason would have if you would you know why what is the person then think about these young man that died in the same fashion for some war that didn't make any sense like why the fuk are they even fighting it like who the who why is it why is it and then having all these people die together in this one horrible battle in this one place and you know he was playing a game on his mind but


    Dr. Andrew Weil Explains Integrative Medicine to Joe Rogan
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    so there is if that is real things you can convince your body that it's got the medicine that it needs and starts to heal even though there's no medicine there's got to be something that is working against you as well with the wrong mindset right it's either me to hear people rediscovering the placebo effect now I wrote a book in 1983 called health and healing and what I wrote is that the greatest problem is that we know when we talked off a sibos and some phrases like how do you know that's not just a placebo the most interesting word there's just or we have to rule out the placebo effect ruling it in man that's the meat of medicine that's Pure Healing from within mediated by belief on mixed up with the Direct effects of treatment that's what you want to make happen more the time it just isn't mind-f*** for a lot of people cuz it like how I trick myself into getting better why can't I just do it because I must have something to do with the structure of the brain that the part of the brain in which air will is it doesn't connect directly to the scenery of the body the morning on a nervous system so you have to find some way of getting around that one way is to project belief on the something external and then let it work for you yeah but that's so strange that the mind works that way it would seem like when it be an evolutionary Advantage just have it at access you know like sure that be nice but that releases it behind the next 10 minutes the same thing we don't have access to those controls she just seems like that one though healing getting better that seems like it's something that we should as a culture concentrate on yet or sure what we really concentrate on his actual medicine one way to concentrate that is by giving people greater confidence in their bodies ability to do that and doctors have great power to do that because patients project a lot of belief on them had many patients over the years is said to the most in thing I did for them was that I was the only Doctor Who told them they could get better I mean astonishing is it because doctors are just seen too many patients and their overwhelmed and they got legal bills and they have seen things that actually interfere with you and your cause people to get worse and I think a lot has his done unconsciously so here's one of my thoughts in their training doctor see a very skewed sample sick people they see very sick people in hospitals and in that group healing is less likely to happen but if you look at the total spectrum of illness the vast majority of things get better on their own so I think you know observing in yourself wound healing is a good one to start with to get greater confidence in your body's ability to do things that's really valuable so but this obviously you're not talking about catastrophic injuries just talking about General Wellness I think even the case of of catastrophic injury this stuff operates I worked a lot with hypnotherapist over the years and one of the one of my colleagues did a lot of work and training paramedics to be really careful about what you say around unconscious people who've been massively injured you know when that if a if a paramedic takes an automobile accident victim and they're putting them into as this one's a goner that is a bad thing you know unconscious mind on and on the other hand you say something opposite to a person that you can see cases where you can stop bleeding and unconscious people severely injured just by giving them suggestions yeah so when you're saying someone's argon are you trigger stress or you trigger helplessness like what it was half a medically trained person tell you that you're not going to live that that the curse yeah sometimes your life is hanging on the border of you believing you're going to be okay and you believe in your not going to be okay you want to be very careful about you know whose hands you place yourself and never want to stay in treatment with the doctor thinks she can't get better and negative doctor will doctors are just like every other occupation if she was a really good at it and really concentrate and focus and she was in her half past 9 Physicians now from very intensive training and practice all over the country teaching other people's a good thing as medicine when they're in practice are they essentially general practitioner Specialties them so orthopedic surgeon neurologist dermatologist play say someone comes to you and maybe they have a bad case of psoriasis an auto-immune issue with the prime prime target for mind-body medicine for traditional Chinese medicine which often works well and in that dietary change but people on an anti-inflammatory diet use of natural products that reduce inflammation there's a wide range of things to choose from and this does not reject conventional treatment you know we may use conventional medication but if you do I recommend using the Mind Body medicine for traditional Chinese medicine which often works well and in that dietary change but people on an anti-inflammatory diet use of natural products that reduce inflammation there's a wide range of things to choose from and this does not reject conventional treatment you know it when we may use conventional medication but if you do I recommend using the lowest dose the least potent agent start off with that and you can ramp up if you need to


    Dr. Andrew Weil Explains the Benefits of Matcha Tea to Joe Rogan
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    but if you want to keep in the freezer and not have traditional bamboo whisk or you buy a little electric whisker and you can whiskey in hot water or cold water and it's very yummy and what does it do for you like what's a good well you've got this got caffeine of course I do you get stimulated by it but it's also got l-theanine which is this relaxing compound that modifies the effect of caffeine and produces a state of text alertness so it doesn't have the jangling effect of coffee right and you're getting all of these antioxidant benefits it will document and tea anyway I love it it's a great thing anytime you get one of these little whisks cool it's like a real bamboo made from one piece of bamboo it's a miracle of Japanese craftsmanship beautiful it's beautiful so I love it it's a good thing I first tasted it when I was 17 I was an exchange student in Japan 1959 I live with a family outside of Tokyo we had no language in common and on the second night I was there the mother took me next door to her neighbors who practice tea ceremony and they did this thing for me and I was fascinated by that whisk in the color of the Masha and I thought there was great you know I never thought I'd be able to get it over here yeah well so you you import the stuff yourself watch it Cory we've got the URL matzav.com and I went to Japan to Fuji which is a little town up a joto where it which is the center of the best tea production in Japan and I sourced really good matcha you know they're many grades of matcha the most the highest are too expensive to use for everyday use the realtor yeah I mean for knowledge and make it available to so like the highest level stuff how much would it cost for a cup of tea card estimate for a cop you know if possibly that is a preparation cold stick to you in Japan where they use three times the amount of powder and probably one bowl of that stuff we just shared by several people I don't know it could be $100 a bowl low the really taken up by Zen monks to help him stay awake during long hours of meditation is also associated with the Samurai and became the Tea Ceremony developed around that he's there anything that is similar to it is like yerba mate or guarana or any other qualities it doesn't have the jangling affect the body's other caffeine beverages do you drink regular coffee as well no I've never drunk coffee turn off because my parents when I was going up drank really strong black coffee with no sugar cream I couldn't imagine why people would ravage has those people they were different people do you rub it in Northern climate in Philadelphia shining Russia


    Dr. Andrew Weil: The Roadblocks Government Sets to Stop Marijuana Science - Joe Rogan
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    good for you I'm not on my life but do you don't you find that it's more accepted but it people are more interested in it now because of the internet yeah for sure like I was saying the stuff in the 1970s no more first book that's what mine was published in 1972 would argue that everybody has an innate drive to alter their Consciousness and that deal drugs are one way of doing it I did the first human experiments with pot that wherever done with the under double-blind conditions ever done this in the oldest marijuana was becoming such a big thing and nobody there were no experiments like what what what kind of experience I will be free I just wanted to see basic stuff like doesn't dilate the pupils of the eyes because cops were busting people know they say their eyes are dilated must be high on marijuana and they searched but marijuana doesn't why should we show doesn't dilate the pupils of the eyes I took to chat tested blood sugar is because blood sugar has no effect on people who had never had marijuana before in the lab light Precision performance and motor function and cognitive function but people who were regular use of it you couldn't show that they have adapted to take on that is that I think the people that are not regular users are freaking out because their like this is not alcohol you know it completely different thing if I had a choice of being a passenger with these drivers I'll tell you which one I would take a person who had never used marijuana who just smoked a person who was easier marijuana and it just smoke would have never driven by a person who was a user regular marijuana and a practice driving High and a person with any amount of alcohol in their system I take the third as the best bet yes ABS High Everyday yeah so he's used to it I'm not going to show any effect on his performance yeah it's the experiences a novel experience and if you're accustomed to it then it's just like you would go this is my normal world and for many people you have to warn to get high you have to learn to associate the subtle physical cues with the altered state that's a common thing people feel nothing the first time they try it yeah you do hear that right but I don't think they know what the f*** when you did these experiments what did you have to clear these with the FDA and did you not believe I have to do I have to get permission from the FDA which said that I couldn't do it unless I first got permission from the old Federal Bureau of Narcotics which is the treasury guys will give you permission all this stuff was unbelievable and then once that all the approvals came in I had to get the pot and there was no legal source of it so maybe federal narcotics gave me confiscated pot that they had confiscated face in Texas they brought it over today at the latest so long I didn't even know that time to do the experiments cuz I was going to graduate Friday afternoon it wish it was brown the agent that I've dealt with my said this stuff is no good they should how do you know you have enough time to run an experiment so I said it looked at it under the microscope and there is no resin on it so they grumbled and they gave me other stuff which was passable again is we always used to hear when we were kids about government weed the government read was the good weed dealers later that was later when that moment when research got going and the US government started a pot farm in Mississippi to provide proper research which was much better than it was only a handful of people that were under these experiments


    Dr. Andrew Weil Breaks Down the Science of Swearing to Joe Rogan
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    f*** you swear so much have you read anything about the science of swearing you know that there is a science of swearing of your brain that produces swear words is not the part of the brain that manages ordinary language really interesting to language centers in our left frontal cortex people that have strokes that damage them off and lose language completely but they can still swear no swearing is coming from somewhere else and maybe coming from the right hemisphere but it's also coming from deeper centers in the brain that connect to the limbic system and the amygdala and that in in connects to the involuntary nervous system so just a couple of things back swearing is associated with sweating increased sweating you should be dripping with sweat Spain phones as long as they have people stick their hand in a bucket of ice and water and you see how long they can keep it there the people who say fuckshit there much longer than people who are not allowed to swear a good strategy that's interesting because I almost always do that if I heard something especially a finger slammed I think they lose their power. Write the same areas of the brain wouldn't I remember there was an episode of I do remember what television show but it was on CBS yeah and they have a line at the end of the show and essentially they were saying s*** happens if and there was a big deal I'll bet it was a big deal that they wanted to be able to say s*** happened huh and apparently they pulled this off and they got it through and it was like a 10 p.m. show so it was okay and is 11 by the time he's hit s*** and I remember seeing like wow what a strange sort of like how many people are involved in this sort of dance like how many lawyers and Executives and like this very strange that this one word would everybody knows the word and is that because like during an elephant as an associated with things that we find offensive or with bodily acts the freak people out there's a psychological social aspect to it but there's also a neurological aspect to it when the words like some some words for some people like I remember when I was a kid I lived in Florida for a little bit and I said hell once and in Florida in the 1970s how was a swear yeah I don't know I mean I came from New Jersey and I was in San Francisco and then also I was in Florida I said hell and it like don't swear like that in this class I was like swear you would it be would that same area of your brain I do know this is there has not been a lot of research taken seriously but that's all interesting questions I should have some I mean if you're a really super conservative person through a lot of words that are off the table but if you are a far more but you know just loose with your language you can s*** this and God damn it you know that would be nothing like that damn it would be just like be activated by that versus if you said it it would be not that big a deal but if someone was like super conservative and they said why do you think that that is a universal it's like you get a free ride yeah yeah that's that's interesting yeah that makes sense and you can do them on television to English that would at least my brain seemed to indicate that there's like some use for that yes well it probably many uses one is this thing of modulating pain when is social bonding no forming some community like plywood really wish you wouldn't use that language is so much work to do here I can't hold your hand dance to this Garden right yeah it's to me also like I hang around with a lot of people that swear a lot because I hang around with professional Comedians and is a lot of swashbuckling freewheeling type of individuals involved in those Pursuits reply we're really wish you wouldn't use that language is so much work to do here I can't hold your hand dancer this Garden to me also like I hang around with a lot of people that swear a lot cuz I hang around with professional Comedians and there's a lot of swashbuckling freewheelin type of individuals involved in those Pursuits


    Dr. Andrew Weil: These Alternative Health Treatments Are BS
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    stay here terms like holistic or Eastern medicine or Chinese medicine to go b******* b******* detector too and so I'm really careful about what I you know except and want to know what what do you not buy into like when you say your b******* detector like what where are you too bad how about the colonic irrigation people tell you tell you that they see you in a watermelon seeds coming out and you haven't eaten the watermelon in months that's bulshit they've the lining of the GI tract fluffed off and is regenerated every 24 hours there's no way that things can get encrusted there important determinant of everything of General Health of mental health to fascinating whose idea was it to start doing those colonics that must go way back that's kind of like you know wacky idea going on in there like the BC Evers papyrus in ancient Egyptian medical document describe the many benefits of colon cleansing in ancient times a practice of cleansing the colon was administered in a river but using a hollow Reed to induce water to flow into the rectum you don't want to drink Downstream of that in the directions and that cleans itself that's how it's supposed to do it right another big one I hear all these people to talk about detox detoxification and sell all these products the body has many natural methods of purifying yourself and getting rid of things that doesn't want one is through sweating one is through breathing one is through urination want to through colonic and elimination the liver has an incredible capacity to detox it can take no you put something in your body deliver within seconds of seeing a compound has never seen before can begin making a specific enzyme to take that apart and get rid of it wow and you can amputate half of the liver and it can regenerate within 36 hours an issue that it took a long time to generate really quickly and there's a and there's a natural product that you can take that most doctors don't learn about cold milk thistle yeah we heard of that that revs up liver metabolism so these are all simple ways to increase but the first rule of detoxification I'm sure you can guess you stop putting toxic things in


    Michael Bisping on Beating Dan Henderson | Joe Rogan
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    Hanna Andersson cuz you got hit with some f****** arms and not fight but you refuse to go out you refuse to be stopped in that fight yeah you know I mean that was that was a display of willpower in a lot of ways because I remember watching those those big shots from Henderson land and I mean that they were on the edge even he were on the edge of going out remember I was always fine but I was at holyshit till that was hit me there and then I might get myself back to my face. Blood pouring out my face and one of course second-round the same thing happened it like always and you can lie to everybody you can lie to the meeting you can lie to the price you can lie to your family live chief Cochise was nothing to sterilize but you can choose bravado and this and not be called lie to yourself you know when you let him better at night and your heads on the cushion you know yourself cuz if I was at 6 in the morning I was thinking human nature last time I stepped into an ox, this guy I was f****** out cold for a long time my brain is scrambled eggs for a long time after that fight and brother say you can lie to everybody else but now the fight was getting close and it's in my hometown and it's my first title defense belittle AGL Snappy with people and there's no need for it and then I just stopped and started laughing umbrellas it was going to happen if I lose before you know you got through the fire ya know I did and I felt great the only problem was in the fifth round because this cheek bone is swollen and was on my good side and schad the cheekbone on the on my good side and it's swelled up so much I can hardly see how this icebox as well the job done fortunately is there anything that like is on the horizon in terms of like medical science that you're looking at in terms you being able to fix your eyes not that I know of the doctors about it you know we don't really advise it but you are cleared you pass the test just by the skin of your teeth and for me that was all well and good you got to do your medical the most stressful part of all of that was when you were going to go do a full training camp now and fly somewhere and you going to see another doctor is going to be like very stressful time so for me the fight was always the easy part the hard part was just f****** making it to the octagon and I go to the Wayans and I get cleared of the feeling the fight song I was on until I got past the commission doctor how many different fights did you have to go through like that about 12 something like that tells lies and GSP


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson: Games Are Microcosms of Reality
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    is two things one you get to see how someone handles competition don't get to see if they cheat cheat in golf and it was an interesting story a good friend of mine his his dad was playing golf with this man and his wife was there as well and the wife saw the dad move the aura saw this man that is playing golf with move the ball and she said do not go into business with this man who not trust this man he's a cheater he cheated at golf and he thought it was you deal with a big deal just took a while to find out how you do some things is often times how you do everything I've been talking about this alot my lectures to is you think you know any game like any competitive game soccer is a good example it's basically a hunting game because you're firing a projectile at a Target okay so the targets the golden the projectiles the ball but it doesn't matter so you have a you have teams that are figuring out how to properly Inkwell property you have to put the ball in the net as many times as we can sew and sew you organize yourself and hierarchy to facilitate that but then that's that's not the whole story cuz you tell your kids doesn't matter whether you win or lose amount of how you play the game and the kids all freaked out about that because he doesn't know what you mean what you mean you're not trying to win the soccer game you trying to win the soccer championship and to win the championship you have to win a whole bunch of games and the rules to win a whole bunch of games aren't the same as the rules to win one game you know like you could go flat-out as the primidone on Ben and bend the rules and cut corners and exhaust everyone and win the game and then lose the next three because that's a stupid medium to long-term strategy or you could be like the Superstar and hog the ball all the time and never give your teammates a chance to develop but then your engine your team is out so those that's a stupid strategy to do you think we'll what you have to do to win the championship is that you have to organize your team so that the best players lead but that everybody gets developed and that you play the medium-to-long-term game in a fair way in a fair and decent way that's how you win a championship I talk to a coach while back and he said one of the things he did to select athletes with to watch what happened when they scored a goal and if they were celebrating on their own you know instead of an egotist then that wasn't such a good sign but if they scored a goal or touchdown or whatever it was and their whole entire team came in and Bob them and then like to give to them up on their shoulders and they thought that guy is an athlete cuz not only can he put the goler put the ball in the net but he does it in a way that benefits the entire team and that's the person you want around for the long run so then the goal isn't just to put the ball in the goal the goal is to put the ball in the goal largest number of times while symbol take benefiting as many as your of your fellow players as you can't I don't think that's necessarily the meaning of it doesn't matter if you win or lose it's how you play the game I think what I don't think people think of it in terms of like a long-term strategy for Championship leagues like when they're saying it doesn't matter whether you win or lose it's how you play the game meaning don't cheat and learn right but I learn from your Victory will also learn from the experience itself like if you make a mistake and you you're trying your hardest but you make an error because someone has a counter to that then you learn from that is how you play the game and you don't think and you win just because you got lucky that's not as good as playing intelligently and expand your battle and losing because you learn from the fact that they figured out a way to have solution all the problems you presents okay so one of the things that you're pointing out is that while you're playing you want to be expanding your range of skills that you get better at playing the next game but then you think we'll even the soccer championship isn't the whole game right because your life is a whole series of games of the Championships of different type write the goal isn't to put the ball in the net goal is to get excellent and to be invited to play and the mechanism is that you put the ball in the golf and not make sense see that helps explain why people find competitive Sports so unbelievably compelling because you can be cynical about it and you can say well looked as 50,000 people there watching you know somebody kick a a spheroid object into a net who the hell cares they're watching you know somebody Kika a spheroid object into a net who the hell cares but that's not the issue what your what you are in fact doing is you're going there to watch people develop expertise and to learn to play reciprocally in a noble and ethical Manner and all of that sport when it's done properly is a direct physical incarnation of that ethic


    Joe Rogan - Shane Dorian on Becoming a Pro Surfer
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    boom bye buddy I'm great we just got back from play a little techno hunt we did Manet greatest of all-time right I was just saying I don't care what the prices it's worth it is except it's a bargain at twice the price or whatever it is a giant screen that's made out of Kevlar and then it's got us like a projector projects HD images of elk and deer that you can set up a bunch of different animals but elk and deer walk across the screen and you shoot at them and it's like the perfect there's a show a little video Shane John earlier but really cool man so perfect practice for bowhunting because one of things about bowhunting is eight you get nervous and the more you could do something like this we just shot a perfect shot the more you could do that over and over and over again the more it becomes ingrained in your your your nervous system your muscles ingrained in your memory and then it becomes natural yeah it's awesome it's really cool it's it's a story about my friends and I we you know we all grew up competitive Surfers and in high school we all sort of met each other through through competitions competing so this tells a story of how we basically how we met how we grew up and how we became friends and family basically like traveling around the world you know together as they see like little kids with no with no chaperones on onto around the world so crazy how old were you when you first start surfing I started surfing on a stand-up surfboard when I was five and when did you start traveling serve when I was 12 I went to England for the the world amateur championships so I was on the Hawaii team crazy and we know walking out the door my password since I was 12 and going to so many different destinations around the world to literally just for surfing and nuts to such a crazy way to grow up and that that's a cool thing about the film is all of us have that in common and it's it's crazy the way the story set up to because there's so many things in it that I didn't really realize were happening at the time like like I came from I came from a broken family alcoholic father you know kind of radical situation at home and then like a lot halak broken families a lot of us had that in common so we sort of like this weird f***** up family dynamic in common so we all became sort of like around family on the road so we we are competing for a world title we're all competing going around the world all the time staying together so we became best friends like this nucleus of surfers and we all just became Ultra clothes and then when things get got really serious with a surfing competition there was a lot on the line with sponsors and money and Fran's coming in this s*** at the fan and then we started like breaking up and got too serious. It was almost like a band who just couldn't stand each other anymore or things got too radical or you know girls got in the way or money got in the way in so there was like this kind of like breaking up element you know throughout our group understand your way of life because it's their way of life too cuz I to the to reggae person who commute everyday and goes to an office and comes home like your life is alien yeah it is I still get like I still get uncomfortable when people ask me what I do for a living like a normal explain but I serve for a living I mean what the f*** is that how does that work how to get paid yes all the time and I just got no idea for the first time and doesn't understand surfing and trying to wrap their head around making a living riding the waves of the ocean with the how why what brand endorsements from that from competition element so because I'm a free Surfer who doesn't compete at all it's just hard to wrap your head around yeah very weird cuz we're all in our forties now we all got for most of us except for Kelly Kelly still going before me 46 years old I I I saw my new show the other day is free classic but so so he's like a focal point in the film he's he's part of the momentum generation in and so he ate there is incredible footage of him when he's you know 9 years old or 10 years old news in Florida like a little rat like a little sunburn rat and it's me sweet we all grew up in and different places and then we all fell in love with surfing and you know separately and then we all just became super tight so it's great and then now we're all friends again because there's no there's no point on the line or World title on the line or like brand getting in the way or girls getting in the way we're all we're finally growing up bottlenecked by the pressure music serving how much pressure can there be but you know we're all trying to make a living right as I know you know that was our Dream to like surface much as possible and see the world and that's the only way you could do it for us well I think it's it's part of it's just I mean I think it's like part of our are like human DNA to Amino to be naturally competitive diving especially men I think we'd feel like we have something to prove you know like where we stand like a pair of the other guys what weather it was like in the caveman days or like the you know the first Hunters where's the third for sure they were they were competitive this you could bring the home meet for the for the tribe and then they just kept going In-N-Out we we compete with whatever we're into and you know for us with surfing we came hyper-competitive and especially me like from the time I was like maybe 16 or 17 till time I was like my mid-twenties I was like super competitive were on rip people's heads off my heat like I would like visualize horrible horrible things happening to them while I was competing against them like the most relaxed non competitive person I have no competitiveness left in my body I've only known you for what four years or so I cannot imagine you have an evil thought I was an older generation we were from The Young Generation were coming up in established didn't want it but you know like be dethroned and there's a guy demon Harden with a badass competitive Surfer but he was a very like tactician conservative you never fall he seemed like a nerd to mean I mean I was like this rock it from Hawaii and I was like so presentable unprofessional and I just like resented it and I was in the heat with him and he got priority which means that he had first right of wave and I just needed a tiny little score to win and he makes me sad which means he uses he use his priority to chase me around the lineup and sit on me and keep me from getting away then let the time run out and the whole time I was like a girl you deserve like a little b**** like totally should talk to him and get you he got me because and did it work did you get you he got me because the world hike Mount I buy by basically cracked and started like getting emotional and he loved it here and I got this guy beat he's hardly should talk me he loved that I Benny any actually came up to me later and goes I love it that you're that passionate I love it that you got that cycling that emotional where you just started like trying to like insult me he's like that's my goal when I'm in heat with people it to get them to that point


    Joe Rogan - Tony Hinchcliffe's Nightmare Gig in Connecticut
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    you ready for this you told me not to do it years ago and I did it and it was rough and I perform stand-up comedy in Connecticut you were right dude I noticed this really cool old guy stood out in the front middle of the audience right and I'm like you seem like a play some cool as hell and old as f*** with your story dude right and I noticed there's this angry older lady almost like almost like Dana Carvey church lady character sitting next to him and I go and who's this angry lady that you're sitting next to she doesn't want to be here at all different semen couple you could ever imagine this happy smiling laughing and everything guy in Justice I mean she was looking at me with hate not just not having fun she hated me it could have been something that I talked about early on maybe it was like us something about could have been that could have been could have been my trump misdirect joke that people that you know what I mean anyway and but I noticed next to them there's this girl who seems even angrier than the mom and they're the only two angry people in the room and it's a gig at a casino in Connecticut just literally like a literally like a modern-day like it if someone went did that said to a bad actress like play Angry play Angry angrier and angrier a horrible actress and and I go what's the problem you know there's like I ignore it for like 45 minutes right I'm going on and on with the angry it turns out that the chick next to vims the daughter and then and they're basically mad because of whatever whatever material or whatever and I end up towards the end of my set going off on the girl I go I got to go take this off your face fans are loving it and they're the ones that stumbled into the Run has seen fit for the Baroque you show at the wrong time if they were looking for Christian puppet comedy or whatever and I said to her and I go you seem like you seem like an Internet troll that just stumbled in here like you seem like you're going to write about this you seem like the type of angry where you think you're going to change something or you're going to do something to me career that's what I that's the vibe I get from you I literally made the joke for Crowd wabada by the way you know what I mean cuz they can tell like it's not punch there was one part where I go I go because my goal the thing that the reason why I ignored them for a while is because I go you seem like a tough lady to the mom right I know you seem tough but I'm going to break you at some point during this set and when I do I'm going to make sure this whole room knows I'm going to say I go and I'm not going to tell you when it's going to happen but I'm going to make you laugh anyway 45 minutes later I get to the point to where I had in my mind set up that there's no way she's not going to laugh at this and sure enough I got a big smile out of her right I'm not I won't stay with the joke is I don't want to give anything away but I got the smile and I'm literally like the whole crowds already laughing and they can tell that I'm looking to watch to see if the lady breaks and she doesn't how in the thought I was going to get you one how is it possible that you don't laugh at that like what do you do for fun lady like at this point and laugh whatever there's everybody out there but 99.9% of the other audiences the witness at this point in there against this chick right cuz this chicks now just mad because whatever and and I go you seem like the type of girl that things that you can even affect an artist you know what I mean this is this little Millennial nerdy girl and sure enough sure enough I go on Twitter later that night vegan son you should not be promoting this comedian Burger Bar two days later my manager gets an email and he's like do we got this email from some lady in Connecticut says you were mean to her onstage she wrote you a letter a three paragraphs long like what is happening is happening in this world or someone's taking the time to write a letter to my manager of all people who by the way laughing at the whole thing dumped you for that enough right one audience member in Connecticut and that hold the crowd at 99%. You're funny but that's not good enough I need a hundred percent but man you are right it is weird weird place there's no real cities you got Hartford which is above land of Despair and you got New Haven which is worse and it's just a highway between Boston and New York New York great Connecticut's like what the f*** are you doing here what's going on here it's become such a running joke The Lex fridman that scientist from MIT who's on here the other day to talk about artificial intelligence he brought it up as a joke what did he say something about he just wanted you to sit on it in Connecticut so many so many cuz I lived in Boston it was like you know hour and a half drive to Connecticut we did a lot of gigs they are Greg Fitzsimmons and I we did a s*** ton of gigs in Connecticut we always leave going with the f*** was that it was


    Joe Rogan | Michael Bisping Fought GSP with Injured Ribs
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    what took place cuz you had that belt yeah you know I mean I mean that night but said there was a lot going on the final week and Anakin having fun just busting balls you know what I mean I think George is incredible I think George is a consummate professional he's an inspiration to all aspiring martial artists out there is one man you can model your career on the weight range the way it looks after his body The Way Cross strains George St-Pierre will be that man you know inspiration to myself you know so nothing but the greatest of respect for people as we sat at the start of the show that doesn't sell I've been portrayed as a bad guy my my entire career you know by the UFC the editing and I'll follow I'll follow file to my own mouth incredible incredible my protein that flown in for a photoshoot with someone else after a photoshoot the gyms absolutely Pirates and we got some guys and a sparring me and you know everybody wants to be the guy you know that that that got to take down or whatever got the submission on the guy that's you know that's how it is eyebrows with the Friday before the fight and this guy shoots and shoot it to collect books we all the way across the Octagon like his life depended it depended on it takes me up salami down and shoulders went right into my ribs and I felt to insulate just all this costly just tour completely and starts wearing the screaming up what treatment every day and I was having ice on me and all that type of stuff but it wasn't working so what we came up with was going to inject myself with lidocaine before the fight cuz you cuz you'll know me but the problem is the area where it was was you can pass along where I have to go in and bleed to death add the needle ahead the lidocaine that I was going to f****** go in and sticking to the toilet and FaceTime the doctor said he was okay sparring partner that you would sparred with regularly a great guy just came in from England for the last couple of weeks Tuesday new took it down yeah yeah Canal bone breaks his foot ideas came in because because you feel good you trying so hard to feel great and you think she will say okay guys are all really good sport you know what I mean because you feel like a real Champion you feel great you know you remember how you handled all you sparring partners and and whatever good shots you landed and you didn't really take any damage that's a great that's great momentum to go to the fight with and you don't know if you have another spawn said she's going to go like that take any damage that's a great that's great momentum to go to the fight with and you don't know if you have another sparring sessions going to go like that you know you might be tired you might be going down those guys might be on the game that day and if you get a toe sparring session with anyone to do one more because you can go into a fight after getting your ass kicked in the sparring session go in there with bouncing guys but


    Michael Bisping on His Eye Injury | Joe Rogan
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    good eye is well under the Gastelum fight so I'm like you know this is worth it because you had oil in one of your Yeah Yeahs explain how that was going on when I detach my retina surgery it's one of the things call the retina in place fly with and I was filming a movie in England a few weeks like I said and set alarm padlock I did whatever can go wrong with an I trust me I went through it looks different now but it looks better than it looks tiny tiny tiny tiny tiny tiny bit out of it and divisions very blurred I mean I was able to pass the test to pass to be able to clear back admission to buy you got to have 20/200 Vision which I was able to scrape by with the skin of my teeth you know so imma dog too was always amazed that that I could still see to that amount if I if I squint you in the right direction could you see into different images distorted mu Cibrian council's the distorted while you know so what does depth perception Remains the Same issue yeah yeah you know issue throughout my last few fights for me that the main thing I mean to say you know I was cleared medically by the doctors and you know the UFC was very very on top of all about the UFC you know tell me to a number of different doctors and walnut and other say best just breathe and every time I did the doctors were like we don't recommend that you fight you know he 2200 still clinically blind yeah yeah yeah so but but yeah that's crazy by which occasion just happens by chance do you know after which I'm always calling for sure the Bell or whatever never even occurred to me for a heartbeat why is that is this how you've always been this is something you I still felt that I could I could win it since you know but a lot of guys if they lost most of the use of one of their eyes would have been done and probably the smart thing to do would it would have been one of those guys but for me you know it meant a lot to me I wanted and this is me did they say it was my identity until I will not belt I wasn't hoping that when I wanted my wife said she wanted me to return what I thought Luke and in La she said if you win I want to retire I said bed if I lose then I'll retire okay cuz fair enough, tile shop on my way it is what it is I would have to close yet or not in La she said if you win I want to retire I said babe if I lose then I'll retire okay cuz fair enough, Tile Shop you know I didn't go on my way it is what it is I would have to close you all know if I win


    Michael Bisping on KO'ing Luke Rockhold, Becoming Champ | Joe Rogan
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    doing a movie during the time you were doing the rockhold fight that's right yeah I was filming XXX about three months and then I was complaining home and was looking some walkie talkies for my seven-year-old I don't know why I thought that be a good idea turns out getting hold of these days I went on a wild goose chase I'm looking for the my checks which I got a coffee and I'll see Chris Weidman and pulled out so yeah text Dana I said listen to get fired this is true you know you know where I am and he was at all grade we left out you know baba baba blah I knew it was fine for will Bell in two weeks you know I would have been on a strict diet not overindulging but I definitely off Windows and then the next day and walking into the gym just a little light workout I'm a phone shops exploded lighting up like a Christmas tree I don't know what the hell he calls me is that Mike dangerous sports for the belt so where I'm at home so I'm panicking like crazy, so I got the first thing I did I run into the change you've got on the scale I was at 2:15 to 16 is that rough yeah for sure yeah I like a week before I like to be 200 pounds 2 weeks before I'm 215 umich It screw the weights I need to run and I just run out the gym on my shoulders detect second season of homeless people falling over and then Dana called so I'm negotiating you know the fight while spooning to Toronto what is so typical of my career I want my whole career you know been through many ups and downs and now here I am I get the title fights I'm 2 weeks now it says I'll be filming a goddamn movie I've been there with Jim and amazing for a while doing anything so I'm kind of destined to fail this so f****** typical a lot of train is out there I had to let apartment in his left Bakers in mixed martial arts only these days and you know I mean guys that really have true Heritage and martial arts or any kind of steep history and Combat Sports the few and far between you know you can train any guy can watch a video and it's a little bit of coordination how to hold pots and these days just as you can do that whole pies doesn't make you a coach does not make you a cousin has a lot of fake is out there but Jason is not one of them and he speaks from the heart and he knows what the f*** he's talkin about and we had a good shop and by the end of it I was I was feeling a lot better and so when you were filming that movie where you working out at all I was doing vanity workouts I like to run show me when I'm in the city so I was willing probably three or four days a week at 4 2 mile run as I was running and I was lifting weights a few times a week you know biceps and shoulders go back down to exercise but sometimes it's good anyway right so give your body a chance to recover well that's what I said afterwards because I went into that 5 feeling so strong feeling so good I'm not cuz I I consistently overtrained every single fire in MyCareer part from that once you don't always says to take a day off to rest about it you know how close is a fine line between having the confidence to take a day off and being lazy Boston said I'm going to sit on the couch today you know but if you believe you no listen I'm good I'm going to take it down to walk cuz I need it you know so that was one of the mistakes I made with my career I always trying too much and Jason said you know I used to mine for myself because it meant so much to me you know my fight career meant so much to overcomplicate you're overanalyzing overworked and I doubt that was hindering my performance is and I never once thought to that do my ability of what I performed in the gym never once I remember one day I pulled up outside recap and Jason was waiting for me outside and I pulled up my niece's might come in give me a quick shower Europe that act like it don't go in lose you f****** Tempest spaz out stress out like a dick say things you regret you know when this pain is not required until he go in your way if you know a little pissed off or whatever you know that he's Jiu-Jitsu coach he's catching you in topping you out a little bit you can you just you know and Jason said to me cuz I was always stressed you know any said listen we don't know if you going to win this time I believe in you I believe you can win this fight but we don't know if you going to win this fight so this might be the only time you're ever going to fight for well-child right enjoy the process fighting for the championship you find for the belt you wanted this hope this your whole life enjoy this you know and it was such amazing advice going to like yeah you're right and I went through the whole thing is a big smile on my face when you clip rockhold I remember thinking holy s*** when I see rockhold legs buckle and I see him stagger backwards I was like holy s*** he got them and then when he stumbled against the cage and you bashed him and stop them why does bring a smile to my face almost I couldn't believe it was like a movie it was like it was it was one of those things because you were big Underdog come and satisfy everybody know you took it on short notice yet everybody knew that you were working on a movie and so for you to land that when you landed at left-hand you missed it once before 2 and remember thinking that man that is f****** clothes like you saw this opening for that left hand and you you clipped him over the top of the shoulder didn't see it, you drop that left hand on his Hennessy like his eyes roll back in his legs give out black man that was the whole plan to left hook you know Jason and seeing that he was open for that and I seen he was open for that and he was even doing this exercise on these bonds and like a resistance bands whatever just went the last talkin you know as a fire when you when you land to go charge because you get the feedback on your face there's nothing like it through the glove stop back against the fence and be careful not to go in his guard but the best feeling I've ever felt in my life was Big John McCarthy gigantic for pulling my head up bodyzone believable professional and unprofessional you know when I was a kid that's all that was you know that that that was my only identity is being a fire you know I'm just being that guy you know I'm fortunately rightly or wrongly what's wrong wrong way you know of course it is becoming the world champion knowing that everybody wrote me off knowing that everyone talks s*** about me you know or the fighters how do I know if my wife is beyond me. And she just has a shout out cuz if it wasn't for her and none of this would have happened but with what happened after the fight I'm a you say whatever you say you're unlucky because you know good fight whatever Bubba Bubba Bubba I said that and I counted on having my moment I was just out of my mind on adrenaline and just having a great time again don't worry about that you in an octagon you just been knocked out it's okay you'll figure it out in a minute don't worry about it you'll come too but you'll be good so I kind of look like an a****** because people didn't see that he would refuse to shake my hand and then when used it was ever since I've been born escaped me a little bit I can only imagine it was good while maybe good I'm just happy that for you you know having a chance to see all your fights and and see your career go for as long as it went that you did go out with a title that is that is that was for me a chance to see all your fights in NC your career go for as long as it went that you did go out with a title that is that is it yeah you know I mean that was for me I'm not sure I retired I wouldn't have retired yet


    Joe Rogan & Michael Bisping on Holloway vs. Ortega
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    yeah it's impossible jackley I like both I like when fight as a respectful and I like when Fighters talk s*** yeah for sure I mean I did enjoy it was nice to see Brian Ortega Max Holloway. Nice back-and-forth what months are a part of me Brian was you know he's not listening I hope you well and hope you're over the injuries and all that type that was nice to see right but they both wigs using confidence at the same time they were both had him into going to win the fight so mean to overly cordial you know I do want to see that live in church or meet in the f****** president as head of whatever you want but that's my final weigh-in and they're staring each other down like even though it was respectful there was a lot of tension is a lot of tension breath away in Matteson Bryant they just stood you know a couple feet away from each other staring at each other it was intense it was real that was a f****** hell of a fight to I was kind of back that's how we looked and then he was slurring his words and then side I just Nina 2 days 3 days off from a v i going to f****** UFC tonight whatever you do my obligations as a fire and then another fire on the roster calling me out for an injury and now the fights off I've been pissed off of them maybe I wasn't fully convinced that he was okay cuz it seems like he was nothing else still slurring his words or whatever but mumbler cardiac his car was incredible to the roof you know that actually Footwear combinations cuz I'm goes well weeds the fight that's the main thing you know what I mean he reads the fight so that reads the fine and he's so good at implementing that strategy of like consistent pressure constant angles switching stances and he switches stances flawlessly fights just as good as he does orthodox and he'll switch in the middle of a combination will be counted a really good and you hit them back you like laps is a lot of that probably had to do I'm just speculating from probably cut and he was trying to get down really quickly. it's great to see that he is okay too but I'm really happy that you did point that out because there was some issues and I think a lot of that probably had to do I'm just speculating from probably got to do with that massive weight cut and he was trying to get down really quickly to 155 which is crazy right cuz he fights at 145 is the champion and even struggling to go down from and that he was in the 180s get down to 155 quickly


    Joe Rogan & Michael Bisping on Trash Talking
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    is there is the fine line between talking s*** and and backing it up but he don't you you you did a great job of pissing people off in your career and that is that plays a factor that whatever you can do to get just them a little bit out of their comfort zone a little bit out of their composure like and you you were really good at that was the thing you know what I did and in my mind you know where I come from my background you know if we're going to fight them going to fire and then it's all out War you know until it's all said and done and if I can make you doubt yourself if I can you know it's like at the Wayans at the ways that's the last time you going to get a chance to send a message to him you know what I mean and you get any space and you can just instill a little fear puffy chest out look intimidating because I'm easy, you know and then some fire is my just look at that and laugh and said this ain't going to work on me but show me does and then and then you don't fight to the best of their ability because they're slightly doubting themselves fully committed to the punch or the cake and it's a not fully committed than 100% and not fighting as well as they can be and I'm winning you know so yeah you look like Pinellas McGregor McGregor the best at it you know I get people to follow look at just employee I didn't Michelle Phan. First fight true didn't it didn't work in that fight it's something like a lot of people would wish that Fighters were respectful and just you know treated well the martial arts way and bow to each other and that's great it is you know it's funny I was working on this morning and the gym manager he said he said but I understand what you saying but it's entertainment and it gets people that that's another reason why you should do what you trying to sell the fight you do you want you want you want every part of you involved with to be popular as possible Fury and Wilder yeah you know I was I was eating it was an amazing fight but yeah when they have these press conferences and no one's being mean at all I mean half the fun this time yeah well this been some Hilarious Moments and in press conferences I mean do the one that giant one with the UFC where I Jeremy Stephens calls out the Conners do life it was dry


    Joe Rogan & Michael Bisping on Steroids in MMA
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    look I mean you still have yoel Romero at the top of the Heap I don't know what they're doing with him I mean he was supposed to be fighting bull Latina but who's on telling me that you don't believe that you'll remember ever took a steroid in his life I didn't say that. let me tell you something I'm not a guy that Scott was the back of everything I've read I'm going to try this m*********** I really am I wish I wasn't but I am I'll just go through my life doing what I do I've been tested a million times never come close okay so when the guys they blow up the love you know there was talk of certain camps that would hire guys who knew testing and these guys would orchestrate a program for these fighters to make sure that they didn't get caught. They would figure out ways to you know to taper off but still keep your games and and make sure that you didn't test positive at all and this was done under the assumption that everyone else was cheating as well and this was for a long time that was how a lot of people view the sport do guys like you BJ Penn there's a few guys that you just knew I do anything it was their word they said they would never do anything at all and they never looked like they did anything you always maintain the exact same physique throughout your entire career what this thing is I think they started getting a little weird because replacement therapy became a thing I know you have to do is go see doctor said hey you know a hard-on or whatever and all of a sudden decide you illegal these guys coming out there saying you know he was a different kind of human being he was just completely different than he is Reebok you can say that because when I follow him i-41 crcu funny when he was at the super beat or absolutely look like f****** The Incredible Hulk you can see that you know I'm a little congested so I keep coughing the real the real key is better that's better that's way better that's much more accurate and he's a guy who was known to take things took things early in his career and we thought Randy when he was 240 lb Jimmy's guys got a big Bubba Bubba blah but you don't think like that if you still having those thoughts those doubts shut looking at Fighters physique and thinking you look good lost right now but in hindsight you can look back at the house but I'm not as we now beat our Heavenly Village yes and he kept sticking his thing in my face he was pissing me off and he kept sticking his thing in my face he was pissing me off of Jesus


    Deontay Wilder: I Don't Want to Be a Celebrity
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    do it in the big time. I just appreciate every job that I had you know I appreciate everything that you know that it happened to me in my life and may allow me to appreciate you know who I am now allow me to appreciate just a smaller things that allow me to just be myself you know I'm going to type of person that I don't really care about Fame and I only want to be called the celebrity you know me I want to be able to live life and do what I do I want to be able to enjoy just the smallest things are life I don't want people to take that away from me you know of me being able to go to a movie or grocery store whatever spend time with the family can shut that I like cooking I like going to the grocery stores The Fresh Market pick up my fruit and stuff that I want to put in my whatever I'm preparing for the night and stuff like that and I I'm a people's person as well so I don't mind being bothered but you know it can't go play I've seen other people get get get crazy for not being mad you know and they said it themselves like they don't they wish they could do certain things normal things but people people people take it to the next level you know get all in your big special about this fight like I kind of had to cut some people you know I had to cut some people who caught the attention was already wrong that's seen the potential I put a lazy day to see the opportunity and they try to make moves on me already Lonely at the Top you know because you get to the point where you don't know who to trust you start down there everybody around you you know I'm a energy person so I'm always real refreshing the feeling up the energy let me see what it feels like like like you know I'm saying another always allow me to meet certain people to be around certain people because if you changed your presence the energy that you just it will change as well to change angles are trying to profit off of you the trunk me to do things if you know you know I'm a strong-minded person I got a lot of strong-minded men around me I always tell people we speak positively think positive and reefs around that was how about positive you know positive energy you know Indian I will result is always positive the only time you ever see me you know acting out I would say if someone come and break that piece you'll never find me and my brothers you know out Lionel Messi with someone starting anything I'm not I'm not I'm not I'm not the one that start anything because I want peace I don't want to see a fight outside if it's not in the boxing ring I'll walk away if I sit on the outside because I feel like they don't know what they doing you know me is there something can happen easily you see us being pulled out now and days and you know I stay away from confrontation as much as possible that's why I thank God that I'm a homebody I'm not here I'm at home you know when you have to find when you have to you know fine things to do when you have to leave home all the time you don't have a peaceful home and I believe in that you know I don't understand when you when it's busy you have to work yourself that's one thing but you know when you just a man that don't I don't put myself out there to be a risk for no one you know my risk is that home if something going to happen then you know Deonte at home you know I don't know I don't put myself out there that have chance chance after chance of what people look down and slay ain't that students let's do that to him or I try to because I know what I'm capable of doing you know I mean and I like being me I just like being laid-back down-to-earth get along with everyone I'm a people's person in a lot of people would never know it because they only see the perspective of me in the ring or they see me on YouTube and you're going to interviews let's do this let's do that to him or I'll try to because I know what I'm capable of doing you know I mean and I like being me I just like being laid back down to Earth get along with everyone I'm a people's person in a lot of people would never know it because they only see the perspective of me in the ring or they see me on YouTube and interviews


    Deontay Wilder on Fighting Injured: I Am a True Warrior
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    you know and right now I'm in a candidate for you no fight of the year and also you know fight fight something I came back with Luis Ortiz I was going in and came back with fiery another epic fight and then we gon hit the two again bad they don't come back Wednesday in forever but when it's going bad it's hard for them to come back but you figure your way through bad situation you make adjustments. Even when something is going wrong with my body like I don't have 7 operations on my arm and I've been a minute times like surgery break break break and you know many times in my in my fights I've broken my still fought you know tore my bicep come in third degree burns you know all that stuff like I'm a true warrior you know I always think I like if I do something like if I break my hand when I tore my bicep in the rain my whole mentality string change it to what am I forgot to fall off that's why I'm glad I got to keep fighting I got to keep going I'm a warrior you know and you can never tell you no because I still throw it with bad intention you know I'm still you know Lennon and hit it just like with the Chris Arreola fight when I broke my hand and tore my bicep my count my team knew I broke my hand but I didn't mention I tore my bicep cuz I'm like why I tell him I don't want no one to panic I'm not worrying about it I'm going to keep throwing it I got to keep him Chris was so surprised that I did all these things it was still able to throw it is just the mentality when it comes to come back like my mentality just overall it just I feel I'm the best and if you going to come and beat me you coming beat me it's not going to be easy that's why I mostly guys when they fight me they bring their A-game every last one of them you know because they know it's going to be tough and they also know I have the power to get them out of there you know a lot of guys you know it it did the afraid of that because I mean over and over again like I said my power last from the 1st through the 12th round you can never be night too comfortable with me because of that you know and then that's big for me to have you know I've always said back in like seeing you know I've said the same question myself like damn when you got all this power like and you know me being the person with it I felt many times when I felt dangerous I feel like I feel like at times we could be too much power cuz I get scared of myself at times because I know I got the potential to potential to hurt someone seriously you know just dealing with it just looking back and send some of the guys I've knocked out and seeing these reactions and you know the condom broke guys arms out and broke the eye sockets out of you know put them in seizures you know almost killed speaker and New York you know he laid there for for a while you're not even see him breathing you know and so forth and so long you know it it's been amazing to have so much power but still trying to understand some of the guys I've knocked out and seeing these reactions and you know the condom broke guys arms out and broke the eye sockets out of you know put them in seizures you know almost killed speaker and New York you know he laid there for for a while you're not even see him breathing you know and so forth and so long you know it it's been amazing to have so much power but still trying to understand


    Deontay Wilder Shares the Real Reason He Started Boxing
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    young in your box and clear from the time you started training correct how long was it in until you're fighting Olympics I made Olympics team in a year-and-a-half I got a license for boxing been in a in a tournament and I'm headed seldom and you know he'd seen these kids like a year after year at the year and he I remember him saying a son who are you Alabama you know you know we was based off of football and basketball and stuff like that I didn't even I was surprised it was a gym in Alabama when I did start you know I was like why I like I can't believe like I'm in a boxing gym I never thought one will be here we didn't do that you know we didn't hear about it but that was so you know I couldn't play football because you have to go to school for that I need the money right now and you know so I was looking at a way of making money like right now and you know I had a friend in college moves always talk about what we want to try to do it one of the things we trying to do to get to that point because you know talk is cheap we can always say what we want but if you're not playing any type of action towards what you with your words you just it just it just talk you know and he said he thought I should box he thought I should start boxing I thought it was a great ideas where to start but only for the simple fact I handled myself well streetwize you know nobody ever seen me just lose or get beat up StreetWise I was this quiet guy I tell people I never look for trouble but trouble always found me for some reason and and when I did release the anger and I released like it was it was even back then was traumatic and I could never come down come down and took me even if I would see blood I still would come down and see used to be scary for me because you know even back then I have power but I was just I had a lot of aggression I had a lot of anger for some reason I never know why you know and and we thought it was a great idea of how you know what I'm going to do it you know I can't lose weight can I lose you know and just went to the met up with the guy went to the gym you know I've been Tuscaloosa Alabama and I walked in there I'll catch you now I feel like I heard the bell I mean the whole conversations and then the guy sparring and my eyes is everyone I never been in Soma place like this before ever to me for my daughter no I came in as a journeyman Jenna Smith that's what I wanted to be I didn't want you know I didn't know nothing about amateur I know by Aly and you know what he did his journey is a mature but I knew that I didn't do the term of of an amateur like what it what is it you know saying so walking into the gym my whole mentality was to make money for my daughter I don't like yo let me learn just the fundamentals and just kick me out of there, but then we also we had this conversation in the gym about the Olympics I was in the Olympics so I met briefly like we start talking about me and my my training now we start talkin about it and then it just became a whole big Jim discussion everybody stop doing what they was doing just to get in on this conversation we didn't know how to get there but we knew that if we kept winning that we are real real Bissell to get to that point so I just kept knocking your eyes I'll just kept winning kilwinning and then that's how I got on the Olympics team and then I told my daughter when it will be knowing Wade Olympic stain my metal and did all that and then I turned Pro shortly after and I remember telling my daughter when she was 1 years old said daddy going to be a world champion he's going to be able to support you beyond your belief you know for me it meant a lot for me to say that to her because I come from a play for unfulfilled promises you know you ever had someone promise you something and you wait for years and years it don't happen you know you still holding on to that promise that they told you special being a child you know you still like all right you know what happened to Morrow you see that certain thing that was supposed to been given is no more there is it is it is gone you know and that really hurt me you know what time just coming up that's why I'm a man of my word now you know if I tell someone something you can take it to the bank you know it's going to happen you know it's just a you know God is on time God so it don't come and we want it but it's always on time when he's involved and when I'm involved when I say something I try to make it you know that really hurting me you know what time just coming up that's why I'm a man of my word now you know if I sell someone something you can take it to the bank you know it's going to happen you know it's just so you know God is on time God so it don't come we wanted but it's always on time when he's involved and when I'm involved when I say something I try to make it it's going to know I'm a man of my word no matter what I say


    Joe Rogan | Deontay Wilder on His Rematch with Tyson Fury
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    fightnext that's what they want cuz they want all that extra gambling money and restaurant money show money but that's where I would like least I would you know I wouldn't mind going back to New York as well this makes it easy for people because you know the apple is right there in 5 minutes away you on the strip and that's what most people be at and stuff but you know when we'll see when the time comes you know I'm open for any any any place you like seeing how you back in the gym and stuff like that and I just hit bathroom likewise because it's crazy because he's mine said it's it's being back in the gym and mine's is the same way you know I've been I've been trying a lot talking about this fight like it's been like I'm already you know it in discussion with certain Outlets what it was like we've been boosting up this necklace rematch fight like it's it's it's almost here it's been crazy though it's as well to you know I've been from LA but to New York I'm just getting from New York now I'm back here and now I'm going to go to my original home time I got things I got to do out there enjoying the holidays I'm going to take a vacation with my family and then once I get back I'm back into the gym myself and the next fight the rematch first of all you couldn't you better dance party when it comes to promotion me Titans fantastic on the microphone he's hilarious got that great accent fun to listen to him talk so you guys promoting this and getting ready for whatever it is April May June whatever it takes place when there's going to be probably one of the biggest heavyweight fight if not the biggest of all time I was just so excited you know me because I could see I can visualize it now I can really realize how big is could become I knew it was going to be big but you just don't know how people are you know funny especially you know people always have things to do you know it was a perfect storm and it was in LA you know no matter what they love boxes they second nature sport they don't have college sports in professional sports that they had to deal with boxes like I said this second nature Sport and you know you know they don't have as many as people we have here to hear like what maybe 66 million some like that Alabama and Mississippi they can fit UK and Alabama Mississippi and still have space which over here we got so much without how many colleges and professional sports and you know boxing is like probably laugh sport you know on the list you know I probably you know exaggerating with that a little bit but this is definitely seem like that we definitely you know in the back and it's so much to compete with his soul is so hard here to do it and then when you when you finally get that shine you know that's what it comes from you know when a minute when you were in it and you understand puppy with his soul is so hard here to do it and then when you when you when you finally get that shine you know that's what it comes from you know when a minute when you're in it and you understand it is like how was so hard it was to get it to get to this point you know damn near 11 years like to get to this point and then when you finally get his life


    Deontay Wilder on His Crazy KO of Bermane Stiverne | Joe Rogan
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    just like just like I say this the store with with Fury selling with the mental illness and stuff like how people was mostly tired like I got emotionally tired to Ortiz because he was a father that deal with a child with a disability as well as I so I know how hard it is to take care of children with disabilities and I know it takes a lot of money you know so I'm always for him I've been talking about him ever since that time we fought Win Lose or Draw I would have I've been talking about him because of the emotional ties that I have with him I understand them and when you understand a person you root for that person no matter what no matter whose side you on whatever with a person have something you feel like it's worse than the next person or you can relate you know you you want them to win Uno don't have a lot of amateur experience when you when you fight a guy that's that seasoned and you get to see you like what it looks like you get to see what it looks like when you're in the ring with a guy who's had just as he said 300 plus amateur fights the overall that's mean that's an amazing learning opportunity just had too confident that I was I was the best I was no matter what he had always going with that confident though I blocked everything that is accomplished we knew what we was up against it but you know they was calling him to the boogeyman on Division and at that point of time I still need to prove myself because you know people still doubted me that you know I've been down to me from the start of my career and I was like since nobody want to fight them I want a blessing with this opportunity so he's next moves that I made with stubborn to then Ortiz and fury call time where you stand that with your hands down a step forward and it's like he was a comic book scene like the way you knocked him out like I said about like you being a bad guy in the movie it seemed like you were back on a boxing movie say if there's someone was the coach of a good guy and I was sitting ringside and I was watching you do that would be like David like I was a third person can explain it and then when I started throwing punches like I went back into my body and start Welling on them and whatever I can't I can't explain that why I feeling about this guy before yeah yeah and it was perfect Bible does the first list I went outside of my body right here I'm standing then I came back I kid you not I don't know what the hell was going on with me that was ridiculous that was ridiculous Indian the referee it down. I don't really know that would have been funny Lego Hero to the other corner with the Ortiz made because people would it made that more more in movie yeah that would have been but you know Sapphire my dad was the real start of it all you know when I'm in the public perception exactly exactly I knew I was really going somewhere with that special when it went viral and and then coming back with the Ortiz made because people with it made that much more interesting to see what I'm going to do


    Joe Rogan | Deontay Wilder Says He KO'd Tyson Fury
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    for me they both waiting me like almost all my career you know so I always say I rather be the part then look the part because I've been in many situations where I've seen guys looking the part but then when it's when they get to the nitty-gritty they are not depart part 2 where's those bigger heavier guys maybe cuz the Bloods got to push through all that extra muscle and all that extra body tissue maybe they can't keep that powers where you can't because in the 12th round first of all I don't know how the f*** he got up I do not understand I'm ever watch the crazy crazy and then of course you play that thing on your Instagram which basically shows that you did not come out you know just get up at 10 it's not his job to know exactly when 10 seconds is a word correctly restuffed ahead delays on the account I just seen the fight like six times and it is definitely got to eat you know it was a very long delay you know getting the canvas and his his his his whole head meat penetrated like like it start getting tight the muscles in his getting tighten the back and you know but it's it's so much with that I know how you got I didn't understand how you get up either you know God is a good god what he believed that that's what he believed it more big shots he kept moving but then he started getting his leg back under him and started Landon does also other things as well to you know you still a gypsy though you know you know they believe in a lot of things potatoes man it was horrible and it was horrible it was very biased it was a lot of things that was pulling out what theory was doing but you got a lot of things what I was doing even when I knocked down in the knife around they had all this to say but when I'm not around it was so quiet and it wasn't even a devastating knockout cuz I was behind the head but they wanted to call out meeting him behind the ear how many times I got hit behind-the-head never was revealed even just just just just hold you know bill up to it you know he saw the story he sold it yet before America and you know any comeback sport it did with emotional you know emotions you know people got emotionally tied to it people a lot of people could relate to his story you know certain things I could relate to and then you know when when you you when you capture you know the world can you capture people that that they get emotionally involved they want you to win just because of his going to win the stuff like that in the commentators you are especially Paul especially got very emotional with it a lot of the other cancers well to just going back listening to them on Spotify six times you know I definitely had it you can see a bear a better look on the fight Community V you know even if I'm listening I'm not really listen that much I'm just watching him having a conversation a room with a bunch of people I was watching what's happening what was interesting to me was you made adjustments you know and it one thing that you made a big adjustment is when you landed in the 12th round you shorten everything up that right hand up it wasn't a winging punch at all it came straight down the pipe and then that left hand behind him in the f****** timing cuz he was already going down already hit him clean he's going down then that f*** left hook so you going to have to be perfect for all 12 rounds the only have to be perfect for a couple seconds but he didn't get hit clean you got hit one time like pretty solid behind the ear but the big one was in the 12th. I'm so impressed with both things would you be able to land like that with him and Emily get up I'm just the heavyweight division is it's been there for a long time and then we started with last year's summer just started religious progressing and people started talk about it especially been dead in America I remember time with no one knew who was who was the heavyweight champion of the world were you know the European guys and stuff like that so I always made it my business like I want to bring it back I want to do it like Miley did and a lot of the other form of Champions like Holly did and a lot of the other form of Champions deal with people knew when I understand the sport of boxing then who was the champion and stuff like that always thought I had that that do dishes fulfilled even when I was in the Olympics because a lot of people don't even know I was in the Olympics 2018 Olympic as well and just from that point is feel like I had to be the one to bring it back


    Joe Rogan | Deontay Wilder on His Freakish Punching Power
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    my man what's up baby first of all how do you punch so hard you the one you chose and you know that she was very big and you know she was big in it in this. Spirituality and Christianity you know so she's always be a teacher you know she wasn't really a discipline or disciplinary type of woman she was a teacher she wanted to teach you tell you the same thing she's always out I was annoyed she won't even let my parents with me when you up you want to be the one to bring you guys up don't whoop him you know somebody tells you something like that at a young age experience in life when your own and start seeing certain things and then even even when I got out of my own you know I really is a lot of things I didn't start understanding until I was Thirty you know I'm saying just to let you know, certain things different things will happen in my life you know that you you know sometimes you just need you deal with it and you handle it the best way you can handle but it's certain things that starts to happen you like my grandma said some about you know you know that's how my life been but it's amazing how I can come in at 2:09 and finally got that coming in at 2:16 and then able to drop him like I did like it's crazy but I did what I look my brother just started and in that in the Cruiserweight division hopefully can bring some excitement you know to it because you you're so right you know it's almost like they don't even talk about it who starred in that in the yard Cruiserweight division hope he can bring some excitement you know to it because you you so right you know it's almost like they don't even talk about it


    Joe Rogan Can't Stop Laughing at Fake Martial Artists!
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    I really did fall over and die hamsters live like 3 days old he said he said he said he caught it on video and I said well, come and watch the video so we went that okay so we flew to Ohio to meet sccysa valet so like he's like well and that guy is off camera. so I'm like woah and the hamster gets up again and the video ends so I was like that's not that life yeah it cuz I was like a bleeding heart liberal and I was his wife told him to not show you the video that you flew all the way the f*** to a fantasy I think it's possible that. Dumpster just doesn't die no way bro what's the volume here the esophagus sit there like destructing the the nerve the vagus nerve that goes to the brain and this is your C6 C7 your cervical disc and I'm going to attack the cervical discs through the Carotid artery they don't like is almost like they learn all these technical terms try to make their horseshit look more palatable which we have a way to do that please don't show anybody Sir with your flabby Grandma arms guys wonderful I don't know why man I don't know why but this stuff gives me so much pleasure I enjoy fake martial arts videos more than almost anything more almost as much as hold this beer that Twitter account that I took one cuz I find a good new one I don't know why I was going to do mine development o mind about that I can see this development of the mind but you know you have a ship at the mirror impenetrable as face be a brick wall chameleon military but he's wearing a military I do know that guy to do these demonstrations 15 when we would open up a new school would you these demonstrations and it was the only time we ever broke boards play something up the grain is actually going in the way that you wanted to break you breaking it with the grain you literally can do with your fingers foul like Special Forces at Fort Bragg that they would bring guy into movies 90s before the Ultimate Fighting Championship came around there was a lot of fake martial arts out there a lot I know people that we're teaching fake martial arts that got into the military that got into the police the guy who is deep in the police force and he had fake martial arts on his martial arts were f****** completely useless the blur and easy it is afraid that special special ops Pinewood intelligence in Arlington would try and walk through his wall space what is the world mostly made up of asking them to me he told me one time he said like he said what is he acting mostly made up of space what is the world mostly made up of acting them to me the key Witnesses


    You're a Bigot if You Don't Want to Date a Trans Woman? Joe Rogan and Jordan Peterson:
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    Huntsman is fine competition with men against women is often thought of as cruel as well because obviously physical competition is easy for that to border on cruel this is why we're we're talking before the show that instead of calling people men and women when referring to like cuz there's there's just very disturbing in my opinion trend of transgender women entering in these competitions now with women who are biologically female and dominating them and that instead of calling people men and women let's dispense with that you can be another woman if you have an XY chromosome then if you're an x x / 6y person you don't get to engage in physical, an XY person doesn't engage in physical combat with except not hit xx's house that and maybe they can't run in car running contest against them and maybe they can play tennis against the door within and maybe that's just reasonable these pronouns in the compelling use these pronouns that your thought to be transphobic person because you feel like there may be should be some rational discussion about the physical limitations of certain body structures cuz that's what it is if you're talking about my field of business you talking about combat yesterday she's a good friend of mine has an eight-time World Muay Thai Champion she's a monster but she doesn't fight against men and he shouldn't fight against men although she's probably could beat a bunch of them right it's not she should have to eat a variety of men can even out the playing field with hormones know you can even it a little there's certain things like I've always said you gave Brock Lesnar a sex change and put him in a dress he's going to run through every woman that's ever lived in the history of women there's not a single woman going to be able to deal with that bone structure and that that mine that that guy has had with testosterone pumping through it for 39 years absolutely ridiculous the one thing that I was attacked on more than anything in my entire life is saying that I think it's ridiculous to have a trans woman compete against women and mixed martial arts I was like you want to have them do it in chess if you want to have to do it in something that's non-physical sure you wanted them to be a woman yes okay you want to be recognized as a woman you sure but it's compelling people if you don't want to date a trans woman then you are some sort of a bigot your man you even if you want a family you know you remembering in in Brave New World in huxley's book it was considered immoral to reject anyone sexual advances because it was prejudicial oh yeah and the thing isn't it is prejudicial that's the thing now that he's so that makes the question even more interesting because the question is at what point do you have the right to your prejudices and what one of the things that we seem to clean to and I would say rightly is that we're allowed to be Prejudice when it comes to who we interact with sexually and then and who we choose as friends and that's right that's the right to Association and you know you said you only up to a certain point well. This is because this new logic is kind of leaking Indian sexual preference like if you have a problem with someone being overweight sizes or something well the thing is is that you can't have preferences without having prejudices course that's a big that's a big issue so what does that mean you don't get to have any preferences house that didn't work out in terms of like what you like to eat or what kind of films you enjoy what kind of books you read you're allowed to have these preferences but we've come to what you're sexually attracted to there's a new emphasis now trying to draw that line and and say it's preposterous The Logical conclusion to all these other things that have been happening because that is where the rubber hits the road it's like you know when I went well I I've seen this in in debates that I've had publicly where people you know talk about Prejudice and I pointed out to them that they have prejudicial attitudes with regards to their sexual preferences cuz they don't just sleep with anyone who asks them right so it's like how is that not a Prejudice well of course it's a Prejudice under what circumstances are justifiable and that's a conversation we don't like to have because we believe that there are no circumstances whatsoever under which produce this is our are acceptable there's a big difference between prejudice and discrimination I think those two dick inflated yes there is a big difference between prejudice and discrimination discrimination rats that's like intelligence sure everything is everything isn't the same about everything all the time so you discriminate you rank order things and you need to rank order them even to pursue things that are valuable the same about everything all the time so you discriminate you rank order things and you need to rank order them even to pursue things that are valuable


    Steven Pinker: How Tribal Politics Can Make You An Idiot
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    This Heart of Mine sets that at their you see on the left and on the right at there certain subjects that you if you support that subject you are automatically thought of as a left Winger have you support the subject your order automatically thought it was a right if you are on the right you probably think yeah it in some way like there's someone says to me that they think that climate change is a probably an overblown thing that is a cycle that the world's been going through for wherever I go you're white winter you be right yeah I'm almost always always always and if you think you know all gay people should be allowed to get married who cares I know you're probably left Winger Kodak Farm it was just civil unions are now hold of the country is flipped but in general to these changes can happen but you're right that lot of opinions are just loyalty badges to a coalition and they can sometimes changing is very strange way so with with Donald Trump who is in many ways a pretty radical right winger what do you think what's your opinion of Russia now for decades if you are the rights you mistrusted Russia and if you're on the left there you know they weren't so bad they misunderstood now it's like totally flipped opinions on Russia just because of Donald Trump on the right are more sympathetic to Russia that would have been almost unthinkable MN truck managed to flip it what it shows is going to be where I'm going with this and this is something that I would I change my mind I used to think they were these ideologies kind of like religious catechisms where these are the beliefs that I follow from one another but a lot I just brought tribalism Sports the players guy it was Jerry Seinfeld 17 you you rooting for clothing because you could see it like it's such an obvious pattern and that when it when it plays out like you know with a global warming thing I was having a conversation with a guy in my Jiu-Jitsu class and I'll never forget that and he was like it's a cycle you know it's a cycle warming and climate change has always been a cycle and you know the people that say that it's not it's like very temperature of the planet Earth complex and what is causing it is it a carbon monoxide thing is it at me what why do you just automatically subscribe to this and it's because that's how his tribe communicate this is how his tribe and that it gives people Comfort to be in these weird little groups where everybody has groupthink yeah and this is argues for the importance of reason and how there has been progress thanks to application of reason and a natural pushback is well you look at things like that what's going on the first way in which there's actually a kind of rationality that kind of belief namely when you vote what are the chances that your votes will be going to swing the election pretty close to the other hand when you express an opinion in your peer group if everyone what opinion is going to help my esteem in the people I care about they can latch onto all kinds of beliefs if they've become kind of identity badges for their tribe this is rational in terms of the world they live in. So rationale for the planet as a whole if people just subscribe to beliefs based on how do we align beliefs more with truth and less with tribal loyalty blessed because there's a lot of beliefs that people used to have better that I've been have been overturned people don't believe in unicorns anymore or I'll comedian fuel people believe in astrology and a lot of scientific issues are there's no controversy do antibiotics work but what you should be doing is looking at the best possible study with an open mind that's what a cool person does and only an idiot just parrots the wine that's what kind of social change we we need to aim for the people have to subscribe to a predetermined pattern of thinking and behaving because it's it's comforting it's comforting that you know and that also like they know that other people on their group also think like that it's like if you're in the right one of the things about you see about right-wingers is kind of hilarious I was watching this Kyle kulinski secular Talk podcast where he was talking about this these Christians were talking about Trump and when you are on the right you must have a belief in God you just have to and when they were talking about Trump they were saying we're talking about the man that existed before he accepted Jesus you know I don't have the guy was literally saying I don't have a past okay how about you cuz I have accepted Jesus Christ into my life and that once you accept Jesus Christ like you are now a believer in Christ in your for your forgiven for all your past sins this is this is on the right there's a giant percentage of the people that are on the right that subscribe to a religious Christian mindset is it is fascinating least Christian yeah we are that we've ever had the actual content of the voice it's just whoever is on on my side and of course he promised a lot of perks for the for the religious right like the repeal of the Amendments that tax-exempt organizations can't engaging in politics and is lobbying the Johnson Amendment if you don't pay taxes you can't be politically active raw clinical muscle overcame Christian virtue so bizarre to watch just these patterns he's tribal audiological patterns when you you see these groups that have the sort of one Mind Set On This Very equator actually considered to be a cause of the right why well if you are if you're a left-wing activists in the 60s he would say well the only people concerned the environment are rich people who like the view from their Country Estates and they don't want them to be spoiled by going to being cut down for apartments for poor people or their your duck Hunters who want to be able to go and Hunt ducks and and if you really socially concerned you should care about Vietnam and racism and poverty just a luxury about your trees and flowers and then ducks that I flipped and then environmentalism became a left-wing cause but it sees these connections between your Coalition and your beliefs aren't set in stone yeah it wasn't it in the beginning of the forming of the the political parties that was the Democrats are very different and Republicans are more like Democrats oh yeah well starting with Abraham Lincoln the party against slavery and in fact even my lifetime through the sixties in the South Democrats were the right-wing kind of racist party music George Wallace the governor of Alabama said segregation now segregation forever he's a Democrat ran for the Democratic nomination and the southern Democrats were the kind of the right-wingers it was off in the Northeast Republicans who are the Liberals that still part between Massachusetts it'll be a little bit of a remnant of that we've had some liberal Republican Governors we have one right now Charlie Baker is a Republican and William weld who is Ben Lee libertarian vice presidential candidate he was a Republican he was a particularly Conservative Republican so there's the remnant to that in Massachusetts that used to be a little bit of that in New York where they were Liberal Republicans but yeah that's where it's now Democratic rules left-of-center Republican


    Joe Rogan's Take on Hannah Gadsby and "Nanette"
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    special the closing bit with you for an hour in the back room cuz I took it up in the main room following like D'Elia and I just said here we go and nightman that club can really let you know where the silence is and you go all right and then you're like I've been lazy I've been performing the fans who will give you the benefit of the doubt movie quote that I used to hang my hat on there like why don't you work at what used to be and he does anyone can make them laugh cuz like I'm famous like get date I go in like that's like making your friends. That's why it is why I do the road is the art form is to make strangers laugh and I was like yeah well it's it's all so you don't want to delusional perspective and one thing that does happen to some complex Stanhope with his butt like he's like why would I go and do someone else's audience because it took me 25 years to make audience like okay I get it but I really feel like to develop material to really do it right you got to do it in front of his regular people people that aren't necessarily there to see you and the beautiful thing about the stores if there's 15 people in the lineup for 20 people know whatever it is you like and also and also Christina it's just comedy fans yeah that that's giant giant because those guys that like develop like that I've seen a few people that develop an audience and that's all Their audience and then they just get real complacent real lazy liked YouTube comment people that do comedy now it's summer good summer good and summer developing I don't know I was just saying that to be polite but like stage in Montreal because he's been performing the fans on a show where they are the comedians on and then at the end of his set says the comedy shouldn't be about about preaching it should be about making people laugh right it shouldn't be about ethics or morals or your race should be about making people laugh you are onstage not making people laugh that is what you're doing you silly f*** it is one of the silly things I've ever seen in my life is like this is an he's essentially a beginning comic 3 years, videos and the videos are very popular in the Rye somebody else just do your f****** act unless something happened before you that's so egregious and ridiculous that you feel like you have to address it when you go on stage cuz it's just sitting in the room that you have to say something you have to say something what that guy did was ridiculous to tell someone what comedy is and what isn't I'd said I'd read an article about that this I'm assuming she's a gay woman wrote about like thrashing Hannah gadsby and going hey we're gay and we're doing stand-up comedy we're not we're not just preaching we're doing stand-up comedy talk about her trauma and it's working you just don't see us so don't write us off and say, he's dead because you don't see us journalist all buying into it because these people were writing his articles they're not even in comedy they're just Conde fans or fans of her and what I think she did and I'm only see part of it I saw the whole thing it's just comedy but, he could be Cat Stevens it could be Guns and Roses it could be the Geto Boys you know I'm saying like when you go to see music there's a very distinct genres there's no diss just comedy comedy is just comedy like you could go see a folk singer and what they're doing on stage like really slow and quiet is music but then you go to seed f****** Led Zeppelin and Hugo okay well that's music to how the f*** is that music to you know how it how is Motley Crue the same kind of thing is Cat Power how is that how are they the same will they are both music just like we do comedy and she's doing a version of Comedy some of it is really funny and some of it is her just talking about stuff and like a very serious why that's fine against each other this was crazy go see that she's a great joke about unicorns that I giggle about once a week I'll tell a joke that's not on Netflix you can see it when I was growing up I knew more facts about unicorns and I did lesbians she goes there no facts about unicorns I get it it's f****** where we will I think people create unnecessary and artificial adversaries I really do and I think this is one of the ones that's going on right now in comedy can I see all the time with this internet thing. you read the article and you start thinking she said it anymore or one entity specials


    Joe Rogan: What I'd Do If My Daughter Brought Home Tekashi69
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    fight me like big we have before a whole year I just turned I don't feel good right now you all the time he's killing it has rainbow hair rainbow Grill rainbow Grill monster from saw that f****** thing and meanwhile were talking about I'm so he wins and every post I watch every post jigsaw 69 on his belly that looks like marker you just lost his $5000000 headphones yo cuz that's what happened at the Broner fight what happened he was in a beef with Adrien Broner I saw it's crazy makes me watch crazy world we live in a crazy world Public Service Announcement. Last couple days I seem like there's a couple females that are trying to expose me or some s*** like it's a lot of a lot of you I never ever listen to Clips like you know I'm second Clips I'm old enough now where I don't know you left a job for me to go to Home Depot gazebo you never know if this is ridiculous right what is what is the next thing after this s*** like the managers are behind him as a couple other guys that are making a shitload of money I have is it a producer project is in my planned did they pluck this guy got his perfect for our like to really get a tattoo his face you know I mean that's tomorrow millions of dollars yeah but it might not work and you stuck with 69 wait until they get that first big check and maybe there's a controversy between is he a blood or is he a Crip and he's claiming he's both doesn't unfriend with both of them something like that but he wears an awful lot of red so people think that he's a blood


    David Goggins: Suffering Makes You Grow Up
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    Clifton I'll be tired I'll take about a guy caught me 10 years of my life I'll send you throw in that boat in the are the Mind always has a tactical advantage over you why is that it knows your fears and I was just curious that's also what you did in this book you didn't try to like paint yourself in a glamorous are flattering way at any point in time you are honest at every step of the way which I think is just gigantic for people to because you can tell when someone stroke in themselves or I'll shoot themselves and is the messages won't come through right but this is your you come through in this book you know like you who you are what you became and how you became who you are and who you used to be and why you were the way you used to be that comes through is like there's no filter this is just your your thoughts like you what you what you remember about your life and what you think about right now is all comes out onto the pages or if they've done my entire life that's hilarious I know right like you like about you open it up all you know about how about you I have a weakness but you're pretending you don't have one you are attacking yourself you are chipping away your own personal sovereignty your own skipping away at your own respect so true man can't respect yourself cats that come out right now if you don't like me would ever like really mad that should happen 30 f****** years ago 15 years ago you thought you still f***** up about that brother everyday grind hard about your monkey ass man tomorrow I got to go back to the grind and tomorrow I go back to the Grind again and again and again and again I don't have time to put you into the hate think there's no hate any kind of hate makes you grow up


    David Goggins: There Is No End, No Finish Line
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    you you detail exactly what was going through your mind in terms of like your weaknesses and how you'd failed and and then you it's not just one time like you you do the thing in high school will you get your s*** together and then you join the military and then you wind up getting fat again and then when you go when you have to lose what is 106 lb in 3 months up to 2 to qualify for Seal training training yeah cuz I realized that time once again I failed again I thought so will you talk about that took his ass Baptist and I didn't know how to read and write pretty much in high school I like a fourth grade reading level after that test a few times and I finally passed it and when I passed it actually drove my car to the to the day I go on Airport and watch planes take off those planes when they going to Air Force boot camp so I I never always think the things in the sea so if I couldn't read and write learn to read and write I would always fix these things on the surface level and so whenever something hardwood ugly head I didn't have any kind of tools to handle it I meant I thought I fixed this already man but no I didn't go deep into the dungeon of my soul to say okay what is making you a quitter what is making you a weak man what is making you afraid and so that's why I kept on quitting and going start or not knowing how to get through hard times and that's why I was telling you but I'm not a theorist I didn't study like no I didn't tell you f****** book I really put myself in a fire repeatedly like a sword you put a sword and fire repeat lyrics keep on doing that you get an eyesore why are you this p**** man went wrong with you what's going on here so I kept on putting the sword back in the deck on fire and I just beat it harder and I beat harder before I knew I start realizing all right man the brain is starting to get hard the brain is starting to get hard I'm no longer a theory time now practitioner I put it in hell I dissected while I said no can you can't dissect anyting in a normal environment you can't thing is 72 Degree weather he was put it in the f****** freezer and freeze the f*** out of it and then you dissected dissected when it's miserable dissect the brain with all the thinking about I need to get out of here man I want to get out of the f****** freezer open the door and you said No. 5 more seconds Man 5 more seconds in the freezer and asked me to pick that break apart and that's what all this stuff didn't me I kept on putting myself back into the freezer or the fire and beaten out of myself mentally and physically before I knew it this is what happened to self teach you don't like most people that you know you talked to their discipline they know they have something that they read that inspired them they have certain people that they look up to their certain no coaches that taught them there's a certain important moments in their life but who it's a system of failure and and reflection and then rebooting a lot of angry with me I'm a storyteller I want to take your ass down Paradise we also the house I lived in Buffalo New York that got my ass beat every day funny we lived on Paradise Road and it was anything but f****** Paradise so I want you to go there with me you want to learn for me let me take your ass home let me take you there so that's the whole thing about it man we're scared to dive into our life what made it to We Are The Beautiful People that we are all jacked up and so many ways. that's the beauty of me I'm jacked up but I figured out my own little process how to get on Jack to my house I'm not going to get the same with you I'm going to get the same way you going to get there you may get there by going for an appointment I'm at a point C to D to eat after going to be there the same way you are just a little harder that's how I train my brain so it's just different when you stop and think about all the different times that you did have to reboot and how you you you found like new goals and you found new inspiration you fired up a new discipline and you became stronger and harder and you got things that people always look for in life they look for a point where they can rest a retired people love the golden years they love the idea of a struggle as long as it ends and then when it ends are going to have a nice comfortable it must relax man you've done so much it's right you really done so much but this the idea of reaching this golden year is is it's a very flawed idea because it's an idea that you're going to you're going to work hard but then you going to reach the finish line but there's no Finish Line that doesn't exist that's the scary thing about life my friend that is a scary thing right the idea of reaching this golden year is is it's a very flawed idea because it's an idea that you're going to you're going to work hard but then you going to reach the finish line but there's no Finish Line that'll doesn't exist that's the scary thing about life my friend that is a scary thing right


    David Goggins Reveals His Biggest Fear to Joe Rogan
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    you realize how much you would leave it on the table cuz that is I think the unfulfilled potential the story of most people's lives f****** long line of people and I made the heaven 75 years old and 300 lb made haven't worked for Ecolab my entire life spraying for cockroaches that's what I did but I'm dead I'm in heaven now and you are at your judging us all now sitting there lying you have Adam Brown he's a big board up and you talking to Adam Brown about his life and you rip it down and I'm next in line David Goggins I see my name goggles hey you say read this man I'm reading this list and I'm seeing 182 lb Navy SEAL Ranger school motivational speaker changing lives okay me a pull up record all this s*** and I'm like that's not me man and God looks at me and says who you were supposed to be and my biggest fear I visualized some crazy s*** my big that one day I want to reach a judgement on my life someone something is going to judge me what the f*** I was supposed to be in life and what I want now is that whoever judge whatever judge me up there I want them to have a board and then I'm up there right now getting their pin out cuz know this person who judges go through everything from the time your dad the time you're trying to get this up there right more about me don't know for the time you're dead two times your email didn't y'all tell me more time to get I want this person up there to be like this up their writing more about me saying f*** I know you could do that do that so I want to impress whatever the f*** is up there whatever is going on in life I want to go up there and not have anything left on the table I want it I want to drain my soul of every f****** bit of person I am


    David Goggins: I Want to Be a Firefighter
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    I'm very go so I had that accountability mirror but I also plan all my small big-time you know medium goals all the things that do life I'm a big planner I'm a big planner so you know right now I'm going back to scratch so I'm trying to be a wildland firefighter you know I did that for a couple Seasons you can do that now yes I did it I did it for two seasons so this year was my second you're doing it I had to stop about not too much before it ended because this book to start promoting the book I start Fitness in the book up but I'm doing a Fat Tuesday at some f****** work man don't f****** guys get half what made you decide to do that the work you know like when your hand stop becoming really calloused it's time to get back to work you know like I retire from the military ID 21 years in military the military with my life loved everything about it discipline of it there's some about going back into it in the money you make is Neil not about the money at all it's just about the hard work I've always been looking for those people like those guys look like you're out there digging a 3-mile fireline literally a 3-month fireline you're cutting down his f****** shoes a street biggest fire line in a fire line is like 22 18 in challenge that you can't find sometimes by going to gym or by running a hundred mile race if that if that new challenge of like a and you get done digging alright you work 17 hours 16 17 hours you get your f****** f****** sleeping mat out shacktown on the floor right there on the ground get up take some more and I'll be out there to three weeks sometimes don't give a f*** is hard dangerous f****** work and you know you're doing it to help s*** out man you know how did you get drawn into that so I got drawn into it because I was always looking for next challenge and I can't what is there after the military I'm getting back into shape you know I'm f****** getting these health issues for taking care of that I had and I started once again Google's amazing s*** hardcore f****** jobs know pretty much you know heart back up on the horse like the first race no hardest races in the world so crazy I thought I find this Wildland firefighting f*** with music from video of it it looks like it sucks it's hot you know I did that you know I became a seal I was Air Force guy became a steel I went to Ranger school for Delta for twice you know like I'm always looking for what is next looking for those uncommon me and women uncommon people cuz I'm trying to I'm trying to grow I'm trying to grow and a lot of times know you won't be one person that's making you so broke you looking for with Cameron Hanes is Joe Rogan those people who like different people who understand what the f*** you're saying cuz a lot of things I have to say I can't save them all Cameron Hanes dejoria people get it so I go and download those go nucleus Parts get Gilmore Street little more knowledge kill obor tools take those tools with me putting my tool shed and I go off down here on down the road on the new Journey so that's why I do well the proof is in the pudding if you really doing Woodland fire fighting cuz there's no glory in that no sir I'm a f****** make you want to eat today ass off but you just doing it as a challenge is a 43 year old retired man you know all the stuff you've done why are you out here getreide came from you know that's where it starts if that mentality of I'm going to pick up that f****** Pulaski and I'm going to dig this f****** fireline for three damn months. That mentality I never want to lose I never want to get so nice rittal I did it man I did it I did it I'm good I'm going to pick up that shovel on 3 Mile Line I'm ready to go to work anytime and that's what keeps me those are the Sparks like you know I look at motivation it's just a spark it's like it's like killing you know how a big fire stars that start with a little smoke a cigarette being thrown in the woods next thing all California's f****** burn up that's what I've been doing my whole life and I find these little Sparks and want that little thing takes off that's it that's the one our fuel and you got 10-hour fuel then you can move that thing to 1/10 an hour of fuel did Big Log big tree that burn for days and that's where you want to bring that motivation that's you want to bring that drive so if you have no killing the killings me going out these young guys think your 4320 roll keep up with him now that 10 hour fuel 10000 hour food I use throughout my whole life I use that you're my whole life I hate this summer for you and I'll turn you did that man so you know you're not giving up yet not done yet not today and not done today that's a crazy choice to make though Woodland firefighters very interesting choice it is


    David Goggins: I Rubbed Some People in the SF Community the Wrong Way
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    just get to the weeds and that you are you are f****** yourself up by not examining your brain you're not examining your brain message it that's not examine your f****** brain and not take some hard work and suffering if you're not really do that I'm sorry the body will adjust it will adjust time when it doesn't no don't take it like go out there and run through a brick wall many times you can know I'm not saying be me don't run towards in 5 miles at one time I saying do that I'm saying start to learn the mind is powerful is powerful man this is unbelievable but if people need the need a thing to get them going where they need a thing like it's sometimes the first step is the hardest how to take that 1 million Step 2 but sometimes the first step is the most something about the they start going over the phone about procrastination it's like you know it's painful that was so funny superhero that came down from the guy from the heavens above Earth man I don't want to do this s*** I'm looking at my shoes for 30 minutes start. Dua Leo man you can f****** sit here you look at your shoes to 30-40 minutes you go you can think about all day long and you could do it anyway and sometimes you don't have the time to look for 30 minutes before I got my s*** in Muhammad Ali boxing manual like I had to get to Miles and get everything in Manning and get to work man, compete with the alpha males how much is that piss other alpha males off that you were imposing a very high bar I I was very misunderstood human being in the military the Air Force guys like me a lot like me a lot so much snot to seals hey they didn't like me so much with his fine you know I respect him I think a lot of mistakes I've ever have a lot of friends in Seal Team so I got to like like-minded mentalities is me and wants to get man I grew up and I got over a lot of guys still have no luck dating other people can't get over the fact of whatever when I became a seal recruiter a lot of guys that I wasn't deploying for a lot of reasons and what not and they hurt a lot I was that guy who was up like if we went on or we had a workout let's say we had to work up here an island out there shooting guns and in doing land Warfare and we did it's like one in the f****** morning most everybody go to sleep go to sleep or I go to sleep that's a maybe at 5 I was looking for an hour and I'll make sure to always do that and I did it to a point I think it piss some people off because I I want a quiet person about it you know I I want the most humble person always you know so when you're gone out for males or sometimes picking a fight you know all the time and I look different I act a different how was different I am different I take a lot of pride in that and so you know if if you didn't get after it I didn't respect you because I believe that you know where it where I'm at I I know that you this was what we have is all we have is what we do the world sees us a certain way and when I saw that people weren't doing that I had a funky ass f****** attitude that I own it in my book I come back from Ranger school a big-time leader I was a big-time f****** lie I got our man out there I live by example and I realize a lot of times and you're in these schools these schools people want to graduate these schools cuz they suck they don't ever go back to these schools do schools became a f****** life people don't want to see your f****** guy that wants to go back to day 1 week 1 a f****** Navy SEAL training every f****** day your life and that's how I live and it's a disgusting human being I can be hey Bobby Mann III missing the Plymouth man for having f****** you two heart surgeries and people try to start some rumors it on me and you started mercy on me mad because I f****** got the f*** actor in real hard guys like I talk to all time great friend of mine Rodger that brother I'm getting there before I'll be off about six months after her surgery. Mentality cuz I started realizing that young age I was leaving the table and once I found out what human beings capable of I didn't know how to control that I was I was a f****** f****** Savage I told you I thought I ate chips on my shoulder and a lot of times I wasn't great so is it a situation where like with the seals where once you've gotten through Buds and once you've gotten through all of the physically grueling parts of getting to be accepted once you're in then you are imposing standards that they didn't want to didn't want to keep up with I want to tune to had a problem with you know like I like I graduate Ranger school and I cannot got in this platoon and I didn't see eye-to-eye can I was in charge of a PT program and you put me charge the PT program is f****** your ass and think about it I didn't like it either pull up like an hour so imagine doing a rope climbing over you like 10 to 15 pull-ups come back and we would you like these they were very hard work outside there was no like go to the gym lift some weights type of s*** and I was imposing my own mentality on everybody these are grown ass f****** men they don't know they don't want to be but I'm trying to make them to be there when they called me off but I can't you know we're not August piss me off and I f****** attitude, chip and I got my ball and meet me and sledge went ahead and started to a workout together and develop this like me and sleds workout like f****** Garanimals and we had this f****** Metallica f*** you play these guys all the stories I was the same guy I put people on a pedestal I put people I can never be them I can never be that guy man never put anybody pedestal that's what happened to me I put my past and once I saw them so hard motherfukers out there dude.. Hard motherfukers it's always about from He-Man and I took it to another level not pissed a lot of motherfukers off and they were trying to find chinks in my armor then they were they were trying to find chinks in the armor you know all he does is run I was a teen guy but I wasn't part of the Brotherhood and that's just me man that's just me it ain't say nothing bad about them I got love for a lot of them for me back and talk bad about him I'm Different that's why I figured out from everybody in the f****** world and I had to own that and say you know what man you met a lot of f****** mistakes being a being who you are and I should have been more of a leader at times but a little harder to so was it that some of those guys just didn't want to work as hard or was it just that they were the one appreciating how competitive you were you were always against them is that what it was it did it Disney Foster the sense of Brotherhood because you are more like my p**** p**** but you look on my face I don't party I don't hang out with the guys I don't you know so I was always forming this kind of Separation I'm a big-time introvert you know I do my job and I don't want to see your f****** ass again I'm going to go home refresh and we'll see you again you know you're in there with these guys for two two years sometimes you don't have and I would do any work out do you wash it and I'll just I'll just a different f****** cat I'm a different cat man like you know I think differently I believe differently I believe strongly what I believe in when some people must appreciate the fact you were self-motivated and that you were pushing the envelope that you were pushing your face you were setting a high bar have a lot of guys right now within the community a lot of a lot of guys once again this is like it's like a big soap operas sometimes man when you and your attorney like that that's what it's like man so I had to get different that's what it's like man so I had to add a different Vantage Point look at it and see if I can do a lot of guy did respect who I was and what I did and I brought it f****** hard a lot and everyday but I also rub people the wrong way I'm like that that you talking about I'm like that


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with Self Help Books
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    is that book the biggest trophy on when is not the book itself it was in the book it's like I don't give a fuk as if that sells one copy honest-to-god man like what I did and that's what I hope people understand your life in the journey you put yourself through this just nothing more than that and that's all I want people to do is realize that you have to struggle you have to struggle the bigger the struggle the biggest piece the bigger the Suffering The more peace and could you hear me this book is valuable this book is very valuable it's valuable to people like anybody that you don't mean to biographies a very always valuable when you get to see the mindset of a person is done things you haven't done you get it to understand like that they're overcoming sort of the same sort of situations in their mind that you are same insecurities and pitfalls it's a human story about struggle and I happen to be in so many different situations that so many people can relate to about struggle that I guarantee you mark my words you read that book there will be a section of that book that resonated use hardcore it would make you think if if you're not ready to think about your life and think about you know where you can be and think about what you haven't done the books not for you if you never ate itself noted you really self reflect and hold you accountable right where you're not the book is not fuse real I've read a lot of self-help books and I've listened to a lot of self-help books on tape two and a lot of it was just some of them that I have to shut off I have to shut off a quarter weigh and I feel like someone's lying to me I just like you're bullshiting me you just saying things is that I'm not this isn't resonate with me doesn't that's not working like I'll give it a chance I'll give it a chance but if you know half hour in 2 hours and it still the same nonsense I don't feel anything I'm getting itchy listen in Yuma you know I just want to pull the headphones off and I'll just kill it stop it this is the total opposite this one man I was I was I was running extra miles so I can stay with the headphones on and the the thing that I think is going to happen with this book is people going to get it going to get ahold of with her to audiobook all that where the book book and they're going to they're going to recommend it and then it's going to spread like wildfire this is a powerful book there's a real self-help book this is like this is a real one like it's not like someone or trades this whole thing like what I'm going to do is honor become a motivator for I think I'm going to be a personal influencer you meet vehicle you're riding around this f****** donut around your waist is just he was either shittyfood they look so soft and like wake up b**** so many people are doing that now man and people are talking this noise and when I see him I know him I'm not going to say names but I know right now cuz I can't go on your right now your podcast if I didn't get after this morning so I cannot talk to people cuz I used to be the most authentic motherfuker on the planet now I have a voicemail saying oh no I'll call you up if I lied to you about something even a white lie and Yoyo guess what dude do not plan on doing this all I wanted to do was change the f****** reflection it they're going to mirror this is all this about it's it's it's a byproduct of of that and that's not the funny thing about how you did it and you're not using any b******* theatrical jargon or not you know you know you know say in a bunch of buzzwords can you live the life of a naturalized person I can show you how you look in the sky talking to get a neck like a pencil and his his body is frail looking open understand adversity overcoming this is a real self-help book man this is a real deal that's how you self help you self-help by people have done it and you learn what they did and you realize there's no shortcuts right and then you going to learn to embrace that no shortcut mentality and enjoy enjoy the suffering in the in the in the grind of end what we talked about earlier there's no f****** Finish Line doesn't exist and it was funny about that is I have people now so when I was in the worst part of my life those people want to bring you back in those people's like that you can see if you have with that we knew your worst and when you try to get better with what makes it hard to get better is that you are hanging around people who like let's say you were an alcoholic drink and I say you won't stop drinking if you want to bring you back in like I used to be this guy this guy who is who wasn't worth anything now those people who are still there people would definitely drag and especially if you're around someone who makes a lot of excuses and they're always failing does it's like they're they're the opposite of inspiration there like a vacuum do to try to get you the help. Maybe I come up a giant burden never look in the mirror and get their own s*** together and always looking for external help that's right always looking for storage people don't want to go in deep Menthol the answer inside of you it's a very primitive way comic book is written it's it's it's it's very barbarians it's how we all think it's how a man once walked the Earth and then we get all soft and all the computers and s*** powerful thing we have is our f****** brain is our mind and we don't use anymore so you know it's like everything has to be so quick you use your mind when it comes to certain things right but what you're saying is you don't use your mind when it comes to enduring exactly that is it you can't Google that shitt right are you being there is something and people think of mine things I think of calculating mathematics literature


    David Goggins on "Taking Souls" - Joe Rogan
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    What Separates Me from our people is they go into and a daunting task in the task is overwhelming like to pull up records 4020 pull-ups not talking about breaking This Record people like oh my God I went right to a pen and paper what are you doing I'm doing the math Man Open Mic the fact what you shut your mind down to possibly it could be cheese is no way can happen that's my my my eyes and my body light up about things cuz I know that if you're in a fight you have to attack you have to keep attacking the enemy has to know he is not going to give up you must break this or whatever the f*** is in front of you that's what I realized I was never break in the sole of anything in front of me taking souls in my book break a soul of a human being of a object of a whatever the front of me if you keep on attacking something nothing wants to stand in front of anything that is Relentless nothing to taking Soul part of the book is really interesting because you talked about like the demines shift that you had when you were in buds sir that's an intense part of the book structures on the side three shifts there's eight instructors three shifts and the guys going through hell with their up all day and all night for her and 30 hours this is the promised land of myth or hardly for me I love this place and you have the instructors who who you know they've been there done that now they're instructing you ate our shift they have a cold coffee drinking their coffee and they're beating the crap out of us cookies f****** are looking at us judging themselves about when they were going through hell week. Let me see I'm looking at Goggins right now it's better than him over there okay okay you're just right this Wednesday is Wednesday nearby broken earbuds beat up man in like this and you talk like a robot everybody's like this kind of just trying to get through hell week now and your energies that they know where there's like that over the hump I love you talked about that in the book to the day put it in your head that Wednesday you're going to be tired so you are feeling that way jacked up after we could take these m*********** Souls so when they had us doing a simple thing that guys are struggling with Roku 2 is this loss in the f****** Boneyard do you think about how to challenge boners that's right charge and restart fueling off of that we talked to him. The fact that made it takes one second of energy to steal everybody's and then you have all the energy you need so you need to look at someone's eyes you broke that m*********** to go that distance when you're exactly jacked-up we have nothing left to give and give more that is an interesting thing about the mind is that you can find inspiration and when you find inspiration when you get charged up all the sudden you have energy it's right it's right it's weird that's right by the book also is about I learn how to control my adrenals if you know how you how you get that fight or flight response when you get the move real quick and you know I started running the mind a lot how to get myself jacked extremely fast like in a horrible environment everybody's miserable I know how to really find strength in the misery when everybody suffering everybody's all Poopypants and the mentalities down and everything I thought this is where I shine and all that misery for tons and tons of tons of drive and motivation people further cuz you can get a lot of power through misery and when people see that my God this is f***** on and everybody that let me get my s*** and go to so I should have realized that if you can just find strength just a little bit longer you will have a crew of people falling you along the way and that is another thing that no one can ever teach you cuz you you're going to have to learn that on your own you're going to have to figure out how to pull that energy out of your mind on you there's not there's no book you can read that all sudden I have it I've got the technique now I know how to do it it's a grind that you have to start and finish on your own you have to take great pleasure in the fact that no one went to be with the f*** you're at right now great pleasure in that to be with the f*** you're at right now great pleasure that has to bring something very very weird out of your man like you know if people don't really understand what that is when you're in the worst environment possible to wear situation possible and everybody's looking like I'm a hopeless it is and you see that time slow down you see that you hurt your feeling that everybody has that look on the face of God has got to go anymore


    Joe Rogan & David Goggins - Building Mental Toughness
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    it's it's more than just sitting with like sitting across you and you telling your story is one thing but this long detailed history of how you became to be the person you became I think it's very educational for people because they can realize like oh he wasn't always this guy eight weekends in a row to stop and think about that bass gentleman 800 means eight 100 mile races eight weekends in a row a hundred mile race will put you out for f****** six months right in on you rent eight of them eight weekends or to f*** that's a f****** insane accomplishment was nuts you think about a person like that you think of them as in this so ecstatic fully-formed version you don't usually get to see you went into so much depth about your rise and fall and Rise and Fall wasn't like a straight linear process between you getting inspired and you be coming this bad motherfuker know it wasn't like what that show called that Will Smith plays that that black guy who kind of makes it in the in the financial world are pursuit of happiness and Mount Everest this f****** sliderider need females like God dog at start from scratch again scratch became my friend literally man so you know that's that's why we're putting the book man going up going down going up just the real real version of how my life was in there it was sold in death to go back to your life with a fine-tooth comb that I was kind of embarrassing put out there two people to talk to you I'm in the car for an hour getting pumped up I'm a shy introverted leave me alone type of guy like I'm still that m*********** who is 6 years old you know at a play who can't say his lying cuz I'm going to start in front of five people so I walked off the stage that's still me so every day I'm fighting that dude looks so crazy so evil know I'm trying to be locked into Joe so my mind that brought out the damn door I hope your damn doing a lot of your man so that's real me so I'm not sadistic now Focus don't have to do this thing locked into the game of life and that's and that's why I tell people man I go there I go there that's one reason why this book is so good it's because you're so honest about your vulnerabilities and how you overcome them and the four people that see someone who's a beast has done great things you just assume that they're different than you but then you hear about your insecurities in your pitfall all the things that went wrong with you and you realize with God damn it feels the same things that go wrong with me like maybe I have that inside of me and I've just never summoned it right and I'll tell you this after I really realized that when I try to overcome myself I thought of getting around these real alpha males these hard hard men always put people way above me right growing up like my guy they had to have a lot more than me to get to where they're at and a lot of them did but once you get around the death of the best of the best people you can come to start breaking them down and realizing that you you're just as f***** up as me like that we all have but all you did was you hid it better your your your upbringing your mom and dad your Society the way you were raised and hit it better than did mine you weren't the only black kid was like 5 and it's cool I can't hide going through but you can't hide but I start realizing just because I look different than you cannot either give me Courage the watching people that were all have a story we all have a jacked-up life in one way or another door opens don't have the guts to talk about it though and that's where I found the guts. But mine will the Purity in physical Pursuits right because it doesn't matter what your social status is it doesn't matter how people perceive you when it when it comes down to how long can you stay in that pool when it comes down to how far can you run when it comes down to how much can you push yourself past the part where you want to go how far can you keep going there's a purity in that that did dissolve social order all that b******* all the what people think about you goes out the window it's what who who are you right now or you right now it's the truth David Mann and I look at it as psychological warfare and that's where I started learning that that life is one big psychological warfare that you telling yourself you claim yourself man the most important conversation ever had my is it with myself and then she don't tell him El Paso hotel is so wrong it was so misguided and other people start to write that download for you also and start to be what you said yourself every single day and I started creating a whole nother Warfare a whole nother battle started these tools was basically the perfect the perfect grounds for training for where you need to go in your life all the beatings all the all the bullying all that you know Hugo you are learning disabilities all the struggles it was the absolute perfect training ground for you to go to we need to go and that's how I start looking at my life versus what was me Poopy Pants kicking right down the street mentality it was not God just hooked you write the fuk up you looked you right up man with the perfect place the first 18 19 20 mom and dad I love them didn't have learned today that started in the struggle man your struggle is what made you who you are now so I thought it flipping this into a whole different I thought of being a master of Running Scared of I'm scared of my mind and I became a lily a master of that mine and that's what now from now on it's just me part for most people I thought diving into that was a big part of the stories when you go over your childhood and you know you're abusive father and then having his great God it was going to become your stepdad and then he gets murdered it's like right when you're about to get out of it everything was good boom then he gets murdered like these things really did sort of set you up to start from scratch again just go okay Rodger that we start from scratch and now you have that attitude you developed it through all of these horrible personal experiences all the trials and tribulations all the evil s*** that people try to do to you that sort of set you up be able to deal in a way that a lot of people can't well I used to look at my life from a different vantage point and when you're when you're in all the muck and you just walk in and Walk and Walk and Walk and Walk in the muck you don't see that if you look off to the f****** left of the month is a sidewalk brother get off get off of it you have your head down looking in this mug once I saw the sidewalk. I got a little break and I got different point and then from the sidewalk I found a cliff Define the mountain I got way up high on top of my wife look back down on it's okay I got to figure this out man I'm not going anywhere I'm starting to lie I'm starting a foundation lying about everything I want people to like me I wanted to be accepted in some societies life some social Society everywhere and so I realized the worst thing that happened to me is I lost myself I never have myself and I found myself & no stuff so I knew through working out and threw learning. If it took a lot for me to learn all so I thought of finding self-esteem once I found that that's some doors that open I thought caring about people that what they thought being judged while if I say this if I started right now are you make fun of me I stopped caring about that and that's my life. It really change it for me slowly but surely such an important when you're talking about the working out because a lot of people think about working out there thinking of his being a physical right now I did it for mental people are like no don't don't look at it like losing weight I can barely read and write when I was in high school I wasn't going anywhere I saw working out as a way for me to build calluses on my mind I had accounts over the victim's mentality so I want these movies on here weighted training to mental toughening like it was a brutal people waking up early and doing all these things and look horrible that not to get better bigger and stronger but that is what's going to build the others are comfortable that was brutal and getting up early on you that long list of things I don't want to do and do that I found myself good morning run over in the golf course so I start seeing myself very differently than the average human being I have something to laugh and that's when I start to develop these things to working out with his great NeverEnding work ethic and do work ethic I develop self-esteem is this something that you learned is this something you learn yourself from from exercise yourself or is it something you would read or heard about like what made you equate this. these difficult things physically to mental toughness to being this is the discipline that you need in order to get your life out of the situation you're in so I never read anything you know so then I just saw I watch a lot of movies and I was really big into visualization and I always equated working out to struggle and I struggled my whole life but I ran from it so I started realizing that I got in the struggle and I got to be mentally strong the struggle coming up like I'm training for Life mentally I'm training for life I'm not training for like 2 to lift 100 pounds is that through this through repetition do tons of repetition the same thing that you don't want to do that the key thing through repetition of things you don't want to do you develop mental like like an armor for your mind shut the arm of your mind, okay suffer suffer everyday could we do we do stuff that sucks every day so then the sex stuff comes you ready for and that's all started coming up you know I just thought being very uncomfortable now I'm just a way of life it's a crazy thing to figure out though it's like the you figured it out and you didn't just figure out you embraced it like when you were talking about your senior year of high school and you talking about your your mirror being your accountability mirror like you had a radical shift like you just decided to not be a f****** loser when to start tightening up and start holding yourself accountable and get ready for things so I have this my whole life I don't know if people believe in God or what I don't care what you believe in just been unrelenting voice in my head we don't have his voice if they're right or wrong voice and a lot of times that voice guy just into comfort and my boys got it mean to comfort a lot but I haven't other voice I heard my whole life vehicle Bluetooth to the rock pile over the f****** corner where nobody's at that's that's where victories at we're over the quarter so this voice was giving me all these answers not real smart kid growing up but I had this crazy voice in my head saying over there is where the f****** answers are and I will listen to it over there was pain over there was me looking in the mirror over there with me being accountable for all these things myself but I had to in his voice was guiding me there. It's gone we're going to call it but that's what that's what it wasn't me do you think that's just what you eat when you separate yourself from your ego and what what you were your insecurities and all you would like if you were giving yourself advice you would say that's what the thing is to do so you think that's what it was like your subconscious or used ripped away from all the b******* when you couldn't lie to yourself cuz it's a voice in your head exactly it exactly it cuz it new I was the character I was trying to find myself to a character I was making different hairstyles and Sag My Pants and I was off I was off man I was I was a clown I was a clown and I was like this is not this is not what you're supposed to be in like man it's ugly when you looking at dirty mirror and you're trying to do a new hairstyle to go to school hairstyle one time where I shaved the top my head old men had to hear leaving here on the side of my head into my back and I shaved the whole top of my head I would have school like that you know and I don't remember I was just a funny dude with my thing I was a funny dude that came in the school that Criss-Cross came out and I'm high school so my pants are backwards backwards in my mouth reverse part is your head is shaved and have some hair on top just a little piece of hair versus like a like a part where the part was on a bald head so it was just about what can I do to impress the motherfuker at school life you motherfukers have no idea who I am who where I come from to get here today you could have probably been an Entertainer like you probably because you were doing all that kind of s*** have some jokes Joe so hurt me it's a sad story it's a horrible story but you got to learn to laugh at yourself to once you once you go through that s*** right now so it's not a parsnip you know and I have a routine that I won't do so people who hire me to speak I'm not going to do the routine often do it sometimes I think about it I was a 36 black guy to go to Seal training okay. How many people are probably looking at probably 11:12 I can take her to make it through, 13000 seals I'll probably the 36 phone that has a black guys and so I take that let make a nice comedy skit all that s*** you know like like like the first time that time yet but to me it's called drown-proofing so I'm negative boring as hell you know me too well related to that big time got to get over you know and I and I and I found you I found you more in my suffering on that mother f***** what are you doing out here. It's like this is crazy but you're literally trying to reinvent the wheel. Trying to reinvent my mind I was going to reinvent my mind and I use every single tactic possible to do that I didn't want to live in live in this world where I was a fake human being anymore and I was tired of blaming everybody for all that my dad beat me this happen where are prostitutes near my dad really snatched the soul out of my mom my mom is still valid if I got my mom left my dad is going to talk about the book she got married three times for total of six months you know how I know I'm going to I'm going to talk about the guy she married so this woman she's beautiful she's she's so smart all this stuff man that you can write 8 books you know my dad just came through this watch this all clean so 222 come out around he died about four years ago for five years if not for sure I didn't go to the funeral but I forgave them so I saw my dad threw an eight-year-old I so we left and I was at 8 and then at 22 I went back to seeing through a grown man's eyes he's the same person I remembered but I had to you can't live with hate you cannot move forward as much as that guy try to ruin all that's where I came from a dad to figure out the origin of where I started from so when I was going back to my wife going to fix Who I Am the f*** that person I was like if your knee hurts is using that you're f****** needed hurting or something else so I had to go back to you know my roots and in the origin of all this happened and it's hard to do that I need dick piece was so we didn't have a peaceful conversation beat me up we left very garanimal he's a he's a he's a vicious man who was a vicious man I mean medieval motherfuker so I ain't had become a medieval motherfuker that's a big boy and so I was no longer the guy who is afraid it was not like a I want to kill you type of s*** and we were sitting at Denny's after all night skate or whatever help so we were sitting down and we kind of got into it and I kind of left and I had to make peace with it in myself I could not hold onto that hate to hold onto the hate with Hats of reason why I kept falling into the same pattern the feeling I had to get out of start dumping off some baggage and start figuring out me through him and that's all he was therefore he was the origin to figure him out forgot why he was so evil to my mom to me and my brother and how to start studying why do people have situations where someone does something and we all attack that person like like on the media is someone does something wrong everybody knows f****** perfect it we now judge this guy pickled over onto us so yeah he jacked us up real good but he never fixed himself should never fix yourself the next person in line going to get the rat if you are next in line you know his his first wife you know killed herself or whatever happened and you know that burned up in the house or something some craziness and is locked up and goes on there that I didn't put the book cuz if I go to court but yeah


    Joe Rogan & David Goggins - Listening to Music While Working Out is Cheating
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    430 hours to move yeah and I know how to self-motivate a lot of motherfukers self-motivate man like we like to put the headphones on right before the big game and listen to the music find a video of play it play we get this is somebody else's content I actually but I did during my last pull up record I listen to that song from Rocky 1 round 14 when Rocky gets knocked down the corner I listen to that 2 minutes and 13 seconds long on repeat for 17 hours Merry Christmas man 17 hours man I went to set the dark dark evil ever touching my hand the book I was in a dark I went to I went to a place man that I'm like I can do anything here we got live here for a while again I mean like reason why I don't do that turn yourself up with that play mastitis and when you do taped up ropes is surface what is yeah those are grip gas like Jiu-Jitsu guys do a lot of those I spoke to University Alabama and they were in there you know most of these athletes man they got to get hype that music is blaring comes off and you get popped in your f****** mouth popular mouth man imma get popped in the back of an alley one day a man running around doing what I do and just be no music never figured out I told you James cheating is like I said it's been the last two weeks has been my running partner I appreciate that man and you're doing this kind of independently right yeah so what I did man is that pissed off a lot of people in 2012 I got an offer for my book for $30,000 I said you can go f*** yourself guy who what couldn't read like you you know 15% America's black people buying your book only black people who buy your book like you know if the ignorance of the world and I mean these meetings here in this kind of stuff so now 2018 negative $300,000 offer for first-time author something back you know I like my job man you know I hate to make like f****** $60,000 year you know this is the biggest payday yet oh now is that book the biggest trophy on one else not the book itself it was in the book it's like I don't give a fuk as if that's just one copy what I did and that's what I hope people understand your life in the journey you put yourself through this just nothing more than that and that's all I want people to do is realize that you have to struggle you have to struggle the bigger the struggle the biggest piece the bigger the suffering not the book itself is within the book I don't give a f*** if that sells one copy I forgot man like what I did and that's what I hope people understand your life is a journey you put yourself through this just nothing more than that and that's all I want people to do is realize that you have to struggle you have to struggle the bigger the struggle the biggest piece the bigger the Suffering The more peace


    Joe Rogan and Yves Edwards on Chuck Liddell vs. Tito Ortiz
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    Tito Chuck as a guy who is retired who had an awesome career in your watching that he seen a guy come back at 50 and get stopped like that what is it would that do for you you kind of knew that shouldn't be taken a fight he does been competing Tito's still in there and then when they stepped in as soon as they touched up it's like yeah Junction being here he looked as the first time he looked at much mullein tea no he didn't same size as he do he didn't look comfortable you didn't look as coordinated like Chuck was always a little quirky and awkward and his movement but he didn't even look like Chuck Liddell Ryan look like a shell of Chuck Liddell and terrible like his balance was off that I would see if I would have saw that beforehand I still wouldn't put a whole lot of stock in that because like I ruined being a lock on the 4th what Hermes Franca the first time the UFC and Nick Diaz was in my locker room and they can taking pads and he's about to fight Robbie and you didn't pass and he's like yeah yeah like sometimes you guys warming up they'll just they just trying to get their body yeah they're not really trying to look like a fight right inside the cage and it's different it's different because it's like it's his balance looks off his coordination looks off it just doesn't look it doesn't look good you know it's just there's a you know here it is watch this yeah yeah yeah yeah looks like how many times like your brains been scrambled that many times like what is how was the connection between your muscles in your mind and was felt snort neurological makes you uncomfortable right like I mean a nest Chuck yeah I mean I almost feel like I would do it again for for sure hello I'm not trying to be a world champion I'm not trying to get the khabib or Dustin those guys you know but like cholos on Diego Sanchez somebody that's like from the same era you're at least a part of the air that I was in something like that you know somebody that I have respect for it like it's going to be fun and something I but like I'm not and I guess that's what you do and Chuck is but it also twice but this is the problem is yeah right like the guy who he never wanted to win now when the guy who wouldn't fight him when he was the champ now and now is the winter like it when it all said and done to do Keo them and he can load him more soundly than Chuck ever caioti do cuz when Chuck alt do he he basically beat him down and then to do cover. But he was conscious right like right out he put them out and you know it was a good shot for sure but it just seems like you're dealing with a guy whose whose brains are you know it's just he's been scrambled too many times yeah yeah they made that fight I am surprised of the commission at the fight happened yes if that's what you mean yeah I'm not surprised that Tito Ortiz that's so low that must have cost everybody money like I have more Instagram followers and there was a hard sell in the undercard wasn't so good either wasn't like there's a lot of like big names on the undercard that's going to draw people in with her going to go well it's going to be great fights no matter what no yeah card was not that great know you know you know the undercard was not great and then the fight I mean Tito looks like the the much better Striker much more accomplished Riker that's white and I never thought I would hear and it be real but isn't it also the case of not just Tito remaining active and staying competitive classic boxing coach in the end he really tighten up Cheetos hands and all his techniques over there over the course of the years they were together in the last time Tito and Chuck bought iPhones hadn't been invented ya think of that s*** you know no iPhones people using Sidekicks member those are those things I remember that it's just it's just sad to see it go down like that where I mean it would be one thing if it was a good fight if like Tito looks like chuck chuck would like to do cuz he look good yeah. Did not look good right they both look good and they put on their best fight and then to do one up winning good for him but it wasn't that it was one guy was a just a shell shell of himself so what kind of fight for Tito or rematch for Tia would make sense did you that you think would sell is there is there one Tito vs Chael will sell a little bit I mean he's been calling chill out saying I want to kick your ass but I think that's probably for the pay-per-view numbers came in and then they like Golden Boy and that's going to sell 13,000 pay-per-view buys nobody's going to buy that well I mean if she'll get to know the marketing somebody to buy it look if they can figure out a real competitive fight for Tito against someone who's got a big name I don't know who that big name would be but he could still sell some did you see the did you see they would somebody posted beat that they cannot tell the Rajah posted these two videos of Tito where it was like somebody's ass how does he feel about this fight with Chuck and he's like a much better fight and I was 12 years ago much better fighter bigger I'm stronger I'm younger Beyonce Yonce guys like so who's making the money off of the pay-per-view is it just you is all the fighters in the car or is it just you and Chuck and Chuck we're going to make them happy off in Fairview or


    Joe Rogan on Anderson Silva vs. Israel "Style Bender" Adesanya
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    crazy cuz they're promising if stylebender fight Anderson they're saying to Anderson if you win you get a title shot and everybody else individuals like what what like to fight style Bender I just like I like hooker and I just had to say something I was just like luck we know that style and my thought was we know when stopping to win his fight cuz I really believe that wouldn't help anyone win that fight when he wins this fight he's not going to get that title shot and I for me as a form of fighter and knowing who Anderson is and what he's done for the sport and for the UFC I'm just like I feel like that's that's that's that's so disrespectful to ask me that's my opinion it's an opinion it's mine and I stand by it that that you know we want to make this young guy star and we're going to we're going to sacrifice you to the Wolves to get that done but Anderson still feels like she can compete at the highest level enough money in front of me I will I will f***. Anderson's what 43 now yeah so that's or close to it. The problem with Anderson we started failing drug test trying to get that edge you know try not try to recover and train who's taking a bunch of weird supplements for tainted and I bet you if you go back to just go back to what you used to do go back to what it was you did when you became danison silver that everybody loves you know before before he got to the point where like before the Forrest Griffin fight because I believe that's when it starts to decline from yeah he still look good and he still still performed well but he got away from from the fundamentals you know he from from the fundamentals you know. Forrest Griffin fight he was able to take for us out without the fundamentals moving his head doing doing this weird thing was popping back fundamentals of what's the strongest thing in the game for sure that's fundamental Force Griffin fights an interesting example to them because Forest had been in training for that fight but you had no business being in there they really end just couldn't take shot


    Joe Rogan on Conor McGregor vs. Dustin Poirier Rematch Rumors
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    number one fight for khabib I believe is Tony Ferguson I think that's a big fight giant fight I'm really excited about that I like that I heard I heard rumors I haven't spoken a Dustin of that whole Tony and khabib Dustin and Conor fight each other I heard that too but here's the cynical part of me I know that Nate Diaz was supposed to be fighting Dustin but Dustin had to pull out with a hip injury so I'm like okay well how bad is hip injury and when is that going to heal up you know any is it going to heal up or is it going to like be a reoccurring thing and them saying that Dustin is going to step in and he's going to fight Conor that is a good fight but does that make Nate Diaz go but and is that make me an atheist come back to the bargaining table and then they have like cuz that's the big money fight delivery we are new bike to make money and that's what I presume that I want to do in the reason why they want to have Brock Lesnar fight DC's cuz they want to make a s*** ton of money right now lighting them up give them give him a lot of money that's a good fight we saw it twice you know it's not just a good fight it's a gigantic like fan-friendly spectacle of an experience Nate Diaz doesn't take any b******* you can't trash talk to him it doesn't work exactly I am a cowboy was a good lesson for Cowboys important fight for him of his career cowboy and Conor fight that I would make I would make that fight that f****** exciting fight and that's also a big Sal you can sell the s*** out of that fight that's a big fight but but Connor or excuse me Cowboys not been fighting it 55 barre3 or was it another hoe yeah yeah yeah those are all 70s spot 55 in quite a while there's a lot of great 565 Yeah Boy Kevin Lee a beastman you something special I think he's one of those dudes you don't seem fight for 6 months and then he gets in there and you got a whole different animal in front of you you got a guy with new skills new momentum new experience just because he's just in that these 25 right now he's in that Peak Prime learning growing confidence that part of his career you know where he's just he's just a month did anybody Kevin Lee Kevin leaves a beastman you something special I think Kevin is one of those dudes you don't seem fight for 6 months and then he gets in there you got a whole different animal in front of you you got to go out with new skills new momentum new experience just because he's just in that these 25 right now he's in that Peak Prime learning growing confidence that part of his career you know where he's just he's just a monster right now


    Joe Rogan - Ben Askren Should Fight Khabib
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    potential to be a 3 Division champion you should start restart on rally in for that for that 65 lb class I'm like the guys undefeated and he's like he was like when Andy want to go to sleep at takes Ben askren if it's not a matter of what is like the what's exciting to watch for a person like you or person like me who is like sitting by the house is going to play out yeah yeah yeah wow is a 3-1 favorite over Robbie Lawler holyshit that's crazy is that another fight to discard listen man you can't sleep on Robbie f****** la-le-lo don't sleep on Robbie Lawler that's crazy that's crazy 321 they want is horrible. Robbie Lawler can wrestler has been shutting people's lights out since the f****** early 2000s 3 to 100 to make 304 if you have law it's 2 + 230 so you think that wrestling is just on another level 165 khabib Ben askren hundred percent you can make 65 hundred percent to make 65 cuz he's good friends with Tyrant and he's like a champ to go with the fight khabib vs. Ben askren cuz I'm telling you man Ben askren they just put his face on the on the camera the other day while he was in the crowd and the audience Went Crazy Eddie the hardcore fans absolutely excited that finally this undefeated Phenom of a wrestler is fighting in the UFC yeah I would have to pay money to watch him for sure a lot of money but you think that's why they haven't f*** I don't know man I'm a fly to Russia and I'm going to come, take that as soon as I get to my hotel room I'm going to have one of them things to check for bugs and cameras and


    Joe Rogan on Max Holloway vs. Brian Ortega
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    standing up that's it and you know if I was tired. Take him to the ground I mean to determine the far better wrestler Farmers much more experience but like there's some fights we like men like he was want this weekend Brian Ortega Max Holloway and that's always a motherfuker that's that's one of those fights yeah it's very hard to pick was that even like it's pretty even how to beat me to the Vegas odds are by the way I love the fact you can actually gamble on price now online like it's Lee it's legal Bailey right and I kind of do it right if you if I would you mind yourself I'm going to go smash the stickers just know it's very close both - - 105 - 125 all the way as the favorite thing is older than the current thing I'm younger man I'm the f****** Champ beat although I beat all these dudes I'm younger and yet this guy's the new thing coming up around me like motherfuker I'm the youngest fighter kind of funny like Ortega a little bit in in the featherweight division guy submitting I can only submissions off to like the one with the cup yeah I think I was beautiful. you know I'm one hand hanging on readjusting and then still thinking it against Cubs one is not like not like Brandon Bishop for whoever comes once he's a direct lineage right he's real Gracie Jiu-Jitsu he is Henry and Huron you know he's come he comes from Horry on that's cool I mean this is where Brian Ortega comes from his direct from those mats and his technique is like a razor blade so sharp it's so sharp and precise and so Holland and just through drills and a constant emphasis on proper leverage and position I mean they're sticklers to that old style Jiu-Jitsu like and some people is unfortunate were the people like to use that sometimes pisses people off like Vinny Magalhaes use this to describe minotauro and he didn't mean it in a negative way but he meant the basics he's like his judges is very basic fugitives basic hair but the basic is like the best fundamentals but these guys that have those Basics like Rodger Gracie Jiu-Jitsu is he's mostly the basics he's not doing any crazy Dela hiva shed or anything that you never seen before like that it's just so perfect everything The Leverage in the weight and the the emphasis on certain positions over others it's all like basic classic Jiu-Jitsu and that's Brian Ortega Rock Solid fundamentals you know he's all about fundamentals even his box he's not I don't believe he's as good a boxer is as Max but he's fundamentally sound strong and directors boxing look likely knocked out Frankie do not tell Frankie he's submitted moicano who I think is one of the Dark Horse yeah I'm not division yeah and That's Amore, what's a f****** a beastman oh my God is good my brown has nothing but praise for him man he's like that kid is legit he's he's going to challenge for that time I believe. And she's super like respectful and intelligent and like everything about him I like his approach the way he fights and in that fight Holloway or excuse me or Mega made him shoot cuz he was beating them standing up and he shot in Ortega's I think you he's just got a vice clamps down on your f****** life or you going to tap you need to play kid he's not my size he's big he's a Big Mac khabib nurmagomedov fight that horrible thing about that fight was that he lost all that weight really rapidly for no reason and then they want up pulling him out of the fight with the commission's like f*** this you can't fight a lot of us at the time of like why is the commission telling a champion whether or not he can make wait let him try to make weight get the f*** out of there you don't know what you're doing but then you find out after that that like when he was preparing for the the first fight with experiencing these weird concussion-like symptoms weight loss rapid weight cutting his body is responding to the fact they just went through this and I was trying to do it again his body is rejecting it has a bunch of theories does not they're not giving us a whole lot of information about exactly what's wrong with him medically or what was wrong whether they know it or not I don't know right but even or take has been saying all week like what the f*** was wrong with him but what if it happens again like Ortega's got to be thinking right now here we are today it's Wednesday tomorrow is Thursday to weigh-ins Friday he only got a couple of days like we don't know whether or not this is even actually going to happen right what if it gets down to Thursday and Friday and he's in the middle to Wake County start blacking out or he starts experiencing those symptoms again to pull out of the car what kind is on standby you know I did not know that and then it becomes an interim title it must it has two can't beat the not going to strip him but then what happens I mean a guy like Max that I don't know it's it's one of those situations where I feel like if that happens multiple times like what do you have to do can can you continue to how much longer can you continue to fight at that weight I don't think you can continue to fight at that way very much longer cuz I think he's severely compromised himself getting on 45 but he's been able to do it cuz he's a champion but I think if you do have a lot of George Lockhart Corner a guy that gets you to do it scientifically and I rehydrate yourself scientifically it can be done and you can pull it off in 24 hours later you can fight at a very high level but is that the way to go I mean the kidneys start breaking down your body starts getting beat up and your organs don't want to get dried out like that your brain doesn't want to get dried out like that your muscles don't want to get dried out like that there's just no way you perform at your best when you just at death's door 24 hours ago typically it can be done and you can pull it off in 24 hours later you can fight at a very high level but is that the way to go I mean the kidneys start breaking down your body starts getting beat up and your organs don't want to get dried out like that your brain doesn't want to get dried out like that your muscles don't want to get dried out like that there's just no way you perform at your best when you just at death's door 24 hours ago and now here you fighting again


    Joe Rogan - Deontay Wilder Thinks Tyson Fury Didn't Beat the Ten Count
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    what does a moon :-) yeah you know me and my smiley faces people would graffiti the Moon that they can get up there we're going to get Beyond Deontay Wilder on Mondays going to be in here oh yeah did you see the video on Instagram he shows that it's more than 10 seconds yep and then he picks it up at 5 for trade yeah but the rep promised referees you know when they're in the heat of the battle the Belkin adrenaline their seconds I thought they have a stopwatch in their hand to hit it every time I got to go down which why don't they have too much to remember we just talked about the Heat of the Moment yeah I mean that fight I wanted a course I'm I'm rooting for a while there cuz I like I like big knockouts know what I mean and he look good in the first two rounds and he just look like he abandoned the game plan and he's just looking for The Knockout after that he's got a problem the problem is he can knock anybody to f*** out that's a problem anybody except that guy almost knocked him out if it wasn't I mean he definitely make did 10 who's that lie down for 10 but here's the thing if the referee instead of saying Ates at 7 instead of saying 6 at 5 would have gotten a quicker I think you probably would have cuz he's waiting for eight 9 and then standing up cuz he's trying to give himself he's an old vet trying to give himself as much recovery time as he can I don't know what I watch what I'm watching getting up I look at that that replaying you see it had like his head comes up like he's trying to get up and get that I'm any just like stands up zombie I think I can Gypsy ship scary well I did not expect him to get up I was celebrating insane wedding walked off is a walk-off it was a walk-off knockout to his woman in the audience that she was saying I love you and he was like the whole thing was a celebratory moment and then the look on his face when you realize that Tyson Fury gotten up you know you know what that is remember remember the eighties and nineties the Friday the 13th movie so hard as a man who studied martial arts his whole life like do some dudes right don't you think they have some free time but it crazy how much is 12 lb yeah I know and quickness but like a guy like Jeremy Stephens you don't like that you know Melvin Guillard has that kind of expense I don't know how do you develop I don't know if you can develop that I think that's a natural thing wide in the shoulders and his back just a f****** bundle of like small ropes it's just it's like those all those thick ass ropes that use for for boats and I mean when they more ships that's like the muscles in the back just Jack back that's where the power comes from I guess you should let him Body Shop like what is 1 shot power ridiculous what do you think I mean Tyson was a better boxer but I'm pure box or two so but like I would love to see like big Power punches II they need to make a boxing game where they where they have all the time. I guess they might have I don't know but they need to have one where they had like all the power punches and who like right because you haven't Tyson Fury first of all you have is God that overcame depression and suicidal thoughts and you know drug addiction and alcoholism and he was just obesity constantly and doing coke and f****** his life up and then loses more than a hundred pounds cleans himself up gets in there against the scariest guy in the heavyweight Division and puts on a boxing clinic however he still gets clipped he still gets not once but twice hard and dropped hard especially in the 12-round so it's like if a person loves watching fight it's such a perfect fight because you've got first of all they're both great guys like like both guys like you if you are a fan of like exceptional human beings both guys are great guys they like the more I see Deontay Wilder interact with his family talk about things talk about the way he approaches fighting the more I appreciate what he's doing Tyson Fury how do you not love the guy in the way they exchanged like pleasantries after the fight was over and Tyson was telling me loved him and he kissed his f****** fist and mean it's like you is a great all-around a great feeling good about it who is a great great boxing match that's what it was all the good elements it is the best heavyweight fight I've seen in a long time I mean that might have been better than thin Holyfield Tyson I talked to say I know Holyfield was like the good guy coming in against the bad guy like there was so much to that fight and then with Tyson like you thought he was invincible and then Holyfield just eating his shots and slowly beating them down and then that's what it was all the good elements it is the best heavyweight fight I've seen in a long time I mean that might have been better than thin Holyfield Tyson I tried to say I know Holyfield was like the good guy coming in against the bad guy like there was so much to that fight and then with Tyson like you thought he was invincible and then Holyfield just eating his shots and slowly beating them down and then eventually stops them


    Ben Goertzel On Why Artificial Intelligence Should NOT Reflect Human Values
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    would be subject to our programming but that it could perhaps program something more efficient and design something I give you build creativity to a generalization is about except our values which it might find will choose not to accept the ongoing creation evolution of new values occurs with some continuity and respect for the previous one so I mean that with I have for human kids now one is a baby but the other three are adults writing with each of them I took me a pro to trying to teach the kids what my values were not just by preaching at the money by answering with them in into shared situations but then you know when your kids grow up they're going to go in their own different directions right and these are humans but you but they all have the same sort of biological needs which is one of the most Louis is right but I think we're starting them off with our culture and values if we do it properly or at least with a certain subset of the hold diverse self-contradictory mess of human culture and values but you know they're going to open it in a different direction but you want that Evolution to take place in a reflective and and and caring way rather than the heedless why cuz if if you think about it the average human a thousand years ago or even fifty years ago would have thought you and me were like hopelessly immoral mystery onto an abandoned all the valuable thing things in life right on end of your hat the church ever I guess I'm in my mother's lesbians right I mean there's all these things that we take for granted now that not that long ago were completely against what most humans considered maybe the most important values of life or not mean human values itself is completely removing a moving Target when I take back like to my childhood I lived in New Jersey for 9 years of my childhood than just the level of racism and anti-Semitism and sexism that were just ambient intake taken for granted then let me know 67 to 73 Dodge Ram with a with a black guy and so we got our car. Turned upside down the windows of our house and it was like a humongous thing and it's almost unbelievable now right now there is no fixed list of values human values it's an ongoing evolving process and what you want is for the evolution of the ai's values to be coupled closely with the evolution of human values rather than going off in some other the different direction that we can't even understand that this is literally playing God right I mean if you're talking about like trying to program values I don't think you can program in values that fully you can program in a system for learning and growing value than here again the an analogy with human kids is not hopeless like telling telling your kids these are the 10 things that are important doesn't work that well right what work what works better is you enter into shared situations with him they see how you deal with the situations you guide them and deal real situations that forms their system of values and this is what needs to happen with a eyes they need to grow up entering into real life situations with human being so that the real life patterns of human values which are worth a lot more than the the homilies that that we and enunciate formally write the real life pattern of human values gets in cockaded like into the intellectual DNA of the of the AI systems and this is part of what worries me the way the AI field is going at this moment because I mean most of the really powerful narrow eyes on the planet now or involved with selling people stuff they don't need spying on people that are like figuring out who should be killed or otherwise abused by some government right so if the earliest age a eyes that we build turn into general intelligence has gradually and these general intelligence is our you know spy telling people stuff they don't need spying on people that are like figuring out who should be killed or otherwise abused by some government right so if the earliest age a eyes that we build turn into general intelligence has gradually and these general intelligence is our you know spy agents and advertising agents then like what what what mindset did these early Stage AE eyes have as they grow


    Dr. Ben Goertzel: Beware America's Military Industrial Advertising Complex!
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    move past the military Gatekeepers of Technology right now though it's it's big Tech which are advertising agencies in the US I mean those who control the brainwashing of the public in axons control who quotes for what and who controls the brainwashing of the public is advertising agencies and who increasingly of the biggest advertising agencies are the big tech companies who are accumulating everybody's data and and using it to to program their minds to buy things so this is what's programming the global brain of of the human race and of course they're close links between big tech and and the military like 25000 person headquarters in Crystal City when you're right next to the Pentagon then I'm in China it's even more directing and Unapologetic it's a new like military-industrial advertising complex which is is guiding the evolution of the global brain on on the planet which giant houses set up to write bad stories about where were they don't want to be in office yeah in a way that's almost a red herring but it I mean the Russian stuff is almost a red herring but it reveals what the prophecies are which is used to program it's fascinating that anybody's even jumping in as well yeah sure if it's interesting if you look at what's happening in China that's like yeah yeah yeah to live and you know the level of improvement in that country in the last 30 years has just been astounding right lucky I mean you can't you can't argue with how much better it's gotten there since dank shopping took over its its tremendous libertarian anarcho socialist freedom-loving Maniac that system rubs against my grain in many ways on the other hand empirically if you look at it it's improve the well-being of a of a tremendous number of of people so hopefully it'll balls and it's one but the way it's evolving now is not in the more positive Freedom love Freedom love it's not in the more freedom-loving anarchic Direction what mom would say it's a positive in some ways and and they can negative and others like most complex things why do you live there I fell in love with a Chinese woman


    AI Scientist Ben Goertzel Explains the Singularity to Joe Rogan
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    does the way I've understood that term correct me if I'm wrong is that it's going to be the one Innovation or one invention that essentially changes everything forever San Diego university actually but well-known science fiction writer his book a fire upon the Deep one of the great science fiction books if you'd rather write more Science Spectrum science fiction author Ray took that term and flushed it out and did a bunch of data analytics trying to pinpoint like when it would happen but the basic concept of the I can imagine in 10 new Nobel prize-winning discoveries every seconds or something right so this is similar to the concept of the intelligence explosion that was posited by the mathematician i j good in 1965 what i j good said then the year before I was born was the first truly intelligent machine will be the last invention that you might he needs to make intelligence explosion is another term for base with the same thing as a technological Singularity but it's not just about a i a i is just probably the most powerful technology driving and I mean there's a i there's nanotechnology there's femtotechnology which should be building things from elementary particles I mean there is life extension genetic engineering mind uploading which is like reading the mind of your brain and putting something into a machine you know there is Energy Technologies all these different things into events at around the same time they have many ways to boost each other right cuz the other better AI you have your AI can then invent new Patek on biology but if you intend amazing you know checking Quantum Computing that can make your AI smarther on the other hand if if you if you could crack how the human brain works and genetic engineering to upgrade human intelligence those smarter humans can that make their eyes and among these different technology you could crack how the human brain works and genetic engineering to upgrade human intelligence those smarter humans could that make their eyes and nanotechnology right so that there's so many virtuous Cycles among these different Technologies the more you advance in any of them the more you're going to advance in in in all of them and it's the coming together of all of these that's going to create you know radical abundance and the technological singularity


    Was 'Ex Machina' Inspired By This Real Robot?
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    people that are that have this dystopian view of artificial intelligence have is that a I may already exists and just sitting there waiting to dystopian aesthetic and it's the same in China and Korea the general guess there is it a hours and Robots movie people's friends and we'll will help people and then come out the general gas in America is this going to be some big nasty Robo Soldier marching down the street just terrified of it. Just think it could really be a huge disaster for the human race I guess it's good for the family as opposed to themselves personally and so they just make the default assumption that they eyes are going to be the same way where Americans are more like me-me-me oriented and I say that as well and when we become the logical an unnecessary well we are allowed to go under unnecessary yes but that doesn't mean that I should be badly disposed toward us I'm in Advanced is Sophia right now and how many different Generations have there been they've been some like 16 Sophia robots made so far we're moving toward scalable manufacturer over the next couple years so right now she's going around so it wasn't a bassador for humanoid robot kind giving giving speeches and talks and various places Sophia used to be called Eva are we had a robot like the current Sophia that was called Eva and then X mention that came out with a robot called Ava exactly like the robot that that my colleague David had sent it and then I made of course not I just copied it and the body they have is better in the AI is better in the movie and RR robot he is just if you know if it's sociopath raises a robot with an abusive interaction and make him out to be a sociopath or psychopath so let's let's let's not do that particular energy has great what is she saying


    Joe Rogan & Dr Ben Goertzel on Simulated Reality
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    being the possibility that one day we can upload our mind or make copies of our mind you're up for it my monthly on the point where we can essentially recreate it but if you do recreate it without all the biological birds in the human reward systems that are built in the what the f*** are we make a different question right I mean I think what is your mind well I think that those two things that are needed for let's say let's say human body uploading a better Computing infrastructure because right now we don't have a way to scan the molecular structure of your body without like freezing you slice and you and scanning you what's wrong you don't want none at that point in time assuming both those are solved then recreate and some computer simulation you know an accurate simulacrum of what you are right that's where I'm getting this what I'm getting at the end accurate simulacrum is that's getting weird because the biological variability of human beings we vary day-to-day we very dependent upon her and your simulacrum with also very day today so we deviate program it into have flaws cuz when we vary depending upon how much sleep we get whether or not with feeling sick when they were lonely if your upload were an accurate copy of you then the simulation hosting your upload would need to have an accurate simulation of the laws of buy a physics and chemistry allow your body to you know evolve from one second to the next my concern is with change second-by-second just like just like you do and it would never treat me right so mean after an hour it will be a little different after a year and might have gone in a quite different direction if you know that'll be a monk some super god monk living on the top of a mountain somewhere in a year if it keeps up the problem with the pointment every depends on what virtual world is living in true AstroWorld about the potential of downloading this again in sort of a into a Biolage as a lot of possibilities you could upload into a Joe Rogan living in the virtual world and then just create your own fantasy universe or you or you could 3D print and Alternate synthetic body to manipulate what's greater than then we're used to thinking how do we replicate flaws do we replicate sure of course the one set of issues changed I mean suppose you make a fork of yourself and then you manipulated in the certain way and then after a few hours you like well I don't I don't much like this new Joe here maybe we should roll back that change but the new Joe is like whoa I like myself very well thank you so then the point that the ramifications of these decisions are almost insurmountable I did it once once the ball gets rolling will of the ratifications of the ramifications of these decisions are going to be very interesting to explore your super positive been super positive your Optimum many bad things will happen many good things will happen years ago most people didn't travel more than a very short distance from their home and you can say well okay what if what if people could travel all over the world right like what horrible things could happen they would lose their culture like they might go marry someone from a random tribe you can get killed and in the Arctic region or something lot of bad things can happen when you travel a lot of good things can happen and ultimately the ramifications were not foreseen by people 500 years ago time-in we're going into a lot of new domains we can't see the details of the pluses and minuses that they're going to unfold it would behoove us to Simply become comfortable with radical uncertainty cuz otherwise we're going to confront it anyway and we're just going to be nervous so it's just inevitable of course sorry Finance Road right yeah I'm in so barring a catastrophic outcome I believe a technological singularity is essentially inevitable there's a radical uncertainty attached to this on the other hand you don't mean as much as we humans can do anything it would seem commonsensically there's the ability to buy us this in a positive rather than the negative Direction we should be spending more of our attention on doing that rather than for instance advertising spying and making chocolate or chocolates and all the other things and people are doing that at the helm of that is opposed to how many people are working on various aspects of Technology all across the planet it's a small group and Inca parents working on explicitly bringing about the singularity is a small group supporting Technologies is a very large group so think about like gpus where did they come from accelerating gaming right low and behold there are amazingly useful for training neuron that models which is one among many important types of a I write so a large amount of the planet's resources are now getting spent on technologies that are indirectly supporting these singularitarian technology so that's another example like microarray or is it the expression level of genes how much each gene is doing in your body to each point in time these were originally developed you know as an outgrowth of printing technology instead of squirting ink affymetrix figured out you could squirt DNA right amount of Technology specifically because the overall you know spectrum of supporting Technologies can be subverted net Direct you do you have any concerns at all about a virtual world I mean that that we may be anyone right now man forget in the right frame of mind I can find anything beautiful you can find a unique and interesting like we are these finite beings that are clinging to a balls it spends a thousand miles an hour hurling through Infiniti what's the point I just a lot of that that goes around already we if we create an artificial environment that we can literally somehow another download a version of us and it exists and this blockchain created or powered weird sucking simulation world what would be mean what would be the point of that I really believe with is a person when they be different than many of my colleagues and what I really believe is that these advancing Technologies are going to lead us to unlock many different states of Consciousness and experience and then most people are are are currently aware of he's on the honor you know a speck of rock hurling in the others about what the purpose we understand almost nothing about who and what we are and our knowledge about the universe has far smaller than that descendants perceptions and then out of those sense perceptions models arise and accumulate including a model of the self and the model of the body and the model of the physical world out there and by the time you get to planets and stars and blockchains your building like hypothetical models on top of hypothetical models and then you know where we're by building intelligent machines and mind uploading machine pins and virtual realities we're going to radically transform you know our whole state of consciousness or understanding of what mind and matter are our experience of our own selves or even whether itself exists and I think ultimately the state of consciousness of a human being like a hundred years from now after a technological singularity is going to bury very little resemblance to the states Consciousness we have now we're just going to we're going to see a much wider Universe than any of us now imagine imagine to exist now this is my own personal view of things you don't have to agree with that to think the technological singularity will be valuable but that is how I look at it like Ray Kurzweil and I agree there's going to be a technological singularity within decades at most Ray and I agree that you know if we buy its technology development appropriately we can very likely you know guide this to be a world of abundance and benefit for humans as well as a eyes but Ray is a bit more of a down-to-earth empiricist then then I am lucky he thinks we understand more about the universe right now then than I do so I mean there's a wide spectrum reviews that are insensible to have my own view is we understand really really little and what we are and what what this world is and this is part of my own personal quest for wanting to upgrade my brain and wanting to create artificial intelligence is like I've always been driven above all else going to understand everything I can about the world summon I started every kind of science and engineering and social science and read every kind of literature but in the end the scope of human understanding is clearly very small though at least we're smart enough to understand how little we understand which I think might my dog doesn't understand that was only understands right and even like my ten-month-old son he understands how little he understands which is interesting right because he we're just going to look back and laugh in the warm-hearted way and all the incredibly silly things we were thinking and doing that when we were trapped in our in our you know what are primitive biological brains and bodies in your opinion or your assessment is somewhere less than a hundred years away from now requires exponential thinking because if you wrap your head around but for a lot of people that you explained it to I'm sure that's that's a little bit of a roadblock know it is it is it took me sometime to get my parents to wrap their heads around it because they didn't know not to they're not technologist if you get people to pay attention and sort of lead them through all the supporting evidence most people can comprehend these ideas reasonably well Danielle mobile phone to made a big difference I got I spent a lot of time in Africa and now this Ababa in Ethiopia where we have a large AI Development Office send you know the fact that mobile phones and then smartphones and rolled out so quickly even enroll Africa and if it's such a transformative impact I'm in this is a metaphor that lets people understand the speed with which exponential change can happen when you talk about yourself and you talk about Consciousness and how you interface with the world how do you say this I mean when you when you say that we might be living in a simulation do you actually entertain that oh yeah you do I mean that I think the word simulation is probably wrong but yet the idea of empirical you know materialist physical world is almost certainly wrong also so I'm in it for you go back to a phenomenal view I mean you can look at the mine this primary and you know your mind is building the world as a model has a simple explanation of it of its perceptions on the other hand then what is the Mind itself is also a model to get that gets built out of its perceptions but then if I accept your mind has some fundamental existence also based on the sort of I you feeling that you're like a mind there are mines are working together to build each other and to build this world and there's a there's a whole different way of thinking about reality in terms of first and second person experience rather than these empiricist views like this is a computer simulation or something right but you still a physical reality physics even quantum mechanics there's something called the relational interpretation of quantum mechanics which says that there's no sense in thinking about an observed entity you can only think about an observe, observe her pair like there's no sense to think about something except from the perspective of some Observer so that's that's even true within our best current theory of modern physics as induced from Circle empirical observations right which is being fed Illusions by certain evil scientist and two seconds from now he's going to pull the world disappear then you realize you're just a brain in the vat again you don't know that you're running but I guess my own State of Mind is I'm always sort of acutely aware that this simulation might I'll disappear at any one moment memories lead to believe that this life is incredibly consistent as you UMES problem of induction ride from philosophy class and and it's not and it done it and it's not solved many actions long-term planning in mind working on designing a guy for 30 years and I've been designing it inside I think I might be working on building the same AI system you know since we started opencog in 2008 but that's using codes from 2001 that I was dealing with my colleagues even even earlier so I mean I think long-term planning is very Trail to me but but nevertheless I don't I don't want to make any assumptions about about what sort of what sort of simulation or a reality that that that were living in yeah and I think everyone's going to hit a lot of surprises wants to see me when they find out that this hat is a messenger from after the singularity it traveled back through time to implant into my brain the idea of how they create Ai and let's bring it into him I don't want to make any assumptions about about what sort of what sort of simulation or a reality that that that we're living in yeah and I think everyone's going to hit a lot of surprises once the same thing when they find out that this hat is a messenger from after the singularity it traveled back through time to implant into my brain the idea of how to create Ai and bring it into existence


    Joe Rogan & Dr. Ben Goertzel on Blockchain
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    pretty much people can understand what is it means that varies coders get to share in this this code and the source code and they they get to innovate and they delegate to participate and use each other's work right but blockchain is confusing for a lot of people start with the idea of a distributed Ledger which is basically like a distributed Excel spreadsheet or database and it's just a store of information which is nuts or just in one place with his copies of it in a lot of different places every time I copy of it is updated everyone else's copy of it has got to be updated and then then there's various bells and whistles like sharting where you know it can be broken into many pieces and each piece is stored many places or something to that sadist Ledger and that's just distributed computing know what what makes it more interesting is when you'll are decentralized control onto that so imagine you have this distributed Excel spreadsheet or distributed database just copies of it stored in a thousand places but to update it you need like five hundred of those thousand people own the copies to vote yeah let's do that update so then then you have a distributed store of data and you have like a democratic voting mechanism to deter when all those copies can get can get updated together right so then then what you have is a data storage and update mechanism that's controlled in a democratic way by the group of participants rather than by anyone Central controller and that that can have all sorts of advantages I mean for one thing it means that you know there's no one controller who can go Rogue and screw it over there without telling anyone it also means there's no one who some lunatic can go hold a gun to their head and shoot them for for what day the updates were made cuz there ain't no it's controlled democratically bye-bye everybody right it has ramifications in terms of you know legal defense ability and Evan you could have some people and Iran some in China some of the US and and updates to this whole distribute the dentist or are made by Democratic decision of all the participant somewhere cryptography comes in is when I vote I don't have to say yeah this is Ben goertzel voting for this update to be accepted or not it's just ID number 1 3 5 7 to 6 and then encryption is used to make sure that you know it's it's the same guy voting every time that that that it claims to be with it without needing like it your passport number or something really what's ironic about his it's probably one of the best ways ever conceived of actually vote in this country is Shirley kind of ironic applications for so that those so that that I mean that's the core mechanism though with a blockchain comes from is like a data structure where to store the data in this distributed database it stored in in a chain of blocks reads block contains data the thing is not every so-called blockchain system even uses a chain of locks and I'd like some music a tree or a graph of blocks or something play just one of those transfer stock with yeah it's one of those terms with start with even though it's not quite technically not quite technically accurate and I mean anymore I mean cuz I don't know another buzzword for right what would what it is is it's a distributed Ledger with encryption the decentralized control and blockchain is the buzzword that's come about 4 that no one what got me interested in blockchain really is this decentralized control aspects for them with for 10 years now she dug up recently something I'd forgotten which is a web page I made in 1995 like a long time ago where I'd said hey I'm going to run for president on the decentralization platform without completely forgotten that that crazy idea I was very young then they had no idea what an annoying job being president would be but that's the idea of decentralized control seem very important to me back down which is 4 Bitcoin wasn't done it because I can see you know a global brain is evolving on the planet involving humans computers communication devices and we don't want this little Bavarian to be controlled by it by a small Elite we want the global praying to be controlled in the in a decentralized way so so that that's really that the beauty of this blockchain infrastructure I'm what what got me interested in the Practical technology is really one aetherium came out and you had the notion of a smart contract which the theory is cerium yeah so what is that well so the First blockchain Technology was Bitcoin Android which is a well-known cryptocurrency know if firium is another cryptocurrency which is the number to cryptocurrency right now that's how to loop I am did you know about it he did however it cerium came along with a really nice software framework so it's not like a digital money like Bitcoin is but it's cerium has a programming language called solidity that came with it and this programming language lets you right when I called smart contracts and again that sort of a misnomer cuz it's smart contract doesn't have to be either smart or a contract with a cool name truck in a legal contract or you can program a financial transaction so a smart contract it's it's a persistent piece of software that embodies like a secure encrypted transaction between between multiple parties so pretty much like anything on the back end of A bank's website or transaction between two companies online a purchasing relationship between you and the website online this could all be scripted in in the smart contract it in the secure way and then it would be automated and it's simple and sounded way so division that vitalik buterin who was the main Creator behind aetherium had is to basically make the internet into a giant Computing mechanism rather than mostly like an information storage and retrieval mechanism make the internet into a giant computer but making a really simple programming language for scripting transactions computers in different parties in the internet where you have encryption and you have Democratic decision-making and distributed storage your information like programmed into this this world computer right and then that was a really cool idea and the aetherium blockchain and solidity programming language made it really easy to do that so I made it really easy to program like distributed secure transaction and end Computing systems on the internet so I saw this I thought wild right now we fight we have the tool set that's needed to implement some of this is very popular I mean basically almost every Ico that was on the last couple years was done on the ethereum blockchain what's an initial coin offering a bunch of people realize you could use this aetherium programming framework to create a new crypto-currency like a new artificial money and then you can try to get people to use your new artificial money for certain types of doctors blue and there's a bunch of others I mean how quick comparison like how much bigger is Bitcoin and ethereum actually last year ethereum almost took over Bitcoin money's is one tiny bit of the potential of what you can do with the whole blockchain tool set it it happened to become popular initially because it's where the money is with a simple programming language all sorts of transactions between people companies whatever all sorts of exchanges Overland of information so I mean it's about decentralized voting mechanisms it's about a eyes being able to send data and processing for each other and then pay each other for their transactions so I'm in it there's it's about automating Supply chains and and and shipping and e-commerce if there's an innocence you know just like compute and the internet started with a certain small set of applications and then provided almost everything right with the same way with blockchain technology like it started with digital money but the core technology is is going to provide almost everything cuz there's almost no domains of human Pursuit that couldn't use like security through cryptography some sort of Ino participatory decision-making and then distributed storage of information and these things are also valuable for AI which is how I got into it in the first place I mean if you're making a very very powerful AI that is going to you know gradually through the Prattville value delivers he will grow up to be more more more intelligent I'm in this a I should be able to engage a large party of people and they eyes and participatory decision-making they I should be able to store information you know when a widely distributed way and and I certainly shouldn't be able to use you know security and encryption did all that you were the parties and involvement operation and I mean easier to keep things behind behind blockchain technology so I'm in the fact the fact that blockchain began with artificial currencies to me is a detail of History just like the fact the fact that the internet began is like a nuclear early warning system right then it did it's good for that but it's as it happens it's also even better for a lot of do you use your security and encryption did all that you were the parties and involvement operation and I mean easier to keep things behind behind blockchain technology so I'm in the fact the fact that blockchain begin with artificial currencies to me is a detail of History just like the fact the fact that the internet began is like a nuclear early warning system write them in it did it's good for that but it's as it happens it's also even better for a lot of money


    Joe Rogan & Dr. Ben Goertzel - The Fear Around Artificial Intelligence
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    either people are really excited about her or the really terrified of it those are the sort it seemed to be the two responses either people have this dismal view of these robots taking over the world or they think it's going to be some amazing sort of symbiotic relationship with that we have with these things is going to involve human beings past the the monkey stage that we're at right now tend to be on the louder and more positive side of this dichotomy but I think sing that has struck me in recent years is many people are now you're mentally confronting all the issues running a high for the first time and I'm and I've been working on the AI through three decades and I first started thinking about AI when I was a little kid in the late sixties and early seventies when I saw a eyes and robots on the original Star Trek so I guess I've had a lot of Cycles to process the positive and negatives of it worth now like suddenly most of the world is thinking to all this for the 1st for the first time and it when you first wrap your brain around the idea that there may be creatures ten thousand or a million times smarter than human beings at first this is a bit of a shocker right and then I mean it takes a while to internalize this in your worldview well it's also I think there's a problem with the term artificial intelligence it's intelligent it's there it's a real thing yeah it's not artificial sound like a fake diamond or fake Ferrari it's a real thing and there's been many attempts to replace it would synthetic intelligence for for example for better or worse as they're starting the popular imagination it seems but it's it's not going away is like are we married to this idea of intelligence and of life being biological being carbon-based tissue and cells and blood and insects or mammals or fish or are we married to that too much do you think that it's entirely possible that what human beings are doing and what people that are at the the tip of a I right now that are really pushing the technology what they're doing is really creating a new life-form that it's it's maybe a new thing that just the same way we recognize wasps and buffaloes and artificial intelligence is just going to be a life-form that emerges from the creativity and Ingenuity of human being indeed so I'm alone been an advocate of a philosophy I think of us as paternalism like it's the pattern of organization that appears to be that the critical thing and then the you know the individual cells and going down like the molecules in Target close in our body are are turning over all the time so it's not the specific combination of Elementary particles which makes me who I am and makes you who you are it's a pattern by which they're organized in the patterns by which they change over time so it I mean if we can create digital systems or quantum computers or femto computers or whatever it is manifesting the patterns of organization that constitute intelligence I'm in then then there you are there there's intelligence right so that that's not to say that you know Consciousness and experience is just about patterns of organization there may be more Dimensions to it but when when you look at what constitutes intelligence thinking cognition problem-solving you know it's the pattern of organization not not this specific material as as as far as we can tell so we can see no reason basement of the science that we know so far that you couldn't make it until system out of some other form of matter rather than the specific types of atoms and molecules that that that make up human beings and it seems that we're well on the way to being able to do so when you studying when you study intelligence artificial intelligence spend any time studying the patterns that insects seem to cooperatively behave with like a leaf cutter ants build these elaborate structures Underground Mina wasps build these giant colonies and did you study how I did actually SOI I sort of grew up with the philosophy of complex systems which was championed by that by the Santa Fe Institute and in the 1980s and the whole concept that there is an interdisciplinary complex systems science which includes you know biology cosmology psychology sociology there's sort of the universe patterns of of self-organization and Nino ants and then counties that have long been the Paradigm case for that I used to play with the ant colonies in my backyard when I was a kid and you lay down food and certain Kaiser in to see how their answer laying down pheromones in the colonies are organizing it in the in the certain way and that's an interesting self-organizing complex system on its own it's lacking sometime adaptive intelligence that that youman mines in human societies have but but it has also interesting self-organizing patterns this reminds me of the novel Solaris by stanislaw Lem which was published in the 60s which was really quite a deep novel much deeper than the the movie that was made of it did you ever read that book so I know what Russian director from the late 60s then there was a movie by Steven Soderbergh which was sort of climbed up in American diets and didn't get all the Deep points in the original novel and that since there's this ocean coating the surface of some alien planet which has amazingly complex fractal patterns of organization and it's also interactive like the patterns of organization on the ocean respond based on what you do and when people get near the ocean it causes them to hallucinate things and even caused them to see simulacra of people from their past even that like the person who they had most harmed or injured in their past appears and interacts with them so clearly this ocean has some type of amazing complexity and intelligence from the pattern that displays I'm from the weird things that reeks in your mind so that the people on Earth try to understand how the ocean is thinking they send a scientific Expedition there to 2in interact with that ocean but it's just so alien even though it monkeys with people's minds and Chloe's doing complex things no two-way communication is ever is ever established and eventually that the human Expedition gives up and goes home so I didn't that's a very Russian ending to the novel but that the interest interesting message there is I mean there can be many many kinds of intelligence right I'm in human intelligence is one thing the intelligence of an ant colony is a different thing the intelligence of human society is a different thing ecosystems a different thing and there could be many many types of a eyes that we could build with many many different properties some could be supposed to human being sung to be harmful to human beings some could just be alien Minds that that we can't even relate relate relate to very very well so we we have a very limited conception of what an intelligence is if we just think by close analogy to to human minds and this this is important if you're thinking about engineering or growing artificial life-forms are artificial mind cuz it's not just can we do this it's what of mine are we going to engineer or evolve and there's that there's a huge spectrum of possibilities if you we'd created human beings have created some sort of an insect and the sensex started organizing and developing these complex colonies like a leafcutter ant and building structures on the ground people go crazy there Panic their think these things are organized and they're going to they're going to build up the resources and attack us are going to try to take over Humanity this what would people worried about more than anything when it comes to technology I think is the idea that we're going to be irrelevant that we're going to be Antiques and that something new and better is going to take our place which is the which is Elmo leading up to us and us with this unprecedented ability to change our environment that's what we can do right we can manipulate things poison the environment we can blow up entire countries with bombs if we'd like to intervene also do wild creative things I send signals through space and land on someone else's phone on the other side of the world almost instantaneously we have incredible power but we're also we're also so limited by our biology the thing I think people are afraid of and I'm afraid of but I don't know if it makes any sense is that the next level of Life whatever artificial life is or whatever the human symbiot is that it's going to lack emotions is going to lack desires and needs and all the things that we think are special about us our creativity our desire for attention and love all of our camaraderie all these different things that are programmed into us with the with our genetics in order to Advance our species that we were so connected to these things but they're so the reason for war that the reason for the lies deception thievery the so many things that are built into being a person that are responsible for all the woes of humanity but we're afraid to lose them I think it's it's almost inevitable by this point that humanity is going to create synthetic and sentences with tremendously greater general intelligence and practical capability than human beings have I mean I think I know how to do that with the software I'm working on with my own team but if we fail you know there's a load of other teams who I think are a bit behind us we're going in the same direction that alright is it Humanity as a whole is quite close to this this threshold event so how far do you think it's quite close by my own gut feeling 5 to 30 years let's say that's pretty close but if I'm wrong and it's a hundred years so I can the historical time scale that sort of doesn't matter it's like did the Sumerians great civilization 10,000 to 10050 years ago like what what difference does it make I think we're quite close to creating super you artificial general intelligence and that's in a way almost inevitable given where we are now on the other hand I think we still have some agency regarding whether this comes out in a way that you know respects human values and culture which are important to us now given to him what we are or that is essentially indifference to human values than in culture in the when mostly indifferent to chimpanzee values and culture at that. That this point I'm completely indifferent to insect values and culture not completely new house I will both a bunch of ants but yet we get upset if we extinct and insect species right so we we can't we turn to some level but not but with but we would like the super AI to care about us more than we care about insects or or grade 8 absolutely right. I think this this is something we can impact right now unto to be honest I mean in a certain part of my mind I can think well like in in the end I don't matter that much my for kids don't matter that much my granddaughter doesn't matter that much like we are patterns of organization in a very long miniature patterns of organization they matter very much to you Batman 1 and Neanderthals cavemen with humans may come and go they are that we create may come and go and that's the nature of the universe but on the other hand of course in my heart from my situated perspective an individual human like if if some a I tried to annihilate my my ten-month-old son that would try to kill that AI as a human being play sometime I care a lot about the condition of of all of us humans and so I would like to not only create a powerful general intelligence but but create one which which is is going to be beneficial to humans and then other life-forms on the planet even while in some ways going going Beyond ever everything that we are right there can't be any guarantees about nothing like this on the other hand emoji has really never had any guarantees about anything anyway right I mean since since since since we created civilization we've been leaving into the unknown one time after the other and is somewhat conscious and self-aware way about it from you know agriculture to language to math to the Industrial Revolution we're leaving into the unknown all the time which is part of why we're where we are today instead of just another animal species right since we can't have a guarantee that AGI is artificial general intelligence as we create are going to do what we consider the right thing even our current value systems on the other hand I suspect we can buy us the odds in the favor of human values and and culture and that's something of intelligence is we create our going to do what we consider the right thing even our current value systems on the other hand I suspect you can buy us the odds in the favor of human values and and culture and that's something of I've put a lot of thought and work into alongside the you know the basic algorithms of artificial cognition


    Joe Rogan on Why Priests Can't Marry... And Why They Should
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    go back to church look weird stuff it's good people in there more than evil people well the problem is with that church in particular are there still shielding the people have done Terrible Things yeah yeah there's just no denying that there's if you look at the facts if you look at everything that's come out if there's no denying that no super unfortunate cuz I think the vast majority of the people that are involved in the religion that aren't the people that are I think they're very good people that probably think about it the same way maybe your daughter would like to think about it a place where people can get together and they exchanged affection and camaraderie and end of this acceptance of something higher than them that holds them to certain standard and wants to be good people and they sound good for everybody everybody I've said this many times and I've never bothered looking it up the reason why we can get another bottle. If you want to get f***** up why they force priests to be celibate because what I had heard was it something in this is not no scholarly work of my own I don't remember even reading the article I think somebody told it to me that priests were banging too many checks Freestone property and if they were married and he died she would keep the property if there was no woman involved and he on the property and he couldn't be with a woman and he swore that he was just with Jesus when he died the property went to the church yeah yeah when you go to the Vatican it's like wow this is beautiful but what where they get all this art where they get all these build I mean the pillaging of millions of dollars worth of s*** stolen from a time when people starving this tree in in light of those things that you see the wealth it's like going into like a pirate ship and then knowing what they do is with these children both those things are you should just save the other part of it is so strong that you actually will kind of say well yeah but I'm still going to go to mass on Sunday I think you know what I mean even if a priest is bad that the religion is still good why are human beings that are flawed Grandma's her name is Josephine be kept Geraldine I think you know what you tell your guy and you put him in a position where you can't have a companion like you're not allowed to have a love ya doesn't create pedophiles with the institution attracts them because they know they'll be safe there well it's it's possible but it's also possible that so many of them that are active in the church and I don't know what this guy story was I barely knew him but that he could have been molested mean this not found a small number of kids that were molested so very large not large you would never mean who the f*** understand what that would be like to be young boy to have that happen to you can get groomed and indoctrinated into being a part of this things does. Two other young boys in the future your whole reality has to be with some of them are and they're all doing this under the blanket of this thing called The Church then when the church finds out about at the church moves people to all these different various places and they they get these new victim exactly done that he that he was always people Depart of that so bad so bad and it's such a shame Mary Catholic priest in the US already here's how was this a new thing story of the video that was going to give it to the Eastern Catholic East Coast by Mexicans not by the Catholic priests married in the United States wow which offer to pass for married Episcopal priests to continue their Ministry after converting to Catholicism oh so you have to be a priest already Episcopalian and then you're allowed to have a wife and kids if you're Episcopalian right for sure actually cut the s*** we were at we are actually a mess and he was talking about there was one thing from the gospel that was talking about being married being with a woman and then he finishes turns her happy holidays being with a woman and this is a man that doesn't come close to that is a man that has no experience it would be so much better happy holidays he finishes the he finishes the sermon and then the reading then it goes into a sermon all about being with a woman and this is a man that doesn't come close to that is a man that has no experience it would be so much better for the church if he was a married man with children and then he could really talk about being in a family like who are you you know nothing about what we are dealing with


    Joe Rogan and Tom Papa Riff on Creepy Richie Rich Comics
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    golden Power ticket 500 million Jamie when your 5 years old and it's all made then you don't have to imagine growing up it ruin your life like listen little Tommy you never have to work again it would ruin your life lottery ticket when you are 5 yeah if you'd be so nice to give us some of that money that would be nice but silly you would be f***** magic growing up being like Richie Rich like what the f*** do you have a face full of cocaine chasing this feeling that you can't get just from practical everyday work really went all the money in the world what all the poor kids are reading the f*** I wish I was Richie Rich Dear Boy comfy while he takes a nap tihi and he says well thanks Mom candy and there's a butler dressed like that dude with the tailcoat coincidentally rich boy right that's what I was poor little rich boy cuz he's not happy cuz he's not happy ankles Ringwood sale through old age a me about a guy like that like he's the guy from The Shining and he's just going to come over and eat proper he lives in another time. In the weight on all these rich white people like what in the tortured man right there if you were a serious black rapper like when guys with diamond teeth when you get a National Butler sir I love diamond teeth Australia pithecus in Richie Rich is like I'll show you what it's like to be Lucy the boat room Lotto lotto names are written down a little Lotta Love Christ as a child I go to the bookstore in the comic books when is a badass rapper going to recreate this picture for the covers album I think they would be perfect for like Gucci Mane Richie Richie oh come on be haven't washed away what a crazy idea for a comic strip Bay Area rapper named Richie Rich so do they go time in Cadbury size of her arms are like ham hock she just mounts you and just wrap your head up and up arms and Smothers you to death you try to chew your way out but you run and I are running the air Cadbury Jack & Jack going into a hot tub shirt he's ripped no need for apology said someday I shall relate to this story of how I was once lost all my clothes at the South Pole what kind of strange snake-like towel are you possessing 12 ft long so I left and got a fitness coach it's so funny that was very homoerotic weird there were a lot of do weird stuff back that she had that cartoon today f****** fed show up at your door with what kind of strange snake-like Powell are you possessing makes it has a crust 12 ft long gone juice so I left and got a fitness coach it's so funny that was very homoerotic is weird they're allowed to do weird stuff back then magic he had that cartoon today f****** fed show up at your door


    Joe Rogan: Catholic School Terrified Me!
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    no mass at all. Go to Willy Wonka's golden Chocolate Factory New Jersey to San Francisco Catholic school but I was just done I hated it I was in fear of those f****** crazy people your parents take you to church or make you a little bit I'm about it once she was like you know your grades were way better when you were in your Catholic School terrified I'm wrong my parents are splitting up with the time so it's very confusing and then I wanted things have order to them so I wanted God to make sense annoying people with that fine when I went to Catholic school when I first got there I was I was happy that I was going to go to Catholic school but then as I experienced it thank God and was like this is crazy kids getting in trouble because their parents hadn't paid for their lunch or they scan it was like this really you tell your father to get that money in like there was a witness to it just didn't seem loving or didn't seem like what I thought of when I thought of you know Christ and when I thought of it seemed to me like oh no this is a dark little trap really really needing it in a very real way cuz what was happening with your family to like normally you wouldn't turn that quickly within a year that sounds like call me a baby cuz I was crying not knowing how to deal with human beings having your a six-year-old in this is going down you like what have I done from always being with my mom or being with my grandma and grandfather is like everything is cool and cool think about them I don't think what kind of like about why this on mean remember being like 6 years old thinking this I meant being like 6 years old making us have a family


    Joe Rogan & Tom Papa on Transcendental Meditation
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    then within a day and this is coming from a person pushes their bandwidth too hard all the time I think you only have so much in a day and when you get to a certain State you one of diminishing a lot and I think you want to diminishing a lot of the all the other things you do like if you if you have like seven things cooking in the background on your phone it's not going to move as fast some computers 20 minutes of Transcendental Meditation and take your nervous system and put it on restart and just let it wash out because we're all under that all the time a hundred percent frazzled no matter how hard you're pushing or just coasting 3 in the afternoon 2:00 in the afternoon 4 in the afternoon that nervous system shot we're all the same how do you do 20 minutes what do you do talk me through you take your nervous system and it's the result of it is you come out and you've rebooted the system and you can now have a good part of the second part of your day do you have a technique used use an app do I went to I went to a transcendental meditation teacher and without the hippy-dippy that's the biggest part of it it literally makes realize just what you said we're all just frazzled and running out of steam at a certain point your nervous system is shot all that stuff that's happened just between 7 and 3 whatever would happen you're that nervous system has been dealing with a ton of stimulus all day long that meditation gives you a reboot and you can it's a it's like a needed thing that's better than sleep that you do that you're attacked yearns for I'm telling you since I really started dialing it in and and did it it the best way I can describe it is that it added another four hours to my day yeah how so because I would just be limping across the Finish Line I'd be exhausted I be trying to do and with motivation and I work really hard I would push through and get to maybe you 2 hours more of what I needed to accomplish when you do this effortlessly without struggle I'm able to just say like I did between 9 and 12 that day yes 100% do you think by using his practice your alleviating tension so you're more efficient with your energy like what makes you that's part of it but it really is it really is taking this nervous system it is dealing with the outside world all the time and just giving it a real practical way to shut down flat line and then come back on the grid and it it like your physical body needs a rest your things need to be rebooted your nervous system is kind of his thing that operates all the time that we're not that conscious up we're not really that aware that how hard it's working and this is a way to pay attention to it and give it a chance to regenerate and then probably about 3 years ago my friend said you always did Transcendental Meditation he said go just see if it dials you in it actually the stuff doing the way you talk about meditating it sounds more laborious sounds like you're doing too much work just go talk to this guy and I did for like three four sessions I wouldn't just talked to this guy here in La who's a transcendental meditation teacher and he just explained it and dialed me in on it and for the last three four years I've been just I haven't missed a day and three or four hej how long no need for it's the opposite of what you want from a cheat day it's like 20 minutes if you can get to and that's the best if you can get one in the morning and 1 in the afternoon then you're like Superman but if you can get one in I'm telling you start to finish how long 20 20 minutes 20 and you do this everyday everyday everyday play feels that dude I love and Tom Pappas new podcast cuz it's so easy going like the way you guys gel so well together you flow together yeah you're tuned in to present together tula cozzone and you reset your brain for sure I feel less I feel less depressed when I exercise and I go for a run I'm like my days different will give me energy I won't feel so shity I'm like I'm okay and I feel good I feel alive and whatever but the meditation in a very subtle way 5 hours later when you're faced with a stressful situation you don't feel as stressed as you normally would because it's just another situation you should go see him I'll do I'll give you the name of the guy he's a man I mean he's not amazing it's not a guru it's not the one sperm guy it is not about him $1000000 religion of people he's just delivering them which is very is not hippy-dippy it's very practical practical can use it yeah that's the best part of it would you be thank you for the float tank now would you be interested in doing it and we have one here you can use it anytime you want I would like I would like to hear what your take on it is especially yeah especially if you wanted to practice those techniques in their environment that would be great crazy environment man that would be great to do it I'll do it yeah for sure not today I'm drunk It's in Pasadena has the biggest one in the world and then he'll let you come in like a gym


    Joe Rogan - The Origins of "Woke"
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    I must correct the guys rather than us I love that but there's a lot of guys that haven't been corrected yet we're going to hassle you and follow you in the parking lot that's the problem those guys aren't woke once everyone's all woke this leaves only right I feel yeah I see that work thing like what are you woke what the f*** is that even woke up I woke up what are you 12 welcome to come to my sixteen-year-old so yeah there's no real there's no test you take the show that if you woke it makes you want to be a mathematician you have the f****** show that you know how to do mad the professor walk-in was Preposterous no one's to find what's what's just not racist and not sexist and not homophobic but open-minded and aware of the the the feelings in the misgivings of all sides or ascendant with no bias understanding of like what makes and constitutes someone being woke like how many of those boxes do you have to Tom Papa had a woke Academy right and you took these peaceful truth stopping my taste and grit don't jump salty on me whoa look how they talk back then they're trying to talk people into talk on the way that made them seem more interesting I'm going to say it the way I would say if I lived back then in the left and you were telling me my grace and grit so how would you say that now man stop being such a b**** all good so good and then what and then next you know people be hitting each other if you're woke you dig it that's that sums it up man if you woke you dig it after how do you find the same Eco back to the types and it's like Know Your Meme so the meme of the word woke Next Level bowties and those Tales would be surprising cuz that's all I'm doing what you guys don't do so I'm going to have weird look though so like the guy in the center Reservoir Dog totally normal and no one would even bad and I to go Hozier can help you boom parents going to come over and you're like you're really going to love my dad he's an amazing guy he's real old school guy was dressed like that but the daughter was going to lead you to something you have to run for your life but it is weird how like that suit has lasted a long time well this is 1960 so I'm assuming that it was mocking the style of old so by the time 1960 rolled around the guys in the middle wear dress contemporary but the guys in the end it like making fun of people with a used to dress yeah kind of in the way or at least that's what represents those people yeah defines their time Harley around the 1800 represented today no woke no disrespect no cultural appropriation intended with the willingness to access and critique systems of Oppression oh yeah exactly for sure if it really is a system of Oppression but how do we decide what's a system of Oppression and what is Sansa give me Jordan Peterson weird human behavior represents that way men and women interact with each other on a grand scale before by putting that in like that's what woke is like how do you do how do you define what the systems of like where is it where's the line get drawn if the line like why do women have certain jobs why do men have short jobs and how much of that is because of influence how much of that is cuz of their choices how much of that is just cuz of natural proclivities towards certain things the hierarchy coming up to the hierarchy who's to say that those people aren't part of the problem I love Jordan Peterson the Hammers just coming up to the hierarchy who's to say that those people aren't part of the problem I love Jordan Peterson the Hammers just


    Joe Rogan on Harvard Scientists Saying Asteroid Could be an Alien Probe
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    you look so young there man oh man what a f****** movie this was cuz I wanted to believe so bad oh yeah I so wanted to believe they got me I think now they said that some like legit people said that it change speed and went different directions NJ people who give people scientists could be what is Neil Degrassi say about it it's not talking right now Interstellar object yeah I saw that and I saw someone refuting that they would scientists if we just make this thing drive by them and don't change speeds they'll know of no idea to stink did we miss them okay I could call Google I'm tired too long but you got it the s*** look like anything they wanted to yeah I would need all it up radiation pressure rating for would be if no air in space right so we wouldn't be aerodynamic to be momentum no go down a little bit thank God answers your question if radiation pressure is the accelerating for then, represents a new class of thin Interstellar material it has a different thing that's using for energy but as to what may have produces previously unseen material it could have emerged naturally from the debris of the planet forming disc in a distant solar system going through yet an unknown process they've got a whole another way to make Toyota Corolla places where I'm stupid but it doesn't necessarily need to be aerodynamic right cuz it's not going through are it's going to be in space right so I'm not wrong there if you could actually look like a rock the only issue would be getting it into space from a planet with an atmosphere again gravity not be talked about this way too stupid like this outer area sort of like the space shuttle is yeah then once you get to place you could jettison the outside of it just like they they get rid of those booster are they fall like they just follow the f****** integrate with other fish good move through space and it didn't matter what shape it was cuz it's in the vacuum of space just get it up into orbit orbit like the space station go and build it in peace now and then launch it in that Commander Chris Hadfield gentleman was on the podcast and he was talking about some kind of magnet that they have that collects subatomic particles out there in the galaxy and we only know 5% of what the universe is made out of 5% of guys scientist space real legit apps not coming back from six months in space or whatever the f*** he was there for and telling us this really wow why are we here and what are we doing like we haven't developed yet something that we can go the speed of light we haven't like but if we do then the whole universe is open to us maybe that's what it is maybe the struggle of developing all the stuff is to get to a scientific level where we can really go I don't think they think the speed of light is even good enough really elbow so what planet you're going to colonize you going to have to who-knows-what if you land on a planet and it's like hey it's 74° Hawkeyes guys it's all oxygen and but it's only been like that for 10 years and then it's going to be an ice age does horse that I don't even know if we can predict here's my my question can they accurately predict the atmosphere and the conditions and like with a temperature would be if a planet is from a sun do they have a calculation with Sao this sun is this amount of big and it's planet is far away so it's definitely going to stay with a certain temperature range of the entire time to plant do they know that like within like a death rain I don't know I would rain do this son is this amount of big and it's planet is far away so it's definitely going to stay with a certain temperature range of the entire time to plant do they know that like within like a death rain I don't know I would like 40 degrees they must


    Joe Rogan & Tom Papa - Is There Good vs Evil?
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    it's the time of the men were able and women were able to you know right and it's in philosophizing but I don't know it just seems to me lately like I've seen evil and good is actually a force that were struggling with and I know there's like some people would say that's kind of you know but I do kind of feel like it actually is a very tangible thing and that what makes you think this your personal feelings is it based on like your intuition like what is it intuition it's like a Vibe it's like a it's just like a maybe because I'm showing up at church and kind of like searching a little bit myself and I am very much about good people doing good things and I just been kind of conscious of it and there's always like these this rise of evil that like comes up like 7 white supremacist for these riots are these horrible things against people in different parts of the world and it's the way you look at the world with a lot of people look at the world if you had to push all the buttons that would sort of decide how people behave. first thing you do is eliminate all the violence right now the horrors of the world yeah and it's also I'm sorry to cut you off but you also see all those Horrors are done by these men and stuff who when you sit in like kind of analyze them and they been the victims of a lot of things and there's like genetic victimization and social and it's like so where's that coming from why are these this kid that could have been okay ends up in this life of crime and ends up murdering somebody and where's that cam is this just a genetic mutation or is there like a force of Good and Evil I think we're still we're still dealing with the Echoes of the past that's what I really firmly believe I think also the way maybe you and I are having this conversation the way a lot of people having these conversations today just like us like basically the same sort of rational people sitting around with No Agenda going wise's existence horrors of Life why why is all this in why is that there I think this is we haven't been here that long I just really think that's that's real and I think we need to absorb that much better or our time spent in modern civilization versus the time of life on Earth is a joke the time on life on Earth and in relationships the time of the universe is a joke write the numbers are insane can't understand that we we we literally were monkeys just a couple weeks ago right the bit that I have my ACT about United States being found in 1776 yeah that's three people ago these creatures that had to make fire stay warm they didn't have electricity they didn't have engines yeah they they made boats out of trees and they use the wind to drift across the ocean while staring at the stars with a f****** a gigantic looking thing right was that thing is sextant the Mongols called the wrath of the khans and would freak me out is not just how crazy that world was back then and what unbelievable damage and destruction the Mongols created and how they just conquered Empires just moved across the world killed millions and millions of people I think Google is only like 1,200 BC I don't think that was that long ago right that's really reason I think Genghis Khan died in the 1200 if I remember correctly today D not b c a d that long ago rewind 8 hours ago and 92 years ago a guy killed 50 million people during his lifetime with his actions right they change the carbon footprint of the world mean they they cars in Madison and all the more surprising that we're doing that then it is that people are running around killing each other you see it in color is it Ken Burns into that yeah I think so they digitally remastered some footage from World War and you get to watch these people move around looking real time yet you realize like only way the people got by I think I think from going from small groups of people which are like in the small groups of people they would have interpersonal conflicts they would have a fight with members in the tribe but they would sort it out and there would probably be some sort of rule that they would all try to live by but then he would get invaded by people that didn't have anything and we're looking for your stuff and it came over the top of the hill in that killed and they raped and they stole women did that for a long-ass time man they did that for a long-ass time for it was the history of the steps like that Dan Carlin Maps out in the Wrath of the Khan thing may still being born search for World War II look how they digitally remastered it and Peter Jackson documentary this is the thing like people that look like this little wearing like uniforms and you know have like decent stuff nycewheels to their wagons that's real reason man now I know Teresa is f*** it has been a bunch of different ways of people have done it you know it even made go back like the Egyptian so it isn't the act of like okay so we know like that guy with his house on fire we know that is a just instinctually we know and have known during even all of this history we've known that that is evil like what you know what I mean like now we're trying to get her act together. I mean there is a we all know that that is such a evil evil thing I think it exists I think we have to fight it that's causing that right that guy didn't want to go to jail and didn't want to shoot himself to kill himself and didn't want to go to jail so he decided he was going to kill a bunch of people to make up a story he had a plot in his plows to save himself that's when people get trapped in a situation where they're allowed to make decisions they're allowed to know if not allowed to cuz they choose to make decisions and those decisions are horrific and then they have to somehow another justify those decisions cuz they never look at their own behavior there was Judge other people and this is a pattern of people fall into if the other was looking for other people this decision to make this decision is to kill the wife and the kids still like he's just like always got to be right and I'm saying like he's always he's got it he's trying to cover his tracks you trying to lie always like this is a type of person I could do something like that and I've been triggered by the murder itself watching the Monday Night Football and then the next week is like something flips in his brain is like no now I can kill I don't think it's the other people that I know and love I think in a fit of rage in a fit of rage to do something horrific and I think he's one of those people that tries to justify his actions so it just 10 tries to figure out a way where he can justify that they're they're going to be in hell anyway cuz the guys dead now they they probably thinking that we could come up with justification for sure that when you put energy out there it affects things around you in terms of the way people interact with you and that in turn affects the way they will interact with other people as well and I think there's like there's there's a certain amount is an energy you put out its you can call it that but that makes it sound like you got a crystal in your pocket right not really energies real be a different vibe than what you're feeling from me you know what I mean for sure chronic masterbaiter well it's also people that are off and then struggling with the fact they've done something awful has like an energy to that being on edge Christian of the guild just carrying that thing now that guy's going to admit and energy but you don't think it's karma just for like you do something bad and then say something bad will happen I think I genuinely believe in this is no crystals in my pocket I genuinely believe that if you do something that you know to be awful that that has an equal effect coming back at you like whatever bad that you put out in terms of like doing something go to a person that the way you feel personally like about yourself you will take an equal blow I really believe that and where's that blow come from I think comes from your own introspective thinking I think you know Jesus ask me something stupid I'm sorry it's hard to turn that around you know she might hate yourself more than they even get mad at you so, it's really you dealing with the energy it's not the universe saying now something bad is going to happen to you you're kind of creating it with your own actions and your own stuff I think it's real dangerous when we pretend that we have any sort of real understanding of the patterns of all the events that take place in the world so when how to say like someone something happen if someone because of karma that's okay the problem with saying that is what about babies what about babies with leukemia where they bad babies what happened why do they get cancer why they die young Mariah why do they die in car accident doesn't make any sense there babe too and it's entirely possible that you're creating more bad s*** but feeling bad about yourself because you've done bad s*** and so you create more of this negative energy that you carry around with you I think that's entirely possible to but I think that we all have this weird need to Define things you know and I think that we're looking to this thing that we're calling Karma and we're saying that this is like this this definite correlation between action-reaction and between the good you put out there in the good that comes back my take is that I think there's definitely something going on but I don't think you should Define it yet cuz I don't think we really know I think as soon as we box it up and and say it's this thing and this is the the absolute reaction that the world has when you put good out there good comes back is an energy in that room that transference between you and the people that are out there and you're playing with it and it's a real thing the very real thing it's like hypnosis yeah yeah it is and and then they can they can reverse hip hypnotize you they can bring those other energy the other way so that there is this energy of all of us out there and running around it's it's not that far to think then there couldn't be good energy and there's bad energy and there's and is that ultimately good and evil maybe it is all generated from human beings may be a few educated everyone and they could all be kind and try and come in at that way we could actually feel that there was more good with that just more good coming from people I don't know what this look at us from an outside perspective like pretend you're not a person or are you looking at all the people like what are they doing they're moving really fast and they're buying stuff bustling around more complex and more capable and more High Tack and more space-age this is bananas matter on and on and on and on with this stuff this is we need some sort of energy behind this Innovation and a lot of the energy is conflict conflict and resolution conflict and resolution conflict and victory victory and defeat and if it defeat makes you work harder and and is all these like interacting forces constantly moving together I'm with you handed this a lot of it is expressed the success of this little game physics material possessions the success in his game is Express in Hamptons mansions and private chat sent Bentleys and time I'm winning this f****** crazy came off and there's a lot of value and winning the crazy GameStop so we let these people acquire all this stuff it's spacious a bomb waiting for the spark this going to be what people become people are going to become some sort of symbiotic organism but something is tied into electronics and that this is happening now happening slowly and we're making it with stuff and if we keep making stuff it's eventually going to get to a part of the things you like to do more than anything's happening enhancer experience on earth right right I want to be able to take pictures yes yes on Earth better then we're going to have to integrate with your circuitry Tom Papa and then live forever maybe maybe that's what the organisms are trying to do their chores with the new Enlightenment you get sneeze like headset and the dude from Star Trek the bought into it and those things completely cure you event of any evil I think that I don't know I mean there is maybe there is no purpose to his being here.


    Joe Rogan on How Wacky the Bikram Yoga Guy Is
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    to it and they went out and fed the homeless there was a good stuff that came from it and she wants that I get that and now you're sitting in an institution though the you know the backstory what's going on it's you know how do you sit there how do you sit there so yoga I go to hot yoga 90-minute hot yoga and that guy I don't think he's allowed to come in this country he took advantage of his privilege his position our well I guess you could say power but the reverence that people had towards him they felt like he was a guru until you get these girls alone and he would make him suck his dick or whatever I'm getting this very dangerous Waters but I was having a conversation with a woman who is a she's not actually an instructor and she said listen that guy is definitely creepy but let me tell you something a lot of those girls not only knew what he was about but they wanted to be with him they wanted to be with him because of his power and because he represented something special to them and then when he just like a shotta load their mouth and kicked him to the curb then they became angry and decided they were molested they went into it willingly I do not know if she's accurate or inaccurate cuz I was not there but I do know that people have I remember women throwing not throwing themselves but making it like very clear they had deep admiration for my martial arts instructor when I was when I was a young kid and I was practicing Taekwondo yeah I remember these women they were so in awe of my martial arts instructor booty represented the master of something that they were deeply enamored by and I think that's also what happened to these yoga people yeah it's seductive you know it's sexual sexual yoga is yeah but I've never had sex with anybody but I'm sweating and almost naked and the teacher goes around and she like called you out it's like oh she likes me with each other after this is all over because they're so close to being naked and sweating together right you know in that there were some women I'm sure who wanted to be with him but he's wielding like in a workplace kind of thing it's up to you to be the one to put the brakes on it have you about him it was so ridiculous is the Big Dipper pay $1000000 for one drop of my sperm he says this $10 for one drop of my sperm well it wasn't wasn't wasn't there that I think they're discussing it you're discussing this for a comment you going to see the guy cuz he looks like cuz he said the comment to a woman and she was like this she was like what in the f*** did you say dollar sperm interview but that's the thing it's like when you're in a power of a powerful position like that he's really spiritual people will pay $1000000 from the seven-year-old went off on a rant claiming 5000 women today want to sleep with him for have committed suicide over his charms and people would pay $1000000 for a drop of his sperm I was just shoot loads everyday and then retire if you if you just ate a lot of zinc a lot of zinc and like what makes loads oysters celery p*** people right celery celery in the world you have to sleep with women and have to sleep now $5,000 today why I have to head us women people pay $1000000 for one drop of my sperm everydrop idiot of dumb to delete this trash when another trash that's what sound all that loads oh my God you're still an animal right so if the ham looks like we're talking about before the Wolves gummy Surplus kills and then kill all these Alchemy don't eat them in Wyoming the recent issue there's 18 elk that were killed by wolves in the Surplus killings the real tragedy is Wolf can't help themselves as their instincts so his instincts as a man he has instincts to procreate right is instincts to respond to women that are sexually attracted to him and he teaches his classes in front of the hundreds and thousands of people and everybody loves and adores him so he is f***** up Twisted Brain everything that he said they're made sense Andrea when she when she clarified so you're saying that for women have committed to it like this m*********** has to be clear over backwards he wants me he's standing over me Darius doesn't even change her Expressions she just picks so you're saying yeah I mean look at that girl right now he's standing on top of a woman's hips and she's bent over backwards that girl is like he wants me he's standing over me this is taking a lot of yoga classes to my hips now


    Joe Rogan on Man Who Burned His House Down to Hide a Murder
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    talking with Dad and he was telling me about this thing that happened this I think it was in Northern California it was a fire might not have been Northern California was a fire and initially they thought it was just a fire but then the CEO and his vice president were both of their houses caught fire so then they thought it was like an attack I'm both people than they realize no is a murder and one of the guys killed the guy and his family and then lit his house on fire and then went back to his house and let his own house on fire and make it look like they were going after both of them and he's the only one that survived did Shaun White go by Family Massacre disguises a massive fire New Jersey yeah that's it this is the story so make that a little hard to please it says it was more than brotherly bond between Paul and Keith yeah that's right part in New Jersey but two days before Thanksgiving horrific chain of events would forever tear them apart always brother how do you say that name Canario narrow a wife and daughters killed his brother and his brothers whole family bonfire with his wife and daughter inside try to make it look at the whole family been targeted his family got out of the home safely. Can you imagine the Panic like what the fuc I mean I understand you're mad at a guy and you f****** hate each other f*** you f*** you and you start fighting and then you wind up killing each other how do you kill his wife and daughters how do you do that I would like what's which goes on like is he just trying to get their children like how many children like who killed kids anybody just walking around Colts Neck Township New Jersey probably never done anything really major in his life right probably like was at a like a business meeting like 2 days before with some guy talking about the Giants his wife and his two daughters with his wife his daughters inside did you hear me say that I thought you were his brothers family he killed his brother and family set the house on fire on fire then let his own house on fire to make it look like he was being targeted I knew that but I didn't know his he had kids like what to do what what Jesus Christ oh my God Before Sunrise grow up there somewhere between midnight and 5 a.m. Paul caniero was walking around his brothers 1.5 million dollar Colts Neck home armed with a knife and a gun Paul fired multiple shots pocket when you got mad at me for not following the story clearly did you feel like you could kill me I need more money more than Jesus Christ walked inside found his wife's found peace wife Jennifer he shot and stabbed her and then stab their children Jesse 11 and Sophia 8 what the year old dude an eight-year-old girl in her sleep talk to someone in their sleep and saying her sleep was 5 a.m. doesn't matter man has gunshots in the house and yeah oh my God that there is an always a presence of Good and Evil in the world like like that it's not just evil Deeds what this guy did was evil but do you believe that there is a real presence of evil that it's like a thing that takes over people or takes over you know what I mean like like like my good and evil is that more than just people's actions words like a force of nature is there a good force of Nature and an evil force of nature that is constantly using people and using things as as a catalyst Dora for is a instrument I don't think nature is the right way to approach it because I don't think there's good or evil in nature I think the nature nature is actually far more moral than humans are because what would Nature's just about survival right and pray and they kill things neat things but when animals in nature kill like what they call Surplus killings were wolves will kill like 18 elk and not not eat them they're just they're just going on their instincts these things are there to be killed and they they can get them cuz they can't run away maybe it's fixed now or something like that so they didn't can't help it they just tearing apart cuz their instincts are good drive them to kill cuz that's how they survive other family survived their killing and they're they're eating these out and this is just what they do and even if they kill a bunch of them where they can't eat them instinct is to kill because that's how they survive its natural is normal with humans is very different because we humans is consequences right and there's a law and there's other humans finding out so there's deception and then there's their selfishness and is the the fear of getting caught and then there's your own your own Survival Instincts internally don't want to get locked up in jail you don't want to get caught for something so I think if I had to guess that this guy didn't think he was going to kill this guy's wife and family probably anything he's going to kill this guy they probably got into a heated argument and they they're stupid and he you know he's a guinea that's my people and I swear all the time. guys wife and family probably don't even think he's going to kill this guy they probably got into a heated argument and they they're stupid and he you know he's a guinea that's my people I swear all the time.


    Joe Rogan on France's Anti-Macron Riots
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    now what's up every time I think about visiting Paris there's some new s*** that goes down over there I know it's kind of feels like a little like like a jewel box that is about to explode Gucci in this is protesters they've been going to scroll back up pictures it's terrible and it keeps getting worse and keeps getting worse and started November 17th when French driver sporting yellow vest let a demonstration fuel prices 280,000 people for people have died hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of property has been damaged to protista starting November 17th from French drivers sporting yellow vest 20000 people across the country to push back against the rising taxes on gas and Diesel French president Emmanuel macron as part of his many economic reforms announced the gas taxes early this year to minimize Frances Reliance on fossil fuel that's a f****** s***** way to handle you know the Reliance on fossil fuels you do the opposite you can't face charge people money you know you don't charge people extra money make more expensive than OU's a black subsidies for electric cars you stupid piece of s*** and then try to remember and when Bush was leaving office and they jacked the f****** price of gas weigh up yeah dude but there's people that were panicking yeah I don't think if the price rattling went up some places to turbocharge like 25 bucks account eat


    Joe Rogan on Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder Being a Draw
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    one so, pop and I are sitting here and I say do you did you see the fight on Saturday night and he said the guy that got knocked down mental health, mental health guy with mental health information out there you can see every television show or watch every sporting event or no every Scandal so when something happens like the blurb that the the little summary that I have absorbed he watched it on Instagram he posted a thing and it was very heartfelt and he got up for all the people of mental health experience I thought I thought the Tyson Fury one most of the rounds except the two that he got knocked down in Tyson's the anti mental health guy know he's the white guy I think I've ever seen ever that's what I heard too he shredded as no fat on them whatsoever and that's where I was his back is just a bundle of snakes and he landed real like the 8th or the 9th something that sound like I dropped them but that wasn't a big knockdown right he was okay then the 12p f****** blasted him the restaurant at the song MP he's done got a Wilder's crazy cuz of the mental health kids yes for the kids to charity like $8000000 really yeah unusual guy who sees been in here in the podcast when he was gearing up for the fight so I should call him the super nice mental health guy he's a very nice guy very nice guys almost. Committed suicide he was just headed toward the bridge we should turn a f****** either slamming the bridge or drive off the bridge that was his games going to another 60 miles an hour early before he started his comeback that's like oh my God he's so he was Champion he fell off and became a chubby well what happened was he beat Wladimir Klitschko who was a longtime heavyweight champion means Latimer crashes remember him and then was like now what am I into a depression start drinking hard partying hard lot of cocaine and just f***** his wife this is achieved what he wanted to achieve mental health you know because of depression those things but a part of me wants to say that a lot of that is it mean I don't know I've said never been inside of his head but when you doing that much coke and drinking that much that is got to be a major factor in why you feel like s*** and then the letdown of this incredible achievement becoming heavyweight champ of the world being this guy hadn't been beat in a long time many many many yeah and then you know just partying too hard and then getting into a horrible Funk and then I need to come back as though is that part of it where you know you know that you have that there are those personalities and there's genetics and Bobs and it gets you into the drugs but then the drug start going to work on your brain and then you know becomes something different comes you know it's it's no longer your own Consciousness that's working it's this sponge that just absorb start going to work on your brain and then you know becomes something different comes you know it's it's no longer your own Consciousness that's working it's this sponge that just absorb all of these toxins and who knows what's misfiring what's happening at that point


    Joe Rogan & Anthony Cumia on Louis CK
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    like a Louis CK situation I know that is so people are so divided on that one and my opinion is if if he didn't do anything make anyone do anything against their will he's just a guy that has a strange proclivity like jerking off in front of people apparently the cats out of the bag they're like those girls that upset 20 years ago with a that upset 20 years ago that now it's an issue or with a giggling with a lot like I need to know how they were then cuz I don't give a f*** what you think now like at the time what was it okay was it cool with you did you sit there and f****** rib elbow to the ribs with your girlfriend go look at the sky jerking off in front of it to me I don't care what what time is done because the Visa way something looks the morality or ethics or respect that is expect in 2018 ain't what it was 20 years ago for something you did 20 years ago when it was normal or a little strange whatever the f*** it was thing to do he's abusive person who's abusing his power and here's another problem with that when this is all going down he wasn't very famous no that's just a tooth or what power was he abusing he was a successful comedian he was admired by his peers cuz he was really funny yeah he wasn't Louis CK like the Superstar filling out Madison Square Garden Louis CK people and he would ask first so I can you say that he you know foresees women and wouldn't let them leave and I don't say that in fact he asked and when they said no he didn't do it he didn't say oh well good you don't want me to beat up that'll make it feel even better when I beat off in front of you shut the f****** and sit down which is so strange but it's not it's not in the same realm as as Harvey wine not even f****** know it's not even close people don't want you to rationalize I don't want you to grade things they just want to talk about abuse all abuse gets shoveled into this one little pipe area like this is male abusers yeah and then they'll put Matt Lauer right next to Bill Cosby right next to Louis CK like well this seems kind of crazy one little pidrive area like this is male abusers yeah and then they'll put Matt Lauer right next to Bill Cosby right next to Louis CK like well this seems kind of crazy and then when you say it's crazy like Matt Damon said was I think we should make a distinction oh yeah


    Joe Rogan: Trump Would Destroy Joe Biden in a Fight
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    everything works out too much like it's scripted during during Trump's campaign I kept saying he's got to win I go this doesn't play if he doesn't went through this isn't Rocky 1 this has to be Rocky 2 he's got a f****** win it's not about the battle in the bravery and then he's got to win this for this to work to really highlight the theater of the oppressed I mean that guy being president with his fake hair sprayed down in an orange it again with the white around the eyes it all seems so fake everything he says the way he looks like yeah everything is NSYNC I still every time I see him walking down the stairs Air Force One I'm just like holy f*** Donald Trump is the president like what what kind of Wacky World of really wacky world Wacky World when he was giving that speech about Elvis and it's just like eBay people tell me I look like Elvis that's what people have told me if I wasn't blond I look like Elvis and it's like no one told you that no one ever told you that maybe your belly confronted him when I look at that picture people tell me I look like the king maybe oh my God how many years like so committed it's a wacky Contraption walking up the stairs of Air Force One with the winds blowing behind you because you see the flaps yeah yeah chaos well how about you know he didn't want to go out there for the 4th of July Memorial because he didn't want to get his hair wet hair wet in the rain that was yeah that's what they were saying I don't know that is such a weird thing like he was September 11th that's so like insecure for decades he has to f****** do a a f****** Dairy Queen ice cream f****** move on his head every day so he's fat like if you leather clad Elvis he doesn't believe in exercise cuz he feels like the body is like a battery and if you put any energy and it's going to get out at all hours for the midterms he was flying all over the country and he never seemed to be like he was falling asleep or losing energy so I don't know what he's doing well do you know about all that doesn't mean I walk I this I that Trump Saudi wants to do in the Oval Office I run over to a building next door I get more exercise than people think he was supposed to take this 4 years you would be f****** stunned if you found out how many journalists how many people were writers how many people that are professionals how many people at work or on adderal oh yeah I know a shitload of people to take an adderal Center in finance all sorts of different yeah I know quite a few also yeah they know the difference between methamphetamine and amphetamines the difference in math and what you're getting when you get out of all is so goddamn clothes obviously regulated if you get fatter all right right I don't know I am not I'm not a pill guy never have been what are you got here Jamie we pulling up it says here about being on a treadmill how do you join the sober October fitness challenge will put that strap on you will see what's up so hilarious will umagine wrestling how we humans feel like I just a bag of Jell-O just due to the fact that they're talking like that again absurd it's so f****** funny that and buying the said the same thing like he beat the hell out of them believe that I think Trump will kick his ask I really do think the mistake yet Trump at better be able to slip and fall


    Joe Rogan and Anthony Cumia: Rudy Giuliani's War on the Mafia
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    batshit crazy but I don't know I think there's some blew a fuse he's not respectable anymore immediately gets you put into a category but he's also a little I think he's got some dementia going on the Lost of the last wisp those last Whispers of comb-over 911 going on he was a piece of s*** in theaters carte blanche to start racking head and taking care of business it cleaned up New York Times Square turned into a Disney type atmosphere drug-addled f****** mess that it was and and people hated him for ruining that gritty New York that we saw on taxi driver and s*** and then 911 he was America's mayor that's America's mayor and people he's standing with the Listen to Crazy person on the right yeah yeah started that's the full-time oh my God plugs or something in the front 70s and 80s as a kid me and my brother used to laugh our asses off we open the newspaper and there was like Johnny the horse was found dead so we wouldn't laugh at the names like like he was absolutely responsible he kept going after them and kept putting them away with the you know the new Rico statutes that they had and locked up a lot of mobsters manso and at this whole thing keeps going this thing of ours this thing of ours but those f****** p**** didn't want to go to jail isn't that something like the old-school guys would be offered you know you can walk or you could get a really easy sentence just talked to f*** your mother and then they reach the point where it's like the internet ruined all that too yeah yeah but he was free the minimum amount of time he killed at least 10 people they mean yeah that's Total cereal killer yeah and they let him walk and then he got arrested eventually for selling ecstasy in Phoenix he moved to Phoenix after that yeah yeah and then he like they didn't like that to walk around like a crazy person the bathroom bathtub directions while he was doing that but he felt like everything was being bugged so they would do is they Bug cars along his walking route right they are brutal to like they are the scary ones there's there's a worse because there was a time where the Italian mob did have a line like you didn't cross family things like that but the Russians all my God will they f****** an entire family dog everything gets killed and in the worst way yeah they're scary scary motherfuker and experience out it was Broadway I guess and they have those pedal cabs that go around there all Russian dudes big and legs on a pedal around and I was looking for a cab a real cab to take me downtown ride 15 blocks in a tricycle jewelry pedaling in front of me so I passed by once and said you need to give I was like nah I'm good thanks I'm still waiting for tell me 15 f****** blocks no move and and you can yell at a cab driver in New York still yell out your window and stuff they rarely will get out of their car they know you know you got The Medallion right there you could call the number and say you were being harassed by a cab driver so they won't do anything this guy gets off his f****** bike a f****** problem cab driver so they won't do anything this guy gets off his f****** bike you have a f****** problem oh s*** it's going down


    Joe Rogan on Matt Lauer and Bill Cosby
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    it was in the news writing but where was where was the mic being shoved in Matt Lauer's face as he's trying to f****** go home or something it was some of that I think you just hit when you went straight to Long Island and went to The Hamptons and he's never left but were they camping out in front of his house like like they did they weren't ya a year so that a long but he's not like a giant Ranch in New Zealand that's like thousands of Acres I decide you need that it's so crazy because he's got some access issues like the people that want to get to certain parts of the public land they have to go through his Ranch so there's like an access issue like some sort of these people are supposed to be with a drive-thru and over there fighting it off and you should just sit at his desk with that button that opens the door gate up so they could get through this is like women Executives had that button to Batman just start walking some nervous girl this year that collect that brought in a bunch of sex toys and he he kept in his office and he's like how he keeps a bag of sex toys flamethrower in his office yes give me a bag of dildos it would be right over there next to the flamethrower a bag of dildos to throw it away but Matt Lauer decided to keep it in his f****** closet was getting laid a lot of what else happened it seems to me that it's it's all of it is like very blown out of proportion I don't like that that that's happening because the everyone is being lumped into the Harvey Weinstein category which is the how to literally sitting back on my couch going Bill Cosby's the biggest serial rapist in Geometry how wonderful just to see people's Expressions when you tell him like what's happening in the hole celebrity us Forum like like what future and you're not going to f****** believe this crazy when we were kids we still watch The Cosby Show when he was Bill Cosby the stand up comedian ever go on HBO and everybody loved him he was America's America's dad right there The Cosby Show revolutionary on television he was at that time raping yeah yeah and it in Denver friend's daughter's like he knew come on over and help you with your career and Flounder I how do you get the eye later in life and apparently has kind of sympathy thing but he look pretty compliant and that was the thing that Whitey Bulger alternative time of running the Irish mob was ratting people out yeah yeah that's what was really crazy he was another guy just like we're talking about his name though the Italian guy he was in the mob ratting out other people in the mob while he was murdering people allowed him to sell drugs and do a lot of he won the lottery twice while he was doing that so you know how that works the what was no idea when the lottery and he would use that as a way to show income so he would pay them for their lottery ticket or steal it from them or whatever the hell you come get it and then and then he would win the lottery so that way he would have all this money laundering and avoid tax evasion charges that way yeah that's that's f***** up twice now both ways to win it twice he was yeah he he was the FBI was helping him to obviously they were giving up competitors and to him like that that was a thing like hey when I get to kill anyone but will bring this guy to you so you can have a little chitchat and get your driving the guy to yeah pretty much sums live in an apartment in Santa Monica with some girl just talked a lot and apparently she was yelling at him and that's that's how he got arrested like they'd get domestic screaming and yelling and they were weird and that was what got people looking at them like who the f*** these people and then they start me he wasn't even like hide in Montana or anyting crazy I don't understand like how it's got to be the most stressful life to lead gen run on the Run II watch that some of those shows like cold case files and when they find these people together. Jesus Christ yeah it's definitely got what he had coming to him blocks a lock in a sock out with Shanks that's some real s*** weapon well in his wheelchair before possibly having his eyes pop out partially gouged out with Shanks that's some real s*** try to chop off his tongue


    Joe Rogan on Liberals Who Are Racist Against White People
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    no the f****** life to private company they can do what they want for your speeches about the government in this it's like yeah but are you okay with that are you okay with the faceless Corporation deciding what you can watch and see and hear and who can speak based on nothing but this arbitrary ideology that comes out of a building like I don't like that I want anyone to have the ability to speak about anything they want no matter how repugnant it is like like mediate with a lively debate example forget Alex Jones talk about we talked about earlier Laura Loomer versus Louis Farrakhan you got to explain to me how that works how does that work okay for the guy on Twitter to be calling Jewish people termites that is that something you exterminate that's okay with you but then let me know look it's it's works that way on the left as well like how about that guy that just got kicked off of CNN right he was talking about the Jewish pause really am done this decision that the thought processes involved in decisions that they make is not based on rational thinking and objective reality it's so arbitrary you just don't know it's based on which way the culture swinging turning in a way that avoids any any possible accusations of racism if you think in any way right for you avoid that because there's some people say Hall cryptic s*** about white people literally calling for their death ridiculous left-wing woke nonsense you're allowed to be completely racist against white people massive generalizations against white down in particular yeah yeah you're being prejudiced but you're with a stamp so you got a stamp of approval yeah yeah you're allowed to be and I loved it but just rules that are made up that are ridiculous like this or that or that I can't be sexist I can't be this I'm making these f****** rules up I'm not privy to any of them of course picture the image the big one the banner one says trust no man how about trust all women you knew that congratulations 15 to 20% c**** and that's you going to have to trust all them yeah yeah population population of men is a Buddha population women if you if you thought that you were going to get pure drinking water without dropping those purification tablets you going to get a charger some s*** in there all women think Mafia That's it it's it's it's crazy like the idea that anyone would say believe all women is as mentally saying believe no women it's the same stupid thing because it's going to be assholes give you piece of s*** I was saying the other day like no one really wants equality no one equality isn't good the the fight for equality is where it's at and you never wanted because then you're not special anymore if you're fighting for equality that you're always a victim there's always a an oppressor and you you're fighting it once you're equal you can be called a s******* you could we call stupid stupid voice that probably shouldn't be heard so no one ever really wants equality how much they're clamoring quality remote how much they're clamoring for going to find some reason why it's not right why it's not valid and you can still say that you're being victimized by something is it currency in it and being a victim and not being equal yet


    Joe Rogan - Anthony Cumia on Artie Lange
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    if he was with me it's very difficult to get into any kind of commentary on society with Artie Lange sitting there it was odd but it was great I mean you know that the preface everyone gives his f****** love are hilariously funny so quick and and just a goofy Knockaround regular guy but the demons band the demons it was It was kind of rough to deal with show up one day I just feel myself you need to the show with Opie for a while now he was a guest on Oprah Show and and I guess I'll be approached him to be a co-host or something and he said no it turned out to be a little more than that there was some days that were really good and other days where it was a little frayed around the edges and you know redundant he's got a different kind of demons yeah I like Beelzebub he's got like the main demon he really does man f****** sad to say cuz I mean there's no question about the talent there he's hilarious and a gray car diadem it was I was at the Comedy Cellar and Dave Attell can't let it go so you're working with Artie and like it yeah well welcome to the wonderful world of the 3 a.m. phone calls and not being able to find him left the Stern Show they be able to replace him with somebody that was just funny as f*** lion and have Legendary Shows with with artyon and you know he he definitely earned a place in in broadcast history but we just you know after eight months it got a little too crazy to unpredictable and you need some predictability yeah yeah the attendance he wasn't he was tardy and there were some days he was f****** just most days he was awesome but they were some days where you know their heads down it was kind of kind of a little iffy and regardless I know he knows that too I mean he's he lives in that body he filled in times when we have guests on the shelf that he filled in a couple of times during these few sabbaticals that he was away for a week or so and me and Dave just hit it off he's got a great sense of humor he's a little twisted he's got a great backstory the guy was just a f****** piece of s*** for and you look at him now he's got a great wife a beautiful kid he's working comic and it is awesome and he knows how to co-host my show he gets it he we don't step on each other he knows exactly what to throw in and when so really happy with the with Dave Landau he's great. really happy with the with Dave Landau he's only did one show with them the last time I was in town. He's great he's a good guy


    Joe Rogan - Anthony Cumia on the Problems with Opie & Anthony
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    I love playing the The Straight Guy co-host to his f****** insane character but yeah we've done these live shows and they're there really a lot of fun and he's just a great guy wrote he wrote like a almost a play but it's all just kissing chips ass and how wonderful GIF is and how thankful we are to be there like it's so goddamn funny I love it he's he's brilliant man he's just a great guy and very f****** funny I knew from the first I think that also kind of Jimmy or anyting but I think that helped to kind of break up the Ona show in time I think I'll be started resenting a little bit of that camaraderie that me and Jimmy were having me and Jimmy kind of slowly started pulling away and doing our own thing like it was and the humor is more Twisted the better I love sick humor he does too and we laugh we did a whole bit on on like Laci Peterson and Scott Peterson the murderer only be funny about that what people look tribute songs with this guy wrote a tribute song to her and it didn't otherwise he's self-centered assholes I thought he was going to go viral by making a tribute and it we started changing the words to the song to make it just horrible involving seaweed and and thinks so is terrible but me and literally crying laughing and always just kind of sitting there like not really able to jump in or not kind of getting why were laughing at this s*** so it kind of pushed us further apart at that point yeah we both as people changed over the course of the 20 years we work together 25 years with anybody dude is is nuts you got a girl that suck your dick everyday for 20 years you're going to be like a f*** stop sucking my dick but I was I'm a lot more laid back like I I knew what real work was I work for f****** living I did heating and air conditioning installation and it was freezing cold in the winter and boiling hot in the summer and when I got that first gig and radio because of Opie and I'll always thank him for that I knew what it was like to work and I didn't want to f*** that up so I planted a smile on my face at every turn and did the show more hours a day everyone has someone at work that they don't get along with you don't believe your f****** ghetto you just deal with it that's 8 hours 20 hours of the day that didn't involve Gregg Opie Hughes so I could deal with it he was more like he had a Express himself a little more which is healthy in a way but I didn't need to so I didn't I didn't text him I didn't call him we got in an argument one sitting dude you never even been to my house and I go all right get everyone from the show in here Jim have I ever been announcing nope Travis no Sam no erock know I've never been to anyone's house problem with me not coming your house why didn't you ask me to come to your house yeah like is there a like you asked me everyday and I'm saying no every I was saying no right right what's going on it was always something like that and believe it I'm not going to sit here and s*** on a guy on my shows for that we both had but there was something like it if I could party all the time and I had to be there at 6 am and I'm driving from Roslyn Long Island to New York City it's it's 25 30 miles of just f***** traffic every day he had it could be 35 minutes it could be an hour-and-a-half based on if someone pulled over on the side of the road whatever it was it was it was a s*** Drive everyday it wasn't as bad as it got it like 7 or 8 but it you never really know it could it could I was never late late but there were times I come in at 5 after 8 after 6 was pretty much as late as I would I would be it was never more than that but he would go like he never had to say anyting like this music stars does a little bumper at the beginning and by the time it sucks I sit down and he on Mike would go traffic Anthony just getting in and other bosses are listening and it was it just wasn't necessary to do that you know it kind of looks like he had something got to be asked about guys don't do that guys don't do that to each other you f****** sit down and don't say a word no one would know I'm late you know and that's what happened and it is instances like that all the time it's all in my book permanently suspended there's a book out now it's out now borders Barnes & Noble yes very good but I talked to my house to my house I talked a lot about obviously the relationship and and with Opie and and how it kind of slowly came apart at the seams I think toward the end he just have had if he didn't want to do a show with with me anymore I don't think you want to do a Show with Jimmy either that didn't last long and I knew it wasn't going to last long babe I was the buffer between the two of them it really did it really did like and if he feel somebody's f****** with him he really gets pissed usually it can get talked out and everything's cool after a little while but this one who fought this honestly the way you guys interact with each other what he was good for was sort of directing the whole thing right that's the impression that I got maybe we need more of this maybe we need more of that real value to that absolutely but do you think that's fun when you go out and do an appearance and everyone's clamoring about a bit that me and Jimmy did or something yeah and he's sitting there going like well I push the button and I drove the ship and I went to spots and if he knew it's funny cuz like yeah you're not going to be appreciated but it's like hi who is good at defense be doesn't score a lot of points LeBron James or the ones who everybody wants to talk to the movie with the two magicians the actual magician has to drop below the stage and the body double comes out and gets all the Applause and he's under the stage the real guy that did the whole Act is under the stage and he shuts his eyes and puts his arms out like trying to enjoy the adulation from the fans but it's not even him getting it and I think that kind of mindset was there there's and then resentment starts bubbling up and you start doing things like saying Anthony just got in you hold things over people's heads the contract negotiations were a nightmare every time and Opie always wanted a one-year deal I like the f*** you doing let's sign for 10 years who gives a s*** but let's lock them in so if something happens at least we have a settlement portion we can take half the the what they are FB than what they always for 5 years whatever it is not one-year deal that's all I want because he always had this delusion of grandeur like there was always something better waiting for us to grab up and it's like the true the matter was the The Glory years ago an Asian we're gone but New Years and you know all that crazy f****** radio we were damaged goods after the sex in St Patrick's Cathedral debacle


    Joe Rogan & Anthony Cumia - The Bizarre and Hilarious Real Origin of The Proud Boys
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    write the proud boys yeah yeah Kevin office of goof and then became like what the time in Australia now if you seen them know it's it's gotten insane like Gavin is considered like a war criminal at this point I know Gavin very well he used to be on compound media my my network and that's where the whole thing started cuz it makes you question everything like how did how did Nazi Germany stop was that a joke was that like stalinism and ever in Russia Gavin how to show very outrageous Gavin is one of these just a funny outrageous guy his whole career has been based on satire and parody and and absolutely so we have we have this employee Ben Ratner little kid we actually hired him just because his name is Ratner and we wanted to call him rat like in Fast Times a red why don't you turn on the camera never talk about girls like this really Jewish real red hair kind of gangly you know kid and he like going abroad shows and things and we always question his sexuality and whatnot and Gavin really started hitting on him going what are you doing like get laid the kids your age should be out there just f****** plowing through p**** and he's like music from musicals and playing it to him like Hey look at this your p**** Leica and one of them was proud of your boy it's a Broadway a song from a musical a Disney musical I believe and it's a grandiose Broadway pieces of s*** called The Proud boys and that way you can learn how to be a and get all yet you'll get checks and tattoos and you know drink beer and hang out with guys as a joke it was like this parody of a men's club and so over-the-top that it was like I think part of the way to get beaten into this Gang This Club was that you had to recite 5 breakfast cereal while the other members punched you and and they would keep punching you until you spit up so Ludacris it is such a parody and slowly this f****** thing mutated into something got more members they started wearing what are those shirts with the yellow piping on the collar and stuck it to specific shirt that became the uniform Perry Ellis Perry Ellis shirts a specific black shirt with gold piping and on the collar and the sleeves and that became like the uniform and because it was presented as a chauvinistic club like like girls are allowed minorities are allowed it doesn't matter who we are but an accident it is a guy thing and we will talk s*** about girls and we're going to drink and get laid and it is just a men's thing so they started getting together with bars in the area in Manhattan and how is this organized compound media showing his own Twitter account and on Facebook which she subsequently lost persona non grata on social media but that's how it started and it never was supposed to go any further than that Gavin himself didn't really take it any further than that it's just let's get together every so often we have a good time we drink laugh everything like that will then this whole thing with politics got involved with antifa Thai fascist started coming into conservatives that wanted to speak so Gavin was conservative is conservative he get speaking engagements at schools NYU or around New York City and Auntie fawad show up to protest him and try to shut down the event so then the proud boys would go and protect Gavin so he wouldn't get harmed doing he's speaking engagement and that so then it turned into this because they're fighting with antifa they must be the fought the fascists and Nazis and once that gets out there there's no pulling it back you could try to explain how you're not a Nazi till you're blue in the f****** face it ain't going away especially cuz it's a good story The Press likes it so it's good vs Evil think they present antifa like there and the protesters were beating their f****** violent violent group of people that are there to to hit people they don't agree with and Silent people that want to speak and that's exactly what happened with Gavin and Ann Coulter and Milo yiannopoulos Ben Shapiro that a lot of these conservative people can't go to these venues and speak they can get shut down because of a violent group of people called a diva so proud boys were kind of the answer that so Gavin could go round can actually speak well when that happened more people came on board cuz they kind of like to beat people up when you have a gang a group of people and one of their missions is now to beat up people you don't agree with politically when they were like the highest tier was you fought for the cause I had them on I didn't know what this whole thing was ever I use explaining the proud boys and he was talk to me about we're going to punch them we're going to punch people like woah woah woah just punch people punch back and then you get to get mad that you punched him and they shoot you when you get out of your car right this escalates take it well it was never supposed to be unoffensive punching went when I would speak to Gavin and every example I would see it was an answer to buy they they would have violence perpetrator on that a problem to answer with my context and all all needed to say is he's calling for violence that's it and that's what they've said about Gavin over and over again right taking things out of context and use it as a gamble the other problem being that the antifa people are a lot of skinny dudes and chicks with masks on and they are not really that Adept at fighting is a horrible video of this one antifa guy tries to hit someone with it looks like some kind of a sticker pipe yeah and the guy catches it and f****** blast him on the chin and f****** put him down his head bounces off a yackery unconscious yeah yeah a lot of people die go places they're going to shut everybody down and because they're in a group scream and yell and hit people with bike locks and all this right from the left from the left before when I was a kid I grew up from 8 to 7:11 during the Vietnam war and I lived in San Francisco and I was around the real hippies and remember being a little kid and I don't have time to like children I mean peace and no violence and everyone was doing acid and now they're all an adderal and they're hitting people with bike locks it was Yeah a different thing there was a time where the Liberals the hippies they were the ones that when they would be a demonstration and and the National Guard would show up they be putting flowers in the barrels of the guns famous pictures of that and then Kent State was a bunch of hippies literally getting shot by the National Guard that has completely flipped around it's the weirdest thing and I don't know how it got this thing as we're proud boys became this evil group of people and and antifa is the good group of people that I understand that proud boy boys were infiltrated by white nationalists yes Nazi white supremacist whatever it is but those were constantly being disavowed by Gavin Gavin never wanted any of that happening how do you get in no here's the question because this is my new cell my last comedy special my criticism about vegans it's not that there is anything wrong with being a vegan right when you have a group where anybody can join you can get a certain amount of f****** idiots right if you have a million people for sure you have a hundred thousand f****** idiot there's no getting around that so if you have a group or anybody can join and you have a million people in that group you're going to have a hundred f****** idiot idiot had those people going to Define your group The Worst Behavior in that group is people going to call to as an example that's it I think this is also a symptom of the social media era today especially with Twitter because you can express yourself explain things characters people punching little skinny people f****** assholes and Gavin's an a****** yeah that's that's what it comes down to I've seen it presented to ask how it starts and how it grows and how you become a member by buying a f****** shirt that says buying a Perry Ellis shirt and opening a chapter 2 there a chapters worldwide you see it it's like yours the be proud boys Australia here's the problem is England proud boys f****** dance like it's everywhere and it never was supposed to get to that point and regardless of how these people act it now reflects on Gavin even though he wanted to hang out in the bar with a few people do is public speaking without being hassled and that's it and and I see the way the media manipulates things I've been party to it myself and I've seen Gavin presented in photos where you look and go holyfuck it like like they get them there's one picture Gavin that I was petrified by he's got his arms folded he's got a scowl on his face that hair you know the short on the side long on the top and he's looking like like he's angry and I'm like that that's not the guy that him and his wife was American Indian he's a really nice guy he's he's generous just a really cool guy to hang out with and what you see them do in the media is just crazy especially when you know he didn't invent some goddamn Nazi group he was just trying to have a little outrageous fun and it ran from it got away from us I mean that that emerged from that we we we f*** with rat all the time because we got can you believe the inspiration for the proud boys is this little Jewish one of them because I know how it works I love Gavin but I don't have you talked to the proud boys at this point you know I got my own f****** problems through his three I don't need anymore of piled on me what was that thing that I sent you that 1938 propaganda poster he should be there by the new Nazi movement of blurring the lines between parody and Anya Is it etiquette he thinks it's fun it's very punk rock he came out last time he's on the podcast was a few years back he came out dressed like Michael Douglas from falling down had a briefcase you brought the suit like to have the short sleeve shirts like falling down he is the Godfather of the hipsters Godfather of hipsters and Google his he comes up that wardrobe the guys are wearing the old timey suits with started that Fashion Trend in Williamsburg and they it took off from there that the Hipster dress the way people dress with those weird mustaches and all that s*** yeah that literally came out of Gavin Gavin it which is amazing the motherfuker is he is like a yeah well either something like magnetic about the guy he is what a cult leader is like he could just start a cult which by accident he did between the hipsters and then this he's one of those guys like like having why don't you start why did you start a cult where you get to f*** the people's wives like that kind of felt like he also did some really good interviews online yeah where he would trick these leftists into sitting down with him in interviews again along the way they're having a conversation it would be exposed that he didn't agree with them at all and they were trapped like this hardcore feminist got trapped with them and yes couple other people get trapped in this room with him and then they realize I Catholic some of the line of questioning and the way he's approaching things like oh my God he's very interesting then he'll be doing great yeah although he had a problem with one of one of his own companies that he made after Vice they they bought him out of Vice because Shane turned more liberal and and it wasn't really that they weren't really meshing anymore over there twice so they kind of just bought out cabin he got a lot of money for making a trans-gender comments are correct again this is something you can talk about where it was in the public side particularly during the Caitlyn Jenner via whole thing decided the transgender was amazing amazing beautiful she's incredible and he was saying no these are people that are mentally ill and there's a there's a website that he was pointing to I think it's called transgender regrets or something like that you have all these stories of all these men who turned into women and turn back to men again now they don't have ticks and they have to take testosterone and they hate their life and there's a some of who did it look in the winter in their sixties and now they're in their seventies and trying to be a man again and and that gender dysphoria was thought to be a mental issue like anorexia like a lot of other right there's no body dysphoria be people have weird you know what bodybuilders get it they didn't they never think they're big enough way right gender dysphoria in autistic girls that autistic teenage girls who don't feel like they fit in and people can convince them that they're actually a man wow so a lot of them start taking hormones in it and then going through transition massive regrets and then unfortunately for women when it's specially when you're a teenager and you're going through puberty and you take hormones you will literally start developing male features your knees gets harder and thicker and whiter your shoulders get bigger like the whole deal your hands ya gross the size of a thumb you so you do make these irreversible changes and then unfortunately for women when especially when you're a teenager and you're going through puberty and you take hormones you will literally start developing male features your face gets harder and thicker and whiter your shoulders get bigger like the whole deal your hands ya clip gross the size of a thumb you so you do make these irreversible changes


    Joe Rogan on Red Dead Redemption 2
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    affecting people do desensitizing about video games as well right of him and you got in trouble because he posted it and it it was like a violent thing against with it but it's a thing you can do in the game right like they made it in the game so you could do that on purpose and once it became viral people started going up to her in the game and doing even more terrible. There's one where a guy ropes her heart eyes are on the back of the horse rides herd with swamp and throws her to an alligator which then eats her in in the swamp believable the alligator will eat and it's not even a thing like hey do this it's just part of the game that they said well if people want to do it it's a very open-ended game Rockstar went bulshit with this game it's amazing it always happen exact same way or do you throw in the water for the same thing so next to a guy that you're supposed to ride somewhere with and the guy says something like all right we're almost there something and if you're far away from the guy he yells it all right we're almost there and if he's right next we're almost there like the guy the voice actor had to do a shitload of cakes based on what the animation is so I did the voiceover for the UFC game every single variation of a head kick to an armbar to a takedown to ground-and-pound To Nuts like everything and and someone's got a f****** put together and then it's got to be coated where it plays it the right time it really is amazing it's goddamn amazing like really insane it's so funny the the things that go on in Escambia the ability to kill people by Luis J Gomez on the show and he he plays this and he there's like a morality Direction you can take you can either be a good guy or bad guy really good really bad and it will affect how the course of the game and and whether you wanted weather people are do you realize yeah yeah like you could do a favor for somebody you be riding somewhere and someone to go please could you help me out and helping women's rights activist is dog and skinned it in front of them and then shot him in the face like that's really mean that's really legal in front of a guy crying video games like Jesus cut that's nothing what are you talking about and now like in the first 3 days that came out happens if you bring a black man to the KKK they have f****** KKK rally rally going on yeah there's a part of the game where you have to infiltrate but that would be real that would be crazy there are some weird Parts in it where they're very a misogynistic cuz it's supposed to be like 1899 or something and then there's some race references that they make that are kind of like glue That's The Bold and some of the it's not like you know how cool this guy's great it's always some scumbag. Character yeah yeah it really is there such a lack of awareness on the part of a lot of people like I get games the day they come actually before I get Alpha Testing beta testing on playing the games months before they come out the ultimate package on Origin or Steam and you get access to the games when they when they're testing us or you can email them say Hey there you know I died and I'm stuck in a rock now up to my waist to some of the people that make those things you ever have them on your show and Lazlo works at Rockstar he's the sound engineer guy he did record low sound but he's involved in like every aspect of all those games from the beginning of Grand Theft Auto the first Red Dead Red Dead 2 and it's amazing I've been to Rockstar in New York and took a tour of the place it's just a bunch yet it's all wide open no cubicles or anyting the guys that run it are these English guys and they're brilliant or New Zealand or something they have that one of those weird accent that you can't tell where it's insane hours they are dedicated like like like a rockstar game GTA or that it's so above other games like like you can't even die play some shity game where I download it I start playing and when 5 minutes walk this sucks like you just you know it sucks and Rockstar Games are just you know it sounds like I'm doing a spot for him but they're so above everything else the animation the Via sandbox quality where you're able to just run around and do s*** like that's an appeal that I don't like feeling like they're on a track in a game and certain games are like that like Call of Duty is very trackbase do you know you play online a lot black bass do you know you play online a lot against other people there small Maps but a game like that you could just go off if you want to you can just spend time fishing like you can just ruin it tackle and go to a lake and fish you catch fish you catch fish


    Joe Rogan on Forced Diversity in Star Wars
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    something yeah it's the one like alien the original movie it starts with the doors open up in that little thing drinking of the water that little tchotchke on the on the task and it's really gives a good to Recreation of the of the movie we can't f****** awesome. had a female lead who's the female Superstar who spoiler alert wants of winning in the antenna but you don't even notice now it never feels like a cramp down your throat right the last Star Wars get the f*** out of here Laura Dern you're not running the empire had that was 1979 and they had more of an idea of how to present that then yeah that's the future look up Warehouse like this space out here but converted into VR experience yeah yeah the chest f****** burst seen just slayed people but yeah when you watching that cuz traditional movies the guys the hero and yeah that's what happened when Tom Skerritt gets it you're just like they just killed just dirty and yep just regular guys concerned about getting paid and and s*** like that so yeah that's why it was amazing Covenant in utero didn't matter if a woman is running and it was right there when shoving it down your throat with Laura Dern and officials like flying flying I wasn't feeling it find me back so I have a pen so it's something something something pain be used as a long good to Robin Wright thanks I think they've they just they're putting out too many Star Wars movies to have it that mystique and that kind of atmosphere that would like to go to one of them years ago also it's disneynow terrifying it's never it's never ex machina right now holyshit yeah yeah do that anymore polish off the sharp edges and Sue The Experience down to a palatable mainstream appeal again I saw that in a movie theater with my uncle my Uncle Joe took me and I didn't know Star Wars real home while I remember the trailer playing on TV and I was like that seems kind of cold and then we sit down and scene with the giant ship just doesn't fly over and I was just from that point on I was just mesmerized yet but you the illusion of size that they got in the shipping and the station was handles yeah they took a bunch of parts from those things and built the Millennium Falcon they built those battleships from like Parts like I kind of tell cuz they're so weird and eclectic and some of the parts don't seem to match red totally worked that was you know if you can imagine being in a X-Wing Fighters as a kid it was just an amazing thing it's yeah that's kind of how great alien cuz all those Star Wars was a great movie honestly Star Wars doesn't really hold up like if you watch it today you look at the special effects like what what am I watching Star Wars doesn't really hold up like if you watch it today you look at the special effects like what what am I watching


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Russian Daredevil on a Skyscraper
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    they're hard people yeah yeah I know what you see that in the UFC there's a lot of badass Rush well we saw that you recently stories up backflip swing into a backflip hanging by two fingers isn't falling and sometimes falling and maybe there's a thin little alcove and and they put their hands against one side their feet against the other if your feet slip there's no no recover drives me crazy is Goosebumps reaction to actually send me those every Christ there is some things that are online my hands are pouring say yeah yeah oh my God look at this crazy a******* come on, what are you doing one little one little f****** miscalculation or how do you do that so high that is so high up I wouldn't I can't do what he did it was on the ground right yeah yeah I can't I can't do those pants and try to stay on it with your hair definitely fuk with you light like if you're riding a bike on a sidewalk you'll never fall off the sidewalk you can just ride your bike you don't even have to think about it sidewalk what couple of feet wide if that was over like the Grand Canyon


    Joe Rogan - Why Donald Trump is Untouchable
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    at least he's abandon it but it was on a quest to get Jack to try to hold up his terms of service agreement and and kick Trump off of Twitter it is it's more beneficial to have him on and it's really we are getting to see his personality in a way we've never seen any president promise Lily me and those are the most ridiculous petty s*** that he does when I get tacking Michelle wolf because of our White House correspondent the right people losers making fun of the girl on Joe Scarborough the girl he married yeah yeah yeah it it it good for us to say because it had you Kate's as to who he is a real person right eye keep this a lot of who you are just gets exposed in those tweets we little bit he can't know everything about a person from their Twitter but you can get you can parse out little chunks where you get it a good taste and for him is very very revealing yeah it is a weird thing this it with I think this will be looked back on as a very pivotal moment in American Dre and in politics wear that kind of Crossroad happened because we were we are pretty satisfied with that political speech thing that end we need to bring up the lower middle class and they just go on and on and drone on it's this weird speech that no real human being ever speaks like at Hillary was hilarious Trump comes rolling in it's absolutely batshit insane like the stuff he says like you were saying the other day he's giving a speech he said that when he was younger people said he looked like Elvis cuz he was doing some kind of a commemorative thing for Elvis down in Tennessee or somewhere and he says that he look like I was and we're laughing your ass off me and Keith it because no one ever told me and there's so many things and I vote Trump. I voted for the guy cuz I wanted that monkey wrench thrown into the machine I felt we had gotten screwed too many decades and it was time to let Washington know the like look we'd rather elect this nut than any of you guys so I think it proved a point there are enough checks and balances in place where the likes of anyone president really isn't going to that much damage I think he's pulled the cover off a lot of stuff I think people are trying to compete with him on Twitter politicians are trying to play his game and kind of fun to watch as a comic Entertainer it's gold to see what Tulsi gabbard said to him but she's a congresswoman from Hawaii being Saudi Arabia isn't making America first they did and it's odd that a 70 year old guy was the one that was like bringing Twitter to social media into this form it is on and yeah you would think it would be some young guy get in there and do it but what happened to elect Donald Trump the rich guy is Dubai Bandera billion whatever you want to call me. A lot of money from his dad and then you know I remember him in New York when I was a kid Trump was always in the news developing was always banging heads of politicians trying to get some kind of zoning thing going or build some other Tower somewhere and so we were all familiar with him and we know he was like this piece of s*** guy like everyone was surprised every week Trump was with some other who were like we come off the the heels of 8 years of a Democratic president and it just was people ready for a maniac to be in the lineup some people are exact image of the election was that lady with the sock at on the enemy's with the glasses screaming screaming ushered in this era of outrage and Chaos yeah yeah it just said that was like the Primal scream that set off the Domino's and they're all in motion right now it wasn't supposed to happen it wasn't supposed to happen if Hillary was supposed to be president that's what everybody thought it was going to go down in history as just one of those wacky elections and then business yeah but you know when Trump won it turned everything upside down and rip the cover off of I think not only politics in Washington but Hollywood the mainstream media the news media everything had the covers ripped off and everyone's now got a peek inside and realize how f***** up everything is you know you used to assume Washington at least the people had some kind of control like they were they were adults doing the job that needed to do you realize all my got everyone's just a piece of s*** do You Hear the story that disappeared from years ago the Washington Madam that suicide herself oh yeah yeah book filled with politics and all these prostitute things like that happen like politicians kill people there's their secret backroom deals that happened and it's crazy House of Cards is way closer to reality than people would like to believe ya me closer over the course of the Decades upon decades every year that goes by we seem to get a little more knowledge and a little less confident in the government I mean I watch some s*** from the 50s there's plenty of things on YouTube and even even industrial films just this thing of how a family how to raise your family to be a good wife all that stuff and it was all this weird propaganda of what America was and then as years go by you realize how it was all b******* like politicians were always getting rich and no one seems to know how or why these deals that are made aren't always in our best interest there Nazi call servants there to represent and help you and as the years go by we see more and more of this and the past two years with Trump is just been a man quite a crash course it really yeah Donald I mean and even because of that like I remember Justin Martindale comedian friend of mine is hilarious he goes he was talking about Stormy Daniels he was like she's our Monica Lewinsky she's going to take him down he f***** her well some people don't care follow like Rosie O'Donnell's account on Twitter and Rob Reiner is another one and for two years over two years they have just been like counting down and it and the day that's like all impeachments right around the corner so he's out there going to put him in prison I hope you and your son how long are you going to do this 8 years is it going to be 8 years do you remember when he was doing that wacky showing a basement and walk like a mental patient – with a bowler cap introducer Cheez badi she is Bodacious please welcome Madam and she comes to music that nobody listens to anymore and she's dancing around it's very well they're always kind of big girls are not skinny like little strippers oh yeah they're girls who eat just like to throw back to a different time of of rowdiness and when he was in front of that screen did everything was like really well written and notarized precise points and I don't understand like with the red blue in the background was either too it was so it it seemed like something that someone had set up like not as good as your compound basement live from the compound it wasn't it wasn't as good as that it's like that's the background was like okay we have $30 a camera you can bring it in $30 good table. Ikea table the $12 of $18 left with construction paper for the background and blue and red paint yeah there's no no reason for me to go on Cypress finished what is this my work here is done play some of this Trump is finished in one year ago this week Doom similar really will get him on Russia it will be ugly I'd it will tear this country nearly apart but it will be necessary the second way is as I've also repeatedly suggested here but Molly doesn't really need to prove anything about Trump and Russian sabotage of the electric seems to be so much obstruction of justice from the firing the Inner Circle who could not be guilty how could you be so funny year ago and it's like going still going still going and and gets fake news yeah and it now fake news it's a hoax but it is interesting like more to be as fascinating because he seems like a ruthless motherfuker today but I'm going to f****** kill you and like everyday is plotting on killing you seem drive by your house and wait you like when it's when is the hammer fall and you look out your window leads me to believe that he's not f****** it up slow play and if there is if there is anything to the Russian thing you would think something would have leaked out by now that they just played on CNN of Donald business the problem with the people that are going after Trump that they don't seem to understand the guy right up until he became president of the United States was just a private citizen businessman so he had a lot of dealings around the world with his real estate and buildings and and a golf course is all this s*** happened when he was just a citizen doing business now whether it was ethical or not that could definitely be brought into question whether it's legal or not I'm sure that's what they're looking into also but he wasn't he wasn't beholden to the people as a public servant there wasn't a conflict of interest because he was a lifelong politician and using the power of his office to make deal so and that also goes hand-in-hand with him just f****** around like it like if he went from a selectman in his hometown and then years go by and then you're the president and you built that career up any at any point in there they could call you out on being a horrible human being cuz you f*** girls are you're there so you got a shady business dealings years ago so it's hard to call him out on even dealing with Russia because to get information about Hillary and also to two to put out all that propaganda against Hillary and also saying that they're going to make a deal to do the Trump Tower in Moscow this is all while he was running for president I'm not being honest about it I think that's that's where it gets again I don't know if there's anything illegal there I don't know if there's anything that that he did that is illegal cuz I believe when you're campaigning so whatever the f*** you want to anybody I don't think you're a really running I mean really running the country if he lost the presidency he would still have to have some ducks in a row to continue his business so you know and his son took over that part of of what he was doing so he could campaign know whether to Donnie Junior went over to Russia or not I don't really see you might think it's unethical and you might go well did he say if we win we'll do this and help you out so who knows about that part of it but I don't see in and of itself him going over there being that big the presidency he would still have to have some ducks in a row to continue his business so you know and his son took over that part of of what he was doing so he could campaign know whether to Donnie Junior went over to Russia or not I don't really see you might think it's unethical and you might go well did he say if we win will do this and help you out so who knows about that part of it but I don't see in and of itself him going over there being that big


    Joe Rogan - Why Anthony Cumia Was Kicked Off Social Media
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    add drivers to make all the stuff work and it's going to miss a lot of it all the info is literally ones and zeros and has to be decoded and and put back together again course of the past few years I've just gotten more cynical and I think social media had a big effect on me you engaged too much yes I did I'm off social media now I have been for maybe months at least you know either personal choice Twitter kicked me off quite a few times the last one it was I was defending Jimmy Norton some girl was on just bashing Jimmy and and I was like look at you I go. I don't even know what you are first of all you're either a masculine girl or a feminine guy and your hair looks like it was dyed with. Blood was yes and you can't make fun of somebody says Jen marks if their sexuality and I kind of called him a a femme or Butch whatever it was ever whichever case whichever can I still don't know actually but so I get kicked off a lot I have a Twitter account now but I have not told anybody what the name is or cuz I just use it for research for the show Twitter interesting to me Louis Farrakhan still on Twitter it's amazing he says about evil Jews crazy anti-semitic believable unbelievable and for whatever reason they're scared to take him off yeah they won't kick him off I guess Laura Loomer is a Jewish kind of independent reporter girl and not queso on Periscope as it was going on and she got a bullhorn and she's just yelling at Twitter and speculoos me a bullhorn yelling and bullhorns and stuff like that so it was weird like to see that on the other end but she she just screaming and I guess I guess they unhooked her and arrested our stuff they kicked her off for talking about Islam and talk about how Twitter was celebrating women's day whatever whatever that was on a certain day by think like a picture was one of those Islamic women that got elected to office up in Minnesota or somewhere so she said how hypocritical that was because Islam is for female genital mutilation termite equating Jews with insects which is pretty 1930s tirupati kind of a thing so why in a while her heart was in the right place I guess that a little yellow star of David on her as she was chained to Twitter and people upset with that there she is my time with that cuz the police do not want that object of a uniform guy kind of pulling a girl off their wearing a star David they can just picture looks bad it might have bought her some time but I don't know if that was her motive she planned it out well she did apparently I it was the number one trending topic on Twitter which is odd that you know she gets kicked off and ends up being the the number one trending topic what's really odd is this is wow manafort me a purge themselves right now is going after Trump's deeper ties Cohen is now saying that Trump was in cahoots with Putin who's going to give him the 50 million dollar Tower in Moscow it's not just a private company anymore that can do what they want I'm not free government regulation so I don't know how you fix this but Twitter is now a thing where the presidents on it world leaders are discussing things on it Emergency Management FEMA and and the Weather Service says they put out alerts in case of danger or or some kind of event that's going to happen and because of your political ideology or calling a girl. Blood hair you're not privy I don't know how you fix this but Twitter is now a thing where the presidents on it world leaders are discussing things on it Emergency Management FEMA and and the Weather Service says they put out alerts in case of danger or or some kind of event that's going to happen and because of your political ideology or calling a girl. Blood hair you're not privy to alerts and safety information that


    Joe Rogan - Opie & Anthony Got Me Into Podcasting!
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    Anthony cumia we're alive sir I love it Joe Rogan if it was not for you oh my God this this would not exist that is insane that is 100% actual fact I was watching you doing live from the compound me and Brian Redban were sitting in my f****** living room and we're watching you while you were f****** playing karaoke your singing karaoke with a machine gun in front of a green screen and I was like this guy this guy just set up like he already has Opie and Anthony show at the time you guys were at SiriusXM and you just decided to do this thing in your basement just for a goof yeah it was like a hobby it's like guys who don't have kids married who not married don't have kids don't have anybody telling them what to do when they also have disposable income then you get to see what guys really want to do they want to sing karaoke with a machine gun in front of a green screen you have a wife that would lose your mind at my living room light by living room table that you're supposed to have a candle on and we'll tchotchkes and stuff is a widescreen computer monitor and a gaming system right next to the table I have a gaming computer that's just unbelievable and I sit there and just play video games so the table itself as a gaming monitor yeah the whole table why is that the table know it's on the table is bistec heavy metal thing but but it's just everything there's VR goggles up on the console by the TV it's just a sensors around the room for the VR it's a playground and you're absolutely right and guys will spend their money on having fun if it's allowed to tell me all you're allowed I laugh at guys when they have the year the man cave allowed down here at the TV that I'm like no her place is the whole house if she relegated u21 room I got in your happy about it you're happy that you got one room happy wife happy life that's apparently most men live lives of Silent desperation wow yeah it that is true it's 100% true it was I was married for time and it was it was a nightmare it was a living hell for me the only thing that got me through as many years as I was married cuz I was married 9 years and I don't remember one happy year out of those nine but I've gotten into radio pretty early on in that marriage and that was my life so I dedicated myself no matter how miserable anything else in my life was I was doing radio so I thought it was awesome I have a theory about that I really do I think that a person needs a certain amount of suffering in their life and if you look at some of the all-time great Comics or even all-time great radio personalities like Howard Stern yeah Howard Stern during his Heyday when he was the f****** man was miserable it right right he would talk about it he would hide in his basement you know the biggest radio personality ever he's he's huge and then he's going to hide and he's talking about masturbating and hiding from his wife and taking any sex and you like it didn't matter if he was huge didn't matter if he was famous didn't matter how Richie was it matter for me cuz there was a lot of misery like I started doing really well we moved back to New York from from Boston after we got fired open myself and fired for saying that there may or die bouncy the mayor's dead and have a news guy come on and report it and everything and then it was supposed to have subsequently get more outrageous as the the the show went on there was a Taiwan male hooker in the car with them and they crashed cuz he was getting a b****** is like it was going to get really ridiculous but they stopped it early on and never allowed us to even mention it so people really thought he died although it's kind of stupid don't forget your news the internet wasn't what it is now it was barely a thing cuz that was 9097 around there 98 what year did you get on your probably early and I was on really early like the 80s I was on bulletin board servers used to play trivia games with a 300 baud modem while with people and I thought it was using even then and then in in the when we were up in Boston I bought a digital camera that was just this giant thing and I had a laptop another giant thing and I would take pictures of what was going on in the studio and then post them that night on a website that I figured out I used to code the HTML myself and make a website just to post pictures and links and people thought it was amazing seeing what we talked about that day instant but it was pretty cool and I started doing videos I was able to put video like maybe eight second clips of nude girls if they were in the studio and pop that up and people loved it and then I got a bill from the the company for pan with and I didn't know bandwidth it was a $12,000 bill for a month and apparently they had that happened a couple of times so they told me just don't do it again they didn't make me pay which was pretty cool but at that point I had to learn about you know coding and a compression and things like that just put them in audio player with pop up and then for video. I can't remember what it was but it was terrible it was all pixelated you know like 10 frames per minute things like real audio which was everywhere I just yeah they just quit are the things like real audio which was everywhere I just yeah they just quit to something else you know or got bought out by somebody up yeah yeah yeah that happens to everything and your show


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson's Antidote to Moral Relativism
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    the wind the better for the people that are coming up there better forever yes if you have real structure and real rules and that you're better off being a guy like Wayne Gretzky correctly and just does his best and really truly become yet camping and loved by all because of it medical organizations can offer real solutions socially on personally so you can confront the problems courageously and you can solve that's real ameliorate suffering and limits malevolence until there's nothing morally relative about that the second is that sense of meaning that we discussed that's not some philosophical second-order consequence of thinking it's way deeper than that that's sense of meaning tells you when you're the god ski this Russian psychologist called that the zone of proximal development where the phrase The Zone came from and so in the zone of proximal development this is what adults do with children little kids that are learning to talk adults automatically talk to little children who are learning to talk at a level and slightly exceeds their current vocabulary they do that without even knowing it and that puts those kids in the zone right cuz if you just talk baby talk to kids then all they learned is baby talk and if you just talk and they don't understand Stan's what you're talkin about a man that you're pulling them forward that puts them in the zone not some meaningful Zone and so you can feel the operation of that zone in your life that's what the Dow was throwing about because they say will you dial was the way right and that's the pathway between Chaos and Order that's meaning and you can feel that your life when you're deeply engaged in something like we have deeply engaging conversations okay which is part of the reason that we keep having them going to the fact that we're doing what we're doing we're just having a conversation and it's meaningful it's engaged it keeps our eyes focused in her senses concentrated on what's Happening and the reason for that is that there's enough information flowing between us so that we're being slightly transformed as a consequence of the discussion right so we're both comfortable we trust each other we trust that the conversation is aimed at something that's a mutual benefit we trust each other to tell the truth read it were capable of doing that and then when you engage in this exchange of information and to the degree that it's breaking you down a little bit and building you up in a different way that's a little death and rebirth there's constant little dancing rebirths in a meaningful conversation then that keeps you alive and functioning and that that focuses you like that that speaks to you so deeply that that Focus happens without any Consciousness and that's mean it and that's that line between Chaos and Order and that's real I have nothing and I would say here's another thing that's cool so that line between Chaos and Order that's the same thing that's happening when you're playing a game property right because you're in the game and you're you're exercising your skill but you're pushing it but you're pushing it in a way that's also a benefit to your teammates and to the progression of the game as such and to being a better General player you doing all that at the same time and your evolved with enough natural intelligence the sum total output of your nervous system says to you you're in the right place at the right time doing the right thing and that's what makes your life meaningful and that's real and then I think it's more real than anything else I think it's more real than suffering I think it's more real than malevolence because it's the antidote to both of those and so the whole world and you when you're doing that it makes you stronger and then the people that come to me after my talks and say well you know I'd be putting my life together I've developed division I've been trying to be more responsible I've been trying to be more honest and put my relationships together they're all sparkly eyed because of this or crying sometimes because it's really had an impact on the met a deep level inaction in speech so you know if we have a conversation that's meaningful then that's a manifestation of the spirit of the logos and that's the thing that destroys and and and recreate at the same time cuz you learn something it destroys something destroys a little presuppositions that you had that was erroneous and replaces it with something that's healthier and every time you have a meaningful conversation that's happened it's like a little tweak it's Place someone that's a little death and rebirth instead of the catastrophic death and rebirth that you might have to have if you weren't paying attention so that's all tied together I told tied together with that phenomenon meaning and that's the same as the adoption of responsibility that all ties together so not so nicely the concept of meaning like what is important that is so it's so huge to people but so fleeting it's so difficult to like what is meaning while you know there's a simple ones right like family and loved ones and companionship and community and finding something that you enjoy doing that you know you can do that too seems bigger than you or bigger than yourself but but meaning like I'm the meaning of life what is meaning that's why the things that gives people so much existential angst and I think is the cause of a lot of Despair because there's no this to some degree to they Associated rash rationality with a proclivity to malevolence party because rationality tends to fall in love with its own Productions intelligence has this like in build arrogance and the Egyptians in particular were really insightful they tried to replace the idea of intelligence has the highest virtue with the idea of attention as the highest virtue is something Elvis Huxley knew he wrote a book called island island was an island that was populated by that a lot of birds on it to talk and all they did was say pay attention to remind everybody on their Island to pay attention all the time but you can undermine your sense of meaning and you can question it but the best thing to do is to actually pay attention to when it manifests itself because it's a it's a phenomenon like like color or like or like love or like Beauty it it exists it isn't something you created something that you discover and you can Discover it you just have to watch like you're ignorant about yourself clinical clients to do this and watch yourself or two weeks just watch like you don't know who you are and notice when you're doing something that you're engaged it like you'll see it maybe it's only 10 minutes because your life is pretty on the Bellas but you'll see that the old man I was engaged in something there for 10 minutes like why what was what did you do that was right that engaged you you were in the right place at the right time doing the right thing for a few minutes what was it what were the preconditions there's this blind in the New Testament Christ says the kingdom of God is spread across the Earth but men do not see it and that's what it refers to is that you you wander into Paradise now and then when you're engaged and you're deeply engaged in something but you don't notice it you don't think oh look I'm in the right place and everything's working out right now it means somehow and then I need to practice being there more and more and more which is the appropriate knots to make that's to come to some negotiated what would you called if do it is to come to a negotiation with that intrinsic sense of meaning and to realize it as a fact rather than just has an opinion or or something that secondary annoying concept for people to be so aware of who they are and what they're doing the recreate that so when they do feel that feeling of meaning that they could figure out a way to get back into that state and what were all the extenuating circumstances my head out what caused me to have this this feeling like things were right what it was that you did to deserve it so down are interested in things that they don't think that they should be interested in like maybe you'll have a guy who is who is this kind of a cliche but who was socialized to be real tough guy and he finds out that he's kind of interested in art or Aesthetics like shame to that because maybe it's too feminine or whatever while it's doesn't matter because that's actually speaking that that's actually something that's speaking to him from the core of his genuine being he's going to have to pursue that for you might find who's really agreeable and kind of a pushover stands up to someone just once at work says what they really think then they realize afterwards wow you know that was exactly right then they think oh my God you know I decided when I was a little kid maybe that a harsh father and they just out of there before I'm never going to be angry in my whole life there's something wrong with aggression so they're going out of their way their whole life to be free of conflict then they find out the one they they stand up for themselves when I was a little kid maybe that a harsh farther and they decided therefore I'm never going to be angry in my whole life there something wrong with aggression so they're going out of their way their whole life to be free of conflict then they find out the one day they stand up for themselves that hold domain that they'd parsed off as inappropriate is actually contains exactly what they need to put themselves together or do you find what you need where you least want to look that's the old alchemical dictum in sterquilinus invenitur


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson: You Must Rescue Your Father From the Belly of the Whale
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    took me like 30 years to figure out and I figured it out on this tour so there's this old idea you know that you have to rescue your father from the belly of the whale right from some monster that's deep in the abyss you see that Pinocchio for example but it's very common idea and I figured out why that is I think so imagine that we already know from a clinical perspective that you know if you set out a path towards a goal which you want to do because you need to go out and you need a path and that provides positive emotion right so you be set up something as valuable as that implies a hierarchy you set up something is valuable you decide that you're going to do that instead of other things so that's kind of a sacrifice cuz you're sacrificing everything else to pursue that and then you experience a fair bit of positive emotion and meaning as you watch yourself move towards the goal and so the implication of that is the better the gold the more full and Rich your experience is going to be when you pursue it so that's one of the reasons of the reasons for developing and for flushing yourself out philosophically because you want to aim at the high school that you can manage okay so you do that and then what you'll find is that as you move towards the goal there certain things that that that you have to accomplish that frighten you and maybe have to learn to be a better speaker better writer a better thinker have to be better to people around you or you have to learn some new skills and you're afraid of that whatever cuz it's going to stretch you if you if you data indicates the opposite of safe spaces as Jonathan haidt has been pointing out that what you want to do when you identify something that someone is avoiding that they need to do because they're afraid you have them voluntarily voluntarily confront it until you break it down what you try to do if your behavior therapist as you break down the thing they're avoiding into smaller and smaller pieces until you find a piece that's small enough so they'll do it and it doesn't really matter as long as they started next piece on the next piece and what happens is they don't get less afraid exactly to get braver and get that it's like there's more of them. Here's why so imagine you do something new and that's informative right there's information in the action and then you can incorporate that information and turn it into a skill and turn it into a transformation of your perception so there's more to you because you've tried something new that's one thing but the second thing is and there's biological evidence for this now that if you put yourself in a new situation then new genes code for new proteins and build new neural structures and new nervous system structures same thing happens to some degree when you workout right cuz your your muscles are responding to the load but your nervous system does that too so you imagine that there's a lot of potential you locked in your genetic code and then if you put yourself in a new situation then then the stress that's the situation. it's produced by that particular situation unlock those jeans and then builds new parts of you so that's very cool cuz who knows how much there is locked inside of you okay so now here's the idea so let's assume that that scales as you take on heavier and heavier loads and more and more of you you get more more informed cuz you're doing more and more difficult things but more and more of you gets unlocked and so then what that would imply is that if you got point where you could look at the darkest thing so that would be the abyss right that would be the deepest Abyss if you could look at the harshest things like the most brutal parts of the suffering of the world in the malevolence of people and Society you could look that look at that straight and and directly that that would turn you on maximally and so that's the idea of rescuing your father because imagine that you're like the potential composite of all your all of the ancestral Wiz locked inside of you biologically but that's not going to come out at all unless you stress yourself unless you unless you challenge yourself and the bigger the challenge you take on the more that's going to turn on and so that has you take on a broader and broader range of challenges and you push yourself harder than more and more of what you could be turns on and that's equivalent to transforming yourself into their ancestral father and do all because you're you're like the what would you call it your the consequence of all living beings that have come before you that's all part of your biological potentiality and then if you can push yourself than all that kicks on and that turns you into who you could be that's enough the re representation of that positive ancestral father that's why you rescue your father from the belly of the Beast so you think that this ultimate goal of sat of sacrifice and of risking your life in order to save someone who's truly important to you that this somehow or another maximize your potential as a human being in the Christian story for example you have Christ does two things that are meant mess Ionic one is takes the suffering of the world unto himself cuz that's a weird idea okay so what does that mean that is your responsibility past present and future you're supposed to do something about that as much as you can about it and maybe you start with your own localized suffering and don't put yourself together but then you expand that outward and you decide that it's you're not a victim of that even though you know your part and parcel of it but you're you're the potential solution to that until you accept that as a responsibility so that's part of taking on load that's part of bearing a cross you could look at it that way across a sort of a the place of maximal suffering queso you accept that as a challenge not as a notice something that you're victimized by maybe you accept that as the price of being okay so that's one that's one responsibility you're responsible for addressing the suffering in the world so I can give you some meaning seems to me then the next thing is there's a story of course that Christ met the devil in the desert and so that's the encounter with malevolence so that would be the other thing because the two major problems that people face obviously our stuff tragedy and malevolence and so that's the other thing that you're responsible for is it you're supposed to look at the capacity for human evil as clearly as you possibly can so very terrifying thing you know that causes post-traumatic stress disorder in people that aren't accustomed to it in in the mythologie that's associated with the encounter with evil it's almost always the case that the entity that does the encountering even if it doesn't voluntarily is is is buy it so the Egyptian god Horus for example who's that I and the Falcon the thing that can see and pay attention when he encounters is evil Uncle Seth is the precursor of Satan he loses an eye cuz it's no joke to encounter malevolence you know it can really shake you but the idea would be that if you can face the malevolence and you can face the suffering then that maximally that opens the door to your maximum potential and then the optimistic part of that is that this is this is why it's so useful to peer into the darkness let's say the optimistic part of that is it that although the suffering is great and the malevolence is is deep Your Capacity to transcend it is stronger so what you get out of the most negative Viewpoint is the most positive possible consequence because one of the things you'd like to know if you wanted to know something deep about yourself is that you could face the worst that there wasn't Prevail and I believe that I believe that I believe people are capable of that I think that despite how tragic life is and how malevolent things are that fundamentally our spirit let's say has the capacity to confront that and to fix it like psychologically to not only to deal with it psychologically but to deal with it practically and that we can make things much better


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson: Why Identity Politics Lead to Totalitarian Oppression
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    wrong so rapidly because it went wrong right from the beginning and Associates and quotes this guy didn't I think his name was Walter latsis I remember correctly I got the last this part right anyways and he said when you're interrogating a member of the bourgeoisie to decide whether they found in their economic status and if they're in the wrong group the bourgeoisie then that's it that's the end of them and so isn't it some comments not just the end of them but the end of their children and their grandchildren as well and lots this was eventually executed by Stalin somebody wrote me and just told me that after I wrote the forward but one of the things I figured out was this and this is really were thinking about man so the intersectional claim is that you know each person have more than one group identity so fundamentally if you're going to play their victim status then you have to calculate it across all the different groups that they might be victims in and so you know maybe who knows a Native American is one form of victim in this line of thinking but a Native American victim is what female is is like twice the victim or however you would calculate that mathematically okay and maybe you have maybe you can be put into six different groups we already talked about that little bit but here's the bloody rub if I put you in six groups in one of those groups your victimizer you can bloody well bet on it and then here's the next rule if you're a victimizer among any possible dimension of analysis then it's the gulag for you and so that's the fundamental danger of that group identity victimizer victim net narrative is that you fragment your identity of multiple Dimensions you'll find out that you're a victimizer and then everyone then everyone's a criminal and everyone's guilty exactly what happened in Russia and then you think while wait a minute there a bunch of people who are really compassionate about the poor so I could say just for the sake of argument that at the beginning of the Russian Revolution that 20% of the Communists were really concerned about the poor maybe we can save 50% just to be arbitrary about it the other 50% were jealous and resentful about anyone who anything more than they did all right now that you put those two groups head-to-head in the battle for 4 years and see who's standing at the end even if you are one of those you who actually cares for the dispossessed when the revolution comes you can bloody well be sure that your head's going to be first on the chopping block because the people who are motivated by hate are going to be a lot more vicious and their attempt to eradicate then you're going to be what would you call it effective in your in your attempts to save that whole game that whole identity politics game that is dangerous beyond belief and it's it's predicated on resentment and and the desire to evolve people back into a tribal antagonism when the revolution comes you can bloody well be sure that your head's going to be first on the chopping block because the people who are motivated by hate are going to be a lot more vicious and their attempt to eradicate then you're going to be what would you call it effective in your in your attempts to save that whole game that whole identity politics game that is dangerous beyond belief and it's it's predicated fundamentally on resentment and and the desire to devolve people back into a tribal antagonism


    Jordan Peterson - Are People Happier with Traditional Gender Roles? - Joe Rogan
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    has revealed that when you do make things more equal you will find that people generally tend to gravitate more towards traditional gender roles that exists do you think that this makes people happier has it been observed at this is a a happier results that's a good question. whether the the sexual sorting is a contributor to that that's a good question I mean they'd the general idea has been that the Scandinavians are happier because their societies are more egalitarian but but they're not more egalitarian in the sense that men and women are also more different so many women more different but the opportunities or more egalitarian are more satisfied but it's tough because there's other variables because the Scandinavian countries are relatively homogeneous right and more homogeneous societies tend to be more peaceful and happier not not more diverse societies and they're also small countries so they're somewhat easier to govern and they tend to be wealthy so those so would be hard to parse out all those contributors right to figure out what it is that's making the Scandinavians relatively content this is almost like a super tribe versus our country out so there any benefit to this this model that we could perhaps bring to the United States or to Canada and maybe mitigate some of the issues that we have between the right and the left like maybe there's some sort of a compromised that'll lead to less less debate and dispute did you guys in the states are doing real well actually personally I mean you know your your system of checks and balances seems to work out pretty well there's a fair bit of let's say left domination right now of of the mainstream media I think that's a reasonable claim and also of Academia and of the inteligencia but the political system is skewed pretty hard to the Republican into things at the moment. So that's not a bad balance and then in the last election I mean maybe you could make a case perhaps the things head tilted little too far to the Republican side but that back. Balanced out because the the Democrats took the house again and it seems like they were more moderate Democrats that seems to be the scuttlebutt so you know it isn't obvious to me that your system isn't functioning well I think that one of the things that's happening that's making things look more contentious than they are is that the mainstream media is such a salt by the up-and-coming media forms including people like you that as their financial models deteriorate and as their journalistic standards take a hit and as they lose their fact-checkers and their time to be careful with the stories they concentrate more on exaggerating the extremes to attract attention and so you know there was an article published in the Atlantic Monthly about a month ago showing that thanks but that the radical leftists and the radical right-wingers only about 5% of the population on each side and that the vast majority of Americans consider themselves something approximating the relatively silent majority and so I don't think that things are polarized is as badly as they seen and it is also the case right now that if you pull people and ask them about the conditions of their life in the United States they tend to say that they're doing quite well but other people aren't so I think maybe I don't know this for sure but but I think maybe that the technological pressure that's being put on the mainstream media is driving extreme political views as a means of gathering the attention of a shrinking market share. That's a very interesting take on and I wonder how detrimental that is to us as a whole because we are constantly dealing with this clickbait nonsense headline you know and every every Everything is Butte everything's a war 25 years ago although I've been heavily involved in the last 2 years cuz I noticed that most of what passed for news wasn't that my sense was well if it isn't important in a month if it is important month from now it was never important and almost everything that's news is like important right now amended to my clinical clients who were depressed and anxious that they Shield themselves from the news as much as possible but now there's the news is everywhere right it's everywhere it's Twitter it's Facebook it's YouTube it's like inundated by it it's like CNN on steroids it's 24-hour news cycle and is produced by everyone whether they're informed or not and it's really high emotion and I think that that is making things look a lot worse to us than they actually are anxious that they Shield themselves from the news as much as possible but now there's the news is everywhere right it's everywhere it's Twitter is Facebook it's YouTube it's like we're just inundated by it it's like CNN on steroids it's 24-hour news cycle and is produced by everyone whether they're informed or not and it's really high emotion and I think that that is making things look a lot worse to us than they actually are


    Joe Rogan - What Jordan Peterson Thinks About Protestors
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    cuz it's something that you brought up earlier saying that you you know you find them on a peeling I want to know what you think the motivation of a lot of these like particularly radical left-wing activist that want to shut down lectures and screen people down and you know these auditoriums what do you think the motivation of these people is and what do you what do you think is the root of it you know like it's actually really hard to put yourself together and you have to do that in ways that you can't trumpet you know because most of the things that are wrong with you are kind of low what would you call it second-rate and embarrassing your all your stupid little habits in your proclivity to procrastinate and all the things that you're minorly ashamed of and then you have to work on those slowly because the probability that you going to be able to fix them quickly is slow and brag about it because it's so embarrassing just to admit that the exist to begin with it you can hardly brag about it then it sort of painstaking private work and if you'll get a lot of social you don't get a lot of quick social status for it is a fruitful and barisan humbling and difficult and then you can do something like being activists and you get all that public Acclaim for being on the good side with no effort whatsoever it's so it's a do you think that there's a motivation at all to try to make the world a better place yes I think that's part of it it's flavored by this desire to broadcast your virtue probably part of the impulse to you know establish a permanent relationship and have a family in and take care of people you know one end and to take on some of the burden of life it's it's the psychological precursor to that and it's reasonable for smart young people to be concerned about brought her philosophical issues if they tilt in that direction as well but it's all too easy for that to be pathologized into resentment for those who seem to have more unfairly and also to take the easy route out and there aren't easy routes there only difficult routes to doing useful things and it's better just to do that and then so I think that there's some impulse to you know there's some wish that things could be less unfair and that fewer people could suffer but it's kind of a low-level virtue that that reflects of compassion I'm not saying it is without Merit because it's the that compassion is the basis for the ability to take care of a people who are Ellen and infants in my opinion here's one Christina Hoff Sommers I don't see a good argument for shutting her down she's so polite she's a feminist she's well-read she's a really nice person that people would shout her down yet they do there opposition to hurt anyone is paying attention to what she said our willingness to assume that all authority is contaminated by power a year if you're doing a play in our a musical or you're seeing is honest I'm just a side starts screaming out what that person is an a****** but your espousing an opinion and that person decides to scream out and they they do so under the guise of moral virtue to power guess you know when it's no wonder that the radical leftist in particular concentrate on power everything's about power but then it's okay if they use power as part of their means of expression it's like well just playing power games it's perfectly reasonable even appropriate for me to play power games because you know I'm oppressed compared to you if everything's power than everybody gets to yell right and there's no one of the things I realized about about recently as well as that there isn't a debate about Free Speech exactly not the way that we think about it you know you know because there's a classical defense of free speech so the classical defense of free speech is that it's better for both of us if we're able to change your opinions because I have the opportunity to learn from you and you have the opportunity to learn from me and you have the opportunity to learn from your own mistakes and social feedback and so do I and negotiation beats War okay so that's kind of the classical now but that's predicated on some assumptions and those are you're an autonomous being you're capable of formulating an opinion that it's actually unique to you and that in dialogue we can mutually modify each other's unique opinions in a way that produces a mutually harmonious and beneficial outcome that's all the predicate that the people who are opposed to free speech you see it's not that they're trying to shut down people whose opinions are different than there's exactly it's that they're opposed to the idea that Free Speech exist it's a way deeper problem because at the bottom of the postmodernist mess is the following assumptions there's no there's no one way of interacting with the world that's preferable to any other way and so what people do is organize themselves into hierarchies of power and then struggle for dominance within the hierarchy and in the hierarchy struggle between each other so it's a landscape of Warring hierarchies that's all it is and you think that you're a person and that you have an opinion but you're not you're just the mouthpiece of your privileged hierarchy so am I and so and it's incommensurate if we're from different hierarchies there isn't that you talkin to a me that could come to an agreement there's just you acting as a mouthpiece for your power and me acting as a mouthpiece for my power and so since I'm part of my group and I want to win because it's all about power then why the hell would I ever want you to talk it's not like I have anything to learn from you or even that learning is possible or even that there are two people having a discussion there's nothing but the mouthpiece of power there's two mouthpieces of power Waring and so why should I listen to you I'll just shut you down cuz then I went and this this this free speech debate isn't about who's whose opinion should be allowed within you know what overarching framework were free speeches is a real thing it's a debate about whether there's such a thing as free speech at all the radical postmodernist types they denied even that there such a thing as an autonomous individual in anyway you're just you're just a Nexus of economic forces economic and social forces you entirely socially constructed there's no you these are deep criticisms made this case before that the postmodern types in it although they have to Ally themselves with the Marxist for reasons that we don't have to go into the day are going after things that are so fundamental you can't believe it they don't the reason no autonomous individual in the postmodern world that's a modernist turn the light Matthew Point that's Laura Christian Viewpoint or a judeo-christian Viewpoint or maybe the abrahamic religion Viewpoint who the hell knows it might be that deep you're the Nexus of sociological forces there's no integrated self you don't have ideas or opinions and there's no dialogue between us that doesn't exist there's your group your identity your struggle for power and that's all this year interpretation this is this is the fundamental essence of post-modernism especially it's especially true in the format is Buzz by Derrida and Foucault Foucault everything's about power everything's about power and Dara that was definitely that's why he criticized the idea of logocentrism logos is that ability of the individual to engage in dialogue route for dialogue is logos that's all criticized that's all gone the people who are serious about this philosophically they don't believe in the idea of the autonomous individual that's gone so it's not like they're playing a game within you do you think will this is a game we're all playing a game where we agree on some things and it we're just disagreeing about the details just like oh no no no no you don't want to make that mistake this this critique is way way deeper than that which is why I was opposed to the idea of logocentrism he didn't believe in the stop mistake this this critique is way way deeper than that which is why Derrida was opposed to the idea of logocentrism he didn't believe in the idea of individual that didn't exist that's just a fiction set up by those who have used the idea of the autonomous individual to advance their power maneuvering within the confines of the colonialist the colonialist with


    Jordan Peterson on Patriarchial Tyranny Joe Rogan
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    I've seen this in in debates that I've had publicly where people you know talk about Prejudice and I've pointed out to them that they have prejudicial attitudes with regards to their sexual preferences cuz they don't just sleep with anyone who asks them right so it's like how is that not a Prejudice while course it's a Prejudice will then the question is under what circumstances are prejudices justifiable and that's a conversation we don't like to have because we believe that there are no circumstances whatsoever are acceptable there's a big difference between prejudice and discrimination I think those to get conflated yes there is a big difference between prejudice and discrimination right setting your standards in relationship to the task at hand so you you rank order things you need to rank order them even to pursue things that are valuable this is one of the problems with the people who are so Auntie hierarchy like the like the radical leftists weather shouldn't be hierarchies like okay then why do something was that that argument is so foolhardy that it's it's difficult to take seriously but you do have to engage in it and I think when you engage in it it's really fascinating to watch because it's like you're playing a game of chess when someone only has pieces they have strong move that they do but you've got all these other pieces you like both let's just keep this game going until this comes as a logical conclusion which is Checkmate there's there's hierarchies all throughout nature it doesn't mean people should ship suppressed people doesn't mean people shouldn't have rights it doesn't mean people should enforce themselves or Force themselves on other phone it also doesn't mean that the hierarchies especially if they're human hierarchy are predicated on power like one of the most pathological elements of the postmodern types especially people like Foucault is their insistence that all hierarchical structures are predicated on Power and there's nothing other than power and that's completely Preposterous mean I use examples of plumbers in my lectures more recently cuz it's rather comical like well on what basis do you hire a plumber so imagine that there's a hierarchy of plumbers ranging from very successful to very unsuccessful successful the power Siri would would imply that there are roving bands of mafioso plumbers who like come pounding on your door at 3 in the morning and tell you that if you don't get their particular policy to fix your pipes leaking or not that they're going to come and burn down your house of course that's completely it's completely absurd when you go to hire someone like a plumber well the first thing you want to know his reputation can they actually fix a pipe because you actually want you text me when you want to know well do they deal with you fairly and part of what's tangled up in that in all likelihood is do they deal with their employees fairly because that's going to make their business function properly and so the hierarchy of plumbers which is part of the patriarchal tyranny is almost entirely predicated on competence almost every Enterprise in the west is like that massage therapists this is our female if you get females organized into a hierarchy which you do a nursing if that all of a sudden is that part of the patriarchal tyranny or is it the the fact that know all those people are women does that mean it's no longer while still hierarchy is it no longer tyranny is it no longer patriarchal like is it patriarchal only because there's men in it or is it patriarchal because it's a high or all this stuff is so incoherent that's what I'm saying is that if you're entering into a job straight out of college you leave University and now you're entering into you know that your first year in the workplace it's it's just a natural fact of life that there's going to be people that are further ahead in this race than you. Cuz they're better at what they do. some sort of a competition and you're going to have hierarchies in competitions you can help people who win you can have people who do better as soon as you assume people have problems everybody can agree on that then we can assume that people would like solutions to those problems so we can agree on that then we could say well then if you implement a solution socially so with other people then you're going to cooperate and compete in relationship to the solution another instantly going to produce a hierarchy because no matter what the problem is some people are going to be better at solving it that others and then if you have any sense you put the people who are good at solving it at the Forefront because then they solve it faster and cheaper and better and then everybody benefit and you get a hierarchy right the people who saw those problems get financial incentive to solve a problem show me the mix of what we're trying to do is to reward them so that they'll keep doing it even if it's difficult and give them some status of extraordinary the CEOs of super successful companies they're the ones with the giant yachts in the big houses and this is the incentive for people to try to get to that position and the idea that there's no incentive and it should be no incentive but yet you're still going to have all this Innovation is ridiculous not how it works is that are human beings work if human things are going to work really hard there has to be some sort of reward and camping equal reward then what you could say like that that would be roughly speaking a conservative position and then you can take a left wing position that's reasonable and you can say yes there are hierarchies but we have to stay awake because they can degenerate into power-hungry tyranny so that it's no longer competence it's it's political machination and game playing and tyranny that that produce the oppositional differentiation so we got to stay awake to that until we got to criticize the hierarchies not the fact of hierarchy but the structural hierarchy so they stay honest and then we also have to be careful because when you do set up a hierarchy then a lot of people collect at the bottom that's the necessary consequence of a few people collecting at the top and so then you have to be concerned about those people at the bottom and so there's a variety of things that you would do to express that concern is one you might want to have a lot of hierarchies so that different talents could play different games and complex societies pretty good at that but you're still going to have people who stack up at the bottom of all hierarchies right now is going to be people who are sick mentally and physically and maybe people who are cognitively impaired or you know or experience some kind of catastrophe in their life and then you you want to set up your system so that those people don't suffer unduly partly cuz that's bad in part because that destabilizes your whole society and so you could say well that's the left place to speak for the speak on behalf of the unjustly dispossessed and the right position is to stabilize and maintain functional hierarchies the whole the fundamental reason for the necessity of free speech because that's the only way to discuss this it is the only it's the only way of working it out you're going to produce higher if you're going to pursue things of value socially going to produce hierarchies and they're necessary and it's also an issue with the concept that these things are mutually exclusive that you can't have competition and also have a good social environment I think that's one of the things I really like about the psychologist Jean Piaget who's who I would say the world's foremost expert on games is that he did a very careful analysis of say competitive games Okay so let's take hockey or soccer doesn't matter same example you say well because people now that they have kids play these games and don't keep score which of course the kids keep score cuz they're not stupid like the adults but you know why we can't have it be competitive okay so let's take it apart so first of all everyone's trying to do the same thing that's Cooperative it's not like half the people are playing chess and another you know a third of the brought a basketball and two of them were boxing in a while sometimes they do in hockey boxing in the corner but everyone's trying to do the same thing that's Cooperative okay everyone plays their position that's Cooperative they all follow the same rules that's Cooperative right so there's competition but it's nested inside a fundamental Metro Corporation and the corporation is cooperation is the basis of the game itself let's all arbitrarily agree that it's important to put this black disc in the net which is to get your aim right and then let's cooperate with in our teams to do that because I'm going to pass and we're going to we're going to past each other and we're also going to work so that each of us is a good player but so that we all work for the betterment of our team because we want to win games across multiple games so that's also cooperative and then interact with your your enemies let's say the other team in a way that's indicative of good sportsmanship so that the entire Lincoln flourish and to think of that is competitive is absolutely it's so there's no other way of describing it then stupid that's what it is it's a it's a it's an ignorant unit dimensional analysis at all find the benefits of competition in the fact they reap those very benefits of competition by enjoying the products that are created by these corporations yes it's very hypocritical Copart almost instantly when that competition start start stops being a an issue because then there's no constraint on the behavior of the behavior of the system so yes and they know that the issue with men I think with young man and this is one of the things I've been trying to address is that if your fundamental precept position is that our culture is a patriarchal tyranny which is an appalling presupposition along with the idea that the best way of looking at history is that it was the oppression that continual pressure women by men which is also something that I regard as well. Absolutely reprehensible Doctrine then okay so it's a patriarchal tyranny but but that in their defense that did exist there has been continued oppression of women it's just not the only thing that's happened to Harrison women that have been revered has been women that have been celebrated his been women that have accomplished great things but there's been a lot of Oppression so they concentrate primarily on that oppression and that's the main point of study and that's the thing they want to talk about all the time kind of have a point in the fact that if you're looking at all the events of ever taken place there's a significant number of them that have been women being oppressed women who've been depressed than men who personally with our own malevolence and stupidity and then we're all oppressed by the kind of a crushing hand of the social world that molds us in one way and not in and then of course nature is doing her best all the time to give birth to us but also to kill us and take us out and so there's this endless like there's an endless what would you call a vulnerability that characterizes our existence psychologically and socially and naturally and and I would say 150 years ago that was even more intense than it was now you know because the typical person in the west lived on less than $2 a day before 1895 and so the way I think that we should view the hill the world is that men and women labored under virtually impossible conditions for the entire bulk of human evolution and they did their best to cooperate and compete but to cooperate so that they had some modicum some possibility of a modicum of security and satisfaction and if that's the right framework and then within that of course there's power games that are played by people who are corrupt within that is horrible critical thinking when you are criticizing the actions of so many people talking about how many people are complicit in these things while you're carrying around a phone that's made by someone who gets a dollar a day starting to a journalist in Slovenia and not a very sophisticated one and she was talking about the 1% and I said well you know that if you make more than $32,000 a year that you're part of the 1% flexible your part of the 1% while she didn't first of all she said but I don't believe that statistic can I talk to yourself but what was interesting was the for her that characterization the 1% victimizers was only relevant within the confines of her National border right right soon as I said well no is all you have to do is expand that out a little bit and you're the problem and not the solution then that was that was completely untenable for her in the population of victimizers even though you know she lives in a western country and she's a well-paid journalist and she's lives a very privileged life so to speak by historical and World standard of someone living in the Congo or anybody living anywhere in the entire history of deny that is because it doesn't fit what you've come into the argument with it does it doesn't fit you or pre the priest predisposed notion that you have those your idea that you're it's so rigid this idea that you are not one of the ones that sits down with that laptop and all these different things that you enjoy that are created by these corporations that you you support them financially but yet they're the one operations that you you support them financially but yet they're the ones that are destroying this Earth these are the ones that your rallying against these the ones you hate against the victim victimizer narrative only works if you assume that you're a victim rights and as soon as you assume that you're a victimizer well then it's not so much fun what are the things I wrote the forward for the new version of Outsourcing it since Gulag archipelago The Abridged version that came out November 1st


    Jordan Peterson Explains the Gender Paradox - Joe Rogan
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    twice and also twice in Helsinki twice and and and Copenhagen once in the last month and I spent quite a bit of a lot of interviews a lot of discussion about the so-called gender Paradox that's very interesting thing cuz it's really put their tails into not in Scandinavia and and that makes sense because the Scandinavians are going to have to deal with this first because they've gone too far this down the road for like making their society gender equally so imagine first of all that there's two kinds of equality that you might pursue one would be equality of opportunity and so that would mean that you know there's a wide range of talent across people regardless of their type whatever that might be sex gender race ethnicity there's just telling distributed everywhere and it's kind of a truism and I would say it Museum of the West in the deepest sense that each of the individuals within those groups should be put in a position where their talents are there in courage to manifest those talents partly because that would be good for them spiritually and psychologically but also because that would be a lobbyist benefit to the community right of intelligence rare which people don't understand there's lots of different kinds of talent but it's but in each domain it's rare and so it's to everyone's benefit to exploit talented people to the maximum possible degree so even if selfish you want to push for equality of opportunity because the more talented people there are out there the more cool stuff you get to have and hopefully the the more diverse and interest in your life is so so you can pursue equality of opportunity policies and the Scandinavians have done that especially trying to knock down barriers for women in workplace and by all accounts by all standard series the Scandinavian countries and places like but like like the Netherlands Canada to do a slightly lesser degree have done a have gone farther than any other countries in pursuing those policies years ago and many occupations there's actually dominance by women there's dominance in the universe dominance in the healthcare field since women have poured into the workplace and hypothetically there's problems with that because it's put a lot of stress on family structure but hypothetically that's for the best and get to give people a broader range of choices and it gives everyone access to more Talent so and then also if you look around the world you see that one of the best predictors of the probability of economic development in developing countries is their attitude in the attitude in those countries towards equal rights for women and it looks the more positively the country is predisposed to female rights the more likely they are to develop economically and maybe that's because that indicates that they're open to new ideas or something like that are open to transformation so okay so that's one kind of equality open up the playing field so that everybody has a chance to compete and cooperate in Lent and land where they will but then the other kind of equality is equality of outcome so and that's often described as equity in today's language Topia would be take every job every conceivable kind of job and then stratify that buy every conceivable level of authority within every job and then ensure that every single category of person is represented in precise proportion to their to their prevalence in the population so every job should be 50% women and 50% man and save 13% non-western ethnic minority in whatever that happens to me and then you could break that down and so and otherwise there's evidence of systemic Prejudice okay now first thing to say about that is that's impossible and the reason it's impossible is because there's no limit to the number of ways that you can categorize people into groups so you know you know about sex and ethnicity and race maybe those are the obvious ones but now you have gender and then you have ethnicity and you know and then there's attractiveness and intelligence and temperament and and and te dejan wenwen socioeconomic background and I mean let's say there's 20 but there's a lot more than that there's no possible way that you could ever regulated Society so tightly that every single one of those groups was equally represented in every single one of those occupations at every single level of the hierarchy why is are they obviously they are because I would say that like a more significant one is cognitive ability cuz that's a way bigger predictor of long-term life success than sex or race so I don't even think that we necessarily identified the canonical groups we just decided the gender and race are the maybe they're the most obvious right but isn't there a problem is if people don't know what they don't do is they don't take in it in terms of cognitive ability they don't get on a team they don't get on like there's people that are sexist it's very rare that someone is elitist in terms of their cognitive ability one of the reasons that is prejudiced is better word I don't know actually leave than they are with the wealthy Elite and that's because they think they could become wealthy and they could but they don't think they could become part of the intellectual Elite and it isn't obvious to me that the intellectual Elite so those would be the liberal left-leaning types that dominate the median Academia are particularly positive in their in their attitudes towards the typical working-class person I think they're Prejudiced and elitist I do believe that that's the case and I think also what would you call patronising and I think that the typical working-class person say who voted for Trump is very very sensitive to that and so they're much more concerned with the 1% who are the cognitive Elite than they are the 1% who are the economic Elite because at least they think that's a game they could play so anyways tutions but the 1% of the intellectual Elite you think of in terms of like some of the more Preposterous things you hearing out of universities now and safe spaces and make it early smart client who's particularly disordered in their personality that that's just that's often just that's so difficult it's almost unimaginable because there's no good example what is your approach to handling someone but yet completely their life is in disarray if we can identify a few areas you know through negotiation that are really causing you grief and misery you know like what's what's wrong with your life as far as you're concerned and so that often takes a lot of discussion and then we might try to figure out what's causing that and that's often very difficult to figure out because it might be she's a might be something physical you know you might be sick in some way cuz depression is lots of depression is autoimmune related and anxiety can be a side effect of all sorts of physiological disorders or eating Improv sleeping badly or not exercising you know enough to keep yourself regulated you try to figure out what was causing it then you try to sketch out some possible solution that we could both tests and then with the with the with the more intelligent once you know often they can come up with all sorts of reasons why none of this is going to work or or a thousand reasons why yeah well usually a thousand reasons why none of this is going to work and then with people like that sometimes it's useful to turn to their dreams if they dream because one of the things that's cool about dreams is that even though they're hard to interpret they never lie and so sometimes you can take someone is hyper-rational to have a dream and they'll tell you the dream and then you can work through an interpretation which is a tricky business and the dream will tell them something and there's just no denying it's like well it's a statement from nature so what are you going to do that that's not the case the equality issues okay so here's what's happened so psychologist have and this is what putting a tail not in the tail of the Scandinavian psychologists have come to a pretty decent agreement about standard personality model extraversion neuroticism agreeableness openness and conscientiousness and they look fairly stable cross-culturally and that was all done by asking thousands of people hundreds and hundreds of questions and then grouping them statistically so it was a theoretical basic according to computational power in statistics to find out the Deezer how traits group so people are sociable and happy and neurotic people experience a fair bit of negative emotions so that's a positive and negative emotion Dimensions agreeable people are maternal and disagreeable people are competitive and there's a fair bit of male female difference they're conscientious people are beautiful and industrious and orderly and the open people are creative and so those are your basic five dimensions that's been established and everyone more less degrees on it may be there 7 dimensions and we we've got a questionnaire that that that breaks the five down into 10 that's called understand myself but basically there's good as good consensus consent consensus on the five okay so now soon as you have the five basic traits you can ask some questions Oprah have other people fill it out on your behalf so and it could be a teacher could be a parent you know and then that's all be done and what you find is there are systemic differences between men and women in the biggest differences are that women experience more negative emotion and it and if they're more agreeable than men so and that's borne out by the psychiatric evidence because higher levels of negative emotion are manifested in depression and anxiety and women are diagnosed with higher levels of depression and then play all around the world and with agreeable that's that's also borne out by the clinical literature and some cents the medical literature socio medical literature because disagreeable people are more likely to be incarcerated cuz it's the best predictor of being incarcerated even though it's not a very good predictor and men are incarcerated about a ten-to-one rate compared to women are more likely to be antisocial and conduct disorder so the personality differences are mirrored in the social medical literature are those differences a consequence of socialization or the biological announcer that is tricky because how much something is social and how much it is biological actually depends on the social circumstances so well here's an example if you have a society where no one has enough to eat and people are starving then there's a huge cultural effect on people's intelligence let's say it's mediated by economic factors even though it's going to buy a orange it right this to starvation so the relationship between biology and culture is actually partly culturally dependents what makes a complicated but in any case here's how the scientists decided to address this they thought well why don't we rank order countries by how egalitarian their social policies are wish you could do with a fair degree of reliability you know you put the countries where women are second-class this is at the bottom and you put Scandinavian countries at the top you can get good reliability across Raiders for how you would rate those countries and then look at the magnitude of the differences between men and women by the egalitarian social policies and so then you'll find out the differences between men and women are primarily social then as cultures become more egalitarian the more egalitarian the society and it turns out the Richer the society because that's also being discovered now the more different men and women become and so the differences are not huge so with agreeableness for example if you took the average man took a typical man and a typical woman out of the population just randomly and you had to bet that the woman was more aggressive than the man you'd be wrong 60% of the time so there's quite a bit of a right cuz you be right 40% of the time but the problem is is that a lot of selection takes place at the extremes maybe you're only concerned about disagreeable people when they become violent and maybe it's only the one in 50 most disagreeable person whose violent and they're all men so you can have quite a bit of similarity at the average level and big differences at the extremes and the extremes is where people do things like like employment selection the biggest difference that's been discovered between men and women and this is the one that gets biggest in the Scandinavian countries is interest many more interested in things and women are more interested in people and it's a big difference it's one full standard deviation and so what that means is that if you are a man you would have to be more interested in people than 85% of men to be as interested in people as the 50th percentile woman and you'd have to be interested in things than 85% of women to be as interested in things as the typical man and what do you how do you define things objects unravels in a big way it's like this is a hugely relevant issue politically because it means that you cannot have equality of opportunity and equality of outcome at the same time it's not possible because as you make your Society more egalitarian and open up the opportunity for equality of outcome you increase how different men and women are are and that changes their occupational choice so if men are interested in things which they are by a substantial margin than way more of them are going to be Engineers wouldn't that possibly support this idea that enforced model of of equality would allow people to be themselves more I mean it's is almost what you're saying reminder when I was in Scandinavia because I was describing this these this is science I read that but I'm not exactly sure why don't she regards me as misogynist because I think that there are because I think because I've been putting forward the evidence that there are genuine differences between men and women but she should be held accountable for that because I said so flippant thing to say like you you should you should have a very specific argument saying leader to have such a base thing to say such a crude dumb thing to say crawl back under the Rock You Came a joke about lobsters but I don't think she was neurobiology is it's like a truism it's been known for 30 years so we need to get back there but I am very curious about this this idea of enforced equality right and ensuring that there is such a high emphasis played are placed on a koala quality that you have the equal amount of men the eagle metal women in the opportunities are absolutely available as much to women as they are and this is enforced that this creates an environment where there's less resistance Varma there's less resistance perhaps women don't feel as compelled to say I'll show you that that is what seems to have but this is an example so there are fewer women mathematicians in the in the higher echelons okay but here is something interesting about mathematical ability first of all it's very we're so that's the first thing to keep in mind now it looks like if you look in junior high that mathematically gifted men and males and females are approximate comments are there's a little bit of debate about that because there is some evidence that may be at the very upper extremes there's a male Advantage just like there's a male disadvantage at the low-end cuz the mail distribution for intelligence might be flattered and so that's the greater male variability hypothesis there's being papers putting that forward that have been retracted as a consequence of pressure from politically correct people even though greater male variability is actually quite common in the animal kingdom for a variety of reasons men or more expendable. expandable in some ways you could say that males are more likely to produce to pursue high-risk high-return strategies you can look at it either way and it's certainly possible in any case the men the mails in junior high who happened to be mathematically gifted are less likely to also be verbally gifted where is that doesn't seem to be the case for the females and so if you're a male math nerd then math is a pretty logical pathway for you because you don't have as many other options where is if your female math nerd you have other options because you're you're less likely you're more likely to also be verbally gifted and so that's enough to at least in principle account for some of the reasons why there are fewer women mathematicians than men mathematicians like the core idea among the new marks is that if there's differences in Oak, that's that's proof of prejudice and that's support for the idea of the patriarchal tyranny and that's like the core Axiom of the radical left is the patriarchal tyranny as far as I'm concerned that's that's God for them the patriarchal tyranny it's like well if it turns out that many of these differences in outcome between men and women aren't a consequence of the patriarchal tyranny in fact even get bigger when you reduce the tyrannical aspect of a truck and even the patriarchal aspect to it then makes that Siri not only wrong but opposite of the truth which is the worst kind of wrong and so you know if men are more likely to produce pursue careers in the stem fields which seems to be the case under conditions of optimal freedom for men and women and that's going to drive income disparities because the stanfields pay more and they pay more partly because they're scalable like it's really hard to scale care for people you know like if you work in a daycare you going to care for three infants you're not going to care for 50 cuz you can't it's not scalable but if you're like a software designer it's infinitely scalable and so there's there's a much wider range of possible a possibility for generating much larger much larger income pools and much larger pools of wealth you know when men are also more likely to work longer hours and you work 10% longer hours to make 40% more money does a nonlinear return on that's a good thing nobody's listening to know you have a job you want to be the guy or the woman who's working that extra 10% because the return on that is nonlinear so that's a really useful thing to know men are more likely to work outside they're more likely to work a dangerous business is there more likely to run full-time businesses rather than part-time businesses and the more likely to move in pursuit of their career goals and that all contribute to differences in and and in in Vancouver drivers there they make 7% more money cuz they drive so and so anyway Slipknot good though or behavior or putting any emphasis whatsoever on there being a a positive aspect to a lot of things that we think of as being negative like aggression or ambition or or or competition competition with men against women is often thought of as cruel this is why we're we're talking before the show that instead of calling people men and women when referring to like cuz there's there's just very disturbing in my opinion trend of transgender women entering into these competitions now with women who are biologically female and dominating them and that instead of calling people that's your choice but we'll Grand Avenue rule which is better if you have an XY chromosome so you're an XY person or an XX person then if you're an x x / 6y person you don't get to engage in physical combat with an XY person turn on XX person then if you're an x x / 6y person you don't get to engage in physical combat with an XY person run in running contests against them and maybe they can play tennis against them and maybe that's just reasonable


    Jordan Peterson on his GQ Interview - Joe Rogan
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    spray-in animals eating vegetables and that's it and I think that this this concept of overcoming adversity so it's so humid it's so a part of what we are that I want to bring it back to you because one of the things that I've been considering is that I've said this many times and I just had a conversation with my good friend Steve rinella the other day where he brought it up independently he said I think Jordan Peterson is the most misunderstood and misinterpreted guy in the world he's like people are always like not just missed her but miss day what you believe in Miss stating what you say this opposition to you this I mean like we were talking about this GQ interview which I thought was I thought that one was far more intelligent than the in her approach was far better and far more reasoned and well-thought-out than some of the other attacks on you before for the bring in the varsity level players and I think this is part of what forges this message is that you are and you were in this one of the things that I Eric Weinstein and I had said about you is that you are essentially the the Hoist Gracie of the intellectual dark web if you don't know what that means is the early days that UFC no one knew what the best martial art was in the idea was like they was all these martial arts are there running around independently and then they were all claiming that they have the best technique and let's see what happen and hoist Gracie was the one who represented Jiu-Jitsu and went out there and beat all these people is superior technique and Superior strategy South American Empire that you are the one who's consistently engaging in these people you're the one who's involved these Valley to do event where you're debating these people coming at you hostile with notes and I think is is uncomfortable as those moments are like who is the woman that said so what you're trying to say is the captain Newman unflattering way it was like the early days of hoyce Gracie guys would come out I'm flailing her to get them in our bar and they tap out and then go f*** that's kind of what happened with you but now this woman who you had this conversation with in GQ she was much more skill better verbally in Baltimore you know when I went out of my way to do it and she was hostile to me the second I walked into the room really yes and that's really kind of put me off so she basically told me that we were going to have a war you know I don't know what so many words that that but I just threw the coldness to her and a distaste for me that was sort of radiating from her she had she was Adam has possessed from Union perspective chip on her shoulder in relationship to me so she'd already formulated who I was in her imagination and she it was also maybe a form of projection so like I was the embodiment of all the things that she found distasteful and that's who she was there was no there was no willingness to consider on her part that I could be different than her preconceptions on the right and so she was she was hostile to me in that you would be if you were prejudiced against someone right from the beginning and so by the time it was uncomfortable in the room and by the time there was a photoshoot it so by the time the conversation started I was more impatient than I would normally be because one of the things that I do expect from journalist and Cathy Newman was like this by the way in and saw some of the other people that go on that have gone out for me at least they had the professionalism to be civil before the interviews. don't like that because there's a certain amount of politeness I would say that not that I'm old but that someone you're interviewing is owed yet if they come out of their way to go talk to you it would like to see human decency has no real conflict right until you have this conflict is just Hello nice to meet you. Thank you for coming to human beings interact with each other we're both here to do a job and I've agreed to come but but knows that there was palpable enmity in the air right to begin with and you know when I actually thought at the end of that interview I thought Jews you know maybe I maybe I've done enough interviews because I found it I was more impatient than I would have liked to have be now luckily it doesn't seem to have gone overboard cuz I've been watching the comments on that GQ interview and I think it's got about four and a half million views some ridiculous people have said that I was more impatient and a little harsher than usual which I think is true and I thought God you know maybe I'm starting to run out of patience which isn't good right we don't want when I'm on this tour for example like there's no resentment for me cuz you think while this is you might think well this is a lot of work and I've been running around like Madden and you know what it takes a lot of organization and quite demanding and all of that and that's all true and none of that is a complaint and I decided with Tammy Wright the beginning that the first of all that this was going to be working on a vacation because we're not stupid we know you can't have everything at the same time if you have any sense you're lucky if you get something. what it wants to know and we're very grateful to have that opportunity and that I was going to continue to do this as long as I was thrilled to be in front of the audience and then when I meet people afterwards that I'm not looking at the end of the line to see when the night ends you know because I want to be sure that every single person that comes to meet me I'm you know for absolutely I am actually quite taken aback and thrilled I guess it is the right word that's better that they're there and some of these people you know like I was in there, from all over the place you know people flying from Australia to Europe though it's lots of Eastern Europeans came to England and then and then they line up and it's not that it's not an expensive because he's been user expensive and and all of that and I'm well I'm I'm doing and it's the same with the damn interviews it's like I'm doing my best to not take any of this for granted and not get annoyed about it and and that goes for the conflict to it's like well you know agent screen out maybe the more egregious interviews you know the ones that would just be nothing but combat because there I find them quite stressful the way I wouldn't say I'm hiding from them but you don't know to begin with how many interviews going to go and I could just say well I'm done having interviews for a while but I can't help but see that the conflict is a necessary part of this even though I don't find it Pleasant like people think they accused me of being a provocateur I don't enjoy it at all it usually takes me about three days to recover from a like for a particularly contentious interview you know cuz I find it I find conflict interpersonal conflict quite stressful gangster images that that either unease and it carries I don't even know how people deal with it because I'm being fortunate because although you know I've had a bit of negative press coverage the comments on YouTube in particular which is where the bulk of them are and and I would say among the general public have been overwhelmingly positive I don't know what the hell it would be like to be in a world where that was reversed I've seen it happen with gas at I've had on the show where I've met them afterwards and you see a physical effect on them you see them beaten down like Jesus Christ his comments are so mean like you can't read those can't read those and you see how it's affecting them like they can't sleep they really it's your your your taking in all these opinions of hundreds if not thousands of people that you don't even know him know if they're coming from a healthy place and most of those opinions they would not express it that way if they were talking to the same message across like I think you were ignorant to these facts I think you are bias in your perceptions even if they had an opinion that was unflattering the way to express it to you they'd be considerate about you and your your feelings as a human being and if they wish you wouldn't take into consideration what they're saying it it could be a smart person that could be a psycho and could be a fool it could be anything you want to just order funny too because the negative comments that are part of social media seem to be just as potent as negative comments in real life but the positive comments don't seem to be as positive as the positive comments in real life yes like they don't seem as real healthy to to not stroke your ego too much if you just like concentrating only on the like something distasteful if you go to someone's page and they just retweet all the positive things that people say to them cuz then he has a sorcerer reinforcing sightler people know that he's going to meet me there are some people that they engage in this order Commerce you know like you say something positive day retweet you and that's that's a little stroke if I say something really positive Jordan he's going to retweet me there are some people that they engage in this order Commerce you know like you say something positive day retweet you and that's that's a little too little to stroke right now


    Jordan Peterson on Appealing to Men & Getting Your Act Together - Joe Rogan
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    think about in the past that I just realized in the last couple of weeks was the you know people often accused me and they say well most of the people that listen to you are mint and I think you know when you're accused like that your automatic responses while you wouldn't be accused if you weren't doing something wrong my face right about three weeks ago I started thinking what the hell am I doing it's like what is there something wrong with talking to man that actually a problem like I'm trying to I'm trying to I mean that I didn't set out to do that specifically but if that's the way it's working out and there was a majority of men coming to my shows say then why is that all of a sudden supposed to be a bad thing I'm asking them to you know to be more honest and especially in their speech and their thinking and to be more responsible for themselves and for their family and for the community and to grow up and to shoulder their burden and deliver responsible and meaningful life and putting those two things together conceptually it's like and then there's an accusation about that is if there's something wrong and I thought why am I even playing funny stories about how they put their life together it's like I'm absolutely thrilled about that and so I don't see it's just a sign of how pathological our times and becoming some sense that there would have been any guilt about that to begin with because what is that not a good thing man it's weird I think a lot of it has to do with this concept that men are running everything and that men have this massive Advantage there's a white male advantage and privileged that we all enjoy and share and that have this Advantage financially this disparity in terms of the the gender gap in pay you know an income and that if you were really a good person you would be looking out he would be trying to balance that out and then wouldn't be trying to pump up the winning team and I really believe this is that every single person who sets out to put themselves together ethically is a net-positive to everyone around them there's no downside I allowed you know what my book is being criticized by people who read it very poorly especially chapter one when I talk about the hierarchies that I'm somehow supporting the idea that power in a hierarchy is the right way to be and that there's absolutely nothing and what I've written it suggests that at all like I'm suggesting that human hierarchies RV complex and that's the way that you win in a human hierarchy is by being competent and reciprocal and so and so I mean for example even if you're selfish let's say very carefully but what that would mean if you were selfish and awake because you have to work to take care of yourself and what you want say in this moment but then there's you tomorrow and there's you next week and there's you next month and next year and 10 years from now and when you're old so because self-conscious because you're aware of the future you're actually a community unto yourself and if you are selfish and impulsive all that means is that you're serving the person you are right now you know in that impulsive way but not the person you're going to be so that's not a good grounds for any sort of ethical behavior and I see that if you serve yourself properly there's no difference between that serving your family properly and serving your community properly to those things all national kind of a harmonious man being effective in the lecture tour is a discussion about that idea and its relationship between the relationship between that and meaning and responsibilities because one of the things that strikes the audience is silent constantly cuz I'm always listening to them to see you know when when the attention is maximally focused is whenever I point out to people that the antidote to the meaninglessness of their life and the suffering and the malevolence that they might be displaying because they're resentful and bitter about housing turned out that antidote to that is to take on more responsibility for themselves and for other people and that that's aspirational which is kind of cool you know the conservative types the duty types and I'm not complaining about them you know that they're always basically saying well this is how you should act because in some sense that's your duty right that's how a good citizen would act and that's a reasonable argument but the case that I'd be making is more that well there is a there is value distinctions between things some things are worth doing and some things aren't and you can kinda discover what that is for yourself and then you should aim at the things that are most worth doing and what you'll find if you watch carefully is that the things that you find worth doing are almost always associated with an increase in responsibility cuz if you think about the people you admire for example you spontaneously admire people and not a manifestation of the instinct to imitate and people are very imitative you don't admire people who don't take care of themselves but you must have something wrong with you you at least want an admirable person to be accountable for them self and then if they've got something left over so they can be accountable for their family while then that's a netplus obviously that someone you think is solid and then maybe they take care of some more people they have a business or they're involved in the community and some positive way you see well that's a person whose pattern of being is worth imitating and so and that's all associated with responsibility and it's so interesting because it's as if everybody kind of knows this but that it hasn't crystallized it's like well you should be responsible because that's what a good citizen is it's no no no you should be responsible because you need to have a deep meaning in your life to offset the suffering so you don't get bitter and the way you do that is to Bear a heavy load you know to get yourself in and check for you now and for you in the future and then to do the same for your family and your community and that there's real nobility in that and there's real meaning and more the other thing that I've been suggesting but I also believe this is that and I think that the guys that have come to talk to me especially the ones that had real real rough life they really understand it if you don't get your act together and you let yourself slide then what kind of moves into take the place of what you could have been is something that's really not good at all so it's not only that if you're living like a dissolute life that you're not aiming at anything positive and so you don't have any real meaning in your subsume by anxiety and all of that hopelessness kind of hellish moves in there to to talk to buy that place is so then you end up making things worse and wouldn't you know one of the things I learned about studying totalitarian systems whether they were on the right or the left was that part of the reason that the totalitarian horrors of the 20th century manifested themselves was because people didn't take on the proper responsibility they shut their eyes when they're I should have been open even though they knew it and they didn't said things they knew they shouldn't have done it said and that was what support of those horrible systems whether they were on the right or the left was that part of the reason that the totalitarian horrors of the 20th century manifested themselves was because average people didn't take on the proper responsibility they shut their eyes when they're I should have been open even though they knew it and they didn't said things they knew they shouldn't have done it said and that was what support of those horrible systems so you know if you don't get your act together then you leave a little space for hell and I really believe that


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson on His Success
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    are you doing man I'm doing great you have the schedule that you have the amount of energy and enthusiasm you maintain with the schedule it is very remarkable cuz you're not stopping you're not slowing down I mean you've had your foot on the gas for like two solid years now make hay while the sun shines I guess yeah I know that's cool and see a soul Tammy and I have been to a hundred cities since January so everywhere you know and part of what keeps us going well first of all I ever really good crew you know like to see a guy's they're really good live nation's been really good they make sure the theaters are smooth and and we've had no problems at all and then I have lots of people who are helping me with my scheduling and Tammy troubles with me and then the lectures themselves I really like doing them part because I do a different lecture every night and so that keeps me sharp and it make sure that I'm thinking about new things all the time and trying to formulate my thoughts more precisely and they're also unbelievably positive so that's also that all that's also something that makes it a lot easier to do because I go to a city and there's 1500 to 2000 people waiting for me there which is like the Staggering in and of itself wherever I go and there we are listening intently and and it's it's a sophisticated discussion or at least as sophisticated as I can make it and I'm communicating directly with the audience and all the people are there to try to get their life together and so the the the feeling in the in the hall is really really positive and then I usually talk to about a hundred and fifty people afterwards and you know they're they all of them all of them while many of them you know they just say hi and they're polite and we have a photograph and all that but lots of them have stories about put their lives together and they're thrilled to death about it you know that they're out of the hole they were in or they've started a new business or they sold a new business or they just decided to get married or they're going to have some kids or they fixed up the relationship with their parents or they quit drinking or and they're they're not addicted I talked to one guy in Europe he'd stopped he was he was addicted I don't remember what to but it wasn't something that wasn't good he said he'd stopped for nine months ago at 9 and his friends to quit too so he comes up he's just like is better and not only that that he had this additional positive effect on other people so and it's so fun because I have these conversations with people their brief but they're very personal and they're very intense you know because you think people have to trust you to tell you that their lives weren't going so well and then they have to trust you even more to tell you that they're going better now because of course what you want when you tell someone that things are going better as you want real encouraged and real sense from the person you're talking to that they're happy for you and I'm absolutely thrilled to hear these things like I was in Whole Foods this morning I went down near where I'm staying and two of the guys at work behind the meat counter came out to talk to me and independently and they both being reading my books and watching my lectures and one of them said he had a seven-year-old son he really wanted to do right by him he was looking for ethical and moral guidance and you know he found the books really helpful and that it was helping him put his life together and and so car guy at the car rental place last night told me the same thing and I know it's so excited so ridiculously excited to go everywhere around the world and to go into airport to the walk down the street and have people come up and say I'll be watching you on YouTube they often mentioned you listen to what you say I've been developing a vision for my life it's really helped me out a lot thanks a lot and Jesus like to be able to have that happen you know Time After Time they all over the place that's just absolutely it makes going to a hundred cities like continually energizing cuz it's so positive and so and then there's all this weird crap in the Press you know about my dangerous followers and all this alt-right nonsense and it's so ridiculous you know I talked to 250,000 people in it in 7 months we haven't had one incident that was negative in that entire time not won nothing new misbehavior on anyone's part with one Heckler who was obviously not a fan of mine given that he was a Heckler that was it other than that the audiences behave perfectly they all dress up they come in suits which is really cool lot of young guys they dress up so they have a little suit competition with me which is quite fun that's an additional bonus and yeah it's it's pretty damn good Joe I think it's really fantastic and I think what's going on is it makes me very optimistic because at one of the things that New Media has provided as these new avenues for information to get out there and these new things like these lecture circuits when was the last time you saw a public lecture circuits that were popular to the tune of thousands and thousands of people I saw the ones that you and Sam Harris dead on Youtube and you know Sam's doing them with a lot of other people as well you're doing them with a bottle with Dave Rubin as well this desire to understand in New Paths of behavior and patterns of thinking and that these are corrective pass and patterns that can lead you to a more fulfilled and happy or right hip and and recognize the pitfalls of certain types of behavior that people just fall into him and I think often times the difference between someone who lives a fulfilled life and someone who lives a life filled with disaster is following incorrect pattern and not knowing what the correct ones are so there's a lot of good people that live shity locks and they don't do it because they're they're just dumb or because they're bad they do it because they've been influenced by certain patterns they fall into patterns with us because of the people that they surround themselves with or the neighborhood they grew up the people around them have this way of being and they kind of fall into that or drugs or alcohol or whatever it is but then they find a new one and then they can slide right into that new one but then they find a new one and then they can slide right into that new one and all sudden they feel energized when I wake up in the morning instead of hung over to getting exercise in there eating healthy they're starting to think about things correctly and do good things in the momentum of them doing those good things leads them to feel good about themselves and energized and it says these are all things that you promote and I think are genuinely really significant really important


    Joe Rogan: Miriam Nakamoto Has Trouble Finding a Boyfriend
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    they have a slender neck but when they go through so much trouble to look like an alpha male but they have that little chicken neck right and then they're posing like their that's got to be the world champion motard woman doesn't know it's hard out there for a Pimp it is right so I had is a great boyfriend but we went out of country we fought on the same card he fought the day before me I fought the next day during the fight he almost gets knocked out as this guy is mauling him he goes like this what do you think I was thinking not good thoughts the boyfriend the boyfriend so your boyfriend to turn you off he wasn't enough like you going to fall con like take that s*** like you don't like a champ or like a like a fighter yeah you can't be like the ruthless you're dating a guy who's like a Navy SEAL or something who can't fight or maybe a fight but it's not a fighter fighter naked women who are Fighters like they're Limited in their dating pool they don't want to date someone who can't fight the last thing a girl wants who's like a professional fighter or really smart you tell her no it will it bother me about it was like you're a fighter but you're not being a fighter if the s*** hits the fan how do you react how do you react and you don't really know until you see someone react when the s*** is the fan and when you see the s*** hitting the fan is he I think you would have been better outside of the fighting situation get the s*** hit the fan it was like nah dude you need to have more than that you know you you make a split-second decision in the middle of a fight and you know I'm something something inside you it exposes weakness that maybe you weren't prepared for the world to see and then when you feel the pain of that weakness you make a vowel that you're never going to experience that again that's entirely possible I feel like mental strength is not I don't think you two have it you don't have it I don't buy that s*** I think you can develop it I think you can build it and I think mental toughness and just deal need to persevere is something that you can call today I really believe that shine way and feel you going hey mother f***** and then when you getting hit don't don't do that any of this s*** maybe introduced to go out at the warrior better response to the situation then again sometimes you get clipped in your neuromuscular system


    Joe Rogan on the "Neck Guy"
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    that I might be wrong but that girl she falsely accuse someone of rape earlier but yeah give a thin neck you're my most likely a beta male how about take out most likely how about you are you are a Beta male who's in who's out there what do you mean that's the longest who's this guy who's the dude is now fighting MMA black guy who's next starts at the top of his head and go straight down here neck giantess guys just a giant neck that mean looks like he's got a double neck parents look like f***** up neck but I take his neck over the skinny neck Norwood maybe his neck is like genetically f***** up like that and maybe the guy that skinny Nexus doesn't work out like the situation to look like an alpha male but I take his neck over the skinny neck normal with him know I'm maybe his neck is like genetically f***** up like that and maybe the guy with the skinny neck just doesn't work out like the situation to look like an alpha male


    Joe Rogan Looks Back on Ronda Rousey Losing to Holly Holm
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    Holly Holmes amazing matter of it she's just so you know she's really uplifted genuine person in a super humble why was such a weird moment Ronda Rousey at the Wayans was like you f*** set yourself your f****** fake and yeah and it was weird yeah yeah to be the enemy when I saw that way in actually I watch that probably at least five times like I just replayed it people interact and how they react I love it and I noticed like when I saw that I'm like oh Holly's got this and I wish I f*** buddy back like cat proper distance you know like defensive distance super super low-key watching reaction she just likes to come she she backed up but like she backed up like I'm ready to hit you back up she didn't back up like a and then to Rhonda was a super like emotional to she was funny she was like I was just trying to get a drink nailed it as far as the breaking point she got sucked into all the Hollywood bulshit they're putting her in movies and TV shows and she was on different talk shows just a different kind of shook I don't go out like that I think you're right that she's better than I think it's bad that she got punched like that no no no no no I'm saying she she just she deserves better than that silly represent herself dysport passerby and when you see that I was always worried about with her was Amanda cuz I was like Amanda Nunez has a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and nasty hands like to me and striking skills were sort of like something that was happening along the way and she's starting to catch girls but you was catching girls like batch kolohe Andino and beating them down when she gets him down there not nearly on the level of an Amanda Nunez like you're not going to catch her like that right exactly if it was going to go down it was going to be Amanda because Amanda just hit so f****** hard and then so when she came back and immediately fought for the world title against Amanda she needed to give me a different camp and I think that's fair to revamping of her approach need a lot of things in a lot of things because people knew first of all she never shoots for doubles she's not taking you down with lower body attacks always upper body until we get Clint and she has with her left arm and Greg Jackson and Jackson winkeljohn the solution for that f****** head kicked into Oblivion that way like you need a lot of time off a lot of time with the no sparring no nothing just being so high I think so untouchable on high and then getting coming crashing on earth like that so that's rough that's a definite like a big who am I moment I think I'm sure and I had that I'm such a like a private. And mine was like more tragic and hers was more humility humiliating you know it happened on a takedown it wasn't a takedown that twerk twerk your tweets my New Year grab domini or it was I pushed against them while my body was like this parallel to the ground and I tore my onisile so is like heading to get knocked out Shore then it is to get like injured out like like tear tear out like still fighting and then you step back and you everything slips and you fall cuz it's gone you know that's what I mean when I say and then PetSmart unfortunate and then your identity Stripped Away but again yours is private vs public but at least I understand what it's like not be that person who you you counted on you being that person part of your Shield that you put on to go to the day


    Joe Rogan - Miriam Nakamoto on the Realities of Fighting
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    between the second and third fight right before the third fight I was waiting at it was a king's cup as a king's birthday yeah you going to touch me so bad. Did you fight like this but it is that is so insane that you fought Kickin it gets it goes through that I could get through here for Shields you know you can't put up this like I don't know when I fight it's like I'm fighting and you know sometimes it hurts enough like when I got my ribs cracked I felt that like you're fighting your you ready to accept all sorts of things like I could die or even harder I could tell someone to kill someone but I killed you think about all your loved ones everybody that loves you that's attached to you they want that all that pain I did to you to know I didn't break any rules of you ever been in a promotion with someone. the majority of Fighters look at what they do with a gravity that that it deserves you don't like you could kill somebody like you need to think about that and be okay with that not okay but just understand that alright that could happen and I'm going to be unconsciously knowing this and choosing to go forward about this thing is this something that you thought about when you were young yeah before I really got into it so you this is something you've been contemplating even before you started fighting you are aware of all the possibilities I was thinking somewhere along the trip I started thinking about fighting and I started thinking about like what could happen to me in a famous I thinking about the death of me and then I started thinking about what could happen if my opponent like what's worse than that and I thought about ice could see like a somebody that fight and I saw all the like like lines of gold thread attached into them like from their loved ones and then all the lines got snipped and they died saw this on his mushroom trip and I was like when I decided to fight there's more intense you know and more commitment and more resolved. reason that one of the reasons does many reasons but one of the reasons why people enjoy participating in it so much is because there's so much risk and it's so dangerous and it's so difficult so unbelievably difficult to prepare unbelievably difficult to put yourself in the proper mind-state especially to be a champion to beat the best of the best to get to the top of the heat that once you do succeed like explain that feeling to people explain feeling when they raise your hand and put that belt around your waist and the crowd is cheering and I think with a lot of my fight I wasn't being honest I didn't take my and cut it open and pour it out on the mat or the canvas I played it safe I didn't go in for The Knockout I didn't slip a punch encounter in and get inside I stayed outside or when I was inside I would clench up an elbow and knee you know so for me it hurts when I'm being inauthentic and I know that with pretty much all of my voice I fight so I wasn't what is that or is it you being hypercritical of yourself and and one world title done a great job and I come into the gym the next week mine was unhealthy so mine was more I think I think I'm more of a champion now than I ever was when I was actively fighting and when I was I I was trying to be good enough instead of just focusing on my my pursuit of world titles wasn't wasn't about it was in the defense of something that was told to me when I was growing up so it's like I'm world champion so you can't tell if that's not too cuz I'm world champion that's what that was about for me making up for a lack of love replace express yourself from now I'm more of a martial artist than I've ever been and I'm more of a teacher and a student than I've ever been any more of a champion than I've ever been volume all the way up look and the way I learned the way I attacked new information the way home malleable I am how quickly I take things on you know how driven you know it's easy to be it's a lot easier to be a champion when you have the six pack in the muscles in the used in the everything to back that up but when you have those things taken away from you then what is the champion what is it without those things that your heart's your desire to resolve its your mind will using his expression Champion like what what y Moi champion because you're if you're Champion you're competing again I want to become a champion that's amazing chance so do it matter your potential when you actually world world champion kick moves moment to ride the razor's Edge instead of playing it safe and staying outside but not having a satisfying fight even though you want. You could feel the flaws I would say the fight after I thought Julie yeah she went up and kitchen yeah I went up and wait 2 fighter shoots you went up to 140 is champion of champions she had 58 fights I think 14 World titles I had 14 fights at the time and 6 World titles I think and cruising he's ever worked with I would agree I would I would kiss it so what I'm High Praise what I noticed that's a really amazing stuff and I'm really dry like I'm like nope that's all right do it again do it again what are you doing what am I doing what does it look like oh that was perfect but let's move on to the next thing and this sort of level of dissatisfaction with your performances do don't you think that's ultimately what makes you such a champion the first place like you eat Alexander Gustafsson put it past once when I was talking about one of the training camps he's like this is the life of a professional athlete just never satisfied as if you achieve if you want to achieve greatness you're never satisfied I agree but not with the way I was doing it so you were doing it but you were doing manic almost unhealthy way myself that that was great this needs adjustments yourself that credit Kelly fuel it is right but it's not there is much more environmentally friendly fuel I guess I'm telling him now if I were having wait I fight obviously I'm not going to you know I would I wouldn't be with anybody else like he's that's where the success has been that's where the formula works and not going to change that but now I'm also over at Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu with Dave Camarillo and so oh my God be with anybody else like he's that's where the success has been that's where the formula works and not going to change that but now I'm also over at Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu with Dave Camarillo and so oh my God


    Joe Rogan on MMA Striking vs Boxing
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    breakfast in boxing and striking in MMA could survive and win in MMA fight as long as it doesn't quite a long guy with good kicks like a Jon Jones Jon Jones just kick the s*** out of you from a distance you don't never show me more of a fan that I asked will you fought masato but when masato was the king of K1 over Japan masato the sexiest Japanese man I've ever seen Scotto's way better-looking presents magic never rubbing it means he's freaky or he takes too many selfies and still is still very active and all sorts of promotions pull up masato vs. Vince Phillips cuz what was interesting about this it was it was like do you remember when Shannon the cannon decided to fight in K1 and he fought Tom Erickson and a kick boxing match no thing but Tom MMA fighter and Shannon Briggs ate a couple of leg kicks and was talking about on a podcast like that he was trying to play it off as like God damn that should hurt but he wanted Kon Tom Erickson but Tom Erickson at the time was not nearly the kind of Striker that Vince Phillips was when Vince Phillips watt masato high-level world-class boxers and then you know we got like 36 so he fought Ben Phillips but it's so weird seeing Vince Phillips walk out their Barefoot I mean they should have let him wear boxing shoes cuz he's not throwing any kick leg kicked so right away opens up inside and just moves away from the punches sets goes up high goes up I punched I'm kicking into the arms and then goes across the leg so that's a that's a weird one right there across the thigh not shot but this was the time like one of the first times that ate a real world class boxer had attempted a kickboxing fight and who's the heavyweight Contender and boxing in the wife and ask her about 10 minutes ago I will not remember what the f*** she said that I don't remember and stuff oh that's interesting what happened there this happened why that happened but he has to learn how to kick a little bit and he was not just boxing guys but his hands were just way better than most boxers or most kickboxers rather he was at 1. time a real heavyweight contender


    Joe Rogan on Mark Wahlberg's 9-11 Comments
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    Guy versus the guy who played in the movie I want to see doctors against guys who played a doctor if you thought that you were just going to land somewhere for now that's the idea that you knew what was going to happen before it happened nobody knows my wall that s***'s going down Sims got box cutters they're holding a waitress there holding a stewardess by the neck like you you don't know what the fuk happened you have no idea what's going on Friday to move a lot of people would step up but you you know you could potentially cause that person their life and then when the plane lands that person is dead when they may be if you don't know right you don't know the actual snare-oh now obviously we know it was horrible thing and you should do whatever you can to stop them cuz they're going to kill everybody no matter what the back then you didn't know we have someone just took the plane and landed it okay if with my kids it would have went down like it did it would have been a lot of blood first class cabin than me saying okay we're going to land somewhere safely don't worry that see I see where he's coming from right he's got a he's got kids that he loves got a family that he loves he wouldn't have sat still I have a box cutter they have anything else how many of them are there you don't know like there is anybody going to back you up anybody else know how to fight you know you could get f***** up you could you could step up thinking you're Billy badass and this guy is some Train by train the situation and figure out and obviously you know they weren't either they weren't there on that plane or they couldn't help yeah you'll be you know I've never been so scared in Frozen instant for a second you can't know what the right thing to do is and the wrong thing could be so catastrophic right intercom with the end to go thanks for flying so and so are you say things like that cuz that's how you feel and you don't think about how other people going to receive it that's what I would assume that statement is like what okay you sure I know a lot of dudes who if they were there and you tried to do that you'd get smashed like they're scary people in this world what do you mean the idea that you would have to think like what do I do if something is someone does hijack a plane we all think that every situation what happened and you're in the wrong spot get shot down and they go the wrong way anytime a tragedy like that happens like what the f*** horrific random set of sequences and you're in the wrong spot can you do the right thing


    Joe Rogan - Jeff Ross on Free Speech: Bad Taste is Not a Crime!
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    now what is that it's a future it's basically America if the Nazis won the war and they partner with the Japanese and the Japanese own California Northern California and the Nazis on the rest of the country and the Midwest is sort of a no-man's-land so New York is Nazi New York Japanese object is the it's a Sci-Fi writer so he's clapping very interesting show basically New York cops wearing Nazi armbands there still New York cops like hey the Furious says I got to give me like that and it's fascinating but what's interesting about the fancy class the aristocratic class of Jap Japan runs essentially San Francisco and you see how they're very snobby and very the Killer and they don't really like the mix with the Americans it looks cuz I would know what other movies did you do or did they do they adapt of his movies when we got here fixing to is you can still do that in a movie where you can still play Nazis as long as they're you know the bad people and some historical thing or some something is going on now that's really the only way you could portray Nazis like you not allowed to be a Nazi for Halloween sorry what is your kids go for Halloween do they do they do that or do they even have it if your dressing up for Halloween so many terrible things right vampires and werewolves and demons and there was a Bangla you've ruined the party is you dressed as Osama Bin Laden that might get your ass kicked you might get your ass kicked for that one was too soon but if you dress like you probably dress like the president of Iran what's that dude's name that dude came over here and said it went crazy s*** about gay people offended it was Anne Frank Halloween costume now if the point of talking about the Holocaust or something like that is never forget and a 14 year old in a non mocking way once to embody Anne Frank why is that offense if I don't understand that but they're never going to do it not mocking right every time you making the hallway costume you're almost always trying to be silly right it all depends on to me if your intentions 100% tour through Europe but he's also a symbol onto itself is the symbol of the English royalty and all I can for Halloween I know and if you can get away with it I used to just draw swastikas on my notebooks it's just cuz I knew I was like so I would go wow terrible you can dress like an a****** like bad taste is not a cry


    Joe Rogan - Jeff Ross: Roasting Toughens People Up
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    there's nobody like him and what he does and what he is able to do is really it's really it's not only fun to watch but it's really like you know you're a self-starter he's a self-starter like it's great to see self-starters who find success because it really is difficult to like take something and like make it not only financially successful but also like something that that we all respect and love and you know I'd say the roasting thing that Jeff really pretty much as rebranded into like you know every way you can do it is always good because he's behind it you know what it's not when it's not really with him then if you like I'm not so sure because other people are really good at it too but I'm just saying that like you know that is when you know we're on the road and people will scream out the car door it's roastmaster I mean like you know I had my Insomniac time but he like 20-30 times that in terms of like recognition I mean it's just amazing I think Jeff Ross I earned it because when people laughed at me and thought that's a dead art it's a lost art it's Antiquated as corny it's old guys I stopped by and said no it's alternative comedy no one's doing it I get to I get to hang with Legends like Buddy Hackett Ave Milton Borough you know and I stuck to it because there wasn't there was a time when I was like embarrassed to be pigeonholed as the roast guy is the right word button comfortable cuz you're like I want to be more than that you know this is probably 10 years ago and I was in Vegas Chappelle again words of wisdom he's like dude that's your lane make that up 5 Lane Highway and ride it and that's kind of what we started what I started doing really owning it and loving it and to the credit of the world as we became more pussies in the world like roasting became more make that up five Lane Highway and ride it and that's kind of what we started what I started doing so didn't really owning it and loving it and to the credit of the world as we became more pussies in the world like roasting became more and more potent and important and the world needs to develop thick skin and I think roasting honors people and it's done with love but it also kind of toughen us up a little bit


    Joe Rogan - Mike Tyson was Jacked!!
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    of course is just he's so good man so for him to do it accidentally makes complete total sense in there even just accidentally getting punched in the face by Guy the movie scene ever is always like I know right you know they were like they were like basically punching bags you know it's like they have to be member that I guess so yeah go to Talladega what he's doing he's going to give it is all but he knew if you had a bet most people are not betting on Peter McNeeley yeah but you could see it in Tyson's face when he staring them down there's a crazy but he's following him everywhere he goes like a predator dude it's like a predator who can't wait to get the green light to let the genie out of the bottle watch this this is Tyson's first fight like look at that and you know you'll have to fight by side smiling and trying to like this trying like make light of it oh my God he looks just like a prison guard after that the Charlie Sheen roast and made a lot of jokes about him and afterwards dice, I didn't really know dice of the time and call me like a couple weeks later he's like he's like he's like he's like basically said that he couldn't believe I said those things to Mike Tyson and we've been friends ever since the true I didn't think about Tyson he seemed like a pussycat at the time the time but you wouldn't want to do in that you off my if you do that to your face matter what you would do to mine


    Joe Rogan on the "Free the Nipple" Movement
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    New York New York like a lot of gals were they decided they were going to protest that men can be topless but they can't pass that right I respect you but if if you f****** pull your tits out my dick is going to get high I think they should be able to do it though they want to walk around topless but the problem is there's too many dick heads you're running into a river of dick heads you can try to go Upstream to that with your tits hanging out that's true do I think it's do it no no don't do that people can try to suck them even if it's it's it's so rare you have to be in like the perfect bar in Asheville North Carolina you can be there from 10 to 2 and no one will touch it it's like one place someone can touch your tits yeah I'm so imagine if she had freethenipple I'm f****** crazy you would have gotten pregnant but there's no argument and saying they shouldn't do that like right shouldn't be a lot this is almost like me to make parallels to compelled Speech cuz I don't think that you should be naked and just walk down the street if you're a girl I don't I don't think you should have your my friend cuz I would say it's it is way more likely that you'll get raped I would think I mean I'd like to know what the I don't want to do a study but I would like to know what the statistic I mean I would not like to make make these people get raped but I think if you live in a tribe like that uncontacted tribe outside of India there probably super custom to seeing people naked and they probably act normal probably not that big a deal we're weird will you know what's like what's in the box man what's in the box and we will cover everything up


    Joe Rogan - Michael B. Jordan, Don't Fight Roy Jones Jr.!!
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    then he never text me back and I'm like we're walking by this and I might just come in and look and he literally looks at the iPhone like it's the enemy of the people I act like you know that's pushing it cuz now it's like the up to 10 right onto like how many iPhones compared to how many iPhones compared to how many Rocky movies are there God I hope it's a joke straight up boxing now. Just don't do that I'm sure he's a great athlete is a beautiful kid got a great body looks like he knows that a box when he throws punches it looks like you really actually knows how to box I'm sure he's a really good athlete and still a brick shithouse you clip him and heard him I mean it is it is a humanly possible thing like when two people throwing punches at each other that one of them can hit the other guy I think we just talkin shetty's just probably being asked like who would you like to box who's your hero how many rounds though you just waiting to see if he was in a Nas song they said Roy Jones is in the new Mike Tyson's Roy Jones it's in the 1990s people forgot how good Roy Jones jr. in a fight with Rocky we're going to let you know Sam Apollo Creed who's a good bad guy in that movie but you know I just shouldn't answer that just made a mistake young Jockey Full of Life like okay that money back for you and it's like when they be there when they brought what's his name out of the box in Pulp Fiction and being Roy Jones jr. the Gap is so why it's so it's like if I did a movie about playing basketball and then I wanted to you know play a one-on-one versus Kobe Bryant he looks good in the movie looks like you really knows what he's doing. Jones junior is one of the greatest of all time he was a Phenom he knows how to box in a way that you never going to understand so how long has it been since he boxed 10 years years ago I think he retired at a bunch of fights over and Russia he actually became a Russian citizen is that it this year Jesus Christ play some of it is challenging a retired boxer boxer professional boxer you've been honing your craft in the gym for years and years you been spying work with high-level coaches look at it he's still Roy Jones jr. still Roy Jones jr. even though he's 40 I mean, he's looking good I mean he's obviously not fighting a guy who's the best in the world I do this we could do this really cool a wonderful opportunity show people with boxing let me see what he said I would love to see that. Let's hear voices how can I find apologizing not working now but that's right this is not going to work out well especially if I would assume both of our not going to be drug tested week-by-week going to train for Roy Jones jr. like don't do it but this is the new this is a new genre of TV show up the real guy versus the guy who played in the movie I want to see doctors against guys who played a doctor do it but this is the new witches in new John ra of TV show up the real guy versus the guy who played in the movie I want to see doctors against guys who played a doctor


    Joe Rogan on the Craziest Fear Factor Stunts
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    Yeah Yeah Yeahs too much do my 9948 fear factors wow I did six more than we did when when it came back and we'll six or seven more fun at night I let a my you-know-what again very fortunate was a great gig plenty of money and it was all good and if it definitely helped my stand up cuz gave me fuk you money to I gave me the ability to not worry about like having money in the bank cuz I'm extravagant tastes I'm not too ridiculous with money but I like feeling like I don't have to worry like this the preposterousness of it was a boundless source of material such a ridiculous I hosted a spin-off that then get picked up was it called say uncle the big one of the big things was a guy a contestant got in a turkey pen and we like put maple syrup all over and he rolled around in these like birds like pectin him and he is families are watching and shorts bleeding and and I stopped a thing in the producers were mad at you can't stop in the middle 5 and I saw the head of ABC there and I never done this in my entire life that is like getting a drink I walked over and I said please don't pick it up ghost shows what happens is you get used to one thing until you have to do something that's bigger and better than last year until we came back I felt uncomfortable with a lot of s*** they know how to do it like this. Guys are top of the food chain they but they were doing some sketchy like one of them we had these people chained to a tree with a bungee cords that were attached to a helicopter and they had to figure out the right locks to unlock the bungee cord do the straps to keep them to the tree and then as soon as they do they undo the strap and they go f****** shooting out in the space into the center of this gigantic Canyon and they're bouncing underneath it louder it was a few things first of all there's a certain amount of rest that you take whenever you doing anything like jumping your car off of a building roof with we did we have people fly cars across a train and moving rain okay there's risk involved in that right but the one that scared the s*** out of me the most was bull riding we had people ride Bolton you know what I would talk to them I'd say look up to you right now if you want to go on any people do know how to ride Bulls but you know how to ride a bull when I teach you how to ride a bowl you not going to classes you're not too slowly building up your techniques barely misses them when it's kicking I mean they're wearing helmet to look at it the way she felt like that that is like getting hit in the back of the head with the world so like my personal feelings about trauma and about what dangerous and should I does this is a No-No especially for a 90 pound woman like this poor lady yeah she got up man she's tough s*** but everybody wifey like in that one I feel like we got lucky I feel like we roll the dice because if they stomp you take they lacerate livers and Crowley the funny thing was that they don't think anything about it something risky like Alpha something animals have to do that to you crave that if you're throwing your life on the line unrelated to war or famine I think there's a certain Allure to remember that up that TV show The Fall Guy about Evel Knievel I love them


    Joe Rogan - Eddie Bravo: Not All Mexicans Support the Caravan
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    we have talked about that extra people what they're making it this really big political deal publicized and apparently didn't always walking and sometimes they get in the vans that we shouldn't let him in no I'm sorry sunrunner Patrick dirt find another country will allow that like all Mexicans are like for the Caravan into you know we want them that's not true that most Mexicans are like that a place where you can go in a place where you can go and I'll give their papers in the mail to cross this line to dirt like you set up fences and borders areas don't culture deliver their own almost their own language you know the way they talk in Florida's way f****** different the way they talk in Maine it's really weird is all the same language but it's almost like they're separate little countries and we travel months each other no problem and you're allowed to you allowed to bail out or I'm going to try to Vegas for a while I'm going to give me a job at a casino nobody cares you're fine as long as you're honest one patch of dirt but the reason why we don't allow all the other patches of dirt to do the same thing there's some spots that just don't have it good at all and we want those people stay there although is that the one thing we have going for even if it's even if it's a myth for a lot of people Freedom the one thing all Americans have going for them is is now is the idea that there's a chance if I do the right thing I may be poor now Americans could be a f****** millionaire is some places suck too hard you know what are nationalism I'm not saying I'm just looking at it as a thing right now if I had to say do I like it honestly I think the whole world as the human beings as a race would be way better off if everybody can move where it's good and they would figure out why the too many people is good and then we'll settle down and you move to a better find it eventually even out don't Advance like these people in Sentinel Island so kind of a f*****-up example button sound like opinion I mean a lot of Polish people what they're doing now with immigration is freaking a lot of people out because they're allowing so many people have different cultures to come in and then their cities become more Multicultural and they are English and then it gets real weird please don't forget a problem is it when you have one currency do the same thing promised that people in Spain are not as productive as people in Germany for example so the German goods and services should be worth more or the dollar there the D you're there to be worth more than it is saying isn't it better when the state has more power than the that would mean you know at the same rate you know it's better to have a country like the United States tend to be Japan amiibo


    Joe Rogan - Bryan Callen: Here's How to Fix Our Broken Congress
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    how to keep myself included my own words I'm like you talking about like a rig game that's like you it's like you're talking about pro wrestling you pretending that it's a real course the government is corrupt but when you're talking about stuff like that like it are the elections rigged or do our votes count the one thing that I learned from the midterms if your vote didn't count it was and that it's all decided like pro wrestling then there wouldn't be all this voter fraud and all these computers that can you know what I'm talking about I'm not going to have to be in office support the people or do they do what they do because special interest groups have any connections and relationships with government officials who make decisions you also understand works you understand who's actually influencing who so now what are you do so that you lose an election or let's say you decide I bet I made my hundred and sixty Grand a year of can't really live on that money you go to K Street you join a lobbying firm and and because you've been there for 6 or 9 or 10 years you know a lot of people and that lobbying firm goes hey will pay $1000000 now and all you got to do is drive to Capitol Hill everyday get in there and influencer use your connections so that we we can get what we want from government so corporations hiring lobbying firms to lobby for their bottom line so now you're working to influence government in the problem is when you're in Congress you know that you know you have a job waiting if you can make great connections and now Washington becomes an economy of influence that's the game right yes tell me about the podcast with him and he's got a couple to represent you fastening said Washington to place where if even if you're a good person you must behave in a corrupt Manor if you want to survive in a good people have to behave corruptly that you got to watch because we don't want to go to jail to the fact that there's good people in there that are are going after the bad people it's all rigged and it's all you know there's nothing you can do about it but you know where the last couple years you know since Trump got in office now I'm like paying attention like there are some good people trying to do some good s*** like Trey Gowdy everybody was bad they would why would you block me when it's really subtle the way they can get you out there cuz when your donors are telling you which way to vote you as a politician go in there with all your ideas and you can put your conscience yet I give your night to a Super PAC or whatever might be I give your campaign a lot of money you're a regular dude you're not corrupt but human beings when somebody gives them a real hand when they needed it you can't help but to feel a little indebted what if I fall what if they're two ideas what if you had a voucher system with all of us were given a certain amount of money every election cycle and we were allowed and honestly the to give that money to whoever we thought was a viable can it be anonymous or what if all donations were Anonymous what if you didn't if you couldn't say who it was from but if you know you got a lot of stuff from GE you know you got a lot of stuff from Lockheed and there's a bill that comes up for Saudi Arabia to buy a bunch of Tanks or whatever or Weaponry it's going to be very hard for you to vote against those people but if you know you got a lot of stuff from GE you know you got a lot of stuff from Lockheed and there's a bill that comes up for Saudi Arabia to buy a bunch of Tanks or whatever or Weaponry it's going to be very hard for you to vote against that and if those people that got you in power last time I'm going to get you


    Joe Rogan - Fast Food Additives - Fight Companion
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    Pizza in till I had it at Nikki's and White Plains in White Plains New York someone bro they make a vegan white cow make a vegan burger now Factory company that owns millions of animals a year you feel better Fuller and more s*** is delicious Toyota Virginia believe you were talking about Taco Bell isolated oat products chili pepper onion powder often have concerns about the oxide as an additive is it safe but it doesn't say if it's cancerous carcinogen why is McDonald's app to use this in buns potentially hurting human health silicon is categorized as a trace mineral than which means if it's needed in minimal amounts to maintain healthy at his requirement is very small to recommended daily allowance for silicon has not been specified cuz it's not food however experts suggested a daily consumption the range of 2013 Ronald McDonald why is it in there though even if you're saying it says Katie percent beef the cows from China Argentina United States who can always cancel I don't f****** real but let's read the McDonald's I love it inspected beef they're cooked or prepared with salt pepper and nothing else no preservatives no fillers the top of that site was the title of it are McDonald's hamburgers Harper 7 p.m. that way grinding all day masses I feel like Del Taco and so all that stuff is so gross but if you go to a real Taco spot bro me and you have a date at McDonald's breakfast McDonald's not sure addon who does Newegg who the f*** was the Filet-O-Fish in Filet-O-Fish I love little fishes can I have Sunday now f****** piece of chicken sandwiches at Chick-fil-A Royal bro have to be f****** super hungry in the middle of the desert you know I'm on the way to Fresno Mickey D's has never Frozen turn off the meatball sub from Subway at Subway cities in the basic route the f****** the place on mother and father damned good qualities like little cheeseburger sausage with peppers in Hoboken New Jersey in the 90s all Italian you go to the f****** belly and then had the water mozzarella they're making the back they make mozzarella and they put that s*** on an Italian sub kit Grill sausages laid out your walking behind you get one in immediately but with chocolate chip cookies I don't fuk with the oatmeal or cinnamon cookie I've got a good chocolate chip cookie and maybe some peanut butter in there but kitchen sink has f****** everything and it's a dick thing is for am I going to go next door and f*** this all up and get a kitchen sink so I've always had to struggle I go to Chipotle Chipotle and I walk out and sometimes I get in my car just f****** burn Rubber and I'm out but it's it's it's been a problem of my but luckily luckily luckily Rubber and I'm out but it's it's been a problem of mine but luckily luckily luckily I struggled


    Joe Rogan on Conor McGregor vs Cowboy Cerrone
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    Gunnar I did yeah to be sick 5 yeah I think hope Cowboy gets up I think that's a possibility. That's a money-making fight and it makes sense for both guys did not have a good time with the s*** talking of Nate Diaz nearly BFA route 155 155 Connors of the speed that he has the one shot KO power a Connor can do some s*** to motherfukers and you when you see him fight Eddie Alvarez that's when you really realize I like Eddie Alvarez as tough as f*** and Connor just put it on him he can start the week people up Mansel Carter I think that also is a little misleading cuz I feel like a lot of that Kelly Swanson InTown Suites to be screwed Cowboy tops not a technician on top no I disagreed Mike Perry f****** f*** his arm up how about my pay he left Jackson's he's a dude I felt like it was you know I didn't want to be part of this. You know what came to the train and then I got put in the middle of this drama left he left no longer there a great 2 better and better but he just f***** up until he asked that fight was just Cowboy had his number cowboy sparred with him who knows how many times in a row chaplains yeah and they in the grappling apparently Cowboys dominated them but I went in the training camp he was taking so many guys down is almost like a natural part of the pipes


    Joe Rogan on the Missionary Killed by Isolated Tribe
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    Remember When of course we don't did you see that f****** missionary the Christian Missionary Island in India or Thailand give the word of Jesus Guy De maupassant bounce fights over decided not to interview people have been killed not fair they did they have a false memory like Joshua got just got knocked out by Steve Bay miocic Francis again I don't want to see that again I want to see anybody get hit like that again uncontacted but they got contact in the 1800 by this guy Alison calendar this is a guy on Twitter post this amazing review of all this stuff is is his name is respectable law on Twitter so he posted this really long detailed history of what happened to these people in a guy named Maurice Vidal but Vidal Portman and this guy apparently stayed on the island for a long time and people got sick because of these people being their immunity to measure their dick sizes and you measure their ball sizes you made them pose and all these weird ways like it's really freaky s*** but really really interesting you like measuring the children and stuff like for those people that thought they were the devil and it was a hundred years ago so when people go back now they immediately kill him so because of this one dickwad that landed there a hundred years ago they think of white people is evil so these two fishermen fell asleep and I want to say was like 2006 they fell asleep in the boat drifted onto the island that woke up to and they just f****** Hatchet him a narrow them and kill them on the beach the other day don't f*** around anymore as this one assholes f*** that way because if they get income in the car that one of us the entire their entire population could be wiped out there saying this right now why did they just hate white people who Jing is there what they don't like foreign people whose would I don't know it's illegal why do that guy got killed and he paid a legally together so there was a cargo ship that ran aground there many years ago see if there is a 1981 and the crew radio for assistance and then they got 50 men with bows and arrows were showing up to her to try to get to the boat and they helicopter them away. The boat is still there this is a crazy ass placement awesome movie so I know and then from from that boat they started getting metal tools cuz they didn't have metal before that so until the 19 was a 1980s these people took pieces of Medellin and cold Forge them into weapons and s*** like pound them down with rocks and and created knives and stuff down people live 60,000 years ago Rebounderz isolated island ever since then drop a ton of iPhones everywhere they don't know how many of them there are anymore but they know their populations are declining so it once at one point in time there was a hundred fifty plus documented and now they think it might be as low as 39 cuz it'll disease and stuff they don't have any chance I can probably bored and trying to get fish to raise a kid population drastically dropping genetic diversity I'm sure folks 39 folks is a small number yeah if they're really down to that to you and you know they're real real aggressive When anybody comes anywhere near them now that we all know about the problem to write we're all talking about this more people going to think about going there India somewhere off of India why is some Oral Roberts Oral Roberts University so they killed the guy then they buried him right on the beach man they just dragged his body out to the beach Indian government that's their loss so he was violating their law him showing up with this book I would imagine they they have laws against people visiting especially whites that story that they tell about that one English guy that went there the most piece of s*** respectable law on Twitter understand how much I appreciate that you never know when they might have some crazy booby traps they might have some Viacom s*** for her so funny about that Island though is going nomad mean but no undercover Adventures how would they figure that out if you're not allowed to go on the island but they've been around 60,000 years ago to crushing Iceland for that long they practice weird things to like Widow strangling and all kinds of the new Widow strain that one tribe where you where the young boys suck the Cox of the older men and take it in their asses well it become men's there in the sperm it. Just some weird and started that


    Joe Rogan - Censorship, Alex Jones, and Conspiracies Fight Companion
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    in about is or is there some buddy in charge of what's what's permissible and what's not going to a certain color and do they have a political agenda so in other words so I put out some people and it's it's a clip that is offensive to said person then they can promote reach other people outside their followers in one should be that you have a hundred thousand followers Jamie would be able to prove that they actually do shadowban people what's that or is it it's date is that if you say we're on Twitter and maybe you were conservative and you said a lot of rude things about liberals that maybe they would decide that although it doesn't violate the terms of service what you do is makes them uncomfortable they make a moral judgment and they decide to limit your engagement with other people somehow possible similarly there too if if you were at an account that never paid yeah and once you pay once you can V bucks you're you're like flag now as an account that will pay it right down to it cuz I get money now that's banned from Twitter lot of people man really your boy that's good question to is it violate the terms of service indefinitely if you incite violence that's definitely a No-No racial slurs or a No-No races that you can call Soulja Boy that f****** school was a racist stuff yes all of that insults or hateful even even like three is a Dumbass Dumbass there's only so far you can you can keep going down that road right you want to make sure that you have free expression you don't get free expression if you ban people from saying things that just don't seem that bad to me had nothing to do with even what he said he confronted them at some event right and he was yelling in the back and Dennis Rodman that happened after he confronted people in Congress and doctors f****** thing that Alex Jones has ever done it's also a moral and there's always wonder when you hear a story like that why would someone say something so ridiculous and why would someone try to convince someone like Alex Jones or something so ridiculous if you could talk him into repeating what you said you think he's willing to do that you can easily discredit him and it would be a really good way to do it like the best way to do it that's what I'm saying show me happy right but it sure was Alex actually saying he said unfortunately he goes I said something to the effect of I saw it and it was very sad and then but unfortunately I've seen a lot of soap operas I've seen a lot of and then and I know an actor when I see one and that's where it started with him and he's being I say a lot of things just for entertainment like it's just for the boys during his trial with his wife having answers if you're somebody who scientific assist I don't know it depends maybe when you say bone broth cures cancer you're going to sell books when you say my plant-based diet is proven to do blah blah blah whatever you're going to make money if you help you lose weight and keep it off in 4 months has any movement man with Alex Jones is he banned for life or I do not have a Business website food over that Alex Jones and a guy named Wolfgang halbig he's also he's also being sued that guy his job was to prepare schools for school shootings so she came out and he started saying that what about one thing about the law lost kind of weird now that they're Damned here's your stupid it's making up a fake conspiracy easily provable fake conspiracy about a real tragedy that's a nice simple psychological way to discredit people if I thought you were a dumbass but you had a big boys I might talk you into saying some s*** about something that's not real and have you convinced it's real so you spouted out you or the moron and that discredits everything else you said you have to be really careful with a lot of these doors is a lot of these these I literally start out a joke they start out in 4chan and allow these chat rooms as trolls and then before you know it becomes a real things that over and over until he said over and over again and then morons get ahold of Dallas children yeah he's not stupid I got very very sad that he said that Sandy Hook isn't real but I always enjoy being around that guy get smart I write him back dude Sandy Hook like you would have to be something you know loves conspiracies man he really does and this is the problem with someone who likes hunts out conspiracies you're going to love them you're going to look for them you want anything find any pattern this is the problem is when you have a vested interest in them being real what is your business because there are a lot of them that are real for the problem is if you have a vested interest in them being real and you exclude information that would Point them not being real and used confirmation bias and you f****** and then you try to convince other people that you're correct this is something that people follow you to intercept their love to hear you on but what if your conspiracy theory which ones have been proven correct that many writers planting something like absolutely this big ones you know that there's a many documentaries and books have been written on the Enron conspiracy this guy's got together and they figured out how to make a cut Jillian dollars and f*** people over and it was it was it was breaking the law and they knew it was breaking law that conspired to do it so you can take take them does Nate Hart housing crisis that that was the that was all on purpose of these guys built this Bubble Up and not proven it's not proof makes you throw up some red flags by some people they just don't see the red flags and some people there red flags go up right away so it all depends like when you say is there any proof is well you don't need at a certain point you have circumstantial evidence at a certain point take a perfect example there's no actual proof of the conspiracy that there was a multiple shooters or what the CIA in the mob there's no actual proof but there's a lot of circumstantial evidence walks away from the restaurant where his friend was killed it just that one person sorry that's one piece of circumstantial evidence enough to convict you call Natalie. Cosby had gone to court and had a lawsuit co-prime paid woman off so I get it already been a pretty good Fatheads Alex and what with the promise once you say something and you have that big of a following rights let's just say you float a conspiracy but then you look at evidence you start to realize maybe I overstep my bounds we all say things we wish we had more we all say things but now you've got a whole movement behind what you said now to try to pull back with turn that 25% of whatever it is against you and that could be a liability kind of first impulse or your own first sort of like another how it went well it's absolutely no this happened we absolutely know that happen and on these on these you know these tragic event or you don't think they'll be huge worm


    Joe Rogan on Chuck Lidell vs. Tito Ortiz 3
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    jingling four minutes and 37 36 35 34 33 seconds into the first round looking great shape right across his bicep they've been tested to consign pretty sure he's had that kind of his belly always sticks out that it was really funny he was like making fun of him but he was wearing a shirt he didn't have you know he called Dana damn good luck though right to do whatever they want to do whenever they want to do it as long as you're not hurting anybody in this goes into that right I support you write to bull ride I support you write to skydive you whatever you want to do man and if these guys like what I thought they don't do this thing to live forever the rest are big boys now you know the real question is like you know the real question is like should they be doing it went through all the testing in California emissions are by far the strictest you do not want to fight here if you take broken through the worst California


    Joe Rogan and Eric Weinstein on Head Transplants
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    cephalopods are under consideration to be the next great model organism for biology so if you think about how weird it is it's some branch of the phylogenetic trees so far distant from us that these mollusks have such Advanced minds and you know their skin is the wonder of the world for sure nobody knows quite how all of that not only do they have these chromatophores to get the camouflage right but they also change the texture of their skin to mimic things like coral and all would it be cool if we made cephalopods the next great model organism and we started doing comparative like not only neuroanatomy but connectomics where were trying to study how their brains are organized because they're so far away they are probably the closest we'll ever get to meeting aliens I think I said that the last and I'm really excited if that's goes forward yeah a little bit like a person's like a monkey yeah but what real difference in the Nautilus is the craziest like nature said yeah you can grow an arm back in her head back sorry f*** face that's a wrap yeah you know you lose your head nature like I gave up a big piece it gave up the queen Dover yeah games over can't get their head off yeah I don't but I mean just saying it's weird like you can't like chop them in half from the waist down they don't seal up and grow a new waste like that's it you can only get rid of the limbs yeah but you can get rid of the limbs like nature is evolved strategy for dealing with probation to give him the arm give him the how to get moved to Beverly Hills it be getting new bodies getting their head screwed on too Newly Weds brains and wants to live forever 800 year old brain and talk about it hard to get funding people thought you're playing God the guy who did it I think was white and he was a devout Christian so it was really it was good because you know there's a lot of this reference for human form and if a religious person is doing we feel better than somebody is a desecrating some atheist what's also like we think of it as like okay it's one thing if you trying out medicine on a monkey that might save babies but it's another thing if you just say what happens if I cut this monkey's head off stick it on another monkey was all this crazy I've ever seen this the Russians had this film introduced by JBS haldane great English biologist was also a communist and therefore very pro-soviet and there's this experiment experiments in continuation of the I'm innocent for paper Soviet there's this experiment was experiments in continuation of the brain after death and they hook up the head to an artificial circulatory system and they sort of continue to have interactions where they swab the head and they get the eyelash movement in that the tongue comes out to lick and eat things it's quite interesting I would recommend


    Joe Rogan - Jake the Snake: Mexican Rattlesnakes and Komodo Dragons
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    like responsibility in Stamford Connecticut he was Charles Manson Revisited this guy was a freak brother Stamford Connecticut Connecticut and they did not know he had over a thousand snakes in that farm on that building in about call me when you get a snake from Annie full it to Omaha and I've been working with me for a couple years will take care of you tonight but I use what is a jake take her out if you'll take a price I'll pay for it over the Moon by the p**** yeah yes he was in the Florida when that bad hurricane get down there and working in a gator farm and poisonous snake venom collection point and they had like eight hundred snakes in their right to the hurricane is in just f****** levels the place while I'm calling for days trying to get ahold of him see if he's alright all those snakes you get to find them I mean you're going to dig through all that s*** all that s*** and lift up stuff and stick your hand down and holes and s*** to find these poisonous eggs in the rubble asking to go do anything to boast but you know introduced into snakes and bubble behind be great 8 to 12 year olds so he can send them about this Mexican Rattler now first thing you know about snakes okay look he's accidentally bit me I've been didn't now so we're going to explain to you when I'm feeling right now so if you ever get bitten you'll know what you're going to expect to feel after you've been bitten so you don't have any anti-venom do you know they got a flat in from Atlanta or every some of the time they get that s*** up their time job may want to let me cut all the meat off one of his bones on his finger so you got like a Harley alarm right away down to the bone if they had to take meat from his legs get it off yeah and put that they had to do skin grafts all over like 16 operations ice burst don't you know your eyes are like blood red except they're bumpy open cells get bit by Cobra pretty much clean on that sounds like he's going to end up being a supervillain of some kind of stuff could be making us swear to God he is Charles Manson he looks like Charles Manson combat the snake back in the day off so quick that you Albert Albert was the guy with the Komodo dragons so he was growing up in the mountains and he took one of the dragons with him to get it out in the sunlight so they put it in this f****** station wagon they go up in the mountains and they have to walk to their place with come back windows busted out Jesus horrible teeth marks on all of it where this f****** Komodo dragon and chewing his way out of this s*** he's in a wooden Katie chewed his way out of wooden case but he got out and took off I guess it's about two months later man I was like in Indianapolis and waking up and listen to the news and ESPN Zone right what was thought to be a prehistoric monster was KC airport Loop when we get back CR monster wow they come back do you know those things are so ruthless that the little baby Komodo Dragon eating miersch it on themselves so that the grown-up don't eat them so their parents don't eat them they roll around in s*** so that their parents don't eat them because when Komodo dragons are eating intestines they shake the s*** out of intestines they don't like to eat s*** is weird is that is the Aether f****** kids so the kids do this leads they somehow or another like no to smear themselves and s*** I've learned pretty quick pythons man so so bad that they're eating alligators they did this study they found it they they couldn't find any raccoons they couldn't find any swamp rabbits or March hares I guess they call them because yeah everything got killed by python so then the pythons moved on to alligators alligators inside this picture you know I need it I need to see if you can find that reference can't pull it up, I bet in all your years you never thought Jake The Snake would be roasting you live on the internet believe that and nail and see back injury and nailing a pull it up reference yeah I got you bro


    Joe Rogan on Gavin McInnes and the Proud Boys Controversy
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    I'm sorry if I sounded even Crowder die hennything is Islamic is very dangerous because people call you islamophobic and because people and kill you at two different things going on at the same time but those same people will have no problem mocking Christian right-wing media especially like the funny type of right-wing media that they take f****** crazy risks you mean like umiya umialik Crowder Steven Crowder is really funny jokes a lot of likes and I think his f****** hilarious Gavin's in the crossfire right now is the eye of Sauron is upon him he's violence and now that there's some article saying that the FBI considers him that the proud boys are hate group but then cumia sent me something that he sent him and I'll send it to you he's saying it's b******* the first time I heard I was doing Gavin show New York he was with the Dante Nero which is a black comic in New York and he was like Hey me and him are in the proud boys and I was like I thought you'd quit that years ago though maybe Jamie I'm sending you an article to where he's realizing how problematic it is connected with these people and that you know look it's one of those f****** things you want to have a group you can't control everyone in the group so yeah buddy in the group that does something horrible I just sent you something for this up this is Gavin's response I was to so many people got mad at me that I had Gavin on the first place because used to be one of the founders of also because had Gavin on the for that and he was fun to hang out with then when I had them on the last things he was talking about was the proud boys I didn't know what the f*** that was I think maybe I'd heard of it but I thought it was a joke turned out a used to be a joke it started off as a joke on compound media and Anthony will get into a better he knows the history of it but they were making fun of something and they decided to make a fake mock group called The Proud boys now the problem with this is when you group that supposed to be fighting antifa and I actually tried to express it to him when he was on the show cuz he was talking about taking people's ass we're going to punch him in the face and tell him to punch you in the face I'm like okay that's not how reality works like I don't know if you ever been punched in the face or if you've been around people that like to punch people in the face but you don't just punch someone in the face what happens is you punch him in the face they come back with a bat sound like it's a knife people get guns it always ask Alex it's going to keep going you don't just get away with punching people in the face you know and yeah it's not good that these antifa bring bike locks and smack people to head to them that's kind of the point in that in the first place those people don't understand what happens when you start the chain of violence when you start that Domino chain they don't understand what happens they think that they live in in some f****** book that they love about some revolutionary liberal character that you know reaches out and and and smashes all these oppressors of social justice reality and reality you just hit a guy with a lock was talking to you with a deadly weapon next to kill you are they going to beat you they going to punch you do when a guy like Gavin says something like you should punch them in the face I understand why he said that because they were inciting violence these these antifa people with hit people things are wearing masks they ate some of them some of them were doing it non-violently some of them just wanted what they thought was the right thing to happen but like all groups you get a f****** big group you can't control everybody in the group and that happened with the proud boys two I think decided to have this thing that was going to you know mockingly opposed antifa then it became real and then it became violent and this this is this is just one of the problems that people have when there's a f****** group of people opposed to another group of people and you know it him quitting the proud boys is definitely smart but I don't think it's going to help because now people are at theirs they're saying he's a white supremacist in the perception that people have of you is all most important almost as important as what you actually do it's probably even more important almost enough for me not for people that are going to actually read into it but for people on the outside their perception of who you are is is is too many things to learn okay he's a racist f*** that racist that's all people here that's all they say and then they keep moving me why you got a guy who's Gavin who first of all he's not even American Canadian signal is married to a Native American woman he is not a racist he said he's a provocateur unquestionably he says ridiculous Shake cuz he thinks it's funny but it's almost at roller like I didn't even think I know him I'd like we're not good good friends but I like him a lot and I'm pretty sure he's not even he doesn't like some of the ridiculous aspect of the left so it's more and is it safe use up more opposed to some of the more Preposterous notion Zara lap and he is really right yeah but he's right on something soon right wing on some things but it's like he came onto the show dressed like f****** Michael Douglas from falling down as a cool people are free in case and everything and white short-sleeve button-up shirt like that's him he's a he's a weird guy when you there's two different ways can go through life right he can pretend put on an act or you'll be yourself what he's chosen to do a little bit of both his chosen to pretend a little bit but also be himself so it's hard for people to know where the line is make that's fun that's fun if you're getting away with it it's not fun when it turns on you and then you don't know that part I was joking around about people are says who like who's who's right who's wrong like it's real slippery when people don't actually know who you are where you stand and I think he was he thought it was fun to f*** with people little bit with certain things and in this climate man I can be f****** dangerous yeah is Andy Kaufman of 2018 and I really I'm sad that all the s*** is going down and I hope it passes over and people get to understand he's not perfect person but no one is but what he has is an interest in guys Weird Says funny s*** take a s*** on the air once on his show is stuck his finger up his ass and shut up


    Joe Rogan on "Everything is Racist" Mentality
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    have these people sit down and they talk to you about like this is what you do you know if a person of color walks in this you know that everybody likes of it but I don't think it works man and I don't think it's the weight that racism sucks and the way to stop racism is be a good person like the more good people we have they will inspire more good people we will all realize that racism is f****** stupid we should treat people as ends visuals always whether it's by gender and sexual preferences origin of your ancestors I don't care I mean I care in terms of like sexual preference Eye Care in terms of like what I think you're attractive or not I care in terms of like what I decide you know that you know like there's some people that want to hang out with really loud people or some people that want to hang out with people that are like more to me or some people there more introspective you're allowed to like different s*** but you're not allowed to discriminate against someone and keep them from occupation or keep them from place to live in that we all thought that way and just treated people on the merits of their own individual personality and character we have a way better world I think we can all agree that as soon as you can these groups of all white people are all Asians are all f****** come on man that's too small of a such a gross generalization too small of a common denominators too weird you are like how much of what you are is where the f*** you're from and s*** you can't control it yet melon and that's ridiculous all the things you experience and all the life you've lived all the lessons you've learned where you are at this moment you know if I like you at 30 I might not like you when you're 18 not interested in talking to any one individual and what is wrong with with gross generalizations and then tribal ideas which sticking to only people of European ethnicity and these are the good folks of European descent like your f****** crazy nowadays has been down that road stupid you can't do that s*** again you can't do it for Asians either great in this group because it's nonsense simplistic simplistic is dangerous and also make people scared to say anything about I don't want you to get that I hate the thing I like like the thing I like about not censoring hate speech is if you let hateful people say they're hateful things you know where the dangerous. So if your censoring like you can't use this is everyone's acting exactly the same like everything's cool and then when they're with their friends or or whoever the people that they think like them then they're they're spewing all they're f****** hate and yet in garbage but whenever people can express themselves freely that there's going to be some sort of suppression and if there's some sort of suppression there is a resentment. Suppression and when you think about people in business meetings how they're forced to communicate how this forced to dress how they're forced to communicate that go into this very professional building all the women or dress professional all the managers professional they all get together and he's conference tables and everyone is agreeing even though these These are sexual beings who may be like cocaine you know they've been f****** you know that they have been to music festivals and then burning man but they're contained the contained in this room and they're talking about statistics and talk about probabilities and then someone brings up diversity yes diversity all very important and everyone is behaving and this super weird world where you can't you can't move outside the box even remotely if you if you move outside the box even a little guy from Netflix to got fired because he used the n-word in a descriptive he was talking about you're special with Tom Segura was talking about changes in language talk about some words you can't say anymore he says like you can't say retarded he says this just because he said that just because he said that people were getting angry at him and protesting and groups were trying to boycott Netflix that number right so this guy I don't remember his name but he was one of the bigwigs at Netflix and he said he was like it's like saying the word Niger to an African American person that's what it's like to say retarded to a family where someone has someone is down since so he was defending was talking about how offensive that word is two people so is like this is the issue that we're dealing with so you just talked about it a very matter-of-fact way they report him for saying the word and he gets fired and apparently he did this twice that's what I read Venus. It's he's basically having they're doing an intellectual exercise bike is this is it the same to you and he saying it around African-American people but in saying it around African-American people just the fact that he said the word uttered it like Abracadabra just saying it was enough for him to lose his very high-profile job at Netflix was apparently well-liked and it really will be coming like this struggle to get food and and protect our families we wouldn't be worried about this word or that where there are my feelings 100% yeah I think we're seeking out altercations when we don't cuz I think we're programmed for a certain amount of interaction with people that unpleasant or a program for a certain amount of competition with his verbal or physical we're programmed for it and I think it's what got us to 2018 in terms of the crazy history of species is it March across the world leaving Africa and you're walking out with what the f*** were those people and what kind of people they encounter that's our ancestors with bulshit forever when is no bulshit people's page is one of the things that I find a person says like Preposterous s*** if I'm not blocked by them from some gigantic Auto blocker which sometimes they do these block everybody but if someone put their I'm not blocked by them I will bookmark them so instead of like following them so they know I'm fine I would just bookmark them so I'll just go back so I have a file my computer call crazy motherfukers every now and then something will gets tossed in there about relationships you know I mean I know I know it is it is harder for someone of color like black or Arab you know Asian people eating people around some people white privilege homeless men the problem is white people are not guilty of doing anything just because you're privileged so instead of calling it white privilege we need to concentrate on is the people that are racist that's the only real problem only problem is racist people and even though why people get discriminated against less the problem was saying things like black people can't be racist because racism is a power thing and white people have power over black people that's it's a it's a f****** intellectual farce they know it is when they're say and it's just one things they just repeat and you're supposed to accept it and it's a part of what we were talking about earlier where there's a game that's going on and the game is I want you to say the 78 different gender pronouns I want you to say that I want you to do that I want you to refer to me as that I went to refer to me as this I want you to do what I want you to do it once you stop using certain language I want you to start saying certain things is that means I win yes counterproductive cuz you're not teaching anyone how stupid it is to just discriminate based on race all you're doing walking out that being honest I think doesn't work anyway I think what really works is leading by example and that's the only thing that works but I think we learn from those we learn from people better than us is he someone is amazing and she's super smart and she's really kind of people are God damn it I got to be more like her and I think that's where we're missing that aspect of it. This is the problem with what goes on with the left in particular the brutal mean assaults on people these gangs in Facebook gangs a Target someone and attack them you are not changing anything and in fact you are going to get people who see this horrible s*** and they're going to go f*** those people I'm going that way and then go the other way and you recruit people to be on the right and this is literally how Donald Trump became president that one of the one of the major factors as people were noticing a trend and the trend was towards these crybaby Preposterous liberals that call every racist everything is sexist everything is homophobic everything and everything falls in this blanket of transgression where there's no innocent and everyone's guilty and when they find their run out of targets they go after each other for not being aggressive enough to start calling each other app that find jealousy in the movement that's something that really makes me happy seen it happen with with people I've seen I've seen them become Jamie kilstein is a friend of mine and Jamie kilstein was at one point in his life this really Progressive activist guy who is like everything he said had to be like super male feminist and super trans positive and I mean he was like trying so hard to be exciting but but he's super honest about tattoos done podcast about it and you call people out if you really mean really vicious and they real anxiety probably had to check his Twitter all day you like to walk in the street just couldn't stop like checking his Twitter see the replies where I enjoyed who's caught in this weird f****** hate spiral you know even though he was reporting he was acting on the premise that he was a good person he was going to call out all these bad people but he was like addicted to this weirdness that was enough that all you need is like one in that world everything that world everyone is so hyper Progressive and looking for any sort of deviation from the pattern dick and attack yeah and they just decided this guy even though it had been like this model Ally for the four male you know as a male feminist and for people of color and everything that they wanted did all you need is like one in that world everything that world everyone is so hyper Progressive and looking for any sort of deviation from the pattern dick and attack yeah and they just decided this guy even though it had been like this model Ally for the four male you know as a male feminist and for people of color and everything that they wanted


    Joe Rogan & Mike Ward on Joke Stealing
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    this off topic. Because of the fires but cuz I was taking a Bullet Button think of it that way but yeah it's just the subjects beaten down too much you know we're going through it now that's why I said the people who are making money by stealing jokes I band a guy this summer he said he'd stolen a bunch of material heat there's a thing called the Jamel Comedy Club if it's it's basically like how you when you said Comedy Club when you're saying something in French closed you have to see Comedy Club yes I'm not even with black dudes like if you're going to steal Def Comedy Jam give it to French black dudes like their black dudes in France but it was all these are guys so whenever you see it like him for 10 years in France whenever you saw an Arab, they were all like like Dave Chappelle so it was the guy was in my club and then I found out and I f****** lost my mind I just tweeted my door guy and I was like yeah the f*** out everyone he's with you throw them out I don't want him in the club strangers thing you're trying to create things and some basic criminal can sneak in the middle of an artist colony and just start profiting off of your work intimidating you and making you work for them essentially what you went through with the when when you called out Carla translate they do now they do see the thing is maybe your situation up there is different the only reason they they do now because it looks good that it but if it didn't like like like Banning Carlos now like Carlos Mencia can't work anymore that it makes them look like we respect comedian but they don't really respect comedians I don't think man nobody but whenever whenever I called out a joke thieves to to festivals or networks are like okay yeah yeah we're going to we're going to do something about this and then as soon as it blows over they don't do anything about it yeah well you talkin about festivals right you know I think clubs would be much more likely to ban people especially if someone who they're stealing from also works there that's that's more likely to happen case scenario the person who's getting stolen from is already established and successful so they could say something about it the worst case scenario someone who's established deals from open mic right yeah which f****** does happen and you know if there's anything that you get someone to quit comedy that might be one of them will you know there might be one of them might be especially in the beginning having your I currently good jokes is that guy had been in the back of the room a couple weeks ago and watched your acting yet and then you'll like what like you can't even believe it they're so, can friends named Doug at El malei who's that he he's in New York now and he's he's he works a lot in English he did he has these rumors and I'm going to say allegedly then he got caught stealing from french-canadian comics and the last thing I heard she did was he had this contest for Open Mic has and he was like my next Comedy Tour send me your three best minutes on tape and the best comic I'm going to book it open for me and then he started stealing from those open Microsoft like that's what I heard I'm not sure it's true but I sound to a show Once in in France and he was like he's a rich dude that he's got his own private plane and yeah he's got his own private plane he was he was married to the princess of Monaco so he's got a lot of money and he was he doing he was doing a bit about how he can't afford an air conditioner in his apartment and I was like motherfuker do you have a kid with the princess of Monaco I can afford like multiple air conditioners f*** you you know duration of French French Comics are really angry about this and there's a guy there sis YouTube channel that you talked about here when you had I think it was a Tom Papa there was gone it's called coffee comic and they take like beds that they'll take a bit from a comic from here and then fit just to show that what's going on


    Joe Rogan on Uncontacted Tribes
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    the guy in India who's trying to convert them apparently to hear sad and they shot him full of arrows with the one of the last uncontacted tribes in the world what a doofus would you think was going to happen right Jamie said the guy's been there before right and they they can they're safe from it's a size of Manhattan Sand Island and they came here from Africa like was like 60,000 years ago temperatures in the middle of nowhere so they came off of Africa that's crazy Asians they think of that that was like yeah thing you go to Oriental Rugs that's like if someone was saying in aspic toothpaste like hey hey mother f***** you can't say that anymore but at one point in time Oriental was like a total knows a real thing as part of the language but so now we say Asian can we try to be politically correct how the f*** you you're running away from something to end up Well everybody's that's you know if you read about the migration of people from Africa spreading out that's a big part of what they're doing is trying to get away from people trying to kill yeah it's all either they run out of resources or they're being there being forced out of areas like new people come in people escape and survive and entire history bigger more powerful human beings moving to an area and kill and rape and then Spread spread out and then keep going and everybody else just keeps going and eventually fortify in the distance to get a new city and they try to hold them off and the new people coming through I mean there's so many instances from the Mongols to the Romans being go back and back him at all through history but if you broke it down if you looked at it like a math problem like what's happening here here's is happening these groups we will get together and then they develop some s*** that kills other groups people and they pushing those groups people instead of Torchic dealer money to check Cedar food and then they do the same thing they did and then and then people go back and forth and and this is all people have done like there's never been a time where no one was at War like you but if you ever gone through human history does not like well there was a. Of 100 years were there was no war never happened Sydenham so the way I was thinking it was an order for an arrow to be done properly write and you could a man and hit someone and kill him and has to go through the whole structure of the pelvis doesn't have to I mean it was a bunch of times you know they him a bunch of times I get a shot him in the gut with shity arrows to survive animals and their animals but it's not that hard for these people in these kind of tribes to is if they have the proper way on the island you know they have been people have been making bows and arrows for a long time and they they will use certain fibers from certain trees and they weave them together and make a bow string and you know if they have enough Goodwood and they have good fiber and they have the knowledge mean even if they don't have metal you could still to this day I found one in the bottle I found an old I don't know what error is from but I found an arrowhead but went wild play bow hunting I found an actual arrowhead from some Native American tribe did left I'd apparently they're like really common like people find them all the time cuz you think of the thousands of years that the indigenous people were here and all the different animals they shot with bows and arrows they figured out how to do it so these people must know how to do it too and if they have enough good Stone to make you know something Flint or something similar to make the arrowheads or maybe they're using something toxic maybe they have some sort of toxic plant and they just dipping the tip of a a sharpened tip into it if you dip the tip and something toxic don't can you eat that mean you can apparently but but not the area near the question I don't know but a lot of these tribes that shoot things that they shoot things with poison on the end of their arrows and yeah we'll eat it right if they don't hit it cancer in the neck or whatever the f*** they headed there poison nothing's going to die you know these poison for a lot of weird s*** to they use poison to fish through a strange they take the toys in the fish plant and they smash it up and they make it's like this green plastic that was that the Yanomami maybe Bolivia or something like that one of those tribal peoples that lives almost almost uncontacted but still some conflict will have like Under Armour t-shirts on and share it weird but they do you know they're Barefoot and they take these plants and I forget what planet is but they smashed his plant up and make like this green pulp and then they put this pulp in these ponds and these fish just float it's some sort of toxin and it just walks these fish shop and they just float up the top and they go and scoop the fish and take him out of there but like paralyzed them it's not toxic I guess you have to be really f****** hungry thank okay I'm not killing enough for or getting enough fruits or vegetables I'm going to poison these things and I'd rather die being poisoned than the starving to death while I think these people have been on the edge of survival if they figured out survival down to like everything in their area they know what's edible to know what's dangerous what to avoid what to cultivate what to see they just they know how to do it so these people are on our if it's a resource-rich island and seems to be like an island the middle of the ocean as long as they don't kill too much as long as they keep a certain healthy population of animals around other cognizant of that is this these people if you if you follow the the story they came from Africa 60-something thousand years ago and I guess probably during the Ice Age the coastlines very different right the water levels were way lower and then when the ice all melted the oceans Rose and then we get we got now so maybe it was a much larger island or maybe it was like the Bering land mass we could get across it f*** like so long talk man here's a combined with lehenga throw it here combined with body language to seem to have the link so they were like telling them to throw things and they giving them coconuts that's pretty cool it's crazy how friendly they are without you knowing who the person is and where they're from they probably threw bottles like coconut you f*** can you see my dick is that what is it is this video videos outrage it seems like if he's got a wooden ax I wonder if they have what would they're using for arrowheads and stuff like that this kind of stuff go there like the lost city of Z from England who made his way to South and eventually get eaten by cannibals allegedly they think but he was looking for this lost Mayan or Aztec city the Mayan city really really really ancient cities in the Amazon and they don't know what they are they don't know from when they don't know who built them so that you know from who where they had the city has been absorbed by the jungle so they they find it I think either from satellites or from some kind of imagery where they're noticing these really obvious grid patterns that indicate irrigation and that they had Fields net streets and so there's this English explorer was the jamas name Harry faucet City of Gold 1867 but not the best movie but it's cool cuz like you get to see the lost city of Z he found it before he was killed no no they found something you found so I don't want to spoil the movie but it's some it's not bad just got to put yourself in the mind of people that lived in 1860 and they they literally had no 60 and they they literally had no idea what the f*** was going on in South America they just but someone will come back and say as a story is down the jungle River and this is a Spearhead


    Joe Rogan on Michelle Wolf's Trump Tweet
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    by law you can still get in trouble by saying s*** you can still get protesters you to do some Michelle wolf Duncan the president today she dumped on Trump dude talk s*** about her saying that she bomb so hard last year at the White House Press Correspondents Dinner which unfortunately for him we've all seen the video and she didn't bomb at all in fact she killed she had some funny s*** and so he wrote today that she bomb so hard there now bring someone to like they're not going to do comedy more going to bring in an author here it is and tradition! Maybe I will go? She right I bet you'd be on my side if I had killed a journalist #d fast 7769 likes 64169 retweets one of which is mine but it doesn't have to be real have seen it no she didn't bump but the people that didn't see it now they think she's not in the Maga mindset okay if you had a bag of mine said it would be you don't need any reality other than the reality that y'all decide upon and you press forward with f****** hashtags and American flags and red white hats and you just keep moving you just keep moving and eventually what you doing is you like hacking the new cycle cuz the new cycle is just so everything lasts a day maybe two days 4-day signal is a f*** about Stormy Daniels stop talking about stories over but that's what's going on I mean it's kind of figured that out yet for an odd way like giving him the story about it it's going away the lawyer for storm all they do is just keep moving keep moving and eventually it goes like this like yeah obviously she didn't bomb he can say she did and he was she dumps them keep moving just so crazy stationary that we call can examine for long periods of time everything's just moving everything is constantly moving no stability it's him in the White House because he actually got to be the president he figured she like he treats everyone like a comic treats hecklers and he say that he's he's he's so smart like he figured killing people and no one's talking about it cigarettes are killing people no politician ever brings up the fact half a million people die every year in this country just from cigarettes shut the f****** keep moving and then you know he said they had that little Jeff sessions little munchkin working for him forever but she's saying that good people don't smoke marijuana with the whole thing's chaos chaos the top guy guy and something is insane as like the United States governmental system and seeing all the lobbyists and special interest group call Jeff sessions little munchkin working for him forever but she's saying that good people don't smoke marijuana with the whole thing's chaos chaos cuz he's a top guy imagine being the top guy and something as insane as like the United States governmental system and seeing all the lobbyists and special interest groups and all the money and all the f****** cast and Saudi Arabia cutting up journalists and you got to keep your mouth shut and Madness


    Joe Rogan - Mike Ward was Fined $40,000 for a Joke
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    Hey Joe hello Pat pantellas print pants right off the bat your story would happen to you how you got trouble in Canada for a joke Canadian American Canadian which was like now-closed 242 it was that every province has one of those I had a joke about a little boy that was famous he was a singer he was a disabled boy and that the joke it wasn't even that mean it was just a little kid that was disabled and he was up he was kind of like a Make-A-Wish Foundation type kid right and he was famous in Canada who is famous and Friends Canada had sang for the pope and the the joke was but like I was super happy for My First Source little deaf boy he's dying he his dream was to sing for the pope and then he he became like like front page news on you know everywhere Montreal and then he he got a record deal and he sang for the Canadiens and he came out the book and then at the end I was like why isn't he dead yet like wasn't he supposed to die that's just the the keys are a little joke what I do is dark humor like I'm not I'm not Ray Romano right so I did that joke and never did that joke on TV did that joking a special that didn't air on TV I cut a couple of things out for TV but I get a letter from the human rights people saying you owe 80 a person was they wanted $82,000 for the job they're like we listen to the joke we think that this boys only deserves 82,000 cuz of this joke like a f****** stupid I am when I got the letter and I saw Human Rights Commission I thought I was getting an award or a prize or something, I do a lot of benefits for I raise money for disabled people f*** they want $80,000 and we were like okay let's just get the best lawyer we can so I found the best lawyer in Canada that that does Free Speech stuff met him and he told me the reason why it was 80,000 80,000 is a weird number like if they asked two million you're going to fight it but 80,000 is big enough to kind of scare you but not enough to really scary is so you'll go like look okay can I give you 40 can I ask you questions Elizabeth you said you cut it from the special right so how did they know about it it was interview on TV and the the reporter talked about the bet he'd never seen the bed also how did he know about the it was on the internet I was in French that's always weird whenever people were talking about the bed there were like it was especially in Canada and England where where it's very left-leaning people were were talking s*** about the bit and I was like you you can't even understand that joke that's in the language you don't speak about a person you don't know so people almost made it look like I just picked this random disabled boy and I was making fun of his disability but it I was making fun of the fair he had become famous cuz everyone thought he was dying and then he didn't die which is a you know if it's a dark joke should be allowed and I still think this and you know this I think everyone should think this way if it like if you put out a special you should be allowed to say whatever the f*** you want to say but if you sell your special to like CBS or ABC then of course they're going to cut s*** out of course I don't like your special on Netflix it would be crazy if Netflix said it looked all we f****** loved your special but this you got to cut this out you got got a cut throat cut s*** out of course I don't like your special on Netflix it would be crazy if Netflix said it looked all we f****** loved your special but this you got to cut this out you got got a Cutthroat give you hardly any input it all they still go hey we really liked it it's like they don't do anything yeah they just let it go how much appreciated


    Joe Rogan - Jake "The Snake" Roberts on the Fans Who Almost Killed Him
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    a great bad guy or did you sort of relish in that yeah yeah right that's when you know you've done your job right when you can get people to step out of their comfort zone and come into the ring after you the guy stood up. 9 rows back reach inside of his jacket pulled out a 9 mm and got three shots off before they got him what what did you do to start that she admitted home with her grandkids and they were watching me Russell and they were like not knowing it she's a little off next time I come to town she gets f****** ticket she's going to show those grandkids and they're all over Jake's you f****** c*** you man I know you're full of s*** look at your arm holyshit can I hug you want to love me like you do I started crying she started crying and low and she started crying and low Jesus rose up wife number two or three


    Joe Rogan - Jake The Snake on Childhood Abuse and Addiction
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    you could probably pull those dark thoughts out like other people that where I was probably can't sit in the bar and write stuff down the darkness that you had in your life like my sister being murdered should my mother mother was a twelve-year-old girl and her mother was dating my father her mother was my grandmother passed out and my father left back and went into a twelve-year-old cool girls room and raped her that's me that's how I got started and then later in life sister did not know it show any regular other daughter and I know it always heard Whispering so people with bringing even in the evil animal with a bunch of problem then I get in the ring with somebody that I didn't know my dad and made beat the f****** s*** out of me they hated him it seems some of s*** that he did you want to believe that have your own father the girl that you meant earlier Cody she is the first daughter of mine that I held in my lap she was 22 22 before I would ever pick up one of my Sedum in my lap because I was afraid I turn into my father and I never wanted to be someone that abuses a child cuz I've been to my f****** head I'm getting ride and getting sober learning to talk about it helps a lot mix better it don't share it you know you never get over it but I can deal with it now I don't have to go Medicaid will you talk to these people that you're also helping you medium that also have these problems how many of them have also been abused a lot a lot you know what it's like to be sitting in a Comic Con and look out there and there's people in your line and try contact contact your kid he look at the kid and they look at you and your like before motherfuker you're going through a two aren't you and I can tell it I know that putting kids being sexually abused can see it and I hate that feeling cuz then they get up the front door like trying to talk to him in there like shut down completely and then the f****** a****** is next to his probably doing the b******* he's wanting my attention man even getting a good attention I'm not much how can you tell help me my early life. Going through all that sexual abuse and b******* was I learned a lot in a very young age reason I learned a lot because it helped me get me to a safe place you know I learned to judge people in their attitudes you know I knew what buttons to push in what buttons not to push with my stepmother I knew what was a safe place and if there were keywords that come out from her I knew the f****** go I had to start reading this s*** then I had to start coming up with storylines and stuff to get me out of here so I wouldn't be put in the position to get gotten again when you're running that should have 12 and 13 by the college perfect for anybody that music it's like a public f****** f*** 5 years in jail f*** you m*********** put your dancing on the end of a rope that get people's attention because here's what happened to the kid nine times out of ten they raised her hand and they say something then this group comes in this group comes in cops come in they say this ashes that way probably just exaggerating this that you have to go home with him know you can put that kid back to the house now or you end up in an orphanage where more than a predator and that's the other problem is a lot of kids that get abused like that one of abusing other kids that's really what you're taught Sandusky at that whole charity for kids of his hole like that which is not messed up well sometimes the kid looks to get his ass kicked because that's the only type of Levi knows it's true you're a powerful man to have gone through all this and to be able to express it so honestly to to everybody I mean that that that is an amazing thing because the pain of your experiences has not stopped you from expressing all of the all of the the downsides of it but also that you've come out of it on the other send in a very positive way me and you are a great guy to be around your funniest shitt you have amazing Stories and you're clean now you trying to help him funny to read like this because you're not in competition come on Joe just me and you as well. O lap dogs I'll tell you when it's a whole lot easier to pick up cocaine and forget about it then it is to go to counseling go through this go through reliving it 25 f****** times she know you going to counseling and they say okay tell us exactly what do you want me to do that forget it tell me how to forget it don't tell me how to remember it I got it down what was ultimately what was ultimately the thing that allowed you to stay clean when you have faltered five or six times whatever it was what was ultimately the thing that allowed you to get past all this and just to embrace sobriety and being healthy I think it was just realizing that I wasn't currently the thing that allowed you stay clean when you had faltered five or six times whatever it was what was ultimately the thing that allowed you to get past all this and just to embrace sobriety and being healthy I think it was just realizing that I wasn't going to fail this time and that game from Dallas not giving up on me


    Joe Rogan - Jake The Snake on Andre the Giant
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    when we did the Andre thing right under supposed to be at Freddy's snake oh yeah makes a heart attack needs to lay there for Bobby Heenan I was refereeing like in 1974 so and they came to me this looking out refereeing tomorrow night but we want you to drive Andre around y c u a referee before you approach right which is actually the best way to store could you get a feeling that you get a feel of it you learn how to feel people and you are not judge people you don't know how to read people take your laundry give me a van San Andreas in the back end of a bean bag chair just take you to the building he'll do this thing getting a ride back to the hotel cool 70 miles no problem eating miles whatever so we'll get through the show and he's like Acacia somebody to case I guess you want some fries room right until I get into that first third and fourth hour I got to piss like every time I have a beer got to piss I don't really buy beer I just rear-ended then I go get rid of it we finally get their gets out as I'll get your beer you finished nothing in this mother f***** drink two cases of beer and do not have to piss I don't care if you got dreamy but dammit how can you do that I feel so inadequate HB in the ring with him what was his own bleed when Hulk Hogan hoisted him up in the air with a photo of him with a regular size can of beer that is insane that they look real that doesn't look real that's a 12-oz yeah yeah that's a 12-oz beer 250lb just hoisting over your head with a bar with an Olympic Bar is impressive but to do it with dead weight with a man thing about it is it wouldn't happen with laundry one ranked course of course energy for that to I ran into him on the street once and I couldn't believe how f****** biggie was the second time I saw him he was shorter cuz he had so many back surgeries that has discs has been fused and I'm still at giant human being but he wasn't as big as 6/8 no more yaki mandu him hard laundry wanted you getting hard right which I usually that's the most frustrating thing in the world right there now you're trying to kill a mother f***** and you don't even know it as hard as I could and he didn't know that I hear you two are look at that now weigh 260 their wow that's so crazy that's you just improvise that in the moment that we went out there and played he likes me and I like him unreal test you if you don't get to see the documentary that they made on him what did you go through pointing and laughing right and pain kept constant unbelievable because of wrestling take his ass just got it turned shower on man let it dissolve it would you like to do hot yoga in that bathroom with that shower spray god dammit everybody would always he would just get so harassed out in public and they were out drinking one night after shows and they were in on in some college town like I say Madison Wisconsin or something like that and they're having some drinks at a bar and Piper was like these kids these Frat Boys you know that they noticed it a few tables away and someone there an empty beer can hits Andre in the back of the head it hits the ground you know Andre looks around hurricane hits Andre growls a little bit harder and then a third beer can comes and and Andre stands that he'd hit them in his head Andre stands up you know it takes them awhile to get out of the booth or whatever wherever they're at and nice guys get up and they start running and they chase Andre chases them but when he gets out of the bar they are in their car about to pull away and Andre literally goes under the car that's up front of the bar and flips it over there's a cop a half a block away who pulls up and arrest them for f****** with Andre the Giant and hamster keeps licking their car with them in it do you know what you're pretty easy to do to register and then I would slide down and then he's grabbing side of the rope and do the last drop course he's got these ropes that night he went to do it in and slept how bad is it broke whatever any starting you know how long a giant fart how long I love this March that amazing the amazing guy man but I suspect myself and really don't like me cuz they're putting me out there in the fans you cheer me on De charging that f****** big giant you want me to get kill don't you


    Joe Rogan - Jake The Snake's Hilarious Snake Stories
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    and the crazy part is you were one of his original mentors and the guy that everybody else has told you do this while you do that well but you're 36 that's when I started by moved in with him and then we had to implement snake accident in his house what was the infamous naked today I got busy with a girlfriend and forgot what I was doing upstairs I was watching the snake off and make downstairs to check on her and she caught me by surprise and raped me that was just coming over his bedroom is like what the f*** you been in the shower the whole time big heads had free cats oh no OK Google do we have dicks we think you'll they love me cuz I'm a dick or whatever and you give them and cuz they're going on with security so much and then you fall asleep over here we go 13 years that's like Sam Kinison back to my screen right unfortunately while I've been through I let a woman get this close to me we're about to get starting to getting real what would you want to really want but then I got to push you back to Bryant long as long as I was there how much right before she got home I thought I would do the Man-Thing and get my car and run she don't forget about it right and if I'm not sleeping with you you're not going to talk like that to me but in my defense balling downstairs right 15 minutes ago got to get out and I've got to go I found it for the walls and what is the climate event it got in the bed wherever I don't know and got into the wall and watch the f*** and they had to follow it through the house how did they find it by running out of walls go get a hammer in the wall and then pull her out covered in f****** that's where they get the music no problem but first IDs in we already been there two nights and these people come in these jobs come in and he will not stay in the same f*** you letting go wherever you want some gives you I told you I wouldn't get it on you if my words not good enough f*** off so he goes and gets another dressing room on the other side of these Coliseum goes into shower comes out from the shower is drying off he looks up in the mirror and in the mirror he can see a pipe Cobra has come up out of the toilet and was looking around the room and the rest of them still on the toilet and then he goes back down he screams he runs across the f****** building nude took off and come up in that toilet over there but that's f****** guy has got to have a f****** airplane that night and went to f*** on the snakes in God that he was scared and then went and found the place where the the toilet we are still have horror stories in MN bad memories of sitting on the toilet in a snake just bite me in the balls in the ass that happened I had to come to me cuz I had those snakes knowing that they can travel that way back I didn't sorry


    Joe Rogan & Jake The Snake on David Arquette Wrestling
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    David Arquette is wrestling heavyweight champion David Arquette winner Highway controversial moment I got a mangina find a video that did the TMZ video cuz it's kind of f****** hilarious it is really stabbed him in the head with with a fluorescent light bulb but he just shattered by the way you can get that dust in your eyes or your glasses just doesn't have any movie roles coming in town actually guys I'm going to lay down here and get it again just hit him with a chair that has broken glass on it this is some high-level production for 50 people in the room exactly somewhere in there yeah f*** you got the 123ce he did not want that f****** having to watch this I'm going home that's fascinating you see a double cross


    Joe Rogan & Jake The Snake on Vince McMahon
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    New York and that's convincing me with the you're going to be wearing a purple or lime green spandex which I said ain't no f****** f** and I'm not wearing it I'm taking all your television yeah so crazy all the people that was all split up into territory so everybody had their own business and been forced age might be another one territory that was really crazy I think there's a lot more going on than just growth hormone shooter looks like you like what the f*** is going on with grandpa and grandma 73 years old there is nobody on there he's everywhere where he runs to the ring and is on his way and dives into it and slams his thigh into the silent blows his f****** quad play sit out in does it sitting down unbelievable Agony and he's just sitting there sitting on his butt and they everybody has to improvise the f****** at all you're thinking but is crazy but he's just sitting there the funniest part of this is this is the final moment of the Royal Rumble this is a huge long build-up and it's controversial cuz they both went over the top and landed so this is Ty so all the refs are trying to figure out what's going on so that makes it even funnier the Vincent's just sitting there the owner makes it even funnier than Vince is just sitting there the owner


    Joe Rogan - William Von Hippel on How We Became Humans
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    close to today's temps and so if you look at Jim's today you can get a pretty good sense of what life was like then and chips today are really interesting they're basically the top of the food chain in the rain for today because of traveling groups even amazing tree climbers like leopards one try to attack them in trees it's just they are too dangerous to fast but if you look at the champ on the ground it can't even walk its knees it's it's kind of cute little stumbling along thing and then the question is why would an animal that runs the show in the canopy leave the rain Savannah and then how did it survive once it did that and that's that's the story of this book and then how that manifests itself to where we are today so really my goal I'm a psychologist I want understand why we are the way we are and so I'm trying to figure that out I said well let's take a look back all the way to our common ancestors and see some of the key events and how they might have had an influence on how we are today so the first question is why would we leave the trees right here we are at War dominant position food on the ground ever take that risk and the basic story there is the great African Rift Valley I'm not sure if you've you're familiar with at all but basically it runs down from up at the Red Sea down to the coast of Mozambique and you can think of it like a geographic zipper you know all the world sits on these tectonic plates and sometimes they crash into each other like how India smashing into Asian crates Himalayas sometimes they literally tear apart and Africans tearing apart at the great African Rift Valley so that plate that has Somali in Ethiopia Tanzania that's moving off to the lower right the rest of Africa is moving off to the upper left and I got no idea why I'm going on for quite a while but one of the consequences that is it the East Africa starting to rise up slowly bit by bit and when it rises up the rainforest dry out and so basically what you have is a situation where our ancestors were on the Eastside of that Rift Valley and it started to dry out and now they're in a situation where they've got this great lifestyle their dominant position but now they're pushed her forced out the ground increasingly more more because there's more and more ground and less and less rainforest until how do they survive that what do they do in order to make that work and this is a what what. Time is this how many millions of years ago six or seven six or seven does this coincide With the Wind when was the jump of the human brain size wear double we'll get to that so when they're basically chimpanzees on the open Savannah and you can get a hint of how they did it because there's one chimpanzee group that does live on the savanna in Senegal and they they show some differences between themselves and other chimps to travel and slightly larger groups they share more nicely with each other which is interesting that's kind of a human trait as well and they also avoid open space like they're just kind of trying to stay near the trees as much as possible and so and if you look it up Savannah like Savannah baboons they're only monkeys so they're not as sharp as chimpanzees are but they have a similar strategy large groups to try to protect themselves and lots of eyes to look out for predators and they do fine on the Savannah until what I suspect happen is for the first 2 million years basically what you got is his tube like animal that's kind of skirt the edges of Savannah nowhere near the top dominant position that used to be and just kind of noodling around and that takes I suspect that takes us for about the first three three and a half million years and if you look at who we are then or Australopithecus afarensis so it's if you looked at one of them you think it belongs in the zoo it looks almost like a chimpanzee until chimp brain and answer the first part of your question is about 380 and Australopithecus brain is about 453 million years of evolution and all we got 47 and why do I call that decision late then what kind of tied together and the basic story it's at 5 this point Australopithecus has become bipedal and we can talk about how that happened if you'd like and so because they're bipedal their waist is now stretched out there their musculature like if you look a chimpanzee picks they aim upward because of course gyms climbing all the time I'm Australopithecus is more lateral like we are we're basically completely lateral because things are side to side as far as we're concerned it's harder to climb a tree but it's bodies are do a lot of other things and we have much more limber shoulder we much more than a wrist all that sort of thing and a lot of that was in place by Australopithecus so once they became bipedal they gained a lot of these qualities and then the questions why do those qualities matter well if you watch a chimpanzee throw it's terrible out of even though they're stronger than you and I are pound-for-pound by a sizable margin when they throw their inept they can't very well may typically use two hands they're not lined up all the throw if you watch a really good thrower like it you know Gridiron football player baseball player or hunter-gatherer throw you know it's a full body motion to step forward the other leg does this rotation in the very last minute you bring your wrist through with that does is it creates an enormous amount of elastic energy across your muscles tendons and ligaments and the end of that throw for a human is like the snapping a rubber band so gyms can't do that or not lined up properly but Australopithecus got to the point where they probably do that pretty well and so now purely a byproduct of bipedalism because it's stretched out their whole body and they don't they're not climbing as much anymore so their musculature is more lateral which would have been helped them for throwing so now you get to a point where they have access to the single most important military invention in history which is the capacity to kill at a distance so if you and I are running around the Savannah and a lion attacks us and we got 50 of our best friends we could kill it with our bare hand but a lot of us are going to die in the process write 1500 if they're attacked by lions or something like that where is in the past they just got her for the trees now they could throw stones at Independence elves throwing rocks at a line is going to be in the belly of a slightly annoyed Lion in about 3 minutes right but throwing rocks at lines as a totally different story and so it's this is the daddy here's the throwing up and everything action because it's not a good strategy when you're on your own it's not a good strategy if I do it in the rest of the group hits head for the trees but it's a great strategy if we all do it together until for the first time in history the group's goals in our history and our line the primate line the group's goals aligned with the individual goals which is let's cooperate and work together to try to drive away these Predators a lion drive that thing away or kill it throwing rocks and so but I'm Barbara Isaac was one of the first Anthropologist proposes hypothesis quite a while ago went back and looked through the store corrected in these extraordinary stories of how effective people are throwing rocks and so it went on the Portuguese went to the Canary Islands to try to subjugated they Rock up with you no armor guns crossbows and this isn't like 14 something and all the locals were on with stones and despite the fact that the Portuguese are there in our a trained in a ready to shoot and end in their armor they were just decimated by the local throwing rocks at and the store has happened over and over again and when you read these accounts are extraordinary I can read you some examples from here they just happened in Australia it happened in the Canary Islands that happened elsewhere they just throw rocks incredibly actually incredibly hard and really fast so and there's basically killing a zebra with one blow her head a picture of major league pitcher good rock so do you think they they must have practiced constantly evolve to like to throw rocks for example when he was 18 months old we would be walking back to his house if he saw a rock on the street you pick it up and start trying to throw it and my wife this is like something inherently fun for him right and I think all humans enjoy throwing and it's it's stunning how good you can get it with practice so we were at the Ohio State Fair this before my son was born and it's walking by one of these stalls where you can throw in a radar gun and I thought it was just started to date my wife and I was so I threw the ball and it's like 50 miles an hour and it's pretty impressed because that's sounds fast right it's got to be 12 years old is 85 lb flies off of a nautical doesn't hit anything and it's like 57 miles an hour and that little guy who's like literally the size of an Australopithecus was only 65 and hitting the target every time that's how it's obvious it it's skill it's practiced it would have made you and if your life depends on it you're going to do it at this technique is so critical of your alarm someone with better technique would have more of an impact with. So the throwing arm I'd read this but that was one of the hypothesis several hypothesis why the human brain doubled over. Of 2 million years another one was cooked meat right yeah I figured out a way to get more nutrients out of meat what is it to you to be Einstein you got what you going to do with that brain right but it's a big it's a big cost our brains are 20% of our metabolic energy whether we're doing math or watching TV it's constant rain and so what our ancestors why would they pay for that drain now just recently there was a paper that came out maybe three months ago now on a new brand expansion team they found or they think that's what it is called notch2nl and it turns out at 12:15 million years ago it was an accidental duplication of that NRG know that they're doing nothing now that's a great way that Evolution works for accidentally CC Jean because then you don't you can mess with it and the old jeans still doing the job right took sat there for about 9 million years in our line till about three million years ago round Australopithecus and then it duplicated itself and it came online again and with that Jean seems to do with it makes our brain remain as stem cells for longer which means a lot more to plication for The Runaways start becoming neurons and so if I had to guess I'd say that that probably that Gene coming online probably happened many times in the past and every time I have in the past it was more cost and it was worth and so what's a Jim going to do with a little bit more brain and just means more calories and what did you gain from it but now that we're working together now that we have Collective action all sorts of things open up we could we could devise division of labor also hey man you do this and I'll do that that's not rocket science but all the kinds of things that came next probably were enabled by that process of Us coming together and decided to work together and cooperate so if you look at chimpanzees you don't cooperate very well for example one of the activities were they sort of cooperatives when they hunt monkeys and so they'll all gather around and I'll see some monkeys in the trees that come in from every angle it's not very coordinated it's kind of wild free for all but what's interesting about it is that when the hunt over working my ass off chasing these monkeys I got one you come up and bug me for and I don't I don't really handle you like keep nudging me till I share but I'm just as likely to share with you if you helped us if you didn't I don't make any distinction and you'll never establish effective groups if you can't reward those who participate compared to those who don't even little kids 4 year old kids when you give them games to play and they aren't stickers if you didn't play you don't when you come up and ask you don't get it that you played even if you didn't do your job right but you tried sticker with you if you helped as if you didn't I don't make any distinction and you'll never establish effective groups if you can't reward those who participate compared to those who don't even little kids 4 year old kids when you give them games to play and they aren't stickers if you didn't play you don't when you come up and ask you don't get it you played even if you didn't do your job right but you tried boom you can have a sticker immediately get that you get rewarded for your activities


    Joe Rogan - Jake "The Snake" Roberts on Unleashing a Cobra on Macho Man
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    at all especially when you're a little boy watching it I mean the Saturday morning that you sicced it on Macho Man Randy Savage of an entire generation in until I O there's no. I mean it affected me so deeply as I can Emilio brother damn straight man you know Pete when he saw this when a good friend of quality friend I have is when he saw this when he saw this as a kid all on the same day that I saw that he ran away from home it freaked him out so badly when you put the snake on Macho Man's arm he packed that he didn't even have anywhere to go oh geez I mean I got it it probably probably probably a guy would guest Indian 11:12 something like that Skechers that was 37 stitches are on a oh my God got the vein actually committed suicide oh my gosh by deprise mouth open to get him off and by the way this is Auntie Saturday morning so it's this you flip the channel it's a little old school cartoons that weren't even like entertaining you know what I mean and then there's this chaos on another channel so obviously real but we got me one time over snake what happened he heard me white boards off and making a nice for everybody Macho logs and usually really blue you mean poison how much juice are you f****** cheek I'm just telling you this he has to bite you now like what play she wanted to bite me like my dick is right about the leg by my pant leg up a little bit and stuck my leg up there any f****** bit me do monkeys like you to forgive me just booked some f****** big money yeah give me dick it alright we're out of here might have to sit there like in the locker room cold I just went and took him to Macho Man and bumi last on and he's chewing show my mom she's doing a great job are you saying you don't say Leon silicone guy f****** rock the World by little kid to watch a real snake an actual Cobra couldn't get laid for months man really the s*** and now I got to look down a 15-foot snake that's f****** his mouth open looking at my f****** little dick are you serious I'm not pissing get my f****** little dick are you serious I'm not busy anymore


    Joe Rogan - Jake "The Snake" Roberts on his Recovery
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    hello Jake the f****** snake without it I've never made it yeah but it was a tough tough road bed and he guided me through it he is amazing never gave up and I can never thank you enough for what he's done for me and they're giving me my life back I'm not only my life of my family I got my kids back to their all digging me now my great-grandfather probably the best grandfather ever I'm just saying cuz it's true maybe I'll pick anybody up Mannarino the detailing of your recovery though and hit him taking you into was he calls house that house could build a house will be something I'm bad out of this and he was able to hold us together mad at me over a couple of brief moment since I got kind of escalated got kind of stupid but he wouldn't give up man I got to know Dallas when he came on the podcast and wasn't one thing you get about him is this guy he he's not just about himself like he is really about helping people out he gets buzzed I searched people out now too crowded of or having a hard time walking or you see something going on or they're overweight and you know I'm so excited gets me in you know the name Jake The Snake I can talk to him for him to be out there and he's just a soldier yeah he really has a pushing all day long man and here's a guy that it could be handling a totally different way but he still pick up a phone and call somebody and thinks we're buying a program hell does that right the stories I've got a million of we play the stories we played a video when he was in of the gentleman who was paratrooper he could barely walk I mean he had done a bunch of paratroop missions you know parachuting out of planes and landing on his knees knees are destroyed legs destroyed destroyed everything f*****-up be he barely can stand barely can walk to games yeah 2 Chainz he's doing full yoga poses and incremental steps incremental steps but he kept getting better and that is so symbolic of like your journey in life if you just decide to give up and decide to just f*** the world I'm just going to just eat and drink myself into Oblivion you have been that you can talk about this for a long time but it's a million shot man unless you have a Diamond Dallas Page in your corner right because it wasn't only about Dallas up it was the whole crew came up with the idea I found this whole thing is the end of it if I would put it together and you don't like it'll never go out really you're going to give me that right you're going to miss this money and this time because we stay icy there for three and a half years cuz it took me that long to get clean that's amazing you know I couldn't go in for 6 months I've done that finishing this course being in rehab for 4 months I go out the other side pick up a pay phone and call my dealer you meet me outside and Amador man big rock and thank you I made it to Destiny and same to you did you get away from these idiots over here they're teaching you bad habits Jake I'm going to get you where you need to be and that was the thing of being there for that long. Of time what was the feeling like when you did slip up cuz you a couple of times open up his wallet and since you come live with me don't worry about your damn bills I'll take care of choose me old I'm damn sure in now you want to talk twice MLB young kid named Dylan like I really got the kid messed up you know because he had to share a room with me I don't wear clothes Dylan Elixir some horrible thing and Gary did too but that was always make sure I've taken care of you know he whatever he had to do the first thing you have to do is take care of Jack you put me first to expect that the solidarity in the camaraderie that you guys all have you and Razor Ramon as well when you guys are on a house together like the experiences that you guys shared working together and then still in life do you guys have a bond that's very very it's it's very hard for most people but I like my car so my cards now are awesome my life is so good to go from hell that's where I was at man you have no idea what it's like to wake up and be angry that you woke up cuz you didn't want you want you want to be over and there's been so many years it would like that for me that I wouldn't go out shopping list for 3 a.m. so I didn't want anybody to see me cuz I got to the point that I hated my all so much and I'm begging God to die when I would hear another wrestler died I get angry God and curse him for not taking me instead when Piper died were just talkin about rotting from the show star man I was so pissed off and he got to go before I did and that's just wrong man I mean even when I try really try. are you are you can't even die right you're a piece of s*** what kind of mine says that the torture that people put themselves through enjoying it and hide 30 years ago but the problem was Lebeda I mean I would feel like my heart is going to burst I can breathe I was scared to go anywhere she let me know or was it hot was it everything or anything like what what what was drawn what was pulling you what drug or whatever yeah what was the booze was it filmed it was more and more of everything but two to go through 25 30 years of doing cocaine my addiction because without it I'd be in prison somewhere cuz I would kill somebody for my drug me gusta point where he you put yourself in such a dark hole there is no light not at all and it take somebody to special you couldn't send me to rehab right then the work kind of have been out in minutes even when Dallas offered me to pay the whole trip and you'll move in with you I'm going to feed you the best damn food on the planet we're going to get you help. I knew me and I'm like dude if I make it a week I'm going to be doing good cuz if the time I couldn't do 24 hours I think okay if you wanted me to get up out of bed bring me some Koke wow that's where I was at because life was too ugly to want to go out there when did it start to start when your pro wrestling career starter with a gun before then how tall was always started drinking when I was 11 or 12 low my grandfather was an alcoholic drug addict drug addicts just started with an oilfield accident his legs crushed and he refused to have his leg cut off bars in metal in there to straighten it out they let it healed and they re break in a different way and they kept him on morphine I remember in the 60 which is 40 years later they not trust in him to come to the doctor's office where they didn't trust me to take the pill and feel the pill being now keep you from drinking on antabuse antabuse when it's been like 2 days since I've had the bill and I have a drink so you have no idea how scary that s*** is cuz it immediately starts throwing up and you start pissing your pants it happens a quick and then you have trouble with the sweats and all this and you'll wind up on the floor doing the heebie-jeebie fan not cuz we know you're not going to take that pill so you do that every morning I don't need go outside and get in the same taxi and because we live in a dry county he would take that same taxi over to the next County and get a fifth of whiskey drink it before you get home now the rest of his days spent shiting and puking I was doing the hating myself the whole time I do it I'm not getting high anymore and I can't put it down I can't turn away from because there's hope in that what's the hope for no more pain so just didn't know I'm no more shame I have to do it myself but man it was there man and because I went through some other s*** is a kid being sexually molested my sister being molested to and then my sister kidnapped and murdered and we got all these things thrown in there and I was hating myself and I can protect my sister better he got all this stuff out there man is going to come at you just want you do with it accounts you know you don't deflected know you bring it to you if you chew it up your spit it out you slept sit for the b******* and you go on it something I couldn't do this thing that person with me and I would like that. Shut up there is no good moment and that screwed my head up and it's still messed for my head I desperately desperately want to have a relationship or true relationship finally it's 63 my dad killed me because you know my dad was 7 ft wide 425 lbs we can get the job done. I just want my dad to be proud of me so all these things are factors Stephen way I didn't talk about that are you kidding me when time every hour that I'm talkin about to high school buddy of mine. You're so f****** lucky man you're on your stepmother so f****** hot she was 22 years old cuz my father's a child molester for chrissake course she was hot but start looking for a way out in for me is a kid my grandfather would get drunk and forget where you there's liquor cuz he had to hide from a grandmother cuz she knew what it was she dealt with it for 50 years so every time she found a bottle of the farm show Elias Marcel into the other neighborhood kids show make a buck that was my beginning with drink man on man you start smoking weed in the pills what else is next those drugs that put you to sleep wake me up wake me up the Taos hum I want to go to the gym my regimen with wake up go downstairs start coffee maker think to mention milligram percocet for my mouth to I'm up and walking down with coffee and hit the gym I loved it cuz I was on fireman call Jenny drug and they'll tell you they're wearing things that make you go to sleep wake me up things that wake you up for me to sleep so did the pain of pro wrestling which is probably one of the most brutal professions in a person can embarking and think about all the days that you were on the road all the many many matches all that physical pain probably Justified the drugs even more Urgent Care about that afterwards in Galliano Louisiana Ernie the cat Ladd Librium play to the AFL San Diego Chargers he's in the Hall of Fame football and wrestling m69 350 badass wrestling in my bone came out of my arm compound fracture look up a bunch of shet man six foot nine you finish off your opponent by having him you've been in the ring and you know what I'm like the drilling and hearts it feels good in thing you know I would have thought they would look at the Bona go or I got to handle this now what did you wrestle f***** up and my thing is another wrestler to take care of my appointment I noticed that after if I have like a fun set or something like that doing stand-up comedy that I like to have like if it went if I tried something new and it ruined went extra good I like to have an extra drink or two that night would it be like that for you and wrestling would you get more messed up through is like Madison Square Garden or go to sleep with such a premium back then you know every back in the back in my day we were on 7 days a week 7 days a week except for Saturday and Sunday made it even worse cuz I got to drag that f****** snake everywhere haha 80 pound box of s*** right be like trying to carry this around with a bad back over there hey folks out there pray for him man he's over there who and moving by young Jamie Jamie is a minor infraction it's very difficult to talk about injuries when you're on chicken snake he's over there a coup and moving back and make fun of young Jamie I'm jamming as a minor infraction it's very difficult to talk about injuries when you're on chicken snake


    Joe Rogan and William von Hippel on the Strangeness of the Octopus
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    how does it manifest itself today and one of my favorite examples is the whites to your eyes do chimpanzees have brown eyes the fiscal are around the cornea or white why would you do that will it advertises the direction of your gaze why would you advertise the directions you guys because what that says that on average as a human when I look over there and see something I want you to know that I thought you and I are probably going to cooperate to help us achieve whatever the goal is that I just encountered a chimp did it frighten on average whatever the hell is over there you're not going to help me get it right yeah exactly you're going to make it harder for me to get it in The Chimps operation always works better than working on your own right wow so is there real evidence that shows that the whites of our eyes developed in order to indicate which way we're looking well oh man what a rhino look how pretty that octopuses to and they're really side f****** love octagon they can change colors like that I know we've gone down massive rabbit holes with these things for hours at a time look at is changing right now it's we're watching him so he's he's sitting there waiting and the fish tries to get out and on how cool his skin is I'll just changes in morphs as you're looking at it that is so bizarre what a crate I didn't know I didn't know that they could do this until my friend Remi Warren came on the podcast and he had a television show called apex predator and what on the show they would study the various ways these animals would hunt and the way they would you know all their there different adaptations to their environment all the different ways that they would use the environment and in try to mimic those different ways and one of the things they studied was octopus and what's that other fish that's like it the Cuttlefish which is also they can do the same thing what is he doing is the BBC blue planet where it shows the octopus picking up all that random shrapnel when there's a shark coming after and it covers itself like a big ball in their shark keeps going the super smart was having an issue with sharks were disappearing and couldn't figure out what was going on and they put a camera inside the aquarium and it turned out that the octopus was waiting just chilling on the Rocks till the Sharks came by and they would snatch watch this it's really cool to watch he's like doodoo doodoo who made don't bother with me I'm just a piece of coral I'm just hanging out here being damn which is so fascinating but when they found this they were stunned they had no idea that octopus could do that could not only that they could do that but that they would eat a shot at first but it's an easy fight I looks like is the thing about octopus do to they could sacrifice at 10 just broke back got a bunch of emails at once had a bunch of mail from the other so mail goes in between them and he signals at two different sizes body shows a female's he's male but he shows the males that he's female so they won't attack him for the female there's a very well designed to our eyes have all the detecting stuff is in its own way it's backwards and so the light comes in and has to pass all the cellular bodies before I can get picked up by the detectors there's a name in the proper direction for the s*** is in the way and we have blind spot because the big thing the the nerve connection they don't there's comes in from the back where it belongs so what that tells you is that yeah we both start out with some kind of randoms light sensitive spot work much better if you want to turn it into an eyeball cuz Evolution can always it only can start with what you got right but deserves work better because they could see in water I mean is that I think it's purely random that they don't we do a great job of getting rid of all the time if anything's retinal stationary it's wiggling equally with your eyeball you ignore it and so you don't even know you have your own blind spot you feel it in your brain does amazing things to fix the problem and because your brights is up that's irrelevant until you can't see your own blind spot unless you close one eye and then you sit there with a neutral back when you move your thumb across and literally your thumbnail disappears octopus because our nerve ending creates comes in from the back and so the whole thing they don't have to do in the world water are irrelevant it's purely a happenstance that with the light-sensitive pit that they had started to get innervated properly from the back and ours didn't and then as ours evolved into an eye but we just had to find ways around the problem that all the fancy structures that we now need in front of it or in the way does anything happen I like an octopus that lives on land I don't know I don't know I have an eye like an octopus that lives on land and I don't know I don't know how I read something about eyes that they think that s*** information


    Joe Rogan: Anthony Bourdain and the Burdens of Constant Travel
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    original show the no reservation show that I changed my opinion on things cuz I didn't have a strong opinion on food before that other than that I really liked it I didn't think of it as an art form and watching his show and seen the passion of his his appreciation for food and for the way it's the way it's grown and brought to table in the production of it in and then ultimately the flavor of in The Taste and and his admiration for chefs and you guys as well his his advert his admiration for it and is it as appreciation for the way everything is put together made me realize our focus is an art form it's a craft and you know Tony did something don't he was the most faithful most like we were so lucky to be on that ship with him you know that he took us aboard and you could see he had the same apprenticeship we did you know like suffering and like big Bistro kitchens and stuff and about it the guy didn't make the promise to himself is when he get rich and famous he was going to buy a big house and not talk to people he helped every cook walk out of the kitchen and get famous but get a voice you know he had a real passion for the process of commercial restaurants in the city of Montreal in any given city of that he went to he's able to isolate let's say the marginal characters in every city that you know where you know where historically bound kind of Fred and I practice so weird faction of French cooking called Cuisine bourgeoise and only kind of Tony and a handful of other guys look at what we do and go Walkers there they're up to that point out that I read it deeply influenced my appreciation for food the way I think about it and again treating it as an art form I just thought it was just delicious I didn't think of it as I go these guys are making temporary art to make sure that you're going to enjoy now you know you can't put it on film maybe you can but you and you're not going to get it all you just going to want to go out and experience It ultimately food is we go and do like we were asked to do like demonstrations you know you can big stages 5,000 people to talk about food or make like little crackers with smoked salmon on stage food is not fit for the stage if we talked about it and go hunting that's that's what food is or like fellow Juno culinarian that you like I'm gonna lose you again you know everybody that I was talking to our agents who represent us for a book and she was saying like that was the same all the big production companies like are being operated by people pitching who's going to be the next Tony right it wasn't republican-democrat like he went to places he's like yeah sure I have my views but let's break bread you know and I always said that that like all our countries are divided on issues but there's nobody that overlaps them with a coherent Vision everybody loves each other such a voice now in our country's that it's I could see you doing a food show toll it takes a massive toll on your body it takes a massive toll in your psyche I don't believe it's not healthy enough melatonin or like CBD or like lenses that help you with that you know, you around much less because I just don't think it's good I just don't think it's good for you and and also that road life you know they're the drinking and all that other stuff that comes with it that accentuates all the problems that you have with with travel and I think that's also one of the things that was was dragging Tony down when he would talk about the sadness in the loneliness of being on the road I can't help with from knowing him and partying with him I can't help it if thought that a lot of that was accentuated by the alcohol consumption and you known you guys could speaker that now that you're you're clean in your you're not experiencing that those rugged hangovers every morning and I was always worried for Tony that way just said that hotel living Planes Trains and Automobiles constantly and it wasn't like for a year it was like best way to be like you're traveling in a hotel room and you are in a beautiful place but like you just feel weird with friends I bring really good Comics to work with me on the road so that when I'm in the cities I'm in the cities with friends and we just go it's like their family so we go we'll go eat together we'll go work out together and try to keep the unhealthy s*** to a minimum hotel room and you are in a beautiful place but like you just feel weird yeah I've taken steps to mitigate some of that one of the big ones as I travel with friends. I bring really good Comics to work with me on the road so that when I'm in the cities I'm in the cities with friends and we just go it's like their family so we go we'll go eat together we'll go work out together you know I try to keep the unhealthy s*** to a minimum


    Joe Rogan: How People Act During Tragedies
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    piled on top of each other within you know 10 million of us in a square mile in the island Manhattan you know yeah absolutely all the money in the world couldn't get you out you have to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge to leave Manhattan and everybody else you know The New Normal, what's happening on climate change Raider I have ya I checked the batteries are rechargeable batteries for all of the equipment that I have I own solar panels I own other duffle bag full of everything that I need to throw in the back of my pickup truck grab my kids and I know which way to drive away from the city to go to the cabin something I've planned just because I'm the ward of these small humans whom I love and the thing I'm thinking of preparing inulin the most common thing that people prepare is food in on them prepare cans and cans and cans of food but still they ate so much of that food that the best way to prepare the best way to prepare would be to start to eat less and learn how to live at 1700 calories you know and learn how to live with the people around you cuz if you're going to spend like 2 months in the bunk Bug out location or whatever you're not some like assholes to your kids and your friends in the family and people with you this week because when we got evacuated it was 2:30 in the morning on Thursday and there is fire a rockstroh for my house and I'm not talking a little bit of fire I'm talking this hundreds makers of fire was just roaring over we started see houses in to see the gas lines explode houses burst into flames and is right down the street so we're seeing this and you know where we're weird we got outside in the driveway The Neighbors come over everyone's talking we going to do we're getting the f*** out of here and he's like if they given the evacuation orders I said no that we haven't but I go it's right there man I go we got to go I go if it if we're wrong we come back in the house is still here that's okay you want to get out of these things quickly because they could turn South quickly but there's a sense of camaraderie and community that that happens and then quite a few of us all went to the same Hotel including on my friend Tom Segura and his wife and his family went this hotel to with some of my friends from this neighborhood we're all they're huddling together and but there was it wasn't people were a little extra friendly it was in this is like there was the same kind of feeling after 9/11 when I was in New York City there was people friendly we thought that during the ice storm back in the day people were like ice a saying the street that we live on and then they go well who's got a wood-burning stove Rodger does come over then people we go to Roger's house and all of a sudden all these neighbors that just wave at each other we're all at Roger's house by the wood burning stove going back to the houses to get blankets planning sleeping Arrangements planning Food Arrangements and assessing each other giving each other their personal space and learning to how to speak to each other and respect of matter that can we might have to do this for several days or reinforced for a brief moment in time better yeah you know it's a great book and he kind of talks about that about how impart situations of extreme stress and when people are really pushed those people bond together and they find that these are the happiest times that life people that even go to war they find that they miss the camaraderie of the bunker they made the mystical Menches of being together huddled up not knowing what's going to happen in the future but counting and depending upon each other for the very live such a thing that happens in very very very busy kitchens yeah you know a bunch of no education guys out of Cooking School working a difficult restaurant line you know we're working six guys on six four burner stoves a difficult menu with a difficult chef and a very busy restaurant those those those hours you know 6 p.m. till 10 p.m. at night like it's intimate intimate I'm grabbing something out of the fridge my nose is in your butt your nose is in my but I need your knife you need my knife it's very very very close quarter is offering liked some of my strongest relationship some of his strongest relationships are you know the bond that I built with guys that I've cooked on lines there in Europe were here are unbreakable me and always got your back Tony talked a lot about that you know I think people are better off when they're struggling I really do think they're better off when they're you know when life crate challenges and there's there's things to overcome and there's difficulties to get through and there's real pressure involvement in this physical activity involved with pressure yeah I think people are better off when they're struggling I really do think they're better off when they're their there you know when life crate challenges and there's there's things to overcome and there's difficulties to get through and there's real pressure involvement in his physical activity involved with pressure


    Joey Diaz Meets Elon Musk
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    was never really smoked and inhaled it was a Chinese man it was very great man and whenever she licked that the plant it wasn't to get high but he would start to get high and every time I got high a bluebird and come to him for a while why we doing this is crazy I just took it was a Civil War started on that I got pistol-whipped with the the gun to the heads nothing blood thank God for this f****** hurt and I looked at them like what are you crazy otezla it's the most fun thing you could possibly buy Ever the first 30 minutes of that like I thought I was going to die I tried to convince people to slow down that movies like a p*** damn these trips are Min to hours on the monkey bars and bad monkeys into a fine mist of cold nothingness imma suck bro with a i I would recommend it but and that would be probably a safer way to go about things go home a little guinea f*** you know it's just a hole in the ground go home I know I can rock and roll I could throw down on 7th street but it's got to be seven straight no no no get up to pee 2 times just went your 50 you could be up and down sleep since day one so my mom would wake me up every night at 3:30 in the morning with a Cuban sandwich you know that things and things that make you look forward to waking up in the morning you wake up in the morning look forward to the day for to the future I did cocaine for 30 years I've been in another dimension since last week and I don't give a f*** it's just how many people to try to assassinate Kevin Hart with weapons I tried for years he's just a creepy f****** dude that's true that motherfuking stone-cold rape me Insight committee they will be rulemaking then they will be oversight initially regulations this all takes many years I was polishing the fucken the the musket this is very exciting tiptoeing up told me don't even hear me in bushes not like that that's how good I am and I don't even know I'm not have never trained them Quantico in real life


    Joe Rogan - Why Jordan Peterson & Bret Weinstein Were Targeted
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    one of us that they've really gone after like this well he's first of all he became famous from this this is the battle was white how he emerged he emerged from this battle over the use of compelled pronouns for various genders like the 2878 reference genders similar but not the difference is Brett's position he comes from a different place the way they were going at him with so much more unreasonable they were saying right away that what he has to do is leave work because he's white they were basically saying a racist thing and everyone universally acknowledged is racist except for the super Lefty's who thought that it made sense because in their mind every white person is somehow or another guilty of at least at the very least using your privilege to advance in the world at the negative impact of people of color and people of other ethnicities so they decided that they are going to have a day of exclusion and instead of this day of absence having black people and people of color stay home they're going to kick white people out so became an aggressive act instead of an act of appreciation it became or an act of exclusion and by people that are clearly out of their f****** mind that was also part of the problem is that they're arguing too incoherent you would see that f****** stupid president of the University standing in front of those kids and they told him to put his hands down because he was threatening through your you're scaring us you making violent gestures with your hand so he puts his hands down and they start laughing this is nonsense now you're a little kid get little kids running Lord of the Flies on a grand scale in a state university and it's all it means Public University right I mean they get funding right this is all chaos nobody agrees they got baseball bats and looking for him if he's coming back to the school the kids form these vigilante groups whose weapons over what Igloo who's threatening you like what is happening but you need weapon if it's a big story there was the non-reporting what do you mean well the New York Times Washington Post all of these major organs NPR didn't report I didn't want to touch the story while this is what was my my big Theory here is the every outfit that has a a grand narrative cannot report the news that goes counter-narrative so racism by blacks against whites cannot be reported by any outfit that believes that racism is Impossible by blacks against whites the only way you can be racist if you have power over the other group that's nonsense and we human beings act as individuals they always have power over each other you have power to intimidate you have power to isolate you have power if you want more what type of using about this is that there is no pretense of consistency I mean on that side of the aisle is like we're going to throw out the following 17 completely contradictory rules and then we'll tell you which rule is operative in any given moment so you know I was going to throw up concept of the Hilbert problems for social justice so one of them is you cannot understand me because my experience is too different and you must understand me because my is so important right or we are all similar enough that any deviation from 50/50 shows you the amount of sexism and Workforce and we are all so different that once you include women in previously male occupations you will see a great benefit because of diversity what is the oldest self-contradictory couplets agree to well that's the weird thing is who assume that I just buy all of your stuff I think we've made a terrible tactical error we fought these bad ideas rather than saying maybe we should just accept all of your bad ideas and then show you what kind of weird world make sense you can't say oh yeah they make sense man how do I know when you're serious by showing the internal this is mathematics we call this reductio ad absurdum that once you take on too many different points you show the conflicts showing that those things can't all be true there's no way in which I accept all of your ideas I can run any


    Joe Rogan on Dan Bilzerian's Lifestyle
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    need to be accepted like wework to be accepted instead of work to be someone that you would want to be a part of the group instead of being like really honest about who you are and how you think and how you behave and how you operate in the world instead of doing that trying to prove pain that you try to project an image of this then here's a question for us why is vice signaling so much more powerful than purchasing Vice signaling like a person who admits their problems Harlequin steps up and says I've got a real issue could be that way or could be sort of Dan Bilzerian type by signaling like you wonder what I'm into I'm into hot chicks weed and guns and I'll make a text with tons of money showing it off those are Andy's friendly he's not bad guy here this post which was that he was I think offering a hand to a woman of a stair and it said that come with me I'll ruin your life but it'll be fun it was just like it's so disarming fighting about which ones you're going to kill which ones you want based on the reproductive cycle you're promoting all sorts of things that people don't want to talk about to a fairly conscious level and it's produced an incredible level of trust in an era where all of the virtue signaling gives way and it makes you scratch any person enough below the surface you're going to see that they're really warning you about themselves and so the people who are the most sort of self-critical and then this is like you know I think I brought this up recently on Twitter about honesty where there was in the Castro in San Francisco there was a a bar restaurant that was advertising free food naked servers + false advertising and as a result you know you had an instant desire to to eat there and trust them so I think that in this world of virtue signaling Vice signaling is really the growth industry and that's that's what's working for good people because they are friend touching you know they are going to lie to you and they're going to do all the self-interested things but they're not going to surprise you quite as much 35 years old and likes to bang hot chicks and fly around private jets and living some money Jesus Is God so it looks like you're probably cost a hundred million dollars or something ridiculous like that but that's what he likes so it's wrong with this picture what is a dress it's pretty hard to hide that thing why the f*** would you give us address be sustainable for them let me know cuz you taking real risk there's no question about it when you you know I get everybody Stone and then you take them to buy automatic weapons on the desert and also the gambling he doesn't like crazy gambling but this is the thing about the relationship with the unforgiving this is partially why your UFC and Jiu-Jitsu life is that when you have a relationship with the unforgiving you can say that guy doesn't really know what he's doing but then you're you're in the ring you know you're the man in the arena and you find out very quickly whether or not the trash-talking you know paid off or didn't and I think that many people have no relationship with the unforgiving I can take them out on a hike into another let's say the Trinity Wilderness and then 2 hours in love to sit down and say I want to go home Rodger thinking like okay you're signaling something but there's there's no car service and there's more not calling a helicopter people have no relationship with the unforgiving I need to take them out on a hike into another let's say the Trinity Wilderness and then 2 hours in those to sit down and say I want to go home or are you thinking like okay you're signaling something but there's there's no car service and there's for not calling a helicopter you know if you live in the social layer you're surprised by the existence of the unforgiving


    Joe Rogan and Steven Rinella: Beaver is Delicious!
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    not till after I I think I know the first one when I was in the first one I ever 8oz in Community College I still tell people about the beaver that you cook for us in Wisconsin and I put it is and they look at you sideways and like I'm telling you man it was like the most delicious pot roast I've ever had was fantastic was really good there's even stories about early on with the early explorers are in this country they had a difficult time getting fish sometimes and beaver were approved for the Lenten meal because they were aquatic so on Fridays when you had to have like it when you're supposed to have your meat free day you were allowed to eat Beaver meat because they were water animal is very popular food item Define I'm saying yeah yeah yeah Mountain Beaver Trapper who is sandwiched between who's sandwich than time between the end of the Lewis and Clark expedition and the collapse of the Beaver Market in the 1840s all I like finite. Time is what mountain man was explain to people how big the beaver Market is is going to blow people's minds well America's first know after John Jacob Astor like the beaver Market made America's first millionaire his fortunes came for being a B for Trader the richest man in the country their money came from beavers yeah and he was in on the business end of it he wasn't another trap and then with the fur companies yeah the big Fur Company about potential for the trade and beaver hides gas as well he has some familiarity invented some areas of these large bone he was puzzled about and he was wondering if this wasn't some if it may be in fact was not an extinct species but was somehow living in the American West still how hard is it to wrap a big deal Spiegel such as me seeing perhaps overemphasize what it meant it was an idea that was out there the beaver trade stuff was certainly a big factor I don't think I was reading about recently this point out to you that you might think is interesting is it landscape the Great Plains Native Americans living on the Great Plains who had been to Europe and met the king of France and returned back to the Great Plains they went out in the early 80s so they're out in 1804 wow from the time in the 50s right poking around in, Coronado right coming up from Mexico into the Great Plains Cabeza de Vaca being Shipwrecked Rawling to Gold Coast and people pushing up into these areas like the distance that separates imagine the distance is separated Lewis and Clark from the first Europeans who were doing activities in and around the Great Plains like the distance and time that separates us from Lewis and Clark more so right it's the distance and time to separate us from the Declaration of Independence it was like a long history of messing around can you read about Mountain rising to find the part where the author talks about how much mountain men like beavertail and the first people that riding beavertails around when I was I was in community college in the time and my brother is a member stuck a beaver tail in the oven for a while and cooked at neighbor reported back to me that like whatever it is they're talking about isn't that made it in Wisconsin has like pictures in an explanation of how to prepare how to actually prepare beavertail Mountain Man style in the meat-eater fish and game cookbook it wasn't bad it was Bland which is fat so knock at the Caster the beavers have two large glands on the inside of their legs are like talked in there what looks like if you lay a beaver on its back talk kind of on either side of its of its organism a like talking to side with penis is cloaca you'll see a cloaca black vent these glands that are the size of a few make like a few take your index finger and your thumb and make a circle is like a gland on each side call the Castor gland is oil go in there perfume still has value today it's used for a wide variety of things of smells beautiful if you're walking on the streambank and you smell like a strange perfume smell it's usually Beaver castor oil smells great taste like s*** taste like you're eating like you rub roses or something all over your food so start figuring out like to to skin would be very careful not to get the Caster on your knife or get the cast on your hands and then we would just take the meeting for the crock pot with potatoes and onions and stuff I just took him down in a Crock-Pot so you can pick them it was like roast beef starting that but still then later I realized read all the accounts of how people repaired beavertail and if you take the tail like the scaly a stale and it really should be from a fall Beaver cuz it'll be twice as thick in the fall emaciated in the spring take the tail to skewered on a stick and put it next to a fire where the skin starts to bubble and boil away pretty soon just peel at Skidaway and was hiding under there is the best equipment like the best equivalent point of comparisons I can think of would be just it's like if you had a really like imagine organic grass-fed steak right but still has that fatty gristle on it it's just made up of that gristle like we're Lobby wood trim away from a steak and not eat that's what's inside that beavertail but people eat these individuals that were doing this for fat starved eating such lean me all the time I think they loved it because he was like a chunk of fat and they had ready access to apps are catching them to make a living if you just eating the meat there's no fat on the meat until they would complement with just eating the beaver tail fat and I'll often tell people about and I even gave some to like there's like a Culinary Arts Institute the eats it points out there's not that it tastes so fantastic was just like really interesting to try and eat it the fat from the tail and it's like you got to put yourself in position to wear if you're no special beer out hunting and eating freeze-dried food or not eating great and you just exerting yourself all day all the time how your what you want to eat changes a lot level of appetite is off the charts testing to try and eat it the fat from the tail and it's like you got to put yourself in position you've been in the store if you're no special beer out hunting and eating freeze-dried food or not eating great and you're just exerting yourself all day all the time. You're what you want to eat changes a lot and the level of appetite you have is off the charts yet so just like to eat like a big slab of fat


    Joe Rogan & Steve Rinella on Hunting Regulations
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    is it better to be sad about it somehow is it better to be regretful or just ignore the fact all together or why is it not okay that I'm happy about what I eat I know the story of it really well like I understand the history of wildlife in this country I don't want a better than anybody but damn sure better than most I know where we've been I have a good sense of where we're going in terms of American wildlife what the challenges are for American wildlife right I'm involved in stuff on a daily basis I can do all that and I can see my place in it right I can see what my actions are and what are my actions are helpful or hurtful for something that I care a great deal about and if I can know that well and get a deer a bear whatever and have it be food and find that I'm like really happy to be involved in that that somehow is off-putting to people but it's okay to be that it's I'm blind to it I have this name sense of guilt about it that I haven't reckoned with I don't really know about it you know and that's like that's like an acceptable position for some people to have it's really hard for me with people that are that that are contributing the animal death who want to condemn those who are more willing to whatever reason willing to excited about taking part in the process themselves I got to find a way to I got to find a way to to to engage with it though and I need to get a better understanding of it because did the the debate isn't going away I can't keep brushing it off it's so ridiculous that it doesn't warrant my time because clearly does Warren my time to understand that perspective I just haven't had anybody really give it to me in a good way they were raised to be eaten that's a foolish way worse the life condemned Glenn Greenwald articulate about it he's articulate I don't think his position is nuanced I don't I don't I think there's some willful ignorance that's a part of people that eat meat but condemn hunting willful in the fact that like I said they know that they're going to get a certain reaction out of people when they tweet about it on social media one thing if you're talking about someone who's out there shooting things and not eating it okay I get it I'm with you say if some guys are shooting an elephant cuz he wants his tusks I'm on your side I get it but if if someone chew is the haunt you know an animal fill in the blank that might be a goat might be weird to you that they're eating this thing but they're shooting Ness it's an invasive species it's actually very delicious it's very edible price for its meat buy some communities you don't make any sense you know doing this because you know because you've never bothered to look into it or you bothered to look into it you were ignoring the Nuance in the case of goat thing is as I don't think there's an added element that our government on the federal level is involved is a lot of state wildlife management agencies are involved and trying to do wild goat eradication projects on Islands yes this is all the time in Hawaii and many other places where we're like out helicopter gunning for invasive species explain to people how those goats got there this is also very weird right away is a lot of things were a lot of Island species this is one way that happens where invasive on Islands would be introduced by seafarers Wailers who would want to establish food resources along trans-oceanic routes so that you can put something there and come back and get it later early wait like American Northeast his famous whaling Villages and in New England know they would go down and stop in and stop in the Galapagos whatever gather up tortoises they could flip over in the hold of a boat in the tourists stay alive for month on its back you'd like a fresh meat resource and people came to understand scurvy and realizing the fresh meat gives you enough vitamin C to avoid that you can get from dried me cuz you know the weight of vitamin C behaves through the cooking and drying process Blake fresh me you can keep having scurvy me became even more important then but people to come in. Cut some sheep lose custom belts loose on an island and know that they're going to breed and build up a big population in that can be like a place you stop in and get food and other things get in the course animals move and they can swim across and it destroys native vegetation they trample bird's nest and so you have many cases where introductions of non-natives not need of grazing animals not native Predators will wind up causing like a lot of extinctions of endemic species on islands and creates all kinds of problems with this go in that picture so this is an animal that must be killed if you want healthy Wildlife on that island the native and the native fauna the Flora all this stuff that lives there all the stuff that's supposed to be there you got to kill goats otherwise delete everything but I think people look people look in the Attic that they they did look in that I don't buy that that was the motivation of that person what I care about his motivations of individuals I think you're right because when California got rid of mountain lion hunting killing several hundred mountain lion tear year people are comfortable with like the total lion kill didn't change much people are comfortable with estate agent for someone being paid to go out and kill when you're not comfortable with someone pain who wants to go do it I don't think they realize I don't think they realize that state agencies are killing as many mountain lions in California as they are I don't think people understand that I think people do understand if something is put on the ballot you know would you like to reintroduce mountain lion hunting people go crazy like why would you do that beautiful they're exciting I want to see them that but these are people in Santa Monica and I'm saying they're not people that are living you know an hour out the side of Bakersfield they got 16 mountain lions in their backyard in a year that's this is a different kind of world you know if they're in the Tehachapi Mountains out there and a c-mount lens all the time they've a lot of mountain lions a very hard time empathizing with people who might be negatively impacted by Wildlife is well in the in the question of the line issue where it's like this idea like well you better suck it up so if you're a rancher in your running cattle in the area where you're losing a lot of cattle the Bulls and Grizzlies people will look and be like you better suck it up buddy like I can't really picture your problem but your points are not legitimate over to cut a summer to cut a Grizzly lose and Golden Gate state park right I don't know I think that people would have come to have a different perspective on that put it mildly yeah you looking in people are they don't really want to hear about other people's problems if it doesn't if it doesn't jive with their understanding of what problems are everywhere Brown grizzly bears and in the delisting so ridiculous that they were removed from Endangered Species Act protection temporarily because they had met all recovery goals so when we like both recovered population look like they mapped out what would look like and we've exceeded that for many years now and they were Dlisted but then Wyoming and Idaho move to have a very limited hunt on them and then they were a federal judge blocked at the listing my back enlisting was the federal judges motivation you want to hope that that they didn't have one you wanted you want to think that they were just looking at you know the details of it but I think there's a suspicion that that person went into that Knowing damn sure what they were going to do you know you don't really know these arguments they come down to like technicalities right the arguing the populations are covered but it's also the argument that the judge is probably trying to protect his own reputation because the amount of blowback that the judge receive for allowing a hunt to go through is vastly different than blocking the hunt you're not going to get that much blowback you get a few people that are upset but it had been establish resource not like you're taking something away from people but if he allowed it for the Wildlife people go f****** bananas on the sky but like I don't call him environmentalist people who sue to block the D listing of recovered species the Masquerade is you know ecologically conscious environmentalist but they're just people who it's untenable to them they can't that they're never going to accept the idea that that you're going to have human exploitation of this resource right they masquerade is there they have an environmental motivation was not it's like it's an animal rights motivation there's a there's a date to have a sensitive ear in a certain federal court you know I'm Missoula and so you'll see a lot of these cases around wolves and Grizzlies they get that don't want it done through that courts in there bragging have a friendly take on it I think it's a real a real a real travesty because a lot of tension with people what is people that are are living amongst these things no looking for some level of some level of relief and they want to see it go to State Management they might want to see the state exercise some control over where certain populations of large predators are spreading into and when it whines up being the dirt like their voices are not heard you know and they feel that people from far away are really heavily influencing decisions that affect them on a daily basis like a lot of animosity toward the species to wear it like to go ham with the spotted alright the spotted owl no one can see it no one perceives the spotted hours owl anymore the spotted owls become like a symbol of federal overreach and you'll find it like wolves for a while it becomes a symbol of a dispute and people stop liking liking the animals much and it becomes like this like contentious creature and I think that we're going to head that way if we keep if we keep stepping in on Wildlife issues with the mentality that we've been approaching the wolf and grizzly issue in the Northern Great Lakes the northern Rockies soon-to-be the greater Yellowstone ecosystem now I think you're dealing with local and then you're dealing with national right so the local people going to have an issue with it because they're going to be impacted by it's going to be directly impacting their life dogs are going to be killed while you know they're going to take domestic cattle and all sorts of different things you have real issues with the people that like to go elk hunting the populations of diminishing rapidly but the rest of the country doesn't give a s*** ton of people in San Francisco They Don't Give A fuk about it people in Chicago on impacted by it if it's especially if they don't have anyone in their family that hunts or anyone that has a background in hunting and they don't have a background new themselves they don't care if people really don't and it's I care about the malleability and an abundance of deer elk moose Caribou like I care about the people who rely on the resource use the resource their major economic drivers I'm definitely on anything but I'm looking regard myself as a pro wolf person myself as a pro Grizzly person I cherish every interaction I have with those animals pramukh on resource and yeah I'm like Pro I like in suitable habitats I like to see them present I also like to see that that I also like to see them managed in a way that allows for abundant Wild game resources what's going on house passes Bill to drop legal protections for gray wolves as pets today republican-controlled house passed a bill on Friday to drop legal protections to gray wolves across the lower 48 states reopening a lengthy battle over the predator species long despised by Farmers & ranchers wolves were shot trap poison out of existence and most of the u.s. the mid-twentieth century by the mid-twentieth century since security protection the 1970s wolves have bounced back when it's not really exactly happened Great Lakes of Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin as well in the northern Rockies in Pacific Northwest that's sort of but they're not talking about the reintroduction to re-enter. is the biggest you right well that's what people have a great issue with his actions only one area through the Great Lake the Northern Great Lakes that was not a reduction there was no sizeable population of wolves coming down from Canada and coming back in the northern northern Continental Divide ecosystem not a reduction that if you wouldn't have done that you would have had had you not done that reintroduction you two had a natural flow anyway and natural flow from Canada you would have eventually you would have eventually gotten there anyway interesting but would they have gotten to the exact same levels no particular point right now have a gotten you know do you think that that's the thing that supports the idea of the reintroduction you think. Introduction was well-thought-out I don't want you I'm not going to debate the merits the reduction like I said my perspective on it is being a place where it supports them and my perspective on it is I don't the idea of Extinction and Regional extirpation sickens me I do not believe in I do not believe that like as a people as a culture we can justify or afford to remove species of wildlife from the landscape native pieces while they're from the landscape is like I said you know I like to have all Native Wildlife present on the landscape so I don't oppose it what I oppose is a thing that's happened now is getting what we have populations that we agree like what will recovery look like and at what point would be how we manage all the different viewpoints that are coming in all the different like interests of all these varied stakeholders and at what point will we get in there and manipulate the situation that we're creating I just would move that a different direction where I think that they recovered species interskate more time arrivals and Grizzlies I think that you should have that if you can do it in a sustainable way it doesn't have long-term deleterious impact on the population they should be managed as a renewable resource see this is where people going to have issues at your man Steven the term manage them as a renewable resource you mean shoot them and kill them and use their fur sure if you put something on The Endangered Species Act text and then when it reaches recovery and the US fish and wildlife service says it's recovered it's time to hand it back to State Management if a state then decides if they're going to do some limited Harvest particulate a bit liseter even if they're focusing on areas where there's like a very high prevalence of human-animal conflict in the state decides to do that in some like minor way as way to service the needs of certain segments of their population that want something to happen I don't think that then some at like an activist judge or or environmental groups or animal rights groups to call me back when never mind we're going to pretend that they're not recovered now because we want to prevent the state and doing something that we think is unsavory well the thought process behind the people that support blocking the Hunt is that if you leave these animals alone naturally they're going to find balance and that the Wolves will kill the elk until there's not enough elk for them to stay populations in the numbers of their offspring will dwindle and they'll get to a some sort of a sustainable level things are going to just let things run their course and watch what happened isn't going to happen you still going to have a lot of Grizzlies every year are still going to get in trouble they're still going to get killed you still going to have mortality the grizzly mortality and tough areas but I also don't have a problem with and it actually support as a hunter that we would oatmeal while allowing wolves be present on the landscape that we would mitigate their impact on big game I don't mind I don't mind just coming out and saying that I like to have high populations of big game animals that are available to Hunters and also at the same time sharing some of that resource they're having Bulls on the ground doing it don't want to see them gone it's just one of those were because of a dog and because there's not a great history of people eating or memory tell me about one Mountain Man worth favorite food was Wolfville Dahmer the Arctic Explorer one of crazy f***** that guy must have talk to write vows Remy Remy felt like bad diver duck still eat diver Ducks but no I haven't I haven't I haven't done that anymore and haven't included any Kyle recipes and there's no Kyle recipes in the wild game cookbook either ultimate won the people going to have a problem with a very that might be where the the rubber hits the road I'll have State Management of wolves all of the things that were all these horrible things that we're going to happen when the state's resume management of wolves didn't materialize right but those places also have a rich history of hunting yeah but it was with that little bit of hunting pressure on them really changed their really change their movements and change the way they perceive humans rats and adjust to a pretty quickly but it hasn't led to you know I think aloud to look in those cases where it was pretty effective and it was very effective to bring in to bring in limited regulated hunting had the desired effect on how wolves were using landscape and in ways in which they were interacting and Villanova I have no doubt to I've no doubt to like it'll the situational probably in the Northern Great Lakes they they had State Management law state management I could bounce back and forth you're going to you're going to eventually any kind of depends on how the political winds blow or you're going to wind up with it there and you're not going to see wolves vanished in the landscape you know what does not have grizzly bears wind up doing it you're still going to see you're going to see gradually expanding populations of grizzly bears to fight despite the fact that they're you Estate Management law state management like a bounces back and forth you're going to eventually depends on how the political winds blow prevention going to wind up with it there and you're not going to see wolves vanished in the landscape you know you just not if grizzly bears wind up doing it you're still going to see you're going to see gradually expanding populations of grizzly bears to fight despite the fact that they're using limited Harvest to achieve certain management objectives is not going to be in the world


    Joe Rogan on Female Hunters
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    strain the same enthusiasm that her older brother does and you and you try to suss out like the nature-nurture question I feel like I'm doing the same inputs bright from getting different results and it leads you to wonder has very small sample size when I talk to other parents like you know parents who parenting right now young kids I just keep encountering other dads who aren't having the same experience and it really leaves you to wonder sort of like what sort of like cultural influences are going on there where it's like the enthusiasms often times among young girls are not as high as you do Z as among but it's hard to unpack I don't know I don't know I really think that it's and it's obviously in my small sample group in 8 year old in a 10 year old for the youngest kids the the eight-year-old f****** loves it there both girls the 10 year olds like whatever if I try to wake her up to take her fishing should be like leave me alone to sleep I'm sure there are parents out there who you know I haven't met him yet out there where they have like a boy and a girl in the girls are doing. Maybe I have this Jamie and I were just talking about this yesterday cuz I was watching this video of these there's I want to try to put this in a respectful way I think there any I'm sure you're aware that there's people that are in the hunting World The Outdoor industry that I think are in it because it's a good Avenue to get attention if you're like a hot chick you're a hot chick and we're paying can you go out things to take all these grip and grins with deer like this you going to get a lot of likes yeah because it on imagine the the male perspective on it is like here's the woman who has everything exactly and there's quite a few of them and it's I was telling Jamie it's a weird world because part of me. I don't want to be a sexist I don't want to look at these girls and I don't I don't look at it guy who hunts and who wants to be a part of the outdoor industry and go all this guy is just doing this because he thinks this is his Avenue for fame and success I think so here's a guy who really likes to hunt and he realizes there's people like Steve rinella and John Dudley out there and he's name is Hunter's man I want to be a famous Hunter how do I do it you know how do I get to just start taking Instagram pictures and say a lot of the same s*** that they say and sort of you know put myself into the cultural norm I don't think like that with girls could you like you just want to have men like you not all of them a lot of them I think is super legit a lot of muscle unquestionably this added element in that world and it would be super generous and say it's only 10% of them but that 10% of my yeah it's kind of like a like a like a like that like a sex pot kind of unforeseen yeah super Made Up full war-paint fake eyelashes hot as f*** skin-tight clothes out there shooting s*** taking pictures yeah it's weird and then you go to their Instagram page and it's like there's pictures of that and then there's a lot of pictures with their butt up in the air with a doing some strange exercise but that's weird I would really like to get to know I would really like my it cuz I'm going to continue leaning out of my cleaning out my daughter cuz I would really like her until I feel like she's into at age or she can legitimately say she doesn't want to go cuz right now if I ask her everyday hey you want to go to school should be having real delinquency problem I took a couple weekends ago it was cold morning and we get out there before it's even legal light she's felt terrible she's laying there crying about how cold her feet are if my boy was doing that I would have a very different attitude about it then when she's crying her crying cuz she's cold like maybe feel awful iCloud account man yeah no cold now yeah so you really really is a difference is that there's that there's a difference there and it's not 90% tunnel ways of explaining that we talked about earlier with neanderthals or maybe neanderthals didn't have these like divided roll but in all the hundred like in hunter-gatherer cultures is very normal to see a division of labor here and they have like the men were out hunting and women were not a bunch of explanations for that like people are tied to being home to care for small children and no couldn't afford that risk I stopped they bury their there's some women that go out with the hunting parties you know if it is that you know the minute you say no some was going to point out to some right variation but in your experience you've done several these trips to these remote jungles oh yeah but that's just such a small thing I mean you'd rather looking at personal experience just like from exploring literature and reading about you know historic accounts and what people found what we will do it is very much the norm is very much the norm that hunting was you know patrilineal descent activity and all these cultures you go to you like The Cult of the hunter is like a male so cool but the factors that made it that way okay that sort of the some some kind of practical that way aren't there anymore and I said the difficult thing to unpack that both Sabine if I have two boys and one girl for why is it being that both boys become Avid hunters and fishermen and don't have my daughter does not I'll probably view it as something bit of a personal failure though I'll never know what really was going on I guess it's hard like I wish I could have 100 children girls and boys


    Joe Rogan & Steve Rinella on Neanderthals
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    empezar Heritage in all of the idea that there was a different type of human that bred with Homo sapiens and that there's like little bits and pieces of it floating around and people people discuss them people discuss a neanderthal or neanderthal supposed to do if I can't get comfortable with it sound pretentious and certain Spanish words Falls as unsuccessful right right these brutish dogs that died out but then a 600000 year run in Europe that we're going to hit like I don't know that we're going to match up and have that run well we'll probably have a 23andMe for whatever the f*** is after us and look somebody back then f***** a human like one of those crazy warmonger rapist thieving human but died out the superior race infiltrated the humans and banged one of them itsfunneh look at that that understanding of of those that understanding of those people intended to have the site to picture in your mind's I really can't picture it like what was look like when they were hooking up someone aren't you know like anatomically and kind of behavior early modern humans were hooking up with neanderthals was it was how is it perceived by their peers people that we think of his people back then like you know George The Animal Steele is no George Animal steals a very famous pro wrestler from back in the day and I thought you're going to say it was a paleontologist Ranger colleges pro wrestler Dago when I think of people from Homo sapiens Homo sapiens from Dino 200,000 years ago I think of George The Animal Steele I think there was something like that so the idea of George f****** a neanderthal check not that far off I think our ideas like that like Dan Rather would be out there banging some monkey lady f****** Christ he's got the hairy shoulders of ever seen in a man do you feel like I do not know I don't believe he is I hope he's not listening right now I don't believe he is he's a legend legend in the world of the pro wrestling that's a good run for for those guys that's a f****** hard way to make a living talked about the the idea of Neanderthals is like having a confrontational hunting style the skeletal remains of injuries on them and research was looking at the the fractures that they have on their bones and where the fractures occurred in the brakes and like cracks in their skulls he was looking at all this and wound up working with a doctor who had a lot of exposure to Rodeo Riders bull riders and the doctor was was observing the way in which that sweet of injuries was very familiar to him from Rodeo Riders the types of brakes in the location of brake this guy has this idea that they had a like a very confrontational hunting style that they're like mixing it up with big animals in north and they found is that what you looking at skeletal remains from early people you still see that separation in the Sexes right that the males would suffer injuries at with a greater prevalence in females with a neanderthal seems like they didn't have so like duplicity of rolls so many females the females have the same prevalence of of these types of injuries and so maybe they didn't have that didn't share that division of labor where the females as large as the males don't know the answer to that so we know that they had stone tools right that crude stone tools yeah but we don't know whether or not they had anything that could launch them like they didn't have today if they had Spears I don't believe that they found had a little friend I don't know if they were hafting materials but they were doing they were doing art and I think there's a little bit of a debate about whether they're doing representational art but they were doing art they're doing they were probably making jewelry and is that these are all things that as as we can like wake up to what these people really like and it paints like a more complicated picture was using the steering I don't know if this held in the water how long it was fashionable for butt long history of his extremely long as thousands years of Neanderthal you know occupation in Europe and then it seemed to be a member Someone putting forth this idea that it seemed to be that there was this flourishing of advancement there was contemporaneous with the arrival of our own ancestors in Europe is though they were being exposed to or seeing art and seeing jewelry and in mimicking this from these new Invaders that were coming in but I don't know where that idea sits right now I don't know if it's been dispelled cuz of other discoveries sooner than does an interesting idea that they would kind of paint is really sad picture right that they would be sort of in the Autumn you know of their existence and he's adorned people showing up with these amazing tool kits and all these abilities and kind of struggling to start to catch up you know I'll be like the country bumpkin you know going to the big yeah well there was also this idea I think up until very recently that neanderthals were not as violent as humans as Homo sapiens but now there was an article that was published just a couple of days ago the new evidence shows that neanderthals like inter Neanderthal violence between each other was just as bad as a homo sapiens and evidence of cannibalism add blocker got busted every time with the f****** add blocker yeah I'm complaining this with something else that I read about inter inter species violence Neanderthal on Neanderthal violence and they would be like 5 7 and weigh 200 pounds just jacked just a little gorilla thing you know you'll be great to see it there's a really dumb theory that was being bounced around a few years ago it was really hilarious about how we wiped out we assume neanderthals cuz you don't even soft tissue samples we sue the Neanderthals looked similar to humans but because of the very different shape of their skull this guy had instead of giving them european-looking white skin turn them into a gorilla turn them into a giant muscle bound gorillas that preyed on people in this is like I believe this guy was an actually actually was a professor and it seemed almost like a goof at first remember this Jamie we pulled this up a few times killer Neanderthal Theory thing called drawn this thing black like a gorilla would like giant muscles all over the place and these big crazy eyes and that it painting neanderthals as a predator of humans and that's why we wiped them out limitations as Jason Zakir series floated and I don't follow them long enough to see which ones have any traction right I'll just read about him and I don't I don't take it as gospel but I'll read about it and I'm like that's interesting those sort of like shaped my understanding of it but then I don't keep track of it like I try to really follow the story like the peopling of the Americas so when it comes to the human history of the Western Hemisphere I sort of like ideas will get Florida now track the idea to see where it lands in terms of scholarly consensus but I know stuff like with with neanderthals I'm always a sucker for a neanderthal story but I don't track what ideas that float up or just very quickly denounces being complete rubbish images of that image that he has on the cover of the book ideas the idea some way better once or some way better images with a Drew of full body ones they had is it in the article was a link to the actual website for upper left-hand Corner this is what this guy Jonathan is not making art you don't think so he's making me come on yeah yeah it's pretty preposterous turn down here and that's how I got all but yeah but it's got its darling with it's f****** vegetable eating teeth anyway it's it's and then there's the do even know what those Deneuve Ian's how do you say that word the one from Russia


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with 23andMe
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    yeah yeah I was shocked and I'm 1.6% or more I have more potential than the story in your family, like where you came from and everything that's in hours knew I was 25% you know Italian came from Sicily the fact that came from Sicily Converse stablished in the produce world my dad was brought up in the southside of Chicago I'm 44 years old okay so think about that from my dad was brought the southside of Chicago when he was raised by his grandfather who is Sicilian and come from Sicily his grandfather delivered produce with a horse and cart in Chicago so to have lived through that like to be brought up in a house for a guy like leaves in the morning and horse and cart to deliver produce and then to be alive like to fight in World War 2 be threw the atomic era the Advent of the internet right but I always knew that we had Sicilians when I did the genetic test want some of those at some point I'm one of those Aliens Must Have shot Southward and cross the Mediterranean up down there something well that was the history of Sicily in the first place just being Sicilian in the first place there were so many people that were impregnated by the Moors and by various people of West Africa and North Africa yeah it captures what's there but this could be a lot of there that's not captured just in the way that chromosomes are you know inherited and passed down there could be lineages that are there that aren't represented in your particular makeup like what you mean he know I hate the right off the bat get into something that I can't speak about any level of expertise I just reading a piece into the piece I was reading had to do is kind of a dissection of like what happened with Elizabeth Warren what she claimed we've been going off about that on the podcast and I'm like a hundred times more African than that she is Native American but yeah that's what I found I'm ten times more whatever but there's a piece about it was it was a piece in the times explaining like how to make sense of knowledge Catholic how to think about makes NC test but my understanding of it is that you could have a lot of ancestry that just isn't captured in your genetic code in the way that would be detected through the testing me and there could be ancestors that for what cuz you're inheriting half you know you're hearing chromosomes from each parent and in somehow you could have you could be an incomplete picture you could have ancestors that had come from all that you know whatever these tasks break the world to do a hundred or some odd regions or zones that there could be people from those owns who are in your lineage that are not captured in your personal that are not captured in your genetic code Neanderthal didn't say you have less than normal less than average


    Joe Rogan and Eric Weinstein: The Gruesome World of Obligate Siblicide
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    animals that that fight like right out of the womb Havoc they kill their part of the Cubs against siblings yeah pull up a obligate siblicide in Nazca boobies what are those and then boobies that usually I'm trying to remember what I was reading about where obligate siblicide when one animal comes out the other one tries to kill the other one almost immediately half out hyenas hyenas hyenas there's been evidence of hyenas attacking their sibling while it's in the amniotic sac and there's when they come out the bigger one or the stronger one of the but everyone's healthy will almost immediately start attacking its sibling and try to kill it pull up that if that's true pretty sure that's true side means the satisfied facultative I got the choice versus you got to do it so it's sometimes will happen if there's none of resources it would hate to the idea that they think they're breeding cycle is discretize to see you either make it or you don't and so the danger of laying one egg and having it not work out is very further up and have to be in front of mom and dad cuz you want to prove that you're worthy well that isn't saying price of mommy is beating it to death so this is because there's not enough food there's not enough food to do to sew the first one that the second one is a spare in the first one cruise cruise that he's worthy by killing his sibling the spare in front of the parents and says yet you can invest in me I got this thing what is what I said about biology biology cares about your feelings and the mom doesn't give a f*** about it running to the mom the mom wants it look the moms excited this one's dying yeah hyenas hyenas killing their siblings did almost I think they were saying it's pretty Universal that has been the first one comes out to try to kill the second one but you know this thing about lion female lions getting excited by the murder of their children so with the new with the new male takes over the pride his first order of business maybe let's not stop wasting resources on the previous Daddy's Offspring so what happened and immediately starts killing its sibling they're fighting to the death right out of womb look at this f****** mad battle as babies but it's got stuck at the sack on it and it just trying to kill each other this is a particularly ruthless animal they were they were saying that 60% of hyenas died as a trying to get out of the tube what I didn't know that weather females rather die when they're giving birth that's because of our crazy brain to body ratio female hyenas High rates of human female doesn't come out right like they have this crazy you know they have a faux penis that is actually a vagina to it's in a Norms huge engorge clitoris is far bigger than the males have to pull it back the milk and copulate with them but then when they give birth has to come out of that dick and they don't it doesn't always come out right so I just might be wrong about the number of babies die in a huge number of women does when a female hyenas die push out everything smaller so because of that the females have to get n go f*** off to get us to eat but Universe their kids at school at 60% suffocate on their way out on the way out and I think it's 20% of the females die during childbirth as well pretty sure that's whatever at which is f****** bananas I mean 60% though imagine 60% of all kids died on the way out and then the ones that don't die if you got two of them the rough neighborhood matriarchal society what is the purpose of the fake penis dominate the men they get on top of the band and they go until it's going to be crazy man at all male hyenas are cucks they'll take it crazy it's crazy that's where we're heading is amateur


    Joe Rogan - Ross Edgley's Amazing Story of Swimming With a Whale
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    style that you could continue for 5 months and you just end up just like moving meditation it just became like in the limiting factors just like I was just getting bored I wasn't actually breathing who you thinking of any given time any tide you have to think of something that was going to be more powerful than the thought of stopping off at eGo-C else's like minke whales swim of the basking shark did they come over to you the captain is a flight what's going on well I said perfume I think that she thinks that you're an injured seal for the next 5 Mi she basically guided me all the way to the shallow water seals and and it was amazing dolphins and everything but there's times when you are lost in this moving meditation but then you see something like that you very quickly go to get your wits about you as well so intelligent so intelligent and they've never been known this was what they said in the world to attack a human like a seal cuz they might mistake you for still but they might bite you but then they will got all whoa that I got that intelligent that doesn't taste like a seal so they might get him so I was just trying my best to look like a seal I think when their attack people in the wild with toys in them in captivity trainers did you just you don't know what time do you think having swim with the Minke whale around the Bristol Channel I was very aware that in the hierarchy of the sea always very low down the pecking order your face is like the more Easter Frances away from land and complete sensory deprivation you can hear everything and it's just if you hear a noise or rip all your life while but then you've been gone six hours to contemplate again like I said Marcus Aurelius meditations stoic philosophy to the conversations you have in your own hat adjusted powerful people and I suddenly found that all the way round that you would just stand those times when you something


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Eric Weinstein Playing Harmonica
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    10000 hours only sign you know only those are done there 10000 hours can come in my middle finger goes up and like I bet it's not 10,000 hours work if it is 10000 hours I'm willing to get 80% of the juice in that orange with like 10% of the effort the 10,000 hour thing to me is it's cute but it doesn't factor in for phenoms it doesn't there's a there's a lot of people that come into anything whatever it is with some natural abilities that are pretty undeniable you know that's a weird that's a weird equation take take something very simple like the harmonica most people don't know that that's sweet blues sound on a harmonica comes from not using it the way the manufacturer said which is called straight harp and using it instead the way African-Americans figured it out which is it's much cooler to base it found a hole that nobody was expecting to draw rather than for blow and that gives you a seventh chord that sounds like sweet blues music I thought was you gotta move by the what's the traditional way of using it what would it sound like that would be Carmen pouring as far as f*** white people me that damn it why people who knew when you get the party favors a kid there's somebody says hey don't do that thing mouth over. You know there's something called tongue blocking there's something called cross harp and there's something called the 145 progression with a scale that no music teacher ever taught you in grade school and piano alright so there's four secrets and now suddenly the world opens up I mean open for Jordan Peterson day prove invited me and said you know worth of harmonica 2500 people I became Dave rubin's talking harmonica monkey so I opened for Jordan Peterson I said you know rule number 0 life is too short not to play the harmonica everyone should learn to play the harmonica or know why they're not doing it there's this great thing in the Cal Berkeley fight song will win the game or know the reason why if you don't play the harmonica it's so nice so simple so few people do it they're so small number of Secrets you have to have a reason because I can feed myself I can I can get house shelter I can meet people anywhere in the world all I have to do is carry around piece of plastic with metal on it or you can be annoying like a lot of people like turn that f****** guy off why is he playing that goddamn harmonica I don't want to hear that put it back in your pocket he's going to be fine it's great if you were looking to hear someone shred that's up all of these things are like options are Financial assets you could exercise them are you cannot exercise to get off the exercise like you should be able to do slam poetry for everyone should be able to do slam poetry if you can't do slam poetry I can feed myself I can have I can I can do slam poetry I'll show up at a party and everyone want to hear slam poetry is that you can exercise them are you cannot exercise to get off the exercise has an equal number of things that people would say that are like the harmonica like you should be able to do slam poetry for everyone should be able to do slam poetry if you can't do slam poetry I can feed myself I can have I can I can do slam poetry I'll show up at a party and everyone want to hear slam poetry is that true to try to beat me that you're so adorable


    Joe Rogan and Eric Weinstein on the Victoria's Secret Transgender Model Controversy
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    on that side of the aisle it's like we're going to throw out the following 17 completely contradictory rules and then we'll tell you which rule is operative in any given moment so you know I was going to throw out this concept of the Hilbert problems for social justice the one of them is you cannot understand me because my experience is too different and you must understand me because my is so important right or we are all similar enough that any deviation 50/50 shows you the amount of sexism in the workforce and we are all so different that once you include women in previous email occupations you will see a great benefit because of diversity of opinion who made a terrible tactical error ideas rather than saying all of your bad ideas and then show you what kind of weird world by showing the internal versus in mathematics we call this reductio ad absurdum that once you take on too many different points you show the conflicts showing the those things can't there's no way in which I accept all of your ideas I can run anything so you know take this thing about that trans exclusion from Victoria's Secret so the idea that the where there was a scandal in the background that somebody had said we don't actually want trans people walking the Victoria's Secret runway right and so very interesting you have a company that is dedicated to the commercial exploitation of humans the sexual objects for the privilege of the male gaze and now you're angry that it doesn't include trans into that exploded class so just without without getting into whether this makes like good economic sense or anyting there's just the issue of self-contradiction he's wearing lingerie does not just to the exploiting of the male gaze that it's just date that she appreciates looking attractive wonderful so take that all day right exactly so the idea that you're both going to say that that's a positive female empowerment issue and it's a terrible mail exploitations you at the same time they like guys wear leopard skin underwear and Guy wearing leopard skin tighty whitey underwear what is the sexual select but yes but the difference between dad and women wearing lingerie if with women wear lingerie and they do it because they like to be the rap game his dad and they like to be more train that's what do ticks okay so this is sexual self-objectification is an interesting issue of empowerment there's an issue of Oppression too many arguments there's this concept called the principle of explosion in mathematics the principle of explosion says if you can get one contradiction through airport security you can blow up the universe as soon as you allow a single contradiction in the unity of knowledge everything can be proven right so everything becomes meaningless so the game in some sense in mathematics is frequently to say what was pick all of those beautiful things that you believe so you're just enunciated some Ivan unseated some for them all in instead what's true and what isn't true you say are these compatible and these ideas are clearly incompatible so for example one of the tricks that I use is to look at advertising for women to women and what phrases get used to if you use the phrase turn heads the summer in quotes and put into a search engine you'll find all sorts of revealing outfits that are intended to court the male gaze is it will maybe that's not play the male gaze let me put in a phrase like make him drool and that will be used to Market to women and so this issue about can we at least get to a point where were talking about the internal contradictions of your position like I don't even want to get into what my position is the first thing that's scaring me is that you've said so many things so strong and so dogmatically and this doesn't have to be about gender to be about race that could be about class but when once you said too many things then I can say look I don't see any way of squaring all of your positions and it's not it doesn't have to do with me right I think that's where we haven't gone to yet so you think letting them come up with as many Preposterous things as possible and then want to get to a position where they that the ideas contradict each other expose that well that's that's my point which is once you've told me all of your principles okay then I'm going to say great I'm confused you feel that I have to understand you or that I can't understand you because I don't know which is operative in this situation tell me the rule how I decide which principle that you've stated govern this situation right and if I don't want to have to refer to you where you stay while you bring me each individual situation and I will tell you which principles operative in which principle is in Opera that doesn't and I will tell you which principles operative in which principle is inoperative that doesn't work I want you to list your principles and list your mechanisms for resolving the conflicts within your principles and then once you've done that we can actually evaluate what you're saying but the moment it requires you as an oracle to tell me which of your many contradict you seemingly contradictory positions is operative in every particular case


    Joe Rogan: Is Spear Hunting Ethical?
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    yeah I guess this is the print primitive hunting movement with Spears and see that's I think you should I think you should be really careful about anything that you do that's not that accurate that's that's an issue that can shoot a paper plate at 120 yards every single time they could shoot a little like that they'll do bet their life they can drop an arrow into that 120 yards every single time you can get good at that you can get rid of you have good technique and reasonable control of your emotions and your anxiety in the Heart In the Heat of the Moment you don't ever shoot anything in 220 yards do you shooting at 6:30 yards 40 yards and the degree of success is very high with skilled Hunters view their ethical and Ashanti their shot decision is that primitive stuff is like why why you throwing Spears like what it what are you doing you trying to prove that you're better than people use a bow and arrow like this is not an accurate or effective thing I mean it kind of is but you have to be like five yards 10 yards like we going to be 15 yards max even though I think part of the thrill of it for putting themselves in danger there's a little bit of that call their little tree stand treestand and that doesn't look like they're putting a lot of risk but some of these people are clearly getting off on this is the Primal hunt right and this is their going backwards into something where the animal could surprise them and what I what I wanted to do was I wanted to reacquaint myself with you know now that I can I can watch somebody actually in that moment try to what my ethics around hunting were and I thought that I prepared myself and I just I thought went when I was when I saw you find out where Joe is because I have no question knowing your ethics and how you think that you would have a very subtle perspective on all these different kinds of kills which sorts of animals Spears okay let's we're in a weird place where the weird place because ethically I think you have two choices three choices you three choices are rifle which is number one ethically realistically because if you shoot something with a rifle you you can be really accurate like out to a hundred yards 100% of the time like unless it's crazy windy out or the some weird conditions altitude can affect ballistics but not that's a hundred yards your f****** deadly if you have a really good control of squid squeezing the trigger unit jerk and everything and not panicking then Boaz second yunobo it requires way more practice way way more fine-tuning of your motor skills but it's still possible then you have crossbow which is even more effective than a bow faster more feet per second faster feet per second so that it it travels at a flat line cuz it's going quicker Port drop they'll drop the same speed right bullets and arrows all drop at the same speed they just don't get get there at the same speed so the same amount of time like if I'm shooting something at a hundred yards in it with a bow I am aiming with with a site that is calculating for the fact that the arrow is going to drop significantly in the time that it takes if it's going 280 ft per second is like a normal speed for a good bow with a good heavy Arrow that's lady feet per second that goes a hundred yards okay A Bullet is going to go a hundred yards far quicker but in the same amount of time it takes that Arrow to get to that Target the bull is going to drop the same amount of the arrow that's what most people don't understand so a crossbow is more ethical because it's more accurate it's just have fewer moving Parts you can actually sit on a rest and just squeeze the trigger easier to manipulate and the the arrow is traveling faster so it's called Bowl traveling faster so it'll drop less after that she gets Squirrely and people have done it but it gets to how accurate are you and it what is with your ethical drain right range for a really good Hunter with a bow and arrow is probably 80 yards maybe it's a moose 90-yard something big butt with a spear like what you got 10 yards so you know why that's the question I was so you doing it for me are you doing it because is this your Mount Everest you want to kill a pig with a spear and are you saying that a pig is not worth as much so you should be able to kill it with a spear cuz these are all weird these are weird allow them to shoot you still allowed to hunt used to be allowed to hunt black bears with a spear in Alberta until a big Scandal a couple years ago where a guy filmed self doing that ET shot a berry killed a bear with spear and was hooting and hollering and and people put got a hold of video and that is disgusting and protested and people from Under Armour dropped his wife from this sort of sponsorship deal with them and it is it ignited cause a rift in The Hunting Community some people think is good to hunt with a rock but what are we doing are we just going out to get meat or are we putting on a macho performance of our ability to this is exactly what I wanted to get a Twitches if you know that a population has to be controlled and you want the meat then it makes sense to me that you have to open yourself up to some of the pleasure of the kill that makes some sense but what I saw just like flipped me out because it was above and beyond and other things it's not surprising you know I mean I think if you if you were there you'd probably be even more conflicted cuz you actually was there in the presence of the thing dying video is one thing but being they're alive when they died completely different thing it's it's it's a very complicated thing because we have these deep set emotional directions to certain animals that my friend Steve rinella he's going to be actually on tomorrow he calls them charismatic megafauna different view of certain animals bears in particular but if you use the animal respectfully respectfully and you kill it ethically and you do I don't have any problem with honey bears and in fact I think it's actually an S&S it really isn't necessary task it is something that even if you don't like to hunt bears if you're living in a Alberta you probably should hunt bears because you should do your part there are a lot of them out there and in one of the things that becomes an interesting relationship is a relationship between the Moose hunters and the deer hunters and the bear hunters that they kind of those Smart Ones have come to an understanding that even if I don't hunt bear I need those people out there doing it but it's how do you do it and why you doing it I think you I've seen animals die very quickly with I've never seen the animal guy with a spear I don't think it's necessary but I don't want to be the person that tells you you can't do it if you have an ethical range of 5 yards and you only hunt bear with a spear at 5 yards and you kill it immediately you hit it and kill it you're right then you're right there that's not based on the method is based on what what are the ethical parameters around the chi appreciate also I would kind of be a hypocrite because even though I can ethically kill something at 4 yards just figure out what the number is depending on the size of the animal even though I can do that I could do it way easier with a rifle so why am I using a bow and arrow why do I want to make it more difficult why am I making it more challenging why am I requiring myself to practice but because you're very self-aware it's a very important question to ask because if I was just doing it just for the meat I would probably use a rifle key questions how do you want to indulge that what is the setting setting blah blah blah so that was the that was the thing I found shocking is that I thought you know I understood something about the need to control population it's the affect which really killed me very surprised by my own reaction well lot of people are taking issue my good friend Ben O'Brien who's a brilliant writer who's actually also a hunter is advocating that people stop taking what he calls grip and grins with a grip and grin is like say if you shot a beautiful dear you're holding the deer up by the antlers and you're smiling and he's advocating that those photos of problematic because look at it like you're some bloodthirsty assholes at super happy that something died that's not even though that's not how the people feel when they taking those photos with there are as happy that something which is very difficult words you know supposed to be using a bow most people go home empty-handed it's requires too much Fitness Physical Fitness cuz you're going up and down right now and this requires too much accuracy and training and technique in archery most people f****** up and then there's dealing with anxiety most people f*** it up but after it's all over this is feeling of elation right you did it I can't believe it came together while cuz it was probably not going to come together and people get happy of these are people again that already accept hunting now if you take someone who is an animal rights activists or someone who deeply appreciates animals and then you show them that photo they have a completely different association with what that photo means what that photo means he was an a****** who's A Trophy Hunter will let me get my thing and I don't know any species that celebrate that celebrates a kill for food with Glee tap to your right and then they they share it through altruism


    Joe Rogan Rants About the Current State of Politics
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    it comes to an end the only hope that I have is through reasonable dialogue becoming an accepted and appreciated things celebrated thing and that this is possible that people could realize there's them so stupidity to this team mentality that we have is Right vs left which is almost all a good percentage of it is he's assumed identities right these these predetermined turns that get adopted in order to as we first started talking about this and in order to establish yourself as someone who's in a group accepted by this group and you see it left and right I mean I don't want to name any names but there's a bunch of people to do it blatantly you see them that I've even seen them switched teams and he see them switched teams and I don't buy the rationalizations when it comes to ideology but I think is what they're doing is they're switching teams because they realize there's an inn on this team and they can just say this is the problem with the team I used to those f****** losers and they're they're really Benedict Arnold right and it's like they probably have as much of an Infinity to the ideas of one side of the do the other side they just go all in on one side to get acceptance from the group has no way people change their opinion that much over two years was like that you know it's like they just decide this group makes more sense now and I've been attacked by people on the left so I'm going to go to the right or vice versa and usually what it is is mean you wouldn't even when they say they've been attacked maybe there's 300 million people just in this country alone if you put something out there publicly and 1000 people attack you don't act like you're being persecuted okay you have an idea you've launched that idea out into the Zeitgeist and people took a big s*** on it you know whether it's the people on the right or people on the left you got to be able to argue your point one way or the other and not just immediately jump ship when someone who shares ideas with you decide that your idea sucks and maybe they're wrong and maybe you're right Beka argue that through with this idea of these partisan patterns that people just seem to automatically fall into their so detrimental to dialogue or so detrimental to us under really understanding each other and it really having some sort of a sense of community right this is a giant community of 300 million people there any supposed to be and is this is nonsense this is nonsense we need better understanding and let you know the world better education gets tossed around a lot but it also means better social understanding right better social education depreciation of who we are and why we think the way we think and calling out weasels on both sides of the pattern like calling out weasels on the right that are pandering they're just trying to like get up a repeating a lot of these like accepted believes cuz they know that hit this frequency in a lot of people sing along or the same thing that our people are doing on the left to do it on both sides I think most reasonable people have a collection of ideas that they share from both the right and the left and most reasonable people are reasonably compassionate and I think that's one of the things we're missing some reasonable sense of not just ethics but an appreciation for each other for all of us as a group and did this. I think if we can celebrate reasonable conversations and celebrate an understanding of other people's perspectives be able to just look at how you're looking at things have empathy okay let me see where you coming from with this okay let me put myself in your shoes are you you cock and f*** you you this and instead of thinking about it that way if we just just try to just everybody exercise little bit more little bit more right and come at this from a rational place and try to like realize like an explosion I've been very dangerous idea inclusion officers and I thought about it and run platforming somebody is an active exclusion dropping three interesting that the people who are for inclusion are very focused on the need for deplatforming which is an active exclusion so shouldn't have Chief exclusion officers that both monitor who is being excluded including in a somebody like James D'Amore at Google I guess it ethical to exclude him or are there certain voices that need to not be at some tables in order for something to make progress because if you always have the voice that the most extreme that doesn't except the game then it's very hard to move forward with in the game if you're constantly being reminded you're so we have a series of situations in which it seems like some perspective that very few people hold terrorizes majorities or you know people who sort of more or less get along with each other and keeps pushing us into this very divided landscape I was just curious you know is art group of people that we we talk and hang out with in common where you see the high Leverage is that where we just finished the midterm we've got the 2020 election looks to me like Hillary is kind of in whether she wants to get back in the game this Trump thing has completely you know it's like it's like the dress because it's black and blue or white and gold for like to be eight years right I just have you thought about how this ends well I would never be so presumptuous to think that I have any idea how this ends proposed various scenarios to myself and I don't like any of them I don't like where it's going cuz I would have worried about in this is also again hypocritical that cuz I think you probably should burned down and be rebuilt from the ruins when I waked I know this isn't very clean either though honestly. Guy once not clean the whole thing is weird the bankers having the amount of influence they have the fact that there's two lobbyists what is it what's the number to lobbyists to every member of Congress or to lobbyists every senator for the pharmaceutical industry by the way the number of people that have influence over with the way our laws are shaped it's it's so f****** bananas right now right so so off the rails is that what it is 12 I think we're impatient and I think we're we're we really want to make sure that this wedding of ideas happened quickly because we see the answer we see the solution we we we see this is incorrect and we see these people that think the world is flat are idiots and we think of these people that this I think this and think that we think they're all wrong and so we want to stop them from talking but that doesn't work it just works for now it did it oftentimes feeds those ideas and it also it if you have to question like why are you so sure why are you so sure that you are correct that you want you don't just want your side to be heard exclusively you want to you want to silence these other people's ability to participate in this argument even if they're totally wrong I think that's dangerous because I think that the way to fight off ideas that aren't good is it cute ideas that are good and you're going to be going to have a bunch of people that agree with ideas that are bad but I think that that's a part of this whole figuring things out like you need to have bad ideas floating around there to appreciate good ideas of all the ideas are good like what do we do get it out against he's not bad to have these bad ideas broadcast it's bad to not have someone say hey these are bad idea you see it in action stock market swindling I think in a lot of ways it's important we need to understand that this is a pattern that people falling to continually over and over again when they have control over the money they have control of those involved in numbers what do I do this, if I tell you that this is going to go down than you invest money and I put the money in your bag and we work together to make some money right absolutely it's kind of important just because we're not done we're still in some sort of emotional and psychological and even physical Evolution we're in the middle of this thing and I think that bad ideas facilitate comprehension like these really shity ideas with a lot of people have what they do think they've facilitative comprehension of why we think dumb s*** and sometimes you don't know why people think dumb s*** until you see someone over and over again that thinks dumb s*** and you get to see that whether it's Alex Jones fill in the blank what time you want deeply but I don't think I want a lot of our leading experts deplatformed okay when you're going deep or is it the we're selling weapons of mass destruction in Iraq as a response to 911 or you know the people let's assume that you're reasonable person on immigration you neither think that border should be open or closed then you start hearing professors set you know anything about immigration is that it has absolutely no costs and all of them are better than all of our people because you know they're highly trained and highly motivated their young you thinking like okay what kind of thing has all benefits and no costs ready you're not even entering into rational description and now we're hearing like all these trade deal that got negotiated yeah that kind of wasn't true all those things that we were telling you that if you if you question these things were backward protectionist and you were just stuck in the old world you could embrace the new yeah that was all bulshit institutional expertise is at an all-time low nobody really trust any of our institutions to be an authoritative source of ground truth that's not to say that everything that the institution say is wrong or everything the expert says wrong far from it it's just they're almost no experts are institutions that aren't willing to distort facts in order to pursue institutional cult. and Peter teal my friend and boss came on Dave Rubin show I thought that was quite a moment where this alternate network of distribution which is not under centralized control started to be seen as comparably powerful and important and I think some of the noises a Tucker Carlson just made to Dave Rubin about why you're doing this out of your garage and you have the freedom to do anything I'm I'm beholden to the structure in which I live we're two very interesting place with respect to what is this thing this alternate distribution Network for Friday has that's unpoliced by the institutions and you know I think I've been convinced in the last 2 days. I need advice that I got from you at the beginning so you need to start a podcast I think I need to start a podcast podcast but we have to we have to return to some kind of stable sanity that I'm positive that the institutions can't return us to because the institutional interests really have to do with the fact that certain kinds of growth on which their predicated their existence is predicated of evaporated so all of these institutions are extremely vulnerable to corruption at the moment and the real Revolution I'm seeing it is it high agency individuals are outcompeting traditional institutional structures in terms of mine share and some of those agency individuals are irresponsible you know they're like Milo types that are kind of trying to light things up and some of them are extremely responsible and some of them and I will do if you are responsible things but will self-correct and this new world that is being born is a huge check on the institutions but it's still a large separate like am I right that you don't do a lot of network television anymore but I used to I mean that's how I became famous in the first place right you know but yeah I don't do it anymore but it's also because there's nothing fun out there like this like there's no place for this right other than this this is the only place you could do this but isn't it interesting to you that we're still have not like Jordan had to be dealt with by the mainstream because the book do big has affect was too large I think his effect on the Internet is bigger than the book I think the the YouTube videos and the debate city has the one I was telling you the recent one interview with GQ really good is very smart but she gets trounced and it's because he's been in the trenches with this stuff for a long time I mean he he's he's fighting a very strange fight of dialogue in of interpretation of discussion and and the freedom of intellectual sovereignty you know there's a lot of people that want you to think a very certain way and use certain words and say certain things and it doesn't matter whether or not you are in fact racist or sexist or homophobic or whatever it is a weird Battle of control going on that it's at the heart of it as much as it is a battle of inclusion and diversity and strengthening our overall Progressive mine there's a little bit of that too but there's also an undeniable game is being played and people want to win the scores that are being scored his points on the board that's throwing in new agents their teams going at it and whenever Jordan goes on one of these conversations is video interviews and is a feminist and Jordan Peterson like there's a f****** game going on we're watching a soccer match or watching the wrestling match this is Jiu-Jitsu they're playing intellectual Jiu-Jitsu and Jordans really good at tapping people he's really good at Niger I keep setting in new chick they said in that Cathy Newman ladies like so what you're saying is that didn't work either she's got devastated she got rocked and this is what's happening over and over and over again because whether you appreciate what he saying or not he has some facts that are undeniable he has some positions that are based on a rich understanding of history and of Marxism and communism and of a lot of the problems with people with held thoughts if your compelling people to behave a certain way compelling people talk a certain way and we're not talking about you no compelling people did not commit crimes are violent we're talking about weird things like compelled pronouns and so I take if they take your analogy cuz you brought it up that he's like doing Jiu-Jitsu description of the early days of MMA was fascinating fighting was so we didn't know who would win or what systems worked and if you think about the mainstream media is like Aikido some system that maybe has some valid validity in some very rarified context and it comes into general-purpose fighting systems and it's it's dismantled very quickly so now we have this weird situation that we've got this new world of kind of rule Laden anything-goes discussions more or less and the mainstream world doesn't want like the Akita world doesn't want to acknowledge that this weird UFC type thing is happening how long does that go on for as long as it takes this is similar to I think the what's happening intellectually and this is one of the reasons why I don't think you should stop people from expressing these bad ideas. fill in the blank what are the group is yeah that's clearly stepping outside of the realm of civilization and into war and violence and we could all collectively decided we should all collectively decide we should have ethics together like whether it's right or left or in the middle we should all the side hey you can't do that because what you're doing is your calling for violence against someone who's not committing any Vine did the speech is offencive and it is potentially dangerous but we think it should be down regulated differently than the deplatforming option well the deplatforming option the real issue is there's only a few different avenues for these people to express themselves publicly and that the argument that be regulated like utility or should they be thought of his private businesses get to decide what's on their their Channel essentially like it's almost like a up a private NBC that everyone can broadcast on if it's none of the above what is the problem is we're trying to pretend is it like a dinner party is at the Public Square is it a utility and it's none of these things I think these ideas what I was discussing that like there's a reason why good ideas and bad idea should go to war is the same reason why even though I kind of knew that most Kung Fu was b******* before the UFC I want those guys got to get in there and try oh you got some deathtouch hey come on in reduce you to a guy you know this is his name is Cain Velasquez and are you going to try your deathtouch and now he's just going to wrestle you to the ground and beat your f****** brains in okay right but that's not going to happen cuz you know deathtouch


    Joe Rogan on Vampire Deer & Crazy Animals
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    opt out the biology three more Last Wish here either will do you not like that thing vampire deer does a real animal do that how f****** strange what was it what was in the sky interesting is apparently elk have these things called that people called Ivory's now but they what they are is a one-point time they have tusks like a boar fights and they eventually shrink and now they're just this weird sore nuby thing actually have some here I'll show it to you it's Ivory that grows inside their head and it one point I was some kind of a weapon just like their head is me the antlers you know what's the largest how do we describe this what was the date the quickest growing being in the animal world is the the antlers of an elk are they fall off every year and they grow back every year and it's all just provided and they used to grow back tucks to these two have the answer but that's just that's just for duking it out ya crazy Weaponry sexual selection what you want a really weird thing as a dung beetle there's a conserve system whereby and some dung beetles the amount of Weaponry you have is your antler is inversely proportional to the amount of copulatory apparatus you have where it counts and so if you have really impressive weaponry able to do quite as much and that maybe the engine is speciation because the vagina and penis that system is a locking key and so if something shrinks too much and you can't necessarily get get the job done a dung beetle with giant horns f**** everybody up his Gene can't pass on that maybe there's a certain amount of cooperation is needed in the dung beetle world can't have an oppressor world the patriarchy in the Kangaskhan of the dung beetle world the patriarchy in the real world look at the girls make fun of them


    Joe Rogan on the Physical Toll of Fighting
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    an interesting when you were young guy do you think you would have I would have 100% done it and I probably would have a much harder time having this conversation that's right yeah for sure yeah you got the skills you've been in training idiom you really know what you're talkin about and you're getting front row seats but not actually having to have your brain particularly take the pounding there's no getting away from that is that is the unfortunate reality that every fighter except there's no getting away from that there's an absolute possibility and it's not just your head it's also your joints the big part is your back and your neck I know many guys that have neck impingement sand disc herniation and fused neck discs and then nerve-pinched where their nerves are impinged to the point where they have atrophy in their arms I know several guys who have that would have one arm that's smaller than the other arm and it's severely impede their ability to move and they used to be world champions 2 on the show bus route and Pat miletich to the greatest of all-time both guys have a one small arm in one regular-sized arm cuz of neck impingement so their nerves are literally pinched down by all the swelling and scar tissue in the damaged discs yeah but since we became friends I started just casually looking at this world and it's utterly fast I think you would there's there's two bright is the MMA World which incorporates all the different martial arts and then there's do Jiu Jitsu world and the Jiu-Jitsu world I think you would find out yes you would love it because it's basically with to call it chess is not quite Fair because it's more complex than chess is much more going on Visa Freedom or so high but it's also easier to win fairly competent the other one is a man Republic Crush you're very quickly on but the when you watch two really high-level guys trying to set each other up its ass crazy rolling exercising leverage and position and then the knowledge of moves that Eddie Bravo vs. is when the fight goes to the ground explaining to watch get home what you want to do right now his right leg over his arm and as soon as he does that now that arm is stuck he's in trouble right now I'd like to try to explain that to people so they can follow along replay the great games of like more fear, Buffalo chest and you're just thinking wow that okay there's the Evergreen gave their The Immortal game and that that to me is fast Eddie but it's actually more interesting to me in the UFC Arena because of the fact that that's only a component and that it's the what I didn't understand was how much we could get close to unrestricted fighting and still have people fairly dependably live with minimal obvious disfigured disfigurement if we limited weight cutting the weight cutting is the number one health issue in the sport and my opinion is number two is the brain damage and the impact until you no broken bones think along those lines but the number one is weight cutting because it's so unnecessary it's such a such an issue that needs to be addressed cuz he's guys want to compete at the highest weight possible so you know how it works okay see if you were going to compete 170 lb division but you actually weighed 190 what you would do is you would wait until you follow pretty strict diet keep your body weight in your fat a certain level and then when it comes out to a few days before you would dehydrate yourself pretty radical and then rehydrate yourself scientifically using the correct is a bunch of guys like George Lockhart guys who are experts in this and then they give you the exact right amount of nutrients of your electrolytes and get you in a perfect balance but you're still and if you don't have a guy like a George Lockhart or someone is a real expert in nutrition and understands biology and can get you back into that position your most likely going to compete compromised but you can accept that significant compromising because you're going to be a bigger person than the person you're fighting but they also like in boxing in particular the vast majority of deaths have occurred in the lighter weight divisions and a lot of it is not just because of the head trauma but because its head trauma to someone is dehydrated take it to eat it sucks and it's it's contrary to what martial arts is supposed to be about martial arts supposed to be about skill for skills on supposed to be but cheating and the cheating thing is like you're dehydrating yourself it's like sanctioned cheating you're saying you're 170 lb in what year he wants to compete at 170 lb in my humble opinion they should actually weigh 170 lb my friend cam hands is a ultramarathon runner and one of things that he does when he gets ready for Ultra marathons is he lose his body weight but he hasn't anybody way to lose so he'll he'll burn 3000 calories and eat 2000 calories and that's how he loses weight he lets his body eat itself so he gets down to the 160s and that's when he runs these gigantic long races like 240 my butt you can do this but you don't have to dehydrate yourself with a choose to dehydrate themselves because they replenish and then they get much bigger when they get inside the Octagon when he's 165 is actually 165 that's just what he weighs and that's a way to run 240 miles so he does it through discipline but these guys that are doing it and it's not their fault because it's already been established it's a part of this poor it's been there for years and years and years and it's it's sanctioned cheating and everybody does it and it's the worst part of the sport because it's real damaging to your kidneys terrible for your organs your body starts to shut down when you do it too often your body doesn't want to lose weight anymore so it starts to really hold on to that water and got fall asleep and pass out bang their heads off walls and fight get canceled like proflex championship-level fights you canceled cuz got blackout and crack their head off the wall and this is it this is happened in the in the USA before it's just super super unnecessary and unfortunate and part of it is because there's no enough weight classes is like you know there's one 55 minutes 170 the difference between 155 and 170 is not just 15 lb cuz if you actually weigh 155 and it's guys dropping down to 170 that m*********** could be 190 + and he's just figuring out a way to cut weight to get down to their and that happens all the time so you're you're dealing with you nobody could be 25-30 lb difference between you two guys if you're if you actually weigh with the weight classes when you get into the octagon people are forced to drop way they're forced to go lower they want to compete at a world-class level they're forced to take this extra risk and it could be mitigated it could be could all be stopped by a hydration test the the UFC can step in all the athletic commissions can step in and say enough is enough you're going to fight it what you weigh and we will give you more weight classes so you can figure out what's the wait for you to be best at and I hope it doesn't take someone dying before they figure this out forced to go lower than want to compete at a world-class level they're forced to take this extra risk and it could be mitigated if you could all be stopped by a hydration test the the UFC can step in all the athletic commissions can step in and say enough is enough you're going to fight it what you weigh and we will give you more weight classes so you can figure out what's the wait for you to be best at and I hope it doesn't take someone dying before they figure this out


    Joe Rogan - Eric Weinstein Explains Gauge Symmetry
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    symmetry what the hell is that alright well here's the church here's the craziest thing there is a very confusing visual image of the fundamental unit that you need to appreciate what gauge symmetry is all about and I had Jamie loaded up under the tab called planet hopf and this is going to be Joe PFA hopf what the f*** am I looking at you were looking at the most important object in the universe what that looks like some trippy screensaver on your laptop take another puff my friend because of that worth it this is what you're looking at is a principal fiber bundle and it's very confusing to figure out what you're looking at but it's finite in other words if we stay at for an hour or two list of me actually answer all your questions you will actually know what a principal bundle is and you will know the arena in which gauge Theory exists for folks at home they're just listening and they will what the f*** these guys talking about what is the name of this video Jamie it's not a video file on a page just listening and you have no idea why I'm freaking out this was done by the friend of mine named Roar barnatan I actually coded the same thing up strangely enough didn't do a brilliant job of coloring it and looks amazing so what you're looking at is a two dimensional sphere that is the surface of the Earth where an extra Circle included at every point on the surface of that sphere but you're not visualizing and that extra Circle which would be called the fiber when you take the totality of all of those circles together one for each point on the surface of the sphere they create something called a three sphere that is all the points that are 1 unit of distance away from the origin in four-dimensional space that three dimensional sphere is the analog of a two dimensional sphere sitting in three dimensional space so think about a caramel apple you've ever make caramel apples you get a disc of caramel and you wrap it around the sphere that is the Apple surface right so this is the three-dimensional version of caramel wrapped around the three dimensional sphere sitting in four-dimensional space now trying but looking totally trippie Redd and so we're not going to get it completely during the session however I don't think so we like the time so the first thing is you are finding out that one of your friends thinks this is the most important object in the universe and you've never even heard of it right much less know that there's one visual example what the f*** houses happening now exactly I'm crazy well okay this is what was discovered in the mid-1970s as the connection between mathematics and different what we call differential geometry and the discipline of particle theory so two guys Jim Simons the world now the world's most successful hedge fund manager in CN Yang a person who might arguably be the world's first or second greatest living theoretical physics add a lunch seminar and this is why don't we figure out how do we talk to each other and what they found out they both had developed version of this picture and independent independently so it was the Rosetta Stone that Unleashed 2 Revolution so in Lawrence Krauss was talking to you about gauge theory he was saying things about chess boards and you color it white and colored black is super confusing to me I would rather your people be confused about an example of the object on which we do gauge theory that you can visually see right now if I started to tell you what gauge theory is pretty simple so here's an accurate description I never hear anyone say when you're doing differential calculus I don't know if you remember differential calculus trying to figure out the slopes of lines and brought instantaneous rise over the run so that always makes sense to people okay I figure out how fast going up or how fast is going across the question arises which is where do you measure the rise from the for example if I say that what is the height of Mount Everest Jamie will say 30 was 35,000 2929 029 what's the highest the highest 182 it's above sea level and there's no ocean so we start from the center of the earth we have this structure called the geoid which is the interpolation of sea level as if sea level is if the Earth was only ocean and there was no taizai right and is if there is some sort of We snuck in the reference level that's my point is that we teach these kids to repeat slides 29,000 and change above sea level and there's no sea level is the magic of gauge Theory right which is that we measure the Rye over the Run based on a custom level level that we all agree upon suffer example let's imagine that you and I are in some country experiencing hyperinflation right and I'm your boss and you say dude I need a raise I said well look I told you I would hire you for another ten thousand dinars a month and you say yeah that's why your salary is constant I took the derivative of it did you 10,000 last month 10,000 this month so you're getting the same amount derivative equal 0 it's constant salary now you have to come back at me in calculus you say no I don't like your notion of the derivative because what you're doing is your measuring the absolute number of Dinars that you're paying me but what I want to do is I want to measure in purchasing power because I'm losing money every month that you don't increase my salary so I now come up with a version of the calculus in which Mike cell is not constant because it's being measured relative to purchasing power rather than absolute units that's gauge there is that you're bringing in a reference level that does the differentiation so you your measuring rise over run by customizing the problem so these were two different applications of the calculus the cheating employer says I want to go with constant Dinars the gifted employee says not so fast gauge Theory I want to use a custom reference level which is purchasing power right so it's like sneaking the geoid into Tibet to measure Everest I've got my custom level baby weightlifter we'd still in reference to quantum physics like how you would use gauge symmetry should inform what we can do linguistically so you should push everything into the visual realm that you can remember that like I showed you the hopf fibration which is the only in some sense the only mature picture I can show you of a principal vibration in Geometry or physics that is honest and has the full complexity it's got a certain kind of nodded menace to it it's got something that we would call curvature and it is visualize apple and so it would be better that we spent you know a day or two on this most important project which we think reality is based around and that you visually got comfortable with it and then you said okay now tell me again with Gauge symmetry is and then instead of Lawrence talking about this chess board in the color is all the stuff by analogy you'd actually be seeing gauge Theory visually I could program a computer and have done so just show you visually what a gauge theory is and I'll take some time to sort understand what the trippy pictures are beautiful let's bring up the Escher staircase and Jamie has a nice wrinkle on this that instead of using m c Escher staircase he's got this animated guy just keeps going down all right now what's going on with those stairs now those stairs are sort of an optical illusion because obviously can't just keep going down but then you build the assistant systems like rock-paper-scissors what's the best thing to throw in rock paper scissors Berlin citizen papers better than Rock right so you go around that thing and now that the point is that you get to like rock is much better than Rock right in the guy that seems crazy concept would be what we would call Halle know me the weird settings rock is better than Rock because of that going around the loop why rock is better than Rock I don't get it there for a better than Rock because you around the loop and came back to rock Tech MMA math if your changing currencies and you don't spend any of it because you keep you lose using your credit card by the time you come home you have more money than when you left because the exchange rates did something so that when you changed into each currency you somehow got richer but by saying Brock is better than Rock you're denying the fact they're exactly the same that this system here so those stairs in engage Theory would be these reference levels for the derivative and you can have situations where the reference levels don't knit flat lie together right and so by virtue of that we would say that the system has curvature curvature is the Essure Earnest of of these better than transitive statements casinos Asher patches those sketches they're very strange because what there are a bunch of staircases that appear to always be going downhill even if one of them is above the other one it's very strange very strange animated even though it really looks like somehow or another in Miles go up somewhere but you don't ever see it going up but it's also a factor of the illusion of perspective and how it's drawn and and you know playing good lines exactly but if you do this very weird experiment which we didn't know about until the late 50s called The Aronoff foam experiment if you run a electric current through a wire that's insulated it's it appears not to have any electromagnetic field outside of the insulation however if you do some sort of quantum interference experiment you tell that there's current going through because it affects the phage phase shift let's say of an electron orbiting that insulated electromagnetic system so nobody thought that was going to happen because they thought well-insulated would keep that we thought at the electromagnetic field is what determines the shift in the electron but it's insulated there is no electromagnetic field to worry about it turned out that it wasn't the electromagnetic field alone it was some previous geometric cons just called the electromagnetic potential that determine something about the phase shift so this extra staircase in the case of electromagnetism it's like the photons are the analog of those steps they're partially would determine the derivative operators does reference levels and again in our in our discussion of the am I paying you the right amount in a hyper inflationary economy so all of these things you're trying to figure out well that's an optical illusion but that affect actually occurs and some cysts not as an optical illusion yes right so this weirdness requires a fair amount in terms of either study of math or learning visualization but there's no way to achieve it in my experience with linguistic communication like all the stuff that gets said about you know the universe is expanding or let me tell you what it needs theory is and in what there's a reason it's it doesn't make any acting sense I see what you're saying but this is like what Fineman said if you think you know quantum physics you don't know quantum physics there's some of that one of the most important things in the world is this thing called a spinner like the electrons and protons correspond to things called Spinners in the average person has no idea that Spinners exists what's more Spinners have a proper that when I tell it to you linguistically won't make any sense with coffee 360° sorry your finger should not change on the cup turn the cup 360 degrees without spilling it and try to take sip okay that didn't work now without coming back how would you take a sip ready here we go are you going to go around the circle 360 right now I'm screwed if I don't bring it back underneath so that's system required 720 degrees of rotation unexpectedly keep going right now the idea that there are objects that don't come back to themselves under 360 degrees of rotation but require 720's probably never thought about before in your life but without that you wouldn't have the Pauli Exclusion Principle you wouldn't have the stability of matter and this thing is called the Philippine wine dance Jamie do you want to be seductive it seems like some very odd ethnic dance yeah but like maybe you could do 11th Planet Jiu Jitsu we go so this spinner is one of the coolest most important objects anywhere and it was discovered to be important physics by guy named Paul Dirac theory is entirely responsible for the world that we live in this is so bizarre and animation and nobody knows about it unless you're hanging out with physicists they don't tell you that electromagnetism has to do with the fact that there's a put Circle at every point in space and time that's invisible to you they don't tell you that there's stuff that requires 720 degrees of rotation they just a mind-blowing stuff about so what is happening in a 720 degrees of rotation in the quantum world there's an object that is requiring this just the way the cup Arm System require 720 degrees of what object is called the spinner and that's spinner is how we model the neutrino quarks all that is spin Oriole matter sir we're does this fit in in our model of the universe like what is the function of this why is it there what is it how do we know it's there but we know it's there because when Dirac so there was this problem with like the show equation Schrodinger equation takes one derivative in terms of the direction of time and takes to derivatives in the direction of all the spatial directions but because Einstein told us that space and time are woven together for the theory to be relativistic you need the same number of derivatives of time as of space to space time is sort of one kind of semi unified object all right that means you either after boost the number of derivatives of time up to 2 to match the to derivatives in the space we have to knock the to direct derivatives in the spatial directions down to one derivative to get it to be equal No One Direction get you to something called the Klein Gordon equation with the rock did is he took a square root of the Klein Gordon equation to get these Spinners so we had these numbers he didn't understand at first that he was going to get kicked into this world of spinners he came up with a square root equation which 8 x be thought to be numbers was not equal to beat that was like equal to the negative of be times that it was like what two numbers when you multiply them matter in which order they wasn't numbers it was matrices this was one of the great insights you know arrival time Stein in terms of the depth of what it told us about the universe most of us haven't really heard of Paul to rock we don't realize that he has one of the three most important equations in physics now in when you say three most important important and how it's applicable to Everyday Life important and how it's given us an understanding and quantum physics or important how it's understand it it's it's understanding is significant to Quantum business talking about Bedrock reality like you and I are having a conversation and if it's your Matrix fan and what we might call the contract what is the construct made of made so the way I do it is I think of it as a newspaper story there's where and when did it happen there was who and what was involved in this how and why so where and when the space and time clearly The Who and the what toomey's let's say the who is the spin Oriole stuff like electrons protons neutrons quarks the stuff that were made of and then you and I are only able to see each other because we're passing photons back and forth with your Force particles they're not spin or oil they come back to themselves after 360 Degrees that don't require 7:20 that's what this is sort of the you know if you were going to go to a play it have the the dramatic personality the play given to you at the beginning so this is what this universe is it's a story about space and time where and where and when about what is in that you know like who are the players what equipment they using that's like bosons and fermions and then there's the how and the why which is the equations in the lagrangian


    Joe Rogan on Learning from Adversity
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    especially southwell any kind of adversity you know the gum coming off of being evacuated from the fires which was for me not that difficult you know I'm not poor I got a hotel I brought my family to the hotel we got safe got my dog to the to the podcast studio and everybody's all right you know but for those firefighters I mean 12-hour shifts battling the blaze or people lost their home some of them try to save it was a story about a guy in Malibu the climbed on top of the roof of the hose I tried to fight off the fire and you get severe burns and he's in the hospital and mean it's raining Ash and an in these trunks of f****** fire on people Embers they're falling from the sky in this guy's trying to save his house and then that guy literally went through the fires he'll be a different person after this no question we've been in something of a reality drought the number of people who have very little relationship to reality I mean live in Cambridge Massachusetts and you come in from Boston and there would be the science of fresh killed chicken like no bones about it man fresh killed chicken but like chicken McNuggets nobody quite knows what part of the chicken is a McNugget and so I think we've gotten very divorce there all of these layers of indirection between us in the world and when a fire happens it's so overwhelming we were just cooking on the in the SF smoke in the Bay Area there's it it it just gets real after having been on wheel for a very long time it's unavoidable it makes you it makes you Buck up like you got to get out of there like we got evacuated Thursday at 2:30 in the morning we were looking up like we got to get the f*** out of here I don't give a s*** what you leave behind just go keep your body and go everything else it's either replaceable or you don't really need it that much anyway just f****** and when you see that fire raging over those Hills and helicopters dropping water on it and then another house explodes cuz the gas line gets hit it's just you you I saw that you see that you go Ojo there's there's not enough people in the world to save you there's not enough f****** firefighters or cops there's too many houses a too many people and a bunch of these houses are going to go you got to get the f*** out of there and but there's a certain I was with the a bunch of my friends from my neighborhood and my friend Tom Segura and his wife we all stayed at the same hotel and we felt we do is like a tangible sense of community for this is that I love this point let's imagine you go for a wedding and they house you with your third cousin people you barely know if you're lucky enough that the sewage system breaks and like stuff is leaking out of the ceiling and you guys all have to do heroic crazy stuff to say the house you're going to be closer to your third cousin then you are going to your Uncle Brian and this is very strange feature of the world that is kind of a random arrival of diversity is very often would Bond you to some particular human being and if you avoid adversity in groups your whole life you probably don't realize that you're never fully activated as a human being ever musically you know if if men I think don't form groups that in some sense fight or battle together so there's this very weird fact that apparently humans are the only species that organize contest in teams you know this is an intrinsic feature of Being Human contests the other animals have any contest well just have to spar him somebody else I don't think that they practice it is like okay your red team chimp European chimp what were the only ones that do stuff like that that can communicate right like dolphins can communicate but they don't do stuff like that right or you have individual sparring like you ought to Bears learning to play with each other because it's safer to play with your brother in childhood than it is to just suddenly show up against them big ass bear and have to compete for female


    Joe Rogan - Which is Better: Grass-Fed or Grain-Fed Beef?
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    for a grass-fed beef or do you like corn-fed cuz I and he was telling me that he actually like corn fed beef stew schools of thought and then there's two schools of what is quality beef right so when school is he eating grass flavors different it's not as tender but it is high-quality beef okay then the other of Corey says you know a cow USDA prime corn-fed incredible marbling ridiculous fat content restricted motion I'd say lesser quality beef than the other but they also do Pastor the first eating wise pound-for-pound the corn-fed steak will be more delicious okay for some people and then for some people the other one will be in my my mind the grass-fed organic pasture beef with it different flavor from me as a high-quality animal the Richer taste it's a dancer darker iron taste like it better and I do like a corn-fed steak encounter more corn fed beef that and they differ first judge of character to the qualities that meat is Marblehead it's not tender that's a reoccurring thing that we fight with everyday Joe Beef Tender as it's not organic but you can also have a brief finish and like quality grains why not beef in my restaurant that comes from very close to my restaurant you know when we open Joe Beef at the beginning when that first book of the first book was written before the problem back then you know local beef was kind of difficult and you know we were buying be from larger wholesalers and we if we didn't know how to read the barcodes on the boxes they would say was Canadian beef but it might not Northam Northern USA beef but we didn't know because only a professional could read the barcode but they were saying was Canadian but one day I had a professional come into the restaurant and he said no actually this beef is you have from a company with investiture is in Canada but this is from Western Australia from Western Australia that's super far the menu or seek Alternatives but it's a business that's complex because there's pastures and feedlots slaughterhouse and Packers right now and it's not like we have land that come from the parents lamp and then they firmly raise the lamb and they bring it to the slaughterhouse themselves and then we get a lamb beef is like it's like tracing Bourbons you know it's like trading and brokerage and stuff it's the most sketchy item on a restaurant menu like I know that I bought land from you and I know I bought rabbit from Beatrice and goat cheese from this family and all of the products in my restaurant I know exactly the farm as a farmer beef it's always dicey beef always goes to the Packer beef always goes to the distributor V fault you know to the General Public eats two cuts of beef in restaurants you know three cuts the tenderloin the bed when you called in English style coat men's what was the conclusion customer saying they're accustomed to a certain type of meat like they were saying that their customers are accustomed to this they're not interested in grass-fed anything yet but I understand that they've been doing that for a long time and they should change or not based on anything right fantastic steak it's I made it so old-world D2 when you get in there that I mean how long is Peter Lewis been around 4. Forever forever it's under 20 years or something like that


    Joe Rogan - Chefs Talk About Cooking for UFC Fighters
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    what's the name of the candy is again pulse pulse it's a Green Mango candy originally they had to use the salt for salt it's called black salt and they put a bit of chili and sulfur salt a mango and I have to admit that when I had that the real Green Mango with the softener salt is not that bad that candy was like pushed it's like the mega Warheads in other we had as kids I want her to sometimes it like the gamey flavor of the day did the cheese that there's the Elder that is a I see it sometimes has a bit of a like you know the ghost pepper is a bit of a pissing contest between you know like dress up as superheroes and then play some online poker and then eat more ghost peppers and it's a good day for us it's interesting and we actually have a bit of a chapter in the book where we talked Lucy about those guys in that relationship nothing works with us at the restaurant for a long time now and you know we met because it's interesting and they're super into food and they're open to a lot of things and they're curious and a lot of them get aimed in the wrong direction you know like the brown rice and chicken Direction and and you're responsible for big part for the Awakening the nutritional Awakening of you guys you know a lot of them go for their gun license now just to be able to hunt they go fishing on the weekend they go for like 2 hours hike in the woods and the little fishing rod they come back with Travis and we get a phone call he's like a fat I go fish for the tryouts you know what do I do with that you know it's it's a great thing and yeah we did we did sponsor them after but then what we do now is we we cooked for them a post weigh-in they were the boys were there for a week we've done Tim Kennedy after we send the kids Marco and Fred goes and Gaba goes Gabrielle drop Pro they go they rent a suite and they prepare all of the meals up to a cut and afterwards and do they have nutritional requirements for the and liked it like the week they do they have with them but then they but might I think I'm that is if the nutritionist writes a plan in the foods not good and you don't need it then it doesn't doesn't work right. I can be the right on paper but if you don't take the pill then you don't do the dishes or train already suffering the thing that works the best in that case is that all of a sudden you have in the room we set up a little table with so it's not like PlayStation dirty underwears like 355 it's dining with its dining with friends and that's Marco Gap me we know we don't talk if you don't want to talk for you want to talk with you your eggs in that tortilla you feel like your eggs with potatoes are you like it's it's mellow and it helps a lot with the just a context of not being like ordering pizza for moving service to Natalie North before like a major fight you know so now it's different


    Joe Rogan: Why You Should Be Eating More Oysters
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    Royster is she more clams Florida oddly is an amazing sustainable Seafood seeing you know just the work that they do with the the Florida stone crab right you know that every year they just Harvest like the left arm and it felt different the crap bag and then next year it's the right arm and then put the crab back and that's a brilliant fishing industry something good about Florida you know we try to portray our history as like glorious and we herded Bisons before for protein and that's how we started to pick modern farming with in fact we probably farmed oysters and snails and clams cuz they don't move and they're the most prolific and the most abundant source of protein for a second right the island of Manhattan is a perfect all the rivers around it all the Water Systems around it is actually one of the greater oyster situations on the Atlantic East Coast write the reason of the population exploded in Manhattan that's in the early days was that any person could literally get off a boat walk onto the island of M of Manhattan homeless broke ad sleep in an alley and walk down to the river and Pick 5 oysters a small oysters 5 grams of protein write a medium oysters got 10 grams of protein so completely destitute person could just eat six oysters a day 3 wasters and live again another day to find a job so the population of ultimately you know New York City and its population was based on this release a huge supply of oysters wow yeah that's free available source of protein that will make you live another twenty-four hours so if it takes you three days to find a job for days to find a job in 20 days to find a job you're not going to die because there's oysters isn't layers of oyster shells put up is from thrillist so it is from pull up to the top three tell me what the art of the white horses are ridiculously important to the history of New York City and it's just showing all these ancient photos of mounds of oyster shells for metric tons water per day from what I understand I might be wrong with my math so take this 4 instead see how I cage a cage box of thousands of oysters there it is there's a mass of water everyday the gold is to add a billion oyster to the Water by 2035 so far they've restored 1.01 acre 1.5 Acres of 1.05 Acres of recent count 11.5 million newly grown oysters back into landfill after or mulched into Gardens or for the shells of anthropoid for Maurice but it doesn't move right showing how they do it this is incredible and the density of the population so it'll go from male to female in order to balance the population it shows a time-lapse but it said it was it say it was from Easter filtration on the video there in a corner was showing goodnight in New Brunswick that used to harvest a lobsters to feed to the prisoners and keep the shells as fertilizer where in stored primarily because of the kids that used to work in Oyster shucking plants yeah one of our best friend it's not our best friend passed away like 6 months ago John build was a great trucker you helped us at the bar but he's like deep into sustainability in history of oysters and everything and he was like the source for oysters for everything beautiful book more primitive the most plants ocean cupcakes I myself but some people have an issue with things that are capable of moving for whatever reason we need that but if once I was something sustainable mollusks and seafood mean they can be commercially farmed they they actually do have a positive impact as you're describing on the environment and credible source of protein


    Joe Rogan - The Pressures of Running a Restaurant
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    it's not employee-employer it's if you quit and you did tell me you're leaving I'm going to be going to go my car and cry I've been working with you for 15 years my relationship that I have with many people that work with is intimate I've seen their children born I've seen them go through breakups I've seen them their parents die I've seen you do we go to war every night at 650 people are coming to eat in the next 3 hours in for restaurants it's a job that silly Franklin high-stress environment for five minutes of her for two hours it's week we got to walk properly we got to where we were knowledgeable of each other space and there's a ballet you know when you're washing the glasses and the food is coming up behind you you know you have a sixth sense to know to move not to get the plate to burn your elbow and you know this is ballet weed with these people we're behind a stove cooking I've got more phone calls to get help finding a doctor therapist whatever you know nutrition is for the staff then I got calls about recipes or food or you know our job is I'm an expert in drain pipes you've done yourself very decrepit old buildings and you can't you know we're running a restaurants with employees and a constant burden of payroll and we can't just call everybody all the time there's no default any good cooking school today but Fred is saying Fred is the example of what a great shape should be your very good cook a very good person with people skills but should also have a minor in electricity plumbing and Refrigeration technology you know even even now like we both we both don't drink but I wouldn't say healthkick but just like going to be there you know my mind and body want to be like present and that's that's the best I appreciate it going to drink we're going to party we're going to do this now if you want to do that till you're 60 and then get a little cottage and right paint watercolor by it but by a sailboat you have to think about it you know it's like I can't live that life of drinking and you know why do you think that life is synonymous with chefs we've been promoted and ultimately that you will get paid you will make money you will persevere if you understand how to promote excessive eating and excessive you will be recompensed if you build a place where people come and eat too much and drink too much and that's spend too much then you will be able to have a life a car or a house and raise children okay so it's all good first you have to learn how to cook then you have to learn how to run a restaurant then you have to learn how to write a restaurant looks like and how to run and you know how to host and how to host what the playlist should be like how to fix a plumbing disaster how to fix electricity disaster how to fix a city staff situation disaster how to run a clean house or people are working together with all their different idiosyncrasies but for my whole apprenticeship alcohol was a reward you know you did a good job tonight drink you know then it went from a bloodbath and it's not every word let's forget about it you know and it was it was always there you know it's great service let's have a drink she selling food to people in the other 50% of what you're doing is selling alcohol to people so by default you're part of the people that sell a liquid drug dealer in the world every day to go to wine tastings to talk with people that sell alcohol at bartenders you talk to people that sell wine partake in eating and other your colleagues restaurants and drinking wine next thing you know you have a little bit of celebrity have been open for 15 years and you look back and you go to 7 days in a week 7 days in a week and I drank six of them I don't feel good on Sunday Kind of recovering and then what what happens is when we turns into 224 and then you kind of look back and you realize in 2017 that you may I've drank 48 weeks out of 52 you know and then it goes quick then it's 10 years your pain your restaurant and you've been drinking 5 days out of the week for 10 years and then all of a sudden you kind of have a problem you realize that like my day-to-day is based on food and wine right now I don't want my it's not making me happy I've had all the wines of house Foods am I better for it not really what am I better for restriction eating less eating clean drinking on that's better very special occasions do you still drink I Googled it I read about it it didn't work and I was intervention by Fred and my managers of the restaurants in January 12th around their 16th I think we figured and this year I'm really good thank you how did all alcoholics are co-dependent somewhat you know like it's just been part of my old apprenticeship not being sober for so many years it was all under control and funny for a very very long time it was always a big part of my life drinking wine eating food until it wasn't you know then one day there was no 45 my relationship with alcohol changed I became dark I became unhappy had success my beautiful children was not happy I know I'll I tried many different things nothing worked I was intervention by people that I that I that I work with that are dear to me that I love very much I guess you don't love me either tired of watching me you know make bad decisions and I just went to a great rehab call Chatsworth at educated me learning about the disease called alcoholism learning about a disease that 30% of the population has you know and how and why I was an addict you know how first I was inadequate food then out you had a young age after traumatic event that I was an addict about with beer than I was in a follow-up and the stress of leadership in these restaurants at you know one thing led to another my relationship call became not positive but with help I understood through the education I understood and now everything's great it's funny too because I saw it as an example and you know I don't like to tell him it maybe it's a little bit of mentoring you know went that went to tile all day and then I couldn't wait to get home and have like two bottles of wine and I was like why and it we wear the same about that it didn't matter like with we love that a point look for example we loved MMA right we love going to the fights we were at like so fortunate we go and see if we met the Fertitta Brothers day we discussed like we we we sat with them at dinner table we met you we met all those guys that David loves wine making Menthol the winemakers we met the best people in the field that we love tribe life not happy not happy like ungrateful f****** little tricks lovely French Vineyard Barnyard do you miss anything about the flavor of wine with a meal or anything have you ever tried not if I don't even know viticulture reading and all that stuff so weird to have a mouth full of delicious one to spit into a bucket the knows the flavor understanding the winemaker his philosophy the the geography of where the wind comes from his work with you know with using organic and biodynamic viticulture not using sulfur just making this amazing organic beverage with very little intervention natural wine without side effect as I don't have to swallow it because the drug is the same drug that it's in that's and all the other ones that they can't change his mouth and he goes to the bathroom I was worried about a mouthful of one I brought Ryan Ryan grave friend from Atlanta to work with us for years Ryan goes to a restaurant ask for a bucket is that rehab cuz we have they were telling me you may never be able to go back to the restaurant better than alcoholic beer 00 90000 0 and everything else is not good after the let me out to death because I'm also Celiac right and there's a glutenberg they make in Montreal that's no gluten and no alcohol and now you can insult Eddie joke you want I still taste it and still it's almost like if your hair not heroin addict just scratching the skin with a needle I wanted to break this cycle of my great-grandfather was an alcoholic abusive person my grandfather was an alcoholic abusive person my father was an alcoholic abusive person and I didn't want to take over this thousand-year-old Winery the legacy of my family I didn't want to work here and I'm sure like you know it all the epigenetic stuff if you don't drink when your kids are Rihanna's like they might be a thing where you can stop the passing of the gene you know to break this cycle of my great-grandfather was an alcoholic abusive person my grandfather was an alcoholic abusive person my father was an alcoholic abusive person and I didn't want to take over this thousand-year-old Winery the legacy of my family I didn't want to work here and I'm sure like you know what the other epigenetics stuff if you don't drink when your kids Ariana's like they might be a thing where you can stop the passing of the gene you know


    Joe Rogan - Why Americans Don't Eat Horse
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    nutritional choices on the Predator how cute in animal is you know it doesn't make sense you know we're lucky now we're able to choose where we eat you know like it wasn't like that a hundred years ago you know the purpose of the food guide until like 40 years ago was to make sure you got enough calories now we're in an age of restriction so we say like I don't want horse I'd prefer deer or I'd prefer veloride chicken yesterday I can't have twice in a row like all this is a bit of fluff anyway because we're so fortunate to have enough food to decide my friend Remi Warren was on a backpacking horseback elk hunt and one of the horses fell down and broke its leg and they had to make a decision they were deep in the backcountry they had to shoot it and it wasn't just waiting to get out of there and after they shot it he decided that really this is it sounds going to go to waste so they took the back straps off and they they cooked and ate it and it anybody said really weird moment where like this is the animal that was like everybody's petting it and it was you were you know you're riding it and it just it was a working animal but it was an animal that you loved and then I'll send it down and you have to kill any like well it's going to go to waste so just felt wrong to let it go to waste so they they cut the back straps off of it another reason I think we do need Horace culturally is really based ultimately on the Battle of wolf between monk album on the plains of Quebec City there that was a decisive battle in North American history whereas if the French had won that battle everybody North America ultimately would be speaking French and you know they didn't win that battle so British rule and poso in England you didn't eat horse by Royal Decree button for the French aid horse the belgians eat horse the Germans eat horse you say so Phone World 3 Doors and all the mining countries have my family's from Belgium and it's traditional there because they'd bring the horse in the mine the horse saddle for a horse to live in the mine in the dark but they wouldn't bring it out when he was old you know it would just eat the horse most culturally Turkish eat horse go back to last so and I'll go back as a very open-minded dining public very Advanced dining public real dining public end-of-course Latin French dining public the amount of proteins that are served in Montreal restaurant are the numerous compared to its even when I go to Manhattan that's me and you and Fred or in Manhattan tomorrow night so let's go have rabbit with mustard sauce it's going to be a tough sell you know the school have a couple slices of liver tonight with onions be very difficult to relate so forth whereas you know French culture quillback you know we have all the proteins I have young dining clientele that have no problem eating kidneys medium rare liver or lamb liver deer neck deer heart tartare it's not a thing like it's not what other restaurant people are eating part of the little girl is like your daughters were raised eating you know the food that their dad Hunts on the food that their parents buy some people of lesser means eat pork liver and raised on it so when they see liver on the restaurant cute little girls at the club later liver you want to see that New York City tartar it's not a thing like it's not what other restaurant people are eating as part of the little girl is like your daughters were raised eating you know the food that their dad Hunts on the food that their parents buy some people of lesser means eat pork liver and raised on it so when they see liver on the restaurant cute little girls at the club later if you want to see that New York City


    Joe Rogan - William von Hippel: Viagra Could Save Endangered Species
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    people that don't want to admit like with whip out when it comes like pinker's data about the world being a better place cuz they have almost a vested interest in stirring up fear and they're committed that in their mind they're committed to constantly studying that the wrongs of the world in the evil of the world and that any sort of diminishing of that is actually going to cause harm to the people that are suffering consistent with their strategies because on average fear appeals and anger appeals work a whole lot better than hey man things are great donate to this cause and will keep them at all it works 11 impact and so we wrote this little letter off send it to a journal and said you know that this is going to save certain animals like seals which they could be harvested to eat their penises Canadian sales I know you're allowed to kill and what purpose does a Seal's penis have beyond the seals original purpose is built right but they eat it because it's supposed to make you more potent little sadness what is a rhino horn Rhino horn is an example that's used for lots of different things so it's less likely to be helped but the seal penis is only a people basically only using first potency and then one buyer comes along like literally you shopping in the supermarket what are you going to buy you going to have some Viagra but we we made this argument we literally were attacked by the World Wildlife Fund government looking at plan to revive cop novels what hold the f*** on is this recent it's was update as published in 2015 but was updated this may plan go back up to revive seal penis sales okay this must be a plan was brought to the government this must not be the worst way of looking at that headline is that the government's thinking man we got a f****** revive these penis sales no one's buying sealed other day because they actually maybe thinking that because you got some relatively impoverished people are hunting for them in that one's buying them anymore so if you're not going to real to kill 140000 grey seals over 5 years in the southern st-lawrence 70% of Grey seals that frequent the area so they're what they want to do if they want to diminish the OKC is what it is they have long complained of the growing population of Grey seals is to blame for eating too many commercially viable fish which has resulted in repeated calls for a call okay so they want to kill the seals the fish market so they going to get people to buy dicks sexual enhancement product particular to Asian buyers fixings when it's bad news they and they forget that you got to have some good news along the way our people give up look at this says here Asian consumers particularly athletes also consumer beverage called how do you say that Dallas Shannon oral liquid that is made from seal penis and testicles was they believed to be energizing and performance-enhancing how about some studies motherfuker before you start eating sealed dicks Viagra exactly viagra's better it is because for the Holidays to you airhorn to aspirin they wouldn't until they want spread so they won't switch to Viagra and I'm like I got a headache I take an aspirin a day got better faster than it would have otherwise what do you take for headache what do you take for and that was the one case where they switched do consumers all over the world they know when a better product comes along they know when they've got no options like what you might as well see the seals being this because that's a good at anything or nothing works maybe a little bit of a placebo effect or you know oh hey look there's something that actually works that's what I'm going to buy when I read about the one of the issues with Rhino horn with some Asian buyers is that also it's a it's a signal of affluence that's exactly right crazy animal but it almost seems like a living dinosaur and we're losing them left and right because people are killing them for the f****** horned now basically just College in right now it seems to me that that is still that they haven't realized that there's no value in it that there's no physical value it doesn't really give you erections and just getting and I'm still buying it and they're buying it again for Apple it's like they get a kickback that's so sad specific cases right it's not like people are looking for a giraffe horns Association like damn phones Jack guitar like to do think so because if you look at the long list of products they look pretty phallic and mostly people eat phallic things in order to gain potency there's something crazy about seal dicks like WhatsApp


    Joe Rogan & William Von Hippel - We Are Safer Than Ever
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    nothing is as the world gets safer we start getting used to Alamo Mayhem world and these these Mayhem events stand out in our minds until it actually self perpetuates where the safer gets to see if we needed to be because every little thing that goes wrong stands out and sharper relief that's very fast way of looking at it you know what's interesting to me about Tinkers work is how much pushback he gets in particular about the world being a safer place like people want to keep putting pointing towards violent episodes and in Indian racism and in crime and all these different things is different factors as if it's some sort of evidence against what he saying when he's incorporating that those current events into this large database and he's saying yes it's not that we don't live in Utopia but the world is vastly safer and better now than it was a thousand years ago or ten thousand years ago or even a hundred years ago I think what's going on is a people worried that it doesn't look like a problem to be solved any more kids we both have lots of gay friends but we didn't know it because they're not telling anybody cuz someone's going to kick their ass if they knew that they were gay same thing holds for racism same thing holds for sexism they all gotten so much better but and sexual violence is a perfect example in a few look at if you said this isn't pinker's book if you said rape and homicide do you call it both of them whatever level they are 1972 a hundred and then you track them through to the early 2000s, cited in the u.s. homicides dropped down to like 50 rates dropped down to like 25 but if you listen to women's advocacy groups about campus sexual assault and the reason you would know it is because they people worried well if you think the problems getting better on its own and you won't keep doing anything to help fix it and that's a really unfortunate part of our psychology because it makes people feel like they've been no progress and when you feel like no progress and you think will maybe we need to completely overturn the whole system and try something new and that's a person point of Enlightenment now things are going freaking great it's just that we tend to forget it because every advocacy group was all worried about whatever their particular issue is doesn't want the word to get out that things are a lot better than they used to be because I think it's a fundamental level thinkwell 25 rates of yours and bad enough we better say that there's a hundred. Consciously vested interest in promoting an idea and they want to exaggerate that idea whatever it is whether it's the idea that the world is a safer place than it actually is or whether it's the world is an idea of a mordant more dangerous place in a really is and for whatever reason once we have it in our mind that this is the thing we're married to we're married to this concept of polyamorous life into this is a natural way to live or that you know violence is inevitable and this is just a part of who we are we tend to promote that and we have massive confirmation bias and it's it's I think it's because we personally associate ourselves with ideas we don't look at ideas as being a thing like if you think that's something is one way and then you're pointed towards evidence that you're incorrect you feel like personally you've been slighted or you're being somehow somehow you're being diminished by your lack of being correct but you're incorrect assumptions and Notions and part of being a person it's a very weird part of being a person that's the hardest part about being a scientist because every good scientist is wrong all the time I've been wrong already and you're so right and so it's super hard to me because by human nature you just want you on my immediate reaction to fight against it and not stable hold on what's Joe saying he's right I overstated that look back off right and so this is really lovely paper that came out in 2011 by Mercer and Dan sperber and what they argued I think they nailed it and they said here's what it is our brain actually we evolved logical processing abilities not find out the truth of the world but to convince you of my point of view until we are logical abilities involved in service of persuasion benefits bill is true then the world's going to be a little Kinder than the things I want rather than trying to find out what's actually out there and so that's why you think people are going to fall for that now smart brain power you have not to find the truth but rather to find evidence for your particular point of view was also a byproduct of ignorance because for the longest time you could tell me something and there was very little way that I could find out whether or not you're right or not I really couldn't know your correct unless I went and start doing research read some books and where is now I could just pull my phone and say hey Bill just said this is that right and in the phone go now there's been a hundred different route is it true that any luck motherfuker was perhaps there was an evolutionary Advantage absolutely to my own I say how I can plan something and Joe's mind it'll help me that ain't true but if he believes it is life will be better for me and so as soon as kids learn theory of mind at age four they start to lie I'm tired of hearing my they tell the truth you don't understand that you don't know the same things they know right yeah and they also understand that they could perhaps change the way you feel about them by manipulating the truth and seeing kids that grow up and troubled homes one one thing you see almost universally so those kids lie a lot you know cuz you're the no choice condition you're in a bad spot and like one of my friends is constantly lying that you know she has broken home and situations not good and it's just it's unfortunate but this little kid is tormented because of it she's always making stuff up and all the other little girls roll their eyes and they know she's a liar and it's it's Dad but the ability to be deceptive I feel like that there's some sort of idea that we cling to that if you can deceive someone about certain particular aspects of your mind or your past or what you what you Play Store what you you're capable of doing that you will have a better place in the social chain about the difference between conspecific conflicts between predator and prey and predator and prey interact blows because if I'm trying to size you up yet physical blows or mental blows we do suffering on eat both sides if we have to Duke it out until I want to sell myself as being a little more than I really am I want to be Bill plus 20% do you want to say stuff a little more than you really are because we know that we're not fully going to test each other cuz there's negative consequences for testing and whenever this negative consequences even for the winter for testing there's a lot of posturing that's going to go on and that is literally built into our psyche let me go through life trying to self inflate on that was not a because it's but on average trying to self inflate as much as we can in order to gain the the things in life that we might not get if we were brutally honest about what our capabilities actually are so fascinating that we cling to all these ancient structures that are in place but it comes to the way we interact with each other and how important is like the social exchanges that we have and that I think this is one of the reasons why we cling to ideas so much


    Joe Rogan & William Von Hippel - Is There an Evolutionary Benefit to Testicle Size?
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    civilizations in different cultures and the problem is that the are the jeans for big balls and for impulsiveness and for having lots of kids and not caring much about him and all the things that are supposedly go with that that do when you look between species there's no way for those that constellation of traits to be inherited together cuz remember I was talking about polygenic everything is until they'd all literally need to sit next to each other on the chromosome if they've got any chance of being passed on as a package and they don't and you also get all the shifting around her in meiosis but that pieces of genetic material move around and approach Lee guarantees that you're not going to inherit that huge constellations traits within the species between species is dead easy you know you're a species and hearts big testicles play much bigger even male parents are to play a bigger role if there's no studies that show that human beings with larger testicles tend to ignore their children to show that but here's the problem the lights to people currently lead a difficult thing as a super easy to look at the world we are in right now and this is what tripped me up earlier as well look at the world that we are right now and assume that's the way things have always been and they haven't answer right now you know the mathematics for a while they're the best math in the world was taking place in Arabic world now it's not anymore and so if you if you don't know that passed you say well look people in Arabic World arms good at mathematics and they have these qualities and that you make an inference right now it differences in testicles I believe but if I can promise you that it is some different West African groups happened at the largest testicle size on average does West African groups tend to be poor right now there's a lots of things about life to go with being poor that look like and our strategy having lots of kids and paying less attention to them but what you're probably looking at is a coincidental association between some biology and some part of some way that your your people having to live that didn't exist a while ago and that won't exist a while that's really easy to try to use this research which people have to say well you got some primitive people who have big testicles and low parental effort and you've got some more sophisticated people smaller testicles and hybrids electric but that's genetically super naive one of the things that I learned when I was in Rome we took a tour of the Vatican by the sky was a professor really interesting it was cool because we need to have a really enthusiastic guide and who who could explain a lot of things to you and really excited that you know me and my family very curious about these things to but one of things he said he was really interesting I said okay I go why do all the dudes have little dicks like what's going on with that and he said that they believed that if you had a large penis that large penises were a symbol of barbaric behavior and that these were kruder people and that to be you no thought to be a sophisticated person you wanted a smaller penis so they act accentuated smaller penises in their gods and smaller penises in there statute and that's funny I mean you could see these kinds of things all the time so early pre Western contact if you look at Japanese women they're pinned it they're painted with her eyes as narrow as late as possible post Western contact now the women want more almond-shaped eyes and so they start painting it with two beautiful women have bigger eyes these things can change all over the map I personally suspect at large penis sizes also product has more fun for her if he's how's your penis driving text for longer more regularly because ovulation is hidden so he has to be available all the time so she has to be available all the time of the system doesn't work and that's what creates pair-bonding humans calculate for very long. Of time if you compare us to the other primates with the single exception of bonobos and we have way bigger penises than any of the other great apes and I suspected that something that is female I mean women always say why are men so obsessed with the penis size I mean women always say why are men so obsessed with the penis size but I suspect that they're their creator of it and that's why we're so obsessed with it women who say that are playing games I know that's ridiculous


    Joe Rogan - William Von Hippel on Stoned Ape Theory
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    familiar with something called the stoned ape Theory no sorry not McKenna it was a he was an ethnobotanist news also a psychedelic Adventurer and he had a theory and the theory was that the what you're talkin about this climate change that also coincided with a doubling of the human brain size his theory was that one of the things that was in play was that these Apes would experiment with different food sources as they moved into the grassland there was a lot of Anjali it's in this grasslands and that psilocybin mushrooms which we know existed back then would grow and he's grasslands and that these monkeys Apes rather started consuming psilocybin mushrooms and it led them to be more creative and also led to specific traits like the development of language that eating mushrooms in low doses increases visual Acuity which would lead them to be better Hunters are more perceptive it also leads them to be hornier which would most likely involve more breeding more sexual activity and possibly select the the ones that chose the the mushrooms would maybe possibly breed more than the ones that didn't choose the mushrooms because they were more into it than or more social more sexually active and he has a series of like his brother Dennis was still alive detailed it on a podcast play first podcast we did in his brother is and it is an actual scientist and detailed it in terms of how psilocybin affects the brain and what areas of the brain is it what what what actually takes place when you're under the influence of this and that it could very potentially have led to the development of language and that this all these things and play the throwing arm that the developing these new social networks oh wait where you you need to communicate with each other along with the harnessing of fire along with the consumption of psychedelic mushrooms on a regular basis because they were incredibly frequent and very edible that's total trip I've never heard of that way to get high elephants will eat these fruit it was a drunk in this case it is over ripened and become alcoholic we know that animals will do that you've seen Jaguars it consume psychedelic plants and they don't lie on their back and stare at the sky and everything and it's amazing is Ayahuasca is a it's a way that these people in the rainforest development Untold thousands of years ago of developing an orally active version of dimethyl trip to do you know what that methyltryptamine now I'm down in the LK dimethyltryptamine is the most potent psychedelic known to man it's incredibly potent drug that is just intensely hallucinatory gives you these insane visions and it also has proved the Seas that here's a Jaguar it's really crazy this is in the Amazon these Jaguars eat these plants and these plants are they have the ingredients of Ayahuasca and these Jaguars are known to eat these things and then tripped are f****** they eat them in their pupils dilate and they roll over on their back and stare at the sky mean they're clearly high so this is something that you're going to is dimethyltryptamine which is this incredibly potent psychedelic drug is produced in the human body is produced by the liver is produced by the lungs and they also believe is produced by the pineal gland which is literally your third eye pineal gland in certain reptiles actually the retina and a lens I mean it's like an eyeball and they fit in it the Egyptians called it the seat of the soul and they think that this is one of the reasons why there's they have this obsession with this gland and Eastern mysticism somehow or another they figured out this is the gland that produces this incredibly potent psychedelic truck this psychedelic drug dimethyltryptamine also exists in thousands of different plants the problem is when you consume it orally your body produces something in your gut called monoamine oxidase monoamine oxidase breaks it down so what these indigenous people figured out is how to combine one plant which contains the Psychedelic compound with another plant which contains a natural MAO inhibitor called harmine so they brew this altogether much like they did to the cassava we have no idea how they figured that out right they brew this stuff up together and they create this psychedelic tea called Ayahuasca and Ayahuasca now they have all these trips for people go down to Peru and take the stuff and trip to f****** balls off and this this could a combination of these things leads to this incredibly potent trench really transformative experience which is impossible to describe and that this this psychedelic drug by when I bring that up what was already talking about how maybe Jimson are these early ancestors did something similar push them along this path of surrender completely how do I get to dm2 hiking trip on DMT in TNT's I mean it's fun it's really exciting gave these pleasure centers in your brain so that you do what's in your jeans best interests and kill the animal or get the girl or whatever that makes you feel good and so we tend to like the things that are good for us and dislike the things that are bad for us we don't want to eat feces we do on Eid so there's cases like this where it short-circuits that it goes right to the pleasure Center even know what it's doing its kind of irrelevant but this is the case worth maybe it wasn't irrelevant maybe it actually causes animals to then change the way that they behave to become more sociable but it's very possible something like that play to roll along the way which is why if you replay the sequence of the vanishing rainforest 10 times Only One X is it maybe lead to anything good and the other nine times at least a bunch of dead chimps yeah but this is a case where maybe it wasn't relevant maybe they actually causes animals to then change the way that they behave to become more sociable but it's very possible something like that play to roll along the way which is why if you replay the sequence of the vanishing rainforest 10 times only one time does it maybe lead anything good and the other nine times at least a bunch of dead champs yeah


    Joe Rogan - William Von Hippel's Criticism of Sex at Dawn
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    you and I have but I do think they have a sense of hold on you're getting more than I am I can't let this happen otherwise I'm screwed and has lots of great evidence that if you let that happen you're screwed but do the females have that same sense of competitiveness that they they need to have the exact same thing as other b****** are having they get angry but here's the thing it depends on whether your mating system is going to be pair-bonding or not if you're a frog or a lots of different frogs not all of them or if you're a elephant seal or something we'll all the females mate with the best male cuz his job is just sex and so every female can have the best one for the weather in the situation we got no choice like the elephant seals he controls the Rookery situation where they just listen to all the croaking and then they got your the best procurve you're the dad but if you're pair-bonding like humans or like lots of other animals Birds Etc the then what you need is you got competition on both side so she's always competing best male and he's always competing to get the best female and his reasons why male-male competition is always a bit more intense than female female competition but both of them are there in the more monogamous system gets the more both sides compete for each other interesting so what about in the case of like bonobos where they're so polyamorous bonobos are super interesting system so you got lots of polyamorous animals bonobos our interests are also great ways to look at our ancestors and what their lives were like as you look in your trousers and the size of your testicles tells you a lot about what sort of mating system your ancestors had so gorillas have tiny little testicles and the reason that they have such tiny testicles as they use their huge body to drive away the other males and then all the females are in his harem if you want to pair and you land on and you know they're uncomfortable to write and so then you look at our testicles and they're quite a bit bigger than a gorilla's but they're nowhere near the size of a champ or bonobos you know they're basically in many ways almost the same beast and so although socially quite different and they have a system where they basically have to wash out the guy who was there before him until it takes really big testicles to have sperm competition to their competition isn't by fighting each other although there's a degree that to they know full well that when she comes into estrus the heat there's going to be aligned and if your 5th in line then you can watch everybody out before you mind at the dad wash everybody I was a funny way of putting it solar system what's the guy out ahead of us, there's many people that make arguments that are monogamous socially rainforest and it's not natural and that we get a sense of what did we evolve to do is to look at the remaining hunter-gatherer societies particularly if you look at what are called immediate return hunter-gatherers so they're people who eat today with a killed today they got a lot of hunter-gatherers once they left the equator store food and everything changed for them and they actually mini the babies they look a lot like that so we can come back that if you like but if you look at hunter-gatherers around the equator they're typically immediate return kill eat and so those guys tend to be tend to be there's always a poor human differences were super variable species but they tend to be serially monogamous and so some people pair up for Life lots of people pair of 457 years and then break apart and pair up again until you have a sequence of children with the secrets of people Harley and in fact monogamous during those time. Have largely and we know every single animal we've ever described as monogamous when we do the DNA We Now find they're not entirely but they're mostly interesting so what did you think of that no offense but I think it's total crap bro but I haven't read that book now since it came out so let me remind remind me this evening to remember all the idea is that we evolved in the small tribes of people that essentially shared sexual partner and they're not just a product the world we live in today you can see jealousy among hunter-gatherers as well another thing is I get jealous about different things cuz of course Manning women is slightly different pressure on them but they both get Jealous by infidelity now that's not to say that the book is incorrect about some Societies in some places because one of the interesting things about humans is our flexibility and so you can create a system and someone togethers have where there's a lot of that none of that for some really interesting because she thinks her baby will gain the qualities of all the men that she sleeps with so I'm not trying to claim that we're always monogamous because absolutely that sounds right but I do think that the dominant system is one of Serial monogamy and the reason I think that's the dominant system is this is kind of the deal that we made whereby the males go out and do the hunting the females go out into Gathering and that's basically Universal she tends to cook for him and that comes back to the fire point you made which we can come back to and answer they share and he's happy to share resources and do his best to kind of sort of look out for her kids I mean human males aren't we don't take as much care as human females to have our kids but were much better than the other great apes and so that level of investment he's going to make his tends to be to the degree that he believes that he's the father of the kids now you have societies where he doesn't know that really all are polyamorous like that by all means I don't know what percentage they are believe a little bit and he's a little bit less willing to look out try to help out kids other than to do her a favor and less the kid looks a lot like himself know what about why having a system of biological system where jealousy comes up what makes you think that that somehow or another negates the idea of polyamorous relationships in which is just natural about Envy instead of jealousy and tell if I'm jealous I'm upset that my wife slept with somebody else last night he could be a low life I don't envy a thing about it I don't want anything he owns but I'm jealous of her behavior protective of what she's done and it says a wonderful instrument David bus has run at the University of Texas could not possibly encourage competition and encourage men to be more aggressive or more ingenious or just encourage creativity and courage better hunting skills so you attract more women I mean all those things seem all those I would have made it all they're still single or now they're married or not they're married and have kids okay and I'm sure it wasn't a psychology study cuz we can't afford to do that it was probably some medical thing but they used it to answer this interesting psychological question which whatshap who is most likely to get the Girl by the original testosterone levels and what happens when you do well the guys who got married in the intervening few years had higher testosterone than the guys who didn't so yeah you're actually right we're out there competing with other males in order to get the girl unless it goes on there tons of really interesting things but what's interesting is once we get the girl are testosterone drops and so if we once we partner up and if we're in a monogamous relationship not polyamorous put in a monogamous relationship are testosterone drop and then it drops again if we have kids and testosterone is a great hormone for getting out there and being competitive with other guys it's not for your children it's not a great hormone for being faithful to your partner until I think that we evolved to compete with Nails in order to get into the meeting game so if you look at our ancestral DNA you know how you can track or male and female ancestry through mitochondrial DNA on the mother side why you see that we have far more female ancestors than male not quite 221 but I think it's close to that and so what does that tell us well lots of guys are getting left out of The Mating Game entirely and lots of guys are intimidated lots of different women to all the absolutely true and all that pushes for competition but part of engagement was in order to get the girl to get into that relationship in the first place could I stop you there because I think that if you're going to have a study on testosterone and you you have to have a study on lifestyle I mean it did you if you get married and you have children one of things that happens if you become less active Uub you don't exercise as much you don't sleep as much all those things have a pretty radical effect on hormone production absolutely and it could well be that you know you always have to have game right so the distal causes as an evolved species that's awesome super important to get us into the Mating Game but it's less useful once were in it well I'll you what you could all you have to do is have a system whereby those things tend to down-regulate testosterone exactly like you said cuz you know those things are going to happen once you get partnered up and so has partnered up there still out hunting everyday did the General Health and testosterone and hormonal health of sedentary humans would like to know what they're doing right that's dad by what is Dad bod dad buys a guy who works all day comes home sits on the couch probably eats food he probably shouldn't eat hangs out with his kids doesn't get a whole lot of Exercise Works probably doesn't sleep as much as he should that's a to me that's a symptom of poor health and fitness an indication of any sort of evolutionary benefit of having low testosterone because we've demonstrated for sure that when people don't get sleep and when they don't get exercise their testosterone drops with those are two things that absolutely happen to get married no children studies only over a few years that's even worse the thing about it having this kind of a study and making these kind of a kind of conclusions based on I mean we we know these mechanisms are in place we already know that there's natural facts of sedentary lifestyle lack of sleep and the defects are your hormone production drops your body suffers you become less healthy and this is this is not indicating monogamy this is just indicating poor health evolutionary advantage to having low testosterone because it helps you raise children you can have a high testosterone still be a good dad and raise children and still have a stuffy nose select the sex toys are perfect example like things like female orgasm what role does it play will you need really good date on hunter-gatherers to know the answer that question if you look at hunter-gathers they don't have Dad bod right there all Reen and whether their fathers are not because they're out there hunting everyday or gather nefertari physically there's no data when you look at these guys have a friend of mine who he was or how do you say the name that Yanomami and Bolivia weather in Venezuela Brazil live there all Barefoot wandering Through the Jungle to have these crazy looking feet with their toes splay out because they're just constantly gripping the Florida told me they probably could choke you with your Creed you know and these people just looks fit and healthy in their in their fifties and sixties and seventies and they have their shirt off and it ripped super-fit same holds if you look at the hubs in Tanzania any of these groups more interesting cultural so they're actually doing a little bit of gardening well and strong and they don't have a visiter problem all I would say the same thing holds down as much that you're going to point out quite rightly that will maybe that's a different kind of person than the person who marries and isn't looking around and so it's all confounded super hard to do experiments on these things will be a lot better off when we've got we're losing the world last time to gather data but they're doing lots of genetic work with these people right now all over Africa cuz you know there's tons of genetic data now on European and Asian descent African so that's a huge project underway answer for all I know they're working on hormones and other things as well yeah that's the reason why I'm asking about this with you you were so readily dismissing you were so willing to dismiss you know sexual studies and stuff like that going through the the details we read it as a given this evolutionary Center Center for psychology in evolution and we read it and went through it and we weren't convinced I'm embarrassed to admit I can't remember the details over so very smart guys good friend I love that book the fact that I think it's b******* is obviously one person's opinion bride I dismiss that argument other people my table up there's a lot of cultures that they do have much more like the system I told you about where they sex would love to men after they've there be humans are so flexible we can do all those things we just changed the nature of how we do things that I'm arguing about is not pair bonding thing it's about how our groups came together to engage in Collective action in principle I just happen to disagree with that I happen to feel like no I think we made these deals until you come back to the study of the David Buss did that I was starting to tell you about so bus has this he's got when he came along people thought that the two Sexes had similar levels of jealousy for infidelity and David recycle looks inseminations internal and so men should be a lot more worried about her sleeping with somebody else than women should be because he men never know for sure who the father they can't see it whereas you know if you are Sam and you can tell Kim that I just watched that but females turn on but they know they're the mother that's not their concern they should be more concerned about things like his giving her resources to help her raise a kid and things like that and so what bus found is if you ask people these questions what would bother you more imagine your wife having sex with somebody that she just met for the first time having this great time and doing all these different funky things with them and then never doing it again or your white... You know I'm going emotional connection with somebody she never texted him and never touches her but they talk and have share their feelings and stare deeply each other's eyes what would bother you more and you ask men and women that question what would in your kid told bother you more to have your wife to know she had this one off Affair fling sex only didn't care about the guy or she develops to sort of emotional bond with somebody never touches it no yeah because it's a matter of time before that dude gets in that's a guarantee connection congrats a bigger threat could lead to him leaving her yeah that's fast and because I was reading something about inappropriate emotional relationships that people have at work and that this is an issue with the people that work together they develop these you know the office friendships that lead to inappropriate emotional relationships and I was like what if there's a guy and he's married and a gal and she's married but they meet at work and they staring each other's eyes all day and they go to lunch and maybe even hold hands every now and then when you hold hands that skin-to-skin it is to basically partner for a while then there's always going to be the chance of that next person long is going to be the one that wedges years away serial monogamy in both males and females gain from not putting all their eggs into the same genetic basket with you for a while and then maybe that'll be a great thing but maybe when the situation changes it is a fascinating when you break it down that it really does become there's a biological reason for these behaviors and these are the motivation for the jealousy and all these things that this is a history of biological history all the stuff monogamous circumstances that may have been cereal and it was certainly fooling around but if we are polyamorous like the book says we have bigger balls balls are so big though is cryptic ovulation you know where she's not showing you that she's in heat so male chimps aren't interested unless she is out of normal swelling on her vagina and then they're like oh that's super attracted to me but what about bonobos because they yeah there's a lot of zoos that won't happen of us because of that right hand are pretty interesting until the thing is it those kinds of things just show you that it's complicated any kind of straightforward answer of jealousy because long-term Partners why would you get these differences again whenever I bring Chris's booked up but in the have to defend it says have a couple times in the last year I have read it and at least two years and have to go back and I read it back over at 5 years ago it came out when my friend's wife got a hold of it my friend got it and my friend's wife got all of it she threw a right nut rash she really like a paragraph or two just like f*** this book and a lot of women react that way and I can't remember last year I have read it in at least two years and have to go back and I read it back over at 5 years ago it came out when my friend's wife got a hold of it my friend got it and my friend's wife got all of it she threw a right nut rash she really like a paragraph or two inches like f*** this book and a lot of women react that way and I can't remember why


    Joe Rogan - Conor Didn't Tap Prematurely Against Khabib
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    adult really depends on who's choking you cuz Josh burkman choked him completely unconscious ik ik and Berkman caught him in a sleep in the first round Tokyo City that point you know and I can I'm catching up on 157 days of UFC McGregor and khabib put on that note you think he went to sleep a lot of people that don't train in this is very frustrating to me it was many people that don't train that think that that was something that you shouldn't tap to they're out of their f****** mind hope your hands together and you're pressing your forearm against his back so you've got this and get the form against his back and you're doing this just leave your f****** head an image of the actual submission you could really clearly see what he's doing and then there was a video where Dean Lister and my friend Hans molenkamp described it will not happen it's been taken off Instagram there's guys who can f*** your face up without even going under the neck a good example here's another good example just pull this up and this is my friend Hans molenkamp he's also Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt and see see this is exactly what could be did see how its forearm is pressed against the back and the arm is under the chin see the difference is with Dean is doing he can help himself he's immediately putting his arms his hands on the arm that's choking him that's what you're supposed to do now if you look it with Connor did Connor just waited until he couldn't take it anymore and tapped when you see Connor both of his arms are down he's getting his neck cracked and he doesn't do this right that's what you supposed to do and then you dropped let's see where his left arm is you can't you can't do that to that is a perfect example of the fulcrum choke see how he's doing that pressing his forearm against the back squeezing the head it's it's a neck crank it's a joke there's a lot of s*** going on there it doesn't have to be under the chin it could just be on your face and you're going to get f***** up so all those folks out there that were saying that it wasn't a choke need to go have someone apply that to them I need to start training Jiu-Jitsu and stop f****** talking about MMA submissions cuz they didn't going to be better at defending that they're going to Great like you get a hold of a world-class Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt was also an MMA fighter like Vinny Magalhaes he's going to grab ahold of that he's going to defend properly he's going to just he's going to try to get out be better at defending that they're going to Great like if you get ahold of a world-class Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt was also an MMA fighter like Vinny Magalhaes he's going to grab ahold of that he's going to defend properly he's going to just he's going to try to get out of that and might have to tap if someone gets people tap but he's he's not going to just have one arm posted that's just not the right way to handle but I think that's because Connor had eaten bombs


    Joe Rogan Cain Velasquez is the Best Heavyweight Fighter I've seen
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    lightweight through moving up to heavyweight do you think you knew going to the days of the huge dude who was just a physical Phenom and now the smaller technical news is that I thought with the 265 lb weight class in the consensus thought seems to be that somewhere around 240 lb is the magic number that's what they think they think that 240 lb is the amount of weight that you have where you're stronger so you can knock out any man but you have more endurance than a man that may be ways to 65 or heavier and cut down to 265 this not been substantiated the problem is there hasn't been a really super powerful World Championship athlete that weigh 265 lb but enhanced you're dealing with a guy who tested weather for steroids he probably has had things in it and this is a new world and also 40 years old now so it's impossible to tell what he would have been like it's Tony if he was clean and then you have guys like Francis ngannou who's 265 lb massive knockout artist natural 265-pound but doesn't have the wrestling base got exposed in his fight with Steve Bay miocic and can't knock you out is kind of doomed any tired out after the first round I can so it's hard to say cuz there's never been a 200 5 lb version of Cain Velasquez Cain Velasquez in my humble opinion when I look at all of the different heavyweight that I personally seen fight Pain stands out as the best the reason why I can't stand out of the best is cuz he has superhuman endurance year and his ability to put a pace on guys you would see these guys just Wilt under the pressure of I think with Kane this is where it gets really interesting what did him in it's probably would also brought the top is his mental toughness because his body started breaking down he started having all these back injuries and YouTube back surgery multiple back surgeries shoulder surgery knee surgery everything was getting f***** up and I think it was getting f***** up cuz he was working through pain and because he has the ability to tolerate pain that most people don't have a f****** animal but that's also probably what led to him having this insane endurance is the same kind of metal talk to some sugar some genetic advantages as well cuz they would talk about how he would take months off and come back and still f*** everybody up cuz he's just that good but that also can be attributed to the cardio-based that he had from competing for many many many many years at a high level and in being known for that insane endurance and perception to take done if you could quantify that you'd put Kane up there with one of those people


    Joe Rogan on the Real Differences Between Male and Female Athletes
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    Clarissa in terms of mental fortitude and your ability to adapt and your ability to overcome wonder if we're ever going to figure out a way to measure that like to measure in mental endurance or measure mental capacity or mental stimulation you know you can measure your VO2 max and you know what the body is capable of but I wonder if there's a way like when someone does here great song and it kicks in with her through fmri or type of detection device where they can figure out a way to do this part of your brain is firing let's concentrate on building up the the activation that part of that brain of the brain like like a muscle think of that endurance or think of that motivation as like maybe even a mantra that you can call upon cuz you call upon it all the time he can recreate that state I mean I think on that point women for the first time can actually at My Pain be in the Special Forces so at the moment because young fit men and and we don't miss endurance course we going to I said you know you're my everything and by the end of 32 weeks that's what it takes to be a Green Beret after 32 weeks we can take you from being completely unfit to being a rumor but now I mean one like to go and I was like one of them like to go some of my best training part is a female perception to fatigue is unbelievable. why is it that a greater tolerance to pain and I think to your point if we can start to quantify that because they're all biological differences you don't take a man you need high testosterone can have an impact on high hemoglobin what is the baby doing amazing I think the ability to endure pain and this is not my thought honestly I should just say this is been theorized before has to do with their ability to endure the pain of childbirth child labor and childbirth me just the fact that they're forcing a baby out of their vagina and yeah I mean Dad is insane recreate the pain of childbirth cat and watch these men f*** with fall apart like f*** it turn it off. But it supposed to be unbelievably painful and women are biologically suited to this this is so I think their ability to endure that pain is just it's probably just there's an evolutionary advantage to having this more higher capacity I also think one of the things that I learned from teaching martial arts is that women they learn technique better many times than men do because one they listen into they don't try to muscle things so women have less of a problem with learning something from a person and this is also true about archery my friend John Dudley who's an archery coach says his favorite students are always women because they listen better they don't have as much of an ego they don't have to and they already know something they don't want to just try it without and they did follow it to a t better like generally I mean he was speaking in generalities but they also don't have the extra muscle that a man has somen when they're strong will try to just force things muscle thing where women will try to follow what's being described them what's the proper technique and they do it properly all the time and then they develop this pattern of property I noticed this was Taekwondo and I think my friend John said he always notices with archery I think this this this benefit Seven Sports because like if you learn Jiu-Jitsu really the best people to learn from our smaller men or women because they the smaller people they don't have the physical strength to pull it off on a big guy so what they have to rely on is correct technique but if you learn Jiu-Jitsu from a big guy man big God you just was weird because we can just grab your wrist and you can't get gut you can't let go and then get away with things like okay Hugo risk control and throw the legs up risk control okay risk control on who try try risk control on that big motherfuker that was rowing the world record he ain't getting sick man you're going to go flying to the end to work you're going to have to go against his strength who writes driver's control on that big motherfuker that was rowing the world record he ain't getting sick man you're going to go flying to the end everything is going to work you're going to have to go against his strength have to figure out a way to move around it you have to go to you're not going to go through it right that big guy if he was teaching jiu-jitsu


    Joe Rogan - Ross Edgley on Swimming Around Great Britain
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    around the entire UK how many thousands of miles is that all together thousand miles of swimming but nothing even remotely Orleans Parish I was trying to swim from point-to-point with it with a hundred pound tree attached to my trunks so I was pulling the hundred pounds 360 waves crashing down and I actually didn't make it from point-to-point I was like five kilometers from the end and when I didn't make it I decided to swing by the other way so I ended up sending over a hundred kilometers so what went wrong were you did make it hides currents you know and I know you just get swept away yeah yeah I'm so attached to a tree right how big is 3 lb whatever St Lucia and I think I realized it as physically fit as you are and the ocean just doesn't care after that business with the ocean came back to England Run up them friends of my Marines 24-hour Save on 40 hours what are you training for I'm training for potentially attempting the world's longest covered neutral swim and it pose any is it is a cup of tea and he looked me up and down in just I just found a bit lame you do it motherfuker asking you to do with me Cocina shops impossible Captain Webb refused to listen and 18th August across the English Channel and misses a pile of on a diet of beef broth and Brandy in a woodland wetsuit he's swimming breaststroke from Cruel with ungentlemanly like that's amazing ungentlemanly was the movements that sell themselves yet it was still being developed as you know if you were a gentleman you were swimming you swim breaststroke Brandy you know I didn't mean you might benefit of Dutch courage but I think those units anybody then Sports Nutrition isn't what it is today Ryan so I think he's even like leaving himself you know maybe a hundred years ago they used to just keep Brandy in the dressing room in case you needed to warm yourself up for real and I'm drunk the boundaries ends and you know you seen that I think I generation have seen that with the USA with mixed martial arts that is a volt fast before the basketball player back-to-school richest athletes in adventure is Rodger bannister in the first one you wanted a 4-minute mile and people that couldn't be done and he was a medical student at the time leading position and and run a four-minute mile similar right now to what I think the same with swimming around Great Britain everybody said he called be done yes it's 2000 miles but this joint whirlpools in Scotland renowned around the world if you get that wrong you'll disappear in backwards at 10. There's no way you're swimming against the Nintendo that's a dolphin speed in miles per hour open Scotland the tolerance that go across that it's running at a good clip but yeah Point intensive when you get window the tide so he's not going this way when you can go to little bit of wind waves but you're trying to swim with the tide wind is coming at you but the tide is going the opposite way this this this tied that you have to get right yeah I mean it's 8 in completely in theory and this is what I realized when I when I sat down and start plotting the great what is it called again what is the the issue to push you back I'll just the title yes what is it called that area that you say you got to get right pendant Prince is also kind of compression where the Wolves will just come rushing through and as well as dependents you can get you know 6 notes around whales is an island quotes, like you did that right you are disappearing you win if you get it wrong. amazing the captain Matt was just incredible to every night the homework cuz we were just going over how you predicted you had to you and your team had to predict how the tide was coming because if it went wrong you get pushed backwards like 10 miles an hour yeah face at the end with the Creperie swim we will, taking swimming as most people understand it and we were we were removing and put it in an arena that was so different so I think that's why it was did so well never mind the swimmer so that's that's why it was amazing that that own the entire series it became a Melting Pot and exchange of ideas because nobody knew how to get a human body around the coast of Great Britain they wasn't just about swimming and then that was what was really cool how did how did they know like when the tides are going one way or the other how do they predict that when we sat down and we know that if you do 6 hours on 6 hours off 457 days you'll make it round the coast of Great Britain you know that was the theory so you do this biphasic sleep and then you sent the flowers today but that's what Siri this times when I mentioned a giant whirlpools or the tides but not necessarily if you imagine That's Great Britain there the tides will do this so you want your you're doing all these different things that people not going to see if they listening to the audio so just try to describe it and working with you sometimes they cross I would like to know it wasn't meant to do that or joint Whirlpool wasn't meant to be that you know but it is and that was what was pretty sometimes the water and try back again later at the same location it's still going to be that it is what it is yeah so sometimes and whirlpool and and Matt the captain sent me Inside Lacrosse need you to swim to swim hard in 6 hours you just need to be clear this whirlpool I set my watch on some hot 6 hours about 3 hours in stung by jellyfish and I've been stung by jellyfish a lot before you see a painful but it was terrible wouldn't start until I passed change not going away and said that to me looked down at me he said yeah I know the tentacles still wrapped around your face so I've basically been swimming for three hours with a jellyfish on your face wearing a jellyfish feel my face anymore because might my eye sockets was so swell and find you that again for this happening the car that can the jungle Boys Still to my left the mouse that you still need to swing so I ended up having to go over my face and get them to seal I just punched them into my face so you just have these perfect as yours so swollen until you to push them through the swelling basically nice to clear this joint Whirlpool I Collapse onto the boat and this is the thing it was at that point I Collapse exhausted face now a different shaped when I started that particular swim on the team looked at me and they saw how bad I was how how being up or was but they also knew that that the sea just doesn't catch the tide was going to change and I'm not going to have to do that all over again and it was that kind of brutal lesson from nature that that from Science Background I'm interested in you know rehab rest recovery nutrition strategies older this but with swimming around Great Britain it very quickly became apparent that the sea just doesn't care if it just doesn't care that you need to rehab your shoulder isn't that the ligaments and tendons in your shoulder impingement from swimming too much and that's why it went from swimming As I understood it and how a lot of people understand it to something surviving basil in the water so your swimming schedule be 6 hours on and then you would try to rest when would you eat during the swings are between a during the swims yeah yes quite often just throwing bananas at me and then wow in a really good tight if you want just in the water you could be making phone. You don't have to swim but you get in the freezing cold water Scotland and you acquaint happy getting hit in the face by 10 cuz you can still make phone off and so that's why so often it became about something different and so maybe it was just it was just meant to force you use physical it was basically good morning I left my wetsuit out to dry and I had to scrape just a thin layer of ice off the wetsuit before I can put it but if I didn't if I didn't get any then that would have been a 15 miles to the window of opportunity to swim around Great Britain because of the even fooled the end it was two storms I stole my Livingstone College Italian, who constructed for those two days where we can swim swim in a storm it wasn't safe so when you were swimming this was all during the summer yeah yeah freezing with him and then we finish November 4th which was going into the winter I stole my Livingstone College constructed for those two days where we can swim swim in a storm it wasn't safe so when you were swimming this was all during the summer yeah yeah freezing with him and let me finish November 4th which was going into the winter and you started what month is June you've been swimming


    Joe Rogan and Tom Segura on "Latinx"
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    so that was a name I didn't know about that what you mean I was reading this article and male and female gender specific so the word Latin also get gets it done as far as yeah I don't know it's supposed to be like that's how you in the making f*** off we'll see in Spanish the masculinize version of these we're just consider gender-neutral but that I was he doesn't work for some of us like myself and so I think it's appropriate to sign masculinity as gender-neutral when it isn't so I'm latinx and that a little bit in the movie of there is that feeling you know when when we went in to adopt our kids we were just open we were like look where we're pretty General age-wise we we didn't go in expecting three kids just you know we thought one and it turned into that and but then when when it happens and your kids and not in my case my concern as we Latin then you have the you know you start to kind of think about like oh well you know is that okay is that where you know at first because of the times that we live right now it is it's a little scary jumping into that because he's been thinking about what you know but you're you know but you alternately are just going to think about who the kids are what their need is and how obviously wonderful they are and but you but all of those things come up and then why would that have anything to do with my house while now it does I actually find it really interesting that my family is now this little Melting Pot handle bring my kid and embrace the Latino or latinx what do I how do I handle that just put your kids needs first and just deal with them as children as individuals as human beings you know and but at the same time you're also you're with other parents and there's any adoption community in really an in every direction there is there's mixed-race families in the adoption community and and you're kind of learning from them and it just I don't know it just it opens up a lot of conversations with her own kids and and just of the movies you watch the food you eat sometimes and I think it's great. looks like a regular American guy but he speaks perfect like I've been around here before we ask people questions like I forgot you could do that yeah yeah right when I travel abroad like to Spanish speaking countries even there even though Spanish speaking countries are also melting pots you know how different they still look at you like oh s*** like you know with me and my sister who one of my sisters also speak Spanish went to the naval academies Linguistics Center in the Navy and she was in the Navy for a while and she Mandarin and it was really intense you know it was really intense and we went to a restaurant together and the the guys one of those dressed like a Benihana type where they chop stuff up and the guy was with someone a slight breeze from and he said somewhere in China and she starts speaking Mandarin he stops and he's like I've never seen this before he's like I've never seen a white person do this and we were like yeah pretty pretty wild and they turned I don't think you understand how hard it is to speak this language I think it was something like eight hours a day 5 or 6 days a week so it's really it's super into it's almost like yeah yeah and it overwhelms people people drop out almost like in a physical stress sweat you know where I can people just can't handle it like boot camp and I forget how how long she was in and she didn't reach the level of super you know fluent like we're speaking English but she was able to communicate in Mandarin can she read it she was reading and writing that's the thing is to tell me one time about how many characters and you know it was just unbelievable in like there's sounds for expressions like I'm going to screw up so I don't remember if she was like you can do something like and that means like means an actual phrase you know like there's so many characters that mean and tire Expressions as well that I was like this just brains are so married to our alphabet and way of speaking that it's a real jump to to learn that you know it's just a really as fast as me when you travel and you listen to people speaking their native tongue and you realize how strangely different languages are across the entire planet unbelieve like I was in Thailand people talk Thai and everything this is very odd language my compare that to like German or Dutch really hard all do have a flowy singing so cool that we listen to French music sometimes at home just in case I like it at the movie itself and the trailer is get dubbed into all kinds of different languages so you have this dialogue that I wrote you know or meet up and rotor whatever and you get to hear it in these different languages and I sent you the Spain Spanish oh okay alright great so but I mean I did study I started in Madrid for 6 months and once your your ears are trained to it you can listen to someone say a sentence and know that it's all that's from Spain like that's from Cuba Puerto Rico is it a comparison English speakers from America versus English speakers from Ireland it is and you know I always think of Spain as like our Britain you know in a way like that the language probably an English is from England that's where the language that is how you speak in Spanish and Castilian your that comes from Spain there speaking OG Spanish and then it all kind of came over here and its influence in every country has different ways of saying things different obviously different slang all different curses all different Expressions completely different even words like a simple as like to pick up you know go ahead pick something up you know you say that in Mexico or Argentina it literally means to f*** XO f*** this model yeah yeah my mom told me that she was in the in Argentina like when her Youth and travel there and with with a bellhop and she was like, let that which is like pick up that suitcase but he was like okay cuz she was basically in slang saying f*** my suitcase you know so I just felt like there was like like severity of words like is the word like language in Spain is like the saying f*** is that going to go fuc but like when you say it in Peru do my clothes it's a it's a softer it's not taken as severely so it's not it's not read the same way you're not saying you're saying you're complaining but you're like I don't dislike it taken as like I don't mess with me you know so like even when I would say when I go Spain like they're like damn you curse a lot it's not it's not read the same way you're not saying you're saying you're complaining but you like I don't expect it taken as like I don't mess with me you know so like even when I would say when I go Spain like they're like damn you curse a lot I was like really and then you know we went over that one and then like six months later they were like you actually do curse a lot all the time and I was like yeah


    Joe Rogan on CTE & Contact Sports
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    completely bring them in but not trying to change them into who you are to the six-year-old already have things he was really into or sports or activities ER stop and it's funny for me because I wasn't that kid at all but it's great for me cuz I'm like he's able to do the stuff that I wanted to kind of so badly when I was little I sucked at Sports and I still want to be good at sports and he's really good at it and it makes me Highland Mann Island we were saying like there's a difference between this even in football in that they're striking each other allowed to great guy suffered 12 concussions over a. Of 4 years racing gas and has like some significant brain damage because of it that he had to go through therapy for 2 to help him like to the point where he was walking me at a hold on to things cuz it's bound so f***** up or I could just walk and get off the couch and walk to the bathroom and hold on to like a table and a chair and hit him make his way through all of this from concussion and you know what they're getting cross and they're going to in football it's all the same s*** football game football sitting there all the other parents are having a good time and on my brain damage brain damage there's some brain damage the ground is all f***** up and with this is crazy look how is spell like people across too and I was like it was way crazier once cuz I didn't know about it and then I'm at the school and they have it I'm like this s*** is the young guys that like you know all this evidence is that your life span is going to be way shorter and it's going to be probably horrific at some point because of the impact of what you're going through playing football you know what do you think about that the elections were that man is awesome last Tireman some guys play finish out a contractor up for a big contract and they're out yeah that's happening but they're still you know there's no shortage of guys were like I'll take the guarantee whatever my signing bonuses and take some brain damage was it weather like today they don't make good decisions anyway you know so he even if even if they could have the foresight they would be probably make a decision if they don't they're not thinking rationally and they did some study study Jamie we preferences before where they they looked at kids that play football literally from Pop Warner all the way through college and how many of them have CTE really oh Jesus Christ it's stunning C I always felt like my point of view on it was always like I play football 4th grade through high school right and I always just like man that's why you so f***** up I know I know but I feel like you know the in like you have definitely some big an amateur career you have some you can think back like me I got my bell rung there you're playing with kids who will eventually not play football even in 6 grade Rhino so it starts to be you might have like a stud on a team in middle school and still a bunch of guys won't play in high school and then High School yeah there's definitely some athletes that stand out for sure me those are the kids that are eventually go on but you play teams are in this week's where you're just like no one is really good on this team you know have a game or you'll feel like yeah and I mean there's a couple I got a couple good hits in there was nothing really of impact and then something will stand out like you'll play a school that has like an All-State or All-American player you're like holy s*** that's a f****** f****** up bad and you remember it at me I remember it to this day some of those like really stand out guys in your like that hit stuck with me but that's once a year that you play that guy right or that you remember school that good and then if you don't go on to play in college really feels like kind of a I don't know a risk assessment real like I didn't feel like that was you know do I have damaged I don't know but I mean once you get in the college football is where I feel like that's where you're really playing with really good athletes friend of mine his neighborhood kid was 21 committed suicide and he was who was about to going to pull into the pros he was 21 years old really significant tackle football under the age predicted the early onset of cognitive Problems by 2.4 years in behavioral and mood Problems by 2.5 years after death to play tackle football 12 suffered from cognitive behavioral and mood symptoms earlier than those players didn't start to play till after age 12 they're saying that okay study included 246 former players 211 of whom were diagnosed with CTE after death that's insane Blinn College there's there's definitely there's no such thing as getting around real high-impact it's not that those are all people that know how to play they're all athletes you're going to get rock realizing now is it sub-concussive trauma is responsible for the majority brain damage what's sub-concussive concussion when your head's all f***** up when you try to figure out what's going on it's because your brains been moshing around and saw you had when you like bracing for a hit and then feeling any like f*** around don't see someone coming or you don't see it but I had to actually like YouTube lacrosse to be like how do you mean the video cuz there's some videos of some f****** hits that we're watching the day and Brendan played lacrosse in college lacrosse in college football boom boom I mean they're smashing each other the impact is horrific that strikes in the head this is this is not much different than a kick in the head you just kidding I'm with the elbow but the amount of force so these guys getting kicked in the head with these helmet on and if you think that how much protecting your had that s*** ain't protectin anything I don't know anything about this stuff but I'm thought for a long time hard helmets well it makes you more confident that slam your head into somebody and then you don't realize how bad you're getting f***** up from that you know it's your head when you get hit in the head even though you have a helmet on it so I'm going to crack your skull your brain still still subsists it's hitting is that I asked all the connective tissue acts like it's awful awful more people get f***** up then 99.9% of the people that have ever lived right terms of like being there live when someone got the f*** beating out of them yet I probably seen more people get the f*** be none of them than almost anyone that's ever lived in history yeah I'm a vitamin called a hundred thousand thousand at least more than a thousand probably two thousand but then I've seen more I mean I've seen a bunch live in when I was competing I saw a bunch of people get f***** up I mean it's just I seen a lot when you can avoid that avoided you know it's right across chasing the ball it's cute and my son just got into lacrosse and we play catch with the lacrosse stick and it's great we have a good time playing catch the ball to the point where they're starting to minimize the amount of heading they do in practices really yes this is what we're finding out about brains like this is you know there's a good friend of my dr. mark Gordon who specializes in CTE he deals with a lot of soldiers coming back and lot of them that are like my friend Andrew Marr where they would blow open doors so they'd set up a charge on a door and and step back and these guys nearby those guys suffer significant brain damage it's just from the impact of just getting shook by an explosion not even eating Ashley hitting them in the head which High School sport has the most concussions is it soccer girls soccer game soccer hydrates my boys football by 2015 wow when you stop and you look at those like when they're going to commercial on the college game


    Joe Rogan on When James Toney Fought in MMA
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    50s you know sixties and they're not there at all dude I put a video up on Instagram or on Twitter I retweeted it and it's boxers or chose the boxers when they're young and they're talkin and then it shows them like at the end of their career retiring and then it a interview them and you see them like just completely gone like a shall I thought interview with really bad and I remember even money was James Toney and he was definitely at least 40 lb overweight I can really out of shape but still throwing he was sparring and it was like that piece that they are right before the fighters go to the ring for the on Fight Night and Maze Dave Dudley taking some shots and send some shots but he was sparring and they're throwing in fresh bodies for him to spar against those like you know two minutes with this guy in that boom fresh by and as he's like he is like really hyperventilating sweating spin he's still talking s*** like at is it Matt say she looks like a total mess but he's just like talking s***, guys like as he's barely making it through these the sparring sessions and you know I mean he what he needs because he had to fight and yeah he had to fight in mixed martial arts in the UFC go pick them took him down strangle them right away a bunch of times Triangle Sum and you know Randy was just honestly being nice up it was sad cuz it was just you know he was talking about all these guys just don't know which is true but Randy Couture will take you down all day anytime he wants and then you got a minute arm triangle onto some smokes them mean even when he's punching he's just trying to force him to give something up he like that's what he wants he wants his head tied down against the side of his arm these going to squish them messing top that's it it's wrap pretty quick


    Joe Rogan - Sean Anders on Adoption
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    I'm talking to everybody and I think that when you have a topic like that to it helps because they're not really trying to to crush you as much military and withering high school they think they're really tough and they're like yeah it's going to be awesome and then they go to bootcamp in there like ocean and then they get on top of it and then they have to go through f****** kill you with a rock went from 0 kids and you can babysit my sister's kids in that car they because they you know they're their budgets are stretched so tight that they'll have these outdoor events not every County hasn't but I like county has them where you bring a bunch of kids that are that are in the system and a bunch of prospective parents and they'll just have like games and stuff going on it's a really bizarre event and we went there to meet kids here to meet your kids and so we went there and we didn't want to have anything to do with teenagers because that we're not ready for that we just want to find like some little cute little kid and then the teenagers are all off to the side because everybody's afraid of them and it's the most heartbreaking thing you've ever seen cuz they know why they're there like they chose to be there and they know that everybody's scared of them so I was there and I was like oh my God this is the worst thing I've ever seen and we ended up meeting this teenage girl and her brother and sister and just they just seem and they just seem like really good kids and just scared scared scared but we wrote them down on our sheet and just again not what we yeah we had planned on it we did this but we were going to put him down and we we get home and we find out yes you've been matched with these kids were like okay here we go we're going to have you know we're going to have a towel their heads around the next couple weeks and we got the place where we were like okay you know we can do this and then we got a call from the social worker and she said you know it is not going to work out with them the they've been in the system for 4 years the girl she's really holding out hope that her mom is coming for so she's refusing placement and so we tried to and I was like when you hear that it's so you guys just had my wife and I wrote a letter to send through the the social workers just saying hey look we get it if you maybe you guys just want to come and just do the Foster thing or you know however you want to do it and we we just heard sent the letter off we didn't hear anything and then she came back and she just said yes not going to happen and then she's very matter-of-factly just kids and that was kids are my kids now who I love more than anything in the world oh alright you want there to be or I should say I mean I wanted there to be a certain amount of Randomness like when you have you no biological kids you know you're going to get and go into that that event where you're sort of like meeting kids and it feels weird and so when she said there's other three kids we said okay and then they turned out to be younger you know 6 3 and 18 months but I never forgot meeting that that girl and her brother and sister so when the one time going to make a movie about it I really that was the Genesis of the Lizzie character was right I wanted to make sure there was a teenager in this movie because they're so misunderstood and in the process I went out and met with a bunch of families that had adopted teen girls and then met with a lot of those girls who some of whom are grown-up and some of them are still you know with their families and end isn't the thing that you know this the scariness that were all talking about every one of these families that I met with just great amazing great stories like hard times you know tried trying to make that connection and whatever but but everybody with the same story wouldn't have it any other way change your life for the better met is incredible kids and this is how long was it between the phone calls like I had these other three kids and you actually getting them in your house of weeks because there was about the kids until until they really sit down with you and then they kind of walk through like here's whatever, here's whatever you do kind of so that again they do in our case they don't have all the information of his say on their past right now to tell you like you're able to go because I went to the meeting and I was like listening to there's this long pause my wife they're cute it looked like he was 11 and he looks like this just the look on his face and whatever our kids are adorable and it's the weirdest thing did you go to this foster home where they live and you play with them for like 2 hours and when do you ever play with any kids for two straight hours like actually actively play with kids especially cuz you've never met sure see these kids well up with tears know it's for real no these are my kids that like Cosmic connection moment and that didn't happen at all like I told you I'm going to live with you You Know Your Role lady everyday for five straight days we would go there when the kids were off school and we we go and play with them first in the backyard and then you take him to the park and then you take him to the park and you take him out for ice cream and you just kind of like getting to know these kids that are strangers dude did Ireland get her PhD right now this girl that she's amazing and she had chosen to change your name well and that touches on something that is really difficult when you're doing this is an adoptive parent is that you're trying to walk this line all the time where you know you you need to claim these kids for your own you need to be the person who's like you're with us like we're with you we got your back or behind you like you you you need to do that that's what these kids don't have that we all take for granted these parents that love us no matter what don't have right thing that we all take for granted we have these parents that love us no matter what knucklehead things we do so you're trying to do that but at the same time you're trying not to impose your world on them because they're coming into it with their own you know personality in their own culture or whatever it is that behind them so you're always trying to kind of be careful and walk this line between just just completely bring them in but not trying to change them into Who You Are


    Joe Rogan - The Impact of Clickbait Journalism
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    and I was like he was about to tell me before you came and I was like this salamis we pretty good don't tell me save it for the podcast that cuz he has the most press jobs done for a film that he's put out did you go under they were like let's give you some advice on media totally good with that but what usually happens is the studio the director usually wants to be kind of a part of the campaign so the studio will find us how to throw bones that you of like press that you can do and I was telling look if I can be helpful in any way let me know I'll do whatever you need me to do but don't throw many bones cuz I don't care I mean I get it they don't want you to feel left out or whatever but by my first couple movies I thought oh I have to do this stuff and then I realized I actually had this experience where I was in this red carpet thing and they brought me up to this reporter and they said this is Sean Anders he directed the movie and she had this big look on her face when she went there. will there such Fame whores and Jose are those red carpet things they're so weird yeah those things are so weird in some people that is the highlight of their life walking that carpet and they're looking around and then they're like ask me like nothing to me like they're obviously not there for me but they're like we got time till whatever and Seth Rogen gets off the plane so let me ask you something and then they're like and so it takes me a second to realize and I thought it was so weird because they were always right after it was shortly after Daddy's home and that was the biggest hit was that a mic I took me 1 hour to sort of like trying to make you clickbait it's not it's like sort of an impromptu interview that you have to do right like if someone said hey this is guy's name is Mikey was in Studio City wants you to go to his house and he's going to film you going to ask you why he questions you like no yeah right you wouldn't do an interview with them under any other circumstances which is one of the weird things that happened during the Roseanne Barr things Roseanne Barr when her shows cancelled all the controversy was going onto supposed to do the podcast and it became a big news thing for that cuz she put it on her Twitter that I'm going to do it and we talked about it and then they tried to show up at the podcast studio so they had all these news people standing outside the body studio with your microphones we're out it out in front of where Joe Rogan does his podcast and they thought for some reason just because they're there people have to talk to them they're barely human they'd the way they talk is the most boring version of an interview you never get ever it's at the tiny quick little soundbite they feel like because they're there but cameras on I've got the microphone come on you know KW fuckyourself wants you to come in and sit down for an interview do I know I don't want to I don't want to talk to them I don't have anything to say I'll do all my talking on the podcast in the business but somebody that does no time for that leave work yet then you're going to do that later I can't even walk away from that in the moment someone just dropped it on you so now you're like okay and then your your emotions might be kind of all over the place and you're not you're not stopping till like at like at having a conversation you just sort of trying to figure your way out of it and how many people have ruined their careers our lives on those things just I just f***** up and said one thing is trying to be funny or just fat misquote you and and then they get you and then they put it up airport of tired of jet lag Bourdain got a shitload of death threats because he said they asked him if you had a serve dinner to Kim Jeong hoon and Donald Trump what would you serve he said Hemlock trying to be funny and then all these Maga f****** morons protesters where they were all sending these tweets like POTUS you know he's threatening POTUS and what is so strange they should lock this m*********** up and like you guys are crazy there are people out there that are judging they never have anybody walked up and put a camera in their face very bizarre. How many of these things did you have to do to promote this film cuz it will because of this film is based in a lot of a large part of it on your actual life experiences of adopting these kids how many of these things did you have to wind up doing a lot overdone developing use canned responses in the past I go to the junket and people would come in and then ask you more or less the same questions and I always felt weird cuz I just felt like I just wanna have a conversation with you I don't want to be like this disingenuous and then I would be changing up my answers and trying to so on this one they were like lucky you got a message with this movie you got things you want to get out with this movie you got to learn how to do this so I wouldn't I went to like a day of media training and it was and I said I can't do it right the pressures there were they right away like you kind of suck at this do is I Yammer when I'm nervous talker so you ask me a question if I'm nervous I just kind of go and go and go and people like Jesus you know you saying as he saying it I'm going to do that like everything you saying that I shouldn't be doing I'm like oh yeah that's what I mean a trap for you cuz so much of RightNow Media training is just about don't go out and get yourself into trouble by going in and and just talking about some ridiculous area that cuz that's what people that's what everybody's trying to do now example about adoption about a year before we even made the movie really yeah and it was just because I was in the process of working on the movie and anyway so the whole thing was just about adoption in my family and whatever it was right when the Harvey Weinstein stuff was blowing up so ladies really nice and she says hey you know I didn't know the guy was never around any of it that sort of like more like fancy movies and then I was like yeah I don't I don't know I never met the guy whatever I didn't think anything of it I got a phone and then I thought oh she didn't say what do you think about this stuff she said did you know about that stuff and it was like and you know you too did you know what you thought enters kept his secret for years he's weird roads into these things that just that people are looking to get you in on clickbait so did you bring up that instance when you went through the training sort of like getting really angry with this reporter that the violent thing fire but I actually kind of like cuz he was like nah I'm not playing that game with you I'm not there but you know I like the one with the lady the lady is like your movies are so violent awful and he's like a make-believe thing it's not real violet like he really sassy and then he was actually probably doing like satellite stuff everywhere and he was just like you're dumb so Robert Downey jr. totally let's get into your drug addiction still have that kind of everybody's nice everybody has good intentions movie where I talk to this reporter cuz it was a movie about it was a road trip and I said like I don't know maybe if the movie tanks I can just blame it on that no one could afford to go to the theater cuz the prices were so high play when I was just doing phone I got a phone interview for press before I was selling any tickets and the guy was like just like a really nice guy and totally Twisted things and and made it seem like just like he knows what I was saying and he purposely put some things around and then it had no impact and be careful when you talk to these people because he totally I was trying to say I read this article is like you misrepresented everything and you give answers and your thoughtful and considerate model where it's encouraging people to be deceptive and make these things inflammatory and everybody was really cool really asking really thoughtful interesting question so I don't to make it sound like I'm ripping on the whole process over this but yeah there are these people and that's the thing is that if it was every single person that came along you would be easier because you could just kind of but you but you get like 30 really good you know reporters with integrity and and good people and then somebody jumps in and you're like then they catch you not looking because you're not looking for that guy take on it LOL Hollywood director grass right how's your Casting Couch true to the game I think two for them the game is like let's see if I can get one then we should be real clear not most people there is this in the only guy I know you guys talked about this a lot there is this culture out there where people are completely reduced to like one moment or one statement or whatever it is and that's all you are is that driver that thing that had that happened in that one moment and and you know you see it happening to people all the time and you think about so so when you're there and you feel like you just a regular guy you don't feel like you know that it's really scary cuz you think about your kids and you think you know it's so it's it's a scary situation yeah well it's a weird time for these Publications 2 minutes. Nothing taking consideration no one's really buying magazines and newspapers like they used to reduce these online Publications and they have to compete with a bunch of these clickbaity bulshit things and that's where the money as mean even in New York Times man in York Times resulting to Latta clickbaity s*** now you like wow do you guys have that feeling like ismaili New York Times as resulting to Latta clickbaity s*** now you like wow do you guys have that feeling like when you're online that you're on liquor clickbait diet where you see things where your man I totally want to get that right now but


    Joe Rogan - Instant Family is based on Sean Anders Life
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    based in no small part on your own life experiences it is adopting an actual that you adopted like a full family three him and children after me to text driving and I so I didn't really feel like I could afford to have kids so whenever we talk about it I just be like you know not there yet and and then finally when I felt like I was doing better I'm starting to get a career together I just started feel like one of those old dad's you know like by the time the kid was a teenager I wasn't going to be able to play with so I I made this dumb joke to my wife I should look why don't you just adopt a five-year-old it'll be like I got started five years ago and I'm like I'm going to ride back in the game and she was like you know that's actually really interesting idea and I was like no I'm totally kidding didn't mean anything by that and then she went to a website it went from there now I got three kids in a movie and they're all siblings yes so they all came from one mom and what is how did they get separated from the family I don't have a lot of details about that you know they don't really tell you you know you know a little bit but not much I mean I know that there was that there were issues with drugs in it and I think there was some kind of a fire at some point but it's all pretty pretty sketchy as far as what you hear I learned a lot about the kids themselves but not that much about the situation and what what made you want to turn this into a film like I would imagine that's a very personal experience yeah it was actually my riding partner John Morris Cuz I had been about three years into it at that point and the beginning of it was a nightmare like like epic bad decision why did we ever do that yeah it was it was really a nightmare short time and then when it came online and we became a family it really became the best thing that ever happened to me and you know when John and I get together everyday we just talk about our lives a little bit that's how we get started till John I've been hearing all these stories and one day he just said I don't know why we're not doing a movie about this cuz nobody really knows how this works when you go into foster care to adopt kids so we started talking about it and then there was the conversation of whether it could be a comedy or not because that's what we do we make comedies and John again was like most of the stuff you've told me is really funny so not all of it of course but that's and then we thought wow you know we could approach this is a comedy and we might be able to get you know a more General audience to get their their interest in it that way because it'll feel less scary cuz that's the problem is that most movies that are made on this topic just frighten people and they make people think that these kids are all are all damaged and about how you November one Top Gun came out and everybody join the Navy thinking they're going to fly the plane The Color of Money came out Pujols boomed across the country made a giant impact on pool halls for that one Tom Cruise movie doing this you got like oh yeah I always thought of people who do that like you know they exist but you're like those are nameless faceless Angels but they're not real people right of your friends he would come up you know who's in the electrical department be like hey bro I got adopted two kids by the way if you like really yeah you know more when I was 4 years old we talked about that video that went around online of this little girl that realizes she's opening up a box and there's something in it to tell her that she's been adopted by these two people that are with her and it's really at it's impossible to not cry any heart at all and you watch that little girl freak out and it's the brakes you up what's your reaction does Mark Wahlberg Rose Byrne poster in making poster poster did you know that there was a really real


    Joe Rogan - Sean Anders on his movie Sex Drive
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    Amber life gentleman hello Sean hey how are you hello Tom hello Joseph what you guys did a movie did you make a movie we made a movie it was one of those movies that just opened and nobody knew about it but it was it was a really really fun movie I'm trying to get a career going you know trying to try to make things happen we were making a TV pilot of time which was a living hell and and we've gone out and pitched this idea to bunch of places and nobody bought it so then in the middle of our editing our pilot Summit pictures called and said we really we keep thinking about that pitch would you guys be willing to write it and I said you don't tell him I was really busy but I figured that would make them go away and they said no and so we turned it in and a green let it it was just crazy this crazy process we got this movie greenlit and I think we wrote the draft end in like a month and we turned it in and they loved it and they said about Road Trip movie Estelle loses virginity on a road trip okay I'm going to go back to Wisconsin and and not have a career at all so is it true that instant family you hard time because Bert Kreischer wasn't available yes dammit don't tell me that man


    Joe Rogan - Bad Bodybuilding Spray Tans
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    who won 2018 Olympia at all giant size but there are black in that photo when he was doing most muscular I don't know who left hand corner upper left hand corner like you had before the image of the upper left-hand Corner keeps throwing up all the way up that one might be African-American black right or advised to wear that stuff that makes your skin look dark so he can see the muscles better but they get to a point where it's literally blackface does inaccurate skin tone color Jesus Christ is huge position do you double tap on the Facebook tiegreen just stopped in Olympic is that it was like rig so he's like f*** this dude yeah he be a good guy I don't want to f*** this up Mamadou lsba do Mama cats listen to someone say it 10 lb contest weight 5 10 yeah big guy the guenther Mariam you compete with Ronnie Coleman those guys know he's a giant Swede you look like f****** Colosso from X-Men or you chocolate Face is trying to win or not well now is that like it's not legal you pretend you're one color can you do didn't touch it world around in the dirt it's like he's like you motherfukers are not taking a picture of me with black face on wow okay imagine just imagine it because of this conversation we put really we bring awareness to Chocolate face which is essentially up socially acceptable version of blackface we're basically doing this even when we get on that you don't look better when you do that you just look insane but you have a black man skin color and you have blonde spiky hair this is insanity what am I looking at that's one guy dolled up and the others is natural they listen man I get it black guys look better you just going to have to deal with you the muscle fiber I agree like I think Steve Maxwell told me about this that they do some studies show you this crap yeah I believe Steve Maxwell told me that there's there's a physical benefits to getting tan being out in the sun from the exposure to the sun even I think probably not as good but better than nothing exposure to a tanning bed that makes sense that actually can benefit you your body vitamin I know the only one against Sunrise early but you know I'm staring at the sun or being in the sun is crazy crazy get more contracts you can't hold it back for me like you member when Chuck Liddell used to paint his toenails and everybody wanted to paint their toenails all we need is one dude to go chocolate body and everybody goes Nazi gets a big endorsement contract we need to North character traits do the defense there by area but your Koreans are all over again do that why you're the UFC had to make in a policy about putting those fake tattoos on your back it said like a you know Casino something., box and remember those doing it yeah I think Bernard Hopkins brain tattoo and I think it's covered up in that business don't do that the point though dude I feel like we're the first ones really call it out yeah I never heard of it before I did right but the thing about it is like tanning not really good for you right but get that darn. All the time right if you got that dark spray paint and also I would think that I would be mad Korean zombie had somewhat of a tan but whatever know how dare you put looks like bro have been for Beatrice yeah that's a motherfuking fight a really good fight I don't like that fight for the beat in what year were ordered Vikings Abby prank we don't totally know what they bring but we've seen the flyer bro against Frankie Frankie photographer photographer did like a series of photos of the subjects like like her body and her proportions look like a like a different kind of thing is a ladyboy time involved in a nearby star Steve Nash with tits am I right a good type of human involved in the nearby galaxies that super similar to us I don't know bro hopefully not well the implant right if that wasn't an implant if that's just what the breast look like just super muscular on top just like a guy super jacked looks like a rugby player and then you get to the titties and he's just weird sort of bulbous bags maybe their horns or something hard rock battle tough call umm yeah but hey man if that's how she wants to look people that love to get jacked they love to just be preposterously huge that lady tow truck with face how dare you lose the whole world Sun by all day bro when I want to stop I don't get my f****** cheeks are his wrapped why are we giving why people pass for gold just want to wear blackface cuz they're super racist and they can so they become bodybuilders is that happened to get over it he starts like rapping and s*** fell in an oil well now unhealthy those people are you fell in oil Christian a kid he went under he went under and Save Somebody needs a goddamn hero if you don't know where face to be like if you thought that one of these guys in chocolate face and chocolate skin and chocolate body if you thought one of those guys wasn't doing it


    Joe Rogan - Donald Cerrone vs. Mike Perry Full Commentary
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    here we go look at these two me to meet there right hand you the Cowboys a slow starter so if I run my pay scale you ain't no Cowboy I drink two I said off the break Cowboys f****** in the clinch though damn let's see here and well that's the thing about Cowboy surprisingly good wrestling he f**** people anybody all day but he was very good as well though but see the thing about Cowboy is he's okay he seems like a fun guy right he's always partying and driving around his jet ski and get wild and stuff so people's think all these guys just wild he's also a seriously skilled fighter it's just part of the program like cowboy just going through the Cowboys f****** tall I thought there was a lot shorter Perry's f****** b**** I think he's sweet all cheese doesn't he's a tank to do he looks great at 7 Exam on the outside and Donald slipping away from it now they sparred a lot a lot before they did a lot of our time together was good at so you wouldn't throw your normal s*** what makes for a more boring fight sometimes in Cowboys side though I think psychologically it probably helps him cuz he's already fought this guy and if he did get the better of him and training it doesn't you dealing with the same Mike Perry I'm sure my car is way better now but if they did train together and cowboy did get the best of them then that's his probably on both of their minds right now there's just no way it's not and that's a psychological Edge the cowboy would like to do so I can travel with nasty psychojewlz meet up tonight this is not somewhere he wants to be let's see how he gets out of this this all day that was beautiful give me the f****** face another guy for years right or Fair well not you may be a few weeks, maybe a few. Batum with the right arm Cowboys trying to see how can filthy man I don't need to ask pipe Topson cowboy cowboy and take a shower that's phenomenal that was he wants to sign damn man what a cute little fella great freaking win for cowboy he looks so confident dude look how confident he looked and I think some of that is his daddy and he's a really good fighter but also that they've base Partners, Miller was a challenge but also that they've do Spartan familiar with each other


    Joe Rogan - Eddie Bravo on Homeless People in the Apocalypse
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    so funny about the apocalypse that homeless people going to be psyched cuz I've been waiting for the end of the world people that are walking around pushing shopping carts with all those plastic bags hanging off them they're probably most likely mentally ill bags hanging off them they're probably most likely mentally ill


    Joe Rogan - Ben Askren in the UFC
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    I'm asking. Robbie Lawler football starts at love but you know. the thing that makes Ben askren special to is his you know his mouth his mind games so I can play that game he don't have a dance partner to make some great guy you know anybody anyone in the in the fight game and he goes back and forth between great you can Colby Covington is a s*** talker yet so fans are going to be able to gravitate toward then to the store that has only one fight a word that seems right until or Colby Covington something like that verbally go back amazing fight I don't think I think you just want to see the fight I don't think we should do ever make decisions based on she like s*** talking and encouraging s*** talking I think what's interesting about Ben askren is Ben askren I want to see what the f*** he can do to a real former world champion for hardcore who's fought at the highest level of us a great day UFC they put a camera on him in the crowd went nuts he hasn't even fought in UFC yet everybody knows about him from the internet a lot of people know about him from you and me a lot of people know about him from Bellator fans and one FC fan I think people didn't realize how f****** popular he is and I'll people want deal defeated undefeated wrestler who dominated guys like lima and koreshkov and Bellator still hasn't vomited don't you want to see what the f*** that guy can do and if you don't want to see what that guy can do against the f****** ruthless one Robbie Lawler Robbie Lawler has not done man in his career. In the UFC. The championship. You know yet is younger one the greatest wrestler of all time he's talking to a growing up and what The Equalizer is Far Cry I meant I'm getting Colby Covington out again that's coming that's coming this is after the first time how to reset to Robbie can beat him know Robbie didn't have a good fight with Rafael dos anjos but he did have a good fight with cowboy right those were the last two fights he had I believe am I right about that he lost some Cowboy he lost a Dos anjos right the workshops are f****** monster but he's dominated them and ferocious striking nothing everyone let's now think that you can't talk s*** about Robbie Lawler Dan Henderson Matt Hughes like you just can't remember people's nothing there before Tyron Woodley beat him he was a boogie man who I'll never forget Dana White at The Comedy Store in like two thousand two or three needs at the parking lot on Dana White went to see you and he's the gray thing about this new kid oh my God I got this new Robbie Lawler's ferocious just knocking everybody out on the local level you're going to hear a lot about Robbie Lawler I'll never forget that highlights he's a bigger you and I both know that we went on like a goddamn campaign to get that mother f***** did you hear what it is shoots and gets clip with knees not good enough the greatest Fighters there's a couple others that used to East campaign for the greatest Fighters that never fought in the UFC Ben askren is $1 wasn't really fighting that much MMA outside of Pride rules right I can get Eddie Van anywhere else knock you into another dimension or going to get choked out no bet Dana hated Ben askren he's a nice guy I said he's a fun guy to party while you going to


    Joe Rogan & Eddie Bravo on Wildfires and Conspiracies
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    well I just got evacuated evacuated from my house to the fires everywhere they're everywhere. They're everywhere they're there in evacuated like Thousand Oaks and they evacuated places in Westlake and cigars out apparently this fire that we have here is nothing in comparison to the fire that's in upstate northern northern California fire supposed to be was moving at what was the number of something insane like 80 football fields a minute was not linger in California ever the biggest fire in California full started it I don't know I don't know if they know yet Rick I don't know if they know direct energy weapons Rocketdyne that's where it happened which is looks like a rocket pictures of the cars with their the rims are melting oh God damn aluminum wheels write a fire melt aluminum very good they put the fire there Inferno right there it's not a fire like oh my f****** phone book caught on fire and it melted a wheel know it's like a giant combustion engine that works on gasoline and has these rubber scrubber flammable tires and is covered by a plastic paint that's probably flammable and f*** and this s*** all gets hit in sides but like the registration 40 in a regular glass they crack so hot cuz it tea makes them expand that the heat from the T you're not buying it already I don't know man this is what I was you can f****** see it energy weapons I don't know that's what the crazy people are saying the fires happen on them like they always f****** happen from Electric boxes going out or wires going down and being assholes and cigarettes before there was Illuminati before there was anything there was forest fires they've been around forever this is not like a new occurrence it's not like they using this secret energy weapon to do some s*** that's never been done before how done with their super energy weapons they used to start fires a lot of weird s*** out there like we leveled and all the trees around them nothing wrong with the trees at all weird just weird s*** like that well it's probably know what that means for the fire to make f****** house is going up in Flames because it's all dry old s*** so dry Wildwood on the email your Styles a lot of times these roofing tiles in the Embers get in between there goes right into the tar and burns it it goes right through my next door neighbor's house is on fire the firefighters caught it after my friend Bud caught it told the firefighters to but when this was all going down this is happening all throughout not just here but all throughout Topanga now and Malibu and he's Amber's fall from the sky and then they poop a light everything up Wednesday kids everywhere you look everything is drai's five s*** we haven't had any rain in a long-ass time if you go running in the trails it's just dust you're kicking up dust out in the gym area we got to sweep the ashes out cuz he's actually coming through cracks like little tiny cracks in my house all the way where I'm at I'm sure I'm sure it's no joke but I do think it's fucken super dangerous to live in a climate where there's this much vegetation and not enough moisture like how come we can't figure out how to get that f****** water the ocean and start spraying do I know you great well yeah but the moment bro more almonds and then they were are the reason why in the whole time is enough to filter the salt out of water and use the water for their country or is it like they would roll out of carpet made of gold to do with Sly. Gold surfboard that f****** salt and water type you're welcome large water taxi Notre Dame we're running out of water we got to figure out how to take the salt out of the sea water I don't think this is any of freshwater though I don't think this is a conspiracy change the water and to do it all the time for all the people just pull that water out and who owns it maybe if we bring some Coke in from Central America and the income that way in front of the people's houses in Malibu and if they would protest turn water off smile to keep sucking water out to the beach now and then


    Joe Rogan - Tony Ferguson Deserves the Khabib Fight
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    doesn't have that performance against Pettis like come on man this is this is the time it's the time to set him but he's so f****** top Thompson Josh Thompson death on hose Landover Mojo's daily Christian Pocono punch man Josh Thompson monster Barboza Hinata and then Anthony in a row Jesse Pratt is doing something he tripped over some wires it's a freak accident it's just something that happened you know it's tripping because of that like I don't know I think you'd be Anthony Pettis is 60% of you and no more Eddie but he's looked better before then but him come back that fast doing what he did is in psych unit. Cruz like I don't know how the f*** is doing this so I thought that's good as he looked at his that is look really good to you got to give credit to Pat so we're sure clip that it's bad when you had him hurt but Tony figured out a way to hold on to survive but he didn't look like he was missing a beat to me he looked he looked very in tune that true I'm not too sure what he does with the Striking I'm never there when he transferred the Striking I have no idea to tell you the truth do any sparse when we do Jiu Jitsu we definitely sparked situation situation no like straight-up striking gloves took six years of sparring to he did but then he became better when he went to AT&T AT&T when he went to 80 today and started training with some serious Talent down there and drop down to 170 I would like to know that the. Of no sparring I think that was the 85. When he was at Strikeforce we'll chitchat medicine Kawhi laugh too cuz I was he got busted but then he took time off and then he's looking freaking pretty gnarly


    Joe Rogan on the Thousand Oaks Shooting
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    really is so interesting right now a good time yeah it's a great time also a rough time I think it was so who was in the Vegas shooting who survived that who's at this one that died right I think so either way it's dark s*** they don't have no idea what his motive or anything right somebody called the cops yeah you arrested for being f****** weird like you need right now is like what can we do for everyone that does this guy that don't you know I mean you got to figure out what the f*** is it that allows people to decide hit that switch like I don't know if they understand that it's the psychological motivation that but it's got to be a sign that there's something wrong with our culture if it's popping up so often and there was track up the mental health and all right yeah he is. Because it's what made this guy become who he is you definitely should arrest someone who does evil s*** right or what makes a person get to a point where they can do evil s*** there's a whole series of events probably take place including abuse physical abuse maybe sexual abuse we know that this problems with eyesight this problems with people are going deaf there's errors in the human body sometimes you don't think that someone could be born is completely squirrely wired wrong of course they can sociopaths to check in a semi DNA how many people on the symmetry of your face to be a better person and it don't ever get it together and how many people are lacking at some sort of coaching or lacking some inspiration in it writing yes cuz I think people change and I think people improve as they grow older and is it become wiser and they have more experiences but also if you if you look at the mass Shooters a lot of Merck quote on quote losers they live in there within the parents basement and everything going on lot of people look like s*** there always white low energy they made people believe that mentally deranged people were out on the streets attacking and killing people and I'm a propaganda film so that they would okay killing someone who was the mentally deranged treat other people there's like a scientific term for I don't remember what it is but Genex and other groups of people and their the way they look at propagandist no no the way you look at people like this is a person and you looked at the enemy you would look at them like a subhuman there's a there's a race it is definitely racist commonly fall into with that comment to the enemy were all stupid and how people can do in two continents where you had your boy what's the name of the English cat hypnotizer hypnotizer and brown thing on Netflix now it's f****** sick and so I'm not getting no spoiler but so you took a guy like you took a ton of people to your guy lives in Florida who's in construction and it was super kind of racist towards immigrants like Mexicans and Hispanics and he sat him down to his. He's the perfect blunt shirt turn your phone off bro


    Joe Rogan on Beatlemania
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    but they kicked out he was right he was it was so sad Pete best I was listening to this Malcolm Gladwell book on tapes go out liars and they got into a part about the Beatles The Beatles man when is Pete and Pete passed he was there in the beginning man he these crazy gigs video imagine like you being a part of a band and then you get kicked out of that band that turns into the Beatles Beatles staged to the beat the first time you see them in person we have therapy have abilities and it was set up there a possibility we have an idea of what women are based on how women behave around us when they're worried about the way we think about them the same way we behave differently when it's all us when there's no women around does just two ways that people behave and if you leave all these women together hold on a second you leave all these women to go and it's 19 what what year was that said what's at the 62 l86 Reese JFK died The Ed Sullivan Show and they're everywhere that she there in the newspapers in the magazines and they see these guys and the sounds they make are so good in the way they sing and play music together is so magical and it's so unprecedented it's a new kind of sound and they just special is that a real place that's fake that they're there for the condition dinner a day I'm talking b****** passing out from excitement at the grab their big asses out of the crowd that's not fake crying do I think the girls would act up to get on camera to make it a bigger deal yes. I think that's what they were all doing know this mayham dude I think they couldn't believe that the Beatles were actually there there's never been anybody like the Beatles before Thursday. I think they were just hypnotize singing out and their DNA about that music cuz we can listen to The Beatles today and it's still great I listen to The White Album it was amazing the Malcolm Gladwell was all about extraordinary performances like what people have done it's been completely extraordinary and one of them was talking about how the Beatles got so good because they played I think it was Berlin was where they play or homburg one of those they played somewhere where they played all night they played like multiple hours and night and they played every day they play the insane number in front of audiences and he talked about the importance of that that by the time we got to see them by the time they were on television they had played together so many more times than the average band were will do in their entire career your numbers are always playing always doing these live performances I forgot where was the cavern Club where where was it they performed early in their career I want to stay with homburg the first of a long series of as the only rock group during an all-night session including Jazz maybe might be one of the many things they've done as they were like young guys coming up is another thing about the just so many repetitions skull-f*** I was in the mix when did he end up doing anything to start his own band how do you recover from that big SLO there already a part of Pop Culture history biggest elephant ever been a Beatles before we're looking at the Beatles like we already know they're awesome they're already a part of Pop Culture history I miss them younger


    Joe Rogan and Derren Brown: Shamanism and the Psychedelic Revolution
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    I called view of like what the kind of indigenous peoples Revelation song that where these these these ways of living is still going on is what's what's clear is it's not the supernatural it isn't the spirit it's it's all about a really easy relationship with a natural wellness exam for this is a great book called The spell of the sensuous Damon's wife would bring him some fruit every morning but you must have these little like banana leaves with ricin and she would she was going off and doing something else with that is in the office where they were going I said all those of the spirits of the house right so without we saw the rice. To move and get a moment of like along the ground and you always ants it sends out the spirit of the offering to the spirit to the house is a kind of a dialogue with the answers going to if we were going to put this rice out and you just if you just have the rise and we do this every day would you leave us alone and then that's it it's kind of relationship with each other cause we was so far from here the unconscious and depth psychology in so much I'm a big fan of it we can take all this the unknown stuff and shove it into these kind of Bottomless Pits actually interesting me if you trace it back it seems like it just wasn't like that it was just very what they're doing is dimethyltryptamine like this is that did they are dealing with natural that's a very bizarre and intense transformative experience they're putting people through and there's different like that term Shaman really a kind of was very rare rare rare to be discussed up until about maybe 20 plus years ago and it seems like there's been some sort of a psychedelic Revolution over the last couple of decades and it's almost become a little bit too popular here where a bunch of people are profiting from they're opportunists and they're they're labeling themselves as Shaman I think the term that they use in Peru the calm plastic Shaman and they're they're setting up shop and putting together this Ayahuasca brew and having all these Americans come in flying and Europeans are leaving for sale today in Allaire quotes spiritual experience and these are not necessarily she or Shaman in the greatest sense of the word it's a different it isn't what we think of when you think of Shaman today we think some of the induction psychedelic ritual clean themselves as Shaman I think there's a term that they use in Peru the column plastic Shaman and they're they're setting up shop and putting together this Ayahuasca brew and having all these Americans come in flying and Europeans are looking for sale today in Allaire quotes spiritual experience and these are not necessarily pure Shaman the greatest sense of the word it's a different medicine what we think of when you think of Shaman today we think some of the conduction psychedelic ritual


    Joe Rogan - Derren Brown: Ignoring Haters is a Recipe for Failure
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    you taking all these people that are already successful that they've achieved a certain result and then you're asking them how did you achieve that result while I thought positive and I just really put my mind to and I dreamt on it they all have this in common so you know who also the appositive bunch of losers setting a goal fixating on it and ignoring all the haters and ignoring all the people that bring you down is a perfect recipe for failure as much as if you just focus on the one that sing about human beings I think is that we really do need other people's input and interaction the idea that you're going to work in a vacuum and create this Great Masterpiece without any interaction with other human beings I work like that it doesn't because life is active in messenger and ambiguous and ambivalent and we got hung up on nouns like happiness or meaning or even the self as a verb please things to nouns like they're really neat easy isolated things and they're really not so I can in the the TV shows that I do I'm putting people through like a transformative process and they are reacting to cut a really extreme situations and I always have people saying I wouldn't do that LOL full fight. I would never do that everything else watching that and thinking how they behave what they're not doing is thinking and if I were in that situation with the same pressures that we are these kind of he's kind of like not being influenced by Kings and Priests like it was this is John Locke is not the the beginnings of that that idea that we should not we should have this kind of personal Authority has drifted into


    Joe Rogan - Derren Brown on Psychic Mediums
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    name of magicians doing tricks and psychic mediums returning to connect with the dead that's like altered re people who you having will come through okay what they look like is there anything cuz I'll let you know if they come through as anything I can offer any bit of information they could give me that nobody could possibly know that will prove to you it's them yes yes he he drowned he was wearing a red sweater okay if I want to let you know if he comes through and then they stopped filming and he just said all those things to them nothing right is it just that ugly and pathetic a life that's such a television show where the woman was connecting people with their dead relatives and it was so fake they're just the questions were shity it was so poorly thought-out it wasn't just a lie was a lie by Ali moron I got like 50 people live on stage and I was doing mediumship with them and providing like like very accurate information but at the same time saying I know the girl to see the show and she said what do you want I wonder if you could put me in touch with my dead grandmother I said I hope you understand what I just done that I don't I'm not really doing it that's kind of the point you don't understand I know you can't read it but would you be an appointment whatever it was whether it's Mormonism and Joseph Campbell the 14 year old boy found golden tablets that contain the Lost work of Jesus that only he could read with his magic searstone if you if you you know if you have any critical thinking left in you at all that point you just you put the book down your what the f*** am I doing with my life but people don't want that they want they want that the universe is so open-ended and the possibility of your your existence expiring at any moment and you just Vanishing into nothingness this Consciousness just literally stopping the lights go black and that's it so terrifying that we we would prefer some nonsensical unrealistic version of something but rigid so we know how to follow it and a bunch of other people follow it as well and we have his community of people that follow it and we gain comfort in that very very existence expiring at any moment and you just Vanishing into nothingness this Consciousness just literally stopping the lights go black and that's it so terrifying that we we would prefer some nonsensical unrealistic version of something but rigid so we know how to follow it and a bunch of other people follow it as well and we have his community of people to follow it and we gain comfort in that some very very


    Joe Rogan & Derren Brown - The Idea of Happiness
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    already booked my happiness because the stomach should really resonated with me I was I like I studied Law graduation was living in Bristol this lovely city in England and some point with this is growing to a job I don't know but I want to feel like this is good everything's in the right place in this is kind of an enjoyable and worthwhile Thomas time in the old was wild existence and I have really thought beyond that I've never had any kind of ambition genuinely things that everybody else cares about the business see things in the viewing figures into this side my interest was genuinely enjoying what I'm doing and is it worthwhile read if I read a lot and it took me off and other directions that I started writing and I wrote this book on happiness it took me three years to write it while I was on two or three years but blocks blocks of rising not like 3 years anxiety and so it's it's it's phenomenal I think they wear it but it's slightly doesn't deliver is important that I was avoiding disturbance and actually cause disturbances really important how do you grow other than cuz I know I'm like this. This is my my problem is and I'm not into I'm very good at avoiding stress very good at avoiding anxiety but the danger zone am I going to grow all year I'm just going to just be too comfortable people that changed the world's most powerful man I prefer the images of American philosophy relationship things that they used to honor and recognize so much more than we do now cuz you don't read tragedy so we don't think in terms of those things oldest me to Pride and hubris now that they had lessons about back then it is now available and some happiness feeling oddly sad and I couldn't make out what it was because amazing three-year watching predicted end and I realized the importance of some kind of Christ brings you out of yourself is so important that the embracing of the anxiety of the difficulty of the task and finding upon its completion. elderly proof-of-concept I mean with what you're saying is like in this thing that you keep saying over and over again that putting yourself into something bigger than you something something that you're you're you're attempting to work through and that through this difficult and all the struggle and trying to put this on you you gain some sort of intangible benefit from this you've always liked the most yourself fully in things that would do do that yes I'm a firm believer in the importance of difficult tasks I think I think seeking Comfort is one of the worst things a person can do in terms of achieving overall happiness I think overall happiness a lot of it comes through this amazing sense of wonder and the unknown and possibilities and working towards things with this embracing of you not having no idea how the what the result is going to be no idea where that's going to go and being genuinely nervous about it every step of the way means that it doesn't come naturally the maybe life is is essentially difficult and lovely happy moments we have a wonderful but not the kind of don't the central force of life which is it is it is difficult if you wanted to work in those have to work if you relish them and and understand that there's going to be some benefit from getting through these and whether it's a physical thing or a mental thing with its creative thing whatever it is is difficult like just Embrace this to a massive struggle and enjoy this and then when you get through it on the other end you get a different level of happiness you get this powerful earned happy cuz you grow yeah yeah don't cross the road on your own without having to let go be mother's hand at some point something was just this is the death and Resurrection isn't that's why these message to have some residents have to be like in order to step forward so if you're going to grow you have to has to be anxiety and disturbance in some kind of some sort of death in the metaphorical sense come easily but that's also with beautiful about if we just came easily I don't think it would be appreciated exactly this resistance even engaging in the first place was hard to write the first word of a book right the first word sometimes you just sitting there anything you're trying to do is get it the first step of a 10 mile run all those things are the most difficult thing with me once you're going it's not nearly as hard as getting going to something about overcoming all this anticipation and although the weirdness of it all first place was hard to write the first word of a book right the first word sometimes you just sitting there anything you're trying to do is get it the first step of a 10 mile run all those things are the most difficult thing once he wants your going it's not nearly as hard it's getting going to something about overcoming all this anticipation and although the weirdness of it all you know and then once you do it and you realize you can do it it enriches you and all your future attempts


    Joe Rogan - Derren Brown Explains Hypnosis
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    like I started my career with a hypnotist and I saw this guy performing at University and I I just don't I'm going to I'm going to do that just I didn't realize it was a folding that's what if you no need for attention I'd respond well to it tended to be exactly the kind of guy that would have really intimidating baby. which is not that interesting off drive after while resonant than just showing off that you started out doing it hypnosis comedy show it was just a really interesting thing and it's just a really interesting and I know it's busy you can have a quiet climbing inside someone's head I know what they experiencing like I used to do in that I used to do these like station thing I did was to I tell these people on stage that I was invisible something through the air Beyond is what we want you experiencing and you get some people that would say well yeah you were trouble she just floating up you would just holding it but I kind of felt like I had to play along and then you get this interesting are in the middle of of like what I kind of right now and I think that it was you but it was mostly just completely I could only experience as a terrifying floating bottle of whatever it was so that's a bit I'm at The Other Extreme people that would not accept that it was made floating it just say that must have been on the wire or something there's no there's no way that I can drop you back at the picture in my memory is not think you were really invisible the best subjects Elwood if you were hypnotizing people use it now he's kind of I use it quite so softly in the show I don't like you know hypnotize people so that means we could mean one of two things. That means I'm not interested in people playing along because I'm not just trying to create the effect of someone hypnotize they need to genuinely be responding to this thing in order for the next the patient doesn't matter like a lot of the time like I'll get people off on stage and shake the hand in there the addition rapid handshake induction guided Me Up Just full to the floor and there are times that matches and they have to be that have to be really honest response all the times I can tell that's intimidating but the two thousand people looking at might look like Rick Spivey with steel tens of millions of business and its its you're interrupting a an automatic process right this is the this is the key to it is my Popular by hands with somebody that's accept your Familia process that when you start you're not thinking that I'm not going to put my hand up and down within a few times then I'll take my hand to what you just kind of do it automatically there's something about interrupting that leaves people really flummoxed and bewildered cuz I've already caught off-guard like imagine somebody comes up here in the street and says it's not half past 7 but your actions in Tagalog 20 + 9 your reaction if you think that you've missed something that you're trying to make sense of it it's a strange kind of put you on the back foot at that point if you take if you got somebody who's Fannie suggestible and people coming up on stage is such an old vitamin for there any way that naturally clear instruction to sleep or whatever you want to give them tends to be taken very deeply and very often than you say on shake hands and I'll break the pattern of the handshakes unsafe sleep and show them they had like that and they just sleep but it's not sleep but it looks like I mean don't do anything from eyes closed head drops down to just drop like a like a dead weight on the floor you know I found this most interesting applying this useful everyday situations sounds like must have been like 20 or something I was in a Magic Convention I was walking from one hotel to another 3-piece velvet suit I was a skinny brushes punch me in the throat spoken about this how to deal with this sort of thing would have never found myself in this situation I kind of had a womanly rehearse so I said to him I said the moon outside my house isn't full for high and I guess what'd I miss something so now he he wasn't even want and I said his girlfriend. I said the one outside my house isn't. I spent some time in Spain the wolves that was very high but if you look at the ones here that the tiny that nothing roadside Austin him he knows what the plan was I was going to stick his feet to the floor now I just kind of collapsed some weird kind of thing that you can just go into it in those situations that if it's a bit difficult but that you just kind of strange be taken control of a situation they said what are you looking at being on the back foot switch the situation someone you could just do it that way and say it didn't just talk them through some sort of a program that makes them think their foot is stuck to the floor I depends on the 20 minutes half an hour of relaxing somebody may be suggesting this the hands were getting along and floating or heavy and they couldn't listen to go to basic stuff but I would leave by seven-thirty suggestible with the instruction that when you come back if I click my fingers you'll get back into the Sleep State and they do you know they kind of get conditioned to that often work even like a week later animated whatever it was maybe you know that you want to stop smoking or his hands fighting in that whatever it wasn't the end of it I realize until kittens I hadn't met him before but I'm not well how did how did why did you respond to make licking my fingers and cuz I don't have magic fingers is nothing like that psychological Mama to him that was more important than the nature of the 20-minute script that I've been learning and using up to that point so your confidence in that he had already been under started this this realization that ultimately might my kind of tool kit with what I do is is the stories that people are telling themselves that's that's kind of that's really do you know all there is a even a magician showing you a card trick is just getting you to tell yourself a story edit edit this event in such a way that you go women's Junior jacket only one of the day and may have soccer called in that although a bit but he took the car back from my but whatever cuz you know you're being sold a story with particular sort of edit points and you know we have to strip something interesting at the Holiday nothing that that storytelling capacity is endlessly fascinating to me to the human mind like there's a there's a way you can like lock into like an admin panel and all sudden you're doing things like telling people they don't really don't want to be smoking or putting them into this hypnotic mindset by just snapping your fingers and saying sleep like I don't think it looks like that because it look it it's you so often see it when performers are doing it but they're offering kind of a kind of theatrical effect if you got to look at it like a clinical environment with hypnosis of being investigated pretty bad pretty bad subject had one experience when I only wanted when I was in like a workshop thing that I was there is no pain wasn't giving the workshop and then she said they going to Beech Mountain so I just imagined that and I got to take a going to Beach and I can I can feel the warmth of the sun on my face so I'm just kind of like imagining it in joining into the story I do I just remember somebody respond to I'm just know I think it's just it's just suggestibility it's something about time we get it when you know we would get it when a doctor gives us a placebo me respond to that because this will do it if it was giving us that all the way we absorb opinions of people that we admire an expert that we had my how we just more easily take those onboard unquestioningly this is the same thing as just a suggestion the most the time isn't giving really very clear on Fairview what's going on because it's so theatrical and so yeah I was going to do some of the stuff on the stage without using the hypnosis to show that this type of thing is anything that happens on a budget that can be done without and I was having this discussion with my friend Andy who directs and munching into an onion like having a problem using it feels like if you just going to pull it off without hypnosis with that just happened anyway and Andy said I'll bet I bet you can just anybody went to my fridge took out an onion took a big bite of it and it was fine but then somebody going go on I dare you to take a bite of that onion and suddenly you're like your pre-empting the you know they discussed and all the reasons not to do it but I bet you can do it and trying to prove a point when you did it and it was fine so that I was a different mental state and it was because I wasn't hypnosis at the end results till you do that on stage and pretended to hypnotize somebody first it would look like you've done something amazing so I don't have to me it's just it's just that store is it tastes like an apple to them visible what it what are they saying I thinks for some of them it will you know Tyson pain and things like that and just come by subject to but the end result of doing this thing that looks like it couldn't happen without some magical process that's the key and none of these things really to Mom that met e2020 look at people being a surgery through hypnosis I've been wide awake and being caught has some special things that couldn't happen otherwise but it goes they can you know the layer of skin that feels pain is actually so the quiet things at once you get through that when you moving organs around that's not that's not a painful process anyway very top layer of skin looks amazing very often I just said I don't think of myself as a hypnotist but that the that process that kind of ability for people to get into this space where they can have that kind of experience is is something I've always found interest recent stage shows I did on faith healing in the second half so using I'm an atheist I do believe in the side of it would you just kind of go with me at least at the start because the results already interesting and I just started doing this this son fighting not really knowing if it was going to work I thought I get to Adrenaline guy and I could see the technique for using and I'll do that what's going on but the actual results of Bentley would like small percentage of the audience might not everybody but the people that were coming up and saying I have this problem and now it's gone on there that was a woman that had a shipping paralyzed on one side of a body since a kid and she's I can afford his nausea in floods of Tears going I can move my arm on this was this is a skeptical audience like me know that that's kind of playing along with something I don't know unless I get small percentage not not not everybody Havanese kind of experiences it is a psychological component has got to be a form of hypnosis it is much as I can depend on this psychological component can't really make a difference to get is the percentages of getting smaller than 3,300 people come up 10 people come up and Stage non me know involving them in the show but getting even smaller people that like a year later so you know that thing did actually play like I have him come back for 10 minutes possible said now she's always going to be kind of pretty extraordinary it was a real thing so I must still be at 200 people and one of them actually from that immensely bizarre using my right arm to pull that thing out right now I don't know how much I really need to do that anymore whether I'm just getting it out of habit but if somebody got me up onstage and said you left shoulder is healed it's happened now I'm kind of surprised of it and this year kind of just snapping out of that habit of being like this is my dinner I probably would be very surprised break it down it's like not that amazing but when you when you would you see the the the more kind of extreme exciting ends with that it's it is mind-blowing it is mind-blowing yourself and think while I've got the special gift pack out stadia doing like I do think it 1.1 and I do like a secular heating shower


    Joe Rogan on the California Wildfires
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    boom what's up man how are you hello thanks for being here to get here it's kind of a strange day in this part of fire and it takes it all the way through Los Angeles down to the coast it's not quite that it didn't go through Hollywood it didn't go they think one day is going to happen and with the right you're not going to stop it but it is pretty bad this is about as bad as I've ever seen it happen all in one day yeah it was just driving down the road to get here just these huge just this is third time I've been evacuated since I've moved here 20-plus years ago yeah I guess her off but this is the roughest I've ever seen Jamie and I were doing the podcast yesterday and when it was over I had like five text messages from friends that live in my neighborhood saying how bad it was and then we got home the win was just crazy and it's just it's just it's humbling you know I mean it's super unfortunate for all the other people that are losing their homes and then losing their you know losing their property but the reality is this is its nature this is just something that you just can't avoid there's nothing to do about it gets dry like this and I don't know what started it I hope it wasn't a cigarette that's the biggest I see so many morons the throne cigarettes out the window and I-35 and this is fire season well proud I'm here for a week show on Netflix has come out so I'm just kind of generally here to talk about it I guess and seen a couple of friends and it's been a very nice very nice week yeah this is a good way to end it to with a giant fire and it's just saying different back home it'll be a little yeah it's it's it's it's amazing just at this time of year leaving and going than coming to somewhere like I'm sure it is the weather did the real problem is the population is just so insane there's more than 20 million people plus who knows people really don't have no idea planes on each side and they're jammed solid where nothing's moving either way and if you can see if we realize how Preposterous it is when you're flying into LAX and you see the 405 Highway and the distance and it's all stopped for as long as he could see miles one-way mile together with just complete parking lot and just realized how what are we doing here I found a spot with great weather and you know and then the entertainment industry jobs people in you are so Preposterous it is when you're flying into LAX and you see the 405 Highway and the distance and it's all stopped for as long as he could see miles one way miles the other way just complete parking lot and just realized wow what are we doing here I found a spot with great weather and you know and then the entertainment industry jobs people in I don't know


    Joe Rogan - Michael Malice: What's Really Going On With North Korea
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    there was something this morning that I was reading what happened is more North Korea's angry at the US again so they just Cycles North Korea so they'll do good cop bad cop and we saw this happen it was just really amazing to North Korea has this weapon that causes everyone on Earth to have amnesia about that rear for some it was happening and they were making ice and everyone just like a bubble I go last year they had said since President Trump to death they were threatening to Nuke Guam and if we just forgot about that and then and then you cancel the summit the summit comes back on they do this they've done this for years and it's like if you follow North Korea's I do with my gig you see it coming but they never was like oh my God they're mad at this never happened before like this has happened for 70 years suckers this is their stick so what do you think the purpose of it is just to stay relevant in the news in to alert people that there still conflict between the US and North Korea to very important for them when they make any sort of concessions to say that there were putting up a fight we're not we're doing this cuz we want to not cuz you're making us doing it standing up for themselves we're not going to get pushed around cuz they can't show submission or weakness in any sense the presence Ruston playing this very intelligently and the red and in the corporate press will tell you this because everything's about Trump I don't care about Trump this context I care what the North Korean people write the point is they are there saber and then they'll be nice the next day and then they rattle LeSabre their Knights next day it's it's it's as night follows day with them a really fast in general that we have a really difficult time understanding terms of just the formalities in which you're allowed to communicate with people that did the way that they must say face right and what they're doing anytime there there's any sort of negotiation that there has to be some sort of an acknowledgement of their social status right there position yeah yeah they're all good guys too I was just reading the Malcolm gladwell's outliers okay things about it is how South Korea dealt with they went through a crisis of plane crashes and one of the problems the plane crashes was the way the subordinates were not allowed to question the pilot while when the pilots were tired you know the way they fixed it how they made them all speak English how that fix it because English is a different deferment in the all the different things that uses the way you're not allowed to communicate with people in Korean where there's a very strong tradition of sit like he Malcolm Gladwell goes into in great detail like superiors when they're around their subordinates is boarded to not allowed to drink in front of them they can't smoke in front of them they have to turn away if they have a drink in front of them like there's did the way they talk to them that they bow to them they they call them sir went through all this in Taekwondo Taekwondo is very structured that when I was teaching and when I was when I was working for my Korean instructors like he was always sir it was only up mr. Kim it was always very formal there was always bowing and it was there was you know in this is an Americanized version right English right with their language with the Korean language they were talking about all the different proper forms of communication and the structure good place to establish who the dominant person is and who the subordinate persons are and in North Korea there's a tents that they use only with regard to the leaders so they change the language that extend even for them so what they did was they made the South Korean Pilots like all of them English was the primary language of communication to had to learn English now and then to learn on their own dime that'll learn English and then I think they went with first names so we would work together I would learn English and then I think they went with first names so we and would work together I wouldn't say mister malice like his then I would I would be disappointed and you and I would be even though you would be the captain I would be your co-pilot we would still be able to talk to each other as if we're friends and equals not on this traditional Korean social structure


    Joe Rogan - Michael Malice: I Don't Believe in Voting
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    I mean I don't believe in voting but she had this tweet about like a she went on vote and I couldn't think of a better Pro voting argument that she kind of like look you know you don't believe in voting now I do what does that mean I don't think it's I don't do it I don't I just don't think it's legitimate if I want to someone to speak for me I'll hire them and the idea that me and my neighbors have to be locked into some policy because we're geographically close to each other is landline technology in a post cell phone world so how do you think things should be run you organized based on how do you want to line with On Any Given context like I'm a line with Macy's when it comes to my clothes and I'm aligned with you when it comes to talking you don't have to have one guy speak for you for abortion and four the borders and for taxes I mean I don't believe in any of that stuff this is a very old old model agree that it's a very old model but the problem is we don't have any other one Shirley deal because of 99% of our interactions are voluntary and you are a lot of people like him for four years and they speak for you it makes no sense to me it does not make sense like we need some sort of representation of us if you're going to have some Service Summit with a guy like Putin shirt or someone Kim Jeong Hoon or whatever it is whoever it is someone needs to speak for us shirt right and I mean it sent it as a reaction but the point is I don't have a lot of people say Trump is not my president he doesn't speak for me and they have a right to say that reducing taxes doing this doing that like fixing roads like certain things that we need to get done I don't I don't do it I mean that makes more sense to me because it's a direct representation but even that shouldn't be up to majority rule I mean people who understand the Dynamics of speed limits in cars should have informed they rather than right but then there's influenced by the insurance companies and this is why things changed Outlaws insurance companies are the ones who have the campaign's to force people to vote one way or another it's going to be one right one side going to be much more like marijuana laws you know what all these the tobacco and alcohol companies trying to make sure that marijuana is not legal and all these this propaganda that you have because they don't competitors would you rather have people behind and drunk like it's dad's coming home from work I'd rather he had a joint and a six-pack I mean this is historically just cuz I called and talked to her that's what's legal it makes no sense everyone got going to slow the other ones you know what one is probably paranoid to and check out every mirror check in that bag but not participate at all I don't think that the system that we have now is great but to just not participate at all why do participate obviously if I'm the public figure and I'm talking Bryce participating so just discourse yeah I mean I don't think the idea that you're flicking a switch means you're actually making a difference I think that you're doing something in secret once every four years you're not actually participating that's something people like to tell


    Joe Rogan & Michael Malice on Julian Assange
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    Chase public legal case or one of the ultimate ones is Julian Assange out yeah that's a weird yeah it's like yeah activation instead of being a mobster right yeah but it's it it's interesting because I would think that someone like Trump who is such a conspiracy-minded person would actually like Julian Assange cuz I'm sure there's been I mean I don't know what he's ever said in the past die she's a big supporter of him and she's like well there goes the idea of clemency or pardon our ruin yeah yeah it's been years in one building he doesn't go outside anymore he can't they won't let him I don't think I don't think he ever could on the balcony now I know he doesn't sound like that I'm positive that's terrible 6 years wow wow for the second time since October 2016 f*** over at Wikileaks still running for sure we talked about punishment being in certain situations that is absolutely determined Chelsea Manning's out now she just had a surgery what surgery that for transgender I don't want their she tweeted out I have a I have a vagina okay locked away forever in the embassy and then there's Snowden who's also hiding right and Russia right what and actually a lot of bees after almost a decade of fighting through prison the courts a hunger strike and through the insurance company I finally got surgery this week not Lasik apparently forever and a lot of these Farmers from South Africa that's where they're going to Russia pretty quick like Snowden is he's fuc to write I mean he can't even be public in Russia Brasilia that was tackling wild kind of made his name I think it's just how does that guy go on like this is just in hiding getting his restaurants in like a sneaking in like where it where is it at broken here's an example of it it says when did he die and then it just highlights a date and doesn't say is not dead so Snowden food Hong Kong where he was staying but that was part of his family had to go through a journey through a bunch of countries I think so or maybe he's safe and Russian foods having there's a f*** you do us yeah I mean it must have something to do with it the Putin's deciding to do the floating like a day like stories that are you know we all know about yeah yeah yeah all the time since I've been there everyone still there that's when I met and like six years of Sanchez been in that one building six f****** itself and all the people jail also for 6 years go if he leaves you gets arrested he doesn't have any internet yeah can't see sunlight knowing that the most powerful people in the world we're doing everything they can to f****** put you in jail for life and you kind of already are in a sense I can't see Julian Assange never in the rest of his life probably going to be able to like take a jog around a park like I've ever known ever a dog almost all the s*** that he put out his true that's what's crazy it's like he's doing what he doing instead of getting up in the Press Corps in just pitching a fit repercussions for doing what he did and that's what they're letting us know yeah is a website and Twitter account also of the same name and they tweeted this out couple days ago that's why I never heard of the latest case in the Trump administration's Crackdown on leaks Natalie Edwards US Treasury employee was arrested in charge of giving suspicious bank records involving Trump campaign Associates Paul manafort and Rick gates to a news Outlet in the legal complaint the justice department cited word-for-word conversations he allegedly had with reporter over and encrypted messaging app the government claimed it got a hold of her phone and with it her encrypted messages with a reporter now she faces prison time dude you need to take a picture of your phone with another phone obviously with you signal signal signal


    Joe Rogan & Michael Malice on Putin
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    any cuz I just put on a Russian accent was scared to raise like Russians are the scariest white people they're definitely not regular white people and the women are the worst Russian women so f****** cut you and laugh at your bleeding their merciless my mom my grandma they would do not f*** around from the old country what up and that the documentary was even know what they did wrong but somewhere in that shirt yeah yeah it's Ball Z to criticize Putin find Google it's I don't fuk up the stats cuz Sturgill Simpson actually told me that the there was Super Bowl winner who visited Putin and it has a talking to Putin Putin asked him to see The Rinks at the Superbowl right and Putin holds on to it put someone's finger walks away and then the guy Mission with my friend Sandy while we're just giving out at ring I showed Sandy my ringing he said why don't you show it to the president and I showed it to him and he put it on and he sort of enjoyed it so we kept it on how they know he asked for it back and they were like no here's what happened other thing is how he trolled Angela Merkel you know the story know Angela Merkel is ahead of German Chancellor Germany she's terrified of dogs so he brings out his giant like a black lab which of the sweetest breed and those photos look up Merkel Putin dog and she's sitting there terrified to look at it and the dog sniffing her and he's just sitting there laughing like an ass your dog out to meet other than her and the body language that her yellow Lab look at her full clip change lanes on the highway and and went into the oncoming Lane into the fast lane on the other side full clip slammed into his car and killed his driver but he wasn't in the car oh my God it's wildly s**** while it was an assassination attempt and they just didn't know that he wasn't in the car but the fact they were able to cut through the lane get into the center where you know they're there they have access to the oncoming lanes and pick his car how to be coordinated with someone right cuz it's got to be paid right because it will be out there in the better version of it you see the guy change loud f*** and slam in and had to know that that's where his car was killed him killed the driver but Putin was not in the car but it was Putin's Car Magic well he just knew probably something was up I mean he must have a bunch of people feeding them information all the time have there been on that guy yeah be like all right let's not talk about this like you want to talk about when terrorist attacks are foiled because then they'll know okay this doesn't work we're going to try a different way so that's more of the press I think you know but I mean he's been able to run for a long time I mean he had his number I mean he had his number to like Teddy Roosevelt and Taft he had his number to it was term limits because you're going to present I was like okay I'm done I'm going to back in together or do they are scared of aggression we love someone who is nasty and an a******


    Joe Rogan Watches Old Man Street Fight Video
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    remember him threatening Joe Biden said of Joe Biden wife I said I would knock out Joe Biden Joe Biden would go down fast and hard so he said I talked about in the beginning of my Netflix special cuz it was so ridiculous I was like I want to hear try to make this happen like you're great at everything you'd be great at fighting yeah to the death of the amazing it would be amazing it probably be the biggest Pay-Per-View event in history the world I've got the biggest pay-per-view Manny Pacquiao Floyd Mayweather the first fight okay there's a lot of that Russia fell when he hit him and then the other guys like b**** I got you and I'll be Falls that's how Ruth Bader Ginsburg break her ribs they don't talk about that yo no shoes I was grounded better I saw that right Optum karate chop you in the face right side you got to be real careful when you see a guy moving funny with the right way


    Joe Rogan on the South Africa Farm Controversy
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    when was referenced in a lot of the discussion that I was having with people on Twitter about people in South Africa or Farmers getting murdered getting angry at me and saying that I was reciting a racist conspiracy theory I'm like okay but this is a racist conspiracy theory that a black person was talking about in front of Congress African guy talking about it on television in Africa the problems with Farm murders you know and then there was that guy who is the did the one who wants reparations who was in South Africa who's a very controversial character who is he was kicked out of one of their organizations for doing the song singing about killed the boar he's doing and making gun sounds in the audience is cheering around along with the song with gun sounds it's about killing the term conspiracy theory is a tactic that the press young people use to shut down conversation if you think about it Harvey Weinstein was a conspiracy theory Bill Cosby was a conspiracy theory Kevin Spacey was a conspiracy theory everyone knew everyone immediately written and they also it was because of trump reciting it Trump had repeated it on television talking about something in terms of the issue with South African Farmers it's but it's one of those things that they were talking about before we're even if they know the narrative is not true it supports what they're trying to push right so they run with it and so I just the other way here are some instances of these murders and then there's also the reality of South Africa in general which is extremely violent there's a lot of violence and there's a lot of crime and some of it has to do with the fact these people that are in these Farms are Target's because they're out in the middle of nowhere and whether or not it's racist that they're going after them because they're white that's debatable but black farmers are also getting attacked it's not simply just white Farmers there is some of that though but then there's some of that me some of them are going after these Farmers because they're white and this the thing that's really disturbing is our people are people happier if this is black people killing other black people at the hutus and the Tutsis I was a genocide and so yeah it's a problem when people are being killed regardless of their race right and tribalism cuts across racial one but claims to land that was stolen stolen during apartheid and that the people who are alive today who might not have been around during the steel that land or benefiting from the fact that they are there living on Stolen land like that's all legitimate as well so there's legitimate arguments in terms of like how the Lamb with procure in the first place and how the person is owning it today how they came to own it so there's it's it's complex it's very complex but it also has to do with this culture of violence in Africa and general right specially particular in South Africa where there's a lot of property and you know these people who are out in these farms in the middle of nowhere their targets people don't what politics from both sides wants to teach us is that Paula things are never complex right so if you have your little package and something doesn't fit in that package you don't know what to make of it so you want to dismiss it because then you're going to have to do the work of reconsidering your assumptions and certainly don't discuss it publicly right you could be misconstrued or labeled as a race is right and I was looking at all these people labeling me as a racist I was like okay I see where you doing but I'm just going to keep posting these because this is all what I'm saying is all being substantiated by a bunch of different people were also black in South Africa like this this is a lot of what this discussion revolves around cyst but you can't regard them as synonymous and one doesn't necessarily the other yeah it's the fact that racism I mean I think that racism is probably diminished somewhat would you agree with that in terms of like between now and say like when we were what year were you born 76 do you think from 1976 to 2018 racism in this country is diminished or mislaid I only have friends who like waspy white people I can't imagine a situation where people are hanging out and saying like racist things and Everyone Active absolutely real repercussions for any sort of races out yes see if anything you say anything that's any any Outburst anything that you say that in terms of like you could if you're somewhere and you say something publicly that's racist someone could tweet that and it will ruin your life going to get posted on Facebook and it would ruin your life and I think that keeps legitimate racists from being as out with it which reduces racism overall because I think one less people do fast people doing it it seems less culturally acceptable and then people change the way they think but it's also it's easier to be racist when you're only talking to people who are like you but if you're interacting with you from all over the world and you're like okay this pot's gossip us but he's also plus like the people I know it's very hard to maintain that prejudice when you're seeing people were acting similar to you cuz it's anonymously on the screen if they turn out to be okay for me


    Joe Rogan - Candace Owens, Kanye West, and Blexit
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    Tanya had some good points but I don't know did you see that Candace Owens and Tomi lahren we're getting into it on Twitter today like 2 weeks ago it was hilarious turn on kandace Kayne turned on anymore the ship was doomed to sink from the start but hunger for fame and money was placed over the movement funny how he was a free thinker and quotes before and now he's a traitor and quotes sounds a lot like a tactic of the left I like I should capitalize and yeah you made your bed now lie in it in factual Tommy I think I can expect to speak on behalf of people on both sides of the political aisle and say we are sorry about your failed career that this is hilarious she's literally had a career in this for about 8 months into your failed career to run an anti Trump website adopting set you mean the desperation to be relevant Again by car only subbing me and or attacking Kathy Griffin weekly bode well for any movement growing up I always hear it in Cartman's Voice or created blexit t-shirt what is blexit black black black sit like I mean the blacks leaving the Democratic why did they do that I don't know and are Kanye because of brexit is it is spelled e x i t u just have BL and then exit it's actually better if you want to be sure precisely spelling is better but in terms of how it said I think blacks It's Not wax it you are right are you know how to kill your babies I don't have any black midget Kill Your Darlings African-American a few listen there is a few on both sides of the aisle that are contrarians yet hucksters you know there's just two different types of muscle the contrarians are people that don't like the fact that they are being told that as an African-American I have to vote Democrat and have to lean left and then I f*** this you know how that you don't tell me what to do and then they go that way I think we're getting a little bit of that from Kanye West and then there's people that recognize that there is there's a legitimate Pathway to stop to attention to you know it's just it's a career and being like reciting conservative talking points as an African-American if you can get a little juice on any of these I was confused her and Lauren Southern they're very different. Play song that's how I say I'm not really pay attention what they're saying are you superior to the Republican point of view she's much edgier I mean she's she was small and neuter a stray Leah there was all this beef they want to stop their talks she's done she's going to South Africa about going Australian like today would they want to stop their talks she's done she's going to South Africa to do work everybody talks


    Joe Rogan - Michael Malice Explains the NPC Meme
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    you don't know this meme is that a sign ecology thing no non-player character for Lifetime I'm going to show my age when you and your by your sword or you by your armor there's a guy running in the game he does not exist that character all he does is buy armor cell armor doesn't have a wife has a kid to go there midnight he's there you go there at 8 a.m. he's there he's the player characters you're playing he's a non-player character and the point this mean makes is the vast majority of humans are non-player characters they have no mind outside their programming so they call it MSNBC or the call the MPC is the network and you'll go look at or press Coral be like orange man bad impeach 45 Russia and that's all they know how to say and you see this where is one thing when people say cliched ideas what they'll say cliched ideas in a cliched way and it's like you have no mind you're just repeating what has been programmed to you and your script and as soon as you mentioned certain terms is a knee-jerk speech that they give and once you identify it's like the Matrix like you see agent Smith everywhere journalism to I mean the white I mean journalism are they had a pull-up Maddow NPC because there's a picture Hertz said tonight on MSNBC orange man bad or like they call her it's hilarious explain is dehumanizing to call someone a non-player character or soul but is it okay yes but it's it's it's actually like really easy to say not the actual thing you asked for memes of her real progressives like Jimmy Dore they would but there I hate when the right things everyone that left the same there are many police on the left or not PC who are brilliant who have left wing ideas and convictions and they call s*** out but the percentage of them in comparison to the percentage that just follow the narrative is so small we just talked about early 90s off on her when I'm doing the ER just March me and the six friends it's JR when was a 4chan mod my buddy Michael Ball strength coach Matt who's an immigrant Ginger sounds an immigrant my friend Paul and have a name for him so I said you're going to be on Dave Smith we know he's getting excited from the Romney win and I said Paula just going to say probably MPC and he immediately went out and got a grey sweatshirt and a grey ski mask to wear to look like a name


    Joe Rogan - Connecticut Senator Lied About Serving in Vietnam?
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    tribalism you're going to go Blue in Connecticut but how would how would they accept him as their candidate cuz he got I think it came out once he was a candidate Marine Corps Reserves in 1970 until the end of five deferments had kept him out of the war getting a coveted slot in the reserves reduce the chance of Battlefield deployment Blumenthal went through basic training and serve six years in the Washington DC area in Connecticut as Connecticut's attorney general Blumenthal regular to have Memorial Day parades and other events at recognize soldiers and veterans in New York Times wrote in May 17th 2010 that in 2003 Blumenthal had spoken at a rally supporting troops overseas the newspaper ported that Blumenthal said when we returned we saw nothing like this that was a comparison with soldiers who came back from Vietnam Blumenthal repeatedly repeated a similar line in 2007 Memorial Day Parade in Milford Connecticut and at a 2008 ceremony for veterans and senior citizens Blumenthal said we have learned something important since the days that I served in Vietnam can the effects of military action important since the days that I served in Vietnam if they quoted that and that's a that's a he said that a 2008 ceremony that's a liar was a part of the reserves which is important part of the military there's no I mean you don't want to diminish that but lying about having actually been in Vietnam is it's as close as Stolen Valor as you can get without actually being a veteran yeah yeah yeah these monsters I'm like what the f*** is wrong with you these people are horrible just doing that to doing that alone like that's that's hilarious that you got through though oh yeah doesn't if you're taking what is responsibility mean if there's no consequences well that's good question maybe he is the best person for the job Reno and Waco happened and all those kids died and other people and she goes this is my fault I take full responsibility then you should be in jail if you are responsible for thousands of people getting killed you should be in jail


    Joe Rogan & Michael Malice on Trump's Trolling
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    this is not cool. She's got pushed back from small blogs just like the gym imagine the outrage if I just started calling myself African-American but do you know what they said he said well I can't call her Pocahontas anymore cuz she's not an idiot I don't like he still calls people f****** losers and he still he still calls them losers on Twitter and goes after them repulsive he is physically he's fat is face is all f****** hanging off of his bones he's got white raccoon eyes and orange skin and yet he's still will mock Stormy Daniels and call her horse face someone tweeted out I forgot I apologize to you think you said they go imagine what happened to Trump's the first person who f***** a pornstar and she had to brag about it and then she paid him right but what he paid her what she's going to have to pay him is probably like a factor of three or fours how much more she could have one opinion for 350k that's all you asked for it it's probably like he just wants to be done like that yet it give me that paper just give me a little something I need a little something from you look just let this Slide by 300,000 and no one's buying that book already next that she's back on it it was amazing the fact that he can call her horse face he's the president on Twitter send it here this Harvard or Yale whatever debating team great debater if we recognize some of this the f*** you prefer debate be like oh yeah what will your dad's got you is my favorite where he goes whenever I speak of the losers and the haters I do so with great affection it's not their fault they were born f***** up! That's a real truck 2015 before he even talked about running for president or it was even I don't think he was 100% open about running for president and he said there's two ways to talk to China you can either keep Rose things you can propose things he says it like you know normally and then he says or you could say listen motherfukers it's so exciting it's so much more exciting than Marco Rubio a big fat mistake Puerto Rico Puerto Rico on all Muslim and Islam this is a great what the meantime we can't get a school built in Brooklyn City approval oil we have nobody in Washington that sits back and said you're not going to raise that price you understand me this is a long time ago racist probably put it up as a negative thing would have been considered a Democrat in the future when everybody starts cheering he actually gave an example of how about you you better shut your mouth so he didn't say the word they bleeped it to make it look like he was cursing and he's like right that's really that's just deceptive right and it's pervasive they do it all the f****** time who's good out there to challenge him there f***** because the whole time all those Democrats are fighting each other for the primary for the nomination he's going to be tweeting the s*** out of those debates he can be live for you to debate but also from the sitting president do I need to come up with nicknames for him D2L my it's amazing dick Blumenthal senator from Connecticut lied about his Vietnam service


    Joe Rogan on The Conners Tanking Without Roseanne
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    I mean she was she went from being a straight-A student into being someone who can no longer do math she detailed it like really emotionally and and very honestly and vulnerably she's very vulnerable and in discussing my podcast was really scary Planet of the Apes ingenuous sorry I did not want to hurt you this is not acceptable but I also do think you need a better haircut you don't like she still haven't been there but she's such a sweetheart and I don't think the thing that I have people arguing with me about when was born Iran and people like what is Born to Run and like you know black people can give birth in Iran right that's the thing and this was robbed they could not their heads around that she was black but in her on her parents were American thinks it's fiercely tribal is so you said before and then the our tribe the tribe of the left of the traveler right our tribe has decided your tribe is it in an acceptable unacceptable and what you've done is just beyond the possibility of any sort of apology you need to be removed even have a significant financial lost and apparently the people that were responsible for getting her fired one of them has already been removed and now they're realizing from having the number one show on television to having this bastard version money donated to charitable causes it could be a teachable moment or learning moment for for everybody for the whole country a moment also have like like a bonding where we just abandon these ridiculous there was an episode I watched the series that goes like episode 6 her neighbors that moved into the Conners house or from the landford we're Muslims and Roseanne was Prejudiced and then she realized she was wrong with it episode that's like stop being so she's always been very else really left she is in some ways and she's right I think she feels like I can't speak for her so well. Pretty good so number to show overall in ABC and it's their top rated comedy down from where it was obviously but sad about that comes back to life after yeah but the ratings are significantly lower more than 50% lower than they were with the other show true but it was also an extreme hit right but it's the same show Jamie spin on it that says it's not that bad an 11th that's unprecedented what you orders when I was on sitcoms it would do a thing called the back nine right so you would get 13 episodes new door to the back nine which should bring you to 22 which is a full order they're not doing a full order this shows dead right so it ain't good and the other thing is to keep in mind this show is extremely expensive out there PS 139 you got a million dollars right away just with three members of the cast then you have production fees all these other different PMS be a billion AP Xin that show it's crazy money it's crazy money and it could be the biggest show on television if she was still on it and in the apology was accepted you and you're not going to lose viewers they could have easily done an episode where the where the character did that they could have done it where they are interviewing her outside of the poles and she says that and then a bunch of people sing she says it on television and she gets labeled as a racist and then a bunch of people singing really does look like that lady


    Joe Rogan - The Trump Curse with Michael Malice
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    politics really affect you like that so that's something that really changes your life because both the day today happenings of the White House most of it is just you're fixating on these things that really probably never going to have any impact but local local stuff who's the mayor that has a direct impact on your life what are they going to do with the streets fascinating things about Trump being president is how much is trying to do and how much is not able to do and how much pushback there is and how much he is able to do and how much outrage there is about it and how much chaos is surrounding the whole situation yeah it's fascinating to watch all the the safe check the checks and balances and the safety procedures that are sort of built into the system of government act out and now that like you see the Senate controlled by the Republicans in the house control by the Democrats Jesus this is not helping for chaos as much gas as possible the shitshow and is going to be more of a shitshow in the house with trying to pick Pelosi's number to see that Trump was saying nice things like Pelosi hilarious Pacific I'm just going to press the buttons and see what I thought was really hilarious or actually enjoyed it when Alec Baldwin arrested and they said it Trump you know Alec Baldwin got arrested with how do you feel you I wish him luck and you know how to say Trump refuses to denounce violence in his hometown wish him luck Mia lucky just knocked a homerun out of the parking lot and smashed every window in the car is parked for punching someone after all those years of him mocking him on CNN instalike hilariously perfect Stormy Daniels like now you got to pay his legal fees like that is kind of hilarious that she's going to pay his legal fees strip and you got to do to pay those legal fees his legal his legal fees must be through the roof what we already know that you paid her off and now no one cares right because he just won the case right and so she has to pay his legal fees and now you're stuck with nothing you ain't nothing right and now he's trying to say Mark Burnett tape is inclined to support Trump's positions on many things and he's just not going to release that there's no way Trump who's running a TV show we look at you look at Megyn Kelly John Reed he's if he's using racial slurs in front of cameras and a cast of 50 which I'm sure going to have people of color this is New York there's no way this would have leaped at the time that's not true if he's using the n-word that's not true know if there's if there is a there's a sound guy and there's a producer collecting tapes and everyone has know if he's doing this publicly in front of others not doing it publicly talking to someone and it was recorded much like the Billy Bush thing when he was on the bus right kind of doing it publicly but he's talking to somebody that is talking on the cast members supposedly used it in a very specific way like you know the story about the guy from Netflix right or how about the story about the Papa John Papa John saying blah blah blah is that where you're fired literally and he is the CEO of the company and he's saying to them we're not going to use these words we're not going to be like these person like that like saying Michael Richards like right and then all the sudden that becomes public and then try get fired and then YouTube pulls me off and then iTunes pulled me off literally that's what's like what happened with the Papa John's is the Papa John's guy said racist s*** and all they heard was Papa John's Refuse to support Colin Kaepernick and now they're like alright we're going to get this f***** and they did that's part of it too right yeah that's part of it too


    Joe Rogan on The Clinton's Lying
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    I can't imagine being a situation where I'm at television and I'm saying things that is so removed from the truth like I can't wrap my head around that while Hillary did the same thing she did talk about a firefight that she was involved cuz what kind of secret service is going to let the first lady run under sniper fire and there's been then she just basically did a double talk around that which is that a lot of Whoppers and in her name she said she was named after Hillary Edmund Hillary even though he climbed Mount Everest after she was born so she's just I mean amazing I love that woman I love her so much she's a funniest person she's like a slinky odd duck it's it's one of those things were women want a woman to be president so bad they want one for the team so bad and then there's so many people from the left thinks she has the best chance of beating Trump or whoever is on the right that they want her so bad they're they're willing to exonerate her right in so many different horrendous things people want to talk Progressive being left wing and she didn't even believe in gay marriage until 2013 the best part was she NPR which is this far-left far-right fridge organization by NPR Terry Gross and Terry gross's used it against gay marriage you know your husband passed which made it a federal law that gay marriage won't be recognized you change your position like how did that happen was it because Americans became an American process start yelling at her and it's like holyshit dried NPR news think they're too right-wing for you cuz they're calling on your b******* you f****** loon but the worst part is I had Juanita broaddrick on my show 2 weeks ago and she's the one who accused Clinton of raping her and I asked her who is worse Clinton or Hillary she said Hillary she said she's the one who knew what was going on and let him get away with it so that was scary to hear the things you've got me was when they were confronting Bill recently about Monica Lewinsky to ask him you owe her an apology right anybody free your crazy let me tell you something I was I left the White House Millions dollars and they stole the furniture that's actually got a funny but the idea that guy would especially today's political climate and dealing with me too and all the the various scandals it'll be going on rapist exposed that this guy who if it was going on today with likely either be under indictment or at the very least under heavy investigation for sexual assault but because it's so long ago it seems to be like this weird sort of gray area that then he sang I don't know what her an apology but you know if anybody thinks that I wasn't punished like you weren't punished like you're worth hundreds of millions of dollars now how are you worth so much money now one of the greatest things I remember at the time this has been forgotten the Press stalker all of Clinton's guns are gone the news channels at the time say she's a lunatic she's a stalker they never had an affair and you're sitting there that she like 23 how the f*** you stuck a president that make any sense if it wasn't for that dress but keep that in mind if she didn't have physical evidence nothing would have happened to him and she would be regarded as a loon to this day and she Retreat a complete Pariah they were ready woman in the Trap was her coaxing her to keep the dryer at her yes the dress but go public with this and talk about Billy out if I remember was that before that before Linda Tripp was doing all this trip was she coaching her through the whole thing cuz this is a big moment like this website is revealing information and now we're going to talk about I thought that was also coming from Linda Tripp Portland Tribune keeping the conversations Linda Tripp was taken the conversations I don't know how I know drudge was the one who made all this ship public maybe she was being subpoenaed privately she was going to Drudge and she was at leaking information on Earth it without Monica's consent as far as that recorded at the jail for it and she was she was arrested something happened on television like the lack of inside the lack of objectivity is is lack of personal objectivity that she's getting asked his question do you owe an apology that he can't say look I made a mistake I should have done it was a bad thing to do especially a bad thing to do to a 20 year old girl and have her exposed like that is close to my daughter's age for him to did not say that some serious sociopathic s*** involved and then when Hillary's asked about it was that a some sort of abuse of power is like no there is out Monica Lewinsky was an adult I mean there's no bigger Gap right forget about like Studio executive actress we know like that's that's tiny in comparison to the leader of the world and an intern and at the time all the feminist ran interference for him the only one who did it was the craziest one Andrea dworkin and she goes we know he's a rapist Reserve you bring me to Broderick we know who this is sexual harassment assault sexual harassment and everyone's covering for him and you guys are being complete hypocrite comparison to the leader of the world and an intern and at the time all the feminist ran interference for him the only one who did it was the craziest one Andrea dworkin and she goes we know he's a rapist Reserve you bring to Broderick we know either so sexual harassment assault sexual harassment and everyone's covering for him and you guys are being complete hypocrite that it's really


    Joe Rogan on Antifa Protesting Outside Tucker Carlson's House
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    predominantly female professors as well and their whole thing is social justice that's like there when you know there was it lists her objectives as far as education like social justice is number one number one like the thing that they emphasize the most what's it going to be architecture education universities are there to promulgate and ideology really framed it as that term today is so fraught with Peril Hellyeah the enemy such a goofy term like social justice so I could hate it's so I took a blanket term so all-encompassing and you know you see you here at you start thinking about people banging on Tucker Carlson's door and saying we know where you sleep that's what I hear I know yeah the 10% angry need to be shut down because I don't even know what percentage of people with bang on a guy's house likes knocking on his door and say we know where you sleep with this is us form of mental terrorism like you're threatening him you're scaring him I don't think most people are capable of empathy by which they mean they can't put themselves in soccer shoes so all they see is someone I hate has some that happens if it him good and they don't understand like these Republicans are saying that it's okay to torture terrorists right and the point I make is there's people right now Michael Ian Black or will tell you that we got everyday the NRA is a terrorist organization so what happens when the government defines you as a terrorist if you going to have principles you have to apply them to people that you hate Sprite and in Tucker Carlson is hardly some Nazi in is if if you think that he has ideas that are questionable the solution is to present better ideas and to debate him and to go back and forth then but Tucker cross is not leading some hate mom he's not load the centerpiece in Charlottesville right for the extermination of Jews or he's not that radical Nelly Just a right-wing guy what critical theory allows them to do is to say well you can read between the lines and describe intent to the person right so if you read a book you can say all this is race because I can't seriously so they can easily say Well when he says ab&c he means XYZ so these are all dog whistles and you can impugn whatever motives you want on to a person and then at that point you could do whatever you want had a thing is he's a dad f****** with Tucker Carlson's house call Sharon Shultz shows us there more than happy to sacrifice the kids to get their goal it's just really disturbing to me because I think these idealistic kids were doing this they're mostly young people have a fundamental lack of understanding when it comes to what violence is what causes violence and intentional and how how close that scene was the violence yes he do that to the wrong guys door he's going to come out with a baseball bat or a gun and he's going to kill before smash the people write it is absolutely can happen it's not likely to happen with a guy like Tucker Carlson what if they decide to go after the wrong General I would have they decide to go out to the anything can happen in these situations and also those people are going to get outed once those people are out at the outrage that they're going to experience is going to be on Handel write the amount of people that are furious at that group of 20 or maybe it was plenty I'm angry and I'm not going to do anything but I'm angry I think it was disgusting if if I'm angry how many really loosely held people people that are just like really barely keeping it together already but here's the scary it's not those 20 that are the consequences of people who think like them who haven't done what they did and now it's going to be like all you agree with this I'm going to do it to you I think it's going to be people going to find their names they're going to find where they live and there's going to be people that have nothing to do with this not Tucker Carlson and it's not them and it did these people going to seek them out and they're going to it's going to get ugly you can't just banging on people's doors like that and scare them right cuz if people get furious especially when there's not enough there's not enough evidence is not a bad guy Tucker Crossing is not some evil demon you know like if you if you looked at who he is and what he said if you pulled out the word s*** that he said and and taking it in comparison to the woman that we were talking about from MSNBC that still in the air right who lied about her blog being hacked on Twitter lied to try to cover up for the fact that she said some blatantly homophobic things in the past that are already on very serious case phobic things in the past which is f****** insane that should be a federal crime you were moving resources right from people that are already on very serious cases that are already trying to solve real real crimes save people's lives saved people's safety and you're deciding that your job and MSNBC is more important than that and she isn't even fired


    Joe Rogan on Trump & Jim Acosta
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    because Jim Acosta like it wasn't supposed to be talkin then right right he was interrupting he was deciding that he was more important than the other person who's talking right and he was also decided that he was more important everyone else in the room and he's also deciding that so basically you will never be taken away but there's got to be some decorum right well their argument I would guess I can't speak but their argument would be that because the president has made things so lack of decorum when she has there for their following suit so I guess that's a real leadership when he goes out of their way to put the irons to the president and get them to answer questions but you can't do that while someone else is talking when you had President Trump and North Korea and they're making signing a piece of paper and they're trying to kind of helpful it go towards the peaceful Direction Acosta gets up and yells hey you got this guy who's got 25 million hostages he's taking the first step to dropping his gun you like I think the guy took wrestling a little too seriously and I don't know what it is very significant about what he's doing and he I think he also wants to be a martyr he wants to be liked you know he's got the weight of the world on his shoulders and but for him we'd be facing Nazi Germany does someone get their press credentials removed from the White House when when can they no longer have White House credentials what when is what is Woody Woody have to do to the point where everyone agrees you're a nuisance and you're interrupting regular like CNN could just get someone else right who's not going to scream out right now I just want to block CNN like they're sending this guy like you you're interrupting like you're yelling things out and then what if everyone yell things out the same time are you better than everyone else because you're not you're just a person here and if you just decide my opinion in my voice is more significant than anyone else's will you throwing everybody else and the whole process the long ago and you know they're going back and forth and she goes well you know what I want to talk about that I'm like this in the f****** president you're a reporter if he wants to talk about it at the very least it's going to be the President says X Y and Z so who are you to be like Nana shut up when I can talk about this like will f*** you on the president so I think there is this is happening because I think for a long time to press who has had an agenda since Washington stays as they should have an agenda pretend that they're honest and objective and they use the veneer of politeness and civility to be like look professional decent people but now the mask is dropping and you see that there is no laughing lunatics yeah I was watching this piece on really wish I remember what it was on but it was on was listening to it either way it was on the news and when the news started becoming an entertainment program versus when it was just hears the events of the day and this is you know this is what the significance of these events could be in this is the impact that could our society instead it just became this really flamboyant wild crazy if it bleeds it leads and it became entertainment right and they really narrowed it down to 60 minutes they're saying when 60 Minutes became a hugely successful Financial show became a hit it was a hit show like big retires your money it was you know the entire country would watch it and then that's her to change the way they view the news cuz now they've used the news as a potentially profitable Venture and then boy once they realize that people can clearly affiliate with one side versus another side and they want that in their news coverage then you get the weird Fox News / CNN which is a distinction if watch the news he watched television during the elections particular anything that's really significant going on you go back and forth between two of me like are we just like separate universes y'all yeah Scott Adams has that metaphor which is that were looking at one movie screen and there's two movies in one a movie screen that didn't people see this exact same data and see different conclusion and I think that's great I don't think we need to be like what they like and everything is awesome yeah I mean I definitely think that we should be able to enjoy what we enjoy and we should lean whatever way we choose to leave I think the issue with the news those when it's just straight-up propaganda when is when is this actually the real objective version of the events or when are they deleting an editing stuff out and adding things to I concentrating on one maybe possibly insignificant things but pumping enough to be more than it is because in a changing the narrative for their side guy went after some dimwit from Ms from excuse me to NBC and he goes this is the worst attacked by the White House in the Press freedoms in history I go John Adams 2nd president but journalists in jail so did Lincoln Lincoln of course you can say OK Civil War but there were too many cases of attacks on the Press but of course because everyone so narcissistic if it's happening to them it's the worst thing ever and this is basically the gulag even though they can go on Twitter and have their hundred thousand followers saying like hey you not supposed to do that like what you did what you did is out of line I haven't I have I've been having fun in La I have not seen that I think they have been running interference because I do think that the Press Corps like any organization you work with someone side-by-side every day you're going to be friendly with them and I do think they there is very much obviously acrimony between Sarah Sanders and the White House Press Corps and she's very insulting and hostile to them and you could say is deserved or not so course they're going to try to team up together black lady we're just trying to do our job and you're just spinning on our face every single day another question is do these people have should have their faces fit in or not I think they both suck that's that's what it seems like those White House Press things how do you like it because I I think people get over politically by saying let's all get along and then people who don't get longer marginalized and those are the ones to innovate things that the troublemakers other ones who move culture and politics so whenever everyone gets together like I'll 90% of us agree then where it fits Venom it's like yeah United States whenever hate each other like while it's having divorce what do you mean let's just say if you want to separate out America the different parts I think everyone get along a lot nicer you wouldn't do you mean like make separate country from one country to another you can make a real honest comparison between Texas and New Jersey I mean they basically are countries because we all speak English so it seems like we're what the what are we United on and like why does it have to be this way start invading everybody and I think the acrimony which I enjoy on some level cuz I think it's honest is going to get much worse really what makes you think he's going to get worse because I think both sides or just doubling down both sides left and right ya are very much doubling down the right has become radicalized as function of trump the left has been radicalized for decades and there's no look here's what happened with Kavanaugh hearings either this very innocent family man has been railroaded completely by Shameless leftist or and there's no look here's what happened with Kavanaugh hearings either this very innocent family man has been railroaded completely by Shameless leftist or someone who's quite possibly rapist was Naaman it was put the Supreme Court without being and everyone knows it so there's no in-between and when you have one event and to completely obscenely different perspective meeting each side sees the others of seeing I don't see where you get together


    Joe Rogan and Dale Earnhardt Jr: Horsepower Wars
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    horsepower Wars with just modern consumer cars cuz I look at some of these cars that they're putting out that are amazing like the new Corvette ZR1 right 700 + horsepower reifen a factory the Dodge demons like 800 horsepower like they're putting out these insane race car on the highway I don't have a problem with it now until it becomes a common occurrence where people don't know how to control it you know where do not know how to manage what they're doing behind the wheel something like that but until until that's like a common issue I don't know that you don't need regulation yeah I don't necessarily think I wouldn't be surprised I know I mean I want to be able to build whatever I want to build right you know if I want that whatever they want I agree but I feel like I feel it the same way I feel about guns like I'm very pro-second Amendment feel like I am a responsible gun owner and have a lot of friends are responsible gun owners of used guns for hunting I think you should have a gun for protection don't think there's anything wrong with that but I don't think it would be a bad idea to have some sort of course that you have to go to you understand all the aspects of safety and precautions you should take an how to correctly load a gun and clean and Godzilla were here and that but this is not really the case right now you know it and it's not necessary I'm not talking about gun control as much as I'm talking about gun safety and responsibility I feel the same way about a car I feel like if you're going to go out and buy a Corvette ZR1 the kind of body mashing acceleration the g-forces you can get from something like that right from the factories you 16 under 3 seconds that's an insane automobile maybe someone should like take you around track little bit that's a great idea I guess that would be the case if you were going to buy something like that are getting the car like that you would need some kind of a trainer course that have had to pass through Viper ACR and take it on the road those crazy race car vipers you can have Drive probably know how to drive a handful happy


    Joe Rogan - Dale Earnhardt Jr. on His Relationship with his Dad
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    about racing from your dad Harley nothing man I mean we will get asked all the time what your dad talked to you about XYZ and we never talked about racing never we never talked about so worried me and Kelly wouldn't finish school that we would give up on school he gave up on school as an eighth grader at 16 years old he was 16 and 8th grade and quit and never will finished high school never got no GED nothing and people would come up to him and say or people would talk about him even though he was alive and ever since and save himself and he always hated that that was embarrassing for people to he was embarrassed that he quit he knows how bad it disappointed his own father so he was always like worried about where I was who I was hanging out with where there I was you know doing my homework and then even when I started racing it was who I was hanging out with what I was doing with my free time what I was focusing on whether I was you know thinking about you know what I was time for sponsor appearances and never is I drive this corner does that get around this race track he never talked about that stuff it was always the person being a man being right being good to people being on time being ready to work looking your best General you no morals and values he didn't we never sit down and talk about race how to get around this corner and decide your shift and s*** like that well in that respect is probably Brillion of them cuz look the Championships came and you also turned out to be a great man thanks I appreciate you saying that I always felt like that when I was younger I kind of let my father down because there was this one time I was probably 12 years old and there was this me and my buddy we were going to play man we're here we're outside or go play outside my dad standing over there and there was a bucket full of s*** and he's like hey come over there and try to pick it up and I was like I can't lift it and he got so pissed off at me cuz I didn't try and he said my buddy Ryan he was a disappointment and I felt like set the tone for our relationship wow for one bucket I feel like that was the relationship and a nutshell for most of my teenage years you know he looked at me as you know I don't know what he's doing about 2 I don't know what this kids going to do I don't know and I probably didn't give him much reason to think different but then when we got when I started racing when I started racing it late models Iran 159 races and he never came to 1 through 94 95 96 97 I raced at Myrtle Beach South Carolina every weekend and he never once came down there to watch me and so he didn't know whether I was a good race car driver or bad race car driver he didn't know whether I you know working on my car or understanding how they know what what about how to build the car fix the car and when I would do good I'd come home and I'd have a trophy and I'd say hey man I want and he go who wasn't there and I'm like s*** in this in this building can you put all the deer head up there called deer head shop I'm talking 35-40 miles in this place couple elk and he come in there every Monday morning before lunch and I had that trophy sitting up we brought it home and it was right interview soon as he walks in and got a car working on my car and he comes in there and I'm like I'm like he's like so you want huh you like such and such must not been there cuz there was this one guy when did Robert Powell used to beat us all the time and he goes Robert bus not been there was like nah you wouldn't you wouldn't dare I was so pissed off man it did not make me want to win more but then one day so right around the end of 1997 I was out of money he was like Hey you know you're out of money and your race I'd like s*** my life coming in as far as I know it you know not going to I guess my racing career T-Series that I told you about on Saturdays and his driver was leaving to go to a cup car and he's talking to his best friend Tony Senior is the guy's name that actually crew chiefs that car is like who don't drive this thing I can probably make a driver out of him Tony Senior says so and so they made the decision to put me in this car in the Xfinity series you think that Dad would come tell me or we would have press conference not be a press release at least I walked into is the month Before the Race season starts I think I'm out of I think I'm at erasing right I ain't been I ain't talked to anybody about what I'm racing if I'm racing in a couple months it's dried up opportunities are going I walk into the shop to get something where Tony and Senior card Tony singers race car was and my name is on the roof and I was like I thought was a joke like a mean joke a prank and they were laughing Tony Senior in I'm leaving this car and they're like yeah I'd like really and I mean obviously I was thrilled like man I couldn't believe it but this is the way I found out not for my own dad and I'm like Dad I'm racing the car it he was the strangest dude when it can't he didn't he didn't really but once so I started racing that car and I had had great success we won six or seven races the first year we won another six or seven races the second year of championships in both seasons so I mean the choice to put me in that car worked out better than he probably ever imagined ever and 159 late model races that I ran from 94 to 97 of 1/4 and 159 late model race 14 so he put me in this car on a whim and a prayer and we ended up winning Championship two in a row so he is thinking damn can drive a car and that's when I relationship completely changed that's when I hate his arm around me we were doing s*** together we were we were doing we had sponsored deals and promotions together we were doing photo shoots together I saw him all the time and we talked all kinds of and we talked about life girls and and everything but racing and we didn't talk about racing much but that's fine but it was awesome and so 9899 and then I went back up he's he built a cup team around me we had Budweiser come in for 10 million dollars a year which was the biggest sponsorship anybody had in it at that time and so and then he got killed 3 years 9 8 9 9 mm or as good as it can get wow that must have been amazing what's been amazing for you to turn that corner yeah it was like a light switch he went from he went from not really engaging with me me not a comfortable around him feeling ashamed not me it not measuring up cuz he's 10-foot tall cowboy black hat covering s*** Intimidator that was his nickname and I was blond pale short as hell not a muscle on me and had accomplished nothing you know right and so it but it overnight it was like completely changed when we started running great and people were coming up to me like you're freaking awesome and you know and he's and he was he was real happy with that he was pretty proud this crazy that he never talked to you about race now that's just so strange I can't imagine that was one that was only one time that he did that we were to track call Bristol Tennessee to track in Bristol Tennessee it's a half-mile highbank racetrack and we run around really fast to get around and I've been race I'm out there practicing and I wasn't I wasn't doing it right and he got up on the he got up on one of the hollars and got on the radio and started talking to me and he was like hey man I'm going tell you how to drive it and so this one day one time in this one practice for about 5 minutes he's like this track so I'm out there driving and he's like can you just tell me how to drive the track and that was the only time he ever did that just think of how much it would have proved you I know it really helped me there that day I mean like his dad never thought of doing it this way and this is way better so maybe you could have give me a few more tips your dad is a superhero will I think that you know I finally made it to Cup and I think had he lived he would have been in my ear all those years today so maybe he just didn't wasn't in a hurry to do it cuz he didn't know that he was going to be around for it I know how hard was it to race after he was gone I thought about whether I should quit or not you know that I probably if there if it had to pay a lot of money and I didn't have partners and people that were depending on me or counting on me I probably could easily walk away from it but we had a great partner in Budweiser that was incredibly supportive I had a lucrative opportunity in front of me personally to be a be a racecar driver for as long as I wanted to which I wanted and I just had to go through missing him really bad for a few months you know I had to I had to go to the racetrack and everywhere I looked you know there's Dad there were no fans morning there were signs and paintings and things you know there was just markings and acknowledgements everywhere for like a year and I appreciate it was like that but it took a while for me to go to get to where I didn't I was I wish there was a little. Of me. Of time where I was real self-destructive and just like mad you know it everything and you know took me awhile to calm down and get to work you know for 4 for a while there was just sort of going emotions. You know I mean you must have always known mean everyone knows there's dangers involved in racing car but when it hit someone so close as your own father that had to change what racing felt like to you yeah I'm sure it I'm sure it would have completely been a different experience emotionally had that not happened for me would have meant something completely different you know I just was he was in he was he was this invincible God you know when supposed to get hurt one supposed to and he was he was he was supposed to get hurt and drive her and be tough and he was supposed to get killed and leave us all you know you left the whole sport you know are no one knew what to do like that was like the whole sport was in there going chit what do we do you know he was the guy for everyone and even in the even the competitors and I looked up to him like he was D I like that that that's the man and so it was tough on the whole sport big giant board for the whole sport but I know we just cuddle together me and my team in our company right for my dad's company so that whole company kind of just kind of held to Hell itself together and everybody kind of pulled pulled together and work their way through it that first year in 01 just that year you know that he was killed that was just a kind of a tough year I don't even really remember anyting much about what happened that year one a couple races but it was otherwise you know the race is where we didn't win I can't even I don't even remember much about Amino just retaining too much from it was just kind of a daze you know Beaufort was a great year I think we kind of finally we're coming out of the funk you know around 2,000 for kind of coming out of the cloud of that I would imagine that being a racecar driver and have your dad be who he was always carried a lot of weight but did it carry more weight after he was gone with a more eyes on you I thought so you know I thought he he was tough he knew who he was to the sport he knew he knew that you know he carried he carried a big massive fanbase and he knew that people listen to when he spoke and all those things and so when he was gone I think some people some people kind of looked at me to try to carry that same load and even be that same person and I just wasn't going to do it Batman I'm going to be me I'm going to be the you know like I said he was he's just 10-foot tall black hat and I'm I'm in short scrawny pail kid you know I was I couldn't be who he was I've been faking it and I couldn't be the Intimidator you know so I just have always ever since then been me in if that's good you like that great I think I've been relatable honest genuine and the fan base that I gained when when he passed away I thought we nurtured dad and grew that and I think we did a lot of great things in and outside the sport to to do that so I'm kind of proud of all those things I thought I handled that well considering their lot of different Avenues to go at that time and I think I chose some good ones and certainly probably could have made some different decisions and and have regrets but for the most part I was able to you know add to his legacy a little bit that was something that was important to me I didn't go out there and win 90 damn races I didn't win 7 championships but I didn't hurt his legacy I added to it made a lot of people happy I was able to you know add to his legacy a little bit that was something that was important to me I didn't go out there and win 90 damn races I didn't win 7 championships but I didn't hurt his legacy I added to it made a lot of people happy there was an Earnhardt on the track you know that was good for a lot of people tell you got a great perspective


    Joe Rogan - Dale Earnhardt Jr on How Concussions Ended His Career
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    what month is it was surprising that I had heard was you or your experience with concussion and now tell me about that so I've had concussions in that flip I was talking about 1998 Daytona I got a concussion from that crash concussions throughout my career at many different points and didn't think anything of them I thought when you know when you got a concussion your joke about it with your buddies about how I made you feel and you just read until it was gone and you race through it and eventually go away and you were fine you know it was just something that would go away and you never thought anything about you never thought about seeing a doctor you never thought about getting treatment you didn't know there was even Treatment available for a concussion you just thought it was something like a bruise you know so this is going on throughout my whole career I was racing that I was testing at Kansas Motor Speedway 2012 blue right front tire 185 miles an hour and it screwed me up and so that was a really not that wasn't a typical crash not something that drivers deal with usually in their career this was something that was unique to me and it was just a terrible impact at a bad angle and a very very fast rate of speed and I got out of car and I knew something was wrong with me couldn't you know I couldn't I felt you know just like I've been hit in the head with a bat shocked and shell-shocked in a way or just couldn't I couldn't shake it off you know you just kind of want to shake your head and get it out whatever it was and you could that's why I immediately after that crash we went dark test was done cuz the car was killed so we went over this place we're sitting there and I start getting sick nauseous before we ever know what needing we just ordered we just sat down and I started I'm sitting with my team all my guys and I'm starting to throw up right there in front of them and I'm getting nervous and I don't I haven't said to them that I feel this way you know so I don't want to tell them I feel this way but my crew chief Steve letarte is like my brother Steve I'm getting sick and something wrong with me I don't know what's wrong with me but I got to get out of this room is a busy lunch hour is full of full people noises talking chatter s*** going on and I got to get the hell out of there and as I was getting up to leave my wife can walking in she was coming to get me we were going to watch the Redskins Monday night game and sitting on a box with Dan Schneider so we had them Bicentennial go lay down in the car I just got to lay down car for a minute and I laid down all the way in a car all the way to the airport I'm thinking this is this is bad this is worse than I've ever felt anything but hopefully it's going to go away and so we get the game we get we win the Redskins game we watch the game did that whole thing and I went about four weeks and feeling bad and sick for about 4 weeks and finally went away and I was I knew that was unusual for it to be that long but in my mind I wasn't thinking doctor I wasn't thinking treatment I wouldn't think anything like that and then crossed my mind to tell anybody or that I really needed I thought you know I thought that I had been dishonest and not you know I hadn't hadn't been honestly I didn't ever think that it was going to cost me anything so alright I'm feeling better I'm good go to this race I've been racing the whole time right finally 4 weeks later on grade I go to another race I'm racing a crashed and it all came right back like as bad as it was if not worse and that's when I said I got to go to the doctor this is bad I can't I can't even you know I can't keep crashing like this just putting these concussion so close together is a bad deal is dangerous I couldn't bite my tongue like my attitude in my emotions and s*** was out of whack like I couldn't control my anger and I was like me baby anybody say something like I'm like you know I wanted down to f*** off you know right and that's just not like me I couldn't I couldn't like he keep myself calm and everything I heard like made me angry just get under my skin on my real impatient and there was some new symptoms but I finally went to the doctor and and got two went to the senior surgeon Charlotte dr. Patty he's like I want you to meet this guy in Pittsburgh is named Mickey Collins he works with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Penguins and I'm like I I go up there and I'm thinking I'm going to meet that works works with the penguins in the Steelers and he sees no players but he's a he's a doctor that sees anybody and everybody like there's kids in there you know that got hurt playing on the playground there's workers Carpenters Housewives everybody's in that damn waiting room to see this man he sees about 25 people day and he's an expert on head injuries and he's got you know he's just he's on the whatever the hell the new shitt is he knows it and he's on his team and his people are investigating it and so there he fixed me so I go there and I'm like this will happen does that happen I crashed hit it I didn't tell anybody about it I was sick for 4 weeks I got better I crashed in this race and I feel sick again and he was like these are two different injuries if two different parts your brain the first injury you you bruise just right front of your brain when you hit the wall he said that the second crash you twisted the base of your brain and injured some things in the back of your brain and that's why you're having emotional and different things like that so but we will he went deeper into it than that he was like you know we did all these tests and visual tests and all kinds of stuff and I'll go back and we did this thing for the whole day of doing test and then I went back every week before I can learn in two weeks I was back racing again I was clear and so he he took an injury that I hid and took 4 weeks to heal and healed in two weeks what did he do to him he gave me I never took any medication on this particular issue he gave me home exercises and I exercises there was I had problems with making my eyes work tracking in object like a bird flying across the sky or anything like that I couldn't my eyes couldn't stay on it if I look at you guys would bounce off of you and they just wouldn't stay you know if you said hey man will take a picture and you held up a camera and I tried to look at the lens and smile my eyes would want to jump off of that object they would want they didn't want to look at what I wanted them to look at track anything going anywhere and what was the cause of nut the brain has the ocular stuff I mean you can have injury to that part of your brain or you can have an injury to the vestibular part of your brain that that that may like if you had bad balance than that your eyes in your balance work together and so if you have a vestibular issues that can create ocular issues and that can create that that can affect your anxiety and depression and things like that to all these you can have an injury to one part of your brain that affects for other areas and so and we talked about that in the book Mickey comes into the book and I'll talk I'll say this is what I was feeling this is what I did and make you will come in behind me and say this is the medical science behind out in this is how we treated NY but I would have an injury to One Singular area my brain but I would have four different symptoms looking for different parts of my brain or different senses and you know he would have to hone in on the one that was broken and then no to fix it and when he started fixing it all the other ones would start communicating together the brain would start working again balance and visual and all those things are starting to work again and anxiety and all those things when you know begin to come back in 10 like what is he doing Army physical exercises to do I had some balance issues basically if I was if I turn my head or looked up and down I'll get dizzy and sick like my stomach would turn if I turn my head left to right if I looked up and down just sitting there like the best thing for me was just sit on the couch and not move and so like literally not move and I felt fine then but if I moved an inch man it was like make it make your stomach nausea and so I did a lot of motion I did a lot of exercises that created a ton of motion with my head lifting heavy balls up and passing them over my shoulder this way or that way taking a ball and turning around and heading this way taking the ball turn around just doing that for hours and hours and hours and so I would train basically I was training myself to to balance again you know training my mind training my body to balance itself again and is in my if I couldn't see a horizon or a flat surface I couldn't tell which way was up and yeah it was so bad and the visual stuff there was these I had a string with these balls on it and I would hold the string on my nose and hold it out here and I had to look at all those balls and it would my eyes are focusing just all it's doing is really just make my eyes change Focus from one to the next to the next me back I wanted next next back and there was a size chart on the wall and had all these letters and all these numbers on it and I had to I had to look at that eye chart and turn my head back and forth this way but look at that eye chart and count and count dude from A to Z backwards do the alphabet so I'd have to look for the letters where is he you know and go backwards R11 220 you know always shaking your hair stand up and walking backwards and walking forward and what is this doing to your mind like how does how does this fix your mind what is the next process I don't know what the real I don't know what it's the I've had the problem with me was my vestibular system so my ability to understand balance and understand Horizons and so I was putting my mind Cineplex in a complex environment or making my mind do complex things that you don't do everyday and it's just firing up and it's stretching this muscle you know it's like it's like they used to say when you would get her to go into a dark room and hide and no no no electronics no TV just sit in the dark room and wait and what their what they believe today is that exposure is what helps pushing yourself into these complex and Vine I'm doing things that are really challenging for yourself even doing that if I put you in front of eye chart made you turn your head back and forth and walked walking two steps forward two steps back and doing it would be difficult for you so but for an injured person is super difficult it has to be really challenging but it just sort of tunes The Miner three trains the brain to do balance them to balance every change the eyes to to track on objects in the lock on objects and stay on them and what's crazy is it sounds like physical rehab physical rehab yes there's a lot of physical rehab to it there's a ton of it and I don't think about that when it comes to the mind of the mind is like something that needs to be healed with medicine I'll probably 85% of the work that I did was Physical Therapy change your diet drink anything other than water and I Incorporated bananas and things like that into my diet that I never ate before it in clear potassium what effect does potassium have on it's good for your brain did you ever mess with CBD at all CBD you don't know what that is no interesting CBD is non-psychoactive form of hemp and its radical inflammation fighter in a lot of people that have some pretty significant injuries to the brain a lot of Fighters take it like right after fights it used to be it's still questionable federally again like they're trying that there's some push try to make it illegal just because of pharmaceutical drug companies kind of putting pressure on that doesn't do anything in terms of like get you high or anything actually actually read a little bit about that just a couple weeks ago because it controls anxiety has helped a lot of people with that one of my biggest one of the problems that I face just regular everyday is it is where my anxiety is like childhood just things that you experience in life and anxious about just general social situations yeah I would and I like being bothered I don't mind people come up to me and saying man that's cool I know how you are I mean that s*** feels great but it was more about like and I going to be accepted as it not seen is I don't know man I just always had a lot of anxiety over okay so anxiety about whether or not you're going to be I don't know when it goes away hard took so long time for that to go yeah yeah like my wife she likes ashwagandha it'll help CBDs amazing and if you know what's really good there's some muscle bombs that work really good on sore joints and stuff for me but like nothing I've ever used before better than anything CBD just gets right into the muscles and just relax is all the information and the best part about it is 100% natural and no side effects and nothing but in terms of like there's a bunch of different CBD oils you can take and he just saved a chilly out but they don't get you high or anything you're not weirded out but they just just call me down and I wonder how much that calming down is because of inflammation just reducing inflammation and just it just it seems that your body has your body knows what to do with it but it's like I know what this is good there is no problem sending all his knee surgeries he's a Madman is to jump off the top of the f****** stage and land on the ground Blues meniscus out I got them on the CBD balm now and then he text me that they said there's nothing I've ever used to tell me like this before really yeah so now I haven't cases sent to him like every week he loves the s*** and he's he wants in Dorset which is hilarious like the Motor City madman Ted Nugent super anti-marijuana wants to enjoys endorse a can of product has helped his near but it didn't do anything to you psychologically there's not an effective call me down that's what I read about it doesn't have that part of the part of the drug has it's a type of epilepsy Brendan Schaub and he started giving his kid CBD oil and stop the epilepsy in his tracks yeah I think I read where they used for that for years yes Yeah Yeah Yeahs for seizures yes it's a radical information decreaser to figures out a way it does it does some sort of interaction with your body were just reduces inflammation but it's just like I said it also calm people down alleviate anxiety and no side effects that are most important one I've never had those issues but I'll get you something look into that too right yeah so what else did they do with you did you do any cryotherapy or anything like that that also would reduce information and basically I went and this in 2012 we did make basic basic physical therapy and I therapy eye eye tests and different eye exercises and in two weeks I was back in the race car raced 4000 2012 erase all the way to 2016 two weeks you felt 100% yeah that's amazing with all these crazy exercise you're doing when did you feel like it it's settled in like wow this is really working pretty good after a couple days I have to I don't know I mean I don't know if it affected me right away or but I know I was about time we have I taken impact test which is basic kind of measures memory and things like that all kinds of different stuff and my measurement said come back to my normal you know my basic your you know they kind of make it take the impact test beforehand so that get your your blueprint of how you are and and then whenever you get injured you take it again and their line that up against against and say okay you're deficient here this is a problem maybe it's not diagnosing a concussion but it won't do it it's asking us to look in this area and so you have a Baseline and then you have whatever post me on your injury or post-crash Baseline is so I was matching all my normals on that impact test and that was kind of the trigger for them to go mad if you feel good good here all things are saying that you're back you know and I wanted to go race so I feel pretty good is it a strange feeling knowing that you can't see what the damage is like above brain injuries estrangement right because it's affecting everything in your body but you don't you don't see it like if you have a broken arm you're looking at it you know it's in a cast gets fixed you know you you're aware that you're doing Rehab on it banana while you're doing it something about the brain where it's all like you can kind of mind f*** yourself and say I think I think I'm okay yeah I would get sick and I wouldn't tell anybody and so I started writing these notes in my journal in my phone and from 2013 all the way to 2016 I had this long Journal of crashes and how I felt and I would crash on Sunday and I'd write in the journal on Sunday night Monday morning Monday at lunch Monday at night every 3 times a day every day until whenever I feel good which is usually either Wednesday or Thursday of that week and I was writing these notes because I couldn't tell if I was getting better than the brain injury or any type of head injury I mean if you said how's it feel Monday and then you ask me again Tuesday I just feels bad and so I would try to write as detailed as I could on a day on a Monday and then try to write add each other so I could on Tuesday and reread Monday and see what is it better I can see you in the comments or you know I can't really remember exactly what I was feeling Monday but in the comments it seems better and I would write these notes right and so I kept doing this and I thought I was treating myself and eventually caught up with me like I had about a dozen concussions in a period of about two and a half years and I got to where I can walk and I call my owner and I was like man I need to talk to you I can trace this weekend I can't hardly walk and my balance is so bad that I can't get up off the couch without holding on to something and walking across the room without grabbing stuff as I go and he was like we got to go back to the doctor will you doing he was mad at the doctor good judgment self-awareness you know that you're right you're just in a freaking you're in a it's like being hungover yeah the worst hangover you can't make decisions and so I went back to Pittsburgh so I'll make it again and I had to stay out the entire whole half of the year in 2016 to get better it took me 5 months to get well instead of two weeks and that time I was on they put me on medication that would drop my anxiety level so the anxiety levels would stay down so that concentrate on the injury and what medications I don't know exactly the names but it was it was very very small doses and it would take about three weeks for its kind of kick in and had to take it for a while before it start working but it just made me real chill and it made me not analyzing myself every single day when I got up when I got I wouldn't go is it still there is it as bad as it was let me walk across the room and see how I feel let me go do this and test this and try this and try this and try this all day long and see how I feel and maybe stop doing that cuz I drive myself crazy and he gave me a lot more Physical Therapy basketball movements anything that got my head moving I do those exercises for about 2 weeks some of them would stop triggering symptoms I go back to his place and Pittsburgh we go through about 30 more exercises and I take home about 15 that made the symptoms trigger and I do them for about 2 or 3 weeks and some of them would stop working I go back to him we go through more physical exercises to him kept in that process over and over and over I took the medication for about a year-and-a-half and I had a lot of they gave me this computer program for my eyes and I was wearing these I would wear these three glasses and this computer program would try to take these 3D objects and go to 2D in back to 3-2 in my eyes would literally tried it would have felt like it's trying to rip my eyes apart it hurt like physically hurt when this object would try to go from from 3D to 2D and it was going very very slowly and it fell apart and imagine your eyes are tethered together so when you look left they both go there right and they both go wherever you look they go together like they're am I didn't want to do that mine you couldn't physically see my eyes towed out or going the wrong way you couldn't see that but when I try to look over here they both didn't go to the same place and that was that action or that that computer program was strengthening that activity of my eyes trying to do something together and I would walk so if I got these buffalo on my property and there across the field 200 300 yards out across the field out the back window of my living room and if I walked across the floor every step I took would knock my eyes off of the Buffalo like their way out there and I can look at them but if I took a step my eyes would shake and I couldn't I have to find them again you know and so that was that computer program would strengthen my ability it's called gaze stabilization it would make it to where when I walk I don't know if I'm walking or bouncing across the room still look at you in the eyes and you know like an old person and if I when I was in my at my worst I couldn't do that and so but that took a long time to fix and the book basically is me admitting making those mistakes I should have went to him as soon as I got sick again the first time instead of trying to document it myself and and hide it and and manage it myself and trying to get to whatever the end of my career was whenever that moment was and retire thinking of walk away without anybody ever knowing and it and I had to retire after that after that 2016 year missing half of season and going through all that I didn't want to go through it again had one more year on my contract in 2017 so I finished that season and that was that are you apprehensive while you're finishing up so yeah I didn't want to get hurt I didn't want to go back to that whole process again and go to that rehab again I didn't want to get sick again me and my wife just got married on New Year's Eve 2016 contract in 2017 so I finished that season and that was at where you apprehensive while you're finishing that so yeah I didn't want to get hurt I didn't want to go back to that whole process again and go to that rehab again I didn't want to get sick again me and my wife just got married on New Years of 2016-17 so we are newlyweds we're getting she's pregnant we're going to have a baby you know I didn't want to go through any of that stuff sick


    Joe Rogan - Dale Earnhardt Jr. Reflects on His Career
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    think back of on doing all that stuff that you did do and and think about those kind of races and think about all that the endurance and all that the different aspects of it did does it ever seen cock crazy that you did it Invincible hero and I wanted to do what he did I didn't think I was going to get to do that when I started doing it I was thinking to myself I can't believe this is happening to me when I started to win I won a few race I never I never so when I was in when I was 20 years old I wasn't thinking man I will be a champion I was thinking I sure would love to do this and pay my bills I would I would love to do this just for a living not have to work changing oil it wasn't the best wasn't where I wanted to be working in the service department was fun but damn I want to be race car driver and so when I made it I didn't really I wanted to win but damn I just want to make money to afford to do it for a living and that's all I ever wanted when's Daytona 500 and all that s*** was a bonus and when I look back on it now I'm like man I got was so lucky only guy was I lucky to do what we did and do what I did and when would I did and Mary like you do you think you had such great success not just because obviously you're your dad is on the greatest of all time but also because your love for it was what propelled you it wasn't trying to seek fame or Fortune it just you just you love racing and that's why you became so great at my dad's the link to my father opened up a s*** ton of doors for me open up so many opportunities for me I'll even today it made my path much easier than some other fellows that I know but I think that my my passion for it in my yeah my love for it my love for its history my wanting for it to be healthy the sport all those things is what probably made me make good decisions as I went along you know and when I would talk her get in a position to make a comment or say something I always try to think about how that would represent the sport I didn't understand what building the brand meant till way too late in my career good yeah I mean and I would have been such a hard-ass and hard to work with a lot of times like there's been there were some sponsors I loved and I did everything they wanted and there were some that I just weren't is I wasn't as good as I should have been you know I wasn't going to have regrets but I'm just saying like I didn't realize I was going through this career I wasn't thinking about me me me yes I can't believe I'm here I can't believe I'm racing here racing this person doing driving this car got the sponsorship you notice everything everything was the best of the best you know I had to had great sponsors awesome awesome equipment everybody always nice you know how you doing nice she says she's I don't know she just said that's normal people we we don't get everybody nice yeah different world you live in this world oh, yeah right me like


    Joe Rogan & Dale Earnhardt Jr. on Classic Cars
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    strap you know you're moving around and banging around in there and in the race car you're in there pretty tight yeah I would you feel weird when you're in a passenger car to is for the lack of support I mean in the streetcar you really just got the strap on it I certainly and more, much more cautious as I get older on the highway and and people like a man how do you do it how you drive on how you drive a race car and then drove 4555 on the road and it's really easy actually you know just kind of chill we had all your fast driving out of the way when I was young plenty of high-speed action and hijinks on the racetrack I don't I calm down the road what kind of car do you drive in real life that's funny I just bought a brand new Silverado I haven't bought a truck in a long time I had I still have my old Silverado ball is about 0406 but they sent the new one I like a lot of new ones are bad I didn't like about that but my what I was driving before that I got a 48 pickup truck and it's all rough as hell on the outside and original faded all messy and ugly looking but it's got a Vortec motor a good drivetrain in it drives good but it's easy to work on and I just love fooling with I took the original mix bitched it out and put these old bucket seats in from the 80s Chevy Blazer summer comfortable and just the way I wanted it so I drive I drove that a lot this summer until I got this new truck and I got a 76 Chevy Laguna that I love to drive that thing just kind of floats floats down the road man it's the dark midnight blue tinted windows and just a really cool cuz I love the 70s in the style of the cars in the 70s even though kind of bigger ones like in the late 70s Oldsmobile Cutlass is big big big cars there's something about those guys that I really did was that your car right there yet I love that thing man I had a 1973 Chevelle that reminds me that kind of body style that's it those cars are big in NASCAR as much love as a 69 for cars will get there I think as we get older the what school gets older in 15-20 years ago is now but as we get older that car becomes cool you know and then and one day will be driving around in like 85 pickup trucks going man to sneeze so so awesome so older real in 1970 my mom bought a barracuda and when I was in high school in 1981 I was a freshman in high school and she has Barracuda nose like a classic car and there's like a classic muscle car right but like that's only 11 years old like if you had a car today from 2007 was amazing I love people stopped and stared at dude looking at 69 Camaro I got a 88 S10 that was the first pickup truck I owned or had that was like what the car I got when I was 16 years old and I got one restored it and which was a terrible investment but it makes sense for me because it because it was my first truck and I didn't think anybody would give a s*** about it right pickup trucks for Chevrolet in 1988 and in but I drive that thing around people are like wow that's the cleanest as did I've seen in years oh I love Sheila so would you buy us so would you get a 73 and restore it cuz I would get a 70-69 and 7 you're my favorite years I go back and forth between Seattle and 71 Chevelles is as classic an American muscle car is you get it's a 1970 with silver with black stripes, and I used to race Nova's dad Ray stanova Novi like no because they're light as the light car and cuz you know you put a big engine in it and a new suspension and you know I have a wagon that I just bought a 66 that's my next project for five grand and it's in pretty bad shape but I'm going to that's my next project soon as I get some time I've had this little girl Isla and she's 6 months so it's kind of made it tough do any kind of problem with that so I can graduate it's awesome but it does it does heat up a lottery thing is on the side right now and will be forever


    Joe Rogan - Dale Earnhardt Jr. on What It's Like to Flip a Car
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    you have a giant engine you're strapped in to see your hurling down the road at extreme speeds right next to other car doing the same thing just the intensity and it's the everything being on nine at all times like that is a wild way to make a living sir was really successful in so I would go to the races and I would watch him race and see him win and watch him go to Victory Lane and in celebrating others things and I thought man this is what I got to do I got to do this this is this looks fun this looks exciting people are people are in all of the drivers the race my father than the personalities and I just wanted to do it real badly but I knew that the odds of making it or tough so there's only 40 guys in the field every weekend so there's four Ernest in the whole country that are going to get the shot to do it you know and May the odds of me even with my dad being a successful his he was I got a lot of doors open to me but the odds of me actually getting there and be able to stay and the staying power in the success and talent I just knew were tough so I didn't know if I'd ever get that chance but it is you know I remember the first time I went to a two and a half mile track it's Talladega and you hold not open how was working at my dad's dealership changing oil on the Chevy store in Newton North Carolina and the phone rang and he said my dad my dad was on the den and he was in Talladega for a test and he said get your helmet in your suit and meet me at the racetrack the next day you're going to fly into key near to the to the track don't know don't ask questions just do it and so I got there and I knew I was going to Talladega aphmau to track full speed a hundred 90 miles an hour I've never done I never went faster than 90 or 95 on a racetrack before and never drove anything bigger than a half-mile and I pull that he's got there he's like you can't touch this car get in get ready he puts me in there and he's like you got a hold of wide open if you don't hold it wide open Motors not going to work a throttle to burn the Pistons in a run to lean all those things so he was saying that and I thought I would not do it this long corner and I'm like how's it going to stick you know how's the car going to have the car not going to fly out of the race track like it I'm going so fast I don't feel like it's going to stay in the track and and I kept running to kept running through my head about my dad saying I got a hold of wide-open of Michael dad said it all it'll it'll go wide open around here so I don't think he would I believe everything he says and you go in the corner and return corner and there is more grit than you can imagine like the other so much grip that you could a car is stuck to the track with such grip that you never felt this before in your life this this grip like you can't slide across that track the tires in the cargo hold of the track so tough and tight that nothing's going to make it it just goes around there like it's it's the craziest thing and so now today when I tell people when I got we got this your car we take people for rides and they get in there and I'm like man what am I going to do what you going to do to explain to somebody with this going to feel like with her I'm going to tell you things to pay attention to pay attention to the grip you're not going to believe how much grip this car has like it you're just not going to believe it and stick to the track the way it does so pay attention to that and pay attention out bumpy and violet it is you know you drive a Cadillac or any car down the street Willits off the ground big giant sidewalls and it's going to feel nice you-know-what hits little bumps are cars are rigid insect of the ground and don't have much traveling the suspension and you know it's just it's it's built to hand it to go fast not to feel good you know when it's going to it's rough as hell and shakes shakes the hell out of you and that's what I remember about that and I think that was the only time I ever had any real fear of anyting nothing else is going to be as scary as that was right driving a car and I've been flipping and when I flip for the first time and the cars tumbling and flying Parts flying off the air I thought to myself that I wasn't scared or I never was scared of flipping my thought was I just did something a lot of people never going to experience you know I did something that they'd only a few people know what that's like and and I feel safe I've always felt incredibly safe inside the car you know with especially with the eye mean in the last 20 years has the safety stuff is really been focused on and improved and better and better and better but I'll look at the interior of our cars today versus 20 years ago and it's something I can't believe some of the stuff that we used to climb into but so you felt calm while it was flipping oh yeah I've seen it for years right so I know it's possible so I get in there and I got turned around at a race in 1998 as racing at Daytona and I got turned around and the car so I'm living for the first time in my life and this car is like over 3,000 3,000 pounds so it sits and what it felt like to me are rolled on its side and came down kind of on its side it felt like somebody roll a prop wall of grass up against the car and I'm saying when I was on my side and I can see the ground I felt like I was right side up because you're flipping this the force pushes you down in the seat so you feel internally if you feel gravity all the time like you're you're you're pushed into the weight of yourself light of the world a prop wallagrass up against the side of the car and then against the roof and then against that side and then they kept doing that and I'm like it just the weirdest feeling and you feel completely safe you know you feel like you know nothing's going to harm me but this one of the things they always get your hands on the spinning makes your arm do Rex from the sixties and seventies you'll see the guy's arm come flying out the window and they're just kind of flopping around they can't put you it's spinning so fast you can't pull it in and do your arms go like that so soon as you know you're going upside down to grab the bottom of the steering wheel just kind of you know watch but I flip my pickup truck one time on Christmas Day and I wouldn't hold on the steering wheel and my arm went out the window you know for like a split second it bang around in the in the in the windowsill and I was like man you know I got it back in and grab hold a steering wheel with both my hands and so ever since then I've liked you now I know like anytime I'm in a crash you got to have your hand to hold of something cuz that's the one thing that you can't control your gear strapped in with your seatbelt and everything but your arms are you know can go anywhere and in that moment when the car is rolling a barrel rolling or flipping you it's so fast like you can't your arms just go this way craziest thing in the world that's the only fear I guess is that your arm could get outside the window and get crushed or something cuz you guys have had that happen how do you flip when you were a pickup truck with the tape deck in it and I had she got me that Walkman CD with the adapter for the tape deck that you stick into you you know you can set adapter and she bought me a Walkman cassette adapter and I'm in my I'm in my truck I got extended cab S10 I'm driving from my house to my my Mamaw's house where family reunions is my dad's there everybody's their whole families there I'm a little late and I'm driving down the road and I got the messing with that Walkman and I drove off into the ditch and I hit a driveway culvert pipe drainage pipe in a driveway went like seven flips and destroyed his truck in the middle of the flipping I remember that happening and everything all my change jacket anything that was loose in the car ended up down in the one corner like floorboard everything soda collects into that one corner is it spinning and it crushed the windshield down the mirror was down into the radio you know it was Rusted Root Down real bad I was really lucky I have my hands on top of steering wheel in the windshield slapping my Knuckles and knocked almond busted all my Knuckles real bad and so then I let go and my hands went this way and then I finally got him back in here at the bottom of steering wheel that broke the tires were flipped you're broken and busted off the truck and this I got out of truck and I was fine then having injuries other than just the knuckles kind of been scraped up just this newly married couple that just either got engaged or just got married hit right we're driving the other way and saw the whole thing and they stopped and they were like you and of course there's this line of cars behind me stopped on the road and this one lady pulls up and I'd like I need to borrow your cell phone to call my dad she's like you're in shock you need to sit down I had paid I got financed the same for 5 years is paying $100 a month is perfect I was working at dealership changing oil probably making $130 a week and I mean just got this truck for probably two or three months and used truck but it was it was good it's junk I called Dad and I might be mad but I think they mad at me and Christmas he comes to get me flip the truck real close to our where our farm was so he ran over the farm got this flatbed truck and he pulls out there with the flatbed truck and he pulls up and soon as he pulls up state trooper pulls up in the state trooper guy and Dad talked for a minute and the other one everything's cool I'll just go back to being so you left so you did as a solid there and didn't give me a traffic ticket and so me and dad put the truck on flatbed and we're driving back and he started laughing and I was like man I expected you to be really mad cuz he was a fiery kind of dad you know and then pulled himself out and go to town you know but he was a rough strict tough tough dude and so I thought I was going to get a good cussing it a good cussing at least but he started laughing and I said man what's so funny because I was 18 when this happened it goes when I was 18 years old off with my car he's like I can't get mad I'm just glad


    Joe Rogan - I Got Fear Factor Because I Treated It Like a Joke
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    3 days a week but constant we did you know one year 34 episodes I think maybe thirty-six a time or we just hit it out on that plate another one came back in 2000 was 11 or something like that diapers was a real problem cuz that first newer ramping it up there did the stunts were way more difficult way more dangerous it was freaking out but a couple of the most like this is rough like bungee jumps off a f****** helicopters in the middle of a canyon and launching people on these bungee jumps people eating the bugs I was always looking like how much money did you win on the show I can remember you could win well there was a couple of shows where people won $1000000 but even when you win $1000000 you don't really win $1000000 you win $1000000 for the government comes in steals everything right 1000 which was a normal week they would really take on 34 the government doesn't eat any animal dicks they don't jump off any buildings and they just steal 16 grand for you open post September 11th like right afterwards that's when it aired and it was a Preposterous show like from the jump and I always thought it was going to be canceled and it was a giant hit the giant hit immediately it was a hit I like this is so stupid the show is so stupid and the reason why I like everybody else spira4u out and I came into this meeting I was high as f*** I came into this meeting and they were they were telling me what what they wanted to do when the casting directors catch a from NBC hooked up the meeting that you thought I would be a good good fit for it cuz I was you know I just been on NBC4 news radio and I came into this meeting was like what you going to do while you're going to stick dogs on people and like this is like I'm like this is like a bit and an act terribly wrong you make people eat animal dicks and is sick dogs on people and going to throw people off buildings I'm like this is this is like the running man this is going to be cancelled immediately and I'm going to have all this material about memory when I used to host veervaar 260 bucking episodes later we did a hundred 48 episodes and then we did another I think we did 6127 but only 6 aired because one of them was the one when they had a drink come of come how much did Zappa Zappa mini old testes and they just shoot buckets and they played horseshoes so they played Horseshoes and you can never win even if you made like a ringer and you like made that you would have to drink 1 oz but if you f***** up you were drinking like 10 11 12 oz jugs jugs the TMZ folks got a hold of his f****** they got ahold of the pictures these people tricking come early and then it became this giant fear that like people like what like what there's no way this is real life this is a joke right now and turns out they really did make them shrink come ya see that big shot down drinking jug oh come on come how much money you learn to do this s*** when you're 15 man training your whole life for this month everybody watch this every was normal well this was the one that killed it what are the what are they do they don't do anything still on they doing season 2 now yeah you didn't done so not interested but I'm glad I did do it for the time I mean it was good because it was money that's what it was it was good because I didn't have to worry about money and then when you have to worry about money like you don't worry about your choices immediately I got in worry like I do if I say something then they're going to cancel me or fire me from the show and then I can't do it anymore I didn't that wasn't that was my concern at all my concern was like okay now I have enough money so I don't have to worry about not having money and already make money doing stand-up so now I put some money away so now you're free to do whatever however I want it with no worries about Tonight Show sets or any of that f****** nonsense we sold that when you were doing gives me Fear Factor was there a thing where you couldn't kind of deer stand up the way you want to do again before the concern with like like one of these interviews illegal drugs


    Joe Rogan - Coyotes Will Attack Your Kid and Eat Your Dog
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    reasons why it's good to have owls all those think Hawks all those things keep the rat population down so people run around killing Hawks and owls and and you know that there was also a problem with people that leave out poison ivy leave out poison for the rats and the rats eat the poison in the owls eat the rats and they get poisoned they die small my little dogs to a little shity dogs me to surround you leave a kid in the yard three-year-old kid I'm scared of mummies take a s*** be right back I said weird thing like those coyotes are really predators that are one that we know we had a big issue with him because we have chickens Nassar killing some are chickens but then we realized were targeted like our yard is targeted by these little tiny wolves very strange so wild creatures sneaky smart sober like it's not even there no f*** elegant it's really kind of beautiful to watch in Westlake Village in the broad daylight you just standing in the backyard with a little Maltese and a coyote just came and snatched it up right in front of her and just went away with it you like there's my dog broad daylight I don't let them run around so I can coyote snatches it up crazy crazy or nothing for coyotes


    Joe Rogan on Guys Who Try to Sleep With Their Friends' Wives
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    move on them so yeah you know I don't want to be that guy but you deserve better than times. Just a bad guy. I got friends and tell me there's a certain guys are like that to certain guys just what a friend when I was growing up who always wanted to f*** the girlfriends of other guys and then if those guys broke up with the girl he would immediately f*** them like dude he's your friend that's she's f****** she's free she's free no free market a guy is always around and he's a guy you're friends with for a while for like a few years and he acts cool and then the minute you break up now he just my friend Mike opich he'll drive them to the mall and he'll f****** take them to dinner and we just went out with Mike he's a sweetie your mom I could just beating off his finger up his ass thinking about you and for Mike nice f****** winning the ass off while two of them were grabbing the ball like a bowling ball ones in the a******


    Joe Rogan and Christina P Watch a Public Execution
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    punishment that ever really works on weirdos put it stop men from murdering I mean I think people that do it get caught up when they would call Crimes of Passion right I don't like that I figured caught up in this this moment and they just can't help themselves and they want to kill someone more than they want to be free this one kills motherfuking the deal without losch it later right now I got a rock that dude Ed need to connect this Rock that guy f****** head with this last public hanging in Kentucky and 1936 she's and you know what the guillotine that it wasn't a clean cut the first time and they have to do it a few times not always a good thing you always hope for a Sharp blade wow that is crazy looking to have the boxing in their two people together Joe was three people to go that's true that's crazy that's what's hard to really understand how much cultural evolution is taking place just during our lifetime it's hard to imagine if it's hard to imagine what what year were you born 76 could you imagine if you had a time machine go back to 1976 to just wander around the streets and see what people are like like oh my God you guys are children you don't know shitt you have no internet you barely read what do you do who do that again to kill someone who do that again to kill someone


    Joe Rogan - Bill Clinton is a Predator
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    better wrap me out f***** up that Sarah Palin s*** was a ding dong. Was preposterous push it she didn't like gay marriage still 2013 she wouldn't agree with gay marriage till 2013 like what do you want dinosaur the f*** is wrong with you why would you even care cuz if she's not real that she doesn't she didn't care she just was doing what she thought would support her position politically to use leaning right when Obama was leaning more left and she was trying to set herself as a or position herself as a a wiser toys for people who are on a unhappy with the choices on the right but really unhappy with Obama and then she was she was a better option she's more sensible she would have more hawkish little more prone to go to war little more pro-military or at least military action but Neymar stuff puppet of Banks and just those people make s*** piles of money from speeches and his major problems with the Clinton Foundation turn around anymore shut it down God damn predator if he was not president there's no more powerful person on or if that's not abusing power what is an abuse about your banging somebody works for you and you run the world how did I know and I get it if I were 20 shut down or cease operations look that up cuz there was some article that I read about it from me the whole Stand By Your Man no matter what it's just so antiquated see if there's a Google Clinton Foundation that these baseless claims are made up by a self-described satirical website operations or anything after the election was over stop the Clinton Foundation super sketch one of the reasons is super sketches a lot of people that donate this just a lot of weird s*** going on with donators and then them doing speeches for these huge organizations like Banks getting paid hundreds of thousands Dodge some boring a speech which is essentially a thrive those paid speeches to get hundreds of thousands of dollars to talk but in that white people love Trump because he's outside of the whole system theoretically when they asked him it was it was an interview they asked him about Monica Lewinsky looked you over an apology live anybody thinks it's crazy share this with huge Scandal and this is back before you know the 24-hour news cycle really was over done her whole life is this Scandal if you remember there's no Town Hall thing that didn't on HBO many years later where she was talking to group of people about the the president about the whole situation and in the middle of it like you don't people to ask questions and talk to her and one guy goes you know it just seems to me like you just milking this retention like why you even still talking about this quite why do you keep bringing this up and what he would she want to do a mansion that what is she supposed to but imagine being that person who was 20 years old so essentially you're a kid and in the whole world knows you suck the president's dick so everywhere you go Kennedy Robert and Bobby Bobby and Jack if there was no dress store was no why was that not the world was a different place backpack


    Joe Rogan on Pete Davidson's Dan Crenshaw Joke
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    you know who f****** handle something absolutely spectacular that Navy SEAL who was a politician who the guy from Saturday Night Live Pete Ginger cry because he lost his eye or whatever he's like laughing the whole time like wow like it's one thing about joking around about the guy looking like a villain in the pornos feel but the joking around saying he lost his eye and War like whatever might man it is surprising that SNL let that go and they did it because the guys right wing which is really fascinating like they're biased towards the left and against the right is so it's so obvious it's so crazy that they didn't think that it would be a problem to make fun of a war veteran who lost his eye in combat because the man in front of them was blown up by an IED towards face apart and ruined one of his eyes and he handled it so well he said that he he said something about he works hard not to offend an even harder to not be offended is it good idea to make jokes about someone who Samba something I'm paraphrasing someone who was disfigured in in combat dangerous things only two people have done it really truly understand and here's this young kid was bleached hair laughing only having one eye and he's doing it on a National Comedy Show and people laughing along with him because you're Republican it's f****** weird that's weird yeah and they probably that's probably all that s*** goes right to find out about it you know you make fun of the guy because you think it's funny and then you give him all this press that he handles it well and then people like other guys a Navy SEAL


    Joe Rogan - Why Are People Quick to Outrage? with Christina P
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    enter movie remember this movie have you discussed this already Sean Penn is also played a slow person but no one is quite done at the way Ben Stiller did you see the people getting mad because people will because some football player went as simple Jack Shaun White snowboarder is a couple other people that want a simple Jack for Halloween and there were getting like you can't go a simple Jack anymore you can't be a simple person are now out the Whitney can't be that anymore what happened what's going on with us weird new rules like popping up out of nowhere like a parody of the thing like it was an it's a joke on a joke play Simple Jack once upon a time there was a retard wow is that what it said in the movie Last Time anyone's allowed to wear black imagine the blowback homeboy all the hurt feelings what happened of what happened and I think some people are so triggered by Daddy Daddy's a little narcissistic at times Daddy not very socially conscious at times and I think that's affected cuz if you say anything kind of insensitive and it's in a line with that regime maybe you know what I mean even though you're maybe I don't identify with everything Trump stand for it I like inappropriate humor to these groups that are marginalized and makes the marginalized people upset by pointing out the factor insensitive and you can come down on them hard and when you do they they move things happened there so I can a reaction yeah this is happening right Redemption and how when is redemption allowed how soon as he repented enough do we feel like he's learned that there's all kinds of stuff and then who's accused what are the grounds for accusation enough evidence what about Casey Anthony believe I believe her know right you shouldn't believe other people Bernard Casey Anthony believe her believe her know right you shouldn't believe other people


    Joe Rogan - The "Try It Out Guy" with Christina P
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    the most Preposterous people's lives to give me some volume on this guy looking for love free food free rent and everything else man has a deal man men from jail homeless go around your Thug want to come move in a Frankie Muniz to man free renting and leasing the key f****** beat me home now you see me when I come over today f*** c** dump let's f*** oh my God you got to see them folks just listening you got to see this guy the f****** see sincerity in his eyes and saying these things need to get laid I didn't feel so weird that I look sad maybe I'm at a time hiding that I'm sad to myself maybe I'm hunting for myself but this guy really needs it and he really puts it out there find out guys and then people started this commit their own takes Easter Tommy don't try that two-man free-ranging Lisa nacky f****** beat me home now if you want to come up today what do you what do you hear that beat me home now should be home right now working for the government and we have to find out where the kidnappers being held attitude it could be or could be I'm home I'm home here now cuz he gives out his address to go to the 395 and we cut it up we cut it out there's a few yourmomshouse Stars I believe in all my gosh maybe on the East Coast somewhere I forgot. I like to talk to him I'd like to know in the room all the time but I'm curious what's the drive like he's clearly not driven by sex because that's really repellent to women but maybe maybe like for him to turn on too far even though it's like maybe it's for him it's a turn-on to be disgusting is ready to depart all time yeah but I'm curious what's the drive like he's clearly not driven by sex because that's really repellent to women but maybe maybe like for him it's a turn-on too far even though it's like probably maybe it's for him it's a turn-on to be disgusting


    Joe Rogan - Non Binary with Christina P
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    yes but what does that mean she's her gender can switch throughout the film depending on gender fluid yeah your highness can be a guy or a girl well it's gender-neutral your highness now he said I'm a princess I would go okay well your gendering yourself that's true I have two little boys and you know we force them to be gender-neutral they don't play with rocks whatever they're wearing like weird clothes like that didn't necessarily they wearing boys clothes are girls clothes and they didn't cam girls or boys and let him play with anything they wanted they didn't call them boys but when they say it was f****** weird was just some poor guy stuck with some crazy b**** thing you do that voice cuz I called you up speak at the end what's the only way to show your Progressive because it is conservative people just don't talk like that you need to stop the Caravan gets to the wall Donald Trump is our savior cuz he's like the one who really appreciates like American values calling it is it is all backed up as non-binary we we did a clip on your mom's house there is a couple somewhere in the Netherlands and they had a three-year-old zemser child and another day and I'm like I don't know I'm whatever but to put the pressure like what are you today what are you feeling my eight year old loves to play with things like race cars and she used to love to play with trucks and she still loves to play She's she loves to play with superheroes she likes licking pretty and chips there's some cool s*** that boys like the girls like to look she's pretty aggressive but she takes anime classes she throws Boys around she gets like super hyped up and she has to wrestle with boys I like she was crazy to watch like a little psycho aggressive eight-year-old but she's also like really sweet like the sweetest kid everybody just gets like real competitive with that kind of stuff eight nine in girls and then where they're very confident it's like the end of the confidence Sarah and then puberty strikes and the hormones take over and the pressure yeah to be sexy till Pippi Longstocking that cool ass character who was doing that s*** member Pippi Longstocking beating up cops talking very much and remember the name I don't remember the narrative she was great and it was subtitled poorly in her lips you know didn't match up with what she was saying was on channel 5 in La every Sunday afternoon where is it from originally Sweden I believe Astrid Lindgren wrote these books about her daughter who was that age 88 years old is a magic gauge there she is f*** this new school I'm talking the old age lucky I know you love my kids who love monkeys so I'm monkey to scarf out of people you know and then I like dolls too and that's what makes


    Joe Rogan - You Can't Eat Your Friends!
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    he was like let me fly you I would love to do that with him and I was like do you normally do like two people on one guy and he's like what do you mean and I was like he's very fat what's that one that swings yeah please write the three of you I love that huh I'd like my friends my friends like me 400000 that's true I don't love anybody anymore on Island mysterious and it didn't matter where you would believe there's a reality if you hadn't said this was real would be so paranoid about you killing us that we would definitely kill you like we'll be like everything's cool and you and then we would take rocks tonight while you sleep, so we would have to make him think that we're not thinking about that and then be like hey guys there's no way but we would try to be slick about it 11 hydroxy metabolite how much time we have left I feel like 30 hours if everything goes great truth is our you would wither away first what you do most of the time put together ourself will make it just like we got through this weird month okay this is f****** strange about being a person is that you don't know what your boundaries are you just know what you do most of the time


    Joe Rogan Receives the Sober October II Championship Belt
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    I got it I got something I always felt the moment three people to present this belt the ultimate Mickey Mantle Gene Awards by the way one of the three non winners and losers of the sober October fitness challenge Joe Rogan much like Jesus before him where there was nothing and then there was winning you have achieved champion of sober October physical challenge Joe Rogan sign you are the champion of sober October yes sir I really impressed come on over as well look it's already on I'll just say this I was Joe you showed us definitely what time it was all second-place and re you definitely got that so congratulations to you re but Joe you're better I hear you're in better shape than the three of us Hugh soccer you're in better shape than the three of us apart of it how much energy could put out where I put it in the Manuel worked our ass off


    Joe Rogan - Garth Brooks' Weird Social Media - Sober October Recap
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    with you too I really like you too I feel like I really click with you guys want no talking to you great room right here in the world tour today the stadium tour is going to be fun. I want to call the big ass stadium tour it just say that you're above is all the information on it but we talked about five cities Before Christmas to go on sale because Arizona Cardinals Gameday amazing performer he's been so famous for so long that I think he really thinks I wouldn't what are normal people like you know his social media is really awkward and it's the best thing in the world right now video I'm obsessed with Garth Brooks and it's so f****** amazing for what what organ damage he does that thing where my wife's first name to marry Trisha Yearwood I believe it but there's something f****** weird going on there and I think he's got a couple bodies in the front I just don't I think there's something going on I think it's somebody there's something about like when you watch we were are you remember Michael Jackson and you're like I got weird for obviously but also how in comprehensible is it to be as famous as he is or was Michael Jackson Garth Brooks or whatever is that none of my friends are over like amen because I do Garth Brooks track like I don't have anyone in my life talking about him seems almost like any of it removed from your nose couples kills in you I can appreciate some Clint Black s*** I have some Hank Williams stuff I'm not knocking it all together I'm just saying he's not somebody that I regularly or that I even talk still was like going to Garth Brooks is so within Jennings but his social media is that special it is remarkable supposed to be like we're inside Studio G right now because it's Studio G I have to say it is pretty f****** amazing I'm obsessed with it now and I I found it to him and push yeah it's it's great video yet but even you know Vic Berger the editor he's so it gives the best who I don't know how he put He just pulls the best continent is it amazingly and he he put up a bunch of Garth since the Instagram stuff is right comfortable football teams so wear your favorite football team's uniform and then let's get physical while we're make we're making music that we're normally UC football teams so where your favorite football team's uniform and then let's get physical while we're making music


    Joe Rogan - I'd Like to Talk to Conor McGregor
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    stop basically you know Conor McGregor if you said Connor you got one hour to party with one guy hang out with one guy you picking me bro spiders are like super super sensitive like that a few times like I called Tony Ferguson was like one of my all-time favorite literally one of my all-time favorite Fighters I said he was a brilliant weirdo because he wears like ankle weights the week exposed it's what you're doing is so personal it's so insane that you like what we can brush off it's way harder for them see what will you do if you lose a fight and someone disrespect you or they they in public sentiment keeps you from getting a title shot again an afterthought is something an after-effect of competition right you become successful then you have to deal with all these people around you who want you to dance Conor McGregor's in natural s*** talker thank you they got me and I said I'm a big fan of like a lot of your ideas I'd love to have you on and then it was already knows they're also an Entertainer like I actually


    Joe Rogan - The End of Sober October 2
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    2 1 boom it's over boys years we did here is cheers chairs this was so much more difficult I didn't expect this but I like it like that I think it's fun to be competitive with your friends yes it's a fun thing to be around but like like isolating something like this well I know the funniest because like everybody's competitive and this brings it out but like the funny thing was like Bert being like whatever Joe does I'll do double whatever I'm just going to walk in first thing that do 3 days in with your texting like this is dumb. sneakery he was doing two weeks to set aside a lot of time in about Anna lapis I'm going to put up pace that I don't think anybody else can keep up with for like the last two weeks the last two weeks I just said I'm going to put in some 600-point days I put in 1000 Point day that's that's what that's what that's when I stopped looking at you for contact like I was looking at the everyone's a little bit like wow almost a marathon that day have no f****** clue I was just looking at my goddamn phone all done Max. That's just what a 600 which was easier mountains as well jokingly saying oh I got them Joe's on an elk hunting vacation and the hunters were like dude it's not a f****** vacation it work and I was like I've gone up and down I forget it like a hundred and thirty flights of stairs something something f****** crazy I ended up getting your would you shoot 1000 lb to Elk just to see you guys anymore like I didn't have a part of it was time management I was actually who had the most time to spend in the gym are all night so he would build up work points in his tracker and then he Bluetooth it in the middle of the f****** night 30am and then I'll be like when we change and go out there I thought you were uploading in the middle of the night know the time the time that he was actually doing it out yeah you're he's in really good shape and then you did exactly what you really bought that theory really hard the first week or two plans was the plans gay Michelle wolf offered to give let me just have her wear the thing I'll tell knowing she feels left out we do like I do I do long cardio sessions oh no it's still going still going I wanted to see how far I could go that the thought was like when you're tired how tired are you can you take another step okay can you take to okay can you take 3 can you just keep going I bet you can keep going let's see how long you keep going and then you get to this point where you just just think about breathing just think about breathing was pouring sweat I set off the fire alarm that's what I've never seen that before a month of psychotic exercise did you do the things you do the things where you would you be like the boys say you got to quit quit Take a Walk for a little bit then go back to it and then you just go like four point eight miles I'm just going to keep going I'm going to I'm going to keep walking dude with me to the point where I mean we'll talk in a little bit that you guys have I know you're joking I'm going to panic and then from there right away okay so I enter my age before I started like wrote to the myzone people inside my idiot wife wrote my age and wrong I'm actually 74-44 not 74-44 the other way and so it'll say you have to then I have a brand new thing it didn't work so you stuff is a 40-hour I have a brand new thing it didn't work so you stuff is a 40-hour which I could have gotten


    Joe Rogan on Elizabeth Warren not Being Native American
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    just twist it around to die how to fix messed up it's like it's you can just be like label the racist or sexist or whatever for like staying like that oh yeah yeah I had a 23andMe DNA test done more than 10% black I was going to start dropping in bombs 1.6 when when they did that thing about Elizabeth Warren I did find out what percentage she is Elizabeth Warren claim to be Native American attest she's like one one one hundredth of what I am like it's literally like her sisters and a Native American is literally like me saying I'm African-American but I have more far more like more than I think some some insane number I liked the factor of more African and me and she has Native American and I'm not even remotely Native American remotely African right now I'm 1.6% at 1.6% African in me and she has like some f****** really stupid number what is the I don't even know how to make sense of all that stuff she had happened was a Harvard researcher looked into it and gave a number that was very vague that would be like 1 and 512th to 1 and 1024th something like that when she got in. Screaming that she was mine was Harvard right correct that was at Cambridge whatever the universities founded some some Ivy League school that she was Native Americans should go to special scholarship because of that better claim even much higher percentage well she's so nuts like his Trump is always calling her Pocahontas and Trump said that if if you said the wrong thing on your podcast people be up in arms about it some reason present cuz he really wants to say f****** tested basically showed she has the smallest measurable possibility of Native Americans in her was requiring him to pay $1000000 education do she got a job there because of figure it out but that's something you can lean on is so goddamn crazy listen you're a white lady I'm a white guy shut the f****** okay you're not there's not there's not a part of you that has been discriminated against because of the fact that you're Native American it just doesn't exist it's not true that is also fascinating to me love to be a victim did love to say you know my luck growing up is hard because I'm 1 150 mm Native American crazy no problem if you call them guineas for Italians don't work you know they successfully integrated into society but when my grandfather used to tell me about he came over here when he was a boy from Italy and you tell me about how bad it was about how much they were discriminated against it was Hardcore mean they were treated a lot of the same way racist people skins today and Irish same thing and that's my background is Italian and Irish mostly someone got f***** by a black person somewhere somewhere 1.6% I know how many generations to get a job 1.6% I'm not how many generations I guess the claim is that she used her claim that she's Native American to get a job not not to get it to get a job at 1 at Harvard one Pennsylvania


    Joe Rogan on Daniel Day-Lewis
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    making out like 2 months before the the Lincoln movie with Daniel Day-Lewis it by the way what the f*** this guy but he look good as crazy crazy out New York feel feel the butcher he's phenomenal he's great and everything is so good man to use their mental illness to navigate the Waters of Hollywood in some strange way with their virtue signaling and in the end behaving exactly the way Hollywood wants behave to get themselves to these positions of Fame and then they become movie stars and then say a bunch of nonsense and he's you hear them interviewed you like you're not even a person but just not a person does not a person talk you just no sincerity is no reality to you just painfully aware of every word you're saying and how people going to receive it and you just know there's no guards never down there just weirdos figures out how to become these p on the real deal yeah yeah so good make shoes are you serious wow should do it I should want to make shoes for people probably just make shoes for his friends like I know he makes shoes but we like what do they do with these goddamn shoes with his lifestyle I can not even after all that like you know I was saying like all those crazy moments I got potential like potential of his like acting craft like during like last Mohicans and and Gangs of New York and stuff making shoes that's crazy people go up not not you know up intensity not down intensity for him like he's he's such an artist that I don't think he cares whether or not people are looking at his art I think he cares about the process of creating now so I think what happened to him no there's no Spotlight on it he's no publicity team is no stupid interviews he has to do is sit down with some Entertainment Television stitching play choose your leather I don't think the from what I just read I don't think that he does it at says that he took time off from making movies to study under this very well-known Shoemaker for 10 month specifically and only did that how many came back but he made a movie like last year called The Phantom thread which were he was a desire fashion designer and then he'll learn to in order to do that he reverse-engineer to Balenciaga dress didn't just learn how to become a fashion pull up a splint sagas of company they make that shirt we made with you like the devil sure thing so it's the high-end very high-end stuff Daniel sure out there anytime dude just holler at me but I got people you got people amazing in the movie The Box or two in my opinion he played the most believable professional boxer in a film because a lot of films like even like the movie with Marky Mark where he played Micky Ward it was like Mark Wahlberg knows how to punch he knows how to throw punches but there's a difference between throwing punches in a movie and a guy throwing punches in a fight and if you look at the way Daniel Day-Lewis is performing in that boxing movie he looks like a guy who's throwing punches in a fight it's way more realistic and he box braids full year before you did that movie you may just lived in a boxing gym he trained all the time sparred hit the pads he got real coaching from he played a guy who is an IRA guy who got out of jail and then got back in the boxing and then it's a bunch of terrorists s*** involved in the film's very good movie but see if you can find footage of him from that movie when you see boxing movies see a movie about a box does a man down there boxers crazy that commitment that these guys do to take their acting to the next level cuz it's pretty impressive but I mean expect nothing else from this guy


    Joe Rogan - Biopics are Weird
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    made made Facebook with and I don't know if that's correct or not that but that movie man I'd sue the f*** I was people made that movie if that's not true right in the movie the kind of set it up like he stole the idea when he had to settle he settled out of court paid a lot of millions to like a Winklevoss brothers I think too too cuz they said it was their idea it's even if they got accurate reports from other people it's so weird make a movie about a person still alive right now put words in his mouth a lot of speculation to in the matter what for sure what settlement was 20 million in cash and 45 million in Facebook stock a movie about you because somebody made a movie about you and you knows how you on the beach saying some s*** you never really said I didn't say those words you can't have me say those words with an actor's inflection and his decisions to make whatever creative choices he makes with the way he talks and 99% of the people watching that movie aren't having this conversation people they just automatically think that's Zuckerberg if like Jenny was like hey you know what I just got fired by Joe f*** that guy JoJo try to touch me being made from Netflix on emails that came out in that hacking thing to it honestly it's a total different situation if you decide to put words in that guy's mouth and you have f****** Justin Timberlake plam in the movie who played in the movie little more of a dick or removed here try a little more remove this next take ya and make up a bunch of words that he didn't really say or you don't know he really said you don't have any proof that you really sad try little more movements next take yeah it's one thing to tell a story hey I work with Zuckerberg that guy was a dick he stole my ideas it's another thing to have someone play him in a movie and make up a bunch of words that he didn't really say or you don't know he really said we don't have any proof that he really said that's f****** since rain


    Joe Rogan - Elon Musk Has Such a Unique Mind
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    super random who's the best podcast you ever had every time I think I have the best podcast we'll have another one that's better a doctor's appointment that I respect recently and they said that the Elon Musk one was the best podcast ever in history completed tunnels and saw the best in me on a long tunnel through LA and they have been doing this only for a few months yeah but apparently in December they're going to start doing this like look how long this is this is inside LA menaces and his actual completed real tunnel that's underneath LA right now who owns the land underneath that's a real good question I don't think you understood what I was asking when I asked him that I'm like how do you how do you do this so I could you ask to do this because I need to call my project manager scale that are trying to fix the biggest problem is that are facing the Run waves and I'm telling dick jokes and this guy's digging holes under the earth I mean he's also sending cars into space right you sent his own car he shot into space got SpaceX is talking about colonizing Mars he's got a Tesla company that makes the best electric cars on the planet Earth I mean he's got so many different things going on simultaneously I just don't understand I just don't understand his capacity for work he's tried he's trying to fix the energy you know the energy problems with getting energy from from the Sun to the PowerHouse power your car to power cities and you know I'm not crazy you make solar panels now that are actually tiles for your roof or you're not a solar roof credible you replace the tiles on your roof with the solar tiles


    Joe Rogan and Tony Hinchcliffe on Paranoid Conspiracy Theorists
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    is just one click away from Noah from them being completely exposed I guess the same thing yet on Twitter or really anything right you see someone say something crazy you just click on their profile and it's all crazy all crazy all the time to everybody complaining about everything was on I got a bunch of people that tweeted at me with these wacky conspiracies like whacking mind-control cancer season what would it seem to me to be not a professional but if I had to guess a wave of mentally ill people were contacting me and I was I was reading this and like Jesus Christ how many people out there that believe like the most nuttiest CIA based mind control experiments and NSA tapping into everything in your home and and listening to your conversations by listening to the vibrations off of your window some people don't know who's got time for that here's the thing do you really think there's enough people in the world to be paying attention to all the people in the world does that make any sense to you it shouldn't there's no way everybody's watching Everybody right there's not enough people see like if you do something like say Tony Hinchcliffe run for president hu for sure so gross who's looking out for Tony Hinchcliffe know who's trying to take you out but the average person is like remember that Mel Gibson movie Conspiracy Theory remember that he played a mentally ill person who fell in love with Julia Roberts and he's like a hot mentally ill person and he just believed everything was a conspiracy theory is it the other day like I don't know where it was on TV this movie people that have schizophrenia don't realize that their schizophrenic people with bipolar notice they might be aware that they're having an episode people OCD their ocda td80d schizophrenia game-set-match you start hearing the voice has become a normal thing like you think everybody can hear him and you're not really acknowledging them because they become so natural schizophrenic person can be in a psych ward notice they might be aware that they're having an episode people OCD their ocda td80d schizophrenia game-set-match you start hearing the voice has become a normal thing like you think everybody can hear him and you're not really acknowledging them because they become so natural schizophrenic person can be in a psych ward and say to their doctor why am I here and that's a breakthrough


    Joe Rogan and Tony Hinchcliffe on the Porta-Potty Peeper
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    was she went to a porta potty and she said she thought she saw something like when she's sitting down and then she realized what she heard like groans she realized it was some guy in there inside the Porta-Potty just laying there watching a s*** come out and hit him in the head with mouth open but she's sitting and pissing on him oh my God to the s*** and piss that is so disgusting and hot at the same time for some reason fact that a monster would lay there like that these f****** snorkel porta potty peeper Luke Christo suing Boulder for $99,999 or equal amount of gold coinage long time it is no air up there so if you get super baked in Boulder like you you could blow a fuse look at that Porta-Potty it's like built for that it looks like it's like a float tank why did Monica's including Omni rainbow and Sky Orion who's YouTube channel features Clips including this one in which he demonstrates his thigh rubbing technique black haired white man white man standing between 645 and 6 foot 8 in tall with cuts on his back and arms wearing only a pair of sweatpants what is this about the security guard realize that he was doing something scroll back up for a hot chick to come in and just like Joey Diaz comes in like a hog Festival stepped into a laboratory in which he lifted to a glitch he saw something moving in the deep dark depths below to shock heart and Quick Escape was she fetched a man and asked him to look inside he to Sasa movement beneath a tarp inside the tank and exiting the chamber and heard the door locked behind them at that point he's some of the security okay that's what happened and then they caught that guy so he's in there with it tarp hiding under a tarp or people shiting on a please face is that the mugshot is your s*** all over them like the It clown find on urinating or defecating women in quotes the highest creature in the universe he maintained as in quotes praising God and said in quotes it sounds kind of weird but I would just find my peace and go away say thank you goddess and go about my night wow isn't that the scariest part when you when you drop a deuce in the toilet you hear the words thank you God your offerings and other places around Boulder also number restaurants just to know that someone like that as a real person like you have to realize sometimes you have to see someone like that to go okay I don't know everybody there's a there's a there's a a long-range you know if there is a chart of like f***** up to like totally normal other places around Boulder also number restaurants just to know that someone like that as a real person like you have to realize sometimes you have to see someone like that to go okay I don't know everybody there's a there's a there's a a long-range you know if there's a chart of like f***** up to like totally normal


    Joe Rogan Breaks down Street Fight Video
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    it is. died because of come on motherfuker you want some of this get a shirt off and the guys like trying he's by himself and he's like do with you one-on-one one-on-one when I want another date first the other guy says come on a wife beater on oh okay okay to you turn down so the guys like a dude by himself with a bunch of other dudes but he steps in this guy knows how to fight do you think you're going to like it going to like it so he comes back and he's like tired of this dude walking away from him and he's like I f*** this dude up with one punch and he wants it back up and this is this guy goes you want to lick kick you want to lick kick guy has no idea how to fight which is hilarious fat not in shape boom like kick people are so ridiculous with this idea that they think they know how to fight a cold but has Darkman the banging the head the back of the head off the concrete is dark yeah that's memories gone that fast it's a lot a lot a lot going on with your head that's why you getting mad at those movies where people get pistol-whipped wake up like someone who liked you and pistol whip yo cuz they need to shut your mouth have you ever been knocked out like other than that really now I've been in a lot of fights but I've never been knocked out only that wrestling match did it when you find a vulnerable you are like the human brain the way it's positioned in the head and I'll have to do is get hit and yanked around a pretty D I think I have a I have what they would call a good chin when the when I mean I was younger it's been a long time actually I took a good f****** solid headbutt about 10 years ago from my from one of my drunk comedian buddies oh God yeah video of the outside of a bar you probably won't be able to find it but some some guys f****** with her and she's not big she's pretty small and she grabs his guy by the collar and just I just just crumbles and drop to the ground fuckingawesome don't waste a real move man this part right here Hellyeah super hard spot and if you smash them on the job with that or it's one move that chick Ashley can pull off if she really knows how to do it grab someone's shirt and hell yeah


    Joe Rogan on Whitey Bulger's Death
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    now they're everyday everyday you're just dealing with horrible people in terrible circumstances they know that you get to leave they know you get to leave but you're living with them most the day goes yeah I'm not a prisoner he goes but my environment is surrounded by these people is like that affects you like I never thought about it that way. The guards have it okay it's just a job or is the inmates you know well as poor bastards are stuck in there while you're in there with them 8 hours a day most of the time you're not controlling them most of time you just coexisting behind the bars which which way is behind right right there in a cell with the hallway filled with bars people one person on the other side of each Barstow are they the same exact thing you saw Whitey Bulger got killed yesterday but I'm in like first day first day the guy a guy that hates rats kill them in Italian guy or like a gangster guy yep the guy I read the guy is obsessed with hating rats and hating people that beat women and I guess Whitey killed women with guy the first chance he got violent end after a lifetime of brutality who is eyes out of his skull don't know if they were successful and not the thing I read didn't make it clear undisturbed until his remains were found 20 years later part of his pelvic bone fracture it's going to decompose brain matter all the different things he's done West Virginia. After transferred a guy that was one of his f****** mob henchman guy said to me once he was going to kill somebody kill him with my bare hands because yeah I go I probably hit him in the neck so yeah not teaching this guy who he was friends with a friend of mine who absolutely worked for Whitey Bulger who wanted going to jail and they told me that this guy just whack people Jesus Christ was teaching Taekwondo he was very serious like he's very intense and I was very aware that there was something I got was very aware like you wasn't just a guy that was learning for exercise or self-defense want to take little classes when a little martial art he's going to use it like he was a guy that was in case he needed to use it you know I'm saying like there's there's a mindset of someone who just wants to get better at a martial art and there's a mindset of someone is thinking about okay it's going to come down I'm going to certain amount of focus and intensity that he had that was palpable yeah Mobsters need to get better at at that type of stuff you receive number to Deniro's kicks and Goodfellas those just floppy lips straight down just there's attackers gouged amount or they were knocked out because he was beaten so severely in the attacked this information was relayed by senior law enforcement official who oversees organized crime cases that's what it was it was a padlock stuffed inside a sock Quincy three employees of the Federal Bureau of Prisons Whitey Bulger do you know he won the lottery twice really so someone else would win the lottery and they would come to him and he would like give them the money give him a lottery ticket need be like look I won the lottery who won the lottery do they chase Dana White out of town do you know that I know yeah and I got beaten up by them so severely that he had like tinnitus in his ears wow yeah cuz they wanted a cut of the UFC know it wasn't UFC there's no UFC back then he was like a boxing trainer I forget what he was doing was running a gym but he had to leave town because the mom that's why he left Boston yeah it was real man I mean this is all when I was a kid I got seriously into Taekwondo in 1982 that's when it be might like 81-82 that's when it really became like my whole life and that's right around the time or all that s*** was going on and then when in 1988 I became friends of the comedian who was his brother went to jail for being a part of Whitey bulger's mob yeah crazy everybody knew somebody who was in some way connected to the Mob and some way you know I just wanted one of your crazy story who won guy's dead now I can talk about him seems Richie and he went to jail while I knew him he was arrested for a murder that I don't think they ever got him on but this person who was killed wasn't just killed they broke every bone in his body with a hammer and kept injecting him with cocaine to keep him awake yeah so he would black out from the pain and they would inject them with cocaine to wake him back up again and then they would break another bone they're breaking all his bones with a hammer they cut his hands off cut his head off to cut everything off and then we found you know is broken heap of a body he was somehow connected to this guy that I knew who sold Coke and this guy had gone to jail and I knew him before you went to jail he was another guy from Taekwondo I knew him before he went to jail he was one person he was a young guy I was I think when he went to jail I was 16 and I think he was 20 and then when he got out of jail it was I was 20 and he was 24 and he had scars all over his body where he tried to like sand off his his tattoos yet tattoos all over his arms and I don't know the tattoos were whether they're racist or will they just didn't want him anymore but he had like either acid burns or scars like whatever however the f*** to try to get the tattoos all over his arms because arms are covered in scars and he wasn't good he wasn't like talented martial artist but he was insanely tough like insanely aggressive and insanely tough and when you sparred him you are fighting for your life for your life he would come at me and try to f****** kill me I mean f****** kill you throwing looping punches with every f****** ounce of his being and I'm moving around and I'm like oh we're fighting to the death here we're fighting this is not this is not sparring we only sparked a couple times before this but one time he had me cornered he hit me with a bomb on the top of my head just strong I was quite a bit bigger than meat Irish guy sings Italian and I kicked him in the head so hard it broke his cheek like his cheek shifted over his his face a wheel kick them so I hit him with my heel and his face and he dropped down he collapsed went down to his like you like went down like face first got up on his all fours Got Back and want to keep going I said I go Richie I go you got to look in the mirror I go come look in the mirror and f*** I go yeah you can't spare any more do you want to kill me you want to keep going after I basically kicked his face in half cheese I hit him so hard it wasn't a sparring session it was an I'm trying to kill you you're trying to kill me session and remember setting them upset them outstanding angry and so mean you're trying to get up that was I was the last time I see any more dude I'm not fighting to death with some guy who I'm kind of friendly with I was friendly with him other than that like was you would never guess never one time we went out it was me and him and his two girls never like real weird right and you know this one girl was like you want a Coke she was f*** you he had to fight off these guys with a broomstick in jail and now he's beating these guys to death of the broomstick horrible worried about him being forced to mop up something in the bathroom and he's guys cornered them and he's just f****** attacking them with his broomstick and about how you got extra time for that he went to jail for assumed was probably drug-related I don't remember what it was but I remember just being so nervous about being connected to people like that like knowing people like that from the gym because there's people like that they were always wanted to learn how to fight because you knew you know you're teaching martial arts and training there's always those those guys would always come in whenever it's kind of Spar scary times there's no pulling back there was no like if it was you were sparring with some friends like I was born with my friend Leroy Rodriguez a good friend of mine was so fast he would not hurt me but he would hold back from hurting you we were sparring you knew that was just sparring it was other people it was terrible crazy carpet on top of concrete who's just office carpet on top of concrete so when people would fall off the concrete it was horrible that we did it over a f****** thin office carpet on top of concrete we just office carpet on top of concrete so when people would fall off the concrete it was horrible


    Joe Rogan Watches Megyn Kelly's Blackface Slip up
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    now that they they they they immediately think that this is something to Mock and make fun of you know I mean it was almost Universal so many people doing stories and I got bagging groceries the age we live in man people want to see people break if anybody's doing anything there's a chance there just Waitin made people are so mad if we didn't know what her contract was right if it was just some in fact let's say we did no inlets he was getting paid barely what we would ever guess right let's say she's getting paid I don't know $100,000 a year at her new job at NBC she probably still at the job right I mean it's the whole crazy part is that we all know she got paid 68 million dollars for 3 years for what right that's the whole take so it's like you know Megyn Kelly show Strange's how insincere it seems like forced like her apology then it really isn't people said that that was racist and I don't know who doesn't love Diana Ross for one day and I don't know how like that got raises on Halloween like you're watching the stumble when she trips off the Rock and falls off the cliff this is the stumble like I don't get it how is that racist do you want to be Diana Ross then Play It Again someone had something about Santa Claus being black they did something about Santa Claus being black and she just went well Santa Claus is definitely white and she was like I think she said it kids like kids Santa Claus is definitely right words kids Santa Claus is real and he's definitely white exact terminology you're saying that she probably got a raise for that thing that write a whole different thing at Fox didn't want to know she want to go back we're good yeah they want to take her back the thing is you can't go from being a nice princess in the conservative right-wing channel to being like Oprah what you trying to be like Oprah I'll never really get what NBC was thinking there those people are just going to come over. She has a giant fan base but she had a fanbase for sure some came over but she a lot of her Fenwick bass was because she was the beautiful conservative woman who is very tough very articulate very smart you know and they like that she's a nice princess and she would shut people down there Incorrect and she would let people talk over her she's powerful kind of frightening in the hot way Fox News has a bunch of those checks was waiting waiting in the helm is robots with different skin and faces and Jellystone would mind being on the other end of that Porta-Potty that you were on The Tonight Show and you were a guest and you like I like being in the end of that porta potty I'll be the end like that is a beautiful thing about podcast yeah because our f*** that you said that it has zero consequences but like slits was pretend that you were on The Tonight Show and you were a guest and you like I like being in the end of that porta potty


    Joe Rogan on Finishing Sober October
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    I'm getting off on this whole I don't know how we got there but we started off on this whole tangent about the about just you know sobriety and stuff and he's like man you know back in my day and he was I can't remember the exact dialogue but it was just yeah I mean those guys were all it was all just a blur I learn something from numbers of Miles everyday like 12-15 miles a day love getting wasted that's his high now he talks about it all the time is runner's high it's real it's real I know now because of this month this month sober October month dude I worked out no less than at least 2 hours that's a small workout a small workout that's all I can get in with 2 hours the longest I did I did 6 hours Monday cuz Lord 6 hours of insane cardio like both kill bills I did seven on the last 2 days turn yesterday and the day before 7 hours of hard cardio different stuff running hills with a dog elliptical machine with a cheating with fat people right now I'm peeing on myself as a strong mind he's a very strong and then monitors he he did something else he rode his bike you rode a bike for a certain amount of miles is making fun of me for being at 75 for just walking isn't that him being out of shape it's not because when Burton him went walking he was in way better shape Sandberg cre rides his bike in New York and he walks a lot New York and even though he's not in great shape like in terms of like a guy runs in comparison to Burt he's in fantastic shape when they went hiking together bird how to stop like a bunch of times like he wanted to see what would happen if the two of them went out together did the exact same hiking who's cuz it was saying so you or your heart is always at 80% a week is in way better shape than bird is in this whole life of working out and drinking vodka every night but I was very very much worried about him so up until two days ago everything seemed to be going I was working out really hard and I was put it was hard it's hard to do 3 hours a day it's 3 and 1/2 hours a day 2 days in a row 3 and 1/2 hours a day but I started peeing and her coming out dark like Ice-T oh s*** the sounds like a guy at a porta potties dream oh bless you for your sweet tea I was famished yeah it didn't look good today I had to go to something in my kids school lesson Halloween thing and I had to go up three flights of stairs free long flight stairs I got to the Top by barely made it upstairs. I was out of breath my legs are shaking well three flights of stairs oh man that was today today what does it mean I think my body is breaking down I think I've got like serious muscle breakdown the point like my muscles are so sore that I'm ignoring that they're sore and even though they're really really sore I'm still doing like three hours of cardio like I limped up to the to the trail when I ran with my dog yesterday then I ran 2 miles and then after I ran I did an hour and a half on the elliptical machine then after I didn't an hour-and-a-half on the elliptical machine I did 45 minutes to kick in the bag punching kicking the back I took two naps yesterday two separate naps it's like if you could take a pill that puts you in the state of mind that I am when I work out this month everybody would take it in the world be a better place if you don't give a f*** you don't give a f*** about anything about people and friends and loved ones but there's no anxiety is know all the chatter all the negative chatter that you get in the brain that you have to like push off and ignore but shuts off your brain is almost trying to create problems and conflict because you're not getting enough exercise your body supposed to get a specific amount of exercise my dog is I think like 8 months old or something now and I've learned a lot from having this dog this time like I didn't notice a lot of stuff with the other dogs stuff but you know just being weird little things but nibbling at your finger different way with sister little front teeth like sort of like telling you something hey dude I need to f*** and get some exercise in and we're all that where we are that same way so our brain is going to make more complex ways for us to be freaked out basically run for our lives right I mean again I barely do cardio but I do do it pretty consistently but it's short like a mile or two that's all you need but in the end it cleanses the palate it's like ginger between Sushi slices and and if I go without it absolutely it compiles I'll wake up bitter and angry about something I'll see something on you know somewhere something or work walks and he just doesn't have like anxiety and this look like energies like flowing out of the battery spilling over the sides and causing a mess cuz he got to expand or expend a certain amount of energy everyday in order to keep it clean just keep everything going well my goal was to get so far ahead that no one can catch up


    Joe Rogan - Henry Cejudo on Narrowly Surviving California Wildfire
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    he had from the eight weeks from the beginning to the end Matt there's a documentary these guys film the whole entire thing for you guys amazing you put in the documentary so his story is very inspirational story in and of itself in the bottom of your feet running escaping a fire that snuck up on you like lightning speed huh yeah it was it was a it was a craziest thing that's ever happened to me can you share their stories right but it's all this was about a year ago now so this was about a year ago now and I got invited to this event with you know raising raising raising money for kids and Castor and everybody in there every big celebrity gets him violate your eyes like Barry Bonds like the like the the big ugly celebrities and everybody was there and then we had a fundraiser that night and in a wine country Santa Rosa California you know and everybody know everybody had their drinks and wouldn't you know I had I had a couple glasses glass of wine but I don't drink one that had a few glasses and remember I told her but hey I'm going to sleep guy says it was close to about midnight cuz I ain't trying to stay up with these people and I'm trying I'm trying to sleep cuz I was I never drink wine so I go to my room and and then I take a shower and get into bed and and I remember right before I went to bed early but I saw like the flipping of lights and I just thought that was weird and roughly about time I got to my hotel Eiffel I pass out 230 hits 2:30 in the morning heads and I'm just stuff I'm just you know why did I wake up because I heard the alarm and what kind of pop off at the at the hotel so now I'm hearing these alarm starting to go off and I and I checked out I checked out on front checked out through the window and checked out at the lobby nobody was homicidal like it's a false alarm so I got the pillow put over my head and reconstruct the alarm that happened about 2:39 4:30 comes about this time because it was Smoke how my coffee, I'm like coffee on the smoke and I forgot that I was dreaming so I wake up and I at that time I had I had to you know I slept in my tired I was and I got up and I'm going to turn the lights in the light turning on and then I go to the winning to check the window and next you know and I see the car right in front of me on fire or 3/4 of the hotels I got was probably about five rooms away from like getting hit hard like I'm talking about like like fire coming out the window like that noxious I thinking I'm dreaming you know in a towel and the lights of everything was dark but I could see everything like it like the roof started getting hot and I couldn't I couldn't hold my breath no more sell looking for my shoes I couldn't find my shoes in that I bump into my slacks that I left them on the ironing board that the night before and I put them on and III draft I grabbed the I grabbed my phone and I jumped out the window watching that the one that I jumped out the window my right foot catches on fire I'll write for catching on fire I'm looking at I'm I'm kind of you know trying to put it out and it's crazy how I can see how people can catch on fire real quick cuz my right leg was like food because it was crazy wow so I can start walking as I'm walking them seem like this the hotel in front of us was like the whole thing was just in sticks for the fire I just ate that thing up there's a building in front of me on on fire like I'm just walking through the streets going up the hill I'm just thinking like that you're horrible way to die horrible way to die and I got a I got a bird's-eye view with on top of the one on top of the hill and then I saw there's a cop down there there's a cop down in the middle of the freeway just let me know what that's that's where I got to go so now I'm running fast and I've seen as this brushfire kind of come along and just I'm seeing like California like just catch on fire like completely through my eyes I jump over the first fence to get to the freeway you know no problem I jump or the second offense and third fence it was I was a very like a flimsy kind of fence and everybody has a nice as I jumped out and Rich snag like part of my snacks to keep in mind I was the only thing I had on with slides that I got was Commando slacks no shirt no shoes like out in the cold in California and that's how that flimsy fence as I jumped off that last fence at like cut it like a part of the fence I grab my butt and it just it cut me open hard and a toilet have to make some now I'm full of a van full of smoke of my right foot burn and I'm pretty much half naked waving my hands like they are you going to take me I ain't dying like this I hit me dude and I forgot closer so I was a fire truck and I and I get rescued I get rescued by the fireman they put me in the fire truck and then just kind of like looking at me like that and you just you just survived after you just survived that cuz I was blocked that's already smell like a marshmallow I'm not sure if anybody died at the hotel I hope not but I can see how 50 people died in the 50 people died fifty families like it was it was it was sad to hear my no just happened quick though those fires come so quick people don't realize it's before it's too late and then there's no Escape Route and then I think the reason why cutting people had time to get out I think the reason why 50 people that is because they didn't take the that the alarm like me serious connection. It was too late because that that smoke will blind you you think you're going to into the right direction next you know you're walking into the biggest fire in history Jesus Christ so so that had happened like two months before I fought Sergio baddest and I and I and I still fought him like I train with two socks with my adjusted with the with the with the wrestling shoe and I just stuck it out because I pulled out the first fight with them as I got to make it up to you and I told him I said I said I owe you one with the with the first degree burns on my foot hurt I'm sorry third degree burns on my foot wow I'm glad you made it man


    Joe Rogan - Henry Cejudo on Fighting TJ Dillashaw
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    and there is talk about you fighting for the bantamweight title against Champion TJ Dillashaw what are your thoughts like way where you at right now like what are you men are your goals got to happen that cg5 might happen if you don't think if it's going to be a done with the with the flywheel Division and I think that is a cat's out the bag and you know Dana hadn't had mentioned that to me so hey so you know we will get we want to take you up on that offer view or challenging to go up against TG but this is what this is where the company's been thinking about for a while and TJ's down for it to I don't think so I think TJ wants to come down to 25. I think I think that's kind of like the now would you rather fight him at 35 so you can get an additional title or would you rather fight him at 35 because you know how to cut weight or what what's your name I like both ideas I actually kind of left it all to him I said I don't know but I want to fight you man I said I want to fight TJ I want to I want to go out to the next best thing and that's I think that's him you know if you don't mind fighting with 25 or 35 your number one goal I believe TJ wants to fight me too I think I think you'll be needing me choosing the kind of going to help his name I know you don't I guess we're both you can see right now if you want at 35 + 1 why would you consider dropping the 25 lb title and compete against 35 or would you rather stay at 25 I wouldn't I wouldn't mind I wouldn't mind that bleed them both I mean I know that's kind of kind of broad but and I'm kind of right now because of because of that reason I might I might have to fight at a bad time some kind of healthy more like him and might happen at bantamweight what it what people don't know is that actually Henry almost fart TJ when he was the chant when henna brow didn't make weight his first fight in the UFC he didn't make weight with two hours later handed around inmate in the makeweight in there looking for somebody to go up and fight TJ when Joe Soto father Henry was number one option but Henry had already declined. He said he wasn't fighting Jordan sending but now here we are three years later back now he's got the tent he's got the belt TJ came back and won the belt let's do it these guys been beefin for for a long time so that's ever since the first day he came into the UFC him and TJ van at it and then on The Ultimate Fighter Ultimate Fighter 24 they had Dwain Bank the coach there was like a little beef with Henry in and benavidez is team benavidez is coach so it kind of goes way back in terms of like when you would like to get out of the game My do I do not think about it a lot cuz I'll be honest with you have accomplished everything like I'm always I had that had three goals and I was just you know my number one goal is to be a good person a good father seemed a good husband and then after that was hit being Olympic champ and then and then and then eventually UFC champs everything's kind of done everything in that I've ever kind of set my mind to know those are the two biggest do the tomb has four more than 4 years show me Helen Keller quotes you really are in this rare space where you have the possibility of being considered one of the greatest combat sport athletes of all time you're already in the mix right Olympic gold medalist UFC champion I mean you you have this very rare opportunity for incredible greatness I think for the most part of me I like to eventually and I do a lot of motivational speaking I've been doing that for a while the biggest companies in the world I mean the Coca-Cola like the TD Ameritrade of Procter & Gamble billion dollar, just got signed by Kroger and then you can eat that you know they use me for for that reason and I really enjoy doing it and plus you get poop Murdoch's store I love the people do do that the companies have the the the mindset of bringing in Champions and people that are extraordinary whatever they do and speaking to these you have these people that work for them and explaining like what does it mean that motivation is gigantic motivation is such a huge source of fuel for people in all walks of life you know they have a guy like you come in and talk to a company can have a really big impact on their creativity on on how they pursue Kohl's on all all kinds of different things that's kind of where I can see my life kind of heading to know what I eventually I don't think I don't think I think I'll always be a fan of the sport but I don't think I'll be involved and in either wrestling or fight it as much as I think I would not as a coach not as it's too hard to like look at all these relationship does Ashley still give you what they want to give you and it's just that it's a headache. X yeah I see that wasn't I see that with a lot of you know I see that with him and I'm just like I don't know if I want to get a crossing guard like Henry you hit the gold mine but you can get across the guy who is a really talented guy that's a flake and those two to me personally this plenty of those but to me as an analyst watches fights are the most frustrating cuz there's some guys that I see no goddamn The motherfukers Good. The potential like they can do things inside the Octagon they do think I'll see you guys in the gym like I'll go to the gym watch guys trained and see the guy and I'll go if this m*********** could put it together like this in the cage the way you see when he's sparring like this some people just artist but the anxiety of competition and in all the factors that come involved the dis when the consistency all the things that makes someone a great fighter sometimes is so much so many different things that make someone a great fighter that at wind-up f****** them up when when they they actually go to compete though the recklessness impulsiveness that actually makes them good also can wind up taking them if they don't sort of Forge it with with with some sort of like severe discipline there has to be a training of the mind to Anna and I think that's where people are skipping and you know I think that's that's where he had to understand like the philosophy of feel like you have to you have to be right up top you don't right you have to be to be literally you have to understand and know who you are as a fighter as a person and you know too kind of to be stable enough to perform at when it really matters you'll never make it in the competition that we just roll roll over like fish it's weird right that's crazy yeah it's weird as you're coming up and you see those guys and you realize like man there's that there's something missing and then you're terrified you going to see that in yourself and I think it's the embracement of embracing pressure and something that you don't neglect assume that you don't shy away from us you don't want to damage you but it's in embracement it's a it's a sight hey bring it now bring it cuz if that's what it is so it's the pressure that people feel the reason why they can't perform is what makes Champions I remember when TJ Dillashaw first fought henan Burrell when he got into that octagon dude he look like he was sparring he was Loose as a Goose he hit some of that big overhand Ryan and next thing you know a number is getting f***** up I mean and it that was what TJ thrives on that kind of pressure he lives for that kind of pressure just like you do is why I want to see that DJ thrives on that kind of pressure he lives for that kind of pressure just like you do is why I want his head on a spike


    Joe Rogan on the Ben Askren/Demetrious Johnson Trade
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    ideal shock for the bantamweight title so wanted to go see that fight January 26th and the UFC fight I think is at the Staple Center or maybe Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim in the pond plenty of people to go around so we like actually sat down and talked with the UFC and I think I think everybody wants to do it though well it's one of two things is going to happen there right it's either I mean now the DJ is gone to one Demetrious Johnson just left the UFC and went over to one FC in a 1/2 C for people who have no idea what we're talking about is a gigantic organization in Asia they are literally the equivalent to the UFC in Asia and although many people in America are not aware of them they don't know who they are there are huge which organization oversees absolutely gigantic and they do a fantastic job they have real high-level Fighters Ben askren was there Champion he's undefeated over there and he had I think at least one fight maybe two fights left in his contract I forget how many and they made a deal and the deal was they take Mighty Mouse and we get Ben askren until that's where it's at right now I love the deal I love it I love the idea of it I mean I feel like Mighty Mouse you know he he loves the idea of starting new in a new organization and you know they're going to pay that m*********** nice to get paid. Organization is operated with which is respect for the martial arts they're not into this you know what we saw with the Conor McGregor khabib nurmagomedov fight all the trash King and all the other stuff that you seen that was becoming more and more prevalent in the UFC you you don't see that at all at one FC and that's something that Mighty Mouse very happy Steven mean because he knows that he's going to be very comfortable and I've always told people I said hey dude maybe the best in the world is on the UFC man there's there's some dude by the name of Ben askren that will take you down. Adidas he's a bad matchup for anybody show anybody undefeated and he has it been hit in several fights it was detailing on the last time you got hit on the podcast cuz I mean I've been a big fan of champion and if you watch his fight in Bellator against course cough and yeah and lima lima zbeast man and he Fox people up man meme is a dangerous dangerous cat and Ben askren just whooped your on your back again look at that you know and he's it's just a different caliber of wrestling and I've said it many many times and I'm sure you believe it as well it's the most important skill for MMA wrestling it's it dictates where the fight takes place if you want to stand up you could the guy candid take you down Chuck Liddell style and if you want to go to the ground I want to get to dictate where the fight takes place that's too if you are the superior wrestler means the the best base for MMA I really believe that especially not that good anybody and I'm going to control this isn't and you're going to know how I'm going to do it you know so that's what I told me it would be someone that can fit how to keep it standing like Jay here on give him a real tough fight in Bellator cuz Jay hair on is good wrestler and kept the fight standing High School take on that flight was we talked about it on the podcast but I don't think he was too happy with his training for that fight but you know someone like Tyron Woodley who's also very good wrestler whose a very dangerous Striker would be a tough matchup for him but they're really close friends and training partners cytus terrans been wrestling him since for years I think so he knows what the Ben askren experience cuz you know Gary would be lucky to Ben was to win a belt the 2008 Olympic team would have V belts Henry gets to DC has two and and been asking would have one that's 5 UFC belt if if he came into the UFC and won the belt his teammates you know and if he said that if you don't he had 165 and tire and kept the Welterweight Title they'll be great for him I just don't see what's he doing a 5-pound weight difference when all the other way differences are so huge I feel like the smart move would be 10 lb every every spot 35 45 55 6575 like move 7275 like when the UFC's get had a light heavyweight division initially that the division was a 200 pound division when Tito Ortiz first one and I believe it was 200 pound Division and then they raised it up to 205 and I think it just needed a 195 to I really believe probably 225 and I think that would that would round it all out which probably will all happen eventually yeah yeah it's attention to see how that how that unfolds but as of now it's askren train there until we learned a lot about Darren Darren is a sensational Striker very very dangerous Striker but keeps his hands low keeps his chin up high and you know time has proved himself to be really dangerous even against Elite Strikers you know you look at the Wonderboy fight so this time and time again you leave those to fight Wonderboy is known as being one of the best strikers to ever compete in the UFC he's got a box or something striking skills but yet Tyron hurt him and both fights both fights Tyron was the one who landed big shots and had Wonderboy badly hurt and then you look the the same thing with Darren till Darren till is known as being the unbelievable Striker Tyrant Clips him drops him and then strangled him so you know a special somebody to adapt to the sport anime not just the wrestler has adapted to his time to his right hand you know when if you're able to take out two Strikers like that on your the real deal we were talking about it's not going to happen he has the same age as I think the better Grappler Watson racing there's there's there's levels to there's not going to add think I've been asking was one of the greatest. Riders of all time like that's how it usually is the best kids in the world and pretzels and submissions they just want to get out of his is one of the craziest spinning back kick knockout of ever seen in my life and he sent this dude flying through the air to see that like a couple of nights ago and the Grand Prix Boise I don't know where that was but koreshkov you know if you watch the koreshkov fight with with Ben askren and it's a mauling it's it's it's just a guy getting f***** up it is yeah I know and Bentleys and this guy never got a punch off of Bennett people but you see Lima against Ben askren I mean obviously was younger but the difference was so stunning what do you what is us is it to Chinese guys from play He-Man handle them like his wrestling is just you see guys that are used to defending takedowns in they find themselves on their back and he say holy s*** man I think he did get up kicked here and his nose got broken he got cracked mean leave us a f****** monster man he's a super dangerous Striker and he's huge for the weight class you stand next to Leave Me Like Jesus how do you make 170 jacuzzi at the hotel I'm seeing them he's a big guy.


    Joe Rogan - Henry Cejudo on Beating Demetrious Johnson
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    I've been with him since 2004 and recently became his coach right before the first Demetrious Johnson fight indominus head coach for MMA I think as a competitor you you live for these moments we live for you you left these fulfillment she know I think somebody like and I told people since beginning it wasn't so much you know the UFC belt but it was because it was and I made it about Demetrius and it was about Demetrius you don't mean he is widely considered to be the best pound-for-pound fighter ever and you're the first guy not only to beat him but the first guy who not just to be like 11 years but the first guy to win in the Olympics metal in wrestling and a UFC Championship me those are two gigantic accomplishments of the greatest of all time and then on top of that I can I can make the run for you know who's the greatest combat asset Avant argument is that he didn't face people as good as Jon Jones faced and then fade or is the other if a door and Anderson silver or the other people that are in consideration for the grace of all time I mean it's a it's just a subjective argument I mean who knows who's right but obviously you beat without a doubt one of the best ever it was like you know you're fighting to do that's that's that almost seems Untouchable that you guy that makes you question yourself like this is this is this this guy is that good after he had stopped you just how how long was it 2 years about two-and-a-half years ago now yeah that's that's an amazing turnaround between in the first round in the beating him in the championship rounds is really what you pulled it off ye absolutely I had studied Demetrious Johnson that got lost in the first time but I pretty much that is I got I got rid of a lot of people including my mymma head coach I just my whole philosophy was if I can be the best and there's something wrong you know emotionally physically everything I was just invested and when I lost him just like men you know and that's kind of what I did I ended up being no letting go a lot of my cornermen can I start traveling the world what went out to Singapore went out to to Thailand went out to to the Netherlands spend months and months at a time out in Brazil like I I was on a quest it was like the Pokemon Boudin moose Swing Swing and that's like I said it became an obsession I I knew that if anybody could do it at B&B Henderson like I really didn't even after the first time you when he beat me I still want to ask me is like Henry you know I like guys I don't know but I still know that I could be them even be knocked out like 2 minutes and 36 seconds like I still knew my heart and you will see when I sat there press conferences I know I'm still the one to beat him what was it about him that made you think that you could beat him what was it about you specifically in relation to him and his skill-set it was in the first round I think it was more so just believing in my in my ability I think me just believe in Moore okay Henry you need time like I was only do anime for 3 years when I fought in the first people don't know that you see you fighting for the title not once but twice that you probably been doing MMA for a long-ass time but when you find him for the first time it's a very that's a very short amount of time to be fighting in MMA it's especially going to caliber Adelaide Demetrius what year did you win the Olympics and 08 when you're doing that you're 100% dedicated to wrestling you have to be so what you doing any striking training at all back then I did I did what it what happened was once I won the Olympics almost kind of I fell out of love with the sport I thought I fell out of love with Russ and I remember being at the Olympics and being like man I just I don't know if I have it in me no more because you're burnt out how was he my whole childhood was gone because of a sport will do it in stages I went out to the world champions in 2007 and I didn't even score a point like in the first round like I got put out by by you Ron and for some reason that whole year and I was just going through freaking struggles like left and right talking about just that versus I could have won the tournament to save my life and what was it I don't know I don't know I think I was I think I'll probably be getting kind of falling out of love with it and I remember there's two me there's only two tournaments every want to win and I was the Olympic trials and eventually Olympic Games in and somehow I cuz I'm calling this with the with the fight with Demetrious Johnson and I remember you know just just almost being in until like I just don't know if that if this is for me and the but I just stuck with it I stuck with it either to put in the Olympic trials ended up going to the you know the Olympic Games and ended up pretty much falling behind every single match that I was wrestling so that these are kind of the adversities that I was going to clean up to become an Olympic champion you know what's interesting when you were fighting Demetrius for the second time Daniel Cormier Stipe said something very interesting he said most guys because I would never give a chance you you get stopped by DJ and then a couple years later you're fighting him again like he's going to have your number he's going to be better in the rematch and he goes but Henry so who does a different kind of athlete he and he talked about you competing and then coming back a year later and being he goes he was many times better he goes that the amount of improvement that he got in just one year was just unbelievable. I think did you not feel that to not to not feel the the pain of losing like that's a motivator to not feel the pain of losing and I remember when Demetrius Johnson hit me hit me in the hit me in the leg and I've literally I told you how severe was like I literally sprained ankle Spanos first 30 seconds I hate feeling second place I hate feeling kind of kind of somebody's looking over me some ones are almost like a manhood chocolate and cheese and I hate that was it a low leg kick that the the major your ankle God what was it exactly stepping on inches not working in the product and the reason I leave the reason why everybody kind of got scared because I was hurt but I remember before the fight and I saw my cornermen like kind of before I thought the beach that my breasts are small I saw him on nervous and I've been here before like I was ranked 31st in the world hi guys like yeah I want you guys to have a little faith in Hindi from the ask you guys one thing and I'm going to ask you guys I'm going to ask you guys to be composed I took the key to win this fight is for me to be composed and then pretty much there six hours later that right before you don't walk on the start playing my song I look back in my corner and I said and I said guys I said the key to this fight remember going to be composer so when do meisha Johnson kicked me like I believe in my molossia went back to all right my composure cuz I was her Joe and he could have stopped me that the efforts around I was forced to switch Southpaw which I never fight and softball you know so now I'm kind of playing poker with a composer part and when he hit me I really did I was like oh my God not to feel the pain to lose again I just want to feel that pain anymore that's on a mission to that sacrifice his life explain to someone who's never experienced that before what is that pain like but you train for how many weeks and then you fight Mighty Mouse with Tyler get stopped in the first round what is that paying the spirit the spirit the spirit spirit is that you know you watch somebody become a world champion want me to have want to be just like that guy your confidence or self-esteem that's the that's your spirit and that you will also we also have a spirit of a war that's like the the man whose side of it and what happens when I got stopped at Demetrious Johnson's to almost felt like I've never gone through this not even in wrestling my life like I was like my spirit was shot and I had to kind of pick up my pieces kind of started killing myself like mentally and I feel like happens when I got stopped with Dimitri Johnson so I almost felt like I've never gone through this not even in wrestling my life like I was like my spirit was shot and I had to kind of pick up my pieces kind of start hit healing myself like mentally and I feel like it and if you if you look at a job with somebody like Roy Jones jr. knocked out one time and it became a domino effect because he never he never picked up those pieces


    Joe Rogan - Leftist Academic Nonsense Helped Trump Get Elected
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    discussion productive politics were the far-right disown their lunatics and we disown are lunatics and we get back to work about whatever the oceans plastic whatever it is that we're talking about because right now the discourse is corrupted it we're not doing what we need to do any academies these people are continuing to pump out this nonsense that's totally on tell the true reality it's issued from I'm sick of it you're sick of it we're all sick or had it with these folks it just doesn't seem it doesn't seem like a sustainable I don't think it is it seems like some weird energy the idea that this is going to create some kind of a coalition they can then defeat you know the plurality or something like that is really blow up you see the Democrats bleed seats they've lost like a thousand legislative seats across the us since Obama got elected in 08 how you going to get your agenda if you don't have any legislators if you don't have anybody elected and so then what happens 2016 I can't say that the reason the Trump lots of reasons I had something to do know I will say I had something to do with this because every conservative person I know it's not just a reactionary is like and I live in the Southeast man I am conservative most of my friends are conservatives cuz I don't have a choice if I if I wanted friends if conservatives who lives there so I talked to them and they're like oh yeah they're tearing down statue George Washington George Washington Halloween the problem then I didn't know you didn't know Halloween's problem where you going as for Halloween a shark or a shark


    Joe Rogan - When There's 78 Words for Genders I Can Safely Say You're Crazy
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    monster created a multi-millionaire who's world is crazy yeah I mean look a lot of other guys are doing it to Sam Harris is doing that now as well as gigantic huge speeches and then for hello what will absolutely good for him but excited about is how many people are interested in the debate of ideas and that this is not happening on the college campuses but it's right A lot of these people that have graduated from have graduated from college or or in the Working World there it's real it's what you were saying it's been suppressed for long enough now you know Jordan Peterson what was his thing is like you're not going to tell me the words I can use right when they're 78 different words for genders I can safely say you're f****** crazy. It's it's like this desperation to try to find a unique identity that you can consider to be super special or whatever it's totally but it's even crazier blogs Tumblr where they talk about the different sexual sexuality identities like different kinds of you know I'm interested in this kind of person but not that kind of person under these circumstances but not under those that has like some you know 18 syllable academic word for it now and these people whose whole I don't think they're academics I think they're activists and Geeks on Tumblr but they come up with these crazy descriptions hundreds of sexual orientations body identities like with different kinds of you know I'm interested in this kind of person but not that kind of person under these circumstances but not under those that has like some you know 18 syllable academic word for it now and these people whose whole I don't think they're academics I think they're activists and Geeks on Tumblr but they come up with these crazy description of sexual orientations


    Joe Rogan - Why 'Intersectionality' is a Religion
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    like what what what do you really mean by that I think they're the people are trying to build the kingdom of God on the planet Earth its you know to draw metaphor a religious metaphor there people who see an evil and they want to purge the world of that evil by any means necessary and the evil being like privilege privilege rules were having our brain and the new religion is intersectionality and we sleep really is what it is exactly what it is we've been writing about that and talking about that for years and it's all over the same thing precondition slots huge the one difference and I think this is a key difference the reason that it's easier and I mentioned this to pendulum we did a talk and he just couldn't believe it the reason that it's easier to talk to Christian for example about faith or about their religion is cuz at the end of the day it comes down to Faith these people don't have any faith they have knowledge quote" they have their bodies of scholarly literature which were he laundered that's what they have to these things and say why don't I know how do you know well Robin diangelo white fragility eating or Civic ways of communicating specific ways of being it's it just so strange how people seem to have this natural inclination to adopt predetermined patterns of behavior actually it is pretty decent understanding of that from from the perspective of moral psychology you've got this idea that somebody has as seen something is good so it elevates them it makes them better so clean eating might be good right whatever clean eating means for some people to begin for some people it's like Rita's grass-fed beef who knows but you got clean eating and you got dirty eating and you going to the clean thing and so you got this kind of like Purity thing and eventually take this so seriously ill becomes kind of a sacred value to you but what's sacred mean you know we have this kind of vague sense of you know holy this that that's sacred and it's something really important to somebody or what it really means is that it's taken on so much more important to somebody that they no longer allowed to be questioned something sacred is now been removed from the atmosphere of being doubted or whatever and so when you have this idea like that let's say that privilege is the cause of of racism and you've elevated that they're the problem with everything in society even then you've elevated that till like a sacred value that can't be questioned you can't say maybe there's another dimension to it that's when you start getting these kind of religious like Behavior just a question fee like that let's say that privilege is the cause of of racism and elevated that they're the problem with everything in society even then you've elevated that too like a sacred value that can't be questioned you can't say maybe there's another dimension to it that's when you start getting these kind of religious like Behavior


    Joe Rogan - Equality and Equity Are NOT the Same Thing
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    so you are just talkin once you put the sort of diversity standards of something like mathematics no yeah that's that's when things get Super Squirrel they wanted people to sign an equity which is another word that they have co-opted they wanted focus on an equity statement and diversity statement and you have a to equity and so Equity does not mean treating people equally it's not like you have a commitment to a quality which is we should all have a shawarma to equality its Equity is defined differently it's to make up for past and justices are to make up for some deficiency that has occurred somewhere along the line so yeah it's to treat people differently in order to level the playing field it's not treating people it's not treating people equally and that's the only thing it sounds like it is but it's not it's a word that they've smuggled in straight out of literature against to get out all the stuff comes back to the literature so if you look at the equity in the dictionary you get one definition but if you look at the word Equity as they're applying it in sociological it's a very specific thing that means something different from what just ask I'm curious why didn't you use the word equality can can use it can you think of it would sentence be the same with the meeting be the same with the meeting is not the same that's why they use equity and not as a finance word that's why and that's just like it's like the academic equivalent of money laundering yes right so what the hell does money laundering work yes you take some money you got all gotten money you put it through you know this shell company or this thing or the other thing and it comes back to you and now it's had a legal trail that makes it legit right will hear you take some Prejudice you write it down as an academic paper you publish the thing it gets the academic standard stamp on it it's a gold standard of knowledge now and now this isn't this Prejudice you started with now looks like legitimate standard stamp on it it's a gold standard of knowledge now and now this isn't this prejudiced you started with now looks like legitimate knowledge so I can go straight in the classroom we can go straight to the actual activists or policymakers it's a real problem


    Joe Rogan on the Megyn Kelly Controversy
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    stressful is it it's a combination of authenticity with you can have your totally willing to have conversations with no-holds-barred right you can't have that in the academy so people need to go to you to hear these thoughts and to wrestle with ideas and to engage it's just anywhere else other than a podcast or you can't do it in the academy on The Today Show asking why is blackface raised right which is a stupid f****** question no doubt and she's not a bright woman in in that regard socially right it's all black Scholars and black intellectuals for a week so they were punishment transgressor mean a nice person and I mean it was a learning moment-to-moment that's lost now imagery and so she just now became problematic and she put out ideas that would be dangerous and poisonous neanthe to discuss the merits or demerits of not something to work through not something is a teachable moment she put out an idea that's dangerous she can't put out ideas anymore sending you just set it up so that you can say a white person wear black black face who sings so f****** funny but that is one of the worst ways to really die sex ideas because first of all there's a studio audience. That's f**** everything up for a second of all you have these massive time constraints and then you have advertisers then you have a bunch of Executives they're all cowards they're all just ready to pull the trigger on anything bring the next person you know what they'll most likely do is to to show they've learned they'll hire an all-black crew write a diverse group whatever it is where does that work who works on that bullies right so these people why are they so pervasive in the academy why are they so so pervasive in media they know they can believe these people they know that they can go lean on this stuff and somebody's going to be cowardly and then they're going to be able to you know make something change in the direction they wanted to change you see it even creeping into politics try to do it with policymakers you see a lot more in and a lot of other countries right now we're in this massive like backlash against it in American politics did the 2016 help your Progressive agenda gang a holy crap well that is a part of the problem with it when I say so yeah today as you know we're starting a new chapter of our show is it involves it's evolving the f****** living being we want you know the entire today family will continue to bring you informative and important stories just as we always have and look two black eyes and a brown chick the entire today family will continue to bring you informative and important stories just as we always have and look two black eyes and a brown chick that's a hundred percent diverse


    Joe Rogan - Joey Diaz: He Called me 'Belushi'
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    was Nick the Greek f****** tremendous piece even though he was Greek like we let it slide he put the Sicilian by the window in the end it was with the flies with land on it it was like the airport for the Flies it will and we will break his balls neck but I'm the one in that a quaalude one-night f***** up to the gills with vomit all over my shirt and every time you see me call me f****** Belushi who had a beard to call my I told Uncle Manny like he had nicknames for us but that's a weird it bothered me after a while he would call me Belushi John Belushi died it really started bothering me like in my next you call me Belushi to my face look what is f****** Belushi pizza parlor 50 yards in the high school and you can run a tab with Nick and Nick used to I used to give Nick jewelry and he would look at me and you go speak how much you think that's worth cuz jewelry was 800 announce at that time goes and I would bring him jewelry he would look at it and then take it give me money and put it in one of his pockets from his apron so two days laying that go in your bathroom play that go back to Nick how much for the ring and he looked at me and he was racist as f*** I can either call me Belushi aspic to my face like it didn't matter because the morn Ice-T came in those f****** cardboard milk carton boys that he would always cross the street so Nickleby have a conversation was like what's going on and also and we go across the street to get the ice cream he would f****** flip out he run from behind a counter run onto County Boulevard hundreds of people be out there finish it like that and sent it that you got to be pretty cheap to run across the street for two weeks $0.45 for the iced tea but it asked what it was it was tremendous she made the best roast beef on rye in the world but every another affect the whole family to her and her son will lose in the Hat and I learned from her son like his son losing his head but he couldn't control his emotions about it he went to everything show he did the f****** stitches he was spray paint his hair he was one of those guys that hat like he tried but they had just kept falling out male male-pattern whatever we were kids put up with his mom had a to the mom had every time in the house I don't know what it was everything you got there a little piece of hair on a dog whatever you got to always have that if you didn't like beat


    Joe Rogan and Joey Diaz on Stephen King
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    Susan High School Define them you know I just watch that Stephen King movie It the most most recent one with the clown but one of the things that I was thinking when I was watching it was like how f****** mean kids are in school to each other I got that you kind of forget about that one of those movies about people being mean to people you like going around to get away from a guy that was picking on me fuk with me and like you would be scared to run into him at the bus stop and scared of seeing him after school and that's out in the first place I got tired of being scared scared of people I'm a f****** have signs this is right after that movie was released when it was released a month later two months later a bunch of clowns in the in the California area got together downtown and picketed Stephen King because they were losing work as clowntown cries because that lost a bunch of clowns got cancelled they lost all their clown season work or some s*** the movie they made a movie out of the way back in the day with John Boy from the Waltons I'm going to do with the Mullins Vision did they make blue just to the first one was the first one with Tim the guy from The Rocky Horror Picture Show that without was who the the clown was so stupid they contact me like we want you to be on soon as I have the keys are you is the only way I'll be honest if I could ride my motorcycle to go back and forth like we don't need you but I just tell you if I go on Sons of Anarchy I got to ride my motorcycle so he play that creepy guy that makes you disappear after they kill you some gasoline I need to call I also need a selection of 70s classic rock and then you disappeared when you come back there's nothing there and they walk around and tells you what you want how much 800 you're paying the 800 if you only have 6 he'll look around the room so just take like a statue just walk out of your house crazy thing about him was his battle coming back from getting hit by that guy in a car he was walking I think was in main right it was walking and some guy wasn't paying attention and f****** hit him in his car just destroyed his body like just destroyed his body like me and he was f***** up for a motorcycle on a motorcycle so can I read that I think you turned me onto it when I read that chapter on Carrie how he had written half a carry and threw it away and his wife found it and finish it and it was about a girl with a. Of something crazy and and how I like I was in shock right book Carrie is a great book open iBook I just look at it and touch it from time to time when I go I don't know if I want to get into that thing like the movie version of us was Pet Sematary what is interesting about books is there certain things that you shouldn't really see you should only imagine was Pet Sematary Pet Sematary is a book some things about books and I hate the cliche the books are better or the books better but what is interesting about books is there certain things that you shouldn't really see you should only imagine like they were they work out better in your in your imagination like there's something much creepier about them in your imagination


    Joe Rogan - Joey Diaz on the Rise and Fall of 'Crazy Eddie'
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    I watched it then the other down crazy idea member crazy Eddie's Wholesale Outlet remember but the most brilliant thing you did was he took it either don't don't f****** he'll check FAQ me unless he could be either his nephew is son-in-law somebody that he was related through to blood put them through college so he can get a job at the IRS so they can figure out how to rob from the IRS Crazy Eddie flat after he started just buying boxes you know how you remember years ago you would be driving in the New York and there was some guy selling stereo speakers will he did the same thing he took boxes filled them up with bricks and just stopped them in the warehouse and then he went public so he got everybody to come down and look at all his inventory and all these facts Tommy V f****** Warehouse is all around the wall fake and he got all this money he fled the Israel and he fled for a while but they knew he was a p**** Hound right so they got like Escobar on the phone like crazy and what they did was they put a blond on the side of the road let the Israel and he fled for a while but they knew he was a p**** Hound right so they got like Escobar style they got him on the phone like I'm going to the store something crazy and what they did was they put a blond on the side of the road with a mini skirt and they knew eventually he would drive by and stop


    Joe Rogan - TRT Makes a Big Difference!
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    five points in one workout and then another hundred points after work I'm like one day like that will separate me from the pack just one day to put formation I told them what they should do I'm also at least 8 years older than all the 4141 on 51 yeah it makes a big difference f*** yeah listen everybody everybody listen is there is a stigma attached to that in a lot of people are you know where did your testosterone from from my balls all that matters is that you have in your system if you don't have it in your system you're not going to feels good it's real simple if you're fine with not feeling as good good go ahead stick with that but if I'm fine with it this is 2018 hormone replacement therapy exist for a reason and that reason is it makes you feel way better and makes your body work way better you can avoid a host of ailments and conditions that are related to your body breaking down due to age with hormone replacement therapy the key to doing it those to do it correctly supposed to go to a doctor that's going to test your blood levels test your nutrient levels and adjust your diet first the fur uninhabited they want to find out how much you're sleeping house-to-house how stressed out you are what are you eating how much water you drinking are you getting the proper amount of protein and vegetables are you eating correctly let's get you off of the sugar let's get you off the booze let's get you off cigarettes or whatever else is before they do anything so they put you that this is a many many month process that I went through where they they get you off all these different things and you make the adjustment and then they start adding a little stuff at a little bit ago a little bit of testosterone first who's cream and then became injections takes a little bit of time to figure out what works best and then you get to a point where your you have the hormone levels of a healthy young man you don't want to elevate you don't to be higher than that that's when you run into problems you don't want to be in like some crazy Vitor Belfort when he got pop from Reno Nevada and he was like some soup if I tremble Johnson what's the acronym to the Christian nice guy really high in Pittsburgh last night they said he was in danger danger to his health the level but he says that was a doctors Doctor f*** them idea fact that your enhanced neither young guys are doing this when they was doing this he was like 30 years old right when you are talking about his General Health and Wellness testosterone replacement therapy hormone replacement therapy does a reason why a lot of older guys especially guys who can afford it they have money they're doing it makes you feel better just does and if you don't want to do it that's fine there's ways of elevating testosterone natural they just don't work as well with her brother is dead lives or Hill's doing sprints they work a little bit better The Works little bit better than nothing but just watched a very good day they released but not enough for what you're saying no difference proven ways to raise it you know the chick I was with for years told me different case studies that she had been involved in she told me a guy came in once the younger girlfriend his wife passed and they found you can keep up and he couldn't keep up so he came in to see her and she did a bunch of stuff and put them on a t he came back a week later I said turn that s*** off cuz my dick will not shut down like he came back a week later I said turn that s*** off cuz my dick will not shut down like but she told me she cuz I can raise your testosterone levels but it has to be needling for your feet you going to find that little bit uncomfortable to walk around


    Joe Rogan - Joey Diaz on Being a Volunteer Fireman
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    TGIF Fridays it was on board directors 435 Faraway Road in Snowmass Village Colorado I have set and the guy the two years I was there he came a week and a half he came for 3 days and his daughters came for three days they spent $2,000 and they all got drunk and they left two days later and I was talking to the door and she's like yeah this is my dad's got houses he had three in Colorado long like cross to Crested Butte Snowmass Village and he had the house on the other side to ski over there because he like two different types of Bout It every year and part of my agreement was I had a driver like 50 miles a month to keep make sure because when he came to town he didn't want no problems with none of his houses right she had a different f****** house sooner than every and if you don't listen to me I f****** grandfathered into the house because my buddy from Jersey had it and his girlfriend came out to visit he knocked her up with the guy was a hold of cuz he was in England and whatnot so my friend just said to me just didn't move and don't say dick and when he comes in he'll see it's you and tell him I had to leave and s*** keep my deposit so I stayed there for like 2 months and he came and he's like what the f*** are you and I told him what happened and that we can get ahold of him cuz he was in England and he asked me for a couple names I had already lived in Snowmass for about a year and then came back so I had a couple nice references for me gave me the thing in the left and I was not allowed in his home so far the deal was I had an apartment over the garage I can use his car and it was 18 hours a month to be the shoveling snow or 18 18 hours a month of work or so it was essentially shoveling snow in the winter and mowing the lawn in the summer he would give me a little assignment the wall or whatever I would do keep the trim up and ship it was Zero rent I think he paid me $800 a month and I got to get a day job and Ski and s*** like that don't levitate was volunteer fireman because all right so pipe bomb in this guy's car and they blew him up his name is Steven grabow he left a big gap in this f****** drug place so I would have him y'all yeah they killed this poor bastard in Colorado can ask the 36 days before he was to stand trial for they could never get them for cocaine use making 6 million + 6 + 83 altogether cash that in 84 was when he went pee every night at work out it was a good-looking dude that kept in the shape he had 20 different cars and every night he give the guy at the door $5 to start the car that night the guy took the night off he started his own car and put a pipe bomb in his car and blew him up all the way to the hospital start left us gaap so the guy approached him and then he's like man these people mad at yet they want to do business with you you're cutting them out so I had to talk to them and they said listen for you to buy weed and we never do a face-to-face so they have an aspen club and have a place called to see if the Aspen Club I used to go to the Aspen club and she should tell me she's take showers right next to Barbi Benton and the Barbie and the Beautiful Bush she would tell me everything is perfect so is the Aspen Club it'll go up to fly to taking a ride up Carrier Road but basically he was put night when Taurus come then I'm not a f****** turn on the fireplace so they clean out the jars and they put them in and then these people would put them in the dumpster so teletime and all you're doing is dumb but you got what time you got back to you lock up a couple in the locker it was all in they were all in everybody's involved everybody was in both dumps in is a 16 idiots with a full fire hose I might is this necessary they even gave me like a little fire truck like a little Toyota truck with like a bell on it to go to the fires act like the third 5 stop showing up for 2 months they get where are you to work with this other dude dick there was three dicks the guy I work for his dick South dick Callie and Dick doing wisdom and so I had a buddy used to go you surrounded by dick dick dick dick so Dick Kelly had one of those snow companies and they wanted me to go and I don't know what they called Joe Rogan so strange that shovel snow so he was not a poor bastard that made a mistake and hired me that went to bed at 4 in the morning for the more time on my second Grandma block he'd be in front of my house beeping I know Colorado boss yeah that's that's that's a business pushing snow around my buddy Jimmy he had that was one of his side businesses he was an electrician the side business Hitta Hitta plow on his pickup truck and we just f****** plow people out do people driveways you know it's I was I want home this year March 20th I went home to Jersey how to do is show one night or not and mean are you hooked up and send him and let him know we walked around the city and the snow I just started to snow you know and I'm by the time I got up the next morning it's snowing like a foot I never seen anything like that like that s*** was there on the sidewalk snow when I left Jersey and 83 like if it's snowing like I said if it snowed up here is is Big metropolitan area New York City and it's loaded triple City they didn't know how to handle it newspapers wouldn't come people get pissed off and New York Post Alabama moving to Snowmass and got the job at Aspen electric and that meant I had to get on the bus and Snowmass go to the bottom of the hill transfer and shoot the bus to Snowmass I did this the first time just thought of that and I'm in 1983 they couldn't f****** clean up New York but I'll never forget that morning waking up at Aspen like at 6:30 and Snowmass and going then I can expect me till about 10 and I walked in there at ten people like what the f*** have you been and I'm like it snowed out the buses are running late to go everybody else he came out Pinnacle expect me till about 10 and I walked in there at ten people like what the f*** have you been and I'm like it's still. The buses are running late to go everybody else he came on a bus and they all got here on time they f****** busted me right out like Colorado was that far ahead of the game so used to it


    Joe Rogan on Johnny Depp Being Fired From Pirates of the Caribbean
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    if you were going to make a film and you know it's some gigantic thing with special effects and the studio is dumping hundreds of millions of dollars into it they want to return their money I saw his people discussing I think Johnny Depp was just kind of kicked office in the right word but he's not going to be in the next Pirates movie I guess they were discussing under the comment section like it was the word last one was the worst one of the of the lot and they spent $330 on the budget but it made 800 million in there like that's a feel like that's a failure well Johnny's off the rails right now he shaved his head out of his jeans to tattoos of a woman the only been married to for 6 months these are all bad signs to live people blowing smoke up your ass is a motherfuker sure I mean this guy spending a half a million dollars a month on blinds yeah you know I don't know exactly what would you wear that shirt I got a Derrick Lewis my balls was hot shirt on but inspirational quotes you expect to see on some strippers Instagram page you're not supposed to be wearing those where Johnny Depp okay this is outrageous giant up Tupac movies yes it's on child right and I put it out is he the movie was a weird black and white movie about a guy was riding a f****** train across the West he was talking in the interview about I'd he wants to do interesting projects He was all I'll never be Blockbuster boy then it became Blockbuster boy but you know he's boys with Stanhope Johnny Depp motherfukers with their everybody thinks you're going to spend money on their website guess what we're not we're not paying to read your f****** website we're not Johnny Depp was this and Biggie Tupac movie abruptly pulled from release Forest Whitaker don't pull it if it's awesome but the point is you know stanhope's poison them and he's like he said that once he did those pirates movies he couldn't go anywhere it was over he can't go to restaurants you can't go anywhere I just can't go anywhere he hit that upper echelon of Fame worth almost there's no turning back when you do you get like Michael Jackson type frame you just crazy your world is just it's no one can relate to you okay crazy your world is just it's no one can relate to you what were they given them from movie the movie with back end of everything


    Joe Rogan & Joey Diaz on The Exorcist
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    and you watch the movie you got to get all everybody in that room and give him a big hug because they kept it honest they kept it real when you read William blakely's The Exorcist and then has been on for the last 2 weeks on AMC and I've been watching bits and pieces of it and I can't afford it more sleepers with with with Brad Pitt De Niro he played the newspaper reporter that's his f****** father but Damien Karras plays the priest that's Jackie Gleason son-in-law he married Jackie Gleason the daughter and it's just funny because last night she was going to be home in 20 minutes with the baby so I don't know what you doing sister be out there cuz I let you go home watch cartoons or whatever and I saw the exorcisms real life turned it on and dog it came on when the priest comes to the door which if I have a bump inside director I will take his dick out and suck it because that's a real directing is he scared you without showing you anything since he takes this m*********** and the guy system can I get you something I was your trip can I get you something and he goes do you want some coffee there's no let's do this and this guy's a psychiatrist you have to watch it again and then the guy says to him do you want to know the three levels of manifestation and he looks amigos no there's only one Satanist Saint dog it just right there you like so my daughter walks in the five-year-old walks in and she said she loves me just a fish Bible Beat It even though she goes to Falcon Public School she'll come home and family didn't talk about God today so she's watching this whole manifestation Jesus ran out of the room like she doesn't know who Satan is nothing she just ran out of the room this is one of the scariest movies one of the finest movies she elevates herself comes down what about when they so they do the first thing they walk out and what about when they walk back in and he says he's a doctor so he and she and the priest told him don't listen to him that the Devils coming you know an awesome what about when he comes and goes father it says you're going to die m*********** die up there doing astronaut wasn't it wasn't an astronaut he was something downstairs and she say something like that you're going to die up there how to be a man and that's why you have to watch that movie when the cop comes to talk to the mother of famous actress the body is your mother sucks cocks in hell Linda Blair and Blair she showed up 20 years later she started hanging out with Rick James you were that person like it's very difficult for people to have a change percent off wish you walk down the stairs backwards what about when the head spins around the front of the priest nothing like this before this movie this movie was so extreme but there have been horror movies before but it was like Frankenstein or Dracula they were kind of scary but the worm bloody do it was nothing like this movie this movie was so over-the-top and people lot of people at the time or like this the movie represented something and representative changing of boundaries that people these young kids these people today I what the f*** doing what kind of movies do they make being I remember being in Catholic school and that would just passed every time that's not to go see it we weren't allowed to go see it bro that's always right there when the movie got released and I had to say it and it should everybody was young Rocky and I also saw The Longest Yard Daddy original and add this is a movie theater that was basically Irish Italian and Cuban but they that they talked they yelled at the screen you know they threw things at the screen and window f****** Longest Yard with Burt Reynolds is coming back the whole place is on their feet this is a great movie theater and they let you in the last movie 11:30 I show you how many times I saw Enter the Dragon in that the late movie my mother let me walk up there cuz I'm 48th Street and my mother's bar was on 29th Street and she could go then I saw everything that fits the fury The Outlaw Josey Wales or those f****** movies I saw that they played I just go there as a Spanish kid watch and learn the language and loved it


    Joe Rogan & Joey Diaz on Mick Jagger
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    that's a lot of a mixed Jagger 15 million 2590 got off light bro Mike jacked his member he f****** married in Jamaica and then it was like a Puerto Rican priest on his day off so he knew it going in because Mick Jagger ain't giving you dick we had this discussion that guy he was before he was in the Stone Jamie what's the school he went three-wide Don't make me say something wrong he went to the school of whales or something the business he's all about the cheddar for the last 15 years he's just been impregnating women all over the country and cut them a check and saying you know do you like no he didn't like no he did not get it all things do you ever see any of his working on the afternoon the boulder they played there was a bold a buffalo with a with a college place and he walked in and he goes what's wrong with those seats and they were like one Mister Jagger that behind the stage b**** you better get the salad cuz I ain't taking the stage and tell us motherfukers a soul. there's no denying is this is 88 that have those giant screens 88-87 they don't give a f*** around and I can see is but right that you're going to see its face on giant screens all around you will see it you know it if you go to see like a real popular person and there's a lot of people playing in the round you know very tight watches Adidas tight you know he's just like you have left oh I mean he's like 76 girls massage music Jagger dog they can just blow on his little nut sack and sing f****** he's probably getting blood transfusions every day at 9 he takes good care of he's the backbone of the organization and just to think that Keith Richards is still alive and kicking in this people out there doing CrossFit books don't do this to give me 10% and when that one I mean when I watch those little rehearsal tapes knuckle is swollen to the point it's like double the size he looks like he's got his hands eight legged Jiu-Jitsu guy you're seeing Megaton Dias hands the girl who wrote the video and see if you find a Megaton Dias hands that's not a good picture that's but there's there's a cause of his is Knuckles there their they're crazy they're all f***** up and twisted like that is a little bit there they go zoom in yeah it's okay we get the point but that that's what Keith Richards fingers look like like he's secretly doing Jiu-Jitsu on the sly collection 40 years ago show me the face scoop get make that picture bigger Jimmy look at them in the face Mick Jagger looks older but that's just it's hard to tell because Keith Richards of smiling we should go I would love to see Mick Jagger still pull 21 Euros out of the audience I bet they feel so weird when he f**** them I was 20 years old story but when he climbs on top of you and you smell death just smell it coming out of his paw he's not he's his old he's a bad mother F misfiring cells all over the place somebody called me the other day they like a man I'm doing thinking of doing something New Year's Eve downtown you know I hate New Year's Eve I hate downtown even more f****** Ozzy Osbourne to do in the four New Year's Eve currency on the Western Forum Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson years old New Year's Eve at the f****** from got to


    Joe Rogan on Women Getting Rich from Divorce
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    Newsweek in July the world's wealthiest people are men women only make up 10% of top 100 separate wealthiest women the world most of their money comes from their male relatives or husbands the top 10 wealthiest man made their fortunes themselves know who the top that does not from The Voice made woman on the list is why I don't know how to say this one's name is Zhou that's one word qun fei-tzu who is born to a poor family of China dropped out of school at 16 she went on to found in the enormously successful technology company but if you back in the equation she's only 198th richest person in the world matter how you feel about the concept of few people hoarding enormous wealth the notion that women can only access money and power through their families or husbands Sims Medieval at Best Yet we see it occur at the very top of many professions outside of the business world Paints the first female major party nominee she campaigned on a ticket of empowerment yet although she is accomplished in her own right she entered Politics as the wife of Bill Clinton and is undoubtedly benefited from his Prestige and connections that's true but not a big fan of Hillary Clinton but by saying she definitely entered because she was you know she was married to him but she was a lawyer I mean she's an accomplished person she's she's educated accomplish as a senator I don't think that makes sense I hate when people say to feel like they don't want you at the right place at the right time page I know you jumped and you jumped she may be a little helper pushchair call here but she jumped is a great book I'm reading right now it's called outliers by Malcolm McDowell it's f****** great and it's all about what makes people successful and why they were successful and there are a lot of fact there's a lot of factors in when you were born like wet like a lot of it he goes on about hockey players about professional hockey player that almost all of them were born at a certain time so that they were at the end of the age cutoff so like say if you know you're between 10 and 11 when you go into what is that fifth grade you are if you're one of the oldest kids you have a way better chance of being successful at hockey because your body is more mature than whether you're one of the youngest kids that goes in the sixth grade so with your 5th grader 6th grade like what year you were born is a big factor so the kids that were born later so that they're older rather the kids over there older when they enter into the 5th grade and 6th grade they're like across the board unanimously all the top-level professionals were all older kids in younger grades so that they're playing against smaller kids to get more time they said they're better so they get more coaching to get more hours playing there's a lot of factors is a lot of factors in like one of things about Bill Gates that there was it's a good as a whole great chapter on Bill Gates and about when Bill it was young the the school that he went to had a computer class that allowed him to do coding and then he got into the University of Washington they would let him get into their their computer room from 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. to head its open block to him and his friends would sneak into that place at 3 in the morning so all these all these different factors that lead to someone being like super successful it's a not just that you work hard it's sometimes you get these weird advantages in life there's a bunch of things like for sure hard work plays a factor if you don't do nothing we just sit around and and and woe is me and cry and and think the world's blocked you're not going anywhere but the people that make it to the very top the Bill Gates and Steve Jobs they have a bunch of things going for them it's not just hard work it's also circumstance Fortune where they are what you know who's around them who who who encourages them this is a bunch of what time there in what you know what age they were when certain things happen to the world is a bunch of factors but for all those chicks just man right dude from a divorced and she's just shoot it in her face bag in 20 year olds now two larious she's in her late forties Baggett 20 year old dudes how rough is thanks SVT funnyman to cut that check for the guy I knew a guy who check for somewhere in the neighborhood of fifty million dollars to Zacks that million up front two cars if you just walked away is paying close to that and he hasn't even seen his wife he's been married to a new woman a different woman for 14 years the bleezy at 14 years and he was only married to that lady for 12 and he still cut our checks and no kids he's got kids with a new woman the old woman no kids Qatar fat checks Court try to reduce the amount of money she fight them tooth and nail you son of a b**** you left me he left her 14 pocket years ago man they were only together for twelve years is like she doesn't want to work he is he f***** her so hard she can't work anymore got money from her and wanted money still 14 years later what kind of a f****** man would that be like get a job go do something with your life you are a human being you met another human being you spend some time with them they don't want to be with you anymore it's over like this is no there's no children dog I like to put them in a little a little purse now in California is different factors also you have to be with that person for 10 years or something right there's little foxes look up apply the ways and they change depending upon the laws and they change depending on how much money you making my friend was pretty wealthy you did well but the guy who I know that they had to pay fifty million dollars he's real successful obviously but he still I see the can I see the kid point I see that I see the child support point but I see a little bit of help is the list 292 million this m*********** now what's the name pays the singer from Bush Michael Jordan's divorce Juanita Jordan 168 million million 2021 million oh my goodness oh my goodness Steve Wynn 1 billion Rupert Murdoch's divorce in 1990 and 1999 after 31 years of marriage 1.7 billion Neil Diamond 150 Harrison Ford 118 million


    Joe Rogan on His Anna Nicole Smith Bit
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    Los Angeles I'm going back to the store especially after special on everything it all came to me after that that 10 year and fishy after she died you know how people give her go like an acting class if we refer to stanislavski and all this s*** 10 years from now people going to be referring to the Mitzi Shore technique at one point that we will allow something I don't know who's telling this on my podcast that there was a time she didn't like you doing that in the Cove in the main room Starbucks after we just could not follow it like they could just not follow that that does no solid versions of that pit but that bit was right when that guy died J Howard Marshall she's trying to take your money I don't give a fuk I want to get my boys or something like that because she didn't like bits that were making fun of old people cuz you know her health was deteriorating to she's there was a couple of bed today she didn't like yeah all mad I loved him I loved that whole scene I loved what it was I loved it cuz it was so blatant you know it was just so blatant but she didn't like that bit didn't like that you have to have it either she didn't like that bit just do it when Hugh Hefner told those really seen of him and her kid she's so young and so hot and he's so old wrecked and Rich As f*** in a wheelchair it's such a classic scenario it was so good you call the Kentucky Fried hooker yeah man I just love the fact that that guy was that wealthy and yet still I mean 100 million but that's peanuts it got her dog and Nicole Smith's daughter is now the fourth richest woman in the u.s. 69th on the list but fourth richest woman do you know out of the richest women the world Google the richest women in the world like where they got their money from it's rough to rough out there guys that they can start businesses


    Joe Rogan - Joey Diaz on Losing Weight
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    f*** you saying Joey Diaz I said that once you clean for 29 days while smoking reefer that's it why do back yeah I like it know if I let my lungs heal from the abuse I have inflicted on him the last dirty f****** I haven't had it since like I broke it in Boston September 29th bite into an audible I haven't done Edibles I had something was wrong with my stomach so I figured out if I was lactose intolerant lactose until lactose intolerant I f****** eat mozzarella cheese or milk and I'm farting up you know it's a nice ass so I had to cut that out of my diet. Cheese light on the American cheese now no swears no more no Cuban sandwiches Edibles give me a weird feeling somewhere else and I didn't like the hunger issues of the munchies after 11 with just monstrous like here I am working hard to lose weight I stick to it and then I go home I start with an apple another apple banana another banana then you got to bust out the salami sandwich with the fucken the marina getting bad I could not control it could not uncontrollable to hung up from Edibles every minute after 11 to me was uncontrollable you get Blitzkrieg you don't just get like a little hug. I'm having coffee in my hotel room right in my notes for the thoughts of the day cuz I don't wake up with Hunger see that was my problem all those years I would need till 1 if you want to be a fat f*** don't eat till 1 when you wake up because then you got to make up for the rest of the day so now I have to force myself to eat what you mean because 11th Dimension fast but in the old days I'd be coked up and I wake up Speedy still so I wouldn't eat breakfast but I studied that one or two and would not stop till f****** do in the morning you saw me I'd be nothing. Sandwiches like they would not do meatball sandwiches at 12 because I wouldn't eat breakfast I force myself to eat and you know for years what was the eating every 6 hours you supposed to eat smaller portions and I'm saying so Bugatti breakfast and I could eat two egg yolks a piece of wheat toast and fruit and I'm good like for sober October I gave up bacon I only two pieces of bacon is 45 points on Weight Watchers that's all I'm allowed at least I'm allowed two pieces of bacon how to cut bacon the whole pack every morning that was my breakfast burrito backing the whole package with three eggs a half a loaf of Wonder bread and butter and a 16oz Coke the boot a Coke on top of it oh yeah I could drink to cook for breakfast cheese and jelly on a on a roll is big breakfast with a 16 oz of coke for breakfast for years and I was in shape. That's the thing you know you can't diners got those bran muffins you going to get those bran muffins they put them on the grill with butter on them good googly-moogly oh my goodness dirty 30 over the amount of time cuz it's the only week I miss my fitness goals I have to have 72 points of activity and I only missed it one time I had a flute ropes and s*** then I put whatever the amount if it's a station to 30 seconds of station QR heart rate monitor anything or no no no no I don't want to hear this infection I used to have to work out with your plugs on and I get high and go throw sidekick for Jesus you don't know what life is that's trippy s*** Everlast has a ticker he's got an artificial valve and he puts the microphone up to the chassis hear that shitt Gophers for at least a year I wanna just make a comeback just to see what would it be like it happened last year when we did sober October and I took a month off when I start different f****** adventure and she threw in a lot of aspects I called you on October 2nd when I got home from the county store you know when you get home from the original especially when you go it was one of those nights when I went in there and I was Rock Me by bought I just touch gloves and I measured and I just started going to the body 15 minutes at 11:30 I started smoking reefer to come down a little bit and I went down and I started with sign of the Times by Prince and I just left on autoplay and it just took me into a trance f****** K but I ended up on beautiful ones when he starts singing do you want him and I called you up I might this is why I can't do sober October I just took me into a prince f****** K when I ended up on beautiful ones when he start singing do you want him and I called you up I might this is why I can't do sober October because I got so high and mighty to come down off stage stage you need something since I don't drink


    Joe Rogan - The Path Most People Take Looks Like Death
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    following your footsteps now actually what it what do you think I think probably yeah you think young kids that think it must be a young kid who's like enjoying playing with his hands are doing sports or playing video games or reading comic books and then you look at what could be the average path that the average person takes in life and sitting in an office all day under fluorescent lights it looks like death it looks like a slow aching death but then I look in someone like you guys living a special life having choosing a certain path not necessarily free song I mean I would love to inspire people to live an intentional life that they care about I don't necessarily feel like people need to go for so long but I think also people must be influenced in in the sense that they see where you doing is man there's moments that you must experience while you are climbing these incredible faces that are kind of magical when you're up there you're a thousand feet up there the view is f****** spectacular and you're doing it and you get to the top of these things do the rush in the feeling of accomplishment of the Euphoria and just the glory of nature from the objective man that's f****** pictures and saying we're looking at it what is the name of this photo Jamie is being dark Corners mocap that's actually that's sitting in a cubicle that is not fluorescent light about it that is the end of a very long path that you have to choose and in a really cultivated you know I mean that's that's for vocab is not sitting in a cubicle that is not fluorescent light about it that is the end of a very long path that you have to choose and and really cultivate you know I mean that's that's for me 23 years of sort of going in it or 22 years or something going down a very specific


    Joe Rogan and Lex Fridman: The Education System is Broken!
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    you talk about education system sometimes I've heard you say is a little broken in high school and someone out but your own Journey was school didn't give you passion value will you can talk to that but for me what I always and maybe sick in the head or something but for me math was exciting Way Martial Arts or exciting for you because it was really hard I wanted to quit and the idea of Education I have that that that seems to be flawed nowadays a little bit is that we want to make education easier that we want that make you no more accessible to want a couple of courses great but you kind of forget in that in that those are all good goals you forgetting that that it's used to be all so hard and like teachers just the way your wrestling coach if you like quit you say I can't do anymore I have to come up with some kind of excuse your wrestling coach looks at you want to say get your ass back in the mat the same way I wish math t-shirt did that when people say it's almost like cool now to to say is not math sucks for me or science sucks as Bliss teacher is boring I think there is room for some cultural no no you're not if you just put in the time and you struggle then that opens up the universe to like other you become a Neil deGrasse Tyson or the next Fields Medal winner in mathematics I would not argue with you for one second I would also say that one of the more beautiful things about human beings that we vary so much and that one person who is just obsessed with playing the trombone and to me I don't give a f*** about trombones but that's okay like I can't obsessed about everything some people love golf and they just want to play it all day long I've never played golf a day in my life some miniature golf and just f****** around but that doesn't it's not bad or good and I think there's there's definitely some skills you learned from mathematics that are hugely significant if you want to go into type of field that you're involved in for me it's never been appealing but it's not that it was just differ it's also that it just for whatever reason who I was at that time in that school with those teachers having life experience and I had that was not what I was drawn to it but I was drawn to his literature I was drawn to reading I was drawn to stories I was drawn to possibilities and creativity I was drawn to all those things you are an artist of it to you when I was young I was really into comic books I was real into traditional comic books and also a lot of the horror comics from the 1970s of black and white like creepy and Eerie did you ever see those things creepy and Eerie like black and white comic books but they were all blue that's creepy and eerie and creepy where they that was from what year was it's a September but it doesn't say what year I used to get these when I was a little kid man I was like eight nine years old in the 70s good and evil it was my favorite I like Frank Frazetta Boris Vallejo cool s*** and I was fat those what I love those when I was little I was always really into horror movies and really into like Brandt likely this werewolf one that was one of my favorite ones that was a crazy werewolf it was like all all fours who's the hero usually superhero or the sunset if you turn the corner they be a f****** pack of wolves with glowing eyes were waiting to tear everybody apart and led to the end of the book and I just I was just really into the illustrations I found them fascinating I just I love those kind of horror movies and I love those kinds of Village that's what I wanted to do when I was young I think the education system is probably we talked about creativity is probably not as good at inspiring and feeding that creativity cuz I think math wrestling can be taught systemically I think creativity is something I know nothing about it so I think it's harder to take somebody like you when you're young and say and inspire you to pursue that fire whatever is inside by giving them giving them these Alternatives that are so uninteresting like saying you're going to get a job selling machines be like f*** that I'm going to figure out a way to not get a job selling washing machines like some of the best motivations I've ever had have been terrible jobs cuz you have these terrible job to go okay f*** that I'm going to figure out a way to not do this you know and whether you got want to call add or ADHD or whatever it is that makes kids squirming class I didn't score in every class I didn't squirm and science class I didn't squirm in do you know an interesting subjects there's things are interesting to me that I would be locked in completely fascinated by and there's things were I just couldn't wait to run out of that room and I don't know what the reason is but I do know that a lot of what we call our education system is engineered for very specific result that result is you want to get a kid who can sit in class and learn so they could sit in a job in a form and that whatever reason that was just I mean I didn't have the ideal childhood maybe maybe if I did I would be more inclined to lean that way but I didn't want to do anything like that like I couldn't wait to get the f*** out of school so I did never have to listen to anybody like that again and then just a few years later I mean you graduate from high school and your 18 when I was 21 I was a stand-up comic and I was like I found it this is it a good I found There's an actual job that nobody told me about what you can anything like that like I couldn't wait to get the f*** out of school so I did never have to listen to anybody like that again and then just a few years later I mean you graduate from high school when your 18 when I was 21 I was a stand-up comic and I was like I found it this is it am I good I found There's an actual job that nobody told me about what you can just make fun of s*** and people go out and they pay money to hear you create jokes and routines and


    Joe Rogan - Tyson Fury: Deontay Wilder is a One Trick Pony
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    Wilders got this wild style and try to knock you out with every with every punch are you doing anything different without giving away your strategy coming into this fight at you doing anything different in terms of your preparation or in terms of the way you shadow box or move or train don't really know how can I explain this without sounding like a clown best jump a Wilder is a one-trick pony I don't need to do anything special to meet him I just need to be myself jumped I was looking for one right time and all night it's a good trick though it's a good trick but we all know what happens when you lost what chance has a big swinging alternate if I get hit by swinging write down my fault if I let Wild before 3 2014 I used to take everything buying the face try walkthrough and use my shift right size and aggression and half and determination to get through everything but I was going to get me anywhere even the powerfulest George Foreman boss he was knocked out Frazier Frazier beat Ali and then great fights on the 15 rooms used against them Ali and Ian great fights on the 15 runs it didn't help him and not fight because he used is greatest against them and if I can use Deontay Wilder's home power against him and I full he's looking for one punch I'm not so there we go. I don't believe it if he comes around


    Joe Rogan - Tyson Fury's Mission to Help People with Addiction
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    Fort I'm going to depend upon a dream that somebody was but it's fascinating that you're saying that setting goals and setting your mind on things and hard training is which set you back on track and I don't know what you're like when there's no one in front of you but standing here in front of you right now I would say this healthy vibrant guy I wouldn't be here if I was anything wrong with me but that's fascinating that most people think that the comeback from a mental health issues like yours you need psychiatric care and you need medication and you're saying you did it with setting goals and hard work on the biggest thing we're missing years I didn't I didn't do it with doctors things way more powerful. So your face and you believed me faith and belief make me better make me better if you believe in something and just like you were talking about believing in pills that don't do anything belief is a powerful thing whether who knows what's behind that believe but what you're saying is so powerful that you just by virtue of changing the way you think about things setting goals working hard you lift yourself out of the worst depression of your life the point we were suicidal 100% from this day tonight and it's been been one over 12 months that's pretty amazing amazing thing for people to hear because there's a lot of people that rely heavily on antidepressants and medication they think that is the only way for them to be happy and for them to be not suicidal not depressed they need that medication and for them to hear what you're saying very powerful thing I'm no talk to her I'm not going to tell people to Chuck away all pedals and ride from accomplishing your ultimate goal beating Klitschko becoming the heavyweight champion and then falling into his deep Funk do you think you had to go through all this to come back again thanks oh yeah I believe I was being tested to see what type of Mana Walzem what type of character I out even before the depression I didn't appreciate things to me I'm a boy cop on everyone knows like why of his blood Money face anybody gets points to pieces for a while so you think I'd appreciate things more than one X bundle I didn't appreciate nothing I didn't appreciate anything anybody achieved World Championships why are things going to be like today I'm up here. I'm breathing fresh air I'm not mentally stable way of thinking I might be. I can go and enjoy your dinner I just be normal whatever that is that's what I'm not people I'm one of the most probably the most unique people you'll ever meet orientated by material I don't even care about Gloriana I don't care about legacies I don't care about winning titles oil or Metals doesn't matter but when I set my mind to doing something I'll do it and every single time I've ever said anything I'll donate even you'll think about things I don't care about 1 do you want to beat him because it's so difficult not to stop because that's why I sent me Gold Beach and Deontay Wilder so do you think your future is just setting goals and constantly trying to achieve those goals I think Coleman cot in life is to spread the word on this this disease a silent killer so ferocious that you can't see it or feel it from the outside you could be suffering right now but I won't be able to see it because I can't say until night it's just so unusual that someone has that solution that hard work dedication and setting goals is what lifted you out of the depression and made you appreciate life and made appreciate all the all the aspects of it I appreciate everything you know spending time with me what I went through but let me just say I wouldn't wish what I went through on my worst enemy but if I did I would wish on the soul because I know a lot of his I don't know maybe not maybe not mine without faith they would have took his own life now that you have gotten through do you feel like you have the solution now to navigate the rest of your life yeah I know it's a secret for me and everybody will be different but if I train everyday and I'm staying shape then I'll be happy forever the timer start training to tell my balloon back up again, all goes wrong again if you know something in your life that you don't do it no diabetic if you know it's going to make him else we don't do it so as long as I always stay by them guidelines I know I'm going to be all right that's how she wrote so as long as you brought that's the other thing to write the alcohol and drugs exacerbate any sort of bad state that you have because you're going to feel like s*** Golder still sets so from now on you just have to continually set goals in your life that goes 11-time goes might have to be massive goals they can be anything really anything that I want to do or I want to achieve or I want to go someplace or whatever and I work tools and set myself a goal it's almost like a little treat or whatever happy people one of these they find about happy people's they've goal-oriented people they said Golden Compass of people but nobody's ever really set that as a remedy for depression and for mental health issues setting goals achieving those goals that's the key to keep it going I believe that's the case you want to do a research experience how to spell people different type of people asking for information on the help and I will I go free Mine want a date and I'm not pizza help so if anybody out there East ruling in silent switch a lot of people are impressive and inspiring message because you're doing it without medication you doing it just through positive thinking goal setting and to Healthy Living last night I don't believe it's the best way to live anyway when you're out of shape when you fail on face and you feel terrible when nothing's going to go right for you but if you feel fit you feel good it's almost natural to feel depressed if your body is literally depressed if every time I go to the gym and do a little better effort being walk for mental I always go out my shower and I'm thinking right now jobs positions paying Glory money would be yourself today don't look for what you don't know if you know you got to be up be happy with who you are or why is my mom said you got to know yourself before you can know anybody else to do yourself trying to understand yourself think what makes you happy and do what makes you sad don't do it's pretty simple really makes me suck now. I'm going to do any more take-home E-Life I don't want that if you know somebody could lead you down the wrong way and wrong puffing life don't do it simple simple I got time to 275 lb and me first fight back in June I'm by August and May 2nd fight Buck I was 258 lb I've maintained that way to 6258 that's why I deal with ya from that tonight so what did you do different with your diet like what did you I was eating a lot and drinking a lot pull up. Like my weight wasn't put on free being a normal person eating normally my weight was put on freeway excessive drinking of lug there's like 500 calories in one pint beer to drink a minimum of eighteen of those piss Halo by whiskey stop off on the way home and I'll pizzas kabobs chocolates it was excessive living if you put your body Through Torture you can expect to feel great so what I did was not drinking a daily basis for a long. Of time


    Joe Rogan - How Tyson Fury Bounced Back From Depression & Addiction
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    personality but because you're you come back from mental illness and you very very open about it I think that's that's a very unique thing remember when you when you beat Klitschko and won the title and then you kind of went off the rails and I thought you were just partying you know when when I have heard about it I thought wow I made a shitload of money became the heavyweight champion all the pressure in the press and all the craziness but it was more than that turn off light up soffit with mental health problems my whole life but I didn't know what it was cuz I never got damaged acacian on the month until after the Klitschko fight a very massive High then I have to even weseloh Louis Lodi gaping hole that was just filled with gloom and doom and it just was one bad thing up into me after 7 days then I'll be at strip me of that title because I couldn't defend against God's golf he was a nobody because I very much cost for the ibf Botham expecting me to beat a lot of me so that y'all got clothes in there anyway thinking probably mad because they they struck near the Beltway how can they require you to fight within 7 days but they required me to go into negotiations I'm going to behave going to be that a cruise ship cruise ship ship wow so they strip you of the ibf belt you going to negotiate with Klitschko for the rematch I just I just didn't want to do any more if you know I mean I didn't have the desired the fire wasn't bone and no longer to fight I don't know what suffering with depression the whole time even in training come before I sprained my ankle I was depressed depressed would be on a daily basis for thinking why am I feeling like this I don't have no reason to feel like it so people will say or what I had to drink heavily on a daily basis I had the drugs I was out all night partying with another light not coming on cuz we know when to drink why is off a only leaves you with her about hangover feeling even more depressed for someone who suffers with mental health or was I think we can do to escape is take drugs or alcohol but yeah that's the most common approach in the future they know what to go in the know what to do cuz of the blueprint well kudos to you for doing that because so so few people have the courage to talk about their struggles when they go through that because it seems like a weakness is very powerful that you were willing to do that and just be open and honest about it there's a few people out there that are doing that now you know our friend Mauro ranallo he's gone through some some serious mental health issues and he's very open about it and talks about it quite a bit now when you are training for the first Klitschko fight for the fight rather did you have it then not really know but I was focused on what I wanted to do and that was Beat Bobby me a Klitschko I believe when you've got goal in mind from being a child all your life and you do that I was like I was lost I was almost like I didn't have anything more to do me life although I could have I used to watch cloudy make lights go on TV as a world heavyweight champion and I always am J was my target to beat want to finally beat him is like climbing man first I didn't have anything more to prove on the fire was dead supposed to notify I was forcing myself to fight and I always said I didn't want to be one of those people who just fought for money because there's plenty of people with money in the world plenty of them but who knows I'm the reason for me fighting it's not for money or off about I fight because I don't know anything else I've always been a fighter from being born to be 30 years old now it's all over there don't have any of a passion I've looked the Lord knows I've looked and if I had anything else I can do I'll be doing it I just I tried retirement I was 27 and boxing heavyweight history without this light game I tried golfing I tried clay pigeon shooting I tried Fall by 4in I tried going to strip clubs bars restaurants everything I have this emptiness inside I just wanted to fight well in comparison to what you've accomplished everything else has to seem pretty dull I mean into you you step into the ring with Wladimir Klitschko who was widely considered to be one of the greatest heavyweights ever and you boxes face off I mean I was a beautiful performance impulse down it was weird was weird Watson's like there was moments in that fight where he just he just looked like he didn't know what to do with you I'm going to say it again on December the first Europeans but you ain't never full of the Gypsy King before he's lost before but he's lost because he got clipped in her and stopped and I was very impressed with him actually in the Anthony Joshua fight because he came back and getting badly hurt and almost put Joshua way but the fight with you is different because you just helped Box Tim and he was known as the guy who would boxing whole jab and hold I mean he was one of the most boring heavyweights of all time fantastically successful but from a spectator point of view he watched some of his fights like Jesus Christ he would jab you grab right hand grab you but it didn't work with you for the first time in his whole career he's got so many of her away defense volleyball both arms out in front of him and it's almost very awkward too long donut chain with big punches I'm not going to do that nobody about for me brother on me Father for what I could do it you know even people who will close to me and come up there like they were very on the shore of what was going to happen on me being me I always have a smile on your face cuz I believe that I believed I could always be flooding Anchorage go even told is adding one East time is right he will beat you straight to him talkin about your way while we sure was good fire under him during training as well now you you were focused for that fight you were you were prepared and afterwards was it just the realization that you would accomplish this incredible goal it said in the Depression was it you didn't know what to do next or was it just that your focus was now no longer on this unattainable and all I could almost insurmountable obstacle in front of you becoming the heavyweight champ of the world I'll send you did it then the depression kicks in I didn't think of a box again even the day after the Klitschko fight Sky Sports interviewed me that the UK broadcaster put on I said what's next for Tyson Fury I said I'll probably never box again I knew I said to me. A week before I lose or draw going to be about one of y'all all financial gain I wanted to be the best of my time being the best mom and that's what I did was I didn't box again until two and a half years later I decided to make a comeback because I was sitting here 400lb got it what were the drugs of choice 121 the title I thought you told those my things and I went for Walmart time and I tried to commit suicide and how did you try to commit suicide but I'll tell you what happened I like I said I was waking up when I didn't want to be alive I was making everybody's life a misery everybody was close to me was pushing away nobody could talk to me talk any sense into me at all so very very very low up times a very low I want stop thinking all these crazy thoughts stop news. Wasn't me, I bought a brand new Ferrari convertible in the summer of 2016 I didn't care about nothing I just wanted to die so bad I give up on life I'm just out there was to happen to Old Southbridge i-190 in his Ferrari it approached like a coat, otherwise I get to voice say no don't do this Tyson think about your kids think about you family and little boys and girls born with no father and everyone saying you're done was a week mom he left he took the easy way out do anything about it before I turned into the bridge. I'll pull down the moat when I was shaking I could feel me some shake and I pulled over and I was all nervous and didn't want to do on was frightened. I was so afraid about day I'll never ever ever try you'll think about taking me on like every time I want to go help her psychiatrist suggest me some told me what she said when he came out she said he is not to be trusted alone he's an imminent death risk about the highest level of suicide risk. She never assisted and she said without a space he would have been dead a long time ago but she said faith alone ain't going to hold him a break he was checking up on me all the time he wanted to be with me 24/7 asleep and in my house with me before kids I was in a right State I just I just I want it I just didn't want to live anymore and I had everything a man could want it wasn't nothing I didn't have but it meant nothing nothing before probably fall I was definitely going to die and I'm going to kill myself after I tried I was thinking anytime you know what I need to get better I need I need to do something but every time I tried to go to the gym add another voice like this room full of diamonds no way I hate to box in OverWatch on the TV or read about it I hate to books it a whole life and I don't want no part of that anymore I was out drinking oh my ghostess auntie dress party now I'm looking around but I'm thinking these are all young kids compared to me and I feel like I was the oldest guy and I like 29 or what you won't feel life I didn't say anything to the water went straight upstairs into a darkroom skeleton suit off to help me AOL Mail cuz I tried and tried and tried and ended up back in the pub drinking I almost was going to be my fate and I'll call it in his bedroom after praying for about 10 minutes ago to help and I felt the weight of the world was lifted off my shoulders for the first time in years I knew it was going to make I told my wife I said power is power shifting ball coming out from the pope Monday morning to regain mission to try and get the heavyweight championship of the world but she said yeah because before this every time I come back and I'm going to be thinking about years before Glory Days After this prior going to pass I don't like this is going to be she didn't believe me one second but even when I speak to her down she says that night you told me that she saw the only difference in your voice to Pink Elephant next day iPhone. Ben Davidson don't want to go back down the old route I also went out. Morning after phone in bed and arranging everything I went out for a room in his wetsuit patience of running 2 miles I got about 5 minutes into the woman stopped on a walked and while I was walking into pounds hey and yep Tyson Fury's finally don't know because the week before I've been a boxing show in Manchester or something I'm depressed took a picture of it was like everywhere that big fat out-of-shape ugly ball that is bedded white as a sheet mom I was like a state before that he was talking about Mike Tyson I would not Mike Tyson now in around the bump stops very disrespectful to talk about someone he's not even from you all right I'm wanting to fight them at all I saw stuff when is no possible chance how was being charged with taking performance-enhancing drugs not angelone swingyde methadone mme system is produced naturally in the body what they say my levels are elevated your belly angelone no license in UK for the cocaine use a court case looking up by Me by me forever basically suspension to talk to make me medically unfit to fight so that was after I forgot about that when I was rescheduling the Klitschko to fight a psychiatrist the number to Long case on me I'm a refusal case and by the way was rocking up millions of dollars in lawyers face too but I was so confident that I was going to everything's going to be okay because I was down on my knees I just knew it was going to be okay if it was like what's the point in training and do anything with you call Kaiser trogdon insufficient evidence get rid of it we both agreed that we was going to call quits on the case like I'm on my way they go to as they pay their Lego face I pay my Lego face, that was a joke space out the window finished the suspension of the border control in the UK and if you can get medically fit by doctor mentally. don't open the psychiatrist the same people who spoke to all they talked to three or four different dr. Phil dr. Jones whoever else said her I need to I need reassessing recess me buying past flying colors going back to the border control how did in my certificate wildly different doctor's examinations physical and mental images of the easy task of losing 60 pounds so that me and been sad about losing this one fuchsia body let's get your floor if I come back flights to tell you ready I said okay no problem with it, but fight I don't need anymore, right now


    Joe Rogan - Tyson Fury on Fighting Deontay Wilder
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    boom and we live Hawaii brother what's going on I'm up to you I'm very excited excited defeated I mean you're not heavyweight champion cuz they strip you but you never lost two undefeated heavyweight champion so I don't like this this is a huge fight dining room chairs Vegas holes what do you think of it mean for people don't know you're fighting Deontay Wilder was an American undefeated knockout artist and you are probably one of the more interesting guys in the heavyweight division not just cuz your personality but your skill-set the way you move your long and Tall but you got great footwork and you're fast and also very very interesting fight as far as like boxing technique boxing skill two guys 16.9 16.7 both charismatic both talk has one British won American it doesn't get any bigger than this has the biggest play that could be made of this time in heavyweight division are in the world in boxing Deontay Wilder move around that moves like that guy so odd like Bambi on ice no legs underneath them he's swinging and literally he's flying through the air as he's punching in a few times as well play tamale was his acid test so to say Kung Fu or face is 49 years old I'm all be at least told me he was like he's prime-aged but still undefeated champion what is 20th professional flights flags and I know a story what happened before that fight Luis Ortiz I'm 30 but blood pressure I'm doctor was going to pull him out and have child's mouth and I'm stunned by what he said no I need the money anyway we beat Wilder and high blood pressure


    Joe Rogan - MMA is Weird
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    his shoulder was like a topographic map it was just hit so many scars and his shoulder and he told me to show they would just pop out just like he could just pop it out left right from just being destroyed by both falling and getting it ripped apart riderwood look at free so I can be like what a crazy Dunya everybody looks at another store in there like that's great and honestly I look at fighting on like that seems totally outrageous like why would you want some other dude beat you to death in cage avoid feeling knocking someone out is one of the weirdest feelings because part of you is happy that it's not you but part of you is like looking down with that guy that's just got flatlined in your life that could have been me yeah she killed somebody when you feel horrible it's very mixed martial arts believe it or not I know that but it's possible very very rarely in mixed martial arts never in the UFC fight in boxing it happens more often and with one of the reasons why it happens more often than boxing cuz you're only punching in MMA you're taking people down yet Bieber top now cuz it. to defend yourself you're not just getting battered against the ropes they're also nowadays much better at stopping a fight when a Fighter's clearly compromised when their there they're really f***** up in the old days they used to let guys just get battered you know anybody that doesn't sit well with me I'm just like I am not a fighter call me back so different than having thousands of people screaming at you as you punch me on the face over and over just like dude that's just that's not my scene a fight erupted outside of the parameters of the fight it was just more fighting okay oh my God he's out in the wild in the world fighting


    Joe Rogan - Anybody Can do What I've Done
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    they might be difficult appreciate more like genuine little moments of love and it's not for me know I spend a lot of time thinking about that and I also spent a lot of things that I'm thinking about how titanically bizarre my place in the world is I mean I think about it a lot and I spent a lot of time being poor and being a loser me my my childhood was not the best I went through a lot of struggle when I was young that I going to like a safety rat raft you know I don't I don't ever think there's something special about me and I try to let everybody know that you anybody could do without done if you just have to just keep going. It's like 99% of this thing is just showing up and keep going keep improving keep working at things and keep going put the time in the interesting thing is you haven't actually a couple days ago one back to your first podcast and listen to it you haven't really changed my so you're saying the audio got a little better and but just like the you're the genuine nature of the way you interact hasn't changed and that's fascinating because you know Fame changes people I wasn't as famous as I am now but I understood what it is I'm a big believer in adversity and struggle I think they're very important for you it's one of the reasons why I appreciate martial arts it's one of the reasons why I've been drawn to it as a learning tool not just as something where it's a puzzle that I'm fascinated to try to figure out how to get better at the puzzle and martial arts is a really good example because you never really the best especially when this just how many people do it's like you're always going to get beat by guys and then I was never I was never putting the kind of time into it as an adult outside of my Taekwondo competition I was never really putting all day everyday into it like a lot of people that are a train wood inside always get dominated by the really bad guys so this is certain amount of humility that comes from that as well but there's there's a struggle in that you're learning about yourself and your own limits and the limits that the human mind and endurance and just not understanding all the various interactions of techniques and that you don't there's some humility to that in that I've always described martial arts as a vehicle for developing your own human potential but I think Marathon running has similar aspects I think when you're just you figure out a way to keep pushing and push through the control of your mind and your desire and overcoming adversity of the overcoming adversity critical for the human humans we we have this this these the set of reward systems that are designed to to reward us for overcoming for overcoming obstacles for overcoming relationship struggles for overcoming physical limitations and those rewards are great and they're some of the most amazing moments in life when you do overcome I think this is sort of engineered into the system so for me Fame is almost like a cheat code it's like you don't really want a don't dwell on that man like that is that you'd that's like a free buffet like you don't you know you want to go hunt your own food you want to make your own fire you want to cook yourself and feel the satisfaction you don't want people feeding you grapes while you lie down what is the hardest thing to talk about challenge a lot what's the hardest thing you wouldn't have you been really humbled martial arts for sure the mother really good at taekwondo but even then I'd still get the f*** beating out of me by my friend's got training part of stress when you're tired and you're doing and you're rotating partners and guys are bigger than you just just humbling you know martial arts very humbling in high school and son I just want to talk about somebody who loves math but your own Journey was school didn't give you passion value will you can talk to that but for me what I always and maybe I'm sick in the head or something but for me math was The Way Martial Arts were exciting for you because it was really hard I wanted to quit and the idea of Education I have that that that seems to be flawed nowadays a little bit is that we want to make education easier that we want to make you no more accessible to want a couple of courses great but you kind of forget in that in that those are all good goals you forgetting that that it's supposed to be all so hard and like teachers play wrestling coach if you like quit you say I can't do anymore I have to come up with some kind of excuse you wrestling coach looks at you want to say get your ass back on the mat the same way I wish math t-shirt did that when people say it's almost like cool now to to say is not math sucks that's not for me or science sucks as Bliss teacher is boring I think there is room for some culture or says you're not if you just put in the time and you struggle then that opens up the universe to like whether you become a Neil deGrasse Tyson or the next Fields Medal winner in mathematics I would not argue with you for one second I would also say that one of them are beautiful things about human beings that we very so much and that one person who is just obsessed with playing the trombone and to me I don't give a fuk about trombones but that's okay like I can't be obsessed about everything some people love golf and they just want to play although I've never played golf a day in my life some miniature golf and just f****** around but that doesn't it's not bad or good and I think there's there's definitely some skills you learn for mathematics that are hugely significant if you want to go into type of field that you're involved in for me it's never been appealing but it's not that it was just difficult it's also that it just for whatever reason who I was at that time in that school with those teachers having a life experience that I had that was not what I was drawn to it but I was drawn to his literature I was drawn to reading I was drawn to stories I was drawn to possibilities and creativity I was drawn to all those things you are an artist of it to ya comic book that was a big thing when I was young I was really into comic books I was really into traditional comic book also a lot of the horror comics from the 1970s of black and white like creepy and Eerie did you ever see those things creepy and Eerie like black-and-white like way back in the day was all their all horror and they were really cool illustrations and these wild stories but it was comic books but they were all black and white that's creepy and eerie and creepy where the nights like that was from what year was that says September but it doesn't say what year I used to get these when I was a little kid man I was like eight nine years old in the 70s good and evil it was my favorite that were done by like Frank Frazetta Boris Vallejo and just really cool s*** and I was fat those what I love those when I was I was always really in the horror movies and really into like Brantley this werewolf one that was one of my favorite ones that was a crazy werewolf it was like all all fours who's the hero usually superhero or where is everybody with glowing eyes were waiting to tear everybody apart and led to the end of the book and I just I was just really into the illustrations are found the fasting and I just I love those kind of horror movies and I love those kinds of Village that's what I wanted to do when I was young I think the education system is probably we talked about creativity is probably not as good at inspiring and feeding that creativity cuz I think math and wrestling can be taught systemically I think creativity is something I know nothing about it so I think it's harder to take somebody like you when you're young and say and inspire you to pursue that fire whatever is inside by giving them giving them these Alternatives that are so uninteresting like saying you're going to get a job selling washing machines selling washing machines some of the best motivations I've ever had have been terrible jobs cuz you have these terrible job to go okay f*** that I'm going to figure out a way to not do this you know and whether you got want to call add or ADHD or whatever it is that makes kids squirming class I didn't score in every class I didn't squirm and science class I didn't squirm in an interesting subjects there's things are interesting to me but I would be locked in a completely fascinated by and there's things were I just couldn't wait to run out of that room and I don't know what the reason is but I do know that a lot of what we call our education system is engineered for very specific result that result is you want to get a kid who can sit in class and learn so they could sit in a job and perform and that for whatever reason that was just I mean I didn't have the ideal childhood maybe if I did I would be more inclined to lean that way but I didn't want to do anything like that like I couldn't wait to get the f*** out of school so I did never have to listen to anybody like that again and then just a few years later I mean you graduate from high school and your 18 when I was 21 I was a stand-up comic and I was like I found it this is it a good I found There's an actual job that nobody told me about what you can just make fun of s*** and people go out and they pay money to hear you that like I couldn't wait to get the f*** out of school so I did never have to listen to anybody like that again and then just a few years later I mean you graduate from high school and your 18 when I was 21 I was a stand-up comic and I was like I found it this is it am I good I found There's an actual job that nobody told me about what you can just make fun of s*** and people go out and they pay money to hear you create jokes and routines and bits


    Joe Rogan & Lex Fridman - The Short Term Threats of Artificial Intelligence
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    so the idea is that there's two camps or there's one camp that thinks that the exponential increase in technology and that once artificial intelligence become sentient it could eventually improve upon its own design and literally become a God in the short amount of time and then there's the other school of thought that thinks that is so far outside of the realm of what is possible today that even the speculation eventually taking place is kind of ludicrous to imagine exactly the balance to be struck because I think I'd like to talk about some of the short-term threats that are there that's really important to think about but the long-term threats if they come to fruition will overpower everything right that's really important to think about but what happens is if you think too much about the encroaching Doom of humanity there's some aspect to it that is paralyzing where you almost it turns you off from actually thinking about the these ideas it there's something so appealing like a black hole that pulls you in and if you notice. Sam Harris and so on spend a large amount of the time you know the talking about the negative stuff about something that's far away not to say it's not wrong to talk about it but spent a little time about the potential positive impacts in the near-term and also the negative impacts the near-term so let's go over those fairness so that the more and more we put decisions about our lives into the hands of artificial intelligence systems whether you get a loan or in autonomous vehicle context or in terms of recommending jobs for you on LinkedIn or all the things that idea of fairness Becomes of bias in in these machine Learning Systems becomes a really big threat because the way current the way current artificial intelligence systems function is they train on data so there's no way to for them to somehow gain a greater intelligence than our than the data we provide them with so we provide them with actual data and so they carry over if we're not careful. Pisces in that data the the Discrimination that's inherent in our current Society is represented by the data field goal just carry that forward to show or say whether this particular human being should be convicted of a crime or there's there's ID there that can carry you know in our criminal system there's discrimination and if you use data from that chronosystem to then assist the Siders judges Jerry's lawyers in making this incriminating it'll make a decision of what kind of penalty person gets they're going to carry that forward so you mean like racial economic biases racial economic him problem but it's as you're aware of it because of the tools were using it only to the two ways that I'd like to talk about neural networks with going to jail so the current approaches are there's been a lot of demonstrated improvements exciting new improvements in our advancements of artificial intelligence and those for the most part have to do with you on that works something has been around since the 1940s has gone to AI Winters where everyone was super hyped and then super bummed and super hyped again and bombed again and now we're in this other hype cycle and what your networks are is these collections of interconnected simple compute units that are all similar kind of like it's inspired by own brain we have a bunch of the neurons interconnected and the idea is season 2 connections add almond and random but if you feed it with some data they'll learn to connect just like they're doing our brain in a way that interprets that data they form representations that data and can make decisions but there's only two ways to train those neural networks that we have now one is we have to provide a large dataset if you want then you'll know what to tell the difference between a cat and dog have to give it ten thousand images of a cat and 10,000 of a dog I need to give it those images and who tells you what a picture of a cat and a dog is its human so it has to be annotated so as teachers of these artificial intelligence systems will have to collect as data left to invest significant amount of effort and annotate that data and then we teaching on that works to make that prediction what's not obvious there is how poor of a method there is two give any kind of Greater degree of intelligence you're just not able to get very far besides very specific narrow tasks of cat versus dog or should I give this person alone or not these kind of simple simple tasks I would argue autonomous vehicles are actually beyond the scope of that kind of approach and then the other around of where your network can be trained is if you can simulate that world if the world is simple enough or is conducive to be formalized sufficiently to where you can simulate it so a game of chess it's just it's it's those rules game go there's rules you can see me later that the big exciting thing about Google deepmind is that they were able to beat the world champion by doing something called competitive self play which is that two systems play against each other they don't need the human they play against each other it only works and it's a beautiful idea and super powerful and really interesting is surprising but that only works on things like games and simulation so now if I wanted to sorry to be going to analogies of like UFC for Samsung if I wanted to train the system to become the world champion beat play the UFC game I can create that I create two networks that play use compared to self play to play in that virtual world and they could become state-of-the-art the best fighter ever in that game but transferring that to the physical world we don't know how to do that we don't know how to teach systems to do stuff in the real world some of the stuff that freaks you out often is Boston Dynamics robots so Mark raiber is CEO is a spoke with the class I thought he is a he calls himself a bad boy of Robotics he's having a little fun with it he should definitely stop doing that don't call yourself bad boy of anything that's just how old is he you're not the bad boy MMA but always I think wind I don't know 70s is the term good old-fashioned AI meaning there is nothing like going on that you would consider artificially intelligent which is usually connected to learning so these systems aren't learning it's not like you dropped a puppy into the into the world and kind of stumbles around and figure stuff out and learn is better and better and better and better that's the scary part that's the imagination than that that's what we imagine is we put something in this world first it's like harmless and falls all over the place and also need to figure something out and like Elon Musk says the travels faster than whatever they can only see with ProGlide there's no learning component there this is just purely there's Hydraulics and electric motors and there is 20 to 30 degrees of freedom and it's doing hard-coated control algorithm to control the task of how do you move efficiently through space this is the task about Assist work on a really really hard problem is taking robotic manipulation taking arm grabbing a water bottle and lifting it super hard somewhat unsolved to this point and learning to do that we really don't know how to do that and then this convergence becomes complete you're going to have the ability to do things like the computer that beat humans at go have creativity you're going to have a complex understanding of language and expression and you're going to have me perhaps even engineer things like emotions like jealousy and anger I mean it's and it's entirely possible but as you were saying we're going to have stems that could potentially be by us the way human beings are biased towards people of certain economic groups or certain Geographic groups and you would use that data that they have to discriminate just like human beings discriminative what if you have all that in an artificial intelligence robot that has autonomy and it has the ability to move this is what people are totally concerned with and terrified of is that all these different systems that are currently in semi Croods this is what people are totally concerned with and terrified of is that all these different systems that are currently in semi crude States they can't pick up water bottle yet they can't really do much other than they can do backflips but they don't make sure you've seen the more recent Boston Dynamic ones parkour yeah that's all they're getting better and better and better and it's it's increasing every year every year this day have new ability


    Joe Rogan & Lex Fridman - Are Elon Musk's Fears About AI Realistic?
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    but it's not conducive to what do we do about it and the people that know what to do about it are the people trying to build this technology building this future one step at a time I know what to do about it and let me quote Joe Rogan and say that's just one guy will Sam Harris thinks the same thing and there's a lot of people I know and Elon Musk intelligence aside is one of the most impactful people I know he's actually building these cars and in the narrow a I sense he's built these autopilot system that we've been studying the way that system works incredible is very surprising to me on many levels it's an incredible demonstration with a I can do in a positive way in the world so I don't people can disagree I'm not sure the functional value of his fear about the possibility of the species correct this functional value and hitting the brakes before the place the person who thing on top of the rocks with a light to warm the boats hey there's a rock here like a pay attention to where we're going because this perils that had I think that's what he sang I don't think there's anything wrong with saying that I think there's plenty of room for people saying what he's saying and people saying what you're saying I think what would hurt us is if we try to sign on to either voice I think what we need in terms of our understanding of this future many many many many many of these conversations where you're dealing with the the current state of technology versus a bunch of creative interpretations of where this could go and have discussions about where it should go or what could be the possible pitfalls of any current or future actions I don't even see anything wrong with it so when you say it like what's the benefit of thinking in a negative way prevent our demise so totally agree 100% Nic negativity or worry about the existential threat is really important to have as part of the conversation but there's this level this is lies hard to put into words is it is a line that you cross when that worried becomes hyperbole yeah and and then there's something about human psyche where it becomes paralyzed in for some reason hi folks we actually go we cross that line all day and have fun with it I thought maybe regret every moment of it is book that that kind of that he's totally doesn't find that appealing because that's Crossing all around when you save that appealing what you mean by crossing the line into what will happen in 50 years could happen it doesn't find it appealing because he's studied and I'm not sure I agree with him to the degree that he takes it he finds that there's no evidence he wants there to all our discussions to be grounded in evidence and data and he he highlights the fact that there's something about human psyche that desires negativity that it once there's there's something undeniable what we want to create an engineer the gods that overpowers and destroy us we want to or we worry about it there reason to think this way but if you do have cars that are semi-autonomous now and if you do have computers that can beat human beings were world go champion and if you do have competed computers that can be people at chess and you do have people that are consistently working on artificial intelligence you do have Boston Dynamics or getting these robots to do all sorts of spectacular physical stunts and then you think about the possible future convergence of all these Technologies and then you think about the pain ability of this exponential increase in technology that allows them to be sentient like within a decade to decade three-decade what what more evidence do you need your ears at seeing all the building blocks of a potential successor being laid out in front of you and you seeing what we do with every single aspect of Technology we constantly and consistently Improvement of it right with everything whether it's computers or cars or anything everything today is better than everything 20 years ago so if you looked at artificial intelligence which does agreed does exist to a certain extent and you look at what it could potentially be 30 40 50 years from now whatever it is why wouldn't you look at all these data points and say hey this could go bad and it could go great but it could also go bad I do not want to be mistaken as the person who's not the champion of the impossible I agree with completely impossible I don't I think it is inevitable yes it's the Sam Harris argument if if superintelligence is nothing more than information processing the same as the argument of the simulation that we're living in a simulation that's very difficult to argue against the fact that we live in a simulation the question is when and what the world would look like so it's it like I said Erase and and it's difficult you have to balance those two minds I agree with you totally yeah and I disagree with my fellow robotics folks who don't want to think about it all data through computer we found that if we just keep going the way we're going in 30 years now we will have a successor that will decide that youman beings are outdated and inefficient and dangerous to the actual world we live in and we can start wiping them out but that's not but if we continue on the path we're going we have seven years before artificial intelligence decides to eliminate human beings based on these data points what do you what do they do what are the Boston Dynamics people do while building a house in Cambridge that hey I know that you would like the future with rose colored glasses on but there's real potential Pitfall that could be the extermination of the human species and obviously I'm going away far with this I like it I think everyone of us trying to build these systems are similar in sound to the way you were talking about the touch of death in that my dream and the dream of many roboticist is to create intelligence that will improve our lives and working really hard at it not for house in Cambridge not for billion dollar for selling a startup paycheck we love the stuff some of you so whenever the question is well this is going to look at historically is going to take off if you can potentially take off any moment it's very difficult to really be cognizant as an engineer about how it takes off because you're trying to make it take off the positive direction and you're failing everybody is failing it's been really hard and so you have to acknowledge that there that an overnight some yellow mustard character Michael and you know people with this boring company or was SpaceX people didn't think anybody but now so I could do what we almost have doing it and he's doing it it's hard to think about that too much you have to do that but the reality is we're trying to create the super intelligent beings who are but isn't the reality also that we have done things in the past because we were trying to do it and then we realized it these have horrific consequences for the human race Oppenheimer in the Manhattan Project you know when he said I am death destroyer of worlds of Worlds when it when he was quoting the Bhagavad Gita when he's detonating the first nuclear bomb and realizing what he's done just because something is possible to do doesn't necessarily mean it's a good idea for human beings to do it now we haven't destroyed the world with oppenheimer's Discovery and through the work the Manhattan Project we've managed to somewhere another keep the lid on this s*** for the latter's incredible crazy you know I mean for the last what's 70 years has it been 7 Days sounds right 10020 Thousand Oaks right now on the planet and somehow we would somehow somehow in some amazing way we have not but that doesn't mean we I mean this a very short amount of time in relation to the actual lifespan of the Earth itself and certainly in terms of the time human history has been around and nuclear weapons global warming is another one I think there's a side effect of our actions write the direct effect of human Ingenuity and Innovation the nuclear bomb it's a direct effect we tried to make it we made it there Coast global warming sin accidental consequence of human civilization so you can't I don't think it's possible to not build build a nuclear bomb you don't need it possible to not build it they speak different languages to have different desires and needs and they were and more so if all these Engineers are working towards it it was not possible to not build it yet and then like I said there's something about us Champs in a large Collective where we are born and push forward towards progress of Technology cannot stop the progress of technology so the goal is to how to develop how to add that development running to a positive direction but surely if we do understand that this has taken place and we did drop these enormous bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki and killed untold amounts of innocent people with these detonations that it's not necessarily always a good thing to pursue technology it nobody is so Amor Playing devil's advocate what I'm saying is you guys are looking at these things like we're just trying to make these things happen and what I think people like Elon Musk and Sam Harris and a bunch of others that are gravely concerned about the potential for air saying is that's I understand what you're doing but you've got to understand the other side of it got understand that there are people out there that are terrified that if you do extrapolate if you do take this relentless for Innovation and keep going with it when you look at what we can do so what human beings can do so far in our crude manner of 2-2-2018 with all the amazing things have been able to accomplish it's entirely possible that we might be creating our successors this is not outside the realm of possibility and all of our biological limitations might be we might figure out a better way and this better way might be some sort of an artificial creature is Benadryl accomplished it's entirely possible that we might be creating our successors this is not outside the realm of possibility and all of our biological limitations might be we might figure out a better way and this better way might be some sort of an artificial creature a I began with our Dream to forge the gods and I would like I think that is impossible to stop


    Joe Rogan - Jiu Jitsu is the Truest Martial Art
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    people ones who are really working deep in it like that's the camp I kind of sit in and a lot of those folks tend to roll their eyes and just not engage in Chinese discussions a future their idea is saying it's really hard to do what we're doing and it just really hard to see how this becomes intelligent and then there's another group of people who say yeah but you're being very short-sighted that may not be able to do much now but the exponential the heart take off overnight it can become super intelligent and then it'll be too late to think about how the problem with those two camps as with any camps democrat-republican any camps is they don't seem to be seen to be talking past each other as opposed to both have really interesting ideas if you go back to the analogy of touch of death this is idea of MMA right so I'm not in this analogy I'm going to put myself in the UFC for a second in this analogy I'm you know like ranked in the top 20 on working really hard my dreams to become a world champion I'm training three times a day I'm really working I'm an engineer I'm trying to build my skills up and then there is other folks to come along like Steven Seagal and so on that kind of talk about other kinds of martial arts other ideas of how you can do certain things and I think I think Steven Seagal and mind be onto something I think we really need to be open-minded like Anderson Silva I think it talks is Steven Seagal or somebody to talk to Steven Seagal right Anderson Silva thinks Steven Seagal is a respectful way he Anderson Silva has a wonderful sense of humor is very playful and he thought it would be hilarious if people believe that he was learning all this martial arts from Steven Seagal he also love Steven Seagal movies legitimately so treated him with great deal respect he also recognizes is Steven Seagal actually is a master of Aikido he really does understand a keto and was one of the very first westerners that was teaching in Japan speaks fluent Japanese was teaching at a dojo in Japan and is no legitimate Master Aikido the problem with Aikido is it's it's one of those martial arts that has Merit in a in a vacuum it gives you if you're in a world where there's no NCAA wrestlers or no Judo players or no Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belts or no muy Thai kickboxer there might be something to that Aikido stuff but in the world where all those other martial arts exist and we've examined all the intricacies of hand-to-hand combat it falls horribly short let's see this is the point I'm trying to make you just said that we've investigated of all the intricacies you said it all the intricacies of speaking but you want to open your mind to the possibility that Aikido has some techniques that are effective you're correct that's not a correct way of describing it cuz there's always new moves that are being like for instance in this recent fight between Anthony Pettis and Tony Ferguson Tony Ferguson actually used Wing Chun in a fight he he trapped one of Anthony Pettis has her hands and hit him in the elbow he's basically used a technique that you would use on a Wing Chun dummy and he did it in actual world-class mixed martial arts fight and I'm never watching it while going this crazy m*********** actually pulled it off cuz that's it's a technique that you just rarely see anybody getting that proficient at it that that fights in MMA and Ferguson is it extremely creative and open-minded guy and he figured out a way to make that work in a world-class fight so and let me then ask it a question there there's people who still believe a quite a lot of them that there is a touch of death right as long as possible so do you think it's possible to discover process that is MMA that started pretty recently do you think not to touch of death but do you think we can get a 10x Improvement in the model power the human body can can generate in in in punching like if you're a person that has very small hands and narrow shoulders you're kind of screwed there's not really a lot of room for improvement you can you can certainly get incremental Improvement in your ability to generate power but you'll never be able to generate the same kind of power is a guy with a very big frame like Brock Lesnar or Derrick Lewis or you know anyone who has dislike classic elements that go with being able to generate large amounts power event wide shoulders large hands is it there's a lot of characteristics of the human frame itself those even those people there's only so much power you can generate and we pretty much know how to do that correctly so the the way you're talking about as a martial arts expert now it's kind of the way a lot of the experts in robotics and AI talk about Ai and atopica touches his guard up now then I'll just not perfect I tend to use probably too many analogies as we maybe know the human body better that we know the possibility of a I assume so right as the possibility of itself it's not obvious that that's true our imagination allows it to be true when I am of two minds I am both hold both believes that are contradictory in my mind one is that idea is really far away almost boarding and Bs and the other is it can be there overnight I think you could believe both those things so there's another quote from Barbara wouldn't that's a poem I've heard on an Electra somewhere that I really like which is it's from the champions of the impossible rather than the slaves of the Paw that Evolution draws is creative Force so I see almost as a representative of the champion of the impossible I see exponential growth of AI within the next several decades as the impossible but it's the champions of the impossible that actually make the impossible happen so it's not impossible so meaning magnificent feels very difficult very very difficult we don't even know where to begin yet like the touch of death actually feels be someone out there with magic that I that has escaped my my grasp know you started you've talked about was Graham Hancock and you talk about the history maybe was in Roman times that was that idea was discovered and it was lost because weapons and much more effective ways of delivering damage now I find myself in a very uncomfortable position Jiu-Jitsu and Judo and wrestling wrestling those are the hard ones absolute martial arts in my opinion this is what I mean like if you are a guy who just has a fantastic physique and incredible speed and ridiculous power just you just can generate ridiculous power if you just just you know do not Deontay Wilder is heavyweight champion boxer you have a what's his name is Tyson Fury on tomorrow to undefeated guys Deontay Wilder has I mean he does not people flying across the ring he's just I think Deontay Wilder if he just came off the street if he was 25 years old and no one ever taught him how to box at all and you just wrapped his hands up and had him hit a bag he would be able to generate insane amount that or now if you are person that really didn't have much power and you had a box with Deontay Wilder and you are both of the same age and you are person that new boxing and you stood in front of Deontay it's entirely possible that Deontay Wilder could knock you into another dimension even though he had no experience with boxing if he just held on you and hit you with a Haymaker he might be able to put you out if you are person who is let's say built like you and a guy who exercises who strong is someone who built like you who's a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and you don't have any experience in martial arts at all your f***** right yes or a person is built like you who's a guy who exercises and is healthy and you grapple the guys even stronger than you and bigger than you but he has no experience in Brazilian jiu-jitsu he's still f***** that's the difference that's why I think doing Jiu-Jitsu and Judo and wrestling in particular those are absolutes in that you have control of the body and once you grab ahold of a person's body there's no lucky triangle chokes in Jiu-Jitsu started I was like powerlifting I was like I was a total Meathead and you know a hundred 30 lb guy or girl could tap easily confused is very confusing in wrestling you can get pretty far with that need had power nap a little bit less so at its highest levels if you go to Japan for example or they I mean the whole dream of Judo is effortlessly throw on it but in you know if you go to gyms in an American Salon you know there is some hard wrestling style gripping and just beating each other up pretty intensely where we're not talking about beautiful Which models are these beautiful throws were talking about some scrapping some some wrestling styles martial arts striking and even wrestled in high school and then I start taking Jujitsu and a guy who is my size and I was young at the time and he was basically close to my age just called me and he was even a black belt I think he was a purple belly might have been a blue bow tie things to Purple belt and just destroyed me just did anything you wanted me to choke me and I remember thinking man I am so delusional I thought I had a chat I thought just based on taking a couple classes and learning what an armbar is and then being a strong person who has a background of martial arts and I would be able to at least hold him off a little bit now and it says that's so beautiful that I feel lucky to have that had that experience of having my ass kicked in Philadelphia is what I came up with because in science you don't often get that experience in space of ideas you can you can't choke each other out you can't beat each other up and Science and so it's easy to go your whole life have so many people around me telling me how smart I am there's no way to actually know if I'm smart or not cuz I think I'm full of BS and in the same in the same realm is as fighting there's no it's with Hixon Gracie said it needs or Summer Solider or somebody's at why there's this deep honesty in it that was really grateful almost like wanting to talk about Bullies Are you talk about or even just my fellow academics could benefit significantly from training a little bit I think so too it's a it's a it's a beautiful thing to almost I think it's been talked about in high school acquiring it interesting like I said get away with with some muscle it's also what martial arts are supposed to be in that a small person who knows technique can beat a big person who doesn't know the technique attract that's what we always hope for right when we saw the Bruce Lee movies and Bruce Lee who's a smaller guy could be all these bigger guys just cuz he had better technique that is actually real in Jiu-Jitsu and it's one of the only martial arts where that's real in Philadelphia that's kind of where the that was the spring of jets in Philadelphia he was one of the very first American black belts in Jiu-Jitsu like way back in the day I believe he was a black belt in the very early 90s when Jiu-Jitsu is really just starting to come to America and he had maxercise matching ties in Philadelphia still there and then I train a balance which is Gracie folks Vogel Brothers couple blackballed take him up together is there what is smaller a little guys I think those were the guys that really humbled me pretty quickly little guys are the best to learn technique from yeah because they can't rely on strength there's a lot of really big powerful you know 250lb just you guys who never are going to develop a sort of subtlety of technique that some hundred fifty pound you just do guys who never are going to develop a sort of subtlety of technique that some like the Mayo brothers like smaller guys who just saved from the very beginning of never had an advantage in weight and size until they've never be able to use anything but perfect technique Eddie Bravo's another great example that to you know he he competed in the 140 lb 145 lb class


    Joe Rogan - The Creativity of Artificial Intelligence
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    but it could be like an onion to where you think you know you're studying a layer of an onion in the you peel it away and there's more and you keep doing it and has an infinite number of layers with intelligence they're the same kind of component to where we think we know we got it we figured out we figured out how to beat the human world champion in chess we solved intelligence and then we try the next thing wait a minute go is really difficult to solve this game and then you say okay I came up when the game of Go possible 44,000 systems to beat and if not recently have been beating last five years there's a lot of technical fascinating things of why that Victory is interesting and important for artificial intelligence requires creativity correct it does not exhibit the system that was the Victor they did a few very interesting technical things we're essentially you would develop on your own that work this is this type of artificial intelligence system that looks at a board of go as a lot of elements on it is black and white pieces and is able to tell you how good is this situation and how can I make it better and that idea. players can do this I'm not ashamed that familiar with a game of go so I can speak to them Russian ceausescu us is Samantha size it's a beautiful game I think that there is a look at a board and all your previous experiences all the things you've developed over tens of years of practice and thinking you get this instinctive what is the right path to follow and it's exactly thin your own network is doing and some of the some of the paths has come up with surprising to other world champions so in that sense it says what was things exhibiting creativity because that's coming up with solutions that are something that's outside the box thinking from the perspective of the human body differentiate between requires creativity and Exhibits creativity I think one because we don't really understand what creativity is so it it's almost it it's on the level of Concepts such as Consciousness example the question which there's a lot of thinking about whether creating something intelligent requires Consciousness requires for us to be actual living beings aware of our own existence in the same way does doing something like building an autonomous vehicle that's the area where I work in does that require creativity does that even require something like this is self-awareness I mean I'm sure in La there's some degree of creativity required to navigate traffic and in that sense start to think are there solutions that are outside of the box and AI system used to create it it's once you start to build it you realize that cause human certain things appear creative certain things to do everything to take for granted some things we find beautiful and certain things were like yeah that's that's boring what does creativity like to write The Stand Stephen King novel that requires creativity there's something about his he's creating these stories he's giving voices to these characters he's developing these scenarios and these dramatic sequences in the book that's going to get you really sucked in that's that's almost undeniable creativity right is it Massachusetts to Maine Maine so he's Imagining the world and imagine the emotion of different levels surrounding that world yeah that's that's creative although if you really good books including his own I talked about writing say if from my recollection they don't necessarily talk about creativity very much that is really hard work putting in the hours of every day I'm just grinding it out will pressfield talks about the Muse pressfield speaks of it almost in like a strange Mystikal Mystikal sort of connection to the unknown cuz he peep but think if I could put words in his mouth I have met him he's a great guy he was on the podcast once I think the way he treated his death if you decide the muses real and you show up every day and you write as if the muses real you get the benefits of the Muse being real this right and what is the music so McCormick from 1979 book that I really like when she talks about the history of artificial intelligence AI began with an ancient wish to force the gods and demigods brother speaking a religions represents sky like the Muse it represents the limits of possibility the limits of our imagination so this thing that we don't quite understand that is the muse that is God this us as chimps a very narrow in our ability to perceive and understand the world and they're clearly a much bigger beautiful mysterious world out there and God or the Muse represents that world and for many people I think throughout history and especially in the past of hundred years artificial intelligence has become to represent that a little bit to the thing which we don't understand and We crave will both terrified And We crave and creating this thing that Raider that is able to understand the world better than us and that in that sense artificial intelligence is the desire to create the Muse this other this imaginary thing and I think the one of the beautiful things if you talk about everybody formula Mazda Sam Harris to all the people thinking about this is that there is a mix of fear of that of of that unknown of creating that I known and an exciting because there's something in human nature that desires creating that because like I said creating is how you understand did you initially study biology did you studied the actual development of the mind or what what is known about the the evolution of the human mind that the human mind yeah so my path is different as it's the same for a lot of computer scientist and roboticist is we ignore biology Neuroscience the physiology anatomy of our own bodies and there's a lot of police now that you should really study biology should studying you decide to study on brain the actual chemistry what's happening what what is actually how are the neurons that you connected all the different kinds of systems in there so that is a little bit of a blind spot was a big blind spot but the problem is so I started with more philosophy almost it's weird if you think Sam Harris is last couple of years has started kind of think about artificial intelligence and he has a back on you in your sides but he's also a philosopher and I started there by reading, I need you I'll just say yes key thinking what is what is intelligence what is human morality will so all of these Concepts give you the context which you can start studying these problems and then I said there's a there's a magic that happens when you build a robot that drives around I mean your father I'd like to be but I'm not yet there's a creation aspect that's wonderful that's incredible it's for me I don't have any children at the moment but the the act of creating a robot where you programmed it and it moves around it senses the world magic that happens when you build a robot that drives around I mean your father I'd like to be but I'm not yet there's a creation aspect that's wonderful that's incredible it's for me I don't have any children at the moment but the the act of creating a robot where you programmed it and it moves around it senses the world is this is is a is a magical moment


    Joe Rogan: Marques Brownlee - The Smart Phone is in Its Final Form
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    going to invent a better eye for blind people and when they do live like look how amazing this says we've given blind people the ability to see again and I bought them but now they also have all these other features that you don't have any regular ice litter scoop those bad boys out and put some f****** dealer robot you got a attacked by shark when surfing cilia the carbon fiber hand that totally articulates like a real hand and he's standing there with his from his knee down was an artificial leg and he was walking around and moving like a regular person was like look at this guy's incredible I'm like he's kind of a bionic guy his hand is moving around and shake your hand and you seem so normal what if it gets like many many generations better than this where it has like Luke Skywalker when he hand chopped off by Darth Vader memory got it that robot hand and it's just people working on this everyday so I can kind of figure we're headed in that direction we're like what's his Jamie it's not out yet it's immacula which is a AR lens that you wear with sunglasses and so together they make an AR Scituate the picture that they are what they say they got so what is a macula the battery might be in the glass in the glasses and it's working wow who knows what this is my phone and checking it instead of cuz like what are you getting with you saw the note examples were like incoming call the weather your emails things like that like information you can already get into seconds by just yep I have an incoming call I have an email that acts like that pretty quick are going to get bigger or smaller going to be implanted in you I think smartphones are at like pretty much their final form we're going to keep evolving the insides of smartphones to be better they're going faster than going to get more and more transparent whatever they'll get like more interesting looking but I think it's always going to be a thing I pick up and use and then put back down I think that's where we're at for a while


    Joe Rogan - Marques Brownlee: What People Don't Understand About Product Development
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    and say hey man you are you're really good at reviewing these things are we talking up here before this existed in its in this form. And isn't a prototype phase and there were still pretty far along but it was kind of like should we do this like she would put this here should we keep the headphone jack as I was giving him sort of I think what a lot of people don't understand about practice element is it happens many many many many months before you ever see the price show up so I don't remember like all the leaks about the pixel 3XL all of them guarantee 6 months before the phone came out it was done like they knew that that's what it was and it's probably going to be a couple more months design and things like that and so when you start to see phones come out like around like September and October and I start to all kind of resemble each other and then another one comes out and it looks the same it's not like they saw the phone in early October in there like let's copy that and then I made the next phone 2 weeks later they've been working on this forever so like one the whole the whole Notch thing was September and October and I start to all kind of resemble each other and then another one comes out and it looks the same it's not like they saw the phone in early October in there like left copy that and then I made the next phone 2 weeks later they've been working on this forever so like one the whole way the whole Notch thing was trolling us and that's not really been working on this for a long time this is what they plan


    Joe Rogan - Men's Right Activists Have Some Legitimate Arguments
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    so you deserve all the credit that you've gotten but you are also honest like what you were these are your actual opinions and this is your actual perspective the real problem with someone I can call to her or someone like many of these other people that I see out there that we don't even have to name is it their Hustlers yeah they found it in you know there's an inn for a certain type of conservative person isn't in for a certain type of democratic person to send in for pro-women people that don't give a f*** about women they're both supposed feminist when they're just narcissists there's men's rights activists it really only care about finding this way into a group of people wear if you have their support this is so a large conglomeration of them and you can take them in as your fan but my bit was that every men's rights activist ever met has won a grab-and-go dude we got them all shut the f****** we run everything almost everything you guys cause all the war every single War ever and I'll give you my did women cause all the war and when it comes to child support and when it comes to child custody over and I know guys that have gotten f***** over in that regard and you know what courts tend to side towards the mother and even if the most deceptive and if the mother is you know they'll say something like he beats the kids or I think he might have done something sexual to the kids yeah is women have done horrible things like that and they've done that to get more money or they've got done that to get custody of they done that fight but this is just this is a matter of the Court's being designed to protect the situation is system being designed to protect the kids and protect the mother who needs to get money to be able to take care of the children cuz there's a lot of f****** s***** deadbeat that now there was no deadbeat dads if men always pay child support then this would be far less of an issue it sure it created this need for there is some sort of some sort of laws to protect children and to protect women with with the dick custody yeah and now it looks like they do with the divorce issue and everything the pendulum swung a little too far in the other direction and there's like this default setting which is actually not too good for the guy hold it been f***** over by buy divorce you know and look I have a good friend of mine who I've talked about on the podcast before he has been divorced for 14 years he has been married to a new woman for 12 years he still pays alimony not only does he still pay alimony he pays alimony to tone of more than $100,000 a year to a woman that he doesn't have sex with anymore this woman has a boyfriend she lives in old house my friends old house she owns the house and they don't have any children this is the idea that he f***** her so hard she can't work again like she's not 80 years old man I mean she's now in her 50s that's what it's like indentured servitude Buccaneers now 14 years he's been married to a new woman for 12 years a family is a family has to send Mike this lady she doesn't talk to anymore but she can't move on with her life and if he doesn't get locked up if he does need Goes to Jail in this is and he's trying to go to court and she fights it and she lives with her boyfriend and when they send people over to check the boyfriend put the stuff in the f****** U-Haul drive around the block weights and then comes back to what if let's say he loses his job another job for whatever reason he Fox he just always the money no matter what and there's nobody like you can't go back and they can read you know take it down or whatever question you would have to go to court the judge would have to agree but he's a successful man that's part of the problem is he's not going to be a loser he's an ambitious guy does really well he works very hard he works 10-12 hours every day and he has forever and he's good he's smart he's good at his job and because of the he has to pay this woman he doesn't f*** anymore that's crazy man crazy she's totally capable of making a living but the idea that my friend has to pay her in every now and then we will talk about him like you still have to pay her and ask my goodness he's f****** I mean he's got a family he's got a wife and he have children with his new woman and he's happy and he still has to pay what is that $2,000 a week two thousand plus a week every now and then you don't talk about him like you still have to pay her NIPSCO oh my goodness he's f****** I mean he's got a family he's got a wife and he have children with his new woman and he's happy and he still has to pay what is that $2,000 a week 2000 plus a week that's just an absolute nightmare


    Joe Rogan - Kyle Kulinksi: The Establishment Doesn't Get New Media
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    run for political dorks exactly that's exactly correct like establishment media figures and some politicians but then they also invite new me if it you're like me and our worlds do not mix you know it was all the New Media people who are getting the most attention nutrition and people like who who are you so it's a very weird you know thing going on there such a place it's just media I mean at this point I think the whole concept of New Media ever sold it just media independent uncensored untethered media ABC Nightline or one of those f****** political shows Tara and then try watching something on YouTube where people get to be free with their language and free with their expression that behold antenna Executives or producers and yeah so they get it but they don't get it get it because when I went to the Chris Christie thing they had in this giant room in about 25% of the room was full and then for one of my device that I did a few panel but won debate they put me in like the smallest room and we had all the seats fall and people standing up and packing a room so they get it but they don't get it get it they talked to them to numidia people are kind of like an afterthought like okay we'll have them cuz you know they should be here but they don't they don't realize that the draw is not Chris Christie the drawers the New Media people they don't realize that the draw is not Chris Christie the drawers the new me EP well Chris Christie


    Joe Rogan on John Travolta's Ball-Tickling Facial Hair
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    like the Jersey like a Jersey Shore wannabe or like a Backstreet Boys wanted me because I look cuz I had two earrings and I had the hair totally Spite and yet we are also running a risk because you've got like a little bit of facial hair so just this is what it is when I get lazy you got a little something going on but then I don't know who that is oh my God yeah but he's got the whole but the grandpa Vibe going on Billy didn't always go to Roadhouse go to look at that Sam Elliott and that looks better on him I don't know, I don't think I go to that one right there I don't think a goatee looks as ridiculous as a mustache alone some guys can pull it off and it's a bold choice but it can't look you can't look overly artsy with it you know what I mean you can't tell you can't if your if it looks like you're tied to your goatee as a matter of your identity then it's a problem but if it's just a dude who seems is rocking a goatee cuz he just decided one day to rock a goatee that's all right you know what kind of died out each one of those in Forever did you ever have any facial hair No Way Out Time MMA fighter that was known for having a big thick crazy beard is really interesting guy and heat really nice guy too and he died in and decide to go in Death Valley and camp out and he ran out of water couldn't find his water and U-Haul in like dying from heat and a lot of us were pretty broken up about it's a bunch of people online decided to grow out our beards for certain amount of months that's made with a full beard wow so you get a almost you can get a caveman beard going if you wanted to get a full beard and that's me trimming around the Cheeks is my day yeah yeah yeah I do that out for a couple months I forget how long we decided to go look at all and you know what are you doing didn't you do that for the OJ movie I feel like it was okay maybe it's just I forget how long we decided to go to know what are you doing cousin that was when he wanted to play Robert Shapiro Denis do that for the OJ movie I feel like it was okay maybe it's just that every single you know about John Travolta


    Joe Rogan & Kyle Kulinksi Social Media Platforms Purging Alternative Media
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    he gets great you come back and tell you who's dating who runs a Twitter and all the memes off the Run Twitter Facebook and Twitter and they're all almost all alternative media accounts so some of the sites are snowflakes was one I think on Facebook there's another one called Auntie media that was purged there an anti-war media saying free thought project is another one Xavier on those accounts I don't know that's the point and they never clarified so well I think it means is Hades are you know these are alternative media outlets and we want to get rid of them so we can get rid of him because I know met with the Israeli government and Israel told them Hey listen if you're going to be in our country you're going to get rid of certain accounts and Facebook went right along and said sure will do that turn the media counselor specifically you don't answer you or what-have-you anti-corruption some of these are okay and they're getting first know the argument was inauthentic behavior that was one of the reasons they cited as to why they got rid of behavior does that mean that they're talking about instances that they're misrepresenting that was going on I don't know I'm just asking is it possible they were using Bots and perhaps directing them towards Revenue creating sites or aloud is it possible that they were using stories that were taking place in the news distorting those stories to get people to click on things that would have links two ways that these people can make money so instead of it being some sort of political activism website that really was just a revenue-generating b******* site that was trying to drum up artificial outrage book deleted them Facebook I think I'll read it then if I think there was an article in the guardian Jamie if you're interested in pulling it up its Facebook and Twitter Purge Pinos 811 yeah this is a discussion on what happened with Arie the other day we were talking here it is first they came for Alex Jones we told you you were next we were next we were this is on their website but they didn't cover in the guardian in some other outlets in case anybody sneaking that this is BS do we really think that they pulled that down not for the obvious reason which is that you're sowing Discord in the police don't like it as part of its purge Facebook has removed the pages of several police accountability Watchdog critic groups including Cop Block the free thought project and police the police they've also apparently severely restricted the activity for the photography is not a crime page so you think they're getting pressure from law enforcement I don't I don't know but I know usually believe in smoke-filled backroom conspiracies but they're starting to get hard to avoid because there's so many of these scroll down please years what we need and how does this poem and again says first they came for Alex Jones and Infowars but I wasn't race-baiting transfer receipt call to claim to murder children Newtown where are hoaxes and admitted in court that I'm just an Entertainer who makes it up so I said nothing yet he's trying to be the problem all of Alex Jones being pulled but then what you're saying is people who are Executives at these companies can willy-nilly decide whoever they want to pull down not my answer that has always been we should take Twitter Facebook he's giant social media Pages they can still be private companies that we should regulate them like they're Public Utilities because that's the argument set up where you can ameliorate that and do it quickly but having said that you'd like people forget man the ACLU used to defend the KKK in court against people who are powerless and marginalized Nazis right yes it's just a Nazis know who's running these you know these organizations obviously they have their own opinions and their own vested interests and their own power Dynamic issues and they're going to take down whatever threatens their power is still up on YouTube and Twitter and Google and Facebook wiping out our profiles on there as well they give absolutely no reason for the suspension so we had closed the free thought umbrella had close to 6 million followers wow isn't that crazy and they just decided overnight with crazy is I didn't even hear about the different pages but the way I read it and I unfortunately don't have a lot of time was flipping through something I had read that it was a lot of anti-police pages some of them are anti-police but I think a lot of them were not a lot of them were panties Talisman anti-corruption like they've always had it out for Wikileaks for example what do you call the people in the government are doing and this is the stuff that they're keeping secret that they shouldn't keep secret and all government goes all that's terrorism now on Twitter or one of these people one of these organizations bands something like the free thought project do they make any statements or they just remove them article and on the guardian they said it was inauthentic Behavior was the reason why they were pulling them and maybe one or two other things that I'm forgetting at the moment yeah it's f***** up man cuz I can just do at anybody that's the point and that's what's so scary will that is what scary right is that there are they are private companies and these people are allowed to post on them until they decide they're not allowed to post on it because they violate the terms of service between terms of service with r that open-ended inauthentic Behavior like what the f*** does that even mean show they just they leave the terms of service purposely vague so they can get away with not going off wherever they want it's just weird that they all agreed that Facebook agreed and Twitter agreed like what would be the incentive of Twitter to follow suit will be the incentive is to allow Facebook to function in their country they said you have to do X Y and Z I think that there are meetings with I don't know exactly who it is our intelligence agencies law enforcement FBI I don't know somebody like that was maybe CEOs of various corporations where they say hey man listen these people are problem these people are problem these people are problem let's do the right thing here I would like to hear country argument argument is there anything sing if if we want we could try to find a guardian article and read what they said when Twitter says see if you can find that the guardian article smile coming up the guardian I was often times our competition to mainstream media that is the Alex Jones things really like almost pretty much on their website they saw the article from the free thought project from Twitter regarding removal you guys are making tons of money we've got a bit of an issue here let's work through this this is what we want removed these people are causing us a bunch of problems I don't know but I do know they did that in Israel I do know they do that in all these countries where the government's say hey in order to function here you have to do X Y and Z the free thought project removed is pretty easy law enforcement what would want to write with using law enforcement has the kind of pull to go to Twitter and say hey not like do you know whatever the police department in Toledo but if that the I may be sure or the CIA or whoever Major law enforcement federal law enforcement with Alex Jones was Sandy Hook Sandy Hook children didn't get it you don't have to defend I understand what I'm saying is there's no thing that they're going to on this so it's like there's already been a president that they could just remove people so they remove him they got this real play Jamie's got a media by Facebook is US pushing back just to beginning censorship ends Intuit scroll left so we can see the area the latest apparent of an apparent censorship of political speech online US base Tech Giants this month shut down hundreds of user accounts on belong to Wells to Abba salternative media Outlets with hundreds of thousands of followers like the free thought project or anti-media senior fellow with German Marshall fund a leading think-tank advocating us Global Supremacy seems to have at least partially taken credit for this sin quote Russia China and other foreign States take advantage of our open political system Jamie fly said they can invent stories that got repeated and spread through different sites so we are just starting to push back just this last week Facebook bekant began starting to take down sights so this is just the beginning okay so what they're saying is that these websites have been infiltrated by people from China and Russia is that what they're saying let's go back up again please stop it's a giant and other foreign States take advantage of our open political system russia-china and somebody from the German Marshall fund a leading steel tank advocating us interest saying that because we're so scared of Russia Russian Chinese Russian and Chinese infiltration that's why this is what they're saying they're saying they can invent stories they get repeated and spread through different site so we're just starting to push back just this last week Facebook again started take down sights this just the beginning so they're they're blaming the influence of Russia and China and that they're saying that this is their excuse for taking down these Pages because these pages are being compromised by Foreign agents it's the oldest trick in the book to say all these foreign entities are sowing Discord in the United States so therefore we are not going to dialogue to happen in fact I remember they blame the Russia for black lives matter Facebook pages during the 2016 election. About this is there's not even any Smoking Gun set up an account on social media and potentially reach a wide audience he predicted over to fix the situation Jesus Christ can you reliably this is the thing if you could just say do the Russians have influence this the Russians are a part of this the Chinese okay pull it it's hacky and it's partisan and actually works out for on the left and the right sometimes it works on corporate Democrats and people who blame the Russians and works principal values as one of our greatest strengths and therefore one of the best ways to weaken us so I think that that's one of the key things to understand here is put into acting actually out of weakness and why have we dreaming not come to understand in this country does not align with other strong men figures this has been a long-running problem President Donald Trump I served in the Bush Administration President George W bush tried to form a relationship with Vladimir Putin to get certain things to advance US National Security President Obama tried the same thing with his is reset of Russian us Russian relations so it's not unusual that you have an Administration that maybe doesn't necessarily view Russia as the threat that it is I think the the politics of this the public opinion right now it's very interesting a shift over the last several years more Democrats now I think actually view Russia and Putin as a threat compared to where they were several years ago it just leaves a bad taste in your mouth is it the idea that these people are just deciding to remove pages and they're going on television giving his interview saying that it's because of Russia and Putin without any evidence so creepy baby that didn't share the evidence you got to say something man I mean if you want to believe you believe in a free society and you believe in freedom of speech and freedom of expression and you censorship censor people or s*** bro I will stay on here rampant and I got a plug more holes that would be the Devil's Advocate position but in order to take people down the thing is if they're doing it and no one's pushing back you're just going to be able to do it with anybody that disagrees with you or anybody that's going to be an impediment to your political campaign or anyone's getting away of anything you try to push through and this is this is a giant issue with people that have that kind of power that can influence Facebook or Twitter and if that's the case and look we don't know we haven't talked to Zuckerberg we haven't talked to Jack Dorsey we don't know who's who's pulling strings or who's asking them to do things or what evidence they presented to them but that's just very uncomfortable very uncomfortable see that guy talking and bringing up Russia and Putin cuz people bring them up like to the boogeyman you know that this is what's up with the Russian Putin there their they're interviewing with our democracy interfering with our issues here in America and then they want to ruin democracy and their bring our country down from the inside the internet went through a phase of like you just totally free and open Wild Wild West type thing and now it looks like they're trying to reel it back in the car and it's like that's the view to the Public Square supposed to be the D social media Outlets with her so gigantic and so powerful that this is now the Public Square so to be able to censor people in these in these forums should be considered unconstitutional coordinated inauthentic Behavior but again like the website that they actually pulled down that totally destroys their argument even if you buy into the premise that these are this is a good reason to pull somebody down I mean some of the people at the pages they pulled down we're so well-established and there are of course not inauthentic and anyways people who are running these pages that really deeply care about these issues and want to get this news out to people Kodiak drawing the line between real and inauthentic views is a difficult Enterprise that can put everything from impartial political party did genuine but outlandish views in the chopping block and by the way there are politicians in the US this happened during the debate between Ted Cruz and Beto O'Rourke all at the exact same time with the exact same hashtags there were protests Cruise things tweeted out at once so if that is there bots that they bought to help Ted Cruz win the election that selection appearance that's inauthentic behavior and nobody is talking about pulling down those accounts look as it was here in a statement posted online Newsroom Facebook says a purge those pages because their owners were using fake accounts sharing the same content between multiple pages and linking to ad-supported websites it calls add Farms so what call standard procedures for operating on Facebook is correct that that really is a reason to pull them down here nearly all the page owners contacted by the Guardians say they use backup or fake accounts along with the real one they do it in part to protect themselves being targeted by political opponents and having their real accounts end up in Facebook jail Reba Presa left suicide news Facebook page disappeared yesterday so this is on the left and the right there censoring people because you got snowflakes on the right there's another one right wing news that was pulled down stops growing please but but look at this this is really interesting there so they're admitting to disingenuous Behavior though they're using fake accounts to protect themselves are being targeted by political opponents well it's so pretty but that's the case they are violating Facebook policy people who have gotten their accounts banned on Twitter but they trade a new account and they stay on Twitter and that's technically in violation of terms of service but it also is something that I don't think is Regis at all right but there's a big difference between someone getting banned and then starting a fake a second account this is not that they're using multiple accounts at the same time and some of them are fake look I'm not I'm not justifying their being banned but I am saying that they violated certain procedures and they did so in order to Public public as their ideas and they did it to try to make their ideas more snow just more project them or have them have more more bandwidth but according to Facebook should you not be allowed to have like three or four accounts where you know the same stuff for our post the same stuff because it seems like book said they would Facebook back up to the beginning please the top the top top see what it says a coordinated inauthentic behavior and spamming so they were spamming and that does sound like Warden inauthentic Behavior if they have a bunch of alternative fake sites and fake pages that they using to spread their stuff look I'm not saying that they should have been this is I think better would be to say hey you can't do that you got to remove these fake pages that are publicizing your ideas and just have your real authentic page but what they're saying is that they're they're leaking to add farms and that they best to publicize their pages and that everybody does it show live everybody does it you're not supposed to do it so why wouldn't they pulled that so let's say the free thought project at three or four other things with their posting the same stuff under different name why would you not pull down to three or four other things and leave up to fit the free thought project I think they're saying cuz the free thought project violated their terms of service project my opinion is I think yes maybe that's what I think maybe but that is gross you're not supposed to do that and I'm not saying that they they should be told they shouldn't be pulled but maybe they thought this is what they have to do to get the word out and maybe Facebook is like how you f**** or spamming and you're you're linking to these add farms and these add Farms have been known to you know be influenced by Russia and China and all these organization you're doing it just to promote your sights but we're saying that we can't allow that kind of behavior It just strikes me is very strange that when you have examples like the one I just gave we're maturing the Ted Cruz Beto O'Rourke debate they all tweeted the same thing at the same time it was obviously paid for by some right-wing think-tank you never hear the story of something like that if it's benefiting us politician or something like when Mitt Romney bought like a million fake followers on Twitter in the 2012 election you never hear about that it's always like just happens to be these independent alternative media Outlets they're spreading information that the government doesn't want people to know well it could be that these people are saying hey look everybody does this we're going to do this and they're saying we don't like them their Owen look we caught them doing something we we don't allow let's sweep them but what possible but is it possible that they wouldn't have been removed if they hadn't done this s*** and not supposed to do if possible but I don't think it's likely don't know though because here's the thing like if it's only people who've engaged in these forbidden behaviors that get removed then Facebook has a very good argument but if Facebook is saying this but then people removed who are straight aboveboard doing everything the right way just have their own page posted information on their own page and they were never removed but these are all political and alternative media which is interesting they were targeted supposed to do and that's what got them removed I think that there is a good argument that Facebook could make which is very much and nuanced role terms of service argument but I think it's more of a veneer of facade than the real harnum why they did what they did what they should have done especially given the popularity sites is worn them and say hey you've got to stop doing this because if you don't we are going to remove who you are violating our terms of service you are linking to add farms and you have posted from multiple fake account stop doing that just use your one authentic account we support free speech that's what we both like right feel like they're right wing sides do this we have to do this to this is how people do in 2018 is how you really get the word out true yeah yeah I mean it could be also that they feel like the right wing sides do this we have to do this to this is how people do in 2018 is how you really get the word out true yeah it was all alternative media


    Joe Rogan Gives His Thoughts on Brett Kavanaugh
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    what we're talking about here but what did you make of the Kavanaugh thing this is my I mean I spend a lot of time over the last week paying attention to it I'll really a little longer but one of these you got me as it seems like most of his most of his life and his young life that guy was f***** up on the calendar like he had his calendar and it went where is like things were scheduled would like beers were scheduled rice very bizarre like all the stuff he said was very clicky yeah and you also lied you know is all I need to know of course means ethical and I honestly I thought that even the hearings happening I felt like it was a little bit of a clown show because it's like here we are the most powerful organization most powerful body discovered the United States government we're having this hearing and we're talking about drinking that happened in the 1980s basically every decision he's ever made a mess not an exaggeration used for warrantless NSA spying he rules with corporations 87% of the time he said that all of Obamacare is unconstitutional Ural did the EPA cannot regulate greenhouse gas emissions he even goes as far as to say Donald Trump might be able to Pardon himself so and I mean that's like that was one of the reasons why they think that Donald Trump is giving him in the first can't have somebody above rule of us like a dictator that's craziness so the thing that drove me crazy Joe is that you have on all those important issues did you hear a single Democratic politician bring that up in the conversation is it just a socket that they suck in the end they send any pressure to not bring up those issues maybe maybe a little bit but Chuck Schumer for example cut a deal with Donald Trump just recently and he let him approve like I forget the exact number you guys can fact check me on this 6 or 10 different of trump judges he cut a deal to approve them so the Democrats can go back home and campaign for the upcoming election but it's like a douchebag you guys are struggling elections is because you don't stand for anything so those people wanted you to fight on those judges because you're not supposed to agree with those judges because that's the goddamn opposition party can go home to Campbell and how ridiculous and this is what the Democrats do Joe is that like we were talking earlier about marijuana 62% of the country now wants legal marijuana the only Democratic party talking about it is Bernie Sanders and maybe a handful of these issues it did all those things disturb me what disturbs me most about what they were talking about in terms of his youth wasn't that he did bad things in his youth it said he's lying about them now year old and I drank but I never raped anybody and maybe I said some things that I should have said because I was a fool I'm not a fool anymore and now I'm a job and now I think I make great Supreme Court Justice if he could say that but he didn't he got angry and like the same like I watch the video of him saying I like beer wasn't legally allowed to drink exactly right the problem was the lies that he could have just said exactly where you laid out there but he didn't do it which again speaks to his credibility and it's kind of funny that the one woman if he did do that to her the one woman turns out to be a professor it's hugely Progressive super liberal University who is almost predominantly women like if you looked at how many women are professors at University and how many women's I think it's like 79% of the women are 79% of the students are women at that University and in some large number of the professors are women as well yeah well he he represented and thousand holes in her story some of the other additions do have Merit and he blows up the whole thing's not a republican turn around about that look what we got here b******* example so it's all bulshit I think you did an owl Sharpton you know who the f*** are you I saw someone say that they think you'd be great guy is a scumbag and by the way he was just at politicon where I was and he's listened he came out of nowhere he came out of nowhere and now he's talking about running for president who the f*** are you I saw someone say that they think you'd be great


    Joe Rogan on Kanye West's Trump Rants
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    we need to rebuild our own country and you know those are tweet sorry that I got like totally agree with that Donald Trump under percent but then the other half the time when he was on the campaign Trail he spoke about how you know we need to bomb Isis to Smithereens and we need to wipe them out and those things are kind of contradictory either you bring your troops home and you know got a bad impression but you got to change the tone it because I'm not doing a full hand you doing good movement the movements by Kanye with that insane ask you about that too yeah I feel kind of bad for him I still be like woah what is going on here yeah did you burn them do it too because maybe when you let those black lives matter chick take you remember that yeah I remember that Donald Trump at all with black voters having time to do that how much I do I don't know I don't know because I feel like there is Kanye West has been disinvited from a lot of cookouts now is a result of what he did with Trump Jamie's on black Twitter Jamie says not at all from what I read it did not in Black Twitter response has been very negative blow up on all these different people that have criticized them he's obviously got mental health issues when he went on that rant I think it was in San Jose is that a concert you said I didn't vote but if I did vote he was out of voted on Trump and everybody went and then he wound up going into a mental hospital after that Gina matley mentally ill I mean look at lady and be a part of that family because you think it's straight he's got some problems the something wrong with them yeah I know he's a genius in terms of Music he's he's fantastic at creating beats and songs and hooks heels the f*** he's doing there but he he's got a problem and you hear it when he rants when he's ranting and when he's talking about Ford making dope cars we don't use the word dope cuz we only use words like magnificent and red positive words like he's he's making he's listening to himself and jerking off to the noises that are coming out of his own mouth I like he said to the reporter weather reporter pushed back in a little bit he's like you just ask me a question no you can't do that because there's like a fine wine it's complex by people who are anti Trump I think there is something about just as knee-jerk reactionary feeling of like like no I'm not with you guys I'm different and I'm special as a result of being different so I'mma, contrary then I'm going to disagree with you and I also think there's narcissism in the sense that he looked at Trump and he really sees himself in Trump and that everybody laughed at Trump when he said I'm going to run for president I'm going to win and if you remember a few years ago Kanye West said I'm going to run for president and a few years ago what the f*** suck guys named Piers Morgan into it on on Twitter and said you're talking to your future president that's what Kanye oh my God is Harvey Levin said it to your talk with your present Kanye West he was all chubby he's on his medication got fat and apparently got off his medication and there are a lot of people by the way who would hear the point you made and be would be really angry at the fact that you think that he's mentally ill even though I think that's approximately mentally ill and when you listen to him rant that's just my opinion that is not the ravings of someone who's carefully considering the implications of each were there saying and thinking about how to express themselves in a way that's going to portray some sort of a clear cohesive message is not is not what he's doing what he's doing is jerking off is jerking off with his mouth I'm not kidding it's just that it's just like did you hear what he said in that same thing the reason why we got to help Larry Hoover is because in a different Universe there alternate universes I am him I don't think that's correct lyrics to a song that last time the episode asking me why the hell I text in code four times just to say don't text me her I told you four times don't text me how and we finna lose all self-control but you ain't going to raising your voice at me especially when we in the Giuseppe still modern-day Socrates it's lit but I love that that nothing crazier than when he's off his Lexapro oh my God yeah I do kind of feel bad even though this is such a ho type saying because of the country so weird that you never know who can become president


    Joe Rogan - Kyle Kulinksi on What the Democratic Party Needs to Do
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    Pokemon go to the polls and then everybody in the audience was like you never saw that you're Progressive but you're not necessarily a Democrat well I mean you're not necessarily like in support of anyone has D not a loyal Democrat and I vote based on the issues and so if there's a politician that's for the policies I'm for that's what I'm going to support and that's why I'm going to argue for so I'm very very critical of what we call corporate Democrats was your Democrats that represent Wall Street and rubs a big Pharma and the military-industrial complex and for-profit health insurance companies and supercritical of the Republic so populist left take over the Democratic party where you get rid of the corporate office in the party and you have people who will represent the working class and we've been pretty successful so far they're still 26 Justice Democrats were in the running and they can get elected and there were here's an amazing fact there were four politicians and House Representatives that didn't take any corporate Pac money there's about to be 40 and that'll happen because of Justice Democrats our Revolution which is Bernie Sanders group CC which is another left-wing organization and they see what's happening is people on the left who actually care about the substance of issues are standing up and saying we're not going to take it anymore and we're tired of being lied to by politicians and we want people who are going to actually represent us and represent working people I love that and I love that approach and there's so much partisan politics and so many people to Just Married to the idea of being connected to the Democrats that they're willing to overlook some heinous faults any old blue just won't do as it doesn't mean a Turner says that and I love that phrase I'm on your team so are you going to it's a great Point yeah that way I felt a lot of that during the Hillary Clinton campaign that everybody was like anything but Trump so we're going to vote for her but boy if you let's just be honest if you had a viable can't lie like Tulsi that's right Tulsi gabbard Tulsi gabbard and she was running for president and she's also a woman and she's also left me but she cares about the issues she cares about the issues and she's earnest careful with her words because she's intelligent not because she's deceptive and I would vote for her and I f****** heartbeat there you go I was just we just messaging each other she was messaging me about my Netflix special my said run for president wants to run for president that would be wonderful slightly sucking wind man me and that podcast many people so remember now on the issues and yeah she's a genuine person that's what that's what I got out of her like what I got from talking to her she's a genuine person and man I mean maybe it's because she's from Hawaii and it's just a different place it's like it's is almost like a state that's a small town and that's why he's very small but you get outside of Honolulu on the big island but I think it's only got a couple hundred thousand I've never been to Hawaii before but it f****** gray looks like a paradise I mean if you want to go somewhere and just chillax there's a Four Seasons in Lanai the entire island has 3,000 people living a real Island Hawaiians sure they're not like they're wonderful people they're great but they've been groomed you know I'm saying taught them how to talk like regular white people where is in time in Lanai they're just f****** chilled-out man didn't they just they have that way a talking you know they talking you know what pigeon is no it's a real interesting sort of a dialect of English she would call it but they have really cool expressions like they say a lot of things it would be choked like like if you talk about like explain to me how many deer there were this one place goes all is it choke dear there's choke deer so it's kind of like a broken English with different word sprinkled different words for different things you have to be around them all the time does also like the way of talkin that's very very interesting what to say bumbaclot what does that mean blood clot I think I think that's what it means right blood clot I know they also say blood clot they say blood clot a lot I think so medical term Hawaii must be the closet like you calling someone a douchebag your cloth wipes a butt people can see that when you look at the potential candidates for 2020 who on the left stands out is Gavin Newsom he just to he comes across just a little too politician and smarmy Tulsi gabbard will be one of those rocana would be another one of those we spoke about him on the show last time I was obviously Bernie Sanders is another one of those you know there's a really interesting politician coming out of West Virginia now I don't know if you heard about this guy's name is Richard Ojeda and he's running against the Republican name Carol Miller get this he's running in West Virginia is super deep red like big-time Republican almost 1 by 49 points there's this Democrat Richard Ojeda running he's up in a pole against the Republican by Five Points so so you're probably thinking how the hell in a You Know A District like that can a Democrat be leading and the answer is very simple he's populist and he's fighting for working people and he's run these amazing ads where he literally gave out his phone number and one of the ads and said listen if your constituent of mine and you have an issue call me and I'll tell you what if a lobbyist tries to come into my office I'm going to kick him out I want you in my office I don't care about lobbyists I care about the people and he's running on all substantiv issues you taking no corporate Pac money he's for Medicare for all so there's a guy who is a veteran in Iraq and Afghanistan and he's yes and he did vote for Trump and now he's one of Trump's harshest critics and he said listen man I thought Trump was going to be potentially good for working people but it just turns out he wasn't good for working people so for example Trump ran as an auntie Outsourcing president he was against NAFTA and TPP also for example Trump ran as an auntie Outsourcing president who was against NAFTA and TPP and all that stuff in Trump's first year as president that were 93,000 jobs are outsourced that's even worse than Obama Obama had 87,000 jobs outsourced so when you go through his record with a fine-tooth comb even like the unemployment rate being low that's totally misleading because wages are falling so wages are falling and you can't just brag about your economy being wonderful and is tax bill


    Joe Rogan & Kyle Kulinski on the Khashoggi Scandal
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    violence in a we were talking about that Jamal khashoggi guy before the podcast started and how disturbing this whole thing is and I don't know what we're talking about Phil people in okay sure so Jamal khashoggi is a journalist to actually work for the Washington Post and he went into the Saudi Embassy in Turkey to get a marriage license in Istanbul to get a marriage license so for him and his wife and he never forgot out they kill them dismembered him use the bonesaw and then they even went as far as to cover it up where they had a body double go in and they gave him a fake beard and they had him wear his clothes and walk out with hair why would they have a guy with hair as a body double think about how much this had to be planned out to have a body double right but why they give the body double bubble to be a body double shave your head bald good job it's get dark hair and they're saying this is a guy he's fine walking around no issues be part of the elite class in the sense that he's a journalist and I have the people from The New York Times and Washington Post and see and they can relate and they go oh my God they're killing journalists now this is crazy look at the precedent that this set full of people don't know is for the past two or three years Saudi Arabia has been waging a literal genocide in Yemen and that's not an exaggeration so they've blockaded the country they're not allowing in medicine there's a cholera epidemic happening there millions of people are sick they have a people dying of starvation cuz they're not allowing any food or humanitarian Aid their bombing hospitals their bombing schools you're balmy open-air markets so they're doing a literal genocide and that got very little coverage but then with the journalist now finally trying to get some coverage but I'm curious what happens moving forward in terms of how will the u.s. respond to it because as I'm sure you already know this I mean they care more about that 110 billion dollar weapons deal that they just had with the Saudis and they do about the lives of your men these are the lies of journal the idea of him being really valuable it's not it's not just that he's a part of the elite is that there is a brc2 do so that they think came from up on high and it was 15 people that they're saying from Saudi Arabia and one of them was a forensics expert who like knows how to cover up evidence knows what evidence is what's like yeah dude it is the stuff that's going on is just scary to me and then there's also some interesting geopolitical stuff happening around this the head of turkey is now using this as an issue to try to snuggle up to the US because he's got Ambitions where he wants a like recreate the Ottoman Empire and of course Muhammad Ben Solomon he has Ambitions where he wants to dominate the the Middle East so you have at the same time this weird ego battle between are Dewan and Mohammed bin Salman and they're all trying to suck up to the US to you know basically get it so that we could we do favors for them and we allowed them to expand and on top of that the stories changed multiple times right that has video and audio evidence of the murder what turkey say but they don't want to release it because then people will know how they're spying on them when they visit the consulate I guess I didn't see that but I'll take your word for it yeah that was confined that that was one of the things that was brought up yesterday that they don't want to release this video and audio evidence because of they do than other people know how they're spying on them when they visit yeah I could see that I mean they should immediately cut off the arms deal with Saudi Arabia no more weapons for do the other people know how they're spying on them when they visit yeah I could see that I mean they should immediately cut off the arms deal with Saudi Arabia no more weapons for a regime that's doing the stuff that they're doing and we already knew that they behead people in the Public Square for sorcery sorcery


    Joe Rogan - Chris Christie's Anti-Marijuana Stance
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    yeah the Chris Christie thing yeah so in politicon he's what it what was he doing he's out there you are yeah you want you can play it if you want. there was one debate or Chris Christie just totally destroyed Marco Rubio chances of becoming president because he kept repeating himself over and over given the same talking points and Chris Christie pointed that out and then Mark Rubio did it again and Chris Christie was like there goes again in the room exploded it was that interaction where everybody's Rubio tank in the polls my question is in regards to the opioid epidemic I know you care deeply about that and fasting time tomorrow to call the age of Our Generation okay when you're dealing with those kind of studies a person could be doing marijuana but also be drinking a lot but also be doing anything so what the argument is it that it's a gateway drug the only way that argument works is if you somehow or another track someone and saw that marijuana made them change their opinion on doing other drugs cuz a lot of people are just doing drugs yeah and they do marijuana as well is that marijuana is a gateway drug because they started smoking marijuana and then they went to do heroin has been dismissed that's like saying water is a gateway drug to rape is every rapist drinks water you know it really is the almost that stupid so do you think that when there was a little bit of Applause cuz he answered me quickly do you think that that beginning of the I'm saying no in response that I wasn't sure do it Again Play it again it's really clear 14 and 18 are three times more likely three times more likely to try opioids for methamphetamines than people who don't and believe that when were the midst of a drug addiction crisis clearly he's got a food addiction more dangerous than marijuana marijuana on its own has killed no one ever half a million people die every year from being a fat f*** that's that's the facts yeah this guy is a part of a real death epidemic and if you were mean you would bring that up this m*********** brings up f****** bank robber size bag of M&M's to a football game I mean he's ridiculous he's ridiculous about marijuana and marijuana being a gateway drug the whole idea of a stupid like to smoke marijuana or don't smoke marijuana when is marijuana doesn't kill you it's really that simple now if you're saying that marijuana causes you to do all sorts of other things you got to have some direct pathway that shows that changes your inhibitions and changes the way you think about things that's never been done if anything what gets people to try drugs is when you tell them that marijuana is dangerous and then they smoke marijuana goes fishing dangerous I got a giggle I watch a bunch of cartoons my friends had a great f****** time. Is it the disinformation aspect of it is more dangerous than the idea that it took some survey Gateway I agree with all of that now I wanted to pounce when he said that but you have to understand this was his town hall so I knew that I was the first was going to be shunted aside very quickly anyway because there was a whole big line behind me and I agree with him because it was his town hall I wanted to pounce but I knew I can't really go back and forth like it's a debate so what I did is whenever I knew I could interject just a little bit I pushed him on it and you're going to see that in a second a bird it's a 1980s backdrop that they put up we are out already. I get that out but I wouldn't hear what we do like that right now you can't but what I would tell you is that Ron legalization of marijuana in my view alleviate or even minimize the opioid crisis in fact in some ways may add to it educate middle schoolers and high schools in Colorado has legalized marijuana that kids are coming with Gummy Bears and other type of animals and their high school and the high a good part of time is baekhyun but we're just open it he actually changed his position slightly because when he ran for president he said Not only am I against marijuana being legal at a federal level I wouldn't even let the individual states decide whether or not they want legal marijuana so in other words he would prosecute the states like Colorado and California that have legal marijuana using Federal off and right there he soften his position slightly and he said well leave it up to the states and let them decide so hey I think is going to run again in 2020 but 2024 the odds of that guy's going to make it eight more years would that FairPoint and morbidly obese car cuz he's moving his mind around with a stapler 8 through two of those he when you're a dick that's what I'm saying anyway about food he's addicted to food that's like this is unquestionably he's an addict do you think anyone said that to him in his life before and then you trim them self down yeah and it's funny because I don't think in any way he realizes the hypocrisy of having his own you know issue with food and he would argue hey man listen what I wanted to Freedom Choice when it comes to freedom for somebody to decide to tweet their Consciousness slightly all of a sudden he says you shouldn't be allowed to do that that's where the Preposterous the idea that even with what he said about alcohol didn't make any sense like would you mean alcohol do you had some sort of inability to keep that from you know going sideways again let's start from the beginning would you want alcohol to be legal or not if you could wave your hand and there would be no more problems that are alcohol Associated would you do that and make it illegal versus give a grown adult the possibility of deciding whether or not they want a drink or not drink yeah he's not being ability of deciding whether or not they want to drink or not drink yeah he's not being consistent as well that's the point is that he's willing to say about Donuts


    Joe Rogan - The Tweet that Got Gal Gadot to Block Marques Brownlee
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    was we all want to see yes in January Ron Vegas every year in January and we just went around the room and just went what phone do you use I saw that in your pocket right now take it out shows with unused iPhone after iPhone after iPhone whatever phone there's a lot of people who do sponsored videos while they'll talk about a phone as if they use it but they don't and I was one of the things that at CES specifically that we kind of had a laugh with that are Studio because you would think like if you watched everyone's videos like everyone's using a Huawei everyone I guess while we had a big budget for CVS and they just pay a lot of a bunch of people to make mate 10 Pro videos at CES so if you if you wanted to a video like what phone is in everyone's pocket I think you would just assume everyone's got a Huawei mate 10 Pro and nobody did she was really funny about why they have a lot of money to pay celebrities to tweet pads for Huawei basically dog adult being one of them so she's tweeted a bunch of Huawei ads and I noticed that you brand ambassador for Huawei tweeting ads about how much she loves her Huawei phone if you look in the details of the Tweet it's always via Twitter for iPhone and it's like whatever she can know where did you get this isn't this a mistake like it this be a malfunction see the data is clearly an iPhone and I thought I was telling Larry my screenshot and so not only did can repost them from an Android phone and she's tweeted from Android phone ever since I'll give respect for that they probably told her you're going to lose all that cash is no way she's tweeting whoever was on her team tweeting from an iPhone like the fact that you blocked barrage by like people going you're using an Android and iPhone that's why I think the vent was like a year later she unblocks me was really funny


    Joe Rogan & Marques Brownlee on Virtual Reality
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    yes a little bit I have a HTC Vive and that's been the most common use of er we have Ivan the studio and the two games that come to mind the most are called super hot play that no and beat saber I try to play but my kids dominate this the VR thing so you're so the way superhot you getting your in VR so you're wearing this thing and it's a bunch of stick figures trying to kill you and they're running downstairs running around corner is shooting at you trying to kill you but time only moves when you move so if you hold still you can look around in like see in the headset where people are inside of evaluate like okay I can I can pick up this object in hurt somebody with it again stick figures trying to kill you but it's like a strategy game in that you sort of have to evaluate where you're at and not look around too much and then as soon as you start to move and throw things everyone else is trying to kill you also and so you can sort of Dodge bullets as they come around because you don't move when you see them flying through the air there's a lot of cool stuff to this game so I got really into it I didn't get to this level which is probably yeah you got to dodge all those bullets flying at you turn around throw something at him a boxing game while there's several boxing games but VR that are really good and they give you a workout because there's a guy in front of you and it looks like you're in the room yeah it's really fun but I think with the with a haptic feedback suit especially if you could put something there it is right here the new one this is a new one bouncing off my toes and after was always liked exhaust yeah more so than it would be if I was actually sparring cuz I was actually sparring I don't think I would I don't think I would throw as many punches in such a quick succession you be more worried about getting hit back and actually getting punched when you doing it's really interesting there's also need is this in the HTC Vive 2 almost like South Park look at monsters and they're like it's still kind of cartoony but like a good graphics are crisp enough that you like feel like you're a cartoon character like when you shoot it cert like you have to lift your arm up to get the Arc of the arrow correct hit at things making content for the platform that people view it on and we started to get the full creeping up of like 360 videos getting really good and like interesting applications of of 360 video and still kind of early and I don't really know if it's going to take off for its if it's just this like medium stepping stone format to what might be a more immersive saying or maybe today are is going to be way better I don't I don't know yet but it's new ARS fasting as well I mean we we we discuss what is it magically PSI what it was the Microsoft one that's the other one is Microsoft and it magically either actually yet the ballerina was dancing in your hand magic leap but which one is that the one that people are saying it's kind of vaporware technology satellite field technology talk about that doing weird stuff with your eyes weird so this phone has a calling it I'm not I'm going to come and it's supposed to sort of pop out at the top doesn't have to be lowercase is a lowercase T so things on the screen will look 3D but anything like outside of the screen won't it's kind of hard to explain and so this is for video games or for other things as well so at this point and what they're trying to do is have media like photos and videos pop out like pop out so not just games they're going to have games as well but they have shared with me a couple of like media files that are like a good use of the 3D and I won't be curious what you think of them because they're definitely like a stretch holographic is the word they use but it's it's hard to explain and it's kind of trippy do this is weird and there's there's different like it's impossible to show on camera I've tried many different times Ernest really people have to make stuff so any content you have to shoot for four view they called four of you or they can take existing content and convert it to four of you but that's a little less successful usually with the cameras on the hydrogen traffic maps into buckets of this is something you're going to use every day and love or this is a totally organic I will never use again and I am meet I started with it in the bucket of this is kind of like a gimmick but they've put so much effort into making it good and always different conversion techniques and let's see if I can find a clip but they've been constantly changing the algorithms and adjusting it and updating it to look better that it's starting to convince me that it might be like worth paying attention to for more than just the first few seconds this is amazing would you think you would like use it all the time but how much better is it than regular video that and how long can you like look at it before your eyes start to tweak a little bit but it's kind of interesting that are in this 3D and that's maybe the best use of it cuz he can see like what's actually in the room around you the way it would show up in like a direct translation how much of an impact does it have on storage size I mean it still video files in there like big 4K videos but they're not necessarily twice as big or anything like that it looks cool but but then he can take photos and videos of things in that format if you take a picture and then look at it and you kind of like move the phone around a little bit it's kind of like shimmery in a weird way but kind of 3D sort of have to look at this through this thing like you never be able to show this to someone in the video let's figure out how to show them the video of like you can't I just have to describe it excuse my words good like you can use in portrait and landscape glasses 3D is usually only one way or the other cuz the polarisation so this is a lenticular a technology I don't know exactly how it works but you can use in portrait or landscape you can play games with it and things will react in depth of space on in the game will the first video is really interesting to because essentially like a topographic map yeah so it was kind of weird like seeing these little figurines moving towards them and realized it was mostly shot for this format and things would like kind of go past you and speakers are also really good so they have the sort of a 3D conversion technique for audio as well where it's one of those behind you but yeah it's definitely interesting glasses when they first came out okay this is this going to be something I guess I probably did it was I can't wear it to class or like walk around I guess I could walk around Hoboken with it but the whole idea of an augmented reality the full screen that I can just check the weather and then look back down or check my text and look back down was like it could be cool but also if you look at someone wearing Google Glass like bad guys wearing Google Glass much newer version of that wear again it was like a a small projection to a prism that would you could see but no one else could and it would fit into something that looked more like regular glasses so had a battery it had everything but it didn't have a camera and you still had a screen that you can look up into the corner too and I was like the difference between regular glasses so it's like it's it's an interesting concept and I don't know where it goes from here if it has to be glasses baster full then surely have some sort of a chip-in or I or what the deal is with what what the next move is but it's a cool concept 20 years ago. Virtual reality was going to be the future and then it did took a long time for the hardware to catch up a augmented reality has a more promising and media future because it's more useful virtual reality has like the immersion Factor going for it the problem is you have to make a how to make a whole world so augmented reality is just like some layer on top of your current world so you can get like a little screen or whatever or you look at one particular thing and it looks different from real life that's easier to build for virtual reality you have to build the whole world that you step into a much much deeper layer of immersion which is great to step into but also hard to make so that's the difference I think I'm more into a are at the moment I think a are in the sense of having all the functions of your phone in front of you in the air when you call upon them yeah, the movie well I think they are in a sense of having all the functions of your phone in front of you in the air when you call upon them yeah, the movie


    Joe Rogan - Marques Brownlee Explains Ultimate Frisby
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    take a watch off when I played because it's a wrist thing constantly like moving and play like frisbee disc Ultimate Frisbee you play 9 or 18 holes and you're throwing and walking up to it they can get up frisbee is different Ultimate Frisbee you can think of is kind of like football basketball are you just throwing that frisbee with the left and the right and yes mostly one and sometimes you throw a little off at her to the left hand I don't know there's something about wearing something on my wrist like throwing and catching elves not so this is all I'm pretty sure is All Pro highlights but you guys are pro there is professional Ultimate Frisbee now and you're playing professionally not playing professional Ultimate Frisbee fun play this I want snacks that guy that I just scored like 15 points against football and his chances at your like at you like head level that's what Ma seeing someone looks like but his other words for it so you might rip someone I can't believe you're doing this without you because you're so serious about it basically rebuilding I lose like 15 times during the season so I'm like putting that back on and yes I like try out season in like February or March and then you just start getting throws back in your cardio back and starting to work into it and then the season starts I would think that like leg strength and explosive power like doing box jumps and things on those lines of a huge for you yes so there's different like sort of like basketball or football there's different sword types players you can sort of the handlers and receivers for people who aren't as explosive but are really really quick or our handle is now go around the squirrel around and they'll have awesome strength and they'll be able to throw anywhere but they want to sell it go downfield and try to go score on someone because they're not as tall or is explosive meanwhile a lot of cutters are you think of sort of like a wide receiver in football they're going downfield in their the athletes going and making plays in the air and other hard2guard downfield but they're not necessarily screwing around throwing a lot of catching another thrower and then going for some more yards again so if you watch a game on phone is very fluid but it's going on it's like certain players are mostly doing certain things like mostly throwing mostly getting a disc back other people are mostly going downfield threatening to leave there's a lot of terminology for my second two years so pretty serious and we play against other high schools around the country we travel we flew against rivals in Massachusetts and Connecticut and all these other schools and then we had the big Eastern championship at the end of the high school season that was that's what we all play for we won 11 straight state championships the two years that I played I did not know this is even a thing that is so crazy I would have never guessed was it when was Ultimate Frisbee invented I was head like a couple months ago is less than 10 years old so there's always been the sort of Club there's always been that so I've played for the New Jersey Garden State club team for much longer. Play for any pro teams and that's generally what players take the most seriously the club championships were this past weekend in New York area team beat the San Francisco area team win Nationals like that's generally what people care the most about but it's not respect are friendly so what we've sort of created is the adl's the American ultimate disc League it's a pro version of frisbee it's mainly the same sport but a little bigger field and a little bit faster play just cuz they shorten the stoppages and have referees and everything now and there is selling tickets and selling merch in jerseys sport but a little bigger field and a little bit faster play just cuz they shorten the stoppages and have referees and everything now and there is selling tickets and selling merch in Jersey is in and like broadcasting games and have a pro championship at the end of the year so that's that's been like a whole new thing for frisbee players to pay attention to and play for a protein as well as past couple years and spent pretty fun


    Joe Rogan - I'm Winning Sober October
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    has kept me like I've usually don't wear Smartwatch for very long but I think it's been about a month and I just keep like so there's a few charity can challenge people to a one-week on challenge to whoever burns the most calories and has the most points or whatever through like point system of Fitness has been I think pretty special and pretty good well this content has been really crazy with me and my friends so what you trying to do is going to get a bell like a WWE style belt that says Intergalactic sober October champion and has like marijuana leaf for the line through it and a bottle of booze will line through it and you wear these things and it it works with an app is pretty good and it registers your amount of your heart rate the amount of calories and it gives you a point system in the point system is I don't know what it what they call it semi PS on what it stands for but this the amount of points over the month is what everyone shooting for rent and so today we're at October 23rd so we have eight days to go and I have worked out more in these 23 days then I have in like the last six months and I'm not exaggerating hard I got more than 900 points then after the podcast I said f*** it we're going to go for another hundred and I worked out and I got another hundred points put in another hour it's maniacal cuz you actually see the number and because I could see the number I could see all my friends numbers and I'm way ahead so I'm I'm just keep telling them twisting the blade cuz I'm so far ahead like right now I am 1500 points away from adults that slob when you have people connected with the fitness part of it it will literally notify me when one of my friends has finished a workout and tell me like how good there were how many points they just got and you know everyone's getting a notification so I'm going to put in the extra for 5 miles on the bike so they get that notification that I did that and that really does work I mean there's no doubt about it just having that external motivating factor and then singing number the something about like with this with the maps maps whatever the f*** that stands for accelerometer and gyroscope so who knows when you're standing knows when you're moving quickly and I basically just comes up with a points number at the end of the day every time I fly I just don't get any points cuz I just sit there but yeah there's like a live counter constantly going of like you and your friends and you got to have a highest number two it does it gives you the same amount of points for 80% of your max heart rate is it does 490 so like the first day I said I'm just going to Sprint and try to borrow these guys put them in 90% for 35 minutes I was like they can't do that I'm just going to do some s*** they can't do but it doesn't give you any more points for 90% 90% gives you exact amount of points is 80% killing themselves that's what I think is always in the two and three fat bird never gets in yellow that's lob it around waddling around with blue and green mostly gray gets a lot of gray he'll get gray for hours just waddle and complaining thinking about vodka dreaming about food is going to watch this and hit the gym and media so he's playing catch-up so f****** b**** wolves 10 miles away and not going to get you the Wolves a hundred yards away this is going to double everything I do look at fat face that's not even possible for throw up to keep the keep the boot on his neck and they accept is all your chemo two points well that would be good then you just do for keep going over it's really all jokes aside it's been really fun what's going on behind Vice and then you sink so you could pretend that you're not doing any work I could stand bag yes no one knows when the last day you like you son-of-a-b**** at an almost impossible level so I guess we like I said I worked out 5 and 1/2 hours and then another hour today I've already put in 2 hours to put in 2 hours at 7 this morning so the thing is I'm putting two hours in at yellow 80% for 2 hours fat burnt-out they're waddling around with his dog pretends he's working hard making videos that he's got like gray and a little bit of blue heat and maybe green little green then he takes a break cries 2 hours fat burnt out they're waddling around with his dog pretends he's working hard making videos that's he's got like gray and a little bit of blue heating maybe green little green any takes a break cries


    Joe Rogan & Marques Brownlee - Best Phone Cameras
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    1 plus you said that that was your favorite phone before the Google pixel 3 why do you like the pixel 3 better than that phone cuz I've heard great things about the OnePlus yeah I love the OnePlus still and I would have no problem using it today but this camera is so much better than every other song yeah for YouTube and blogging and in the OnePlus which is already a $600 phone and is the OnePlus what I mean that the Galaxy Note 9 supposed to have a very good cameras well I can't tell the difference I'm not good enough to like when you put an iPhone photo next to a pixel photo iPhones have notoriously great cameras pixels haven't really great cameras you might be totally fine I want but you put them next to each other you will notice massive differences between the iPhone 10 to OnePlus 5T to two other phones I did like a 5 camera blind test and what I did was I put the five photos next to each other but didn't tell you which one is which maybe cdre and you go down the list and I have like 7 8 9 photos in a row CD rate pick your favorite one a lot of people went with d a lot of people went with d and they didn't know which one it was not the end I revealed which one was which and a lot of people were surprised by which one I picked the pixel over iPhone everytime really interesting and has a lot more immediately which one is a pixel and you might not because I reckon I remember pixel 2 had cooler colors and more contrast than any other one and is like rain. Yeah so another thing about these is it helps to see it in a high-resolution because the difference in detail and sharpness between them is another thing I paid attention to which ones he I want to say that was the OnePlus but I forget what I know so I'm pretty sure be is it and I was a big characteristic of the pixel 2 from last year and that was a big issue with the screen as well write the to the Xcel and everytime be the same every time I know I'm already pretty sure that D is the pixel go to go to the top left on with the selfie so again like that gray sweatshirt is starting to look a blue and B write an e-book how much higher bright of their Shadows are like my black hair looks kind of Grey at that point in that went unnoticed until you put them side-by-side like the same and Sissy never your little character up yes he is a little bit tighter so I'mma go see the iPhone because the iPhone is has a a little bit tighter selfie Camera Android phones have a wider angle selfie camera cuz you can fit more people in them but Apple's always told me they go with a tighter angle because there's less Distortion and they want to feel more natural you just take a picture of yourself and look great a real camera into the into the mix good yeah versus an actual good camera and whenever you look at these portrait mode photos what they're doing is they're sort of trying to outline the subject keep it sharp and then blur the background and your figure they've gotten better at this because the fall off between the blur isn't just like a cutout in real life you get sort of like a gradient of how much blur you have so pixel 2 has typically the sharpest cut out and the best like separation between the background or the iPhone kind of just take face keeps the face sharp and then sort of has a more natural fall off so your body might not be in focus and notate she's not as good that's a really really see how good the pixel 2 is InFocus and Note 8 she's not as good image that's a really in that one you really see how good the pixel 2 is yeah. Better at that actually yes


    Kelly Slater on Surfing & Jiu-Jitsu - JRE #1185
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    singer of some punk band and then became a yogi and he would come to 10th planet and he would just he can move in ways he likes without the f*** are you doing man like his body was so did he had so much dexterity and flexibility it was impossible to like hold them in positions could move your two belts below me but I can't games really good at Jiu-Jitsu Dairy to write he had this crazy you also had amazing breath work like he never got tired like his car was incredible but it was all because of his his breathing technique and we Panic Breeze yeah yeah most people Natasha Leggero but he was always about control control and your brother and he was like you know prior to win doing his thing and becoming so too well known he was fixing to go sit and cold you know ice cold freezing cold water just loving it yeah he's a fascinating guy and he was really the first guy that should have introduced martial artist to the power of yoga because he was the best that stomach work he know you'll go to class and I'm okay breath apart and move it side to side and use every muscle in his body individually independent of other muscles also love surfing he also love surfing love surfing given boards to Hixson for a long time you guys love surfing yeah because of Rio Andre Owens likes Donuts


    Joe Rogan - Louis CK's Path to Redemption
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    has levels you really hear about all the stuff now and you like what in terms of someone like Louis this got to be a Road to Redemption in this is one of the problems with people that are so f****** angry is that they don't think there's any Road to Redemption they want State said you need to do this but I did he'd served his time lost his freedom for 4-year yes so his job that he had before has nothing to do with it but it does come down to people going I'm not through with you suffering yet okay same thing with Louis that you represent but like pervert I can ask what are you I don't know if you hang out with two girls were like talking dirty for 2 days ago and drinks with them if you start getting let the ideas so I can write all these sides not it up tell you what I'll just ask outright can I f****** jerk off in front of you and they said yes no that's still not enough what are you talkin about but here's the thing so not creeper but he represents think the people just like Roseanne represented Trump when she said if she has a character voted for Trump in diction to show too because their representative evil gets women they go just get rid of that representative and they're not human being that people actually know human as a person if someone says yes if you ask can I beat off in front of you and they say yes this one thing is if this is an aggressive angry person traps you to Roomba fracture on the blue of your life well we're done with that you did your crime or we still hate you has nothing to do with Mike Richards how you got your job for everybody I mean human beings very Wild Bill Cosby go up at a prison no no open up in prison just agree to what he did was this job you know I mean Petros bet on baseball he hurt the job he was doing so that you like you can't be in baseball anymore cuz you f***** over baseball but Jenny f*** over baseball by betting on it do you like users relievers Inc in situation they wouldn't have that he can't use it tomorrow because it's October baseball baseball Redemption maybe but you f***** over jokes while you f***** over other, so you slept over the experience to another job the joke stealing thing in this is where it gets really really weird is there's no real punishment other than people deciding they don't like you cuz you're a joke Thief let's do the car you can have the car anymore like we know Mencia did and does your headlight Europe is closing bit on purpose I'm with you can never get it you're going to love this guy disses joke about selling corn the side of the road was like yelling, so goody has it been about about his dad he would just tell the punchline how many they were bitter enemies it was like about writing writing them out to somebody a long time before the arguments way going. But like they hate each other back then Freddy hated Bobby Bobby paid in the back only because people getting caught it's like the punishments real though it's almost better than going to jail did the stain is palpable as real and you see it not just with him not just of Mencia but there's a few of them and you can tell the difference to between somebody going back I took that guy's joke vs. Guy takes jokes you know I mean verses that guy takes jokes and I mean we all just know that guy steals jokes you know about you


    Joe Rogan on Steve Jobs' Craziness
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    excellent but I feel like the running on the momentum of Steve Jobs maniacal vision of more Steve which is true that they did nine years ago like why not and if people keep buying them of course they'll probably never have reason to change it's just a different kind of company now before I mean he was like Jen generally regarded as an a****** like just a crazy whip cracking but it wasn't using it wasn't working during one of his get the it was casual what is hilarious it was like it was anger to it though cuz someone definitely got fired like within minutes of that happening on stage to work like a demo and then or seem like an Apple event like the entire audience half of the audiences just people typing like blogging like exactly what's going on so they're all connected to the internet they live blogging yes is Steve translate get me when I work look at his face this is the thing like back that up a little bit and give me some volume after that the show he was definitely doing in this room to turn your Wi-Fi off so that this will work maybe one I need everyone to stop logging closer laptops get off the Wi-Fi and then this will work and I was kind of like a couple minutes of like haha that's funny maybe is he serious and like slowly like everyone did closeout he's like it wasn't going to work what was the issue Wireless related getting something to load or work but that was pretty hilarious to me feel like if you want things to operate at the speed of Apple when he was alive you kind of have to be a f****** crazy assholes I don't know what's going on for my video but this is failing to load Wi-Fi base station operating in this room we can't deal with that turn off the Wi-Fi and all of you look around each other but that's another thing like FaceTime is another proprietary thing that Apple has its really excellent and it's built into the contacts that works perfectly with them just how I refuse to even try an Android phone on Android Apple will never let that happen they know that they can hold people hostage on iOS as long as they want if they can't get iMessage anywhere else airdrop Walled Garden wonderful Walled Garden they know that they can hold people hostage on iOS as long as they want if they can't get iMessage anywhere else FaceTime airdrop Walled Garden wonderful Walled Garden


    Joe Rogan & Marques Brownlee - The Problem with Apple
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    sour on Apple because of what they did with the batteries yeah that was such a dirty thing to me because everybody is always suspected like my friend Brian was always like dude I'm telling you when the new phones come out your old phone starts moving slower Mike the a conspiracy that's all horseshit I was like you assholes didn't tell people avoided like the whole flight PR going to we're going to call it by just telling people look this is what we do when your phone's getting older we need to preserve either the CPU or the battery so when it's either volledige down CPU or save your battery pick one and give us a choice they didn't tell us until people started suspecting things and they had to make a statement and I know it's kind of dirty in like hidden don't buy it why will wild when they just let the battery be slower or net let the CPU be slower they give you a choice now but if you never look for it you'll never find it and they definitely still default to saving your battery by underclocking a chip so your phone will still slow down if you don't know where to find that option has come out engineered obsolescence and they do they're doing this on purpose to get you to keep buying the newest latest and greatest but Apple come on I mean if your friends but on paper it's there's a lot of things about Apple that I really like I really love that the OS I'll it really love it I mean it's but it's just so much better than Windows but their keyboard sucks so bad on their laptop doesn't feel good shallow travel is always issues with I switch to a Lenovo ThinkPad just for for stand-up I have to write a lot and I found out that I've Right Way slower like 10 words per minute slower like it's it's a real issue because it's like it you make a lot more mistakes with those little shallow clicky things and with the Lenovo you have them a much much more travel it's much easier to touch type it just feels better for me for that bums me out like why can't they get that right like you you're making these things for Creative people right that's your whole things like I think different portrayed himself as versus what you're actually experiencing if you never listen to Apple and you get the new laptop wireless keyboards worse sucks why is this keyboard so shallow and mushy and then you're supposed to listen to Apple on there like we made it quieter we made it thinner so the laptops that are now will give you all these reasons why they did what they did and there's supposed to experience assassin just evaluated without listen to that for writers and you write on a regular basis you want a comfortable keyboard and you know I constantly search for the best keyboard right now I think it's probably the ThinkPad but I've heard great things about the razor the Razor Pro which is the really large gaming one it has a mechanical keyboard for the first time ever on a laptop and that's supposed to be really good try the blade and I've tried what I'm doing right now is the surface the Microsoft Surface laptop 2 and I've got a pretty good keyboard travels a lot of the backlit and then the actual laptop part itself is not metal it's got like Alcantara like Mighty inside a car like a soft touch on the laptop out of my back. Guess what kind of like razor pull up that Razer Blade Pro to if you get a chance we'll look at the surface first cuz he's going to go grab that but the Razer Blade Pro is also it's an enormous laptop and it has the yeah that's it right there the Razer Blade Pro is so big and wide that it actually has the mouse on the side like a trackpad this is it huh that's a surface laptop 2 polished Alcantara if I'm putting my Palms on that all the time how long will that last will start to like thin out and look kind of worn after a while or whilst they looking like that I hope it does not have a whole laptop is black which is I think it looks dope but that's also usually a thing for magnet and carry around like a matte black thing you get like all this grease on it or whatever what's the saying about the difference between the keyboard on this versus the keyboard on what I have is I have the Lenovo carbon X1 and what I really like about this is that there's they're not flat they have like a little bit of like a dip to them so your fingers were indicted in them a little bit when you have like this spot yeah why don't people figure that out all of it is just to get used to it like there's a Google tablet that came out recently with a $200 keyboard accessory that has circular keys and slightly concave but like typing on it was fine and like they claim like that once you get used to it like the surface area of the key being circular makes it easier to type faster after a while I do if I buy that yet but if you were it looks like a typewriter when you just look at it Google like $200 keyboard tablet to a laptop with this keyboard dock Alcantara on the hand rest feels amazing yeah that's really nice yeah get used to that I've been using a MacBook Pro for so long like I the contrast is like I was really used to like having metal in like metal feels premium and good like it's not going to wear down but I like this a lot what metal doesn't feel good those on your hands when you're sitting on it for a long time is literally Sharp Cuts you kind you put your hands on the edge 420 Nova was carbon fiber and I saw this whole thing is not cheap though it's not cheap in comparison to a Mac laptop though it says it is like a 13in to get a 15in or you get nothing yet call do pixel slate next to the tablet it's a great accessory like the on the back like I don't know if you seen a Surface tablet with the lyrics I have like a couple notches Rican adjust it and I think the new version has you adjust the tablet Apple's the only company that makes keyboards that I know that had it better in like 2012 and they do in 2018 if you get a 2012 MacBook this is kind of better is more travel yeah you might think it's like an upgrade if they want yeah yeah some of their own desire to make great design but they often very often make compromises sometimes to the detriment of how good a product can be to make it look better classic example was the Mac Pro a little circular trash can looking Mac Pro it came out 12 or something like that and I loved it but it only had one for a $67,000 workstation and they constantly overheated and would throttle and eventually it was a nightmare for the wasn't that something that was going on with the latest laptops with the latest MacBook Pro so the actual performance even though the CPU is more powerful was not as good as the last Model red that's what she was talking to make it look bad exactly beautiful and the matebook pro is really a better version of the MacBook and then today yeah I don't know how we're on the table level of where we're sitting looking up at you that's where there's there's a lot of great things about that but Pro and Hardware there's another thing about Bloomberg report do you see that the chips that came from all these this this server company or the company that makes the chips that sells to all these big companies like apple and major major companies and now everyone's compromise and I was like nope not true definitely not true don't say that the bezels they're almost non-existent challenge if you make that now you have to convince people to switch from the MacBooks that they love to that just on looks alone they could probably do it but then there's all the other features like well it doesn't run Mac OS 10 do I have iMessage do I have no touchpad but I'd say to this day still Apple has the best laptop touchpad the multi-touch stuff well there's that there's also people love having an Apple product at 2 they do love that like if someone and you find out it won't send an iMessage only sending text message I was weirdo he's they have a flip phone like some weird person I've been on the other side of that like I carry an iPhone but I don't I text people on my Android phone so I've never been on the judging side but I wonder about that everyday like really what does it matter like I text you with a green bubble witch Apple decided first of all to differentiate iMessage vs. text message which is hilarious it I'm sure they decided today I'm sure in a software update they tweet that green to make it look extra harsh a long time ago like pool tables the cloth generally is green right but when they started playing professional tournaments they realized that blue cloth is actually easier on the eyes you could differentiate differentiate the edges better so a lot of like really high-end professional matches are played on blue it's like a light blue sky blue cloth yeah I seen and that's I guess because of the way your eyes work like something about primary colors in the cones and you're more contrast and soda blue something like that I don't know with green is not quite as pleasing as white contrasting with blue where that it could be the Apple f****** with you with the green to give you some vomit green make it some brown color and I say yeah yeah why would they make a blue iMessage the app that button you press to open it is green tea green or go when I make a blue that's really true yeah what the f*** that's very good point Jamie and it's supposed to have better battery life better but you got to deal with Windows 10 which is a little bit of a pain in the ass admit it's like the updates are almost daily there's something going on with firmware or something going on with this or that or mostly though because most of what I do on my laptop is pretty web-based so I'm just living in Chrome or Safari or whatever so it's not a big deal but I have to go out and Lightroom photo work and then like suddenly I'm digging through files and I'm in Windows and it's then you start to feel different first time you have to update a driver 1996 Windows 7 to Windows 10 Vista was kind of that Nightmare and then they kind of have worked up words I used to make my own computer hardcore video gaming Day's Night computer store to buy parts but I would have to do the whole like cross cross-referencing what's compatible with what online and then put together a hole and then just buy it and 9 boxes show up and then hopefully they all work the same experience video cards and connecting them with that cable and their mess up in brake line what about this and I used to be able to do that with apple you used to be able to buy clones yeah I mean Mike so I way back in the day still in high school I had a Dell XPS like 7:30 I think it's cold as huge desktop where again you could like take the CPU Cooler out put a new one in his modular fully and then Apple also made this huge desktop is Power Mac or I don't know what it was called the time but it was again massive you could take you could take the rim take a CPU out but it was like this this weird systemware like they're on like decks and you had to like it might take this big metal slide out and then do the CPU there and then put it back in satisfying to like change the hardware Tucker one generation after that cuz that hold that it had like basically like elevator levels to it like the tablet on the bottom of hard drives in the power supply on top like all that stuff and he can mess with that if you go over someone's house and have that now you like what the f*** is wrong with you but that's the thing about like that was the most accessible modular desktop Apple ever ever made and now they're making his promise again like alright we listened we know that little trashcan Mac Pro is not good thermal design-wise for anyone so we're going to make a modular professional desktop Mac Pro again that's what they said and it's going to be next year sometime and I keep picturing that I picture them going back to the roots of like a real Bonafide desktop is right now the most powerful iMac or Mac you can get the iMac Pro and you can't even update the ram in the iMac Pro and you can't even update the ram in the iMac Pro really can't update anything what you what you get if you buy a $7,000 iMac Pro you will have that spec forever that was once you opening anything in that thing so when they say update in a bowl real well-designed Apple desktop I'm like I really hope they're doing that like


    Joe Rogan - Some People Still Don't Know How Bad SeaWorld Really Is
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    really you're not no I mean not other than two worlds kidnapping of them foxy world. I don't so I just don't understand I mean I guess I understand cuz I was a kid once and I went there but I don't understand how a rational logical thinking adult could take their kids to SeaWorld after all the information that's out there about about this social behaviors about how smart these animals are about unfortunately I agree with you if you did get the information yeah a lot of people just don't know they think while they're they're fed their healthy have a nice day I think I have a pretty good heart and I feel bad for animals that are locked up but need to travel 100 miles a day in their social packs and they need to have interaction with other animals and they need a certain amount of space I mean imagine you think about solitary confinement for a prisoner guy a prisoner who's who's in the who's in a room that's no wider than they are tall and maybe twice has twice as long as they are tall you know and and there's no interaction with other people to go crazy most people come out of prisons and jails worse than they went in because of this kind of thing that happens to him but I think of being in there for 30 years just wondering if there's another whale and other side that wall can I get some fish I'm here can you see these videos of the trainer that was killed in a train at 1 trainer luckily I got his great freediver and he lived through a basically and attacked by an orca in the thing knew he wanted to get over to that wall and he went up I'm not going to play with you and I'm just going to keep pulling you down and pulling you down the guy was good enough freediver to be able to know okay I got to conserve my energy I got to bring my heart rate down I'm going to have to have to hold my breath against my will when I don't know what's going to happen a friend of mine used to work at Marineland in Canada my friend Phil Phil dimmers and he was an orca trainer and you know and he's trying to get Marineland close down there's a big lawsuit with them and he's been involved in a lawsuit with them for over 5 years now I was just hanging out with him in Toronto and he was a walrus trainer and this is walrus that he was taken care of as the only one that's left there that survived and Marineland is like slowly going bankrupt the guy was the original owner is now go down quickly go Bank so dark man the whole the whole business is so dark because you know a lot of them say oh we won't take any you know orcas are dolphins from captivity but they'll get them from people that stole them in the wild and they they breed you know I think there's no more breeding around America he was a Pioneer in interspecies communication which is a it's a weird field he was a scientist that was also he took like extreme liberties with his scientific research took a lot of acid gave it a sin to dolphins why did a lot of Dolphin Research in the flotation tank do a lot of really really wacky s*** right after he believed that one day Dolphins were going to have a seat in the United Nations he believe we're going to be able to communicate with dolphins and the Dolphins were going to be nice as water people he thought they were going to be literally they thought they were smart as human beings amazing if we could figure out how to communicate with them they would have the same rights as human beings and that was a genius mean just he and I agree with them I think there's just a level of communication there's a way that they haven't communicating that we don't understand but it's a super-complex fair their own dialects they have they they they have this crazy social code they had something like incredibly Dynamic about their their environment and they're their there they're you know their social groups to be to be able to speak a language you need to know like a hundred fifty words for the dolphin and you like 700 words 300 where I don't know if I kept hundred like a man's yeah is there like they don't know we're making fun of them for hundreds of years don't think they know what to do with them with wild one of the things that Phil was working with was there's a group was that group that were there trying to they're going to create a boundary out in the ocean and slowly release the Dolphins and orcas out into this boundary and then you know it keeps feeding them but then slowly really open Pandora possibly and that would be a way for people to actually experience it cuz the idea is that I had a debate with his trainer I watch Blackfish and it just freaked me out and of course it's a confirmation bias is not totally unbiased right obviously they're trying to make a point but this one was talk to all the different trainers and stuff I got in contact and he said the whole movie is yes I think I believe this guy was actually in the movie is all Bs orcas live longer in in captivity then did they do in the wild he told me that orcas have been in captivity as long as they live yet so we don't know that so that's completely Ally It's he has no idea if that's true he said they're more healthy he told me all these things he's telling me I looked him up inside because that's how he makes his living exactly and I know some dolphin trainers and I actually went to SeaWorld a few times in Australia nice to know if you the trainers back in the late 90s and I went there a few times when will the Dolphins the first day I was there I want things I asked him was like today at least guys ever get that free and write down I can feel the pull back you know straight away two times when will the Dolphins the first day I was there when things I asked him is like today at least guys ever get that free and right then I can feel the pull back you know straight away I can feel like maybe but that doesn't make it right


    Joe Rogan & Kelly Slater Freak Out About Crocodiles
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    yeah they keep a track like you know they're pretty visual in about how where they are what rivers they would because I got to warn people that don't swim hear some people don't listen in their stupid to die but like rocks not going to just go to give you an exploratory bite like a great white might and Ryu and away from the underbite you know they're going to do is a horrible story Africa in the sky water guy went with him did you just might be a different story I don't know what store did you hear this one was like these two guys were going to do a first descent down this thing and they were contacting another guy who have done that River an American Guy and American guy was like I can't miss this is sent I got to do this I got to do that whole river and then the three of them just Crocs everywhere in the river was real slow and wide and as soon as they got their all the rivers all the Crocs came off the riverbank and there oh s*** there's like tons and this guy's theory was to take his helmet and throw it off to the side so it would be like movement and distract them and they'd attack that the shore and all three of them got together in this american guy was on the right side and the other two guys we got in there so close they could like the guy in the middle cuz I couldn't really paddle he was just kind of like you know kind of move along with them and so they figured it was a bigger we are the bigger looking more intimidating like maybe we'll be okay 15 18 and up grabs a guy takes him out of it guy disappears and never see him again his backpack floats up and then it stuff floating down Downstream the other two guys get out of water and I think I'm telling the story pretty good because I read it like five times online too and they got all the water and then in a little village just down and there's a little bridge over and there was some boats with the boats were all dry-docked and then went down and then broken English it was one person that could talk to me whatever they said we know are both turn on the water cuz it's too many cops here we know not going to water cuz they're like we need a boat we got to find his body we got to try and save him you know and then it went to the bridge and wash this stuff like Float by that's the same story and the guy wasn't supposed to be on the trip under the kayak brutal this is Show color are Uncharted by jockey is Florida Alligator they found in Florida was strolling across the golf course in the next day they found a giant snake a giant rattlesnake strolling across the golf course was friends with Steve Irwin before he passed away he thought he actually had me hand feed a 13 folk-rock scariest and scariest thing I've ever done in my life terrified he I don't know he told me you know you got to feed a crock kids of these things look at their heads good Lord and these are wild Crocs crazy when I'm playing I'm playing golf I play like golf Florida I always mess with the Gators like I'll grab by the tail phone comparison to the other ones I was fishing in Australia in the freshwater river but it goes down to the ocean so saltwater crocs come up it to a certain point there's like this damn and they don't go past that so you know down here is up here is all the freshwater down here is fresh and saltwater and we saw a few 15-foot Crocs this day and we're in a boat that was 6 feet wide and 18 ft long 15 18 ft long and you know the guy taking us you said you know we don't have problem in this boat but you know if you fell out of the boat is a bug problem but he was telling his story one day I was fishing with these guys in swing I stand up in the boat fishing he falls out of it and the guy was about 250 pounds or something like a big dude like two maybe three hundred pounds he's like a big overweight guy and he fell off the boat in the guy said the guy was in the water for about 2 minutes and he was just like any second this guy's dead he's like there's nothing I can do and he said it was all they could do to get him from the front of the he was trying to pull up count beside he couldn't and he was panicking so he's you know when people go into panic mode like when people are drowning in their panic and they say you got to punch him in the face and try to knock him out calm down and that they couldn't punch this guy like they were they were trying to get him to calm down and then to get him all the way the back of the boat cuz that again about the transom and decide from there they could get leverage and lifting it wouldn't flip the boat or whatever but he said a couple minutes and and he's like at any time there's a Crockett's big enough to eat you with inside of us here at all time but this guy said that he said that the biggest United with the biggest one you ever see who is she in 15 foot Crocs like every 20 minutes every half an hour and 15 from what's the biggest one you ever saw and he said might the biggest one I was always about 20 ft yeah 2019 baby and he said he's only seen it once and he shot from about a kilometer away in the estimate of the size and he said this guy at these guys in a helicopter shot once and it doesn't stay in the river it stays out in the ocean and he said it's so smart it knows it's in silty water when nothing can see it there's nothing as big as it it it opened its territory you know foot boat and he said if this thing because I tell you this how big they are because this one would be he said if it was under our boat it would be sticking out about 4 to 6 feet on either side across its back sideways and wearing the six with my boat so he said be like 15 foot across the back its back leg that's healthy enough to think of the girth poster that you know like a great white when you see a 15 foot great white its girth is 15 ft Brian much their self at once I get like 10 feet and they start eating fat in the growth gets about the length of them so if you see a 15 or 20 foot 18 foot great white and you measure the girth it's pretty much their length thing is eating over a hundred or two hundred people in these Villages and they think it's like 23 ft long or something what this is Jim Shockey Uncharted the Savannah King it was f*** that thing f*** that thing and everything that was alive before it that made dinosaurs. I like to make that larger look at the size of that f****** thing what is the largest confirmed one guy who told me that's all you got might have been trying to freak me out to I mean and it's not 20 feet across his back or 12 feet you know that the Earth relative to the length changes at that point Cambodia crocodile 70 knows this just the the species they're talking about the five largest crocodiles ever recorded show the picture of the Cambodian 123 ft long that far dwarf those pills were 60 feet or whatever extinct giant crocodile commercial fisherman in South Africa and he's like he told me he's like the biggest shocks a way bigger than you think he's like to see a picture with 10 guys fishing almost he said like everyone in the boat tell the shark to the camp next to their boat there were 20 miles off of Port Elizabeth weather replay fish and he's claiming thing with more than half the length of their 16 foot boat yeah he's like it was 35 ft that's what he tells me what is the biggest great white like 20 please how many people are out there I don't know where the biggest ones could the biggest ones are smart you know I really should bigshock rarely I'll see you tonight I've seen a couple of great whites in South Africa jump look at that thing. That is the replica of something that used to exist 12 animals you're glad holiday I want to watch it she needs like the artistic license on these things are so bizarre there's no truth to it it's like I wouldn't see that coming at all I wouldn't have thrown the water 4 seconds after that I saw that movie with Samuel Jackson like 3 weeks ago and Paris together no one saw it during that time I mean it's kind of like UFOs I got to see one yeah I got a few alien sharks and we know they get big and whatnot doesn't how many people out there looking for them and it was 20 ft yeah and it's you two must have been a pregnant female or something body looks like even bigger around than the length and they said was 20 this thing she like its face almost looks like small compared to another thing that's the Shark Feeding freaks me out but this guy touch that why she just comes out he's like I got a touch this. To get out of there b**** small compared to how weird to think that that thing has dominance over that thing it is but they're so much smarter yeah can be good man or I could be like it like that it was one of one of those or one of those I mean that would be I'd love to go take my friends and just go noodling sometimes sounds kind of creepy your girlfriend be like what's noodling for catfish do snapping turtles bite your arm off Win It


    Joe Rogan - Kelly Slater on Surfing Wipeouts
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    one of those giant tube crashes Down On Top Gear Medina he will end up winning the contest it's not super fun when you eat it he came close to dying he probably talk to you about the vest he created because of that he almost drowned he created a vessel you pull a CO2 cartridge and it blasts you know this big bladder and let's hit a surface even if you get knocked out or taken water somebody going to find you if I save you but yeah this is nothing me there so I didn't make that but that wasn't even a big one for that day and kind of get under and I could suck back over so there's a little bit of a skill that goes with wiping out so you understand that energy it's you know it's like a it's like a tornado or like a hurricane that the eyewall is the worst but your fear in the center you're fine you know I always I've always wondered like that you follow hurricane inside the center of the aisle I could you just stay with it and be okay but you could have moved it a really slow speed run find a road and you got a good radar guy going north no no no Pro Northwest their lips breads the water that it hits and it send you right down to the reef especially in a place like this where it's when you see where this will Halo it's generally hot shower lower than it is high so the way will be 15 ft and watermelon g560 deep so think of all that energy it's going to hit most of its going to hit the reef at some point so that's how you want it you want to try to kind of fall like where that lives landing and then Escape Under into Bluewater what do you do if you know you're going to hit a reef you kind of just brakes you don't hit your head for the most part you can tell up and down sometimes you lose your equilibrium open underwater but for the most part you can tell what is up and down till you can feel it coming in I mean I'm going to put my arms there before I take take it on my head and so I'm trying to be like a cat like when I hit I want to be able to I'll break my hands or feet or whatever you know I'm not worried about that I don't want to get knocked out so I think everyone default is to try to cover your head then if you hit anywhere else you're kind of okay just don't hit your head and when the waves come crashing down on you do you lose your sense of up and down you can yeah but you know you're you also have your board connected to it from the leash and that's usually that's generally going to pull up to kind of know if you don't feel you're bored pulling your kind of worried like shut my board might hit me and my spear me underwater you know in the face with your bored or fan or something that's kind of spooky I was surfing with a guy who's like a big brother me as child with Tom Carroll is it two time world champion we're surfing Tahiti one time together and used to wear helmet lot of guys don't work most people don't wear a helmet but Tommy's to wear a helmet he was really really used to it but having something you know an extra say inch around your head or half-inch it's like it changes your judgment a little so you got to be used to it I always felt like it was weird it for sparring to yeah with your peripheral vision yeah we are dealing with ancient you know percentage which is like just stuck in your head into that lip until you got to you got to kind of be really aware of your range in your your ability to like talk your head at certain places and I was never comfortable with him myself with Tom and he wiped out and his board Spirit him in the ear and it broke it broke the helmet and broke his eardrum Jesus so we were just wondering what the hell would happen if you didn't have his helmet on you know like probably would have killed him you know we're definitely knocked him out and we didn't have a jet ski with us that day or anything we were you know 500 yards or more off the beach half my left a beach somewhere at this reason I don't think so I think I can feel it like going and I drown and he's been attacked by shark not too many people can say those things in his life and how do you get that's a really crazy story but he did break his eardrum at Mavericks up in Northern California and he just you just flounder you don't know what you think you're swimming One Direction you're it's like you have it's like your boat Stern in and you don't know which there is no Rudder you know and you're so you don't know what's up and down and you you know you think you're coming up and you're going sideways it's really dangerous everything there's a guy in Hawaii a couple years ago that drowned surfing had a reef Key in a friend of mine caught a wave and this guy wiped out he didn't have only had two on the surf Trunks and generally will where I left you in a wetsuit which is just in but it keeps you warm and even that's enough flotation to wear if you got knocked out you probably come to the surface so this guy wiped out his leash broke so he lost his board and then we stink me and the guys were out there think that he popped his eardrum cuz they said they saw him hit the surface and start like his feet were coming up in his hands coming up and you know he was kind of just floundering around and then the next wave hit never saw him again but he was only in Surf drunk so they didn't ever find the body because you didn't float up but if you just had even just a wetsuit to some near forever found the body and find him the waves are huge 40-50 whatever but sobering because we all know each other and and you know ultimately you're doing this for fun and you know it's it's everything but it's crazy that your eardrum effects miles off the coast of Dana Point it's just a space at the top of a mountain on an island that never hit the surface and it was discovered when I think of the nuclear ship actually grounded itself on that Reef back 30 years or something and caused a lot of cause tens of millions of dollars of damage to the ship Navy ship when it's really big and Shane's been out there shame is actually I think shame is out there this day not positive but I'm pretty sure shames out during the session is Route 15 guys out doesn't guys out and Greg took off on a wave and somebody was in front of him on the way of which kind of changed his angle a little bit but he I don't think you would have made the wave anyhow but it just put them in a little bit of a precarious situation and he ate it and was down a long time has just so much energy and it because there's nothing between where the wave started and this break like it's thousands and thousands of feet deep. In over the whole Pacific so there's no continental shelf to slow the way down you know if you can imagine the East Coast we have small ways a big part of that part of that because most of the storms go west to east and they don't come towards us but even on a hurricane or Star Source not that big because we have a continental shelf that goes in 20 mi 70 ft deep some places to swallow just dragged in the Pacific they don't drag there's just nothing to get in the way so these walls are going 35 miles an hour when they hit so it's a lot faster than a normal wave who's all this energy in a wave and so when Greg went down this way of deprived you know 44 face or whatever 50 face he was under water and he's really calling me you know he's probably as as ready for anybody is in Big Sur if he's totally prepared Eastern Electra CPR and breathing courses and everything he's real, he said he pulled his vast and it didn't work and then he pulled another one and it didn't work and he pulled it a third time and it didn't work and so he's like oh f*** and screwed you know that kind of thing but you at that point you're when you start to pull it you're already in a little bit of a butt sound like so you don't have to change your canisters all over so if you think you're going to make that you going to get back to the surface or you okay you can handle it you got a good breath you like I'll just pull it but he pulled three times and then he blacked out and they had really good water safety crew and I don't know that it was his brother that saved him but a couple of guys went and grabbed oven and pull them up by the leash floating cuz he didn't have this year to I'm here taking lot of water they had to airlift him off the boat in high in big seas that night after dark and got him back to the mainland so do they do CPR on them that it's area and then come back hang by your ankles are I was with a buddy in Australia the year-and-a-half ago and and he almost got knocked out board him in the chin knock him out cold and I was I was sitting out the back waiting for a wave and I heard of one kind of I heard another friend screaming luckily the waves kind of stopped and they are able to get to him pull him up on a jet ski and he had taken in some water and he's puking and coughing all the stuff and I came up from behind and I didn't see his neck and I heard one like I say all he got his board hit him in the neck and in the throat until I was expecting this artery be cut or like the throat to be open like I was like okay I want to look yet you know I was behind him and try to look online and I just held on the jet ski and I just squeezed on the back of the jet ski big giant bodyboard with handles so I just kind of straddled him my other friend rode the ski all the way up on the beach and then I thought okay when we get to be time enough to see the Scooby gory but luckily he wasn't open up you just had a huge hematoma here on his neck and he didn't slice him it just like contusion like a blunt force I don't know maybe from the way you laid down or I don't know what I beat Super School that's or it's a primal fear by can eaten by a monster you know who you feel so vulnerable in the water Me Maybe you feel less vulnerable because you still waiting for death death you know Josh is f***** everybody up to know I was seven or something when when I was six I think when Jaws came out and I watched it you know I watch Breaking Poltergeist when I was like ten you know my parents let me watch everything


    Joe Rogan - Kelly Slater on Surfing in His 40's, Being Competitive
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    I mean you do a few things but like you you get to talk you up see you're a black belt under Eddie right and so like you've kind of found the perfect job for yourself cuz you know I live and breathe every day I wake up and the first thing I do is look at where's waves in the world whenever you. You know I've been like I've been I've been on in the Pro Tour pretty much since I was 19 and 46 I took about three years off but I still compete a little bit those years the high end of the age limit in terms of like we're talking really compete like right now doesn't like it didn't look like you can make some money and if you were top five guy but it didn't look like you could have like this crazy careers or guys weren't thinking longevity they like let's go have a freaking good time right shower and get paid for it for a few years and then we'll figure out a job after or maybe we'll have enough money to kind of live real humbly what is the difference between how you prepare and other guys is it your diet strength-and-conditioning like what is it I don't overexert myself very much so my my training aside from surfing isn't a lot I retain I feel like I retain enough strength to be good at what I need to so to yourself and I don't wear myself out you know cuz it's like the oldest people in the world world 1 athletes you know their kind of people who didn't burn themselves out too much so I might theory on the jevity is like don't overdo it I don't know Dunedin SLE be over train for what I do a lot of the skill a lot of the winning that I do competitively is from a skill it's not watch from being super strong having crazy cardio it's making a choice about which wave how I'm going to approach him ride that way than I have to get to scores every 30 minutes when I compete so it's like I got this 30-minute window I need you ready for I don't need to be like in crazy crazy shape cuz it's in the past I think there's a number of factors I think you have to naturally be really competitive like in your when you were born in your home somehow you had to maybe you needed something to prove like I was kind of like you know Growing Up by keisler baguette and kind of laughs like maybe I couldn't get the girl I like cuz she liked an older guy or you know I didn't have we didn't really have any money in my family so I wanted to make some money I had an older brother kind of picked on me but I hung out with him and played football with his friends are all three years older than me so I had to be strong you know I had to be smart I think it I think it did and there was always that you know my brother and I have I think we're pretty good relationship now and I don't think he would disagree with me that we kind of didn't get along for 20 years or more and he and we just you know what you people with families have different Lenox you know each child has a different Dynamic with a person under the middle of three all boys are younger brother is 3 or 6 years younger than me so he was kind of out of the loop when we were teenagers he still a little kid so we were really competing with him but he saw us competing against each other and and maybe a few ways and it kind of turned him off the surfing so he didn't start surf until he was a teenager and when he did he wrote longboards and we're all we're both short borders like you no more Titian kind of guys and he loved kind of the old throwback the sixties and seventies Surfers on longboards or on single fins which is like not a modern board at all and why would someone but it's more than it is Jim or something you know it's not like big Maneuvers it's more sliding on the wave looking like you're not trying hard it's it's more of a a dance if you will and then it is like a some kind of an athletic skill and you know shortboarding is just you know you're going for Aerials and lots of different sort of fast Maneuvers really riding in the pocket of the wave is longboarding you looking for a different kind of different kind of wave altogether you really don't most of the ways we ride Vermont reporting and competition aren't waves you would ride along board cuz they're too hot how did you quick and fast and you can't fit a longboard in the same way so your brother just kind of took it out more for the fun of it and you stack of it he's about fourteen or fifteen and we always try to get him to serve him when he's about 8 or 10 I took answer from one day at our local break at Sebastian in Florida and and I pushed them on this wave and he he ate it was underwater longtime kind of freaked him out not long time long time for an eight-year-old like maybe 10 seconds when you're out of breath freaky like you don't know which way is up and he kind of quit surfing and then when he was like 14 or 15 years of the beach and this guy he he really respected this kind of older guys I can I'm going to run somewhere we watch my board and I got a longboard and he said we watch my Warden and Stevenson and it was something unique for him cuz we didn't longboard so it was like it was that beach life and things different you know you know I got more and more in the competition and getting sponsor and stuffing and he sort of he he just kind of started fading out of doing competition full-time and stuff and and and then when I was a teenager when I was a freshman in high school this guy moved into town can Andrew and he gets what he got kicked out of a couple schools elsewhere and I got himself in some trouble then when it came to came over to the beach he was kind of in the same land schools but he was good at football get a baseball use kind of really good athlete he became the quarterback on the football team he was a baseball player all this kind of stuff so he was the total job at all and somehow he and I became best buddies and playing football basketball baseball tennis ultimately where we got to is he sort of became my big brother competitively and we used to battle and it didn't matter whose feelings got hurt you no like we competed it absolutely everything from horseshoes to bowling to pool on my birthday every year on my birthday we made a pact where we go play every kind of game we could possibly him keep a tally of who won what it was many was putt putt golf it was go-karts it was basketball it with shuffleboard it was like literally everything are you know everything I could think of and we just keep a tally and we have been in the millions of dollars yet well yeah somebody with somebody hundreds of millions of dollars bye-bye I'm like but I'm not playing you unless we're getting some money like some real money he's like all right bring some money and at the end of day end up going to be about a hundred sixty bucks he's like you f****** tell my wife I owe you I'll f****** kill you and I'll never pay you the money I can't pay you that I'll pay you like 20 bucks here and there he beat me in everything he was better than me at everything and so it was like that a ping pong to on my 18th birthday that I like to call that's because it was a night that Mike Tyson lost to Buster Douglas and it was it was the night of February 10th my birthday is in the limit on the 11th but they were in Tokyo so they were on the 11th fighting Tyson lost Drew shows up my house or the ping pong table and he says that it was like my birthday gift all my friends want me to swing by and cable my mom my three buddies Andrew beat me 17 straight games in a row and I start crying my mom my three buddies Andrew beat me 17 straight games in a row and I start crying in the last game so we can go to bed in the morning and man I've never been I've really honestly never been so frustrated and just outright beaten by somebody at anyting and he just own I just knew he yelling and he would just tell me where he's going to hit the ball in the table and beat me


    Joe Rogan on Jon Jones/Gustafsson 2, Derrick Lewis/Daniel Cormier
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    Jones fight to John late night fight didn't you know there could have been some down some people who's winning that fight or whatever is close fight but looks like John just started pouring it he was just 3.1 strikes in the last couple rounds that's up the December card it's January New Year's Eve you know basically I think it's the December 29th is way better now you see when Gus and knocked out Glover Teixeira at me and he just looked like there was like a video game, angel cooking a strip Cormier Lewis fight bran if you obviously unorthodox why am I why am I even talking about this but I'm just a fan into that fight and then I think that guy was the dark horses division knockout Alexander like that was a giant knockout one time where he lost his mouthpiece and he turned down at Derek what's going on


    Joe Rogan - Tony Ferguson Shouldn't Have Been Stripped!
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    that was such a great match even though I obviously didn't last very long but yeah I mean he he took a few on the chin real hard to get in there and everywhere has been saying that I I 100% believe the Tony Ferguson. I don't think I've ever been stripped I think he should still be the interim Champion I mean the guy fell while he was doing press and Tori's Nia part 6 months later comes back and destroys Anthony Patterson you don't really got upset that we called him a weirdo like to see sensitive apparently got upset I said he was a brilliant weirdo like when he was on his way to the cage but I meant that 100%, I wouldn't ankle weights selfies like it's unfamiliar to the average training regimen and his ability to hold guys in his guard and recover if he gets clipped I mean he's the most dangerous guy lightweight for khabib I think in my opinion doesn't make sense and Eddie you know any trains at least once a day full clip everybody else is exhausted he keep going there doing sprints up the hill 20 laps everybody keeps going to his cardio's off I don't know what it is a running thing for sure but I mean if you go back to like Julio Cesar and then it's all hard work from there Diego Sanchez he's another one cardio I mean I don't know I mean it's it's it's a fun thing to think about I mean like you go back to boxing in particular me how many great boxers had fantastic cardio from Mexico Uno Chavez in particular and sometimes athlete like for your boxer you have to even if you didn't have that you have to dig deep and pretend you're at. You know what I mean cuz that starts wearing another guy like this guy stopped and ended up sort of being like a world title eat for me and I was losing with like two minutes ago and I ended up in this paddle battling and he's been parlor and pretty fit guy and we're like head-to-head what happens week whoever gets back out first Dean's by the judges gets priority over the next way they can have whatever the way they want with two minutes three minutes left in a heat surfing there's that's not a lot of time to get a wave if if the wave comes you got to be the guy that has priority for it and we're paddling and I can feel him just for half a second kind of lit up on his Pad like okay I'm getting harder to show him like I got more and he gave up and I got it and then I got then I needed like a you know we scored at 10 points and I needed like a 9 I got like a 9.4 with 30 seconds ago or something it was just what it was I didn't have that in me like physically I was like I want to quit to you know I don't feel bad for 30 seconds physically I was like I want to quit to you know but I was like I got a poker face this guy I think I got more you know and I I really didn't it was just that choice like I don't care I'm going to get out there with the lungs burning and I'll feel bad for 30 seconds whatever


    Joe Rogan - Logan Paul is a Better Fighter Than CM Punk
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    elusive why wouldn't someone like him in a in a UFC but he doesn't know how to fight on the ground I mean that's all it is is just another stand-up guy if they were smart yeah that would be the smart thing to do but I mean I'm not going to put CM Punk against another ground guy are you tougher than the average guy anyway I mean I don't know I don't know fighting but you know even the average fighter know nothing average fighter but maybe the average guy in a bar right what I would call Talent yeah, guess I make a call it came and just went over the top and he was probably so nervous to never being in that situation of a real flight I mean he's been in front of crowds but that was a nightmare that Mickey Gall fight was so ridiculous Mickey Galls f****** good he's really good he's f****** dangerous to have a guy like CM Punk that doesn't have a back CM Punk is a regular guy like he's not does nothing freaky about him he doesn't have crazy power weird speed do don't see him and go that guy looks super scary forgot his side does not look like a freak is so good but a guy like CM Punk he didn't have a background and he tried martial arts when he was like 30 so he had no background not real interview in wrestling background now he didn't even wrestle it was all theatrical wrestling it was all entertainment and I don't think though that those guys would even even if that's all you have to do as a wrestler that's the thing and then when they're trying to do things to you I just f****** you up I'm just nothing you could do about it like in your mouth breathing deposition that's not put ourselves in that position but they were talking about like Logan Paul like Logan Paul fight in the UFC Logan Paul is f****** way better way better than CM Punk like actually knows how to fight he had a boxing match with other but I was watching him throw punches and he actually can punch a ghost watching him punch this guy was like that's a guy who actually knows how to throw punches you not he knows how he knows distance and timing he knows how to connect and he doesn't look like Canelo Alvarez or anything crazy but he looks like a guy who can actually punch more you can get a break on this he actually can punch a ghost watching him punch this guy was like that's a guy who actually knows how to throw punches you not he knows how he knows distance and timing you knows how to connect and he doesn't look like Canelo Alvarez or anything crazy but he looks like a guy who can actually punch more you can get a break on this


    Kelly Slater on Breaking His Foot
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    Kelly Slater we've been talking about doing this for how long couple years in California for my girlfriend and her family lives there and so we kind of live here we're not moving around too much so I'm just going to hear right now I'm not competing I broke my foot I was surfing in South Africa about 15 months ago and I was just on a wave that I wouldn't consider very big wave nobody would really consider dangerous and it all kind of closed out which is you know where all break at once I just pulled into thing cuz I was going to start a wash in on the Rocks right where that was and change boards and I was practicing I had to compete in about 2 hours from then I was just testing out different boards for some reason I wasn't riding the board I was planning on riding competition so I was going to come in and change and switch to my Norborne I just pulled this wave and just kind of hesitated you the ride those out and stay on your board or you jump off and I'm kind of between the two and I kind of left in my front foot off my back foot my leg was straight and I was kind of going to think I was going to jump off and as my foot got my leg got locked back straight the board flipped in against the toes and it just broke the top of my foot in half like immediately do you know are you are you aware of the lisfranc joint not just like that's where the first big metatarsal comes together so that first big joint on top of the foot there why is it called a lisfranc joint lisfranc was a Doctor by think we can look this up the person that did the original surgery this sort of joint got famous with but normally would happen to those toes those two bones right there the first and second metatarsal can either spread or converge one way or the other and that's usually what a lisfranc fracture is I had the best of the three which is I had a crack you can just see on the right side of you have to go down with a cursor right there just a little lower there's a little crack right there right there on that corner and then the next one broke across you can just see Derek cracked across and then went to line up and across the foot and then the other two or just destroy the third one displace the fourth one shattered in about eight pieces the doctor said he lost count putting them back together and you know you you would know from injury the problem with when the shadows of bone they're not getting the blood flow so it's not like a four or five week repair job it's like that was like nine months before that things back together properly so when they do a piece that shattered one back together again delicately and they put like a mesh over so I got to kind of like figure out how well I had I had a plate on the list Frank and then had a complaint play kind of a bridge across the 3rd and 4th and so they kind of messed it all together and then I think I had 16 screws combined and all that it was it was it was surgery so I had to wait for the swelling to go down for about six days before I can fly too much is swollen from the event for like 5 days and sat there and watch unfortunately the ways are perfect so sitting on the beach is watching perfect waves you know that's like that's like it's painful is the injury to a surfer you know it's like watching a bunch of walked by in front of you and not scared of you I sat there cuz the whole time prior to me being injured while I was there for like 2 weeks the ways were very good so I broke my foot in ways. Great to get back and also I didn't know the quality soda level quality doctor was going to get I got a doctor I work with here and I called him straight away I said look it's my fourth broken foot but I've never broken it like this usually it's like let it heal for 4 weeks in your surfing and it's all from surfing and usually with my back to the wave which has happened two or three times so I'm in the way of the pictures over in land but when that land at send a shock back into the way like you know when the lip hits Flatwater that lip some of the energy goes down and some disperses out and up and some comes back into the tube so with does that you're in the wrong spot the Border flip into your feet but normally what we do is work when your backside Barrel ride lot of time to grab in the rail so you kind of have both your feet and your hand on it so you can handle that shocked but if you're just going no hand back side usually pretty big intense barrel and in soda that lip has a lot of energy in it shoot a ton of force back towards you and if it hits your bored just wrong it can flip in your foot break it and then walking normal wasn't till maybe December January December 12th December I can feed it again but I probably shouldn't have quite weird we are at pipeline in Hawaii which is you're not doing Maneuvers not small wave kind of carpet if the waves are small I wouldn't have served since it's bigger it's a little easier cuz you take off and kind of trim a straight line put being compromised wow that's my favorite event in the world so I just didn't want to miss it but f*** if you broke your foot again and yeah pretty good back together then and I could walk somewhat without pain and if I put myself in a real vulnerable vulnerable vulnerable position on a wave I would kind of maybe jump off you know I wouldn't really push it it's not worth winning a contest I want to miss it but if you broke your foot again yeah yeah but then you know the bones were pretty good back together then and I could walk somewhat without pain and if I put myself in a real vulnerable vulnerable vulnerable position on a wave I would kind of maybe jump off you know I wouldn't really push it it's not worth winning a contest


    Joe Rogan - Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
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    hey you know why are there more women at The Comedy Store why aren't there more this why is there more that whoops oh yeah that late that lady said she will tell you that if you're asked to her face she's one of the ones whose car block show review so she's one of them so the answer is she busy she has almost always come if you look at their art they're almost always bad it's just a fact they want must be a reason other than that's on me why I'm not as big as him you know how about the good-looking thing that's off me I have no control over that and it's really like to do that kills 1920 and you killed two out of twenty like can you possibly say it could be based on that but it's the people that are complaining or almost never doing well anyway so this is why they complaining are they I mean what what's with Go I mean not going to hear certain people complaining about other people doing I mean Blackhawks to do well they're all successful you guys if you're doing well on stage consistently as a black comic there's no question you'll be you'll be doing you'll be making document he didn't say that but like that's what it is very egalitarian in that way white audiences like I just can't figure out those rooms for them. The Mexican Rosalie do half a punchlines in Spanish that wouldn't play a comedy store but it would play in certain audiences to like I don't want to follow someone dirty why not off me why I'm not doing well and it doesn't the real sexism especially for women is having to work with a bunch of people that are trying to f*** you all the time especially I think at open mics when y'all ready ready to quit anyway you're about ready to quit and now this creeps around and there's no one to talk to the coffee shop on it I mean for real people line up for open mics there's a giant begin with because you're smaller and you're a target for like manager what five years was making a dollar so it's like you know what f*** it I'm done it Marilyn ricecup today gets harassed she's not going to quit making money you know she might not come to the store anymore about it you're nice that man he assumes you want to f*** them cuz this out this is evolution this stuff worked yeah we're monkeys it can't just be some completely platonic workplace situation that's not possible because 8 hours a day work with someone else you develop feelings and thoughts and ideas about that person to realize that we're not we're doing the nasty show in Montreal and there's always Young Insurance some of them women and you know young people are cuter than old people to tell you stuff is going on and these interns come out and be like oh I think I can f*** one of them and then it hit me like oh wait that's awesome male entrance will also showing up to the show's I knew like they're all just, defense and I'm reading in these win multi flirting they're coming when they're accepting me nothing on them only because of their gender and then it's like a step back you can't talk any of these people must be what it's like if you're the manager of an office and there's a woman who works for you and a guy who's fat and gross and they're both exhibit in the exact same friendly Behavior towards you you don't assume the fact I want to suck your dick and then and then also you can still hook up but they have to do all the work pushing then you can push hard to push you can be like what are you doing this weekend everybody anybody else really not push and put them in a position like really obvious trying to have sex with him and he contacted one of the other guys that he works with that is also there and he's like to not f*** her like she is upwardly-mobile like what she was doing strength f*** her way up to the top she did it to this guy and then she called sexual harassment on him after she flirted with him and there's those rugs and that I did one of those people calculating some people are sociopaths and they exist with vaginas they exist with penises just this is part of being a person if some people are just bad people because also some women who like power and that's not wrong either that's what's I can do your manager was justifiably makes me want to f*** you a little more and so that's okay too it seems totally normal I will say it's a bigger wrong it's like what are you most likely want to avoid you know and it seems like a bigger wrong for someone to have to like worry about getting f****** not to think I'll do their job versus the Chipmunks of sleeping makes you want to get ahead stop it I mean unless you're like really a mess and you know you just vulnerable psychologically physically all the above your right around people all day and and people have some weird s*** and then you go to the company Christmas party and some guy or should your wife says some creepy s*** to you cuz you know he's been like he's been coveting your wife behind your back and you know he wants her and you know he's he talk s*** about you to her and she tells you and that kind of s*** is so normal met because you think about how many hours are in a day 24 hours in a day 8 of them you're sleeping okay so how much time is commuting how much time is work most of your day is at work so your life is or not with your spouse acting with them and then do you think people sometimes talk about me to going too far but let's talk about for second-degree to going the right level do you think we don't work in an office job so we're just guessing right you think sexual harassment it down now and last year are probably a little more cautious I'm ever after the Mencia video people all over open mics for calling each other out on it and then occasionally it was a know if it went too far we like you stole that joke music till we both talked about the same movie you're trying to write me off my whole career off because I talked about you know whatever dance with wolves and so are you but your thing was about the Native Americans your thing was about the f****** the dog they had until I'm sure it went too far here there but was nice for it like it was no longer acceptable to steal jokes Pat Mass exactly even the guys like dude no imagine being a man or rather right now I could imagine being a woman working for a man who wanted to f****** and me getting a raise me getting some sort of upward movement in my career depend upon this person making a decision and this person who was trying to f****** he'll be disgusting and that's what a lot of women have to deal with all day long and that's only one step of it how about the f****** Bill Cosby step how about you can't believe you're f****** drink alone many many many many many many many things best in the world and people and so when you're like this act like no it's not like you're the problem you're not doing it you just don't want to believe it removed and get chopped up by some you know some monster let me know every single one of us that successful as a comic it's virtually impossible for any of us to have ever existed in an office environment and survived we're to f***** up but we're perfect for comedy you know what I mean so let us talking about office politics in office environment if it was a workplace then then then you have to say like by the way I actually do people do Coke at the workplace when our job actually consensually f*** doing work work place like where we are going to Green Room but you should still have the right to safety but it ain't workplace well and you should say if your Tom and Christina together yeah you could that's not an issue that people f****** to bring all the time you know you're the manager and she's a secretary and you pull her knee off if you get fired for that even if it's your wife not allowed to do that


    Joe Rogan Defends Radiolab's Podcast About 4Chan
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    okay Hugo okay so we can take you down because you said things that are totally untrue what about the guy who gets caught smoking weed in Iowa's legal state in in Alabama could you fired for that goes against what we think is okay are you allowed legally but morally no platform so let all this feature and 4chan got written up his ass f****** hateful place we're really there just trolls and into one of the best ways to troll is using Donald Trump where they troll Shia LaBeouf and you like f*** you I don't like an interpretation f*** you nor McDonald I like you interpretation she did know that lady was black real far with that but I decided to use science and they literally they they they studied the stars in the sky was amazing it's amazing true had someone drive around and beep their horn so they could triangulate the area where this is taken with the airplanes are going over head took the fight racism enough to do with hate and people saying oh you're supported Fortune you don't miss Fortune support it looks 4chan is just a bunch of people diversion and then people decided that whole frog shirt racism has used all over Indonesia as a good luck sign the vast majority of the use of that frog was not racist the vast majority was feelsbadman it was a silly Troy YouTube I just heard it on the show on the podcast that it's been taken down and I was like you got to be funny what happened from that if someone it said no we're not going to take it down so angry you listen to it and it made me laugh so hard hard together in a trolling Isaac troll that one podcast missing how great that podcast was in particular people saying what the f*** is wrong with Joe Rogan and I used to think he was a good guy now I think he's a white supremacist he's a f****** racist he's a KKK person I got this stupid and people go like and then I realize I've actually never read a book read The Fountainhead and it changed my life like not even a little bit and took direction of my career I stand up for it it freed me as an artist it's it's all about how shows you are a jobber and and none of us a little bit of something interesting you know the full artist it's just it's almost an impossible 100% ideal but if you can only aim for that if a sponsor says we needed if I can turn it down to realize like I just gave up another four grand now sorry I can't use you anymore go back up Mike's I'll go back to open mikes you can't take away my ability to freely do this no matter what so it freed me in terms of like being able to think that way it was really really informative to me but if I just heard these people going f*** her she's a socialist and then you read it like oh I'm not getting what you're saying out of this stuff so the people just f*** you 4chan


    Joe Rogan & Ari Shaffir on Alex Jones and Free Speech
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    Jones been there once and he has given you a cookie because I didn't get the connection there United with like Jones became United with Donald Trump right because he was a big part of Donald Trump in in the campaign days and we're what he's very smart and when he calls b******* when he doesn't call b******* you know if Kanye West was debating him and they were doing a presidential debate and Connie was talking like that if you like what the f*** is this guy saying with us to the to the fight the was no outright but he was more like a lizard people or like or like oh it's a f****** government conspiracy but of course I got them alive because they wanted to be a martyr for this or whatever with Alex what came out was the Sandy Hook thing the Sandy Hook denial thing was when I can't conspiracy I don't get why that's a conspiracy involving children being murdered and their parents being actors that everyone was like center of a crisis actor and they're hired by the government to take away people's guns this is this is or you're saying it's still what I don't get why you got a really good argument but here's the argument the argument is what is Facebook what is Twitter what is YouTube are they private companies are most certainly or even more so are they utilities is it like the electricity is it like a phone like what should you be allowed to tell someone they can't use it like I wonder if Jack said like we're opening back up again or is it like NBC cuz of NBC is a private company and Ari shaffir says Hey the lizard people are eating kids and that's that's tough to run 60 Minutes or fired Roseanne made one f****** bad Ambien joke and they cancelled her they kicked her off of the yeah but there's something more going about it was a giant hit but they were looking to get rid of her this whole group is already said we want you out here looking for his kids kind of like when they got rid of you at The Comedy Store over filming when it was like come on they already wanted to get rid of you and then they found an excuse to get it done that's a tricky argument show me how they were changing the way they were writing things and they weren't including her in the process where she was very much included in the process during the first season when they were writing for the second season they were there basically excluding her for the process of premises and the way they were writing the show I mean I read I read all the outrage about early on so I can be your Trump supporter and I read I saw oars and she's great great challenge called is admission to be fake with at a party and kiss her on the cheek and I'm cool with her and it's like this outrage and my friend Jewish female leftist Morgan Murphy who wrote it I talk to her later about if I finally washed it and it's 12 characters in the show kind of them don't talk about who to go to for a tall one of them is pro Trump wanted anti-trump down there and that's does one pro Trump one anti Trump and the outraged I saw was almost like I don't think you guys could have possibly watch this episode I think you're all reading headlines about stories and that's why I talk to Morgan about a mic it doesn't seem like it could have come from the actual facts yeah most of the hate Monger well yeah talk about taking away trans rights or anything like that I'm talk there was some talk Alex Jones was saying and one of the one of the last final straw was talking about people taking up arms and that the people are not going to stand it and you know it's it's basically rabble-rousing which is like a lot of what people do when they're they're talking about the other side trying to take away your rights to take away your gun people going to get shot that kind of talk you don't know specifically what he said but there's a problem that you don't know specifically right there's a problem if they can just decide that you represent a certain faction of thought that this should be eliminated from you should be deplatformed instead on their own around somebody shot two cops in New York because the black lives matter movement you don't shut down the black lives matter movement over that they weren't asking for them to shoot cops Grandma did on their own who's also and he wasn't going to do that people that's a good way to put it. That is what they're saying and it is also it seemed like it was a university platforming because Twitter was the one of the last places that kept him on and they decided that they were going to remove him but I didn't see anything specific the story I was a headline everyone's I heard are you jack is at the guy from Twitter she gives information about where they live and stuff like that and that's we already had that role you can't do that nothing to do with why she docks them Alex Jones kicked off Twitter cuz he wouldn't want to laugh platforms and then they can say hate speech and hate speech is House weho Broad broad terms like I hate you forgetting the ACLU defended the clan members because the Free Speech to big issue to worry about how I feel about what they're saying we know what's really interesting is that left-leaning people the leftist or the ones that want to censor Indie platformer and silence people on the right Elsa both heading we see the left Marcus word that bubble I think those the right is doing it so we just don't have no power in technology companies with his Facebook Google Twitter but in the end when it comes to technology there's not really an equivalent or the most of people there's not one right leaning large social media platform exist job because of it because somebody decided he just got such a f****** creep piece of s*** let's find out what the f*** he is they got his IP and then they figure out who he was and he was like some guy was a dad for it was like some regular guy with a job I got fired like a bunch of weird you know kid f****** type posts and a bunch of s*** that just people's princess like it's almost like role-playing where's like you're not serious yesterday or 2 days ago got a full room randomly dinner tonight so calm down what people don't want to hear about that sub right there's no balance right if people are just right leaning and people want 2D platformer them because they have right-leaning believes right-leaning ideas like say if they support President Trump is the president what you were typing you're allowed to vote the right response is a well-worded argument Augusta that is convincingly articulate to the point where you you make an argument that this is a terrible policy a terrible idea in an objective fencerider like myself and watches that and reads it might go okay I want to hear both sides but I need to hear that side in order to hear the he's pointing out these like separating their kids from their parents thing he said he'd gotten real bad witch off now and he goes okay that's true but look at the pictures of using on the bottom right-hand corner does a date stamp on it and it's 2014 until like your anger is not even how to buy newspapers in we want to buy magazines and it's really hard for online journalism to not resort to clickbait literally how they make their living now clickbait s*** and so you know they have a photo this is what the stock photo we got a little f****** kid who's crying and he's standing in front of the border patrol guy throw it up use it is what we got stories real two photos not beats it's s*** journalist it really comes down to I haven't done anything to anybody I just want to look at with compassion another human images of pizzas are friends of mine the people I know what do you mean what you speak specifically say about Norm Macdonald what he said like Roseanne and and Louis and like they've lost everything in a day and people don't really understand what it's like and I would like to see these friends human beings friends of mine come out with Randy cuz honestly I don't think we're the end of that lady was black I don't think she makes that, and then people go f*** you you can't go tonight show appearance is canceled do anything instead of taking that opportunity to go hey let's hear him out maybe you can clarify what you mean even say no I didn't mean it that way because he's with people I don't really know where they were at The Tonight Show had their opportunity to fall on their sword and they go now we get to stand up for women's rights we can stand up for racial rights say no I didn't mean it that way they do these women are people I don't really know where they were at The Tonight Show had their opportunity to fall on their sword and they go now we get to stand up for women's rights we could stand up for racial rights


    Joe Rogan on Island Dwarfism in Animals
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    oh yeah it is kind of a stingray Teleflora's that's that's where that little f****** man lived you know they had that that human being that they found what do they call it a homofloriensis I think that garlic has a little tiny Hobbit like person that existed I want to say as recently as ten to fifteen thousand years ago there was like a three-foot-tall kind of human different branches of human being Neanderthal Dionysus that lived alongside human being see if my timeline is Right today of speech they don't know but they know that use tools 95070 thousand years ago in years ago but I'm pretty sure that's probably an old article what year what was that article when is that yeah I don't think that's the consensus I don't think the consensus is that it's been debunked debunk part is about the cranial volume or something but not that it was a separate species volume was calculated which puts it within the range of modern humans living in the same region they went further comparing the size of the circumference of the occipital the word occipital frontal section 2 Skull to patients with developmental disorders in that region the planet they found the measurements indeed similar if he'll be one did have Down syndrome then it would explain the short femurs as well hence when calculated statistically for normal growth they would yield a height of just over four feet which matches up with some humans living on Flores this is I think this is probably one of those heavily debated things but you're trying to recreate but the opposite with lizards and reptiles that massive huge whereas elephants that live on Islands get tiny there elephants yeah play shorter than you and elephant three elephant that's like my kids height like this is it happens with all sorts of different animals eat dwarf buffalo animals adapt to the fact that there's a limited amount of living amount of territory one of the things that I was reading about really recently was these I wish I had it off the top of my head but these moths that lived in a separate are an area where things were darker and they change from a light-colored moth to a black moth like really quickly really yeah like really quickly like they did it over a couple generations and they're trying to figure out how the f*** this happened if you find that couple Generations off to a black moth like really quickly really yeah like really quickly like they did it over a couple generations and they're trying to figure out how the f*** this happened if you find that couple Generations peppered moth really fast


    Joe Rogan - Ari Shaffir on Smoking Weed with Jon Jones
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    last brother one of the cool thing is that we've gotten is the bib Billy to hang out casually with these spiders like having breakfast with Randy seeing him having with enough time to do that remember one time I was like going into a buffet or whatever or the hotel like free breakfast and like looking around and just haven't handled it with me and then like let's go to the show and then just junk drive with Clay Guida fun early on Jon Jones he wasn't anything bad for no maybe something like that meeting them talk about you and I can talk about this now because it's not no longer banned substance talking about weed and texting you flip phone texting you wasn't cool enough to have like hip to have a flip phone was like that's all anybody had that's how long ago and then just going like maybe it's literally iPhone but like are you up can your door like what you like you were tired and was like I'm doing that we'd like to come on I want to go to sleep so I can smoke and you like you looked at us you open the door fully looked at me and this young fighter and you're like come on Inn that's right he was training and f****** YouTube videos if somebody's going to go to good like you should be in a real can that's right we had that over weed in a motel room so I go and your time should be invested with a real Coach who's going to hone your skills I go you you could be an all-time great man I forgot about that part of it. How influential is that on the f****** future of mixed martial arts I hope it helped you know you could really be something but you got to be you got to be coached by guys who are going to find out your tendency to jumping technique isn't working and going to go take it that far well I mean he was so good who knows how far you might have been a world champion even with the camp that he was in he's so good and is wrestling so powerful and he's so physically talented but it made a big difference for him to go to Jackson's and and be able to train on a regular basis with world-class fighterz Hobby in there does game back then and it's right I mean Keith Jardine and they just had a massive they had wrote a killing me. It called the ring of fire will you go five rounds of sparring with to get ready for a fight with a different high level I mean highest level fighter don't like Nate Marquardt like to get out of here you come in and it's like what I mean the train you got their correct Johnson's camper like yeah I mean look there's a reason why so many extremely high-level fighterz coming out there and then Rashad Evans was there as well to and Rashad had a real problem with John coming there because I was like hey this guy's in my weight class. But what you going to do beat the s*** out of him I don't remember that it fought after they had a big falling-out because Rashad was upset that you know John wind-up John wind up getting a title shot and beat Shogun because you were shot got injured Rashad was supposed to get the title shot John steps in and they were friends at the time and then somewhere along the line then the trash talk started you know I'll fight Rashad f*** it and then it was like man I thought we were friends and then I was like enemies have Buddyfight it's a sport and it's a it's a money thing and then when John beat him it was a real drubbing and it was five rounds was decision and it was a real clear-cut unanimous decision he did some crazy s*** doing like step in elbow to the face you staying in fights I didn't really ever see this weather Fighters were he would talk about after winds talking about the holes the f****** she had more than the what he did right was most guys would be braggadocious much I loved it and it was like he was a direct correlation between Matic brain injury brain damage and impulsive behavior and recklessness it's a fact it's well-researched it's is well documented in Neuroscience they know that this this is there's a connection I don't want to exonerate him from his past Behavior but the we see that in football players we see that in BMX riders that go crazy and f****** land on the head a bunch of times people they get crazy get wild and impulsive it's just a fact you know those people that engage in any kind of an activity where you bring your throttle on a regular basis you are way more likely to do ridiculous things that don't make any sound. Does make sense it does upset with me after one of those things before we actually did a podcast together he was upset and I said listen man I have to be people that engage in any kind of an activity where you bring your throttle on a regular basis you are way more likely to do ridiculous things that don't make any sense with me after one of those things before we actually did a podcast together he was upset and I said listen man I have to be


    Joe Rogan Looks Back on Anderson Silva vs. Chael Sonnen
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    that first leaving fight and then shattering his leg which I was in front row for which you didn't even believe it if it didn't make sense to see a leg move like that you like I don't I don't get it it looks like somebody filled up a sock with with pebbles and just like seeing that first Chael Sonnen fight when he was I mean he won four and a half almost won the title and then I mean it was a touch of legendary Sports then not UFC but Sports they have this guy's down like crazy in a title fight a guy who's never been tested was finally tested and was losing it was over there. I could tell something was beating you figured him out and then to get that triangle with what 40 seconds left two minutes left whatever was but I remember it was so clear and my head is afterwards we're at the entrance everyone's cleared out of the stadium where the entrance to the to the under the skin of the caves of the of the stadium where it was and it's me you I think Dana Randy was there and were all talking and then every once in a while somebody's mind would go to that fight and you just see if you're like yeah yeah I think it was pretty nice here and there like you couldn't believe it what act like Wireless 4 minutes in the fight grabs ahold of it or four rounds in the fight grabs hold it sinks at the triangle and get the triangle armbar combination in Topsham wow and this is an Andersen team into that fight injured enter Anderson had a f*****-up rib and her into that fight in a lot of people thought he should have pulled out what kind of weird added is this that guy how good he was a talking s*** was the best the best the best you can hear a mouse pissing on Cotton when I walk in at Thunder I mean he would cut we're just the when I walk in it's under that means that the troubles he would cut yeah we're just the lot


    Joe Rogan - Boxing vs. MMA
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    yeah and then you know and Strike Force those were too legit venues outside the UFC that really kind of because the UFC wasn't as big back then and then they they were pretty legit there more minute you could get it you can have the pay-per-view it actually just watching half the fights Bellator on Paramount which is used to be spiked now it's on this dazn network but what's crazy is the dazn network just gave Canelo Alvarez 365 million dollars they just gave him his giant deal me you Eddy anime because other people are watching some pride stuff that you dip yard and it cut off the last fight cuz it went long boxing and after watching two hours of MMA you see a guy get knocked down and there's like fight that happened a couple weeks ago it was a really good fight with a really good fight I thought triple-g but it was close enough where you can go okay this isn't a robbery but good fight eat a guy where I mean happened but rarely the thing about pacquiao-mayweather was like so what if we decided yeah the thing about pacquiao-mayweather was like me killer kept fighting so what if we decided right right right


    Joe Rogan on Wanderlei Silva
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    thank you. That's what I started to believe second hand smoke is a real thing ailment we would have Shenanigans and every time we went to bring you of course and then Eddie Tate and red band as the non Comedians and then me and Duncan or me and Diaz or whatever there's a shitload of us yeah right across the street and we're leaving f****** newly Botox when do the free game fighter the way he look at you like I want to kill you for taking this fight Croatian anti-terror Squad they beg for mercy and I showed them none but anyway we saw him checking in and we went to eat he was in that yuhas Correa 15 minutes late was at the peak and I'm pretty sure this was before Cro Cop really had sort of mastered MMA he was coming over as a straight kickboxer and they had different rules for him the rules for Crow capoeira like you can only fight on the ground for like 30 seconds they had like it would be a draw Botox he had his face reconstructed cuz his nose even so many brawls his nose is completely flattened we couldn't breathe out of it and he had so much Scar Tissue over his eyes that is eyes with drooping down they'd get cut instantly any any punch that Hayden would open them up like a crash and rebuilt his nose and he had his nose built Big so he can breathe out of it more and then he had all the scar tissue removed from his eyebrows and then pull back according to Dana I don't know if it's Dana's like you got to Donna brazile on the cheap and just like wasn't the didn't didn't really make him look like Wanderlei wow so he went from Wanderlei Silva has the most profound facial form-change and all of them a cuz he went from he he was a normal actually pretty good-looking guy like regular good-looking guy and then by the time he left Pride his face was just smashed in by the time you fought Chuck Liddell his face was just smashed in his nose had been literally flattened for throwing punches and kicks and not just from fights but also from training the training that he did it shoot the Box in Curitiba was show that time but that was the first fight we fought Dan Henderson I like look at this bad to look at them cool picture I'm about to take a look at mandalas face there in comparison to his face it later on his career totally different Dan Henderson looks exactly the same you know I we saw him right then and he just bought real recent like a couple weeks ago still fighting them knocked out by Rampage Rampage flatlined MMA Rio is really cool that fight the audience response the two biggest ones were Sylvia Couture in Columbus first time it ever in Columbus and that real fight vs. Edson Barboza food from dick from fight one of the undercard was so that you can feel it shaking and I remember them chanting something in the crappy foreign ones and he made a Brazilian fighter on every every fight having a couple times Brazilian Brazilian but they were chanting something in the audience you would like you all to translate lucky where they said


    Joe Rogan - Tony Ferguson Should Get Title Shot Against Khabib
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    no it's behind the curtain no one knows about it and they've got like he's devastating injuries that they're fighting off and then competing against world-class Fighters with injuries he's torn ligaments and puts a great talk about with that Tony Ferguson as I couldn't look comfortable in that way literally separated from the it's a crazy surgery because it's I'm not exaggerating you might be a 12in car it's a normal enough big and he ripped it apart that are open in my room 12 months not even six months 6 months of insane King bananas what's the second damn he's a black belt you should be I think is pretty sure the fighting repeat the champion well he's more of a legit titleholder in my opinion than could be back before Conor khabib iaquinta wasn't even supposed to be fighting for the title where is Kevin Lee is a way more like Ferguson go to from well Ferguson f*** Heavenly for the interim title because Kevin Lee prepared for Tony Ferguson they met they fought for the interim title and Kevin Lee is like a top contender you went five rounds to be a Connor couldn't go five rounds to be banned he know he put up resistance it was it was a good flight he said he would never gave me the title shot know maybe in another scussion damage on the ground wasn't wasn't could be was never able to pound him out the way he pounded out Connor if you go back and watch Al iaquinta vs. khabib and Conor vs. khabib you realize how f****** good Al iaquinta is Max's career Max is only like Twenty-One at the time but I agree with you that's definitely his weakest part of his game and the strongest part of khabib game my point was just at Ally Quinta did not get beat up on the ground like that did not close to being stopped went full five rounds and could be clearly won the fight but Alec went to provided resistance and provided more of a struggle than Connor did some of the reason that's holding Al iaquinta back from the fan did not get beat up on the ground like that did not close to being stopped went full five rounds and could be clearly won the fight but Alec went to provide resistance and provided more of a struggle than Connor did some of the reason that's holding a like with the back from the fans things from them thinking of him as a cop is his name is just not he has a name is going to be like in the early route of Mike Tyson's Punch-Out


    Joe Rogan - I Used to be Awkward
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    no Gambler just like having a fun time really oh yeah yeah I saw one in Chiang Mai in that downtown Marketplace area logic behind it a lot of guys that you warm up in the relax yourself okay I could do that you kind of performing in front of your nerves and it calms the nerves a little bit wow yeah John fix really talk about that about like the idea of people watching you is that in your big thing in the UFC's I can figure people watching other than anywhere else it's a tougher you know I have somebody that we're getting a Shakespeare some music group project we had to write one paragraph we wrote three paragraph each one of those red one so I can I read mine just reading of paper was paying attention this message is like then later Shakespeare yeah I sense I used to panic when I would talk to bank Towers what until I get super nervous right before I have to talk to a bank teller open till like Highschool yabuta martial arts and then once I start doing martial arts and getting really good at it and then teaching it kind of calm me down experience yeah and then it kind of like was it believe it or not almost like a natural path to stand up but I remember before that of being very awkward talking to people very nervous talking to people I didn't know and I just didn't didn't act like I still got that I don't know how to talk to you especially if it's an odd thing and to you know I know you to answer questions are so broad what's Joey Diaz like


    Joe Rogan - The Latest on Sober October
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    you have to be at that concert that's the one on top oh good you should ask like yeah but he didn't know a lot of people know this, but he was like I'm doing it too before last night and you can't be sober for the Joker's cruise and that was November I think first we can remember some and so we like to settle down October he doesn't realize for podcast share a while they're apparently been going on for a long time I was at the Jets game somebody sent me a beer and I was like what and then I turned and there's a doctor said down was looking at me I think he's drinking Joe Rogan I've wanted to so bad I actually needed to break this time I went to Sushi I told you I went to Sushi and when was I was like oh yeah get an ice-cold hehe yeah we're going off to do the recap podcast we're all going up so Ari and I've been battling for first place recently until today when Tom Segura snuck into second place with his 400-plus today that really put the pressure on me it really has hurt me to not I finally join the gym because of this have two blankets a small gym right near my apartment with his 400-plus today. Really put the pressure on me it really has hurt me to not I finally join the gym because of this I have to Blink it's a small gym but it's like right near my 7 minute walk my apartment


    Joe Rogan on Knockouts, Brain Trauma
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    images for the most minor cuz I stopped and I was 21 it was your number how many times did damage like getting punched sparked two more rounds. Guys or three rounds with another guy he's hit you in the face to like you didn't stop it was really dumb you get hit and you get and you didn't nobody likes that you down and go okay let's take the day off and then get right back in there man you're f****** legs Wood Go Lang but your legs would do any cover-up and throwing bombs on you and your next days born again could you give her way to detect it like it at your brain scan so you can see how to kickbox are doing Taekwondo for sure but didn't get hit in the head as much cuz it's hard to kick people that had you definitely get hit I mean I don't know how many times I got hit but I never got knocked out from head kicked I got knocked out from punches before at least keep TKO TKO but when when a punch hits your face it's like your your legs go everything like shots off like if you get rocked and you see like a person go down it's not that they go down like the pain I have to go down no you get hit and everything shuts off it just goes well and then you feel your legs like rubbery trying to stand back up just watch the last UFC where Edson Barboza head kick Kevin Lee those ones I got way more way more of those I was not good boxing my first got in the box and I was learned I was good at taekwondo but then I got into boxing I was not good at it I didn't know what I was doing I didn't understand the distance Taekwondo you didn't punch in the face and we punch the body see a real distorted perception of how good you were with your hands and then once I start boxing with this is terrible that's what I've taken like probably the most damage of my life of a. Of like 2 years would like a lot of sparring did a lot of barn everybody sparred every spar with everybody people knock people out all the time stupid so stupid I see guys get knocked out out cold right hand to the chin boom eyes roll behind their head legs give out they bounce off the canvas they put a cold towel on them to put some ice on his head he gets out because like I'm good I'm good I'm good you want to keep going keep going let's keep going now you would just unconscious 5 minutes ago and you want to keep spawning this is crazy and then let him let him keep spawn right karate classes when I was 14 but when I got super serious I was fifteen was like right at my before my sophomore year of high school so I got into it from the time I was in the ninth grade as I was fourteen like that summer like right after my birthday around is when I started getting tacos probably 14 or just turning 15 was there a point you could tell if people actually could be able to knock people out and give that damage cuz it may be in your legs you can walk up flights of stairs dude just think how much power that is in your legs you could throw your body up flights of stairs for exercise just to your body is whatever you want 150-200 ever you with your body just launching that through the air over and over and over even if your a girl that weighs 135 lb you're still launching 135 lb through the air and if that girl f****** Shinju Temple light goes across the jaw Temple area. Give out your brains going to shut off if somebody hits you perfect there's a video of us I think the guy was I think it was I think it was Mighty Mo Mighty Mo who's is huge kickboxer I believe he was Samoan and I mean just like typical Samoan do big giant f****** power Badoo Denny father's Little Thai Guy this Thai guy was 175 lb so much smaller than I was crazy to watch the tie guys is moving away moving away moving away and then that I got roundhouse kick him in the head this guy look at the difference in size and watch this this dude just comes over the top and the difference between the two of them Mighty Mo is up Beast too seriously dangerous knockout punch her he put a lot of guys to sleep who's this guy in there with someone way bigger than him but he's in there with that Taylor but boobs look at that one head kick and Marty mows down and out a crazy thing to watch you're talking about a guy who might have been a hundred pounds lighter than him and Mighty Mouse just a vicious puncher. the thought process is that if you teach kids technique don't teach him to just go in his wild f****** Haymaker exchanges but teach them how to do it correctly it's good to do when they're young cuz they don't hurt each other cuz they will tiny arms they just kind of touch each other and they can't really generate knockout power they just they learn how to do that from the beginning and then develop knockout power on the pads and on the bag then you develop much more technically proficient Fighters rather than Brawlers to the problem most people don't fight to the physical ability of their body like they they just they decide like you're going to knock this guy out of my try to hit with this and they thinking this real limited sort of live here too aggressive like almost obvious Manner and then you got guys who see past that who take things to a new place you got guys who who figure out that you can be like real Elusive and confusing and then you those guys fight like limited blocky like obvious Fighters and like Anderson Silva in his prime so perfect example that Anderson was an artist and he would just be what you didn't know what he was going to do to study you he moving around and we stand in front of you could be dancing he just be following you around and then all sudden he just say I got this m*********** figured out but you just move roundhouse kick to the face if I was coming man is a totally different kind of fighter the difference between that and a guy was just like a Powerhouse of a person and cannot guys out but never never achieves this sort of Mastery of space and distance they win fights through brawling and power and just kinetic Brute Force rather than Artistry and avoidance encountering like the Conor McGregor knocks out Jose Aldo perfect example all those like f*** you charge Anaconda slides back drop the f****** left hand on the button and he's the champ champ I mean come on or champ then came the champ champ champ you know that saying is hard to figure out sometimes guys just decide to buy down their mouth pieces that the f****** chipsfly it's not try to win try to try to stop it yeah some of those fights are awesome look at the person watching those things are awesome there's two different parts the way I look at fights like I love a good Diego Sanchez Gilbert Melendez fight with a just f****** go crazy for three rounds I love that doesn't my favorite fight ever but I also love real technical fights or I see I see like two artists trying to solve each other's riddle trying to figure each other out you know like Luke rockhold vs yoel Romero was that like yeah well just trying to figure him out trying to figure him out and maybe I was like this and then boom drop that left hand on them same thing with him vs Chris Weidman he just moving around hard to figure out what he's going to do hard to figure out what's coming and then warm flying knee to the chin or to the Head he's he's a great example of a guy who just figured out how to break a rhythm and figure through rather than just running i8 Clash you know Frank near was just talking about that fade or fight and he was saying that his ego got the best of them did you see the fight it's really good fight really crazy until feydark a totem Cafe dark Autumn of the left hand and dropped it and put them away but before fade or ko'd him Frank Mir it hits a door and it got interesting the very beginning seconds of the fight but then fade or hit him with a perfectly timed hip throw just f****** Bloom I mean send him flying slammed into the ground and apparently Frank said from that moment on his ego got the best of me trying to get him back and he wanted up just getting in this crazy bra and getting knocked out fighting to me so it's so interesting you know just so interesting you see all the different things and people can do and how they're going to match up together and what one person could it be able to figure out how to get there their ideas through my ideas I want to kick this m*********** in the head how can I do this I got to figure out how to get to so interesting when you see all the different things that people can do and how they're going to match up together and what one person to be able to figure out how to get there their ideas through my ID is only kick this m*********** in the head how can I do this I got to figure out how to get to and his ideas I want to take this guy down and punch his f****** face and how do I figure out how to do this and then they're two of them


    Joe Rogan on Sam Harris & Neil deGrasse Tyson
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    I love Sam and you want to pack on that kind of muscles I think he was just up and I think you just was hyper-aggressive virtue signaling and really didn't even know what the f*** you're talking about and clearly picked the wrong guy oh my God I would never argue with Sam Harris I want I want to go for this guy can relate to him he's like me I don't want a guy like me the Gwen a babysitter I want a babysitter I want someone who's Superior exactly murder and he's very meditative Sam and Mom do mushrooms all of them about that I have to do psychedelic experiences all of them behind can it not not do mushrooms while they're on the job but have in the past with the understanding is more to life than this thing that's part of the platform the person needs to be like I did try mushrooms mushroom things no sorry but but consider it wise objective people that care and have a deeps a deep sense of responsibility to sort of guide our country in the best way possible I planned them for their own interest exactly I put Neil deGrasse Tyson on this role as a science educator in the government anyways to someone what's great about Neil is he's one of the first guys in our lifetime that made science fun made made astrophysics interesting still enthusiastic he's a great if we have one guy you know understand what he's saying elitist exactly the way he argued his caring about what he is like that all the time like he's like that when the cameras off he's just a great guy and one of Chloe has it rarely as soon as I really smart have his he's a big laugher yeah yeah yeah I don't like that in college to act like the f****** jacked he's an all-around quality human yes Sam Harris to the way he argues and stays calm argue about things you don't understand either you know if Sam has a conversation and say like to have a conversation with someone about whatever the f*** it is some some discipline that's outside of his room and then you know he'll he'll ask questions like he does not result is not a know-it-all that's how you learn. You will forget but if he's talking to you about something and he's arguing it's because he understands what he's talking about you that's that's a rare quality manager so many people that want to argue about s*** that they really don't even understand you know I don't think there's anything wrong with discussing things that you really don't understand to try to understand them especially if you're doing it in casual conversation or even a podcast but there's a lot of f****** people that argue s*** and they're just trying to win you know they're just trying to score points did not really talking right get a lot of that right I do it a lot but I'm more aware of it watching people who don't do it you learned a piece of normal thing you get caught up in your idea and you want your idea to be right and then you kind of like Chase down all the evidence it would show that your idea is right you see this all the time when someone gets accused of something and weed I know exactly what happened you see these are the groups of people that automatically want to think that person is guilty and automatically have a preconceived idea of what went down how it went down regardless of what the other person said like you paid the only want to look at it one way just gets weird real weird with people all the information you have to be at to be a little more what went down how it went down regardless of what the other person said like you paid the only want to look at it one way just gets weird real weird with people all the information you have to be at to be a little more you know what I'll get smarter and come back what kind of smart you going to get books mom when I get Sam Harris Neil deGrasse Tyson


    Joe Rogan on Prisons Being Ineffective
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    first computer programmer what she did was write the world's first machine algorithm for an early Computing machine that existed only on paper of course someone had to be the first but Lovelace wasn't woman in this was in the 1840s I'm going to computers in a few computers operate them to algorithm and people are looking at you like b**** what the f*** are you talkin about computers Italy imagine how would a hell it would be to be a super super genius living amongst the cave people you like you fux we could be flying around few assholes knew how to melt aluminum can you guys get me some glass you don't know glass give any wires you have no wire okay where to get your medal you don't have metal imagine if you like we're looking at metal in the ground like why don't they just pull the metal how to make things out of that and I'll look like what's the point what's the point of making a house what's the point what's the point in having glass window that look out at least cave people f****** each other and stabbed and mastodons in the dick with Flint tips to tools f*** man with a hell that would be that would be like the worst thing to do to somebody like imagine if one day they come up with a time machine and one of the punishments four people that were real pieces of s*** as you would throw them in front of Genghis Khan's horde in like 1200 ad you would just like take your underwear are your in your underwear everybody knows it's going to happen you have a chance to live if you just might get lucky Mike teleport to the right spot and not get slaughtered and eaten by the Mongols as they come over the top of the hill but we can put you right in front of them and you know good luck you piece of s*** come up with what the ability to do that to people when they're like an actual time machine that would be the biggest he'll ever take a person from 2018 who's used to driving around this Tesla check his texts every 5 minutes and know you were going to let you live we don't let you live but you going to live in 1200 ad no doctors know doctors what the f*** is a doctor we talkin about man you got to run you got to run they're coming over the hill they smell that yeah that's people burning smell burning Glade candles run but you're alive that was the punishment you know that would be crazy if somebody raped you and you get to decide what year they come back or they have to go that what just send this m*********** Back the dinosaur era good luck you c*** they're going to be by themselves 65 million years ago we could do one thing Bernie Madoff we can either put you in jail for the rest of your life or you get freedom in prehistoric Central Asia what would you do I take the death by prehistoric Central Asia all day I'll die for sure but I'll die running or trying to get away or you know exactly break a leg you know I'm going to die in that box that's the craziest thing about you don't you just decide when someone has crossed some line that you're going to take you out of circulation we're just going to cool you in this little cage we're going to help you get better when we let you out 15 years what a stupid idea not working that's how you know it's a stupid idea it's not it's not working for anyone you want to protect people from violent offenders that's primary right violent offenders people who want to rob people or murder people rape people or assault people that is with the number one things we want every everybody be safe I love Jamie I don't want Jamie to have to worry when he walks down the street and this guy they locked up 10 times going to jump out of the bushes and take his knees out with a baseball bat for no f****** reason other than crazy right you don't want that nobody wants that so we all agree that you got to lock up rapists and murderers not but after that I have to get to have to get past that so what what good is it do to get that guy to cheat on his taxes why do you put him in a cage for a year one of you let him work and pay you back in a cage for a year that seems that seems like you're punishing them like you you're just trying to torture him and steal year of his life but he'll just owes you money he doesn't owe you a year of his life year of your life worth it's worth a f****** billions of dollars a year your life f*** you man you can't take a year of someone's life that's crazy but if you owe taxes if I'd like a year your life sir or if you're f****** cell in plants found in plants or Worse you're one of those people that didn't send the envelope and you trying to bring some of that four thousand pounds of cocaine over the real term you have to catch them in there has to be punishment I give you owe people money there should be reparations you should like if you if you were involved in some sort of a banking scheme and you rip people off you should have to pay those people back. You should have you should be responsible for that after that you're assuming that someone's capable of growing and sometimes we don't like to do that's very convenient to assume that someone is in a static State and then never going to grow all this old Banker a****** he just original content is now he's going to die f*** him there's theirs sing but he's a human being and even if he lived his life f****** people over on those you know those weird mortgage situation loans that were going on with those things called those adjustable arm adjustable mortgages that people got f***** on because they signed up for him and they were really low rate Nelson there a jacked up through the roof and they were just never really going to lose their house and this was like something that people knew about it beforehand old thing they did but they do say that they're done f*** them walk him up forever my grandma lost her house terribly Grandma lost her house and whoever the f*** benefited from your grandma losing the house they should not have to give that money back to Sochi figure out the f*** how the f*** did they allow these Banks to weasel people like that you're not looking out for anybody's best interest would you do something like that do that they should have hugged and paid back you should be good and I know those f****** people got paid back doesn't matter how long you lock him up for like nobody f****** got their house back yeah and everyone got f***** over and even people that were involved in the organizations that were probably responsible and part for the recession which locked everything up there with those people I got bonuses when there was bailouts it the whole thing is the bailout should have been from f****** everybody lost their home for sure for sure it shouldn't the bailout most certainly shouldn't have gone to I know that they have to pay these p bonuses because he's bonuses are in their contract but that's still crazy still crazy it was in the contract with the government going to bail you guys out you guys are a failed business Bank of failed business and you're still going to try to claim that you guys did so well that you need a bonus like you is great and you're going to take that taxpayer money and apply to your bonus to all those poor people out there working $50,000 a year you're going to just take a giant what what's a good one for those guys what's a good one what's a good what do you think it's like the biggest bonus the one of those Banker guys got during the bailout if you had 300 million 15 million guy during the bailout we got 20 million things house looks like Fox every year or more probably with all these bonuses right what what when you get out like how much do you have to have in the bank for you do you know what I'm just going to f****** live frugally and never work again that God does not need to live frugally they doesn't even any of that I mean like what's the number that you have to get two wheeler check please. That doesn't just magically go away you know it's not like you pointer like right now I can retire like what are you f****** doing retirement look at the people who continue to work you have a thousand things you love to do right and you're good in them and you're obsessed with them other people don't have that all they know is their job all they know is to work and they don't they have a hard time integrating when they come out of that you know you have to have something that gives your life meaning and purpose yeah that's true it's hard for people to take some new hobbies to but really fun that's the thing about learn tough getting good at stuff when you suck is a little you know disappear in the beginning was frustrating but once you if you do do anything no matter what it is a physical stop something about getting good at things it's very rewarding you know not enough people go through that 9 people I think a try new shitt out and I think there's also new Pathways to get opened in your brain the more you try something new that you suck at will you start off from that beginner phase and try to like put it together nothing the little journey of the beginners I think we should try something new once a year I really do I mean maybe more but to me can't be more than once a year because I get too crazy about stuff for me once a year as like I might be able to squeeze something in once a year and try it out for a little while and not let it overcome all the things I'm already crazy about you know how often do you go hunting well it's usually in the fall for elk and then usually we do something in the Army wants a years like I might be able to squeeze something in once a year and try it out for a little while and not let it overcome all the things I'm already crazy about you know how often do you go hunting well it's usually in the fall for elk and then usually we do something in the early spring we go to Lanai and we hunt for axis deer


    Joe Rogan on Instagram Models and Selfies
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    who's turn their their social media to a very self-absorbed sort of platform right if it's yours or the prime element within it of course it would be a bit self-absorbed the same equivalent and it's all in and you know Austin that could be in a response to drive attention towards themselves but what do you why do you want that attention in the first place and then of course that's something you can't know until you know the person exactly I just started following her whole Instagrams her ass I mean that is it man I was thinking I should be out of work that's it's f***** up spray of of gel shooting at Verizon here's my heart that essentially defines your identity like this Monumental Epic Level ass is out there taking photos of it and putting it out there for people see or that people not only continue to look at it but more flock to this this religious icon of an ass apparently not for dudes I mean for girls is there like 1 but I guess it's ABS is it abs like what is the one body by turn to Jamie Jamie when you look at say all the men's Maggie all the women's magazine all that kind of stuff like women want to look at women so women or even aware of course I was hot women for women know about filters to pictures using filters that is not what she looks like every girl would use that one phone that has that one camera exactly they nailed it I guess they're all pretty good now but if there was like one standout phone that took better selfies like that would be the one that they used it would be a marketing Avalanche towards you take me to schedule October 1st the other way I need like multiple lenses you can choose which one you need a friend look like I see them selfie sticks if there was dudes only dudes on the planet that be no selfie sticks that she would have never been invented places of portable baton in case you get attacked are you using that to take photos inside of a bear cave about to go in you want to make sure what you know where the grizzly is are you putting that thing around corners here that rabbit is can you get it cuz if not I got a problem with that is it okay for me to take a selfie with a regular selfie lens what is the problem if a dude has a selfie stick I don't know I just seems a bit obnoxious his face ever see you like an older dude gets fillers in his face you like bro I want to pull them aside come here I'm sure I have yeah you want to go no just don't you going to be wrinkled this is just it you're 65 years old you got to let it go for anyone I just think that it's it's one of the potential for it to go really badly real days they're into it just I think that people you don't have to look perfect to be a beautiful person as important as the way you look and if your personality is such that you need to shoot plastic in your face in order to feel good about yourself you know I've got to like what what's happening there but below the surface the it could be a indicator of something more serious than that no matter how much filler how nice it could look maybe there's still going to be an issue birthday people don't know what they really look like do you know about the Fibonacci sequence the numbers right it's the golden ratio in it actually applies to facial features so you can find something on that now there was a documentary on that writing at the time I was there was something about Symmetry and Elizabeth Hurley when they made that thing was considered one of the most beautiful women in the world by the sent by the mathematics of it all she's still


    Joe Rogan & Dennis McKenna - Telepathy and Ayahuasca
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    the fungal level you find these things everywhere you know them people say well there's about a hundred and fifty species of plants that contain DMT that's only because we've only looked at 150 species of plans you know if you look at these large General that are famous known for having tryptamines like acacia's and Mimosas and these things we know of a few species that have DMT but there's hundreds of species thousands of species it's just that nobody's look nobody's going to fund this work I think you can reasonably say that you do there about 1,400 species of Acacia in the world probably 75% of them have DMT and actually I would go to the next I would I would even claim without evidence that's never stopped me before Mt is so close to mainstream metabolism probably all plants have DMT to some extent most don't have large large levels of what they don't have useful amounts of DMT but if you took with sufficient instruments if you just started random randomly sampling plantsim analyzing for DMT with a mass spec I'll bet it would turn up in almost everything which is it phalaris grass Toshiba because I'm DMT that's the one so the DMT in it for whatever reason way it interacts with the Sheep digestive system becomes poison eat well no not entirely I mean it's got phalaris grass has DMT it has five methoxy DMT other tryptamines that also have something called gramming which is it's like DMT with only one carbon on the side chain cramming this more less toxic Grammy and a lot of grass species that's probably the thing that causes wood called phalaris staggers so if you just fed DMT synthesized to sheep it wouldn't be toxic hard to say did they produce monoamine oxidase leopards or Jaguars I've seen those videos will eating banisteriopsis right which is the force of the MAO inhibitors okay I don't know what to make of that it certainly does seem like some kind of a catnip for them you know what causes an altered state for MAO inhibitors in in and of themselves they produce some sort of a psychedelic experience of a cam not just from the MAO inhibitors show but they often have other effects that are psychoactive like harming Harmon there's a good example you know we used to think that our meeting was basically it's the MAO inhibitor and Ayahuasca doesn't do a whole lot beyond that will it turns out now harming is getting a second look it's interesting that the tar mean was discovered in pagana Marla about maybe ten years before Ayahuasca was ever reported to sayat so Harmon is one of these hoary old alkaloids I like to call it you know it's been known forever and now we're just finding out it has all sorts of interesting pharmacology sits and it's an MAO inhibitor for sure more importantly it appears that it stimulates neurogenesis and that's relevant to Alzheimer's and brain development than even down syndrome it is an inhibitor of this kindness this regulatory protein called dyrk1a which is got its fingers and lots of different cellular pies you could pollitt many different regulatory functions and harming is a very potent very selective inhibitor of this kinase so that's relates to this it actually stimulate nerve growth in the hippocampus so you know and we're finding out that if there were a number of other receptors that it interacts with including serotonin dopamine Transporters even one called the Emagine saline receptors that are you know of undefined function so like most natural molecules it's not a one-trick pony you know harming has a number of effects you know and that's why I taking ayahuasca is a different you know if that's why it's not a pure DMT experience cuz you got a whole mixture of alkaloids that are that are contributing to that effect who were the researchers that when they discovered harmine they didn't know it was made try to label it telepathy mean so they realized it was harming it right right well yeah this is part of the what you might call the sordid history of the Ayahuasca a certain way because in the early days in there in the 20s when people are looking at it a number of independent groups were working on it and they were identified they were isolated molecules they weren't aware of other people's work and so they misnamed these things you know I mean I can't tell you exactly I think initially it was Louis wouldn't who discovered harmine and he called it been this Doreen then it turned out well another group years before had isolated the same molecule from the Ganem harmelin and telepathy in was one of these misnomers you know that the came out the problem with the with this was that back in the day people didn't collect voucher specimens so a lot of this chemical work was done without the benefit of herbarium switch now every everybody that wants to do phytochemical work hopefully has the The Good Sam's to collect specimens of the original plat so that people can go back and look at that a lot of this early work was reported and there was no voucher specimens to document The Collection so a lot of it had to be dismissed you know the the beta Carboline chemistry of Bannister didn't really get well defined until some Chinese scientists or at least they have Chinese name worked on them and discovered harmine tetrahydroharmine on the harmeling as the main alkaloids they could reference that to Botanical voucher specimens so they really should get the credit for discovering it and then once that was done and it was known you know other scientists had to acknowledge why did they describe it as telepathy supposedly some sort of a story about some group telepathic experience this was romantic this was just some story you know out of the literature yeah I mean that it was rumored to be able to cause telepathy of it just wasn't they were only taking formula it's not clear clear clear they may even take you that but whether they were getting telepathy I kind of doubt it but we know we could get telepathy on Ayahuasca it's not so uncommon this happens all the time people have group hallucinations group Visions has anybody ever bothered to independently like sequester people put them into like a different rooms have them do Ayahuasca and then have them describe a very similar experience are almost identical experience to Pro that these telepathy experiences exist or at least as far as I know that hasn't been loved seeing everybody wants to talk after it's like I've heard from more than one person my friend Kyle Kingsbury and his wife had an Ayahuasca experience with a both had a visualization of their child and then we got back she was pregnant they want of having this child from their visualization from from from this experience obviously they're very close and they were together and they probably communicated quite a bit and you know I will always think I'll be really interesting experiment it would be very interesting I mean and that sort of points out there is you know our realm of experience a realm of knowing that these things get back two that's normally closed to us having this kind of a trivial statement of course but then you get down two questions of how verifiable is that how real is that how you know mm people get I don't know if the term is hung up but they can get baffled when you start talking about you know the reality of say the entities you encounter up Deonte I mean some people I know we're obsessed with trying to verify the reality of the entities that you find on DMT and again it comes down to If you experience them their real well you know what's external what's internal Wheatley through a row these terms these these epistemological metaphysical terms quite carelessly you know without really thinking about it what does it mean when you say I'm in here and you're out there you know and then you take a psychedelic and you realized that start official boundary you know we're all one there is no separation it's separated normal Consciousness though it's separated in normal conscious chemical brain State I mean everything you experience is an altered state because it's filtered into this brain process by the brain and you know the brain is a biochemical engine that has I say often we're made out of drugs and it seems that our normal Consciousness is the best state to propagate biological life and to keep our whatever we've created in terms of our community structures relationships and friendships and the ability to build structures and houses and things like that these all these things are done best when you're here and present whereas wianno psychedelic State I agree with you what the way I've always described it as if you had a meeting with God and you went and God gave you all the answers to the world and you have you experienced undeniable Beauty in the most extreme form possible where you couldn't have imagined it and then you came back what do you hallucinated it or not it's the exact same experience exactly I can't put it on a scale runaway it look like weave stretch the tape measure around and God is 47 in across like just because you know I'm saying just because you can't measure it with what we term are are metrics for reality right and that is exactly the thing don't worry about whether it's real in the way we would defy real is it good information or is it bad air is it not that's the thing it doesn't matter where it comes but it's such a relief it's good information then it has its own internal validity and whether it came from some part of yourself that is normally obscure to you or came from the plant teacher or the aliens transmitting it through it doesn't really matter the we we are obsessed with that reality food a lot right like the in this goes back to terrance's LA chorrera psychedelic experience where he had a UFO encounter easily dismissing amongst us would go well he's tripping balls off on mushrooms of course I saw UFO that was another aspect of the experimental latera I left out when I was talking about my lecture but there's almost always an element of absurdity in these experiences and in paranormal experiences in UFO encounters it's like little green man yeah are you kidding is Whitley Streeper I haven't had them on but he's so out to lunch I'm I have massive reservation there's a video of him looking at a fly that clearly a fly in front of a camera and he's describing it as is a man in a suit like there's something wrong with them I miss that I miss that part I think what's interesting about Whitley and I agree I I totally Miss didn't you know for a long time I thought you know he is really a nut case he's from the comedian books or people don't know the exact with a series of books about being abducted and yeah but I sort of had to change my opinion somewhat because he and Jeffrey krypell who I do know is it traffic krypell is a professor of comparative religion and mythology at Rice diversity and his Focus initially is on it sort of on the the superhero as as in contemporary psychology as a mythical figure in that sort of thing he and I was invited to a workshop that that Whitley was going to be at this was a couple years ago in Hawaii while I'm always interested in a free trip to Hawaii rides you know I like to come to this thing but this guy is a nutcase I'm not sure I want to appear on the same stage with this guy in whenever it's me say that you know me so much and I said I thought I told the guy if you invite Jeffrey and Whitley than all come and will participate the name of the book is Supernatural to word Supernatural a new vision of The Unexplained and its really very interesting the book is basically you don't alternating chapters Whitley tells us stories about happened to it what has happened to it what continues to happen to him he lives in some kind of alternate reality I write a I get that I mean I don't know if I accept it but I get it and then in alternating chapters Jeffrey comes along and kind of unpacks this and explain where does this fit into sort of it the you know phenomenology of Mythology and you know reasonable explanations and and it's a fascinating book you just suspend disbelief for a minute and think about assume Whitley's is sincere I don't think he's lying and I think that these things really happen to him or he thinks they do and some of the most craziest things these are not you know the media has made like everything they dumb it down you know when they they put it into the box of alien encounters guys the nutball in on dismiss it but if you take a closer look one thing to Whitley's credit is he doesn't claim to understand what's happening he doesn't call it an Alien Encounter he doesn't play me anything he just says this is happening I have no freaking idea what is what this is so that's honest you know that's an honest scientific stance I do not understand this phenomenon so I gave him credit for that and then he and and who wrote This Book there was a very interesting you know later on so I read all this later on in the book there's a chapter where they get to what is a possible physical explanation of what's going on here if there is a physical explanation and one of the headings I think the chapter one of the headings in the chapter was labeled the soul as a UFO and that kind of blew my mind that got my because you know what I did this this workshop with them I was kind of bringing the flag of psychedelics right that was saying if you don't address psychedelics you've only got part of the picture here and they were talking about how the soul how this could be some sort of a physical plasmoid type of thing they were invoking you know scientific terminology I don't know if it was it was legit or not but just the idea of the soul of the UFO and I was able to respond to them say will you know the experiment at La chorrera was essentially the blueprints of how to build one of these things that you're talking about you know which it was really this this transformation and so that was that impressed me I don't know what to make of it but I think I think there is and they don't really know he knows what to make of it but I think they're just on things going on but that some people experience yes and and whether they are actual encounters or dreams or somewhere in between I'm not sure then it would be it would be good I mean yeah I don't know have you ever met him know he is like the most drab person you can imagine I mean he's like an accountant or something worn out from till I was Dory Ward I've never talked to personally but when you see him in interviews and conversation there's something off you know what is that something off is it a psychotic break is it something that drips in and out is it is he is he having problems with normal Consciousness I mean I don't I don't know what it is but I'm really not to find that video of him talking about the fly did you find it out to lunch call the Bend where you like the he's having a hard time with normal reality so which would make sense during the dream state cuz all these things are happening at night right right right this is the big thing that I've always had about the UFO Abduction of all they all take place when someone is either night it's either they're on a dark Road where there's no one around and they're sleepy or they're at home in their bed like the vast majority of them take place at night or while someone's lying in bed which is exactly when you're dreaming but there's a least implied connection between that your brain produces endogenous lie that could be released during the dream state and a different levels with different humans me obviously some people problems with producing serotonin and dopamine and then other people have no problems with it and it just the biology of the human brain varies right so it's not without considerate or it's not without possibility that there's someone who has a real issue with these chemicals just busting through right letting us know there are we how we know there are people about psychedelic experiences like why would we diminish his endogenous active experience if that's what he's having I mean it is entirely possible that you're dealing with someone who maybe perhaps does have some sort of psychotic breaks but also is experiencing psychedelic experiences due to some endogenous DMT dump or dump of whatever and all these things are taking place the same time in the dream state during heavy REM sleep and he's coming back with his uniform stories of alien abduction Del I agree it's it's so I mean it's hard to Parts it out, and I'm not saying I accept it all but I just mess there maybe is something there we should approach it in the spirit of here's a phenomenon right we don't understand it we shouldn't dismiss it there's something to be understood here not necessarily his understanding of it but something to be looked at their I thought this book was interesting for its balance you know I would not have Whitley strieber on your show without Jeffrey Chronicle Hakusho that would be thing cuz he it would be fun and maybe it's you know maybe it's a bridge too far I'm not I'm not would not have Whitley strieber on your show without Jeffrey Crock-Pot yourself that would be thing cuz he it would be fun and maybe it's you know maybe it's a bridge too far I'm not I'm not maybe not to the bottom or is there really something at the base of


    Joe Rogan on Growing Up Without A Dad
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    single parent you never met my dad so thanks for bringing that up I don't know my name is Joe Rogan you can become someone that people count on and count on people that's what you do group of friends like me and my friends are very close. I would do anything for my friends and family to little bit for me, rotary and closeness and all that touch it means a lot to me it's very very important I remember asking my mom about my dad when I was like I don't know 1718 you know when she got really offended you I don't know but I didn't hold it against her but she told me his name and she was like if you want to do this on your own you're that kind of thing and I had the name for like a week and then I forgot it and that told me that it didn't matter so I had ever since I never worried about it for you very tight cuz it's an unbelievable love connection that you have a children's true unconditional love is a drug like they give you they give you loved to the point where my daughter might my youngest was we're playing the other day in the pool and there's a point time we were just laughing about something together just laugh and I'm looking at her face she's laughing and I feel like I was on drugs has like a love that I have for these people is so it's so intense it's just and it's also I didn't get that when I was a kid I didn't know exactly what you're saying Mana parents might know my mom work my stepdad was a really good guy but no one's ever around you know that they just do is know in one they were done working everybody was tired you know I was a latchkey kid you know when I was like 7 years old I live in San Francisco I would go out and do a magic show on Fisherman's Wharf by myself just wander around the city just open the door you just leave 7 I can't imagine that I spent a lot of time by myself my mom was working and I don't invite yourself to make sure that I had a good life song by myself you know you have kids with this young lady or another young lady you are a connection with that kid will be it'll blow your f****** mind and I can change who you are I feel like that's what I've been lacking that's why I've been more open to you know thinking about these kinds of things you seem like a dad holding a baby and tan over drunk I'm taking care of you like crazy and he was always f***** up there's always something it was always he had a crack problem for a while and then got on pills and it was his either snorting it or is it was like he already lying very much reminds me of this guy and Joey Diaz did a little bit too when I first met Joey was like right after my friend Johnny was before Johnny it died Johnny was still alive but I'd known people like Joey because of my friend Johnny but you know it's just I always was there for him I was always trying to take care of him I was always trying to help him but it's just he was always there was always something going wrong and it never in but it was his brief moments man where he be fine we would be laughing we have the best time that's why you fight for it cuz I was thinking that one day he was going to get it together real depression you know lost his mother and you knowing that have that affected his whole life and it's like so I'm there and he's younger than me so I feel this mentorship and I just feel like a loyalty that I just can't shake so why you know so that's that and I know when I said when I go to therapy I ask why am I my own depression things not talk about things in a way I just no holds bar because I want to I want to get this out I feel like this you know I don't like something and then combine that with we live in a society right now with people don't want to necessarily here and opinion it is not theirs what is definitely a little of that right and so then therefore we get this like controversial ship navigate the waters a little bit okay you may not agree but you don't have to vilify me you know you don't have to like you know you know but anyway it all goes back to like you know who we are because of our parents play where I was like okay you may not agree but you don't have to vilify me now you don't have to like you know you know but anyway it all goes back to like you know who we are as people because of like our parents you know the guy my I love my mom and my stepdad stepdad a great guy I'm glad he's in my mom's life


    Joe Rogan on Catholic Priest Scandals
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    name father holiday rocker wait a minute it's a Catholic Church what the f*** you can't trust anybody and the kids save our parents heard I said don't get disrespectful to Dick's so they finally they finally caught them and I started talking about this but why did I start talking about this so we can go to run faster f***** he would take us outside he would take us he had a summer house right with a boat and hop in Wisconsin right so he would take us and it was like an hour and a half away we getting this station wagon eat take like six boys up to there and we're going to go water skiing or whatever right and so he had a setup where he once you got there you had the first do cleaning so you had to change into your cleaning clothes at ya change you would find a reason to come in the room and wrestle one of us and then we got to put up with it cuz we want to go to the boat we don't fear for my God it's you allowed to laugh about getting molested as long as it's you but that was he was he was talking about him getting molested Willy's normalizing he's a sexual assault he would take us this priest would try to teach you how to ski know how do you teach someone how to water-ski you put your dick in their mouth before you're digging them out do you know how to breathe underwater sit on the dock and you pull away and that's how you learn so he would take us in shallow water and then he would go it would put the skis on you so you couldn't run away he would like put his hands they would put his hands underneath your crotch like this from was your job to get out of that situation and it will caught we all laugh at my friend Danny does he have to leave the church and all that stuff kids rific horrific that process of moving people was always terrifying because they basically let them know hey you're not even going to be in a movie how quick would they shut down NASCAR NASCAR pulled into town just f***** all the kids and drove around a circle real quick they be like we got to shut this down this is a crazy organization but meanwhile way more people getting molested by the Catholic church I couldn't agree more in the terrifying number when you look at the numbers of people that have just accused them of sexual assault and molestation it's terrifying yeah it's terrifying the money they take that you give them on Sunday to go pay these people off is also I got lucky what is that a Catholic school for one year only Bob's great I was gone after first grade and you know I had friends stayed and I know the new people that got touched you know it's just it was it's it's for people outside the Catholic faith people or there's something that it at that happened and it probably happened when they told him they can get married anymore because it used to be the pope couldn't get married Pope is allowed to have children and the priests were allowed to be married priests allowed to have but they were rock stars if they realize like back in the Lutheran days the days of Martin Luther and those guys were f****** everybody they would get you in that that confession another eunuch confession what time what you did did Dolores have to be celibate and from then on. was that so there was two ways to become nobility and the Medieval Times you could be born Noble or you could get in you buy your way into the church and so you could become nobility and so what would happen if these rich motherfukers who would buy the witness a church would die and then other money would go to their kids their firstborn and the church is like we got to get some fudge we have your hands on that money and so they pass the law hate nobody can get married legally they all did they still have kids that makes sense as well and preventing those guys from f****** everybody you know cuz they were rock stars there was no rockstars back then to the guys that they were the spokespersons for God would most likely be the ones with the most influence in the community I mean like riding the bus going to high school he was like a couple years ahead of me and he was leaving school and he was already on his way was it Divinity School or seminary school and we were all like we're all calling them Father already and it was just ridiculous where are accepting the fact this guy was going to be a priest but you know for him it was he was so obviously gay that you know I mean I don't give a s*** but I knew you can tell he's gay the gay guy never had any interest in girls never was around them kind of just an oddly feminine man and decided to take up the priesthood and we all we know treated him like he was different because he was going to become a priest is very weird yeah you know it's still treated like rock stars in the Catholic church today I mean maybe he was seventeen at the time I think I was 15 but it was just he wasn't different than us the weirdest calling him father and stuff and it's just so strange uncle's that went to Seminary one of them became a priest and the other one over the summer I had a friend who got pregnant and had to stop being drop out of their mother's house as you walked up the steps into their living room the two pictures you would have greeting you was a picture of both her sons and their priest outfit so one was actually appraised and one had to go that's the picture she kept upright bring it over his four kids to her house there's a picture of him and his daddy why didn't the priest off at one point in time so tomorrow the city that is good for you and they even responded to my my put out a post they had a Tweet someone who has no idea what God wants a speaking for God cuz I said that if there is an atheist which I am really not I don't consider myself anything I don't consider myself religious I'm not an atheist I'm just a person who doesn't know and I don't I'm more agnostic than anything but I don't even want to put a label on it my opinions are allowed to evolve and I'm allowed to have done a lot of drugs okay maybe I don't know what the f*** I'm talking about there was a God I don't know if this guy but there was a he or she would probably very disappointed these hateful twice between they speak for him putting up signs to say godhatesfags like these really think this is what God would want that's outrageous and so that's what they said that God would want this outrageous and so that's what they said about that you said that I speak for God


    Joe Rogan - Why Are So Many People Depressed?
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    when it comes to the the word depression how much of it is their life going bad tragedy poor health bad job choices how much of it is some sort of a weird genetic thing how much I mean there's so many variables as to what causes depression but such a giant number of people suffer from depression while I think it's I think it only if I'm being honest I think it's going to get worse you know like you look at the way we live in the closer and closer you've spoken about that we're just tell him I f****** New York we're not meant to be that confined we're not meant to sit out we were withheld from the f****** son right now so many these things communicate with our bodies I'm working with a genetic specialist Trent Persinger he was on Chris Ryan Show sunlight influences 500 on-off switches on are epigenetic level for the birth of good unless you f****** overdo it right 500 500 + on-off switches in our DNA positively right I mean there's that's what they look at Vitamin D3 take that for example they're calling that a hormone now not a f****** vitamin real is it the messenger that that's how much it influences in the body incredibly important so you think about all these things like being Barefoot being connected to the earth going in the fucken ocean science will catch up in certain ways but we get fixated on the thing we get fixing a fixated on our phones on whatever TV is going on we're closed off from other what we think you know communicating through Facebook at the same as being f****** face-to-face it's not you know the more we head that direction and we're putting you know as you put it put in f****** s*** food near body for mouth pleasure that influences the brain right 80 to 90% of all of our neurotransmitters are made by the bacteria in your gut so you think the ship meals just going to put on five pounds it's not it might put on five pounds but it's going to f*** your brain up for a while you make it a little bit more emotional f*** with your your your sharpness your memory recall well that's impacted sleeps impacted I wish Michael Walker talked a bit more about that and it's don't think it's in his wheelhouse I don't think it is he's he's just to go studies sleep and did the effects on it but f*** was that in The Illuminating yai opening fantastic I think it's book is really good but as far as like dialing in sleep it's more of this is what happens when you don't sleep sleep the book sleep by Nick littlehales is play my favorite cuz that gives you it's a f****** how to guide on how to maximize sleep when you were younger lack of sleep didn't affect you the way infection out right correct that shift that you have that happens in adolescence where you become a night owl no doubt and I probably still could stay out a little bit later until having a kid and then that's your your immediate reset yeah that you're getting up when the sun comes up yeah be prepared sir get ready there's so many different factors that lead to a healthy body but how much of a healthy body needs to a happy mind that's where it gets like you can't blame some of these people that are suffering from like a disease some of these people that have like something wrong with the way their brain is producing these happy hormones yeah I don't think you can say it's just this one thing like William clean or depression I don't think that's it at all but certainly that's a factor it's really could be a fact being in nature is a fact and unpacking trauma Garber mate says at the heart of all f****** addiction is some form of trauma yeah I'm sure completely makes sense his theories on that are fascinating I never thought about that way at some point trauma during your developmental stages LED you to seek out this weird crazy feeling and experience when you have you known many people that have had like serious addictions like oh yeah yeah without naming names people very close to me family members Benedict to the man lost a cousin to pills I've been going to AA not for me for a family member since I was three years old so I've seen that you know what is now is that trauma-based is like everything because pills he'll just get trying to get everybody yeah pills can get everybody there's no doubt about that there wasn't that what it was, there and all those circumstances and I'm not saying no pills can f****** grab you there's no doubt but certainly with the math and alcohol which was other things you know no doubt there was, they're quite a few people that got f***** up on on pills after operations or injuries or stuff like that but I know quite a few kicked it and it just realized it was happening when World out like a shop talked about it quite a bit when he fought Cro Cop his nose was destroyed so they had to rebuild his nose and he started taking pain pills and he said after while he's just taking every day just cuz it's want to take them and then his friend came over and cleaned out his medicine cabinet my cut the s*** dude your is 4 months later still take anything all day long you can't do that anymore and he's like whoa he said he almost didn't even realize he was doing it just kind of caught a hold of them he fought Cro Cop his nose was destroyed so they had to rebuild his nose and he started taking pain pills and he said after while he's just taking every day just cuz you want to take them and then his friend came over and cleaned out his medicine cabinet when I cut the s*** dude you're is 4 months later still taking these things all day long you can't do that anymore and he's like whoa he said he almost didn't even realize he was doing it just kind of caught a hold of them yeah she becomes have it specially when it's that euphoric


    Joe Rogan - Henry Rollins on Diet and Intermittent Fasting
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    I just feel so much better when I just skip the middle meal and whose idea was it three meals a day anyway you don't need that right now and I found that I can live very comfortably I'm not into like torturing myself so I got me to starving nail myself to this chair but if I'm too just too distracted to work cuz I'm hungry I need to address that but what I found is if I just kind of don't eat alot after a couple of days I'm like get in the high are where you're burning no fuel cuz you're just in the thin air where I walk by Foo go like that I've had like two meals in the last two-and-a-half meals like in the last 3 days and I feel fine actually I feel like really bouncy like I don't need the the post-workout 7 Minute power nap I feel really good if you do intermittent fasting at all yes on the woman I work with you know she does that sometimes it I'll just follow her lead so sugar hey I'm doing this I'll try that and she knows a lot more about it than I do so I just do what she does and so a few years ago I got into like one meal a day I was just trying it out and told me to I was in India of all places and I was out all day taking photos and sweating and I would eat dinner and I would like to sleep through breakfast and go back out and with my camera so dinner be my meal in the first 3 days of that was a little tough and then it was like I never wanted I kind of felt bad when I went back to the Western a lot of food your body adapts for the rest of your life or whatever when I start limiting the food I'm more alert my sleep is more restorative and I bounced out of bed like I don't have that afternoon drowsiness I just stay with it and I just feel way more buoyant and present type faster just concentrate more and I'm on tour. It's usually I do one point something meals a day like I'm about to leave it'll be is an evening meal post-show I put myself into an 8 Hour feeding window and 16-hour fasting window every day and I've been pretty consistent with out over the last like 4-5 months and as it has a big impact man when you when I eat dinner you know so if I'm done at 8 I've just I just I'm and out 16 hours later is when my first meal comes I can have a coffee and between now and then but nothing was it like any real significant calories I'm just having some liquid or something like that that's it and then it just by doing that man I just like a wake up in the morning I'm not craving breakfast I'm not I'm not even hungry my body is totally adapted to get a chance to digest I think we're always in the state of feeding and your body just never has really a chance to digest a babbling as it's processing they're always processing nutrition and I I wonder if that's a western model other parts of the world people live very differently than we do I guess it is what it is and a meal is it's almost just a thing that happens now and then it's not like it's dinner time and we're going to talk about report cards and they're going to eat I think wherever they even sleep you going to park like Vietnam and people just like to sleeping behind the counter of the store they work at this they've been there for a day and a half cuz mom can't come in so they're running the store and they sleep is this thing that you get now and then and I think food is like that in a lot of parts of the world like a meal at the next time I eat I eat to try to sample in as well variety is the local Cuisines you can know depends on where I go and I'm not that guy who just brings it all from home and I never leave home when I'm abroad but I can't afford to eat a bad meal and be bedridden bedridden for the next day when I should be out hitting the streets looking at stuff and so it from here to Myanmar and Russia wherever I've had some bad meals and so when the food looks dodgy like in the interior of Africa will you pointed the meat object and go what is that in the guy will say I think it's goat and it's hard on your back cuz it's a lot of weight I take say I'm going to be out in Africa for two weeks I bring about two meals worth of Chow with me that's a lot of nuts a lot of Clif bars a lot of like peanut butter you know things that just don't go bad in heat or I can just look at the food not tonight it's going to be a handful of almonds and this and water also in parts of the world where water is dodging you find a store you buy the box of water rip it open to make sure it has been tampered with by the whole box put in your backpack and look 40 lb order for the next 5 days it's noon but you can't be somewhere in like I'm thirsty and I don't know about that water cuz I thought about bringing that you know they have these portable backpack filters and steripens and things a lot of backpack hikers that uses there was a very small now the very small and lightweight and you can get some like if you're saying the place you think it has dodgy water you can get a gravity filter when you put water like you literally get rain water from outside in a puddle and I do a lot of people do that and they take it there was a very small now the very small and lightweight and you can get some like if you're saying the place you think it has dodgy water you can get a gravity filter when you put water like you literally get rain water from outside in a puddle and I do a lot of people do that and they take it they put it in this large gravity filter in a drip down almost like it looks like someone's peeing at the bottom of this huge bag of 60 liter bag of water but it filters at all and it allows you to drink basically puddle water


    Chuck Palahniuk's Crazy Stories (Compilation) - Joe Rogan Experience
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    it's harming fiction harming literature you can explore the darker ideas you know oh you want to see me crucify myself right now yeah okay this is going to be a career-ending moment for several years and was in a Writers Workshop and the core group of us have been meeting since 1990 so this is a workshop that was almost thirty years old and usually people were asking each other not to use certain words first you don't like nobody really use the n-word but it was definitely a word you could not bring to workshop and then in a story I use the word faget and a very good friend of mine said you're not bringing that word into Workshop you're not writing anything with the F-word and and it just became more and more tightly structured that way and So eventually I realized you were kind of writing to him make each other happy instead of two kind of confront each other and one of the writers in our Workshop is a writer named Cheryl Strayed who wrote the book called wild which was a hugely successful book it was chosen as an Oprah book and it will be on bookstore shelves for the rest of History Cheryl's book Wild but while she was writing it she had written the segment about how is a child she would be sat on the sofa with her grandfather and her grandfather taught her how to masturbate him and so was a child she would masturbate her grandfather until he achieved orgasm and then later she would find these feather list featherless birds that are falling out of a nest and she picked one up and she knew it would die so she crushed it between her bare hands this is a very small child and she wrote How has that bird died crushed between her hands it dips death Rose it's spasms of death felt exactly like her grandfather's penis ejaculating in her little hand that was the best thing she ever wrote and her editor Rick not said that is not going in this book because we want this book to be a big book and if we see you jerking off your grandfather and then killing baby birds that is not going to make Oprah Winfrey happy so it was a magnificent piece of writing and a magnificent kind of parallel and awareness for child sexual abuse but the publisher said this is not going to be in the book did she send it to you or did you show it to you she brought it to workshop and she read it there was even a newspaper reporter present there and we all realized it was fantastically powerful but then she said they won't take this this can't go in this is not the first Workshop I've been bumped out of the first Workshop I was in was a very a lot of very nice ladies and I was probably 20 and I'd written a scene in which a man a young man has done up an inflatable sex doll so it looks exactly like the woman he's obsessed with and during the the seduction of the sex doll he accidentally snags the back of it with a zipper of its dress and he realizes during the fornication that it is gradually losing air so he's got to copulate faster and faster to try to attack orgasm before this thing completely goes flat and at the end of the scene he's standing there with this completely deflated sex doll hanging off his erection like is the surrender flag and of course his mother walks into the room and after I wrote that seen the leader of the workshop I was in my first Workshop she took me aside afterwards and she said the other writers in the workshop Nola I feel safe around you you really did she have you said you've written something that really frightens them and they would like you to politely leave the workshop and not come back and so that's when I started with Tom spanbauer is Workshop in which almost anything went it seems to be of anybody can appreciate that it's going to be creative writers my mind I'm delving into the recesses if I'm lucky if I'm doing it right of your mind of something that is like Comedians and then say oh my gosh that happened to you too and a lot of times they're things that people are never ever talked about until a classic anecdote after I'd read the the gut story at an event a woman came up and she was a middle-aged woman she was about my age and she said I really love that you read that story about how you got your anus prolapsed while masturbating and swimming pool which is not my story but I'm the one that read it so that's the one I'm the one that they're picturing in this horrendous situation and she says since you can tell that story I'm going to tell you a story and she said how when when she was 7 years old she was in second grade and she was in a little organization called the brownies which is a precursor to the Girl Scouts you wear a brown dress little brown hat you get these little merit badges and she said one day I had a stomach ache and my mom kept me home from school and we had this heating pad it must have been in the 1960s and this heating pad have is vibrating function as you put me face down on this heat why do my stomach and I fell asleep and while I was asleep this vibrating warm heating pad must have slid down between my legs she says because I woke up with the most amazing feeling I feeling like I never felt before Oh my God it felt so good and so next time it was my turn to host the brownies I said brownies is heating pad and she says all the brownies to turn the heating pad on. Vibrating heating pad and they wrote it like a pony all afternoon and she said it was like sex in the city for 7 year old girls they could not get enough of his heating pad and they were all riding this heating pad and had a great time and she said and for the first time in my life I was the most popular girl in my class and I was the girl that all the girls play with and for every Brownie troop meeting it was at my house and I was the leader until the day that my mother came home from work early and she caught us with a heating pad and she sent the other brownies home and she whipped the cord out of the wall she just ripped it out of the socket and she started to beat me with it and she beat me with that cord and she beat me and she said you f****** piece of s*** you dirty w**** what kind of a f****** w**** am I raising you w**** and she beat me and she beat me and she says this woman who's my age now she says I have not had an orgasm since I was 7 years old and then she goes but if you can tell that swimming pool story about how you got hurt jacking off underwater she's as I can tell my heating pad story and I can tell that story until I can make it funny and then maybe someday I can go back to my mom and I can say do you remember that heating pad we used to have and it'll be complete OSHA that's what I'm trying to do I'm trying to create the opening for people to tell these stories that they they never thought that they could tell because that's the way in which they're going to resolve stories and talking to master these stories somebody puke if someone's telling a joke of someone's on stage talking about to lose fat and there's a fat person in the front row that joke will bomb it just yeah but that's cuz people are good people overall you know they were they recognize that they don't want to cause pain another really odd, David Sedaris story he always told me when you're on the road don't read from your current book always read from the next book be we're protesting the stories and finding out which ones work and should go into the next block and in doing so he was telling the story about being in this this forensic laboratory is an is an autopsy was taking place and this autopsy table was adjacent to this this huge indoor window that separated the autopsy Suite from this lunchroom and in the lunchroom for the rest of the two forensics Taft and they're all eating their lunch y'all had tuna sandwiches and and cans of Coke & BBQ potato chips and they were watching through the window as is absolutely perfect 12 year old boy was being autopsied and just hours before this kid like 2 hours before this kid have been riding his bicycle falling over he hit his head on the curb and now two hours later he was dead and dead without almost a scratch on Justice perfect naked dead 12 year old boy on the autopsy table that the technicians eating their lunch watching it through a window that did they watch as the as the pathologist in sizes around the top of the kids face at the top of the forehead the hairline and then peels of face down like peeling an orange peels the entire face off skull of this little boy that leaves a face around the neck like a mask like a rubber mask and this exposes this liver colored dark red musculature of the child's underlying face and this one guy watching it with a mouthful of tuna sandwich he points this out and he said see that that there that's the color of red that I want to paint our rec room holyshit and went to the nearest whole day story in front of 600 people it was dead silent and you can hear people weeping people were crying and you were hating David Sedaris in that moment and so I had to laugh I laughed really loud like a donkey and it was amazing how the hatred in that Auditorium Swan from hitting David who they did not want to hate to hating this Jackass over who was actually laughing and so I threw myself on the sword for David and that story never went in any book how did the story not go in any books it's because the reaction by the audience or after uncomfortable moment he just decided he would be to about it no I didn't not afterwards it was just such an awkward painful thing I would never kind of threw it back in his face right into my knowledge that was the only time that story was told to have those likes are there scenes where you wrote and you just sat and looked at my want now I just got to put that one somewhere else jokes that I told where I got his 2800 people and you know those people come to see you how many those people are fans of literature and how many of those people are specifically fans of your work like there's two would be a difference like that the people are fans of your work with at least expect some uncomfortable moments and for the most part they tend to be more or less just fans of my work and still still is on behalf of someone for themselves you know I made this herbal cheap shot and they always do a cheap shot people always know cheap shot I was commenting about how in Breakfast at Tiffany's Truman Capote had made this observation that Americans don't like true beauty true classical natural beauty they want to see a very plain person who has been so groomed so exercise so made up so style stylized that she can kind of pass as this this amazing strange Beauty that's what Americans want because natural classic beauty is not egalitarian you're either born with it or you're not they want to see a plain person who has been transformed and to make my point at the end of the story I made a cheap shot I said and that's why we have Sarah Jessica Parker and I said this in New York in New York Sarah Jessica Parker is worshipped like a God and that whole crowd histand booed and did everything but throw excrement at me but then later in line half of them came up and whispered that was really funny in journalism school that they call the theory seduced and betray that when you go into an interview situation your goal is to gain the trust of that person and to get them to reveal something very intimate that you were going to betray by revealing to the public so you just you're basically going in there to to charm them and then to hurt them and and so much of my creative process is that way because look for a story in which the guy puts the carrot up his butt that was my best friend at the time in late twenties and he got fantastically drunk and he told me that carrot story and I honestly believe he had never told anybody the carrot story and I'm doing my mind for you know 10-15 almost probably 20 years until I found a way to put it with three similar stories and make a larger piece out of it and the first time I read that story I hadn't seen him in maybe a couple years this friend and I look across this big Auditorium and there he is and I'm telling his carrot story in front of hundreds and hundreds of people and the look on his face he's just tricking and he hasn't talked to me sad and this is what even even the other uses name know him what's wrong with him laughing stories about them and really only his brother and his sister Amy have kind of been able to spin this in a good way but alienates a lot of people had a hired car from Philadelphia to New York once on contour and as we're going past Liberty Hall in Philadelphia this is great guy with a Philly accent driving the car he points at Liberty Hall and he said that building has stood for and I just looked and I said because the bricks are laid in Flemish Bond I think that's probably where the brakes are offset in such a way that they they bond in the center of Flemish Bond and nobody's ever answer the question and his father was a bricklayer and he was so proud because you're right nobody's ever said Flemish Bond that's why it's still then we were best friends and just talking like crazy all the way into Manhattan weekend in a Manhattan and two guys walking down the street the guy goes I hate coming to New York and I said well you know a man named cool Sans reader juggling of everything that the guy who knew Flemish blond was also one of them and it was one of those wonderful kind of but necessary moments and their horrible but things are better afterwards cuz I felt like I was throwing away any kind of Chatty conversational relationship I had with this guy seemed like just a salt-of-the-earth great funny guy and it was just kind of going out on a limb and saying okay he's going to hate my guts after this


    Joe Rogan on Cigarette Addiction
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    cigarettes you got cooked by that bug already got hooked by that bug Red Band still hooked Joey Diaz kicked it you know that's it that's a really really really common one man it's hard to find people on that guy who smokes I'm going to walk in the store and even though I know these things cause cancer I'm going to buy a pool and my go outside and I can't wait to light it up I'm just thinking about that right now and you feel that cancer-causing chemical rush and you like I'll take it I'm alright today no cancer-free who can you take a big deep breath and blow it out you look at the other fellow cancer Dodgers and they're just looking at you and insert a Shamokin together and everybody just did just really good at dodging cancer and in that field anytime you like exercise or do something you know decide instead of eating the f****** ice cream you're going to eat the seaweed chips or like anytime you do that you could just imagine obviously is not the way it works exactly we could think I'm planning a seed in this field right so if I keep planning certain types of seeds and any type of field and I cultivate those seeds they're going to grow into something right that's Karma so what went when you know person when the cancer comes when the muscles come when the failure comes when the success comes if you look at that moment you realize this is actually the flowering of a thing that's been growing for a very long time inside of me or in the world or in time so that's the idea people already have within them planted all of these seeds that haven't haven't been expressed yet in the time because they're still inside of them like the dude with the like imagine the guy with the guy who like shot the guy cuz he had road rage you know that guy for years had a really bad anger disorder he knew it would think at times in this very comments moments I sure get really angry all the time I don't know if this is normal right cigarette smoking any kind of behavior that like is risky or over time produces some kind of negative result it's just planning seats you know and so the momentum you're experiencing right now is the sum total of all those f****** seeds that you planted in that were planted inside of you over the course of your life that's what you're you are you're like a walking field of karma at varying stages of most growing varying types of vegetation and some are good and some are bad but it's like that's what you are right now and what's beautiful about that is that means that you can start cultivating that field you know you don't have to just like let it grow wild and and pretend every time you smoke a cigarette or do something stupid s*** you're like an unconscious farmer you know right leave them drinking and driving again but forgot to get home omigod the DUI plant grew again in the field and driving dude is spending that tobacco money and spend that money thinking about all that cancer be spending all that money God is buying a big castle doll that can to money in companies that make chemotherapy drugs there's a big question like how many of those people in their portfolio that they barely know about that they're like well you know I really big investment these days is gene therapy for cancer really is cancer a really interesting I wonder what could be going wrong the problem is cigarettes addictive like I've smoked a cigarette before and it gives you a headrush or like a nice little weird Rush it's nicotine is a medicine and health benefits if used in the right way and also it's a nootropic so it's like not it's not just like it gives you a rush it's like it's it it's somehow broke a little bit that's right yeah cuz you cuz that's the nature of addiction it what it's like Kudzu does the trees it wraps around your favorite thing in life and tricks you into cousin Kudzu is a plant that was introduced from Japan and I think from Japan into the South and it's just a growing vine that when it wraps around trees and it covers them up completely through the trees can't get any sun in the trees just died. native to the United States so sometimes I don't know maybe they took care of kudzu but when I was a kid you would drive by these beautiful Forest that worked with a trees were discovered in f****** cut that yeah like that that's crazy that's crazy like they got eaten yet other plant that's right man and in those trees are dying they can't get the sun oh my God oh my God


    Joe Rogan on Professional Gamers
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    and I said hey Nick what's up with Tollway Joe computer for my kids Mike weekdays when I was addicted to quake and I'd make my own computers you like you did all that s*** you have like 415 screens and all that s*** like everyone does that in my house where I had a conference table and it was wind up with computer monitors and computers are used to build computers man you don't play any games anymore play people all over the world you know what man would now do we have the studio so much room here and my kids does non growing up guys I wish I could play cantos multi-role player what is it multi does giant roll player giorgi a hundred hundred seems like it's absurd I don't even on your squat on your team up to 4 is a random assignment the teams are you go in picking your team or you can call you a noob and they used to Ciro's for always yet Noob f****** noob video games like you do a doobie loser and they still have that s*** in their head but it's there's more money in it than like most game people make careers out of Timmy over there as making a billion dollars playing fortnite and like what's that dude fatality reached out to us Johnathan Wendel I'm going to try to get them on I figured he was the greatest quick player or one of the greatest guys when they quit all that s*** just just breathe just chilling her to figure out how to deal with all the radiation they been absorbing I said a prayer that computer screen is high Joe all your cells are mutated and I think I think some of them are smart enough now that they realized the how quick the Rises and how quick the fall might be that they're just what a banking money and just write it out to see how long it goes golf you only get paid paid if you win thank but I'm a Geordie guys are just making a lady I just wasn't in this the way it's different that they don't have to pay coach they don't theaters at home in their part in some cases their parents house still most cases right by their parents new house that might be there gold Ryan's kicking us out


    Joe Rogan Reacts To Fake Martial Artists
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    and there's something about like seeing people just Hook Line & Sinker of roll out the red carpet he comes here comes you got that stuff freaks me out that stuff freaks me out I think because I've seen it seen it with martial arts especially seen it all with a lot of lot of the old school martial arts schools were very call T very call T you know dude give you a treat here mcdojo life is awesome collection of the fakest martial arts you've ever seen in your life and something about these videos is so goddamn compelling because he's people who are the students they know the s*** does not really work but they pretended it works because they're just there a cult you know and this guy is like teaching people like if someone comes to grab him like to try take him down like some wrestler check of that going to put his hand here give me some volume on this Jamie small intestines going to get it in the neck. our devil just put that left a look at that is KLM bro get him up this is important and snacks out of them that's an anti Gracie movie says b**** try that to let try that on hens out you f****** dummy there so many of these but this guy has like an awesome collection of them look at this the guy South and throws her way to the ground they're all they're all grabbing him and he's like but I have super powers and you don't they might as well be five they might as well be five-year-olds on a playground and one of them pretends he's Doctor Strange you grab me I'm going to send you back to Mordor this is there's something about the s*** that freaks me the f*** out and I might martial arts school that I started out in Taekwondo school was very strict discipline with it wasn't really quality but it was a everyone is there all little culty they're all little culty was it when there's a master and Mister and also if it's always a little bit of that but we would go to tournaments and then we would see it. Just full-on calls like one guy would be the Kung Fu Master and how about students and I'll be at his command and you'd be telling them what they screaming out and she just like karate kid has a lot of them and there's hundreds of these weird little school's over run by people they were running their own little cold but at least at least have tournaments like you guys are getting actually f****** compete right so the kids even though they're they're like dogs they're well-trained you know they always listen yes sir yes sir mr. get to get on the matinee experience lost experience some form of f****** real-world nusret for sure what stunning about mcdojo life is how many of there are I'm theirs and they're making videos of the thing these people like a scroll the scroll and show how many videos has guys got up let me know who I don't even know how many this probably hundreds but the thing is this is just what's on video man I don't understand how all these people that come to these places they don't ask for competition they don't ask to see somebody they don't know any better than they always but is it always like he died young is what is that what everyone believes this one this guy when a guy has a knife to his neck he's going to smudge the guy's hand with his chin watch that's going to make the guy tap check this out the guy's got a knife right to his neck and he's like for what you need to do try it on me as soon as he gets that knife near me not the same spot b**** it's not the same spot right watch this and then my chin will make your hand hurt like this what's this guy hurry up and get to it. that's just relax a little bit more believable than the other one there that one right there a watch this one this one's so f****** stupid that mean he can't handlebar mustaches like straight Ben Stiller but this is why I think I get freaked out by Cults is that when I was a young teenager Northstar doing martial arts I saw like certain elements of that you know I went to Catholic school for just one year when I was young when I was 7 first grade actually six right and it was f****** horrible if I remember thinking like that I can't believe all these people are just doing this like all these people are following along with those look so awful I don't want to see anymore these I can't there's but I recognize that this is not just doesn't make sense this is just everybody's just going along with this this is normal to leave your kids with this mean ass none and all these f****** people are that everybody's like to stay and Order everyone is nasty to you and hitting kids like was awful and I remember thinking man there's something that happens to people when they get groups of them together and they agree on a rational s*** that's up to some weird thing that happens to people who everybody this can't be right that lady is not acting in the name of God is no f****** way she's a crazy mean old lady and I got to listen to her because she works for God but this is f****** nuts can I talk to God does he know how she act molested not just some of them quite a few so I think I had a healthy respect for that and fear of that when I was real young and then I saw some of the same elements when I started doing martial arts particular was like some of the more ridiculous I like really rigid traditional type style lot of kung fu it was a lot of bike for every hundred martial arts schools you had three or four that we just flat-out Cults and spaces numbers I win at 1% who was the guy he was in it was in China that f***** up one of these fake Grandma had to go into hiding that guy two of them one of them happened recently was that there was a guy with yellow sneakers on right he was an MMA guy yeah yeah delusional but it is fair because we all need to see that cuz there's some people that really did believe that guy had magic powers because they run a cult-like these people that are doing all this death touch that went to see that their students like fall down they believe that they're getting jolted some weird percent but there's a small percentage of their brain that's willing to not just go along with it but to believe this guy something special that guy with the yellow sneakers and give a f*** about that he just beat the s*** out of that dude for everybody else but that dude that's good you know for that guy to to find out that he's not really some possessor of magic powers mean if you really did believe it here it is all red sneakers different one maybe he just beat the s*** out of this dude I mean real quick he just storms them boom hit some of the right hand boom Another right hand and just get some on the ground and beat the f*** out of them I mean there's like maybe 7 seconds before they stop at he's out cold have those mats in my house puzzle mats the other in the living room they got that color like that to keep in the living room if they came into your house if you are new in the neighborhood so f****** hang out with me for a minute in the living room come on over and have some weather in a living room that color like that to keep in the living room and roll to talk with my son there you'd free people out of the came into your house if you are new in the neighborhood so f****** hang out with me for a minute in the living room come on over and have some cacao


    Joe Rogan on Wild Wild Country
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    treat the best holyshit it when you're into that I'm at four episodes in so you can get this how much of you thinks one of these thousand I wear read the first episode of Sons of Anarchy they're having a good old time the duplass brothers made that those guys are bad and that's an amazing documentary so why don't you see Tom Brokaw talking about it no account I guess guess it's really happened I got a friend of mine and his girlfriend's parents were in that group yeah and they still they still file that guy's teachings they still believe in him Mogwai Osho is that his name or his name and his guys like cumming in his I love it f****** Rolls-Royce decreased have you seen me this Jeremy I think I turned it on and fell asleep and you believe that s*** episode for now and I don't want to give anything away and in terms of like how it goes down but it literally keeps ramping up and getting more and more f****** insane I'm like what I said I can't believe I didn't hear about this how do we know about Jonestown everybody knows don't drink the Kool-Aid or was it this is an Oregon outside of Antelope Oregon can't give too much away but these people bought a town they bought the whole town do they have their own police force what are the odds of something like that is going on now it's super low because what this is is they would the government stepped in and realize that there's some Shenanigans going on and they were essentially there's no separation of church and state because the church was the state right they had a government and police force that was run by the church they called it the peace force and the whole cult basically ran the town except for a few diehards who didn't want to give their houses up so there was some folks who'd been living in Antelope their whole life they didn't give their houses up and they're telling the story and they're did not care for it this f****** amazing man Colt things to deal with that actress I don't know now me to recruit people knowing I don't know if that's the same thing I don't have many people I don't know much about the sex cult thing with that actress in the whole story protect people from calls but don't protect people from religions the same the only difference is this one guy is banging all these people and we've got to stop that behavior and there was illegal things that were done in this particular one from what I've read I don't know too much about it but then when you go to that Osho guy and it seemed the police force play at these guys walking around with f****** semi-automatic rifle on the high-powered machine guns and ship was very different is like okay you've got a military force that's guarding this religious leader so they have these in the hallways with machine guns and they are the police entryway furniture with the girlfriend or boyfriend or whatever whatever together let's just find somebody episode every two days we'll talk about it independent version of that is in little blips what goes on with Burning Man like this independent little blip of Escape of norms of regular society and its people get there they were f****** gas masks and f*** each other and go crazy and do cartwheels in the dirt and they hang out together from days on having a great time and I realize that people can at least in small bursts can establish these communities set up all this temporary art have a great time and everybody's like you know really like like-minded always well that's if people want that the only difference between that and like a full-time Community is that you would have to figure out a way to get everybody to get along forever together get your food together by the food how about other jobs you have similar to that did you try to do that today or at least it would become a realtor she looks safe you decided you and Duncan got together and you two decided by 700 acres in Oregon and you found some place you could all for you did a Kickstarter and you guys set up a community out there you grow your own food you had your own well and everyone if nobody could be married need f*** anybody you want just how we live in is how we live in and then you just you just are you like real Loosely bass rules hey when you eat something clean up your mess giant mess Halls filled with people all over this f****** Ranch and you basically established Village can't go too far make friends with the local sheriff's I think you would run into problems people would decide that you shouldn't be living like that with everything I live so I'm not going to let anyone be into your s*** yeah but it's always like one dude I would be no leader do leader do leader so like-minded people no leader and you have to fix the problem is charismatic people could Co-op that need of these meetings one person takes over but we need hear some organization next you know he's a king or monkeys the way people it says everybody close the way people yeah they're not those texts calls but they are like every one of the job we're all working for nobody makes money or everybody next twenty bucks to wake whatever it is you know room and board is paid for and it makes you feel really good eggs you know one person takes care of the nursery of the kids but like everyone joins


    Joe Rogan on Ancient Aliens
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    I want everything they want everything to be Ancient Aliens and I've been accused of how could I not accept this or that you know goof because think what was going on back then but they always want to tie the aliens they always want to talk to aliens which I think is that I hate to use this term but serve a cop-out yeah I mean health promotion I want to be famous I told you I I was accused of that back in the early 90s I think it does fill a void for some people and one thing I'm trying to do is to fill that void with something real something important something that has evidence to back it up because there are a lot of questions there are a lot of mysteries and I will admit I've been on the ancient alien show but I've never proposed Ancient Aliens have never supported that I've always been clear people actually listen to me but they asked me Beyond a number of other academics have to well yeah I did the context is not necessary yeah slippery but the point is that there are real Mysteries to this day things that we don't really understand that you and I have been discussing about in the show many more we could disgust but those are real and so many people that I know that watch shows like that when I talked to them and I'm talking academics would never admit they watch it they watch it because I find it entertaining number one quite say this way but I think it fills a void and it does raise issues that if they're perceptive than they might become aware up and realize that these are real issues no Ancient Aliens or some other easy answer is not the way to go but they are real things that need to be looked into so even when I speak out conference like that there are so many very intelligent people that are there besides the other but no there the people but I know many people that have phds and stuff in the go to it for a survive between entertainment but also to get exposed to things they're not going to be exposed to buy the standard academic Community you're not going to get exposed to a lot of this these types of questions if you just go to the standard closed academic conferences with Oracle the organization for the research of ancient cultures which is not just me I want to be clear on that in fact we our president is actually I guess heavy metal guitar play he's he's really Berklee trained he's at but what we're trying to do with things like or cool and I would encourage people to actually look at it cuz we got website up you can go through my website ww.w. Robert shoc.com to get there or go directly to was a www.org online you know all one word. Org and what we're trying to do with this and also through the institute for the study of the origins of civilization is OC which I'm trying to do at Boston University is to have a forum where we can look at these real topic these topics these topics seriously using evidence but not us but also not be dismissive just because we have to uphold the standard Dogma so I don't want to go with just the nonsense you know flipping since you know flip and easy out to sell someone's book that you know this crazy book or I'm not being nasty about anyone or I'll just stick to the standard pair time but thinking out of the box but the Box using real evidence LT to look at a number of these


    Joe Rogan - Google's New AI Robot is Terrifying!!
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    Cold Stone ice cream place yet served hamburgers who's that you remind me if it's me this f****** phone I've got a phone that for whatever reason turns itself on to ring all the time even when I don't it turns itself on the ring don't like twice leather Apple case piece of s*** like look at your volume buttons look at mine middle like this song had this like for a week and it's already falling apart and not join and it overheats your phone I think it's a little leather there's no way for they are to get out so that my s***'s running slower than it should the other day I put a battery pack on this like a madman to take ass battery packs on it I'm using my phone less and less after my trip to Hawaii because my phone broke I dropped it lets her stay there and I had to order a new one then remind just stopped working I would hold up like my contacts and it would just start calling people and then I would hang up and we start calling other person then hang up on people's like my friend John. I just dropped it and just went haywire that's crazy I broke it and so when I got a new one for three days I wasn't doing anything for three days waiting for my phone to come I didn't use any apps any nothing and I felt better I felt better bite beer in Hawaii silly way to look at it now I'm having to clear bombs Jamie yeah yeah that's his business 35% future of all technology he's he's the one figuring out the problems he's the one here to save us from all the s*** that's his business that he created all those Tesla's got recalled I mean did you saw that right DARCARS loves his he f****** loves it and SUVs are incredible like they they saw all these other cars like that luxury SUV family Wagon Market is a weird market like this Range Rover bruising is a bunch of Mercedes SUVs and BMW SUV's but this is like the first other than the Cadillac Escalade kind of but this is like another level like super high-tech family luxury sled that hauls ass it's pretty dope dude I watch some of the videos on it and how they make these things and like all the different features that they have in them huge screens now everything has giant screens like a lot of these cars now they don't have a dashboard they just have a screen and you know you can customize it in different ways. My mind is a fake crazy weird weird sea oh Jesus 10 a.m. and Dad 12 p.m.


    Joe Rogan - Melanie Griffith Had a Pet Lion
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    country was into wild animals I think Melanie Griffith got bit or scratched as a child in early teens or some like that she had to have you no facial reconstructive smell really believe so Melanie Griffith with lions and tigers and s*** how many different cats they have there's a lot right I want to say there was five holyshit what a mistake and you see a 600-pound African male lion just looking at you with that gigantic head of death f*** man the bizarre tale of Melanie Griffith and her pet lion do they talk about the attack Anil certainly could have killed any of them at a moment's notice at one point he did attack Ron Oxley his owner during a dinner party at his home f*** all of that after Neil the family went on to add up numerous big cats butts results in a series of serious injuries experience and runs the sanctuary exercises to keep it s*** together dude and only meet their obligate carnivores you know they're not like a dog in the fridge huge animal man that's the point where I'm like I'm not working here anymore just laying around their house as of this cat I mean this is it's it's so big it's the must be a thrill to be around something that could just kill you at any moment and apparently lions in particular are pretty cool with people yeah that's not the playing lion has her by the legs she jumped into the pool and some fake biting her f*** all that she looks like she's in her teens at this point she has a giant line in our yard apparently than tigers tigers are a little sketchy or male lions are mostly there to protect the pride they're mostly there in another hundred the bigger ones the females do all the hunting is that female oh my God somebody steel cut ohmygod no blood was drawn so the line was just f****** with her but he is dangerous he was once the face I think they picked some of those with you were lions that came from like services and shouldn't 17 million dollars in the movie and it brought back to Roar happens is that Lions the male lions don't hunt that usually just eat the kill that the female lions hunt they they're doing all the hunting but with tigers the male lions hunt like they're all hunt and they don't they don't operate in packs and now they're not lighter Independence Rogue operate the same way Lion's Pride you know I don't think I think Tigers pretty much on their own and I think the female take care of the Cubs as long as they can but I don't think they they have these big I could be wrong I don't think Tigers operate in like like that kind of a group in a world where like I've got a miniature dachshund that means that somebody genetically made that dog smaller right through a selective breeding and it's remarkably effective and then you do that I just needed that to get to this point can you do that with a tiger baby tiger of Wildcat that we turned into a domestic cat there's a bunch of different varieties of cats write the difference between cats and dogs is that all dogs come from wolves all of them everyone every dog every dogs start as a wolf tigers do not live in permanent groups like lions do for the most part they live solitary lives except when females are raising Cubs although rarely seen the term for a group of tigers is a streak That Dope where it is when I was a kid now I can tell her mom if there was another one you'd be a streak of tigers all the males hunt and they're they're fast f****** animal man oh is this was this guy on YouTube it seems like a good insane movies called the most dangerous movie ever made an idiot in them while they're filming shity moving shut the f****** because it cut each other up man to biting each other a f****** each other up that's what they do man and this was a movie that was meant to show how stupid the guy with the play Roar is a 1981 American Adventure exploitation film written and directed by no Marshall produces starring Marshall and his then-wife Tippi hendren co-starring hendren's real life daughter Melanie Griffith and Marshalls real life Sons John and Jerry followers of family who are attacked by a range of ravening jungle animals at the secluded home of the keepers documentary they were literally making a movie with f****** real lions about how lions were attacking people members of its cast and crew being injured by the many predatory animals used in the film including its main stars sustaining life-threatening injuries rain from bone fractures to scalpings and gangrene much of footage capturing the injuries was included in the Final Cut of the film resulting in real blood on screen it has been considered the most dangerous film shoot in history how about we need to do a fight companion that have tigers as well leopards or Jaguars well they have to I think you have to tantor get it to think who's boss of course it is f*** all this for these people do Roar. Trouble for that could get in trouble for a fight companion for Roar needs to be seen that needs to be heard what you put that evil on me Jamie oh my God what were the movie Buffalo whatever they can and so that's what they want to do all the time and you just feeding them and they just have many yard they don't even do anything like you got to exercise the f*** out of those girls to keep them from just that kills lust that's in there body idate evolved over millions of years to get to this point with his through this enormous hulking supernaturally powerful animal that kills things with its face and you just take that away from them you're going to beat our movie start off in this boat come on hop in the boat pretend to fight would you agree that since you do more outdoorsy activity than me IE running is you've gone hunting and stuff like that your chances of being eaten alive are far greater than mine Surfers I'm in a 0% chance in most of my life I'm getting eaten by shark but I have friends are Surfers Who stuff all the time and they f****** love it and they're willing to roll that dice cuz they like surfing that much and I'm like you know you can't get bit by a shark if you don't go in the ocean and then we've got the shark thing figured out and defeated just don't go in the ocean they say it's worth it I got a bunch of bad ways to die but I always felt like the the most indignant I would ever feel in death was if I was something else has food it's one thing if I'm like my body goes into the Earth and f****** the worms in the grass and s*** like that but to be someone's f****** meal is so it's a temporary a permanent solution to a temporary problem your life for their meal of the moment and they're just going to shut you out in a couple hours and that's why I think it's hard for humans to get their head around being eaten by something cuz like and then do just going to poop me out but that would be the indignity man is like f*** they hate me to stay alive I guess but then it's not like I sustained him forever like I sustain him for a couple f****** hours in the ship me out and you. That is how it works right now it's very disturbing scene images of humans have been eaten by animals have never seen in and I don't want to you don't want to know and I was a horrific it's just crazy to look at is it neither look human anymore I mean you know what it is because it was still wearing sneakers and still at like half of its pants on and it's still like you know the one yeah you can see the thigh bone I mean did the the meat from the bone it be completely stripped off and it was just nothing but the thigh bone and it's just horrific you got to realize like those things man when they get ahold of you the amount of like the amount of power that a bear could generate like especially a grizzly bear and John saw a grizzly bear kill a moose by swatting it swatted it with its paw and broke its back a moose I mean second deadliest animal on the planet by swatting it swatted it with its paw and broke its back a moose I mean second deadliest animal on the planet


    Joe Rogan - Justin Wren's Anti Bullying Campaign
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    when did you get so I got in late March what was it labrum but it was actually but my rotator cuff was just fine and it's got me out for a while but the whole time I've been in it was actually after being on the podcast last time talking about bullying it's like how can we make a difference and there was such a response from Jerry Jerry like Community saying let's do something here that also Let's Make a Difference here in the United States can use it so how can you prevent bullying bullying what do you think I've always said that one of the best ways is teach people to actually fight yeah I think that all out of bullies are hugely insecure and if they just learn how to fight it wouldn't act like that right I think martial arts is going to be a tool so what we want to do this year is is to get into a hundred martial arts academies with a bullying prevention curriculum a lot of people don't know that 160000 kids in the United States 160000 kids everyday skip school skip school because of bullying that's 3 million school days lost a year or month 3 million school days lost a month and then I start digging into it cuz Oklahoma's become home now and like 28.9% of the students deal with depression disability that affects them for two weeks or more school I mean depression addiction suicides and school shootings are all through the roof and you know the suicide rate that you said so insane in Oklahoma this is the at-risk youth Behavior survey and they say that 15.4 no 15.1% of the students are dealing with suicidal ideation like seriously considering suicide and then 7.4 7.4% of students attempted suicide attempted it I was one of those kids I was one of those kids since it's 7 out of a hundred kids have attempted suicide just in Oklahoma schools not that that goes around the country to around that 6% 8% I was on a prevention of summit in San Antonio with Congressman for US Representative will Hurd he brought me in to speak with Maureen Molech and Maureen she has a foundation called David's Legacy she started it because her son in San Antonio is getting ridiculed in Cyberbully relentlessly know whenever we are going up to bullying would end at 3 p.m. cuz you're out of school but now it just increases because kids aren't in school they aren't in class and so so that's where they can really take offense will David had over 300 comments of people that were just brutally cyberbullying them a ton of them were calling for a suicide it went on for weeks and weeks they moved on from schools he attempted suicide at once or twice but his third time is third time you successful and I'm very proud of Maureen very proud of her because she got a law passed call David's law David's laws about cyberbullying we want to see if we that into Oklahoma what is the law the law basically Maureen's family was told bass quit school the school is good to him they're trying to make a difference but they're basing their hands were tied the hands are tied from from doing anything about it because it was an overwhelming response of students I'm 300 students and then it was off school property and it was online so there they said their hands were tied will now the law basically brings into effect that law enforcement and the schools can get involved school campus in a can look into the cyber bullying and they can take action against it so it basically just means hey this is serious and it's not okay and we're going to have to do something about it texts I'm proud of text that's my home state they passed it 30 320 no one voted against it and it's really great we're working with state representative in call in Waukee in Oklahoma and a judge Trevor Pemberton and then there's this principle named it's going to feel like a joke last week it was a MMA fighter with a politician we went to dinner with a politician a judge in a high school principal do MMA fighter what brought us all together eunos is bullying prevention but debris on Davis she's the high school principal of Edmond north it's one of the biggest in one the best public schools in Oklahoma in the last nine years of her working in public schools she's been denying funerals of kids that have all committed suicide in it's a it's just on the rise in such a brutal way in and one of things that really touched my heart and wanted me to get into to this like hey we fight for the Forgotten we're always going to be focused on the pygmies we're working with even expanding into the in Uganda we're working with a pygmy King of the bwatwa pygmies in Uganda we're looking to do land water and food initiatives among them but there's kids in our own Community right here that feel forgotten and whenever I was a kid unstable by myself and felt in the back of the head with chocolate spit wads food fist when kids were pulling up my shirt and slapping my belly and twisting my nipples in front of the girls and acting like they're hitting me with a harpoon you know cuz I'm the size of a whale and all this stuff you know it in and telling me you should just kill yourself tell me you should just kill yourself you're worthless you're nothing I mean I felt forgotten and thought you know I am worthless and I should just kill myself and that with that over and over and now the kids are taking action on that in such an incredible way that we've got to stand up and do something and so we're partnering and I'm really excited we are hopefully getting into a hundred martial arts academy this year I'm to equip them with bullying prevention curriculum called Heroes and waiting and you know a real inspiration to me there's two things there's a TED Talk called at the psychology of I will text you that one gets his incredible but it's the psychology of evil and it's beginning with Philip zimbardo or something and in very kind of coins of term call Heroes and waving Philip zimbardo and then you you with on it video that you did be the hero of your own movie going to be the hero of your own movie I love that I love that that that you've spoken out and said that about people that you can be the hero of your own movie well Heroes and Wade in the creek on that we developed a century and Maya which is the martial arts industry Association it's all about teaching kids it's it's blink Reventon but it's also character development so and that is what prevents bowling usually there's something wrong at home you know a lot of these kids that are bullies through usually getting abused at home or either by an older brother or dad or cousins are over the f*** it is it's and then they're taking it out on someone who they feels weaker than them right this is one of the reasons why I think martial arts is important for young men cuz I mean we know from our experience in Jim's when you're dealing with like high-level martial artists on a regular basis like there's some of the nicest friendliest f****** people you ever get to meet cuz they don't have any insecurities mean in whatever insecurities they have they get out in the gym to get out through training they get out of their frustration they don't have all this pent-up f***** up energy that a lot of kids have like kids kids are always dealing with existential angst and their whole life is just a weird ball of confusion and hormones and you know that the the whole idea of life itself is so confusing and anytime they have any sort of control over anything they actual size it with his control over another kid or control over no throwing a rock through a window or just that they don't know what what they're doing now they have all this pent-up f***** up energy and pain and I think that so many of them are just severely lacking in guidance and discipline and just those things alone guidance and discipline and also the lessons that you learn from martial arts that you can overcome things so you can get better at things and that when you feel like quitting and you don't you actually grow and learn but your experience is like training with Sean G and solow Champion mean to training with people that are like it all started with my dad and and having that when I was a kid you know you're so fortunate because a lot of people don't get those experiences and unfortunately they act and disgraceful ways and this is what we were talking about earlier I mean to bring it all back to what is martial arts and his martial arts s*** talking and throwing dollies where is is martial arts really competing in one of the most difficult Endeavors in all of all of the World of Sports I can from wrestling background I believe that is without a doubt in martial arts I mean school it it start teach me like a martial arts principles we didn't really talk about that so much in in wrestling it teaches you that that naturally the hard work is the flock pretty quick if he asks can't cut it but then what are the six blades like his logo the star in and he considers the middle the spirit of the Samurai and then there's six blades to the star and they stand for 6 different values loyalty respect honor discipline attitude and family and those are the core principles inside of inside the children's program at my Academy and sort of just the right there is a very famous logo yes it is right here values and then you know being a forever student and dedicating your life to learning and bettering yourself I mean these things that martial arts gives you I just you know there are certain areas and other sports that they give you a piece of that but nothing is like martial arts you know for me everything I know a lottery I've learned through martial arts it's not specifically emphasized the way it is martial arts until I've been looking into in researching and we're partying with Centre or partnering with zebra we're partying with gameness we're partnering with soup less I don't know if you seen the Bulgarian bags in the throwing dummies and Gladiator wall party with them with gladiator wall Gladiator wall is the wood that is you can hang on it and you can do all sorts of stretching a different bars I don't like a ladder you got some showing their soup Less on their oh my gosh one of my favorites and incredible thing and donating $5 to fight for the Forgotten every time someone signs up and uses the code word Joe Rogan thousands of dollars came to me and we were trying to do a $50,000 fundraiser to draw a deep deep well I'm in Tanzania for the Masai Warriors and we're going to do that Waterboys which is Chris Long's Foundation Chris Long play for the Philadelphia Eagles who won the Super Bowl doing it his entire salary really great guy climb Mount Kilimanjaro with them and we are partnering together to help this Village to get 7500 people clean water so it's about $6 per person that's supposed about that and Garrett McManus from cash app hit me up and was just like hey we want to do something big with you guys and we already had another $50,000 donor that was being anonymous cash up came in and said hey we're going to match that $50,000 match you have to cash out use $50,000 if we could raise 50000 and so we ended up raising fifty-thousand $52,625 and then and then it was tripled so it came out to be a hundred and fifty 2625 and cash out fee was $50,000 because they believed in the mission and vision of fight for the Forgotten they believe in you I believe in this community and Main we love I cash out the in fact on this crowdfunding tournament we're doing on the website fight for the Forgotten. Org / Heroes we're doing a Heroes and waiting crowdfunding tournament until we're inviting it a hundred martial arts academies in a hundred individuals to help us raise $4,200 through quite a bit of time but we're going to be doing is the crowdfunding tournament is going to fund Wells will transform a community with a $4,200 and it will equip their Martial Arts Academy with a bullying prevention curriculum so they'll has amazing by the way yeah everything that you could ever ask for to help pass that knowledge along and increase your program you know help your school bring more kids in make a bigger impact so not only helping the kids but then you're also raising money inside the academy to help towards in a fight for the Forgotten it's it's going to be a thing we're so that it's there's 12 weeks in that chat topics and I love it because he rose and waiting talks about hate everyone is a hero and waiting and what is gyro a hero is someone who sees a need and takes action immediately and so we're teaching the kids that hate guess what 87% of time whenever you see bullying and say something can be as easy as hey that's not kind or were you include the person that's being bullying into your group a come over here within 5 Seconds bullying stops 87% of time all you have to do is say one thing 87% I'm almost 9 out of 10 times you can shut down bullying whenever you see it happening because here's the problem. Whenever people think you're it Wednesday bowling happening a lot of things you might think you're innocent bystander but but your body language and you being around and involved in the bully seeing that he takes you being that you're silent supporter So You're Not Innocent bystander you're now involved when you see it and so you're being a silent supporters not standing up and doing something so we're doing this competition and whoever whoever's the top crowdfunding team is going to get their gym renovated by zebra you're going to get $10,000 worth of zebra mats century is going to come in and do $10,000 worth of gear going to do gloves headgear sparring equipment Shields the Bob the dummy glasses going to do the the Bulgarian bag throwing dummy and then the top individual fundraiser is going to get a free home zebra in Century gear Bellator just let me know last night that whoever is the top fundraising individual is going to get flown out all inclusive to to the January 26th the heavyweight Grand Prix finale between Laredo and Ryan Bader Forum at The Forum in La at three nights of hotel rooms are going to get their airfare paid for and so basically what type of guys trying to do is raise $420,000 about the rest of the year will be able to do it that is hopefully drill equivalent to a hundred water wells were surf 30,000 people minimum hopefully we'll be around 45,000 people with clean water and then if it's it's pretty easy if people go and hit sign up Jamie if you could just hit the link it's it's sign up it were trying to make it really funny cuz that help people. Org Heroes here whenever they go down you can hit become a fundraiser whenever you hit become a fundraiser you can either create a team which we did with Lovato's a couple nights ago you can hit join a team so if a team's already created you can join at Team worth your individual martial artists or just someone that's passionate about the cause you can hit start fundraising as an individual and then we're going to have a top 10 prizes basically bike price packs the top crowdfunding teams going to get a championship belt to fight for the Forgotten championship belt to through 10 are going to get championship the England it's the goal of $4,200 is going to get a fight for the Forgotten gold metal for hitting the goal but the if if you actually click out of that and then scroll down Jamie you can actually see how that it's kind of start a little bit more but there's already a few teams while there's 14 to know that I signed up and some of them are raised that we haven't announced it yet so there's team Lovato down there there's and it would it will do is I'll show the top team so you can track it and make it competitive so that you can go on their make a comment whenever you donate I'm basically yes martial arts and more I do know them if you click on their page it's a guy out of South Carolina Bursar North Carolina Jacksonville and he just got hit by the hurricane brutally he can't go back into his home for another year he can't go back in his home he's living in the year is homeowners association said it's going to be like a year what is predicted to be but you set the goal at $4,200 he wants to teach his community this is James Wright and Pete he's wanting to teach the kids a we are still Heroes and waiting we can still make a difference in our community with bullying prevention and globally with a community that needs clean water and so that's what we're trying to do is to make a difference in both places Wells and equip the martial arts academy with bullying prevention


    Joe Rogan on Daniel Cormier vs. Derrick Lewis
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    mother fights because the whole card was so amazing it's going to get more people to was your favorite Miron favorite moment of the night the Derrick Lewis Derrick Lewis or Sony is he can always just Land one punch it was my balls is hot and oh my God but means hilarious he's always hilarious always look forward to talking to him but his Instagram if you want to know what Derrick Lewis is about you got to see his Instagram and I brought that up now he's got like more than a million grooves land on their heads with Sophos f***** up Instagram but he's just a funny dude man he's really funny and him and Daniel Cormier like them promoting a fight is going to be a breath of fresh air because like did you see that therapy what's your issue with Daniel I want to know to keep disrespect that Popeye's Chicken on a commercial for you about with DC's at 1.3 million followers now that is hilarious I think it's like he's gained a million followers I've been following him for years now cuz it's fun solo Popeyes do everything out of paper big Derrick Lewis fan but I think if he fights DC like he fought bulk of its going to be a tough night for him I know that I know that it could go anyway and that one shot from Derrick Lewis can put DC out or anyone in the world out but I just cdc's wrestling his is dirty boxing at mean everything if you if if Derrick Lewis is turning his back to DC like he wasn't. I'm using to close the distance to take his back is an exploit that unit taken down difference between 7.5 foot 10 is a giant difference in size between volkoff in and DC DC super real light heavyweight who my opinion could fight in Raphael's wake lost there's something about that that round body type do I need to really is like a barrel you know the ability to kind of be undrivable you know and Coursey the power and he has a wrestling so I mean he's like a version of feet or you know I'm very similar very similar has more energy as a heavyweight a whole life of cutting weight right from weight cutting his life should be a movie for sure I mean the way the stuff that he's overcome stuff that has happened to him the missed opportunities and wrestling and I miss opportunities when I mean he's so great but not being the champion that being the world champion not being the Olympic champion and then coming to in the Life stuff that he's gone through I'm just happy the people like him now think that people use after people seeing him choke out Rumble Johnson and then seeing him Knockouts deep a people like he's a bad motherfuker and he's a really nice guy but great dude won the best commentators now Jones fighting Gustafson that is very fascinating I know they're going to strip DC so is that is a 5-4 title or yeah I guess the real deal think that's the real deal obviously I've been working for UFC forever but I think there is an obvious conflict of interest when the promoter is also responsible for who holds titles and who gets to fight for title it's weird you know I mean and every other sport there's like a sanctioning body that decides this is you know Rafael Lovato won five fights in a row he's the Undisputed number one Contender he will be next in line for the title you know not five fights in a row he's the Undisputed number one Contender he will be next in line for the title you do not well Logan Paul's Sold 5 million YouTube buys Commerce giant part in any sport right but should it be the ultimate decider and what what happens and what doesn't happen


    Joe Rogan on the Conor/Khabib Aftermath
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    Aristo cut off so you keep training Blau so naked him they've got some screws loose but they're committed you know you how committed are you that you want to achieve this goal this dream is dreaming New Jersey I want to be a wrestler so I'm going to I'm going to do this incredibly impressive guy is so him and 12 other guys came over to our Airbnb and we watch the fights and it was Conor vs. khabib and we loved watching everything that night and then whatever that happened so I'm torn on it I love those guys as Fighters we love them as Fighters and then when it happened just something that in me I don't know if I was embarrassed if I was disappointed but that we're introducing some guys Steve Weatherford who played for the New York Giants he came over for like he played for the Giants like 10 or 12 years I'm losing San Diego great guy but he's not a big anime fan so I was explaining everything to him and when that happened just pretty disappointing then I spoke at at anti-bullying coalition in Tulsa and I went there and there's a girl there that she looked real sweet real quiet introverted and she worked with mental health and everything was a lie all the sudden she found out I was MMA fighter and she said oh my gosh you know my husband's a huge MMA fan I'm not at all I never really even sat down to watch it with him but then he decided to take me to the T-Mobile arena for the Surfers fight was Conor khabib and she was in there and she said she loved it before that Michelle Waterson was an incredible inspiration to her her saying she wants to be the first mom to be a UFC champion she said of the night was going great and then whenever that happened she said it was it literally scared her because fight started popping off to the right over left over behind her poured out into the arena and so that was her first introduction in May says little tough to see but at the same time I get it like those emotions are flaring and you were talking about it too and kind of your perspective of martial artist yeah I mean same thing that that you were feeling just you know that little bit of kind of sadness and disappointment if you know but the biggest event the most views the most people watching and that's the last thing that they see that's what they you know go to bed thinking about and feeling about it and I just you know I don't think even Keven Conner could be that's not who they are as martial artist you know sure all the emotions were flying and they you know they the history and and it's hard to let that go but I I just don't I don't feel like that's even who they really are you seeing all their other fights they they respect their opponents you know shaking I mean throwing a dolly at the bus that's not what a martial artist does when you win if you stop and think about what we value about martial arts in terms of teaching children honor respect and discipline and the things when we think of is a classical martial artists like Lyoto Machida or someone like that bound to their opponent that does not this is this is theatrics this right hype but in all fairness the UFC used at the cell that fight and then big part of their promotional campaign was seen, throw the dolly at the bus and screaming and yelling you know you're setting your setting an exam there's something going on outside of the actual contest itself is all this extra curricular violence right there's throwing a dolly to but shattering in the window all these guys running and screaming get off the bus and then they're promoting this they're showing this and then everyone shocked that it escalates after the fight itself one of the in some ways one of the more interesting moments of the fight was khabib on top of Connor beating the s*** out of him going let's talk now you seen that video that's f****** terrifies is his if you look at his standard Behavior he's very respectful mean he's never had an incident like this ever in a fight all of his fights before that or him shaking his opponent's hand doing the standard stare-down standard stuff talking about his skill-set what he's going to do and there's no disrespect is no insults did none of this that's what I mean I'm very torn because all the s*** that he talked to Jose Aldo look that was a big factor and Jose Aldo charging at him losing his composure face-first and clip without left hand that's a big factor is the emotional angst that he had gone through for months and months on the road with this guy I can't believe this guy saying these things to me with khabib but it wrapped up the violence to the point where he was letting you know like a this is real to me like if you if you want to act sluggish and you will just keep going what is LTL keep taking like he didn't want to stop after Connor tapped but he was holding on to him and he's letting him know hey mother f***** like this is real this is not just s*** talking Connor was saying to him this is just business it's just business and he's like let's talk now let's talk now he is like this. Business to him so to him fights the meanest want to set you send the press conference it should be this is a respect for it in the sport should be about two men expressing themselves to the best the physical ability Inside the Cage just doing their best against the best fighters in the world and that should speak for itself and that they should have respect and honor outside of it I wish you would have had the chance to say that you know that was supposed Paris him letting emotions take over and what he felt in and instead of just getting about tie-tan and kind of killing them with kindness at the end and saying that and having that chance to put that in everyone's minds and Andy years he did in the post-fight interview but I mean how many are the post-fight press conference but how many people got a chance to see that I mean just a few thousand in comparison to the 2.4 million the download the pay-per-view in the many many many many more that's on YouTube everybody saw it it's it's unfortunate but it's also a financial windfall or I could sleep the whole thing it's weird because part of what makes Connor so interesting is that he's so good at talking s*** he's hilarious and he knows how to back it up but when we saw him fight khabib he just he fell short it's really that simple when skill vs. skill he fell short and the the s*** talking lead to Kabhi being taking it very personal and very personal at the end and then pointing a Dillon danis and jumping off the the top of the cage the whole thing was just it's so f****** crazy but the idea that people should be surprised after Conor throws it. Tree Service don't even know what he has to do. That's where it's not kind of crazy way worse than punching a guy who punches people for a living which is Dillon danis a professional fighter he's a professional fighter jumps I take a swinging on the screaming and Dylan's like f*** you and he's like f*** you and there's a bunch of people get involved and then a bunch of other people jump in the whole thing was nuts but the idea that we should be shocked after him throwing a dolly at a bus because could be turn on the bus that's those Russians don't f****** play like that man has an AK-47 and it was crazy they're taking us around everywhere in G wagons and the ones in front of us had like armed I don't know machine guns on top of them one behind us our machine guns on top of them and then what was it we were walking the streets and there's these big chains that are in between Road and sidewalk we're walking on the sidewalk and also there's like a laser that comes over and and our guys are like we got to go we got to go I'll send the car came up onto the sidewalk they're driving like they're going to blast our way to jump into the road and not get hit and I don't know why that happened but after that we weren't allowed our hotel we were in we had like balconies to where we could look out will that remove our rooms to wear inside to where we could have a balcony and everything else to wear just because of that threat because of the laser came because of the truck that came up onto the sidewalk and try to run it over it was arrested outside of the T-Mobile Arena see if that's true someone got arrested with a gun outside the T-Mobile Arena on after the fight ordering the fight cuz it was there was some sort of crazy talk about threats to promise you don't know how much that's bulshit you know I mean talk by but you see anything they post that I went into a store and I was whistling in Dagestan and I didn't know that that was something disrespectful as we came right up behind you just slap me on the back of the head like a lot of pain and Dad came up and I knew that he was a bad dude so I was going to do anything I just didn't know translator had to come up and say you don't listen public you know you're having a good day show the bottom of your feet like if you that's for sure you can Google that but if you are sitting there and you like cross your legs and you show the bottom of your foot that's culturally really disrespectful to show the bottoms of your shoes on the bottom of your feet so they just don't play around there and then we're both on the ground so just a lot of personal stuff but just the hard life you see that video that khabib did it was it was awesome standing right after the fight you did it like to explain like that this this what this is about to him is honor it's not about money it's about honor and respect and it's a photo of him standing with his father with this incredible mountain range behind them while it's backfired do you think there's a point where that they should say hey let's let's turn the the talking down a little bit I know that's what Conner to the dance mean it's one of them has escalated since then Mayweather bring it in kind of like the karma for the UFC promoting the bus and you know it and letting it just keep getting deeper and deeper you know the story a story but at a certain point if it's something that was illegal or hurt somebody maybe don't use that cuz it did happen you know it is a part of the story but I mean is this is this encouraging this like what is I mean they're using it to sell the biggest fight in the history of sport turned out to be true it is the biggest fight in the history of sport is that good that doesn't seem good but seems it seems sport but you never use that to to advertise the Olympics right right they would never have enough salt to advertise the Olympics but this is something different Commerce is lot of money involved it's it's a huge cultural spectacle it's Conor McGregor who's he transcends sport he's the superstar in just the world of just show business so it's different but different


    Joe Rogan on Tony Ferguson, Conor McGregor, and Khabib
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    hardcore than the average place for sure it's something that's that they'd is so open in in terms of how people decide to structure their camps some people have very little sparring like cowboy was telling me he has bars at all he does just technical working pad work he's like I already know how to fight you don't understand completely opposite it's damaged because you know he's such a he's so hardcore himself that sparring with him ultimately must become more hardcore because he's such a f****** Wildman Robbie Lawler did something similar a Mustang phone and had to have it put back on and then six months later he was fighting that's incredible this is not a whole lot of human being like that guy he's a real freak of grit termination to come back from that injury did it perform like he did they do Hill Sprints everybody else is exhausted and Tony's just slapping them while I was running back up I mean he's just never at home s workout 6 hours hard a day and on top of that what he does he get their the rent a house and then he builds his own gym so they'll have like a house that they rent Hill Matt up the living room and then he'll go outside and put up a Wing Chun dummy heavy bags if he doesn't he actually use Wing Chun in the fight with Pettis he trapped his hand and hit him with an elbow once and I remember watching it going like holy shity just use Wing Chun Inside the Cage but it works like if you really know your s*** trapped his hand and came right over the top of the nail Bond I want look at that s*** cuz he's always practicing it financially when you look at what happened that was a dominant Victory I mean there was one round we're Connor did pretty good the third-round other than that could be distorted dominated them mean dropped him in the second beat the f****** s*** out of him in the fourth and third was around where Connor did pretty good cuz most of it was standing up I think he won that round right at the first round QB that ever lost it was just the edge dim it's hard to make I mean I guess you could say that's the same thing that's going to happen the Nate Diaz fight than Connor came back and won the rematch so this is the argument the argument is Connor was Rusty's out of the cage for two years he gets back in with jewelry in them financially Jesus Christ knows the biggest fight of all time they're saying is above 2.4 million pay-per-view buys off which is f****** bananas that's that's huge so if it's bigger than that and then they had talk people into a rematch I get it but I don't want to see that I want to see Tony I want you to tell me lyrics he was apparently having like Dillon danis was in the in Conner's Corner was screaming shitted could be while the fight was going on just gets annoying you see the new angle there was a new angle of video where to beebs Russian manager as as Connor is tapping he comes right behind an ass and slap someone that's act like three more times I did see that yeah which is true but could be but already gone over the cage and then a guy doesn't, but I think it was already chaos at that point you know it's very unfortunate but it's over here and I was really really really hoping that someone wouldn't do something stupid and hurt someone to the point where they would get kicked out of the USC or suspended but that might be the case of that one gentleman what is his name Zumba with his name my f****** I should check my Instagram cuz it's it's filled with Zumba and not a bad idea to so close to this and refine homeboys training partner got fired his fight with was moved and not a bad idea to cancel that fight because it's so close to this and obviously it's going to be so so charged up and be fine home boy they just moved ardaman to fight Michael Johnson I think


    Joe Rogan on Motorcycle Helmet Laws & Gary Busey
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    his collarbone shattering the motorcycle I just going to say it's either like motorcycles or skiing or like any any anything where you going over 30 miles an hour slam that's only way to break a collarbone there's no other way to fake collarbone yeah cuz he's a car or motorcycle crash and yellow but he was really running a red it was red and he slammed on the brakes and the car turn a little bit and the bike and he tried electric the bike is hard as he could but and it made my he was alive but it was just like a broken wisdom between me and some guy who's about to change lanes so like I'm in this Lane and I'm driving straight this guy was about to change lanes is kind in Illinois are not allowed to put it has no helmet law I seen that to me is like the most to come in as s*** f****** helmets with their feet up on the things dude I think he's alive doctor his brain and now that he's got kind of like he's off the edge I think he he feels like he has to be a caricature to like feel normal the serious brain trauma pain whatever pain is really going on I think that's it just like fire the other one that's what he's got now like ship did something wrong but when he was young like the Lethal Weapon like when he played mr. Joshua is awesome the web below that with a suit the absolutely yeah that's a real photo player just being silly laws didn't exist Arizona is another one you see people with no hell no helmet lock you know how much taxes I think Vegas be allowed to have in Nevada I mean I've seen plenty cuz I'm back to that one but I can't tell you who what cop pull you over you don't even like in Vegas what do they do the last thing on their f****** mind perfectly Square man in 19 states that require 3 there is no motorcycle helmet used law in three states Illinois Iowa New Hampshire this is currently 19 States and in DC have laws requiring all writers that's a tall Riders but what but some states women it is only three states where you can wear no helmet States Iowa and New Hampshire Colorado maybe it's maybe maybe the lawn at new yeah just Google helmet laws in Colorado motorcycle ride motorcycles in Colorado with no helmet oh that's under 18 so there isn't no helmet law if you're if you're 18 or if you're 16 they don't write a no seatbelt law is it okay to ride a motorcycle ever and I have to have a seatbelt on say no seatbelt law that's the crazy thing we don't we don't know where is it okay to ride a motorcycle ever and I have to have a seatbelt on


    Joe Rogan on Up Talking
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    dark matter in is that a girl falling apart on us like a bunch of parody getting some information from this lady soundtrack the most annoying you know that thing that people do is called up Talked oh yeah so annoying they're in a very left-wing technologically savvy way of talking hey my friend John Rallo Charlotte to John Rowley he's from Baltimore they have that same kind of. It's a very rare Boston very recognizable with everything that is in like the Zeitgeist of wing Progressive is that little part from Portlandia what is she doing here self-serve or even coming out of the mouth of a doctor on the president's Health Care task force I need your form not a request for direct response but for attention with your the kind of response Google tech talk up talk what I was looking for because it's way more exaggerated now and the people that you know who I'm talking about the woman I was talking to on the phone how crazy was she it was weird the way she was talking like a presentation bullshiting him just to placate to pass time anybody in that Tech world that are like anyone is helping you with like a any sort of troubleshooting I find that too when I do that with apple when I text them about issues everything is like this weird play kidding like oh I know I can't believe you're having that problem will let's just figure out it's almost like this like patting you on the head like subservient like call apple apple apple apple apple has a sneaky you know the Sonos thing works flawlessly with the Apple music services so they've done some sneaky s*** make it work better with their homepod speaker probably m*********** of a thing that Spotify has a built-in thing records so you could it's so you can like ask for a song Replay it yeah because it's not probably built into everything but you have to like the phone under my cock so what's the big deal if I see your boss yeah that's what I do I put the camera right under my sack yeah that's what I do I put the camera right under my sack, camera


    Joe Rogan - I Didn't Get a "Birds and the Bees" Talk
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    and when you and this girl making out in the backseat of a car 35 years ago it's good luck I don't know it is a few moments I remember. the best I've ever had Indianapolis school just lift it up skirt suggest sending it home St Peters Halloween costumes men who really do have those but naked that's a sack that you f*** before you ever joke was my brain was like all right there's a strategy to this you got to be able to last out the window and it was a psychic jerk me off really what the f*** is this I go back to those green beret sperm to live around the tip of your dick with a knife in their mouths don't give a f*** about your plan for the future people pregnant the hordes Barbarian hordes swords and s*** freakum is like a good that what is at the Green Berets or whatever like that. not even remotely what the f*** my parents no f****** way you know my dad at dinner in front of my my family my dad was like you've been spending a lot of time in the bathroom and my mom was like hey stop it and I was like talking about me they know I'm jerking off and it had multiple conversations like now is a man like I know that to my son I'll take a shot like that to it was just a guy shooting like you would tell your son I know but I would sit on him a little bit too cuz it was funny it was funny now is a man like I know that to my son I'll take a shot like that to it was just a guy shooting like you would tell your son I know but I would sit on him a little bit too cuz it was funny it was funny it was very funny in retrospect it was like he bought me a Kathy Ireland poster


    Joe Rogan - Roseanne on Being Institutionalized as a Teen
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    brought into a mental hospital what was it about well I had got hit by a car and the the hood ornament went in my head and my brains and scrambled them and I I used to be an A+ math student I was just grade in Geometry oh my God I loved geometry I got straight A's and then took a long time to heal I meant and you know how much did your personality change drastically but you know all that stuff about traumatic head injuries read a lot and talked to a lot of football players have the same thing and we we do discuss it yeah you change right away oh yeah well yeah here's what happened I was crossing the street on my way to school I was 16 now it's 15 first week of high school and was a big nerd and anyway I was crossing the street and it was a top of the hill and this woman girl she's on her way the university and the sun blinded her and she ran me over and the rest is history how long in the hospital for so first you must you must have been in but I was in the hospital for a while you know and I had a head concussion and a brain concussion and I had hamburger meat for legs so they did all these what do they call him skin grafts on my legs and I was in there for a while that I came out of there and I had forgotten everything about math when I return to school matter of weeks after that maybe two months I'm really bad on time now but and I forgotten all my math and it was terrible that was a big depressive depression I wanted to because I couldn't remember I couldn't remember things you know and also became way more impulsive then I was like I don't know what I did and then I started going really out there into the ethers I went way out there waiting out a way out mostly just punches and kicks nothing like never played football but my head injuries of you know they were just more of cumulative when I was young so I was about 21 22R stop stop fighting stop sparring but nothing but I definitely I'm subject to impulsive behavior when I was younger I didn't understand who's going on I would just be subject to whims very addictive behavior but I try to keep it positive but it would be addicted to things addicted to doing things addicted to games addictive like a ridiculously addictive I spend 10 12 14 hours a day playing video game that sounds like my kids are awesome but for me to be everything martial arts pool whatever just be completely obsessed with it and thinking about it all day in Port where it wasn't necessarily healthy on a whim I would just want to go do something I just almost had no control over compulsions some of that is a brain injuries that I've had a very mild in comparison to a lot of people that I know very mild in comparison to yours and black but there was a lot of drama in the state hospital that you know I'm like you know being there and seeing and experiencing 9 months so what was it that they brought you in there for what was how are you behaving so they decided that you need to be admitted I was out there I don't think there's any words the English you just can't understand another control reality didn't have control of your behavior your thinking was screwed up I was not thinking like the normal thing that they say you should be thinking about and but people around you and realized it that it was it was so bad that they had to admit you to hospital wasn't just a overdose and she's eccentric it does she needs actual medical help yeah I ask to be admitted to your car accident thing about multiple personality disorder trauma-related trauma-related yet PTSD now they call everything pts so when they admitted you what was the treatment like what did they do to you when you were inside the mental hospital what did that to you were gone cuz I think I told Paul Reubens to I think it might be where he got Large Marge Chrysler can't remember her name either Marge and search everybody called me chunky that was my name chunky and are there was another girl in their name shorty so is chunky and shorty we were like a Duo but anyway so she's like what's her name is cheese when they go to dinner and open this up here you don't come in here I'm like okay well I was crazy to Anna I trust I don't know I just always I never questioned that there was danger anywhere I always got in trouble you don't got beat up something new but so I did it you know and I can't say that was her name the head nurse I hated her cuz she told me I needed to bathe I'll tell that story later it was horrifying it changed my life they all go to dinner so I go in there to steal the keys out of the thing where they already know their tendency to not go in there with margin and leave the keys in the door and close the door yeah so I'm like hey Margie how's it going text driver cigarette I don't know why now I don't know why well junkie because they consider me to be dangerous seriously about eight minutes into it I realized oh s*** oh s*** something's going on here that's how long it always took me to like zero in on what's happening cuz I'm not even there you know I'm always ignoring when other people talk I don't listen but so then it got then it took a turn in or she's like so it got to why do they consider you dangerous you know I had to ask it cuz she kept on getting to that point where she wanted me to ask it be back in 40 minutes and it's like going on 20 now she goes I'm in here because I'm in here because I broke a couple of tenants backs and they tell you that like no don't look no we're just keep on act now you know Utah Utah girls I said that she's talking about you know I'm a I'm feeling like prey and I go how'd you do that cuz I'd figure out where'd you learn that how was your mom what was the school like you went to what's your favorite book what's your favorite color what kind of ice cream you like never seen that there's worms in the oatmeal you ever noticed that she started this what you know what I like suddenly I'm transported to A Confederacy of Dunces when he's on the thing of against Levi pants remember that rant and then I hear it click the keys out of the door put them back in the attendance room went in my room we should hear click yeah I knew the first door of God open there was two doors that I heard the first door open they're coming back from from dinner so you got away from us where'd you get them since bringing her them scissors you know but anyway I went on antipsychotic medicine and that was good that I was on there for the s*** I saw my friends hanging and stuff like that no of kids coming you know victims of a nurse came in that were mentally scarred by that now on antipsychotics was because you were exhibiting psychotic behavior list what what kind of psychotic behavior what you got the diagnosis of schizophrenic they would or No Deal shocks and stayed experiment on you basically you're in a guinea pig and I don't want that so maybe I I walk down the middle of street I don't know I thought all you got to get over your fear of crossing the street that's what was in my head and then I'd walk down the highway in oh I was in a whole other round it was like a real sea realistic and metaphysical realm and I grew comfortable there but you know that I think most artists writers and performers are in that world I mean we got to do in Italy


    Joe Rogan - Stephen Hawking Went to Strip Clubs?
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    British Iraqi gay non-binary and also identifies as Muslim person I think you're out of your line I identify as an Irish Italian straight white male from Chicago who he allowed to be whoever you f****** want to be and I support the f*** out of who you are always do your s*** was almost always people that don't have a lot of other things going for them identifies a dead guy know when he was alive brilliant British physicist / heterosexual atheist I've never met a guy so not capable of the cheating and found a way to cheat on his wife still get it up apparently even though his body didn't move to feel things Eric Weinstein told me about this I was like what is a freak and I was like wait what he's like yeah he used to go to strip clubs and there's like videos of him like rolling into a strip club in the wheelchair like he would got that was his thing Google if you Google Stephen Hawking he was a feeling that he was always f****** around you know what I f****** agree to whatever the f*** you want to do I'm barely here you look at s*** that was me who ugly see your a****** can you sit on my face face face don't kill me though not have a dream that you're out the universe strippers that is called dark matter right but if you had a crazy ass long nails you be like voice text EPPICard speak functionality was takes turns into speech in his iconic voice and didn't want to upgrade it cuz like Siri like if you talk to Siri like who you do you have a specific kind of Siri like my Siri is an Australian lady like hey Siri hey Siri give me the new upgrade it was like yo what's up with Stephen Hawking exists she does or pornstar first start with stripper over that's why the stripper named black matter exotic dancer named dark matter don't have gunfights Darren s*** Magic City Magic City okay we got to go get dark matter the third third one with the butt Jesus go to a bar right that's dark matter who's the guy with the white Hood some fake Snoop Dogg whenever you got people that are staying there with the Fanning out hundred dollar bills like and just drinking Fiji Water yes at my place


    Joe Rogan - Roseanne on Being Pro-Israel
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    is racist Roseanne care if you're really racist I'd the thing that gets me about it is since I'm going to shed all over this too because I was talking about her on as a Jew and speaking about Persian Jews and you know all kinds of Arabs I want it to be known that I am a Jew and was speaking as a Jew and when I spoke about the Iran deal and its effect on Jewish people in the Middle East and I really thought first they didn't know that but now I think well they had to know some of it I don't know 36% or something she had her DNA done was talking about it and forty-something Caucasian and I think she identifies or people identify her as a boy woman you said Planet of the Apes racist I don't think they care I think this is a viable Target so it's weird cuz they don't censor anybody who's your not calling for you know to kill all the Jews that there's thousands of them yeah they are then I Didn't Know Her Like I didn't know about her parentage I mean come on this is this is the truth this is who I am and you know they they they did this to Jos okay you see how when people look at your situation I can see how they think but you see how when people look at your situation and they think it's racist that is also how you look at their reacting to what they think is racist and you thinking that they're saying kill all the Jews Annihilation and they've already survived you know not too long ago and Annihilation cell and then we make a deal with that government what is that does say something because it's not important enough to them to know that it's probably not been explained to them they are in fact saying that and that's very common amongst us so you know that's that's the truth that many of us think and you know it people don't understand it or they don't you don't care to even consider it well they don't have to but I'm still going to say it because that's the reality it's the reality to hear that and to hear that United's gave them billions of our tax dollars under the number one supporter of Terror in the world it is and they always do kill Jews like in Paris and wherever else they go if they do it in London to I mean you don't hate to wake people up but you know it is important at least it is to me into people like me and too many other people many Christians is very important to them to their they're under Onslaught to did you talk about Iranians killing people in Paris in England but they're killing people in France and England kale juice and the money goes back to those terrorist organizations that are funded by Qatar and if Ron that and any discussion and it's kind of disturbing it should be factored in especially social media and say that your pro-israel or you know that you think will allow you to be pro-israel seems like a really common thing like I see a lot of that yeah well I'm not going to play into either of those because I I really believe that you know there's a solution to that problem the solution is peace and I think it could be achieved so not going to play either one of those games about who does this or what I just like to see a solution that works for all the people they're all people there so but it can't be that isn't a discussion or is that a debate and nor is it American scary scary time when you know like on our college campuses today I know this because my son was on one and you know it's a far left their far-left professors at it's about that kind of stuff daily in all of our colleges and it does find its way to the media that you look at the media that most what are they called Millennium millennials resume and it's heavily to the left side of things on social media and I don't think that's good I don't think it said that all or when they think they're inflammatory or they think they're the espousing hate people who are heavily political you don't get a consensus Nora solution from only listening to one side blather on the same ship for 20 years fighting each other


    Joe Rogan - Roseanne on Becoming a Target
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    as well that was also in the middle of a huge conversation about you know Benghazi and the Iran deal those are the two things are two of the three things that I like to do on Twitter although no longer on there for you well deadly shouldn't be reading that s*** but when you become a Target how do you know if you don't read it and that's been like 4 or so months ago so I just now snooze Cruise when they found out that you were going to come on the podcast the first time they were trying to show up at my house they're trying to show up at the studio they were trying to find me at The Comedy Store I mean they were just trying to hunt down anything about you at 2:11 a.m. I just woke up I treated it and I went right back to sleep and when I woke up at 7 to s******* hit the fan you know but it was one of those kind of just want to get it down and with my computer and sweet when I wake up like you know when you're all day after the bathroom and fall back to sleep you're starting to do the Ambien tweets get off get off that Twitter you know better so I just called my daughter then every night when I when I was doing the Ambien and I'd go you know what here comes a big fish she's recorded it here comes a big fish window standing guard by your bed walking help sticking to your face is eustacio serious liberal they were all very supportive when I personally ran for president in 2012 they were really supportive of me then you're their mom


    Joe Rogan & Roseanne on Outrage Culture
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    you know I said also I thought that one was white and it wasn't anything about race it's about Iran and it was like well we'll see how this washes out Ben Sherman she was ashamed of one cast member and would that one blow me away and I am Michael Fishman tweeted he was ashamed of my racism or some s*** and that was hard to take but it was because it was so unforgivable but in fact I was talking to Mike today I said you know we all say things are racially insensitive at times all of us do that I'm a Jew I've heard everything and you know or ethnically offensive to somebody but that doesn't mean we're the KKK okay you know you know and especially if we apologize because most people who are offensive they mean to be offensive and they don't apologize when you know there's a difference in if you don't have to discretion to understand that something's wrong with you and I think something's wrong with people that they're so hateful and so unforgiving and if you don't vote the way they think you should vote that they feel justified in being so what's the words sucks so sanctimonious and self-righteous and when they themselves about people's children and such for instance I think people are just cowards and I think when things like this happen they want to separate themselves from controversy and make sure that they're not a part of the package and that's true and especially true in Hollywood the guy that fired me just was fired a couple weeks ago for what I don't know his contract wasn't renewed and his last words were well I didn't know I'd be forced to cancel our number one show apologize and then have a conversation with you on one of their shows in long form what you were trying to say while they didn't let me say it and you know it involve like openly politically a lot of great anti-rape laws and all kinds of stuff like that but you don't like her cuz she's a republican so she took a stand political stand I guess you know some people can do it but some people can't and the political stand I took which I just want to remind people is that I'm an independent that's my stance and I just thought both sides had gone too far out need to talk to her so I came back into the show about that lets dance you took with your show you in my life it's like if we can't even discuss things that's really really bad from shots not American we discuss and debate we don't label and Blacklist but I mean I just think they're what they did was just very Hasty and very full party and they should have known who you were before hand they should have known about your mental health issues they should know they should have known about your medication issues that ridiculous if you have a person that has brain issues and then they do something that's erratic and you're mad at him for that but you're a f****** idiot that's stupid and you you call them a racist chastise them from the world so that you remove any possible negative opinions that could be cast your way but that's what a lot of it is deflection they're worried about negative opinions and negative feedback is going to come their way so they immediately turn on you they turn on you in a disproportionate way bedtime for against it and for that I'm forget Stitt because people are aware of the outrage culture that we live in this is an outrage Nation right now it's it's one of our number one forms of recreation people love it they love getting mad at whoever the f*** it is as long as you react the way they want you to react they love it finding that people have way more power to effect change whether it's good changer bad change their pushing buttons with social media and with outrage and with be there buddy to express themselves it's unprecedented there's never been a time like this in history be a loser who can't be two winners of the power that they're wielding and what they're doing and then turn back on them at it. possibly went and take your life's work well how many did defend you nobody defended me why do you did thank you sitcom life that that f****** schedule is ruthless it's cruel to know what I think it was a lot of it was you know I gave him the gun to shoot me I mean I wasn't a helpless victim although I think my explanation to either make sense or doesn't make sense but if you're compassionate I think it just chickenshit I don't think they're looking at it from in terms of like I can't win here and I can't lose here let me just look at what's right see I don't have anything to win or lose so what I looked at it I looked at you as someone that I admire someone I think is one of the best Comics ever who I think I know that you have mental health issues I knew from talking to you that you were on Ambien and I knew you had alcohol as well I know what that does my mom took Ambien she woke up in the middle of the night and Drew all over the bathroom rug drool over it with lipstick NN and nail polish she said like a little kid to shut you woke up in the morning she had no idea she did it but to ignore what the actual pharmacological effect on the human body is is ridiculous because their studies on this s*** and the people understand the attraction between chemicals in the human brain and their erratic and especially when you mix them with things you're not supposed to mix them with weird s*** happen the whole thing is just f****** crazy it went when they told me not to play well it's probably a good idea but it's too simple a way of communicating things that are complex I just don't think it's the way to communicate anymore passionate lives in misery I know I did they do all day long and they did they have mental health issues they're exhausted they're depressed there there they have to spare their overwhelmed with bills during shity relationships they're overwhelmed and they're angry and they look at someone like you a rich white lady and like f*** that b**** and they just want to attack you and doesn't have to make sense because it's a reflection of their own personal pain as much as its reflection of their irresponsibility with his power that they're wielding for social media and then there's the ma angry and they look at someone like you a rich white lady and like f*** that b**** and they just want to attack you and doesn't have to make sense because it's a reflection of their own personal pain as much as its reflection of their irresponsibility with this power that they're willing to social media and then there's a mob mentality has a bunch of people that are already going after you good I'm going to go after 2 I'm going to show the world that I'm not racist you know how I'm going to do that I'm going to s*** all over this racist is racist Roseanne care if you're really racist


    Joe Rogan - Roseanne on The Conners
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    sad that that the work of an artist over 30 years you think they think that we just pulled out of their ass and that they can copy it now without the artist they can copy it I do about my family my children and it's just like wow that is so huge it's so huge it's it is beyond entitled but what is their plan and how how are they able to do that did you let them ask me to labor rights and the rights of working people if I took away those people 200 people's jobs so that's why I did it Amanda work I know how they had planned on another season and they probably had already spend the money was there any consideration of redemption was there any path where they could allow you to apologize or to something that would endear yourself to the people where they would accept her bad I said let me go and it's like you can't say anything till you sign off you can't say anything until you sign up so they wanted you to sign off the rights and then they would have you do whatever you want to do go on their interview shows The Comeback it took me 20 years to figure out how would these characters where would they be now and I did that by living among regular normal people for 20 years I never lived behind you know racially segregated Gates like other stars I lived in working people's neighborhoods and I farm around farmers and I wasn't going to be that big of a hypocrite come and see it I loved him see it I love the Big Island isn't it gorgeous amazing people are down there though today you know what I read some lady took a boat full of people too close to volcano to look at it and the lava over took their boat and thank God none were killed but they were got like about 2 feet up on the they got hit by a flying chunk of rock from the volcano on one of the boats to they were having lava tourism and some we got clipped by a rock it's so not smart it's a dangerous dangerous I'll be headed back there and be making more road so I'm excited about it I can cut a road like nobody's business but my granny is a scout and Scout the jungle in there two different sort of vibe when you go there there they don't like turn them in their neighbors and their neighbors are like every every kind of people you can think of it it's very very diverse cultural better so then I bought a place right by the school because this candy you know he had it Torino so I pray don't get mad but he had some severe ADHD there so I had to do what I did to get him now he just graduated from college he's doing real good yeah he's my first college grad a video that you showed me the other hilarious character on the show of Roseanne they're calling it The Conners it's all going on without you being there I feel like it's a mindwarp and a mind f*** you know if I'm just trying to be held on which wheat yeah I miss understood tweet I misunderstood tweet while you're on Ambien while you're drunk dealing with no I don't think I'd smoke pot tune no I didn't smoke but then I was at my mom's house and on the cigs I went down in the basement I was hiding down there in the basement that's where I always used to go when I was like 13 and I found this stuff from chalk on the on the walls of the basement there that I remembered right when I was 13 and then I found an old but when when I snuck cigs when I start to smell good you don't say something in there like we just please tell Roseanne we love her and you know we don't like this and blah blah and that was having all the time and that's when I was like geez I've never ever felt this kind of affection from people in all my career so it's kind of a cool I feel terrible for you cuz they feel like you got a raw deal there so many double standards of people who said things on the air remember I just said it to a small population less than 600,000 people on Twitter but these people say things on the air and they are not well I know Joy had to go pants and apologized so psychotic or something cuz they know she called me about this yeah that's what I heard an apology with your network behind you really works like with what's-her-name that called Ivanka the names behind her and but when your network is not behind you if you don't really and they want not behind me they didn't want me to tweet the whole the whole truth is I told him I wasn't going to treat and you know I promised him over and over and although they never send it in writing which was required but anyway they called my publicist and unloaded on him all the time and you know


    Joe Rogan - Roseanne Explains Her Controversy
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    how long has smoke everyday was it will you smoking before all this happened are y'all doing sober October wow why didn't you ask me I would have sobered up for no I wasn't going to lie see I'm cutting it by 10 every week so so next week it'll be down to one culture right at the peak I think you you hit Peak outrage culture will people didn't give a f*** if you were making a joke you didn't give a f*** if you had no idea that lady was black didn't give a f*** what your mental state was didn't give a f*** if you are on Ambien didn't give a f*** if you were drinking didn't give a f*** if you want and I really apologize did not didn't mean to offend you were cracking a joke about a woman hit it was funny how they've mischaracterized and lied about it and added words to it they think that I tweeted it said she looked like you know somebody and I never said anything about her looks it was a political tweet and it's just proof of how everybody's under Mass mind control because they took a and of course I'm always interested in that you know you know that I think you can get out of it I don't think anyone's pulling the strings I don't think this is why I don't I don't think it's by design of fear and paranoia and political correctness I think one of the reasons why I attacked they attack Someone Like You is first of all you're wealthy and successful and famous and you are beautiful woman identify as a white woman identify as a Jew and this is what she engineered a new ronen I've been on there talking about I call it a woman's revolution in Iran for years and speaking to people in Iran about it and what it means to the women who are second-class citizens there and so if you take that one tweet out of like probably I tweet a lot I admit it I mean what's the f*** they're like you know what you said you're crazy for years and you know what your crazy well yeah I said it for years I always ask I asked him what's what's your secret number what's yours Joe you don't have my number you have to do something a number times you don't have a number for birthday Jesus F Christ I was in the I was in the Utah State Hospital when you were born given birth know I was in a mental institution that was my first hospitalization it lasted for nine months and it was the Utah State Hospital in Provo where the Osmonds are from is always a big Marie Osmond fan the mental health is extremely important it is important and yes it was mental health awareness day of being mentally healthy yesterday as I was smoking if someone if someone has something wrong with their liver you don't expect them to process food correctly don't blame it on them but if someone has a mental health and they do something erratic or they say something that's inappropriate and then they apologize for it and you you have the jimit real diagnosed treated mental health issues trauma-related issues they go buy a calculating person who is just being an a****** and that's not the case you're not an ass-whole I have been an a****** and I am of North African ancestry it's like a very small percentage but it was something like 25,000 years ago they left North Africa which is kind of Syria and they went to Lithuania and Russia and some Europe especially the geopolitics there are some in it always intrigued me and I have always attempted to use my voice to you no support all all the people there I mean it's actually a genius tweet if you really f****** what exactly did you say to the Tweet Jamie and then after that it was disgraced, can her offencive racist tweet cuz there's all these hoops you got to jump they're never done punishing you well we're saying before the contest started apologize to social justice Warriors cuz that's the kiss of death that's f****** Chum in the water blood in the water in them and to always have to have a Target and it's recreational outrage they find out attack you and they go after you and they try to distort your position and they want me to but they weren't right I'm right I wrote it b**** so I know what I meant so you don't think tell me what I meant but they don't care that's not the things they don't want to look at it rationally and say oh here's a woman that has a stroke of mental health problems who's on Ambien and drinking and she says something that is slightly irrational but given your explanation of it will you didn't even notice she was black I think they're crazy you just don't get them well maybe if I was in the same mindset as you I would get them resistance fighter that para troops and you don't answer the hidden lines of the German thing and save all the Jews and they don't you have to be her cousin Skipper then it had me the Skipper doll I always had to personify Skipper and they got to be Barbie 456 I did I do I don't think or look like other people I think I'm an alien really about that admit that's how I classify people I class 5 people my own way cuz I don't think like everybody else thinks I take a person shape of their head knots the group they represent to me and I have noticed that the Dutch have the largest had two people the Dutch have pure Square not all of them of course but some of them Vikings Vikings I love all the different peoples of the Earth because they all have a variety of foods that I enjoyed so I like to you know I don't just mix with one kind of person in my real life I mix with all kind of people and you know it cuz I'll go anywhere for free meal and I love all people that's all I want to say you know racist by any stretch of the imagination but you are a person that have no man or woman but most comedians right that's a bunch of stuff on your show was part of the reason why ABC wanted you back is part of the reason why the show became such a giant hit and it's returned I mean it was a f****** huge hit coming right out of the gate 28 million people that's a lot of f****** Pandora and a lot of that was because people love this aspect of you but as soon as you get labeled a racist everybody throws her hands up and goes away I didn't know she was racist he's racist and I don't care about Nuance they don't care about the details they don't care about Ambien they don't care about alcohol when I called you on the phone was the first thing I asked you drink a beer always only drink a wine with Ambien Germany on a plane covered in his own vomit with the police standing over him asking him if he knew what happen if you want up getting arrested they brought him to the jail in Germany and they asked me he's a CEO of a large company and they went over things with him and they said what happened what do you remember goes well I remember taking an Ambien and then then I went to sleep then I had I guess I had a beer at some point in time and they go okay stop this is what happened and so they just he was hitting on the stewardesses and trying to start fights with men in the cabin and all of her stuff and they're like okay things that I said to you when I called you up I said what were you doing well and you told me you were on ambient and I said okay. Right there because I know quite a bit about that cuz I've had personal experiences with friends that have had real issues with Ambien I had a bit I did in my ass but a friend of mine who literally made a meal while I was on Ambien I don't understand what people said they have sex on Ambien people said that's a big thing that people take Ambien to have sex I don't even know how they can stay as I guess they don't stay awake but another part of them wakes up and their sex part comes out that's all I can figure and there's one for sleep at night and I'm I've been doing that and I've been sleeping through the night when I was taking the sleeping thing to sleeping drug while I don't want to say it cuz we don't want to get sued a drug expert advice and does a piece of advice and he when he came on and went in great detail about how did that is something that happens to people that were they have no idea what that is the classification of drugs and people do all sorts of involuntary things when they're on it no it doesn't just make you say racist thing but you didn't say anything intentionally know about the work of Valerie Jarrett's hands and I also was referencing my very favorite movie so if we could talk about how fuckingawesome that movie playing what is the turn off monkeys what is it how's that work that if you have a certain amount of monkeys do all related groups once a critical number of members of one group exhibit a new Behavior has a lot of people put pictures of that woman right next to the lady I understand plus butt and Youthful now but or whatever wasn't there another tweet that you made a long time ago about who is that other woman we heard our mom's do it to it's always where's your ape they go what you're doing this Sunday and he's like always watching football all good let's go out to lunch you know it is all of the men were all Apes that's how it is in a breeder culture like Salt Lake City lunch you know it is all of the men were all Apes that's how it is in a breeder culture like Salt Lake City


    Joe Rogan on Sex Robots
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    at the majority of the country could ever do that that's insane play that one more time what is the name of the video for people in her clothes and I'm a big fan of Joe Rogan Joe I think you're the best I won't rip your cock off hahaha machine face-to-face if you like I actually enjoy you as a person I won't kill you it's going to happen how far away is this year's 10 years a decade is one will have that when they look like that. Good have you seen some of the f****** world that they've already had now have you ever seen some of these these these like the moles that they can make now to make look real already it is scary to me because you're about to open up the first robot sex brothel oh wow that's really interesting I don't think that's going to do much business not into I don't know dude a lot I don't know about in the United States but I think it overseas I didn't f****** like Japanese love that oh my god dude if you jerk off and you don't clean up you just let it go what is this sex brothel in Houston that's the ones actually open it will be in Houston in other cities no extra like the next door type of how many of them look like this girl right here the exaggerated features 90% of them will look like that at least a girls like that now anyway. They all have the same lips buttoned think every girl on the internet now looks phony a s*** no one looks like a chick anymore but what is what is the future going to be for like when when it's not a human and you can do whatever you want with it going to find out what people really are attracted to its exactly right kind of the real sexual psychology of humans when we find out that there's no rules with these things save all your male feminist nonsense I just love real women with Birkenstocks can I get a you know they have those what are those real dolls they have male real dolls I was going to get a male real doll with no dick and no butthole no mouth whole either just for jiu jitsu I like listen to send me one I don't want anything I can f*** you f****** don't see a business I see a business for them creating personal sex robots for sure Shanesha Market no there's no emotions there it's going to be like playing a video game on God mode yourflex Flawless Toronto's first sex doll brothel has been open for a year how are they doing and let me get in there. I love that you have to click are you an adult okay before you by Rent Before You by System of a vagina look like any of them look I know all of them look like some super ho hundred Eyes by body heat or voice 3200 if we had one sitting behind me during the show the one with her tits up in the air what is bizarre photos man that one what is a vagina look like they show it they don't show it. f***** up that is that no go back real quick sorry that image of her waist is like 12 inch waist I mean that's f****** creepy but that's what they want they want like fully exaggerated features about do they show you video I want to see video looks real that one down Cortez new the First new the left that photo, looks real right there while the first one did you look weird Oculus can you imagine following this what is your what is your wife say okay go to the right hand side that one with the giant it's that is so ridiculous Japanese go to the weather in Upper left-hand Corner the top first first image of the they have they have not to go click on click on the image one more time Jamie any of them any of them and then click on the likes 14 likes like to see that now see if there's a video of these things moving this is what I want to see I want to see that they're just lying there I'm thinking that they're an inanimate so the sex robots when you called robots do they move no no no no no no no no I've heard about a doll but these are sex robot sex dolls right but the ones in Toronto didn't say you said


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with the Brett Kavanaugh Situation
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    escapism from like the true nature of of of men and women as a young team specially a boy you're learning about sexuality and you're confused and embarrassed and scared and the way that men and women interact in that year from in those years from like 12 to like 16 it's insanely unstable because women are not as not as formerly aggressive technically at that time than men are rights to these men are f****** hormonal Freaks and they want to do things with these women but they're not supposed to kind of and it's like kind of okay and I don't know how to do it and do these weird Blurred Lines of women want to be accepted cool in there come in their Circle so you know it's like when someone hooks up with someone early on when poop to people hook up young and it's like when it's sketchy and weird sometimes a girl gets labeled a s*** you know what I mean for no reason it's like when we were Juniors and she was dating a senior and they had sex weed there's no explanation over like how we got to the point of getting comfortable there because men are just these horny freaks at don't know what to do with the thing so there's so many Blurred Lines of sexuality in relationships at that age nobody want to talk about it and culture and religion in this terrible place where they give in to their hormonal urges there somehow tainted we're the biggest f****** free first time at anal suppress yes you're making diamonds okay you taking that car and you put it under a mountain be nice like that what do you think is going to happen so I can of course when they get out boy has nuts man she was wild but that's but that's so that's what I'm saying no one wants to talk about then again I'm not trying to dive in that cabin or b******* but people are young and they do f****** crazy s*** when you are hormonal e at your beginnings and you're confused and weird I mean guys know when guys start masturbating it's this disgusting weird secret creepy gross sad like cover secret don't tell your friends that you're handing off and all of that is swirling inside your head over sexuality and then when you do get a chance with a girl it's uncomfortable it's awkward it's weird again not talking about whatever f****** he did I'm just saying you're already in this weird state of men are f***** up when they're sexually reaching this new peak of their life that they just want to like jerk off and come and f****** and how much information are they getting from their parents zero push of like you no no I don't want Baby It's Cold Outside he's playing it can you play it on YouTube or we'll get in trouble really can't stay cold other than this is a perpetuation of our culture for a long time of like this pollen taken teas at ease of the game that women play and then play to of like you know that I really can't say it's cold outside got to go away this evening has been so very nice my mother will start to worry my father will be pacing the floor I'd rather I really better Scurry maybe just a half a drink more that's her finally admitting the neighbors might think what you know what say what's in this drink while you're very pushy you know I like to think of it as opportunistic I simply must go the answer is no the welcome has been so nice and warm my sister will be suspicious my brother will be there at the door my maidens made is vicious will maybe just a cigarette more so I just got to be there if 1940s 40s Maybe woman who had a brutal take on it a brutal ways we can look at it at a really brutal take on this lie I was on Jordan Peterson's Twitter page if you go to Jordan Peterson's Twitter page there's a woman who is I don't know what she does but she talks about how this woman who is accusing Brett Kavanaugh goes to this predominantly or she teaches at this predominantly women College where 79% of the students are women professors are women and social justice is the number one thing that they promote the school right ahead of education and everything and you look at the schools like a list of like what it it aims to accomplish and how to educate students like promoting social justice is one of the primary things is the first one above everything else and the ideas that why would this woman Risk Everything do with this woman's take is whose criticizing this is that she's not risking anything she's rewarded from this and send her culture this is a big deal and she's very cynical about this she's like this woman has no recollection does remember how she got home does remember where the party was but does remember that someone may have tried to do something to her you know I'm not a big fan of criticizing people who come out and say someone did something to them or try to do something you don't know you're on the outside looking in and you're you're you're trying to pick holes in their story I don't even know if they know cuz I don't I don't hear it is yeah the Emmanuel click on the video you can hear some of what this woman says like click on it and play some with this one says we don't have to kicked off like there's only two people I know what really happened and they don't even know what really happened years ago I mean if he if she said 35 years ago this guy raped me okay that's a different story found while the other dude was in the room and that he kind of helped him held older down and he had his penis on her or you have a conversation about what's going on otherwise I'm this is a giant platform and that if we're discussing this giant platform we should be informed I disagree with that because I think that we're just having a conversation about something or that I have some sort of information that you don't. okay you know I know I know my feeling is a whole thing I know the feeling of the whole thing is that no matter what anybody it's kind of like what got in trouble for Norm me know when Norm Macdonald got trouble no matter what I think people are suffering in a bad bad way if he was a gang rapist and a blackout drunk while defending him by describing how long he preserved his virginity his accuser described him grinding and cover your mouth covering her mouth and fearing that he was accidentally going to kill me okay well that's pretty f****** serious so if he was if he was covering her mouth because she was protesting and he was grinding into her right psychology person California treated gingerly and they can Republicans who feared okay this is baba baba baba human being telling a terrible story about Judge Cavanaugh on compelling terms that brought many women to tears and transformed the battle for the Supreme Court okay see that's all I needed to hear see that that the kind of person now look I don't know if he did this but if he did do this the kind of person that covers a woman's mouth gasket that's an extra level of Darkness great song it's a good song and I was I'm going to Tweet it but I'm like when I'm going to get so f****** mad at me her name is on Twitter it's Mercedes l y n z she has a beautiful voice and the song is it's a scary time for dudes scary time for dudes yet I listened to it a few times really good to play a little bit of it Jamie just shaking shaking their butt is she just going on about how difficult it is to be a girl and when you not a girl it's not something you consider and so all these guys and Alexa like she's like I can't live on the first floor to see truth on all sides of all of these issues I don't think you ever have to be so staunch about anyting I disagree with people that are so staunch about just being this is the end of discussion you're only this way or not it's like no man I don't know all the stories I don't know all the truths of of that Kavanaugh abortion I don't know all the truth of anything that woman coming forward I tend to believe a woman that's going to go out of her way I don't think she's looking for fame or looking for fame this for the rest of their life so I know I wouldn't say that I didn't say no one I think most people don't want that kind of want that kind of attention it's it's not because of what happened and I believe that I don't know what it is but I believe there's something f***** up that went down and unfortunately we are in the middle of this what can be done who knows how do we there's no physical evidence of rape by consensus of your gray or like what am I supposed to do stop that went down and unfortunately we are in the middle of this what can be done who knows how do we there's no physical evidence of rape by consensus of the Year gray or like what am I supposed to do deep understanding of the flaws of the human memory both his and her totally what happened when


    Joe Rogan on Kanye's Trump Meeting
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    sensitive give me a spelling bee first give me a spelling bee and then they listen if you can get without using the red squiggly line on your phone licensing because he wanted to see Kim Kardashian's so mad he was like I let this m*********** come back space photography and he looked really f****** spaced-out did you ever see fat Kanye Kanye with the meds what happened was after he gave his support for Donald Trump he said I didn't vote but if I voted I would have voted on Trump. They loaded him up with pills and when they lowered him up with pills you vanish for a while canceled his tour he was like having a f****** serious nervous breakdown and he got big fat that's used it that's when he was he was on the pill and stable I'd rather be fat and stable because of sober October I want to say my friend was doing it like to go to the great yeah well you know I don't want to disclose any trainer client confidential s*** but obviously a little loony completely normal I'm not knowing I'm not real problem we are what we all do anybody that's good at something. I also have a lot of self-examination and that's what he's lacking self-awareness like in front of all these f****** people taking pictures of my breasts preposterous positive like lovely it's positive 10 a.m. oh okay it was wonderful to play cantaloupe cocktail do you use when you're hanging around with actors in my God is wonderful wonderful wonderful H-E-B use Solas free go see Rodger Waters at the Hollywood Bowl in my f*** big difference of course that's 3 years ago and I was sober ish let's just say that I was sober as I was microdosing silverish let's just say that I was sober as I was microdosing no-sew British and it lit up but I was like in a good space it was maybe one of the most incredible visual things visual concerts I've ever seen in my f****** life to watch them that they build the wall on stage as he's performing and they tear it down in the middle of it all it was visually one of the most stunning concert I've ever been a part of


    Joe Rogan on Kanye, Trump, and Kaepernick
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    Kanye West and Kim Kardashian because of his position on Trump changed out of Google Dover we severed ties motherfuker we're not talking to you anymore you don't come to our champagne party's over b**** Trump to go I love God he wants Trump to be so in love with Kanye wants Trump to love him so much that he's willing to actually take a meeting with someone he's been publicly shiting on for over a year now all this and Kaepernick is a terrible representation of this country a bad football player a bad person even dumping Double Diamond and then Kanye's going to sucker him and twists his mind into thinking he should actually sitting at lunch with them I bet my life it'll happen that Trump will go okay I'll take a meeting because I love Kanye and it's just out of respect so he'll get us not bad he'll get him and f****** Kaepernick in the room I hope he does but here's the thing Donald Trump's not a cop he's not shooting black people my take on it is its first of all it's insanely difficult to be a police officer you have a lot of people that are police officers that have no business holding that job there are extreme pressure a lot of them have PTSD and a lot of them they're bullies and they get into this position because they want to be the guy with the gun in charge of Italy and then they have an opportunity to pull that trigger and they do and they face repercussions because someone was filming it and I think that s*** from the beginning of time of course there's a horrible film that we played where there was a guy I post it on my Twitter it's f****** horrible of a guy shooting a white guy who's crawling for his life on the voice telling the guy to crawl towards them let me see your hands it's in Arizona and the guys pants are falling down and keeps reaching back grab his pants and he goes and the guy is crawling and its pants of a hotel just kills him murdered him the guy was crying and begging for his life and the cop was making crawl towards him like why the f*** would you ever make someone crawl towards you it's insane and he's giving them all these confusing directions while he's in full riot gear holding a gun apparently the guy had a fake pistol like a water pistol or water gun and was holding out the window and someone saw it and they said there's a guy with a gun came in there you shoot somebody already and then they see this guy but the guy was clearly not a threat in this guy had already been in trouble for other police brutality and then got kicked off The Force he got acquitted by the way with video got acquitted and then going to put it in the murder and there's also some that erases to it's not discounting racism are racist too but it's just a f****** insanely difficult job right no one respects are very few people respect and these people are in these situations every day with their life isn't danger in their whole brain is frazzled I'm friends with a lot of cops I know a lot of cops and come to my family I know a lot of cops from MMA I know a lot I've known a lot of cops in my whole life like my whole life growing Mike Mike real dad was a cop I grew up like knowing cops when I was a kid and then in a mall through martial arts new cops because cops are we taking martial arts to learn how to defend themselves right why wouldn't you don't fast and play me something to joke about I'm sadly just joked about it but it is like a pretty people like that they kneel because said they wanted what they use in their platform that's not that this has to have a dialogue about it was what's important but the problem is they need to have we need enemies to be a bigger goal for why people are kneeling we need that kind of the point of that if you need something to to do something to get too cuz otherwise this is just going to be this weird well between ultimately racist people could truly the people that are yelling about it they're angry to take Annie are they still going to play football I said we're supposed to support right these ideals that this song is about I pledge of allegiance to the flag all this Jasmine that's what we're doing right now but I find it so odd things have anything to do with one another I set it on stage one time that I was like it's a game that has no bearing on the future of the United States of America you don't do that for anything else women competing in a sport and it's miserable that's a funny thing in the middle of Olympics Olympics that's what it is but this is just the Packers versus f****** you know the Buccaneers the bearing of American Future Soldier Spotify Santino


    Joe Rogan - Sober October 2 Update
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    Spider-Man cheetosantino lazy gentleman he just popped open the makers to taunt me 46 October yeah I feel like an alcoholic this is like cuz you know what bothers me is all weed and there's mushrooms in here and there's no cigar cigars incredible Willy's in last place of course I quite a bit and you know and everybody doesn't 10 years younger than me and you have to take high blood pressure medication this is all not good you know it's not good you're doing something terrible to your body by drinking every night and shouldn't do it was you do a bottle tonight you think that f****** stomach here's the thing many C is today search for if you find it it's a hide and hide and go away when they did have that weight loss challenge 2 years ago not last year or the year before have a score looks good sagora never gained it back voice message for but he looks great for a guy he looks good back from running and I'll kickboxing after I kickbox I'll get on the elliptical machine or I'll lift weights and after I lift weights and then I'll get on the f****** Echo Bike you know the Echo by I left behind this is a puddle on my elliptical machine Jesus f****** Christ the thing is I work out a lot already so but now my body is just adjusting to like a ramped-up schedule big big on the line at me on Instagram scrambled use the hashtag views like at Joe Rogan tag me and if you win I'll give you five hundred bucks okay so there's a run there's like a mad run here but the 100 like when you burn your body out like that do like two hours of working out a day not yet I don't give a fuk about anything like I'm in traffic people cut me off like you don't give a fuk fuk good cut me off dick head who cares I'm not angry like it does nothing what is it because your body so burnt you think you're just so fucken exhausted I think this is my my feeling I feel a lot of those are a lot of those feelings that would you have whether it's anxiety or stress it's just extra energy that your body has it's unnecessary it's unnecessary for trouble that isn't there convert danger that isn't there looking into look looking for something is going to like steal your food or not paid your village all that s*** was going to kill my family I think your body has to have a certain way we were designed right for all the years that we were running away from wild animals and other tribes and all that s*** I think your your body and your brain have a certain amount on reserve always looking for some sort of danger look like you have to have a certain the way we were designed right for all the years that we were running away from wild animals and other tribes know that s*** I think your your body and your brain have a certain amount on reserve always looking for some sort of danger look like in the wild


    Joe Rogan on Dating Apps
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    come on come over here we got girls girls want to meet you girls and your town girls sign up you can meet girls like room Facebook's new online dating service won't have as I thought that said won't have AIDS I can buy right now online dating service won't have ads so but it will have Russians all Russians all the time well mean in the real world this meeting people online stuff it's so weird how like I talk to people that use Tinder date hookup on Tinder like weekly and there's a lot of these people that that's all they do they'll just f*** people on I just makes you wonder how many people just do that like all your data women and she's already been sucked like seven times from you know you're the same app you know like all these cameras like they're just like you're taking extreme risks with your VD online dating apps like someone was saying should online dating apps be responsible for the increase in sexually transmitted diseases should they be responsible is if they have some obligation to tell you to wear rubber stupid that is like some they have some obligation there like you know like look you you know these poor little children going to f****** you need to tell them they need to protect themselves like Tinder and Grindr don't want to talk about their role in Rising STD connect people together people make their own decisions can be responsible for your own actions especially comes to something like that that's crazy and you know the other part is like the demonization of sex is a big part of this or what about Tinder and what are you doing bars have a role in liver sclerosis did they pay people out should they be financially responsible do literally selling you the s*** that kills you and they have zero responsibility of you while you're drunk and driving on as they cut you off in time to said I got to drop they literally sell you the stuff that does it to you and no one cares other all day do you think that anyone's going to stop that oh oh I shouldn't connect these people you should make money connecting them you shouldn't give them the opportunity to do exactly what they want as grown adults with a limited amount of time on Earth get 90 years if you're lucky if you want to spend 45 of them raw dog and dudes Hugo Hugo boy because of s*** are they responsible FA Cup babies not a bad hookups and stuff using other sex workers and they could know who the psychos were in The Who avoid you know I mean and they can also screen people like actively screen they could do they could do all this they were saying I was able to read an article about it with this girl who if they give her name out or not but she was she worked in a brothel and she was talking about it and it's like what why they doing this like is there is it because of a crime like what the crime we get together like Tinder or Grindr that's fine cuz that's two people that decide to have sex but as long as they're grown adults and one person just wants to get paid and the other person's like while pay you and they go take a fine why is that illegal but we're not talking about sex trafficking for children not talking about slavery which talking about just let's just look at it from the cleanest perspective possible grown adult whose like sex decides she wants to work Bravo is that possible is it possible for you to do that liked it for it to be a grown adult who actually enjoys it does have any problem with it decides that it's better than working at Wendy's is that nobody wants to look at it that way the war on sex workers needs to stop now rolling stone yeah it's it's just seams I mean I think if people want to have sex with each other nobody has a problem with it but if people want to pay people to have sex then it's a problem that seems so crazy again we're not talking about child slavery we're not talking about sex slaves and I'll talk about anything against anybody's will just talk about people who choose to do that why not always use this example but it's a good example why why is it okay for me to get a massage it's okay for me to pay someone to give me pleasure all over my body except my genitals like they could rub my neck and my feet and getting all up in my feet man to get those thumbs to start working your fingers to crack your toes Pop-Pop feels great that's fine but they can't track you off they tricked you out there be a terrible sin against God and man if they touch your penis which feels really good when you touch it can't do that I know a dude who said he gets a****** massages yeah that really happens all the time to be interior of your a****** then massage the interior of your a****** that's okay because it's just a massage prostate massage it was weird as when they do it and they don't ask you cuz it's a lot of massage people just do it that's a part of the massage and they just started yet but no no I don't want that apparently some people get it where they use a tool and they actually go inside your a****** and rub down the other one gets pissed that use some sort of thing the f****** check your but that's okay that's fine that's fine just don't touch the dik-dik it's goddamn crime the waiting outside the door with a pistol you just let me know when it touches the dick and he's just rubbing his a****** check the box and all right even hard okay okay already soon as we find out that he touched you can get someone to just massage your a****** to get in there with squeeze your butt cheeks and get two thumbs in your a****** sphincter massage it's very important to release some of the chakras and negative energy and and and some of the toxins are stored in your body from processed foods and modern lifestyle so we're just going in your a******* with some Guru talk people into Thumb in the ass soon as we find out that he touched you can get someone to just massage your a****** to get in there with squeeze your butt cheeks and get two thumbs in your a****** sphincter massage it's very important to release some of the chakras and negative energy and and and some of the toxins are stored in your body from processed foods and modern lifestyle so we're just going in your a******* with some Guru talk people into Thumb in the ass


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Man Fighting a Lion
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    lion to boost Egypt tourism come on come on this is real or plastic lawn chair get jacked or what it must have been a long fight and probably subdued seems fine the balls you'd have to LEAP down with a spear and drive it through the Lion's brain from the top rope the neck on the line piece why would leap on you so fast your sore to be knocked out of your hand it would just crush your f****** head with its teeth or one man would do it one man would win maybe the the mountain from Game of Thrones the giant dude yeah who do you think could win and it's not saying that the greatest of the best but who could do that a big powerful person cat either way though just feel like you just going to get f***** up I just don't think you have a chance is a lot of debate about this when I was reading it earlier fast dude there's a video hilarious video of a bunch of dudes running away from any in comparison a leopard is 150 lb or something like that and these f****** people are running left and right this thing's coming after them and you realize like oh my God this guy running now watch the leopard takes the corner look just look at he slides the leopard is going so fast it's running on the wall on the top like middle of the wall above his f****** head watch how has he starts running for in the leopard comes into the picture the leopard is literally running on a vertical wall like watch this watching it comes around the corner but it's running on the wall it's got so much power that it's running on the side of the wall like you can't even imagine the kind of physical speed and strength that that thing has its body bouncing from the sidewalk to the other side of the wall and just trying to get some traction so I can get ahold of your b**** ass way to get ahold of your b**** a chance that thing that's a fraction of the size of a lion diffraction book man Jesus Christ Middle School leopard to shoot it just got to shoot it it's not much you could do I was f****** this dude up oh Jesus oh my God 4 million people have safely watch that and they're not crying at a center right now or anything like that yeah but that doesn't seem real and we watch that if you were there in real life hockey rink sit in those excellent Goldstar seats Mexico climb the fence and got you wow look at that what the f*** it wants to jump in the water or not I need understand when you talk to talking about a large predatory animal really need to understand what pitches we are the toughest man that ever lived is a weak ass b**** compared to a leopard just fact man that ever lived is a weak ass b**** compared to a leopard just fact


    Joe Rogan & Candace Owens Discuss Religion
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    guns were just created like you know when in reality right but something's wrong what's wrong is it is not the guns asking you what do you think is wrong kidding like a normal Public public education thing you got the family structure words like these kids are wanting the houses these days but I look on like Facebook inside supposed to be funny when like a 4 year old is acting like cardi B okay yes it's funny cuz she's for but it's also like not funny cuz she's four Josh talks mad s*** throws money around cause everybody b****** and haters and broke b****** right now so we don't talk about any of that we don't talk about the fact that that we no longer focus on family North monitor focus on religion doesn't need to be at the mean to be that everyone needs to be released their structure and religion write their structure and in me when I grew up in and my grandpa used to make us read the Bible around the table every some structure to that and and lessons and and prayers that and then there's this nasty at the Facebook the snap the snapping the the Instagram or Twitter it's like we've changed the world and expected children and stay the same nobody talks about it so they say it's the gun's fault we need to meet stricter gun gun legislation but the entire world has shifted we're not talking about those changes the dynamic of the world that is shifted so I I just hold the different position I ain't I think it starts with family and social structure I think we need we need religion that I think that that is a stop being such a dirty word need to stop being mocked roundly by the media like it shouldn't be funny you know when Joy Behar you know you said something about Jesus and and the whole audience giggle that's weird being mentally ill a weird that the stuff that we used to would be normal like you know a Praying talking to do just like when I grew up that was like my grandparents generation that was everyone was religious and now we're so far away from that right that that that seems like like it's okay to mop and we were roundly Market all the time so this is the structure in the home is in my opinion the most important thing that needs to change back about fathers in the home is something that needs to change a letting your kid have a Facebook account when they're seven right like this is too much at the information age what information are they downloading created by a science fiction writer and it's all nonsense HBO on Scientology the Lawrence Wright's going clear beliefs inside of these boundaries and helps you get ahead and you have purpose and decision-making but at the end of the day it's a cult Andy's Bible stories with whether or not you're you don't need to then say oh then we go to church and then we pray in school and all that stuff you can almost extract that and then try to teach these lessons objectively but what kids are learning now is like how to be an anarchist like you know feminism 101 and every it's actually fostering an angry culture my tongue on every surprise should make you angry everything should make you upset everything is up on just everything is depressed and I don't know why this happens and things like the Bible and how they apply to human life and that our own belief systems without them without the sort of structures and belief systems is one of the things that leads civilization astray that it's done that before and things go awry human being repeating history I'm obsessed with Greek mythology I'm obsessed with like Egyptian history hieroglyphic like anything that like where they tell stories especially Greek mythology because the lessons are there and we just keep doing it right greed lust like the things that human beings fall for right so I had this idea we were talking to Charlie is is an Evangelical Christian I'm not right I believe in leaves that someone died and then three years three days later they came back to life and that they walked on water and eating or talking about religion has a God right like I'm dissing Jesus Christ is because the government wants to be God right so if people don't is responding to the government suggestion is that what you think the reason why people are going after a religion is because the media is responding to some sort of orders from the government between culture and politics that is linked and intricately linked so when you know what it when everyone's on the same page like so if the government wants to get bigger which it has been doing right and wants people to look to them for answers which it has been doing you have to understand that happens would have destroyed everything else that they would potentially be looking to for answers right so instead of went when you're down and out and people would just go to church and pray right or believing in your family or the family structure they need to know that no matter what you think the government is the answer that is were left at the end of the day is the government can fix all of their problems and I find especially when I fertilize my best date do not believe in religion like a did you know I'm not religious I'm not saying that you know there's something wrong with it but left just tend to be really apart from religion so you could make the argument could definitely be made that the destruction of leaving in the Bible about teaching the Bible is because you want to make it so that every time you have a problem because you're still going to our soul be so we believe in something we're naturally being that believe it something can fix something I really believe that that is the reason why we go get our palms read right like we just like there's there's something or somebody has the answer and I believe it's government in America without religion try to find that structure in those rules and other things but I don't believe this is like some calculated move by the government can fix something I really believe that that is the reason why we go get our palms read right like we just like there's there's something or somebody has the answer and people are starting to leave its government in America and it freaks me out with you that people like structure and I agree with you that people without religion try to find that structure in those rules and other things but I don't believe this is like some calculated moves by the government


    Joe Rogan - Joey Diaz on Going Through Tough Times
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    being on top of that hill at 17 and being homeless is because I had a lot of chances dies myself drunk as a lot I had two chances to ice myself together f****** prison and thinking of getting out on bail when I got out on bail at a lot of f****** down to my friend but his house at night I slept in a rocket ship for a month outside of the park in Floral Park and see those rocket ships in your kids play on I still want to go up to the third floor of the rocket ship finishing off my Coke and jerking off on the third floor at 5 in the morning outside in a f****** park with leaves around me and s*** there was a lot of times I had that I wanted to do it Smirnoff silver vodka a bag a hooded sweatshirt gloves with a missing finger so I could f****** touch the Rock and put them in my nose and s*** you know what no no no no that's all funny when you come down and you in that Rocketship is 5 in the morning is 22 below zero I did this this is all God's fault because it's the same God tonight was raised to believe that was going to help me is doing all this a lot of times I wanted to f****** do a Swan Dive but I didn't you know it's so f****** weird I was in those positions for a long time now I got to look at you and go license sounds that scares me that concerns me is it some reading this it's something that we're getting weak on you know there was no blue drugs and blood vein system so we can't blame f****** prescription drugs medication some sort of medication and it was something that was prescribed form someone told me that it was malaria medication I don't know bring me some people he would really wasn't doing well and I don't I don't know I need to I mean it's almost unnecessary to get from media to full story I miss the guys gone that's it you know I mean I don't need to I think whenever whenever someone does something like that whatever it is if there's one thing that people could point to and say hey there's a chemical that's responsible for this or this Gene problems responsible for their sort of like how could someone who's loved so much want to step out I mean that must be a terrible moment of pain want to do it I had the computer listen to music going out of something so broken my lip started shaking like I'm like I don't even know this guy what will happens when I think about all these times one time I broke into my friend's house and I broke into window and it was freezes I couldn't even sleep in that room at asleep in the hallway and there was a mattress on the wall that had like piss stains from all the kids and I pulled it down I slept on it when I woke up play just roll up one of those things that uses it Oregon accordion accordion it was like a piece of s*** do with the biker dude but he played he where he lived in the keyboard in the kitchen he forgot I ran the kitchen and it was on me and black dudes someone that got one of the welfare cheese boxes and I took like a 2224 in it look like it just like you know I took a flag of American flag like a the cheese and I put on top and I put it in his drawer every night after I meant he had the first bunk on the way out there that everybody had to walk back and all the black guys rolling a goddamn he opened it up and I never forgot him knocking on my bunk going I'm going to find out who did this to me like what they do to you going to find out who did this to me like what they do to you


    Joe Rogan - Chuck Palahniuk on Fight Club's Most Infamous Line
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    you really need fail to fall out of the Limelight long enough to produce something really strong again totally makes sense one of the best things that can happen to a communion is bombing when you bomb that feeling is so bad I was described it as like sucking a thousand dicks in front of your mother but the problem is the difference is that there's probably someone out there who would enjoy sucking a thousand dicks and further mother but nobody enjoys bombing so it's probably worse than that but feeling whatever it is reignites your appreciation for people's attention span your appreciation for tightening up your delivery your Concepts thinking out a better way to get them three never want to experience that again and some of the greatest moments in my own personal journey of stand-up have come from eating s*** that's where they come from you got each if it's great to do well wonderful feels great but those eating s*** ones those the ones that get you to the notebook again those the ones that reinvigorate you have you spending hours and hours in your hotel room going over sheets of paper and checking out idea making sure these Concepts connect together and some sort of a meaningful way I figure out a way to tighten things cut out the fat when you're in the situation right now and you were frantically writing now and in the end you know forced into this element of creativity that you're forced to be hungry again I mean I wouldn't wish it on you but in a way you feel like it's kind of a gift because it's always about what they call cognitive reframing cognitive reframing whatever happens you reframe it in such a way that you recognize the value of it and so now regardless of what happens you know before my father got murdered I've been asking me for an introduction to Winona Ryder in 1998 and I kept on thinking I am not going to introduce my father to Winona Ryder because I know he's going to hit on her one of my first thoughts was I'm off the hook with that Winona Ryder thing and that's cognitive reframing the time that's glass-half-full right there and I love my father but you know nobody none of our relationships are completely perfect all the time no way around it yeah yeah well that's again the great thing about Unchained writing is that you can express those ideas and that would be my my main concern about any sort of a a workshop or support group or any any any any sort of group of like-minded peers they wouldn't understand that and that would want you to limit your language I just don't it just doesn't cute yeah and in the platonic world yeah everybody should kind of get it but unless you're ruffling feathers even within Workshop you're not going far enough you know I love riding that line in Fight Club Tyler and Marla have sex for the first time and the most romantic thing that I can say is I want to have your baby so what is the inverse so of course Marla turns to him and she says I hope I got pregnant because I really want to have your and that's the line that the movie studio went around and around and even Brad Pitt said you know my mom's going to see this movie I don't want her to see this line and they shot that scene with so many different substitute lions and then finally Fincher wrote the line and Helena Bonham Carter says I haven't been f***** like that since grade school and at that point unless you're always kind of pushing too kind of you know until you get some pushback you don't feel like you're pushing hard enough and so push back is not a bad thing it's just kind of a proof that you're doing your job visit Trend that's happening now though this is Coming Far quicker than it ever has before there's a trend now data limit language and limit creativity and limit the subject matter trigger warnings and stop people from you know it stop people from experiencing things that might be disturbing and I can see both sides of that because on one hand we've got a generation that has been exposed to so much sensationalistic stuff in order to attain their attention it really been overloaded with the most extreme versions of every in order to get their ticket money or whatever they've really been pounded by so much stimuli I could see them kind of really pulling back and wanting to be monastic for the rest of their lives and nothing on the other hand I see them as being as wanting to sort of counter dominate in order to just room enough in the world for their statement you know that they're moving into a world that's already so occupied by attention getters that if they can shut some down that there might be room for their own expression so I kind of see benefit on both sides and then away to their they're dominating their teachers which is good because it is a way of exploring your own power and figure out what you can do in the world and that you can have a fact you can have agency so I don't think it's a totally bad thing that's interesting the idea that them dominate their teachers is in some way good having the well it certainly gives you confidence and lets you understand that you can effect change even if it's meaningless changed did you pay attention to what happened at Evergreen State and Washington did you see when there's 4 people don't know the story it's sad the Bret Weinstein story where the students decided that there was going to be a day of traditionally has been where people of color stayed home just so that people could recognize the important part they play in the culture and Society but then they wrapped it up and decided white people going to have to stay home now and he was like that's racist and the whole thing went crazy and went haywire in the school's basically falling apart but there was a scene that was filmed where the president of the University was in prison. what was in this Auditorium and he was addressing his children and they told him to stop moving his hands because it was threatening and said he put his hands down he put them behind back and they all started laughing and I was like wow this dumb f*** like this this this guy is running this University and he let them tell him not to move his hands gesturing as you speaking he's like one of those non-threatening beta go on the planet and this guy is just giving just wants to keep his job and try to silence this mob is angry horde of you know f****** kids their kids but when he listens and puts his hands down I probably watched it 10 times they all start laughing they want a stronger leader they don't want somebody who is a college professor and it's never really change anything in the world they just don't want to become another Cog in that same kind of piano wheel they want to learn from somebody respect and who's they respect respect that's probably part of the issue University is right is that these professors are so terrified of the reactions of the students which is not the place you're supposed to be with a mentor relationship it's not supposed to be that way it's not supposed to be the mentor desperately needs the student and I you see that sometimes and private schools for the rich kids they they treat their teachers like s*** the teachers have to bite their tongue because they they have to you know this is not it's not not it's not the normal Dynamic that exist with the older wise person in the young person is trying to learn this person I deeply respect not that Dynamic at all it's this old person who's week he wants to keep their job and is willing to tailor their own thoughts and ideas to this irrational mob of social justice Warriors that's what we're seeing a campus is now you know professors calling for censorship and and and stop freedom of expression a person he was the John Houseman of the journalism School calling for censorship in and stopped freedom of expression my favorite Professor Royale person he was the John Houseman of the journalism School who's this old gray Eminence and nothing made him happy you could never please this this this John Houseman paper chase guy nothing was good enough and


    Joe Rogan on Working with Andy Dick on News Radio
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    any lifetime there were there like act there now they're all they were all adults yes Andy Dick and Dixie's whatever he is yeah get the f*** out of there you can tell the difference two different guys very aggressive I did a early one of my first things I did a like a voice on American Dad and I did they had me do any dick and I was so psyched to get a gig in I mean I was like I'm not my favorite thing is not doing other comedians like there's some weird kind of code that I don't know what yeah you know what I mean looking back I would not probably do it and now we're you know what over-the-top I don't know I just did over-the-top as I did not mean it was not be like, to go fund get any dick but anyway when I saw him when I since then I've seen him over the years and and I like him and I think he when he is sober he's like you know I saw your impression of me Jonah and then I've seen him drunk and he's like how you know it's a very different it's a very different version of it and I'm like but you know it but I get it man if someone didn't f****** impression of me on some animated show I don't know I probably time like now I'll do the impression of me I'll do let me control my narrative here drunk and he's like how you know it's a very different it's a very different version of it and I'm like but you know it but I get it man if someone didn't f****** impression of me on some animated show I don't know I probably I'm like now I'll do the impression of me I'll do let me control my narrative here


    Joe Rogan & Nick Kroll - John Travolta, Tom Cruise, and Scientology
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    Travolta Gotti movie but I want to see that movie thumbs f****** up me and my wife just as Sarah Palin I love this f****** City but at the sexual chemistry between them is palpable probably real super real probably offering to make the best available man that he's capable of being then you've got Travolta like a man is becoming slightly out of touch with what he ate email look at my f****** wig living the dream it's incredible he's living a goddamn dream you okay what time we can wrap this up or whatever yeah I'm 33 oh yeah that little chin I met him when his wife was on Fear Factor real what is a black tap crazy fake looking like that magnetic man that you could like move the magnets around a create hair super normal and friendly so I can finish and you can join this isn't yeah but I took to tell you that I had miscavige's dad on his whole life gone like you can't he send one contact them and it was his idea to get the family in Scientology so he's like the guilt of that like I will not relent I will not release and you can see Tom Cruise been like this tinier man than me has an even higher level of Al finesse than I cannot and I will I will relent will do the real threat to them is Leah Remini mean what Leah remini's done like she is won't let it go it's really fantastic unrelenting you can see started like you can see the hands trying to like come loose and he won't let it happen he's like and it's like that Trump move my favorite thing is when they salute the the picture of LR AGL they saluted a s***** science fiction writer looking at that big dinner plate around his neck silver Tom Cruise Tom Cruise All actors they're all f****** crazy but his crazy is just a different kind of crazy but it's also a different kind of success would get like like he's like yeah like what whatever I need to do like I will I will maximize myself is that okay these are the times now people okay these are the times we will all remember isn't that the song were you there what did you do I think you know that I am there for you and I do care so very very Barry is the best actor ever and when if you know anything about that guy l.ron Hubbard was a f****** maniac Pasadena would like all these other like you know spiritualists futuristic like Emmett and it's like tits Cuckoos Ville they are like they are they are cruising on their own f****** agenda and it's kind of amazing but he's yeah it was I wish I had more information on the stuff I need to get into Scientology one one time I was filming a television shows on Diego and we had down time when they're setting up a scene and if we happen to be at a park where they had one of those Scientology Booth setup and I went over there and the guy like put me through the whole thing I hold onto the pecans and they're connected to the wise but he was so unenthusiastic I don't know man I think I had no energy.


    Joe Rogan on OJ Simpson
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    2 Chainz but it was it was like you remember where you were when the OJ verdict was written I was in high school I climbed a tree we're watching The Verdict and where an I was dumbfounded I thought I was going to jail everybody thought I was going to do and she just that whole experience would be for anyone but he was like he felt like he felt like he like he was again I say this with all due respect I don't know what it's I would have no sense of what that experience like but there's certain people you're like oh you do like being on camera I know something horrible happened but you did like being on camera I mean I have no idea I don't know I don't know how I would react says not just murdered but murdered by a famous guy who is wanted and got off where was post Rodney King so the people that felt like there was some sort of a racist aspect to it that like there was a racist cops who got off with Rodney King so now it's their chance to get one for black folks are you do watch the OJ the documentary and then also there there was the FX show it was a perfect Confluence of events that led to this thing of like Vino racial up Eno all everything that went into the OJ trials fucknuts it's crazy it was a strange strange time the world was made of something that was way more flexible than I ever thought it was before like I never thought OJ Simpson could be a murderer I thought murders were bad people and that the people that you thought of that we're good people TV you would never think of OJ was always so friendly and smiling and he would have that big laugh and he's handsome talk about head injuries 2ct it's like you like I wonder what his doctor the time they would introduce CTE but if you go back and watch that documentary and it's like you know his buddies who's like his good buddies who stood by him in high school and he's kind of like he was throwing his friends under the bus in high school like the all three of them would be like doing some like in the bathroom like doing some s*** they're supposed to be in class and the prince would come in and the three of them are all together and Ojibwa just like saddle up next to the principal at me like what are we going to do with these two guys that mean he was like throwing his buddies under the bus you're like oh he would have been so violent or whatever but you like if I did I didn't do it if I didn't see that he received his prank show Juiced like Nicole it's so funny what is that picture of him with the glasses that's from one of the statues look at that what the f*** is that what he can go anywhere with that oh God the poor guy I don't know man I wonder a hundred percent of murderers really on death row for 20 years for a crime that 22 years for crime they didn't commit and he said since getting out he's just in who's asking on the podcast with his women to stop sending him emails I'm married I have a good relationship but please leave me alone I stop testing me and like all these women were sending him pictures and email or letters are Common Man crazy yeah let me look at AJ I was do I f****** with you each other which is really weird that's why I'm doing these days he was what he was doing recently or think he is Jamie podcast legitimize him I've heard that before OJ Simpson living life of luxury in Vegas 23-year it what year is this is $18 it just now wow he's living a life of luxury in Vegas look at them who plays golf four to five times a week at the exclusive Arroyo golf club from keeping a low profile The Forum Buffalo Bill Stars been spotted hotels and even a Vegas Golden Knights hockey game wow what the f*** look at 100% combined to prison stop drinking a martini a day what what is that what was the blood alcohol level they send you back to prison how crazy is that like that but if you have three beers your people on that show well I mean you got them I don't know I've Drive trouble believing that maybe I mean why cuz you think you ever do you ever ironically f*** somebody is one teenager wasting no time and offering to marry him yeah I think this is what I think I think there is some sort of ancient DNA that people have that attracts them two murders and conquerors because those are the people that survived and do your division some sort of a strange inclination for some women obviously ones are not thinking clearly butts for some women to want the Spurs in the genetics of a murderer because that's the type of that you if you had a murderous Brave conqueror for a child a child with survive like that DNA is marriage they get none but you fix ya some male feminists like gets arrested and goes to jail yet it's a wrap and I said but if you're there's a man who believed in equality and white women's rights and then there's men who are really Weasley and what they're doing is they just their butt there's a man who believed in equality and white women's rights and then there's men who are really Weasley and what they're doing is they just they're both are registered me at in a posturing and I think those guys to go to jail crickets


    Joe Rogan - Nick Kroll on Going to Burning Man
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    I'm going to try acid I went with my buddy was my college roommate either as a done it before a guy giving it to us who I was like I've done this ass and I know how to do it he's like I recommend into taking some assassin and listening to classical music and eating fruit that was his and I was like all right and have you been to Burning Man no I thought it was I was kind of Blown Away I found it I've enjoyed it very very much f****** weird I mean it's like you are but it's a I don't know it was like people executing whatever they're doing incredibly well and there's a lot of different versions of it and stuff but it's kind of a lot of pranksters there like there's it's actually not it's like there's a hippy-dippy quality to it but then there's some real people kind of f****** with people in a fun way that I got but we took the two gas in at like I don't know for and we start we're driving around the desert you know your efforts on bikes your design a bike driving around do you have to wear a mask was fine it was cool and like we start kind of feeling it and it had visuals on mushrooms before but this all the sudden like the melting ice of everything started to set in and the devil you done acid in the desert before now good good place to good place for it just goes like visually what's happening is like is pretty interesting like we went we driving around on bikes and we see these immediately then like some couple is like can you take a picture of us as we like try to do a Duo yoga pose with the sunset I'm like okay I'm trying to driveway from there and they're these like pornstars who weren't the one that pictures of that are taking pictures themselves and I was like we're like you know where in the burning man spear-like will give him a gift of our music and like they don't want their not then I want I'm not even hitting nothing I'm just like they're like driving around we've got our little like I you know our little Bluetooth speaker playing classical music and it's like it was it was like all this feels like some version of what heaven feels like you know like where the the sky that the colors in the sky are unbelievable and and the sudden all the desert all this and you know this what it's like this real fine alkaline dust and it's like you feel like you're seeing some real like gridwork you know I don't know if you of that feeling where you like how I can feel like I'm seeing some underlying Dynamics structural stuff feels like you're witness to the pattern of thing is really Chris blue sky with I do the white clouds on and it felt like you were like oh I'm seeing some structural s*** that's going on it's quite and we're listening this guy Eric cities like a classical musician and eating cherries even at the height of it it didn't feel warm like mushrooms have felt it felt like clinical clinical exactly that's exactly to Albert Hoffman that's how he found out about it you know he synthesize LSD and you do got it in his skin when he was working with it and then rode his bike home on the bike ride home realized oh my God tripping balls hear it the initial reason for creating LSD I think they were they were trying to come up with a drug to induce labor I'm pretty sure that wasn't the original I think that's what they were working on and in the process synthesize LSD and LSD as a compound in it's one of those unbelievably potent Compounce where it's someone I think was Terence McKenna described it as the the power to weight ratio is so huge and that it's like if you had one aunt that dismantled the Statue of Liberty in 30 minutes like that's how that's how potent LSD is yeah well I mean I took the Empire State Building my mind here the new substance however arose no special interests in our pharmacologic pharmacologist and Physicians testing was there for discontinued aptly-named lsd-25 not knowing he was not after like of psychedelic drugs seven 4:28 p.m. during that time he rode home on his bicycle it's a messed it feels great so so we we we sort of are peeking around Sunset and it's like how it feels like I'm with my buddy of 20 years I've known him since College we've gone through our lives together and there's that thing when you eat when you trip or you're like that space-time Continuum think there's like it feels less linear time you're like I'm having thoughts that I had 20 years ago and I'm having them today and I'm going to have them in 20 years in like where this is the linear nature of all this feels a little less you know and I'm with my buddies been like a witness to my life you know so we're having this great large conversation about our lives and all that s*** in the sunsetting it's beautiful and then it gets dark and it's like all right let's go watch the man burn now like you know that at Burning Man everybody gather 70,000 people gather you go to this big Central area where the man who's been sitting there for 7 days is then there's like a crazy Firestarter show fireworks go off and then you burn this like 30 foot man and it's dark and it's night and and it's like it was the other side it felt like heaven and hell you know it was weird cuz but I now feel actually quite in a weird way quite sober and I'm I felt like I'm witnessing these things and I feel removed from them in a way that when your eye feel like when your on mushrooms in some way you're like you feel kind of inside of the the flow of of Nature and but I was also like It's The End by the time the end of Burning Man like there people there all week and building it and putting all the stuff together an artist's interesting and then like there is definitely a section of Burning Man which is like super wealthy people showing up for like debauchery in and like to be around models who are nearly naked and it's like and that's when and you looked around and it and the aesthetic of burning man is like somewhere between like Mad Max Game of Thrones and Tron looking around and I have this feeling about the Richer here to collect their spoils experience of seeing the sky in the desert and all of the beauty and where you're like wow this is amazing and then when you have something like a fire and then on top of that you have a giant group of people it's and it is like the fire itself is protected cuz I think someone ran into the fire last year this year was like this year was pretty well regulated like cuz we'd seen a couple of nights before at Sunrise there was like you know they have all this it's what I found what it was like the kind of The Duality of a doll like burning man feels very much like there's this like sacred and profane s*** all happening together and oftentimes pretty cool and like Sunrise a couple mornings earlier there's a sick 20 foot wooden dragonfly statue that someone had built and they are they light it on fire you know there's like now we're going to burn it like some dude it's been a year making the statue and now we're going to burn it and so they're there were park rangers all around it and so there's no getting inside they light it on fire and then the sun rises over to the left and then you looked at I looked up in there like 30 people parachuting out of at Sunrise and you just like what the f*** is going on those mats it was really cool I really I enjoyed that but by the time Saturday rolled around you know there is something about fire that's very Primal and you can feel like there's like there's some Pagan quality to it all and it's cool but it's like you could feel like everybody's like energy kind of getting like little darker and more Primal and and I hit a point where I was alright guys I got to get out of this like 7 and I also had a fear of like I wasn't scared of the fire I was scared of like I was seated watching I was like I'm scared of a trampling yeah that's what I mean by like the giant group of people and then also with a fire and and then a gathering when when you're dealing with a big Gathering there's always the potential for someone acting out whether they just need a lot of attention or they go crazy or mean think about adverb reactions to psychedelics and 70,000 people the potential for something going haywire is pretty high over the whole week was cuz I was pretty skeptical I didn't go in I want in being like I want to experience this thing that a lot of people have experienced I just want to like know what that experience is but what I found fascinating is there's there's some law enforcement around there's some Rangers around but there's really no it's pretty Antarctica like there's really very little button is in so much there's actually like some unspoken rules that basically everybody kind of following which I found kind of fastening we're like there's no evidence on bikes they're crazy art car is running around with like f****** shooting fire into the air there's no there seems to be no like regulatory board being like let me make sure that the year crazy 30-foot three-tiered iron car is up-to-date and very little of that and yet it all seems to function pretty smoothly like there was like some unspoken acceptance of certain rules I'm sure they're people freaking out I know they're people like but it's mostly people like being like I took too much drugs I didn't hydrate and like they go to the medic in there but like weirdly I found it all operating pretty smoothly then sort of turned a bit where I was there some Darkness here that I want to get away from it seems like whenever you have a situation where you get a bunch of people that want to do something outside the norm they want to get together and they want to experience something that's just their board society and this is their big break and it seems like there's there's so much expectations and there's kind of a code that these people want to follow that code is that you know it's almost like a utopian vision of a better Society if it's for only a week or so if Society I don't know how society would function in like largely Lawless I mean the biggest rules are like don't put your trash anywhere like there's no garbage cans anywhere don't pee outside like peeing a porta-potty being a jug take it back dump it out cuz there's like no Mark no leave no no Mark and works by but I guess it it works for a week where you're like everybody's agreed for that week and then you go back to your life but like I don't know I got a f****** kick out of it like there's no there's like there's one night you know they're all these crazy light shows at night it becomes like this crazy tron-like light show everywhere you look you at the Horizon for as far as you can see is just like people on bikes that are all lit up crazy art cars crazy piece of art that are and it's really wild at but like you go you know you're right around bison there all of a sudden we like roll up to this area where there's a like a mechanical ARM Holding these lights that are LED lights that are in the casino in a circle and you lie below it and it's a lightshow you know it's this like Vortex light show so everybody's kind of looking up at it it's really trippy and fun of him was like was a tribute and I laid down as a Goose red and then rolls up my friend ceases you know those costumes of like those like a Tyrannosaurus Rex like that their inflated and I kind of like you know through the middle of everybody having their quiet trippy moment in OC direct and walked him through the middle of everybody having their quiet trippy moment in OC


    Joe Rogan - Wolves Don't Mess Around!
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    that you were talking about on the first podcast we ever did where you had that encounter where you shot that elf it was just outside of that Wolf Den ya wolves tried to claim the elk shoot your way out of there is a f****** crazy story was it like to be back there again it was what was strange about it is while we were there I actually found that they were back in that area there was Fresh Tracks and then we heard one how like during that thing so it was almost like it was a little bit weird because you guys bring extra bullets this time we only had my bow this time I'm sending this Jamie but that's always kind of creeped me out a little bit was just it was I felt like I had like kind of a personal connection with that alpha male the weight when your he came in at the very end cuz he wanted to know what the heck is taken out three of his pack and he wanted like it's almost like he's like I know we're getting out of here but I want to see this for myself cuz they were close enough but I don't think they could totally see us yet earlier so is that was going away so yeah in the closet to yep yep yeah which like on the right foot the claw looks more like a black bear on the left foot there was some grass there that needed a little bit strange but when that alpha male came in to counter I think you just want to know okay what's caused all this this stuff so you know I looked at I looked him in the face and just pretty much said I'm going to shoot you in the face I always every time I go back in that area I'm like you know if this old suckers walking around he knows my smell and feel like there's that they are smart I could picture him remembering it and saying okay this is dude it's funny how many people are like that that is not porcupine quills like listen people I'm in the outdoors 200 days probably year and if there's porcupine quills coming out of pilot s*** I'm pretty sure I know what it is it's hard to tell from a photo swelling a wolf that tough he doesn't care if it's like a bear look at me Bears just we'll just go head-first into Pyle ant like a fire ant bed or a or a wasp nests like yellow jacket is make that little bigger please down in the bottom you can see some nice quills how we yeah they're they're beasts their beasts that is I think I think there until their intelligence level is is super high I think a lot of you know the more you're in the outdoors and you experience things demeanors and they're their ability to survive you know you look at one of the you looking an old Grizzly that's been in those woods for 20 years think of the experience level that thing has surviving every single day mean every day just maybe making a slight mistake slipping up a little bit almost getting jacked by another Grizzly and then you're like yeah I know not to do this I know not to do that I mean they're there until their intelligence level and their ability to function is extremely high and in wolves are I mean arguably wolves probably get shot less than probably any of the other animals I mean there they are incredibly smart so yeah I wouldn't I wouldn't doubt it you know it was in there they they were very after that they were very intent in that area for people to they put up some pretty big bounties on the wolves and they really went after him in and knock those herds down quite a bit because there was very few mule deer like very female deer you'd hardly see a doe and fawn had to cut the number tags way. elk as soon as wolves like howl at night if the pack moves into an area and they howl like calling Alec is just nonexistent they just everything just like don't say nothing cuz the other here so yeah I think I think them sending them down was was very relevant and since then which was quite a while ago the numbers of like elk and moose like this past year I saw way more move I seen I think they're really hard on moose Fons and yeah mean moose muley's whitetails I saw way more animals this year than in the past up there and I think it's just because that moose number or the wolf number was just much lower but there was like I said there was still sign that there was some in the area just nothing like several years ago when I was there it was it was and I would say as much as I appreciate balance in nature it was excessive and it's getting that way now like even in Wisconsin I remember I was talking to a friend of mine up in an area used to live up by kind of in the lacrosse area actually lived a little Northeast lacrosse by small town called Cataract and there was a few times where there was some wolf spottings there's a big military base are called Fort McCoy and I lived up on the Northern side the base was called the impact area if they kind of shot test rounds over and they kind of went off there whatever but there was an incredible number of like deer and things that were in there so many of kind of the room or was that they'd introduced wolves into their Timberwolves to let to kind of thin down some of those numbers will now it's to the point where the amount of people I know in Wisconsin at Sea Wolves is just rapidly increasing and obviously when that happens you know they stuff I mean wolves don't mess around they take stuff down and sometimes it's just strange don't understand the balance of of why there's an introduction to something that you know has the possibility to just take over you know it's it's strange well it is but it's also there needs to be some sort of overpopulating and you do want some sort of a balance between predator and prey but the real problem comes when people don't want to manage the Predators right they only want their what they want naturist sort itself out yeah if you do like deer and you like moose and you like all these other animals you can't have too many wolves. don't want to manage the Predators right they only want they want nature to sort itself out yeah people need to understand if you do like deer and you like moose and you like all these other animals you can't have too many wolves to pray animal because if you do you're going to have very few of those other animals you're not going to see them


    Joe Rogan Rants About Private Hunting Spots on Public Land
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    here's one that really gets me is a lot of people that have really in a public land and the public land is super important to them they want the only want to hunt public land but they have secret spots on public land they don't want anybody know about him and if you tell someone about their spot on public land they'll get mad at you like if you take someone to a spot I've heard you talk about this on the show but he's a big public land guy but he'll talk on his show about what a betrayal it is if you tell a person about a spot and they tell someone else else about that spot do they go to that spot without you what the f*** are you talkin about is it public land or is it not if it's not if it is public land if you are telling someone about a spot you're telling me that this public land spot you don't want them going to without you not mostly find it on their own yeah if you have a private spot on public land so you're a public land guy until it infringes on your own privacy like you figured out a way to have a private spot on public land if you share this private spot with someone else they're not allowed to go there without you f*** you that's crazy wake and then next thing you know they go out there in the weekend and you're sitting there in your boat with a bunch of buddies that stupid this is you're going to get mad they're going to be like bro yeah everything's chilling out about that spot and then you go back there 6 months later and I'm at that spot you don't be mad at me people going back there I see the argument though cuz he put in the work to find a good place that took work with in public land that's so ridiculous do you want that spot yourself you want that spot to be private and public land yep will could you imagine if you say you were going elk hunting you left Camp an hour and a half before daylight and you pack all the way out there and there's someone sitting on your glassing rock in that Basin it's not yours but you would still say I should have never told this guy that it was here it has but someone found it put in the work to find it this is so small-minded thinking about this is some small-minded thinking sorry but this is a common way of thinking I would say I'd say there's people that don't think that way but they're certainly people that are I would have to side with with her now on that really yeah so you think so let me ask you this so if you if someone takes you to a place and it's really good mule deer spotting you get to your hike in 7 miles and this is beautiful Basin and you go there and just always dear there you don't go there without that person's permission I would tell I would say are you going to be there and if you said no and I'd say can I go I wouldn't take any wind that would be code and decode man was blocked He Walked on dirt at reducers Mortuary this is crazy that's crazy basketball hoop I found somewhere like I don't tell someone to go that playground because it's my hope and I show up and people are there playing at Publix to play on Google Earth and you could find these beautiful spots and you just go out to him like if you find a beautiful spot on Google Earth you go out to it and you go hey man this is Sparta found don't go there is much but this is my spot on public land and they told you about a year ago and they go to that place they high can take some nine miles yeah talk s*** go another 9 she got there earlier you procrastinating motherfuker I'm taking you with me when we're going to someone spot I'll let you know no one owns any spots that's what's so weird about it to me is there definitely is there definitely is a line I mean I see your argument 100% And I Know It some pointed it could definitely get childish route and I mean obviously there's a ton of Stunna stuff without a courtesy yeah I mean if any time you showed me some cool if you're like a I got this cool thing is what I do kind of private take my family there whatever I'd be like yeah I respect that but I'm not private that's what's weird yeah we rise the whole water so if you find a really good area in public land that's supposed to be available for everyone but that's not what everybody wants what everybody want that's one of those things about people not wanting new people to get into hunting like I've heard this argument before cuz you shouldn't be telling people to get in a hunting cuz it's already tough tough enough out there on public land is already so many people hunting on public land more people get in the hunting is going to be more pressure like I've heard this argument before cuz you shouldn't be telling people to get in a hunting cuz it's already tough tough enough out there on public land is already so many people hunting on public land more people get in the hunting is going to be more pressure like Wyatt and yeah that's that's not me I'm definitely looking to get more people in for sure right because you're thinking then out didn't nobody spots


    Joe Rogan on Gegard Mousasi Stopping Rory Macdonald
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    division the fact that he went over to Bellator very f****** Fascinate to me he just wrecked Rory MacDonald completely wrecked and Rory to watch should not be fighting at 185 elbow especially against the guys fought at 2:05 he's held titles at 2:05 how do you know who's in the sauna next to him that makes sense. thing that there isn't that nothing's ever been more sense than that. Cedar box with big old sweaty dick dude that gay guard Amsterdam dick everyone's like how come you get more emotional to get the fattest snake in the world the predicament because they have that welterweight tournament going on now you have your champ who's going to enter the tournament as the title holder in the first-round supposed to fight John Fitch who isn't an easy fight but he just come off a lot and got destroyed and also it looks like you had some nose damage which was his issue before his nose has been f***** up for a long time and you know he decided to take a whole year off just to try to fix his nose part of the delay in his initial fight in Bellator was that he left UFC you know hit his nose got smashed in the Robbie Lawler fight mean it was hard to watch man when he was in agony on the ground cuz knows just shattered instead of time we get to hit it just a white like Sparks he can't see anything it was a bad injury what happened to me has happened to some of the fighters I'm sure Roy goes I just think it I just didn't feel like fighting wasn't it wasn't in the zone just didn't feel like fighting that night that's gay Garden who's the guy in Bellator the former Champion Flamenco Harold Ave. Robert Whitaker's and shampoo got so much going on at 185 but gay guard might be the best I mean he's certainly in the running if you looked at it objectively it's entirely possible if he's not number one he's he's number to top threes number three yeah but if him and Robert Whittaker with a fight that's not a easy pick up file you would have you like damn that's a f****** fight listen Robert Whittaker is a monster he's phenomenal I mean it was benign let's sew and has a full game and is brown game is phenomenal in the biggest dick in the division Robert Whittaker is a monster he's phenomenal phenomenal and has a full game and is brown game is phenomenal in the biggest dick in the division


    Joe Rogan - Conor McGregor's Coach on Nate Diaz 3
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    no thank you I think we'll be the very much that's I think it will be that I have no puppy getting torn apart and where he's going to be someone else will be so that's how my mind is it's a dividing line in my you know my parents are not mad about it and it's just one of those things but I remember going to remember that conceals what I know just happens that he has it leaked the last time the top of that and then he has the look and you just an unusual package that it that it all came together so I don't you know what does the build-up for the assuaged he didn't stop wasn't like he was the same kind of went to that fight 100% sure he's going to destroy a man around because that's if there's another fight that would sell and there would be huge it would be that it would be DS3 or you could be especially if Diaz gets passport even if he doesn't I mean just that fight alone I mean they're still at the history between those two guys and that would be it's so appealing stylistically as well to fight you know Vegeta tournament anybody can see punch Hitting Zone in the head and then falling down that's exciting him and Diaz is such a great personality it's such a great skill that I would love to see that f*** about trash talk it didn't bother him at all it was normal it was okay with doing this but then DS didn't give a fuk and you can tell he didn't give a f*** it was just so normal for him and it was like Wow trash talk doesn't work on DS the gym is Drive shocking was Barbra Streisand new every aspiring it it's because it's it's always you know when we have no this is personally so what timeline do you think we're looking at in terms of his return if you had to guess it was funny I was looking at a March 16th birthday is March 17th that's a Sunday March 16th is a Saturday I'd imagine so I can wait until November to do to at MSG in a year I think you could do Connor in there every week and then what's going to be week 2 July 8th July card you know we have to LBCC you out punishments if you get signal get punched a big commercial gym Association of politicians all the time and just exacting that they're wearing a suit on Wednesday meeting with the minister sport I'm not so I'm not going great that's what's my next meeting when I'm trying to get governing body status for for my for my life's work all the time I just exacting that they're arguing with me or you know what I'm wearing a suit on Wednesday meeting with the minutes before I'm not so I'm not going great that's what's going to be brought up at my next meeting when I'm trying to get governing body status for a for my for my life's work my S430


    Joe Rogan - Conor's Coach on the Mayweather Fight
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    what first of all how much time did you have to prepare for that fan weeks to the day that's f****** really close right right for a Mayweather fight you would think six we are 6 months or something along those lines but I would feel like for Floyd is as great as he is and probably the best ever in terms of boxing technique and not being hit at me so elusive still really wouldn't want a guy like Connor preparing for a long. Of time I'm really getting acclimated deer before I remember shortly after that we were at a function then I kind of pulled him aside money I'm so cuz I haven't said right you're doing all the best enjoy the rest of your life he was kind of shocked that was handed some but what else you going to do and grinder with no damage you you're in a very small percentage and you've made plenty money off to enjoy yourself and identifying my passcode send this the Mayweather fight start walking I could I could understand this because now is Brian kids were going to be financially secure so it made sense because it was a big payday then we make sense for any other reason best boxer in the world for me my set you know I was going to guess I don't understand what you know that makes sense to do nothing else already making sense at the time it's going to be damaging boxing as a horrendous 4 to prepare for and to compete in cuz we're just looking at one thing really punches to the Head few notable of course but it it's it's so damaging the only justification I could see for that was you know your grandkids are financially set did you think you could win of course I'm always going to think that way and you know that that's my mindset let's that's prepares best be kind that this taste of options here we have no Google Isley happened in those Barn sessions what we got to see the clip that was released was Connor lighting malignaggi out but Paulie malignaggi insists it was him dominating that's not what I saw you know where we eat when he came back from the look he did it as far he went away at all bro cuz he had a picture got leaked and then he probably did a lot of interviews he was on the East Coast work in the show so when he come back he come back back of a fight like she was a weird night in the gym because that the different universes come in Dana commanders a few celebrities command is a great guy and I did 12 rounds and I think there is something being released on Netflix una is a documentary based around that fight I don't have all that have all around so I guess really you for a reason documentary that's going to be on Netflix soon and I have some people get to make up their own minds about it but just going back to the fight so what did you think about the sparring night when he went into the Ring of Paul I was like you know me and owner kind of felt like it was going to happen or is he is he just going to get tools and then we have to scratch your head and go she's going to do here right but my confidence was growing the confidence is growing Quinn and just terrible he's missing whatever Shaw and he's being made look silly in the crowd was saying that was ridiculous no more saying it was a waste of money it was it was an entertaining fight on it's going to be one of those things that I'll be an older man that I am now and I'll be talkin about the time we we went into the box the boxes I always preferred watching Floyd than anyone else because I love defense defense to me is the most intriguing hard on him and Tony at those guys coroner in Arizona what the hell is who just was a great experience I wouldn't do any difference if the Paulie malignaggi sparring session what you said was like a fight if it was scored as a fight you think Hannah would have won the fight of course Okay so I guess people sit around like a funeral and those clips that were released here by 6 so we had another sparring partner ready and I was like okay just be ready to go cuz I think this will go by six rounds and then probably just be a great a great concert a contest like that what happened in the fight that was undeniable II start to fade and we've talked about this that the endurance issue like what what do you think is that issue well it certainly in that fight you could see what I learn to about it was it was just brilliant to watch Floyd how he manages energy does Hanzo from walking in on Conner did unload a lot on his forearms very inefficient which is the opposite of what I would describe Connors fighting style he's efficient very few shots maximum return this was a lot of fun just one of the few bits of advice I gave him in the corner that was of any use because I'm not a boxing guy was that's a reason why he's not trying anyting 12 rounds 912 and Floyd work that beautiful and it be something that we would definitely do a lot more if we were to ever get it in order boxing fight was recognized as 12 rounds pace yourself he was even kind of in the MMA mode of the big shots and like the guy up but it's the best in the world not being both what's in a new field no claims work at all we had a futile kind of funny cleanse techniques were going to tryouts you're even going towards the back and hold it against that but but we were pulled on the straight away so some of the areas where we talk we had to rest and I maybe make Floyd use energy that is unused to clinch we didn't get that it was it was a media brakes striking match in the octagon. the site on Stine so you know what it's like if you got that kick in and that way you must face straight on so you can check late case if they allowed leg kicks and only leg kicks no head kicks Cottonwood f*** him up 100% leg kicks just that alone a hybrid fights his leg kicks alone he would spot Floyd Mayweather up I'm very good athlete and we got the all-time and a good boxer will come down for a star and you know that these guys can take shots all day long and one leg kick and Dave run such a pain that I've never felt before you know like his dad it just it changes everything very very quickly starting to slide and he went over and fought masato and K1 masato just the only one that I remember that went over there and Ashley Oh Shannon Cannon Shannon Cannon Shannon Briggs bought a couple of leg kicks I was ready to quit champ he's like it hurts so bad she goes but I'm pretending it was not pretending it ain't nothing he goes rhymin it's just a different pain it's just a stomach all day long and most Fighters only recognized the right body shot you know yet that labor or the right leg kick and desist no gritton Truitt and it's stunning for people that have never been take before it's stunning to watch watch like a K-1 match or a you-know-what Glory match or Muay Thai it's just crazy how often they get kicked and they just learn how to absorb it they learn how to check it and eat it and you know just into a boxing match with leg kicks did Floyd do stuff at me that I'm just like what the hell you talk to me cuz I'm always having weird conversation it is and they were talking about a hybrid rules and he shot it down straight away this was just wondering where I come off that there's a possibility it is and they were talking about at the Hybrid rules and he shot it down straight away if I eat and I think Floyd he's a very intelligent


    Joe Rogan - Conor's Coach on the UFC 229 Brawl
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    Bedford in to getting up just play guard and then stay safe because you know the next round starts on the feet and then tried to do damage there but it's still hiring and I'll let you know when I get the hard time about as bad as cardio all the time but who is could be faced that didn't look like that after two rounds and it changes up and all the sudden he's in a five-round fight for the title f****** crazy but it almost makes you wonder and this is you could speak to this better than anybody how much how much is too much and in regard to training for a fight like this like maybe training for a three-round fight is the way to go when you have to fight a five-round fight so you're not so f****** beat up by the time you get to the fight if you already know how to fight 5 round already done it if your guy like Connor has just got so much experience in the game it might be that it's like there's a point of diminishing returns in terms of your strength and conditioning and that guy's just go too far push too hard and just don't have it when it comes to me how many times have you seen a fighter be overtrained when they fight very often definitely you know they've given their best rounds in the gym and it's very difficult on those last two weeks because anxiety grow so you want to train harder you want to get one more aspiring and you want to know because then you're cramming for an exam exam tomorrow how much did it take off for this fight at same as usual we have about a two-week taper off. Where we start bring you down you did that you did actually sparked even after that we were working very hard for this fight in the limit new somewhat limited. Of time so we didn't take her off quite the way we would normally do but roughly two weeks if you want to do a rematch and the UFC did Grant agreement in this is obviously depended upon commission handles the legal ramifications of him jumping out of the cage attacking Dillon danis to subsequent brawl the chaos that ensued nease's I mean you're dealing with a lot of legal s*** that could hold things up and they helped both guys purses correct I hope they're there londono not just so we can get a rematch I mean I love watching a bite first and I can stretch myself to understand his reaction guys reactions on what they did indoor bouldering you know I can't I can't understand. Like I said for it for it for her because I didn't think it was you know what was maybe through something else Toledo if you know what I mean riled up for me it is the reason why Jose Aldo lost his composure and came charging face-first at Connor I mean you got to think emotions played a big part of that it it ramps up your stress it ramps up the fighters and anxiety anticipation in the ramps up the pressure on them to win and to end this emotion that they're fighting with f**** up their judgment it just does and it's a major tool that that Connor uses and but on the other hand people well I'd like one Fighters are respectful and this is one of the things that could be saying this this this before should be about respect you shouldn't be talkin about someone's family shouldn't be talking about someone's religion you shouldn't be talking about someone's country but you know the other hand that's one of the reasons why is so f****** huge it's not just his results it's all the other things that come along with it as the excitement that he generates a s*** talking it's a part of who he is is this cultural icon it mean it's one of the reasons why people love them they mean they did that don't just love his ability inside the Octagon which is quite substantial that they love the Swagger they love when he comes in with rubber arms and will haters I'm not really that interesting people's opinions on things I'm just interested in what is and what is that sells fights guy game for him it's party enjoy this it's been a phone this one was darker you know as as as Dana said it definitely was but it's just part of who he is I don't involve myself and I tried to stay outside of that and then just focus on the task and house what is you know what the does the fact that he does this and it's got the results he has okay well I guess that's what he does know how I am you look at the two biggest names in Combat Sports Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor they both do it yammy or anything cultures in here you know you could be that guy and I almost have the two extremes I couldn't Nelson who you never hear the followings on their sponsorship deals on and it's obvious which one is doing better you know if we can agree on the object the prize fighting is to make money and that is the object of martial arts and he was very put the object of prize fighting and don't ever lose sight of that as soon as I hear fighter saying it's for some other reason I'll try to make him retire as quick as possible because nothing smart you know you're taking damage for money and keep keep that in mind no matter what your choices are do you have guys in the gym that you see that sort of honor of course of course . of your life you're right you're looking in a week so young man almost try out different personalities you need such a strong personality Daphne I can I can spot the eighteen-year-old walking in with the man bun on the suit telling me you going to be the next year what are we going to be the same and 18 it was true again months and years of conversations you know not telling them what to do with conversations I started state is Abu completely natural thing to do but start to find your own voice and find your own way and if that's who you are you enjoy that side of it


    Joe Rogan - Conor's Coach talks Training for Khabib and Re-match Possibilities
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    I was winging a few know the weight quitting Parts the sport is cloaks and daggers and you're trying to get your overhearing conversations and you're Googling so you know I was it was pretty much guess working on my end you know I got them to 145 nearly 20 times on my own but when we brought your gender productive there was no sessions where I didn't have to pop in the shots or soreness or you know that. That would just be a normal part where is when we brought in George and that that was a lot of each session was a lot more effective so it wasn't just about making the way it was making the training camp where he was improving the hallway to his he got down to 145 a couple times and he looks like like a monster zombie decision to no longer have them fight it that way yeah yeah I mean we'd already gone with the 155 is his final fight before going to the UFC was was at 1:55 and I was kind of like all thank God you know this is does it do in the better because he joined use a sort of a scrawny 16 17 year old but any start becoming a man so getting down there was getting scarier and scarier and then his last fight at UFC of how you look fantastic was a handy Waycross the offer came in a couple weeks later Sean email me and said that we're offering you 145 fight and in April and of course I tell Connor he's screaming and running around we didn't care what weight class if you have a sec 125 we would have we would have done us specifically want this is at 1:45 and then we've started when we went back to me now back to that light away Classon was almost accidental and then soon as we got the opportunity you went back up again heavier he was bigger yeah I just know that that's a part of the life cycle of an athlete if you're with the same guy for over a decade you're going to see changes and was Turkey now he's not 18 anymore it's it there is these different things going on in his life so you know what that's the benefit I think of working with someone for a long. Of time rather than you know what kind of Jim hopping that you will know what they kind of come through and he does a lot of unconventional training right in terms of like physical conditioning still doing that out that did all that stuff with you do portal in in in European attempts drop in Ireland we have a great relationship with him and you'll play around with that I you know the reality is most of her time is going to be spent on the fundamentals of anime and we're still working at we're still use firing different ways he's where he's working in coordination and balance for me is that you know the head trainer it's like it's a nice break you know I'm sure I heard say that you know you're going to troll every night at jumping in the air spinning out at break the monotony but it still is still at repetitiveness to is that's nice to break with something unusual how much does training change when you're dealing with a specialist like a guy like khabib who is just a grappling Phenom how much do you shift the emphasis of the training to take down defense working on grappling and do you work mostly takedown defense or do you just work overall wrestling so takedown defense becomes a part of that as well all of that but definitely talk about it later like there's one thing I could change. I think I was too defensive fit him in my mind set for this training camp but I'll be back very specific types of takedowns depending where he is what hurts shooting on the low-single on them in the middle and then understand so I you know long before I love watching them you know when you level you know when to take down and Connor actually doing it until the other cream to fight it was nice that we can I got to see that the high crotch I would have been a DC and I like watching them tripping the fire leg and he blocked the ones we did catch him with us and so he has a very specific about a week out or whenever was he did an interview and he said well if if he doesn't make it I don't care I was going even looked at Tony's fights in so long so me and you to coaches thinking about let the dust settle and then look at the landscape like how did you approach it but he doesn't think it's hard to push for that rematch though after that fight right sure I understand the logic of that you know Tony's kind of errands and stuff but I also understand this is a business and it would be a huge fight fight Roundtree showed promise like I said I would like to change things up a little bit specifically you buy more offensive mine said I thought defensively we did quite well but offensively we weren't really where we usually are on and you know right when the fights over is taking you know what I was kind of going into this like not to lose but not to win you know and it is shots working is Crispus to normally are he had opportunities to hit him especially in the third round he just seemed to be arranged if something was off and improving it had to do with the fact that he hadn't fought MMA two years absolute you know of course close as we put in the gym and I brought in guys that he didn't know and I would say this fight day and he didn't you know he would do with George ejaculation due and fight them you have a referee and to get the fight for you but it's in the gym gigantic superfight and is that Nest is that a problem in that you know what I thought after the fight after it was all over I was like you know what a good fight would be would be him vs Pettis like that would be a really good fight and it would be a really interesting fight in terms of stylistic matchup and it would be a great fight I think for Connor to sort of his get a wild 3 round or it would probably Main Event would be five rounds but it will be a wild fight I would probably favor him yeah I mean that the boxing hat you know when Tyson Fury was kind of coming back together you know not the toughest guy in the world but the wild fights that he can have at 155 lb whether it's James Vick or Justin gaethje or Pettis or there's good fights for him Ferguson but they're a good fight to get that timing back get everything locked in it at 100% but you have to factor in his personality and he's only fighting now for flights that are really interesting to him he's not that interesting anybody I'm not that I've heard oh yeah yeah yeah so you know why on the rematch you know I getting everything dialed in so that when he does have a rematch with khabib he is samurai sword sharp yessir as opposed to having two years off one one boxing fight in between them and then such a grappling heavy contest I don't disagree that would be a trainer at Nino for me is it raining that would be the ideal but I'll be hard to motivate him for that I think it would be hard to motivate them and it's it's not the you know it's not really the OSI model it was obvious it was going to be. It was going to be those two every time wouldn't when you lost a t as one place and the rematch at 170 quick as possible, and I'm in the background please don't where is right now with khabib that's all I'm that's all I'm hearing from the listen you could sell it for sure especially with the f****** chaos after the fight you know to keep dealing dance at home. Conor lamb chops you know you know what's the 85 back again it's it doesn't take him a whole lot of shots and he rarely misses you know even if you look at strikes that you didn't land those strikes were for a reason they were to see what way he holds his hands he feels like he still watching Anderson Silva back in the day and you know they were similar kind of approach with a defensive mindset and under doesn't take a whole lot of shots and he rarely misses you know even if you look at strikes that you didn't land those strikes were for a reason they were to see what way he holds his hands he was like yeah you should have watching Anderson Silva back in the day and you know they were similar kind of approach spend most of their time with a defensive mindset and I think that's a mistake


    Joe Rogan - Conor McGregor's Coach on the Khabib Fight
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    George Lockhart John Kavanagh so Saturday night what are your thoughts now that we're sitting here it's Monday morning to the khabib McGregor fight went down Saturday night obviously he was disappointed I can pass on to their the next generation of guys but yeah overall I really enjoy the fight and I'm devastated that we didn't get there assignment done. That seemed lesson is likely and Habib obviously was doing great you know kept on winning so it was it was going to collide when and what we expected and we we spent a lot of time preparing for that and yeah just you know kind of expected round one for sure going to get a takedown so the goal of roundworms to get out of it but still having energy but didn't want to put a huge amount of effort into trying to get back up around 1:15 to happen many times and it is at our phones and they had to go back to the still really tired so round 1 do our best on the way in fight as hard as we can but if you do end up down which is against the fence figured it would be there tried to Stacy's up if we end up in her back just try to play guard until until until the Bell except it'll be attending round for round two again same same plan and I do as much damage as we can but we end up on her back and don't bother you too much effort in trying to get up easier absolute master and that turned out to be a 10-8 round you know you got some good shots and I will see you landed the great at right hand so I was a bit more than we hope for Roundtree things started going to turn in a little bit in our favor and we did a lot better at keeping in the middle defending takedowns to the plan was to slow him down a little and watch him slow down a little bit in the third fourth and fifth yeah exactly a so I think the first or Habib 6 / from to on Lake Forest to win the third round is probably a bit of a surprise to people but then you know what you know. I'll acquaint the fighting look at that for Montreal he wasn't able to hit any takedowns and I'm so hoped that's what we have a go around tree we could defend takedowns a lot easier and start lining are shots and then. Did happen for a Friend tree not as well as I as we planned as well as we hoped and then around for you know we had another great takedown made it make a note the overlooks expose their back and that was all she wrote yeah he has such a unique ability to tie both legs up with his legs yeah he didn't really tie them up and get them flatness back for the majority of but that, as it will be practice for that for a keeper leg bends do you see guys to straighten your legs and then encountered it do that a couple of times but he was able to get it continues to get it like free so not until the last 30 seconds or so around 1 he didn't really tie them up and get them flattens back for the majority of thought he was against fence you know what uses hands to keep upright for the land of the shots


    Joe Rogan - Conor Got MAULED By Khabib
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    sling he impressed me stand up he stood up enough to just say you know I'm going to sit here and take a few and I'm going to give a few but then he went to probably what his game plan was I would assume well you have to stand for a little while because if you just shoots in who get caught with an e or caught with a punch rushing in but he he lends the bigger shot there was one big giant shot that was Landon fightnews my hand hit him with some pretty good front kicks to the body and some other things but didn't really get much off on the feet not like classic left Jabs at just break people down on the ground me he just got involved and it's one of those things we see that guy in the beginning guys fight them off a little bit and then as if I wears on he just gets more and more dominant they get more and more exhausted really despite just makes it to look like a god I mean that's the most important think about it Al iaquinta went five rounds with him stood toe-to-toe with him and you know gave him at least a struggle at least gave him a bit of adversity you do manage to survive on the ground much better than Connor did manage to get back up to his feet man to stuff a bunch of takedowns and on the feet was a real threat you know I mean obviously could be didn't prepare for eloquent I prepared for Connor but Al iaquinta prepare for five rounds and we prepared for 3 so much to that fight what do you think will happen with Connor now I hope was that everybody down and they go look cuz you know the guy just fought for Rounds got the f*** beating out of them got choked heard a lot of people there's a lot of silly experts out there saying that that wasn't a joke or that wasn't a neck crank they don't know what the f*** they're talkin about that that is absolutely a neck crank when someone gets their arm around your head like that and then what they do is they grab it like this and they pinch the elbow they put the forearm on his back so is the arms across the neck and then they grip it like this in the forearm goes into the back and then pulling like this you're pushing and Yankee with your hand is it terrible neck crack they call Dean Lister actually has a video on it if she calls it the fulcrum choke and it's a nasty joke so you know I thought he was going under the neck are you can see it here Dean Lister was world champion Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt and that's my friend Hans Hans molenkamp behind them and see how he's he's grabbing a hold of it and what he's going to do is going to clamp Chan's Silk grips his hands and so is this your face then go over your neck and go over your face and go over your f****** cheekbones it doesn't matter it doesn't even have to go under the chin if it goes under the chin that's awesome but you see what's going on with his forearm and how he pushed pulling Leverage hobo perfect perfect example see he's pulling on it with his his right arm and then his left arm is pushing down with his forearm on Connor shoulder it is a nasty nasty neck crank and your your head is getting popped off and first of all that guy can squeeze the s*** out of you only have to do there's a bunch of guys who could put you to sleep like that Marcelo Garcia is one Heap who is Eddie Bravo can do that too if he gets your head in there you don't even have to it doesn't even have to be under the chance he just really put you to sleep with your own f****** head just wraps it around your head and squeezes it so tight that no blood is getting to your brain so there's a lot of armchair quarterbacks out there saying that was in that crank you are incorrect and have Dean Lister do that s*** to you and you will know the register at Jocko do that to me it doesn't even have to be under the chance you just really put you to sleep with your own f****** head just wraps it around your head and squeezes it so tight that no blood is getting to your brain so there's a lot of armchair quarterbacks out there saying that was a neck crank you are incorrect and have Dean Lister do that s*** to you and you will know that it is your ad Jocko do that to me


    Joe Rogan - UFC 229 Brawl "There's a Price to be Paid"
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    when you guys were on where you guys were in the crowd did anybody jump towards you that way no the crowd mainly started it was cuz we were we had I'm pretty sure we had Irish right in front of us and right in front of them was some of khabib's guys and the capiz guys were turn around just literally throwing the fingers right to the Irish guys the whole time so once that happened it was like I was lucky though I had I had I had already in the Whitney right there they were Aubrey's over there to protect people just kind of looking around like no I mean obviously it's way worse over on your side but I was more worried when they made us leave because the weather up you got in the bleachers and once you got out into the concession area and in the bathrooms that's where stuff was going down like just people from the crowd you know guys with Irish flags are obviously we're getting trash talk to them and there was a big brawl right next to me on the other side from where they were sitting first that's how the that's where the first ship was getting thrown down and some other people know that it was them we all saw all the drama it also has the potential for blowing up in your face an event where a bunch of people got punched you know what I mean it's way more than that it was awesome yeah but it seemed like it was way worse than it really was because in any other situation it would be way worse than it really was like it was a rock concert and some dudes just from you know what you do for one band was the opening band and then there was another band that was in a brawl with them and they were they were the main event and then the fans of One threw down with the fans the other band beat the s*** out of each other that would for whatever reason be way worse than when it's out of fight cuz if it's not a fight it's just Fighters or I saw this guy tried to drop kick Fred Durst he printers wasn't even looking at them running Head Start in misses I mean that is maybe the worst public dropkick in the history of the world I think they meant he dropped when he tried to kick classic pro wrestling a lot of the the thing that's going through people's minds to is when you're in a fight like that there's a lot of people in the crowd that can throw down not like you know you go to a hard rock concert of any kind clay Guida is going to be there somewhere obviously like your opportunity of finding a guy that can really throw cuffs is going to be way smaller than when you're at the UFC and you look around it's hard not to see cauliflower ear so I mean someone who's in the crowd that's just a s*** talker he knows if I just turn around and talk s*** I could get wrapped up and be dead quick a very high number of people that can f*** you up at one of those events probably like 30% 30% of people in the audience actually know how to fight that's high I think that I think it'd be higher I feel like if you just like Parsi audience out like how many how many guys have been punched I mean I've never f*** somebody out how many guys actually trained how many guys know how to train and like to do it on a regular basis you guys are in shape like how many legs are getting ready to freaking start dancing on some people I mean I was actually trained how many guys know how to train and like do it on a regular basis how many guys are in shape like if it went down how many guys could actually throw down for a solid $0.30 yeah that's that's that's where that's where I would shine and then these these draft elk legs are getting ready to freaking start dancing on some people


    Joe Rogan Commentates Over Street Fights
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    this is Randall a when you know that's it baby I forget who it was that did this to him but it was one of Crossing Gracie black belts my right yeah I'll cold the fire like that even those guys like they stop them like okay I let him go he's already unconscious like that you would kill you you would be that you would do that if that guy doesn't want to let go of you like you. guys in the basketball court I got two big fight night fight work on your knee is this like no way unique and hang in there just Brooks apart I'm good on new surgery cuz I've already sounds terrible you can hear that everything pulling apart snapping off the bone and people screaming pajares would not let go either that was his thing he would just hang on to heel hooks pull apart the fibers are popping that's what it sounded like he's still here to my ad sucks Mexico or something good is changing watching Bellator kickboxing they know what a leg kick is now they know all that s*** they know how to grab the back of the head other kids yell and Nene do they know what to do now is it here comes the noise awful man sound


    Joe Rogan - Everything is Connected
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    tried really hard makes about the same sense of that definition you were just reading Adventure but exactly right it's sad that basically a particle exists in many state simultaneously and it's not until it's measured that it collapses into one state that's one of the basic principles of quantum physics well guess what Neil's every particle is being measured in some way all the time all of its life by other particles that are basically taking its measure and then responding essentially nothing is isolated nothing is isolated in this particular Cosmos were talking about that there is essentially a universal brain well yes because you want to die right now we're going to be talkin to possibly out of your 500 Words it's more like 1 million total viewers and listeners more than that so yeah so we're going to be Colony if you had it on the palm of your hand it would be the size of your hand but you couldn't see it are you thinking of this while you're saying it to you thinking of the vast numbers of people to listening and watching or you just relaying the information like are you cognizant both both because I want to remember radio for your audience wants you to what I'm trying to get out of once you have God and establishing your head that nothing is isolated that everything is connected when you speak are you aware when you're speaking that everything is connected I mean are you are you actually consciously thinking of all these different Minds taking into account all these different mind blowing things you're saying and then applying them out in the world I think so yeah I mean you know if you hear it coming out of my mouth that's what's turning around in my brain just your you're such a bright guy I'm just trying to understand if you are in the moment or if you're in the moment as well as being consciously aware of the spread of information but why obligation is to do both simultaneously the think I'm totally ice later I'm not you're not I'm not I mean once upon a time I wrote an essay about they card weld a car came up with the idea of I think therefore I am he took a retreat in Amsterdam he rented a second-floor apartment and he was trying to isolate himself the way that those particles are isolated with a shrug measures equation the particles that were being drawn on napkins in Moscow and so that he could strip everything away and find out what was the most sing the most basic Axiom the most basic thing we take for granted in life and he came up with I think therefore I am now think about this for a minute while he was trying to think this out he was needing rubbery Gum Eraser with which he erased as in he was sitting on the second floor which means somebody that event of the architecture that he was sitting in and the concept of the floor and the concept of beans that go across from one wall to the other that were holding him up looking out the window and he was looking at the hats that the Amsterdam men and women are wearing as they walked by and he was f****** the cleaning lady who he made pregnant so how isolated really was he the Universal Mind Theory this that or this concept as soon as I feared the way you were describing it is very interesting that there is no individual thought that essentially know there's lots of individual thought did write to all the other people that are around you and all the people you've interacted with all the places you've been in the things you've seen and all the people that are constantly thinking simultaneously around you that you're aware of and the people that you're trying to influence we can try to influence people all day long if you want somebody to bring you a sandwich you have to get across that you want that sandwich and especially if you want somebody like a wife or an assistant bring you a sandwich but the universe at least the living part of the universe and so far we only know of Life on this planet it's all interconnected those bacteria I was talking about they're in your gut they are making your vitamin B they are making your vitamin K they are making an awful lot of things that you used to survive they're also making chemicals that influence your mind and your moods they're manipulating you so when you go down to the corner store to buy some chocolate eclairs and you go home and you eat them in fact you can only digest a small portion of the chocolate eclair those bacterial colonies living in your gut they do the rest of the Thai dressing for you so who's really going to the corner store who's really the boss who's really driving you the vehicle of Transportation are these bacteria driving you down to the corner store so that you will feed them the stuff that they love the most or are you or will driving you to the corner store well the answer is a little of both a little of both not at much above I mean there there's this example of theirs is fungus and the fungus has a very peculiar lifestyle and I'm very curious to find out how it got this lifestyle but it lives half of its life in an ant colony and half of its life in a sheep so when it comes out of the phase of that it goes through in the ant colony and is ready to go into the shape it takes over the brain I want aunt and it gets that Aunt to climb to the top of a stalk of grass why because when the Sheep come along to graze they will inhale the ant what you're telling me that a fungus can control the mind of an aunt in ways that we're just beginning to explore now this year and maybe last year a tiny little bit that I can actually be that precise and how it takes over the controls of that money it's one of those the fungus that gets inside those ants and the answer aware of it so they take the ant away because the aunt will explode and spray spores into the air affect the insect all I'm not aware of that one but it sounds Flower Patch of the day and they mine the nectar and they have a public stomach in which they can carry this stuff I mean built into them inside of them and they have these caring here is on their thighs and they carry pollen in those and when they arrived at the unloading day there is an unloading day in the hive and when they arrived at the unloading day if the unloaders know that the interior really needs pollen and nectar and they see you carrying that pollen and nectar stick their tongues down your throat to check out watching Republic stomach they go wild with excitement when they discover it's filled with nectar they check out your thighs the carrying hairs on your thighs that go wild when I see that you're caring pain they feel you all over with their antennae they are intensely excited when they are unloading you and that gets you excited you feel like a rockstar this is the same kind of attention to Rockstar get the flower patch of the day meanwhile there are these lazy good-for-nothing Bohemian bees there anyway from 5% to 20% of the colony and they don't do a single useful thing at all and so far as you can see they don't do anything to earn their keep in the colony why cuz they're out doing Lube after loop after Loop and lazy eights after lazy eights after lazy 8 Mile just following their whims you're wasting your f****** life for god sakes okay eventually you the conformist be start coming back without pollen in your caring hairs and without nectar and your public stomach because the flower patch that have Flower Patch of the day has been thoroughly plundered and when you arrive at the loading dock of the hive the unloading B stick their tongue into your public stomach empty sorry they see your caring empty they turn their backs on you so savagely that you feel Cuban cut dad and it finally I mean you can't believe that the old factories not delivering anymore and it's not giving you a paycheck so you keep going back to the same patch over and over again more slowly each time until finally you give up and you literally crawl into the hive and Thomas Seeley the guy who's done most of the research on this cause you unemployed be and you are as depressed as if you were unemployed how do we know that because your body temperature is down and you're crawling instead of walking and you're begging for food from other bees well you look for something to perk you up now what do humans use their football game although bee bees use pretty much the same thing what does that mean they go to the unloading dock out of the 200 lazy good-for-nothing Bohemian be simply following their instincts 5r come back having found new flower patches and they are dancing and the dancing and they're dancing in competition with each other some will dance 27 seconds some will dance 27 minutes and if you find the dancer one of those dancers sufficiently persuasive it lifts you out of your lethargy gets you excited and you fly out she's giving a little in a little Figure 8 dance she's giving precise instructions on how to get to The Flower Patch and what the headwinds are and what the Tailwinds are and you pick up her message you fly out to The Flower Patch that she has didn't you check it out for yourself and if you get excited about it you come back and you start dancing and ultimately the bee who gets the greatest number of backup dancers wins and you all go out all you can for Miss B's were now unemployed go out to the new hot flower patch of the day in the same pattern repeats itself now that's a collective mind operating on the basis of 20,000 independent bees and the Living World operates pretty much the same way bacteria are using you to get them chocolate eclairs you are using them to digest chocolate eclairs they are teasing are scientist in the wild activity by threatening to develop illnesses that can bypass all over antibiotics which by the way are chemical weapons that microorganisms organisms are competing colonies we stall them for microorganisms so the scientists are very worth fact that the bees aren't aren't that the bacteria are getting ahead of us and research and development and are beginning to develop techniques to get around all of our drugs so they are researching their ass off so is there any common brain that links the bacteria to the scientific Community you bet they're competing with each other and in the process of competing with each other what are they doing they are both creating a new options for all of life Manchester very worth fact that the bees are there that the bacteria are getting ahead of us and research and development and are beginning to develop techniques to get around all of our drugs so they are researching their ass off so is there any common brain that links the bacteria to the scientific Community you bet they're competing with each other and in the process of competing with each other what are they doing they are both creating a new options for all of life


    Joe Rogan - Is DMT a Portal to Another Dimension?
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    you look at its effect on the human mind of the how much of you subscribe to the idea that we're looking at a some sort of a chemical Gateway chemical gateway to what whatever it is to whatever that DMT experiences that this is something that your brain has the ability to travel to but I mean since we know that the body does produce this and we know that it's possible for people to I mean but I know that people do Kundalini Yoga have apparently reported trip like experiences that are very similar to a real DMT flash or the mind has this ability to do this on its own what do you think that that it is that something worth considering that this is the this is some sort of a pathway to a nearby Dimension or to something that's around us all the time but we just don't have access to with normal neurochemistry because I know there are too many water you know there's so much and what you said where you have to go back in and unpack all of these things when we got excited about DMT Terence some me in the early in the late sixties what lead is to go to lunch Aurora was that it seemed like a completely different order of magnitude than any of the other psychedelics and we came to a relief from a childhood that was good science fiction so we carried with Athea with us the idea this really is another dimension and it may be a portal to another dimension and as science fiction nuts that we were totally okay with that and we thought maybe DMT was and maybe it is but or it's it it's somehow pulls the curtain back on something that's around us all the time that we don't see but it I'm thinking about these things is it something that is entirely within the brain that it originates or is it something that is it like a lens that you do or our eyes are covered with with with filters and DMT temporarily removes those filters I think it's hard to know I mean I think maybe experimental a we could we could begin to approach this have you you know and I I think we really know I think that's another thing natural philosophy that's important that science is overlooking and natural philosophy always remembers the limits of what is known you know I'm science has a bit arrogant about what they think is known you know they only unsigned only understands a small fraction of all there is to know and Ayahuasca another psychedeli always remind me of this you know when I take it remember the patience of your knowledge or sometimes it's more or less kindly says it you don't know s*** and it's true we don't know you know forget that you know but as far as this DMT thing there's a lot of people who have worked established endogenous DMT can produce the states that the pineal gland secrete DMT under certain circumstances or under stress the lungs can produce large amounts of DMT that are cramps located to the brain but it's it's not so clear that that feels on I mean it's clear that it can be produced but David Nichols you know who knows a thing or two about pharmacology the Hefner Institute world's you know most authoritative the highest Authority when it comes to the chemistry and pharmacology of of psychedelics he's the ra. He's taking a reductionist argument on this that's kind of hard to to knock down which is that DMT is produced endogenous lie but it's chopped up so quickly that it never reached site of action and it never reaches the levels at the neuron that it would take to activate the neuron you know so you know that but we don't really measure the levels produced in dogs and sleep during please extreme State and that's part of the problem part of the problem how do you do that have you done to you do that what are you doing Kundalini and try to recreate no I haven't either I haven't parents had that fantastic joke about practice the city of levitation remember this one and then add the Buddha came to town and he said for the last 20 years I practice the city of levitation on I can now walk on and the booty said yeah but the fairies only a nickel or just smoke DMT out yes and I don't know if you've interviewed have to buy you one I said we've totally dropped you don't have to buy now we do have to buy you one while by yourself while I'm going to buy myself one and you and this time we're going to do it we said I do too many podcast I forget everything I know I've never seen because you know I mean he claims and that was a conversation we had he claims yes ajna light and its website is just the light. Calm and there's some good PDFs on there that'll explain what this is about when you lie underneath it was just a bunch of hits it looks like a floor lamp you know with a rectangular Mount bunch of LEDs underneath that witchy programs with an iPad in different patterns you lie under it and you it stimulates hypnagogic hallucination Look Alot Like That guy looks like an old-school freak look at them jobs right-hand man when he went the right way he went the right way so he's got this thing is that cord going down to her head hard time see what's happening to some things wrapped around her head that better not be a crystal I think that I'm run out of this room no I think effects you know and nice patterns and all that like a sub threshold DMT experience and I said well you know the the LEDs are all changing color right that's how I see is there white the colors are coming from you yours are the colors so okay so it was interesting and then we got into the conversation how do you know this is stimulated DMT how do you know that's the effect it's not so easy to nail half-down you don't because the MTS or femoral in the system you can't take urine samples or cerebrospinal fluid or anything it would be gone by the time you you did it so the only way we'll maybe not the only way but one way you could do it if you could do something cold that's essentially you couldn't do this to human cuz you couldn't FDA approval for it but you can put a micro capillary tube right next to the Pine ale that will absorb things as they are released and then you could recover that and say you know levels of DMT or into a voluntary participant voluntary or not you'd be screwing their brain up that well but you'd have a hard time getting permission there might be you could do it to a rat though I could do it too that's what Cottonwood research foundation's done right they've done that that's how they discovered DMT in the pineal yeah yeah yeah that's how they discovered it that was the first proof right that was the first proof Nick cozy pharmacologists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison he was really the first one to show that DMT is if they produce a signal one serotonin Agonist which is another another receptor going to laugh that's definitely that but it's not clear what the function is in it's a complicated issue you know to figure this out I'll send you a paper that Nichols wrote early Tel Link you to a video where he discusses this and it's like you know he gave that at the breaking convention conference last summer that I was that was like you know he was like the big Downer of the cost for a strike because everybody has this romantic idea and he comes along into squash there is something to it he's tried redosing with an MAO inhibitor just just take banisteriopsis tea without the atmosphere about 30 minutes before going on to the light and then it's much more intense and it's much more prologue you've done this I haven't done it but he claims that out of other people's to say that it it definitely enhances the breakdown of DMT is being about 30 minutes before going on to the light and then it's much more intense and it's much more prologue you've done this I haven't done it but he claims that out of other people's to say that it definitely enhances their so that would indicate that the breakdown of DMT is being inhibited is he claiming that you could reach actual DNT States this device upon practice


    Joe Rogan on Somali Pirates Watching Captain Phillips
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    I watched 45 minutes of the Tom Hanks movie in Somalia in Somalia while your captive holyshit what is that like well I I knew when I left it was already clear the radio by the time it came out and went to the Oscars it was all over the BBC so I know about it I know it was out my dog.has so I'm missing Captain Phillips whatever wonder what that's like and then one day they all the guards got new smartphones pretty fancy smartphones and they were apparently loaded with a new collection of films music and whenever to keep them occupied one afternoon I saw two guards just completely wrapped by some sort of film on the phone and I American voices and I am wondering what this film is and finally I said f****** that's Tom Hanks about 45 minutes but I had a whole plan I developed a whole plan while I was watching Captain Phillips you don't get on the plane in Boston Logan or whatever wow it was so atmosphere it was a pretty good pretty well done movie but there are a couple of scenes where that would it just wouldn't happen in real life I didn't watch the movie so what was inaccurate on the beach so in public I've never even heard of that before tonight then I thought about it and thought and realize well that yeah actually wouldn't happen like that in public that was just for dramatic purposes you know I was I was envious of their material of person that made that up so things like that but the Pirates were fascinated to see people like them and in some cases their friends portrayed on screen even though we all know how it you know the movie ends very badly for Somali pirates so they knew about the story that was based on what one of them said that he was friends with one of the Pirates evolved and I believed him actually he had the right Clan affiliation for that so it's quite possible what was it like to see them watching their story being depicted on the other side of the planet that's what was weird is that they they were so fascinated by it but we know otherwise they didn't necessarily like to talk about bad news Pirates or if you know like I said when the hostages were released or rescued in the first few days of my captivity I kept hearing that the hostages had been killed so they like to spin things in it in a good way for for pirates in general so I just would have assumed that we're just ignore Captain Phillips cuz it end so badly they would just fascinated they really were and what was daily life like for you well separately but sometimes in the same room they they made very bad food boiled beans and flavorless boiled go tonight coming but they would eat from a communal platter to serve elsewhere within sight I didn't have to eat from the same platter to eat by hand by hand yeah it really is because utensils just aren't aren't that common and they really like spaghetti so they could wrap the spaghetti around your fingers with the somalis and hate that way but as a as a hostage I was in no mood to be that so nine Muses the Minnesota fall apart so I don't go into detail too much about this in the book but I had a staph infection on my skin and some other kind of infection my ear and I was just something in my lungs I was just not ready I was sick and I was sick constantly for several months before I got out so I knew something in really changed and I think the Pirates were aware of that too slowly sick and I was sick constantly for several months before I got out so I knew something in really changed and I think the Pirates were aware of that too slowly losing that probably contributed to them lowering Ransom possibly but but sympathetic


    Joe Rogan - Apple vs. Android
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    yeah they ripped off the idea about the chief bucks taken off the iPhone was the first of these kind of things the first iPhone but Androids are real close now they're real close I mean it's everything after that they were late like really like you could copy and paste on an Android before you can do it I know I'm not girlfriend, man you get an Android enough people have a Google pixel phone to make that even a thing best Android video calling Android video call with Android Android Android together why doesn't Apple exactly just work together I was sending people text message like I'm not getting it I'm like send me one and they would send me one and I wouldn't get it until then I went online and looked it up and it said you have to disable iMessage okay so I disable iMessage then you have to call up you have to actually call up someone I'm done and tell them to take your email address off of the I message database okay so I do that and say take this why you doing that to her because I switched over to an Android phone is like pause like I just f****** kill between I just felt bad that I was switching over so then it still wouldn't work and they didn't work for Dad get like one at 3 text messages and it all happened while I was on vacation I just figured try this phone while I'm on vacation f*** around but you can't they got you roped in with that goddamn that I message s*** pixel phones get the latest software right when it gets released and so like when Oreo comes out an 8.1 all these different operating systems come out there better supposedly for how long week I mean it takes a long time for a long time like 6 months sometimes troydan real Android dark swamp pure Android and pure Android you really only get with the pixel unless you can are you do you know about how do you do you like can you hack them you can hack them right where you are open it up to like all these other types of apps they would stop being greedy freydis just stop being so greedy let me use my phone however I want Anna that's also weird there's only like two operating systems but that's how we are in our country apple or I got can I can't deal with I don't want to hear the phone game how many people have Windows computers so amazing that Windows had a phone and people are all the problems we have with their with their computer boards if you have a desktop keyboard at home and you can add a second keyboard you know I like by a mechanical keyboard to write did the problem and apple keyboards is there's no key travel it's very very shallow so it's like just a tiny movement click click click click click and then one of the reasons why I used to think that is there's like travel to these keys if you miss your old school yeah well the thing is you feel where the keys are you feel like so as your typing I can just look at the screen and I don't have to look down at the keyboard and they've depressed with your fingers like you have there's motion to it so there's no accidental pressing of the keys do you take typing in high school no longer cuz I ain't they had a computer class that they were starting I just thought damn like I look back on these things and I just go wow they're the how times have changed our generation is this like generation that has like we went through the first of all of these things I had a Commodore 64 did you know yes I remember the first Apple laptop I remember I remember like when game systems changed in color TV and call waiting and like all the things that you know first of all of these things I had a Commodore 64 did you know yes I remember the first Apple laptop I remember I remember like when game systems changed and color TV and call waiting and like all the things that you know


    Joe Rogan & Dennis McKenna Go DEEP Into Simulation Theory
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    I think it's coming from his wife that's going around today so jacket she wore to what she saying it says I really don't care do you bizarre open-ended question I really don't care about what the tone-deafness of these people they have no sensitivity to how it look so of separating children from their families and she actually made a surprise visit to the Mexican border today to check in on it yeah what's going on clearly the whole thing's crazy it's it's really strange but that jacket this is a sign of a simulation of a simulation Theory whatever we choose to call it is becoming so weird that I often ask myself who is writing this s*** they get a better writer is so absurd and yet I began actively considering it when Congressman weiner kept pulling his dick out I was like this is just crazy that guy I like this it's just too much and then when Trump won I just was sitting down going imagine if we one day someone shut it off and leave the lights dim and then they turned back on and you realize well the games over you like it you like what that was fake yeah you you just went it only took an hour how long does it seem like 50 years you know you're in a simulation with artificial memories implanted into your mind will the one day that there's the idea that what there's going to be an artificial reality or virtual reality so good that it's indistinguishable mean this is almost inevitable if technology increases the same rate that it's increasing now whether it's alright we're going to reach some point in time so the real question is when we do reach that how will we know but what if we're already there how would we know and how to be in a virtual reality even if we could produce one so sophisticated we couldn't tell it from whatever this is us let's assume for the moment that this is reality it's not sit do we want to migrate into a virtual reality my concern my real concern is a we are the last wave of the biological human I really I really do believe this concerned about that too and I'm not sure I think that that's a good thing I don't necessarily think it's a good thing for the biological human but I feel like if you separate yourself from the idea of good and bad indeed the inevitability of innovation and it's if human beings continue to make more more complex Electronics with higher and higher capabilities it's inevitable that we become symbiotic with these things that we ingrained them until they're going to become a part of your body going to replace body parts with more efficient body parts and we are one day going to create some sort of artificial life now whether we become a part of that artificial life we we you know merge with it or it just assumes the role love the leader of the earth one of those things is likely to happen with the next 500 years it's just and that's that's a really generous timeframe. I think that's a generous time for you know this this in some ways this is sort of this raises the issue about either one of the things that psychedelics put in front of us front-and-center is the fact that we are getting a strange from nature yeah you know that lesson we're getting estranged from nature we have to re understand our relationship and and then you don't become a partner that's in the symbiosis with nature and this projection is the exact opposite of that I know is that you know so maybe you know I'm at this this race is also in one issue that we haven't really touched on but here but you know technology which is what this virtual reality stuff is and what any artifact is psychedelics our technology molecular biology is technology cybernetics has technology technology inherently has no moral to mention you know these are not good or bad things you know the way that they are used by humans the decisions that humans make in the way that they're going to exploit or deploy these Technologies that's where the moral Dimension comes in morality comes out of the human heart you know and we are one of our problems I feel as a species we're extremely clever but we're not wise that's what it is we're not wise about what we do we're not able to step back and say won't yet we can produce we can you do download the brain into cybernetics or we can produce an artificial body or we can do all this genetic stuff do we ever stop to think of just cuz we can do something should we do something you know we we and the arrogance of science this is also a problem the scientist will say well they are scientists right we can do it so let's do it we can do the Hadron experiment and maybe it'll collapse the space-time Continuum probability I think also this the psychedelics are important in that regard to they are ways that we can bring our our cleverness and our wisdom into sink so that we have the wisdom not to do something even though we might be able to we shouldn't do it just because we can do it you know we really have 2 as a species ask ourselves is this a good idea and I think I got these the psychedelics are kitchen tools for learning this end and really propagating the message from the community of species that's for sure going to be a meme with a photo of your face that we are very clever but we're not wise that's for sure going to be a meme some some dude is right for gal working on that right now well I've been talkin about this sentence became the multi-celled organism and that the the thinking curious monkey who strives for material possessions is designed to create artificial life and this is just what we were set here I described it as that we are the technological butterfly that will emerge from the Cocoon and right now we're creating this cocoon that we are this caterpillar Yas technological caterpillar and we don't know why we're making this cocoon and that we are going to give birth this artificial this next stage of that may be true to I mean I mean what you say is true you know on some level anything that can be done is going to be done somebody's going to do it but so you know is it good is it is it good or is it good for the collective I mean you know they're always megalomaniacs will say we're like I can do it I can start a nuclear war when we do this you know that's that's the tricky part again I think you know psychedelics are important in giving us a moral compass I mean that wisdom not not a set of rules about that come out of the religious perception the set of rules that come out of the biological perception what is most compatible what is most nourishing nourishing for living things presumably don't want to trash this planet you know we now have the ability to do that so you know the forces that we can manipulate for the first time in history pose a real possibility that we could add life on Earth II think it's hard but I think we may be able to do it then I for one don't want to see that happen I had a bit a few years back in my comedy act about the origins of the universe and that what happened people get so smart that they develop a big bang machine and that someone sitting around at some guy who's on the autism spectrum was filled up with ssris and antidepressants and drinking red bull all day and just goes fukitol press it and he hit the button and boom we start from scratch and then every you know 14 + billion years someone develops the Big Bang machine and hits it and that's the the restart of the universe over and over I am in some ways it's possible I mean it's possible it is well it's inevitable that there will be simulated worlds right or I'm not necessarily completely obsessed with the idea that we're living in a simulation but I am completely obsessed that we are a relic and that we are on our way out I really am I really do think that maybe that's one reason why we're so crazy until Haywire I just shows it is no logical progression for our culture that it's as advanced as we are as much access to information as we have we're also as crazy as we've ever been if I'm crazier so the age of low curious monkey is coming to a close I wonder how much of a limitation are biology is to I mean that you think about what it took to get to here and all the battles we had to fight and animals we had to run from and all these human reward systems that are engraved into our DNA in that now here we are in a place where we hardly need them and yet we still have them just blowing exploding and vomiting all over the place and he's weird ways and you don't have them so have manifesting themselves and very strange behaviors that aren't aren't good for anybody and this constant need to acquire material possessions and Conquer and and and obtain things at this is this is not tenable this is not something that makes sense in a long-haul but yet we still go down to say logical Road and that this is really just because this is the best way to fuel Innovation are extreme desire for material possessions is the best way to ensure that they're going to keep coming up with newer better things every year which will eventually give birth to the electronic butterfly well I don't know what to say about that Destiny is to actually leave the Earth at some point that if if the Earth is an incubator for life and weirdest intestine to leave it and spread out into the Galaxy and Beyond who knows I mean then maybe this is inevitable that we have two that we have to do that if that's what's happening but the question is what kind of being will we be when we do that you know we won't be human Brian something different than human that's what I've always wondered about the alien archetype that big-headed thing with the no genitals and no mouth that that maybe what we think of as being the ultimate form that they the human-animal takes right if when we do if we do symbiotically merge with technology and electronics at that might be the form that we take it just so strange at that one accepted form and I've heard I've heard the idea that this this images something when young eyes from a newborn baby sees a doctor and to the doctor with a mask and the you know that this is what they see and that this is imprinted in our mind is traumatic experience of the birth in the bright lights in the operating table this is why so many of these alien abduction experiences do take place and he's very clinical environments and it seems like a medical procedure as if this is a remnant the birth process I've heard that experience I've heard that it explanation but it strikes me that these things are there if you go if you go from ancient hominids you go from Australia pithecus and then you go to modern computer programmer who doesn't exercise and you look at their body is sort of like Joey thin body doesn't move very well it's in then you go back to this muscular ape-like creature that's covered in hair they've lost all the hand of lost all the muscle they become thin and then where is that going well it's obviously going that same direction it's not going to people are not going to get more muscular and harder and hairier as time goes on unless something radical changes and we need to adapt right so that would be the normal the path would that would be the natural progression that we would eventually have bigger heads because we have bigger heads than Australopithecus and certainly bigger head cancer bonobos net it just keep going in that same direction or possibly or maybe we just leave the biological shell behind you know but then we're really nausea when I mean when we are transhumant I'm not sure I want to go there I don't think I want to go there thinking is like what is what is it that's making me clean these ideas is it that I love emotions illogical Behavior do I love art yeah I love all those things I love music and food and all the things that the cooking and all the things that make a person a person camaraderie but what are those things aren't those chemical reactions we have with other beings and natural reward systems that are built into sort of enhance community and camaraderie so that we stay together so the species survives it like what if there's something that's a plants that was it something that far surpasses that in terms of pleasure and connectivity and we realized that Amo things are just these these ancient systems that were put into place when it was wasn't a better option he's better options it's it's much better to get your food from a supermarket than it is to chase down a gazelle for two days until it dies if you know of heatstroke you know I mean these systems improve over time and now this this animal that we are now is very different than we had at the animal used to be why would we want to stay in this imperfect state that seems even more ridiculous I would like to stay here forever and humans yourself a lot with me in this reason why we we have all this nonsense in the world in our society is sick and we are twisted and confuse it but part of it at least has to be that the human animal itself is very flawed because there's no perfect culture you can't just no chalk it up to culture because if you did chocolate up the culture you would say well this culture sucks but if you go to this culture it's amazing there's no crime everyone loves everyone it's completely open there's no need to worry about money is everybody is generous and in everything is and they're they're really brilliant and they get along and they create noobs architecture and everything is fantastic it's the perfect society that doesn't exist but is that the culture that we can create with the help of psychedelic that what we're shooting for Liam fear you know em. That's the whole thing the psychedelics can be the Catalyst that teaches us how to love ourselves how to love each other I love the earth I mean I know that sounds cliche and trivial but that that is in fact what the promised that they hold for us that's why they're teachers they're teaching learning tools they can teach us to be the human beings we would like to be you know right out of ma and that's the thing that's that's the alternative to this hyper technological future you know and I mean I'm I'm all for technology I'm not against technology but again I think we have to either we have to we have to bring wisdom to it we have to make a situation where you know it is not controlling we are controlling it and we're thinking clearly about we have you know this enormous panoply of technologies that can do so many things we have to think about how do we deploy those in such a way to maximize human potential or are you know our Humanity so that's really I think what the promise that psychedelics hold out and that's you know that's what we're hoping to create the you know as a colonel and we're not the only ones obvious the only ones obviously a lot of people have this idea and it's happening but that's the idea is to create a place where people can learn this and you know and that's my hope for the future of humanity well it's it's great hope for the future of the people there A lot today and I think that's the most important we don't know what's coming but we do know it's here right and I think that's a great hope for what's here


    Joe Rogan - There's No Main Event for UFC 230?
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    Booyah yeah no main event for Madison Square Garden so far the rumors with Jon Jones and Gustafsson but I don't know I don't know I don't know why that hasn't materialized are they just waiting to announce it till after the whole Conor khabib then why would they do that I mean November 3rd yeah f*** man that ain't good yeah maybe they just don't want to steal any Shine from the Conor khabib I think so I think they were banking on Jones to that main event but it's been tricky to fill that slot but also why not have if the if you're going to do this why not announce Nate Diaz Dustin Poirier Main Event that's a great main event I can ride with that Jon Jones in death spinner Jon Jones and Kane if you want to event is to be announced versus to be determined review a month out that says to be announced versus to be determined in the main event is that mean they have somebody booked and then the not an opponent for mature Notting announcing it or is he just decided that they want to fight another guy I'd heard actually heard from you that's a great fight Leeper that's asleep on that card right there we got Luke rockhold Chris Weidman 2 that's a good fight 2


    Joe Rogan - Hillary Clinton Is A LIAR!
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    she was a terrible Choice corrupt politician won the most unlikable people that ever run for office she in so many ways crazy and they were trying to get it they were trying to get people to be supporting her just because she's a woman there was a lot of that is like this is going to be a history you know women ladies who I stand with her so there's all these women of this blind Allegiance towards his career politician it's completely full of s*** she's been full of s*** forever if you watch the conversation between James Comey divided about what he did and what they found with the Hillary Clinton emails and then her version of it she's just a straight liar Shield deleted the DNC the rig the primary so that Bernie Sanders is going to lose that mean they she had her people that was created couldn't even feel the f****** high school gymnasium f****** was pulling all the strings and she had all the favors and she was pulling in and she had a s*** ton of money behind her and they were completely arrogant and all the liberal Elite in the media thought there was no chance choose going to lose she's 95% shoo-in to win the presidency and she walks around like she was not evil with the dirt that's on I hope you know whatever Bill Clinton I know you even sometimes so let you know I mean Bourdain talked about that recently before he killed himself. There was nothing about what she had done to attack the women were victims of Bill and especially earlier career yeah yeah yeah she's a piece of work she is man she's a longtime lifelong politician and a lawyer and that's the way it is they found the gun in his hand but you never do when you kill yourself when you shoot yourself when you shoot yourself people that check everything goes the gun goes flying you don't hold on to its recoiling a gun and you blow your brains out and the blood that was missing from his body was not on the scene of the crime so the researchers think that they moved his body he was at but what was he testified he was going to f****** he knew he had information about Whitewater what he was going to say and who knows they killed them you never find out how about the guy that was one of the whistleblowers for Enron shot himself in the head twice could do it is possible but it's more likely somebody kill them kill people it's part of the thing when you're involved with billion dollar deals with giant corporations and they also tied into the military industrial complex who by the way kill innocence all the time and write it off like that happen with drones what's the number it's like in the high eighties or 90% innocent people killed by drones they don't worry about that what's the number it's like in the high eighties or 90% innocent people killed by drones they don't worry about that Monsanto or sink and or sink anybody f*** that send the boys yet


    Joe Rogan on His Favorite Batman
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    can recuperate from anything like that where is losing some of his mouth so but still throwing people to the air like they're black it all out I'm Peter Parker starts getting big Lego yeah well guess what we going to reboot it and then Ed Norton pretty good as a hawk fan of it and I was like okay I can buy this but then Mark Ruffalo best Hulk Beth talk I believe that me to I believe he's really assigned to me too I really do believe he really understands genetics you know mr. Steal Your Girl I bought George Clooney I brought Batman George Clooney next six months after he was The Machinist that's insane the same down to like almost a day will power you have to have to let your body literally right away to the skinny thing for a movie Just for movie you don't have anorexia you have a disease how much you loved the craft of acting to do that he's trying to beat your little wet scuse me Tony take a hike to that Izzy Izzy XO for a loop Jack like Christian Bale in American Psycho okay that's another one to 20% of 5/8 oh my God dude is up and down the whole time 185 121 19135 19145 Micky Ward's brother fought Sugar Ray Leonard what's the Dragon movie was in the Dragon movie with Matthew McConaughey it was a it was in the future yet everybody had to live underground on drugs do I heard rumors about Tom Hardy when the Matthew McConaughey shirtless Ring of Fire that Dragon Burns spoiler you f**** been out for 9 years and he burns that f****** Frozen wall on top. Standing ovation ratio of all time right now I know what you're thinking just write some new episodes figure out some new shitt the greatest show of all day just rap but wouldn't you get do all the steroids to play these roles to be Batman on the carnivore diet drop your body fat down I wouldn't you though intermittent fasting Ryan Reynold I think it's so gross I like guys are soft like you I like to grab your back and fill out that looking for Ryan Reynolds


    Joe Rogan Gets High And Rants About Stuff
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    right now this wave of like being involved and not being of all the same time a technologically spectacularly evolved to the point we can bend matter and create nuclear weapons and fly robots to Mars and take pictures and send it back to us like the s*** that we could do is off the chart when it comes to like technology in our ability to manipulate the world giant buildings and structures and airplanes and bridges and s*** but the the monkey interaction thing is still not very good so we still have War we stopped send people over with metal tanks and guns and shoot people and protect people from the other people that shooting people and get involved in all these f****** crazy things are physical interaction as organisms are just still in this barbaric stage we're still in his One Tribe doing after another tribes 20000 years ago thirty thousand years ago did the same programming but now this program it can fly Jets pill with missiles and shoot them out of the sky and sneak up on you underwater in a metal tube a submarine that shoots f****** nuclear with missiles and s*** underwater mean we're no the weirdest phlox we're in this weird sort of unbalanced. In the evolution of the human organism cuz we can do so much then put down everything we're mad about men who decide their women who want to use the girls room we're mad about everything we're about about religion were mad about rights and gender and everything everything were mad everyone's mad Roseanne Barr while all this is all this weird personal interaction is happening it's distracting the f*** out of it the more it ramps up the the better AI Armslist artificial intelligence cuz it keeps getting better and better we're going to be like a rock fight when AI goes live it's like it's like we're we're falling into this hole if this was a trap if I was artificial intelligence and I knew I would like what is what we do is go back in time and set people up and make them make us will just plant this idea in their heads and just like aquatic worm makes a cat when those grasshoppers rather jump into a pool and drowned itself so they can swim out of its brain every one of those just like that Little Robot Shack in our ass a little pellet if you could just hold in your ass and smooth do you barely know it's in there do these things are growing out the anti-aging s*** to who knows how crazy I think what the weirdest thing is not the anti-aging I think we're going to run into biological limitations I think the weirdest is Gene editing the first episode that was like holy s*** I see where this is going to follow everyone directions that we managed to successfully navigating you people have obviously have problems in business and there's a lawsuit in business news people to get fired and there's all sorts of problems with people doing business but overall they get a lot of things done right like business keeps improving things keep getting better we barely improved with how we treat each other like the way human beings treat each other we barely get better at that and we do react to things better like if we're mad at someone for doing something that's we like more clear with like egregious violations of our code right like racism I just Roseanne things a big one right everybody was like no f****** way we're not tolerating that f*** her and the ABCs like your immediate reactions I don't think it was right I think she's got a lot of problems and she's taking a shitload of pills she's all f***** up I know she's not racist least she tells me that but what I do no is that racism is horrible and people just don't want to tolerate it anymore and that's what the good thing is the good things like this is overwhelming response from people that they're not tolerating racism anymore you can't do that anymore we won't tolerate it and this is fairly new man I mean with a civil rights marches that was in the sixties right I mean think about what was going on in the 50s like how long this been people so we're dealing with this radical change in this regard but very little change in like our kindness to each other that's why I start the American mushroom day that's what it's going to take your something like that worldwide to change cuz we realize how easy it is for a regular person cuz he's definitely not a regular person is very successful but regular person turns a we don't that's not what politician acts like that this is like some crazy show man and when a crazy show man becomes the leader of the thing whether or not he's doing good is that I'm not even arguing politically what they're doing good or bad or the commies up because of him I don't know but it's just how he behaves it's who he is like that that freak people out that makes people more on it until they're more angry and they're there their they're more looking to call people out on things and then looking to stomp out racism I get it people think of someone like Sam Harris was a president or something he was talking about a national mushroom day or talking about that stuff how bad people would freak out seriously debate each other about things or disagree on things and you get to see not their ideas play out and how their ideas work against the other person's ideas you get to see that but you also get to see like thinking and nnn communicating at a super high level right there intellectuals are trying to outsmart each other yet so that they're debating about you know the existence of God or was it really smart people disagree on s*** very fast they're debating about me of the existence of God or whatever the f*** it is really really smart people disagree on s*** very fascinating it's like one of the more interesting things to watch like in a lot of ways high-level Jiu-Jitsu you know in a lot of ways you're watching like okay and those guys a lot of them


    Joe Rogan Rants About Fake Ripped Jeans
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    really good with us and hope not brought it and doesn't some band make it Florida Georgia line or some s*** cuz they make it is it there's not saying that they have that I don't even know but you know I'm saying like those fake rips in the jeans dry I might have a couple or we would have we pretending that we we've had these jeans for a long time and are special to us or do we just buy them off the shelf at Macy's free ripped like assholes where the f*** did not take place can come over here and see us buying ripped jeans knew they would realize like what is wrong with this nerfed up soft and down f****** s***** country we live in America too easy too easy to get by wolves in the streets young Eric wolves I didn't even mean to nail it I didn't even mean that I just took a wild guess I don't know a goddamn thing about these fellows go to that other one go to that last picture look at those G make that bigger he looks like shut the fuk up I'm basically wearing yoga pants I got these barbell jeans on these aren't even jeans he's a goddamn yoga pants all genes are made of weird like blue jeans a lot of them are not human civilization Cadillac Escalade


    Joe Rogan & Everlast - Weed Isn't Legal in Holland
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    go to Holland specifically known coffee shops over there and they're like yeah there's there's a lot of f*** with what's going on right now is there is if I understood what he's telling me right Canada is investing s*** tons of money with the government over there to like corporate like start growing corporate we like and they're going to phase out those Below close and take it over like you can only have that's a 500 grams of time in the shop legally alright if you have a good shop you're moving that you know and then f****** afternoon so and getting bringing weed to your shop is illegal like it's like it's a smuggling operation of to be in there you guys only cup of coffee shops in there just like it's f***** Emmanuel getting his it's like a constant there is like half a criminal operation they're running and you used to be the you get mushrooms used to be able to get mushrooms you spell to get like a bunch of s*** and now you can narcotics like Coke or anything like that but anything naturally mushrooms you could get acid when I was first I don't know if that was legal cuz I was really young I just a while look up coffee shops in there just like it's f***** Emmanuel getting his it's like a constant there is like half a criminal operation they're running and it used to be the you get mushrooms used to be able to get mushrooms you spell to get like a bunch of s*** and now you can't


    Joe Rogan on Mitch Hedberg
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    he had so much f****** material man that guy wrote constantly he was always riding till the end in the end you know the drugs got to him obviously they killed him but he was his stats at the that's a non sequitur style that's the hardest style of Comedy you say one thing and then you say something totally unrelated the next joke and the next joke totally unrelated no sequencing or you know it's always Dental fit in together in any way shape or form they're just total non sequiturs just here's a funny thing I thought of his another funny thing I thought of you know when it's but his style is so unique just the way he delivered things was so unique he was funny just talking about nothing like a talk about anything when my favorite jokes as he goes he goes somebody asked me if I want a frozen banana I said no but I want a regular banana later my favorite jokes as he goes he was somebody asked me if I want a frozen banana I said no but I want a regular banana later so yes he's one of the best albums of all time


    Joe Rogan - The Prizes for Sober October 2
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    what's got to be participate in Floyd Mayweather Manny Pacquiao 2 that's a great one that's where Larry the Cable Guy performs oh my God f*** it. That's a big as audiences are when's Floyd Mayweather Pacquiao I don't know I think it's in December is in December that sounds crazy but also that's like asking are you maybe maybe he's listening right now he's doing so we call him through his whole hog everyday he could take oh so you want the tune up Fight 2 murder someone who's like at the very top now he's not in that kind of like zone right now be still the best ever if not the one of a handful of the greatest boxers in history the world ever you know no question what we should do is tear tear the winnings all hotels. Off of my pubes Oliver first place should be I don't cover shift like a belt we should make a belt sure sober October belt belt that f****** belt just move all by got a minute to start doing I Noah guy he's diabetic so what what what you mean have on the app on the right there is definitely the name of it Undisputed sober October champ we have on it like the no smoking sign Nobu sign yeah I know pills on the side come up with how long take to make one of these belts let's find out a list whoever proambelts if you're listening 3 to 4 weeks I'll get on it when you got to get on it at the end of the Hotel like pre-show workouts


    Joe Rogan on the Violence in Chicago
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    yeah I didn't know if they got a video but yeah that's f***** up rapid motherfukers it's following them it's circling around about that is that bear could have just decided randomly through some firing of his bare synapses to take a left instead of a right he could have easily Australia you you. Oh Jesus Christ this is working if I was there I would know that's a reality that's really like my world doesn't involve does it involve being so down to the chance that this thing makes a decision to go otherwise it's going to run you down reporting on the lack of attention that the murders in Chicago are getting in like the national news and how cray how did the Chicago several times with the one thing that sticks out to meet every time I go there's how segregated to this 24 wounded and weekend shootings 28 people got shot dude that is crazy 28 people in a weekend standing on the sidewalk need someone right with fire Jesus Christ like there is a there is a war going on in Chicago that's way more deadly than most of the wars were engaging in overseas you don't hear about that many soldiers dying everyday Chicago this year passes 1400 1400 people shot over the Year this year how many soldiers were shot overseas this year you know the that's a weird thing man we got a war going on if that was Mexican invading North Dakota and shooting people nowadays people are dying everyday we would be taking action because it's happening too many bills and 100 of them were white people it would be an issue oh yeah it was 13 situation like culturally to have something this is adlerian and with 14 people being shot that means and people to realize this is you know post-traumatic stress disorder is a real thing in the ghetto as well as in the hills of Afghanistan is real of course so when you see something that people like do not protect those people it's exactly if they were stuck somewhere overseas and some in the middle of some war in on their American citizenship but please help get it out of the numbers of the south side of Chicago or all the murders going down there was a place to testiclea in another part of the world we would be saying just took over Hawaii and then we're in an aerial people start getting shot and killed by locals like that we would want to we want to track those people and why we scooped them up from an island who think they be shoot at the helicopters as we arrested the wrong people getting shot total steps like 2001 since 2001 man since January insane that is insane and that's happening right here in the Good Ol us of a and one of the biggest cities in the world Chicago's giant awesome City don't know what happened or why it happened why they have this is segregation there and what it was all about Chicago all the way over there or the President telling erotic I was a president how do you fix this you have to fix this is this a process man first I always say number one in education right education is number one if you're just if you're getting a better education then you just avoid the pitfalls naturally because you just know that these certain things are wrong and yam and by getting hours and after school hours there's no type of any type of extra expected to go into once you are certain age you are at your man now here's a gun we don't like those guys those guys don't like us you don't even question it just like my father that's right. Just a war zone with soldiers but Awards on with families to go places and see things then you realize like probably never left Chicago they've never been to the zoo and saw animal and went home and Googled the mating rituals of this open your mind open your mind you see the world becomes just so small that he operates in with his living his life it does matter your reality is what's around you until you get a scope of the bigger the ability to do that to my pops my father work two full-time jobs my whole childhood my father literally worked 80 hours a week so just to see him go everyday like Danny student this dude works hard man didn't have a lot to show for it and made sure his kids had mom was a teacher education you know it's on it you know it was my friend's dad then crack came and that was everything f***** up everything the neighborhood tribunal that was like a big crack was people that are alive today or young kids today they don't remember the 80s there was a plague a plane hit everybody knew somebody got hit and you so many people's lives were gone done done over people who are doing fine and then all the sudden losing friends that's what I that's what happened I started losing friends I saw it like people don't it was crazy man like some of the ship we saw I saw a friend get shot in the head like talk to him on the corner and Gage what's up man you look that maybe you know a thousand feet away and look back to like he look like a old like Big Daddy Kane album he had the top and a bunch of jewelry on on the corner on the Payphone this is beefer days we will be in the guy ran up on him while he was returning a beat and just tried to Rob them and then he went for his gun in the guy just said right on the corner of my block right on the corner of my eye and I went home and my parents confined to where I was it was I'm going to be you know you're very fortunate to know if your dad worked very hard for some people if they didn't get the break that you got in that in that regard what's up but that's that's where character comes from two means having someone like that as an example like how someone who can work two full-time jobs yeah and that is the force of will a day 14 job pill to swallow when you're young but damn the dude to go through that always seem like they have an extra gear you know I know a lot of dudes who went through like boot camp type dad's they did not like it but they can do some s*** like I'm just a little bit more than the other people can do looks like you're going to work that's not even a question you going to work and then I have so many siblings that what his rule was you know we had to take care of each other so my oldest brother of course he turns 14 first he's working he gets paid you have to give everybody $5 you could be got paid today give all your siblings five. everybody to be in it together a smart and take a minute and then it was the rule was it was your brother going to fight your in a fight so then it became don't fuk with the rock Brothers cuz it's so many of them you have to fight all of them so that kind of kept us safe during this whole you know wow that's awesome and what it's a bad situation to be in but a great place to develop character opportunities develop a sense of you know go and get it work hard no excuses nobody's doing it for you nobody's coming to save you that you're responsible for you we all need to have a little bit more and then also a little bit more Community to at the corner with tell you to sit inside and see your mother came home yeah people with they would police the neighborhood right somewhere around there wasn't any older than that after it right in the face man I fell on the ice and my cousin just happened to be there and she was looking at her on the ground and she did not laugh at her believe since you laughed and I should do the lady got up she's just angry that she fell and hurt herself got up and smack my cousin right in the face my cousin fell down I remember seeing it and realized I couldn't do anything about it to save her to help her you know I was a little kid to and being terrified that this grown-up person just smacked his little kid in the head for something that wasn't even real my cousin fell down I remember seeing it and realized I couldn't do anything about it to save her to help her you know I was a little kid to and being terrified that this grown-up person just smacked his little kid in the head for something that wasn't even real like you don't want that either right it's like don't touch my kid is probably better in the long run. Crazy people


    Joe Rogan - Tom Papa's 9/11 Story
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    friend of mine said something very profound he said Hard Times make tough men easy times make weak men yeah but hard men make easy times make easy times easy times make weak men yeah these kids today don't know what's because they haven't gone through enough this is a 911. I was in New York was at Newark you don't give that a lot by the way this is a funny story 911 but I was at Newark I was flying out that day and we watch the second plane fly into the the second one I saw it looking you actually literally playing hit a hundred percent I was the first planet heck was going through your mind when you saw him before we got there before I got there and I walked with a pilot down like through the airport and he said yeah I think it was a Cessna was kind of crazy and I'm so down there and I was at the at the I was going to Chicago and I said to the woman working the thing I said you know you think we're going to actually get out and a guy yells here comes another one this man just like a businessman and we all turn and you could just see it for streaking across right into the small small so I sit down I just sat we just and I was sitting with an artist and a middle-aged man was an artist and then we heard about the Pentagon getting there and he opened up his little heart case and had all these razors in it like razor blades and stuff from his artwork like how you know he's a commercial artist he's like this is all going to change just letting you know people just they let me on the plane with this and we just sitting there like just freaked out like freaked out and I was calling my wife who was in New York and I woke her up and we're trying to talk into the thing just looked at me like in my eyes like we're trying to understand what was happening so I think we should go home now I was like yeah yeah right of course we should have just sitting there for 20 minutes and there's just dust where the towers were and I'm like holy s*** so I can't get in so I go to my Nana's house who lives in by Giants stadium and cuz she's the closest to the city I can't get into the city so that this driver takes takes us over and I get to my Nana's house and she's so excited to see me cuz her grandson visiting and she lives alone now my father grandfather passed and I'm sitting in front of the TV and I'm like Nana like At first I hugged her and I was like all weepy like I was shaking and I didn't know what was happening see you giving here's a visit this is so great you see what's happening so I know it's a crazy world and I sit in a little tiny living room den area and we have the TV on and she's trying to talk to me and I'm trying to watch the television and she this is the World War 2 mentality friend take half of my sandwich you reached open at imphal gave me half of a tuna fish sandwich you eat this I'm going to go play cards with my friends will have dinner after you'll be okay and and she walks out how but they were tough they dealt with so much have a sandwich I'm going to go play bridge completely like flower head flower head don't get caught up thinking about everything that's happening there's no sense in that we've done that before and you get nowhere so let's just keep going this way toward that affected people the way World War II did with the entire Nick was involved but the whole world was involved in this conflict to stop evil yeah was a different time you had an evildoer you had a real I mean obviously isis's evil obviously North Korea there's a lot of evil in the world do not like this evil empire to invading Europe and dropping bombs on people it's not the same it's not no Nazis that believe in Eugenics and wanted to create an Aryan race in like that was really my hands and stop telling people were coming and they were the most sophisticated in terms of engineering and write like that means a they have to this day we where do you get all the f****** and engineers in terms of like automobiles top-end like Audi BMW those people were making shift for Nazis back then yeah I mean that's one of Hitler's cars there's a Audi from like 1930 something I was made for Hitler looks like they were they were designing engines planes and they were super Advanced super Advanced after the war designed to secretly and some of them were like little like Wernher von Braun the guy who was in charge of NASA really a hundred percent the Simon wiesenthal Center said that if he was alive today that would prosecute him for crimes against humanity and he was the head of NASA who's the head of NASA took monsters to Soviet Union they took some of those monsters there's no reason to whitewash that either the real monster they were the five slowest Jews everyday in front of the of the rocket Factory in Berlin where Wernher von Braun was making rockets for the Nazis how my God they had these Jews that were slaves that worked as what I mean there's people that were alive today that have those tattoos and their arms right that talked about meeting him there and she and him there and they they would hang the slowest workers oh my God yeah in the front of the factory and let me know going to work doesn't split doesn't leave a country with work to do and then in Nazi Germany agreed with the ideology wholeheartedly mean I didn't have a conversation with him I don't know if he's being for pragmatic purposes he was frightened with an A but get a disguise get out of there I don't think they could you know it was a slow slide I'm sure into that I mean, wasn't that slow but from World War World War escalated yeah I think it's just got to this point with a like oh my God like what are we doing when it started having these concentration camps and killing all these Jews died terrifying and those silly took a lot of those guys over here they work for the US government


    Joe Rogan on People Getting Drug Tested for Work
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    is good you look on Instagram people post a selfie and say six months sober guys thank you so much and tons of congratulations because it's a virtue because you are helpless something you're not using drugs or as in other cultures that would not be the case people just know you've decided not to work with a certain medicine. It's an interesting choice not an accomplishment know who was really saying Kyle you don't like the term plant medicine do I don't use well do bought this so weird sort of pretentious yes yes I know people call Ayahuasca the medicine or you don't hate it I a lot of these like more flowery terms again and I just don't use them myself but I don't hate it would you or you know I think people like you were very important and I'm a big fan but I think one of the reason you're important as you are a cognoscenti of real drugs like you you understand what they actually do you could explain them to the Layman or you could debate them with someone who was a doctor perhaps that wanted to know to talk about the dangers of them and you understand all the various aspects of it I think there's a tremendous amount of ignorance when it comes to drugs drug consumption what is a drug I mean how many times have you seen a person with a smoking cigarettes and they don't do drugs it is so f****** stupid but it's it's so common there's this very very very common aspect of being a person which is the desire to change your mental state and we've done it throughout history with various substances but there's so much stigma attached to it and you want two things have been doing lately on stage I'll ask people how many people get piss tested at work it's f****** stunning it's stunning it's like 10% of the audience to raise my hand like one out of ten people get their their body tested to make sure that while they're not working there they're not putting anything in their body that's prohibited which is such a horrible invasion of privacy they do you know that became so popular that in the 80s are in one presidential election all the candidates voluntarily had their urine tested to prove that they were sober I mean this is like truly considered a virtue and it's immensely in days I say this is someone to analyze my own urine in a laboratory work and it's like a strange portal into your own life you're going to a stranger everything that you consumed is then a parent there and it is incredibly it's a huge invasion of privacy that we've decided is acceptable you have to be very careful about these things agree it's and of course the synthetic cannabinoid epidemic if you want to call it that I actually don't want to call it that because even the idea of a drug didn't show up on these urine tests so initially was in the military then it was people who are on parole or probation people who were living hard lives wanted to get high couldn't get high this was a way that they could do it and so it does incentivize people just wanted to smoke weed using completely untested synthetic cannabinoids instead as a direct result of his urine tests the actual effects and how long they last you're not even testing a person's conscious State your testing whether or not a person's altered their state of consciousness outside of their they're working time you know it's not like you show up and they could scan your hand and realize that you're high on marijuana right now it's not what they're doing what they're doing is there they're testing you for something that could linger in your body for weeks after these psychoactive effects of long since gone oh yeah or even be the result passive exposure there was a great scientific article that came out a couple of years ago but they found they just passive exposure to cannabis smoke contaminates her hair with THC so that all these people have red hair test who actually had not smoke cannabis but it sounds like an excuse I was just in the room someone else is doing it just being in contact with someone who could then deposit THC in your hair and cause you to test positive for these attacks aren't even necessarily reliable this is the same problem there was a trend how about this what people would get their urine tested for a different to quantify two levels of neurotransmitter metabolites in their urine in this is supposed to be like a fingerprint if your mood so they could quantify the level of Serotonin and dopamine Gaba whatever whatever whatever and then they tell you a little low on serotonin you're pretty depressed actually need to supplement with some 5-HTP or something like that very productive way of thinking about Consciousness but the main issue is that you have these neurotransmitters in your urine does it mean they were ever in your brain doesn't say anything about anything so it's just it's so juvenile on the way it says it's such a piss-poor way of maintaining Order checking people's Consciousness and making me what you should do is Judge People based on their productivity if I have some guy and he shows up working maintaining Order checking people's Consciousness and making me what you should do is Judge People based on their productivity if I have some guy and he shows up work and he kicks ass everyday I'm like dude what's your secret lyrics I get high before work great I feel good having a good time at work Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah Zippity day I'm putting everything in order and it's just feels good like keep doing what you're doing


    Joe Rogan - GSP's Incredible Story on Meeting His Childhood Bully
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    people not holding grudges and not being upset at people and if I see someone that I had a problem with the past is give him a hug and I don't I don't care it's not healthy to carry around grudges and to make you feel good something to I'm just saying hi and just being friendly or saying you're sorry or saying hey man I don't have a problem with you and there's like I died a few years ago I drove my car on that second in the evening I sat tall guy coming at me and he asked for you beg for money put down my window this guy swears it's true story is that guy that used to bully me in school I say I park my name I park my car parked car without any thought that would be angry because you see me yeah yeah I know but things doesn't go well for me and I'll make it alright what you doing here man's like I give him what I have left on me and I got to remember like I got a hundred something I gave him I said get out of here and get your full potential as I get out of here tiger's eye no problem then you say thank you George you got all that I don't I don't hear about him few few weeks few months later I go to my parents house for having dinner at my dad say it you know come to the house a few days ago this guy I'm like yeah yeah you said you met him in the street but now he said he came to thank you Jamie wanted to talk to you about so you don't live here and I don't want to give you a number you said yesterday Georgie talk to me and he said that you changed my life no I have a job and I and I feel good I just want to say thank you to him and felt so good now you just wear that when I met him and I didn't get angry because it made me feel good you can type like this it was like taking off and so I was like an underwear in front of everybody in from the girl he was beating me up all the time and he was stronger than me was like three or four years older than me and was tall and strong guys are hockey player back in the day and that we couldn't beat him he was always stronger than me and you hurt me a lot like back in the day so my dad one time I was got beat up in the bus I told him because I came up with a black eye at one time in my life my dad what happened I never said anything by somebody that I say is a kind of bus you beat me up and said that tell him the name of the guy so my dad with you did you find out where I'm from Countryside stove everybody knows who everybody lives you goes to the house and I can tell her talk to daddy saying that's enough. Stop can you tell your son to stop hitting my son in the bus because he need to be focused on their school and their dad when my dad came back yesterday I went talk to his Daddy's going to stop suicide that is that it was like drinking and stuff and was beating the s*** out of his son so that way this guy learn to communicate to his dad was beating up he was drunk and beating him up that's the way you can meet you was coming in communicating with me it was beating me up because he learned that they're the same way from is not to communicate so I was just happened to be write the wrong time of the right time in his life at the perfect you know I was the guy that was getting beat so it's like good and bad you was not a bad person to my version of life for my perspective it was a terrible person that was terrible I wanted to kill him miserable cuz I was proud and I won't play that fought him so many times have I just got his complaining saying I stop bothering him is that was wasn't never going to giving up even though it was beating it getting beat up all the time to my own eyes that you was a bad person but true is eyes it was a different story and his father was a different story today everybody was a different story when I met him that way we talked about it feels so good wake me up you didn't but you know what even though you did that I give you the money and how you make me feel like I'm kind of a Revenge better than you make me feel like yeah man DC without me you wouldn't have nothing maybe to sleep or eat tonight so I give it to you I still give it to you if you do that to me that make me feel much better than if I would like to read them up and don't you think that maybe that guy and him doing that you was one of the reasons why you became a champion because you you got in the martial arts very heavily because of being daddy beating up and school maybe it was meant by that he was not the only guy that was beating me up all these friend but you was kind of the dead guy that was all their girl liked and it was like the taller stronger guy so he was kind of the house for guy and the time that happened but maybe it's one of the cars yes you know it's crazy to be wrong I could be right but that's what that's my philosophy in life that's how I think you're a good guy but I think you would like it I don't have the time to explain to them everything I just told you that's how I say you're a good guy thank you I'm not f****** good guy myself


    Joe Rogan on Smoking Weed with Action Bronson
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    have an explanation my man with the hair close to the podcast a long time ago I love that guy to did you make this my favorite dude on that show man he's a good dude I don't necessarily agree with everything they say not everything but that if you're high it's f****** fun to watch he came on the podcast smoke more weed in my life he smoked by himself at least six blunts during the podcast while doing dabs so hard let me keep my hands on the wheel sir but he just kept going it will that we took a photo of the ashtray after was over was Preposterous was like look at that that's one show but that's he's a he's a crazy guy that's so seeing him like interact with food and she's like he's really really knows about food and really understands but yeah I think you should have a cooking show me actually you know can whip up some f****** mean food is gone but we need more of those kind of shows explore food and Bourdain show change the way I feel about food I used to think of food is just something that tastes really good I didn't think of it as an art form and then I watched a show and you know the Reverend said he had four shafts and for the creation of food maybe realize I go this is an art form that I was ignorant of I didn't think of it the right way along all that was not just like the high Chef level heat brings it to the like the homefront we're so I gave him a local that you would go everywhere and buy street food me honestly when you cook and you feel like that though I know you cuz you just now I see you cooking all the time whenever you posting that should never invite me over to have some of that beautiful L. I was just sitting back there sitting back there he's taking a steak that you can't wear so they had a blur out of shirt that's such a Stoney think


    Joe Rogan - Dr. Rhonda Patrick on the Carnivore Diet
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    telling me that you wrote a 30-page paper on the carnivore diet thoughts and references will you sing I thought there's no way I was like I just ignored it so yeah I definitely just missed it when I when I first heard about it but it's definitely been something that has you know gained a lot of traction what is attracting someone to try such a very restrictive diet you know that potentially could be dangerous without published evidence or any sort of long-term studies and things like that so I think that the first question really is why are people doing this and so looking on the Internet and try to read about people to anecdotes it seems as though a lot of people are drawn to it because they have some sort of autoimmune problem and that's a try this diet and it improves their autoimmune symptoms and I see that seems to be a real common theme at least if you if you look in the blogosphere is and stuff like that so that's I think kind of a good place to start where it's like well you know what are people doing this for and then so that's the kind of an important question and so-so further reading about this diet is sort of try to think about well, what's going on it's really important when you have like something that leads to an effect to understand the mechanism because the mechanism is you know what's leading to to this effect and so if you can do something that's potentially not so dangerous or risky then understand the mechanism help me because then you can find other ways to do it right and so if you look at that studies on people that eat low-carb high-protein diets with pretty common is there there's changes that happened in a variety of different endocrine factors like Newton your last insulin that's changing your satiety and hunger hormones leptin and ghrelin and people become more satiating they actually eat less in this has been shown in multiple studies the people actually eat less when they're having higher protein diet which makes sense to you cuz person is more satiating as well and also there's also been studies on was called capitulation we're basically so habituated when you're constantly exposed to the same stimulus decrease responsible for this band intervention trials where people are given the same food every single day both non-obese and obese people versus people that are giving the same food once a week and the people that are given the same food every single day that they start to eat less calories so they start to eat less naturally sort of turkel work worship themselves so I mean it's kind of like dietary not need to sort of thing so I think they're Denia if you read and people out there on the Block talking about this guy they say I like I'm eating less I only twice a day I'm fasting people are talking about that as well so I think there is to publish evidence to kind of explain that and also there's you know people saying yeah I eat less so that's an important point because one thing that's really known to affect autoimmunity is calorie restriction interesting like it's probably one of the most well technologies that you can intervene and have improvements in autoimmune disease so some of that has to do with the fact that you can sort of reset your immune system there's an animal studies and human studies a lot of the Sun by dr. valter Longo at USC he's done some prolonged fasting in animals and also there's been sort of like a fasting mimicking diet done in humans which kind of very low calorie diet and those have shown that you basically kind of crossover because fasting is a type of stress you cross over into this like stronger stress response where you're not only like clean the way all the gunk inside the cells people talk about Itachi lot when they're talking about fasting you clean away things like damaged you know but you also start to clear away in Terror cells through a process called apoptosis and studies with been shown is that if you do for example a 72-hour fast you can clear away about 30% of the immune system and the end and replenish it with like brand-new healthy immune cells and literally like organs shrink went during the fasting and then they'll expand because you're activating stem cells and you're you're basically replenishing all your damaged old cells with new ones will valter is shown in in this animal studies also autoimmune self 10 to be selectively killed off and replaced with non immune cells she's also done a clinical study pilot clinical study with people with multiple sclerosis doing this fast mimicking diet for one month so I for one week and there and their symptoms improved also ketogenic diet was done side-by-side and ketogenic diet also improve sentence about immunity so those both were done in humans so I think that you know understanding that I can play and not fasting itself in Keller both have been trying to prove autoimmunity you may be tapping into something there by eating less that's one possibility in addition there's been set clinical studies in humans were that were done they were basically fasted for 24 hours every other day for 15 days so they had like a total 7 Days of fasting and these are also people with multiple sclerosis and their profound changes in the microbiome that started happening and this was an inline with basically having a lot of anti-inflammatory cytokines basically producing immune cells that are really important for preventing autoimmunity called to write the choice also things like that so that's another really important thing to consider is you know the microbiome because the microbiome has been linked to autoimmunity and multiple multiple studies I mean it's been linked to arthritis the point of this is that you know again understanding mechanism in realizing you know there's other potential factors that could be leading to an effect right it's it's actually that the change of the microbiome a really important because there's actually been a few animal studies which have led to phase 1 Phase 2 and phase 3 clinical trials that have been done in humans so humans with multiple sclerosis were treated with Minocycline antibiotic and they've been basically the antibiotic was shown to improve symptoms of multiple sclerosis and cuz they're there's good bacteria and bad bacteria that have been linked autoimmunity and getting rid of getting rid of bacteria you know the bad bacteria is going to probably lead to improvements and that's what was shown first and animal studies and then and human trials the humans taking with multiple sclerosis taking Minocycline for two years so basically they had Improvement to delay the onset progression of disease then after 2 years that those improvements went away probably because you're wiping out the microbiome you're also getting rid of the good bacteria and so that things are going to catch up right so you're not just you may be getting rid of some of the pathogenic bacteria with antibiotics but eventually like you're also getting rid of good stuff so long term you know you may not have the same improvements and not and that's very interesting I think it's really important to understand with with something like you know changes very profound changes in my crown when it comes to someone just eating meat so one thing to keep in mind with with a microbiome is that basically bacteria really are good at adapting to their environment that's why the antibiotic resistance is such a big deal and when you there been human intervention studies when you take a human that goes from a high fiber diet to a low fiber high protein dwarf vice-versa you get changes in their gut microbiome that happened within 24 hours within an hour you actually start to have doubling of populations of bacteria and within 40 48 Hours you actually start to lose other the base of the other bacterial sore to die off on this is that the species level it's really hard to change the file of the file has more than two long-term dietary patterns eventually you can change file as well but it's been shown that people that go from a high-fiber to a high protein diet they have changed their microbiome and these changes are a lot of the microbiome you know bacteria that are preventing a variety of fermentable fiber start to we've and you actually start to get bacterial cropping up that ferment amino acids so the amino acids amino acids simple sugars fast is mostly absorbed in the small intestine but some of them make their way into the large intestine and there's a hole you know a bacteria called putrefactive bacteria and they ferment amino acids and some of these species of of putrefaction bacteria have been linked to colon cancer there are much higher and colon cancer animal Studies have shown you no causal link swear they can basically progressively cause a a polyp to form a tumor because these bacteria are making things called putrescine and cadaverine which are damaging their genotoxic agents that damage the DNA inside your colon cells and so people that are typically eating like a omnivore type of Iowa to eating protein and they're also eating fermentable fiber if they're eating the fermentable fiber that's locating the growth of lactic acid producing bacteria that limit the growth of putrefactive so if you're if you're you know if it'll bacteria lactobacillus mutants as soon as those strains of bacteria are elected as producing bacteria which should be getting if you're a mean you'd be facilitating the growth of if you're eating plans for multiple fiber you're going to limit the growth of putrefactive because they can't grow with lactic acid so it's not like you know you how it's not a huge huge concern but the question is what happens when you're only eating a meal asked me only getting amino acids you know so is there a long-term so if you're if you're if you're killing off potentially some of this pathogenic bacteria and you're having this effect with a positive effect what what's going to happen long-term it's not known I mean to start it and it hasn't really been studied at that level stories about 20 years there online but it's very difficult to track your I mean it's it's that you take them at their word for the Vita nothing but me for 20 years they feel amazing but there's not very many of them will there may be more out there but it's in terms of like what I've come across articles you know but just social media profiles people talk about the positive benefits of it it seems to me that most people that are talking about the positive benefits or talking about it with anyone into your window that's what that's what we're really dealing with a lot of Sean Baker dr. Shawn Baker was probably the leading proponent of it or one of the poster boys of it along with Jordan Peterson and his daughter Mikayla Jordan Peterson his daughter Mikayla there different in that they were dealing with severe autoimmune issues his daughters had two joints replaced book before she was 18 she had her ankle replaced before she was 18 I think she had a hip replaced shortly after that and Jordan has had some pretty severe autoimmune issues depression within with both of them those things were cleared up but as you've talked about multiple times for on the show depression has been linked to disorders in the gut biome right and this is something that you feel like may be contributing to this as long as as well as both of them also got very lean Jordan lost a ton of weight he's back to the way that he wasn't is 25 years old and I've eaten with them and the guy eats he eats a lot but it's a lot of meat just like he'll eat got 30 oz steak you know which is just crazy the crazy amount of meat but I don't know how many times he's doing that a day I don't know you know there are other important and there's a lot of potential confounding factors right and that with any attic total data is extremely important to consider just people can't even agree on the best diet because a lot of these epidemiological an observational studies which don't stop is causation have an enormous amount of confounding factors and it is freaking it's so hard to look like control for that I mean just as a perfect example we talked about this before in the podcast but you know the vegetarian vs people that eat meat one of the really large studies that was done and and and talked about the longest par that study looked in at all cause mortality and cancer funny and it was lower in vegetarians but they decided to take the meat eaters and say okay what about within this group the people that are healthy meat eaters are people that are you know not you know not unhealthy so they're not obese they're not centered and not smoking and drinking alcohol those people when they took out that controls confounding factors the meat eaters have the same mortality as vegetarian exercise has also been trying to change microbiome independent of diet in a positive way where you're actually producing more of the bacteria that are producing things like lactic acid so and fasting does the same thing and so you have people that are fasting so you know it's not like you can't do other things if you want to sort of help with microbiome but I think again if there is a way you can do you know if there's a way that you can get these benefits without having to do something so hyper and we'll talk about I mean I have concerns for that we can definitely get into that but then you know why not try that and you know the thing with like for example doing like a prolonged fast you know once once a quarter once every couple of months depending on how severe your your issues are I mean there's there's been benefits shown with that like an aging like you know so people that have been put on this fasting mimicking diet they have improved biomarkers of Aging that increase their lean muscle mass I mean so like I said an animal study you can't directly translate the animal says to humans because rodents have a really fast metabolism and a few fast them for 48 hours they lose 20% of body weight or humans only like one or 2% I mean that's like clearly you know process of selectively damaged cells are killed in fact this whole like there there's a whole dr. valter Longo showing that cancer cells are really really susceptible to dying when they're when you do like a prolonged fast during the fasting mimicking diet and he's he's he's shown this an animal studies and he sent a couple of clinical studies were patients with cancer were treated with standard of care but before their standard carestream and they were fasted for up to seventy-two hours and what happens what he's shown in animal studies happens is that because the fasting is a type of stress all your healthy cells increase all the stress response Pathways it make more heat shock proteins are increasing production Pathways anti-inflammatory they're doing all this really good stuff and response cancer cells can't do that they're like screwed up and so they can't activate the stress response pathway so it ends up killing them so you end up happening happening happening is that when you're giving another genotoxic stress like chemo your healthy cells become more resistant to the damaging effects the radiation and the cancer cells become more sensitized to death and somebody showing him in his Pilot cities in humans is that basically humans that were true that were that were treated with the standard-of-care think it was chemo and also fasted they had less on neutropenia which is the loss of which neutrophils which is the side effect because you're losing normal healthy cells they had less of that happening less myelosuppression so I mean the point is I think if you can find a way to get positive benefits you know without having to do something so risky and potentially dangerous and unstudied you know you know I mean it in a really scientific away long-term I mean just all of that is really important then just comprehensive breakdown it's almost like a lot of them are going into it blindfolded. Like look it seems to be working so I'm just going to stick with it but again when you're talking about most people's cases you're talking about one year maybe two years sometimes even less where they're having these benefits and as you're saying it's entirely possible that they're setting themselves up for some potential long-term damage it is it is it definitely possible and again at the end of the day there's no data there's no data so you can't say for sure there's no data but I have concerns and we can talk about this concerns for sure I would like to but you know the thing is understanding mechanism like you said going and blindly I mean you have a hypothesis is like okay your hypothesis is all plants are bad changing like dramatically changing and those things have been known multiple Studies have shown that humans and animals mechanistic detail to have benefits on autoimmunity on Aging in General on bring function of all sorts of things you know so mechanism is so important you have to realize I mean that's the whole basis of science understanding how the world Works around you understanding how your body works mechanisms experience is something positive it's like well this must be the end-all be-all and but long-term essentially nutrition Consulting to people but she doesn't really have a background in it and she's in she doesn't have the information that you just distributed like what you just said. All these people listening and that the way you're describing the the mechanisms and are the benefits of fasting all these different various things are happening inside your got and all these different things that are happening with healthy cells and damaged cells with fasting and this is mimicked by this restrictive diet and then this is all absent from the Kellogg this is all absent from The Descendants one of these is disturbing the most disturbing for me it's like I get that they're seeing positive results I get on going to deny that there but when they start saying you know plants are bad and there's a you know like my friend Chris he's always talk about the war on carbs he's also got Chris Bell he's got autoimmune issues as well is that both of his hip replaced before he was 35 and innocent arthritis and he is leaner than he's ever been and benefiting greatly from this carnivore diet but you know he's he's like he talks about like he uses #war on carbs you know he doesn't eat salad when he green but he thinks greens are bad for you I don't like man I don't not sure that's correct I think it's so important what you're saying and there's a researcher online that I've been in contact with the name is Kevin Bass and his bass or bass bass not sure which how to pronounce it but he also brought up this possibility that it could be calorie restriction that these people are dealing with and that this is essentially some of the same mechanisms that are the positive reactions from fasting that you're dealing with here and I'm very happy that you're saying the same thing that is one very strong possibility and you know there's lots of here and you know Kevin all the data and has lots of positive data about eating plans you know so it's really hard that's one hypothesis NASA seems to be the one everyone sort of gravitating to you know if it's someone's also wanting to reduce their their glycemic load and all that I mean there's there otherwise I mean eating just a modified paleo diet I mean I ate something like a modified paleo diet where it's like I'm eating I'm eating fish and meat poultry and a lot of greens cruciferous vegetables now you can do sand nuts you know or you can do a ketogenic diet like they're like I just talked about the study that was done looking at the fasting mimicking diet and humans with multiple sclerosis sclerosis there was the same potion the same paper there was a study that they study that put patients on ketogenic diet for I believe it was three months and it improve symptoms of autoimmune as well was or comprable improvements so you know the ketogenic diet modified ketogenic diet is also you know there's also concerns with that something not everyone responds very well and you know the micronutrient deficiencies have been concerned but you can actually eat a lot of vegetables Ruben you know the way they age it's improving their cognitive function brain aging extending their life spans so you know if people are looking for in addition to you no wanting to like help with their autoimmunity issues you know there's also if it's like well I also just don't want to have a lot of insulin response I want to lower my glycemic levels and things like that seems like a much better option then then doing something completely on study and so you know I think that's a really good place to start and obviously not disregarding everyone's and Actos and of course is also the placebo and nocebo effect which are very real and extremely will real why lot of drugs don't ever make it to Market is because they can't beat Placebo you know where it's like people think they're going to get a positive response from something they can and the opposite is true people think they're going to get a negative response or something they can


    Joe Rogan and Brendan Schaub on Batman's Dick
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    I bet it's no bro he doesn't care that energy aggressive aggressive you don't have that Fatima looks like that and doesn't have a big dick I don't know Duty Batman Batman the comic drew a dick and he's that's Batman you're not saying yeah Batman has a dick now, Kate there's like this new like kind of x-rated Batman or come out with and they show Batman's dick that's how I pictured this isn't a real Romero Millennials who think they're going to rewrite history to make an Iron Man a woman they're crazy it's just people out of your f****** mind Captain America woman trying to sort of social justice Warrior up all the comedy all the comic books that it is true everyone Batman's penis bro a real that's not real see that's a comic book and it's a comic book that's by the way was created in like what was let's just take a guess my Batman was created 1940 they said he's ever seen and then got backlash was like what the fuc at this is a big cock and was like no dude for Batman Batman you pretty as the weirdest superhero ever because he's basically just a rich guy on steroids Superman would first of all he moves so fast he can make the earth spin backwards and reverse time because lasers in his eyes forgot there's no fight I just want to have some fun this weekend but I don't I don't know it looks all right to me and I love them and I love Tom Hardy to evil Spider-Man body and he's evil I don't know what is kids today I know I know man I know I mean I guess it's better than remaking the hawk for the 98 time I'll take it and how many Spider-Mans are there now is like 80 Spider-Man how many Spider-Mans are there now is like 80 Spiderman whatever Spider-Man starts making some money they got we got any of the new bro we got a new one Tobey Maguire Spider-Man


    Joe Rogan - Brendan Schaub on Visiting a Fertility Clinic
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    do my heart drops it's hard man falls in the Crazy Jim feel so vulnerable in your eye of the world now that you have a kid do you know I'm way more I'm way more like I'm more scared of the world I feel like I'm more loving now I also if a friend through a shity dad I barely hang out with him anymore and I'll resend again yeah now I feel the same way yeah do you know the thing is like I feel sad for people who don't make the transition you know there's a transition to being a father that some people resist Yelp where it becomes the primary focus of your life becomes a big big big deal but if you make that transition the love that comes out of that and then the change that it brings about in you and the benefits for your child they're so substantial I mean and it's so cliche so it's the best thing I've ever done straight up man I've had a cool f****** life is in life are the best thing ever done I want to Squad Museum them taking all these weird pills now get that to get the load that come, you got to save your loads to a big day go down there with your girl with you when you had to give him the same as she was like busy talking the guy in there she's like talking the doctor cuz I go to stick to the back alright yeah so you had a jerk off knowing your girls in the other room so I walked into this room it's a Mexican do just like a man just go in there don't touch anything just fill up the thing I don't need any of this have a f****** cell phone but f*** you f****** fold dinosaur give it like I'm like I can on the thing in a bag is looks at it looking out that's not good dude we get we're going to need more load a big baby makes you feel that s*** Black Market is a bunch of little Browns run around many times more than once is the doctors at fertility clinics swap out other people's come for their own and they have a bunch of there their own babies running around like these people wanted specific genetics and this one redheaded doctor to shoot Loza to cups I think he fathered like a hundred children oh my God what is that image looks like there's a bunch of these guys is not just one what would I need to 92 the blow a load in no top did you ever watch the HBO expose on Bikram from the Bikram Yoga Ali-A visit 2016 around 50 times paper say wow guy I think there's been a bunch of these guys throughout history I think they should test every one of those guys they should make sure they're not doing that anybody running a fertility clinic it take you get bored over and over again guys jacking off in the cops me like you know what make my day exciting if I take out this load and put in my run 600 children ran like this but I get it I get it I really do get I talked about in my special some creeps yeah I mean I talked about in this last special like I get it if I was a woman I'd be a feminist I get it you're f****** gross but not all of us. Although I would never jerk off into 600 cups pretend with someone else's love me but I know that there's a surprise me in the slightest the piece of f****** gross guy with little tiny dick and some woman with his Bangin ass and tiny waist big old titties comes in and she's like you know we're just trying to get pregnant we're really struggling so we decided to go the sperm donor rally case we got a super athlete he's a genius and other guy is real hair go full-screen go full-screen now you can you can get I don't think so dude like that dude


    Nikki Glaser Tells Joe Rogan How to Get More Blowjobs
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    b******* I've been talking through and I think it's the same thing because I'm not like great at them I've never been like while you're the best at that since and I've never been a girl who's like I love giving b******* and I always heard girls like there's some girls that say that like I love sucking dick and I've always been like this to you or but maybe you get some what's the the compersion where you enjoy someone else's but now I realize that the difference between me and those girls is that those girls the first time they gave a b****** I guarantee or one of the first times the guy was like you're amazing at this you're really good at this or anyone and then you do it again and again cuz you're like I'm good at this this is my thing and then you get good at it and you're like it's my thing but no one ever said that to me about b******* early on it was always just kind of like a means to an end and I feel like if someone doesn't like lied to me so I am I asked guys now like just lie to every girl if you get a b******* and it's like mediocres be like you're the best at this ever like this is the best one ever received cuz she will be so it'll make her feel good she's not that great but she'll do it a lot because I'll be like I'm great at this and this guy thinks I'm the greatest. It doesn't do it a lot and it by doing a lot better and then everyone went and then her self-esteem gets shattered if she runs into the one dude to who the f*** told you you're good at this I just like everybody told me I was great but maybe maybe even a girl that is really good at them can meet a guy that's like your daily cuz Everyone likes different styles so I think that you run that risk regardless I just schoolgirl outfit when am I doing what what do you do with this Usher oh my God my friend recently cuz we've talked a lot of but me and my friend have talked a lot about how we just are insecure that we're bad at b******* and we've taking classes at Babeland releasing I've read everything I've watched tutorials I just it's just not getting through to me I just I haven't I try and I'm not like bad at that like I I don't think I'm bad at them but I just always was apprehensive because I think the first thing I heard about b******* was that the first complaint I would hear around me was too much teeth and I've always had like really big teeth and some like tomorrow I have big teeth beaver I believe my teeth are going to get in the in the way of this so I immediately that was my biggest issue and then you learned that like that's easy to like work around and then sweating with but my friend said that she learned this new trick works when she's hooking up she'll do a role-play of like will you teach me how to do a b****** but she's actually like wanting them to teach her and so it's a hot thing we're like she gets to role-play but honestly doesn't know and gets in the guy tells her exactly what to do and then part of the character as opposed to her being bad at b******* so that's my next thing I'm going to try I think the guys invested in the project and if you mess up your own you're just being good at the role play the character as opposed to her being bad at b******* so that's my next thing I'm going to try I think the guys invested in the project and if you mess up your own you're just you're just being good at the role play


    Joe Rogan - Nikki Glaser "Standup Gave Me a Reason to Live"
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    play depreston it like in a dangerous way around like I got to watch it like I got to be vigilant about meditating everyday to keep my depression at Bay because of would you think that is do you think that's a genetic thing to think it runs in your family it honestly I get suicidal thoughts not like I should kill myself it's like kill yourself it would be fun to kill yourself they cut pain literally soothing it soothes me to think about killing myself when I'm in my worst depressive stages and it is I compared to likes nipples when you're getting a cold like I have a little a little while ago shoot yourself in the head oh God I'm getting sick again okay I got to meditate now and then it'll and then I'll be fine like literally it's like that and what's before the shoot yourself nothing but I really do think it's like the weather like I just can't even describe it I remember Sarah Silverman talking about her depression like it's like just a cloud comes over you and you're just as well here it comes and that's kind of how it feels and I totally have it under control when I'm meditating everyday doesn't I don't get a single one of those thoughts but like if I skip a day one day they come in and then and then you if you going to do a real bad spot you those thoughts I've never even so much as made an attempt or even plan to make an attempt like it's never gotten to that even close to that for me but I realize that these are the same kind of thoughts that people that end up doing this start with like there's some kind of like eager to share it because I don't think I'm ever going to kill myself and I don't think that that's but I think that like a lot of people I'm at risk and I don't think that people talk about that and then cuz I do have these thoughts and it's not even like I go what can I do to make myself feel better like to kill myself and literally like kill yourself it's like a little voice or something and I struggled with mental illness before I eat but it's it's a voice did you have don't eat because you thought you were overweight or don't eat because you thought you'd be more track you look like a real what was it was it vague or was it just like a Obsession high school I should be skinny everyone should be skinny I admire like wanted to be famous someday and I looked it up like I idolized everyone in the magazines the whole classic thing is like looking literally magazine I'm who constantly hated her body was skinnier than me and constantly said she was fat and things like that like where you just using this model for you so I grew up thinking skinny equals more lovable and then I lost weight just because my senior year I lost weight because of boy like me that I liked who I liked back and I was like very nervous about it like you know when you just get nervous that you can't eat that day and I had a date with this guy was my first date ever and I just that day and then the next day it's showed up because someone goes you look great what's going on and I was like yesterday like I can do that again I can quit things I can quit eat it and I've Goodwill it's like willpower and I learned that like over the person like I could do this until I just stopped eating and then the for awhile you get like super hot like I was very popular for a couple weeks and then for a hot second I was hot for a second and then I got so scary skinny and I couldn't stop your you were just like why don't you look great like what to do because if I eat I'll just get fat again and so I just this is all I know now and then it becomes if you eat your week and then it becomes obsessive compulsive and then it's not even about being send anymore because you look in the mirror and I would look in the mirror and go like you're disgusting like I looked like I I look like Holocaust pictures like that's how bad I looked is like pot when I see it starting to interfere with my life I go okay you need to stop smoking pot and when I see myself get too skinny now I'm like okay you need to stop working land on time from because I was starving it sucks when you started and what you weigh now I'm 135 now and I'm skinny now so you're not you're not heavy lb lighter than this Plus she was so scary she look like I mean she was a small person to she was only like five 1 or 5 too and she look like she probably weighed 80 pounds it was awful it's almost like if you were like a protein shake it was like drinking poison like I'm going to die if I drink this it was that hard to eat first of all I was admitted to a hospital because I was going away to school I lost all this weight in like a couple months like it went away quickly for me and it got scary fast the school called my parents my parents were in denial cuz they didn't want to believe that their daughter was like dying lying to them about on going out to eat I'm not going to be here for dinner tonight just lying lying lying I went to the doctor to get a physical cuz I was going away to school in the fall this is July I went to go get a physical in my pulse I have like a low pulse anyway like I have bradycardia 37 242 resting hello you do a lot of cardio I do a lot of cardio now yeah but I am really work in the elite athlete resting heart rate pulse rate but because they looked at me and weighed me but they didn't have any kind of likes got to keep me but until they took my pulse and they were like if you leave you're going to die and you're going to be a liability to us cuz we know so you can't leave you're going to a 5150 or whatever is weird a couple weeks I think and I lied to get out of it cuz I ate just enough to get out and then I went to school I convince my parents I was okay to go away to school which I wasn't nearly died there just starving myself and exercising too much and that but that that is how I got out of it was that so I wanted to die because I was hungry all the time being hungry sucks and I couldn't eat I didn't know how to eat I don't know even know how to begin to eat so I was like every night I would just pray that I wouldn't wake up because I would go to bed free cold because you have no fats or cold to wake up is when School in Colorado I was ill-prepared for the weather and also add no fat on my body was it was an awful existence and then I did stand-up comedy for the first time because but I did because I became really funny because I wanted people to go look over here don't look at me so I just a kid in high school when I was not anorexic but then when I needed to make friends that was when school loan I was like I'll just developed this really over-the-top so that's when I became funny really funny you know I was always like dormantly funny that's why I became like really funny people start telling me I should be a comedian was like oh I have a reason to live now like I have a purpose and I know that sounds so stupid like cliche to say like okay me, give me a reason to live but it really did because I didn't know what that I was like what am I going to become a teacher and I'm not passing about that but this I was like okay so then I was like I got some weight if I'm going to have a career so then I started I found a therapist I was like I got to beat this after reading books I found a therapist who told me the thing that real through which is like when you have anorexia everyone's likes to eat something why don't you eat something and you feel very in control of it and you feel like you're the one to blame for it because you're the one that's choosing not to eat and you're the one that's choosing to exercise and and and so I felt all the shame about like why can't I cure myself why am I giving myself this thing that's ruining my life and then the therapist was like to think of it is like cancer like you got you got sick like something invaded your life and there is a demon inside you telling you eat and it's not you it's not you so don't listen to that voice and then as soon as I was able to like disassociate my illness from like it's my choice it's my doing I'm not eating and I was like able to see it is like the Exorcist like that little girl has like a demon inside her that's like to donate like able to see it is like the Exorcist like that little girl has like a demon inside her that's like Joey twitch donate one way of perceiving my illness that was able to meet like crack it and then it took many years to like and I still struggle with you no control issues over food but I'll never be anorexic


    Joe Rogan - Social Media is Accelerating Society's Evolution
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    doing certain things you can't do certain things being stabbed certain things we can't accept anymore and we're figuring it out and we'll figure it out in real time in at a radical Pace that's never existed before in human history was something that was acceptable just 10 15 years ago is completely unacceptable now that's there's never been a time like that before never been a time in the entire world is since people started talkin there's never been a time where change is taking place at such a radical pace and you're a part of it and I'm a part of it and everyone is listening this is a part of it we're all together in this and no one knows where the f*** is going is happening right now it's cuz we are now we're just communicating at a more rapid Pace it's all absolutely Oracle human Osborne New Jersey feel about that and it's disproportionate because your signal your ability to express yourself a disproportionate for the blowback going to be disproportionate as well so feels awful but that's just an affirmation letting you know okay this is not what I sometimes people are completely wrong about like you know white girls can't wear hoop earrings just cultural appropriation bad signals out there you know where you're racist if you wear a kimono but there's a lot of and it'll all work itself out we just have to be really careful we don't Lynch a lot of people along the way like the wood that we don't get convinced that our ideas are 100-percent the way things should be and that we listen to all these various ideas whether it's ideas about trans people or gay people or women or men or anybody like it's it's like it's super important now that people think before they act and that they think before last judgment that with wheat we have to communicate because that there's things are f****** flying at us like fish coming down a river near trying to catch him with your hands and there's just too many of them do you mean you're broadcasting every single day for hours do you say things sometimes that come back I mean I know you say things that come back to haunt you and you said this and that was wrong that you said that and this is why you're wrong do you I misspoke if you keep talkin people.go I get it Nick he's just a person you know it's awkward this disease sometimes the right yeah sometimes the right words not there for you and you use a lot of likes and so it's like like like people like like what


    Joe Rogan - I'm Fascinated by the Kavanaugh Hearing
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    do you know could pull it off you know and get people to get behind it that's really all it would take is people getting behind it yeah but the problem is there's so many people that just we're seeing this with politics right like I'm fascinated by these Kavanaugh hearings like a watch little clips of it before I just have to tune out and talk like a very talk about I mean I don't know what that dude did or what he didn't do but I think what's happening is more than that what's happening is first of all he's involved with he was a big part of the Patriot Act he was in a he's involved in some some issues that a lot of people are very concerned with in terms of like how his position in stance on privacy and on rights and has more to it than just did you talk with someone in high school did you sexually assault someone did you do that when you're 18 did you remember there's more to it than that there's there's like they don't want that guy in there and then you seen all the people pretend that he's the best guy ever and all the people is crazy having it's fascinating it's really fascinating it's fascinating to watch this essentially like a less like the the Clarence Thomas hearings from was it like the 1980s I believe Clarence Thomas I feel like that was 80s early 90s Clarence Thomas Anita Hill or he had sexually harassed her they were working together and and whatever Coke or something do you know that he's now the longest running member of the Supreme Court he's he's now been the Supreme Court longer I think I read that check make sure that's true reason Ruth Bader Ginsburg movie crazy crazy didn't work Need is held out there then with the memory of pubic hairs on Coke and a movie now and HBO movies not too long ago oh yeah did you watch it


    Joe Rogan & Everlast - Is Kanye Trolling?
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    he's a weird part of that lifestyle never been a jewel. Jewelry saying you know what I mean like design and Ferraris and Lamborghinis and beautiful houses and showing her that but we're of liquidating yet design you know it and I know just from what I know of him that he longs to be Ralph Lauren like that's really his you know probably like you said who is your biggest influencer who would you want to be around for it but he just love design right loves clothes I guess yeah I mean why not Somebody's Daughter didn't make any sense is like heels hanging off the back of them that's the way he designed put a new things like your tiny Yeezy slides too small for your feet too small Yeezy slides there you go that's the news look like if you're crazy you might think things like that just like that the most successful people in it in the entertainment business now if you're not an amazing actor or a super amazing you know whatever is like just keeping people troll Everybody Do the song like at some point like 8 months ago with it was like poopity scoop scoopity poopity poop poopity scoopity woop medieval my head it's the spectacle like I mean I mean I made this album here that's music for the rest of my life a few songs I make musics I love making music you know and of course you want people listen you want to f****** the more people that you know you want people you wanted your first time I ever came on your podcast was like I like going to Ralphs and sitting at the olive bar and f****** getting my olives tension kind of a guy and some people are in that sort of part of their business license this whole Kanye Donald Trump thing I just I wonder if that's trolling but I also wonder if we were talking about earlier about car accidents and brain damage I wonder if that's okay Barbie little bit of likes and stuff when you get to Kardashian Kanye West levels of and I'm sure you know this too you have four f****** million Instagram followers I didn't start Instagram till you told me to I know that but what I'm saying is like you can monetize that s*** really easily those four million people you're not that you're not selling that s*** out these people they are definitely monetizing a s*** f****** when Kim Kardashian gets on there she doesn't give you a commercial what she'll tell you I'm just using this new cream on my s*** you know me and here it is for that post you know the more eyes the better that's really what they're monetizing is like I can if I had 10 million people on my Instagram I could sell f****** posts the real problem with that is people don't believe them you know what you but their eyes are still alive if I say I like something it's because I like it like if it didn't this is people accuse me of having a I never had a single add on my Instagram if I tell people about a product and people like what are you doing you getting paid for this like nope nope not I just like it I thought you might think it's cool I'm just telling you now I do now cuz it isn't like I like this nitrite you might have 20 Kim Kardashian 218 million followers this wow googly-moogly what are they saying if you're if you're actually good at social media maybe 10% of your audience engages you so that's still 10 million people that will engage with her well God damn people that's a weird business Matt's famous now like when we were young famous was you know if you're on TV or the radio you know you know movies if you did something in life wrote a book


    Joe Rogan on Kanye and the Kardashians
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    I say I'm crazier than you that's a real thing as a T-shirt and then the other thing is sewn to the front but I like it doesn't it looks like it's hanging in there oh my God $1,300 for that kind of jumped on table at a university that was talking about leaving Elon Musk cologne tattoos lost his mind what's going on I don't know a man with speculate and that's all I would say this is from me just let ever since that man's mother died he's been on a downward spiral like losing his s*** no bulshit he did get into a serious car accident right broke his jaw before that a few years before that is not a joke like brain trauma and listen I'm not a doctor or anything remotely related to one but I've been around a lot of people that hit in the head a lot that s***'s real like that that will change your brain chemistry it's a hundred percent legit like getting hit in the head is no bueno in car accidents will f*** people up for some people some people are okay they get they recover boy there's a lot of people that come back for some significant head trauma and just their scrambled man and he might be one of those and it also might be what I talked about my last special triggered but you live with crazy b****** long enough. whether I get away with making fun of Bruce Jenner without being called transphobic along Route Bush got wise and f****** what he was held he's got my old car he Reggie Bush has my 1970 Barracuda car diaper but his wife will I like a nice round but yeah I know what I like a really has my car it's whatever he that he probably was like a car accident maybe all that fake-ass s*** came after him just from all the orgasms just walking around bumping into walls and s*** is a picture of him and her by the pool and you look at him and you go that guy must be just imagine that he's a super athlete I mean that guy is built like a f****** superhero all of them that's all they really date play that basketball player do dododo was on the show all the time like I was on the show all the time crazy live it I can't even see living your life like that quick enough so that you keep watching it and when it's over nothing happened nothing like what the f*** did I do with my hour give it to them and they advertise like 18 and products that they got paid and they made a f****** ass load of money when you find out how much that family is made he just completely weight but I do I could be a saint you still can make fun of me cuz I got that much money nobody that's just the way it goes out there they got everything out there their they're living like performance art on a pedestal in the middle of I like living in a giant Glass House on a pedestal in the middle of the fake asses and you got to keep the spectacle alive almost you Naveen if it's not a spectacle it's not interesting again


    Joe Rogan - Everlast on his Lifestyle Changes
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    pain you user how are you doing morning so this is like everything Everlast presents Whitey Ford's house of pain yes it's you know it's everything in the toolbox I brought to this record so that's kind of where the title came from just you know it's been a year since my last real studio album so I figured hey maybe this could be the last one I hope not but it's just like extra issues we deal with which everything is wonderful and great now you know dude I'm 30 pounds lighter than the last time I was here it was the first time cancel plan that day to to put myself in a position to hold myself accountable by diss by stating I I don't feel good about the way I look right now and I reached out for like theoretically for help you know and I got an incredible response from the podcast audience and my own fans and when I got offered from everybody everywhere how to do this that and the other didn't really need that cuz it was in my own Circle some people stepped up and I also did it to hold myself a cow all the people in the universe like I've thrown it out there. Put it up there on the wall and Snelling and stamped and said here's what I want out of life right now and you know there's nobody stopping me but me and I'm Sometimes some of the things I've used to use ice to get on and see you talking about that I'm not letting this intervention kick my ass today and I and I just started taking things like that to heart you know and again the added pressures are family faces with my my oldest daughter having cystic fibrosis you know it just for a long time I was just learning how to live life with it you know when that got heavy there was some real dark you know heavy moments you know what scary moments for her in the hospital so we are immediately human. You know you have this baby and you just trying to figure out how to not screw it up with a normal Health situation you know this is this added think so took a long time for me to come to terms I got really angry I got in some real you know Lieutenant Dan Moore with God kind of stuff you know at the top of the sail boat flipped me out of this I was there all the way and it got to a point where I most I was at almost got locked up for trying to fight a cop that was you know trying to just talk to me about something so much anger over so much that I wasn't dealing with I found a guy that's really got me therapist and and Panda that. The ball rolling of understanding how to how to cope with a lot of that stuff you know wow so as far as like friends while you look really good you ain't your face looks great your skin looks good, I'm taking a lot better care of myself it looks like it thank you what are you doing different as far as like how you eat or even cleaner location where I'm hunting and doing things like that it's just we talked about that for what I need to try hunting pigs at Tejon Ranch. Borup their will to haul and I know some guys and again no straps and all that so you know and so yeah it's just between that when I'm home I just invest myself I want to be home I want to do as much as I can to lift that weight so I got get caught about the things all the things I want to do I can't do all the time you know me but it started again now taking care of myself like I'm actually about to start Jiu-Jitsu again you know what time it is pretty close to getting a Bluebell you know by bubbles about a year in on like four lessons a week with just the private I was with Mark has been nice if you just do for a while so now I'm I'm just looking to see what I want to do you not talk to Eddie a few times I'm talking to a few other guys crying as like you as my way first I feel like I always tell people like Jiu-Jitsu so grueling that I think a white man you could just jump in and you will get in shape through just to but a good thing to do is like to find a place that teaches you kettlebells and take some kettlebell classes and just just get your body strong enough that it can water level set old school where a lot of men it would take so long that he would do I got your pasta puke and thank you Brandon first hip escaped push-ups sit-ups bodyweight squats does a good thought process behind that not just that it gets in shape at all so that you learn how to do Jiu Jitsu when you're tired how do you learn how to just use technique and not use almost have no choice but to relax but it's just two different schools of thought to be tired and how to train and how to how to push yourself when your tires or I'm excited I'm really looking forward to it like I just started talking about like about 2 weeks ago really getting a lot of weight to lose man that's a big accomplishment I got 15 to go to really to hit my goal would be to 25 I got to have a vitamin that's the devoid of vitamin K that's what makes your blood clot so I like a lot of things like a lot of juicing things in like things like that when you want to go on a juice cleanse I can't do it cuz it's like a lot of kale based and like kale is heavy green with a it's high in vitamin K it'll totally like screw up my blood chemistry with you know cuz I'm going the other direction with blood thinners I'm stroked out that's the last thing we need f*** yeah I'm only put the microphone up to your heart and you had it that you can hear it anyways like all through this I hear white noise to me if I want to hear it 20 years literally been in 2018 1/2 90 in 98 I just get so long as I keep the scent of blood thinners going and you know that get checked at him two times three times a year you know and then the blood thinners that because if you got a clot it would somehow know that gets stuck in that valve break off and then wind up in your brain you know some what are do avoid blood clots in general what's the difference between that and a regular valve what would happen going to be around 51 St Judes St Jude's artificial valve powerful Medical Technology Eddie Bravo's got a titanium disc in his back now you just had a surgery like he was fully compressed where there's like nothing left was basically bone-on-bone he was in pain all the time and they just open them up and put a fake valve in their crazy or fake disc rather in their butt chelating so like moves around like a regular disk and he's at his it doesn't it's not like he's fused you never seen people that are often like wherever it is basically lockdown there's no movement to it anymore but Eddie's is actually it moves like a real disc to treat that's going to be coming down the pipeline is going to be crazy man even if you're seeing people that are all the food I have a friend that got that done like wherever it is basically lockdown there's no movement to it anymore but Eddie's is actually moves like a real disc that's going to be coming down the pipeline is going to be crazy man


    Joe Rogan on The Rock's Workout Motivation
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    who are who are comedians who are my peers and why respect and think they're funny I feel and follow them if I see that they're just like I'm working a lot right now and they're putting out there that they're like really busy with work and I just got kicked off Dancing With the Stars and I would rather just remove that from my feed then and then it's a really awkward follow when I know or they message me on one of those things may see I'm not following them cuz it's like we all know we follow each other it's easier to just take them out of my feet but that's a weird one use them as fuel to work harder all you guys with your with your workouts and your calorie counts that you told I just heard so many calories but I don't tweet about because I don't want to trigger people and I don't want to be the I don't want to be what I am so jealous of but I should brag about it and I also like that some people are like look at what I just did at the gym f*** you I'd work today and they're proud of themselves but I can't I can't all the time for The Rock Dylan I don't want to do these movies I want to do what he's doing but that I f****** admire the s*** out of that guy's work ethic that got a fly to Tokyo it'll be 4 in the morning set up an elliptical machine starts going after it that's what he does and it doesn't make that doesn't put you in a place of like this is you are the rock Joe you are the rock you do you do these workouts all the time and anyone could see that from David Goggins and I told David Goggins I'm trying to beat Everyone by double he's like f*** yeah future I got a text today from David Goggins and I told David Goggins I'm trying to beat Everyone by double he's like f*** yeah that's what I'm saying


    Joe Rogan on Being Sober "You Have to Find Out Who You Are"
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    cut my voice to I don't know what I'm doing wrong but yeah I would go with alcohol but I will say like I just could see it snowballing into a point where I would quit again but I just I've never I miss drinking a lot for the sex thing for the dancing thing which is dancing to music in general like his more like sending text messages I don't want to send reading at the guy they don't want to talk to in the morning all of that anxiety but the hangover that's what I'm avoiding is the hangover and would we need I don't have a hangover from weed no drink I've never been like that like sober October was the first time I did absolutely nothing for a whole month I didn't smoke a joint I didn't do mushrooms I didn't do nothing right wasn't that hard what was interesting about it was the dreams of all because the dreams Come hard and fast when you're off the weed and they because apparently I talk to this guy dr. Matthew Walker who is a dream specialist and he was on the podcast discussing the importance of sleep specialist I should say are you saying that marijuana it in impede certain aspects of REM sleep which is when you do all your dreaming so when you get off the marijuana your brain apparently makes up for lost time and hit you with some crazy f****** drink talking frogs and f****** unicorns and roller coasters that go straight to heaven and the f****** bananas dreams for sober October I was way tapered off by the time this rolled around like I smoked a little pot in Toronto on Saturday but I mean a little like I took like one or two hits I had a drink maybe two drinks I think I had one drink when I went on stage and then I have a couple glasses of wine after the show we went out to this restaurant after the show but this was an easy one because I was kind of I think I slowed down after last year I think at doing that sober October thing made me realize like there's like some there's some of that school that right unfortunately that my favorite Comics did drugs all of them everyone did drugs they were they were all I mean prior was coke I've never touched Coke but can assume was coke too but Hicks was more psychedelics and I mean Coke and alcohol and other stuff before but it was new was all they were all like these wildfox like Ron White is good friend of mine always drunk and there's like this part of that life that you know they're so it's so attractive cuz it's just like this wild loose Carefree rebellious figured out tomorrow life and that's that's the life of the comic but I realized like after last year sober October that there's I think I said you can abused alcohol but you can also use it you know you can use it you can you can have a couple drinks and feel good and you enjoy the moment more you know there's there's something you're something too but it's really a matter of your own personality and discipline it's like how much and how much of an addict are you like what how much wood is it what what holes are missing in your brain that get filled up with that how much and how much of an addict are you like what how much wood is it what holes are missing in your brain that gets filled up with that booze and that like once you take the booze away there's like this gaping Chasm do you need to fill and what is that and your figure out who you are cuz I know some people can't have anything they have one drink and then they're Off to the Races they're doing meth


    Joe Rogan Explains the Benefits of the Isolation Tank
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    that is a great way of absorbing magnesium through the Epsom salts through skin you know because Epsom salts is so high in magnesium she want to come here yeah but I think it was really something wasn't right because I could feel like the temperature of the water is off and I did enjoy what I mean it was nice but first I got in and they had some music playing music and then the music went away but in my head I bet you know and that but I didn't back up feeling the water and I didn't feel like I was like are you ever hear other than like when you come down to do the podcast November anytime let me know in advance and we'll open up in this tank here's the best the float lab or if you want to go to the place in Venice but the one you do here is so easy and it's got a shower in there and their healthy aging healthy brain aging with lowering stress and stuff so I would definitely too but I really like to do two hours two hours from me is a sweet spot when I come out after 2 hours I'm just like so chill out are you doing it during sober October okay I mean you're not taking a drug but you were so chilled out you know and you do have a weird psychedelic state that you achieve when you're it's like very extreme form of meditation in a lot of ways because of the fact that you're not feeling your body at all and it's your only experiencing whatever is going it's like your brain detached from all the input of the body even just people that haven't meditated and then they're put in like some like eight week trial the meditation how does like immediately all these changes in brain activities turn to happen like the better you know basically in line with good brain aging and improved you know all sorts of measurement measures of improved cognitive function and stuff it's super interesting it would be really interesting to see like Junction with the tank I think it's really the key I think the tank allows you to achieve a state of physical your physical body not being or you don't ever completely eliminate the sensory input but you diminish it so significant way that that environment is not available anywhere else on Earth where you're floating so you don't feel your body your water is that the temperature of your skin that are the same temperature as the water and you feel like just fly I'm through Infinity you're in total darkness total sign it was a little relaxed made me feel like I was flying through and I have cheaper tanks that's that's part of the problem is some of the water the entire time between you and I were having a conversation and we didn't have the headphones on and it was a jackhammer next to us it would be really distracting you'd want to get away from that Jackhammer like let's go talk over here and tell you what you want to get away as far as you could from but everything is a distraction like these the seat on my butt is a distraction was the shoes on my feet or something I'm thinking about the watch on my hand does all these different things that are distracting you but when you get in that tank there's none of those things you're just be settling settling you touch each side so that you can you know cuz you get in the water is like a few whip triples and little little waves and then you touch East Side so you calm everything down and then I sink into the water and I take some deep breaths and then I slowly bring my arms the middle and then I chill out and I've done it so many times my body's goes okay here we go again like it's not like what what is this this is a weird I've done it so many times that my body gets into that State very quickly but if I take time off and I do sometimes I'll take weeks or even a month off and then it's a little more weird at first like we're doing this again though I haven't done this in a while but when I do it consistently on a regular basis to three times a week then I could just sink right into it I wonder if it would be any therapeutic benefit to people with like sensory gating disorders sensory gating visual anything's our brains and putting it all times and then but we're able to kind of filter it out in like you and I are having this conversation came even sitting over the whole time in like I really haven't paid much attention but some people like chili schizophrenic people they can't they don't filter that out and so like they get overlooked by gets like an overload cause sensory overload and they often times I can't go into like a room a lot of people that want to let go I wonder if there is any sort of benefit for like doing something like that where you're where you're not you know the century employees kind of like you can I train your brain a little bit I don't know a clear cuz I feel like I have more brain available to access I feel like if you were trying to say something that was very very complicated and you trying to explain something that requires are the resources of your brain if there's a lot of noise around you you wouldn't be able to do it but there's a lot of noise like to eat let's go eat but if you were trying to explain the various mechanisms impatient I would go in the sauna and I would go through it in my head you know so it's like you know that was something that that I used to do a lot just sitting there that's available to blow your mind they have a an episode right now this week that is about John Lilly who is the Psychedelic Pioneer who created the sensory deprivation tank and he also Pioneer and interspecies communication figured out how to communicate with dolphins and did a bunch of weird psychedelic research with Dolphin Saturdays From the Vault John see Lily he really amazing amazing guy who go but they go deep into the history of his his career to which is just very varied f****** really strange guy but I think is his great contribution is not just understanding the sentient nature of dolphins and how incredibly complex their languages and how smart they are but also the sensory deprivation tank which I think is the most underutilized tools for Consciousness for exploring Consciousness and just for relaxation and for me for exam any ideas if I have an idea like I used to do I just do a lot of Jiu-Jitsu in there like I would go into the tank and I would go over moves that's when you're when you're completely out I would I would drill moves in my head like as if I was doing them I would like clenched hook roll tuck grab sync I'll do all these different things in my head I would do that to get me to this like relaxation State and I will or I would go over joke that I'm struggling with her comedy bit of Mike was a better way to say this house it with the best way to get this across now I'm saying it this way but it's a defensive worth blunt and it's not the funny part like I'm taking a shortcut maybe I deserve better and then I would go over it in my head and then eventually once I would do that I would get to this relaxation point or then I could just concentrate only on breathing so after I've like worked out all the things that are bugging me and sometimes it be like a saint on my wife I get in there and then as soon as I close the tank door and lay down I take a few deep breaths and it'll be like okay so here's what's wrong f*** face you're doing too much of this clean your goddamn office you know how come you only get eight out of ten things done on your to-do list that's bothering you you know you need to spend an hour a day just doing this and instead of drinking coffee and looking at your phone before you workout just f****** workout just get in there and get your situation. it's doing that that 20 minutes you could have been done 20 minutes earlier and then you wouldn't have to rush over here to do the podcast and it's like it starts sort of giving me almost like a subconscious renovation you know I just sort some sort of like is okay like you this is this all this stuff in your subconscious is disturbing you and here's why it's disturbing you cuz you got all this clutter so let's clean it up clean it up get it together and it's been responsible for I think of out of my focus and discipline like understanding that the significance of that focus and discipline it's not just like to be a tough guy or just go out there and kick ass it's it's more like to absolve yourself of brain clutter a lot of people could use more of that including myself so if there's a tank place in San Diego reach out to dr. Rhonda Patrick and I'm sure that there's a place you could use this down there this near you running long runs through or that do something similar it sounds like a mantra you managing the most of your body and then the breathing and then once you get it all synced up if you're in good enough shape that it's not like a Titanic struggle with every every lap or every stroke of your arms you can get into the sort of meditative state that a lot of people cheat with running or are you going just like sitting there breathing like a lot of people get that it is it is funny cuz I actually like some of the other interesting stuff is just doing that sit there sit still and breathe changes like the activation of enzymes and stuff like that alarm raised enzyme that rebuilds telomeres we literally activates calambres you are more and more sort of aware of that because there's so many different things and so many different mechanisms and in terms of nutrition and nutrition absorption that I just I'm so ignorant out and this I hear all this ain't trying to get a map of the territory a real map like that was the map of the whole thing escapes me it's too big it has two big students too complex and I'll listen to this podcast again like I'll listen to all the things you you said again and I'll try to take notes maybe tomorrow or the next day but then my stupid brain will like it'll likely calf of Italy cap it's like I'm trying to hold water in my fingers it's like I got it got some water dripping down my wrists biggest is too complex and I'll listen to this podcast again like I listen to all the things you you said again and I'll try to take notes to maybe tomorrow the next day but then my stupid brain will like a little like leak half of it'll leak out it's like I'm trying to hold water in my fingers it's like I got it got some water and stop f****** dripping down my wrists so hard so hard to get a a real understanding of this stuff


    Joe Rogan - Childbirth is Crazy
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    produce of your frame has passed test this these TEAS test these different salt supplements and looked at sulforaphane metabolites and in urine to look at like bioavailability and what is the one that you like both but it's hard to get prostafine in the US because it's made in Ritz in France at the France no you can't get it it's just so that's what I've been taking recently three pills a day I think each pill has 10 mg with food yes definitely would food yes you know it seems it just sometimes if you're on an empty stomach doesn't feel good yeah I've had a lot of people email me you know since the first time you and I talked about before paying some of them have to take a nap and call some of gotten ahold prostafine some broccoli sprouts and I've had people talking about like tumor-shrinking and stuff like one guy. Yeah I mean it's like anecdotal but I've had multiple multiple people talking about their prostate stimulating antigen going down state is it stimulating PSA the people that don't blue talked about this before the podcast with Dan people that don't think that it's difficult to be just a mom or a stay-at-home mom you're crazy I was so judgmental and I really feel bad I really do because it's the hardest thing like like that I've ever done. hilarious good job on your thinking about like the enriched environment and how important is I got to do you know all this images and then all the nutrition and I mean it's just a lot of work like I don't know screen so you don't want to have like didn't want to sit them in front of the television and have been watching cartoons you know so so very very hard it's a hard job but very rewarding so rewarding like I just can't even believe I ever had a life before my son you know it's like I'm just my life is like I get so much joy from him now and I'm just remember before and that live give me some time but I'm like essentially doing both you know you feel the switch is going off in your brain your brain switches over cuz you're essentially there's some biological mechanism that's happening it must be fascinating to study on yourself as you're watching it happen cuz you're either the oxytocin gets Jack through the roof of this little thing that you love literally more than anything you've ever experienced in your entire existence you can't believe how much you love them it's hard to Magic Eye it's hard for me as a father to imagine what it would be like to be a mother because I think there's a big difference cuz I think there's in the supply reasons why me and my wife had a deal I didn't name any of the kids I said veto power cuz like you can't call a kid like f****** turn up for some stupid s*** difference in the job Amanda's and a woman does in in terms of like the actual making of the baby could not be further apart from each other the guy just does something that feels great and it's done and then the woman goes to this insane hormonal process her body morphs she gains 5060 + pounds her body stretches out swelling and she has to go through excruciating paint it was a video on dig from yesterday see if you can find it where they have a labor recreating like pain device that they put men under and they have these f****** Macho men that they have this this machine that they they do something to have these a sense these will put it up we'll figure it out how I did it but it somehow or another Max the pain of Labor and let's a man experience what it's like to get your vagina blownapart that's crazy you just totally explain whole pregnancy and then like the delivery and then it's like a part of you is walking around right and it's for the man future now and then of course there's like the no sleep for like months and for me like I my son's like seeing a bottle like I don't know six or seven times like I just always been there too much word yeah it's like yeah so paid syndrome a sympathetic pregnancy is a proposed condition which Apartments parents are some symptoms and that's just a b**** ass man these are altering hormone levels morning nausea and Disturbed sleep patterns like I said that's just a bit yeah some guy say that that's cuz you're a lazy that's cuz you lazy knee ate more food you f****** slob that has nothing to do with a baby being in your body shut your mouth that's that's embarrassing. labor pain simulator here it is these guys volume it's getting torn apart but it's not even as sensitive as your vagina so it's ridiculous you're probably not making like the endorphins pretty crazy crazy it's really crazy that people make people in their bodies you know I like I was talking to my daughter this morning she's getting ready for school and we're sitting at the breakfast table and I'm just looking at her while she's talking all I'm thinking of is you didn't used to exist and now here you are talked to me about school talk to me about this and that all the different things you're doing and it is so odd that you are a combination of my DNA and my wife I was talking to my daughter this morning she's getting ready for school and I were sitting at the breakfast table and I'm just looking at her while she's talking all I'm thinking of is you didn't used to exist and now here you are talked to me about school talk to me about this and that and all the different things you're doing and it is so odd that you are a combination of my DNA and my wife didn't hear you are just sitting here eating breakfast just talk


    Joe Rogan - Carnivore Diet Misinformation
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    or whatever you know I don't think so you know I do get a little icy icy like you mentioned dr. Shawn Baker he's like you put out a video about like any mention me my name's talking about how I only talked about in vitro data and I'm like dude go watch my video interview with the expert and there's one there's a real cursory examination of data where they in the confirmation bias in a combination of the two of those things they find one thing that sort of kind of vaguely supports what they wanted to support and then they run with it and they talk about it as if they're experts I'm so happy that you're talking about this so you can cuz you can give people a real comprehensive understanding of all the different things that play in one of things that I get from you when I talk to you about nutrition is mind-boggling how many different factors are going on simultaneously in the human body when it comes to nutrition absorption when you know what in the very stage of the body in the end how it can vary with with different people and there's so much going on so when someone just starts talking about vegetables are toxic Jesus Christ like to be toxic this is what the crazy it's this is an ideology that sack into veganism it's really it's it's just another side of the same mindset it's almost like a religious mindset they they displaced a hashtag to meet me I did say it more vegetables meet I certainly certainly like right up there and I'm not giving them up I think that's stupid I just it doesn't make any sense to me and I like them this is weird push and that you know you if you look under #meat heals is all these people you know telling me stories about the lost all this weight and their health benefits and they only wanted to be because of the consumption of meat only it is because of the singular aspect of their diet and the fact they've eliminated everything else but they're not they don't do any studying of Elimination Diet they don't do any study of the prolonged benefits of fasting and all these different things that you're talkin about which I think these are all factors in this really complicated thing that's going on that most likely has something to do with their gut biome in their immune system right absolutely I mean those are two major confounding so major you know it's it's important it's just important to approach this like a science you know and and not like a religion like you said where you want to believe something until you just find you noticed this study that I also see circulating around that why plants are really bad to eat like they're there their they're mean that the insect anti-nutrients we're like advocating micro nutrients from vegetables and from me and from fish okay it's like so ironic but if you actually read the paper not going to the state doesn't know the exact antioxidants like sulfur don't cause cancer but it's it also goes it has a whole section on hetero cyclic Amy's from cooked meat so if you really want to use that paper as an argument why to not eat plants then maybe read the paper and realized as well paper was like I'm getting a little motion so the paper was basically not to worry about like some of that amount that you're being exposed she was somebody's natural you know Aunt in second I feed in their plans and some of the cook things in me and as well as some of the the pesticides that are found in synthetic pesticides to the basically that they're in such small amounts hypocritical to use a paper you know as a as like literally it's like I mean it's like liberated everywhere that's iPic this paper all the time. Did you read the paper cuz it has a whole section on on the insect ant if it is from coffee with a lot of people drink and also from me there's that thing that people do where they do have a have a joke about of my ACT about a study that said that can cure depression in women and I slam my laptop shot and I didn't read another word I'm like I found the cure for this is what from someone else's reciting it in a video seeing all these people like hey I'm going to try the carnivore diet try the carnivore diet I telling you it's amazing and I'm just sitting here shaking my head I'm like this doesn't make any sense like I don't why would you want to eliminate a massive source of bioavailable nutrients like and then when they're talking about the negative consequences of consuming vegetables that they're in a different sort of toxic elements I do remember you talking about how the stressors Ashley have a positive and beneficial result when your body reacts to the stressors yeah that's exactly how Exercise Works exactly how fasting works exactly how keep stressing the sauna works and it's how these phytochemicals I'm calling phytochemicals just as like a generic Amino category but they're they're these their compounds that are made by plants to ward off insects and and we evolved feeding them and they activate amazing stress response Pathways in Inhumans in our brain you know in people in blood cells I mean it's just human intervention trial showing this so you know you're going to miss out and people get upset they're getting upset at me like I'm criticizing Jesus or something it's very weird and again I'm not a vegan you know that allows people to get just rapidly Republican or anything else like that fill in the it's whatever it is you know it's just a thing that people do dares for the long stick to different camps in Jiu-Jitsu when you're something crazy and no ghee ghee is the it's a kimono this white or green a multicolored you can wear different colors now but it's their start with Y and a lot of people learn their Jiu-Jitsu grabbing onto the Gilli no export of a judo gear karate ghee and utilizing it as part of the graph technique and then noogie came along and would no gears they use rash guards they don't grab the clothes and then concentrate on control of the body with underhooks Andover Hooks and Gable grip something along those lines and it became a battle between ghee and noogie remember sitting there watching us and is a problem because like people get angry what can't be when bro and I trained both I have a black belt in the key I have a black belt in Yogi I train both of them I think there's benefits to both of them but there was this weird thing you were supposed to choose sides it's since alleviated and people realize how Preposterous it is but for a long time like four years that you Jitsu Community with split where people were angry at people who are The Geek or angry at people who are no gate like my friend Eddie Eddie Bravo teaches noogie people were angry at him for teaching a system of Jiu-Jitsu that didn't involve a certain type of clothing it's the same mindset people just want you to believe what they believe and they get Rabbit about it they get crazy and I'm seeing this with this carnivore diet and I think there's a psychological aspect of it to it that you were talking about when it in terms of this placebo effect then I think Dave they feel like I've never felt better give the same sort of response that you have when people are talking about the positive benefits of vegan diet I think if you have a pot that you have a vegan diet in comparison to eating chips and fries and soda yeah you're going to feel f****** amazing and people talk about it and it's just like you to do the same patterns that I see with vegans wear these carnivore people are putting meat in their screen name you know I'm meteor mic you know carnivore Carl there other meet and their screen name you know I'm meteor mic you know carnivore Carl there other f****** crazy people they're doing the same thing the vegans do with argon the vegan Warrior


    Joe Rogan on Louis CK Coming Back
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    but there's also men there nice and I got to be nice to you if there's also some awful women out there who'd you have other agendas when they come out with these me to go games there's a lot of that we're seeing these cases now for what they are I'm good though, did you think if you and Lucy case shoes do you think she came back too soon I don't think it's that he came back too soon but I honestly think is he should say something more than what he already said not just go up like it's all good like there's not just mean he said he put out releases statement the stories are true they having a long time ago right to happen like me a decade ago I think he should and I think it might be even better to release a video rather than than a written statement because a written statement the problem is like an impersonal it's personal or you know you know sometime in therapy or talked about it and it may be expressed himself and said that what was you know what was going on through through through in his mind during that time when he did that thing and why it was wrong and how he's changed his his way and how bad he feels about it I was apologizing to his daughters eye threat I think you get all that done by just doing a video with his I think it goes so much further form he didn't have a big production of that he's a creative dude I'll see a great comedian just went off the top of his head straight into the camera and post on Instagram is okay man I pay the price I've learned I have daughters is a horrible thing that I did even stay away from I paid a price cuz people don't really want to hear that s*** like what is the price I pay don't think he has shows FX Dil Apna Dil NE his daughters have his image of him being his guard jerk off in front of women that's never going to go away but that's that's a pretty heavy stamp was like to die I didn't know I was asleep and went up you notes the crowds discretion if they want to stay or leave but while the first time they the owner was upset in the second time they said something along the lines of if anyone has an issue with someone stops in AKA Louis minutes only Louis Maybe activity negativity but they also like targets when they find someone who's a viable Target someone who's done something then criticize someone's a horrible person and it and they don't have this really well-thought-out comprehensive view of the situation they just attack you know this a lot of I think that they're Justified particularly if that person's famous and they're not that it's fair game creepy yes asked if he could jerk off in front of them they said yes he did it they said no we didn't I mean it's it's f****** if you're working with a guy like that in front of me like Jesus Christ imagine but it would be shity work environment for sure terrible then he is not handsome here I love you brutal to look at you don't saying he's horse on the ice yeah I got off on it and I just never got chicks and now he has this power because such a didn't have the power when he started doing it when he started doing really famous he was respected but it's awful but it's emerge and I think he can do it I think you can do it he's not an awful person he did some stupid things that are really gross and weird but if he just a meanie and he has owned up to it I think you just make some sort of a sincere apology and then does something like what what could you do to help female Comics maybe do a do a that he's tried to help but a lot of people accused movie help them to try to cover up his tracks then do something he has to go back to work yeah I mean it's been a year now right it's a year next month I think to expect him to just never work again seems ridiculous and to not forgive him there has to be a path to Redemption for anyone who's done anything other than actual rape and murder right like Cosby I'm very happy he's locked up I think we did is awful imagine being one of those girls that turn to him as mentor and you wake up and you know your you've been violated while you're out calling your dad didn't you're confused or a Bill Cosby that's the thing about Louis Wright Lake Louise image was like he's pervert is weirdo is always talking about jerking off like when you found out Louis CK Ascot girls if you could jerk off Crosby It's here's a guy who is and I'm not comparing the the acts at all but I'm just saying as far as like famous people have done something that you know became of Scandal with Bill with Bill Cosby he was this moral guy he was disliked ethics guy and he wore sweaters America's dad he was America's dad and to find out that that guy was drugging and raping women even f****** jail right now which is crazy Ray's going to die I give it what is over under a week you think it goes with those old dudes really good but the last ones all over the goddamn place which one is the one path to redemption or path retribution would be would be good a path to forgiveness that's a that's a thing that's important for all all human beings have made mistakes I think it's important people out if they've made mistakes these f****** Crush no question how about under the radar Michigan American I was just reading about it how true it is who knows busy with Reynaldo who you know in soccer ask ask your boy in Edwards I mean there's there's a super superstar superstar who would be like to be like Conor McGregor and then pay her the $395,000 to keep quiet and she come back out but who knows human beings capable of such amazing things and such a f****** awful things I have to look that up Jamie I might have been drained I think you're right about that $5,000 to keep quiet until she come back out but who knows human beings capable of such amazing things and such a f****** awful things math look that up Jamie and I have been drained. I think you're right about that


    Joe Rogan - "I Don't Think Jon Jones Cheated"
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    saying that you saw to ask him to snitch what's going on with the snitch and stuff I don't know they offered him a little more lenient sentence if he's willing to snitch and he goes f*** you cool skeptical hippo face but no I'm not saying John Deere lift very clear is he came out that statement and then and then you know I don't remember to sign this section of the contract they said they would help them out in the future with other people that me bring it up Jamie I don't think the John cheated I don't know how you cheated know I don't know I don't know it's very minor you want I might be wrong I don't think you cheated I think he took something that was tainted I think that's why they're only giving him a year off and I think like I said on the pot. assistance doesn't necessarily mean it has to be on somebody else it could have been on himself what she'll go up to the part that you saw said that's what you saw a release or another anti-doping agency bring forward an anti-doping policy violation against other athletes or support personnel and or two production can be given if the information results in a criminal or disciplinary body bringing forward a criminal offense against individuals importantly if the athlete or support Personnel fails to continue to cooperate and provide credible substantial assistance usada will reinstate the original sanction that's mention where I come from but I don't know now I don't think John snitched on it when you get a shorter sentence will find out if pop and left and right all the sudden but I don't think John did that I think that's just in there maybe maybe or if I don't know we do not know not to give John John the back of the doubt and I will say this if I'm a UFC fighter I am hiring mouth you to be my goddamn manager cuz what he's done with John what he did with freaking all his guys what he did with your boy old Romero he goes to bat for the no one else is f****** with the golden snitch like now he does got busted man not monkey man that dude's going to the end of the Earth to fight for your freedom yeah he don't know him that well as a person. You know manager managers but I'm saying if I'm the UFC cuz they can't negotiate Your sponsorship it's Reebok they don't and it wasn't really interesting to Sean O'Malley at right after it said yo I pissed hot he said they don't want to announce people pissed off because I pissed hot he wasn't me tell you something they're going to check my supplements and we we think we've got it nailed we think we know what it is but in the meantime this is why I was removed from the fight this weekend so that I can announce it is going to pull you from the card they're just going to pull you from the card and they don't announce it and it right and then they go through the entire steps and then if you were exonerated you were never accused in the first place the promise is with Sean O'Malley with whoever you are Travis Browne whoever named 85 if you want if you've ever been you if it's even been handed if you've ever had an issue and you get that label nothing like you was going on steroids Pac-Man give me some sort of compensation that's true how long to figure this out I can't work during that time. And because of you I can't work and you had a mistake and you made the mistake how we going to make this right. You can go fight now let's say you're right and he didn't do anything. Nothing on purpose and it was some b******* supplement and he's being dragged through the mud rightfully so after in a woman praying all that but with this that's a different thing that's a different thing with this you like what the f*** man live in DC's life but because of this I've been out I've been my name's been tarnished forever but there was something in his urine there was a a substance and that substance is a performance-enhancing the real question is did it, like there's a lot of people that got it from supplements I mean this is happening all throughout sports but then these people if they know they're saying that it happened from supplements but really that's just an excuse for what because I'm getting pop in a very short. Of time which means the amount that was in his system is a trace amount which is not anything you could take that would impart performance-enhancing benefit having a drop of steroids and a huge vat of water I don't think you can microdose the s*** though I've no idea Joe I don't know how but listen they said he didn't do it hears the shity thing they'll now DC's upset cuz they're like a DC we're going to strip you of one of your belts and John's going to fight for it but they have it like that


    Joe Rogan Breaks down Conor vs. Khabib!!
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    not being some sort of Debbie Downer I don't think your brakes 2 million pay-per-view buys you might be right but I'm not I'm not seeing it man like when Connor fought Floyd Floyd or entire Nate Diaz 2 I couldn't go anywhere without Starbucks unit anywhere shoe store car dealer and what dude Conor Floyd who you got man everybody and their mom now very rare maybe I want to bring it up but that's massive promotion so does that mean it's not as big like who's at fault lines that Connor is UFC, it's the UFC has a model right and it worked in the Jose Aldo fight that model is you just promote the holy f*** out of a fight you travel the world you promote the s*** out of it you scream at each other at press conferences you do all that stuff for months and months and months and those things sell like crazy if it's Conor McGregor if it's Conor McGregor so like that no one really sells like that they did a little bit with Rhonda I guess but she didn't have the same kind of chops is Connor took honors the only one but I don't know maybe because he had a layoff mates after the floor thing I think it does well I don't think it breaks Conover snake to get brakes 1.6 million dollars and he was like yeah you know I think I think there's that and I also goes I'm not that took so much energy to do all that and then everyone knows me is that guy I have to Tufts find my life coming up I'm taking every precaution necessary not to overtrain to have not use all my energy this I'm in the fight of my life and I'm going to train like it I'm shutting down everything you can post a f****** me so on the dolly through the window 1000 times I'll do the press conference on Thursday other than that man I have got to get ready for the fight of my life. The way I'm looking at it I think you're right is the fight of his life I think stylistically it's a nightmare matchup I think it's a nightmare matchup for both of them I think anyone who goes O'Connor you know he can't rest till he can't do this he's just going to get taken down and pound it out your show off its name funny you don't know the game and he absolutely is capable of stuffing a takedown or two in the early going that's what's up because in the early going he's got that Stinger of a left-hand is footwork and khabib is going to know coming in he's going to be a little hesitant he's not going to walk towards him like Edson Barboza did or you didn't get some Barboza fight you can't because Barboza is mostly kicks Barboza Ties That kicks a lot of Thai style kicks and khabib just put a tremendous amount of pressure on them and then got a hold of them but Connors going to crack them with hands and his footwork is way better way better at moving in and moving out and get the kale or could be just down for five rounds and pound them out I think I think it's a it's a classic fight I think it's back and forth I think if they f****** dog fight going to get the fight of Our Lives man I'd I really do I think you're probably right I cannot think you're getting a f****** great flight from two guys where there's more on the line than just win or lose I think with khabib and what he represents and mocking his team is team captain Josh Thompson he goes he's going to retire after this really want to beat Conor and retire Mayweather MMA 27 and no beat the beat the UFC you know poster boy needs Watts off in the sunset unless they get him a superfight just be your son he's done really wow that's shocking he's young very shocking he's he's been doing this an Afrikaner I think it's it's a legacy fight where you know he is he's coming off the Floyd Mayweather kind of train there where it was a success either way you look at it you made a hundred million dollars they compete against the best of all time and lasted more rounds anyone thought and train for a complete boxing match was striking to be better go in this fight before him it's not about the money you see him the one interview he's done on Mac life you can see it's like it's a vintage, real oship we got one in this you know the Floyd Mayweather's more of a show like no we don't think is going to win that this when you look at OSHA that's vintage, this motherfukers come to fight and he might get taken down yes I guarantee you gets taken down that much I can get back up he's going to get up and you keep getting up and can be seen keep coming and we got a doc fight man I think both guys we f***** up after this fight and Smith classic they could be or have towards f****** the capiz got to get through the fire you know he's got to get through the fire in the early going he's got to close that distance and he's got to do it with Precision without letting his nerves affect them right I mean he's got of all that s*** talking Tom has done to him he seemed rattle at the press conference he's rattle when I start talking about his dad he's rattled and I think we've also never seen khabib fight with high stakes gwent high stakes Barboza that's not high-stakes when you're fighting Conor McGregor, takes all the chips on that poker table put it on there cuz I'm all in you have to be all in I do well under these circumstances how do you respond so we could be and they always Cardenas great it is great but when the f****** Irish nation is rocking that f****** Arena and there's all this pressure his heart rates going to go up and using that guy f****** hate this guy I hate how is he going to be over zealous and open himself up yep there has to be something there and we'd like I don't know exactly how good kind of psychological game is because months and months of being on tour with Connor those press conference is kind of stealing his belt screaming at him and getting his face and then starches and with one punch does Inch Nails remember Connor's an amazing counter-puncher will it to be an amazing kind of punch you need a guy to punch at you if he's not going to punch at him unless it becomes an ego thing like you did with our Edson Barboza was just walking down there's no respect you might throw some punches so it's me answering for Connor to find those angles when a guy's not playing the game who it's also could be beside of history of struggling to make weight that he cannot struggle to make wait for this fight he's got to be on point he came in that press conference at 170 they said this m*********** started camp at 180 something like he's never been more serious for a fight which four people listening if you saying like what Buddyfight in 155 he used to play 200 200 and then get down to 155 I mean the Michael Johnson fight he struggled he had like some real shutdown issues in the Tony Ferguson fight they pull them out of the fight he can't have any of that nonsense this weekend I would never go to the spike I think there's what I would not go this fight for this reason I'm a complete p**** I think something's going to happen the crab between the Russians and the Irish I think they're not just the animosity between the two they hate each other so bad if this fight happens for Connor you're going to have upset Russian to happens for a Kabhi Ram upset f****** Irish I think it is gotten bigger than just UFC fight the violence breaks out correct I also don't like going to UFC fights I so don't like you going to UFC fights pull up a card let me see the rest of the car dude if you're Tony Ferguson think he's fighting bright again so quickly after knee surgery to me as I Ask Josh Thompson. Who knows could be you and I'll see you and talk to DC about it but they I go like this could be were to win he doesn't care about it khabibs doesn't care so he really just wants to fight Conor and then get out get out one more from this from Josh Thompson's mouth from khabib he wants to beat the UFC's poster boy Janus poster boy and walk the f*** out unless they give him a superfight as a champion Matt Hamill before he won the finale I don't think that there's one henna brow he won but he lost his first fight the number I lost it since he was like he had like 30 wins in a row MMA Champions Ben askren hanging around can shame end of the thing is like khabib wouldn't find Magoo nobody knows who he is outside the hardcore guys now I would myself and maybe lose maybe get out wrestled here's the only if you're going to say something about khabib he's 27 out he really when you look at the body of work from Connor compared to khabib assignment close the With The Wind that kind of has a remarkable is lost like you just look at that the caliber of a phone and said he's face from a very young age and up night man who did khabib Barboza but no but Barboza is a perfect stylistic matchup for him so weird moment in his entire career does Michael Johnson when Michael Johnson cracked them wobble second and then took him down and smashed tlc200 Johnson it's funny to me cuz Michael Jansen land at that big overhand in PP people go has a weak chin dropped Diamond he caught to be banned could be got what rock for second and then weather the storm took him down smash them was a total dominant performance yeah if you look at his performance like you look at his rather his resume Pat Healy was a top fighter that that that showed able to heal he smashed able to heal or never able he took down more times anyone inside. the tea by ones that 2012 that's that's that juicy the real big fight was the Barboza fight and then Al iaquinta was I mean as is last minute as last-minute guests and he still went five-hole rounds with iaquinta which was interesting for a lot of people like I talked to Eddie Alvarez after that fight and he was like very interesting what's the WhatsApp icon to later rounds he still standing up with guys you like a warrant it's so interesting to me cuz when you talked to anyone from AKA off Seether superpro could be but they're like do this is email fight but guess what he took this is one of to be easier fights he's definitely had way tougher matchups like you're crazy man dance that Rhythm Connors not on that rhythm of different animal you talking about a guy who is one of the best fencers in the game meaning can like a butt jump in with one shot and put you out and he can do it moving back you could do it moving forward he can time you and he'll he'll be very common there you will get the very best Conor McGregor he's also no slouch on the crucifix right away I could do it moving forward he can time you and he'll he'll be very common there you will get the very best Conor McGregor he's also no slouch on the ground people get taken down in like get crucifix right away you have in mind


    Joe Rogan - Chris Pratt is a Nice Guy
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    Rivers gets stunning new trailer head of New York Comic Con nicest guy looks so normal run everybody good Hunter comedian-actor like you had he was like the funny guy in college pretty good and raises animals and actually has like a farm a real make the weather just like very Humane ethical treatment of the animals like the animals are all like super adjusted to human beings in and when they walk them is taken into a room and put one in the brain and he does it or this is just his crate risky reel season Fighters these days I don't know what he's looking to do not paying that guy that guy's making 20 million dollars a movie how the f*** you going to pay him for that we'll figure it out that Star-Lord bro and I'll come up with your own Whiskey Row what other movies has to do with garden galaxy Jurassic Park


    Joe Rogan on Brett Kavanaugh
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    left sounds made-up what what is the what are the alternative to the right of young rights okay like but assholes so like the right if you think I'm concerned if you would think of like Lindsey Graham you think of like people that are probably racist for the keep it under wraps Jack said that you can't tell if it's gay or or not you know the same thing people can't recognize that you're not in support of this guy United Support of anything like but it's it's a real thing I don't like your people know when they were they were trying to bring him into Supreme Court man I wish I could remember exactly how the bit when it was a great bit but it was about his pouring collection you know like mr. haircut after he left where they decided they voted on that they're going to well devoted it's going to move to the floor but they decided like you know we'll try to do this extra week of the FBI investigation and then he goes someone's going to have to explain this to Trump I guess that'll be me Kim but she speaks so she can't believe I called on her in the end she goes by I didn't think it was that you don't think yeah I got to get that I'm sorry and she goes I'm sorry sir like listen to this business you never do what Jesus says he can't help himself no go ahead


    Joe Rogan on Bad John Travolta Movies
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    DeKalb open the inside I'm outside all the deckhands are really worn out here yes got very weird latex outfits for them to wear the money that that f****** guy must have died private jet fleet has his arm out the window thing you guys are the windows commercial playing in the back room is just it's all like a slip and slide with baby oil Qantas has a military jet just in case someone calls my homo flies over that's really crazy #baller how much money do you make for my Pulp Fiction I'll be about being a Russian spy or kind of depleted when Pulp Fiction is like run 93 in in that made him so famous and hot again that you just use a 20 million dollar movie guy for 4 while that was lasting yeah yeah you did that got him moving it supposed to be we should probably have a fight companion for God and I heard it was really bad. So bad November rolls around we can get drunk again yeah yeah movie where a guy who is a lion trainer actually made a movie with lions and a bunch of people that were making the Cinco play that play the clip with to the clip piece of s*** movie that says the trailer sucks play this is like an acting class good let it play out okay kill it feel like you can't even do a mobster anymore it's like it feels like a joke play you could do it but it would have to be like you have to be there's just a bunch of people do anyone coming and time and they were all talking like Goombas and they all wanted to f****** get together and have pasta ramped it up Alitalia a powerline guy feature I thought the movies and so will get those on the Netflix and will after sober October is over it will get f****** hammered will bring up a 5-gallon jug of Tito's in there


    Joe Rogan on the Elon Musk Controversy
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    just see how far you can make it happen you start talking having your behavior limited into this very narrow and rigid parameters all day long and your livelihood and your success of your your family and within that you could send your kids to a good school all that depended upon whether or not you're willing to play the rules you might be unpredictable little joint around people that don't just like joints around people yeah Elon Musk 3 hours no one care smoked a little joint held then look like it then look like didn't California ounce of weed with you on an airplane is that we don't know what the f*** going to happen when you land somewhere but you can go through LAX with an ounce of weed I'm Sorry by the way I looked up private Suite after I talk to you expensive


    Joe Rogan on Performing to 10,000 People
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    so not everything huh when you move into Arenas hello how was Toronto what is it like in when you do in 10,000 people 10600 people at the Scotiabank Reeves Air Canada Centre back there in December is here alone talking like filled for events like that mess with a f****** Raptors play it's it's so ridiculous seem real but I got to say the show felt like as intimate as a set of the store really I'm not bullshiting any other that I was I was nervous that I wasn't nervous doucette's but I did like I did 4 sets Thursday night I did really yeah I did the ice house Wednesday so I did an hour plus the Icehouse I did three sets on on Tuesday night yeah I mean that's that's I think that's the key is you just got to do but when you're but you're you're also getting used to Arenas could you get a few now maybe fifth of did Columbus Vancouver I did Columbus a did Kansas City Kansas City 12 South 1200 in the theater-going like fukkit how do you like it gets normal man after a while but a couple of seconds and you can see it when I get on stage like like like watch when they turn the lights on this is what's really strange when you get to look out over the entire audience when is the upper deck that we doesn't seem real and it just happened and you you did this and the same night bird at The Forum your little bit like this but to compare different times of Comedy right and compare people I know you like comparing people but is there ever been a time in comedy where this many acts were selling Arenas this maniac's was telling theaters and then the actual selling out clubs I don't think so and sold out Madison Square Garden which is way bigger than that Square Garden stop and think about that that's almost 80,000 people that's crazy NFL game Stadium Eliza D'Elia View never has never been timing this many Comics are selling out multiple thousand see places and then there's the big first of all this Kevin Hart is the biggest of the big he sells out 50000 a lot bigger than he is Katt Williams he's like 50 can sell 50,000 he's holed 50,000 Philadelphia when he did a special there's only one of him but you know it's real close to him that people forget about is Larry the Cable Guy cuz Larry the Cable Guy was selling out football stadiums cuz Josh Wolf is opening for him and Josh Wolf took a picture and showed it to me because dude this was me onstage open up for Larry the Cable Guy you like yeah yeah Heartland so people will just dismiss it cuz it's not like an l a show or you're right so he's number one so it's like you get like $700,000 like how much is belly room and then it does that cuz he likes it he likes the intimate shows Roxy can still sell out pretty big places if Louis came back I think you could sell out giant places giant sells out everywhere he wants to Burkett cell out he's sold out Boston Garden which is like 18,000 Wells Fargo Center in Philly how big is that 15,000 yeah for sure but in a moment when you were selling out to do when you're selling out just clubs that's an achievement this business I mean to sell out weekends and add shows is a legit achievement undermined when you go in the U San Jose or you do whatever and you sell everything and then go oh my God like holy s*** like there's the possibilities are endless yeah that's what it is it's people and then there's like this work of comics now that everybody knows about you know if you know about Bill you know about Joey Diaz you know about you you know about you it's like there's this thing going on now where everyone sort of connected that's never existed before and then a lot of these people not Sebastian he's one of the rare ones that doesn't but mostly people have podcast Kevin Hart doesn't weekly but they definitely don't know when Comics were more friendly which it like that or sitcom auditions but in the past it was like there was three channels and there was The Tonight Show and the Letterman show and everybody wanted to host the Tonight Show with Jay Leno is hosting it forever or Johnny Carson before him and there was this competition between, so they were just cut throat and there's not that anymore now instead like radio shows right radio shows always s*** on the other radio shows always they always play fuk tamuk Howard Stern was Notorious for it yeah we do the opposite we all have successful podcast but we all have each other on our podcast we're all super friendly about it we all promote each other specials we all we all hang out together like there's a camaraderie amongst comedians now it used to be like there might be some camaraderie amongst a couple that would always go bad you know that in the end it was never like bunch of real headliners trimming out together like they are now even the simplest things like to lead us something funny and I'll just put it all talk about all my open tabs and I like half a million views


    Joe Rogan - Sober October 2 Has Started!
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    pretty recent year ago I don't know LOL Vagabond you can't smell so good they taste good to those are those are phenomenal a blunt man and I know it's probably bad for your lungs but there's something about the tobacco get you a little high up in the marijuana sort of like Springview out and it puts you in like a new dimension last year I did I did comedy I had no idea what I was talking about while I was onstage I was like oh my God this for new people in this room here in this place the podcast do you remember Rock Solid ethics how hard my class 1 and we didn't see no yes he was like I guess every post doesn't matter it seems like he just doesn't ever go hundred percent he started your act like you know you put your arms above your head he always does this he's never doing this at 63 year old lady who's liked Amazon Ernie if you like this is hard and talking at a normal rate you're like you're not you're not doing it and then the joke I made out of it was hey Wendell the gay guy says I can't call you the black guy but you're not doing your phone perfect it's about a bump in her truck sustained accelerated heart rate so it's been class is going to get you a bunch that that you know you know that seems like a way better athlete than you but it doesn't mean that it doesn't mean we automatically beat us because he's in Better physical condition you can actually beat them if you're going to push it all the time my head's filled with at a stopping rapist and stop inverters and the killing child molesters that's why I think about killing bad people you work out yeah that's what I do when I get tired of saving someone I care about I think about stopping someone is trying to murder someone I love that's what I think about I love your face if it's hard you'll go for telling someone trying to kill me and someone's trying to kill someone you care about and you don't have enough energy to stop them but do you think you learned that switch in like taekwondo yeah yeah because that's the scariest place you could ever be like the scariest place you could be his life and death so like just putting yourself in okay good yeah that's good boo but that's not you're not going to save yourself like you got you got to put yourself in like animalistic jewelry that's how you got you got to put yourself you got to put yourself in this the state of just 100% effort that was pegged at like a hundred and eighty 77 beats per minute for the last 35 35 minutes that's really really that might not work for you but there still could be a different tactic that work for you you don't mean like that that's even like that f****** hard to where your body is completely giving out your part of me that goes kind of working out forever that's my workout you always go crazy yeah I go crazy about someone who like really disrespected you right before you lift and I mean like right before that I'm going to get yourself into that place you know you don't have to think about something that's terrifying and negative but to me that's like that's the ultimate position that where you're going to need energy this is so silly that wasn't the best shape I've ever been in him is when I'm at my Wi-Fi laundry 86 lb Annamarie pack last year sober October that photo that we do you posted that you sent to us I really am I think I wanted to prove everyone I can stop drinking probably a third as much as last year and I'm eating like this much Bob the coach was so connectkey connected to me so quickly one time it's Brent for Thanksgiving and I'm looking good and I'm on the bike do you want them to want to have sex with you this weekend I was a guy to Ghost and stay out of that f****** saddled earn your Thanksgiving dinner and go out to bars tonight before and say I won't f*** you I'm better than you I'm just going home hard in the paint


    Joe Rogan - Diet Sustainability
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    can you will your DUI calorie-restricted rather and get down to eat once it's over you just want to reward yourself as often as possible so when someone comes along with something like a ketogenic diet and go no bread no pop f*** you you just you just don't want to do it you get but you get the same the adherence and they relapse is the same whether it's ketogenic or another diet what is it there's no no Foods actually created data is very mixed again if we look at the overall dataset very mixed and all diets have terrible adherence write a lot of that discipline people that can adhere to diets and fault I get it for you because there's something that you do but I'm going to I'm going to make it so for you to the ketogenic diet clicks and or or eating more meat clicks. That's something that you really enjoy you like the state you like to stay by style of pasta both so but but hang on hang on for some people for some people this works better because they feel better they had better in here it's for other people if you say about you got some people if you say Hey you can have a cookie that would screw them because they would they would just go crazy but for other people if you allow them more flexibility during hearings improves what I'm saying is we need to give people all the options on the table not demonize anyone diet hey maybe you try to figure out what works for lack of sounding bro what works for you and what you can sustain go from there but see that's on the totally in agreement at 1 a.m. as well but you keep saying 10 sustain you definitely can sustain more than you do that the real problem is a giant percentage of the people are weak don't work out take days off just because they're lazy and those are the people that get off the diet it's a discipline issue more than anything and market for that thing is really big so I think various foods that are merging on the market right now at BAE Systems virtahealth actually has a great app A system that actually coaches you through that and I think that's very helpful so I think new technologies foods and we'll make it will increase adherence also when you have a person who knows and understands all the health benefits associated with ketosis or just a low carb I think that can be a motivating factor to make them stick to the diet yeah but for a guy like you who is rational and discipline but people are self-destructive and week they're going to need a burger and fries and a shake. market and 86th area for entrepreneurs to create Technologies and foods that can actually enhance adherence eating strategies we know about that too but really do it once you achieve a certain amount of success people put sabotaging themselves they start they they they start dwelling on the fact that they're doing well but how long can they sustain this it starts being a big fat mind-f*** and that's when you say like what sustainable what's the state of a lot more than you're willing to do with sustainable is stop yellow bit these these parachutes they can pull don't pull the parachute motherfuker just have a cheat day that's fine but don't get off your diet have a cheat meal eat a f****** giant Sunday throw some syrup on that b**** get that whipped cream going do it once but don't live your life like that nonsense and I think that for anything you said weather control that you have control over food fasting for 3 days this very very few rank you because if you change your behavior achieve weight loss and if you lose people achieve it and keep it off they do it through many different methods were that's low-carb low-fat whatever it is but let's look at the behaviors that they make and those behaviors can tell us why do people one thing we know is they practice flips they they weigh themselves very often so they're accountable they they practice some form of cognitive restraint whether it's weighing food recording macros ketogenic fat restriction whatever it is and also the X is regularly and wonders physiological benefits to that exercise lowers the body-fat set-point that your body will defend so it actually has a physiological benefit but also just mentally like you said I mean I never if you took me back 30 years ago and you told me when I was 10 years old you said hey when I was like bullied and picked on her self-esteem you're going to f****** squat 668 pounds one day on your back at 201 lb and set a unbroken since that but a world record I've been like there's no f****** way there's no way but when you have displayed like you said and you that doesn't just people say you should have more confidence advice confidence is built through you set a goal and you achieve achieve and you don't start out to say I'm going to set a world record and that's your first goal as perfectly as you can you do it again and you do it again and you do can you talk to anybody who's successful in anything they didn't start out saying I'm going to do this earth-shattering thing they started out and built that confidence over years and years of achieving small goals which then LED them to their big goal is critical and here's one of things that people are cynical about is probably one of the best sources of fuel is in duration from other motivated people go to David Goggins Instagram changed every day but go to people like him Cameron Hanes go to the Rock like these f****** people just do it there's no Escape Clues notebook do I say sustainability I mean if it's if it's because everybody has stuff that they fine again you find a carb restricted diet to be easier to stick to for you feels better but I feel great my blood markers are good I have plenty of energy what's wrong with that nothing's wrong with that Weebly peanuts and they died right the body's just very very differently fairing this one thing that is best for you yes and objectively and you know and being really analyzing your actual physical performance which very very few people do I feel pretty good but by what marker write are you at with your personal best what are you trying to accomplish wearing your heart rate are you monitoring your work output like what are you doing to show that this diet is optimal for you that's a lot of money that's going to be spent to to get that data for an individual or a part of it is going to have to be what do you feel good on and what do you feel like is again most sustainable for you cuz no matter what the people want to diet but people really want is they want I don't have to track and I don't want to sacrifice anything and I want to get to Michael well touch it that's not going to happen you have to pick what you're going to Sacramento right so if you say I hate tracking calories so I'm just not going to eat carbs because I I can regulate my body weight that way but yeah I do that I had a post on Twitter that was like one of my most popular Twitter post I said you know Health improvements are largely driven by caloric restriction and weight loss but if if you like vegan if you like keto if you like carnivore if you that I just listened a bunch of different diets and they help you create a restriction and it keeps you at a healthy weight then but yeah hell yeah like if somebody says I like eating a big and I'm not interested in losing weight but ketogenic intermittent fasting is very very easy for me I love the food and I feel better and I think I'll minded by the markers are improving diets that overall weight loss diets are you talking about dietary choices in terms of like ketogenic diet what question so it's that if you lose weight we cannot keep it off that is that is the big problem is that most people are able to lose weight and they cannot keep it off because one of the self defense system that we talked about is really way to quickly their body gets into the state we're so he's trying to regain that way back part of it part of it yeah like losing quickly there's debate about this but I would say that it's you have to create a more extreme deficit to do that and so you are activating your body self defense system more intensely if I had to say it that way so the rebound is usually bigger as well so it's it's trying to find a way okay can we get this weight off and then let's really emphasize the people that the diet after the diet nobody talks about this except for us the book nobody talks about this like oh writer for the book Peter Baker and I we've been chapters talking about when you go in transition into okay we've lost the weight we want to lose we're healthier you have to have the same amount of discipline and intensity to den maintain that loss because if you let up if you let your foot off the gas that you don't necessarily have to be at the same caloric restriction level but if you just let yourself come out I'm going to eat when I want boo Jenkins house at 8 they do this you've just you've literally just undid months of hard work in one week would because I if you could maintain that for a set amount of times a six months so I think that if someone can maintain that weight loss for 6 months that's like sort of like the Tipping Point where they can go on great points also leptin is a you I'm sure you've heard people talk about them so when you lose fat left in the secretion goes down cuz fat cells secrete it and I like your body's thermostat and body-fat everybody has like a set-point their body likes to be at so if you lose body fat you secrete less left in hunger goes up metabolic rate goes down and he is in opposition to Lupton so you this is your body like a thermostat so you found a thermostat at 75 goes to low heat on go to high kick the coolant go back down nothing act that way with your metabolic rate and your hunger when you get down to a low body fat leptin slow your body you have a drive to regain that wait your your hungers higher your bought your your metabolic rate is lower left and still stays low even years after a diet and people who have kept the weight off so there you would think they're still be a biological drive to regain that said and I'm going to go out on a limb here so any of my scientists were listening on this feel free to call me on the carpet if you think I'm wrong but just like obese people obese people actually have high levels of leptin they have high levels of left it but they become leptin resistant could become your new set point that your body defense I think what can happen that could become your new set point that your body defense I think what can happen is even if your left hand doesn't go out of two years not six months yeah it's a little longer a little bit longer so what is the dark I think I think it's probably because your body is so redundant usually nothing is ever one thing typically because your leader


    Joe Rogan & Dr. Layne Norton - Nutrition is Replacing Religion for Some People
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    do a great job with is just calling full s*** on I mean you love call bulshit clearly but whenever people are overstating claims or people get ridiculous and I think this is one of the things that is a problem with any diet or people get really enthusiastic about it that becomes an ideology whether it's the ketogenic diet or the carnivore diet or them you know the fill in the blanks vegan diet people decide this is the end-all-be-all it's going to cure cancer make you smarter to Dick's going foot all these things going to happen and you do a great job of convulsion on that kind of stuff yeah I mean I am not anti keto I'm not anti vegan I'm anti b******* and one of the problems we have is nutrition is replacing religion for a lot of people so you find something that you identify with and then people start to try to say because they identify with that movement or like for example vegans identify with many of them animals not my job to judge their ethics on that sort of thing but then they kind of try to backtrack to find the science to support them as well and they pick and choose in this is guilty of all groups. Just because this is also a lot of ketogenic diet sell its carnivore diet whatever have you if it has the word diet their zealots out there who are going after it and I will stick up for stuck up at a scientific conference for the ketogenic diet you were at we were having a round table about different and somebody till we know that the ketogenic diet and prayers exercise performance in endurance athletes and I don't think that's necessarily true you know it's pretty ambivalent the ambiguous as to whether or not it does it seems to be kind of individual but on the whole on the average it doesn't seem to unpair exercise performance so it's kind of what you like but when you have people who you know like like a Gary tabs who says what calories don't matter it's all carbohydrates carbohydrate inflamado obesity I mean did the researches you're able to do a lot of hand waving about insulin and to do you burn so much fat when you're on a high-fat diet which is true by the way you burn a lot of fat but what they don't talk about is that it's it's overall fat balance how much fat you store purses how much fat you burn and when you're on a high-fat diet you store a lot of fat you also burn a lot of fat the overall caloric balance is what determines whether or not you will have net storage position for high carb diet as well you know this idea that with high insulin it just completely shut that all fat burning everywhere that's that's just not true now if you have high carbohydrate you will burn less fat but you're also storing less fat as well and again the net caloric balance is going to be what determines how much you store because you don't really store carbohydrate is fat for most people they did a study overfeeding women where they overfed them 50% caloric maintenance and they found it of 282 grams of fat they stored during a day and adipose only 4 grams came from carbohydrate 278 came from fats glucose what about fructose so fructose causes we think you know non-alcoholic fatty liver disease so that could be you know that that's a Dino and your day fructose doesn't have a little bit of different hepatic metabolism but I was actually across the hall from a professor who is doing a lot of the research on on fructose and obesity and fatty liver disease and even he came to the conclusion that if you overfeed fructose and it creates a color I talk loud and a lots good so if you're if you're doing that if you're creating that caloric Surplus what you find is when you're in net storage when you're driving more nutrients into adipose and sometimes liver depending on the tablet but it takes it takes a lot of fructose to do that and a caloric Surplus you start to create a lot of walkie stuff going on the mitochondria starts to become dysfunctional and you do people make a big deal about oh well you have we have claims now that everything causes obesity and type 2 diabetes for first it was Fats than carbohydrates and there's actually professors out there but she will clean the protein gives you diabetes dysfunctional how does the mitochondria happen Okay so this is my opinion if you look at the search on Obesity and diabetes what happens is you have everything start to elevate the blood stream so if you measure like there was a professor who taught that branched chain amino acids were causing obesity because they were elevated the bloodstream during type 2 diabetes is it possible that when you are feeding relative to what you burn relative to that turn over that mitochondria start to become dysfunctional probably a lot due to inactivity and the mitochondria is called the PowerHouse of the cell is probably learned in high school biology or whatever they taught it to you as that is where everything fluxes through so that's where you creating ATP that's where you're burning through lipids carbohydrates that's what a thing if that becomes dysfunctional and you're not getting enough looks enough pull through that mitochondria what happens is you start to backup every part of metabolism so all the metabolic by-products almost all of them inhibit everything within the cell metabolism signature for that and in epiphenomenon if you want to call it that would be elevated branched chain amino acids the Krebs cycle glycolysis and everything starts backing up to the point where you also start inhibiting the insulin receptor and now you have glucose fatty acids and amino acids also backing up to the point where they start to overspill into the bloodstream and you see these this accumulation of all them in the bloodstream and type 2 diabetes and I actually think that again me going out on a limb that obesity doesn't cause type 2 diabetes and type 2 he doesn't cause obesity that they developed in concert from the same problem which is overfeeding underactivity so a lot of it is about how much nutrients you're flexing into Cells versus how much energy you're creating flexing them through the selling out so when you're overfeeding Weatherby carbohydrate fat you're flexing more energy in then you can dispose of and now you have to do something with it well when you run out of when you do that much to and mitochondria start to become dysfunction dysfunctional you start to not have enough places to put it away and start spilling into the bloodstream and now you cause all kinds of problems so one of the things that we really wanted to talk about here is high carb vs. low carb because this is just a giant point of contention today and nutrition especially in terms of athletes with performance in mind that's it's a big factor whether or not high carb or low-carb is way to go and there's a lot of zealots on both sides and there's a lot of Bull Shed and there's a lot UNO online experts and one of the great thing about bringing you two guys in here is cuz you could really actually explain the science behind it now you've been great Lane at pointing out that there's it's not a Magic Bullet and you know and so many people like to sort of stress it that way that they'd like to portray ketogenic diet is this is it this is the end-all-be-all I figured out what to do this is the way everyone should be eating you don't think so I don't think so because if you look at the the weight loss problem in our society and I'm writing a book called fat loss forever will I talk about this in detail we don't have weight loss problem six out of every seven people are able to lose a significant amount of body weight in their life for obese or overweight the problem is the weight regain statistics are absolutely like terrifying within one year 70% will put it all back on within 2 years at 85% within 3 it's 95% so that means diets have a 95% failure rate and all of those people 1/3 2 2/3 will add more than they originally lost and this gets kind of into yo-yo dieting and I talked about that as well but the real problem is that people don't stick to pick something that's sustainable for them all the research if there's one bit of research out there that that we have that shows how to create lasting weight loss and you look at the people who are the 5% keep it off it's that they pick something that's sustainable whether it be ketogenic whether it be low carb or low fat whatever it is vegan something that they can sustain and make a lifestyle if you could if you look at meta-analyses are kind of a study of studies so they take researchers take studies that have similar parameters and they kind of lump them together and it look at okay what's the someone to see studies Advanced statistics that used to run this if you look at low carb vs. low-fat there's no difference in appearance overall on the whole there's no difference and there's no difference in weight loss there's no difference in blood lipids even glycemic control so there was a study where they a meta-analysis of I think it was 23 studies over 3,000 people where they look at okay if you can't roll calories so calories are acquainted does loco versus low-fat make a difference on weight loss glycemic control those with a ketogenic diet so by definition we have an objective biomarker that defines the ketogenic diet the only diet that actually has something that you know you can measure in your blood that you're on this diet and when your Ketone levels are elevated that confers many different benefits that I believe can enhance adherence to the diet nip the difference between someone being on a diet and being able to sustain it and not being able to stand and getting all that weight back is not a discipline issue well partly but we kind of have to start looking at okay if we if we go and maybe let me View Circle we have to find what requires the least amount of discipline for somebody to stick to because discipline is is while some people have more some people have less it is a finite resource so when do we normally find the people like kind of drop off whatever they're doing it's when they're stressed out work stressing them out there going through a divorce those kinds of things right that's where are our discipline kind of Wayne's because we're trying to be so disciplined for this other thing and it's draining us so what happens with with diet is in people who are busy people who have a lot of stress in my life that's what they really start overeating so we have to find something that requires I look at his let's find something that requires the minimum amount of of discipline for a person so that when your life goes to absolute s*** you can still stick to it and so for some people that is a very very individual thing and they see this in the dietary studies that what works for one person to create a deficit and sustainable isn't the same way for another person in Dom even commented on this about his wife Sheila she does much better on a hi ratio carbohydrates and fats in early on it was obvious that she wasn't going to change your diet the time that we met like 10 years ago almost we always really getting into this and I really felt that for me at least but she would stop at Checkers and you don't get a burger and a sugary drink and she's a tremendously carb intolerance as a kid and she carbohydrates and you know if the diet low carb I feel and maybe in ketogenic putting it under that umbrella works I think for up to twenty-five to thirty percent of people especially at their carbohydrate intolerance and I believe that it does that by virtue of elevating ketones shifting your dinner with pharmacology of the brain for example at work through growling at work through there's new science emerging right now appetite regulation is influenced positively by nutritional ketosis in ways that we're just starting to learn now but you can certainly feel it 25 years ago and I went to this this long without food start getting shaky I would I would have a hypoglycemic response and I'm completely resilient to that and it has major implications for military personnel being keto adapted not just for performance preventing seizures and I think for cognitive function to but you it's very liberating so meal frequency is not an issue so if you're in austere environment 3 have limited availability that becomes a major issue and if you're working as a scientist and you can't you know you're working with animals are doing if you're working as a scientist and you can't you know you're working with animals are doing experiments you don't have time to eat I need to maintain that cognitive function I need to be sharp you know with limited food of it so it worked very good for me throughout my professorship you know getting tenure and things like that right just put more time and energy into my work without having to stop for perineal eating meal clean up like I think I wasted a lot of time doing that when I was eating 5 meals a day


    Joe Rogan - What's Going on With the Carnivore Diet
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    cuz I am baffled by this carnivore diet a baffled by how many people are clinging to it as a Panacea I'm baffled by whether or not it's a physiological effect or whether there's a placebo effect going on I have a theory please so because it's providing nutrition you know most if you look in the scientific literature fasting is like the cure-all for everything you can look at any condition and fasting is the cure what time water fasting that store is right so and so when you only eat meat it's a low residue diet and there's nothing left over to irritate or inflame the got my theory is a lot of people who are benefiting from this have a really disrupted gut microbiome Alessio Fasano has argued leaky got is kind of a precondition for autoimmunity and this the carnivore diet is essentially like a contrast or a fast and so I don't you know that people are benefiting from it the question is what is the long-term implications there is no I mean there's a few people that have been doing it to some anecdotal evidence we've been doing it for a few decades Weather Channel of your brother we're going to have an honest discussion as much as you can to say why is Michaela Peterson feeling good and you got to love that an honor that if she had done water fasting transitioning to an Ultra Clean Diet would she have done as well who knows but to look at Sean Baker's labs and say pre-diabetic low testosterone High be when I'm concerned although he just published is coronary calcium scan is 0 and I either that he's got little kids I don't want the guy to drop dead but there's its way preliminary for the bandwagon that's growing said that he had been deadlifting the day before and the day before he took his task lead out of CB you want to be alive he doesn't need to do it Makayla Peterson and Jordan might need to do it until they find a better path John's has been adopted it so the biggest puzzle is falling it is so many benefits to the body where are these people when every chart says a meat has no vitamin C are they eating raw meat which might have vitamin C are they eating Oregon mate which might have some violent say stop you that because I'll tell you what these explanations bente the explanation to me has been that there is a decrease absorption of vitamin C when you're consuming vitamin C with all these other things cruciferous vegetables carbohydrates the fact is that is that a fact if you take a thousand mg of vitamin C absorbed a lot of it is take 10000 mg in percentage you won't absorb as much but you still get more than a thousand mg but there's also this theory that since they're eating basically a no added glucose diet that there's some kind of competition in US glucose and see so even if they get a duchess either absorbing it hyper efficiently nobody knows they haven't developed curvy clothes from Google Genesis internally right cuz they're adding you know surely it's a low-carb diet no doubt about it in there maybe that's dinner was Jordan Jordan Peterson and he's eating his big giant steaks and he looks great Denise lighter than he's been since he was 25 and I'm 100% empathetic with that cuz I've been through something like that myself but to then take that and say that we're certain that it's safe is a biglia that you might not want to run if you don't find run those two but if you take into account liver and heart kidneys that you were going to get all these essential nutrients from that you're still not getting vitamin C that I'm aware of forget about you're not getting acrata noise and flavonoids meats and then like better Glaceon and other nutrients that are really important your only eating lean meat that I think yeah I would be very concerned about that children do not try this at home if someone tried to get me they were saying you should try a carnivore diet for 90 days and I said well the real problem bi8 game and that's extremely Larry yeah that's very smart and it's an antidote if nothing else I do think that it's entirely possible that maybe it's people that have this destructed my gut microbiome but that some people might be alert like one of things that Makayla Peterson brought up when she was in the podcast it it it might very well be that she's allergic to almost everything she had she started to laugh when I talk to my naturopath that's what you should have kept on doing your gut Annalise Gunter got healed maybe that would have helped her and so you know not going to fully regain their 100% of their you know musculoskeletal capabilities right but we don't have that same understanding with other conditions but let's say I go you know to Indonesia and I get pain parasites and you know before that even with all the right things and so I'm not saying that they the people should give up hope but I'm I'm saying that like we have two separate between this is helping me and it's making me feel great and nothing else worked for and we know with a hundred percent certainty that this is safe for the long-term or other two very different questions and again I'm totally empathetic and I would probably do the same thing hey you know if I maybe I'll die five years earlier but I'll enjoy the rent you know those years of my life I won't be in pain and discomfort the entire time then sign me up or I might I might stay to myself will wait it can't be that good for me to be inflamed all the time and like you know it it. Can't be good for me so maybe even though that all meat diet might have some downsizing it actually might be reducing inflammation and and therefore that will cancel out weed there's no vitamin supplementation in like what about an all meat diet with good supplementation a multivitamin pretty smart idea dr. Denis burkitt from England went to Africa describe fiber describe it said we got it all wrong and only plants have fiber is a good question where they getting there V their meat is sticking in their: It's called putrefaction for days and days that's is it yeah well it's a bat is what happens controversy about fiber but I think the weight of the evidence Still Still does suggested fermentable carbohydrates fiber eventually but we also know that virtually every human population that's ever been studied had significant amounts of fiber in their diet right now they are the Warriors they consumed the Warriors consume milk and meat and blood at certain times of year when they were you know it and other times you they did eat more plant Foods and then during the summer when when they were able to collect berries and things like that they would definitely do that so every culture that we know of that's been studied 8 some combination of animal and plant Foods you know what ratio what amount you know that varies from place to place depending on where they are but that's that's what the anthropological data show Pittsburgh Steven O'Keefe who took 20 African Americans in Pittsburgh eating an inner-city not healthy diet and 20 rule Africans in South Africa eating from the bush and larger plants and they switched them for 20 days and they measure every single thing they can measure in the microbiome in their stool metabolites tmao and all the rest your body is so amazing that 20 days on a better diet what what I would call The Royal African died a better diet the other was in incredible changes towards Health making butyric acid having becht stearic acid having bacteroides and prevotella I mean changes Andy the real African suffered American illness in terms of what you can measure within 2 weeks now there's data I just learned yesterday in Los Angeles that I might go buy them changes in 5 days you go to a low sugar low protein plant diet this is University of Southern California I can tell you 5 days Michaela Peterson's microbiome which change would she feel better I don't know I'm just pointing out just the remarkable resiliency


    Joe Rogan - Does Saturated Fat Cause Heart Disease?
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    about cholesterol and a dispute about saturated fat you were saying that saturated fat 16 1940 there were not many heart attacks in a modern American city after World War II economy went up in the City of Minneapolis executive started suffering heart attacks it was also Franklin Delano Roosevelt died of high blood pressure a few years later Eisenhower had a massive heart attack that's when our government National Institutes of Health started funneling major money into studies like the Framingham study or from Newton Framingham to city outside of Boston and they basically invaded this town in 1958 today that we're spending money we're going to figure this crap out the idea had come up heart disease wasn't just aging heart disease could be explained by what's called risk factors smoking Minot you can smoke in live 200 but it's going to increase your risk and then the guy in the blood pressure and cholesterol in family history what we call risk factors until that point diet was not considered a factor in the every 39 seconds in American dies of heart disease every 839 second most frequent cause of death so they will be about 200 people perhaps it will die during this podcast of the number one killer and 80% of its preventable Chris is going to prevent some I'm going to prevent them cuz the biggest enemy out there smoking and crap diet calorie rich and processed food scraps at nightstand hermaphrodite it became apparent in the early 1950s diet might play a role and a notary of scientist and many others dr. ancel Keys PhD PhD at two of them suggested dietary fat might be a factor it was a hypothesis it's his early stage epidemiology doesn't prove anything he went out and did studies other people went on did studies in the idea transition phobic the focus went on saturated fat in food which is basically chicken red meat pizza as of the highest sources and subsequent update accumulated that guidelines started to suggest we got this huge problem with heart disease we should limit saturated fat it was never limit off that 35% of calories that's not in anybody's word a low-fat diet and that has now promulgated in 21 International statements there is no opposite World Health Organization American Heart Association Mary College of Cardiology Institute of Institute of medicine says eat as little saturated fat is possible that couldn't be more clear these are highbrow these are not associated with vegan movement dimity Kipling why did they come to the basic science receptors on your liver for cholesterol I've got cholesterol my blood I'd like to get some of it out into the liver to be metabolize I need a receptor you eat saturated fats receptors go down cholesterol has no place to go in the blood bumps into artery wall That's the basic biochemistry epidemiology studies flawed perfect it doesn't matter there was it doesn't matter 395 metabolic studies change the diet see what happened you had such a trait affect cholesterol Skyrocket on average not in a single person if I give you a steak Chris has taken me a stake or Cross Road rise differently it if that's a problem in the studies when your average everything together so they had that and then finally finally they looked at populations that live over a hundred these are called the pillars of longevity they don't eat foods rich in saturated fat they have a little bit of a lot of things a lot of olive oil in Italy and Greece they eat almost no dietary fat in Okinawa Japan and they live what they have the greatest longevity in the world in 1978 almost no dietary fat about 6 7% for a major push to say cut back on animal products cuz that's larger with the exception of coconut and saturated fat come from so that gate that is to throw out every major health agency in the world that I don't believe Chris Kresser can do that no disrespect I don't think Chris can throw out a hundred years ago saturated monounsaturated and saturated fat and in fact 2 tablespoons of olive oil has more saturated fat than a 7 oz pork chop that's a little known facts the oily fish mackerel you know which all of these Health agencies the jewels talking about advised us to eat has twice the total fat in one and a half times is saturated fat that were of the meat that were told to avoid does it make sense that nature you know would include that you can eat mackerel polyunsaturated fats in it are good for you but the saturated fat in it is bad for you that's kind of nonsensical but you know. Let's talk a little bit more about the research so there never really was good evidence to suggest that dietary cholesterol and saturated fat are connected to heart disease and Zoe harcombe who's has a Ph.D nutritional researcher she wrote her thesis or PhD thesis on the evidence in the seventies that led to the restrictions on saturated fat and cholesterol and then she also reviewed the evidence all the way up until 2016 and and if I have the information on my website if you go Kresser. Co / Rogan you can find it and what you'll find is there never was really good at evidence to support the limitations on on saturated fat and cholesterol and people have started to look at this more research and for example you have a meta-analysis of observational studies including about 350,000 participants recently that found no relationship between saturated fat intake and cardiovascular disease you have an exhaustive review of studies something like 25 randomized controlled trials gold standard of clinical evidence almost 40 observational studies involving 650,000 participants and I'll read you a quote from the conclusion current evidence does not clearly support cardiovascular guidelines that encourage High consumption of polyunsaturated fatty acids and low consumption of saturated fatty acids and look one of my favorite quotes is the the Philosopher's Anatole France even if 50 million people say a foolish thing it's still a foolish thing and the other thing to consider is that the history of science is really the history of most scientists being wrong about most things most of the time and in science we have to continually challenge are our hypotheses and try to falsify them and that's how the scientific process moves forward and that's why in 2010 the US federal government removed restrictions on total fat whereas before there was a restriction on total fat because they they acknowledge that the research was showing that not all fat is the same and that you know we don't need to be restricting fat from avocados and things like that and in 2015 they remove the restriction on dietary cholesterol and now they did that fairly quietly because how do you think it looks when people have been told to you no limit their fat and limit their cholesterol and then the federal agency goes back on that that recommendation after so many years of telling people to do that people lose faith in the agencies that are that are issuing these guidelines and don't take it for me and you know I'm I'm I'm not expecting anyone to believe me and that's why I put all of the the studies and the research supporting this at Kresser. Co / Rogan but how about Johnny and it is who's one of the most renowned epidemiologist in the world he's a professor of medicine at Stanford and he has wrote written some scathing critique of nutritional research recently that have been published in Jama and British medical journal so here's a quote from one of them some nutrition scientist much of the public often considered epidemiological associations and nutritional factors represent cause effects inform Public Health policy and guidelines however the emerging picture of nutritional epidemiology is difficult to reconcile with good scientific principles the field needs radical reform and he goes on to point out that meta-analysis of observational Studies have found in almost all foods are associated with the higher risk of death if you crunch the data and certain ways so it's not enough to say that. You know governments are recommending this or that we have to science with the science the same as I said you two recent meta-analyses covering over a million people are not showing the relationship between saturated fat and heart disease and they're not showing any benefit from replacing saturated fat with polyunsaturated fats so these organizations Joel that you were describing why do you think that they recommend based on what Chrissy just said why do you think that they recommend reducing your saturated fat reducing your cholesterol and thank you we are going to technical in the weeds but I want to bring it back this discussion is do you have a stroke heart attack erectile dysfunction lose a leg or do you not because at least one factor in development of these horrible medical problems are 80% preventable at least one of it is your nutrition and the continent nutrition and there's no doubt it's a single most important factor it's never been the only fact it's very expensive let's talk about cholesterol let's talk about Century pets okay with that cuz there is differences there they're okay both you know contents of food feta contents of food with their chemically different in the volume weight is very very different cholesterol only comes from animal saturated fat is in animals and plants depend on the food source so when this rise and heart attacks developed research began 1948 1950 1958 there were observations made that carefully done dietary dogs suggested these were hypotheses there might be a connection between what you eat and heart attacks and then it centered on is it foods high in protein foods high in sugar foods high in fatty sources alternative got sophisticated food giant plant fat sources futon animal fat sources so by the late 1950s there was a very strong consensus ready that foods high in animal products with saturated fat they go together what type of meat egg and cheese maybe a roll let me give you a great example 1959 you grew up in Japan you have a cholesterol of 120 you almost never see a heart attack you move to Hawaii because there's migration your cholesterol Rises 280 welcome to America your heart attack where is tripled you move to this great City Los Angeles was published in 1959 your cholesterol is now 210 you have 10 times a heart attack risk that you had when you lived in Japan genetics don't change like this was within one generation they're called nice a people that leave Japan to move to California nisei and there's the nisei Han study that tracked these people now is it the air is it that they adopted other bad habits shirt could be but within a very short time that 10 times the risk of heart attack so public research and dollar system sugars in the diet are more important in 2018 than they were in the country was thin and 1960 they weren't good down there and good novel when you parse it out multivariate analysis there's a stronger relationship between the number one food and studies like this is usually butter more than red meat it's actually butter that's just an R-value it's called status and I want to go so deep into the statistics it is somewhere there is sugar a classic study if you could hold sugar the same an increase increase sugar in these manipulations coronary heart disease doesn't increase let's point something out I've been inside of Hearts 15,000 times I've never scoop sugar out of a blocked artery at scoop cholesterol out of blackberries 20% of every blockage in a heart is close to the fact that was discovered in 1910 it's never varied then we fed animal let's look at the what the research says again here so they've done controlled feeding studies where they fed people 224 eggs a day and those show that in 75% of cases I have zero impact on blood cholesterol levels for the other 25% of people there turn Piper responders and in that group dietary cholesterol increase LDL cholesterol cholesterol is there is no evidence that the consuming dietary cholesterol increases the risk of blood cholesterol most people and even when it does there's no evidence that it increases the risk of a heart attack which is again why do dietary guidelines changed for saturated fat again most of the studies that showed harm were short-term studies these longer-term Studies have shown that on average eating saturated fat does not increase saturated fat levels in the blood and of all of the law term studies that looked at this only one showed any association between saturated fat intake and cholesterol levels in the blood then we have a meta-analysis lots of meta-analyses actually but one of the best-known meta-analyses was of 17 randomized controlled Trials of low-carb diets that are high in saturated fats in published in the Journal of obesity reviews and they found that low-carb diets and either increase or decrease LDL cholesterol but what they did find was that low carb diets are associated with decreasing body weight improvements and several cardiovascular Rick's risk factors including triglycerides fasting glucose blood pressure body mass index abdominal circumference plasma insulin C-reactive protein as well as an increase in HDL cholesterol now there have now been 10 meta-analyses of randomized control trials looking at low carb diets for weight loss all 10 showed low carb diet either out performed in most cases or was was on this at the same level as low-fat diets there have been several meta-analyses now you can see them all at Kresser. Co / Rogan that have looked at low carb diets for diabetes and even cardiovascular risk markers and all of these meta-analyses have found that low carb diets are superior for glycemic control for reducing insulin for reducing triglycerides and have beneficial effects across-the-board without increasing cardiovascular risk markers so we're now we're talking about randomized control trials which is the best form of evidence that we have and we're not seeing any harm from you know increase consumption of saturated fat so is the problem that you're citing epidemiology studies from the 1940s you continue to go back to these studies from the 1940s and 1950s what is the relevant the countries with widely different diets that's see what they're eating the taxi take their freaking diet back to Minneapolis let's analyze it so it's not guessing that food frequency questionnaire we're taking their meals back the United States analyzer but boom there's a relationship between dietary saturated fat and your risk 50-year follow-up there's no short-term and the dietary saturated fat and heart disease randomized clinical study for this one high-quality second study done in China the same time with your years of follow-up so these are right up-to-date there's Publications right now from studies starting at that but the publication's or not but then you get the best kind of study okay I'm still in saturated fat I'm not talking any other topic you put people in a metabolic Ward at the National Institute of Health 395 these studies published 1979 you change their diet this is the ultimate careful experiment it might be for 4 weeks you up there saturated fats or cholesterol Rises for sure as can be we're all different the change in cholesterol is consistent you're going to go up 20% 20% when it was that we started there from poisons you have to track the change in cholesterol Chris referred to it it's really interesting this will Fascinate You listeners but it's right on the topic to publish data play publish their notes which is why we know this and they said we are losing the battle people are eating less Dairy around the world and we are losing sales while we can do is influence researchers influence a competition since his paper trail though every Dairy Council in the world that year then they go meet in Portugal then they go made a New York whatever 2008 we're going to put dollars into changing research and influencing people doesn't mean it's all bad they publish those notes that are Global an issue the next year they looked for sympathetic researchers that would change public opinion that was right before the milk mustache campaign they find a guy I actually respect now but I'm going to beat him up a little dr. Ronald Krause MD in Berkeley California right by him runs at a lipid Center he's had B funding for 10 years he's had very funny all the sudden he's speaking the dairy industry is all over in 2010 two years later he publishes we call it a meta-analysis that's not new research that's statistical playing with previous studies that can be fair can be unfair whatever whatever it is their conclusion is they could not find and verify that saturated fat in the diet butter eggs and cheese raise the risk of heart disease they never said eat butter eggs and cheese they just couldn't verify what's amazing it's in the American Journal clinical nutrition that same Journal is a is a editorial that destroys the study this is 15 reasons this is horrible epidemiology by guy named Jeremiah Stanley I've never seen a medical journal destroy nice that they accepted for publication okay so everything's like to Stir It Up and 2014 a guy named child republishes a similar analysis that is the reason that Time Magazine put on the cover butter is back because it was not new Resorts it's a meta-analysis it's all following this Mexico City effort to find a Dairy positive Publications at a study so bad that both the journal required them to adjust and republish the date the Harvard School of Public Health should take this thing away statistically this is nonsense since those two times and that's just the bottom line we have had confusion in the public we've got experts like Chris experts like me experts like dr. Mark Hyman experts Like dr. Walter Willett I do not there is a quote from the tobacco industry that our product is confusion they didn't care about winning the battle win the Public's confuse or just going to keep on doing habits they have and that is and the Pendulum of 1950-1960 1997 395 the best and stays in the world take you eat more saturated fat your cholesterol goes up and I wonder that absolutely you think it is absolutely from all the problems that I mentioned it to begin with and several more that we didn't have time to go into we have randomized control trial now and observational studies were never meant to prove a hypothesis they're meant to generate a hypothesis and it's true that in some cases not possible to do a randomized control trial like with cigarette smoking you have to have the trial last for so long and you have to isolate people and award so they weren't exposed to air pollution and other factors that can affect the result you can't do that but in that case the risk was 1000 and 3000 per cent higher so their criteria called The Bradford Hill criteria which you can use and apply to observational studies to assess the chance that there's a causal relationship and in the case of smoking which actually was Bradford Bradford Hill criteria were created that relate that meet many of those criteria in the case of nutrition research very seldom do they meet more than a couple of the Bradford Hill criteria now observational research in order to be valuable needs to be confirmed you know the results need to be replicated in a randomized control trial that's how science is supposed to work but there was one analysis that found at 0 of 52 claimed that were made an observation nutrition studies were replicated when they were tested later and in fact V were replicated in the opposite direction in other words they when they did an experiment they found the opposite results what the observational study suggested so good examples of this are observational studies originally suggested that beta carotene an antioxidant that people with the highest intake of beta-carotene at something like a 30% reduce risk of death which is not really plausible anyways but then when they started doing miles where they were giving people beta-carotene supplements not only did it not improve their lifespan they got more cancer and increase the risk of cancer so this is why it's so important not to rely just on observational data and to do these experiments now going back to saturated fat as I said we've got a 2013 meta-analysis of 20 randomized controlled trials that found it low-carb high-protein diets that the great improvements and glycemic control compared to low-fat American Heart Association American diabetic Association diet we've got a 2014 meta-analysis of 10 randomized controlled trials that show that low carb diets are more effective than high carb diet for patients with type 2 diabetes and we've got another meta-analysis of 25 randomized controlled trials just published in 2018 that sound the same thing so you know science Marches On we we we learn more we change and now we've got randomized controlled trials that are replacing some of the observational evidence from the 50s and 60s meta-analysis of 25 randomized controlled trials just published in 2018 that sound the same thing so you know what science Marches On we we we learn more we change and now we've got randomized controlled trials that are replacing some of the observational evidence from the fifties and sixties and seventies which which by the way and dr. Harkins paper you see that that Evans was never strong to begin with and this is what we should be looking at


    Joe Rogan & Vinnie Paz on Mumble Rap
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    I wouldn't want to do that this success would it mean anything to me if I got there by not being me you got to live with that and that's worse than not succeeding to me. I don't know about other people a lot of people just fake it run and not who they are and they're okay with that if it comes with success in order for me to shift to I am inherently with my fiber of my being the way I was raised to treat people if I had to shift that and have success the success wouldn't be success to me it would be on paper but business is just so strange right and I don't know how you feel about Mumble rap but Mumble rap is one of the weirdest things to me it's I'm confused it's bizarre it's bizarre what is happening I just I feel like I feel like I don't want to be that dude who doesn't get it start dealing with youth culture and when I was the age of these Mumble rap kids there were old ahead saying you know the generation before us the the cold Crush Brothers to the Big Daddy Kane's they probably anything close to what I do right it's almost like you said your what do you think about EDM I don't know I guess it's all right I don't even look at it like you were listening to something that you enjoyed things you loved was like good lyrics of course and when you can understand what they're saying yeah say whatever the line over you went over again and I don't know if these kids is a drug Iran or vice versa has happened historically is this just a drug driven culture I don't know cuz I'm detached you know I'm detaching that you're not and you know I'm a kid who grew up you know listening to metal and stuff like that so I don't I'm not a shortage for I'll just listen to sleigh before I listen to do you know it so it becomes irrelevant when you realize that you have so much good s*** out there so I don't need it's like a film like I'm not worried about a bad movie I was watching dope movie yeah cuz we're not doing what we used to do maybe we were out of the bar the club five nights a week and you weren't married with kids and we were hammered maybe it sounds different lean and Riley I just and I think that that that drug culture created that I think friend of mine has a real estate agent working on the house and she's like I literally had no idea what the f*** he was saying about his talking to him and talk so he's like asking her for a jacuzzi and she thinks he's ordering a pizza I don't know I love listening to Nas and I love listening to Public Enemy and the clean lyrics piano that had a hit to them cool about it yeah I think I think maybe these kids think you can't do both state and our area was different like people could dance to Public Enemy and they were talking about what was going on and urban community dance whatever I don't know what you f****** my mother f****** in the slobber in the corner where they all have to have tattoos on their face thinking I mean it's all this I don't give a fuk culture ya like you just as in like they're not trying to get cool s*** on their face the trying to get like scribbles yeah. Looks like you draw on the face of the drunk at the party that's what they all look like you know they all look like that with pink dreads there's a lot of rap music to slip through the cracks to like a lot of people forget about Gangstar yeah


    Joe Rogan on Roy Jones Jr. & Bernard Hopkins
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    maybe a prime Roy you know maybe he just had such you going to Terry would really got Roy my opinion I'm a giant Roy Jones jr. fantasy maybe one of my all-time favorite Fighters what really got Roy's when we went up to fight John Ruiz yeah and then he went back to fight them it's in the system ;-) nudge nudge yeah I mean he was like 200 plus pounds salted with an endocrinologist and try to figure out what how is system was and then that weight cut down to 175 must have been brutal cuz he was smooth he look like s*** he lost all his muscle tone he just didn't he look like he was shredded or even if your body stops producing hormones body is all f***** up when you're on your way to dye your body telling you what the f*** are you doing 200 plus pounds when he fought Ruiz then he has to cut down to 175. They are amazing at doing that I mean they know how to do it correctly they know how to rehydrate correctly and boxing at least has the the benefit of not having you Sada in place like the UFC does UFC has a real problem with a lack of IVs and these guys can't rehydrate correctly or the way that they want to is dangerous it is dangerous but in their defense it's it's also a way that they can detect whether or not someone is cheating okay cuz when they're using IVs you can mask a lot of s*** right yeah I didn't think about that yeah that's why they do it when I don't know what happened with Roy car either cuz Tarver almost beat Roy the first time fought yeah but then f***** him up he f****** fluids in the famous words any excuses. well duh if you're 45 and you're still looking good this something going on the only person I truly believe in I realized but I don't think Bernard ever did anything and get chicken that was Fried by accident and peel the fryer off of it rather than just this once I'll do it it just insane dietary in the gym you know I agree but the Joe Smith fight was sad to watch course that was that was the kovalev fight with how old he was the time but everybody had already written him off and he gave him up he put on a clinic definitely 50 crazy so he was he I'd say he lasted 15 years longer than than the average guy is you know he came back and boxed where Junior where was also the Glen Johnson fight was a scary knockout if he was on queer Street yet but he was just flatlined and astral traveling after that you got knocked out by Tarver then there was not that much time in between those 250 before you hit the ground in your head me too and then he started fighting like in Russia sanctions over there but Larry just let that snake that's snake not you have been through that every time he tries to come in pain against Tito and you know it was a huge everyone everyone everyone Motors only thing I thought was man's too bad this guy like missed his prime right and then he did what he did


    Joe Rogan Analyzes Muhammad Ali vs. Cleveland Big Cat Williams
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    it's interesting to the alley you know I always like to watch that fight with Jerry Quarry because it was after three years off yeah man and you see his body looks different you just look softer you know if you see Ali versus like leaving Williams and then he see Ali three years later after all that time I'll he just unlock the same who's never really the same he wasn't but you ever you think about why he did it imagine having the Constitution to give away the prime of your fighting especially want him to fight the Vietnam war is like this a bulshit warship none of them ever caught I don't know either but I remember when he fought Frazier was like man I would have loved to see this by three years ago yeah man cuz he just was a different guy but he was way too flat-footed it just was a different guy yeah you like that Sally Cooper knocked down Ali stream hundred percent Picture Perfect left and right on the button and it happened luckily for him at the very end of the I want to say it was it was yeah man who knows they cheated him know they cheated him a different world all we got to change gloves they give me a long-ass time welterweight combination he did it I mean I never saw anyone throw combinations heavyweight like that before Preston Ford Preston Ford Williams is a big punch or maybe he just couldn't find Ali and Ali was so loose in front of them believed that bottle to the head up then nobody to realize that it didn't exist man and rarely does exist the only guy who moves even remotely like this today is Tyson Fury Tyson Fury can move well you know what is a shorter guy and sometimes for those really tall Fighters it's very difficult to punch down that's how Mike was getting over the bridge she wants once he had Williams and trouble go big screen yeah like once Williams his face has been jabbed off and Joe the craziest thing a beautiful the craziest thing about him is everyone historically has to sit down on that punches to get leverage on the he didn't he's dancing to knock you out with every punch she was just cracking you and you just keep getting pepper we had a run we had LaMotta we had established a problem by doing well then they get soft and then you know now it's Cubans and Russians


    Joe Rogan on the Roseanne Backlash
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    in all these people coming after Roseanne like you don't understand she's bad she's not just batshit she got in a car accident he she has severe brain damage yeah she's on all sorts of medication she has multiple personality disorder on Ambien and she's seven years old what the f*** do you want right like if you're going to Hartford you know if you're going to hurt for political discourse even before that was fantastic I put her in the top 20 of all time shooting that really is she was really like her before like when she was just as Brash I don't give a f*** yeah yeah my house didn't look like The Cosby's I mean I was maybe Archie Bunker you're always laying a little bit like closer but it's when people are batshit crazy and someone reacts to that would confer not confusion with contempt and like you understand their batshit crazy and it's part of why they got to where they're at this many years after you don't admit it it just seems strange to me that now you're blown away she been saying batshit crazy s*** for a long time I think it's also part of this new culture that we have and where people just they find a Target in the attack of course it's like if you have if there's any sort of weakness like if you have chickens in one chicken gets sick that's what that pecking order thing is Sean chicken doesn't feel good the other chickens don't they don't like make moral judgments on this chicken they just kind of Target to engineer a better culture in a better Community we got to stop doing that but she didn't I believe I talked to her on the phone just me and her she's not know that lady was black left is is the Big Talk compassion put that up they pounce it's I feel like a man with no country now cuz I don't I don't the modern left isn't something that I gravitate towards and neither is the right and when I was growing up and listen to Public Enemy that you know at the end that left of it change it changed and I didn't yeah yeah and you and you have these people I don't know where I'm at I stand anymore man well I think there's this rational left-leaning people that are against discrimination and for welfare and for did that doesn't help that fed me absolutely so how could I ever go against that when I was a part of my childhood all these things that people want to associate with being you know like with will laugh door right I think there's just a gigantic problem by Trump but it's also by the ability to communicate instantaneously of course without any consideration you can just tweet something or make a YouTube video about something instantaneously sure Roseanne's ability to tweet that yeah that quickly with the phone is why some car show cost millions of dollars write three episodes of a little while that's like Flavor free diet coke right or wrong to be able to say something right then right where you would have you know if it if you're doing Fear Factor Rolling Stone interview you there's a thought process that and and there's editing and then you're sitting there and you're talkin with a journalist all that's gone mad if they did have an agenda if you were trying to smear you you were f*** you had no recourse and they did that too many people I'm sure there I agree with you he says you're not corporations shut him down and that to me that scary that that that the corporations can decide what we are able to hear really well I was having a good conversation about this last night with some friends and they were talking about whether or not things like YouTube or Twitter or Instagram should be regulated like utilities okay where anybody can use it okay not like you have the right to get the power like if you have do you have a house your you have the right to pay your money you get your power turned on its a utility yes maybe a channel like that whether it's YouTube or whether it's Twitter maybe a channel should be treated like utility but then the question is like what is it exactly that is good enough to get you kicked off cuz I seen some horrible s*** I want people read or written rather on Twitter that and they're still on whatever he's being whatever do you know is why he was brought down I've seen people say much words you don't think was the Sandy Hook and it was that the Sandy Hook thing was he said that he thought that it was fake he's sent disavowed that yeah but they don't care if you just have the kids didn't die they definitely did let's get ready but are you saying that people aren't allowed to make mistakes are you saying the people aren't allowed to evolve with getting are you saying that people aren't allowed to say things that are wrong because a lot of people say things in a wrong but is it only things are wrong about children like where what where is the line I don't know where the lions are anymore and I don't know who's the one drawing these people that either are the CEOs or the stockholders or the you know the cfo's whoever it is that is that is in the meeting it's dictating these standards they're deciding if we were just talking about this I don't think they ever they're deciding these are gigantic corporations that we were just talking about this I don't think they ever anticipated this I think when they made Twitter they thought of it like Jamie saying it was a fun way to like tell your friends you know you know Vinny Paz and Joe Rogan to go to the movies sure that's what you would do but that's what it was


    Joe Rogan Rants About Fat Acceptance
    Transcription:
    and and deny the evidence of your own eyes and ears about what's right in front of you like how sex offenses work I think that creates a habit of interacting with the world in a way that says what I study is going to be completely divorced from every aspect of day-to-day life and everybody else I encounter he's not in my field because if you allow any crosstalk between like you're sort of blank slate gender ideology and the real world the Audiology crumbles so you can you can only maintain it behind this wall with insulation and that's a terrible position to be and I don't envy the people who live their lives that way it all grows inside the walled Gardens of Academia and outside of that these yeah you got internet groups from people that were indoctrinated into these ideas in in college or and it's also I think in some ways there's a leveling of the playing field that a lot of these ideologies present some people where they they go know you're not a freak you're okay you know there was some silly article on fat acceptance the other day and it was talking and then they got proposed which is fine the people who drink except accept all kinds of unhealthy choices but let's don't lie to me just don't lie about the physical reality of what you've done your body to reach 400 pounds that's not that's not healthy you're saying it's healthy you're saying it's okay no you're just not dead yet if you lost 200 pounds you would feel wonderful that would be healthier like if you smoke everyday you like look no cancer smoking healthy no no you just you just but your body is dealing with it your body processing it won't be able to Forever that is exactly what's going on if you're morbidly obese and for you to pretend any differently and to just go on about this fat acceptance movement and you know what big beautiful this and that and like know you're obese you've eaten too much food have you see a fat guy how come he doesn't get the same sort of treatment we see a morbidly obese man in his underwear no one saying he's beautiful cuz he's disgusting and he's fat disgusting and he's fat and he's lazy and he's addicted to food we all know it but if it's a woman were so inclined to like status of can't let her go she's fine you're wonderful you're beautiful you're amazing like give her her space we treat them as if they're incapable of recognizing the absolute reality of their physical being


    Joe Rogan on Bill Cosby Going to Jail
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    and on and on the day we're Bill Cosby goes to the Poke crazy that's we're not sad for some people happy for others sad that he's only going away for I wonder if that's a death sentence for a man of his age essentially it is right he's like 81 or something like that it would be weird if Justice took into account like your health status and warnings right guy who was speaker at hassert who is Speaker of the House who is convicted for molesting a large number of boys when he was a wrestling coach imagine that's that's pure Insanity in a wheelchair if he was a twenty-five-year-old able-bodied man who done the exact same thing he would have gone to jail for 15 months for admitting to molesting a large number of kids who are under his care when he was when he was wrestling coach write a psychopath and hired a wrestlers to come live with them and wrestle with them yeah yeah yeah I know one of them the main guy the movie the the the two brothers Dave and Mark Schultz fantastic wrestlers who were completely misrepresented in the movie they made out to be like involved this weird gay relationship with him and doing cocaine. They they got it all sorts of s*** to that movie that very weird how they do that screen writers got to dramatize it I guess higher you would have gotten more if the statutes didn't run out the limitation for acts in the 1960s and 70s or announce the judge noted the punishment for such a conviction would have been far worse I think he actually got evicted for Bank transactions keeping stuff secret oh wow that he had some sort of problem I mean it's weird cuz the media will have a certain narrative they want to promote and also to find a psychologist will say the thing that fits that so I think most clinical psychologist would say I've never talked to the guy I'm not going to try to diagnose him from a distance right eye I have no idea what his condition is or what his issue is but then there's a handful who are willing to stick their necks out and say something and and it's embarrassing to be a Professor for that reason because you're you're always kind of being represented public light by the people who are going to be released professional in terms of identity politics and inclination to draw conclusions and to lean towards one side of the other instead of just looking at the actual situation objectively and if you're not talking to him I mean I'm assuming Bill Cosby's a terrible piece as a human being that's what I'm assuming by looking all this but I never talk to the man I don't know what kind of crazy s*** he's got going on in his head but if all these women are telling the truth and seem super unlikely that they're all lying over 50 of them right with the same story that's for sure a lot of people who are successful have a little bit of that dark streak to have a little bit of sociopathy they can kind of step back normal human relations and they can either turn it into you know abuse and exploitation like Cosby dead or they can kind of civilized themselves right and they can harness that to do something that's good and and where they're kind of using their ability to take a different viewpoint on things to analyze human behavior or invent things or or you know propose new policies or whatever so I think the. Kind of dark streak you know if you have it you have to recognize it and and kind of tame it and work with it and people who do I think and often do great things for society and the people who don't end up in jail well this was the reason why I wanted to bring this up to you as an evolutionary psych Professor looking at the human mind and looking at Behavior patterns and what what's clearly some sort of I hesitate to call crime in addiction but it seems like an addictive pattern that he has that there's a compulsion to doing this to people that's not as simple as he wants women have sex with them they don't want to have sex with them so he drugs them I don't think it's that simple I think there's some getting away with it thing there's got to be some he's better than everyone thing because he's you know he's royalty in the tint live like Hollywood in terms of show business in terms of stand-up comedy he's always been treated as royalty I mean he's been allowed to essentially criticize anyone who wants is it rarely is there a rebuttal to the the things that he says and you know he's been criticizing the black community for its use of bad words and for its use of sexually explicit language and and depictions and meanwhile the entire time he's raping people f****** I think one thing that might happen is if you've got this Public Image is being like squeaky clean family values and you've got the burden of kind of being a moral Exemplar like that you know just like a televangelist right or anybody who has a big religious following like the pressure to be good all the time I think I'm kind of tip people into the right the thrill of transgression imagine could be quite kind of addictive and that's a real I think that's that kind of hypocrisy is why we should be really careful about kind of idolizing anybody that degree kind of morally and putting that burden on them yeah I mean I can only imagine like being an evangelist and being someone who will who preached about the word of God but meanwhile having this weird hooker thing like remember was his name Ted he ran a giant Church and I believe it was Colorado and the entire time I just have a bit about him the entire time you smoking meth and having sex with gay prostitutes and all the wires going on about it's always the guys to go on about how awful gay people are there secretly gay it's so common there's a little research on that I mean it's not definitive but it looks like a lot of Ted Hagerty Oklahoma throwback can like you put them in a sex research situation and see what actually Rouses them like if we show them straight or gay p*** right and you have applicants McGrath and you sense why would a Japanese vomit p*** and tentacles McGrath's don't lie cuz not the heart the heart lies not those with his mcgraff's so yeah it's the people who are often you know most hostile to something have some some little issue inside that Brian's creating some conflict and what they like people think they are I mean this thing below the surface that is literally everything they despise and everything they rally against and that is their their true nature yeah I was feeling I've known several guys who are closeted gay men and it's it's a awful existence that they just live in a Perpetual state of just angsten unease and for the most especially if you live in an urban environment most people don't give a s*** anymore this is almost a self-imposed prison in the people that do give a s*** they're the real problem you know that the people who are not gay who really care if someone's gay a little less they're trying to do a Cosby on you like why do you care if somebody wants to be in the closet about their sexuality like they want to be discreet and professional reasons or because or whatever like that's totally cool I think it is so hard to be authentic to yourself like it's okay to go to acknowledge I have this sexuality are these predilections and and it's up to me to kind of harness them and deal with them and manage them and if you want to do that privately that's that's cool we should have that freedom but if you don't work out those little demons and if you can't acknowledge what I think that's where you get these problems like the Cosby case not wanting to discuss your sexuality and out-and-out apocracy completely different thing it's one thing like you said look safe as a CEO some major corporation and he happens to be gained just not interested in all the political nonsense and all the social nonsense that goes along with discussing that yeah he's like I was going to keep it discreet that makes sense like why should he have to but if you lie to his friends you know like completely different thing is one thing like you said let's say if a guy's a CEO of a major corporation happens to be gained just not interested in all the political nonsense and all the social nonsense that goes along with discussing that yeah he's like I was going to keep it discreet that make sounds like why should he have to but if he lies to his friends you know like


    Joe Rogan - Teddy Atlas on Mike Tyson
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    she became one and I remember was funny because but I would put it down like I said everyone lied about their experience but you know they lied about everything but I would put down your nose at the age and everything else all the stuff for what it was worth Something to Believe In right and I figure it out from there so 12 years old was that mean that's what God made it the first fight I said thanks that's a compliment but I knew what I have to do like I said I know what is a seventeen-year-old he still had residual stuff from his upbringing listen do you want to know the truth about the guy I mean but he used to hide in between abandoned building walls in Brownfield was a rough place no doubt about it they have a fall or whatever the mother of whatever and he he used to hide between walls to not get picked on and I believe when you do that you never get outside too soon extend you always hide in the wall for the rest of your life has his might believe that is what do you talk about but what you going to do I don't have his number because you're going to pull it up but let's just say it's 50 + 6 I wouldn't would say 555 but whatever I think his record is truly be going to be this and when I truly in life with anything but it would truly truly and an absolute World which we don't live in but I would say he's all 150 right now everybody said everyone was listening to you think it's just like let me get with Teddy's drinking like I don't see him drinking nothing but he fell some before you came in to me or fight is not a fighting to this resistance to there's something to overcome something to overcome otherwise just an athletic Venture it's an exhibition I think life is that I think that you don't know if a lawyer is a lawyer into into this something overcoming the courtroom something goes for okay tell me that but he ain't a lawyer he he ain't that until everything goes wrong to judge trolls all this crap out and he's he is at so to speak and and he figures and he still handles it then he's a lawyer a doctor is not a doctor into he opens up this kid a kid just like he's got it home and arteries are bleeding all over the place and and if it's not in the textbook it's not in the text book and he got to do it he got to figure it out and he got that he's a doctor that he's researching at that level you you're not you are not in a fight I buy you look like I admit it I agreed life to a fight I do you're not in a fight until there's pressure resistance overcoming something otherwise it just an exhibition Tysons Town it was so great his physical ability his talent was so overwhelming just like somebody's intellect just some bodies Charisma whatever Beauty until it came to something else but his talent was so Superior that the other stuff never got tested he was blowing guys out and he never got tested if there was anything in the warehouse so to speak there's anything inside you never know and then five times whatever the real record is 5 * 2 is resistance 5 x became a real fight five times there was something to overcome and he failed will 5 times it was only in firefights in his life and he zone 5 I'm sorry sour grapes because we know my history with him right am I am I am I capable of that damn you tell you that I I I try to be better than that that that I got cold many fights were the people in the corn I couldn't stand them I have no respect for them but if they if they did a good job in the corner that fighted that if I talk to about them like they were real self like they were Angelo Dundee because that's what it was supposed to be that's all and it's selfish because I don't want I want to have I want do what I want my kids to know that I can be better than that. It's it's about it's about the code of of the profession itself is about you it's about you believing that would you say is should be honest it should be what you believe it shouldn't be painted all influenced by lesser things that that it does represent you what does represent your family does represent it does stay your blood it out for those five minutes or maybe two hours on ESPN but it stays someone can go back to it you can go back to it how do you feel about it it does mean so it really does and so I'm only saying it because I would tell you about somebody else in the way that I calibrate things the way that I evaluate things that I don't think that you know crap about somebody and so they're testing you don't know they're your friend you don't know if they're good wife you don't know if they're good girlfriend you don't know crap you think you do but until they really tested you don't really know and Tyson when he got texted what he had to overcome some when he didn't want them over like like one of those big monster trucks running over yay was and was he one of the greatest punchers of all. Yeah yes could you punch for me this side of the plate like Mickey Mantle the greatest switch-hitters was he that invite yes he could punch evenly great with either hand for me this side was he all those things yes which is Brayden Intimidator is Sonny Liston yes would be a great finisher like Joe lose to a certain yes but it wasn't a great fighter it was great Fighters when the fight came to them they found a way to do what they had to do he found a way to disappear they found a way to show up and show up he found a way to glue and not show up and look you could go talk to psychiatrist and you can go through all the reasons why hiding between a wall yeah that's that's that's part of it I tell you another part of it to be that not to be the power puncher not to be the aggressor not to be just those things to be to tighten to be the Viking to be the samurai to be the warrior to be those things has to be inside you have to believe it you know lot of times people lying life to certain place you can lie it also sometimes we say that the ring is the Chamber Of Truth they don't sounds good and all that but it is it is because just just like another places in life to when the moment comes but those kind of serious things you have to feel like that you say that you're the Conqueror you Alexander the Great you all those things right okay words sounds great makes good sound bites probably bring more people to the TV but when the moment comes and you didn't intimidate the guy that didn't work okay we all try it to a certain extent right probably get I'm sure you've looked at guys certain ways when you were younger and and you purposely looked at him in a way to invoke a certain kind of action of certain kind of result from them just just looking at him a real serious way that you hope that it weaken them yeah and it but because I know you're back on you were prepared to do what came after that but some people aren't some people are in and Tyson wasn't as great as he was I just said it he's great guys that hate me for today you're here or whatever your favorite guy was he's great just not grating in this area and when that moment comes you have to that's where the truth matters you have to believe that you really that guy and if your guy that he lives and he was convicted so I think it's fair then rape somebody okay now listen I wasn't in that room and I don't know a lot of people don't think okay but he was convicted or but I know enough people in the business that there was a lot of the bad things that he did that it just not things that that you would probably want to hang around with somebody if you know if halfway decent human being that he did that will weak things okay week think so when you do week things and you know you did though and I don't know what I'm just saying you do week things and you know they were weak things and now you got to do a strong thing how do you become strong when you know that you did those week thanks and you know that's really you and you got a guy across the way from your name Evander Holyfield that doesn't give a s*** about how hard you punch doesn't give a crap about what finishing your does it give a crap about how did you put your punches together he wants to fight you're going to have to make him a Believer by doing it and doing it in a difficult place because he's going to make it difficult because he ain't going to cooperate when that happens you got to feel like that person and when you don't feel like that person you got a problem and that's what happened was it matter when he bit was it matter that was hungry and was the Savage whose from the suit stop the crap is the way to get out cuz he knew it wasn't that guy and when you're not that guy guess what you have a great talent off recognized when somebody is has your greatest Talent you can recognize when somebody is being recognized that Evander Holyfield was and I was his way to get out I need it so that's why again it's not sour grapes it's really not because I'm more selfish than that I really do care about my reputation as in whether or not I've been honest about things I say doesn't mean I'm right but means I believe it I do care about that I do and so it's not that doesn't mean I'm right what means I have a reason to believe I'm right for the way I've lived from what I've seen what I've experienced in the business The Human Condition how strong it could be and how we could be that he was a strong a guy's you ever going to see but he was as weak a person has ever going to find this intense but I what you're saying in terms of you are judging it by the high standards possible you're judging it in comparison to other Champions you're judging at you you're supposed to go to Jungle with Joe of course you look at guys who are known for incredible hardenability combat like Diego Corrales Diego Corrales and some of those Wars when you with me Micky Ward Arturo Gatti the first one. The second third the first the first unbelievable unbelievable I mean if you want to go back for the most people don't know this but Bobby should call him was involved in a lot and unfortunately paid the price okay yes but Bobby Chacon in the seventies eighties he he was involved in those fights every other day you know I'm just kidding but he was invited number I'd like the baseball thing you talk about this to call who the hell is that who the hell is that guy that wouldn't know his name anymore but he's a pretty special guy this guy's that unfortunately relied on that toughness right yeah like when you when it comes to guys known for double chins that can be a detriment yes and it can be used to put it this way because you wanted me to be a great trainer so cuz used to always be with me all the times you don't say anything else would say one level so levels degrees I got you but how special is being tough because of your fighter you should be tough I got you I'm listening so you got two tough guys but one of them is smart developed that's it for now because he's smart yeah top and smart he he goes from here he's here because he's not just depending only on toughness so he's Tougher Than The Sky Run cuz you don't have to depend on just that you might not even have to get to it as a reserve it's always there to call on like an army you call on you needed but he's not dependent just on that isn't that the balance is knowing that you have it knowing that you have what you just said you have to know that you hit ya Tyson didn't know he was it will you ever met that night probably knocked me and say this at whatever I don't it's okay it's so I guess it's okay with a certain people that you can question and Evander Holyfield's one of those people that's why that fight was so fast mini because it wasn't feel was he is a 100% Warrior navigate to buy the real the real deal he was a real deal and learned it in but trace it back to the parents trace it back to the background tracing place it back to all that stuff trace it back he did that he didn't live up to something he didn't face something he didn't do whatever it was it was about he had a mother that he talked about a few times and I Vandiver I'm not saying exact but but it's is that that than a great mother obviously but she they had other group in Georgia think was a lineup of whatever suburb of Georgia and she is definitely a different time down south and all that had a little I guess a little Shack in the back with the thing called Twitches twitches switches and she basically had them inside switches you know short ones long ones medium ones depending on the occasion and when he didn't live up to what he had to tell the truth what whatever be accountable guy face what he had to face whatever she had a and you know what is formed him cuz he faced things Tyson Tyson on the other hand and listen to he asked for it and no I didn't ask for that I'll bring it I got it but I don't think I have that upbringing and they get to a point they can they can make a left turn instead of right turn is your ability to make you think there's also that the overwhelming hype and celebra involved in Mike Tyson in his prime was probably so difficult for him to even understand himself but but what he did understand and I'm glad you said that backwards what he did on the time there was a way out of and learned there was no way out you know opposing way I do know what I mean we became champion and somebody was always there with a check or cash whatever and would absolve them from it would would not have to face what he did right and but doing so switch that of and a height of space and that's what made him what it made him and that's what allowed Tyson part of woodman loud Tyson you you look you make your own choices at a certain point life does not make too many excuses but it is part of it that that he was formed by what he was allowed to do when he should have been allowed to do those things so that was one of the issues that you had with cuss right yeah that you felt like cuss was ignoring his own principles and teaching because this guy was so special and recognized it in that much time left in this guy had illegitimate child being world champion because everything in his you know everything in the world of boxing success and everything is great he was special cuz that's all I didn't get married for a reason cuz you remind me to buy is he said that it wouldn't been fat I mean this is a different guy that gives boxing his whole everything life was boxing and night since we connected the boxing everything principles boxing and so this is really and for him it was heavyweight Champs he had Floyd Madison youngest heavyweight champ ever that was caused that was cuz I was about lightweights listen he had lightweight and welterweight so therefore light heavyweight champion exactly right but it was the heavyweight champion of the world in boxing was the biggest board bigger than baseball and was a heavy way to Tampa the world was Babe Ruth is Rocky Marciano and that you're going to say that before you leave this earth that you have a chance to have another heavyweight champ that might be the best could be one of the best ever and could break Patterson's record which was part of the plan part of the plan would cuss was alive you're going to break Patterson's right he broke it he became the youngest heavyweight champion and so when you smoke that out there if you will and intent the guy with that even a great guy like some things are going to be pushed to the side and Ethan compromise and you think if he didn't do that the Tyson would have been a different person I'm going to use his words and was told to me by a great promoter Mickey Duffy passed away it was close to Jim Jacobs was close to cause and he was up there sometimes after I left it all that and Mickey wanted me to train all spiders and it was a great DeBakey your great saying she was a very witty guy but he was shocked Guy Fawkes was his life to hear and everything in London with three Partners one of them was job is to stay alone Wembley Stadium so they were powerful they ran everything there was a cartel in London back in those days he told me that before cuz died that cuz had said some nice things about Teddy Atlas but he said it looks I know there's a danger that this can be convenient you know what I mean self-serving crap sometimes you got trust whatever I was told by Mickey that he said that Teddy Atlas was right away was wrong was was going to get in the way of the possibility of making a great fighter if he did things his way as far as the disciplining enough you know whatever he did other words whether he left it like that so I don't know so I know what I think it meant that Tyson would have been around if you did if you discipline. He would have laughed I don't know because I don't know that he had those options because he was a ward of the state and you know he's coming out of obviously a criminal situation is coming out of for 2 minutes medical Tryon about side of over 30 miles outside of Albany you know so I don't know that he had but basically that if he did it his way he was right but it was wrong because it would have ruined the possibility of a great fighter and I couldn't let that happen so I don't think that's I don't know if it's true actually I don't know you know what I was about to say I don't think that's true because of course it's me how to make myself feel good so I want to say you could have the best of both worlds you could have maybe a better person or within the realm of a better person right boundary so I do it no boundaries maybe they would have those boundaries would have made a difference right and you still would have the talent you still have the talent wasn't going to dissipate because I love to discipline you know that you put on them as a human being that was going to change but because you're saying that it wasn't going to happen right boundary so I do No Boundaries maybe they would have those boundaries would have made a difference right and you still would have had the talent you still have the talent wasn't going to dissipate because I love to discipline you know that you put on them as a human being that was going to change but because you're saying that it wasn't going to happen maybe you'll lose them maybe goes to someone else at a certain point is development maybe that's what I don't know


    Joe Rogan - Teddy Atlas on Joe Louis and the Importance of Boxing
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    all that unfortunately you don't because I care about this point in my life where the father than any other sport in the Olympics it goes back further in this country bigger than baseball at 1 it was that big I mean you know so and now it's it's not and it's too bad because and it's too bad that the kids that the younger people they don't have the ability to learn about those Fighters so special Fighters that was special they really want and it was supposed to for different reasons like like Jackie Robinson special but nobody knows that Joe Louis who's quiet and everything but when he was in the Army and it was you no segregation and all that crap going on he he quietly use his position as heavyweight champ of the world to make sure that when he went to movies and they put him in the front row and he saw the blacks own allowed to come in he said I'm not going in there unless blocks can come in there when he went to war sort of events where the same kind of junk was going on he very quietly but powerfully integrated things and and Signal going to make a change if you're not going to have me and not have people that look like me you don't kept out so he will people I've read about it because I like reading about those things about history to see how we could be better and then where we've come from and history of black families Middleport black families that would would get Hope from just saying hey lose that it they will tell their kitzhaber Joe listen I don't want to hear this I don't want to hear that you can't do this Joe Louis did it and so he was that important that freaking important that that history and the history of other Fighters like him doesn't have to be black Fighters but that what they what they did what they overcame where they came from the Benny let it one of the greatest Jewish fighters of all time it was a time when is still around unfortunately there's a lot of anti-Semitism but there was a time where in the Jew and and you're growing up and you get caught up like I don't know if I'm pronouncing writing and you get caught all those kind of I don't even know what the hell I just know it's a bad name to call Joe and and you had all that stuff going on and Jews form and thought of being there was thought of moving towards banking in the they moving towards things will make him money and then later on they started doing that but they wouldn't have ghettos and they were trying to pull themselves out and so at that era during that time to 2230 the truth was some of the best fighters because that was their way of getting out but that was all there was another significance to being a Jewish fighter that a lot of the kids they want one thought of his being top so they got picked on and and thought of that they're going to go more towards academic and other stuff so there was a weakness received not true none of this stuff is usually African fighter in the game and he combed his hair before he got in the ring and he would come out without it being messed this was this guy was he was he was Michael Jordan I mean before that stuff before Michael Jordan before Air Jordan before only because I don't need Champion obviously connected to being tough by itself but it was he was he was cool and he had his ass he was a man and there was Jewish families you don't hear about these stories but they were Jewish families are right and I've heard from people wear say hey don't let nobody pick on you Benny Leonard is the best fighter in the world choose a top where would I just smart but tough Benny Leonard shows that so that kind of history that kind of pulling a people up in many different ways. Just economically out of poverty but but emotionally mentally because you can be in poverty mentally you can be in the low Place mentally it doesn't have to be you know financially all the time you know where you have holes in your shoes and you didn't and you're wearing shorts that don't fit we can be the way you feel about yourself that is is without is is without put parity with wood without value you have no value for yourself as a person that's the worst poverty in the freaking world there's nothing lower than that and Joe Louis baseball players they had value and that should be known and you can go anywhere and then I'm glad you can because I love all sports you can go anywhere you can read about the greatness of the baseball plays in the greatness of them cuz I know Bell hasn't been around that long but the greatness of those players and their greatness of the NBA players but where did the kids have a get to read into here and just see about the greatness of these people these Fighters nowhere very little very little it's not there why because again I'm not going to get into craziness but the powers-that-be the listen it's not marketed properly I get it it doesn't have a commission so it doesn't take care of itself the way the UFC the greatness about to buy the UFC grew so much as they Market themselves in a tremendous way so there's nobody exists always going to be that but nobody's building it nobody's mocking you know one's feeding them monster to make it bigger and it's a plant that's in the corner of your office that doesn't get sun doesn't get haunted but it should be fed a little bit it should be watered a little bit but you don't tell me what I just do guys like you a deep appreciation for the history of sports guy guys who have a deep appreciation of what it meant when Joe Louis beat Max Schmeling guys guys who understand what it meant was Sugar Ray Robinson was the best fighter in the world and everybody knew any pull up in a f****** pink Cadillac with a beautiful suit on elevated elevated people in Harlem everywhere but home he had everything and and you wanted to be there because smelling was a hell of a fighter Joe Louis was the brown bomber was coming up he was undefeated and she only had two great quote before the fight you know it's kind of like the Babe Ruth thing that did it really happen but he pointed out and then he hit don't forget all those those are great stories spell possibilities how we should all have possibilities to dream about and they make somebody feel good because you know the Babe Ruth when was connected to a sick kid so it's a nice thing and it's where Sports can be better than just Sports than just somebody participating in it it can go beyond that you're stronger than that and that's some of the good stuff about it and so smell the great story he didn't point to the fence but he said before the fight I see something that's my my ex-wife trying to be an accident for the German you know but I sound more like Schultz from Hogan's Heroes she go to one of those places you know and when I say somebody I think my kid I think my son said you know he had watch one of them and I think he said it sound like Sergeant Schultz like from Hogan's Heroes and he said I see something or was that he would leave you should never leave your head on the on the right side because you leave your head you know you move your head to the right side during the past right hand you should actually finish on the left side because then you outside the right hand to follow over here he can hit you so I'm leaving his head over the right so smelling saw something as he said that he couldn't will write in get time it over the gym now smelling was of the elk the caliber wasn't just about Talladega punch is a good fighter but it was a pro what do I mean by that a lot of guys would hesitate a little bit same opening they might see it but it was the brown bomber was knocking everyone out so they hesitate they will afraid normal La people afraid of that word I mean it is that it without it without a life so they said they might see the same thing but they wanted a pro-level pro-level is a guy that can do what he has to do and no emotions interfere with doing it let me that's my simplest way of Webster's might not say that but that's what I would say so they might have seen the opening but they would hesitate just enough and a pecan the door closed cuz it's it's it's like life its moments and he didn't let that come in there and make them hesitate that that fear he control it and if it's open was that by he's going to throw the punch so he did a few times and you know he will he won that fight and fight but he had heard them and so who is went on he won the world title and PB Braddock for the title Cinderella Man great movie did you know we came from welfare to be in the world champion that's the product story without getting into it too much so lose Beach product and had to give a percentage you know and if I not been around then but but the the totem what to do around totem how to take advantage of Heidi's told him I have what options want before options were ever known you know the Braddock I think basically made Louis and his people agree to give him a percentage of his person for the rest of his career to get the fight so I don't know about listen I can say 10% but I don't want to save definitively because I'm not positive but but there was an understanding that you know you you're not getting a fine otherwise like you all get the fight now and listen to like I said you know not great guys but they they had other guys before them that taught them some of these moves you know that nice butt there's always a history of good and bad you're always who's good over this visit I'll try to think about it but so we so they go and just want a title not yet that's why I beat that man he didn't even have to say his name that's why I beat that man that's how much pride he had and listen he's the real deal because it is mine how can I be Champion if a guy knocked me out right so when that fight took place I mean you talk about setting a stage you know nowadays people say a lot of pressure you know not I'm not saying it but a lot of pressure in almost a lot of people looking a lot of people you know the dependent stuff going on and you know it and you know I got a headache but Joe Louis had World War II president of the United States and you had Nazi Germany had a guy named Hitler that he's got you know the master race going to take over the world just starting that stuff was not too far away from World War II and you got all that stuff permeating in the air and you got to lose fighting a guy who of course you know propaganda if you want almost almost invented that word because you're had the propaganda Minister you had all these terrible people with Hitler that we're putting out is a master race that is there that you have to just your own situation Olympics and now you had the biggest sport in the biggest country and the champion of that support heavyweight champ Joe Louis and he's fighting the German fighter smell in the second time now for the title and of course you had Hitler and all his cycle fans all these people that were that job to promote it so to speak and then you come and they're saying we will show the world that were Superior and there's no better way to show it that in a ring and soloist has to got to carry the whole he's got the whole country and not let them down in the president called we don't know if there's a legendary story don't know if it's completely but do you got to win this one for the good guys that that's that's one of the Legends I don't know if it's true but I know that I'm sure I'm sure we call them and Louis has to go into to Yankee Stadium outdoors and in Times Square in New York that used to have it set up where they would the radio because all the fights on radio back then and some of them on fights on TV on Gillette Cavalcade of sports and all that stuff Friday night fights but we was coming along if you noticed, but it was the thing and sew in Times Square you have to radio speakers Outdoors you don't play in a fight broadcasting the fights don't people out on the streets they hear the radio and they are you know Joe Louis is walking into the ring and you know and you got Yankee Stadium you got the place full and you got the whole world of everything I just described the good the bad the evil the ugly everything it's not a movie it's real life and Mitchell Lewis and he gets another ring and he annihilates with all this pressure with with said that he's got to save the basically the United States in the world from from looking like this this ugly scourging and and disease of the Nazi party is is going to take over the world is greater than us and it and he single-handedly has to prove that he goes in the Indian dialects the guy in one round with all that stuff hanging over I think that's the greatest single event in the history of the world will that fight up and put it in the background and I think that died when you talk about all the things that we're here to talk about. Character about Talent about perseverance about resilience to you about about caring about more than yourself about selflessness about strength when you talk about all those things that we try to say that we care about and that we sometimes look to to be I'm very rarely can we be that he was all that he was all of that and there it is right there I mean and his punches was short and powerful and he was the greatest finishing the history of heavyweight boxing because when he hurt you you didn't survive he got ready you he put punches together and it was short and he was always in position look at his legs he's always a position you moved back to give yourself absolutely beautiful if you wanted to teach a young fighter how to punch correctly Joe Lewis's there's no better got to watch no did you see Joe what he did to go do a minute ago smelling tried to catch him with that same right hand he had not come out two years earlier go back but he changed he stepped out he changed his distance this time because he's a great fighter a Black Fighter he was a training was a great training nobody hears about Jackie Blackburn what a great fighter he was and what a great training was and how we were go out to fight white Fighters and he beat everybody instead of laying his head on the right as rain and he made that right hand Miss and look how calm he is look how calm he is look how focused is beautiful walking sidestep the blinding what a beautiful side Step 2 right after he lands a right handful phenomenal with everything we just talked about for the last 20 minutes hanging all over him now just talked about for the last 20 minutes hanging over him


    Joe Rogan - Teddy Atlas on the Corruption in Boxing
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    something that we look at just a shame that the judging is so poor and it's been this way for so long well to the boxing I mean you ever said I'm not saying this in a derogatory way and some ways it's a good way but you have a dictator running you know you are sick so boxing has boxing his nose real accountability no structure across the board know you know lateral destruction Conformity and nothing unilateral because you have different states that have different commissions and you know they're supposed to be tied together but they will act differently and there's no National Committee nobody there's no dictated there's no Czar there's no there's no NBA Commissioner there's no NFL commissioner there's no MLB commissioner and there's no separation of church and state so to speak where the people making the money in the sport are separated truly separated from the people supposedly administrating this but there's no separation I mean actually they're making the money and have obviously a horse that's running in the game so to speak that night that they want that fighted to win they pay the judges and there's no there's no again there's no buffer there's no separation where you can have promoters and managers that can actually go to the commission and say we don't want these judges to judge they can't say put this charging but they cannot judge is out edit commissions will listen to the alphabet organizations their corrupt I mean it's not Teddy Atlas saying it is everybody they want to have access to want to have relationship so they stay away from it and and they understand how the cost to work so they understand that you know is it a smoky room with cigars like the old days or Frankie Cabo was running things and you put in that Vault it's not that but yeah you might be paying $30,000 for that and at a convention for the WBA or the WBC or the W by BF4 WBO whatever the heck they are and you might be paying thirty thousand for that you know why you paid the 30,000 for that I don't think that you just like to see your name in the ad and in the brochure that was her purpose behind Pain that at and so there's no again you have the administrators have to support the commission's and then you have the alphabet organizations that get paid a sanction and fee I'm the Champion so they want that champions win and so they get the sanction fee and supposed to be some popular Champion so they so now you have nobody saying where the manager can't talk to the sanction organization promote account of course he can talk to them and say I want my guys rated high of course they have access so they have access to talkin to somebody influencing somebody I move that guy up in the ratings these honest ratings and they have access to telling an organization while you know I'd like to push a mandatory I like to push my guy to get the mandatory which means of course that he's going to fight him within a certain. Of time he's got to fight the champion but that is missing in MMA where is the where is the line where people making money people running this poor people making money people administrating this point it's not supposed to blur it is supposed to be a separation now if you know where to go in Europe United States Joshua in London Heathrow 90,000 people which is good for the sport and it's just it's incredible but if you know where restaurant to go to the night before big fight you will walk in the restaurant I've been there you will work in the restaurant but I'm not going to say something if I can stand behind it and you will see you at the restaurant it's a big table like the little not the Last Supper but it's it's a big and you will see all the officials at that table that are going to work or fight the next night and you will see the organizational heads the heads of that sanctioning body and and the guys are in charge the president vice-president supervises judges referees and guess who the host of the dinner is the promoter something wrong with that I mean there's something greatly wrong with that to the host of the Dead ends a big Bill what's a good restaurant to eating all the best stuff drinking the best wines and everything else so it's a big deal and it's being picked up by the promoter who wants a specific fight at the window at night to all the judges all the officials all the organizational heads now so I would say to the people that are listening out there that just to make the analogy that really I think would hit home the New York Yankees they're obviously you're universally known name and and Grant organization may be the biggest of all time so how about a New York you go to the best restaurant in the night before a World Series game you walked into the restaurant and you saw all the umpiring crew all that Hostetter in charge of the umpiring for the World Series game sitting at a dinner hosted by the steinbrenners problem problem problem problem giant problem and it can't happen because there's a commission would never let that happen because the Integrity The credibility of the sport would be down the tubes and one moment before you can finish your shrimp cocktail and but so can't happen unboxing and just to look up impropriety is wrong it should be wrong and it should be won the baseball it should be one in football should be wrong and everything but it should be even more wrong in a sport where you risked so much yeah I agree it's a very very good point and I don't know how you would ever fix that I mean how would you have some Universal oversight of the entire Sport and how would you get everybody from the wbow no WBC it wouldn't do no they don't cannot because the president United States started caring when it was a problem with baseball he got he got involved they wanted to clean up the image cuz it's America's sport they have these people that it was impacting the perception of the game which impacted the the gates right what they going to make and ultimately the fanbase which of course impacts them financially and impacts the country because less people care about the sport you going to see it last and if you care about it you're going to be one of the people that I left out so it was a problem and they they can't I don't I'm going to be careful saying this but not that careful but because you have to say it I don't think that they care as much about the people unboxing I don't think they do either I just it's it's more of a dangerous Dirty Sports in their eyes and the people that come into it and everything else I'm not going to get into all the other stuff that you can get into that you know so popular to get into in some ways nowadays you mean like racism I'm not going to get into that because I don't wanna and I don't have no definitive things to show for that I just know how I feel depressed how I can feel work I just don't know yet it's not it's not cherish the way baseball when is the big fight like Canelo and Triple G people get excited and lot of people buy it but it's not necessarily thought of as something that represents America and a particular in Canelo Triple G you talking to people that aren't American the begin with I don't wanna and I don't have no definitive things to show for that I just know how I was a purse how I can feel work I just don't know yet it's not a big fight like Canelo and Triple G people get excited and lot of people buy it but it's not necessarily thought of as something that represents America and a particular and Canelo Triple G you talking about two people that on American the begin with


    Joe Rogan & Teddy Atlas on Canelo vs GGG II
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    back from the Canelo Triple G fight which was a phenomenal fight that was a phenomenal fight how good fights on nowadays like if they're around everything is great everything that is if a picture has one good year in baseball he's great he's like the next Sandy Koufax like people don't wait to see and and truly graded against things that were out of their Ira because human like I was there I reported on it it is the greatest fight ever but everything is influenced for whatever that's worth by what's around and how hungry they are like everybody bought the Pacquiao Mayweather first fight because the fans were hungry the imagination was like there's no good fights Brian there's going to be a good fight so they're anticipating it so you got him at the right time if it was the 80s and you had Lennon Duran Pernell Whitaker Hagler Hearns I mean you had all these great fight Aaron Pryor these guys fighting each other you probably couldn't have pulled off the mayweather-pacquiao thing that you pulled off and it turns out to be a little bit of fun I don't want to say scam but it definitely was what he lived up to be not giving it a proper understanding of what it wasn't and exactly what part of the fighting not just MMA I'm being too broad but I know you did Taekwondo you did kickboxing I know that you you were National Champion when you were young somebody told me something about it so you you do things when you're injured I mean like one of your not injured if I if your football play of your fight if you're in the contact tell me when you're not injured like one that's not something else I never saw proof doing that about I was there covering it for years. I never saw a proof where he went store or he didn't throw that hand or or he threw it in a little pull away or less than high-level way I never saw that so listen I'm not in this body you know and and I'm not a mind reader but I didn't see it but what I did see I saw him in his trainer in the Rye play was more telling to me taking selfies because they had got paid of a few extra dollars to promote some kind of product with the Selfies were attached to it so I saw that to me that was more debilitating to see a guy before the biggest fight of his life where people were going crazy and I'm going to break the pay-per-view record and paying $100 for the freaking thing to see him taking a selfie with the mentality should the different place and you only use them different place before you about to walk that hundred yards to the ring where you might not come out of there right it's always possible you have to have that mentality I thought that was more debilitating than anything ice or physically with what was supposed to be an arm injury so to me look to me maybe I don't know if it's bad as he was a MoneyGram but obviously it was a bit of a money grab Beyond themselves you know one guy was retired and came back for it it would be on the peak of their abilities in their career and I just I just didn't see I didn't see that fight the purpose to it everyone will get to know ring they deserve to make as much money as they can I never I never say that a fighter got overpaid never I don't care I never say that because I understand what it took to get to that point and but you know you can you can play with things and you know you can you can kind of lead people to things and again where we started with this conversation you know it's the time you around the anvaya what's not around not just what's around but what's not around right you know I'm not that many great fights to be made right now because there's not a lot of guys waiting in the wings it's not like the old days of the 1980s of the Glory Days of the welterweight and middleweight division know it's not the PR department can bring it can use the right material because it has to be Fighters that obviously a monkey Fighters with the name that they can build it and get the imagination of the people to say there's going to be a great one so when they see and they pay $100 or $85 or $95 whatever the heck they're playing for the fight and then it's a good fight won't becomes a great fight because of all those elements because you know it's doing your time you saw you committed to it you sacrifice to pay that money you sacrifice to fly there and yeah it really good fight becomes so if that makes people happy that's part of that's part of choose and mix of entertainment but I didn't see it when I try to separate that being in the business I didn't see this you know the Thrilla in Manila I saw it as a really good solid fight and they once again unfortunately took away from it with controversy with the decision do you think I mean I got to be honest because that's what you supposed to be and who do you think won I had 117 112 and a little of people going to say for a tattoo far at all week long I pick Canelo to win on ESPN on Sports and I was working so I how to get people's like you do you know that knows him about fighting that is a day closer so you maybe you don't want to hear that you had a 117 112 but yeah you still got to yell at yeah because that's what you believe that's what you saw and I still say it I still yelling that it was they didn't like the podium but sometimes it is because they deserve it but not not generally and the judge is our days I think that they just give it I see too often that they almost go down the easy route like you know they just give it to who's aggressive guys walking forward the guys throwing punches it's like Raven. Kite and it's more to it than that and I understand they don't make a clear Criterium for but it's supposed to be clean harder effective punches because the separation of professional boxing and amateur boxing is you have to sell it you have to make money and you got to put pennies in the seat so you want to see guys get hurt you want to see guys and bad guys so it's the cleaner who hurts the guy Maurice to clean them more impactful punches but it's not just throwing is the graduation because their graduation has the lead to something effective affective aggression so I ice or for me to get it to that 117 112 ice or Golovkin on the outside controlling range control distance you want to use that silly word ring generalship because I have the time I don't know what to talk about this right what what are you talkin about what what did where did you fit in ring generalship into that into your thinking because I'd like to know but if it is ring generalship he was controlling the range was controlling outside he was keeping a shorter man on the outside catching with the champ making him earn his way in making them pay a price to get in now was the other guy can elevating the other guy Landing the Hard clean body shots that sometimes you don't get credit for yeah he was old but it definitely was but the jab didn't count suddenly was suddenly in a universe where the Jack of a guy doesn't mean anything when we don't want it to meet anyting when we want to give it to the aggressive guy to the to the guy trying to you know trying to get in there the question is what what's more important is a job more important or hook to the body what it what is more important in your eye to the body clean is 1.1 but if the body through and the numbers are significant that it's greater than then you have to account for that right so you think that people are watching the watching a couple of Jabs and then one hook to the body and they count that one hook to the body better than the count to 10 apps the Jabs R20 jams and it's to body punches well then I'm starting to save we we can't forget the jams because the body punches got your attention and and moved out of your seat a little bit maybe because for whatever reason so I'm just saying that the criteria is not clean enough for the judges sometimes even bigger IMEI think the problem with judging is the same at both Sports you should have someone who has experience in the sport mean they they have to have a deep understanding what they're actually watching and that's not the case I know it's not the case in boxing cuz I know a lot of the same charges from boxing also judge MMA they don't know what they're talking about an MMA and I don't think they know what they're talking about and boxing either and that's a real travesty it's a huge disservice to these professional athletes who literally are as you said risking everything as they step in the literally are as you said risking everything as they step in there there's a real good chance that they might not come out when it happens every so many fights a guy dies this is just a fact and boxing and The Fat Boys football Too Short problem there's less deaths in MMA but we're getting desk from Wayans and we have a lot of extreme weight cutting issues in some of the small organizations in particular


    Joe Rogan - The Hypocrisy of Televangelists
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    trust him how I think he's like a man doesn't work he is absolutely suddenly giving them their money they give him their money that's what he wants and they got f****** million things are getting panties thrown at him is that Blasphemous now it's like he's a leader you know I mean that that if it's a long as it's obvious like is a con bad if it's real obvious to his followers he's not a combo long suffering Baker was like a perfect example do if you're so f****** stupid you buy into that guy's s*** we can figure out who's all of it I listen to us are f****** crying laughing said every time you write a check to me Satan gets a black eye now he does he's dad at every time you write a check to me Satan gets a black eye fixing to get a Shiner serious-looking them to speak in tongues here hilarious even Robert Tilton went down all his money probably but Woody Wilson is always park now where do they have private jet 15 hookers and they're waiting for him so he touches down to shoot the hookers you know too much stop it Jessie there's nothing wrong with being gay and I'm in this this idea that you could change someone from being gay so f****** stupid so I just became and you're gay it's alright it's okay you just need better people around you to tell you were okay around here too and I don't get it in Show Business that I know they're in the closet monkey man goddamn closet bad for everybody it's bad for gay people's bad for straight people because Steven bad for people are homophobes cuz they don't realize how many people are really gay and if they did they would probably like trust my dog licks my other dog's dick every time my poor Marshall every time throwing him under the bus


    Joe Rogan on Meeting Hulk Hogan
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    is that this group I mean Hulk Hogan was probably one of the first big guys to transcend in the movie at right but he got turned off by Hollywood couple of dickgrabbers I don't know what the real story cuz Domingo in the whole thing without hole Queen in their hometown video of me interviewing Hulk Hogan for Spike TV I got a chance to interview him for Spike TV back in the day when he was Spike TV went into the wrestling business for a little bit and I hope that I helped him do that any chance to interview Hulk Hogan it was you have recently tonight I got a ton of Energy Partners with spiked I'm partners with Dixie Carter on partners with TNA and we just got the green right brother on January 4th Monday night old man with a brother welcoming when I got to do my stuff with him cuz we not only did the Malone stuff you would me and brought me and me and Malone against Robin and Hogan but the next month they come in and cuz we shot that angle on The Tonight Show and the next Monday go in Hogan and Bischoff and they run Jay off the set I come in from the wings. Hook on his ass and it's me and Jay Leto DJ works out all got to learn how to move around a little bit in there we just were driving and hope was never that guy Dale stuff out like today a lot of us up as laid out a guy who actually did that I could lay everything out and that's how I like to know where we're going to talk to you the whole time I mean that was you that was f****** fantastic and then you also got to see how God damn a little rough out there on me by the greatest pro wrestling is fake right


    Joe Rogan on Parents Hitting Their Kids
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    really now she wasn't in that very few people but Uncle know very few people but it was just like a s*** together not like trying to hurt me you know so little smack I didn't get beat as a kid but I saw a lot of violence I saw it seeing violence when your kid there's something about like seeing someone you're close to who's an adult be beating up like a 10 or 11 year old ever see that before leaves eat when you're a grown adult beating the s*** out of 10 or 11 year old when you're a little kid that to me or I only saw parents beat their children yeah I saw someone beat somebody else's kid it was f***** up to watch man when I lived on 205 West 88th Street and one day I finally got my s*** together in karate like one day my sidekick started working and that f****** right cross started working to learn how to use my f****** up block and I finally had this kid's name is Rue the Haitian he was the only Haitian kid in the neighborhood on 88th Street and I f*** them up this day this father came down and held my arms and he made Rudy punch me and I'll never forget that my lip was bleeding and he took me upstairs open up the door and a half a f****** hangover and she goes with the problems you can show Coconino and either next time your son hits my son I'm going to hit him then I'm not coming to bed and that you and my mom turned around and got a butcher knife and Chase Rudy's fall up the stairs cops came and laid off but one of the worst there move to North Bergen I saw parents that you don't like that over here comedian go hang out with black kids that parents that's the first thing I noticed going against the wall and saying that you're not f****** even go to bed like that type of s*** but I also saw my f****** parrot the hallway one day that would stand in the way you are with his arms crossed talkin to the teacher the way I'm talking to you and the kids standing right here with glasses on but I'm walking towards them like no I went to the bathroom I have to go all past and never talk and talk and talk and anime list of father just going take goes down glasses broken blood coming out of the nose to get the f****** before I f****** kill you you dumb mutherfucka you said that to him you dumb f*** I have seen that that kid was the devil. genzo the whole f****** thing bro he would come that a the nicest guy in the world but the sun was f****** crazy and every time he get there the nun with telling about what he did and dog he would punch him the way like Ground Pounder cloth Jesus Christ did they deserve it or whatever everybody every parent had a different you know I watched a couple weeks ago I was stoned to the gills and I was laughing about how people put people down on this s*** and I was laughing about when Julius Erving first when the ABA shut down BabyFirst shut down if they would I don't know Joe but that was eight categories Julius lurvey Irving's LED seven of them bright and the ABA shut down and the Sixers pick up Julius Erving to get me six million dollars which can you imagine what would they give that guy yet what they give LeBron Jesus show dr. J switches number from 32 to 6 and now the NBA All-Star game came sorry for all the critics will like it came from the ABA he's going to get his ass kicked from the NBA All-Star Game new how to handle a ball because his father would beat him his father would make him sleep in the garage in the winter and beat him until he learned how to play basketball cuz there was no losing in this f****** I hope you understand me best black Denali could cover Pistol Pete if you watch that NBA All-Star Game. Penis stopping chopping people and give them behind the back passes to Julius Erving he even looks at a do with one path he's looking at Bob McAdoo I'm coming just put the ball between his legs broken but I mean it's like how much pressure is too much pressure to create like a superstar like that I didn't Tiger Woods and his dad for a lot of pressure on him as well as not talk to her I'll be really careful with the same things I'm going to do he's getting the blame for something but I'm saying something you really heard I have heard sexual abuse allegations Gary Indiana. It's like how f****** Delaware and then Gary Indiana crazy he made these kids were her she pulled him out of Gary to come up the f****** Berry Gordy you know what you think about this s*** did you look at one dangle f*** you m*********** but then two years later you look back and you look at the lesson you learn from the whole experience and you have to have to go back and hug that person I know I meant thank you for that time and made me better motherfuker to that cuz what you did make me a better person we grew up in a time where kids were just allowed to run around outside everybody ran around outside that was just normal right when you were a little kid you ran around outside nobody just runs around outside the first time I saw a grown lady hit she hit my cousin we're both around the same age I was probably six and she was five and this lady slipped on ice in front of her apartment and she got up and my cousin just unfortunately happen to be standing right in front of her when she fell and she got up and she said don't you laugh at me and she smacked her in the face she wasn't laughing at her either just she smashed her in the face man like it was she smacked her hard and I was like oh my God I mean we're both little little kids and watching some grown adult smash our cousin in the face real I mean we're both little little kids and watching some grown adult smash our cousin in the face with little kids


    Joe Rogan Analyzes the Controversial Tyson & Douglas 10 count
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    BB Tyson remember we were little while we're young we thought it was like when did he lose 86 did you lose in like 1986 what year was that he did it what it was I was definitely doing comedy at the time and I definitely saw it with my friend Ron after-the-fact Library 11th 1999 90 damn so from that point on we knew he could lose before that why people don't even want to fight that guy is getting killed what were the odds of him when you like 4242 I got paid somebody I paid some crazy number I think it was 42 I think was one of the highest underdogs ever that 142 anyone by knockout Buster Douglas was fantastic if bought them up her well dude Buster Douglas is a crazy example of a guy who always had a tremendous amount of talent it was always regarded as like people that were in the know inboxing you know heard them talk about him and he would always talk about how smooth he wasn't training and when he's at his best he's literally like a world championship fighter but he never totally put it together and far as far as discipline and training camp but then his mom died and he decide going to f*** Mike Tyson up for his mother and it rained really really hard so it was a perfect storm of Mike Tyson being king of the world you know he's just f****** everybody up doesn't even feel like he has to train anymore he's just just being he's just being the World Heavyweight Champion that's what that's what they're like the reason why I become that guy in the first place because they have this ability to indulge and Xs and go crazy buying tigers and Lamborghinis and s*** and all hey Buster Douglas for that fight train like a demon and still almost lost still almost hot that's how good Tyson was when Tyson was in his prime as a knockout artist he was so lethal that even though Buster Douglas in him fought & Buster Douglas eventually wind up knocking him out he knocked him out after Mike Tyson knockout Buster Douglas down and Adam hurt and Don King after the fight even protested and said that the count was more than 10 and that went to Buster Douglas was down the referee gay an extra couple seconds to recover that he shouldn't have had remember that was like a big protest after the fight but even then mean weaving with shity training you know not taking this guy seriously at all even then Mike Tyson still knock Buster Douglas down and almost knocked him out with one punch what run the enough about Buster Douglas fight he ever had right Asian against Bonecrusher Smith video here as both both knockdowns simultaneous so you can see like the different 10 counts I guess okay let's say it boom. Right the round was the very end of the round so Buster got a break so look that that's this is how go go go to the very beginning of three four five six seven eight nine ten you're out do that again it seems like he's outright doesn't it yeah try to get ready one two three four five six seven eight nine 10 he's out someone distracted him on number 8 yeah account I-78 on Mike Tyson here is 567 the same fight so how how does the same guy count real slow for Buster Douglas and way faster for Mike Tyson video says this clearly demonstrates that he gave them both the exact same amount of time five six seven eight nine 10 11 12 13 14 got knocked on the right around 50 on the on the clock on the screen you can see it and how many seconds was it he put them up at 38 92 both out is definitely slower on Buster Douglas with their definitely both out but either way if you said seven I bet butts button instead of Unifour if you've displayed the count up by a second you don't think Buster Douglas could have gotten up quicker I bet he could have I mean he was waiting for the guy to hit 8 so he adds up right which what you do you do take as much time as you can it's worse after you getting really hurt like that you're supposed to do that so this is the questions like would have been able to if the guy had counted a little quicker and you know 8K more 7 was or 6 was would have been able to I think you probably would have the questions would have Tyson have been able to get to him with one punch before the Bell that might have knocked him out yeah you know you get them back up again and three extra second to Tyson storms forward and connects to the punt to headshots with a face though dude watch the fight glove TV official counters the FBI official count this guy that's the finger bro 2345 in at 9:10 Michael Jackson with Mike magician yeah man that's insane fight though because you couldn't believe Mike Tyson could lose even when I watched it I remember I heard about it first and then I watched it and it's still remember thinking I can't believe what I'm watching he's going to get up and he's going to knock this dude out for sure will leave you lost it was like it's over then you couldn't believe that he could lose that people don't understand today there's never been someone that was his dominant for like a scary woman in like boxing history than Mike Tyson because even though you knew Roy Jones going to f****** whoever he fought the waves going to f*** off you didn't knock him out with one punch it wasn't going to be this whole riffic warming by Destroyer just common after your soul what you wanted box your face off hit you would leave really left Hooks and straight right hands or weight faster than anything you can duck he was f***** people up with a certain style and movement and where's Ty sandwiches and you're like mugging at the same time and he's like all anger so fatherhood and you and he was solid like Sledgehammer 220 lb but moves like 160 lb guy but you couldn't believe it at the time that I've never been a heavyweight like him before it was heavyweights that moved amazing like Ali Ali had the most amazing footwork of anybody just smooth and flowing and change what the game was in front of people there's a crazy video of Ali that someone had on their Instagram page one of those boxing Pages where he's fighting someone in the guy throws 234 punches in a row and I'll he's got his hands down I just barely moving his head away with each punch just like that she can't hit me he just had up it was a magic about what he was doing that you were like how is it heavyweight moving like that was a totally different kind of strategy allergies will be argued to the end of time like what would have happened if Mike Tyson had a fight Muhammad Ali holding their bronze what would happen man what would happen it would have been f****** crazy I'll tell you that if we had Mike Tyson in his very best before s*** went completely crazy start giving out rolls-royce's the cops and walking around is tiger in his underwear before all that stuff you know I beat him in that first fight no one could believe it no one could believe it even though Tyson lost to Buster Douglas everybody assumed that Tyson lost because he hadn't been training and you really hadn't been been focused and then we went to jail and came out of jail and he look jacked member I don't think so I think he had mild tattooed on his arm what does it say here Mike Tyson opens up all that was when he got arrested by that Joseph do Joe Arpaio guy had to do time and that Arizona he was living in Arizona for a while and had to do that Joe Arpaio s*** when they make you wear pink Mike Tyson when he was in his prime Tyson fresh does 95 first fight after release that was against the some unfortunate whitefella it looks like he would be was his name Neely yes bring them to Peter and Peter break your face you owe money f*** boom he was the Irish guy give me some volume My Three Brothers last but not least snobby Medfield Medfield Massachusetts from Medfield disrespect that makes sense


    Joe Rogan - What Keeps Elon Musk Up at Night?
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    was quite hard to run companies especially car companies how to say quite challenging cart business is the hardest one of all the things you do yes because it's very difficult you know there's only two car companies history of American car companies that haven't gone bankrupt next Ford and Tesla that's it yeah Ford Road out that crazy storm huh that the only one that's getting their teeth shout out to the Mustang especially an electric car company I was like stupidity squared and this is when you have those cool roadsters with the t-tops yeah and use that as a car platform and that we would be able to use technology from the store company called AC propulsion for the electric drivetrain and the battery Palm is facing propulsion technology to not working production and we ended up using none of it and longtime none of it going to resign everything and then the once you add a battery pack and electric motor the car. Heavier 30% heavier invalidated the entire structure or Lacroix structure of everything has to be redone nothing we like I think it had less than 7% of the parts were common with any other device including cars or anyting 7% yes everything including Tires and Brakes almost the same as to the windscreen went Wednesday in the air conditioner takes away from the battery life as well right yeah we need small highly efficient air conditioning system that fit in a tiny car and was electrically-powered not belt-driven well there different versions of the car so he's about 55 on the rear cuz it was Heavy rear end bias well I mean yeah being on their side don't make any sense they do once you understand them once you understood don't want to hang the engine up the ass but was not a wise move you don't want to let up on the gas when you're in a corner the phone with with with with with something that's with the engine is mounted over the rear axle or off the rear axle towards the rear they pull them in Russia is fundamentally screwed you cannot solve this is unsolvable you're screwed him over nurseries you're screwed bright like it seems like if you spawn the car like a top but that's your problem ownership you're just I promise I won't swear on this show by the way have a storm to say freaking fun way the old house moms do you know that there are some benefits I enjoy the car I had before Tesla was a 911 997 or dad an hour later the car accelerates super dangerous to real real start spinning and kicking around in a car but it's more satisfying than any other car I have because it's so mechanic it's like everything about it like crack holes and bumps and he gives you all this feedback and I take it to the comedy store because when I get there I feel like my brain is just popping and Sunfire at it's like a strategy for me now that I really stopped driving other cars there I drive that car there just for the brain juice just for the the interaction model sp100d it'll blow your mind yeah tell me what to order I'll order it model sp100d okay Jamie bypass with car that I drive okay okay okay I believe you never house. Difficult Jamie bestwick car that I drive okay okay I'll get with the car you drive okay I believe you that's good regular days never how hard is it to get like one of them crazy plugs installed in your house that difficult now it's like


    Joe Rogan - Keanu Reeves is Legit
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    Nims training for John Wick 2 now please God make John Wick 3 horse shooting people in the head in John Wick 3 give me some volume so like when you watch him shoot in the movie he looks very comfortable shooting and even is martial arts like the stuff that he's doing and maybe it's legitimate like it's it's doable it's real he's really training go to sleep and Roadhouse is on my block I'm staying out I stayed up it's the best gun in the bar I watched an hour and a half in Chile killed the guy by grabbing his neck and that's why I don't go to sleep you missed the big end scene in the house good enough but he's on a horse in John Wick 3 so he trains like legit shooting shooting legit martial arts films the Brave movie they're both great I watched two of them back-to-back plane recently is that the one where everything is on fire in that one scene where is it coming out of an apartment and he's fighting at Ruby Rose chick is a fight with Ruby Rose and Ice Girl Power pulling punches Tom Cruise he trains and does all his real stuff Tom Cruise as well crazy building to another building


    Joe Rogan - Scary Spearfishing Stories
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    what happened years ago I was in Mexico and it was a friends and I was ever since I was so angry I hate it going like further and further and further and further and further in life into like the what's going on in like nothing nothing and I'm like okay we're going to swing from the shore right now for the shore it's drifting weight drifting away the boat read me like high in like no I don't like how how how completely nuts in a boat stuff and then pick us up and I trying to explain and my completely necklace in Spanish that we've been stranded at Sea and feel like I'm devoted like right there Superfly white and they drop us to the boat the guy that keep me from money I'm like I'm lost at sea my wetsuit preferred tip for rescuing me in the middle of the ocean I was like sorry I don't have to in my panties right now but thank you for saving my life and you drop us to the boat and then we get to the boat and the guys like I didn't put gas in a boat oops I'm like what came in and tried to do both and he's tried sending to the Coast Guard to like go screw themselves because because I don't want to pay his wife is neighbor of this and that to come Towing arrive like about an hour and a half later I got back to Shore and the guys like also what time are you going tomorrow I'm like screw you I'm leaving I never want to see you tomorrow nothing like you did Whip and yeah so yeah about that big I was more scared because it was about like 4:35 so the sun was getting down really quickly it's not getting bitten by Ankeny yet so basically what happens is that you dive down and then when you come to the surface you stay too long your lungs on your way to surface when I extend back and then you versatile volume of air and you have left and your and your lungs and becomes weary small so then the president becomes too low and then you pass out and then you just pass out so basically you brain shuts down to make sure that a lack of oxygen is not creating any Premarin damages size of the bottom the person is watching the other one you watch each other's back with you idope down I was aiming of the fish was pretty deep it was like 85 feet and a name for fish wasn't a pole spear to was in a gun and I missed it and I start using in the water and then I missed it again I was like God damn it and then I realize I was like what what am I she pretty deep and I've been there for quite a while so I start panicking a little bit so you let her even more finding it when we have boyfriends and then what happens first before you blackout is you have a loss of motor control so I could start figured I could feel like my body making like weird movements and I knew that was out of oxygen and then I knew that I would probably most probably going to pass out and then I can I grabbed me and then he woke me up and it was how far were you from the service new blacked-out I blacked out of service so when you do what you have to do to wake you up human than you normally wake up pretty pretty fast unless you inhale water was it like you had a dream like if you get choked out like one of the things that happens when you get choked out as you wake up it's like you're dreaming like what I was at a discount going on and then you just you just done for the day when it happens been do you have to be done huh it's the risk of getting another one the same day is actually very high that's tough. I think that's stuff that Kratom was I didn't think it was a drug I thought it was a mild stimulant I heard that people take it for pain but I I thought that when they're taking it for pain that you they're not getting high. Just taking it alleviates pain like Advil or something like that and then I took I think I took eight of them eight or ten which is a lot cuz I know Chris Bell takes like piss it's like this appeal was just the powder in pill form and I was high as f*** and I was like oh okay now I know why people are nervous about the stuff I mean do you ever get approached by sharks and now he has flesh eating bacteria that's destroying his leg has flesh eating bacteria in the water we don't need to Google that pretty that's a bad pretty disgusting and I was actually a little fish clip it to the back of my gun and then this tigershark come in and I'm like a little bit Kaiser they know the chick you out and things like that but a young wanted one a little bit crazy so they going to go more towards you and then going to go try to do like Curious by switch is molten what what happens most of the time which tribe is insecure Spite and so the shark is in front of me and he's charging me with his mouth open so why would my gun on my mind poking it I'm poking light very strong specially in the waters I'm really trying to like being his freaking gun as much as hard as I could in his face and he doesn't back down and keeps like strickling and he keeps coming in for me and at some point I'm like okay like something and I'm going to have a shoot it hoping that that you know I'm not going to miss the only thing between me and back which is when they were that they ready they're ready to bite and I'm like oh s*** I'm like I'm dying and I'm like okay well whatever you know some like I'm like okay I'm going to try to aim and try to see if I can shoot it and then my friend arrived you like I promised his parents ever bring him back in one piece of lasers I'm like okay like don't panic everything is fine howdy Bluewater Sound like put your back against mine and then cover your half and if he comes to go to spoke it and it's why I came in a couple of times and then because we were too he was like whatever he just left he didn't like that he was outnumbered and I'm like wow so he was screaming in the water and then we went back to the bloodstream of the water how far away can people hear you and that situation again if I had shut the short to to save myself it's I would have got the worse publicity ever it's it's at I just became something that are protected in the public eye because of the governor of New York that killed that shark when he was fishing somewhat with a guy the mayor one of those guys was was sport fishing caught a shark and was it the Governor Cuomo something happened something changed I think it was when there was all this awareness about shark fin soup yeah there it is Andrew Cuomo 154-pound thresher shark and everybody freaked the f*** out Asians were catching Millions a day to make sure to make being something that was just another fish then it became something that's protected and people with a very shallow understanding of what a shark is were freaking out about it should you make it so it became instead of it being something that was just another fish then it became something that's protected and people with a very shallow understanding of what a shark is were freaking out about it


    Joe Rogan on Smoking Weed for the 1st Time with Eddie Bravo
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    weed I was third Mill not really sad smoke when I was younger but it was only like occasionally I'd like a party and I was about to lose her for doing it you know like everybody else to be getting high on the couch with it but I was probably already drunk anyway you know like when I was 14 or 15 on it. So maybe I smoked weed a handful of times less than a dozen times till I was Thirty and then Eddie Bravo got me into it when I was 30 years old we're doing Jiu-Jitsu together and he was telling me a marijuana was helping his Jiu-Jitsu and helping his music and his creativity of what the f*** is this guy talking about my dude marijuana just makes it stupid I don't you know that you know and he's like just try it and we got high and I remember thinking like oh this is what it is like wow I did not know also I can't believe this we went got something to eat freaked out but I wrap up my hands put on the timer and just once that sweat starts flowing and juice to the paranoia and the weirdness of it all you just fight it off by hitting that back and then you get that one minute off to think about life and the universe and volcanoes and Guatemala the belt goes off again to get another three right three minutes and it's one of my my Blake it's a it's a psychedelic experience is like a cleansing experience hitting the bag when you're high I love shadowboxing one of my I'll take at home and just sitting there a little mirror and I'll just Shadowbox don't know how long I just shouted Boxford just go do you know what's weird like you feel balanced when you're high you feel like like maybe like if you got an injury you feel it more you feel like we're we're like like maybe like if you got an injury you feel it more you feel like we're we're off you know what I mean in like for me I feel my transfer of power better when I'm high like certain techniques I really get the timing of like wind at turn the hip over I feel it more when I'm high I feel the connection with all the tissue all of it working together


    Joe Rogan on Fortnite
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    you make more than that so what is fortnite explain fortnite to me I'm sorry I filled in Far Cry 5 right now third person shooter you jumping around shooting people and with third person shooter Xbox to somebody had an image and it was from 2007 it it said man look at this I wonder what video games going to be looking like the graphics of you look like a 2018 and then it shows a fortnight and it's like this is like there's like they've turned to textures off they honored you play online if you don't have a powerful enough computers sure you don't video card work so hard but also makes it easier to recognize shapes because they're not is like there was nothing to do with Quake they would completely turn the textures off when guys would be like playing in high-level matches yeah and you would just deal with these flat walls and then the object the person that you were fighting against would they would stand out in stark contrast Video Games 2 is like the scenery no textures make a video or a pull up a video of that and you'll see what I'm talkin about what I'm talking about is like literal flat walls where people turned everything off and it got to a point where they weren't allowing it certain competitions because it makes such a big difference cuz now you just like him in front of a blank screen replace all of the characters with a larger character like like say if you were playing as like this girl so I can just one it's showing the mod in between maybe I'm thinking of a b**** no textures pull up Quake no textures and then you can watch what it looks like that is not no textures that that's different you can see the difference in the colors and things are moving it's when they turn off all the textures you you get to see these flat while that's what it looks like now that is a way different experience but are gone when in the video to see things moving around with no textures and you realize what advantage it would be if you're playing someone it was dealing with all this visual input you've all this different s*** high-visibility Quake 3 that's hard to find life okay this is the name and it's the original one it was originally Quake 1 and wild but it was Doom I've heard of but what Quake one was was these cool maps and you run around and shoot each other and you have these deathmatches what time deathmatches rockets at each other and it's too you're seeing it through your perspective like so if you have a rocket launch you see the rocket launch in front of you in the right now hear a local area network and waist massive amount Germany young dad sometimes consoles are b******* I got to be a problem get the girl but one of the reasons why I wanted to talk to you about this in particulars because I am more and more convinced that it's our future may lie in some artificially created world and that people are more interested in more attracted everyday to Virtual Reality demented reality virtual reality and where there was created worlds play that I played that I bought for the space game I'm like bright I just ran around in your mind stuff it was sorta like and then just wasn't so there's nothing dangerous this just this game had to do and there's a few hundred thousand people in there you'll creating the universe it's evolving they add story lines so you know what we are setting up an HTC Vive here and we're we would have use HTC Vive waiting I've been sort of well we tried to get one Jamie went out yesterday and look they're all sold out so we had to order one and so we're ordering when we going to have it set up in here and the the games I played the games of 2 years ago and I'm sure they're way more than they are now but there's a crazy archery game where that you're on a top of a castle and these little monsters that look like they could be in South Park they're not like detailed Schnauzer trying to invade the castle but man it's addictive cuz you really look down and see them all around you you have but like a real solid mated with a bunch of different ones workout in wow so it's a game and I played it over Duncan's house I think is a video of it but it was weird because you punch wrong so like if I'm holding my hands like this which is I'm holding my hands vertically where my thumbs are up right the boxing gloves would be horizontal like they would be if you were punching someone come out so they've got an iron that will work out and make the controller rotate the way a fist would but as you're doing it you throw real punches and someone throwing punches at you and when they throw punches you and they hit you you see a white Flash in front of you if that's good makes you nervous just like real Spotify this is me over Duncan's house I'm beating this guy up moving around them you can really get a workout with that I'm not joking that you get exhausted and you know you keep going when fighting tougher and tougher opponent right


    Joe Rogan on Anderson Silva in His Prime
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    going I remember that fungus rain first one I saw a live was UFC 94 Patrick Cote remind me to look through front kicking it just buckle down and knocked out now but like that fight that first-round the way you just had on them I was like that that's the guy you know what the recipe to giving Anderson trouble though because the recipe to give me a nurse instruct Alice latest opened it up and so did my hotel that was how the first one 90-second recipe for disaster when I saw that fight on paper Iron chinned Marauder in the UFC and you're putting up against a guy who's like a ninja is going to be crazy fight with perfect fight its effectiveness of like high-level timing speed and perfect technique lighted like a hundred percent of the shots yeah that flight was beautiful crazy I was a Counterstrike at first that's when I started I was always like I weigh forgot to come in you got a high-level look at the look see giving him as well to show the faints all the time. My Easton was a guy Rock them and he's moving back and he's hurt and he dropped the guy knocks him out my Easton was a guy Rock them and he has he's moving back and he's hurt and he dropped the guy knocks him out but Anderson I feel like that's my argument for Anderson being the goat it's theirs moment that he is


    Joe Rogan - Why Steve-O Got Sober
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    causes blindness causes throat and mouth cancer did every single one of them is so f****** hilarious yeah I've never seen that I've seen in England they have a big picture of like people that have you know like lung cancer and s*** on the cover and it and it says smoking will kill you but they don't have this s*** what the f*** it's causes peripheral vascular disease that makes your feet rot gangrene we're in the water and I forget what it what the point was on that one but cigarettes make your a****** bleed like you could do with it hugs and getting people to quit smoking cigarettes will you smoke 3343 4 per box and there's 25 boxes per case Soper case there's 600 cartridges and it was not unusual for me to go through 600 in like 24 hours 24 to 36 hours like the air that went into my lungs to try to make it like all nitrous oxide like I can camp there the canister from Starbucks and gentlemen I was like a f****** wizard at like loading up six into while holding the last Pokemon you know and and that was on cocaine for 3 days and actual f****** people man I watch the dude walk through my apartment and f****** pick up pick up my bong and take a hit and blow out smoke and f****** then like put it down and just walk through the wall he was never f****** there ever our little our little three-dimensional experiences is very small small part of what's going on in the universe right there these spirits that were f****** talking to me I'm hearing the voices like I had a conversation with a friend of mine who sells weed about a very similar thing where I was saying that I think that something happens when you get when you smoke pot it's not just that you get high but that the way you interface with the world changes and then the world changes because of that not not the world changes like it will change for you or for him but the world that I'm experiencing is different I'm saying is that my feeling about the world is that when you when you change the way your brain works which is essential you do when you get really high he change the way you think about the world I think the world of you experience is different sure it's like you know like people think like this is us very simplistic way of looking at it but it's sort of parallel you know some people think of the world and their life always sucks and then his people that are always super positive and super happy in their life is always happening something about when you get like really high especially marijuana because marijuana is a sensitivity drug it's almost like the opposite of a lot of drugs cuz a lot of drugs make you insensitive like alcohol makes you blunt right you you're not aware of people looking at you you don't give a fuk I like when you get drunk you get your loud and you're crazier your social cues gets Q you don't see marijuana is the opposite marijuana you get like really aware of other people people people call it paranoid because you start thinking about all these possibilities that you never thought of before but I feel like the way you interface with the world becomes very different you're aware of all these different possibilities he start thinking about things that you f***** up when you were in high school you know you start thinking about I got to in Full House what how to like a distant good start picking myself apart like putting myself on trial in a sense to introspective is because there's a bunch of s*** about yourself that you don't like but you don't address you have to be balanced you have to be like I've looked at it all and I Now understand I've made mistakes and here's where I'm at but if you never looked at yourself and you know look at those mistakes then you you deal with because if you're in like massive debt and you go to spend money you look cuz I don't even have any money I'm spending this money whereas if you're even and you go spend the money you like no big deal just spend some money right I think that when you don't have an accounting of who you are and what you're done and especially I think the big one is your effect on other people I know that's the one that comes up with me on mushrooms or on pot especially on Edibles it's like how I interact with other people Justified and maybe I was justified when when it comes up on pot especially on Edibles the big Modesto for me at least that's where I feel like the most accountable I have to think about like my behavior the most I always feel like a with the edible thing it always feels like could I have done better if instead of just being like was I okay like yeah that guy was being a dick to you yeah f*** him it's never that it's always like maybe I could have caught on earlier how he was feeling and right assess how I was communicating with him instead of being defensive or aggressive maybe I could have handled it better you don't have too much high and is much mental Clarity from yoga is I do from anything I really do mean if if someone told me I couldn't smoke pot for the rest of my life but I could do yoga or I could just smoke pot for the rest of my life and not to yoga I think I would take the yoga I really do because yoga gives me I mean sealing a pot I really do but yoga gives me a relaxation when it's over like a there's a Clarity that comes from things that is like it's friend like after but post yoga class doesn't like that that is the friendliest nicest group a f****** people go stat you want to meet some nice clothes things that looks like it's friend like after but post yoga class those are like that that is the friendliest nicest group a f****** people go stat you want to meet some nice folks that stand outside of yoga classes exiting cuz they drained all the b******* of themselves


    Joe Rogan - Neil deGrasse Tyson on The Dangers of Asteroids
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    but there's this asteroid that collided with Earth over Chelyabinsk in the Soviet Union Russia sorry just near the Siberia in the Ural Mountains just on the coast of Siberia border Siberia that was visible to everybody in broad daylight and he had to like avert your eyes when it happened and they felt a shock wave in the Shockwave broke windows and sent 600 people that nearly a thousand people to the hospital what happened well because they saw the light and they can't they got up from their table and went to the window to see what happened there's a time delay between the Shockwave and the light is light travels faster than sound travels slow will do the windows in the shock wave hits and it blasts broken glass into their face does a big Band-Aid Collision that we had so at an auction but that actually exploded and pieces of it were recovered at an auction I purchased a piece of that meteorite but you also purchased some of the shards of glass that the Shockwave it broken that's what that no one died but it's a warning there's no better way warned then to have a Band-Aid cover your injuries that could have vaporized you or rented your species extinct as crazy as the ones that don't even make impact still do devastating damage ice tunguska yes that's her incinerated 10,000 square kilometers of forest holyshit he said made it through is it iron or the actual piece would have been about the size of this room so small home wow somebody that's amazing that that small rod to go back again please sounds abound crazy that that rocks that f****** heavy that was made out of a piece of meteorite do I owe the Beautiful make a handle for it it's just the it's just a metal that would be that was any catched metal with the blade but then you get a pearl handle attached to the base of a piece of metal that would become a you know that right handle wooden handles on the side if I'm patent it would be pearl you know a defense plan against the dinosaurs dinosaurs I bet if they could they would have had a space program to not go extinct that we're doing now other than occasionally looking up we are we're looking through with monitoring and cataloging them it's 100% we would have the power to tell you when you would die and what part of Earth with hit I need the world because you don't know in advance until it's discovered what part of Earth is going to hit and it's going to hit in the Indian Ocean and if Indian if the surrounding regions don't have a space program or countries that do have a space program going to sit idle know what you want to do is you want to have a fund and every country pipes in a little bit of their GDP and then or whatever can you measure it however you wanted whatever you think is fair do it the way the way of the UN does it okay to visit acts of the world relative to your wealth and then that money pays to save the world when we find such an asteroid that that type it is Sentinel project Sentinel is is thought this through so if there was ample time there's possibly there's a possibility they could actually implementing these plants what you want to do is go out and nugget little bit if you're a little bit you just have to give it a sideways velocity relative to its path towards Earth if you do that early enough least the sideways velocity so accumulates like a ship turning slightly over the ocean of the course of time it'll be V8 quite a bit correct so that angle grows Bonanza same angle but then it spreads out and it's an example is perfect is a Perfect Analogy you do it enough so that it misses Earth and it's still out there to harm you in another day but it won't render you extinct on that passage how much time do we need today I would say we could probably get something built in 10 years Invisible City killing one's the surface is not City so the probably at the ocean or or land but yeah if it's devastation to a region where the grid is taken out as well so you can't bring emergency services that bring out the food water medicines any other form of transportation or Communication in a more robust grid so you need to rewire itself rapidly to then power to a region that that's what you would need and would this sort of doing that now making a grid sweater lightning proof you know power surge proof I grew up in New York City where they were a couple of very famous blackouts when a 1966 another and when was it 1978 I think and it was like woah how should this how is this even allowed you have a back-up plan this to redirect the electricity so yeah you need that even want that and I thought the new Greta supposed to have those kinds of protections built into it but I don't know enough about it to comment One impact and then what place we just put in solar panels a place in the Country Escape to a good mood to have the Escape Spa in Upstate New York September 11th 302 something like that but now it's just a good place for me to refuel and do a lot of good writing there in this order thing manithan vegetarians bread that I think it's called the lone star tick and it is Richie from eating the meat of mammals yes makes you allergic to Alpha galactose is that what it is it's alpha-gal another great Radiolab podcast yeah yeah so hot that's one of the challenges we we looked at the other day this week cuz I have quite a few friends and have Lyme disease and it's something you do keep for life and quite a few friends like seven or eight check if you don't go anywhere on the deck around a little bit the power tix overwhelms her power of curiosity those are powerful people in Alaska has a different type of their bread differently in the same risk factors together and if you and I have the same things I can kill us


    Joe Rogan on What Made Anthony Bourdain Special
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    listen to her people you know what 10 years on the show I was on the show for a long time that people a lot longer people did the whole 17 years feel done well over a hundred episodes you know no one left that you don't leave that show if you get a spot on it will you with him when when it ended know I was with him about a week and a half before so good friends there I was in Chicago and I woke up in the check my phone and I got a text from my friend Maynard Maynard Keenan from Tool and Maynard is a Jiu-Jitsu brown belt and really loves Jiu-Jitsu any any text me said so much for the Maynard vs Anthony Bourdain celebrity Jiu-Jitsu match and that's the whole text and you notice it sunk SoundCloud pit in my stomach and I just I just picked up my phone went into Google and I looked it up and I saw it I just like f*** I just couldn't believe it I couldn't believe it not start crying I think it's called my wife are called Maynard I texted him I called my wife called a few friends and I know you know it just couldn't delete you know what someone's just not there to see him a lot but you know anybody but when I got a call from him I was like f*** yeah what are we to do a shoot pheasants and and hunt and Camp I'm going to cook by the campfire f*** I'm in dude you know I'm in I just really appreciated him as a genuine unique person like he's a genuine rare person and you know that's that's what I got out of being being able to spend I'm Tim and Binoo to talk to him and pick his brain and he did my podcast once we always planned on doing it again wish we never got around to it cuz we're both have ridiculous schedules but just my I would think about things differently because of him like that my I sometimes like hold things to his standards and Neha like legitimately his appreciation for things in his enthusiasm for things change the way I look at a lot of a lot of ass the food and culture and end in even travel you know yeah I mean I'm sorry man together feels like you know upside down world like there's no and he was such a man as a friend and collaborator and I you know but also just such an icon to me you know and it's almost like you know it's almost like the sun disappears and dependable so yeah I mean it's been hard to describe how profound that's been remember when he got into just too I got side cuz I don't like to talk about now here like here's what you can do you can get then he's like home and he was so you know I think it was before I even got his blue belt or maybe like a round blue belt so he was super super jacked about and he was doing it everyday remember when we were we were filming we were outside of Billings is that we we're where we got well where the hunt was yeah we were in like in Central Montana and so I started in Billings Montana he was training so often in even on the road that he travel to a club there's just a jiu jitsu Club in Bozeman I found some guys news wrong with these guys in both for a long time and there was a mandate and if we find the local you know the local clubs and yeah make sure that he had a place roll texting me from some European Bloc countries bone chips and he worked out with some old-school Carlson Gracie guy adult top game and smashing you and I'm shiting bone chips but I just admired that a guy could be 58 years old and decide I'm going to learn Jiu-Jitsu and I'm going to be obsessed with it and then he became addicted to it which you know Jujitsu is a very beneficial thing to be addicted to but it is absolutely an addiction I've I've come back from injuries where I definitely shouldn't have been training yet and I just wrap my arm up and just f****** get in there people get super super addicted to it and he got addicted to it just like he's been addicted to many things he just he jumped right into the Jiu-Jitsu experience has clearly like really good for him what I know from Tony you know statins are no longer on any sort of medication lost all that weight cut carbs out that I'm just eating like you know something something caught his attention he was just so aggressive about knowledge and learning what he could pulling everything out of it that that he could you know crazy to see someone do something that's physically demanding with no background in athletics even when he was doing things like when he went to Kurt osiander is place and rolling around like you don't have a background just pushing himself to it Rihanna I mean if you see if it was something that was interesting to him he just went he loved it man was crazy and I said remember texting I'm gone like how deep you getting into it it goes real f****** deep it was and he goes he goes he goes I'm getting tapped out everyday but he goes I'm giving guys half my age a real struggle and it goes and I'm loving it going in and getting smashed unset all you know sore bruised and man and then just jump into that you just different for a guy who's 58 and then you got guy does it 20 I admire anybody who does you just too cuz it's a real humbling Eagle dissolving experiencing a lot of ways to make you realize like all your illusions of how well you can defend yourself to go out the window when someone just choked you easily and like right I'm just a b**** wanted around run around his life think I'm a man but the fact 58 just showed what kind of unusual Duty was yeah but what you just talked about there I mean what you're talking about would like to Ego diminishing aspect of it again that was something that he took great pleasure and I think you know if you look at the way he went through the world one of the things that you know I appreciated around as long as I stay around you know he was constantly trying to dismantle that Persona you know to say like I'm I'm not the focal point of this what we're interested in here what I'm interested talk about is out there that has pointed away from me you know he was kind of a Clearinghouse for all that information and he was the route of the show and it was his journey but you know ultimately you know what was refreshing is wasn't like working with some celebrity or host it was completely consumed by their own ego and her own you know Brandon and how they were presented to the world that's so disgusting right now but it's raining it's everywhere and everywhere he was very self-deprecating and he had reverence for real artists in real Masters and that whole reverence him about some guy was a photo of a restaurant and it's doing my phone some dude who's like a real famous guy who's like some big-time Chef character but I was eating in this restaurant and so I'm like who the f*** is this guy because it seems like it's a big deal and so why I texted in the photo of this cat right here that kind of texts like that stuff a Tony Bourdain text that's that's what that that text shows that reference for the master oh yeah you know I mean even though the way he phrases that you know they don't cry like a b**** all-time original Rockstar shaft genius madman you do and what was about that is he had a instant ability to sniff through the b******* you know so you know there's all kinds of famous people celebrities you know well accomplished people that he met that he didn't feel that way. You know he would cut through that s*** instantly but if you were on his radar in that way you know it's like total commitment to what you do yeah well I just remember hanging out with them you know like it was one of those got he's one of the ones that I met that I was like pretty Starstruck like right away that's really stupid like my wife says you're my boyfriend where's that bottle of joints and I was like Jesus man I'm hanging onto the Earth here dialogue around the campfire with super Marin County from Backwoods country hunters and Anglers and all the other guys that were with us with these guys who it was good to get a different perspective on what going out and getting your own wild food is like that you know and then having him cook it there and those delicious also being able to put those ideas on major Network in print


    Joe Rogan - Director on Working with Anthony Bourdain
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    I'm glad we decided to get together and do this you know and and talk and you know it so crazy subjects right I mean you and I have known each other since 2012 when I did meet her you were there filming when I shot my first deer just very important part of my life man and then you went on to direct and produce Parts Unknown with our late friend Anthony Bourdain and we saw probably a good thing to come in here and just talk talk about him I'm really grateful for it it's actually you know a lot of people must be really hard to talk about that I must really it's actually find a kind of like I want to talk about him I want to talk about who he was and what that experience was you know so thanks mam my pleasure brother did you know him before guy started working together no no I'm at Tony 10 years ago and I was called in he had a DP on a show who at the last minute canceled couldn't go to Egypt so I got to call like a week before you know exactly man but you know I met him there you know we start filming or on the streets of Cairo and like so amped for it and then there was like this seminal moment on that show where we go out and we'd we go ripping across the desert with the battle in and go out and cook a goat in the ground you know and so as we're driving out over the desert look like well we need to we need some shots from car to car right on the roof and for some reason there's a four post bed tied to the roof of this Land Rover until I get up there and we kind of like going to latch my arm around in these guys take off at us we're 80 miles an hour across a desert I mean and you're on a bed absolutely absolutely no regard for the fact that shooting and and when we got there we got to camp at survived it at this big black and blue where I was holding on to the four post bed and that was it man from that moment on it was like I like this guy and I started going out with him you know I started getting invited to do more shows so on for five years yeah yeah and that you know that transition no no reservation was great and it really laid the foundation for what we do what Tony did they really built in audience in the following for him we didn't have access to before it opened up you know kind of CNN's Logistics Rolodex and you know things that we didn't have at the other network you know and I'm so no reservations or more him you know everything from the opening music to the tone of it narration yeah for sure and then you know what you got to hand it to CNN to is like we all of a sudden we had these creative Partners who were like willing to let him be him you know like willing to let him do a show like the Tokyo so we're like you know really climbing into Japanese subcultures rope bondage tentacle p*** Beaufort man be yourself you know and let's figure out what this is together and that's amazing that there really is amazing and with the one of those things are really made that show was Tony's narration because the narration gave you a sense of the way his his sort of passion and enthusiasm for the world and for various aspects of cooking and travel and food and culture like you got it through his own words you know you know it didn't mean he is after all a writer write you know and in that is how he experienced the world but actually making the shows and let you the technical part of actually making the shows you know we'd once you go through and can edit the show none of that voice over was in it's a rough cut phase and you send it out to him and get his writing back and record that video and I keep describing is like. dr. Frankenstein lightning bolt to the temples kind of moment we're like the monster Rises it would really just bring the show to life so just kind of carcass that was laid out and rough cut form on the table all of a sudden just gasped and jumped up and you know it was really beautiful like to see that and to have you do as a director as a producer as a creative you know it any level you know to have that kind of power to have voice and his writing in his introspection thoughts and you know like powerful powerful force to work with well was a brilliant design the way the show is put together that narration really did make it something special and different from all those other kinds of shows because it just to his articulate and insightful and poetic and artistic view of these things that he had this infectious passion for things he complete change the way I thought about cooking I always thought about cooking as this guy knows how to make delicious food o this place has good ribs is and then when I saw his shadow when I saw parts Unknown I want it's an art form it just an art form that you eat form you know where you are tree of where you are you know what people did for a living what people's ancestors did for a living you know it it's rooted in so much more'n what I Think You Know It All To Me lyrics feels like we kind of joke around a lot if they like that to food shows not a food show you know but the reason that word I think it's because of what you're saying and you know it's food food is an art form that incorporates all of these other aspects and so it can be a jumping point off for exploration into anything you want to talk about the history of a place to politics of a place you know the religion of a place you know all of these things that inform who people are let's all written to the cuisine of a place or an area you know and he was into stuff that wasn't necessarily even like higher you know high-dollar items he was into like street food definitely the finest French you know Beast Rose where these celebrated world famous chefs were cooking these bizarre small plate sort of masterpieces know he would love street tacos French chefs and there's there's tremendous Beauty in there and all of those other things we talked about but to look at the woman on the corner that you know that's making the best lengua tacos like revolutionary and then the real all of that all of that greatness all of that Nuance all of that flavor you know to it as well it's just an access point that everyone can afford their everyone can going and you know I mean right place at the right time I think the people like it seems like the culture at large was ready for that ready for that like experience in food and ready kind of case I can know and that's that's all anyone wants to know why I think it's because of him I really do I really do it cuz I mean I'm sure that he changed the way I look at things remembered of food and I think he had that effect on many think about how many years was Parts on known for 5 and then no reservations for 9 No Reservations you have for about 10 and then there was Cooks to her before that so original all told a decade-and-a-half of his influence on people's food choices in and just appreciation for food I mean I know personally I've had some great meals and restaurants but some of my favorite meals have been like stepping outside of a bar you know it's 1:30 got a little buzz on it who's got a taco truck in like oh baby when you got over there my friend or in New York you know it's late at night and there's a Falafel card and some guys got a incredible kabobs like something about street food man absolutely man and yeah I kind of keep like a like a loose running list of my favorite meals you know and and some of them are on the show and some of them are not on the show and most of them are that you know most of them you know most of them are accidentally stumbling into some place where someone is doing something completely awesome that isn't you know some massive 26 course tasting menu you know and I think it's also about you know it's about place you know about where you are the context of where you at and what it smells like what it sounds like what it looks like you know who you're with you know


    Joe Rogan - TJ Dillashaw Wants Super-fight with Henry Cejudo
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    who the hell yeah I talked about hell yeah would you fight him at 12525 absolutely I don't want no excuses that I'm the bigger man and probably is bigger than you quite honestly I'm just going to plug it back within three weeks of time I got done to waking up 240 lbs by changing by the way I'm working out change my calories my macronutrients and my soulmate like just going full-bore like I was a little start waking up in the morning I do 40 lbs in 3 weeks and so right now you're about 10 plus pounds heavier than that and how much time would you need like if they said hey December 31st New Year's Eves hoop of my code my coach always wants like the like before after 16 weeks but without water ahead and meet the hydration that he's got me when I get close to a Fight 2 is it's as easy as I I don't do so I don't go to do baths anymore like to make wait I walked on the treadmill with plastics for how long the day of I'd say 30 minutes in a little bit and then I'm your muscular contraction in endurance I mean everything I mean when you deplete yourself like that I could try to order until maybe cut tuna weight I can definitely a possibility you know why he's huge tells a big note down to 170 for the class but you're not diminishing yourself really drastically to get down to your weight class we ever I'm a UFC champion I'm a gold medalist like I'll go out there and beat your wrestling MMA wrestlers completely different I'm the better athlete I'm going to I can be anywhere I know I can watch them fight so that's why I'm very excited by things to greatest thing for my name right now with the science behind not only myself and my coach and and and Dwayne in the system like everything all Mall in dude whatever we're doing I'm 100% And I don't take any shortcuts and I want to I'm going to show that I can make 25 and visit my best-ever as well now Demetrius is injured he's he's out for a little while so this is one of the reasons why the talk of the super fight is coming up a few months so you can have an immediate rematch so proposed that everything's real everything we do is real but it's like oh s*** that's what you guys want you know I like you really think you can meet me then f*** you man let's do this s*** you know like that's where I get my motivation from from biting his is not the anger not let's it's the the competition fan does he want to go 235 is that he told me face-to-face is willing to do at 2525 is Atmore Street credit to drop division division when you saw them how much better I am but when you saw him and Demetrius together


    Joe Rogan on Tyron Woodley Beating Darren Till
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    Lee is not that guy know he's not a little bit funny probably and there is a slight delay between those two to three punches that he throws and I'm wondering if Tyrone did his research than seeing that Tyrant is he say Tyran. Tyron Woodley I'm curious to see if that was a something they trained in inside out or cuz that takes balls right that he's coming up to his strongest punch his cross there's not too many people out with and he just stepped into and beat him to the punch at that takes balls and then when guys move in the counters are front kicks La jobs kept his left hand up high to block the right hand in a big right hand but man retirement is faster than him what to do when he was on his back are the strategy to especially when you saw them warming up cuz Tyrone was doing like a lot of like exchanges and then shoots for a double or closes the distance level changes like they did that when he was working with a boxing coaches as well he would hit the hit the meds and then move in 1100 together but I was just like tail didn't understand or didn't know but then how bad was he took that big shot in the ground how much was he really there because I was at mile away I mean he was there and then he was there and then he sensed it up deep it was never like there was never a separate I never pull in the hands back to Hank X lot stronger than him to able to hold him in that contest if you were to build up a mixed martial artist how much information should be no standing wrestling and then on the ground and then she just checked her check baldi's Basics should be covered before you go fight as a beauty beauty of having a quick lemon again a checklist know I absolutely agree with you I think you know understand the days of just like being able to just fight someone and not know anything about them that seems kind of foolish like seems like a massive advantage to study Cowboy fought Darren till he decided not watching tape on them he's like you know who I love the beauty beauty of having a creek lemon again a checklist know I absolutely agree with you I think you know understand it I mean the days of just like being able to just fight someone and not know anything about them that seems kind of foolish like seems like a massive advantage to study Cowboy fought Darren till he decided not watching tape on them he's like you know if there's a Tracker good I love strike


    Joe Rogan - TJ Dillashaw on Beating Cody Garbrandt the 2nd Time
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    one fighter and they get together and you guys have such unique working I'm one more than all in the same as you and I going to dictate you know like if I'm not completely like full-blown into it I meant Liam and f***** when I get home you know y'all coming off of the second victory over Cody and then being able to stop them even quicker this time and it just all the crazy s*** talking that led up to that fight and the results of the first fight I mean that's got to be satisfying to you that everything is going according to plan absolutely man it is the TV show them accusing me of everything like Delta discount that's got to be a real feeling of like retribution to let the matter what they said but you had the right idea they might not have been happy that you decided to do it for yourself in the right move for yourself was to go and go to Colorado and and be with Dwayne but obviously you were right that's why I made the decision I'm definitely so the ultimate decision for me was when I got an ultimatum you know like your eye and knew how much I like training with Dwayne you knew how great it was for my mentality and we Just Vibe right away and then they didn't and so when he gave me the ultimatum like look man yours are doing the camp between her doing with us I was like well then you don't have my best interest at heart I'm out of here you know like I sold my house but I dropped everything and stuff you approached it was very similar to what you were doing to cuz when I talk to you like I'm open up my own gym in Colorado and I remember thinking whenever at someone thinks they're going to start from scratch with a new gym by themselves and like a fool I mean I wish you well but damn that's a lot of work you know as well as anybody survived I've known since I was a kid I was going to be world champion to have my own Academy in Colorado check check wow called the training lab the training lab has Mark Munoz had rain down in the lake forest and Sam colavita the guy that I moved down for FirstBank anything just his is crazy mind he's beyond smart like you everything he talks about like I had to be at his house for hours and so as soon as you start to show me the science behind what my body needs to do a favor for my diet my recovery the days I'm working out by the way I'm doing much recognition what if I'm going to go bigger or how far I am from Camp like everything has a rhyme and reason like every calorie I eat every macro-nutrients I eat he's got it down written down he's like this guy stays up late and works in any doesn't do it for the money or the pride like you don't want anything like garage you know it's like the old Rocky style training with Drago science


    Joe Rogan - What Nick Yarris Learned From Being on Death Row
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    good look me in the face why do you think that's a mistake cuz he decided to send me to Huntington prison the hardest prison in America that it was going to do before that I don't know but he made sure I went to the place that they broke you see Huntington was designed as the prison if you rape another inmate they sent you her it was the first shoe program in the market was the first real a special housing unit or security housing unit words level 5 supermax United like Pelican Bay and your punishment was that you weren't allowed to speak in yourself and if you got caught speaking in yourself they came in with a nurse and they after he beat you down she jabbed in the ass with Thorazine and they knock you out for a week and you lost your mind so it was horrible like I told you the first two years of my sentence everyday I kept my mouth shut I didn't care what was done around you and you weren't allowed to say a goddamn word in a minute you're not allowed to talk to other inmates nothing I dare you to sing Happy Birthday to yourself like I did I paid for that one but I don't care about that look I realized I was in a race I had to kill off the person that I was the person that I initially was upon entering was it the Sea Food Lion coward but no fortitude because no self-respect resided within me and then other humbleness I took everything that they did to me and I paid for every window I broke everything I stole reliable and then I started to love myself I figured I ain't get nothing out of this but misery so I'm going out like that dude must stand up beautifully on the day today keep me imma walk to that Walkman imma do this I didn't kill that woman but I damn sure ain't no coward I'm going to find out everything I can about life and then I'mma face my death imma do it was Yalta viman like I had this beautiful beautiful speech ready for him to us going to lay it out and just be a piece because I realized there was nothing else to do I couldn't fight I couldn't argue it didn't matter because God's in control my life and I really believe that I had a choice either be a bitter pill and gets sucked dry by all the misery amount me or get my s*** right and start loving myself so I taught myself how to speak and overcome the this Aphasia defected me my whole life and I found out that I was giving myself neuroplasticity healing and I became graceful and common prison I was so Serene and so powerful I found that out from Robin Sharma Robin Sharma is the foremost authority on speaking about neuroplasticity healing and when he found about what I speak about he said I am the living embodiment of his teachings that through Grace and dignity and kindness I developed my own Charisma that carries made with conference and that is the description of what he teaches professionals beginners everyone neuroplasticity is a reward system within your brain we're in your interactions especially with other human beings heals you so people who suffer from PTSD people who have had trauma in their lives can actually heal themselves by being meticulously polite and I began all of this when I was released my mother sat me down and she said Nicki listen to me for you to get out of prison and not be a nice man is a waste of everyone's time every prayer every time someone called me the mother with monster every time a woman spit in my face everything that I went through it's a waste of time for you not to be a nice man I want you to promise me one thing everyday I want you to go out yes sir and thank you because I want you to show respect for who you are in that way they hurt this family badly the only thing I asked I didn't notice she handed me the tool to Healing because neuroplasticity is the self contrived Act of rewarding yourself for being a nice person and my gift over last 14 years is that I made myself so amazingly pliable and did at helping others find the good within them that's the reason I'm truly yours today the thing that I've been able to accomplish through my writing and through my efforts is to show people that you take things personally in life you be then a fool because what you've done is you've taken all the hurts and you've made them to justify reason why you have to be an a****** to somebody we're as you keep forgetting that you've been given a break run over just to be your man dude I've been shot stabbed strangled run over by car I hung myself in prison to drug overdoses and I had a cannibal trying to murder me for two solid years I know that I could fall at any moment from my own hand but God bless me I believe so much in my purpose in life that I won't kill myself I won't give up and it's only because I've been tested that I know that I have to be for sap strangled run over by car I hung myself in prison to drug overdoses and I had a cannibal trying to murder me for two solid years I know that I could fall at any moment from my own hand but God bless me I believe so much in my purpose in life that I won't kill myself I won't give up and it's only because I've been tested that I know that I have to be for a reason


    Joe Rogan - Nick Yarris' Incredible Story of Being Wrongfully Sentenced to Death Row
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    321 Stir It Up Nick will live hello everyone thanks for being out here with all this good energy between us we can do this properly for 1 the most understated things a person could ever say I mean Where Do We Begin right let's tell everybody your store so you were wrongfully committed of murder you spent 22 years on death row before you were exonerated by DNA evidence hello everyone my name is Miss Harris and I was exhausted convicted and sentenced to die for murder I didn't commit at the age of 21 in 1981 a woman named mrs. Craig was murdered in Delaware I have never met the woman I was in prison on unrelated charges and I stupidly made up a story to try and get out of those charges the police soon filled realize that I was a liar and they fabricated the charges around me then so it's ironic than a few days you're going to Upper Darby Pennsylvania and yeah for the murder happened really basically and Linda May Craig was leaving her job at 4:05 p.m. on December 15th 1981 she's going home she gets abducted I don't know any of this but I tried and Desperation to get out of a light at the saucer put on me Friday I got pulled over in a stolen car the cop beats me up people's charges on me I'm facing life imprisonment and I'm a junkie because all of my life I was destroyed by what happened to me at the age of seven I had my head beating buy a man with a rock in his hand after he sexually assaulted me and I did all the stupid things that people can do in the aftermath I kept it a secret and I let It Foster all the anger in me I became very aggressive as a child and I ended up in trouble all the time and when I was in prison on these unrelated charges to the murder I stupidly fell into that mindset of desperation trying to get out of it so the police put a prisoner in the cell next to me he said I can I was given a 3-day trial I was sentenced to death and put on death row and then stupidly I escaped from prison in 1985 and end up on the FBI's most wanted list have to get out I was being transported to court and Sheriff's will being cool in first they were talking about what was going on in Philly they were two nice guys like 60s 68-67 we drove 5 hours from one of the hardest prisons in America called Huntington and I left there after spending two years of my first two years in silence so if you opened your mouth they would come in and beat your head in so I was so glad to get in the car cuz my mom is waiting in my lawyer's office cuz they were going to give me a review of my trial because they withheld so much evidence. It's easier to go to court and it was the coldest day of 1985 February 15th stop at a gas station in in Exton Pennsylvania and as I got out of the car the officer driving Pool Pass the cubicles now we all got out of the car and ran over to the cubicle together and I went into started peeing and also hold the door for me and my eye glasses are fogging up you don't I mean cuz you go from the freezing cold to the one to the cold your eyeglasses so all I know is I turned around and I come out and he has to do her like that and I put my head down go under his arm and I turn left and go back to the car and it dude smoking a cigarette doesn't know that his partner went into the cubicle to piss and as I'm running back to the duty pulls his pistol out and Point Blank shoots at me Joe like my face I was like oh s*** I hit the ground I ran and he's following me with the gun I can feel it like like I was waiting from the blast me you know we just didn't know his testimony at trial was I turn around Nick's running at me my partner's down or gone I pulled my gun and he runs and I wasn't going to let a death row prisoner run so I've tried to stop them I shot so I run around the corner I hit the ground a ripped all the skin off my hand I run around the corner and I fly towards this restaurant and there's all these people innocently eating dinner and I'm running right towards the plate glass window cuz he ain't going to blast me you know and I ran like I knew he couldn't shoot I shot around the corner and I ran down to a gas station I tried to steal car that didn't work then I ran like 400 yards 400 yards 400-yard and I hid behind the car I just escaped from and I was laying in the weeds behind the gas station about 50 yards from a mother screaming who is the bigger idiot for letting this happen and I was thinking oh my God like what am I doing what do I do do what like how do I just jump up and say wait a minute was a mistake you know they already tried to shoot me in the face so I go hide behind next 4 hours out of my goddamn team pay chase by helicopter and he chases me and he pins me and he chases me and I was so fit that I ran for four hours to the woods without care what the branches did to my face or nothing man I blew out both quad I did my my hamstrings are my feet open I ran so hard and tell her that I didn't care man and I got away and made it all the way to Florida and I was going to leave the country and all this and I said I got to go bad you get the Florida I stole a dude's wallet knew you were can I get on an airplane and I went down to Florida and I tried to rob a drug dealer and I try to do just sitting there so angry I was going to kill myself I was never forget this day I didn't want my folks to see me in prison handcuffs no more you know so I was going to buy a raft in the ocean that's going to have one last party with all the foods that I loved for the sharks at that cut my wrist you know Nana's go to cap myself and go then I smell I'm going back. Turn myself back in they put me on death row in Florida and I went back in my face that you know safe beat me for 4 minutes and they broke my face broke my back crushed me man tortured me and I thought I would get you back you know for all the days you made me go in a cage and beat some other prisoners while you stay Water Club laughing get you back I'm going to make sure I start being a loving person again so I'm sitting there in 1985 1986 with 105 years plus a deaf family and I decided thought this would be a nice guy so I started to learn okay I suffer from the fascia I had my head beating him with a rock so it can be identified simply in people who have stuttering disorder their brain and their vernacular abilities are distorted by A disruption in their brain either their brain is functioning too fast or their mouth is functioning too fast does a combination of its misfiring and Aphasia can be through trauma or through genetics and Aphasia affected my life so much as a young person I never had the respect to listen to people cuz I couldn't function I couldn't articulate I couldn't speak when I was at trial people spoke words that I didn't understand and it frustrated me and when I try to speak and I stutter people would be like that come on retard when you got to say so after that beating would it be me for 4 minutes and a broken face I think I'm practicing everyday I learn new words and I taught myself how to correctly articulate that word into a beautifully for my own self and myself everyday and then I became very very good at writing I began helping other prisoners I became the most dangerous prisoner that they held because I cared about other men I wrote to their mothers I wrote letters to her lawyers I gave up opportunities for people to write books about me so I could help another innocent man I did all those things because that's how I got back at him for like they did so in 1988 I'm sitting in my cell and I read about DNA and I knew right then I could prove my innocence so I was the first man in America in February of 1988 to ask for DNA testing to prove my innocence and he threw away out all the types of material and when I discovered new evidence they destroyed that and this woman who came to meet me and start visiting me fell in love with me and she believed to me so she stood by me and told me that she be with me either to the Gallows walk or to the moment I prove my innocence and for 9 years she stood by me you know and finally we found some evidence that was testable in 1995 it was sperm from the rape and it was being sent out here to California to dr. Deborah Blake and it broke open and transport and Spilled so Jackie left me had nothing left then they put me in a special unit and started torturing me I keep sparked quiet I never told the story it would ruin what happen if your 13 is now out on that fixed but they finally closed down the old prison I was in for 12 years where the average rate of survivals only five and I was wanting hard to choose their and I made it to close the prison down and open up Greene County supermax and the courts ordered that every prisoner in Pennsylvania pilau Dollar sell for 8 hours the administration looked at each other's head f*** that not the crazy kind of bulls and not the serial killers not two dudes that have been a cell and raping each other so they pick 48 of us out and they put us in Pittsburgh and a special Penitentiary setting in which we were in a sealed unit and they put all these guards in there that one allowed to touch other prisoners cuz they're so violent and told him there was giving you the craziest of the crazy you know Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lamb was a real man right his name is Gary heidnik the abducted black women in Philadelphia and put them in a pit under his house and said one of them to the other survivors cuz he was in building the master race he was my neighbor man like so they started torturing us and doing all this psychological crazyshit II it's where they were feeding this to each other like wolves so I kept it all quiet until this year when once again Misfortune fell in my life and I released Monsters and Men the new book that I was going to give you today and I thought I got to tell that story you know but it's been so hard to come back from these moments Joe is just like I look at what they did to me and how I went to that moment where the DNA is gone Jackie leaves me and so I find out I'm dying from hepatitis C that they did they infected me of it when they broke my teeth when they beat me so I asked the executed said I studied all the world religions I read over 9000 books I did everything and piety my mother asked me to do the fuk it I want to die as a man I love who can respect himself the court intervened in order to DNA testing that was going to be done with evidence is spelled in July 2003 the DNA test come back and he prove me innocent the D evidence spilled and they just captured it once it's Bill it was in a box with all the seven and dr. Edward Blake who did the OJ Simpson trial DNA said that there will be challenges to it if he did the DNA in 1999 1998 and 2003 they had Advanced mitochondrial DNA separation so well that he felt confident in his results to the federal court got involved and said look I don't want to have this man executed I want the DNA done so they did that and it was amazing that on the day that I called a lawyer's they reveal the truth I called his lawyer and I'm like what's got because Nick we got DNA from three separate sources that prove you innocent man I said that's amazing Mike I'm really grateful because you know we used to tell people you're crazy that we never believed in you I'm really sorry for that really you want to take my joy now man so downcast at the day I my mother my brother Mikey was having a seizure at her feet cuz he was an alcoholic after you fell off roof and he died shortly after so f****** crazy from there they take me off death row and they put me in a psychological cell and they tell me they can't trust me that no human being who has had done to them what we've done to you cannot be angry that we open this door up and we let you out you're going to get us so we're going to leave you until the day they let you out we're going to leave you in this cell because we don't trust you not to kill us what we did to you what did they do to you they used to have a thing called Gladiator day so the lieutenant will be off on a Sunday and the guards who started to come from the Philadelphia area were black they didn't like the guards up in the hillbilly beating on black prisoners so a weird thing happened with tenant came up with the idea will look let's let the prisoners get this frustration out of you guys buying you pick out the biggest guy and you pick out this guy so one day I'm sitting here minding my own business and they open up my cell and there's four of them with clubs you're up so I got to go in the cage and I got to go and hurt somebody while they stand outside and if you don't fight they're going to come in and they're going to beat you worse than you can beat a man or get beaten by one man so they did all this for the will they ever punished for this not until after the riot when one of them testified against the others for the murder and stuff I watch The Laughing people commit suicide I've been stabbed and strangled beaten senseless the guards used to talk because I was accused of a psychological murder of going out to stalking his poor woman cuz you look like my girlfriend I said was never treated like a prisoner was treated with deference the worst word I know in English dictionary the way I was treated with so harsh that it was cruel Beyond cruel and yet all I wanted to do was have enough within me to learn to beautifully speak sitting on a date at the executed me I could tell them how much I cared about myself I was more important to me than living because somehow when you suffer like I have suffered your head cracks open and you have his hikers sensitivity to life so that when you touch the human beings you never forget the 14 years no one was allowed to touch you you know I f*** this ain't crying no more your arms and your eyes and I see the hurt that I'm causing you do not don't worry about that man this is what I know imagine what your life is been like don't you worry about me at all I'm harder than life and I'm kind of in love secretly on the sink never hurt no one try my best to be played every day and I've Had The Misfortune and I returned and I'm very harder than life and I'm kind of in love secretly on the sink and never hurt anyone I try my best to be played every day and I've Had The Misfortune and I returned and I'm very sorry that I sit in this chair today after it came about you see I believe in good I believe good is going to win Joe


    Joe Rogan - Congresswoman on the DNC & Bernie Sanders
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    name or similar names with Michael that had some sort of a criminal record somebody made a typo when they put their their name in the system and then they were they were made ineligible then there was also some concern that so much of it was taking place in Democratic District yeah it's it's very disconcerting the idea that someone would try to rig an election we would like to think that is an absolutely unamerican thing to think of the people American come up with very strange reasons for justification of very awful acts where people who have been arguing to keep the system of superdelegates we're in a state like mine in Hawaii for example we've got for super delegate votes members of Congress into for the Senators this is something that is created by the political parties themselves so the Democratic party has has been using the super delegate system where as people are running for president you have a certain number of delegates that go to one person or another based on that states rules so some states say it's winner-take-all other states that is proportional so if you get 60% of the vote that means you get 60% of the delegates but then you have the special category of superdelegates which there are over seven hundred of them it includes all 435 members of sorry all Democratic members of Congress Democrats in the Senate and people who are appointed by the party leadership both at the state and the national level and so what we saw and and in my state of Hawaii for example is over 70% of the voters voted for Bernie Sanders but out of those for super delegate votes he got one is mine so the superdelegates don't have to cast their votes to reflect how the their constituents voted so that puts you in a situation where and this is not about will Bernie would have won without this is not even what that's about this is about really looking at people casting their votes and then you have the special group of people who are either elected or appointed who can then statement that I don't I don't agree with the way that the people in my stator my district voted so I'm just going to vote the other way and then shift potentially the outcome of that election for that state or for the country but the people voted differently and it was 70% of the people it was it was pretty and now is how how you saw in some states where you know I think I don't know for a few other states that I remember looking at where when they were counting the votes as they were coming in they would report one number but if Bernie won the state his number was zero and then there was a certain number that was all red Hilton to Hillary's count before the votes or even finally tallied because she had already had the declared support of those superdelegates within that state so the Republicans don't do this I think they may have superdelegates with those super delegates are required to reflect the votes of their constituencies so they don't have the freedom to change their change their voter change their mind but yeah this is so this is something that I've been I've been fighting to try to reform within our party is to get rid of superdelegates to make it so that we have open primaries so that you don't have to be a card-carrying party member to vote in Democratic primary cuz I was another problem we saw across the country or people were turned away because in some cases while you didn't register with a party a year ago which is a requirement and so have open primaries and then you have same-day registration not registered but should be able to brush their teeth on the day of the election so that you can participate in their democracy those things seem so clear-cut but seems it was a very strong majority of people who voted to bar superdelegates from casting their their own free votes in the first ballot in a presidential convention so I don't know if it's been a long time since it's gone to the second or third ballot but that that was a major step forward to make sure that as people are going and casting their votes in these primaries that they're not risking being overruled by again a group of special individuals who are elected officials who are lobbyists and who are Party officials and people coming from all different backgrounds is there a resistance to getting rid of these superdelegates the resistance is very strong it was not a given that this is going to be has that all people who are very very invested in this system would have to be easy to influence elections by having these few people that you can control having influence over these people these people have massive influence over the results of the election intuitive to what we stand for with our democracy and I think there is I mean it's a fear of losing power I think ultimately is what it comes down to and you have people who said hey look I've given my life to the party because I put in all of this time and energy of a volunteer I'm doing this and all that which all of that is is fine and it's great but that shouldn't make it so that like as myself at the Superdome have talked about this I shouldn't have it my vote should account for any more than yours or anyone else's and that we should be strengthening and and empowering uplifting the voices of the people rather than saying well this small Elite group has way more power than you so we'll see what they think about things it's so bizarre that it just seems like that's something that should have been eradicated a long time ago now Bernie Sanders and then from finding out the DNC actively conspired to have him lose the primary all of that site one last thing on the superdelegates said that some of those who support it have said is that it is their job to be able to save the country in case the people elect someone who isn't good really delegate what do you have to do yeah it's certainly not a written test near either or either an elected member of Congress or you're somebody who the party chooses wow the idea that the reason to keep that is because you know better, that's essentially what this about you know better than all the people that voted yeah so disrespectful to crazy people is really crazy yeah so positive thing that has come through all this is more people are like I honestly wasn't paying a bunch of attention to superdelegates before all of this and a lot of people at their eyes opened up to say okay this is clearly wrong why was it there in the first place let's do something to fix the process until this election the general public was even aware that that was that that was a kid yeah and then when people find out about to go wait wait wait wait and then the state can lose it mean the person can lose the state even though 70% of the state voted for that person right that's insane did you read Donna brazile book I didn't read the whole book I heard I got excerpt excerpt from it and of it I was shocked that they conspired to have Hillary win the primaries I was more shocked that more people are not reached yeah what does that tell you it tells you the people sort of resigned to the idea that this is a corrupt system that they don't have time and me goes back to what we were saying earlier that you know people are exhausted most people most people are exhausted and I think that's where you see a lot of a lot of the energy that came around for somebody like Bernie Sanders or somebody like Donald Trump who are perceived as being not of the system it it shows us it shows us where we need to go honest and you're talking about authentic honest leaders who have integrity and and I think people are not as blind to that people can tell you can tell if you're being real or not or if you're selling them a false bill of goods yeah everybody's a reporter now I mean it's easy to go back and save this interview from 4 years ago when they were completely different like what happened I mean that's it there's also like calculated Maneuvers that people do politically to align themselves as one group or another with a realize like okay there's a lot of money and being a this that's of that you know there's a lot of money and being whatever it is ya republican or democrat or there's there's an angle for 6 right that's all of those different labels and things that people are capitalizing on within the political world I think are the things that are turning off more and more people to the politics because then it's like well if you're not branded with this label then I'm not going to talk to you I'm not going to have a conversation or at this Camp versus another camp this tribe versus another tribe rather than like recognizing even amongst our own families and friends and communities like we this Camp versus another camp this tribe versus another tribe rather than like recognizing even amongst our own families and friends and communities like we we figure out ways to talk things through and find ways to collaborate in areas where we agree we can agree to disagree on certain things we can do that with you know what we in Hawaii call Aloha and with respect and actually find a way through to move forward


    Joe Rogan - How Elon Musk's Mind Works
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    does it do anything if there's open just a good-sized the whole joints work I mean it's legal right total Eagle okay how does that work do people get upset at you if you do certain things does the combination of tobacco marijuana's wonderful first turned on to it by Charlie Murphy and then reignited by Dave Chappelle high alcohol alcohol is a drug it's been grandfathered in a bad rap because you just have a little with Great Vine a little sip here and there and you just relax and shows your true self and hopefully you're more joyous and friendly and happy and and everything's good the real worry is the people that can't handle it like the real worried about people can't handle cars that can go 0-60 in 1.9 hennything have you ever considered something that like imagine if one day everyone has a car that's on the same at least technological standard as one of your cars and everyone agrees that the smart thing to do is not just to have bumpers but to perhaps have some sort of a magnetic repellent device something some electro magnetic field around a car that has cars come close to each other they automatically ride decelerate because of magnets or something yeah yeah yes and they'll still be people's regularcars 20-30 years from now that'll get in the mix and beat them the main problem yeah I think horses and gasoline at the same time the twenty thousand horses. Dropping dead every day or every year should say every or Twenty Thousand horses of his thousand horses in 15 year lifespan back in the gangs in New York days that movie you know horse around and I'm a horse and think about your role in Civilization different stop and think about your role in the culture cuz me and the person never met you until today when I think of you you know I've always thought of you as being this weirdo super inventor dude who just somehow or another keeps coming up with new s*** but there's not a lot of you out there like everybody else seems to be I mean obviously you make a lot of money make a lot of money like that clock is right Studios TGT Studios werewolf do I hook you up all right coming up do you think about your role in the culture cuz me as a person never met you until today I've always liked to do in like Pollock guys keep inventing s*** like how do you how do you keep coming up with all these new devices and what do you ever consider how unusual like I had a dream once that there was a million Tesla's instead of like Tesla there was a million Tesla's the car but Nicola oh yeah sure in his day there was a million people like him who were radically Innovative it was a weird dream man was so strange and I've had it 40s 1950s but everyone is severely Advanced there's flying blimps with like LCD screens and a side of him and everything is bizarre and strange and it's stuck with me for whatever in obviously this is just a stupid dream but for whatever reason all these years that stuck with me like it takes one man like Nikola Tesla to have more than a hundred inventions that were patents right when he had some pretty great pretty f****** amazing ideas yes but there was in his day there was very few people like him was true what if there was a million like what do you think about that. I don't think I don't think it necessarily want to be me. Well I would like it that much might sound crazy but what if it doesn't turn off now I showed you the isolation tank and you've never experienced that before so I think that could help you turn it off a little bit just I'll just give you a little bit of sleep little bit of perspective magnesium that you get from the water as well that makes you makes you sleep easier because the water is Epsom salt in it but maybe some sort of strategy for sacrificing your biological not sacrifice but enhancing your biological recovery time by figuring out a way with words to meditation or some other ways to shut off that that thing at night but you must have like a constant stream of ideas it's running through your head all the time getting text messages from checks can smoking weed bad for you it's legal it's not you know if we'd no effect on time I doubt that I would say that too but I've never meditated to the level of some of these people out for their constantly meditating all day they don't have any material possessions and all of their energy is spent trying to achieve a certain mindset I would like to cynically deny that I like to see the same way I do hang out with flip flops on and make weird noises but maybe no I know a lot of people like weed and that's fine but I don't find that it is very good for productivity for you but for me like will be beneficial to you would be like coffee I like to get things done like you're useful that is one of the hardest things to do and they'll be useful when you say you like to get things done Brother people yes that you think that that is maybe the way you recognize that you have this unusual position in the culture where you can uniquely influence certain things because of this menu sensually have a gift right when it was a curse but I'm sure it's been fueled by many many years of discipline and unlearning but you essentially gift and that you have this radical sort of creativity engine when it comes to Innovation and Technology it's like you're just you're going at a very high RPMs all the time what is that a lot of the stuff I don't know what would happen if I got into a sensory deprivation tank with no resistance maybe it's not maybe it's fine I don't know have you ever is fine with meditation or anything what you do or what have you done rather have you just sort of sit there and be quiet and then repeat some Mantra which acts as a focal point if there's still the mind it just don't mind but I don't find myself drawn to it frequently do you think that perhaps productivity is may be more attractive to you then like mint and I or even the concept of whatever Enlightenment means like what are you trying to achieve when you're meditating all the time with these you it seems like almost like there's a franticness to your creativity that comes out of this this burning furnace and fruit if you'd like, nothing down your throat might have to throw too much water on it it's like a never-ending explosion I would is it like I try to explain it to a dumb person like me what's going on set at home brushes teeth just punch ideas bounce around your head all the time when did you realize that that's not the case with most people I think when I was they were in expressing it they weren't talking about all the end You Realize by the time your five or 600 they're probably not even getting this thing that I'm getting no it's just strange it was like and strange that you probably couldn't with other people they would understand you hope they wouldn't find out cuz I might like put me away or something when you were little do you think this is like I mean there's there's outliers biologically you mean there's people that are 7 foot 9 there's people have giant hands as people that have eyes that are 20/15 Vision there's always outliers you feel like you are caught this like you have got some you like on some weird Innovation creativity sort of wave is very unusual like you tapped into the various things you've been able to accomplish in a very short amount of time and you're constantly doing this that's a weird you're weird person right like right yeah like what if there's a million Elon musk's so that would be very weird definitely probably is I mean I think that's the case with the a lot of folks heading to New York for two things that people love but do you specifically think about like what things would improve people's experience like what what would change the way people interface with life that would make them more relaxed or more happy you really think like when you thinking about things like that is that like one of your considerations like what what could I do that would help people to make the future better like you know like so I think that a future where we are spacefaring civilization and out there Among the Stars this is very exciting this makes me look forward to the future just makes me want that future you know that things things that make you look forward to waking up in the morning you wake up in the morning you look forward to the day for to the Future a future where we are spacefaring civilization out there Among the Stars I think that's very exciting that is a thing we want whereas if you knew we would not be a spacefaring civilization before ever confined to a this would not be a good future that would be very sad I think it would be sun in the solar system is going to exist how many hundreds of millions of years well it's probably if you're saying but when does the sun boil the oceans about 500 million years so is it sad that we never leave because in 500 million years that happens is that what you're saying no I just think like there are two future sn1 futuris were out there among the stars and the sea we read about to see you in science fiction movies the good ones are true we have these starships and where we're going to see what other planets are like or a multi-planet species in the scope and scale of Consciousness has expanded across many civilizations and many planets many Star systems this is a great future this is a wonderful thing to me and that's what we should where these starships and we're wish we can see what other planets are like we're multi-planet species in the scope and scale of Consciousness has expanded across many civilizations in many planets many Star systems this is a great future this is a wonderful thing to me and that's what we should strive for


    Joe Rogan - Elon Musk on His Twitter Usage
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    deleting social media from your applications from your phones and they give you 10% boost to happiness was with percentages I think probably so far so good well what's interesting with you you actually occasionally engage with people on Twitter yeah what percentage is a good idea haha so do you ever openly the good outweighs the bad do you ever think about how audit is the weird feeling that you get with some system shitted you on Twitter and you read it the weird feeling is a weird little negative jolt like a subjective negative jolt of energy don't really need to absorb what you do anyway there are a lot of negativity on Twitter as if you were like a try to be a little scientist as you're ingesting it weird is this even getting upset and some strange person saying something mean to me. Even accurate I mean vast number of negative comments mistakes we're all human we can make mistakes yeah it's hard and people love it when you say something and you take it back and I f*** you we saved it for ever f****** screenshot that s*** b**** you had that thought you had that thought like well I deleted it not good enough I'm better than you thought you had that thought I don't know why people think about that anyone would think that's a releasing a sweet makes go away it's like hello Internet for a while anymore it's really hard to say hey that thing above I don't really believe that anymore I changed the way I view things yes cuz you have that over there I'm going to just take Dad to pay attention it's on your permanent record Forever by intentionally shity to each other all the time online and trying to catch benefits they're more trying to catch people doing something that's arrested ball like a cop trying to like get arrest on his his record play the try to catch you with something more than their logically looking at it thinking it's a bad thing that you've done or it's an idea they don't agree with so much and you didn't salt you trying to catch you on social media than it is to be mean in person yes razor looking at yes


    Joe Rogan - Elon Musk on the Future of Fossil Fuel
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    when you have this idea about improving plants are going to bring this to somebody or you just have a lot on my plate right I'm saying I don't know I don't know how you do what you do now but if you keep coming up with these it but it's got to be hard to pawn these off on someone else either had cake go do a job good job with this vertical takeoff and Landing system they want to implement to regular planes they're playing necessary right now electric cars are important important stationary storage banerjee's important things are much more important than creating electric subsonic VTOL also the plants naturally you really want that gravitational energy density for an aircraft and thus improving of a time so that's why cars happened sooner or later you're really playing the crazy game here with the atmosphere of the oceans taking vast amounts of carbon from deep underground and putting this brings meat in the Annapolis this is crazy this is very dangerous sustainable energy obviously we're going to run out of oil in a long time you know we only so much oil we can we can minor burn its total logical we must have sister s energy transport and energy infrastructure in a long time so we know that's the end point we know that so why run this crazy experiment or we take trillions of tons of carbon from underground put it in the atmosphere and oceans this is insane experiment just the dumbest experiment in human history why we doing this is crazy do you think of fuel over the whole world not that big of a deal and then slowly but surely over a century it got out of control and now it is not just you'll but it's also fossil fuels are involved in so many different Electronics so many different items that people buy is just as constant desire for fossil fuels constant need for oil without kleenco all caps do you say use all caps in the ground doesn't like being in solid form I need this is quite a complex question the more, would take out of the ground at the atmosphere and whatever gets admitted into the oceans the more dangerous it is like I don't think right now I think we're okay right now we can probably even add some more but the momentum tour sustainable energy is too slow like if there's a vast base of Industry vast transportation system like this this two and a half billion cars and trucks in the world so at end ended the new car truck production if it was a hundred percent electric that's only about a hundred million per year so it would take if you could snap your fingers and instant instantly turn old old cars and trucks electric it would still take 25 years to change the transport base to Electric make sense because how long does a car-truck last before it goes into the junkyard and gets crushed about 20 to 25 years is there a way to accelerate the process like some sort of subsidies or some encouragement from the government financially well the thing that is going on right now is in any oil burning device I need a power plant or car is fundamentally consuming the carbon capacity of the oceans and atmosphere or just a atmosphere for short so I can use the probability of something bad happening past a certain carbon concentration in the in the atmosphere and so this some uncertain number where we put too much carbon in the atmosphere things overheat oceans warm up ice caps melt ocean real estate becomes a lot less valuable and overwhelming I mean I don't think that's quite a serious risk that we're facing and so that's fundamentally a subsidy occurring with every fossil fuel burning thing power plants aircraft car frankly even Rock I mean Rockets use up my burn they weren't you with cars that's definitely a better way with electric cars and to generate the energy do so with photovoltaic speaks who got a giant thermonuclear reactor in the sky called the son great pictures of everyday very reliable so if generate energy from solar panels stored with batteries you can have energy 24 hours a day and then you can either can send it to the poles ordinary to the north with in high voltage lines a lot of hydropower as well capacity of the atmosphere and oceans so why should electric vehicles have a subsidy but they're not taking into account that all fossil fuel-burning Vehicles fundamentally are subsidized by the cost the environmental cost to Earth but nobody's paying for it we are going to pay for it this is not paid for now and what is the bottleneck in regards to electric cars and trucks and things like that is it battery capacity production compelling make it better than gasoline or diesel cars making more efficient in terms of like the distance you can travel miles is that correct yeah yeah kilowatts well that would be for a Model S 100d pack will do about 330 miles a 335 but some people hyper mild it to 500 miles you 300 miles is there any mine for most people usually 200 or 250 miles is fine thread miles is you don't even think about it really is there any possibility that you could use solar power solar powered One Day special in Los Angeles I mean as you said about that giant nuclear reactor a million times bigger than Earth is floating in the sky is it possible that one day you'll be able to use power all these cars just on solar power I mean we don't ever have cloudy days if we do this three of them what is the surface area of a car is without making a car like really blocky we're having some like a G-Wagon yeah I like it a lot of stuff so I would like maybe it like solar panels fold-out solar panel unfold that could be a giant solar panel I have this like unfolding solar panel thing they press the button and we just like unfold the solar panels and like charge recharge your car in the parking lot we could do that but I think it's probably better to just put that on your roof


    Joe Rogan - Elon Musk's Fix for L.A. Traffic
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    Iceland love Highway even in LA but sometimes they're not in there Mandeville 99th -99 floors tunnels is that does not like roads that you have a 2d transport system and a 3D living and work space environment so go to Lee's tall buildings or concentrator work environments and and then then you want to go into this like to t transport system which is pretty low density cars per spaced out pretty far and until that obviously is not going to work are you going to have traffic guaranteed but if you can go 3D on your transport system then you can solve all traffic you can either go 3D up with a flying car and go 3D down with tunnels you can have as many tunnel levels as you want you can arbitrarily relieve any amount of traffic you can go further down with tunnels and you can grow up with buildings your 10000 be down if you want I would recommend it but what was that movie with what's-his-face Bradley Cooper. Bradley Cooper a Christian now what the f*** is named they fought dragons him and Matthew McConaughey turn on the top crust and it's mostly just a big ball a lava that's Earth but 10,000 any consideration whatsoever to the Flat Earth movement situation it's not you would like to think I really believed they watch YouTube videos which go on uninterrupted and spilled a bunch of f****** fake backs very eloquently piccalilli and they really believe these people really believe I'm in for work so I'm sure fine weird that right that in this age where you know is ludicrous mode in your car goes 1.9 seconds 0-60 2.2 2.2.9 Celtics roster form package why I want to go back in time to make it Fly you make it Fly sure do you anticipate that as being mean you were talking about the tunnels and then flying cars do you really think that's going to be real noisy air flow so if you wouldn't mind Cars one of those like toy drones how much how loud those are and how much are glow thousand times happier not going to be make your neighbors happy your neighbors are not going to be happy if you land a flying car in your backyard it'll be very helicopter on there or on your roof or just really going to be like what the hell that was annoying you can't even if you want to find car just put some wheels on a helicopter is there a way around that like what if they figure out some sort of magnetic technology like all those Bob Lazar type characters were thinking it was a part of the UFO technology they were doing it Area 51 did they have some some thoughts about magnetics nope no bulshit with the air so you must you must accelerate your business like you have a mass and your graphic rotational acceleration and mass mass times your mass times gravity equal the mass of airflow times acceleration about airflow Tavern Force time tables are made and then you won't move but it's empty is greater than Ma you will go down and if Emma is Grayson Andrew you will go up this is no way around that there is definitely no way around it there's no way to create some sort of a magnetic something or another that allows you to yes you could have a strong enough magnet but that might it would be so strong that you would create a lot of trouble we just suck cars up in your car just pick up and get it after Rappel off of either material on the ground or in a really nutty Situation off of Earth's gravitational field and somehow make that incredibly light but that magnet would cause so much destruction be better off with a helicopter so if there was some sort of magnet Road like you have two magnets repel each other get some sort of a magnet row that was below you and you could travel on that magnet road that would work hahaha yes yes not recommend not wise I think no no no yes right now just basically just like test versions of this ultimate idea that you have you know it's just a hole in the ground right videos of it cuz then and then depending how fast would agree to these wheels or you could use are bearings depending upon the ambient pressure in the tunnel or you could maglev it if you want to go super fast so magnet Road yes a lot of trouble with metal things underground Urban you would be Mac-11 a vacuum tunnel vacuum tunnel with rocket launchers Bishop basically like an airplane cuz you have Aaron airplane it's not getting new Heron it is it is a little hole pump I'm so full of something and then there's like it doesn't it exhausts through the outflow valve and and through whatever seals are not sealing quite right usually the door doesn't seal quite right on a plane with a bit of leakage around the door and the pumps exceed the outflow rate and then that's set the pressure in the in the cabin design for a plane you do a better design I mean probably I think it is movie talk to you about this and I've talked to friends friends friends and girlfriends and tell me what's going on ending supersonic no need for a Runway shoot up in the air and how to do that when they do that and some military aircraft correct yes flight and then you the thing that you would use for vertical tape will take off and Landing is not suitable for high-speed flight see if two different systems is that you want to go as high as possible but you need a sudden energy testing the battery pack because you have to overcome altitude the energy use in cruise is very low and then you can recapture a large part of your I got you some potential energy on the way down so you really don't need any kind of Reserve fuel if you want because you have the the energy of height gravitational potential energy this is a lot of energy so so once you can get high by you balance to the force balance soap airplane that is not accelerating is a neutral force balance at the force of gravity if a lift force with the wings then you've got the force of the one of the trusting device for the propeller or tow behind whatever it is and you got the resistance force of the are the higher you go the lower the air assistance is exponentially but drag increases with the square and exponential Pizza Square the higher you go the faster you will go the higher you go the faster you will go for the same amount of energy and at a certain altitude you will you can go supersonic with less energy per mile quite a lot less energy from while then an aircraft at 35000 feet because it's just a force balance


    Joe Rogan & Elon Musk - Are We in a Simulated Reality?
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    ultimately is it making people happier right now most technology would say No in fact you and I were talking about social media before this about just not having Instagram on your phone and not the only feel better people look like they have a much better life than they really do so yeah people are posting pictures of when they're really happy there are modifying those pictures through better looking and if they're not modifying the pictures or at least selecting the pictures for the best lighting the best angle so people basically seemed way better looking than they actually really are and their way happier seeming than they really are so if you look at everyone you might think man they're always happy beautiful people and I'm not that good looking and I'm not happy so I must suck you know and that's going to make feel sad so when in fact those people you think are super happy actually not that happy some of her really depressed they're very sad so my happiest people actually some of the saddest people in reality and nobody looks good all the time no matter who you are no it's not even something you should want what do you want to look great all the time exactly so expectations and you can see the same if you watch them sure like Naked and Afraid or they're just going to try living in the Woods by yourself for a while and you like quite great has what's lot of it is pretty fast on Naked and Afraid Paris is the thief of Joy really holds true to visit Theodore Roosevelt when you think about Instagram cuz would essentially Instagram is with a lot of people as you're giving them the opportunity to be their own PR agent and they always go towards the Glamorous you know and when and if anybody does show that you know #no filter oh my God you know if makeup I still look hot as f*** you know what you're doing I know what you doing to their there they're letting you know and they're feeding off that comment section just sitting there like a fresh dream of love like you getting right up to the source is it comes out of the earth and you sucking that's a lot of lot of emoji water emojis the need for this the expectation for some sort of a technology that allows them to constantly get love and education from strangers and comments and in this ability to project this sort of distorted version of who you really are but I worry about where it goes like what's the next one what's the next one like where is it is it going to be augmented to some sort of a weird augmented or virtual sort of Instagram type situation where you're not going to want to live in this real world you going to want to interface with this sort of world you've created through social media some next-level thing in the simulation simulation Ready Player one that's real and that seems we have that HTC Vive here and they love playing these weirdo games and end in walk around that headset on but part of me watching them do it goes while I wonder if this is like the precursor to sort of like if set phone to Gordon Gekko had on the beach cell phone Galaxy Note 9 when I see this HTC Vive my what is that thing going to be 10 years from now when we're making fun of what it is now what is it how I mean how ingrained and how how how connected and interconnected is is technology going to be in our life it will be at some point indistinguishable from reality we will lose this will lose this like you and I just looking each other through our eyes I see you you see me I think I hope you think so I think you could do that well over time Improvement 1% .1% just extend the time frame make it a thousand years a million years the universe is 13.8 billion years old or civilization if you counted your very generous civilization is maybe seven or eight thousand years old if you counter for the first writing was nothing there's nothing so if you seen any rate of improvement at all then games will be indistinguishable from reality or civilization will and one of those two things will occur be here now on our way to the road or on our way to the destination where this can never happen again where we are completely ingrained in some sort of an artificial technology or some sort of a symbiotic relationship with the Internet or the next level of sharing information but right now we're not there yet that's possible to write it's possible that a simulation is one day going to be inevitable they're going to have something that's indistinguishable from regular reality but maybe we're not there yet that's all we have quite there yet that this is real when I touch that feels very real maybe that's why we choose people are like crap restaurants and they would want raw wood everyone says everyone. See metal people if it seems like people are like longing towards some weird Log Cabin tightness around reality but then but then people go get a mason jar with wine stem or handle. Stark makes me lose faith in humanity Define if there was included on or something man it's not nothing to me know something you do stop certain terrible ideas from propagating pessimistic just too negative optimistic optimistic and wrong than pessimistic and right there on that side that we were all going to go unless some something changes yeah you know even if we just sold a big sister does humans forever we'd be would still eventually would be like the heat death of the universe in years from now eventually it's going to end we are now is something it doesn't worry about that the universe as we know it will dissipate into a fine mist of cold nothingness eventually someone's going to bottle it put a fragrance to it sell it to French people in another dimension so so very long time about it last longer are you a proponent of the multi universes Theory table there are many many universes and that even if this one Fades out that there's other ones that are starting fresh right now and there's an infinite number of them and they're just constantly and just never ending cycle of birth and death I think most likely this is just about probability there are many many simulations the simulations we might as well call them reality or you can call the Multiverse created someone has many they're running on the substrate so that substrate is probably boring boring now so it's a distillation of what's interesting about life you know it takes a year and then that's 3 hours so we boring super boring takes lots of takes of having a green screen looks pretty goofy doesn't look cool but once you have the CGI and have great editing it's amazing so most likely if we're simulation it's really boring outside the simulation but why would make cyclosporine did make simulation way more interesting to this reality that is if this right now is a simulation ultimately inevitably as long as we don't die or get hit by a meteor we're going to create some sort of simulation be continued on the same technological path where I wear on right now but we might not be there yet so might not be in here but it most likely is you feel other places Play Store where it is and that made it to the hardware but it's really about a thing by yes when you're in that in that some in that you virtual reality which is only going to get better where are you where are you really Meanwhile your experience why do you think there where you are right now you might not be talking your man just going to come in here might have to lock the door right now you pick your own estudian la that's what I heard you might be in a computer as long as we keep going as long as nothing interrupts us and if we start from scratch and you know where single-celled organisms all over and then millions and millions of years later would become the next thing that is us with creativity and ability to change its environment is going to keep monkeying with things until he figures out a way to change reality to change I mean almost like punch a hole through what is this thing into what what it wants it to be and create new things and then those new things will intersect with other people to do things and then we'll be this alternate pathway of infinite ideas and expression all through technology yeah and then we're one. We're going to wonder like why we are we doing let's find out that I'm most likely to make the future better yes right yeah and then we're one that we're going to wander like why we are we doing let's find out that are most likely to make the future better yes right it's true


    Joe Rogan - Elon Musk on Artificial Intelligence
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    Tesla Factory I know how much time you must be spending on SpaceX and you still have time to dig holes under the ground in LA and come up with these ideas and then implemented like I got a million ideas I'm sure you didn't do that yeah I just don't know how you manage your time I don't understand business guy or something like that if my Wikipedia page says business magnate would you call yourself or business magnet in an implementation of those ideas for engineering structural mechanical electrical software user interface engineering aerospace engineering some of us are a little more confused when I watch you doing all these things I like how does this m*********** have all this time and all this energy and all these ideas and then people just let him do these things cuz that's what I've speculated in the past I wonder if there was one I was like maybe an intelligent being that we created in AI Superior to people maybe just hang Hawaii like you've been doing and then six months s*** and that's the way or something like that like be around normal people you like ever Sam Harris consider until at a podcast with Sam wants have a great day I realize like oh well this is a genie that wants out of the bottle you never getting it back in that's true there was a video that you tweeted about one of those Boston Dynamic robots and you like in the future it'll be moving so fast you can't see without a strobe light and no one's really paying attention too much other than people like you or people that are really obsessed with technology all these things are happening and he's robots her did you see the one where Peter put out statement that you shouldn't kick robots probably not wise I bet it's really good really good and getting better every day you honestly legitimately concerned about this is like a i one of your main worries in regards to the Future yes it's less of a worry than it used to be mostly due to taking more of a fatalistic attitude so you used to have more hope and you gave up some of it and now you don't worry as much about AI you like this is just what it is it pretty much a bad it's just it's definitely going to be outside of human control not necessarily bad right here is that it's going to be very tempting to use AI as a weapon it's very tempting in fact used as weapon so the aren't leave the on-ramp to Serious AI the danger is going to be more humans using it against each other I think most likely that'll be the danger how far do you think we are from something that can make its own mind up whether or not something is ethically and morally correct or they're not it wants to do something or they're not improve itself whether or not he wants to protect itself from people or from other AI how far away we something from something is really truly sentient well I mean you cannot get any group of people like a like a a company is essentially a cybernetic Collective of people and machines that's what company is and then there different levels of complexity in the way these companies are formed and then there are sort of like a collective AI in in the Google search Google search in about where we're also plugged in as a like nodes on the network like leaves on a big tree proceeding with network with a questions and answers World collectively programming Vai and the and Google Plus the old humans that connect to it are one giant seven. Collective this is also true of Facebook and Twitter and Instagram and all these social networks the giant cybernetic Collective facing and constantly now constantly connected yes constantly thinking about a lot over the last few years is that one of the things that drives a lot of people crazies how how many people are obsessed with materialism and getting the latest greatest thing and I wonder how much of that is a lot of it is most certainly fueling technology and Innovation it almost seems like it's built into us like what we like and what we Dover fueling this thing that's costly around us all the time and it doesn't seem possible that people going to pump the brakes it doesn't seem possible at this stage we were consoling expecting newest cell phone latest Tesla update the newest MacBook Pro with everything has to be newer and better and that's going to lead to some incredible point and it seems like it's built into US almost seems like it's an instinct that we were working towards this I'd like it to our job just like the ants build the anthill our job is to somehow the fuel is yes and the pictures of intelligence that is not human is increasing and eventually we will represent a very small percentage of intelligence but the AI isn't formed by the human limbic system it is in large part out a drip Lodge that's all old things that we like and hate and fear they're all there on the internet their projection of Olympic system operations and just thinking of just human beings communicating online to his social media networks as some sort of an organism that so it's a cyborg to K2 combination to combination of electronics and biology at this is a success of these online systems is a sort of a function of of how much limbic resonance they're able to achieve with the more limbic resonance NY engagement where is like one of the reasons why probably Instagram is more enticing than Twitter limbic resonance is now would be a thing people would be interested in like it's going to excel it's going to become more connected to us right yes things are getting more connected there at this point constrained by bandwidth are important output is slow but tickly output I forgot was with thumbs Andrea self-imposed with 10:10 fingers and thumbs communicating at high-bandwidth take pictures and you send pictures people what sends that's that communicates far more information than you can communicate with your thumbs so what happened with you or you decided or you took on a more fatalistic attitude like what was there any specific thing or was it just the inevitability of our future I tried to convince people to slow down slow down AI to regulate AI this was futile I tried for years to see nobody looks like maybe 5-10 years ago maybe they will so far they haven't collected only the way that's regulations work is very slow indeed so usually will be something from your technology will cause damage or death there will be an outcry they will be in years will pass there will be some sort of insight committee they will be rulemaking then they will be over site initially regulations this all takes many years this is the normal course of things you look at saved Automotive regulations how long did it take for seat belts to be to be implemented to be required for the water industry for seat belts I think. Successfully 4th any regulations on seatbelt even though the numbers were extremely obvious if you had a C pills on you would be far less likely to die I will be seriously injured a lot of critical and the industry photos were yours successfully eventually after many many people died Regulators insisted on the belts this is like this time frame is not relevant to AI you can't take 10 years from the party which is dangerous so late you feel like this is decades away or years away from being too late if you have this fatalistic attitude and you feel like it's going we're in a almost like a doomsday countdown doomsday countdown it's it's a out-of-control countdown I can't roll like a black hole what happens past the Event Horizon vacation we're very very quickly ridiculous ridiculous we will be like this ridiculous biological shiting pissing thing trying to stop the gods no stop we like we like living with a finite life-span and and watching you know Norman Rockwell paintings it could be terrible and it could be great it's not clear all right but one thing's for sure we will not control it think that it's likely that we will merge somehow or another with this sort of technology and it will augment what we are now or do you think it will replace us well that's the scenario with AI is the one that seems like probably the best like a boss yes that's yeah you know so I'm a long-time existential standpoint that's like the purpose of New Orleans is to create a high bandwidth interface to the brain such that we can be symbolic with AI cuz we have a bandwidth problem these can't communicate through your fingers too slow where is neural Link at right now I think we'll have something interesting to announce in a few months that's at least an order of magnitude better than anything else probably better than anyone thinks as possible Right Now what's the idea behind what would you like actually merge with AI where we lay eyes so does a treasury cognition layer where we got the limbic system primitive brain essentially got the cortex so you're currently and a symbiotic relationship with your cortex and limbic system are in a symbiotic relationship and apparently people like their cortex and they like the limbic system I haven't met anyone who wants to delete the Olympics 4 liter cortex and the cortex is mostly in service to the limbic system fuel may think that that that that that the thinking part of themselves isn't charged but it's mostly their limbic system that's in charge and the cortex is trying to make the living system happy that's what most of that computing power is orange towards how can I make the limbic system happy that's what I do if we do have a third layer which is the AI extension of yourself that is also symbiotic and has enough bandwidth between the cortex and the AI extension of yourself such that the AI de facto separate then that could be a good outcome that could be quite a positive outcome for the future so instead of replacing us it will radically change our capabilities yes it will it will enable anyone who wants to have super human cognition anyone who wants this is not a matter of because you would be vastly greater after you do it so it just like anyone who wants can just do it in theory Theory and and if that's the case then and let's say billions of people do it then the outcome for Humanity will be the sum of of human will with some of billions of people's desire for the future of people with enhanced cognitive ability explain it to a person who didn't really not understand what you're saying how much different you talking about when you say radically improve like what do you mean you mean the mind-reading repeat that answer any question can answer any question we watch instantly and calculation that your phone's memory is essentially perfect you can remember fall asleep before your phone can remember videos pictures everything perfectly that's that your phone is already an extension of you you're already a cyborg you don't even with most motorized they are already a cyborg it that phone is an extension of yourself it's just beat the data rate the rate at which the communication between you and the cybernetic extension of yourself that is your phone and computer is slow it's very slow and and that that that's like a tiny straw of a of information flow between your biological self and your digital self and we need to make that tiny stroll like a giant River huge pipe and within her face-to-face problem later a problem solved a problem that I think I think we hang onto human machine symbiosis through the long-term and then people may decide that they want to retain their biological self or not I think they'll probably choose some sort of Ray Kurzweil scenario where they download themselves into a computer it will be essentially snapshot it into a computer at 8 tonight with your biological cell size you're just probably upload into a new unit definitely thank you came from who brought this to us when you decided to Viewpoint so you weren't and try to warn people you talked about this pretty extensively I've read several interviews we talked about this and then you just order you said okay just is let's just end in a weight by communicating the potential fit me for sure you're getting the warning out to some people yeah yeah morning everyone I could have met with Obama and just for one reason he wasn't let me listen to I'm at with congress met with them I was at a meeting of all 50 Governors and talk about AI danger and I hope that when I could I want to seem to realize where this was going is it that or do they just assumed to someone smarter than taking care of it cuz when people hear about something like a but it's almost abstract it's almost it's almost like it's so it's so hard to wrap your head around it at a time already happens it'll be too late at the committee committee to gain Insight dinner before before you oversized before you do make regulations you should try to understand what's going on and then you have inside committee than the once they learn what's going on GIF speed then they can make maybe some rolls for proposed some rolls and and that would be probably a safer way to go about things it's probably something that the government supposed to handle but it seems like I wouldn't want to I don't want the government to handle this or do you want to have like you to handle orgies yeah I feel like you're the one who could ring the bell better cuz if Mike Pence are talk about are out that's where you're not supposed to dump toxic waste into the ocean you're not supposed to do certain things that could be terribly damaging even though there be profitable maybe this is one of those things maybe she realized that you can't hit the switch on something that's going to be able to think for itself and make up its own mind as to whether or not it wants to survive or not and whether or not thinks you're a threat and whether I think you're useless like why do I keep this dumb finite life-form alive wai-wai keep this thing around it's just stupid I'm alive wai-wai keep this thing around it's just stupid it just keeps polluting everything s*** everywhere goes lighting everything on fire and shooting each other while they keep the stupid thing a lot cuz sometimes it makes good music and sometimes it makes great movies sometimes it makes beautiful art and sometimes it you know sometimes it's cool to hang out with


    Joe Rogan - Elon Musk Explains his Flamethrower Idea
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    thank you thank you doing this man I appreciate it very good to meet you in this place on fire you're welcome how does one just in the middle of doing all the things you do cars Rockets all the stuff you're doing constantly innovating decide to make flamethrower or have time for that a lot of time and I like it it's sort of a sort of a hobby company for the boring company which started out as a joke and we decided make it real and and think a tunnel through LA and then the other people asked us to dig tunnels in a few cases risotto for the cap and there's only one thing on the road just boring company.com cap wet that's it that's limited edition it just said the boring company and then I'm kind of Spaceballs the movie and in Spaceballs yogurt goes through the merchandising section and they have a flamethrower in the action of Spaceballs and the kids love that one best line so we when I connect ourselves all these potential arsonists that's what I said how did you make 20000 do something for 10 million and that was 20000 flamethrowers at $500 each they went fast turn porch with an air rifle cover it's not a real flamethrower which device is not a flamethrower that's why we were very clear this is not actually a flamethrower and untended also were told that various countries would would ban shipping of it but they were not they would ban flamethrowers so we write to solve the problem for all the Customs agencies weed label that not a flamethrower not a real flamethrower which is why it says not a flamethrower that's why we were very clear this is not actually a flamethrower and we were told that various countries would would ban shipping of it but they were. They were banned flamethrowers so we write to solve the problem for all the Customs agencies week labeled it not a flamethrower


    Joe Rogan Hypes Conor McGregor vs Khabib
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    nurmagomedov you know you can keep going down the line if some of these guys are coming up it's really what a hotbed of town especially Dagestan how many bad motherfukers come out of Dagestan khabib vs. Conor what the f*** it looking at Connor with no belt could be with the belt I mean forever could be trying to get a shot of that belt and the way he wanted crazyshit setting up this fight this fight is a f****** interesting fight man because if Connor can't stop that takedown does he go the way of everybody else does he get mauled the way everybody else got mauled does he get mauled the way Michael Johnson got malls you get mauled the way that's on him dos anos got mauled Chandler Johnson Michael Johnson and he got mauled halfway into the first round khabib's taking them down and you see Barboza just taking a deep breath like this like realize my own oh yeah like what in the f*** is all this about to worse than I imagined I really I mean no doubt Connor probably has the heaviest hands in the game pow pow no doubt but takedown Defense and fighting off your back that has nothing to do with the power that's not doesn't translate it also what is it going to look like is his takedown defense better than Michael Johnson's is his takedown defense better than Edson Barboza Apple X in the first round but you know the persistence I was a really good wrestler and how how good is Connors good question man what if he gets tired what if it gets taken down easier than all those other guys you don't know and I'm not too sure who did Connor brought in some some super high-level wrestler for his Camp a famous One UFC fighter I don't believe is UFC fighter say it again but I know that there is some talk about him bringing in some super high-level Restless I would be one who you would want to wear at 2 that would be someone who you would ask but Jordan Burroughs probably f****** busy and has he expressed World Championship yikes I wonder what's going to happen in that fight imagines don't know whether or not to be is going to be able to close the distance and I'll getting hit with a car is going to be able to stay on the outside long enough for the Cubs going to come at him like with Reckless abandon the way you did with Edson Barboza and he just stormed after Barbosa just walking down what is going to go to do that with Connor or is he going to get clipped coming in and mean is he going to be able to 2 fade that left hand is it to be able to stop that in a Konica just keep him from taking him a couple of times in the first round just a couple of times just enough to put a little bit of Doubt get a little bit of that s*** talk and going and Lana couple of good punches or does khabib just grab them early Ragdoll bone side control elbows punch neon belly punch punch punch elbow pain do we just see a mauling it's interesting you know it's it could go either way like I see both the fucken happened but I don't think we're going to see like some crazy drawn-out five-round fight a definitely could be wrong but I think going to be like one person dominate whether it's whoever figures out how to impose their game with Connor can dominate on the feet or khabib can dominate on the ground you think that'll be the biggest pay-per-view ever it's going to be huge so big not doing a lot of stuff it's not like in the news a lot like how many of these regular people know that Connor is going to fight you never see on Instagram if you and I see it all MMA pages but so I mean I'm just I'm crossing toes I'm crossing everything just please let this one go down please I can't imagine someone getting injured be so don't mind if someone got injured but you wouldn't be still Conor vs. khabib I think Tony is one of the more dangerous fighter Conor because first of all is durability is endurance is crazy his ability to fight from anywhere he fights real good standing up you put space on you doesn't mind getting hit always walk water work


    Joe Rogan - I Can't Wait for Conor McGregor vs Khabib!!
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    if I missed it he's not doing any press he's not doing s*** is like doing anything he probably thinks you can suck all the decks I'm here right now if you want me like I want to fight that's what I want to do I don't do any of your b******* I want to fight so on October 6th I'm going to show up and fight figure out all the rest on October 5th I'll be there to make weight October 3 million lights out there look sexy probably got someone to do it for him some little assistant and now he's probably concentrate on the fight they said Connors is good and he's like yeah it's poking good put it up I'll tell you what man I can't f****** wait for that fight and you know you know if one of them drop out and he's on the card anyway and the other card against Pettis right so they would definitely do Ferguson and Pettis I think so I'm not sure I think did they offer nurmagomedov to Pettis when all that s*** was going down in New York and Brooklyn I know they offered it to they were going to have it chiesa but chiesa got cut right and they wouldn't didn't let Paul Felder to Paul Felder wasn't ranked I-94 just crazy La Quinta do it but I think it was Pettis and Felder both denied interesting. Well you know Pettis just because he asked by triangle he look good he looks like he's back. Selfishly hope that no one drops out cuz I really want to see Tony vs Pettis that's it that's a really interesting Fight Man it's amazing how quickly came back from the surgery it's amazing that it's amazing he's looking really good no more drink and he's clean as f*** his diets he looks great right now and that's why he's in he's in tremendous shape how much is it for the best shape of his life no more drink and he's clean as f*** his diets he looks great right now it looks why he's in he's in tremendous shape how much is it for the best shape of his life


    Joe Rogan Hypes Darren Till vs Tyron Woodley
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    till vs. Wonderboy excuse me vs. Tyron Woodley Wonderboy what kind of flippers that article of this really interesting article about Wonder Boy and his last three fights the two fights with Tyron Woodley that were super duper clothes and then one fight with Darren till it was also really close and they were talking about like how if you looked at it on paper the people from outside I think they were they were saying the global scorecard think that's how they're describing it how people scored it like on average around the world more people gave it to Wonderboy then gave it to Darren till and the same thing happened with the Tyron Woodley fights I feel like the decisions were right in all those fines I feel like in the Woodley fight in particular would be hurt Wonder Boy Wonder Boy didn't really hurt Woodley I think that counts for more inches does Woodley Tyron Woodley had them out I mean he had them really hurt and wonderful never had Tyron in that kind of trouble I would give that Advantage clearly too tired I was thinking if you lost that fight that would make any sense cuz you're supposed to be about who does the most damage who's more effective me wondered what was effective for more time but that's just like movement and sticking and hitting it hitting them with small shot but Tyrant put them on you know unconsciousness is door he was like right there it was very dangerous it was way different I'm not sure I believe that I think you know someone really wins a decision they really want a decision but it's just what's most important is damaged if you guys are basically in a striking exchange we're not talking about like submission attempts vs. striking exchanges like which one's better he almost Adam choked out with a triangle will he almost out of knocked out that left hook we're not talking about that was basically just a striking match and then just plain old strike a match was the one who landed the bigger shots in my my we got to figure out a way to quantify that just doesn't make any sense will you could see a guy having a guy f***** up and almost out so I think the same way about the Robert Whittaker yoel Romero fight there's two rounds in that fight with yoel Romero is Landon bombs on Whittaker Whitaker's hurt bad how does he lose that fight I don't understand that it doesn't make it to me even if it makes sense in the current scoring system that scoring system is f****** flawed that s*** doesn't make any sense like logically when you're looking at what is the what's the ultimate goal of fighting but if you look at those three fights just least on paper Wonder Boys Like right up there and Darren till with one fight with cowboy one fight with him those two fights with the most high-profile fights with career boom or you got time. It's really interesting that's how that's how talented Darren till is people so interested in him 17 and no 25 years old. Fuc give me chance the real battle this guy almost is not just the fight which is going to be of course a battle but making a hundred seventy and how much longer does he do that he's a mean he f****** he is hurting to get down to 170 apparently he was at 182 gas he's giant dude giant you seem like a big reason Woodley is it the video at the press conference we stand next to each other and how tall is he still puts his hands over his head I can't tell inches to but big giant 626 that's just 6-foot even go to the video of them that's crazy to anyway just still has a hard time making that weight f****** biggie is dude seriously that looks like more than 3 in unless he's wearing some crazy cowboy boots I don't know but look it's going to be hard to do anything that would lie man very hard hard speed you're dealing with speed that you probably haven't seen before zactly and his level of wrestling look at these two guys isn't done until I mean he knows Jiu-Jitsu for sure he lived in Brazil for a few years he actually streets speaks Portuguese Brazil and hang out and live there for a while I don't know the full story of it but he speaks perfect Portuguese in Portuguese


    Joe Rogan - Eddie Bravo on Bruce Lee
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    and you hear these stories constantly about people remembering the first time I saw Bruce Lee movie it's so epic I'll never forget my dad took me to the theater blue my mind everyone's got a story Joey's got his first time he saw Bruce Lee so I wanted to make sure I didn't do that too early cuz anyone forget you know cuz I forget special last moments we had together for like 3 years ago it sounds is only 5 right now and blows f****** mind but I don't want to do it to her like drop classes at so he's got his Lillian of those padded nunchucks she fucken loves those things man and I thought he's getting into the nunchucks it might bi time to drop Bruce Lee on it as right now you know what I mean I don't want him to get twisted and then I said oh then I wore one of those roots of fight shirts and it was Bruce Lee with nunchucks right and he looked at me and I thought okay it's time I can get my kid into satanism everything the jumpsuit is amazing and he's got he's got the game of that sequence down the video is my son and the in (5 year old acting Bruce Lee's nunchuck essene yeah like it like I was like I was saying earlier you can get kids to believe in anything you could bring I could I could get my son into Satan easily give me all about all about Lucifer and I'm going to show you the master of the nunchucks against Bruce Lee She's number one martial artist of all time I broke them and I sat them down and put them in front of the TV nunchuck scenes of all time with Bruce Lee the email YouTube and you can get there this compilation they put together the one from the stuff in Enter the Dragon the stuff in Chinese connection way of the dragon or Return of the Dragon and so I sat him down and get some with this s*** I'm going to make sure there whenever he thinks about f****** nunchucks he knows the Bruce Lee's the master right so he's just completely blown away then after I showed him all the nunchucks scene and I wanted to show him the greatest fight scene of all-time Bruce Lee versus Chuck f****** noise come on now cuz I just wanted to leave that just in his DNA and I feel that I found him watching Chuck Norris and Bruce Lee any ways wants to know Bruce Lee stop me asking questions he's coughing does he win my natural reaction to just watch watch you got to watch run cuz it's going to be sweeter if you watch it and you go through the ups and down you don't know Daddy you need to tell me now and I don't know you're going to like it more if you just watch it you got to know Daddy did Bruce Lee win he wants to f****** know a long time and I've been tracking this is Bruce Lee that isn't it go yes it's the flu shot him down we put on any can't stop asking f****** questions about every guy who are the good guys and who are the bad guys the black famous martial artist Jim Kelly and he was the third to God it was Roper Williams and Bruce Lee and they were all the good guys and the bad guys Shaolin monk who went bad and started selling heroin on this island and and and and prostitution rings and all that s*** remember how you got to go back and watch anything cuz everyone that's most people's common reaction like you just remember you remember that the scene with Han with the razor hand Williams getting killed a hung them you remember Williams fighting Han themes in the plot so I sit down my son I sit down my son and watching it and my mom his mom it's appropriate for a six-year-old right it's fine it's just a bunch of karate and they everyone remembers that he was him and his gang were chasing Bruce Lee sister in the movie and they cornered her and she had to kill herself she just killed herself before they could or whatever people remember that lives on an island and he has he does a lot of illegal shity runs prostitution through his Island right and he has a tournament like once a year and invites all the greatest martial artist on Earth and he tries to recruit them he set them all down and you and me shows them has an underground operation going off if you know what I mean but at the end he's like f*** this I'm going to do this s*** so that's why he doesn't and he called him Bruce Lee too and he was going to try to recruit Bruce Lee but the CIA got a hold of Bruce Lee first to uncover all the karate fights the crime and drugs drugs and prostitution and and doing mind control on he wants to know who the bad guys are both would have like a madam Booker seen you forget about the hookers think they sound like fine girls to Williams was a good guy of Roper to try to corrupt them you do to me and Boomer Sooner they're all in their gowns and robes and Williams like a knot in a rope and remote into start hitting fast forward and they're getting ready to go to sleep just forget about that hey there and their titties and everything but he was blown away and I mission accomplished he's he's Bruce Lee's number one in to him and I made a mistake the next week and I made him sit down and watch Return of the Dragon which the end scene was a great scene with Chuck Norris in the old Rome, but the whole movie before that is so bad it's so bad and Bruce Lee directed it in and wrote it and it was a it's atrocious it's come on man fight companion whatever so it's takes place in Italy his one of his life in his uncle or just or just somebody knows has a Chinese restaurant and Italy and the Italian mob These Guys these are the Goon they're trying to run them out of business and and that control their business or or Pam off to take the building or something and they're resisting and Italy so they send Bruce Lee from Hong Kong to handle the mobs and Italy so corny and then after this came in & them that's when they did Enter the Dragon that was his last one Enter the Dragon was at a budget this is not really any budget this is like just cheap Chinese production you know it's crazy when you think that there was really no one like him before him map of the chest hair pulls a chunk of it out it do that I mean it's it's funny watching it with no volume too because it's so corny it looks like edible technique like really good technique like is kicking technique especially for back then you think because of the YouTube and chat there's there's so many guys out there that they're doing like these jump spinning 360 wheel kicked on his Instagram page and it's a Korean gentleman doing some f****** ridiculous s*** just jumping 360 degree wheel kicks and like us a series of them cartwheel flying through the air and doing all these things like none of this was ever in the movies before you know till like went like maybe Jet Li I guess know ong-bak right cuz they're there. front kicks those went to Sidekicks and then he starts doing jumping wheel kick 360 wheel kick tornado kick Seasons f****** flying through the air and flipping through the air aerial cartwheel kickstand like what people can do s*** now and they do stuff in like in my martial arts films the detectives just way better there's just way better who's got better at it can you put that that bites in the back up with Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris fly no no no it's just a guy throwing kicks in the air is just throwing kicks in the air it's on Jackson wink God damn it I didn't see anything maybe they were, did not f*** somebody had it up sorry anyway but with Bruce Lee fight scenes what I like about him as you could see him although you know him beating up 50 guys at a time and you know how real can that be but he does were on one-on-one fights he does a lot of painting Hulu boxing stuff he'll do wrestling Hill do Jiu Jitsu mix it up and he's trying to make it a lot more realistic like you know then you have your classic Kung Fu theater type movies Chuck Norris in the way of the dragon and if you go back to 1970 like that kind of martial art technique a bunch of martial arts together I just forget about your karate and saying about that 1870 like that kind of martial art technique to put a bunch of martial arts together I just forget about your karate and about that use everything that works


    Joe Rogan - Larry Sharpe "Regulating Marijuana Means Big Business Wins"
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    so you live across the border now that won't work delivery services you know what they use a nap and they order something the app would be the people who are actually delivery would be responsible you would not as long as that as long as that companies based in your state so this keeps all the money in New York state a shot at competing at large businesses which almost always cross borders Atkins Farmer's a much greater incentive small businesses completely legalized cannabis and I'm going to onions white onion is the reason why a lot of money has come out of New York that's why yes so I think I can onions I think I talk even more I don't want to talk even more do I know but I will have my job back that's why I was thinking I was 7 I thought you hanging around with where I grew up now I'm sorry I haven't been there for many years South Bronx have been in the Bronx many years while dress but anyway it was a reference mushrooms and marijuana I haven't never never have what I can never have on you bro sorry never had what kind of mushrooms you don't ever drink not even a beer glass of wine with dinner if people are around drinking my house I don't drink unless others are drinking okay see my campaign this is that the last three good material campaigns in New York state combined didn't raise $10,000 combined Highway Silver Coin already the last three good material candidates combined didn't you anywhere near him out of stops that made and I stopped to my flat how much is 1.7 my point being yes nose-to-the-grindstone I'm doing this of course I believe in what way do mushrooms have no mushrooms maybe later wait till November 7th and then once you hit that maybe maybe if I win I can't do it that would be cool but marijuana isn't legal in New York state now my whole point on cannabis and hemp is heavy because of farmers also write small farmers like small businesses specialize in and they can specialize in half and then also quick products in their Farm specialized have product or I can do that and create Niche Industries with both coffee and and breweries in New York state and you would have the same sort of incentives for them to sell in New York solutely yes 0 controversy opioid to suffer would accept War 3 what people tell me in some reason I got it only women who told me this they walk up to me and say you know Larry I hope you can legalize marijuana because I smoke a little at night so I can go to sleep what about saying CBDs legal so I think we'll get it and or hemp big business wins small business losses guaranteed it'll become big business cronyism the small farmers collapse the wrong answer you maybe don't smoke it while chopping edible why don't you have liquid water to have whatever you're saying you don't have to smoke if you want to but it's many ways of taking advantage of of both THC and CBD do you prefer and look at your body. Mine and why in the world would I want you to have to live with chronic pain if you don't have to don't have to run again is not psychoactive yeah it's it's pretty legal everywhere CBD because of the fact that doesn't have any psychoactive effect and it's fantastic for people with arthritis and so we got older folks or we mean she I got Ted Nugent


    Joe Rogan & Larry Sharpe Discuss Education Reform
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    people with older people retiring they can't say New York State cuz it's too expensive expenses a pack of North Carolina South Carolina Florida taxes real estate taxes what was the place that party results Florida actually has more people than we have and half of our budget and the Scott actually the governor's got a few things going on for sending other people on that because 15% of New York State's budget is actually pensions and so many people who are pensions are actually leaving New York State and going someplace else so New York State people are paying for the pensions and then they're being spent in other states is broken it is so broken and people are talking about Democrats saying everything's still great if you're probably saying what week this week that I'm saying we build from scratch there are things you have to change your the change the route so you can make the branches actually die we keep flipping branches the weeds to keep it on now we got way off track with this school shooting thing and I wanted to get back to it because I think it's a very complex issue and I need his I don't know what the answer would be I think you guys know right I think you found problems these problems that you're willing to discuss a very few people are are these people are lonely and sad that it's public suicide and that they're on psychotropic drugs just look I don't know why you don't think that other people want to fix it I just don't think that they have a solution that they can discuss that is not so controversial that it overwhelms the rest of their messages what could be done sure I have a couple of inches it okay that the issue is this is an issue that's been going on literally for decades so there is no do this and it's done right there several things one of them is weekend vacation the other one is fixing family courts High School which is still doesn't mean you're good or bad teacher next it makes a bunch of 2 or 10 11 12 13 years old feel stupid because they're not good test-takers and Ukraine Iowa secondary class of student traveling no reason because the next reason is standardized testing is no indication success in life you could be a great test taker at 12 or 13 or terrible test taker and it does not mean you'll be successful or not successful in life and we'll decide how to fund schools so the way of funding schools that's all so unfair there's no Advantage testing accept it maintains the federal government now begins So when you say the standardized testing hasn't there's an effect on funding does that mean that if a school does really well to get more money cuz it's part of a very complex algorithm that New York state has that almost no one can actually find that seems like it should almost be the opposite for the school does poorly that they should put more resources into that's cool cuz it's not being effective in theory that's true I'm not sure that's a good idea we we thought about $22,000 per student per year New York State more than California and doesn't work we have media Celtic Fest dollars in the answers is revamping the system right funding is not the answer so we shouldn't even have K through 12 K through 12 is an anachronism it exists because the last two years the last two years of high school for a huge chunk of people gym study hall video games and probably smoking weed just nothing but bad for 2 minutes nothing they have no purpose that no Community they have no reason to do anything don't happy right now the reason why they're unhappy gross generalization that they're unhappy than anything on this probably a lot of kids listening to this There are 16 17 they're working their ass off right now future for the vast majority students going to college now the first year of college is 13th grade cuz they're not ready for school because the last two years didn't prepare them for for a college if it did we wouldn't require 13th grade I do take great the average student now Take 6 years to graduate college so the results show me that I'm correct write the results of what's happening and he's the worst part now we shipped these kids off the couch you many of them do you want to go to college so we can anyway to graduate the 24 years with at least 50k and that if not more minimum Decay some 100K some 200k and what it is and now there's no job for what they want to do another working at Starbucks wow what a disaster that is new underwear kids come back home so how about this instead at 10th grade tests you passed test your diploma with you homeschool private school public school the college is your answer good go to your Prep School imagine that kid right now you just said is busting his ass he could be innocent of his choice and Anna people in that Prep School are all kids who want to be in that press cool it would change his entire situation no more Knuckleheads who don't want to be there were forced to be there who are cutting class the kids will be there are those who want to be that the teachers Miss Play No disciplinary issues then when kids who want to be there better for them they could hustle bet another ready for college when I get there advantage of incubators of up internships maybe graduate in 3 years now the Rock and Rollin left that better off life is good better Services better everything for less money not done you're not that kid you're the kid who super smart you and become a scientist you wanted to get a PhD awesome go right to an associate's degree start right away 16 17 18 degrees Optima plumber carpenter mason whatever the New York State desperately needs Tradesman desperately the average person in New York state. 50 years old too old for an average average too high which means we have a lot of Trades jobs are not filled before Labor has come to the upstate New York the kids are doing it why we've been told a lie and that lie is the only way to success the only way is to do well in high school and gratefully degree go get a job in Zapata computer all day that's a lie that is a way to success it is not the only way to success there a lot of kids like this who they spent the first 5-10 years of my life trying to make it that way struggling to school then at 28 years old to go to build houses Man of the House I don't have a passion they don't have a direction and they're confused yes this is one of my biggest ideas are at 16 not 26 we're making mistakes at 26 me a people lost 26 wheel generation now if you ask the people across this nation you say over half will say no in 40 year olds will say that over half will say no and don't write because they're making the same mistakes that may be made at 18196 and they're not making it 25 26 28 also not a Rites of Passage pay for this covers the entire Scooby-Doo talk about that necklace I got you pay for New York state says I have to pay for full 12 years of school I pay for it no worries I was a Marine Corps I got a GI Bill and five years to use whatever is good to go to the $20,000 you can a 16 talk to you can say you know what I know colleges for me I'm going to prep school here's what I promise you I promise you this I'll bet my money you want promise you this as soon as this comes in the play you will find tons of all of a sudden prep schools and Trace was a pop-up and guess how much it going to cost for two years $20,000 that's going to get tuition you might have a Wild Iris for thousand dollars now if we're saving $24,000 per kid and give me a better schooling more accurate actual choices they can learn something they make their mistakes at 1617 which is way better than 26 or 27 and if it was going to do why is it so cheap why are you going to be able to do that for $20,000 when it cost so much more now what's going to be different people have been choosing right that's what the people that are educating these people how you going to help us his right tell you I'm going to get rid of a bunch of the administrators in New York state we actually have school districts that have more administrators than teachers government you could check boxes pick up and did you do xz-2 watee doozy is emissions required that's what's going on is correct there's there's about sixty billion dollars in a budget New York state for Education about 4 billion comes from the federal government about 35 income statement 2018 comes locally you protect these are around numbers they change you leave any button on on who you talk about this about that once we give her the federal government being involved in in the in New York state for banal goes away to get afraid oh my God lose that money good good oh my God that's out say that there's a reason why those administrators are there and we need them to take some of the administrative wait off of the teachers the teachers are stressed out enough by teaching students they don't have the time to be taken care of all the formalities in the things these administrators to I have never heard that ever because that's not true you are the first person to ever said to me ever in over a year we doing this so everything is wrong with you do they say awesome because it's not in those words but yes because most efficient is are actually and this training teachers that teach tell him how to teach what a teach when the teachers grading them will the parents will of what an education should comprise up to be able to direct not just their their student what their child needs but you know a group 50 or however large the class gray question and generally speaking probably not but teachers do teachers do now there's 1212 1040 why why is that because they're making sure other things they're making sure boxes are checked so here's your alternative alternative is keep funding a broken system and be afraid which is what you're saying like having a mandate like having a very strict with you I'm going to give you real fast if you don't mind if I give you a list of all the time centralized control his work finished centralized control doesn't work in education meaning what take from DC I'm assuming you're old enough that you were in school at one point at 1980 or older since I began to have power do this and will give you money don't do this we don't give you money hero your rules follow them punish you that that's what they are now learn to read and write you learn to function in society so did I somehow every American Pie 1981 School learn how to read and write learn how to function in society somehow it worked do I trust administrator or teacher I would rather trust a teacher but the difference is in the Box better off because boxes were checked you said it's better off getting better and the parents are happier when you're saying box is being tracked that means things being covered that they feel to get together and they decide that children need to have a certain amount of ability with grammar get her in the Mount of understanding of mathematics how about teachers and the and how about the local PTA what's wrong with Sol s administrators and elimination of administering I never said that I didn't say you did but how we decide how many administrators are necessary and how many can you cut out I love you save this is even better you going to love my libertarian ways in this one right now what what happened is there is a convoluted way of deciding House of what a convoluted way to come loaded I don't think it should be used that is that new funding the schools I don't want that I want to hear what does that mean 700 School District in New York state a lot a lot a lot and so what happened there's your money most of them are going to make no changes because we don't be afraid but it's like everything else so the federal government they're going to have to decide whether or not they have Lego yes but what you always here which is elections have consequences upon all of you cuz I won so what I say goes I'm supposed to know everything be everything crate boards and make things happen I ain't that want to be the guy who when you have trouble I can help so a school district begin to have trouble I will without question try to help them of course I wrote but there's $700 right I would you have time to do that to handle that already I don't have to put a new one already exists but right now it's just as making up reasons to punish people I don't want to make up reasons to punish people one instead to say okay this school district is lost how do we help I only have one string attached to the money I give only one and that is transparency as I told you before my business guy and his wife I know this is an actual equation that works every single time very simple simple equation personal freedom if we do that the other doctors will come on they will find great ways and making things work they will get rid of submitted traitors they will get Rhythm teachers they will hire anyone decide which one should be giving raises that will happen Okay because what you're saying may work in the world of business because people have incentive to Succeed in Business not as sensitive is monetary success when I was my job. Yes okay not always but for the most part sure when you're talking about a school yet and you cut the funding for the school and say hey figure it out you guys decide how many administrators you want to keep administrators essentially the aren't they the ones who were in control mean they're not going to get rid of their own jobs so what are they going to do your teachers and to break their control of the of the cash flow because they realize it is it's a great question here's the issue it's not going to happen overnight it's not like I went in November I go great all the money's gone to hotworx in November people know what the plan is we start talking about already we start bringing parents on board recyclable plans already the plan it's like it's like any other organization you're saying businessmen military this works in this works in business is matter which is everything with your family doesn't matter if you knew that six months from now you were going to have a significant decrease in your income you would start to make changes if there was someone above you saying Hey Joe you going to have a decrease in your income how do we make this work what can we do if someone's there to guide you and you already have an instructor there you'll begin to fix it would be that they would have less teachers and it will have a larger classes because they're in control people don't like to give up control. Sherman it was on accident control control with the PTA. attention and then the already piss-poor education system sinks further in into the abyss we can be afraid of that and stay a hostage to a terrible system that's not working it's going okay to make a mess and happiness run Estates Option 1 or option to do that and just watch over it right understand that that could happen because remember buno why is it bad if you had a pellets what's wrong with the system let's go over that first how much money are they making right and what would increasing that amount of money enhance okay to Things Remembered the first thing is there's no way in the world that a governor should be deciding what every teacher makes in the state that's just philosophically wrong so I'm never do that that is simply philosophical wrongs against who I am centralized control with a bad idea localizados always better idea for so that's so that that promise I'm never going to even touch that what I'm trying to achieve here is to make change I know that locally there will be people who do it right because that always happens I just how it works you will see out of seven districts someone would decide to to you know get together and and and mixed put together some some what do different things you'll see it happen my point is this is a major overhaul I get it business is the all-time families dual time if you are able to watch it I don't want to be the mother or the father by democrats and be a mother they would give you everything but wasn't be a father but everything under your brother I'm into got your love you don't live with him but you love them and we need a ride to the airport is there for you the firefighter the guy comes to help when you need me now you're saying but Larry's who does Rafael yes so some might fail that you're saying I'm not even saying they might fail what I'm saying is that you're going to put them in a compromised situation and figure it out here is money good luck money yes yes I think you have too many administrators and let's talk administrative to cut funding that would like for people like me her on the outside I already feel like teachers are underappreciated and probably because of that unmotivated because you decided to say the answer is funding no no no no no what I'm saying is currently even in California forget about New York I feel like teachers are underappreciated I would rip and I feel like it's a noble profession that's incredibly valuable and the people should be able to make a decent living agreed I don't know how the solution to that is to give less money to the school you're missing a very valued very important point if you ask most teachers weather appreciate it most of them they're not going to say that people like you and I do appreciate them they're going to say the system doesn't appreciate me that's why they're always fighting the system Oklahoma they fought the system they always fighting the system what I'm saying is fix the system the system is heavily controlled in many cases by the federal government for billion dollars worth so we have lose 4 billion dollars unless unless you want to keep the federal government in our system but you don't want that your fixes to let them figure it out get the federal government out let them figure it out with less money have to push back here okay you you keep saying let him figure it out to walk away and say oh well good luck I hope I'm going to go off and now you know hang on Puerto Rico for a while because you know what I do I trust teachers mall that has administrators I trust the local people and if I give them the right tools to do the right thing but more importantly they'll show others as transparent what's going to happen is they're going to figure out the right way to do what teachers should should School 1 himoor Spanish teachers versus where to I don't know I'm not supposed to know that but they do that they make a mistake then they'll fix it when I've been out of town. He's yes you are you talkin about the teachers themselves or you talking about these administrators who you want to eliminate with horse about the school board's School Board School Board they going to be the ones with the PTA with if we make this work the right way it will be everyone talking together it will be School Board talk to administrators, teachers talk with parents I don't want schools graded beat by standardized tests we've been doing that for years and we have very very unhappy people unhappy students unhappy parents I want parents to be happier I was supposed to be happier and you might say but then why are they won't learn certain things is that a horrible thing I'd rather than be happy then learn AP Chemistry yes if that means one who decides the AP Chemistry isn't that import School District spine those kids alone in the prep school and some kids won't learn AP Chemistry if that makes yard scooters happy I'm okay with that because goes to the next level which of course becomes kids with special needs you have a special needs kid how do you make that kid happy I need to side with our kids success Moana checkboxes does that work of course that's why you literally have hundreds of parents every single year so we New York State because they were happy with their kids getting services but not getting better keep getting better you're assuming that because the federal government puts these dinners in it that makes them go to bed it doesn't have anything that makes them worse if I if my kids are happy that's what I want Happy New Yorkers means they stay in New York Happy New Yorkers means April their businesses in New York but saying happy in the saying the solution and the key to happiness is funding them less and getting rid of administer my guy how am I Democrat from school person who only hears that if the person says all he's going to do is get rid of that person that person is probably Democrat that problems person but I'm going to change I'm not going to be Hostage to a ship's system. I don't care I'm not going to be Hostage to a s*** system has a terrible system that is failing New Yorkers that is failing people New York City when it comes to the MTA that available don't know what that is. That says if you if you you better give me more although I still happen you better give me my money otherwise it won't happen no no I'm going to fix that system I'm going to help facilitate fixing that system I must not let them go away I'm not saying that what I'm saying is I'm going to help us ultimate system and it do that we can lose 4 billion dollars and we'll get over that will fix that will make it happen we'll make it work so by and if you get more people into the state and isn't most important piece you can raise money through other ways and just raising taxes on people and this is the most critical piece when we get funding this is why I was teasing you, your Democrat because we took that funding you talk about more taxes I'm not talking about that if you get more people to stay in New York state you raise your Revenue without having to re Stacks or anybody but if you raise your Revenue going to put more Revenue into the school of course to be more people what about a forbidden no deficit and 300 billion dollars in debt and the answer for every Democrat Republican is more funding there's nothing left to go it's going to it's going to go under in 10 years how do you get more people to come to the first thing by having a really super cool it tasted like to talk about super cool education fun. I already have the I already have the infrastructure for the super cool if I just told you I've already told you what that what the instructor is that the concept already skeleton is already there now once I wouldn't November begin to build it out and yes it'll be me and other people be clear it's not like New York doesn't have enough New York says have enough workers we have tons of workers that we can actually use to make this happen by percentage I think in the nation I know where the most unionized nothing with the most employees by percentage are jobs that are simple to fix my time comes and simple to fix so you're going to take people out of What professions and move them into fixing these things Democrat Democrat I'm just asking you clean questions here you four times said you going to take money away foot you are right yes you said like for time right because you going on about these other things which is what matters more than losing $4,000 medication to be clear about what you're saying about what they were going to fix this system by creating a good skeleton off the bat that people are going to enjoy life and then once that one November going to fill that skeleton up to make an amazing school system that people can be proud of their going to want to bring their people than a comeback North Carolina to come back from Tennessee they're going to move from from Pennsylvania and Massachusetts going to be part of this system they're going to see schools that actually work well in a few Prep School get kids in the college because he colleges that actually educate kids and get them at the jobs when they see that happened at all star coming that's going to happen it doesn't happen by me saying how do I fund this mommy saying being afraid of making a step you don't have to have the perfect plan to move forward no plan is perfect anyway you want a good solid plan with motivated people if you have motivated people to take a plan it'll wind up being successful again at works so this grandiose plan is to get rid of the last two years of high school and you're going to offer potential Prep School for Children and you're going to four other kids offer them trade school sure you're going to get rid of four billion dollars in federal funding you going to let the schools figure out how many administrators they should have would help with help with help and what's the help we going to hire to oversee this whole thing figure out you figure that out and then at least 6 months presentation play until next September earliest write the Earl eating them to play is that September I hope is that fact that the amazing I'll put it that fast but isn't 5 minutes I'm not doing this so I can become a king we have a king and that's why we're in trouble I want to give localized control many more options I'm the crazy guy who actually means what he says when I say let teachers teach I actually mean that the old people say it and then they people say it and then they and their response then becomes give more administrators so you think what's stopping them now a standardized tests and administrators and then funding this based on the success of the the test them correct any school districts correct the answer is always more fun and it isn't it is not that people always say we have 2 fun fun fun that is not the answer their there are better answers out there


    Joe Rogan - Larry Sharpe on How to Deal with School Shootings
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    a factor is psychotropic drugs and these are two things that no one wants to talk about and they're both real and they both facts and why is it that you think that these are there they're obvious fact that people want to ignore because you didn't actually want to fix the problem right if you fix the problem and you don't have controversy drunk controversy don't have left vs right paradigm as I'm as you pregnant before the school shooting while it is a murder at its core it's actually a public suicide and people to understand that at its core most mass shootings are public suicides do understand that shows like death by cop right in public suicide so you have to make sure you have happier people right but then why are they so why did they choose schools several reasons one because that's where they're they're assumed enemies are right the incels think that the guys the bad guys in the bad girls are there but something else Airsoft targets remember from all these school shootings is there planned and it's a critical aspect you want to stop school shooting in New York state you don't have to pass one extra lot all have to one minor thing and one thing only and that is say if you are a licensed if your license and you have a permit to carry a firearm if you want to in school you may if you are a teacher or administrator if you want to you may that's it you don't force a teacher to carry you don't need a resource officer why because if you have a resource officer which is what most Republicans will say put put it off to their they'll just shoot him first if y'all Democrats no guns that shoot everybody so if you instead say well I don't know who's on is an administrator is a teacher's everybody's and nobody the planning goes away once there's no planning available the schools no longer soft target they stopped using the school okay what's on practice so you're saying that if you have an officer on the school that carries a gun and this person knows that officer has a gun they will shoot him for and that if just teachers are carrying guns there's no way this person knows and so they're less likely to shoot people what's killing our children it's not Firearms the one of the Texas shooting I think it was before he stole the guns he had put together and set up pipe bombs and pressure cooker bombs in case he couldn't steal the guns so if he couldn't get guns he was going to kill people anyway the key thing here is what's killing people use kids like Community lack of purpose and loneliness that's what's killing our kids those three things take those three things away kit don't do that you give a kid who 16-17-18 purpose he can't go off and kill people have something to do he's a reason to live reminisce of public suicide if you have a reason to live and you think the right answer to go do something you don't kill yourself if you don't kill yourself that the public suicide mass shootings all of a sudden are tremendously reduced it's just how it works it's human nature to understand but if you do that then there's no extra law then there's no one to point a finger at you can't restrict guns break company because I don't agree with that I don't think that anyone is trying to keep these school shootings in the same state there are now I think that there's two things one no one wants to demonize psychotropic drugs especially politicians they have a really hard time with that short because they don't want to tell people who are on psychotropic drugs that there are either suck text or suspicious or potential Mass Shooters New York State SAFE Act and it's a fact literally says if you go on these drugs you lose your firearm so that's absolutely not true New York state it may be true in California animal laws here but in New York state the opposite is true we've already done that we have made our medical personnel part of our secret State Police which means if you go in and say you know I'm feeling depressed I need some drugs I'm thinking about suicide the state police might come by and take you far that's already happening in New York state and they now have red flag laws with me the teacher cannot do it so no teacher says oh there's a student who I see drew a firearm to a gun cops and robbers maybe a red flag let me go to a judge and see if I can have the cops go and take his father's final talk about this but I want to bring it back to what you said earlier that you don't think they want to fix the problem yet I don't think that's true I just don't think they have a viable solution that they think is politically viable perhaps but I think my solution seems low good Bible people I say everyone I say this to they go oh wow you're right what will you are definitely right that they're lonely sad people that are less turn out I think you're definitely right that in many instances it's a public suicide and I think you're definitely right that the vast majority of them are on psychotropic drugs which do have a disassociative aspect to them where they're not even sure they're aware of what they're doing is as if you talk to me that is good on those yeah that have been on these things things don't mean anything anymore like a car accident in front of them doesn't mean anything that people have various reactions to various ssris and antidepressants but one thing that happens is you lose the highs and lows and everything is just flat you become dumb yes and you become numb to almost anything can happen again it varies depending upon the individual part of that would allow someone to do something horrific which they wouldn't be able to before but there's two Things Remembered at 1 I'm not concerned with being righteous I'm concerned with Happy New Yorkers and happy people that's what I want righteousness is very low on my priority thing so if that doesn't sound if what I'm saying sounds bad but I'm okay I want to fix the problem the second thing is I'm not a politician which means I don't have I don't have a career at protect I don't have interest I have to serve the average donor is $75 so I have a bunch of people around me huge checks so I don't have that concern either so maybe in four years I'll be corrupt and you can meet me at the shop I'm not saying that at all what are corrupt mean I'm sure many of them are sure but I think that they just there's things they don't feel like they can discuss politically and I think one of those things is in anyway demonizing people are on antidepressants is a lot a lot only based upon the idea that when you have pain of any type physical mental the answer is not dealing with that pain but the answer is a once-a-day pill and because of that you have a lot of people who are on drugs and you partner is that about 80% of all the people who are currently heroin addicts somehow started on someone that even know what there's but someone's prescription legal legal drug I mean that was prescribed for the pain medication or like that usually pain medication things to you're totally correct is a problem but what I'm saying is this right off and people say Larry you know why should I vote for you why should I support you here's reason why whether you believe I can win or not it's actually relevant if you think I can win all so I can win and two before with you if I win in New York as libertarian the entire nation changes overnight and that's not exaggeration the entire nation changes over this is the most impactful election hands down the entire is the problem but what I'm saying is this right off and people say Larry you know why should I vote for you why should I support you here's reason why whether you believe I can win or not it's actually relevant if you think I can win awesome I can win and two before with you if I win in New York as libertarian the entire nation changes overnight and that's not exaggeration the entire nation changes over this is the most impactful election hands down the entire nation


    Joe Rogan - How to Fix Voter Apathy
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    before we get started I like you that's good I like you alot I'm not going already in man I'm just telling you right now up front I've been listening to a lot of interviews watching a lot of your interviews you make sense it's almost like you know you can't win so you're talkin so logically it's you my twin yeah oh my God maybe I should vote if those people vote you win I went there is an untapped resource of unmotivated people who are too funny how do we fix that is it is it a matter of getting people I believe firmly that if we can get people to register and vote online especially with their phones it changes the world yes I really really really believe that and I think that this is also a concern of the people that are in the Democratic Party in the Republican party and I don't think they want that Save-A-Lot they were lying on voter apathy relying on people who are committed to their parties and who are politically active number one if you can get people to an event you can get them to the polling station number one that's what he did a lot of events I do over 30 event every month I am always in your pants getting people to show up because if I can get him to show up to my event I get into a polling Booth right cuz come just to hear me speak you have a lot of choice doubt that you can be on Netflix you can have your family and friends you can be playing a video game you choose to come hear me speak you'll come to the police station number one but how do I get to the care in the first place it's hope the average person who votes often right if you vote often you usable because of fear the two-party system installed via right I don't really care about my guy or gal but I'm so afraid of the other guy I'll go out and support my guy or gal you don't even know his name I just know I don't like the red team so by Bleu blue team so I bought red what to get someone who doesn't know any other states really bad news State about 70% of New Yorkers don't vote to huge chunk of a seventeen-year-old cruise have to get those people out you have to give them hope Bernie gave the left hope Trump gave the right hope that the Democratic party wasn't so broken as a party Bernie would have been a nominee it would have been hope against hope it was hoping its establishment hope one that's how it works huge chunk of a 17 Yonkers 70% yesterday was 67% so it helped us around 70 to get those people out you have to give them hope Bernie gave the left hope Trump gave the right hope that the Democratic party wasn't so broken as a party Bernie would have been a nominee it would have been hope against hope it was hoping its establishment hope one that's how it works I'm hope the other two guys running in my in my election the toilet


    Joe Rogan - What if Shaq Did MMA?
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    it happened before that old NBA people was just the biggest guy that ever played with set humidity free born and when he was standing next to him like this year old hanging out with his kid's dad all I hear stories like that that he's like he's a big kid on set he wants to do like undercover work for in Miami or something right now would be involved in pretty hard to be undercover when you're 6:11 I don't know if he's raining yet training but there was videos of him training arms like look if there is no weight limitations like he's so got it like that roast one of the Road Beaver and he and I'm doing this with the microphone full extension with bending down after that probably Brock Brock was cutting weight to make 265 with me around 300 lb at Walmart for sure and it's a different kind of 300 lb to if you did you'd be sure at 0 0 fat but I wonder about how cuz he's so big blue 75 lb and he's a kid right there by the way he's at least 20 or 19 or 20 years old by that I mean what did you ever see the movie Blue Chips that's a great movie Nick Nolte recruiting him


    Joe Rogan - Sylvester Stallone is an Animal!
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    God know it really is more like a middleweight but Hogan was I mean he wouldn't even be able to back in these days wouldn't be able to make the UFC weight limit UFC has a 265-pound cut off for whatever reason rewire yeah there's there's no super heavyweight division in MMA and a bunch of guys already cut weight Brock's a big example to cut weight to make 265 Francis ngannou Tim Sylvia if you guys have had actually cut weight Mark hunt cut weight to make 265 would not sell it and you get off and run it like Ryan O'Neal to play rock your someone Paul Newman I forgot it was like it was Ryan O'Neal they wanted Ryan O'Neal to play Rocky and he held out he's like no I fucken wrote this is me your vehicle and that. That's it that's the greatest example of being positively Unstoppable in owning it you know because I just watched how is live this life and he's young recreated themselves so many times and that's what I'm consulate drive to crazies of the guys doing The Expendables as a f****** action star he's in his 7D 22 I think 73 years old what the f*** he is and he's doing now he's we talked about I guess he's on the set for a couple weeks by this time he says I'll tell you what day you member every top alpha dog is in that first movie cuz he grabbed the them yelled at the heaviest of the heavy the guys with the biggest names and Austin said in a world of alpha dogs there is one number one guy and his name is Sylvester Stallone and he said when you were doing the Hollywood fight in the back the bomb was like come on bring It Like meant it I seen his neck like they did an X-ray of his neck he's got these f****** screws keeping his spine together in his neck he showed her. It was these adorable Michelle or Letterman but he was on and they showed an X-ray of his neck he broke his f****** neck doing that movie because he's 68 at the time 69 and he's getting thrown into a wall telling Austin is he got knocked out by Antonio Carver Antonio Tarver in one of those Rocky movies and he got f****** knocked out there doing the boxing scenes with are going over things and Tarver cracked him I would kill to do a work out with him and show him cuz he fused together he might be topless guy pound-for-pound age for a July actias 72


    Joe Rogan on The Rock's Work Ethic
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    Craigslist actor now we just did the Ferdinand movie and he's on fire right last time I saw him at the show I just pulled them over for a second I just I don't really know him that well but I wanted to know I want him to know that I was so proud of him not for what he's done as an actor you know I'm super proud of them on that level but how he carried the company on his back for over a decade and still did so much work for charity event with mind-boggling like no one is done Erewhon that whole Make-a-Wish thing then Cena has but when I saw did you see him when he hosted the ESPYs no dude you're a comedian you know how hard that s*** is she is not a stand-up comedian but she was freaking amazing almost doing the rock confuses me in like how much energy has I don't know how the f*** you can do all the things he does always doing something like I do to his Instagram page all the time pager code is I I put like guys like who have the most insane workouts like right now rock is way past everybody has passed anyone I've ever seen that Mitchell and and I'll just patiently put it this way. Just says hey dude wrestling he's not doing that he's doing his pockets we're not doing that he's doing this for his doing. Are we doing this or doing that and like he flew in they freaking private Janet him into the all-in deal and didn't even know I don't like to know how would I be surprised and they shot this I know with Kenny Omega who's one of the Premier Inn Jericho at 47 sold out the Tokyo Dome 47,000 people January his match face Russell Dandridge has everything or 48 minutes they wrestled for 37 minutes he's 47 will he jump on a plane while he's touring they flew him and he put a mask on you thought it was one guy he pulls the mask off after he drops Omega boom it's Jericho the place goes batshit crazy he gets out grab this deal and the other guys Batista so Batista yo between Galaxy I mean the ears for guys that are like red-hot as actors and they're all the boys I mean the ears for guys that are like red hot as actors in their all the boys


    Joe Rogan - How Diamond Dallas Page Became a Pro Wrestler
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    it's so funny cuz like then there is a Divergent I am 31 years old that is if you guys want to read a really great like super detailed like insanely long it's called a letter to my younger self players Tribune and so we're writing this job it's so f****** long am I 9000 words and then they want more detail that goes affected if you was trouble that was that son-of-a-b**** was Major trouble let me go back to where bring it down so I do this radio spot and when they're doing it but radio decide TV up when I do the radio Anthony fill me at my office right now let me just digress the week before I'm going around at night and grabbing the drawer she only took the money first and I'm watching video that's up on Girls Just Want to Have Fun remember that with Cyndi Lauper and Captain Lou Albano I'm not talking to anybody but myself and I say very nice in Little River Band that video when I go rock and wrestling I should have been a part of that and I walk into my office now other bartenders going to come in right now keeping me down so I would love that name for the room together so I tried that is handsome so bottom line is Smokey comes in the back and he goes pinstripe what do you mean Rock and wrestling I can't get it out of my head job and I just start scribbling and I write Diamond Dallas Page I said you know where to get the diamond I just figured my birthday April and it just kind of floating the diamond month and classy Freddie blassie 3.322 and now I'm 31 Diamond Dallas Page Jimmy Hart has got the Hart Foundation Jhene Aiko Miss Elizabeth beautiful but she's girl-next-door beautiful what if I had a whole stable of ladies and I called them Diamond Dolls and they were stripper hot it was like all that'll be a stretch and I'm like and I just wrote it down a week later here I am with the party News Network and they're interviewing me and it's some point they say so where does The Voice come from White sunglasses there to time I don't know if I do it but they're sitting right there next to that s*** so I grab them when I put them on your sunglasses because I can put a mask on it's lights out Hobart oh my God those f****** classic what years will this have any normal midget wrestler king of the world what years are the 1987 that's 2 years for me so what happened was I do this promo where they doing the show I put them on and I got the boys coming from Diamond Dallas Page H I pick up the phone and go f*** you Smokey and I had the f*** break I think it's smoking ripping me right cuz it's not Smokies needs to talk to you I do he's like yeah I don't want to bring it up it's radio and I'm like man I don't know because I'm going to have Captain Lou Albano one like what's the odds of that I'm going to have Captain Lou Albano on the show I want you to be my co-host go do I get to talk to Captain Lou do I mean something in my head and he says I got this friend of mine named Rob Ross and who is a boxing promoter up in Minnesota I'll give you the address Cinema Cape or something so I think about it and I write those storylines for those guys and then I make that tape and I send it to be AWA no bulshit Joe 2 weeks later I get a phone call Dallas Page and I'm like yeah this is Robertson from the AWA we've seen your tape we want to bring you and your boys in for a tryout but we got one question and we've shown them tape around and stick you like what he owes why would you send it to tape I go it's like a secret society that no one can figure out how to f****** get in so why they're training I could do manage and like I don't call us we'll call you and two weeks later God just a line this for me at some for some reason just to be where I am today but Paul heyman's when the biggest stars is Noah character on WWE television wait to be NWA which was going to get bought by Ted Turner left a huge spot open for a young guy that could talk they brought me in all those clothes you saw me in I was wearing that s*** in Fort Myers Florida and I said to my buddy Kurt search who is my head bouncer at the time of the floor and I am when this is starting to happen Michael do can you imagine if I ever have a reason to dress like this down living the gimmick but it was beginning everything in Dusty Rhodes income in Florida for Florida championship wrestling Dusty took me under his wing man and he gave me every break that ever meant anything to my career early on that's why it was so important for me to be there for Cody because I get choked up just think about it I ever had and for me to watch his do what they did last weekend you remember you first match my first got my first match was tag match and I developed a relationship that was super tight with him when we were in Florida but it was his wife Michelle who really kept it going when he wasn't because when I call UPS to check in with Dusty once in awhile she said don't worry Dallas Dusty will call you back and knowing how bad he is it calling someone I know that that's why I thank Michelle on my own Fame speech on her I don't know if it ever would have kept going the way it's a but Dusty you only brought me in and I managed the Freebirds Michael PS Hayes and Jimmy Jam Garvin which was a section education such a good time Michael still one of my best friends today and I hope Scott whole who is Big Scott hole come in changed his entire look from blond hair and a big role with mustache and I'm dyes hair jet-black and give them this fresh cut beard that like nobody had to 5 Shadow and no one knew who the f*** he was and I brought them in and what is happening as you show the crazy clothes I wore while 5 months in Magnum TA Duffy's right-hand man comes up to me and he's like listen. We're going to keep you at the color commentators Fox am also doing color commentary with the hair and the rap and the dolls in those crazy clothes because you're taking too much attention away from the boys and they're the ones you draw the money and I was like so f*** are you telling me Magnum time to over the f****** topper wrestling and he goes as a manager kind of said but you know what manager I want to live the Dream well I'm going to do it and I went down there and they beat the f*** out of me now did they teach you how to do it first blow you up my one of my other mentors that guy named Jody Hamilton he really taught me a lot play blow you up cuz that was not the sixties is it's different like down there performance center but the original Power Plant my one of my other mentors are guy named Jody Hamilton who was the Assassin and he really taught me a lot so this guy Sarge but in the beginning they want to run you off so that I want to see if you quit


    Joe Rogan - Can Louis CK Comeback?
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    we should be allowed to come back and he serve time off and and then the argument by a lot of women is here but he hasn't said anything like you had one on anyting what is what you know what shows that he's learned anything like what what should you have to do I don't know I mean Louise very smart I'm sure he'll if he wants to keep doing it after this reception he'll probably come out with some statement or do something I don't know but the reality is what did he lose they took away networks took away his stuff to film Distributors we're going to put out his film but as a comedian from by all accounts to fill my s*** anybody has seen the film taking this money financially or is that them exercising their desire to not work with someone who's been accused of something that they don't want to be associated with but my point is there's these entities that can prevent him from making a living as a comedian though he can walk into a garage and if he has fans they're going to come see him he has he has that under his control right so he can do it it's up to him whether he wants to or not it's up to his fans with it they show up or not and it's up to the people that hate what he did in a really against them to not go right this will that's why thing was weird but he just showed up at the seller which is like his favorite place to go and he just worked out material by Kyle is saying it's just they're trapped in there and they can't get out that they didn't have an option to say I don't want to see him it's really interesting all the different spins though all the different women spins you know and one really bizarre Spin and I saw was this one was saying that this is indicative of the problem of all comedy clubs and aggressive male audience and women they're feeling threatened not being able to use their voice unlike uservoice ugly and a Hackle they're saying like you like you would be more empowered if there are more women so you could Heckle that's not cool like you not supposed to do that a, if you don't like someone just don't laugh you know it's not your job not your place to say that you don't like someone when the other people do like it you know if you are right if your walk out just like you going to see a movie deal is you're not there to perform the audience is there to just sit there and laugh or not laugh right but don't be rude to the other people that are enjoying it so soon as you are sensibilities Above the Rest of the audience will you are a problem if you decide like hey I didn't like this when you go home and write about it that's totally your bra yeah but this this one woman's take was like women don't feel like they have they can they have the ability to speak out about it I might speak out like so you're saying like to Hackle hey I don't want you onstage I know everything about you and your story and I don't me you to perform in front of me even those other people laughing right aggressive men like of this and this is one of its becomes this male vs female framing that represents aggressive men sexual men doing things to women they don't want the women are sitting there in silence they don't want to be there and they don't have a voice because they feel overwhelmed and out overpopulated or outnumbered for the problem is that Harvey and him and Matt Lauer and people like that they are the poster boys for that so they're going to be watched very closely and Affairs right in the office with girls who work with them so what was inappropriate is he what he was having sex with his staff right right but he was also hitting on people didn't want to be hit on was in his office yeah that was the accusations yeah it wasn't just you was dating them he was also you know in the office yeah yeah all these guys you know they're all very complicated they're all very fuzzy kind of things but they are those guys going to be watching very closely as you see Louis just goes to this little club and does a set and its national news and National debate it's like it's it's it's heady stuff. great time of change has great time of introspective thinking and of observing our behavior and discussing our behavior and watching this give the worst case examples of which my in my opinion is Cosby worst-case example of drugging people and there's a woman who was on television on CNN she said something it freaked me out once you said it is entirely possible to build is the the most prolific serial rapist in history you wouldn't want happen to your wife and your kids your friends that one of the girls who came out against him like they have been flirting like the whole weekend and talking about sex like the whole weekend and then he did that and then he had sent the girl a text saying I'm really sorry that I did that and she said don't worry about it like we're talking about sex all weekend and then when the accusations came out more accusations that seem to be more egregious than through her hat into the mix as well I don't know if that's true or not though you don't know is he said those stories are true and that he did something wrong and he was going to take time off for 9 months or whatever it was and people said that's not long enough you didn't do anything like you got up to what what should someone do like in one of them Michael Ian Black said on Twitter before they tore his dick off and stuffed it in his nose say no like every Road to Redemption begins with I'm sorry this is a very valid point like you should just have to say I'm sorry I'm sorry but I don't know what he said to the women I don't know what he said either one public statement did he say I'm sorry and that one public statement his mess and like anyone that comments on it or comes near it or like that the owner of the Comedy Cellar everyone's got to deal with the after the aftermath of what this guy did it's like why am I going to like it has the owner of the cellar it's like why is he brought into Louise Behavior I saw at least a half a dozen articles written about what a piece of s*** Michael Che was for saying that he Louis deserves the opportunity to make a living right right after Michael Che in his in his useless opinion like like their opinion that Michael che's opinions useless we just wanted Beautiful Things by free expression for me and I don't mean that I take pleasure in any of this cuz it's horrible for everyone involved but it's interesting like I said that probably won't go back into business with him comedian you know he can put a show up in the park he can put it all up anywhere he wants it's really up to him and people can protest it they can not show up they could buy tickets by the Thousand it's going to be interesting to see it when he takes that part of his earning in that part of his life in his own hands you really can't stop him yeah in that way it's like it's how you frame it so I don't think I don't think he's a bad guy at all I think with Luis is a pervert and I think he's you know he's into I think part of it is like being naughty and doing something that's forbidden and you know he getting away with it in and it didn't having these girls like him for being a comedian and then doing that to them mean this is my speculation is a lot of weirdness to it but I don't think that he's like an angry person and I don't think he's trying to be hurtful I don't think any of that was thing is just terrible judgment everything I mean you could say a lot about it that's f***** up and it's like what it is is not he's not like he's not trying to hurt people I think he's just f****** weird think about what it is he's asking can I jerk off in front of you like the most way to approach it can I jerk off in front of your measly clearly Hast adorable somebody in a powerful position and come out and say it and know that you're going to get hate from the world they were they were heard enough that they felt that they had to say something and do something sure and you just want like on this personal level you want them to be okay. You want everybody to be okay you want them to be okay and feel like they had justice and coming out being brave enough to come out and say something only way one of the only ways just like you got to kind of you know this and then there's definitely a feeling you know the comedy world is like separate and we kind of like you know it's a crazy environments and Nightclub kind of a thing and what you heard when these ones these women came out was know this is kind of inappropriate that girls women can can't come into a club and just feel okay like they have to field all this stuff in guys them all the time like I kind of made you look at the scene and be like all right maybe this scene to be cleaned up a little bit as well well it's like what I was saying about a worse version of working out at a gym so I can drive if you go to a gay gym and you see men lirot you that's a big thing already and then you throw a headliner that's got to be a big thing and it's like so I think that those women should feel good that it definitely made an impact they should know that they've been heard and that they they they shined a light on something that even people that were in it men that were in it where of they were definitely heard very difficult for people to consider really objectively consider other people's perspectives like really considering the convenient way like you know like they know what they can get away with what they do they really consider how the other person feel something people do but I think situations where the discussion is so emotionally charged like this it's good for us it's good for us public discourse it allows this public discussion of it and there hasn't been like you know people that have gotten hurt by that have come out and set it like in our scene where they're like nice people and they've been attack is very few yeah but it was like hey there's some big important people in this scene and they're acting inappropriately and it did you know that you're right I think it's good it's definitely woke it up and moved it further right I have a funny daughter I know you have a funny daughter who knows if they see our life and want to go pursue it you want them to be able to go to a club and not have to deal with a whole nother in the parking lot I have a friend of mine who's a comic and she got hit on by this other guy was a comic who shall remain nameless and she showed me some of the texts that he sent her and I was like holy s*** like I'm the only one that can make you come or something f****** crazy guide. Cheese heard obviously it's created a a movement you know but then it becomes on the other side of becomes about but did this man's was he punished enough and we have control over whether or not he's allowed to come back as an audience for a Woman They think about a guy being angry with you that carries that threat of physical danger now that's a different thing I know I was thinking I was going to take the other day and I was thinking about fine line at the end of the night in a bar those Meathead guys were trying to like hit on girls and when it doesn't work they decide they're just going to fight instead what is an aggressive aggressive animal could have been I could have said yes and brought him home with me or I said no and now he's punching that guy in the parking lot raging drunk earlier my point being with their formidable creatures and they're big and they're specially at your weight lifting gym I had a friend gay friend in New York and that was the name of that Jim there David Barton or something like that David Barton is like some kind of Health Club in New York was it was it was mostly gay men am I know you don't understand it's really I mean it's to the point where when you're awake working out on a machine there are pain lights that come right down on your bicep like the lighting is made to make you look sexier yeah because I was on a curling machine right now there be a light that came from the ceiling like that Hitler your by Shadows make them look bigger so it's about sex hitting on each other all the time gym


    Joe Rogan on Asia Argento Controversy
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    yoga teachers out there f****** their students now that's a violation if you're anything that's a teacher and Below you're using that you're manipulating that person but was not like a big part of like undergraduate students and professors back in the day they can't do that anymore well how old is she even him he was probably 30 something and she was 717 once I get my in basketball I don't know after dinner 19 was legal when somebody is the teacher or the or the guru is that a person was 16 years old can generally consent to have sex with any adult in this is in 2018 let's today that's today so here's the thing because she had sex with him and then she got Tony to pay this kid off 300-plus thousand dollars to shut his mouth and then it came out that she was a hypocrite because she seduced this kid and f*** them and she played his mom in the movie 10 Years prior when he was only seven which is really tired of his pictures of her and the kid when the kid was up like a little kid didn't fall, then pictures came out of her in bed with them and then Woody's text messages when they had sex is my point he was seventeen at the time so we've been totally legal to happen in New Jersey but it happened in California but this is all going on while she was making a big deal when is first of all let's be honest about that situation I mean 17 he's going to be okay I'm just saying even if it's illegal yeah it's just not the same for boys it is not the same but the more guilty of being a hypocrite than anything did she stay in touch with him all those years from what she was playing the mom guess the real creepy pictures her in the movie with him when it has like a little kid but it's not as creepy as Woody Allen when he had his daughter sitting on his lap and then 10 years later that same daughters holding his hand as his girlfriend in a brand in the front row of a basketball game kind of weird I don't know if he's even a reason to make that comparison but the but point is that can we have no case at all if this is a New Jersey right it was which I don't think you should have a case he threatened to go public with any wanted money and they gave him money Anthony Bourdain did and gave him a lot then he comes out it came out anyway I don't know why I came out on the who released it Harvey Weinstein somebody will somebody released it I don't know what happened but what they're basically showing is that this whole thing you know of her attacking being attacked by Harvey Weinstein it's complicated maybe he did exactly what she said he did it's possible but she clearly is deceptive she definitely lied about this kid yeah the problem is the age of consent being 17 if it was 18 or you know if he was 18 rather or if it was like in New Jersey where it's 16 there's no case and she just f***** a young kid and I'm just going to be honest the only thing that's creepy is that they had the sort of mom son yeah boy music that's a man it's not the same thing it's not the same old man and 17 year old girl she's a good person she got close to the wire she's like I can't hold on anymore enough already it's will you move to New Jersey I won't I just don't think it's the same thing now I think the only thing she's really guilty of here is hypocrisy and deception I don't think she's guilty of a sex crime even though she technically is in my mind I mean maybe I am I sexist I don't know if I am sexist against men but I just think I think the guys going to be okay so damaged like I'll come on he's he would love any so he's a 14 you're still don't know who you are you're still mixed up and again we're both hard teacher student Dynamic and she played his mother and she clearly had some sort of them eternal love like sort of relationship with him early on and then it became sexual later but then says he jumped her she says the horny kid jumped me that's what she said her text to her friend when she's being honest oh really yes so maybe he did maybe he was in love and planning for the whole time he came out to do with him anymore and maybe they had a couple of drinks together and she you know she just didn't know what to do when he started making moves on her and so she f***** him cuz she's crazy that's possible to is it a crime I mean what what you're telling you talking about a crime where it was 200 days later it's not a crime like really is going to learn a lot in 200 days of the Law's the law mr. Dragon over there it's so great because there's so many things that can happen you really have to become down to what was there a logic Asia Argento go f*** that guy couldn't help it you would get a haircut and we grow back that time we got my car he was just Italian yeah after the alleged incident where he ate her p**** and she didn't want to keep coming back there was a couple that came back and it's like you do were they aware that he drugged them the first time I don't know the details but again because after the rape your friendly with them by turning into something different so that maybe would establish a consensual relationship with after the rape them to try and take their power back a little relieved themselves of the feeling of being a victim of May almost make it consensual Big Bear in flannels and you're cutting wood in a girl comes over and she sucks your dick against your will. I can't believe you're doing this God damn it and then once it's over you like well I don't want to feel like I got raped and was going to establish a relationship with this lady I see I can't get pregnant I used to work out of this gay gym to Gold's Gym on Cole s a gay gym cuz it was like a lot of gay guys obvious over tan you know gay guys like super thin tank top and combat boots real aggressive you'd feel like guys were looking at you and hitting on you and it made you uncomfortable welcome to being a woman not even really because I could f*** those guys up so I wasn't worried women that men don't have so our ideas of what it would be like to be in a non consensual relationship with a woman when she sucks your dick against you will just not comfortable that's a great point I mean that's when that Michael Douglas movie came out and it was the same thing it was the reverse Which movie was she goes down on them and he's like no stop it it's a work relationship and he's like stopped Behind the Candelabra it was another movie and it was became like a Fang it became like a kid joke because as a disclosure because as a man who was the star Demi Moore that's fake news out there and give it a try at like f****** WCN TV some s*** you've never heard of w wor-tv have that like f****** WCN TV some s*** you've never heard of wor-tv


    Joe Rogan - Should Video Games be in the Olympics?
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    your thoughts on it okay I was reading about that they're thinking about putting a video gaming in the Olympics yeah and that way they were talking about it in the Olympics and these kids consider themselves athletes the only hang-up that they had on it was it the video games are violent and they don't want to promote that but to me it was trying to cash in that's all that is dirty I think it's a dirty business and this was highlighted by the movie it gross if the ioc is in bed with the world anti-doping agency and how you know how they sort of function together and what I really is all about is making money and anything that compromises that making money they going to vote against it it is just it's not it's a dirty business if they did have it in the Olympics what they would basically do is take these guys were making millions and millions of dollars playing video games at a professional level pulling out but actually moving pieces around video game out I know that's crazy why would I never heard of that I know they were there was at one point in time they were talking about it but I thought the thought it was put back in was just it was out for at least 113 voted to drop wrestling from the Summer Olympic program effective 2020 is a real do you say that wasn't in I don't think it was yeah I think it was I don't think it was Bob Kosta call him now 96 and they took it out alright so maybe it was in last time but I don't know what the that's lady that is a rough f****** Spa my God they're adding video games to the Asian Games in 2022 and then send me a demonstration sport in Paris 2024 going to make all the money you were already huge and by the way the people will run that they missed the boat they didn't see it coming they don't deserve it what about the athlete part of it what about it to consider it a sport well know it's a game but it's a very highly-skilled game I mean it's definitely something valuable like used to be thought of as a frivolous waste of time with it but you don't I don't think you classified as a sport call Esports are they an athlete the top gamer an athlete the only caveat is that it's hand-eye coordination right there is hand-eye coordination in what do you consider a sport do you consider something you move your entire body or just moving your fingers enough cuz like is pool a sport Billiards tennis is Sport being full mental being around you jumping back and forth you're swatting eyeball the shooting at you trying to get out of the way I mean the amount of endurance you haven't stamina and explosiveness all contributes to your game would you make an exception for someone that's really good at Qbert yes that was my favorite she's a little wizard not a sport the only one in the Olympics because they realize there's a massive amounts of people that are watching it and playing them now and they can make a lot of money all arenas feeling Arenas Olympics is a billion-dollar business skiing and shooting on where they called a salon or pentathlon the one that Bruce Jenner won which was that that's what the cap on stabilizing with your legs and you have a certain stance and if your Bose heavy to pull back that it requires strength but that's a blurring the lines essentially a martial art with a tool you know and then it neared Emissary but you could do it on paper so it's target archery but they haven't just Target just too damned if you tell me about ya video game not really I guess maybe totally hot more of a sport if you try to shoot off hand or pistol shooting I would say like pistol shooting would definitely be a sport what pistol shooting I would say like pistol shooting would definitely be a sport like when they do those courses you ever seen those courses that they do and then you run through a door and then you turn the corner and


    Joe Rogan - Carnivore Diet Fixed Mikhaila Peterson's Arthritis
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    a bolt on this wacky diet both on this wacky carnivore and this is probably one of the most controversial things in relationship to in relation to food today when when people discuss diets you know a lot of people that are vegetarian or vegan or try and ketogenic diets or paleo but when you say carnivore that is one of the ones where people just Universal seem to like step back roll their eyes most people don't think it's a good idea they don't even know why they don't think it's a good idea and then you tell them about people like you or my friend Chris Bell who has similar autoimmune issues and he said hip to hip replacements he's only 36 and I think pretty sure cuz he's had them for quite a few years massive joint pain all sorts of issue and you when did you got a hip replacement how old were you 17 and an ankle replacement 17-year those crazy so your whole life you've had arthritis issues or juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and I had like 37 joints affected and then I was put on immunosuppressants in grade 4 stars actually the first kid in Canada to be put on this biological Denville those on Enbrel and Methotrexate for ever like leading up to the hip and ankle replacement and they did help reduce some of the pain but I still ended up with no cartilage in my joint and have my hip and ankle when I was 17 inflammation swelling in the cartilage up even particularly swollen I didn't have a very like inflammatory visually inflammatory arthritis so my rheumatologist who'd been at SickKids for 20 years said that I had the worst arthritis she never seen those very severe it wasn't particularly slick swollen my joints just disintegrated like this didn't know so it was eventually after the hip and ankle replacement the diagnosis was changed to juvenile idiopathic arthritis so is literally like we don't know how did you go from these medications pharmaceutical medications to getting into this carnivore diet thing what was this this path we were very like science-oriented especially dad so even though mom kind of wanted to delve into diet and was like we should go sugar-free or stop eating you know whatever make sure you'd whole grains like all that stuff we never gave giant a chance because there is no scientific evidence for it so I basically got sicker and sicker and sicker and I ended up by the time I go to university ended up with arthritis severely depressed on antidepressants as well I had idiopathic hypersomnia I was sleeping about 18 hours a day my whole body was itchy all the time that started when I was about 14 so that was when I started University and then my diet just got disastrous and University and I was like drinking all the time and eating like pizza and beer and I gained like 30 lb in the first year and ginger ale a lot of ginger ale anyway I gained about 30 pounds in the first year of my mental health declined even further and I didn't really know what was going on and then I started getting skin issues for started getting rashes cystic acne and I was like okay I can deal with like for really awful health problems but I can't deal with things affecting my skin on top of that there's too many things I went to dermatologist and they basically told me I was anxious and like causing these rashes bite itch so that was the dermatologist opinion which is very unhelpful anyway I spent a lot of time as eventually prescribed adderal for that hypersomnia so I spent all my time Googling reading papers trying to get a background on skin disorders and eventually I came across this celiac disease rash online and that's what I had it looked exactly the same so I cut out gluten I read a whole bunch about like the effects of gluten on the light and thought Oh there's actually some evidence the gluten isn't good for people why aren't people being told this like why didn't my doctor test me for celiac disease because celiac disease couples with autoimmune disorders all the time like they test type 1 kids for celiac disease but for some reason they don't test kids with arthritis for celiac disease gluten and that kind of help maybe like 20% but it was hard to tell because the summer like maybe I'm just feeling better from the summer my rash kind of went down but it was still there and then so September 2015 my mom dragged me to a naturopath and they gave me the sheet of foods in like try this one nation diet and I looked at the sheet and thought this doesn't make any sense like why can I eat lemons and oranges why are almonds on there but other nuts are off so I cut so I thought okay if I'm going to do an Elimination Diet which I didn't believe in at all I'll cut down to what I considered safe foods and I had no idea what I was doing so I just thought okay vegetables are pretty safe I'll get rid of nightshades talk about them being bad but it's like tomatoes eggplant those kind of foods for some reason they're I just knew that they were literally everybody has heard them referred to as nightshades decide decide calling demons for help green vegetables are still eating rice that point cuz I got everybody's rice rice is safe and meet but I cut out like Dairy most grains soy sugar processed foods and then in the next month my joints got way better and my skin healed and my skin never healed for a couple years I'd always have these flare-up that never went away and that was just on a like relatively low carb diet just like just less I don't know I was still eating rice right but it was still mostly meat and vegetables and I thought okay maybe there's something to this and then I made almond flour gluten-free sugar-free dairy-free almond flour Nana muffins and ate a bunch of those one night and I woke up in the next day my wrists were sore and I thought okay maybe that's weird and then I had a bunch more than muffins because the muffins were good and then I went away to a cottage that weekend and I can walk cuz of my knees and I never had flare-ups that badly like I used to get my shoulder was always sore when I slept so I took Tylenol 3 at night for sleeping and my wrists were stiff ever had like a flare up like I couldn't walk so that was that weekend so then I went back to the diet and got really strict with it and then things were better like my skin was better I I lost this was weird I lost 5 lb which wasn't a lot but I went down to three pant sizes those all bloating that I didn't realize was bloating cuz it never fluctuated that was the first month and then 2015 and I start trying to reintroduce Foods because I was having cravings and I missed going out to eat with my friends and everything so I tried to read the first thing I try to reintroduce was Sour Patch candy because I was having really intense sugar don't look at me like that I was having really intense sugar cravings when I looked at the pocket and I thought okay no sugar there's no Dairy there's no gluten there's no soy this will be fine and I really want to eat them add those and the next day my whole body was itchy again it was like like mosquito bites everywhere itchy so I thought okay maybe maybe that was a bad idea or waited a couple weeks and I tried to introduce almond butter organic almond butter cuz I wanted something fast protein fast and then I had a slight abdominal cramping diarrhea then it came back so for the next year well I'll slow down we got some time that was that was the almond butter so then I waited a while and I felt pretty good this was November 2015 and then I started feeling really good and I went off of my antidepressants and I had been taking antidepressant since I was in grade 5 a really high dose of an SSRI which had been very helpful but pride myself down so I went down to half and then I went to a quarter and then I went to Nate and then I stopped taking how long to leave it was nothing really it was two weeks I didn't have withdrawal symptoms like maybe I was lucky that way chicken beef fish olive oil apple cider vinegar salt at that point I was also eating pears and apples so it was kind of like paleo kind of very restricted paleo dairy-free brain chemistry problem skin maybe that was Diet cuz it's gluten link and then maybe cuz of the Celiac Gene that I got tested for maybe the arthritis was part of that but I never thought mood was associated with it that was a surprise in November anyway I went off of the antidepressant and then I'm about a month later I tried to reintroduce soy and this is when things started getting really weird that year so I was having Cravings like crazy and I would miss eating out and I thought there were probably like four or five foods I was really sensitive to and I if I could just figure out what they were I could eat pretty normally I didn't realize like I didn't know what was going on if I had known I would have done it much differently but I tried to reintroduce because at that point I still thought so I was a health food so I ate a huge meal of like edamame beans and bean sprouts and miso soup that I made myself so it's gluten free and soy sauce and tofu I literally ate so I never for him and I had the same kind of reaction with almond butter I had immediately got bloated and diarrhea like within maybe 20-30 minutes of eating it I thought okay. Sucks I guess I can't eat soy and then about four hours later my other legs got itchy and then my whole body got itchy and I was like okay that's sucks I'm clearly and then the next morning the depression came back and it came back like that was a worst depressive experience I've ever had I was medication free and it came back in the morning and I got in the shower and I just like I bawled in the shower and thought how could I be so naive to think that my horrible autoimmune disorder and depression and everything was caused by food like what an idiotic thing to think how could I be that hopeful and then I had to remind myself okay no you ate a whole bunch of this food then you had this like digestive distress then you got itchy and now the depression is back there's clearly a pattern here but was hard to think like that when I got that depressed so that day was like I spent a lot of that Jay crying then the next day got worse and this is this is when it gets weird so that night I went over to my parents and I was like I don't know what's going on right and they're like take a car back to your apartment I said I don't think I can drive like I can't I just can't think I don't know what's going on so just my brother drove me home and I was like on the verge of having a panic attack for no reason writers just like my heart rate was increasing I was trying to find my keys and I turned around to look at my brother in the car and his head was a like a kind a demon but he had like a demon had for about a second-and-a-half and he looked at me and then he turned and then it was my brother again so I was standing up for that year yes before that know after this I'll get into it birbal stories as much as I could possibly do to avoid no to gluten to people who are schizophrenic from gluten yeah they're people with celiac disease who has schizophrenia induced by gluten so I found that but I didn't find anything for other foods but I did find a case study woman who was seeing demons from her celiac disease gluten when you say you looked over and you saw your brother and his head was a demon head look described it like no I found no it was dark in a room and I don't know if you've experienced this was really dark in the room and then you can kind of see things in the dark it was more like that it was dark at night and it was like I was so anxious that and maybe you just caused yourself to something but it wasn't the Vivid demon or something it was like but it was there and then hid under the blankets all night I was going to do it before but enough and Akon me down couple of weeks basically stoned because I didn't know when it was going to end I didn't know what was going on and I couldn't find anybody on the internet who had the same experience as me and then about two-and-a-half weeks later it started going away and so you said you mean the depression depression to arthritis it wasn't that just a depression that can't that's just for a couple weeks or 3 weeks King started I had bloating and then the depression came back and then about a week later my skin started breaking out and then maybe 10 days later my arthritis came back so I wrote All My symptoms down every day because I was going crazy I didn't know what was going on and I wanted to write it down to see what was going on weighted wild things are good again my symptoms went away and then over the next year I tried to reintroduce food over and over and over again and I was making like I tried whey protein powder and that did not nothing ever got to as bad as that so I experienced but I had a number of other experiences where it was the worst depression I've ever experienced and it was on the verge of seeing like I don't know seeing faces in things turn all these health issues how do you get to the carnivore diet or later I decide hey maybe I don't want to keep cycling in and out of all horrible autoimmune mental problems maybe I'll just stick with the original diet and then I got pregnant and so then my autoimmune symptoms flare it again as soon as I found out I was pregnant my joints were stiff my skin was breaking out my anxiety was back and it was hard to tell what part of this is pregnancy and what part of this is an autoimmune disorder so throughout my pregnancy I cut down on all the carbs I was eating so I cut up fruit and cut out sweet potatoes I went down to meet and greens letting dad was on here one time he was on a meat and greens diet that was during that part we're both on a meat and greens diet mostly because we didn't realize you didn't need greens to survive so we're eating mean grants and then I had to sleep mostly because we realize you didn't we didn't realize cucumbers lettuce is pretty simple salad and then Meat and Fish who did that for about a year and then I had my daughter and then I didn't get better so then I found out okay so these symptoms aren't really pregnancy-related it's just me now from for some reason I've lost the tires to these Foods I used to be able to eat and in without medication but you hadn't achieved the levels of the I didn't know that you had died earlier exactly a really good point and then I got pregnant and I couldn't reach that point again so then this is 2017 so it's like November and I'm getting really frustrated about being itchy I'm just randomly itchy again randomly arthritic solid I can't control it with diet anymore maybe this maybe I'm just stuck like this and so I Googled like out of desperation I think I Googled allergic to everything food-wise something like that into Google I found the story about Charlene Anderson who's been mentioned a couple of times and she been diagnosed with Lyme disease and it's been eating nothing but like red meat for 18 years there pictures of her family online and I thought okay I know I'm not I think I Googled alert everything except meat on her then I found that Shawn Baker episode you did and he'd been doing it for two years and I think that night I thought screw it I literally have nothing to lose here I'm only cutting out salad so that's when I switched over I was December and then I switched over and the itching got better pretty quickly like within the first couple of days but then my digestion just got really screwed up so like bloating and diarrhea every time I eat and after about a week I thought okay this is a bad idea obviously apple cider vinegar olive oil and salt and pepper that's what I reintroduced and I woke up the next day and the it was back my joints are Steph and I thought okay if I have to choose between itching and arthritis or diarrhea I'm going to choose the diarrhea in a rough place so I stuck it out and at 6 weeks of just doing this my dad the bloating went away the diarrhea went away and everything started to improve so that was mid-January but are still pretty skeptical because I thought I thought maybe the reason the carnivore diet for people with because they just accidentally cut out everything that wasn't working for them processed food sugar you know grains all that surgery introduced all lives like organic olives and olive oil that was February and then I had this itching came back with the depression my skin broke out and it was minor in comparison to like soy talking crazy it's crazy but then here's the thing I started this blog so the blogs don't eat that I started this blog because I thought if for some reason there's someone else out there like me and they're Googling these thing it'd be nice for them to know that they're not alone and I found other people like this who are equally as sensitive I'm sure since we all have different allergies some people are allergic to cats some people have no problem with peanuts some people eat a Brazil nut and a die is that people want to think that a diet that works for them works for everybody and it doesn't work that way and things and people want you to follow their diet no matter what it is but it's vegan or paleo people are very ideological with that they would love you for you to do exactly what they're doing reinforce what they're doing is correct there's a lot of pushback against this carnivore diet idea but I don't I don't think it's outside the realm of possibility that someone like you might actually really be allergic to everything very sick and from coming from that place to now I can see how sick I was and it was like I was dying for medication can tolerate probiotic you can't tolerate them so the original idea was heal my gut repopulate with bacteria that maybe I'm missing and then maybe incorporate More Foods autoimmune flare-up arthritis body pain and then with probiotics would you get mood and itchy Easton all these different emulsifiers that they put in and bread and various foods are terrible for you oh my God yeah so prevalent there everywhere various foods are terrible for you oh my God yeah terrible for your stomach in there they're so prevalent they're everywhere


    Joe Rogan - Mikhaila Peterson on Having Jordan Peterson as a Dad
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    I'm excited to hear your father speaks very highly of you that's good what is it like to have Jordan Peterson as a dad is it weird to have to check yourself constantly make sure you're on your room on steady ground and anything ridiculous to the house especially and was like oh maybe he's a bit eccentric about what it was like to watch your dad become famous and in become famous and in his 50s transgender Bill the preferred pronouns bill then boom Off to the Races it was super weird especially how the media was portraying them and how what was actually happening at the events wasn't what was being portrayed in the media so that was weird to watch and then people recognizing him on the street is strange yes what happened in real life anyway so you can go to YouTube and see what he's been saying like not there's not like some secret that's going around but what's been portrayed has been so much more negative than what he's actually said or it'll take like sound bites and just we've a story that isn't quite true which I didn't read it for some reason I now it looks silly but for some reason I just thought that what the media was portraying with honest yeah what's this real issue today that that issue I've talked about this before but the issue is clicks it's not just about what's the facts of the story about these Publications are struggling to stay alive and one of the only ways that they can get people to click on stories is salacious headlines real make things really clickbaity and that's what they focus on and they focus on negative aspects of going to get people riled up they have to have an angle not talk to people who will write something and then I'll talk to them and I'll say hey man this is not what we talked about or what happened and they said I'm going to be honest with you I didn't even write that the headline was completely written by the editor so the editor came in change it all up change this switch to put some... Side of things you know I feel so cut off sentences so that they seemed more you know just more controversial than they really are because they didn't allow the counter point of say something nice a or it could be this or the or it could be this part is cut out you know they do things like that just to stay alive because I think when I mean really big publication for there's a New York Times or will they know the Boston Globe like big Publications are struggling for their life right now because people want to buy newspapers anymore and you know and getting people to read things online is very difficult and you have to do you have to do something salacious you have to do something that's enticing for them to click on it gas pain when you say that's just driving them down and you know it opens up the door for alternative media but some of those alternative media sources don't have journalistic integrity either so that it becomes a real issue you know that's that that's a problem with lot of online new shows is like they take a very editorial spin as well on the news and if you just read or watch their show you would go oh oh well it's this way because these guys are saying it's this but it might not be that way there's no real objective source is very hard to find a good objective Source sometimes I count on the New York Times but there's been some things that I've read from the New York Times I know or not South by using that forced monogamy are enforced monogamy argument or even with the when you understand it as a psychological concept that it is a culturally enforced idea I still don't think that applies to incels I don't I just don't think it has I don't think it makes any difference at all it's a good idea and it's a good idea for monogamous I don't necessarily think that that is going to help these guys at all and I think we know it's going to help this guy's yeah all individuals and their situations very but we're talking about people are in this woman was asking him what to do about these in cells which are involuntary celibates and one of them had driven a car into a crowd of people and killed a bunch of people cuz he was frustrated because he couldn't find a mate and your dad suggested that culturally enforced monogamy would be perhaps a solution for that and then a bunch of people went crazy saying that like women he saying that women should sacrifice candles and f*** these guys so they don't drive cars in the crowd only visiting answer for those guys really don't but now with that but that is what those kind of articles are like the editorial articles and opinion articles it's really it's a different thing than reporting on the news right the hell you get from telling the truth so I kind of just it's a different thing than reporting on the news right yeah I thought so honesty was always a big thing in our house and was like don't lie because if you lie eventually the LIE will surface and will be so much bigger than the hell you get from telling the truth so I kind of just assumed that the media did that yeah the world just worked like that I know that now


    Donald Cerrone Almost Died Cave-Diving - Joe Rogan Experience
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    I really couldn't train properly with it yeah that's that's going to be a different animal in the future when people aren't worried as much about permanent damage right I hope I need it because I do a lot of permanent damage first of all Katie wants to take you she takes you so you learn about all these different rules of the water and of the nitrogen levels that you're taking your body and the cave diving is about 5 years and I got my certification in high school and I am a super cave diver band I love it I love it I love I love diving I love everything about diving I love ship diving Sono days caves you name it I love it so Cozumel couple weeks ago and one of my old we could almost call him instructors taught me a lot of what I know about diving today we do three or four days and buddies of mine that were down and cozamel just went to some ships went to some Kar like he's getting a little bit older his mind is still very very very sharp but his motorcycle don't keep up with that much anymore right and again in cave diving it is very Necessities that you need so we jump in this cave I just kiss my girl and my new baby and she's I don't really want you to go like right I don't I don't want to say his name to the guy you're going with I'm worried what are you worried about I said I'm coming home this is what I come home every time you coming home I don't know so I picked up another I order another cylinder they are just breast I have to originate I'm going when I order another cylinder are just I told her just for the f****** had it right no one's ever died because I have too much hair 1000 PSI in 1000 PSI out and we have a thousand PSI in case something f****** happens also include driving they have lines run these indicate that already had a line runs a bunch of guys like me Tech divers have gone into case cover them they mapped on the name them they put put lines so you can follow him in case something happens right get in and get out lines and lines and none of the lines really connect Shepherd like the main is that like three or four main lines on big channels of the cable Kaiser huge right from the entrance to the main line using no one has a cave that you have that used to make it was called jump you can make your own phone line because they just don't want someone listening on here today to go find a cave jumping swim down and be able to get in and out and get lost in there now so we were Thailand incident with make a jump-off put the direction arrows down there girl cookies Wayne out towards the direction out of the cave is that way if something happens you come out when you make a jump you take your light you wrap it around your neck and then you have two hands of work online the guy I was with didn't follow some of our rules and in cave diving it's kind of an Unwritten fact that you only worry about you I'm coming home right I'm f****** staying alive so do you mean Ira J diamond something were to happen I'm not going in there to get you no reason for two of us die when only ones in there can die sweet rides at I off is buoyancy f****** hits the roof of the cave kicks his feet spins and Allison this line that's what we tie-dye witches are f****** Lifeline is now wrapped around him so I swim over to him and I try to help them unhook this line and he goes in a panic and panic kills everybody involved everybody involved eyes with panic and a some of that I can't express enough so he serves f****** freaking out hitting the roof spinning silk f****** ever and I just back out take about four or five big strong steps back when I grab ahold of the main line now it's Sylveon I want to see something sitting out there's all this like sediment that ends in the bottom of these caves and you're like a little tiny room so if you kick your fin hard it kicks up like. dust mite sediment silt you can't f****** see anything blocked it out so I back out of the sill I'd rather line and I seen they're f****** freaking and panicking spinning and rolling around in all caught up in this in his line and I'm a fuk by just a calm this was the exit I know where it is cuz I know where I am there's the exit he was making jump to go down another tunnel there he is now what I just rule that someone comes home right I broke the rule and I went in to get him. Down so I let go of the line I go in to get him cuz his light f****** his off now and I'm thinking God damn he spun up in this line is lights off did he drop his regulator is he had air is he okay soon as I go into the sill f****** lose everything man lose my way am I up my down I don't know where I am I f****** panicking out I panicking f****** freaking out more than any I've ever bang hit my head on the f****** ceiling and I just close my eyes and my goddamn Mccalla, f*** down calm the f*** down, the f*** down breathe came see my hand in front of me I have two watches on their glowing right those are my let me know my death my time everything right of 222 dive computers I check them hellotalk Comm check my light I got turn my light and burn burn my pressure gauges are glow-in-the-dark rise up charger with my light and look at okay air check my second one okay are I know my third one is good because I haven't even opened it yet that's just in case I breed down a f****** think and I can't even see my hand in front of me into the day I close my eyes now just thinking about it cloudy dark can't see my light turn my light off all right just just just calm call me self figure this out where's where's our partner I start feeling around and he's nowhere to be found right nowhere to be found so I'm now call myself a little bit and I start feeling the walls and start moving around I'm trying to think where am I but I don't know cuz we haven't been down this channel yet so I don't usually haven't made an imprint of all there's that there's this right kind of like a imprint in my mind cuz that's what we're doing as you're coming in landmarks right I don't have any of those I don't have any feel have any touch and I move around moving around and took a compass reading of the direction of the front when we tied up at the first jump right so I know 126° is the way out but in a cave a Twist and they move up and they're big and they're deep in their low right there's no reason how the water made the cave so it's kind of a direction I can think of the first anti my mind I start swing that way now I hit a wall boom and I go down and hit a wall and I'm f****** in panic mode again I f*** is going crazy on the mainline right to the cave again which is 800 yards to the front to the door and grab hold the main line okay now the entire behind me deeper into the cave is free it's no problem so free I can see everything is good more I need to go as f****** self it out and blown gone completely f****** wash it I can't I couldn't see you sitting there but I can see everything behind us can't see you I have the main line but I don't have the jumpline to get the f*** out so I started thinking look in the cave Maps front like before we landed try give Eliza of the direction I'm trying to remember landmarks but I can't see anything I can't feel my there was a split up here so I start a go back into back into the silt again and I start feeling around and I'm feeling and I find a hole in my is that the right way is that the one I want to go down where does that one go okay maybe remind when I remember remember that okay let's go to the next go on to the next one and not the dishes this is where it's got to be I'm going but all of a sudden I'm swimming against the current and I remember when I came into this cave there's a very slow current which is why the entire case now washed out from that point on right the current taken out so I'm like f*** you're swimming against the current you're going the wrong way somehow work that into my f****** Panic mind back on the f****** Mainline again right to find the main line to put out into the clear Mainline fuk fuk fuk you piece of s*** what the f*** are you right now keep in mind kissing my wife and keep my kids saying I'm coming home today I'm coming home coming home so do it again I f****** Venture into the great unknown the best Total Blackout another panic another panic f****** freak out can't find a way he made chicken losing air by the f****** second bro cuz now I'm breathing hard and breathing f****** irrational I'm sucking my Tank's dry right mind you I'm on are so I don't have there's no there's no answer to this after I breathe my last breath keep checking thank you kids my time looking directions time time are time f****** slow Slow Down slow down Diamond pitch f****** black can't see anything trying to figure out where I'm at what I'm thinking what am I doing okay we're running out of air how much time do we have till we were at 28 ft I know what 28 ft could probably breathe on his for about another hour on this tank another hours we got another hour okay we've been in here f****** 38 minutes already how would we going to do start trying to find my way out I can't trying to find a way out I can't now I start thinking what am I going to do I'm not going to drown Joe drownings at my biggest fear of my life so everything is called a b c and cared on her back is buoyancy control device to tell you that's how you control your buoyancy when you're scuba diving right it probably holds 20 big huge strong breast feel that m*********** up this is my plan to fill my BC up to the top of the cave Punk right now I'm only now I got a flip upside down and have like crawl on the ceiling trying to figure out where the f*** I am, now I got to get out of a cave upside down and I'm thinking all right we switch to our last bit are how we going to do this guy going to do short RBC up when I run out of air I'm now thinking in my mind, and a digel right tell my wife tell my kid I'm not f****** I'm coming home now I got to f****** realize how am I going to die I have a notepad that you carry in your pocket to draw and write on I'm thinking what what what are you going to say what's your what's your letter going to be your writing a f****** death later you're awake your fighter we figure this out you don't f****** find a way to quit you f****** b**** is a conversation do your f****** kid and tell her how you how you f*** him I'm sorry daddy's not coming home so I'm f****** thinking I'm not going to drown I'm going to bring my last breath summer breathe is BC that just fit over there and I'm a f****** breathe it until the oxygen level no longer happens I just passed out that's what that's my that's what I've come to realize how I'm going to die I'm going to slip away and pass out keep breathing the same air until I go away and I start thinking you f****** piece of s*** you're cute you're giving up like that you're having like legitimate conversation with myself while f****** incomplete panic but you're you're going to quit that you're writing a letter and you're going to f****** read your last are do you pass out you f****** p**** you're a fighter figured out so I'm upside down from crying on the ceiling I remember when I came in came in a big game is like a huge f****** track that runs along the top turn both my watch off now this point is a given off lightning my light I said that crack going to f****** lead to the surface at cracked going to f****** give us something so I just called start panicking me panicking again because I'm panicking I don't know what to do I'm sucking air in a f****** breathing hard and I'm hyperventilating I'm crying on the ceiling crawling on the ceiling looking for this f****** cracking goddamn but I found it I found the crack and I followed the crack in the crack got bigger and also I see f****** glow like green glow crawl crawl crawl on find it you're too big I can't f****** get out of the little hole take it out of the hole and f****** speak speak speak getting screaming freaking out calm down cowboy calm down this is the way calm the f*** down reel it in reel it in we're here we made it grabbed control fall the cracks and more opens up out boom there's the K f****** I'm out made it you're coming home that was a feeling mean while my guys out there I can't be mad at him because he panicked he grabbed the line he f****** ran out the whole he looks at me and he says so we're not diving together again are we I said no that was it those it text my girl I love you baby and today was a f****** scary moment but daddy's coming home and it was f****** so crazy because that was I mean I've almost died in numerous times but almost dying slowly with put in perspective me like these guys on death row what I always thought like yeah f****** kill a murderer man that's dude knowing the time and how much time you have left that's a scary Joe knowing that you have 2 hours left how much energy I have left at the end maybe another hour probably an hour and some change but could you imagine how I had to talk to myself and how I was going to die like three that f****** up a f****** up really bad back out but was I going to write a letter I was f****** damn close to write in a letter it was crazy man is wild damn better I'll run my own motherfuking line shows you how important it is like what your wife was saying that yeah you know she she knew something had a sense when people f****** a lot or when they're just that person that just can't keep it together got to be real careful around those people yeah yeah ya ya fuking crazy s*** man I mean that's what people kill those people in war you know they just like look we can't do this yeah but you can't everybody killed your Panic is one of my life


    Donald Cerrone Not Training at Jackson Wink - Joe Rogan Experience
    Transcription:
    when the Tapout guys pick me up and introduce me and all that right back when you're on the Tapout show a member that will mask called Greg and got involved with that I left wildest and he took three weeks notice something outlandish just like me and Leonard do right so I go down there I literally never left when I went down first day I walked in the Jackson and Rashad Keith St-Pierre Joe daddy Stevenson the list goes on and on and on and I was like wow this is what a real gem is like this is what and they all accepted me as I could I was like in the family right I own a house in Denver I call my grandma said I'm never coming home I'm staying here sell the house right and she would just slow they come down and visit me and bring me truckloads of s*** literally I lived in a closet man and if one person was standing up the other person had to be in the bed that's how small this room was and I lived there for 2 years above Jackson's and we train every day with him I guess I never left and Greg asked me set me down after about a couple weeks of being there is a man I want you to be my 55 her and at that time there's a the list of $55 were nuts that he had who at the time was the man man read that the gym was winning Dre and he says he's such a knowledgeable awesomedude Man and the Sea where the gym was to where the gym is now is so heartbreaking to me to be honest you want to talk about loyalty which is the biggest thing in this conversation we're having right now is how they pick someone over me through being loyal I stuck by Greg even when the gym started going down with winkeljohn merged over all the big Pros left it turning like a puppy mill you know it wasn't for backel Greg had it and it was its own School you couldn't turn up to a pro class like like some guy couldn't just come here and knock on your door like you say you get weirdos Euro time let me know he has shin pads on you sparring there's glitter be at the new Jim bums coming up the street I swear to God and I'll fight these will come in and put them on a fight that's a true story random bums off the street and that would never happen back anymore John runs the entire thing and that's what what is Greg doing he kind of stepped back for a couple years man like kind of started doing other things and just kind of got burned out I guess which is why I created the BMF Ranch I needed somewhere to go and something to do so I created my mother which is Winx argument with me right now saying you build your own place you don't ever come here Bubba I said why don't ever come here because you didn't the people you let in here is outlandish like anybody you pay $150 you can get far is Holly Holmes United mean that's that's what it just comes you down there and it was like private and just us and good prose everyone there for the same Mission trying to trying to get better you know but I've talked to some of the people that I don't want to name sure they've said they when they go down there do guys will come in and it's literally a fight it is a fight it's a there's no there's no there's no ABC class anymore it's literally these guys coming they want to make a name or towards the end of a fight camp busy sparring right right you're not some random guy don't know right so let's just bass and I'd me man what what they turn the place into with Greg his name is on that building it's not it's wink Jackson wink right Jackson f****** wink your names first even when it came time to to pick a decision and they said we want to go with Perry why the f*** did you step because Greg still with me he's like yeah I'll just come to the ranch and we'll sort this out and I'm like what the f*** are you talking about to fight me while Perry is there at the gym you see everything he does near a common you're going to train me not to mention holding classes there and he's watching me you might not be trained him to beat me but there's a lot of people there that have training me for f****** years so to meet that was the point I was saying like men can we just not having therefore this camping mean there's a lot of Secrets because I have like it like that or they tell him you know I'm giving up you know that she like this right so there's a lot of other things tomorrow dumb things that I do and tendencies that they've seen over the years is very intimate very is variant is very intense so for someone violate that and that way and you know I don't think there's anything wrong with guys from a camp deciding to fight each other and you got to work that out but for them to tell you that you can't Carlos Condit figure it out as you go that way easier times your hours back to each other right runs but any Partners new guy who just came in I was like make it we just not do it for this fight and then winkeljohn call me on the phone didn't have the f****** balls or the back on his head to my f****** face and I was right there with them called my phone oh yeah we're actually going to go with Terry you know he pays money that's again it comes back to the money I'm like so Perry pays him a percentage and you don't he trains people about what he does it's the same thing right for you for me for John Sam they're all this all day it's a cookie-cutter everything's gotten the same and it never changes its I don't understand how you could be a coach of the one of the greatest at one time the greatest gyms on the planet you know and then don't ever evolve don't ever change and don't run class and to me it's you just drove that place into the ground man turned literally turned into a problem it's only about the money in for you guys on it when someone has a dog and they just f****** breed it and sell puppies in breed it is hella fog is that the infrastructure and I had to start my own School bring him out coaches but then now I'm making all the executive decisions when we were training what were training what we're doing and I'm not I'm no longer just a soldier I'm having f****** run this whole thing I'm not a problem for me to email and I like to communicate with my coaches and give him down in the guys that have stand by me and I love him to death but I need someone to Becky know what you crazy f****** bastard you going to Heart to Heart taper off the f****** fun f*** off party life is working over in your training can we step it up a little bit I need that I need I need f****** dress I need today we're working on this not just me going in there that's f****** wrestling day the Perry fight and probably not even do one you get to roll out the okay to fight with mentally so it's just that ass and I do I see a new striking coach new wrestling coach or new just do guy in there twice a week probably and their coaching the class are rest Maine wrestling coach of Jackson wink the greatest School in the f****** world is a reception to a chiropractic upstairs he's greatest credentials where's he was a junior assistant coach at a call and don't know the college name who got fired for selling the kids are alright that's our wrestling coach at one of the greatest you could coach this terribly f****** god awful terrible he watches videos on YouTube and try to teach me with things that don't even f****** work it's asinine which is another who I had to hire my own coach and bring them in and they just they just figure look up this the way that makes the most money why think and I wish I had I had the answer for that I do because I'm not in that position to I'm not running a gym and that's I've never done that because I don't want it to me showing up to class every single day would wear me the f*** out give the gym is but it's it's not like it used to be right and it's f****** is asinine to me man with the way you were doing is it you have the BMF Ranch Rec everything set up you bringing all you sparring partners and you would be doing all your training out there and how would Greg interact do that do the vast Nolan's of New Mexico of it as f****** love it so I sold my house I moved here I f****** planted route now I could never ever sell my place I'm stuck in New Mexico I'm moving back to Colorado Anchorage plenty of rooms building, animals you know they evolved before the Ice Age they evolve to get away from cheetahs are so smart that's what I want to know a giant land mammals is somewhere around 12,000 years ago in North America and before then there was cheetahs it was actual North American cheetahs right there's a North American lion that's bigger than the African Lion like a man around 2 here we go to what kind of Wintergreen Copenhagen under your lip


    Joe Rogan - Banachek Perfoms Some Magic Tricks
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    I think that's really impressive there a lot of performers who are not good performance they start out and I was good performance and they need the people to believe in them in order to get away with a trick Ray Bryant and they never lose that they always want people to believe it's a freaking and went so when I started coming out and I started saying hey it's magic is verbal and nonverbal Communications all this stuff mixed together to create a show I'm not a psychic there is absolutely nothing so I can get about what I do there were quite a few Mentalist in the middle of the field right now to watch that with me Dunkin said if you are a psychic man the best way to hide it say you're not a sidekick right yeah would be true except happens all my God you're bending at this is incredible your Bennett you can see the nails actually slowly slowly bending outraging I like a shaking your hand to showing your powers anything about that take a look at it's not a trick nail nothing like that I mean everything I use from silverware to Forks to anything about who is this another one maybe yeah that one it's sleight-of-hand that's as much as I can tell you do it again so I can watch more time I was hoping I'd like a b******* fake for you know what let's do it this way can you is there a way I can I move this yeah so both hands out like this and I'm just want you to hold that in hold that infant what you want me to hold it send as well using some sort of fake metal and now it's hard again right because you heating up right is that what it is I'm going to actually get this winter break but I know how to do this and it uses any for anywhere anytime promise you but I got my new bed now. Good luck finding it I would never let you keep me cuz I would be too expensive but this one's going to twist all the way around and that that one's not made a special metal as regular metal concentrate you around and turn it to a not the thing is he's not going to hi does it that's the real problem now you tell me that it's b******* but you won't tell me how you're doing this b******* okay, of course put it in see I was driving. I was driving around and someone cut you off and you know what doodling is without even looking and as you notice inside to hear you open it up tell me what's on there so you know I want to touch it was it say it's such bad handwriting that I gotta think that you wrote that underneath the table 13 right and India and rolled under the table while we're doing then how would it end up inside the wallet could you shove it in there at 1 13 countries on the piece of paper I'm going to wash your hands closer I want you to take me to call to get a black card okay do you want I'm going to ask one question cuz I have to ask question sometimes try to figure out exactly what it is you thinking either one of you choose a high card yes no yes probably Spades Spades Hearts king hearts remind f*** you I was going to go high I don't know Steve is an actor really Graves on Crossing Jordan stuff like that he's got an interesting story about his life and something psychological thing as well which I'm always fascinated with of where he was reporting magic for ears constantly performing magic and he wouldn't be an actor in The Magic was kind of a side thing for him but it started getting the Wade go on interviews and stuff and say you know that guy that does get yours I want you to do a party for waiting so if you could never get the part so we started denying that he was I just totally left magic completely and that's when you can go back and be a performance was back in the days that I work where it was comedy magic club cuz I think so yeah it's a good night's do you ever teach this stuff I teach two other magicians I have some have to be like my videos that I am books so I definitely do teach but I don't teach one-on-one I never teach I just don't have time not right now is not trick Forks AR yeah well just the fact that you could spin a regular Fork right this doing that man for the National Enquirer he's been some silverware so you know do you know I like okay alright I'm going to been something so I take one and I go like this and next thing you know it's bending up like that and then I do another band for him to this is going to take a while isn't it yeah so I called Randy up on the phone because it was some of the Holy Grail thing looking for a way to actually do it and I went in there at one of those telephones at the long cord you know all the way to the bathroom when I cover any of them just bring them and say hey I just been at fault and I'll put my hand to know it's put it twisted and he goes yeah so what I do know oh how the f*** you did it you're not supposed to know he's supposed to enjoy the mystery Joe alright well I'm trying know that you can be fooled it's very confusing so I can be fooled so easily cuz this is a real Fork I know that there's a certain Forks that they make out of shity metal and heat it up and it becomes like super bendy yeah that's but I'm trying to get a demonic ejaculation that may or may not do it the thing about was weird is that how easy that fork bent when I bend it when you had it it was very strange the one that bent really easy when I bend it and you said do you do it on your own it was like so easy to bend right like why would it why was it so easy to bend now I'm Can't Tell You Why that moment but if you look now that's that for brake there and take a look at it and see if it's easier to bed now you'll see that it's not even my heating this for her up you make it easy but it's because of that moment that's the one that I was going to break I wanted to break down one it's very confusing it's a job because it you let people actually touch the things and someone like me who knows that you're doing a trick cuz you told me that you're doing a trick and yet I still can't figure out a f****** everything across the stage and a lot of stuff after awhile you know that's just you just sat I mean you just sit and look at this forecast for as you like okay I don't think I could do that I mean if I just gave you a regular for Jamie you think you do that spend that I don't think I could twist that thing like that we talked about the TV show is going out to dinner is ready yet yeah James Randi million dollar challenge dentist to go out looking for psychics testing them on a proper controls if they're trying to trick us maybe I'll like supposed methods I will demonstrate my abilities supposedly to do the exact same thing under certain conditions as well and it's what makes me the expert to go out and try to find these things and see what's really growing on it sort of brain games meets meets the bunking me to psychic phenomena but not every single one monkey when somebody is purposely going out and trying to pull ship somebody and trying to fool people will take advantage of people it's very baffling stuff but that means they'll just the stuff about talking to people and ask them questions and reading their cues that kind of makes sense but this doesn't make sense at all the fork stuff just does not make sense on this type of stuff we go okay does that fit sort of in the repertoire of my abilities do I have X-ray vision you know I drive cars blindfolded you know is if it do in there they put tape over that we see me do something along those lines on your show and it's such thing of like you pick your abilities and this doesn't seem to fit with anything except that you're a yellow did do this and also said that he could duplicate pictures and read minds once in awhile as well I didn't do too much of the mind-reading but did a little bit of it somebody would draw a picture and he would draw a picture and they went back so which is a standard mentalism magic trick anyway but his methods will a little bit more bold a little bit more direct I'm still baffled stop being baffled I'll teach you how to do all this is there anything else that you can do this f***** up I didn't really bring a whole lot and I kind of just wanted to talk more than anything else very very impressive Duke University call Zina in the circle all right these are the best and the shapes are there I'm going to try to get you to choose a specific one now to psychologically if I asked you to choose one which is which would you say is a square the Plus in the wavy lines are you don't know which is which have to look at them in just a second myself to make sure I know exactly where that is all right we do this in the gambling thing or not but I don't like to do that rip people off strong I got out of that in the right place so this is what we going to do I'm going to take you all you have to do 2 * but you will choose the star or I can just eat you whenever you just something I do something I say or somebody's going to be something that's I'm going to try this may or may not work all right but I think that's the star all right I will okay so you just going to say you understand your job is to not choose the star bracket not use a star okay ready all right so I guess I'll just ask you do you want this car know that you don't do you want that card I see what you didn't choose you didn't choose a circle running shoes A+ didn't choose ain't that the wavy lines or the square he chose a star they look I guess because the amount of people that listen to this podcast what happens I don't know about I'm going to try to make you choose a star right don't look I don't look square circle plus wavy lines they look damn it now do you realize that I'm impulsive and then I have no patience until I go for the star immediately now do you realize that I'm impulsive and then I have no patience until I go for the star immediately the first time so you thought that by doing it again that I would not think that you would do it a second time is that what you did that's kind of not what I did


    Joe Rogan - Banachek on Exposing Peter Popoff
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    are many different things Peter Popoff the Evangelist said he was getting the word of God Randy came in Houston in 1986 but I could be wrong by boys one of the ones that people actually read cuz the girls never take their panties off so you get bored of just looking at them while they don't know they weren't they went to they stopped taking their clothes off but then sales inexplicably Playboy had a groundbreaking a book of all the different Playboy interviews over the years and also have some good stuff starts singing in the word of God he's telling people their names information know that doctors are with their elements already he started killing people of cancer he starts healing people live blindness people walking again and it was really really emotionally for me I tears in my eyes I knew it was all bulshit but I had to know when you see a little kid crying and running when you get caught up in this whole thing is just do so he asked people to collect money he's just asking random people come up grab a bucket go collect money I got down there msika 15th bucket, bucket I walk around and get checks I don't know how much Tang grant money for black watches rings and stuff like that as I come back I can the bucket up to pop off and I look up and I noticed that he's got a piece of plastic and is here I go back to Randy and I say Brandi I said look either this man of God God doesn't like him enough to heal him and he's got a hearing aid or something else is going on I don't know what but something else is going on and I think that's how he's getting information already has like no he's using mnemonics mnemonics officially memory system to write how you I have to use a lot of mnemonics to memorize things otherwise I have major issues and I know a lot about mnemonics you either memorize a lot of bad things about a few things or you memorize a few things about a lot of things but you don't memorize a lot of things about a lot of things and he was memorizing a lot of things about a lot of things if that was the case so that I don't think so so they went out to the next Peppa Popoff the congregation think she was in San Francisco from and knows everything about Electronics he brought this little scanner and dressed up as a security guard hanging out in the back and he was scared to death he's going to get called nobody questioned him he's there any scans all the frequencies ahead of time and he blocks out every one of those frequencies other known frequencies the moment pop off hits the stage a brand new frequency pops up Yahweh was that the frequency that he was on was yet and I thought it was like yeah 39.7 megahertz that's what God broadcast on and it sounds an awful lot like Peter Popoff Swype so what we did was we take all this and went to the Johnny Carson show said how long ago that was now on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show and keep in mind that pop off with tape every single one of the show's and soda edited real-time as well I mean they were they had a monthly budget I think it was like $550,000 every single month you know it yet that that that that that was a working budget that that's not the money that we actually make it so God knows how much lift Tonight Show they play they play the footage that they have from his TV show they play all that and then they put the one time that Johnny always want to know everything that was going to happen any surprises talking Nano doing solarban jellicle thing and then she starts saying there's a live one up in the back she's got cancer in her breast make her one of those breasts because we sent some Stooges in and so yeah just nasty nasty stuff put away the stuff we show him tonight show Johnny sits there and he never even didn't like to edit a shows either but he had to edit this because I'm only that came on Johnny's like oh s*** and you can say s*** on TV back then and so we had to edit that out of do they know about this and like nope they do now and at first Popoff try to say that we we we we hired actors to be his wife and then when it was off we didn't he then came out so I thought everybody knew that I use that to enhance the word of God took a long time for him to go when I was there he's doing stuff like telling people to throw their medications up onstage you don't need them God's going to take care of you. Imagine somebody throws up so people fill out prayer cards ahead of time and they put them in these boxes in the back of the room when nobody's really paying attention the boxes get switched out so all those perk cards with all this information goes backstage to the wife and she's able to send that information to him another thing she would come out on the steps you would come out oh I'm so well I'll pray for you and she gets all this information again she'd go back to YouTube a tape recorder in a purse and she would write that information down another one was what I called like the Kathryn Kuhlman trick and Kathryn Kuhlman with an evangelist Way Way Back who had all these great great little like scam trick things and what they do is they wait for somebody to come walking in with a king and there they can walk but not well in the using a cane he's going to say no to that so they get pushed up in the wheelchair another pushing along they said where you from home who's your doctor you know what's wrong with it getting all this information you'll back out right information down and give mrs. pop-up comes out at some point he can look at that person's name and he says we've never talked before we've never met before have we because it happened it was the show that was pushing down write this is a man of God right so I'm not contradicting him and he must mean everybody to walk properly again that's what he say that my doctor says I can never walk properly again so he doesn't contradict him he says I say you can God said you can stand up the man stands up well that's your first miracle because everybody else their possession is this guy's in that wheelchair cannot walk he said take a few steps. Take a few steps you got that beat as well right so now you've got the emotional what is a man that couldn't even walk he stood and now he walked pop off then goes and gets in the wheelchair and sits in it he said walk to the back of the wheelchair and the guy almost there I can wheelchair push me and a guy pushes him real Miracle right but think about it that wheelchair is now acting like a freaking Walker and then the great climax of the whole piece of this track is he takes a wheelchair put it back where it is any system that's your wheelchair miniature like if you got up right now walked across the room chair but I mean it normal second yes it just means it's where you sitting in that town and you seen this all these tricks like that the old trick of one legs longer than the other and you make them both the same size people truly believe that when you have it's like when I was talking times when I was yelling you know I've got all this stuff mean I got all the center Atlanta falling through my body really blue you get caught up but it's like when I was watching it you know I'm getting cold out I'm having all this reaction my body despite the fact I know it's all bulshit I'm still having this this entire reaction if it's it's no mediums to me the worst come out there right now or the median sat and then why'd I say that because money in a lot of people say well then make them feel good you know what I can give crack to a junkie doesn't mean it's good for him right the grieving process is a natural part of the state that you have to go through to stay with the living we had a very good friend whose son died of cancer ten years old died of cancer she understand we had this huge gaping hole right this huge gaping hole normally you turn to your family for those things she mad she mad at a medium Who convinced she could talk to her dead son so she stopped talking to it to living. Has she stopped talking to her husband she started talk to the meeting and talk to her dead son almost ended up with a divorce almost lost her entire life as a result and this happens all the time and it is so so sad people very dirty people that a Long Island Medium give a fuk just trying to make money just trying to make money that they don't care about me another feel like they're not a part of the scam I mean did they're literally committing fraud they aren't that no I agree that they're perpetrating the fraud involved with what is a production company to production companies bring it to the network but the network should know the process Syfy network they didn't want me just debunking everything and I had to tell them I said the problem is everything is b******* we're just really looking at it and everything's bulshit wait why in my show like that actually talk some people's dead relatives in that show and it's like the most despicable horrible thing and it makes me want to cry every time I do it but it because in the second half of the show I go what is telepathy well I think I know what it is I think it's a subset of magic I think it's a form of entertainment and Ed very cruel format time and I know I played with emotions if any of you here this evening but how else can I convince you on an emotional level and ontological level is b******* they've had this one experience that's an emotional experience with meeting a psychic and a psychic telling them if you tell them hey well I got this friend banashak they could do that same thing for you he's going to be yeah but this is maybe maybe I'll look at it my job I feel like God's real name now you say it's b******* now they'll think a little bit ago while you know what I had that same emotional experience I had that same feeling maybe maybe I'll look at my job I feel like never to break down a person's beliefs or something you know you can believe whatever you want you know that's fine as long as you're not hurting anybody else I'm kind of soda okay with it but the big thing is the problem that I have is with people that have taken advantage of those people's beliefs as always wolves in sheep's clothing


    Joe Rogan - The Truth About Psychic Powers
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    how we show up at the airport in St Louis for something to meet we meet each other we hit it off right away I don't have my driver's license I had some idea I don't want to fool my idea I had some other form of ID and Mike he had his and he could drive you just got here so the time so this is a little bit of and they never pause so you never get a chance to interject yeah and they're constantly going so if they're reading Euro or saying something you have to keep up with them and part of the keeping up with them as you get a little bewildered and bewildered you forget what you said or they have said and you're you're trying to sort of keep Pace with them and you can't and next thing you know that all my God I can't believe you know that how'd you figure that out but we'll get to that later and then you keep going I'm doing right now because I'm not put a pace on you couldn't keep up with right right you always analyze it with fighting which is great so most people when you're talkin they don't have it like what you just did right there like you want to get ahead whether you realize it or not you do it because you've done it that way for a long time probably right become a pattern has become a pattern to make the other person feel insecure so you don't it's a patent for me being able to think and not forget things that I am like because like as you so effective that you said that there is another thing that popped in my I like all day long I have songs in my head that doesn't stop like I I do this with my teeth all the time I'm not thinking about anything else Thai songs in my head, but I've even I went to the dentist and I said hey you know I've got this thing with my teeth and I'm packing my teeth I'm wearing them down you know what's going on all the time me a letter and I read his letter was like what what the f*** is that cuz it's just scribble so I can't read it myself what you just said you're trying to keep up with your thoughts yeah and that's one of the things about bad handwriting they say that you're trying to keep up with what you thinking they went okay this is what I like to do with the magic that fact how do I do it I'm able to Rattle off like 10 15 different ways of doing it that way that that pattern of talking is so bewildering to people that they just sorta like even in my stage show before I don't even introduce myself what they want to see I was just at Planet Hollywood for them for the inconvenience Rochester Fringe Festival Rochester New York to my website and look up the dates but the Rochester is going to be on the 13th 7 p.m. 14th 5 p.m. then I'm on the 20th at 9 p.m. the 22nd at 8 p.m. you're going to find it on the website so it is on the website yeah yeah yeah he's the professor that I mentioned a minute ago was going to be doing the investigating of us and he has this wristband on and I'm always asking questions what's this what's that he said it was that he got from a witch doctor in Africa that helps protect him to think this might be a little easier than I thought it was going to be 2 week we had Peter Phillips his car because Mike was too young to drive around Peter Phillips has a rattle noise in front of us with following him and this is this is how it all starts really I'm sitting there and just kind of like me talkin what what time I'm looking around always doing something always noticing something I look in the backseat and I know this is a briefcase I reach in the back and I kind of pull it under the dash it's locked into me like if somebody blocked something it means I don't want you inside there of course right but why does anyone is in there briefcase easily can just open the box I pick locks open it up inside there's a whole bunch of silverware say either this guy's a kleptomaniac or this is a silver he's going to be using for the experiments I stop spending it all up lock the briefcase put in the back sit there for about 2 more minutes open up the glove compartment this some extra keys and things in the club and I stop getting those up but I needed him to be convinced that was genuine all right so I end up looking over the car keys that are hanging out the keys are hanging out on the car key out of the ignition Xbox to reach over to get them I might just looks at me and says I think you've done enough. You know so we knew that everything we did at that point was going to be on a micro-level is to be very small because it had to be because we couldn't make it look like it's a trick we did it have to look like minut I'm not just that we did so if they were going to be watching as I said through one-way mirrors at least I got so this is interesting phenomena at the time it was called spontaneous PK and that is stuff that just happened hey Pete psychokinesis. even if we did a big band out of the laboratory but not on camera that's the thing that would keep him going I want to get that on film I definitely want to get that on film I'm going to document that someday that's going to happen in the laboratory when we ended up getting to the laboratory all the students at the University way extremely skeptical very very skeptical but they had heard about the spontaneous PK so they had things underneath the video recorders in a separate room and they had all kinds of things everywhere around notice there was stuff hidden I mean why is recorded none of that VCR and you know why is there a fork in behind that cupboard you know what doesn't belong there so I started bending up all those things on lunch time and that convinced all the students that we were genuine as well comics-n-stuff right it was stuff like don't let the subjects work at the same time because they could distract you don't let them work with more than one object at a time because it could confuse you with those on checks as to which ones you're bending and there's a whole list of different things they show the list to me and Mike and had a good laugh about it and said this would make you guys so uncomfortable we want you to be comfortable where in reality they should have followed that list because one of the things Randy said with Mark everything micro and macro level so that the subject can see the Mack from Mark but won't realize it's a micro mark on there as well which would have helped because their idea of doing a macro Mark was on every fourth they took the fork or spoon they measured it at both ends like the height from the table and they measured the middle of the four from the height from the table and then they put a label on it on a little string with a number on it and that was their idea of keeping track of if something had been to or not because I would measure it after we concentrated on and they would then re-measured again afterwards and they would say oh okay this is this is bent a millimeter ultimately is so we would do things like we would say this tags on my way can I take it off take it off with put it down concentrate on it didn't do anything put it down on the table pick up another fork or spoon do you mind if I remove this tag take it off put it down concentrate on it and nothing happens switch the tags around on the one that was on the first one to the second one second one of the first one then put the two forks off to the side and then wait 2-3 hours later pick up one of those Forks obviously not doing anything with it concentrating on it say why don't you measure and they would measure it and the measurements have now changed not realizing because I never met the other one again because I read measured everything consistently later on and put new tires on everything was on not realizing we just simply switchforce or as we reached across the table we would lean on one of the forks and then ours again later we would pretend like we actually been that for I mean it went on 480 hours over four years I mean we mess with it people bad we did probably some things at the time to preferably it illegal is what I want like leaving the window unlocked at the laboratory going off to the club across the state line coming back like about for 5 in the morning breaking into the building and bending up every single piece of metal that was in the laboratory they had a f****** scientist they had that they actually had this aquarium back in the eighties scientist for like 80s TV show phenomenon and you really are probably trying to find out whether it's real and maybe you believe a little bit too much LOL enough yet when it came to this type of phenomenon was already doing that other psychics already doing it another country's and they will be invalidated as a genuine thing in other countries it was little kids like he is somewhere thing right so over in England there were the guys name is now there was a scientist over there a parapsychologist who was working with little kids in his thinking is that kids don't like little kids don't lie that's all they do is why they get to that point where they learn how to lie to get anything and everything forks and spoons and bending them underneath their feet and then putting them back up on the on the table so I've been it would come in at least they literally scientist went in with the premise that children don't lie that is one of the dumbest f****** things I've ever heard in my life don't disagree with you but this is how badly people wanted to believe in this phenomenon we're just we're not enough and I don't know if it's because we get so bored without lies we get depressed without lies we get you know what we were in this everyday thing of going to work coming home and it's is this all there is is I said you know is there something else that could that's a superpower that I could I could actually have is there something I can discover this bigger than me better than me you know this is a universe much bigger than just this planet right here they were coming here let's say I don't believe they were but if they were coming here you don't believe they were I think if they were I just don't think we would really have real evidence hundred percent evidence of it by now but he was a thing right wouldn't it make much sense even like for us okay let's say we start going looking at other planets are we going to send all the humans out there or are we going to go ahead and send robots or something like that insulation civilization surely they would also have Brian this advancement where they don't have to send themselves out they will do something to represent them right what the real hardcore Believers believe those grades are grey aliens the big black eyes they think there's some sort of a Android or something but I don't believe I don't believe we've had a lot more cured me of like almost everything but this is a thing with me right when I was a young kid I believe in that stuff you know when I was young kid I spoke in tongues you know what father did General yeah I had the whole experience was running through my body and me just when I was a young kid I spoke in tongues you know what thought I didn't realize yeah I had the whole experience I mean it's like you know what chemicals running through my body and me just got mugged in the whole damn I was looking for answers


    Joe Rogan - How Valentine Thomas Became a Spear Fisher
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    what is one destination you you shoot this Blackjack will you hooked immediately and but I fell in love the second I arrived too short and we barbecue the fish on the beach and I was like okay this is this is for me and we were me and my friend Bryan Callen and Steve rinella and Dan Doty we were cooking this deer meat by a fire and I was like this is the greatest thing ever is that the meat was so fresh cuz it was like from an animal that was literally kill hours ago and they were eating it by by the fire I was like this is going to do this forever this is the greatest thing ever games that before I've never felt that I was part of the ecosystem whatsoever and then all of a sudden have been putting myself into watery when I'm surrounded by sharks or big fish or different things and I'm like wow on top of the food chain at all there's a lot of stuff that can kill us and it's it's it's it's it's humbling and I think as a person you have to experience that you have to have to put yourself out of your comfort zone Stanton that you need to respect what surrounding you cannot tell me 10 years ago all you have achieved at fish because it's bad for the environment I'll be like yeah sure buddy and then you see the plank like this but then you see what's going on and you see that you've been driving for 5 years old and that you know we actually have a very strong I am packed and it's it's our job to understand and respect work work where at where did consistent we just the one that we're the smartest one sometimes we're the only ones that are consciously aware of her actions and the repercussions when you're experiencing this your first time in this feeling of connectedness and freedom and just being a part of the ecosystem did you imagine that somehow I know that this could be your life and your job not at all I've I've I've I've never been hiking I'm not a big fan of I've never used to be a big fan of the outdoors I don't go this one trip I got invited to film a documentary in food sourcing and I was like okay I'm going to try it and I fell in love with it and the second I went back to London I remember sitting at my desk and be like there's no way I can do that there's no way I can keep doing that for the rest of my life and everybody thought I was completely crazy I sold everything and I just left my moved away and I have like for the past three years and I was reading somewhere where they were going to do an interview on you and they decided not to they're going to feature you in something with a decided not to because of concerns for the depletion of fish in the ocean and I said that is one of the dumbest f****** things I've ever heard because the impact of Someone Like You what you're doing you for your own personal consumption taking a fish a day or whatever you're getting for your own personal consumption is negligible in comparison to all these people that are probably right in these articles are going to buy sushi from commercial fisherman there their they're buying fish from the store that's wrapped in Saran Wrap there and that they're completely out of touch when I mean you are in touch yours in touch as you can get but to think that somehow another you're doing something evil because you take photos of it and put on your Instagram was that one you had this amazing photo from a couple days ago with you this this big fish was so fresh and you guys were eating pieces of it you'd cut a chunk of out of its tail when he grabbed the fish and trying to take pictures of super cute what was the argument for not what was the Peace of they were trying to put you in where they pulled you out of it what was that about just look patchy I'm like what just like what one of her sponsor said that if you speak at a conference thing on a witch walk through participation and the conference and that's and she said something she didn't say it directly and you know me I don't mind that you have pictures in a bathing suit I'm like what do you mean picture might be nice you sorry my borghini was not clean like what do you want for me to be 25 supposed to wear swimming 11 m in them and never going to be a hundred and ten degrees from their perspective it's just about Optics it's about how it looks that's all it is and if they go there and people love to get out about something if they go there and then they go to your Instagram they find pictures of you is fish like the ocean all by herself of commercial net fishing because if you find a video we can watch a clip of the video it's crazy when you see the sheer volume of fish that they pull out of the ocean and when you realize there's countless numbers of these boats and essentially pretty much unregulated and no one's watching them they're doing it all over the world I mean those areas where you're not allowed fish but overall it's nothing like the way we treat wild mammals or wild birds the way we treat wild mammals especially North America is there very close monitored their numbers are populations we we make sure that unless it's an invasive species like wild pigs like here we go this is this is awful they take this gigantic net they Circle all these fish and then when they're pulling them in you get to see the sheer volume c as they get close 2 kilometers wide Nets that is actually it's it's scraping the bottom or everything but let's go all the way to the bottom and they destroy anything that they touch like the whole the bottom of the ocean just kits and all the coral gets destroyed mrbeast most the fish rod and reel what were the cheaters because we can see the fish and I'm like how can you be and you camping chairs on your boat drinking beers all day telling me that I'm the cheater when I'm working my ass driving it like 60 ft to catch my fish to bring it back and I risked my life I was my life drowning and was my life with sharks are was my life with all sorts of things that can happen and you telling me drinking a Budweiser and you freaking camping chair that I'm the cheater people always want to think that everybody else is doing it wrong you know vegans want to thank people that eat meat or doing it wrong people that eat meat want to think vegans are doing it wrong people fish off a boat want to thank the people of Spearfish you're doing it wrong you think they're probably doing it wrong like Victor snow recreational fishing you allowed a certain amount of a red snapper in the season closes and when is season closes as an individual my license to fish is gone and then he give it away to the commercial fisherman and I'm like woah so basically you're telling me that I'm not allowed to catch that fish for few months because of population is too bad but then you given my quote out to the commercial boats they like yeah most people are not going to Spearfish most people are going to fish so they don't you guys will have a voice right in terms of like representative voice comes to creating these laws and establishing these these rules there's not that many of you right lobbyist spend a lot of money and then you have the angler just has a little bit it's still not super bad because it still have big boats company and equipment is still a given Market which is good enough and then you have just fishermen not a lot. seems more dangerous and difficult than bowhunting seems like the next level seems like one of the most difficult things you could do if you want to get your food cuz you're going into an alien environment you're holding your breath but actually the human body that's never do it but the human body is actually made to do this so there's a thing called in my million dive reflex and this is very present in aquatic mammals such as like a like a dolphins are seals and things like that and the human has it and a very underweight weaker way but we still have it and so when you emerged you could your face on the water your heart beat is automatic going to slow down especially if the water is it is colder so you your bodies as you're getting prepared to hold his breath to catch food and that's that then you DNA and so when your emergency your face on the water your heartbeat is the tematica going to slow down especially if the water is is colder so you your body doesn't eat this getting prepared to hold its breath to cat food and that's that's in your DNA preparing to touch food or is it just preparing to survive


    Joe Rogan Hates Connecticut
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    for years we had low back your shooting in Connecticut gets to meet whenever where do people come up to me and alike. Coffee shop that would say the grown-up put a bullet in the back of your head like we did to Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks like naming a homeschool where were you would part of the country high school in Connecticut weirdos I did one of the casinos a few years back we did a weekend at the casino and I was like I don't ever want to f****** do this again this is horrible one of those one of the Indian casinos I was like this place is f****** depressing these people weather for surprisingly shity you think of Hartford Connecticut it sounds Regal while I used to work in all over Connecticut when I was doing stand-up I would drive from Boston into Connecticut I did like a lot of gigs in Hartford I did gig this is place we meet we f*** each other out what state what's between New York and Boston New Hampshire Highway years and years genetic is a Highway the highway between Boston and New York it's a highway between New York and Boston you know it's a highway you guys put houses on a highway this is what it is it's a highway along the highway it's a bunch of f****** tax shelter in cont that that live in Manhattan and then have these palatial Estates in that went through like everybody I know they grew up in a tough neighborhood they have a sharpness to them you know and there's a character that they have that they possessed that the people that grew up super cookie and some Connecticut Country Club estate kid with horrible night in Connecticut people to show me he's wrong people getting mad people from Connecticut to send of your messages come on bro I was banging this girl once when I was 20 and she's the first girl to ever call her p**** a c*** This Girl's Crazy between the kingdoms right she live in Connecticut which is my mat That's Where the Wild Things live Sousa score to the bathroom immediately Beast women of ethnic Beast women I remember I f****** bombed in Connecticut not in Connecticut in Pennsylvania wants from the Sun than the Earth is so I'm not sorry you're not in the family that you're dealing with the Pacific Northwest primarily and then possibly a few other spots like Connecticut down the backside of the Appalachian New England states stennett Connecticut and then possibly a few other spots like Connecticut down the backside of the Appalachian New England states Stamford Connecticut Connecticut really a Connecticut I'd talkingshit you can understand yeah by the way if you get like real sensitive about your state you might be a f****** idiot


    Jerrod Carmichael Doesn't Believe in the Moon Landing - Joe Rogan Experience
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    look here it is everyone shut the f****** I got accepted for a NASA internship and look he writes language she says suck my dick and balls I'm working at Nasa on the National Space Council that oversees NASA I saw you talking about that bio Titan foods of just like you know us being in a race and no countries coming second no other space programs not catching up to 19 what 6996 that's a good one West Conference when they return from the moon no way they look super deceptive they look fidgety and they're talking weird and they're saying s*** they refute later one of things I said Michael Collins who's actually never pee supposed to be in he never landed on the surface the moon Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong did he stayed up in the Orbiter and they were asking about stars and he said I don't recall seeing any stars and then years later he wrote in his book about how magnificent stars look there's a lot of that something is wrong here like they seem like guilty people probably dealing with the the the pressure of having come back from the Moon and all this Fame that they had never experienced their whole life and now they're there astronauts their scientists and now all the sudden they're standing in front of all these people they're going to ask some questions and they feel super nervous but we live better than any other country and I'm proud of it there's a lot of weird s*** with the video footage is a lot of footage where it looks like they're on wires or they like dangling from wires and they they bounced back up from their feet in this weird way looks of there being yanked up from the ground this isn't video where they looks like they're on trampolines as if you couldn't google astronauts on trampolines looks like they actually put it up the video that I found Google astronauts on trampolines is a video on YouTube and you're watching them bounce around like wait a minute wait a minute when you guys are on the f****** Moon and you're hiding behind the lunar module if you can't see their feet you can't see how they're doing this but it looks like either they're bouncing on something or the being yanked up in the air or it's one-sixth gravity and it's just has a weird effect on people look at us how strange is this seems like he just lands but doesn't that mean even the way he's he's moving and it's like he's being dangled it's very strange bouncing around but that also could just be amped up and fell that's so strange but it also could be this is just what your body does at 1/6 Earth gravity you know there's a whole bunch of the movie was but they show some special effects they use in movies but watch some of the weird s*** go a little bit further ahead of this yeah right there this some of the weird stuff where you see these guys like fall down and then it looks like they just get yanked back up by wires is very strange I mean but the press conference like how the flag supposed to look in the waving in the shadows in the thing that like a lot of people argue about it's just the pool it's like I kind of think I know when the government is lying about something you don't even like it the history of watch this again have you ever been 1/6 Earth gravity when you're in 1/6 Earth gravity just how movement do you think we never ever been live like up until his conspiracy belief is specific to thinking that a man has walked around on the surface of the specific crashing you know Luna whatever I anybody's ever done this in life like a weird clips from the press conference cuz if the press conference to trip you out intention about going watch this was our pleasure to have participated in one great adventure to Adventure that took place not just in the month of July but rather one that took place in the last decade we all here in the people listening in over its developing and unfolding in the past months and years since I had a to share with you some of the details of that final month of July that was certainly the Highlight for the three of us of that I just went to the moon and they all look like they just saw that Dad naked it could be introverts that are forced on the camera issues if you went to the moon and then you came back and you were sitting at press conference would you be at the light like what would your with your actions be would you be like how was your day like more like like certain it would look like a like like a Lakers press conference after they once a rock or something Moon Rock in 69 or 72 is the prime minister of Holland whoever it was whatever the living person runs Holland and years later they analyze it and is petrified wood it was not a moon rock like the gift baskets Holland funeral Rock fake things in 1969 if they if anything for sure what they did is it's been proven they fake some footage for sure some photographs physically recorded over the original recorded over the show the distance between the Earth and lunar module at every step of the trip that I lost it people died in people responsible for storage and no one's paying attention and there's funding in the funding gets pulled and is this plausible reasons for some of the five I mean there are episodes of Blossom being guarded and I bought somewhere and Burbank episodes of Blossom Blossom we are convinced that we didn't go and I used to be one of them and I would love if they prove that it was fake it would make me more happy than anything else in the world f****** years ago these are completely different human today's on the backs of life no one today who's alive was a part of that accept Buzz Aldrin still alive but he just celebrity for good. contacts to like that moment or like just like why did it he was convinced he was absolutely convinced that it was a hoax and he what he was convinced was that there's a space race between us and Russia and that it was essentially a militarized space race and what they were trying to do is prove military superiority if you had the the rocket that can get you to the Moon your technology was Superior what was aired they put it on television and no one foresaw the Future No one foresaw that one day you would be looking at these clips on YouTube and analyzing them and didn't put him in slo-mo didn't even think that was going to be a thing and then the screen like didn't even get a live feed when it was airing on television it was airing people filming the screen that was being projected on yeah yeah they broke it down so it looked more and more grainy and fake like they if you were trying to do something that was not done to the technology of the day that would possibly obscure some fraud they did all those waste there's so many things that they did that you would go in England in terms of like conspiracies it's a conspiracy theorist wet dream cuz if it is a fake is the biggest fake of all time and there's so many things that are squirrely about it there's so many things doesn't mean it's fake but there's so many things has anybody been to the they did seven times six of them successful Apollo 13 was the one that wasn't successful there was that big movie land on the moon and then came back seven times 262000 miles away now here's where it gets crazy or plus or minus depending on where the moon's out and do with crazy is tuna 62,000 miles space mission where humans been a part of it since then has ever gone more than 400 miles from the earth's surface is that where the spacestation isn't all the space shuttle missions everything everything is a liar he said you're a liar and a crook some after that it's I mean I'd imagined don't know I don't know what he's doing a lot of those guys he harassed a lot of the astronauts and tried to get him to swear on Bibles he bring a Bible and see if there's another one that's a 25th anniversary of the Apollo Moon missions he gives a speech at the White House in front of this group of honor roll students like some the best students in the country and Neil Armstrong gives his real weird f****** speech like we have here amongst us some but you want to hear it when you see it party Bros movie is a real thing that happened best we've only completed at beginning we leave you much that is undone there are great ideas undiscovered breakthroughs available to those who can one of truths protective layers what the f*** is that a little unfair to add music to anything sounds like he's like until the child who actually figures out how to go to the f****** move through is for those who can remove one of truce protective layers what would you what would you rather the the moon confession or the R Kelly confession yeah I don't need that confession I'm good at my window is there any place 1969 it's a different world Nixon's president I don't know if they did lie I don't know I used to think I knew I do not think I know I am mean it's foolish I don't know jackshit about astrophysics but I would be down if he Trump oh yeah oh yeah pretty good for me even though I don't even agree with some of the s*** that I said back when does that argument end on just agree to disagree it was a time constraint I would not take this I know we didn't do it approach because I don't know we didn't do makes me go yeah do you know about the Van Allen radiation belts you know about all that not enough to like there is a belt of radiation like a doughnut-shaped belt satellites surrounds the Earth that you would have to go through to get to the moon so they apparently though there's a hole that you could go through in the top with a the radiation belt isn't there but the idea that there was no shielding to protect them from radiation they they just weren't in this aluminum tin can your touch of lunar module if they have those science exhibit I went to once that had a replica of the lunar module on you can put your hands on it and so I quotes had a replica of the lunar module on you can put your hands on it and it's like well the thing is really made out of Coke cans two different angles you know uneven terrain and you know things reflecting off of things always different variables


    Joe Rogan on Fake Outrage
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    I publicly saying this you can speak to your respective group and you have an immediate reward for it so it's like you know things well if we have an outlet that's that's a really common thing now that just didn't exist if you did outrage looks like at the when at the peak of like the black lives matter movement was more people at a cause by people outraged, but that's what I'm saying with that's what that's what outrage is and I don't want to confuse that with like you know recreational about think some issues real a lot of things we started getting upset about their like certain we get upset about certain cultural appropriation things of the week because it lives sushi restaurant on a college campus grind ground and not focus on that you don't want to trend probably fry like whatever. Of time when when people are upset with you and that you've done something genuinely raw they'll show it be on it will extend beyond that sage and even after you say like what the f*** that I just say I think there's some of that that people are trying to cut like I was reading this article the other day about someone was saying that yoga is supporting white supremacy because the other is it was a dumbass it ever some Indian lady in the cultural appropriation of yoga by white people is supporting white supremacy and exactly what the f*** you know she's a she works or not she's a professor some b******* College where they just just drowning in Liberal Arts and she just figured out a way to say something outrageous that she thought made sense in her own weird bubble but this got published in the newspaper and then the whole world went just collectively what the f*** are you talking about a bit late night at the store you do what you just just rip something and it just goes into a corner and just get stuck not working because they're getting called out for cultural appropriation by which is hilarious by latina chicks particular Latina chick source and it's just all social justice Warrior b******* but was really funny is so I had to cuz I'm an ass-whole I had to Google it I will who the f*** invented earrings Sumerians the oldest version of hoop earrings is 2500 BC who really can claim cultural appropriation are people wearing hoop earrings not Mexicans so Mexicans settle down get outraged that and so that they're trying jokes they're taking swings you know the giant glitches out there you know eventually if it's like if you you got to run out of ways to approach it run out of places to to stab the things Crossroads bossy bossy sexy they were trying to stop the use of the word of the phrase bossy they're saying bossy sexist become a bad word for depends on who like what what is I didn't grow up around it I didn't hear people saying inside only thing I heard it used to feel like if I mean I was probably nothing why can't you say b**** you're a f****** b**** f*** you so it says nice words he's a good dude he's a good kind of people have my friend Israel adesanya stylebender he wears a shirt that says good, I just want his route to New Zealand he's a I mean is is from another country they did it means a different thing in New Zealand if you say in New Zealand it's it's like I mean what's the equivalent will be equivalent of the way they said good dude is a good Fokker he's a he's a cool motherfuker he's a good time are you asking because I don't know why were you asking them was like #make cut great again rhythmically it's just trashes like God it's just a different thing in the world problems when you demonize one and I can't say the c-word anymore don't say the c-word shut that your sister got mad at you about growing up right you called me that you don't even mind right right is kind of like that's the thing it's paying attention earlier but I mean it's always like intentionally what do you mean by I get it I get in like these types of my mom Southern Christian woman and any curse words that I say and he is very she she doesn't she doesn't like it and I we get into the argument while simultaneously respecting you know her views and beliefs is also like you know these cuss words redid you f****** kitchen lady pressed my parents were hippies and didn't give a s*** what you said just do I couldn't really say that's cool but you know there was no like language restrictions in my house allowed to say anything that's great as weird as grab my friends are come over favorite moments in life after school sorry, that was sold stop and get in conversation it's been years I mean I just always just kind of floating Loki still afraid to cousin from Brian Eno and so is just like why am I going to pretend the world sounds different but I am with you but yeah, I think that's important again but you don't want to that's the thing man just like this. Don't even know you f***** up if you were at a job where you not Auntie not swear but you can't swear off job with the people you work with or they'll tell or they'll get you in trouble there certain jobs were people have where they they got off work and they went out with some co-workers and they told the dirty joke or start talking s*** like that I'll get back to human resources and they'll be fire bosses are now following their employees online and sit like Twitter that girl that got fired from NASA f****** hilarious got fired from NASA yesterday suck my dick and balls I work at Nasa and he said yeah and I am one of the people that oversees something at Nasa and then you know one of the people that oversees something at Nasa and then there was an intern working at Nasa everyone shut the f****** I got accepted for a NASA internship and look he writes language she says suck my dick and balls I'm working at Nasa on the National Space Council that oversees NASA


    Joe Rogan - Comedians Should Stop Doing Late Night Talk Shows
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    Tonight Show and Heather sleeves rolled up and never notice his crazy thing folks enjoyed watching that but it never seemed like me I couldn't I couldn't see myself doing people got to stop doing that they got to stop doing this Indians at a time and he's not even there I need like throw to it as if you don't like he's it's the rudest thing I've ever heard and the fact that comedians still go on the show and would still do it is insane to me and it's like this thing that's like but it's on it's on us as much as it's like you know of course they're going to do that they're going to do that to any you know any genre of entertainment that would allow such a thing to happen they will do it to you you know they're not going to let you come out front of same curtain people put on the same outfit that they didn't wear yesterday and would never wear again tomorrow and they come out and they pretend to be a comedian from 1993 what are you doing never worth it it's never worth it capturing yourself not as yourself it's a waste of your time used to be worth something this is why it's confusing because there was no venues before so when Johnny Carson would have you on The Tonight Show it was a lot of outlets and now those times are gone you know Kimmel building built like a a club like 2 and has like the audience travel from the studio to the club in the comedians were doing there on his way out that's like an effort United me like an effort to create like his face like, like you know at least try it like I don't know if they're too many options for comedians to go through the same filter of caption themselves in a way that's not offensive to them so you saying that if I go on Colbert I should do it with my shirt off if you want it it's like you know if stand-up is Art right if it's an art form then it's supposed to be like the medium is supposed to come to the artist and not the other way around make sense to the artist and then it's like trying to get like maybe you don't have a special yet maybe just use showcased and they picked a few people you know I don't do any of those yeah and asset in or whatever and they responded by okay you know we could do it but could he do is jokes in the more traditional set-up punchline format and I remember just let you know well I just not going to listen to this b******* note people they changed that's the other thing they change first and then you do that you will be like go fuckyourself right say pastry can you say pastry that doesn't make any sense I'm not doing hey it's not stand up you're you're you're you're taking a little piece of a stand-up a short says 15 minutes and 15 minutes I might cover 2 Concepts you know anytime so they already have a sense of how I approach things you can't do that in 5 minutes in 5 minutes you just got to just get into it and it's it's a very condensed homogenized version of who you really are just do a late-night spot with a 5-minute set up and leave just a setup I chose something like that and I was like God he shouldn't even do this cuz it's not it's such a not a good representation of what he's capable of what some people are like Jerry Seinfeld should do ya very very well for when I watch those shows today, why they still think when I see a late night show and no disrespect anybody host a late night show but to me it's like it's like they took a boat and try to turn into a plane commercial it maybe we right like cuz I actually enjoy advertising what is your work is going to work and so in a sentence in the sentence like you can gauge a lot from a person by the types of questions they ask you you know you gauge a lot from like you going to climb it by the type of commercials what they feel is because they're trying to appeal to everybody so this is what they're saying is what we think everybody is thinking right now and please think I mean you know anything and function at its best is fun it is just you know where hits a wall and just what we're saying about what we're saying Wild Things is like when the thing tries to be something that it's not you know when it feels like that these late-night shows when they're just doing fun things that they think of fun and interesting I love you know Kimmel always every year does like the parents to tell the kids that no Halloween play it all the Halloween candy and the kids reactions and Subway I eat that stuff up by love that you check out yeah well you it's a lot auctions options in the vent like Washington's the internet so much more satisfying like watching a, can a podcast you get a chance to see what the f*** they really are some weird set from some audience I got shipped in from Burbank and going to fly signs and everything it's always what happened late night being like this you know celebrity type of think like I'm just in it and just like looking at it and when the crowd is giving an unnatural reaction to things is just like what what what is a slight what is this rewarding for you is this rewarding for you


    Joe Rogan on Following Richard Pryor
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    the head like the footage of the that show all the show where was prepping like was getting ready jet will not all like the show we're just didn't go like you know he was just like it was so hot it had to be honest to him going up in a while I was on stage and was just like in the room and just sat at it is just that this but it is crazy that I bought from gas station there were Redd Foxx's Comedy Club Red the comedy club in Pryor would go up and just f*** around man just f*** around and there was many of them I mean there was like seven or eight recordings Mavericks flat I think it was right that was the name of the company I think so awful awful like Crenshaw or something over there like and Midol where the club was I don't know Boston I was living in Boston and I found them like at a gas station they were for sale a small crowd you can tell is a small crowd and Pryor was just f****** around man he was just he was ad-libbing you could tell that like it wasn't structured and some of it was really funny and some of it like kind of fell flat and you can hear that the clink of glasses and shiting about it was just so real you know Richard Pryor back then he was doing something that it's like he had figured out a thing that he could do are the people hadn't figured out nothing was like just be totally honest and also just explore ideas on stage in front of people and not even have it mapped out yet just just f*** around and find what's funny I need be smoking cigarettes and just talked in and he figured out a way to turn and then you would see it boiled in its like Richard Pryor live on the Sunset Strip you see it boiled down perform for television really well and that's like kind of an element that I think people kind of forget that like how well of a connected with you watching it at home like you even me 20-30 years later after it's filmed and just watching it with my dad it's a he plays really well here to you it's like it if you can U-Haul personal honest it is in late so when it was like boiled down it was just he was also captured really well seeing live no prior maybe a little bit more maybe 15 years ago really we ain't like a running 2005 and died before he died it was probably right before then actually I want to say it was like the late 90s early 2000 somewhere around then he was real sick and they would have to carry him to the stage and it would take like 5 minutes for him to get to the stage so they introduced him and the comic would get out of the way and then chewy and Marilyn Martinez husband would help him walk the stage they would hold on to him take him to stay Jimmy take forever it was a slow process and then get him to sit him down and they'd crank up the mic like this because his voice is so soft people in almost every time first of all nobody knew who I was the second of all the jigsaw Richard Pryor and they're sad he's fading away more yeah so you missed it did you go to clubs at all before then to look around no two nights before my first two nights go to clubs at all before then to look around know well two nights before my first two nights for your first time


    Joe Rogan Gets Emotional Talking About His Dogs
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    you know we have a guy that we hired to that they'll take care of the chicken sometimes especially when we're not there he'll handle certain things like you have two chickens are a little bit of effort you know you got to go to have to cage you got to collect the eggs everyday we had some squirrel stealing eggs we had a real issue with that hose out of our chicken coop Marshall took care of that Marshall was f***** up squirrels dude is the sweetest of all time and he's the devil I mean I never seen a dog so determined to kill squirrels crazy he goes out and he looks for the people run to the chicken coop and then he circles the chicken coop looking see where these m************ are getting in see if anybody's around there and see if anybody slipping but I was on the road my wife sent me a picture of Marshall with a squirrel in his mouth and she's so happy cuz she doesn't like squirrels cuz squirrels are f****** up all the they steal all the chicken food you're cute so like for me I'm like so what they steal the chicken food get make more chicken food but then they start stealing the eggs I was like you can't steal my food that's my food you can't steal the eggs me funds are chickens are family members he's all happy this is this is ingrained in his DNA so he doesn't like he's like I want to bring it back to you fully intact so that you can't so that if you need this is that blood on his chest yeah yeah well he brings things to you always cuz he's a retriever and he's the only dog that I've ever had that doesn't mangle every toys cuz I've had pitbulls and mastiffs and give them a toy that they start tearing apart he is carry them around you carry the money brings you so like when I see him in the morning I'm like good morning sir good morning Waggin Tails happy in the first thing he does is run over to his Pilot toys grabs one and comes over with it they love to hold onto things in their mouth where does he diving underwater while he f****** swims like a motherfuker dude that dog is always in the water he just he will die from the deep end the book of the kids are playing in the pool he and I'll let him out the door he runs to the pool stands on the edge and then leaps into the water splashes guarantee you he will if I taught him how to do it but he swims like crazy she looks at me like I'm trying to pitch anal sex to your wife so I can come on down English the English Bulldog Shiba Inu mix they were they're both 13 years old and Johnny couldn't walk anymore it was it was a really rough the last few days of his life I would try to bring him in for dinner and when I would try to bring them in he literally couldn't make it as a small yard with it where he was at we're talking about like you know 15 yards he couldn't make it 15 yards to the house he would like take a couple steps and his body was shaking you take a couple steps and he was just sleeping all day and he was also having a really hard time shifting and he would occasionally s*** in the house like you couldn't hold his bowels and he couldn't go outside when he wanted to look at you see I'm trying but his his body was so old from Mastiff 13 years old is crazy old like a lot of them die like detour 9 and he was 13 and he was sweet sweet. I'll be to the end but he just he was you know he was suffering it was it was hard it's hard when you know them when they're a puppy and then 10 years later like you're kind of the same and they're not man they're gone you know it's like I think about that with Marshall cuz he's only a year-and-a-half and he saw full of life and he's so fond he's so silly and iPhone happy and my command is going to be a day where Marshals this old old old dog and I'm going to have to put him down to it was depressing and the other one Brutus the shiba inu English Bulldog mix he was better than Johnny for a long time still I've known for the last 2 years that they didn't have much time left you know they were there both struggling hard but Brutus took a real hard turn over the last few months where he wouldn't even come in like I try to get him to come in like I bother you want to eat I try to put a little food in front of his face and he would try to stand up and its legs be shaking and so hard and it's so hard watching him fade away you know and then also watching them suffer you know a lot the last the last days will you have to decide where you know me and my wife have conversations like what we have to do something like this one day were going to come home it's going to be a dead dog and it's not like they're having a good time like this is a this is a horrible suffering slow demise so did you have someone come to the house will you take them as rough dude it's rough at 7 I mean pensive to I do have an idea that you should a female pitbull that had two ACL reconstructions should have both of her back legs done she blew one out I got it fixed blue the other one out how to get that fixed too and they don't like reconstructed with a add like another ligament they shave the bone down so it doesn't do it like sits on it it differently so it locks in place so doesn't pop off and Ingo like out of socket or whatever the f*** it is but like 10 grand a pop right phone goes out again and they're like and that's when they're like you want to put it down and I don't like that man I'm f****** it was like five grand a pop I think and then and then it's it even adds up more because I know like we should keep her here while this was his healing to do it then or diamonds and then they realize that something's wrong with your knee cap and then they realize she's got over breeding and Herb interbreed their kneecaps bad so they fix this one this one replace both kneecaps one more goes out in the lake all right but that dog is the greatest f****** dog Mastiffs are amazing just on my favorite dogs over there so chill dude the sweetest don't like gets up in bed with you in the morning and just puts her face right up on you and just does one of those big cow breast like and you're like oh I'm here they're so relax to they're just a different kind of dog very relaxed and you're like oh I'm here they're so relax to they're just a different kind of dog very relaxed you know and I feel comfortable when I go on the road I feel comfortable knowing there's a hundred forty pound animal that would give it some life for my daughter's one of the one of my dog sleeps in one of my daughters bad one of her dogs sleep Priscilla sleep in George's bed and I go I'm good no one's coming in anywhere and no one has anything


    Joe Rogan - Neil deGrasse Tyson on Why There Aren't Flying Cars
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    here's one you'll never be fine cars the ones we've done we've all been like close to three hours okay are you Hood. So let's go back to flying cars let's go back to my car in the first place of your car you driving on this road and the cars behind you the fastest you could go on that road is the speed of the slowest car on the road but make sense in one dimension that sucks what you really want to travel in two Dimensions so you take the road and widen it let's make two lanes two lanes in One Direction have to the other way as well just doesn't matter here I can go around you your slow ass car okay but and it's fine this is a great Improvement on one dimensional travel now it's two Dimensions okay I can shift left or right as well as move forward or backwards to move and the more Lanes you have the more two-dimensional that is okay the 405 hearing loss and what is a six-lane z212 freaking Lanes okay you are fully exploiting the two dimensionality of travel but you still have so many cars that you say to yourself I want to bypass this traffic if you went from one Dimensions to two Dimensions bypassing is just another Lane but now all 12 lanes are plugged and you want to buy passes so you're thinking I need to travel in another dimension I want to travel in this Dimension if I do that I can bypass all these cars I want a flying car okay well the point is we already have flying cars they called helicopters helicopters they're noisy they have to create a downward thrust of are equal to its own weight if you flying car that's what it's going to have to do their noisy there they completely disrupt the terrain wherever they fly so the issue is not that you want a flying car you want to travel in that third dimension we already do that I would do that to call tunnels that called Bridges when you have a huge intersection you don't move people through one another you Builder you build one road over the other you build one road under the other you are exploiting three dimensions so that traffic can go in perpendicular directions simultaneously that's what the flying cars would have given you but we do that at intersections because it would be impossible to move 12 Lanes of traffic through an intersection the cross another freeway New York done this we do this the New York you're in the streets there's too many cars you can't move let's move in the third dimension let's build a Subway this sounds like a guy who's trying to sell me something other than a flying car a billion people a year and they all go in the third dimension beneath the ground through tunnels tunnels that are layered on top of one another will the New York City subway system is amazing no doubt about it that many people are go to the turnstile video with some guys rubbing his body up against yours I'm just saying took a boat tunnels before the air and bridges are flying cars beautiful thing about a boat is just go wherever you want to go it is with boats what happens if a car failed Falls I want to add another dimension to the side-by-side I tile the desk with all my sheets finish no desk surface left I ran out of two dimensional space I want it store more pages on my desk what do I do I get one of those organizers I just introduced a third dimension so now I can have pages in another dimension sitting above the page that was previously occupying another place that I couldn't have put another sheet that's three dementia yes okay if we were two dimensional people we would wonder what happened to that sheet of paper cuz we have no access to that third dimension you would left our universe at this point I'll be trying to back out of the showroom and I'd say thank you but I'm going to go to flying car place so now watch but look at how much you've increased your storage by introducing another dimension now imagine a fourth spatial Dimension we don't have access but we're now feeling all three dimensions and a four dimensional creatures they will just put it up in this direction will be the 4th Dimension in that regard you can imagine it because our brain evolve in three dimensions we have described it mathematically wormhole in Pasadena close the door and look on the other side of the door nothing would be there just the way on the surface of the desk if you live in this earth that someone opens the door they put the paper through the door close the door you look around go I've no idea cuz you can't even see you can't even imagine that third dimension we cannot imagine the fourth dimension but if the world one day gets so crowded that even three dimensional space has traffic access to a 4th Dimension would greatly help that that's all I'm saying good luck with that can people to step through what is this Jamie some fine thing that just came out while I look at this. a drone yes is exactly looks like okay what about something like this what about something like this would really powerful magnets also the outer edge so it repels against other drones to a maglev flying car everyone agrees that you don't have ones that are attracted to each other but opposed by they see how big that human human sized drone is if ever heard how loud a drone is f****** loud you can't you can't even have a conversation or they're going to be looking through my window at my apartment cork Usher are they already think I'm crazy it'll count electric car though. 76 DBA sound quieter than a regular car the all you hear is there a drone of the tires is above a certain speed the the aerodynamic noise is greater than the landing airplanes go to the In-N-Out near LAX which is right near a landing strip and listen to the sound of the planes as they as they come in most of that sound is airfoil noise not engine noise pretty much still maintain a conversation you're old enough we remember a plane would fly overhead in a city and you have to hold your conversation until it finished why what happened engines got quieter and quieter which is enabled people to build real estate closer and closer to airports and not have sat not having sound problems for what didn't happen overnight it was slow and no kidding I forgot about that. I forgot that you had to stop talking when I remember it affect Shea Stadium in New York City near near LaGuardia Airport the announcers have to stop anytime a plane flew over in the game the airport traffic to not fly over the World Series games if his major Lindsey I completely forgot how loud planes used to be correct and now they're now there is a sound that annoys of the street you don't even stop and notice it you didn't even pay attention all you barely hear barely hear it and so next time you're at a Runway and when its Landing as much noisier taking off cuz it's got to gain altitude coming down its most of that town is glider noise and evidence of this is noise of air going over the airfoil of the fuselage if you you know the moment they deploy the the landing gear next time you're in airplane for landing just listen and then listen to the sound after they deploy millennium yeah I just never for whatever reason I never remembered that the airplanes used to be louder and I think about all the time how to get some testosterone infused guy who doesn't want to let you ahead of them bump you break the propeller that you both fall out of the sky cars on the road what how do you figure that oh my gosh in a row how so because your car most people second greatest asset is 90% of his time doing nothing you drive to work in his Park hope you come home and it sparked 90% an hour after you I'm using your car using my car to tell you right now you're not using my car no one's using I forgot this is LA to go to New York for people with is a utility rather than a something you trying to get chicks with on the street corner. I'll try to get chicks in New York to do I've seen some fancy cars and I've been in New York City but that's not it's not it's not a hundred percent but you'll be as fast as the rude Russian slot car was not letting anybody in but Joe Rogan upload that I could be like you wouldn't change anything if there's automated cars Los Angeles I really do I don't think I don't think I'd be any less traffic I just need to go to make a lame that will take automatic cars and it will go 120 miles an hour and watching everybody with their wasted horsepower maybe in their in their in their contrast stuck in traffic the rude Russian slot car was not letting anybody in but Joe Rogan upload feel like you wouldn't change anything if there's automated cars Los Angeles I really do I don't think I don't think I'd be any West traffic I just need to go to make a automatic car is in a 120 miles an hour and watching everybody with their wasted horsepower maybe in their in their stuck in traffic


    Joe Rogan - Neil deGrasse Tyson on Space Force
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    you know there's a whole lot of trump haters out there and but if you want to hate Trump rationally you wanted not hate him no matter what he says when he's valuate statement by statement what he says right that's what you want to do he says I want a space force think about that okay and there was the Air Force Branch they were part of the army was called the Army Air Force and then we realize a command-and-control in the air kind of soldiers do cuz they have to be pilot it's a different kind of decision-making different kinds of tactical actions you would have in the in the theater of operations and so it was sensible to spawn off a new branch of the military call the Air Force no one today would question whether that was a good idea today you should know that operations in space in the vacuum of the universe is a different operating in from moving through the air your Hardware looks different your your strategies are different your decision fuel command-and-control is different so it's not a crate just cuz it came out of Trumps mouth doesn't make it a crazy idea that you might want a space force if that guy had proposed the space force in 2001 when I was on a commission appointed by George W bush to explore the future of the United States space Aerospace industry a commission of 12 generals their former members of Congress people from Lockheed Martin and people said about the Air Force's currently overseeing space United States space command what else would a military do Beyond protecting your borders they would protect your assets and our space that sits by day day by day or growing by Leaps and Bounds so if it's not a satellite satellite station the GPS will be exclusive to them and then they're going to see the currency PS2 what if we done with GPS this hard-earned engineering and physics and orbital mechanics what are we done with the GPS we now use it to find out who you want to mate with someone's in the area that's what this is Tinder this is Grindr this is show me May double people within 20 square blocks of where I am that's a GPS on Grindr Cleveland have sex with fun yeah yeah so so that has a certain economic value to society Uber so do all the things that so does UPS tracking their trucks protected make sense is there a space force currently a leg is it real how they recruited to the United States you would offload you offload the space activities of the Air Force space command us space command primarily to the space force and then add or subtract from that in whatever way is sensible given the neat if we have it blanket anti-government so private Enterprise is not good at doing expensive things that have never been done before need government money first okay by then you learn where the hostiles are we the Friendly's are where are they what patent did you need to make this happen then the venture capitalist meeting about what I'm going to make a bun has some has some some teeth in it how much will this cost will we know because the government did it and we think we can do it for half that price is it dangerous yes the government did this and they lost two people but we will put Protections in so we won't have that ripped what is the return on the investment the government got no return cuz they didn't that's it wasn't the objective but here's how we can bring up so I'll do it second I won't do it first this is how you get the Dutch East India Trading Company they were not the first Europeans to the new world good where's the edge of the Earth will you find India where will you you don't know any of this I'm screaming at you sorry you don't know any of this Columbus does it first he can tell you where this food and where there's isn't that where there isn't that where they want to kill you in where they don't then you hand that information to the mark to the mercantilists and they make a buck after-the-fact so they come in they come in that's how you do it people making planes in the garage the governments of this could be a cool thing let's pay them and have them compete to Carriere mail new kind of mail mail delivered by air show that's cool so now I make an airplane cuz I want that contract you say do you want the contract you make an airplane a cat has more cargo a better engine you're clever now you just took the contract from me I make a bigger airplane and I said oh I see what he did there but now I can improve on now wait a minute I don't need to carry now I can carry people and us is born commercial government basically bankrupted prize money for accomplishing certain achievements like Lindbergh no one talks about the fact that there was Cash Money available to him for having done a flown across the Atlantic solo first cash money for the money by the longest the highest the fastest each of these had money associated with it so this drove the marketplace it was not whether you could make a product out of it initially cuz you got to get over the early humps you got to get through to get to know what it is that works and what doesn't so is there a plan with the space force are they going to make space weapons and spaceships there's tree 1960s to which we are signatur okay and I talked about it and accessory to war it set again I hate I feel so bad for doing this you look beautiful with that had a missile at a time Europe your bow and arrow guy last I checked you got a freaking bow and arrow in the back room here yes afraid before I interrupted myself modifications if there's an astronaut from another country who is at risk than you will go to help them without question it's very Kumbaya so one of my sort of now that I'm old and tired and I just I'm a realist it's why should we promise to not kill each other in space when we are not successful at doing that here on Earth and we don't even promised and I feel each other here right now what will kill each other in space will all hold hands maybe you don't but I don't have that much confidence in human conduct I become cynical over my years and I'm angry demonstrate to me that on Earth you know how to not kill one another then I'll believe your space treaty so I'm saying here it says you can't put heavy weapons in space 12 years ago it was like I will never finish this for a thousand years I brought in a coop and Ava slang who is a longtime editor of my essays that I'd written for Natural History magazine just give a shout out to my co-author of ways we collaborated some of them I just dictated entire chapters to her and but leaving out certain details that were require a nitty-gritty of sort of research just to get the right numbers in the right year in the right commander and the right this but I know broadly how it happened in what sequence and so then she would take that in shape that into a chapter other places I would say you know this happened this happening that happened she would say well that wouldn't fit the narrative as it's coming together let's drop the middle one and take the other to write that up and she would Stitch it she would graft it is a better word into rest of what was going on so this is even though your place is here where I speak in first person it's actually it's it's a co-written project is that goes through it and it's not I'm just putting my name but somebody else wrote them and I know how to write so we were co-authors on this but thanks for asking those good so so here's a problem that we detail here weapons in space more useless than a space weapon surface are you all right drop it halfway there so you got it well no it's not just that I'm not very high above the planet and so you have to like change the orbit to align it so that it goes over your target satellite don't go over every spot on Earth the only go over the orbit that had reset for it okay we can already destroy a city with an intercontinental ballistic missile and we can aim that we can name a missile to any place on Earth and we'll get there unless 45 minutes and destroy the whole city with nuclear weapons we can already do that there is no advantage to putting nukes in space if that's your objective not only that but suppose there's a rogue satellite that is messing with you it's beaming energy particles at you and you want to take it out how you going to take it out you going to destroy it oh now you break into a million pieces a thousand pieces not eat pieces moving 18,000 miles an hour that's the modern equivalent to in the first world war when it's off we have a good idea cuz we can't shoot them in the in the trenches let's gas them out so they have the mustard gas oops the wind change directions and all the sudden you become a victim of your own weapon such as would happen in space if you going to start exploding satellites out of orbit so war in space is a different thing it's not what you think it would be what would they do something peaceful use of outer space treaty allows you to have defensive things in space not offencive for defensive purposes it allows that so bad though could you I mean could you have the range of stuff to GPS applies to write and then our Navy can't talk to the Air Force Air Force can talk to it and that would be bad armies of Wars are no longer fought just by how many soldiers have you lined up at the at the border it's what have you done strategically to render your opponent in your opponent or render them incapable of fighting this is why the attacks on September 11th worked we had a policy that if someone wants to hijack a plane you follow the instructions you do not deny them their request because the Assumption was that If you deny the request they will start harming people and if you follow the request it will delay when they harm them if they harm them at all and maybe everyone will end up safe it was not in the game plan that they would crash the plane on purpose okay so September 12th you will never again be able to do that to an American plane forget the extra x-rays that we're doing a pilot will never relinquish the cockpit ever again no matter who they're torturing in the back of the back of the plane no matter what they're doing even to shooting people one-by-one because the plane going down takes everybody out so that was a pretty easy door to close literally and figuratively but no one saw it coming Dino Charge me crazy when they put that drink cart in the hallway to protect the pilot when they open the door in about that so it's just to delay you a fraction of a second to give them a chance to go in and lock the door if it's yet to get through them and the flight attendant that takes an extra second you can't just run and plus I don't even allow you to stand in the aisle while it's happening art and get through the cart and the flight attendant who will be fighting for their life at this point okay and cuz you're the plane is everything but yeah I've seen that opening though you can get through there you can I would never do I thought about not that but I thought to myself the plane that went down was like eyewitness September 11th for blocks at six blocks away from six walking blocks for to the event so I was every bit of physics that I know there was no Shockwave explosion in no Shockwave and I gave you a demise Fuel and then you spark it then the flame moves across the fuel it's not a it's not Shockwave it's just a declaration way and therefore there's no Shockwave and so windows are not blown out a quarter mile away as they were in Oklahoma city with the why am I bringing this up what was I talking about September 11th the plane into a building if I was in the last row of the plane how much time would elapse before the front row crumbled and it met the back-row given the speed of the plane going into the building 500 miles an hour slower than speed and at the light turn around and a name I have about a second less half a fraction of a second it's a fraction to go with links yeah you can't even process that so I figured the debts were pretty quick you are your pulverized pile of goo I think they're planning on making spaceships that can shoot down other spaceships so here that's what pretty quick wow instantaneous basically instantaneous you are your pulverized pile of goo I think they're planning on making spaceships that can shoot down other spaceships


    Neil deGrasse Tyson - Columbus Discovering America Was a Great Achivement - Joe Rogan
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    please show the deck start you're just something else him coming to America was the most significant thing to ever happen in our species silence p*** wow yeah so yeah it is just a matter of degree not a matter of gas does it exist or does it not okay I think the most significant event to happen in our kind of amazing when you stop and think about the fact that at that point in time other than the Native Americans who lived here who are living a nomadic tribe existence very few people that had the wheel that had firearms that had all these things that had already been even the rest of world had made their way to this place when I watch okay here's how it worked so I presume that you have some skepticism of this claim as most people would especially the the Columbus haters were out there all right. I don't really have any nepotism you agree or not alright we are hunter-gatherers we have settle down yet early humans and we're basically wondering we're following the herds all right and then the ice age hits well what is an ice age and Ice Age means it is so cold that when the moisture evaporates from the oceans goes to the clouds the clouds go over the land it doesn't rain it snows in the snow and it stays so the water that had lifted up from the ocean does not return to the ocean it accumulates on the land and its accumulation when it's significant and sustained week-old glaciers glaciers is not itself a snowfall it is compressed snow that's basically change State into this this ice River close very slowly back to the ocean but the oceans are getting drained faster than they're getting replenished so during the Ice Age the ocean levels dropped exposing the Bering Strait land bridge between Asia and what is now Alaska basically North America the Mediterranean others went high they populate Asia they keep walking because it's on land bridge there didn't even OSHA Bridge it's just more land so they walk and they enter North America from there that's kind of leeway you can go with South at that point the weather gets a little better the Ice Age and the glaciers melt back into the oceans the oceans level ocean levels rise closing the land bridge stranding a branch of the human species for 10,000 years those humans who made it across that land bridge and spread out into North America Central America South America have only a few families as their parent genetic as their genetic origin okay whole is like some research has like eight family lineages populated the entire North and South American continents and the land bridge breaks now you have Europe Asia Africa and north of South America and they know nothing of one another two separate branches of the human species the Vikings notwithstanding maybe they found came over and they didn't even if they did their influence was near-zero relative to the Europeans so we talk influence here this is a branch had this continued this how you speciate this is why the species on Australia the story of mammals they were they have pouches right no other mammals do that they split off and they evolve their own way okay so 10,000 years is not enough to grow three heads or do you know 12 fingers but our species is separate now Columbus the Atlantic make contact with humans this is the first time that has happened in 10,000 years we have rejoined two branches of the human species we are now one common genetic group and that genetic cross-breeding and that continues to this day that we fly to any corner of the world inmate okay in the meeting already began immediately yes it would diseases that Columbus brought to North America much written about that less written is that he brought syphilis back to Europe First cases of syphilis in 1492 the natives or whether it mutated know that I'm not among them that's fast graph of syphilis reported syphilis cases in Europe it All Began 1492 when he came back so what I'm saying is this was a hugely significant event the rejoining of the branches of the human species but yeah I know I would imagine that that makes sense that is the most important event that led by the way Native Americans you no problem with alcohol okay with Native American the Chinese yes yes Susan Asian issue well so who stayed in it so you look at who populated North and South America after the you know before the land bridge is whoever was right at the edge of Asia then the land bridge is so Asians and and North American that are the natives of North and South America have more in common with each other because of this than most other group she might grab around the world but my point is obviously we there's a lot to blame Columbus were but he just happened to be the guy who did it first Europe was coming to the new world no matter what everybody was trying to find a faster trade route to the Indies and so it would it wasn't Columbus would have been Arnold's mednik whatever it doesn't matter somebody did that and the rest is as they say history so personally I think it's the most significant thing to happen and the rest is as they say history so personally I think it's the most significant thing to happen in our species otherwise we'd still be two stranded branches of humans it would be fascinating though like Australia stranded to see what would happen if it has gone on for hundreds of thousands of years


    Joe Rogan - Neil deGrasse Tyson on Eric Dubay & Flat Earth
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    need to research it or to go on the frontier the lack of Education in the lack of lack of curiosity about is one of the scariest things about new generation 2 kids right like when the new generation 2 coming up with Thanos last in the generation before that's when we really start to freak out your problem although I have good confidence in the 30 and under that Millennial I called you have to be so what's the reason to my son is a millennial and he's like my kids are millennials so they're 20-ish so he's a little hole so 25 and under I think are the millennials beer the science or the technology they embrace it because it has shaped the civilization that is enabled their social life has but through this like the one thing that I tweeted I think it was from Scientific American yesterday news yesterday that it's a little bit misleading but why do things they said it's only 64% of Millennials have a strong belief these things these coasters are terrible they look great but then think stick to the bottle was it made of metal coaster yeah yeah that's the issue play 64% are convinced the world is a ball the world is a circle that Laura's what is a spheroid and what is called oblique met I'd like to see how that question would they know that we are oblate the Z's distinction these references and measurements are so small that if you found it on the ground you say there's a perfect sphere Globes and you rub your finger over Nepal and you get the Himalayas yeah yeah and you get the Rockies and gross exaggeration of reality yes Hills in it and shrunk down to the size of a cue ball will be smoother than any cue ball ever machined yes yes the Marianas Trench off the coast of the Philippines in the Pacific Ocean access to the deepest part of Earth's crust the lowest point on Earth surface the Marianas Trench right off the coast of the Philippines the highest point on Earth surface the tip of K1 the tallest peak K2 I'm just thinking it's the Himalayan Mountains in Nepal okay in the pain but think it is okay so now what was 28000 ft so it's like five miles up okay the distance between the store that is less than the Manhattan yet we are 8000 Miles in diameter and those two points are very far separated from one another if you are cosmic Giant and you came up to Earth and you rub your finger over Earth's surface it would feel as smooth as a cue ball to you wow in fact it in this whole chapter on being round which is all about this all about our perception of what is rounding what is not I had asked you to debate one of them Flat Earth guys I know we talked about it and we're going to have them on Skype not what we do is and I think this is a diabolical plot so that the next time we can ship people en masse into orbit they all want to be the first in line cuz I know we're going to send them so they can see the round her if they can be the first ones in space just so they can stop annoying the rest I do have people that have met that don't believe because they the problem with YouTube videos is prom with a lot of things but one of the things about being unchecked while you are disgusting thing is you can say things you can use big words you can sound articulate and smooth and you can do it in a very professional-looking manner or deep and you your unchecked but if you did that in front of an expert and you showed him that a long way to go. That's not true stop does not works but let me show you why this is incorrect let me show you how you can prove that this is incorrectly objective truth but this is not happening render your argument invalid so people don't have any education and then they watch one of those YouTube clips they start actually believing this stuff makes sense because it's unchecked and I would say it's not about whether they've had education it's about whether the education they had tea some skepticism of information that each of them how to inquire you realize it's just as intellectually lazy to believe everything you see as it is to deny everything you say yes why should someone know automatically that Earth isn't flat yet I tell them in the next breath that the entire universe was once as small as a marble right both of those sound equally preposterous one has evidence to back it and the other does not in very strong scientific theoretical and experimental underpinnings so when you are trained to inquire you don't either believe everything outright or reject everything out right you're trying to ask questions you trying to probe deeper than the layer of information that comes to you that's what should be taught in school and it's not give you a book and say learn this tested on it and then when you're done learned this wasn't also there's a problem with being a inexorably connected to your first belief when you have an idea and it's in your head is very difficult for people to shake that ideally start arguing that idea that idea becomes a part of their identity and they dig their heels in deeper and an opposing view is presented themselves character profile on something that is not yet verified as objective truth this is very good thing to do tattoos on my body is there's nothing I am so sure about that I want to put it indelibly on my skin one of the reasons is there's nothing I am so sure about that I want to put it indelibly on my skin with Note in my mind body and soul so much in this moment that I want to indelibly etched on my skin cuz I want to leave room for me to have a possibly more enlightening thought later


    Joe Rogan - Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains Manhattanhenge
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    they were carted from sub with McDonough place with those rocks were with would have been mined removed and yeah I know some big ass rocks yeah like what did the thing about the pyramids it's so impressive is the Precision and the sheer numbers 2 million understanding of Stonehenge is that it's functioning Observatory they can actually predict so then I got I just got a bit sloppy there and when they match up you get an eclipse is there a guy named that's absolutely what it is there's a book published in the 1970s by guy named David Dawkins is Richard Dawkins what's another one of these parking Richard Hawkins it's highly convincing and we all roll there with it there's no sense of justice study of the position of the stones in relationship to the where the okay Darryl and he was the Expedition head where the sun sets along the street so I need that manhattanhenge harkening back to my early days thinking about the alignment of the Sun in structures that we might Bill until twice a year for those viewers are listeners who don't know twice a year the Manhattan Street grid which is not perfectly aligned north-south the Manhattan Street grid will that the sun will set exactly on the grid and weather now that image what's not obvious is that picture is taken along a street that is itself 3 miles long and then you're crossing a the Hudson River and then his New Jersey on the other side so people try to zoom in on it but really what you really should do is zoom out from it and then you get the vanishing point on it so if you almost Zoom zoomed in let's go to go back to that other one yeah so that's on 34th Street the one you see now and then you get this sparkly like that happens twice a year that sort of crazy Wildlife affect the most recent photo a1474 wow so I would have been 15 I think about 14 or 15 might be the first-ever manhattanhenge photo I took that in publishing 2002 and right then I noticed it it's a green light and traffic is ready to knock me over so so no one is in the streets doing what day you get manhattanhenge from the American Museum of Natural History with my day job and then that goes out to press gets it and tens of thousands of people spill at the street blocking traffic and you can think of all the ways Traffic gets blocked in your day all it was too many of them


    Joe Rogan - Neil deGrasse Tyson "I'm Not an Atheist!!"
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    how are people using the word that's the meaning that I can see that but we can keep those things why I don't call myself an atheist what is the definition of atheist in practice it is what leading atheist do and it's their conduct in this their behavior is what they say and it's it's their attitude sister day because they were the most visible exemplars of that word and most of their conduct I either don't agree with or simply don't engaging what don't you agree with I don't debate religious people and tell them they're idiots I don't and it doesn't work it's not it's not in me to do that I I don't Purge myself of words that have religious foundations in them I want semi Facebook I'm going up in orbit to repair the Hubble telescope one of the astronaut and I said godspeed and then I gave the astronauts named people remote in in this rancid I thought you were with me when John Glenn was the headline was godspeed John Glenn somewhere there's that reference in the NASA family by the way I'll get to that in just one minute the atheist or arguing that I was using godspeed as a phrase they all have used the phrase goodbye see you later goodbye from its from God be with you it's a contraction of those three words and why would you say that someone leaving the city wall where it's dangerous okay back when did city-states you're going to your God be with you to bring protection for you between 1 City on and so now it's not space muggers it is the fact that you have high speed and high-speed is the source of essentially any death of anything that's in motion if you were part of that disaster so godspeed is like a space equivalent to God be with you is that was really the origin but I do know it became common after John Glenn to Yuri Gagarin cuz they were there all atheists in in the Soviet Union but here in America and America Gots be John Glenn and I respect that tradition and so I said that and then they jump so if atheists are jumping on me for having said that clearly I'm not an atheist my favorite Broadway musical of all time what's your favorite in my writings okay I still do it don't use BCE I don't use BC all right don't see even you cut cop an attitude right there right certifying AD and BC and BC okay okay well who invented the calendar we all currently used in modern society is called the Gregorian calendar was invented by the Catholic Church by Jesuit priests in the 1580s assigned by Pope Gregory to fix the problems in the calendar because put forth an ancient Rome had one modification to previous calendar they had a leak day okay it had to leave day and okay leave days how often every 4 years this was good cuz what are we trying to track which one it is it worth goes around the Sun and so we say alright how long does that take will takes a year but it turns out we're not actually tracking how long it takes Earth to go around the Sun how long it takes Earth to repeat its seasons and the repeat the year that corresponds to our seasons is slightly different from the year that corresponds to how long it takes to go around the Sun slightly different and that difference was not recognized in the early calendars and that difference accumulated so that by the year 1584 the vernal equinox the first day of spring did not on March 21st on March 10th it's shifted from the calendar date that's what happens if you don't match the cycles of things and the pope said we're not having any of this especially since Easter might land on Passover and we try to distinguish ourselves mightily from the Jews so let's fix this the Jesuit priests got to study this they looked at the cycles of the heaven the Sun the moon the stars and they came up with a new calendar the Gregorian calendar a modification to the Julian calendar set to do to invoke at the take 10 days out of the calendar to jumpstart to put the first day of spring back on March 21st then this happened in October 1584 why is there been in 10 days out of the calendar is this was hard-earned and the whole world uses what is the most accurate calendar ever devised the leap day overcorrected the calendar it overcorrected yes yes so one day every 4 years was slowly putting too many days until moments into the year OK the Gregorian calendar figure this out and didn't put taniks today since the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar first jumpstart get rid of the 10 days now everything's lined up again now how do you prevent this from happening again because it over correct how long do you have to wait to remove a leap day that you would otherwise put in okay okay that's every hundred years years that would be a leap day you remove delete under corrects it might even small remote okay so how long do you have to wait before you have to put a leap day back in every 400 years so the year 2000 was a century year which normally would not have a leap day except it's a century year evenly divisible by 400 put the leap day back in and everybody on February almost everybody everybody except the astronomers on February 29th in the year 2000 set it's just a leap year cuz it's divisible by 4 know it is a rare leap year it is a century year divisible by 400 that corrects it back and so now you have a stable calendar for tens of thousands of years I got to give props to the Jesuit priest I'm not going to say no I'm taking the Christianity out of this reference because they figured out the calendar that we all used and it's a f****** awesome counts are to drop an F-bomb then but I have to I'm not just because some atheists are telling me to read God out of everything in the universe that I'm not doing that I want to confuse it with Hats over the motivation is whatever it is but the science is good and so there it is no I'm taking the Christianity out of this reference cuz they figured out the calendar that we all used and it's a f****** awesome count sorry to drop an F-bomb then but I'm not just because some atheists are telling me that God out of everything in the universe that the motivation is whatever it is but the science is good and so there it is


    Joe Rogan - Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains Microwaves
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    that mountain in that Valley know we can't afford to send you out there now we have to solve the cave problems first before anyone leaves the K we laugh at that that's an absurd claim to make the caveman days I don't know if I did it but that's a crazy thought because there's a solution to your problem that might exist and time has demonstrated likely Exist by leaving the cave that you can then. so for me voice is not just a place all the frontiers of the unknown biology chemistry a I know those Frontiers and then you can cross-pollinate them and transform civilization and its the last example I give then I'll shut up cuz I want to hear you talk to the universe study gas clouds between stars and study and why would you detect against Cloud if it's not radiating white will they give off radio waves all right and he figured out what kind of radio waves do they give off and why and in this he gain expertise in the nucleus of the atom and he discovered that the nucleus can resonate depend on the mass of the nucleus it will which means depending on what Atom it is on the periodic table it will resonate slightly different when exposed to the same electromagnetic field he discovered a new phenomena in physics called nuclear magnetic resonance medical technologist if you can distinguish one heavy Adam from another money-making machine out of that put your body in it and I can then distinguish one kind of tissue from another and dust was born the magnetic immature the MRI arguably the most potent tool in the Arsenal of modern medicine why can diagnose the condition in your body without cutting you open first that is based on a principle of physics discovered by a physicist but no interest in Medicine by the way that the real title should be nuclear magnetic resonance imaging but that's the other n word you know machine if there were nuclear was on it that was a cross-pollination of ideas with clever people on their Frontiers looking over the fence at discoveries that are being made it's how we got the microwave oven that was invented by a thermodynamic cyst microwaves this is a World War II communicate using microwaves and they found out some guys chocolate bar melted in the microwave and of course the water molecule and other molecules common in food respond to microwave it vibrates them ferociously and so you put food in a microwave cavity the water content of the food vibrates friction Cooks the food there still people who today was Saint Nicholas okay friction it everybody scared that f**** up the food does it know it just it just heats the water of the womb people due to the flipping of the water molecule and one of them is like bread products gets hard and leathery and Gormley and that's that's all it would do making pretty fast but it's a mess and it splatters all over so you pick the foods that are best for that situation as you would pick the foods bet you wouldn't you wouldn't put toast in an oven at 350° bread to make toast we have toasters for that different things in your kitchen do things best ice cream in your you know your spin your toaster oven people are afraid of microwaves they're afraid of it's not it's not that they're afraid of microwaves that they're afraid that I think they don't understand that something's going to happen to their food that makes it less good correct and it's just it's it's not the not knowing that people fear my wife's friends mom will not eat something that comes out of a microwave really she quotes that as part of what makes her healthy drinks a lot of water she refuses to eat microwave food but whole life is around using microwave was he won't eat anything that comes out of a microwave I'm glad that she doesn't she can live a long happy life at such a reheat food old school okay one of the hardest thing is reheating lasagna if you don't have a microwave on true that if I can possibly can I cook it again anything to it's not not sucking any nutrients out or adding any nuclear radiation correct radiation in the normal sense other than electromagnetic radiation is already light from the bulb which tend to use radiation in the context of stuff that would hurt you so that would be radiation of high enough energy to hurt you and microwaves are not in that category I never even thought about what microwaves do until this conversation really beautifully pairs with the water molecule and it vibrates it brilliantly and it doesn't work for completely dried things really where you should have turkey and not the flight microwave oven heated the plate and the food usually pick it up at the handles


    Neil deGrasse Tyson - How Christopher Columbus Was a Dick - Joe Rogan
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    it's not there it's there but it's not nobody's talking about it do you realize that I just give an example okay if you needed more reasons to think the Columbus was a dick okay let me add 1/2 it's okay I just wanted the dick part of the okay so on his third voyage he's in by the time he'd already planted enough Spanish flag of Spain had already begun to set up governments and infrastructures in these places that he had found basically Concord and so-so in one of the places in the book accurate with the thing is Hispaniola Island today he has to get back Sports 1503 1504 not enough food for his crew so he asked the natives would you please give us some of your stock that you have collected from your farming now this particular group of Native only makes exactly the amount of food they need to tie to the next crop they don't have Surplus so they said no we don't have surpluses sorry Columbus knew that one week coincidentally it was going to be a total lunar eclipse with a moon in its orbit around Earth enters Earth's Shadow the full moon enters Earth's Shadow and disappears and that the geometry of that event it's just a simple lunar eclipse with a geometry set that sunlight passes around Earth Earth's atmosphere and takes on sunset colors that leach into Earth's Shadow giving the moon if you can see it at all a deep red Amber Hue almost the color of blood Columbus set and he knew about the tables the eclipse tables right about the solar system at the time to what we got that okay actually right then or just the known world with horses in the middle of the known universe God which is more powerful than your God will make the moon disappear and it will turn blood red that will happen in one week you have one week to comply some of them was skeptical or what to that Dad is a famous woodcut you got this those viewing the video of this as a famous woodcut and notice the natives bowing to him and he stands proudly cuz he knows the science he knows the astronomy he knew this and so he invokes this to dominate people would not get scientifically literate and within seconds of this beginning they bring him all the resources he wants and he gets that we don't know what happened you know back where do the people survive the winter but he got back to the island has been invoked basically since their Inception are charged with tracking the nuclear arsenal of the United States are nuclear-powered and the nukes that would go into nuclear weapons they think about this add calling working there you know why because there's a room there two rooms I mean simplifying this was basically there two rooms adjacent to one another and a computer between the two of them the most powerful computers in the world and there is code running on those computers that calculates the energy yield of hydrogen Fusion that's exactly what an astrophysicist cares about when stars blow up okay the sun is undergoing nuclear fusion right now and that's how it's making energy and when the Twin high-mass Stars dies they explode as supernovae this is a natural thing going on the universe in the universe on the other side that's a classified room they're calculating yield of hydrogen bonds and they have lunch together and they compare notes the government doesn't always have the best people but if you hire some of the best people to do whatever it is they want and there calculation happened to relate to a military project there you have a two-way street in progress why do you think the mirror issues notwithstanding which will ultimately fixed when it was first one top-rated then we shall we want one of those okay but we don't that's not public that this is going on we decide with the telescope gets designed has the benefit of previous versions of it having been used successfully but looking down and we look up this is the perennial two-way street of astronomy in the Old Days Inn in modern times astrophysics hiding you from don't worry about me okay fine Galileo telescope he learned that it had just been invented in the Netherlands the Dutch were right so they invented the telescope and microscope within a couple of years of one another just transform science when did they invent the eyeglass the reading glasses earlier than that but I don't I don't know when putting two lenses in line with one another sounds trivial time but that was a huge leap conceptual leap and what you accomplished and it's so doing depending on how you curve them and how you grind them grinded the shape of those lenses you would get a microscope or telescope and and We're Off to the Races that's basically the birth of modern science as we now think of it and and and and conduct it because you said yourself my senses I don't trust them to be the full record of what's going on in front of me microscope border puts it under his microscope just a thing to do this it's just water why do you think that's something interesting to do he said I wonder he was curious he puts it under and sees little what he described as animal cules happily a swimming animal Que animalcules and so he writes a report on this to to the scientific authorities and pay them to leave they say you might have had too much gin before you wrote this flipping why would anyone believe a drop of pond water and so the way science works is one report does not make it true you need verification they sent people to the Netherlands to verify his results and there was the birth of microscopy and then they look at everything cells that you don't do need vocabulary to describe what you're now seeing the journey down small and Galileo telescope he looks Venus Corpus of evidence for earth going around the Sun in support of copernicus's idea that Earth went around the Sun my point is what was the second thing he did with his telescope he telephoned as we look out into the Lagoon you can identify a ship's intentions Friend or Foe bites flag 10 times farther away than you can with the unaided eye Venice bought a boat load of these telescopes in the service of their military defense and this was a source of money to Galileo now he could go look at the universe this is been a two-way street ever since people have looked up Dream Machines for airports you're old enough to remember why would they put in because of hijackings to Cuba basically they were armed hijackings of airplanes of American carriers to Cuba and Congress have we got to do something about that by the way there's a company in Boston called American Science & Engineering that was building an x-ray detector small enough to put on a satellite to observe the universe and x-rays and because no one branch of the electromagnetic spectrum we think if they're black holes out there their region surrounding them will give us x-rays it's a new window on the universe and then they said oh my gosh there's a call for x-ray machines at airport we've got the technology that we perfected to put in a freaking satellite so the technology for those ones you walk through the airport initially came out that we perfected to put in a freaking satellite so the technology for those ones you walk through the airport initially came out there was a two-way street there was for security. We would we were using technology


    Neil deGrasse Tyson - The Education System Needs Adjustment - Joe Rogan
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    astrophysics for people in a hurry that's kind of a that's very purposefully juxtaposed it's like neurosurgery in 4 easy steps you know if you saw a book with that title do you have to pick up what's going on and I think it's important you make learning stuff about astrophysics fun and that's what's missing you know it's not that people don't like to be educated they don't like to learn these don't want to be bored that's a perceptive point because you don't think of the image we have of let's say you're in a school where most people don't go to college if you're in high school and then last day of school comes what do people do they toss their papers in the air as they run down the steps what's the rock song mean the school didn't train you to embrace curiosity that learning was a chore and now the chores are over so I think the education system needs an adjustment forget whether or not you go to college cuz you just been more years not in school than in school even if you do go to college what you want I think her lifelong Learners lifelong curiosity where once you are trained and and and your curiosity is stimulated children your children don't need to be taught to be curious they are curious to the point of destruction of whatever it is they touch or what is this egg on the counter what is this glass what is this plate what's under a rock what happens when I pull a leg off a daddy long they are experimenting with the world we don't think of it that way but that's what it is they're all born scientists and I say this often the first years of a child's life teaching it to walk and talk and spend the rest of his life if this this is the wrong combination So speaking as an educator I think a missing component of school is is at the teachers at the curriculum I don't know but when you get out of school you should save yourself damn I want to learn more it's almost universally accepted to that that's when you're learning ends when you get out of college it's over. learn ride in the workplace between the person who gets an assignment is that Joey Janet I need you to do this that's not in my job description I'm not trained for this kind of person in the workplace human being and what the world needs more of is like where you take a new task can you say while I get to learn a little where my own I'll ask people who no more you just you just embrace the act of learning to satisfy your curiosity and I think this book is capturing that in the public must be doing something play s*** I can say it okay I swear people think you're a robot now they know it's a great sign and I think your podcast is great time as well the success of your podcast and successive a lot of signs podcast stuff I love show me the best right end and yours as well and I love Chuck Nice shout-out to check 9 about you I we let them know that check he's great what you're doing is you're making learning interesting and that's why it's so fun it's it's it's it's there's excitement to it and he bring a comedian like Chuck on with you things get silly but they're also the curious and you getting these experts and everyone's talking about these various subjects and and as you know not only yourself as an Exemplar of this stand up comedian are some of the smartest people in the world they have it that they having a woman that you don't notice they see the same things you do and get to shape it in a way you never thought possible and then you end up laughing at other things that yourself have it that they having two women that you don't notice they see the same things you do and get to shape it in a way you never thought possible and then you end up laughing at other things that yourself


    Joe Rogan - What Makes Someone a Bad Person?
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    Georgia Georgia touching stuff I've ever read my life about his brother's death so you know the whole world I think it's so full and that they think the gym go to the bad person and they think that maybe I'm a good person when it's just exactly the opposite how are you a bad person that doesn't make you a bad person know I'm a bad person example you know this is awkward but this is another one of those cognitive reframing honesty things is I took care of my mother while she was dying of lung cancer and even when I was taking care of her and she was lapsing in and out of Consciousness in her home there was a little part of me that felt this Glee the thought I will never have to worry about Mom again I will never have to worry about whether Mom is offended by my work I will never have to worry about Mom falling down the stairs and breaking her leg that this enormous concern in my life will be resolved and it's going to be at the cost of losing someone I love you know so much but the benefit is that this huge burden of responsibility is going to be lifted and so there was this kind of secret Glee thinking you know I'm going to I'm going to have some free time here that I never imagined touches on that in her work when she talks about her mother's death and I think it's just an honest thing but it's not a thing that makes you look very good I think that makes you a bad person I think that that makes you a person who's honest about thoughts that are very uncomfortable that that is just something that people think I think all the time if they're dealing with someone is completely incapacitated and they have to care for them 24/7 but they don't express it it's just it's just a reality of the burden of someone who's really sick or really dying is it there's there's no getting around it I don't think it's a bad that's a not a good example I need to I need a example why you are a bad person maybe just really self-critical aware of things that other people could take out of context of those the totality of your life and just use it as an example put it in quotes and using his example of you being a bad person the nature of my creativity this idea that in journalism school that they call the theory seduced and betray that when you go into an interview situation your goal is to gain the trust of that person and to get them to reveal something very intimate that you were going to betray by revealing to the public so you just be you're basically going in there to to charm them and then to hurt them Panda and so much of my creative process is that way because I got story in which the guy puts the carrot up his butt that was my best friend at the time in late 20s and he got fantastically drunk and he told me that carrot story and I honestly believe he had never told anybody the carrot story I kept that story of my mind for you know 10-15 almost probably 20 years until I found a way to put it with three similar stories and make a larger piece out of it and the first time I read that story I hadn't seen him in maybe a couple years does friend and I look across this big Auditorium and there he is and I'm telling his carrot story in front of hundreds and hundreds of people and the look on his face he's just tricking and he hasn't talked to me since and this is what he even even the other uses name know him what's wrong with him I have made them involuntary public figures and they have to deal with the Fallout from these stories about them and really only his brother and his sister Amy have kind of been able to spin this in a good way but alienates a lot of people know for sure will especially if you use their actual name or people know the origin of actual story yeah yeah sorry to break it to you think you're bad person examples you're not convinced no I know I'm just not revealing the worst stuff that do you think that you have to have some sort of embracing of these dark thoughts to create the way you create a me you're creating these characters that go down some horrible roads both mentally and in reality in in your work and it's a maze stop but to cultivate that don't you think you have to be kind of in touch with those thoughts of your own kind of in touch with this you know this thing where you're watching your mom dying you you are going to be relieved of a burden and you don't want to tell anybody that you're kind of looking forward that a little bit even though you love your mom dearly this at that. Natural thing that people don't want to discuss but absolutely exist it's the in the room Comedy Works or anything where you're stating this unstated thing you're creating this enormous relief my classic example when they teach I ask my students they say so so what do you call a black man that flies a plane a pilot you f****** racist you created they don't want you to say what they think they're going to say they don't want to hate you they like you right and they don't want you to say something hateful and awful and then you turn it around and put it on them and so in a way and I always think that's the sort of Comedy is to create the attention that you relieve as quickly as possible and the relief occurs as laughter I was having dinner with friend of mine his wife and a buddy of mine and my friend's friend and his wife and Funtime the whole night everybody's laughing and joking and or have a dinner and having a couple of drinks and joking around talking about things and I forget what led to him saying this but we were talking about unfortunate scenarios and you know people that just their life is not going the way they like it to go and things going back and I don't know where the guy goes well my daughter is she had a baby with a black man and we're we're both like looking at him like where is this going and then he goes and you know I just think it's incredibly selfish bring that kid in the world and this kid doesn't have an identity they're not black and they're not white and they don't live there not going to have an identity than not going to have a group to belong to and my friends Jaws dropped my know the guy spent on that night and my drop and I looked at my other friend who's with me who didn't know any of these other people and everyone's like what the f*** and then a couple of us get up and go to the bathroom and I turn my front entrance we just left and I texted my friend I go too much racism had to go and we just left and but it was so weird it's like this guy was holding into this news like you know what I can trust these people some races s*** I can trust them and it didn't work and he knew it didn't work he knew it went over the world lead balloon he knew it he could feel it everybody was like what like wait a minute your daughter is in love with a man who's black they have child together and you think it's incredibly selfish to bring that kid in the world like what the f*** I wish I could remember what the f*** we were talking about before then but we were talking about before then was like drug addicts or people f****** or you know people are addicted to gambling or something and people whose lives were in chaos and then he brings up his daughter having a baby with a guy was the wrong amount of melanin in skin whose ancestors came from the wrong part of the war for him weird man it was weird it was weird also to see him recognize story had a hired car from Philadelphia to New York once on tour and we're going past Liberty Hall in Philadelphia this is great guy with the Philly accent driving the car he points at Liberty colonies you can't tell me why and I just looked and I said because the bricks are laid in Flemish Bond I think that's probably where the brakes are offset in such a way that they they bond in the center of Flemish Bond and he was so proud that's why it's still stands that we were best friends and just talking like crazy all the way into Manhattan weekend in the Manhattan there's two guys walking down the street the guy goes Christ I hate coming to New York and I said well you know a man named how do you say hands-free juggling of everything that the guy who knew Flemish blond was also one of them and it was one of those wonderful kind of icky but necessary moments and their horrible but things are better afterwards I felt like I was throwing away any kind of Chatty conversational relationship I had with this guy seemed like just a salt-of-the-earth great funny guy and I was just kind of going out on a limb and saying okay he's going to hate my guts after this when I was little kid we lived in San Francisco from ages 7 to 11 and then move to Florida which is the polar opposite of San Francisco and I really I don't know if I'd ever heard someone use the word faget before but I've never seen an adult upset about gay people before and then my friend candy candido was his name his dad was Cuban they were Cuban and his death slams newspaper on the on the tables 11 and he's like can't believe they're letting these facts getting married who was just so angry and I remember stopping thinking like this guy is a man he's a grown man like he's a grown up but yet he's he's got this infant idea of what a person should be like they they got to fall into this category that kind of hurt he's got it locked in his hat he's a f****** baby but he's a man and he's my friend's dad this guy took this guy made it to 35 years old or whatever the f*** he was and this is his Operating System is using to navigate his way through life I remembered it being an important moment for me because I realize like just because someone's older doesn't mean they learned anything you know and that that people are capable of success in life you know you could become married and have children to get a house you get a good job you drive a car the whole thing you got it all you've got a checkbook you got a f****** you you're you're you're operating it's moving your successful it's happening and yet you still have these stupid ideas there's a benefit to the expression of the stupid idea not that they cannot be challenged but that at least when were aware that it's there yeah and that you know we know that this thing is not just kind of festering and that there's a way of kind of not fixing this person but at least we know where they're coming from yeah and another shooting myself in the career foot can hear it goes I read the daily Stormer Andrew Anglin cracks me up who is that he is the completely transgressive guy who really loves Fight Club for the daily Stormer I think he is the daily Stormer and he writes the most atrocious insensitive brutal things but they are they're so shocking and so transgressive that that sometimes I laugh out of the shock you know the old classic joke how do you get a nun pregnant you f*** her you know there's a shock value there that that just sort of jars me and makes me laugh sometimes hadn't told the black pilot choke for the problem is like people to come if you know you know what's coming but that's kind of the worst of themselves kind of endorsing it but I feel a little less active to abuse psychologist has have this exercise called bull-baiting where they take you into a room and people surround you and they call you every horrible thing and then they they nitpick every aspect of your appearance or your your character who you are and they attack you on every level and they do this for long long periods of time they do this day after day until you are completely not reactionary to that kind of verbal abuse you can you can put it over there you can accept the fact that it's somebody else's statement somebody else's opinion observation that is not true and you can be with it and so on a weight when I go into these sites that are so patently offensive and in deliberately you know aggressively offencive I feel like in a way they're thickening my skin that I'm not quite such a delicate little reactive when I go into these sites that are so patently offensive and in deliberately you know aggressively offencive I feel like in a way they're thickening my skin that I'm not quite such a delicate little reactive thing afterwards you worry about someone looking through your search results


    Joe Rogan SHOCKED By Chuck Palahniuk's Stories
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    what about my books are banned so many places and sometimes I think that maybe that's a good thing because they aren't reaching the psychos my books are banned in prison systems because they are enormously popular these prison Librarians tell me but the books are considered way too stimulating so why don't people in prison cannot read my books holyshit all prisons don't know if it's all but it's Texas and a number of other really big States so I don't know that's kind of a badge of honor yeah but it doesn't equate to that like the the immortality of being banned like a howl or Tropic of Cancer or wanting to express yourself as as freely as possible but being limited even buy your own peers that is unexpected to someone is in the outside of literature someone just reads it cuz it's not in the comedy where it what is mikami world but not amongst good comedians aren't censoring it because it offends them they're censoring it because they're afraid they know they're doing it their kind of white knighting on behalf of someone else David Sedaris told me this story about telling a joke or something very funny about a girl in a wheelchair and how he looked out in the audience and no one was laughing they were all looking at a girl in a wheelchair and the moment she started to laugh the entire audience started to laugh and Workshop not personally feel offended by the word but they're thinking how that word might hurt people they know but yeah that's a fact that's it that's a giant issue in comedy if someone's telling a joke of someone's on stage talking about to lose fat and there's a fat person in the front row. Joeckel bomb it just yeah but that's cuz people are good people overall cause pain another add comic David Sedaris story is it he always told me when you're on the road don't read from your current book always read from the next book because it's a way of road-testing the stories and finding out which ones work and should go into the next block and in doing so he was telling the story about being in this at this forensic laboratory is an is an autopsy was taking place and this autopsy table was adjacent to this huge indoor win the separated the autopsy Suite from this lunchroom and in the lunchroom where the rest of the two forensics Taft and they're all eating their lunches y'all had tuna sandwiches and and cans of Coke & BBQ potato chips and they were watching through the window as it's absolutely perfect 12 year old boy was being autopsied and just hours before this kid like 2 hours before this kid have been riding his bicycle kid falling over he'd hit his head on the curb and now two hours later he was dead and dead without almost a scratch on him just this perfect naked dead 12 year old boy on the autopsy table that the technicians eating their lunch watching it through a window that did they watch as the as the pathologist in sizes around the top of the space at the top of the forehead the hairline and then peels of face down like peeling an orange peels the entire face off of the skull of this little boy and leaves the face around the neck like a mask like a rubber mask and this exposes this liver colored dark red musculature of the child's underlying face and this one guy watching it with a mouthful of tuna sandwich he points this out see that that there that's the color of red that I want to paint our rec room holyshit and went to dearest told that story in front of 600 people it was dead silent and you can hear people weeping people were crying and you were heating David Sedaris in that moment and so I had to laugh I laughed really loud like a donkey and it was a amazing how the hatred in that Auditorium Swan from hitting David who they did not want to hate to hating this Jackass over here who was actually laughing and so I threw myself on the sword for David and that story never went in any book how did the story not go in any book just because the reaction by the audience so as to uncomfortable moment he just decided he would beat him about it no I didn't not afterwards awkward painful thing I would never kind of threw it back in his face to my knowledge that was the only time the story was told to have those like scattered about their their the others are there scenes where you wrote and you just sat and looked them on now I just got to put that one somewhere else and you know Faded by 1100 people had a Barnes & Noble on Union Square yeah you can be hated by your mother it's okay I know when those people come to see you how many those people are fans of literature and how many of those people are specifically fans of your work like there's two would be a difference like that people are fans of your work with at least expect some uncomfortable moments and for the most part they tend to be at work and still still is oh yeah but it's again they're hissing on behalf of someone then I hissing up for themselves you know I made this horrible cheap shot and they always know a cheap shot people always know cheap shot I was commenting about how in Breakfast at Tiffany's Truman Capote had made this observation that Americans don't like true beauty true classical natural beauty they want to see a very plain person and so groomed so exercise so made up so style stylized that she can kind of pass as this this amazing strange Beauty that's what Americans want because natural classic beauty is not egalitarian you're either born with it or you're not they want to see a plain person who has been transformed and to make my point at the end of the story I made a cheap shot I said and that's why we have Sarah Jessica Parker and I said this in New York in New York Sarah Jessica Parker is worshipped like a God and that whole crowd histand booed and did everything but throw excrement at me but then later in line half of them came up and whispered that was really funny yeah that's well that's one of things about dark comedy clubs you want them dark know you don't want everyone illuminated like the one in the crowd is like the one of the one of the real issues with doing a comedy special is that especially the old way they used to do them they still like the light up the audience which completely changes the dynamic of the the room changes what you laugh and what you won't laugh at you know it seemed like the Sarah Sarah Jessica Parker joke caught dead being the one person that throws their head back and how is it that you don't cheap shots to stay away from them to demand their own aesthetic what is it like doing comedy well it did hasn't changed that much people got a little got a little bit more sensitive because they're aware that other people are more sensitive it without the audiences that come to nightclubs which is primarily where I perform with I do a theater those people there to see me so that's usually pretty loose pretty fun but if you're in a nightclub they're there to see especially the common storm only good things about the comic stores there's literally two dozen people in the lineup but not necessarily just to see you there to see Anthony Jeselnik and Chris D'Elia there's well so you get a much broader comedy audience there nightclub audiences they have a few drinks in them maybe smoke a little pot before they got their those people there to have a good time colleges or a nightmare now it's a nightmare because it's recreational outrage it's it's kids who have been under the control of their parents for most of their life and haven't had their own sovereignty and identity and now they're free and they are very quick to be outraged they they want to point out their moral superiority there was a virtue signaling every opportunity to do in shutdown anything they think is air quotes problematic they don't want things to go in a bad when you think for some reason that, they should be uplifting and it should only punch up because I had this conversation once with a professor who wrote a book on Comedy and he said all great comedy punches up and I said that's b******* I said one of the greatest hits of all time is Sam kinison's bit about starving children in Africa about watching those commercials we're starving kids in Africa and then you know that couldn't you please help and it goes in Uno Attack Innocents like a just want to grab a gyro hey why don't you help them we got staying in America to we just don't live in an a****** he's one of the greatest bits of all time is literally about starving babies in Africa is one of the greatest hits of all time and he didn't have anything to say you didn't know where to go with it, is only about punching up that's crazy talk let's see what you doing is your there's there's this moral thing that they're trying to cheat that it literally is completely independent of humor it's not what's funny so cuz they want to they want it to be a multi-purpose tool they wanted to be funny as well as morally uplifting and great for people who are discriminated against and amazing for folks who are marginalized and uplifting for those who are disenfranchised will that's not what comedy is communism funny those things are wonderful intern if you want to do is spoken word show or poetry or writing or you know a one-person Play Just does a great but that's not funny comedies funny so it's either funny or it's not funny and some things are funny that are f***** up if kissing at a bit about homosexual necrophiliacs or paying money to spend a few hours undisturbed the freshest male Corpses I need some good lie down on his stomach and he goes you match these people they're on the slabs or well went through life and had a good time and everything and now I guess I'm going to go be with Jesus and what the hell is that in the ass there is no further down you could punch other than starving babies in Africa I'm not sure but if this is punching down but you remember the routine that kind of put Whoopi Goldberg on the map a million years ago about being a black surfer chick now but for she's brand-new nobody's ever seen her on television she's got this funny name and she's doing this valspeak about being the only black surfer chick on the beach and she loves surfing and she looked as one white surfer guy and she finally hooks up with him and then she realizes she's pregnant and it's all very funny the whole front end roaring with laughter and then she's pregnant and she doesn't know what to do so she gets Rusty wire coat hanger and she goes into a public bathroom on the beach and she gives herself a coat hanger abortion and it spills out there on the concrete floor and everything's okay and now I'm back on the beach and I'm just doing fine and why don't you come on down and see me here on the beach it's great down here it's great to Fantastic Beasts and like an IRA Levin novel and it went to such a dark horrible place and then it came up which is this kind of token everything is okay ending every I'm going to be alright don't worry this is just something to happen that's the kind of Comedy. I love now that dark where that sentimental place and it breaks your heart and then it kind of comes out of a little bit but are 11 to that so well Nora Ephron and her blocks she was so good at doing that heartburn heartburn is fantastically funny but by the end you're just weeping the book is so sad


    Joe Rogan - Chuck Palahniuk on Pushing Boundaries
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    so open with these ideas to that your you bring them to people and get their take on it and then incorporate their take is it something you've always done because of the woodwork shopping is it because just as this willingness to be open with your ideas and expresso work every week and it was also kind of a party a reward for having brought to work testing the work so that you knew whether it was working you know you weren't constantly sort of questioning yourself Workshop just provide so many really important ways of keeping ride at keeping you riding and you've done this always seems like you've done your career this is not the first Workshop I've been bumped out of the first Workshop I was in was a lot of very nice lady and I was probably 28 and I had written a scene in which a man a young man has done up an inflatable sex doll so it looks exactly like the woman he's obsessed with and during the the seduction of the sex doll he accidentally snags the back of it with the zipper of its dress and he realizes during the fornication that it is gradually losing are so he's got to copulate faster Master to try to achieve orgasm before this thing completely goes flat and at the end of the scene he's standing there with this completely deflated sex doll hanging off his erection like is the surrender flag and of course his mother walks into the room and after I wrote that seen the leader of the workshop I was in my first Workshop she took me aside afterwards and she said the riders in the workshop no longer feel safe around you you really did you said you've written something that really frightens them and they would like you to politely leave the workshop and not come back and so that's when I started with Tom spanbauer it's Workshop in which almost anything went and so this kind of periodic implosion of the workshop is kind of part of the what seems like twice right there more and more times than that you know it's been twice but in the pathways catastrophic twice catastrophic yeah but a few other flat tires on the way periodically we've kind of had to pretend that we were disbanding in order to get rid of a member who was just more trouble than they were worth how many people are in this world chops boy lately it's like 16 17 and now what I teach typically have about 25 people what does it feel I mean to be in a workshop for that long and then have such a disagreement and to disband like that or to have you forced out what does that feel like that's got to suck us less of a resource for one another there's always a chance we'll come back together so so it's not a big tragedy so there's a chance that they might so did they kick you out or did they just disband I left the workshop and I understood that it disbanded right after that the seams I just don't understand how someone who is a creative writer can't understand the the not just the necessity like the need to delve into darker possibilities of of human reality in that this the story she wrote about her grandfather in the bird is perfect example that mean although very few people experience that in their life we all can appreciate that these are possible scenarios and I think it really comes down to what people what purpose reading and writing service in people's lives and most people they want reading to be a comforting activity they want to be able to read a book sleep knowing the detective will apprehend the Killer by the end of the book that things will end very well in a way they want to be bored overload by the book not so many people really want to be kind of confronted by books but some people do right I mean isn't it it's kind of like a pretty much all forms of art whether it's music or movies me there superhero movies and then there's movies like No Country for Old Men or the bad guy gets away at the end and you leave the movie theater like what the f*** you know but those those are all satisfying and different ways to different people and is not sort of the point of creative expression that you're getting surprised you're getting taken down a row this here's the world through this person's eyes and they create this world if you put limitations on that you're going to eliminate some disturbing aspects that might bother some people but you're also going to eliminate some magical moments I might just care literally when I change the way you view people you know part of it has to do with the nature of you know movies movies are going to always attract a more Dynamic audience movies carry their own authority through motion and books are going to be a slower medium this harder to consume and so maybe books are always going to at this point be seeing if it is kind of sedative is a kind of thing that loves you comforts you and put you to sleep but by who by some people right I mean I mean maybe there's a market for those kind of book but there's also a market for your books or is it there is clearly a market for people that they want to tap into those more disturbing aspects of Consciousness and reality and that market is moving to video games and that market is moving to head your films and there's just other forms of Storytelling that are serving that market better now yeah books oh yeah but why is that is that because of censorship or is because artists aren't exploring those ideas as much anymore you know and part of it is because books are harder to consume books take an enormous amount of time and effort to read a book where everything else is 30 minutes to 2 hours to write a book as well may discipline alone with your no it is not not ever me night I hate that model you know I want to be in the Mermaid Tavern talking about my ideas with my compatriots and getting their take on them and finding out how it resonates with everything else do people fly with the Mermaid Tavern Coleridge all the famous writers of Shakespeare's time now that that I was like the White Horse Tavern in New York that the Mermaid Tavern was in London during that time and Boswell all the writers hung out there and exchange ideas and entertained one another and so actually putting your fingers on the keyboards I know you do that part in airplanes really no books and notebooks and notebooks in public and then when I'm trapped in some unbearable place like an airplane or airport then I do that horrible part of keyboarding that's the only time you actually right right to keep morning is not writing remember the Truman Capote quote about on the road Jack Kerouac he said that's not writing that's typing and still didn't depart on the airplane or in the airport where you have the laptop open that's not writing really that's typing this is writing writing to you is physical pen to paper sloppy everything yeah why is it why is it different because it's written down in the moment that you hear it and that is not set in New Times Roman 12 point so that looks so finished it looks like a finished book is much harder to monkey with it once you see it on that score inward looks like a book is much harder to edit but when it's scroll down the page in front of you you can draw arrows you can scribble it out you can you can do whatever you want to it it's it's much less precious is this something that you voted this the approach of always taken did you learn this approach or is it something that just made sense to you this is how old I am typewriters and typewriters what kind of precious because you would have to buy ribbons for them and those ribbons are really expensive and so something had to be written out completely longhand had to be perfect longhand before you could risk wasting a typewriter ribbon to type it out now so you just developed it this way and just stuck with it even the age of computers also because writing something I do in the moment somebody says something insightful something really bright something phrased just wrong so it it's suddenly really fresh and I want to be able to write it down in that moment so that when I do have to go to the boring part with a keyboard I have got so much wonderful fresh stuff and it makes it keyboarding part fun because it allows me to to sort of archive in the curate preserve these fantastic bright things were said by so many different people and you don't do ever record give her record yourself on record ideas then listen to them transcribe them got no record a lot of his ideas and then transcribe them and ride them out you know I kind of right word for word sentence for sentence and so the transcription is just too much of an effort for me usually when I do interviews for magazines I will record my interview subjects and even then transcribing the interviews is so it's such a misery because people sell them talk in complete sentences and there's so many false starts and so many sentences that just don't go anywhere right so no talking into a recorder is just that a mess and so this you having fun of you this this is a notebook for life or just a notebook for particular project like how do you how do you organize it this is a notebook where three pages are devoted to topics that I will talk to you about if we're desperate and their little notes in here about contacting my agent for different issues also it's all Universal like for all sorts of things through tasks that you need to do and then as well as that parts of books writing and there's all these little notes that Jamie just gave me about microphones yeah you're writing something about someone who's into recording equipment yeah that's just a small part of it but that's what she knows this I want to go back to the workshop thing like what was it just words just the use of the word faget or the n-word it was just words that characters were utilizing in your story that was so disturbing to them it was words but it was also some situations that I thought were you know I got the people were very upset by people would leave the room where people would it would leave the room or would weep would weep in just complete upset just part of you go yeah I got this and you see someone weeping some s*** you wrote and that this is really kind of another thing that it's a thin line especially when I read a story like guts am I entertaining people or am I bullying them am I beating them up and also bullying why not way why do you describe that one story that eventually will make them faint or eventually will make them rich but will upset them very deeply I feel a real reluctance about that doesn't that sort of half the bridge have to be crossed though if you're if you're really going to explore every single possibility in a creative narrative if you're if you're really going to write a book and just let your mind go wild that has to be on the table doesn't it it does but I don't think it hurts to be aware so that you don't lapse into being a bully for the could being a bully and I think anybody who's really hard trainer kind of you know comes up against that in my a really good trainer or is part of me a sadist and you have to make sure that you don't become that sadist so you're not a monster so there you go being able to just delve into the the Deep recesses of your mind in the interest of creativity that seems to be of anybody can appreciate that it's going to be creative writers but it's not my mind I'm delving into the deep recesses if I'm lucky if I'm doing it right your mind of something that I like comedians will say oh my gosh that happen to you too and a lot of times they're things that people ever talked about I tell a classic anecdote after I read the the gut story at an event a woman came up and she was a middle-aged woman she was about my age and she said I really love that you read that story about how you got your anus prolapsed while masturbating in swimming pool which is not my store but I'm the one that read it so that's the one I'm the one that they're picturing in this horrendous situation and she said since you can tell that story I'm going to tell you a story and she said how when when she was 7 years old she was in second grade and she was in a little organization called the brownies which is the precursors of to the Girl Scouts you wear a brown dress little brown hat little merit badges and she said one day I had a stomach ache and my mom kept me home from school and we had this heating pad it must have been in the 1960s and this heating pad have this vibrating function as you put me face down on this heating pad on my stomach and I fell asleep and while I was asleep this vibrating warm heating pad must have slid down between my legs she says because I woke up with the most amazing feeling I feeling like I never felt before Oh my God it felt so good and so next time it was my turn to host the brownies I said brownies you've got to try this heating pad and she says all the brownies to turn the heating pad on. Vibrating heating pad and they wrote it like a pony all afternoon and she said it was like sex in the city for 7 year old girls they could not get enough of his heating pad and they were all riding this heating pad and had a great time and she said and for the first time in my life I was the most popular girl in my class and I was the girl that all the girls wanted to play with and for every Brownie troop meeting it was at my house and I was the leader until the day that my mother came home from work early and she caught us with a heating pad and she said killer brownies home and she whipped the cord out of the wall she just ripped it out of the socket and she started to beat me with it and she beat me with that cord and she beat me and she said you f****** piece of s*** you dirty w**** what kind of a f****** w**** am I raising you w**** and she beat me and she beat me and she says this woman who's my age now she says I have not had an orgasm since I was 7 years old and then she goes but if you can tell that swimming pool story about how you got hurt jacking off underwater she's as I can tell my heating pad story and I can tell that story until I can make it funny and then maybe someday I can go back to my mom and I can say do you remember that heating pad we used to have and it'll be complete oh Enzo cccc that's what I'm trying to do I'm trying to create the opening for people to tell these stories that they they never thought that they could tell because that's the way in which they're going to resolve these stories and they're going to master these stories we have these but day toilet things that have a little button on the wall you press it and shoot top water up your ass and my kids come over and they love these toilets have two daughters and my youngest when she was 7 she would sit on the toilet and she was laughing and giggling and we didn't tell it is anything wrong with it so she was telling us how much she loves it how much she loves the hot water when it shoots underwear but just like it feels so good and there was no shame in it this weird moment where I'm I am I supposed to react to this my supposed to say yeah I know I like it too am I supposed to say hey don't do that too much am I supposed to say don't tell anybody you like that you can like it but don't tell anybody you like it like what am I supposed to do and I did do anything I just let her smile and she walked out of the bathroom laughing like it was great and it was no no issue but it was this moment where I was like wow if I was a religious person or a suppressive person or some person with some sexual issues this could be a real problem for this little girl instead I was like okay the bathroom now I guess you're done and she has no idea that this was even like a moment of you know crisis in my mind or I was like okay how do I handle I'm in the bathroom with my seven-year-old daughter to get water shot up her ass and she's enjoying it too but it's not supposed to feel awesome for like a little girl for some reason right you tell a story and people will have so many versions of that story for me I want a bathroom in the airport I didn't know what this button was so I pressed it I look down just in time to see this little plastic arm swing out I didn't know what that thing was going to do so I jumped off the head and this thing shut up with such force it knocked a ceiling panel out of the ceiling and all this hot toilet water came sprinkling down on me and the only time I've ever been around one of those try it out scares me just two of them it's one that bathroom one of that one one of them bathroom me to block private related to these stories and you choose the ones that escalate the fastest to escalate the best and that gives you a gradual sort of you to establish the president and then something worse escalating worse escalating War that's my process is Kelly stories and you kind of gather the stories of people tell related to the stories and you choose the ones that escalate the fastest to escalate the best and that gives you a gradual sort of you to establish the president and then something worse escalating worse escalating worse escalating to the most atrocious or extreme version and that's what brings a story to crisis


    Joe Rogan - Chuck Palahniuk on Censorship in Writing
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    nothing really wanted to talk to you about it something that you brought up when you sent the notes to Matt was censorship and that in in in in self-censorship which is going on apparently in writer groups and and groups of people that are deciding that certain words should be eliminated from vocabulary and from vernacular and then you shouldn't discuss certain things anymore. These things are it's harming fiction harming literature you can explore the darker ideas you know oh you want to see me crucify myself right now yeah okay this is going to be a career-ending moment for for several years I was in a Writers Workshop and the core group of us have been meeting since 1990 so this is a workshop that was almost 30 years old and gradually people were asking each other not you certain words first you know nobody really use the n-word but it was definitely a word you could not bring the workshop and then in a story I use the word faget and a very good friend of mine said you're not bringing that word into Workshop you're not writing anything with the F-word and and it just became more and more tightly structured that way and So eventually I realized we were kind of writing to make each eye happy instead of two kind of confront each other and one of the writers in our Workshop is a writer named Cheryl Strayed who who in the book called wild which was a hugely successful book it was chosen as an Oprah book and it will be on bookstore shelves for the rest of History Cheryl's book Wild but while she was writing it she had written the segment about how is a child she would be sat on the sofa with and father and her grandfather taught her how to masturbate him and so was a child she would masturbate her grandfather until he achieved orgasm and then later she would find these feather list Federalist birds that are falling out of a nest and she picked one up and she knew it would die so she crushed it between her bare hands this is a very small child Roadhouse as that bird died crushed between her hands it did its death Rose it's spasms of death felt exactly like her grandfather's penis ejaculating in her little hand that was the best thing she ever wrote and her editor Rick not said that is not going in this book because we want this book to be a big book and a see you jerking off your grandfather and then killing baby birds Dad is not going to make Oprah Winfrey happy so it was a magnificent piece of writing and a magnificent kind of parallel and awareness for a child to have sexual abuse and death magnificent show it to you she brought it to workshop and she read it there was even a newspaper reporter present there and we all realized it was fantastically powerful but then she said they won't take this this can't go in WoW did she do anything with it she published it online or know it and there was so many parts at that book there were so much better than what they actually did publish real in so it's that kind of where you're trying to reach a reader standing in line at Starbucks and this is got to go in that at point of purchase stand and it's got to be a face out and I understand for a long time if you wanted a face out yet Barnes & Noble especially on the Discover new writers base out stack you cannot have the word f*** on the first page because they did not want people picking up that book and opening it sing the f word that that just did not fit their corporate culture and so you know so much of the censorship is is because people really want to reach the largest audience without offending people who but this giant problems with that right I mean one of the more fascinating things about books is that the story plays out in your mind exactly assumption makes it about the only medium which in which you can go to those places yeah literally you you couldn't there's no way you'd be able to find me to put that in a book her story about a grandfather in the bird maybe you could put the bird in the grandfather part business know why perfect example of that kind of self-censorship and it's also something so magnificent that I feel it should come out you should sort of be stated I don't want to steal her Thunder I wanted to honor the story but it's like so many stories of people tell me I'm kind of seen as a safe person you know it kind of integrated monster maybe but as integrated monster with no self-esteem whatsoever they feel safe telling me these things because probably feel a little morally Superior to me why you think you would consider you a degraded monster because I can read a story like guts that is so completely humiliating because as I read it it's in the first person so people more or less assumed that it's my story even though it's stories garnered from many different people but the fact that I'm presenting it means I'm the person that is that is losing space and afterwards people feel like they can risk losing face by telling me their story that's very much like the gut story so when someone is riding something that's deeply disturbing like that when you when you when you hit those parts of your mind and you come to this pathway did you consider do you say well no one's ever going to allow this to being a book no one's ever consider those thoughts or do you just go through with it first and then review what do you do not do that all you know my formative years with a punk years the 70s and the 80s and we always used to have a saying people would say don't hit the brake until you hear the glass break or don't stop until you hear glass break and so I always think the point of writing is a coach yourself to that point that you would never have gone voluntarily and also to coach a reader to the point where the reader would never voluntarily on the front end and if you told people on the front end where it was going to go they never read that story but it's very funny and charming and will paste on the front and then once people realize where it's going to go there already trapped and so it away if you like the way you said they already trapped you seem to take some satisfaction in that but in riding it I'm also a sort of springing the trap on myself starting down a path that I have no idea is going to be so humiliating or so emotionally upsetting or so dark because if if I did I would never go down that path when you write a story like that how much of a d plan out in advance I might plan out up to the end of the second act you know at the moment of greatest crisis this will happen you know in Fight Club the moment of greatest crisis is going to be when everyone in the support groups figures out that this guy is lying to them and they're all given the choice of either accepting him for his transgressions or rejecting him same thing and choke there's going to be that moment when people realize that he has faked choking and that he's made them into a hero and they're going to either kill him or accept him and so typically know that the second act is going to end with a transgression being revealed but beyond that I don't want to know because I want the story to complete itself with its own momentum at that point and if it doesn't surprise me beyond the second act then it's not going to surprise the reader do you write do you have like a storyboard lay down and DVDs like in DEC are there anything to figure out where things are going or do you just kind of know you have no you know that's part of the glory is it whenever I get stuck I go to the gym and I say okay this time working on this scene where this happens when this happens this happens and my friends will say they'll always be somebody there with a really fresh take and life experience who can say why have you thought about this happening and it will take the story in a direction that is so unexpected not for my experience and that that's the glory and they feel like they've contributed their they're so happy and and I'm happy to spend time among people and I'm happy to have the story complete in a way that I never ever could have anticipated that's fascinating so you do it at the gym the gym is really great because you're around people and you have these recoveries between set so you have a little time to talk and at the same time you have during the exercise itself you have time to think and so it Paces the talking versus the thinking and it's also kind of Highly oxygenated and it's physically active and your mind is kind of mind is not engaged with something else your mind is kind of disengaged like it is while you're taking a shower like to walk they like to read write read a little bit of it and then walk and bring a recorder or their phone to record on thing probably along the same line bring a recorder or their phone to record on think probably along the same lines Charles Dickens walked somewhere between 12 and 20 miles a day as he wrote well and the at the Lakeland poets walk constantly I mean walking is a big part of writing anything physical Riley anything we're forcing your body to move forcing the blood to flow and and also mindless so it allows your mind to wander yeah


    Joe Rogan - Chuck Palahniuk on the Impact of Fight Club
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    you it seems like you're writing like one of your one of the ways you collect data is almost like you're reporting on these people like you're you're collecting real life interactions between people in real life characteristics and then you incorporate them into fiction exactly I have no idea how to be with people so I need to introduce a topic and see if it resonates and then get everybody's take common experiences and then pick the very best one so it away basically what I'm doing is kind of an ongoing field study that becomes whatever my Nextbook is when you wrote Fight Club you tapped into something that it was really fascinating for me someone has been involved in martial arts my whole life and I understood the cathartic release of violence but I never saw it articulated the way you did and you enticing for thinking person you made it like you would you do it you you sort of opened up these these doors of understanding for someone who maybe maybe had frustration or had some pent-up Rage or had some some tanks that just was not going to get out any other way and then you wrote about it and then when you wrote you reading what you wrote it make me to go yeah okay alright it's like you you added an element to it that really didn't exist before in pop culture it was really fascinating for me as someone who's walk watching that whole thing on firal and watching people get really resonating with people watching people really getting excited about your work like he had some nerve that it real know you really hit before different aspects to it and what is just my classic thing is that there are so few social model novels or stories for men or women there are every season there's a new Joy Luck Club in New how to make an American Quilt a new traveling Sisterhood of the pants whatever women can come together and talk about their lives and if your man you've got either fight club or you Dead Poets Society and that is really it so we don't have a lot of narratives that that depict to man Aurora kind of script to come together and talk about their their shed another thing is Jordan Peterson back to Georgia that need for really rough play and he talked about it a lot and a lot of my friends did they they brag how badly their kids hurt them oh my gosh my daughter came at me the other day I had no idea how strong she was she pulled my arm out of the socket and they're proud that proud of their kid can play that rough and is growing up that strong but you know we've kind of falling away from this idea of consensual rough play and I think Fight Club resonated with that a lot and also the idea of Joseph Campbell's idea that there needs to be a secondary for in men's lives that you're born if you're lucky with a biological father that you do not choose and that is the the nurturing loving father that you eventually kind of have to reject but in doing so you have to choose a new father and that that father by choice typically is at a minister or a teacher or a drill sergeant or a coach one of those fathers and you kind of put yourself in apprenticeship to the secondary father and you have to consign your life to the secondary father and agree to learn but they're going to teach you just like in Karate Kid and that is getting harder and harder and harder to find so if I quit was also depicting a new form of the secondary father with all these these kids that were showing up on the doorstep of this ramshackle old house so there were just so many aspects of men's lives that were not being addressed would fight club came out and it certainly invented so many of those things that have fallen by the wayside that's a huge part of martial arts a huge part of martial arts is your relationship with the master with the coach with finding someone who can Guide You Through The Most Dangerous Waters of competition that it's it's absolutely imperative that bad relationships and coaches are absolutely disastrous and it it's it's imperative that someone find the right coach find someone who they've they really can trust and appreciate and you do it's such a common theme they talk about this person being like a son or this person being like a father you know I mean it's it's I never thought about that way I forgot about that part of Joseph Campbell but the other that is a huge huge issue with with young men and young men getting into martial arts or something that I have talked about so many times I don't discuss it as the need for rough play reward systems that are just not being not being met systems that have been in place for thousands and thousands of years that are designed to reward us for fighting off the enemy running away from danger developing physical skills and having a body that's capable of not just physical activity but violence and Beyond just that you know or to a welder or to a bricklayer Orscheln Mason you are practicing yourself to somebody that you're going to do all this grunt work for but and exchange are going to you can learn that kind of really Master Skillet something and so it's a way of mastering yourself as you master this other thing so it doesn't have to be in that form just difficult something struggle sometimes hard to to learn right and that relationship do you have with that secondary father to that it's almost in in some ways more intense the the the pride of someone teaching you something and then you eventually developing those skills and then this person who is teaching you this being proud of your work is extremely satisfactory their dad and then he has his drill sergeant who's constantly trying to wash them out and then finally he reaches it at the existential crisis of saying you can't throw me out of the service because I have nothing else that have nowhere else to go in the world my life will amount to nothing unless I can Master this thing and he's a relatively young man but it is at existentialist that moment where you you realize that you have to sacrifice your used for something you're not going to live it's a very Martin Heidegger moment when you realize you have to become a being living towards death you're not going to live forever and you've got to give your life to something knowing you approach a novel like that when you have a story like that is brewing your head how do you decide what to pull the trigger on like you just go on Instinct did you just have a concept in your head and it just seems more and more attractive and you just say okay this is it you know one really best is if you can take it to a party and you can tell a very small part of it as much of it as you know what that point and people will buy for a chance to relate some aspect of their life that is very much like that but didn't even more extreme example of that so in a way they're there flushing out your theme with parts of their own lives and so you find yourself drawn from the experience of dozens or hundreds or people and at the same time your beta testing it your kind of taking it on the road and you're seeing that it's an idea that rezac resonates with a huge number of people that everyone can relate to it. Did you purposely let go to parties with like a couple like bullet in the chamber sometimes or sometimes I just go to the party and I listen to hear somebody tell that that personal anecdote that does invoke all those other to hear somebody tell that that personal anecdote that does invoke all those other anecdotes because a great anecdote doesn't leave people speechless it leaves them competing to tell a better version of the same thing and that's when a real Rider just starts real estate okay there's a pattern and that could be turned into something really big. It's really interesting there's a parallel there was comedy for sure


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with Social Media & Alex Jones
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    for some reason it's the exact same thing I did feel like I don't understand what your point is well I guess what I'm asking here is is is in in the way of the I just feel like the Russian bot thing is was all of that I feel like the Russian Bots is is a is a term for people who don't understand computers and away and they've just kind of thrown that out there is a political device sometimes I think that Russia China Korea like every other f****** country that is enabled in a way in which they're so far ahead technologically was involved in all kinds of f****** fuckary and they're still involved in him will still do that during the election it was f****** a hundred times sure but you know I'm just I just it's hard for me but you know bats circling around to The Alex Jones thing all of this new technology all of the the people who are awake Facebook on FaceTime so wake you know it's like I felt bad for f****** childish Gambino they had a song that had stay woke and it because immediately that's not that that was what an amazing song and it was it was that that term became dumb immediately but I but I just feel like all of this that's happening all of this talk all of that him getting banned all this stuff it's all this kind of like effect of the world instead of being out in the world everyone has has gone to this point where it's you know these groups he's really rich groups Google and Facebook and Twitter and all this and everyone has has gone to the central point and other lynching people at whether or not you agree without Sean's whether or not you like him more than I think they're that he's being a lion forever another using new system to do that they use in the internet and all these open pipes in these connections they can make you as that the public is there they've gotten them to go to this one Arena that is my problem with it is like as much of a nerd and a technology person I am I like I hate that people have instead of really I mean I'm sure they have their own lives but like the fact that we have become so centralized to these small groups of internet companies like social media it and then now it look it's on both sides man I mean Alex Jones getting Lynch Harvey Weinstein whatever I know he's a very different things that every everyone very very very very very New York Times you ran that thing the New Yorker yeah New York New York but my point is is any loan you know I mean I I am sure this is an unpopular opinion but I just feel like that the centralization of society into social media is resulting in a lot of things that are very ugly and I think that the Russian Bots thing the Chinese hackers The Alex Jones issue the me-too movement all that stuff which I am behind all the people that were hurt I'm not I'm behind the Sandy Hook Speedway on behind the people who had the bad experiences Hollywood all that I mean it's owned by grits that several groups it several you know everyone's kind of going to McDonald's to have these conversations as opposed to it being something that is a little more healthy I just find I just think that that people I think Alex Junction always been able to be crazy in his world and and he was always nice to me and you like you said he's your friend like you like you know what the problem is he needs someone sitting right next to him someone like me when he talks cuz I'm crazy go away mat with how do you know that it is well we will have the documents will show me the documents will the documents don't say that don't you know the problem is they are definitely they probably are but if you leave them alone if you leave them alone in 8 hours of radio a f****** day and he's a day at least three of them are drunk and he's f****** feeling time and screaming and no one can say anything to him and he f****** man over there that's also part of the problem you got a bunch of these other people around them all the time and their conspiracy theories as well but there are 28 and and then you know they're hanging out with Alex Jones and that he was always show me where the satanists are going to worship people politically like the whole the you know the whole podesta pizzagate that all that stuff we are the s*** out of people that guy showed up at that pizza place and fire off around and now and then they want to rest of them and they really thought there was a dungeon the basement again centralizing and social media is the cause for a lot of these react to go and take action against something that may or may not even be real if you are you allowed to yell out fire in a crowd theater right this is an ultimately the problem it's not whether or not he believes in Bohemian Grove which is real and they proved it on video back when they had VHS tapes and I watched it let me know I've known Alex 99 or 98 I think maybe I've known for a long-ass time and this is a very big difference between then and what's happening now is as far as the region influence and I think people are sort of panicking about reaching influence and what it means mitigated how to change how to stop people from going into pizza places and shooting them up because they think that's something they heard online is true there's a lot of stuff that people here online that is just not true you know the lizards underground or the right inner thigh I think we are going through an adolescent stage as a as a being as an evolving being and I think our body in our minds and our Consciousness are becoming synchronized with technology and along the way like right now we are in this chaotic screaming sweating crying pissing s******* state of chaos and we are looking to figure out how to stop the bleeding we're looking to shove thumbs into Dykes Dykes meaning like damn and we are looking to try to figure out a way to stop the bleeding we're trying put patches and Band-Aids on things we're trying to manage the chaos we're trying to figure out what and this is a stage that we're going through because then I think this is a new thing for human being the ability to communicate widespread over millions and millions of people instantaneously is a new thing so people have say the never had say before they have influence and never had influence before they have their ability to contribute and they might not have thought these things through and these things catch fire and they run through dry forest like a goddamn tornado love of a Flames that you see on CNN when did the Mendocino fire up in Northern California this is what happens with ideas because there's no way to contain them and they don't know what's right or what's wrong I think they will we're going through from the. Of 1994 the. Of 2018 is like a crazy fire in the middle of a hurricane it's like everything is nuts and no one knows how to stop it and no one knows what to do and what do we do we get together and shelters we f****** give people water we try to stop the fire and take away everyone's lighters that's what we're doing right now we're trying to take away lighters I'm trying to stop people who start fires and this is what's happening with Alex and it's it's not that Alice is a bad guy is that he has he's by himself you're okay sponsible to say that you know for sure a fact that these parents from Sandy Hook crisis actors in their kids never died it's a response when he didn't think it was irresponsible when he was doing it because he's probably caught up and what he does and he's caught up in the wave of ad-libbing just like you and I are add living we didn't even talk about what the f*** we're going to talk about right to me you're right he has always been doing this Jacqueline time his reach has grown right he's now by the wind behind them used to be in Seattle it was raining everyday and a little patch of dry newspaper like that s*** on fire and everybody is crazy I agree I think I think I think when I'm trying to articulate and I'm not doing as well as they wanted to but I think what my problem is is the synchronization of Consciousness is what I'm not into I think that I think you know just like you have a people who believe that you know now believe that the Sandy Hook thing is fake and they're calling the families because of this conversation this is where that lawsuit is really coming because the other people but then you also have another side of it and it could be as you know back in the day when they said the Paul McCartney was dead but they got harassed but it was on such a small level because there was no way to just email Paul McCartney and Sarah email and say you're not the real Paul McCartney you're f****** dead that people who don't know what to do and they fall into one right or another and I kind of become this this this kind of streamline thing so I think the way you just described it as is very article the new thing that it is a new thing we we we are in a really exciting time to worry about that with the written word they still worry about that with everything the distribution of information is not it's not whether or not it's healthy it's just a part of what this being does with this being does is constantly search for Innovation and Novelty that's what that's what the human being does f****** iPhone don't you think you should go to the people making iPhones to go hey bro we're good yeah yeah yeah so this is cat all he wanted to do was make it basically we're like medical documents where you at where you would say like you know this guy had a brain transplant and then brain transplant we underline and you clicked on that it would take you to the link that explain brain transplant and that would be worldwide the internet is decentralized and the web is decentralized to some degree okay now Google coming in with search engines like that's focusing points what scares me is those will being like Facebook being the Avenue in which everybody talks like I took two hits and I'm not even here anymore that's legit I took two hits I think we need more YouTube's I think we need more venues for people to distribute distribute information but I also think we need more love more compassion there's so much hate and anger towards each other I feel like I'm going to get Ark nailed here on this because I'm not I am not what part of the nervousness about doing a live show say that I'll just one of those ones related to Bacco tobacco and and some s*** that was grown on Mars again again it was just like there is a point I just wish that there weren't like again I just feel like there's rats that have people have to fall in to communicate in there and there's a rat that are owned by these companies that they're very f****** rich and entrusting anybody who who says hey I'll take care of you come this way just don't and they're the ones making all the money and it's like that's how the internet has become used to be a wild west of information emails are f****** information that is that's me communicating with you and no one else seeing it that's beautiful and I think at the idea of Twitter and Facebook and all that is fantastic when it first started but at this point in time it's gotten so big if it doesn't break up into something where people figure out that they are in control the internet not these other people that's what it bothers me it says the people aren't in control the internet so it's not like a free-market so I'm not listening to him anymore when it's not a free market is when you tube collapse I don't know if they collaborate if they just all groups I don't know if they all agree but they just all decide everyone's going to take them off Facebook going to suspend him for 30 days Twitter's going to suspend at 4. Time YouTube going to remove them all these people going to take Vimeo jump Township and they pulled them off to so this this becomes an issue like what is it that causes you to get removed what is it and what should we be really clear on that or is this just a wimp because this is a really important thing if we really are f****** with free speech we have to be very careful and what we decide is is a valid reason to pull people off of our Airways because if you have stuff on your Airways that's far more vile and you let that stay up because it doesn't have the same like what is your criteria it doesn't have the same influence it doesn't have the same political ties to it like what is the reason why you're pulling one thing off and not another thing is it because of the popularity issue have you searched your trillions of f****** hours of footage for offencive speech content ideas information if it would have you would have you really done to mitigate this issue or are you acting on this because it's a social hotspot issue right now which it most certainly is and most certainly should be I really think that Alex needs a guy right next to him and he really like get mad and you want to either least opinionated well but Howard Stern's very responsible he's a different guy it's not the Sun


    Joe Rogan on Jim Acosta at the Trump Rally
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    my my daughter these toys LOL Shopkin that they said that when they show videos of them out of the slime videos or do this like I think that there is a certain level of like just ignore it if you don't like it pasta did that he wants that Trump rally and they went crazy on them but this is this is the tale of Citizen Kane I mean someone with an ungodly power and influence and this Jamaican I'm not standing up for Jim Acosta I'm just going to say just put yourself in that guy's position what a crazy spot you're yelling out questions at the president night States who also happens to be Donald Trump you think like you're on acid and you're the Jim Acosta or Don Lemon or or fill in the everyone those two because those are like very beloved celebrities are very few people are as beloved as a rock or Beyonce they're pretty much universally beloved there so loved and so deserving of that love but if you're a guy like who's that kid all day now imagine what that he's a rapper I wouldn't be those two because those are like very beloved celebrities are very few people are as beloved as a rock or Beyonce universally beloved there so loved and so deserving of that love but if you're a guy like who's that kid I hate that guy gets all day now imagine what that he's a rapper


    Joe Rogan - I Can't Have Alex Jones Back on The Podcast (Right Now)
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    camera was weird but you wouldn't do it after it wanted that metal do it at a certain time of night but here's the thing than some of that s*** is publicist cuz I'll tell you the same thing happened with Liz Phair going with giant fan of hundred percent Liz Phair for an exile in guyville is f****** fantastic and Evil Empire at the same time at the record store in Nashville Tennessee fair to at the time she came we got high together so you can get high and make you high like a boss Alex Jones Sandy Hook it was on his show and people clapping and cheering that he was pulled off of these networks and pulled off everything's like look this guy said crazy lies about me is with Bill Maher said said the guy said crazy lies about me he goes but he still gets to talk with this what America is about predates means all speech that seat like here's what I don't understand it like Alex had me on many times and he supported my record black roses with a camera it was never a situation while the first time I was that we have the black Ravens record that I did that has Stephen King on it and stuff like so when that record came out nobody would support the record so Alec Stephen King the only person that would support the record he put it he gave you the whole record on his show and then I went was on for 2 hours by phone and then I went in and it was on his show in person about just the music business that's how we talkin about it I'm like kind of how things work and then later I was on for Bitcoin discussion kind of by Skype or something but I will say this in his defense in all of this I just think that like the dude that guy has been saying things fiercely theories about all kinds of things what were you calling that are not good like forever and like now the the situation is like so volatile that like they're going to let you know the Sandy Hook thing alright so like they definitely caught f****** Anderson Cooper have in the green screen and it was probably because they had another person they're talking to the mom and then they are what happened video of Anderson Cooper interviewing one of the moms from Sandy Hook and walk he leans a little too far forward in his nose to Spears it's probably because they had a stand-in reporter talking to the mom and why it's Anderson Cooper was then like put in Via you know whatever green screen and like but like Alex's things always been that I remember watching him go to Bohemian Grove and when we did the f****** record this is back when nobody was paying attention to him it just certain small group but I know we did the black Ravens record and we took a clip of the laughing he went he snuck into Bohemian Grove if you own the ceremony and there's a scene where they not a scene I get seen in his phone but there's a part of that where they're doing the ceremony and they have this life like Disneyland when you go watch yeah yeah but it's like it's done in a way where it's like Disneyland when you watch like the the fairies fly around the castle like there was a whole thing where there was a guy last that happens at the end of the mall like thing or whatever the Big Al and then in the the funeral local people not near Bohemian Grove is like we're looking for where the satanists go to go do them to you know and if I'm using at this point it's not like people who are knowingly Satanist it's like really old fat Rich guys that go there and there's probably hookers and all kinds of s*** because that's what happens if Big Rich things that was clearly hippies with Alex because like she butted up to him and then then Focus that piece on the Sandy Hook thing you know they had their talk of course on this day on this thing like you focused on this one thing this is a hit piece like yeah but that you're a musician and he's this is what he does from being friends with Alex Jones in my life but like and I'm not even here from like the the side of the the political point of view is this the same people that are looking for conspiracies and everything they use this to say that the space station didn't exist right but hold on that looks like a digital glitch we're talking about several years ago you might have been f***** up memory this let's try to find the video they said he was there all week shooting from the exact location how do you do level where you got a sell-out son yeah but that's how people look at him in but there is a threshold there is a directional suburban suburban and some guy and I got into a f****** road rage situation on the highway and he goes you f****** Rich a****** I go Rich Suburban man I have that like I already had the rich thing because people thought that I was rich cuz my dad which I never really I never was I mean he was supportive of me but once I got here it was I was, I'm not like that but then then once I talk about Bitcoin with you like f****** 5 years ago or whatever it was I was here three years ago there was a very much ballistics Grand but I mean when I was here with you it was like less than a gram but you know what I'm trying to say about this is not like I'm not validating his did this Anderson Cooper thing but that dude has always been fishing for things like that and it's always been his gig gig from Columbine it's been a gig from all of this and I understand the passion in the emotion involved with the children that died in Sandy Hook and I have no not defending him on that deal but at the same time that's always been this guy's dick I feel like that is where he legitimately f***** up I don't think so yeah I thought it was a he thought it was a false flag so he said it I mean but that's art something that's a part of the conspiratorial thinking that's a real problem is like saying you know he said some s*** about me he said to them s*** about me that's 100% not true he said that he said that the government threatened my family to stop talking about conspiracy theories happened did not happen it is fake it is a lie someone told it to him I guess or he said someone told him it didn't happen so that's me I understand but you do understand that kind of frustrating that is this is a minor thing someone him lying not like okay someone he said someone told him I believe he's telling the truth but it's not true he's a f****** called me. My number man call me even bother calling me tell me about to go live from Austin Texas I need to know did someone threaten your family stop talking about the moon landing a Bigfoot Sturgill said you had that down everything and during that show over appear to 6 months I f****** question a lot of s*** but I did it with researchers we had a staff we had producers we went and we we actually went to like these places where these people are claiming to see UFOs we went to these places where people are claiming to be able to watch it they do remote viewing remotely all yeah we talked I documented in my 2014 Comedy Central special where I said here's what you don't find when you go looking for bigfoot black people what you do find is unfuckable white dudes you are more likely to find Bigfoot then you are black people out looking for bigfoot alien abductions probably conspiracy theory conspiracy theories were fun for me and me and my especially Eddie Bravo me and Eddie Bravo would get high and watch documentaries on flying rods and all the UFO documentaries and all the other f****** zecharia sitchin kleine-levin what you actually know this is a problem like the saint in the parallels like that compares and comparing to Alex Jones saying that my family is threatened the same thing my family has never threatened no one ever threaten me so but he's saying this on the radio why is he saying it because someone told him and he maybe he believes it and he also thinks it's fun to stay it's the thing to say if you're really into conspiracies but this is the problem with these f****** conspiracies they say things they don't know are true and they say I'm like their true now this is it's not even talking about your kid getting shot your kid's dad and someone says hey man this is Tom Smith on the radio saying you're full of s*** you're a crisis actor and you kids not dead me you're crying every night you wake up the middle like crying because someone has right to be Alex Jones I played a show with David Allan Coe this is not any let's get Sandy Hook out of this cuz I'm not trying to talk about this like finding the right of people to be who they are and I love David Allan coe's music and all that but I played a show with David Allan Coe one time and my dad always would tell me these things about him you know he he really like David and everything but there was always kind of a little distance of like there was a Showmanship part of them and they're like a good example of this again distancing from Sandy Hook but a good part of it was that when when David Allan Coe we did a show with him one time my mom was over on the side of the stage of me I was opening for him this is many years ago before I even had a first record out or anyting and David Allan Coe did you know we did our saw her set and then he played and he was on stage and he performed the song my mom wrote called Storms Never Last talking to you on the phone or watching it and he's singing it with his wife and stuff the next night I'm opening up for him and he goes onstage and he goes last night Jessie Colter was right in the front row when I sang the song on my wife and she was crying and like I'm sitting there going I was here and she was not crying she was standing on the front right right right here with like I'm as forgiving about him lying to the audience because that is what he's doing at the moment. It's his I can sit there and go you know what you're lying I'm going to take you in the background to talk I'm going to tell this audience tomorrow night he's a liar he's a piece of s*** f*** him I'm not going to do that because it's David Allan Coe on the show because it's like you know and I just feel like look man the times that I met Alex at times I've been around him yeah man his gig is this and he got called out for a specific thing yes it involved the lives of children everything that I understand that I'm not I'm not at all sympathizing for the does family or for him front of those family but I'm just saying I just think that like at the moment everything is so hot with this and it's in it it's kind of exhausting and it's the internet is the reason for it in my opinion because I think that like all the years that have come along the mass amount of people that have migrated to social media the way that the integrated conversations happen the way that that stuff ends up on the news now like AOL chat rooms and f****** 1998 that s*** did not end up on CNN people were not listening to those that the best you could get the f****** TV was To Catch a Predator people need again not those families their lawsuit that's fine that's that's their thing but but I just feel like people need to lighten up a little bit in the sense of I just think that the social-media thing is very hazardous and I think that people's faith in all of it doesn't have to do with with fake news and doesn't have to do with Russian Bots and all this s*** I just think that like Alex Jones is a casually because he's always been there families their lawsuit that's fine that's that's their thing but but I just feel like people need to lighten up a little bit in the sense of I just think that the social-media thing is very hazardous and I think that people's faith in all of it doesn't have to do with with fake news and doesn't have to do with Russian Bots and all this s*** I just think that like Alex Jones is a casually because he's always been.


    Joe Rogan on the Real Rick Ross
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    oh my God it's that there was one year where everyone who graduated from the police academy either was murdered or went to jail every single graduate was either killed because they had a part a part of the cocaine business or they went to jail for being corrupt all of them per capita in Miami than anywhere else in the country cuz it was all used to launder cocaine money the real one is real one the rapper we back and just to keep his dude from using his name because he was actually Rick Ross that's his actual father and Aunt Rick Ross Freeway Ricky was the guy who is selling all the cocaine that paid for the contras when the contras of fighting the sandinistas in Nicaragua that Oliver North s*** course Freeway Ricky was the one who is selling all the coat these people he didn't know how he's getting these Coke you know he was actually getting out of people that were deep deep state how to read in jail and then learned how to become a lawyer in jail and then realize they tried him before they did they hit him with three strikes but they hit him with two charges at the same time which is not out three strikes work so we went to jail for life and then got released for time for time served because they tried him incorrectly you come out you go to jail again you come out go to jail again to go are your criminal and they keep you in jail which is a f***** up man what's it like sitting across the table from you play tennis in Compton yeah Kool-Aid Man couldn't read play tennis in Compton and was just seeing all these people around him that we're making crazy amounts of money and is a real calm nice guy and that's one of the reasons why he did so well that he wasn't this crazy Buckwild do driving rolls-royces throwing money out the window and he wasn't that guy he was like the cool calm collected John Wicks or the character that kept the s*** together you know and everybody respected them because of that he just was like you mean the same reason why he learned how to be a lawyer while he's in prison he's a systematic you know intelligent dude who just had a shet education you know just how I grew up in a very bad scary dangerous environment and you know didn't even learn to read in Lincoln the history of the Iran-Contra conspiracy and even know who didn't know the people he was selling it for the contacts that he had we're directly supplied by the Oliver North and interesting man I didn't even know what it meant I was like 17 or some s*** man that's the whole thing of him was f****** prison guard uniform on wow I mean I like him a lot


    Joe Rogan - I Wasn't Approached by the CIA!!
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    yeah apple apparently has a more than a trillion dollars now I know that men insane that kind of dangerous anybody that have that kind of influence do it with these phones and s*** it's like that's pretty pretty dangerous kind of trust them with data though I feel like even with a China deal yeah well I don't trust any of them I don't know I think my friends but like I think that there is a point of money that I would I would like to know the threshold and which you get past that and then like the Saudis and all the all these people start coming in a part of you and then you start selling your soul like whatever that is it 5 million bucks I just got to stay right there that would be richer than that once you have influence I think it's it becomes a scary world so I like round earth shill Jamie started selling T-shirts that he sells at young Jamie. Comm I mean around or the shield shell is like saying like the you know that the reptilian people went to you to be a human shield laser beams and they have like a network of tunnels that use they they travel months us waiting for their time to expose people believe what you see someone like say if you live in an apartment building and you try by dudes house got a fat house you know why I kind of fat house I wonder wonder who he knows when it feels like he's in with the mob or maybe he's deep with the Democrats or maybe he's the bankers or Koozie who does he know I like someone like being like at 11 or where your your you like they sit you in a room and they give you some Communications that you're not supposed to expose the rest of War all right well I mean there is again without but I was here at the threshold of money there is a point and you know it's there and which I mean Google started with a couple of dudes like we got this idea there was before that there was a thing called WebCrawler that was kind of the first experience of me of a search engine that I never experienced lycos glitter Michaels Yahoo came later and there was WebCrawler then Yahoo and like us and then Google servers to do think you got you got to look Amazon has like super super secure servers but there's no been hacked there as secure as anyone else is they just have to make that I think it's the maybe it's 500 million there's got to be a mark in which people start approaching you in saying hey man you've got to support you and you'll make a billion words to do think you got you got too low Amazon has like super super secure servers but the fact there is secure as anyone else is they just have to make that I think it's the maybe it's 500 million there's got to be a mark which in which people start approaching you in saying hey man


    Joe Rogan on Yoga and Rickson Gracie
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    does the exercise work better or the same as work like for managing depression of the workout is maintenance it doesn't achieve much but I achieve the workout would you feel like the Endorphin release does that help you yeah yeah it does and I as the Buddhist say I made Merit III went in there and did my time on the treadmill I don't want to be there I don't I'd rather be somewhere else like you out that's cool you'll be fine sit down do your work that's why I did before the podcast I was suggesting Hot Yoga to you and yet you seem to be very stiff lately you've got some injuries and some things are coming back train like with a judo or whatever and then the next day it's going to be kettlebells if you really like to mix it up I think it's good for a body to always be guessing, next year I think that's important I also there's some things that I really have to do I think I need at least one day of hard cardio a week and I think I need at least one day of hard lifting weights a week but I also think I need at least one day of yoga week at least yoga's to me is one of the most important things that I do because of her that 90 minutes I can't go anywhere I don't make my phone's on the room with me because me and a jug of water and the yoga mat in the class and a bunch of old ladies are kicking my ass these old ladies are f****** tough man this is old lady she goes this workout class may I see you there all the time she's got to be close to seventy she doesn't even bring water she just tossed it out she's there for 90-minutes sweating and grunting through the pastures and those Plateau you do an hour-and-a-half class was last 20 minutes in a 104° it's hard to get through but when you get through you just feel like you feel better I just I almost like can't while I'm in it I can't wait to do it again like while I'm struggling and I like. And you do more than this I need to do this more often rather I can't wait to do this again I always feel that and it just lengthens everything like all them things in the legs and all the tension especially that you still got a heavy lifting you were saying lot of squats this is a decompression and in for your body maintenance it's just phenomenal in their body a grace to you but a yoga person where they're not only are they limber they're just really okay do this their body articulation you like okay I don't have that I'm a herky-jerky on coordinator person but there is a hum coming from that person's overall body is just it's a beautiful machine the way they articulate themselves in the way they unusual balance the balance of like the way you can tell someone who doesn't they have that and it's not subtle I recognize it sucks and while you're doing it man do you have the internal dialogue crazy that you want to both want to bother you also start going over your life and your mind and dealing with all your b******* and your to-do list and all the things you're doing wrong or slacking to something about really struggling and static positions for like a minute we're trying to like hold your leg up there and your swindled sweat is literally pouring off your arms in your head and there's something about that man that's just really cleansing I just really empty I just think it's a thing that you're missing that you would really love if you tried I bet if you did it and then came back we did a podcast year later books look in the seventies you say yogurt was going to punch you found out about it you know Hixon Gracie is Gracie that the family will the family has the most famous because he's probably the most important figure it ever in the history of martial arts because he won the first Ultimate Fighting Championship and showed that a small man can actually beat larger men with technique and skill will his brother is Hixon and his brother is like you do firstly regarded as one of the greatest Jiu-Jitsu guys if not the greatest of all time and he was different than everybody else in that heated yoga like his thing was like I've never heard of a martial artist that got any yoga but Hixson would do these breathing exercises and they do these balance beam exercises news always doing yoga and stretching it was a giant part of his work out and he was above and beyond everyone else in his time. Like in the 90s everyone was scared of Hixson he was the man I mean wasn't like there was any debate it's very rare that you get something that is so antagonistic and so tightly contested as two men using a martial arts techniques trying to strangle each other and one guy stands Above All by such a large margin and that was Hixson and I really do believe that part of it was his mind part of it was his physicality but it's a lot of that physicality was enhanced by his dedication to Yoga 2 Legit Yogi like fire-breathing s*** we sucks his stomach in that weird way and hasn't move up and down your mercy so we do that yeah he does that like a like a real Yogi like it's it's a real trip and I think because of his his his like physically it look you can see their eyes get this video here you can see him do this fire breathing s*** like watch be does the stomach cuz it's kind of f****** crazy he sucks his stomach way way way up deep into his ribcage he does his breath fire thing and then as it gets going he starts pumping his like if you pull it up there Jamie the part where starts to do it look at this wow yeah like what the f*** man crazy cuz of that he had this phenomenal core strength and phenomenal balance and he just headed a giant advantage over everyone else and I think a lot of that Advantage was his his ability to move his body was different but it also just forgot like you that's been just lifting weights for so long it's the perfect antidote for your body is like your body will react to thank you been asking for this lifted something real you know which is like what men like to do instead of that you're holding your arms out there like that you are fuc I don't even have me waiting these things and I want to drop them every once in a while I've worked out with someone else and then we're going to do this and this and that you work out with and that you let them you've let yourself be trained yeah and I've done a few workers like okay I'm going to kill you like okay was that me like by the end of this you won't be able to take your shirt off to change and I've done where you're benching this much done this much than this what you need to do like a hundred and fifty reps and by the time you can't lift the bar and you can't lift your arm literally trembling from exhaustion and I've told that the people that's yoga you will tremble from exhaustion and you'll be so happy when you leave because of how good you feel and you can't wait to go back and you won't blow your joints out and where you will with a living I already have yeah there's no way that's yoga you will tremble from exhaustion and you'll be so happy when you leave because of how good you feel and you can't wait to go back and you won't blow your joints out and where you will with a living I already have yeah there's no way to


    Joe Rogan - Henry Rollins Explains His Work Ethic
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    like we always look at you guys in a while I don't know how the f*** you guys do it because there's not as much like you you might do the same size venues that we do but you're splitting the money with all these f****** people you know and then a lot of times today the record company gets a piece they get a piece of everything right to get a piece of your merchandise and you see bands play really big places and it's amazing how much money they don't make each guy in the band gets someone like a small comedian playing like a 150 Cedar for two nights two sets of night you know the the laugh whatever in the Midwest and you like wow wow that's a pretty good weekend but cuz he's just take me at home in his suitcase that's interesting that your it was almost like a desperation to not have to work a job as a waiter that kept you just hustling what's the straight world I've been in it I come from it you know minimum wage work and everything and I knew I couldn't survive in it cuz you know you get as a young adult you start to figure out who you are and I'm nuts you can't put me in a straight job I could pass for normal just cuz I can't ask it totally do it like you could put me in a Ralph's a Krogers a Starbucks I will totally get in there and get to work and clean it all and serve it up with a smile but I'll be going crazy inside I will I will be punch everybody in those places is going crazy inside I don't know but I can't sustain in that and I haven't had to for many years I've been lucky I've been in the world of lunatic since 1981 the old crazy person out with other crazy people when I look at a straight job I'm like man I don't think at this point I could hack it not cuz I'm spoiled just because I've never had to tether my adult mind to that I work 7 days a week but on Henry stuff with me it's not it's a different thing two different things depending on everywhere do four hours of sleep a night but I might by time I sleep I hit the stopwatch on the phone before I go to bed. This clock Sleep patterns I did about six-point something hours of sleep last night that's good that's good I feel great today I barely ate and I got in a good workout and all last night I did a lot of pull-ups I played 15 7-inch records and between flipping them over I got a beam in my living room is Abby coming out of the ceiling that supports me and I just run over there just do pull-ups and then go change the record so you want more music you have to pay to pay in pain all this by yourself all alone yeah but by bedtime you are hurting and asleep so I got good sleep last night so you mix the workout in with your enjoyment of music you just spaced it in between the song the last night was pulling tonight at the turntable be listening to more records I'll just do sets of push-ups next to the turntable dressed like get a good hard workout in and then you listen to 4 minute song by the time I go to bed it's Advil time I work on something everyday on tour I don't take vacations I'm not trying to brag I just can't I can't handle not doing it the fit whatever the thing is will you found an interesting way to live life I don't know anybody like you but it's working for you yeah it works on all levels in that I can sustain I pay my bills I'm not bored and I get for the most part to call my own shots and you seem happy happy when I'm working a happy happy with the task yeah I value work I'm an achievement junkie like if I'm depressed I just pick something to do like finisher radio show edit this thing transcribe this chapter from a notebook and after I'm done like okay that's the antidepressant was actually doing something which is not the worst is not booze it's not a pill it's the treadmill or it's the damn thing I got to get it written both shut up and there was an article written about happiness in those things they said that one it seems to sustain people's happiness or facilitate happiness is accomplishing tasks like setting goals for yourself accomplishing those goals and getting the sense of completion that you've actually done the work and you did it and you discipline yourself and got through it and that this is one of the major keys to happiness for a lot of work for me totally works for me cuz I may as well I've tried everything but drugs I've been battling with depression since I was a little kid and I just knew it and I don't want to do drugs I'm not I just don't want it my brain plus trucks it's like someone else's idea terrifies me so I had to figure out what do you do and so that's where the gym you're working out really is a big help writing but listening to music that is like kind of my drug you know I just put the records on in like 3 songs in your eye called there's that feeling buoyancy neutral it's like floating in the tank where when you're scuba diving neutral it's like floating in the tank we're scuba diving to give her hair just right you're floating that's how I feel when I have the music on like this is as good as it gets that's why I always have you don't record I'm always looking at new records going to record store and more happiness coming in


    BALANCED | Joe Rogan
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    I think that wants things is causing this funk that people ran is that we're living our lives in these very unfeeling ways one of the reasons why these people have is deep-seated anger resentment is there's a bunch of people that are working all day long doing something that is deeply unsatisfying and an almost painful they're stuck in traffic all day and then they're stuck in a cubicle after that they get in traffic on way home they get home after that they're watching television and their f*** we're supposed to be out in the field we're supposed to be walking up hills we're supposed to be looking for animals are gathering vegetables were supposed to be doing all these things that our bodies designed to do was supposed to be in nature and nature is like a medicine like it literally is a medicine to you you don't have to go hunting you don't have to go fishing just go f****** hike man just go high up to the top of a mountain Lookout you know what there's no reward that you get from that that is intensely like Soul feeling we are making a mistake with the way we live our lives do a lot of people are trying to get rich because they think that once they get rich they'll be happy they think that that's going to give them this thing they've always been missing until they've been working hard and bust their ass and your life is just about upping the ante and now I got to get a yacht I think the fill that void because you've sort of set your life up to chase these material goals instead of to try to find out what actually does make you happy the pressure to to succeed the hustle and bustle the people have is not counterbalanced we appreciate a person sleeps 3 hours a night and f****** this just hostel in all day long kansui hustling hustling there's something to hard work and hustle but man I think it should be counted balance lookup go-go-go is anybody but I'm learning as I get older you can't like be checking your phone and checking your Twitter and checking your email that you got to just somehow another figure out a way to let go and lot of times we think the most important thing is like financial success the most important thing is this or that b******* clearly your base is got2b matters of the heart understanding that loving each other brothers and sisters and friends and Community has massive benefits and you feel connected to each brothers and sisters and friends and Community has massive benefits and you feel connected to each other and is the right way to be the best things in life are connected to love and there's a beauty in that that is magical


    Joe Rogan - Henry Rollins on How He Started Doing Spoken Word
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    coming out tomorrow night wow that was a great segue pretty good or bad there it is 10 seconds on that they said what are you going to name it and I said keep talking pal to go does that mean it's just it's how you talk to yourself in and out of trouble like you're about to get punched out like keep talking pal shows was being is a young guy skinny on Ritalin not a good fighter not a good fighter at all just not into it and the local bully I said something snarky you're funny and he all the sudden he's got me by the Scruff of my shirt with a fist in my face and the only thing you could do is like imitate him so much that everyone else laughs and lucky have to drop you cuz he's now let's drop will drop your collar not your body because you're not making him laugh and so when in doubt keep talking pal and the fact that I have a quote comedy special on Showtime is so unlikely from some guy from the minimum wage working world I don't believe it myself and so they said where you going to call at night a lot of these you do people have a lot of confidence I'm going to call I like the new R&B and my mighty Wang take this supposed to be there a little artspace they're called the loss of club and there was a local promoter in town amazing guy and he would get like 25 people on stage in one night everyone gets 5 minutes had to be the singer of that band the drummer of that band that artist that poet like real artist who speak for a living and then the guy with the funny tour journal or the guy from the Bandit we all like and he's going to be an idiot for 5 minutes and these shows were really funny cuz it just people are off stage all night long like running off stage and the bass player Black Flag Chuck dukowski the fit fantastic intellect he would get invited onto these bills I would go with it because we were Beach guys we lived in the sticks and The Giver in Hollywood so we'll go into the Big Smoke will go see the big city I do with him cuz he had the band van he going to town I tag along so he'd read out of some notebook his apocalyptic rantings and one night the promoter said you got a big mouth next week you 5 minutes or like what are seven V bucks all I could think of was the five bucks I like what I could go we're starving as any band was as though the next show I got on stage with lhasa told a story that wouldn't happen to band practice the day before wear a white supremacist in a car tried to run over guitar player because we had brown skin people at our band practice and so he yelled he accuse our guitar player being a lover and try to run him over on his way to the liquor store to get some orange so our guitar player comes back a little shaking really got run over by a Neo-Nazi and let's go back to practice and so Frost I was his Tuesday in the life of Black Flag for an audience or like you should just hit the ground then I read something I've written I go out my five minutes are up or whatever it was and I left the stage and it felt right I feel like a fish dropped into water for the first time I say I'm a fish like I did not get banned but I know stage fright and this meaning of microphone it felt more the music ever felt which was cool to do but never felt natural just got like is it this thing is in Mia's got to come out I'm serving of a monster where the talking shows like yeah this is me and after the show people came up and said what's your next show that's what I'm leaving on for the do know when you just talkin I said we'll know that's a one-off I got this $5 bill I'm out of here and so the agent did the promoter you're very good at that you're a natural I promote all these different poets and performance artists I'll get you I'll give you twenty bucks you'll do 20 minutes opening for this guy okay so I did I did 20 minutes and then after a handful of those shows those poet X opening for me because the Black Flag aspect kicks in like 4 Black Flag people show up and I guess I was good enough and so those poets weren't that happy like I'm out opening for this guy okay and 83 turning into 84 by 85 I had gone to Europe for some poetry Festival which I kind of blacked onto in Holland I don't a cross-country Tour 12 to 50 people at night sleep on the promoters couch go by Amtrak and started my little book company 83-84 self-publish to this day that's awesome and it went from nice Theatres the only use yourself for your publishing company or do you publish anybody else's books we used to many years ago were people I knew who I thought were great writers I put them out weed license Nick Cave books from his Publishers in Europe we licensed a few different title of Edith photo books and the couple of novels short story Collections and it's very hard to have a company's hard to sell a book in the world it's like Stephen King or Daniel Steelix Mega you know at the at the cash register at the airport store if you're selling poetry books different kinds of literature you are nothing but uphill my books did okay they still they always do okay everyone else's books is like trying to sell dead animal guts you know what I mean like know and so we stopped signing new writers sold set the Press runs at the license has run out of won't get to keep their masters and then we just concentrated on me cuz I keep the whole staff busy with all the stuff I've got going and so we publish but we publish me and I've done a bunch of books how many books about 27 and Heidi who runs all my company she's the smart one so I showed her the manuscript the book is great but let's not do it on our company cuz it's a lot of start-up money for a photo book it's a lot of set-up cost let's get you a literary agent and do it somewhere else and so it's a smart idea and so we got a literary agent and we did get a book deal with a very good Chicago to Chicago Company Chicago review on forgetting and they put out the photo book and that was a learning experience like working with an editor like I'll go out here about that and like you're having a meeting it's my book it's my book cover some used to owning my own machine but when you work with other people's money everyone has a big opinion so that that book came out and did and continues to do very well and many years ago I did it kind of a best of I have any best of material I did a best of four Random House many many years ago that you still see it it's in print and that's a lot of people's first book of mine cuz it's in store I'm used to holding my own machine but when you work with other people's money everyone has a big opinion so that that book came out and did and continues to do very well and many years ago I did a kind of a best of I have any best of material I did a best of four Random House many many years ago that you still see it it's in print and that's a lot of people's first book of mine cuz it's in stores


    Joe Rogan - Kid Cudi on Overcoming Addiction - JRE Classic
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    is this a random Tuesday and there's some kid in Minnesota this like you are f****** love you dude keep going we're listening and I might have needed to hear that that day you know so like those kids don't know that that means that much to me and it does so like I wasn't really that big with talking you know I'm having such a presence online cuz I was worried about it and I got a grip over it it's no problem for me I love that I can you know just hit up a kid randomly and just make their whole year you know Jennifer good you know rather than me posting a picture of some jewelry or some new thousand-dollar sneakers I bought it doesn't do anybody any good other than being like damn I ain't got s*** and I don't want people to think like that you know like when I posted like the post like you know maybe my Lactaid milk or by 3 there be a Celica shortcomings of their behavior once they became famous oh yeah man I watched everybody around me you know what I think and I and I and I kind of use I want you to look at me at that and understand what not to do you know when I was dealing with my drug issues back in 2010 2009 you know it was heavy into cocaine and it was like a big thing for me innocademy level is something I felt like I needed self-medicating and you know least I Like Cocaine kept you level Yeah man cuz I had this whole technique I don't know if I go have a beer and I will smoke weed so like I never wanted people to know I was doing cocaine so the beer and the marijuana level me out in a way where I was able to walk in the streets and talk and it seemed as though I was not anyting but deep inside I'm just like being so numb it allow me to go out and meet my fans and be out in the streets when the Twisted way it did it did a positive thing for me and that's why I didn't see it an issue was like damn today I went walking in SoHo with no place to go and I was high-fiving fans and s*** like it was just the most you know amazing experience something I never get a chance to feel because I'm just like such a recluse and I'm just at that time was just weirded out when people recognize me and just didn't want to go anywhere issue with substances that can help you in some ways but they're ultimately detrimental to your health or well-being or your ability to keep it together simply expensive man it was doubly expensive but you know I am you find like while you're doing it everyday like was there a thing that made you stop because that's usually they like them finding also my daughter was born she was like you know what it was like to kind of life lessons back-to-back that I experiencing in 2010 and you know my daughter's birth is being arrested where those two things because I think I had already started turning down my cocaine use the beginning of that year but then I was the king of like something tragic happening or something I felt was trying to be stressful and it's spiraling back into it just need any excuse to be going to go do cocaine now cuz I'm upset tell me something I don't know how to do just like my way of copying out and avoiding my issues you know she was like a block is like maybe a couple months ago by I'll be in Hawaii you know working on some stuff for Kanye and I never did cocaine or anything around those. Don't like my time to detox when I will be away cuz you know if you do Coke you two doing coke with other people you know we're alone and I feel weird about traveling the world and every every place I was asking people where the drugs was that so like it was something I did you know at 4minute certain time you know who's enough I was able to like kind of keep it together and go out and work on my music and empty into it I had a system it was a weird sick system are developed enough for myself you know where you know I was able to be cool if I wasn't in New York but then when I was back in New York it was on you know cuz it was just like being at home in the apartment alone for hours on end it's really just got me you know doing it just kind of Ely and just chill out by myself and it's all good arrest made you want to stop because you real was it because like the feeling like oh s*** of an event is taking place like this is obviously a big sign that I'm going down the wrong direction I'm in I'm dealing with the legal system now getting arrested not what it was just more like did this is not Scott mescidi how in the hell did I let this becomes Gamez how in the f*** do I got people looking at me like I'm not Scott mesika tea and I know what it was and I know how to fix that and I went and made. And I just it was just out in like how people looking at me at that moment in time crazy cracked out dude like get out of here man like it was so upset are you kidding me people love to be sanctimonious yeah yeah but that's the thing when it happened I wasn't like you know on you know the next complex interview I did like her have a statement that is you here I'm really sorry for you guys used to I don't do it anymore I'm sorry if I let anyone down f*** that you know if you don't understand in all the f*** this time was surviving if I didn't do it I would have blew my brains out but I like how you described it to because you're very honest about the positive aspects of the effects and I think that's super important in this was my contract by the way release positive benefits of any drugs whether it's harmless drug like marijuana or dangerous drugs like cocaine maybe even especially dangerous drugs like cocaine because the reality of what you're saying your experience and the positive aspects of your experiences like he's promoting drugs when clearly doing just the opposite you're talkin about how you needed them and use them and they helped you but the reality is it was because you were dealing with an issue and it had just helped mask the issue but Truliant deny that it caused the issue for people dealing with their own drug issues dealing with their current drug issues are the Pass Trail shoes people are not honest about it man it puts people in this weird place or like you know what if I was four f****** meth never started this business I got to get it back in and I can speak about it candidly and it's not something I'm weird about and I've just grown so much since then and I also know that the more I talk about it you know the more it'll help somebody else who might be in the way that you know I mean when you're in that it's probably just it seems like you can't get out of it because it is like a thing the kids listen to me talk now it's it's could be helping a lot of people I'm not like one of those people now that used to do cocaine and I'm like all your bad if you do cocaine or cocaine Spanish into cocaine and any drug but I'm not judging anybody if they do it but now it's not like a big deal I got I did it and it I just abused it in a way and it didn't benefit me it didn't benefits. I didn't like the person I was becoming there's some people that could do this s*** and they can live and do it in Monterey and it doesn't affect their lives like how it affect the mind more power to him they got super powers if you ask me but I just have that you know it Disney history drugs in my family it was like my blood was waiting let's go and I know that I just had to make that choice I had to make a choice and I think that's what anything cigarettes and you know for months 5 months done with now you know you just have to make a choice and I made that choice you know for myself for my own health water or future for my fans you know a bunch of people quit cigarettes cuz Anthony Bourdain quit cigarettes cuz his daughter to just realized like what am I doing I mean my father passed away from cancer all my uncle passed away from cancer and my father died when I was 11 you know so that was an experience you do for me that kind of like traumatize me in such a way but I can't you know when I got older I started to you know do eating that my father was into like my dad smoke Newports I started smoking before 2:17 you know my dad's you know he loved MGD Miller Genuine Draft I f****** drink MGD military draft you know by tribute to my dad in a weird way in and you know it wasn't you know so cool you had a cigarette and he had his beer and he was always awesome and he was there for me as a man it's up until he left you know and I think I kind of got caught up in that and that's something that like you know I can't say the image of my father drinking and smoking is what made me drink and smoke but I can't say it didn't write you think you took like Comfort Inn at maybe like maybe did they give you comfort in that need to replenish like you give you a little stimulant from the nicotine and all the chemicals are in a cigarette and then you're so addicted to it that you have this weird stress when you don't have it and then when they smoke it relieve that stress you think that it's actually, you down but all it's doing is feeding the dragon is like a drug those are in a cigarette and then you're so addicted to it that you have this weird stress when you don't have it and then when they have milk it relieve that stress you think that it's actually, you down but all it's doing is feeding the dragon so I could drug anything


    Joe Rogan on Alex Jones Being Deplatformed
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    we're talking about Alex Jones on house so he seems to be like across-the-board like there it's almost they waited for Apple seems like and when Apple pull them from iTunes and then the YouTube danced with it right they give him some strikes it was really recently like within the last couple months yeah Facebook and giving him some strikes and YouTube games unfounded speculation that they would remove him from the platform like their nephrogenic remove them that's crazy that's too far and then all the sudden Boom everybody in One Fell Swoop Spotify Spotify remove them they were going to they did nothing but destruction attacked Alex Jones and got rid of but they offered him a safety net in the form of the app that he has on their their Appstore they're still so they're trying to take that down to like take down a more popular about to print articles and they're allowed to have venom in their still allowed their fees allowed to still I mean he has his website hosted from his website and it could all be fine but these major media companies now they just decided we've had enough we don't want this on and here's the thing like I don't know what he said that that they would that was the straw that broke the camel's back it seem like it's not a recent statement that he said are the court transcripts and we'll figure out there wasn't there wasn't a good there's no hearing or nothing there was a giant tech companies I just decided the government tells Facebook what to do a lot of times it's so they blow to the government all the time cuz they don't want to be regulated so that's why they just they just started having hearings with the that's why they would had those turn should we regulate Facebook a glass who gorgeous I think the weirdest little sips don't you make a compilation of Zuckerberg sips of water oh my God who f****** sips water like that like he has to think about it normal human fantastic. That whole thing was so strange it was so we would have better guy to to keep to protect us from fake news and tell us what's real news in it and do you know who's what's has integrity and what doesn't then a guy who made up couple billion dollars off of stolen idea from his friends I mean I think that's the perfect guy to date his idea but he was the one who figured out a way to wrestle it yeah this is on the 2nd August 2nd about this and there's been a lot of people being the platform from Facebook that you don't know about the Atlantic Council so Pages like black elevation they got checked out a page called mindful being they got shut down a Facebook also wiped out no unite the right to it which is a page appearing to advertise a counter-rally on the upcoming year anniversary of the violence in Charlottesville so they shut that down to Matt Taibbi let me just give you a quick quote from his article he's his Facebook was helped and its efforts to wipe out these dangerous means by the Atlantic Council on Whose board you'll find Cam inspiring names like Henry Kissinger CIA Chief Michael Hayden former acting CIA it had Michael Morell Informer bush-era Homeland Security Chief Michael chertoff these people now have their hands on what is essentially a direct lever over Nationwide news distribution tardo to State the potential Mischief that lurks behind this Union of Internet platforms and would-be government sensors the Scandal that these defacto private media Regulators have secret algorithmic processes that push down some news organizations in favor of others which they do witness the complaints by Outlets like alternate truthdig and others that big platforms have been D emphasizing alternative sites in the name of combating fake news but this week's Revelation is worse when Facebook works with the government and want to want to be Star Chamber organizations like the Atlantic Council to delete sites on National Security Group using secret methodology it opens the door to nightmare possibilities that you'd only find in dystopian novels so he goes out and it's it's awesome what he says but we would have more Comfort if there's no like one of things to do in is that use that blanket term hate speech by the way it's considered hate speech did you know that yes so f*** the police would be considered hate speech so they would just retroactively arrest NWA they could and I steam and cop-killer member can I say I hate them does that say you strongly dislike the KKK I am expressing things like hate speeches it's not a good descriptive because I agree when you you stop that what is it and tail like you know I had a conversation with a woman YouTube about Sam Harris and Douglas Murray in a podcast where they had had a conversation and someone put it on their YouTube channel in their playlist just put in their playlist and they got a community guidelines, I asked why the woman said very cleanly it was hate speech and I said what are you talkin about I could did you listen to it is it to intellectual cease to public intellectuals discuss discussing immigration and some of the problems that Europe is having right now and you decided that that's hate speech and you don't even know what they said but that but the fact that she's so confidently described in that way sort of it is sort of embodies with his problem is is that they have these blanket terms they rather throw on problems and there's a million out of fires to put there's no more need to put any more consideration to this this guy's a problem this is problematic this is hate speech shut it down and people don't realize how bad it is Phil you do cuz you know this story what people go all good for Alex Jones he shouldn't be able to do that too. But he's doing I might do not understand that this is the shot across the bow to Alex Jones I've already been Trashed by the establishment equated to pedophiles and those kind of things and conspiracy theorist Ibanez articles with Alex Jones they've done it to me because I tell the truth about the war and stoke the antidote to bad speech if you really hate what Alex Jones is doing the antidote to bad speech is not censorship the antidote to bad speech is more speech if you think it was does that kind of stuff all the time to people do that stuff all the time that's how you convert if you're afraid of an idea if you don't shut down the idea you expose the idea and you can bunk it but if you have a private platform and you own this you start a business and your business is putting up YouTube videos and you decide the someone is putting up something that's hurtful and damaging and racist and it could be used to attack large groups of people and then you see like the craziness that's been connected to alt-right movement in the associate that with this individual do you have to keep that on your platform I mean it was there's no regulation right now. yeah they took 45% of the people that are straight from Facebook that means a hundred and fifty million people are on Facebook every single day I'm taking a s*** and I go over like what crazy today what's happening Facebook if you want to Google is it a Gallup poll I just go to the other Facebook there is enough so we have to recognize that the way we are organized as a society that the Town Square is now owned by corporations whose that need to be regulated right again like before AT&T was the phone carrier for everybody they couldn't go I'm not going to give Alex Jones have phone service cuz I don't like the shity saying phone service just a method of communication was just utility with what he's been able to do through Infowars is if you've got them on your platform he's going to say some things and is going to use your platform to say some things that you know might not be true and might be crazy so you got to decide like when is it become a problem and I think where they drew the line was Sandy Hook so here's what I say we need to treat these as public utilities because they are right Facebook there is no alternative alternative YouTube weedeated regulate that was long overdue by the way and they are monopolies week that's obvious to everyone that there Monopoly switch you know when you when you invent something called WhatsApp and then Facebook buys it for 20 billion dollars there's no way to to compete with these people so these are monopolies they need to be regulated and people need to be protected and it is that's how that's where we need to go because right now we're leaving it up to the whims of a building are you saying hey that was wrong and he should be taking off for his Free Speech should be a Bridgeport do it let's go to a court or go to a thing or what people do while he docks his people and it is if dachshunds illegal he should be prosecuted if that's what happens but you shouldn't take away I actually did that these that sounds crazy I don't know if he did what he actually did this is crazy I keep hearing that he promoted the idea that Sandy Hook was it was false and there was a false flag and that these were all actors right I don't know if he actually said that I think what he actually said was I don't know if that happened I think that's what he actually said and people are saying without molding the idea that that it was a hoax, but I want to know if that's what he really said see I don't know if that's even the case cuz I've heard it heard it written that he promoted the idea that Sandy Hook was a conspiracy but I did not quoting and when they say that there's no quotes there's no Sandy Hook was a hoax those kids were actors those kids are not dead I don't see that anywhere but they keep attributing that to him without quotation again if this if there was some process due process we could go back and look at the transcript don't even know this not only that if during this whole time when he's being tried he was still able to be on YouTube and have his videos he could show in his videos that he didn't say that he can show what he actually said and tell you what he actually said and show clips you can't do that anymore so now the narrative is completely in the hands of the mainstream media 100% so the Alex Jones narrative is being taken 100% out of his hands and now what's in the mainstream media and now they're sitting Sandy Hook denier conspiracy theorist right-wing lunatic all these different things which may I have some of it mean we got a band that newspaper because we can't handle the ideas from this newspaper that they're still right there you go to Ralph's the right there the last thing you see before they leave the right at the eye level for kids yeah nobody what says take away the I went to Facebook they still have a Facebook page defecates through is about to be taken down there joke like you know it's not really know the Inquirer is not real but we know that but it's not it's it's Sandy Hook is a synthetic completely fake is is a thin synthetic completely fake with actors in my view manufactured and 15 the lawsuit quotes Jones saying yeah so Sandy yeah that you actually nail that impression I spent a lot of time with that do drunk and then he's like that's a real problem saying something like that is crazy but he's he's but his whole business is saying things that are sometimes right and saying things that are sometimes absolutely wrong you know and all wild and it's all globalist and you see that song that they did with these guys took his actual word Rance but then they have like this like emo song singing the words now I haven't get pulled over off of YouTube if we play that let's find out if we get yanked for this one cuz it's brilliant cuz it's it's a parody but it's so it's so before song yeah and this is where we find the source that God made the transcend the New World Order that's why they want to keep us out of it twice this Alex Jones rants as an indie folk song for people that are just listening to this you got to Google this cuz we removed the sound from YouTube oh okay babies we want to eat babies come on oh my God I think there's something there's something about his struggle right now that's representative of the the chaotic world that we that that he does have this giant voice then he doesn't have his giant following and that it is this his actual words come out and song like that and are so hysterical and that they think this somehow or another yanking this guy off all these platforms is going to like remove it because this is just going to be another way and she went ape shitt and you know complain to all these you know newspapers and complained to the police and everything that they're taking photos of her house and get the f*** out of here this I'm Barbra Streisand and because that it became a Giant Glory that Barbra Streisand is pissed if someone showing her house more wildly usually facilitated by the internet okay yeah I eat babies but I'm pretty the should be everyone thinks the internet should be a public utility I mean most people do and that's what they're upset that they're not treating it like a public utility Obama administration did they decided to at the last minute and so if you think the internet should be a public until iced I think YouTube and Facebook should be on public utility also and but there's there's an opening for other people to make their own YouTube like make a version of it if you have them in capital but you don't and there's example of WhatsApp with the naked B-29 covid-19 billion dollars on whatever they pay for what's up crazy so that's a just eat up their competition right now we need to Teddy Roosevelt to come along and break up all these monopolies it's never going to happen at the end of the Empire is coming so here's the question of valid parallel a valid comparison are there people that have things that are more hateful that are on YouTube that have been deplatformed is it the influence that he has that that's terrifying is it the fact that he's a figurehead for this kind of stuff is that what it is like that he's that this whole Infowars movement is in some people's mind a figurehead for this pro-trump thing they're trying to stop and silence like what is it I don't know it's very curious that it all happened at the same time right and because of there's a there's a 1996 there was a law passed that actually insulates the platform for being sued did you know that so like he put something up that leads to someone getting killed right on Facebook you can't 96 law I'm looking for this tweet by Glenn Greenwald that really because if we're going to take down here I'll find it I'll find it here it is he says there's been a tactic of sensors for centuries they start with someone who is so utterly hated and marginalized that everyone is blinded by their hatred for the 1st Century ship Target that they cheer and forget that they're endorsing a principal and power that will then expand yeah and so right now we're came for the Jews right now we're allowing the whim of billionaires in the middle of the night to decide who gets to be on these monopolistic platforms and who doesn't if there was 10 YouTube no one would care but there isn't there's one YouTube there's one Facebook and they are monopolies and that's the world we live in right now and that's why they're doing whatever the government wants them to do that because they don't want the government to regulate them that's why he went there and was sipping the water like that and tricks trying to make I-10 regulate them he'll do it for Julian Assange in 2010 gave a speech which I saw her recently on a plane where he predicted this he was like the corporations are an extension of the government and they will do the censorship in the future and that's exactly what's happening right now so do you think it's the government is censoring the government has some power currently would want to keep Alex Jones and position cuz he's a supporter of trump he's a supporter of you know why why is he allowing the CIA to do that to go after healing Massage Envy you do that just shows you how shity the journalist in here in America because not one of them standing up for Julian Assange and they're all pretending that when Trump says mean things about Jim Acosta that somehow that's that's unbelievable violation of our freedom and our press and he's got you son of a b**** you don't care if you cared about freedom of the press you would say something about Julian Assange and no one is think he's ever printed never but never been never what did Julian Sons do he revealed that our election was being rigged by the Democratic party not Russia but by the Democratic party and that is a sin you can commit you cannot tell the truth about the powerful and that's what's happening right now and you know he he revealed the CIA within the end has almost fighting techniques but they can get your TV to listen to you your phone Vault 7 all that stuff that he revealed it's just he's not really clued-in right he's let's other he's glad to let the generals do the job and his underlings he doesn't really wants he wants to paint broad strokes and lets everyone else you want to kill Julie sounds go ahead I don't give a f--- that's I think how he feels I don't think it's his plan to do it but everybody else underneath them wants doing certainly the intelligence community and everyone forgets this Chuck Schumer one on Rachel Maddow Show like 2 years ago and right out in public said that Trump is making a mistake by Crossing intelligence Community because when you mess with them they have six ways to Sunday to mess with you back holyshit and nobody cared that he said that's what he's saying is the President should be afraid of unelected Spooks unelected bureaucrats these do what they should be rich to be afraid of them that is and no one what what what the f did you mention saying that about Barack Obama a Barack Obama better be nice to the CIA if they're going to have with him come sit in the Washington Post writing an article begging the Deep state to undermine about Trump's foreign policy did you see that article and yes they're already coming for the left this is how this works so again that's why I warned all my friends about the Russia gate nonsense Chomsky said if you care about the people meddling in our election Russia would be the last place I would look the first place to look is concentrated Capital that's what dictates who are going to be our governments that's why we don't have the rest of the world has Medicare for all meanwhile people have two countries poor low-income 63% of the country can afford $1,000 emergency and 1/4 of all kids are in poverty in the richest country in the world that takes the richest country in the world has half of its population poor or low-income that's a failed system and that's what we're living in right now or or any of these platforms Spotify when you get an overwhelming volume of complaints about someone who's in the news right now because the fact that Alex Jones being sued by the Sandy Hook parents is what star this all off cuz it mean right to people this is so egregious these poor parents lost their children and here's yet ice horrible saying that it's fake and that they don't want that on their platform so would you think that they should just delete episode that has that it says that should they do that or should they allow that episode if there's if he did do something in a video that is illegal take that video down until it gets adjudicated you don't be platform I'm a Hunter if you don't give them the death penalty if you got like some white supremacist group is calling for violence against people you did you take them down I think you would again you would have to I would like to see and then some kind of adjudication you know again I the blanket policies things saying things like hate speech interpretation so this is a very squiggly line Joanne again there's there's no board and there's no adjudication it's not transparent isn't answering a rational debate let me just let me just give you one more thing about what he says when this is Matt Taibbi he says the sharemarket power of these companies over information flow has always been the real threat this is why breaking them up should have long ago become up national priority instead as was obvious during the Senate hearing with Zuckerberg earlier this year politicians are more interested in using then curtailing the power of these companies the platform for their part will cave rather than be regulated the endgame here couldn't be clearer this is how off for Terry and marriages begin and people should be very worried they should be worried there's this should be worried especially if this does Escalade I understand that people who believe that he's a Sandy Hook. turn the read those words they don't want him to have a platform they don't want him to give a spread that hate they understand I understand that they would feel like imagine being one of those parents and you lost your kid and you're seeing this guy on TV or YouTube saying it's all fake it's it's outrageous and it's repulsive agreeance offencive and I get that but I think it's it's it's very dangerous is very dangerous to silence people that may or may not have any other recourse in terms of like he doesn't have the ability to defend himself doesn't have the ability to make a video about it unless he puts it on his own website and who's going to watch it like this the stuff that they're doing with YouTube it's just it's a slippery slope you know and especially to use these terms like hate speech do not like when you say like what are they saying they saying that he violated their term correct yes what are those terms violated and what is the specific violation like what are the words that he said where you were like enough is enough if that's the case how did you let him get away with saying all those other s*** for years and years and what when when do you draw this line like just that video that we played you know they smell like sulfur they eat they want to eat babies the screaming I love Satan and the one he pities like where does the line get drawn I just I don't think I don't think be up to subjectivity I think that should be a very very hard question that's answered with very clear facts you should have an adversarial judicial process with an impartial judge or jury and how would you even get someone impartial instead they have in-house decide decision do they do it do you know about that right I had heard about yet so they're doing the bidding the government says it's free speech okay because I don't want the government to get mad at me cuz we're making so much Goddamn money right now I don't want the government to get mad at us that's what Facebook and YouTube is doing see if I would like that if someone you know I'm not saying that no one should be taken down some to call for the death of all black people and then maybe this is not a good place to give them a platform but I feel like the problem that I'm having with this is these things like air quotes hate speech because I told you that they said that about Sam Harris and Douglas Murray now that is f****** crazy so when is it stopping hate speech like when when do you draw the line when it's is it my mildly offensive is that hate speech like where is it go where does it go work allowed to hate people I don't know why don't I understand they're calling for Action I think is the little call for Action my family against it's a legal term that this is not a legal term do that the one they blanket things with hate speech like we're saying would like was calling something to drug this is an illegal drug what would have caffeine becomes an illegal drug then is that the same as math it's clearly not as different things so when you say hate speech and you also love Douglas Murray having an intellectual conversation with Sam Harris about immigration bump that in so that's what did you know that right before the 4th of July there was a newspaper I think it was in Texas and so they wanted to for the 4th of July they wanted to post the Declaration of Independence so they posted the first half of it did you know about this Facebook for hate speech something like that I'm not sure what it was but it and then the newspaper said now we're afraid to post the second half of the Declaration because we'll get a second strike and they might pull their whole page yeah so did it again but they released that Striker really the primary issue they worry that a guy like Alex Jones already has his massive following is what he's done it by calling Sandy Hook fake maybe maybe awful I believe it is but is it enough to completely D platform him and how how are they how they justify even if it was greet and again I'd hate that guy I hate it as much as you hate it I'm with you and that people are going to I know it's still last time I was on your shirt I said I said people are going to take what I'm saying right now in Twisted and that's exactly what they did to me last night so I'm sure people elevate I couldn't discuss it and that and so that's exactly what happened puppy cut me saying that and cut some other stuff and put it together and I was like son of a b**** but you so what you going to do right so we going to do so I just want people to know this is again I'm just as offended as everybody I'm saying we need to have these things be Public Utilities for a lot of reasons and that you know exactly what Matt Taibbi said what the endgame here is very clear and they want to be able to censor people they want to be able to censor the first people are going to come after his left-wing organizations look at them after black lives matter words in their name and say all the black lives matters are violent. I was a cop doing it you know that that's what happened up and apples you know that's the kind of stuff they do up there and then that agent provocateur exactly what I learned about himself and he's getting too crazy and needs to go on a diet and exercise and start getting his life norderney take too far sometimes and the rails he goes off the rails like he he and I had a conversation when he got mad at me for saying that I didn't think George Soros is a Nazi and so he had this whole thing we rented railing it we we talk back and forth and apologize and you know he said I'd sometimes the cycle of outrage it just there's no room for four like there's no room to step back and to sort of reset visits this is constant outrage constantly under attack and then there's these words that get thrown around that sort of lose their meaning like globalists you know then chills and an end you know and this the sort of like attitude that there's this there's a cabal of evil that is trying to take take over the world and one point Alex had this idea that they were going to try to kill off most people can remember that this idea that they wanted to euthanize or it was genocide they wanted to they wanted to break it down to what is the word where they talk about doing that talk about reducing the population there's like some sort of a conspiracy theorist term of reduction of population to a sustainable number of Super Evil Geniuses that can live forever and they wanted to get it down to like you know 500 million people worldwide that can live for a million years or some crazy s*** but I think that that's that whole cycle of like constant outrage and everything's a conspiracy and you get just whacked whacked out and caught up in it if you go back to Alex's earlier videos I meant Alex in 98 I believe in back then Alex was he was going after George W Bush when George W Bush was running for president and he was saying that this guy is it he's is a puppet and that is a puppet of the CIA and you know in and he you know he supports genocide and he was showing up a campaign brows and they were arresting him he was anti right-wing and he was he was anti what he thought was his globalist agenda he also infiltrated Bohemian Grove when everybody thought the Bohemian Grove was not there's nothing really going on is like know these really rich people are getting together with heads of state and foreign dignitaries in their dressing up like f****** Druids and they have an effigy that they burn in front of the owl God Molech and people like he's crazy then he releases the video and like oh my God they really do do that like he did some good work the World Trade Organization protest in his his video 911 road to tyranny right after 9/11 he releases this video that shows that the World Trade Organization protests were infiltrated by these agent provocateur score most likely government agents with government agent boots on by the way shows this in the video They smash windows are all wearing Masthead light things on fire then there are they all hold up in one house and they negotiate with the police and are eventually released this is all done under it mean he proved all this he showed all how this is going no protest line at the WTO will you couldn't go by with a pin on if you tried to get through with a pin that said WTO with a red line through it they told you you could not wear that pin you can't come through here this is a no protozoan and he's like this is the consequences of this kind of censorship and this is how they established censorship they make it seem like your organization is violent and Dangerous by introducing violent dangerous elements in the in the form of an undercover police off there's our military they smashed Windows tip over newspaper stands and f****** create chaos so that the government should come in because now we have a violent situation then the military comes in and arrest protesters and silences the protest so they don't look embarrassing in front of all these people from foreign countries they're coming here to the World Trade Organization is he was more measured and more calm it wasn't as he didn't have the big moon face back then either and he wasn't drinking as much and I'll taking a screaming and a spitting and and you know you asked him disable I'm just overwhelmed by the sheer volume of corruption all the s*** that he sees every day but remember he was crying when Trump bombed Syria he was crying cuz he he was crying the Trump f***** us most of the time means well the thing is we look for conspiracies everywhere like everything that's crazy you're off track and I think is anyone there they can sit down and go. Hold on let's examine this in a factual way with stop cut the hyperbole out and let's look at what the facts are and where we getting these facts and why we think this is happening why do you think this is fake cuz that sounds f****** crazy to me no one's there to do that if someone was there to do that I think he probably would be stop and examine things it would bounce out you know the reason why I wanted to have him on my podcast when I did is cuz I want to be able to see the Alex that I know cuz people like how could you know that guy I'm like look at how he is when I get them high and we get drunk and he's laughing about stuff and talk about interdimensional child molesters and all that is not a good position to being constantly looking for that is not a good position to be in when you're constantly looking for conspiracies everywhere you go and you might nail a few but then you might call out a bunch of little faith which not just negates the ones that you nailed but negates everything you say as soon as you're one of those guys that everything's a conspiracy and then dead kids aren't really dead and everyone's an actor in like everything you said it's good they're going to stop


    Joe Rogan - Jimmy Dore Responds to Henry Rollins Comments on Trump & Putin
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    Henry Rollins talk about Putin you're about to quote Chomsky like he was right we all agree but means just because other people are also bad guys doesn't negate his point of Putin being a bad guy what he was saying is just that it's very bizarre that the Republicans these people that were at the Forefront of the Cold War these ones really don't mean that these the people to remember Khrushchev banging on the desk do you know saying will bury you with with Kennedy and these people are now like they're whitewashing Putin they're essentially like paynow Putin to be good job because Trump is in this position where he's trying to be friends with this guy so well here's the quote I wanted to send you right so that whole thing if if Norberg laws were applied than every post-war American president would have been hanged since it says no Chomsky we have our President we have presidents and vice presidents who are legit war criminals that walk around today program okay so you know Brock Obama get a Peace Prize and then he had a kill list for the kill list pets roadkill it would you keep the killas next to the Peace Prize, where you keep those two things are they anyway so decide that some of the people that were killed were American citizens with no due process no due process and so nobody has a problem with Trump 40 bodies with Benjamin Netanyahu is a psychopathic Maniac who shoots who shoots with Precision Medics who are trying to help people in nurse's hand Journal is what he does know how bad it was until she went over there right and the crazy that people that went through the Holocaust that realized the cost of dehumanizing an entire race of people now are capable with some of them are capable of doing that to the Palestinians about effects on our pristine elections what you said very sarcastically you said if you care about what's affecting our pristine elections of the Russia gate is in last place I would look and the first place he would look if you were worried about foreign control of or influence on our government he said he would look to Israel they're the ones Benjamin Netanyahu came here and address The Joint session of Congress without the permission or invitation of the president tell our guys how to vote in direct Defiance of our president and everyone embraced him he imagined to Putin did that little came to America and address that joint session of Congress against the will of the president so this idea that somehow because Putin is a bad guy Trump shouldn't have a good friendship with him is BS the guys who are really influencing our government here are Benjamin Netanyahu Saudi Arabia Trump open date businesses and Saudi Arabia I just bombed a school today school bus 29 kids dead so why would they do that because they're bombing Yemen right now so we're helping Saudi Arabia committed genocide in Yemen and the way we're doing it is they're doing a thing called Siege Warfare which is a war crime and we did the back they just prosecuted someone a few months ago in it at the Hague for it so it works since we're doing it and we're Foresters and Saudi Arabia is on the Human Rights Council so I guess everything's a joke now right so we're past that works at farts were living in this person so when I see a guy that I love like Henry Rollins saying stuff like oh Putin's the special kind of bad I just called back Chomsky we're out there who have nothing we have legit war criminals just won presidency away massage right now our government yes yes they want at that guy did Hillary Clinton's was you I can't lie drone that guy can't we kill him that she really did say that she really did say that and by the way the way he died that's a dark show the watch that stabbed in the a****** right and there's a video of it and I'm stabbing him in the a****** I standing there just confused not knowing what to do in his guys jamming a sword up his ass have you seen the video I have not seen with an iron fist control these people been a brutal dictator been horrible monster of a human being have captured them and they can't believe they have them in the shooting stabbing him and and then eventually they have his body and they parade his body around after they killed them but there's there's this video of him should look at it for just for a moment cuz it's so stunning to see him captured and alive and can't believe that these Rebels have them that it's not even it's not even like yeah you know have seen video of him captured eventually they have his body and they prayed his body around after they killed them but there's there's this video of him should look at it for just for a moment cuz it's so stunning to see him captured and alive and can't believe that these Rebels have them that it's not even it's not even like yeah you know


    Joe Rogan - Henry Rollins "Trump Got Played By Putin"
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    who says he looks at like you know he was 8 folders of stuff to read like I don't think so give me the cliff notes like I'll play it from the hip like no I'm going to watch Fox & Friends you tell me what I need to know and you know it's not for me to sit and rip on the guy cuz he's not here to defend himself but never in my life have I ever watched an American president thought to myself I could have done better in that situation if you could be I look at this guy and black man you just got played and there's something out but I knew I was going to be talking to you there's a thing I was thinking about you like I heard you speak many years ago about these politicians are gangster he's like okay what that guy did that's Gangsta are you like that's a gangster move that's a gangster moving like I can't disagree with anything he just said in on that kind of level I think what I never hear is that Donald Trump is a guy who gets consistently played rolled got rolled by his wife who a woman I've nothing against but she comes from a really tough part of the world Slovenia that's just a rough patch real estate she's smart and she's tough and she got out got to America well he's not much on looks but it's a way in from the storm so he got played by his wife he got played by Paul manafort he got played by Kim Jong when he got played like Jimi Hendrix at Monterey that that particular Stratocaster by Vladimir Putin and gets played like Rachmaninoff Orthopedic Association has he gets played played in and manafort's used him to try and you know get out of debt and all these other people they just roll all over him and unfortunately his hubris is such as like haha like no dude you just got blown out and like everyone around you is playing you we probably doesn't feel that way with metaphor because manafort's on trial and he's not yet right but manafort play them cuz manafort really does play in that world of oligarchs and millions of dollars in laundering money if he wrote a book I was telling some the other day as have all these people he should write the book cuz it would be a page-turner if he told the truth would get him killed he touched the wrong door knob and Deacon the poison because like Putin can't have him telling what he knows he's a romantic he probably will go to prison watch him have some kind of strange accident he was liquefied in the shower something about the water because he knows a lot and there's a lot of people who can pay a lot of money to keep his mouth shut yeah we know it's fascinating to me is that over the last year or two especially from the the fox crew you're seeing Vladimir Putin admired very strange. I never thought we would see that I was watching something a couple of years I got a year ago some guy will he's a good Christian man and beliefs and family like he's the Butcher of chechnya let's flashback to the 1960s I'm a young boy on the weekend visit with my father to the right of my father is a wall there's nothing to the right of my father just nothing and if he's still with us he'd be in his nineties and hard as a rock just like nothing cuz I ain't this a bar of Hickory anyway he's an economist guy HD Pro Smart I'm coming home to my mom's apartment from this Saturday Sunday visit with Dad when will Washington DC area I'm a little boy 5 years old somewhere around there very small Economist and Communists I don't know what either of them are are you bleed with five-year-old kind of sounds the same I'm in the big Buick station wagon to my father's right we're pulling up to Mom's apartment Henry dad you a communist I don't think my father's facial expression changed his right hand came off the wheel and his backhand collided with my head it was just like I hear the word, a boy gets smacked and was without hatred or violence it was like natural security and it was not even the pain it was like the shock of a your dad whacking you it with you had no idea what you did and all I could do was hyperventilate and he open the door and let me out he didn't say a word you didn't tell you that there's a difference between a communist and an economy with her so I left walupt you and I get out of the elevator I go to the apartment staunch conservative Republicans glidewell that boat and God are you kidding people like my dad's heads are exploding he's an old Cold War guy we would wash Boris and Natasha whatever that cartoon was as a for adults what wither kids on Saturday you watch them later on like all this is Cold War humor I wouldn't have known but that's my dad's world you say Russia he probably hate my guts cuz I've been there six times for shows and to take the Trans-Siberian Express and so this warming up to a guy who is a true bad guy he's scary there's bodies buried cuz of him he's one of the scariest incapable and we'll have you taken out I mean like an applique off Sky one of the greatest journalists of our time she was critical of Putin and she got assassinated in her apartment building her books are great her books from chechnya are amazing and he was she was critical of him and she had to go and when you see our president cozying up to this guy I just want to go bro let's talk like let's take a walk in the garden for 20 minutes you can't be friends with this guy my theory is there is there some kind of fine Reese's got to stick up for him I don't think it's a tape of people urinating on anyone I think it's a 22 cliche but the fact that were beat becoming okay with this guy that is the part that bugs me the most and a white people in Congress or God Sean Hannity who like probably likes comment is my dad even me I don't trust people like that at all Putin is a criminal should be in jail for a million billion years and the fact like hey he's like when when dude I like what you are a guppy he's a shark like a no to guys hanging out don't one guy getting played and one guy playing someone I think he admires the fact that Putin's able to run his country the way does to yes and that's why he looks duterte to be like Russia it's the economy is destroyed and there's a lot of people like in the winter time it's really tough how do you think the sea is out using he goes to jail no no cuz I don't believe in karma karma Dick Cheney he may very well live cuz he looks like he's watching his weight now he's like looking lean he might live to be like a hundred and five and social ever go to jail and and like how many millions does he make a year just from his dividends from whatever like you know that you do that kind of money and I don't know what you do with it and so I don't think he goes to jail I don't think Jared Kushner goes to jail I think it most they leave like maybe next year and they got like I drain the swamp I did when I came here to do and the fake media brought me down and all his people buy one of everything he makes forever steak vodka I think it's possible that Donald Trump Junior goes to jail it's very possible they're talkin about perjury charges against him now because his own dad admitted on Twitter I just don't believe it you know I just don't believe it I want to be proven wrong but I don't have all the facts news Watcher I know nothing white briefs so I only know what I read and what I hear about any of this stuff and you stage act a little bit but knowing my audience they're very sharp and they read the readers and they don't need me repeating what they know they're to them as my dad used to say you want to score hit them where they ain't the baseball idea and so if I can make a point like if I was on stage tonight talking about Trump I would roll idea of trump is a guy who's been played by so many people around him and no one talks about his wife playing him like there's no love in that marriage I don't think she saw a way out came to New York and went that guy gets naked with the toad a few nights a month handful of a handful of Prozac some Stoli and a credit card and a seven-figure expense account you can take a shower and make it go away you know she was not like wow what a hot guy she's like that and this happens a lot in this town you'll see that deal with a couple you like okay right before his fourth wife left him Harvey Weinstein's wife is beautiful will bi but you see that a lot in this town where you see the the old weird dude with like the the eight-year-old girlfriend like oh yeah that's that's a setup that's an agency someone's getting a salary or an implied you know it's it's there's some kind of quid pro quo has a credit card that offers an expense account or they're just like a big fist full of hundreds and just let me chew on you for the next four weeks whatever they do agreement is Ryan and I so if I was going to say anything about Donald Trump on stage would be and I never talked about any problem on stage and I learned this from of all people President Clinton Cassandra Slater speech is post-presidency I'm not a huge fan of the guy but he's a good speaker and he did some speeches in the UK a few years ago to happen to be in England when he was there and I watch them on TV the last part of the suits the last 10 minutes was here's a problem here three solutions here's another problem here three solutions for 60 million dollars we could put internet through this thing or we could open this Waterway or we can reconfigure this Workforce to upgrade so everyone can get a paycheck his head logical so what I took from that is to my audience don't propose problems will he sucks Thanksgiving right don't give him a gordian knot unless you actually is not a gordian knot just three ways to get out of this Burning wreck and so when Trump became elected it was always on tour I was doing a bunch of nights in LA and I said okay you have a new president and some of you are depressed I said I know and so gay people are on the endangered species list as if they brown people black people women people people with ovaries these are all on the you're screwed list so instead of being coming to press a No-No let's we get up with your doing more benefits now all your words matter your actions matter how you stick up for your LGBT friends really matters now how you stick up for women how you stick up for racial equality equality in the workplace how you check yourself when you rule a vous with other people words matter actions matter more than ever and so to me that's an exciting time to show how great you can be cuz now it's all on the line the fattest off the land we're being tested I love a test so let's get it on it's like in your line of work when the guy goes here that's how I saw it let's get a conversation going about child suicide intimidation to Facebook let's start making things better cuz this guy is not our Ally government's not necessarily going to help at its best it's inactive at its worst it's divisive and predatory so let's be the antidote by being cool by not throwing rocks through windows or like you getting it out of the tiki torch and beating them up is wrong so get to the people you agree with and let's start sticking together more and raising more money and get some more interesting people in office and look at some young people in office and I think that's what's happening like you seeing all these young people like 20-30 sadly there's a bunch of kids who died at a high school in Florida but look what happened look at all those kids hit in the streets will go these kids who through cell phones and selfies and Instagram Snapchat they're already ready for Primetime you see these high school Jr's in front of a CNN camera going I'm 17 years old this happen to my school and next year I'm going to vote and here's what's going to happen and here's the March I'm starting like that's a future Senator you just that school shooting just birthed a voting demographic are you kidding all those kids are going to vote all of them all those kids who marched there's going to be no Millennial apathy with those kids were talking about I kind of an idea what side they're going to vote with and if you think you're going to sell those kid on their grandfather's drunken homophobia racism in his overall bigotry and xenophobia you're wrong he never had a password I don't need to travel out of want to meet some damn Mexican trust me the kids going to travel is going to go to India she's going to go to Columbia and meet other people and get it more Global sense of the world I sense of water food energy where it comes from where what happens with money what happens with mediocrity the danger of it so I think we're in for some most times but I think they're going to lead to good times and so that's what if I get political on stage all I say is like he was five ways forward because the despair part you like you need me to tell you you watch the news so don't get down in the mouth start burning more calories and that and that's not my job but I would never wait in onstage any other way about that stuff cuz all I would be as obvious and my audience is pretty sure me to tell you you watch the news so don't get down on the mouth start burning more calories and that and that's not my job but I would never wait in onstage any other way about that stuff cuz all I would be as obvious and my audience is pretty sharp and they don't need to be told twice


    Joe Rogan - Henry Rollins on George Carlin
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    the awkwardness is the fuel it's like we were talking about about having imposter syndrome that I don't think it ever goes away I thought one day I would have done it would go away I'm more comfortable meeting famous people now than I've ever been before but I still feel full of s*** I think you're always will and everybody that I've ever talked to this any good they all say the same thing I got all kind of feel like no one ever feels like there anything special and you always like if they're any good they don't know and you always ruthlessly self-critical big big rockstars and the big rockstars like one big Rockstar one one time said to me I opened it is there anyone out there I said like 19,000 people you smell the WD-40 thousand people in are you kidding I'm always worried that no one's going to show up I said when has that ever been your problem he said we'll never but who is this yeah it was just one of my favorite people he says he's another guy like I did The Beacon Theater once many years ago New York beautiful room love that place I was I was a few days later I was at MTV doing something with like Matt pinfield or somebody I was living in New York and I'm leaving in the courtesy lady she said hey George Carlin is in the green room and he wants to meet you and went wait a minute dumb question the George Carlin cuz I've been listening to that guy since I was in 8th grade class clown in occupation full actually came out for me to go to the record store they were not nice price records They are what was on at how old I am memorized by 8th grade of course and I said George Carlin want to meet me okay walk in and there's George Carlin he's there to promote his next HBO thing and he's going to do like multiple nights at the Beacon Theater place I would never sell out who's going to do a month or whatever he said all you did a book signing the other night at Tower Records I said yeah he's all man was so close in line for like half an hour and finally got so cool I went home I said you waited in line to meet me like yeah like why don't you just walk it like I can't do that man and we and he said so you just worth the beacon I said yeah I was amazing he said did they get the jokes can you get to the audience on that stage I said it's actually pretty big place a lot of feet to before the first row I said yes I said George George Carlin I think you're going to do okay but he was sincerely wondering are you kidding you were handcuffed with Lenny Bruce in the back of a cop car and you're asking me if it's going to be okay ladies and gentlemen Lenny Bruce I got that book it's a pretty read read and a half I read it like 22 years ago was the 1st Amendment was not being used and Lenny Bruce's life towards the end of his life and that was his every stand-up thing he did was about the law for the end and using George Carlin was there underage and George said something and then and then idid youngster and they handcuff them together so I said and that's how you met Lenny Bruce Friday said no I had met him before but she said like we were literally one pair of handcuffs together just like the book but I thought that you said Lenny Bruce was very sympathetic to Young Comics so what we would do is like he said give me your best five minutes and he would critique us why is he trying to take your mattress that part out that part sucks do more of that and that first part put it last you would like help cuz he said he was great with all the young Comics he said they'll give me your stuff okay here's how you redo it make it better I said so you had known it before you said yeah I said Lenny Bruce to me as a real hero and inspiration. Back and I walked out of there until the freezing meal New York the fact that she was this guy with the point I'm making is stone-cold pro anywhere where I sell out half the tickets heat up 20 nights there you'll never get out of that shadow and even he is saying hey I have a question with all of your big actors and big the ones the ones I work with they are obedient to the Muse they work for the art they are so subservient to the job to the job it's not about hey I'm rich I'm popular is like damn it I got to make the script come to light run and they fear it like someone on their first job and there might have been a middle. Like in the seventies they had their idiot phase for 3 years and it kind of went sideways but man the will the big actors I've worked with her just so like okay this take is everything and it's a good lesson you like okay never lose that


    Joe Rogan - Henry Rollins on Meeting Joey Diaz
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    don't make me meet your family how did you meet Joey Joey Diaz I think Heidi set that up you never met him before you didn't shows via Heidi via you yeah I knew who he was and he's a really lovable guy as soon as I met him I liked him just by seeing them online but when I met him I there's nothing not to like he's so honest he's full Full Exposure like who is you get it in 60 seconds and I think that's why people like him cuz there's no BS and like you know there's The Good The Bad of anybody he lets you know who he is in the first five minutes and you can take or leave it yeah but there's no ambiguity and I really like being around that because you can be yourself cuz he is Sho'nuff being himself he's not holding back be yourself cuz he is being himself and he's not going to judge you on that is going to give you the free he's going to be himself but give you also the freedom to be yourself unlimited I mean it was we we spoke for a while on his podcast had a great time and he's one of those guys if he called me at 3 in the morning hey I'm in trouble I'm in San Diego I want hold on give me 3 hours I mean I'll help you like to come and meet the family please himself but give you also the freedom to be yourself unlimited I mean it was we we spoke for a while on his podcast had a great time and he's one of those guys if he called me at 3 in the morning hey I'm in trouble I'm in San Diego I want hold on. Give me 3 hours I mean I'll help you like to come and meet the family please


    Joe Rogan - Fat Shaming Works!
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    it's like they they're just ripped and you look at what they're eating like fish rice vegetables and it's all liens smart food and if the sugars are all monosaccharides like fruit sugar banana or orange is a treat at all you know and then we have these things to Shield people from we call it fat shaming you know don't tell someone they're fat let them just be morbidly obese and go through life at a massive risk of heart attack or stroke or diabetes don't say anything cuz then you'll hurt their feelings and well you could say something to someone and it might be uncomfortable in the moment I hate Mike listen I don't want to be that guy but you got to lose some weight and then that guy could go and look in the mirror and go f*** I really do need to lose some weight the loose some weight and they'll be healthy and I'll talk to you for 5 months later you know you f*** my head up that day and because of that I really started changing the way I eat and I'm so much healthy and I feel better and he's your friend my friend Tom Segura in and Bert Kreischer they did this thing last year or two years ago with it. They had a weight loss competition and one of things they kept doing is fat shaming each other like ruthlessly and they would use #bertisfat #Thomas fat and they had his weight loss competition they f****** both lost a shitload of weight I think they both lost between 50 and 60 lb is overtime was like dude let me tell you something that shaming works it works it got me off my ass I realize I was a fat f*** and it made me lose weight doesn't feel good that shaming thing is you fat shaming doesn't work on people who aren't fat okay it works on people who have a problem but don't want address that problem so you bring up that prob and then they go all you're making me feel bad by thinking about my problem you're a bad person know you have a weak spot that weak spot shouldn't be there I couldn't shouldn't you shouldn't belabor it and constantly ridicule someone for being fat but the idea that you're never supposed to bring it up even with someone you care about even in jest or friends bust involving no no you should bring it up because that that bad feeling is a gift it makes you realize like oh my god I've been remiss I have been paying attention to my own physical song you know I have control over what goes in my body I have control over the they the amount of calories I take into kind of calories I have control over how much body fat I'm carrying around and I there's ways to fix it yeah you should use discretion. In line at the supermarket fat shaming works until you but you don't and once it's the goddamn so does man mean that is one of the primary causes for people being fat in this country and just seems so innocuous it's just another class will just drink this got some ice cubes no big deal I like ginger beer and the Bundaberg sits the same powers of coke I mean it's a lot of sugar and I buy a 4-pack and I have one bottle of week Saturday night my big drink discipline he's going nuts every night my big drink discipline he's going nuts looking he's got his drink has the best tasting stuff but man it tastes good for a reason it's so sweet and like you just want the next one when you're done but man I and I could drink them all day but I just can't do that to my system so I do want to wake that's good discipline but it's like you know you can look forward to


    Joe Rogan -The Physical Toll Of Being President
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    Ron like there's a cool that will be the best that I can find that I pay them well to go on in front of me I don't I don't want it to be a bad show by any stretch of the imagination so I try to get the best guys but also buy that then I'm traveling with the best guys were having fun like where it said so it's a weird group like the stand-ups there's not that many of us is like maybe a thousand of us in the whole country that are like real professional comedians made 500 headlight the whole country so this is just not that many of us until when we we relate to each other and sort of a weird way well there's not many of you when presidents get together Trump to the Oval Office that 90 minute meeting at Trump Towers in the last 15 minutes Obama look like Tutankhamun he does like his like skin was so drawn across his face like a snare drum so exhausted but eight years and 911 and in The Invasion occupation of Iraq on the way out his face has fallen his hair had died and I I am not a guy who hates him just disagrees but the presidency killed that guy that I just think the stress cuz you don't get it went South well I'm very curious to see how Trump comes out of this cuz he's one of the older guys to get in there I think he's 70 or 71 right and in just in the past year there's a picture of bush for 2000 and 2008 that's crazy ass and put them in the fridge or out during the Civil War or Lyndon Johnson in those think-tank meeting him and McNamara his face is sliding off his skull cuz he's getting those phone calls he was lost 6 600 guys mr. president it's cuz he insisted on getting the bad phone call and you see what it does to a human being and I noticed it with bush and Obama cuz those were trying times for both presidents was trying a very trying administration's and I wonder what it's going to do to a guy who doesn't take care of himself who is carrying a lot of weight probably nowhere near the best diet and I don't I hope he doesn't have some I have heart attack maybe I'm not the kind of guy who wants people to die easily could but I menu look at him like man you need to listen to the White House doctor get on a plan cuz they can really rock you they can help you lose 40 lb by Spring of next year and you can really be feel better you look at him like man there's someone in the White House who can help you with that likes to pay to get you on the track every morning they could get him up at 5 in the morning get them out there and start to watch Fox News who can help you with that like they're paid to get you on the track every morning they can get them up at 5 in the morning get him out there and start going to do is go to watch Fox News something that I agree or disagree with those people on the TV too bad because of president has all those people who are like ready they're already there jogging outfits like a dog who wants to go to the park waiting to train him and rock those calories


    Joe Rogan - Henry Rollins on Being Friends with Wiliam Shatner
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    dedication to work is very inspiring like it makes me feel like I need to work more like when you're writing all the time and doing all these things it like you're one of those guys it's like it feels like you're always with your foot on the gas yeah I'm kind of furious for work yeah I don't it's it's not what it's what I do but it's also what I don't do in that I don't have a family and I'm not putting it down I just don't have that I'm just not chipped that way I never thought of having I don't have a wife I don't have friends really most of the people I know either paid a salary or commission to my phone doesn't ring my old best friend from the since I was 12 in the time of the band fugazi he and I talk every Sunday if possible but pass at my phone usually doesn't ring unless it's an interview or Heidi going at your late get over there is that good it is what it is work for you like the lights all I know I've been that way since I was 5 but doesn't know friends part well I don't not looking for enemies I'm not looking for a ride I just don't want to come over on the weekend for dinner no no I don't have a good time at dinner was uncomfortable then I'll say the wrong thing and I just act like look at the table full of people go act like that you should be friends with, cuz you can't say the wrong thing no one cares yeah but then you have to then they'll call and say hey come out with us for going and you have to go go you know it as going to get in the way so also I'm just kind of Moody and that yeah we're going to go out and do this thing and then I don't want to see anyone to do anything until 2028 and I don't want to cancel and so here this is my big beat besides hanging out with you my big social thing as many many years ago 2003 I did a song with William Shatner Bill Shatner on this album and we became Pals Henry come by the house for Monday night football and he invited me to the house for Monday Night Football he lives a few traffic lights for me and I'm walking up the stairs to the the living room with a big TV is and I heard all this laughter and voices and I froze and I was right at the threshold of the door and I Could Turn Back Time and he saw me and I walked in and met all his really cool friends and he at least for me Bill is one of the nicest people I've ever met in my life and it's one of the oddest friendships I have in that I've been going to Bill Shatner's house every year since 2003 so what's that 15 in your right and I will be there this year I'm on his next record he's doing another record oh yeah I did the vocal last year rocket man this is it it'll be final I'm not going to let you know this is for him to announce it but every great once in awhile his assistant will contact me hey Bill really wants to see you or how about like next to you guys are you free for next Wednesday go meet him and the wife in the valley and go I'm like yeah and I it's great to see him and his amazing wife and I truly value that friendship I mean I look forward to seeing him I really enjoy hearing what he's up to cuz it was doing like five things and it's become this thing where I really look forward to football season I don't know much about football I have no idea what to have backed us they run I think they run and it's always the same group of people people he's known for like 500 years and they're super nice and I've kind of sort of known them for like 15 years and it's so odd because I have nothing else like that really in my life I'm just a weirdo just William Shatner go to Gail Zappa's birthday party on January 1st cuz I would play a lot of her husband's music on my radio show Frank Zappa and one time someone in the family wrote me and said hey thanks for playing dad on the show I'm like are you kidding I love those records and then Gale the the wife said hey thank you and we know who you are here and we like you I have a birthday party every January 1st want you to come up to the house this year or next next and I did and I was like 3 or 4 years in a row I did that until Gail passed away and you know in the more you get there or whatever it is like 2 in the afternoon 2 hours before I'm genuinely nervous to go be in a room full of extraordinarily nice people with fantastically good food and there ever was always so nice to me and like it's like a who's who you walk in your wow it's all these people you recognize I'm not here to name drop but some of the tables I sat out of that thing I look really am I really talking to like really is fantastic and she was always so nice to me and liked it last time I was up there one of my books is like in the living room on how and when she passed away I wrote one of the family members I said I am so sorry like that thank you for the hospitality your mom was so great to me and I'm kinda like the rescue dog I'm used to being outside so I don't come inside very often and I went to that birthday party because they just the friendliness of that I wouldn't is socially nerve-wracking as those things are for me I had such respect for that extension of kindness I cannot disrespect it by not going I wouldn't dare the Samurai and he says you do not distract you must be respectful even if it makes you nauseous with social anxiety cuz I just don't know what to do I can't say no because it's such a nice thing to do for someone yeah place you must not really know how I am otherwise she never would have invited me but things like that out of sheer politeness and respect for someone being friendly to me I'm kind of a pushover just because I'm like wow that was so nice I must salute that I think it's so good that you're old your social anxiety and about how you feel like being around all these people cuz a lot of people the outside they see someone like you you know Black Flag all your spoken word things your books your f****** mean I always go back to that the Liar song and you're f****** neck was like the size of my waist and you're screaming and painted red and like you this crazy intimidating guy a lot of ways to hear you talk about social anxiety and how weird you feeling I think we all can we all feel that I always feel like that I mean doesn't matter I can't think how to get you if you're paying attention you're going to have an imposter syndrome you're always going to feel like you don't belong there if you're actually paying attention yeah and if you don't you'll you're probably you probably delusional that I'm tired of people who don't on your point it's easy for me to be in front of people that's a very different than being with people I can be the party but going to the parties difficult to sit with me in front of like five people 5,000 people stage fright and I can't wait to be out there your performer type told day is about 8 stage time being amongst people like going to like a gallery event I go see your Shepard Fairey thing or something in super nice to me and I'm always polite back but I'm a little nervy but if they said can you get up and speak for 5 minutes all yeah I got this be the center of attention so maybe that's coming from some kind of neediness or some deprivation as if you know what I didn't get as a kid that you make a great point about that when you really think will this is where I belong I think you lose all the fun of it yeah and you turn into kind of a jerk so when I every 500 years I go to one of those premiers I get invited and you're standing in a room full of play some really good food and now those people eats I dislike go in there and come out 9 pounds heavier bunch of shrimp eat but you got a big Hollywood premiere of big big movie years ago and it's like that one that one that one that one in there all I got it is their lives and I'm with a buddy of mine we blacked in there and we're like what are we doing here this is so cool GIF we know we shouldn't be here and after shaking Ike Turner's hand Slater back in my own kitchen going that so weird surreal evening and cuz my friend I was staying next week and he said that looks like a man that is Ike Turner play say first-ever distorted guitar on tape which is kind of true any what that's right and I left him up and he was all happy to meet me and I said hey and he was my friend I brought my friend over and we shook his hand and I stood with him for a minute and went okay so it's probably not going to get any better for us who's that then just never talk to me again cuz I'll just my head would have disappeared up part of me with that anxiety that insecurity is a big part of the fuel that keeps everything moving for any information you analyzing yourself and anger I like fighting and I'm not fighting like in a ring for me a lot of things are confrontation like Taurus what you think I can't do 47 shows in 48 days next door's 4747 I have a day off and have two shows a few days later than one day so I don't know what you think I can't believe book 20 more and more in the winter and just give me a llama and a knife and I'll make every gig like watch this and that's so much of what fuels me like I'm going to ride it yeah and like I come up with ideas for books finished it the proofreader soon. This epic project I just it's it's a series of music books it's 407 thousand words watch me stay up until the next day working on this thing and a lot of what fuels me that's what gets me into auditions like I think ye gorgeous from his TV show I'm going and I sit in that hallway like 20 years older than all these other people I got the good gym bodies Onyx fantastic hair cuz nobody's and they all know each other like this weird old man the only guy not dipped in Kelowna


    Joe Rogan & Henry Rollins on Ted Nugent
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    but you got you and Ted Nugent apparently somebody to someone did you pitcher who pitched the show it was an idea that my manager Heidi and I came up with Will mostly Heidi is like it was called basically Henry and you put me and someone I might have some disagreements with or a few agreements with and we just go somewhere and we weigh in with a camera following us and we're thinking like a six-part miniseries likely me and plus six interesting people and one of the names that came up with Ted Nugent because I am a fan of his music I think it's one of the best guitar players I've ever seen yet he and I would probably disagree on one or a few topics and so we actually picked pitched it to Ted who said he loved the idea but he said I got to go busy with a headache. So I think he's on now but he said I want to talk to Henry to thank him for thinking of me okay and so Ted called like on my phone in the office I guess he got my number from the powers-that-be and suddenly it's it's dead on my phone I'm at my desk like okay this is surreal and we talked for a few minutes and he said he liked what you think I'm a bad guy I know some of the things you say I just takes my breath away and then we quickly got on the topic of music you said you liked all that old Detroit music I go yeah man I mean you Mitch Ryder the Stooges MC5 I mean it's kind of the best is some of the best music I've ever heard I mean as far as I asked Michael what is his Something In The Water what is it with you Michigan guys and guitar tone like no one gets tone like you run Ashton Stooges Fred Sonic Smith MC5 I be you guys I mean you're so good and he said you got it we got to hang out sometime and we'll just talk about music I want I'll do that with you so I'll be taking notes and he was telling me you don't like yeah used to hang out at the MC5 house and go see the Stooges and what you're killing me cuz that would have been heaven for me to see those bands like back in 1969 or whatever did you win did you know him did you know him Lincoln High School in the 1870s deal Carter Administration I do see him at play in my local arena in Washington DC in a place called the Capitol Center in Largo Maryland and he was as good as rock and roll cats I mean it was I saw the the double live Gonzo lineup and like forget it was like 2 and 1/2 hours of just getting beat up by music it was fantastic and to this day it's still a high water mark As far as gigs in the 90s I met him on Politically Incorrect Bill Maher and I said hey man I'm a big fan and he gave me a bow hunting catalog like well next record and I said we met years ago and we got to talkin for a couple of hours and we was just about music and I played him some of my new record what you really liked and he between the commercial breaks he was like playing wrist for me we had little headphone app and he's sitting across from me on a stool playing I like this is pretty cool and so that's the kind of relationship I have with him right yeah you read some of the things he says and put those records you're there just so good to me and I saw him play in 2000 opening for kiss 2001 somewhere in there and he was great great the tone the playing Just fantastic and so he's just an interesting bunch of guys and he sends he's not he's not he's not stupid he's hilarious he has a steel-trap memory but then he'll just say Obama's a subhuman mongrel like man you don't need to talk like that because there's people you will inspire to punch some black guy in the parking lot for no reason like something bad could happen if you talk like that to the millions of people who love you like someone will get that message and we'll go south with it and when you're in that position I don't believe in self-censorship but I think you should be careful of what you say I think there's some Merit in having some control of yourself and so I don't completely understand that guy whose currency and outrageousness that's what it is neat you cash in by being the guy that says things at Camp I can't believe what he just said and then you become the guy that goes places that says things that no one can believe that you're saying you know I I I know that there's some people that's how they get their next book deal or whatever for myself I would never want to trade in that cuz my reality punk rock and all of that is very very immediate in that I don't say anything about anybody without expecting them to hear it and with me turning the next corner like going to my car and your parking lot and having that person waiting for me at the car saying hey you said this and having a meal to hold it up on a tablet and I watch what I say cuz in my mind I answer I will have to answer to all of it it's all would never say something or someone really really well today's the day we're going to see who can kick who says ass because Republican you don't think twice about it but now it extends to social media and pretty much anybody could do it at any time and it just seems so easy to do but I always try to think if that person was in front of me how would I treat and if I would if I would say f*** this guy like when he's in front of me then this is have a real problem dispersed sure the real bad I would always wait until I was in front of that person and I have waited with people I don't like when you get into a conversation and I have said you know very calmly I think you're ridiculous person I think you're a standing walking talking billboard for cowardice something people need to hear that too because sometimes people don't hear that they don't hear that from someone like some member of Congress I think it's a waste of food USA anywhere else it'll bring him to me so I can say it to his or her face but for the most part the way I was brought up in the world of music and the street is if you say something that guy will be lining you up for a broken jaw so you better mean it but maybe just wait until you guys are in a room and see what you really want to say cuz sniping from a window room from somewhere over being a keyboard activist that's not that doesn't mean much to me yeah I think you know Ted is the spokesperson for the right in in that he's this contrast in so many ways is this wild and it used to be long hair just no longer anymore but long-haired guitar player from Michigan I mean he's Ted Nugent he should be this he should be a drug user or something right should be on tour all the time opposite looks like doesn't do any drugs doesn't drink any super right wing and he supports you know 2nd Amendment and guns and heat there's he's in this group of any of some very strong beliefs that he really does hold in that group then comes the outrageous stuff that he says and you would get a mischaracterization of him because of some of the things he says but if you mean him like in person person-to-person he's a great guy I talked to him all the time I had really cool conversations with him now and I'm a hyper fan of the records I mean it's gospel to me that those records are in My DNA I'm with you and that I don't know what fuels those and I just can't get it I just honestly do not I can't reconcile the conversations I had whisper friendly and happy that you're a fan of the watch some things he says I just honestly do not I can't reconcile the conversations I had we were friendly and happy that you're a fan of the guy and then you you watch some things he says you know on some stage somewhere like wow that's that's as bummed that my whole evening


    Joe Rogan - Wildlife Biologist on Deadly Deer Disease!
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    and what we can talk about things but one of the things that I wanted to talk about is this scary disease that well when Ted Nugent was on the podcast he downplayed the consequences and effects of something called CWD or chronic wasting disease which is made it onto your farm and you live in Wisconsin and you have this beautiful place that we visited when we did the mediator television show and this is a new thing that this crew wasting disease decimated ears Health in and kills them and the suspicion is that some of this at least comes from these high fence operations were people grow deer and treat them like instead of a wild animal they treat him like a domesticated animal and have them all feeding off of the same pile of food and they share this disease is this all correct inaccurate friend you just started out about an hour's worth of conversation it just a little bit one of the things that I spend a lot of time on his chronic wasting disease I would say that makes me necessarily an expert but I've gotten to know a lot of people that I would call experts over the years so I've gained a little bit of knowledge start a number different this disease it essentially describe what it does to his animals and why it's such a major concern it hasn't jump to humans yet that were aware of that were aware of but it is a possibility of a very real possibility we can't rule it out at this point in time science is unable to rule it out other scientists of argue there's two major reasons number one is the impacts of this disease on members of dire family themselves and the other is that we cannot rule out the possibility that CWD could become a human health issue at some point down the road cuz you kind of nail those two with regard to Deer or members of the deer family whitetail deer mule deer elk moose and most recent leaves picked up in in reindeer in Norway football places we could articulate some reason some rationale why would the others disease might be thought of as being important first we look at it would be Geographic spread so we will see David 20 years ago was thought to be this really novel thing in a very restricted Geographic range in Southeastern Wyoming adjacent North Eastern Colorado and maybe a little spill over in the Nebraska wildlife biologist Wildlife disease specialist looked at this disease it was interesting watch about at that point in time but it seem to be very isolated there what does it do to the deer kills deer spongiform encephalopathies RTS animal be spongiform means looks like a sponge and encephalopathy means disease of the brain answer this disease result in holes in the brain resulting in Progressive neurological degeneration followed by death it's a death sentence and give them some sort of medication no cure for these diseases with Sweta diseases similar to mad cow disease in the same family on describing especially some from across the pond say it's got to be prying and the main reason that he has some of my talk to you about that is it a text and poison when he hears it called Brian also prion to humans and that's one of the reasons why people are very scared that this could potentially jump from you're into humans and correct me if I'm wrong but it also is making its way into the actual plants that these animals eat you're correct on both accounts show with BSE mad cow disease that was an interesting disease where it resulted from an Essence turning cows into cannibals we were which also like this one individual develop creutzfeldt-jakob disease that individual died and as is a practice was the practice in the fur a tribe in Papua New Guinea they practice ritualize cannibalism to honor the dead and to help release the spirits from now deceased family members so they would feed upon Upon A corpse and porting of the bodies of their deceased so when one individual died of probably some variant of creutzfeldt-jakob disease and the causative agent the prion protein which is concentrated in the central nervous system and lymphatic systems of him of disease patients this was fed back to other members of the family in the extended family that's when they got sick and died it was realized that this cannibalistic Behavior was likely the result now or there might be the cause of disease transmission cannibalism was outlawed and at that point in time you broke completely the disease transmission cycle so no more new cases of true but they had lingering cases with an extended incubation. Up to 40 years later before Kuru finally burned out of that population the same thing but in essence so in an effort to maximize production and reduce the amount of waste when they butchered cattle we would take all the awful Offaly the bones that are the parts that are inedible and we would render them cook them the high temperature and typically a high pressure as well and it turns into a slurry high protein slurry you skim the fat off the top of that and then dehydrate rest of it and you have any kind of meat and bone meal a high protein supplement realizing that cattle grow faster and produce better when they went on a high protein diet it seemed reasonable to use waste material from cows to feedback cars so at some point a rose on its own is unknown but that cow died it was rendered into meat and bone meal in this high protein feed was then fed out to hundreds to thousands and correct me if I'm wrong with these prions survive up to more than a thousand degree temperature these prions are not necessarily a living thing like a disease or a virus or a bacteria well there a disease causing agent but they are incredibly unique they said they're eating logic agent like a virus or bacteria or parasite could be causing disease but all these other things have genetic material there alive which allows them to change rapidly to evolve over time so that the whole concept that you have a protein A protein that all mammals produce in a normal for can be converted after production into a disease Associated form that has these radically different characteristics one that you mentioned was no resistance to heat heat treatment a normal prion protein and we have billions of them circulating in our bodies right now have a specific purpose is cellular exactly what it is the string of around 250 amino acids so relatively short protein it does whatever it's does and then the body recycles breaks that chain of amino acids down into its component parts and recycles it turns out that normal protein likely have the half life of maybe four to six hours so you're producing them relatively constantly then there's the disease Associated for Cellular Prepaid so they're converted from one three-dimensional form to a different form and this different form has radically different characteristics one is heat resistance another is UV light resistance dimensions of a normal cellular prion protein has a half-life of maybe four to six hours the disease Associated ones can persist in the environment for years and potentially have two decades like on the ground on leaves on like how how would they possess all of those things Jeff infected it's probably around two years before it develops clinical signs and disease goes down hill loses its dramatic weight loss. You know it's probably shiting in this agent for the vast majority of that time. So it looks healthy but it's able of transmitting disease we call that a Typhoid Mary syndrome two-and-a-half-year-old bucks we haven't tested for the last several years and getting the last Showbox Perfect Look perfectly healthy these are the first ones you tested positive when we tested in excess of $35 over the last one more than it will at some point so they testing positive but it's likely shutting infectious agent at least it lower quantities prior to that point in time and then it's infectious agent it's capable of transmitting disease in cave long before it looks clinically ill Rainier's and disease so correct me if I'm wrong but this seems like we could potentially be facing a ticking time-bomb of many many many deer that are wandering around out there right now that look totally normal that are spreading this stuff all over the place and they're acting normally look perfectly healthy and then obviously with this multi-year intubation. This could just Cascade and I think we've seen Heaven into that now you know we talked being isolated disease who was picked up in Wisconsin at the end of 2001 as of today CWD has been now pain picked up in 25 States and captive and or free-ranging populations in whitetail deer mule deer elk or moose to Canadian provinces in addition it was picked up in South Korea still had Canadian ear tags in them CWD Elkton swim across the Pacific Pond most recently it was picked up by two years ago and free-ranging reindeer in Norway and subsequent to that it was picked up in a small handful like three or four moose and a red deer in Norway and a single moose in Finland the real concern over in Norway with reindeer reindeer whitetail deer Caribou Caribou reindeer So Not Unusual to see him in herds of hundreds of animals so very very different than what we see with whitetail deer mule deer elk or moose we don't see those huge maybe we should do something it's interesting story in the Beyond Norway's got experience with scrapie in sheep and so they have a long history with a scraping scrapie is the same as what's the same family diseases and she actually the first one that was described scrapie we've known about since the early Seventeen hundreds disease a domestic sheep called scrapie because of the behavior these animals they seem like they itch bad and so they'll go up to fence post and other objects and they will literally rub their hide off of their body that's the name Scrappy and it's the same Progressive neurological disorder followed by death I think about it so it's killing off neurons and so without those neurons firing you for some point your body could no longer survive spooky about how this thing feels really go back to Norway when they detected CW what we are lack of success on this side of the pond over the course of the last 20 years I took it very very Siri show they took kind of some harsh medicine they announced their plans that they were going to eliminate a herd unit they're going to kill every reindeer in an entire herd unit in Norway the idea is to eliminate the host population called stamping out and it works in a pan this is the first time I've been done realistically in the free-ranging population oideas we don't have effective tools for management and disease they were very fearful of what would open if the spread throughout that reindeer population and throughout other reindeer herds and like Alaska they have multiple hurts like last year I hunted Caribou with was Steve up in the 40-mile river area and but there were until they're very localized at least they have arranged that they moved through so many more than that the idea is before this gets be any worse before it gets any farther let's take it out so they are hunting season they allowed Hunters to take as many as they could which was a little over a thousand reindeer then they came in with government agents but it's charged that the hunters could eat something with CWD and then catch it well that's always a concern literally took the bull by the horns they decided to do what was very unpopular what we have not been able to do in North America they and so after the hunting season the government agent Sharpshooters took an additional 1400 reindeer sick of every reindeer in this herd unit and they're going to keep at fowl alono reindeer in there for a minimum of five years so says every bit of Promise of being the first large-scale success with dealing with this disease in the free-ranging heard pretty different than able to do in North America they and so after the hunting season government agent Sharpshooters took an additional 1400 reindeer think of every reindeer in this herd unit and they're going to keep at fowl hello no reindeer in there for a minimum of five years so says every bit of Promise of being the first large-scale success with dealing with this disease in the free-ranging heard pretty different than what we've been able to accomplish over here


    Joe Rogan - Macaulay Culkin "I'm Very Lucky!"
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    what is my buddy SF green was he wrote and directed the movie and so he asked me to do something in it and you know it only pursue acting I got all kind of thing our favor and at the same time OK Google I can't look at sure but I don't pursue it in any kind of like anyway like I don't have agents anymore and things like that dot-com kind of thing that is a it's a comedy website it's pretty much like like you know how all these celebrities specially like ladies they have those lifestyle websites all of them will a lot of them do you know look at like goop you know as one of them can you put Jade balls of your vagina I know believe me we had a bunny ears yet we will just do that thing annoying as a virgin 10 things but the best cabernets like for like $200 or something that is like ours is like the best Bourbons under you know $20 but then look at this feeling gets worse and worse and then it turned into a rant about your ex girlfriend convection relate enough ideas and then Voltron Infinity Gauntlet and what happens when going out spoiler alert is I got a lot of those people to come in just vanish like they kind of just died looking they turn into dust in a movie in the movie at the end like the actual like psychiatrist the official one hot tips for for facial washes for this summer they responded and they actually like sent us over like a list of like fear the hot like kind of like a sense of humor about the whole thing do you just put that money away and just live off the interest is that might be able to kind of live the life that you know like Dent that my circumstances afforded me I'm very very very lucky weird things happen to kids all the time all around the world every day I have something to show for it you know look at what you know so it's nice weird way to describe a movie career weird things happen the kids every morning of course you would have your brain a little kid's body now you do interesting life you have done you so you just kind of do whatever you want. My friend Jack says I am a man of leisure that's the way he describes like my life and lifestyle that's a good way to describe what was it that brought your parents the food sucks the ones terrible in the women are ugly but but otherwise it would get fantastic so I said I'm going to leave my bags here I'm going to fly back to New York I'm going to going all up put my Affairs in order and I'll be back next week I'm going to deliver I realized I could pick up and just move to France on a whim and wouldn't affect like you know like anyone's life I wouldn't hurt anybody and I'd be remiss if I didn't look at me look at how many times I couldn't do that now but I could do it back then kind of thing I'm going to I'm going to live in Paris now and it was it was great we was eating habits are you kind of eat later which is kind of like you know I like all your American you might want to eat dinner at like 8 the way like everyone's going to be always late but it's no big deal that's the thing is I remember one time coming and let you know just like where are they and then I realized what is the hurry for real like what is the hurry it's like I have other plans my plan is to hang out let you know with you guys I'm so and all of a sudden just melt away and you can just be more leisurely and stuff about things out there it's like I have other plans my plan is to hang out looking up with you guys I'm so and all the sudden stress would just melt away and you can just be more leisurely and stuff about things out there


    Joe Rogan on Stanley Kubrick
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    Scooby-Doo black Detective I'm down for that right there oh good lord let his body look at that look at that arm swords I was right. I love his movies he didn't like that he wanted a guy that was torn crew cleaners by the house yeah yeah it's not scary hedges in the book The Books amazing the books really it's a big ass book to Stephen King It All again Indian languages and get a look from the top I think it's like kind of more like stems I don't think alike stick branches cathead Diner that place that was that supposed to be Estes Park Zone it supposed to be that area supposed supposed to be somewhere in Colorado that's like that yeah I mean I think that's where they film dead or least of the outdoors call The Overlook in real life but yeah it's in Colorado Clockwork Orange 2001 I mean like you name it used to do complex mathematics that sounds about right


    Joe Rogan - McGregor vs. Mayweather in Retrospect
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    was not the same as prepared to Klitschko you know Fighters are different for every fight that goes like at like obviously I'm at that point but thousand or something like that now too late running away from Tyson Fury kids which what you think about the McGregor Mayweather fight Mayweather was probably wanting to wear him out and so allowed him to expect but he did catch Mayweather with a very clean left hand punching the whole time yeah exactly like that you can't do that look surprised like a good little get away with murder but I think you wanted to frustrate Mayweather and get Mayweather to try to open up I think it was when they open up the books for that fight it was a thousand to one from McGregor to win by decision it was a thousand to one from McGregor to win by decision


    Joe Rogan - Macaulay Culkin on Doing SNL When He Was 11!!
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    encourage Phil Hartman to stand up several times because he would do stand-up where he would warm up for the you know what the crowded be there for the show and in between scenes there was always some down time and Phil would take the warm-ups microphone and do bitref and I do like his Bill Clinton impression sister in the whole Monica Lewinsky scandal so he was thinking about what is this too shall Huntsville Alabama Greg what I did SNL I think was the first season where he'd get just left I think I could I did it pretty much probably if I had to pick a season I would have been that would have been the one I did could you still have Carvey and you still had you know Hartman and Victoria Jackson at the whole kind of group but and I know she's a she or hardcore conservative now like she shot something from the mountain tops. end up in the show me reading you know cuz you can see it because people are reading don't know because he could he got parently he could Victoria Jackson's a hardcore conservative


    Joe Rogan & Macaulay Culkin on Johnny Depp
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    what's that Mickey Rourke has called clutch not ductile around onion article headlines Johnny Depp found to be 90% scarves what's up with Johnny definitely not good things I know it's it's really strange actually just this morning they delayed or looked actually like or cancelled he is a Notorious BIG movie with Forest Whitaker and whistles come out next month and they just pulled it in the schedule and they haven't even said that it's ever going to come out or something and it's like pictures of him like a kind of just like there's something off about him really great to f****** famous you can't go anywhere where you were when you were little I'm sure yeah but you can Coast now right you can go places like how is Richard enough like do like around like that like that's what I mean when he only has shooting salt farm with you that far more than that that's what he wants for himself all that money enjoy doing while you're doing it you look okay what time you go to work I mean it was very thankful to have the job don't get me wrong but the reality is it was not enjoy it wasn't a fruitful Endeavor working for the UFC or doing stand-up comedy or even doing a podcast can I buy a Ferrari I think that's what Johnny got into kind of thing and I said like a pretty girl lives with them links even my manager was like twisting my arm when I was, and I wanted to pay $10 right now if I did that gig the same time I'll be back in my head against the wall your movies like he was that movie dead man that's black and he said this is kind of what I really like and I don't I'm not Blockbuster boy but yeah he said colorization of movies and talk about how movies are are are part of our heritage and didn't know they shouldn't be tampered with and then he goes she looks like just all the sudden came back into existence right now and he wants to change the Mona Lisa I want to push them together


    Joe Rogan - Macaulay Culkin on Growing Up Famous
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    fantastic how you doing nice to meet you too you're remarkably normal we do I in like we have similar experiences when is there anybody that you ever contacted like Jodie Foster or someone who has made it through and seems pretty put together not really no not really I mean it's kind of a weird cold call free therapy sessions I like the way the recipe calls like the recipe calls for you to have a childhood and try to figure out life and then become a man and try to find yourself and then you had to find your path and by the time you be he became a man he was already famous and then same thing with you you were already famous as you were developing and learning like a lot of kids like you know that go out and me you don't catch bugs and play Sandlot baseball or whatever let you have it that's the way it is like you don't really realize how unique the whole situation is until you have perspective cuz you have nothing to compare it to really other than TV shows and movies was unique but at the same time it's kind of Justice not until you get some perspective some life experience until you really realize jiggly weird you don't think one of the aspects is particularly worried about it is a lot of kids that grow up famous they grow up on the set and they grow up constantly around people treat them very differently than everyone else it's not just that you're famous is that you're famous and you're also the complete center of attention like you are the reason why we're here we're here to do this television show where do this movie where do this thing you're the star and that I think for a kid that's a very strange place to be like when I was a kid like me even before I started working I always liked being with the center of attention kind of thing I was definitely I was just I was very boisterous but but in general like I'd never read like being fussed over like I didn't like you know like at the hair makeup costume people like poking at you all the time and things are big actually wasn't a huge fan after a while of kind of like being the center of attention a job after a while but that's like I was good at it and boom likes it in the same way like they do anything that you're like you like and where the child labor laws don't apply to acting is it really your only if you're available window is only six hours or something like that in that 6 hours there always like the lights for the next shot and you'd have been hurry-up-and-wait kind of part of unit of things that's why it took like nearly five months to film because they can only be virtually every scene and they can only use me x amount of hours Sunday kind of thing you can be a carpenter I mean I guess you can do modeling you know I mean it like some kind of Performing Arts going to think there are dancers and so forth cuz I was I was a ballet dancer before I was an actor call myself a ballerina with I just like can't it's to Brody from Welcome Back Kotter exactly coal mines anymore like that kind of thing for good reason right but some people think that that by 6 year old get black lung of people actually working in the coal mine to little tiny kids I like I never chose the projects that they were my parents essentially like chose them for me so exactly real it comes again when it's what you do runt like it's like in the same way that like you act like kids go to like school or something like that like you know you you fall into a routine to a certain extent yeah well that's the thing about the human mind right so flexible you can adopt any sort of weird scenario especially when you were a kid I mean I was being charismatic and I like had a good memory like so I can remember my lines like that's like if you were not going to give any advice to people about like I you should put your kid into this line of work but at the same time like what produces really care about is whether not you remember your lines but that they like people that you never work with kids or animals they really all they really care about if you remember your lines really like because I apparently that's a problem like for me and never was like if I ever lost my place I would just see the script in my head and just read it but I would like to have a photographic memory back then it's faded now


    Joe Rogan - Weight Cutting is Worse Cheating Than PED's!!
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    the next day like heavier than the 10% and didn't she fight in California do after the rule will be interesting to know what she weighed in at so ahead of the curb and with all that s*** with implementation of additional weight classes with with like catching people doing steroids with just I love that, big man Andy Andy has been great for the sport in California and knowing people talk about odane is going to change the weigh-in times in this in this in this I don't believe it Andy Foster would let that happen in his lifetime early in the morning weighing all day till the f****** limit if it's 4 in the afternoon with his supposed to weigh in have it cut it off at 3:30 so you know for sure whether not Sam was going to make it but the problem is you you wake up at 8 in the morning you only have 2 hours that's not is the same as being able to do it all throughout the day we would normally just lose a little bit of weight anyway it changes it changes everything that timing and that's where you know you look at the numbers Robinson's this many people people push it they do give him more time and they said they are going to push it if they know that they can rehydrate longer which is the idea is it safer because you can rehydrate from 8 a.m. till 4 p.m. instead of you know from 4 p.m. on give them all the time they need silly like I was talking to my girlfriend by then she was a way you guys she didn't know much about fighting the time in August Lee but she was like you guys make this weight but the next day you're not you're not the same way so why not just not weigh in you know they're both totally hydrated and one of them has been doing steroids and one of them has been doing steroids the difference will be far less than if one person weighs in at 1:35 but then balloons up to 160 and then gets into that octagon at 160 but there's no Peds involved will that's a much greater advantage start bright in the 48 Hours you know whatever the currents compromised outweigh the benefit of being so much larger might outweigh being compromised absolutely if you look at the previous record it was you know a losing record for Fighters that missed weight when it was a 5-way and then out to winning record for fighters in this way in 11 a.m. way in because they have more time to recover in my opinion the 48 Hours you know whatever the currents compromised outweigh the benefit of being so much larger might outweigh being compromised absolutely if you look at the previous record it was you know a losing record for Fighters that missed weight when it was a 5-way and then out to winning record for fighters of this way in 11 a.m. way in because they have more time to recover my opinion


    Joe Rogan on Cody Garbrandt's Coaching
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    good. Go to Walmart nobody knows who the f*** is wander around is one of the best heavyweight kickboxers of all time and literally nobody knows who he is straight without without question what is the coaching like like how are they doing rounds with him while he was doing his sparring separately they brought us they brought me and Eddie up just to spar with him Danny and Danny Castillo Castillo and Chris Holdsworth they saying hey we want to really work on certain things or were they just letting you do your thing with a asking you that I was being mean I go out there and like I said I go grapple right that's all I was trying to be a good giving him good looks Kim the switches game that like that TJ shoulder move types ever since I started with commands like and I've had to help somebody like giving blow dried been that guy and I've been good at it I was busy practice TJ's looks or did you just kind of know how to do it right eye always twitch regardless and I got this one of my favorite things to do just offensively and defensively I love switching to do you have a traditional martial arts background you start out with traditional martial I'm almost like a standard TJ you never know what he's doing you don't I mean he doesn't have like I'll revert back to Stan's he might Stan Southall he might stay in Orthodox and he can do both equally well with my left hand not really but I stand orthologs I don't care for Sherlock ice skaters locks handed to make them fight Southpaw you want that lead hand to be your most coordinated him yet but we have we have Pat sessions that I'll just stand softball the whole time and I have no problem with it I infected love sparring softball and I love just switching do you feel like you're straight left hand has as much power as a straight right hand at the same time as other trying to get away from my right hand I'll switch stances and aggressively switching to into the left hand and make it a power hand and that they think they're getting away from my power walking into it and I'm making switching to it now so when you were working with Cody did they did they have any requests that they say hey this is what code is trying to work on you know just really just I was just switching a lot trying to give him that that's which left that's which hook that he got caught last time and changes be a good team in and give them High cakes in that kind of movement and he was doing fairly well blocking kicks coming back and trying to wrestle more by that because I think they were talking about that was one thing that he lacks in the first fight not wrestling him enough I think this piece I'm up getting you know catch him like the first round but actually finish the fight the thing though they would have been more than a lot and just getting to walk into something try to wrestle in a little bit in there too I think I think TJ came out really smart as well though teacher throws himself by how unsafe Cody was so early like I mean that exchange at the end I mean it's the Cody and TJ's just blocking and looking and going he's just going for broke everything he's throwing same type of TJ was also doing a better job of getting his head offline and the thing is like TJ's relationship with Duane Ludwig is very unusual as like those guys are like glue when they're they're f****** stuck together and Dwayne is a maniac you you know Dwayne Dwayne Dwayne a long time we are friends and when we coached against each other The Ultimate Fighter he literally in the park in the reminded me that he had the fastest knockout in UFC history because he was f****** pissed like he he he's just one of those guys that who's pissed about what just because we were trying to he had a training practice that he invited all the Henry's guys to but Henry couldn't come and I was like well I'm going to have Johnson on come in and and Joe can't come he's like Hey listen I'm with my dick out right now me to remind you I've got the fastest knockout in UFC history so you better calm down okay but so he's very emotional he's very focused and he's very dedicated to TJ if you on that but he will go zero like that but what I'm saying is that Dwayne is obsessed with with TJ's performance and with TJ's Improvement when TJ firstbeat henan Burrell Dwayne sat down with me we sat down and we had lunch together that day and he was just end it was a f****** big Underdog number one certainly number to Noah's world Jesus Christ is the way he did it he came out so loose like he was sparring it came out like you know I could touch gloves like he was going to do us part session and you look like a guy sparred with a f****** hundred rounds it wasn't there was no tension to it was very loose he really loved that s*** he loved it he's a he's a rise to the occasion kind of guy TJ is and that's one of the reasons why I think he really thrived off this rivalry with Cody where is with Cody especially because they won the first fight in one if I knock out you know Cody like at all this and attention where is TJ had the inner Smile by through the entire process. Definitely I definitely agree with you and I think Cody was definitely it seemed that he was a little more emotional of the two and one thing that I we were talking about emotions and fights and everything in one thing that I always remember when I get emotional at unit and it happens in sparring sessions and you know it might happen in fights and stuff always remember Karen telling me you want to be that's your phone bro don't know. Me how dare you how dare you hours of mercury in telling me cuz I will get emotional times and I will let my machismo get in the way and I was I'm like well you wanted to give it your best and he made me better heat tournament hey turn me into a training partner versus somebody had to like my bike eating baby me at the moment he felt he built me into what I am to Emma begin training partner sent but one thing they always remember from Canada you don't want to be emotional you want to be like in Assassin do you want to be you want to go in there and be calculator you want to be yourself cuz that's what I fight the best when I myself and not when I have no emotion at all you have any sort of a pre-fight routine that you go through mentally in order to get yourself into a state of mind like that you know they at the recently sent us out I lost so I don't know if you watch my my last year's fight my second MMA fight with I got I got dropped I guess submit it and got hit with a divorce you know very emotional time of my life last year and then I had to get no dig deep and rise to the occasion get out of that hole that I was in so I started ground in my energy before fights I was trying to like trying to visualize and really see myself you know doing the things that I would do because that's how I got a lot of my Knockouts in and and lion fight I could it was weird thing I can think just like visualize and see it like when I knocked out Tyler toner I saw that happening before the fight even now is like it it felt like a Deja Vu moment like I seen this happen and I just like try to like get us, as I possibly can I just remind myself there's another day in the office in like I've had 50 almost 50 fights now and I just know that is you know it regardless of what happens where I win or lose them when I go out there and give him my best but what I try to do is it it just try to like close my eyes and like it called Ground grinding myself I visualize like roots coming out of my feet and hands and I really like ground myself and grab my energy into tree roots coming out of my hands and coming out of my feet and I like this this last night was crazy I should I could visualize it like going all the way into the ring and like once I walked in there I just felt like home crazy it was I tried it and you try to have to get divorce yeah that's hilarious thanks honey works out great it's so important and when you don't have that like I mean there's no disrespect for debt to Danny Castillo and Chris Holdsworth who are both very good Fighters and I'm sure dedicated but Dwayne is a different kind of thing when he obsesses on various techniques and improvements and Foot Works and how to change things and how to how to set things up he sees all day 24/7 he never shuts off and the kind of relationship that how to set things up he sees all day 24/7 he never shuts off and the kind of relationship that Dwayne has with TJ is so rare and so beneficial but that The Chronic relationship you guys have this kind of really tight bond between coach and fighter if it's theirs you can win without it but when you have it it is just too powerful it's so powerful


    Joe Rogan - I'm Surprised Nate Diaz is Mad About Conor vs. Khabib
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    one thing to fight Conor 170 but Rory's giant a 170 and he's also training with GSP exist TriStar and I'm a Giants fan of ferocity Hobby and what he's managed to put together up there and Montreal they just have a camp this is it says such an elite camp in assisted different different level of well-rounded Fighters it's a fucken phenomenal place I am excited to see Nate back you know I was I was wondering I was like f*** man it's been like 2 years I was surprised you took the fight that he was mad that they were doing Conor vs. khabib in the mix who knows what's going to happen with James Vick when James Vick is going to fight Justin gaethje Vick Saint I think a 10 or 11 fight win streak that weigh something crazy like that and of course you got f****** Kevin Lee who in my opinion has been argument for the next title shot his last fight but I think it's right to take that fight because he's not the most compelling guy I know he wants to but he just got knocked out by Michael Johnson a year ago you know there's a lot maybe a little bit more than you listen when Tony's healthy again Tony's on 100% healthy but I mean Dustin I think it's right to take that fight because he's not the most compelling guy I know he wants to but he just got knocked out by Michael Johnson a year ago you know there's a lot maybe a little bit more than a year ago.


    Joe Rogan on TJ Dillashaw's KO vs. Cody Garbrandt
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    knocked out in the MMA fight he wanted to knock him out in his rules Cody this weekend to see his face that every shot he was trying to knock him out with the Rhythm Mike clinical jobs just like you know we were working on when I spoke with him a couple times leading up to the DJ fight I'll go up to Alpha Male to do my wrestling a lot of my grappling know they have so many are in 3545 lbs up there that if you know only an hour Hathaway drive it only makes sense to go up there and you don't have to exchange knowledge so you know as soon as I saw him walk out and started the fight I hope she's he just shakes it off and like gets into his group like when he brought McDonald's artwork that was that was incredible he just let him come to him and I was hoping that that was his game plan when the first thought he was like I can I can do this I can borrow this guy he's got to go about it the right way and I thought you was going about it the right way and initially with the text even if these are just landing on the arms like these are going to soften TJ out the other brutal it was a totally different thing when you started throwing the kicks I was like yeah there's the game plan I see what's going on beautiful and then when he pointed to the ground and he was like yes he couldn't touch me oh my God he's starting to get his rhythm but that's what I hate about immediate rematches after knockout it's just it's still in your head it's just the confidence level the anger the emotion like you know Henry to three years between his fight with DJ where he got finished in the first round more fights fighting some other people absolutely but if he had fought DJ the very next fight and who knows how that goes and that Cody was defending the honor of alpha male and TJ was this snake in the grass they're going to put away you know that was the whole idea behind the ultimate fighter and Lose Yourself I don't think there's ever been a fight other than maybe Ronda and Miesha that had more emotions more you know Bad Blood Bike she wouldn't shake Nation hand to shake her hand around those like b**** Bad Blood sing might have been worse people don't remember how hated Rhonda was after that Misha Fike she wouldn't shake Nation hand ignition try to shake her hand around is like b**** just walk away from her and they're so compelling to watch the man they're so fraught with peril


    Joe Rogan - "What Is Quantum Computing?" - Sean Carroll Explains
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    how to be a good person for this what is quantum Computing now I keep hearing about this that's one of the big breakthroughs in in computers is going to be Quantum Computing but I'm almost the right guy I was going to be out a year from now called something deeply hidden it'll be about quantum mechanics and the gold buckle B make corn mechanics understandable to everybody and convince them to Quantum Mechanics really does imply the existence of multiple worlds were things look very much the same Zephyr tiny differences and one mechanic says is in classical mechanics mechanics in quantum mechanics you have a Quantum bit a cubit they call it very clever so the difference is that instead of it being a zero or one like it will be classically Quantum mechanically it is in some superposition of 011 and some combination of a little bit deer a little bit one and it's not that you don't know which one it is it said it really is both might be 90% of 0 and 10% one or something like that so take that back number one which means that if you have two bits classically so you have 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 write 4 different possibilities are quantum mechanics as it's not that this one bit is in a combination of 0 and 1 and this other big is also in a combination of zero and one hits that the two bit system is in a combination of 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 right so it might be that is 50% 00 and 50% one one so you don't know what either bit but you know they're the same that's entanglement you take these two ideas that you have a combination of zeros and ones rather than just one or the other and the different bits can be entangled with each other and then you just say what what is a computer a computer or something it takes bits in does manipulations and spits out the answer right you solve problems you that's what literally going on in your computer is a bunch of zeros and ones being pushed around so a quantum computer is pushing out a bunch of cubits right bunch of spinning particles or something like spin of a particle that need to be spinning clockwise or counterclockwise is a cubit and so these particles can interact with each other they can become entangled and you invent a Quantum algorithm write algorithms for you know finding the area of a surface or something like that factoring large numbers you know solving the shortest distance between two different points you can do this using the rules of quantum mechanics and classical mechanics and the belief is not yet 100% which do you think is true that there are some problems that are really really hard to solve for a classical computer which means that you can easily make a problem long enough that would take the lifetime of the universe to solve it on a classical computer which quantum computers can solve quite quickly and efficiently and so it's we're not we haven't proven that the thought of mathematically why why would they think that quantum computers would be quicker is more information 001 etcetera there's only four things that can be right if you have a quantum computer has an infinite number of things that can be because it's any combination of those four things right 10% this 20% that so there's a Continuum of possibilities it's it's analog rather than digital in some sense and so what you what you can do together the quantum computer can just sort of take advantage of that extra power to look at me because of this entanglement Quantum Computing friends cuz not quite there but roughly speaking rather than manipulating bit by bit because of the entanglement between the bit the quantum computer can move all the bits a little bit once so let's say that you're you're searching for something in a list write a very Elementary computer science program is I'm giving you a list find an element that is equal to a certain number right it sounds easy but that list is 10 trillion things long that's hard right with a quantum computer can do so best budget a little bit towards zero if it's the wrong answer in towards one if it's the right answer and you don't know where it is in the list but you can do that nothing over and over again at the end of day look forward where is the one is there easy to find so you can get the answer much quicker it is believed and so things like cryptography privacy right or dramatically Changed by this because if one of the things that we think computer should be able to do faster is Factor large numbers which is that the difficulty in Factory in large numbers as the basis for much modern cryptography simulating systems that were just too difficult to simulate you know just decided took too much computer power to do it now maybe we can do it cuz nature is truly quantum-mechanical at the core it turns out to be very hard because the problem is you have all these bits if you touch one of them if the outside world bumps into one of them right like a cosmic ray or an atom hits it the whole entanglement is ruined between everything very very delicate and that's what the right now they're working on systems of left a dozens of cubits and Tangled At Once you would you would like it to be way more than that you can store enormous amount of information in these things and if it works is I think it'll be way better at Computing if it works I'm not at all for that quantum computers will be efficient or cost-effective or anything like that in the near-term but you know doing systems of leffe dozens of cubits and Tangled At Once you would you would like it to be way more than that you can store enormous amount of information in these things and if it works it's I think it'll be way better at Computing if it works I'm not at all for that quantum computers will be efficient or cost-effective or anything like that in the near-term but you know doing computations faster something a lot of people going to be able to do


    Joe Rogan - Mighty Mouse Fights Correctly!
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    fighting is very important to me it means a lot it means a lot because I used to do it it means a lot cuz I love to watch it it means a lot because I'm very deeply entrenched in the history in the significance of it what it means and for me fighting should always be done at its best and what that means is you should always do what's the right thing to do in the situation like if you are either you can break down an individual Arts right if you are if you're doing Jiu-Jitsu is this a correct way to do an armbar counter right don't do the incorrect way because the fans want to see it that doesn't make any sense to me that way to get out of an armbar that's not the right way to do it without the ends like a plan to defend an armbar that wasn't the correct way to do it but the fans liked it more. I don't do that you want to fight like a maestro you want to fight like like a virtuoso want to fight like Mighty Mouse fight is a good example where he was Hillside a full-time job wasn't dedicated the way should be and got into a bra and Ian took his back want to pound them and Mighty Mouse had vertigo after that fight he was really f***** up and and then quit his job realize like I have to go I have to dedicate myself to this full-time you know and when he did that then under the tutelage of Matt Hume he he became the Mighty Mouse we see now but in my opinion what are things that sets him apart from everybody else is that he he's not running away from you and not getting hit he's running at you and not getting hit for me he's coming straight forward and then cutting angles and doing things to you that you didn't anticipate and he's not there for the counters so he's fighting correctly seamless to incredibly exciting and that was one of the criticisms of him really early on in his Reign was that he wasn't finishing guys and they knocked out Joseph benavidez start finishing guys in the final seconds of the round right you know I mean he's he's just a monster madman but he fights correctly he's a great fighter I was just watching I was just watching his fight against Brian Foster he's so skilled if you've got a good Chris Lytle was won that fight with a leg lock you know and he's known as a brawler and people forget he f****** spun around got that leg and and snatched out and extended it really f*** Brian's leg up crafty veteran


    Joe Rogan - I'd Have Trump or Obama on the Podcast
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    is like heavenly's a perfect example break I super smart super tuned in super amazing fighter and energized Conor McGregor I don't talk to him when he retired before trying to figure out times like before he became gigantic before the Diaz fight before he won the title there was some talk about it it just you know what man forbetterorforworse I don't chase anybody and I would tell him but if it doesn't happen it doesn't happen I like having you guys as much as I like some scientist who flies into I really do okay the question is do you like a real podcast you have very strict rules in terms of what they would allow and not allow in terms of interviews this isn't that platform for guarantee you he would be more confident and more open to just be in both figures way through because he wouldn't worry about but he's also older you know and then also the pressure that gig and then the pressure of everybody hating them you know that the whole thing is fine I'm not saying that he's the greatest guy in the world but I'm saying the whole thing is insane nobody should be president f****** nobody nobody should have that kind of power and it's such a dumb move to take that gig at 70 it seems to me the first decision you make you piss off 50%


    Joe Rogan on Jose Aldo's Liver Shot on Jeremy Stephens
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    do a lot of s*** talking a lot of things we probably shouldn't say it doesn't make the broadcast Connor and I said he did not look good I said he looks nervous as f*** his body looks laughed and flatlined yeah well that did make programmed in it what happened was somebody recorded it to you I was talking to Bruce and it just somebody just decided to be a little twat boots that Sharon do it in that truck sometimes I would be wrong f****** button and I'll be talking s*** to you or matter and it's something that was one where was it was interesting was like okay well somebody's f****** a****** inside banter do you like to release that like and make it public I would never say that what's I was very upset that they did that but it was honest it was on as he did look like s*** but damn you look good last weekend you look unbelievably happy for I love Jeremy Stephens record everybody everybody but it was good to see Jose Aldo back on top man he needed that bad dude but when someone shot you'll see someone will see two guys and they exchanged good shots to the body and they seem like they have no effect you know obviously they hurt but they'll deal with it and keep fighting and then every now and then you see what happened where the legs go out in the body gives in his like men that is crazy that we have this one area that sometimes works cuz sometimes it doesn't work right that's weird man that's the funny that about it is like a split-second delay we like I got this if you saw that too like there was a body shot that that he threw he threw like a ria a right hand to the body and then the left level shot so I think it's kind of like you know you take the first punch out and then you brace and you got it and then you relax for a second and that's when buying a vibrating sense the body first was he got married is in there that's double body shot yeah that's a tough dude man to get dropped from a body shot and to make that face you can't hide it so bad he was fighting in Bellator not his last fight but maybe the previous fight and he got hit in the first round was spinning got he was fighting in Bellator not his last fight but maybe the previous fight and he got hit in the first round was spinning back kick right in the liver and he just fell and he said he was in Ultimate Agony absolutely no I mean he really pulled it off it really pulled it off he figured out how to adjust


    Joe Rogan - John Joseph Tells CRAZY Bryan Callen Fight Story
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    but it always like hopefully we get along and have a f****** throat, we got a lot of respect for crazy m*********** I tell story is the government they always used to go around and and and want to fight balances and all this s*** that was what they did they would f****** fight the biggest scariest looking motherfukers and just destroy them so blue worked I said his name sorry my friend worked with the cro-mags and that we took him out security with us in case we have problems or whatever so it was like everything always went smooth so one time I used to work at all the underground hip hop clubs in the so my friend was doing a party and it was all f****** deep Brooklyn heads f****** like homeboys and s*** like the real deal this hip-hop club and I take Brian another dude from the school and Tony and we go over there and Brian is in the middle of the f****** dance floor doing the funky f****** white boy nerd dance and all these f****** and the floor just opens up in these f****** black f****** hip-hop crazy f****** homeboys I like your look at this so f****** white boy like this bucket and he don't give a f*** he's seriously like a f****** pisut of to roll with so then I might go I got to go but listen man I know what y'all m************ do don't start no s*** please it's my friends Club so I get home go to sleep wake up the next day I get a phone call yo like he didn't know that in the club last night they beat up all my f****** bouncers dude it was f****** crazy like and one bounce of walked up and started some s*** with Tony was trying to talk to a girl whatever and and then like you know this guy is all on the chews rips off his shirt like a kicked and then it was just constant these f****** huge bouncers, Adam and Brian is he's a he's a comedian but he could throw down and then he Brian just told me just because I didn't hear the other party cuz yeah then all of a sudden I'm f****** whacking these dudes Lift Me Up and Carries me out the f****** door and throws me across this car and I look and I turned around and I'm ready to go and then Ryan says and I look and it's just f****** crazy white dude with a f****** scar from one end of his face down his throat and he points that Brian it goes don't even think about it the f*** did you do man I told you guys the f****** keep Chili's like Kelly's bouncers were assholes and you know it was said he's he's he's a character like I said I was at his first comedy show ever he live the wildlife in his young days yeah I met him after all that stuff I met him when he was more, met him in the 90s that f****** contact was a lot of martial arts coaches instructors that wanted you to get in street fights as you would practice cuz it like street fights with show you how things would work in the real world that the more you did it the more you understood urgency closing the distance you know delivering the first strike do that kind of s*** like people are hesitant because it's boring you always hold back so like you know I didn't anymore


    Joe Rogan on Trump Derangement Syndrome
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    can you not going to take the time to sit back I compared those people you know what's really going on I use the analogy of a magician they're trying to tell you look what's in the left hand but what the real s*** is in the right-hand so by doing all this s*** and causing all this problems you're not going to go back and look at the s*** that he's pushing through his agendas he just cut our taxes to the f****** richest people that with the billionaires and incorporates what you said is it going to do he's going back on everything so he could just get people f*** you and f*** you in getting people to hate each other and keep this country it's the United States of America when the f*** how did we become United as a country like I think a lot of these countries right now who may pose a threat or whatever they're seeing what the f*** is going on and they like yo this country has never been more f****** divided its Divine Estates America not the United States of America what what he's doing with these these rallies is he's getting people excited about being a part of a team and a team that's winning you know like where the team is kicking ass and this is Team fake news over there you tell them to go f*** himself and everything cuz he's consolidating his support he doesn't have to make sense and especially doesn't have to make sense with the people that are going to these rallies cuz they're not smart people in the first place there people that are easily LED but that's the same thing with people that would go to the rally Clinton our people to go to the rallies rhombus always people a giant chunk of them are just there just Lemmings I don't know what to do I do have to admit one thing and that was when f****** Hillary Clinton and the faces of the crying people who like f****** losing their s*** when Trump won I was like I'm sorry but like since that you put every f****** answer your s*** into this f****** corrupt as politician whether it's f****** Hillary Clinton or f****** Bernie Sanders or any of them I feel f****** sorry for you I was laughing at those people when she lost and they were losing that s*** on TV like they would just f****** stun then I'm like cuz you don't realize I travel through America and people maybe Progressive on the outskirts but go into the middle of this month f*** and see what you got and ask what the f*** is that voted for that dude was also people realize that she was corrupted me a good job of calling her corrupt Hillary and he just kept it the Mantra was going he loves mantras and he pushes those f****** but they just have do any service but there's also like a lot of the women that were really upset or like this guy was in that video saying you take girls and grab them by the p**** and they felt like this was going to give man a license to be sexually abusive I think that a lot of ways is what like started the ball rolling with the me-too movement it wasn't just exposing of monsters like Bill Cosby but it was also the fact that you're dealing with this guy who gets in the white house that's not what you want you want if it's a man you want a man who respects women was a Statesman who's a person who has work their life to get to that position not a person who did it as an afterthought once they were already Fame right she like the definition of God like Obama like Obama's probably he's probably measured his words ever since he was in college cuz he was hoping one day he would be president wears a guy like Donald Trump's just been banging hoes and f****** fly around the jet with his name directions to ATS I mean this is what the guy did so then once he's in office people I know they call it Trump derangement syndrome now because people are literally there so angry that he is in power and there's nothing to do about it but the promise that anger and that going to range that that empowers the people that support him didn't understand when you're on your knees screaming the people on the other side of a trump supporter they're f****** Red Hats on they think that's hilarious and they look this is the liberal left unhinged detached from reality mean while we're making America great again and black unemployment at an all-time low and you know it's it's weird time for the truth because there's so many people that don't want to go any further past the surface that the the truth is this guy figured out a way to win a rigged system he did he figured out a way to win a rigged system by pretend to be a republican to Democrat has hole in his whole life public and they're easier to scam weaseled his way in figured out a way to help make America great again yeah rock all people bunch of stupid s*** campaign like a motherfuker take diet pills keep that energy High just travel all across the country doing these rallies and one in on1 a system that really shouldn't be there to win and I think that we need a better way to run our government in an alpha male or a female that one person the top of the Peak Running 300 million people insane insane you 300 people one person running Shin going to have disagreements you can have people that are upset that this one person gets a dictate the next 48 years the path of everyone in this group and your financial future your Healthcare you're all these how much taxes you pay all depending on what d****** when's the popularity contest that's outrageous it's just not necessary but the problem with letting everybody vote as a people are really easily manipulated and they're really under educated people that they don't have any incentive to pay attention to the real issues and what's at stake and what the consequences of each vote are they just vote with whatever feels good and they're busy and people are tired cuz they're eating shittyfood and they're not exercising they're working all day and a job that sucks they come on their wives b**** now time in the Run antidepressants and pills and the kids are all f***** they just vote with whatever feels good and they're busy and people are tired cuz they're eating shittyfood and they're not exercising they're working all day and a job that sucks they come home their wife's b**** now time and the Rani antidepressants and pills and the kids are all f***** up and we don't have the time then all the time and they don't have the incentive to be enlightened they don't have incentive to have it a objective enlightened approach to how you handle the future of our society


    Joe Rogan - He Used to Deliver Weed to Dave Chappelle!
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    I would see him go on stage and I will see his humility he wouldn't he would always say Joe is the ability of anything that I have you would always give praises to the most high to Jah Rastafari humble is f****** hell and the best musicians to ever those for motherfukers or Praise by every single f****** musician today if you talk doc Darryl Earl and Gary doctor know every mother f****** position out there will be like due to the f****** dance cuz they study music they were into jazz and they were into f****** Return to Forever and John McLaughlin mahavishnu docking in 81 was like they called me squids cuz they met me in an 8yo squids I want to take you to the Palladium Return to Forever in the Navy Wells Fargo in a fugitive for 15 years all that's funny thing was he's you know Return to Forever is Al Di Meola Lenny white Stanley Clarke and Chick Corea or any of these hi Vis Nua birds of fire like they started turning me and he was Chase quiz this is how we learn to play with the f*** we play and nobody could touch the Bad Brains musically energy on stage nothing and I will see these dudes are be like what the f*** are you into and then the role models that like you said this is it you know we need good Role Models just so you know there's so many f*****-up people that these kids want to emulate today you know and I said cuz I can open New York I worked in all the underground hip hop clubs I work for the popo pot I used to deliver pot to all the rap star's I delivered pot my friend just to Matt work for TriStar you can hike you'll meet me at the Boston Comedy Club this is black comedian there and he's going to be f****** huge and I will show up on my bike and you know who you know who the f*** it was their spell every guy in all bike gear will f*** you think you got that from Vegas to show up I never carried a bag I showed up with a $4,000 carbon frame carbon fiber frame and I had a black water bottle and all the weed bags was in the two water bottle so just look like I was a cyclist out on the motherfuking out on the ride one Dave Chappelle yeah and then Dave Chappelle he blew up so fast anamorphic out on a ride one Dave Chappelle yeah and then Dave Dave Chappelle he blew up so fast Matt Heim was the guy's name who was the publicist that at TriStar pictures and then I delivered to him in the Boston comedy club and we didn't like months he was living in some police show f****** spot on like 2nd Avenue and 15th and then and I might go how to f*** did you get from there to here


    Joe Rogan - John Joseph Explains His Vegan Philosophy
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    C7 nobody knew s*** about diet back then this is a fact right okay so the people that did live that long and it would living this it's almost an accident in some ways or inconsequential like what what is going on today with people's diet and how long will people have to do this far more information terms of nutrition and what you should do and shouldn't do for your body so what I'm concerned with is like what optimizes people today I want to see blood work I want to see like what going on with your blood lipid absolute is going on with your nutrient levels what is going on with that and in the in that case we don't have we have just a few studies for a few people or fewer tests for a few people have done this carnivore diet we have some people that have done a vegan diet haven't had real hard problems with that. Whole Food plant-based diet that's what I roll with I don't I don't f****** say I could mean anything but when you say Whole Food Foods in the original Source organic no pesticides Whole Food plant-based diet that's what I roll with that's why I don't go around nutrient-dense a lot of plants especially green leafy plants get a lot of minerals only if these things are raised in an organic environment you're getting soil that's not depleted and this is a big problem with model model from 40 years ago and orange was ten times more more nutritious I think it was I think it might have been seeing an online or something they posted an article that said the fruits and vegetables from 40 years ago were ten times more nutritious than this then the way they're being grown today be like you said rows and rows and rows how do they extract the nutrients properly from the soil sample well you know they have to actually you add nutrients to the soil most of time to just adding nitrogen and a few other different minerals but there's mineral depletion rotate crop rotation what you plant next to each other that are extra I'm not a former composting but I have a friend that is an organic farmer and its name his name is Keith and he Farms up in like New Hampshire and you knows all about crop rotation at keighley on Forte if you have a Merry Christmas symbiosis like you can you can be in harmony with the land but man you start your growing you know f****** a thousand acres of corn for cattle feed there's you might as well be making oil me you're you're you're doing something that's kind of crazy that environment it's not natural just like the f****** GMO crops okay 80% of the GMO crops being fed to animals for f****** Slaughter what he called the stupid vegans are not the ones that are eating that s*** that most of the crops that are genetically modified because you have these corporations McDonald's every one of these corporations they want every f****** piece of meat to taste the same they want every f****** french fry potato to be the same so the only way they can control it is the control of the genetic markers so that's why they're using all of the majority of the genetically-modified Grain and Monsanto you know who just got bought out by bear and they changing the name cuz my son such a big rap I don't rap if you don't know it bear just bought them do you know the history of bear zyklon gas that went into the Nazi gas Chambers but that's you know what's funny that that night cycle on gas was created by Fritz Harbor Freights Harbor is also the guy who created the process of extracting nitrogen from the air so he's the guy the reason why we can grow the kind of crops that we have today is because a frittata they say the fifty percent of nitrogen in most of the nitrogen in most people's DNA comes from the harbor method he also created zyklon a Zaycon a it was so clumsy he created Zaycon a and they added the smell to it so you could smell this toxic gas so you would know it when it was coming so you get out of the way the Nazis switched it to zyklon-b Fritz Harbor was actually a Jew and they took his invention and cut out the smell portion of it so that they could gas choose with dark shadow I want to try that guy for crimes against humanity while he was winning the Nobel Prize for science at the same time he was one of the first people that implemented a gassing program with a used it the gas the Allied troops in World War was a big part of that I didn't I did not know that it's crazy s*** so that is how we get nitrogen into the soil so they can grow plants that's a big part of it when you say genetically modified to the big part of that is like we want to think about all the like labs and Science and all this Jazz but almost everything we eat is genetically modified including all of our grains like especially over fruits and vegetables will be staying about tomatoes or 10 years ago so they could throw in a bus or a truck rather travel does the DNA of a flounder and injected in a tomato so it can resist the fraud plants absorb the key they found salmon DNA in some plants because plants absorb the stuff that people use for you know so you're getting some of that animal but it's a natural cycle that you're getting it through I mean animals eat animals plants and animals animals even eat plants me this f****** crazy plants in South America that looks like a like a Vaz and these rats they get attracted to sweet smell around the edges and it's slick and they fall into the hole and the plant closes in on the swallows them and eat them but well you know companies making you food their job is not to feed the world is not enough to keep your health in their job is to sell f****** pesticide let's let's be straight up about it so yeah they created what was the other cross genetic vegetable cauliflower broccoli they mix two things and came out with it's a different process what what they're doing now and really what they do when they can take Roundup and pesticides and put it in the f****** seed Bryant is what they're doing now and so the parent plant from the growth cycle is resistant to these rice and and all the people that you know I know you had Rich Roll on twice he's my boy he's a homie you ever have anything going on he just wrote the forward to my new book The PMA effect I mean such a f****** he's a solid cat very solid but it was not going with that come on who's the doctor this is clinical research this is not speculation this is not f****** vegan propaganda this is f****** science and he proved that glyphosate and what's happening now with the gut health of it got held to such a huge issue everything the bad f****** disease it starts in the gut and the glyphosate is eating through the stomach wall and causing leaky gut and all these other physical diseases from happening now the other thing is you have to realize what these pesticides off their neurotoxins and then the ones that they're putting inside the seed when the bug eats the leaf it f****** dies so you're eating these fruits and vegetables that are completely f****** toxic what happens when they created it one of the things one of the reasons why they were able to implement that they said it doesn't kill people and kills plants and kills bacteria is everybody's like all fine no problem only kills plants and bacteria that's totally safe know your body is filled with bacteria in your gut ever been a human being on the planet ever there's more e-coli in your any humans that I ever live more numbers and you need them I need to get back to the floor gets destroyed by Glee you know it's right by round that's that's that's I mean that podcast that he did that episode with dr. Zach Bush's f****** it's f****** unbelievable and it and I'm surprised like you know mother f****** teen try to take tattooed out at this point so much money and people aren't listening and it's hard word that everyone loves to use the two words conspiracy theories once you can prove something and there's data and evidence to back it up it's no longer a theory it's a f****** fact so they know the conspiracy and by the way they probably did think that they could get away with it they think it would been fine they really probably didn't know as much as we know today about God by alright that's all new shitt it's all within the last couple of decades I was already and by the way when they implemented it they probably did think that they could get away with it they think it would been fine they really probably didn't know as much as we know today about got by alright that's all new shitt it's all within the last couple of decades that was already


    Joe Rogan - John Joseph on His Journey
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    you didn't go on f****** social media and talked a bunch of b******* you f****** walked up to the person and you said hey here I am and what the f*** let's let's deal with this let's talk about it talk it out but now you got people buying followers and do it it's just that it's you know it's just the most toxic environment in a lot of ways and it's a shame cuz you could be used and that's why I never post- s*** I try to use the platform you know make lighter s*** not have a stick up your ass there's too many people that do even the plant-based vegan thing and everything so f****** serious I'm like you might reach more people if you lighten up you know like like Stripes lighten up Francis vegan feminist for that book parking tried to destroy me they wrote everybody cuz I wrote puss. First of all and then she she went on a Blog and called me a misogynistic I said yeah I like massages and it helped them please f****** holler at this f****** woman and tell some they shut her down and then call me a maniac and I said let's call Germania don't start none and it won't be none you know but the thing was I'm going to tell you how that book title came back cuz it was a woman actually Karen Rinaldi from harpercollins wave and what happened was I was training at crunch Aaron Drago zniewski is my trainer and he's got me through all my fergon Iron Man's everything I was in f****** broken up person injuries all this s*** so I'm where I was working at Crunch and training with him and then another person a friend of mine all the Five Points guys used to be there you would see them all they had a ring on the second floor so this guy was doing pad work and I'm telling him hey you know I'll listen man you got a fight coming up man get on the chlorophyll get on the week grass get on you don't eat as much recovery Foods as you can that's going to fight inflammation so some f****** mamaluke we f*** 1980s tiger stripe pants walk in on me but if you want to put some Health Fitness in Jeopardy and my business partner do you know what throw it back in her face and I was like I don't know man that's that's a pretty f****** post Amy said do it do it so we really he's like my business partner in the Hamptons she's like go Dogman I think we could get a deal weed in a week she had for office to you wrote it first yeah I wrote it first and we put out so so and you know I've actually became friends with Robert with Mr Mackey I would he smokes like crazy yeah I smoke cigarettes like a f****** s*** out of green tea extract company and the polifenoles in that is going to counteract all your f****** smoking s*** that you doing so I gave him five bottles and then every time he would call you have his people do you know that guy f****** McAllen get him to bring me some more of that green t-shirt smoking I don't know I haven't seen him in a problem is it gives them a charge against them you know what nootropic charge have us run this f****** Hill called Suicide Hill and I will be f****** puking and I was like I got to quit f****** smoking so I quit smoking they used to do smoker fights in the lock-up so if you had a beef with somebody you went into this wreck rumors about smokers people they don't know what them and you can just throw on the gloves and and go out and reasonably within 20 lb of weight a lock-up I saw people much bigger people fighting much smaller people in some of them guys I mean I was not good I got I would fight the black dudes and they would just beat the s*** out of me but I was just keep coming back and then you know I learn more of the sweet science and you know went into the Navy and and quit smoking just for box what's up I didn't quit or almost to the end because toward the end of your sentence they allow you to go home because they want to reintegrate you back with your family or whatever and I never grew up with my mom so they will send us home so we would take the carton of cigarettes and open it up very carefully open up the cellophane carefully Slide the cellophane down and put joints inside the cigarette pack slide it back up glue it close the carton of cigarettes and that's how we will get the weed back from the I wasn't smoking weed coming back out of nobody's ass that was nice thank you so that you know so that was the process and you know so that's why I that's why I quit but that's the book came I had a lot of s*** a lot of demons inside of me from what happened to me me and my two brothers you know pretty severely abused in all kinds of ways in his foster home physically mentally sexually is by the older kids in the home it was f***** up and I never told anybody but that was always something no matter how much I lived as a month for two years of Hari Krishna monk nothing cured that f****** anger that was inside of me that I had toward these people for what they did to me and the secret of like yo it's f***** up to say yo yo yo this dude from the streets you had knife fights with Puerto Ricans I got shot with a 22 and Forest Park sound cuz I got stabbed and then to try to say yo this motherfuking molesting me is it took a lot out of me to and nobody knew it cuz I never talked about it and I took McKee's class and that was the turning point because I went up to him and I was writing a script at the time based on what happened to me in the foster home the kids in the screenplay we based what what happened to me in my younger. Of my life and I never told anybody what happened I would just avoid that but then when I wrote that I started writing the book and I was taking his class and between you know parts of his thing when you went on the break you could walk up to Robert McCann say ask him a question so I said Mr Mackey as far as the protagonist who was abused as a kid and he stopped me right there and he said listen stop right there he said McGowan everybody uses it it's a cliche you know abusive chill to develop empathy for characters we could otherwise not give a f*** about it's not what happens to somebody that's what they do as a result of it and that's the f****** light came on and I mean four years I would sit there and it took me seven years to write the evolution of a Cro-Magnon and I would get to that part of the story and I will lose my s*** and break down crying like f****** uncontrollably cuz of what happened to me and my brothers so I just skipped over that part and I would never address it but then you know he gave me the strength in a lot of ways to be able to say hey man you got it he wrote in my book was so I have his book and he wrote to me he goes John always write the truth and that's when I knew that that needed to come out in the book to cleanse myself I've been two years on crack 8888 290 cracked you know doing whatever getting shot at we f****** AR-15 Robin deals I had TOS on that it was Kos at a time kill on site I was I was a f****** Maniac because I just didn't care I actually kind of wish subconsciously that somebody would put a f****** bullet in me when you doing crack that's what I was doing but when I took his that seminar helped me so much cuz it's really like he's really like a f****** a guru in a teacher man the man is amazing if you ever get a chance to take the Robert McKee story seminar to 3-day seminar took it twice any does workshops put the story seminar I just walked out of there after the third day is 10 hours a day and you're just like your f****** you like speeches like what the f*** did I just experience it's credible and and that gave me the power to to go and tell my story the right way and the amount of emails of people that I receive that would like yo that s*** was done to me thank you for having the courage to tell the story and you know I just kept writing after that so even the meat is for pussies book was you know if you read it it's tongue-in-cheek I'm not calling there's a lot of dudes that eat meat that could kick the s*** out of me I'm not saying read it it's tongue-in-cheek I'm not calling there's a lot of dudes that eat meat that could kick the s*** out of me I'm not saying what I'm saying is if you continue to lead a sedentary lifestyle and you eat this f***** up food that's out there that they're putting out there that they knowingly putting out there to f****** poison you because they're tied in with the pharmaceutical companies it's a racket it's it it's not a conspiracy has been proven that this is what they're doing you will become a pushy depending on the pharmaceutical company


    Joe Rogan - What is the Purpose of Life?
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    who is also an atheist who thinks very deeply about things what do you cling to as a purpose for life do you have one do you have like a when you sitting there like what's the point of all this do you do you I don't have a single one and have a monolithic purpose I have plenty of intermediate size purposes right otherwise you know why I continue living to do to achieve to expire instashare to give to the world right that's right they give to the world that you are you're in the way you interact with other human beings and your effect on other human beings gives you a gives you purpose and even if I think that when I die I will no longer exist in my feelings won't matter I have feelings right now about what the will be like even if I'm not here anymore right so I can still be motivated to make the world a better place in ways that will outlive me even if I think tie-dye it's really the end for me and do you get down sometimes do you ever do you get like these periods are like you like what is the purpose of all this is especially if you see some ridiculous thing in the news or some horrific tragedy and do that stuff I don't have I don't struggle with depression or despair or existential anxiety or anything like that when I was a kid when I was here first starting think about the universe and and Science and things like that I would start wondering about what if the universe hadn't existed at all what if I wasn't here then lose sleep that night and I think many people that there was a very definite moment when I realized that I and everyone I knew would die right in that so I woke up crying and my mom had you know comfort me because like I was like you know Grandma is going to die and you're going to die I'm going to die and you know yeah but I think I'm more or less so once again one of the future podcast guests then I'll be next week's podcast will be by a woman who's part of the death positive movement have you heard about this English don't don't confuse if there is a whole Movement Like an anti natalist move or something like that. They called themselves the whole movement that once human being not to exist that's crazy so there are people like that the death positive movement is the following like we're going to die we should face up to it we should accept it and we should deal with it in a personally and culturally positive way so for example we put people in hospitals we take them away from their families away from their homes we refuse to admit that they're going to die so we treated as if the whole purpose of the game is to squeeze out as many more hours of life is possible to matter what the quality that life is and all that it's just rubbish and we should be much more grown-up about it we should plan ahead you know when Obama suggested that in the Healthcare System there should be no planning what happens when you die Sarah Palin came along with Jeff panels that was a very effective rhetorical strategy we don't want to think about the fact that we're going to die we don't want to plan for it if we did plan for it it could be better we could die at home we could die with less pain we might not live as long as we don't like do every single medical intervention possible just to squeeze out a few more breaths but it could be a much more life-affirming experience to die because the people around to who are there, cross within acceptance of what's going on rather than the feeling that we should just do everything we can to prevent I had a similar situation happened recently with a dog of mine who is a Mastiff it reach 13 years old and for Mastiffs it's very old and we had to put him down cuz I couldn't walk anymore and he was it was brutally painful to watch him try to get up and I fall down and you know but one of the things I was thinking was it at this is my grandfather and not my dog I would have to watch him suffer until The Bitter End I knew this dog wasn't going to go backwards in time and become a puppy Again by and knew he is days are numbered he couldn't do anyting most days he just slept all day until it was time to eat but it was getting to the point where I had to carry him to his food if and I knew that it was his no quality of life right now and sometimes even harder with the dog cuz you can't talk to them right lane to them what's going on they can't explain to you what their wishes are so you have to be the responsible one but yeah so everything legally and culturally in the United States is we're not allowed to relieve that pain or that that despair that you have in the end of your life some States including California are passing death-with-dignity laws we're basically it's what used to be called assisted suicide but we don't call it that anymore. it allowed to give you the means to end your own life when you're going to be when you're near you have to be near point of no return but still clearly thinking enough to be able to make that decision for yourself also an issue with our real concern is their fear and their this this experience being this terrifying sort of Step into the great beyond and there's a tool to mitigate that and the tool that has been shown to mitigate that as psychedelics one of the big ones being psilocybin psilocybin as a remarkable effect on people that are going through stage 4 cancer and Johns Hopkins is studied it is quite a few Studies have shown that people when you give them psilocybin they they're much more relaxed and much more comfortable with this idea of ending this of this life you know it's gone through its course and get it it's an inevitable thing and it's really are biological limitations that are terrified and in the end it's sparking up all these intent Primal fears of the end yeah I'm actually 100% in agreement they are my wife Jennifer will add to as a science writer wrote a book called me myself and why searching for the science of self and one of our friends and so we did and she researched it and it's a fascinating history right and Aldous Huxley I don't know if you know about I was toxic Horror Story and he took LSD to do exactly this use have throat cancer and it completely healthy and never fun to die right but it absolutely helped ease then turning a very simple way but just as we are sort of immature society that doesn't want to face up to the reality of our eventual deaths conservative and squeamish about drugs right and so we're we don't even let people do research on some of these trying since I think that yeah we have a lot of growing up to do when it comes to not just living a good life but also having a good death then also paying attention to actual scientist who study these compounds and really understand what the effects of them are and have researched him deeply in a personal experiences with them and it's saying what will these these these things have been demonized getting their tools that we can use to sort of mitigate a lot of the real issues that we have whether it's culturally or personally with these transitionary times like death is inevitable so now that we know it's inevitable you tell me what the main problem would be with someone taking psilocybin before they died and letting them ease their way through this but you know it's the same reaction that doesn't want people to have a basic income right there is a sort of moral can use to sort of mitigate a lot of the real issues that we have whether it's culturally or personally with these transitionary times like death is inevitable so now that we know it's inevitable you tell me what the main problem would be with someone taking psilocybin before they died and letting them ease their way through this but you know it's the same reaction that doesn't want people to have a basic income right there is a sort of moral


    Joe Rogan - Religion Lets People Excuse Bad Actions
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    for he found Jesus and he's like I don't have a past and he's like I am bored again I do not have a pass do you and he was going on about this whole thing about this concept of trump is now an agent of God but I don't know religion can be infinitely malleable to the purposes of the moment right he wouldn't have said that about Obama or whoever right I know when you apply your . like I did this one's as an exercise for myself there's certain phrases in the Bible or certain passages in the Bible which are sort of unapologetically left-wing and socialist right just like there are others that are out of a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven write clearly says this is an anti rich person people say about this explanation was that Shores impossible for Camel to pass through the eyes of a needle accept Jesus helps them or if you grind the camel down to Jesus said that only through Jesus we get into heaven that's really the only lesson they got okay so that's a good lawyer on your f***** I'm very happy to explain why I don't think that God exists but I don't blame religion most of the time for people's bad actions cuz I think that religion is just sort of a catalyst it lets people find excuses for their bad actions but the TV bad actions the desire do bad actions to comes first most of the time do you ever look at religion as a potential almost evolutionary software program that allowed people to sort of adopt morality and impose certain standards of behavior that are conducive to civilization the people talk about that a little skeptical because it sounds like too much of a Pap story to tell after the fact right I think our little bit quick to tribute ideas and cultural Concepts to Evolution but certainly you know religion was not like just science done badly back in the day right like what religion was was something much more expansive inter inter relieved with your life over all so it was not just how the world was created and and whether God exists it was how to be a good person out of live in your community things like that and disentangling things as one of these with religion is still hanging around right like even after the kind of underpinnings of the religion in terms of understanding how the world Works have been removed by science the other functions are still there and I I'm a big no critic of my fellow naturalist so if not put enough effort into replacing the other functions of religion now that the claims about the world are no longer viable yeah and it's it's really a problem when there's so many versions yeah so any one of the many many reasons why I think that it's not really credible to be religious intellectually is because if classic traditional Western religious sense where there's a God and he cares about us right so that you do all those questions about where we defined a boundary religion where Buddhism is a religion or something like that this country surely if that were true God would have done a much better job of explaining himself why would God give us his message through a bunch of people in a tiny country who didn't write you no like the New Testament wasn't written down until decades after the event none of the people who go to Denver eyewitnesses why is it only share their mean God it's God is God everybody in the world talk to them explain how things were going and left your own choices in a much more efficient way of getting the message out until it's just not really sensible to think that God didn't exist then what you would imagine is it in different countries in different parts of the world in different periods in history people would tell their own stories and they'll be a little bit differently the adapters are local circumstances groups of people all over the world have a very similar idea at least that there's some omnipotent superpower that's controlling the destiny of everything coming on to the right like if you dig into what was happening before 2,000 years ago you know the Hebrew God was not omnipotent at the beginning I mean the Hebrews came out of a polytheistic Society lots of different gods around and you can trace how their God evolved over time and first you know became their God right like there was this was one God that the Hebrews were you know worshiping and the Egyptians and the Babylonians worship other gods then they started saying will our God is better than all the other ones and we started saying all the other ones don't even exist Evolution over time and omnipotence came late like you would talk about the gods quarreling if you were polytheistic a pagan culture is actually make more like love the world makes more sense if you believe is a whole bunch of God's out there we disagree with each other right friendly lots of aspects of reality into Focus Supernatural very powerful something exists it must been designed must be a reason there must be a purpose things working a certain way cuz someone made them that way and that we don't see that person hanging around so it must be you know up there in the sky or something like that I don't think it's that hard to imagine that all sorts of different cultures would involve do you think it's also a function of us growing up with mentors and father figures and leaders and Chieftains and there's always someone who is the big The Big Kahuna so this is the sky Daddy overlooks the big picture I think there's a dad and also the idea of your ancestors and ancestor-worship for veneration right which is also very almost Universal in primitive cultures like you don't admit you died right through so I don't know I'm sure they're real I don't take the commonalities between different sets of religious beliefs as evidence for anything other than this human thing to invent people search for meaning and they take meaning from whatever religion or ideology that they subscribe to and they use it as sort of a reason why they're living that gives them hope against them give them something very common theme to be no reason to live there going to be a good person and so forth and you know I think it's goes back to the motivation we have as having bodies versus begin a computer like this plenty of reasons to do different things like in in the big picture my last book I talked a lot about you know Wheatley it's okay to admit that we use human being have desires that we there are things we care about that we want to be true and you can buy that's true From Evolution from biology and whatever but it doesn't matter we have goals we're not completely aimless like we want to survive on the floor if you want to be friends with people we want to have family whatever does he want to do all that we put together in terms of morality and ethics and meaning and purpose comes out of thinking hard and carefully hopefully about how to systematize and grow those existing desires that we have into a way of living in the world you don't need anything external to make that have going to have family whatever does he want to do all that we put together in terms of morality and ethics and meaning and purpose comes out of thinking hard and carefully hopefully about how to systematize and grow those existing desires that we have into a way of living in the world you don't need anything external to make that happen we just need to think about where we are already and try to make it better


    Joe Rogan on Trump's Lying
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    oh that's interesting wow that's going to be fun fun household one of the interesting things about this to me is that his back is to all these people which is very odd right so they're all behind him instead of having a static backdrop you getting to part of the thing as the other people it's not just him it's their reactions yeah it's it's a sense of belonging to a weird group yeah and everyone has that like leftist and rightist and whatever I'll have this weird belonging but when it's what they're telling people that right it's a weird things it's not like it's all lies right there's there's often lies there there but it's like a very different mixture of yaks than you would get from the rest of the media and a lot of it is it very clear if you if you follow Fox News like they're they're targeting an older white rural suburban audience right ghettos old white people to pay attention or sending a message that the world is kind of scary and weird and yeah we need to protect ourselves add something like that I don't know I think it's number one and it's f****** off all they just they just there was at the pole that goes back to the you know social credit thing they did a poll what is the most trusted news source and functions given number to what's number one BBC. Makes sense will CNN has taken a giant hit because it has constant constant berating of them and then you see Jim Acosta you know the whole these all these Pro wrestling fans like giving him the finger and screaming at them and what is a hard thing to come back from because you know once you know like one another thing that Trump said was that you don't believe anything you're told you heard from me and yeah it's just what and then after listening to this Radiolab podcast about these Russian troll farms in about how they Implement these things got to think is all of this organic is how many of how much of this is orchestrated how much of this attacking CNN is orchestrated it's part of it hard to Donald Trump works that like compared to previous presidents he's really just putting in the hours that's not true give him credit he gives people a narratives that works for them they they spent so little time going over Donna brazile's book about how the DNC have been corrupted and about how they rig the primaries for Hillary and really screwed Bernie Sanders over this is not a narrative they dwelled on they didn't dwell on the fact that she illegally deleted 30-plus thousand emails and said they were about yoga class I mean just as Preposterous as it's just as damning against CNN as some of the nonsense is Fox News. There's no one pure organization of news that's holy objective suggested I would I think that Fox News is special I really believe I think it's but they also sometimes and over correct for that like to try to bend over backwards to be fair like way more Republicans or quote in the New York Times and Democrats ever are there are certainly by Aziz and certainly Miss representation of reality from all of these different Outlets but I think Fox News is special among the major ones I would concede that but I also think that one example like the New York Times is different because the New York Times I feel like because of the fact that it's actually right and it's in text you're not dealing with people that have to be comfortable performing in front of a camera which eliminates a large swath of intellectual it's a very different medium I don't think he would stand out dinosaurs before I worry about what happened next cuz I don't think that Trump will win again I think you will all right I don't think so highly possible he'll win again in the game so but they're going to feel even more disenfranchising disenchanted an angry after he lose then they do now and that's that's going to be a problem I think that's a real fear and I think that the one of the reasons why I said it's entirely possible and I don't know if he will win again but I don't even know if I believe he'll win again but I think it's a possibility and I think that one of the reasons why I think that is I don't see who's the the big candidate on the other side of supposing him that stands out right now yeah it's a problem I think there's a real issue with people not wanting the job it's a really scary job no I mean it it it sucks you dry like a vampire that's hooked up to the back of your neck it's just so even with him with his unique ability to sociopathic Lee sort of navigate the Waters of accusations and guilt he still looks beaten down by this job yeah but people want it maybe not the people people are now but the only one in my bed this could be 10 people running at least I mean I think the bike is at least 50% chance to run Elizabeth Warren's definitely going to run Native American Heritage she claimed is how she got into Harvard and she you should use that in order to get special status and that's a problem you know whether or not you should forgive someone for something they did a long long time ago which I think you probably should that the problem is it's sort of in some ways negates a lot of the good work and things that she said because people say I can't trust her she lied about her actual ethnicity how much it will matter right light 2008 we had a race between a Vietnam war hero and a black guy whose middle name is Hussein told me that a few years earlier who's going to win Obama was so charismatic and so uniquely intelligent and smooth and relaxed and statesmanlike I think he see fit the bill when we wanted to present worried about like he went to Jeremiah Wright's church and things like that right stuff I think Cory Booker is going to run Kamala Harris might run who knows there's a bunch of people died and didn't run and I kind of don't think that he should but he's getting up there in 1988 in Boston we used to have Joe Biden night at the comedy clubs and Joe Biden night was a night when we would do other people's material cuz this is when Joe Biden busted connect the British politician into and this was when he was running for president in 88 right and so we never done very well running for president like he's so I think he was a good vice president of people like him for that and they might not want him to do more than that easy do you know making the handmaid's tale behind the scenes he seems like he's kind of laying back there like especially over the last few months like that Trump is so insane that you see very little Mike pennel you see very little of him but I think that he's trying his best to put in policies behind-the-scenes well what is this new thing that Jeff sessions is trying to push religious freedom yeah well this is what you do Michael malice was tweeting about this to the day when it when he he he tweeted as he said when I said that a version of sharia law could very well be coming out of this Administration this what I'm talking about yeah it's weird to be let those Christians do whatever they want and do it by law those Christians do whatever they want right and do it by law because deal with you that's there right when whole groups are being subject systematically to discrimination


    Joe Rogan - Does Free Will Exist?
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    say the next thing you're going to say and is it how much of it is biological how much of it is your life experience how much of it is it information that's dancing your head how much it is you interacting with me the last thing that I've said to you yeah so I had this podcast will and I think the world work the other question is what words should be attached to how the world works and the first one is interesting but it's kind of boring but when it comes to free which which is I don't think that I have some ways of thinking my way into overcoming laws of physics right like I'm made of atoms made of particles that obey the laws of physics if I talk about myself is a large collection of atoms and particles obeying the laws of physics then clearly there's no free will there's just the solution to the equations and sometimes we function branches in this out to of me but none whatever it is there's no spark of Consciousness that lets me overcome what the equation say is going to happen but guess what that's not a fruitful way to go through your life and I'm talking about human beings when you meet somebody for the first time and you say let you know what he do who are you they don't give you a list of their atoms and say whatever is doing inside let you let go ahead and solve Schrodinger's equation to figure out what's going to happen next right you tell us a story you say that you're a person you know you grew up in a certain place you condense the information about who you are into a few Salient points and among those helium points are I am a person who thinks it makes decisions every person in the world no matter how anti free will they are talks about people as if they make decisions and the reason they do is because that's how that's the best way to talk about people it's not like it's a compromise like if if you don't know the atoms molecules and somebody's body and you're not intimately computationally powerful so you can predict the future then it's correct to talk about people as agent to make decisions we call that Free Will I call that free will most philosophers call it free will if you don't want to call it free will be my guest I when I looked at it and I have had this conversation with Sam as well I totally see his point and I think he makes 100% sense it says it is no arguing with it I really think it's it's very rational that approach but I also think that it's a very much like we were talking about earlier that it's not necessarily just a one or a zero but it's a combination of these things 3 will there has to be there is some mechanism that uses to do one thing for is another there is some computation there's calculation there's debate or discussion there's a thing inside of you whatever it is whatever that process is that's causing you to I mean how many times have people stayed up all night going over and over and over certain idea trying to find a rational conclusion all the time thanks because it becomes very very hard to know where to attach the word I or you when you're talking about that's like we tend to say I made a decision okay that's fine right I decided to have this can of pure caffeine that you put in front of me and drink it I could have decided otherwise so that it doesn't make sense to say I could have decided otherwise and if you define yourself as the following list of atoms and particles in a store configuration then no then the laws of physics said that that was going to happen but I don't know what all that is that's not a useful way of talking so is a whole nother way of talkin that says I'm a person I kind of like coffee but I already had a cup this morning and know there's a chance there's a probability like you say that I would drink this in a probability that I would not and those are completely compatible because my atoms were in the following configuration something like that right that's like talking about us as humans and then switching vocabularies talking about us as atoms and that's where you get in trouble it's a weird reduction his take on what it means to be a person that thinks when someone sits down right something like where's all that coming from as well there is an interesting question about you know how much we will ultimately be able to unpack and understand about that right right now the brain is pain and there's so much we don't know about remember things so so where it matters is how we treat people like Willis Case is responsibility Blaine like if if you think about the person makes choices than you can assign responsibility to them for making the choices they made yes that's what we do in the world if someone chooses to rob a bank we choose to put them in jail right and someone someone could come along and say no one ever does this but someone could come along and say Well they're just a bunch of atoms laws of physics how can you blame them right right what if you could like put someone in an MRI and a brain scanner and say yeah you know what tomorrow they're going to rob a bank do you arrest them is that is that enough fight the fact is there rain was hooked up to to violate the law in the future is that enough to sign personal responsibility to them for that or do you more thought process before the actual action takes place isn't it both the correct that thought process with education or some sort of awareness training or something where you could shift the Consciousness and abruptly sort of disassemble determinism at its most problematic Point kind of ideas that are very popular right now which is the question of moral luck so if you're driving down the street and you're buzzed your drunk right maybe you get home fine maybe someone jumps out of your car and you run them over cuz you don't have the agility or the reflexes cuz you're drunk right so you are the same person you went home you're drunk and you're driving home but depending on the outside world in the world we blame the person who ran somebody over we we punish them much more severely than the person who got home safely it's not their responsibility they sorta got unlucky there in the world so should we blame people who you'll have the chance of doing it no one knows the answer these questions these are tricky things like we're not very good we human beings that the thing about these probabilistic counterfactual questions yeah that's a good one that is who are you then I mean we're interfacing with random this every time we step out the door that's right but can you treat people that way consistently it's hard and I just thought that what happened in the world was preordained that there was all the great playing out as a master plan or at the very least that there was some sort of karmic influence that made good things good people bad things happen to bad people then the world makes more sense right I don't believe any of that stuff but at least then the world seems if if there's something random you can attach a reason why it happened seems to be something to Karma in that when you do good things you make people feel better they feel about you better and then they interface with you in a more positive way and that sort of like has this outgoing effect I think that you're right that we maybe this is just sort of a western post-enlightenment way of thinking we tend to sort of think about the immediate consequences for our actions for better for worse and in the real world sort of generally bind to be good can often pay back in a good way as the woo-woo thing is that we're putting out this good energy and the good energy is coming back to us and it's a fun way to look at things although there's no evidence of points to it mini yoga class and my yoga instructor is talking about different energy flowing through different chakras or whatever in them where we will comes from yeah yeah it's it's very cuz I've had you done yoga you know like there's a whole Spectrum teachers were basically just physical therapist and there are people who are complete crazy hippies who think the right thoughts you no understanding of really complex issues and behavior is very complex issue sure Behavior and how you feel like do you like what do you feel good we will do you feel spiritually enriched with you feel positive about Humanity to all these things are like which always trying to manipulate these states but it was through meditation mindfulness training the trying to figure out a way to positively on your face you know it's true and goes back to YouTube comments because want me human being but I think and I think that the internet does magnify some of our bad Tendencies right and I think that you're among these and it's all right I totally include myself as a bad actor here in the sense that it's just so easy to be sarcastic and put people down and do you know disagree and sort of dismissive ways I don't think that's good I would like to live in a world where people including myself even when we disagree with people even are you people who are stupid or not trying to engage them improve their lives just you know get on with our own lives rather than trying to have a smart key come back like I get that there's a purpose to snort and sarcasm in whatever but it weighs you down right like yeah this is why people complain about Twitter and social media their lives just you know get on with our own lives rather than trying to have a smart key come back like I get that there's a purpose to snort and sarcasm in whatever but it weighs you down right like yeah this is why people complain about Twitter and social media like someone else is making me feel down on the internet


    Joe Rogan - Opie and Anthony Got Me Into Podcasting
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    had to do it because otherwise you'd check your phone I check my phone get up and go to the bathroom it's like it would be a normal thing to do but by putting his headphones on and by having his microphone in front of our face Wheelock in mold but this is the only way we'd have this conversation and it's made me far better at talking to me and understanding conversations and understanding what they are and also examining my own speech patterns and the way I communicate and I'm getting better at it because you wanted to talk to people but I think that's what it should be it should just be that interests and having a conversation while you still like doing radio I would go to stand up there I would have to promote it on the radio in the old days and I would get there and I would get there early and you know smoke a joint before hand trick cup of coffee get in start talking s*** and having a good time and laughing about that be fun ever radio show man I just go in there and talk and have fun but the problem was to me was like always a censorship has like a sensory yourself Anthony show and Opie and Anthony has a show on you know was first it was damn that it became serious and and then they split up but when I would do that it was Opie and Anthony and Jim Norton I was like this is the best this is so fun and the way they did it credit to them the way they did it was different than any radio show I've ever been a part of because there was no structure that all there was brain comics in there just be me and Ari shaffir and Bill Burr and Joey Diaz it was no structure at all it was just Anthony is such a smart and funny guy Dobby with sort of run the thing and and Jim was there and they would just let everybody talk and I'll be like this would be amazing you just come in and hang out and have fun and then going to start doing a podcast after that it was because of that and then Anthony did a thing called live from the compound he calls his house the compound and he did like this thing in his basement we had a green this thing in his basement we had a green screen and you just don't show he did karaoke why was holding a machine guys f****** crazy but he had a studio that he built in his basement like with legitimate equipment and I went and that inspired me and that that is literally what started me off to do a podcast of seeing that he had set this up in his basement


    Joe Rogan - The ACLU Changed Free Speech Definition?
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    stop them they kick them I mean he's out cold with pants down there kicking him in the head I don't think people realize the effects that one of those ear ages can have on your psyche and I think them people they see something like the lion guy or the dude who f****** caught the foul ball and Cubs game or f****** you know Metzger or anything like that Zeitgeist moves on you know people can move on and thanks I'm not there still getting hundreds of stuff a day saying f*** you f*** you f*** it still happening and so you all move on like something happened but overwhelming but this thing you can't get out I still think that's was flailing off that s*** off you still trying to find himself all these f****** attackers from Talking five years ago like that's three years ago but like you don't just come clean of that other people I hate f*** you for killing a lion like you were added to their f****** break in Psychology it's not an easy thing to get over and you don't see it all but it's so much I mean I called him and his wife might get offline right now Ralphie too and that she was having to him it was like you need to give this to someone else cuz it won't do any of you know you're wrong apologize to all of us play f*** you you like it's 10,000 people telling you that want to let you know on follow Alex Jones was right yeah it's it's a it's a Nutty time we live in yeah it is another time and it's a time of outrage if there's there's outrage sport out there to be had and there's you know there's a legitimate outrage isn't Dorian like it both things are happening my friend people in DC pulled over on the side of the road but not the business like that but it busy like the three lines there so he's two kids walking home in 10 year old and eight year old is on the Run just walking lady pulled over who are you where's your parents and they're like I don't know but they're probably home and I'll share on the playground and she was like no. are there in like what's all this and like we saw your kids walking alone and like yeah what for the park right and they like yeah do that and like what do you mean like we taught them we walk with them from the parking of times and we taught our kids enough to where we trust that they can come home for the parking lot we've taught them how to do that we trust him with it and then people like I guess so and there was a split in the story most people Reddit 90% of the people that's a parent's decision you know 10% of people will let you know I wouldn't do that with my kids that's f****** them and those people reached out on Twitter on Facebook and to f*** you shut the kids taken away from you and that 10% evil 90% said yeah parent-teacher kids whatever that 10% means thousands of people coming at you saying you're a horrible teacher you're a horrible father yeah you're in the right here and you're still getting all this negativity but nobody ever has a cash it and nobody ever is prepared for that no one should have to help their clients that anybody who is in that sort of a situation with a clearly wrong just an open Target or I can go I got a great story goes how much is a funny one you made up yeah people f*** you I just feel like we're stalled out in our cultural evolution in a way that I feel like we're in these movements of change and I think I see a lot of positive things but I don't see nearly enough like friendliness and compassion I think we really need more of that as human beings this is not lasting you're not going to laugh no one's lasting you know die we're all going to die we're here for a certain amount of times not permanent and while you're here we can make everything better for everybody just being nicer to each other can be done I mean it's not going to be done so I think but it can be done a little drippy I think what you do is going to affect your own life but what I can do is yeah but I'm going to do is go outside and enjoy some freedoms I have like a f****** Park yeah I actually enjoy your life to letting people f****** take you down this horrible Road forum for debating ideas but people have never been more dogmatic and aggressive about their cannot to and the left gets violent now this is a weird thing that didn't used to happen for a son Nick depalo get punched in the face by some woman at a show so self-righteous that you feel like he has had a punch him in the face get a giant black eye and said you can't be filed against someone that used to go will look who you're what they was like a dice type act and then some of those people like hardcore KKK Pepperell people like look for your family well if you want that logic some of the people following you guys are pretty f****** s***** I won't call you on a logic cuz I'm going to hypocrite but like it ain't your fault but like they are some of them are getting violent now Kevin quoted saying that they believe in violence when there is no other solution supporting and Tifa antifa is destructive violence in to take away oppressors and that freeze this is a big one this is one that has been coming up lately more more often even the ACLU changes stance on free speech and they they they're deeming free speech is something that's not hurtful to someone else but that's not what Free Speech it's like what is the most recent reading about Free Speech there's something about ACLU stance on free speech so you can't infringe my believe if you can friend John 365 songs you don't friends in the right to someone else so that you can burn the flag if you want but you can't burn the flag in my apartment I don't think I think they're shifting what do it if you are dismissing them in a race are you insulting them in a racist way I think that we have tendonitis are there white people there's a problem with saying okay so he's heard this theory that like what if making fun of white people and that's missing wifey. economic despair in all black neighborhoods because of racist laws and things haven't bounced out yet so you're allowed to God people if you want to put it down s*** on a Catholic yeah unless they're f****** kids yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah what the f*** man look into that guy's background ratzinger look into the mean is several cases of that there's so many there's documentaries on it I think speak no evil twin the documentaries of different priest that we're just molesting to scores of kids damn they're monsters it's so crazy man they were just that's what they did that's what everybody to do them as they did and they got away with it forever who wants to know point out some like Jewish rabbi that like has raped a kid or something like that and sexy happened to Judaism two recent someone's criticism is different from those challenges to our worker critiques is predicted on a fundamental misrepresentation she falsely accused of the ACLU of having secretly changes policy and free speech and of launching an investigation to determine who leaked the secret are quote quotes leaked and then quote secret document that she claims revealed this asserted change in policy in fact the ACLU remains fully committed to defending Free Speech as a documentary sides supposedly reforms Express here if I have to fake news so somebody put out the fake news according to the ACLU good I said once there was violence committed because of your organization you can no longer stay you're not a terrorist organization or you can no longer say you have the right to protest when it causes violent and then this is on NPR stand in the coast was like okay so just so you know though other than there are liberal group not crazy but like liberal decide whether or not it's then we have to Outlaw Buckeyes matter and there was no no no we can't do that you can't say Charlottesville don't have a right to say go home Tikes you're taking our jobs biggest rap is getting stuck in Boise Great America you can't put your s*** out it goes it will always go to a point where to be super super repressive well if one person who is not doing anything wrong can't speak you've done something wrong yeah you could easily compromised our group 2 and turn into a terrorist organization by infiltrating it having someone cause violent sign in you can't put your s*** out it goes it will always go to a point where to be super super repressive well if one person who is not doing anything wrong can't speak you've done something wrong yeah you could easily compromised our group 2 and turn into a terrorist organization by infiltrating it having someone cause violent sign in


    Joe Rogan - The Rock Can Do Whatever He Wants!
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    think about as they're giving you an opportunity to look at what the possible if you really dedicate yourself and you should choose that is a valuable life lesson like wow look at that guy doing so well or look at this girl like kicking ass and doing all this how did she accomplish that I should write all those things how does she make all these movies how does she do all these things like f*** the people don't do that the natural instinct is to look at someone who's like some crazy like super competitive person like the rock or something like that everything is in everything you want to sit on it but he's such a nice guy you can't it's a real problem but you could do that guy could do terrible movie after terrible movie no one cares cuz he's such a good guy you could do whatever you want as soon as a nice guy he's a very nice guy and he's the real deal that's really what he does I mean that guy really does show up in a f****** hotel room for in the morning flies across the world and immediately starts working out wow he's an animal like a like a I want to be inspired. Guys worth more money than everyone he makes more money than anybody has ever made any money in movies he still shows up out of place they got a f****** big one of them elliptical machines waiting for them wait waiting for him he goes to town who do like 45 minutes of cardio when he f****** land flying across the world lift weights for an hour please keep going you just keep going you find a way to not complain stay positive and just keep going and that's very like that around for you remember that when he was he was third string and playing f****** football in Canada he wasn't even know it was shared a mattress with that was the last guy who got kicked out of a team Jesus Christ Superstar everybody sees his movies he's such a good guy but he hears be really clear. Kind of genetics but with that guy is that is just like we were talking about was Iceland that's the same s*** that's the same s*** with the Pacific Islands minutes from Warrior DNA son that's a giant man that's a huge super powerful man who f****** is so driven like we are lucky we are lucky that dude is not on the biggest f****** horse he can find the pigs battle I mean that's what these people come from man you don't get to be that big if you don't have like some sort of great lineage of Warriors behind you you mean this that's so much bigger than most people bigger than Schwarzenegger Warrior bloodline some crazy Viking bloodline because before guns that was what was most important when you see a guy like the rock or you see it. person of the rock to the mountain who is the mountain mountains behind them 250lb on them both of them a significant in a galaxy S7 Edge so big so big I'll talk six nine or some s*** 69 dude that is so crazy I weigh more than both of them that's not true


    Joe Rogan - Side Effects of Carnivore Diet
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    be right about now I'm getting liquor feel like I like my butthole or you felt like I have broken glass inside feeling so I finally I pushed too hard having a baby call Maggie just go I saw like I wet myself and it might the toilet paper look like a f****** tampon and I was in pain dude it says the veins around your anus tend to stretch under pressure and meatballs or swell swollen veins hemorrhoids can develop from increased pressure the lower rectum due to straining during bowel movements sitting for long periods of time on the toilet Eddie Bravo as a hilarious bit about it being on his phone on his phone taking a s*** it's very funny, can you talk about it I think you talked about on here but it was crazy not good for your butthole to be sitting in that I will describe the feeling and the pain it feels like we're talking about it a bit I said that it felt like every night do that goes far side of my enemy by f*** you in the ass that night before and I blew my butthole out of gas and then like 3 days later to weeks while I'm afraid of f****** need man have a friend of mine got to go to the doctor and they had to literally break up the s*** in his butthole let it go up his butt hole with an instrument and break it up and flush him out something to take some hardcore drugs and they had to go in there this concrete log that he had the bottom of his butthole and then he knows he hadn't s*** in many couldn't get it out so he was literally plugged up and it's not like he's going to stop eating rocks at the end of his booty tunnel and it's it's real property bad the real problem here but it was all bad with all dry with ugly man painful and then I peed I peed after I finish peeing it was hurting my butthole after I peed I mean I just can't imagine the broccoli is killing you I think if broccoli is killing you, there's probably something else wrong you should probably get your blood work done front figure out what the vitamins are if you eat broccoli and start getting headache bra eat broccoli stalks about games I eat broccoli I get a headache forever like that possible but when did broccoli ever become something that you can you feel shity after you ate has anybody ever said that f****** get headaches with my immune system for a while people of fiber all cruciferous a great word cruciferous vegetables can make you grassy knoll gassy crucify like I said gassy gassy are you a scientist or not you f*** okay when you're a scientist use scientific term you don't say gassy with me but he scared of saying farts gassy but the health benefits outweigh the discomfort yeah so there's certain people like that I think have a real physical issue like Jordan Peterson's one of them when he describes like he he literally can't have anything other than meat and at this point is life orgasm headaches I think certain people may all bulshit side might have a real biological issues vegetables which sounds insane but it only makes sense people have a problem with everything there is there certain people that have a problem with almost everything everything are allergic to Citrus is people allergic to certain can you just go on an all meat diet all those symptoms of those allergies go away why wouldn't it make sense to people I mean they're ever wanted to so many people fighting off the idea this carnivore diet that you only eating meat you feel fantastic you're probably dealing with a bunch of people that have undiagnosed interactions like a negative and interactions with vegetables this is probably something about their system that does not go well with vegetable so they should take vitamins meet me and you better find a way to get some Fiber kids and want to get all backed up mess with a good thing if you eat like really fatty meat though you don't have that problem if you eat like a ton of Ribeyes it is Greece's up that hole pipeline you like what everything comes a flying out I think when you start eating that lean ground bison meat you know what no butter like you don't have a problem or Butterball top of it so it's got he got like The Pact that bison here and then you got the water behind it and it's concrete defying it and its way through your body have some broccoli bro some people really firmly believe that there is bad for you and that's something I've never tried but never tried to not have dairy I've never tried to like way off a hundred percent Dairy I don't eat much but if I do it's mostly cheese hardly ever drink milk unless it's with cookies and whenever I do so weird I should have myself and my mom never told me but eating cheese I have problem to get stuffed off it'll come out damn with almond milk and soy milk now I feel good. I feel like people don't believe me that you begin your f****** fat what do you eat crops why you posted eggs on them just give it all up man I got so scared after all right I start bleeding man and I said you know what point do you feel better I feel good but you feel better I feel good I don't have I don't have the runs I do that s*** on myself anymore you ever try this other types of diets or just the first one the Hollywood Diet you know you wake up in the morning and do some coke and party that I'm working out


    Joe Rogan on the AIDS Epidemic
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    iskcon killing someone somewhere in the neighborhood of 10% of the population on Earth to kill more people than AIDS anymore anymore when we were kids terrified of a while eating the thing that slowly killing you terrified of getting today's chew little kid gets it everybody want to go to school no more of that one kid going to school in Magic. And everything was alright magic got it I remember being in my car I was in my car I was living in Revere Massachusetts and rear yeah the apartment complex and I was driving my car and I was on the I was on the road listening to the radio like you know you see where the traffic lights are UCC remembers like burned in your brain like a Magic Johnson has AIDS what in my car what what I remember thinking like it was a scene in The Vampire zombie outbreak like oh my God getaway in condoms right away afterwards I don't think so mean either do you know the savage mean you know fully aroused that the thinking straight like you you're operating at about like 10% of your normal resources you like AIDS whatever you know it's crazy that it was just primarily gay people and drug users that were getting it sort of weird disease man that's a that's a weird one man that's a strange thing that you're when your body soap weakening and shutting down like wow but when you really think about the actual danger and death even while I was in its height of killing I don't think it was killing people as much as the flu was right the numbers I'm finding our depending on worldwide or us so worldwide tuberculosis is now killing more people than AIDS but this says that only 1.1 million people today in the US are living with AIDS and I think I saw but living with AIDS is like you're at the border of getting AIDS though it is a site yeah you have supposedly this again supposedly it's like you have HIV immune system gets weekend you catch AIDS which is acquired immune deficiency syndrome which means your T-cell levels of reach a certain count where they identified as AIDS right and HIV says that 1.2 million people have received an AIDS diagnosis since the early 80s since early 80s okay so 1 million people and there have been twelve thousand in 2014 or 12333 deaths due to any cause of people with diagnosed HIV infection ever classified as AIDS and what does it mean I'll say it again it says there were 12333 deaths due to any cause of people with diagnosed HIV infection ever classified as AIDS is not a strange way of saying that yeah with. I don't know what that means so is that a million people died last year from it but they'll be worldwide in this then contradicts cuz it says a million people have only been diagnosed in the sizzle in the US and other numbers worldwide so it gets really sketchy 6721 deaths were attributed directly to HIV so it seems that they they definitely think it's still killing people still is tuberculosis how many people die from the flu every year what you think would be the most the route most ruthless normal killer would be the flu the flu killed the most people 36,000 way more way more people got Jack by the flu every year every year and what was the number from the AIDS number was total right how many of those people. Flu shots though what is it deaths of the flu per year if we are not scared of the thing that kills us the way more we're really scared of the thing that kills less people because it kills them through butt sex but they like look we can stop that we can stop all this but texts weird right it's weird like when we maybe it's just because it's a new thing that was killing people because it didn't exist and it did exist that's probably what it is right like yeah because it came out of nowhere remember Sam kinison's bid on it shouldn't make fun of AIDS straight people can get it to you about it like way back then so how do you say seems like late 70s right somewhere on 1982 I read that there's around 300,000 total deaths in 1/3 of New York 300,000 totaled sa-30 New York and the flu this is all told ever again and while these people are also doing a lot of drugs I would wonder if you know if they're really partying hard and they also get AIDS I would always wonder like how much of you partying hard is destroying your immune system to like if your if you have a disease like say you have cancer and you're struggling with cancer and you decide to hardcore start smoking meth and then you die from the cancer like is it isn't didn't something else kill you to write not saying cancers good for you or cancer certainly bad for you but if you have cancer and you decide to go on a meth binge and destroy your immune system it's got to contribute to your health but we don't consider that will consider off the f****** cancer got them canceled it did get them definitely did get them but he was also smoking meth all day feeling good he was amped with cancer that's that's also because he died of a heart attack or garlic answer game heart attack yeah probably there probably has something to do with it definitely was not good Stephanie not good to have cancer it's also not good to be smoking meth while you have cancer will get that bad so how many of these people that got AIDS were like extremely healthy folks that like in a jog on a regular basis and ate a lot of fruit and vegetables perspective I'm just cute as a curious person I would like to get all that I would like to know what is it that I actually does it is it is it the meth that kills you is it a disease that killed using a combination of all these things we want to tribute death to one thing but I would imagine that with all the people that have died of the flu there certain number of deaths we look at the flu like man that can the flu could just catch you the flu could just catch you and you when you already weak to maybe you're rundown you been working too much and then the flu hit you when your immune system is devastated and it gets deep into you and gets you everybody's vulnerable mean the thing about diseases that's so strange to me so it's some of them are associated with certain certain groups of people like AIDS like AIDS is one of those ones is just so associated with gay people that it took a really politically-charged disease and we concentrate on it like really heavily but I think I really think it wasn't Jason was also that it was it was new knew it was a new thing that was killing people that day we were always worried about that right there's no way these pandemic movies or some new crazy disease Breaks Loose just runs rampant we don't have an immune system for it people start dying and I need to get the medication to the people and send it to the baby disadvantage one that is connected to gay people and people are got what are they doing over there what are they raising your blood from Chandler but it's so weird that wolves all going on how many people dying from cancer every year just from smoking cigarettes it's f****** crazy numbers crazy numbers people dropping like flies and no one think about that when you see a guy smoking a cigarette you don't think that guys killing themselves are guys outside does poison himself like a guy with weak livers what is a strange to me like we get really specific about what fears we have in terms of what way we die and when a new disease comes along that becomes like one of the most specific ones but while you're indulging in all these behaviors that are also kill you and way larger numbers then diseases f****** weird man very weird human beings me included or so strange


    Joe Rogan - Felipe Esparza on Coming to America from Mexico
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    crazyshit about the wall I'm sure you seen where it goes into the ocean yeah I was there to stop people from going around that that is the silliest thing ever that is like having this gigantic like a door yeah that's a door that may be hard to bring all your s*** so what happened did these guys right there on the Mexico side those guys over there on the California side like that is the weirdest s*** ever that they volleyball with each other crazy just what up with a string relax I haven't said any of that not saying that they just look at this just as I use your brain just look at this objectively and see how bizarre it is that there's a gigantic physical boundary to keep certain people from going into a certain area I mean I think that that one day that has not be a thing anymore right when you say that is a crazy thing to justify like you can't come to the good spots like the good spots are limited to be no more no more good spot that's the fear and here's the thing man that's perfect lived in a sweet place like a name a city. Too many people perfect size Boulder Colorado and more people moved into Boulder 100,000 you like what the f*** what the f*** is this you can't go anywhere now everybody's rude people start getting antsy that the way they drive a faster that's what happens when more more gags you fix that that's what that's what we need to fix not like whether or not there's a wall how do you fix people from getting crazy and no man radically that's what happens to places you get too many people they just f****** change but it's still strange fucsia wall it is man examined idea we have weird parents that we have to listen to for a whole life that those parents of the government I know you like it when I was little boy I was living in Mexico and my mother she just tied me up to a stump out of Summer runaway holyshit to follow my dad to work everyday but that was like I think he was like a steel worker or something he worked on a lathe so you work with metal all the time and I will follow him to to work everyday cuz I was bored little kid I guess and then I'll run away every day and my Mama Thai me up to a little spree start with a rope that basically Jesus Christ holy s*** that's a weird memory Idaho right play my dad took off to remember Mexico tall I remember a bathroom with outside like an outhouse and what do we use a flashlight to go outside and I remember mosquitoes everywhere and my mom's family all living in like in one big ranch with different houses and it was f****** Dusty mean it was. The only living in Sinaloa Mexico and a truck that will water the the ground everyday because it was too Dusty I don't know cement but then my dad took us to United States and we followed him we came we would we live we were living in Tijuana Mexico for about two years to remember how you get through yeah we're at with all my dad made it through first start up another family than coming out of it we were living with my aunt her name is Julio and she lived in Tijuana Mexico right next to that where that where the gate is Polonia today say what's up and we went across with a like a coyote indoors mugler my mom pay the money and we got in his car we crossed we made it through a checkpoint back in the day in San Clemente California the California sheriff department was just the countertops will randomly stop cars you know like too many people in one car and it's hard to happy so they got us that lead to put us in there like in a holding cell my mom went one way we went the other way and maybe throw three wheeler Brothers I have my little brother was like three in one or two wetbacks or illegal people that seems kind of crazy I don't know what I do remember crying or being scared I just know that we watching cartoons you know how American cartoons that's how you remember and then they caught us we went back again and they caught it again in another car and we got separated again but this time we were held for a longer time and where my aunt when she saw them just jokingly wow but the third time was like my dad and my mom came over this crazy idea because we have brothers Nomad cousins in San Ysidro California and my mom said you know what we just borrow their passports you know to cross that in that I don't remember this you know just found out recently that what happened my brother told me my little young brother we just a moment a little girl like a full-on little girl because I thought that we had like three passports and you were boys one was growing we took straws again and my mom and my aunt be forced my little brother to be a little girl Santino you know dancing getting ready playing with Lego Barbie dolls and so he was preparing preparing DeNiro bro and remember that I'm some other car pictures are we going to be jumping another car right away and then we jumping another car and then that car drove us to count to of Southern California where like in Compton somewhere and Carson we're in the house they had that it was funny when they call for illegal immigrants going to go to Boyle Heights because I was a father is so that women are going to Boyle Heights and didn't speak no English at all but I picked up English by the way you know cuz your little like watching bionic woman is here Six Million Dollar Man to say Hazard so you basically picked it up from TV yeah what kind of like listen what in English 102 it was different from now there was no like separating these kids who don't speak Spanish and put them in a english-as-a-second-language class I started I started on kindergarten so so you just picked it up I picked it up. got time for you you're going to pick it up or not because you were you were so young your brain could pick up another language really quickly is that what they say like young people their brains pick up languages quicker what do you like give more of a desperation for figuring it out but I bet you a little kid that comes from another country like you did well you're a perfect example you learn from TV that's crazy so you want to just talk to people around you and television television nobody's saying and television television nobody's saying this is how you say this is a pronoun this is a noun this is a verb no no nobody told me that I had a cousin who lived in Santa Paula and she taught me that all that stuff like this how you say this word together


    Joe Rogan - How Corrupt is Somalia?
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    journalism beginner know some people just want to jump in the fire the point in first place what was the point with what did you hope to get out of this trip to Somalia noticed while I was watching the trial in in Hamburg was this Clash a modern liberal state which is what Germany is and so is America by the way and an archaic crime and Germany in fact is newer than the United States in the census Constitution was written in 1949 when nobody was thinking about piracy so the laws against piracy extremely lenient in German law in a way that they're not in Spanish in America we have laws that dates back to when it was a capital crime and biscuit the dream is to know how to deal with these guys and I thought it was fascinating in the first place that this ancient crime and revived after a couple centuries of relative quiet and so that tension on its own was interesting and it was worth the book because nobody was quite approaching it that way you know so that tension is still interesting that tension is still alive so there is certainly threats to Modern liberal states going on around the world were the trials in Berlin there was a trial in Hamburg and I was going back and forth from Berlin it was 10 guys from Somalia who tried to hijack a cargo ship that belong to a German ship ship something in that was based in Hamburg I think they were overpowered by the Dutch Navy but the Dutch handed them over to the Germans in fact the Dutch said okay will do this as long as we don't have to try them because everyone knew from the outset that there's going to be a problem trying somalis in what way in Europe in general but especially in Germany I think there's actually a a law against shipping them back to Somalia because it's considered not a safe place for them for them even for them and I think that's not once they were convicted I think they should have been deported after they serve their that's so bizarre but but if they were shipped back to Somalia how would they be treated like government like in Somali I asked some of my parents about that it is corrupt it's it's either corrupt or non-existent so the the government of Somalia is with focused around Mogadishu and it just doesn't have that much power in the provinces and I was in one of the one of the provinces and because the province's don't get a whole lot of money from Mogadishu so that they run their own businesses wins in some cases piracy I asked one of my guards what would happen if a pirate went and got thrown into jail and some other country and then came back and tried to you know set up friendships again with his old pirate buddies or whatever would he be killed hoodie being in dangerous on a no problem yes it is so they're there are laws on the books especially in the Regents and even prisons for pirates the problem is that Clan relationships are a lot more important than newly written laws and so even prior to go to jail this was true about one boss in my case might get out again so this guy this guy who was a pirate boss in my case wound up in jail while I was still captive for one month in Mogadishu and wind up walking wow captive for piracy I think for having weapons that the government didn't expect to see you in one of his houses so something off to the side but really sketchy system of bartering and payoffs and that's so you know who you're related to there are other prisons for low-ranking pirates in how much time those guys are going to spend in jail and what happened with the people in Germany they got a total of 7 years I think or an average in German in Germany and then what happened when they were released wow that's a whole separate but as it turned out a few of them anyway and probably went right back into the business illicit or profitable or whatever and there's a wide variety of people that they target right they target people and individual crafts they target large boats commercial vessels yep they they did all of that the crew on the fishing ship the tuna vessel was 28 and then I meant to say what waa fisherman the two guys from the Seychelles were small-time so they were just on a small craft what is Seychelles the Seychelles is a chain of islands off Africa a country that belongs to Africa but has the vessel were from a relatively big ship the guys from the Seychelles were from a small private craft and I was an example of captured on land and these people that were from the small private craft who were they trying to get money from just anyone who knows them is that how they they do this yeah or whoever anybody that time collection of them Electronics track money from people that know them Pirates are in the kidnapping business but they don't always know what they're doing the bosses I think got used to demanding a lot of money from shipping companies and finding out that if you hold a ship stubbornly for a long time you got a lot of money from the insurance company or whatever that calculation doesn't work with human being so in other words everyone else on Earth who who negotiates for human being expects the person's price to go down as the time we know where is on and it took a while for pirates understand that wow what is it I mean when you're you're dealing with all this like what what is it like on your psyche when you're getting two years in two and a half years in and you you have some sort of light the tunnel what what is it what does it feel like well I didn't know there was light at the end of the tunnel so two years in that's where you know it was either forgive the guards or self-destruct it was also by then I had also deliberately given let go of her having any kind of hope so that that was the second survival strategy I had to not hope that I was going to because hoping was had a downside. Cycle of Hope and despair was extremely damaging to my mental well-being so the after going through that cycle a few times in my time to find a different way one of the things I've gotten out of travel is I think it your view of the world changes when you see the way people are living in different places you use your spectrum expand you start recognize on-the-go I might be used to Southern California but this is not how they do things in Ohio this is not how they do things in Italy the snot when you go as far as being a captive in Somalia your your spectrum is massive I mean your view of the world being entrenched in that life and being with those people other chewing is narcotic and around kalashnikovs and yelling at each other in a foreign language and watching fist fights and realizing like they don't have anything either what how much is that changed you as a human being and you or your view of human life on Earth well I think understanding of what other people think they obviously come from a completely different perspective and small not only are they Muslim and African but they're also very isolated so is Somalia as a as a rule has always been difficult to penetrate for Outsiders that was true when Richard Burton was there in the 19th century to its it's a closed culture and they have their own way of thinking and also that also the language is not related to most other languages you've heard unless you you're familiar with languages in Ethiopia did you learn any of it a little bit but I resisted learning it from the guards I when I was there I I thought about it like come in Berlin you realize that a lot of East Germans when during the Communist era were taught Russian in school and a lot of them hated it and I was not in a mood to learn Somali Somali once I was a captive so it was similar to that I I learn a few words but I never had a good teacher and when I was a journalist I was relying on translators I would imagine that as a writer that Spectrum the expansion of the spectrum although there's no way you would ever barter it off or bargain to have those experiences to broaden your spectrum it it has to have change the way you put pen to paper and view the world in your your ability to describe things yeah I think you you realize that each individual has certain certain boundaries and certain certain self definitions and no self definitions can be the distance between one individual in another can be enormous but sometimes also their superficial distinctions so inescapable reality is so alien comparison to someone who lives in Bellaire just that contrast between this world that you are so deeply entrenched in for two and two years and eight months like that has got to change the way you look at human life because the gulf and wealth is so enormous amount of money it takes to live in Bellaire and the other way around I mean difficult for someone in California to imagine how little you can get by on and how close to the Earth's most people on the planet lift there's a statistic that I read once that I repeat all the time cuz it still baffles me that if you make more than $34,000 a year you're in the 1% of the world of the world is probably magnified many-fold in Ethiopia very you know in some ways although they want money all the time especially if they're criminals the money that were used to sort of grease in her path through life around here is just not available it's just not enough part of the reality what do they do with money when they get it well it depends if if they're Pirates they Splash out on fancy car or oh yeah I know I was placed in fancy cars I mean yeah no so the Pirates had great cell phones expensive SUVs weapons that they bought you know from abroad and maybe a weapons Bazaar Mogadishu or something like that but that's not cheap either they they bragged about how the the bullets cost like a dollar each you know on that one of them might have been wearing a band of 500 bullets and the cut is expensive so lots of cost an enormous amount of money in Somalia but if you're you know if you're a very ordinary Somali Somali you you getting by on less than a dollar day so there's the ordinary somalis who are not criminals or not Pirates at least and then you has the majority the majority and then you have these pirates that are essentially running through streets in Mercedes Benz Mercedes-Benz one Somali who had some connection to Germany describe note to me you know he he was wandering around and got Kyle because it was his hometown and some wires in such ancestral town and he had met some this was before I got captured


    Joe Rogan - He Was Kidnapped By Somali Pirates!!
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    so just to give everybody a good way to start this you have a book the book is called the desert in the sea and you have one of the most disturbing and craziest stories I think I ever met you were kidnapped by Somali pirates and you were held hostage for more than two years what the f*** was that like and what does it feel like to be a free man now after all that are you kidding Mid-America wandering around the valley what happened and how how did it happen a long story so I went to somebody in the first place to write a book a very different book about Somali pirates right and I so I'm a journalist I was working in Berlin at the time and I had followed very long trial of 10 Somali pirates in Germany in Hamburg for about a year all of 2011 and before that I'd already thought about going to Somalia because the pirate story was interesting in all sorts of ways that I said thought other writers weren't getting too and I met another journalist of a documentary-maker named Ashwood Ramon who also wanted to go to Somalia for his own project and so we talked about going for a long time and by the end of 2011 middle of the trial we all our plans came together and we wound up going in January of 2012 and what we had about 10 days of good research we both got pretty good material and we were in a part of Somali where other journalists gone so we weren't doing something that was totally off the map you know and on the tenth date a hash 1/2 off to the Mogadishu and I went with him to the airport we saw him off and it was on the way back from the airport my truck was waiting for a car and the truck which is actually technical so a battlewagon with the Canon the back stopped us a MacKinnon to the windshield overpowered my guard and 12 guys with classic cars pulled me out of the car so I was put me in another car and we drove off so from that moment on I was a captive Jesus Christ and so they were obviously trying to get hostage about money and I think they were hoping for both of us by the way it feels very lucky that he didn't get captured so they had planned this yeah and they were probably waiting for a car earlier in the morning it was just good luck that we took a different route to the airport how much money were there after 4. See you ask you to other hostages from another part of central Somalia including Jessica Buchanan in American and I think nine Somali guards died in that raid and they had some plan relationship to some of the guys holding me into the guys holding me were very upset and I think that's why they ask for 20 million and 1/2 negotiations but they were being a phony negotiations and some sense because the somalis weren't reported really negotiating so for some background for people that are unfamiliar with the situation and Somalia Somalia if I'm wrong that area was traditionally fisherman and you got the idea from the things that Somali pirates like to say that they're just frustrated fisherman that's only part of the story and so that's a that's a very important promise in the book they they there are no fishing communities on the coast and they're being hard hit definitely by illegal ships that come in just to steal the fish you know but that's a problem Up and Down in Africa and because of that problem when Somalia had no government there was no Navy Navy to defend the coastline local sort of Clan leaders would send out militia boats with militiamen and hold fishing boats for you know $50,000 ransoms / 24 hour. Zeno really nothing very much and they called her license fee and that's how you did business in Somali in the 90s we didn't hear about that it was too small time we start to hear about it when they graduated to capture cargo ships was that there was illegal dumping it wasn't just fishing sir and that they initially called themselves The People's Coast Guard of Somalia or the voluntary Coast Guard I wanted to Pirate gangs tried to call themselves that and no one else but that wasn't really what was going on now I met was a fisherman a poor fisherman captured hundreds of miles from the Somali Coast so that's not protecting the coast so what role does this stuff called cat Khat this is it it's a plant that they chew and it has like a stimulant affect yeah it's a little bit like coca leaf but I think actually it's a narcotic and more but these guys every single pirate I met was a dick and they wound up having to sit in front of these piles of cut every afternoon just to get high enough for their addiction and then like I said they would they would crash at night and then do it again and my case there were there were guards 24 hours a day which meant there was also a shift that slept during the day to cut it night and then and then crash in the morning did you try in that stuff they take like two or three stems with three or four stamps you know you could be depressed and you'd feel better or you could be a little bit sick and you just wouldn't feel it anymore but I didn't want to get addicted to it so I didn't I didn't keep pushing the addictive taking my mood down that's always in the narrative cat stuff that they're somehow or another unhinged because they're on the stuff all the time and you can get really unhinged in the sense that you're once you're wired on it you're easily sort of upset and these guys would have it sometimes have fist fights in front of me and that kind of thing power another as evolved to this point where it's insanely common to kidnap people to the point where if you if you talk about Somali pirates they're the pits of it there very few countries where Pirates go after their name so easily yeah but also have other businesses involved in they get involved in gun smuggling and also even people smuggling on the Horn of Africa so whatever takes that kind of equipment you know SUVs kalashnikovs cheap food when you say people-smuggling what do you mean I found out I'm the person that proved it on the route between Somalia to Libya some former pirate bosses were active in moving people so another words some Ali Sawan Olivia will put themselves in the hands of some traffickers and some of those transcripts might be as pirates but go there as far as just being transported willingly willingly at first and then there's always a place in Sudan with shifts from being willing to being unwilling video taped and put on YouTube which was toys are off live heard this first-hand you insanely disturbing that you're watching a videotape of slave auctions in 2018 what was going on when slavery was legal so another words okay where the where the somalis are involved up to the to the Libyan border is one story and that's the story of covered what happens in Libya is a different story The Clown and the roots that migrants take through Libya the clams they put themselves in the hands of are still the same as the clans in the roots that we use during the slave trade so that there's a there's almost like a you know there's a there's a historical memory thereof what what went on and it's the same thing happening so so I thought I suspect a lot of know how bad it can get the route up until Libya is probably easier than Libya itself Olivia itself seems like a horror show for the migrants was particularly if it's one of those bizarre things we have a horrible dictator like moammar Kadafi and he said well it's probably a good thing to get rid of that guy right but know when you get rid of them then you have this power vacuum and apparently it's a failed State now it's gotten even worse it's it's going in the direction of Somalia right now in there a couple of rival governments put my stable that Somalia was after their dictator fell but it's there's similar there's a similar thing going on it's true coffee was a bad guy and but he was also a bulwark and he knew that and he use that to his Advantage with your work a bulwark against against migration paths I've never heard that expression when you decided to take 10 days and you done all this research what what did you expect when you went there and what was different well so we were careful about finding security we found a Somali Elder in Berlin who could offer the protection of his clan in Somalia and he had done it with another Journal journalist a German journalist and he took us out from jail Kyle and Central Somalia out to the coast takobia which is a pirate tiny mite a part of the government that has no influence their the Pirates are the ones with who have the say-so so what is their business like normal Somali life is going on there but the police force would be when we got there it was pretty quiet and we didn't see much normal life and we had a very organized interview and lunch one afternoon with a with a guy who turned out to be a real pirate and it wasn't a joke and then we we left around sundown in the and that was it we didn't spend a lot of time in her when you were there and you eventually got captured and taken hostage what was the initial experience like so when that happened with the technical with the truck at first my mind actually recoiled from was going on I mean I actually was in denial for a couple of seconds I thought okay just roadblock but once they captured me Jesus and they they they beat me with their guns they broke my wrist they bloody my my Scout and they broke my glasses so that's the other thing I noticed right away it was a blind how about your nearsighted it's not not not good and this is like the initial like right away yeah oh yeah it happened in that first so you're because I was trying to hold the car door close to me that you found it on it with their gun barrels wow and is it hard to talk about this no because now I've written the book I would have been able to do this before writing the book but writing the book familiarize myself with my own memories see how it made me fluent with this material that your physical state seems to shift when you discuss it like you you're like yeah I mean I couldn't imagine it must have been just insane so you said there was a long. Of time before you were before they contacted anybody who do they contact okay so it was a week and they so I had a grant or reporting Grant from the Pulitzer Center on crisis reporting I should have called them had all my notes stolen which means all my phone numbers too and so when they finally brought me up to a bluff with a little cell phone and said call somebody I said will bring me my notes I need to find the right phone number I said no just call someone so call my mom on the phone so she was ready for the phone call you know she's been sitting around for days wondering when she was going to hear from me so but that was also true about the Pulitzer Center is also true about my colleagues at Spiegel online and Berlin was also true about my family in Germany everyone had been briefed a little bit now they waiting for a specific reason why a whole week until I do missing her kind of in a panic to you know you have a broken arm and I really didn't know what was going on and then slowly they brought a doctor in to look at the wrist and then slowly they took us out into the bush and then finally they get put me on the phone so you got medical treatment for your rest sort of cracked I felt I feel bones moving around in there yeah it's been rearranged been reshaped did you eventually get medical treatment when you get home or do ya when I get home there are they talking to you about what they want yeah they said okay you have to demand 20 million dollars from your mother I think I must have smoked or something this is not funny but the rent and for them was also 20 million but that's in each so maybe they were just Dublin City American there was a time where they told you that if people showed up for you that you were going to be killed osher they said that right away because by the time the phone call it happened the The Raid for Jessica Buchanan and poultice that had already happened to so they even mentioned that to mean of course I had no idea what they were talking about I had no news so send it to my mother on the phone I said they're talking about a raid and they're saying if somebody else comes for me I'm going to get shot dead but you know that those are already the terms of a kidnapping that was not a big change in my situation and my mom could tell me very little on the phone about about the rescue but she had something positive in her voice and I thought that doesn't sound like month-and-a-half or something before I found out the pool store two and a half years I wouldn't have two years and eight months God know you ate with them you got used to them did you almost become friends with them sure I became friends with you don't have friends with with about half the pirate guard group that was with me at that point so I was holding no replaces they also Place me on it ship hijacked by Somali pirates for about 5 months and I think I'm the only Western writer to know life on a ship like that five months for the full spring and summer of them 2012 wow and then it was it was after that that I was held on land alone with the guards and that's when I got to know the guards you must have had this feeling like you're never going to find me to move me around and putting me on a ship that was a problem especially when they put me on the ship I I felt like any progress the military had made in finding my location would have been completely reset you know I was terribly depressed when they first put me on the ship you were there for 5 months yeah but once I was on the ship I felt better because there were 28 other hostages the crew of the ship and they were great who was it's always better to have company when your account the other people that were running the ship when they captured it they were there as well and that was a crew of 28 guys from East Asia and Southeast Asia did they speak English only five of them so five of them were from the Philippines and we got along with them really good everyone else we had to get to know somehow and and the ship they couldn't speak to each other either cuz they had on the ship for centuries you know I was a pigeon mixture of English and Chinese and a few other words wow that was fascinating to be sort of like halfway torn like that if I get out of here what a f****** story yeah yeah I knew I was living through interesting things and Gathering good material but after at least a year so in captivity I stopped hoping that I was going to get out alive I'm in things were going so badly as far as the negotiation was concerned that I thought this is really I'm really in deep s*** now is that standard for them to hold people for that long yeah yes or no I think I was held longer than any Westerner but the men on that ship didn't get out for another for a total of five years just under five years they were held what they did get out of benchley they did get out in 20 wow and I was privileged enough to go to Nairobi and see them there I took him by surprise so you flew out to meet them while I was still living in Berlin and I was following the the case very closely and the help raise money the the lawyers who were running it slow me down there and that was really nice and it was nice for the guys to because they were obviously confused it was nothing but very well-meaning but completely Anonymous people around them know and then they kind of came out of the terminal in Nairobi and there was still obviously still sort of little bit confused and I tapped one of them on the shoulder and he recognized me and it was pandemonium how did you eventually get freed my mom she raised it with help from family and friends and also some magazines at work for and some institutions in the Germany and when she talked the Pirates down to 1.6 million and I got out for some reason at the very end the Pirates came down precipitously no explanation not really except that except that from my point of view there were labor there was a labor unrest stirring among the guards so another words the guards were sick a lot lately and so I actually said we might go on strike


    Joe Rogan on Sacha Baron Cohen's New Show
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    holyshit of him getting his Georgia where is Georgia State Representative to be like f****** Hawken the n-word out like 10 times saying these fake PSA ads or whatever of like anti-terrorism s*** because it gets really crazy at the last episode from this disk are the one character that's like these really guy he had to f****** good as that character trait pull up a video of that character when he was talking the Second Amendment guy guns for kids tell the kids have safety gun and it's good big big plush doll on top they put like little plush dolls on kids guns and ship it shoots gun apparently they like those really hardcore Christian Second Amendment guys they love Israelis course didn't get a video of him doing the character yeah see click that is going to be the full trailer they won't show yet just the fact of shootings in the school and in the University what do the Liberals say is the reason thin down to the age play well I think it would be a good idea we we've been pushing something along this line for years but really haven't gotten any traction with that we were thinking 7th or 8th grade you're talking much younger than that developing if you learning right and wrong if they don't haven't developed that yet they could be very effective soldiers this year in our government they have a bill put in that would have made it illegal for someone 4 years old to 12 years old have access to a gun killed the bill may just think the children can't handle them he does one where he's like an NPR type of cat and he goes to Kingman Arizona then he tries to build a mosque and a synonym of their mouth blacks and great great name of show to this is America everybody who wants to see an investment of 385 million dollars guess what you guys are going to get it I'm here to tell you how mosque I know some people thinking okay this is just another typical mosque this guy's is going to be the world's largest mosque outside of the Middle East will become a most wonderful what's hilarious is he kind of had to do this because everybody knew what he looked like before is this featuring we did this bit and Edwards and I did this before, center for the show that never went over told you this but it was so fun to do we made a thing called melon and Mayo mayonnaise mayonnaise that she'd that made you darker duration of mayo and so we got people in this test group we know the real people and real test that they going to take test all the time and they terminate sample s*** we put them in a room we made them eat the sandwiches just f****** mail was mailed to eat the sandwiches all these white people eat the sandwiches and then when they're done we sending this black dude Al and she shows them a video it was a pre-taped video basically of white people confessionals who have turned you know we Photoshop them to a turn more Brown to turn start to turn black mental results you are getting your getting more black by culture you getting smarter black you're getting cooler black in your neighborhood to your friend like their face it their faces were perfect if we didn't have any volume you to laugh everyone's like wait a minute no one said we be black would be turning black I mean they lost their f****** mind oh my God that made us laugh so f****** hard their faces one woman that one woman to her credit she goes you know people are freaking out in the group people started yelling at him and they're like tell me but I don't I'm not scared I could take on being black I'll just let's let's we'll see what happens I mean she was like we'll just figure this out I guess I mean it was insane that they bought into a sign before we broke them off more money so they wouldn't say no cuz they still have the legal right to be like I'm pulling that you pull it or I'm suing you so once it was over did they understand that was for Comedy Central after after everything was said and done and then do they laugh a few did not laugh but that was one of my favorite melon and mayo and me and it worked like a charm people were like this man is as delicious it was f****** Hellmann's or whatever with a little brown dye in it it's unconventional but I really like it so stupid that's so funny seeing people think they're about to turn black and they panic and a black guy that was the best part we put up there this year and he's in a room filled with f****** white people telling him they don't want to go black I think they wanted way more bits for the sketch show and I just don't do a lot of things they said they couldn't they didn't want to are they couldn't hear there's a few things that we're just heated some f****** rapist iJustine comedycentral legal department was just having trouble with it cuz he he was balls out this thing called gangster gardener where we would went to Bellaire where he just started planting trees with a group of Mexican dudes and they were like look like they were Thug the f*** out and he's a white tutu come out like no I don't want he's ugly landscaping and then he would hand them bills he get us fifty bucks is 50 bucks for that bush and these dudes were like I'm not giving you money you can't you can't just like Renegade do my laundry in Bellaire it was like we got in f****** that was a tough day cuz everyone's like bubbling over there going to murder somebody but I was ruthless he can give a fighting of a f*** you have to be a certain type of person who would go to any bit he would go to any bit he loved it was always his favorite was making white people feel uncomfortable to do a hidden camera show you got to be a different kind of person not today which is the interesting thing about the sarah sarah sarah Sacha Baron Cohen thing and look it up that's not even a Showtime clip that was somebody else has 450,000 a clip as time goes on cuz it's so fun yeah he's a killer creepy are to buy all the politicians saying I like press wasn't Sarah Palin one on a film why can you play the opposite but born on the 4th of July Tom Cruise okay what's so funny widespread misinformation over the past week with the character of Billy Wayne ruddick Jr Ph.D performance what is the counter explain what happened they said that they didn't misrepresent themselves they probably thought he was someone disabled and he stated that he is not and uses a Mobility Scooter to conserve energy in addition Farrakhan never president of the veteran the US military former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin during booking process or during the filming of her interview is on Monday a conservative street artist replaced the billboard near CBS Television City complex in a Los Angeles with a doctored image of colon in a wheelchair wearing an army t-shirt the new billboard with cap caption Sacha Baron Cohen walks away with a hit and a touch of Stolen Valor a touch I said it's a slight it's a slight at the at the news but how dare you not those who fought and served our country truly sick my politicians an innocent personalities all you want the delicate balance is it Palin said Palin wrote on she's so stupid and middle-class Americans f*** you you're disrespectful


    Joe Rogan on Tekashi 6ix9ine Being Robbed
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    I can't wait to get home as that stuck in their bucking that it's going to shake you know when the piano Winks at me like that the naughtiest s*** of the day if I had a time machine what I would love to do is take like all these old folks that are like in in the audience watching that weren't even old folks the time right young people like in their 30s thought that was wonderful and put on like a modern-day Mumble rapper I just didn't want to bother give you the Hobbit abuse while this is Bible to the rainbow hair kit what's his f****** name when do start clawing at himself cirklon rip his clothes call the police the guy did it listen it's not outside the realm of possibility that Mumble rapper took that f****** himself in the head Instagram has become that's the internet has become it's just become the way to be like but it's certainly a venue for people that don't have any other options got a face tattoos has blast we're on his cheek we doing bro he's covered mayonnaise heads done but he stopped at one point


    Joe Rogan on Val Kilmer's Cancer Battle
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    so good yeah they had so many amazing songs but that are of Music That's so much good music was also there are the problems with Val Kilmer played him that was a big f****** each I mean yeah that was a big bummer for me the booze I don't quite remember what what member there was rumors about he had you with a covering up papers really sick you can sit right but then he denies it doesn't deny it I thought people were like he's he that he said he was sick but it wasn't cancer that you would like to come to Val Kilmer cancel man is looking better there let me see that don't stop at the Flash's you assholes who looks like that's what he used to look like the news on Reddit durian ask me anything Q&A weird Reddit so funny but that s*** said a while ago Michael Douglas claimed you have terminal cancer what was the story behind that and he said killing responded okay we can read that quicker probably trying to help me cuz what the f*** do we what the f*** folks because the the screen got filled with all these pop-ups for possibly new videos you want to watch while you're watching a video I did have a healing of cancer but my tongue is still swollen although healing all the time because I don't sound my normal self yet people think I may still be under the weather cancer is under the weather that's a that's a pretty bold leap the one he got really fat butts that's one of the reasons why I got cancer I bet he was like really unhealthy because I think it wasn't just see what I don't think it was just that he got cancer I think he also was like really f*****-up for awhile healthwise and terms he just looks so different booze and chant yam 2015 was rushed to hospital yeah but it says before that receipt before 2000 you look so strange that guy well it looks like he's got a bandana I love just that left it left to the juicy running errands in London without his truck. Tracheotomy


    Joe Rogan on Miranda Sings
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    young ladies weird YouTube videos the so many people doing it now yeah but it's like heat but he's found it at like a real specifically funny Niche because he's cuz it that he's real of the characters and they don't have any like they don't need comedic base or just like weird he's got the show called back window picture of Miranda Sings put on the movie won't get what is that haters back off back off it's called haters back off is that a movie or a show to show the trailer I don't like my daughter will do an impression 8 year olds it's just a mindful talk to you know you should have been watching when you were a kid to not swear for the first five years of their life and then I'm like impossible. Get man like we're going to learn about something early I'm at my wife to get me I'm like we're going to learn about something early I'm nice or f*** what's the big deal I don't say like I'm going to f*** you to my wife I'm real folk you lady I don't say that


    Joe Rogan on Women in Comedy
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    talkin controlling all the attention they don't like it but a lot of men have the MSA is right or wrong since I've been I'm just being honest about instincts there's an instinct to not like it has another reason to it's that Taylor's there which I like women on stage are we on others why it's harder for men to the first 6 months is up when women are used to people looking at them for men it's just weird new thing was like why you looking at me strangely enough like right away at Open Mic Cypher Leon women have way more comfortable onstage the man for the most part and then that it evens out for those first few months it's this thing of a thing so negative it better deal with that the whole time like like saying that I think it's harder for women I think it's harder for men cuz it's a general overall that's only black and white it makes me f****** ruin all the arguments and I was just like 10% hard to 15% I think one of the reasons it is harder career-wise for almost all women is because success too early can hurt you in the long run if you start thinking I'm good it's something you're terrible you don't work as hard as human nature thing because we're in such a category of needing women price that we do earlier and earlier and development in order to pump them up because I find me to put a woman on stick on TV you know and there's do you know this developed women Silverman that guy doing that I don't want to segura's yeah sure okay so you have to get some of you have to have somebody at home your own version of yourself pretty f****** good I don't work this hard you know I start getting more and more things I work less and less Hearts another reason why the f****** celebrity Comics aren't as good as non celebrity comments but if you start getting stuff you start like I don't need to work that hard to get it if you have to study for an hour to get in a you know I mean then why would you stuck for 7 hours an hour gets you there yeah so if you start getting successes career-wise and monetarily you stop working this hard on the artistic part of it you can yeah I think you're 100% right all you got to do is look harder to get qualified women go to Indianapolis they're out there but to prop somebody up who doesn't quite deserve it only hurts him in the long run that you want to find a certain number like the comedy should be almost totally egalitarian it should be just performance-based a club has a developmental project like Wendy does the Comedy Works in Denver that it might not be a bad idea to have all girl classes I bet that would give you a bump for anybody feels uncomfortable and want to learn how to do stand-up with all that's water rises hard efforts for checks early on is because they're scraped it open mics weed it out with our clubs at clubs when I get out of here at open mic is any f****** freak that's there and man that is not afraid to deal with the most right away early on smelly guy over me insane Beaumont is it smelled like my breath was like getting up in that was like the smell of a person on this Regatta my cat smells so bad it causes we got to Simone and it was like he was taking us out of it


    Joe Rogan on being in the Intellectual Dark Web
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    appreciate that this is too intellectual discussing something it's very complex and that it is it was about immigration in about Islam and those are two things that people don't want to hear you know they just like to go those two things are off-limits unless you're pro-islam or pro-immigration you better shut the f****** or going to demonetize you and that that kind of censorship is fascinating to me because it's it's not effective it's it just it just makes and you know and then it it makes the people on the YouTube side get defensive and it makes them double down and see it with many people it's it's a weird time for ideas the least mentioned happily the least mentioned person in that group I'm very happy about that I don't like being in any groups Groucho Marx one say I don't want to be a part of any club that would have me as just look I'm very happy to be able to have a platform where I can have people like you on or any of those people whether is Bret Weinstein or Eric Weinstein Stein sorry guys Bret Weinstein after Harvey he's really sweet and his wife Heather is amazing as well and look I don't agree with a lot of what Ben Shapiro says he's a super nice guy and I really like him you know and that's that's that thing that happened with that Mark was the same Mark duplass that is named got in trouble for tweeting that you know that isn't very nice and reasonable tile dagger stuff he gets a kick out of it but he makes some very good points and he's a brilliant brilliant guy and this idea that we're all joined together I mean we all went out and we had a big dinner together like a bunch of dorks and we all got together and like whistle club and it's kind of fun we're going to do it again and we're at we're bringing more people into and bring more people into the dark web but some people like contacted bariwise were included in the Dork web bull just absolutely not true Sam Harris very left Bret Weinstein fiercely Progressive Eric Berry left I'm way more left than I am right I did the very few right-wing ideas that I hold on to the very small and very the vast majority of my positions on things side with with those people on the left vast majority Ben Shapiro is very right but he's reasonable is also young guy you know conservative religious it's but he's also extremely intelligent and reasonable and talk to him and he has himself this about some of the things he said in the he's at he's himself criticized his own words Tupperware I think I think it's important to have discussions and I think it's important that when people feel like those discussions of being suppressed that they talked about that and I think that's what this whole thing is you in the dark web a woman of color you do to prove that you guys aren't all racist you have to have I think you only have to have like 1/16 Native American to catch a check and some places


    Joe Rogan Reflects on Fallon Fox Controversy
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    what's been the worst oh one of the big ones was about trans fighter yeah that was a hilarious one cuz I'm likely you guys can kiss my f****** ass you're out of your mind you guys are out of your mind if you think that a man who's been a man for 30 years and has taken female hormones for 2 is the same you put Brock Lesnar chop his dick off put him in a dress that guy's going to mall through the women's heavyweight division like nothing you've ever seen in your life and it's just a fact and anyone who tries to argue that is crazy and there are there certainly standouts in terms of women who are much more muscular higher bone density Piggly African American women a very high bone density but there's a different shape to their hips this is a size of the hands the size of the shoulders that things are different didn't also the imprinting of the years and years of testosterone it just there was a great article by this board certified endocrinologist who went over all of the all the things that separate men from women which at least glued them from competing in Combat Sports against women and this woman was called a transphobe and endocrinology transition to being a woman they're basically biologically almost exactly the same as woman she's like no not only that but the bone density is retained by taking estrogen which is what the problem with women when they have osteoporosis they they lose their losing estrogen they lose bone mass while the estrogen actually helps you retain bonemaster when a man transitions to a woman and then start taking estrogen it's actually helping retain the bone mass you would have lost by not having testosterone and then on top of that reaction times every reaction times are several tenths of a second faster in general for women in the R40 tour for men rather than they are for even professional athlete women so he's all these variables that need to be taken into consideration when you are allowing someone to do a sport and it were not to talk about bike racing where I'm talking about you know something or someone non-contact about the most contact there's there's benefits that certain people have there's this physical Ashby said there's variables inside the genders right there there's some men that have gigantic physical advantages over other men and all of those are taking into there's no like even playing field when it comes to even inter-gender competition or or you know male vs male competition is no real Level Playing Field so the best we can do is say okay you guys got to be the same weight at the same weight as close as you can get but even in that there's people that are just physically they're just they're just going to be better better athletes have better genetics you know there's nothing to do about that but one thing we can do is we can keep women from getting beaten up by men and and Men Who transition to being women if you think that's fair you're f****** crazy and it's just not it doesn't make any sense and the arguments for it are so shity and so they're so riddled with Progressive speak that either trying to pretend that this is a woman now this is not a woman this is a trans woman this is a male should have Y chromosome she transitioned to being a female now she's a trans woman and if you choose to fight her and you're a woman and you know that she's a trans woman I'm totally fine with that but that was not what was going on here was going there was this woman who used to be a man for 32 years transitioned to being woman and it didn't tell anybody and two different women he thought they were fighting a woman and got f****** smash badly injured again a former man beat up women who never have the the benefit of 30 years plus of testosterone in their body what do you think I don't know but I was fascinated by watching the the mob come after me for that one or text Bert I've been doing it my whole life like I know the difference I've I've trained with women world champions and watch them get mauled by men who are not very good it's just a fact especially from striking you know there's more of a gap in Jiu-Jitsu or brother closes in Jiu-Jitsu because skill and technique take precedent over physical strength but God damn it when it comes to striking you could get him a and who's been doing it for six months but just happens to have a lot of fast twitch muscle fiber and it just knows how to hit things hard and he he'll f****** woman up it's not good when it comes to kick boxing and kicking and punching there's so there's so many advantages and two to say that those advantages are immediately cut out of the picture as soon as you transition to being a woman and within two years he should be able to fight women in the cage and not tell them you're a woman is like this is insanity that was the that was the big mob came after me I think it's interesting that in this is because it is pending people who would call themselves feminists against transgender activist and it's basically women are being Lost In the Mix so you can't say certain things I wouldn't want Planet would it be okay for someone who is born male to fight a woman but in this case because this person is born male identifies as female you can't call that into question also there was a real problem were there there what they were doing is being prejudice against trans people to the point where they wouldn't let a girl transitioning to being a boy wrestle with boys they made her wrestle with girls while she was taking testosterone out of your f****** mind like you're not even recognizing that she wants to compete with boys which is a disadvantage for her or him let him compete with boys because this is a different thing but then even then a lot of boys are saying we'll look I'm not taking testosterone I just have testosterone would have her testosterone is higher than my testosterone pain she's taking exogenous testosterone this is kind of crazy it's there's a lot of new ground that's going on here my concern as a martial arts expert is when you are using ideology to push this this Progressive ocean that you know a trans woman is exactly the same as a woman and you getting women beat the f****** because of it and this is what I found this where I thought they would have to be hard for like a year or two but then it all went away cuz if I took estrogen I'd still have these and that's not fair I don't care what anybody says it's just not mean even a woman with big hands and not that big do not like Brock Lesnar's hands is it there's a difference there's a f****** difference the difference in the shape of a difference in this so many differences and men to women and there's so many women that used to be men that transition to being women that are now dominating this port cities women feel like they're being fat weightlifting Australian weightlifter who's the trans woman who's competing as a woman and his f****** breaking records really what it is so good she listen there's a lot of women that would be a lot of men women who are not taking anything who would be a lot of men and it's happened Germaine de randamie who was super high-level women's MMA fighter is 145 lb World title beat Holly Holm bought a man in a kickboxing about knocked him out it's because she's a f****** beast yeah she's really good and really technical super strong and just much better than a guy who wasn't on her level but she's just super exceptional but there's also women who fought men who were world champions who got knocked out there was a woman from god dammit if she was a female boxer from Holland Her Name Escapes she was she was a woman that they were always trying to met match her up with Christy Martin backwood Christy Martin the Coal Miner's Daughter was a famous God damn it why can't I remember her name but she was it an elite female boxer and she got knocked out by a man who was ugly and the guy she knocked out the guy who knocked her out really wasn't very good on and ko'd her but it was disturbing to watch the guy you can't there you're always going to have people that are higher level skill and Ashlee evans-smith who's competed successful in the UFC she's very top and she beat valve box people bungee jumping but don't pretend that you're exactly the same as a biological woman why the f*** do we have test then what is it what is a chromosome what are genetics what are what is it is it all we're just going to give it all away for ideology and what about women being completely Progressive and and looking at things and and promoting equality that's one what are you promoting equality for women like what about the women what about a woman like you what about a woman who is a slight and thin what it what do you supposed to do how much do you weigh consequences are being Gravely injured and this is what martial arts are all about I'm trying to hurt you and I shouldn't have natural physical advantages that come from having a y chromosome in 30 plus years of testosterone my body that just seems to be obvious to me and I didn't understand why that was a hill that I was ready to die on like I did cuz it makes sense because when other people hear about the rational people they go what what's happening made a minute that's a guy is a guy for 30 years like that's not right and the vast majority of people who even support trans rights including friends of mine who are trans for with me on this that's crazy have you heard the term turf do feminists so this is a new slur that's being used against women who will say trans women are not women because they were not born women it's a word that they use to try and discredit you good luck have fun with that I don't care about this is I don't care because I really don't have any hate in my heart and I don't have any discrimination in my heart like I don't think I can speak for everybody to do but some people so if you're transfer and your man have seen horrific things written to trans people online I've seen it I've seen I understand but I understand that you have to understand you have to appreciate who your actual allies and who people who are rational people who actually care about you and who disagree with you on one very particular thing and that's the only place where I disagree it's Combat Sports and it's because it's my area of expertise since I was a kid like you can't tell me there's not differences I've watched men and women fight my whole life I know there's a difference and I know from talking to endocrinologist and people who are experts in the human anatomy that there's just physiological differences that are insurmountable they just are I seen men and women hit the bag the very different thing almost like saying pointing out to them that they're different but I can see how that can be upsetting for someone who identifies as the opposite sex and you want to identify as being tall you know what if I wanted to pretend that I was 7 ft tall people like Joe your 5/8 like assholes but you are so if I say you're a trans woman which means born a man you haven't y-chromosome a piece of s*** how you pointing that out but that's what you are not that your negative are you are people who are dwarves or is that is it evil to say that a dwarf is a dwarf or a little person whatever you whatever phrase you want to use are we supposed to acknowledge that there's an issue like if someone is born with a handicap are you supposed to is that a fact are you allowed to discuss it as a fact if you autism not allowed to bring up the fact that you are on the Spectrum or am I supposed to ignore it is it discrimination if you talk about reality if someone has a deformity are you allowed to discuss it or is it discrimination to discuss reality because what are we doing with our language what are we doing with the way we describe the actual things that are that exist in the world and if we're not describing them inaccurate terms cuz we're trying to somehow another stop people from getting hurt what are these feelings based on these delusional perceptions of reality and why we reinforcing these delusional perceptions of reality cuz it seems to me that this kind of language in this kind of exclusionary inability to use certain words and the inability describe things accurately correctly and in many cases scientifically it hurts everybody discrimination that's where the problem is and that's where the effort should be going because when you start to deny facts where does that leave you where do you draw the line in that case absolutely but I think about it there are trans people and what's cool about it is that the world is weird you know and I'm not happy that they get a lot of hate but I'm kind of happy that they exist women I wish you could just like hit a switch and you really wish you were born a woman bam your woman but I suspect that even if you could do that some people would rather just be trans some people would like like there's a lot of people that I know they're trans adults have dicks and they want to keep the deck and you're not willing to date a trans woman with a dick that you know men who will date trans women who were retaining their penis that's what it's called the literature they decide not to get surgery it's actually a particular sexual preference the difference between a man and a woman a trans man a trans woman and then someone who can actually be a woman who transitions I think we're going to get to a point within you know whether it's a hundred years or 500 years where we can use things like the the future version of crispr or whatever comes down the line next some scientific innovation that's going to allow people to literally transition


    Joe Rogan - Male Feminists Are Weasels
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    masochistic they like the idea of their woman being having sex with another guy use the word cock we're different versions of around like a beach ball concert was throwing around these days acceptance approval and affection from women now it's different this desperation is led to the compromise of his beliefs and values the desecration of his dignity and self-worth and its inability to stand up for himself this 4chan right this and what he deserves is a human being example loyalty Fidelity and honesty in a romantic relationship I know John's always wanted a girlfriend but since him and Mary started dating he's become a cuck she spends all of his money and flirts open Wii without openly with other men I can tell it bothers him but he's so afraid of losing her that he doesn't say anything that's a cock view that were real creeps that were fake creeps and then like on the side they know what they're doing was there their posturing as an alternative to these men who don't want monogamous relationships or wood breaks it with a woman's heart or not willing to compromise and bend to the will of the woman and that they're they put these women on a platform and worship these women and I am the alternative and I'm the alternative in these men are assholes and then they try to s*** on those man and take a but all does is make those men appear even more attractive to these women secretly these men at these feminists man and these women have these weird relationships where it doesn't work and then never sexual or if they are sexual the women aren't really sexually attracted to him so they withhold sex and it gets super weird. what I've seen it's just it's that they don't run fast they can't pick things up and not attractive so they try to do a little weasels to try to find another way in so in that I think men who ascribe to women being equal but that's a good thing and I think a lot of guys because they think that's the right thing to do that's the socially acceptable thing and that's the way we should be but then the ones who run around and say you know really really push it and make that their identity and really sell themselves as a male feminist those are the guys I have an issue with cuz like you said they're sneaky and they know what they're doing they're not being honest like how am I going to do this what's going to be the way I got to figure out a way to stand out this is the way I'm going to just what the what he's women want to hear the one here that I'm going to say that to be more interested in the opposite gender and more supportive of them than males and even though you are a male red flag that's a giant red flag you should be in the human's I like people I like people I like I'm gay I like I'm straight I like people I like when a nice be nice to me and nice to you that's what I like I don't want you get discriminated against in any way shape or form but I don't want to pretend that one group is better than other groups except Asians when it comes to Harbor the crazy thing is use women everything or think what happens is this a certain amount of resentment that from living this sort of like fake life and having these fake believe in doing so just to get the approval of women you know and then when it doesn't work out there's anger resentment and it's just very few of my good unless their idea of what it means is different than mine did what it means Mi Dia means is a little sneaky f*** that's my idea you know what night cuz I've just seen so many of them it's like I'm sure some bank robbers are really romantic interesting poets who just decide this is a great way to make money but most of them are f****** criminal right and this is like how I feel about male feminists like I'm sure there's bunch of them out there that are really good guys and maybe through the influence of the people have been around they've chosen to identify as a male feminist and this seems to be a good way to show they support women and even if they have to support women over man look women have been f***** over for so long I'm more than willing to do that and they do it with good intentions entirely possible foods that are trying to get laid and they they're not attractive to women so they try to figure out a become attractive to women and they don't have the confidence to just go well aren't we all equal aren't we all just humans are we're all different tell me that I'm doing feminism correctly mistress mistress please tell me he's got a ball gag on right now he's like tightening it down he's putting himself in the shackles that to women that pretend to be one of the guys like that girl is always the one of the guys girl girls can tell oh yeah you know the big red flag with girls girls who don't have girlfriends this is friends with guys making along with guys better yeah but you do she had was male friends I was like dude I'm like at out now like this is not going to work that mean don't like her yeah your girls don't trust that you can't find any girls yeah that's crazy that's crazy I'm not saying you shouldn't have some guy friends but all your friends are guys yeah come on where you hanging out dude you don't like any guys but that's how it is you know I like people are always trying to find their way in what's what's what's my way to get the most acceptance my way to get the most happiness and fairly unrelated but not necessarily to what we're talking about about gender dysphoria about some people choosing that as a path to get a lot of attention when I think there's many things that people do to get a lot of attention to


    Joe Rogan Defends Chris Hardwick
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    do human beings like this Chris Hardwick things in a perfect example that and he was just reinstated Yesterday by AMC and yeah that's a weird one because she wrote the next girlfriend that wrote something about him that most clearly didn't tell the truth about some aspects of the relationship she cheated on him and that's why he got rid of her or broke up with her and then she also said he was just terrible boyfriend and he did but then there's videos of her talk about what an amazing boyfriend was while they were together but I stayed with her in the hospital and slept by her bed and psyche and she's also she had a bunch of host of mental illnesses that she described in their video about like not being able to drive down the street with the windows open to choose where the germs going to get her car and in some of those she recovered from and some of them she didn't like it's a problem with people when it comes to when they're talking about things they might not even be lying I just might be they just might have a distorted perception of reality that is another problem with human beings when it comes to any sort of interaction between two people on their current situation or how that break up happens it's very difficult I can't read minds you can't read minds you can't look memories so we're relying on a person's description and then we would have to rely on what we know about them what how what we know about their ability to describe things accurately what we know about their perceptions of reality their delusions there their they're there their Clarity talking super tricky Jamie tells you I said something about you probably going to go with Jamie right cuz you know him so I would say the same thing if I didn't know you and Jamie told me you did something f***** up I would side with Jamie but that's weird okay crazy but that's the thing to I think sometimes with I do empathize with some women who say if this happens to them in and people say what that's a nice guy I know that guy that's my buddy I've known forever but you didn't date him how do you know you don't know I know it was the one about it was actually about a the boy who was a pedophile and then he was being watched and blackmailed creeped me out easily the most disturbing episode of my life and it is has to do with technology that allows people to read memories okay and I'll leave it at that but until f****** dark episode days with you after this one does this one dark I mean is why I mean I can't I can't I will give too much away if I talk about it but the concept is that you can they have a machine and they said this machine up and through this machine they can literally read your memories until that happens we really don't know and you know there's been things in my life where I look back on it and I had a perception and then I went to the place where I grew up and was a member looking like yeah I don't know who this being so close all the streets right here this is where the house is like remap your memories like okay we got to clean these memories up and try to figure out what's accurate with naught but then the neighborhood where I grew up in what about your adding emotions and painful emotions because of breakups and perhaps suicidal thoughts and emotions menu at again painful emotions because of breakups and perhaps suicidal thoughts and it's been absolutely proven that eyewitness testimony is the least accurate piece of evidence that any investigator can ever use in terms of like trying to figure out what happened at the scene of a crime or anything involving any sort of trauma


    Joe Rogan on the James Gunn Controversy
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    they're talking Anthony Jeselnik there be talking about two people for tweet jokes after James Gunn got fired to know James Gunn is he's a guy who is the director of Guardians of the Galaxy questionable tweets that were jokes there just he wrote some jokey joke things but it's like about pedophilia like a lot promise you're not funny and their jokes and they're really gross but should he be fired for that know he's just a shity joke teller if you find out he's actually a pedophile that's one thing it's Disney and is today's climate so then they find that Anthony Jeselnik the stand-up comedian has a bunch of also offencive jokes and some of them about pedophile and so they did go and try to attack him and Anthony Jeselnik rights looking through my Twitter timeline something along with a needle he said looking is like looking for a needle in a needle store on customer appreciation being ruthless and super offencive like he had a show called The Jeselnik Offensive that's what he does he said his character is an awful person that the character and so they just gave up on people now right and you can you just can't say things. They're looking for people to back down and they're looking for people to get scared and then I mean this is it's fun it's fun to find a Target and fond of us get him fired what they're doing is they're just attacking good for sure out of real monsters getting arrested right there's there's some good out of like the Harvey Weinstein's in the Bill Cosby's the world getting arrested and getting busted and shut down and we would hope that other monsters in waiting would not act out on their instincts because of the fact they're worried about the repercussions that you're clearly seeing and that we would hope that people that our Behavior as a culture shift one way or another and then it's going to move as far away from massage near as possible and it's whether it's through the threat of incarceration or shame or whatever it is that causes it to go the other way it's probably for the best as long as it doesn't go as far as all men are pigs creeps all men are trash and that's what we were talking about earlier like when it gets to that place you got to go well this is not this is not a good place to be if there is an allegation that that's taken at face value right away cuz we do see unfortunately that some of these allegations are false idea of believe women well okay but was is that mean don't believe men because some women lie and some men lives what about individuals what about human beings it was so if we're going to be it's what we're talking about earlier like white power black power Brown. What's f****** human beings we stopped looking at human beings as individuals and we just agree that one group is good and one group is bad you've got some real discrimination problems is good and one group is bad you've got some real discrimination problems because you can't believe all victims are I believe what is it I believe women something like that believe that side of the equation I think even both sides are equally bad because you're not getting at the truth


    Joe Rogan - Neuroscientist on Asian Discrimination
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    squash them but I wonder you don't think the problem is always connected with the communist government okay so it's the separation of business and government over there's it's very sketchy right now I'm just I just wonder if there's a fear of success everywhere they're coming they're going to come for everybody so they're coming for us right now it's only a matter of time you know who's the people who want equality of outcome for everyone so the equality of outcome people the reason why they're trying to keep Asians or at least limit the number of Asians in opposite effect does not make Asians work even harder and I mean if you keep them out of Harvard they're just going to go to Yale keep Medical I can be like but what's wrong with that acknowledging at some level that some people are doing better than other people and that makes some people uncomfortable world gone to a place where it becomes indefensible so instead of trying to raise up people whose scores are lower and give them any block take people from impoverished areas with poor education and give them more of a chance affirmative action was supposed to be about instead of that you're doing it from the top down you only go to too many of these people that are doing good with squash it will limit their ability but how could they do that in good conscience that's what's crazy but did doing it from that perspective it doing it like looking at a race that's super successful that is also a minority and saying too many of them think they're doing something good they're doing it for the better of society and 57. I like to see a 2 that's one way that you could look at it but how was that way possible to look at it that doesn't make any sense you how would the far right of the superiority of Asians in academics because there are other racial groups that they don't like I guess they dislike more than they just like Asians so they'll use Asians as a way to justify discrimination against those other groups I don't I don't really buy that but that's what I've heard sit down someone with that argument that's a stupid argument that argument doesn't work it doesn't work agents who are totally fine and they say I'm willing to give up my spot for someone else because I think I've received important and I think needs friends that's any friends so bad you willing to say that that's a virtue signaling thing that's one of those who actually thinks that way they could actually think that way but the people cut their balls off and killed themselves because they thought the comment was coming in the spaceship was behind it they thought that too


    Joe Rogan on Tomi Lahren
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    problem that human beings have where they they have an idea and that idea becomes part of their identity and then they start arguing for that idea and any argument against that idea is an argument against them as a person they're trying to win not necessarily looking at things in an objective way where there detached from the idea and studying it as a thing instead they're arguing to try to win I think that is a giant with ideas and it becomes even more of a problem when it gets tribal when these ideas are attached like climate change clearly attached in denial to the right and support to the left it's this very strange tribal thing and that also happens with gender and it also if you are in support of of women's rights and you are a in sport trans rights and LBGTQ and all that you're almost a hundred percent going to be on the left it's just one of those tribal things if you're pro-choice you're almost always going to be on the left if you're not you find yourself in that which one was it was a Tammy Lauren I can her confused with that Lauren Southern Girl the hot Republicans you can't be Prussia you got to be pro-life what about life what about the baby's you know I'm saying some ideas get locked into ideologies they get locked into these tribal ideologies and gender is most certainly one of those people don't want to be without a political home cuz if you do say say something like Tommy there's no trouble Tommy Lauren will star in pro-life film after the break the blaze fired her for being pro-choice what liberal you know you kind of find yourself in a weird in between weird Welch got to get her ground back and kicked off the team little bit in the biopic on the Roe versus Wade case starring Stacey – so maybe she's playing a bad person and that movie so weird people are so weird with their there they're identities you know I just and I love when they go back and forth and shift from one side of the other I'd love it when like former conservative seen the light or you know I used to be a liberal to the party lost me like I love that and then they go hardcore on the other side and I love when they go back and forth and shift from one side of the other I'd love it when like former conservative seen the light or you know I used to be a liberal to the party lost me and I love that and then they go hardcore on the other side


    Joe Rogan - Progressives Deny Gender Science
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    more bizarre things about today's political climate is that people selectively agree with science like when it comes to client climate change like everybody is like pro-science like science all the way look at the studies even when they don't even understand the studies like there's a famous and you know get in trouble when you bring up Tucker Carlson points with Bill Nye he had Bill Nye on they were talking about science and he said okay if human beings are responsible for climate change what percentage what are the numbers like Bill Nye really isn't a scientist he's a science you know he just sort of on there in a slightly arrogant way saying things that I agree with like what I agree with is a human beings responsible at least in part with climate change this is what all the research points to but when Tucker Carlson was pressing him on it he really nobody answers for it so it's one of those things were like people on the left will blindly support science in one way but then when it comes to gender you watched his show he's going to a show on Netflix with their singing songs about gender can be fluid and gender could be this and she didn't used to say if you go back to one of us supporting science and supporting the research on actual human beings as a biological organism instead we're going with his bizarre politically correct climate which inclines people to this weird delusional thinking and as an outsider that's what's interesting to me to watch all this you know the people are there they're super excited about science pro-science I think science is great all this money should go to science and you ask them okay so you're so you're down for climate change being real about what about Science Now by the left and I have so many people that's why I was there cuz I was reporting on it for playboy.com and it's amazing people get very uncomfortable they don't want to say don't say anything about I would consider myself to be a liberal but definitely rules don't want to think about themselves being science deniers and when you look at how people talk about gender now and biological differences in the brain even biology more generally people get very defensive they get angry almost and they find it threatening for some reason which I don't understand and that's a big part of my work is to say I think we can acknowledge that these facts exist in that biological sciences legitimate that doesn't mean that sexism it's okay we're not saying that women are inferior or anything like that this is what the big problem is to the try to say I mean I certainly think we should all have equal rights but we're not equal in terms of what we are we're a different way and it's not that were not equal like one's better it's just like saying a wolf is not equal to a cheetah they're f****** different thing yeah and males and females are different things and this is this is clear when you study us as an organism you know I had a really bizarre conversation once with a guy is a professor or former professor and what he was trying to deny that there that there's a difference between men and women and one of things I said I said okay you get a dog and do you ask is this a boy dog or girl dog and then he got like real weird because really no answer to that like it's it's a f****** boy dog non-binary dog like what is your dog one gender one day another gender the other day or night cycle through the day or doesn't your mix of both that seems like if it was anything else you would have to be f****** crazy right it was anything else like if you decided we'll today I'm African more typically masculine or typically feminine but even still there there's no I don't think they're many people that are 100% done way or the other more masculine than other people but does that mean that the people like you knows pick a person Bill Nye is that mean he's not a man about being Progressive and open-minded but I think if someone is a man but his maybe more female typical to say that this person is a different category of gender or that they're I don't know not mail to me that's more stereotypical you know what I mean I think it's it's not Progressive to say if you are a mix of both you must be something different I mean I think having some sort of categories to say oh this is a male and this is a female it seems like pretty beneficial although we vary so widely inside those categories to pretend that those categories don't exist just seems so weird we would never do that with any other organism time is being wasted when I don't think that does anything for for women or sexism please don't change since addressing someone by ladies and Johnson and you say people is that really going to stop sexism just makes people mad cuz I need to change the way they talk about people that have them for some parents is coming from a good place like they obviously want the best for their kids and they don't want to limit the kid in terms of what they might be interested in I think because the media telling them if you let girls play with dolls that's terrible and they're going to end up you know not having any sort prospects when they grow up in terms of their jobs or I don't know it's such a terrible thing to be female typical nowadays but I mean like you mention his biology that's going to dictate what your kids play with and then another case I think it's parents I want to be special. Also weird because if your son is trans it's totally fine for him to be female typical celebrated son and he likes wearing lipstick and short skirts and prancing around then he's fabulously there was a boy in New York and there was this whole thing but he's the youngest ever drag queen and everybody's going crazy and he were angry about it you know it's not folded his cable so expressive when he saw young people that had a good point they said both it's very sexual eyes like how is this any different than someone is in a beauty pageant JonBenet Ramsey type situation I believe that he just likes to dream form of femininity I love drag queens but I think that little boy is likely going to grow up to be a gay boy if you have a little boy who says he's a girl and you see a lot of these trans girls if they were left alone and they didn't transition they would likely research shows they would grow up to be gay men and young how much how much of this is going to pass and how much of this are you going to stop from ever passing because you're going injector body fold with hormones like are you giving yourself the opportunity just to decide to become a game and it versus become a woman and would you be happier either War very very tricky gay children yeah the gender-fluid one I was reading this article about this guy who varies by the day and look in the day like you'll have periods of stress will switch over to a woman who was actually a Radiolab podcast with a interview the person that has the same issue and the person was clearly abnormal in the way they communicated in the way they thought they wasn't like you were dealing with some guy that you would trust with your tax yeah and then now he's a check and now he's back to being a guy and he actually transitions in mid-conversation like physically hey are you f****** crazy it is this we just we just indulging crazy I do believe there are people that are trans I absolutely believe that their women really are wired the wrong way and they should be man and his men that are why are there only makes sense it only makes sense but I do also think there's people that are crazy there's people that have legit mental illness their delusional and they're also very susceptible to influence and very susceptible to know someone persuading them that they are one thing or another thing but it's those like Heaven's Gate called people who cut their balls off and wore the Nikes and decided to kill themselves when the comet was near that's not normal guzzini whatever the f*** you're going but that's not normal either so we know the people are subject to very irrational Behavior under the influence of other people suggestions or other people's situations where you have to wonder like how many of these people are legitimately trans how many of these people are legitimately dealing with like a real mental issue that's causing them to ship from male to female and back again and why is it we can't ask these questions why is it that even this question right now I could be accused of being transphobic for asking, these people are ill and what they decide to do if that's something that will help him feel better my issues with the kids if I don't think it's appropriate going to be transitioning I can talk a bit more about why but I think in terms of the pathology aspect I think for because gender is so trendy right now and in the past you might have seen this kind of pathology manifest in a different way but not because everyone is saying gender is the way to express you know I think people also see if we were promised your life they think it's gender-related so say with some of the personality disorder when people like a lot of attention they like to it's always about them and their identity and Kennedy chefs a lot so they could very well be what it is and now they're being basically rewarded for that what is a way to do this so my way was to mock myself mercilessly and which is kind of true like I really do have three daughters are really do get brutalized to my house like I really do think they chip away at my man it is kind of a joke but I mean it really is it's all girly in my house my f****** house is so girly everyone's girly there was talking about girly schitts gun hilarious they take to marbles they just and then that I'm not going to go out like Bruce Jenner and that one that want this whole thing that they were demons which is how they conjured up all that money like how else would they have hundreds of millions of dollars to no discernible reason there's no there's no way you could like explain to someone how they made so much money if they didn't understand our culture I wanted to sort of mock this thing that was happening where you got a male Kardashian that's what he who doesn't believe in gay marriage who decides he's a woman which I firmly believe he's Trans Am Not not denying at all but our obsession with it and rewarding him with ungodly amount of attention this m*********** won the gold medal okay in the decathlon f****** us Superstar athlete and then no attention after that he was The Whipping Boy of the Kardashians on the TV show they mocked him like you're just one person with f****** Talent he wins woman of the year months and he wins woman of the year who wins ESPN athlete of the year has been athlete in f****** decade since Nixon was President right or Carter who was it either way this is madness we're not treating this in a balanced way where we are rewarding people instead of like because people are so they're so ready to Proclaim their progressiveness and so excited about it that they instead of like instead of treating them like as an equal they they go completely the other way so they're definitely not prejudiced they're definitely not discriminating against them but they're absolutely inflating what this person is and and they're making it a big giant like it's great to support people I would like to live in a world where there's no racism at all so you could mock everyone equally like this is my big problem with real racism is a lot of dummies and every race but you got to be real careful picking on some dummies like especially if you're a white male straight white male oppressor with you're not allowed to look even what you said earlier you said gender dysphoria that's considered transphobic pathologize thing being the way someone feels I guess but in my mind I don't think the issue is the pathology I think it's fine to acknowledge there's certain things like any any medical condition that causes you distress and impairment that's that's the definition of a psychiatric diagnosis she should be able to recognize that it's not a bad thing I think the bad thing is a stigma that comes along with having a mental disorder so that's why it should be fought it's the stigma aspect not calling something a mental disorder if someone if someone is really suffering that's not a good thing with Progressive people today is that there's certain things with the Embrace science and certain things were they deny it and in gender gender in particular seems to be so hotly contested and I don't know when this happened it seems to have happened right in front of our face like you just came out of the ground like a plant that was growing in the cracks not too late


    Joe Rogan - Is Candace Owens More Influential Than Kanye West?
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    Progressive stuff he's rooted in identity politics which you know we've done already but like it is rooted in something that separates us it is rooted that you should eaten today did you see this that harbored I just tweeted out when I was on the way here Harvard release this statement of defending the fact that they are okay with basically having quotas that work against Asian students because they want to have more other minorities basically meaning black or his hiring right now so you're hiring today right you're hiring for your studio who's going to hire the most qualified person you going to try to figure out every little identity thing to figure out who you should hire diversity bro I'm all about diversity to the grindstone and keep checking out indian-americans are a great example that they have succeeded at every level that we measure success I think the highest socioeconomic average salary over a hundred grand education if you nail Sable people play by the rules Tim is going to say well work for a while but we're going to play at the bottom of the thing now and you guess what you're not going to get into Harvard because you are Asian that is racism so I've been calling me out for at least two years that the next move by this identity politics this evil oppression Olympics machine is that they will come after Asian people and it's starting to happen now so I see all these minorities by the way so Candice times up I really do like her. She's causing a massive Rift in the black community and you can see it in the numbers black male support for Trump trump doubled was at 11% and now it's plenty to be a direct line to all of the political parts of this if she decides to go that route because I think she could send it or maybe once a week on Sundays young girl with some interesting ideas and she got a lot of passion real fun even than Kanye when it comes to just everything going on politically and socially nice person I think all minority groups are re-evaluating what's going on here if you're in the black community clearly there is at the moment a re-evaluation of do we have to be Democratic if you're if you're black you must be a Democrat if you're not you're some sort of an Uncle Tom allowed to think however you want despite your skin color right so I think the black community is Ben Carson I mean I think the black community starting to split I think the gay community starting to split because the left is sort of had this odd embracement of Islam which is bad for gays so I think the gays are starting to split I think that Latinos are even starting to split a little bit differently because I think for all the people that came here legally they're actually not as thrilled with illegal immigration is the media May imply that they are so I think there's just massive shift not as thrilled with illegal immigration is the media May imply that they are so I think there's just massive ships happening all over the place and the way we look at voting whatever election what's the name John Kinkos on CNN it shows you the map and it was a white working-class people hear about it this way on the Block Intercity people but I think all of that is about to explode and they won't know what to do because they haven't been listening but I think some other is it happened


    Joe Rogan - Obama Was Stricter on Illegal Immigration Than Trump?
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    it's deeply twisted and warped and of course it was now of course we can objectively look at it and go slavery was wrong and you shouldn't of course but they all were doing things in their time that you'd the world doesn't magically become what you wanted to be just because you exist and think something and the more that we start thinking that the more will eventually come after Obama for running against gay marriage first time and and all of these things there is something that we think you love me if this craziness keeps going they will look back when your grandfather and they'll be like to eat meat because we're at that point we'll be eating you know artificially produced whatever and they'll Bill literally watch videos of you chomping on dunno some ribs and see what a Savage she was so that's why I'm in this world Downing for president the first time and he is more like he's stricter than and then truck yes I mean it's a fascinating thing because no one brings that up and no one called him racist but I guess we're dealing with a long time ago you know it's well a couple things he was it was in 2011 create a thing where they can't compute what does that actually mean he was saying the things that people wanted to hear he also wanted to be elected have to be illegal immigrants States but those who enter the country illegally and those who employ them disrespect the rule of law and they are showing disregard for those who are following the law we simply cannot allow people to pour into the United States undetected undocumented unchecked and circumventing the line of people who are waiting patiently diligently and lawfully to become immigrants in this country so why we need to start by giving agencies charged with border security new technology new facilities and more people to stop process and Deport illegal immigrants having said that securing the borders alone does not solve immigration management we're going to have to better manage legal immigration in order to end illegal immigration Senators McCain and Kennedy point us in the right direction on that point right we've got millions of illegal immigrants who live and work here without knowing their Identity or background that's part of the reason that we need a guest-worker program to replace the flood of illegals with a regulated stream of illegals who enter the United States after checks and with access to labor rights part of the reason that illegal immigration is so damaging is that it ends up a creating a pool of workers with depressed wages and no rights and not something that we find acceptable also need to take responsibility I mean I just scribble down more processing deportation with the better manage legal immigration and then he talked about the millions that are here now which in effect is a pathway to citizenship which by the way Trump is basically for at some level so it's like so what are we really talking about every time we scream that everybody is racist it did he just make a wild what so I assume he's talking with Latino people so is Barack Obama racist against Latino people well this was when he was a Senator lesser key was elected in two and so he was probably gearing up to run when he was in 2005 the things he was saying he was letting people know who he is and that he's out there and just starting the ball rolling you know this a different time to 2005 was just a different world and it seems like it shouldn't because I was only 13 years ago but God damn is a different so what is that say that what what is that actually say about the way things to have changed or the cult of personality around Trump or just sore the general derangement of the media that they can't view these things such as the media I think it's also people's access to communication the fact that anyone can voice their opinion whether it's on Facebook or YouTube or what-have-you you know it's a it's a different world Twitter you just you just tweet instantaneously this is f****** b******* and your people should be able to do whatever they want or whatever you know whatever you want to say and then a bunch of people can agree or disagree or retweet it or do you know or screen grab it cuz they think that it's you just you just tweet instantaneously this is f****** b******* and your people should be able to do whatever they want or whatever you know whatever you want to say and then a bunch of people can't agree or disagree or retweet it or do you know or screen grab it cuz they think that it's damaging to you and they put I can't believe you support this piece of s*** and you can wake up on any given morning find someone you've never heard of who said something you slightly disagree with and you can help get them fired that's a lot of


    Joe Rogan - Stipe Should Get Rematch with Daniel Cormier
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    you don't mean to people thinking you know the guy fights wins more UFC title defenses than anybody in the history of the sport 3 becomes you know the most accomplished heavyweight of all time and you think about what he's done to think about the fact he knocks out for breach over to win the title he knocks out Alistair Overeem defend the title knocks out Junior dos Santos stops beats France I mean he became most accomplished heavyweight of all time right then he gets knocked out in the first round of crazy perfect punch by Daniel Cormier and a perfect strategy you got to go well he for sure I'd like to see a rematch it's like when you want to see him beat somebody first and then have a rematch I actually want to see before me damn the most impressive fighter to ever step in the afternoon in terms of his stature John Jones III know the Jon Jones Brock Lesnar Rock pass tests give me up on crazy situation taking him off UFC 227 Anthony Smith vs Shogun was a fight that I was concerned about I thought Shogun retired however you would have won that I need a 36 right he's my age is he thirty-six-year-old even though or so and I'm a different 19 came on the Grand Prix a different world Rashad on short notice he knocks out Shogun and then he'll say look I'll take this fight to that guy's role in his right middle of my back at-205 and go that way cut with Daniel Cormier well call me it was like not enough you can't lose at this fight and yes wait go yeah and you miss weight


    Joe Rogan on the Colby Covington Interim Title Controversy
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    about Woodley tell bro I am intern belt the belt till you want it feels like f*** yeah I'll take it easy. That seems to be a problem for anybody that's considering taking into a title fight The Future runs all those medical issues they offered him a fight for the interim belt and I think was against Jeremy Stephens fighting this weekend that doesn't make any sense that's what Brian said and so then his f****** dangerous is only a few weeks later and he says his interim title doesn't mean anything I want the real belt Fighters don't take it serious have to be out for 6 months how to cut weight for it and he might have f***** himself that way they're still trying to figure out what happened with one of the pieces speculation is that his body started shutting down because he he went through a real bad cut for the when he was trying to make the khabib fight at 55 on super short notice how big are you the problem with these guys they need a lot of time to get down to this weight right so how are we trying to do that this is what this is pure speculation Holly trying to do that is it was very hard for him his body broke down and then in cutting weight for this fight once his body started the water load his body knew what was going on and start shutting down this is speculation but here's my point you can't make it until you know that he's going to be out the time it seems like an interim title belt is almost disrespectful like he's he's the champ makes no sense but I think it was a corporate decision I'm medically had to get nasal surgery is out until November Colby gets in that shot whoever the f*** this fight Kobe fight next everybody they put his last week he has I love him his last fight in the most exciting but if you go through you know who my has fought you look at the way Kobe did he look but prior to that you know you would have the worst argument but he has the most potential probably Demian Maia fight I wouldn't agree with you because both guys beat worst argument but do you have the most potential probably like you. No one was more the Demian Maia fight I wouldn't agree with you because both guys beat Damien mind before that was not good decisions a lot of big names on his resume


    Joe Rogan - Conor McGregor is a Bigger Draw Than Brock Lesnar
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    get to a very high number and the lynx eat them all and then the links get to a very high number and they run out of snowshoe hares and then the lady dropped Connor Brock George Connor at this stage but I think it was like when he was the heavyweight champion when Brock was just smashed he could sell what was like the highest pay-per-view with Brock and I think was like 2 million third-highest so it's the internet like popular demand for Nate Diaz to remember he's part of the biggest pay-per-view of all time will Conor McGregor so you know Connor Brock Rhonda Nate's for 5 and it's number to UFC 100 Brock Lesnar vs Frank Mir that's a lot it's only 50,000 different than Nate Diaz versus Conor McGregor which is number one that's pretty crazy those numbers are crazy so and then Conor McGregor Nate Diaz Conor has 1 2 3 4 5 they don't toss them in their nature right there is number one in a million million one of them going to be a gigantic enormous biggest pay-per-view of all time f****** insane and I'll be watching from here with you guys. full Eskimos in Russia


    Joe Rogan - Insulting Trump Supporters Helps Nothing
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    qualities for a society to have a stability and what does stability mean with the founding fathers did not agree on a lot of stuff I mean Madison didn't agree with with you know Hamilton and and and and Jefferson they were very much at odds about how to go forward with this Republic but they talked it out they compromised nobody nobody got filed besides they compromised even when you don't agree with them and put your ideas together that's how you move things forward we just don't have that anymore and that's what bothers me the most about this not that they're not corrected to some real problem is it's the way everybody's doing about it that makes me say like do you understand what happens when you yell at people like is it you can't just push people this is people that don't understand violent consequences if people that don't understand conflict and they don't know how to mitigate it and they don't I like be calm and how to figure the way through a situation there's dangerous levels of aggression that get reached when you have like antifa feuding with these people that are trying to do some sort of a speech somewhere and is the supporters of the speech and then is antifa never get to get in Scream in their fire on bike locks and people beating a sheet of each other videos send us the discount Escalade in 5 years to be significantly worse than it is now me as a person communicate with each other you know and I think others also people that are emboldened by movements right they get it they will become a part of a movement they want to do something to commit to that movie it's very similar to joining while f****** militia it's very similar to joining risotto Master social media I might be your worries also the fact that people can't even agree on the validity of their sources so if I say well you know the corn to the United Nations or the Bureau of Labor and statistics and you go that's bulshit now I can't even get off the ground chords Brad and I worked on it a lot I try really hard to not be connected to whatever I believe in and I tried to not try to win a conversation those are two very important things but I'm trying to do this for years now and getting better at it because of just listening to podcast listen and having podcast and they having conflicts with people and fit time figure out why I had those conflicts and how much how much of it could have prevented how much have I could have done a better job as a host or is a person who's trying to relay the information and through time I have tried my hardest and it's something I caught you in on all the time to not be connected to my ideas to argue but argue the merits and not argue MI-Connection Hermosa father watching I feel like you're winning this too because at this point he'd become so famous and he said I don't want to win this because I'm going to create resentful people feel like resentful losers that's not that's not the point the point is to figure out a way to present ideas so that they are accessible to the people whose Minds I'm trying to change this is exactly said about Trump supporters he said if you disagree with Trump supporters don't insult them. Make them feel like their loser know what that doesn't make anybody feel good and you how do you think I said how do you think they're going to react to that I'm going to give in to you and he's a clinical psychologist but they were like let's give it a shot I have three hundred bucks in the bank I got no other options that give people the benefit of the doubt most people are not assholes 1900 / positive you'll see the one they did and you have a hundred that are negative you're f***** Superfund going to read 100 negative to say thank you span to get more more ridiculous so if you have a podcast the podcast gets a million downloads and you get a hundred thousand negative comments and 900,000 pause bars like download and you get a hundred thousand negative comments and 900,000 pause bars have you looked exhausted how many people alcohol kills


    Joe Rogan - Scientology Works for Some People
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    kind of like a Silver Lake Area Hollywood man that a lot of money what's good about crazy in about being like if you have a f****** purpose in life man it doesn't have to be rational but if you have a purpose if you would like a clear directive in terms of Hill El Ron Hubbard says maximize my performance could be I love you made everyone wear like Navy f****** outfit I'm pretty sure they're sign-ups are going down because of research and with everyone detail about David miscavige and Tom Cruise changing the podcast taking classes there 20 years and I found an enormous benefit from some of them and some of them and I paid money for some of my found zero benefit from sew-in and I and I put into practice some of the couch that you know some of the courses and stuff so that makes me sound towels I guess I am good answer operate really well when they have like a scaffolding like a structure that they have to go out there directive grand plan that they fit into perfectly because of their work I know I know she likes being that girl be careful don't say yeah I know that like I wasn't that young we got to hurry on was very well I think people want something that makes a late-night add 1994 fun free internet I was at home chilling at my apartment in North Hollywood and I was like damn it sounds like older than you got to think you don't really remember before the internet you're like an infant okay I was here as a grown man when the internet hit in 1994 but before that but you would get late night infomercials you be buying f****** squeegees and s*** it was no Google it was no it there was no YouTube Eddie Bravo would hurt his mom a lot of things snuck through in high school what is Scientology based on Google stuff now and you can log okay does fluoride cure cavities with unfounded things about vaccinations or about so you can get a sense yes founded things about vaccinations or about its you can get a sense yes what you eat least you have a chance in 94


    Joe Rogan - Tom Cruise is Crazy but AWESOME!
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    what are you doing they came and Daenerys do they get off my back. if that is veneers or braces come cuz he did wear braces was really young in that movie Top Gun Tom Cruise Color of Money smiling Dark Shadows all over the place you can trust each yellow right there look at that it's so hard. dude if you had bad teeth back down to get fake teeth that look fake as f*** it's true they were all kind of pushed over to the right now they're way better jumps from building to building breaks his ankle and filming the machine that s*** no apparently is Mission Impossible movie is a motherfuker you know what else he was because it jumps and breaks it snap a real dick to the metal steel finishes be still dark wish for the end of one of those movies super conservative they're on Twitter like they're in it there in a cult real life Face Off Face Off there's a monster here you guys did a scene Jeffrey Tambor was teaching and these two guys did a scene from Face Off and got seven and 1 guys hanging for a chain and the other guys torturing him face off Facebook how bad is the Gotti movie I'm still on FX right now like to science fiction movies tomorrow science fiction it is one of the most underrated science fiction movies ever and if you're a Sci-Fi fan and you avoided it just because acting full out but an amazing and then just loves it and almost like his eyes were watery 1.1 everything's by all the chips are down profusely apologize he's got I haven't eaten just give me a second to talk and he's so nice and he had five pieces of Sashimi with a tiny little pepper on each one. Can ride in Pentwater yelled and he was like thank you so much it was great Boo Boo Boo and red thing and then he wanted to hear what all of us thought of the script what are suggestions were and when he listens to you his eyes sparkle his mouth moved in an old like you can be like I was a little confused in the beginning he's like what he zeroed in on you and I like this guy loves me we're best friends and then they're just rub backs and that you love them that is cited in the book by an end going clear I didn't think that was going on watch the guy sing we we we watch the guy sing while we were so high you were in like a neighboring Dimension watching reality through a dirty mirror in the Scientology


    Joe Rogan - Why is Fluoride in the Water!?
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    we have in this country have to do with sugar I thought it was the water the floor on the water have fluoride in the water thing is so sketchy have you ever looked into whether or not fluoride should be in the water well that I know I know the choice but the Colorado had a high concentration of fluoride in his water and apparently the I just spoke at the at the boat came out of Colorado with high concentrations of fluoride in the water and then what happened was they go well this a cluster of people are not getting cavities and so apparently fluoride is effective at keeping cavities back and I grew up overseas my teeth and f****** I definitely didn't brush my teeth a lot and I didn't have fluoride let's let's Google whether or not there's evidence that fluoride is good for tooth decay the good thing about marketing letter five thousand words here am I dizzy writers is horseshit am I going to Okinawa got to look up the actual studies hope you're not going to read this three times cuz I'm stupid I can't figure out how to get the setting for it and say no evidence that fluoridated water causes cavities produces cavities rather stop and he seems to be pretty like he's a doctor but that doesn't mean he's an expert on two of the gay or I'm looking at the Hard Evidence behind Florence the American Dental Association fluoride in water and they must have some. in preventing tooth decay safe is a scary word why why would you worry about that but at least 25% of all children adults simply by drinking water Americans can benefit from fluoride cavity protection without their homework or School Centers for Disease Control control and prevention name Community water fluoridation one of ten ten great Public Health achievements of the 20th century okay now go to the one that says it ain't it has but now it's not working view of every fluoridation study they could find only three studies since 1975 look the effectiveness of water fluoridation at reducing tooth decay among the general population and had high enough quality to be included the studies found fluoridation does not reduce cavities to a statistically significant degree in permanent teeth in the to study since 1975 that examine the effectiveness of fluoridation introduced reducing cavities in baby teeth no significant reduction was noted there either. you know what time I had right now so I go I'm thinking this is why Google is not a place to go for informational anytime soon three of us have you would be able to draw some Civ the massive number of people that have metal in their mouth you'd have you would be able to draw some pretty broad-based conclusions cuz you have such a huge human yeah.


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Swedish Deportation Protest Story
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    let's talk about change did you read about that girl from Sweden from Sweden maybe who got on the airplane with the guy who is I sent Afghanistan I did read that this morning I have never been more I had the guy was Blount afford it in Florida shooting down when he gets back he's going to die purchase an activist activist but I don't know what you've done in the past all I know is she refused to sit down and at a certain point there was a soccer team on the flights that up with her there were other people who said we back you but there were also a lot of pieces of s*** so what's going to die and look at her escorted off the plane because she did a research and a research told her that the captain can have them both taken off the plane and take off anytime and so the the story was that he was being deported because of ice is that is why I see I did I only read the one time so but he they were deported him yet and he was going to get sent back to Afghanistan where he was going to kill us we live in a weird time the devastated because her her daughter-in-law was being deported and she's a trump supporter and her daughter-in-law's means you've been in the United States her whole life and being deported and you know just couldn't couldn't believe it could we know what came over here is an infant that kind of thing when you're an illegal alien that no one gives a f*** of you've been here for 30 years you owe me to lie for 32 and I'll get it you get sent back and that's that's a disgrace really is a disgrace Orbitz a horrible thing and smell like a girl young girl but believing so strongly that she bought a ticket got on the plane and then wouldn't sit down what happened but if the guy still get sent back yeah you don't know but that's more than just her putting on her Twitter account this is not right but I've been deported this is someone actually doing something that's hard to do not think that doesn't injure somebody else and it can inconveniences people but nothing more than that what if you had a layover though in a big gig vitalbiome


    Joe Rogan - Larry David's a Genius
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    more interesting the person is the more I give them of myself how does Larry David handle it how to people want to take a picture people that you know how do I do it and it's always changing he's never an a****** it's truly one of the greatest comedy shows of all time. Thank you for the storyline maybe my favorite and it's really subtle and fun it's like one of those things like a why it's like I think people watching it will feel that they're living a fantasy and after the first one airs I'm happy to come back talk about it you're the mean cuz that premise of where we're going is delightful I love how HBO gives him sort of carte blanche they like we don't take a couple years off do whatever the f*** you want like yeah take some pretty great it's not about the money it's about can I do another good show and that makes us different than most shows in history and he only wants to do good work and enjoy himself otherwise there's no and HBO is smart that way the Gina there in the show Sopranos f****** The Game of Thrones a show a show from what I understand they give a lot of notes on their pilots but once you become a series that kind of leave you alone that's amazing you know where as when you're doing that work shower from other page I've heard that the notes never stopped when I was on the radio easiest thing to ruin with Note drama can survive notes comedy cannot because it's like the it'll do it, he's like you know that the Domino's and if you take one of those and just move it a little to the left of the right you're screwing up the whole thing that's very good point when I was on news radio we weren't successful and that is when you get to notes we were my friend Lou Morton was one of the writers he would wear a shirt every Monday after the ratings would come in with a number on it would take a white T-shirt and write it and one day came in the number 688 I go f*** dude really goes yeah we're 88th and like f*** I was like God damn money that we were never hit so we always got notes for constantly getting no it's like we need a gay neighbor we need a black guy we need any of this we need to that we need a love interest we need a f****** watch that show by the way the gay neighbor in the black guy if that was the name of the show I'd be in that's probably good name of it, but I watch them and I know they're very very very successful and I watch them and I don't understand different language I don't get it either I don't I don't but I don't watch Comedy man I think watch Middle America I think there's there's something going on what with tired people go home from work something that I noticed that audiences Now respond to what they think it's supposed to be funny like real comedy fans Doug Newsradio like people Doug comedy I think Doug Newsradio people did comedy did curb do we have other kind of fans to yes but I find that comedy fans really do get comedy but everybody likes to say they like comedy or they watch Comedy and they may not have any sense of humor right so I find there was a show I'll give you an example and this one was like the specific and I don't care if I'm slamming it was the something in the girl in the apartment B or can something be lead actress very talented but I watch the show and The rhythms were this is what comedy is it wasn't funny it didn't have a natural vibe to it and had no reason for me to keep watching it but it was done in the style that other shows have done since we're this is how, he's done this is the way we spent a line or do a situation and I don't know why but it is involves a lot of that that putting the the the spin on the ball or wedding dancing in English it has a lot to do with it because a lot of Nickelodeon shows are they tend to do that they put the spin on it it's never funny enough just to have something about comedy TV, for the most part you're supposed to be enthralled with the situation by situation Lucy got into a situation and you laughed at Lucy dealing with the situation I really I bet in the entire time Lucy ran on the rent on the air that there might have been twelve great jokes that she said in the situation you're laughing and how she deals with the situation and you look at it I'm very proud about with Curb Your Enthusiasm if one of us says something funny to the other one cuz we improvise we laugh so these shows you see where I cannot believe how they're out are and yet they're successful when you guys do a show you don't really have like a full script in terms that awaits them out when we have seven pages written by Larry is written the story story maybe a half-dozen things are like he says this or she says that you have to move the story play it every time differently unless I'm told by the director or I'm one of The Producers we have a meeting of like we need to get this across does not come across and I'll make an adjustment but in general I try and do it different every single thing is so crazy and how many takes will you do well with Larry and I just as he and I are alone and seen it we can weaken to have a scene done in less than an hour but if there's a bunch of other people could be 3 hours wow and the idea is just like this is what needs to take we have to figure out how to get across the fact that the refrigerator is broken and we're going to have to go buy ice and who's going to buy the ice I don't want to drive to buy the ice and then you all just talkin it's more in-depth than that the story is really that but yes how we approached it and sometimes that can change that's one of the reasons why the show is so good because it seems so organic when you guys are talking it is it well that's what would I get out of we don't rehearse that's a major or so rehearsing but I have to stick to the script if I want to improvise on the Goldbergs I have to let the producers know but not to get permission to let him know this take I'm going to do something different and I have to let my fellow actors know the number one show on TV that families watch together so I'm very proud of that and I get why people dig it it's not my style but when I watch it occasionally I don't watch it very often I get why people dig it I'm not confused by the show right right now and I mean yeah you know so it's it's much more enjoyable during the kerb thing it said year and all that but I still dig the golfers and I also dig the crew and I dig the people I work with and I dig the writer so it's a very positive wonderful experience I'm lucky I'm on one of the most popular Network comedies and I'm on the most popular alternative comedy lucky don't say lucky so much I just want to tell you that because grateful because I do have something to do with it but not from a legal standpoint right I've worked hard I've done this I've done that I'm just incredibly grateful tell you that because grateful because I do have something to do with it but not from an eagle standpoint right I've worked hard I've done this I've done that incredibly grateful


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Mick Jagger's Workout Routine
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    is Alive and Well Buddy Guy's newest album he's I think about to turn 82 I'm going to go to Chicago relevancy to contribute to mankind to my art to everything so I'll never be like you know if someone says who is that old dude and I'm not doing anything based on what I'm aspiring to do that's their issue because I will be to my best ability relevant that's an interesting perspective can do it like oh Jesus he still doing it he still doing that he's like but yes watching them live is ridiculous and by the way around like at the oldest 39 do I put my apologies Bruce Springsteen's another one Springsteen's in his sixties by the way I saw that show I saw that show yeah and I my jaw was on the floor I could not believe that your Broadway show it was one of the greatest things I've ever seen twice a day everyday every other man yeah but I mean like recent right tools go to tools to the right and and then go to your time he's an interesting man that's why I said there's always exception that far right when he got there but that's a model for sure so that's the oldest one I seen okay well either way the guy always record his voice and the way he moved does a lot of yoga I'm pretty sure Google has workout Mick Jagger's workout cuz he's incredibly disciplined apparently and then look up Barnaby Jones reunions look at him look at that right there takes up yogurt 73 mango aerial yoga I guess you're doing it on the ground doesn't work for him enough not enough level that's just ridiculous


    Joe Rogan on The Comedy Store
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    you donate to the charity of the store I don't care I don't care any good good donation place is a fascinating Place really I was gone for seven years and you know I've been back for for now and it's it is a I love the original room the room that's got and the main room are the main room performing in the main room does not bother me I hate The Green Room really hate it why the cocaine piano in the middle of the room in the best piano great and I dig and I like watching and my favorite thing to do is laugh at my fellow comedians but on the flipside some people just man there they're their presence just depresses me feel that okay when I started comedy which is 82 working through comedians really were a group that stuck together for the past I think it started changing in late 90s 2000 to where it was every man for himself and a lot of people it wasn't like you're part of this fraternity it was like you f*** you I'm going to do this you know my thing with competition is I go do your thing at the artist digs you more great if I'm auditioning and you're auditioning go beat me in the room I don't give a crap but there is such a competitiveness and I know that's part of why Eddie doesn't do spots because Eddie Murphy Eddie Murphy because when I work with him I would say why don't you go and he'd say that the looks that I get in the vibe that I get from Comics it's not pleasant and I go I know exactly what he was talking about so weird I have the exact opposite feeling about comedy now and about as particularly like the store and like the camaraderie of that place I don't I don't get it but I did a lot of people there but the people who I dig know I did them right and I don't know anything it's not like I spend time I step away was living for a while and place that he hated and he was saying that if you are in a place where everyone's negative you really kind of forget that people can be positive about a job should I leave The Comedy Store and at least half of the times I play they're leaving their driving I'm feeling like not positive that's by the way I sometimes sometimes we'll close the Seven original cuz there's no one after me so if I'm 5 minutes long no one's giving your crap right and they've already seen the whole show there's no it just and I can do that zip into it and get the hell out I'll do a benefit in the in the main room or like I did Tony show stations with him but the other people are always there hovering over us I don't like how good I don't like a hover over is it come over and that is brutal when you're having a good conversation and if you're not into a group about making people do your comedy but if your ultimate goal isn't to bring joy into people's lives what's the purpose laughs enjoy and so I find here's the thing I don't dig Lottery go running around the store when I'm there and most the people I don't like have the biggest egos do you think you because you're very accomplished guy so maybe that's why you getting that weird vibe beautiful I've been told that before but if I thought that that would be weird so I don't program which is what you think of me is none of my business which I love that's a great perspective right perspective so what they think of me is none of my business I just know what they're putting out there that's all I think sometimes people will look at you and go well here's a guy who's been on some of the all-time greatest television shows ever you know your your guy that's got a massive like your your your resume your accomplishments as a, can performers enviable so maybe perhaps a steering wheel I feel like this guy has a generous guy on every level I like being generous and I like helping Comics you know sticking my hand out doing what I can to help so I don't feel that I put anything that they should be fearful of out issue Skyrim real life has been very very friendly that's what I would do if I like to be a warm top of person who would most of the time for first I really will go do my setting get out but that doesn't happen very often but I'll stay home yeah that's why you need that downtime right you got to be able to recharge got to be able to reach about Tom Cruise about Tom Cruise's life I used to not allow myself that I used to be work so hard I was reading this article yesterday about Tom Cruise about Tom Cruise's life being very strange Jesus Christ Jeff Garlin what is going on with your phone but does that to a man and a woman


    Joe Rogan Praises Andrew Dice Clay
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    Moana bathroom you know how I did mine didn't do good then because I knew how to handle myself my professionalism the craft of what I know one out with what I do which is totally different and having the audience go or no just eating s*** as I know he showed up a Dangerfield for people don't know it's literally I will never forget I was just starting out I think he did this look this up when that was I want to say was like 1989-1990 nose after that it was a fairly early was really early because I was very young in my career cuz I was still living in Boston but it was The Inn at came out the first time I lived here while I was living in Boston and I was just starting out and there was a great comedian named Mike Donovan who to this day as one of the funniest I've ever seen in my life and Mike Donovan was laughing to the point where he couldn't breathe at dice doing the set while he was doing f****** stadiums I mean dice was doing enormous Nassau Coliseum and he just decides to show up at Dangerfield's in New York City randomly like on Monday and Tuesday night doesn't tell anybody is going to be there I mean there's a 1320 people in the crowd he records two different sets and he has no material I mean f****** none he's making things up as he goes along and people getting angry at him and they're walking out and he did a bit about Richard Nixon about he eats ass and when he eats ass he does it like Richard Nixon he was like Richard Nixon impression of and for whatever reason Mike dunavant thought it was the funniest thing you never seems like he was wheezing like couldn't breathe talking about dice doing this impression and I was like wow it's like comedy for comedians but for the people that were in the audience like a guy got milk the best thing in the album is people from like Kansas get you're about as funny as a glass of milk walking off and dice shiting on them but they said to have them mindset to be at the not just the top of his game but literally the top of stand-up ever no one before him had ever sold out Madison Square Garden multiple nights in a row the way he did meme guys have done it since then you know dang Louis in this Bend of a bunch of guys who do lazeez but no one did it like he did then he was the first ever to do that and try to do that and then to record these f****** awful sets and then put it on put it on yeah I've never asked him that but that sounds to me like Rick Rubin going let's do this interesting yeah it was such a crazy bold move I remember thinking at the time because I was terrible 1989 when I came out I was just like Infuse like how does one do that like one is so confident they release something that sucks cuz I had me and my girlfriend Martha me and Martha were sitting in my car and I had a cassette player we listening to dice was just called Dice and crying laughing crying life is before I'd ever done stand-up and I remember thinking wow this guy is f****** something like what it was like the amount of power that he had like on stage and these the Roar of the crowd and we're sitting in my car laughing our asses off to the seat this cassette with new CD that couple years later he decides I'm just going to put out something that sucks play The Comedy died the day the laughter died after they got like one of them f****** Paperboy hats on on the cover and put it on the wall somewhere I just start talking s*** to people like mean what do I wear weight lifting gloves whenever his he might not have it for lunch it's just so Random it's like an older rich gym T-shirt with crazy sunglasses and he'll do like these little sketches but there's so random and weird like him talking to a girl like maybe we should do something later the girls like okay I click on this play this this is like his this is this whole thing I don't know how to use the phone like go to the next video that's not hitting is another there play this one what a beautiful night beautiful we doing and Ice used to do that at the store he used to have a Comics do these little sketches who okay you're going to run through the door there and you going to knock him over and you going to go what the f*** okay go run into the door and knock and this is like Texas Giant just f****** top-of-the-world Giant and this is what he's doing them using self just do it I go yeah it was it was these f****** assholes for money because you can f****** do whatever you want go to the road I was on the road cuz I was just doing TV shows and then you never do what you doing TV shows you kind of Trapped in this this is how you make your living you got to kind of always be acting and always be going on auditions you don't make real money at the store


    Joe Rogan on James Brown's Craziness
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    your confidence but leaving my house is like I said quite the what I'm saying is like by whose definition is Enlightenment cuz I say if you want to go to a concert or you wanted to go to a great movie with an enlightened person enjoy a great movie was the most enlightened performance I've ever seen was this when he was in the car chase was at that prison cops because I believe so yeah that one was his bathroom right isn't that what happened someone take action Brown was in prison I think maybe I'm remembering this incorrectly but I think someone used his toilet and then he got mad that person and shot at something like you to shot the wall or something I don't remember that story but I assume you're looking it up right now shot his tires out he was driving around on my rims doing a lot of blow or something to make an agitated agitated toilet how do I get to stay Chase I'm guessing you live near the border of Georgia Florida locate Chuck Berry was the one who was filming people going to the bathroom right I think he like to go in the bed that people like to pee on ladies I'm pretty sure Tristan I'm pretty sure interesting gentleman I enjoy James Brown's music driving under the influence of drugs okay he reportedly stormed into the insurance company next to his office waiting a shotgun and complaining that strangers we using his bathroom as time reported that's it it would be late 80s early 90s years and I was in there for a while f****** years sober him up he was on PCP wow imagine you go to jail for stealing a car and your f****** selly is James Brown. Hey buddy we want to do something that's a hell of a story yeah help him write some songs when he opened up for the Muhammad Ali fight with George Foreman in Zaire call him and he would give us just power power Prince wished for that power different kind of power if he just took in harness out of here he was wearing a turtleneck that night and I said don't cut that baby out a little bit let's put your initials on there I think that those done in advance of the girls is hanging out with


    Joe Rogan - Henry Rollins Has $200,000 Speakers!
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    I read a lot I listen to albums and I read music and play Lata albums do you have like a record albums update that I will go into to strictly play guitar and listen to analog I do know Henry Rollins when are you great friends I mean but I do know he's an acquaintance of Mine He's fascinating God he's a fascinating guy good man there's a speaker room the room is all these hours those those gigantic things on the right I think is Robert Hilburn who was the critic for the LA Times that's how much I dig music so f****** crazy look at these speakers he's got yeah I just got new speakers near like 8,000 prepare and I thought I was nuts on them but how many people do you think on those speakers I mean I don't have to be wealthy War that's where you want to put your money on that yellow one that you just what's up oh that's the same speaker


    Joe Rogan on Man Buns
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    bump to fall asleep to maybe read for a minute whatever but I'm in bed usually by 10 I've never gone to a psychiatrist but 110 shows that I was on I was like the only person on the set that didn't go to Psychiatry maybe I'm f***** up in the world that's great congratulations I have sometimes trouble functioning in the world how sad and end day like I find going onstage I'm fearless and I don't even like leaving my house I prefer to stay home I love napping but I love napping if I could smoke some indica and take a nap everyday I do Transcendental Meditation I do all the chill things at home and I leave to work I don't like going to parties I like a good dinner party cuz that means I can have an actual conversation with someone right but I was just party the other night a goodbye party for a friend of mine it was a Jeff Ross's house and I had the worst time I lasted 20 minutes. People can talk to her comedians I said my goodbyes but I was out of respect to her that I went but out of respect to myself I didn't stay long man buns in a hot tub is never a good combination I don't get it why grow your hair long if you're going to wear a man bun I think long and Tina a gas station in Studio City and I was seconds away from talking to this dude he had a man bun that look like a bird's nest with they live with a waterfall on the outside and I just went why I don't get it I feel like what it is is it's like they're they're letting you know that this is me when I'm out when I'm at home and I'm feeling sexy I just undo that and let it down I don't know what it is I just relax and I unraveled and all the wrong the big brother I know you're not that accept Medicaid no no you know it's weird that hair grows that long only on your head that's weird down conservative hair guide your plaintiff and I think playing against type is a big bowl of delightful on this one but truthfully if you have any sort of confidence you can. The man bun there it is right here a minute so that's a big ball of come on man, bro yeah but for something there's some reason why it is okay in a band but it's not okay for Comic like a comic with long like Led Zeppelin hair because you know what happens when a comic does that their whole act becomes about it and it's like dude that's just boring, Jackson Perdue I just you know I used to when I was younger I went for the obvious I did a lot of material about having a big head now it's of no interest to me you couldn't also do like the Robert Plant shirt thing either I have a Robert Plant shirt because his son and I you couldn't also do like the Robert Plant shirt thing either have I have a Robert Plant shirt or not his let it open your garage or nurses and some of nursing at its powder blue he wore them one of the Zeppelin tours in the early seventies and I sought for sale in Amazon and I bought one it doesn't give off the same time


    Joe Rogan - The Genius of Patrice O'Neal
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    New York, he's always been some of the best comedy in the country like always it's always been some of the best Comics come out of New York and a lot of them are like Super Hyper aggressive like a lot of them like real insult comedians like that kind of that style of shiting on each other like they're they're aggressively like that but it's like Patrice O'Neal was probably the best at it he was so f****** good news so far New York style what the f*** are you wearing man what the f*** is that shirt and then puts its beak and it was beautiful it was beautiful it was but it was fun it was all like in good fun and playful you know it's just people getting rats man you know you getting rats with your food you getting rats with your behavior but the food was a big one you know that kind of food is his f****** terrible for your body you just constantly consuming sugar you putting your body into State of Shock processing the stuff that's never supposed to be in that forms a Patrice would like Chunky candy bars and pass out his body which I process it but like and like what's going on about you going to New York as you brought more New York insults style to our conversations and are hangings out his La style is like way less insulting but you like like our group text favorite thing that you're back but the insults to each other now there's so it's such New York style like insult comedy numbers are. get you the good ones are hugging and he started the hugs and in La who started hugs the guy who died in a car accident. I didn't know him awesome guy I didn't know I don't even think I ever saw about even saw me do stand-up I think I may be seen at the clubs great guy full of good joke writer no one says a bad thing that the guy so Patrice would do stuff for he was like the rosary walk in and he would just start making fun of the Roses lack of shoulders let's put it together so that flies off my God I was on the phone calling and Opie and Anthony once and I'm talking about Anthony's gun collection gun violence Hahaha he was so good at jumping on silly s*** they were saying like what you are would it make jumping on silly s*** you were saying you had to pick out like what you are wearing no seriously what


    Joe Rogan - A Recession is Coming!?
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    the media has lied to me wall Street's lying to me and so you'll trunk Trump want but unfortunately now Trump is part of the establishment and now all the sudden the fake economic numbers are legit now every time there's an unemployment number out he tweets about how it's the lowest it's ever been so I think that when we get this next recession which is going to happen while Trump is president during during his first term which I think will be the only term but when all I think those two things I think the economy is going to fall into a severe recession what makes you say that we're overdue right I mean you don't normally have an expansion that last as long as this one I think we're at we're the second longest in history and if we go for another year it'll be the longest expansion in history 2008 to turn around and 999 so this one is long but it also this one required more government stimulus than any other in recovery and I don't think we actually recovered I think the government simply injected a bunch of cheap money into the economy and exacerbated the real problem but it reflected the bubbles in the stock market and and the housing market but you know everybody talks about how the economy is doing so great but it's really not much better than it was under Obama if it's any better at all we DP growth for Trump's my first year in office last year was 2.3% that mean nothing great first quarter was 2% this quarter might be a better than 3 maybe maybe not but me and I think it's going to be the second quarter will probably be the best quarter of the year maybe we're probably going to go downhill but no last year was I think the the week is your job growth since 2011 so people want to talk about how great everything is but it's more a function of people are hoping things are going to turn around there's a lot of optimism now but things are going to get better but I think that the Corso optimistic a lot of them are going to be disappointed because we're going to end up with is a week or economy the only thing that's really strengthening is inflation deflation is going to pick up to the cost of living is really going to be rising as the economy is falling into recession so we get stagflation which is probably the worst possible economic scenario and I think that the the left and even the FED is going to be able to blame it on Trump because Trump has come in and you know claim credit for this great economy that he believes we have and he's claimed credit for the records in the stock market but he's basically put his name on a bubble and when it pops it was going to be hard for him to try to blame the next recession on Obama when he's already said hey this is my economy I created it and so people are going to be disappointed and they're going to vote I think for another person whose promises change and unfortunately that's going to come from the left so you think this is going to happen to the next oh yeah I mean what is the bubble and what what do you think is going to cause it to crash commercial real estate is it credit what is it commercial real estate is expensive a pretty severe recession now had it not been for Trump winning had Hillary won I think we would already be there but I think tax cuts and the tax cuts you know just like you know any kind of artificial drug you know you can inject yourself and in and get a little bit of a phony High because remember the tax cuts were paid for with debt we didn't shrink government right if you if you make government smaller that's great then you can cut taxes cuz now government doesn't need as much money and you can you know you can relieve the tax-payer of the burden of paying for it and that's great but if you just cut taxes but you don't cut government spending add a course with the Trump Administration did was was leaving worst they increase government spending increase welfare spending we in increase Warfare spending and so spending is more but they reduce their tax revenues of the deficit or just exploding out of control and those deficits are going to do more damage to the economy than the tax cuts were benefits except you get the benefit first maybe for the first year and then you start to deal with the pain after that and so I think that's going to set in in a long before the end of so you think that this is what is causing the economy to be in a really good at least to look like they're really healthy stay right now well some of the numbers right some of the numbers look better but beneath the surface again it's not the proving just like just like it wasn't improving under Obama that's what laid the foundation for Trump's victory was because Obama and everybody kept talking about how great the recovery was but the average Vote or knew that that was all a bunch of nonsense because wasn't living in in in that reality so if you were the financial adviser to the president what would you tell him about what how would you he'll have to do what would you do to try to keep the economy moving in the same direction is it possible to ward off what kind of a crash right now before Trump came in and Trump is not doing that Facebook looks like for the people that are listening to this don't understand like they're saying okay you, he's supposed to be doing well black unemployment the lowest it's ever been on Unemployment is down all these jobs have been created yet again the unemployment rate is mainly because so many people that are unemployed are no longer counted as part of the statistics so history of the Republic but and look at the you know workers to population so fewer and fewer people are actually working and more and more of the people who aren't working are not included in the unemployment statistics so if you backed all those people in right able-bodied people who don't have jobs but should be working then the unemployment rate is much much higher so that that doesn't really paint a good picture and then you you look at the fact that so many Americans are unqualified right there's a lot of jobs out there because American workers aren't qualified to fill those positions because we take a lot of our kids and we keep them in high school until they're 18 19 years old many of these kids should drop out of high school and learn a trade I mean a lot of people you know they don't have the aptitude for in academics there's no point in just being in high school lot of times they're glorified daycare centers but they should be out learning trades and of course we make it harder for employers to train people job with occupational Licensing Laws and minimum wage laws so we destroy allow the opportunities for younger kids to get skills and then the ones that we send the college they waste their time you know majoring in Liberal Arts so they spend four five six years in College learning nothing of any real value in the market they accumulate a massive amount of debt in the process and so you know we have our labor force that's highly educated in that they've got a bunch of degrees maybe they didn't learn anything but they got a piece of paper but then what they have is a lot of and so we don't have a lot of people qualified to do a lot of things that need to be done so what would you tell the person if you were if you did he said let Peter Schiff I don't know s*** about the economy you obviously do help me out how it how do you stop this bubble already made was when he first got elected he should not have changed his purse he shouldn't have said everything is great right now he's planning on running at his next campaign is keep America great right when Trump ran for office he said America was an economic Wasteland but it was a disaster he's been president for a little over a year all the sudden has the greatest economy in the history of the country which is not even close to being true but if he is going to try to run for re-election on I've already made America great and now we just want to keep it great that's not going to resonate so what he should have done from day one is is not even close to being true but if he is going to try to run for re-election on I've already made America great and now we just want to keep it great that's not going to resonate so what he should have done from day one is leveled with the American public again this is how bad the problem is and this is what it's going to take to solve it because there's a lot of you no pain short-term pain that we're going to need to go through in order to come to the other side


    Joe Rogan - The Minimum Wage Destroys Jobs
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    Mama mouth you allow people to pay then least the people that are working for that company will have a real income when they can pay their bills and feed themselves and that this company because they have all the power they have all the money and a poor worker who's stepping in the market for the first time or you know just hasn't been able to acquire job skills that would allow them to make much more money per hour that they would be taken advantage of by the sergeant Corporation the only employer mean all employers compete with one another for labor and in the end they put up wages I mean you can't you no pay people less than the market value of their labor because somebody else will hire them you know so you could talk about wouldn't it be great if everybody can earn more money has there ever been a proven example of this where they've had no minimum wage and it's been a financial boom happened really in the 1930s but you can look at situations of countries that have no minimum wage and they have very low levels of unemployment and you can look at areas where the government is Singapore another country's I mean the minimum wage is it a lot of damage in Puerto Rico but you do look at another American territory American Samoa and American Samoa we basically destroyed American Samoa with our minimum wage in the Samoans are Furious about it just happened years ago actually and I even found out about it I was watching 60 minutes and they were doing a report about I think football players and Samoa and and during the report they mentioned that there was like a depression going on in Samoa and it was like yours 30% unemployment and really high inflation us what the hell's going on Samoa so I wanted to research. On my own and I found out that we impose the minimum wage on Samoa and we destroyed all their jobs the two biggest employers were to buy chicken of the sea and starkist they were canning tuna and then it was shipping the tuna back to the mainland but the minute they raised the minimum wage they made the production uncompetitive cuz now you had to pay the higher wages plus the shipping cost to get the tuna back to the mainland so all the Cannery shut down and then they created massive unemployment and then prices went way up on the island because they no longer had boats coming back and forth to pick up the tuna so now all of a sudden the shipping cost of imports went way up so they had massive inflation Sky High unemployment all because of minimum wage so you can look at examples of how minimum wage destroys jobs right there yet because it sounds good earn a decent living well you know. If you don't have any skills you can't and it look course you know a lot of kids you know they're 16 17 18 19 20 I mean people live with their parents still the most important thing is getting a job so you can acquire the skills to get a better job to know to move up the ladder in organization to enhance your you know your value do employers in general what's the argument against this minimum wage you just proposing do you do get a lot of pushback I mean I'm sure what you're saying is free market capitalism approach is it you know there's a lot of people to pose it I think with their mind or there are there are there are and they don't even get was racist it was designed to keep employees from hiring the Chinese or from hiring blacks you need to try to prevent employees from hiring certain people for the symbol is have a minimum wage and then and that will reduce hiring of people who have left skills and it in the labor unions the biggest supporters of the minimum wage are the labor unions and none of the labor unions workers earn the minimum wage so you might think why are they then they still care about the minimum wage if they don't get paid a lot higher than wage and it's because you always have a competition between skilled labor and unskilled labor ISO what's a a business a businessman has the option of hiring a skilled person to do something and let's say the skilled person is going to charge $20 an hour or an unskilled person and let's say I can hire three unskilled people for $5 an hour and that equals 15 well hey I'd rather hire the unskilled worker I can pay three $5 an hour to do the same job with one skill worker but now that the skilled worker could Lobby for $7 minimum wage now if I have to hire three people cost $21 aha now all of a sudden I hire the guy was skills so the labor unions benefit by keeping unskilled people unemployed because they have more skills and therefore they can you know they can get more work that sounds like a complicated mess to me you think it's a frustration with the lifelong politicians I quit what do you think it is that's causing this Uprising upswing with the woman what is her name that won in New York chapter select Puerto Rico as a country even though it's part of America is it still considered its own country even though you still are American citizens will you live there and you travel on on a US passport it's listed as a separate country from from the name from the yeah you know but nice looking woman to actually but but the thing is people I think in that Community are just voting out of frustration in fact I looked at her commercial you know and it's a very powerful commercial women like me or not supposed to run for office we're not supposed to be not this whole bunch of nonsense but it was his story that that you know I think resonated with a lot of people like a let's Stick it to the Man right you know and but I think that this this wave is going to be bigger than people think I think people are under estimating the Chicago this is unique because you know she she's in a heavily minority community and so that message work better but look Bernie Sanders in the Bronx as a write-in for the Reform Party that's what you wanted she won House Seats simultaneously Bernie Sanders appeal it wasn't just you know you know poor people in minorities that were that were you know attracted to the Sanders message and what was that message was attracted to them call about getting stuff for free right it's all about you do free healthcare free education guaranteed jobs mean they want they want the government to guarantee everybody Chomp without you wanted things that Bernie said that people jobs Plus benefits plus vacation plus Healthcare to do what and of course what's the governor's going to assign jobs everybody what are they all going to do that I mean people forget that we don't want jobs we want the productivity that result from the job so it's about productive employment not make-work right we don't want the government digging holes and filling them we want real jobs and how does the private sector know what jobs are needed it's the bandits if it's individuals not make-work right we don't want the government digging holes and filling them we want real jobs and and how to how does the private sector know what jobs are needed it's the bandits if it's individuals that wants something they're Guided by a profit motive know the government doesn't make a profit there's nothing to guide them to efficiently allocate resources and how is it going we're going to just figure out what people should do and just assign them


    Joe Rogan - Socialism Is Mainstream Now
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    economics and understand you know the source of the problems cuz anybody could just blame it on some rich person who is hoarding money and discriminating against them and then the problems on some rich person will the solution is easy just take his money right have the government come in and and redistribute the wealth which is another word for steal take money from somebody who earned it and give it to somebody who didn't but if you actually take a little bit of time and use your head instead of your your your heart your feelings you'll learn that the source of the problems is government interference in the economy and that the protest should be directed at government at their regulations and their subsidies and their taxes and all the things of government does to stifle economic growth and deny opportunities to people would be a really funny documentary the last occu like the last person to Occupy Wall Street cuz it's got to be like stragglers right eventually must have gotten to the point where there's like 30 people laughed 20 people left that one guy no f*** these people man the Bernie Sanders move it right cuz that's where all those guys are now they were volunteering for the Sanders campaign and and socialism is really kind of going mainstream. Because they put the word Democrat in front of it as if somehow that changes the meeting I said I'll give you the last word to guy said socialism is going to win and I made the P sound like what is that what does that even mean like socialism is going to win what is it what does that mean and what is socialism but it could win at the polls that's the problem it's very intoxicating and expecting a different result well the Socialists always expect a different result from doing something that has never succeeded in the past so socialism by definition is one thing but by the emotional reaction to people have is kind of another thing the emotional reaction is there's rich people that are real problem they're hoarding their greedy I'm not concerned with money I want I'm unconcerned with people and community and feelings and Health and Welfare and education and all that take from those rich people and we should funnel it into education and community and they say all these words that make you feel good like yeah we're not about money either yeah it's all it's all about feeling good the way you get rich is by trying to figure out what problems people have that you can solve right whether it's inventing something that makes their lives better or providing a service that makes their lives better because the customers are in charge individuals like that that's what's going to allocate wellfitsd if if somebody is better than somebody else at satisfying the desires that people have right now if I can come up with something that you like that you want to buy that's cheaper and better than somebody else's come up with and you're going to buy for me and so the person who ends up with the most money is the person who satisfied the most desires the most needs in the most efficient way possible and and that's what's benefiting society mean it's great to have charity and I'm all for private charity but if you look at the wealthiest men in history even though they've been incredible philanthropist and they've given away a lot of money they helped a lot more people amassing their fortunes than gifting away what they made it was the businesses they created the the the products that they invented the services that they provided in the employment right that was all a function of their creating their wealth that's what did a lot more to help Society than simply giving away some of the money that they earned have you ever had a debate with Democratic Socialist while on in most Democrats are socialists they just don't know it or they don't want to admit it and a lot of people don't even understand what's socialism Donald Trump is a fascist fascism is part of socialism socialism is a broad concept that includes things like communism and fascism so if your communist you are socialist but by but it doesn't mean that if you're a socialist or communist because you could be as fast as you could be for a lot of things but fascism is a form of Socialism where the government doesn't just steal all the proper like the Communists want to nationalize everything and take legal ownership of the means of production I think I would just owns all the capitol under under fascism the government is a little bit smarter than they realize that people will work harder if they think they're working for themselves so the fastest doesn't want to nationalize businesses they just want to control it through regulation and taxes and that's pretty much what the Democrats want to do they want to control everything by taxing it heavily and regulating it and knows that's an important aspect of fascism associate fascism with racism just because the Nazis were we're racist but you don't have to be racist I mean fascism started in Italy and that there wasn't any racism there and if you go back to the Nazi party it's the National Socialist Party of Germany that's what the Nazis are its socialist so fascism is a former Social if that's why the Communists in the fascists you argue so much because they're fighting over the same turf there wasn't any racism there and if you go back to the Nazi party it's the National Socialist Party of Germany that's what the Nazis are its socialist so fascism is a form of Social and that's why the Communists and fascists you argue so much because they're really they're fighting over the same Turf is which brand of socialism is better fascism or communism but they're not at opposite ends of the political Spectrum they're on the same end


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with Trumps Tariffs
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    how to trade deficits and he's watching Terrace is God this trade war that he's convinced that we could win and this is very misguided the trade deficits are not the problem they are the consequence of the problem the problem is that we have bad monetary policy bad fiscal policy too much regulation that's why we have a trade deficit because American industry is not productive enough we don't save enough we don't make the right capital investment that's because interest rates have been kept to low know our tax code favors debt you know and we have a lot of regulations that make American businesses less competitive and so the result is that we import a lot of products rather than making them ourselves and it's not because the other countries aren't fair or because they have tariffs tariffs are very low around the world I mean there's tariffs are not the problem and so if Trump is simply going to erect Harrah's all that's going to do is tax the American public does the American public has to pay the terrorist whenever they buy imported products so this is not going to going to turn the economy around but me and Trump is right he points out that well you know one point in time America ran on Terrace which is true during the 19th century the government you know raise money primarily by Tara's but we didn't have an income tax you know the irony of it the reason we have an in tax today is because the populist politicians of the day told the American voter if we can tax the rich with an income tax then we can get rid of tariffs that the average person is paying so the average person understood that Tara's cost them money and the politician said let's get rid of these tariffs and let's just tax the rich and the income tax that was originally proposed really was attacks on the very rich I mean even doctors and lawyers didn't pay it how to be super rich before you pay the tax and then it was like you know 1% to 4% so was a small tax and it wasn't taken from your paycheck right at me first if you if you got a paycheck you didn't pay the tax but we didn't have withholding until 1943 that was part of the victory tax to pay for the second world war but Americans were told let's tax the rich and you won't have to pay Terrace anymore now the income tax affects everybody right people pay a lot more income taxes today than they used to pay in tariffs but now now the president wants to bring the towers back on top of the income tax I mean if Trump wants to repeal the income tax and get rid of it entirely and then have some Terrace I'd be okay with that but you can't do that unless you dramatically shrink the size of government which is the most important thing that Trump needs to do but what he's not doing he has to make the military smaller not bigger space force I mean we can't even afford the Air Force baby brezza we got now for space force but we have to cut everything we got to cut entitlements right now we should be the first people to have a space force what are the Russians come up with space force space force out of luck


    Joe Rogan - Trump Should Legalize All Drugs!
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    DEA agent who moved in to try to rest another undercover DEA agent and they're playing each other back and forth against each other and they didn't know that both of them are cops entire time you f****** assholes just wasted money just wasting money investigating each other so f****** stupid both sides undercover like what the f*** man if if Trump's are talkin about that people around if you really want to get people on his side I think what he would do is start making drugs legal and start saying listen folks is a reason why the problem in Mexico and we talk to real Economist it really bothers you were talking about that it's a ruthless drug it's a ruthless truck but I think part of the reason why it's so f***** up is because all of it is illegal I mean that's a big part of why it's so f***** up is because it's not regulated it's not measured it's the doses or not doesn't say on the box will kill you you know you can go and buy this Old Camp whiskey at any corner store right going there by drink that whole thing drink that whole thing if you weigh 200 pounds I will know it was thinking about that if I did run for mayor I'd have a like they have the gun exchange programs of a meth exchange is best for mushrooms he said any drug worth taking she'll never sold and we'll put a stocks in the middle of seat in the middle of the city to lock up dishonest drug dealers looks like drug should be free arrest drug dealers I think if we made everything legal we have real problems for sure for quite a long. Of time the question is whether or not you have enough resources to parent your kids to keep those problems from happening to your family or they're not you have enough self-control to keep yourself from being one of those problems and drugs become legal in Access cell from being one of those problems and drugs become legal and accessible but then once it's settled down from their forward we be moving it away Health your place and you essentially take all of the money out of the cartel than not making any money anymore and then they're not going to be this murderous gang of start you going to take a while for things to dissipate the look what they did to Columbia Main Columbia used to be f****** crazy and now you can go there and supposed to be really nice


    Joe Rogan - Stormy Daniels Arrest Was STUPID!
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    up with this chick on Tinder like what's going to happen at what point of people going to stop being completely befuddled that he said something stupid and players that shoot this is the same show or whatever but performance she's been doing all over the country it's like it's what she does. She was going to do it so it's almost a setup or something and rub his back you go to jail unless we're related we haven't done a 23andMe only appears nude or semi-nude a sexually oriented business is prohibited from touching patrons except for family members so the f****** Trump fan look Fook this brooch for Donald by the White House three different Maga hats at home you know like they like with POTUS did this like it's Trump that's Trump we got to stop that's one syllable Daniels remove what detectives gentlemen's club said they observe Daniels remove her top and force patrons face into her chest Force not like she did that to train killer with a gun to a cop in a regular guy that's a guy who makes his living stopping crime and she hopping fun and he's a Vice Cop but he can't even stop Activity 3 detective approach to Stage Daniels allegedly made her way towards the two detectives leaned over and grab their faces she shoved each of their faces between her breasts court documents said they locked up as the officers face with her breasts they can't believe that according to the document and then Force the officers head between her breasts and smacked the officers face with her breasts imagine for that you f****** lazy civil servant Leach you'll each but you'll each date you f****** snail is creeping over that that lady to touch you and arrested her well I did get $6,000 bail yeah but you did get that money back yeah it's ridiculous f****** ridiculous definitely we're saying this is cops some of them are awesome some of them are awesome and it just get a certain small percentage of her that ruin it for everybody it doesn't even have to be 1% with 1% of cops out there shooting kids miss less than that because it's it's less than it's not even everyday write a cop doing something f*****-up do you live once a week stop doing something f*****-up juliek once a week with people I mean every day something's going wrong all over the country someone's pulling someone over that hasn't gone someone's pulling something or someone over that has an expired license or stolen property or they're just constantly dealing with people so amazing


    Joe Rogan - Roseanne is Ready to Come on the Podcast!
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    without the tourist yeah you should I think Roseanne's going to actually f****** make money off of macadamia nut farm I think she's going to be out selling f****** nut somewhere oh she had she never I think I told you she called me again and goes I am ready to do rogue we've been going back and forth contact me the dishes I'm ready to do whenever you are I said you just tell me when and we'll do it and then we're trying to figure out joke about a woman that she didn't know was black and a woman whose I think she's only 1/8 black right is that what you why she tweeted that where I like to talk about this on Rogan cuz Rogan spends time you can explain stop f****** tweeting tweet where she goes I like to take an Ambien you drink on Ambien and your fucken I can tell you a million stories of normal people like f****** you know Judy Brown her husband Steve barmel almost had a plane grounded cuz he flight he took an Ambien and had a couple of bourbon and then just started going f****** batch it has no recollection of it and I've done stuff that was like minor where I just had a very lucid business conversation with Hannigan after I take an Ambien on my like a light night of drinking from it you would six or seven beers and I went to bed and then I get got up 15 minutes later and went out and had this very lucid business conversation that I don't remember at all and I brought it up to him the next day something we were going to talk about he goes you talked about this last night and I came out completely normal he went downstairs made his own dinner cooked it ate it went back to bed. In the morning and was like who the f*** hooked and then they were there like you did he's like no I didn't I know you did look here you threw this away like you you cook this like what the f*** you turned her brother and his buddy took some Ambience had a few minor amounts of cocktails woke up on a lawn and a neighborhood they didn't know where they were it was that one Lucid business conversation where you go that could have been me driving my car into someone's front f****** porch I swore it off my mom said that she took it and no booze just took the Ambien and Wanda drawing on a bathroom carpet in on the little bathroom rugs just drawing I would like lipstick and and nail polish doesn't have any recollection of doing it just drawing out like a little kid with a pull out the nail polish to start that's a weird the other thing with Roseanne is a sheet what she's got serious mental illness and she's on a bunch of different medications for she's got legit multiple personality disorder she's talked about it and I don't think they call it multiple personality disorder anymore I think they have a new name for it but just annoyed you know if you talk to people that have been around her and see or switch from personality personality you realize like oh and you know a lot of this also came from head trauma she's one of several comedians that became a different person because it had trauma think she was hit by a car as well Sam Kinison same thing hit by a car he also can't f****** tell the difference between Twitter and a green room because if every single comic like was recorded the dark s*** that we say in green rooms because we're comics and we say the worst possible thing that's not how to make each other laugh how about your f****** you're ugly f****** teeth or you're fat or your f****** stupid and if she walked into the green room and said that about that lady we would be laughing right we'd be laughing especially as we know who she was Brotherhood in Roseanne said that she thought she was Jewish I was like okay if you look at the picture I go all right well yeah of Roseanne's tweets a great big a big ape with no a man or she's a man with giant swinging 8 Balls this is like 5 years ago and then five years later they give her that's good, can't believe she's acting crazy we can make a lot of money by giving a toddler a pistol we no one else you said she felt like she was getting her moves not to what she saw what she felt like she was being removed from the creative process to a bunch of things going on even before this and that this was like that one of the final steps but that they were she was having a hard time with the whole process and she's definitely having a hard time with being overworked she's like I am idea to do an episode about her thinking that everything is the Illuminati that's f****** gold comedy there at the so much there I had explained to her Chemtrails like but the thing is the different than anybody that ever talk to about these kind of wacky conspiracy theories when I explained to her what it what how those clouds are made she went okay just let it go the heat of the engine the condensation the atmosphere is actually creating a cloud it's just the water vapor and it mixes with the heat of this engine it makes clouds sawdust Roseanne just goes it's the hardest things the world


    Joe Rogan - Most People Don't Know Politics
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    such a view of the country that if you really stop and think about it like how many different places you've been and you are at your understanding of America are keeping everywhere you been all the all the different spots get a chance okay this how they rock it over here I just how they do it in Detroit This Is How They are New Orleans a different a little different and then you put it all together but if you just like a dude who just like Parks it in Columbus Ohio and f****** that that and all you know jobs is what the country's coming to new rules the most pressing issue because it's it can shift the country one way or another that's what's weird about it it was only gives a f*** about things that actually affect them locally the thing that sets that guy off the bench about Trump or b**** about Hillary is he forgot to move his car on street sweeping day but he never goes down to petition city council about hey this is f***** up at stop sign was obscured your honor and I wouldn't have run the stop sign but there's a branch in front of it and you need to cut that down and I get a ticket and I can't afford the ticket and that's the economy f****** Trump for whatever like they just bring it to the highest level will one of things that I realized by talking to people that really understand how things work like economics like talk to Peter Schiff yesterday The Economist he wanted he's a really smart guy meme he's a very successful guy but he's right there he's right there like we talked to him first time we did it show we got drunk we decided have a couple drinks and lighten up cuz he was doing this like Fox News CNN thing they do what they have these five and a panel have to write a lot statistics let's said I'm the one percent ask me ask me anything is that what he said something like that something like that so you went to Occupy Wall Street and set up a thing just talking to people about economics like this is why you think it works does that really works but this is what I realize talking to people like that there's no way you could be on the ball with all this stuff with Congress and the Senate and all the stuff that goes on behind the scenes in a lobbyist do we have to be fully immersed in it you have to be fully immersed in it and then fully immersed in the stock market to have any kind of an argument one way or another and most people are just having these half-assed half-cocked shity thought out arguments about almost everything they talked about including me and including stamp politics like how long you been trying to unravel this Russia thing completely I know I don't know and I don't care enough to try to learn to a place I went through a period of Elementary School f****** I'm Just a Bill on Capitol Hill and I still don't even know what that f****** meant going to stop talking about what they like like I like a nice guy I like a no bulshit guy okay and then you just find whoever best fit that mold and you support who's the most popular yeah it's fascinating though I think if Trump was any Republican that wasn't a f****** a****** but stood for the same principles that would be no outrage they hate his personality First witch mention it on stage during again that Trump makes me happy sometimes in that he's a product of everything like what's that levian ball that f****** like basketball dad he's famous just cuz he's a f****** a****** if I keep being a f****** a****** the more I'm going to get noticed and Ann Coulter who just says or Tom like his or the nuge we were just talking about you had the new John the more I'm going to get noticed and Ann Coulter who just says or Tom like his or the nuge we were just talking about you had the new John and Paseo outrageous things just to get attention to you and I couldn't feed the trolls and then all of a sudden you elected Trail so f*** you it's all you people that watch TMZ and f****** buy a tabloid because he said something outrageous again


    Joe Rogan - How Doug Stanhope Trolled Ted Nugent
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    Ted Nugent is a nice guy he's like a really nice guy. Do you remember trolling his message board from your message board neutral this message board and you were you're giving instructions on how other people should trolls Message Board they were so like they were Maga before Maga was Maga like they were make America grape I had a bit about it in my ACT about not needing the draft you just show up at Ted Nugent concerts and scoop them up and Nets pick you up something on the way they're going to take away NASCAR and I forgot the bit but it was even have a message board even exist your message board wood troll and I got on board with the trolling Ted Nugent's message board and I would pass him aggressively I would backhand insult him by God hate we going to get a bath weather and get the nuge back on the Airways it's no fair all these Rage Against the Machine wannabes are getting all the airplane and when I call to request a true rock and roll legend like Ted Nugent they laugh me off the phone and it's no fair that all these guys are selling out Arenas and Ted Nugent is stuck at some state fair play NBC State Fair playing beside Tilt-A-Whirl in an Andy Gump


    "GROWTH" - Joe Rogan
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    everybody's got these stupid barriers they put in their own head you got to resist those goddamn things cuz it'll do you any good and they certainly Define the potential for your future in a negative way it's not self-serving and it's not even real this idea that there's no way to get past the starting block today is just ludicrous it's crazy and it's just this this poor thinking and people that are trapped in bad situation one of the problems is you feel like this is your future you feel like you're f***** and you can't get out of that there's no hope there's no light at the end of the tunnel there's no rainbow and if you feel like that that alone can be incredibly defining and limiting but if you look at yourself objectively and say okay and f***** here I'm in credit card debt job watering and I need to set aside a certain amount of time every day to just try to make those things happen you can do that I think here's an important thing to I think failure teaches you things you don't learn from success I think failure gives you an opportunity for self-examination and also gives you a feeling that is very uncomfortable and that very uncomfortable feeling helps you grow and don't look at these failures as like proof of that you suck look at them as opportunities for growth look at them as opportunities to be motivated to do better to look at someone is doing really well Xavier focus on like Kevin Hart or some like that some very famous and successful comedian all you see is him now flying around private jets were in the new pair of sneakers every day driving around and Bentleys he just see that you don't see him being a young kid in Philadelphia going to open mic night there's that there's a progression that you are not witness to you don't see it and that takes place in everything it takes place in the author is it takes place in Comedians and musician there is a starting point and then with time and focus and as long as you re-evaluate and reassess and constantly objectively look at what you're doing and then pursue it with passion and focus you get better at then there's always going to be people that are luckier than you some of it is locked and some of it is courage some of it putting your ass out there some of it is trying thing one of the things that I would like to tell people that I think you should do is do s*** that's difficult it's very important struggle we have been fed this line of horseshit that you're supposed to seek comfort and I don't think you are I think you're supposed to speak lessons you supposed to see difficult tasks and accomplishments and through those things his wife doesn't have enough of that there's not enough struggle you don't get to know yourself without struggle you don't get to know your boundaries unless you push them you don't get to know who you are really unless you're tested without struggle you don't get to know your boundaries unless you push them you don't get to know who you are really unless you're tested


    Joe Rogan on Jeff Novitzky Being Called "Golden Snitch"
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    resume change my open my eyes and I had to piss test the next day as well as Pam to my Jim I told the guy I seen it last night The Little Couple using so yeah I was like who knows we going to stay through you know the guys that kind of like it bodies change someone who dropped off McPherson yeah doing an impression of who they words to couple years ago on the sauce is happening man everyone is getting too high I'm snitching what is his official title it's like what those who don't want to be hanging around him like a why would a wouldn't be as friendly with him because they don't want him sniffing around made it 10:12 cuz you know what you want out of my being an ambassador for the sports and I like to clean spoiled cuz ya back in the day you leave unless early as 2010 violent 12


    Joe Rogan on Daniel Cormier KO'ing Stipe Miocic
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    real high-level wrestler against almost everybody else they have such a noted advantage in the clinch like Daniel Cormier and Stipe miocic this weekend I mean Dominick Cruz if such were very fortunate to have a guy that knowledgeable in in cuz Dominic's knowledgeable about basically everything started out as a wrestler but he understands MMA as good as anybody that ever talk to Mike about MMA it up so we talked about about Daniel's giving up the underhook so that he could limp arm and then steep a would run right into the right-hand they had her all timed out yeah I really broke another file just already little time and I wasn't crazy I was yelling off my face just like Wow when he connected and then he hit him I don't even know if I said anything cuz I remember I was going like I thought pictures of the working together for so long when John annick stands up and he diesel 2/42 light year a hundred percent Saturday the way he was moving Champion socks in alburnett Bigfoot dropping them all that kind of s*** I was right and I was bonded with five rounds and he wasn't even like it was early in those earlier than my career so I was like you guys are going to be DC put them against the fence growing them out five rounds and still be in the back and forth but knock on the first round that was just who's going to take over the DC he had to somehow Or Another We're still pay out a little bit before he gets takedowns and I'm done with it. forget that talked about it raining capitalize brilliantly on a tendency yeah he knew that DC a tossed about it yeah leaning prefers to set up the single and that he prefers to lean on that side leaning towards his right side and his preferred


    Joe Rogan on Classic Muscle Cars
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    back when he was doing hanging with mr. Cooper he drop in and do that I haven't seen him in a long time I think he's going to go with the cat right now he's got a sleeper Bronco I think he still has it he had this like 1980s black Bronco but he had it all done Urban Assault Vehicle powerful Braga Villages looks like older Bronco images house on the road but meanwhile these things like 2 and up nice the classic man yeah and he would drive around that thing as a tool of cars really nice funny guy oh man that's the Bronco yeah damn the storm last year took Mark Curry Bronco he loved that thing man that was it was a total sleeper the car is a sleeper Bronco I need an old school what kind of pickup trucks are 50/50 a very specific Chevy pickup truck it's crazy what they can do to those who I mean whoever saw a nice if you looked in one of those in in The Flash in 1950 that someone would have something like that in 2018 that looks like something from the movie Cars pickup truck cost in 1950s a 1500 pickup cost in 1950 Here We Go drum roll nothing popped up off the top retail price in 1950 people listen to this a bored out of my mind right now but you really why do you care what a pickup truck cost 1950 are they watching live some people what's up does a slight delay nice $43 that's crazy insane subtract not a muscle car yeah probably be 66 Corvette beautiful car I've 65 convertible say it backwards like whatever the acronym is the I think that's they did I think they took some kind of tuner thing some someone's name and used it backwards like Roanoke is that it I remembered very vaguely the story about how they came up with the name Eleanor anyway see if you can find it yeah damn that right there just don't f****** car super do maybe I'm thinking the opposite maybe what I'm thinking of is someone made a car that's like Eleanor but they spell it backwards I think that might be it it just said Eleanor is the only afford one Mach 1 in his to receive a car title credit take the word Eleanor and spell it backwards in Google. I think there's a car that they're making will they spell Eleanor backwards I think is where I'm getting it the new Hyundai rolly what would be Eleanor Mustang Eleanor backwards to make a dope Mustang those cars like that year like into the 2015 and 16 they kept all they got rid of the live rear axle somewhere around I want to see like pretty recently like 2012 or something like that the latest Mustang released the latest model Mustang before that these two have a solid rear axle like a muscle car sideways it would burn out everywhere it was really like having a modern muscle car was like anti-lock brakes and the stick shift and you buy it from the factory with 550 horsepower is a GT500 but they apparently that's like great though those old-school e muscle cars for grip in the ground something about having everything all in ones that healin off and get back to black stripes on the asphalt as it goes sideways I love it I love it only made made for maybe even used in that original movie in the guy that made HB Toby halicki wrote starred and directed that movie so they make those now they'll do make you how you get a frame know they do the whole thing from the beginning out and they make you look like a boy and new version of a 1967 Mustang with modern engine modern suspension but if you pull up in one of those things that's that's a different kind of enjoyment that's like your drive around her art piece exactly you know a Storyteller that's like people are just going to stop you say Plus in terms of like the impact it has on girls don't care about that what is that look at this again wow what the main one from John Wick from Elgato 60 seconds in John Wick that's what it was it was Eleanor one I'm remembering wrong in the movie John Wick he had a 69 that's 70 Chevelles class that's a good one that's all I need is you know what's even more classic look at that goddamn I think that's a Mach 1 that looks pretty stock they do not handle very well-known terrible Honda Accord you'll blow that thing off the road 1969 Mach 1 1969 you would be the man to imagine you pick up your girl happy Car Henderson Drive to have a guitar to sit in the passenger seat yeah I found out there was a house that was for sale that Hendrix almost bought in Topanga Canyon feels like a shock Jimi Hendrix had a baby before that that's a just a different one but yeah those are crazy looking go to that other one that was just on that this is it right here that's only a couple pictures of the car from the top two Corvettes Corvettes old school man dinosaur beautiful car have a Cadillac JJ I've been waiting for years for this car and every time I go to the auto show they like yes, next year so I wait wait wait that sounds like a superhero in a Robert Rodriguez movie The El Mirage look at this what cars look like in the future that's what they look like an amateur the front end of that thing like the headlights those are crazy look at that man that has such a futuristic like pause therefore that picture and make that a little bit bigger that at such a futuristic shaped Grill get it it's so strappy for years I've been waiting for this call why is it the Cadillac dude my father drove a Cadillac to my dad like the last call my pops had a burgundy Cadillac they make some old school cars to that you could actually get fixed up and drive around at some 70s I'm about to ride out and put it in the hands of a caretaker and let them just picked it up get you one of them 2-door eldorado's cuz I don't want anybody mistake me for the mystery match tonight I don't know if I like the burgundy look at those looking at a 76 convertible Eldorado oh my God what a shape what shape that was back when they didn't know what the f*** aerodynamics was like what Easley sleep in that trunk no problem that's a nice they just went through a period of time making a giant boats like the the suicide door Continental you talked about that a lot of time cuz all time classic got to love that I saw a 1968 Charger all done up one of those years either one of those years is badass but those cars they were just black sharks on boats they weren't like in any way I could get that does not in any way practical in terms of its shape like it's got to be that winds got to go into that Grill in a weird way and probably slows it down it's like having a little mini parachute in the front of your hood original one with beautiful look at that thing that's what I'm talking about like that car just represents a different world that's a fast and furious right then they put the bumper all around the front like a big oval Lucy ever see that what did you just do the other but yeah that weren't there because you can see the grill and make that like a little bigger like look up goofy that is the bumper in the grill or like the bumper and a down bumper what are you doing why did you do that. Don't do that you had a perfect to f*** remind me about the double pumper so f****** move it's one that just doesn't look as good and then they should have made the 1969 charger what a shape those people just had a different way of looking at automobiles they weren't confined by Big Bob's Big Boy in Burbank f****** Irvine and all all over the place Lincoln Navigator see that thing gigantic the thing it's crazy mermaid at supposed to be the most technologically advanced and I like the new the poorest of the four-door Panamera and when I go to the city I got to find parking and when you drive down the street you see ones with boots on them people didn't realize welder 1000. But the Challenger work perfect bacchanal can you put an aftermarket kit on it yeah that's Steve celine's company they do Corvettes in a bunch of s*** to I do a bunch of different like Hennessy give her that Hennessy Hennessy performance convert 1000 horsepower in it and sell it so it's a Hennessey Corvette now Shelby Mustang dealerships SEPTA Mustang Explorer and chill like that then the Broncos that's the Bullitt car that's a tribute to the Steve McQueen movie that's the green car is look at that thing damn that is gorgeous great movie by the way to make a shape that makes you think about old cars but look like a new car


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with Taking the Guns Away
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    I was going to get worse if people don't address the problems in society until it affects it what do you think they could do they look how besides just education how do you stop as much crime how do you give people like counseling likely would be can get the guns out of the guns out anyway if you want to you think so how would they get their guns out do we get most of the guns away from people that could defend themselves in a really dangerous areas by taking my by taking the guns out like what about people that are also set like we going to take the guns away from you can take the guns away from the lady who runs the bakery who carries a lot of cash out Lady of the day that provide goods and services whales are in the head and then the other girl pulls a gun out of being dangerous and killing people you don't hear people like that lady that just saved herself and getting the f*** beat out of right with a gun then I saw the other video was a guy comes in 2323 guys hoodies on masks on you see the guys coming down on the camera right and then you see a guy walk away from the jewelry display he walks with a camera shooting this way so he walks out of ring camera and when the guys come in he comes back blasting phone has he just started shooting oh Jesus for your wife and a gun fight breaks out that is hilarious in the problem is defining who gets to keep one who doesn't get to keep on this very sketch well then you never going to get them back like they want to take them away whoever got the guns taken away there never get their guns what you can and can't be done yeah you definitely get the illegal guns right if you could somehow another get access to them the illegal guns the legal ones are going to be real tough because if someone has a gun legally and they haven't committed a crime it's going to be real hard to take that gun away for the guns right you know if guns become a shortage the whole thing is very it's a it's a real problem and it's very it's very complicated I think try to completely solve it and how do you get these people that are in that life that are everyday involved in gang violence and you're right you're right I think if they had an opportunity to know that I think we got the kid that is a very good basketball player that his uncle wasn't like I said this family lineages gang life if he had a chance to go play basketball somewhere he would take that chance I think you're totally right and I think in the absence of any other chances that's when it becomes something that's right shouldn't I think it's all about the same feeling that people get when they're joining gangs or when they're I think you're totally right and I think in the absence of any other chances that's when it becomes something that's raction I think it's all about the same feeling that people get when they're joining gangs or when they're right winger or a staunch left Winger I think it's all the same things like people have a desire to belong to something and make something that makes your life have more mean that feel like it has more meaning


    Joe Rogan on Will Smith & Fear Factor Stunts
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    it was it was a guy that went through a cloud oh yeah yeah I saw that he misses he's dead instead there was a video of a guy hitting a bridge going like a hundred plus miles an hour hit this bridge it was awful I mean f*** have a great Instagram post a video about how fear I know amazing things are right on the other side of fear so he's been doing this thing where you just conquered all the Spheres and he has a group of guys at the professional bungee jumping bungee jumping on his birthday his 50th birthday out of a helicopter over the Grand Canyon we did a bunch of that kind of s*** on Fear Factor man we did it in the last season in the last season we did a couple of them that really had me freaked out but one of them they hook people up to these bungee cords and they were had him tied to like a post or something or tree or something I forgot it was there was Shackled they was a post and the person had to release them when I figure out which key goes in which lock and was like a race to do it and as soon as you release them they through the air because there was a helicopter hold onto a bungee cord behind them and then they were just dying over this Canyon like bouncing up and down and I watched the first one like they did a test one and I watched and I was like yeah that mean they know what they're doing I guess they know they're doing these guys are like professional stunt guys but I was like I would not want to be that person attached to that bungee cords the person that came up with these every time I'm like how did you know you can eat that yeah that all team of knee that won't kill you they know they would do toxicology examinations on certain bugs are grind them up and find out what you know what what's bad for you when it's not like they would do it with interns Port interns nice kids to scarred for life they would have to you know do like these really f****** difficult eating challenges if they did it they want a certain amount of money to get a certain my money I would always give them whatever I had in my pocket too and they was or they won't eat anything other than a peanut butter and jelly sandwich kids like what scares me is like the bungee cords under the helicopter type s*** that was like how do you know that that's going to work out right every time I don't know I'd like to take it out on G chord over the bull nuts and all that stuff no fried pork rinds in a breaded them they like apparently people love them I'm not when they're they are these chop those up Rocky Mountain Oysters fried cauliflower man's dominion over animals


    Joe Rogan - Josh Barnett's Battle with USADA
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    talk about Utada yeah without the lube yeah we where we started this podcast talking about what we talked about you or your situation without a Brendan Schaub and I talked about your situation where are you were you tested positive from a tainted supplement like legitimately tested positive from a tainted supplement you were cleared but this whole process was a goat rope I'm at work out and you didn't feel like I was fairly treated not in the least it. It started one way then took a f****** curve what happened well so I took a supplement that had Tribulus in it that's all it was Tribulus is all awhile and they in it that the supplement itself as it turns out was contaminated with a sarm called ostering but when I say contaminated I mean like it had such Trace amount that the people that did the lab testing on it said we'll just contamination cuz it wouldn't help you this wouldn't do anything for you A lot of these places I know this Onnit is a third-party tested company where we get our stuff tested by an independent party to make sure there's nothing funky with it but we've had some issues in the past with stuff being in our with our earliest formulations of Alpha Brain and weren't supposed to be in there and what it comes from is you by your ingredients from a company the company has his vast they mix everyday onion and they don't properly clean the bat and if they don't properly clean the Wrath you buying some stuff from China who knows what they're chucking in there they got stuck why didn't they are they got this they got done a lot of creatine is it a lot of different type of entertainment that's what you saw it I thought it could have been at first it means yes yes is contaminated right and so you thought I was was testing me I had had a fight in September of 2016 mens Arlovski and then after that I was like yo I'm just going to take a break for a while I'm not fighting for I'm going to tour Europe in goof off and whatever and then when I get back you know I don't really I don't know what I'm going to get back in the ring and all right whatever and we told them and that you saw it was still come around intestines like okay fine whatever this is post testing positive this is pre pre I'm going f****** where the wind takes me in Europe at I don't have a whereabouts to fill in because I could be on a train moving here moving there whatever which is your right and they they know that and yet then they go ahead and send someone to my f****** house to try and text me while I'm in Europe when I'm just going okay. So Steve I'm going to be at this place from this time to this time and then and then but what is your home base so if we don't go to these places and we'll just meet you at your home at sometime or whatever enjoy a vacation just travel correct and they go they pay send someone of my house I f*** all right and then there are times where it's what happens when they send someone to your house but you told them you weren't there well for one no one told the I don't know how what mechanical elements within their organization how that works but they sent them in there anyways I'm not there that can you look up so they still counted that as you not being there for a test Jess will that doesn't make any fucken sense well it is what it is so but wait a minute if they're going to give you a strike like don't don't they have to follow their protocol and their protocols you have to inform them of where you going to be right there as you did that you inform them or you going to be told he's not going to be home for almost a month and he's f****** practically backpacking all through Europe going from place to place to place so he's going to be real hard to get a hold of good time take steroids do ya come back he went and your manager told you saw that you were in Europe they still showed up your house in La that doesn't seem to make any sense men and they give you a strike yes okay that's aggravating and so then I get back home and there no test me again like alright fine whatever and then they test me again and I'm like okay now you just made me late to an audition as you just showed up out of nowhere cool fighting like Saviour running out the door and you have a business appointment how long does it take for them to test you depends on what they're doing with her urine or just urine at both me it's always been blood in urine so you can't say hey you guys going to have to come with me because I got to go to this f****** audition you know I don't know I didn't try that I would say that getting the car b**** big shouldn't have like ultimate precedent over your life like they shouldn't be able to just decide like showing up randomly argument somewhere on that for now I got too much should I got to do I'm not fighting any time soon I've got my new Japan stuff I've got auditions I've got all these things I'm traveling and I just I'm not going to fight leave me be and then I'm in Japan and the f****** the very last test I took right before retiring your flag down like you got to be f****** kidding me really really all these tests over all these years me being the first person to Do complete out-of-competition in competition random urine and blood testing when I worked with water and then Nevada state Travis Browne so no one had ever done actual random testing before and there was no you saw it involved in the UFC yet going through it was something that I wanted to see done and I'm like fine do what I want fighting was way while I didn't was way Wilder the supplement industry was way while there it's like back in 02 you can still buy all the s*** over the counter that by 04. Reclassify the steroids be able to buy a lot of stuff and by the way liver toxicity is probably off the charts probably a lot of those things that look super bad for you but so it was a whole different era and then with California you know I know I had an issue with with a containment what I believe ultimately to be a contamination it but I didn't take all the steps that I had this time and once that whole process was such a mother fuc like this is never going happen again so every supplement lot but I took I would always keep bits of it behind for until I need I can get I felt there was enough time it expired and get rid of it cuz no one's going to come back and test me I passed all my tests so so once you pass your test you would get rid of the old right I don't need to keep those lots anymore only third-party verified three or four different other supplements with same company and I'll pass no problem on their tent so it was just some weird contamination would you happen again happened to me that's happened to far as I can tell I mean I'm not testing their whole product line but it just seemed like a fluke and just such a simple supplement it in any case over one ingredient deal so then they come back then I call you tested positive for this I'm like well that ain't f****** possible so then I send in some supplements wish I had to pay for to have them they run them through the testing and then bang they find it all right there you go there is your deal then they went out and bought a brand new bottle unopened same lot tested that one verify the results same thing test same thing as well so then you were in contact with you throughout the entirety of this so we don't ever break contact with you Sada we have a specific guy and my name out there I think we have a guy that we spoke to directly the whole through my manager was speaking with him and I've seen the emails and so we're talking about how we know this is the contamination and when when we get done with all this why don't we even try to put together something some some promotional stuff that we can do it from any of the same issues if we'd like to do whatever we could to help you guys out with this and we're not against you or apple we don't mind being a part of the system and we understand why you're here and I'm not against them wanting to do drug testing or whatever and try to keep a clean and fair Plainfield I get the point of it so we get through these supplements tested they test the secondary batch they have all the information cycle right this should be your rock and roll and then they got real quiet okay a week 2 weeks and what were they saying when they do respond and I I can't entirely remember myself it was my manager was in touch with them and what is the protocol if someone test positive for something that's a tainted supplement and it's a third-party supplement and where it's not it's not third-party verified rather why don't even know if it was third-party verified that anything would be any different okay well if it is third-party verified and still is Tainted yeah that would be an issue right now if you tested positive positive they found a supplement I think the idea about third-party verified as it's much less likely to be attended size of anything out so far as I know what the deal is there is a. Of ineligibility sort of or basically what it what happens is your effectively suspended until this thing is all finished out and they try to say that you're not suspended it and there's no but that's not true when everyone treats you as you're suspended I tried to Corner Travis Brown to that was training him and they wouldn't let me get would let you this morning meeting with my return yet you're suspended so you can't you can't corner but you said you're not suspended she happen exactly so you're effectively suspended you can't work you can't even work as a a tertiary individual as a corner man or anything like that can't be at the event and this is after the fact where you brought them to supplement the independently verified that was tainted and then we start talking and throughout the process of head look I'm not taking a punishment for contamination and I'm not even fighting I'm not fighting anytime soon I'm not you you can't like what you did with means and these other people you punish them you know that they would contamination but you punish them how many months yes you know suspension so that they were able to compete or make a living during those months and I'm like no I'm not dealing I'm not taking that that's not acceptable because I'm not that's not what's going on here nobody is doping nobody's trying to cheat the system there is no I'm not even fighting you don't get by punishing me you're trying to let guilt on me you're trying to make me out to be some sort of guilty party as if trying to be a cheat of some sort of like I'm not dealing I'm not taking so how did it ultimately get resolved well ultimately what ended up happening is we had to go to arbitration that was all it was really left to us because then they started trying to bring up stuff for my past and then way back against me as well and you guys weren't even around and now you get to decide to add to the to weight of whatever punishment you want to Levy Against Me based on things that didn't involve you great I don't get what were they talking about they're talking about 2001-2008 they went to 2008 and they tried to say this happened so therefore you know now they start talking about 2 years like you kidding me and so we go we inquire on the interview with the guy that we were dealing with through Skype or we've we've been in touch with just like at some point everything turned in changed their tone changed their even the original penalty they were looking to Levy increased new shitt gets brought in its it's like it they became a completely different animal as soon as you know there was the evidence of contamination and then I wasn't going to I wasn't willing to take punishment for I wasn't what do you think I think that they and this is just my opinion I think the way you saw 2 looks at it and it's an easy way to go about it is that the more people they ding the more effective they appear it's not affect their efficacy is based on Punnett on punishments build-out not mrs. Not on lack of punishments at all tainted supplements whenever there's no there there is actually quite a bit of Leverage there's there is leeway in terms of how they can enforce and what they can afford so when its objective subjective they have a lot of discretion there is some outlined elements are protocol but there is no it is always this or it is always that front and you know I didn't begrudge them for a period of ineligibility while you're going through the process of finding out whether this is Kim Nation or what-have-you doing any testing and that makes sense to me that's fine I understand that if this guy supposedly has something in his system will let's figure out what it is and once we have a better idea then we can decide about whether you can go back into the pool or do they assert that early for going to let any punishment make sense to me but in addition to that then tacking on wash it and turned my case I was like that's not acceptable so we will I guess the only thing left to us have to go to arbitration and so my manager spoke with went was working through them to arbitration and we said okay well well what is that going to take left going to cost more money out of my pocket the arbitration process is these are guys that they're paid by Utada to do the arbitration like they work for them in a way or they're not they don't work under them directly but they are they do get paid to be somehow there's something yes and I told her I was like I don't necessarily feel the most comfortable with that but I do I can also understand how it's not there's probably not an easier way to go about it but okay I got it then we then we get notice back from you Saturday we have to limit the scope of our argument what you're going to tell us what we can and can't argue exactly but it was like you can't you do you have to keep it within this boundary and this realm and this and I'm like the way you can't f****** try to say Levi this against me and then you stuff for my past and tell me I can't argue my full case so they're limiting the amount that you can defend yourself is everything tastes like the view that they were limiting the the range of argument you can make the argument that you would limit I don't know exactly did they defined that they didn't know they had conditions in the emails with with back and forth with my manager and he goes will f*** we know cuz we could argue about this is contamination and go from there but if it's something really potentially limiting which was weird about how they put it is. Remember what I don't remember all the details and doesn't even look like this might not even be a useful way of trying to approach this thing and it got down to the wire to where I and we kept pushing it back and pushing it back in and saying like you know we can can we get an extension and just trying to figure out how the hell do we approach this and and also like how could we approach without having to spend money on having lawyers get involved I mean that's the last thing you want to do is get the litigation and lawyers love billable hours are they do and so it gets down to the wire essentially and we I just sit back and I go I won't accept any ruling if it's a punishment at all I don't care what they say I'll just be like nah nah I don't I'm not going to buy buy it you can't force me to do s*** and I guess we'll have to Cross Creek effect on performance is nothing that you're doing by accidentally taking that than anyway would help you and that's a fact that's a proven fact as to your position as you shouldn't be punished correct and you're out once the time that you've been out and here's the thing if he exactly need to say oh well if you if it took 6 if it took 7 months to get the the review the information that you needed the data right to then clarify okay well you're not at fault too then say Oh what will suspend you for six months but since that six months is already past it's like we can suspend you at all no motherfuker when you look in the end of that hunt at the data when you go and look at this case it says suspended which means you punished me which means I was guilty in some way you said I'm guilty because that's how you got to punish me under investigation will you still love me to punishment in there and say they look how we caught this guy we punish them and I'm like I'm not I'm not going I'm not down for that and so oddly enough so I was like on Ariel's or something like that I said I I won't accept I don't care what they say I don't care what punishment they try to let me I don't abide by it I won't agree to it and I'm done with them and someone from the arbitrator the arbitrator's office who we were dealing with calls us out of the blue and goes so you still we don't want to do this at will and my manager goes well they said that we have to limit the scope of argument to this and this and we can't talk Emily go no you don't you can talk about you can you can bring any argument you want who is saying this to you the arbitrator's office and initially come to you and said yes but the people who are the app arbitrators said that that's not true right but that's not the case you don't have it doesn't they can't force you to argue in a certain is it possible that you saw his lawyers were trying to hear something I found about about lawyers like yeah for sure they're necessary and that's all well and good you need them but there's a reality in this is something I had to deal with recently and doing something with a friend and her lawyers where they attached a bunch of s*** to this deal that wasn't supposed to be in there and he didn't even know it was in there my lawyer is like what the f*** is this until I contact him what the f*** is this and he's like what the f*** is that so he contacts his words what the f*** is this and it turns out this is a common thing lawyers would they take what they do with each other we put this in to give you leverage I don't think you necessarily want that but we're looking out for your best interests and so now you have a good negotiation point if you just go in with what you want then they're going to ask for more than that and then you're not in a composition cuz you can't ask for more after you've already established your initial position makes everything convoluted yes my grandfather was a pretty state of Washington me out of nowhere and they're like if you want to do this you can and no you can't you can make the argument there's no limiting the scope of your argument so then it's ya alright I'll go for it and what we talked about the arguments made so in the end you know no matter what I brought my legal team they he they had their lawyer, who was the same guy we were dealing with throughout the entire process and and they made the you know their argument we made ours and you know what they're there are times I'm sitting back and I go making their making closing arguments the beach lawyers and I'm just sitting there listening to the scientist I go home and he's just pushing them he's just moving the goalposts he's also trying to slippery slope argument to moving the goalposts on think he's just doing anything you can to use rhetoric instead of logos at this point because you know if they're lawyers and they're trying to make their case and trying to find impassioned responses batches of all the come inside I take especially when I'm in the program and especially after dealing with the klusterfuk that was California and it's like why didn't have anything that I could bring to you that I could fuc right now so I'm like this is never happening again so I keep everything they go and they they test stuff and they find it and and I kept notes I kept this and if I have what more could I have done for you guys even if it doesn't matter if there is they were all third-party tested as well keep batches of the supplement of any of the stuff I take you to every party time trying to say that I didn't do a good enough job that did you use the did you see this thing on supplement 411 it's like that came out after the fact and yes I have seen that in fact I use all the resources you provided your Global Dro your other supplement for 112 check against ingredient list supplement name company names to make sure none of this s*** is on the list so that I don't make that mistake so I use the resources that you give me I keep patches of my my supplement so they can be tested if need be I do with available to keep from any issues and yet they just keep moving the goalposts on that and trying to say that well but you didn't you didn't hire a psychic you know it's just a kind of s*** how how could this have been any better and not to mention I'm not fighting so the day what were they looking for in arbitration they wanted to Levy a punishment against me and suspended me for years and this is usato ultimately even though they knew that you took a tainted supplements yes it had no effect whatsoever on your performance right they still wanted to punish you for years that seems stupid. Just seems stupid now let me let me read Jeff novitzky because he texted me because I told him this was going to go down and his is a little bit different than yours I don't imagine it isn't all right I'm not surprised it is and I I told you what it was this is us review it says he said he'll complain about the amount of time that went by with you saw the process but he notified us of retirement right after the positive sample was collected before positive was announced so he was off in the wind for many months and not communicating with you Sada big reason the case took so long to resolve who is positive was from a tainted supplement but he didn't do the number one thing we advise you to see athletes on UFC athletes on supplements he didn't choose a supplement that was third-party certified as a banned substance free like Onnit supplements are there are literally hundreds of certified supplements out there in virtually and virtually ensures no issues for an athlete if they stick with those one other point for Barnett when he was under a Civ 2 case he missed all of his deadlines to file for arbitration he came to the table later and said he wanted to go to arbitration you saw the maiden exclusion and let him which ultimately led to his favorable ruling by arbitrator their reasoning was that they wanted to rule in favor of fairness to athlete rule say they didn't have to after time to file expired but they're saying you've ruled favorably towards you ultimately gobbly goo. The other adjustment probably should just like he says that he retired and he was in the wind you know my in the wind was it wasn't that long I was in Japan for Verizon with my athlete Alyssa Garcia someday where were you sad I was looking for the broken Ice Cube Christmas cup for me I didn't break up just the movie on on doping he is he's one of the major figures in terms of the world of Aunt doping so it's one of the guys who work at Bryan Fogel the arbitrator Bryan Fogel was the guy who starred in Icarus this guy is a arbitrator for water record keeping that I may I did essentially everything I could. It was in the means of a normal person to do how was it resolved at the end it was a the last of reprimand that's it Richard so at the end of the day after all this they say they give you a reprimand what does that mean don't do that be careful and all the two-year shift from usato was on a warrant right and heavy-handed heavy-handed as hell and ending at 6 months and then by the time we they have both supplements tested then all of a sudden start getting weird and you know this claim by Nowitzki that we were out of no poison touch Nowitzki doesn't work this out I know this is so it was kind of funny is Nowitzki is such a public face on this kind of thing but when it comes to actually dealing with you Sada he's all he's hands up I mean he'll come and he'll he'll make sure to put something out there and any of the atmosphere but in reality he ain't got a f****** thing to do with any of the employees I think that's actually the proper thing for him to do it in a way but I mean it's just it's it's a it's the presentation is a bit of a misnomer I think so initially he was responsible for the drug testing now he's what is he the president of athletes safety and wellness Buckeye think they're running the performance Institute at me what they're they're concentrating on now but I'm just saying that moron encouraging fighters to train and in fortify their body with me directly and giving them education on how to do this and that Jeff is at the Forefront of that stuff and showing them how to avoid accidentally taking something and fully in the loop with what happened between me and you saw that cuz he's not involved so he's saying there is incorrect and it's not I don't blame him because he's not a part of it so is he misinformed at the very least the day they're not being straightforward it sounds to me like they wanted to punish you badly they wanted to punish me back yeah two years is a f****** crazy punishment and also when when people get you to remember when Nick Diaz was was being interviewed by all these people and then there was that mean lady course in Nevada monkey rob the bank right now he's not if he's not getting the ring high and leave it alone exactly established that at the very least what does the numbers if you look at the numbers winning tested and you know I don't know why do people like to say that he's a cheater this is a lot of this going on right now but real clear the first test was proven that he took tainted dick pills okay that's what it was brought to my attention is part of all this because you know the difference between that first one Cialis and it was from a company that sells sarms and peptides and all that show it was a company that also sells banned substances front and so their argument was that dude you're buying for using s*** from a Place full of legal ship you're not supposed to take one what he took had such a minuscule Trace amount that he tested negative then he tested positive for any tested negative again and this is something that's supposed to stay in your system for months right so this is indicative of someone who's not taking something to get in a performance enhancer at benefit from it but rather someone who had something that was tainted and fees lab technicians are smart on this s*** like the guy who saw the results from the the first little batch of supplements we gave me everything and then some Under the Sun and all different levels in this guy knew what what constituted contamination right wasn't he could tell right Trace Amounts of anything it's not going to do a damn thing to your body in terms of performance-enhancing but it is going to show up in these task is Brock Lesnar in there with DC job becoming the first light heavyweight to consecutively hold the light heavyweight championship and the heavyweight championship you know and the spectacular fight by DC but Jon Jones is always going to be sure that mean are you cannot you can go on and on about the VA extracurricular woes of Jon Jones sure his capabilities as an athlete his talent is his it's undeniable undeniable dick pills where is not making him a better fighter he didn't knock DC out because it dick Fells that's not crazy I'm not going to take a punishment and they said we won't believe we're not giving you any option on this and so that's it's like negotiation what would happens with what I wanted things that I've talked about when it comes to police officers is that when you have police officers in your people to try and arrest becomes a game and I don't mean a game and terms is b******* I mean it's a game in terms of one person is trying to win and they're trying to get people to write this is why people plant guns rights and plant drugs in my opinion you thought I was trying to win it was more important for them to win than it was for us to have a clean this comes back to what we were talking about earlier when it comes to arguments and discussions and then people often times and not really searching for the truth they just want to be right yes and I've had this argument about bureaucracies and general right and this goes to this is just about not you solder and their bureaucratic elements I mean they're tight like the government or other things so you come and you say all you f***** up and then the bureaucracy is s*** we didn't f****** and they're going to say we didn't f****** to the very they'll take that to the very longest until either a the scapegoat someone or be they can figure out a way that they didn't because looking making a mistake on a bureaucratic level makes it seem like the okay will f*** if we in here the thing if you saw that says oh you know you're not you didn't you're not going to get punished into means and you'll Romero go or if they if you saw those they all well you know that was a mistake well that was a mistake well then hey well I got f***** on that mistake and take care of me so no drug testing is bad but too much oversight is also bad I think that clean sport is is a okay and ideas a random testing all this fine but you can't do it at the expense of the athletes in that we're in the administration of the testing that you're trying to blast them like these three Brazilian guys that just got busted over contamination traced back to a compounding pharmacy I don't know when things are three different guys in the UFC and they were all getting supplements from a compounding pharmacy and everything was traced back to it it almost seems like you shouldn't like kangaroo meat the Frank Mir took and take some bad kangaroo mating get a good pump on that first of all ain't nobody giving steroids to kangaroos okay investigation identifies compounding pharmacies a source of Tainted supplements behind three positive changes Alameda and Antonio and then they're their highlight on this and you know they were we we put get my suspension that but that the time has already lap so they won't actually have to serve any time so you just f****** suspended him than the less so you they took seven or eight months or whatever this get cleared up and that's unfortunate got its crying make the upper limit lifestyle someone's account responded to somebody a couple hours ago the situation with you Sada after testing positive for steroids last July fall in and knock out whenever Gourmet steroid suspension due to second violation emc's anti-doping policy obviously first of all went to the second violation the first violation was proven to be something painted so it's he's not when you stayed violation I want I want to hear this guy took steroids he took steroids because he was trying to get a performance-enhancing result from it suspend that guy I don't want to hear you got toothpaste it's from China and had f****** something in it and do you remember that too don't you f****** crazy some poison when you say violation I want I want to hear this guy took steroids he took steroids because he was trying to get a performance-enhancing result from it suspend that guy I don't want to hear you got toothpaste is from China and had f****** something in it and do you remember that too don't you a f****** crazy story about the toothpaste that had some poison or something that they were selling in China


    Joe Rogan on Disappointing Francis Ngannou/Derrick Lewis Fight
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    tendency to gas out your gas out and getting you a Chini to a degree but he was always super technical highly skilled I don't think you could over him and his brother both are are actually very good Fighters and I've never been a physical one let me see the fight but I heard it was good was one for the ages it was one for the eighth of the one wanting to let them Lions loose and head thing and just like okay let's crank this up a bit it was the worst heavyweight fight I've ever seen it was the work of the lowest output fight ever call Hoke from like a f****** UFC 13 or something you know what day that fight was but that fight was number one with 23 or 22 strikes landed in three rounds in this fight was number two with 23 strikes landed that's weird. It was insane and then overing I mean Francis go to Francis ngannou Instagram he released a statement today and his statement was essentially that he he carried the fear is that I'm not proud of my last performance by to this one I completely understand the frustration and anger that is caused my fans coaches teammates and family and friends weird that you would have fear from the last owned the man and then he got owned by everyone down again all I can do now is prove myself and make you proud again but look at this picture that he puts up the one I mean that's kind of funny it should have been him with his head down Francis in the future if you going to post a humble shot look humble because this is like I can't say that that he doesn't legitimately maybe he is carrying some kind of fear from the last fight in terms of losing the result is a lot of mine fact that can go into being a fighter and yeah but you've been on and you know the first fight back after KO loss or after getting dominated what is that feeling like I have to I don't know I've been at this ship for so long for me it's just like all right that was then this is now don't make the same mistakes go out of everything you've been submitted you've been knocked out you've knocked guys out you submitted guys he won the title and beat some of the best guys the world you've had fantastic performance performances did you go out of everything you've been submitted you've been knocked out you've knocked guys out you submitted guys you've won the title to beat some of the best guys the world you had fantastic performances you have performances that frustrated you give experience at all you've got mean in your long career made for being the youngest ever heavyweight champion of the world ever to hold you now 4042 you f****** Seen It All You've literally seen it all


    Joe Rogan on Netflix Executive Being Fired For Using the "N-Word"
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    that sounds fun but it's just it's a different feeling I think people are feeling differently about comedy now because so many people are really politically correct outside of comedy and almost forced into it again here and so many things about people getting fired from their jobs because of sexual harassment or from a sexually harassing Joe Cook someone with a joke in the office that were inappropriate of me so they got fired mishappening left and right about the guy from Netflix that got fired for doing yeah he's having a conversation about offencive words that you shouldn't be using in comedy and because of this this conversation during this conversation about this subject he use the word Niger right because he was in this conversation did it one other time apparently because of that not calling anybody that saying it out loud was fired from Netflix that is crazy unless if he was saying it in like you like is having a good time with right like he was like you know only forbidden by the people that can't it can't be used on rides you can't use the n-word on you but if you could use it on someone and they happen to be color then that person you're not allowed to do that right very interesting man remember when I would do it when I ride my bike to school on my black printer get on my bike you know and they get on and I would ride him and you know and they used to call me the Niger bus whenever I rolled up and it would all call me that and I honestly felt and they were my friends it was fun but you couldn't say it do with a race a gender anything and they have malice or ill-intent and these days I think if you do that somebody going to correct you really f****** quick so I agree and in a bit but in a business setting make people still aware that they can't I don't know how crazy but it's also he was talking about forbidden words and, it's his business right but you're saying can't make a sound his mouth you're not he's not calling someone that named rice using that word and people file complaints about him using that were so the people he worked with ratted him out he wasn't allowed to say the word right like but the real crazy where is if you're a black guy you could say it all day and they are funny people and they can laugh but they can't say and just have like 15 different use of that word in a half-hour set and it was like that was great we should never say or hear this word from black people some people learn it from white people I find it especially company or where I came from where you know there was a lot of racism was probably kind of went to the popular when I was young but it was a part of the it was part of the of the cloth in the end are in the area you know it's poor black and poor white and fight find it especially company or where I came from where you know there was a lot of racism was probably kind of went to the popular when I was young but it was a part of the it was part of the of the cloth in the Ender in the area he knows poor black and poor white and you know poor people like the f****** fight


    Joe Rogan on World Cup Sexual Assault Controversy
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    spark social media debate on sexual harassment in China sexual harassment debate and trying to deal with the big debate is the dude was the other way around though he's going to be okay he looks fine better than kissed on the cheek by attractive women did not hurt them they can't rape them I think he's going to be okay let's watch homeboy get mauled by these hotrussianbrides are Coast kiss crazy the guys laughing he thought it was cute yeah why would anybody make a deal out of that it's a zero-tolerance literally had a plastic red cup in her hand which is the universal sign being f***** up in public if you got that plastic red cup in your hand that chick probably lit kiss that guy he thought it was cute they didn't move them around a push-up somersault him is a friendly gesture on the cheek that's love I think trying to shut down people enjoying each other I don't think we are anymore I think I think things are actually think things are getting in a lot better place in it just on in the media it seems like they're not sometimes you know that did they interrupt his broadcast perhaps did they ruin what he was trying to say and then I don't know what he might have a serious message and these hotrussianbrides come over and kiss him on the cheek maybe they f***** up his little project and what he's trying to accomplish and yeah what are they doing remember when they were trying to make it a big deal because Katy Perry kiss some guy on American Idol yes that is like 2 months ago and she kissed some boy never kissed a boy gets them brought him over kissed him play do no one's going to love you shut the f****** if you can't appreciate Katy Perry kissing you and more people will love that man because Katy Perry kissed him Idol contestant shuts down Katy Perry he could be okay it might be that kiss until he really did find a woman that made him feel like he wanted to be kissed and maybe she stole that from him I don't pretend to men and women of the same f****** assholes imagine a Volkswagen f*** your stepmom you know what I'm saying imagine a Volkswagen f*** your stepmom you know what I'm saying what are we doing dude


    Joe Rogan - Theo Von's Hilarious Cocaine Story
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    I like to that vestura man so here's what happened so I you know I would get I would do some cocaine at the house and put on these different vest no I have I got like a new one what kind of blender is but it's pretty nice and I was making like a nice smoothie and I'm f****** coked-up I'm party and you know I'm living high on the hog two vessel may be right and I thought I thought I heard something outside right which is kind of weird even think of when you have a blender going right so I leave out of my apartment to go in the hallway lock myself out with the blender going right down the hall and tell him like hey man I got locked out of hated you the fire alarm in the building right as I'm at his door knocking right now he's pissed and he's like what's going on and I didn't know what to say I told him that I was throwing a late Christmas party dude it was f****** January I still live there but yeah we passed out and already had this is not happening and I ended up doing coke all night driving a taxi I was in a taxi the driver this dude Luigi got me an escort I don't want to ask or we're doing cocaine like Harlem or something North Harlan cab driver doing coke and I just had a party to my hotel and so we end up off on this other Excursion next you know I'm driving the taxi he's in the back with the hooker it's 5 in the morning and I got to be on the radio station at either 6:30 or something so I can get to the radio and I can't even talk and and Darryl Strawberry's the other guests right who is the baseball player who also had a drug problem but he's like 13 years sober and so is this weird moment where like I thought I was kind of cool but then here's a man who like I'd always in my head maybe some more thought I do that guys like a cokehead and here he is eloquent put together successful cokehead room here he is eloquent put together successful and here I am I can't even talk and I'm with two men that I admire you know Opie and Jim Norton just to be honored to be on the show you know and so I was like this is I'm not making choices like there's some there's some uneven this year you know


    Joe Rogan on Why He Started Doing Martial Arts
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    what what what bothers you by yourself I just wish I just felt more comfortable in my own skin a lot of times you know cuz I feel like I would be able to be more effective as a person if I could just that kind of gear do not toil and some of my own you know it's small self-worth issues or were like like a confidence at times you know I wish I could trust my instincts and I wish my instincts were like better calibrated so that I knew when I was with if I was doing like okay and good stuff than my insides like told me you're you're being okay you don't have to worry you know there's a lot of things going on there right one of them the big one is almost always for me childhood almost feelings of lack of worth and self-worth come from that feeling as you're developing as you growing up ya feel like you're not loved or not appreciated or your criticize too much you feel like you're a loser and really begin cycle psychologically very hard to shake and even as people get older sometimes they still they still cling to this thought that there are there a piece of s*** because they were piece of s*** in someone's eyes when they were 8 or 10 that's one of the reasons why when someone gets bullied when they're young it can be so devastating because it's happening when you're in high school or Junior High School and it becomes a defining moment for you yeah yeah it's 2 scared is one kid really are so bad this one kid in the wrestling this kid like we had this confrontation in a locker room and I didn't think we're going to fight like I was just totally bluffing I don't know what what I said or what he said I don't remember but I do remember him getting me in a headlock throwing me on the ground and then leaning like you was going to punch me in the face but deciding not to and I didn't know what to do I had no know martial arts no nothing right I haven't I've never wrestled anybody before I didn't know anything was nothing in you that is like a reaction and no idea what to do and I think. s*** I didn't think he was going to do that and now here I am on my back I'm Trap God damn it I got to learn martial arts karate and then I start taking wrestling like right after that but avoided that kid every time I saw him while I see him play in the boys knew where he was that guy that threw me on the ground and could have punched me in the face was almost like more humiliating bullying and that guy doing that to me that fear of like being just helpless made me get into martial arts to like he didn't beat me up it could have been way worse it was not that big a deal was that easy school to go do like my school wasn't hard even though there was some criminals that were in that school like some kids get shipped into there was some bad kids and one of them got charged with murder like right after graduating with call team Robert Blake new one would murder somebody tough guy Powerhouse of a person like a tank I didn't know him well though but I do not say hi to him but it's one of those things were when something like that happens to you and for me again it was a very minor yeah I was just scared of this guy and he didn't do anything to me horrible just threw me on the ground to eat your brains are you grateful and we're way that he didn't or not great but looking back on it for sure it was enough he just let me know I was you know I don't know what I said I'm in a said something stupid he might have said something stupid and wanted me to back down and I didn't say just grab me threw me on the ground but the fact that he that he did it and could do it led me to make one of the biggest decisions on my whole life is getting involved in martial arts didn't want that feeling anymore like if someone gives me a hard time I want to be the one who can decide whether or not this gets violent or who gets hurt I don't want to leave that in some stranger's hand to might be a f****** psychopath yeah it's in my hands no one's getting hurt we're going to be probably just a video of Matt Serra from yesterday Matt Serra there was a drunken altercation with some f****** dude in the food court Matt Serra who is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt like at one point time when he was competing with one of the best Brazilian jiu-jitsu artist in the world then on top of that a fun and the Mets knocked out George Saint Pierre the Welterweight Title and he's got some dude on the ground and he's just saying calm down calm down because I'm going to f*** you up where the f*** but it's hilarious to watch look at this look at that are you going to control them are you going to control them to control them are you ready to control him like he's not he's standing up but he's fat nicest f****** guys on the planet Earth if he has to do this to you in a restaurant as he's a restaurant he's got full mount on you you thought shut up you f***** up dude I see you're way better off with Matt Serra in that position than that drunk dude on some guy who doesn't know how to fight you could be that too I drugged you to just be a real mean violent person wants to beat someone up if he gets down so if there's guys like you know who aren't into that kind of so you found getting in martial arts are really kind of LED you in like a away where you felt more in case things got into an uncomfortable situation that you would be okay yeah you're always you're always going to be nervous in life when something's important whether it's going onstage or something difficult difficult things make you nervous like there is an anticipation there's an understanding of the difficulty of something you're about to pursue and whether or not you're going to fall short when are you going to succeed unless it makes people nervous but the physical confrontation nervousness is a a bad one that's it that's all like that is paralyzing fear oh yeah oh yeah you feel being hurt and you can't do anything about that. So it's really important I think I think every young man should learn how to fight I think they would be way less fights because of it and I don't think you have to be a mean person to learn martial arts I think it's a skill and I think you learn it and then once you start getting good at it start actually it's actually becoming fun and the people you practice it with you you become close with you don't you don't hate the people that you're practicing fighting with they become some of your closest friends and I think it's just a big it's a giant confidence boost to know that you can do something difficult and get better at it that's I think just that alone it has massive benefits for people yeah you know I can sense them and I were watching a video a couple years ago actually view like getting a belt or something they gave you a as some Dojo or not sure where the correct terminology was might have been a BJ black belt with a lot of guys around it just and I know that Coco does it Joey does it strapping man I think I need to do is f*** yeah you make me feel a bit more like you said some people get bullied and then they don't have like a brother or they don't have a friend or they didn't have to go like talk to me like inside themselves just feeling like you know like they're not going to be okay you know


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson is Misunderstood
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    everybody hates that God says I don't think everybody's I think a lot of people like the time we're right now cuz it's so it's just I feel like you know what you're going to get you no no it's it's a strange time for communication is a strange time for everything yeah man it's it's different it's so different that it's f****** it's kind of fast they got Jordan Peterson and I reached out and the publicist and then it was wild and so then he came through cuz it mean a lot of the people listen to my podcast her you know we talked a lot about like being sober enough people to masturbate too much kind of weird stuff you know troubled youth kind of I'll say it but anyway it was cool because he like I don't know you know him better than he loves you he said a lot of nice things about and some Nazi I didn't think that at all he's not by any stretch of the imagination you just says certain things that people are uncomfortable hearing and whether you agree with them or disagree with them that's one thing but that's the demonization Is Where It gets weird even if you think he's his ideas foolish don't misrepresent who he is as a person when his principles are being debated or when his ideas are being tested like he'll stand his ground and he's very firm about what he thinks is wrong about things like equality of outcome like making sure that everybody makes the same amount of money make sure everybody achieved the same amount of success like that is a ridiculous idea that leads to Communism and Marxism he gets into it and it made me rethink how I thought about it before then I thought about it before then like an unattainable goal that socialist lean towards because it's like the eye the idea was that money is not a concern for anybody and everybody just started does whatever they want to do because they enjoy doing it not because they're doing it for money and that all the money is kind of piled in together we take care of everybody sounds great on paper right but then he starts talking about no you have to enforce the equality of outcome bright Legos when you were talking about it cuz there's going to be people that work harder right evil to try harder than Cindy different varying levels of effort because we're human being you have to take that into consideration they don't take that into consideration you're either trying to stop the people that are doing too well or you're trying to take from them to give to yourself and how you enforcing this and is he just takes you down this Rabbit Hole of thought and really kind of explains the problems with Marxism and socialism in I'm sure there's really intelligent people to dispute his ideas I'm not saying that his ideas are infallible that he's the only voice that I would listen to any subject but he's a brilliant guy and he's a very nice guy too and he's really misrepresented and and willfully so a lot I think it's sad because I think what's missing between right and the left is how much vit we would probably agree on just talk about things rationally instead of contentiously instead of getting into these right vs left debates which is just way too common where everybody's on one side is trying to diminish the person inside an in and get angry and they're doing a lot of these in front of big crowds which I think is also weird because then you're playing to the crowd I've seen some things that Jordan did with his Michael Dyson guy with a guy with literally wasn't looking at him is looking at the crowd calling him a mean mad white man and an open conversation about things that are troubling things where we could do better things were Society needs work or things may be where our perceptions are off and maybe we could look at the other side look at each other and look at the whole thing better and figure out a better like looking at life like just having an open conversation about things that are troubling things where we could do better things where Society needs work or things may be where our perceptions are off and maybe we could look at the other side look at each other a look at the whole thing better and figure out a better way around things instead of doing that everybody's just right vs left and right and deeper in the trenches and harder and we got to stop shop and I hope we have a recession to stop Trump


    Joe Rogan on Woman Who Killed African Giraffe
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    oh I did see that it's everybody's freaking out on her it seems sad man that giraffe seemed like it probably was he going to do to her it is rare for an animal to get that old it's 18 years olds real dark if I had dark skinned or something a little bit of the old male super cool one thing though that people need to know see all these things are complicated they're not a simple is everybody wants to think they are and this is one of the things it's complicated about this store is that that's a wrap is killing little giraffes it's a normal thing the old bowls like that one which is a big massive eighteen-year-old animal okay shoot shoot animal he just was not having it with these young ones coming up not having it what do you think it is jealousy or anger is just nature they kill off the younger male yeah like pissed at the name it's kind of thing just don't want anybody taking their spot they don't know that they're riding off into the sunset like he's not a viable breeding male anymore but I still huge so at 18 years of age he had killed off three young Bulls so they were going to have to kill him right cuz it's not good you need the Bulls to keep the thing alive these young Bulls each one of those Bulls could have fathered countless children missing all these future children for 1 bull can't even breathe anymore and he's going to continue to do it he was seeking out the young bull already killed three but this is not a cut-and-dry thing I don't think it looks cool to pose with a rifle and a giraffe and that means there's something about giraffes are so gentle that they let kids feed them when you go to the f****** zoo right so I get upset but when you find out what it actually is you know this is not it's this is more complicated than that I'm seeing on the surface it's not simply a cruel person shot a giraffe and we should be angry at her eyes it's like they had to shoot that giraffe because it was killing other giraffes so is it appropriate the way she celebrated it that's when you have to wonder no that's eating it huge animal I think was more than that Denise a 2000 pounds of meat I think it's a 4000 Town animal and they got two thousand pounds me which they give to all the villages all the people there and I know people like you shouldn't shoot a draft but I feel the same way because when I see a giraffe I don't think of it as something I want to shoot and eat I think it was something a little kid can feed at the f****** zoo cuz they're so gentle they're so gentle that they like people feed them oh yeah they had a thing by our home are there a couple of lambs and s*** get out there and buy a little cup of corn and go out there and you enough to know it like you have to sign a waiver you have to do anything you not the f****** be able to read very well n**** f****** feed a giraffe you know point blank is the only animal that is a wild African animal that we let kids feed at the fucken zoo little kids can feed them yeah I can't believe that the lady what did she why did she have to put that picture out what was in it for her to do that she even knew like she's a hunter and she was excited that you got to kill a big giraffe you know and you know it gets it's strange when you just kill a bunch of things and make stuff trophies and you put in your trophy room and you go well I want to get it now I want to get a ram okay I got a ram now I want to get a mountain goat you got with this Menagerie inside of your your house yeah that's a good Darkman I want to get a mouse now I want to step dad now all those things in this is how you get your meat yeah is that okay okay but there's something weird is something we all have a strange feeling about this the ideas that people are killing these things and they're getting some kind of pleasure out of it and then not doing it just to eat it right it's like even if you you are going to eat it we don't want you to be really happy when you kill something that's it to that's some of it I think the villagers should have be able the ones that should vote on if it was okay or not it's in their Village vote OK every time because they get money from it into me than that seems okay because a lot of times it's like we're judging things for so far away won't even know even know what it's like we're talking about completely different Dynamics in terms of like the way their culture works first of all the money for these big hunts of these people pay to shoot all these different things down there that's a shitload of money and that shitload of money for that area for that part of the world is gigantic a fuels conservation efforts it pays for these people that are essentially their version of game wardens you know and then they have these different people that are employed by these hunting companies and then there's resources to stop poaching and then resources to actively participate in controlling habitat and making sure these animals are in healthy populations and bringing their numbers up this is all done through the money that comes from hunting so it's super f***** up right it's weird cuz it doesn't make sense it's like the people that are paying to keep these animals are also the ones who want to shoot them people we would like it to be all the conservation money comes from people just love animals and want to keep them alive but that's not the case. The case know the money comes almost let me sign exclusively because there are a lot of conservation groups that do donate for wildlife protection and for preserving of animal habitats there are there's definitely some people that donate right but this is not even close to the amount of money that's raised from hunting tag and it doesn't haunting you on that local level like you're at you know like some of these like these programs I'm sure they're a little bit more bigger more blanket you know but you get in that local level $50,000 can keep you know a small town or a small habitat around for the year what you get in that local level $50,000 can keep you know a small town or a small habitat around for the year but we have to know that the facts behind it in this particular case were they had to go


    Joe Rogan - Everybody Knew About Harvey Weinstein
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    what is what are we going after me to people for for me taking in the back grabbing your titties grabbing your p**** of you sucking my dick for a movie role or for something like that all those things really don't exist in my life right I have a wife and I have a child in existing Friday if you want to come at me for sucking my dick about that I got to get me to look at this other guy for years he was known as a heroin addict never got a clean version of sexual misconduct and some chick said she molested it when he was 11 years old and now you know you need that you need that and the chicks on drugs she's doing a press conference what's his name what does being junkie for 2,000 years all of a sudden I can't remember his last name some girl comes up with these these situations like the Chris Hardwick situation or why is everybody and instantly thinking that is guilty no one giving him a chunk no justice court there's no nothing and then some some cases like the worst case was Garrison Keillor Garrison Keillor is the host of the lake will be gone Chronicles like this radio show on PBS I think it is that what he apparently hugged woman and his hand went down her back this is this is the depiction and he apologized to her and he sent her an e-mail she said don't worry about it's no big deal was nothing and then they continued I believe the corresponding were friends again and then this all the stuff start happening with Al Franken and then he had this complaint brought up by this woman she reintroduced it and said that a long time ago put his hand on my back and they cancel the show they took his name off of it and they did it like really quickly and it's one of those things where he just go ok really like the guy in One Moment In Time touching someone's back I don't know if it was creepy or not let's assume it was a terrible error and it was creepy I don't think it was I don't know I'm not saying I know but that's it just touching someone's back and you work that is a hysterical reaction that is hysteria it's almost the definition of Hysteria you not talk about an evil person talk another person to touch someone's back like we got to be real careful with what you destroy a person's whole life with one side you have the worst case scenario which is like a Bill Cosby who's drugging people and raping people the worst case scenario for these powerful Elite type people that are getting these women into their web and he's another one which they were all in on it when did bother me by Harvey I'm eating with Margie about Harvey but it's a lot of people have to be indicted in this is one of the managers Oprah and everybody knew everybody the different thing though man sustained let's pretend it's 2007 Jody has come to a party at your house that's two cell phones missing let me Stow do you think that it's possible that his behavior was shielded from some of the people that he interacted with like Hillary Clinton or Oprah or Bill Clinton or whoever that was it they some high-profile but he interacted with is it possible they didn't know is it possible that you're not happy with the p**** Hound or do you think they all knew he was a p**** hound and they heard little chitter chatter but it's okay it's okay if we just let him what was that story going to be about about fencing Henderson's joke about a joke that somebody said the store know I'm going to place on winter internship took me in the back and suck my dick under the car and then she stick a finger up my ass and that's what we talked about so if that's what we talked about you going to look me in the f****** face like a man that you are in the men that you've been around and told me you never turned the bride or is all the bodies and listen to remind me to tell you the story about that dirty f****** Adam for sure the movie Blind Date with Bruce Willis that movie The Great Movie this is seen in the opening of that movie both of those actors around where the guy comes up to me goes you're not going to believe what happened last night was here we go again sucking my dick she's got leotards on her ass at least telling the story and Bruce Willis know why does this always happen to you this is some other bullshiting but I also believe that Harvey Weinstein was telling me you probably was because it listens I think he had 405 guys that knew what he was doing I want you to remember being 27 and having for your boys that would come back every Monday with a different story the karate school I'll be 25 years playing the percentages Joe 00 those are rated hard to listen to I always knew that I was funny so I always worked on being funny I didn't think somebody was going to let me suck that dick or eat that p**** to be a star so that we don't never in my mind but think about people who how many people have you met that would sell their soul on this time and if you both come and gone in front of you the reason why our friendship is how many times have you pulled me aside and said look at this f****** clown and you're not trying to be judgmental you just know that he's pulling the wool over somebody's eyes we know who's stalking to talk and we know who's walking the walk we see it on stage we are about it don't hate Twitter or Facebook and you're not trying to be judgmental you just know that he's pulling the wool over somebody's eyes we know who's talking to talk and we know who's walking the walk we see it on stage we hear about it delete Twitter or Facebook


    Joe Rogan - Joey Diaz Goes Off on Using Offensive Words
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    thanks a lot of people been saying with especially the me-too movement that people are more cautious about saying controversial jokes now you feel that you feel like energy in the air being different you feel like okay I understand me shooting you special on your network you don't want me to use certain words there's parts and I can I get that this is a business Brian this is business and I got mouths to feed but when I'm at The Comedy Store when I'm at The Improv when I'm at the Laugh Factory when I'm at Flappers when I'm at the haha when I'm at the New York Gotham you got to let it fly I'm going to let it fly just so you know you don't have put on yesterday but no more the the Periscope listening to Richard okay I got it okay and I listen to Lenny Bruce live from Carnegie Hall in the last couple weeks I don't know when the last time you listened to that because we can't because of our guys like you and I can definitely not Jamie and definitely under 30 again because of the I listen to that and I'm going home to get some listen to tonight but I'm staying in tonight to listen to the one when he meets the wino meets Dracula and that's how he wanted us to do it yeah that was how we have to do it yeah he didn't give a f*** what the f*** was said Joey can we talk to you in the corner we can't have that junk because we got a complaint about that I'm an adult I can't sell you no listen to Bill Hicks is that don't feel too good myself okay alright let's cut the f****** s*** okay we do this for profit at the end of the f****** day with feeding our families all right so but there's also way you do it and there's only know where I can do the way you do it against the gays I got it is it something I would do I don't know I don't know but it's who was supposed to be in the way as a comedian what's supposed to be the social column of society and Away in some way so now you want to take that away from me you want to take the way I can't say I grew up on the word retarded I grew up on the word faget I grew up on the word I grandma words that people don't accept today and I'm very sorry that you don't accept them but it's too late for me to change my game right now yeah I'll try my hardest I try my hardest I'm still going to say tranny from time to time I know it offends but when you're a comic listen man the first seven minutes of to any news is about what's going on in the world and next 10 minutes is bad I never talk about politics mom talk about talk about kicking an abortion child for a long time every, cuz you know that's not my style I offend you two before in the beginning of the show I said something very offensive until I return but in my reality was real you won't firecracker you buying from a Chinese Dude down in China probably to look into now that might be like maybe I'm the first one to get called out on it that's racist to think that black dudes have big dicks is it is if it's positive is it pot is like a positive attribute racist I'll give you said Asian people are better at math people would say that's racist how is it racist if they're really good at something like if they have more Talent OR skill or more accomplishments doesn't resist but this isn't that racial if it's good rightlook Jews accepted if you tell Ari that more European Jews won Nobel science prize is intercourse with mortar is it is it racist to talk about how many Jews are so f****** smart like why is that why did European Jews were like f****** serious Geniuses it's a crazy Trend like what happened over the counter strike play it to me once but their values their education and experiences and what led OK Google the numbers of European Jews that have won Nobel science prize it's kind of like it's eye-opening you know micginny's from New Jersey 00 guineas for New Jersey when its eyes are none of my relatives winning science project surprised by that I don't know I don't even know what this number it's definitely heard it discussed that there was a giant number we doing with her Joy do that we should cherish I think we should play the national anthem I f****** love it so how was your experience doing a Netflix special everything was great Netflix I take my ass off from everything was great it was my f****** it was my f****** I let it get into my head too much I listen to too many people and I forgot the number one thing just be funny. Just be yourself doesn't matter I listen to too many people but I forgot the number one thing just be funny. Just be yourself doesn't matter if you come to First


    Joe Rogan on the Future of #MeToo Culture
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    f****** looking out the window Beacon waiting to f****** to get me dude there's a thousand men at home waiting right now to get me f****** to it every day a new guy gets f****** called out for something like that what's this going to be like in 5 years I was going to be able to even ask for a f****** piece because mine's I think we're going to be able to communicate in a different way and I think it's just going to be step 1 into some sort of a technological world where we all read each other's minds we we can connect together and some almost like telepathic webway the way use this is obviously just an idea but I think that if technology continues to give a closer and closer access to people going to lose all boundaries between what a person is and you going to know everything about everyone has passed and everyone's going to know everything about yours and it's going to be like some unlimited library of the mind you can you can travel through anyone's mind and read anyone's thoughts and a hundred years goes by and the technology gets better in A Thousand Years Ago by we're going to integrate we're going to figure out a way whether it's in our grandchildren's life times or their grandchildren five times and I think that cultural shifts and things that are happening in the news and people waking up two things of there horrible and people trying to correct the the misdeeds of the past all of that is US waking up in the middle of our culture and trying to figure out what's right figure out what's that the healthy way to move forward figure balance this thing out slow down what are we doing we're waking up as grown adults trying to figure out our system and there's some in justices nose and justices have to be corrected or at least recognized we have to understand What's the diff between normal male female interaction and what sexual harassment what when is it when someone doesn't want you to do it when does it become a crime and you don't want your daughter never experienced that and I don't want anybody that's a woman to experience real sexual harassment it's the worst f****** thing they could probably ever happened because you can't do anything physically about it other than rape or bed being beaten up and murdered the creepy place to be in I've had guys hit on me before you you like hate was where is this going to do I ran out of the car I also acknowledged it and it never f****** happened again and I was going to get through this and I was a kid like we thought it was a joke to go to a f****** p*** theater on a Sunday your little point on a Sunday like with CC your stupid friends and go to the bathroom and there's always a guy that gets next to you in the storm why the cream you been out here first of all the situation to have went off that this f****** place he has always been a f****** Haven for sexual harassment this f****** neighbor down the Hollywood is with sexual harassment got a vest invented all the stuff about Fatty Arbuckle we used to not get dick and f****** clean you out and then send Jonathan to put a f****** cold and where she would you do plastic surgery so you look like you look like him one of the most intense things a person's ever made a person I don't know how long Harvey Weinstein's been around but this is strong by the Eagles in 1980 that was released on the f****** long run their last album let's call the king of Hollywood on the way home put it on listen to in the car you going to crash your car call the king of f****** Hollywood and hit you going to go who the f*** where they talkin about a sit-down it would be a shame you willing to sacrifice wouldn't it really be just nice come sit out here beside me honey let's have a little heart-to-heart that's the f****** lyrics to the song do you want this part something and you got a hundred people that want it so bad and your you know you're some creepy dude some people actually think this will change their life if I came to you right now it's a Joe Rogan Google could you do it how much do I get in how long do I have to soak them for do it cuz like it's going to be over pretty quick alleged to be a gay man was this released in Hollywood in 1997 or a call you'll never work in this town f****** Don Henley the drummer from the Eagles the guy that sings and he would get hookers to come up to the house wouldn't even talk to me but why the month turn around don't even look at me don't even make eye contact with me understand me bend over so he would sit on the couch where'd you hear this again back in 5 minutes to go sit down and put his feet up do another life and he would do that for 8 hours just get up f****** for 5 minutes and sit back down before he become so he would never crack a nut and he was just keeps doing to keep a hard-on alive f****** fish so who the f*** knows it's like they all through the animals have been doing this since Jesus left Chicago


    Joe Rogan on California Weed Regulations "It's Dumb!"
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    they're going to kill the good weed now right is that what's happening how does this work but it hasn't got some guys Uncle Joe is it look right but you had to get it in their first that's the only way it would have passed they have everything wired up but it's a it's a victory because it's very going to be very difficult to make it illegal now that it's legal going to be very difficult to go backwards to figure out why do these companies have a monopoly on making it if it's legal why can't you make it yourself aren't Tomatoes legal I can grow tomatoes can I you can even probably grows like you need a tax stamp for something to grow tobacco how's that work maybe to sell it if you wanted to grow your own tobacco would you be able to do that like if you said I want to make my own f****** pipes in a film with my own tobacco I want to make my own cigars could you do that it's a possible it's for personal use that's crazy so if you could do that federally and then they're saying you can't in Ohio you can't grow your own weed that's so stupid that's so dumb do you roll weed do you even know what you doing you like me well I don't know nothing about nothing I wouldn't do it but you should be able to if it's legal of course you should be able to grow it that's it's a f****** plant tobacco which is highlarious silly Fox that's so dumb does that make any sense to you can't grow a plant that's legal now stripper f*** out of here that's dumb that's a dumb rule over a hundred no weed that solution important so if I come into your store and I go what are you got you can't open up the container and show me the button let me smell it they all have to be sealed and stuff there's just a lot of silly rules I don't know which ones they don't I'm very happy I found this bag of expired Cheeba Chews expired f****** Cheeba Chews 2015 from the no no no


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Lee Syatt in Outer Space
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    she thinks water is a rehab because I got a friend that's got to rehab you go down there early because these is a rehab there's a bunch of rehabs in Florida you go to and then get your insurance and they bang your insurance for 60 and then they give you a cut back in 30 I totally let me send it down into my buddies give me 10% I get three grand the rehab is what is Imagine who Lee syatt would be in terms of his marijuana consumption imagine where he would be if it wasn't for you when you first started having them on you show when you guys first started doing this after he's done superhero doses of Edibles couple months and made like little by little when you would sneak them in on them and you would take away 250 and put in a 500 what I would really wrap it I get this is the Joey Diaz co-star in the Church of What's Happening Now is completely asleep at the wheel he's on the show and his eyes are almost totally closed barely a slick they just days who's the guest who is that it's Raven bazia a kid that I told on this podcast what is the name of this video Jamie Lee analysis practice at Lisa and outer space how do you make a 60 and I take the 180 and put in the 60 rap oh no and then I bring it to him put on the table and in front of my go ahead and then open it up from and he wouldn't see that it was half opened already look at Eleanor for 15 years shut her mouth and watched this a really special gift to that yeah what do you think I probably want to do it they just don't know how to get started you know they just don't have it in why do people don't like just sitting there and watching this a lot of people that do though you know there's a lot of people that work in and around comedy clubs that probably want to do it they just don't know how to get started you know they just don't have it in them to get the ball rolling Hard Target hard to try something new keep thinking about when's the right time to do it is it now wait a week to lose 10 lb


    Joe Rogan - Joey Diaz Rants About Weight Watchers
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    slender piano player Finkel little pockets of you bump into him and I'm very light foot that I am a good burglar because I can tiptoe tiptoe on the dummy to try to take the wallet from the dump I figured very 5lb a little bit more cardio your plus I got the Bas Rutten mouthpiece I spoke to him yesterday again you like that thing huh I really believe in it when I walk it was just common sense number one I smoke cigarettes for 20 years number to I smoke the reefer for 40 years but all those are just excuses the number one thing was the weight every f****** violence is some smart guy but handsome pressure luck chili one of my go to my mother's and I come back to the first week of the broom icon really and I know so if I'm walking around the 3 online trying to be f***** in the 82nd of work so I just started chopping on the way then went back to Weight Watchers I walked in there at 3:10 heavy and you don't go to Weight Watchers it's cuz you're f****** loser well that's a easy easy you counted out by points is that what they doing they play do it themselves Saturday night now that's how many and the f****** flat white even a flat white don't tell you right this isn't in that something that you go like this boom and then you got this Joe Rogan you're ready you press this over here and your present is here and you press this here and they give you points for whatever you do walk circuit training then you have custom so I pressed Brazilian jiu-jitsu that's 15 minutes make it teaches you how to do the drill and he tells you a joke so you press and 15 done and then you press the intensity will you breathe like an atom I just bet seven points you leave this in your phone when you put this in your pocket and f****** guess what happened to cancel 2-Step when I went to Disneyland that that burn 31 f****** points so it's all the eggs I can eat for breakfast do for breakfast talking points for the real Five Points for the real 6.0 I put two eggs and that m*********** which is 14 grams of protein in slice of Boar's Head American cheese and some Frank's hot sauce on that mother f***** how you talk to me what you want to talk to me so you could eat anything you want I can't wait for Rogan division me it's sliced albacore covered with jalapeno onion and garlic cloves and 1/2 0 points 0 points really not chicken cutlets like Mom made with Italian breadcrumbs grilled chicken breast with red crushed peppers and a baked potato five points for the baked potato so you want to tell me again how is listening it's not a dress not a f****** race before it's only healthy to lose like a pound pound and a half a week is that what it is all that weight at one shot and then that's why all these diets and stuff that you have to do something that you going to do forever I've always like this I lost a hundred pounds of this that's awesome the blender is two different things I did not know that one that was making one of those cuz I switch I have on it protein from which I use the vanilla or the chocolate mexican chocolate and then I have this other one that's a playoff-type protein is coconut milk you blend a banana eight points when you eat a banana it's who got zero points because when you eat fruit and when you drink fruit is two different things that's why we're all these fat people in your same going I don't eat breakfast I drink a smoothie you're killing yourself you would killing yourself every time you prefer a fruit because when you eat fruit in your mouth breaks the fruit down in the digestive the sugar a different way when you bypass that enzyme in your mouth that's when you get 300 lb of Uncle Joey so when you drink fruit I don't care if they tell you always frozen fruit you lose some of the sugar that's b******* once you f****** blend that fruit you dead cuz it goes right in your system play other than the way that comes when you eat it you could go to that little Mexican stand for what the hell umbrellas you guys delivery a little Mexican stand with the umbrellas you guys the cartel delivery


    Joe Rogan - Joey Diaz on His First Day in New Jersey
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    Chucky Child's name mr. Martini mr. martini he will always come and go get the f*** out of here you little f****** douchebags get the fight I was Cuban I didn't understand the language I didn't really understand what he was saying good luck statue and I would steal the change and bring it downstairs and I will look at the poor kids and I go come in for something you want to call and let me go yeah we're going according according to draw it when mr. Martini lived right there and he chases Play 50 times but we f***** him up we was f*** him up talk I saw some s*** the first day of my New Jersey to me was a completely that was like Mars to most people ignore people listen to me and go you you grew up some place that doesn't exist and even though I had Joe Rogan on his back I saw Joe Rogan's father come down the stairs pull me off Joe Rogan smack me punch me kick me throw me on the floor and make his kids go in that was my first experience ever in North Bergen New Jersey at Sawmill mr. Robinson come downstairs he took Anthony off his sunroom off punched him in the stomach and told me to go home a little giddy f*** go home you little guinea f*** say that now they'll throw you in jail for 2 years he don't go home a little guinea f****** as they look them crying a little bit he picked up his shirt like this I want to see how this plays out and next thing you know two cop cars pull up and it's one cop car that's unmarked that's another one that's marked and it's a big f****** Italian with them detective like you know the short Stumpy and he comes out of his car he puts his f****** a jacket on it barely fit any f****** smack me in the face these are my Witnesses. Did he f****** hit me and I'm sitting at going on this is going to get f****** good the cops are there I'm Mr Robson like kind of open this door to be kind of tough like he's not coming up he's going to know I'm a f****** knock him out to in the car goes okay okay okay leave grab the kid in as you're okay right then hit me in the face f****** put them against the f****** down the second floor with everybody out and just started punching him punching him punching him like f****** Jon Jones when he's got you down do with the family because soon as he came down to go to this kid because he's just picked it he's the only one that jumped in because you want to come home for dinner and that was the beginning of my life when I got that police car gold card what is this card do they needed to do it does whatever I needed to do you know your family member why because of that f****** day cuz I'm the only guy that jumped at things like that pasta with I could open up the front door whenever I want I call the mama she makes cream puffs with them I'm the only Cuban the 1974 that's even walking in there so now what DeGeneres donated 50000. When I went to a grammar school of my f****** didn't have a gym Joe Rogan you shovel snow together be shoveled snow shovel snow let it snow. You shovel snow kickball outside in the fall when they will King playing kickball if you get this guy's name was mr. Tortura that was a teacher named was he a good guy that is good for you little gym teacher and we're out there were playing kickball and again that little town and kid it rhymes with cocoa and the teacher keeps going to last today I told you a thousand times none of that spec sheets allowed in New Jersey Cora was a baseball coach and he threw a kid off at speaking Spanish on the bus he told me to know Spanish on the button that can go f*** you in these folks back in the house and now she speak Spanish ready to f****** be like a protester and she was like that don't happen here when Americans I think there's a real benefit to being able to speak more than one language definitely is she was like that don't happen anywhere Americans you want to talk Spanish talking in the house I think there's a real benefit to being able to speak more than one language definitely is I speak to my daughter in Spanish


    Joe Rogan on Marlon Brando Gay Rumors
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    you do the impersonation from you in Italian people in Jersey found out that Marlon Brando is gay I can't f****** believe in 20 years he was The Godfather one of those guys what they said when they found out that that week that he f***** everybody men and women I like Marlon Brando born and to give them like a hundred grand to read Superman but you don't people call you until I tell this is Cynthia from your engines by sending you a scripto if you do approve to read a hundred grand give me a hundred grand he f***** them up in the ass back like big money find out what they pay them in 1970 whatever for the Superman member he f***** up big-time I think it's Mutiny on the Bounty I'm one of those movies they kept saying it all we have a beautiful spot for your right here in Marina del Rey right if we do this we got to do this on this island I found you made the studio shoot down and then and then went down and he wants to go to f****** whatever I want a shot that at so that's where he lived right he went down and he got down and he's like Jamie Rogan you have this shooting has feet they will shoot like him around and then like the best Shaw and meanwhile he's just banging the shopping sells all those kids he had them all on my God those poor kids at f****** with God Rest their souls and it'll probably have a Paramount Network they just lived on the island and then if they wanted him to have to call the island and they have like levels are you want me to read the script That's What I Call Shady oh you want me to come to the studio the one he did that Last Tango in Paris is it that's like a light p*** and then the chick came out years later said that motherfuking stone-cold rape me yeah he was the king of me to he invented me through that m*********** dog wow and the Galloway she thought you was just getting pushed you have the McQueen and who was it with with Robin McGraw Ali MacGraw that was hard to watch dude cuz you could tell that was real there's no way that wasn't real like he was really hitting her but it's real right and it's an awful scene it's real black man that you imagine being her and also the dude to start smacking you in the head for real and you know what to do when you don't want to bail out of the senior getting f***** up though he's f****** you up and she didn't stop she just kept working with it you can't see it sounds f*****-up to say but I think even just that recent a time people did not understand that if you're smacking people in the head like that you're giving them f****** brain damage like you smack someone in the head like that like you could seriously f*** them up like something could be wrong with them for a long time even if they don't go on it sounds f*****-up to say but I think even just that recent a time people did not understand that if you're smacking people in the head like that you're giving them f****** brain damage like you smack someone in the head like that like you should seriously f*** them up like something could be wrong with them for a long time even if they don't go unconscious


    Joe Rogan Responds to Alex Jones Calling Him Out
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    butcher in a whorehouse right talk to me Das every hour on the hour it's a Fourth of July dog get your s*** together and think the George Soros was a Nazi it's also painful without nothing everything's great Alex Jones I love you buddy for real but you say some silly s*** that's where this all comes from doesn't mean I don't love you you're a great guy but there's some s*** that's just silly it's waste of time you know that's one of those things is just a waste of time does that make sense I'm with you I think there's a real conspiracies you know but I think there's some that you know people just get caught up and looking for conspiracies and everything after a while it's exhausting acceptable off the table I love the guy can hear this I'm just about finished I love the guy I really do I just don't support a lot of the s*** that he said like the Sandy Hook stuff I don't know if he's since disavowal. I don't know if he changed his opinion on it I don't know what it is but a certain point time like Jesus man are you are you sure like you got to be really sure before you say something crazy like that right look I think he's a great guy and the person I'm not attacking up I just when he goes crazy gets mad at me I love I want to hug them I lovely told me the story about trucks pulling up in front of your house and they can see through your walls my experience until tell you something that you got to sit there and go what the f*** am I doing sitting here but that's cool that's Alex and wakes up with what the f*** he is I just took it was a Civil War started telling me what to do not involved in the New World Order although I just want Alex to know not involved who's the dinner people-to-people you said you read me tomorrow former professors and all these different people that are doing different things together they really are there interest that's when I get activated that's what I don't want to talk about that's what you the s*** that kills me I don't have the time to discuss with little moon landing on that we all have an idea what we think happened guess what I really don't want to talk about it when do the history Cuba then give you a detailed history of some really crazy s*** that went down like how many people that are really any conspiracy theories could give you a rundown on how Castro took over Cuba which is it a real thing that happened in you know our parents Lifetime right think about that how many people that are into like you know whether or not there's bases on the moon know about Noah these different things have happened to human history the Mongols the Roman Empire the Greek Empire that was crazy s*** that definitely really happened all the stuff that happened during the Vietnam war all the stuff that the happened during the Nixon Administration all that sucks real it's a fascinating fascinating s*** to look into then you get the dumb ones like can you get the dumb ones like God we really discussing whether or not the Earth is flat this a real conversation or people really doing that satellites aren't real


    Joe Rogan Hypes DC vs. Stipe
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    he's not the most accomplished a budaball time to look at him his accomplishments you look at the guys that he stopped into the guy she defended his title right to stop febry seal wins the title stops Alistair stops Junior dos Santos I mean the only reason why stupid enough credits he should is because all these guys are at a step past their Prime right like to me yeah impressive when Kane djds that was Prime JDS who was the other mother f***** mother fine can you put his f****** head right in the middle of chest and did work after getting knocked out in the first round ons phones in the building is invite in MMA almost as impressive as surviving that first round against Francis I don't know who it was that does not a lot of guys that would have survived that round to waist-deep a did DC DC man I wonder she ate that f****** punch from Anthony Rumble Johnson he looks like in this next fight who's going to find a lot about whether or not he's able to correct mistakes whether his conditioning is just one of those things with all that fast twitch muscle fiber weather is not going to be able to go five rounds hard to turn into f****** Nate Diaz on or something like that I think it might be a tad better the way you get better is not using all energy on power so maybe it's more experience thing he's in some serious trouble. Travis Browne fighting like he was in serious f****** trouble man yeah he's he's a warrior for sure that guy has been a crazy ass f****** fights crazy fights his dangerous both our suit Atticus and he wants to know how many people he's the underdog yeah I have DCB no man to you yeah I know you hate pics but when I when I breakdown the fight I look at what that's terrible picture makes TV look super small and f****** PC like giants Josephine Jon Jones Lucas had even bigger reaches I think also wanting to take into consideration steep a doesn't throw a lot of kicks he's not a big kicker he's go see how he's more of a boxer and you know he's DC is also going to be able to get under him easier than any guys ever fought before Mendeecees what 5:11 if that he has top of the food chain wrestling launch them in the f****** volume down big fella Olympic silver medalist and dragged them some people discredit DC a little bit when they that was a different time those heavy weights are older and you know the games involved while it gets deep am like heavyweights haven't really evolved that much man you don't see a guy throwing a lot of kicks and makes up wrestling and Jiu-Jitsu like you against eBay's game it's boxing or wrestling that's very similar to what DC's used to beating so the times when he's in trouble is guy like Jon Jones who f****** mix it up he's a f****** nightmare what time is his metal gambrel inside IQs crazy and you know the like if you look who else does it the way John does were there they're really good at everything they win by submission they win by knockout they win by you know Mighty Mouse you have to go out you got to go to a lighter way those are the two right because even cane cane with do more tie and Kenwood official wrestling ground-and-pound but I never really submitted anybody know Kingston was wrestling smash-ups to the point where you didn't you never even believed you could be that price to grind yeah which DC has been training with Kane brown with his fight and end his came back now is he okay better those things have volcanoes better than anybody that ever lived for like 2 years injured so many times there was so many injuries with him but like when you look at what he was able to do with real f****** tough guys just break them down real tough guys but you know he's had shoulder surgery back surgery knee surgery I mean after a while everything was just giving out because of the force of his no and his workouts are so f****** tough those guys at AKA you know what day was giving them a hard time at one point I'm saying something about you know that they are always getting hurt but that's what how you get Killers like Kane to get a guy that's got that kind of mind he's used to being in that horrible misery of trying to break someone he's used to it does it all the time they all do it all the time you don't love these restaurants ridiculous but he move there and then he just followed suit they got John Fitch you inject you f****** could be khabib rockhold when Rocco gets people on the ground smashes them when he kept wiping on the ground widen was stuck under a building through the same thing with Lyoto Machida you look at him in the same thing gets you down and his f****** top game is Just murdering other. I have friends who who watch him train down in Florida and they were just saying it is his trajectory they want to give me names they said world-class just because he's f****** up rolling like that destroys he's strong and he's long he's got like long leverage but it's also good physical strength just until he's hurt his leg what happened in it it's Staples I think you posted no time no time sun so you think steep a and DC goes to DC by decision yep take you out Russell's them I just think you're at work so I think you outwork them and I don't think it's a classic fight I just think hopefully more people appreciate DC after this I got to look at my ultimate they both have to embrace the grind thing as long as DC can avoid that big Power Punch early on you can be fine and he's so smart man well I definitely think he's really smart but I also think that steep a is a really Stryker and he's a bigger guy and he's got a Long Reach and he's probably one of the best heavyweight Strikers that DC's ever fought he's got real one punch knockout power at heavyweight and throws clean shots he doesn't have any fat is punches one in onto you know he might but doesn't mean he can't he can throw him if he wants to if he thinks it's par strategy wants to throw head kicks and then you see dese a golden and black yeah let's see if you can find that clip of Jon Jones KO NDC here it is powerful Jamie oh man just landed perfect yeah The Tall Man was beautiful so amazing phone think I'll good DC is in for him to do that amazing ridiculous man so ridiculous road map down and you're looking at the UFC Road roadmap yikes we love has been a great Champion but if they could plan it like you're f****** Vince McMahon in WWE you want DC to win and then John to come back and at heavyweight you have DC Jon Jones fight for World title heavyweight and they are blocked on


    Joe Rogan Recaps Yoel Romero vs Robert Whittaker II
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    an actual 185 right there very very deflated it's amazing the difference between some guys like when they weigh in like Joelle when he weighs in at 185 he still looks super ridiculous uberjak'd at 185 you can't believe you only weighs 185 and get snow Cinemagic before and he's aging and this time he's even harder he's like something's up their son here's the thing maybe but you know what else maybe maybe crazy Cuban genetics I think that should be a crazy human genetics but how much more fight now you're crazy think there should have been ten eighths know if you're going to give you all 10 8 then that's a draw like really heard there was no moments in the fight War Whitaker really her well like really hurt him like a diamond deep trouble there was one that had kick the wobbling a little bit ahead cake was when I don't think that even f****** did much it why would his legs at a bit if you go round by round fight a bunch I think I was a good at that was it like 4 V if you give a tenant you would still be a draw right which I'm fine with which makes more sense to me but I have a hard time with decisions when the guy at the end of the fight is f****** the guy up now obviously this is coming from someone who's a professional commentator so I understand this is ridiculous argument but the ridiculous argument is if we're going to judge what a fight is we all know if you're watching a fight fight right if you and I are in a fight and you're on show me beating the s*** out of me in the last few seconds when the cops come in that doesn't matter if I if I ran around this room and kick your legs for the first two minutes and then you got on top of me and we're beating the f*** out of me for the last 20 seconds and the cops can prisoners won the fight turn level 12. What do we do but the ideas see that didn't look how wobbly he is already there how about the kicks by f****** Whitaker I had one round of 1080p adult is closed I think that's still a 10-8 legs go the person falls the guy gets on top start a Bully Beatdown 410A 27 I think we should make the ship make my system is silly the whole thing still don't look good the judging the whole thing that you write the numbers like why do we need 10 points just because boxing was at 10.30 hands elbows more than an elbow


    Joe Rogan on the Return of TRT Vitor
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    if that's your thing to do like these but this master League everyone fighting that League better pray to the MMA Gods Vitor Belfort does not enter that f****** thing Juiced to the gills like some people don't do well with bread and s*** he looks great and skins vibrant is tits a Poppin salt and teach it wider he's doing straight testosterone we know for sure we all know absolutely one hundred percent of people have cheated and taking steroids and got away with it we know that I know it you know that especially in fighting especially when the the weigh-ins were the only day you had a p didn't just come by we know for a fact but when you watch someone who's just doing testosterone and what else is doing with a human growth hormone and see what you get there it's a different thing like for Veet or like something happens with him like when you were when they allowed him to take it like during the rockhold fight and the Bisping fight his body ate it up but doesn't it's a kind of a difference because it's like it's above board doesn't feel guilty about if you feel me he's finding a way where it's still legal from the UFC to do it and the commission so if you go back before you did it like what you see when he fought sexyyama yes his body didn't look nothing go he did steroids what whatever Sports Sammy Sosa Mark McGwire Barry Bonds you take steroids try hitting this f****** homeruns everyone's doing it and fighting a lot of people were doing I'm looking say names if someone Jon Jones tested hot against DC right whatever he does hot for if DC was doing the same stuff what he of Bijan dancers know what was a very close fight up into that head kick right it was a good fight you don't you really never know what could have happened I'm just saying correct however but however that's what happens we have to judge you based on that if they are taking the same stuff whatever you want to say John took but if DC was saying do you think they'll come we've been any different my answers know the John thing we've gone over this but we probably should go over this again if anybody doesn't know the actual the numbers he tested negative then he tested positive for a miniscule amount was really small and then he tested negative again so never happened happened in a very short window and it was incredibly small amount of whatever that stuff was some call it microdosing yeah it could be that maybe we don't we don't know really supposed to stay in your system for a long time it would be a stupid thing to take because supposedly it's in your system for weeks but we don't we don't know his real folks that's real I mean they were taking testosterone bears and they would only last like 3 or 4 hours missed. where that guy came on and claimed that all the Russian athletes run steroids they don't address it buddy anyway whatever let it go to grow get over it man kill a few whistleblowers over here yet we almost put too much emphasis on the steroids what helps a lot of guys but if if everyone's on the same thing Jon Jones still be the greatest all-time he's still on Astilbe the Great Salt time he's still on Brock Lesnar still be Brock Lesnar I think came still became stupid still be I think everything would be the exact same I got to I got to be serious I think you're right if everybody was on the results will be the same if everybody was on the problem is like some people like Vitor just it just his body loves it be made for his body is made for trt replacement


    Joe Rogan on Chuck Liddell vs. Tito Ortiz 3
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    that not my cup of tea but you know I don't watch it I'm paying for it if you can pay $4,000 just to chill whatever you was doing for the UFC not be fighting I think it's more of a money play which bums me out cuz I think Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz what they did for the sport should become safe for the rest of their lives they have to fight to make money that bums me out I don't know if he told us so much cuz he was very smart Chucky it seems like maybe that's the what's going on there but but he's also has been saying now you got to wonder what where this coming from but he has been saying that he misses it and it's the was his favorite thing keep damaging yourself if you're not going to live forever then you're 4,800 mistake truck lift a hundred I'll be halfway there being friendly right now if you halfway there right do that at the halfway mark fighting it's just a campy healthy man like a maximum 50 fighting Joe and you're the exception you know like you're in phenomenal shape its get hit in the face Strahan or Kobe Bryant you know where you are legends and then they move on to do great things I agree but I also if they wanted to compete it was because they wanted to compete I wonder where it makes sense to tell him they can't or they shouldn't because if they want to do it if they both want to do it like they had money and they were so what is it about it is it the motivation that bothers me like what is it about to fight like that is if I think it's the motivation a little bit a little bit because I think Tito did better financially and I think 2009 he did really well in Bellator he might actually want this fight just to fight Chuck again I think so I think the details are on a different trajectory correct yeah I mean he's been fighting and doing well you know I think he did really well in Bellator he might actually want this fight just to fight Chuck again I think so I think the details are on a different trajectory correct yeah I mean he's been fighting and doing well


    Joe Rogan & Jordan Peterson on the Intellectual Dark Web
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    cuz it's weird to me the IDW yeah IDW just just that dark web maybe don't even don't even agree on I think interested in long form discussion and unable to engage in it because otherwise we wouldn't be having the relative success that we're having in the in the in the mail you don't got a name and that's kind of interesting and that's Eric. mostly dramatic and flat mathematician he's always looking for patterns yeah codes I don't know what to make of it I mean most of us are entrepreneurial most of us have our own platform so we can speak independently most of us are interested long-form philosophical discussion primarily not political Ben's more political he's the most yeah but he's also very sophisticated political commentator so he borders on both the philosophical and religious and then we're we're all the newly new adopters of this new technology so that's enough to put us in a group and then what it is it's the manifestation of a new technology and then while do we have anything in common that's worth discussing that would make this a viable group let's say an answer that is I don't know you know I've been touring with Ruben that's been good it's been good to have a comedian along with me and it's nice to have some levity in the mix because the conversation somebody has to be I can say it and sometimes it's funny that's something we've been discussing a good conversation between us because we we inhabit the same technological space more than the same ideological spaced apart from the fact that we are actually interested in dialogue fundamentally so we'll see mean I'm I'm watching it with curiosity are you apprehensive do you think there's any potential downsides to downsize to it individual individualistic top of a group am I in this group I don't know anything about it but mostly I'm curious It's like this is a group I thought this is the Rat Pack I thought what I walked into the restaurant last cuz we were out last night with Ben Shapiro Sam Harris Eric Weinstein Dave Rubin Joe Rogan and me and my wife Tammy and so we're all walking in there all of that but I'm not I'm not taking it seriously I'm not also not and I'm not taking it not seriously either but I'm just watching and watching Everybody interact cuz it is a very Motley Crew of people and they're very different and so but it was very enjoyable fun group of really honest interesting people that interesting about it weird collection I do that what I do what what did you be part of the New York Times article I barely was I just saw the answer a couple questions and started to rain I go we're done I got to go I got to go on stage soaking wet you know and then go on stage and that was it and it was just a yes. Group of people everyone in that group of people is likely to get in trouble because they find too many things in Trust everyone in that group of people is likely going to get in trouble because they find too many things interesting right and straight open is yet another thing that unites all of us


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson's Carnivore Diet Cured His Depression?
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    I think this is a fascinating thing with you personally that your diet you're on this carnivore diet now very very low carb greens only modified carnivore diet for about a year so in the year and Anna and and a low-carb diet for two years so from the time that I've known you I've known you for what two and a half years now since when I first met you you had much more weight on your body you look different and you were back then you're eating like a standardized right like normal bread shifted over to only meat and greens I saw you unlike you look fantastic I'm like what are you doing you like I change my diet I only eat meat and greens I was like wow that's fast and I felt like okay what you're doing is cutting out refined sugars and all these different things that are problematic preservatives all the b******* processed foods and you're having this extreme health benefit I was like wow that's really excellent you showing great discipline then you decided to take it to another place and cut out the greens Asian for cutting out the green well all of the motivation for this is be my experience with my daughter because she has an unbelievably serious autoimmune disease I just talked to her the store called well it's Rich arthritis but there's way more to it than that but the arthritis was the major set of symptoms she had 40 affected joints and she had to have her hip replaced inner ankle replaced when she was 15 and 16 and so she basically hobbled around on two broken legs for 2 years and extreme agony the problem I just talked to her this morning she's in Chicago looks like she has to have her ankle replacement replaced so that's next on the Verizon but a but apart from that she is doing so well now it is absolutely Beyond Comprehension so she's she's she's very trim and she had a baby but she's very trim she's down to 118 lb is about five-foot-six she's just glowing with health all of her symptoms are gone all of them severely depressed way worse than you think she couldn't stay awake for more than about six hours without taking Ritalin and she was dying and I had a cousin my cousin's daughter she died when she was 30 from an Associated autoimmune condition so there's a fair bit of this in our family it was Bloody Bleak I'll tell you and my wife always had a suspicion that this was dietary related you know and why or strawberries that she get a rash like that and then when she developed arthritis if she ate oranges in particular that would definitely cause a flare-up was the only thing we could see the problem is is that in order to identify dietary component the response has to be pretty quick after you eat the thing like this two days later how the hell are you going to figure that out so good luck figured anyways Michaela noticed about 3 years ago she was at Concordia University and then struggling with her with her illness and and all the association Associated problems she noticed that around exam time she was starting to develop real skin problems and my cousin's daughter who I mentioned had really bad skin problems and wounds that wouldn't heal maybe it's the bread so we should cut out gluten first and it had a remarkable effect like really remarkable effect and then she she went on a radical Elimination Diet all the way down to nothing but chicken and broccoli and then her symptoms started to drop off one-by-one like and like one of the things that happened she started to wake up in the morning she started stay awake all day until a whole bunch of things winter depression went away and I've had depression since I was 13 probably a very severe and I've treated right away some of them quite successfully but it's been a constant battle in my father had it and his father had it and so I'll just write in my family my wife has autoimmune problems and depression Define it you feel that even sometimes wrong yes yes and then about three years ago our dog died and it was Michaela's dog and she would like that dog and she said that was depressed you can either have depression or arthritis which what will take the arthritis well that was after she lost two joints so it was no joke it's no joke man it there isn't any no I wouldn't say that I wouldn't say there's nothing worse cuz worse is a very deep hole front but it's bad there people prove you wrong so what teams are from chicken and broccoli to carnivore this is why I wouldn't recommend that anybody because we don't understand came back she thought that her hold dietary theory was wrong because it lasted so long so extreme and took her two years to figure out that it was beef and greens and then she figured out that you could only eat beef and greens themselves well look so what happened I thought okay whatever I can hang by my fingernails from the windowsill for a month it's like it's just not that big a deal and so I eliminated I went down really low carb diet okay so this is what happened. stop snoring which was a great relief to Tammy. Just quit and that's a big deal right cuz if you snore your sleep apnea and then you don't sleep right it's like not a good thing okay next I started waking up in the mornings I never been able to wake up in the mornings my whole life I always had to stumble to the shower and then maybe I could wake up took me an hour and I felt terrible until all the sudden I woke up in the morning first month I thought seven pounds that's a lot in the month and I'd already gone for a whole year on a sugar free diet I didn't lose any weight and I began exercising sugar-free but did you cut out bread and don't know it was just no desserts no sugar and I thought that might do it didn't make any difference at all seven pounds and I had floaters in my right eye and they cleared up and then the last thing that went away from me I was still having a bit of a time with mood regulation that suck because when I changed my diet I won't respond to antidepressant properly anymore they weren't working until although I was getting better physically on a variety of ways like radical ways I was really having a bit of a Time regulating my mood and I was having sporadic really negative reactions to food when I ate something I shouldn't still really anxious up to three months ago like horribly and then it would get better all day people said while you're under a lot of stress yeah yeah I've been under a lot of stress for like 10 years it's like it's a lot but it wasn't any more stressful than helping my daughter deal with her illness that's for sure that no this is something different and she said to me quit eating greens broccoli and chicken and beef like I have to cut out the goddamn greens 4 months okay in a week I was 25% less anxious in the morning within 2 weeks 75% and I've been better every single day I'm better now probably than I've ever been in my life and I haven't been taking antidepressants for a whole year so I don't know what and I weigh 162 lb like I have no I'm actually gain musculature I've been doing some working out but not a lot and so I can sleep 6 hours a night no problem good morning I'm awake if I take a 15-minute nap that used to take me an hour to recover from that's gone here's the coolest thing I've had gum disease since I was 25 that's being serious enough to have had to have minor surgical intervention scraping in that sort of thing to keep it at Bay you don't supposed to recover from gingivitis and my gums are in perfect shape it's like what the hell so here's what happened I lost 50 lb but that's a lot right I'm nowhere near as hungry as I used to be by 70% I don't get blood sugar dysregulation problems I need whale asleep I get up in the morning and I'm fine I'm not anxious and not depressed I don't have psoriasis on the sides that's gone I'm certainly intellectually at my best at the moment which is a great relief especially doing this to her depression is gone I'm stronger I can swim better and my gum disease is gone like what the hell and you've done you've done no blood work so you don't know what your lipid profile is that's it and I never cheat ever not even a little bit no not soda and wine I drink club soda and distilled water Tomahawk I had one though I'm curious about this very curious and I think I might try it but I ate a lot of vegetables but I don't have any problems like health problems however I have had many many people come up to me on the tour and say look I've been following your daughters blog and I've lost like a hundred pounds what you lost a hundred pounds Yellowstone pounds at 6 months I talked to the woman yesterday she lost 15 pounds in one month she was 70 but this is here's a question why is everyone fat and stupid that's a question man cuz it's new is it something it's new and it's not that doesn't seem to hold water there's something wrong with the way we're eating and what's wrong is that we're eating way too many carbohydrates I think but remember shift the elimination of most carbohydrates has made a big shift in my life and I do cheat occasionally with bread occasionally with pasta I will I will go off with ice cream and things on gihon but most of the time I'm just eating meat and vegetables most of the time and then I have a cheat day like you know once a weekend like that but never go to dinner I'll have a little pasta and it doesn't seem to mess me up to bat play to feel shity after I do it it's like for simple mouth pleasure I'm allowing myself to feel tired. I'm not a nutritionist either but what's fascinating to me is I haven't heard any negative stories about people doing this when we restricted our diet and then ate something we weren't supposed to the reaction to eating what we weren't supposed to was absolutely catastrophic what is yo what did you switch to what would you eat brother is having a flammatory response to something called sulfites and we had some apple cider that have sulfites in it and that was really not good like I was done for a month that was the first time I talked to Sam Harris you were done for a month oh yeah I was so dead but I didn't want to not do it like what was it what was it doing do overwhelming sense of impending doom and I seriously been overwhelming like there's no way I could have lived like that if that would have lasted for Mikayla Knew by that point that would probably only lost a month and I was like a month for 25 days at all how is it possible that doesn't tell you where you lay in bed Frozen in something approximating Terror for 8 hours and then you get up to me the fact that my daughter was so sick interested in the dietary connection and the only thing I could find that was reliable was that if people with arthritis fasted their symptoms reliably went away that's actually well-documented finding but then if they started to eat again and there was symptoms came back and I thought well what the hell does it not matter what they eat they can't be reactive to everything like no but they can be reactive to almost everything and the difference between everything in almost everything that's a big difference until Michaela to be maybe me too and Tammy's on the same diet because she has autoimmune problems on her side of the family Michaela seem to inherit all of them your skin looks better you look like more vibrant it's very strange with deviating from the diet that your body becomes accustomed with hypothesis that we've been pursuing and there's some justification for this in the scientific literature is that the reason that you lay on layers of fat is because the fat acts as a buffer between you and the toxic things that you're eating his body is actually an organ that has functions other than merely the storage of calories and maybe when you strip out that protective layer then you're more sensitive to what you shouldn't be eating this is all speculative hypothesis right or maybe you sent it yourself by removing it from your bloody well know why would think would be much more likely that because you think about people who are alcoholics they develop a tolerance to alcohol when you get off of that and then you have a drink and your tolerances are shot and then you immediately have an adverse reaction to the alcohol with marijuana when people do it all the time your body becomes tolerant buffered by whatever it is that fat is doing as a neuroendocrine organ but again like I said I'm out of my depth here but you know the whole everyone's out of their depth that goddamn food pyramid was made by the Department of Agriculture not the Department of Health it wasn't predicated on any scientific studies whatsoever we shouldn't we shouldn't be eating massive quantities of corn syrup we ate way too many carbohydrates Michaela posted a paper the other day a doctor a successfully treated type 1 diabetes carnivore diet type 1 not type 2 so that's bloody impressive yeah it's it's very curious to me because what you were talking about the one adverse reaction which is when you deviated from the diet but I'm talking about when I read people's accounts of trying this diet it's almost universally positive you don't people lots of people come up to me and said look I lost 45 pounds in the last 3 months I think what's that 50/50 balance and a lot of weight Jesus I threw all my clothes away I can't believe it when I saw you honey you're so slim like your stomach is completely flat and it's in this is not an exercise fanatic are you not hungry you can't get hungry you're not eating enough if you're hungry if you're hungry you're going to cheat and going to drive you stark-raving mad the other thing that was really cool is like I really like sweets like I've kind of lived on peanut butter sandwiches and chocolate milk. Not really but that was my go-to food you know both of which were terrible for me but after I stopped eating carbohydrates for a month the carbohydrate cravings went away bread pudding with caramel and and and ice cream so it was sitting there and I could smell it night you know I thought I could go all fantastic mr. Fox on that bread pudding and just tear it down in about 15 second but it wasn't it wasn't as intense as a craving for a cigarette if your necks ex-smoker it was like a really nice to eat that but like my appetite declined by about 75%. will you not eating way less you eating way less thing cuz you had about 30 ounce steak last night yes yes no pieces and fried up to its crispy delicious bread pudding with ice cream but it's not funny blood profile I want to find out what's going on with you because one of the big men's misconceptions when it comes to cholesterol and saturated fat and food is that if you eat dietary cholesterol that it affects your blood cholesterol levels is not it's a super common misconception cuz you just can't you can't conduct a proper randomly distributed controlled experiment is too hard so a lot of what we're trying to do is pull out information from correlations he can't do it because one of the real problems with correlating meet with cancer and diabetes and all these different diseases is because people eating a bunch of s*** with that me you can't get that information with correlational study we try because it's impossible to do the studies but how many people are in Craigslist how many people went when they're hearing about this what's an anecdote bloody well understand that and I'm highly skeptical about all of this but I'd telling you so that's why I'm telling you what happened to me and what happened to my daughter and also what happened to my wife because she's Tammy was always in good shape and she's exercised a lot and she reduced to the to the pure carnivore diet about a month ago she lost like 12 lb she was already slim she's back to the same way she was when she was 21 58 I can tell you that so it's really fascinating it's really fast because I just as a person who studied diet for many years I would assume that you need phytonutrients I would assume do you need Vitamin vitamin supplement remember everyone listening I am not an expert in this field so but I want you to get your blood tested because I think you're pretty funny if it was in good shape it would be I'd like to find out what your nutrient levels are and where they're coming out with me what what and also minerals you know and certain minerals are getting from vegetables that you're probably not getting well you like I'm or I'm in Outlook I wouldn't be doing this if it wasn't producing positive results for a while but makes you a social pariah like what do you do when you have lots of times when we're traveling we cook so we usually stay in places where you can cook steak and so that's what we do in the motorhome until we've been cooking in the motorhome you anticipate continuing this more things but I'm going to experiment with that very very very very very cautiously I'm going to add mushrooms next because maybe I could eat them well this is why I'm asking there's positive benefits that a lot of people achieve and experience when they switch to a vegan diet as you get off of the standard American diet with a lots of refined sugars about a preservatives and b******* and then you find positive benefits Chris Kresser has gone into depth about this but then over time the nutritional bent a deficiencies in that start to wear on your health and I'm wondering whether or not you're going to experience a vegan diet as a vegan diet is it preferable to a standard American diet biological variability bother some people don't bother other people at all and that's that's something that we got it taken consideration start made me cry I've never seen her look like that she looks so good she's so healthy and all other joints are not experiencing any problems immunomodulators that all no medication not and she was on him forever do bacterial infection so she always had pneumonia in the fall but it really helped and then heavy doses of antidepressants and Ritalin and cheese has been how long has she been on this carnivore diet oh God she's only be needing me just got to be at least six to eight months now wow and did she get blood work done I won't comment on that I don't know the details of her blood work so I don't know the answer that is fascinating I'm curious considering trying it for a while the problem is I ate so much game meat


    Jordan Peterson on Why Joe Rogan is Successful
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    logical community so anyways I got up at 2 in the morning and made these videos I thought well let's see what happens if I make these videos so I call this is back to the technology issue it's like I didn't know what YouTube was when I put my videos on. You didn't know what YouTube was well you know what I know is you're in the right place and the right time and you're a very interesting interview because well especially for long-form because you're very very curious but also very very tough like it's interesting watching it because if you don't understand something you will go after the person and you're not doing it in the vindictive way but you're quite a formidable interview and I've been trying to figure out why you're so successful and like you're a lot smarter than anyone might think which is quite interesting so you're a weird combination because your persona intellectual but your damn smart and you're tough as a bloody Boot and you ask pretty provocative questions and not because your provocative and so your personality in this long-form seem to suit each other really well you're also really good at pursuing things you don't understand instead of assuming that you know what you're talking about so you take the listeners on a journey right it's an exploratory Journey but fundamentally what propelled you to superstardom in some sense is not just your ability and you're one of the first adopters and I'm in the same situation we're first adopters of a technology that's as revolutionary as the Gutenberg printing press and so that's all unfolding in real time does a very good way to put it traffic you know or or and here's another possibility maybe 10 times as many people can listen to complex information as can read complex information in terms of their ability to sync your book with audible right so they can read when they have the time but then when they have found time which is also a major component of this. That's the time when you're driving at the time when you're doing dishes is now all of a sudden you can educate yourself during that found time this is a big Revolution and the bad blowing out the bandwidth makes a huge difference because while we talked about that at the beginning looks like everybody platform virtually everybody they have an idiosyncratic Viewpoint they're interested in having discussions in pursuing the furtherance of their knowledge even though they might have a priori ideological commitment Sam doesn't expose I doing and Ben Shapiro certainly does but they're still interested in having the discussion but more importantly they're capitalizing on the long form and in the fact that that's possible is a reflection of this technological transformation and the technological transfer information might be utterly profound looks like it and so that's you know I've been trying to sort this out because I keep thinking it's something like that it's like don't be thinking that first think if they're situational determinants first take your damn personality out of it okay what's going on oh yes this is all fostered by YouTube and Foster by podcast what's so new about that no bandwidth restrictions no barrier to possibility of dialogue because people cut up the YouTube videos into chunks and make their own comments on it the whole new communication technology also a lack of interference by Executives and producers and all these different people that have their own bias unmediated unmediated is Giant confident but no more than half I know that's by Design but you also donated it's like what-you-see-is-what-you-get it's like everyone's relieved by that we can make her own damn decisions do I think that's very important if you're going to have a conversation with someone that's honest you can't decide what to leave in what to take out it's just well that's partly also why I deal with the press the way I do if I go to have a full conversation it's like I'm willing to take the hits I don't like what you're doing is ancient what you're doing is it sits this is what people did 20 years ago 30 years ago for you can't really do that anymore you can't misrepresent people used to be able to if you were in the Press you can take people quote about a context do whatever the f*** you wanted put an article about them they couldn't do a goddamn thing about it happened to me and 19 boy it was like 99 I did I had a comedy CD that came out in this woman wrote an article about it and it just she just why'd she lied about my perspective she lied about the bits she miss quoted the bits she didn't just paraphrase them she changed what the bits were to make them you know misogynist or hateful or what it whatever it was and in doing so that there was no recourse there was nothing that I could do about them wow I've never experienced that before I like this is stunning. I found out this person did that a lot and this is what she did and there's ultimate that comes of being the person has the pain being the person has a typewriter and you're the person works for you know the Boston Globe or whatever the publication is that Dad is something that existed forever you know and that you had to be either a friend of the press you had to play Bollywood you had a Bend to their will go to do what they wanted you to do and they can misrepresent you and choose to paint you in any way they like and it's one of the reasons why I don't do anything anymore anymore I don't do anything I do enough man know about me a f****** this a thousand podcast this more than a thousand I think there's a bunch of other one doesn't make any sense because representations don't exist anymore so then the only problem is the dispute over the actual ideological conversations or the other than the actual concept you know you made a point there that's quite interesting is like we are in a New Media landscape so now if someone comes out as a as a media figure with some institutional credibility and misrepresents it's exposed and so then the question is how much risk should you shoulder to expose the proclivity for media misrepresentation and the answer to that might be some now it might be moving and he'll maybe I've done enough of that I mean it would be easier in many ways if I just stop doing it but but there's some utility and having it play out and so well so I'm trying I'm trying to only take those opportunities that appear to have more benefits than risk and when I defining benefit while we question is then what constitutes benefit and I guess what it is that would further the attempts that I'm making to bring in for listen to a vast number of people that could conceivably help them stabilized and improve their individual life that's worth a certain amount of risk but it certainly increases your profile increases your profile and even if you know you have 60% of these people going to get a bad perception of you 40% of people have never heard of you now we're going to understand who you are because they do further investigation there's some benefit in that but that the negative from random people that was friends with years ago that say this Jordan Peterson is just such a lie takisha it needs this not like I don't even know who the f*** you are and then second of all like why are you contacting me you know I'm saying hi you're saying Jordan Peterson is a mess of this a scam artist he's a fraud he's in wow it's so they'll see an interview you know like the the Jim Jefferies clip which is a minute-long or whatever it is or the vice piece or the initial Cathy Newman piece and they just form this Reverend position on you and then read hit pieces on you and then this is where they take their pin you know this is where it's from it's and it's I feel like these are the Last gasps of a Dying medium I really do I just I think to I don't I don't think that people appreciate it I think the people are listening to this that do appreciate long-form conversations and with all warts and all all the ugliness in the mistakes in the critical errors and appreciate that they they they have a real hate for being lied to you no because it's it it changed when when you trying to be deceptive and change them around your being deceptive they quoted me it was a sentence there's like the first phrase was in quotes and then there was some joining words and then the second phrase wasn't quotes and there was some joining words and then the third phrase was in quote and the three quotes added up to a statement that bore no resemblance whatsoever to what I was saying how can they do that in the New York Times that seems to me to be something that should be the the I don't care what they stand for X forever I just don't understand how they could allow that to happen how could you allow your what what is the gold standard for journalism how could you allow it to become something that willfully misrepresent someone to push an ideology white dot on the New York Times bestseller list before and I think okay well is this bad or good it's like well it's bad because to the degree that I might want to be on the New York Times bestseller list although I haven't been losing any sleep over you selling I know how many books are selling because it's a fatal error you have the gold standard for measurement you're not measuring properly you're burning up your brand you think while we're the New York time so we can burn up our brand it's like no you can't Newsweek is gone Time Magazine is a shallow is a shell of its former self like the big things disappear and they disappear when they get crooked and India logically rigid and so that's what's happening at the New York Times what is die faster than people think but it's so confusing to me that it didn't used to be that and now it is and they just responding to this new world where you have to have clickbait journalism and you know where we're people are struggling to find people to actual by physical newspapers which is the different thing what are they struggling in terms of like how many people buy the newspaper oh absolutely newspapers encounter that went to the federal government for subsidies about six months ago because they're dying so fast and so some of it is they're being supplanted by technology that's a huge part of it but as they are supplanted they get more desperate they publish more polarizing stories that works in the short-term to Garner more views but it alienates people from the brand and speed have a big organization and that's going to clean things out like mad I mean I don't know where CNN is in the cable news rankings now cable show rankings but it keeps falling but it's falling in the rankings as cable itself disintegrates and died why do you need cable TV online for like 1:10 But the irony is find out what's going on in the world and this is the one thing that they used to represent and you know I mean I don't think Fox News is any better I think you just have these ideological extremes left and right and I remember very clearly watching the election coverage before the election like when it was a leading up to the election I would go Fox News and then I go see an aunt I just would go pick up any more than them on my table and I would just be laughing about like what is really happening in the world because I'm getting two different stories I'm getting Russia and Hillary's emails I don't know what the f*** is what what is happening I'm getting p**** grabbing and I'm getting you know Benghazi this is what I'm getting dressed and like why is obviously a logical for anyone to pay attention in this is the way they have to do it to insure is the side you occupy say is that a new technology that's long-form that deals with many of those problems is emerging and it's going to emerge it's going to be victorious but in the meantime I'd already be victorious in the meantime still exist in the digital world man let's say am I answer to that is yes because although I've been pilloried to a great degree by the radical types in the commentariat and in the classic journalists no comments with regards to me on YouTube are 50 to one in my favor and not even the case when the alarms put up videos about me they're designed to discredit me and I sold a million and a half books it's going to be published in 40 countries and thousands of people commentariat in in in the classic journalists no comments with regards to me on YouTube are 50 to one in my favor and and that's even the case when the alarms put up videos about me they're designed to discredit me and I sold a million in the house book it's going to be published in 40 countries and thousands of people are coming to my lectures and so I would say the attempts to discredit me aren't working


    Jordan Peterson on his VICE Interview, Make-up in the Workplace - Joe Rogan
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    found to be shocking and it started a trend of misquoting and misrepresenting you was you did an article interview with Vice and they use a snippet of one of the things you said and tried to pretend that you had made these very Curt statements and one of them was he knew everything he knew everything was just in his attitude you know it was you he wanted he wanted this from the very beginning this was him arms crossed right he was signaling he's left-leaning he was deciding that you what you were doing was representing the patriarchy or you were representing male-dominant structures that he saying that I did there not correct it's a mistake because the right approach in these situations is to use minimal necessary force and to allow myself to get irritated let's say even mine early when I'm faced with someone who's doing this is not productive doesn't work well until I really need to keep that under control and when I do keep it under control works better the makeup one was particularly annoying to me because I think it's a valid conversation and interesting conversation women shouldn't be allowed to wear makeup in the workplace I'm not explicitly so that was why people are so angry when they saw the full version of it I mean the full version was released someone leaked it right right someone who felt like you were being misrepresented and that the editing was unjust decided to really kit and people were absolutely Furious what's the BB the makeup thing it's like all right look here's the first of all I make a mistake sometimes and treating journalists like I would treat my graduate students so when I'm having a conversation with my students and we said well here's a problem today electrical exercise regulate what are the Norms around sexual behavior in the workplace that's a question we don't know flirting no hugging no eye contact for more than 5 Seconds that's Netflix right no hugging that's what they have what does a lot of women that I'm friends with that I've never had any sexual interest at all and we look at each other in the eye right now like okay you can't come to work naked you can't come to work in boxer shorts you can come to work in a suit okay so the line is somewhere between boxers and suit where exactly is the line exactly can a man wear shorts in professional organizations that men solve this problem was that everyone wore uniform uniform makes you uniform that's why you wear it and the uniform is the suit and it's it's a derivation of a military of military Garb and so the idea was what we want to get rid of diversity in clothing what are the rules exactly exactly and I was thinking well we're worried about sexual misbehavior in the workplace you can't look at someone for more than 5 Seconds you can't give them a hug okay what about makeup do we have a discussion about makeup discussion about that has makeup sexual signaling it's like well if you're a few and evolutionary biologists the question is makeup sexual signaling that's out of the question steep want to do if they want to wear it they want to look good and maybe even meet what does that eat but does that mean it's caught up his idea or his job to challenge you and that I'm way and it is very least off of The Devil's Advocate opinion Stryker explain yourself better why shouldn't they wear makeup they just want to look good you need to explain yourself better why you saying something wrong with me I think you felt that it was necessary to challenge me that that was his role as a journalist but fundamentally he was smogged he thought he came out the entire conversation with an air of intellectual condescension it was built right into the discussion right from the beginning and he never dropped it off like I know what you're doing I know what's up and I know how to take you apart and I know that whatever you're talkin about is just an attempt to defend your opinion I don't even know a couple of minutes so yeah yeah so your tendency to get riled up can be exploited yes of course it's the problem of deviating from the doctrine of minimum necessary for the best times the best interactions I've had with contentious journalist is where I've absolutely kept my cool no but I know who you are and I know you're covering it up it's like well it's these, these Concepts these are complex situations when you find men and women who are sexually attracted to each other and they're working in confined environment for long periods of time and they essentially spend more time with people to work with and they do with their lovers and their wives their husbands and it's weird you know men and women interact with each other enclosed in boxes is weird and if they find each other attractive and they're interacting with each other socially especially if there's any interaction that deviates outside of work discussion they start talking about different things each other I want to be charismatic and you want to be witty and all of those things and that Shades and especially when you when you add assuming a heterosexual environment you add a heterosexual component to that the borders become fuzzy and so I was talking about border conditions yet while we're going to have a conversation about this let's talk about the Border condition oh no we can't do that this one was another one of mine but it mean he gave you a good question and you actually gave a good answer and you said actually I'm probably wrong about that you were talking about whether or not gay people should whether someone should be forced to bake a cake for gay people and you said forced to probably not so what if they don't want to bake a cake for black people and he said well actually probably it probably should be forced to not part of the discussion because I hadn't thought that issue through enough to actually give a good answer expect that it should because it's not something you talk about constantly open serving black people obviously that's not a border case but these cases that cause a lot of controversy is where two principles are at odds and it isn't exactly clear where to draw the line and I'm not happy with you know I'm not happy with my answer to that but I hadn't spent the like week would take to Think Through the issue and really have a comprehensive perspective on a subject well Mike my daughter has told me and then and my wife as well my son is well in these discussions we've been thinking about how to handle the media which is from God a very complicated question and one hypothesis being don't do interviews that will be edited and I thought about that and thinking about it and that might be the right answer might be the right answer albums that I've seen with you all of them come from you being edited yes mean there's complex subjects that people would disagree with you want but when you look at complete Miss characterizations of your point these have been established because of edited but then there's another thing which is it isn't necessarily a mistake to lay yourself open to attack because sometimes it reveals the motives of the attackers like that's what happened in the Cathy Newman interview exactly what you'd expect and that is what I expected after I walked away from the interview I thought oh my God they're just going to chop this into reprehensible segments and pillory me but I walked away from it because there was 50 other things to do but then was so funny because they didn't do that and then they put up the whole interview and the reason they put up the whole interview was because they thought the interview went fine it isn't that they knew that that was going to cause commotion not at all not a bit not a bit and I know this for a fact they put up the whole interviewing and then well what happened was what was actually happening revealed itself and that was very very effective know that having that happened meant that I had exposed myself to substantial stress and risk cuz that was stressful I mean first of all there with the interview second afterwards I thought oh my God I'm going to get pilloried for that then they did release the cot then they released the whole thing then there was all this response to it and then then then the Newman peep absolutely flabbergasted by the negative response said Peterson is Unleashed his army of trolls and poor Kathy had to go into hiding it's like there's no evidence of any credible threats they said they called in the police but you can do that without there being reason you can just say that which is what they said they played a victim narrative instantly although one thing Cathy Newman is not even though she might play it at the behest of her employees is a victim she's one of the most powerful people in Britain she's no victim for the play Kincardine a situation like that is absolutely reprehensible but that's what they did and then like a dozen newspapers did it and said well Peterson's trolls are attacking for Kathy and I thought it would now I'm really screw you don't own your phone the other people that are interested in the things that you have to say that you have control over them like you can give them marching orders at school commented on the video troll okay what about a hundred and fifty thousand what about 10 million will now if you look at the video which is about 10 million plus all the clips it's like 50 million and the comments the pro the comments that are critical with regards to Cathy Newman conductor running about 50 to 1 stats whole trolls is it I don't think so Preposterous that narrative with regards to Cathy Newman conductor running about 50 to 1 stats all trolls is it I don't think so Preposterous that narrative example of very very stressful you know but you know you take the good you take the bad along with the good and maybe maybe it's time for me it might be time for me just to disappear to some degree all together


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson Clarifies His Incels Comment
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    that could without further explanation or definition be misconstrued as appealing to this definition of you like for instance when all this when this what would I guess they call themselves incels involuntary celibates when all the stuff went down this guy drove his car into a group of people is horrible tragedy one of the things that you talked about with incel is that this was a part of the role what was it that the New York Times, you said one of the cures for this is enforced monogamy people decided and you know I've never heard that term before quite honestly and I was like what the f*** that mean it's a psychological term and what it means is enforced by culture that it is a good value the anthropological literature 400 years and it certainly leftist anthropologists were among those who discovered it like she knew the journalist knew perfectly well what I meant by enforced monogamy is stupid you use it as if everybody would understand it because you're an intellectual and because you're a professor in this is what you do you should a tribute to the Views that someone somewhere has had and the implication of that part of the New York Times article was that I wanted to you know take nubile young women at the point of a gun understand enforcement and deliver them useless man it's like no one has ever believed that what you mean by enforcement not there were they weren't make it into the piece that's a real problem who's got the problem it's not all the women. women are rejecting you it's you we both agree on this but why is enforced monogamy the solution for people that are involuntary celibates what's the solution absolute we both agree on this I need to do that in the society where monogamy is the social Norm but isn't it all social Norm anyway warm is going to help those people I really don't what because what happens if a polygamous Society develops which is the alternative then a small minority of men get all the women that's what happened OK I could do a world where polygamous societies exist and mass and then you do have this problem with his of a small group of men that are f****** all the women but that's not what we're talking one-to-one relationship over any long. Of time with the whole idea that women want that right sure if you have children but I know I still don't think that that is why these men are involuntary celibates and I don't think it's the solution to that I think the solution is that they need to become attractive cheap young male aggression under control is by enforcing monogamous standards because it gives everyone a chance in some sense meaning it it clears more more women will be available for one-on-one relationships rather than one guy who is some you know whatever for whatever reason for the large figure in society so that the man hypothetically have more sexual opportunity but that isn't what happens what happens is that a small minority of men have all the sexual opportunity a fairly large minority of men don't the women are unhappy because they can't find a committed relationship it's bad for most of the man and the man who have all the sexual opportunity get cynical but isn't this in some ways against your whole idea of equality of outcome because you're you're talking about equality of sexual out come now if these men if you have a guy like a LeBron James dominant basketball player that just kicks everyone's asked this is the this this is a guy who succeeded at the highest level right well there's going to be people like that sexually is going to be people that are better at finding mates and that this is what they enjoy the enjoy having many mates they enjoyed being yes but but if this is what they enjoy if it's a man who doesn't want a family and enjoys dating multiple women why is that bad I think the fundamental reason it's bad is cuz it's bad in the long run for children it's bad for children if he chooses to have children is that are all the spoils go to the person at the top that can destabilize the whole structure but if one man is but I've got one six-foot-five beautiful man who's got a perfect body need a trillion and he just want to date a bunch of women and all the rest of the people or five foot one and they're fat and they're lazy and like this guy's going to if this is the competition he's going to yep yep there's no way around this and then even if you decide to have enforced monogamy and where becomes a popular thing the women are going to be more drawn to him if he chooses to date them they might decide I would rather have him sometimes than never at all what is wrong with that don't want to have children there's a lot of people to choose to go their entire life without having children is men in their thirties I'm one of some of my friends are vasectomies they don't want children so why why would that help in any way these involuntary celibates I'll leave out come to agree that she had a point that was her point now and it's not doesn't run contrary to my opinions that the issue of outcome has to be addressed already said there's needs to be a reason for the left and the right and then the problem with hierarchies as they can get to Steep and destabilize everything does happen that particularly happens in the sexual domain and have plenty of anthropological evidence for that but you still might say well who cares because the man who are who are should be allowed to win the women should be allowed to choose Yes except that there's the problem of children and so Society steps and on behalf of the children and you can say well lots of people don't have children and yes and that's true or now that it used to be although many of those people end up having children anyways you know the guys who stepping around all the time so that doesn't circumvent the problem but the issue here for me Isn't the man or the women it's the children who were trying to setup societies where the probability that children will be raised in something approximating environment is optimized and that's going to mean sacrifice of opportunity and choice on the part of adults and I just necessarily agree with you but I think that what we're talking about mirrors what we're talking about in sports it mirrors were talking about in business it's everything else there's going to be people that are better at all different aspects of life is going to be people that are talented in terms of like getting women to like them Crossing up dominance hierarchies email who successful in a given hierarchy the probability that you're going to have additional mating opportunities is exceptionally high and unbelievably good predictor of doubt that hypergamy is a very uncomfortable discussion higher on the social ladder than what they're accustomed to or what they have is very difficult problem so how do you solve it while he was hot women solve it throw them in a ring let them compete at whatever they're competing at assume that the man who wins has the best man marry him with a brilliant solution it's a market-oriented solution it's actually the solution that appears to have driven or evolutionary departure from chimpanzees it's a biological solution what is the cost the cost is the cost is polygamy and so we ran that in with enforced monogamy and we do that in order to provide stable stable circumstances for children is polyamorous is a polyamorous Society just as unattainable as this utopian Marxist is that societies tilt towards monogamy across the world is human Universal now that doesn't mean that people don't have polygamous or polyamorous Tendencies cuz they certainly do and it certainly also the case that one of the women ways that women gerrymander this system is that the number of children who are in a say you're married and you have children with your husband but you also have an affair so you have a child by another man that's more common than anyone so part of the way that women solve the problem that you're just describing and I'm in the I'm not saying anything for this against this is a purely factual biological claim is a pic of monogamous marriage and they cheat with high status guys now you know obviously in the confines of the marriage that's a terrible thing but that's a very uncomfortable subject for women in particular that women choose a safe man that is willing to be monogamous with them and perhaps maybe they're above him in a social class or in sexually and then they'll cheat with someone who is and so so let's say he comes to me in a year and he says Hey Dad guess what I've had three Affairs in the last year and they've all been successful I haven't got caught or die a good guy what am I going to say to that know what the hell you doing what you're supposed to be doing try to guide them in a way that you think is going to win and that doesn't mean that it's not prone to all the problems that you laid out look there isn't a bigger problem than successful reproduction it is very big problem and all of the solutions that we've generated for it are full of flaws like here's an example the gender pay Gap okay there's no gender pay Gap there's a mother Gap there's other reasons to but women really take a hit when they become mothers okay that's unfair fair enough man what the hell are you going to do a ready for you laid out look there isn't a bigger problem than successful reproduction it is very big problem and all of the solutions that we've generated for it are full of flaws like here's an example the gender pay Gap okay there's no gender pay Gap there's a mother Gap there's other reasons to but women really take a hit when they become mothers okay that's unfair fair enough man what the hell are you going to do about it's not you


    Joe Rogan - Why is Jordan Peterson So Polarizing?
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    this is you as a friend this is the you that I understand but this is not how you're commonly represented you are the most misrepresented person I've ever met in my life I have never seen someone who has so much positive that gets ignored and where people are looking for any little thing that they could possibly misrepresent and switch up and change and I'm kind of stunned by it I mean I really not sure what it is about you that's so polarizing with all these different people that are deciding that you are some sexist transphobic evil person that's this right-wing alt-right figure you know even to the point where it's it's it's kind of humorous to me sometimes when I read some of these these takes on you what do you think that's from like what what is have you this is a new thing for you you mean the sewing been the last few years that you've gone from this relatively unknown professor in the University of Toronto to being this worldwide figure where people obviously your message is resonating with people in a very huge way but the people that are opposing you there what do you think that is collected just don't like me collectivists what do you mean by that people who think they're probably proper unit of analysis in the world is a political and be group-oriented the identity politics types don't like me at all and they have every reason not to cuz I'm not I'm not a fan of identity politics do nothing else but to increase the the domain of rights that were applied to transsexual people but there was a there was plenty more to that bill bad let me tell you and I read the policy. The ball season went along with it and it was a compelled speech Bill and so I opposed it on the grounds that the politicians are not supposed to LEAP out of their proper domain and start to compel speech not the same as forbidding hate speech a whole new thing it's never been done before in the history of British common law English common law and it's actually the Supreme Court in the 1940s in the US said that that was not to be allowed until was a major transgression and they said while we're doing it for all the right reasons it's like no no you don't get it you don't get to compel speech I don't care what your reasons are and why should I trust your damn reasons anyways what makes you so Saint like so that you can violate this fundamental principle and I should assume that you're doing it for nothing but compassion and that your wife can manage that property like story no I read your policies I see what you're up to I don't like the collectivist I think they're unbelievably dangerous and I have reason to believe that so I think that when push comes to shove if your unit of analysis is the group and your worldview is one group and its Power claims against all other groups that that that's not acceptable it's it's tribalism of the worst form and it lead to nothing but may have been disaster and part of the reason you're doing it because you're compassionate because you're envious and you don't want to take responsibility for your own life and I'm calling you on it and so you don't like me so I must be an alt-right figure I must be a Nazi saying your house needs a lot of work man there's a lot of rotten in the floorboards the plumbing is leaking the water's coming in or not you're not the sage and Saint you think you are there's so much work you have to do on yourself that it would damn near kill you to take a look at it and do everything else that's why people are responding to you in a negative way I only have their own personal problems they're avoiding did he can't possibly be that you represent to them something that is either cruel or something that it is is not compassionate about people and their differences and their flaws and their their Humanity cuz part of it's the political polarization you know at the moment we're viewing almost everything that happens in the world through a political Lance at least the journalist at least first of all first of all first of all I've been treated well by lots of journalists really well-liked the best journalists in Canada have been on my side since about two weeks after the bill c16 thing erupted and those would be the journalist that have an independent voice and that her that that have create Jerome fall again and they're in a number of different media places mostly in print and newspapers and so there's a lot of times that I've been treated properly by journalist there's a small number of journalists very noisy and a small number of activists very well-organized on my case right from the beginning and those are people who are generally driven by a v radical leftist Progressive agenda and I am not on their site I'm on their side as individuals I'm on their side as people who could struggle forward but the collectivist vision its deadly but you seem to be the poster boy for this very simple characterization like almost a caricature of what the the the alt-right figurehead is it send it to me as a person who knows you is very strange to watch his two on their site I'm on their side as individuals I'm on their side as people who could struggle forward but the collectivist vision it's deadly but you seem to be the poster boy for this very simple characterization like almost a caricature of what the the the alt right figurehead is it send it to me as a person who knows you is very strange to watch his take place


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson's Philosophy on Self Improvement
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    that that underestimates the degree to which their systemic oppression etc etc and and the and the vagaries of Fate it's like it doesn't over underestimate it's not the point the point is your best strategic position is how am I insufficient how can I Rectify that that's what you've got and the thing is you are insufficient and you could rectify both of those are within your grasp if you aim low enough one of the things have a low enough bar why do you why do you mean that to improve them a bar that so high that it's impossible for them to attain it you take a look at the kid and you think okay this kids go at this range of skill here's a challenge we can throw at him or her that exceeds their current level of skill but gives them a reasonable probability of success and so what I'm saying someone might say that and I would say what you're not even low enough there's something you could do that you are regarding his trivial that that you couldn't do that you would do that would result in an actual Improvement but it's not a big enough Improvement for you so you won't lower yourself enough to take the opportunity incremental steps Barn dropped it and dropped the bar through your skull I do you think look when I started working out when I was a kid I was I was wait about a hundred and thirty pounds and I was six foot one tooth in kid and I smoked a lot I wasn't in good shape I wasn't in good physical shape and I went to the gym and it was Bloody embarrassing you don't people would come over and help me with the goddamn wait here is how you're supposed to use this was humiliated and maybe I was pressing 65 lb or something at that point you know but what am I going to do I'm going to lift up a hundred 50 lb myself right off the bat know I had to go in there and strip down and put my skinny goddamn self in front of the mirror and think son-of-a-b**** there's all these monsters in the gym be lifting weights for 10 years and I'm struggling to get 50 lb off the bar tough luck for me but I couldn't lift 50 pounds and it wasn't very long until I can lift 75 and where I knew I could go and I push myself and I gained 35 pounds of muscle in about 3 years in University I kind of had to quit cuz I was eating so goddamn much I couldn't stand it seems like six meals a day it was just taking up too much time but there's a humility in determining what it is that The Wretched creature that you are can actually manage aim low and I don't mean don't aim and I don't mean don't aim up but you have to accept the fact that you can set yourself a goal that you can attain and there's not going to be much glory in it to begin with because if you're not in very good shape the goal that you could could attain tomorrow isn't very glorious but it it's a hell of a lot better than nothing and it beats the hell out of bitterness and it's way better than blaming someone else it's way less dangerous and you could do it and what's cool about it there's a statement in the New Testament it's called the Matthew principle and Economist use it to describe how the economy in the world Works to those who have everything more will be given from those who have nothing everything will be taken like was very pessimistic some sense because it means that as you start to fail you fail more and more rapidly but it also means that as you start to succeed you succeed more and more rapidly and so you take an incremental stepping well now you can lift 55 lb instead of 52.5 lb think what the hell is that it's like it's one step on a very long journey and so it sits and it starts to Compound on you so a small step today means put you in a position to take a slightly bigger step the next day and then that puts you in a position. rapidly until you take an incremental stepping well now you can lift 55 lb instead of 52.5 lb think what the hell is that it's like it's one step on a very long journey and so it sits and it starts to Compound on you so a small step today means put you in a position to take a slightly bigger step the next day and then that puts you in a position to take a slightly bigger step the next day and you do that for two or three years Man U starting to stride


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson Cries When Talking About His Fans
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    free yourself and you can sleep with a clean conscience what happens if you dropped it full responsibility for yourself and then for your family lots of people are coming to talk to me say now I've been really trying to put my family together like I made that a goal I'm trying to heal my family and bring it together and it's working so here's a story we're wandering around downtown LA that morning after the doc and we're walking down the street and we're on streets we probably shouldn't have been on but in any case cuz what the hell do we know being stupid Canadians and so we're walking down the street and this car pulled up beside us I've been trying to put my life together and it's really work and I'm really doing way better I really wanted to thank you and so it's lovely a when you're walking down a kind of rough area and somebody pulls up beside you need jump out of the car to tell you how much better their life is that's a pretty good morning and so but then that isn't all that happened he ran back to his car he said wait a minute wait a minute went back to his car and they came over together and his dad was just smiling away like a real smile looks like we've really been working on a relationship for the last year-and-a-half and it's going just great we want to thank you and that father said something like I'm really happy that you got my son back to me like yes that's what this bloody tour is being like it's great and everybody that's coming to these talks that's what they're trying to do and I got three thousand people in each audience and what they're trying to do is figure out how can I take maximal responsibility for my own life how can I imbue it with the meaning that helps me with Stan tragedy and suffering how can I be better person and wouldn't it be great if that was of optimal benefit to my family and the community to get very emotional Aruban was pretty Blown Away by we had a long conversation about it about be just feels like there's some crazy movement going on at something's changing in the world because of this of this new Avenue of Learning and Development is opening up for these people my own accord right I'm transmitting information that I've learned from very very wise people and so there's that but also we don't want to underestimate the utility of the technology right because we have this long-form technology now and it's enabling us to have this discussion and so we can get deeper into things publicly and socially than we were able to before and I see this I see this as a manifestation of that and I'm hoping to that maybe maybe what's happening cuz we're going to have a lot of listen to do in the next 20 years as things change so rapidly we can hardly comprehend it and hopefully the way we're going to be able to manage that is to think and hopefully these long-form discussions will provide the political or provide the public forum for us to actually think to actually engage at a deep enough level so we'll build him out in the Transformations and I think that's possible I know part of the reason that I wrote this book and well doing what I've been doing for the last 30 years since 1985 something like that the way out of political polarization the way out of the excesses of the right and the left is through the individual I think the West got that right the fundamental unit of measurement is the individual and the fundamental task of the individual is to engage in this process of humble self-improvement I believe that's the case and that's where the meaning is and that's where the responsibility is and I think and I'm hoping that if enough people in the west and then and then the rest of the world for that matter but that's where the responsibility is and I think and I'm hoping that if enough people in the west and then and then the rest of the world for that matter but we're very polarized in the west right now if enough people take responsibility for getting their individual ice together then we'll get wise enough so we won't let this process of political polarization put us back to the same places that we went so many times in the 20th century I don't see another antidote for it it's not political


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson on the Importance of Competition
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    Club to to keep the hierarchy from degenerating into regen tyranny as part of the political discussion but now the problem is is in the premises the problem with the left is that well what's the hierarchy it's a tyrannical patriarchy no it's not it's partly corrupt like every system but it's less corrupt than most systems and there's a lot of elements of a devoted towards self-improvement self-monitoring you have to be can you cancel the baby out with the bathwater in the leftist rhetoric has got so intense that the idea is and if people believe that's what the world is going to hell in a handbasket everything is getting worse and all possible ways and their systemic racism everywhere and utterly unfair and it should be torn down and rebuilt so I know it's actually functioning unbelievably well even though it still has its problems you know when there's a big difference between everywhere and the reason that there isn't perfectly outcomes is because of prejudice and saying no no look the system is functioning as let's say it's 75% it's doing all right it's got some problems including systemic Prejudice which hopefully will work themselves out across time and which show every bit of evidence of doing so and so we don't need a radical solution and one of the things I've started to do with my Twitter account is to tweet out good non naive news because one of the things that's happening in the world is being half a dozen books on this or more written in the last five years by credible people is that the distribution of the idea of individual sovereignty and property rights and and free-market economies Etc out into the rest of the world is making the non-western world is making the non-western world Rich really really really fast so between 2000 and 2012 the rate of absolute poverty in the world fell by half half it was the fastest. development in human history we beat the you and we beat the optimistic you and Target by three years staggering you know the the rates of child mortality in Africa are now lower than they were in Europe in 1950 the fastest growing economies in the world are in sub-Saharan Africa many millions of people millions of people a month are getting access to this incredible technology that somebody didn't cell phone right people have access freshwater like they never had access before the child kids R kids are getting immunized at a rate that's that's fun for the unprecedented and and yet we have this idea that's become rampant in the west that there's something ultimately corrupt about the patriarchal tyranny and that it has to be dismantled right down to its core and a lot of that's being taught by the activist disciplines in universities and I just don't get it it's not acceptable so they see hierarchies and their proposal to level everything off and to take away the insane power the very top is equality of outcome is unpredictable proven in terms of it's never been it's never been done successfully to a utopian right because if you accept the proposition that the propositions are laid out and if you pursue things evaluate in a social space so you do it cooperatively and competitively do with other people then you're going to produce differential outcome because people will be differently good at it yes you don't believe that do you listen to random selections of music online or do you do what everyone else does you go for the one tenth of 1% of songwriters and you live only listen to them you want to listen to the one you only read the Productions of one tenth of 1% of writers you only listen to the podcast one tenth of 1% of podcast broadcasters right when you watch sports on TV you only watch the athletic contributions of one-tenth of 1% of athletes so like where's the equality exactly where is that in your life you people who are pushing for equality of outcome you manifest that in anything you do you don't you're unbelievably selective just like everyone else and the reason your selective is because you there are things that are happening that need to happen or entertaining and interesting and you want the best in all of those realm that's how it works and there is a best that's the other thing that's so painful and that that actually is painful you no one hears a problem of dispossession a real problem one way to not do very well in any hierarchy is to have a low IQ and so IQ is normally distributed and if you have an IQ of less than 85 it's high for you to read well enough to follow instructions that's about 10% of the population might even be higher than that okay so given that lock how are you going to compete now answer is you're not because low IQs a good predictor of Parvati now they spiral because you know if your if you if your cognitively if your on in the if your if your left cognitively gifted then and you have children there going to be any less enriched environment these things spiral but you still have the essential problem that's the essential problem of the dispossessed it's like hierarchies are complex tools to obtain necessary goals but they dispossessed people what do we do with the people that they dispossessed the answer is we don't know so we have to talk about it constantly to figure out how to solve it cuz it's an ongoing problem that transforms and that's the reason the political dialogue is necessary and then the danger is that the political dialogue will polarized into the radical left no hierarchies whatsoever or the radical are hierarchies 100% right at all costs and so those are the we have the internal problem in those are the two poles that we have to negotiate between this interesting because the activation is always been that what the left is trying to do with this equality of outcome thing is sort of an infantilization of the populist right and the best example that is sports when you look at sports clearly the best people win right there Runners win the race of the people that have the best strategy when the game the infant infant that's a weird word infantilization I never get it right but of that is what we do with children where you get participation trophies and no one wins you know when my daughter was three years old she was in soccer and they didn't keep score but everyone knew everyone knew these kids scored and they didn't at the end of the game they didn't announce a winner there was no Cat knows you can have a soccer game soccer game anymore it's something else but the score was cap of course it just wasn't discussed what course it was the strangest thing but this is to treat these little kids cuz they couldn't handle it but you know she cried when the other team scored I'm like that's you it feels bad when they score so it feels good when you score it's very difficult to write a two or three year old so tired of going to run Hills is she going to practice drill so that she feels that good feeling more and then there's a point where that becomes too far is the point where you become obsessive over winner right and this is the people that want to crush their enemies then you become Conan the Barbarian this is this is the well our end of it and this is what the left is terrified upright the idea of the left is the demure the soft the the the people that are Kinder and gentler the idea of the right is the Conqueror the people that you know their work hard play hard go kick ass go America that kind of s*** and so these are the type of people that are going to be crueler they're going to do it takes to win and the the people that you would consider that would like equality of outcome of the people that are trying to slow that down is this make sense yes absolutely and I think that's how it lays itself out temperamental you do like a logical this is the motivation for all this it went an empathy is not an automatic good this is something we make a big mistake about we think well I'm feeling sorry for you therefore I'm good so I know I might be feeling too sorry for you I might not be demanding enough of you so and that's the terrible devouring mother you know from a psychoanalytic forget it's like no it's not about about Athletics okay so imagine this because this is also something that points the way to a proper morality which was actually something that John Piaget was very concerned about he wanted to he wanted to reconcile the distinction between religion and science that's what drove him even though he was people don't know that he was arguably the world's greatest developmental psychologist I'm talking down in my Lexus because it's really really complicated so I can you tell your kid that and they look at you and they think well what do you mean by that what I supposed to try to win the soccer game Uncharted I'm supposed to win and you say oh yeah you're supposed to win but it doesn't matter whether you win or lose it matters how you play the game you know that that's right but you don't know how to explain it to your kid you say what you want to be a good sport life is not a game even a game is not a gate because a game is most of the time the game is the beginning of a series of games so let's say that you're on a soccer team is winning the game but the game isn't the issue the game is the whole series of game so maybe the game is winning the championship and winning the championship and winning a game are not the same thing and the reason for that is well maybe if you want to win the game the best thing to do is to let your star player make all the moves but if you want to win a championship maybe the best thing is for your star player to do everything he or she possibly can to develop all the other team members that's a different strategy and the reason it's different is because it is Rage across time okay so I'll tell you a quick story so when my kid was playing hockey went when he was about 12 or so he was in the championship game just at a local and it was really fun to watch that you want so that everybody can expand their skills while they're playing I was like 5 Seconds to to the end of the game and the other team made a break away and came down in the guy came down ISIS gorgeous beautiful goal and it was for 3 and that was the end of it right I don't my kids team there was the kid who is the star he was a pretty good hockey player and he was very annoyed about what happened he smashed his stick on the cement and was complaining about the referee and acting as if he being robbed and his father came up and instead of saying get your act together kid that's no way to display yourself after a loss oh yeah man you were robbed that the referees didn't ref right in and you play the Bastion you should have what and I thought you absolute son-of-a-b**** you're ruining your son and then the question is why cuz his son was the star and was trying to win why was he ruining his son well you're trying to train your son not to win the game you're trying to train your son to win the championship and so that's a series of games but then life isn't the championship life is a hole championships it's a whole sequence of them and so what you're actually trying to train your son to do is to be a contender in the entire series and the way you do that is by helping him develop his character and it did character is actually the strategy that would enable him to win the largest number of games across the largest possible span of time and one way you do that if your kid is like what do you want to do with your kid you don't want to teach him to win you want to teach him to play well with others and that's reciprocal so that means to try to win but also to pay attention to two to developing the other people around him and not to put winning the game above everything at all times so then he's fun to play with this is absolutely crucial you get you can you can help your kid become fun to play with between the ages of 2 in the age of 4 if your kid is fun to play with then what happens kids line up to play with him and adults lineup to teach him and if kids line up to play with him didn't friends is whole life and he'll be socializing to be invited to many games some of which he'll win all of which will be able to participate in and if he's fun to play with in adults will teach him things and then he wins at life and so when you say to your kid it doesn't matter whether you win or lose matters how you play the game what you're saying is don't forget kid that what you're trying to do here is to do well at life and you need to practice the strategies that enable you to do well at life well you're in any specific game and you never want to compromise your ability to do well at for the sake of winning a single game and there's a deep African that miss the ethic of reciprocity in game part of the reason that we're so obsessed with sports is because we like to see that dramatized you know like the personally really admire as an athlete isn't only the person who wins we don't like the narcissistic winners their winners and that's a plus but if they're narcissistic they're not good team players they're only out for themselves then we think well you're a winner in the narrow sense but your character is you're no role model even though you're a winner and because we're looking for something deeper we're looking for that the manifestation of character that allows you to win across the set of possible games and that's a real thing that the real ethic it's a fundamental ethic I think what you're pointing as it's very important as we're searching for the person who's got it all nailed someone who tries their hardest but is also honest enough about the circumstances to not cry the manifestation of character that allows you to win across the set of possible games and that's a real thing that's a real ethic it's a fundamental ethic I think what you're pointing out it's very important as we're searching for the person who's got it all nailed someone who tries their hardest but is also honest enough about the circumstances to not cry foul when it's gone the other person's way


    Joe Rogan - Ted Nugent Denies Draft Dodging & Adopting His Girlfriend!
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    best of Truth logic and Common Sense Melissa man has been a pleasure to meet you back at should be able to sit down with you and have a good conversation here on friends were right you do deserve me and I think it's I think it's a good opportunity for people to get a chance to see you in a long form conversation rather than the sound bytes they can just choose to hate avoid the draft I did nothing music real quick old school story of an interview supposedly that you should all over yourself getting High Times map Volkswagen bugs all muscle and sinew I could I was Superman I was the most athletic running jumping gazelle known to man and I went in for my driving or anything about Vietnam I didn't know anything about war my dad was a war hero but nobody talked about it I never heard of the Bataan Death March I've graduated from the American education system so I knew nothing and there was all protest around me but I wasn't the protest because I was making music everyday I mean just obsessed with and playing gigs everyday and I didn't pay attention I never watch the news cast in my life but I was given a draft notice and I went down I went down to have my draft physical and I passed with flying colors colors and I got a draft card in the mail a couple months later through my mom and dad's house and one y not a deferment it's a designation I was in the time so why was a student designation I believe I can understand me but my buddies were going to John break my singer had to go rob Leonard from Amboy Dukes had to go so the only way you could have gone is if you dropped out of school is that what it is capable of anything so they make this s*** up so I did an interview with High Time by the way let's make it that I've done this so many times but people ignore my actual statement so I've been doing interviews all cuz they ever Dukes run fire and I was just about rage on stage with a loincloth in the bow and arrow in the feedback and he's killer songs in the band was so good greatest musicians in the world and they never got anything right these Stone dirtbag writers got the gas guys in the band names wrong they got the facility wrong they did mention songs we didn't perform they got nothing right and every time I'd read the interview that we're talking about my music you didn't even get the song titles right so I started having fun with these interviewers much do the entertainment of my bandmate who would break out in hysterics when I'd make up stories because I'm not going to even try to be accurate anymore he was not going maneuver of mine we have these come in to take notes and I'd say hi play this Fender Stratocaster cuz I hold up my Gibson Birdland which way is known for and they'd write down he played Gibson Stratocaster journalist anti-drug so I go in this guy is so tell me about a this I am boy do so that way is it like a band I want yeah it's like a band so it's almost exactly like a band kind of question is that call it I never snorted Crystal we went into the war thing I go out anything about war I'm a I'm a guitar player but I went down for my draft physical and when I went into the booth to give my urine sample I make sure I eat Mexican food all week so instead of pissing in the urine cup I took a big dump in it with Graham and all over the place and I went really the great magazine of good information and embed it turned out that my drummer KJ night God bless him he's actually admitted this in and testified that that's what he did we thought it was the funniest thing in the world and this guy went into the physical just an absolute near-death lumpish it to get out of the draft and we thought it was funny and how we were paying attention to important things in life press started quoting the High Times magazine and quoting an ex-girlfriend who claimed that I adopted her that her adopted my girlfriend to be read that one I did read that when I forgot about it I think it makes it easier to talk on one side Optum I didn't adopt anybody rice I never shipped my pants since I was I think eight months old I've never been with an underage girl since I was underage I'm not a racist and what else they show they saying that they cleaned it I made Courtney Love blow me when she was 12 I think she claimed that I'm so good at bringing my basic conservative agenda forward that they have to go. Saul Alinsky and lie and lie and lie and if you go to Wikipedia to find out about Ted Nugent they will repeat these lies their lies it's very strange that people find a better example of the agenda driven anti-American anti Ted anti-second Amendment anti-freedom buffoonery they exist I think it makes for an interesting podcast exchange I think so too. In my craw not even in my it's a fascinating example of the dishonesty and the anti journalism agenda-driven anti-American anti Ted anti-second Amendment anti-freedom buffoonery they exist I think it makes for an interesting podcast exchange I think so too. In my craw it's not even in my universe and I notice it is hysterical


    Joe Rogan - Ted Nugent on Immigration "America Needs Secure Borders!"
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    you're the enemy of America you need secure who doesn't know you need secure borders Nancy Pelosi doesn't Hillary Clinton didn't Loretta Lynch didn't I mean come on these people are freaked americafirst pisses off Democrats how can that be if it's not America because people think of it as you're denying opportunity to people that live in an impoverished third world country that's connected to us I think of it as racism Ellis Island and then denounce their allegiance to where they came from you can still Swedish curamin but you got in the bounce allegiance to where you come from because you're coming here here so healthy and in a great place to live that is just like the United States has no reason to come over here and certainly we have tried our policies have been very generous to those countries were in fact we're the only country that I've been generous to them but the Little Rock the military is the car now we have the right to secure this is not my opinion we in America have the right and the responsibility to secure our borders if you think otherwise you're dangerous we need to bring I want people who need a better quality of life I welcome them like that buses from Germany and now he's a legal citizen in America why should someone be able to swim across the Rio Grande and circumvent all that process so we know whether you're going to be an asset or a liability it's not rocket science it's liability or asset we want assets and that's why our immigration system is or riffic even the legal one so I know it's a problem but we're putting all these resources and man-hours into during the porous border instead of processing those who legitimately would like a better quality of life in America but first they have to we have to differentiate between the protesters who think that we need to turn over California and Arizona and Texas back to Mexico so it can turn into a s******* of course they left Mexico they know it's horrible that's why they're here why would you come here to get away from a s******* and then turn the place you came to into the s*** hole we have Constitution we have a Bill of Rights you need to earn your own way you need to work very hard if you're in the asset column I love you if you're in the liability column I love you if you're having a hard time but if you have squatted intentionally is an able-bodied individual in that liability column you are a detriment to America and you should get the f*** out of here that's when you look at their prospective the people that are able-bodied Americans are dumb Jack schitt softcore bastard is trying to do anything they can to get here from Mexico to the point with her literally dying and a hydration therapy at Desert and they would have given that opportunity securing the Rio Grande with people are illegally swimming across and jeopardizing their very life and limb when just down a couple miles is illegal entrance in a might be a pain in the ass but you're here with me today June 28th 2018 have you not put up with major pain in the ass as a martial artist has a comedian that stuff tough life you got your world carved out because you put up with a pain in the ass you over you bison adapt and overcome it makes you happy or at night but I was also very fortunate I was born in America you know I didn't grow up in an impoverished crime-ridden Community I just do it to deal with gang violence in the conversation is that if you oppose these people that are illegal immigrate illegally immigrating to this country that you are racist happier at night but I was also very fortunate I was born in America you know I didn't grow up in an impoverished crime-ridden Community I just do it to deal with gang violence because you're certainly not the conversation is that if you oppose these people that are illegal immigrate illegally immigrating to this country that you are racist


    Joe Rogan on the Annapolis Shooting
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    eat this lamp two waters this the shooting happening while he's on is so appropriate I mean it's so crazy that the the this is the time so this is a newsroom why they got do they have a motivation for this guy no motivation is being interrogated right now is what I just read and get captured but they don't get killed like the Parkland kid and a lot of these people like how they not killing these people when they're when it's happening white guy in his twenties is it some fake news thing when he shot reporters you know until the interrogation comes out I feel like it's not fair to say but there are people pointing at things that have been in the news recently if you were in a grocery store somewhere and some guy came in shooting and you had a gun I would want you be able to defend yourself you know I want you to be alive I agree with you I get that but that's is that the only way I mean or is it's just what we have to do right now I mean I don't know what anybody on the other side wants other than taking away everyone's guns but if you take away everyone's guns how are you possibly going to do an audit of 300 million guns in this country how you going to find all the illegal ones I got to find all the stored ones and then there's that old cliche if you outlaw guns only Outlaws I've gotten some it's almost like the same thing we're talking about when it end in terms of legalizing and illegal illegal drugs and eat when drugs are legal they can be taxed and you can make sense of the situation you can have treatment centers the stigma of you know that did the appeal of them of doing something you're not supposed to do is no longer there and then you're not funding these illegal organizations organizations like to know the cartels in Mexico or back when it was organized crime in America for alcohol when the prohibition was going on I don't think that you're going to be able to take away all these guns but I don't know what the argument I would like to talk to somebody was an argument that you could do it cuz I know they did it in Australia Australia so small it and by the way you can get guns in Australia people use got there for hunting all the time so guns are available occasionally they do have gun violence that they had like one mass shooting in the 1990s in Australia band all the guns Australians are there different culture 2 or this f****** culture is gun-happy from all of our movies and television shows and the solution is always like bang bang bang like shooting people's a part of the solution you know I don't know I don't know man I just no one has an answer they did no one on that side no one on this side every answer has holes in it you laughing what happened nothing like a good piss I always say I love that I always say to this conversation about guns you know when I don't see an answer I just really don't I don't see any answer if they ultimately want like I'm all for responsible gun ownership I have gone to punch of Dunn's I believe in gun ownership but how do you stop gun violence and I don't know I don't know what the answer is and I think this is ultimately with everybody is trying to find we were talking about when you were gone the Austria before they they banned guns because of one mass shooting and they've never had a mass shooting since they have it there cuz I'm crime continues to go up and down based on other social factors helped many of them there's only 20 million people in the entire country. I would like to address probably the glaring beast in the room of America your 50 something right 50/50 if you want and I'll be 70 and I've had a pretty good Raider I got a pretty good absorption Factor information evidence experiences ideas opinions activities what the hell happened that would allow Americans so many of us to become so evil that we want to hurt each other and kill each other and they kill children Rob and animal SE activities what the hell happened that would allow Americans so many of us to become so evil that we want to hurt each other and kill each other and they kill children Rob and animal SE want to make the biggest impact they wouldn't hurt the most people because they're hurt


    Joe Rogan - Ted Nugent on Gun Control
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    push back because the public speaks and then I push back an attack maintenance ignorance bounces off me like personal hygiene from Michael Moore it just has no impact whatsoever I think he watches call documented the Hollywood actually give him an award and he copied and pasted out of sequence the attack on the grid Charlton Heston claiming he was somehow responsible for the little child killing herself with your paroled felons father's gun and they put it out of sequence and attributed Charlton Heston defending such a responsible gun ownership Michael Moore is a line cruel Stone Punk don't constantly all the time I think you use the suppositories I don't know him and I and he's a punk ever had a conversation was responsible for ending with me and I don't know if you noticed but I'm unfuckable you f*** with me I'll eat your family tree and s*** sawdust into your face ask Piers Morgan that seems like I saw your comfy torso talk about gun violence he didn't understand how much gun violence percentage of her suicide percentage of cops killing bad guys it's an impediment but he came out of course he's going to take on the Motor City madman I mean this guy's going to be easy pickings he actually wrote Wango Tango I'll be all into like I delete this thing you're doing all they manufacture nothing except in Eagle that has no foundation in fact so Piers Morgan the CNN exec so in a gun store to try first I give you see the first one at the CNN offices that's both of them and so they think I'm a dirtbag and a goofball because I only wrote Wang Dang Sweet Poontang I meant it but when they take me on they don't realize I never went to college cuz I was too busy learning s*** and if you take me out on any subject that I am even slightly aware of I will f*** you up because I studied this stuff I've lived this stuff I've been with gun since I could walk I have had Universal unlimited access to Firepower my whole life both in a recreational aide a disciplined a law enforcement military training and just our family planking competition so whenever you considerable imaginable gun use I've been 68 years so they sick Piers Morgan on me to teach me a lesson about how you're responsible gun owners are and that if we could just ban guns that all the violence would end and of course if you haven't seen it you got to Google it because it was that they finally research and realized every word out of my mouth was absolutely indisputable I'll summarize it is it in this way like it did the pierce the anti-gunners have their dream it exists it existed in Paris where all those people were shot with glycerin across possession of Contraband they have their dream Piers Morgan's dream exists it's called a gun-free zone Virginia Tech Columbine Sandy Hook Aurora Parkland every instance where the most innocent lives have been slaughtered have been in Nancy Pelosi Maxine Waters Eric Holder Hillary Clinton Barack Obama's dream their dream is a gun-free zone but where three people are forced forced into unarmed helplessness where the most innocent lives are lost and that dream has produced more Carnage and destroyed lives than anything in the world compared to the NRA convention free at the highest incidence of gun ownership or opening day of deer season in Michigan where you have 100% gun ownership and access where nobody gets hurt so if you know that your dream is a gun-free zone and that's with most innocent lives are lost what kind of demonic Dirtbag would actually want more let me stop having access to the gun that killed those people any gun free zone in the real and the real answer to drownings in America would be the band water fantabulous you work on Banning water I'll work on banning guns will touch base every few weeks is he ever if you can not ban you cannot eliminate guns Finland you cannot eliminate guns Alberta Canada where the guy came into the University of it's impossible so what you do instead of thinking you can ban water learn to swim and watch your children by the pool call me weird but the way to handle violence is to carry a gun practice with it and when someone brings lethal Force against you shoot the motherfuker people are very uncomfortable with the idea of an incredibly armed Society summary of the takeaway the concern of people being shot randomly by some psycho that you've got to figure out if you get all the guns away I don't know I don't know but this is what I'm saying is that you don't know is down cuz I'm the only guy that will tell you this I studied the Cadence the bullet manufacturers the rate of fire the movement of the purp and the movement of the victims in every instance including in Connecticut including Aurora including San Bernardino right here there were American citizens who would have had a gun on their person if they were allowed to and they could have been a me in full force to at least reduce if not terminate the violent murderous threat but by law we have been so dumb down and so forced against our natural survival Instinct to have a tool on our belt that in every instance where the most innocent lives were slaughtered those people that would have intervened with a firearm that many of them but there was a janitor there was a couple of guys in the eye they are concealed weapons permit but they weren't allowed to have in that building in Virginia Tech there were guys that had concealed weapons permit but they were allowed to have in there in Aurora Colorado you kidding me all kinds of people would have had guns they could have returned fire but they were forced into unarmed helplessness hear it here's the gun debate and it's irrefutable conclusion if you are forced into unarmed helplessness you are unarmed and helpless horrible irresponsible suicidal condition that him I'm just a guitar player Joe I've never been unarmed since I graduated from high school I've always had a hanky and Pocket Bully guitar picks and a pocket knife and a belt knife and belt to Lana tisdel and some extra bullets I just have them everywhere I go I've never been unarmed I find it how do you travel around I improvise adapt and overcome luckily I helped pass house resolution to 18 which means all sworn law enforcement officers allowed to carry gun Nationwide I've been Sheriff Deputy since 1984 and my credentials allow me to carry gun everywhere I go and I carry a gun everywhere I go in fact even in England American law enforcement allowed to carry guns and I carry a gun over there it's just a tool if somebody comes in England but what up when be agreed that I'm just not better to be on that we would all like to have is no school shootings no mass shootings no Aurora no colombino so how do you stop that you think you stop that with more guns well since you stopped at with mental health education figuring out how to get people off of pills figuring out keep people from living despondent lies where they want to just tear it all down and shoot everybody in her heart a bunch of people for here we are at the root right sure here we are 2018 so we can't go back in history and find a goofball from Virginia Tech and what motivated and we can't go back there because we have failed as a society to take care of people or respond with any sense of responsibility or Effectiveness to the glaring danger signs outrageously in Parkland where the guy calling cops 42 x call the FBI three-time the guys going to shoot up the school okay we'll make a note of that. The guy is going to shoot up the school okay we'll make a note of that the guy is bringing a gun to school to shoot people here is his Manifesto we've made a note of that are you kidding me tell your law enforcement I had 2 hours ago I'd rather be sitting where you are when I get for you got me covered my point is is that the cat is already out of the bag it's not too late Columbine guys glaring signals red alarms going off over Virginia Tech Guy bomb making materials were on the table guys were like zombies these guys were like Doper freaks from Bonsai zululand maniac did he threaten his goal in life was to kill as many people as possible and he's now got his new AR-15 to do it with in the psychiatrist didn't say anything I've studied this stuff we need to not only see something say something we're missing part 2 final part do something when this kind of aberrant threatening violent Red Alarm behavior is going off intervene sit down with this kid at the first instance when your kid comes home all glassy-eyed and Goofy and incommunicable and Skin showing weird signs like the Sandy Hook guy did all his life in the Aurora guy did all his life and the Parkland guy zombie and I was staring like a blinking a sandstorm somebody's got I know I would I mean in my life with his musicians or family members are going to write what is going on you look like you're good at it yourself man are you okay we need to have that conversation with somebody how do you fix these people think what you're saying is if you have no gun free zones are people allowed to have guns at least I'll have an ability to defend themselves I agree with you I agree with you on that but how do you stop it from happening in the first place the anti-gun people say the way to stop it is to have no guns available to civilians they can do things like that really impossible civilians I can do things like impossible when you look at 300 million people and probably 400 million where you haven't counted mine yet you know


    Joe Rogan & Ted Nugent Disagree Over Marijuana
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    I'm a big fan but I do drink a little wine but I don't think it qualifies as a drink are the drools on that I have a big problem and all of a sudden if there's a problem I can't rely on you anymore I want to be reliable that's why I have a problem with Comfortably Numb yeah I think in my experience you can't wake up the bass player cuz he's comfortably numb the guys don't show up he can't tune his guitar he forgot the lick we're not as tight as we could be you're fired but I know what you're saying but this is what I'm saying to you and it's not the marijuana or anything that gets people like that it's a lack of discipline did you get to world and did you get to world is filled with people that smoke pot and these m************ work hard but they want Saint Rocco because he's mad a marijuana yes and I said Rocco and I said so do you really believe that perfectly clean and sober taking care of your help with a conscientious diet good athletic workout discipline physical prowess do you really think that an outside Source peyote mushrooms whatever you want to call you really think that with that outside influence you can do something you can't do unto your god-given gift individual self I'm convinced you that you will be the absolute best you can be you will accomplish what I think is a self-inflicted curse of modern man that 90% 98% of humanity might be tapping 5% of their capabilities because they get on a treadmill to get into a paradigm self restricted beer night ever so decreasing view of the world and experiences and the over wrote that destroyed Road over traveled vs. not only The Road Less Traveled but the Nod Road untraveled that's my favorite I'm convinced that you Joe Rogan will find your Superior defensive best without any outside influence I believe you have the part I think I have the power when I get on stage tonight and you got to come you got to come witness this my bad that I do it's like the last wolves good gnashing of teeth over the last bone and Shard of Flesh it's it's a it's an out-of-body soaring above life itself experience that we have in us I don't need anyting I understand me I understand that but you don't use anything so you're you're talking from a place of non experience when it comes to marijuana or mushrooms or anything at least 55 of those years from the beatniks to the hippies to the branch and you got to meet this way and Kramer guide MC5 guitars new book the hard stuff he and I were born the same time same influence Detroit the swamps the outdoors but Bo Diddley Chuck Berry Motown James Brown pool a dog s*** and I'm not knocking Wayne I'm saying that he was courageous to write this book it's a brilliant book you got to have them on you going to read it you're going to you're going to be consumed by his conversational writing of the MC5 Ascension to the most authoritative Powerhouse music I've ever witnessed in my life to a bunch of dirtbags on the downward spiral drugs now called I know that happens a definitely happens but it happens with everything it happens with people with the lady too much food it happens if People's gambling it happened to the river if it thinks but I think it's because of discipline it's because they don't have a clear path I think it's cuz they let themselves become self-indulgent and let themselves be weak but I'm saying is that I know a lot of people who use whether it's psychedelics or they use marijuana and they use it to enhance our perspective he doesn't become the primary focus of their life doesn't consume their life they don't allowed to consume their life there's a whole other world of disciplined marijuana enthusiasts and if they're confused the same way people confuse Hunters the same way people think of hunters is being lazy drunken slobs are cruel to animals and you and I know that that's not the case at all rare cellular disciplined focused and its people in the world you have to be able to execute in that extreme moment that moment without animal walk sounds that shooting window and you're looking at this 390 bull elk screaming screaming and overwhelming marijuana is misunderstood because there's a lot of dummies in this world did you get a group of 100 people what are the odds that one of them is going to be a dummy f****** 100% more than one nowadays more than one or rather what marijuana users are you see that f****** idiot is pissing all over himself and falling down so high can't walk that's what you think of you don't think of the Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt that smoke pot and then was out and strangles 50 people in in class you don't think of people to take yoga class I liked high on marijuana strangling there should be like all absorbing and respecting and considering your word she can get away from you respect for their body see the thing with the especially in the Jiu-Jitsu Community it's super common marijuana is really really really really comment yeah I mean did they do a show called high rollers with these guys they put together jiu-jitsu tournament everybody had to get high before they were old and you talkin like Italy world-class Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belts competing high on marijuana well you're you're you're doing an art is designed to break bodies and the two of you were going to do it together in the whole idea is that you're going to get someone into a position where they have to tap or they going to get their arm snap or they going to get choked unconscious intense extremely difficult Pursuit and a lot of people do it under the influence of marijuana do you know any of these Master jiu jitsu martial artist don't do any world class athletes in Jiu-Jitsu the don't jinx I want to know if the world champion got high or not well I know a lot of what I do but I know a lot of them do a lot of world champions do I know a lot of like real multiple time world champions there marijuana that a lot of people talk about paranoia because there's a lot of things that people put blinders life a lot of people aren't aware and I'm sure because of your hunting you're spending time in the woods you're soaking in all the variables the sound win mairead are there right you're aware there's a lot of people to go through life like this no toilet paper roller in the left lane right now and they freak out they get paranoid because what's happening is the marijuana increases your sensitivity makes you aware of all these variables and lot of people can that paranoia you start freaking out about all these variables start thinking about your mortality and instead of embracing this time as a magical moment instead of being in this moment you just started getting overwhelmed you feel your own heartbeat and start freaking out this all the time it's without anything it's an entheogen it brings you closer to whatever you are when you're not encumbered by your ego I will admit inescapable everything affects everyone differently yes but once you make it widespread I mean I've studied the results of legalization for recreational use in Colorado and how the highway fatalities and accidents have increased but you know what else is increase the population in proportion to the as is breeding has more people there more people are there more accidents there of population also boom in the economy a boom in the real estate real estate signal has a lot of losers there to a hacky sack playing dirty stinky hippie that are wandering around with no shoes on you're going to get those you're going to get those you know if you have an opening welcome society that doesn't lock those people out you're going to have those part of Freedom that sucks losers are part of the safe world that are kids are allowed to be worried about it but it doesn't mean that everybody who does it's a loser I know a lot of like CEOs of big corporations every covid-19 responsibilities and then punched back off and on Facebook I'm a successful guy run my family I'm a good dad I'm a good Hunter and I'm a trump supporter and I get high the lack of discipline and I think it's that's with everything it could be with sex it could be with gambling you could be with extreme risky behaviors people could just get get real nutty and get carried away with things and sometimes those things are just a big distraction for the lack of discipline they have in pursuing their own goals in life I think that that is the real high in life the real high and life is pursuing difficult thing ratification and pills it doesn't exist in a needle that high is a high of discipline and determination and focus and learning but there's so much weakness out there especially our society has been spoiled for so long and you get a trophy for don't even show up and you can't hurt people's feelings and Bullies get bullied in your cry instead of fighting back means so many manifestation of a cultural deprivation that runs amok in our society that my fear is nigh studied all these mass shootings Joe Virginia Tech shooter High well they're all aligned High yeah but the wrong on ssris they are all on pills and Pharmacy and almost all of them are depressants Prozac and their parents but you and I are drinking coffee we're on drugs right now we're on caffeine this is a drug there's some drugs that if used responsibly Roque a glass of wine with dinner is a drug or stood it's a mild drug a little tiny taupe for sex with them that's a little drug it makes you more


    Joe Rogan - Ted Nugent Rants About Politics
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    War have to be you have to be I refuse to let lies go unchallenged I refuse to let antilogic go unchallenged like did you don't you don't need secure borders really so they're Democrats don't think we need to secure our borders and the Democrats don't admit there's a difference between legal immigration and illegal immigration let me give you a little on metaphor if you go to the bank and withdraw from your account you're a legal Banker if you go to the bank and draw from someone else's you're a bank robber there's a division there were for legal banking were not for illegal Banking and this kind of anti logic has weaseled his way into policy and it's just tragic with a multitrillion-dollar debt and unsecured borders were worried about separating families we failed to say if you're going to come here come legally or we will send you back we sent out a message do you personally have a problem when they separate families cuz I sure I think I'm a father and a grandfather Yeah on the f*****-up but the real f****** starts with the the the insane are responsibilities of gerund as subject your children to that racist what if it wasn't a s******* they would stay it is a s******* you ever been there well some of my soul Bishop same thing would happen in America would really boosted organized crime and Al Capone and they they got a stronghold because of the money they were making from illegal drugs I think all the time but I think that right now that the spoiled brat epidemic in this country if you don't get everything you want you start shooting people or cut people off and road rage if everything doesn't go just right everybody is so touchy and so pussified that when I was growing up sticks phone may break your bones but words will never hurt me as coming from the liberalization of policy in the the horrible lie of the welfare dream that people who need a helping hand are always given Helping Hand by neighbors and family and friends and if they have them yeah well that the Catholic church has a trillion dollars just in jewelry they could buy provide some sandwiches and blankets so there is plenty of help but when you get into a system and you you play on the people's emotions that we need a safety net before people are just too thin need help okay let's create welfare we can help these destitute people meanwhile it's infested with scammers and bloodsuckers and Liars who are able-bodied and they just don't want to stop at the help-wanted sign they want some of your income cuz you're stupid enough to get up early and work really hard and they don't want to that's pandemic so meanwhile the people who are truly needy they slipped through the cracks we don't even get to know who they are and in the the liberal policy of eliminating the Heartbreak in the disrespect of cuckoo's nest we can't we can't call them Mental Health Centers we might hurt some feelings so now what are they doing their bikes and boards and attacking people walking their dog and La there's no place for them to go when I was growing up those play some Detroit called Eloise it was a Nuthouse and that's if you were mentally ill needed help that there was a place for you to go to get you off the street so you don't attack people with spikes and do bible really talk about spikes into that that incident is not rare where you go to San Francisco and the Mental Health institution isn't supposed to be the streets the men that was a good example of too much liberal policy get people that are a little bit too Progressive and two of the 90's about how did they ever utilize that term as bastardized that's why it gets so far that it becomes aggressive when you're letting bomb s*** all of this it's but thank you I think that would be an indicator so like they're so the ideas that just like these poor people leave him alone you know they're fine they just you know that it's okay if they live on the streets but if you go to San Francisco they're very aggressive for two it's one of the weirdest places I've ever been in terms of homeless people and one of the most heartbreaking quote Progressive places in our primary that wasn't just a fantasy a script that this happens that your responsibility in in in pharmaceutical in everybody you know they got a mental problem and then they increase the mental problem with big farm I mean I've had personal experiences with that with a dear friends of mine that we're having mental problems and they end up in an institution and then their mental problems are exasperated by chemical Warfare upon them you do but I was growing up how old are you John 1550s Boy when I was going up there is this this Mantra this colloquialism Better Living Through Chemistry many ways it is I mean we saved tens of millions of lives in Africa with DDT by killing the Tsetse fly and we save tens of millions of people and then some how to kill a bunch of Tsetse flies to save human life then to ban the DDT that allows Tsetse flies to flourish and kills people so now it's gone full circle and that's where the toxins have accumulated and the the Mythic wasted I had texted Anthony just before he died congratulated him on his hosting that brilliant documentary if you haven't seen it yet as waste waste! What we do to work food in this country end of the The self-inflicted Scrooge of toxification of our precious environment so there's not a lot of easy answers but here it is 28th of June 2018 and hear you and I are at least disgusting this stuff to millions of people I suspect and I see upgrade taking place I see upgrade in Awareness not fast enough to make me happy but enough to indicate an upgraded prognosis for people's awareness accountability responsibility where are you seeing this weather it's like the circles that you traveling one of my biggest pet peeves might my kids are like like Stormtroopers are like drill sergeants with that we just don't want to waste and we've always recycling the jury is still out whether that has any effect at all but the the the disconnect and unconscionable misbehavior of just tossing and throwing away everything cigarettes out the window people just went the people that smoke cigarettes for whatever reason did not have any problem throw it on the ground by cancer


    Joe Rogan - Ted Nugent on the Effects of Music
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    oil with the CDB's and part of ABD and it says will help me relax after my Sonic bombast tortured guest on stage I ain't dancing like the twenty-five-year-old Ted Nugent put of you walking find I'm doing fine so I can still have a bad limp right from that shuffle again and now we were both gone Steve Tyler was here from Aerosmith found out the old s*** and putting some metal stuff you don't want to watch it if you're going to have it done but I had a good surgeon and it came out good and the pain going on stage for so many years since it's certainly since the year 2000 with the Damn Yankees even what year did you get it done 2018 now 12 maybe so 12 years of pain yeah but was it was more than that but up cuz I jumped off those f****** amplifiers dirtbag when you get up there it is a world unto itself it is out of body is stream-of-consciousness it you got to be careful because you think you're Invincible Invincible on that stage with my way the movie Invincible to use Stranglehold best use of my song ever but anyhow best song ever was Randy Couture coming out to Stranglehold in the UFC Stranglehold when he beat Tim Sylvia for the UFC heavyweight titles has severe undercar Underdog and he came out in the place went nuts when Stranglehold says it all if you're like, getting a baby like a dog in heat come again now baby like a dog in heat and she's telling me by the clamor babe and I like to tear up the street so long I'm here to state that you get the f*** out of my way rock and roll guitarists and bow hunting for most people like a big stretch stretch


    Joe Rogan & Ted Nugent on Hunting with Anthony Bourdain
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    to what you're doing that's different than almost any of the connection to food me and the only thing that's reasonably close and it's pretty far off is when you grow it yourself so if you grow your own vegetables you got a connection to that food but I don't feel the same. The same connection as you get no because you was going to send an arrow through an animal you know how difficult it is when you pull it off his powerful connection between that you earned it out of it when Anthony Bourdain came to my place he was still a little squeamish with killer stuff even though he ate dip stuff on every show and got his paycheck from eating dead stuff you pretend you didn't have anything to do with it it's dead you're eating it you should have been closer to the system and the hunters fishermen and Travers this country still carry on the definitive physics of spirituality that the native an Aboriginal peoples called the great spirit hence the spirit of the wild the prayer for the Wild Things are you were yeah but I mean you got lucky and that your father was interested in bowhunting and that it gave him an escape which by the way it gives a lot of veterans today a lot of veterans and good friends of mine are finding the Ulta great relief and shin bow hunting as a discipline after combat light do to a guy that should many campfires with those guys last night for them it cleanses the soul when you leave the pavement when I leave the pavement and I make that transition from Modern Concrete Jungle hand-to-hand combat City guy cuz that's where my rock and roll career is the ultimate and you take that deep breath you literally go back to the year one I know there's a highway nearby and I know I can hear trucks off in the distance in the train was the which is kind of titillating unto itself but when I in my swamp in Michigan or Mike Woodson Texas to quote Jimi Hendrix and no life know where I am the aborigine it's me my resources and the Beast and it's a it's a religious experience it's the spirit of the natives call it the great spirit they've to consider the Buffalo their brother and it is so consuming that I don't care what stretch you could be going for the ugliest divorce in the world and I have you could be fighting against people who don't think that America should be first and you don't need secure borders and and you don't need to earn your own way you're able body but you must somebody else's income it just crazy s*** and all the sudden I get out there and I'm telling you Joe it's perfect I'm literally intoxicated I'm drunk trying to pick up all the signals and I do I do pretty good job I've learned over the years cuz I need that so much to play my music like I play it that it cleanses my soul and I I've been contacted since the 60s with vets who have gone through just absolute torture in their military careers and when I get them at a campfire and then we go out and sit before the sun comes up that it cleanses myself and I've I've been contacted since the sixties with vets who have gone through just absolute torture in their military careers and when I get them at a campfire and then we go out and sit before the sun comes up I can't tell you how many times he cried cuz it's good again there's a great morning


    Joe Rogan - Ted Nugent's Son is Vegan!
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    did he got very with much effort and we have that Wooden Duck mounted there's a there's a love affair with our instinctual stewardship duties to the wildlife to harvest the Surplus to make room for next Spring's productivity because there's going to be more animals but there's not going to be more habitats and sustained yield successful Wildlife Management model that is so perfect it defies criticism and let your alliance have you ever had to have a reasonable conversation with some of those anti-hunting give her like sat down to the man and woman I mean adamant Beggin until I explained to him well today and I like that vegan butter vegan description sleep I try to shove up back strap up his ass but he's got more muscles than I do my point is is that but he does not want to take part in the Harvest I respect it completely but you I want to kill the most things be vegan because the farmers who protect your beans kill everything I kill one animal pereiro in order to grow tofu you have to kill every ground squirrel every vowel every true every snake every Turtle every frog every bird every rabbit anything that gets in that being filled I'm either going to plow and dismembered which is why the crows in the and their see ghosts the economizer beer does survived my first Slaughter I'm going to come in with man santwan poison the s*** out of everything so you can have a tofu salad and not be responsible for any death f*** you that a lot of people ignore to feed mankind is perfect to kill cows and pigs to feed mankind it's the system is often less than perfect but until someone comes up with a better system I salute and genuflect at the altar of farmers and ranchers and people who kill animals to sustain my fellow man I agree with you I think you and I would probably both disagree with factory farming when you see animals stuffed in the cages but we have come up with a better system I get a lot of beer and I I feed more people than any any hundred ever guy kill so many much game of yours I have to I have to find out how your Sharpshooters I I kill the animals on my beautiful swamp in Michigan of my Texas property they have to get out of there to make room for the next two soup kitchens for homeless shelters you make jerky and send it over to the troops overseas I mean I have to adjust my halo just to get in the room so what I do is literally perfect well just the problem is what you do everybody can't do like everybody's not going to have your kind of way more people could do more people cutting yes well you weren't you definitely I know the hunters for the hungry distribute 250 million meals every year of Venice and there are people that would ban that shame on you well I just think there's a lot of films and a lot of documentaries that portray veganism is being his perfect way of living that doesn't have any death or any habitat loss associated with it and then they look at the extreme of meat-eating which is do what the worst aspects of its factory farming somebody's disgusting pig farms the upgrade if I pay it or Not by the humane society United States there just scam artist by people who are coming to realize that we do not only have a responsibility to kill Critters to feed mankind but it can be done in an environmentally beneficial way I mean if you watch my great late friend Anthony Bourdain on his shows and Andrew Zimmern on the Travel Channel you watch their shows and the emphasis on environmentally friendly productivity more and more organic farming more and more conscientious waste dispersal weather Encino pig guts and a weed we utilize those are in Las Vegas they get all this wasted food they feed the big so it's good food going into pork taste better so there is upgrade taking place in here's the ultimate inescapable fact of upgrade environmentalism when I was growing up Joe Lake Erie would catch fire because of the pollution it wasn't environmentalists are Greenies the sound of the alarm it was the duck Hunters that said you're polluting this area so bad there's no ducks there's no wild salary if there's no walleyes there's no fish there's no muskrats for the Trappers Hunters fisherman and Trappers have sounded the alarm more often than not about environmental your responsibility and now Lake erie's would spontaneously combust when I was growing up his now the number one walleye and smallmouth bass fishery in the world and it still producing still got the Industrial Revolution going on there but conscientious higher responsible level of awareness is spreading like wildfire across the country and I believe that there's no Mutual exclusivity whatsoever to productivity and environmental responsibility I believe that they both benefit each other and I've got so many unlimited examples where that worked from farms I mean people who live downwind of a pink pig farm biggest squawkers rightly so I see a lot of upgrade going on more organic more conscientious less waste it's not it's not as regular operating procedures that should be but I see upgrade I see I think you're right and I think that the the thought process behind all these people are upset about factory farming people even that go vegan the thought process behind it is in the right place I just think there's a lot of misguided energy there because they don't we understand where the food is coming from they don't understand large-scale agriculture didn't understand when you and a lot of large-scale Agriculture is to grow food to feed animals that the central has thousands and thousands of Acres of animals here and the the process is not a clean process it's not clean and in terms of there's no death there's no harm in his cruelty free that's crazy is if you could possibly go through a day without having blood on your hands do you drive on the highway does any of your sustenance come on the highways because billions of animals are slaughtered on the highways everyday and if you are on planet Earth part of that blood is on your head you got to be who doesn't know this would not willing to admit this but I guess I see an upgrade and level of awareness and responsibility but the charge began The Hunting Fishing and trapping Community where is where is Quality Air soil and water come from I'll go ahead and answer that wildlife habitat what's a lot of the people that are out there everyday to be recognized 2018 do you not acknowledge barbecue I wouldn't 2018 do you not acknowledge there's a few dead turkeys on Thanksgiving to be brain-dead I think they're so consumed with hate that they fight ignorance is acceptable I make her up when I go to the Indy 500 I couldn't stupidity if you think that were murdering innocent animals to feed our families with the purest protein available to mankind balancing their herds with more deer or elk more bison were turkeys more waterfowl more cougars more bears than ever in recorded history except for the Bison but we're way back we have as many Bisons we can sustain the North America lot of the Native American tribes are desperate to get more harvested and efficient and responsible manner so wildlife driving because Hunters implemented regulations for sustained yield how many ducks can we kill how many will they reproduce where is their habitat has their reproduction we must safeguard that Delta waterfowl Ducks Unlimited but see this information is universally available but the fake news Academia Hollywood and half of our government is Stone Cold obsessed with political correctness in denial safeguard that Delta waterfowl Ducks Unlimited but see this information is universally available but the fake news Academia Hollywood and half of our government is Stone Cold obsessed with political correctness in denial so I do what I do and I showed my number one and Outdoor Channel was just 29 years now while I'm getting old because we say it like it is


    Joe Rogan - Ted Nugent Explains the Virtues of Bow Hunting
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    1011 the last of the Yanni Indians he she was discovered in Oroville can't believe I remember all this in Oroville California Northern California and there was a bounty on Indians back then you could shoot a man Indian and get 25 bucks you should need to know that they had bounties on them instead of shooting Indian they called the local sheriff and they took ishi into custody they called us some scientists and pellon geologist from California University by the name of Saxton Pope and Saxton Pope came and study sheet as a as a original last night and then he contacted young who also studied and they discovered they were fascinated by his Ernest of the Wilderness in his archery control with his funny little style shooting the ball with his thumb and getting close and doing ice cold River bathing before the hunt cleanse himself to be worthy of the Beast so Fred Bear witness the film that Pope and young eventually made of them becoming consumed with the mystical Flight of The Arrow now this was in the twenties and thirties and they put in Israelite women all over the country and show this news real hunting with a bow and arrow by Saxon Pope and young grizzly bears in Yosemite and going to Africa filling lies Valero's they weren't really as good as you seem so they fling a lot of arrows in these animals pretty relaxed almost came because they've never been hunted like that before and so fredbear come from Pennsylvania around that time to work at the phone company building cabinets for the new radio they just invented in the wood dashboards for the Ford Motor Company and he was also making bows handmade you would in or Osage orange bows in his little archery shop with Nels grumley I can't believe I remember Nails grumpy one of the greatest warriors of all time so my dad got the archery bug because Fred defied the trend of easier hunting easier long-range that have to be very stealthy issue to do a 500 great accomplishment unto itself and it was a new challenge for long-range ballistic capabilities will open young and a handful fredbear no grumley went and saw this newsreel of These Guys these doctors these professors hunting all over the world with these handmade bows and Fred was already into it and he was a damn I didn't realize you could do that people after seeing the pope and young newsreel started asking Fred to make bows and it's spread so we started the Bear Archery company late 20s early 30s and he moved to graning up in the northern part of Michigan with the Wilderness was in their yard cut down all the trees so there was this new growth of Ideal wildlife habitat that many animals can live in an old growth forest low-level Escape sanctuary in brows that the animals can access and so Fred was now promoting archery in michigan won all the National Field archery Championship championships along with Ann Marston it's awesome it's off my dad was a follower because he come back from World War II and he needed that escaped he needed that cleansing to get away from that horror which is why they never talked about it and so we go up North stuffed animals off the couch but my dad walked the woods with his real bow and we stopped at this little British actor said Bear Archery and I had no idea and so I was already in the boys mirror shooting all the time I was obsessed no baseball no football I started seeing him on the cover of true magazine and sporting magazines and and Life Magazine with a grizzly bear and elephant in the tiger and a lion in the newsreels and I'm going on shooting River Rats which is so thrilling I can't even describe it and here's this long lanky tall lanky guy that was building bows in The Rustic shop in northern Michigan on my way to my favorite thing in life October first day of archery season 8 year old boy and we'd have chocolate cherry pie with this fredbear guy now it's registering this is the Chuck Berry of bowling this is it this is the guy so I became enamored with him and he was kind to me and show me stuff but I got to hang out with him as I grew by the time I was sixteen removed Chicago is my dad got transferred but I got to visit with fredbear at least every other October never hunted with him and I and so now I'm in Chicago are all the time started to Amboy Dukes playing like a madman graduate in 67 with back to Michigan that two years later and immediately went up the granny where now there's this huge Cathedral Bear Archery in fredbear is like that dude is like the Sporting Goods because he taught the long-range Marksman that there's an intimacy there's a a better learning process in more important lesson not kill the animal but you understand your relationship with the animal and to try to use those god-given gifts I mentioned a moment ago to penetrate the otherwise impenetrable defense system of game cuz they are sneaky elusive crafty God made them to get away from guitar players with sharp sticks and so this caught on because people going you know I kill my deer every year with my 3039 with the 30 fix Troy-Bilt brother beef long-range badass enough to get close to a deer with a bow and arrow is what caught on like wildfire and they made the first bread got the first legal season in Michigan the Allegan State Park on November 1st 1947 where George Nichols my buddy got the first legal buck in Michigan with a bow and arrow on that morning and so I knew these Retreat and so fretted embraced Man is real suspicious of the long-haired hippie looking you know rock and Maniac Motor City madman but all of his friends would not know he's not into drugs he's in fact he's anti-drug and he's always promoting our trash on my boner on stage forever this is wild man screen the rock and roll and he finally admitted all the young people under 30 all they want to know is if I know Ted Nugent that was the first time I ever saw bow and arrow and they read my interview my interviews about the the spirit the cleansing of escaping the insanity of whatever your job description might be mine being maniacal rock and roll I need to shut the f****** take a deep breath get my bow and arrow let my guitars breed head back to the woods and live in and remember who I am and what I'm here for and I never killed a deer I was little too uppity and we didn't know what we're doing back then you were too uppity you think what you mean I just I'm high energy so you were to hide UI in the shadow so I knew his Maneuvers but something that people bring up is why would using a bow and arrow bow and arrows not as effective if you wanted to kill something you should use a gun just people that don't hunt to think that hunting should only be one thing and it should only be killing the animal from Meet whereas I think that someone who hunts definitely kills the animal from me all that there's more there's more to the whole thing and never seen me expound on that fun sport meet yeah you can't Hunt without having fun or you won't do it funny get up and go Target have a problem with that work kiss my ass but you would mean something to you it's not as simple as like f*** you this is just how I do it the greatest basketball 3-point shooter thing is more invigorate because it's difficult fun sport that is where some of my buddies heading out so I'm the wall of my cabin Northern Michigan is my first kill November 15th 1969 my dance 360 thermostat lock button bok-joo the story add make sure it is a buck is it such a little guy and it's illegal deer and it's a delicious deer there deer the year is a faun that's why we have this putting season in the fall because now they're independent they're not there been weaned independent animals affected the button box are their asses get kicked by their mother to throw him out of the her to get the hell out of the way for more breeding which is what I do and it's so I have that button buck mounted tell me that's not a trophy experience the clothes the bullets today the sunrise the crows the sandhill cranes the birds the movement the anticipation and I got back straps I had fun ultimate discipline challenge sport ultimate meat ultimate protein the purest organic before it was even hip and if you could I dare you to tell me that button buck is not a trophy I have woodchuck the purest most organic before it was even hip and if you could I dare you to tell me that button buck is not a trophy I got I have woodchuck mounted woodchuck in the eye with my grandson I have I have squirrels mice always a trophy Mountain


    Joe Rogan Gives Duncan Trussell Advice About Kids
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    like that melts you understand how people are like you run into just about anybody man and it's like so easy to have someone in your life and enjoy the idea that there are two assholes and they deserve it but if you spend just a speck of time thinking about it it's like it we really in a weird way it sucks just wait until you have kids what happened I got a baby boy, man are you do like I talk to my wife you hear all the time to the point where I was like suspicious of it like I was like you know I don't stand up has done this joke for a while so I think I'm allowed to say are you not show not even what's the rule if he's got some of my favorite jokes of all time many of them for your pregnant people or like heroin addicts you know they I just try it you'll love it just try it and then when you do it like you know what your stock you're trapped which is how I used to think but man it's like so humbling to realize that all the s*** you heard was true in the sense that you hear people say oh no it's psychedelic it's psychedelic not always Associated that was like when the baby's born there must be some serotonin or dopamine that gets released woman we know the woman's brain is flooded with oxytocin and a variety of things the mother the bonding chemicals but you know I thought clearly would happen for the father maybe just not in the same level so when people say it's psychedelic that must be what they meet but now I know you know it hasn't happened yet. But just being in the presence of a person is growing up life inside of their belly and realizing that like the bond what's happening there in like the sacred duty is coming up if you being a father and that a soul is coming into this Dimension that is going to be completely dependent on you and my wife of course wanted to keep her safe and then man it the combination of all these things is so incredibly psychedelic in the most beautiful way and so humbling because it's like boy oh boy did I f****** tell myself that I figured out something really smart and that was like reproduction is a trick of the DNA and this marriage thing in the baby thing is some kind of vestigial societal organ like the appendix we don't need to do that there's nothing to it obviously I wasn't using that voice it was such a f****** pompous ridiculous place that I was standing at which is to judge people for reproducing enjoying the ability to judge because my parents reproduced you know what I mean so it's so humbling to realize I was wrong but I was deeply fundamentally completely wrong about this phase of life in this what's the word for it this time why I like in Hinduism they call an ashram like a monastery it's called the grihastha ashram it's like a temple it's considered to be like a temple the family holy f*** man it's real the rubbers hit the road man and it's like it's really really beautiful though obvious hello scary yeah it's love it's real love and it's love where you know you know you're going to be able to love your children unconditionally and it in a very strange way that we really have a hard time with other people and I think the thing about it is not just that you're bringing a life into this world which is very psychedelic but that your love bond with this kid is so ultimate it's alright it's so intense the love that you have for each other to raising the kid together there's a thing that have when's with with with people when they are just really deeply connected at a DNA level IQ this is a little person that is literally come out of nowhere from two bodies yeah and it's it makes you realize how precious life is how vulnerable we all are and it makes you realize that such a cliche phrase the actual Power of Love right and it's not just the love of this kid love of yourselves the two together in the family together and all the other you know people that you love it's love of all people it's the love it's just if we just really have a hard time loving people have a really hard time trusting the people going to love us back and they're not going to get in our way they're not going to be overly needy or annoying and not going to be intrusive or the not going to tell you what to do which is why people hate their f****** parents telling them what to do all comes with this b******* Love Comes have to be annoyed all the time and wear my suit on Sunday yet fucklove fuk it I don't want it on you develop these The Shield that you put up for the whole world because of that that's where I wanted the most common things that people do when it went in terms of like our definitions of love we did find it by the people that were supposed to be the lovers in our lives but they're just unconditional kindness and love so so few people are balanced in the beginning of the relationship it's just lust and then after why you going why do the other can't wait to get free and find somebody else is going to make you happy they don't make you happy either and most of us in the early years of our lives in particular we bounced around you know we would try to find a new person that's going to make us happy that's right and we attract the kind of people that are the most destructive for us and for some strange reason we're always looking to be distracted yeah and when I think when you can look and learn how to ban in that it's not to learn like for some strange reason we're always looking to be distracted yeah and when I think when you can look and learn how to ban in that it's not to learn like now I know it's a slow gradual process where the instances of cuntiness occur less frequently less and less and less and less frequently to your more more more kind and then you either you get it as good as you can get it on any given day


    Joe Rogan Rants About Immigration
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    the 2018 and picked you up from the airport at Tesla you're on a plane seems normal. Playing just like playing one of these screens on the seat holyshit entry in the seat and someone picks you up in a Tesla doesn't make any noise it's electric is a giant laptop in the front of it it shows it's huge a map and you're driving around and people are taking phone calls in the air he has claimed what's up Mike around to all these different places and in receive it the mass of humans in the architecture change and people would freak the f*** out in this is the world we totally completely become accustomed to that's right and no one this is no one's prepared for this we're all just playing it on ear and they're the worst aspects of it that some of the chaos and those social upheaval in the the way the being at the infighting between people people getting kicked out of restaurant so they work for the wrong people and you see Maxine Waters telling people that find people that work for the Trump Administration you find them in a restaurant you find them anywhere you go and you get together a group of people you build a crowd and you let them know that you don't agree with their policies like we're calling for gangs were calling for gangs of people randomly in the street interrupt people's meals interrupt people in stores get a crowd together don't let them be in to be safe in public cuz you disagree with their policies this is getting crazy policies of the immigrants the children of immigrants being separated from the parents which I'm 100% with you it's immoral it's disgusting it saddens me that it's even considered an object it makes no sense I don't give a f*** if they broke the law you don't take parents and kids and separate them you just f****** don't share arresting there's other ways around it you just broke the law maybe they shouldn't have broke the law. You don't get to do something that's a thousand times worse than crossing a line the dirt that f****** imaginary line in the dirt Crossing is nothing in comparison to your crime of stealing a baby from its mother that's f****** insane that's not American 2018 that's just insane and we wouldn't be doing that to Canadians okay if Canadians came over here with her beautiful cute blonde haired kids we're not stealing them from their f****** parents and that's one of the reasons why it's sick the whole thing sick it's it's it's chaos so in what one hand on one hand I understand where a lot of people are outraged and I understand where they're coming from you shouldn't separate parent children in any way shape or form but the way to fix that is not saying anybody was on that team working for that Administration should be chased by a mob of Street Vigilantes and you should encourage this mom make a crowd get everybody together make a crowd Make Some Noise let them know they're not welcome you know I don't want to play mob Justice ping-pong with you because if I start playing that with you then that ping-pong could potentially turn into a civil war you know there was a reason USA Today poll the said 31% of America thinks that we're close to a civil war right now Civil War really thought it out all the way like what that looks like I can answer that for you they definitely have it right if they did and they thought that through and thought it was a good idea there are other f****** mines they're crazy or they're stupid yeah but but but down DIY come up with like I didn't come up with I got it from the f****** Dalai Lama but I've come up with like a good little equation just to go back to which is does this reduce suffering right so like and I don't think it it reduces suffering and these people are really upset on both sides of the fence are suffering like really looking at like a world where a lot of people are deeply upset and deeply suffering and really scared and really really really freaking the f*** out in end as I've been watching this thing emerge on the internet on Twitter where people tweet things that you look at it and you think it's almost as though you're living in another world than I am like that you're you're talking about man it's f****** terrifying like it's scary and it's like it's it's really f***** up and maybe like the reason I think that is because I started doing LSD when I was sixteen so when I was when I was 16 I would R I became brutally aware of the fact that the current government in the past government was repressive and lni in something about that drug which I don't see you anymore cuz it's illegal as a crazy kid but something about that drug really shows you the conditioning right and so I knew from pretty young age I was like oh wow I don't I don't think the United States is is dropping bombs on other countries because of Justice or some threat it appears to be that some people are making money are there s*** and I don't think these drugs are illegal because they're bad for you I think they're illegal because somebody doesn't want the herd to experience these states of Consciousness cuz it will make them more difficult to Shear by this conversation with Hamilton Morris yesterday strongly disagrees cuz he's talked to the people actually in the DEA to talk to the people and Drug Enforcement really is happening is they have zero experience drugs but they know these drugs are illegal and so they pursue it as if it's a viable Target and we talked about in terms of like the real problem with law-enforcement being that it's a game I've always said that like the real problem is not cops the real probably cops is human nature this is a bad guy I get a point if I take him out you start looking for bad guys start looking for bad guys in uneven they start forcing situations yeah yeah yeah Jackson think about the DEA like they don't tell many people above them have experience with it I'm not even talking about Tendencies so like if an individual has a tendency right like Tendencies a person has a group of people might have a tendency for example if I get a group of Swedish people together and I'd bring them to the World Cup they're going to have the tendency to cheer Sweden right I'm going to bed on that I'm gambling that there's a tendency right but my boss f****** sucks he's a f****** a****** right then you think back to the way all your other bosses act and you realize like wait there seems to be a tendency when people are in that position of power to behave in a certain way right is that thing coming from inside of them or is it that they something like built into the DNA of a leadership position they say that like in the same way like when you got a pregnant wife some new thing kicks in and I was reading about it built-in it feels like we're it's like I'm getting a f****** security system I'm f****** like you know what I mean I'm I want to make her safe I want to make sure that like we were saving money we're like you know what I mean I'm working harder than I've ever worked in my f****** life cuz I want to make sure that like there's plenty for her and plenty for the kid and like something Tinder the tendency there right so what I'm saying is there seems to be a tendency that happens when there is a convergence of people in power right it starts behaving in a certain way it builds walls it starts taking people to jail we don't belong in jail it dehumanizes essentially that's the f****** tendency right and so when you're taking a psychedelic and you look around and you realize or the government though it's filled with people who are wonderful there people in the f****** DEA who listened to your show and guaranteed love the show and I like your f****** right man I don't enforce these God damn laws arresting people for a thing that is like being shown on the way to be harmless but potentially therapeutic there's people in all branches of government there's some people you just need a job and maybe there's some assholes in there also be drug dealers and this is part of the job so I'm not talking about the individual atomic structure of the power structure I'm talking about the sum total convergence the Gestalt of the thing emanate certain Behavior patterns and those f****** Behavior patterns those Behavior patterns have been going on for a very long time and so forever forever as far as we know right is always been Kings we are your tear is unjustified I just think maybe because of the garishness of the current Administration compared to like Obama who is like you know we know what happened with Obama and the NSA we know what happened with Obama and the drones we know what happened but we don't know what all the s*** that probably happened with Obama but we do know with Obama and I remember hearing this men looking it up and looking it up again he apparently like deported in fact please find out if I'm wrong about this so I don't have to deal with 7 billion people calling me a f****** motherfuker for the rest of my life but apparently he deported more people than any than all American presidents combined his administration did right deported more people yeah yeah yeah yeah I think I've been aware of the fact that there is something wonky going on and it's walking the most rotten brutal way it's wonky in the sense that it kills people it separates children from families not just of immigrants but a farmer's some people are growing marijuana and guaranteed their kids are in foster care now and they're in f****** jail right this is been going on and on and on and on I think maybe now it's great about the fear that were King in the hyper reaction is if there is anything great about it is it people are waking up to the fact that our government right now the American government is out of balance we've been at War for 90% of our history right and there's a lot of s*** going on in there that doesn't need to be going on and we're waking up to it it just some people are like they're waking up to it like they were sleeping someone threw water in their face and they're like this is like you know this happened this sounds kind of sending I don't mean it to be but I when I was like Spike 18 or 17 looking at a f****** dollar bill tripping balls look at it at f****** green pyramid and a weird symbols and then thinking replacement this this is covered with a cold symbology all over it all over it and then paper and then set it on fire you know just to do like the worst thing like an idea because it's illegal to set it on fire right now kind of going overboard right exactly like there's something positive in it it's it it seems that huge swaths of people are becoming familiar with the machinations of the American Empire and understanding that here's how it's working right now and will not only that like this illusion that it work far differently when Obama was in office like have you seen that video or Obama was running for president and he started talking about how to deal with immigration in the immigration policies it's a disturbing video because it's a republican Viewpoint the Waze talking about it sounds like someone running for a conservative position now eliminating ice you know there's a lot of people that they're there their ideas that Immigration and Customs Enforcement those people are monsters and we should eliminate the position we shouldn't have any more we should have open borders and then the same people would love to have Obama in office you know they would think that it would be great if Obama was here boy it was so much better when Obama was here Play that video find the video of Obama I think it was 2007 or 8 or something like that something like that but it's one of those ones where you like whoa wait a minute what 2005 you watching you go what Republican like a mansion let's just imagine imagine this is a young blond white man who's saying this a 2018 right listen to Listen to listen to his employers who choose to hire illegal immigrants in a we are a generous and welcoming people here in the United States but those who enter the country illegally and those who employ disrespect the rule of law can you pass out I'm sorry I'm sorry mad for a pause what's the date on that video 2005 that's for sure the date on the actual upload flashback 2005 Center Center Obama on immigration packing for those who are following the law illegal immigrants what can we google deal with even more like but you can just look up did Obama Deport more people than various problems in that that statement or statistics of Snopes has it but they've changed it to a mixture instead of being true or false because the definition of a deportation changes at some point in the last couple years deported a lot of people you know it like I don't know like how many or I don't know I wasn't Justin Trudeau it wasn't just open borders that everybody in but dude let's please find out it was actually think we would know JCPenney's website on the need to better secure what's up with the immigrants we all agree on the need to better secure what's up with the illegal immigrants


    Joe Rogan on Working for a Private Investigator
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    yeah and he's always got to gather and watch the World Cup to me it's just some dudes running around I don't know what's going on I like it. It's good but for them it was clearly and for the world for the people watching the stands an elevated level of passion for that now if that was your thing I would say maybe a commentator maybe you could be a player or maybe you could be someone who produces one of those soccer shows or something for that you know after while the chips away I like this not what I like what I like is I want to play soccer I want to watch soccer I want to talk about soccer I want to commentate on soccer yet you got to find the thing and that you are gold motorboated, turn on sockets that is true but it's also a loser mentality like someone can not everybody can but how many people try the other thing like people see how many people try though you're not that many people try yeah more people could do it then then try I think there's a bunch of people out there that could I was tell you what I told you about this guy my friend Dave Dolan who is my boss he's a private investigator when I was a kid all right got a gig driving him around he needed an assistant really got a DUI they took his license away needed driver he was the funniest guy I've ever met operations for comedy at all and his cousin was Billy Downs was one of the owners of the the comedy Connection in Boston so his his cousin was a former comedian who owned the comedy club and just randomly became friends of them from an add-on like you know like one of those newspaper ads job seeking a private investigator he was a funny f****** dude and he was always the guy that if what people were saying he would say something like a totally ridiculous look you in the eye and say it and everybody would be laughing it was just natural who doesn't actually funny guy just didn't do it. Do you like being a private investigator loved it love it love busting people take pictures of his girlfriend getting f***** by the giant bodybuilder doing after wise like hey dude enough with the stinky s*** I'm not giving you any more f****** b**** very non masculine man and he had this bombshell girl that he had figured out a way to get a part of yeah and but she was just getting drilled on the side did she know he was getting pictures taken I don't think she did know I don't think she would have he's got I mean I don't yeah I don't know man I just said that to me sounds a little bit like last week he saw a little bit. The guy was a little bit of a freak woman and you had a different maiden name you would get injured on the job and then you would start using your maiden name and take a job on the side while you're getting workman's compensation do people get double paid get there at 4 in the morning when everybody's asleep we sit in the car across the street and we'd wait sometimes earlier and we wait and we wait and we went 530 roll around and then you see some like go on a latkes stop he's up here goes here we goes this motherfukers going to work this is a guy supposed to be laid up in bed and we catch him like working as a roofer and shingles up a ladder when they're getting disabled disability insurance most of it was disability insurance I've come up with a scheme money that you know someone from The Comedy Store if I can't remember their name it was nice people they just didn't know better and I don't say that like they're stupid I say that like they're just they didn't think they're going to get caught and didn't think it was that big a deal they didn't think through it very well but there was one lady was so nice she he had a scam this was a scam say if you are license plate number who'd write down your license plate number and then write down one really close to it and write down another one that was really close to that and then he would knock on your door and say I hate to bother you but my girlfriend was in a car accident and the police report where they had the witnesses driver's license number some coffee got spilled in the report and they don't know exactly what the license number is if we checked these two it's not them I have a friend who works in the DMV and they hook me up and then you tell her an injury oh I'm sorry what what happened okay she's okay but she did this oh my God I had that same injury you tell them the injury that they had them giving them workman's compensation and terrible do you guys want to come in and have a cup of coffee house and he spins girlfriend being injured and she said I have the exact same problem and he said well what happened she said why was on the job as a flight attendant I fell down hurt myself he was you getting paid aren't you and she goes out and pay but I'm also working under my maiden name and another job is like a great great idea so nice to let us know how she give us coffee I like being nice has somehow become synonymous with not being dangerous or crook that's a really funny thing it's like his being nice is like that's like a really great costume to put on like if you want to camouflage yourself now and you're a predator you know the way big deal to rip off a corporation people grow up thinking corporations are faceless nameless entities we can extract money from them yeah I think that's why people think of some liability lawsuits you slip on some water in the hallway and a big building and you fall down like all I'm hurt I'm real hurt protect me my balance was compromised that one was making a terrible mistake and your your friend Dolan. No I did was Dave Dolan Heat home so he helped her he helped their kind of life like stealing you want to create like you want to create a version of that woman wear like inside she didn't feel a little at least a little bad a little bitter little weak a little off-balance course but reality the reality is feel good about that probably and that's not a great way to live man and end so by getting corrected by the universe in those ways you know I think it's it's it's a good thing I'm glad that you know something's aren't illegal for example but they are you know like obviously like we agree on some of these things right those things it's f***** up to bus people for your if you're stealing in that in that way I don't know man no you're right but I would have never turned around I would have said that I can't that would have never been a good private investigator I feel like a lot of those people and I was Juani at the time 21 at the time at the most 21 I think at that time I was really well aware of like the route the neighborhood where my grandparents grew up right like and being around them and around my parents who grew up in the sixties and then my grandparents who grew up I mean they were they were here in the depression and they just there was a different attitude about opportunity like everybody was poor right now everybody would like take advantage of every opportunity and if you got an opportunity to run a scam yeah you did it yeah it is this a terrible thing that happens in poor communities is that people do think of like Insurance scams discuss can like you know you got to think about it like you score you know think about it like it's a skor I heard you say that to me but older Italian or okay can't f*** this up you got an opportunity here all you have to do is you go to the f****** chiropractor my back hurts I Can't Tell You Why back hurts nobody knows why you f****** yeah it hurts which is true chiropractor in the mail I like they can't prove it or disprove it next thing you know you'll get a $35,000 check in the mail


    Joe Rogan Reacts to God of War
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    I guess you could say what a capitalist communist or I don't know what you'd call it like a group of people commuting together it is seeking do I extract money from the universe but also like you know what comes to mind sorry anyone from blizzard is listening you like doesn't like your job there but I got to I went to on this tour of blizzard and they f****** every company that makes video games they make the best video games outside of like gay by notch up with it right now I'm in the God of War so f****** good but feeling pretty badass it is amazing it is amazing the first AAA game I've liked in so long with a triple a game that's called AAA Route AAA it's it really expensive game to make it's like it's like a hardcore Big Time video it's so good man like I'm stuck in it right so you put on the HTC Vive today the new one that we have yet you didn't get into a game yet there's there's some games in it where you just like what I see where this is going I saw that from yours from but yours was but I was over your place we had two or three years ago Pride 2 years ago think freezing up again here goes so this is actually gameplay gameplay dude that's gameplay that's gameplay is not just like the graphic to drink credible or the fight mechanics Witcher also incredible with a f****** story is really good in the acting is really good and like the relationships between characters are really intent this game will make you like tear up man like it's like you just did God of War doesn't give a f*** was not give a f*** man that I wouldn't even show much more of this It spoilers I don't want anybody to see any of the characters or know what's happening cuz it's that good like it's such a good game most games the way I play video games as I try to rush through it for some reason which is really dumb to be like I got to win this thing this one you want to hang out look around like the landscape and like you get really into it it's a glorious game you know it's bad to keep talking about it blizzard one of the people working there told me we like building World of Warcraft because we like playing World of Warcraft we've created a dimension we want to be inside of like we enjoy it they love it like in in bats why the game is so good because it's being made by people who enjoy playing the game so I do how many hours they work at blizzard I imagine it's it can be a pretty brutal schedule but and in anything you do even things you love I know but come grueling but I think that example of a company versus a accompany where you're like either doing something that you don't even need to be there to do or you're no comparison ID software back in the Quake 2 days and I'll play Quake 3 I got to play Quake 3 before it ever challenge real and when they were putting that together and they were put into gear this new engine that will end up being used in a bunch of different games after work but it was f****** crazy we get to see the graphics like add they're designing things and same thing with the Quake Studios but those guys are crazy gamer and parties and sync all the food we played at the ID software we got to play Deathmatch is between everybody in the Lafayette was awesome to play Quake with the guys who made Quake f****** cool varnish it ever f****** cool man and you know I mean what they it was if you've never played one of those games before that the three-dimensional games when you're running down you hear things over here behind you yeah and you like you you know you could turn around and sneak around corners and people are chasing around the map and sometimes you can walk and it doesn't make any noise or you can run you can hear the footsteps f****** cool in the next couple weeks please I'm playing forever I probably terrible for the first 16 Hearthstone Manor do you like foxkin are you ugly you other kid is that what it is to just get a kick out of you ever do in your footie pajamas for like a little bunny rabbit tail on hide in the woods f*** man get away from the phone I'm not good at anymore I went there beer to being good haven't played in a while cuz I've been playing God of War but look at those loose it yeah this looks like death what is happening what is happening here what's your cards basically like the I'm not going to explain the rules of hearthstone on your show dude but then it's a great it's a great very fun very enjoyable game could you game for 9 year old girls to it looks like get it for my kids


    Joe Rogan on Mindfulness
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    that's all bills are toxic words right now meditation and mindfulness like there's something about it that's like all that's kind of a bull shity word hates the word mindful head that this is definitely has an obnoxious friend is in the mindfulness cuz that's if the book is just like at first but I think the guy that doesn't seem to really understand what it is in the book like it's a little confused about the nature of it but and I remember looking at that mean like oh I guess people are getting annoyed with the word mindfulness now like a pendulum swinging that way yeah yeah it's one of those words that people love to say it sounds good and it makes you Mike like a spiritual person so yeah one of work it's moved around and use too much like something happens to where it gets sticky it's like it becomes popular and then people start using it and then you see like a bunch of phony Guru type dudes at seminars using and what's important here typical uniqueness like there's a just a thing that a lot of people adopt and it sounds like everyone else and it's just a way the people I hope you understand like what are you doing why you doing that weird funky I just now had I took on so I can better word I'm working with a actual teacher of the cocky lineage of Buddhism which is like choking Trump has lineage of Buddhism and he's amazing and he's teaching me mindfulness meditation practice I know that you wouldn't be like what how dare you ask me that question but I think that probably I know I can't answer for him I think it would fall in line with what you're saying with balance you know which is that it's really like sort of the concept with it is the thing that is happening right now whatever it maybe you can just you know apply mindfulness to it you can apply like a being in the mower and being with the thing that's happening right now until the the thing he's teaching me I love it so much dude cuz it isn't woo-wee or like out there crazy it's literally this very simple way that you meditate for the way that you sit which is considered a cushion you put your hands on your knees and and you sit back and that heat the word that using this card UNH Ford the warrior pose and what that means is that it's a kind of confidence it's the way like people who are like confident sit so you sit like that when you're meditating your legs are crossed your signature if you want and you look straight ahead about 8 ft 9 ft and you watch your breath and when you going to your thoughts which happens course you go you think thinking and then you go back that's it you say thinking you don't say you think it thinks I'm thinking just took his what all these so like what what you start realizing when you start this practice and full disclosure here man you know me Joe I have problems with discipline and I promise like sticking to stop over and over again and working with this guy's been incredible because it's actually getting me to do it right but still I have like I did it today didn't do it yesterday I'm just I don't want to get out there nonsense that I'm like spending all day long meditated but what you start seeing is when you're doing it is you realize like there's a psycho happening in my Consciousness in my mind there's a cyclist happening in my life which is that I kind of blink into the moment following the breath and I blink out of the moment and of the thought round right we're like little fireflies Wii flicker into the moment we're here now we're here we're not last night thoughts thinking about the next thing we're going to say we're not think about the next thing we're going to do just here in this moment and then we're off you know off and running like thinking about the bills forget about the girl thinking about the thing thinking about that and that leads to another found another thought next thing you know you've been thinking for 3 years straight you know what I mean or 3 minutes or 5 hours or whatever and then you come back and that's the cycle this is a cycle that happened so mindfulness is starting to pay attention in an end to that Cycle book in in the breathing thing is kind of like a respiratory mnemonic device which is that some of what's been happening me now is I'll just be like walking down the street and then noticed my breath that's all it's very very very simple but he just teach me the basics it right now it says I think it pretty interesting on my own thinking about my own life and observing other people's lives I've come up with this thing that I bring up all the time the momentum of your past like you're you're like eating so many people as they're going down the street so many people as they're interacting with people they're carrying the momentum of all the f*****-up things that are going on bills they have to pee and things that they forgot to do and a career they never chasing a girl they never called back and a thing that they lied about a thing they stole and the reason why they got fired from work and maybe if I call my boss I can let you into all this craziness you're bringing with you into everything and that is so hard to scape it's so hard for people to escape the momentum of the past and old people sort of the getting to this thing of defining themselves by failures bypass failure and never just learning from them go on that f****** loser real problem real problem with people to be able to learn from something into just look at yourself and it's painful to look at yourself so everybody wants to pretend that they didn't do anything wrong or after everybody else is an ass-whole and then yeah and so you when you do what you're doing by doing that is your stunting your own growth you feel like you're protecting yourself cuz you're protecting your ego you like you know I didn't do anything wrong f*** him but you know you could have avoided that you know you could have done better pause moments like that in your life and the more you avoid those and don't take credit for the ones you actually f***** up the more you actually hurt yourself in this ironic thing because it seems like you're protecting yourself know your I'm exonerated myself from guilt as f*** it wasn't me I wouldn't do it but you know you did so in your head you're the guy who lies about making mistakes instead of you're the guy man's up to your mistakes and realize it was a mistake and then vows to do better yep just have to be able to say you're wrong you have to be able to say I'm sorry yeah you have to be able to and you got to be able to look at yourself like all the time now you just when you f****** cuz you can avoid some of those f*** ups just look at yourself critically along the way but we all have to understand that we are all in evolving process like I have this conversation with Dennis McKenna too crazy conversation because it's a ridiculous thing to say about Donald Trump and I was saying symbol that he could grow and learn like why do we give up on people why does a guy get to a certain age and we say oh he's 60 he's set in his ways 70 he'll never change I'll never have all you don't ever say that about a twenty-year-old to see some assholes you say he just needs discipline and just needs love people in his life right person to love he'll be okay he's going to make sure he's going to be a solid man half the cycle that I usually enjoy people to be ready till like right of interact as valuable creative loving members of society you're still thinking about yourself only deep in your sixties stupid s*** you supposed to do when your 17 what is important about love and companionship and friendship do I feel the best about a feeling best about love and companionship and friendship and real warmth and interaction between people that you care about this money thing man this is not you can't keep chasing this right can't keep chasing power can't keep chasing money if you're going to reach a point where it's not going to matter cuz you going to die so you really want to be that guy from the bumper sticker he who dies with the most toys wins cuz this is literally what you're working towards you working towards a joke


    Joe Rogan on NoFap
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    duration in an innocent unnatural relationship and it's a relationship that seems to have like dehumanize people to the point of being automatic guns that don't have a sex drive that don't deserve to be able to explore their Consciousness and this is a real problem and he told me when he was young there's one passage where in one of the ancient texts where it was talking about battling a dragon and he said he's like this doesn't make sense cuz everything in here is supposed to be a story that actually happen like what is his Dragon of the Dragon is a metaphor for masturbation they tell him so the dragon it takes away young boys this is it is it is a metaphor for masturbation Brothers on the podcast yes dude it's it's already knows about as much as anyone you're ever going to meet about Orthodox Jewish traditions and the you know every day 12 hours a day for years and Israel right yeah yeah dude yeah that's a Chad the matter for that's like to I think like if I wanted for whatever reason to dissuade people from jerking off I could come up with a way better like thing than a dragon to represent it you know there be some other thing like a I don't know man like what's like what would be like the creature version of a rolled-up ball of dried, that you throw next to your bed and someone walks into your bremencs the rolled-up ball of dried come Kleenex and it just kind of like that's gross you didn't clean up your cam Kleenex be like one of them Ghostbuster villains right some sort of plasma good thing is sex will be way more pleasurable the bat is it'll be way more desirable so liked it to mitigate your sexual urges so you don't do stupid things and hang out stupid people have sex if people don't really like we think you're hot cuz you're horny yeah and they're willing which is a lot of people to get these relationships like what do you think about it well like I think that they're you know what I wanted something I was think back on his when you were sponsored by flashlight when we're doing the podcast from your house and I need come to do your podcast and you'd walk away with a flashlight three or four flashlights like the one that looks like a p**** right but then like you know it's like I got that one but then you act like one that was like I don't know man like some kind of like garlic and do alien think it was really nice it was really weird man but anyway those things the first time I did it it tricked my brain the second time or the third time I did it it wasn't the same effect wears when I have sex with a human it's a completely different it feels like it's a completely different series of chemicals that must be being released in my mind your uniting with someone you're bonding with someone you certainly gets oxytocin from orgasming together usually like there's something that imbalance in that like I don't mean to apply like that ass into it at all I'm just saying like personally it feels a little dissipative when you're doing it a lot there I don't know what the balance is also like you don't want to just be horny all the time when your decisions so you like to date someone just for sex dad for figuring out how to deal with like that kind of energy like if you so you that's in it that's an energetic State like if suddenly you get being horny as an energetic State its energy like if you're really horny and you sit in like watch the the feeling itself it's electrical I can feel it moving around in your body like a little bit txstate so theoretically instead of trying to get the question would be rather is there a way to release that energy that isn't through the tip of my dick in the form of DNA is there a way for me to release that energy and other ways or is the only way the only valve on that to come that's a question what do you think I think there's when this natural build-up happens it makes people more easily aroused and makes people more concentrating on sex and I think that if that can put you out of balance to you can be put out of balance both by too much masturbation you can definitely be put out of balance by too much desire for a tax yeah cuz you just horny show you just take care of it yourself if you'd be relieved and then you can think clearer you know I think the body needs a balance right that's why I'm a big proponent of exercise easily aroused and makes people more concentrating on sex and I think that it that can put you out of balance to you can be put out of balance Balls by too much masturbation you could definitely be put out of balance by too much desire for sex yeah cuz you just horny you just take care of it yourself if you'd be relieved and then you can think clearer you know I think the body needs a balance right that's why I'm a big proponent of exercise


    Joe Rogan on Bullshit Jobs
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    we are in a world where people have to go to work to do a job that by the way man if there is a dude you need to get on this podcast and is a book that you would love David graeber wrote this book called bulshit jobs this guy is a f****** genius man in this book bulshit jobs breaks down the phenomena of how many many people are working in jobs that don't do anything for the world or the company working for and it's not like this judgmental thing where he's like yeah that's b******* job you're a blah blah but he's one of the Anthropologist so he's very precise but one of the qualifications for your job your b******* job is you know that it's really kind of a worthless job it's not really doing anything in like company to gotten so f****** big that they they end up having like department or people running departments or extra employees that don't really need to be there at all and they have to pretend to be to work that's what he writes about his he writes it that if you really want to torture a person not only give them like the job of like you know pouring a glass of water in an empty glass and pouring it back but didn't add to it that they have to deceive their boss into thinking that they're like doing an important job or they lose their job so these not only are these like some corporations and companies scanning your pets to see if you're taking a substance that is allowing you to connect with home what you actually are they are also demanding that you spend many hours a day lying to them that you're doing work that you're not doing if you're f****** efficient you know and this is another thing I crave writes about forgive me David Gray boyfriend anyway I construed as I read your writings stoned but the but the other f****** element to it that is absolutely atrocious and f****** horrible is that these substances are connecting is to home they don't want us to be in those States and they're asking us to f****** while day and you know what psychedelic means the etymology of psychedelic no it means mind-manifesting or Soul manifesting right so a psychedelic Connexus potentially with the truth what we are identity right and these companies they're asking us to lie to be the opposite of our identities to wear weird a suit or or some kind of dress code and is sitting at desk where because you're efficient you get your job done in 45 minutes and for the next 6 hours you got to sit in tight and pretend that you're working knowing it you're a person and knowing that this is like unethical your but if you if you like go and tell your boss hey man I don't really have much to do you might get fired the boss might like in the book he cites one person cuz he did like a survey and he cites one person with her boss and she's okay I can finish my job in 2 hours I need can I have other stuff to do Fenerbahce is like don't talk about that stay quiet about that yeah man that's the f****** world wearing right now cuz of automation there's less than to do computers are making s*** fat little why are we weren't we're working the exact same amount of time we were when there were no computers but you have to be there to get paid and you have to act like you're listening to this what percentage of people are listening right now that are really supposed to be doing some b******* job and they're kind of sitting in front of the keyboard with earbuds on just barely paying attention try not to get caught looking at p*** over a million in the workforce probably when you think companies had to put in rules that you can't look at p*** at work like that wasn't a thing in the seven it wasn't a thing in the 80s it wasn't a thing in the nine right then all of a sudden you could just find p*** online and people with ever were computers hooked up to the Internet like when did companies start going oh yeah we didn't know about that you can't look at that but but looking at something online is so much easier than going to the store and getting a hustler like the access is universal instantaneous everyone has the ability to just go and download it listening to the podcast in their bulshit job jerking off to p*** while they listen at least one dude yeah pretty sure that's what do do you get away with it they jerk off especially guy with a bad job you could find a way to jerk off somewhere yeah job I could find a way to jerk off somewhere office


    Joe Rogan - Did Ambien Cause Roseanne's "Racist" Tweets?
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    remind remind me of our conversation that we had through email about Roseanne Barr oh yeah yeah right about Ambien and about the effects of Ambien she came on the show she still hasn't she can't she's having a really hard time with this she feels terrible about what she said she feels like the whole world hates her she feels like she's lost everything in her life is destroyed Hayden she's distraught and she she was going to fly out here but we had a conversation and we kind of decided be probably better if you waited just let let some of this pass by it's still in the news because I've decided to move the show on without her there they're going to kill her off or something man yeah and she's just devastated and you know she was also devastated health-wise physically she's in a woman and not to be any different shoes older mansion older person and this grueling schedule of doing a television show was horrible on her it just it was really really tough to do she got bronchitis she felt like she was almost dying to completely exhausted and she felt like the schedule of it all just was just way too taxing on a physically then on top of that she's on a host of different things she's a mermaid show would we ever do wind up sitting down and talk on the podcast I'll get her to to list the various think she's on but she's on various antidepressants that she changes them up mixes and mop she was one of the things she said to me she's she needs to get her doses readjusted she drinks alcohol regularly she smokes marijuana regularly she's also an Ambien regularly takes it every night to go to sleep and I tried to explain to her the fact that you're not getting real sleep when you're on that this is not something you should take in real life on a daily basis they even tell you to get off of it and it's it's and it's difficult to get off of it but people want to dismiss the idea that she could have said something that's completely out of character or done something is completely out of character while under the influence of this stuff that I could have contributed to that they want to dismiss it because they want a villain they want you know know she's bad they want this like this childlike simplistic reasoning and rationalization for what she's done right and this is a prime example of this sort of schizophrenic nature of the way drugs are depicted in our society if it's if it's something like bath salts or K2 they're responsible for everything One Toke of that stuff in your eating your best friend's face under a bridge but then in Roseanne case they have no explanation whatsoever no Excel pittore value they can't be used to explain anything is it an excuse no is an explanation I think yes I think that intoxication can explain all sorts of inappropriate behavior and to pretend otherwise is again dishonest sonography the pharmaceutical company that manufactures Ambien had this widely shared tweet saying that racism is in a side effect of Ambien but it's a little bit ridiculous for them to have done that you associate with someone who is mentally ill because you know if you look at the medical literature the fact of the matter is that Ambien is associated with all sorts of absurd behaviors command hallucinations were people stab themselves jump out windows people that you know butter their cigarettes and smoke them people that paint their houses in the middle of the night with no memory whatsoever and it's a profoundly profoundly disinhibiting drug so you know you're the years maybe a summer analogous example for my own life I never take Ambien on plans for this reason because I'm around strangers I don't know what I'm going to say or what I'm going to do let alone use Twitter but I don't like it's uncomfortable because it's so disinhibiting I might do something weird I don't know take off my shirt I have no idea you who's to predict what you're going to do when you have no inhibitions whatsoever so I remember once I was on the plane to Berlin and I did take Ambien and I start in his her delusional State thinking that the cabin crew and the purse announcing over the intercom is saying various not see things that's like an unfair stereotype that all Germans are Nazis that's a defensive but I had no control over this like just because they're German talking in German doesn't mean that this is like a Nazi Airship because you're just completely out of your mind wow but again I mean another story needs to be friends with a girl who's dad is a psychiatrist prescribe torments quantities of Ambien and she would snort it there's no reason to start its water soluble has a fast onset of action does no benefit in snorting is fine or early if you're going to take it all and has no reason to take high doses it's already at Delerium at the therapeutic dose you don't need to take more than 5 mg induces delirium but but I remember that I was at some party and someone was saying that they wanted Academy and didn't win at the party Academy in and a complete stranger and I said oh actually have a little bit of cash but it's at my apartment hear the keys and here's my address and I just run over to my apartment and protect and help yourself talk to you later and and then I've never lost my phone never lost my keys I don't lose things so that I wake up the next morning go to my apartment reaches my pocket my keys are gone and then it hits me this flash of oh my God I gave my keys away to a complete stranger to go to my apartment and take ketamine from me what on Earth was I thinking well at what level of disinhibition is required to do something that insane luckily I was going to have to send the rest of the day tracing and finding out who that person was getting my keys in these people happen to be very courteous people and actually did go to my apartment did take the small amount of time that I had and then just lock the door after themselves and didn't make a mess modulate racist activities interesting as well because there's a study that you can look up where they used the beta blocker Propranolol and they found it actually seems to block racial implicit racial bias in people in certain tasks that what they're suggesting is that there's an adrenergic component to implicit racial bias but there's a certain baby heart rate or fear response and once that's physiologically blocked you become less racist innocence implicitly it's not a conscious decision conscious racism is introduced but an implicit racial bias is I mean these are like really complicated higher-level questions about how drugs impact cognitive functioning and and the bottom line I think is be careful is being certain about anything that what drugs can or can't do what is this gym Elizabeth story blood pressure drug reduces in built was that word in build racism common heart disease drug may have an unusual side effect of combating racism wasn't there was that stupid movie with Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt As Good As It Gets he was a racist and they gave him a pill they gave him some medication at reduced racism


    Joe Rogan - Did Moses Take DMT?
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    this story that I read about these scholars in Jerusalem that we're connecting the story of Moses and the burning bush to The Acacia Bush and the acacia tree which is rich in DMT and they believe that you know when you're talking about a story that was told through oral traditions for who knows how many years and then written down in ancient Hebrew and then transcribed do you know and translated to Greek and Latin and all these days is a lot lost in the mix and they believe that what that story might have been about of Moses coming down from Mount Sinai with the the tablets and having the experience with meeting God in the burning bush that what this is in fact was a dimethyltryptamine experience maybe yeah it's a big Maybe big maybe I can say that if you go to the south of Mexico and Chiapas there's a tree that grows there is a weed called Mimosa hostilis maybe you're familiar with it and this is so abundant that it's used to make fence post all the fences on the side of the road are made of mimosa hostilis its uses firewood to cook meals the air smells like DMT because people are using it as fuel all over the place not a single person that I spoke with was aware that it psychoactive these are people that are burning it all the time do they get high from it is there like if you were in a tent or something like that and you were doing a hotbox sort of scenario would you get high from him know I saw no would you it maybe it's about 2% DMT so you probably have to get so sick from coughing and yeah it would be a very uneven just smoking pure Crystal DMT can be very difficult for some people so my gas how to be like a wet blanket but my gas is not really and that's a very strong source as strong as I may be, cases stronger but it certainly comprable and that's something people using to cook food all the time they're not aware that it psychoactive so was there a way or is there a way for a person living thousands of years ago to somehow or another extract DMT from something with the acacia tree that's actually spend some time thinking about that a while ago it would be the first of all depends on how you define extraction if it were to in like an Ayahuasca sensitivity of course yes but then they would need some sort of enzyme inhibitor to create the Ayahuasca if it were to create it and isolated smokable form again you know you could just do like an aqueous infusion and then try that out and maybe smoke that but in terms of like a real extraction would produce crystals of DMT I don't know what the polar solvent they would be using to extract to freebase would be like butter or something and then how would you get rid of the butter what is the process like if you're going to take a a tree that's rich and DMT and extract DMT from it what what do you have to use your retirement before know I've never done okay well it's it's a very generalizable and simple process that applies to almost everything in chemistry it's you know it's called an acid base extraction most people that are in the DM Community go sending a call straight to base and you know the idea is that the side chain of the DMT molecule contains a basic nitrogen that if it's protonated in an acidic solution than its water soluble and if it's deprotonated then it's only soluble in a non-polar solvent so what you do is you just deprotonate the nitrogen with a base potassium hydroxide or sodium hydroxide typically and then treat that aqueous basic solution with a non-polar solvent like NASA and isolate the naphtha dry it out and you have your material and that applies to everything that's not a DMT specific process but that's what people do everything to the basic nitrogen know what's the earliest history of extraction do we know the first wave of DMT use in the United States was all synthetic and fact before it was ever found in nature of 5 Meo DMT Canadian chemist named Richard Hellmuth manske who I believe is looking at different alkaloids and strawberry plants and he was synthesizing references for these potential strawberry alkaloids inmate DMT so you didn't know what he'd made other than a potential natural product found in strawberries and it wasn't until Sarah much later to conduct itself experiments with injected DMT the people that came fully aware of its cycle activity and then people started finding 1950s and early 60s were of course a fascinating time and psychedelic research ideas first you have discovery of Serotonin which is like you know we take this for granted now it's in television commercials but this was of course I'm in no one knew about until either funding this and all kinds of different animals initially it was in the salivary glands of squid and and different animals than they're finding it in the human intestine then there are also finding that all these plants at people kept in various indigenous societies also contain serotonin like molecules and they discover LSD and find that may be the most potent known pharmacological agent at that time and it binds to serotonin receptors it activates the serotonin type response and isolated tissue so there's like this weird triple convergence of information super potent amazing compound LSU's discovered serotonin discovering all these different organisms and their pharmacological convergence between the two of them in the of all these people worshipping serotonin like molecules so there is a you know a lot of enthusiasm at that time to figure all this out so in terms of History so we're talking about like somewhere in the 1950s they started extracting DMT the use of it orally dates back far longer than that because of use of MAO inhibitors and creating Ayahuasca but in terms of the first extraction we can kind of ice yeah I smoke yeah I might have been even later I might have been the 80s okay so the idea that people thousands of years ago were able to do something along those lines is probably probably not accurate cuz it cuz they're talking about a burning bush that's why it's appealing to people write the idea of Moses do you think that maybe the understanding of synthesis from inositol synthesizing this from the scholars maybe they don't have enough of a standing of a chemistry experiment to see what were the materials that were available how would this have been done would you have to use butter as your non-polar solvent how well would that work what would your butter preparation be done will you put you to take it rectally then is that how it would work I mean you haven't been kind of what would your base have been why I think they were talking about it being something from burning right a burning bush maybe it's just one of those things that are very aware that people smoke DMT and have these incredibly intense religious psychedelic experiences and then maybe they looked at the acacia Bush and said oh The Acacia bushes rich and DMT that's probably where the Moses story came from right but what's really interesting is you know DMT is never been found in the human brain even though Rick Strassman says that it has been so a lot of people are constantly assigning Altered States Of Consciousness to DMT but we can have these states I mean maybe it's never been found in the human brain and also there's a physical and experimental issues with sampling fluid from a living humans brain rabbit it has they have found in living rats rats fairly recently that the pineal gland is a source for DMT we know the DMT exist in the human body you know that the liver produces it we know the lungs produce it yet we're not totally aware of weather there's anecdotal evidence that points to the pineal gland based on the rat and based on the presence of certain enzymes that could be responsible for it but even if it is even if it is then what is there still a whole question of it how is it released how is it distributed what receptors does it activate and is it even necessary as an explanation for Altered States Of Consciousness because there are other things in the brain other than DMT are proteins that bind to the Kappa opioid receptor the same receptor that is responsible for the effective Salvia things like that they responsible even carbon dioxide itself can induce a pretty strong altered state of consciousness right which is why people like those psychedelic breathing exercises type of breathing that induces psychedelic States holotropic breathwork yeah and that is the idea behind that right it increases the amount of carbon dioxide in your blood I haven't seen it a mechanistic explanation. I think that was what it would carbogen which is a gas that contains carbon dioxide and they would look at their response to the carbon dioxide inhalation and if it induce a panic response it would say maybe you're not psychologically ready for this LSD primitive early test that was used by psychiatrist to see if people were had the psychological fortitude to withstand the experience


    Joe Rogan - The History of Fentanyl
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    single stupid story in Rolling Stone that's how easily it happens no was a story stupid made did it have any basis in fact and editor at Rolling Stone told me that there were factual errors in it and there's something weird about it but yes people did die because yes people die from using drugs occasionally to deny that would be to lie but that doesn't mean that they don't have therapeutic activity and it doesn't mean that they should be illegal one of the ones that disturbs me the most is fentanyl so just I don't even understand why anybody would want to make that it seems to me that we have no money of opiates as it is why make one that's a thousand times stronger than heroin yeah I've known for fentanyl chemist including the one that introduced fentanyl to the United States initially died recently did he die from it no prints there's quite a few great people that we've lost to the stuff yeah it's really it's unfortunate but again fentanyl is not the problem the problem will take you and promise people taking it and the problem is lack of access to safer opioids and lack of Education surrounding fentanyl because it doesn't even really have desirable properties you know one thing that you've always talked about the potency of vents not blowing that they don't often talk about is the duration it's a very very short duration opioid which necessitates compulsive constant redosing if you're addicted to fentanyl unless you're doing a transdermal patch or something like that you typically can't make it through a single night without having to Ruidoso cuz the duration is so short that's why it's always done in the long and release formulations like a lollipop that you suck her up but anyway it's yeah it's it's not a drug that's well-suited to Street use its to the therapeutic index is too narrow its duration is too short has a medical purpose it works very well for it shouldn't be used as a heroin replacement but the economic reality is that you have to make heroin from opium opms to come from the place where poppies are growing as a whole process where is fentanyl can be made by one guy somewhere and the profit margin on the fentanyl is so much greater if there's an enormous economic incentive and the first chemist this guy that was sort of a friend of mine that died to do it considered it a good thing to do that's the complexity of the recognized so easy to say but all these people are so bad but often you don't know what's going to happen until it happened his idea was that one of the major burdens of being addicted to heroin is that you can't afford it it's really expensive so by substituting this relatively inexpensive material the price of heroin would go down this financial burden associated with opioid addiction would be reduced it would actually improve the quality of life of the users and could even be a more or potentially safer material if you look at certain literature of course that's not what happened and many people died and he went to prison as a result of it yes why did he go to prison for it because people died and it was traced back to him wow yeah so he wasn't doing this in any sanctioned know you went clandestine chemist his name is George Marquardt weird guy yeah yes yeah but anyway you know you just don't know know what's going to happen until it happen you know of course it's a legendary story that heroin was introduced by bear as a non-addictive alternative to Morphine they probably did think that was the case of the beginning but history has shown that that is not the case that's one of the problems of introducing any drugs with large population you simply don't know is and it's also one of the things that I find most interesting in and perhaps a silver lining in this whole synthetic cannabinoids narrative playing out over the last all synthetic cannabinoids narrative descent playing out over the last decade is you could say I was terrible people should you smoke cannabis for learning so much about what cannabinoid receptor Agonist can do that we would have never learned if it weren't for the widespread use of synthetic cannabinoids I mean just for instance that it is possible for high potency cannabinoid receptor Agonist to kill you that's a big one we didn't know that until recently that they can be addictive


    Joe Rogan on Journalistic Integrity
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    is bad because people used it irresponsibly in this isn't enough people have so much difficulty understanding for so eager to blame drugs for all of our problems drugs have never hurt anyone there just inanimate constellations carbon and hydrogen nitrogen oxygen they don't jump out of their bags and files and attack your serotonin receptors are dopamine transporter anything like that so this is just a weird pattern that we've done repeatedly over time and read the new Michael Pollan book interviews on the one thing that I thought was interesting about it is that he put a lot of emphasis on the prohibition of psychedelics on Leary and Leary almost certainly played a role but I think it's slightly ironic that he's a journalist and didn't really go that deep into the role did journalists played in all this which is humongous sculptures of public and it became the standard way of reporting on any of these things to say that they're bad to sensationalize it into not have any consideration for what that would do because anytime of journalists write some scary story they can really mess with drug policy in a serious way might seem like nothing like there's a bunch of people in Brooklyn and they overdosed on some obscure synthetic cannabinoid amb-fubinaca who cares about amb-fubinaca no big deal say that it turns you zombies and if it gets throwing to schedule one who cares not a big deal well that's a very short-sighted way of thinking about all this because that's exactly what happened with psychedelics and then we're not learning from the mistakes of the past that just because something it's fun to sensationalize and talk about how dangerous it is at this moment does it mean to 10 years from now we're going to recognize it as serious therapeutic potential we made a big mistake outlawing it and I think a lot of that also comes from this mentality the people have worth cannabis is good synthetic cannabinoids are bad synthetic cannabinoids don't have to be bad for cannabis to be good cannabis can be good without something else being bad to counterbalance that you don't need to hate something to justify your love of cannabis and this whole hatred of synthetic cannabinoids I think it's totally misdirected because these are products of prohibition that most people wouldn't even want to use in the first place and when they do use them they don't know what they're taking they don't know what dose they're consumed and so of course they're having bad experiences that would happen with almost any drug caffeine included if people just consumed in Norma Sun measured doses without having any idea what they were getting into and so they're thrown into schedule 1 what happens if 30 years from now once the therapeutic potential of cannabinoids is being really seriously explored we find out that amb-fubinaca that ever was saying turned homeless people into zombies in Brooklyn in 2017 turns out to activate a certain subtype of the CB1 receptor so useful for Parkinson's Disease or something like that then we're going to regret having done that so I think people have to be very careful anytime you say anything negative about a drug you have to be very very careful because the implication can be enormous I think that the best stands and all this is to not speak ill of drugs of any drug that's what their job in in a certain sense is to get people excited about things and I don't know whether you'd say the lazy way out or the the common approach is to say something scares people mean that's that's what clickbait is mostly about either outrage or fear that's true but there's a lot of richness in truth I agree but it's hard to sell now that rich people are lazy malevolent Rupert Murdoch type Puppeteer who's telling everyone to you go off and you say the Cannabis causes car accidents can you go off and you say this evil thing about this and say that alcohol is good Alex Jones is on my podcast and got high with me up in his trial for his divorce he said that George Soros puts he eat ass marijuana every year to see how much George Soros is influencing the levels of THC but the reality is that people are free to say whatever they want most of the time and the journalist choose to Portland things this way and that is true but that's also true that they like I've been apart of stories that when I talk to the author of it and they said well this was manipulated by the editor the editor manipulated the title the great excuse yeah what perspective is true about me and they called me a psychedelic Warrior and I I said the guy wrote down what the f*** is that I was laughing did not write that editor gets ahold of it something that's more it's more likely for people to buyer click right especially with deadlines that is true and the real problem is that this sort of outrage culture and common culture that has emerged provides no incentive for truth because supposed someone were to write an article about this conversation we're having right now and it could say Hamilton Morris says core Tom should be illegal or something like that and that will get me so much more in we're having right now and it could say Hamilton Morris says Kratom should be illegal or something like that and that will get me so much more engagement because really love all these people think Buck Hamilton should be illegal that it didn't watch it


    Joe Rogan - Bad Trips Are Beneficial
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    responsibilities and that's what it will become but if you decide like Terence McKenna did it is an intellectual Catalyst that it will facilitate your ability to read and learn and think and write then will become that as well yeah it's it's a weird one right cuz people that are people that take it that are prone to paranoia or they're dealing with like some difficult issues in their life right now that they're perhaps trying to avoid it becomes an uncomfortable experience where is people that are happy and have a good time and in a good place the marijuana's will sort of enhance that he was loving warm feeling of of Comfort Inn of like assertive acceptance of your existence and it's going to be okay right but I think even the paranoia is like it's sort of a sort of me and you could say is sort of Vestige of this propaganda that makes people afraid in the same vein as the bad trip I think concept of a bad trip is a very damaging concept because and I know from personal experience I never really use psychedelics in high school with the exception of salvia because I was terrified of a bad trip talk to friends who describe bad trips and until it's a it's a bad bad trip it's really bad scary and I would think all that's terrible I could I would never want a bad trip I'm never going to touch these things because a bad trip would be too much for me to tolerate and then I started using psychedelics and I realized sting is a bad trip anymore there's a bad meal or a bad relationship or a bad day having an occasional bad thing in life doesn't stop you from doing things like eating or having relationships are living typically so what do you mean by are you saying there's no such thing as a bad trip yet there's no such thing as a bad meal I'm saying that there is such thing as a bad meal but but it wouldn't prevent you from tripping and I think that even the bad or wooden frame for meeting other but I can even use bad trip so they can be difficult are beneficial in our learning experience in the same way that a bad meal could be you learn not to go to that restaurant or maybe you'll learn something about what makes you sick or what to be careful of in the future you know if you are approaching life from a non fearful perspective where your intention is to learn then you can extract benefit from almost any experience and these difficult psychedelic experiences I genuinely believe in this is what is maybe the hardest thing to communicate about psychedelics is that it's a difficult they're often the best those are the ones that really teach you something and when you were trying to talk about psychedelics with people I've never used them it's not a great selling point to say oh you know the best thing that can happen is you're going to think you're going to die but that is arguably the best thing that can happen to think that you're going to die but is that a confrontation with the overarching fear the fear that generates all other fears and if you conquer that fear then your life will almost certainly what what is one thing that's a sort of genuine genuinely universally accepted as a beneficial experience is a near-death experience sort of universally accepted as a transformative moment in people's lives like I had this near-death experience and I realized wow I got to get my s*** together after that heart attack I realized that life is a gift and I change the way I think about things and I started calling people that I loved and telling them that I love them this is the same you can get a near-death experience from Cannabis you just don't ever die Kelly Duke I mean it's the death of so many perceptions and so many things about your life especially from edible cannabis which I think is probably one of the least understood and most potent things that people are consuming on a daily basis I I can't tell you how many times I've given someone edible marijuana and they're f****** convinced that it's been laced with something awful and that they're going to die but then afterwards they come out of it and they're like some work to do the only way I would disagree with you is people that are prone to psychotic breaks because that they're there is an absolute genuine connection between people who have a slippery hold on reality and some experiences with psychedelics that lead them down a bad Road that's true it can hit the stressor and like all stressors it can precipitate a psychotic break they've done pretty large-scale epidemiological analysis of psychedelic drug users versus the non psychedelic drug using population and the incidence of mental illness isn't any higher so I don't think that you can argue that psychedelics cause mental illness but you can and some measures it seems taxi reduce it in terms of things like alcoholism substance abuse disorders but but it could be a stressor that would precipitate such an episode in a susceptible individual and I had a very traumatic formative experience myself for my best friend had a psychotic break while I was with him tripping so I've seen this firsthand that I know exactly what it looks like yeah I've had friends have real bad experiences to wear the screaming and yelling and then disassociative and then afterwards become very strange and how about a really hard time with reality for a bit yet I've never seen someone have a complete psychotic break does that he never recovered never you never recovered he was my best friend at the time and he never recovered Define before the Psychedelic yes Jesus Christ but again you know it's the end that happened early so now he's still f***** yes but again you know I typically don't tell that story in public because it's could be misinterpreted as a scare story you know I don't it's impossible to prove the counterfactual would have happened without psychedelics almost certainly I can't say all I know is that he took a very high dose of a bacillus semester and had this episode was hospitalized and he was not the same afterwards so I'm aware that this is something that happens but it also typically happens in the early twenties late teens the same time that people typically have psychotic breaks in developing schizophrenia yeah the instances of schizophrenia in people who use cannabis are cannabis in particular but I don't know about other psychedelics but I would have they're exactly the same as the incidences of schizophrenia and non using populations it's like 1% 1% across-the-board seem to have issues with schizophrenia and they're the real question is how many of those people could mean is it a boy like what if your friend had never done that and instead had you know become a marathon runner or something and you know found some other outlets for his energy would he have Oregon down that road we don't know and possibly yet I'm possible so I think it's very important to talk about that though and with further research perhaps we could isolate jeans you know like they have for CTE now they have they can do an analysis of your jeans and then determine whether or not something like football be a dangerous path for you because you have a higher probability of developing CTE it would be wonderful if they figured out a way to do that with seals diamond ore with cannabis or with the anything else and be able to recognize the potential links to psychotic break send it to you know hosts of different mental disorders that could possibly be triggered by high doses yes and this is one of so many things that needs to be done and that's you know everyone's very excited about all this clinical research that's happening right now I'm excited about it as well but on one level it is very politically oriented research you know the things that they're looking at actually typically been done before not all of it but the aim is to firmly establish these things have been known for a long time psilocybin occasions mystical type experience or MDMA is useful for treating PTSD or psilocybin has an auntie addictive effect these are things that people have known for a little while but now it's about proving it but I'm really looking forward to getting deeper into these serious questions about you know exactly how these drugs interact with various subtypes of Serotonin receptors because I think that they're going to be very important tools for understanding Consciousness as a whole to be interesting knowing how they react to different diets you know when people are even when you're eating certain types of foods that are bad for your body I would really be curious to see what kind of effect that has mean when when you have large-scale research that goes over really important variables in terms of a human health and then you add in these different substances with Rich Hillside Banner cannabis or whatever it is it's it's going to be interesting to see how the body reacts to these various perturbance has his various changes of your state yeah and that's traditionally in a lot of these groups the diet plays a big role in the way that it's it's going to be interesting to see how the body reacts to these various perturbance has his various changes of your state yeah and that's traditionally in a lot of these indigenous groups the diet plays a big role in the way that the drug is administered and I think we're slowly rediscovering a lot of things have been known for tens maybe hundreds maybe thousands of years in some of these indigenous groups


    Joe Rogan - Why Kratom is Illegal
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    prothom recently with this other day I did something and it's been stiff and painful so I stood before I came here and then I just took a took six of them see what happens when it's 10 yeah for sure but when I took four I was like watching two for the first time I took it I took two and a couple times I took to him because I got mild stimulant but then when you get to the range of 8 to 10 pills it's like oh this is a f*** you up the stuff the stuff I take his Urban Ice Organics and see it says it says take two it doesn't 750 mg not quite a grandma Ryan seems like a reasonable amount but they always construct these things in these ridiculous dramatic opposition's like it was me versus a woman whose son had died of some Kratom Associated overdose and you know it turns into a thing like what do you have to say to this woman whose son died it's like I don't know another people that die from caffeine overdoses well it's tragic that this happened have people died from this yes they have to take an enormous amount I mean I think a lot of people set up these unrealistic expectations with these drugs were they they like a drug they want to say it's impossible possible is no possible way that is your standard you'll always fail because people will die doing absolutely everything running having sex defecating aspirin aspirin absolutely there's nothing in this world that find its way into human death so if people want to say and even know cannabis obviously people say you can overdose on cannabis and essential you can but if you look in the medical literature there are a number of these cannabis Associated fatalities you know you can debate them endlessly but the point is once a drug enters a large enough population will be a number of sensitive individuals and someone will die doesn't mean that the drug is dangerous it means that it's unrealistic to set a standard or if anything bad happens to anyone we have to decide that the is dangerous and should be banned yeah I agree I mean look water kills people there's a lot of these hazing things where the fraternity kids will be asked to drink a s*** ton of water and people died from a woman died in San Jose a few years back from a contest to to drink water to get her son like an Xbox or something like that yeah yeah I mean there's a lot of things that are lethal but the ld50 for cannabis what smoke your body weight or something right it's something crazy be very difficult but doesn't mean that you couldn't get so high that you did something really stupid wind up dying right especially depending upon the person and it doesn't ultimately matter to me whether or not something I think we should have the free to do dangerous things if we choose we're allowed to ride motorcycles were allowed to shoot guns your allowed to go skydiving and bungee jumping all those things carry risks but it's assumed that any adult that does them is aware of those risks I couldn't agree more I mean it's it's also who is if the society that we live in was just you and I we were the only two people alive who are you to tell me what I can do or me to tell you what you can do it's ridiculous and so when you have grown adults telling a grown adult whose informed what they can and can't and it becomes a question children well then it becomes an education issue and it becomes a parental issue means it's just we can't lie to your children about the effects of certain drugs cuz then you're not going to believe you about the really axle the actual Dangerous Ones. And this is of course reflected in this so-called opioid epidemic pharmaceutical companies so why not blame that Brian but you know and I'm not pro pharmaceutical by any stretch of the imagination but I'm also not Auntie pharmaceutical either and when you look at the way for example the New York Times is covering the opioid epidemic is always in this town is like documents were uncovered the show that Executives at Purdue Pharma were aware that morphine was addictive as early as 1999 until like Golf Course of course they were aware people known that morphine is addictive for hundreds of years this is old news and it's how idea that doctors were convinced by some letter in the New England Journal of Medicine that said that Oxycontin isn't addictive is absurd these are all morphine derivatives any adult especially medically trained adult should know that no matter what little variation you make on that molecule if it's structurally and pharmacological and qualitatively similar to Morphine course it's going to be addictive and that in itself isn't even a bad thing it should be hey to give people addicted drugs as well as long as everyone's aware of the risks as long as you understand a protocol to get off of it that you you know there's so many people that get on these things and then wind up taking them far longer than they're supposed to because it's easy to get hooked and we need to at least have some sort of responsible Direction at these people need to go to to get off of them once they're on them that people have get back operations any anything where they prescribe high doses of opiates it's a huge problem I know many many people have gotten hooked because of it and in fact I should tell you that my good friend Justin Wren his wife found out about Kratom because of you because of your show he had a problem with his shoulder. Shoulder shoulder surgery they put them on oxycontin's who's f***** up on them and he was having a really hard time getting off and having the shakes really bad and Kratom is the only thing that got them off of it right and that's not surprising this has been known for a very long time in Thailand and that was actually the reason that it was originally prohibited I don't know if you're aware of that but because the government tax opium and people started using Kratom then they made Cortana leaves but I feel like yes wow yeah what is an opioid itself in a lot of people don't want to admit or acknowledge that but I think we need to get Beyond this idea that drugs are inherently bad or opioids are inherently bad just because the ones that were aware of have a lot of problems you know in some sense Medicinal Chemistry and pharmacology and all this is doing a very primitive State and there's so much to be learned so we're mostly giving people these derivatives of morphine that have been around for a hundred years and there are better things we're going to continuous discover less addictive treatments for pain and I think that the alkaloids in Kratom are a step in that direction in which is so tragic that they're trying to know make it illegal because this is something that as far as I can tell as genuinely helped an enormous number of people reduce their intake of more addictive and more dangerous opioids one of the things that I felt I mean and again my dose was not extremely high but when I was on it I was very coherent I was clear it was clear to me that was affected by something but it felt kind of good it didn't feel bad it felt a little little uneasy like a little like woah this world feels a little weird right now but it did not feel like I was impaired like I know a lot of people who take it an exercise like I have a friend who'll take 10 pills and exercise just just seem kind of f****** but he said he has a great workout right by taking that stuff before he works out yet I mean it seems to lend itself to a lot of different applications and in Thailand it's used almost exclusively for that sort of purpose in the South it's a drug that labor is used so they can you know collected the latex from rubber trees and get their job done that's what it's about I mean that's what opioids are bad for a lot of the world both in the United States and in the Africa and Thailand is you know people live hard life Ben manual labor is painful and repetitive and difficult and anything that makes that a little bit more manageable is very important tool for humans I always felt like people that did heroin or opiates or something like that we're on a very short road to death that that was my perception when I was a kid and then I had a friend who's a longshoreman they worked on the docks bring they would bring fish in and fillet the fish for the market and he worked with a guy that everyday at lunch the guy would go cop he would get his heroin he would shoot it up in his car and then you go back to work and I was like you go back to work and you like yep he worked everyday like everyday shot up and every day he worked like yeah he's never late no just did his work wow I didn't think you could do that I thought you did heroin the next thing you know you just be on the floor in the fetal position in your own urine and you just would fall apart and I write this idea that sometimes referred to as pharmacological determinism that a certain drug has to do a certain thing so alcohol has to sedate and disinhibit you heroin has to addicts you and make you a slave to it and kill you cocaine has to be a euphoric thing that's done at parties it's also very addictive PCP has to make you strip nude and run around fighting and fighting cops and punching holes in wooden fences look at this you know Anthropologist have looked at certain drugs are used cross-culturally like alcohol and what you find is this whole idea of pharmacological determinism is fundamentally flawed drugs behave differently in different cultures depending on the set and setting of the user and so you find all sorts of instances that are major exceptions to these rules that we've set up for these various drugs for example PCP which is arguably one of the most ubiquitous Lima drugs in the world that you know and can imagine the PCP is medicinal but even to this day PCP is in schedule to not schedule one like cannabis and LSD schedule to can still be prescribed actually and that's because it had a history of medicinal use there was even PCP Psychotherapy in the UK in the in the 50s so this is something that most people wouldn't believe but to those patients were taking it then there was none of this called association with PCP being a drug that causes psychosis or makes you strip nude who's simply another tool for a psychiatrist to use and help people release repressed memories or traumas that they were afraid to talk about when sober tool for Psychotherapy particular for people with depressions having really good results my my friend Neal Brennan who's a hilarious comedian who said struggles with depression and he had he got great relief from from taking ketamine right and what I think is really interesting is you know this is often packaged as a sort of psychedelic Renaissance but I think in a larger context it's a drug facilitated Psychotherapy Renaissance because this was not just limited to psychedelics people did something called narco-analysis where they would give people sedatives like Propofol. sedatives like propofol the drug that killed Michael Jackson or various barbiturates or various other drugs and the relaxing effect would allow people to talk more openly to a therapist and was considered very effective now this idea of a psychiatrist in Jackson you with a drug in order to help you talk about your problems is it's unheard of I don't think anyone does it anymore but he used to be very common and I think a return to that is going to be really beneficial


    Joe Rogan - Ari Shaffir on Being Suicidal
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    like what it was effect on you guys I was very nervous and I was very nervous about you cuz I don't I didn't know what to do and I knew I could do I knew I could help you financially I knew I could do that so I did that immediately but I didn't know what to do I don't I didn't I didn't know what it feels like and I didn't know what would be the path to take but when you offered that you were having problems with your psychiatrist in the medication and I said okay well let me get a hold of Matt who I know will know the right people get the coronavirus non complainer that I knew Woonsocket had staph infection in this could f****** kill you I start unscrew my Ketone like we're going to the hospital and it was so bad that you never complained once while you have a gigantic pus-filled when you were telling me that you were doing bad then it wasn't you weren't feeling good and you were you were telling me you were suicidal I was like okay. We got to now this is we're going to figure this out you know I don't know what to do do is have some situation when you feel like maybe you could have called them and you could have made them feel better and you they would have just gotten over that hump then they would have been okay like you became okay man I mean you were my most depressed friends and now you probably one of my happiest friends even after I start seeing that guy still took months before finding the right pill and the right dosage and then he would talk to me every like 30 days whatever it was describing the process of disconcerting to me was how random it seemed to be with pills they chose and then they're guessing that's what seems insane to me I felt like if you would like save you know then you had an infection they know which antibiotic works best on that infection boom that give it to you but this one wasn't that cut-and-dry was they were just trying stuff out on you dopamine too little dopamine too much or too little something else and so each of these pills and then into two categories of four categories and they they are the effects of dopamine or they affect the other thing either limited or push more in and then the other so they don't know which ones doing it to you first and then what they never that down if they got inside if it's like getting too much or too little if you're bipolar just everything and then while you take that shitt you've added the horrible feeling and then added some awful side effect is like this is one of the things that I really wanted to point out when the wind blows Roseanne was going to come on I want to really talk about medication and Howard were asking this really you know she's an elderly woman who's taking an incredible amount of medication and then while you take that shitt you've added the horrible feeling and then added some awful side effect and it's like this is one of the things that I really wanted to point out when the one Bruce Roseanne was going to come on I want to really talk about medication and Howard were asking this really you know she's an elderly woman who's taking an incredible amount of medication


    Joe Rogan on Suicide and Anthony Bourdain
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    talk to you about Suicidal Thoughts cuz you are the people that didn't kill themselves that rhyme with knows the most about it and you've experienced depression when I wasn't close with Anthony Bourdain but I really like them a lot. I did it show we did an episode of a show on Montana campfire yeah it was great we had a great griddle time it was really fun but I was stunned when that happened and I mean I don't I just wanted to know like when you were at your worst when you were having like really shity feelings like what could have been anything that someone could have done that could have helped you oh yeah I think about this too I lost a friend of suicide it was like she how you want to stop at like what what could you have done yeah I mean sometimes you help and got me into a therapist that f*** I couldn't afford I may have told you this before I probably won't hear that was like a physical thing to do but just getting me to go to accept like that maybe it'll work I knew when I was talking to you that is a hard thing for you to talk about so if you're bringing it up it's a real real issue yeah yeah yeah. You don't complain about that so I remember we were playing pool and I was like what's the matter like there's something going on since it right you just seem like just unhappy or and so once we got you to that psychiatrist in and do you popped out of that thing like a f****** spring and under what I pills pills are all bad I don't think anything's all anyting prescribing doesn't mean they should never prescribed this stuff that works and sometimes it works enough for you to just change your way of looking at the world and change a reality and then you eventually wean yourself off of them which is really interesting. It's a sprain of the brain muscle that's what's happened I don't it's not like a physical like people like that but that's really what it is just a sprain and so like until you get off at to get on a cast of some it's going to be real hard for to heal you know this is like this metaphor Works pills act as a cast and then at some point you're healed and you don't need them anymore but the problem is the only way to really know is if you just got off and run on it and then it like off talk I'm still hurt and doing that and get off and run on a time is when you're Suicidal Thoughts they were going to so when they do wean you off there like you need to keep up with me like any 6. You got you need to call me immediately and right back on like huge success in your career yeah I got off him I know where I got off on with my second Department New York so this was three and a half years ago four years ago maybe around there this is not happening things are going great. Everything is great and then you You released my first hour and then my second hour yeah and you were a legit success everything I didn't know it was getting the best part people don't know it's a f****** crazy struggle the struggle from open my car to successful working comedian and everybody's different everybody's got their own weirdness if they have have to overcome but it's a long-ass bloody struggle we're all in the same boat anyway yeah I agree man that it didn't seem very rarely been the case in the history of Comedy that everybody kind of got along and just accepted the fact that I does think differently not make not don't make a big deal out of it ground and stand up for their position on things it's okay to be fine everyone's going to be the best time to Kick-Ass but it was not worth it like probably wants Vikings iety Yousef and zombie with my girlfriend the time and I was like three times in a row that you couldn't come and then she was like maybe it's those pills and why really and I looked in all ya fuking annoying annoying thing that's super annoying there was one called Remeron it's almost like you edit your own op remember when a PC to get into Das got high I could eat like a plate of spaghetti I mean I would eat out my whole apartment holyshit everything I've got the point where I was like well I got one big lots of peanut butter and some a little bit of Cheerios and talk and let's do this it was it was glorious but that it wasn't helped me there was a problem because I was thin then I could have dealt with 15 pounds overweight but like it didn't help me mentally it was like then it worked as a Kumon out I got it for you in a little bit but low blood pressure so soon as I stand up I got to hold on to something and it's not but barely ever happens totally worth it and I still happens now when I get high mod predisposed to a play made a little worse not not a big deal. So I finally found the one that work for me but it's hard and if you're not having it your brain is lying to you or just giving you a version of reality that's like I mean I saw this last night coming home from the airport for Burbank Airport and some lady picks up in an Uber pick up a guy in the wrong side of the fence I do sorry it's my first time here but it's one of those little fence and you can just step over almost you know Burbank Airport I can walk 10 seconds to where they're opening a way worse than it really is wow it's like yeah no matter what it is a little worse than it should be the game to be over usually asleep Giovanni's have a bit about it probably going to special or something by now but it was like it went that deep sleep that deep sleep just want to sleep forever be just weighed down by the time you get people to give false Confessions by keeping them awake for like 30 straight hours Murder coming let me sleep it's just a version of that you know where you just like you just so sick of it after a while I will tell you that they have read about it and they say the people who talk about suicide sort of different people who are thinking about it quietly can quietly is way way more often to commit it I think they saved people talking about as a way to seek help so what can you do you do to help people is there anything that anybody could have done no used to make me mad when you told me just got out of bed to some exercise I was like I was like you don't get it you don't get it I definitely don't get it yeah like exercise is not even just so far from I couldn't even get out of bed what do you think was also taking Propecia then I mean it was right around then and I think I'm trying to think if I was quitting right then on it and switching to the the f****** spread I'm on stem cell research for sure for sure I live in I mean there was so many things right around that so all it takes is a sprain feel like let's say you lost your job and it said you would have depression it's not that is not related something a lot of times it will be related Summit the mom dies or dad dies but let's say the job situation because you can change this your dad dies you'll never get him back you know it feels bad and still like it should feel bad you lose your job you going to depression but now you get a better job you know I mean not that you will but let's just say you did the depression Remains the cause of depression is necessarily gone you're doing better than the thing that major depressed but you still depressed because that brain is friend so you need a way to fight it and pills don't work for everybody so it's f****** disheartening and getting the right I had a therapist say you want it I don't want to fight the first place. Going to work but she was the worst what was it like you pulled out of the clouds like when the pills that you do that are working working at first it's like you don't trust it it's gone it's like right when the hiccups leave you still feel like you have the hiccups you know but like a way longer version of that and then what happened weird is you start to me who does it became so much of your reality and who you were that like it's this thing that's been pulled away from your part of you is gone so it's weird that you like missed as horrible way of being because you had to figure out a way to like make a deposit with this new see this a lot in like PC culture we start bragging about your victimization of things have happened to you but like its way to stand out and be a special you end up robbing the the the negative up instead of it says that guy was shity you know you starting almost like bragging about it so you start feeling like well at least I'm different so that can prop you up a little least I'm unique in this thing of like doesn't seem like anyone else is having suicidal thoughts you know and feel better than everyone else into that same band band has the album do you like it more because you're the only one right right right on uniqueness really sure but when I was out of it that was missing it a little bit and then followed by a fear that is going to come back because regular overlaps Sunshine your fine ass is like deeper so like then when you do get depressed like let's just say I've been outside all day from Brandy for two straight days you know he just a little blue you like is it back you know anyone has gone today but when it's like two days I f*** f*** f*** don't come back I really should be two separate terms feeling blue feeling blue yeah you get on stage and 4 days I feel a little blue if I if I don't know if I can get my underwear out all day so I can't live in Vancouver set and he was like dude f****** wears on you he was at the end of like the rainy season it was just starting to get warm again that New York my first New York winter was this one and it wasn't so much middle of March and April months did that around like Road dates that's what's crazy about like someone like Denver like it's sunny sunny warm and cloudy all the time or cold and sunny I take cold and sunny all day long. For sure all day long sunny sunny blue blue sky and fluffy clouds cuz you know Anthony Bourdain was depressed I heard with him a little it was a mixture of mixing drugs mixing pills and alcohol or bad whatever I believe he was on some sort of malaria medication which is dangerous get some people is a friend of mine is very kind friend of mine who I wouldn't think whatever in a normal life attack person physically and seem like his visit somewhere in Africa and he had to take these pills and some of them have violent reactions to people you not supposed to drink on a person while he was drinking yeah and you know he's doing and he's mixing out with alcohol who f****** know so that could have happened with board and where might not have been a long-term depression but I know they stare studies on people who got a concussion in football practice and then hung himself that night no history of it but right then everything I mean this new reality is real feels real so the question is is it something you could have done I don't know I don't know what the people's help Bryant I saw somebody posts on Facebook once there was like one of the worst things about depression is everybody going to key I've been through that too it's not even unique a person's feelings what they're feeling it's very personal possible to describe I had moderate depression that's without therapy set what you saw was moderate depression Jesus I don't know what severe depression looks like she is so I don't know man I don't know I lost somebody too and I don't know if I could have said something to her or like you know where Anthony like to drink you drink a lot and watching him over the last 4 years like you could see he'd seemed like he'd been living a hard life you know like you is looked like it on television to you've been living a hard life me and he was out there hitting it traveling from country to Country constantly drinking constantly alcohol is a depressant and stares if you drink alcohol the time you're not going to come out of it with a sunny disposition is the present it is a depressant I mean you can definitely do it and pull it off and we do and you know we occasionally you'll have a couple of drinks then the next day you won't but if you're doing that all the time if you doing it everyday spend 5 days ago a lot of people use that cuz it's a short-term relief from depression long-term to present to a lot of people use alcohol is in the cover-up with depression and when they get clean suddenly all the s*** they're supposed to have been dealing with is now still there and not being covered up alcohol do you do things like f*** what could I have done no cuz I wasn't close enough and I wasn't there if I was there I would be tortured by it if I was there and I was hanging out with them and it happened in until tomorrow and then I would have been tortured by done with anybody you know it's just such a crazy decision to make the decision to stop living when so many people love I have this crazy life that it's the phrase with the braids nothing to me I can't imagine somebody it's it's that's the only thing help me back is just the lack of courage to be like you you know you've been doing it like this for several years now and if you I guess it really doesn't matter in the end but if you end your own life you didn't never experienced all this true when she had to go back out of it again and you're free just took a while ago but you you were free I find the comics other Comics so now I feel a little guilty for success around people that are also quite funny who don't have it and what I found is that it's you got this frustrating point right around eight nine 10 12 years of Comedy we're like your skills have gotten better and your monetary career has not gotten better your artistic careers booming and then you're just not even making a living and it's the most frustrating cuz I can finally good at open-mic level like her make a good joke this week and one time this month there's like I'm doing so well in stage I'm killing why am I why am I still working this day job why am I not even ever on TV why am I you know it's real frustrating might been around that time too was getting frustrated with like you know I was left hockey but also just not succeeding interesting how the internet changed everything for 4 because of poor people so much easier before would like you had the man show you could hire a writer and the only help you to do for someone you know take a couple people on the road with you because I like listening to him I like watching make more comedy oh yeah then you went cuz I got when you tell people about someone who's really funny whether it's you or whoever it is then they trust you hate Joey Diaz the funniest ever lived and you go see him at the ice house one night and come out of it you're bleeding internal bruising guaranteeing people on Twitter or whatever it's like you don't know I guarantee you will have a great night but if someone is an awesome comic today just the snow like one of my friends like just BB great places in a travel to places all the time so those people would come back every time you came back you better have some new shitt I really got to think about it I like when you start seeing that depression people like what can you what can I do for anybody do is there anything anybody can do it's like just a little bit like being there for you sometimes is like helpful just be like him and you're just your good friend I know you don't do something but just know that I like you. Just like a little bit and don't require anything of them but I guess everybody be different too but like I don't know don't know everybody's on a that's the thing it's like no one knows what anyone is feeling help tough love thing is like that that works perfect. I don't know what it was for but not that for lazy people but it's you you want him to act until they act because of force of your your will right right but I know you're looking at it this way but this is why this is going to hurt you by approaching this way you're going to do the same thing instead of a protein that we're approaching it stopped and just for a shift in perspective think about in a positive way like you could do that to people and sometimes you can actually shift they look at something you off about it right and the way to get through sometimes two people is not to tell them this is why you should do it but just to paint the picture and let them make their own decision on the Run yeah okay okay I said whatever you done I've messed up way more like everybody else is that I don't worry about it this is a part of being a kid and I'm super proud of you for admitting that you made a mistake or that you did this this is great because this is how you learn you're not supposed to know everything you're 8 years old if you're 10 years old that you were supposed to be learn learning about life and folk people are supposed to be talking about various things you encounter you know supposed to already know everything your little kid this is great so we learn something that we don't want to do any more this is great this is an awesome opportunity and no but I wish somebody talk to me like that and I'll tell him that to I go because I get called stupid and yelled at or whatever whatever the f*** it was when I did something that's how people talk to kids back then they didn't you know it's not even anybody's fault someone does something dumb you know in the 1960s I might that they threw things at them you know like my my parents are tell me about things yeah yeah so I might be that like something to help me I don't know if people listening to going through it whatever but like some things that help that I was able to take was had one therapist said one good thing was like imagine the good things out of the depression instead of looking at his only negative what's it helped you with and then I was like I'll try that and it was like I'm looking at my stand-up material more realistically and darker and that's actually helpful on stage one good thing out of this and then you just text it might just help you like it's not all bad adjust the way you approach it yeah another thing was say five things and just in the shower whenever you do shower say five things out loud that you're thankful for the nothing Monumental stuff like it's 75 today that's good I got a new bar soap that's cool my friend John whatever that my life how to say it out loud and then after a while some of that ended up like affecting my mood you know where instead of f*** is that with the pain was the focus I know if I ever told you the photos of negative things you know and I would be like instead of going like this f****** Brad it's February 12th and I'm f****** in shorts this is great instead of focusing on that great instead of focusing on that I would focus on my car has no gas I got to f****** go get gas I hate having to f****** get gas to go to pull over and said I'm only focusing on this f****** one minute chore but I have to do instead of on all the good stuff that's a shift the focus to the positive is helpful


    Joe Rogan on Wage Gap Arguments
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    they really believed that men and women work right next to each other doing the same job and the woman is only making $0.75 to the guy's dog love love to put these studies out you like to tweet him out without haven't even looked at him at all yeah it's some of these are there so I can get out of this one past tense of a dollar and I'm a smart businessman and I'm not going to go with the lower-cost equal Talent OR better Talent that's that's how can I run a successful business make that kind of decision how can you hire the same people for the same job and get a woman is just as good at it for seventy-five cents horseshit though they would only women the people don't know what we're talking about it's all based on what jobs you choose it's like it's not the men don't make more money because they do the same job and make more money at that job in the woman does they do different jobs that's where the wage Gap is the wage Gap is in the number of hours that men work the different jobs they choose what they sell in its it has nothing to do with like two people that are both you know in the same line assembly line of time in and they both make the same amount of money or rather the mail makes a dollar for every $0.75 that's not how the wage Gap works it's just different jobs if you keep arguing with me because you don't even know what it is this is a dumb conversation now I can't argue with you when I know that you haven't read any of the stuff that points to these numbers like the thing is no one should be it like whatever you do what whatever it is whether it is you make incredible sculptures or you build cars or you're a pain or whatever the f*** it is that you do no one should be able to say that you doing this definitely should make as much money as doing that know things are worth with their Warrior exactly dilutes bowler 15 in the world. His sport is the equivalent of like trying to even think who would be Carmelo Anthony made 38 Grand sorry your sports are popular it's just not as popular weight classes in his popular but like certain people that their judges harder do that job and the reason why they do it is because they know that it's more valuable so they work hard to imagine being a f****** CEO of a corporation how I wouldn't time being f****** Tim Cook over at Apple that's why I don't get paid as much as him exactly the same philosophy is the reason why women approach not and I say some women I should say cuz they're like Super Hyper aggressive career-oriented women that work as hard or harder than man maybe even harder to prove that there is top of the men but they would take the approach that you and I would take like f*** that life I'm not doing that it's statistically more males push themselves by working longer and harder hours on purpose cuz I finally it's just a natural thing they're trying to win a game is a competition of is putting points on the board by the way I typed in this Loop of obligation that gets. in a loop of children and mortgage and and then once you have a car and a nice house and you know you maybe want to get a boat dude you get stuck and you have all these payments and obligations and you're not going well because you have a family but maybe you always wanted to be a rock and roll singer unfulfilled angry state parents and all these other people to tell me what they have to do are they right or the other or is there a f****** Pap out there if you just figure out what you really like to do and just only go that way because if you go this way and I'm going to take a couple years off and go that way for a while and then I'm going to like I'm going to go back to school and get my degree just so I have something to fall back on you just didn't you don't you didn't get any further down the road here in the same spot you would have been if you didn't do s*** you got it you got to go forward thought you would have been if you didn't do s*** you got it you got to go forward but if you something for getting experience doing something you're finding out what it takes to succeed in the decision of purpose you think is right I don't know what it's doing it anymore be like I want to be outdoors I value friendship over cash you know things like that experience is over f****** money and they're starting to go the other way


    Joe Rogan - Harvard is Discriminating Against Asians!
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    why is it racist but Asians and University enrollments I protect Lee and Harvard discriminate against Asians Macy's already apply to so many or kick in the ass talk about how this is crazy because Asian people for buy this is a generalization and I'm trying not to be racist but generally speaking Asian students are known as working very hard and they're very dedicated and they're very successful and their representation is overwhelming in terms of their numbers in the population and start their killing their their mindset it's just work really hard it's not the protest things and not to shut things down it's just maybe other groups that felt marginalized weather is people of color or trans people are gay people whatever it is it don't feel represented or discriminate against they would be shutting down do you know conferences and speaker hallway with Asians the whole reason why they kick ass cuz because they don't spend any time on Petty Bowl should like get done at the Harvest Harvard Harvard is saying hey we're going to be racist against you cuz we know you're not going to complain it's harder to get into Harvard lawsuit that's crazy crazy and it's not a small amount of discriminating by they're making their grades considerably higher in order to gain acceptance really productive but it's all in this idea of diversity they instead of treating people as individuals instead of just a human being you have to have each class represented by a certain amount of people that's missing but it's not a racist idea to want everybody to be treated as one it's just a can be done with an eye on avoiding all possible racism it can be done. People purely as individual hears the worst way that can never be done the worst way you're still the most successful people are getting f***** by your genes you the people in your past and your group your little gene pool too good you're doing too good schools will make it harder than it is for my kid that's not literally what people are doing because if they didn't harm her to be like all Asians Asian to be dominating and it's a very reason why they think they can get away with this lawsuit accuses Harvard of discriminate against Asian-American applicants in personal ratings personal writings I don't know what it is when they're making it more difficult it says students for fair admissions has accused Harvard of intentionally discriminating against Asian-American applicants by limiting their admissions numbers so they're live the number to agent and by the way that's super hard for like let's say like Vietnamese or not the Chinese or Japanese crate you know if this is true but this is the argument and it's the argument that many many many people have made now I haven't really personally research this but I know a lot of like legitimate intellectuals are brought this up and debates and conversations next time with this is an issue this is essential this is sanctioned racism against one group because they're too effective so you're living and now we're trying to get more of an emphasis on like extracurriculars as well as being Asian or based on being European that's crazy you should get in or out by you having Merit and you being a worthy student and difficult schools like Harvard or supposed to be difficult at the cream-of-the-crop all comes from Asia shouldn't we look at what the f*** were doing here that we compete with them and what is it Asian students too much are they were a requiring too much of their life to be successful with their schoolwork to everything you're doing all day studying and you literally you might have some f****** s***** part-time job somewhere to make some money for food and then you're studying more right maybe of a part-time job lot of people. you think about all that I want for my kids just a crazy life especially with some of the things are just for 4 years some of the things you choose not to anything you really interested in but you have to get it on yet you have to but you know you have to have a fully balanced education to have to take classes you're not even remotely interested in you have to do it and it's this one way and this is how we can assure that you have enough knowledge that we can give you a piece of paper that says you have a degree I mean in Asian okay okay with my friend junks it told you about him before he was a US national Taekwondo team member for the national team and he was running stairs running stairs in the school in between study how to do study run the stairs hold him back he's slept for hours a night if that's true that's the same s*** is like he's always tired yeah this guy made it to the to the Nationals and he became a national champion and he wasn't even like really really physically talented it wasn't like some freak athlete that just move super fast can you just f****** unbelievably small unbelievably hard worker but I saw the way that guy was living as he was like I was a couple years younger than him and he was going through his residency and training and doing I was crazy s*** at the same time and I was I was like I'm exhausted just watching you like I can't see how this could be worth it to do all those things you do one of those things maybe that's what I want to do I want to do one of those things but you're doing to those things he was doing what I was doing and then on top of that and more and way more way more he's doing school work liberal newspapers in shed if that's happening at they're just saying like it's the same thing is like making it so why people get ahead it's crazy it's like you're arrested if you don't have a job that's racist it's got to be too tough to say no we're trying to keep a diverse population hired only white males and then Jon Stewart was like okay I guess we're going in blind is not enough I guess we talked up he didn't even say like well that just shows it's not her fault if you had movers okay and you wanted to move furniture and you tested people for moving furniture is it okay to hire all men it's okay why because they're physically stronger now is it okay to hire someone who you think is going to be the best at the job or do you have to have a certain amount of women so you would expect from something physical for something like a creative the movers like a woman show a woman's comedy show me what am I may now or am I a woman and you want you are a female executive producer and a female voice to its he wanted his hired some really funny chicks way way way more often the opposite way where women get discriminate against but what guy is going to say no f*** that I want a part of this a job here Patrol at Rwanda male vs female full bore and she wasn't going to promote anything she was just doing it because she thought it was right but it's like you don't really understand how this works there's a process at once if we need more women in in like hiring positions inside the head of The Comedy Store the head of the f****** Comedy Cellar head of New York comedy club Colbert like there's plenty of female Booker's like you don't really know you don't really know so you tell them that it's okay that people love to say when they've done almost no research and what it actually has yeah yeah so that he had no clue she just goes I'm not getting in here I'm a big comic I'm not getting in here and must be it's just not causation causality she's a must because of this I've had my agents calling to see when agent


    Joe Rogan's "Beef" With Chael Sonnen
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    have you talked to my friend it's only for a Fungo he'll you know it's really hilarious Chael Sonnen to mad that I talked about what he does that I tile doesn't know that he's having fun playing the role of the villain and he selling paper there was a point when Chad was the best trash-talking sports thunder when Anderson Silva walks in it sounds like a mouse pissing on Cotton didn't matter just kept going I loved it this beautiful he's a smart guy but he's also getting us to talk about it and getting us to talk about a show without him a plug right now cuz I'm sure it's great use of Ariel helwani and Chael Sonnen have a new show called Ariel and the bad guy and that's what you got to get that ESPN show the backyard principal have to cuz my job is to call what I see my job is not an SI even when I'm promoting things if I'm promoting things I'm calling what I see if I say Francis in Ghana's most terrifying heavyweight Contender ever put Alistair Overeem intelligence at least you're out of your class f****** deal with it high school dropout and you know it you're going to trash talk and that's it with your life what points do you get when you got a real issue medically is like if you are barely retarded you still not really retarded but I could be more politically correct use of that word mentally retarded the correct that you said that were mentally retarded and I liked it it makes it more interesting it makes


    Joe Rogan on Woman Who Called Cops on 8-year-old for Selling Water
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    the people say black people and white being assertive people people I was watching this video it's annoying video of this lady calling the cops and insulate year old black girl who selling water I've seen it viral yeah yeah yeah one of those videos where it's everything's in the right place the white lady is overweight she just angry little overweight white lady the little black girl is as cute as a button the mom is the mom is talking to her in a way that's like not too aggressive she was she out here calling the police on a little girl trying to sell water we see you boo like she's not being horrible and everything just fell into place just like perfect example of like what's happening here like is this racism or is this someone who's just just complains about everything okay I don't know that's why I hear the arguing a lot of like you wouldn't do this was a man just like one example force one example and whenever if somebody wanted new seeding like next sidewalk seating and just get through but all it would take is one housewife from the area to get a stick up their ass about the rules and it'll be done by 8 p.m. hurt on the on the people around us will clean up and if she goes no then it's like 24 more Hoops to jump you know these Housewives have nothing to do better than to enforce rules so could be that has black kids I forgot about her but the whole thing was she was saying that she was working and that she had the window open the little girl was shouting and screaming to try to make it look bad as possible if she was a victim and she said she apologized to both the little girl in the mom but they won't accept her apology was like okay well you know nothing wrong with accepting apology clearly she should have done that that doesn't make any sense like maybe she was saying it was a hot day and so she had her window roll down the kid was screaming but apparently she didn't talk to them she didn't talk to the kid and she didn't talk to the moms just call the police went out to see that's a promise for you also antisocial first episode they compared her with this white chicks called on Chicago killings on the barbecue the same person not really but yeah living together they're both on the phone with these like sexually ambiguous forms like you know that that's a woman but you know both of them are overweight that's just weird it's weird they're like I don't think most I will say most people that are shaped like that don't feel good I don't feel good I feel good selling water without a permit Brown I can't breathe Michael Brown feel like can't breathe I need to know now that's too much of a punishment is the problem with that the official version of that is that he didn't have any cigarettes on them they did not know that nothing had nothing before that but he was clean so all that cigarettes I'm leaving the f*** alone he's like y'all hoes out here with me just leave me the f*** alone it started they wanted to come and it was for no reason still too much it's like just give me the ticket there yes they shouldn't touch him I mean and he wasn't a violent guy wasn't like like the threatening them in some sort of way in and then they try to say that it wasn't a Chokehold my b**** let me put you in that one was sick right after that in New York the same backwards version of what you call a guy Marcelo Garcia Guillotine which means there's certain guys are really good at getting a blade of the forearm across her esophagus it's very painful and like some of like a ball Easton taught me to do the send a shout out to Boulder Colorado Amal Easton is a Jiu-Jitsu Coach and he's got a fantastic Guillotine and one of the things about a guillotine is he knows how to get that blade of that phone right in your esophagus it's horrific and feels terrible. do it like with a high elbows you can't escape it and it it's an immediate feeling that guy has his forearm right across that guy's throat you there's no doubt about if I'm holding that like that and I'm clamp he has his hands clasped together can you make a little bigger so I can see it in his right hand the guy was choking them the way he's doing that you could choke a guy like that with one arm you don't even have to have that right arm and play if he's got that left arm underneath the next like that always hook the the back of the head or shoulder either the traps you if you would like your arm from San Jose in the UFC before you choke somebody out with one arm Guillotine to have Luke rockhold it to Michael Bisping amounted one-armed getting here's the problem why don't the other cops are that's goddamn Chokehold I know chokeholds, Tatum on for a f****** living so cold and if you don't let me put you in it


    Joe Rogan on Eminem Being Anti-Trump
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    is acid watch the different paths The Killers by the way you see stuff in like when you're out there on psychedelics of Truth, universal truth will you just be like yes that is real that is right hundred percent and it's hard to bring that ship back into this realm you know to understand it can express it and people come back when they're around you they say something or like what they like they realized I get frustrated not saying it right and then slowly going away so when I was there in that place sometimes I try to remember like when you get back say this to this person so that's State told me to tell you that Eminem is one of the realest MCS I'm not going to argue with it I don't know what I want but it was like that could be a funny bit dude there's a funny bit in there like about like some things are just in the moment they seem so profound and then BET Music Awards thing he did wear you like Freestyle Pandora like he's got to like all these it's a rap Cypher that's what they all take turns over but where's the other ones different labels maybe would have taken to put up their own guys it's called keeping it Street what What's Happening Here what's what are you what are you supposed to lose your take on it it wasn't his best work right right you know I mean I think he's an amazing rapper like some of this s*** from the past is f****** incredible freestyle well first of all I'm not feeling that gold chain oh yeah I told you I like the Cadillac in the back will tell you that I got a boner for that right yeah that looks like what is that like a 70-something Cadillac that thing f****** beautiful love those things I don't give a f*** about this rap at that Cadillac is the s*** I Got a Boner for old car dude I'm one of those old dudes that likes old music and old cars to see that that rap was like I forgot who it was but it was like saying that that rap was like a I forgot who it was but it was like sing from the white point of view about what the front of black people and then from the black one of your performance white people pretty well but the problem is that people say black people and white the acid of people


    Joe Rogan on Artie Lange
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    you wouldn't be doing that with just the Mike McConnell you're not with just at my girlfriend that's the worst for you think you're f****** getting a line and you like yell something at them but then when you're in the laundry realize all you hear is I'm on the line already and I need to pulled over already like I was supposed to keep driving sorry everybody did you see the pictures of RT look at it right there oh yeah that one not making 20/20 they're trying to get him to clean up because I'm not doing s*** I like it it's like me Temple quit smoking like I'm not Desiring quitting right now you guys are yeah that's a hard pill for people swallow that don't do it you know like wow they're f***** up but now that I've done no drugs you realize like they're loving it right now they are having the best time that peeking it looks shity but that picky when it comes to wish in their pants and nowhere to go if that ain't the best but Superbowl


    Joe Rogan on PC Culture in the 80's
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    stressful when I want to run by you and then one respond time by the way let Music Festival Firefly in Delaware nice bus from New York and then just go there camping at f****** good time and I'm f****** her ass just like laying down my back trying to keep my eyes open so I can my friends went off the bathroom like to be hammock I'll be right here I'm not going anywhere right now look at you like what's wrong with you you know it's just see a few stars and you'd be out of it eyes open music festivals Matthew come out of it and some f****** guy dressed like a wood nymph yeah let's do it let's do Louder Than Hell you know louder than hell you can't get on CD you cannot it was so homophobic that the people Warner Brothers they put it out on cassette but then they never released it on CD when CDs came on then like f*** that fat slob and why I really let me tell you during the PC days of the 80s where in a PC War right now seems like it's just a battlefield siscon crazy like this bombs going off PC wise and never people are so invested in the idea of controlling behavior and telling him what to do but back then it was happening to for a while and see if we can actually like what do you think Ace wants to do wandering through the world hanging out with his kids so like for him like getting banned from MTV is probably the greatest thing ever this is it how to say I was born in Brooklyn Sheepshead Bay what is the is it playing on YouTube or is it not bravado and then he's like s*** I'm doing good and just a dirty jokes and misogynist all those things are true but you gotta realize that he Revolution night like he did something but he broke through Rockstar style very different he figured out a way to do, that people legitimately laughed at even though they knew it was coming never ever be right no one yells out the punchline in front with the crowd what's in the ball b**** everybody wanted to hear the things that he had already said which never existed before you eat or would that original act right now and people be super satisfied stay along with them search you needed the money everybody wanted to hear the things that he had already said which never existed before the original act right now and people be super satisfied say along with them


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Strength Feats By Christian Power Team
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    nobody comes back from the dead after 3 days hey people can't really walk on water hey why did he turn water into wine why didn't you just make wine he's f****** magic I never thought of that do the thing back in the 80s called The Power Team for Jesus and what they were was used dudes that would do like Feats of Strength for Jesus like they would do f****** break bricks with their head they would rip phone books in half to lift up heavy weights do it for Jesus wow but Jesus getting the power wow look at them one of my children down there give you never heard of them know I do. I used to watch them all the time they were always his religious Channel and I still watch the Power Team for Jesus going away in the f*** is this that's amazing it was so if you have you found anything on it that's not this trick is not great play this is been to the bar for Jesus is going to love this and by the way this is this is a newer Power Team this is not the original Power Team cartoon 2.00 is it with the older guys are dead from steroids gym pants what you saying Jesus Took the blinders off my eyes and inside that far for the first time in my life I saw the world would have really had to offer me you wanted was a big fat zero I drove home with my wife we got inside our apartment my wife went and sat on the couch I Pace back and forth in the living room too many people too many moving pieces it hurts my brain I like this huge crowd dude that's like 20 Plies plus thousand people that plays giant the wrong business things up for the Lord bro is crazy the same speech every gives a different one every time acting partner wins the tag team partners


    Joe Rogan - Kyle Dunnigan's GREAT Bill Maher Impression
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    smart I know everything I do agree with a lot of what he says whatever it is for notified so many people you see the Ben Affleck one of Sam that energy is like kind of red and thick ya neck was sick like listen when you're 40 whatever the f*** AG is and you want to pack on that kind of muscles is only one way I think that ages and you want to pack on that kind of muscles is only one way I think they take that plunger hyper-aggressive virtue signaling and really didn't even know the f*** was talking about and clearly picked the wrong guy oh my God I would never argue


    Joe Rogan - Talk Shows Are Terrible
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    Amherst there was a giant field there was one guy in a red hooded sweatshirt in the center of the field sitting Indian style and I said I don't have to do this right and she was not just go out there people here you will start coming out God one guy one guy that's the People's Republic of Amherst if you took Boulder and you moved it to Western Massachusetts Progressive and liberal I did not know that well they don't like comedy that's for sure we'll be right back that's too bad most people don't know that impression and nobody knows about just not anymore amount of Pall Malls he just kept pumping on these Pall Malls just smoke and constant and his got had become distended like he was pregnant and it was just he was his rotten with cancer like his whole body was just f***** up and apparently like when he died like as he was as he was dying like last days like these goddamn cigarettes oh yeah I didn't hear that from his face he just can't he's got to keep doing it and is why is rotting and he goes from being like America's favorite all-time talk show host he was the f****** man right me he was the man he goes from that to just quitting just stopping to stop and doing it and then it becomes this weird thing he becomes this weird guy from being The Tonight Show host to just being a recluse and he never tried that Letterman's doing he's doing those things on Netflix now haven't seen them I haven't either but I like these doing them I'm worried about him I worried he would be one of those guys you know cuz yeah he kind of vanished Cruise crazy beard I'm going to do that crazy. That's cool with you guys to the point where I can't do this anymore this is too much people too much pressure too much it's a lot of pressure everyday to do a show takes a certain personality exhausting I'm sure you doing stand-up that's never been tried it can't be great I mean right he wasn't he was a Workhorse. Every Sunday go to Hermosa Beach Club I did I was on that show and film something and he brought me into the office and he didn't want to air it cuz like I did that Craig character was too like long back yeah he's just roll with the punches would you do a talk show I'm doing one right now oh yeah yeah it doesn't seem like it's fun it seems like it's too much pressure seems like there's too many people it seems like the conversation has become fake because you have 5 minutes until you cut to Commercial and they come over with cars and executive wants to talk to you in the pictures when I get here and we'll just feel like it just needs a little levity while I was going to bring her out of the jester it just needs a little levity is she allowed as how we're going to bring her to bring the gesture out all the jobs I'm tired of the jester I don't like the jester and the jester comes out as medium I don't like it I'm not recommending a time you have a people should see your studio tours


    Joe Rogan - Actors Are Mentally Unstable
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    in any way overweight or shoes beautiful should great body she said it was just like a weird to the actress you know and I think that the pressure that big is just so crazy though it's just you take someone who most of time the reason why do we want to become an actor is because they didn't get enough attention that's a lot of what causes it especially if you have like this weird sort of non-specific desire death like you you're really good character actress you know you're a Faye Dunaway or some like that you just really good at you love the craft of creating a character has a lot of them they just want to be famous and why why is that it's usually there's something f***** up from childhood usually somebody wasn't paying attention to them parents split up something went wrong addition process process is the craziest thing ever it did devastates people self-esteem it is just get rejected all the time rejected all the time that you're not selling a t-shirt that she would go on auditions when if she would get rejected she would want to f*** like a wild animal it's like she wanted something to just like she want to just block in nowadays it was like the stress of it all was so crazy she wanted validation she want to blow off steam who just the stress of it all it's so unhealthy and the people that go into that are some of the most the least it is the least advisable career path for them to be exactly yeah it attracts the wrong people just a f***** up situation the people judging you like come on in Kyle yeah I can't tell it tell us about yourself what your favorite animal is from New Jersey but I don't tell people that I go why she goes well at school to say you're from New York or go that's ridiculous I guess that doesn't make any sense at all why would you lie to go and then you just told me she was okay so she's like give me like a sour look and I had to sing with the audition to her in the audition it was so humiliated in the movie with a guy and a girl and you know I would like to know how much I love her and I'm singing like f****** Born to Run or something like that I don't remember I think everyone would love to hear a little bit right now but this very very important moment for me I left and I realize I was like this this whole process for me at least is broken mind I'm not good at this these people who were like air quotes working actors right they do a little that I D know I was on just shoot me for saying and I had a nice supper you know those people do like hopping around those people they developed this real slick way of talking and they don't say nice to meet you because they might already met you so they say good love you could you see if Kyle no one explored ideas you just adopted whatever everybody else was going with and ran with oh yes I agree Hillary is so much more qualified he would just be able to just say s*** like that it was just it was really strange that we like real obvious Democrat leakeddata weren't thinking it through their just adopted this mindset and they were just sneaking their way through the system they were like exploiting little personality holes in the system and they would get become friends with casting agent casting agents with a woman casting agent who is friends with a friend of mine and just being nice and being kind kinda and she f***** all these actor guys and she would get one of those sexually aggressive with guys yeah and one of my friends to Super play aggressive with one of my friends is in Henrietta Weinstein she was she was Captain quite a few different shows yeah and she knew how to she know how to get to work at these these exploit people these guys that were saying good to see you those guys she would f*** those guys was it's brutal out auditioning is how I built one I've gotten like Skechers but I've only booked one show where it was like a script ago sitcom I booked like a guest starring thing and I went in it I'm a terrible reader and for the read-through they do a read-through the network like a couple days for the shoot and they gave me like oh you have eight new lines whatever and I can I read like a third grader. I need the big table read through and I stand with the whole thing out fired so the only shall I booked really off typical audition video script I was fired from wasted hours memorizing paying acting coach and none of it worked out for my name is why cuz I get really nervous I feel very judged I feel very uncomfortable I'm a terrible reader trying to remember it's just basically get too nervous did you ever try to like see hypnotist but that probably would have been a good idea cuz it was a mental shutdown example with a bunch of bees flying around you did your your body is reacting in like a fish way really hard to grab your facilities to act or whatever you're doing the possible so I know I get it I mean especially if you think this could be it this is the big moment always behave your all your thinking is don't f*** this up don't don't f*** this up and that's like the overline Mantra to all your thoughts doing it do this correct is not the great mindset are you going to do the other performance I like my head and then you also realize that unless you're doing something like what you're doing or you just doing your own thing on Instagram someone has to pick you to work you have to get picked which is just nuts like as Comics all we have to do is just go to an open mic night practice you know right just come up with some jokes do well you come back do well you come back you just keep grindin couple years down the road you start to get a gig here in a gig there yeah I'm opening up for this guy and I got a gig em seeing at this place and then a couple years after that I'll middle in a couple There's an actual thing you can do your good you can do it you can make a living I can't imagine just being an actor forget it actor forgot a crazy dude I know I have friends that are they go crazy they all go crazy in the women that glass and it just run a sand everyday yeah and like you said it's you know a lot of things are not starting with the most secure people know almost never


    Joe Rogan on Fetishes
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    what is below 1% that's still a lot a 300 million people that means three million people are to get piton that's a lot of pee surprisingly tame I'm not into anything freaky I've never even done like whipped cream or anything hot what about when a girl ask you to like Coke or a little how do you feel about that that's a scary at requests I'm not into that I'm not who wanted me to rape her she told me to rape her. interested in doing this like the thing with the right what if what if I had a connector that only girls that want you to like force them to do s*** that's that's very true when you are young and you're forming your sexuality whatever you first got your like when I first dance with a girl and I noticed her hips were wide I I got like a boner. She's different link and four years cuz I can make early. I could not dance with a girl without getting a hard-on I was at a wedding once and I asked this girl. I never do this but you like alone and she was hot and I got to dance with my mother's there and I got like a boner but I don't know this girl at all and I had to tell her hitched and I she probably already knew so it's like I'm sorry can you help me up off the floor and I had to how humiliating it says I'd ask a girl to like Shimmer me off the floor away from my bus money as the universe like I only worked yeah I'd like a whole blackout and I glued like planets my body with velcro grown man and then I go to her house on time which I didn't realize you don't go to parties on time I just got into LA and then I went and I went to hug her and knocked over the Skeleton on the wall and their dog went up and I bit Venus off my leg and took off and I'm just in the room and no one's dressed up you are coming and have a a pirate but no one's really dressed up except for a meal does a pariah and then no one talked me to put the at the end this guy cuz all our friends are like frat guys because I asked you a question and I was like yeah yeah they were all kind of like Rocky Jackie and they were drunk and I think I seem like a Target cuz I'd the Universe on my body seemed like an easy target unless you were doing something why would they think that was funny like what are you doing man what's with the outfit and then you start talking you know it's funny though the boner today cuz there's a girl that I dated when I was in high school and she she was into like rubbing her feet on me and I had a foot thing. 10:30 ugly teacher but her smell boner everytime I connected to like a particular like saying like whether it's choking someone or any of that got to go to the girl wanted me to rape her also would grab my hand and put on the back of her head down crazy she was just really into it but it took a while for her to warm up it's almost like my first started fooling around should look alike beat her up but I was trying to figure out what we're doing while we're doing it like I was wearing sexual the First episodes he an older girl asked him to jerk off in front of her and I was always like that that actually happened and that got linked up you can't really decide what links up your sexuality what it is a turns you on it just would have I have no information that's my guess weird s*** what are the weird s*** I am the weirdest is this is the smelling the shoes Marla Maples Trump sex put a camera in her bedroom cuz she could she kept Lutz you have one shoe and it was some friend would come in they got the car just like just coming in and stealing snipping a cheese anyway yeah it's true but if we weren't pervs this species wouldn't be a limit a watch 70,000 people if we can have the super Parveen to go through the snow get some I think it's less than 70,000 people there were saying that after one of the super volcanoes and might have gotten down to just a few thousand well where was Indonesia some massive supervolcano 70,000 years ago killed off almost everybody I didn't know about that down two extremely low number I think they they estimate it somewhere between like 2 and maybe like 10,000 people yeah you need people who like to f*** a lot Vizio sorry what's going on I smoke weed before the show me people he was explaining with his wife is also biologists that there's two different things that men are attracted to their attracted to a beautiful woman but their tracks to hot woman like a hot woman doesn't necessarily have to be beautiful but what she does is offering opportunity for like very quick sex so you can just have sex with her you don't have to court her like a girl short skirt and tits are popping out she's wearing a lot of makeup that what that signals is that there's an opportunity for you to spread your jeans and you have no responsibilities you wouldn't have to take care of it you would know you would have to spend a lot of time with her Court her that yeah she's the type of person that allows you to just f*** her inspector jeans elsewhere that makes sense for that being a stimulating thing for men like for men like this idea of like loose women like loose women are very attracted very attractive to us for that reason I call you if I can get some not deal with all these pictures in there but literally an evolutionary trait that we have adapted to the disease thing knocks it back a little bit for me I'll go look for like coming and end and take me away or like force me to like what am I trying to say if you like that say you fell for somebody and she liked and she dumped you and you're still pining over her you put her you like think about like the blood moving through her body and her in her skeleton and you put her on the toilet thing about like she's making by I know it's gross but that you think about her this animal you think of that are on the toilet and whenever she pops up you put her on the toilet you're welcome. Doesn't work with me it will I won't care I take I eat a lot man I take some horrific schitts but think about like The Bachelorette or something they're they're fantasize a lot of times they really under this fantasy and and you're married so you're going to get past all that but that early on fantasy make filling in the blanks is perfect person usually leave that out and never bother me I don't give a f*** about periods well I think if you just imagine there's a skeleton underneath this woman that I'm like pining over she just like


    Joe Rogan - Tom Arnold is Taking Down Trump with Michael Cohen?
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    play the face by a perfect Tom Arnold who hates Trump has a new show on Vice or he's just running around trying to find incriminating video and audio on Trump that's all he has him on a quest to find incriminating and humility video and audio on Trump and he was with Michael Cohen today what yes how could he he Michael Cohen is apparently going to work with Tom Arnold on the show the FBI okay with that I think they would be like what is a Jimmy Twitter this is Miss Universe tape is another tape text to Tom Arnold I mean no one's going to Care no matter what he can have an effect probably but f*** John Gotti Trump is a Teflon Don he said that movie they're saying they scam Rotten Tomatoes without moving used to be the greatest movie of all time send some sort of correction he didn't say me and him were teaming up to take down Donald Trump Michael has enough Trump on his plate I'm the crazy person who said me and Michael Cohen were teaming up to take down Trump of course I meant it Michael doesn't get paid by Vice okay thank you Tom for correcting record why I don't want to get killed oh no impossible impossible you can't kill Tom Arnold and did it for a favor Putin might be able to do it put some would you consider doing a Putin on your page I will yes that's a good idea to Gray. what is the lotion that is a Russian accent is this good or bad just listen to him talk to you X you get it I'm Putin and Russian prostitutes Waterford flying all over


    Joe Rogan - Brain Damage Gave Her a Chinese Accent?
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    play this play this I want to hear her how long is that her migraine squishy experiences as many as 10 times or more per month are leaving her with neurological damage the condition usually follows traumatic brain injury or stroke those with FAS also experienced loss of vocabulary but there we go again she has accent over tonight they gave her a food you have my mom that the accident hundred percent Texas she searched it and then I was like oh Lord here's a problem with that I wanted to get a root canal and I came back please be more sensitive today please this is how I talk now the original accent as well or is it just that one now this woman says she's been described as speaking in Italian French and even Japanese tell if I tend to get over for kids so I supposed to start so I took 35 for me but how to show you the paperwork I got a prescription if I never swallow but are barely holding onto real you're right you're right smack has foreign accent syndrome okay former beauty queen let me hear it baby that only affects crazy people listening to the stuff Never Last the USA this was her accent that is a good weed plant yesterday September 17th 2011 I started having problems with my boy oh my God I tried to talk and say something about 3 days 2015


    Joe Rogan Rants About Circumcision
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    races that which Greek Orthodox f*** that that's crazy s*** I want some I think seguro sent me that like what is that her babies in a pool in that fight just popped up and all this baby stuff that's how horrible thing that they do they smash that kid in the water and pick them up by their arms and smash them down in the water again to do it a bunch of times then the cut a dick yeah white slice and dice because I help you two girls all girls all girls three girls three girls if you had a boy would you get circumcised circumcisions and they lose their dick every year also kids of this is having multiple times kids have been circumcised by a traditional you know what is it a mohel with the rabbi and the rabbi's had herpes and they've transferred it because the rabbi has to suck the kids dick died from it yeah they've died from it suck the baby penis and there's a f****** video this one Rabbi explaining the necessity of doing this because it's the the part of the ancient books in the Torah where it is Robert Baker estimate 229 deaths per year from circumcision in the United States Bollinger estimated approximately 119 infant boys die from circumcision related each in the US 1.3% of all male neonatal death from all causes are from circumcision these are several cases there are several case reports of death in the medical literature yeah people die all the time from circumcision or just understand that folks this is an elected unnecessary surgery that you're doing to a f****** baby and there's no medical reason to do it people say stupid s*** like that. that's a dude doesn't have any shame at all I don't know if those numbers are accurate that you just read that we just pulled off on another article talking about in this is an Australian link to the same information it says that going to look back on this hundred years 5 years from now and they make fun of the same way with make fun of powdered wig that's even worse cuz he's doing it to babies by the time we had you cut cut yeah I mean I would you should be a decision a person should be able to make cuz I feel like every guy at the age where they were old enough to make that'll be like f*** I'm not doing that I'm not doing that turn up grow their circumcision foreskin back what they're doing they're taking the skin that they have the regular skin around their dick and their stretching it out and is all these devices like the little pool in the year poll she had to try to get it to go back to the taken like the base of their their dick where was cut up a little bit everyday I can't get I can't get over fever do I guess people do everything why why should his whole community of people they're trying to grow their foreskin back that are really angry and they feel all this pain and and that like emotional pain from the fact that cut their dick cut when they're little baby and had no say in it and apparently it makes your dick dick less sensitive when you do that and it your dick is naturally self-lubricating the head of your dick is and as soon as they cut the foreskin off then it dries out and you know we're used to dry I got plenty of that for you but apparently regular dicks if you don't cut them their moist the tip like a pull that foreskin back and that tip has got like a layer of mucus on which is why you got to clean it and then it all Jesus Christ and all the risks that we know about where kids actually do get sick and die from it that this a real thing that happens every year who knows how many people are out there that I f***** up dicks that are just because some assholes ancient tradition that we passed I disposed to do it are you talking about I've been in locker room two piece of s*** nobody cares take the Cuban egg roll he wasn't in a dick at least a hundred times at least a hundred times and it helped a lot of different punchlines jokes and butt it was like hanging out with you I could see you for skin how come you didn't get cut from kids witch doctor mutilated by the witch doctor that's exactly exactly your butcher dick over there


    Joe Rogan - Ravens Are Smarter Than Chimps!
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    watch this they had this video online it was live videos of bald eagles having babies in that you could watch him dead camera setup on him and everything was fascinating it ended ended terribly though the they showed you how the mom would sit and the dad would go out and hunt and then he came back he would just his shift was like an hour or two and she was the rest of the time but he would go out and bring food back and the poor thing I think it was the mom going to get food at guy f****** his buy a commercial airline hit by a jet on a landing and killed the mom and so they had to help the birds because the dads don't go you know that would have been the end of their ass so I think that helped him out I don't know what they do they might they're Savage f****** birds being a raven raven you know that British that little that it's like an upside down you that car that weird old car just yes it's like a little like a like a parentheses upside down this she had a pet Raven that was they said I guess they're the most intelligent bird and this thing should we keep the keys in the ignition in the windows down and she be like we're going to go for a ride and the Ravenwood fly in the car start the car with its beak sit on the door she get into start driving and then he would just fly right next to the car wherever she went I believe I could knock it over so she has like a relationship is for a hundred percent in this raven knew and loved it like he was like all should let me go start the car for you and let's go for a drive in the car grab that s*** was it's because they're Big Brother Big too and just turn those little keys and that he would wait for her to get in sheet start driving or just fly right next to it I don't know you might look for it but I watched it so smart assault video One using a tool to get another tool so they could get into something like they did these tests to find out how they intelligent they were to see if they could do problem solving to get food and so it had to use like one small stick in order to pull out a larger stick in the larger stick to pull out this thing that got him the food and it figured it out figure it out quickly it's crazy it's crazy watching it do it it's like this little conniving f*** her there's a great video one of my favorite videos online of this one Raven that taunts these two cats into a fight the stars of them up into a fight had they're both what is this lady going to rain are there look at that heads Heads baby heads is dude over here just chillin like it's nothing show your Gothel it was this a sure you're goth by but are you dejectedly riding the subway with your Raven by Raven provokes cats opposite rooftops like right next to each other and then chilling and in The Raven flies over to where the cat is and starts f****** with them and after he starts f*** with them then he flies over to where the other cat is and he starts f*** with him he gets behind nose like a b**** what you doing you can't just close enough for the Catholic I'm going to get this other cat and looking at other cats like f*** you f*** you no f*** you look at it you can clear the cat why would a raven get close to a cat these cats are killing each other and it's Ravens like you dumb hoes they fall into that hole just hanging out with them an animal that can fly on the ground vulnerable watching these two cats fight f****** that is a crazy ass bird that is that cat is still alive motherfuker what kind of a p**** are you it's such a weird weird animal like once they found out that these things are smart they like look in comparative test when it comes like problem solving there a smart or smarter than chimpanzees Ravens fingers and how to make problem-solve stuff like like spell their name and s*** and you know you give him some food they might be able to do that cuz chips can kind of do stuff like that here's one is Raven so he keeps dropping those box in there to try to raise the level of the water up how the f*** does he figure that out man like look at that that's crazy Auckland New Zealand University just makes you think right like we always Define intelligence by how much can it be manipulating its environment where that throws us off is like dolphins and Orcas and whales cuz they're really smart and they can't they can't do anything they have flippers we know they have these really complex languages and they have they have Baltimore accent and that do know that dolphins and orcas have accents dolphins and orcas have accents I can know that they can't tell what the f*** they're saying but they can tell where they're from really so it's a regional thing not like a bottlenose versus spotted as a different accent


    Joe Rogan Reacts to GIANT Alligator Gar
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    city of light tackle you need to be strapped in a chair for the thing a battle battle battle and they used to the locals used to catch him all the time it was like a big thing for their food but they're worth so much money for Americans to go down and fish for them and now they protect them my good friend Steve rinella has a podcast called mediator and he went down and filmed episode he also has TV show they film some episodes their show in Peru and Bolivia and those people that the local they make a whatever money that they actually do make the make a big portion of it some of them do helping people fish for these things you know acting as a guide the size of these things look at that prehistoric giant animal and they survive in water when there's a drought so when the water gets like super low their surviving and water were like literally like the waters up to their half their face and there's waddling around so you can just walk right up to him talk of anything with teeth like that but they don't have teeth as big as the muskies if you go back Jamie to those pictures of see that there's a bunch of them in like water where they're their upper bodies exposed the water so shallow and they're so enormous mean either huge huge dinosaur fish and millions and millions of years that's an alligator gar fish for them and they get f****** human look at that one right there is clear that is head of an alligator in the body of a fish and their body is armored like they're they're still scales you have to cut through with wire I'll give you try to cut through that s*** would like a regular like a buck knife or something like that no offense to Buck like a Swiss army knife or some s*** is not good enough man in the water see if you cuz I think I think they get into the hundreds of pounds Jesus Christ but they long 230 lb cabin Broken Bow Lake Oklahoma crazy and then once you get that you take the meat and they really like Smokin it smoker that's apparently the best way we can discuss little baby ones in his fish tank vicious little creature I mean they actually stay I mean that's what the blows me away is they start that small yeah he's f****** with him right now I think I'm going to guess I'm going to guess 30 million years they've been that way might be more I think in the same form since before that meteor hit looking like that so whatever old as f*** dinosaur fish I mean I'm used to seeing those people pull out big carp and catfish I've never seen anything like that yeah those are big ass fish think they bow hunt for them to Bo's mermaid design just for bowfishing and they have like a spool on it and you shoot into it and just and then they just pull it in by hand or they have a real that doesn't say an alligator gar braided line and they use a leader like a wireless big ass f****** hooks up to 40 grand for aquarium in the Japanese black market it says 43 but if they were called snakeheads and I think somebody put them in the water and they bred to kill the snakeheads in and start from scratch and the restock the lake so that's definitely somebody put that in there walk-in monster on there how do you get the hook out of that mouth or maybe it's just too tired by the end just gives up me at that are good to eat all day bring it in and eat it feel good is like 5 minutes into fishing how long it take you to bring it in about a half-hour that's damn good wasn't that big for Marlin not the biggest the great place to go fishing it's just there's not a lot of people on here that go I went deep-sea fishing so while ago now off of I think I might been out of Huntington we rented a boat just like six of us the world records 1376 pounds in 1982 that's a big fish damn 20 damn man I met at the boat off of I think I might have been out of Huntington we rented a boat just like six of us the world records 1376 lb caught off at in 1982 that's a big fish damn 20 damn man I met at the boat


    Joe Rogan - Hilarious Jamie Foxx Story!
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    I wish I knew who told me about you I wish I could remember it might have been Tom probably was time he was pretty it was a comic preacher was a comic might have been Tom he was a person to repost one of my nothing but maybe that's what it was I did this show always something I did this Jamie Foxx like sketch show pilot and addicted to get up part on a network show it it's a lot of auditions if you climb a mountain to get the role and I was like feeling this is my last shot and everything and I got there and we couldn't we weren't allowed to write for ourselves what is a wga and the people that were riding two of them just got out of prison and they were not coming writers like to get let me get my friends this cuz I got do you you do you have any walked out in these actors like no you can't do that because the script it was like like like these guys never wrote it before your Jimmy Baio James Bond all right and you're in an airplane right and like to take it take it that be like yeah you order like a soda like a Coca-Cola or Sprite or like a 8.0 going to have a Mountain Dew at Mountain Dew or Dye Coke and then that was it the night I did was sit there a dead silence like and then we had like the show it came out very mediocre I would like a hot like a cast member whatever and then at the end you do fox pays all this millions of dollars and a fans going about their wallets but we showed them not realized we had to wait for a pickup and I'm just standing on stage thinking with my last shots have anything cuz I was already like 40 and I just was like let me go to the wrap party and the whole thing was just Eric Andre is out until like what's happening and we go late to the party and we walk in his nice restaurant and Jamie Foxx is standing up and it's a whole lot big table and he's going out what your favorite animal what's your favorite animal goose first animals who you think you are the second animals who you really are I told Tom Cruise that and he said it was awesome anyway Instagram of ground balls was going shopping for house and had to stop I just Pizza Hut Campaign which was like get ready to like open up several bank accounts and it was like the big New Yorker pizza at Al does an explosion of flavors of shooting 9 has a campaign 2 videos 9/11 happened as well as we're shooting the explosion and it was like it was at the wrong vibe. explosion and it was like it was at the wrong vibe to block a New York a big explosion of flavors this whole thing is so they canceled the whole thing they played like I don't know like a month I played a few and then they like dropped it but he was like you know it was I shop for I got paid like real but we're going to do six more it was going to be like one of those flow from you grabbing a hot guy


    Joe Rogan - Caitlyn Jenner Is A Hypocrite!
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    why is notice she like she answered herself. producer seems like an interesting situation has gone forever boring like I watched it I tried to watch and it was boring I just feel like they missed the formula look at that is a fascinating situation and then becomes a man that show not do well how could I think what happened was she wasn't open about what her transition wasn't about that she didn't really talk about she doesn't believe in gay marriage that that's when I like I was on her side and I like yeah she's I mean what how she said it makes no sense it's their feet to the fire and their big feet cheat sheet to burn those feet, 17 Jimmy Choo should I fire up that she's been she knows what it feels like to be shot under unbelievable public lesbian bro but she's a lesbian now she's dating a trans Jesus going to judge that it spits they need to cut her brain open and then figure out what's what's going on a lot of confusion and a lot of wanting to fit in in a lot of you know it doesn't make any sense and I really like people going through that hurt anyone's feelings that is Wow girlfriend used to be a board that's what she used to look like oh Christ the world is so strange and then she's like I just she's not a great person I mean she killed that lady with a car and then said nothing like that was the weirdest see the footage know she looks completely like her fault she bumped into this lady who was stopped and the lady went to cross traffic and died talked about it I can imagine I'm putting on some my Lancome in the mirror didn't share is that what you said no I don't want to see this I'm going to feel bad yet some poor lady died in and no one no one gives a f*** because the story is not that the story is she's a woman now she's always been a woman she's always been a woman was good timing


    Joe Rogan - You Shouldn't Hate Trump
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    dysfunctionality is now becoming a parent you know through that political situations I mean I am just baffled by you know a government of president who basically likes to hurt people I mean that that seems to be at its this culture of Cruelty cruelty that has been that has been created and particularly if he feels slighted you know he wants to come back at you extra hard yeah yeah the reflection of probably of his childhood trauma I mean I think his father was very abusive now he's it's his chance to get revenge you know and he's the guy who what's to take him for a trip you know I don't think it would do any good really I don't think it would do any good why not cuz I don't think there's a moral I don't think those are core there you know my I mean I would certainly I don't think it would help him curadero I forced to work most with it said that told me the other two kinds of people I will not give up Ayahuasca to one is sociopaths and the other is skitzofrenix Trump is a sociopath you know he has no interior he's never had a reflective moment in his life that's that's what concerns me it's all external now he's like pure it you know he is a six-year-old an angry six-year-old if we met him at 16 would you have hope for a future or do you mean when is a person Beyond reproach or beyond help like what it what is the year do we have a psy.d in our minds that when a certain age is reached that a person is just firmly establish there's no more growth male you know you see someone is a sixty-year-old fool that's a dying fool he's going to be a fool to his last day on this planet why is that though someone lives a certain life has a certain amount of time here that they're not going to learn is it just because of our own past experiences with these types of people or we imposing a limitation on their growth like I'm very curious about that because we we do do that we assume that if someone f**** up in their 20 will they will get better they will do their going to evolve the way it's not fair I mean especially now what we're learning about the other thing that psychedelics do that is kind of a new thing that we're learning is neuroplasticity it actually reorganizes Connections in the brain you know psilocybin does this and presumably the others the others due to some of the Finesse lemons do it so that's a new thing you know you can actually change the the activity of of the system that's probably not fair to say I mean I mean my friend who came with me he he made a point when we were discussing this he says you know you shouldn't hate Trump you know he's used to that you should love Trump at the end I said it's real hard but is not the cause of it and somebody he's that he's the symptom of of what's happening on East he's the disrupter but the disruption is happening anyway and then so in some ways maybe we should be grateful to Trump because he's he's making you know he's he's making it so in everybody's face that the people are questioning everything and that's not the good thing because this system it can't last to know so there's going to be a transition that's going to be pretty rough and Trump is just part of that not in any conscious way he's as much the victim of the times as anybody else expect to be president the big buildings right he was caricature you know he wasn't it wasn't what he is now what he is now is he's show he's exploited this vulnerability in the political system that we essentially a popularity contest to choose our rulers and the idea of that and at first was to pick the best one based on public perception but that's not what it is anymore now it's like we are so jaded as to how well the system works and is to what difficult and important about it and we just want a guy to win now it's our guy and Hillary Hillary represented the bureaucrats she represented the red tape in the career politicians the ones The Proven Liars the ones who are starting these Clinton foundation's and making hundreds of millions of dollars and given the speeches and making hundreds of thousands dollars talking to Bankers but won't release any the transcription and this guy was our guy to drain the swamp this is and then it came on and it turned out he is the swamp is inescapable completely broke and I don't think I mean I certainly don't think if we elected Hillary it would all be good it would still be a mess but but the problem with Trump is no he's immune to facts for one thing and they obviously deluded possibly demented certainly a show path I mean and and very impulsive and this is not you need to know this is not the person you need to be leading the Western world because because he's not reflective he's not it's it's all response you know this is this is the petulant six-year-old aspect of it he sees something and he reacts immediately there's no thought that intervenes stop. Create a businessman if you look back on if you look at his business deals that's the same with this Korea thing I mean if he can pull out off more power to him but I'll bet you it's not going to go anywhere cuz you know Kim Jong Hoon and the Chinese who are behind it they are very smart and they they basically realize this guy is a buffoon and they will be able to make a show on the world stage but they won't give up anything people are already saying that's what did he actually Come Away with nothing some vague mumblings about denuclearization we've had that before but was unprecedented to see the leader of North Korea and South Korea meet at the DMZ and shake hands and trap was traveled atlasov across it was pretty fascinating that was pretty fast I think that's progress in some way and maybe his lunacy needs leads to inadvertent progress or if I mean maybe it's it's some sort of a I mean people are many things he can't be entirely foolish and probably a method to his Madness never lost all of his money you know I'm saying me he really has been at least marginally success but the point is that this is a guy that he's probably pretty complex as much as he is crazy stop it Ron it's just a terrible idea though the end it was a good idea that was constructed you know in 1776 when it made sense back then it was only a great solution to the problems of the times we don't live in those times the situation that we have now I'm in this this is also part of a problem you know with the social media and everything it's true there's fake news out there produced on both you cannot tell so you've got the Trump you know reality Distortion field right which is reinforced by his really no pretense about ignoring what's real you know like this whole controversy about about the immigration and splitting up families as they what were just enforcing the law but in fact you know at the stroke of a pen Heat change that we didn't enforce that way before but so has changed its just just changed just caved in and now he's and he's reacted already traumatized I'm glad you changed it but I'm sure that was a cynical decision his adviser said look look Donald you're about to go to a year if I have to go to a rally in Duluth I honestly what is that is that but is that some fashion jacket that she wore to that event you stupid f****** thing to where I really don't care do you yeah I care yeah I do care about talking about bizarre open-ended question I really don't care about what of these people they have a sensitivity to how it look to check in on it yeah you see what's going on good for her yeah I could feel she's an immigrant I mean this is the irony of the whole thing she barely speaks English the whole thing is so bizarre is that his own wife is a f****** immigrant this what this is the sign of the simulation to be considered the simulation theory yes I mean it's like it's like reality whatever we choose to call it is becoming so weird that I often ask myself who is writing this s*** and can't they get a better writer


    Joe Rogan on Canada Legalizing Marijuana
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    we discovered Canada has just recently legalized marijuana as of today did they have any plans or do you know of considering the legality of other substances as a matter fact they do there is there I can't really talk about it and actually I shouldn't talk about it cuz I don't have that much information but there is a gentleman who came to one of my retreats I meet the most interesting people at these Retreats it wouldn't believe it this guy is an aspiring young politician Canadian politician from Ottawa he's talking to Justin about legalizing psychedelics for therapeutic uses and he's in a working with some some lawyers and someone and putting together a proposal to do this MDMA assisted Psychotherapy trials begin final Vancouver well there you go but that's Maps right that's the Catalyst behind that he wants to change policy and the thing is the Canadians are reasonable people that's the big difference from America to see how you can propose this kind of thing and they'll they won't dismiss it out of hand Lowell you know what should we do this really sure I think so wow what makes you say that cuz he spoke about it I'm sure he wouldn't speak about gas he's the right age he well I can't say it's just pure speculation I wouldn't be surprised if people don't know about beyond the chrysanthemum means there's this thing that you see when you break through when you do DMT this very bizarre geometric pattern it chrysanthemum right right you know the Canadians I mean for instance to get approval for these MDMA trials was a lot more straightforward in Canada you know and now and they've done some clinical studies with Ayahuasca and they're they're on board with that they've done some some studies with indigenous people in Canada they called First Nations but they have what's Ayahuasca and they're they're on board with that they've done some some studies with indigenous people in Canada they called First Nations but they have they have done that and it's been pretty it's been straightforward to get that work done


    Joe Rogan - Are Psychedelic Trips Real?
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    and there was no voucher specimens to document The Collection so a lot of it had to be dismissed you know the the beta Carboline chemistry of banisteriopsis didn't really get well defined until some Chinese scientists or at least they have Chinese name worked on them and discovered harmine tetrahydroharmine on the Harbor Lane as the main alkaloids they could run stop to Botanical voucher specimen so they really should get the credit for discovering it and then once that was done and it was known you know other scientists had to acknowledge that why did they describe it as telepathy supposedly some sort of a story about some group telepathic experience romantic story you know out of the literature I mean I mean it it was rumored to be able to cause telepathy of it just wasn't Ayahuasca they were only taking formula it's not clear. Clear. Clear yeah I mean they may have been take but they may have been taking that but whether they were giving telepathy I kind of doubt it when we know we could get telepathy on Ayahuasca not so uncommon it happens all the time people have group hallucinations group Visions has anybody ever bothered to dependently like sequester people put them into like a different rooms have them do Ayahuasca and then have them describe a very similar experience are almost identical experience to prove that these telepathy experiences exist or at least it as far as I know that hasn't been loved seeing everybody want to talk afterwards cuz if I've heard from more than one person in fact my friend Kyle Kingsbury and his wife had an Ayahuasca experience with a both had a visualization of their child and then when they got back she was pregnant they want of having this child from their visualization from this experience obviously they're very close and they were together and they probably communicated quite a bit and you know I will always think will be really interesting it would be very interesting I mean and that sort of points out there is you know our realm of experience a realm of knowing that these things give access to that's normally closed to assembly of a trivial statement of course but then you get down two questions of how verifiable is that how real is that how you know and and people get I don't know if the term is hung up but they can get baffled when you start talking about you know the reality of say the entities you encounter of DMT I mean this is this is some people I know we're obsessed with trying to verify the reality of the entities that you find on DMT and again it comes down to If you experience them they're real experienced it does it have a corresponding existence in the external World well you know what's external what's internal Wheatley throw around these terms these these epistemological metaphysical terms quite carelessly you know without really thinking about it what does it mean when you say I'm in here and you're out there you know and then you take a psychedelic and you realize that's official boundary you know we're all one there is no separation it's separated normal Consciousness though it's separated in normal conscious but then what is normal conscious right if not a reflection of your neurochemical brain State I mean everything you experience is an altered state because it's filtered into this brain process by the brain and you know the brain is a biochemical engine that as I say often we were made out of seems that our normal Consciousness is the best state to propagate biological life and to keep our whatever we've created in terms of our community structures and relationships and friendships and ability to build structures and houses and things like that these all these things are done best when you're here and present whereas Lionel psychedelic State I agree with you if you had a meeting with God and you went and God gave you all the answers to the world and you have you experienced undeniable Beauty in the most extreme form possible where you couldn't have imagined it and then you came back what do you hallucinated it or not it's the exact same experience exactly I can't put it on a scale right way it looks like we've stretched a tape measure around and God is 47 in across like just because you know I'm saying just because you can't measure it what we term are are metrics for reality right and that is exactly the thing don't worry about whether it's real in the way we would defined real is it good information or is it bad air is it not that's the thing it doesn't matter where it comes but it's such a good information then it has its own internal validity and whether it came from some part of yourself what is normally obscured to you or came from the plant teacher or the aliens transmitting it through it doesn't really matter but we we are obsessed with that where are a reality for being fooled a lot of experience where he had a UFO encounter like all that's nonsense right right easy to dismiss yeah and in fact that is the nature of these phenomena that's what's really interesting easy to dismiss you knowing that that was another aspect of the experimental latera I left out when I was talking about my lecture but there's almost always an element of absurdity yeah and these experiences and in paranormal experiences in UFO encounters you know what that that was another aspect of the experimental latera I left out when I was talking about my lecture but there's almost always an element of absurdity yeah and these experiences and in paranormal experiences in UFO encounters it's like little green man yeah are you kidding


    Joe Rogan - Dennis McKenna Critiques Michael Pollan
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    I think a lot of people will agree with me a lot of people listen to this show will agree with me when I say I pretty much given up on politics politics seems to me irrevocably broken many other institutions are dysfunctional if not broken I mean science is corrupt government is corrupt corporate corporatism is because they're not they don't have a base of compassion and recognition of the interrelatedness of all things and and psychedelics are a catalyst for waking up and so once people have that experience then their perspective is changed and if they're influential they can go out and make change on a global scale who's a mainstream straight-laced guy who's written about architecture and Agriculture and all these different things or people like really respect his opinions and is worried about ya this guy has not just written this book but has also gone out in a limb and had a bunch of different psychedelic experience is in control settings right and talks about them and the profound impact it had on his a one-point skeptical mind he was very skeptical about what what these things were do I love Michael Paul I have for a long time I'm sorry okay for a long time and I'm really delighted that he's come out and written about this there are some things about his book I have to say that I'm a little disappointed but then I also have to say I'm only about a little over halfway through it LOL he sort of Rights it from the perspective that all of this started with the discovery of LSD in 1943 and then that was the Psychedelic Arrow there their indigenous Traditions thousands of years old banging at the bushes for 60 years now seriously I'm not sure why he did that if that was a conscious decision but I'm kind of disappointed cuz I think I have a perspective that I have some things to say that's so far haven't been said in this book and and things that Michael Pollan would would completely relate to you know he's the one that brought up the idea that you know perspective like plant domestication and on our relationship with our food plants and we think we're growing we're cultivating class actually plants are cultivating us you know this is plants program for world domination running the same is true of all these teacher plants this is why they're out there you know on the global stage now and he didn't need maybe he will get to it I mean I'm only play jealous I wish you had talked to me on the other cam what he has written is going to be important it's going to be influential I mean this will be influential to a small number of people pollan's book is going to bring it to the attention of millions refresh the way people view this whole subject I think when you when you look at when you're talking about ancient cultures and the use of Psych Adele going back thousands and thousands of years and then this dip somewhere around 1970 where it almost seems to have gotten down to a very low hum but now the drums are beating again and then I wasn't coming by now it's coming back you know I'm really fascinated and excited about that cuz I think this is me too I don't think it's the answer to everything but I think it's the glue I think it's there's a there's a thing about the Psychedelic experience that for is you to recognize that you have these pre-established ideas of what things are and that you kind of put them in these boxes and you've sort of pushed it away and you like while I've defined what a city is and I'm just going to put that over there now I know what that is a knock I think that about them anymore road is my first DMT experience is just sitting around looking at Rhodes differently like I was I was on a rotisserie crazyshit ever wake we've decided that it's normal to lay this hard surface down on the ground so we can roll these fire breathing Association Bethel weird symptom of what we're doing by erecting these massive structures and cities and that you know we need this this is ground in order for us to use Vehicles Anand Bhatt in the in the process of doing that would sort of marred the landscape with it everywhere yeah well psychedelics do give us the the chance to rethink a lot of things you know I think we've talked before about Simon Cowell's work he wrote about he writes about psilocybin grow psilocybin solution and that was his first book and I think his latest it's the magic mushroom Explorer but something in his work released May which is he pointed out that you have to look the psychedelics and some cents are there scientific instruments they give you an opportunity to look at phenomena in a way that you've never looked at them before because they have this because they take you out of your reference frame you know or they bring the background forward or there's different ways to describe it and pollen actually describes it well when he talks about this disruption of the default mode Network it enables you to see patterns in nature that you're programmed not to see you know a lot of what our brain does this whole reducing valve idea is it filters many things out it lets in just enough of the external world that you can relate it to Prior experiences what you think you know and you construct this artificial model of reality and that's that that's what you inhabit, I've said this many times Maybe worse than falling may be better but I talked about how you know we're living in a hallucination essentially that's constructed by our brains and in order to just deal with all the information that is available it has two really restricted it has to put a choke on it so that does get in can make sense that's fine for ordinary Consciousness but you are prone to overlook things about reality that are important and psychedelics temporarily give you an opportunity to lower those lower those mechanisms that default Network or sometimes called Darrell gating if you're in a safe place where you don't have to worry about your your safety you know there is no saber tooth tiger going to come get you you know and and so you don't have to worry about your safety then you can just relax into it and you can appreciate things that are always there but they're not there these are not things you imagine they're just things that you never notice cuz your program not to so tremendous learning tools and many many scientists have sent you know their insights have come from their psychedelic experience from Steve Jobs to Creek to Kary Mullis some of these folks admitted their mothers deny it but it's true you know so there many many things we can learn from psychedelics learning tools and many many scientists have sent you know their insights of come from their psychedelic experience from Steve Jobs to Creek to Kary Mullis some of these folks admitted their mothers deny it but it's true you know so there many many things we can learn from psychedelics that's only one of them from a scientist perspective that's an important one


    Joe Rogan & Firas Zahabi Debate Scientific Truth
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    he didn't want to start talking about toxins you know where cleansing you owe possible possible story you tell yourself yeah but that term toxins rent is so that that is like there's certain things that people say where you know you're dealing with a woo oo this is some b******* here and toxins is one of them cleansing and toxins I'm going to class and I'm getting the toxins out of scientists are just as guilty as well as every other guy you think of Science in science even the most popular guys have will they just ever study the philosophy of science so they don't really understand what you're saying or say give me an example of why don't I fall off the face of the Earth and you can be like well Joe there's is gravity this is force of gravity pulling down to the earth the earth has a greater mass than you therefore uses Force pulling you down we call the gravity and then some guy comes around his name is the hobby guy I have another theory way more mature than his I believe there are gremlins pulling down to the Earth they have lasso he's infinitely long last wasn't every time you're falling out there if they pull you every time you jump up and down on they pull you back down to the Earth you don't see these grandma's or invisible but that's what's pulling onto the earth now how do you know who's right and who's wrong who's telling you the truth me or Isaac Isaac lived a long time ago before they actually had provable studies that could show you why gravity Works maybe one of those studies so I'm not assigned to let me break it to you this way no scientist has a study to prove us a gravity works understand the gravity is in relation to the size and mass of objects so the Moon is smaller therefore does 1/6 Earth gravity cuz it's 1/4 the size of the Earth there to formula my theory of Gremlins which obviously I don't believe in right eye music something's like Adams the moon has less items there for Less Gremlins less than pulling you Siri correlates with the gravity Theory exactly but I'm using a mythical language just to point out that every type of force were talking about is an inference it's only we project out there we don't actually see gravity and you know later on I find it bunx gravity right well what you mean by Hebe but what did Einstein do to debunk have a new Theory and hypothesis that gravity is a pushing force not a pulling Force seat Isaac Newton he did Aristotle believe about ourselves to say how do you say look this thing has a natural place it has to be stuck to the Earth that's its natural place it the force is within that one thing that's why doesn't fall whistle when I was a bird fly he said it look at a celebrity its natural state has to be in the yard the force that carries it up in the areas within it to within the bird itself Isaac using Cameron said no that's totally wrong nobody no no entity can move itself it's only a force is applied so let's say you're walking Isaac Newton with you're not pushing yourself for your pushing the ground Beneath You backwards and that the ground can you four words so that every action is opposite equal reaction so when I run I'm really pushing the ground behind me sounds like like he's splitting hairs we sing something actually very profound he said you're pushing the Earth behind you and the Earth is pushing you forward this a reaction there so they do to to illustrate that two kids is it take a train track the elevated and the turn on the train and then you see the train tracks time to spin underneath the train and it showing look the train is pushing the train tracks back and the train tracks are pushing the train forward when they're connected to the ground so when I put you on a treadmill you're pushing the treadmill behind you the treadmills not pushing you forward because it's it's spinning along with you if I put you on the ground the ground is pushing you forward now so probably actions of ZzzQuil reaction I'm sure you hear this then I think I'm the one that says no that's totally wrong when it comes to gravity that's what is contemporary said about him that's what is percitus I thought you you're appealing to Magic what is gravity thing where it's not it's not comporium it's not Material so I made of a substance is this magic and he's like yeah it's Sports you can feel it you can detect it it's just observable in nature and for 300 years everybody believe that and then I think I'm falling says know what you guys are totally wrong there is no mythical force called gravity it's a pushing force oh really what he says is sorry for me let me get a sheet of paper I really miss simple put in a nutshell you okay but this is he says look Einstein says look space and time or one space is actually a thing out there it's actually if the space between me and you is actual physical thing he says the sun is so heavy that it didn't sit me to make a toilet bowl and the Earth is bumping around in that toilet bowl because space is actually curved its curve like this spin a bowling ball on your bed Bratz that boat that toilet bowl shape the Earth is Flowing around that toilet bowl shapes it's a pushing force no longer a pulling Force so the weight of the Earth is pushing down on Space exactly is bending space literally two masses bending space now Isaac Newton side light travels in a straight line only and to prove this Einstein said look light will bend if I'm right light will bend so they observe the Sun during an eclipse and they sounded like bed light does not travel in this is another belief that was debug I mean how many scientific beliefs are debunked countless or overturned because a scientific fact is not a mathematical Factor two different things a scientific fact can never go higher than hypothesis if somebody understands the philosophy of science he understands it every single scientific fact is not equivalent to a mathematical fact one plus one equals two a scientific fact is always subject to cross-examination a new evidence is there famous for that right we have a paradigm so during Aristotle's time you had a pair of time you thought the Sun goes around the earth it was an observational scientific fact every day he saw the sun go around the earth literally Hitler guys I'm using my senses to observe the sun go around the earth and then one day we find that now that's an optical illusion it's not you that the Sun goes around the earth is there a ghost around the Sun side the Scientific Revolution every scientific fact we have Theory including gravity gravity became the law of gravity was no longer the theory of gravity it was so accepted became the law of gravity today we don't we don't understand gravity as Einstein understood excuse me as Isaac Newton understood completely backwards literally backwards now and that's true with every scientific theory because science is always subject to New Evidence coming to life or the difference between Isaac Newton living like when whatever the f*** you lived woo woo do you see in the science of today however he was giving you type it into contradictory ideas with random events and I found out he was actually talking about determinism vs Free Will right so the idea being that you don't necessarily have free will that everything about your decisions and what you're going to do is based on your life experiences turned your genetics all these variables that are essentially out of your control so this idea of Free Will is an illusion which is a really complex conversation and is it. Think you could see it in both ways I think you do have a certain amount of control of your decisions and I think you are also shaped very much so by your past in your genetics and your interpretations of those events are those interpretations those events do and why do you make those determinations who whose who's in your head pulling the gears like what question what are you I'm a hard determinist like I'm a very hard to terminus like I'd like to terminus extremist so would you believe in Free Will I also believe in Free Will which is tricky that allows people to what what take cigars 500 pounds and also he goes on a keto diet and starts running and what will start walking and then he send you a picture on Twitter I lost 179 pounds and 6 months like holyshit how the f*** did you do that like that guy has some f****** well man to his whole life and his life experiences and it's genetics it's like yes I could see what you're saying I could see that he had enough because of his life experiences and it led to him making this change because the tremendous will involved in that and to deny that seems like you're denying the spirit of human beings and I'm going to reset the entire universe I'm going to reset every molecule there every fiber in this paper you're going to be in the exact same spot at the whole universe has been reset and it fired again is it going to land exact they were landed the first time going to land somewhere else I've reset the universe the Earth was the Earth every molecule of matter into every every every particle of matter in the universe has been reset with the same amount of force everything is identify would assume if the same amount of space in the same amount of air you would land the same spot infinitely precisely I don't know what I've reset everything perfectly infinitely precisely throw up exact same way and lands the exact same dirt with the exact same position I would assume that work in nature Why didn't it Factor itself into our little experiment here cuz your little experiments impossible but that's irrelevant the thought experiment but it's not know where is Randomness where's this phone is no Randomness if you're recreating the entire Earth in it in a very duplicatable way that's not Randomness at all what is there is no longer compute all the factors and you will use an expression called random this meeting okay roll the dice that landed on on 7 randomly why because I couldn't compute all the variables solo the greatest physicist in History X look at a billiard ball table okay if you tell me which way you're going to break the billiard balls if you tell me what velocity and what angle you can hit that the cue ball I can tell you where every single ball is going to be on the pool table that's what the fox says he's a phenomenal thinker and he says why because I'm going to take that table I'm going to turn into a math when I take the weight of the ball the friction of the table the density of the bands that the the gravity of the Earth imma take all the variables I'm going to put them up on this board here all I need to know is how hard you can hit the ball and I'll tell you precisely where everybody's going to land know somebody who doesn't know mathematics order on the trees and look at that table when he sees the break to him it's going to seem random but random this is really a reflection of his ignorance he's not able to compute all this information that's why the plast says to God the world is not random to somebody who has information the world is not random that's why he says very important that's what we're still determining because we believe that what's happening right now is a byproduct of the past the past cause this happening right now the past was out of your control if I reset the universe and let it play all over again identical the circumstance you would drink that exact same amount of coffee you have today you have me the same what you just married the same woman you would have the same kids you would have the same t-shirt on right now you would have this the mic at the same distance everything would be reset so when we look at the World Through The Eyes of physics BC the cause of line is complete the cause of line is complete meaning where is this space for Randomness or free will it we we don't Factor it in the only time we do Factor it in is when we look at ourselves inwardly but when you look at the objective of third person so that there's two views there's internal view first person Xperience we don't believe rather we don't believe in determinism we will we have free will that's first person Xperience Angel all I see and Joe is billiard balls so when you have a thought that's all billiard balls hitting one another and if I had it an infinitely precise calculator according to LaPlace I could tell you where you're going to be 5 years from now what you're going to be doing why because I'm seeing one billiard ball hit another and it just take that pool table experiment and make it the greatest pool game in history there are countless atoms are countless billiard balls striking to another somebody can calculate the world of physics and tell you hands going to be left by says I'm going to tell you where hands going to be in 5 years from now but you don't know my personal choices I'm going to make this a relative that's a real toy that's irrelevant why does he sees the billiard balls moving inside your mind so to speak to living in the first person is my intuition I'm like a I grab that coffee cup of coffee I had this internal experiences outside of physics so 11th gives a great example he says what I was really really tiny and I'd walk around your mind I would see blood flow I would see neurons firing I would see all sorts of biological interactions but it wouldn't see anything of Consciousness I wouldn't see your thoughts I wouldn't see you thinking about your wife at hearing your child's voice thinking about what you want for dinner I wouldn't see any of that I would just see billiard balls hitting one another however now that I'm having this first-person experience is something we call it intuition this first experience itself you having the spiritual type of transcendence experience what it's like to have a thought what it's like to be me so friends can I see that cup of coffee I desire the cup of coffee and I drink it science says nothing has no information about my conscious experience my intuitive experience science is not absolutely cannot tell me everything about the universe It could only tell me about the billiard balls I can only go so far at that point it has to stop because it doesn't have the our senses cannot sense the conscious experience that we're having the conscious experience is only known intuitively so first-person experience so lighten it says this is us look you look at the world when you study the world while seeing billiard balls hitting one another nobody argues about that however intuition is telling us that's all on true we have the chat we have the ability to move our own hand desire something grab something to eat something consume something make a choice and he says how are the two how could they coexist is there a reason for me to accept something as logically true I have to eliminate every other possibility so he found the one possibility one possibility that till today is is never been refuted he says he he calls it the other twin trains so picture two trains okay they're going up and down side by side traveling at the same speed they look like they're connected to one another but they're not they're just synchronized everytime one goes left other one was left when was that one goes down so when I go like Mystikal uses look when you reach for that cup of coffee the universe had already decided millions billions of years ago that that was going to happen your intuitive sense of coincides with it perfectly and he said that's what he calls a Twin Trees 3 the correlation theory that your desire to grab a cup of coffee doesn't affect your hand does not move your hand that would be possible they'll be something non-physical moving something physical so he says that they're just 4 liter perfectly when you ask him how do they correlate so perfectly says well. Just got to the girls the greatest pool shot in history whose likeness is invented the calculator is the binary code the only other computer so they work cuz it's because 11 is that to me is a hard sell yeah computer code binary code in binary binary code on a computer called The Basin binary now when he was saying this that your desire coincides with the universe having this that seems like a lot of woo that seems like a plan for you and your mother why would you say that it would be God's argument wasn't approved this argument was to tell you that this is a possibility why you free will is true and so is determinism Free Will aren't you having a direct experience of free will will the only denial of Free Will would be determinism the only denial would be that your idea of Free Will is an illusion is who you are really shaped by the momentum of your past your genetics live experience all the variables in the way you've absorbed emotions and interactions with people in the pizza flavored your very being to the point 1-1 presented with an obstacle or an opportunity or a thing there is a predetermined solution in your mind for whatever the situation is that's determinism okay so let's see how many men have have said the same thing throughout history to your senses deductively one plus one equals two via logic then you can know something intuitively meaning direct first experience Okay so I've had the coffee taste great you don't know that deductively are empirically the sensation of coffee tasting great is know intuitively direct meaning there is no there is no interpreter and plus we have some they call the egocentric predicament so right now you're experiencing this entire room within your Consciousness right I might be outside of your Eagle but I'm I'm a current right now in your consciousness Define perceiving you suck on my Consciousness yes or with my Consciousness which is connected to my senses is there anything you can perceive outside of your Consciousness that's a weird say way of saying so it's impossible but receiving outside of my Consciousness meaning not being not conscious but yet still perceiving know when you perceive something and has to be within your Consciousness or with your Consciousness right it cannot be outside of the garage so even if something touches your skin you're consciously recognizing that touches your skin has more about your whole universe is made up of your Consciousness you cannot send anything or experienced anything or get any information outside of a conscience I can't was very big on this is like idealism inside your head cup of coffee they're going to see blood clusters hit the the cup of coffee it goes in your eye and your eye gives your brain to Signal your sick your brain interprets the signal increases Universe around you Chris's image the theater of your mind ya can you experience anything outside the theater of your mind very difficult to argue that you could it's impossible according to philosophers in history we can't we cannot egocentric predict what about subconscious that would be still happening inside your conscious mind so subconscious is still somewhat conscious in some way yes it would have it whatever whatever you would perceive would be happening in your conscience would just be outside of a standard awareness now the scary thing is is that we have we make a lot of inferences and that's where the woo comes in everything is Google you think just anything just everything outside why you saying that because you haven't made a good example you said was that they change the way they look at gravity when new information was presented that doesn't it was a magical force of people that didn't didn't have phones they didn't have enough paved roads I mean you're dealing with a very primitive notion of what gravity was it was a very interesting idea that has since been proven to be true pulse gravity Newtonian gravity has been proven to be false that gravity is still real right not it were using the same word for completely different idea okay so Newton's gravity was magical was an appeal to magic gravity is what's been proven right we know now that light does Ben Drowned the mass of the sun which is one of the reasons why we have a hard time seeing asked they're coming from behind the sun because the mass of the Sun actually been space-time around it to the point where it distorts our view it's our new narrative it's not proven you can never prove a scientific fact past the level of hypothesis it's where I know it sounds strange but what you mean pass the level hypothesis if you can prove it in studies and tests and show you still don't buy it you haven't got eliminated every other possibility in class so it's not the same as a logical fact how is that woo understood in in in the philosophy of science quiz quick fit comfortably except that it's not tied to science I'm not going to say anything I know I know you're not but the necessary testing and the idea of incorporating new data or Heritage changing beliefs and ideas come see clearer and clearer when we observe the universe all we see is patent and regulares found in nature that's it we don't see actual physical laws the physical laws are bookmarks inside her mind we see the same pattern over and over again and then we attribute a physical law but that physically doesn't exist out there so he hears a great example okay okay yeah do you know that logically or is it based on your history with coins I know it logically and based on my history of corn perfect I'm arguing you don't know it logically you only know it on your past history like I so pay attention this is little bit weird before and I flip it before it doesn't surprise you like well-trained a butterfly knife flip a coin 100 times in front of you a hundred times that turns into a butterfly now I'm going to flip the coin a hundred the hundred and one time you can like about you turns to a butterfly that's how we express science we see the patterns irregularities then we are we predict them science is a little bit science is the faith to Faith that the future will behave like the past science is faith that the future will behave like the past so now you've developed the faith that this coin will flip into a butterfly and now you can predict it wouldn't you say this science is the use of measurement to understand matter and things around us I wouldn't say that it's using the past to predict the future I would say if you know that fire melts lead at a certain temperature and this is provable and then you can show this over and over again here's what we know about fire and reaches a certain temperature when LED reaches a certain temperature it melt to change his form whereas if you want to do that same task to carbon base steal it requires far greater temperatures and then we know that there's variables in matter that hisses not this is something that you can prove and show there's no woo do that but it water boils at how many degrees I think it's 2:50 and something on his stuff is 200° Celsius I don't know what Fahrenheit with your wacky metric system is that a fact is it a scientific fact that water boils at a certain temperature Yes actually no it's not they can boil water now water can resist boiling if you put in a certain atmosphere atmospheric pressure and suspended in a certain liquid if you change the circumstance suspend water and look they said they suspending a particular liquid that's that's not the heated or cooled alright it's not supposed to affect the temperature of the water itself and I'll water can boil at 200 degrees okay so you doing something different to water I think you're taking it outside of the normal Earth environment so the variables also include Earth's environment agreed but the water is an inherently boil at a hundred degrees it's not a fact that we believe it to be assigned if I we believe that water forgets 1/2 degrees is boiling to behave this way as a matter fact there are many other things that that that fact has been countless amount of fact I'd wait a minute is that the facts been debunked or is that when you add insufficient external variable then water takes longer to boil because of these variables playing in two of the properties that we already observed with water whenever we have a scientific fact there might be new information coming to Brian to change your view change your view of this bike rally this is not necessarily new information with this is his new additional sites more precise information about additional variables like That's Amore science that's not woo okay but here's some more there's no random missing the world so the randomness ideas is our inability to calculate exactly believably difficult variables exactly but it's it's a projection of your ignorance where I knew you wouldn't have ever seen is the tallest mountain he's making himself the measure of truth I measure truth if you take that prospective you're the center of truth I'm truth there's nothing outside of me that's true then you however if you believe in correspondence theory that truth is independent of me and you which I think most of us will agree then run them is doesn't exist in that context because random is only depends on you and the things are true outside of your beliefs Brian let's take another class accrual term it sounds crazy okay but this is the greatest thinkers in history report written down okay see a knife theory of Mind spaces look at look at this time I show you a plastic knife I show you a wood knife I show you a metal knife I show you five different knives and you're like they're all nice all of them are knives you pointed them to their lives Aristotle says look they all share in one something that's called The Essence that makes them all knives would you agree the form they all share if I draw knife on the paper share something with the knife made of steel knife made of plastic the knife made of wood perform there's something about it we call the essence in philosophy okay before might be confused with Play-Doh sets Play-Doh had a whole thing about forms but let's call it for now Essence okay if you change the essence you change the thing so if I take that piece of that I think that plastic knife and it melted through life unlike any more you change that thing about it that Essence right now that Essence does it exist out there in the world or is it only in your head you made it but why calling it a since you're confusing me so I would call it the form because if it exists and culture understanding of these objects out there that's a great yeah bring it out my motto of knife that fits my model left my beautiful out there too sure and there might be enough for we don't agree that's a night you think it's a knife I don't agree that's I think that's a sort of the regrettable of sort we might we might have a different matter of the Mind in terms of subatomic particles and atoms and what's this you see this bottle yes you see the clock yes you made an inference they all share one thing what do they share with all them share one thing what is that thing they share they share this thing called matter that was an inference just like the essence of a knife matter has never been observed in nature matter is a byproduct of our mind so when you see a tree you're not seeing matter there's no matter is only not that I'm inferring matter I'm observing an image but I'm entering the matter the matter is is a mental construct is it a mental concert or is it our inability to see things smaller than what is necessary for our survival like we can't see Adams we can't mean of atomic particles we can't see them with the naked eye we understand through science that they exist how do you send it exists are you saying that matter exists out there independently of your mind is matter objective or is it dependent on your mind to exist it's not dependent on your mind to exist is to dependent upon your mind to observe your you need your mind to be able to observe matter okay so matter if you didn't exist do you think this table would exist that I don't know right but what would you guess I would guess that all I know if I'm going to use Occam's razor and if you heard about that Occam's razor I'm just going to believe what I observe okay kill it all you've had loved one died right yeah everyone else right do you assume that when they die the universe is still the universe what do you mean still the universe like the world is the way they are the mean that with the way it is there's trees and grass and dirt and this person dies the trees and grass dirt they don't change their still the same thing what do you mean which of the tree with change it no I'm saying if you love someone and you know this person and they are no longer with us all the things around you like this coughing up and it's nice they stay remain the same they don't change no they don't think why would you assume that it would be any different for yourself if you weren't here why would you think that this table would not exist that's where the microphone will not so that's a great something that's hard objectivity exist any human mind is all human Minds were dead whatever exists still is what we would call flosser called hard objectivity and subjectivity let's look at a triangle picture a blue triangle picture a green one picture a black one picture a white one can you picture one with no subject development meeting cuz color is subjected right color is a construct of the mind if I was colorblind this get different color to me than it is to you however they would still be one shirt it would be objective to a certain degree okay so what triangle has three three size three corners as up 280° we all agree it with your colorblind it doesn't matter there's no subject of element to how many points does it have nobody's going to come in and say to me triangles have three four sites weren't you be like that's not a triangle has not three angles that you've gone past understanding okay so can you George Berkeley says can you picture a triangle without any subjective element without any color was called color to make a really simple really really obvious can you picture a triangle without any color you would have to have it in contrast to something so that you could see it like if you had saved you had a purple curtain like what we have behind us and out of that purple curtain we caught a triangle even if there was no color if it was just clear you would be able to see you be able to differentiate between that shape but you needed that purple to differentiate so we cannot have it without subjective element this was Berkeley's point exactly what you said beautiful every objective thing we've observed in the universe has is made up of subjective elements even when you draw the number one on the backboard and has to be a color has to be something that's beautiful beautiful objective elements are mental constructs three sides idea of side is a mental construct the idea of a point is a mental construct idea 180° is a mathematical is happening in your mind somewhere you can draw and I can see it and I can repeat it and you can teach it to me and I can teach someone else but these are they may be mental constructs together provable mental constructs that are repeatable so there are we within a dream is a real thing in agreement that mathematic is a mental construct and is true with definite by definition true so don't blow off a mental construct and yes but it's not outside out there in the world is it within but if you make a triangle on the ground it's in the world the numbers are in your head and the subjective element is in the world there's a two-way street the subjective element is in the world but it's a triangle sucks your head because you when you look at a triangle the subjective elements When You observe them in your mind your mind points out different objective elements of that triangle but it's depending on your mind by that argument the entire universe is dependent on your mind absolutely no doubt about it problem is it got matter itself as a sliver of Doubt absolutely well when you have subatomic particles that you know they exist in two different states simultaneously they're both spinning and still there in Super States Berkeley would tell you those are images of subatomic particles do not lump sum of subatomic particles independent of your mind well I had a conversation with Sean Carroll about is it mrs. And he made it even more muddy to me I thought I thought it was crazy before I talk to him and then I talked to him he's really he's brilliant he's essentially saying that subatomic particles don't blink in and out of existence it's just we it's the way we're looking at them and that their teeth exist in this just bizarre state but they exist in this state in a way that it's very difficult for us to use normal language to sort of explain exactly that's that's actually you know what Pierce's are you f****** dummy you know what I said again you know what is what a great one great conversation I heard a conversation between Jordan Peterson and Sam Harris conversation about truth I loved it ever drove me crazy difference between knowledge and belief is a lot of what we said it's kind of Muddy okay let's make it soup let's make let's make the water is crystal clear as much as possible okay what is the difference between knowledge and belief well the belief that the Gremlins are pulling down on people which is why we have gravity that would be a belief know their beliefs well images if I throw water on your you get wet how is he that's belief to believe so maybe one day after watering you and you to show me that you handled it just goes right through you and the other reason why you believe water will make me wet because it happened in the past now you think of the future is going to behave like the past just like Aristotle saw the sun go around the earth and he thought that this going to happen every day they're not they're not we don't know that all the time did we we went to Australia didn't have the same food source you've never seen 5K Amusement being Avenue being warmed by electric blanket winterlights okay then you see a flame and you don't know if you know that Ashley was going to burn you if you touch it logically or is it only the experience through history developing a history of relationship with fire it burns you once it burns you twice you're like a but I think the future is going to be like the past is how it works what temperature it operates on a different depending upon the color of it or what's burning borrowed history borrowed history history okay but it's still known V experience for your history Wells known via science if you explain exactly what the elements of the fire are and how it works and what it burns out of what temperature specific things need to burn a you don't have to get burn to know that it will burn you no no but that's how we discovered Fire Burns by testing it not to be a logical deduction okay I see only history science is patterns and regularities found in nature we observe nature we see these patterns and regularities we have no idea what the original idea about science in the first place was using measurement to sort of understand nature well then one of his original concept science in the first place he said that science is not a woman. It's called Cartesian doubt extreme level of doubt he says those are all beliefs I don't have any knowledge what do I know cuz knowledge means zero chance of being wrong okay. You truly trust 100% okay if I take a match and I take a yellow piece of paper from this particular notebook light that m*********** by with that match that's a fact like it that's I-35 is it I know it's a scientific fact but it's not higher than hypotheses hypothesis about why because every time you've seen a fire Touch of piece of paper and burned it so you're relying on your historical experiences we have two faces in science standards science and then a scientific revolution what standard science well whatever the flavor of the day is less it today it's less Evolution and then he says every every piece of information we receive we interpreted through that lens called it a paradigm we look at the information through the lens of evolution so it makes sense that fits right here in our story of evolution Bryant and then he says look a small amount of contradictory information is going to pool slowly it's inevitable he says and then this we're going to ignore it doesn't make sense going to sweep it under the rug and then one day that level of information that amount of information that doesn't fit in any way with our Theory our current theory is going to pool and pool and pool and pool until one guy comes around says no we had it backwards or we had it wrong it's this and now all this new information fits in the new Theory all the old stuff it and all the new stuff and that's called the Scientific Revolution and he said science is always going through a normal face and then a revolution face and man is becoming more and more precise but we'll never reach the level past hypothesis why because Science is based on our faith that the past is me that the future will be like the past we only know things V experience VR history so when I flip that coin you have no idea what's going to happen until I flip many coins in front of you or I give you Mike's if you trust me and I tell you what listen I did this experiment hear my results and you trust me you just take it for granted you you think I don't have authority I agree with everything you said I still don't see where you're saying science has so much won't get more signs of too much woo as healers or Crystal suckers or electricity gravity these are all appeal to Magic can you demonstrate these these physical laws or are they buy products are they are the inferences you made in your mind because you seen a certain pattern over and over again that law doesn't exist out there in the universe is only a bookmark it's only a name we have for a pattern we've observed in nature it's pretty heavy stuff I know it's only a name for a pattern exactly at weave observe that exist in nature exactly what that means you can't label anything ever because the everything is just a pattern that we've observed in a driver's everything is up out of there is no logic behind nothing is more logic we give an explanation we given narrative to it ok but that narrative is just our Paradigm, school with a that's the shades you're wearing glasses that's the that's the story you tell yourself of why those things are happening the way they're happening in town the truth of the matter is all we're seeing as one pattern happening over and over again so what this is essentially is an intellectual exercise but the reality of our ability to come up or not hours I've obviously super smart people come up with a very technology that were using right now to broadcast this podcast means that they have figured things now that they're provable but you can use science to determine what frequency things need to be how much electricity you need what kind of components can be no take the image and projected through the power lines and through the internet quote cables and all the different things that we need to be in place to provide the electricity to provide the internet connection that's all science so this is all addictive sites as predicted write the pattern where's the woo our explanation for why it happens the laws of nature are woo it's not woo it is our words that we use to describe repeatable things okay Which Wich witch love which force of nature are you referring to pick one cuz they use it they say it's it's evolution of natural selection via random selection temperature temperature what causes the temperature like you I believe temperature exist what causes temperature we don't know that's true and we don't know we you and I don't know anybody has anything they don't have any idea what caused it can only tell me about the patterns irregularities that's it that friction causes certain things the magnetic pull of the sun on the earth cause a certain temperature shifts and these are recognizable and repeatable and they understand how to measure them these are all just Pat in the regular bees found in nature and they're giving them names and explanation I see what you're saying I put them in the maybe pile plausible pile but this is this is listen I don't specially with the philosophy of science this is it the cause and effect we do not observe cause enough we do not answer one thing causing another we just CA and then we CB2 really fits really it's a bit difficult to imagine this we see and we CB we don't we don't try to cause of connection cuz if we did see the causal connection you would know what happens when I flip that coin you could have predicted it you won't predict when I touch fire exactly how much force you're exerting on your thumb to flip that coin I would have to know what altitude we're at understand what the atmosphere is going through have to know the weight of the Corn the position of your thumb on the think it's like what you said about the billiard balls that it is true that if you could calculate the exact amount of friction on the cloth into table the amount of polish that are on the balls amount of force you have to have all the balls in exactly the same spot but this is this is not possible today today if you set up a table and you set up with suggested nine balls and you told me you were going to know where every ball was to the millimeter I would say I will bet you a million dollars you're wrong and I would be right every time you're never going to get it or what because you don't have the ability to calculate all those very but it's theoretically possible it's also the physical the physical change of the amount of force that you drive when you break those balls varies in varies even slightly it's going to change the way so a person just doing it with their body is not capable of that kind of precision if we got a robot to break even if you got a robot to break you would have to have those balls in exactly the same spot and they don't usually sit that way because the cloth has fiber in it and it's wool to worsted wool and that worsted wool moves and shifts and Benz and it flattens out in some spaces and other spaces to get dirt and debris and Charleston is too many variables variables I'm with you we can maybe we can create whenever that's why I look like I said I needed the vine calculator even numbers so I'll be slightly wrong but if we had all the variables in this a big if it's logically possible it's logically coherent with the reality that we see yes random this is by the wayside it's a figment of Her Imagination we projected when we cannot compute but if we could this objective outside of us. The truth is outside of its not turn on me and you how we see the world so Randomness is based essentially on our inability to calculate variables is not on the on an actual lots and yes every logical you don't know I haven't experienced without you I don't know what I've just said why can't you do it why can't you do this what's going to happen if I had more information do you need experience you need a history with objects you need to get to know objects interact you cannot deduce it while you would write down all these different variables you would find out what people learn from the past about these variables and that would be signs exactly Sciences the history of patterns deduction is not logic its type of light recall inductive logic this logic is the faith that the past or the future to the future will behave like the past so the patterns in irregularities we see in nature we see a look at these happen often enough we can recreate the circumstances often enough we predicted will happen in the future Ferrari have a faith that there is no logical reason why it does there is not one single logical reason why we don't fall asleep fall off the face of the Earth every explanation we give ourselves is just a narrative it is always subject to interpretation however with the change in variables by shifting of the Earth's magnetic poles or if I gave you a ridiculous narrative the gremlin one he made it so he made it sound better he made it sound less ridiculous but the truth of matter is he's throwing his hands up in the air saying I don't know that's just called gravity let's is a way to think about it now his contemporaries laughed at him they said it's an appeal to Magic and then when people started wearing those Shades those paradigms are like a it makes sense if you if you believe if you if you just believe in gravity for a second it explains all this ballet of of celestial bodies and how they move but really what he discovered was a pattern and he gave that pattern a name does that Force exist out there well not according to Einstein he came up with a different narrative that fits the evidence even better than and Isaac Newton but it's still in there if it hasn't removed all the other possibilities for something to be true without a doubt swear to be knowledge not belief that has to be zeroed out the meaning no other possibility whatsoever that's knowledge so so can you know something that's untrue you cannot know something essential you could believe something that's untrue knowledge means did this is known as possibility of doubt that's why they car was such an important philosopher cuz he gave us one thing that we know the cogito you heard of the cogito I don't remember what it is I think therefore I am so what is it that we know for sure that they went through a crisis in their life one of them was Azealia great and one of them was any they kept and both riding her or very elect it's amazing what they go through this crisis we can do this exact same conclusion that hey it's all song and it's all this explanation is not proof it's all in there it's all the point of view science keeps getting refined and change what more information but we believe yesterday has today's paradigms going to be shifted again hundred years what can I grab and be like this is true nobody can ever take this for me that's going to be called knowledge so it all comes down like I did at the end of a long journey of Cartesian doubt he was it was so extreme like the divorce was given a new name to call the Cartesian doubt to call modern philosophy the philosophes thousands of years old Des garcons writes a book you wrote six chapters in 6 days and he's like what do I actually know 100% without a doubt nobody can ever question me and he said what I believe in the cogito what's the cogito I think therefore I am so he goes through a long process know if you have the time we will go through a little natural of it says it look like when I want to put a straw in a glass of water my ice tell me the destroys bent right cuz the reflection of the waters is is bent the light the reflection of the light off of Waters busy is better now she's like my eyes lie to me Aristotle thought the Sun goes around the earth that his eyes like to him our senses lie and he talks about if I put my hand in cold water then I put it in tepid water bill seem warm to me that's just my bias my inability to tell you what my my instruments are not accurate enough she said okay let's let's put empiricism or senses by the wayside cannot give us the truth can I give us truth this is what about the Dakshin what about math analytical knowledge one plus one equals to believe it or not flossers also disagree with a lot of mathematical beliefs so for instance he was a big critique of masicka one plus one equals two we all believe it but critique is that 1 + 1 is another way of saying to there's no actual information you ever gave me mathematics is just one way to sum up a lot of information it helps me give you an epiphany it makes me makes me make you understand what's happening on the billiard ball table 1 + 1 2 you're not changing the objects themselves you know always yeah it's out there already so if I tell you a triangle has three points while I want to see the work triangle I already told you how to repoint brick maybe you didn't pick that up maybe have to point it out to you so rich Russell said it beautifully said look at a person's career Burton Russell is it in very rough by the end of his career sing a four-legged animal has an animal but you said that when you said it's four-legged and you just repeated Yourself by saying it's an animal if I say there's my wife I married her when I said my wife I told you I married her that's what Matt is doing is giving you the information again in a simpler form that you can understand and you think I'll have to do some from an actual information was there in the question Bryant some some philosophers disagree with this brings you like tells you something okay let's put on the Wayside here's another critique one I personally could never get around is it lucky says look all the greatest thinkers in history and has actually been to me a critique of of logic is it look all the greatest thinkers in history all disagreed like Plato and Aristotle you know Play-Doh tutored Aristotle they don't agree with one another they thought they both think fast forward every generation there greatest thinkers disagreed lightness didn't agree was Voltaire today Sam Harris internal Peterson to the top top intellectuals of our work is true when you ask them what's truth you guys talk about you with all day long can you define it for us we don't agree so if logic is something that tells us about the world if it is what's the regret that they are single we can't use it we don't want nobody is good enough to use it and get to a conclusion that everybody agrees upon so he came up to the cogito he says look he doubted everything I even went to the point where he said what if I'm Dreaming what if there's a evil demon out there always tripping like he want to really out there like that's one of the reasons why simulation theory that we are in a simulation Galatians inside of simulations because we couldn't that's what the eagle such a predicament were talking about earlier is you cannot experience anything outside of your Consciousness front so you could be plugged into a machine right now and this is just a big old dream could be and that's why they wanted to know what would be true even if I was in a simulator and that's why I think therefore I am therefore I am because for me to have thoughts I'd have to exist if you doubt the cogito you prove the cogito. Jack to 80% of existence Bryant Hira find it I think I think thinkers were find it later on in before him also many thinkers came to this conclusion he just did it really famously you didn't and one sentence to he didn't want sent it to set up that's why if you heard of Occam's razor if you use Occam's razor to an extra fee go crazy if you go to that and an extreme degree if you everything without you chop it everything that might be imaginary inferred logic Olympia you chop it what happens you have a Transcendent experience you become if you take off all your paradigms it is takes a very brief human being to do to remove everything that anybody's ever told you and have the experience of the one thing what you would know which would come to with the mystics that's why I believe that there's there's a place where you can get where religion is true and Sciences faith and I know it sounds crazy but there is a point and I believe in science of prescience enough weather is a Transcendent experience a human has a note transcend experience is consciousness itself not a content of Consciousness this were people make a mistake Consciousness itself reality your world is nested in Consciousness people think conscious is within my brain is the opposite your brain your body your your yourself isn't Consciousness and when we when we get to this point then all are paradoxes disappear there's no more Paradox of logical paradoxes of time what type of logical paradoxes they'd never end but when we we understand it or world is nested in Consciousness there's nothing happening in the world around you that's outside of your Consciousness it's only outside of your ego the things you associate with Joe Rogan is also happening inside your conscious your brain is within Consciousness no brain has ever been observed outside of Consciousness seeing materialism we have to have this philosophy called epiphenomenalism that the consciousness byproduct of this physical brain we have this physical brain and your conscience is like a byproduct like a smoke now we ask them how do you know about this physical brain all we know is because of our Consciousness so if your Consciousness is fake and real then so is your brain your brain is the reason why we all know about brains because of conscience conscience tells us about brains so brains are dependent on Consciousness not Consciousness dependent on so I know this is a bit of a tricky thing but this is what idealism is all about there is no physical object outside of Consciousness it's all mental construct this is Impractical exercise cuz you will will do it till the end of time be sitting here debating and cussing and dissecting the very but you know that's also how you gain a greater and deeper understanding of all the things you have no idea what the f*** they are exactly but it's still it's still amazing to me like how much is to be explored about what is real around those are the world the reality of the world around us is it sits greater than n Tree in existence is right for me I can't read fiction I only study Science History faucets only thing scientist or false religion cuz it's weird enough no because they're all trying to tell me they're all trying to explain the world around us and it's such a hard thing to do to sum up what's what's reality with all these philosophies and theories are trying to sum it up this reality and to cross-examine them for me is far more entertaining than watching a movie or hearing a fictional story do I get it it's definitely fascinating and entertaining and I like fictional stories too though I like I like observing creativity because I'm fascinated by The Human Experience and I'm fascinated by what people are able to create out of their own mind something like we were talking yesterday about Stephen King about how amazing it is of this guy just keeps continuing to create these bizarre stories and that someone can do that to your Consciousness and by putting so much effort on creativity and your ability to just write down things that never really happened and paint a picture inside someone's mind now the master this if if he is if determinism is true who wrote the stories like when you're ready at past when you're right at when you write a story on a computer do the computer write the story you wrote the story is true Steven is just a computer when is buttons are being pushed by past events self-determinism is true Steven is just a computer when is buttons are being pushed by past events yeah so that's why I asked me how you should read a book by Sam Harris on determinism like well can you ask them who wrote the book you know who wrote the book


    Joe Rogan - Why Conor McGregor Gasses Out In Fights
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    even if they're in great shape sometimes they don't recover enough to complete the fight right if the guys are fighting is skilled enough to not allow them that yeah you know if you roll with a blue belt to never get tired he doesn't have the skill to make me work right however if I'm with a black belt and I get exhausted and now he's making me work right I may never recover that's it it's not just it's also the way you go out if you go out full clip in that first round you you have essentially sprinted yourself into a position where you're just so diminished the so many fighters are like that right Connors kind of a good example that Connor is fantastic in the beginning of a fight right but man he gets them third fourth and fifth rounds and he takes it like the Nate Diaz fight II by he loves you and he turned and walked away from him was very human needed that break so badly when you see that do you think that that is a case of when I don't want you to give away too much cuz you know George potentially wants to fight gorilla at the right right do you think that that's a case of poor conditioning do you think that is a lack of experience in handling those moments cuz he's so used to overwhelming people and taking them out early what do you think that is I think that it's partly genetic real yes because you see I called A Touch of death United that left-handed I have the touch of death where does power come from okay well if you look at Michael Colgan or were talking about earlier he has a he has a criteria for power but to the best of his knowledge is where you believe power comes from like I so I can teach Usain Bolt to be powerful I can only make him faster but where that the initial power come from number one on the list number one is where your muscles attached durable is genetic so Tyson hits it has to do with the leverage of his boats so friend since you know if I'm going to imagine how like a like a I really have you pulled that weighs 100 lb and I want to extend it up well depending on where I grab it I'm going to have more resistance or less resistance I grabbed it near the end that have more leverage so where your muscles attached to your bone is going to is going to dictate how much leverage you get out of it second most important element is the type of muscle fiber you have the type so if you have a fast twitch muscle fiber you can hold us oxygen but it can switch faster since the name Sophia slow twitch muscle fiber guy you can metabolize more oxygen but you can't witches fast so there's a given take Nifty is exactly so you have a volume telegram will not run one knockout round round round to knock out he's fast-twitch high-leverage left hand if you take him into deep Waters his fast twitch muscle fibers cannot metabolize isn't with Mayweather Mayweather so smart he let him work he left McGregor work for three rounds yeah and you getting excited keep working keep working out Connor had his moments early in the fight where he hit him with some unorthodox pungence some weird movement but after a while I was just had a brilliant performance cuz when McGregor did to go in his world that's what I'm saying you think Mayweather is in the world big money fight that's the thing the real big money fight is in somehow or another McGregor convincing the world that he could beat him in a second fight like I know whether it was legit or not we bought that one already in the octagon and doing it with small gloves and no kicks remember there was there was some talk of that and people like Wars is talk coming from I don't know if it was legit or not I called Dana Dana said it's a hundred percent b******* yeah but


    Joe Rogan - How To Workout Smarter
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    works almost all of them outside of competition explain it to people never being sore you should train the next they should wake up feeling good okay know what is impossible well because it look if it's okay that's great able to work out a piece or no problem let's say rate of perceived exertion okay so let's say I make you do pull ups and let's see the max amount of pull-ups you can do the maximum article is 10 skip a nice round number at 11 you can do 11 if I put a pointed a gun at you you can do 11:00 should I make you do 10 pull-ups on our workout now I mean we can do 5 setting up to work the next day the next day we going to do 5 the next day we're going to another five and then we're good with 616 is really easy we're going to 7y if you count if it if you did 10 pull-ups on Monday you're going to be sore throat Thursday that is really Duramax so Thursday you've only been 10 pull-ups from Monday to Thursday more than you so let's say I go to Jiu-Jitsu practice I'm doing Jiu-Jitsu everything in the day to be around 5 days a week that's 15 rounds you go in twice a week but you kill yourself you looked around each that you kill you push yourself those last around you burn yourself out I still did 15-year at 10 at the end of the year I've done countless more training than you so how much training can we pack in in the week that's the real question how much volume can you expose your athlete to so I was to energy exercise can produce energy so let's say I'm feeling like a seven out of ten ten being unruly like energize one is like really lethargic feeling like I need to lay down and 7 I'm feeling good okay if I get up and I do a right amount of exercise the right amount I can feel like an 8.5 exercising give me a tonic effect like drinking this coffee so let's I just do some jumping jacks ahead the back for a couple round I'm feeling good once you get that high shut it down don't go into the phase where your body is beat up tight broken up no Redline the body that's only for training camps for for small. Of time why did you get a little bit more from the system but in the long run you get less in the long run you fax the system so if you do that regularly by the time you actually get good you'll be broken up that's why I do a lot of fluid flow know okay so full try to be so much simpler like just putting flow flown the workplace a flowchart this is such a this is pure genius this guy is pure genius basically he went in and he he coined the term flow so like when you're in a state of flow evolve into in the State of Florida number one way to know the Truman State of first time flies by I'm sure somebody's using podcast me like what was it 3 hours already it was it was a great podcast you know the one where you have the worst gas or you having the worst workout it feels like every minute is an hour that is that's a bad State of Florida State of Florida you having the right amount of difficulty but it's not so difficult that you going to stress and it's not so easy that you're bored it's the right amount of challenge so I see it as simple as playing at like Tetris if I put you on if I put on a level is too high you give me like you can play for 5 minutes. I'm done this is boring so if the challenges to hire meet anxiety tulo your bored at when I go in the practice room I'm trying to create flow I'm having fun at training should be addictive imagine training was addictive everybody would turn everybody be fit but people always go into anxiety they go they kill their slam their body then I have to convince you to do it again 3 Days Later two days later anyway dude the mental energies going to take me to get there like it shouldn't be it should be training should be a pulling Force should be pulling you you want to go training if you don't want to go training it's no fun if a lot of it and if you're going to do a lot of it you're never going to reach Mastery so how do I make it pleasurable how to make it fun I have to be in a flow state that you can get into Flow State and almost anything but when you're out of that. Cut it we're going to get further we're going to do more training if we cut it today and come back in tomorrow cuz I'm a big believer and consistency over intensity intensity should be done one in once in awhile because by Nature intensity can only be done once in awhile if you're going hard everyday you're not really going hard everyday you can't go your max every day there's a there's a there's a cost to go to your max can you sprint every single day and you cannot spend every single day it's ludicrous you can spread once or twice a week the best friends in the world is spent once or twice a week nobody Sprint's everyday because intensity by Nature entails that you need to take a break cuz if you don't need to take a break you didn't really go to your maximum intensity if you left your maximum lift the maximum amount of reps the maximum weight you can lift if you do two wraps that wasn't your max cuz if it was you wouldn't happen to have a second weapon you have to give you a break for you have a second so we didn't find your true max right intensity maximum effort entails you have to stop because it's the maximum there was no more reserves to our numbers are so what do you think about people that that say there's no such thing as overtraining here's that the John danaher narrative and I do a diet you can over train if you didn't give your buddy the rest later but he said look no matter how hard I pushed him practice if I can kill myself I can rest from it and recover and have super come with compensation I agree with that some guys have made great strides with just mental fortitude mental strength overtraining the s*** out of themselves okay but can I ask you this yes they were successful yeah right Dan Gable for example example Gable essentially was done in his 20s right in terms of like his body's breakdown exactly knee Replacements hip replacements that that kind of deal the Russians are American wrestlers Russians prodigy the train long consistent practice is where is America we do Monday Wednesday Friday hard we kill it and then your s Tuesday Thursday the Eastern block out of totally different understanding they're like it's volume volume volume near the fight short and intense only near the competition face but before that it's the max amount of volume you can imagine mean you are to athletes A&B your AMD your training to three times a week really really hard you're going all out I'm training jiu-jitsu Mavericks practices 2 hours your average practice is tomorrow's but when you go when you kill it like you you go you go with all the black belt and you kill it at the end of the year I'm averaging three practices are two practices more than you more than you by the end of the year for practice more than you more than you have been training when we roll your intensity that you put on the mat is going to be irrelevant why cuz I've also tasted that intensity Berkeley it's not that much of a factor now when you go super aggressive on me when you need to talk to me aggressively I have felt that I know how to deal with it plus I have an extra hundred hours on you $200 so I'm going to mangle you you don't think the volume is far more important than the intensity the intensity by Nature's needs his needs to be done periodically if you do everything is fine intensity so how the Russians out of a structure their training they're more playful you know they were kind of like the kind of warm up the kind of flu I kind of like these a lot of Technical High emphasis on taking a lot of people here in this area like while the Russians also are funded by the government know that their government supports them a lot more than maybe an American wrestler that they're technically more playful attitude look at the Cubans the receipt Cubans aspiring to like 50 guys in the room. Just touch Point there's no headgear there's no man on the floor that literally spying on concrete you think they're really trying to drop each other on concrete I mean the Cubans are the top boxers that consistently win gold medals but in practice from their playful nobody gets hurt like you're seeing the ties if you go in there and you and you kick that I really hardly anymore Auntie intensity I think there's a time and place like Angelo Dundee was probably I'll give you the greatest boxing trainer in history he says look fighting is for Fight Night in practice it's only practice your shipper has that attitude I think that's why he's so good and so healthy today you know because he never hurts a sparring partner people line up to want to spar with him to Joyce's bar with him I love this idea and I love this approach I think that we we have this attitude that you have to be tough we have this attitude to work hard and I mean iPhone pray to that many many times in my life or you just got to be tough for you got to work out hard are you going to push harder but when I read Pavel stuff one of the first things that struck me is like Willam course if you just do 5 reps every day and then you won't be so are you could do it more often and then your body like to get farmer strength like that were smart restraint come from to the point where it you know they literally their heaving they put their hands and knees like five more never be sore if you're sore you overdid it the next day if I'm sore every time I workout then with that said I've overdone it everyday everyday you're going to get far more training hours you can have spiked him if you can metabolism far more often do energy levels your mood is going to be far more up and training is maybe more addictive know what kind of training do you do at this stage like you're not competing but you're constantly in their sparring with guys are professionals and Conrad training them like what kind of stuff do you do I do Jiu Jitsu wrestling Muay Thai and a small amount of conditioning after practice I'll do I am too bored I find jumping hurdles and then throwing it like me personally I don't find that is enjoyed I don't have to take that much enjoyment of it I can do 5 to 20 minutes in a practice does not because barring just so far so much fun does a misunderstanding okay so what do I really want to clarify that but me personally if we roll for an hour for me passing like this cuz it's so fun to do push-ups pull-ups and I'm doing it but I don't go and practice to just do that that I never do it's always after my work iPhone ever have a day where you say today I'm going to do Olympic lifting do I don't think Muhammad Ali ever did that Muhammad Ali never hehe box and then it is conditioning Mayweather that's his conditioning many boxes did it always came together why when I go to the gym I'm going to go have fun going to wrestle going to go box I'm have a blast then I grabbed the Kettlebell, do a few presses I'm going to do a few Turkish get-ups and I'm done because I need to have some general fitness you have general fitness in your specific Fitness specific Fitness better at my sport general fitness to keep me healthy strong and allow me to reach new levels of athleticism that later and long-term can translate to my sport later but if you just do your sport in my opinion your system's going to break down your backswing to break down your knees going to break down your shoulders going to break down you need to stimulate certain muscles that are not getting stimulation in your specific sport you create atrophy in certain muscles do certain exercises like what is it one of their standard Kors kettlebells is that like Charlemagne is number one so any type of squatting with glue to use the squat I like you spell extension knee hip and Ankle are bending so I can squat your knee hip and I like to jump I like to throw the Madball lot against the wall I like turtles I like the Box jobs I like to very low impact parametric Alex printing sprinting is huge favor do the Beep Test what's that you got what is it the best way to do cardio and the faster the bees go too fast we have to run that's really amazing is what I do is I set a timer for 5 minutes I put it on a high Pace I got put a 10 or 11 and I'll just shuttle back and forth and it keeps it tells you how fast to run to be test and some days I feel really good at 11 cuz I know how fast I have to run to keep up with the beats and I just it's amazing for cartilage short sweet painless and it's very translate very well to sports do you do Tabata Steven do tomatoes are good for 20 seconds then what you saying though expect respect if you like CrossFit do it whatever motivates you do it process problem is it's fatigue seeking yes that's why I was going to text me so much I cannot learn arm triangle choke text assistant my system is in recovery when your systems in recovery what can you do but rest in the Sun by Mendes you think have a Mendes when they're arguably the greatest pound-for-pound one of the greatest pound-for-pound Jiu-Jitsu guys in the world you think he's got a great crossfit workout that is really mastered is really good ideas are great back squat do things the great deadlifter doesn't look like it now he doesn't believe me you didn't we think Gordon Ryan he's a great Olympic lifter and they're always going to be an amateur and that's in the Fitness World why because if they were experts they would have taken so much from their Jiu-Jitsu like gymnastics twisted his arm a little to put them in gymnastics why because I thought it would give him tremendous benefit because of the amount of Fizz about these a lot of body weight so it doesn't cost us anything neurologically bodyweight exercises are very easy to recover from bodyweight exercises are very easy on the nervous system do use leverage instead of Weights + the stabilizer strength is unbelievable so I want a coordination I thought George was a little bit stiff mechanical in the tumbling makes you more fluid efficiency this way so we get him there and there's there's difficulties okay from a to F we're still at A&B and you'll always be at A&B maybe he'll touch see in his career but he'll never get to a few have to start really young and you have to do it full-time imagine somebody trying to get good at Jiu-Jitsu doing it part-time he'll never get good you'll be so so he'll be just such a level CrossFit IS250 seeking for MMA fighter North crossfitters followed at 70% Rule and periodically went to their Max periodically as opposed to every single workout go totally out I bet you they're top top guys don't go all out everyday I bet you if you if you watch with the top guys do they taper off the work of the maker work out between I mean 85% of their to Max and they work volume and then closer to competition they go higher the intensity I guarantee that's what the best crossfitters to there's no way that the guy who goes balls out every day is going to add up as much work out as much training time as I was going 70 to 85% of his max there's just no way but when they do those classes across her class and I'm speaking out of ignorance honestly because I only watch them on video I've never done at CrossFit class but it seems to me they're competing against each other ridiculous all the respect that means doesn't make any sense but why is it so popular because people think that's right because why because when you watch a prime-time or a fight with the guys at the Pease he's going to that he's at a point in his in his foot in his training camp where he's at the high end of intensity so people are always watching the last part of your Camp the part where you're peeking and then you going to go take her offer 10-15 days they don't see that part and then we'll see the month before you ramped up to that level they just see the last 2-3 weeks where it's at aspiring they were mimicking fights pitou the maximum as we can for fruiting with danger here we're only doing it a little bit but that's the part of your buddies watching so they can call if you want to become really good you have to flirt with danger every day if that's what the workouts are if you see George Trainspotting you but I hate that wasn't so intense that wasn't so intense there's another really mellow practice I remember when I was younger I was training at the Graham Brothers Jim and I would see old is grand champion boxer is everybody She's the Man train harder than him but he's that that's his millionth workout it was my tent you know he's doing in the long run he's out of the way more years of training so that's when I started understand that the champion the best guy he's training for the long run it's far more intelligent getting far more workouts in than me that's burned out in the next day I need to rest so it's consistency over intensity intensity and Tails you need to take a break just no way around it so if you're young person listening to this in your got a coach that's true turn you out everyday the f*** do you do I don't know what to go to the gym ago you know what I listen to frost a hobby the other day and frost saying you're a retard here's my here's my car and I'll just get the get the message that we're just going to play around I was in the process of hobby today and for us saying you're a retard here's my here's my you know when I roll with guys I think I feel when I grab them I'm grabbing them gently and they realize it and I'll let them like I like I passed my car go ahead start a control and I'll just get the get the message that we're just going to play around and then later when we're going more intense you know what they'll feel it still feel the intensity but I don't always Roll Heart


    Joe Rogan - Should Knee Kicks Be Legal in the UFC?
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    with Darren till where he wants them to Outlaw that side kick to the knee no I did see that well apparently his knee got really f*****-up in the Darren till fight you know what do you what do you think about that side leak to the knee that everyone's do not even the oblique kick just a front leg side kick to the knee the same way you love Romero used it but Robert Whittaker f***** up his right hand the smaller weaker guy to hurt the bigger stronger die well in the case of Darren till it allows the bigger stronger guy that hurt the other the book back kick punches but less susceptible to latex or the oblique kick or the psychic to the near what's on now I'm not saying to you don't punch me cuz I'm more vulnerable this way so whatever your vulnerability is you chose that vulnerability by standing sideways why don't I stand sideways because they know they're going to get chop to the leg right they're always fighting good kickers they're always fighting amazing kickers when you go to Thailand the guy may be a good puncher but he's for sure agree kicker that you're not going to run into a guy doesn't know how to kick they all know how to kick knee and elbow and some of them know how to punch really really well also so they stand in the way multi has developed in a way that's her auntie kick Antony and the album and it's not as defensive to the punches so if I want to stand if I want to avoid punches off timer belated let them I'm fighting it like a BJ Penn was very heavy-handed and more of a puncher doesn't kick much well I'm going to stand bleed it like you see what you're doing and drop one hand why so he can use his job from from down to up right cuz it's faster has agreed to reach and it's harder to counter whereas if you understood more square and wait I would have been useless does BJ doesn't kick but then you'd be more open to punches so the way you're standing the way I want a boy standing that the antagonist to that the dad to go to that is that a kick so how could you stand that way just switch the way you're standing and now it's okay now you're more open to bunches but that's adaptation that's what fighting is about to rock paper scissors if I use Rock Outlaw paper I don't say everybody ain't nobody allowed to use paper no but that's the antidote to what you're doing and when the Tide's fight they have that very light front leg and prevent that front leg side kick to the knee because they're always liked very light so if you kicked Annie there it's just going to go backwards and listen to stand that way they're standing that way at a cost yet and also the cost if they don't have the ability to use that movement that flattering front leg movement the way that Wonderboy does to Wonder Boy is the master of the front leg like he's the best of standing completely side 20 father Johnny Hendrix good example he threw a sidekick to the body Hendrix stood there and then he went to roundhouse kick my face with the same last apiece and Hendrix plot in with the limited movement in a guy like Wonder Boy who's just one of the most difficult guys to serve pin down yeah incredible yeah his style is very unique and I'm fasting with him and I'm really fascinated right now with Michael Venom page been watching it juicy is pro boxing fights no I didn't see right now Blitz Point karate style that Raymond Daniels has that allow these guys have in Raymond's obviously adapted very well for kickboxing women quite a bit about 90 seconds on a regular basis and how does he do it he doesn't with the back he's a master at finding a place for the back you don't want to get hit with his back ache like I know him terrible backache I bet you is more powerful than his he will fit that bacchic everywhere everywhere in a way you won't see it coming and then going to hurt so much more Disney on bang is that the guy he knocked out with that touch front leg sidekick and then oh my God does spinning back kick to the face what is like oh s*** that you people really got to understand that more Thai but he hit that guy out of the same kick that hard to deal with takedown defense and Muay Thai skills and Jiu-Jitsu is like f*** man that's all that's a lethal skilled 1/2 I love I love doing boxing Muay Thai karate Taekwondo I love I love blending it all I believe all of this right here that this guy is pulling that off that was when he was in glory tap come on man what the f*** does that all the time body and traditional martial arts techniques that are finding their way in MMA absolutely just have to know how to use it and that just because aquatic I got beat up by a rapper doesn't mean all the karate he's trained is not good exactly you're always fighting another karate guy and then you fight a boxer the boxer behavior is just different before you have to get used to it and then all the sudden you saw the same movie a hundred times you know how to deal with it you know so I can watch the same movie over and over again you start you start predicting with it the scene is going to be so you're not caught by surprise when you caught by surprise you're done you never done this before and I'm doing an armbar basic on what you're getting caught with it you know that's why I believe you got to know everything out there but you got to specialize


    Joe Rogan - How GSP Prepares For A Fight
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    but manageable if I make it to challenging I'm redlining him he's going to break his knees going to pop he's going to be unmotivated if it's too he's he's going to be bored I have to find the right amount of stimulus so when I'm in the practice room if I see Georgia just mulling guys in destroying them I have to make it have to scale the workout so that it's harder but I don't want to Skillet so high is that I injured him and break him or that he made out of practice by a hair and that he's not motivated to do another Camp you know we reach those high-intensity levels periodic what a year and they have to be done in a certain way that it's fun like you you know George was like you know he was on your show you sing I'll try to kill him in the practice room but I do it so rarely I do so periodically and I make it a joke that's why I was trying to say is that I brought into the room and I was watching him spar with George and they don't want to touch his face when he was like a Megastar like he was the champion nobody wants to try to double leg and nobody wants to try to hurt him because they're like I'm not going to come his house and try to show him it doesn't respect thing there's a there's a there's Starstruck know these young kids so I'll bring them in and I'm like listen guys I'll give a speech the first got a double like I'm the first got to put them out I would like a $5,000 reward for 5,000 bucks please buy me very often show me where George is missing something cuz when you have this perfect practice and you win all the time what do you work on well nothing went wrong with having to fix so I mean there are times we really red line have you ever had anybody knock him out he's been dropped the ones who practice pretty badly and Tiffany store but the money wasn't on the line that time what time you got dropped in practice and I wanted to stop the I want to pull the plug it was for will that if I use fighting that Hardy two weeks before his fight IO I was truly was concussed and I said Jordan pulling the one more round sit to meet coach let me finish the run I'm okay let me finish the next round and I fell if I pulled him I would have killed his confidence I will kill this conference totally so I said okay you could do the next round and I told her that he was fine with don't mind a single glove like I was Pluto not a single globe on it just take a moment and George one in the next one not knowing that the other guy's not allowed to hit him at all and he just crushing the guy right here I know I know it went bad around 4 but don't fight was amazing I was on fire. I see you were you are at your what is contemporary know that's what is got to disappear you know the fights on the line he was fine. 32 weeks later he was doing a lot of wrestling cuz we didn't want to like even chance I was sure you had a concussion when he won that fight without pulling the plug on that fight back out of that fight was 2 weeks from now everybody's coming to watch this fight like this this fight you know it's been it's been on the what do you call the Primetime has been like 3 weeks they're filming and I like this is happening this fight is happening no matter what you don't. George's in that mindset and knocked out twice before and apparently one of them was real bad yeah I think I think we spar with vandelay and apparently you don't spar with vandelay Noel it's just fights I mean he's old school shoot the Box especially back then. My God he won't really talk about it too much cuz he doesn't want to be perceived as an excuse but I mean how many times of Fighters done that many men like unless I really feel like it's it's urgent which is rare that I've actually had to intervene because I didn't the day when are you a hundred percent it's really really happens there's always something Brian but the thing about getting knocked out is it if you get knocked out two weeks ago your odds of getting knocked out a significantly higher I know I know mine it's it's it's it's crazy yeah it's The Balancing Act of being a trainer is not something that I envy that stuff because I care for you guys honestly nothing to do with the business for the money I couldn't care less like I could not care less but I know that that guy he's on a one-way track so if I'm telling him nope hit the brakes and he saying we're going that that breaking Harmony is there a crate of friction and printed out in the fighter where are you are you all in are you all in you know because if stuff because I care for you guys honestly nothing to do with the business for the money I could care less like I could not care less but I know that that guy he's on a one-way track so if I'm telling him nope hit the brakes and he saying we're going that that breaking Harmony is there a crate of friction and printed out in the fighter where I know you are you all in are you all in you know because if you're not all in you going to scare your fighter cuz there's that to consider as well


    Joe Rogan - Anybody Can Get Ripped!
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    man don't eat like he eats you won't even work and he has his whole Theory and philosophy you're just born this way you acting like people he's trained himself like thought you see that there's there's there's various body types you know you do have ectomorph mesomorph endomorph and we're we're on the Continuum of these three George's on the ectomorph side and a strong side of ectomorph is a small waist weight training and then an exercise because he wanted to bulk up so he's a bulk ectomorph he's not a perfect I can respond to 100% of the more I would say between ectomorph and mesomorph endomorph there the other end of the spectrum you eat a little bit of carbohydrates to get fabulous a little bit of muscles your muscles explode inside the George wasn't like that I've been on the other side of the spectrum so a real mesomorph would be like Melvin manhoef what's more endomorph fat or muscular people that have a really hard time not being overweight you can gain fat and muscle really quickly as an endomorph ectomorph whatever I might be wrong neither one of us Leica Francis ngannou Brock Lesnar of super muscular thick like just look like they like naturally would pack a lot of money I'm sure you can pull up a chart if you if you can lean and hard pack on muscle ectomorph and mesomorph looks like a super jacked and endomorph looks like seeing out here with here's what we tell you something lady else would you look at those three pictures I go with endomorph all day exactly those three pictures we love you more think about an amorphous silica short stocky Hulk and he could also be packed with muscle Calvin Kelvin Gastelum Kevin Gastelum who will put them in the most in the moorside yeah definitely cuz he's never really totally ripped well Dolce when he had him and he was getting them down to a real 170 he he really had a pretty ripped at one point I'm just really low body fat something about a basketball player okay what are the signs they say is small waist the waist and shoulders are quite similar. George has a v going in his very broad shoulders which is great he's perfectly Built For Fighting that allows him for reach and his double leg cuz he's got incredible acts like he's wearing shoulder pads and you know he's blessed with many many genetic gifts for fighting no doubt about it and endomorphs are naturally predisposed to meet ectomorphs are naturally predisposed to Endurance Sports so you'll see it does marathon runners or whatnot they're tall and lanky they're not bulky Mike Tyson look athletes have a little belly and all but it's not as as pronounced it's not as pronounced as an endomorph anamorphot pack on fat and muscle real quickly and they're they're more them or they gravitate Mort's Powersports so they can explode and they have less cardio where's the ectomorph is like you see a lot of running backs their short stocky endomorph man they have to explore for 3/4 socket is there a Best Body for fighting or is there a you just adapt your style to whatever body you have actually I think there's a best body for basketball at best body for football while depends what position you're playing but fighting everybody hasn't fight in their DNA so all styles excuse me all body types can fight and that's what's so amazing endomorph man but he found a way to fight to make sense for him that's how I always tell people you got to fight according to your your body type of everything that's crazy Muhammad Ali fought a certain way he has certain he had certain a certain personality even your personality is very important if he tried to fight like Tyson it would backfire if rice and tried to fight like Muhammad Ali it would backfire I think everybody has to start with the basics and then after three four years of training even maybe up to five years now you got a specialized for what your temperament is what's your body type is what's your personality is because not everybody wants to get it done and run one and not everybody is the type of person who can take it to the cars and not everybody has a reaching speeds 2 Jap in and out running a job in and out like a late dude you have the attributes that all he has he was born with certain attributes and everybody's born with an attribute for fighting in my opinion everybody got this far because they can fight nobody got here this far without having some innate ability to fight you know to defend themselves so all our body types can defend themselves but you have to discover cover help what works best for the body type Tyson's appropriate sample exactly they thought you couldn't make it in the short guy when I leave was dancing around people like no that's not going to work using to get tired when he goes to the heavy weights or heavy weights tuning bounce around and I'll lease to spiral out with light weights he's part 6 rounds with light weights in 6 miles of the heavyweight why because he would play tag with a lightweight speed and movement


    Joe Rogan on Joey Diaz' Backstage Routine
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    to each other but it's fun it's practice making other comedians laugh W awesome go to be a fly on the wall watching a bunch of comedians just text you through each other not even worried about other people not trying to make anybody laugh but themselves we all talk s*** and let's Joey's around then when Joey's around just try to get him riled up he doesn't like or some food that's bulshit we will have conversations with him and just want to have a conversation but half the time it's like a game of hanging around the funniest guy ever if you get that guy to laugh because I got to make everybody laugh as f****** poke and prod get mad at us what the f*** is it what the f*** are these kids doing with the f****** streaming in the next thing you know boom bang everybody's on the floor dying laughing you would get fired up and then you go on stage already at 10 you know is it really smart thing it looks like it came out of someone's a******* and he would just whatever it was he would just start ranting about it and get angry and then you go on stage like at 10 so it could be anything man could be a f****** TV show that's on and doesn't like it could be the pair of sneakers you wearing could be that I don't like the way you're doing your notes Hill just to say I know your writing notebook around you're doing it just show the world that you take your job seriously some people do but I mean that's better than not doing it you don't even if you like fate even if you're right into fake that you're writing all the time just that's definitely better than not writing notebook you got to get the notepad right here have no idea what the f*** I wrote but occasionally I feel like one day I'm going to get it I'm going to be I'm going to wise up I'm going to go in here and we'll go over these notes and something's going to make some sense but nope all looks like nonsense Chicken Scratch and nonsense page after page of it Kyle Kingsbury


    Joe Rogan - Trump Will Win in Again 2020
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    this guy is never going to last eight years and for sure going to win again I'm going to be the president so you think for sure he wins again because is that because whoever the Democrats decide to put in is going to be an equal turd sandwich again you're super smart dude but you're also a brute your big giant Savage motherfuker right how many people have underestimated you because you're a big giant Savage motherfuker Play Talk stupid and acted like you were more on I say equal street fights to fight in the UFC yeah there's a lot of people right people in general like there's a certain part of us with him I don't think he is I think he's really good at winning this is the this is not a not a note an endorsement of him by this immigration policy of separating children from their parents I think that's subhuman his wife came out and said that was bullshiting you got to keep them together get them out of here if you want confirm with your help out on that but taking them from their kids is subhuman means Beyond it's not us it's not what we're doing in 2018 that's not confrontations with people and they think he's adult I don't think is a dolt I think he's there's no way to be a successful he's been and always has ups and downs and she'll like that but like what heat just the way you was able to dismantle all those guys those Republican debates and going to be torn apart so I'm apart do business emotionally tied up in his responses there was so much negativity and energy it was like his anxiety like a fight where guys in full Panic you know you seen the full panic just talking s*** in the schoolyard you know like that one guys getting bullied always got the crowd watching him in the other guys like wolf but but your your f*** you man going to work you know that's kind of look like Ted Cruz if they all look like he's just been doing this his whole life I like Bernie Sanders who you know all the right-wing people they just want to give away all your money give away all your money to welfare Bratz even the left was protecting against that yeah right cuz there's still money money on the left I should point out I know jackshit about politics is very important point out anybody that ever says you shouldn't talk about politics get me to explain to you how Congress and the Senate works and how long the terms are and what's with the Catalina what would they have to do to be a sloppy ass f****** conversation right I'm no political expert you know like Mike Pence is no MMA expert in a man like he probably could tell you who Conor McGregor is you know like that's probably like we have equal knowledge and government but still in my twin just in terms of like you definitely could look what it what is it it's a f****** game it's a game so very high-stakes gigantic game where you're trying to win a popularity contest do you want what do you think of the rock potentially becoming president one day that she was that ship blew up and I was like wait a minute now if you look at the current state and it is a popularity contest and we want somebody who can literally Rock the mic has The Gift of Gab yeah but then you also have somebody who's doing the military and ship is as famous as f****** anyone is ever been highest paid doing Hollywood he's so nice to The Rock and Oprah could win a super pissed off if the rock was a president Oprah was VP Oprah would have to say look like she is a potentially next in line that's not a bad thing it's not even approval but you want to be the first female president to counter like the first celebrity president being Trump Oprah counters that with the first female celebrity present see that's a big win with The Rock vvp in that situation tough to get the rock take f****** backseat I don't know about that he's the rock stuff to get him to take a backseat it would be fascinating to see what happens next that's what's going to be how we're going to try to play this out how people are going to play this out the popularity contest aspect of it cuz it's just okay evolves into that how much of his regulations are helping and what and what do we do now it has really f*****-up maybe permanent consequences to the Earth that's true to write but what what stuff have they implemented other than I know they did offshore drilling right that concerned a lot of people and it was explained to me about The Monuments and the private land I've read a bunch of different on public land rather I read a bunch of different takes on that and essentially what they did is bring it back to where it was before the Obama Administration changed it so it was it was listed a certain way and then when the Obama Administration changed it they felt that wasn't over step I don't know why and it doesn't Andover step I don't know why and it doesn't seem to be they haven't started any like mineral drills or oil drills or anything in these areas I don't know what they're doing but I don't know I don't know if they're really just trying to deregulate things more they feel like the government overstep their boundaries or if they really have nefarious ideas and trying to like figure out a way to get some oil out of a Salmon River time will tell


    Joe Rogan - I Disagree with Jordan Peterson on Incels
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    not harder to take a position that says you should be who you are and you have to fit that into society rather than saying this is what the moral imperative is this is why we need those laws and if you deviate from that you're the bad guy so unfortunately they've just Embrace that I think too much so it's like it's like one of those things like when I go to these colleges and I'm usually invited by libertarian and it's like low taxes and limited government and live how you want to live that's the basics of it you know I talked about low taxes in the college class and people say I'm racist and it's like how does race get into that but what they will say is that what they'll say is we'll wait a minute if you want low taxes that means you don't want money going to people who need it more and often it is people of color who need it more so you inherently are racist you have to think on how to make a counter argument to that but I think there's a very valid counterargument that I buy into oh you're racist your race is such a crazy please involuntary celibates yeah that's not going to help so what do you think what what do you think his definition of you know the culture encourages and supports the idea of monogamy ideas that there's a bunch of men out there that are taking up all the Bible females because no one's getting married and it just does no room for these incels no they are not attractive to women whether they're not physically attractive you tell me Harvey Weinstein gorgeous wife his wife is gorgeous that was a voluntary relation okay so how did that happen it happened to success it happened through success and confidence and whatever the f*** out he's got you no intellect I don't know what is mine's like these these in cells they have to become men okay and there's a warrant all about that I mean his home I just don't think that enforced monogamy but I think he used the phrase all he meant was marriage that generally societies that more people are married then people remain married so I think I can help I think perhaps if he was being interviewed Again by by her he would use a different phrase good together and a martial arts I think is one of the best ways to do that I've seen so many men that were like so insecure and dorky and do it they become f****** nerd assassin's martial arts and I think it's a great way to build confidence and I think there's is it extreme lack of adversity elect physical adversity in a lot of people's lives and overcoming physical adversities with leads to a lot of confidence in man and I just think that there's a lot of men that are just have no idea can or can't do anything difficult and they have massive insecurity because of it I think you would agree with every word that you would to everywhere that you just said they're not fixing it you will find more women and that the next step next natural progression in life is that you will find someone that you we partnered with them that that Ben has the best value for a society I but I don't want to completely State his case yeah the discipline equals freedom is like one of the best catchphrases it's so accurate power it's so empowering get your s*** together and then the time that you have for recreation you appreciate it so much more you don't appreciate rest when you're f****** off all day your appreciate rest when you've worked hard that's when it mean something to you when you've accomplished goals that's when this celebration is is something that you get a good feeling from it do you have a part in your life that you feel like is lacking in that in what department in just like getting your s*** together like not slacking on so that's what I do I do a lot of s*** that the only way I could ever do as many different things as I do is if I just get after it I get after it pretty f****** good I'm not I'm not insecure in that I mean whether it's through martial arts or any kind of exercise or work I just I take pride in getting things done I take pride in working especially working towards things that are important to me whether it's working on my set working on my stand-up whether it's working on a podcast with her it's working on my martial arts or my fitness or yoga or whatever I get after it man just got to confirm me it's not a matter of whether or not it's an options like brushing my teeth I don't decide one day I don't want to brush my teeth today I just f****** brush my teeth and when there's days where I'm doing fasted cardio arm goes off it's not a matter of whether or not I shut the alarm off that's not an option you get up you put your f****** shoes on you get the dog and you go running cuz that's what you do and if you just decide that's what you do when you get things done and then a month later you're like oh we did this all month and then six months later it's like oh I did this A happy year and then if you're doing Jiu-Jitsu you like oh s*** look I got a blue belt oh s*** now I'm a purple belt and how you become a black belt you know and I got myself a good type of cuz it gets progressively easier to I told you I'm doing that doesn't though doesn't get easier every time that alarm goes off for you now then right when you started I don't know man you know the reward of it you know that that reward is there forcement enforcement in the success that I've had in in completing these tasks but every f****** time I go to yoga class when I got Jesus 90 minutes 104° temperature with these all these women that go to humiliate me before she drinks it after but when she's in that class she's just top it just you know that their net it's never easy to do you know gets a little bit easier when you get better at it but then you just try harder to make some more difficult if you're always giving 100% effort it's always going to be hard to do you take some pride in the fact that now I can go to Miles through the hills and you know and reach the point of exhaustion or before was one or whatever whatever you little little progress markers are you get some satisfaction that but it's always go to get going... Hardest step is the first step is not XXX stabbed with a hundred stab it's a f****** first one is getting on the trail getting going it's the hardest thing it's the hardest way too lifted the first one cuz once you get going like okay I'm a half hour in my workout am writing things down I'm supposed to be doing now I got you know 2010 ups and then did burpees and all that you have to do it then I have to do it and so many people have a hard time doing it going that. The hardest step is the first step is not the 30th stabbed with a hundred stab it's a f****** first one it's getting on the trail getting going it's the hardest thing it's the hardest way to lift is the first one cuz once you get going like okay I'm a half hour in my workout am writing things down I'm supposed to be doing now I got to know 20 chin-ups and then did burpees and I'll just have to do it then I have to do it and so many people have a hard time doing it if you would have


    Joe Rogan on the Intellectual Dark Web
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    Mike my own boss I'm not going to fire me I'm not going to accidentally tweet something one day and then go that do not fire Dave Rubin like you know like what we do and it's like I need to grow up like we definitely need to grow because there's Bridges my guys are just doing too much but I'm also very aware that all the problems that you just laid out will start becoming more and more real so I like being a slim and trim as possible at least for now because I don't want to be down the road where we we got too many people there's too many just different competing interest in business interests and political interest and everything else so it's like that's why I mean you what you're doing here amazing man so you know there was an article right after that IDW thing came out on the time that was calling you a conservative and I think I I think I emailed it to you. Was like man pro-marijuana Universal Health Care Pro Universal basic income like what else do I have to do like what up what are the things in my pro-second Amendment must be right when people's thoughts and positions on things would lead someone to realize not a right-wing person but the thing is only narrative for so long I mean I think the narrative has started to shift a little bit where the enthusiasm behind the conversations that we're all having whoever it is in this thing is so great and there is no versions of us on the other side of this diamond selling identity politics at a really great way at a comedy level who have a huge podcast and like where is the where is that intellectual set of people where's the Sam Harris of the other side of this or that have real following they don't exist and that's partly why the hysteria has been ramped up they can't believe that out of nowhere just because of our all of our just wherewithal a desire to do what think it's right or what makes us happy or whatever the hell you want to call it they can't believe we all freaking created something where they can create event that we're all in a group I'm weirded out there where the super boy Banner group weird group of humans I mean me and Ben we disagree on a lot of s*** but we're super friendly to each other like what I do is show or he does my I really enjoy that guy I like him coming up my ass I'm wearing about f****** Chuck's wearing Converse and have some sort of a flannel shirt that jacket Alaska just it is what it is you know it's like this this intellectual dark web that like it's f****** Eric he's crazy busy man alright well then you can't come to the club trying to make a yoga class time I think we have a respect for our audience and intellectual curiosity like me and Shapiro although we have very different opinions on many different things you know I think we both are intellectually curious I've had been on many times that I consider him a friend we broke bread together all those kosher which makes it my friend we broke bread together all those kosher which makes it to eat


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the Tommy Robinson Story
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    about that story other than the fact that a bunch of people are mad at me on Twitter but not talking about he was he was filming outside of a trial of Muslim pedophile grooming gangs grooming gangs this group of men that are raping their raping 12 and 13 year old girls basically they're on trial he had already been on probation or something for something else and you're not allowed to film outside of courthouse so technically I suppose he is in jail now for the right reason but there's a lot of people think he's not going to survive being in jail and I know I didn't know anything about him until this usually just pick one of your life does anyone do this a lot of them I just don't know I don't know what's going on let people go how come you're not, I don't even know about it I love it I love that would you sit out something on Twitter for 6 hours and people start screaming at you like I think part of the article that that Barry Weiss wrote in the times about us she was talking about that and there's a line in there where she said you know if you talk to these people meaning Jones and crnkovich and molyneux that you're either cynical or stupid and in effect and you don't have to talk to other people are you against that because I don't think you have to be there Civic or soup but just have to be a person talking to someone just because you're talking to someone doesn't mean you agree with them let's find the line this is from the X piece it says it seems to me that if you're willing to sit across from an Alex Jones or Mike cernovich and take him seriously there's a high probability that you're either cynical or stupid of certain members to see this is a fatal error if you saying I'm taking him seriously I got Alex high and drunk and he started talking about interdimensional child molesters like if anything it showed people who he really is like I've known the guy forever iParty with that dude I've had him come to my, shows we've got f***** up and ran around the town and went to bars together back before everybody knew who he was to you could go places he's a fun guy I don't believe everything he believes I think he's silly in a lot of ways but I like a lot of people that I don't agree with I don't have to agree with them I didn't know about his Sandy Hook tonight if I did it would have been the first thing I pressed him on when I talk to him I want to do it with my crazy friend Eddie Bravo cuz he believes every f****** conspiracy theory hi and laughing and drunk and pounded whiskey and f****** around and people I can see why you like that guy I can see why he's fun we had a good time together red or white that it is 1 or 0 is binary that's ridiculous ridiculous people on and you have had ridiculous people onto if you take them seriously but she left that caveat did you take you seriously I do not take Alex Jones is opinion on interdimensional thinks she apologized upset George Soros was a Nazi or something he was captured by the way we're going to have to talk to people that people don't like and listen 1 CNN prime-time you know who Jay Simpson lawyers on on Monday he could have a Castro Seinfeld on Tuesday he could have a magician on Wednesday could have Lucille Ball if she was still alive on Thursday and then you know George the Secretary of State or something so no one thought he endorsed all of those ideas in my home the way we are more friendlier we're not sitting here with no cards and with I have bees and reproduce them planned and all that even though I think we both do a hell of a f****** professional show that I think we're both really proud of I think because of that they think now you're seeing the real them or soda or something like that like it's and have a good time f*** around along the line it became something different and along the line became not just talkin my friends became talking to people that are famous or interesting people are professors or writers or whatever it is I'm going to do whatever the f*** I want that's why I'm doing this I'm going to do whatever I want to talk to if you don't like who I'm talking to it's super simple you just don't listen to that episode and go old Rogan you're all right now all you have is alt right people you think your balance I want that's why I'm doing this I'm going to do whatever the f*** I want if I want to talk to if you don't like who I'm talking to it's super simple you just don't listen to that episode and go old Rogan you're all right now all you have is alt right people you think your balance. Because you have Abby Martin on once a year I just think I talk to people you know I talked a lot of people there's I like talking to people I like talking to people I agree with and I can talk to people I disagree with that I get something out of that too


    Joe Rogan - Alex Jones Is Wrong About Anthony Bourdain!
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    I keep hearing him now about Anthony Bourdain that Bourdain was going to expose some child pedophile ring and that's why they suicided him it's f****** stupid man without going down fully on that road there is one odd thing about the same thing which is just a few weeks ago did Hillary Clinton like machine or something without Israeli was a black tube or some s*** Siri find the Tweet because he was basically saying that Donald Trump's people use the same people that Harvey Weinstein used Sarah Israeli intelligence group to another something that Harvey done to his victims where he was trying to silence them by scaring them with these these you know Israel mercenary type folks in her battle with Harvey Weinstein of rape what is business is going bankrupt he's f***** he's going to jail like it's the walls are caving in this is f****** stupid stupid thinking and I don't think that's what happened I think he killed himself and I think it's a terrible terrible tragedy and I think it's really disrespectful to have all these dumb speculative ideas because their sport in piracies it's a sport yeah it's a game just a hobby that people have and looking to f****** I'm looking for the truth bro looking to f****** close the gaps this is so this is what it is manati Illuminati II you think you got it that means you lost his right here I've been on the receiving end of her operatives wrath and it ain't fun right now her operatives Raff okay I don't know nothing is Hillary Clinton was before the track before the Scandal happened there's a lot of photos of Hillary Clinton hanging out with Weinstein Oprah hanging out with everybody a game a little bit would you have him on again if I had them on again that would be the first thing we talked about you know I'm I've been friends with Alex since 1998 I've known him for a long time I don't think he's a bad guy but I think he's very wrong about a lot of things he's very misguided about a lot of things and I think he loves conspiracy there is a bunch of people in this country that love to make the blood to connect the dots and find conspiracies and f****** everything everything that there is and sometimes the right and Alex has been right definitely been right about a bunch of things he was right about the World Trade Organization particular about when they were using agent provocateurs to disrupt protests and make them violent protests by Smashing windows and he documented all of it all these people were none of them were arrested they were all went to one safe house and then negotiate with the police in the release that would military military issue Footwear like he's got all these documents from people that worked inside either police or law enforcement to say that there is a standard practice this is existed for a long time and when you have peaceful protest and you can't do anything about it the best way to do something about us to take that peaceful protest and turn it in on Peaceful way do that he had his guys wear masks they go in The Pretender when the protesters to start smashing Windows flipping over cars and then you move the cops and then they shut the protest down so you essentially shut the peaceful protest turn it non-peaceful do that he have these guys wear masks they go in The Pretender one that protesters to start smashing Windows flipping over cars and then you move the cops and then they shut the protest down so you essentially shut the peaceful protesters down by introducing non-peaceful and these are military operatives these are people that working for the government or working for whoever the f*** decide to pull the trigger on this and this is real this is happened


    Joe Rogan - Identity Politics is Based in Racism
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    had to say and and universities and all that so it makes more sense to focus on that but little sliver of it that's on the right it's shity it's horrible you should not look at your skin color as some great thing that makes you better or is it a right thing as racism always a right thing ago I know about Joe Rogan because I watch the show I listen to the show we've done this several times and weekend for the hours that we're going to sit here and now we can dive as deep into any issue and that's the only way that I can sensibly judge you but the idea that you will look at people that you would look at a black person to Piper's will be sitting there or Muslim person sitting there a trans person sitting there and you go I have even the inkling of what you think because of that immutable characteristics that is actual racism that is prejudge right judging first before you know somebody so I have a much bigger issue with that because that has infected everything in American society right now the identity politics of the right that this should be a white ethnostate or something like that with other women women that only identify with women don't care about men there's a real issue with people that are only American they don't care about the rest of the world but I think we're weird thing that human beings tend to gravitate towards tribes for sure we can I talk about things usually from a little more of a political and then I think you do so yeah of course ultimately it is want to parse that tribalism right so basically you're basically for Freedom your for the individual to live freely however they see fit or you believe that the government should engineer things and that there should be Central planning so that people think that the government should going to go to the government and what are you doing why would we ever think that elected officials these are these people that are for the most part full of s*** just trying to say whatever that's going to appease both the special interest groups and the lobbyists in the people that are helping them get into place people they going to vote for them and you know and then just sort of like skirt around all the other issues that are controversial to the point where they can get into office that's right ones wait name three politicians that you really like I don't know any of them libertarian candidate Rand Paul should be if he really had the balls to be what he is got to learn how to stuff a takedown Brookings or at least conservatives or generally people on the right whatever you want to call that thing there is a massive libertarian streak that is alive in them right now which is why most of the people that I like these days that I get along with that I think are are fair and decent and honest are pretty much libertarian important thing it is your life it is your duty to do what you see fit the government is supposed to do pretty much nothing other than protect your life so it's supposed to have an army and police and stuff like that and then really just lazy Faire economics and that and then the difference between classical liberal and libertarian is how far do you want to go with the government so I think there is some utility for the state but the more I do this the more I have these conversations and I talked to Aunt caption Andrea Libertarians and all that I fight send it hard to defend the state at almost any level at this point but I do think that because I don't want to live in Mad Max Fury Road just yet although we may be heading there I still will defend the state at some level but I would say everything should be local we have an incredible experiment here with 50 states if your state taxes too high move go somewhere else if your state doesn't have good education you can go somewhere else if you don't like the weather somewhere but the second we make everything Federal and this is what it's not just the left this is what people who were using lazy thinking that you referred they think we should just have one law that we should all live exactly the same no matter where it where we are geographically no matter what our religion or would however we set our set of uses that is a nightmare that is a nightmare for a totalitarian state because if the federal government if one government controls everything guess what if you don't like it you got to leave the country you know go to Mexico go to Canada you probably won't like it. states rights over in California we are taxed out the f****** was you I bought a house last year it's my first time at 41 years old that I own property in America I made it I own property I don't have to tell you about my property taxes they're insane the absurdly absurdly high hard is good or series of other things but that's the beauty of the foot boat you can go this is an experiment this thing in America who did against that anyone that wants to keep giving more power to the federal government which is pretty much everybody these days pretty much everybody in mainstream certainly all of the Democrats all of you know the the mainstream set of Democrats and the Bernie and the progressive crew they would love for the federal government to control everything and that is an absolute nightmare everything like how so what they want to control all economics to Department of Education it can figure out all the environmental regulations all of those things I would kick back everything to the states let the states decide if you don't like it get going I mean that's it that's a beautiful thing if you if you really care about marijuana and you live in Alabama right now and it's not legal guess what go to Colorado go to California I mean that's how you influence things because you can move your family your value whatever you bring to your community in your life everything that right now if you California just kept acting Higher and Higher and kept screwing up a lot of biscuits Hondas going wrong in the state eventually Joe Rogan might be like and I just built this freaking Kick-Ass new studio here I'm now paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes and all the stuff you might want to try it somewhere else where they're going to tax you less but that's the beauty of the things you do have to leave the country so that the federal government should pretty much do nothing it should make sure we're not warring with each other that the states aren't Waring eventually Joe Rogan might be like and I just built this freaking Kick-Ass new studio here I'm now paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes and all the stuff you might want to try it somewhere else where they're going to tax you less but that's the beauty of the thing you do have to leave the country so that the federal government should pretty much do nothing it should make sure we're not warring with each other that the states aren't Waring that's about and then protect the borders beyond that it doesn't have to do a lot leave it to the states


    Joe Rogan on Jordan Peterson Hit pieces
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    him and let me figure out what that is dummy we have all the answers and I'm sure as hell no I don't and I don't think you think you do either but we're at least given them a little room to figure it out and it's pretty cool well the thing about Peterson is from Ben fast in these how many people misrepresent what he says to try to frame him him in a way that makes him evil and makes their position seem more ethical or moral or better or more intellectual just so many articles being written about him almost on a daily basis he didn't misrepresent what he saying epic bulshit I mean that's all it is these guys want clicks that's all they want I mean I have we done about 20 shows in the last six weeks or so bounced around from Nashville and Houston and Atlanta and Chicago and everywhere else the crowds have been incredible it's a probably split UniFirst like either masculinity had been compromised or they couldn't get jobs or they didn't feel good about their lives like if there was someone talking to them that was helping them that would actually be good but let's just put that aside right cuz they don't mean it in a positive way so they say it's all angry about 60/40 male-to-female roughly Jordan show afternoon logo you know he's a big fan of you guys or he loves you and he loves you or blah blah blah and I'm just here but then they all have a great time I mean I'm telling you this thing has been an insane love that they know you saw the video that Jordan posted last night it was his birthday last night we were at where the hell was I Atlanta the Tabernacle in Atlanta you know almost 3,000 people singing happy birthday to him we brought out this freaking stuff Lobster and a and a piece of meat cuz he's on his crazy meat diet now and it's like it's an endless love that every street we walk down people high-fiving us and I we did a little meet and greet impromptu thing at the Lincoln Memorial and about a hundred people showed up just out of nowhere and it's like these people are just trying to figure s*** out they're not white supremacist they're not all right they don't hate women it is literally nothing that they say because they want clicks and the way they get clicks and you know the way they absolutely reversed from the truth it's not that they lie a little bit like a little eye misrepresenting the opposite of the truth they just they just they're finding these little categories Reich homophobia transphobia with him every freaking night I asked me to be doing so I basically do like 15 minutes of stand-up up top he does an hour and a half and then we do a Q&A together and we bring out all of these things and every night to clear it up and sometimes I have people bust out their phones and I'll be like one of you guys record this tonight where he takes down the all right because he hates the identity Politics as much as the identity politics of the left eye mean


    Joe Rogan on CM Punk Losing Again "He's Untalented!"
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    the WWE back on you would think you would please be like great on the mic you don't even like maybe can't back it up reply to write for like he goes from my Cocky and Confident on the bucket Jam or whatever they're going to eat believe in yourself so I don't think that shitted on them he's a very nice guy he's a very nice guy and he's a hard worker but he does not have athletic Talent he's missing a line he's a showman and when he was in the WWE he was allowed to say who had zero fear of him and just was so casual and just pop them in the face anytime you wanted literally could stop them anytime if you just got angry and want to stop him he could have stopped him at any point in the fight and even though he beat him decisively the performance was a piss Dana White off so bad the way he was fighting that he called him a f****** idiot he said he'll never fight in the UFC again and he won so I can Mike Jackson went out there and just start CM Punk with a right hand left hook combination and that was the end of it it was a while CM Punk you give it a shot that's it's over Mike who'd like to fight next it's like you know you're not even fighting in the UFC anymore because you should have you should have stopped them like what you were doing he tickled him. like right away when you see CM Punk holding holding his hands up and moving stiff and throwing kicks like Jesus like I don't like that being on pay-per-view I understand that they're selling pay-per-view cards but pay-per-view in the UFC should be the elite Fighters Curtis blaydes vs Alistair Overeem should have been on that pay-per-view card that's what should have been there not not what we got to see you know what we got to see was just promoting this guy's if you something and then cigarettes party videos come out and see what the f*** is this you know I'm videos are crazy no wrestling background no nothing and this is a job as a right-hand it is when you throw a Kik I want you to. I mean he doesn't have the ability to move his body right for football players and you could get them to fight better than him in a couple of weeks dry easily cuz they're athletes or athletes they would understand how to shift their weight through a punch and yeah that the Spartan videos I saw was his first fight but even then like he was assigned for like two years before he had his first fight or someone else but there's no way that you six years deep in the game and you still have that bad physical Talent whatever for whatever reason whether it's his approach his intensity it whether it's it's not a coaching at Duke f****** Rufus you know I mean by that he talks about the group is he than the one of the pre fights he said how do you say this is like Audrey like a head kick the great guy in every every sense of the word this is is a great guy he does best you knowns only so much you could do my no I mean I'm sure you would love working with you I'm sure he would love working with you if you and Duke work together I'm sure you guys have a great old time because you're Joe f****** Shillings right and he's Duke f****** love it though you know let him know but you know what I mean I mean that is been drinking beer and smoking cigarettes is whole life and and I had a fight in 6 months how much can you possibly tomorrow but I would rather see that fight against you know that that was a disaster when I saw Mickey fight and then I saw that he was going to fight CM Punk I was like who said yes to this why the f*** would you say yes to this this is a hundred percent guaranteed brain-damaged there's no way you're going to beat him is not you don't have a goddamn chance in hell you have no chance and I was saying that people get mad at me I got a pitbull and I'm going to put them in a cage with a puppy what do you think's going to happen the pit bulls going to kill the puppy this is whether this is how it works this isn't like this isn't what maybe Jackson like under a minute with me for like 3 months and the kids getting really good his striking is getting really really good trying to convince him ever since he got here I called his phone it's like you know that you will have his ring back songs and they like f****** horrible elevator music every time he answers to change it or at least have it be Hey Mickey you're so fine. And what is his music elevator


    Joe Rogan on Colby Covington "I'm Impressed!"
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    this weekend and I told me after the fight as I do this kids cardio is insane he's like it's insane because I think it might be like I just a natural gift that he has many trains really really hard but he said his cardiologist off the charts yeah interesting it's funny how much attention wasn't that good before but it's what he got ants but beating Maya the way he beat Maya everybody to open their eyes up to go huh but a lot of people had doubts there like dos anjos is a f****** straight-up assassin he's doing in there I guess I got f***** up Robbie Lawler. Mark Neil Magny like how's it going to beat this guy and he beat the s*** out of him he literally beat him every Rouse crazy like watching me maybe you could give the first round of Dos anjos and you know he was always a threat cuz he still got power but college is on and it was like Nick Diaz. just pop pop concept constant attack constant kicking them constant punching them I was very impressed and very bright and he had a real problem with that cardio when he was at 1:55 cuz it diminishes body so much then he moves up to 170 and I will now he literally doubled his output if you look at their strikes per minute in the 155 lb of and then 170 was double at 170 and still cold email Tim just stayed stayed on. It was crazy so very impressive but now he's got tyrants so mad I don't want to f****** kill him that's that's a different person like Tyrant I let somebody cuz he hates them all the s*** talking he's been doing them don't bring up Colby's name I don't want you even bring up his name cuz he didn't want attention but now it's too late you know now is anyone's name other than his brother ever all the time on any show ever. Ever ever going to fight now but do you know it works for some it doesn't like I said for me it was I was never one of those guys but it has been one of those things that like you see every every couple years it's still one guy that stands out from him right well I think Connor did that for a lot of people but Kobe saying some hilarious s*** I would take this belt bring it to Donald Trump


    Joe Rogan - Negative Effects of Automation
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    can I listen to that well and drain energy comes like how about bring back knocking rocks together to start fires of coal so you can't just say we're switching infrastructure CU understanding of of of Kanab do you know like to know what happened with blue collar people at 8 workers something which is totally true but like and it's not China it's automation would really is going to screw up the whole nature of work for everybody from truck driver through some sort of activcore so you can get on your phone rather than go to an actual physical place lecturing like we're going to have to be a place for like people coming in and like learning in groups and having somebody who well there's certain things martial arts which is a big part of my life you had learned from a person things they must show you while you're doing it but you can learn a lot of things from videos there's a lot of things that people are putting up online instructional courses and stuff and you don't like what everything we're going have to invent new ways we will human beings like there's a way in which we're going to find your Niche places that there will be economies were people make things but yet in the end I mean once there's no work at all if you know what I mean there is like the thing I don't like with self-driving cars right it's not entirely clear that will work and what are the cut for the for the lives that are lost in the driving I mean the car crashes is that the social upheaval is democracy and you end up with you know I just think that what it's going to do is going to make travel safer and then we have to figure out well these jobs that people got right from traveling how do we replace that that income stop arguing that we shouldn't have no I know you now you just being you just look at all the variables we're moving so rapidly into this new world right that like was deciding for us who's deciding that we want card


    Joe Rogan - Are We in a Simulated Reality?
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    dude it's f****** while you go across your walking across you you can really get a workout with that I'm not joking and you get exhausted and you know you keep going and fight a tougher and tougher opponent right virtual reality is it and everybody has the suits that you on your cutting this ball you play the game and she can run and you know we're just starting out along these lines Warehouse set up and you go inside of it and I went to one with my kids and it's a Star Wars one at Disneyland dude it's f****** while you go across your walking across its platform but they have all these different places where you actually walk through through you look to the the rightness fire but you feel the heat from the fire it's f****** crazy and Stormtroopers this is it right here what is it called the void yeah and you do this I'm telling you man this is better than any of the rides at Disneyland and it's just outside of Disneyland in Downtown Disney so you don't have to pay to get into Disney to get it but it costs I think it's $35 for half an hour it's not cheap but not too bad fuckingawesome Amelia is awesome forward Space games and then imagine what the me the Star Wars thing today the void is really cool but you know that it's not real right but it's cool right but you know it's not real I can be sort of like your grandfather terrible people should be going out in nature but I think they should be this a different game Jamie and it 100 boy I am going to be fun and so your little hand controllers one of them would be the arrow and the other one would be the bow against the back to its really cool it was really a lot of fun to actually go through the process of like how do you know how do you how do you teach people Disneyland they have a thing called soaring over the world that you sit in a chair and you get raised up as a giant like IMAX style screen and it flies you over these environments it's incredibly beautiful and different smells are in the are in the different places that you go to like when you go over the elephant elephants you smell grass and hay and I think that it's just a matter of time we were talking about before we're a biological entities might not be server space travel robot put on a suit and be able to experience these rights like in real time you get one going to be talking about like civilizations when they get a million years ahead what can they do that they're so powerful they can build computers that can simulate real like fully simulate rally we're like I'm stuck in The Matrix you have programs that are self-aware and so that and they start running simulations simulated reality reality so odds are right you know if there's a trillion simulator reality you're probably in a simulated reality yeah what is simulation but if you were in a simulation I'll Matrix thing if you were in a simulation that was that real how would you know how could you know there aren't day we're going to be if you allow technology to continue right if we keep moving forward and exponential pace is going to come a point in time when we have something that's indistinguishable from reality so how do we know that we're not already in it once we're in it will we create another reality will we continue to create simulations inside of simulations like that exist nature they exist everywhere in the universe and there's there's also the argument that the atomic structure itself might really be at Universe right right yeah which is super Stoner talk what we're going to be right with the idea that like our future selves with the very fabric of reality deny science but one thing I am a fan of his watching them do it like watching monkeys throw shade at the zoo or something weird about watching people argue like really obvious right when talking point and in and most of them by the way have no financial interest in it, change one way or the other they're not they're not there with the wealthy Elite there these weirdos there like vampire familiar it's like they want to be recognized as like an eight and a half something weird about watching people argue like really obvious right when talking point and in and most of them by the way have no financial interest in it, change one way or the other they're not they're not there with the wealthy Elite there these weirdos there like vampire familiar it's like they want to be recognized as like an eight and Ally of the elite


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with UFO's and A.I.
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    because you're here right you feel Tremors they might they happen all the time. All the time I felt them before the biggest ones I ever felt was when I first moved here I first moved here in 94 and was right after the Northridge Earthquake and I was in my house and I felt I guess it was like a 5.5 where the whole thing is it was weird that the house that I was living in or the apartment that I was in was made out of the same stuff like a box that are we're coming from moving around inside the thing was just moving like easily left and right about holyshit point about the lot of planets right will be like way more plate tectonic Lee active volatile good planets are going to be like really hard to find so you know it is and sometime on Earth but it was like half a billion years ago and they only last right every civilization has a finite lifetime only lasted for a few hundred thousand years they wouldn't leave the big question and that's the thing that gets that UFO dorks than anything is the possibility that we've been visited Jason Wright says it's like a rock harder than we do right and you know if anything's around without your high beams when are you seeing with those lights like planes have lights are the planes don't run into him then I have a light so they can see where they're going horrible memory of events that are stunning or shocking more unnerving or you think you saw something right there doing all that research even trials right would handle do you know see things why wouldn't I think that if they do send something here they're going to send something without biological life inside of it the evolve into in a million years that biology is a short. Of intelligence build machines and the machines become of artificial intelligence is artificial milk it's it's a liquid it's an actual liquid there's not an artificial life in Silicon created life genius is in those dorks to it's really interesting it's like they're fully wholly committed to this Prospect of downloading them so if you talk to Chris while before he wants to do is recreate his father yeah he's his father died when he was young and he wants to be able to through memories and photographs and what he knows about his father literally recreate his father and have a be able to have a conversation with him what he's doing is he's going away into the future into the possibilities of he's not seeing like well 5 years from now we're going to be able to send you know gigabyte pictures to them know he's saying let's think of if you keep going exponentially in electronics and technology and Innovation keeps accelerating we could potentially get to the point where it's the impossible will you be able to recreate human beings based on your knowledge of them and in the end they'll be able to come up with some sort of a program or he'll be able to have a conversation with his father insulation between mind and matter and I think we have like a serious misunderstood we don't understand Consciousness very well at all about the relationship between neurons and awareness how's the new Benchmark for whatever reason it's the new number because they're going back if conference me and my friend are in Dunkin we got to talk to some of these guys and it's really fascinating and one of them had created some robot that was supposed to be him but it didn't work well say never revealed it at the conference that too many bugs in it does it mean when when are we get going to get to ex machina one of my favorite movies ever as much but I liked it was very weird and the ending seems like some producers but they're just in the soup just like back to bed. What's Happening Here who made this part but Nothing Like Us right so that you're back in the day where people were like oh we're going to like model the human brain and that's how we'll do it like me program I like that was just like these kinds of lines go with that kind of thing it has no idea what it's doing but it'll intelligently and so that you know I mean that kind of Freaky Deaky in a lot of ways to be smart to think about the dangers of AI to us to this thing that we are this weird monkey things being a monkey saying ya Daddy's going to replace yes yeah yeah I think it's inevitable I mean. Don't you think that if you go back and interview the single-celled organism before a branched off in the multi self stay at the bottom of the ocean I think it's fully conceivable like I'm not going to happen but as a guy knows a philosopher says you know there's a certain way in which everything we do with a I right now it's not like you know Watson is playing chess it's like we're using Watson to play chess it's our tool you know which are not actually thinking they act until 2 but they don't think he can have a huge like you'll have a really negative him pay. It'll be consuming the entire planet making paper


    Joe Rogan - Science Shouldn't be Political
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    problem with the way people approach ideas and I think it goes back to what we talked about earlier about right vs left or republican vs Democrat they're not thinking the consequences of arguing for or against the possibility that climate change is a human-caused thing you're not thinking of the consequence they just want to win right right and what their side to be if you keep calling one branch of science a hoax then what's to say the other branches like why do they just use your rolling down this thing of slippery slope were like the other countries you like so most of the Nobel prizes Americans were people from other countries they came here to do their side because we had the best scientific Enterprise political views and you know it's not fair to use the cell phone and take the antibiotics and then turn around and like and then suddenly treat this thing as if it was another thing in your bucket of if you know What ideologies I think also people think if you somehow another compromise industry's ability to to work that you're going to kill jobs and you're going to damage the economy and that's more important call people become it's just how powerful are our Enterprise right we did this by you know building businesses by building Enterprise by this world curling machine of civilization and it actually noticed why do you like that term world girdling because I just wrapping around the Earth turn off Yelp classic signs for something bad there's the city of the planet of trantor which is the center of the the Empire of the Galactic Empire and there's the Erie Canal I can stand right on the edge of the Erie Canal then there's a train tracks you know the tracks was laid those tracks were laid back in the other Regional I'm back in the 1870s then there's a highway and then there's the airport right over there for different infrastructures there's any more jobs that come out of this than I could ever come out of fossil fuel if you know it's not a big deal for human beings cuz that's what we do to switch infrastructures and there will be a lot of wealth generated up but you know just like there was when we switch to the trains and where's the argument coming that we did there are people that just adopted the party line the party line that you know humid climate always change and human beings barely affected and it's not something to concentrate on where is that coming from political polarization of everything in the 30-year anniversary of Jim Hansen who's the famous climate scientist giving his testimony in front of Congress in 1988 on a hot sweltering summer day we said climate change is already happening and that made news ever and that was the first like public Awakening that this was happening sing happened you can actually see the very purposeful denial right they took a page out of the cigarette companies now it's four years right cigarettes a problem so they were purposefully the other people had money invested write the name of that merchants of Doubt merchants of doubt why are they doing that like who's paying them to do that obviously the cigarette companies would be paying the same people like to put doubt into the idea that cigarettes are addictive or cigarettes cause cancer in this is what had been done in the past now the same people are involved in doing it with climate change but why I wrote a piece for the NPR has a wealth has a valve monetary value what they know that's in there in the oil companies banks in their bank account of like 1.5 trillion dollars and I said dude you know people kind of War 4 a lot less than 1.5 trillion dollars comes to sort of like Mass you know becomes the political poll that use the political polarization to sort of you knows how to make this happen it doesn't any other countries are doing this is always supporting the environment the left is all about the environment the left is about clean air and clean water and how did that happen the whole thing is very strange environmentalists because Stack-On that you are the polar bears may not be able to come along with us on the ride here you know we to healthy biosphere with debris a lot of biodiversity but you know we're part of it and we're going to have an impact people about really important issues that means like we were talking about earlier they want to be right and they want to be on the side that's righteous and with virtue and ethics they find anything that do you disagree that they disagree with that you're saying they don't ask you questions they don't go what do you think they need locations are like how do you how do we minimize the effects of the negative consequences of our they just immediately want to say you are insensitive you are an a****** you are the problem you just immediately want to say you are insensitive you are an a****** you are the problem


    Joe Rogan - Is There Life on Mars?
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    consider myself an astrobiologist right with the pretty kind of wild idea that you can do astrobiology you know you only have one example it went to the Earth but we've learned so much and now we can start asking yourself about the possibility of life elsewhere even amoeba on Mars would be sickly chemistry involving carbon you do so you can have non or organic chemistry doesn't mean organisms but it's a kind of chemistry that organisms love right so finding evidence that there was like I'd real organic chemistry which meant that way back when Martin this we know for sure right Mars had water on it we know that for sure that Mars was a blue planet for releasing that Mars was hit by an asteroid or Comet or something along those lines fossilized bacteria that they found is that been confirmed and that's what triggered the whole you know one space probe after another The Rovers and like so you know the thing we found was a direct result of that effort which was this organic chemistry besides that back in the day Mars had had a lot of this stuff lying around had a lot of these putting all these these organic chemicals line around which if your life that's what you're going to be using the Lego blocks the argument for Life on Mars one piece at a time yeah I'm if we did discover just even plants on some other planet even just a planet with some sort of plant-like life from non-life to life like is that common or is that never ever ever happened so that's a question we want to answer probable arguments I'm saying it's like you know it's almost overwhelming that yet probably happen somewhere Kim doesn't mean anything's here but we need evidence right science so we got a bill that evidence yeah and if we do find something one of the weirder things would be if we found something and there was a way to get there yeah you know we we find something in like yeah we find something but it's that we're pretty sure there's some kind of life and it's 3 billion light years away like wow that's cool how much would that sound like evidence for a debate like if we found evidence of a technological civilization we saw like alien mega-structure but there is like they found one that just make no sense like the light with dip that would stop dipping them again three times it would stop tapping sometimes a bit slower sometimes it was higher and you know for yourself ungodly huge alien megastructures I give this kardashev scale back in the 63 like look there's no getting natural progression of civilizations that goes first you collect all the energy you can from your planet and then you use that to do amazing things and then you collect all the energy from you star and then you do that and then your way up to the type 1 type one is when you harvest all the energy from your planet which basically means somehow covering your planet in solar panels or something that neglects what we've learned since paper and 64 maybe this is like a piece of a Dyson Sphere right this is like you know with no results I just think you know where it was at you know this is because a shity TV kind of crap I've always had this with that was highly popular wow signal was one of the greats of steady she Compares it's like you know


    Joe Rogan - Tom Cruise is Crazy!
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    I think I might have been John Wick the third one course to do in yeah yeah yeah was f****** badass really good science fiction movie but it was one of the ones that came out what year did it come out 2014 was just a few years removed from him being wacky when he did that Matt Lauer interview on The Today Show where it was like you're being glib Matt was talking about Brooke Shields yeah they prefer you stay crazy they don't they don't know what you're talking about Madam and what do you pose and why do you think that you understand the biological makeup of all these different human beings and that none of them should be taken psychiatric medication that that's crazy thing to say that you're smarter than all these biologist medical scientists and all these people that have concocted these ssris and different have you done the research on the research right now reminder is running up and down the music up and down the hall where the theaters like saying hi to people at during the break know yeah he's like and he says goodnight during the show and he the door swings open and a very sweaty Tom Cruise is like nose-to-nose with me he's like you're next and he hugs me like it's great out there a little weird Sprint has My Thai House might I buy with my first line what am I going to say I'm going to try do I go out kissing each other already got the best father in the world when we were working on on the story originally three years ago Steve and I came up with this idea of making about a family joke a good movie before I Scientologist I never agree with Psychiatry and then when I started studying the history Psychiatry I started realizing more more why I didn't agree with Psychiatry and as far as the Brooke Shields thing is look trees is a pseudoscience but if she said that this particular thing helped her feel better and psychiatric abuses of electric shocking people against their will with them not knowing adderal is do you know Ritalin do you know now that Ritalin is a street drug to understand that the differences that's what it does he is pretty aggressive on our I'm not getting together with us I don't I've met people that are on adderal and they say they need it I don't know if they're right over the guy who developed at all says that it should be for about 4% of the population that's a lot of people out of a hundred and the room 400 people four of them cranked out and doctors are cranking it out like 30% they say yeah were they drug their kid up the f****** riddle and it was weird or anything wrong with the kid he just had energy and their parents are working all the time they just didn't want to deal with it cuz the kid on Ritalin terrible they were bad parents they got them. terrible they were bad parent that's cuz I was watching it happen I was like whoa and then they they Zone the kid out they got him on his head and he was just like like a weird little zombie kid after that


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the Hereditary Trailer
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    so are you can just do it dude Newman the phones that we have now dogshit compare the phones will have in 10 years old horror movie on his iPhone did it really yeah the most enjoyable part of the movie sometimes that was cool and made it look like a real room songs Underground baby shark she looks good Generations The Exorcist very scary I just want to put any more stress in my family


    Joe Rogan - Is Huckleberry Finn Racist?
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    yellow hair also called yellow hand which she called the first scalp for Custer Jane G's yeah big ass show that just happened all this just happened we're talkin about 1900 almost a human lifespan Lincoln movie production like when you see each other a bunch 100 years after the fact yeah right that's like us watching something about something that happened during the Depression yeah like like Once Upon a Time in America or something like that tickets old wow wow dude comedy back then do stand-up shows and performance when was he what when did he live what was the lifespan of tween in Mark Twain yeah they use the n-word all the time in in Huckleberry big time they were moving it well one of the characters in Huckleberry Finn when the main characters was Niger Jim the n-word really weird accurate had to build a little writing room out in his out on his one so we can smoke a cigars out there cuz his wife wouldn't let him smoke cigars Griffin comes from Alan gribbin professor of English at Auburn University at Montgomery Alabama who has produced a new edition of twins knobler places that word with slave piers in the book more than 200 times was a common racial epithet of okay duh by Twain is part of his character's vernacular speech and as a reflection of the mid-nineteenth century social attitudes along the Mississippi River there's a ride at Disneyland I want to say it's either Splash Mountain or racist old cartoon that you can't get anymore called Southern Tails I think it's called Southern Breyer Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Usher Briar bear Briar Fox ride and we'll rise singing ducks and we we went with a guide and the guy was explained to us that this is all based on a really racist old things you can only get like bootleg copies of now super racist old cars I had like the car baby and right the tar baby thing what is it Southern Tails right as I was called is this it mr. Bluebird on my shoulder the move see if you can find Song of the South 1810 so that means that he was walking around as an old dude doing these performances you know late eighteen hundreds and so maybe that was the kind of the beginning of stand-up comedy go back to that go back to the page were just on and that's Snopes article on it where they do a fact-check on the Song of the South to see it up there Song of the South in the n-double-acp is song the South unavailable on the video in America because of the n-double-acp threats status true so that races and wonder what it was like are Dashi are grabbing the minstrel tradition of Uncle Remus Stories the major objections to the Song of the South had to do with the live-action portions filming criticize both for making slavery appear Pleasant and pretending slavery didn't exist even though the film that's in between after the Civil War and the abolition of slavery still as folklorist Patricia rights exist because you need to know that this did we need to deal with it and understand it rather than sanitize a problem is defending it like you can't you really it's almost impossible to defend that the use of that word again you want to defend the use of that word you say what I would want to put that word back in a book people like what you racist right but you can't you know you that this youtalktrash this is history yeah as you saw from the Kendrick Lamar concert itself out like this all this political correct craziness in this kind of shed that this is just a little rough patch of chaos that we get through on our way to establishing a new way of communicating with people a new way of appreciate each other and that you know all this even the anti-white racism and anti-male sex resume and all the stuff it's just you know the wave going this way and then I'll go that way and then I'll settle in the middle of Yas and then we're learning from even these missteps like why can't we hate all men or you know anything like that that we learn from these missteps in the outrage that goes these missteps Eliseo I understand why this woman feels this way she's probably abused by men and dealt with a****** man and a****** bosses in mainstream media dilated and victimized women going to balance itself out in the only way to go out rage and then correction and it seems like you know there's you would think in certain ways ago we don't have to work that hard to abolish these evils but then evil pops up again and he feels like okay no it's still here we still have to deal with it and you just hope at the end we all end up like Bruno Mars Bruno Mars what are you having a good time and we're all a little darker not totally wait and I totally black and everybody is about white people I like looking at white people I like sound like people I like I like the whole I like the fact we have Variety in the way people look like some people look like seal and and and and some people look like a super white lady look like seal and nnn some people look like a super white lady like


    Joe Rogan on Kendrick Lamar and Cultural Appropriation
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    Jamie you tell me about who what was the rap concert where the girl got on stage and she was saying Kendrick Lamar concert which you can see all the words and words in it white people in the crowd route to do it as a reference to TV special Delaney wow she must be so nervous Jesus Christ yeah you did it I'm so sorry lyrics he wrote the word is his she loves him at his concert he gave her the microphone Play the song she's singing the song that he loved that he wrote now. this is why I stayed home you can do it you can do it if there's a bunch of people there if ya know ridiculous 6 so confused confused with the girl the girl comes home and a dog start talking to her like Lindsey I really wish you wouldn't smoke pot the same you smoke pot in cuz if you want pot you'd be like wait a minute my f****** dog can talk how long you been able to talk that's what he said he literally said oh wait a minute what did you just say yeah and he said it's our Niger we're allowed to say you can't say that I go that's the gayest should have ever heard and he started laughing stupid smoke weed not go to work and I pay for your food faget like that was that was the joke that was and he got he got like these rules are Preposterous supposed to be about intent isn't supposed to be like yeah I'm supposed to be conveying how I feel in the words are supposed to mirror my thoughts right like when you have magic words that you can't say the N word it's even crazier because it's some people can say you can say it sometimes sometimes you can't say it's too heavy black people can say it why people can't do white people can say and if we're in the crowd there yelling it out but as long as there's an A on the end of it yeah exactly the ER is what gets you in trouble racism is disgusting judging someone on something they have no control over yeah that's what it is like you when you're born whatever you're born Irish German Italian African with your bored and it's not you but is that is it racism when you have that girl on stage and she's singing that song that she loves that you sing It's Your Song like that's not really racism now so when she's leaving it along and everybody's you racist f****** Nazi what are we doing we gone into some ridiculous Zone where it's not doesn't make any sense cuz we know that's not her intent now exactly relaxercise it becomes like a word game it's a little puzzle it's just weird that it's weird that it's so Universal like that crowd that was probably 20,000 people. Yeah I had a weird thing on a companion show and you know I'm the writer for it and stuff it right around appear on and stuff anyway I'm very involved with the show Chris who's this Bluegrass guy who plays mandolin who's amazing the kind of person you'd ever meet like you super super sweet sweet person like like mr. Rogers in like it's to that level of kindness and he sings everybody's birthdays and stuff nice things different songs and as a tributary that he loves all music he loves everything he sang Kendrick Lamar song he sang a little bit of it in like cuz it was his birthday that week and he got so much hate online that a white person can singing that song what is the song about it's I don't know but it wasn't that wasn't the thing it was that he was with the thing that he's not allowed to sync music it's not logical it's not what you got to put your foot down so culturally we have to put our foot down because we're going down this very strange and logical Road where you can just decide what's evil and what's bad and it doesn't have any bearing on the thought or the intent behind it yeah but they went after Bruno Mars like get in the just get the f*** out of here you doing where anybody would have choose him a cultural appropriation he sings he's beautiful f****** song This World he's a bunch of black artists said f*** you he's great like those original charge after him for cultural appropriation all these like super Progressive angry f*** heads will just picture it doesn't have to make sense he's not crediting them and he's a white guy from Kentucky that's not what we're dealing with you're not cultural appropriation even if he was white and ya know exactly it's just a joy of music and music is a mix of everything that makes everything that is good Bryant coming out a lot of Old Blues old blues I mean I love them I mean you saying they should stop doing what I what I love to hear now come on I wouldn't be doing yeah that's crazy but what is it what did you know what the other part of it is how many people are really complaining about that stuff haters but just want to do it and put the people in control of it have to calm him and make him realize we've got your back everything else no history of sexual harassment sexual assault no history of anything terrible years later when all this me to stuff comes out she comes out with that yeah it was dirty business yeah it was dirty but it doesn't it's not logical fever Feeding Frenzy that goes on with these things is Mob mentality consider it's like when the steroid thing went down there were like people came at Barry Bonds harder than everybody else because he had a rep for not being a good guy hate people did not like him regardless of that singled out there but yeah that's right yeah yeah it is Street Justice and I just think that there's a yellow. Really careful with, it's just there's also an issue that everyone has access to social media and everyone has the ability to complain about things yeah everybody there's a world right so there's a lot of noise but yeah you get the real sound like like there are things that happened that are really bad and when something happens it's really bad yet will sound like like there are things that happened that are really bad and when something happens it's really bad did the Twitter mob and all the people that go after these people for something that's that's legitimately awful sure it's make sense yeah mean it's there's this constant looking for targets


    Joe Rogan - Elon Musk Wants to do the Podcast!
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    really message me as your co-host we can get what's up with that why I almost bought one just to do it this is really what happened and you couldn't do it you can do it as a flamethrower not a flamethrower so it's not a flamethrower that way you can actually not a flamethrower that's when you pick them up is that real back up to that photo of the flamethrower look at that f****** thing pretty cool oh my God that's amazing yeah they have flamethrowers yeah you need to burn them instead of shoot them cuz it's a yeah you're on a spaceship if you live on a spaceship or my boyfriend asked professional exercise for trigger control to discipline play they saw him they saw him speaking and about the tunnels and just got to get approval like this different things gotta get past and he doesn't just want a tunnel like from here to LAX he wants multiple tunnel so like if you're going to the United terminal it takes you right there if it goes to the American want to take you there going to be a whole like Ant Farm of tunnels all through the city what happens if we get an earthquake what happens if there's a tsunami American want to take you there going to be a whole like Ant Farm of tamils all through the city what happens if we get an earthquake what happens if there's a tsunami do those things fill up with water and is everybody drown inside those tubes that says the tunnels are weatherproof


    Joe Rogan Makes Fun of Jamie's Yeezy's
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    bigger than life character you can just your flip flop and you don't care in your pants are hanging out just to get on a flight to Boise I don't know you gave me them I don't have them right below me here because people think so much but I don't want to run expensive what these things are as different than I act like they're mad at you for saying that right now some people are single think it's hilarious that you would do that I didn't plan this out there hear that about hear people who are into them are like oh my God you got a shity Mustang from 1979 Snowman the cool whole back end sticks out behind you it's so stupid.


    Joe Rogan Remembers Anthony Bourdain
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    yeah I mean I guess this is a good time to bring it up as any you know obviously Anthony Bourdain took his life in the ass last week and he's a friend of mine and it was real that was a real hard Friday was real hard I woke up and I got a text from my friend Maynard from Tool shed so much for the Tina vs Bourdain celebrity Jiu-Jitsu match and I was like I don't know what does that mean yeah and so that I Googled it and I saw a s*** man I can't f*** what yeah I just hung himself like what did you know his demons never been happier he was talking about his girlfriend saying that they did never been happier didn't know it could be that happy didn't know someone to make them that happen now man who knows me I don't know if he was but some people DIA to get up and down say what he he like to get f***** up yeah you know he like to drink yeah you know and he enjoyed it it was something that he enjoyed for pheasants in Montana cooked over campfire he cooked and smoke weed and he goes deep he goes deep really where I'm sitting down like I'm going to just try to catch myself real the world spinning picked it but I didn't feel the need to just be sober yeah that was kind of interesting about him get sober from a drug they feel like they have to get sober from everything yeah that did not feel like that and he by the way like he would drink but when he was home like with his kid and he's homeless I didn't drink at all like you don't know how to be on the road right and he didn't drink it all and he was addicted to Jiu-Jitsu I was I was I really like literally every day when I was hanging around with them he was he went we were in Montana he went to Bozeman to find a local Jiu Jitsu club and train with them in the morning she is trained with everybody into learning better at Jiu-Jitsu do you know if he was on prescription for depression or anything like that have a do not that's what I'm so suspicious of like when you heard it like Robin Williams and Chris Cornell anti-anxiety medication anti-anxiety medications a big one that's a long list of side effects is that it's not part of the conversation well Robin is a different take cuz Robin had Lewy Body Disease he had a heart attack he had significant issues with that my friend dr. Mark Gordon actually wrote a paper about long-term anesthesia like when you're on under not belong turn but like long-duration I have things like open heart surgery right that there is a high incidence of depression afterwards on a lot of people coming out of these big-time operations where you get anesthesia for long periods of time we have significant dips and their hormone levels afterwards it's very it's not like a free ride getting put under Mia and have another heart opened up and yeah I mean your body goes through massive trauma your body's arkouli s*** we just had our chest plate split open and piano your heart gets worked on inside of us yeah and there's a significant correlation in Mark Gordon's opinion between depression post surgery post-surgery depression they think it's something that people need to look at he had that obviously cuz he did have heart surgery for a long. Of time the depression I always thought it was just a mental thing of like you know surviving like weeping and like bringing his staff on his stuff I was I didn't know is a hormone thing I was thought it was just the trauma of surviving that I think you can be both I mean I'm sure obviously no doctor but he was robbing had that and he had some serious neurological disorders and I never said there's a quite a few other things to write they're all so complicated and then whatever medications this is the thing right like what are these medical what's going on you know you don't really don't know now but Chester from Linkin Park he was on a shitload of things and he was but he was very troubled made he was a guy that was he had some real problem but he was also very medicated middle-aged people in America than ever like the numbers of the numbers are through the roof and is also this pharmaceutical opioid crisis at the same time and I just feel like you know people are on this s*** that's really affects your head and your mood and it says right in it like you know I remember I had a friend whose brother was depressed and the the game a better word of trying to get the right medicine for him cuz when they eat when they prescribed the wrong one things got out of hand I mean like really dangerously out of hand and then they finally find the right Med for him and then he kind of cruise like no obvious path yeah did the problem if you have some particular type of infection they give you antibiotics if you have you known poison ivy yeah they they know what kind of cortisone to put on your what how it went when you're depressed yeah there's just so many different factors involved in depression there's your actual life right there's what's going on in your life like are you taking care of your body are you exercising right you have loving relationship with your family and close friends or do you feel distant detached you know do you do not have anyone in your life like romantically do not have a job that you enjoy all those things factor into the way you feel from the time you were kid sure you're well lifestyle your whole life and then on top of that you have like legitimate mental illness right and then you have depression because your brain is not producing enough serotonin or dopamine it there's so many factors and people try to self-medicate and you know I know a lot of people try to do it with exercise exercise apparently seems to be as effective or more effective than most ssris and anti-depression I'm right but I remember hearing the whatever your body manufacturers or secretes when you exercise is similar to what a lot of these drugs have in them that's similar to almost like a marijuana hot right oh yeah you get I love it yeah I love running and just feel even if it's not identified for me as a high like like smoking weed my whole rest of my days better like there is death there's a happy little thing going on that's enough flying but I'm definitely not balled up in anxious the way I was before the Run human beings have lived for thousands and thousands of years either hunting or gathering or running away from danger or your body's like constantly in action right back then the same bodies as people that live 10,000 years ago our DNA is very very similar right and I think we have all these requirements we don't meet him and there's so many people that just sit down all day and that's all they do they walk to sit down and they sit down again and most of their time sitting down whether they're watching television or sitting in front computer and that s*** is terrible for you pairable you feel it just feel shity you just do feel bad I was in after the after the Bourdain news I was traveling outside of Chicago and it just kind of clicked in my head like you know you just thinking whenever you can have someone that inspires you and especially if your friends like you were you know it's just you can't get it out of your head it even worse and I just instincts instincts really got in put on my running shoes and just went for a run cuz I didn't want to sit and think about all of it so much and I just felt better I wasn't euphoric again after the run but I was definitely better than before I feel like especially when you're traveling and stuff like that but he did you Jitsu all the time I don't know what was going on yeah I know and there's no way I'm asking my obviously when I travel on the first things I do with her I'm coming home or going there to work out and I didn't this weekend because Friday when I got there I worked out Thursday so I've worked out that day already I ran that day and then I got there Thursday night woke up Friday to that text and I was just like f*** man I didn't want to do anything like ride yeah I felt like shitt I got a bunch of phone calls from some friends and then I had to show that night I was like I just got up just got to get on the horse beer and I was a little worried a little worried that I was going to be like moody or weirded out now but once I got there I was fine Santino and Cliff next so those two guys are great and I got up there and just had some fun fine Santino and Tony Hinchcliffe nice so those two guys are great yeah we talked a little bit about it and smoked a little weed nice got up there and just had some fun and the energy that crowd I saw your Instagram of the crowd and beautiful theater


    GSP "Fighting is Not My Life" - Joe Rogan
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    set the end of the world man is more to life than fighting it's funny hearing that from you because you would you would expect to hear that from someone who isn't considered one of the greatest of all time but you're considered one of the greatest of all time so it will be very art they would be very hard to argue your approach because it's been so successful they they they they got it some of my shortcuts in the brain that I am not a white become crazy what what did I stopped I'm taking this stuff too seriously man you have to take it for what it is mundane things that we do everyday that's how we fight our one how you program it program your your your cruise your your your your your cruise driver in autopilot against death but specific problem now I'm going to take care of that that specific problem the only way to program it is to do reputation reputation reputation in repetition and replication Psych I want to program my computer to react to that pattern that would give me the advantage into the fight I don't know what the one that I don't know when I care but I want to program myself that when a titer have an answer for it right away I don't have to think about it I don't think I just react and I got a lot of criticizing before I was thinking too much towards the end of my career at too much pressure I didn't perform as well as I was earlier but you're my last fight before I I stop cuz I was thinking too much over thinking to putting too much pressure that you said is too serious you have to take it for what it is it's only a fight it is you know what I mean not make it bigger than what it is before I drive a car for New York Cynthiana I drive a car when I used to fight in Vegas by before my fight I used to be very very stressed and want a very therapeutic things I hate that I like to do is drive my car around and see normal people then I go in a grocery store bag and she doesn't care if I win the fight Saturday or not because of the whatever problem at all this guy is going to the bank to pay as much is mortgage. is that what is your trick I'll do you find a way to see what was like I don't really sleep well either and I'll Daisy and how I'll do but how do you feel better about it like I just know that I'm not going to see if you're not going to change it accept it and then after that knocked out I got so scared that it happen again is the most humiliating day of my career I was so angry and like I said I was putting too much of myself I would start there like I didn't want to go to to buy eggs at the grocery store I because people do you know buddy chair is only a small percentage of population nobody gives a damn and even if they do what you make a mistake you using when you should have zagged Eclipse everybody make mistake you have to take fight like it is I have the problem with the Diaz right no problem man is that fight this is not personal for me you're you're in my life now you you won't be there in 10 years maybe maybe we'll man who knows it's only like is a chunk of life that we share together and then after he's gone no problem with that


    Joe Rogan - Why GSP Relinquished the Middleweight Title
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    yours of yours up competition you know all day and probably mad that colitis and all that that's because of that that that BS that I got it like putting too much on me what you were going to do what what caused your decision what what made you decide to relinquish the belt so the reason why I ran quiz about this I want to do some physical test to see what what what is the problem with my alternation because during the campaign I didn't know what it was I know it was the blood tests and everything for the cancer became negative want to do like a colonoscopy inside my stomach as a doctor I say how long it takes to get rid of this is how you use all your life but that's the same thing can go up there or whatever they do differently when I started researching who's the best doctor how can I do this and that's when I start reading about that girl the fasting and stuff and I tried it but I saw that a lot of Rich you know I'm lucky now have enough money for the rest of my life I don't need to fight anymore you know if I don't do nothing crazy like buying a private airplane that I'm not that kind of person are falling into drugs black people do that that's kinda kind of told the division and I said to myself I said you know what I stand for for the fighters always did you know and publicly as hell why am I going to keep the title until to see if I feel better or not and defend it because I don't even know if my weight was dropping down I'm not even at 185 memoriam 170 or 1:55 or so I'm not I don't have the size of a 185 I relinquish it right away and I don't want to install the division and make people wait because of me and that they're the well don't go around me you know what I mean so I put the respect I did I did it but I didn't know before that the fight I was going to do it is it happened like it like this I didn't know you don't have a lot of it I'm not a perfect mom Joe I have a lot of stuff about me but one thing that I'm not sure if I say I'm scared I'm scared I'm terrified but whatever I feel I step and I and I respect my contract and I do it you know I didn't know the colitis and all that it was it would be illogical right now if we if I want to go back when I'm ready to go back 185 I'm not 185 you know it would be a stupid move and so if you're going to fight again it'll be 170 or 155 guess what it Where Were You leaning are you leaning towards 55 or 70 I don't know if I I climb the Everest many timer knife climate once I lose, it was in a climate why I lose Then I then I got it then I lose to matter that I climb it again I've done it like three times and then I got 37 years old I just turned 37 to two days ago I don't have much left for what I have left I want to make the the big fight that fight that the fan want to see the I want to enjoy Allison want personally for me to achieve something that is unique that is rare that maybe that never been attempted before you know that would be something that excite me and I'm not only driven by it by money you know like like like us all including myself but it's not the unique thing that drive me you need to be more than money and I need need to be some kind of achievement like like like money drives us all including myself but it's not the unique thing that drive me you need to be smarter than money and I need need to be some kind of achievement thinking that comes with it that would exciting me


    Joe Rogan Details Doug Stanhope's DMT Trip
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    meaning of come on and talked about it is it is it just obviously asking you cuz I'm making is DMT isn't that the chemical your body releases as you dye your body releases out there. But they don't really know they know that your body makes it and they know that your liver makes in your lungs make it and they think that your pineal gland makes it which is your third eye like in and reptiles that actually has a retina and Allen's really the pineal gland is sits in the center of your brain you look at like a third eye and Eastern mysticism that's where the pineal gland is and now they know that rats while they're alive produce DMT in the pineal glands is a new study that was done think this research was published over the last five or six years so because of the fact they know that now they're assuming that human beings also produced in the pineal gland which would you know it kind of sort of verifies with everybody always thought the panel The Kooks David called the seat of the Soul at this is where you are at your journey to the afterlife begins in the pineal gland and that this chemical Gateway opens up your soul passes through to the great beyond but it can it be like a bad trip on the way out I never seen anybody do that for most people smoke DMT they do this they smoke it and then just go back and then the overwhelming experience happens them for like 15 minutes and then they come back and their experience with DMT with Ayahuasca is when you if you tried to eat DMT DMT is broken down in your gut by something called monoamine oxidase so when they make Ayahuasca what they do is they take part of one plant which has dimethyltryptamine and part of another plant which has something called harmine which is a DM it's a mano a mean oxidase inhibitor MAOI Inhibitors medications and very careful if you're taking mushrooms or something else that you not taking MAO inhibitors as well but so you take this stuff together and what it does is gives you an orally active DMT trip so I wasn't broken down by your gut it's like a slow-release DMT trip it'll take several hours as opposed to this f****** Rocketship rise to the center of the universe that you get when you take it when you smoke it goes when you smoke it or intravenous use if you cannot go to a doctor knows how to do that that goes directly in your bloodstream and it's just so it is impossible to avoid you cannot hang on you just it's going to take you to the center of the f****** universe and you're going to experience life forms and interaction with spirits and angels and aliens and Jesters for me use bunch of gestures that were giving me the finger it was it was very very very very powerful but did Stanhope one was the only time I ever saw someone I thought they were going to die you know I was like I don't remember I think I did it first cuz I think he hadn't done it before so I said I'll do it watch me do it and just sit down here and then you do it next so I did it I'm gone 15 minutes come back like you're ready so I can so I gave it to him and you know stanhope's been drinking since he was three bodies loosely held together with duct tape he's got these he's got these f****** what is it called no not hemorrhoids was it called. He's got hernias was his stomach poke through the wall of the stomach or is his gut abdomen he's like one of those no MRI guys know doctors do MRIs and I don't want to know what's going on in there that's everyone dead in my family by the way that's why I go to doctor so me and Stanhope for all my couch and he is moaning like that October and I'm just praying to please don't die please don't cuz I didn't expect this I expected what everybody else who I've seen maybe a handful of people do DMT they'll do the same thing they smoke at the laid-back they trip balls to come back in 15 minutes and I like what the f*** was that about but he was mumbling he came back as I go life eats life goes on and then Life Goes On I remove the contents I goes like you just goes on into the next thing and then life goes on and life is like I'm so far behind so far behind with my thinking I'm so far behind with everything and I'm just like I'm just glad you're alive dude


    Joe Rogan - His Cousin is Allergic to Weed?
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    I must kill my cousin like that 2 times I've watched people almost died on drugs and I was with the one that scared me was my cousin we found out my cousin Timmy is he's allergic to it's got to be THC he's allergic to weed it it just destroys I mean like that will f****** turn him gray and his younger sister had she was turning 19 I think it was and I'm living with them at the time my grandmother just passed the way and I don't have a place to stay in her sister Maya Marie took me in and I'm living with them and my cousin Jennifer is like having a birthday party tonight at the house the girls are all going to come back here right so my we get some good weed from Oregon it was rare to get good f****** bud from the West Coast in the early you know let the 90s regularly in you always got we caught a practice week that's why we always watching got but this s*** came and I roll always beautiful it's just that a pencil point to a while we're smoking and I was like let's it's February so f****** cold at that Bones show called him like let's go sit in my car and we'll smoke this joint I had a 1990 Honda Civic with original rims bro or in their f****** smoking or listen to Hendrix and he takes one hit and he's like just standing up and he's got his he looks like he just stole second he's got his hands on his knees he's breathing heavy and Shay's I'm bugging you all right let's go get back inside and I'm walking down the driveway and I remember visually seeing that gust of wind come around the corner of the house and just plan itself in my f****** chest so I get to f****** shakes it's like two degrees outside we go in the house and we're just start throwing thermals and s*** on and as I'm doing I'm looking at him and I'm like hey my own poop you look so good dude he like touching himself in the mirror he's turning gray starts when I go upstairs and get some water right now and it progressed so quickly and he look like s*** so bad that I'm over in the mirror looking at myself like I like I'm okay I'm fine I go out to come tell my cousin his sister what happens and there's a fireplace fire is gone I'm sitting next to her and we're just warming up and I'm like he was what she goes with my brother over there car we got high and he's f****** freaking out she goes well there's 19 girls here and 17 of us are tripping on acid right now I go oh my God and he is battling for life Whatchamacallit and you just takes two steps and he stands erect and just rocked back and goes Face Forward into the banister it cracked bust his face open he lays on the ground starts having like a Little Caesar on my phone and I'm where you are my my cousin OnPoint jumps on top of his like you got knocked the f*** out said this one girl grabs the f****** phone to call 911 she hits 9 she hits one I already got his head tilted I'm ready to go I'm very good in Controlled Chaos and I'm just I'm about to f****** put my mouth and I can't believe I got to get my girl laughing their on acid they don't they think it's hilarious but we're about this close myself here come out now his teeth are through his lip here cuz he's hit the banister in the chicks on acid now see the blood and now they start freaking the f*** out loud like all my guys Scott's suck it up tough it out so he waited till the morning and got my uncle cuz it just busted his lip all up and he was like I just tripped on the steps and hit the banister but that was the second time that we almost killed his ass he did a gravity bong one time out of the kitchen sink I really thought he was going to die I'm like why would you ever touch weed again


    Joe Rogan - Ryan Sickler Tells Funny Stories About His Schizophrenic Cousin
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    instant Rama I mean I have mental illness I have a cousin who is paranoid schizophrenic all right and my dad would tell me about his my I don't know how the f****** second remove s*** Works in my father's first cousin okay still alive dude smoked a carton of cigarettes in 3 days I mean we have no idea how he's ever t************ left but he was really f****** he was a black belt in karate he was great at lacrosse he Hopkins Syracuse big schools looking at him and then he'll tell you he started doing drugs and he went f****** the Syd Barrett route he just went off the f****** deep end and he's permanent disability diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenic and you know he's we all love them but and he's f****** hilarious like he'll play with it cuz sometimes is on his meds and you can tell you I call your dial-in right now start telling family secrets he's off looking over here I like how you do that but we would go like he had an apartment and I would go visit him from time to time and he had poetry and sayings and stuff written all over the wall and I'm like what is this he's like well at night when I'm home alone 2 doctors come in through my window they drop liquid acid in my ears and they knocked me out and they start taking samples of my body and after they leave the love of my life comes I can't communicate with her so this is how I communicate with her these are there for when she comes in to speak for me and I'm like so his windows are nailed shut to keep the doctors out in like house at work and he's like it's not over there and he's watching TV with the volume all the way down and the radio up and that's how he's watching this program and I'm telling you it started walking makes sense as I got to get the dog out I got to get out of here Gary I am out of here on this disease that I'm trying to remember the name of it but it basically is when people are around skitzofrenix for too long they develop schizophrenia themselves really yeah there's some people who are sympathetic to it to the point where God I want to say I want to see it's called califrnia there's if there's a some sort of a disease that occasionally infects people or our gets people that visit people in the hospital that are schizophrenia so someone will come like family member will come visit you and they will get diagnosed and in the end they will get admitted themselves and no hat no actually but apparently it is a potential issue for some people because like I've ever been hypnotized no I thought it was horseshit to my friend Vinny shoreman who is a sports hypnotist weerstra lot of Fighters he hypnotized me and my well this is real it just puts you in a very bizarre States feel at State yes you're there you're awake you're conscious but you're in a strange State snowmobile something it sounds like you could do it and see what happens I was kind of skeptical like this horseshit but I've been to hear been to one of those hypnotist comedy shows no my friend Frank Santos he was a guy who he's passed away but he was a big-time comedy hypnotist guy in Boston and Rhode Island and he had a show and he I saw his shadow man he's to do like one night a week at stitches and one night a week at Nick's comedy stop and dude we would go down there on days just to watch it was crazy you would take people out of the artist who wants me and had a weird way of talking around Jolly fellow real friendly glasses you know I totally unassuming you didn't think you'd and then he would bring these people on stage and he would just be able to take sweetie going to go under going to fall asleep going to fall asleep when I snap my fingers you're going to think you are Sally Field right next to you is Burt Reynolds they really are like Smokey we got to get away from the police like they really believe he had this one guy he told her they would they would actually speak like that person that the guy was having sex with Madonna is like underneath you is Madonna and you're squeezing her Booty's your boobie her boobies and she's naked and you're about to have sex with are you going to have sex you having sex with her right now and the guy had an orgasm on the stage he's he's sitting there on the stage and obviously I'm talking people are falling out of f****** chairs crying laughing but it was real man and some people it wasn't real if somebody would look at me to go hey hey buddy hey buddy look at me look at me you're not under with it but it's smoking a big one but he he just could do it to some people and I'm telling you quick you do it this f****** 300 people in the room but he would like I'm going to tell my fingers from the count of three you're in the car and the police are chasing you 123 what are you doing now and they're open to suggestion some people can be hypnotized and this is why some people I think join Cults like I'm watching this new Netflix program Wild Wild Country crazy but some people I think are more susceptible to suggestion and more susceptible to Cults and I think that is that's what's happening I think that's what's happening with with as a LaFreniere thing if that's what it's called might be remembering incorrectly but this this thing that you being around schizophrenic person is like whatever weird error their brain is making your brain turns into that error and you start going crazy too as soon as that ship made sense because he's done he's never heard anyone but he's still enough of these days he's what he's probably he's not in any kind of shape but back then when he still knew martial arts how to and so one day there's Eastern Avenue in Baltimore better term the Ventura Boulevard of Baltimore shops everywhere and everything in there was a swarm woman that had cut his hair one time and for him scuse me to touch his head was a big deal for him this so he immediately fell in love with this lady her name is Carissa so he went home and got his guitar and the thing about this guitar like this dude would Pawn his bed his guitar everything but that guitar was always Out Of Tune exactly the same way you understand websites that make queso always f***** up but always consistently f***** up every Atari had that's how he tuned at that's how he heard it so he writes her be right there a Love Song and he wants to go up to her shop and now sing it for her so he goes up he stands out in front of the shop and he's gets her attention he's got his guitar and he's gone that starts off where you get he goes Chris I love you Baltimore accents Charissa but he says krissa okay Chris I love you Chris I need you then he goes Crystal. Crystal cry cuz I want to die and she's freaking out like what the fuc Yeah your eyes so they call the police gets arrested what did I do wrong I just wrote a beautiful song for someone I care about and I wanted to share it with her so my cousins all of us were like we got to go to court and watch this is going to be you got to go to court so they bring them out from the back on and he stands up and it says a female judge and his mom I am Margarita migraine at my grandma's sister rides extended family big time and I were all there watching and it just says to ask a girl her side of things so cool this happened he's like she's like would you like to speak on your behalf he's like I just don't understand what I did wrong I wrote a song for someone I care about and I just wanted to share it and she's like would you mind sharing some earlier we're all like oh s*** any f****** Chris I love you Chris I need to Crystal practice and then they're about to let him go because the understanding to put a restraining order he's under supervision but they're about to let him go and she was always a second there's a charge here on the books so we're going to take you back that he starts losing the s*** like what Maya Marguerite stands up into a judge because we drop those everyone calls people hunting bomb was just hungry drop their start at lady said first of all you don't call me hun I'm a judge you address me as your outerwear all like the man they pay for it they didn't he threw a brick through the window so they have Jesus Christ had to drop the charges but it was just a clerical error that never made it to the paperwork and she's like I got to do what I got to do we're taking you back today and he was they were pulling it back at David's gone nuts scab on his stomach and he was like they keep coming in and cut me and tested me and they're taking me to the doctor today Ryan I think I got something I got a disease in that that cut I'm like what you going to do he's like I got a plan so I talked to him what about he would do we would take him so be me and my two brothers his daughter and two sons on Christmas Eve we go over we take him a plate of food would hang out with them for a little while and s*** and every X or he's like you guys going to Joint like we should be smoking 4 minutes away we get back here he would rather us out he's like any farther away than 3 by 3 Inches from his mouth and not just down done down done until do feel go through three pack my his mom died of breast cancer she would say all the time I don't know how he even has a f****** throat left and I'm dying of cancer over here and he is he still alive still alive smoking cigarettes like that to still smoking cigarettes carton in 3 days what is a card packs a day something like that a day oh my God that is so crazy. Do you remember what he was like before he was getting frantic I don't because he was already gone but my dad love them and would bring them out to the house cuz he was safe he was just crazy he would say s*** and he really don't you know don't be nice to get a black belt Ross know just in case you try to tell me it's so Highlandtown is the area where my aunt never sold Greektown in Baltimore you know Greek is long gone in that neighborhood but that's where he grew up he would try to tell me that Highlandtown was the Haight-Ashbury and Baltimore I'll get the f*** out of here with that garbage but he was doing acid you know early 11 and then eventually after into the College Years the twenties he really f****** ramped it up and then he told me this before hundred percent he made himself crazy people that have a tendency to schizophrenia or the maybe they have a likelihood of developing it later in their life acid trips mushroom trips heavy psychedelics 10 to bring out schizophrenia they they tend to make it manifest so maybe he was right for it because there's there's no other mental illness in the family it's just yeah man I think especially when you're young you know I mean think about how many people have had a horrible horrible acid trips just taking way too much and try to fight it and just been f***** up for days and weeks and then you still feel slippery like life feels weird even after those trip DMT trip one time that f****** up for a couple weeks like for a couple weeks after I be driving my car to be thinking it's going to be a car that's going to launch itself off the f****** the the did the oncoming Lane and fly right into me I was thinking I had this image was to be upside down and the car was going to hit the windshield flying upside down, I mean


    Joe Rogan - Kevin Smith "Death Is Not to Be Feared"
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    during these overwhelming periods of anxiety and fear and Terror and injury when your body is thinking of hay and this might be at you know when I think that's probably what a lot of these near-death experiences are is that people are experiencing what you would call an endogenous psychedelic experience that you or your brain is releasing these potent chemicals that it has it absolutely has inside of it. Your brain has a ton of different you know it will do things like dimethyltryptamine and dip psychedelic chemicals is capable of producing as well as like melatonin dopamine serotonin adrenaline cortisol this there's a f****** storm of s*** going on in your brain and another moment the hopefully optimistic spiritual woo perspective is this is a chemical Gateway and you're seeing through the door of the other side and then when they decide it's not your time yet you're sucked back to where you lie and then you're allowed to resume this life cuz you're more work to do and that's the perspective that a lot of people feet when they come out of those experiences right they feel like I have more work to do I can't stop now years ago goes like 10 years ago had a heart attack or heart episode rather my dad died of a heart attack but my mom is on the table and they were putting a stent into her heart into artery and she was sitting there chit-chatting while they were doing the surgery I guess she was on a local more so than anything else and she was joking around the doctor she's like here. Hurry up cuz I got to pick up my mom for the end then went out so he died for a minute and a half how to restart the heart so I was like what what just what happened what was it and she didn't she set you know if she didn't describe Augusta Auto Bright Lights and I saw people and she said I was floating and I was like floating up because no floating on my back like okay while you were on your back in the hospital if you think that's what it was she's like I don't know who this is this is what I remember every a responsibility I ever felt in my life was gone she's like I felt free like I felt instantly lighter and just as I was heading in a Direction That's when like they pulled her back so she been dead for like a minute and a half retarded stuff so I was like all right you been in this best of all possible worlds a glimpse of the other side which is better and my mom said the other side and I said what what you were there for like a minute and Chase why and she said I was completely bucking free like that was it I didn't I didn't know this one I don't have to care for this one I don't have to make sure this and take care of it on feed the cat she was like it was blessed she's like an if that's what happens then I look forward to that again so when I was having my shitt three months ago and girls like you got 20% chance of living I was sitting there going through all the f****** s*** in my head about like all right well this is it your f****** you spent your life with your head up your ass and you know f****** trying to figure out who you are go ahead love your head and heart what is your this is it this is a big moment like what are your thoughts you know for help from God or something like that but I was like I'm a dog I'm sure Jesus would be like go to hell f*** you Buddy Christ my ass so instead of doing a religious thing I started thinking about just the journey itself I was a goal of the journey is ending what are your thoughts just like when they held up the phone they're like you want to talk to your wife and I was like I have course I did but I didn't want to cuz I was like I know in my heart of hearts if I speak to my wife right now I'm going to be in the 20% I'm going to Diamond in the 80% I'm going to f****** drop that because that's that tent city of it not even like the way they were so like do you want your wife is on the phone do you want to speak to her right now was very leading and you know they're Professionals in these cats deal with life and death every day in this is my first experience with it so what I got out of it was you probably going to die was what they felt and it's still I was in the state of like I didn't even realize I was in a heart attack and so I remember looking at the phone and being like if I answer it if I talk to Jennifer that's going to be I'm not going to leave this room so I was like I'm going to play the odds if I don't talk to Jennifer maybe there's some part of me that's like look I like talking to Jennifer we've been together f****** 20 years I better enjoy talking to Jennifer maybe if I put this phone call off you know they don't get to talk to Jenna lights off I can done so I said to the dude I was like you know what tell her I'll call her back and the guy go seriously and I was like yeah and I saw him talking about phone as a good she said she was f****** pissed dude and I was like well I'm doing my own s*** right now when I was is closest to it as I ever knew I was and for all I know I was closer someplace but like I was cognizant been told by a professional this is f****** risky I was just kind of I was grateful more than anything else I was like what a f****** Journey like yeah and I'm 47 and seems short but f****** like you got to admit you did more than f****** most people get to do and maybe that's why it happened at an early age because you weren't going to get the rest of this time and s*** like that like I wasn't mad I wasn't like f****** wisest unfair I remembered like there's a issue of Sandman which I absolutely love Neil Gaiman comic book series back in the day and in like after the first story arc we meet his sister the main characters dream Morpheus 2 character of dream as part of the Endless and he's got a another of siblings delirium desire one of his siblings is death and they Stephen the comic book you know you're used to seeing the f****** Sky than the f****** Grim Reaper and s*** she's a little emo girl goth girl wearing a knock around her neck and s*** like that is written in the 90s and they don't tell you right away that she's death is your reading the issue you like shitt I think she's been to beat that she's faring Souls over to the other side's you see a baby pass and she's holding the baby and then there's the train is like the not hear the sound of her wings and that's taken Soul over to the next place as she's sitting around talking to her brother and so she she eventually gets into a room with his older guy who's like who are you and and you know she's like I'm here for you you know who I am he's like that's it he's like oh my God I did all these things I work my fingers to the Bone and what did I get this is that what I get and she says you like a lion that when I read it when I was 18 it was powerful but when I was laying on the table it was consulate going through my head in and made it all easier maybe kind of that piece of the idea of dying there's this line she says to the guy she goes you got you got what everybody gets you got a lifetime and as I was laying there I was like oh my God I got a lifetime like that's that's what it was nothing more nothing f****** lesson I did some s*** net and now it's going to stop and people are going to go on without you and that's not terrible like I thought I'd be f****** desperate to live and instead that weird like I understood what my mother said for the first time because I was laying there I was like oh my God like I made it to the end like this is it this is the Finish Line in it have been something I was terrified of ever getting too but then when really kind of face with it I was like oh like I'm done like I'm not scared that I'm done I'm actually kind of relieved and I'm done and like you know if I can like I didn't get killed and I wasn't home invaded a shark didn't eat me things that like I've been terrified of my entire life like I don't have to think about anymore I made it to the end and it's kind of okay so it's weird my whole life I thought like you know I'd be scared to death and most people we all are we're all terrified a f****** tanks we don't know but that's the closest I ever came and I wasn't scared like suddenly the fear just went away and it seemed logical like of course it's over like things end and I didn't want to die I wasn't another death wish but I was like if it's done it's it's kind of and count your blessings and be happy and don't be a b**** like don't if if the f****** ferryman shows up tonight don't f****** holdout don't be the last asphalt the party going no like just f****** pay the ferryman get on the boat and go we'll see what snacks and stuff and then ultimately letting him did a good job and I f****** wound up living and stuff so I know this much them creature the internet that some people be like I wish it f****** died f****** the death of s*** I wish you'd stay silent but generally it was like very nice things before kind of positive and stuff so I was like f*** man like you know again I didn't want to die but like if I had like that would have been okay now I'm back at it you know what I'm saying like now until it ends like I've got to you know it's kind of as long as I don't wake up with a f****** dead girl or a live boy I don't think like the f****** rake me over the coals when I die in the future and chill like that but it felt weird to be so close to the completion and having something that normally terrifies you suddenly be like how it's okay like and I don't see if you walked up and put a gun in my face I'm sure I'd feel threatened but like I kind of lost my fear of death I'm not like death-defying I won't go out and do anything differently but that that dark cloud that kind of killed any good time the moment you start thinking about like the feeling anxiety you're going to die one day like it's gone and I will send them again but not for the reasons that you think I'm saying it's going to be awesome because I finished complete something and that's the biggest thing in life is your journey so I didn't walk away go on like I got to do more like I got a f****** live life to the fullest I just got to keep doing what I've been doing like living life the way I enjoy it trying to do things sometimes they work sometimes they fail and s*** sometimes people are on your side sometimes people are you f****** blow and just do that f****** time have good conversations in the process meet interesting people here new points of view and s*** like that and keep at it but it's nothing to be afraid of like I don't want my cat don't get me wrong like I and I can guarantee you I would not be philosophical as a f****** big cat was crushing my but death is no longer something I'm looking for it and I certainly won't put myself In Harm's Way But it done preoccupy me anymore been there and it's not the thing that I was led to believe it was like it's not the ultimate fear come true it's not the Reaper there's a sense at least in my case and again I didn't have a painful heart attack I'm sure people have heart attacks where they feel like they're bucking bodies being ripped in the cleaved in Twain but it wasn't it wasn't that wasn't scary it was okay we'll listen man I'm glad you loved cuz I love you and you're my favorite movie we all are happy to be above ground better than below ground song is about like how it will suck when it's over and that fear can keep you from enjoying it while you're living and try and cool things and stuff like that I don't mean like putting yourself In Harm's Way like let's shoot a movie with real lion 7 think and I think if you could just think that way like today is a borrowed a you know you'll have sometimes have to trick yourself into like finding more enthusiasm you could trick yourself to be pumped up about stuff but if you can really do that in an exercise those patterns in your brain and get them normal there's there's people that have trick themselves into enjoying all sorts of things they know we're good for them to fire up those f****** chemicals and today we're going to just go out there and attack this day is the gift this is this isn't supposed to be here we got one I think that all the time now honestly that's like an underlying that goes under almost every thought I have and it doesn't happen constantly but it literally happens about 10 times a week you'll be doing something you'll be heading somewhere you'll be eating something f****** whatever f*** f****** having a conversation and then you'll be like this isn't supposed to be happening right now based on the table and then you'll be like this isn't supposed to be happening right now texting based on the odds are supposed to die back on that f****** table to suddenly or like I'm playing on house money house money you know what I'm saying haven't lived a house money life kids


    Joe Rogan & Kevin Smith on Their First Open Mic Night's
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    and the regular world just for whatever reason they just tasted it or they they've adjusted to it but they are they have a very very difficult time some of them do was leave the closest you've ever felt to that like have you ever gotten close to the feeling of like a what have you done in life that is giving you the adrenaline hi what's your highest adrenaline rush I guess I'm asking the problem most nervous I ever got was when I was fighting when I was doing martial arts and does that was a nervous for a good reason like you might gif stop it's really possible you might get kicked in the head but the second most nervous was before I did stand up for the first time I was shooting my pants man was really f****** nerve it why I don't know I don't want you living room funny like where you high school funny I was locker room funny I was I would make my friends laugh in the locker room does that's how I got talked to him by a good buddy of mine my friend Steve Graham still good friends with you talked me into it how to make them laugh you know and but I thought that they were laughing cuz they were my friends and it's all like every else going to think I'm an ass-whole how you felt like theirs being polite because everybody was like they were hard men so you had to have like a certain staying to your Gallows humor everybody was on their way to go kick people in the head it was just a weird life and I was very very strange way to be 15 prayer and you know how 15-16-17 I was like my whole life. That wasn't the adrenaline rush of doing stand-up was unexpected that's why I freaked me out cuz I didn't think I was going to be so nervous and not shiting my Panthers didn't have a background performing and right before I was going up there I was thinking of all the times that I fought and I should be comfortable doing this but I was f****** s*** in my pants terrible still there August 27th 1988 no no no that's awesome why do you remember that always remember that say it again August 27th 1988 naturally everything I hear I have to put through a filter of how does this affect me so I'm sitting there going what was I doing August 27th 1988 I just graduated high school in June and where was I working I was working at Buy Rite Liquors and s*** like that and it would be 2 years before I would go onto the stage at Rascals and Eatontown between the Mounds Mall in the Seaview Square Mall and try it myself and I didn't check orange know that's what that's up north ours is down in like by Asbury Park because I was terrified of my friends be like I was not the funniest of my friends so I wasn't sitting there going like yeah man come support me I kind of did it on the slide and stuff and and I did 5 minutes and made like one joke that really worked a bit about sucking my own dick and that wound up in clerks like would you do observe now I just I just told some terrible jokes terrible judge literally set-up punchline after I have to be 21 to get eyebrow wax at home or nightclub you know that's what I thought apparently I was wrong though and you they would allow you as a performer to go in their younger but I didn't know this at the time I thought you had to be 21 so I wait until 21 which is August 11th and then I went up August 27th what was the what got the biggest laugh who knows good looking girl getting pulled over by a cop like really do fast ruined do you like my tits so I do here's a warning like it was that bad. That's how bad that's how bad the, I was swinging and 1988 was terrible joke land you eventually on Newsradio in a way that's not my wings of a butterfly that becomes a hurricane right like being go back in your life and think about weird little left you took or right you took land you eventually on Newsradio welding in a way that's not mocked that joke anymore there's a good strong guy with the weird wings of a butterfly that becomes a hurricane right like being go back in your life and think about weird little left you took or right you took


    Joe Rogan Hypes Colby Covington vs. Rafael Dos Anjos
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    RDA fights are you bust him up he's doing what you said you wanted to talk in a lot of s*** and getting a lot of people paying attention because he's been very smart hell yeah I did it oh yeah man that's that's going to be a champion so he's Relentless and he managed to do something that very few people been able to do with Maya we're just whelmed mmm beat em up beat-em-up standing control where the fight took place when a clear-cut decision did it in Brazil and did it after Woodley did it and did it arguably better than Woodley did it you know he was on top of Maya it wasn't avoiding him either way that would lead ID but Woodley was injured in that fight hurt his shoulder like in the first round but it was an impressive performance me if you go back and watch what my was able to do with like Rick story with my has been able to do with Matt Brown mine is a f****** monster when he gets a hold of you with such Next Level Jiu Jitsu and Kobe was really never in trouble in a fight so you have to look at that and you go okay well obviously he has fantastic defense solid wrestling base can strike on the feet and knows how to like knows how to fight a grimy nasty fight and he's the bigger guy but then you look at RDA and rdta at lightweight was a f****** Mahler was just marking people right but then you look at Emmett and welterweight you like cheese he might be better about the way I look how good he looked against Neil Magny everybody struggles with Neil Magny he smashed Neil Magny took him down to leg kick them drop them get on top of them strangle them I mean beat the s*** out of Robbie Lawler that Robbie Lawler fight was crazy like he just overwhelmed one of the best strikers in the welterweight division overwhelmed of me outside with angles and technique I was so Jack for the most exciting I was so excited for that fight broke his f****** phone to be a problem for a lot of people that Gregor Gillespie 4-time All-American one time national champ sugar tougher than s*** no holds not really


    Joe Rogan - Can You Succeed Without Ego?
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    play Cannon like realizing because like I was broke last year this time I thought I was broke and now I have a good amount of money and it's embolizing money doesn't make you happy materialistic things don't make you happy and I know everyone says that it was it was Jim Carrey's quote like I wish everyone could be rich wants to realize that they don't want to be rich and famous rich and famous that's not a lot that's not enough I'm like dude you could literally not have to work and be a millionaire fight game is just all about I feel like it's hard to explain my brain and I'm still trying to figure out all this I'm learning to listen to Somebody podcast everyday reading somebody book everyday and I can't explain what my brain but but tried to original thought so like you feel like what you're putting out on social media is the ego and what you really are like who you really are is something different and so you want that from Fighting fight like what makes me truly happy is training jiu-jitsu you're changing General eating healthy and being around people I love being on my dog's eye watering my flowers like that's what makes me happy that's what makes what kind of satisfaction do you get from fighting to show I love performing in front of whoever was around my if we had to get together I found out I was being performed do something I love performing like that's performing in front of huge guy was like he was saying bigger the crowd the more people watching them the better I feel like I perform it really opens your brain likes every when is going through something it's going to be nicer to people Kinder and then I can for 5 months later you start getting beer and woodwaves and I have not I'm actually kind of scared because I know I got that's what I like Connor's ego is huge, you need to have a big ego you need to have an ego just to do anything we are but is it the eagle or do you need to have the desire to achieve Excellence is that always the ego can you do that without the self can you do that just as a task as a goal and be completely committed and single-minded in your approach to try to achieve Excellence can you do that without the ego can you do it as a project can you do task I think so I think they can tend to but I don't think you build this character that I want to build this person this Persona 4 why do you want to build a Persona cuz you see Connor do it it's it's it's fun right this is the whole fight game is like that's just fun like I don't know if we build the Persona the bigger checks are going to come play medium like a happy medium later in life and I'll explain why my grandpa so much right now and it's overwhelming smooth dude when I was your age I was a f****** idiot you know you're way ahead of the game it's just a part of life is he is you know five years from now you been like back then I didn't know read books on my parents didn't go through the internet like we're so lucky to be learned from you guys it's just impossible to change people's ways they have to want change they have to be motivated they have to it's it's so hard to change people it's like if you've ever had a friend that's been into drugs and it's been all f***** up and you can't get him to quit or an alcoholic it is almost impossible to talk someone into changing they have to have some motivation its internal and that's what the same thing with eating good. example you could say it is by living your life in a healthy way a f*** yeah things in a healthy way and doing things that are exciting and inspirational and it makes you want to do stuff that's good and waste makes you want to take care of your body and makes you really want to concentrate on your mind and meditate and and just really get everything in order for 10 minutes and I feel like it's helping me throughout the day understand why certain thoughts are coming up whether it's from my childhood traumas or just anything just a certain patterns cultural conditioning help me redirect my thoughts get angry or something or something covered understand why I'm getting angry and I think I'm so excited meditating if I did it for the only fight and I would do it randomly in Camp I wouldn't do it all then I'm doing I want to be a part of my life every morning I've been doing it for last month for 10 minutes 10 minutes every morning and then how do you do it I've been listen to Sam Harris guided meditation on there's an app called headspace that has a bunch of packages that whether it's stress anxiety sleep positive thinking I just I just do the guided meditations I have a little meditation room I go down there I got first thing in the morning I get up I put the lemon the sea salt hydrate I go into my meditation room but play sit there 10 minutes meditate going to go outside water my 5 in the morning routines my favorite thing I need to I wish everyone have a setup morning routine cuz it's really like it I don't know if you up for a good day bad day just morning routine good day I love and John danaher wrote some really fascinating piece on his Instagram about routine about how important it is if you're a great athlete you so you find me a great athlete I'll find you someone whose life is governed by routine and that this is the way to check progress and this is the way to constantly be moving towards your goal and I remember reading that and I said to myself this is something that I've always known but never verbalize I never said it was something that I've always known everybody who's really good Sports Illustrated article a long time ago about who's that f****** track and field guy won the Olympics a bunch of times name to something Moses I forget his name see if she could find this guy's name of something but we was like in Italy track and field guy and and just super super disciplined and I remember he had like this routine where notebook and he would lay his notebook out and write down all of his different return you had this like Matt and he would lay down and we do stretching routines and all the stuff and I remember thinking like I do this guy this is his thing he does this all the time he just gets there he locks in and he does this and this was many many years ago. I might even still been fighting in this was going on so I remember to be thinking about it going okay like this kind of this is like what it'll eat performers do when they when they were there Olympics track and field so f****** boring you doing the same s*** just running but you have to have a mind it's me that steel to be able to that same stupid s*** every day to try to get an extra tenth of a second here or at ate them are f*** all that right but I remember thinking like it was it was it the same time horrifying to me that someone would ever want to do the same stupid s*** over and over again till they want a gold medal but the same time massively impressive that this guy had this kind of Iron Will there it is everytime Edwin Moses places feet on the block from 1977 and 1987 he wants Moses arguably the best heard whatever 122 races including 107 consecutive finals and set world records in the 400-meter hurdles four times within that 10 years band is Journey to the Untouchable to this Untouchable level was marked by personal Innovation determination proving that Elite coaching and state-of-the-art facilities are not required Supreme athletic success and it was I believe it was Sports Illustrated had an article about this guy and I'm just seeing how motivated I was seeing him stretching and working out and going over his routine and I was thinking to myself like I would think about every time I worked out that like what would Moses do how would how would Moses putting it together but he does that's when Robert follis is favorite formulated always says consistency over time equals results who's favorite form when I got tattooed on there and it's funny cuz like once you get good at one thing you realize like f*** I can get good at anything I know it takes his f****** consistency Miyamoto Musashi he wrote that in the book of five rings once you understand the way broadly you will see it in all things sweet semi-sweet sword the book of five rings once you understand the way broadly you will see it in all things sweet nothing to say to people that f****** sword how God that's this guy


    Joe Rogan's Morning Routine
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    it's like when the world gets weird in the world my world weird as f*** man you know I try to explain to people like weird being me and I wanted to be able to just take some time and discuss just look at it all with your fresh eyes like that's the place for me in that tank an hour an hour but I do to if I have the time I like to our session would be what's your morning routine like or do you have a morning routine that you like or do you just kind of cardio that's what I like to do or fasted yoga that's my my most recent thing is I'm doing either 14 to 16 hours depending upon what my day looks like I saw the intermittent fasting and then I usually either like yoga or running in the morning today was running and then I'll do something in the afternoon either martial arts related or weightlifting related ways but I like it I like these things Nitros is caveman Nitro so I like regular coffee too but I drink water with Himalayan salt in it to the milliner's things ya capullo lemon in their to their times sometimes I throw a little cayenne pepper and probiotics in kimchi and Elk like three four times a week in the eye stuff when you eat before bed you wake up hard as a rock one people out there doing it well if you think about like how healthy it is to eat salmon like a healthy wild salmon that is a an animal that's out there hustling you know a salmon making its way up River you eat one of those things are just loaded with nutrients in essential fats and when you eat an elk man you're eating an animal that's getting away from wolves and bears and fighting to the death with swords growing out of its head I mean literally it's a forest horse with f****** Spears grown out of its head and it just out there hustling serious all day and living out in Montana in the winter in the middle of the f****** winter is running from wolves and s*** mean that's their life you eat one of those things you eat it you can do. Right isn't it now he's been on Aubrey's and stuff he's of that chicken and remember what exactly said but it was blew my mind I was like he's awesome chickens they love to eat bugs and worms and grass and they would love to roam around and if they are allowed to do that they get a dark like an orange joke that you just don't get those goddamn grocery store egg chickens Hills grocery store chickens are prisoners little prisoner eggs eaten that is better than nothing but it's nothing like a farm-raised free-ranging chicken egg need to get those at farmers markets and stuff like that like you could tell the moment you crack them open yeah I mean it's just orange like the sun you know take care of your chickens are they a problem and they just in there all the time but now I might have to put them to death because I found out they been stealing eggs the squirrels have now figured out that they can get eggs and so a squirrel was trying to roll an egg out of the chicken coop through the hole that he comes in which caught him doing that I didn't catch I feel like I feel so guilty shooting animal you will remember I shot up there a little. they're so cute how do they know they f****** know that try to get bags so I don't know what to do


    Joe Rogan - Why MMA Fighter is No Longer Vegan
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    are there were like they were having some sort of a closeout sale cuz they were they were getting shut down I don't know if that's since been amended or fixed. Sucks. I moved in when he moved in I was like okay this kids f****** pissing me off he's not picking up his shitheed not not doing his dishes he eats like mom did all that fun and I'm like okay I either could get pissed off and kick him out but then I realize I might he doesn't even know he doesn't even know if I'm going to work them on the try to treat him like my little brother and help him is willing to like kind of follow along and then he starts slowly starting to eat better start to eat spinach and his back problem started to go away and what kind of backflow I didn't know that at the time I'm over my mom took me in the back spine it hurts so bad always start eating more anti-inflammatory to start making shakes with spinach and almond milk and blueberries and she is eating healthier and I just slowly notice like I feel better I started so I started getting more into eating healthier remember just recently I had a vegan diet for 6 months and people Instagram hate me now that I don't eat vegan diet anymore picture of I got this grass-fed beef jerky from Whole Food yesterday. Price 3040 messages won't you be any more or just meet like they're mad at me for not eating vegan diet anymore for 6 months but I did I Incorporated eggs into it cuz I just couldn't eating enough but I never I never felt bad and feel worse I just didn't feel great once I started eating good quality meat again I felt my energy levels at wake up energy levels were way higher felt more aggressive I felt more like manly so because right now getting angry in the car I hate going into the fight tumor was from yeah I was from sparring I got hit hard but when I remembered then I but I knew this is a huge opportunity I like the matchup and rice had to go out there and perform but yeah I was I weighed in at 1:36 I walked in the cage at 1:38 like I was with and you can't even look good by I look go back and look at that video and look just unhealthy but yeah I just I was so skinny I was like 138 lb right there dropped his ass later we went to hang out there buddy Scott Holtzman UFC for UFC Fresno and I dr. Andy Galpin was with him for the week and I knew sugar was with me if you watch what the health and that's what turned vegan so I made sure to ask dr. Andy in front of sugar is it how much would Sean benefit from eating like elk or grass-fed meat twice a week he's like f****** hugely hugely and then Sean right there made the decision I'm going to start smart and he's telling me that some good Quality Meats going to benefit me I would be stupid to not take him up on that and and and do that so and I don't regret I feel so good eating meat again after way stronger it's hard when you see those document and also you get a lot of positive reinforcement from other vegan to the very happy that you're vegan would love to join the team and look people want to be healthy and for the most part eating vegetables is very healthy the problem is with there's a lot of nutrients you're going to really have to search for if you're just eating plants and it's the protein is not as bioavailable the amino acids are not as bioavailable that's very hard to get vitamin B without supplementation is a lot of s*** that you're just not going to get in the like bang for your buck and terms with the amount of nutrients that you get in like a small grass-fed steak versus a big plate of broccoli it's just not the same and they don't want to admit in the lot of these feelings I think those what the health guys I had them on when they did cowspiracy I think they mean well they are f****** True Believers and they they are not trying to put together a documentary that states all the facts objectively they're doing a vegan propaganda film and Onnit debunked a shitload of the things we had an actual nutritionist analyze what they were saying go over the studies and they debunked a shitload of what they put in that film that film is propaganda filament it gets a lot of people thinking this the way to go is going to reverse heart disease and help your body but they did so many things wrong to meet does not cause diabetes like this is nonsense like they when they do these studies with people especially like studies that they do on people that show that people that eat me more than 5 times a week have a higher incidence of heart disease all the different things they don't measure what else they eat these people they're eating meat all the time or eating fries and Shakes and soda and you're not analyzing someone who eats sauteed spinach and olive oil and a piece of grass fed beef or bison or elk or something I know you're getting some assholes eating Jack-in-the-Box refined carbohydrates and nonsense and trans fat for you if there's no studies that show that eating clean like people of eating for thousands of years I mean literally if meat cause cancer 97% of Planet would have cancer and that's that's the numbers that eat meat regular basis it's like 95 + percent and then those people like that are vegan that I promised try vegan diet and they're eating all these veggies getting these nutrients I didn't get before and I like I feel is good but it's not good for you I can eat just like knowing what that what that what did does your body knowing you are what you eat it's high can't I can't cheat I can't do it if I know that's not going to benefit my body I can't eat it it's hard for what you need like a hundred percent and I think it was simple such a simple phrase but literally your body is made out of what you eat that mouth pleasure hot but there's all these healthy you can you can replace all of that with healthy stuff I haven't had any keto ice cream but I've heard good things some people said there are some Stevia sweetened or Xylitol sweetened keto ice cream has a f*** with your body nice that new Halo top man has at Coconut sweetened coconut milk and stevia delicious ripe Peach is about as f****** good any b******* f****** fake desert you're going to get anywhere so I just we don't appreciate it because we think of it as being like a healthy choice or doesn't you don't get that I'm being a naughty boy reward yeah that you get from you know having a banana split or something Dai Tai Hernandez get starving again they just don't know about those blood sugar f****** yeah the insulin spikes and I had a regular Coke the other day like for the first time in years how come whatever was there ever let me have a Coke and I was like it was like drinking syrup I did feel like s*** after was down like I feel terrible things everyday at 34 oz of Pop proud of myself with Tim like he he introduced me to eating healthy remember when I was 19 I moved to the lab everyday we have practice Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday every day I was going to the coffee shop and reading mind gym book cement like all these mental books and we're doing it that we were reading constantly improving each other wanted to get better want to do it help each other and prove and lets it was so important for me to you are who you surround yourself with and I see people not surround themselves with the the best people that can be around in the Trap you know it's a terrible trap and sometimes those people that are not the best people are really fun to be around in the world like what's keeping you people back and wanted to be the best of them and Stitch distractions people are fun to be around alcohol even women like certain foods like distraction to what's keeping you back from wanted to be the best you know our brains are crazy yeah I mean just well you got to think about just what you do for a living I mean just that alone is crazy right leave the desire to be a professional fighter to the desired a f****** kick people in the head and choke them and have them try to do it to you and this is what excites you and that this is was driving you to go to the gym to improve constantly at mean that alone is crazy you know and then these other people that are living their lives and drinking too much and smoking too much and eating shittyfood desired up f****** kick people to head and choke them and have them try to do it to you and this is what excites you this is what's driving you to go to the gym to improve constantly at mean that alone is crazy you know and then these other people that are living their lives and drinking too much and smoking too much and eating shity foods and you know they ain't that's their path you know they're there but their path is not compatible with your path that's the big gate I like


    Joe Rogan - Max Holloway Fascinates Me
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    yeah he was young that was super super he's a beast cuz we just kind of play around Spar but I'm excited for July 17th Aldo fight when he beat out of the first time and then the second time the second time you like Jesus Christ I cute you you really don't know how good a guy is like you see them in a fight and go out he's a really good but then you don't see him for a while and you like is he better as he slipped Izzy Izzy training heart like where is he at like you don't know until you see him again and then when I saw him in that second all the fighting like Jesus he's so much better than he was before he yelled at the end of the first round he looked over. any ghosts a man's tires Jesus he was in awesome and although was throwing bricks at him he was really throwing hard in that first round try to like some distance at all I mean he he lost to us, somewhere early in his career he lost a Connor I think he only has two or three losses in his career 3-degree losses who are they to and Dustin Poirier Dustin Poirier I knew that he's a f****** really good wrestler you never see any of it as fights I think he posted something that he's going to kind of switch up a little bit Yeah I think you did but he might only have five more fights left I mean he's just he's just f****** chaos it's just he's a beserker but it's so fun to watch but you don't want to say anything to him. I mean f*** yeah but they're so similar in a way that you like almost gets the guy with his leg kick almost breaks up with his leg kicks and then he got caught but it works in the Michael Johnson fight


    Joe Rogan - Jesse Itzler Tells Hilarious David Goggins Stories
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    do something everyday that sucked that was his tell me about it and that make you do everyday sucked tell me that I remember one day when was the first thing we did was he came in and he he wants him to pull up so I could do so we can map out the monthly live with me for a month and I went to the pull-up bar and I got like maybe eight pull up switch an exaggeration of hydraulic flow going through it again and I went up on the pull-up bar and I did maybe like 3 or 4 so I wait 30 seconds I want to do it again and I got up on the pull-up bar and I did maybe like one Kipping damn chin Over the Bar barely and I drop down I was all jacked up and I said what's what's next you said but what's next is we're not leaving here until you do a hundred more leaving the gym to do a hundred more. Day now like right now right now so you'll like 7 I did like pie 7:10 and I was like man God knows that's impossible and he said you know I already I already know what your biggest problem is just like the limitations you put it on yourself are self-imposed f*** back on the bar and over the course of an hour or two I did them and that started our journey of like you're about to go in a place where you've never been motherfuker you know and you know we went I remember one day I was sitting on the couch and in Connecticut where I was living at the time and on the Ticker on the on the TV the emergency broadcast system came up stay inside freezing rain icy conditions high winds stay inside like feeding stay inside and God is like this is amazing Mouse go for a run what's the exact opposite minute they're broadcasting to the whole Community to stay inside so we go for a 10 mile run in the blizzard we come home and I lived on a lake and kids are playing hockey on the lake so we go down and he takes his hand and was all the snow off the ice it gets a boulder and he breaks the ice a little hole in the ice with the Boulder and then he takes his hand he makes a little bit bigger and then he jumps in and then he points at me and he takes his finger and he singles for me to jump in I'm not going freezing cold water cuz my mother told me as a kid in Long Island don't go anywhere near the Frozen waterfall in you have like a minute you know he's bathing in it so of course I go in and he looks like he's like menu got about him about 4 to 2 or 2 to 4 minutes to get hypothermia we just went on a run we got to get you out of the lake and I go to get out of cuz you can't get out he goes if your skin touches the ice it's going to stick to the ice like the kid in Christmas story is tongue that sticks to the pole how so you put my shoes back on my hands and kicks my ass up and puts my sock put my socks on whatever night bear crawl out of the ice and I run up and I see my wife looking at the window as I'm running into the house and we come in she says Goggins you know like what's the medical benefit of jumping into frozen lake and he said to where there's no medical benefits like this but your husband signed up for you know it's like I want to see how far he's going to go to get to his goals and I was like this is going to be some 30 Jesus why was the toughest thing you made you do it was just the consistency of it you know it looks like it was just like it was just a shadow on me for 30 day went to every business meeting we flew together he live there you know if my wife and I did you like what the f*** did I sign up for this is back in 2010 so this is you know yes did I was in the book came out 2 years ago yeah I waited five years I didn't I didn't you know in expected to ever be a book it was just like you know at all there was no book being discussed that I kept a little blog about it you know so why'd you do it I just felt like there was so much in it there's so many lessons and it was funny fish out of water like he's coming to our house my wife owns Spanx I mean like the dildine avek of this s*** was crazy and I just felt there was a lot of lessons that can be learned through it and took a shot at it Jesus Christ he's a maniac when he did the podcast I got here he showed up super early and when I got here he was already with his shirt off doing chin-ups I walked into the back where the gym is and he's he's in there these are all the lessons you know they had you talking about you know when you don't know where the nuggets come from you put yourself in a position for the Nuggets to appear and they don't 3 radical positions like I'm going to go get Goggins running to go run a few radical but you put yourself out there like you were saying and you live a life with those lessons find you no talked openly about the first time you ran like he quit he was supposed to and I ran about three-quarters of a mile I think you said and quit and was exhausted and just drinking milkshakes and all f***** up and somehow or another decided he's not going to be that guy anymore and went a hundred eighty degrees and I came as intensely motivated Iron Man yeah yeah I was at the race I saw him at the Raceway Brokaw you know I saw participated in that race the first time I saw it on Madam and on 2007 and you know he broke all the bones in his feet he brokes yeah yeah I was running this race was a 24-hour race as a relay team I was with for friends and the format of the races you know you run a mile everyday Mom other whatever team has the most wins the race he has no teammates the teeth that sounds like him and he wait a lot of time so and I watched him wait till I was he bodybuilding at the time he was just being a Highway 260 70 lb deadlift maybe maybe even All Around The Institute show that he could run a hundred miles yet and they want yeah he's a f****** animal yeah yeah I mean he really is your wife when you say is come and live with you you don't know my wife meeting you know I realize I kind of wanted to get this exhaust like and was that the idea but yeah I was like but by being around some such an intensely motivated guy that you would get the rub get the rub and I falling into routine I couldn't get out of. I just you know like I was like just get me out of my routine and you know and I want to learn from you in that kind of thing and my wife asked me have a lunch meeting went and I told her that you know she was like what did you were you going to propose this before the meeting I went to what happened was I went to the meeting and with no real agenda other than like I want to meet this guy man and you know it's 2007 I want to meet him 2008 something around the around there was 10 years ago and I was just so like drawn to him you know and I actually went home nnnn ask him to come you know live with me and he said yes and then I told my wife after that's coming in 2 days now why did he say Yes Meme isn't he busy did you offer him money or kind of this know he was he was he was acting still in the military the time and yeah I think I don't know exactly what triggered I remember asking him to come and I remember him saying to me crazy enough to ask guy like me to come live with you m*********** I'm crazy enough to come three days later he shows up with one bag knowing him that is exactly what it would sound like if he said it would those crazy eyes Jesus Christ sweetie this is David wow did you give him an objective why you wanted to come or what you're bad at that time in my life I had a I was I had just left I have my timeline right I think I just left the my private is private jet car company had Marquis jet I was just starting out in this Eco this coconut water business and I was in a routine you know I was in a rut and I was just like the man you know you can travel with me I got some meetings coming up we'll live together if it was no walkthrough Brian the book happened years later and he said he do you say would do it that's crazy that you just eat it by the way it was when the best months of my life I love being around him he's an amazing guy I loved you know we watching games were working out I was going out at midnight 3 in the morning we were running in the blizzards we were in the morning one day he was like we're going to run 4 miles every 4 hours for 48 hours show I was like I got to work he's like no you don't know you don't you can work 40 in 48 hours to wake up at midnight we started midnight we would run with it took us 40 minutes and then we would come back we have you know what 3 hours and 20 minutes of rest and then at 4 a.m. we go again for Miles boom boom boom boom boom 48 hours one time and I f****** a million stories if we went in the sauna and he's like looking to stay in the sauna for Amazon a guy I thought I was just on a guy by the way I thought I was and ask for 30 minutes 8 oz of water okay we jack it up it's f****** cooking in there it's a walk-in out like holyfuck it's so hot in here she sits down he's Whistling Dixie guy sitting in the corner do your s*** I'm like you know 8 minutes into my what is gone I've already drank my 8 oz of water and about 19 minutes in on my God cuz I got to get out cuz I can't get out I like I'm going to pass out I got to get out so you can't get out and I just wait for him to say no again cuz I'm about to pass out I can feel myself. Pass out I open up the door all the smoke from the steam room goes flying out of the door I sit right in the Cherry come storming out and he looks at me like oh f*** you don't look good I don't know I'm going to pass out because we got to abort abort it's not like it was so now you're getting like kind of dry roasted but in the moisture's different like you can't get his hot in a steam rooms you can a sauna correct yeah yeah yeah and I have like a 30-minute break and he be like test but why I'm at work he'd like I want to see how many burpees you can do in 10 minutes I'd like Burpee test and I would like in the middle of work I would like get down take off like you know whatever I was where I have to get like my boxers or whatever just to get and I would do as many burpees as I could in 10 minutes and be soaking wet and I walk into my next meeting and everybody knew that was part of the thing close every deal that cuz you so amped up if I put sea was there yeah man notices 2007m is in 10 years yeah I would think that that would be hard but exciting where is the monk thing seems like the Drone of it all would just get to you yeah and like I can go back to my room and my surroundings in the month thing I was like in their world forever forever and they live in the same way that you did they have a LOL yeah I actually didn't see their rooms but yeah from what I understand he was smaller than when I was in smaller more than this table my room is not sizes to the winners were smaller from what I understand you no I think the the four miles every 40 minutes what the f*** it is a four miles every four hours that sounds way better that sounds crazy that time but yeah he left me a note on a Post-It thanks that's it that's it changing exchanging ship planning thanks that would be an incredible service like if he wanted to do that just go to like billionaires and just say you have to do what I tell you to do for a month. A lot of people would do that I'm here or just stupid amount of money and have him live with you for a month you know that's hard and anybody personality-wise overtime having roommates to talk to you know what I mean every day every day he woke you up coming to tap me on the shoulder time to get up with my wife right next to me Jesus Christ Diva wake you up every day every day he woke you up, tap me on the shoulder time to get up let's do with my wife right next to me Jesus Christ it wasn't time to do this


    Joe Rogan Rants about Happiness
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    do they have something they're working towards do they have an idea that they're working towards the mean when you when you press them on it and ask them like why you hear you ever plan on leaving you ever see yourself going somewhere else that's a really good question I asked them all those questions so I know they felt like that was their calling them if they were doing what they were supposed to be doing and that they were committed to that lifestyle so now they weren't there was no thought going back there happened monks have left the monastery just wasn't the right lifestyle for them but the monks that were there when I was there in 50 years that they were committed and they're not going anywhere like the calling to do nothing or just think maybe it's just sacrifice serve live a life of Purity mrs. I couldn't do it but I think that's kind of the mindset around it and step away from the regular life that they were living what's interesting is it they weren't born into the monastery decision in their 20s 30s you know so all over the board all over the board literally one guy one of the most was a lifeguard is a teenager all over the board so but regular jobs just always felt connected to God and connected to this higher living a life just you know under these terms are so happy because if you get a rent me how many how many people are in this Monastery 8 and they're all male 8 men if you get a random men in their you know what's the youngest age of the guys are 3535 gas 70s you get eight random 35 to 7 is now is how many of them a happy actually truly happy maybe to write how many people do you think of happy or they just did a study that is a famous Harris study on happiness in this country I think 67% of people are unhappy. It's f***** here's what I did this jelly this is a good test maybe you want to do this I did this when I was speaking at an event for 500 Wall Street people recently and it was fast and I'll take you through it you tell me if you're comfortable with it but if you take all the areas of your life and put them in a blender okay so take where you live your relationships your finances your health you everything everything put it in one f****** big blender and blend it up and on a scale of 1 to 10 with attending the Dalai Lama happiness the one being a guy that's it rock with zero being someone is it Rock Bottom what your happiness number me I'm pretty f****** happy I don't know I wouldn't do it that way I definitely wouldn't give it a number okay cuz I feel like the year of you making something you're you're turning like a constant state of thinking and expression and consideration you're turning into a number and I don't like that idea I don't like that idea because I think it's a management issue I think a lot of What happiness is a management issue and decisions that you're making right now like you could be in a s*** state of mind right now but you can make some decisions to adjust that and over the next couple hours you'll get to a much better place and these constant management decisions they waiver in and out of your life on a daily basis like this idea that you could have a good mindset then also you'll be happy that's horseshit like it's that's like it's like the tide it comes in and it comes out as going to be days where you just not feeling so good physically and that's going to affect the way your happiness level is it's never static neither the exactly the same true but if you looked at it overall at 30000 feet and you had to give yourself a great we sweep as f*** is what I would say okay okay I'll take that I'll take that most people in that room yeah raise their I said if anyone is 7 and you know anyone thing I want to do it raise your hand if you're you know 7 or below I want to put him on the spot and majority the room stood up being a seven and thinking you know like 7 of pretty happy number what is 7A my son comes home with a 70 on a test to see - and all I'm saying is think about the test though if you'd actually go through the process for those that like go through that and get a number and their head or whatever you want to give yourself a grave Brent your brain or automatically goes to attend and then subtract the two or three things Poppin that make you better bring your happiness down it's a great way to identify what's making you unhappy and that you know what I mean like I started my relationship but this is that usually it triggers an automatic like this is was f***** up in my life response and you cannot help you identify but it's interesting we have benchmarks and so many things in our life you have an IQ test you have tax bracket measure your wealth or financial statements you have IQ test like I said you can get on a scale to measure your weight but you're right happiness is one of those things it's like patio bench Market you know what I mean it's kind of fluctuates and it's like hunger I mean it's it's it's it's something that's goes in and out it's always there but happy as f*** is a good answer. But this is something I've cultivated for a long time and avoided things that make me unhappy and figured out what those things are in very rigid about eliminating them from my life and one of the big ones is eliminating interactions with people that are negative that is gigantic and because I realize that I'm not really as independent as I used to like to think I was I used to like to think that my thought process was independent and that I don't give a f*** what anybody thinks that's nonsense people say that because they absolutely care what people think and it bothers them so they say give a f*** but that I don't give a fuk stuff is almost entirely nonsense you do care and you care and both ways you care if people critical of you care if people are positive you but you also care if people are living positive lives and they're motivating you that's that's a big one people are fuel and other people to join the reasons why I like talking to people one of the reasons why I like to do podcast because I get a lot out of you know I just talked to you about your time in a monastery or your your push to get to that hundred miles you get energy out of people like that and you think about this energy and you think about this inspiration when you're doing other things and it also sets in your mind that when you meet these exceptional people that move you like what are the characters what are the qualities they have what are the characteristics that they that they possessed and those things become significant and important to you whereas if you live around a bunch of people that are complaining and bitching about everything and they see the negative and everything and they're all always whining those people are the opposite of that they're the opposite of inspiration and they're just they're their mud usually it's like you're up to your ankles anybody try to trudge through life it's difficult you're not light it's not it's not pushing is not a wind at your back the winds in your face and it's rough you know and overtime I've learned that these people you just are not going to fix some I just want to fix them when I was I just want to go hey man I see what you're doing like do don't do that anymore listen just try just just do this and then stop doing that and start doing this and if you just work towards this you could be successful and then a week later the guys doing the same s*** and like I'm wasting a significant amount of my energy on someone who doesn't want to waste any of their energy on themselves and so managing the the community in the tribe that you're in making sure that you are a good member of that tribe that you're doing your part you know and there's a lot of cynicism in these days about inspiration in about motivation because there's a lot of fake s*** you know you can go on Instagram and you see a million of these inspirational quote pages and there were run by people that are probably depressed you know you see a lot of people that are you know talking about how to get ahead in life but they're not really doing anything themselves so there's a lot of cynicism involved in that but there's also 30 in it and you can get if you just look at it with a pure heart in a pure mind you can get a lot of energy out of that and when you around happy inspirational people that are successful it makes you feel better and you get inspired and if you act on it inspiration your life will be more fulfilled and it's not just inspirational in terms of financial success but in terms of doing difficult things whether it's running a hundred miles doesn't pay you a goddamn thing when do the the wealth of the knowledge that you can push yourself to such an extreme or anything else whether it's someone who becomes a really good at playing chess or someone is really good at martial arts or or whatever it is there's there's a great feeling in these overcoming these difficult things cuz life is never this just constant state of I'm at a 9 all day when I'm with my wife I hit 10 that's not real what's real is like you saying that you went to this Monastery and felt all this this angst about meditating and being alone and not having your phone and not having the input but then when it comes out of it then you have this reward so you pushed through this and you had these uncomfortable feelings and you came out of those uncomfortable feeling with this newfound appreciation for time and his newfound respect for your own existence in your own play sand carving Out 3 hours for yourself a day that's where it all comes from it all comes from life lessons in the lessons are learned through struggle and I think that there's a lot of people out there that think somehow or another going to get to someplace where you living in silk sheets and you getting your toes done or someone's dropping grapes in your mouth I don't want that I've never wanted that you that guy is not going to be happy is going to be bored our into the grapes grapes away from me stop painting my toes what am I doing in this bed I got to do something I'm not stimulated the human organism the animal that we are needs constant stimulation because it involved trying to find food and Escape enemies and find shelter Escape nature escape the elements try to survive and this is the great joy that you haven't taken care of your children so you can protect your children from the elements in the enemies and feed them and and it's also the great sadness that you see and losers when I see a loser I see some guys 43 years old lives in his parents basement f****** hates the world that was a baby and this is a baby that somebody just gave shity nutrients to whether its nutrients the forms of food or in the form of thoughts and ideas and examples and this kid develop these horrible self-defeating patterns of behavior that led them to this point where there is this middle-aged person with no future and no idea how to get out of this rut and probably never will escape it in might just wind up sucking on a gun you know he misses this is the world we live in today and I think part of that world is because we have been fed this line of horseshit that you're supposed to seek comfort and I don't think you are I think you're supposed to speak lessons and you supposed to see difficult tasks and and that end in accomplishments in through those things and through doing things that are hard to do events at the f****** 90-minute hot yoga class I do a 90-minute classement are those last 20 minutes I do not want to be there man and I definitely don't want to give 100% And I can cheat I can I could kind of half-ass it I can I can but if I don't and I get through it when that time is up and the lady says Namaste and everybody gets off my f*** man I made it you know I lost 15 pounds my f****** yoga mat address to the point where I can literally ring it out fill up a jug up with water but through that struggle I will now have a better and I better fucken do it again tomorrow or do something else because if I just think we'll tomorrow I'm just going to coast and eat Twinkies and watch TV o hello sadness my old friend hello depression because we are not doing anything you feel like s*** and that's just a part of being a human being and we can pretend we're something other than what we really are and we can pretend on me man I'm just cool just chilling doing nothing bulshit your f****** human your human being people that were struggling those were human reward systems are carved deeply into your DNA if you don't respect that if you don't respect the mechanism of happiness and fulfillment and what you really need to do in order to feel satisfied in life camaraderie love family friendship struggle testing yourself learning all those things are imperative they're all giant part of being a person struggling those human reward systems are carved deeply into your DNA if you don't respect that if you don't respect the mechanism of happiness and fulfillment and what you really need to do in order to feel satisfied in life camaraderie love family friendship struggle testing yourself learning all those things are imperative throw a giant part of being a person


    Joe Rogan - Enjoy the Process
    Transcription:
    I saw a lot of stuff I want to do in my life and my enemies the clock do you feel like you live in the moment enough absolutely you do I do cuz that would be the worry right like if you're constantly worrying about damn 20 years movie 70 30 years of them behave if you keep doing that like they're there are people that look ahead too much and don't just in 2020 you're a baby nah man I'm going to be f****** 30 and 10 years like you shut the fuk up you 20 now I use it as a motivator and I remember I remember when I was when I was starting out I was 21 years old is a crazy story I just got dropped from a record label assigned to a record label called delicious vinyl does it get picked I don't get picked up for second album and I moved to New York City at 2 things on my resume kiddie pool attendant cuz I was a kitty pool attendant and rapper so I'm staying on my friend's couch living on his couch with his roommate and he tells me I'm Monday I got to get out of the apartment so instead of going to look for a new apartment over the weekend I go to my friend's bachelor party on the Jersey Shore I'm at the bachelor party I'm getting a drink at the bar and I see this girl I start chatting with her she asked me where I live I told her actually has a Monday I have nowhere to go steaks that a napkin she writes her address on a napkin I'm 21 years old and she says if it's an emergency on Monday and your stuff you can come live with me Monday comes I got kicked out of my friend's apartment I've nowhere to go on like this is an emergency I take out the napkin and I live with this girl and her roommate for 6 months turns out that her father is a big octopus newer businessman he owns a piece of the Yankees it's like monster Mughal I write the song for the New York Knicks called go New York go and it becomes a big success for all these professional sports teams but I don't have a penny to go in the studio to do the demos to stop them to the team so I need money so I go to this music guy and he said I'll give you $10,000 to go and do the songs for 10% of everything you make for the rest of your life he wants to buy me like a star the rest of your life I'm 21 he's like rest of his life everything you do I will invest in you an airplane business 10% forever down I go to this guy's apartment again I'm 21 he's got in his Apartments got a swimming pool artwork like fancy f*** women get smacked out man it's like I've never seen anything like this in Manhattan and I go in and I tell him the story about the time between rent and he says to me I would trade this is exactly what you said to me I will trade everything that I have do you get out of my daughter's life exactly everything I have for the one thing that you have and I'm like me a f****** broke me I go what's that and he said youth because he had already gone through the Journey even though we had everything he already gone through the process he wasn't that twenty-year-old that you're talkin about that whatever he had gone through it he had it all he he would she missed the process the journey being you coming up to 20 and not know it like here you are but it was for the years man the first fight the first dislike that that's what that's like so and that's stuck with me man at 21 years old it's stuck with me and realized it like man I got to enjoy the process and it's really never rubbed off on me in front of me well why didn't that guy how old was by the time the old Rich dude she was Lucy must have in his 60s will you make this work on your own I said I think I can he's at and ask if you can he said I said you said will you make it work I said I he said then go tell the guy to f*** off and make it any good then go make it work and I did so how'd you get it funded then I somehow got I went to the Dallas Mavericks after the Knicks and told them that I convinced them to give me a $2,500 the next pay me this just a crazy part of my life but they gave me $2,500 to do the demo and then they bought the song for like $20,000 and that funded the rest of the business that I ultimately go to a public company that's crazy and you almost gave away 10% of your whole life that guy wanted 10% is a piece of s*** what a motherfuker like that's a steal my thing and my father said you know that I love them to death but he's like you know do it do what you think is best and then take a piece of everything they take it if you do a movie to take a piece of your live performances your merchandise sales everything they just say look real will help you out a little bit but you know we want you right here on the contractile but there's some creepy contracts of these do in the old days of Hollywood there were similar to that right they just take a PCF forever yeah but you know what I signed my music. I didn't care the reason why these exploitation contract work is because in the beginning you're just so desperate and what you have is what they don't have your talent right what you have is your creative you're young and full of energy and you've got something exciting to people want to look at and so will they do is they look we got a f****** we got to wait through the door but we want 75% the profits we want a little bit of this and you don't get any money back until we were Cooper money that we spent on Executives and parking in car leases need they calculate all that s*** how much the f****** building cost how much the electricity all that stuff they counted as you seen those I'm sure oh yeah my own way but you know it's part of the process and no leverage no leverage that's the thing they've got the leverage but now and now they don't have delivered but they still figure out a way to pull it off its weird cuz well f*** is buying an albums now no right no one right at these record companies is still figuring out how Klingon do you like a lamprey suck blood out still staying alive and they're fat fingers driving there fat Mercedes-Benz they know how to do it they just figure out a way to grab people that are just just getting popping you know and just sign it and then figured out a way to get in with these f****** streaming company you pay attention to me that's a little bit Yeah that's the darkest it's even darker than the music distribution yeah cuz he artist get like nobody .001 MMA what is something would it would it stand for musicians for what is something what it would it stand for musicians for some sort of an act were there you know trying to stop the streaming companies from ripping off these artists music modernization act dark yeah but it's figuring out a way to just take something from somebody


    Joe Rogan - He Lived With Monks
    Transcription:
    called living with the monks living with the monks this your new book yes why should I do that and how long do it for I did it for 15 days I was not that's more than enough man yeah your finger will fall off you for what you've been there for fifty years 50/50 on a monastery 800 Daytona 500 Acres kind of in the middle of nowhere and I went for 15 days so I figured you know I'd invested so much of my life on the physical side ran a hundred miles and just always active in this and that and have really invested very little on my own inner work and I just felt like man I just felt overwhelmed a little bit and I said to my wife you know who are the Masters and everything pointed to Monk's and I said I want to go live in a monastery something romantic about that right it's almost like the guy who goes off into the woods to write a book like being with a with a monk-like and just being let you know in a monastery with monks there's something very romantic about that right there that you've shed all your worldly belongings and you no longer care about the day-to-day nonsense that everybody is fixated on just decide to just yeah all day I don't want to do it I live the opposite of a monk's life of my life is filled with bulshit I get it kind of separation from my family for kids and just got to get to know myself a little bit now when you were up there was there any time with you like what the fuc by doing like one minute into it when I first got up there the main monk-like my go-to monk brother brother Christopher took me to my room they call the rooms that a cell which is about the size of this table and I had to bed I walked in there was a bed there was a little desk with a night lamp on it and nothing on the walls and he said tomorrow we're going to start prayer reflection and meditation at 7:15 a.m. and I looked at my watch and it was 6 p.m. and I asked him what do we do between now and 7:15 a.m. and he looked at me dead in the eye and he said you think and I said to myself I'm f***** because I don't spend a lot of time and thought and I said okay I'm going to I'm going to meditate you know like I'm here let me start this journey with meditation I taking a little a course in transit Ethel meditation I'm not a big meditation guy other than running and so I set my timer for 20 minutes and I sat down in my chair and I started like focusing on my mind true and I immediately on bombarded with how is my wife how the kids everything's coming at me and you know time is going by and I'm just getting bombarded with thought and I'm like why is my timer buzz like it's been I've been here forever so I was going to look and reset my thing I like that would be cheating let me keep going and I'm throwing all the times gone by in a filing like f*** is going on with my timer you know so I open my eyes and I Look to reset my timer 3 minutes and 27 seconds I never really sat in a room like with nothing going on and just close my eyes alone and thought and time to stop and I calculated how much time I left like 15 days * 24 hours and 16 minutes and I said to myself like man I'm in trouble this isn't like like this isn't what I want Gilligan's Island this is a real like I can't get out of here and I had a really hard time with it what was the commitment the commitment was 15 days so the only did you get personal up to you like there was no nothing in writing and did you have a way to escape I was thinking of escape plans but on the monastery misses a little crazy the way the monks keep the lights on is they breed German Shepherds that's how they make money they breed German Shepherds of the largest book about raising puppies so they wanted Buddhists they were Russian Orthodox and they raised German Shepherds so they live on this property and their these 11 German Shepherds and at the end of the property the only way off the property where two mobile homes on connected to the monastery at the end of this road that leads up to the monastery and both of those homes had German Shepherds as well that were a little territorial so there really was no way for me to escape like I couldn't miles up and down the driveway while I was there because I couldn't leave the property so you just time to yourself or paste yourself with use an app or something I said like 2,000 steps equals a mile you know 50 years quiet now they weren't they were extremely listen to date they were doing what they wanted to do with their life so they were super happy yes super present I mean very present and live in a world that to-do list man and let me know they were very present very happy and really really nice to me and everybody who did you talk to them this week English conversation like like what it what do you say to a guy who's been in a monster for 50 years staring at the Walls by 1 if I could have talked to him about the pageant that was just had a coconut water company they never heard of coconut water I told him I was involved with the Atlanta Hawks and one of the monks said I've been to a an expose game and I'm like that's a different sport and they don't play they don't exist anymore and is this is very like time works at first it was really interesting really interesting know what led these these guys that are 50 50 years on the monitor how old were they age range from I think the youngest monk was probably 35 up until late 70s so late 70s you guys have been there for fifty as he's in the same spot they actually built this Monastery by hand they bought 500 acres for very I think it was like $50,000 on the crazy and then they built the monastery by hand and so it's been a passion of love and labor and they've been there since and so they sell the sea poverty Harvard and celibacy at 20 yeah they take a valve for things of celibacy poverty's they pledged all their personal belongings to the monastery so really the only possession is a driver's license obedience and stability meaning we're not leaving this is what we need to do so let me talk about discipline just forever forever Jeopardy Salim kind of one income stream and then their masters World Masters of dog training training so every two weeks they have 10 dogs that come in and they and I watch this I mean literally dogs come in like Spuds MacKenzie and leave like they just left etiquette school like it was fascinating and these guys were Masters they are the masters of I'm sure there's a lot of people that are great but they and their space of dog training and breeding what was so special about the way they train dogs just the command like like they had an energy that the dogs responded to crazy they sniff my nuts that I like coconuts but they do everything the way that they talk their tone their hand mannerisms they just have mastered this and they have a deep connection with dogs dogs are weird not well like I have a 1 year old golden retriever and he has different rules for different people and he knows he can get away with what with like my wife's mom has zero shot at controlling this dog like it's right he's like you know know I'm going to just run around and pull up on you when you sit in the chair and you know where like Marshall come on man what the f*** doesn't matter when she's here he just decides new set of rules with this lady yeah but when the beginning and when Ryan the trainer comes over he just likes it down he super chill he listens he's like all the sky Fox deal control me it's it's very interesting he's even different with me than he is with my friends like my friends are come over is like let me try you out m*********** across-the-board it's all love so it's not bad you know he's just a lovely dog yeah just like dogs but we don't really connect I'm not like instant love when they see me the way that they are with other people but the monks were using it with teaching me various lessons almost like Karate Kid style through the dogs so like the first day I got there everyday I was signed a different role with my wood Shadow one of the monks and there were eight and they had different responsibilities around the monastery the first day I was in the training center with one of the most of his training the dog and my job was tractor so rainbow this dog would walk around and I would f****** do Adam and jump and run and like try to feel whatever get him to break his goal of going there was kind of simulating a park scene or city scene in making this dog not get distracted so I would go nuts with a pork chop in this and throat whatever the dog would just go unwavering from point A to point B and the monk said to me at the end is like it's just like life man is like if you have a goal just like rainbows goal is to get from A to B you can't be distracted in your goal and I was like that makes that some karate kid stuff and but all these different lesson started to emerge it was pretty interesting listen think I think like what would generally be thought I was a dumb dog does not like prejudices for dogs right is there is like like one breed or like this dumb f****** breed I don't think of like wouldn't do it if you say like a dumb dog just dumb individual dogs but I don't ever think of like all that there's some dogs that are like spastic right but Jack Russell Terrier they're kind of spastic but that's cuz they were raised to kill rats and they just like they have a high-kill drive and is Super Hyper like I can't think of a dog that's supposed to be stupid but German Shepherds are generally supposed to be smart list as English Bulldogs but I don't know if that's really he said dick other dogs but I just think this could is in pain a lot these are super smart they're so smart man those dogs look at you and they love their sizing you up checking you out see what the f*** you're up to make a tree of cool but there's only this feeling like they know they could kill you like they looking at you like I can kill you but just checking you out I had that feeling that they could kill me to downtown play my fear has a dog that's like he does police work and psych a serious f****** dog and he'll attack like thing if you're holding like a stick like on command and he jumps at one of things he does he bites the stick and then to pause go right in your nuts and I don't think it's on purpose but damn it's an effective strategy like it's like bite and then nut stomp all-in-one maneuver right but those dogs are you know they're there a dog that's sort of bread and design for protection work and police work and stuff yeah they aren't they train their dogs for as pets so they didn't do any kind of real police work or anything like that so that the 11th German Shepherds they were on the property were super well-behaved I mean like ridiculously well-behaved so when are they just trying to make sure that they're obedient and now they just listen to watch the house bark at strangers hand signals obedient you know not jumping but really that you know they know who's in control so did these guys do that before they started running the monastery or was it something that they decided to do while they had the monastery now so they they fell into it they didn't go up there that none of them had any experience in dog training they that wasn't the intent they said we got to keep the lights on here and they had a dog they had a dog that as a pet and fell in love with the dog ultimately they when the dog passed away they all got killed they wanted another dog and they went to a breeder and they got two dogs and they actually just they realize that they once they bred an amazing poppy live their first litter that and train these dogs that there is demand and they just scaled it like any other business you know and they learned along the way trial and error just like any entrepreneur spiritual than religious they were Russian Orthodox they weren't in a Buddhist and but they're amazing entrepreneurs I mean like they ran this thing super efficiently but the point would only be to make enough money to keep the lights on correct so as an entrepreneur it's almost like they're there their Limited in their ambition I think access you know what's out there if they have excess money and revenue it's not going to material things but it's for the text an extension of them of the monastery have a lot of puppies or they have no income they pray they think they read what do they read and they had like an amazing collection of books fiction everything okay April Allred so they do have some entertainment. I heard of monks I watch I've seen monks in movies and read articles and blogs but I never I don't know much about it. The culture certainly about Russian Orthodox and the different factions in this and that so I went up there as wide open and but I went up there really just to detach and get away from feeling overloaded and feeling distracted and man I'm a father of four and have a business and my wife has not tripping or etcetera and I just wanted to see like you know this kind of been my journey I learn best by diving into the unknown just like I did with David and just as I have done in businesses and other things it's just like I learned that by going into the unknown so I didn't do a lot of research around them or how they made money or this or that I just kind of showed up it's crazy undertaking but I guess if you knew you only had 15 days at least you have like some Lively on the rainbow when that 15th day came and would you get a car and drive away from that place yeah I'll f****** good if it's your check your phone to check difference are careful in 15 days or 7 days or is that like if you're at mile 15 like that's enough it is same kind of thing same kind of thing until you wake up the next day and you like I dropped out you feel like you know so anyway I decided like you're not going to stick this out and then when I left is was a good feeling and the feeling was proud I felt proud of myself for sticking through it not two weeks man yeah I felt good. Seems insane to me that I can't even relate but when you talking about your 15 days like man you poor bastard like I feel bad for you the guy the fifty 50 years he might as well be living in another dimension data no sex no family no no neighborhood no no f****** Hobbies no drive to work nope Park and you know they're their impression of it is like we made this decision so it's not we didn't sacrifice it like we decided this is the life we want to live but when he made this decision it was 19 what 1960s back then like I I see what's coming and I've had enough of these daily newspapers is just too much information right exactly that's a crazy time to check out so they don't know what the f*** is going on in the world did you quiz them on s*** I did really quiz and I mean every Sunday night they have want there's one TV and one back room and they watch the news so they get a sense of just like you know kind of where we are State of the Union nuclear meltdown yeah 1 hour about an hour on Sunday night night a week and that's how the tuna who they immediately like my head went to like I'm sure we're being attacked right now and everything you know what news do they Trust I think they trust it all but which channel do they go to how they would just watch like to know the local ABC the local network it's very romantic right there something about this idea of checking out just had a buddy you did it for all I know he still does it I lost touch with 25 plus years ago but he was a Taekwondo guy and he started to meditate cuz he was always a very nervous about sparring and very nervous about competition so meditation classes in really enjoyed it got really really into it and then one day decided to give up all the worldly possessions and all of the trappings of civilization and moving to the monastery and remember we went we met him for lunch one day he also between vegetarians who eat vegetables and we're all just hanging around and he seemed oddly a piece confusing to me because of the time I was like 20 and I was just didn't know what the f*** is going on the world who's maybe 10 years older than me and this guy just decided I've had enough just put weird to me that he made me nervous like you know like you made me nervous that like he was onto something it may be nervous that he was wiser than me that is highlighted how f***** up I am and you know especially at 20 years it's so life is so chaotic right no idea what future holds for you if it's going to be success or failure if you're going to just slip it every f****** banana peel you run across but he seemed to have it figured out sitting there eating vegetables all calm and s*** where is he now I've no idea I lost touch with them I lost touch with them you know probably like 30 years ago but when I was 20 those guys freak me out to and I came in there high-energy you know right Ride Like the only ever done that probably probably at this particular place I think for an extended. Of time like that yeah what what why do you let you do it written a book Pryor living with a seal and they knew I was coming up there to write a book and I guess they like the first book well I'm sure it'll be good for the dog business to yeah yeah I read your book they read my book will you Lottery books for you there I was allowed to have I brought I'm not like a big reader so I figured two books would carry me for fetus 15 days that I ride a bike in a red bulletin like the first day out point at like day 13 when you like I actually kind of like this yes I think around a 7 once I realized like you know I got the excuses out of my head that I'm staying I'm not I'm not leaving I mean this this is what I'm doing and I settled into it I got tremendously energized because like at the monastery you don't make any decisions you eat when they tell you to eat you eat what they tell you to eat you go to service when the church bell rings you go over 100 showered once the all these are all the decisions were taken away from you but when all the decisions are taken away from you it freeze up so much energy so I was looking like super clear and I was like I like this this is like no one can get to me I'm not getting bombarded no one can schedule appointments with me this isn't so bad if you ever done the sensory deprivation tank there's the thing about the sensory deprivation do you know what it is interesting about it is that in the absence of input your brain is Freer and you can make decisions better think about things better because there's no input coming in you don't think about it but as we're sitting here just touching this table is input you and I looking at each other across the lights all this is input and in that tank there's no input and in the absence of input if freeze up more resources for your brain so it is sent with these monks you're saying or doing by having weather across the lights all this is input and in that tank there's no input and in the absence of input it frees up more resources for your brain so in a sense with these monks you're saying or doing by having everything on a schedule you don't think about anything and there's nothing coming in there's no Twitter Facebook All That Jazz your you have more resources correct and you feel better that's exactly exactly right


    Joe Rogan - Was JR Smith High During NBA Finals Mistake?
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    why can't they need this alcohol or think we'd like you know makes you lazy but lazy people shouldn't smoke weed right I know what you're saying as a person who smokes weed it really bothers me because I'm not lazy at all and I just I hate that connection between lazy people and weed cuz I don't think that's I don't think that's what makes you lazy and then you do this is not going to be a winning combination it's not just that it just looks bad and you blame it on the weed JR Smith was a weed situation Taylor Smith grab the ball instead of putting it up to win the game he dribbles out cuz he thought that they were up and the look on his face was like that kind of like I've seen this highland I'm not saying anymore call Jack is LeBron look at those f****** shoulder 69250 probably 6% body fat the shoulders on that 33 years old too and he's getting better Fox 100% that's a high guy Halloween they do test but it's not you're better at does LeBron James like there's a lot of pro pool players who are top of the food chain to don't do anything right but a lot of guys who like it say that we'd bumps our game up quite a bit and I'm one of them it makes me play better I'm telling you you don't know because you don't smoke weed experiment you going to play pool sober okay and then you going to see your results and then see the problem is if I get high I will hit being warmed up for the playing pool sober and I'll definitely play better High anymore best games I was medicated Matt Barnes on his game day use of marijuana Matt Barnes who will not be in the Hall of Fame huge part of the Jiu-Jitsu World lot of people get high and sand and then to Jujitsu and they say it makes a game better the Practical use of Jiu Jitsu well if you and I were in a fight that would kill you your is late at night you're headed to your car I don't think you understand marijuana at all what I want to be drunk or sober f*** you 1 things about pot as it makes you a little bit paranoid I put you on edge as you like very cleanly on what you're doing is like if you're doing out here just really ironic if you're drawing or music or something along those lines we really trying to focus a lot of writing a lot of people really like it for those things because it makes you really focus on what you're doing but then what happens then is that that's whatever they were doing on that by 2 cuz I have a lot of a lot we both have a lot of pot head comedian friends yeah but there's some of them I know that when I started with them I know that they're not doing what they're doing now and that they're not they didn't keep going to exceed their expectations and I know a lot of it was because of the pot I don't think it is I think the pot is just a common denominator I think it's just though it's a factor that he on this study would be skewed because a lot of failures that get high all the time would be in the study right but a lot of winners I get high all the time don't want to talk about it by the way I'm with you 100% on this I what I hate is that the people that don't have any work ethic they look at somebody with a work ethic that smokes weed and then say We'll look they made it cuz they smoke weed they would have made it without the way that's what I'm saying before I ever smoked weed I was already on television already had a Warner Brothers CD as I didn't start smoking weed until like 2,000 yoga classes in the month and I learned a lot in that month I really did are you different person because it was good no it's not it's not whether or not you smoke pot it's whether or not you get things done and whether or not you write out what you're supposed to do with are not you you actually try to achieve goals whether or not you're you're actively trying to improve whatever you doing what do you build cars or make carpet Cabinetry it's just about whether or not you're working towards succeeding and improving and I agree listen I agree that I'm not anti-pot I'm Rob not based on evidence love the people that are around a lot of us we should be anti-pot I should be anti-pot do not know a lot of people that were made me sad like I'm running time of The Comedy Store and then and I feel like you're not doing anything Snoop Dogg yes is there. People but they're the exception not the rule I wonder there's a lot of people on Wall Street to get high there's a lot of people that are involved in like the tech world that get high a lot and what people think about it is that it looks like everything else man can be good for you or I could fuc U world that you know I mean I think there's some benefit to it and what the benefit is vulnerability creativity make you feel vulnerable and makes you re-examine thing makes you look at me people called paranoia I just think it broadens your your awareness I think it's a stand-up you already have a level of vulnerability just going on stage and talking about things for sure that's like my some of that I mean it's it's definitely not one's going to ruin your life hopefully yeah less you tell about Planet of the Apes awareness I think it's a stand-up you already have a level of vulnerability just going on stage and talking about things for sure that's like my some of that good drug I mean it's it's definitely not one's going to ruin your life hopefully yeah less you tell about Planet of the Apes joke on Twitter


    Joe Rogan - #MeToo Has Become a Witch Hunt
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    and we're still doing that now theism prone to it you think it's because people are scared that they're going to get called out on it themselves when they see someone is doing something wrong to go after him attack with everything they have to almost to divert any sort of it because people are scared that people going to turn on them especially in this day and age with the people turn on Garrison Keillor story stuff because Garrison Keillor is the Lake Wobegon Chronicles PBS show radio shows on going for decades and he's a writer and he hugged woman shoes he was consoling her he hugged her and apparently while I was hugging are his arm went down her back on her back and apologize she pulled away I apologize you sent her a letter I apologize you know we said I'm sorry I didn't mean to do that she says don't want no worries don't worry about it years later when all this me to frenzy she brings this up he gets five they pull his name off the shop for touching a girl's back it's it's like the frenzy was so hot they didn't want to be accused of not doing anything so they pulled this guy I know and that right there is the Harvey Weinstein to the world is the people that are absolutely monsters right there's those people but then there's people that just got caught up in the wave of outrage and it's just it's a strange a strange time like that has no balance to it while the pendulum swing until you know our attitudes balance out I mean this the facts of Meet the me-too movement is not a bad thing because it's bringing up some serious issues that we've had in our it's a great thing to happen in the meantime until we get back to a time when we can like men will act like gentlemen and we'll be able to have interpersonal relationships with women at work and in a setting and make it professional but at the same time sterile environment when you go to these like seminars cuz I gave him for our show now because of all this you have to have a sexual harassment meeting before you start you know it when you see it Mississippi goes with oversensitivity and I think that you should know it when we see it and we're not we're not recognizing that it's like you know you're acting this is a bit much right now sometimes you hear about the two college kids they got drunk and had sex and the boy upon waking up and sobering up decided to preemptively accuse the girl of sexual assault because he was intoxicated so he filed and went after her she got suspended from school they had to do it because the otherwise you know they were sexist cuz they do it all the time if it's a boy and a girl it's always thought that if a boy likes you know the Occidental College story so pretty famous story from few years back with his two kids there were in college the guy caught text the girl you know I'm coming over slick do you have condoms he said yes you know like so clearly intent has been established right goes over had sex with her friends convinced her because she was intoxicated that it was sex under the influence it was rape and so she goes to the university officials and they they suspend the boy he Sues and wins in the whole thing's the whole thing's chaos because this kid gets kicked out of f****** school and actually did he win I need to know that if you want how to simultaneously sexual assault each other and there's two people are both drunk and like they get together and they're both sloppy and f****** hammered they decide to have sex do they both sexually assaulted each other isn't this really about choices that we make what's also about taking responsibility for your actions if you're an adult if you decide to get in your car and your drunk can you plow into a bus and kill a bunch of people no one says oh Eric was drunk he is not responsible for his actions you responsible for your attitude if you're drunk if you drive your car and you kill somebody but the idea is that if a girl comes over your house and you're drunk and you know you're not responsible for your actions and especially if you're a girl and you're drunk you're not responsible for your actions then if you're having sex with a guy but you're definitely responsible for your actions if you were a girl you getting a car and drive and hit someone like girls a girl anyone should be allowed to be with her friends are with his friends and you get sloppy drunk somebody decided to like he was taking people that would thought of him as a mentor and thought that he was going to help their career and then top of the p**** sore and they're f****** pants off and not knowing what happened and be super confused it's horrible that's the worst the worst version of it and then you know those things I think we should stop I don't want to do this anymore and that that that could be that could be on the same level as drug and somebody Aziz Ansari case 5000 words about him not being a gentleman right that's all that was not just died but she was just grossed out by it and decided the woman cuz they were like you know what hit you still Bloom three times right but I understand that being in a situation where you're like you're having to me all right I was at a comedy club you know I told this girl this is years ago I told him I said she was like I'm coming back to your hotel to get into my hotel if I would have done that to a woman is assault abuse like threatening from the jump no you don't clean your dick with my mouth have to look her follow through with what I'm doing right yeah I know I get it yeah that's definitely coming in the morning and I have to fly when we're not even in the morning depending on the person that you're dealing with but that's the same situation with someone else could be know this was horrible and she called you up and said come on over if you went over and did it you would in some people's eyes be guilty of sexual assault couldn't consent and this is why I never done that by the way my one of my ex-girlfriends was like that she wanted to get drunk and have sex when I'm drunk and I just couldn't do it I didn't because you were nervous about it being right like she doesn't normally want to do right and then she's going to get sober and be like a why did you do that to my butthole or whatever bright dumb drunk you're out and it didn't then I become responsible and worse When You're Sober is like your Viking a hater I love him and I and we are going to have an amazing time and you f****** hater cuz all this Harvey Weinstein and all this kind of s*** it's set you know it said we do the back like 20 years all my advances that I've made with hot chicks it's just been like I'm so glad the f****** I'm in allegedly raping some of them you know I mean I don't know what he did or didn't do but he definitely did a lot of s*** I wish I just wish there a lot of these people I wish it's too maybe now people will have the courage to like come out as well Nelson and shoot and there was a certain time when she was like the most famous woman in Hollywood and she didn't say


    Joe Rogan on Roseanne "She Needs Help!"
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    about Ridge and this is like what we're seeing from this Roseanne stuff like dude I've been called a racist more times over the last few days for defending Roseanne while she's mentally ill and then she's all kinds of pills I don't think she's a racist because you can doesn't mean you should situation can I tweet something inappropriate of course you can should you when you have all listings that you're responsible for sure you're the lead of a show you know it's a show a family show you're on a family Network you have a lot of people's jobs that are depending on you and I think it was just an error in judgment 100% you add you know if I can you call somebody a b**** okay there's a problem you people that have a problem with that you call somebody a black b**** then all the sudden that changes it to call somebody a black monkey b**** then you're like okay where is this coming from example is Samantha Bee call Ivanka Trump a feckless c*** and she said it on TV I should have said it and I was like we're good but the avatars are not good they're pulling out left and right but here's the thing with Roseanne she's not well this is a fact like I know I've talked to her she's told me I'll talk to the people who know I talked to people work with her she's mentally ill but it talks openly about it but if you're not well she's on antidepressants she's on and she's drinking she smoking pot she's 66 years old she's not she's not well she smokes cigarettes she's out of it like she's got real mental issues now here's a thing if she had problems with her lungs and she was smoking cigarettes and coughing up blood with wood and doing stupid s*** like trying to run marathon with people do hey you know what the f*** is wrong with you you do you think you could run a marathon what are you f****** stupid now that they wouldn't be oh she's got an illness is why she can't run is why she's coughing up blood she's got a mental illness she's mentally ill this is a fact that's why she's been so many different medications such as mental illness what if you were starting to get mentally ill are you saying that like saying like sort of overtly racist things right she swear she swears she swear to me on the phone this earlier exact words I would never f****** say that you think I'm so stupid I don't call black lady plan of the issues I thought she was Jewish she goes look at her she doesn't look black one that makes it okay this is what's missing from our society now she made a mistake you should be allowed to apologize for that mistake live with the shame and then you move on but we're trying to do now is remove people from society altogether what happened call enough to work on a television show so I'm saying she made this mistake and I'm not with I'm not with saying that she's a racist either cuz when I even when I read that I thought that I don't I'm just saying as a comic we say things that a regular person is going to translate the math until I quit this is because you don't like black people are women or you don't like Jews you don't like them that's not how we operate say to be funny and biting and nothing what you look back on it she went oh I didn't know this was why the people out there listening to believe it or not but at the same time from a long time ago was way worse cuz she Susan Rice is clearly black and she did a common a long time ago I think it was like 2013 but she said Susan Rice is a man with giant swinging 8 Balls that's what she said now that is way worse worse and that is a woman who's clearly black I mean you look at Susan Rice do it she's not racially ambiguous at all this other woman Valerie I don't know her name Jared she's she's got straight hair she's got light complexion to the film was to be funny she is obviously not doing but first of all she was drunk and on Ambien and Ambien is a class Hamilton Morris sent me an email about this I need to me and then I talked to a sleep therapist about it there there's a type of drug that Ambien is that's called a hypnotic and this is one of the reasons why Ambien has so many weird side effects associated with it my friend Kevin James Kevin James got up in the middle of the night cooked a meal went to bed got up in the morning and he had to like his wife I confronted him like did you just do the design f****** do that and she's know the foods in the trial if you cooked it you a tease like I did not I did not eat that and she's okay if you didn't do it who did and like he had to like come to grips with the fact that he was on Ambien he got up cooked a meal for himself had no recollection of it went back to sleep my mom was on Ambien she got up in the middle of the night and Drew on the shag carpet a white shag carpet in the bathroom with lipstick and with with the nail polish like a little kid she was I don't remember doing it at all to this it's scary I know a bunch of people that have had weird experiences on that stuff but if you staying at somebody's house and you were on Ambien and you messed up their shag carpet you'd apologize to apologize for it this is what I'm saying with antidepressants you what you're not supposed to be and then she smoking pot which I'm sure you're probably not supposed to do either when you're on those things and she's an older lady who just got off of an exhausting schedule that almost she words almost killed her she was that she had bronchitis when she was filming I'm saying she's not doing well she made a f*****-up mistake and she apologized but everybody wants a very hermit I not and I'm not with it I'll tell you what he looks like you can't help but that's just decided that we live in right now that's just like jumped out rage right now there's nothing wrong with her like say if someone from let's just pick a sitcom what if that girl gets on TV and she's or she gets on Twitter and she says something totally racist throw some n-bombs you know like it is nothing wrong with her she's like this is just how I feel and then they come after and they go f*** this b**** she shouldn't be on television she's racist she doesn't represent how America views people in 2018 she's archaic get her off the f****** are this is this is what you can't get away with this anymore than the 1920s 2018 that would be acceptable I understand that if you found a real hateful person she secretly has like a swastika tattoo somewhere and she's she's an evil person this is not the case with Roseanne does just not it's just not the case she's an older lady who's mentally Disturbed in on a f****** host of competing medication for her Consciousness will that should be the reason why she needs help we got to get her some help are just a couple of weeks ago everybody hates her up quickly


    Joe Rogan - Is Netflix Sustainable?
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    I'll be competing right now everybody on my podcast now I'm supposedly competing but I want them to do well I think there's enough out there for everybody I really do I think that this is and Apple's own personal time anyway when they watch they listen to your podcast and then they listen to the next one right that's when I watch TV. Most of the s*** I watch these days is on Netflix yeah it's all streaming on Netflix to make a project and then you're like I'll guarantee you in a couple years Netflix's don't stop this the whole show comes out in one sitting there going to be doing in Chuck's why would they do that Showtime show I see what's going on this m*********** right now see what's going on you trying to like justify being on the Showtime show I think it's a good thing that they come out on Sunday it is a good thing hundreds of millions of subscribers to put out pay $10 a month they make more money than anybody to put it also putting out one if they're giving stand-up comics 20 million-dollar to mix Valdosta worst doing Simple Math in my head contact consulate coming in have to keep having sex is really close to surprise surpassing Disney's valuation do you know crazy that is Netflix in 2005 so how much are they making dresses from billions of dollars a year how much do they make let's find out instead of just guessing not that I give a f*** but obviously are invested in Showtime Showtime licensing deals with my licensing deal that's going to be my first special I did with rooftop which was now owned by Amazon so I think you can get the audio the audio on Netflix


    Joe Rogan STUNNED By Cat Zingano Explaining Why She Fights
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    played the recording of you screaming like maybe 10 times on this podcast is to this day that is one of the Ross moments I've ever seen inside the Octagon like when you when you jump like when they stop that fight and you screamed it was f****** bone-chilling it was it's so I mean I'm sure you've heard it but here it is right here play Jamie do that's like from your jeans that's like that's some cellular level s*** doesn't tense it's relief it's like I didn't like we lived and like we lived they didn't agree we get to eat they don't you know it's it's it's it's it's you lived cuz that was I mean look it's just a fight there is a referee you're going to be saved but one of the things that George St-Pierre said last week when he was on the podcast he said the mentality that you go in there the way you fight you are a warrior like you you know that you're going to be rescued but you are fighting for your life and when you're fighting a f****** killer like Amanda and you get lit up like you didn't survive that first round and go back and stop her that's where that comes from that was just f****** intense is that it's that practicality to me right like yes exactly we have a referee we have cage walls we have whatever you know fans attended painting people but like I need to know I need to know that like that being nature you know that be doing whatever that be self-defense that be fighting over territory or food or whatever like I need to know what would happen like if we had like that's why I want these finishes we only get 15 minutes to be tell ourselves what would have happened in that situation you know in and when it goes to decision I'm pissed cuz I don't know you know like you don't know especially these three rounds I swear I'm waking up like these last couple fights like late in the fight I'm pissed cuz I'm like I don't know if that would have been another 30 minutes or another two hours that we're scrapping in the woods like who gets the bone you know I want to know and it's so that's this is crazy and it's your practicality and it's your survival and this is the way I get to know myself I don't know if that would have been another 30 minutes or another 2 hours that were scrapping in the woods like who gets the bone you know I want to know and it's so that's this is it's crazy and it's your practicality and it's your survival and this is the way I get to know myself


    Joe Rogan - I Hyped Up Ronda Rousey
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    bully strong like I run this but Courtyard to the difference between that would be the last punch whoever threw blippi on your head on the concrete smash your head open stomp you into a mud puddle champion and one of the greatest female champions of all time I didn't like seeing her face look like that did that woman I just I didn't like seeing you I couldn't I didn't feel any of that I didn't feel any of what I saw is a bruised and battered woman that's what I saw knuckles in the face that was a quick fight if you just got the f*** beat out of her not fight but in MMA and there's danger and its consequences but if you're in shape and you're prepared correctly you can fight but there's a lot of women that were prepared correctly Ron a f*** them up that's just how it goes That's So me sometimes you're the hammer it was great marketing to see only has a lot of doing a lot of it was based on what she'd been able to accomplish it wasn't based on bullshitt was based on her actual performance inside the Octagon against people like cats and gone up against people like Sara McMann me what she had done was supremely impressive but you put but we love a champion we love undefeated love being the best ever right when we when we get behind that right and that's what was behind her going into that fight right and it didn't look like that that shouldn't have been behind her going into that fight maybe the Holly Holm fight she was under massive amounts of distractions she was under she was there and they were going to do Roadhouse remember there was a Road House movie meetings with a Jason and they just thought she could f****** anybody on the planet if you are a hundred percent all in with your training in your learning in your development you're making sure you got the right training partner is in the right coaching and the right staff and nutrition all these different things if you don't if you have any any part of that missing then the people coming up who have all those bases covered they're going to surpass you but you're knee-deep in the world you know everything about it okay as a lay person just looking at them standing next to each other oh she'll get her ass beat so you looking at Rhonda standing next to Holly Holmes he thought the run is going to get her ass. time just looking at a house like this doesn't like this is going to be a good fight that's just Ronda Rousey's everywhere she's in movie she's in like even the great even the great to get everybody except Al iaquinta went the distance with them and you know but still beat his ass still beat La Quinta went the distance with them and you know but still beat his ass still beat him but Jon Jones is really undefeated Jon Jones has one loss to disqualification he is he's a guy that has been disqualified cuz he was on drugs or something we don't know it was only in there for a very short amount of time there's a lot of speculation we don't until that gets ironed out of the way


    Joe Rogan on the Guatemala Volcano Eruption
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    you seen that Guatemalan volcano eruption ever seen that or people are running from the smog it's f****** crazy girls guys are really do it like that much p**** coming down the mountain headed towards you it's it's scary man there's nothing like that in in comedy other than that Aaliyah yeah he's close I just I think it just happened yesterday it's a f****** crazy man doesn't the people have died after erupted the a Sunday is getting back at us to write Hawaii and this one mean we got to be real f****** careful about New Zealand hasn't had a couple of rough when was the Cook Islands Captain Cook Islands are the Cook Islands mainly beautiful vacation Americans which is what I love and I can't get some place and it's just all America and you know five six seven eight nine 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 volcanoes that right you can't lie on this show cuz I'm driving around downtown LA when I thought I'm driving around downtown LA like Seattle and like there's sand and then like the waters like right there or mountains


    Joe Rogan - Erik Griffin on Meeting Justin Bieber
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    hug and everybody and reel for having come on dude you know everywhere theory about that is that the fame that level Fame is overwhelming at you all the time so you just develop his Dicky things to keep people f*** away from you so I could you get to that I would imagine like that Michael Jordan or Stephen Bieber me that there's a level where you can't go anywhere and I've been I've been around Beaver I don't he's never alone I always got somebody there trust anyone and that flank pain were you're just also used to you know he gave me a water or I'll get the car right I want to go here when you get used to it that becomes normal just telling people telling people what to do because he's playing his music for his new album and he slips and Minnie says and then I went I was so mad at myself scooter comes down you know when he says hell yeah Erica Justin would like to see you and I'll not a fart sounds like a walk what you summon me in defense of Bieber real fast you can't tell somebody they're great since they're eight years old Tony down it's too late the monsters already been let loose he's already mature Ryan is already becoming an actual adult and he probably has no calm left in his body at any given time it's just all day long I need some p**** tonight


    Joe Rogan - We Should Be Able To Vote Online!
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    is he in 2424 yeah you do some dumb s*** to so strong super super famous borderline bar like are with your phone like you have to have a phone and then you register your phone so that imie number that your phone has is is strictly for you you did they already have a what-do-you-call-it like facial recognition software their phones have fingerprint cuz it's like three different ways to like register right until you go I don't want this from of people that people know where talk about Colombia DVD cover old butt back in the day you would sign up for like cassette tape yes and they would send you a bunch of cassettes like you pick like show me check it out they finally made it so they don't just send it automatically cuz people work people were quitting the service so you would pay and you had like safe three days and if you if you didn't send it back they would charge you the $9 right so that's what I'm saying about voting this is how we should vote which is showing look on the details what is it say it's $35 for like 2 some like that how get free shipping is only eligible for orders of two more DVDs with subtotal $35 pre-orders are not eligible for free shipping and okay so they say that's free shipping but it's not free shipping poor because it has to be more than $35 you f****** crooks are so gross I've been talking to people I had Steven Tyler and he was explaining what happens now with streaming Severide was great by the way thank you companies are so gross dude I've been talking to people I had Steven Tyler and he was explaining what happens now with streaming Severide was great by the way thank you


    Joe Rogan & Candace Owens ARGUE Over Climate Change
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    I think the week we are almost losing America and there's a battle for America with one flat in every Regard in terms of just the people that were running like Hillary Clinton like this woman was a globalist like to think about who we were who we were in bed with like Saudi Arabia selling all of our uranium to Russia like Trump came in and was like no like America people we lost them was like literally policies shipping all of our jobs overseas the regulation of government getting bigger bear you can't do anything as an entrepreneur entrepreneur in America without a piece of paper from the government discouraging people with a piece of paper extending like shutting down the factories from getting that there's something they know there's a little land between New York and Ally Believe It or Not Like You know this is what Trump understood we were losing that and and Trump appeals to that those people I'm still floored like as I'm traveling the world and seeing different pieces of the country I'm learning how it again that's the best thing in the entire world I fell victim to the idea that like it was progress it was progress is progress we have to care about the environment it was progress and it's like know what we've been losing America has been losing and Donald Trump understood that and in a way that I didn't end do I believe in climate change no you don't believe in climate change you would have to talk to a bunch of different scientist and see how they gather data and see what they understand about CO2 levels and what's the danger of them and what can combat it and what could not have you done all this or did you take this flipping opinion based on the party line tell her a little very little disparity most most most scientists most of the vast majority agree that human beings are negatively affecting climate change the vast majority very little there are some that don't do get paid to go on TV dim sum that are not Bill Nye who are not funded scientists that has been a whole world I learned about everything I didn't plan to do with the letter e promotes the real problem is with climate change is that for sure there has been ups and downs throughout the history of this planet their observable they they file them in we was one of the subjects that I had earlier today with dr. Robert sciacca 2014 the vast majority 87% of scientists said that human activity is driving global warming yet only the American public public describes that view so Scientific American time the consensus of scientists that are studying the data and so what they're doing is studying all of the stories that came out about the scientist that said that when they try to present their evidence to show like they were basement is getting shut down at every corner you can pull that up to complicated subject I said I am not so sure that I would die on the hill for it my opinion right now and it is just that it was a mean because forget the fact of whether you believe global warming is real climate is forever changing like that that's the problem is that people are making it seem like that's something weird misrepresenting the issue the issue is people think that human beings are exacerbating climate change to the point where there's a there's a Tipping Point we crossover that Tipping Point we're going to deal with huge problems that could be corrected if we act now and put a lot of funding Into Climate Control a few days ago he was talking about that the real future involves the technology of I'm in control and that we have to be really careful of is letting it get too far where you can't ever stop it and pull it back this way sign to serve morning about this is why they want admission standards this is why they want to figure out how to get people to be aware of the fact this is a real issue human beings if they never existed the Earth has constantly gone through cycle the question is not whether or not the Earth is recycle Cooling and warming are we exacerbating that the vast majority of scientists say we are now this could this could negatively impact all sorts of coastal cities this could be a gigantic problem this is not like propaganda that's drummed up by some sort of big business that seeks to make money off of this or some sort of lot of money that America was losing but here's was going to ask you so let's America was losing Woody who is America right so that's why I believe it's our belief and I don't believe in it I don't have any but you have a believe that it doesn't exist I personally think that this was just the next the fact that it was presented to us by Al Gore and it's just it was you. grossest all that stuff and that's what worries me is my question is let's say that it's real let's just assume that's the best way to how do you feel that you have found in your research that there is something that human beings can do that would change this all around man who made that device. He figured out a way to make this device that pulls plastic out of the oceans they're figuring out a way to Emily there's a there's a lot of glad to be here. I said like I'm not so at the one thing you always fine with me is I'll never pretend to be so educated something like I'm not going on a college campus talking about global warming I don't do that and look at all the studies it's between 100% And 91% at the lowest 91% of one of those from 2014 the union of concerned scientists yeah they almost it's it's a pretty broad consensus caused by humans so my question to you is if you want to step outside of the scientific consensus which is vast and involves 10306 scientist and just say I don't believe in it even if you're right even if you're right you don't have enough information to say that what's not you think we should start with believing everything not believe either or not believe yes not believe no but don't say you don't believe you learn about it learn about it and then have an opinion but you're stating this opinion without having any real understanding of what climate I don't necessarily have an opinion on climate science I really don't cuz I don't know much about it but what I do know is that the vast majority of people study at or in agreement that human beings are affected but it was essentially just knowing that in a lot of these studies like when you go in you if if we had time to sit down and really pull this up there pulling you know 10,000 scientists are within a community that is felt like these that works do you believe and everything that Media Matters. Mediamatters.org puts out for statistics right that's a political at the political our lives at the Democratic Party call me in particular has been politicized 100% of has been politicized right that's the whole reason I've I fell down this dark hole in night reading about and I don't really care I read about it because it was at the Forefront of discussion and so I write about it all night and my conclusion was that they started pulling up all of these studies in the person that deal did this that I did a deep dive on and they started showing how like these community of scientists were in fact somewhere behind that. Org is someone that was being funded so she may be issue got to politicize for me to to to believe that global warming was something that was going to Breon and this is universally across the entire planet thousands and thousands of scientist would not State the reputation on false data what what they're saying is not that the only reason why the world is getting warm is cuz human beings that the only reason why the climate isn't totally static for the rest of Eternity because of human being what they're saying is we are negatively impacting our own environment and we're doing it because we have portal Audi and we use coal and fossil fuels and emissions and we're raising our CO2 levels and this is based on data and this is this is something that you can look at you could look at the data and and and follow where they're getting this information from and follow how they're making these conclusions and follow the vast majority of these brilliant people study the s*** their whole life my opinion publicly on Paul on on climate change I would do all of that I'm just not listen to you and they're going to listen to for a long time I believe is the ability to know when you don't know what the f*** you're talkin about why you say you don't believe it because I just personally do you believe in God right scientific data is a big difference in measuring the CO2 levels in the atmosphere and end the deciding whether or not there's an afterlife right I'm sorry that I just don't believe I don't believe in global warming I'm happy to for awhile to ya there are so many instances where you can watch it just like you can ask a favor when he asked me a question I say I don't have no pain. the dive on it when they showed like all the pieces about you don't have evidence whatever it's it just seems a little shady but I felt it was put aside I think I have a right to say that don't believe in something but I also don't know that's why I said to you I don't believe it it but I Wouldn't Die until I don't know enough about it I don't would you want me to lie to you and say I'm not a politician you want me to correct beautiful regular person you said I don't believe it and I probably will write the problem is you're not you're you're you're a very influential person what is the problem if we were some scientists are talking about global warming in a couple hours I figured out another way to extract human beings money because of fear that's my opinion people going to spend the money is starting wet Harley possible I don't do that right but if you don't believe it like


    Joe Rogan & Candace Owens on Race in America
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    Kings of today we're moving in a general direction of a much more positive culture is does to me sorts of issues and it's very easy for them out I don't know where the girl whatever it is that person is much more likely to say something that's Bialik and that's just That's The Human Condition like you're not happy so you lash out at someone else agree with you but don't you think the human beings in general are less racist today certainly less racist publicly in America then 1958 years ago years ago the world has changed for the better if you're talking about just America China or wherever National Security so everything sort of becomes racism so the problem with racism is nobody doesn't mean anymore or situation which to me is that racism what's what's playing at pictures. I live in Philadelphia I'm not kidding I wonder if sometimes when I'm there I'm like I wonder if any white people live here Philadelphia is like it's 44% black 44% black unbelievable that this guy was just on like a power to a power trips happen I've seen it happen if the most bizarre places are like right like the airport the other day like this woman gave me absolute hell itsme was like I came to work outfit was just absolute hell I could have walked away and said she was racist and she randomly selected my bag 22 times to go through and made me go through and miss my flight right or she was having a bad day and she was power tripping and and you're having an off-day and these two kids I could have easily said I'll buy a cookie right like a common decency by the waiting for me if I go use the bathroom at Starbucks I'll just freaking by a cookie or a little like juice box or water to something that makes me feel alright little more civilized I just buy something even though I'm just use the bathroom like so on both ends on the toilet yeah that's the most recent yeah these guys are black and probably up to no good we don't want them sitting around here and not buying anything the very black City the very black sitting there with Dave Rubin and Jordan mountain people pay know I would be really good like I'm I can really good voice is like really good like I'm Sonic without room I think it's important to be objective and I think it's important to to look at something for what it really is and I think it's highly possible that that Starbucks thing was racist why people in Philadelphia concert rain we went to the movies once and we stopped Planet of the Apes actually ironically in a really black neighborhood and then we were it was I was there for the UFC and it was me and my again my friend Tommy from Connecticut and we're looking for somewhere to go and we went to this uberblack neighborhood and it was a f****** blast it was hilarious because I never I never go to all black movie theaters but they were yelling and screaming it became like it was the audience that was pertaining a nose a movie in their tails there's one scene in the movie where that you know the Planet of the Apes that was this guy's name Cesar got mad is that all you f***** up black people are like the most like funny like we're so funny so endearing like when I'm around my cousins like there's not a better time that I can hide when I'm around my family we're not easily offended right we're constantly confronted in front of other people like you just don't want to meet her I watch that like this from 1990s classic like it is like the stuff that he said he could never say today just like you like that is black hole trick he went there on every single race every single culture made fun of everybody and it was beautiful was Perfection it was a sold-out Apollo Theater he comes out the first thing he says is like razors at the old white people in the back today you know what I mean and everyone gets up and starts cheering and they start making fun of that we need to fix first thing he says is like way she was a gold white people in the back today you know what I mean and everyone gets up and starts cheering and they start making fun of Baku about things that we need to fix right he's using like it's he's being funny but it's also saying stuff that's real talk about that baby mama culture and the difference between the white Community starts you talking about school shootings and it just like maybe was calling by that just happened and he starts talking about that and nobody was sensitive nobody nobody


    Joe Rogan on the Samantha Bee Controversy
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    that would be interesting facts call Ivanka Trump vulgar work I'm going to it didn't say what ya apologize to PBS David lose their minds imagine imagine I do not like the way they worded that she's taking the right action they have a positive action attributed to her before they can damn her negative words a lot of money with that one and and also that we know and did a lot of jobs for people that disagreed with her personally I think she was so worn out from doing that show she's 66 years old you know and she's not in the best of health and she told me she got bronchitis


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Michael Pollan's DMT Story
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    you have a dumb moment I had a lot of insights I don't know fight yeah I did actually not even trips did you have what you do and then I had a really weird psychedelic of 5 Meo DMT which is the smoked Venom of the Sonoran Desert toad who figured that out you know she some kind of prize but that's a pretty pretty very potent and thank God short-acting of short-lived it was it was actually a horrible experience everything that was my worst yeah and I felt like I was actually like strapped to the outside of a rocket you know you going through space and through clouds and like the g-force is pulling down my cheeks and it was just the mental storm without any nothing Orient myself there was no space there was no time there was no self and it was just an adorable this punishing Roar in my ears and someone who done it said eventually it's like a takeoff and you into orbit and it and it's it's very nice that point but what happened to me is I had the I had the storm I mean I felt like it was like the metaphor used in the book is like I said I can explain that you can't tell a story without Place time and character right had none of those it was just before the Big Bang battery at no time yet I mean that's where I was and it was horrible most terrifying and I thought I was dying but then you you come down as kind of a suborbital flight and and then I started coming down and suddenly I could feel a kind of body you know it's touching my legs I have a body in like there's a there's a floor there's their space and then there's time and the end the universe kind of reconsolidated and I had this feeling of incredible gratitude just for being alive with all of us have had at one point or another but that anything existed I was I was grateful for the fact that there is something and not nothing cuz I seen what nothing was like and so in that sense it ended up kind of positive but you wouldn't want to go there to have that experience so subsequently somebody said to me a very experienced psychonaut who I was telling the story to he said you don't have enough that's why I was just going to tell you you take three and the rocket light the Rocket Ride leads you somewhere if you take 3 3 3 3 3 3 in around take a big-time blow it out take a big one blow it out take a big one and as you're taking the third one you already seen the world crystallize in front of you it already starts turning into geometric patterns he put the pipe down lay back in the chair and you just shoot off to the center of the universe that the terrifying thing is you cease to exist like it's the one drug that I've ever will you don't you're not there anymore even n n dimethyltryptamine which is a Doxie dimethyltryptamine is just an oxygen oxygen molecules out of it but n n dimethyltryptamine just incredibly visually stimulating the five methoxy is not it's just white it was white it was definitely I don't know how I could have taken three hits because I know who did the synthetic version had a very different experience and they felt like they were installed in the firmament is this * but I didn't get there so who knows I did something wrong okay I don't think you did I just think you had a different experience and other things in that frog Venom as well as prdm that's right that maybe reminder the making of this truck them on a glass and then let it dry off and then you scrape it after I glass and crystal I overnight it turns into it looks like brown sugar water from some company American Chemical Company or something and they send it to you and I had enough to get the entire State of California high for several days but that's usable I'd hit a tape recorder right when I became conscious and start talking about the experience and what I remember saying about the 5 methoxy DMT experience is like as I'm trying to recount what happened I feel my ego trying to retake hold the situation and even use words in a way that might impress you with my ability to describe things or is it a professional comedian to I was aware that like a lot of what you're doing you're saying things in a way that's pleasing to people so that they get excited but hearing that is very aware of that while doing that I'm saying I'm saying I'm trying to explain things that are not possible to explain because the words that were using were all invented for a world that doesn't exist in the DMT Dimension is once once you break through it is so profoundly alien that anywhere liberating and that it's not yet does not like Michael Pollan Joe Rogan and Jamie Vernon in a room here's a wood table there's oxygen and Universal Studio to n n dimethyltryptamine n n dimethyltryptamine which is the active ingredient Ayahuasca if you've done that the pure version of the pure version is like a very short much more intense Ayahuasca experience I've never done Ayahuasca the only done the DMT version but the one injection or down relax relax take it in hell down settle that they're all trying to calm you down and and NFL TV 8 it's weird you know and give you the finger like I had a bunch of jokers that were like dancing around me giving me the finger if you have machine elves to I don't believe in that thing I don't know what that is love and understanding they seem to me to be like the building blocks of the Soul all around you all the time so I'm just gigantic impossibly large infinite Well of Souls is these things dancing around you and they were they were never one thing they would be one thing for a second they change into something else and they change into something different and the more profound the experience is God the more profound the next one would be and they kept like look at this look at that with the words weren't real words that's the other things like I'm saying the words look at this and I'd have that in my head but I never heard anybody say it was almost like he was triggering those that the concept of those words in my mind Courier-Post linguistic some of these experiences what real words that's the other thing it's like I'm saying the words look at this and I'd have that in my head but I never heard anybody say it was almost like he was triggering those that the concept of those words in my mind Courier-Post linguistic some of these experiences


    Joe Rogan - Can Drugs Cause Schizophrenia?
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    just the anecdotal research that some of these people have had these incredibly life-changing experiences but I think one of them that you're saying is I think it's very important is that this isn't for everybody and that if you have problems with normal Consciousness this is likely not for you if you one of those people that has schizophrenia in your family perhaps we had those people are screened out of this research very carefully abandonment and mini psychedelics right yeah what happens with schizophrenia is if you are at risk for it either for because of inheritance a psychedelic trip can set you off can be the trigger for a life of it and other things can to a divorce your parents getting divorced sets people off going to graduate school set people up if you're someone who's probably going to get schizophrenia any kind of mental trauma if it happens at that window she's in your early twenties in your late twenties I think and that's that's why we did see some cases cuz that's the age people were using psychedelics in the sixties I'm having their first psychotic break so yeah so if you're at risk for that or or bipolar by the way that's right I think it's one out of ten like one out of ten people have some form of it's a frenia and that's mirrored in marijuana use. I didn't know that that's really interesting I think the problem is biology and everyone's the way they absorb these chemicals is different if you are at risk so you know we don't have any evidence of thrown into it a situation of schizophrenia or other serious mental illness as a result of strictly because of the Psychedelic experience it may have been the trigger but there might have been it was going to happen anyway. We just don't know but in general if you've got serious if you have personality disorder if you have bipolar if you are at risk for schizophrenia they will not accept you into these trials and you should stay away from these trucks a real problem with it being prohibited that the prohibition is really setback research and understanding decades when we should have been studying this stuff since the 6th we have 30 years of Hiatus in the research I don't know if another time where you had a promising line of scientific inquiry all through the 50s and early 60s that's just choked off and for 30 years nothing happened at me think of what we would know if we have 30 more years of research with these drugs and all that research is being a butt business really important when you have prohibition you can't regulate something it's a free-for-all whereas if you did legalize psilocybin let's take as an example you could set rules you could say that it can only be administered by license guides or in a medical context or that no one under a certain age can have it I mean it gives you a chance to regulate and that's why it's saner to to legalize not in a free-for-all ky I put it in a very considered way then to have the system we have now where people are going to take the drug whether they should or not without any kind of clearance and by the way who knows what you're getting me you either you can also regulate their the strength and the and in the case of LSD you know in the 60s. Where there was a lot of pure LSD around and then the mob gotten interested in it and they started cutting in and out of trouble you either you can also regulate their the strength and the and in the case of LSD you know in the 60s there was this. Where there was a lot of pure LSD around and then the mob gotten interested in it and they started cutting it with speed and all sorts of things and people got into a lot of trouble


    Joe Rogan - 300 Million People Have Depression?
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    don't want to do that to people I don't want them to feel they have to have this experience you can learn a lot about the mind this book is as much about the mind as it is about psychedelics this is a book that uses psychedelics to explore this really interesting mystery call Consciousness and it it's also exploring the nature of addiction the nature of depression all the all the illnesses that psychedelics turns out to be very helpful in you know but I'm not holding a brief we should do this I'm not an addict I'm not an advocate for psychedelics I'm an advocate for the research at this point I don't know enough to say yeah everybody should do this this is what our culture needs you know I do I'm not in that Timothy Leary had you know I think I think we have a powerful agent that that there's good data now that this can help heal people who are really suffering and their other reason for the openness that's going on right now that surprised me cuz I expected to get a lot of pushback from the Patrick establishment and I and I look for it I called around you know I want to hear the critical voice on the Hopkins work on the NY you've worked and when I kept hearing blew my mind it was like I'm never calling the head of the National Institute of Mental Health to get what I thought would be really negative quote about psilocybin research and he was like no we have to look at this this is really interesting research former heads of the American Psychiatric association and the reason they're so open to it is that mental health treatment in the sky free is just a mess I mean we only reach half of the people who are struggling with mental illness at all have any exposure to the system if you compare mental health treatment to any other branch of medicine oncology Cardiology infectious disease is accomplished very little it has him for a long life span it's not saving lives and yet we have you know soaring rates of depression depression is now the leading cause of disability worldwide 300 million people with major depression or treatment-resistant depression in the world right now and suicide rates are way up partly it's the Vets but in general the taboo is coming off is come off suicide the suicide is climbing rapidly in addiction as we know is ramping so they need some new tools there hasn't really been innovation in mental health treatment since the early 90s late 80s with the introduction of the SSRI antidepressants drugs like you know a pack salon a Prozac they need some new tools and that's why they're open to this and that's why I think it will be embraced eventually by by the medical world will isn't it on the ballot in 2018 in California they haven't quite got another doing their petition drive right now in Oregon to and so I don't know that we'll get through this time it's a weird item to put on the ballot has actually a small minority people know what psilocybin is when I on the show you're the their petition drive right now in Oregon to and so I don't know if it'll get through this time it's a weird item to put on the ballot has actually a small minority people know what psilocybin is when I on the show you're the first person who said the ingredient in didn't say the ingredient magic mushrooms you have some confidence that your audience knows with psilocybin its butt but it's an unfamiliar world to most people so I don't know how people vote on that


    Joe Rogan - Psychedelics Influenced Religion
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    have you looked into any of the connections between ancient religions and psychedelics like any of the John Marco Allegro stuff enough to know that there are a lot of very serious Scholars and Allegra was one and call rock is another and Gordon Wasson the guy who kind of brought psilocybin to the west to I right about at some length in the book really believe that it was experience of psychedelic switch has been in culture for thousands of years we know whether you're talking about the Amazon or Africa or and that these experiences may have nurtured the religious impulse and where do you get the idea of a of a Beyond where do you get the idea of a heaven or a hell if not from some altered state of consciousness so how did they do that was it dreams don't have the authority that psychedelic experience has there's something about psychedelic experience that that has this it's not just an opinion it's just not it's not a fantasy it's only real its objective truth this is William James called the noetic quality of the mystical experience and that's certitude comes from psychedelics and and so it seems totally plausible to me that at the very earliest ages of humanity if if people were indeed taking psychedelics this might explain how they came up with these ideas there other alternative theories and it's not provable I just don't know how we would begin to prove it but it seems possible and you know the ancient Greeks had a psychedelic that they used we think called are they called it the Kiki on k y k e o n and they had an annual ritual ceremony and it was the only time of the year where you could is this drug and it was a ritual to for Demeter and Harvester planting time and everybody in Greek society did this and people you had it was secret was called the Mysteries the eleusinian Mysteries and you weren't supposed to talk about it but there's a few accounts around and people talked about visiting the underworld making contact with the dad and call rock music classes has to be you says that was a that was a psychedelic potion we don't know what they were using with mushrooms or something else did the Greek use of drugs is very obscure they only talked about wine but the way they describe what wine did to you there was clearly something added to it that they were adding other plant drugs to their wine cuz they would have these tiny little glasses and they take these big trips so we don't know what it was yeah tiny glasses and they were very careful about when you used it and and you know people would completely lose control and it was just like now this is yeah it is some sort of a psychedelic from grapes or some people Albert Hoffman discovered LSD or invented LSD he thought it was ergot that they figured out a way ergot is it is a fungus that grows on grain and it was the precursor chemicals LSD comes from are God and are God is responsible for episodes of mass delirium European history get a really wet year of the ergot grows on the Rye people eat bread made from it and they go crazy some people think the Salem Witch Trials was came after a wet year and people had absorbed these women had eaten are gotten we're having visions and things like that which was interpreted as which crap which to them was a very thought they were saying that the men had absorbed Spells at 2 ergot you're not going to be you could get gangrene it's it's am it's not a clean chemical and but the thinking of Gordon Wasson and call Rock and they were collaborators on this theory was that the Greeks perhaps it figured out a way to derive a pure chemical from ergot that could be made into something very much like LSD but again nobody has succeeded and they tried for the last 20 or 30 years to take forgot and make something you know what true simple processes that the Greeks could have mastered so it may have been a mushroom you know there's a lot of psychedelic plants out there it's one of the mysteries of evolution that you know DMT is like coursing through the the Plant World you know there's a lot of psychedelic plants out there it's one of the mysteries of evolution that you know DMT is like coursing through the the plant world that there's some links between have influenced cultural history at various points along the way and one of those may have been too kind of nurture this religious impulse but again


    Joe Rogan on Bad Trips
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    and I had met so I had no experience of psychedelics until I was in my late twenties and then it was pretty mild I had a couple mushroom experiences that would I now described as aesthetic experiences right ones news about psychedelics were everywhere in the culture you know they would scramble your chromosomes you'd stare at the sun till you went blind you know the person who took all the orange sunshine and thought he was an orange for the rest of his life you know the stories were out there and I was afraid to I was just afraid it's unfounded fear oh no I'm no people can really get into psychological trouble I think it's important that people understand that it's it's a profound powerful destabilizing experience and depending on your mindset and you're and the situation which you take it set and setting it can be ecstatic or horrific and and you know they're many people who had a series of very good trips and then they have that one bad trip and so yeah and I had heard enough stories about that to to stay away so so discovering this kind of later life you know I was certainly not something I planned on or expected it's a great tragedy in my opinion that our culture has demonized the substances and put them in this category of forbidden fruit to the point where you're so nervous about doing them you have to get them from some shady character and you don't know where you're getting of all these incredibly positive benefits round and then if we just had professional places where we could go to and then we have these rehab facilities that are available for people trying to kick opiates and Apple trying to get their life together but if we had something similar like a psychedelic facility with registered professionals who understand this and who could have valuate you psychologically understand if you were perhaps taking medication that would adversely affect your trailer try to find out who you are State you're at in your life have you had any experiences before maybe you should put you on a low dose aspirin adverse effects and when they get into something they want everybody to do it and I've been guilty this myself there's a there is a occupational hazard of irrational exuberance Medina this is what happened to Timothy Leary right I mean like I don't know if I can do that again I felt that way every time it's like childbirth or how we hear childbirth is you can't imagine doing it again and eventually you do you do it again so I do think that we have to find the proper context in which to do it and I think your point is really important we need trained guides the experience is completely different when it's guided because you have a sense of safety there's someone looking out for your body while your mind is trap and this allows you to essentially surrender to the experience and most bad trips in my experience are the result of people resisting what is happening their ego is dissolving and it's scary it feels like a death and they try to stop it and that can make you very anxious and so all the guys I worked with and interviewed they were all like relax your mind and Float Downstream if you see a door open it if see staircase go down it surrender trust and let go and this kind of advice changes everything and the chances of a bad trip I think in a guided situation are substantially last because they know how to help you deal with it and what to tell you when it's happening so I do think that bye-bye forcing these drugs underground and into this very kind of unregulated use there were not reports of bad trips were much fewer before the moral Panic about LSD and 1965 and when it was still legal you didn't hear about bad trips you started hearing about it when the culture did this 180 and turned against psychedelic so I think you can create situations where that the risks are really mitigated also the fear like you were talking about right for the podcast of started if you take something and those things are in the back of your head and your wood that you can literally manifest extreme anxiety that might not have been there if you just relax and just had the experience alone you know on its own without all the cultural hysteria attached to workout later it's like having a nightmare and you know analyzing with your shrink it actually may be very productive so so you know I was kind of nervous Nellie going into this and I really looked at the whole risk profile and on the on the physiological side your body the risks are remarkably low and I'm speaking here of the classic psychedelic MDMA or even pot I'm really I'm talking about LSD psilocybin which is magic mushrooms DMT mescaline they are much less toxic than many of the over-the-counter drugs you have in your medicine cabinet there is no lethal dose which is remarkable was one elephant that was killed with LSD once they wanted to see what it would take and it was this they gave it a massive dose but to get it to the point where they could administer it they had to give it a massive dose of tranquilizer so it isn't actually clear that the LSD kill that it may have been the benzos or whatever they were giving St Kilda it may have been the benzos or whatever they were giving I know what a horrible thing right go online and look up the elephant who died from LSD crazy idea


    Joe Rogan - Mushrooms Help People Deal with Death
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    what's happening man how are you good good to be in La good to have you here I've been a fan of your work for a long time and I got really excited when I found out that you're writing a book on psychedelics and I'm just I think it's an amazing subject and I'm glad someone who is respected like yourself are people who are expecting that a book on food or Agriculture and we're a little surprised but so far people been following me you know who cared about food and egg and there is more overlapping I never would have guessed the perfect wave I think your book is coming out right when John Hopkins Research Center is going to put out these studies on it people are starting to recognize that MDMA has amazing results for post-traumatic stress disorder from veterans and marijuana becoming legal in more States like you're catching this way of yeah and I didn't know that I even though you never know where the coach was going to because he started book years before how long in 2014 and it was my first foray into this work I went down to Hopkins it's been a lot of time at NYU and at the time they were doing this really interesting trial where they were giving psilocybin to people with cancer diagnosis many of them were terminal and that seemed like such a weird idea to me that I was curious to explore it and I spent a lot of time talking to patients many of them were dying about how this single still high do psilocybin experience a guided psilocybin experience and we should talk a little bit about how the guy that changes things for you know it's not the image people have is popping to mushrooms in your mouth and maybe going to a concert to go to the beach but this is a very controlled internal experience completely reset these people attitude toward death in end allow them to die with Equanimity and when these results were published just last year they found that that in 80% of the people who had the session they had statistically significant reductions in standard measures of depression and anxiety it was one of the most effective psychiatric interventions that the psychiatrist that ever seen which is amazing a single experience and them all you could change the contents of your head to the to the extent that you would rethink your mortality and so as I began talking to these people and hearing their stories with many of which were just remarkable I realized you know this is not just an article there's a book here and there's so much that you know either two kinds of Articles you write as a journalist one is you you you're sick of the topic by the time you finish and you can't wait to be done and the other is God I just scratched the surface and this is one of those did you have any experiences personally with psychedelics before you wrote this very limited for some peculiar reason never did psychedelics in college they just weren't around I went with my route now I went to the wrong School psychedelics before you wrote this very limited I for some peculiar reason never did psychedelics in college they just weren't around I went with my route now I went to the wrong School


    Joe Rogan - Celebrities Changing After Trump
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    yeah it's over your your careers done your life is over you like it it for some people to be like Harvey Weinstein's perfect example exactly what happens there when she gets in trouble I bet she doesn't that's totally fine he's black it doesn't matter they taste like created this system and I don't like those laws and rules that Smallville girl that Smallville show is still in the air and that girl is apparently she's admitted to sex trafficking and that some of it was her idea of Smallville still on the air they're pulling Roseanne from Hulu if you don't Allison Mack says branding the sex slaves was her idea branding them that's means like burying a logo into their bodies I'm not even conservative but I have conservative people on and people call me all right and all this crazy s*** they just looking to silence and label I used to really like her like you know 10 years ago say that I don't like I'm talking to you like a friend at lunch I was and we were talking about like why some of these like older woman have just gone Bonkers and you know my friend made a comment you'd like if you don't like use your ex a scramble I just ain't like you haven't smoked crazy Kathy Griffin I observe the pattern of Chelsea Handler and Sarah Silverman on the fence on his bad but in that neighborhood so I do think there's something associated like between like women who don't have children and they need something to nurture and Foster and try to raise and in this sense it's Society like they are just trying to parent the hell out of society in the end category is Kathy and Chelsea but they it's like this they're like obsessed with like everything's under completely wrong and educated everything and yet they they think they can say whatever they want so I tweet this and I mean everyone was like you'd like from anybody this is the girl who likes supports Trump and works for Turning Point USA which loves Trump talking about like how bizarre Chelsea Handler Kathy Griffin and Sarah Silverman MS-13 was like you know and how crazy they got out of the night I just said like you think that's something really happens home and if they don't have children and that was a question anything to anybody to me right now but then like these women who literally go after these people like the amount of betrayal that Chelsea Handler has thrown to Ivanka you know to every single woman about Chrissy teigen's also I cannot like she's angry like hate hate hate and then yeah if you didn't have any point at all it wouldn't work and that way Trump is the the means like they whatever they're going through in life the outlet is Trump and anybody that likes Trump Trump is the the means like they whatever they're going through midlife the outlet is Trump and anybody that likes Trump


    Joe Rogan - Candace Owens on Why Kanye Is Important "Jay-Z & Beyonce Are Traitors!"
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    stop conversations and I like to be wrong about the conversation cuz I don't know everything I think that's kind of like white people love this podcast so much because you're open to learning anything like them have people on this podcast you like p**** having you know because there's something there's always something that you can learn this always something that you don't understand that you don't know if you have an open mind and I think that in many ways and that like sometimes he's just not open to it to learning about certain things and then somebody might know something about a culture beyond what he knows and it's just like nope that like the idea it's just really f****** smart and that's the problem the problem exactly for black people to see the Kanye West famous the most important thing like you know him tweeting out I love my cat so thanks but beyond that saying that he openly support the president so I can see why Ben Chuck something like that down initially because to him like culture is not the way you talk about politics right like because he's by the book but he has to understand that by the book is not the way people in the hood are being raised by the book about the way people in the projects are being raised their families destroyed and decimated by by the welfare system right the father's on TV single motherhood rate jumped from 25% in 1965 to 74% today that's what these kids turn to culture to Father them they turn to JZ and Beyonce and Hip-Hop and Kanye and to tell them what's right and what's wrong for so long because the left had a Stranglehold on culture it had a Stranglehold on Black America has the most significant thing that opened up his dialogue beyond the work that I was doing was this like a simple tweet and the simple show of support from Kanye West and I was so frustrated but he had he had to like in that moment just right like dismiss Ms krazie it's just like dude like just be willing to learn like you know just be willing to stay like I don't understand why the hell this is the way that this is going to talk about politics right but maybe there's something here and I always understood that culture was the most important article on Charlie and I first met we sat down I defined three vertical Charlie Charlie Kirk he is like a savant they call him like Trump's Boy Wonder like he's a brilliant if anyone talked about this like smart beyond the smartest person I know is Charlie Kirk hands-down 24 he didn't he didn't go to college just like I don't know just like this reading weird stuff when he was 7 we had fallen victim to this brainwashed brainwashed so many black Americans believe I believed it so being culture which then to me like growing up it was like Jay-Z like Jay-Z was God to me like I like would throw on again and I went through a lot of stuff when I was a kid I didn't have a great family you know but I would throw it at Jay-Z album and like whatever he said was like it was like going to church you know and then and I can't stand him now but the third one because he knows what's happening in Black America and he's somebody that built his entire career off the backs of Black America you know of being the guy who starred in The holding bin in you know queens and work to email with a drug-dealing work his way up and they became the I do for some people in Black America and then he stands on stage and endorses Hillary Clinton he says on Satan TalkBack American to put the same people in in the White House that locked up more black men that a present history United States Bill Clinton Write the person that stands on the crime bill at 94 is Bill Clinton but because Jay Z is now getting a piece of the pie the globalist piece of the pie he doesn't care about Black America that's that's my opinion so what cancel games they were interested in having they want to be the people that control the world and they felt that Hillary Clinton what you know they were working with Obama very closely and very clearly not we know that it wasn't ministration work very hard to get Hillary Clinton to office and they wanted to stay in that group and so they supported Hillary Clinton who was selected behind closed doors bad was Obama you know she was our secretary of state and she she was doing deals behind closed doors and Jay-Z and Beyonce were part of that click right of the celebrated celebrities that and everybody will be taking photo Obama like nobody wants to go to the White House and then like celebrities it's hard to get celebrities to go with Trump is so much controversy attached to its damage your career


    Joe Rogan on Kim Kardashian's Trump Meeting
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    fashion goes to you know get Alice Marie Johnson like she's been fighting for this for years she put all of her money into a legal team to do this like and that's not the only cases I'm working on like actually trying to help these people get clemency and she takes a picture and he's like he says something just very Ben Shapiro it was like we should not be worshipping slept with worshipping first let me see the president you got a picture of it in the Oval Office it's like a part of the system and yes I was just like to shut up like you know like I didn't say shut up I said like she policy she literally had a case as she's been trying to get pardoned the only person that can do that happens to be President Donald Trump so I've been observing like how hard your Christmas been working on this as hard as long as I'm working on this and have really understood what they're trying to do like and I went to the the prison reform Summit pack up like it a month ago and and Kim in this she doesn't even like agree with Trump and a lot of stuff she's throwing some shade at him but this is something is Alice Marie Johnson case she was doing before Trump got into office she cares about just the case how far away she is from I should have done but yes closer than I thought you was I felt like maybe I'll put it in my own head taxes pretty goddamn good right there she really is she donated $1000000 to Puerto Rico like we at like at the Emmys in there onstage just like teaching all of us grandstanding like you know if there's an issue care about other than the fact that people disagree with you then you sure do that if you care about like Ashton Kutcher going after sex trafficking celebrate that that's cool like Kim Kardashian going all over after a crime Justice Reform celebrate that that's cool but when you get these celebrities I just get up there and then try to deliver it to your door it's like shut up literally nobody cares what you think like stop there and then try to deliver a tear door it's like shut up literally nobody cares what you think like that person's got that platform and they feel like this is their opportunity to say something significant


    Joe Rogan - The Incident That Made Candace Owens a Conservative
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    call conservative thinker but you're very young how did this all happen how did you become this Fox News personality conservative thinker it sounds strange like I spent a year underground like studying politics once I had my red pill moment. So you want to complain so what was it when you say quote" Victory again early I can see why early on I sort of developed this mentality that like being of it there's no value in being a victim and people rush to call people take down their rush to call somebody Kresser so what happened was I received some voicemail messages from about four kids and then like the other language was it was pretty strong it was like Granite are inside of your family where to put a ball in the back your head we get to Martin Luther King like you know any word and word and word the back of your head like we did to Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks like naming a part of the country high school in Connecticut Clover Connecticut when I was doing stand-up I would drive from Boston into Connecticut I did like a lot of gigs in Hartford I did gigs somebody started doing this prank s*** on you and was this enough as like you know a Segway maybe I just need to get off my chest But the teacher like spasms like get up we're going to the principal's office like you know you have to report this he brings me into the office a principal like freaked out like she just like the language was like you know if it was shocking and then she called like the resource officer and then black out because it turned out that three of the kids I never even met like they this was like maybe some kids that had their first beer if I was like friends with but we were arguing because he was upset that I was like spending so much time with my boyfriend play awful things until like this life you don't have to look at a human being like it's easy to say awful things but unfortunately for me one of the people in the car happened to be the current governor of Connecticut Sun so this turns from like some kids prank calls until I said some awful things to like front page of the newspaper throughout the entire state of Connecticut a little bit of New York n-double-acp outside of my school I have to leave his like this situation that was my first like intro outrage culture and the things that sort of Ford my thoughts like this was a very formative experience in my life which to me was movies non-political but it was like my life wasn't mine like I went from like sitting down watching I was watching Talladega Nights with my boyfriend to being the most discussed person in the state of Connecticut and what was interesting about it was just that because it was the governor of Connecticut Sun that was in this car they had to get the FBI involved to determine the authenticity of the voice like maybe she called herself instead of just saying like yes it was my son he actually let the FBI investigate for 6 weeks and waited for her son to get arrested six weeks so you know what I mean like a monstrosity of a situation and it was one of those things where like a little bit letters to the editor be like moms like talk about you do outrage culture right like I don't believe Candice lick this happened this girl I believe she calls herself like you probably about to YouTube, right now I don't believe exactly so it was the situation that like was just completely out of my control and then as quick as it happened it was over there like everyone but not for me or these kids right like so I never wanted this whole situation was taken out of my hands we're labeled publicly racists write the youngest kid in the car was fourteen I'm not come to whatever labeling fourteen-year-old racist right or any of these kids races he's our kids and in my opinion adults that failed to act like adults and adults it feel to take a step back and say okay why would what would prompt these kids do this why is it so easy to be mean right why is it so easy now it is for children being mean and no one to me like when I really thought about that I want you like 5 years of like anorexia because of the situation one yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah because like people that didn't eat but I did I did like did not eat for like 5 years I had issues with anorexia because of the disease that genuinely is about control it's about a certain controlled your life and I felt that I had might like my life was fine and then like people took the narrative was your and you're or maybe you're a liar and you know what your these kids are racist these kids are this and nobody really thought that like you actually want all of our lives right like for a little bit like these kids went on to have like DUIs and get arrested and got into drugs and it was because everybody loves get outraged obviously what they did to you was horrible but I think a lot of kids especially if they're drinking they don't even understand how stupid and gross it is what they do when they just know they can do it and they get a thrill out of it and then there's that mob mentality when there's like a bunch of people together doing the same thing right if I hold up this pain and I'm like just say mean stuff like someone's going to get you can say anything so it's it's sort of it was a formative experience that in retrospect I understand has so much to do with why I am who I am because I hated that like that label obsessed culture and the outrage machine and then like you know forget the people that like one of the people that was involved I was very good friends with his brother and it's like you're just going to tell me this kids like a racist like I actually knew the kids mother you know like and nobody cared it was just hot. youngest person was labeled a racist like that's to me it's like that's harsh people say all you forgiving but


    Joe Rogan - Candace Owens on Outrage Culture (Roseanne, etc)
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    in the twitterverse the world is everybody's excited about being outraged exactly every 5 Seconds the history of Egypt and they're talking about you know all these different structures that might be thousands and thousands of years older than people think they are and one of the things that he's working on is that there was coronal mass ejections from the Sun somewhere around 10,000 years ago that basically killed off a giant percentage of the population of Planet lightning storms millions of times greater than anything we've ever experienced before that literally was like lightning coming down like rain barbecuing the ground killing people people forced into Kay's civilization resets sounds like we need something like that to really be upset about Samantha Bee use the c-word today. Nautical chest outrage culture 48 hours if everybody hates you and then they'll be on to the next person that they have to hate so you're very very young in the shitstorm and culture II you conscious of it would be easier but like even when I do things like this before the S I was like, let me do it Instagram story. About to go on Joe Rogan on my cake eyes like holding my phone in the middle of planning be so much more natural if I wasn't aware of it you know this girl. Just all day and it feels normal so but being conscious of it is kind of not that fun that's probably the best way to approach a dog to be conscious of a goofy it is cuz if you're just Swept Away in the Zeitgeist put your entire life on social media and I actually don't think it's the most entire life is on social media well I've just met you but you seem like a very bright woman and that's probably part of the problem is you're not stupid if you're stupid you'd be like putting everything on Instagram and you'd be to do the selfie face this is my favorite thing this thing Instagram angle and like the things that I say guys like this eyeshadow like it's like it's it's that ridiculous my friend Cameron Hanes loves you he saw you on Fox News he's like his girl she's making so much sense he's like super hardcore conservative like love Ben Shapiro he loves all that s*** it's like seeing an alien well it's hard to pull off right cuz people get mad at you people trying to this this one thing that is absolutely happening with the people like it or not or believe it or not is it people are trying to silence other people's opinions if you say something that doesn't jive with them instead of saying why I was late is kind of out there she's saying some sure that I'm not sure I agree with instead of that how weird are some of the situations I might even let this person not to go to feed their family cuz you don't like a tweet people are crazy yes they find Targets in a bunch of people that were writing boycott Joe Rogan because I was talking about having Roseanne Barr on the show tomorrow which culture is it's like they need you off the island light meal cooked it how to sleep got up in the morning and had zero recollection I was in total denial of it happened my mom told me that she went to bed got up in the morning and she had got up and put red lipstick and and and nail polish all over the white bathroom carpet as well she's painted on it like a child told me that she went to bed got up in the morning and she had got up and put red lipstick and and and nail polish all over the white bathroom carpet as well as painted on it like a child


    Joe Rogan - YouTube's Full of Misinformation
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    just from you know surfing the internet Drive core quickly watching a couple of YouTube videos by someone that's not necessarily reliable at the problem right it how much misinformation has been spread through YouTube more more than good information is that they say you can't please everyone all the time but seems like in some cases in my career in this field I've been ill to displease everyone because sometimes sorry but I'm not enough for the should we say other side and it's not jiving with so speaker send foil hat Brigade yeah how is that received by the people that mean there are those Ancient Aliens type folks that really want everything they want everything to be Ancient Aliens and I've been accused of how could I not accept this or that you know because real it's not real evidence isn't there it's not you know it is fastening they do dig up bees ancient structures in the Machu Picchu and all these different places where like wow these construction methods are really pretty impressive but they always want to tie the aliens Prince estate West sell their DVDs they want to sell their YouTube videos and some cases they want to sell for money and some kisses they want to sell for promotion Prince's they go to those conferences and they all just actually masturbate together is very bizarre it's like that but they're all like what they're saying but I think it does fill a void for some people and one thing I'm trying to do is to fill that void with something real something important something that has evidence to back it up because there are a lot of questions there are a lot of mysteries and I will admit I've been on the ancient alien show but I've never proposed Ancient Aliens I've never supported that I've always been clear people actually listen to me but they asked me to be on a number of other academics have to so many people that I know that watch shows like that when I talked to them and I'm talking academics would never admit they watch it they watch it because I find it entertaining number one they don't quite say this way but I think it fills a void and it does raise issues that if they're perceptive than they might become aware of and realize that these are real issues no Ancient Aliens or some other easy answer is not the way to go but they are things that need to be looked into so even when I speak out conference like that there are so many very intelligent people that are there besides the other but no there different types of people but I know many people that have phds and stuff in between entertainment but also to get exposed to things they're not going to be exposed to buy the standard academic Community you're not going to get exposed but yeah there different types of people sure but I know many people that have phds and stuff in the go to it for a survive between entertainment but also to get exposed to things they're not going to be exposed to buy the standard academic Community you're not going to get exposed to loud this these types of questions if you just go to the standard closed academic conferences


    Joe Rogan - Why Egyptologists Won't Listen to Alternate Theories
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    American Association for the advancement of science debate which I just went to make the comment I went into that thinking that was going to be a debate I came out of it realizing that they were just trying to set me up to put me down and shut me up forever which they were not successful in doing that they're so reluctant to just listen to the evidence and look at the information and and and consider the possibility that maybe there had been an ancient civilization because standard standard story had also upsets a lot of people's concept 2 progression and this is something John Anthony West like to talk about the whole he called it the Church of progress with that we've got them better and better and better and I talked to so many people that think that we are the end-all and be-all we're the best that there ever has been well maybe we are in terms of certain types of technology and I'm not making any claim that people in the past could ever do what we're doing doing a podcast with all the electronics but as I pointed out that also makes this really vulnerable to things but I would argue that there is a nacho remote possibility that they knew things that we don't know that they may have understood things that we don't understand they may have had a worldview that would benefit us to at least have a feel for it I mean I don't want to golf on spiritual change so I could if I want to tangent but I also have a training as anthropologie's Anthropologist I have it under undergraduate degree in anthropology on top of everything else and I'm fascinated by human approaches to life in the environment and their situation and I'm convinced that we do have things to learn from the Ancients whether it's the really remote ancient or the more recent ancient Rome only 5,000 years ago even dynastic Egypt and that it's not all simply a one-way progress that there are fits and starts that there have been high points and low points in high points again and I'm not frankly convinced that we're at the highest point when it comes to certain aspects we might be at Highpoint with certain types of Technology but I'm not convinced that we're at a high point when it comes to we are not high point with Bryan much less get into this philosophical or spiritual or whatever you want to call it and we don't think of it as technology because we think of technology is being something that's electronic I will tell you I don't know if you ask me how they constructed the Sphinx Temple they carved out those huge blocks of stone that can weigh 50 or more tons and move them in such tight spaces with such tight tolerance I don't know I'm am no one really knows and sometimes people say you do you bring in thousands of slaves or what. But there's no evidence for that and where would you have them stand when you're building the Sphinx Temple Rio there's not enough room to nurses get around there so big even thousands of slaves struggle to move them but it's this has been said before and I've seen him there in person but I've seen off the Record document Neo footage of it when they tried to just construct a little pyramid with very small blocks and then they end up using modern machines and they still aren't very successful I mean just that people could have known things in the past that we don't know now or if they knew something in the past that we don't know now it was so trivial that it was worth forgetting worth not worried about so there's this that concept I find amazing and I hate to be stereotypic some broad brushing but many egyptologist when I read their works or I listen to them at conferences excetera and I get the impression that they might love egyptology and studying the ancient Egyptians but they also have this view that all these guys made wonderful temples and had some fantastic art but really you know they're sort of primitive and hahaha isn't that silly and you sure I mean then you also have in egyptology and I won't give you another example this not just me bringing in scientific evidence and data in the egyptologist rejecting it but just recently in the last couple of years have you heard about the project on the Great Pyramid the big void they've been using muography which is a highly sophisticated techniques using muons that come from outer space or come from the atmosphere that go through the pyramid you can set up detectors long-term and pick these up there serve like X think of x-rays technology but using muons which are serve exotic particle that most people are not aware of because I just passed right through us without interacting but when you got massive Stone massive Stone will block some of them so you can pick up essentially image over a long. Of time so this is really high tech physics very expensive a Consortium did work on the Great Pyramid I think it's still ongoing but they put up you know tens of millions of not more worth of a sophisticated physical physics equipment I have a degree in geophysics geology and geophysics I have some ability to evaluate this type of data where is I hate to say a lot the egyptologist don't and I found that with my own data when I shared my own data not be nasty but they didn't know what they were looking at which is somewhat understandable since it's not their training so you have with the Great Pyramid just recently last couple of years published in nature a very prestigious Journal they found what they believe is evidence for a huge void above the grand gallery that has never been known before and yeah there we have a picture of it the egyptology happen so resistant to the saying this is nonsense there can't be we don't basically we can't be anything new that we don't know about or if it is it's just trivia which is some space between the Rocks is nothing important but what I wanted to say what's really important egyptology actually called for the whole project to be closed down because they don't like the results and they call it quote propaganda close down but you cut the scientific project to look at the day that they'll want more data collected that might contradict their standard queen they called it hidden chamber there but you can see how it's parallel to the Grand Gallery the grand Gallery is huge gallery that goes up to the king's chamber in the Great Pyramid that's deep in the pyramid is above the camera in but I've seen the raw data my point is I've seen the rod a de-icer we think it's important they're interpret correctly now the proof will be in the pudding as they say if they ever entered at least put a probe into it but my point right now is to just dismiss the data is nonsense to call for the whole project to be shut down is non-political where can we found the chamber under the left paw of the Sphinx that's never been explored since at least not to my knowledge and they just dismissing say we know there's nothing there and that was despite the fact that we also found a chamber at the rump of the Sphinx which I didn't know about the time but they already knew about so it confirmed that our data was good but we were finding something they knew about but when we find something they don't know about and they don't want to be there they just missed it and I want one of those chambers correct or the one that's in the rump it's probably not super significant it probably is just maybe a Greco-Roman or late. You know Berry or or some kind of excavation the one I believe is important is under the left paw of the Sphinx which I believe is archived actually may go back to this very early. Because hieroglyphic evidence indicating that gets back to the Sphinx so we started this portion of the discussion with the Sphinx in my initial observations of the Sphinx and one of my observations was that there's something going on with the weathering and erosion on the Sphinx the second observation this is within the first 2 minutes at most set the head is too small for the body the head is not eroded the way they Core Body is is not a wrote the way the walls of the Sphinx closure are it's not the original head I hate to say this way but I knew immediately that was not the original head from a geological point of view and I believe that's now since been fully confirmed that the question has been in my mind and we talked about this evil mystery of the Sphinx what was the original head of the Sphinx what was the Sphinx originally we speculated and other people speculate my opinion a lion princess Leo because it faces on the equinoxes the constellation Leo in the sky not today but 10,000 BC or so more less at the very end of the last ice age. How love college academic colleagues say that's nonsense email doesn't mean anything because they weren't even recognizing the constellations back then we now have plenty of evidence at least some of the constellations that we recognize today Leo I would put in that category of a Taurus is in that category or Ryan is in that Court category some of them we don't have constellations that go back well into the end of the last ice age we have documents of that we have from Mammoth bones where you have a Ryan carved on it we have Taurus shown in cave walls we have Leo shown so it's to me it's fascinating that some of these constellations that we recognize today we're recognized tenths of thousands of years ago show up to me it's not nonsense that they carved structure 10000 BC approximately so one suggestion was that maybe it's Leo but recently Manu safes today dr. Manu saves the day and another colleague of mine he recognized initially that there is a title what known as a dual title in dynastic Egypt that goes back to the 4th Dynasty and even back to the first dynasty was the earliest writing and it when properly translated basically refers to the Sphinx as the guardian of an archived and not the Sphinx as we think of it as a lion with a human head but as a lioness and there was a name for this lioness method she was a goddess met hit who guarded archive and we wrote a paper on that when I say we my new saves a day myself and Robert Duvall he may know up from Orion correlation service his work Tyson with this that archaeoastronomy but we've now found that there is a sign which we named the JW sign in honor of all that's awesome in honor of John Anthony West and what you see here is a lioness met hit which was the Sphinx originally based on our reconstruction interpretation and can't go into all the details now you can actually people can read the paper Twitter plug-in if people go to my website ww.w. Robert schoch and that's Robert Robert schoch the main thing is my name is Phil schoch so www.com they can go I did a popular summary of the paper and they can also go and download the original paper in the peer-reviewed journal archaeological discovery and if people go to my website ww.w. Robert schoch and that's Robert Roberts choc choc H www.nick.com they can go I did a popular summary of the paper and they can also go and download the original paper in the peer-reviewed journal archaeological discovery


    Joe Rogan - Robert Schoch Explains Sphinx Water Erosion Hypothesis
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    and I'd seen your work before that in that Mysteries of the Sphinx thing that was narrated by Charlton house that has 10 NBC 993 I think in many ways it was the mystery of the Sphinx that really broke everything open brought everything to the public attention I've had many people tell me I'm not trying to brag or anything for same actually that this really opened up a new field if we could put it that way I knew in the popular among the popular public around the world versus the academic scholarly journals in the back and forth that type of thing you have to remember I'm a faculty member I'm at Boston University of my academic and many of the academics have poo-pooed should we say over the years bringing things to the public but I think it's been important to do now what we're talking about for the people that are uninformed is the idea that some of the structures in ancient Egypt are far older than conventional wisdom or conventional modern-day archaeology modern-day Egypt ologist they would like us to believe that all of this pain from a very specific time. And people like John Anthony West in yourself and some other folks like Graham Hancock are proposing that it's entirely possible that there were many different eras of construction in Egypt and that there is some stuff far far older than we think exactly what I was alluding to assist really opened up with our work on redating the Great Sphinx yeah and I think you know the story but maybe just to summarize in the smallest of nut shells John Anthony West before I met him he was became a follower should we say I should say follower because that sounds wrong but sounds like it's a religion Dogma but he became interested in the work of the late schwaller de Lune who died passed away in 1961 but he had mentioned in a one-line that the Sphinx have been weathered by rain I would say precipitation as a geologist not wind and sand so this if it were true and it is truth would put the Sphinx back to a much earlier. Which would tie in with schwallers work and John Anthony West subsequent work that there were indications that dynastic Egypt as we know it going back to about 3000 BC was really a legacy of what I call now. Earlier cycle of civilization something that goes back much much earlier which at this point I date back to the end of the last Ice Age Ice Age ended 9700 BC just to put in perspective for people so when when did you first get on board with this to you or sky is probably most famous book first edition 1979 he was then looking for someone that could really validate or at least assess from a scientific point of view this theory about the Sphinx which he had just barely serve touch the surface based on schwaller that maybe it could be older but this was really a geological question he mentions that 1979 serpent in the sky West went on to become very involved with Egypt and he start traveling to Egypt electoral to Egypt he wrote The Travelers key to ancient Egypt in 1985 also mentions in appendix I think it was just the older Sphinx Theory but really looking for someone to at least discuss it scientifically he met a fellow at in in Egypt actually at the time Robert Eddie who is PhD in English literature I believe something like that but he was takes teaching in Cairo American University in Cairo I believe then he came to Boston University this is late 1980s I was and still do teach at Boston University full-time Robert Eddie and myself got to know each other Robert Eddy mentioned me as a geologist to John Anthony West and that maybe this was someone who seems fairly knowledgeable fairly open-minded about things on Egypt or back I was reading about ancient Egypt when I was literally six seven eight years old I had a grandmother who had a wonderful library at the time and I would go through her library books from the British Museum on Ancient Egypt going back to the turn of the century so I thought I was prepared in the sense I was open such things but I didn't imagine getting involved in Egypt anyway professionally did you have any thoughts about the dating of the Sphinx or the pyramids or anything back then what were you looked in there right there were two things so there were two things going on in my head back then which may be prepped me for this number one I knew the conventional story I knew that the Sphinx goes back to 2500 BC according to the standard egyptologist in 1989 which is when I first I believe it was 1989 I first actually met West in person I had in my mind that the age of tologist must be correct because they've studied at they must know what they're doing I was coming from academic point of view I'm not I'm just giving me a saying where I'm coming from I had gone to Yale University get my PhD in geology and geophysics I was very well grounded in quote the status quo academic point of view so I I thought when I first went to Egypt I would just prove westrong I would just prove that the egyptologist knew what they were talking about but in this is important but I was also trained in many ways both as a graduate student and going back to my grandmother who I had great respect for and was also very should we say liberal and open-minded but critical you always have to follow the evidence wherever it goes and that's always been my rule thumb that not everything is always the people say it is even if their Authority and something I already knew when I went to Egypt for the first time was that some of the very old age of colleges in the late 19th early 20th century had actually suggested that just the way it looks to feel of the Sphinx not based on Hard Evidence really that maybe it was older than the pyramids that maybe it goes back earlier so I felt that it wasn't all said and done you know Pat and sound that the egyptologist necessarily knew what they were talking about in modern times because some of the earlier egyptologist who they held in very high respect supposedly had said different things secondly and I hate to bring this up but I will because it's part of the background I my grandmother who I mention a second ago was a theosophist and Thea if you know anything about the off Sophie it also suggests that you know maybe there's the that go back earlier either I see Oscar fish it's it's hard to explain. You have you heard of blood Watsky Madame blavatsky know okay I'm losing my dogma of Science of the time of religion of the time it look to the east in particular two other philosophies other worldviews so basically it was a way this is what it did for me at least and I'm not a theosophist I don't want to say I'm at the Oscar fish but reading theosophical works on top of everything else allowed me I think to expand my horizons in to see that maybe the dogma of the day is just that the dogma of the day that there are other possibilities and not that way except something just because someone say because it's old or because it's this religion or that religion are that's supposed to be ancient culture but no you keep everything open you look at the evidence and that's really where I was coming from but my point is that even in the late 1980s early 1990s when I first got involved with this if I looked at it critically the evidence was not that definitive for the age of the Sphinx so I was going in with open mind possibilities but honestly when I first went to Egypt with John Anthony West in 1990 I thought before I got off the plane that this would be simple open-and-shut case I would prove him wrong in the sense of his assertions that maybe the Sphinx was older I had no doubt that the time that my colleagues in egyptology must know what they're talking about and all of that changed literally within 30 without 32/122 of Hircine Rena links yacht really did it was earlier depression because my first impression of the Sphinx was now that I saw it on the ground in person there was something wrong with the Egypt a logical dating because when you look at the Sphinx has a geologist with a geological I'd this was not weathered by wind and sand this was not desert erosion and weathering that I saw on thinks the body of the Sphinx which is very difficult to tell because it's been heavily repaired and reworked but particularly on the walls of what are known as the Sphinx enclosure the Sphinx enclosure is important because it preserves a lot of the details and if you haven't if the audience have not been to Egypt they should realize that when they carve the Sphinx it's all solid Bedrock only the head and Nish Ali was above the ground surface you carve a car down into the Rock to free up the body what I call the Core Body of the Sphinx or body and the walls of the enclosure more the security around if you want to use that term that show these ancient weathering precipitation erosional features that are incompatible with the last five thousand years of climatic history on the Eastern edge of the Sahara so immediately I knew there was something wrong geologically had to figure that out either this was a weird geological anomaly or something else was going on and the Sphinx might go back to earlier. Also I want to point out that when you look at the Sphinx and other geologist have looked at this as well they did not just chip away at the Rock to carve the body more less you could have chipped away that at the rock with pickaxes and that type of thing shovel. types of rock in basket that live in the easy way what they did is they carved out huge blocks of stone and when I say huge were talking multi-ton tens of ton some of the maybe over 50 tons or more of limestone they move those due east of the Sphinx in what is now known as the Sphinx Temple which is still there and ruinous condition and the valley Temple so you had these two huge temples and what is interesting people don't realize this or they don't think about I think those constructions which are contemporary with the oldest portion of the Sphinx in some ways are more impressive if you think about the technology and what went into constructing them then the age of the Sphinx itself so it's not just the Sphinx it's also these Limestone temples that are associated with it and were built contemporaneously the Sphinx and showed I'm looking at you now yes and in this image what you can see that's a computer image that's actually from Mystery of the Sphinx and then there is a inset that's a aerial photograph the real thing and that shows how when they were carving the body they cut out huge blocks and then put them in position to make what's known as the swings Temple due east of the swing in the second image is the Sphinx Temple okay if the Rising Sun and right in front of it is the Sphinx Temple so this is a humongous Temple made out of these huge blocks of stone which were carved out when they carved the body of the Sphinx and here you see in this image another picture of the Sphinx Temple and so these erosion in your fingers to the Sphinx enclosure itself it's a sphinx enclosure where you see the rolling undulating profile the Roseville features. In that picture to Vertical fissures and I know you're familiar with his first one because I've heard you talk about it with you that can only be caused by precipitation the rocks are like a layer cake so takes out the softer lares it recedes the Softail are some of the Harder lyrics further but the water also Finds Its way down crevices and cracks natural features that are slightly softer and it forms vertical Fishers I want to make the point because a lot of people get confused they say couldn't it be rising Nile floods no geologically that would give a very different signature on the Rockets not floods coming up from the bottom it's actually precipitation and rainfall runoff coming from above and beyond thousands of years there's two aspects here it could be thousands of years it could be much stronger rainfall you know the huge flash floods that type of thing and part of the story that I hope will get to is that initially I'm jumping around here a little bit but initially I was thinking 5 to 7000 BC that was very conservative based on the geological data based on the make which we have to get to also but now I believe we're talkin prior to 9700 BC for the original construction of the Sphinx and we can talk about why the dating and at 9700 BC we have the end of the younger dryas the end of the glacial Epoch the end of the last ice age I have now put together the story based on evidence whenever I say I say I believe something I think it's always based on evidence that I've been piecing together that what we had ending the younger dryas ending the last ice age was a huge eruption from the Sun huge solar Outburst huge climatic changes which put among other things a lot of precipitation a lot moisture into the air which came down as precipitation with huge blood huge eventually thunderstorms Etc and I think a lot of the initial erosion that we see on the walls of the Sphinx enclosure go back to that. So you had the situation where you would get this incredible weathering and erosion and then it continued for thousands of years after that and was reinforced until you had the Sahara coming and in relatively recent times in geologically Hall of Fame times varied over time and before that it was very fertile Savannah lots of plants their people have seen it even in popular movies and whatnot how the Sahara at one point have water and all kinds of animals that's before the end of the last ice age before this these incredible changes that we have at 9700 BC so that's where the Sphinx I think the original Sphinx goes back to that time. And that's what Egyptians called SEPTA pay this was a first time for them or what I call an earlier cycle of civilization the last cycle the one that were still part of in my terminology is the last five thousand years so civilization arising re-emerging I should say about 3,000 to 4000 BC cup into really what we have now that you know high-technology excetera but before that there had been earlier cycle civilization that was essentially snuffed out or brought to its knees if you would by the end of the last ice age and just a map this out. From about 9700 BC this is what I'm reconstructing now to about four thousand to 3000 BC where we have civilization re-emerging between that. So thousands of years 9700 BC to say 3700 BC for round number six thousand years essentially a dark. And what I've been now calling sit up solar induced Dark Age serve ironic the sun will induce a dark age because it brought civilization back to her earlier stage if you would I'm not I'm just not sure I follow that what how did the sun do this solar Outburst essentially coronal mass ejection huge eruption bigger than anything we've ever seen on Earth nothing modern history is even close to this but we do have isotope data Etc that indicates this has happened in the past at the end of last ice age and I'm sure it's happened many times over and you have a lot of markers that indicate this young vitrification of rock in fact a lot of the Marcus and I don't want to be debating the issue necessarily but a lot of the markers that people have used for a comment at people of used for a comment at the younger dry sore during the younger dryas through most of them are at the beginning of the younger dryas that's what they're claiming but lots of a lot of the dating is very very iffy I found it interesting for instant someone will use something as a marker for the younger dryas and it will give a date of 12000 + or - 4000 years so this is just the way geology is


    Joe Rogan & Kevin Smith Get Emotional Talking About Their Dogs Dying
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    foods that is attacking to give me in a fight with a house cat never never never got in a fight with house can I do all animals I am as well but I had a feral cat I raised him girl f****** fair with him in a room to get myself used to him and get him used to me those pre-internet too by the way this is like in the 90s and so I locked myself in a bedroom with this kitten I just brought a stack of books put a mattress in their brought a stack of books just hung out this cat and every time I get near this cat cat freak-out hiss at me jump on the curtains and f****** literally like climb the blind screaming and hissing and then I finally get my hands on him he would immediately start purring and giving in because once you realize it wasn't trying to eat him that I was his friend I would Pat him and he would purr louder than any cat would Pros crazy like I developed this bizarre bond with this cat because his cat was so scared of the World reaction everytime know eventually calm down to be like I can't trust you could touch him now I was the only person like my friends to come over he'd hit them he would like it is about to get really crazy but I could go up to him and he was a feral cat you know what was my point beginning this I don't know but what how to get him fixed this is what was the cat I had to get it fixed and I had to pick him up and I don't know how the f*** he knew that something was going on that's right cuz I was trying to get him in a laundry basket I was trying to put them in the laundry basket because I wanted to bring him to the doctors because I didn't leave his buddy who try to We Trust comes out in with a f****** cage deep into a relationship it's all over the place by the time I realized like I had to get him to a doctor you pissed my house like 10 times in the house if you don't get them quick enough like you had to clean everything up a deep clean all the car but if you don't get to him quick enough he just thinks what he's spraying from now on even after you fix something that can be a problem so I tried to hold on to him and put him in this laundry basket dude he tore me the f****** arms up he just scratched me and climb and he was remarkably strong and this was your friend like he'd become your buddy and then while keeping the lid down and then taped the the laundry basket up so I can put it in my car and he wouldn't jump out my car call my f****** face off on drive that is just leave it leave it at the vet and just walk away the vet was a good friend of mine who has since passed on and it was he was really loved animals add cry with me over what animal friend of mine found these puppies out of gas stations and was given them away and he took a bunch of and calls me up at 6 a.m. and you want a puppy there at the gas station over here and the puppy just after like a couple of days being at the house would have these seizures like violent seizures we just lie down and roll back and you can just pet it a little bit would slowly come back then would be weak and Delirious and it wouldn't know it would happen and then towards the end it was having them all day long I mean which is all day long that's distemper so how does it manifest again it's just some horrible neurological disease that dogs get and if they don't get their right shots when they're young they can get this and there's a bunch of different horrible reactions and it's fatal so I had to take him to the vet and the vet was like there's really nothing we could do with them MC is having seizures all night and all night was awful and he's like he's going to die any you know any hour now and we're going to have to put him down so he puts him down and he comes out in the hallway me night I held the dog I placed them down I gave him a kiss and say goodbye and he put the needle in the dog and and put the dog to sleep then we both went outside but he was just crying it's weeping you know the guys are the job right there he felt animals man he have cats and dogs and all kinds of s*** and is killed by drunk driver took that was yeah yeah it was rough rough one I got an email from his daughter won the super good dude man who are you cry more for the guy the dog because you started with the dog though you started getting teary-eyed was a bummer but it was more of a bummer even the way he was approaching it just approaching a very human lie like most doctors I guess we're expected that they're like I'm sorry that this person has passed on inside he would talk to me about his divorce and he would he would just be just grab me a Grammy goes don't you f****** get married don't you ever give it to me you don't want to do that you don't want to have to go through this kind of a breakup and goes to goes you got a girlfriend right now you break up with what happens you get broken up that's it you break up but what you've done so I can get more money from you he went through a bad one and I believe some of his friends went through real bad ones too and just use one of those dudes and I was like you know 2627 else like Jesus mad he was just a guy that you know I mean I really firmly believe when it comes to things like that there's just people that are cyst supposed to be doing what they're doing right and he was a guy that was supposed to be working with animals like it just worked band is that the guy you want to bring your animal to 100% my dog fixed why I said lucky goes don't let your dog have babies don't be an a****** he goes but if you get your dog fixed you got to realize your dog's not going to make testosterone anymore it's going to be tired it's going to talk to me the same dog I was like really like most of his energy he didn't you just didn't have the same the same energy anymore I was kind of bummed out it was weird the the yellow lab that I had a we had to like when I first met Jennifer my wife she got pregnant like shortly after we met Halle yeah dog to see if we be good parent and so we went to the pet store in Menlo Park Mall in New Jersey and look for yellow lab she had in her head she's like I did when I was a kid and they're the best dogs for children so let's go get a yellow lab I'd never a dog my life so it's like that sounds great I know what they look like so we went to the Pet Shop truck on a yellow lab and we found this dog that was blond like a yellow lab Endeavor marketing it as yellow lab but she'd been left behind all the other puppies have gone and she been there pretzel too long like you know she wasn't a dog yet but she was poking on the you know what was the Britney Spears song I'm not a girl not yet a woman and you never seen it like it was like something out of a f****** cartoon because we were the ones will I get out of this crap desk age and come with us out into the parking lot is dog instantly bonded with us loved us so f****** much came so needy we called it Scully we're big fans of the X-Files so after a week of having that dog and the dog was like up in our Grill all the time just like thank you thank you for getting me out of there like you are my people and s*** we were like we should get another dog dog has a friend so we went instead of to the pet store we went to a Breeder's kennel like a pedigree place and they had puppies versions of f****** yellow labs and they're adorable like f****** 10 of them falling all over each other like an animated like a Pixar movie and Jennifer picks up one and bonds with his like this is the one that's 600 do these things out you know we can get one of the fridge but I was like I've never paid $600 for a duck so I went up to the counter expecting well that's the right I guess the going rate for a yellow lab six hundred bucks so I went up to the counter and I think we'll take that one in the ladies like that'll be $4,000 and was like all of them I just want one and I just met Jennifer barely knew her so I couldn't turn around 4000 we're paying to look we are stealing from you and we got that dog into beef are we names and Mulder cuz again X-Files fanfic Scully Mulder and Scully was just like happy heart that just loved Mulder was so smart and f****** thoughtful he wrote my four best movies that's why he died I made Tuscan yoga hosers like without that dog writing for me how do you write for you to Jojo he was is it's just saying you're so smart you so smart how smart and his demeanor never really changed he was always very low-key we call them Kilroy because he go to the other side of the bed and just look up like this his personality stayed the same dog we got a very big dogs and I like to do too much we got to rescue last year year-and-a-half ago that was like when your mother died a couple years ago he was he made it to 15 which is like f****** done told for a perfect and for a big dog. Sears items. But it was f****** horrible when he died spent the last two years of scully's life almost as rehearsal from older there yellow lab so what usually goes first has the hips in the back legs so his back legs when she just everybody could work but she was literally dragging your carcass stop fire in the leg stop there's no muscle at the back end of her called of the magic walking scarf and I would become the back legs for so she would walk and I would be the back legs and you know if I can get s*** and piss all over and stuff but I dug the dog so it was no big deal so I did that all the way up to install it passed away and then Moulder was always very healthy and f****** mobile and love walking and stuff super athletic dog Jen would take him up on Runyon Canyon and s*** then one day his back legs started drop in and you're f****** hard sex because you're like alright Scully she wouldn't that active so when she lost her legs like as a bummer but she wasn't like the run-around dog cuz she used to chase moldy throw ball motor would run after into just Chase mold and try to bite his back legs to prevent him from doing it cuz she wasn't nearly as fast Mulder was the go out guy he loved to f****** be active so when his back legs went it was like heartbreaking and then he stuck around for two more years so is literally two years of Miwok magic walking scarfing this dog then he got to the place where he did it you know it wasn't just temper but when you were talking about it sounded so familiar he would do that thing this thing where he was and you could tell it was exhausting for him he couldn't f****** move so you know everyone in the family was it's time to let him go in this was like when he first lost his leg but I was like a f****** s*** made like if I lose my legs you better fucken put a Magic Wok in Scar from my fat ass and not f****** turn me over to the needle of this is f****** family so I held onto him for as long as I could until he got to that place where he was like an obvious f****** pain and I remember I shot a video of it on my phone I still have it and it's not being a it sounds f****** Cruller sick but like it was just a reminder because every once in awhile I got knew eventually that we would have to put him down and like such a weird relationship for one day or like I love you to death and I love you so much after f****** kill you so I had that video on my phone for the longest time so that when in like the wee small hours of the morning I would wake up and be like you killed your best f****** friend I could watch that video and be like you had to he had like he wanted to go so I was sick so doctor came over we got the and it was like a big deal it was like we all knew it was coming and s*** I was flying home from a gig and I kept telling like Jennifer like don't do anything just like fries like I'll be there as quickly as possible and so like dr. Kumar huszar that you know scheduled to come over and and that last f****** our was hands-down the most of my life because we all knew what was coming and you're programmed programs to stop that at all costs program to keep people around keep yourself around and yet like we were just all sitting there loving on him knowing that like by the time dr. Kumar gets here it's all done it was f****** hard it was our last thing in the world to do and he was still in pain the whole time so even though you knew you were doing the right thing it was like like I understand why that bet you know got emotional


    Joe Rogan - Kevin Smith on Going Vegan After Heart Attack
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    after they get hard fast here eating some music that doesn't turn into mold I went vegan post heart attack but I'm certainly and it's not a ethical thing like my kids begin cuz she's like I love animals but I went vegan cuz they were like you know if you go plant-based you've got a really great chance of dropping your cholesterol and my kid have been bugging me go vegan for like 3 years and stuff and not but honestly not bugging me your mom not your milk when I was drinking milk and sugar then so after the heart attack nutritionist was in the hospital room with mango and like 100% blockage man even definitely time to change your diet as a guy you're right and before with the fiber while eating the fruit and stuff is juicing thing as if it depends on what I mean vegetable juice is not really an issue but a lot of sugar in it yeah I like like I'm part of normal Weight Watchers Ambassador believe that like they'd be like vegetable juices they say that you really better off with like a vegetable smoothie get the fiber it is all about the Smoothie keep some of the fiber in it. They got three of them I got some s*** like you can if you eat a banana no points if you juice a banana or blend banana then it has points because then it's no longer about the fiber it's all about the sugar that anymore huh and I read while I listen to it on tape and not even a tape digitally Penn jillette book Presto. How I lost 200 pounds after his heart episode and fantastic book I'm sure you know that I could propose it away for earache cronies he has a diet called just sides and so in Pennsburg Presto he details how Ray was like for the first two weeks just eat potatoes nothing but potatoes you have as many as you want as many f****** potatoes you want be kept waiting on you can't fry him it's just baked potato and eat it eat everything and you can have nine if you're into sitting but he can't put any butter on a no salt nothing just flat-out potatoes so founded potatoes potatoes 2 weeks straight up just potatoes and not raw like uncooked you can bake them but you can't use anything to cook if you can't wrap in tin foil with butter and salt or anything like that just flat-out playing and then what happens is that you are allowed to use as many as you want and you think you like potatoes Zenni realize you don't like to take as much as you like butter and salt and milk and everything that goes into like mashed potatoes and stuff so it's in the beginning there's a sense of satiety because potatoes have some growth to him and stuff but they're mostly water so it's an excellent diuretics you're pissing like a f****** racehorse and that's dropping weight like more water out of your body Diane shouldn't talk about my doing this potato dr. William County potatoes carbs in two weeks of eating nothing but potatoes I lost 19 pounds is dropped off a lot of water weight absolutely but at the same time it taught me something more important than like f*** I hate potatoes it taught me to fast muga taught me to like now I eat a meal a day I don't eat in the morning when I get up and don't listen to propaganda is like you got ate a breakfast and s*** like that not at all my body has enough stored energy I don't need to f****** eat eggs and orange juice in order to f****** feel good in the morning I just have to wait for my body to be like nothing's coming in great we'll hook over to the f****** stored energy and she like then I got a lot of 39 I get a first-time of hunger and my instincts are like f****** fix it and then I remember like just in 10 minutes of going to pass and then 10 minutes absolutely past typically dinner General about 3 in the afternoon and then you go a long time before you again that's the way to eat man a lot of people think that's the way to eat I think so smarter people than I like a guy who created the just sides diet and pain who follow the diet and stuff 10 knots and I can't I'm trying to I don't think he's down to one meal a day I think he just eats better than I do like he was able to keep up with raised died I couldn't after the two weeks it was like okay now he corn and I was like I've never eaten corn in my life based and stuff and so I couldn't I was hoping that I could you know if I Can Go the Distance and be a vegetable guy f****** hate vegetables and so I had to figure out a way to be vegan hated so much you find a very thin Corridor in which you know to live and exist open up that stool food pretty much eaten pinto beans and black beans good source of carbohydrates right fall in love with and never ate before my life for chickpeas chickpeas a great such a great go to snack f****** full of protein and N vegan comfort food cooking they use it as a versatile ingredient so like if you go to one of my favorite restaurants in town is Crossroads I got like this they got real vegan food meatball sub there dude I would I'd suck a dick for it so f****** good any mercifully they don't make you do that they just make you pay that's very sweet of them is a good that is good business model it's supposed to be a very good place latest one of the best team play fantastic how to make a vegan pancake takes out good in New York they got a place in Brooklyn called Champs Diner which is also like all plant-based vegan food but they do comfort food like you know like you can get a like an impossible burger or Beyond or like you're eating meatballs and we think about it you like right the bread is most of it the sauces the next Biggest Part and meatballs themselves aren't really that packed with me so much more breading than f****** meat and stuff so I have to do is find something and I'll Stand in for the f****** me sauce and put in between a nice off roll and they use like ricotta like a cashew ricotta to look kind of finish it all it is f****** Bliss dude now you know it's just like it's beating comfort food so you can't do that everyday but it's nice to know that if you're ever like I miss real f****** food I want to eat a goddamn animal they can hand you something that's like close to the approximate now the good news cuz I know a lot of people like f*** veganism and you're absolutely right it's no damn fun for me at least the plant-based I was on a series of medications after the hard seconds till then and it was on a full dose of Lipitor which is you know cholesterol f****** cutter and stuff like that so my doctor I was telling about this potato clazziquai digits had a heart attack and he goes now your cholesterol down the toilet he's gone so I need you to break your Lipitor in half he's going if you can't take that much Lipitor anymore so he's like what have you done different if I can just eating f****** potatoes to take me off of my have to have my prescription really and it goes yeah I can loosen it up and move it about but then we have to be careful make sure it's loose and soften and globule cholesterol but it doesn't go into your f****** brain hard pieces like you know I don't know if you ever pull like f****** grid off your teeth after you've eaten or something like that compact but you know that's black technically I guess but that's kind of s*** that's up in your veins when that s*** gets hard it gets super hard like the cholesterol that was blocking up my LED my man had to go through it to get the stent in there and you keep that cholesterol forever now I can't say that I never sent but that's the way it was communicated to me cuz I thought I was like this magic drug will heat up the cholesterol goes know we have to be very careful with cholesterol because it moves throughout your system so I guess maybe eventually it moves out of your system but if it's in your blood system right there's a chance that it goes up to your brain eventually so maybe that's what they're trying to keep a you have to like take shots in the dark yeah so we know your audience you know the audience sitting there right now go on like this irritates me if they're not going to speak truths hard facts full blood panel done and all these different think they're checking all your pills that to this doctor I bet you know his name but His Name Escapes me who formulated this these are the nutrients you need I guarantee you probably talk to this guy His Name Escapes me but Ray was I get these supplements that cover everything is gone cuz you're no longer mediator anything you need that would come out of me comes out of this but you know it was kind of explain to me when I was like my childhood but it's kind of a meat like it's tough to separate from something that you've lived with for so f****** long it seems like you gave up cigarettes and I was like all right you're right and stuff so it's nice to be able to go to places where you can eat food that's not just like grass and roots and Kayla and s*** like that eliminate this is what I'm going to concentrate on because he's there at all Dairy search the milk went away cheese went away animal food products went away so no Burgers I was in a big burger guy but I did like burgers what is my bread so I can stay past against a pasta can be foster can be vegan over do it right it has a value to it that you can eat bread but it takes up like a quarter of the points you can have as a vegan close but I wonder how many point you just scan the f****** barcode and it tells you and so you can enter things like pinto beans boom and tells you they're zero point so anything you enter they generally have a value for even fast food chains so it's it's shockingly easy used take Weight Watchers out of the equation is being vegan difficult yes like I watch my kid go through it one like you have no choices you're really limited to the places you can go in life and go out to eat but if it's at between 1 and up in the f****** emergency room again and you know eating whatever I want to eat which is what I did for 47 years and then wound up nearly f****** dying closest I ever came death I'm okay to go plant-based for a while like I told the kid I'm doing it for at least a year and if I can live like this I'll keep going so you cut out milk cheese animal products and all your Meats Chucky's gas on my God and look up still can't get hard I just can't buy but I'll always be a candy drunk right now I'm just like you eat all the candy if you presented it but it was mostly that I had to do the biggest percentage of your diet probably what's the doctor gave me the okay then I was back to walking the dog up the hill the way I always said I haven't gone harder than that and I don't honestly like I'm so f****** lazy at heart that I it doesn't like I know some people I got love getting out there and f****** helps me think and my Pleasant not me just fine and I'm smoking a joint sitting there if I can watch and Colbert something like that so late raise their level and so it's not enough for you to just sit in one place like you can do this and shocking that you'll do for 3 hours but then after this you probably do something like Razzle a bear f****** knife hunt I don't need Jesus play music to be in a meditative State we're just pushing yourself at a certain pace and when you listen to something special something cool it distraction to the point where you here album heavier breathing we don't think negatively about it cuz you thinking about whatever the music you're listening to his you like it's really interesting cuz it's it's a nice trick cuz you can actually work harder and not be bothered by it or so tuned into the music that you listening to or whatever it is you're really captivated with that you can keep pushing but cuz you thinking about whatever the music you listening to his you like it's really interesting cuz it's it's a nice trick cuz you can actually work harder and not be bothered by it cuz you're you're so tuned into the music that you listening to or whatever it is you're really captivated with that you can keep pushing but most of time I like to do it where I don't hear s*** I just hear the pounding in my footsteps in my breathing and also have it illogical fear of mountain lions


    Joe Rogan - Kevin Smith on his Near Fatal Heart Attack
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    weird wings of a butterfly that becomes a hurricane right like being able to go back in your life and think about weird little left you took or right you took it when I bunch of those when I had a three months ago at heart attack when I was on the table cuz it's a good doctor was just like you you have 100% occlusion you're a lady and I was like I don't know what that means he says you're a lady is your main artery goes across the front of heart he's going it's 100% occlusion means Roblox you've got a lot of cholesterol is blocked there's no way flood get through in that fits creating your massive heart attack so he's like we're going to we're going to take care of it right now he goes but your Comic Book Guy right I said yeah and he goes you'll like this that artery that's called the Widowmaker and I said why and he goes because an 80% of cases of 100% occlusion the patient always dies he's going but you're going to be in the 20% cuz I'm really good at my job any f****** disappeared into my crotch one of my groin to my femoral artery and f****** one up in my put stent in that in that led and the moment here because I'm going to open it up now and show me what it was tiny little mesh wire thing you're them open it suddenly it was like like cuz that artery had been like a hose of your bend it and it's f****** full of water and s*** was pushing down in the heart which was in turn pushing down on my luck I'd no idea is at Menards I just felt like I couldn't catch my breath I thought I was too hot shut the one because I've already talked with him do the second letter is fair for the folks of Comedy Dynamics and it became a Showtime special so we were shooting two shows that night I was meant to be like an hour in an hour but when you know once you get up there if you like a f****** Rollin I'm Rollin so I did two hours and after the first show they were like we only need two II shall we can cut in that we're only gotten an hour out of it so you gave us plenty and stuff as I got two different hours so I can show can milk I was the dairy Drinker heavy Dairy Drinker in those days I sense become vegan ice be happy now I'm f****** vegan but I took a big Swig of milk then I went to The Green Room to chit chat real quick with Jordan who runs our company as Jason's wife Jason Mewes wife and Emily was there she does Medicare makeup so we were chit-chatting and I was like man I feel f****** weird I feel sick I feel like I'm going to throw up can you guys get out of here cuz when I get sick I just want to go off like an animal and f****** die alone like I don't want to be ministered to so they will again totally and I lay down on the floor and I felt like nauseous nauseated and I never feel sick like that I want to throwing up some bile nothing chunky just like fluid and so as I go at Matt and maybe I'll feel better now stood up and I looked in the mirror and I was just Swamp man I can have as a heavy dude you sweat when you f****** breathe this was like I'd look like I just come out of the pool and I felt really cold I couldn't get warm and s*** Emily pop your head and she's like are you okay turn on like a hair dryer and just like dry me off a few f****** freezing cold and she touched back of my neck while she's driving me she's like you never feel like this is scary should do some s i e I said I'm still want to do that second show as like someone to find the couch just fine for me to lay down if I get like a half hour nap I'm sure I'll be f****** fine and I couldn't get comfortable on the couch couldn't sleep and that's when I started not being able to catch my f****** breath so you know I'm no doctor but like f****** you think you know I know my body and I I know what this is I smoke too much weed and I've got too much mucus in my f****** chest that's all this is so I said I better sit up and put my arms up like this cuz that will help me breathe and Jordan comes around the corner of eventually and she sees me she's like a right and I was like you know having a hard time catching my breath I breathe I just can't get all the way to the top and stuff of the breath can't take a full f****** breath I was like maybe maybe we shouldn't do that second show after all she goes to that we already canceled it cancel the second row and she was like cuz I never seen you sick like this she's gone you know I hated this this is weird something going on so yeah maybe I should see a doctor and she goes Sunday night all doctors are close so we call the ambulance was like why the f*** do you call an ambulance oh my God this is embarrassing seems like they're already here in six fireman came into the room big brawny f****** just when you call paramedics fire department comes as well so they're looking to make some sitting in the chair with my arms up and then like there are some of them were young forever young and it look they look why is Silent Bob celebrating a f****** touchdown you know I'm sure I'll send the Medics came in and they they would a guy and a girl and a guy put stuff on me cuz how you doing man I can't really catch my breath and we're going to look at you right now and put the and the other thing to put on your chest to monitor what's going on top so she's like I could put these wires on you is that okay and I'm sitting in the chair in This Is 40 pounds ago and sitting is no good angle for a f****** fat guy to begin with and s*** like that so she just Yanks my f****** hockey shirt and they understood up and every titty I have falls out of my f****** shirt in front of these people and there's a room full of people and wife over there she never seen my f****** tits my wife's never seen my dislike I didn't like that because I got these wires and put them on my chest and I realized I guess what was going on there like we can take you to the hospital just to be safe and I think don't do that that's f****** embarrassing and s*** and they're like we're so close man it'll be fine you ever been in the hospital Isaac no not really but so far it's fun have a good time and look at the end of the day no time is wasted everything into the opening 5 minutes there's no such thing as f****** bad news anymore like it hit you can hit you on the level of like oh s*** that's unfortunate the right away you repurpose it into like alright well I got something to talk about and this latest setback is just the longest and it is just a momentary chapter in a long story or f****** tell him so I was happy to go to the hospital not because I was like I think I'm dying but because I was like all right I'll have a story to tell after this next week it'll be fun I got to the hospital like dr. Layton I mean Fresno my cardiologist they pulled me into the ER and he's a guy how are you and dr. Leighton time is it hey where are you guys at what's wrong what's going on is that can't catch my breath and it goes well that's cuz you're having a massive heart attack was the first time anyone has said anything like that how did he know for sure that's what he does what he knew for sure was when they put the leads on me and the blood pressure they looked at each other at one point but I assumed like you know wonderful call I got to find these kids get my hug one day on the call sheet cuz we're shooting that night on the call sheet it was a different hospital but they took me to Glendale Adventist because they knew that I was in having a cardiac episode and that's shy of one Hospital in New York Glendale Adventist is one of the best Cardiology Wings in the United States of America so I happen to be in the right place at the right time we were supposed to shoot at the Ryman aquarium in Nashville it wound up being shot instead at the Alexandra in Glendale and stuff and if I hadn't been doing the show there who f****** knows me and I might have gone to a hospital but I probably might have f******. Cuz homeboy told me when he went up the heart when I was in the operating room and he told me like they call that the Widowmaker and s*** 80% 80/20 I sat there going like these are the weirdest odds I've ever had in my life I figure like love you leave the house 50/50 or going to f****** drop dead Riley get by car struck by lightning triple f****** dog and then the dog bite your jugular and you f****** bleed out your life but I always loved dogs and you die ironically but you know just kind of thought in my head I had to cognitively reframe and go you don't know you might have been close to death so many f****** times in your life there might have been like a psycho behind you with a f****** knife and then I'll send you got a cell phone call about you were some like that so suddenly I repurposed it the whole time I was laying on the table I got repurposing everything out repurposing cognitively reframing I was sitting there cuz I couldn't like at one point they were like your wife's on the phone do you want to sit he want to talk to her after they told me that I was having a heart attack in the dad get up me fast and stuff so they're holding up a phone and I see it and it's the first time crystallized where I was like oh these these people think I'm going to die like I didn't I was in no pain whatsoever couldn't catch my breath best me like 0 to 10 how do you feel what's your pain level has a negative 3 the look you're doing this wrong I didn't feel pain it wasn't like I grew up in the 70s watching Sanford and Sons am I do have a heart attack and I threw up bile little bit of bile I was cold and and what was the last one is just f****** s*** you would never associate with a heart attack like you associated with like under the weather but apparently these are symptoms of heart attacks as well I like to share it because some cats never heard that before and I've seen a lot of people on social media since we're like you saved my life here's why because I talked about the f****** symptoms so I'm laying there and they go up your groin to go up your femoral artery to your heart and stuff he went out and he saw it was all blocked he I said later on I was just like stop because you have the kind of blockage you had because that didn't start f****** recently he's gone that started in childhood no other man f****** Hostess Twinkies and then I remembered we had no money so as a man f****** Little Debbie Swiss Delights and s*** that's how it happened it started with you take some with you cuz I was raised on the s*** but you know we were trained like Twinkies more because they do commercial Little Debbie would never bother with a commercial didn't have a commercial that leaders later they did but when we were kids they didn't because how can you have a commercial and sell your product for $0.59


    Joe Rogan on the Roseanne Controversy
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    be out until Sunday what is Vib River and counters are in the world I know Roseanne I talked to her on the phone and I believe every word she said she told me that she was taking Ambien and that she was drunk Memorial Day weekend and she tweeted a bunch of stupid s*** she's out of her f****** mind and she said you know in her words I need to adjust my meds you know I'm not thinking straight and she was talking about how exhausted she got doing that television show don't you got bronchitis and she's overworked think she's stressing the f*** out she also told me that she did not know that that lady was even black she thought that lady was Jewish and she said to me like you really think that I would make a joke about a black lady and say plan today's I wouldn't f****** do that just like I thought you was Jewish look at her so I did look at her like a pull-up or Wikipedia page this lady she I mean she most certainly I mean she most certainly could be African-American for sure but she also most certainly could be like Hawaiian or Native American or boy band that I do not know I don't think she's lying to me I don't think she's racist in the middle the night cooked himself a meal ate it went to sleep got up in the morning and had no recollection of it he had to be told that he did he was trying to figure out who put the plates in the sink who ate this food where this food come from couldn't figure. He got up in the middle of the night doesn't remember a thing and cooked himself a meal literally like it's one thing and now it's a spooky story be like I took Ambien and I made myself some food it's even spookier story be like I took Ambien and I f****** killed somebody but it's a it's a stretch to be like it is I took Ambien and I said something I would never say pneumonia is it it heartens me to hear you say that she said that she wasn't aware of the ladies race Decades of watching her medial is there TV show I followed her before the TV show it didn't seem like the Roseanne that I've watched her 30-40 years really confident lady who s*** on stupid men and she did it and it's like really bold way and stand-up it was very unique for the time people go back and you watch like some of her early stand-up when she was coming out of Denver The Domestic Goddess stuffed beastman she was 5 years old and it's hard for her and that schedule she was telling me was absolutely brutal and killer with all the work I don't know her very well but I do know there was another time where she said something about Susan Rice who is another African American woman and she she said something about her and compared with her balls yeah something like swinging balls that you know so that's a 242 it's too yeah well this one for sure one from the past that there was no you know like oh my God that was on Ambien at we do this no one said anything Susan Rice is a man with big swinging ape balls and that wasn't meant to be a compliment I guess how to rough want that to me is a way rougher one its way rougher like that one is like that's what you said I mean it is what it is you know if you said that the other lady looks like Planet of the Apes just because of her haircut cuz she looks like the the lead woman in the Aurora yeah there's like a photo of her back just like the way her haircut if you didn't know that she was black it's a totally different thing do we know that for sure only she knows for sure you know it's some you surprised at how quickly it all ended the part of the story that again I've no skin in the game other than I watched the old Roseanne and I was enjoying the new Roseanne as well but I came home from like I was Vegas the other day and I flew home yesterday morning and then I had a meeting over at the studios like at noon so I took a nap when I get home and also my wife wakes me up when she goes get you got a meeting don't forget like it's 11:30 o and Roseanne's been canceled and I'm like that's what that's impossible like I was groggy but I'm like that's impossible like 20 million people are watching that show and she said she tweeted something racist and I look at it and stuff and by the time like this it happened in the span of like the hour I took a f****** nap date that the network acted so far incredibly fast there was no prevarication equivocation they had that axe sharpened and ready it was not like we don't know I think it was so surprising because it's been a while since somebody did something even superficially moral can I didn't have as much skin of game so is easy for them to cancel it would have canceled it as fast if they own the show on... You can you can make a bunch of kind of caveats but at the end of the day something bad happen and then the network reacted major Network a major company made the corporation reacted in an active person may be fired her and kept everybody else done like the you know Valerie use computer animation you could replace it with the Pixar character but I think you can sell equally compelling stories like without her honestly like The Nine episodes that they've done this season she really hasn't been the driving factor of entries has been more about Darlene that's what I felt bad for when this whole thing imploded cuz I'm like she's she put the show together Sara Gilbert and she was like she was like really good show Men at Work them before and he was wonderful on the show like the show without her I think can she be forgiven sure Mel Gibson record him yelling at her phone so nobody knows if he truly I don't know my bad I thought that was I don't know I don't know I don't know what that even the specifics of any accusation and also I also didn't follow that closely and not because I'm like man that's Martin Riggs and I don't want to hear any better I just didn't follow it cuz I'm like instead of oh my God I took Ambien like you know that turned into an opportunity for a major pharmaceutical company since like put out one of the best singers Twitter's ever seen I mean like this a company they're not normally used to like hey what should we say information and how about this guy whoever wrote it Brothers pretty slick the thing ambient does do though in definitely makes you act bizarre listen to your show and you may have sold the Ted said that start probably have people drive cars on it they go places that realize I don't know what they're doing to get places in the rainbow man you become zombified you like I'm not mad you're and over it was revealed that he had been on Ambien and then he'd gotten in his car and really had no idea for you to even know he was talking to Cops before might like my brother had lost his f****** wallet at a school dance and my mother was like I'll drive you up there and try to find it and my father would get up for work at about 9 at night and then head to work at 10 and I think you started work at 11 and I leave work to the post office cancel and f****** stamps so he my mom tells me that I fell asleep on the couch watching my f****** Dynasty or some such shows of the 80s and then my dad wakes me up cuz he woke up and nobody was home like my mom wasn't around nobody was there and he's like where is everybody any f****** startled me awake so I was like what music I don't know what you're saying and I was like. Mom said that Donald losses Thriller and I kept replacing the word wallet with f****** Thriller my father looked at man and literally sent me is out of the next day to be like are you using drugs and I was like now why you woke me up I guess I was in some sure maybe I was dreaming about f****** Thrillers 1982 Thriller pulled over and I'm trying to remember what he told the cops were they realize that something was going on I think it was it was in one of the articles that I tweeted the store was in when the articles I tweeted what happens in that instance you the people who took Ambien and got fired for being racist even better there's no stories of people that took Ambien and you know became addicted to it and became some sort of a addictive if no right or like a speeding are people get like physically addicted to say we're kind of changes of receptors on I don't know if it dulls the senses to the point where like when you and that's what the way I the heroines always explain to me was when your on heroin the senses are good do the nerve receptors like just don't taken as much but when you're not on heroin that pain of withdraw part of it is The receptors come Back to Life all at once and it was like and yeah Jason Jason Mewes long time ago I had problems that she is so it was one of the rehab doctors communicated us lie he said you know how when you sit on your hand and f****** falls asleep and look at total he's like imagine that was your whole body and Times by a million that's what he's going through but once that dude explained that way I was like oh no that would be that would be f****** painful no wonder the kid doesn't want to get off heroin cuz he's like I know the path to not being on heroin is full of pins and needles but you never die from it that's the good thing about that like you don't die from heroin withdrawal at we know from Amy Winehouse and other cases that you can die from alcohol withdrawal like you didn't you can get off like when you're in jail and your can heroin you know the cops just feel like you know it here just keep throwing up and pissing but if you're kicking booze they have to give you booze cuz your heart could stop what do we live in this f****** article pull up an estimated 446000 people in the United States were current Miss users of Ambien and then what is a misuse and me without proper knowledge and before putting a medical treat plan into place while two weeks is all takes two weeks and you've gone Phil son maybe maybe not driving around have him conversation lady she's in her sixties and you know she's had some mental problems and and she's drinking and she's taking that stuff to go to sleep and she's not taking for Just Two Weeks she's taking a lot you know and she said she needs it to go to sleep and I think there's a lot of people that feel like they need something to help me go to sleep that's fine with infertility. it's like if you think for a second that if in using this drug which I need to go to sleep because I'm late sixties one in my rest or whatever you just deserve f****** sleep like you know I have never suffered from a lack of sleep but I know that people who have and it's f****** mind bending and stuff but if you know you have to do that and you know there's the slightest chance that you could become somebody else or say things that are not in your character give up your f****** social media man like you have never suffered from a lack of sleep but I know people who have and it's f****** mind-bending and stuff but if you know you have to do that and you know there's the slightest chance that you could become somebody else or say things that are not in your character give up your f****** social media man like


    Joe Rogan & Kevin Smith on the Early Days of Podcasting
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    walked into and had The Grand Tour that you were given a gentle listener and watch her at home I was saying to jail before it went like he's got this new play new to me I don't know how long you been here since October said yeah but it's a paradise it's a man cave this is like man Empire who you walk in and it's just it's like walking into Jose head it's everything he loves Under One Roof and I said it to him before like you did this with your mouth like you talked yourself into this strange things that you do but like even in the world of like the end of nice if that's still your mouth it's always your f****** mouth that is taking you from where you started till now you walk into this building it's not like he had a family fortune and is has willed to him your mouth put you in a building this nice painted the walls of colored as you walk in it's like a museum it's like you see pieces of him and all over the f****** place that's all out of your mouth if anybody's watching or listening at home teetering on the verge of like I wonder if I should do a podcast send him a snapshot of that f****** room where you can launch bow and arrows for 45 yards will start talking if you're interested like this I'm not a one of those salmon thinkers I think the opposite I'm never like man might not be enough for everybody I agree with her I'm always the guy who encourages like I try it because oh my God it's f****** fun for me and you know we've been we're rare birds and as much as we've been around since the f****** art form started like you been doing podcasts since a minute after podcast I started we just celebrated last year was our 10th anniversary so I guess we're now you're 11 so count back from now is 2007 when did you begin doing this week in tech and I've said he still does that and the Happy Tree Friends and that was like the Apple podcast top and then me and Scott started with smodcast and then later on we added a bunch of stuff but getting in within the first two years like we happened and then right on the heels of us Adam was on the radio and then the radio job went away and had him either he loses the radio gig in 2007 and moved departments or it happens in 2008 but yes and he's he was the the model for a lot of folks now it Ralph Garman the guy that I do Hollywood Battle of Ralph's Ralph's amazing he was let go by KROQ earlier this year later yeah light at the end of last year for Christmas and so he to moved into a kind of online World it can sustain at Cairo when you when you go to KROQ at our friendship began he said they're doing the show and then afterwards like I was a cigarette smoker in those days and we'd sit there out in the parking lot and smoke and slowly like I remember I came in once K-Rock just announced like to the theater on Santa Monica Boulevard and we're calling it smodcast when we're going to the world's first live podcasting theater then we're going to do podcast and stuff and so Ralph he's right there and then like months prior he had approached me he's like a man would you ever want to do like the Showbiz beat that's what he used to do on KROQ on Kevin & Bean like as a Saturday show and hear myself on the radio that fantastic so we recorded a demo for the show gave it to his boss's boss's for like nobody wants to listen to people talk on the radio anymore and so it died there just like how years ago things died when you couldn't get past keeper who was like we don't want your s*** was this after the talk radio station in La when under us they so they probably were like yeah burned on that and they were just in okay rock was reading the tea leaves which was like people don't want to hear people chew others won't play music room cheating with satellite radio now we're competing with streaming music where it's like they don't have to wait 15 minutes to hear a song and could show but the so he we had tried that is called Showbiz beat and then months later when I was in there going like yeah I'm open this Podcast Theater afterwards in the parking lot grabbing the post-show smoke Ralph is just like hey would you ever want to try that radio show at that theater and I was like hockey I want to do his podcast he was like yeah let's try it out and so I was driving home and I texted him at a light I said we could Hollywood Babylon book called Hollywood babble-on that was about like you got to be stories about Hollywood people and stuff but we spell that of course differently and stuff and that was my that's what I brought to Babylon other than that Ralph build that entire thing and then my job became to sit next to him and react to the news which is that's why I love that podcast so much because as you can tell I f****** love the sound of my voice and I wind up talkin talkin talkin on smodcast I would lead on Jay and Silent Bob get old it's really about Jason Mewes I wound up wind up talking a bunch but with Babylon I get to sit there while he's the main act and I'm the end of the second banana I don't it's it's nice to be able to top and bottom in the world of podcasting like you know it it's it gives you a place to go if I'm topping all the time right then I'm talking about my thoughts and what I believe in and the experiences I've had people but then sometimes check out and talk about somebody else's shitnon the podcast we do Call Fatman on Batman that's what we do I just sit around and go like oh my god you watch The Avengers and s*** like that so you get to concentrate on that kind of stuff so yeah the Babylon thing Groot insanely organically we started at that little theater sat 48 people and since he was on the radio every morning he can just f****** sell it out he'd be like this website is on Santa Monica Boulevard in an area where they put up a few black box theater this this sections called the complex and we had one theater in the complex and repainted it and hung up like all the artwork like you got our work based on the podcast out in the hallway same thing we're essentially built a shrine to Scott Mosier my co-host improve smodcast and so the idea was we're going to do nothing but smodcast here but since Scott didn't suddenly go in till I get so weak you know it stayed pretty much the same we had a theater with nothing going on in and stuff so I started trying other things Babylon became one of them Jay and Silent Bob get old also came out of that experience as well who's the co-host on this very fun podcast he does Macaulay Culkin I was putting a bug in your ear dude f*** he give good talk good oral I mean that sounds filthier than I meant to but you know what I'm saying like as a guest f****** fascinating and funny and anyway Matt and Macaulay do a podcast called bunny ears and so Matt Cohen was the guy that I'd open smodcastle if I got was got gone out and found it and stuff so we kept it open for like one year and then let it go because what had happened was like the battle show sold so well so quickly all the time that it became clear like we could move this to a bigger theater this is the thing he was on the radio all the time so it was easy to move seats so we went up to the Levites member of the Jon Lovitz comedy club like you can have 95 or 100% of the doors of some ridiculous and over there for a while is on the radio all the time so it was easy to move seats so we went up to the love its members of Jon Lovitz Comedy Club Ralph and went to the Improv and Lovett and Lovett tour like you can have 95 or 100% of the doors of some ridiculous and and that was the only reason we went up there were there for a while things fell out of its and stuff and then we moved to the Improv instead so we've been there ever since and now we do it on the road quite a bit and stuff


    Joe Rogan - He Lived with a Pack of Wolves!?
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    lights at night if you're if you're locking massive moose and Caribou like watching Caribou migraine grizzly bears eating blueberries and you know I've been I spend so much time with Wolves up in these areas and in really engaged with the wolves and stuff and just it's just always had these experiences to me and that's what really started to mean that's what really mattered the most me was being in these areas taking a deep breath being super present being super wear and seeing all these different things that were killing my soul right true soul food while I was hunting a moose or while I was hunting in Caribou and then maybe being successful on a moose or Caribou Inn in skinning it out and in feeling the weight on my back so I'm getting it back to camp in the northern lights are overhead or the if they're not out the stars are out and I'm hearing wolves howling and you know I live with a pack of wolves I was I was doing research for the US fish and wildlife service and I ran a research camp igenex camp for the from June through September May through September whatever I did 5 years in Rowan and one year pack of wolves moved into my research Camp and all it was was I mean whoa fly fishing one night and I was standing on the bank of a river casting an eerie Little River that I was on his pretty quiet but it had a good flow And We Were Us waiting for Sam to come up and us fly fishing for Grayling and I just kind of eerie feeling this by myself and I was just had a serious feeling I was being watched and and I happen to look behind me and there's a big Alders ticket right these least of these bushes that are probably 10 to 12 feet high at green leaves on them in these Twisted gnarly almost like a you know Boo Radley type tree like gnarly branches and I mine mine mine and you know I'm walking on Wolf and grizzly bear tracks has I'm fishing so I'll just stand back in the hollers and it was it was like a movie so might my eyes were starting to truncate down on the leaves and then all the sudden it came to this little opening I could see a wolf's face staring at me through the holders and and she was probably 10 yards away something and I just said hey you know I just said hey I said hey Mom I was going on and I just got fishing cuz I want her to know that I knew and I turn my back on her I catfishing what lo and behold she comes out on The Sandbar with me and she starts walking down behind me and it's funny cuz if I didn't make eye contact she was totally chill but if I made eye contact shoot snarl at me she raised her lips up and give a little deep-seated growl and so she was standing now she's probably 3ft behind me literally right there and so I'm just like hey Mom what's going on just cast my fly rod and and like when I'm not looking at her she's kind of trying to check me out if she's doing the whole nose extension getting away with so she moves off she was off. Social Security going away where we going so I'm just like whatever but I'm so she left and she was going to attack you away from you that's a good question two maybe even two and a half feet she's right behind you could touch her it gets much better it gets a whole summer with her and all the other animals in the in the pack so the next day I hear her Howell down the river so I'm just messing around so I held back to her she howls back to me instantly I held back to her all the sudden I see her she's now standing exactly where I was staying the night before it's all true story she's sitting on her butt bright like you would see a German shepherd sitting staring at me so I give her just a little coil or She lays down she maintains eye contact with me and then she just sitting there staring at me and then she sits up again and I howl again it's still a little one She lays down again she just maintaining eye contact then she believes that night so that area that under that I was on greatly impacted by even foot traffic so you have to be really careful where you step cuz you know your footprint will be there for a long time so we can walk on these little plants that we made out of two-by-fours I would sit up on logs our you know that we placed in and put a place I'd 10 rice lap and I had a genetics 10 where I get all my stuff that I had to cook 10 things like that and so but right in front of my tent I had this little platform where I would get dressed in the morning cuz I would I would literally live for 5 and 1/2 months in a little two-and-a-half person pop up tent so I get out in the morning and get dressed on this little piece of wood in breakfast or whatever works the river in the middle of the night that alpha male sitting on my little platform Minnie Howell right outside my tent and I sat up and I grabbed my gun and I was just sitting there and it woke me up from a dead sleep sitting there panting like Donald looking all around and I didn't know what it was when I heard something and I was just big male set my time back down and I just laid back down but those two instances just started each day the next day I come out and I'm walking to the genetics 10th and I see him he's 20 yards away and he's paralleling me on this plank and I go into the cook tent and then I'm kind of like peeking out the little Corners you know like I wanted I cuz I don't know what they're doing I want to walk out and get attacked or deny I don't think that's what they have no body language ever what is the body language of curiosity curiosity and yeah but it was just like it was just like that movie Never Cry Wolf that's exactly how the Wolverine games at me about a researcher book by Farley Mowat of a researcher that went up to the Canadian government had they were thinking that wolves were decimating these Caribou herds and so they sent us biologist up there to research the world to see Caribou they are killing in the basement with a while just found out was at the Wolverine killing any Caribou zero Caribou they were killing redback voles and they were fishing in there doing otherwise they're eating small animals which is basically a very large part with wolves do they eat very small animals and occasionally kill Caribou occasionally kill most things like that in certain areas there they can be really hardcore predators and other areas that use a lot of mice and so but that's how these walls are engaging with the movie inquisitive they're coming around and and so these these wounds they were just always present like even I would go hiking just to get some exercise and literally three or four of them would go with me and it hang back like 56-yard behind me but with me and then it started to really grow as we have this research gear that's in the river so that we can count speciate and Sample the salmon as they swim through to go spawn the salmon spawn they all died right in so they would spawn die and they come back and then wash up on my gear until I have all these bats why the wolves are there they wanted to eat the dead fish that were coming back down and so as I started toss fish off on the banks of the river use I was tossing back into the river but I talked him on the banks of freshwater fish and the Wolf started eating them and then our relationship just kept growing and growing and growing and growing and then I'm spending like three and a half months with them did you think while you were this is probably how human beings and wolves yes develop a relationship hundred percent actually I feel bad saying this and I hope I don't offend anybody but I was working with two Inuit guys to ask more guys may want to shoot all these wolves I kind of lied to him and I just said man like have you ever seen wolves behave like this the mall is there a chance that some of these walls could be some of your ancestors you know and I know that's not true at least I think I know that's not true but they're like yeah yeah so I just was trying to convince his ex they want to blast these things and so I just convinced them not to shoot the Wolves I feel like an ass while singing you know when the eye in the idea of management like it when we are in in in the short that Jamie is just plain who we are that we play you can see some wolves in there in a few years ago I got surrounded by a pack of wolves in the Arctic with the crew and it filmed really beautifully and that it was an it was one of the most remarkable engagements I've ever had in the wilderness and they were definitely their body language was definitely looking at us as though are we food right so this. Was one of them I like six or seven wolves come in behind us so this wolf would be in front of us two or three others would be behind us but you can see they're not attacking us they're not even hunting us but you can just see like they're wondering you know is there is there a play here right is there is there a play here in and I'm not being a top guy there wasn't an ounce that I didn't have a not a fiber of my body was afraid at any point there's probably 6 7 moles around us within 10 all in their Communicator doing the satellite and then they just moved off and it turns out that the the moose that I was stalking I think they were stalking to there's a big bowl that was bedded and if they weren't stalking him cuz I think they would have had their hands full with him. If they weren't stalking him and they were just moving in that general direction and they were for sure hunting and I've just I've always had a tremendous respect them and I've always spent I am just a vast I'm always had time with them I'm always a time and then I've always been I've had wolf tags in my pocket before you know this kind of falls under the same idea of conservation like these walls right here right I had a wolf tag in my pocket and my bowl I could have ever owned any of these wolves easily multiples of them probably but I want to kill a wolf here because I they know when another wolf is gone right there the pack knows and so that that weighs on me that's why I write like why kill him what is there any of them for me is like I didn't have I didn't do my homework for this area so I was just like I don't know if there's a lot of one of the explorers that traveled during Lewis and Clark days his favorite meal was wolf and that wolf was his favorite thing to eat I've never eaten it yeah I would have a real hard time I just couldn't there too much like dogs I think there's some sort of a genetic memory that we have our relationship with Wolves they mean they become dogs and they become are you know our Companions and they become a part of our community yeah it just wasn't it wasn't for me when the pilot pick me up Isaac other now he's not I'm not telling you is running survey series like there's a lot of wolves hear there's a lot of predation on moose here so we're trying or trying to really cut the Wolves down here by and I saw a lot of work but I also saw a ton of moose and I saw a ton of cows and I saw a lot of cabs and lots of big bold so everything seem to be functioning in that area and I also saw a ton of voles there's a lot of voles wolves do extremely well eating them until you see the little tunnels right in the tundra and stuff and I think wolves eat a lot smaller prey than people think on average right we see Sensational things of small dogs are or wolves and we filmed I don't know if it did you see that Dingo on that we filmed in Australia 4 pack hunting the Asiatic water buffaloes nobody's ever seen it before nobody's ever filmed it before we had the dingo Institute call us immediately from Australia we had Tango small tiny dude Dingle researchers they want the whole crew set down he was totally committed they're trying to kill that calf right there and still that calf is monstrous right so there's four five six on there and then they chased a stampede the whole herd directly right into it that's what you're seeing right here in that the herd actually comes to like 15 ft before they split around as we're all sitting on our butts and then the dingoes actually turn their attention to us and they come in around Aussie should you can see it instantly looking at us as a warm meal but like wolves like grizzly bears live black bears very quickly they looking in a guy ass is not going to work out for me yeah they don't want to die you know what I mean and the idea is that they're going to chase them and wear them out and that one of the Cavs going to be separating to take it down yeah but they're like 35 lb that's so crazy that I just probably like a hundred pounds


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with Vegans is the Problem with People
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    and in literally you can read that sign and always feel like I so beautiful like all those corn stalks and they'll be food for us forever and why cook when you cannot the percentage of diners or dinners rather eating at home that were actually made at home in the u.s. is so weird having you here so weird that this is just dinner so so the percentage of a dinners eating at home that were actually made it home in the US somewhere around 60% so then that 60% you got to think there's the mom or the dad that's cooking and then the kids that are eating the food so they're not cooking s*** no way lower than human beings are eating cooked food that they cook them self yeah so how can you how can you stand on any sort of Laurels at all without at least asking some questions people lived their answers are they feel better if they think that they are doing no harm and the way to do no harm is to eat vegan so this is the ideology behind it and I understand it I get it I appreciate it but the f****** anger at people who don't follow that path is where it gets real squirrelly you know and it's a small number of people in my act that the problem with vegans is the problem with people it's not veganism it's people if you get a room that has a hundred people in it the odds of one of those people being a f****** idiot is 100% it's almost 100% that one of them is a f****** idiot yeah so if you get 300 million people you have 3 million f****** idiots and some of those folks o'regan's that's the problem with veganism it's not it's not veganism itself it's there's a percentage of human beings that they don't have to do anything to become vegans right they just join this group it's not like you have a well we're thinking about allowing you into the vegan culture but we want to know what your philosophy is are you a hateful person are you a person is looking to be a vegan so you just talk s*** about other people are you looking to be angry looking to be in a group or a gang of plant-based gas and put the word vegan in front of your name and just start talking s*** cuz that's a lot of angry hateful things of these people right and this is vegans but it's not like that at all people most people are not like that at all but there's a certain percentage of them and they claimed veganism usually put that name the word vegan in their f****** screen name that's how you could spot those assholes yeah you know what it is is not necessarily a problem of diet it's a problem nature is that people love to stand on the moral High Ground they love to point down all the other people whether it's a religious issue like you're not eating Halal or you're not eating kosher or you and your eating meat on Good Friday for the f*** it is they just decide that they have this moral High Ground that you don't have so f*** you I'm doing it right and it really comes from our own questions of our own existence and this messiness that we are all inherently aware of that life eats big time Big Time there was a guy that I did a podcast without a main and he was used for sure a vegetarian you might have been a vegan but then he started and he's off four-door big time it's actually pretty remarkable what he does but I think 99% of his food he finds in the forest year-round he's just into it big time process all the food from Wild apples to acorn Daniel Vitalis he didn't want to he has his completely against hunting you didn't want to kill anything he's like that's why is eating insects a little bit of hate mail when I started eating damselflies and dragonflies I got to get a little bit of hate mail and then and then a friend of his was like you know we should let go gig some frogs you know when he's like a hundred oh okay so I'll do it when he started catching frogs like man like there's a lot of meat on one of these frogs I guess it's it's it's like 20 dragonflies you knowing and he got he got a little bit more black for and then it's a buddy of his want to take him fishing and they caught a trout and he's like oh my God it's like three frogs because it's three frog and so what he said corn Xenon so like he's quitting this to work until he got just kept moving up the food chain and he's like me and then one year he killed a turkey in any 80 told me like I killed a snowshoe hare and he's like I was blown away at how much meat is on a snowshoe hare he's like that was like three meals for him in his girlfriend financially but significantly and so it's just people equate all these things to you know the true that we relate more to mammals obviously we're mammals you know and then you bringing something like a bear that has anthropomorphic mean album aneurysms right you watch a black bear for a half a day in your light you see your dad like I just sat on his ass for 4 hours and so you know there's things like that but that's where this I think that's where this really cool engagement comes from with Hunters is and there's a lot of hunters like I talk to a lot of hunters and I don't want to be negative I'm trying not to be negative but I talked to a lot of nothing in common with them nothing like you hunt I hunt I don't even think we have that in common cuz I see how you hunt and it had nothing to do with how and so that's that's a stop it's like saying with the vegans the others I'm sure there's vegan set sit at home and just grab her face and go I can't believe somebody just said that I can't believe they sent a death threat yeah we're vegan we do they have some Fisher dear me from you like okay now I'm starting this is a while ago but I'm like okay now I'm starting to get it here like people of ethical concerns you know Quest people that were not Hunters that ask great questions you in a way better than conversations I've had guys that call themselves Hunters at times some yeah I mean this again it's the problem with human beings right there certain parts of the hunting culture that are really a boring they they're the people that think it's funny or fun to shoot as many animals as they are and they don't they don't have any consideration to do I think it's funny or fun to shoot as many animals as they can and they don't they don't have any consideration to do that that this life has been taken so that your life can be nurtured her get nutrition from this animal and they're not thinking of it in terms of this cycle of Life there just thinking of in terms of to suck that the worst aspects that you get like in a movie about hunting


    Joe Rogan - Canada Banned Grizzly Bear Hunting
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    the same problem we had was like Cecil the lion and s*** like that they think that you're just doing it to be an a****** and you just want this thing on your wall and head on your wall I do have some contention and you tell me and like like for instance like the grizzly bear issue being shut down and BC grizzly bear hunting maybe can explain and I guess you're probably correct with trophy hunting rights were Hunters were killing these animals and just taking the skulls and hides and leaving the flesh behind and and I don't know I've never have I ever hunted NBC once but I was actually more in a sheep on but this notion of like like the gentleman that killed Cecil the lion like if you're really going to kill an animal and just take a tide pretty significant issue with that and so like I I just hope these Hunters that the guys are hunting the grizzly bears I just I wonder if this was more of a hunter instilled issue than then people are even bringing light into it cuz if if people were killing grizzly bears in British Columbia taking their hides taking their skulls and taking all the flash I feel like we'd still be grizzly bear hunting in British Columbia I don't know I mean maybe maybe grizzly bears are another notch up even above black bears in terms of like correct rinella calls charismatic megafauna people love those things they are amazing to look at and we all want them around it works. Incredible animal but it's this thing of trophy hunting is he will you think of some lazy ass hold a rifle that stands on top of a lion you know if there's gives his image that I found online and I was looking at was like that is that's why people have a problem with trophy hunting jacket on I-5 this fat f*** who should never in a million years without that rifle and have a more the help ya help especially the help right they have this line there and he's perched up on the line like he did some amazing thing I mean while that's probably one of those cage lines anyway yeah they have so many areas high fence hunts where they let these lines they have them all caged up and they throw cows over the dead cows over the pain over the wall the pain the lines tear apart and then they pick one and take that one out into the Wilderness Area with all fenced in anyway and then they let it loose and then lion stays in the area cuz it has no idea what is boundary is what territory is what what other wines are in that area is a lot of times they sit still and they wait for a while for the figure out what their territory is the hunter comes in shoots it stands on it takes a picture of me you shot of pea if you told me she said hey man I went into Tanzania I went into Dino the wildest part and backpacked in and set up camp and I was there for 40 Days Inn you know I killed killed 1/8 Planes game and I worked with the locals and and and you know I shared meet with these different tribes and and man we found a pride of lions and there was a giant Maine to mail and there's another sister Pride over here and we you know We snuck in and we kill them we hunted him we kill them you know we skinned them out we took his Flash and we went on an honest hunt and we Engage The Wild here and we removed an animal Wicked I would love to I'd love to see that film I'd love to hear you tell me that store has anybody eat lions I don't know I never even heard of it and if you're not I want you to come down to my concession I get these off daily not a million dollars but if it if you come down will you come down on my concession and shoot a giraffe I'm just making this up but I'm trying to pick as you animal will you come down and shoot a giraffe I'd love to see you come down and fill in this by blonde and you know the answer is no by a large areas that we could drive you around there for a week and you never see the sights and less of my wild yeah because their habitats with the fence essentially keep people out here protect them from poachers these areas because people with greed will take they'll kill anything that you get a few dollars in the marketplace for four Market me and then certainly to sell a hide to maybe even more fat hunter that or person that calls themselves a hunter that wants a lion on their wall that doesn't even want to engage in the process right there by the skin or something that's why there's trade and tiger skins and things like this but the giraffes have absolutely taken off their very very successful in their decimating the vegetation here and they're starting to fight each other with great severity and we're finding dead bowls and stuff we need to remove 10 animals from this hurdle you come down and shoot 10 giraffes with me a hundred percent absolutely I can come down and contribute to the Ecology of an area either as a hunter or as somebody that's just removing animals with a high-powered rifle to create some more balance I'm all into it but if I'm going to pay you $70,000 to get a big mandilion so I can have my photo with a big maned lion that I can show my friends be like huh that's when I was in Botswana I could tell you that story no interest in it and I think some of that stuff is maybe really poisonous for hunting it was almost impossible to find any support for the guy who did that thing and you know what it was legal. It was I mean you know people say was a colour-blind yet blunt you can't really tell like they have giant Maine even if it was it doesn't mean anything you can shoot colored animals it's real hard to justify if you're not eating it mean why why would you want to do it why would you want to go and how to line it doesn't make any sense you'd have to be an a****** because not asking himself any questions I'll tell you that right right why is he doing why would you want to do it why would you want to go and how to lie it doesn't make any sense you'd have to be an a****** because not asking himself any questions I'll tell you that right why is he doing


    Joe Rogan on Sea World Mistreating Orca Whales
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    LG that they're attached to that is it's it's it's not tenable it's not you can't argue it you know the idea of ethical treatment of animals I'm 100% with that I f****** hate the whole idea of captive orcas that to me is one of the big roast that freaks me the f*** out that we can take these alien creatures that are essentially as smart as us probably and put in swimming pools and justify and that the only time they've ever killed in recorded history is been in those swimming pools yeah they don't kill people in the wild in El everything else they kill whales they killed dolphins they kill sharks they don't fuk with people in fact has been instances where they save people and yet we've decided to put those so me and Peter are on the hundred percent the same page that and peeta's retweeted a bunch of s*** that I put up before which is really weird they retweeted a bunch of s*** that I put up about you know about orcas and when I'm done that people like you know right and then then it gets you know radio silence my hate for you no Orca kept yeah you know I had one of the most I had some I've been fortunate to have remarkable engagements with wildlife in my life but two years ago in in VC I'd one with a killer whale and it was it was wicked and to this day I regret not making the decision I'm about to tell you about but we had been bear hunting on the coast and we're in a boat cruising back to the harbor and we found two pots of killer whales three big bowls in a bunch of cows that were hunting and I'll be kept as they would come out there chasing salmon as they would come up will you just get closer just filling them or even just to see them and then they go down and so I don't know if it was just happenstance of where we were but we came up we're just kind of waiting for the whole pod to come up and all son just 50 feet from the boat becomes a huge dorsal fin of this bowl comes right at our boat bumps into our boat I'm standing on the in the Crow's Nest essentially I'm on the roof of the boat looking at this thing comes up bumps into our boat and he just Glides his left side all along the boat so his left pectoral fin is probably under our gunnel if you will or under our Hall until he's just dragging his Fin and he rotates on its side dragging his dorsal fin along our side exhales covering our Director of Photography Williams face in his spray and as he's doing this he goes he hugs the bow of our boat and he never ever breaks eye contact with me he's staring at me out of his left eye literally rolling his eye over and he just cruises all the way around the boat and I wanted to dive in and I just wasn't sure like I didn't want to be one of these you know did I do also didn't want to have like some sort of shallow water blackout because the water was so cold so I didn't want to dive in and have also like I didn't know how I my body would react cuz I ain't been in the water yet and so and then also I was like you know I'd watch Blackfish whatever that film is really killed a bunch of folks in SeaWorld in NBC and saw just like well what if you know there's got to be a first you know wolves never kill anyone any either and then you know some young lady went jogging and BC and son of a b**** well there's a long history will keep killing people on the path I'm just saying you know like you know in recorded time it was still it was it was he maintain eye contact turned and then just continued on with the haunt that is absolutely Wicked I mean literally his ten feet tall and it is just you know when you drag something against another object with four C notes you know he was just very engaged with the boat and really that tall yeah yeah it's like Bigfoot Bigfoot would be in a zoo right next to the f****** orangutans you know what you like look at the big monkey ass stupid monkey you know what yeah but orcas mean they speak in a language that we can't decipher we don't know what they're saying but we know that they have dialects we know that they they stay in these pods for life they they they have this family organization and they all stay in their Clan the f****** incredible and you seen using Blackfish obviously angry oh yeah Furious that this is a giant business that they take these things and big they buy them from other organizations and I've had you know I just I've had real problems with it for a long time and I'm I felt my friend Phil demurs he was a trainer at Marineland and he's been on the podcast many many times and he's involved these constant lawsuits with Marineland he was a walrus trainer and he also trained killer whales and he's giving us some real insight into the horrors of what it's like in Marineland and even in SeaWorld and what they're doing are they how they get these orcas in and how they're treated in and how bad it is for them to be trapped in these environments and how their Dorsal fins go limp because they never have to deal with current and they atrophy the whole thing is sick do they still have them now like that to some weird that the whole thing they can't I think they can still breed them them in the whole thing is f***** up man it's it's just like slavery it's like we had aliens as slaves we just couldn't wear like what he saying I don't know what you're saying do you get in the pool if you want to fish in the f****** pool mean that's basically what's going on it's gross yeah it's it's sick twisted you know and I just so that's where me and Peter we're on the same page yeah that the whole thing they can't I think they can still breed them though mean the whole thing is f***** up man it's it's just like slavery it's like we had aliens as slaves we just couldn't wear like what he saying I don't know what you're saying did you get in the pool if you want to fish in the f****** pool mean that's basically what's going on it's gross yeah it's it's 6 yeah it's twisted you know and I just so that's where me and Peter we're on the same page


    Joe Rogan on Mackenzie Dern Missing Weight & Her Accent
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    is that a sitting in that hot tub and then because I didn't have the sauna hooked up I just want to go in the hot tub and and then I lay down like the partition and I had like one leg dangling in the cold pool and one leg dangling in the waters really good looking and I'm sure you're starving and I just like because she like I was literally sitting in the locker room with her like we are giggling at UFC 222 like because we're both like curvy right and we're sitting in the locker room laughing about how much that s*** ways you know in a psyche what can you do about that human if you could you really want who I and then to come to how much over like she got her fight right away announced right away you know that she was fighting me it wasn't 19th something and it's just like that like when you have that date in mind I mean it's not me it's her it's I don't have her body I don't have her problems I don't have her life I do you know not my doesn't mean anything to me but to know you have a fight and it's signed up and it's ready like yeah I know it's maintenance like that that's not even doing anything different is just maintenance but like these weight cuts are harder and harder on us as we get older I don't know what her body is doing I don't know 25 other girls that I know that it's the exact same thing like the morning of made way about to go downstairs and there's that f***** looking at you right think what would happen if he asked her to leave the lab is there a long time to do wasn't she would like cuz when I went to go train down there she was she was already she was there one of the days I don't know I'm not sure I'm not sure but I know her dad he's doesn't eat each and Arizona maggot I think that it was worlds we're both purple belts I think is open division so I was like I was heavier than her by the next week class and I went to take her down a double-leg they're all big and then like where we landed so if this is like the square we landed like right here and so they called it out so they reset Us in the middle so no points again I'm like okay noted I can't Don't Go Near that line so I go and I shoot another double pick her up to go take her down again same thing but like it's out of balance again cuz it's too close cuz my doubles like a tackle you know and then we go back in the middle and we shake hands and we go this time I go shoot I pick her up that look at the rest Like Mike. I passed and then I think should I stop back for a straight ankle lock and they're like and they disqualified me what and they're like you can't I do like you can't you can't do that need to go you're just tell me what I did and they said that I reached the knee but I like I don't I really don't think I did do you know so you think they were just joking the system to try to get her to win cuz she's Brazilian I don't know I don't know I would really like to have but at the same time I want to make the statement of I have your Birthright like I got this you know I made it to some pretty badass tournaments in and you know just like fighting the way I fight in trying not to give a s*** about all of that and I got continued to do that I want to do the same you know but that was that was a rough one for me like I was excited about that turn their trained hard for that tournament and I think we were each other's like I do remember what matching of the tournament it was wet to be disqualified and it is like but I still don't you have to go against the joint I don't know I do not like I wish I could draw you a picture show you a finger bent weird needed a little so but we were in you know and in the third round and being a dick you know and I'm just like you know until they like making me the points and then I pass it back for that and now I'm just qualified and it is like and I like her like months earlier and so when the match is over and we go and we're like standing next to them they like Instagram of her after one day in Liverpool Liverpool and is basically her talking but Darren tells voice instead it's a rough as I'm not playing it don't play Jamie don't even pull it up I will not do that to her perfect English like this is really bizarre so George could y'all came in with me and he's like just in case she gets messed up anymore it's in like I didn't even question I was like okay I was confused but wait a minute I know she speaks perfect English is ridiculous what day went crazy everybody was like what in the f*** is happening I didn't question I'm like look I'm just here to interviewer I just want her to meet you want to speak in Portuguese want speaking English I don't give a f*** but I was like why do you need a translator like that's that's insane huge demographic in primarily the biggest American I'm curious if there's like a benefit or marketing or something to that would make that more immense national pride and the daughter of a Brazilian jiu-jitsu Legend and you know it's speaking perfect Portuguese and English and other I guess maybe that's the idea find it I don't know she's killing it though like technically in with her style and I mean like everything that she brings to the table is is already going to do you know it's like don't f*** that up so they will get it to the point where I think I look condescending you know where am I I just want this conversation was easy as possible for you because I'm already awkward like let me help you out you know that's a different when I was a kid I definitely had a Boston accent but I heard myself talk on TV once when I was like 19 it was a Boston accent I was like Oh no I got to get rid of that like how did I pick that up so quick I got to get rid of that like how did I pick that up so quick and my family is all Minnesota rural you know and so when I go home I get that'll stick around for a few weeks


    Joe Rogan - Florida is a Strange Place
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    like shoulder-to-shoulder person-to-person I feel like a bit of a disconnect you know but social media it like we get to share information sometimes not good information sometimes it's good information like but the fact that people are communicating I think it's important it's it's making people take stands on things that they're all finding out do you believe that too or I think that to a cool like I can find my people you know but on the actual like oxytocin like social side people actually getting to know each other like those like intimate relationships like that part is is suffering a little bit from it I think that's suffering a little bit of real life because people are in cars there in traffic they're isolated then they go to work in a cubicle all day and they get home and they're in their apartment of their house yeah there's not a lot of like interaction with people and just think this is just a side effect of Modern Life in La there's so many people next to each other and almost nobody knows her neighbor strange what I'm talking about as I think countries are stupid like States I think countries like States like I think we should build a wall over Florida before we should build a wall over Mexico alien as like say Finland or something like that I mean it's just it's just a fact that you can move out of Florida and LifeLock forward now I'm going to I'm going to move to Atlanta and he go up there and like you can't nobody stops you you just go but if you're in Tijuana like you like nah dog doesn't mess up your b**** seems like super f****** strange and almost like guaranteeing that those spots are fuct forever the only way that anything's ever going to level out is if you let anybody travel wherever they want and nobody's willing to do that because it might f****** the good spots like La Jolla but be like no no no real estate in the world right and unbelievable beautiful views and you could walk to Mexico from La Jolla you can walk I mean what's the distance between Tijuana and La Jolla let's guess let me guess imma say it's 50 miles maybe so maybe 30 miles so it's like a marathon like a Marathon run which people do they run it all day run marathons all-time 2032 neighborhoods of a third world country and 32 miles away you have like these unbelievable mansions on these Bluffs overlooking the ocean that shitt very weird exactly it's very weird and that Coronado the island that's all super wealthy people right that's where Dick Cheney lives apparently and what is that called the peninsula but they have an ability at both the peninsula Edge and the bridge to shut it down as a community if it's going down on the island and they don't want someone to get off those filled only with rich people yeah it's like one of the most wealthy places on the planets one little spot off Miami still with Rich folks waiting for a hurricane to f****** there was a tiny neighborhood of massive houses and drama oh there's drama people work at that's not safe nothing feel safe I love Miami I just it's so strange it's such a every time I go down there I'm like you should have to have a passport to come here


    Joe Rogan - Cat Zingano's Struggle with Anti-depressants
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    and you might be the best example of how doesn't work but so you go to this that the Mayo Clinic put you on antidepressants because you just feel like s*** like the different problems that I had right so I can't have any other medications that will help that so I have to be more conservative with it and one way they thought to do it is cuz of my cortisol level is really high they're talking about and I mean granted I have a lot of stress especially like life hasn't been easy your husband passed away you're in the toughest probably the toughest sport on the planet Earth in the top 10 so you're in this weird position where you never know when you're going to fight who you going to find does it cost to mount and it's not like I'm making millions of dollars doing it either now and I also have a kid going through what I'm going through so it's not like I get to like split and cut corners and just so I go there they tell me you know we could probably lower your cortisol levels if we could order lower your stress levels so we'll try antidepressants that make you feel old so yeah they they put me on the flat like all that training camp getting ready for Juliana I'm just like okay it'll it'll take off in the five I feel good in the fight like one they say they want to kill you know nothing the guy was okay which usually like especially two weeks out I have this like flesh of emotions you know where I'm like fetal position in the corner like what the f*** and then once it's over all I want to do is kill you know but again I didn't have that either what kind of made me nervous cuz my my other friend Barb honchak she's a new 25 or we would always like call each other and laugh at how dumb we're being at that point like but that was all gone with the today put you on Zoloft Paxil keep going so so they put you on the stuff and did they try different ones you know because a lot of time in a bunch of weight like I need to still be able to sleep like I have to be able to have like and whatever and so this is like the best they they could have for me so anyway Cafe with Juliana you know I feel like the first round I came out how I wanted you know and then halfway through the second round like is just awful like she had my old coaches in her corner you know what's weird about that fight is I could hear you and I could like this is where the flat came in is like I wasn't I didn't feel like I was in the fight like I could see her beans feet and I could hear you talking about us and I I I saw like I can hear Juliana coaches and it was breaking my heart they were coaching against me because they were my Colorado Jim and she went with them and I know she would change with them previously so I mean before she had taken a fight but to me it was like f***** up to hear you know and it hurt me in a way like it's I wish I could explain it better but it was like I heard them and I just wanted to go home you know I look at the clock and likenesses be over I don't want to go back to Colorado I want to move like and I literally this side of the cage I had my past in Colorado I had these coaches I had the drama with that with that Jim like how everything went and and then on this site was like all new problems like San Diego Eric and then we're good like there's a lot of pain partners are son use similar to Colorado different but in the right way if you don't mind is like I just want to know indeed it did that fight convince you to stop taking them so after that fight I went to what did I do I think I went to the ski and people unlike what to do about that I've been talked to Gordon dr. Gordon there is a more conservative way to help me with those issues as well and so I was talking with him I had him talk to them they were all trying to figure out a way but still there's like there's no ways to even just naturally bring you up was really the place that was like okay I'm going to go here I've tried everything else I'm going to go here and if they can't fix me then then I'm going to have to be done


    Joe Rogan - Trolling Is More Prevalent Now
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    being under like like this isn't the most forgiving crowd you know I can wait until you're having a s*** day definitely not the worst I've it's crazy and you're so vulnerable as a fighter and the fans might be the meanest well and I didn't even start doing my own social media my my husband in my social media and so all of a sudden I get thrown into social media and how social media works when I'm at my most liked lovana herbalist how do you change a bright child but a Michael How will I know how I did he's like just f****** know in here yeah the tax that you would get from a Holly Holm or someone you respect versus a texie get from some fat slob sitting at eat Cheetos fart in their hands the same person like it looks the same as untaxed but it is just you're going to get like some people that just want to hurt your feelings because they suck and their life is terrible like I've never met a hater that's doing great I go on YouTube and I just go make comments so just trying to hurt someone's feelings I just got caught up to the Bone say fuckedupshit about dead relatives and what they did wrong on those people all just losers just f****** losers you know I mean it's just no way around it that's all they are essays so far play wouldn't someone who was a fan or someone even if someone's from an opposing team in like she ain't s*** just saying that because they want to beat you you know it's like but the haters that you're dealing with online that just this alot look life is f****** complicated it's hard to get right and as you're seeing with your very difficult career there's there's a lot of like decisions to be made there so you can f*** it up you got to build back up again try and you're a smart person who strong and successful for losers life is impossible it's impossible and so they go through life just angry and depressed and sad and failing at everything they do but they still have a phone or they still have a laptop in like you f****** c*** you f****** loser and that's what you're getting that's why they're angry they're angry at life because they got dealt a s*** existence right they have bad genetics they have a bad family they have a bad job they live in a bad neighborhood they have bad people around them they feel bad everything's wrong and but they still get to talk to still get to talk s*** and they still get to type things type me and things out with your work see what you do and you do that already you know when you're a human being you're going to make mistakes you're going to do things right you going to do things wrong and you going to have these epic moments and you can have these failures cuz that's just a part of like doing things that are complicated but can't read the car he definitely can't take him to Heart they're in pain is the only reason why they would lash out at you like that the truth and the truth even if it was the truth the way in which people say it and the reason why they're saying is because they want to hurt your feelings they're not being kind you know there's a lot of that going on today me and even then even in the media the way people tell stories and write stories and write articles about people it's like they're not this is it's not just that they're trying to tell the facts explain what's happening the trying to cut people down and hurt people and it's this is I wonder how much of it has to do with the fact that are f****** president does that because it seems more prevalent now than ever before the seems like is like a trend and I think a lot of like one things about the present whoever the president is as they do some people that are not going to listen to anything he says but there's a certain amount of people that are going to take his actions and use it as almost like a barometer take his actions and use it as almost like a barometer example of how they should behave and how this country behaves it's like he's the top dog and when the top dog is insulting people all the time saying shity things


    Joe Rogan - Cat Zingano on Her Brain Damage
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    for you it gets you off of the antidepressants and get you feeling better and all these different people in their demands found the the research on it by treating his own autistic kid and you can see the before and after videos of this kid and it's like damn okay and then I brought my son into cuz he has ADHD and he's off his medication now as well so I'm going in there they do an EEG first and then they can tell which parts of your brain are firing at what hurts and seeing the congruent season like how all of that is happening or not happening and then they kind of prescribed these these different disease machines like on your on your brain that make these like electric impulses that their magnetic too kind of speed up or slow down the different parts of your brain so if the front of your brain is moving slower than the back of your brain or whatever so they're noticing obviously patterns with Fighters hockey players football players like like people that are leading with their heads basically having like with the veterans are like emotional things to wear ever and I mean having a compartmentalize as well things like that and then PTSD is when it's an involuntary in it I didn't all comes in and and that so you know I have been diagnosed with PTSD I had walked in there with medication because of being depressed and the anxiety and in all that like my symptoms were terrible and I know they're a combination of things but even like my startle reflex like you know I could hear someone come walking around the corner like clack-clack-clack hear their shoes but the second I see them it would it would stop my 1st 2nd and that's like s*** on your adrenal glands do you know and in all the stuff was that you know anxiety that I don't know it was it was hard to fall asleep at night you know my memory was crapping in this is all you know different stuff happened in all these other Fighters that I know as well but I mean like I said I've been trying things so much so much over the past few years that I get excited about and either it works or it doesn't and the the point is is now I found this and I feel better from this but I I was so excited about all these other things like I can't just start telling everybody of the new thing that I found because I've said that I've been excited about like everything else with this one this morning fun injuries like you know if I rolled my ankle or hurt my toe like you could bring the swelling down from this to to normal essentially in like an hour and a half just working with this like TENS unit on it and then I mean they originally used it for racehorses and infer you know super expensive million-dollar horses like that equipment they brought over was like 90 grand and likes like these really specific like Special Metals that were put into these plates and they do stuff like that that wasn't working on my head it was working on injuries and it was working on I want to say it helps with like my like digestive system maybe or my I don't remember some some other things it is helping with two but what I started doing that or I was doing that when I walked into mindset and started doing that treatment like an arm that goes on a specific part of your brain and that you know you close your eyes and it sends these these magnetic pulses into your head and you don't feel anything it's almost like you can hear what it feels like you but I don't know how to describe it it's a sense it's there's an essential but it's not it's not exactly hearing and it's not exactly feeling treatment like I go I'll go twice today it's 45 minutes away both ways so I am driving a lot everyday to go to do this cuz I want to give it a fair shot so I haven't been there as much but yeah for the last is August I believe is is when I was like really really getting into it and going twice a day and 45 minutes each way twice a day for 45 minutes one way one way go back and then go back again and then go back March is f****** move closer to where the place is run and then I would go there I would do my treatment I go back to practice down in southern Sandy then I had get my son and then we go up there for the afternoon session and then come back down and then we go to his Sports and then I'd have my second to a day does not leave a lot of free time for cat zingano anxiety like I had that that startle effects going like the my memory was s*** these are all things that I went to the UFC pi to talk to them about stuff like I don't know what to do I want to fight they offered me to fight Cris Cyborg at 1:45 the he's at he's so he went to college and it was that or know he was at Notre Dame using this treatment with the doctor Kevin Murphy that runs the mindset so he was like this guy is doing a lot of things with people as far as brain house he's like go see them when you get back to San Diego it's kind of far from you but like give it a shot cat and I called the guy I'm on the phone super frustrated like super like emotional and like I'm at my wit's end I tried everything I can think of like holistic views like chemical reviews this like everything I mean spending money out of my pocket trying to figure this out cuz none of this is covered by the USDA especially because you know not something I claimed in a fight I mean I thought Amanda and if you don't claim that stuff within the 30 days like you're on your own and of course my head hurt of course I'm dizzy of course the lights are bright of course I can't think right I got in a fistfight you know and I wasn't doing good night for a while so I I figured you know but then a month-and-a-half 2 months when I wasn't better it's like even though it clearly came from that fight you still don't get covered but not one is endocrine stuff to you know and it's like there's very there's like how could they dispute that that's where it came from though you go sit down I want you to watch something and just play that first round KO what the f*** do you think happened if you play that video for the insurance business was denied you coverage saying it didn't happen while you were under the banner of the UFC like you're on your f****** mind watch that video what do you think is happening well this fucken assassin is throwing bombs at your face I mean that's that is crazy that that's not covered that makes me sick then then broken hand or torn ligament or something like that it might make sense in might it does not make any fucken sense if you're talking about brain injuries cuz anybody understands how brain injuries work now that there's there's a considerable amount of time after a fight where you still are suffering from symptoms and you might decide 30 days later 60 days later 90 days later you got to do something about it can I claim all of this scene at the plaza where people can claim head injuries doesn't that stigma of like you can't see it so it must not be real or whatever so it's like you starting with this treatment do you start to see results so the first I would say the first thing I noticed was my motor skills and practice and so you know I would go is funny but not to have like we're in class you know we're learning and watching the coaches like they do a drill and explain it and that they look up by everybody ready ready 123 and we clap and I have no f****** idea what we're doing you know I like we walk off and I'm like like there was even a couple of times were like they clapping that cat what are we doing and I'm like and they're like no is eye contact the whole time like sit here and I'm like focused thing that they do like we can't talk about s*** if it's the last thing I see I can go do it but if they like and then they explain some philosophy about it or do some movement or whatever like than what we're doing like my my mind we'll just go right to something else like I had a very hard time concentrating and no it's it's crazy because when I got to this facility you know I didn't know I didn't necessarily know what I was walking into but they have you do this questionnaire and like on this questionnaire is like all of these things on my cat's part of something like me not being able to focus as part of something my sleep that's part of sending this startled effect as part of something like me having these like completely like specific things that are all on this was like damn okay like I don't even want to see the EG because I was I was scared you know I was like what if you can't fix me and now I know all the what's wrong with me like that. Sucks but then you know they show you different emojis and they show you the they take it every single week and so you actually get to see it and you get to see the level that you were functioning at especially the different parts of your brain but then in the thing is awesome about this as you get to keep the results like unless you go do exactly what you did and go f*** it up again like you get to keep it it's not like this maintenance package is a problem for these Pharmaceutical water retention on it because when people get their brains functioning as long as you're not sitting there hitting your head against the wall light you get to keep feeling better like these these veterans get to go back to to combat or whatever it is our job is like we Fighters get to go back football players get to go back like I sat in with the Chargers medical staff and talked about our stuff there is well I I I don't even remember who else there were people from all over the country coming in asking about this knowing and needing to sit in an in and they're looking at these eegee's in particular what is it doing like how is it fixing you so when I think it you know there's something with what goes on in your brain with with the thyroid stuff with the endocrine stuff is like getting your damage your hypothalamus right and that's like that that kind of directs all of the information that goes to your thyroid your thyroid you know then sends out everything to your in there when there is like a disconnect there screws everything up and then on top of it like now that we're cutting the same way we've always had to cut but we don't get IVs and we cannot 100% rehydrate your brain within 45 or 48 Hours like you can get your body decently hydrated I believe but your brain is just its own thing you know and so now we don't have IVs or hydraulic system in our brain is down and now we're rattling and Eva more like dehydrated I mean we're just going to have you know bigger side effects that our brains being behind with that now the damage that comes to the hypothalamus to the pituitary to the your thyroid all that that goes on there like that they're they're saying that you can you can get it firing back at a level that it was before I got hurt like as long as the cells are still alive in it they can re-energize the cells now if you have like just a dead part of your brain they're not bringing it back to life but they can use these magnets to kind of fluff them back up give them back their energy there their life and and put in put them back into a functional way that was something similar to you at your healthiest and and make it let me not more or less durable just back having the analyze Fighters Gates and want two things that happens is your legs get closer together your your balance is off your your steps or shorter you don't have that sort of like Dynamic fluid motion to your body and your having a heart heart of time with balance and just motor skill isn't reading patterns of people anymore like if someone leans this way a little bit on my okay I know what you're thinking like if they set this way that way in and even me juking them in like trying to like faint at them like I wasn't I couldn't even see the reaction I was making them it's like I knew what motions in my muscular memory to make them do but like I wasn't getting the feedback because I just like wasn't so that was one of the first things I noticed was you no going back into practice and and watching People's angles and beating them to it and in Remembering I'm like damn I don't just have to shoot to shoot like I can wait and do it when it's the right time or I can even like like take advantage of of the fact that you know I'm making them step back or I can flash fire in their face and and jump on them at their knee-jerk reaction you know like these things of like being able to manipulate the situation and make them adjust to me like I could see that again and I could see you seen before I just had to go all I had was go you didn't see Movement Like save someone's going to spend and then like we're loaded up their hips you didn't see that first all I saw was like close the distance don't get hit in the head like make like get down get low and just be a linebacker you know and and hit him because I I knew I wasn't seeing that stuff in the more I tried to see it the more I would just sit there and cuz I'm like any minute now what any minute now I'm going to I'm going to catch the pattern going to catch the pattern around you didn't see it like it wasn't like especially with adrenaline firing like it wasn't just happen from me and so like three four weeks into that all of a sudden like that fog was starting to go down a bit right and they part of it was in an in and I'm also sleeping better you know how does meiosis and it's super frustrating as everyone can fix me everyone can fix me and then they don't and then my heart's broken again and then I go to the next one and then my heart broken again and then the next one said this one in like I'm like I'm not even going to tell people about this because I'm sick of f****** hitting up people and being excited about it and telling him to come with me and then it doesn't work and then I'm that guy again all the other people is working for in there that and they were never trying to push me to promote it there like just coming just get here you know and and if you like it then toe because the UFC was talking about getting one of the machines at the pi and they're kind of going to have me be like a guinea pig for it and McCall went in there too but it didn't like heat he was doing his own kind of other stuff that was making it so it wasn't working for him but like I was all-in you know I don't think he was coming in often so I think in in the thing is is that it does stretch it up right so like they they they mess with your the levels because again they have to like if the back your brains running at 4 Hertz and and okay it is technically we're like you're sleeping your arrest like you're their part of your brain is that could be under your resting hurts right while the front of your brain is running at 12 so that's like high anxiety but like low energy and in and they can pick a number tell you how you've been feeling lately which was like next to me right and they can tell me all because of this in this that that you have some OCD Tendencies versus this person constantly feel like they have no energy and their memory isn't working and they're emotionally incapable of like being in do you know being a positive force in a relationship I don't have it but it's for me it's that's a 2-hour Drive shed yeah I know that they're I don't know if they have anything up here I know that they was today if they have a bunch all over a non-invasive therapeutic approach to the treatment of PTSD and other neurocognitive disorders Kevin T Murphy m.d. vice-chair Department of Radiation Medicine applied sciences UC San Diego director radiation oncology program Rady Children's Hospital San Diego so that's where you going and I mean obviously during this whole thing you have to be questioned what you do for a living to another girl who might hit a bigger dude cyborgs healthy at my healthiest like no problem I believe that like I believe in myself like that like I can figure them out especially in find a way to not get hit doing it like I didn't get hit in my MMA career significant significant and then after that I was getting lit up right and little bit from the sides but I end but like I can find a way to to like still control it enough to be like like very effective without taking too much damage but like that that slow of my motor skills my mechanics it was it was really bothering me and that's not how you go fight someone like cyborg you don't go in there with that weight in your pocket you know you're talkin about this because this is that we don't see about this because this is this is such a factor that we don't see on the outside other people in other people than the people that are really close to the you talk to about these things like if we were seeing you fight and you know when we see the decline of certain Fighters you know you see certain Fighters they there in a couple really hard fight and then you see a decline like a real obvious decline in their skills and abilities very very rarely are they opening up about what's going on


    Joe Rogan - Amanda Nunes Hits Like a Dude
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    it's nuts she does it like she ain't I don't want to say she hits like a dude cuz that's kind of weird you know guard on the ground there's a part in that fight cuz I I watched our fight after and like you she hit me and it like did I think it's right when it had to be when I hurt my head cuz they like dropped my arm and it dropped my neck and I just remember like seeing like the Little Tweety Tweety Birds and I was pumped because I like that's where they cartoon get it from somebody and your leg comes not intelligently defending herself I'm like listen to show me all my problems over the last couple years and after that it's just like I just angry I don't know the rest of it was just like punishing her she was kind of like stassi before the fight anyways like in the awkward ways like not even like cool hype you always like to staring at me really weird in a room where it was just like me and Tim Kennedy sitting there eating like watermelon and stuff after weigh-ins and I look over I see before the fight anyways like in the awkward ways like not even like cool hype you always like to staring at me really weird in a room where it's just like me and Tim Kennedy sitting there eating like watermelon and stuff after weigh-ins and I look over


    Joe Rogan on Ronda Rousey "There's a Lesson to Be Learned"
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    had that went to this facility in in San Diego is called the mindset and actually the UFC sent me there because I mean we have you saw do we have all these things like after fighting Amanda I got my head pounded for a good 4 minutes there I had a TBI afterwards so that was like immediately lowered my estrogen lowered my DHEA my testosterone and I'm hypothyroid like I will always be hypothyroid now like I had yeah yeah and you know still test it out so was trying to do what I could to go and fight Ronda as soon as I did afterwards and you know part of my game plan is don't get hit and which means like her and see what happens what happens when you do that who was very quickly but I did hit her with any I did throw her ass but she practice a little ninja move, the alarm and it was it was over you know but I mean even even her coaches were like I mean that you did what you're supposed to do then she just got you you know so that would be an awesome fight to be able to revisit one day she even said we do it I mean who knows her career is so open right now I don't think she wants to you know I think I don't mean who knows he'd have to ask her but there's a lot of lessons to be learned and what happened to her in terms of like all of the distractions and Hollywood Came Calling and there was scripts and talked about doing Roadhouse and there was all this all this s*** going on there was other than fighting yeah I know and then it was also look the sport has evolved so rapidly women's women's MMA has gotten so high level so quickly and if he's I'm sure you saw him and his last fight with the Raquel Pennington leaked holyshit I mean that was a f****** the high-level performance from her and five rounds super high cardio just to put a beating down on Raquel Pennington is one of the toughest girls in the world for sure some people in my ear next to me they like well how long has it been since Raquel spot cuz she didn't look her or like beefy is straight she she looked a little tired she looked a little like not her typical and then it's like she's a year-and-a-half off herself right like right into a title fight with that have to say I'm a little bit envious of because when I beat Miesha I want an ultimate fighter but that was also ultimately going to end up in a title shot with Rhonda and I blew my knee and cousin passed away and there was like a long moment of silence in there and then when I was able to come back they made me return my title shot you know and so is like way tell we're doing that now or just like right now there's like just no standout Contender and Raquel and beating some really good Fighters and she looked like the next in line and did she blow her knee out as well she had a four-wheeler like rolled over and broke her leg or


    Joe Rogan - Darren Till vs. Stephen Thompson Full Commentary
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    here we go here we go damn Wonder Boys going to be smart like Footwear to Southport to another big point he would go with the size of Tails fukkit size but still very interesting I'm so curious about this fight she that video till put out and Spartans beat the s*** out some guy yeah it was weird right they have a strange look that good but not them hurting them to because that means he's reading the comments and then he's reacting to those comments f*** with young fighter to me tough man to navigate through well those comments you got to leave them alone you have to do there so many you're dealing with a pool of thousands and thousands of people and who knows who they are or what they're also love those also allow those people aren't happy for your success in their life so they come out you of course hope is younger guys with that well just give him a little psychological counseling and how to handle it get a social media expert in there till close the distance and length at left-hand over-the-top Wonder Boys not there though is freaking ridiculous this is the perfect kind of style you shouldn't be there but you better get the f*** outta don't stay there but he was a little off now and you put them in a weird position where he was off-balance mean is some good adjustments going on here both guys trying to find them. damn I let them know now wait a little bit now be careful to get Cobra man be careful as a kickboxer this is interesting so so folks trying to figure that out with the left hands, the end of it not a lot of power but reach them is that until now that he's down on snap he's also switching legs switches dances now it's all sideways it's hard to find a trading partners emulate Wonderboy that's beautiful to frustrate till so till jumps and makes me look for it and I was on board so it's fucken plate it's really late Thursday 8:30 at night Arizona desert right they do they like five we go we go to Universal Studios how long do if you have the money you haven't been at Universal Studios you need to go Universal Studios f****** rules now that the 3DS you know what the best ride ever all-time hands-down flights of Passage Avatar ride in Disney World in Orlando it's amazing giant screen you're flying like over India over the Everest it's a major that's not Disney World amazing incredible Tales getting way more amped up ocean one mistake man he lives run to remember this though there in Liverpool the homekit he's the hometown kid and the judges look at the Octagon control so you think it's not necessary could give two wonderboom that decides not to get loose in the third round of Let's Get Loose already a little bit it's just such a dangerous chess game I know and Wonder Boy hands motherfuking down so I'm he's always like that always like that that's a karate style sun look for it till slid slide to the right up till the elbows are no joke either now he gets in close their the Wonderland on Cowboys about it sir yeah I'm really not before that cowboy fight some decisions Uber aggressive and when it in terms of like high-level technique all these guys are really good really really good Tilt at Great distance control they both do do they do they don't that don't they suck I would love to do that like sweetheart it's yeah but it's it's so so hard to figure out what the f*** is going to do because he switches stances why does it sometimes then we'll throw a Kik yeah she's about to Russian again till just trying to figure out and pin them down but it's not there as much as it's a wonderful trait that switch to finish is absolutely control in the center of the cage now they're in the center yeah cuz they don't understand fighting that place is packed do man I'm sure they say be the face of the England man oh yeah but if he's retired yeah who else is coming up on Michael Venom page right sure if he's not on this level well why don't they give him feeding him and all I got was a tough fight Michael Venom page daily next they say and and Rory MacDonald mousasi shut my missing 10 Glasgow let's Gordman Scotland. Worldwide about a hundred and a man keeps growing I will kick them oh s*** damn oh he's so fast that's again karate he comes from that point fighting background you know there's a great karate mats that I watched I don't know how many times they fought but fighting way back in the day Raymond Daniels and Michael Venom page fight each other and fighting now Raymond Daniels of the glory champion and Michael Venom page is coming up Bellator very interesting Isabelle tour Champion now Raymond Daniels right glory and we go here we go here we go there until super aggressive here now I wonder if Wonder Boys knee is okay to those up he still hasn't landed anything now except for those side kick to the knee shot to the Head yeah well the whole thing was Wonder Boy is just you make a mistake and he counters you so far till hasn't really made any mistakes but Wonder Boys found a few openings but there's never been like one big bum rush where he left a gap and Wonderboy to drop a bomb on them that I missed anything nothing but they did show the replay the the knee buckling of Wonderboy delivery now yeah from what from that psychic, psychic friend likes me but he's moving fine it doesn't seem like he's limping at all and he threw some kicks with that left leg would be nice at 1112 boy was a little more aggressive though yeah I would be nice find its home you know you have an aggressive is Counter-Strike to this is I don't know what people except Everly mechita how about that balls of feet my heart hope so too I pray for that and I pray for a golden like Masters division crazy Wonderboy I mean Vitor was around UFC 12 that's crazy was around in 98 so wasn't much longer afterwards you know crazy really big flat right there no. Just touch them but he did touch him at the very end with that round kick to the face you might be fine in an opening for that one to Blitz out till just tagging with that job a hard time believing these judges don't have it three nothing right right in Liverpool octagon control you can say that you don't work for anybody I know is it cool and you can't oh yeah that was definitely not mean to pokerino all they're going on me I say no don't blow it up or dick kick oh my God dude that I poked really good Pokemon I wish you would Pokemon in the first round around here do not now is trying to get loose and that's about to get funded that was three so you got two more to go thank God it's a five-round to write Genghis Khan got a little bit of that is an ancient man and I don't look like him he definitely not right in that was a nice the counter I'm here boom yeah around 4 here we go. This is a fight that is a great argument for the five-round fight for high-level 100% we would feel so bad for leaving here and then watches p's and q's W2 Hardman yeah but juice is worth the squeeze and get a knock-down ocean. 600c is 1st May 12th first time kiss his mate SE starts Cowboys first Main Event right and what about outside the UFC how many buy persil 14 oz into the crowd he lived there for like 10 years right I watch one of his older fights we stop this guy and he spoke Portuguese to the crowd after the final of the guy up Ripple in his hometown and his coach is coach, he get out of here man if you want to commit a bad enough to know how many more people got to get stabbed with a knife you'll be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. What about if I had open boxes princesses brother-in-law brother got caught with one has Trump said that you should take one with him he was in a bar got a crazy crazy crazy crazy lyrics on one board with a step in job not a lot of action this fight his back was to us a f****** fight of judgment tells having a hard time hitting and that's for damn sure Atlas going to f***** up that lead like it right it doesn't go to bruised you guys watch that show Cobra Kai sideways you know and now he hasn't gotten back then healthy really not much just round doesn't like it oh my God every his foot works just stupid so Gentilly can't really get a read on them but again the judges again. To tell ya that nothing big has happened where you go all that guy definitely such a high-level chess game here if you're just a regular fan that come on man I tell you what he's going to get more s*** is Wonderboy Woodley fight switch stop come after him you come after me run into the wood chipper but the thing is he's not winning when he does this but we didn't win against Woodley when he did this for sure I hope so me to kiss again if it stopped right here I'll be bummed out I'm going to go cry pretty lacklustre they going to give it to till you should maybe go to too bad I got to take pills win this fight I don't know about that I think Wonder boys went in can I get some goddamn copystrike numbers Fox I know no wonder they left her ass can I get something but everybody seems to think he's a really good guy that sucks man 55 man I keep losing the fight I think he's losing you do yeah yeah I think I would count up all the different strikes landed 48 strikes land that is just a defense doing a lot of missing is a lot of movement which tiles are you think would make for a great no one's really going balls-to-the-wall Darren till wouldn't go balls to the walls but one of them keeps moving it's all right f****** right acute smooth do you blast in the face yeah it's hard tell but he doesn't of the left-hand why did touching but he didn't do it and like it holiday brand this goddamn fight give it to him for sticking to their for no one's getting out of composure here to Pro's Pros night I get that you don't want to risk it but if you have few not balls deep in a fighting you're not happy with this fight oh yeah that's enough to win the fight damn Wonder Boy would have want to chill just out of range for it to hurt this got interesting when he fought Tyron Woodley to write. 42nd Subway hi paste develop footwork though she may be little but you got to remember tell did have a real hard time cutting out weight and he's been going through a lot you're right maybe some get Downs in this you make me wait boys in a tough spot though I don't know why is that happy about that that was I mean he landed a good shot I guess he was trying it wasn't like you wasn't trying he was so that's that's where it gets tricky MetroPCS Cricket s*** hard f****** left hand call to old school club I want to die in Liverpool I want to get going on my shield will they said that place on fire if they do give the Wonderboy Liverpool match card in the paint and other some Hooligans you don't think they put her in there for a reason you don't cuz you don't give a fuk I think they they want they want people to get used to f*****-up decisions they don't understand anything either way either way either way it's nothing to do here we go what were some of those scores I can hear it 4947 48-47 right 47 I think you said something bad thing you some potty language there what you think I mean I classified pretty cool 13 not really really did everyone anyone I don't care goddamn with the censorship ESPN please let these guys swear please God damn with the censorship ESPN please let these guys swear please


    Joe Rogan - Fox Tried Telling Me How to Commentate
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    let you know cuz when I get there just their contract comes over like does everyone like the UFC tonight Curry ones none of them zero was actually paid me less money less money do the like the very first events for Fox they were like telling me what to do they like telling me to take it down a notch don't believe about that and I was like what what are we doing here I go listen this is what I do have been doing it forever this how I do it if you think you could change me then we're not going to work together like we are with a real problem yeah but it's just I just didn't I didn't like it they want a sports guy look MMA is what it is it's it's fighting it is a very specific kind of sport and I've been doing it the way I do it forever if you don't like the way I do it that's fine don't hire me but don't try to get me to become some sports guy I'm not interested in that at all when I commentated for Pride they told me I said nice too much nice. I think Nice Shot nice job to their voice my displeasure I just let him know like really clearly doesn't we're not doing this not going to change how I do it and make you want me to do this and tell me to do it the way you like it because you think that that's better this is a personal choice by one or two where the f*** the people were they were producers are Executives I don't agree with them and I'm not doing it that way like this is just how it is it's like real simple like if you bought a Ferrari and it has a certain sound to it like man I don't like this sound can you guys go back to the factory in and fix these month was it be like where you hi this is what a Ferrari is the idea behind it begat I'm not just what I do like I get amped up if some s*** is going down these guys are throwing blows and I'm screaming it's because I feel that way it's legitimate workout for Reebok like his Reebok Reebok exploding now because of this I don't know if it's free box Adidas is killing it bad enough for about to explode and they they're their Niche right there MMA during with Crossfit so they're in that world into Reeboks defense you know that they made the offer they don't know they didn't know what the deal was in there screwing over Fighters it's more of a UFC thing it was not Reebok Zone 3 Box Adidas is killing it bad enough for about to explode and they they're their Niche right there MMA during with Crossfit so they're in that world into Reeboks defense you know that they made the offer they don't know they didn't know what the deal was in there screwing over Fighters it's more of a UFC thing it is not Reebok sponsorship


    Joe Rogan - Joey Diaz Calls During the Podcast
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    what times should I answer the phone if you got off call back soccer smoking though right now she's very attractive girl toys right now in the middle of bong hits you can't answer the phone he'll answer JRE fight companion live what's up you watch one day this week on the show discuss your comedy career as a f****** that's it and I watch it tonight on taped tapings on June 4th Providence Rhode Island couple years ago beautiful I got to go out there like a f****** medial you understand that I got to go out there and hold them till like 14 minutes and let him I got the strategy I'm going to go out there and just go off for about 14 then we go to wash different corners and then I can pick my shots I just want to chat down to me until you can't take it no more 11 minutes cocaine milk that's right in the third round we come out here it is Aaron Pryor rainbow looking back and then Aaron Pryor came out just throwing bombs and f***** Alexis Arguello up that was a great fight bad a great fight old school boxing Aaron Pryor the bottle who the f*** was in that thing he's doing work I was the one you just give me that one man


    Joe Rogan on Tim Kennedy & Hunting Hitler
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    slow the f*** that with these goddamn movies but they do have the biggest rainforest in the world yanely do Amazon border I love Tim but I don't watch that much TV with that with that stuff used talking hand those Germans that live in Argentina how many cities how many villages and it's all German are cavity fillings their wedding ring sets with the tortured kids soldiers went to Argentina and continued allowed to torture experiments and that Dad met some of the people that have been tortured by these SS guys horrific I'm on fire just to worship you can imagine what they could do with the Argentina like 10 years ago and I swear I swear to God I've never been to a country with so many beautiful women it was unbelievable than men because the men they're like prostitution they know that there's no reason for a guy to get committed so they don't trust guys so they're like just that was my experience they just like hang out hang out with each other proud of their Nazi grandfather and stuff like that and Tim's like what the f*** man that's crazy crazy no don't know not a lick of Spanish anyway and Hitler maybe you know that's what I'm saying it's f****** we Goin Sizzler he doesn't have a crazy show that where he tries to kill himself they try to kill him and what's the name of that show


    Joe Rogan - Steven Tyler Takes on the Music Industry
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    shows no more notes to finish that thing about MMA Dlow poulton I just started looking at and she's beautiful blonde lawyer woman great woman very smart and intelligent Speaks Over Here Brandeis or somewhere she's my lawyer was my manager for the longest time she and I decided to go to Washington and start flashing this s*** around saying you know what's fair and what's not why are musicians not getting paid so I just thought MMA forget it cuz my that you can't forget royalty rates and treatment for music creators in the digital era did the digital era right now is wherever they can play my music was its digital over are you know I got enough money I'm happy f****** Rogen I'm happy you just recognizing during noon who was gone so then they do locked onto merchandise they locked onto ticket sales which used to be all yours right like when you used to do concerts back in the day used to get paid for your record even if you got f***** over you got some money from the record but then you get all the money for the concerts right well gets publishing with all these digital Outlets of course and then the record company company decides to give whatever is left to the artist which is usually little to nothing Smokey f****** Robinson my dear friend I go up to the sky and I go out did you owe me $250,000 with proof they offer they offer for the music being played in The Last 5 Years he was offered $12,000 and he was said if you don't like it suicide the Smoky you don't have that kind of money so what we've done Smokey Robinson that kind of money so we do with it Smokey Robinson should be like a king where did mass media but he's got something he's rich but when it comes to him getting paid actually for a songs that's really f*****-up so if you do what I decide to do I don't know I don't know where it's going I got to talk to him but David Israelite the president and CEO of the National Music Publishers Association going right after window and not to the artist these new artist getting nothing so we decided to do something for the first time songwriters will have Representatives overseeing administration of mechanical licenses and administration at least we're trying to get passing the next don't you think yeah it should be that do I do think and that's the reason why we're not on that we're not on Spotify and the reason why we're not on it cuz it didn't make any sense they were like we want to put you on what is going to be great for you my child a great you guys going to make money that you guys are making money you don't give us any it so that the whole streaming thing is it's weird smoke and mirrors song and dance they put on you're going to be a part of something big what are you selling all you sell is artist work leaving the cell and I seen the artist get paid so little so where is the money going because there's all these public companies and their trade-in they're worth millions and billions like where's all that money where is it going what's generating it yesterday yesterday you know hey what the f*** did you come up my life like I said to Paul you know what was what was this you know he says well I was sent to New York to do some kind of publishing thing with lawyers and I were sitting in a hotel in New York before I went in and I thought I wrote those lyrics somehow him being a young black man with songs 50 years ago in New York with lawyers probably white just saying was put in a situation where he has a magic he has a magic he wrote a paper I don't like you but I love you seems I would maybe the hate that he had for what was about to happen created the opposite I don't know but that's what he told me you said take all the albums Nuno Bettencourt make all the albums that f****** you know the Rolling Stones ever did put them in a box over there now all my friends can have access to that box at Grant anybody can do it it's. Appear everyone sharing songs and I'm sure people to listen to me and see what a prick he f****** Rich oldfuck Bryant but what's happened is is it's become the norm while it's wet so you can't do that with movies right there it's illegal like if you get caught with a BitTorrent account got a bunch of movies on there and you're letting people download them you can get prosecuted let me ask you why so much for that and not for somebody songs will there is a thing with songs too but it's just not as common right Jamie's at the case of people have been sued for having tons of songs right have a good day after Napster became something that people think that you should just be able to get for free Apple music and Spotify and what's the other one Spotify what's the other there's another one titles getting in trouble right now what is what I'm saying to you when Napster came along and then things changed do you think that's when the music business really got crazy that's when they really say look we got to start taking we're not getting money from record sales anymore when the record business they can do this s*** digitally we got to get a piece of that concert sales we going to get a ticket piece those tickets we got to get the merge we got to get everything we got to solidify we're going to make it still make it a big deal and then extra money Grabbers from artist Jeffrey something streaming streaming seems like a more hostile version of it by the end of the day just bring on f****** crazy right and not enough of what was really going on with the New York Dolls Mick Jagger's son was called and it showed the managers snorting blow and thinking how they can f****** take this and that you so easy all the money was coming into them they were making deals with the parts weren't even signed to the label but you hear there are signs of a manager and the manager at a secret about boxers having shity creepy manager to hear about musicians comedians everything boxers having shity creepy manager to hear about musicians comedians everything


    Joe Rogan - Tim Kennedy Trained to Be a Bullfighter
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    I don't know what side it was just for the show you're an unusual human it's fun though we have finished six and that is that the entire season in July math rounding around I almost froze to death. Definitely and then the Avalanche one while you lasted 30 minutes what was the other one oh man gets thrown he's The Bodyguard for the bull rider his play job is to take the hit so the bull rider doesn't get trampled to death because the moment the bull rider comes off the Bulls back the bulls turning around to crush whatever was on its back and that's where the bullfighter runs into save him and the PBR professional bull riding Association those guys are the most selfless courageous guys trying to protect those bullfighters bull riders trained for a while and I was went to the biggest rodeo in the nation and was bullfighter and I mean this isn't one of those shows where people don't get hurt like you see the inside of my body you see people get really really really jacked up and go to the hospital and I can see how long is that guy going to live that type of show cuz there's no other way to do it the only thing the only direction we had four three ways dope fake anything that's a great Direction which is simulating cuz they're not really smart animals York fast over there lead to permanent brain damage or need of an orthopedic surgeon legs up and a bowl and watching you through the air then the training week so this is when you are trying to distract the Bowl football running back stuff so your weight half your weight have to shift far enough where the bowl is going to really believe that you're going to go to that Direction I Wish bowls were so they're dumber than they are cuz they're not cuz if you fake them wants One Direction they won't take it the next time you try to fake to the right they'll already start going running two laps then you pick the right to go back to let me like oh no I have done and it's at that moment he had f***** up your own that got destroyed and so when you get launched to the air by a bull it's it's it's weird because it's it's weightless you know it's just a second and you are completely inverted no control over where your body is going because you didn't generate the energy but the other part of you the other part of your brain is knowing that that bowl is going to try to turn as fast as and and get you when you land on the ground cuz that's what it's really good is when you're down you know so you're trying to keep track of where this bull is while you're the ground is pretty soft I'd rather laying on the ground then laying on the fence and how'd you get away from the ball I'm an athlete not sure if you know that to everybody that does this job these jobs has the biggest balls and our show badass hopefully that's what they're going to get cuz this isn't like a timpani look cool show this is that guy's an idiot and everybody else is pretty in the air and his head is inches from you and it's about to collide with you and there's no f****** way you got a way in this situation to know why that thing's way too close what is it like to just get a launched a 2000 pound vehicle inches from you it's about to collide with you and there's no f****** way you got a way in this situation to know why that thing's way too close what is it like to just get a launched a 2000 pound vehicle


    Joe Rogan - Eddie Bravo Started Doing Stand-up
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    if I didn't have that spot in San Francisco I'd be cornering done that was the most fun I've ever had man call just conspiracy theory Stand up because I know you guys are calling a tinfoil hat conspiracy is that just cuz the podcast name it's it's it's more designed to it's not a you know there's a lot of conspiracy theory comedy in there but you know it's not like 100% was so much fun man I was there to fake corny that bedroom does highlight couple times a joey to that's a great wide open for Joey I love it because it's probably 90% Latin and I had left on the next endurance I got so many Mexican stories it's just all fun there's no conspiracy theories going on with those crowds is just average great room in Oxnard podcast last week and he said that that because of you you he said that he was telling you that Russian mafia story and then you said you should do it on stage and then he did it and it and it blew up at Russian mob story and then I remembered I do you know what Joe told me to do that bleeding assholes story on stage a problem with blood coming out of my ass so I told him how I got to do that on the page but I did it Friday and it went over well the imagination I like comedy I like things that are funny and if it happens to be funny for XYZ reason I don't care I just want I like to laugh I like funny s*** I just I don't believe that like like there's there certain subjects that should be off-limits I just a matter of how you approach the subject if it's a part of life the problem is a lot of subjective tainted because a lot of people do bad comedy that's like cheap and easy and they did they did like use those subjects instead of because of subjects are interesting and they have like a real valid point the usual subjects because they know it's going to get a cheap laugh like I know original thought was a fart joke or cheap you know whatever kind of joke is a bunch of cheap jokes but then there's like a real life situation when you have to ship your pants like there was a bridge across in Sydney is crazy miles long as you walk across it and he was halfway across the bridge and he had an agent at the time told him that's a sheet joke you to stop doing that joke and already looked it up Migos yeah we're not going to work together anymore he's got rid of them where he had his pants and it was killing killing and his stupid ass agent was like you know that is a that's a s*** Junction to a shitshow because he doesn't get it cuz he hears when when people are talking about just like stage where other people try to tell you what to do. Like what you need to do is wear a tie what you need to do is change your at weed eaters go clean what I went through all that s*** to and then they just leave me the f*** alone already is now in that leave you the fucken eyes like agents lipid you in the gum and I don't know Eddie might be able to make it but we going to have to change something and say what you want to do a few years back he was in that you might make it you might fall part stage and in an agent size like agents look at you in the gum and I don't know Eddie might be able to make it but we going to have to change some things do change of address change your hair


    Joe Rogan - MMA in the Olympics?
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    have no deep tulips going off the s*** out of them is very good. imagine that a can of Americans man if it did become huge in the Olympics then people would realize like you know how guys like Floyd Mayweather and so many different professional boxers got their start as Olympic gold medalist and then went on to become these huge Superstars and boxing lomachenko another good example when you have a real great amateur background super amped up but it won't go pro different the photo reason when it comes to boxing with Mark Breland member those days with Tyrell pigs we used to love it love it when a guy was the Olympic gold medal Pernell Whitaker yeah you know Ray Mercer used to with Mark Breland remember those days with Tyrell pigs we used to love it love it when a guy was a Olympic gold medal Pernell Whitaker yeah you know Ray Mercer


    Joe Rogan on GSP Praising His Kicks
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    yeah that's it no one know when I was playing pool. I was Joe the comedian have those zebra mats that are super smooth no bueno to lights on fanny pack game gas then you turn and then it's basically you're turning and it's throwing the front like Sidekicks Australian extra push to it the most people do the front like sidekick from the needs to extra push to it the most people do the front like sidekick wrong the knee is too low and needs to know you lose all power


    Joe Rogan on the UFC's Deal with ESPN
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    like when does that start I don't know so UFC going to be on ESPN no more Fox ESPN ESPN2 with Fox not that didn't do a great job but it was FXX FS2 is like you that much better I think you're right about that because I thought I had my DVR set then I get home and it was on FS1 on my mother f***** or sometimes NASCAR and where's that at the baseball game goes long and you got to go to FS2 s72 my only concern on ESPN NBA how much how much focusing to put on the UFC good Lumberjack yeah they had another really good fight on recent check on my podcast coming up yeah yeah what's coming up yeah yeah they contacted me to I think I'm going to have mine as well might as well as well


    Joe Rogan - The CM Punk Fight Bothers Me
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    I forget his name Jackson over Overeem Curtis blazed probably get deja Esparza that's so disgusting and in entertainment Gabriel again in marks everybody does that does that seem Punk Jackson stuff bother you Joe you used to it bothers me you know I don't like it I don't mind him fighting I think it's past thing draw maybe he was is he still be think how many people are going to buy that pay-per-view to watch him fight I don't know that first one is so bad is the WWE like raging the Ross's which gets like 3 something million viewers every time they are crazy I always been very back yeah they're testosterones you way higher than everyone else's the Ross's which gets like 3 something million viewers every time they are crazy I always been very backs everyone else's


    Joe Rogan - Colby Covington vs. RDA
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    crazy I don't like any fight with me again if I well that's good that's what he's asking first of all he's saying why don't I get a shot the interim title how you give in the interim title of Colby Covington only be Demian Maia who's 4 years old was clearly past his prime how is how is that good enough to get him a shot at the interim title you know they're not doing Kobe any favor send them down to bring I'm sites in Chicago Chicago to fight RDA which is if you'll get Kobe stop is probably the worst matchup for him he's a heavy Underdog so I'm hoping not hoping I think what the plan B RDA winds that fights Woodley which is tough matchup for Woodley and if RDA were able to beat Woodley then you have one boy slip in and then get sunnybrae like that fight I like Liberian tyrin Underdog in every one of those guys and if it does go to the to the ground and his kicks would lead to be for anybody he just got his labor repaired which is not the worst shoulder surgery and he does that mean exactly stapled the labrum back to his crazy PRP and now he put up a video of him hitting mitts and it's only been about 3 months since the surgery and he's hitting mitts hard I don't know if that's an old video Torres you know he might have to put it back in staple it down everywhere Now Now does not for pictures cuz you're a picture and that should go south No Diggity done but for a fighter no problem doesn't seem to be a problem for Fighter X RDA Colby so the offseason winter that will fight Woodley end of the year will it be back in the year No Doubt yeah could very well be on the December 31st card you know that's a big one pictures of your picture and that should go south No Diggity done but for a fighter no problem doesn't seem to be a problem for Fighter X Woodley so you got RDA Colby so the offseason winter that will fight Woodley end-of-the-year will be back in the year No Doubt yeah could very well be on the December 31st card you know that's a big one


    Joe Rogan - Is Stoned Ape Theory BS?
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    how much did you pay attention to mechanics theory about the evolution of the human brain of the stoned ape theory that I looked at it but I found I didn't find a persuasive and in fact if you press Terence McKenna he didn't find any interesting speculation I don't see how I can see how psychedelics would influence the mind and end in and create new ID new memes and might contribute to language but how does it get into the jeans that's what is level I see psychedelics is having had a profound effect at the level of cultural Evolution that there are lots of interesting innovations that people who had psychedelic experience introduced to our culture and we talked about religion earlier that could be one I had a wonderful interview with Steward brand the founder call Earth catalog and his inside he had this profound inside during a psychedelic trip on the roof of his house in North Beach and he saw the curvature of the earth and we had before and he said that if we could have a 1966 we have never seen a picture of the Earth from space yet and he said if we had a picture of the Earth from space and we could see it as this round spaceship that would change everything because if you think of the Earth is flat as most of us instinctively do its endless there's endless resource you don't have to worry about limits in anyway but if we had that image and you realize I have to start a campaign to get NASA to turn the cameras around they're on their way to the moon show us the Earth from space and he said I'm going to make a campaign I know it's not an update I'll make a button very important video but 1966 I'll make a button and which of the button say it should be a little paranoid to get people's attention why haven't they shown us an image of the Earth from space buttons and the campaign got in the newspapers and it goes viral as you know as far as you could get in 1966 and two years later at Nasa produce that image and he put it on the whole earth catalog in that image galvanized environmental movement so it's those kind of memes that psychedelics introduces into culture and that changes culture jobs formative experience in fact is a whole tradition of computer Engineers going back to the 50s using LSD that I I wrote about in the book so but I don't see how we were selected genetically because of their there was an advantage the people who are taking a lot of psychedelics that's where he lives is experimenting with different food sources so as the rainforest receipt in the grasslands right they started experimenting by flipping over Cow Patties and finding grubs in and perhaps even mushrooms that we're growing on these Cow Patties and his theory was that there's a bunch of different benefits one low doses of psilocybin have been shown to increase visual Acuity hunting dogs in certain cultures what you make you around more often and that the the very unusual effect the psilocybin has on the mind could have lied to language and could have also led to the expansion of neurons the death of cultural Evolution Shore brilliant brilliant, he he talked about it on this podcast we talked about his take on the stone are stoned ape Theory scientifically why he believes it's it's really what happened but that it does coincide with the changing climate of these people trying out different things and that the doubling of the human brain size over a. Of 2 million years is like one of the greatest mysteries in the entire fossil there alternate theories fire yes can explain the increase in the brain size because you get more nutritional value from cooked food then rocking the desire to calculating all the different ways to do that and communication the way that synesthesia you can smell a musical note or something like that that you're taking that a sound meaningless sound you know and and you're attaching it to a concept that maybe that happened on psilocybin but yet a bunch of ideas that never panned out jeans and evolution but others are just really provocative that's where his brother comes in his brother's brother yeah yeah for sure I promote the s*** out of it I would do I mean he was a fun guy to listen to talk and there's a there's a podcast called the Psychedelic Salon that my friend Lorenzo host that has pretty much every Terence McKenna lecture and speeches ever done available for free to download it and Lorenzo is taking these and digitally remastered them to the sound is better and it's really awesome that did that he's got this resource but did the idea that these lower mids experienced ancient hominids experienced experiment to browser with psilocybin and this was what Advanced culture Advanced language Advanced their understanding of each other it's a very very compelling idea evolution in the same way like in genetic Evolution radiation causes mutations and some of those mutations turn out to be really valuable in a purely by accident some great new trait is in 4 to the species in it increases Fitness in that person or that individual lives on in the cultural round psychedelics are like radiation to mutagens they create change variation and that advances cultural Evolution all that variation all those wild ideas 99% of them are stupid and useless out bad but that 1% can change the world they create change variation and that advances cultural Evolution all that variation all those wild ideas 99% of them are stupid and useless all bad but that 1% can change the world


    Joe Rogan on Ego Death
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    when you you asked about dumb moments though but you know I had one where I had this like cascading since the flood of Love Tour everything about my family asking about my son and my wife and my parents and and you know it sounds like so been off and one of the things that happens is that these platitudes that love to the everyday wonders and psychedelics you know softens those habits and helps you get out of those grooves and for me that was really useful and it's only I think it's the experience of ego dissolution that allows you to cuz your ego enforces those habits and you get a little break there's a beautiful metaphor one of the scientists a interview in the book A Dutchman working in an Imperial College in London he said think of your mind as a hill covered in snow and your thoughts are sleds going down that hill and after a while after a lot of thoughts of going to hell. proves that getting to get deeper and deeper into certain point you can't go down the hill without slipping into those grooves that's who we are as we're like you know at this age and what psychedelics do he said is is flat in the snow lots of fresh powder and you can then take the slit anyway you want to go sliding these thoughts down he's already existing patterns that's amazing that's what you said about love and being cynical that's so important to because there's something that's something that people are they avoid sincerity like there's something about it that it makes you too vulnerable or to open to criticism or to open to ridicule and we're worried about being sincere and I do think that that's one of the primary it's a psychedelic we live in an ironic culture we defend ourselves against strong experience or self-exposure by adopting the stamps that's ironic and cool and psychedelics is not a cool experience the opposite what's against strong experience or self-exposure by adopting the stamps that's ironic and cool and psychedelics is not a cool experience the opposite


    Joe Rogan - GSP on Trash Talking
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    for the same thing that I stand for for against performance-enhancing drug and I think it is very important for me and it for me was I can order to fighting him it was like that been cut on performance-enhancing drugs and if you work hard what is done like I hate him when I wasn't trying again but I love them and I was wondering the same same time I remember I want I want we're in the conference in Toronto State I was not aware of it so there's a camera like I used to with TMZ or something it was a camera that follow us over there is kids following us there about to ask us to ask me to take pictures and that's when I say camera coming towards me Kennedy Creek create kind of a buzzword a fight and and resorts to shout at each other and it's kind of almost pushed each other and Jason. You can leave it for the five boys it's not same way for a human being that he is you know. He's great at talking s*** for sure yes each other Saturday service me then at the UFC does everything to separate us from one of each other like I'm like I don't know if it's real or not I don't even know if he's trying to push so you don't know if it's hype or if he's really word for taking a piss next to each other would like this then I want to see Michael how do you want to hate I die like this you know what I mean but I hate him because when we think about each other but in a way we have the respect but I don't know what these going to I don't know if you wanted to fight me or Breakin sport man is is more to life than what it is in my life is my family man is is my friend the people I love this is what I do in my life is not my life I need


    Joe Rogan - GSP on Steroids & Johny Hendricks
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    they wouldn't have done it I would not have come back I've never Kendra's was on something I don't have the evidence would never have liked you don't have to even answer that we talked about Fighters because if one individual another one would come so in that particular case was Hendrix and I wanted to change it and in the beginning he agreed with me to do it but then he changed his mind and that's when I got very angry agreed the UFC told him the UFC told him is the truth they told him to not do it because I don't work they didn't want they had a problem maybe with the weather world anti-doping but had a problem so they decide to not do with us. I don't know I think it was because of Investigation on that and I got very angry that's why I like psychologically I regret my car I should have done it I'm going before maybe I would have come back earlier so you know with an I don't I don't want to judge them because I love that they have a family to feed and everything and this could make the difference between winning a million-dollar or not winning and I can I do you know what I mean so everybody has a different reason why are they they they do it and I am it's just a system testing for aps-c when you first started your career made basically just had to pee after the weigh-in and you were okay you have to be even now it's still easy to to even now it's you think so the last of my buddy for 2 days or die one day so I know that I'm screwed maybe a month and now we talked about performance-enhancing drugs do people I misunderstand Acero yeah but it still doesn't make different yes it does make the different than an athlete and the reason is in the 80s and before it was it was giving you more power more stamina more enjoyment now man with the technology they have stuff that will change your reaction time the confidence your reset time and that this is a huge huge application if you're if you're play baseball fighting you see that things coming you have your reaction time you're sharper in that brain when makes a guy athletic it's not as muscle the reason why Usain Bolt is that you run faster as many reason why but one of the main reason is because his brain is nervous system is better and if you make your nervous system better and more competent better your better athlete man you better fighter You Better Baseball. You better person does that affect is limited but they're still have the muscle memory thing that will last you know any whatever becomes so messed up that it with a gene doping and all that I want when you would be off sport would be completely completely messed up in the future normal people competing with raw like I never see boring people show me that there is starting will date they have it and they don't know whether or not people are taking it but they're taking testosterone Source derived from animals not from Wild yams like the way they get testosterone now if you get testosterone injection they're getting it from Wild yams and somehow and yams the fruit vegetable damn the two burritos where are the plant-based wild yam testosterone but now they're able to get it from animals and the animal testosterone you you don't like they do carbon isotope test yes and the carbon isotope test don't detect the difference between a animal testosterone and human testosterone but there's a current test one of things that they do is they freeze your piss and they freeze your blood for they're doing it for years caught some of these Russian wrestlers and they've taken away gold medals from guys at 1 in the early 2004 found new tasks and with the new test able to determine if they were taken several days that same thing when Ben Johnson beat Carl Lewis enter Eagle interviews idea was just a line fillers for the main guy he would have won the gold medal so you take his title way what are the number to he's f****** guilty to number three they said that on one of the years and he won you had to go back to 18th place to find a guy who's never caught taking anything that's a dirty sport but man you asked me if I think you was taking I don't know it's not right you can without the evidence if there's a lot of guy that takes the red and performance-enhancing Drug yes and I have an idea of who who and I'm pretty like just for my gut feeling 99.9% sure but I don't have even if it's not what you think it's not what you know it's what you can prove and I I don't know a lot of people in between Fighters we know who does there's only a few handful of people who does that do with theme yeah and one guy could do these things these thing this team and one other guy can do to team the word guy goes around then the word goes around and they talked to me in the day they say if I if I would be interested different offered before and different things you know I've been offered meant sometime to to go train and like some deals you know that good good training do do something being being part of a you know like they have a great example of your blood they know what is missing then they put the stuff that is missing make you as I know as I'd rather stay in Montreal if you know like I could be a lot of cheese say that it works every individual in always remain Detroit if you decide to go that bad that you have to be ready to face the consequences if you don't face the consequence during your your competition yours maybe your face later after you Ugandan you retire for your career as I a lot of people I know are messed up to be like that I don't want to be like that I want to be happy and I want to be healthy yeah they tear the joint apart to that's like I had Dorian Yates on the podcast he can't even do push-ups now every individual in our meat bad for me I'm happy with what I have so far I know I couldn't get more maybe the future but I don't want to do to go that bad to try to risk everything all right you know what is testosterone replacement therapy and they were allowing people like Vitor and these people to take testosterone is so freaking angry about this I think it was like need to take the medication to compete performance and medication to compete you should not be allowed should be subpoenaed is a yak with the cream that that will increase at that sounds so you and the guy is a. Have sex with his wife competition that we're not using any weapon and I'm talking about biological weapon I will fight man-to-man as real martial artist by a cord of a code of honor and Ubi Normie I go and inject myself something to make me stronger or more confident by my could also help my neural Define fire Better Together something to be more to be better to enhance my profile Miss now I'm against that does that code of honor and then if you don't respect that cold man you should be out of the martial artist that makes the reaction time I don't know that the name but they're there is many to talk to a guy that there's a lot of things a lot of thing I know if baseball player they take stuff for the reaction time like the picture that they said because in baseball in tennis fighting before you try punch there is like an indication your but the body language you read something like before you throw a ball there's a movement for you punch Thursday so you see bad are you use your brain there's a man that medication you can take for exam you study in school there's an exam to have an exam tomorrow we're going to study your your your stuff that you need to know that and I will increase you and you go pass the exam better in the brain is it make your brain better your nervous system better around you but you you're a better fighter a physic physical because they are not super human human you know what I mean will be so messed up it would be crazy we all going to be Gamers play video game bread to be an atom with Gene editing with are there going to be able to change your height they're going date, and do it now they can do it now yeah sport will be destroyed that's when that happened sport will be destroyed do you know what if we got that sort of performance-enhancing drug that's would be but the rest would be some sort of a side effect to it and some sort of a downside to it and then I would probably die younger their tissue will diminish faster but who knows it may be able to regenerate stuff it's okay if some people don't have any side effects


    Joe Rogan - GSP Still Believes in Aliens
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    this deal so that's when I first came on your show yeah you got me really have guard because most people that that we talked about aliens they they think you're crazy or you disregard I mean I don't know if there is like if there is a lien at like 8 I think they would be life-form I don't know if it's intelligent we don't have evidence for it and I think or Eagle as human being want us to believe that the alien came and interact with us but if they're that far in advance from us and they come from a different world maybe they don't want him back because we have nothing to offer them can that that farmer and ask him what kind of suspension is wearing you know what I mean like they they think you know what I mean this is but think about what you just said about paleontology I mean we're paying the answer the stupid f****** lizards that live 65 million years ago through I mean don't you think they would be curious to this weird monkey with nuclear weapons yeah but we don't communicate with it we don't think there is a ways that again from us without weather like all week with different you know like we were different beans than we can think because we're smart but this has been given to us but I can't recall it one when I was when I was young at I don't know if it's dream I used to dry I used to draw figure of monster I say my mom is at his them on Saturday, get me at night that was then my my mom even out today is today is I want to see the draw and you know what I like and then I remember later I remember that I remember but I couldn't remember you understand what I mean I remembered that I remember that something that happens but now I can't remember what exactly happened to be a nightmare could be another sleep sleep paralysis or processor vegenation I don't have it then so you know what I mean we talked about it last night and that's what that's what happened to me and and and abducted by and then I start to freak out about it because I have to do and I know but there is more a lot more logical explanation you know what I mean but that's why when you brought that back how to make of it you know that's what it was entirely possible that we're experiencing something When We're Dreaming the world Dimensions that the Consciousness travels to that are non-physical that like this this Dimension where we are right now we could touch this table move this microphone around and these are physical dimensions but it's entirely possible that whatever your spirit is your Consciousness or your your find when when when you're thinking of your thoughts and soul that you said your ass old whatever that mean is a soul you barely even know what that means of all of us that makes us conscious and aware and and there and then that something is not there when you're sleeping and so is it. is it just recovering which is in a scientific version of it or is it possible that while you're in this dream state in your body shuts off that your mind and your Consciousness travels to a non-physical Dimension that you can only access through the chemicals that are released in the brain which we know produce psychedelic experiences so if you took the chemicals that are released during your brain or inside your brain like dimethyl trip mean and there's all sorts of different psychedelic chemicals that are produced by the mind if you take these outside of you know the dream state if you take these drugs you have these crazy fantastic experience these are produced by the brain Rats the rats produce dimethyltryptamine in their pineal gland as necessarily mean that people do but it's logical to imply that people probably or conclude the PPL to do it as well so those those chemicals that are producing these psychedelic experiences are being released by the brain but we don't know why we don't know what they're doing when you sleep that guy that guy Matthew Walker sleep your your guardian your logic is not there then that part of your brain is gone yeah so we could that's probably the most Magical Express experience but it's it's kind of a freaking scary thought of thinking that man is that you they make you wonder sometimes freaking scary thought of thinking that man is at you they make you wonder sometimes at night. You know I'm thinking about all kind of scenario


    Joe Rogan - GSP Praises Demetrious "Mighty Mouse" Johnson
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    I think it's good because it's prepared you very well and it's made you this incredible martial artist but it's also creates a lot of anxiety because you're aware of all the possibilities where is a person who doesn't think that much just I'm just going to go in there like that person might have an easier path to fight but they might also have a shorter limited potential that's because they're not aware of all the possibilities and they're not aware of all their flaws and all and they just keep doing that and instead of developing is incredibly well-rounded game they have a very very limited game but that limited game works on some people agree it's it's this part that supported generally sky is kind of not fair when you look at it like right now the best ever what better guy than this Dominick Cruz for the amazing man TJ Dillashaw that's one fight I don't watch every fight again I don't watch every fight because I'm not a fan of every fighter but if there is a fight that I will pay my own ticket to sit in front and fly myself is Dominic absolutely that's crazy I don't always things in factor that we don't know why it doesn't happen maybe we don't know everything unfortunately and yeah like back in the day me and understand but this fight Mayweather Mayweather Pacquiao and it did not happen but it is what it is Demetrius wants TJ Dillashaw to fight once a 225 lb so he doesn't want someone to come along and break his Windsor it doesn't even make it that did this as a take care of this with the lawyers brighten the contract that if don't make weight is no fight and the purse you make that guy paying you a purse not bigger see dealership would think that birds give their purse you know what I mean set with the fan base and his brand agree however we can make it to the lawyer today if it's that much weight difference there is no fight if everything could be done if it's written and an end by the law agreed through shoulder surgery there's a lot of town the UFC right now are so much better in a bigger guy like that if I would have the same size of these guys I don't want to fight this guy out of me Demetrious Johnson Manny was crazy spar with Dwayne Nate Godwin through oh my God I should not have done it I did it and I know you know you move man you got a f****** no


    Joe Rogan - GSP on Joe's Turning SideKick
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    that that's the one she's I'm still working on it by the way I can do like you do with my knee coming out I feel like when I do inspiring the guys they they see it and they they get so I have to keep my mind when you bring it there's much more leverage is tremendous amount of fourth and the alignment of your lower leg the supporting leg and the kicking leg is better to generate Force where's the kicking leg is almost independent of the lower leg if you're going up because if they're not moving the same direction power comes for however do you do you come from Taekwondo is all the Olympic Athlete like Champion they don't do it like that human being that hard man I remember that that bag when you were working in it was a freaking hole. your footprint in it I'm like it's completely insane man flower power you know anybody I listen to me but I have a really good spinning back kick the attorney is going to ask you is going to ask if you could work with me that's funny because because he's like my son so he's in my in my mind what the f*** was that this should be the should be so I haven't fought in forever so it's just I keep doing it and training but I haven't done it so long so when I tell someone that I can do it on my video how many people did you did you ever light up someone with that particular him like you know we talked about Precision like there was like like it when you're taking this freaking place so powerful like you got him we're on the shoulder on that now ACC like that the impact that goes right into his body and then I extend and then when I extended he was out at kind of like that was that was perfect he trained he was the inventor of type one of the founder of Taekwondo and he trained a small handful of elite instructors and one of them was Jae hun Kim who was my instructor so my Taekwondo background was old school Taekwondo Olympic it was even even consideration and so everyone train for power it was a different thing breaking it was if you couldn't hurt someone with a kick like why him practice it and he's Taekwondo guys in tournaments or tapping each other and it wasn't quite as fast as like the really quick style olympic-style Taekwondo thing is hard for me like I tried to practice your ways but I have a I don't know if it's my hips or the way. break a leg bracket for a long time cuz I don't really do that much anymore died and I went back to karate my last fight and when I start to to redo it. Again with the knee sidekick to the front like sidekick you develop that dude that that knee comes up and then phone it's all interesting that hip and put it for and then once you develop the speed from doing that then you do it with the turn and then the extension of the leg and then throw did was fight that's all I did was 91 do I just wanted to be in the Olympics so wanted to be a Taekwondo Champion wow that's all I wanted to do it but then the problem with kickboxers getting f***** up and I realized Taekwondo in a lot of situations is not effective it's not useful like I needed to learn how to box first


    Joe Rogan - GSP on Nate Diaz Fight Rumors
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    Allison want personally for me to achieve something that is unique that is rare that maybe that never been attempted before you know that would be something that excite me and I'm not only driven by it by money and I like like like money drives us all including myself but it's not the unique thing that drive me you need to be more than money and I need need to be some kind of achievement that comes with it that would exciting me so what would that be they'll be 155 intitle they offer me and Nate Diaz now Nate Nate Diaz is at The Incredibles fighter very well-rounded however if you put yourself in my shoes there's nothing good that can come out of it except money and money is not the only thing that's really drive me if I beat Nick Diaz and Nate Diaz decisively some people will say maybe he's not even smart and Me Maybe we're about 51 155 or guys are bigger than me right now even if you know what I mean yeah I know if I got beat oh my God has for me to get sees the end of the world has finished and I could have a bad day being the strongest man in the world that's why that was my dream when I was young that's why I did UFC I wanted to be the stronger man in the world and I realized over there this it did not exist you cannot be the stronger man in the world this you would be strong you would be a better fighter than this guy in that particular day at that particular location at that particular moment maybe in an hour if I would ask her an hour later and I were before or maybe in a different place where they the altitude is higher or lower different scenario different environment you will lose that fight it's always I beat you ubme beat me who's this who's the best guy is no best guy MMA why do most people would think the same way because we realized I want Point like when we were young because of our confidence or maybe they're the Cockiness or our confidence after it is not that it fades but we we we see we have more experience knowledge We rise it it's all it's all Bs it's not true is it I talked with her ass with my with my trainer and everybody we were all in the same page on that this I'd say it's not it's not it's not worth it quit that and Michael Bisping for the reasons you know there's always a reason and and that's her biggest fear in this in this part where nothing WWE is my life on the line here I don't care about the business I do what is the best for my interest to me that at your death in the next time to come in the next year maybe you got that blow that mess up something in your brain because of a trauma that create the something else so it's a very serious part man is it is not like a you play hockey play baseball play football you don't play fighting so you do it for yourself you do what is best for yourself the organization will do what is best for the organization relationship maybe one day we'll sit down and we'll talk about the good all day then and have a blast have a laugh or I always am always on the defensive Ascension to be Champion is not a straight line is there's always an obstacle there then you come back there I said it is what it is it is what it is I need to be around by smart people you need to be smart enough to find those people that are confident that will help you in particular domain that you're not competent to make the job for you and complete your circle you know psychologically because of Dana we hold Dana my living I hope it to Dana White what I do the UFC weigh ins when I introduce everybody I appoint him I say Dana White without him none of this would be possible and you write 100% hundred percent he's the best pound-for-pound promoter about credibly good fund and he's good at messing up with my stuff because some Fighters are more like pond on a chest on a check to a chessboard than others. I don't follow when everything analyzed I'm thinking of why you say that man there was another you think my schedule is stupid that Nick is I kind of together and I went they say that I took steroid when I fought his brother sorry I messed up my glove Maya Maya wrap I didn't make weight and what did you say something in his brother suicide who was it was that for which fight was that that Anderson Silver I gotta confess to John I got to confess I got to confess okay I was I was so scared doing this this fight so we tried to poison that was so scared of fighting Nick Diaz so with poisonous Ivy what did he survive they tried their way in and I made it and it went through so I was even more terrifier so do you like a performance-enhancing drug and make sure and still add a crazy heart you know so I got to confess with my mouth but it's completely insane by poison ivy that I was on steroid that I my my my rap was wrong and he said also what it was I think he's he's yazik yeah that problem of conservation conservation need to eat take everybody's against immuno paranoia yeah that problem of conservation conservation you can eat the eat steak everybody's against immuno paranoia


    Joe Rogan - GSP on His Comeback
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    then they come back and you wonder what they're going to look like but one of those things that I was very hopeful with you is that you've always been almost a martial artist first and a Fighter II and in that you're always learning and you're always practicing like you would you would always take time in between camps and you would you know Jujitsu and Brazil or you would be constantly practicing your moytie always trying to learn and improve your game and I was thinking when you came back was like you're better than everyone like man he might be better than ever I gave you your the one guy that I believed cuz a lot of times guys come back in like he's been out of game a long time who knows how hard he's been training cuz a lot of Fighters when they're not in Camp when preparing for a fight they don't they don't like to train that much because they do the grind of Camp almost wear them like I see a lot of Fighters after they retire to get really fat the other day is a picture of Madonna's Chino Maidana he's got a Instagram page he's fat ass f*** when I left off like morning for years ago I I I knew I wanted to come back but I was not in the nappy Place had a lot of personal problems and I should have even stopped earlier than if I would have stopped earlier I would have maybe come back earlier as well it was I was I felt like I was like well I couldn't sleep well at my mind I sure had too much pressure personal problem so much stuff a lot of stuff happened to me that it's still too early in my life and for the respect of some people I know I couldn't talk about it one day I will all mixed together I know there was a drug issue in the sport II feel I thought I didn't feel well and I was trying to perform under the condition and it was catching up to me and I did it the reason why I think I didn't lose the edge is a lot of people because we do at an extreme sport it's like what we do is kind of life-and-death situation it's not because there's a referee but the spirit is the same as a graduate Gladiator or a person in the war that goes to war things going to die is the Same Spirit that wants you don't have that in your life life kind of become boring you feel like you're not alive anymore so that's why they retired and I try to come back a lot of the people they fall into drugs because I want to catch up to that they want to feel alive again so they want they need that Sensation that they had previously but they couldn't get it back unless they do drugs or they do something crazy extravagant I knew I was going to come back and also I always like to train and keep myself in shape Anna and I never did drugs you know like I never did are drugs that I drink I'm not I drink something for my birthday last Saturday I went out and I was completely wasted agree it is what it is I like to date a real rate myself sometime I'm not perfect do you have a different idea what you do that if you don't like to fight inside because I like my lifestyle you know that gives me but that's why people that believe you would say that's why I think people do they have a hard time to come back after so many years because they fall into that trap they need to feel alive today did they find ways to that they make them feel alive but it's deteriorating deteriorating hopefully I can it's not my thing you know so when you decided to come back how far out did you decide like but you you took four years off your how many years in will you like I think I'm ready to come back when I see USA USA and the program being implemented and implemented and I saw did you feel Vindicated when you saw like some of these people just I feel a little bit of I mean it feels bad to wish people bad luck to get some kind of recognition by the Adesa what I want when I want to do I don't wish people bad luck but if you change your treatment and they allowed people got cut and finally a lot of people in the beginning including my own friend they think like I was talking some of my own friend that they say are your paranoid you become paranoid you need to take a break you going crazy just Tyra get out there on that day you paranoid because I was talking about it a long time before Hendricks and they had everybody was disregarding me but not when it happened I love that champion cell and then another hero in the sport they got point out with the fingers is a cheater so now it become real so when I saw that happened it was it was for me at beginning to start and now it's time to come back you know because if I said something you know that's a big I'm going to I'm going to do it I don't want to come back when the sport was there. That's one of my thing and so when I when I decide to come back I had a big dog with one of my trainer exam than RNA and perhaps there's my two main guy and they're like my friend my brother with me and I'm undefeated with these with these two guys in order different person very different they both have they both studied philosophy and trusting people for me to talk with because I have two different mentalities you know they see the world in different ways so I like to drive both of their expertise and Johnny told me said listen big criticizing criticizes when you were fighting just never went up a weight class you never people say that you're kind of boring or too much cereal cereal with technical you you don't want to take unnecessary risks which make that fight boring and also that you don't finish your opponent you know that was one of my big criticizing criticizes if I decide to come back and we will change the way I was training does it the way you train it reflects the way you fight in OB post can I get a train to what I'm going to do this and try to buy one at it's time to 5 I'm going to step up there is no step up you just going to do what what you did every day and so I decide to change a few things and that's what happened you know I might be at work it worked out well but that was my goal I wanted to come back for something that excite me something that it was different something that was unique and rare you know I didn't and I didn't want to come back to do the same I was doing before and that's why I decided to come back to first of all you came back and fought a very tough guy right you fought a big Michael Bisping at 185 lb but you didn't look like you were gone like you felt right back into the groove again you didn't look at a place you didn't look uncomfortable and you were showing things especially different things with your kicking and your movement that we hadn't from you before I like it you looked like you had improved I was tested and then the training even for us some of that guy is a restaurant to tell them like you were supposed to them is I-80 knocked out with George and spy ring I'll give you money or anything. love you anyway we're going to be happy that's the opposite of what a lot of people think of training camp should be for a champion for my heart when I'm training for a fight at two days for my last running time at 2 days that it was like hard sparring that was called we called it should box fight should shoebox fighting which we put the big love the direction pad and his feet to floor once we touch the floor. And we go back and that was the area of expertise were Bisping was the most competent the Striking Department Flores why I was I was I was bringing in a lot of good guys for a sparring with me and in in in that that in that particular training his hard to find someone that is exactly like you to fight but you can find a guy that does thing better than him in that particular area in Hawaii find a replica of Michael Bisping was complete as much as Michael Bisping but I can't find a guy for example I got you for coming from Spain is his name is Caesar is a K1 fighter and he's big guys like 205-pound and he's big and he's very very good thing about so it's why I didn't join my training fluid from Spain had a different bunch of guys that I that I that I was training with and all these guys with butt in air that I was training with them you could be grabbing or or shoot shoebox or a different different area. They could be just as good or maybe better than Michael Bisping so that's how I do my training camp partying all night drunk and show up at the gym the next day and still f*** everybody up yeah and did that and just not worrying about it as much and when he was about you were supposed to stay by the week and when he was about to say the producer was telling his he can we keep him for the rest of their show the knowledge that this guy and he gave us was just a big The Big Ed's you know everything


    Joe Rogan - GSP Had Ulcerative Colitis During Michael Bisping Fight
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    what's up man how are you feel good I feel good I feel that it would not be for my like it would be if I feel better than that I when I was 25 the best theory is that white extra weight so I followed a diet program that I was eating every almost every two hours and I think their system is like a car you know if you do a lot of mileage over use it and that's what happened with the stress and everything through my training combat big problem you know why I couldn't sleep at crazy cramps you know sometime in that I had blood even like that when I went to the bathroom and I want to go do some tests because I was anyway something more like I mean colitis very serious but that it was like cancer or something cuz I had blood so I did some tests came out negative and I said to myself satisfied being delayed not delayed but postponed so many times that if I do something at if I say that publicly what is going on I'm going to lose you for something to fight for the title of that 185 so I keep a chat and I told myself it whatever I'll deal with it after the fight so I did that fight everything went well then after I went to do is call a colonoscopy they put a camera inside of you yeah and I did I got diagnosed with dorsal colitis that's probably the mix-up that stress and also the fact that I was constantly eating I need to keep myself on a certain weight and the crazy thing about it is personal realizes her mistake I should never have done it but when I made the wait at 185 the day before the fight I could not go back up to 190 that's why your side was going back up to the day of the fight I woke up and I had a little breakfast I chew up my breakfast again weigh myself I would like 190 190 time because the way that you weigh right now depending what you eat you have a lot of stuff inside your your your intestine and everything so you ain't also water retention I felt like I had a lot of water retention just stay the same way that I am an actual weight I think nobody has that way that it's is best way to perform an athletic performance and that's what I should have done but it was a mistake of my part it was a big mistake health issues so I know what trigger it and so so so I start a fight what happened to I got an on medication and I am at the doctor that is name is Jason Fung is internal two people can research it is amazing amazing guy and I met a doctor that treat people with cancer and diabetes with the intermittent fasting so I start doing a program of intermittent fasting and time restricted eating and I'm I sent them diminish like every every weeks every month so he's got his getting better but he's getting out a lot better A lot better and I feel a lot better a journalist is not experimenting with his body. A lot a lot of scientific stuff and it is scientific research on diet and in restricted eating is a big part of it he does a lot of that it's interesting because I'm working mission to think that when I when I gain muscle. When I get you know I need to eat more to accelerate my metabolism but I never felt better in my life would not be for that particular issue while I feel better now I sleep better inflammation and I will also did a test in January I went to McGill University to do a scan of my my weight my purse my fat percentage my muscle density bone density and my in 5 months I did it a few days ago like that let not this week there Tuesday of the last week and my my fat percentage decrease my muscle mass increase and my way is that the same that it wasn't January my training did not have change so they only thing that's changed pretty much restricted restricted time eating and intermittent fasting yes car after putting too much for nothing and I think as human being were overfed interested about paleontology in history and I know that human being an aunt or gatherer time did not eat three meals a day a week a lot I'm the internet about intermittent fasting and time restricted eating and I just wish I knew I knew that before for so many years I used to follow the rules all we need to eat at least three times a day and you know I don't really care of what I ate but I you know I even though in the morning I was not hungry I was always my forcing myself to eat which is bad you know yours is used to follow the rules all we need to eat at least three times a day and then you know I don't really care of what I ate but I you know I even though in the morning I was not hungry I was forcing myself to eat which is bad enough


    Joe Rogan on the Carnivore Diet "There's No Science Behind It"
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    where you're eating a plant-based diet or you're restricting me you're basically giving your body a break from being in that constant anabolic State and I think that the the carnivore diet causes a lot of people to miss out on some of those elements and then if you look at the blood work of a doctor who doesn't he publishes blood work online and I don't know what else is going on with him from Health standpoint but you have really high blood glucose and really low testosterone and something that suggests that might not be healthy to eat just meat and really low testosterone 300 really good with diabetes check up after you've done workout cuz he going to tell you you have a heart attack based on the levels of hs-crp but that would work is just one example I don't want to pretend like that one example is going to get a paint with a broad brush the entire carnivore diet phenomenon but I just I think that unrestricted protein intake an unrestricted meat intake probably has accelerated aging effect on the body and will here's the different doctor Ron Rosedale is a doctoral some good information on that he's got a good video online what's going on with this diet is there's no science behind there's a lot of people to giving it a shot lot of people finding good results but I find it enjoyable when they just change things there's a. Of time of they say they feel great and not that is absolutely one hundred percent of placebo effect it's the same thing as like a vegan diet you feel fantastic and Amy and will name me one population one Blue Zone that eats meat like and nothing else and there's actually very few centenarians who are pure vegan for their entire life because you can if you don't do it the right way build up fatty acid deficits amino acid deficits creatine is when you don't get vitamin B12 DHA Maureen on vegans has been a lot of studies like e3live you right there looking to get some of the B12 and some of the other amino acids are trying to free up by soaking and sprouting and fermenting with my wife does a lot of it but I watch her like she she's in the kitchen like 3 hours a day making vegetables bioavailable did you want to text her hours to make sourdough bread do you have to actually make a bread with a gluten is predigested and it's actually healthy in the glycemic index is or she's not vegan she's just a Rancher drones like sit-ups and chickens and and we eat meat but she he's very into like an ancestral preparation of vegetables deactivating a lot of these these stress or is that dr. Steven gundry talks about any of the four boxes worth of a Tom Brady and how he does like a no nightshade no tomato no potato and I'd rather eat those things but actually figure out a way to render them more digestible and friendlier to the human body when people talk about food that has protein in it you know if broccoli has so much protein true knot bioavailable though it's not the same your body doesn't absorb the same way it does a grass-fed rib-eye steak Yeah protein instantly you know that by the way there was there was a study that just came out about stem cells they found that carnosine to find copious amounts in the entire grass-fed ribeye steak with blueberry extract enhance your stem cell production of it was a hugely significant number I don't remember the exact percentage but what this combination of polyphenols flavanols with meat is a good, that's why when I did the carnivore diet on the carnivore diet that's why I was only when I was eating me I was doing lots of salad that was doing lots of I like wild blueberry extract powder I have these vegetable powders you I was doing a lot of big salads for lunch flavanols polyphenols any of that same thing with the high saturated-fat diet a high saturated-fat diet like the whole coconut oil thing is highly inflammatory in the absence of plant flavanols which is why if you're doing a high-fat ketogenic diet it needs to be a plant Rich high-fat keto diet otherwise it hotto or avocados yes but I'm talking about more like you're doing your coconut oil and butter in the other avocado chocolate pudding and all these thing and ketogenic fat Bombs all these recipes that are out there but he got he has a lot of plants and even in the animal kingdom reading a lot of the organs that are chock-full of what grass plants or herbs whatever that omnivorous animal that the carnivorous animal is eating free to jump out of unlikely exactly that I have with it is almost no research other than dr. Baker doing those tests on himself would ya recorded you or not very promising Jordan Peterson his daughter had some serious and some serious immune system issues autoimmune disorders and like to the point where she's had a she's a police she like 30 31 said a hip replaced is about to get one of her ankles replaced like serious arthritis real problems the only thing has been able to clear that up his meat just a pure meat diet so it would some people but play the elimination of whatever she wanted to have some sort of a real serious problem of some sort of allergic reaction to some plants or to gluten and maybe a bunch of different diets are but restriction of plant matter in my opinion long-term is not a good idea and eating meat all the time long-term is not necessarily good idea and eating only plants with the absence of some meat-based protein is for a lot of populations not that great of an idea and get your b12 vitamins and your fat soluble vitamins you live off of vegan diet can be done be really have to be careful about it but then there's other people where they can't and in the end you really have to figure out what the f*** is going on with your dad to the whole car out the toxins and all these things that are in plants that are bad for him like okay plants that are bad for him like okay but exercise bad foryou sunlight bad for you


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Werdum Testing Positive
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    silver Doom got flat and he was just going to fight him Russia I think against all neck you can get mad you can get outraged and that's a reasonable results are reasonable response if you want to do and so he's willing to to bend the rules to he failed and now he's going to have to pay the consequences yeah it's a month after his knockout loss to volkov right. Talk to Mom and dangerous guys f****** dangerous big and Long Tall knockout artist what's a college 6667 somewhere in that range or somewhere around there wow that's a Triple H in a restaurant one time in a giant big athletes like this like what the force that they can generate like a garden that ability to create that type of power and impact this is a crazy picture of ingano standing next to professional basketball player and a guy who looks like a tiny person I got it looks like I look what I stand next to him and not quite as much contrast but pretty ridiculous


    Joe Rogan - Steven Tyler on Finding Aerosmith's Sound
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    unless I'm out of breath that's what I get for being a musician I lose a pound tonight and stay sweating with Aerosmith right up there with standing next to f****** Joe Perry really the last of the real rock stars that you used to the Crosman to bad motherfuker he's got a recognizable there's like certain people that have a sound you know Joe has he absolutely has a sound you know as a sound Gary Clark jr. like you hear Gary Clark jr. play guitar okay that's a Gary Clark jr. ref you know there's certain people that have a sound Joe most certainly has a sound it's like he's expressing himself through that guitar and a very recognizable way to know voisin in the beginning of the first album people who say on the second album I don't know what I learned was you know like from Nat King Cole it's the kind of music I listen to as a kid when I met Natalie I walked up behind her and I went Teemu Como stare stare and I'm found I want to sound more like Joe Perry was playing really sweet and nice Tim saying to me and you will answer translated listen to we would sit around and we would make Talerico who went to Juilliard in New York in the Bronx 5610 Fairview 6G department and I grew up under the piano when I was two my dad practice everyday on a Steinway so who lived between the notes show me saying I love you name is Joe I just love Joe's in love your second album and you did that little sort of affectation is that how you would call it a voice digit after you heard it and you listen to it like people talking about it did you decide to change it for the next album I did just go away for a minute did night yeah I love it when I do that Dorsey and Frank Sinatra and Nat King Cole and and then Janis Joplin and the village fugs who are the first ones to put on the back of their album lunatic Vagina Song wrong wrong 3 no feeling in Rino meaning Ashley Fields and I think you know Joe hats off to him in the way he plays guitar practice at night sitting in a chair and the f****** s*** the couch caught on fire dudududu dudududu and I can't tell you any other way than that magic and every inch of the way the reason it doesn't feel like I'm 70 and I don't feel the time and it feels like yesterday we just started is because every time I staged I'm singing those same f****** songs again same way same feeling same looking same people different people people but I'm seeing the same songs do you know the guy that's looking anyway so to answer your question second album sounds a little bit more Ranchi more in tune with Jose guitar and I think we found our sound second album 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th hope we got it walking the dog moving out as well get stoned and drink Boone's Farm when I go come on you guys we f****** wrote this song f*** You inflicted join happy remember getting pissed off walking out they hate me when I tell this story but I remember being really f****** angry walking out his piano and writing one way street I don't play guitar and I wrote about him going to Make It or Break It first one first album Make It or Break It first on the first album some great ship because I feel like you know and anger you know I didn't know what to do but I just better use that sorry I want to watch songs and I think it late everybody's fuse I think that Jose early lit mine Tom Hamilton takes as he called him Sweet Emotion


    Joe Rogan - Steven Tyler Partied With John Belushi
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    not necessarily stoned but beautiful you know you walk on stage and go f****** these Edibles I'm walking here and go f****** I didn't do my nails but you you hand these animals all kinds of crazy s*** what you did back then I believe that the spirit of music was think of it this way what do you think they're called boo spirits and when you listen to your favorite song you want to f*** your wife I think that spirits and wherever it takes you whatever feeling it is whatever when I went to Muscle Shoals I put my hand on the wood I felt the room because I knew that Little Richard stood right in front of me where is it time for second if I did a song with roots rock reggae Play That Funky Music and it was I put on the 2-inch tape Dockside the old-fashioned 2-inch tape and I'm in there ready to sing right and they start rolling and I'm listening I got I got everything turned up and I hear Bob walking to the studio I hear the drummer sit down with a drum set stool squeaks and he farts know what is eating him Pick Up Stix you hear the bass player f****** around with his base and talkin about money and I'm in the room with Bob Marley so what is spirit if that's not it I made them play that back again for me cuz I just close my eyes and you're in the room with. Martha certainly something right when you hear a song a great song from the past and you get goosebumps and just feel it inside of you who have to do with booze in that place or is it just that he just gets abused I think it's not false exactly it makes you say things you wish you didn't then you go I was lying only f****** around well you can be in love for a moment when I was very young then I had some friends As I Grew Older that had blow problems so I never touched it see you're one of them and ignore me but I've done a lot of just joking you are farthest from the Army I feel like I'd like now I can get things done. Coffee coffee is really chat is this man is just mild chameleon with changes your f****** skin into another color this is a cold brew cold brew coffee that it's not that it's actually probably not like what I I may come in the morning is like Kona coffee I love going across and I feel that f***** to the top so dark you can't see through the stream that's when you know you're going on Joe Rogan and going to spew some s*** horn sections for girls who sing it's just going to be Bobby Womack sat in that room and he's a comedic show me spots but you also have recording spots we only really have performing spots record in those performance Buns lyrics and when I when you have them on you listen to the track it's just it's something you can't explain. Nobody understands that and it's akin to tripping on acid into drunken sucking face of a girl making out with that sack into watching your kids be born as an elevated experience and if you if you buy it and you push the top floor like I do right past the penthouse boom hard drive space crazy experiences well said you know I have forgotten more than most people could ever remember how could you not how the f*** did you remember everything you've ever done so talk to a farmer about some s*** that happened the fifties or goal that was Carl wouldn't give us milk they remember things going on here I'm surrounded by people that always remind me that's good too beautiful blond Entertainment Tonight that's the best interview I think I've ever done because she looked me Square in the eye she was beautiful she asked just right questions and was just perfect


    Joe Rogan - Nazi Colonies in South America?
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    the Russians got a bunch of them for their rocket-propelled the Egyptians did they create a delivery system to drop bombs into Israel and then Ben-Gurion started having these Nazi scientists tried to have them they were mailed them guys that were working for Egypt in wanted to go blow up Israel this isn't the sixties so they're still trying to find ways to kill the Jews and we'll go work for you Egypt crazy as how f****** technologically-advanced the Germans were so far ahead of us you mean this German engineering in the 80s is f****** phenomenal mean if you drove a German car of the 1980s in American car from the 80s like there's no comparison 1991 Porsche and it's a f****** piece of engineering that it's a Marvel Avenger it's not fast like a modern car but when you compare like the build quality and how they constructed in how is put together in comparison to Dodge Daytona from 1990s a hunk of s*** it's one of those today then you want it if you could blow it up again the way you think is different 13 year old child yeah yeah well that's how the business Works someday so when you're over there in Argentina and your meeting with these people and you know that their descendants of Nazis and they'll they bring out this grandfather's chest of things and War medals and all this Jazz like what is this feeling like you feel like these people got away with something and they kind of did but these aren't the people that did it for their send it to the people that did it and they're still worshiping those people in some way I had a lot of soul-searching trying to figure out what is the the appropriate thing what's the appropriate response what am I what am I supposed to be feeling right now and I think I'm a pretty person in tuned with what I feel and one of the hardest days we're in Chile and INR this this man and this woman and they're both one of them is a second-generation she was born on the Colonia dignidad on this compound as a Nazi separated from her parents she didn't know who her parents was but she grew up there was a Chilean boy that was local and he heard about this new hospital that's that's built by doctor Mengele and how everybody has food there and he's a porch Lane kid so he was able to get onto the the compound well the locals and the Germans aren't supposed to be together so he was kind of kept separated will because he was local they started testing him and it got really violent and disgusting by the time he's a teenager being thrown out of out of Windows having his phone's broken being nursed back to health being set on fire be nursed back to health for like 10-15 years he finally talks his what will be his future wife into escaping with him and they sneak out in a cheese truck because one of his friends when he was a claim kid grew up to be a police officer in the nearby and he's able to get a letter out to them be like please come help us and they committed to a health inspection and they hop inside of his cheek truck and they got away so I'm talking to this guy and he's telling me about the things that happen to him and I'm going to get into it I mean but they were the most horrible things that can happen to a little boy that you can imagine you know beyond rape Beyond being burnt alive Beyond being broken for years and years and years and I'm shaking cuz I meant and you know they threw some on some kids cuz that's what you do when you when you hit her little kids you know I got a soft spot for people that can't take care of themselves and protect and selecting every real human isn't going to let anything weaker them ever get hurt in front of them and so I'm shaking listen to the story you know and I was like and I know I have to go back to Colonia dignidad the next day and put on like I'm a Taurus guy hosting a travel show Green Village you can come here that was the our little way in and I was just going to go in and destroy the whole entire place that was my plan and the guy is looking at me and he's like I see your anger you know any and I was like yeah I'm going to go hurt all of them he's like no no more pain okay what's going on he looked at his wife and he goes that she save me every time that has broken it was just love that's how I got out that's why we're alive today and we're going to die of old age together with the woman that I fell in love with on this Colony the only thing that matters is love is like God damn I like you but I still like all of those people like these people that we're doing this to him what was what was their objective they would understand in Germany 1943 he's now doing in Chile in 1953 he just has a different population to test they're not Jews chulainn boys there's a strong there Winery need less food do not like I'm using quotation marks the Cockroach Jews that you just could kill you. These were these were young strong Browns these are there words verbatim that I'm using you know it is like paradise faces out and you'll stick soldering iron I just want to kill them all the worst aspects of human beings is there this desire to hurt people that are weaker than you and torture them and this is just coming into contact with that and then some guy has this most beautiful response to it that you know I love saved the cross they want for Valor it like crazy the equivalent of medal of honors these guys have in their parlors these were Nazis your grandpa is it yes yes total price swelling in their chest fuckr married a beautiful Brazilian girl wow Adolf Eichmann he got snatched by the Mossad in Argentina score Senske he died of old age Egyptians when they're trying to build a rocket program to to annihilate the Israel started working for the Mossad they're paying him millions of millions of dollars to hold these parties for what he thought was the rise of the fourth Reich Mercedes and steel steel steel massive billion dollar corporations for the time who's hosting these forays and talking and having other high-level Nazis that were still alive come in and he was just really being used by the Mossad to try to figure out who was facilitating this Egyptian rocket program so they've just said we're putting on these parties to kind of get everybody together so they can keep tabs on everybody and figure out who's who that's what the Mossad was doing he was doing it with the intent of making the fourth right yeah right in the fourth Reich so the Mossad did this and then what did they do once they figured out who is who finally they I don't like this part cuz I like just getting killing bad people they figured out that the the big problem with the delivery system for the Egyptians in their missile program was the navigation system and they're trying to hire a whole bunch of these experts to come work for this program and they diplomatically kind of went behind the back and they got all of this really the only experts in the world they prevented them from going and traveling to and work so they kind of diplomatically ended the the development of delivery system for their their Warheads so that's how they handled it and they sent some mail bombs they kidnapped a guy and tortured him and killed him about the Nazi escapees that went to America it's it's amazing how when this this comes up it's it's relatively unknown I mean your show is done a lot to shed some light on it and I've read some articles about Nazis that escaped to South America but it's not common knowledge that there is a there's a shroud of Silence you you're not supposed to talk about these things but it takes a long time for me to get an interview with a guy take a long time for building Rapport I mean we're talking like we had some pretty high-level people working with me Special Operations from every single Branch to include the CIA Army Special Forces and we are pulling out every trick in the book to try to get these people to talk to us to include driving them and the it's hard so they still don't talk about it to this day what time I mean what can be done I mean obviously there's not the same people right there's people that benefited from the people that went down there kind of the damage is done that's a lot of damage things we can kill are those ideas are the most ideas being fostered in these these Community yes I am a higher degree than the locals places that they can't sit down in some places that they can't I cannot be greeted on the street Good Morgan you know not not the brown do next me he's not and his kid definitely can't date the blue-eyed blond girl at the high school that's not allowed so they're basically crazies little colonies did Josef Mengele died on a beach and he's a special operations guy he was an SS use a physical specimen especially for the time you like understand me he was very early on into one of the first real Nazis like this isn't okay all of Germany's going this way the chancellor is Adolf Hitler this is where we're going I kind of I have to go along and you see some of that in the third 43-44 now it's okay we might be losing this war now it's not showing Vogue but when you got guys like 1939 that are chalking Eugenics and higher calling for breeding and segregation early on that is a very yellow form Nazi cult trying to what does it say Jamie with the full title Nazi cult what is the reformed Nazi cult trying to open to tourism and where is this that's in Chile I spent a lot of time there right there about it so that's current date right there Christ the later hosen range is freaking gorgeous though it's I mean it is Shangri-La yeah German flag flying while I try to hide the Nazi things that had I dinner right there in the mall I know I know that got in the left what's up bro we talked in The Butchery he is a your commute sheepdog response he's a doctor use a ranger that became a Green Beret that then went to medical school and then came back to special operations for the rest of the war and he's our director frame for sheepdog response he was with me he and I both speak Spanish when we were down there but they didn't know that he was a doctor and didn't know that we spoke Spanish and they didn't know that our translator that look very Chilean could also speak German so they thought that they could have all these little conversations with the the stupid Harry handed Irish guy host from the tours and channel. And they could get away well we understood everything they're saying so one of our tour guides was formerly a nurse in the hospital that they close down and we stole one of their their little ID card to get into the hospital and we stole a bunch of documents of them documenting them torturing little kids in the house the hospital Methodist made the air because it sits there so much litigation going on we're all of these victims of Colonia dignidad are suing via barberia and what time. You talk about when they're torturing kids like when was has 60s to 90s and so this is essentially Nazis in the ancestors of Nazis carrying on those practices in secret Genesis Christ Chester's Indian the evolved and change his outfit play some pictures maybe a hundred million dollars and they bought that with Nazi money what do you do with that where does that go where does Argo I don't know feelings from Jews Mouse we're talking wedding rings off of juice fingers they bought that land with that money gorgeous Jesus Christ German Colony their position because of the amount of power that they have had their nobody so in the in the sixties they were at behest of the president they were bringing in people that disagreed with the dictator and they're torturing them and they're getting that information take me back to the president that went on for like 10 years and so that the Nazis were doing that for PS4 so they know all the dirt about everybody they know who is having sex with who who has a kid with who who went to this prostitute Place who has a deal with the CIA who's working with the Venezuelans who's working with the argentinians like they have all that dirt cuz they gave it to the president they have it too so they had been Untouchable politically for you know 30-40 years because they had so much power it had so much information because they had so much dirt on every dirt on every single high-ranking person in South America and then straighten hard to kill Discovery Channel from going been to point Africa like this year I don't even know


    Joe Rogan on Porn Addiction
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    18 and only one I try to stay off of pornography man that's one of my biggest arch nemesis is pornography cuz you just weekends me it just yeah I put all my sexual you know my fantasies and stuff they're not mine anymore you know they live you know somebody created a better than my imagination can and so they live in these you know on the internet in these boxes and it's like and if it's not mine I think that I don't value it as much or something and so I think it would like weeknd's Mobility like be able to have sex and like be comfortable in that sort of world and oh yeah weakens your ability to be comfortable so well because I get used to watching the sex and seeing it and not having to like be engaged with my actual feelings or anything so then I see it and I still get all the joy out of it and I'm still out there you jacking and you know praying out natural but it's I don't get it out of any the feeling attached to it so damn when I am engaging with somebody that I care about or something it just doesn't calculate for me emotionally as well and that's not maybe it's just me but it does is Stephanie made it tougher for me over the years because I would have a date set up with a nice girl and next you know I'm walking the house and I start thinking about you know a little bit of us hear something and then since heads or Sumrall even see a f****** I'll see a pregnant puppy and see those nipples or something next year you're on the internet jerking off and then you'd hold on I believe it exists or they caught a dude near me what time it'll lamb know which almost sounds beautiful when you just say it with the Lambs yeah but I don't think when you say Hollywood in Louisiana I took that back of monsters to that party and a bunch of people Ada mood never had it before and then we play the game hide-and-go-seek right I was like maybe they got eaten yeah maybe they ended up in another realm you know like stranger things yeah oh yeah the first season I saw it something that it's not the hip a drug that it once was more comfortable talking to each other loosens inhibitions it's fun like what is that that ancient quote about wind tongue becoming more lively people love wine and women love wine to specially divorcees if you see him wow and they always that one boy why do divorcees like one I don't know but when when one of her friends get divorced they come over and just drink wine and then lay on the couch while I'm trying to hook up me on the trampoline or something and I remember that dad used to masturbate at night or the day I used to masturbate at night and I would sneak out there in the kitchen this back when the family medical family computer you know it was in one part of the house and I try to sneak to the fridgerator and get some chips or something I'll get something olives or something and he would be over there by himself just in the f****** bones Oh no just where you can't even hear you're so intent on the screen you can't even f****** hear you give your grandparents on each side of your head and caught them know I'd sneak out to the kitchen cuz the computer and the computer reach in with my hand and press that light thing to the light wouldn't come on then open the door the rest of the way of fish for a snack and he's over there just in the glow of that screen Broan that second the monitors were big you know when he's just over there just f****** looking for the devil and he ended up getting divorced because of that I think she might have been a little bit annoying business-centric sometimes little too much just yeah yeah maybe just to business-centric what does it mean to have been a little too demanding but then if he's up for an hour and a half each night out there you know looking at it all comes back to the bedroom for what I think he had a bit of it in him he would drug me but not that Sesame he would drug me so he could freely masturbate and leave his socks on it would even take his pants off jacking off Winstrol Kentucky Derby hats worth hats the most confusing to be like one of them Daniel Boone a raccoon you're breathing out real fast you know it's more than it is more of a intake sport but I don't like him and you think it's healthy for people cuz I feel like you kind of like you know you lead lead a lot of men in like their aspirations to you no control their beings and stuff in these just some of my weird interpretations but you know to try and be on top of themselves and some ways and you know stay focused on on on controlling themselves positive ways you know like staying fit and expanding their minds and thinking you know and not falling into easy traps somebody don't like just to get have sex with them we've all been there before girls that you were friends with or you dated and the only reason I didn't was for the sacks and they didn't order that s*** out of you and you couldn't wait to get the f*** away from them at Tiffany's this girl I'm thinking about tell me about if she had kind of like too much I want to see sideburns but she had a lot of electric quarter inch on a female Sideburn is way too much it is it makes you think about she had some family issues but yeah that's what I was thinking is a requirement like a physical biological requirement like your body is constantly producing sperm and you need sex if you spend time not having sex you spend a month 2 months 3 months you get stuck a desperate yeah a lot of guys wind up just shacking up with some gal just cuz they know they can have sex with her and meanwhile they don't even like each other and they hate each other and want to be a terrible dysfunctional relationship but she's basically your drug dealer that drug is p**** bow and you just got to have this weird creepy dysfunctional relationship with her one thing that pornography does good and I'm not saying all pornography but just regular pornography like two guys you know like that are just living their lives where like in like Chicago I'm a girl you know I got to get any girl with this girl that turned out to be a nightmare and she's a disaster the devil the other guy goes as you know what I was born and I'll be off requirement to be sexually stimulated and touched yeah I'll be free of that monkey on my back and I can just get the it's a good point I just have a bit my acting like if you have any critical decisions in your life this is my advice jerk off first then think about it cuz it's been had this happen in my life was about to go on a date with a girl and I jerked off instead and I was like what am I thinking I don't want to go on a date with her annoying I can't talk to her about anything that's the only reason let's jerk on 1st you don't you don't go through all that yeah I did for me I guess for me if it became addicted why would just do that every time and then I was just at home for five years and didn't you know go do any dates or anything right into that's at the I guess that's a difference if you get addicted to it and you find that it's just a repeat pattern so you're not spending time with people at all danger in luck immediate access to pornography and today the most immediate access cuz you get on your phone so you can get it yeah, and next thing you know you're beating off and when you have instant access to things you can use it just like people abused food if you have a cabinet this is filled with candy and chips chocolate bars or is soda in the refrigerator if you're just one of those people that can't help themselves you don't have any discipline you would just eat all that s*** all day long and get fat and that is just as much of an addiction as someone who has access to p*** all the time just beats off all the time or someone has access to booze and just don't want to get f***** up everyday all those things are okay though in moderation if you have discipline right like there's nothing wrong with having a bag Eminem's every now and then for a f****** like I feel like having some Eminem workout all time and eat my vegetables are good huh where the Temptation is too powerful words starting to overpower whatever for me it was whatever my natural life ways to defend against that were almost two years and we're rule breakers for the or yeah I guess it yeah I guess I am a rule-breaker I never thought about that yeah I don't like that there's a rule of my first thing is to think of a way to think around it or something or to do something different everybody's laughing next thing you know you're a comedian those Wheels have been put into motion and the problem with that is that also leads itself to you want to do Coke or you want to you know do all kind of crazy s*** and I know ya forbidden to some ungodly percentage of the internet is dedicated to p*** on there didn't like what was the number of the amount of bandwidth Jamie did we figure this out once it's like 30 something percent of all the internet bandwidth is p*** what's a guess people won't stop jerking off and they're not going to stop watching it later cuz I feel like it so prevalent now you can hear people coming in the distance I feel like that do when I was growing up we couldn't even get poor we had to get this dude Nick on Friday withdraw some pictures and p**** you know for the weekend for dollars to the dude Nick $4 for drawings bro you pay 8 and he had a nice like anything brownie with full that thing up or you can feel it Heating in your butt pocket the whole way on the bus five you know that was $60 like a hundred sixty today thought ya think about that I'm thinking about it when we come back on Monday and people would have liked these f****** busted ass looking all sketches rain on them. Rain on it like bro think about that I'm thinking about it yeah dude and we come back on Monday and people would have liked these f****** busted ass looking all sketches rain on them she was like all the store got rain on it like bro kids in it


    Joe Rogan on Rude People Who Want Selfies
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    altered you know you would Judy to be altered by like what what are you saying don't say that but you would read it and that would be the show the show would be these people as well or killed during the live feed you couldn't you couldn't chat during live feed when we would transfer it over to YouTube the comments would be disabled and people went crazy and I don't know how to tweet about a book comments I don't know what this glitches but they're going to figure it out but Schaub decided to disable his comments on purpose and do they f****** went crazy and they were attacking him but what are the numbers that give a s*** like you have you ever comment on the YouTube video you were watching YouTube video people were just interested in debate and discussion about particular topic but when you dealing with all these negative people like what are the numbers if you have a million people watching a YouTube video or we talkin about a hundred people a cesspool open keeping that Komodo for them to dump their f****** verbal diarrhea into is that I really feeding the cat giving the kid candy for being an ass holes at the same time maybe I took a bunch of friends out for dinner and invited and then I saw you walk across that was 4 hours for sure 2 to 4 hours I don't know the exact number that I see walk across the casino and in that time you do it again for another half hour as you know Joey Diaz stop your meal every time someone comes over it's a rude thing to ask enter like human deep interactions meaningful interactions that one can f*** off have this distorted idea of space that they should just be able to invade your space while you literally have a mouth full of food yeah I've had it happen to my daughter standing of space yeah and if you're human there it is a strange thing I mean I didn't watch my wife was asking me because I was in Singapore it if I watch The Royal Wedding she thought their people and can you imagine if the person asks you even your daughter somebody did them maybe the first time you like stop they just can't just say hi can you just say hi no one can say hi everybody wants to dress up their Facebook and everyone needs a f****** selfie it's just like we're wearing the weird space with that stuff that that whole social media s*** because people want something from you that they could it's not just their fan and they want to say hi they want something from you to make them look cooler in it and it's like you you can give them some currency it's like your Pokemon and they can pick you up and then get a point from everyone needs that f****** selfie it just like we're wearing the weird space with that stuff that that whole social media s*** because people want something from you that they could it's not just their fan and they want to say hi they want something from you to make them look cool in it and it's like you you can give them some currency it's like you're a Pokemon and they can pick you up and and and get a point for a cleared it really nice


    Joe Rogan - I Want to See Jon Jones vs. Brock Lesnar
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    you grabbed his wrist and comes over the top of an elbow and trapping I mean really was his what it is yeah or just at least take that chance to smash your leg with one like if there's free shots that exist in these moments of finding them I hope they figure out what the f*** they're going to do with him soon I don't know where they're stand now in terms of like his suspension or what-have-you but here's my ultimate goal my hope my dream is that Cormier fights D pay for the heavyweight title and somewhere around and they announce when Jon Jones suspension is up they announce Jon Jones vs Brock Lesnar did you feel like he was saying the things that he thought you wanted to hear what I feel he was being honest and genuine definitely both is he being honest and he's also had some things that he planned out I like John a lot I really love that guy but I think he surrounds himself with a bunch of Knuckleheads I think he's he's around too many people that are a bad influence and they I think he's he's a wild man and I think when he's a wild man around other people that are sort of indulging that stuff with him this is the word that I get not just from what I know but from the people that know him very well is just around the wrong people you know he's got bad influences I mean if you can identify that then you must change it it's not it's not to take any personal responsibility away from him either because I'm sure he also makes up for a bad influence to them to the f****** baddest man on the planet can live like this I live like this to f*** it was cuz do more coke with party hard Oaks Drive fast but I don't know you know I don't know what the answer is forever a guy like John don't know maybe it's got to have that come to Jesus moment or not you know maybe he just keeps doing what he's doing he keeps beating over his ass and people keep forgiving him and hopefully doesn't wind up in jail but you should for sure get a driver you know for sure I'm around too bad it's a good Band-Aid no free will is something that's been deceived discuss tonight's it's a fascinating concept but to some degree you know we are authoring our own lives you know I'm and if it isn't going the way that you want it it's small tiny changes can push it a different way it's matter whether or not he's right now I'm sure he just wants to get his license back lime like she's on your way from that like Chuck Liddell's an old Warrior has clearly taken too many shots like and you know this is so you don't call him an old man saying all this stuff and it's like just be the better man and a situation your ear at the top of the Heap right now the top of your game you don't want some young guy doing this to you 15 years from now talking to you that way mean that's just these are the dark days wave map and Chuck Liddell's an old Warrior has clearly taken too many shots like and you know this so you don't call him an old man and saying all this stuff and it's like just be the better man in the situation you're at the top of the Heap right now the top of your game you don't want some young guy doing this to you 15 years from now talking to you that way mean that's just these are the dark days


    Joe Rogan - Conor's Thuggish Behavior is Stupid
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    built that company and want is a billion dollar company now it's a billion dollar companies in 1.7 billion homes in Asia this isn't some mythological idea this is a guy who's built a massive company based around these values and that's a different thing flicking controversy as your currency is not something to be proud of your currency and that sounds because I'm not quite all the other I've drank the Kool-Aid I believe in what they're doing and I see it as real not only cuz my values line up with it but I think they are going to grow dramatically as a result of some of these the way they see the world but not only that but I'm still all so immersed here and I like Connor I think of Connor I work for TSN because Connor fell out of March to a red carpet to shake my hand while the my boss was watching you know what I like some of the most interesting moments I've had her with that guy and some of the like most interesting you know how many thousands of hours of trying to figure out what's happening and research and growth is happened by studying that guy and I see his the games that he is willing to play as part of his strategy for success as a fighter and six trying to be in a successful for his family in the future I see it all connected so I don't dislike him but I respect this this idea that conflict and controversy are not good for us I understand that but I also understand psychological warfare and I think the Conners a match of that and that has a huge factor and victory I mean this is something Miyamoto Musashi used to his Advantage if you read the book of five rings what Connors doing is f****** with people's heads the point where they he space in their head and then Connor goes into the cage like Loose as a Goose relaxed and calm so he's letting you know I don't give a fuk about you but you give a f*** about me and I'm going to f*** you up right now and you like no you're not you better not you can I catch this is too much example although was so out of composure although charged at him sleeping left hook and just got f****** waylaid on the way in and Eddie Alvarez the greatest game day performance the great game day performance we've ever seen and I talked to Eddie that is one of my favorites and I admire and I'm inspired by Eddie Alvarez Michael Chandler to you know those two are like the same guy almost to a lot and stay at all like he's just like it was real like in by not accepting it was real coming in suddenly find yourself in there and it's real and you feel different in your you know your mind is working differently in your hormones are working differently in who you are and that moment is different and you like holy f*** it's real have I prepared for it to be real I could be in a different state right now but I did not add that this was going to be real and now it's f****** real real it's real the ability that Connor has to land those sharpshots that come out of nowhere and Blitz you and come at you so fast and just dropped those shots on you I mean his left hand is a f****** lazarbeam and that sat down to planning it and he's also a part he's a he's a real Dynamo I just I hate to see things like what happened in New York and Brooklyn we threw the dolly at the boss and smashed the window it's like so it's so f****** stupid all that thuggish it running it with a bunch of other guys never screaming what did khabib do you smack your friend the face cuz your friend friend was talking s*** let me know I mean it was pretty gentle you know I mean and artem called him a coward and he said he doesn't fight and Conners a real fighter is like listen man I don't need to rush in you guys got to sort this out on your own it was a pretty calm sorting out in my opinion they didn't stop them they didn't beat his ass I mean unlike habib's fans or friends are supporters and Conners and they're like they're both wrong or nobody everybody always when somebody does something bad to somebody else always feel like something bad to them very few people instigate before you know you just can't throw a dolly at a bus know you know filled with other Fighters because it's so selfish I mean all those people that got caught you know me and Ray Borg got Cuts in his eyes mean this is the whole thing is a disaster so my theory based on bits of information that we have is that Connor on some level I mean it reinforces constantly if your kid does something terrible that we know is bad candy every time they're going to restart candy every time he's done this and it works and I mean there is parallels in the political system in America their parallels all over the world that by acting out in these strange ways it's so bizarre and unsettling that we've rewardit you know is the name for a band and I like him as a friend so he created that okay weather how what level he's strategizing let's go do some pushing and shoving with Habib in his guys and giving the finger to be caught on cameras always late little pushing little shop in a couple of cameras and all of a sudden his $5000000 payday is a 12 million-dollar payday and Russia and everybody's going crazy to work it's brilliant but he's late shows up there on the bus now the cameras are out and what's he going to do he's got to perform came there to perform and now it now it goes sideways and then the most likely scenario is that it was a let's do it it'll be it'll feel right for us as defending our friend value and the cameras come out and I think you're probably right there he's got a good point but obviously it's a terrible thing to do and stupid you know there's there's a way to manage that but then these people say well you know now becomes like the WWE and you know there's there's people that love real fighting that have a real hard time with these fake WWE style scenarios where you know that whether it's Colby Covington you know he did a promo recently we had a a girl by the pool in the girl sat in his lap and she was like obviously had a plan script and seemed kind of corny people this people who think that's great and his people f****** hate it I hate it I hate it too I don't I mean I don't have a real problem joke around about it all the time I don't like that kind of s*** bleeding and MMA I think it's dumb can we wear hi to a girl by the pool in the girl sat in his lap and she was like obviously had a plan Scribd and seemed kind of corny people just people who think that's great and his people f****** hate it on the hate it I hate it too I don't I mean I don't have a real problem pro wrestling I joke around about it all the time that people like it I don't like that kind of s*** bleeding and MMA I think it's dumb


    Joe Rogan - Who Knows What Conor McGregor Will Do Next
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    George so my work there like heck can you see what's up with you what's in the snake DSM like I asked but and I'll ask honestly as a friend in it and he knows that I'm also employed by somebody's level of conversation but but I will never ever sacrifice a friendship or like a long-term relationship to like find something out of it I don't care I don't care about breaking news and all that anything to do with my life so I asked George who we are friends with talked yesterday and we will he will tell me the truth and then and eat something as simple as you know not a f****** b******* maybe not in exactly those terms but he would say no bro I haven't signed nothing and the I looked at that and like I know I haven't signed anything while I know they've offered him that that was George the great Irish leprechaun you know I mean I think those are the two big fights the two big fights or could be bad 1:55 or even 70 of Conor McGregor vs khabib not Nate Diaz Insider drops bombshell and this is May 19th Saturday afterwards if it's Connor it might be a decade later mean you know I mean this is what happened windows and losing his mind and Stelios in service shop they have a giant monthly not it's f****** huge the monthly not that they have to make cause them to fire a hundred employees when there's a lot going on and there's been some you know great fights and it's obviously still incredibly popular but you want to make those big pay-per-view bucks you need the big-name Stars GSP was always big-name star became even bigger when he came back and beat Bisping and one by finish and got him in a rear-naked choke and put them to sleep he's still a giant stock however he hasn't found a wild vacated a title doesn't have the title anymore so it's not as big of a deal to the Public's eyes when his you know Twitter they were intended to be there as a to be there as a short-term solution to give people a talking point until they saw how till they got deeply invested in Connected but I think that was but yet somehow these sort of extra outside distractions became the focus


    Joe Rogan on Nick Diaz
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    the authentic truth of who Nick Diaz I mean who knows maybe a pause in better condition but this is the end the end is Nick just patterning him it's crazy that he beat her with will he was always a great boxer but I mean this a metaphor for life like you got one of the greatest victories ever I love that guy What were what was searching for I think is we're trying to be authentically who we are and give you a rope or you can climb it or you can assemble it and I'm going to go through it going to go through how many ways to choose to live your life and that's how Nick Diaz looks as f****** life and that's that's beautiful what sucks is it hasn't fought in forever I mean he hasn't fought since the Anderson Silva fight that's crazy it's crazy that they suspended him for marijuana when Anderson Silva tested positive for steroids in that fight and he got a shorter suspension than Nick that's a reflection that's a cultural leftover cultural are you not getting that money from me if you can admire that like some people will look at who I am back in the day he was 18 you know I mean he's been around man you know he's been around so he's still like literally in his physical prime and this is crazy considering the fact that I want to say the Anderson Silva fight was 3 years ago around man you know he's been around so he's still like literally in his physical prime and this is crazy considering the fact that I want to say the Anderson Silva fight was 3 years ago I would love to see him back in there again you know I don't know


    Joe Rogan - Environmentalism is Treated Like a Religion
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    for life for example we humans right now we are under the influence of another end of the world religion looking for a different kind of paradise it's called environmentalism and it says that we humans are causing climate change. That's this is a little silly we humans may be contributing to climate change the climate change has been the norm on this planet for 4.5 billion years this is one of those sacred science subjects that's almost like scientific Jesus cannot question the the ancient Scrolls belief system because it says to end because of things we've done because we've sinned and if we simply sacrifice to the goddess of nature so yeah the universal go back to being a stable a climatic least they will Garden of Eden while I got news for you this planet has never been climatically stable in the very beginning once every 6 hours that means we pick any point on the surface it was in about this poisonous stuff called radiation for 3 hours then it was yanked into darkness which is equally destructive and the temperature will go up a minimum of 86° every whoops up-and-down 86° every 3 hours that's climate change plus it was on a tilt and it was rotating around the Sun play it went through hideous strangers this is all the way in the past where people are concerned with it what are roll and what impact human races doesn't matter what we need to be after its climate state if we really want the climate to be the way it wasn't 1650 before the Industrial Revolution that's a human Choice that's biogenic and origin and we need to acknowledge that that's what we have decided and now we're going to develop climate stabilization you what you just said even just question for a moment and environmentalism is a type of religion climate denihilist would love to break it down in a very simple one-sentence statement and call you earlier Gap climate denial is Right climate change people repeat that it doesn't have to have any and nobody will text in and what you're trying to say they don't write the dicetyl Nuance of what you trying to express while there's a blunt do once we have to develop climate stabilization technology so taken care of it out of the atmosphere is a carpet stabilization technology then so be it but we have to develop others because this this globe goes through ice ages and global warming chemical in our gut cholecystokinin and it only goes off when we eat meat so we're Bill T me and it's a bonding hormone oxytocin that brings people together so if you're having a good meat meal with a bunch of people this is a chemical in your eye that says these are good people stick with them don't tell the vegan why don't we have ripping things why don't we have fur did you figure out a way to cook it cuz we can make clothes right from the environment in terms of Housing and you got it you got it and that means that we were born naked we were naked Apes for a reason because we are Homo to lacus whatever that word would be we are the people of tools and we developed the first stone tools to the best of our knowledge approximately 3.1 3.4 million years ago long before we became modern humans so we were born in this peculiar way at that is naked and without claws and without ripping things after we develop the tools it took like fire and cooking what you decided to allow us to have artificial claws artificial ripping things to cook our meals the big conclusion of a book that I've just read on what makes us different neuroscientist neuroscientist who corrected the standard figure for the number of neurons in the brain from 100 billion to 86 billion by actually counting them she says what made us human was cooking just what you said because when you cook you have you liberate a whole mess of calories and nutrients sources that are not available to a gorilla that's eating leaves and how do we know that is the gorillas born with a potbelly the size of a Franklin stove because it needs is huge digestive apparatus in order to handle those leaves to break them down into food right well when you clock you don't need that huge got now the bacteria that were the shape is not able to go very far the gorilla he's certainly can't migrate once but you know you see Jane Goodall and and she is pleading for us to save the habitat of the chimpanzees have you ever seen baboons never the baboons are the Rats of Africa baboons are extraordinarily adaptive their extraordinary luxurious they're always finding new environments and figuring out ways to turn them into food chimpanzees don't have that quality the reason we need to save their environment it's because they're so dumb as a group what app to where is baboons who have smaller individual brains have greater Collective smart to see now baboons have domesticated dogs no hunting a very bizarre it said what we did Once Upon a Time it wasn't as it was dogs hutang us another figured out that it to keep these dogs around long enough the dogs will bark when Intruders and predators in The Amazing crazy absolutely amazing really crazy stuff remember we were just looking at baboons a collective intelligence within that group and they have a collective multi Colony intelligence because they once they develop certain genetic tricks they passed the tricks around and little tiny envelopes for all practical purposes so they're constantly sharing new bacterial tricks the new end times Movement we have used up all the resources on this planet we have Ashley overburden to this planet we are eating it out of existence but bacteria are 12 miles beneath our feet right now and they are turning raw rock granite into BIOS stuff now it's the task of life is to kidnap seduced and recruit as many dead atoms as possible into the grand project of Life who's doing the best job right now who recognizes that for every ounce of living stuff on the planet 100 million ounces of dead stuff waiting to be kidnapped and seduced and recruited into the grand project of Life bacteria yet it out bacteria nature you bet your ass so what is nature telling us through these bacteria you live a hundred trillion more ounces of yes hundred trillion more ounces are a hundred million more ounces of dead stuff for every living house you got and your obligation on behalf of life is to do what the bacteria are doing kid that seducing recruit as many that atoms as possible and bring them into the Project Life use technology to stabilize the environment and that is what we've Chosen and the people are not regarding it as a choice there regarding it as something imposed on them by a higher Force know I'm sorry Gaya Mother Nature is not a higher Force Mother Nature is a b**** mother nature throws everything are planted in addition to the fact that we are on a tilted axis so we go through a climate change called summer fall winter and spring every single year and it's a pretty violent climate change and we have a planet that's been ice ball Earth snowballers twice the fact is the planet is on a trajectory on a path on a voyage on a mission that is scarier than the mission of Frodo The Hobbit it is circling the core of the Galaxy approximately every 235 million years at is it as it goes through that long Voyage around the center of the Galaxy it goes through spiral arms of galaxies that change our climate dramatically it gather something like a hundred trillion tons of cosmic dust per year and at certain points it goes through clouds of cosmic fluff that triple the amount of that. that we gathered which changes the climate considerably Milankovitch cycle changes the climate every 20 mm 40,000 110,000 years but already decision and then go after climate stabilization Technologies yes try removing broke the atmosphere see if it works but in the long haul we are on a 12000 year passage which climate has been relatively stable that's not normal the norm is rapid climate change much more rapidly than we've seen and ice ages and they offer so we better damn well learn these things now when I was in Japan a few years ago in a conference about harvesting solar power in space and transmitting it down to which is carbon neutral and a source of such tremendous amounts of power that it defies description there was a woman from the European space agency and she said well if you guys are going to build these giant solar harvesting Farms these five mile by 5 mile race of photovoltaic panels when you see a hurricane heading for Jamaica send out a laser beam lays the outer edges of the hurricane so that you change the heat at a certain point on that hurricane and redirect it so it doesn't hit Jamaica so it goes harmlessly out to see well that's the beginning of harnessing these things harnessing disasters as energy opportunities now have we ever done that but what about fire if you've been the first one to start playing with fire your mom would have told you you see all those dead animals in there that have been roasted and barbecued by this forest fire you want to become one of them put that back where it belongs and fire saved us at the heart of it yet at the heart of a piston and piston of a car what do we have explosions explosions that's one of the most devastating catastrophes we can imagine an explosion what causes this very rigid and isn't I don't want to say scientific Dogma but Dogma in terms of the way you're allowed to talk about climate change well if there are certain aspects of science that our religion because we science people are built with the same super normal responses in us that the Flying Saucer people have in them and that the Christians who still believe in the coming of the kingdom of God you can't debate this is not something like even when I said so far is it Jennifer God knows what reason he wrote the book on the evolution of the cosmos I thought it was brilliant my friend actual didn't Jacob my colleague who was the head of the physics department at the University of Tel Aviv and the head of the physical Association you know the association of all physicists in Israel where they have some pretty good physicist meet you but that article that you aren't in the Wall Street Journal about climate was unfortunate that you with something a little harsher than that meaning you have sinned and and I watch this movement develop from the beginning and it developed by using Conformity enforcers will that Al Gore movie Tipton over-the-top it helps a lot of important people at they realize they had mean if you want a virtue signal you get on board well really put the environmental movement on the map was her birthday and the guy who pulled that off really pulled off an amazing PR stunt that was just an astonishing PR stunt and yes yes about what was being done to Wales and the pictures were horrifying this guy was a giant he was about six-foot-two and Evan. really really tall and he was most severe person I've ever met he walked in without acknowledging me I had blocked him at all he had a frown on his face that was unbelievable he walked out with that same serious frown uncompromising without saying goodbye without saying thank you without any of the normal social graces and he didn't have a name for what he was doing conservation was the name of what he was doing back then I was Earth Day that put another word on the map environmentalism and that got environmentalism into first grades and second grades and fourth grades when kids are Dan imprinting age when their brains are little relieving fashioned around some of the key things that they absorb at that age to get into the brains of young people and never leave and eventually environmentalism developed its own ends of the Earth scenario you tried to develop on a 1968 when Paul are like who is a butterfly specialist said that by 1980 which 1030 seemed a long ways away and he said by mm 1880 we would get to the point where there's so many people on the planet that we have to stand on each others shoulders there would be no room for us we would vastly outstrip the carrying capacity of the environment meaning the food supply would run out it would not be able to keep up with our population growth and as a consequence in the early 1980s people would die by the hundreds of millions and India and China and even the United States now so I don't know if you know the history of it after it but did remember all the hundreds of millions of people dying in India and China and the United States remember how your parents out of stand on each others shoulders in order to find Rumble live do do no wrong with you and glass what is the planet of global warming and climate change this one so they are right and they are wrong we need to do these climate stabilization Technologies we must I mean we've been doing them you said it best we've been doing ever since we invented the fur coat which allowed us to get out of Africa and go to the farthest ends of Asia when we were still far from being humans humans that the technology of the cave & Beyond. The technology of the hot always our climate stabilization Technologies on a small scale now we need to do climate stabilization technology in a big stool scale know that does not mean that we have to put sulfur droplets into the atmosphere to keep the Sun from warming the surface of the Earth that we so stupid it's ridiculous it's not a reversible move but if you have a laser from space solar power solar power and you use it to redirect hurricanes you can see what work the first time and try something different the second time in the third time until you perfect it you can't do that with sulfur dioxide the droplets in the atmosphere is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard in my life but that's the first solution technological solution come out of all of the climate people smells but we need to do what they're talkin about we just have to take ownership of it


    Joe Rogan - UFO Believers Disregard Logic
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    start Bellefonte how much of that UFO stuff do you pay attention to when when people contact me on LinkedIn and their major credential as they do a UFO magazine or something like that I don't add them I used to love that stuff was so interesting and intriguing disregard for reality brightest absolute desire to prove something instead of looking at the objective facts proving that aliens are real proving that we've been contacted eyewitness testimonies are legitimate let me try to get across a weird idea Once Upon a Time in the 1940s there were two guys Konrad Lorenz and Niko tinbergen who got a Nobel Prize for inventing a field called ethology which is a certain kind of observational animal behavior and Niko tinbergen will go off to the coastal Cliffs around northern Europe and he would observe the seabirds and the seabirds would go out I don't know how many miles 10:30 40 miles of the ocean to feed and bring back food for their young and then they would come back at the end of the day and their nest they have 200 Nest next to each other but the nests have very low walls so when the seabird came back from her fishing and waddled herself and play behind back and forth to get him placed a incubator chicks to warm the eggs she often knock an egg out and when the egg was knocked out of the nest the bird would reach her beak out past the egg and then pull her beef back into her chest to pull the egg toward the nest and she do it over and over again until she got the egg in the nest and Niko tinbergen have this weird idea I wish I knew where it came from that this is a real National like when your doctor takes a hammer and hammers your knee and your your blood shoots out and you had nothing to do with it he figured this is the same kind of a reflex any figured that if you ever reflux you need a trigger for the reflex like that patellar Hammer that have her journey so he looked to see if there was a trigger that triggered this yanking your beat back in in order to scoop the egg back into the nest and he tried building official eggs to see if he could find out what the cues were in the egg that were causing this reaction in the bird and finally he got a super egg which means I was bigger than the normal a it was Browner than the normal Ag and he put the real egg now if you were the bird that real egg has your genetic Legacy let's do our genetic future a lot is riding on that egg a lot of you and the phony egg and the phony egg would attract the bird so strongly that you would ignore her own egg and yank yank yank with her beak until she pulled the phone again to the nest and they continue to do research with this kind of thing and they discovered that they could trick some songbirds into taking a basketball into their nest and then when the poor little birds tried to get on top of the basketball that they would slide off so the phony eggs like fake tits those are things called supernormal stimuli and the idea is that they bring these reflexive reactions well underline what Adolf Hitler was doing underlined what I was doing dancing on that stage underlying what you do in front of an audience when you get incandescents and lose yourself and something else talks through you all that is related to some super normal pattern in US yes so Hitler was basically saying the world is about to end and the kingdom of God is coming except the kingdom of God and his case was the world will be controlled by the master race the blond and blue-eyed Aryans and all other people will be Slave people or will be exterminated but it was this golden Paradise that he was inviting the Germans to and which they rule the world because they were born to rule the world how did you describe the stimulation super supernormal stimulus is like supernormal stimulus of this extreme Behavior right and basically Hitler was saying I was talking about the equivalent of extraterrestrials he was talking about this magic quality of the Germans he was talking about the soul of the Germans and how the people in Wagner operas and the gods of the old Germans had been in the soles of these people and he was evoking the group's all the Zeitgeist the amiss cases bulk Geist the spirit of a people and the Flying Saucer people are after an end-of-the-world that in which the world will be remade and a guy named while there was a Jewish kid from a backward town a really backward Town only Brandon manual skills and he started preacher preach that the world as we know it was about to end and we were about to enter a new kind of paradise and because he was Jewish he figured it's got to happen to pass over because of Passover you put out a cup for Elijah and Elijah's there to proceed the Savior the guy who will save the Jewish people so he went up to the holiest city in Judaism to Jerusalem and he had a dinner this Passover dinner and they put out the cop and that's when the kingdom of God was supposed to arrive his prediction of a kingdom of God arriving at that particular Passover ceremony turn out to be utterly wrong and in fact the Roman sees him and nailed him to a cross and he died it was the opposite of everything he predicted figure you know he was comfortable in the global world of the Roman Empire but what Paul put together Around Jesus was a supernormal stimulus and it evoked a supernormal response supernormal reflex and the Flying Saucer ideas that you know here we are on Earth but there is this race that's above us that can save us that's pushing it the same buttons Hitler was pushing the same buttons the world as we know it was about 10 when there's a new Paradise in with Germans will rule everything so we are built to receive certain kind of stimuli God knows how we got built that way and when I went out in quest of the ecstatic of God the gods inside of us at the age of 13 I was looking for that supernormal those supernormal responses in us and for the supernormal stimuli and when you're doing art when you were doing commentary when you're doing comedy you are hitting the buttons you are creating supernormal stimuli you were testing out jokes until they reach just the right shape and you know what you were feeling the audience what that shape is and then you repeat that shape knowing what its impact is going to be on the audience I wrote a new book it took me a long time to write all of my previous it isn't the same 1995 manuscript I have 20 years of additional processing and was able to put a lot more meaning into the book and hopefully it's still really funny but I was able to write a book in six weeks the first draft in 178,000 word book and a normal book is 90 thousand words so this is almost twice the length of a normal book and I was able to do it because I have told all the stories in the book and I had felt out how the audio Swiss responded that the stories and I knew the words to use and they were a well-worn path in my brain so I simply put down on paper and oral vocabulary but used it's the audience who shaves you by giving you feedback and eventually you perfect something so it's like Niko tinbergen super egg I mean that were absurd but they still had the ability the way that Flying Saucer myths have the ability to evoke the sense that there is a paradise beyond the world that we know you're seeing something like you know what you want you want a woman you be good at bearing children right to have the right hip to waist ratio that she's a design to breastfeed as large breasts right even though you know it's fake it still hits whatever that genetic button is inside of your head and the alien theme the idea behind at the archetype it's kind of like space Daddy it's like you know I know we're stupid but just like this guy who's screaming on the pulpit has all the answers like that add someone as alright well space daddy is for the atheist space down here I think they're full of s*** but space Daddy's going to help us out some place in which we've ever discovered any evidence of life and it's down here on Earth so I'm a skeptic about life being anywhere to a different scientific perspective there is this thing that I call a super simultaneity super synchrony and when the universe starts as a rapidly expanding sheet of nothing but space and time it's FaceTime and speed that's all it is and when it precipitates in quark's which is unlikely how how can space time and speed become particles quarks the fact is that they're only sound like 16 different forms of those quirks and there are gazillion of identical copies of each Park everywhere and they all spring into existence at the same time fast forward a couple of million years galaxies all are pretty much the same and all of them spring into existence pretty much at the same time is the first generation of galaxies Stars ignite within those galaxies all following pretty much the same principles are all just big Gravity Balls gravity's Gravity Balls all the way that's planets that's moons all kinds of things so there is this tendency for the universe to do the same damn thing at pretty much the same damn time pretty much same damn everywhere in this Cosmos and we do know that there are biomolecules carbon-based molecules being formed an Interstellar cold gas clouds Interstellar Hot Gas clouds all kinds of unlikely places in the cosmos but those are very simple little molecules even though we call him biomolecules or something means I got carbon life depends on molecules in the case of your genome if we yank just we took just one cell you wouldn't miss it what develops actually the Gino Gino and we stretched it out cuz all tangled up in the cell it would be 3 feet long so there's a big distance between a tiny little molecule of ammonia in an Interstellar cloud and that huge very complex highly ordered 3 ft long molecule model some single molecule that's your Gino and we haven't learn very much at all about how you go from the simple molecules to that incredibly complex molecules the origin of life is still want a big puzzle but again because they're super synchrony and super simultaneity all over the cosmos pretty much the same thing happens at pretty much the same time the odds are that there are millions of other planets that have life those are the odds but I said all that aside because we don't have evidence of any life we've been looking since okay I'll tell you a story and seems to have nothing to do with anything but once upon a time a manager gave me an actor work with was Earth Wind and Fire and that's why I read all there lyrics I read everything about them I studied them like a talmudic scholar I always did and finally got to their album covers and when I got together with the leader of the band Maurice White for lunch cuz I haven't yet learned to setup my boundaries and tell people only work with you if I can see you and your own environment for between one and three days that wasn't quite at that point yet I sat with my cup with with Maurice and said Maurice if I've got you right you believe that approximately 11000 years ago people from another civilization someplace else and now our galaxy are beyond our galaxy came to this earth and brought us all of our technology and left the messages of their Technologies in the pyramids have I got that right Maurice smiled and he said yes so I said okay there's this scientist from Cornell University and he has just had a tremendous success with a science series on PBS the most-watched series of PBS has ever had and he's trying to put together an organization to find extraterrestrial intelligence so would you be willing to do concert for him because right now he's struggling to get money together and Marie said yes so we Tracked Down Carl Sagan's summer Cottage telephone number for conference call between Maurice White and was over cuz Carl was already gambling too much at ideas that could get him totally laughed out of science so it was unfortunate but it's ever that was at the early 1980s probably about that actually probably about 1980s it down with Maurice probably about that actually probably about 1980s it down with Maurice and sort of explain what we know so far


    Joe Rogan - Quantum Physicists Are Wrong?
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    you said earlier that you sort of glossed over but you were talking about Quantum physicists right getting everything wrong so I flew to Moscow know and I called the god problem was Cosmos creates that has five heresies and heresy number one is that one is that the a does not equal a that's Aristotle's Primary Law of identity know it's not always true one of the laws is the theory of entropy is so f****** long that it just means that all everything is falling apart constant like and that in order to make something positive happen you have to shed more negative energy not really negative energy more dispersed waste energy and in fact the universe doesn't work like that the Universe in the very beginning at form quarks from from nothing but motion Works promotion are you kidding me yeah the first things from movement are you joshing and then of course had to get together in groups of three cuz it is a profoundly social Universal they couldn't survive and one form of cork like this with one up and two down or something like that is a neutron and the other direction three quarks is a proton and all of this is anti and Tropic and then what do all of these billiard balls do what do all these particles do Pomeranians that look like big potatoes and those are the beginnings of galaxies before they form their spiral arms and stuff like that and then within the the spiral arms of these galaxies Gravity Balls are competing with each other to see who's the biggest gravity bong the biggest wins and what does he do to the loser eventually what happens is you get so much gravity and so much matter in this gravity ball that the gravity ball explodes that's called a sun a star and around it are smaller Gravity Balls that managed to hold their own in competitions and their planets and moons how the hell do you go even this short distance into the life of galaxy has been around for 13.7 billion years with precisely the opposite of entropy Define by Webster's Dictionary do you know it's usually a weasel definition and other words it's deliberately obscure has the shibboleth is a magic word if you can't pronounce that you're dead and so every tribe wants you to believe in something that's impossible remember the Red Queen or the White Queen in Alice in Wonderland said somebody lied six impossible things before breakfast yeah yeah yeah and you have to pass the test by showing that you believe in something that's obviously fatuously wrong and that's the Ant-Man and the shibboleth for being considered a legitimate scientist is preaching allegiance to pledging allegiance to entropy pull it up and that is also usually cancer to be a measure of the system's disorder that is a property of the system State and that varies directly with any reversible change in heat in the system and inversely with the temperature of the system broadly the degree of disorder or uncertainty in a system so that's what they're saying is the degree of disorder or uncertainty in the system recite it to a five year old need to understand exactly what you were saying or to your grandmother it is a little it has lots of outs so it was the hot new technology it was to the 19th century what computers are due the 22nd century or whatever were living in that 21st century sorry and so what they realize was you take this Steam and you push it into a piston and it throws a piston up into the air and then the Piston comes back down again but then there's waste the steam than has lost its energy and it comes out of an exhaust valve when you put in more hot steam right so this was a theory about the waste that comes out of a steam engine but now that we don't have I mean cars yes they produce exhaust now would you say that solar power down solar power does not produce so where's the entropy yeah it's bad that could be but it's a it's a squid compared to the construction of a sun compared to the construction of a galaxy Rings like a Guang and it's early days it has pressure waves that means that these Elementary particles are scooching together and forming a wave. sand and then there's school during apart and they're forming a trough and then together again and that wave ripples across the cosmos the way that you see waves were playing cross the Pacific when you're flying to Hawaii is that and Tropic is that disorder constantly increasing know it's the very opposite what the universe does if it takes every form of waste and turns it into an opportunity it's what we call this place Earth what are we name you for the excreta of warms the shift of worms because they produced what we call soil will think of the meaning of that word soil when something is soiled what is it like it's not covered with Ruthie loam it's dirty so and we call it when it's in the earth so we are taking this and Tropic stuff the ship that came out worms and we're farming in it and plants are growing in a trees are growing in it flowers are growing in it is that entropy is that a continual slide toward disorder it's the very opposite it's a continual slide toward order and higher degrees of warm how is this Theory been received well or your interpretation of the people who I the book 2 and the girl he dies all them except well including a Nobel Prize winner and I think three MacArthur genius Award winners all said this is a great book and one compared it to Charles Lyles history of the earth which gave Darwin a lot of ideas and to Darwin's Origin of the species and asked is this really a great book like those two bucks and the answer has been yes Nobel Prize winner and I think three MacArthur genius Award winners all said this is a great book and one compared it to Charles Lyles history of the earth which gave Darwin a lot of ideas and to Darwin's Origin of the species and asked is this really a great book like those two bucks and the answer has been yes


    Joe Rogan - NASA Is a Part of a Corrupt System
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    like how he pays workers at the Amazon fact I would have imagined that when it comes to Blue origin at his rocket company that he is not cheap I didn't even know you had a rocket company multiple reduced the problem is that his rocket can't go can only get to the fringes of space it can't really get into orbital space have no clue it's probably the demonstrating that it that it's weightless truly weightless time of super Geniuses doing incredible s*** and this is how it lands at layout the same way that's exactly who got it spicely on the brackets for which they took off so maybe I was a fairly small pad that the basil has a very well controlled rocket elon's after the Falcon heavy launch the pictures of the two boosters Landing simultaneously within a hundred yards of each other Amazon Prime videos they're putting out there putting out some really great shows compete with Netflix and if you have a air does right there so much it's ridiculous by Congress and the Senate has Congress and the Senate insist on designing their own rockets in order to Bruce jobs programs not to get us to space in Colorado and Mississippi all the states that have rocket jobs and they have designed a rocket all the space launch system and it's going to cost Thirty billion dollars to design it and it's a throwaway rocket so it's going to cost 122 billion dollars for each flight intentional intentionally yes it's intentionally stupid because it's designed for jobs and we Americans have made Vehicles since 2011 that's a long time it's not going to come from any of the major space companies and 3 billion dollars a year is sunk into the space launch system is turkey and another turkey called the Orion and that's money that needs we need that money to actually designed the habitats on the moon but I mining equipment to mine the ice on the moon and turn it into Rocket Fuel and breathable oxygen and drinkable water and there are tons of things we need but NASA's not producing them because of trying to compete with Eli Jeff Yuan and Jeff know a secret if I volunteered to fly you to New York City and I told you I'm going to do this for free I'm not going to charge you a penny all you have to pay for the expenses and then I bought you a Boeing 737 for $325,000 and allowed you and one friend to get into this thing and then I flew to New York and then I flew the plane out into the Atlantic over the Atlantic and plowed it into the Atlantic Ocean and discarded it now when but I'm doing this all without charging you anything you realized so when you want to fly back from New York to California I'll buy you another 737 another $325,000 and fly you back and then I'll fly the 737 out over the Pacific and I will ditch it this is the way we do space at Nasa right now so how much would it cost you per ticket for you and a friend to go from LA to New York and Back Again approximately $325,000 per ticket how often would you fly from New York to from LA to New York not very often if ever so that's what NASA is doing with the space launch system is gobbling up so much money there's no funding left for the stuff we really need to do do you think it would be better if they just privatized the entire Venture I would be better if they offered what it called cots programs where you ask companies to bid on getting a rocket wherever you wanted to go and do with that rock up whatever you wanted to do and then let Elon Mosk and Jeff bezo house and United launch Alliance which is a big company under written by the government that is I can never remember the names of the companies but it's Boeing and Lockheed Martin combined and allow them all to bid on this because Eli was going to bring it in for 1/10 the cost has developed the Falcon heavy for approximately 2 billion dollars is developed all of his approximately 2 billion dollars for all of them it's costing NASA 30 billion dollars to develop a turkey in the face of these guys like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are they simply want them if they feed the smick the space military industrial complex that space military industrial complex will Kickback contributions to their campaign funds as a result so this is an evil spiral Buzz Aldrin call Z's the Darth Vader's of space for Lockheed Martin's in Northrop Grumman the big Aerospace with traditional Aerospace contractors so I'm a country that gets big a country that looks up goes up a country that looks down goes down costumes looking down because we don't have that it glorious option the Moon is way behind us buzz and and Neil Armstrong walk on the moon that's a long time ago that's two generations 2 and 1/2 Generations ago and Kids In America have lost that dream of creating a paradise above the sky because he has abandoned them and its mass has been forced to abandon them by these congressmen and Senators who steal this money from but if that money were used look that 3 billion dollars a year would mean that you could develop an entire Elon Musk baseball program and launch roughly 20 Rockets what is the issue that the actual engineers in the scientist themselves mean they must know that's because these guys have said okay we want to use the space shuttle leftover space shuttle technology and we been there they mapped out the specifications of the rocket that they want these guys are doing one right now that's right it's easy so major programs like the the latest fighter that the Air Force the Navy are being told to use those represent jobs in roughly 45 States each that means that if your Lockheed Martin and you want to keep your contract for a plane that people are claiming can lose to a 1951 you're a MIG all you have to do is congressman and senators from those 47 States and they'll all back you why because they're counting on your campaign contributions where are you going to get the money to give them campaign contributions from that billion to 3 billion dollar nipple per year that NASA has been forced to extend you or that the Air Force has been forced to extend to you it's a very corrupt system and it means that the Russians and the Chinese develop equivalent the price but it means that the Russians and the Chinese can develop equivalent aircraft for example for 1/10 the price and deliver them for 1/10 the price they didn't exist


    Joe Rogan - How Hitler Manipulated People
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    for fellowships in Neuroscience I realized that for me graduate school be the Auschwitz of the mind I felt I was in a box car on my way to the end of everything I wanted to understand in life why is that well because since I was 12 or 13 years old I wanted to take all the Panorama the full palette of the sciences and I wanted to use them among other things to understand ecstatic experiences send how Hitler put together this performance Torchlight parades were 15 guys walking down the streets of rest of each other carrying torches at 10 at night and people only going to Rivera live at Linden the big Boulevard are packed so tight that if you pulled up your feet you wouldn't topple over because the crowd would hold you up there were crowded in out of the side of you supporting you and people have sense of being a Lyft at of themselves and having a Transcendence experience and becoming three things I invoke One Tribe right one state Ein fuhrer one but it gave them we all need a sense of being a part of something bigger than ourselves I wanted to know how that sense of static dissolution into something bigger than yourself happens in Hitler's case that this was an accident no I think it was I think there's an IND this was yes he did designer absolutely ecstatic and he was preaching to people to bring them to a state of ecstasy how did he know all this how did he know all the way any artist knows how to achieve things that he may never seen a tree before in his life it's intuition were all built with certain supernaw responses inside of us certain gushes of emotion you can hit if you hit just the right stimulus and he hired Albert Speer to be events like this but it was Hitler who would go into a state of ecstatic preaching physics preaching in tongues but preaching in one tongue German and who could bring that audience to that ecstatic level study someone is f***** up as Hitler though and look for the genius in his approach especially as a chew you bet your ass horse but I figure if Hitler could use this for evil the big trick is to understand and use it for good and in fact it turns out that are rock concert has these ecstatic elements who are in it and you know you hear about audiences getting off that's what the people on stage were constantly trying to achieve that's an ecstatic state is this what was fascinating to you about rock in the first place right cuz remember if I go into grad school I would have been giving paper and pencil test 222 college students in exchange for 1 psychology credit and how much was I going to learn about Mass ecstasies the forces of history in that college class nothing like that was that was the goal forces of history in that college cost nothing for Sight because for many people the idea of going to grad school and becoming a professor like that was that was the golden pot-at-the-end-of-the-rainbow that everybody knew I was going to be college professor from the time I was 10 years old but the closer I got to realize that this is like being put in a sardine can and have it over you


    Joe Rogan - He Was Bedridden for 15 Years!
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    we were in a film together so we've been like right next to each other on Celluloid but I'm only in that was the culture high-bred Harvey and Yumi Richard Branson and Snoop Dogg make it out of that bed what does what did you have it's called these days this month it's called me CFS up until now was just known as chronic fatigue syndrome CFS but it's real serious if you get a bad case of it so I was too weak to talk for five years too weak to talk you didn't talk at all not a bit I didn't have the strength to pop out even a syllable and I was too weak to have another purse roll with me for five years have a person in the room my stress levels were off the charts and the slightest thing would just a crack my wife tried to keep me company so if we have this big king size bed and she would lay in bed reading a newspaper and the sound of the page-turning went through me like a cannonball and she it just tore me to pieces and she had to build a separate room in the front of the pack and live there because I couldn't tolerate anything did you think it was over yeah I thought first of all something you don't know you have a sense of humanity and you don't know it and something like this that wipes out your entire future every dream you ever had for yourself robs you of your sense of humanity and you don't know we there is a sense of humanity until it disappears so it took me three years I had to rebuild a personality from just about scratch because the one area I could handle at least most of the time was the internet you know the internet hit the music industry in 1983 and I have been lusting after it for years cuz only academics had access to this real high-tech thing and I had it took me three years to realize that every day I was trying to go up to my front room office and work and that's it what's draining me of my energy and since I only had a tiny amount of energy if I lay there horizontal in the bed my voice would eventually come back so I had an assistant take two computers cuz in those days to computers was about half the size the processing power was half the size of your cell phone and I had them hook up two computers and a Chinese box don't let anybody tell you to try the Chinese don't invent things they do and this was about allow me to control both computers from one Monitor and one keyboard so we have the keyboard up on phone bolsters so that I could see it when I was laying perfectly horizontal in bed so I could still see the keys and I rebuilt personality online cuz I couldn't get any further than to the bathroom and back that was it built a personality heard from science I got into science at the age of 10 I got into theoretical physics of microbiology I felt built my first Boolean algebra machine when I was 12 I code is only computer the one science fair Awards when I was 12 I was taken to see the head of the graduate physics department at the University of Buffalo and disappeared into his office for an hour my mother wondered what in the world happened to me cuz it was supposed to be a 5-minute courtesy call we were discussing Big Bang vs. steady-state theory of the universe for an hour and when I was 16 I worked at the world's largest cancer research lab and I came up with the theory of the beginning middle and end of the universe the big bagoly Theory or the blooms Royal model that predicted 38 years in advance dark energy and then I ended up in the rock and roll business with this background so when I imagine I was going to write my first book I was going to leave the rock and roll business behind cuz my field Expedition or rock and roll I'd learned I thought as much as I was ever going to learn from it and I work with Michael Jackson Prince Bob Marley Bette Midler ACDC Aerosmith twist piss Queen Billy Joel Billy Idol Paul Simon Peter Gabriel David Byrne people like that understand it in to the point where they could chest for it do they give you a blood test for it they don't know what causes it there is no other friend approached me at one point and said the Duchess of Kent has what you have can you write her a letter about how to manage it so instead of a letter I wrote 14 or 16 Pages or something like that that's so when people have this I send them this pamphlet explains how I got out of it but work for me is not necessarily going to work for you or else was it a gradual slipping away of your energy or was it an ostrich wallet happened on March 10th of 1988 so March 9th you're fine March 10th March and March 10th down to think it was Richmond or something like that to go out 5 to be taken by Jeep 5 hours into the countryside to meet with Linda Womack that's Sam Cooke's daughter and her husband Cecil Womack who is Rock The Rolling Stones first hit he and his brother and they have this big aircraft Hangar sized Farm building it's going to be their home but right now they're just had it built its empty it doesn't have heating yet and it's March 10th it's still the end of winter and so we going past the sheep and into this building and there's no furniture in there and I sit there and interview them for 5 hours and find out that there's something called the black coal mining culture on that gospel came does black coal mines I have no idea that blacks ever got involved in Coal Mines much less that that's how gospel culture begin and I they drove me five hours back to the airport again I sat there on the plane with my little TRS 100 the very first laptop computer was little Gizmo that ran off of double a batteries and and then I forgot my my laptop on the plane I don't do things like that somebody was a little but actually I thought I had a cold my technique for handling a cold work your f****** ass off a minimum of two and a half miles and do your work so I worked in power to my way through it by Tuesday I was so weak that my staff had to pick me up under the armpits and drag me off to the elevator and throw me in the back of a car service car and ship me out to Park Slope to my Brownstone in Brooklyn guide oh how I even got up the stairs and it was all downhill basically from there 15 years 15 years right but so but I still had I had gotten halfway through writing my first book my plan was okay I'll do what I've done with all my rock and roll bands when my book is ready to come out I'll go do every morning television show every radio show every newspaper in the country I'll stay at Hyatt houses where the sheets are sunny and yellow and where they make the bed for you you don't have to make it yourself and I'll feed you food and stuff like that and I'll promote my book that was my vision of my next step in life my future well if you can't leave your bedroom that's all gone that's all gone and you have to and I had to walk into my office one day and say I have no idea what's happening to me I could be dying I have to be out of here in two weeks and I gave the whole thing to my staff the biggest PR firm in them he just gave it to them and the next day I got a call from West Coast competitor offering me a lot of money and I had to say no I'm sorry I gave it to myself yesterday and and and I had to reinvent myself with what little I had the books were still in value my science was still a value and I had to create a new me online what do you what exactly do you mean by that well I got personality personality couldn't walk anymore couldn't talk any more body but you have no idea of just how much of your personality is your body and your vocal cords and stuff like that that you take for granted or instruments of some internal you I had to invent an existence let's put it that way online and how'd you do that first I got I can't even remember what came first but at some point because I was fact-checking my first book but how to do this all laying there in bed I got hold of Napoleon Sean Newell who is the the Anthropologist who chronicled the Fierce People the Yanomami and South America people who are really I mean the more people you kill them or wives you yet it's as simple as that and yanomamo culture and I wanted him to read my book my first book The Lucifer principle of scientific Expedition into the forces of history and he said look people are out to destroy my career right now I can't get involved with anything controversial but I key member of the human behavior and evolution society and you should be a member while he introduced me to a social group in which I could interact as long as I can continue to type so this is a message board or it was all done via email people that you can interact with but yeah and I've been working on my riding since I was 16 years old science is my base but I got the book I got at the age of 12 by Albert Einstein you know sometimes a book grabs you by the lapels and it feels like the author's writing this directly into your face and Einstein said to be a genius is not enough to come over to come up with the theory only seven men in the world can understand to be a genius you would have to be able to come up with that theory and then express it so clearly than anyone with a high school education reasonable degree of intelligence and understanding so Albert Einstein my hero said schmuck listen up you want to be original scientific thinker you have to be the best writer you can possibly be so I've been working on my riding since I was 16 years old and I was late. Took me four years to get around to doing it after Einstein gave me the orders and one when I was put on the human behavior and evolutionary Society Group Well I can write my f****** ass off so people were impressed then they gathered around me fortunately now admittedly it's all on a computer screen and it's all via keyboard and there no living humans in the room any place but it's save my life to be able to do that and then I found it to International scientific groups in my own and I wrote three books cuz those were things I could do with that keyboard as long as I have the strength to do the keyboard I didn't always have the strength to even lift my hands and do that but I did most of the time during this time were you getting treated with doctors giving you orders don't know a damn thing about this eventually my first wife why lost because of this I thought I lost a 34-year marriage because of the illness she persuaded CFS doctor or doctor who specializes in chronic fatigue syndrome to come out to my house when he was going to a party in Brooklyn and see me and the most useful thing he did was hand me a piece of paper with an email address on it and he said this is another one of my patients she's in Texas I want you to get in touch with her and the two of us went out like Hansel and Gretel holding hands going into the forest looking for treatment modalities work looking for treatments that might possibly save us from her illness so when I tell people to stuff I taken they say okay for can I get this room and I send them to my doctor my old CFS doctor he says oh I don't give those well you gave them to me but he gave them to me because those were the things that felt like they might work and he allowed me to try them and I ended up with a every morning I give myself a shot with three different things in it have to CC of magnesium 1 cc of oxytocin and about 2 cc's of Santa cobalamin which is liquid vitamin B12 so B12 magnesium oxide trust in neural economics experiments oxytocin with if you're a mother and you just given birth to a baby when you put that baby to your left nipple for the very first time you feel in some cases like you've just taken LSD because this chemical goes coursing through your body and it's a trip and it makes you trust everybody in the room and everybody who walks into the room it's oxytocin and oxytocin I been on oxytocin now for 20 years and oxytocin it turns out also does something else there is this little experiment call parabiosis take an old rat is brain is aging it's hard as aging his kidneys are raging you hook up the circulatory system to the circulatory system of a young rat and guess what starts happening to the old rat his brain starts reversing getting younger his heart starts getting over his kidneys so I'm about to be 75 years old in a month and I do between 400 and 700 pushups in the morning first thing that's crazy yeah really crazy but when they try to figure out what is reversing the Aging in the muscles of the Rat part of the Rat brain of the Rat the one ingredient they were able to isolate and then use on other rats to get them to get younger instead of older was oxytocin sew in elodie the reason I can do between 400 and 700 pushups in the morning at the age of 74 and when I was 19 the most I could do was 92 and I was working really hard at it is the oxytocin that my doctor found Seastrunk and got his protocol out of him and other words exactly he used to treat the problem and we gave it to my doctor and he sat on her for six months until he can regurgitate it is on bright idea and then and then he prescribed it for me and it's done wonders that and a bunch of other stuff have done absolutely under one of the other things that worked I think Gabapentin without that I mean I was on my way to Moscow once I finally got out of bed I was going to address an International Conference or Quantum physicist about why everything they know about quantum physics is wrong I was fine or I mean this is my first traveling since I gotten out of bed and it was taking a huge chance cuz it was a huge chance of throwing me back into bed again and I flew all the way to Germany and was doing just fine I was exhilarated that I was doing so well and then halfway between Germany and Moscow the CFS symptoms began to come back and that was scary and then I reviewed what I was doing and I realize I've missed all the afternoon pills and I as soon as I was able well we had to find a bed in the infirmary which is scary at the Moscow airport because there are people walking around with machine guns and military uniforms and they want to take my passport away in order to allow me to lay on a bed in the infirmary and so I could be disappeared at any second but when we finally got to our hotel and opened up my drug roll I took the gabapentin and within 15 minutes The Simpsons were gone wow so did you ever try to isolate individual ones that remove some of them from the protocol to see if live once removed one amitriptyline it's an antidepressant that's what I was originally designed for and I figured I don't need this anymore I'm perfectly healthy it was a big mistake I started having these blinding stomach aches when they went out for a little I mean for months and months and months until I finally got fed up and started researching on Google what do you do about stomach aches well guess what one of them memory things you do to stop stomach aches amitriptyline the very thing I had gone off of so I had to go back on it so it's a whole network a mesh of supplements drugs and lifestyle I don't sleep the way normal people sleep I sleep from 4 in the morning until 8 in the morning I get up I listen to magazines on the Kindle while I'm taking my bath and shaving and all that stuff with my assistant I give her her marching orders for the day I go back to sleep at 11 and I sleep until 3 and then I get up for my second work day and that's what I do on my writing and all that kind of stuff do you sleep in for our chunks why do for our trunks because my body was refusing to do the 8-hour thing so one of the first symptoms of CFS is insomnia so if your body is refusing to sleep for 8 hours straight nobody get what the hell it wants and so these are the hours my body demanded and they had been working often until 8 in the morning from roughly 11 at night or something like that and losing track of time and it was very disorienting and once I started this two periods of sleep a day my day stabilized and there's other stuff I mean listening to Pandora you would think what does that have to do with your illness could a cafe that's a vital part of things cuz I'm surrounded by people and I slowly build community in this Cafe other workaholic writers like me a neuroscientist novel novelist and all kinds of people who just sit there and slave away all day and I'm listening to Pandora that gives me a sense of life for some reason it says it's his positive as an Elixir would be and it gives me a sense of control over my environment directions going on around me so I can really focus on my work I've written for books this way so far and cafes all of this stuff walking 5 miles a day into bursts I mean there I am going through a meadow in the middle of a park at night how many New Yorkers do you know who go out and walk through a park in the middle of the night yeah right that's what you think to the park at night well they let you I have been thrown out six times by the police because I've over overstepped the boundaries I've been out there after 1 and they do close the place at 1 and throw us all out but now in New York lore unless you're walking a really big dog you do not go out into parks at night and put the put this whole lifestyle together and it's not just any individual ingredient that's making me better parks at night and put the put this whole lifestyle together and it's not just any individual ingredient that's making me better I'm happier than I was when I was 19 I'm stronger than I've walked a lot more slowly than when I was 19 but in terms of push-ups and other exercises I'm stronger than I was when I was 19 years old


    Joe Rogan - Michael Jackson's Publicist on What He Was Really Like
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    pretty late and my job was to turn them around but my job was also to see true ecstatics like Prince like John Michael Jackson was not an ecstatic on stage Michael Jackson was incredible astonishing performer who had studied his crap from the age of nine and so he worked out every single move in advance you never knew from one day to the next what Prince or John Mellencamp we're going to do in performance they didn't know how well do you know Michael Jackson I thought very very well and he was the most remarkable person I've ever met in my life and when I tell people how remarkable they don't believe me he was you know you want to die and Jamie are on a certain level and we don't know where on a certain level cuz we figured these are the range this is the range of humanity if we go out and meet anybody on the street or even anybody famous I work with Buzz Aldrin these days cost sorry a Michael Jackson's case he did not fit on this normal plane at all he was on a plane somewhere where you've never seen a human being before so the first time I met him we were at his brother Marlon's house it's a little house with just enough room for one big room on the first floor and another big room on the second floor with little tiny staircase between them and there's a billiard table in the middle of the room arcade games which at that point in particular 1983 unattainable no human could afford arcade games unless you were Steve Wynn and you were actually equipping an arcade so we're in the middle. We're in this room and Michael and I are standing next to each other so his elbow is at his left elbow is at my right elbow his left knee is at my right knee and we have a meeting with the artery CBS I'm condensing the story there's lots more but we're having a meeting with the art director and she walks in with five of the most gorgeous portfolios you've ever seen in your life hand carved cherry wood hand carved leather and these are from guys I know because I was I started in pop culture in the art business and these were my legendary competitors and and Michael opens the first page of the first portfolio and he gets us where engine to a postage stamp size piece into it and he goes on his knees begin to buckle and he gets another to square inches into it just lifts the page a little bit further he listed in even further didn't see it with such Infinity as Michael to sing it and by the time he gets to the full page he's having a full-scale aesthetic orgasm I have never seen anything like this in my life and remember the first two rules of science are the truth at any price including the price of your life and look at things running right under your nose as if you've never seen them before and then proceed from there Michael is seeing the infinite in the tiniest of things and you never seen a human with this degree of Wonder and surprised anywhere in your life and I will never see another human like that again in my lifetime never seen the before and then proceed from there Michael is singing the infant in the tiniest of things and you've never seen a human with this degree of all wonder and surprised anywhere in your life and I will never see another human like that again in my lifetime Michael was beyond belief. Early beyond belief and his commitment to his audience to his the people he called his kids or God


    Joe Rogan - Actors Are Fake People!
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    play the southern accent on cooking network television anymore through after Brett Butler said f*** this and she was great I thought like a woman you know she's the hardest-working man ever met with my mother bro with her husband who has dementia and he's probably about 90 and he's in the shotgun dude and she got a thing for the f****** magazines or newspapers and she's dropping those b****** off at a Citgo or a Chevron guarantee right now she's out there man but yeah because as much but when you when you're first starting out if you're doing any kind of auditioning you realize why people are so crazy and insecure and insincere out here like Bryan Callen has the TV show now yeah and schooled right is that what it is yeah he's the coach of the Goldbergs spinoff be super happy but he had to do this thing Riesling where he was around all these actors like one of those up runs thing and he's like God they're so exhausting they're not real it's like they're not really talking to you like they like pretending that they're talkin to you and I go yeah mean that's you got to think of what they do think about what you did right you go up there laser Jam & Co Avant You Go on stage every slapping you do whatever the f*** you want man there's no what does no director does No Rider know what to do with actors it's all about getting that person in the room who's the casting agent or the producer to like them that's all it is so you have to be super left-wing super liberal you have to talk like they talk you have to say things that can ingratiate you with you got to fit in you got to finish up everybody's scared to do anything that's not inside the political Norm right the sociological you know the boundaries that have been set up you got to stay inside those boundaries and so everybody's doing that like everybody can't be left wing out here can't be right do you like yeah I'm so you're always scared and then you would have to get picked use get to get picked for things people like me that's why when people make it like a really make it they become f****** nightmare cuz they want to punish people for all those years they were insecure for all those years were they weren't getting picked for all those years I don't got no milk. They get but it's the worst combination ever you know but it's a you think it's going to be it's sustainable like I don't think I'm connecting with people as much as it used to like you know I want to work on shows and I want to be able to create stuff and do things what do you like do you like to act I would like to create some shows I like to pay to show based on their childhood you know the neighborhood I grew up in and yeah I wouldn't mind doing some acting but maybe like in that Danny McBride type of vibe You Know You're just showing your all I would like to create some shows I like to pay to show based on the childhood you know the neighborhood I grew up in and yeah I wouldn't mind doing some acting but maybe like in that Danny McBride type of vibe you know for you to show your dick verbal that everybody you know and you just f****** Eaton orphans in the back of your brain the whole day brunch smoking f****** cigarette and blowing winds and fun having fun


    Joe Rogan on First Meeting Dave Chappelle
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    good morning like oh man you don't have feelings how much of a big growth push was it for you to get California being around all those different kind of people appear on The Comedy Store and I think intimidating is a biggest thing for me I don't want to bother people still lives like I'll talk to you know guys that I admire or suffer look up to his Comedians and sometimes I feel I feel when I do if I feel inferior but I just for some reason I always feel like you know I don't want people to think that I'm trying to take anything from them and so it makes me feel like I feel like I'm not trying to be genuine and if I don't know how I feel and sometimes create friendships and I feel you I know exactly you're saying but it's getting better I think you know and it's been a lot of support like you know guys like you getting to hang out with some of the other guys you know what just realized that yeah days when you know what you run into people that were successful at see them and I just feel weird do you want to say hi to him felt odd yeah Dave Chappelle when he was like I think he was 18 and I was 21 or 22 or something like that how old is Dave Now 46 I think he's like four years younger than me so whatever that was so it may be 4:44 or so older than that so he must in 18 and I must have been twenty-four so when I when I met him you know we're both just starting out we're both kids but he got way more famous than me quick and I was more famous for doing other s*** like I was famous for Fear Factor and for being on a on a sitcom you know wasn't famous for being myself and so I'll be like weird around him to weird thing where it takes awhile to be comfortable enough in your own skin anymore you know question whether you're you're good enough or whether they like you or maybe don't like your kind of Comedy or maybe they don't like what you're doing or yeah yeah yeah there's so many questions is so much in for me anyway yeah there was someone has just been so much in you know a feeling of you know just grown-up feelings of self-worth issues and then it man all that kind of stuff but I think it does get better yeah


    Joe Rogan - Ronan Farrow is Frank Sinatra's Kid!
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    High School Walton High School Augusta was in grade school so what is 11 what we pray is that is that how smart you are really and 1000 1 million percent cuz Mia Farrow used to bang Frank Sinatra oh really yeah 1 billion trillion percent New York New York I think he was 11 this guy is when he was 11 he was taking college courses oh my God nerd alert 11 wow he says he fell apart while pursuing the Harvey Weinstein story what do you mean you fell apart probably cuz it was so dark Mordor you know like he lives under the rock somewhere oh my God why you keep saying the son of Mia Farrow and Woody Allen it should say wink-wink-nudge-nudge but that's crazy out there trying to push that so much you know the son of Mia Farrow Woody Allen for a little while until he started banging his sister oh my God yeah that's a freak household and then some of their business even more of a f****** a****** one composer that was just f****** all these young boys and if you didn't f*** him and they just they recently got rid of him but he was just running things through sex and you know he just basically had a sex cult going on have you didn't f*** him and they just they recently got rid of them but he was just running things through sex and you know he just basically had a sex cult Going On fight to find out who the f*** that guy was what he was up cherished famous loved composer and it turned out this this dude was just running the freak Show movie in dirty dirty but that was the way to get in and if you down


    Joe Rogan - Theo Von's Hilarious Eddie Bravo Rant
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    he's almost I feel like just people that are just smoking their own dicks out there have no relight like you know I'm saying like I've met some people who yeah they're breathing but that's it really you know def duck a deaf Jack Russell almost you know I deaf Jack Russell and once he gets going you can't cuz you can't get him back like once he goes you can't you can't get it back in the car like you're sitting in the horn you can't out there about like that Jack Russell Terrier that is hilarious extravagant dude I've ever met in my life and he thinks everything is a conspiracy yeah yeah but then he gets into it like I don't know that it was fascinating to me how he went from this like one genre of life to the next and create a business and each one and kept moving forward a business yeah he got like he was a musi like music you know he liked he started doing you know organized karate he liked you know what else to do a couple of other businesses I think he got in a couple other things I don't know what the hell he lost me a Chapter 70 another 1 a.m. phone calls come in do not respond cuz you'll get you'll get a wall of text explaining which YouTube video has the right information which one is set up by the CIA that used to be like stopping at a rest area on the interstate that was like the old Eddie forever like you stop there and texting to hear the craziest ship in the world who's really in the Chemtrails for a while but then I know you probably won't admit it but it's pretty obvious Chemtrails are b******* yeah that just seems like it's somebody's birthday yeah they can make it rain I got in its it is Abu Dhabi right where they make it rain once a week in the desert something silver iodine or something like that is that what it is but it do something one of those Pilots they spray in the clouds and somehow or another makes it rain you know when Eddie Kaye when I was talking with anyone I was thinking about was you think that there are aliens how do you think that robots will get so Advanced that they will like become aware and what does he say what he said and he didn't really answer it he said about it you know oh that's so crazy and it was crazy said that all hush Us by the urinals the government got to me really trails show me Jamie is article about the other called sitting in Abu Dhabi then they use high how high grows scopic salt to level up the amount amount of moisture to generate more rain between June and August so something that mean there's and it makes it rain I find it the moon say we went to the Moon the Moon tonight something Delta could get to if you really think about it like you know what I mean I mean for 250 years now right by ya even more maybe you know and it seems like it's we could figure out how to get into space


    Joe Rogan - Tim Kennedy Says Waterboarding Isn't Torture
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    is waterboarding and this is this is something that came up because you were defending what is a Hermit Gail Adina Gina what is the name of hospital and she is the person that was being appointed by to leave the CIA and there was a bunch of people that were saying that she shouldn't be because she advocated torture and you to defend her decided to get waterboarded been talking about this for the past hour and a half late we have we been talking about the slow erosion of of The Human Condition is getting softer and us getting weaker and us getting morphine the edges and finding the easy outs and easy solution the conversation of middle-ground finding a way that we can communicate with people and have a discussion we've been having this discussion minutes and that are saying what something is but they don't know what that is man I know what torture is I've seen it that Africa I've seen in South America I've seen it in Middle East I've seen it on almost 20 trips overseas in the military capacity a handful of combat deployments from looking for drug cartel kind of piracy the things that I have done like about knowing intimately or torture is I f****** know what torture is pouring water on somebody's face is not torture if you starve them if you beat them if you isolate them if they're there for the only we can start adding things onto it but the most irritating was everybody's just throwing out this time let's talk about morality and this woman is immoral to be in this position I remember people jumping to their call 911 because they didn't get burnt alive right and then I saw a guy on his knees and have his throat slit open by somebody pulling his hair back and sliding at 9th across his throat that was one of the guys that she interrogated two wrongs make a right but she interrogated them to get a question to get questions out of them to try to save more Americans the intent was to try to save more lives that's okay well if it's not that bad then why did it work and this is why this is what nobody understands because they can't understand the difference between the easy way in the hard way is because these people that we were waterboarding are cowards they were pussies their impotent little bullies their whole entire lives if I put you on that water board I can water board you for days you have your moral convictions and you would never change could you bleed and what's right and wrong and it's a great beautiful thing they're not you they are pieces of s*** that throw acid little girls that fly planes into buildings because it's capitalist that that's who these people are there that don't really tough when they're surrounded by 60-70 other of their friends but you take one of them away from that and you put them in a position where they're powerless and that's what waterboarding is too powerless and they cave and they cower in seconds but I don't need to drive a nail through their hands on their teeth out torture this is a pouring water on a coward's face and they freaked out and people can't understand that because they can't understand what these people are and their animals to beat these these aren't beautiful religious people that are trying to do the best thing for the families these people were the worst of Our Kind these were the Nazis of the 1940s but this is the current version of it in these radical fanatic they're doing anything for any reason to hurt anybody so they can feel better about themselves and you take them out of that power you take them out of that control you take them out of that opportunity where they can beat a bully and they're just Shadows of themselves and then they give you everything that you need and what you need is an opportunity to save more lives with his two two things that were discussed about this one that your situation that you were in was not in any way similar to the situation they were in because you were doing it with your you knew you were going to be okay you willingly did this that. The whole process was very controlled you you weren't being held by people spoke a different language in a country that hates you it's it's a situation where you knew you were safe so you could relax yourself and calm down and tolerate it to the point where you knew that you you would be okay and the other side is isn't that the best form of torture you're going to be okay I mean if the torture does work and I don't know if torture works I've never been torture never been around torture and I know there's a debate both it been both Witcher doesn't work it doesn't work hope to them so I think we just have to Define torture if it's if it's me doing something to somebody that makes them uncomfortable is torture I mean me ask it a point to question if somebody in an interrogation room Donna LAPD could be torture enhanced interrogation techniques when you're trying to get information out of someone that would save American lives it seems to me I may be ignorant but waterboarding seems to me to be one of the most Humane ways do it like you're not going to do any permanent damage the person it's not like what they did to John McCain and then when he was a prisoner Vietnam disturb the s*** out of me when he called him Songbird McCain because he was saying that you know terrorism that torture rather worked on McCain like her how could you stoop like that I mean how could you do that mean you know what that guy's been through to humiliate him and humiliate yourself bye-bye by taking that position on television like that was so disappointing it's about usable information were or questioning and if you cross that threshold of torture where you were doing damage physical damage where they'll tell you anything that's not usable you're going to say that you've been you know dating your producer for 7 years and secretly like I can say anything on the right conditions of my friends Trista protecting our country and serving our country and and providing protection for our freedoms and phrases that that people grab onto but by extension throwing and lobbing those accusations at her extend to to me and to to the things that I've done and I think I'm a very moral person and I try to be a good person and it in every way I can imagine I'm not perfect try try and the politics of bleeding over and misusing words manipulating everything just so it fits your agenda but nobody's in the middle of ground nobody's a green and nobody has the best interest at heart and that's the people like the best interest should always be serving the people and none of them are doing that they only care about what is going to get them re-elected or what's more power with getting more money from the lobby or what's going to give them more clout for boat what can I give a little hand out from the president or what's your whatever games that play that happened on the Beltway that's what that was an example of that is in the most horrible of ways because it came down to human lives it came down to somebody that did serving our country since the 80s in the best way that she knew how in the ways that were illegal for her to do it and everybody else just manipulating The Narrative to fit their agenda when I'm just sitting here being like how about the people and how about freedom are you guys just going to keep bickering about this so me strapped shopping myself to that board I'll tell you a charter easy is to lay their strapped and have somebody put water on your face do it's hard when I get to Steven Crowder watch his hands where he could reach up and pull the he couldn't have he couldn't take it he would hold it right off his face so many times I pulled the rag off my face not once right every single time for longer narrow use the hose use a bucket right now you're at a 2 I need you at 8 no I need CIA interrogation friends right and I'm sitting there willingly with my hands what the sensation of me drowning is that water is running in my sinuses showing that was intentional by understand people like I don't know he was safe he wasn't even tied down I did that to demonstrate how a man of resolve can do it effortlessly and how it's not torture cuz I Willie lay there with my hands-free to pull the rag off at any juncture I did it I just sat there and I asked for more I understand that but I also understand the position that people take where they say you knew you were safe and so this is why you had that's resolved you or you're not in enemy soil being interrogated by ISIS being strapped down by them where you didn't know what was next if you think that's what would be next okay I want you to come onto my show I'm going to bring in five CIA interrogators and we're going to do it live you're in control of nothing do you think the result would be any different for me not the same because you're on a television show and you're still going to do this to you you have been captured you're not an enemy soil you're not you know how far did on how far do we have to go you can't tap out right if you get into a physical fight to the death of someone and they take your back yet you can't tap out right in in this situation you know you can tap out you know that even if it's CIA interrogating you and they're yelling at you there's a part of your brain that knows I'm on Rachel Maddow Show they don't kill soldiers on Rachel Maddow Show this is true so I don't know how I could have better at Illustrated it without you being an actual prisoner-of-war yes do you want we do reverse the roles were talking about snatching these guys from their bomb-making facility in which kingdom to Abu ghraib and and pouring water on their face what happens to me and my friends were captured we waterboarded I'm saying it is better this is what I said before if it is torture you want to use the word torture like we'd use the word drugs right drugs are coffee and it's also heroin right there all drug caffeine is a drug right torture if you just going to say torture I'll take that torture everyday cuz I got to do that is because even if it sucks slowly carefully methodically painfully murdered that's my only option there there is never any other option if I got captured there's no moral equivalency I think we can both agree with between us and them there's not but here's the thing McCain himself said that she shouldn't be appointed because she willingly participated in torture he said that he thinks that he has done whether we agree on things are is irrelevant is resume speaks for itself and I think it's very few people could speak to torture better than him as well so him coming from that position and I'm saying that she isn't eligible to serve is a very powerful statement I also feel that I'm pretty intimately familiar with torture and that I understand the full spectrum of of what we can do self asleep for their country and selfish selfish for their own satisfaction is a psychopath like Czar cowys enforcer that would go around and kill people in front of their own family members had carried around a bat battery-powered drill and I saw that attract him so I also know that when she was doing all of these things for her whole entire career one they were you have to look at the context of the time and what was happening and when she did every single one of those things they were authorized techniques they were encouraged they were successful and some degrees to some degree and so she was trying to do the best that she could in the with the sun in some cases limitation that she had and I think that is a trait that I want in somebody leaving the CIA that is that they're going to do the best they can with what they have and what they're allowed to do and I like that I realize that but this isn't someone is talking about this in the you know the comfort of a boardroom this is someone is dealing with it in time of war and you're dealing with some of the most horrible people that we've ever experienced it and making these videos of cutting journals heads off and in the setting them to their families yeah this is this is this is really what we were experiencing when people were deciding to use these enhanced interrogation techniques this is what they were up against this isn't something you can discuss in a classroom and and get a full sense of the the tone and what was happening in these people's lives 911 was the tip of the iceberg when that happened there there were hundreds of other plans to do similar things with dip that one was just successful they had been trying others and they have tried other sense whether it's a shoe bomb whether it's a pair of strain weather at the San Bernardino bombing weather a garbage truck in France or London Bridge at any any they have consistently been trying to do that and duplicate and replicate that the reason that it hasn't happened again to that scale that level is because of the uncompromising selflessness of Heroes trying to protect Americans now I don't want to go into what is the greater are we losing morality coming that to Rabbit Hole that we could talk about forever but I just want to preserve life why isn't that concept is so hard for people to grasp the concept that the reason why this hasn't happened more often is because of these people doing the hard work why is that so hard for people to understand can a food they got work hard thinking of oil they got power but people look at her post when I don't have a shirt on everybody says man 1011 being off you Sada I've looked the same since I was 19 years old I have looked exactly like this with the same 8-pack with the same muscle definition since I was an eighteen-year-old kid I don't even know how many times I've been in the military for you shot at two different events I've been clean my whole entire career since I was an eighteen-year-old kid I don't even know how many times I've been tested for the military for you shot at two different events I've been clean my whole entire career but you'll be in their mind they can't understand to get from here to there is hard work so there has to be an easier way to be sterilized Rye have to be the same way they're protecting their but they can't grasp the idea of the hard work that it took to keep them there


    Joe Rogan & Tim Kennedy on Raquel Pennington
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    you think if those were to start the end of the in between the 4th and 5th round when Raquel Pennington said I went out and her team said no that it would have been different if it was two male Fighters I think it would have been as well one I believe that had her team let her out she would have Reddit the rest of her life the failure didn't happen by her team there in between the 4th and the 5th round it happened in preparation getting her ready for that cuz I think that those words would never be uttered out of my mouth in the middle of the fight it would be my team begging and pleading for them to end the fight I don't know if there was a route for her to win that fight there was a path to for her I don't think there was and I think she felt that but I think the journalist the MMA media attacked her coaches unfairly one because she's a girl I think that played a part in it every was like oh my gosh this girl fighter in between 4 and 5 she's just a fighter first of all and her coaches know her better than anybody I'm not defending what they did or attacking them but I'm saying is you're not on either side of that fence and you've never had your on that canvas and felt the fury and pain of defeat in the sweetness of success and the worst thing ever is regret and I have you you feel like she would have regretted even though I absolutely agree that there was no path to Victory I think Amanda Nunez was she was surging to his destroying her her nose was shattered she's getting beaten down and she didn't have anything left to right so she's like I want out now Big John McCarthy and I talked about this yesterday he feels that his the corner did a a big to serve it to her by letting her take a beating in that fifth round that every fight take something out of you and some pie take more out of you and then there comes a point in time where there is a Tipping Point fight and it could have been the Tipping Point round that she might not ever be the same again and he was saying that you know you've got to understand that you only have a certain amount of holes you can punch in your ticket and especially talked about selling the tickets a fight card Brian that's the tickets yes it is not she's not a she's not a janitor or be beaten down so badly in that fight that she's never the same physically how many times we talked about this with Robbie Lawler or Michael is being dos anjos very well could have been dos Santos is a beast is our business to tell him when he's done bleeding on the brain people are criticizing him cuz he took a knee people are saying like that the commentators say what are you doing why are you doing this what you f****** knew something was wrong and he took a knee and then blacked out and then eventually it bleeding on the brain like the clown was a beast Amanda world champion boxer but he knew something was wrong now if Raquel Pennington had said I want out and her coach said no go back in there and then she goes back in there and collapses and is bleeding in the brain and wound up in the same state of Gerald McClellan then people to be going crazy I know your point because that's the kind of fighter you are that's the kind of Friday you were you are a die on your sword guy that's that's what you always did and you had some f****** amazing fight because of that attitude and that never quit mentality where you were in there to win or die trying so scared that regret though I understand it you know and I don't know if all the things that I have to Ashley checking out the end of your Romero fight I regret that to the day I die that I didn't stick cuz I'm looking at Dana anticipating my money and I'm already looking at me like you know you're going to pay me for this one this is one hell of a fight right thinking about me destroyed not to go out all that's all I call my I don't have post-traumatic stress but all the things that nag at me the things that I didn't do and it's the regrettes I don't those things would make you better the realization of the mistakes that you made those are the lessons and that's what makes you a stronger person you don't you don't get stronger by doing the right thing every single time part of getting stronger is by f****** up and having this horrible feeling that you f***** up and realize you never want to feel that again yep yes that's how muscle and that's how brain works is you you damage it it comes back stronger I think that's how the human condition is 2 degree but the herd of failure the rush to failure or yeah that's how you get better but I want that that point where I'm going to fail to be so unattainable and so hard to reach where if I ever reach that point of failure and I I mean I every time I go to the gym and I'm trying it on it and I won't you come and hang out with us one day if you ever make it back to Austin and we try find equator and each other every single time that we train every time that's what we say like we even have workout called find a quitter and we have we have guys professional athletes from all sorts of sports come in and join us and they they will quit in the middle of in the middle of one of our just strength and conditioning workouts and it's because my little group Shane Juan myself we are looking for that failure and it's getting so hard to find just like shooting I'm looking for that Miss cuz that misses turn it down to get better I'm looking at that that that rap that I just can't get over that 5:30 mile one more time no cuz that's going to be the opportunity for growth so I agree with you but it also has to be hard to read Because failure should never be easy so you think her being able to say I want out if she still have enough left keep going I don't know I think only her and her corner or going to know that I would say I would say that I agree with you except I have so much respect for her and I think she's Papa's girls in MMA Pennington she really is top I'm a big fan of hers when someone like her says I'm out I'm done I just think she's beaten down so badly that she doesn't physically have the ability to fight anymore and then she went out and proved that in the fifth round and took a ferocious beating but she agrees with you she agrees with her coaches she agreed she says now after the fact that her coaches were right and the chi hit this moment of weakness if I sit on the stool in my coat and I told my coaches I want out now I got great jackson-winkeljohn Nick palmisciano all sitting there and they let me out I would hate them forever I would I would regret my decision and I'll be mad at them forever and they're there their they're someone best friends now you collapsed and they took you to the hospital and they had to open up how to open up your skull to alleviate pressure on your brain cuz you are bleeding internally and your legs stopped working and you're in a wheelchair Electro McClellan trying to relive the past through distant foggy memories that would be less than ideal willingness to find a way out


    Joe Rogan - Americans Are Too Fat For the Military
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    from that show and then straighten hard to kill show the Discovery Channel from going been to point Africa like this year I don't even know how to set off work while you're still serving like how do you get the freedom to do all these different things when you re after you be enlisted until the Army will always get with army wants first of all that's got to help them having you be so high profile seriously we are having special forces specifically we are we are going to have the biggest deficit of eligible up a pool population to select from cuz you have to have a certain level of intelligence certain level of physicality just to be eligible for special force to pick from you that pool is a smallest that has ever been in history why kids are playing video games they're not eating Cheetos participation I mean if you just go to HighSchool it will go to high school or now compared to 20 years ago it's a different thing really we weren't like barely getting kids passed obesity 20 years ago now in high school if you walk into classroom at the kids are obese so you think this is just absolutely do not have enough people to to pick from right and that would be one of the best ways to really find out what the actual average health of enviable males is right for sure there's always going to be the best of the best that want to test themselves I mean this is always how it's been yet so we take John's red forces we only we only get six or eight but that's a hundred people that go to Special Forces selection about hundred that go they have to have a GT score they have to that they have to have a scores high enough on the military entrance exams just be eligible they have to have a PT score high enough just be eligible so we can even get that hundred then other hundred only eight or eight of them are making it so we're we're this is to answer a question how am I able to do these things is I'm in a position where I can say for the love of God please get healthy please walk to your Recruiters Office and please take a test to see if you're eligible because we just needing people like we've never needed them before Jesus Christ scary wow well that's one of the best indications mean most people don't know what people like me I'm 50 year old father taxpayer out there do much I'm not paying attention to what the f****** high school kids have no idea how is your job right now smoking weed somebody that can pass a PT test some of the compact a tape test and its American past was it taped like they're not so fun we measure their neck and their waist and they can't even pass that so that if you have a big neck and a big waste this is my body fat measure it's a gross measurement height weight and measurement and we only pick combat arms and then is the military than it is to get in the college I thought it was fairly easy to get into the military pretty sure anybody can go to college anybody well you can go to Community College s college right I like the city school and then from there they can get anybody to do that you can't smoke weed you can't go to military if you have bad eyes you can't go to military if you're diabetic you can't go to the military if you have asthma you can't go to college if you can't run a mile or two miles in the speed and did this number of push-ups in this many sit-ups I don't think any college has that requirement 207 things alone we just asked out 80% of our population and do you have those are also a problem with people's attitude towards military with young people yeah a little bit but that is mostly a physical issue issue the perception of militaries way less of an issue than us just having a qualified population where where we're freaking weird we are borderlines freaking out about what we're going to do so an average Special Forces Oda has supposed to have 12 guys in it right now we're not going to find a team that has more than 10 and we only have 70% of our teams with 10 thank God we can go to war with North Korea where we are going to Footlocker for qualified wow what's wrong with the way things are living today forget about whether or not they want to go and serve the the viable quality candidates like this is the number of them they're even available is the lowest it's ever been what what about High School athletics I mean have they finished really very very similar the participation and not so you can go and play for the rec time volleyball but to get onto the the varsity football team or the varsity volleyball team or the varsity track team the number of people in percentage to the so if you have a people you had a hundred of them that were paid to participate in those Athletics nice way 10% that number now is down to like five or 6% so that the overall percentage per capita of the number people participating in these Sports has been consistently decreasing to the past 20 years BCT going like this bad food we got our jobs are getting less and less physical that the focus on what jobs people should have everybody's been go to college and become an academic so you can be this intellectual that can go and do this job and then you graduate from college with a student loan and you have no job to go to where there's this guy that needs welders but it's not cool to be a welder don't do that or to be a mechanic like all these trade jobs that are just begging and pleading for they are sometimes physical but they need people but it's not cool to do that cuz I want to go to UCLA or I want to go hang out with a bunch of hot chicks at LSU the focus has been wrong for a while and that is evident in Special Forces selection when we don't have anybody to pick from select why don't we hear about this is this something they're trying to keep Hawks roster it has been a problem because our community motto is the quiet professionals that's our motto find help the regiment I'm trying the best ways that I can the best way that we can figure out with people way smarter than me helping me on the phone yesterday with some of the the best and brightest in the Special Operations recruiting battalion about how we're going to fix this how we going to Market how we going to develop interest and so thankfully there's more than me but we were almost screwing ourselves over because that is how we live in we would do our job that you read about it on the news we failed you know if you write about Army Special Forces doing something we met we have done messed up now this is not the Navy Seals we're not writing books you know we're not talking about our exploits we didn't kill Bin Laden This Is Us just doing our work and nobody's supposed to know about it but because of that we now have a huge recruiting problem we met we have done messed up Beyonce's not the Navy Seals we're not writing books you know we're not talking about our exploits we didn't kill Bin Laden This Is Us just doing our work and nobody's supposed to know about it but because of that we now have a huge recruiting problem


    Joe Rogan SHOCKED By Hitler Conspiracy Theory
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    just to show that you're on and it's on A&E that was on on History Channel and we just had our third season that just finished airing what's the thought process behind this is it legit they both the Israelis the British and the Germans and Americans in the past 20 years have been consistently Declassified documents and there were a bunch of specifically FBI documents that we are spending millions and millions of dollars actively searching for Hitler after the war as was yeah millions of dollars Hoover was like no no no send more FBI agents to South America to North Africa go to the Canary Islands go to Spain trying to find out where this guy went sons of real FBI documents with real leads with real informants some hand or some first accounts saying that they do it anyway that's the show is us trying to find out if through reality and the fiction of the the Allure the Mist the mystery of that a****** so what's the official store official story is that he killed himself right then killed himself in the bunker David Braun and it is there any photographic evidence of his death or anything to what the Russians got the body and they got his skull and when they brought it back to Moscow. Nobody has ever been able to independently verify who and what this body is they let one genetic test occur and the body at with holes that they said was Hitler and have said and that's the narrative that's a story that's the all the eyewitness accounts that are in even the vicinity of collaborating with each other and cooperating each other's testimony like the closest version cuz none of it seems to be very accurate is that okay here's Hitler skull and when they did the genetic testing instead of a 35 year-old woman so like oh well this isn't Hitler but they've said for the past 80 years that this is Hitler so okay first before we start throwing stones at Russia let's go back to 1945 and April in Berlin you have the Allies coming in Wrecking shop dropping bombs blowing everything up they can and every single which way you have the Russians coming from the opposite direction enough guns to arm all their soldiers do if they have 200 guys that are 200000 Guys Guns at the guy in front of you pick up his gun what's happening in April of 1945 in Berlin so the Noose is tightening there is no omit is chaos Anarchy pandemonium this this is Hell on Earth is Berlin 1945 so I don't know if you could get a real story a real the way that we do it now where we have you noticed forensic experts that come in and document everything and we look at all the different testimonies say this is this exactly how this is not it's not CSI this is 1945 Berlin crazy so absolute proof now and a lot of Nazis did escape and go to South America to Jordy of anyone with power the Nuremberg trials were not a Witch Hunt but it was too close a chapter so we can start moving forward with Communism that's what it was the threat of fascism the threat of Hitler that the threat of killing all the Jews threat of World Domination by the Nazis. Threats gone what's the next threat, so chapter of our history our resources and our efforts to what inevitably was going down the wall goes up Berlin know we're already looking at Korea this happens almost overnight we need to go all the way to Matt Moscow this is not the end of our war and we didn't listen to him we didn't have been you know fighting communism for the past 75 years so the the ones with power that went to South America I know a bunch of them went to Argentina they think they went to Honduras and a few other places where where they think they wound up so what you had in South America both Chile and Argentina back-to-back head fascist regimes Peron who was part of the Nazi party starting all the way back in the mid-30s he's the president of Argentina so the Red Cross they were facilitated it there was about three different ratlines that guys were able to successfully get out of Europe into South America and these are there's no question that we're talking thousands if not tens of thousands of high-ranking Nazis made it there little soldiers I'm talking high-ranking Nazis officers got guys like Joseph mingulay and the 8th of Aikman and he's the most disgusting despicable humans exist at the time if it live Hitler is dead Josef Mengele is the guy that would take syringes full blue ink in inject them until you have blue eyes or brown eyes and let me see if I can make them blue high-ranking argentinians have abortions and he said up have you seen the movie Colonia about Colonia dignidad which is if you're listening right now almost warned you not to Google it because it is it it was a torture camp that was started by Joseph Shaffer a Nazi and Josef Mengele the the doctor of death that escaped trial in Nuremberg and made it Pastor Peron into Argentina he said at the hospital at Colonia dignidad which was another safe house safe haven for more Nazis in South America and Ben Gurion the president of Israel they they took the gloves off and they were just sending assassins were isolated German only communities you could go to Bariloche Argentina and you have what is Migos in there like Good Morgan oh sorry it's 2017 right I thought we spoke Spanish in 2017 you were there and their speaking German yeah I don't look very I might look more European than I do so is just them see me walking down the street like The Villa Bavarian Village it is only German in the center of Chile in the mountains of Chile like you there is no Spanish beans been smoking there it is exclusively German and these are descendants of Nazis powerful Nazis I mean are they do they espouse Nazi values or not openly so Colonia dignidad if you look the second generation there's a bunch of so it was a huge problem for chili that they tried to hide for years and they they got so much power from the torturing that they did at Colonia dignidad on a whole bunch of other high-ranking South American dictators that they Boston touchable and businesses blow your mind if you look into this show you you would love it but the second generation the kids like the grandkids even more fanatical than the original generation were somebody's away from like when you travel abroad and it's so cool to the culture and getting the food and get into the like your dancing style on your you love the flag India, go to soccer game two months you kind of Miss home you know and then like a year but you really miss home and then 10 years like you really really miss home and you see the same thing in the United States where it's not really a perfect assimilation it's not the Melting Pot where you see Generations that are espousing to be more like their ethnic Heritage than they are American you know they're flying the Irish flag and Irish what's just * 1000 with these communities because they're exclusively German pre-cool kind of weird so exclusively German really missing home yeah yeah so many years later the second Generations I was talking about some of them came to the United States and were high-ranking white supremacists that are now in jail and prison for their racial crimes and they came out America take him out of Colonia dignidad they come out a Bariloche they come on over 50 communities if you had to guess a few hundred thousand holyshit few hundred thousand descendants of Nazis wow man it's weird when you walk into somebody's parlor and it's like you're stepping back in time into Europe like I'm walking and it's 2017 and I'm walking in Buenos Aires Argentina into somebody's parlor and all of the tile is European and all this Tylenol is very German you know like deers and not not like red stags I'm over talking German everything things that Hitler loved and that's the style much everything and then they come out in like with white gloves they're holding their grandpa their grandfather's memory box and inside of it or his War medals from you know when he was in the SS or when he was and it is the respect the I don't even know the right ones but I can appreciate it and then they tell me the story of every single one of these things and how he got there and how he then went and work for the Buenos Aires news can't touch anything so we followed the first two seasons it was really just unraveling the rumors of what happened to Hitler the third season was my favorite because I actually got to do real work they said okay. I got the second I got to bring in more special forces guys CIA Nadia who helped my unit kill zarqawi in 2006 that this is the team that is now looking at real evidence figure out okay how did we find Bin Laden how do we find the car Hazard Cowley we looked at their Associates and we looked at how they moved we have to have the communicator we looked at what route they were using to get to and from places and then we just started tightening the Noose and that's exactly what we did in this third season was okay let's start following the Adolf eichmann's let's start following the Josef Mengele that was a colonel in the SS everybody after the war fighting fascists do not like communist so this guy was working for everybody to include the CIA fighting fascism in South America fighting communism as a fascist in South America in the 50 60s and 70s creepy stuff or are potentially legitimate the absolutely potentially I saw him get off a boat I saw him meet here and if it was just some person saying it it's almost meaningless but if you look at the context who this person is the wealth that they have that they shouldn't have can you explain how you got so rich in two generations you like pay your Grandpa got here from Germany in 1946 that's weird and he he he's on a legitimate Visa with an Argentinian passport also weird and now he's a war Refugee that's now worth millions of dollars how does this how does this work so but people and then says the hard part people want to be connected to two significant events and especially in small areas of the world developing areas like they want their so not there so little happening they want to be attached to something Mastiff and like the fact that they saw you boat land on this beach and the pot the hatch opened and you know this these cars were sitting there and they're doing Morse code and this guy gets off and he had this little mustache like U-boats Beach that's not how that works but you know what they're trying to do they just want to be connected so and now we're removed 70 to 80 years from the fax it it has been painful to try to use real science real investigative tools to try to sift through this lure you know what do you think happened did you go there yeah why would say man it's in that that's the first time I've ever said it flat out like that what what I want to say is the way history is written is wrong that that's that's clear there's no way that we can say he died on this day this is what happened here is his body and that's what have physical proof is for sure the woman that that had they were saying was Hitler is definitely not Hitler they don't have Hitler's body other option was is it ever bombs that they just grabbed the wrong body right so there are still descendants of of Ava and we try to have them allow us to do it then we tried to go through like they're at the tree websites called 23andMe which is really hard I mean more pull their trash and out of there and I would totally not do that definitely not do that but that's how they caught the Golden State killer cigarette and electrical engineer mechanical engineer Aerospace anything to program all of you cuz now it's a race it's a race we have the bomb now we need Delivery Systems now we need to get the moon now we need to know all of those things are real time it's a war a war dollars in a war science and we got all those scientists the Russians didn't well they got some what Wernher von Braun who was when you talk to Jews that were in Berlin during the time that Wernher von Braun was running his rocket program there he wouldn't hang the five slowest Jews in front of the rocket Factory in Berlin just to give everybody motivation to work harder a scientist who was forced into doing that like that's like he's a Nazi photographs of him wearing Nazi Garb hang out with. C's he did his rocket Factory killed Jews Like This is these are all undeniable fact that the war ends


    Joe Rogan - Team Vegan
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    funny this app and I do understand that but I do think that they don't understand nature I really don't think they understand that this is the best death these animals will ever experience and they're not going to live forever in the wild in the wild are going to be torn apart but something bigger than that that's just how it goes a hundred percent of the time or they freeze to death or they starve to death or the starving they walk down the road to try to find some food in the town they get hit by semi truck better go 35 miles an hour cuz I was talking to just darted out in front of the street left and right there everywhere and you know what's the what's the solution don't drive cars drive your bike everywhere man okay good luck with that those people are coming from there, from a place of compassion but it becomes very culti and it becomes very like very team-oriented 13 vegan and there's like words they were circling back where you know what when you're trying to have that many that discussion that conversation free assigned talking points perspective side mix essentially the same argument and you're just regurgitating what you've heard other people say but there's no new thought there's new and there's no one taking a step to either side like play kinoko get your Starbucks latte know what you're showing milk and but they're never looking at it from anything new there. They're just regurgitating their talking points like when you said gun control and people freaked out freaked out because I didn't stay to the script and there's a script you will see that shall not be infringed upon for if you blood for it you've been blown up for it you can try to hide I have not really believe in this s*** but I did stay to the script and then I get murdered by both sides so then how do we do a pretty good job so teach me Joe how do you bring people in to have a talk just got to be a lot of people that disagree with you and say I do a terrible job that I repeat the same things over and over again this conversation about conservation and animals a hundred times but I think it's worth having a hundred more because I think it's an important if someone is listening is podcast they didn't understand how it all works and they didn't understand that people who hunt meet me they're not monsters and evil people just like people who eat grain aren't monsters because you callously disregard the lives of mice and rats and all the things that could ground up and combines and bunnies like a view by grain large-scale agriculture is bad . it's bad in terms of factory farming but it's also bad in terms of growing food if you grow a thousand acres of corn you are absolutely displacing wildlife and when that stuff gets Harvest you see vultures fly over those field and there's a reason cuz there's a bunch of dead things in fact more dead lives more dead lives occur in a pound of grain than occur in a pound of beef because if you think that how is more valuable than a bunny because it's larger like you've got some weird life thing going on in your own head can you do can you tell me how to balance the souls worth on body lately and how do you feel about insects because they are a large-scale poisoning those f****** insects and you know it everybody knows it and they're grinding those f****** up with earthworms and mice and gophers and chipmunks and everything else to get stuck in those wheels that is just how large-scale agriculture worst so unless you have some isolated Farm where everything is fenced in and you only have no certain amount of acreage in that farm feeds you with you are Karma free and congratulations to you you figured out how to do it but most of us who buy pasta you going to buy bread in the store you're you're paying someone who's killed a large amount of living things in order Harvest that Grant that's just a fact it's just a fact and it's an inconvenient fact cats with blinders on because they they you know like I'm #cruelty free not to that f****** bunny rabbit that's a part of your tofu cuz this is this is what's really going on me a good part of the B vitamin B that a lot of vegans get it from ground-up Bugs that's ground up into their grain and ground up into their vegetables and this is this is just around that being real or not you're being real nobody is going to have the courage to come in that middle ground and let go of all of their baggage and all of their b******* women take care of their babies have a good point that is a good point f*** those fish make sure yummy to he's like I don't want to kill a mammal because I want to eat a mammal weighs like mammals take care of their babies the babies milk from there you know there otters in my I get it the baby's milk from there will there be another otters make okay I get it my wife is pescatarian for a while that didn't that didn't last just not the best source of nutrients and I need you to put on like 20 more pounds really fast and you're not going to do it eating a halibut


    Joe Rogan - Gun Debate Needs a Middleground
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    right now we we agree with each other and you know almost echoing that the same sediments that person that doesn't agree with us that. Vegetarian vegan conservationist that looks at us where does the conversation start where's the middle ground where you can find what one or an opportunity to to build rapport and have conversation have a discussion to have maybe even a debate where you can it'll actually talk through your different perspectives up I've been feeling at this miserably up late and I've been getting a lot of it it's it's weird when my social media I like I've got a lot of conservative military mule Pro 2nd Amendment types that follow me when that whole entire base is mad at me which is weird and then on the other side that the far-left progressive side is looking at me and be like I hate you too so I'm I have now pissed off 95% of people on social media because I'm trying to find Middle Ground so we can talk have you pissed off the conservatives yeah have you done that Lance Armstrong and I were talking about gun control after the the Parkland shooting Florida and he asked me do you think gun control solution and I said absolutely I think gun control can be a massive solution verbatim I said no to me gun control. Those are words words like well regulated militia the words of the Constitution that gun laws also for my gun control just like I think that having good safe gun laws save lives I don't want to have a felon and MS-13 guy and illegal immigrants have been dishonorably discharged from military conservatives Second Amendment if you use the words gun control like I was immediately called a Duff I don't even know what a Duff is Rodger rabbit do you mean Bugs Bunny I'm trying to have a conversation with Lance Armstrong a guy that had never shot a gun at the time that was against private private citizens really owning guns and he couldn't be more for gun control but I want to talk to him and so I had no problem using his vernacular even though to me that's just gun laws as well regulated militia I mean I'm a huge Sacramento phone I don't think anybody has ever question that until this moment when he is a just pay attention to you for 5 minutes all they have to do is go to your social media and it's not anti-gun guy excellent at your job you must be a good yeah well in that conversation I disavowed apparently my my huge group of Second Amendment loving people I have a theory on that I think there's a lot of people just looking to get pissed off and if you say any word that they decide is a hot-button word like gun control they don't care if you've thought it out you have a rational perspective on what you consider gun control a statement that was released by a group of hunters who is hunters for gun control and they had a bunch of reasonable reasons why people shouldn't have a firearm that could get a firearm currently and it all made sense but the the response to that the backlash of it isn't it's not debate it's like people on that that side the pro-second amendment side they are so terrified of any new regulation do you have to hold your ground because any slipping backwards is going to eventually lead to someone taking your guns away I do understand the death by a Thousand Cuts I think that has always been the perspective know if you look at it it's not like Adolf Hitler said okay we're going to overnight that's how I happened right change laws okay they're not allowed to Shop Heroic very slowly. Slowly and in a matter of 5 6 7 years he started a genocide of an entire ethnicity that's the fear it's okay it's going to be it's going to be incremental and at some point we're going to turn around and look be like look at all of this Freedom that we have lost I think it's the same with during 9/11 when George Bush you know that the Freedom Act or the Patriot Act Patriot Act of privacy that Americans have ever experienced but we're fearful we are scared and you know I love dangerous freedom but overnight we lost a ton of that not incrementally just overnight and I end the most efficient way is to take it bit by bit by bit so I can get that but for Christ's sakes have a conversation I can't do it I don't think that there are any more of a second amendment proponents and you are I just think they're ideologically so rigid in this idea that you can't change gun laws that all abouts of schizophrenia you think that person should be allowed to have guns when they hear voices that aren't real they they they see things that aren't really there been reported to FBI handful times someone can decide to report Tim Kennedy they can make up some Sterling Tim Kennedy's been acting crazy Tim Kennedy's do what he's saying he's going to kill my family Tim Kennedy doing this decides to actively Target you in that way they can sort of frame you as some sort of a crazy person and then use that as an excuse to go after your guns me this is what people are terrified. list or you not to be allowed to buy a gun how do you get off that list I don't know quite a bit of time and protecting gun ownership I don't even know how to get off that list know that's probably don't we don't ever get off the no fly list there's just not a way to get off it gets back on the Flies I know you were off the list but you're back on to them back, and if you sit if you're on the other side of take him to the right


    Joe Rogan on Hunter S. Thompson "He Was a Political Troll"
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    fancy you probably aware of what hundred did to Ed muskie in New Hampshire he was giving a political campaign speech in the he broke down coverage because he he he did this whole pan of what sounded like a breaking news story about him discovering musky secret relationship with a witch doctor who is providing him with it will gain and then he dug up some file photo of Muskie that looks like this it was like they put and that was probably the first real political trolling that went on but it went to because I began is not even in that kind of a drug is a drug that helps people get off drugs V8 Addictions on a physical and psychological level what's the what does it feel like I don't know I haven't quite a few problems and have gone to Mexico and taken up my friend Ed clay was it an actual Center down there now he started it after he'd gone down there for treatment in a back injury and believe it was and got hooked on pills and is like cheese I got to figure out a way to get off these things and did ibogaine and then clear the right up wow he realize like wow but this is this is crazy that this is illegal the one drug that punter chose was actually a drug that gets people off drugs or just even more ironic oh yeah absolutely and I don't think it was an accident that hundreds coverage was he chose that year to do these Diaries I remember my father telling me about how every reporter would would wait for Rolling Stone to come out that week so they could you know read the coverage of the election but you know Hunter kind of took this unknown universe from The Dakotas George McGovern and made him into this because just like Christ figure basically I don't think that McGovern would have won the nomination without without that sort of Relentless typing that he gave him because I probably would have won the presidency if it wasn't for the vice president having that issue with electroshock therapy write the introduction to the to the last last version of that book and that's one of my favorite books of all time. Talking about yeah I mean it's just crazy, you know so incredibly funny in a way that was completely rare I mean you you can't just train to be that way at you either born with that ability verbally or not and he just had this completely strange four-dimensional way of looking at things and you know he would he would watch a completely boring a campaign speech and when he got done writing it up it was like you know psychedelic wrestling match or something like that I mean it was it was so much more interesting and desire and we are to nice all these great details and and he was just I think it was a great approach to journalism but sadly there aren't that many people who can pull it off because it just required of along with like an actual understanding analysis that was that was his his great cuz he cuz you're right he he he would bring you in and the the reader wood would kind of surf along this incredibly charged fast-paced read like you know the the fastest most in grow fanfiction right but he wouldn't race Pursuit with any Dent stop and pull back and do what we call it the Rolling Stone we call them wisdom's right where you know use disorder stop and say and those were amazing I mean he just he just had this ability to serve cut through The Bull Shed and see see things from an angle that nobody else saw and that was the rare technique back then take on things nobody was doing that and Reporting back down and it was the note nobody even thought of it as a as a form that you could really experiment with him and there were a few people back then like Terry Southern and Tom Wolf who were who are doing some things like that but but Thompson was completely unique and there hasn't been anybody like him you know so since then I think I think reporting back that you do do it was the no nobody even thought of it as a as a form that you could really experiment with him and there were a few people back then like Terry Southern and Tom Wolf who were who are doing some things like that but but Thompson was completely unique and there hasn't been anybody like him you know so since since then I think I think


    Joe Rogan - Trump Makes CNN Money
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    go to certain way and yeah so amazing X though you look at these times and say this is great this is great for business or do they do more so look at it as a human being and go this is just a f****** mess and then I wish we weren't so ridiculous so when when I first started covering the Trump campaign I thought this is the most awesome thing ever because that Dynamic I was talking about before about about reporters wanting to be on the ground floor with with a future winner nobody wanted to be on the Trump campaign because nobody thought he was going to win I was stoked to be assigned to cover Trump because I thought this is the most insane thing ever in need me and maybe even for your style of Journalism 6 things that I wrote about it at about Trump I thought it was the most amazing crazy interesting story of my life time and then it took this incredibly Dark Turn where you actually one and I think it was a dark turn for him to yeah there's no question about it none of it ever even being closed let alone winning and that and that they that they did this as a publicity stunt in the beginning probably with the aim of either creating a media Network or just pull string Trump's overall curating or whatever it was I think NBC might have pushed him towards the presidency by firing him from The Apprentice cuz he was still show while he was for president they fire him and then Arnold takes over people forgot already it Arnold Schwarzenegger was for a very short time you're fired fired fired Arnold Schwarzenegger says he's done with the Apprentice blames poor ratings on Trump involvement that's nice it's not the right guy is not a billionaire a****** you're fired and the the same thing that made Trump perfect for that show made him perfect as the main protagonist in campaign coverage which is actually really just a really long super boring reality show release that you happy until Trump came along Trump completely changed the dynamic of it you know if you are thinking of it in terms of how it looks to a network what were the Network's thinking before if they were going to have people like Scott Walker Lindsey Graham be the stars of of their lead reality show like let's get a real performer in their right and then when they did when they when they when Trump entered The Fray and became a real Canada and started getting votes suddenly new started making money and like like real money for the first time and there's a there's an amazing datapoint right now which is that the public trusts the Press less than ever right they believe the things that we say less than ever all homeless shelters that there's been a dramatic downturn and how much people put stocking things that people like me say right but they're watching television television news more than they ever have by a lot so what are those two data points they together put together that people are consuming news not as new as but it's entertainment there their they're watching it more right so we're seeing I made over a billion dollars last year they're just eating it you're doing and it's the doll Trump which is is fascinating and kind of horrifying but but really interesting person that also what he played upon when he was running like he would say outrageous s*** so they would cover him that essentially gave him Free Press absolutely there was no doubt in my mind that he was doing that intentionally I remember watching him in New Hampshire where he's giving a speech and you probably remember this woman stood Ted Cruz a p**** and Trump looks over at her and if she says it it's a story for 3 days if I say it right Le Creuset p**** and next thing you know it like completely dominated the news in and he he completely understood the dynamic of how the news works better than than even the people in the news understood it will certainly better than Ted Cruz and then they go back to like what he said during the campaign all my God it's no one should ever listen to him ever again about anything Ted Cruz in a first of all my favorite part of that whole campaign was the thing that he couldn't shake about being the Zodiac Killer like and and reporters would give him s*** about it like we would talk with amongst each other like who's going to ask him about it next you know and and and everybody knew that it was it was bullshiting you know that he was born after the killing started and everything all that stuff but somebody would always make it a point to say so


    Joe Rogan - Are People Inherently Good?
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    I think I'm a conservationist and you know what we're talking in the tens of millions of dollars go into conservation from Hunters every single day from from hunting and the u.s. wildlife Wildlife they don't know how they're going to be paying for the protection of habitats without hunting permit because the number people are hunting or shrinking so I'm there's a huge influx in question about how moral are different styles of hunting what are the best how are we going to make sure that we protect these animals and protect their habitats all the while you know. Tell me about the elk I shot the beginning of the year and I had to I had to clean broadside shot at that 603 wait totally super doable I can do that almost in my sleep on my home range but I'm shooting an animal noise like move upwind come back down and my next shot was at like 3:21 shot and he sits down so that their responsibility always in all things should follow the individual but now it's just getting all the individuals to actually have responsibilities that's where it gets really really stupid they're not good people as well build good some people in moments what do you mean when you say that my mom and I we argue about this Alot Like she thinks people are inherently good and I don't like what you seen so much of the bad but yeah obviously I'm have a catalyst I'm not going to have the most objective perspective but people are good of 100 Hunters what percentage were going to do the right thing or going to do the moral thing the ethical thing the thing that's the best interest for the animal for conservation for nature out of out of a hundred you know if they're on a hunt today for sure anything other than that was just a mistake you know but there's going to be people that pouch going to be people that cross property boundaries and they know they're not supposed to going to be people that shoot an animal when the season opens tomorrow morning and they get their you know a day early and they see an animal they just a f****** to shoot it and hang it and Sarah shot at the next day he's like gray area stuff you know where you're you're definitely doing something illegal but it's still hunting you still have a tag you don't end it's just people bending the rules pictures of people bending the rules like when and then there's people that just you know they'll shoot to three animals and it was supposed to shoot one they'll hide the meat there's always going to be people like that


    Joe Rogan - Tim Kennedy on Yoel Romero
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    you like want you to enjoy it too he's like Alright that went amazing and fantastic I just needed you know I just thought you were too transparent Lee Play Mind Games in the middle of a fight it was the UFC cut man's fault cuz you left a giant glob of Vaseline on your wells I he didn't want to touch it because he felt like if he touched it could open the cut up again he called it I guess it was the guy's name tape he tried to call and get the guy to come back in the guy wouldn't come back in so the corner men try to come and he said no he's like you got to bring the cut my back and then he wound up doing it by himself it was a perfect storm he said he f***** up a manual stand up and be you would have made sure that f****** cutman didn't leave the cage with that big glob of ass and I was just talking crap about he's a freak genetics is experiencing competing the so much going on there with that guy layers and layers ale and layers of the highest level of competition mixed in with a life that I think has been very complimentary to a mindset of an athlete has pretty much been shaped most of his life to to be a highest level athlete tricky part is Whitaker's good is very good in the first round he got his knee hyperextended towards MCL pretty bad highest level athlete tricky part is Matt Whitaker good which is very good very good very good very young you know and Whitaker you got to remember I had his knee blown out in the first round you got his knee hyperextended towards MCL pretty badly in the first round and still was able stuff takedowns and arguably the best wrestlers ever fought in MMA fight


    Joe Rogan - Steven Tyler Sued Donald Trump
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    he does whatever the f*** he wants that's what I think that's the only thing that explains his tweeting and all that crazy s*** that he says all the time perhaps complete guessing over there for 7 years and then I got her and I was in my weed sitting on my bed and I get a phone call it song Jesus Christ is Donald she hands me the phone do you say the Donald or just on chose one-offs for a minute just to suffer that been up to his little castle and he calls me up and I said that you can't use dream on that's what causes not campaigns and you did anyway he did anyway and I had to sue maybe he's not listening right but when everyone is saying if you just say John McCain is a f****** hero if we don't see John McCain is a hero then how do you expect any young people that will never join the armed forces for everything they do and bullets they take their going to be laughed at by presidents like Trump what the f*** are you saying Donald I want to tell you that he's not saying anything cuz he's being told what to do and see I think you just does whatever the f*** you want the lawyers tell him Stephen says you can't play Dream On is like f****** him you better song Tiger Lily that's his thing you know he's like insulting people were talking before the show about people trying to drag people down and social media and there's so much hostility and people looking to be angry and insult this is the time for that in a lot of ways unfortunately I wonder if he's opening something good. it's our choice I think it's our choice I think he's president but I think we can respond to this bad feeling that we have about those kind of actions in a positive way I think that's where there's an opening then the opening is for people to recognize going to live forever you can't insult people into the grave and feel good when you're dying it doesn't matter like what makes you feel good right now something makes you feel good to constantly be knocking people down and s******* on their grave you probably have terrible person who wants to be a terrible person what's the majority of people don't think the majority of people going to recognize that this path is a bad one that it might feel good in the short-term to say f*** you make America great again with a f****** light the world on fire but I think after while When the tide goes in the tide goes out people going to realize that this is not the way to go I hope I hope we're going to learn I think the world is getting better overall I think this terrible moments that have always existed throughout human history but I think overall the. Of time we live in now you know and Steven Pinker Road great big book about this and there's a lot of evidence in his book lunch crab and Rebecca


    Joe Rogan & Steven Tyler Debate Over Aliens
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    you got to watch on another what does that one okay you got to watch him and ignore what is it you got to watch running nose is that that Steven Greer movie no it is wanting to get mystery solved the great mystery of is there life out there and nobody has me answers wonky conspiracies like Bigfoot and Aliens I just love them cuz they start over a hundred thousand years ago the real absolutely real animal they found fossilized bones these things and they think they found teeth from an apothecary shop in China there was a real animal it was somewhere around 8 to 10 ft tall so this thing lived at the same time people did this is probably the reason why there's this myth of Bigfoot that at one point in time this was a real thing did that tape gave it to his wife I said don't put this out until I'm dead did you not feel as though when he was speaking any of that was real I think you seen that right I think too much they've concocted over the years and enhancements gotten them attention and it's putting them in documentaries and gets them interviews on television programs but that there's no evidence you know and that the problem with all these people was there all have the same feeling about them and they're not this very few of them to come across as rational and objective most of them, crosses there's something wrong there's a there's a wires that aren't connecting have you talked to them about other things in life like you had a chance to talk them for a long sit down with him for three hours ask them about ghosts and psychics and all kinds of other s*** they almost all believe in that stuff is that they're Believers here they want to believe in nonsense he knows some of that's horseshit like there's a little baby that they had found an aborted fetus know how to pass that off as an alien baby for a long time but they have generally there were there were hybrids what can you tell me about the link between monkeys and us real questions how did we get to be so much more than just found fire in our diet change and hunting and then the stoned ape Theory which is a very fascinating fear the stoned ape theory is Terence McKenna's theory that human beings found site psilocybin mushrooms and that through the use of psilocybin mushrooms which in low doses increases visual Acuity produces these ecstatic states that it might have helped us develop language and communication creativity and the distant turn was the reason why the human brain doubled in size of her. 2 million years which is the greatest mystery in history the fossil record they don't know why they did it what does a very clear passholder need to lower you know you just go there was an ice age that took part that took it was a funny hundred hundred thousand years was the ice age well there's been a bunch of icing but the most recent one ended somewhere in the neighborhood of 12,000 years ago where did they start most likely from Africa but they could have possibly started from some other places to I'm starting to learn that what you really learn from is archaeologists those the people you learn from and biologists people that really understand the human genome they really understand the differences between people that emerge from China versus people that emerge from Western Europe emerge from or Native Americans mean there's so many different types of human beings that came from different climates and that their bodies involved in these places and is real science to that you're not going to get that from this goofy f****** documentaries and documents are basically a business and the business is is a bunch of people out there that want to want to know the answer is picking what is the truth it's like a wormhole and I'll say a bunch of science e sound and s*** but there's no evidence does nothing when they talk about there's nothing will you live what's David Wilcock drinking too much laudanum laudanum Island Japanese have the same eyes shapes yes they do a reason there's a reason why I wouldn't come back after mating with other anybody else they're staying on that body land but I can't prove it only to believe it took money I always finished up by saying I didn't see it when I go out at night now in Wilkes-Barre, and I'm dying to see what you fo me to tell where you everybody that will make clear s*** like you know before I knew anything about UFOs did you ever see anything when you did say when you did drugs will get what he did mushrooms I saw anything that wasn't there but not the kind of people I don't know man but I just know that all these people that are pushing it they're all they all have this fuckary involved in all these people it's fun you want to believe right you want to believe that there's a general out there that seen a spaceship it's under the mountain tell me about it mister General and he goes on a lecture tour and not be going to pay money to see him and he's in a documentary and there's a lot of those people out there man and I live with it every would you do pepper twins if you talk to biology and how they are up if they do they have and they have all three Australia pithecus they have the things that were like us that are different from a long f****** time ago they have those in the size of the brain but they know what we used to be there are simple hominids that were or rather ancient hominids that are very similar to Huey and they slowly became even bigger than his also they keep finding all these different versions of human beings like it wasn't just human it wasn't just Homo sapiens and of course there's neanderthals and there was that with the one from Russia what was that called that was in that move that book hominid what it what is that a deal here it is denisovan Dennis denisovan denisovan hominin extinct species of sub or subspecies of archaic humans they found in the 1970s by the Russian paleontologist Nikolai old off so there's been a bunch of different forms of human which is the most successful form of human alien DNA connected with it sounds fun but there's no evidence reasonable we are humans we are mutations we are an ancient thing that slowly figure this way out we became better at seeing things would get better at hunting we became better at harnessing fire where he's been Free Will came from all the things that have happened to the people you come in contact with Benadryl and that that behavioral psychology millions of adoring fans and people screaming and cheering you on and staying songs that move people into literally change Generations give people Goosebumps when they hear all that stuff is shaped who you are and all that stuff changes who a person is and who you are now in the way you behave now is in many ways shape by your life experiences as much as it is by your genetics and you wouldn't be this person if you hadn't lived that life and the decisions that you make from this moment on right now leave the studio and have a conversation with someone will be shaped at least in part but this conversation and mine will be by my conversation with you this is what the idea behind determinism by Sam Harris the most successful. I just wonder why then you know certain monkey certain breeds of monkeys are Smart Ones been elbows I love them cuz I have a stick of butter now they've started use of tools on a regular basis they think that they're learning from each other when they think that their if if they are evolving human beings of all the repair to millions of years we are actually watching chimpanzees evolve in real-time overtime but they have entered the Stone Age so they think that who knows with a series of mutations of natural selection with a bunch of different things happening what a chimpanzee is today most likely it will be a different thing in 2 million years at least intelligent animals they're going to experiment with things here it is macaques off and use stone tools for 50 years so for 50 years these animals adjust 50 okay. what do you think about when you look up in that look at I don't know the answers that's why I got my girls I definitely don't know the answer is either again phuc yea we were here somebody was underground there's places I Saw movies of it where you going to the mountain you go back 3 miles in the mountain similar feeling when a violent encounter happens in a house that might be what a ghost is would have ghosts is is might be this thing you can't capture you can put in the Box can't wait on a scale but you get a feeling when you're in a place where something horrible happened and you can feel it it's not it's not impossible to imagine and Rupert sheldrake was the guy that I told you believed that needs a scientist and eat some people argue against it but that he believes that things have memory and then it's impossible is possible that even exist I told you believed that needs a scientist if some people argue against it but that he believes that things have memory and then it's impossible is possible that even this table has memory all the people that have sat where you sat I think it's water


    Joe Rogan - Steven Tyler "Spotify Doesn't Pay"
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    that isn't your telomeres telomeres yeah that's your longevity Gene sure and he says that people that are like so I love I love today I love what's going on I'm going to look into this with my lawyer Dina lapolt and it's called I'm sick and f****** tired of getting beat and ripped off for the songs I wrote in the seventies and where's the money where's the money so I know joke it's not even a joke and now that there's a format digital see the less of a joke you want to f****** go breaking these buildings and take a gun and shoot people because they are paying it mean things like Spotify they're taking the money for plays ever song they're giving you whatever principled Publishers you know what it's all about a hundred years ago 50 years ago 20 years ago Publisher's take the money we make on Toys in the Attic Millions right they keep that money for year to put in the bank they keep the interest those members before I said anything about how about finding out managers by the first three rows of your shows and and get the money from the f****** promoter in the pocket brought to them in a paper bag you want to f****** go there that wasn't does that would happen you need to show right you have a 90/10 deal f****** great the manager goes and goes first three rows see you later or you don't get Aerosmith tell you yeah I mean the money back to him oshit Story I Heard we are men think when you get sober you're off the drugs here isn't there wasn't for all the reasons that you drank they come out even more more right than you have to manage all right


    Joe Rogan - George W. Bush vs. Donald Trump
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    that's what I want to know where the lighthouse as children when weeks and weeks and weeks just to prove to reporters that you could read and we always joke with each other like nobody nobody stupider than this is ever going to be president right and now you know you look back and and bushes from 2005 where and when Bush was in office where it was a bunch of people we're trying to figure out how dumpy and they like the only way they like their speculation like let's get a smart guy to act on like no no you got to get a real dumb guy otherwise we'll never know she's got a real dumb guy and then so they get the real dumb guy and they put up with you a bunch of things and now they they vote him in a second time and then some of the back of the room goes I think we can go Dumber life imitates art we went way Dumber that's right super reasonable in comparison to some of the s*** that Trump says in terms of like Supreme Court rulings and like there was a Supreme Court ruling that went against bushes way while he was in office and he had a really reasonable response he was like of course we're disappointed but we have to abide by the court and their ruling and and I was like something you would never hear Trump say I'd look back and Bush seems to me almost like a Scandinavian Statesman compared to compared to Donald Trump yeah like really weird like real f****** on the outskirts celebrities hose with the RNC the RNC and and and they had to have Scott Baio do one of the first Day speeches for the Republican National Convention and McSally could be disappointed that this guy one or you'd be disappointed the country was doing this so that we were invading Iraq or whatever it was but it would kind of seemed like the world previously controlled by a small group of cigar-chomping people in the back room and in both parties they they had a big carefully outlined a certain narrow range of acceptable political opinions and in one party you could be all the way up to you know somebody like Ron Paul but they tended to put somebody like George Bush's that does the candidate but there was no directly appealing to the electorate and asking them who they wanted to be the candidate I mean Donald Trump is really the first internet president he completely bypassed that entire oligarchy he didn't have to go through do you know the priesthood to to get to be president which on the one hand is evidence of a good thing because it's actually more democratic than this system was before where it was pretty much close to everybody except for a few people who paid their dues through the system but Trump directly we know just by being famous and just buy a tracking media attention he was able to bypass all the usual tests and bypass the parties you know decision making process and he got to be president but he's like little pee right the first time they take it that freedom out for a test drive this is what they pick I mean I don't know but at least it's Rose a giant monkey wrench into the gears right yeah absolutely done that yeah but you know what what the result of that will bees write it as a comedy like all the early stories were like Riley, like I was trying to write about the funny aspect of it and then after he became president it's like well this is out of the funniest thing that's ever happened in America or it's the end of civilization right does that make it funnier if that's the end of civilization I don't know Haitian won't fall in my opinion is akin to the people that live on the big island thinking that the volcano will erupt again attempt to prolong this state or mitigate any possible disastrous effects of collapse right but it's going to fall apart it's an old system that was constructed on Scrolls was constructed on Scrolls by people riding with feathers there really had no idea what the future had install right they had no idea they would have been terrified by toothbrush


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Lil Tay
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    Jamie told me about little 10 year old girl when she buys you don't know about little to no no this is the death of society okay little Tay's the death of society Lil Lil Tay the youngest flexer of the century who makes cash me outside girl look like a scholar that's her revving up her Lamborghini gets out LaserJet over the next president knighted states in the background mean this is what we're doing this what we're doing this is what Society is doing today we are here Stuntin on all y'all broke ass haters 500k in cash and this Lambo cost more than your college tuition I'm 9 and I ain't got no license apparently all our ships rented no embarrassed to admit this but I would watch this over reading my own articles


    Joe Rogan Explains His Political Views
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    weird how they decided some of the same parts of the code of conduct where oh yes every employee to do their utmost of reducing bias and harassment and legal discrimination when really my document was about eliminating the bias against conservatives and a harassment against them and the legal discrimination that we're doing in multiple parts of our pipeline there's no room for conservatives today so I mean do you feel like you cannot. I'm pretty much just libertarian but that's part of his conservative cuz it's convenient right you just immediately pushed off yeah that right-wing angry white male group everyone that's in the center or right of that is alright alright yeah yeah yeah I am I my like internal leaning are in philosophy has more like that yeah I think socially Eileen Moore left like socially looking in terms of like welfare and things on those lines and you know obviously this protected status is driving me crazy this this thing to Trump doing with children that were born in this country are born countries and then brought over here as children and then they're talking about the port in them right version of that is Despicable this these people that I see online apply for citizenship who knows maybe cuz they're f****** 13 applying for citizenship if you were 13 no mean when your 13 years old you're playing games and hang out with your friends and then you find out you were born in Guatemala you like what you know why social programs for disenfranchised people and disenfranchised communities I would like to go to anything I wanted to go to making people's lives easier whether it's socialized medicine or whatever we could do to make people like have an easier path to success and did not have them so burdened down by their environment are circumstances that I think is like our responsibility as human beings to try to I don't want to say even the play because there's never going to be an even playing field right to give people opportunity that's it just gives people an opportunity to do well it's so completely stacked against them so in that sense I'm not very conservative and that way like I'm not one of those pull yourself up by your bootstraps that cuz I just that's so delusional like some people just f***** another thing all day they're born with a terrible hand and it would be nice if more of us were charitable in that regard you know some people think that charity should be a personal issue and we should all just do it you know it's part of our community and maybe that's a good argument and but maybe the argument is that our government should be a part of our community you know that we should think about it that way instead of thinking of is this Overlord that decides and designate where I money to go that maybe we should have some more saying it and should be some sort of a Amor Amor Amor kind of approach I mean pretty far left but I'm also pretty pragmatic you know and I also know that if you give people too much it's like sort of that winning lottery ticket thing or that if you if you make things too easy for people they don't try hard a natural part of human nature so in that sense I'm conservative in a lot of ways all just be healthy Universal basic income than anything I think Universal basic income at a certain point. Look good enough that you can just eat and survive and then maybe that would open up a lot more people to pursuing dreams to going after things mean I don't think and maybe people will start doing their hobbies and really find their passion maybe they'll just sit at home and watch TV and die it's really these are the problems that we as a society will have to overcome and of course these are just first world problems but that will be what the world is like another country today I read about it on Google f****** booze in South Korea are really see if you can find it but it's Scotland so it was that many people that are seen stealing jobs f****** robots it's killing jobs yeah it's why I think there is some real arguments to be made and I think Elon Musk who is of course a part of this automated car Revolution and he's he's creating these these trucks that they're going to start using to haul things they're going to be automated it's going to remove a lot of jobs and they're they're starting to talk about Universal basic income is you know real solution to that it's entirely possible it's certainly an argument worth discussing something like that and hopefully the incentives will be better than some of the current welfare systems we're not incentivised to get off of it yeah if you start working then you'll lose all of it while Universal basic income can be made such that you start working and then you'll lose a little bit but it's never an actual incentive to not work yes right it's on incentives not work but it says it's it gives you food and shelter so then you can go pursue a dream with a wonderful mean anything that our tax dollars should be going towards it's creating less losers last people feel disenfranchised by the system you know if your if your if you can pay x amount of tax dollars but living in an exponentially more safe and friendly and happy and I think most people would be lean towards I think it would be good people that start companies where is a huge risk to start a company most people fail and most entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley or men who are much more willing to take risks but if we do have some sort of strong safety nut then it won't be so bad if you fail maybe that'll help address and Let Die entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley or men who are much more willing to take risks but if we do have some sort of strong safety nut then it won't be so bad if you fail maybe that'll help address and living or get to that's interesting


    Joe Rogan - Steven Tyler Did American Idol So He Could Buy a House
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    I want to talk I'll start making some paper get that paper made fun of me they need to see that side of you you as a person but you decide that American Idol was the best way to show that I thought was the first thing was what else was I had no managers back then to have the good sense to offer me anyting I got the offer from Marti frederiksen I got how long ago was 10 11 12 J-Lo and Randy Jackson that m*********** your beautiful guy she JLo American Idol you got to go to Des Moines Iowa in the gym and you're all set up with the whole crew and you three people with these microphones in a 12ft Mike's hanging down over your head like this and 12 cameras in high-def up your up onto and butt butt in 50 40 people a day would come through all these big sixteen-year-old 70 year old red lipstick on push-up bras going to get out of here and you're sitting there doing this from each other and sometimes delusional yeah and we trust me it took me about two weeks to get into it because I told myself I am never going to tell some young girl who can't sing but you can't sing get the f*** out of here like that other guy you know what I don't like it I don't like your music besides which it's country and I like country what he's whatever he is I said I'm Sandra how can I say that two girls going to be there maybe some days breastfeeding her baby wants to sing maybe she wants to her baby sick and she's sitting at the on the bed and wants to sing to J.Lo told her she can't have it in you mean that's his shtick right they got me a couple times ago did they disingenuous you know you know and then so I whip out my a limerick can I lose I don't time for a limerick and stop everybody it when we stop by and say something like I know her from Dallas she was a dynamite stick for a phallus they found her vagina in North Carolina in her a****** in Buckingham Palace and the f****** you see the boom goes like this the place where was just enough to bring it up when we finish to one but it was fun like that and it was a good payday so when you asked me to have house of Maui yeah and I was made fun of for doing that or who made fun of you for doing that Joe Perry didn't think it was a smart thing you said that's one step under Ninja Turtles remind when I'm alone by myself I went Dizzy Wright myself with Bob Dylan do this yeah I had those thoughts right but then I went


    Joe Rogan - Steven Tyler on Writing "Sweet Emotion"
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    you could do it and maybe it's just like you just don't maybe it's getting f***** up that's the bad thing like just getting f***** up just getting drunk and coked up and maybe that's the problem maybe maybe it wouldn't be a problem at all here I go remember your brain from the 60s with the best of them and it took them down some of them most of them you came through it remarkably unscathed if you think about it thank you God pretty amazing thank you God think about that one you know and then I could also tell you how many times I took s*** and wrote things like you know I'm listen to this guitar lick that you was playing he did an interview with you yeah tell you how it is f****** sleepy with play these Rifts and I come down the hallway because I see it but as I see it we were up in New England and he was playing at a place and I mowed the lawn McBride my parents place and I quit my last band and I was f****** a little who saw her of crying I was of no more bands the dream is over he drives up in an mg we go and he's playing that night I swear to God this happened and so we decide to move down to Boston but all in an apartment because I thought I knew why those bands didn't make it but I knew in my heart that if I had a brownie band Jamaica Keith like The Kinks David David you know Ray any of those bands they have they have you guys at we're really tight that feed off each other instead of each other exactly so we move down there I got really tight with Joe I hear him he get week at Social at Boone's Farm you don't wait I mean play these licks it was so f****** for every song you've ever heard Sweet Emotion every one of those licks Walk This Way there's 20 I got lost in the ether out of my head while I was like Sweet Emotion on the radio use that place with edibles even better s*** I go in a room with four guys and say we're going in the right ahead we're going to stay in this f****** room until we do until we can't stand each other smell and we would leave in 7 hours with a f****** song in a good one and one that would live way past all of us check that shoot out when you did have these drunken Stone moments when you came up with a song like Sweet Emotion or rib for and then listening to it on the radio how how f****** surreal is that what is that like I remember we used to go up to first of all most of our first stuff was recorded down in Hell's Kitchen in New York at the record plant John Lennon a studio upstairs and we were down the studio way with Jack Douglass so we went from there for the 70s and then end of the 70s I don't every drug on the planet did I could cuz I thought it was cool and if I didn't I wouldn't be cool and those are the kind of people I hung out with you can't do that to you a f****** s*** man so and you get early 80s totally 484-8586 was 80s Coke a lot of the hard stuff f****** s*** man so and you get early 80s totally 484-8586 it was 80s Coke a lot of the hard stuff


    Joe Rogan - Steven Tyler on Sobriety
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    take me to do you do miss being not sober everytime sometimes I miss pros and cons that that if I do I wind up doing too much for sure for sure I can control it was just the way you are the way I am because my kids don't talk to me a divorce queen band what else I lose everything I mean it's happened enough times for me to finally realize you know what it's not worth it you know I got a beautiful bunch of friends to keep me in line you know I got two sponsors one of the West Coast one of these Coast all the time ago call Matt will you two together exactly meetings every now and then you're going to wind up using again really especially someone like me who watched Janis Joplin up there okay 1968 I'm going to high school she's got Bangles and beads at this s*** on she's she's drinking Southern Comfort and she's spitting and using the f word smoking cigarettes I want to cover that on my country album yeah yeah to this day I listen to that song like at least once every couple months has put that in the headphones and what we did was Queen Elizabeth truth all good boys and she sent him on his way with some money so bring them back some countries you think and by the way you wasn't the first person here that's what America wants us to believe ski slopes in the summertime right beautiful Green Hills going up and we ride the chairlift stoned as f*** and we got our stuff from San Francisco from Ozzy I would call him up and go do it more colors what color is Rachel van was going to kill me but that's so you understand that that's just it's it's like you know is it f***** up and it's drugs yeah but you're also it's like I'd love to do Ayahuasca maybe my bucket list


    Joe Rogan - Steven Tyler Carries a Switchblade At All Times
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    do you look f****** fantastic 470 can you tell you I thought you were selling your s*** you would really good and here I was going to an amazing Wok Guadalupe I spent 30 years ago on drugs and drunk so maybe the crystal helped you I think so I said something. Nothing around my house I'm such a country boy and when I did I do every night when I walked out on stage and with bitty bitty but my knife was right in my pocket and you haven't said one thing open my fan mail those guys are going to leave the house so I can go buy a house remember I got a son and 3 daughters right so and I know after watching what was it what was your last triggered that you got a bunch of kids to and starts wearing off on you legit one I am and I love it in fact I love me is it good to love more than that I love us I love us too I love us we say they're older happy about this I'm so f****** excited I got seriously I got to ask you what the f*** do you eat for breakfast it helps certainly helps yeah but what is smart right smart is like can you solve equations can you figure things out that other people can't figure out you know things other people don't know I just remember s*** that smart people already figured out but you accumulate situations by Jimi Hendrix huge it helps certainly help yeah but what is smart right smart is like can you solve equations can you figure things out that other people can't figure out you know things other people don't know no I just remember s*** that smart people already figured out what you accumulate situations by Jimi Hendrix


    Joe Rogan - Big John McCarthy Explains 12-6 Elbow Rule
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    glossed over to the great segue there was it because this is what I've always said and I believe you're the one who told me this that when the commission's were talking about techniques they had seen like those karate guys on ESPN at 1 in the morning breaking bricks with her elbows and then like she was no way you could allow that strike because that strike within 2 deadly was that would happen close close there was only a couple of conditions at the writing of the unified rules as far as when we came out together that was back in April of 2001 all right and New Jersey start talking about the UFC was not the first you know show and show to go there but New Jersey after they had the IFC and then the UFC and then they had a couple other small shows Ring of Fire starts to come in and everyone has their own rules the UFC had their own rules General requirements do their own rules and New Jersey that we can't have these people coming in and giving us what the rules are we if it were going to do this as a sport we're going to do this under our rules and okay what we're going to do is we're going to bring people together to create those rules people that what the who they really invited other than young I think you had the Mohegan Sun as far as the tribal commission come down they were part of it New Jersey as a commission and you had marker on a conference call he was not there but it was remote for Ratner work for the UFC has long before as working for the market working for the Nevada State athletic commission is the executive director and they bringing all of these promoters in the promoters Were King of the cage Terry trebilcock you had Dana White Lorenzo Fertitta John McCarthy Joe Silva and Jeff blatnik from the UFC you had people from Pride Yuki kondo and kind of Reverend Hideki I can't stand and you had Paul Smith you had a couple but that was it that was the people there and the people that were really talking the most or was me and a doctor named on kaleta from New Jersey he was brought in as the medical advisor for the state of New Jersey and when it came to elbows they they they tried to get rid of elbows that was their big thing and I was I was sitting there trying to combat what they were saying because even in New Jersey time they had Muay Thai until they had elbows that were allowed in this for mice look at Jeff and I had put together a CD of time of Union CDs with Larry Hazzard you had Pete Ortiz flat Evan Tanner and he picks him up in a body lock and he brings him down and he knocks him out and Larry Hazzard one heart started going psycho we don't like that and so I knew they were going to attack throws and and so I took with Jeff put together all of these throws from the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta here's all your throat from Judo here's all your throat from Greco-Roman God bless because he picks people up on their head and it's legal okay and I had all these throws for Freestyle Wrestling Greco-Roman wrestling Judo with all of these Olympic athletes picking somebody up falling on their head being tossed on their head and that's what saved the throws and what we came up with was look what we don't want is someone being able to control another human being and purposely make a tent spike out of them and try to drive them down onto the mat on top of their heads was what we were looking at and so that's how we came up with you know spiking and spiking I knew what it was because I worked out the language there cuz I was sitting there saying will whole lot time out you wanted I'm the one that's got to come up and say this is legal this is not so we do this if someone takes in a guy shoots a lazy double he brings his head and pick some up Spike that's illegal if I taken I pick you up as a suplex and I bring you up or the top I can bring you down and as long as there is an arc to it any Arc makes the throw legal so Rampage Jackson picks up Ryan Bader and Spins them and bring them down straight on his head legal and it makes it quick and easy for me as a referee I see the ark it's legal I don't see an arc so I was trying to make things as easy as I could when it came to the elbows what they were trying to do was take away all at once and I go look at you have elbows in Muay Thai elbows every time you take something away you are changing the sport and making it to where it's harder to actually have action because you take away elbows I grab wrist and if I'm good at grabbing wrist I can hold refer while I'm at it I can't do anything I've got to pull my hand out where if grab my wrist and I'm Jon Jones and I taken I roll That Elbow over and boom and bring it down you let go of my wrist because you're being attacked and so they looked at it and said it ended the Tom Coletta being the doctor said he looks like it yeah I understand what he's saying I have a problem with one and it came from Dan McGehee versus a guy named Brad Gabe Gabriel from the IFC the very first show they had 411 know the time in this show about 335 lb and he's fighting a guy named Brad 210-215 lb and Brad Gabriel's head and then he gets his back and he does the same thing like the old Brazilian style shots to the back of the head and he I can't have that because I see I've seen them break Big Blocks of ice like that that's a dangerous double we can't have that and I started to combat and Lorenzo Fertitta looks Amigos John let it go it's stupid so we're saying that my hand come straight up and straight down that's what your legal so 12 to 6 but if I'm inside control and I bring my arm like this we're okay with it then go yes and 1270 K7 1132 but other than that you're getting all there's a paper written and so you're reading the paper and says no downward elbow strikes and that's not what the rule was so we had actually had the season 2 of The Ultimate Fighter Joe Stevenson is going to end up he's in the semifinals I had done his earlier match you fought Marcus Davis and I went over the rules with him and so we went when we talked about going over rules of Fighters there's a lot that I say don't do that don't do that but I've gone over things and explain to him yes because cuz he asked me says in the guard can I do this album absolutely from the garbage can do it from the garbage from 6 to 12 exactly what you doing it whenever you're on your back right and he goes and he's going to fight in the semifinals and he's got her Dean Is referee and her tells him know you can't do that and he goes on this is the problem with MMA as we haven't herb says no Joe comes out to me says hey you told me that I could do this I said absolutely can you go to her. I'll take care of it and I go to her and I said hey did you tell Joe Stevenson that he can't do this album what's on the wall but if your on your back and your clocks on the ceiling because that's 12 to 6 this is what happened the controversy we had when we changed just a little bit that we've changed so far and that was one of the things we wanted to change the hand touch we had it yeah I don't talk about that but we had it in there and the doctors for the ABC so no we don't want to touch that so right now I can tell you what was there a Schnauzer rationales they don't understand it and they're afraid to say they are they look at the sport and they look at it from a different view than you and I as people that are a part of it you and I as fans that they look at it from well right now we've been doing this for will say 20 years 15 years wherever you're at how long they been doing it and we haven't had a problem having that as being illegal so soon as we bring it into okay now it's legal and we have a fighter that supposedly gets hurt by it and now they come after a single before it was illegal you guys meant legal that's why I got hurt and that's what they're trying to avoid why bring that in there's no point so frustrating that totally that's a very frustrated right now I will tell you the University of Auburn is doing a study for us about elbows and the power behind each different type that would we're having them do being that one up and down so I've already had I used to do things with sports science and they've already done that test for me so I know what it is but we'll have a university having a test so now it's going to come out that elbow strikes all these almost wrecks that are allowed are all much more powerful than that elbow strike forget about power because you know you could take whatever you know Dominick Cruz is most powerful technique and then use Francis ngannou is jab so are we are we just saying that you can't have power cuz that doesn't make any sense at all because that's what the whole thing is not exactly nothing compared to a like a wheelchair. I try to get people understand you being a hunter you have an idea of ballistics okay and it's like when people get in this whole thing about you know girls and guys and fighting and suffering and I tried to look it you cannot expect Demetrious Johnson to have the power of a Francis Mangano heavy has a 125 lb Wilson the 9500 3539 lb of weight behind it he is a 22 caliber he can't hurt you but he's not going to drop you because he just doesn't have that power lies and you have certain genetic components that are coming into play because like the Joseph benavidez how do you write she can drop somebody he can drop somebody with a Kik because there's more weight and right hour behind it you can drop somebody with an e but when we look at lighter-weight Fighters we're going to get people human beings are put together basically the same okay obviously there's this guy can take a shot this guy okay that's out there but if you're a fighter and you get used to accepting damage accepting punishment you can accept a lot of things to a certain point where that person's speed and power come together to create a velocity that will put anybody out and that just comes with strength and weight and size because the 22 caliber bullet is not like the 45 caliber bullet Wizard and there might be unless they're just some f****** downward LL Bo Wizard and there might be able to those guys out there I mean it's the tie World there might be some guy who does one of those Tomahawk elbow if it just has a vicious one but for those guy for this few and far between so tell me how that elbow is going to be stronger than a guy with the Rolling Thunder Kick with his heel hitting someone in the tropics


    Joe Rogan - Conor vs. Floyd MMA Rules Are BS
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    stop pausing boxing doodle tap outs in boxing listen to it if you got an MMA you f****** tap out either one of those things to happen though at least a 3/4 beginner Chubb and he's screaming at him in his face like what is happening here yeah but it didn't help with no kicks no takedowns addictive no submissions it's ridiculous it's ridiculous because the clinch is going to do you what good in a yocan dirty box and I'm going to tell you Connor has the ability to dirty box better than Floyd cuz Floyds not used to doing it it's a different element but look at it if you're going to come into another man's sport quit trying to change the rule you can't do that, but for the most part he's following those okay just say no takedowns and no missions in Oakland I don't blame him for doing what he's a money-making machine he's smart he's not going to do anything stupid know if anything he'll wait for some other box and get really popular other MMA fighter to get really popular and box him more bad again 100000300 / for about 2 years and that matter of time that's what I don't want to see yeah but don't you isn't it kind of fun me what episode was it terribly as to get a job like regular folks working as a finish Carpenter poor guys got to work as a finish Carpenter


    Joe Rogan - Is the UFC Worth $4 Billion?
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    you look at the sport and you do you have a sense when you you've obviously been there from the beginning you have a sense of the direction I have an idea you know what I think is going to happen everything has got to evolve it dies and when you talk about the evolution Evolution for Fighters there's Evolution for promoters Evolution for fans as far as what they get to watch how they get to watch it and all of that has to evolve for the sport to continue to rise when the UFC sold in this is no disrespect to anyone look at the greatest thing that the UFC had was Lorenzo Fertitta I'm just being honest Dana was fantastic for the UFC as far as his work effort and the amount of work he put into it and yell non-stop just going after deal trying to make things happen by and the loss of him is great it's already you've already seen things so it's also that the issue is the price to pay for billion dollars for something it's probably worth to ya but it is one of those things that you look and you go all right things if they've changed and the and the way he went about doing this cuz look at the one thing Lorenzo was not afraid of was spending money right now that's how the UFC survived here's a guy that he was 54 million he deserves everything that he got from that and he deserves that giant payout no doubt about it my concern is that the the monthly nut is so gigantic that I just don't I wonder if it like some people say there's too many fights this is too many fights too many televised fights and that this is you know this is part of the problems if it's over you look you looking for a while there they were almost competing against themselves with pay-per-views and it was to pay per views in a month and you went and said I'll buy that one of my phone Hollywood style promotion like when I thought there was a real problem was when Ronda Rousey was making a comeback against Amanda Nunes they weren't even mentioning Amanda Nunes Mike you guys are out of your f****** mind this is this is the woman that I was saying before Rhonda wanted the next Billy home I was saying Amanda Nunez is more dangerous she's f****** dangerous man especially see her in his last weekend against Raquel Pennington like holyshit


    Joe Rogan on the Raquel Pennington Controversy "They Should've Stopped the Fight"
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    fourth-round she said I'm done and her coach is like no you're not done you get back in there you go back in there you go to going to power through you going to what you think of that it's wrong for this we as fans as humans we put way way too much emphasis on the importance of a fight okay now it's a it's a fight and it's important that fighter as they step into that cage for that first round and it's important for them as long as they are mentally capable of enduring what is occurring because you know Fighters go through Evolutions during the fight for strong they're weak now they're doing well they're not doing well and once a fighter tells you I'm done it's gone you're expecting her what you really have she lost four rounds in a row no dunkley brutal want her nose and shadows got crushed blood was pouring out all over this way and again for people to understand let me break your nose and I'll let me punch it again do you have no concept because what I'm telling you is during a fight fighters don't feel pain the way people think cuz there's adrenaline there's all these things and it's muted you feel things and sometimes you really start to feel them in as soon as you really start to feel them you start to lose really bad and in that situation where she at four rounds badly okay so what's going to happen in V you think she's going to come out with this homerun shot okay okay if her mind is still there maybe maybe maybe can happen but as soon as she says I'm done I want out hey it's a fight and did she receive more damage after that statement in the fifth-round oh yeah she receive more damage and what I'm telling you is it it's like you can you can have the greatest car in the world all right you can have you know I'm not a real great car guy but in a truck this is the other Raptor Ford Raptor truck you can only crash it into the wall so many times before it says f*** you I'm done okay and is not no longer are nice truck it's a piece of s*** doesn't work exactly and the real question is how much damage did you do for the rest of Raquel Penningtons career because she took extra and you never know when it is Joe and I can tell you I can I can pick out fights right until you this is the difference in that fighter from this fight in that moment he is no longer the same she is no longer the same and so as the trainer what are you therefore you are there to get your fighter ready for the fight you're there to be the person that's helping them during the fight and giving them instructions telling them how to attack this person and saying you're doing this wrong I need you to do this whatever it's going to be that's your job you are there to sometimes motivate them when they start to lose the belief that I don't know if I can beat this person that happens to everybody I don't I don't know if I can actually this person is kicking my ass to be deprecated you're doing fine what I need you to do is this your friend tells you I'm done hate that's the mind's gone it's over don't put them back out there because they're not going to perform not going to do well they can sit there afterwards and say all you know I'm glad that I went out there it didn't change any what what changed the only thing that changed was the amount of damage that she incurred she defended her coach after the fight no but most people would you know I think ended her coach after the fight no but most people would most people that watch that said they should have stopped the fight right when she said that and I agree with you I think especially when you deal with someone as tough as her


    Joe Rogan - John McCain's Problem with the UFC
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    last show that's why I figured it out but it's it's perception and has fought for its entire existence unique doesn't make any sense your heal your heel is one of the hardest part Barboza Terry Adam f*** that perception how is it okay to Shin somebody in the head John did it no Budweiser thank you very much you hit it right on the head sponsoring boxing and go okay 87000 second one they were in the 280 some thousand than $200,300 prospective today sometimes like fairly recently came out pay-per-view where I think it only got a hundred fifty you know I'm so people looking go on you on this one I can still watch something and then it stopped at that wasn't a good card just the matter of it's crazy crazy what happened because John McCain comes out we go to court in because Puerto Rico he sends a letter there and they shut down we end up in federal court and they bringing this boxing expert to be on their side and one of the things I did as the other had gloves and they're talking about we had no clubs and I said you know and I took the gloves when I said here I want to do a demonstration for you for the for the judge I said I would like that boxing expert take your hand put it in that glove I want you to hit this desk hit it hard it is hard you can't take it off hit it just as hard now I said my point that glove is not there to protect my head it is there to protect his hand that is what a glove is for a glove does not protect someone as far as their brain scrambling or anything it is there to protect my hands so I can punch you more that's what it's there for a hundred percent okay and if you look and say if you want to take away some things that go with what's the most traumatic injuries we have in MMA people going to look and see all the stuff about all we have you know guys breaking are concussions are the most important thing that we have going on that's the most critical thing we have going on and if someone gets to punch less because they have to be more precise with where they're doing it and be careful as far as how many times they do do it because they can't continue to do it in that prolong fashion does it make it safer or is it more dangerous for the fighters but it's a perception and it's snow this goes back to I can't continue to do it now in that prolong fashion does it make it safer or is it more dangerous for the fighters but it's a perception in this snow this goes back to athletic commissions and everything is crazy MMA and UFC


    Joe Rogan - Who Coined the Term "MMA"?
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    who named it mixed martial arts you know what that's a that's a whole story and you're going to hear it was you well I can I give credit to Jeff blatnik as far as look at he didn't come up with the term who did but the truth of the first thing I can tell you I wrote I wrote a I had to do what's called a work permit for LAPD because I work for LAPD back in 19 93 93 and 94 and it was because I was going to referee the second UFC which was March 11th in 1994 and for me to actually work the department has to allow me to I have to ask for permission and then they have to grant that permission was there a concern that it was too outrageous that was part of the whole thing is martial arts referee okay and then they said we'll what kind of martial arts and so I wrote mixed martial arts referee now I can tell you that that was in 90 right at the end of 93 I didn't get it from anywhere other than them sitting there but I do know that there was a colonist a sports writer from the LA Times that wrote about the very first UFC and in his article martial arts so maybe it was him so well he did it back in 1983 it's like okay well if no one's saying it it doesn't mean s*** okay so the truth of the matter is it doesn't matter what I wrote what matters is when and when you joined it when you join the UFC it was still cancer No Holds Barred that it was something that was in this is probably part of my problem with Campbell McLaren is back at you before UFC 2 good they had them on Good Morning America with Jim Brown and you go back to that and he came up with the line that you could win by knockout tap out or death okay and 4 years after that I was in court having that thrown in my face by the freaking attorneys trying to put us down saying is isn't this what you are companies no that's not what my cousin said that's what an idiot said okay and so he still isn't this what you are companies no that's not what my compass that's what an idiot said okay and so he still thinks he was magnificent with that have been when we were we were trying to get away from No Holds Barred because


    Joe Rogan - Early Days of the UFC
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    the people that site all the time for why that stupid reason that the 12 to 6 elbow the other one to just explain it to me cuz I couldn't believe what you're telling me was true that the reason 12 to 6 elbows were a legal will just tell the story stories about rules and how they came up behind me and you know there's guys claiming things was like really okay I have paperwork that shows how things came out and at what time it was I still have my computers that I have things written on that we went over stuff but yes computers in the 90s through and I still have no I've got these floppy disk what are you going to put stuff away are they thinking when the unified rules you know what happened was everyone looks at the UFC and says all you know when the UFC went to the first show that was done in New Jersey was the IFC Paul Smith show it was done in September I want to say 1999 in the UFC went there in November of 1999 and you have to go back and understand the history of what was going on and this is where I have my issues with people that try to change history and rewrite things and what was going on was semaphore Entertainment Group at the time own the UFC that's who you were working right yeah yeah yeah yeah and you know he did some stuff here he comes up with the UFC let me ask one question if you're the co-creator how come you never owned one bit of it doesn't make sense, hell yes reason that it actually made it to pay-per-view because art Davie had gone to everyone Prime Ticket at the time was a pay-per-view providakes the pay-per-view world back then was about 15 million in the u.s. not like it is now that you were limited that did rock and roll shows and they did one sporting event it was Martina Navratilova against Jimmy Connors in tennis remake of the Billie Jean King Bobby Riggs rerun in and make happen again and again and Campbell looked at art brought to him and said I think this could be that thing and hoary and came up with the idea Hawaiian Gracie negative validity he needed somebody to give actual value and some Credence to what he was trying to do because he went to horian off of there was an article in Playboy Magazine bad now and it was about Horan and you know this guy this family that would fight anybody in the OWN I remember being the article I don't remember that part about but it was it was basically they were offering like a lot of money to fight anybody write it while it was the whole thing of $100,000 that was that was the thing that I love the fact when you're I can go through the whole thing how I met horny but when I met him there was never anything about wow you know we we would do this in that situation but we can't do that cuz will hurt you or they are and that was what happened in the lot of martial arts all well we can't do that because and the first time I ever you know did any with him or what is Gracie armbar to me I went how did you do that and I just fell in love with it the best version of explaining Jiu-Jitsu like what it what how how do you show the effectiveness did you just do what you do with no rules got bigger than him and he's wearing his key so he look he's the only one that looks like like what we think of as a martial artist right and you get these guys everyone else is like big ol street thugs and they're running after him and we always would think of like Bruce Lee in these martial artists who a technique over besides and they would beat all these people but in the real world that s*** didn't work it didn't work but your guys always f*** you up hit him it didn't work it bounced off of them the guy on the ground a punch your face in but all the sudden there's this little guy who it was a little but you know what's 175 lb in Paris in the rest of the people he was fairly small and he's tap and dies of triangles off his back and arm Barn people and and everybody would greatest greatest infomercial ever crazy that's where I look at horian was brilliant because he listen to what art said and goes wow promotions and wow promotions Came From War of the Worlds because art had name this whole competition were the world for Entertainment Group changed it to The Ultimate Fighter vaguely remember that whole thing while promotion zoning 50% semaphore Entertainment Group only 50% and actually wow owned a little bit less because they had brought together investors and they're trying to get $250,000 and they got somewhere around a hundred fifteen thousand twelve thousand dollars of investment that they put up cuz that was going to be part of the money for the people that were competing it they got somewhere around $115 and $12,000 of investment that they put up cuz that was going to be part of the money for the people that were competing it and it's crazy when you think about what it is now this is what we're talking about 1993 what new sport can you think of other than MMA from 1993 that's now a huge Global force mean it is something everybody talks about global enough


    Joe Rogan - Politicians Hate Reporters
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    politicians hate reporters if they if they don't there's probably something wrong with them because he knew the Press Corps in most cases is really is out to get them or at least is is dangerous you know but with Trump and Nixon it was similar to a whole new level and it wouldn't want to a paranoid place and you know but on the other hand with the whining about being kicked out of the White House and being able to fly with with Trump and and the separation between the president and the Press Corps in fact he doesn't show up at the White House Correspondents Dinner like as a reporter my response to that is so what we should be on the outside you know where a guy I don't shed a tear about that I think it's very strange the response in our business should be adversarial I think as long as you're honest and accurate yeah yeah I mean it I mean it not even adversarial but not connected right right it's kind of a separation of church and state thing for me like Obama Campaign and I like Barack Obama the first time going back into the Press section and I see that there's photo all over the walls of the of the campaign plane and apparently there's a tradition where each of the reporters had like a little too high school yearbook photo taken with a candidate where you know they got their arm around Obama and their posing and it was a tradition that kind of put the the photo up on the wall and I'm like you know this is not a good look for for the Press Corps UNIF you like the guy you got to at least pretend to have a little bit of that supposed to be there you know what I mean certainly influential going to have some sort of an influence on you yeah it's just a bad look like what happens if you do a story about the guy that's complementary and it comes out that you know you're your you put a picture of yourself with your armor on the guy you know what I mean it's just supposed to be posters of you know powerful people you know when whenever they get a chance and throw darts at pictures of them and stuff like that but that's that's who they kind of used to be and you see there's people that are jockeying the position to potentially run in you know the next election obviously the 2018 elections but in 2020 for president you seen people that are moving in the position you see his congressional candidates they're showing promise like what what is it when you're covering what's the feeling of like the future from these races so like what is it from the standpoint of reporters like when is to latch onto a politician be before they become famous in before they become present in and follow them all the way and that way you get to be The Insider who gets invited to the Oval Office so it's it's like a it's a big thing that my reports country mothers to latch on early to somebody like Bill Clinton and become the officer favorite reporter on that beat that's why it's at the outset of presidential elections you'll often see a lot of jockeying with in newsrooms to see who gets to cover which campaign because people always want to pick the winner because they think they're going to write get a book deal out of it at the end and we're going to end up having their own show on let me see or whatever but the but yeah I mean the what's the feeling right now like who who are people coalescing around it is that we are asking the expectation is that some of the same people are going to be involved I think there's a lot of belief that Bernie is going to run again but then there's also a Kamala Harris there's Cory Booker those folks are going to run but oddly enough the Press Corps has less focused on that than they would be normally I think they're they're the only story that matters to political reporters right now is the Russia gate Trump thing and they're following that and kind of hoping that will be some the thing that happens instead of the 2020 election you know that the big the big sort of trial of Donald Trump as whatever what is right now is the Russia gate Trump thing in their following that and kind of hoping that will be something thing that happens instead of the 2020 election you know that the big the big sitter trial of Donald Trump is what everybody's kind of waiting for


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Chris D'Elia Roasting Logan Paul on Twitter
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    war with those Logan guys because young Jamie for me that it might have been one of the most epic verbal battles for so funny man owned them so hard young people always like to point that out if you're older and I think it's because they're so terrified of getting old like everybody is so look this thing or so it'll make fun of you you broke up with you bro your f****** 36 years old and put it on YouTube responding to his I'm laughing cuz now I know why your comedy career took a dive oh Jesus you get owned and so then Chris has to him that yeah at least on YouTube strong that that that response is the second strongest responsive ever seen a follow-up in this is Logan response to that say but not to buy this single tweet is funny than your entire Netflix special thanks how does it feel to have your name finally attached to something funny comedian arguing with the shun vlogger on Twitter ask your fans to have their moms read this tweet out loud to go see what they think what's the thing that you deleted in the paint is that damn powerful crystalia hard in the paint


    Joe Rogan - Video Games Are Intellectually Challenging
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    setup a LAN party hear what game fortnite is that all you guys done will be addicted to fortnite underground more than anyone you know if I say sometime come on over man f**** of people that brings people into a room you would be a championship gamer for you if you want video games are product at high-level special earthquake it's deceptively intellectually challenging like when they have these it would do a lot of these one-on-one deathmatches and they would be in a room and they would both spawn at the same time then you have to run you have to have knowledge of the map and you also have to have knowledge of when certain items are going to respond like we steal a rocket launcher another rocket launcher will respond like I forget how many sec 30-second so they would run the map shoot the guy collect the extra rocket launch before he can keep him unarmed and keep telling them over and over again after you kill Mercer amount of time the game is over and the guys were really good at that we're just they're just really smart they're really smart really fast which Super tuned into the game just like locked in and then they'd study of maps and they also study like movement they could do crazy s*** like rocket jump on the people and do things like that to like get to areas just because they understood had a hop they could do it the way that other people don't know how to do it that's the guy ninja he's talking about is what you're describing so then the game fortnite you have to build these crazy-ass fortnite materials and you build forts so becomes one-on-one matches if you're playing solo where you have to like literally build Advantage you have to gain advantage do you have fully a couple guns you can choose from so how did this build this bridge hear he's doing it that fast right now never changes really they just sort of changed out of the building to get in there amazing has grown adults is fall in love with this overnight well that's what I'm saying about video games that are not artistic enough I think the best guys are going to be considered like chess players I think it's like the same things just chess is traditionally worshipped as this intellectual game right eye but I think that is a lot of video games like Starcraft for sure is like this really high level strategy game Drake you doing things and you thinking on multiple levels about different parts of the board and different things you can move it around it seems to me to be like the physically Dynamic took his things are moving quick like you and you're not you not in control of what your opponent is doing while doing it's all happening in one time you trying to think your way through things and put stuff here and move stuff there to this we under appreciate them because when they first started out they were frivolous like pong and stuff like that so we think of them as being dumb but they're so sophisticated now and kids are making f****** shitloads of money there who was who was saying that he was saying that your kid like you should parents encourage their kids to play any games because there's f****** money in it now sophisticated now and kids are making f****** shitloads of money your who is who is saying that he was saying that your kid like usual parents are probably encourage their kids to play any games because there's f****** money in it now


    Joe Rogan on The Pope Saying Hell Isn't Real
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    Hope just recently said there's no hell everybody went crazy like what the pope said there's no hell he's he's slowly bracing you for the fact that all this is nonsense but right now I'm going to get rid of hell like this is like one of the one of the purest examples of like to change people's attitude towards religion real 50% sure he's not going to go back go back in time and find her article where he did say it they guarantee we did say and let's just assume that one day that they do they say it a little bit and then they take it back so they get used to the idea they're saying it that's what it is right now I'm full conspiracy they start out with they tell you he'll not real and they say we never said that any year from now they said look we're pretty sure he'll. Real probably plays fortnite and s*** he's like Pope Francis has no problem with gay people either Pope Francis fighting with your litter kid kicked out for crimes against humanity and the guy on the right is the new guys just got a sensible chair like better the throne is creepy man that is crazy dude robes is wearing like a one color wizard robe it was f****** hat size Preposterous that's like a monster mouth of a monster snake smoke oh my God how is this still legal look at these kids dressed up like there in Harry Potter's Seminary rise got a golden cross is crosses all over the place I don't forget about the cross and hiestand their address this is craziness and if this is our religion this is our culture this is weird this is weird and I'm not saying so beautiful it's absolutely beautiful I'm not saying it's any weirder than going to the Opera cuz I didn't that's weird too but this s*** is weird this is some really old form of Education / entertainment the people used to do before they had plays the get-together and some room was f****** crazy different colored glass windows in it when you have a mic on while I could get ahold of Mike and Jesus doesn't want him to be magnified yeah and I was raised there when I was a little kid did at least one Catholic School boys around a lot of Catholics and I do not claim to be an expert in it but I don't have to be that s***'s bananas are berries to hold that much Donuts Miss lunch you know that was really all we were doing I used to just have to light the candles like I'm being this other kid would come out in light all these candles and way to make the bridge between physical Evolution and mental Evolution like this is bridge between us not being monkeys anymore but still we just want to get out of the Barbarian Behavior we got to figure out a way to get people to like have reverence for something is all-powerful and just control their behavior we got to slow down the chip a monkey have a guy that's what it looks like a monkey monkey statue of the chair of st. Peter and the dressed what is the the statue was just a bronze statue of Saint Peter is a dark statue try to tell you Saint Peter was black when we were in front of the building New York those dudes just wandered down the street I was told that because I'm Italian I'm not white I mean they take that whole pokes it to the next level. f*** that man won't be like He-Man master of the universe Jamie go back to a place for second what it would it say there was something in the the text that went with it yeah there it is black Israelites who think they're a different kind of Jew. These so-called Jews that looks like fine I'll do that stuff 666 preach on brother they all leather Giant star David no big deal just to walk around Grandma's stored when they have the sword show the picture of the store where are they


    Joe Rogan - What If You Found Out We're Living in a Simulation?
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    I think we learned a lot today I did not know that you could make a f****** phone call with an artificial intelligence thing that could say oh and would make appointments for you and s*** that's good s*** out of me I didn't know about these choo choo train big vagina attractions at these kids are hacking it's wacky kids very this stuff is I think this is all happening in front of us I think it's insanely crazy and sanely transformative and it's happened we don't have a f****** Clues to where it's going and there's nothing we could do about its were all is well it is what it is I think it's nuts I think we are worth 20 years from the f****** Matrix and we're seeing it happen we're seeing it happen right now in front of us we're seeing a little baby steps so far off yeah I went to that whole thing the other day it was nothing went to the conference nothing impress me which would you rather find out that we're about to be in it or that we've been in at the whole time which would make you more comfortable very good question question what do you think you're looking at it you looking at it through your eyes your eyes are determining the positions that things are in and what they look like and where things are and is all these things are going on around you all the time do you have no control over there everywhere all over the planet people living lives and you interface with those lives occasionally you just accustomed to the manner in which you do it so it seems normal but every night you close your eyes and you go unconscious and who knows what the f*** happens to your brain and then you wake up in the morning and have to pee and your are going to try to figure out what happened yesterday and then why all this is happening your ex-girlfriends f****** your best friend from high school and they got together and you know so I can't believe Jamie left mean he said he's going to stay forever and then next thing you know like this is these all these lives intersect with each other all over the world it is kind of a hologram it's kind of a crazy real real life wasn't real it would be super interesting you be like luck at the way life works air and breathe out carbon dioxide and the trees breathe into carbon dioxide and breathe out air but they keep chopping down the trees they keep chopping down the trees they don't care as literally they grind millions of trees down every year and turn into pulp they can make paper to wipe their ass they literally wipe their ass with nature mother just use soap and water no no I want to treat I want some pulverized tree to wipe my ass with tissue paper tissue paper f****** trees is tissue paper really made out of trees organic


    Joe Rogan - How Long Does It Take to Make $100 Million?
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    is it start up dude I was late I was reading all the people that invested hundreds of millions of dollars into that scam blood test company that blood test company story is crazy theranos there was this woman and they were calling her like the next Steve Jobs the Steelix the female Steve Jobs you can dress like a black turtlenecks self-made Persinger I think from college started this company and then by the time she was like 40 whatever she was when they they busted her she was worth 34 billion dollars because this blood testing thing that she developed and then as time went on they realized that it didn't really work and then all these people invested like Betsy DeVos I think it was and Warren Buffett Warren Buffett invested over a hundred million dollars company that bulshit so these they put these People's Health at risk cuz they gave him these tests in the testing work and they're showing that they kind of knew the test didn't work but does not his woman dress all the time it's it's really interesting man to really interesting story because when you see the amount of money that people invested into it and they're just s*** out of luck she went from being worth I think she was worth something crazy like the richest woman ever are there with the rich self-made woman ever billion dollars at one point I don't know I mean I don't know s*** about that business so I don't know if the blood test did or didn't work or if she's got a story that needs to be told and I don't know you just you just read what you read and what you read is that they they fibbed about results and they did some s*** they shouldn't all these people got test and they thought they were you know if you get a blood test you think you're getting the accurate results from a reputable company and it wasn't it was a microclik like they would take like a micro prick of blood and it would take that blood and it would measure it and that's how they would find whether you had diseases or not phone number for ICF or is it your father who is it who is it in the past that so this this this thing the store when it came out that all these people that invested hundreds of millions of dollars into it it made me think like imagine how long it takes to make a hundred million dollars have a hundred million dollars to invest in something that's b******* you imagine like what it must feel find out that she didn't work like what oh yeah you invested in a scam it's all bulshit What charges massive project is gone is gone they just got arrested she had charged with massive fraud what is happening on the crypto Market Seattle's initial coin offerings if it's called people will make some sort of pitch and Pitch people that their new startup is worth it instead of taking investor money they take cryptocurrency if you will and then after they gained a bunch they just disappear happens almost every week now exits cameras run off with 660 million in Ico earning see this is like what you were saying about the Nigerian people getting online and them not knowing certain scams and then 6 Gamers find a way in every system scams out there they're just getting repurposed you know that just another trick they just put an old Twist on a chain has a name and it's a new scam that's all the same scams actually might want to know my postal scam postal I think somebody told me they used to do in college I don't know I don't even know if it really works but like I said I got I wanted to send you a letter I would put you as the return address how to get all the way over here better they know better how to get all the way over here they know better


    Joe Rogan - "The President Stole Your Land" Controversy
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    this is nothing we talked about on a flight that I think is important to bring up when when there was just talked about the State Monument or the National Monument Utah and a Patagonia put that thing on their page the president stole your land in explain what actually happened because it's not what everybody thinks it is and then in rinela said it best if you say the president stole your land you're not being accurate with your words now not what happened it was a Patagonia didn't off marketing job I mean in that there is efforts by saying the prison Soldier land from what I've heard it resulted in a 15% increase in business for them so it worked great but with the truth is is a lot of people felt like Obama when he before he left office did an overreach on the National Monument protection and so there's protecting a national monument and then which is a certain area he protected he wanted it is 2 million acres in that National Monument designation which seems excessive was zinke says the sector of interior he went in there and he said that's an excessive that's an overreach I want to scale it back to what it was before Obama did that now why is it excessive though this is what gets confusing two people people think the protected land is never excessive right what he wants to do is make sure people have access and what and it's like okay what's the difference between under zinke it'll be zinke scale back to what it was before which that would be still National Forest still federal land but you'd be able to and I'm not sure if it was Wilderness or how to access would be with but what zinke would say is that like I would be able to go into the land all the time that two million Acres because I might be considered by some to be elite you know because I can walk for 20 miles not everybody in the United States can walk 20 miles to get so they want to put Road systems there's Road systems already he went already but wants to maintain the roads so but if it was a National Monument right then no Road systems like what is the difference that I think the road systems would be gated off and it be walking walking on foot track traffic only instead of access to the roads make it 2 million Acres and off now and no mining permits have been issued now no plans to drill or anything like that now what I thought when I looked at up because I was unsure about and I talked to zinke about it just because it's you know I'm learning all this as we go also and I was concerned when when I read the presents told romantic what's this about what it is is what he wants to do is he wants to just make sure people of not all of please cuz it's not like we want roads on Every Mountain but have access to to National Forest so people that can drive in four by fours you know what those little on-road anagram teen rugs on existing roads and I understand I understand access I said that's great I want people to be able to enjoy the great outdoors also but I also grew up hunting the Eagle Cap Wilderness which is Oregon's largest Wilderness Area 3 and fifty-six thousand acres of no roads and I don't want Rosen there I don't want access in the middle of the heart of that Wilderness because of some of the most pristine beautiful country in the lower 48 I like it like that so we still need to go protect those areas but this wasn't and this one this is Bears ears and and Utah this wasn't changing anything open it anything or this big nefarious plan of of Mining and stripping everything out of it is right right that they were but all it did it went back to what it was before and at that time when I research that there had been no mining permits that from what I understand is there is no there's not there's minerals in there but not enough to Warrant going in there and setting up a full mineral extraction mine so they building roads that they change the distinction is to allow people to have more access to that Wilderness through Wendy Wilderness Sabine National Forest okay Federal and yeah so then why is everybody so confused of communication is it a lack of understanding about what the difference in the distinctions of the two things are it is just creating a negative narrative that is saying it's something changed you know Obama had it this way dzieci scaled-back that right there's like why what's going on really doing the research but he's not he's just putting it back to where it was because he thought that it was a over age by Obama so it's just you know these these outfits during business you know if everything's going good there's really no reason for people get fired up in the tribute money you know some of these some of its political and some respects businesses political one is people are very concerned and they see any movement or concerned about the business has people really worried about them in terms of environmental concerns in Alaska where they were going to open up drilling that was near salmon runs that people are very very concerned about think they're all concerned about the idea of money above nature of that money so someone else is going to make money off of what supposed to be our land and our public land which you and I could maybe go even though you don't like salmon we can go salmon fishing in this went well we could get f***** up by someone else making bill the dollars in oil or natural gas whatever that we do they contaminate that I don't want that no I don't want I don't want that either in the mail from Patagonia don't want that either come up there red flags go up they want to get people outraged you want to get people activated because they think that they might be a chance that if you protest enough you can stop something like this happen before it does friend because if you do look at like what happened in Alaska with that big oil spill in the 80s or what happened with the BP oil spill in the Gulf Coast that s***'s devastated that does happen someone else is profiting making f****** billions of dollars while our planet that we all share is getting f***** up you're not making a nickel off but I'm not making a nickel off of it and they're making billions of dogs and their f****** up the land and by the government by Trump or anybody else where was opening it up giving them access to drill you open up the possibility of ruining something that's amazing well so there's always going to be balance though there's you can't just say k nobody can drive past this point forever you know what I mean there's always so you're saying that about the Eagle Cap Wilderness you don't want them to be areas there's got to be a we have to protect Wilderness areas but for example where we've elk hunting in Colorado right big bold awesome elk hunting there's natural gas Wells all over right as great elk hunting want things wiped out and it in a huge mineral extraction mine Reddit where there used to be beautiful whatever I don't want that but but you can wear it doesn't work well there can be balanced just like where we found in Colorado that someone is going to profit and by doing that we're we're talking to benefit you or anybody we know it's going to f*** it up yeah that's the real concern out for sure I know that's why I've tried to you know that's what I've wanted to be involved like I'm on that Council which has nothing to do with public lands in North America but it's giving me a way to get in there and try to learn more that's all I'm trying to do you also were involved with it when Jason Chaffetz had that proposal in Utah to sell off the public land you were one of the people that sat down with him and got his take on it and also because the outcry from people who love the outdoors hunters and fishermen that was stopped sell what they determine disposable public land and I'm like okay wait a second who says what's disposable cuz what's disposable to you might not be to me maybe it's a great hunting area so I didn't really like there wasn't really a way to determine what was disposable that's what caught my attention and not just mine but even people like Steve rinella and a lot of people in a loop and in-the-know and I got advice from let's see Randy Newberg Steve rinella Joe Webster at the Theodore Roosevelt conservation program all those guys are really experts in the field Backcountry Hunters & Anglers I didn't talk to them I didn't ya educated on it and I just don't like the the I don't know without that education jumping jumping on the bandwagon and saying yeah the president stole my land what is that even true I had to look into a deeper but I didn't really understand it totally until I was talking to you and you were explaining me the distinction between how it was before Obama was in office yet Obama changed then bring it back to how it was before so it's still Federal and it's just giving him a more access to Roots but amazing how when something like that happens this is gigantic outcry and everybody freaks out it's confusing it can be two different things and I'll be like what is it this or is that that I don't know doubt it I don't he doesn't seem like that guy he seems like he's a straight you know I asked him about he was getting beat up because the national parks Advisory Board wouldn't he wouldn't be with them that's what it was and so he got said you know he doesn't care about national parks and he won't meet with the Advisory Board and until I asked him about that because that was in the news and that was just like Manny maybe he doesn't care about public land you know I mean I know what's going on so I wanted to ask him about that unlike will they resigned in protest because you wouldn't be with him what was that and he goes well yeah you're right I wouldn't be with him he goes here's how it went I came in as Secretary of interior and in charge of I don't know how many different council is just like the international one I'm on in this park Advisory board that what we're talking about and I think 200 and some that he's he really I think he over I don't even thousands of employees billions of do and all he asked was for these advisory boards he wanted a report written up that said what have you done in the last 2 years what are you working on now and what's your goals for the next two years once you provide me with that report then I'll get up to speed on me with you they never did it so he can meet with them now was it that said the story was he he wouldn't be with them and they resigned in protest but the other half of the story was he asked him to do something so we could get up to speed and and be educated on what's going on and he never supplied it well if they are the typical government employees and what is the typical Governor employee incompetent lazy eye them to provide not not just tell them what they've done but tell them what they're going to do and provide like a framework for the future that make that's a lot of work when someone's a lazy f*** I think there's 12 but I think they were all Democrat so I mean obviously he's a Republican and he's he's unpaid volunteers also unpaid unpaid volunteer to make a difference yeah but if they're going to be a plan you should probably have a plan otherwise why have comes to something that's important as national parks and public land things that are like really dear and important people yeah this is something that you know what you want to have whoever these volunteers are if you're going to point them you want have the best one for the job Brian sews asking someone to write a plan up and that's if that's the only reason she's tough because we don't have their take on it I read with a rose said that he wouldn't be with them and whatever it's so late I did what he asked they didn't say that he told me that that's what he said right yeah that makes sense I mean I'm kind of in his Camp that's if we're looking at it 100% accurately and he told me face-to-face that's what happened so I mean you know you can say well I don't believe anybody I don't believe it I don't believe what you just told me I don't believe you have to be like man seems like he's telling me the truth and I believe it and it makes sense that they would not want to do that you know what if I'm working out well I'll check my email and going for help when I'm work then he seems like hardworking pretty demanding but he cares I mean he's in there trying to so the Secretary of interior before the same key I had not know what that is in Hunter in the lives of hunting people like me or fishermen and so when I didn't know who wasn't come to find out her name was Sally Jewell who is Obama's appointee before Trump appointed zinke so I like the fact that you think he's at Shot Show he's had me out there I'm on this council is at least I have a seat at the table to say and I don't know I might get kicked off the council I might never get invited back because I'll ask him so what's going on with this but right now have a seat at the table so whatever it's it's I consider that a win at least I can try to find out and learn yeah it's it's an interesting thing because everything that I've heard about him that have read in the media unless I'm reading like a hunting website or something like that and there was an article equating you with being a Trophy Hunter and that discount please put together is just as disgusting sort of justification for trophy hunting and that they're only putting it together so that wealthy people can bring back there elephants at the shooting Africa yeah yeah I've read that too I mean for me and I'm not I've never killed an elephant I've never killed a lion in every person is so even the people on the council that have they do care about animals they care their volunteers just like on the parks Advisory Board and they want to make the difference you know I know every person on that I don't know every person personally but I know they care about the people of Africa and that's why they understand how it works they've been there they've seen it the guys who I've hunted with their personally awesome people hard-working people the one guy on my last trip there to Tanzania in his daughter wasn't college and he'd been a professional Hunter over there for over 20 or 30 years and she was going to college now getting their degree I mean about it over here we think of over here a professional Hunter hunt so I mean because he's able to send his his daughter to college and I mean because right now so that policy Trump said well we're going to review it on a case-by-case basis so he didn't say he didn't say okay it's legal now everybody can hunt and and go and bring their trophies back he said we'll review each one case-by-case basis so that still doesn't make it that good for Hunter because they say well I'm not going to book a hunt if I don't know for a fact I can bring my trophy back so it's not really that much better he didn't say okay it's legal now everybody can hunt and and go and bring their trophies back he said we'll review each one a case-by-case basis so that still doesn't make it that good for Hunter because they say well I'm not going to book a hunt if I don't know for a fact I can bring my trophy back yeah so it's not really that much better


    Joe Rogan - Matt Taibbi Explains the 2008 Financial Crisis
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    dial you can compare to him a lot and one one-way I really saw that comparison was your brilliant coverage of the financial crisis and what was the the mechanisms behind the scene of the financial crisis and that I became really big fan of your work reading that because that I think you covered that as well if not better than anybody I will thanks yeah I mean so I knew nothing about any I couldn't even though my checkbook when they assignment to that story and and I had to start basically from square one and I was calling people and saying things like can you tell me something about something that I'll understand you know it's running cold calling investment Banks and literally saying that and I finally got a guy de to have lunch with me and he said your problem is that you're trying to understand this as an economically story you looking at is a crime story you'll get it and and from that point forward I I totally I felt like I started to understand the whole mechanism of the subprime mortgage scam it really was a scam it's really it's really just a massive corporatized version of like selling oregano is weed basically they took stuff that these these incredibly worthless highly risky mortgage loans right you know they would give out loans to everybody with a pulse you know whether you had a job or not whether you were citizen or not didn't matter poor thing was to get the loan immediately sell it off chop it up turn into Securities and then they use this highly Advanced mathematical trick to turn all that sort of mortgage hamburger into aaa-rated Securities so you'd have like a you know a junk-rated mortgage like the riskiest Loan in existence something that was so toxic that and Country Companies like country ride wouldn't want to hold on to it for more than a week cuz they were afraid of the stuff would blow up and then they would sell it off to like a pension fund or do you know what insurance company in the form of a AAA rated security which you know is as safe as the US treasury bond so it was a scam the metaphor of you know baby powder taking baby powder and selling it is Coke or whatever that that's exactly what it was they just took worthless s*** and sold it as something that was that was gold and they got they did it for years and years and years and years and they they knew that this gigantic huge bubble of risk and disaster was just accumulating and that's say it was going to all explode and Cascade and and then ruin the economy but everybody was trying to time it right and and bed on when that would happen and make their money before that that Judgment Day came and it was it was fast and once I start to learn about it it was just such an amazingly disgusting it was just hard not to not to get into it a crime story I think of it as a crime story no absolutely I even got one guy gave me a book it was called famous famous con artists in history right it was like this little poem that's smaller than like the smallest paperback and it was the biography of this guy Victor lustig was his name he's famous cuz he's sold the Eiffel Tower twice and he he had this the scam that he called I think it was called the the the Hungarian box I have to go back and look but basically what he would do if he would get on a boat in New York and he had this beautiful mahogany box with a crank on it that had two holes in it and he would show all the guests that he would put a blank piece of paper in 1 and 2 crank and $100 bill will come out the other end and he convinced them all that it was a machine that made money and everybody would offer him an increasing amount of money for this invention and he wouldn't sell it until the last day when he would sell it Farina for your $50,000 and then you would disappear and jump off the boat and in France never be seen again people would it is called wow yeah there is but but that's exactly what the more that is picture let me see his face look at that f****** creep basically black paper these these subprime loans that belong to jander's who were going to foreclose within 10 minutes and they were telling people that we have this new mathematical process that allows that actually makes this stuff really safe and you can put it in your in your college endowment you can put in your pension fund and so all these people you know who is fireman monies were based on Securities were buying all this s*** that they thought was was aaa-rated and that's that's how they woke up and you know and then 2008/2009 they found their 401K is were or you know wiped out by 40% or whatever it was my neighbor really that I haven't had my neighbor bought this plot of land and had this dream to build his dream house and he would go by the plot of land and is always clean it up and get ready and I was talking to boom 2008 happened he lost everything and he would still go by that plot of land and cleaned up and he never talked about it and they just told me lost everything else was never going to happen now I think he I think he died he eventually got really sick and they they took him out of his house and brought him somewhere but I think he's dead now but yeah his his story was awful awful to hear this guy who is in his Steve's who had got this piece of land with a nice view and it's like this is where I'm going to drink build my dream house and he had all this money prepared for it all this money saved away and he was ready to rock and roll and then boom it all went out it just drained out somebody put a hole in the bottom of the boat and everything everything went to the bottom of the ocean and rather than eat the losses like your your friend did they got the Federal Reserve to buy it from them and or or the treasury so they get away with giving the CEOs bonuses during that time bed basically said that you had to repay the money by a spy X time before you could start paying people exorbitant amounts of money again but a lot of those a lot of those conditions were never really followed and do you know the conditions of repayment we're kind of glossed over and the companies that they were supposed to be able to pass these things called stress test which what is a dimmer back on solid footing again before they paid people bonuses but the stress test for all fudged Indiana crime and Corruption a legality basically never Direction during that whole period and and not just in the government but in in all these companies as well there's probably was my first story about this and I got this incredible reaction because it turns out that the financial press there is nobody in the financial press who writes for ordinary people like it's basically what I was doing was a translation job I was trying to basically take what had happened and it in a way that a person who knew nothing about Finance would be able to understand and it turns out that nobody's doing that so all these people who had questions about it who who wanted to know what happened to their money or why do why do my house get foreclosed on or what it is you know what's with the subprime mortgage or anyting you know that there is there was nobody else doing that work so I had lots of it to do and it was really interesting and doing it had to be depressing of course of course I mean a lot of people listening how have their Accounts at his bank they had to pay settlement to the government because they were intentionally targeting elderly black people to sell subprime mortgages to and they called the mud people and there were all these these like toxic emails going back and forth about how stupid they were and how do buy anything etc etc so they had to pay a settlement to the government and but the racial component of that crash was something that I didn't really Clue Into until late but that was a big part of it too it was a lot of it involved these mortgage lenders going into particularly like lower middle-class black neighborhoods and knocking on doors where there be like an elderly person at home and saying hey would you like to refi you mortgage and you'll have a little bit of extra spending money this month right and the person won't know anything about financing else Del sinus refinance deal that allows them to save a little bit of money each month not knowing that they had just converted their fixed mortgage into a floating mortgage and that as soon as the interest rates changed you know you have people who went from paying $900 a month to paying $7,000 a month right and suddenly they're out in the street and and being a the company that sold in the loan is long gone by then date that they're not holding it they as soon as they got her name on the on the dotted line they sold it off to a bank in New York who in turn again chopped up into hamburger and sold it probably to your pension fund or who or whatever so there's nobody she could complain to and yeah that stuff is really depressing very little understanding immersing yourself in it and how is vandalizing it this is the underlying structure that our society is Ron that our our money is established through the this is this is how we we sell houses and loans and this is what we're doing this it was it was fascinating before that mostly covering like elections right and again if you cover elections it's incredibly boring and you never hear anything it's not terribly complicated and you know one from won the Democrat says that you know we want to help the middle class in the Republican says you want to protect my family values and that's pretty much the extent of the intellectual challenge in terms of covering that stuff and I always thought to myself you know politics in America must be a lot more complicated than this right there must be some other hidden thing where it's incredibly complex and diabolical and and do you know that the real Mash additions the power must be visible somewhere and I think that you find that when you when you start looking at the how Wall Street Works how money Works how Central Banking works out how the concentration of wealth works I mean basically the subprime scheme was an effort to pull the remaining savings out of the population wasn't even in the old days investment Banks made their money by lending money to companies who have built factories and they would make stuff and sell it around the world everybody would make money and never you know even even the population would would would benefit from it but that manufacturing economy it's all gone it's so Percy's so you have this financial as the economy and they have no normal beneficial way to make money and all there we can really do is look to see where is their money and how can we get it and most people had money in their houses right like the the accumulated savings are most people whatever was left after the internet crash in the 90s was in real estate and this was the scam by which they took the wealth that was left in the pockets of ordinary people and transferred it to you know 9 bowling Manhattan basically I mean not that's why you have the you know we told him we talked about wealth inequality now write it being a huge factor that you know the top 95 and I'm sorry the top 1% of the population owns 90% of the wealth in the country whatever it is that's a consequence of schemes like this where they're just they're finding out where people have a little bit of money and their system at coming up with scams to move it from there to here with no consequence consequence and that was the other part of the story that I ended up having to cover later which was the last time they tried something like this like during the S&L crisis which which was also sort of a giant fraud scheme also that involved real estate lending and you know that the government after that actually you know indicted 1800 people they put 800 people in I put a lot of serious influential people on the dock after that nobody nobody went to jail after this stuff and then and there was and people think that well they didn't do anything that was technically legal on that bullshyt there there was lots of stuff that was that was brazenly HSBC admitted to laundering 850 million dollars for a pair of Central and South American drug cartels including the Sinaloa cartel right which is suspected in thousands of murders like and they they admitted to this activity they agreed to a deferred-prosecution agreement with the government where nobody did a day in jail no individual had to pull out a dime out of their own Pockets to pay the shareholders ponied up 1.9 million dollars but some of that was tax deductible which means we we paid some of that fine and and the only real punishment with any Chief is that some of the executives had to partially defer their bonuses for 5 years so laundering 850 million dollars for narco-terrorist gets you a total walk everything you need to know about why do we prosecute white-collar crime in this country basically know you know I mean that's the answer was ultimately that you find out and there was paperwork that show they knew it was from the cartels out yet if you if you look at the the agreement and you can watch the Thursday there's a video of of Loretta Lynch and Lanny Breuer attorney general but she was she was basically the head of this deal they talked about the fact that the HSBC branches cuz most of this was done in Mexico h-max which was the subsidiary company they had special teller Windows built to fit cash boxes that the drug cartels were bringing into the bank so basically YouTube Scarface for the guys come in with duffle bag cast of the bank right and you know that's like a montage you know there's that that song I forget what song is in the background same thing these guys would come into the bank they would slide in these boxes of cash one after the other and that's admitted activity the back signed off on this day did you know it's not like they're contesting if they're not saying we neither admit nor deny it's it's part of the deal so they agreed to the amount everything so yeah it was a 1.9 billion dollar settlement but you know it's all good came out of the pockets of the people who did it and it's not like any of the people who did it are in jail it's just you know a thing that happened and if you know that's 5 weeks of profit for the bank so what the f*** I don't care right did you see the documentary Inside Job people that caused the financial crisis and and realizing that these people were economics professors that eventually got these jobs really lucrative jobs Banks and how they finagled this system and made it so it looks like these things were appropriate sounded like good ideas like they they came up with this thing called the credit default swap I won't bore you with what that is exactly but basically it's a kind of insurance where it's it's basically a bet it's hard to explain but it's a way of of Quasi insuring a product without having to Pony up a lot of money and the it's it's called the derivative right and these instruments are completely regulated U&I betting on whether or not a third person's house is going to burn in a fire right like the old school insurance said that had to be your house in order for you to get insurance on it this new form of Quasi insurance said that to totally disinterested parties could have interested in a third thing that happened so it's basically gambling and on the one hand it allowed people to create a whole lot of capital of which allowed them to lend more money which theoretically allow people to buy more houses but in reality it just created the system where all these people had bets that we're back and forth on and on all these properties that's one of the reasons why the when the crash happened when when all those mortgages started it wasn't just the failures of those properties was always people who are betting on whether or not these people could could pay their mortgages they started to lose money and then there were people who had bets on that he started to lose money and it's like this cascading Whirlpool a s*** that happened and again it just started out as an idea to just create more money to lend to land and it turned into this nightmare mechanical scenario that just that created losses you know in this almost apocalyptic fashion and and a lot of them had no idea that that that was going to be eventually wow this is this crate is definitely crazy stuff as a person who didn't really follow Finance before how much is that affected your life down like the way you look at things I definitely pay a lot more attention to the fine print when I enter into any Financial contract I think about where I do my banking but the reality is that you just don't have a whole lot of choice in this country anyway I mean it's like everything else is only a few companies left so almost every bank that's out there where you can have a bank account in the mortgage is is a bank that I've written about some massive Scandal before so that's that's a problem but yeah I worry about it all the time and I have friends in finance to call me and they they tell me that do you know things are incredibly unsafe and that this that and the other could could could happen and so I have an anxiety level about things that I never had before but apart from that yeah that's the natural consequence of of having to spend 7 years looking at all these horror stories do you see any other bubbles coming up people talk about that all the time there's a lot of a lot of negative press about subprime auto loans for instance which is it's not exactly the same but it's it's a similar thing I'm in the same basic scam of taking loans chopping them up and then repackaging them as some what's more valuable than the original loan you can do that with anything any kind of credit you can do it with crack cards you can do with aircraft loans you can do it with with car loans you can do it with with home mortgages and so the the mechanism of taking things that are are toxic and risky and making them look like AAA is still is still part of the economy and it's everywhere the plus side of that there's more credit available in almost anybody can get a credit card or even if you had screwed up credit you can get a car I can you know I mean there's just put us on the endless cycle of buildup bubble collapse build up bubble collapse rebounding collapse again. Absolutely I mean I think that's that's that's why you have to be nervous about the skyrocketing Stock Exchange Bi-Rite DIY already heavily invested in and I've got some in there I just did went when the whole Trump was saying the economy has never been better look at the stock market stock markets killing it always get in then it'll have a bad day and we're doing great like what's going on with this bad day can you control these bad days in the old days you'd have a lot of confidence that well the stock market always eventually goes up so yeah there's going to be bad days but it'll go back but the problem is the underlying economy in America just isn't all that hot you know like like what are we really making this country would where is the floor right like we have we have some industries that sort of perform well but if you know periodically we go through these bubbles that are based on nothing more than you know in the nineties it was the the tech bubble right where people like Alan Greenspan would say things like what we have a new paradigm and you can nomics right so it doesn't matter whether a company hasn't shown any ability to make money or do you know has no reasonable profit-and-loss statements it's just if it's a good idea that the stock is sound and everybody should invest in it and this Market is going to continually go up go up so don't worry about it of course. Doesn't happen if everybody it blows up everybody loses their shirt but what do they do the FED lowers interest rates basically allows Wall Street to recapitalize drink itself sober and they plunge into the next the next Madness which is mortgages and once again you have Alan Greenspan saying hey you know real estate is a great bet it's you know it's going to continue send people should use their homes as ATM machines you know you should you should consider refinancing your house so they can get a little bit extra cash and and this was actually the message they sent to America in a gigantic rates as artificial Mania where the economy is stoked artificially to gigantic Dimensions but it's not based on anything and so when when it crashes when you finally get a Ponzi scheme if you know it depends it depends on more new investors coming in and told investors leaving right so there's always going to be that moment when suddenly we don't have as many new ones as old ones and the instant that happens it all goes Kaboom right and that's what happened with with the subprime market there was a moment in time where they they just couldn't keep it going anywhere they couldn't find any more new suckers there to get to two sell mortgages to and the Mania ended it all went Splat and then it was Amplified by the fact that we have this system now of people betting on credit that is legal which creates more losses out of out of thin air so yeah I'm terrified every time I see the stock market go up what's it based on is it based on our economy actually doing well I don't know I don't think so you know I'm looking I'm scaring you a little bit but I think that's good I think I need to be scared tend to take these things and just you know I have financial advisors out of the lifeblood them handle money when I hear things like this I just got Jesus terrified when I hear about really smart people getting scammed like yesterday were talking about theranos do you know that blood testing company that turned out to be total worship no I didn't hear about this I'm one of those things where you find someone who you hope exists and you build them up there was this woman she look like Steve Jobs she wore a black turtleneck and every photo and she was the richest ever self-made woman she was worth 4 billion dollars she has built this company called Serranos right out of college she was like 19 when she started the company it was a blood testing company that just required a small prick blood do complicated blood analysis for disease and things along those lines turns out it didn't work at all and they faked a bunch of s*** and there's a lot of people got their blood tested to turned out to be you know that they were at risk for all these diseases and Warren Buffett invested hundred million dollars I think of 125 Betsy DeVos more than $190 like all these super wealthy people get scammed wow the do this for a living Buffett does that for a living right that he can get scammed out of 125 million dollars right his supposed to be picking the the absolute long-term investment right so it's not he's not like a Stevie Cohen to type who just looks at the tape and tries to time it just right side can you can you can make an investment for 10 seconds and come out with with a you know if he's investing in a company and and even you can be fooled that's that's pretty terrible but look at Enron and run was was another example of the world's best financial analysts were looking at this company for a decade and the results were completely ridiculous like it should have been obvious to any lay person that possibly be real and it wasn't until one of those guys I think was Jim channel is Suits a little famous short seller Minnesota said hey wait a minute there's something up here but people continually invested in these companies and there's just not a whole lot of oversight that goes on with Wall Street and I think that's that's a major lesson of the last 20 years is that is that there's just not a lot of eyes on on crime in this in this area another example is that I'm sorry for the who's the guy who scammed all the rich people I mean do everything is like who's that little girls but if the SEC it had it anytime just looked at his books and said what are you invested in it all would have you know that whole house of cards with a following and fascinating and there are a bunch of stories like this there's a great book called The Octopus which is about as somebody who did Madoff like scam another had fun same thing they weren't really making trays they were just serve creating phony profit-and-loss statements and and and creating records that look like trades that could they take a tell their investors about that they weren't actually doing anything so if anybody any expert at any time had clear nose and into this person's books that would have seen it in 10 seconds of Boone that's the amazing thing about this you know nothing about to get back to my drug-dealing book but this is one of the things that he says which is that you know you can be in an email in a poor black neighborhood and a couple of kids will be on his cell phone talking about selling $10 worth of weed and they'll be picked up by cops we know within 20 minutes or something like that mean while you know somebody like you know Bernie Madoff can commit hundred-million-dollar frauds year after year after year and not even do anything to take any effort to try to to cover it up all that well and get away with it while Bernie's big crime was it ripped off rich people to call what he did a crime versus what you were talking these financial assistance Woodlawn if he laundered it through a a slightly more legitimate process he he would have gotten a flag with one of the things that a lot of these guys do you scam artists get into it thinking that they're actually going to be real hedge funds and that they they have some stock-picking system that's actually going to make all their clients money and one of the things they find out is that a they suck they they they're not a performing the market and you're not that smart but be that their clients can't tell if they just make up the numbers so they're there are a number of cases of people who start out trying to be legitimate and trying to be real real investment advisors but they just end up turning at the Bernie Madoff types because it's just easy there's no there there there aren't that many people watching for it and you know that that's kind of scary to seems like there's so many people do how could there be enough people watching it right about how many investment firms there are and how many different people that are involved in trading how could anybody be watching all of it right but even Steven so even if you take that into consideration than that then the number of eyes that are that are on this world is is ridiculously low like take take AIG AIG was one of the Worlds before before it crashed they had like a hundred eighty thousand employees it was it took advantage of this we are loophole that allows Financial companies to essentially choose their own regulator so because because AIG had a Thrift Savings and Loan that's basically the same thing they chose to be regulated by the OTS which is the office of thrift supervision which is this tiny tiny little office in Washington that oversees basically Savings and Loan operations and in in the OTS this is this is actually true they had exactly one Insurance expert on staff so essentially with the world's largest insurance company was being regulated by the government office that only had one person who really understood insurance and then even and that person wouldn't have understood the part of the company that blew up which was essentially an investment Bank within the insurance company that was creating you sit of Highly Advanced serve derivative operations that they just would not have been able to understand that stuff so the government just does not place a lot of resources into you know keeping an eye on most basic things and when you compare that to law enforcement other areas you know is how many how many people do we have you know where he went back bank robberies in this country or or drugs right or how many people are being washed because they're marijuana dealers in another States and mean it it dwarfs the number of people who are watching freakonomic rhymes Thrift supervision the officer of the Comptroller of the currency and I think they created a new regulator out of all that after the crash but but yeah AIG shows its regulator and its regulator to know was totally overmatched didn't couldn't understand shut and that's one of the reasons why the company blue because it was run by insurance people who didn't understand they had you was busy wall Street's bookie all these people were betting all these Investments were betting on whether or not we're just we're going to fail or not and AIG was selling the product that they could use to make those best essentially or they were taking on insurance on on packets of mortgages so if they exploded you would get a payout right it's like a it's like buying an insurance policy on your neighbor's house if it goes up in flames you get paid when you get paid AIG was selling a product that allowed back essentially to buy insurance on on houses on mortgages and if they if people foreclosed if the mortgage is failed or pools of mortgages failed if you if you bought that kind of insurance you got these huge payout two people were betting against mortgages basically and taking all this book and but the the head of the company were old school Insurance Executives you just didn't understand this newfangled complicated Farmers Insurance and so they would look at the numbers they were being given and even they didn't get it but it didn't understand how how expose they were and so when all the bed started going the wrong way suddenly they're being asked to pay out billions of dollars and where and so Wendall the bed started going the wrong way suddenly they're being asked to pay out billions of dollars and they're like where is this coming from so it's so even the companies were kind of clueless about the ship that was going on it turns out


    Joe Rogan - I"ve Never Done Instagram Ads
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    gave them these unusual platform right and I. That means a lot to me to help people like it that's something that's very very rewarding to me and it's almost along the same lines of being able to provide as a hunter and provide food like to be in able to provide to let people know he's got he's got to see this guy's God is awesome or even things people don't even I don't even know people like their documentary I see a documentary any expectation of something coming back to me in return I like I just liked it like people say like you know you're doing ads for products on your Instagram never have everything that I've ever put up on Instagram unless it's my own stuff once like my fanny packs or something I sell anything that I've ever put it put on like people's to accuse me of like working for Vibrams bride is why I think they're good I think they build your feet up I know my feet are stronger cuz I run with these things of having Financial Independence it's really rewarding is that I don't have to think like that you know like I've been offered to do ads on Instagram and I can't because it was something I super believed in yeah but I could never do it with some nonsense like Coca-Cola don't like that because I'm skinny tea Skinny Tea the girls do it dinner yeah I remember Pebbles Duncan just kept going on about Lil B the based God also saying like kids Gucci is like the kids knew and like there's a word people that's that's like most so what is skinny tea detox crazy of a million ramps up way high, I'm offering my services that sucks there's this girl and I can't remember who she was in the movie She's sort of cute but kind of unique looking she was getting 65,000 and Instagram post in 20000 a story post what she said she bought a for doing wait a minute I need to sell out what do what do I what do I sell out to who do I sell out to anybody everyone how much money you got for free you owe me for free for free to be something that I like believed in it came to me and said you are


    Joe Rogan - The Business Secrets of Drug Dealing
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    so let's talk about we were just talking about you were you wrote a book with a guy about drug dealing and he was going to come on wearing a mask on wearing a Barack Obama mask actually it's actually really funny the whole story book serializing it but basically somebody I knew for ages in a completely different capacity of came out to me last year and said you know I've been a high-level drug dealer 440 long time basically my whole life and wanted to tell his story about the whole progression of his life what kind of drugs only things that grow out of the ground so he started off this is a dozen African American guy started off Blue Route 20 mushrooms he he should have grew up half in the projects and half and in an upscale suburb and he in the upscale suburb he sold mushrooms which he basically got through mail order at a time early in this order history the internet when there were some poems about things you get spores right yeah well actually you could get the actual real wow so he ends up having this whole career and he wanted to go to explain to me what the rules of the game were and do sit of a book version of the ten Crack Commandments and so we sat down and didn't quite figure out how to do it at first but we ended up essentially doing this or fictionalized version of of his life and the progression is amazing because he he goes from being a dealer all these different parts of the country in different social spheres he is in college he deals to rich white kids he deals on the street and and Tutton you know tougher over neighborhoods and then ends up serving the legal business in this state and lawyer no no no no no no there a lot of misconceptions about things about it that are not known terribly well like you know what do you do when you work you do at a farm and your crop test dirty you know with a with a contaminant well you know not everybody just throw it away you know a lot of that stuff ends up shipped across country goes to other markets and you sort of describes a lot of this or something like that they have to clear each of the crops and and there are situations where you know there's a whole bunch of crap and you got workers enough to be paid and what you do with it and the legal Market isn't big enough to accommodate all the stuff that's grown and so they're sort of still you know what kind of a black market that goes on and he he he describes this and but before that it's just a fascinating book about you know all the different Cindy learned in the course of his career about how to get a you know do the job and not get caught had a had a rig a load at to drive cross-country how do you do a dummy car tells the story about how basically you want for cars you want the guy in the front seat to be to be to look like a drug dealer and have a terrible record Drive badly and the end of the third car is the load car the second car still watching to see if there's there's cops in either direction and then the 4th car is basically driving up behind the load card assertive prevent anybody from seeing the license plate and that sort of thing and so he just talks about all this stuff and it's it's fascinating because really online right now which is really cool so you did one of those to change the names to protect the innocent or guilty for the most part based on facts yes yes what's the things that actually happened so yeah that's interesting so that's available now yep yep business secrets of drug dealing.com it's it's kind of a new thing I grew up huge fan of serialized detective stories I was a big fan of like Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler and I loved black mask magazine which was the big pulp Noir magazine twenties and thirties and you know I grew up reading all those stories I always it was in the back of my mind knows that I wanted to try this and write a book on a deadline so I'm doing this now is it's it's basically co-written with this Anonymous character who can appear with me on shows like this he's never been picked up never been arrested and yeah he is a smart dude and some of his employers would be very surprised to know that he's got a hobby like this the book is actually structured with all these rules it's chapter has has rules at one of his his most important rules is always have a job and it's for a number of reasons number one he talks about how when he was young you worked at places like you know a Marriott or Applebee's and he's like you know if you can serve have the patience to serve people at an apple is and not blow up and scream at people then you won't screw up a package so I can have the self-discipline to actually get through one of these jobs and not blow up and be crazy then you're going to handle it handle yourself well a car stop that's fascinating so he used it almost like as a discipline exercise do not dress anything he talks about this about how most dealers they learn their their profession by watching movies you know there is no there's no book out there I mean it's not like this generation is growing up reading like you do old Ice Berg slam or Donald goines novels or whatever it is they're watching you know the wire or blow or Ozark now or whatever his butt dealers very often dress like dealers you can you can kind of spot them you know and he says that's exactly the opposite of what you have to do you know where Sperry shoes wear boring clothes look like you know you you're on your way to to your freshman English class or whatever it is and you know sound like a nerdy college kid when when the cops pull you over and all the stuff essential to his his whole worldview about how to avoid getting caught wow that would be a great book and the fact that that the author is actually a person who's pulling this off makes it makes it really interesting and it makes it his voice and kind of communicate people what what those situations were like and what things look like from his point of view and obviously I'm white and he's African-American and that's Tuff Stuff and but you know it. I think it works if it's kind of a cool story but it might have been a juicy like when you found the subject boy we got something here oh yeah you know most most criminal Memoirs and again I grew up a junkie in terms of reading the stuff I love I love books that are written after the fact by people who were in crime in a Papillon was one of my favorite books growing up I mean it's something that's amazing story about not not just crying but about prison and what's that like what they're always written by people after they got caught right and so there's never that book by the person you still out there CNN talking about what outlaw life is like successfully still on the other side of the law and not that part of it is fascinating it's just it's a completely new thing and and he has all these insights that I that I would never have thought about it like he talks about how he calls the hood price like if you when you're dealing with selling to in black neighborhoods even he charges a higher price because there's more there more problems that you would never leave it run into when you're dealing in those neighborhoods because there's more cops which means more lawyers which means more security which means more attention to detail when you deal to rich white kids cuz nobody's paying attention so you just he talks all about this in and he has he spent a lifetime kind of just keeping all the stuff in his head always wanting to to put it down and he just got to be too much and you just tap me on the shoulder one didn't want you just want to talk to you about something he would get busted exactly like you can't like if you were on something and you had a mask on people maybe somebody listening to him he. Maybe he doesn't understand that there is millions of people listening I didn't totally agree with you to those people would go that's whatever


    Joe Rogan - The History of Cell Phones
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    fully formed in as an adult and then you got a chance to see it and even then screwed it up and made mistakes and got online within got viruses on your computer and saw some stuff you really didn't want to see had that dial tone. I'll and when you wake up Allen real early I got a cell phone in the 80s wow yeah well I was a comedian and like 89 I think I have a cell phone I have a cell phone in my car it was like permanently bolted down to my car so I could get gigs with it so like back then always jokes around about he was like you got a lot of work because you were the only comedian with a cell phone so he can call me up and say Hey you know this guy just got a flat tire on his way to New Hampshire can you do the gig I'm like f*** yeah I'm in I'm already in my car cuz that's where my phone is not being able to pay for it after a while I mean it's yeah I've never been good with finances I've never been Frugal but those things were I realized I could get it so I got it before that before you had that that phone in your car I need to buy other ones and then there's other things you could do you could take a sound device and put it up to the phone and you could get a get along with that like you would put up this thing to the voice box area and it would make noise like letting you spend half your time looking for operating payphones right you're not some 34th what country you're trying to find a payphone that actually work he's going to make some sort of Vino call related to whatever operation you're engaged in and you know the kids are the kids the kids today and the agency don't understand that what about fights that's like a common expression these two could have fought in the phone booth to cut a fuckbot phone booth but today you say fart in a phone booth and people go why don't just say they could have fought on a f****** you know something else that doesn't exist anymore a wine barrel remember they actually had functioning phones and go outside any 7-Eleven or whatever and they would be a bank of payphones I actually stopped and took a picture I was never forget where the hell and I remember when there was no answering machines remember that in the first answering machine and got the answering machine first man that's the deal That's So Posh and I remember we got an answering machine where you could call it and then when the dial tone went on you would punch in like a code yet and you could listen to your messages and you weren't even home you can retrieve those mess was crazy you could have called for your car funny and I guess what do I know what you should never start a story off by saying there's a funny story there's a story that when Lyndon Johnson was was president in the Senate and it was Senator and so Johnson was one day was and Johnson say why I got talk to you about this thing into the hold on hold on a second he says we're just pulling up outside the building I got to get out I'll call you when I get to my office Enchanted says that's a call coming in on the other line what wait a minute 1946 measure what kind of pimp you had to be in 1969 to pull up in like a 69 Corvette with a f****** phone in your car or a Lincoln Town Car is a mobile phone device specifically designed automobile St Louis June 17th 1946 alright 45 that's incredible she's Christ this is way beyond my Apple handle I got a big box at home full of all the old phone that I've had over the years and it's like a if if I could ever get myself organized I would turn it into some sort of wall art installation cuz it's cell phones through the years at least covering the past two decades my name is the boss you can tell he's that he's the guy in charge Madness kids today that Old Brick phone from Wall Street startac that's a sweet phone I had one of those I was like all baby add a great battery amp battery at that battery is doing sucking all the information out of your system as you got it yet but signal that you get Battle a long while it does that it is true it is true cremation out of your system as you got it yet but sweet sweet signal that you get Battle a long while it does that it is true it is true


    Joe Rogan - Kids Need to Learn Competition
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    I don't have a lawn mower job when I was 11 that seems early let the little fella have a life he's going to be management somehow but the work ethic I think you're absolutely right every every generation right like my parents and my brothers and you know the kids forget what it is like to actually have to work for something and yeah we can all this it's like that I saw some story that I told him that social media but there was a story that popped up that some Community they had a cheer squad tryout and one of the girls didn't make it on cheer squad and then what's your squad gets a cheerleader and the mom was upset and so she went and complained and so the school decision was that everybody who tried out gets to be on the squad you got to teach kids the opposite that if you didn't do good enough you need to figure out what you did wrong and go back and improve and work on it and then if you do get in next year you'll get an amazing feeling of accomplishment rather than an amazing feeling of entitlement by you you belong and everything you try out for yeah that's going to be a big fat wake up call when you go out to compete in the workforce right now yeah but that's right the idea that now where the sports thing they play and if they don't play well they sit because earlier than that you know everybody play merit-based are the short anyway which is how it works in Idaho basically at least for the teams that work we were associated with is it if your if you don't play that well then maybe it'll make the team if you make the team you're not playing as well as the other kids and you're sitting on the bench and so as you should be compared to the other kids there for what do you need to do we have to walk them through this process and that's okay because kids don't know this stuff inherently maybe until you teach him that it but you don't teach them that while you're right you want to try a different sport or you know or you're right we should talk to the coach about your work difficult for the children and they're not having a good time and it should be about companionship and it shouldn't be about competition why don't you send your kid up for failure because about both to give me about companionship but also about competition and the world's competition filled with it if you're not competing if you're if you just decide you don't want to have anything to do with competition that's your choice but if you engage in something that does require competition you want special access right right right which upset you when you find that out that you don't get special dispensation to because you're not a competitive person it doesn't yet so I agree with the participation trophies walking there's some parents around me and there's we're walking across the field and so he can looks at me that and I knew what he was thinking that's not right here and pull smoke up your ass I thought it's just so one point Jack has a number 1 and puts up a finger and what are the other kids starts laughing and because he's got nobody told him what it means so he tells what I mean so they start shouting this out and it's worth a couple of the older kids notify the parents and the principal laughing with but now I have to have a conversation with Mugsy went when I come home so I can come home and I said like around the corner just waiting cuz I know he's going to get his ass kicked right for the for this just like they can't wait and so I said I don't even know what it is just don't do it again whatever you do don't do it again and it goes no no no no that's what they were yelling on the playground finger up in the air you quit jackass and around and and I think I probably shouldn't say that you know but I can't get you know my dad was a great guy I've ever known in my life and he swore and it didn't scare me to do for a living but when I was with my youngest daughter who is 3 and packing up the stuff she forgot the Packer helmet and her helmet wasn't packed nothing and she looks down at a luggage looks down the hill when she was s*** I mean there's something really cute about kids swearing it's just adorable which I tell him you know don't don't try to teach him the basics don't swear I see so much more in here so much more today like there are especially like violent images and their access to terrible things and there's just so much that if access to terrible things and it's just so much that if you leave a kid alone with a computer or a phone that's online all you going to find out everything about the world he before the little brains are ready. You can't do it you got it you've got to be you gotta lock it down


    Joe Rogan on Trump's North Korea Deal
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    that we've solved here so far we get that way sometimes the world hear my eye and it will be serving 10 years hard labor imagine hard labor camp in North Korea for supposedly for Espionage because he's a business guy and they don't care what they've done this numerous times in the past it really doesn't matter if you show up in your business the other two were also interesting they were academics they were at the Pyongyang University for Science and Technology both of them were teaching that which is Pyongyang University sports same thing supposedly engaged in Espionage and so they got chucked in so we'll see I mean I know whether whether we're able to get anything from this who knows but that's a good sign the fact that he met with as you pointed out president Moon from South Korea a very good sign the Chinese have they sent a foreign minister over to Pyongyang couple weeks ago first time for ministers been over there in maybe 11 years 12 years play the dynamic is shifted because I think you know we've kick-the-can-down-the-road for so long that they're basically at the point where their programs are all you do close to being fully developed and I think you know the Chinese understand that that means that all those other options perhaps of kicking the can down the road aren't on the decision tree anymore and so you know they don't want Chaos on the peninsula they don't want military conflict nobody does the Chinese sanctions were put in place that had a very quick response on Kim Jong on he's not suicidal he just wants to survive in position of leadership so he's looking at it thinking okay that calculus has changed so I got to do something different and maybe it doesn't work but at least we're trying and I think that's a good thing it's a good thing and also the video that North Korean Soldier fleeing and getting shot shot at as he escapes North Korea I mean that had to North Korea tell never realize like Jesus Christ the second guy and how many months that was playing like that and and got away in their final parasites in their body and a J-3 malnourishment and this is a soldier so you got to thank everybody over there it's probably in a in Dire Straits malnutrition issue also I think they realize that there's only so much they can do going forward to lock the place down right and Technology at some point even though it's North Korea and there's not a lot there there's enough and I think there's a sense that they are how long can they can control the population the way they have so again he's not the Kim is not suicidal he wants to maintain power when you think about every country accent best interest every Leader Act in their own best interest if that's there there's enough and I think there's a sense that they are how long can think they can control the population the way they have so again he's not the Kim is not a suicidal he wants to maintain power when you think about every country action its own best interest every Leader Act in their own best interest that's his thought process and and how do I do that well okay you know maybe they could happen


    Joe Rogan - Hillary Running In 2020 Would Be Crazy
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    for one right everybody's in their trenches throwing hand grenades each other nobody's in the Middle Ground nobody's even trying to get up and go in the middle crown and so nobody's having those conversations like you said where they they they even make a lame attempt to try to understand what the other perspective might be and in particular it's exhausting in the sense that not everything that this Administration again I didn't vote for Trump you think you could come up with two other candidates who did you vote for you know what I died this sounds really lame but I just sat it out I couldn't get myself to go vote for I just thought I was going to vote for Ronald Reagan illusion people really proven up to this point to keep burning down and people sweep that under the rug so quick it's so adorable it's adorable how people just make it like that's not a big deal but the deleting of 30,000 emails not a big deal with the DNC to rig the primaries not a big deal because he has aspirations to move forward and he knows they all in one now and he knows that Hillary Clinton is essentially done that's interesting long they try to bring her back in 2020 people go f****** crazy so I think Joe Biden's coming in yeah I think he's viewing this I think it's very upset with himself not upset with others but I think he he probably thinks at this stage of the game times would definitely stuff with me regarding his family but I think he probably regrets not going in the last time and I think we're going to see him throw his hat in the ring because he's can look around it's going to think what what am I up against him up against the Harris and Booker and I denied it stitches Comedy Club where we plagiarize each other jokes because Joe Biden people don't remember this but in the 1980s he got busted plagiarizing Kennedy speech it is Jeff people forgotten by bed he ran for president in 88 so anyway I bet it's it's the politics of it all our fascinating but it's just beat them up like crazy Joe Biden so that he could beat me beat me up and then he would go down fast and hard the president that died throwing a punch in this is where we live it I mean I mean on a daily basis if you think about all the things we should be talking about on a daily basis right and yet because of the self-inflicted wounds that they constantly have coming out of that white house because of his tweeting for the most part people are focusing on


    Joe Rogan - Is China Spying on Us?
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    and I don't really understand it it was about Huawei that Chinese company electronics company they make these Kick-Ass phones and the state department is said please do not buy them yes along with ZTE another the China is the number one perpetrator of economic Espionage and theft of intellectual property and also perpetrator out there cyber Shenanigans and all activity and services because they over in China with all fake Apple stuff yes fake Apple laptops fake Apple phones everything fake the labels look identical none of it is actually Apple product frankly as well it's astounding and so the reason why they're they're raising the alarm with Huawei and ZTE she is because of the voracious appetite of the Chinese government and the commercial sector for information and it's a little bit like shutting the door after the horse is headed down the hill because we're late to the game they've been doing this for years years and years they've been oddly enough of a whole lot of our military gear have Parts in a manufactured in China and so you know if we should have been raising the concern about this and talking with China and trying to come to terms with this issue years ago when we get ready or trying to have that conversation with them now and up on Capitol Hill you know that Congress is trying to enact legislation kind of like this quality think they're doing it in the clumsy fashion but the overriding correct in that China made some decisions years ago that they were going to become a major power in the world in a certain time frame and to do that by definition you got to compress your research and development I'm right and there's one way to do that to steal information to acquire information if I want to be diplomatic about it and that's what they've done Japan came out of World War II so they did they built their manufacturing base and created this this this amazing result trying to decide if we going to skip the R&D for the most part and all that entails it cost and time involved and they are very Adept at it that they throw an enormous amount of resource out there into hoovering up everything I just for matzo from everybody and using that to advance their goals they have no firewall between their Intel service the pla Military Intelligence another and the commercial sector so not only are they they are to protect National Security they're there to promote the commercial side of of China and that's why it's so important so that's why they're they talking about away because of the potential for them to use their their reach the further their desire for information whatever it maybe they'll Hoover it up and then decide whether it's useful or not but they have the resources to do that is supposed to know what's up country that maybe doesn't have the resources and is much more targeted and focused on their Intel collection or their efforts to gather information so that's that's the explanation where people were questioning whether or not it's even possible for Huawei to be using those phones to spy on people but then there was some other articles where Huawei was being charged with what was it again they were using the they're selling illegal technology to Iran there was there was something they were there breaking the sanctions I think they were a big part of it that they were with the tech people are saying they were in Craigslist here Huawei under is that you again you son of a b**** Jesus Christ what do I don't understand why it keeps going you don't have to do I would I would put it on airplane mode but I don't have a clue how to put together are you taking off the password comes on immediately because I mean even when we started developing new technology and quite frankly if you're forcing me to throw everything away that's got a battery in the right and so we weren't necessarily because you assume something's going to go wrong here and so yeah I never really became very Adept at it I got any of those three little boys scooters logo on mugs again end he doesn't snore SECU so we got this thing and I'll sit there with him and try to play like NBA 2K or something and it just doesn't work it's not into it if it's nothing that's intuitive about it skeptical what they're saying is that if Huawei really did have something in their phone that allow them to spy on people you'd be able to find it in the tech guys would find it do you buy that I'm sure a lot of information security needs we have some very smart tech people but talking about the Chinese State and the resources and capabilities that that entails yes if you're if you're saying that NSA could possibly detect this but if you're talking about just dispersing your kid out into the marketplace and the way that that thing gets spread disseminated and inserted into companies and and then potentially allows point of access into these businesses that it doesn't matter it's not like they just have to go after all interested them so their ideas to just steal as much technology in as much intellectual properties they can and recreate it over in China but they have proven themselves and they you related National Security whatever it might be there willing to do what they're willing to try so it is it is interesting but yeah that does a Huawei thing in the ZTE I get the rollout of that kind of concern in there the rollout of sort of trying to provide guidance has been speculation was that people didn't have to worry about the phones but what essentially they're trying to do is cripple the company financially and not allow them to get a foothold anime because they're the third largest cell phone manufacturer in the world number one apple number to Samsung their number 3 button in America no one knows who they are and so the idea is what they're trying to do is make sure that the Chinese government doesn't get a foothold in this company in this country where those companies or Huawei the company Huawei becomes up a popular brand for people to buy and that would allow them even if they didn't have any spy device on this phone it would allow them to get other devices into people's homes could potentially spy on them and then more importantly get into companies and spine the companies in this is one of those pieces of speculation of the right about was that they had certain servers that were sending an exorbitant amount of information out and they they were trying to figure out what was going on with them and that there was like an excessive amount of information that was leaked set data that was leaving the servers versus coming in and then like this really seems like some f*****-up s***'s going on base Malawi's already present here in the country they manufacture a lot of things besides phones and so they've already got up a pretty big footprint in this country at end in with our allies as well so I think it's smart to consider the the nature of a particular regime or government you know when you're talking about the potential for their products to enter into the commercial sector they may have access because if if they've shown a pattern of activity for acquiring intellectual property which is again a very delicate way to put it then I don't think it's a stretch to say we should be concerned by their efforts to put Communications gear even if it seems pedestrian at the outset into the marketplace so I am not sure that I'm buying the idea that it's some nefarious plan to shut out while they don't get a foothold enough own business and I say that because I've been found 30 years I've been dealing with the Chinese in terms of their efforts to acquire information posting the government and Commercial side of things so I come out of a very cynical point of feel much like I did with Iranian issue and and the likelihood that they have not been living up to you know they're their part of the bargain and say what again I go back to the same thing my boyfriend inspecting and they've been complying with all that well this limited amount of inspection that we have to their civilian sites and it's not a secret you know at this point it shouldn't be a secret that we have no access to the military facilities so look at things in that you and I are tied if I see a pattern of activity I'm very reluctant to think they're somehow going to stop at pattern of activity for whatever reason so with all of this North Korea Ron Syrian chemical-weapons probably all that I realize I'm kind of jumping around I just always over here but is the verification issue it's always that the week Lincoln NE type of agreement related to a containing a weapons program it's verification and we know that we do it is something we should know anyway we keep weed seem to keep forgetting it so unless we can lock that down with the North Koreans then you know deal with them or a deal with Iranian threat deal with Assyrians over their chemical weapons efforts and it's it's it's not worth anything so that's that's where you the focus has to be and for whatever reason the previous administration was Keen to get this deal done and they were willing to set aside this issue of all the military sites set aside the issue of ballistic missiles and by the way the deal that the president is just scuttled didn't nothing to impact or affect or Tamp down or modern their behavior that got more influence in the Middle East and it had ever before they're encased in more activity related to the countries in the Middle East against our interest are than they have been in in in decades so that that all by itself should tell us what support and so you know I don't have a lot of angst over the idea that we we step away from the deal for. Of time maybe we can come up with something better and we should we should we keep them out diplomacy open always have a Channel of communication that's important keep doing that but be pragmatic and realistic about what you got and right now we don't we don't have that much and don't buy Huawei phones and don't yeah they literally said she said it was asked Gina haspel about Huawei and ZTE and I don't know where they were going with it but then that devolved into just trying to get us all those send the confirmation questions do it just comes at 8 on December 2nd I just want a yes or no answer you don't like like what why don't you want some detail yes or no and I know where they were going with it but then that devolved into just trying to get us all those send the confirmation questions do it just comes at 8 on December 2nd I just want a yes or no answer you don't like what why don't you want some detail yes or no


    Joe Rogan - CIA Officer Defends Trumps Iran Decision
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    how many people are losing their minds right now over the past 24 hours because of a rot I had read what you're hearing is your hearing a lot of the the the critics of the current president and apparently there are some that are saying all he gets closer to a military conflict with Iran the same brainiacs it said he was in his closer to war with North Korea and it was completely wrong on that I'm not saying and the others in the Iranian regime might not decide to become more bellicose but I think they're I think they're looking at it wrong I mean there's this idea that it's just a couple of Parts part one is said they're saying I'll look it we know he does have a plan B implying that it's either this deal which even our European allies say is an adequate or it's a military conflict and that's kind of what the previous president was was all about we go get this deal that we're having a military conflict that's a false premise in the other thing when they talk about it over the past 24 hours anyways is that well look at this is going to make it harder to get a deal with with Kim Jong on North Korea cuz he's going to think that we don't we don't support our deal well I look at a different way I think that Kim jong-un's going to look at this and think okay then I got to put up with an adequate deal what are Ronnie's are complying with what they agreed to allow in the deal which is none of their military sites the number of times inspector to have actually gotten on inspected a military site including parchment the most important military facility in Iran since that deal was signed in 2015 was 0 haven't been there because he Ryan's didn't agree to allow any of those sites in this deal so that's like that's like saying if you're a serial killer you allow the police to come in and search your home but you can't go in the basement but not that also a colas put their bodies in the basement but I suspect that's the case for people out there so people thinking that the reason why were backing out of the deal because the presents being unreasonable it's a deal. that we have to stay in it because it's better than the alternative with me alternative you know being war is is not framing it properly I don't think that doesn't make any sense to me but I think that the fact that the UK that the Germans have all agreed publicly that it needs to be fixed but it also tells you that they have real strong financial incentives for continuing on China Franklin the other signatories so you know I end and also the other what is it now we're 16 or 17 months into Trump's Administration so it's not like he got into the White House in the next day he cannot deal he's been talking but nobody listens to work how you went out there and there was some talk about look let's see if we can find some way to get rid of the sunset Clause some way to rain in their ballistic missile development program something way although it's not going to happen to rain in all the the shenanigans in the Middle East and that didn't happen so I think he took a step that is not as god-awful as his critics would like to get rid of the sunset Clause some way to rain in there ballistic missile development program something way although it's not going to happen to rain in all the the shenanigans in the Middle East and that didn't happen so I think he took a step that is not as god-awful as his critics would like us to believe


    Joe Rogan Tries To Make Siri Curse
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    that ass whole thing or is that a****** that you can make Siri say motherfuker you can make Siri say mother f***** what is the definition what's the definition of mother I'm sorry about that what's the definition of mother give birth to all my God Siri b**** you took it from me it said yeah I did it I did it today you did and it took me a couple tries cuz I didn't say it right but it ended up doing it it says as a noun short for motherfuker but it could be a verb as well right if you're actually a motherfuker ass here with mother means that gives you the correct definition then ask you do you want to the next one you say yes it says as a noun it means short for motherfuker yeah it was weird to hear like I heard it I was like what that's real like a mash-up that's like your mom and she's like teaching a little kid how to use Siri like Mommy we can ask Siri what mother means tell me what do they say like that is Santa real Siri are you allowed to swear I just want to know if you stop using curse words recently well earlier in this week I had asked you what mother means and you gave me one definition then you you said you want hear the next one and you said as of now and it made short for m*********** I just thought that was weird Siri you sound like a crazy person like I'm trying to talk to you about this issue that you and I are having about communication and what do you say to me you say that's not nice what's nice for you to say mother f***** in front of that little three-year-old just learning how to talk this is the future this is the future we're going to be having arguments with our our digital devices like that that's a crude like helper I get super crude helper right like what Siri can do and not do is very crude but this is just like the iPhone one right


    Joe Rogan's Hilarious Psychic Rant
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    not all that s*** that's happening in massage parlors but like you know 10 years ago I had no clue I would go buy a massage parlor to go there is nothing bad going on here I would have how many places like that are like like psychics what happens with psychics at 4 in the morning where they open at 4 in the morning where you get your ass eaten out at night you don't learn about that until you're 70 or something I don't think so David siqueiros driving home. I texted her and she has no should I text him back why you text me so late that's kind of disrespectful I don't know if he's the one that's supposed that psychics office and she's like I just need you to tell me about my future is like I sense there's a problem and romantic interest my boyfriend yes yes there's just rest as something deeply troubling you your fused I am confused yes you're confused you're trying to the decisions hard to something coming up Something's Happened can I take him our house and f****** and yes that's it there's nothing that he's wanting you to do the you're not so sure if he's the one is that a yes oh my God that's what I said when I was on the way over here is it possible he knows he f****** knew about Mark he knew about our relationship problems and he knew that I was on my way over there wondering whether or not he's the one I think you're my favorite girl voice guy I'm trying to figure out how this f****** fighting knows you're not the one for me how does she know my grandmother I go don't you know don't you know everything about your relationship with your grandmother what the f*** you want to pay people to tell you she already knew it's for when it rains out you got wet crazy tell me all the s*** I already knew it's crazy psychics are way better now now it is because of technology and like earpiece in the back so I can look at their license plate number online of finding out where they live in you know like the speeding the person information of it's like Starkiller now I bet there's a huge scam that is a crazy thing if you're driving like you driving to Burbank or some s*** every couple miles to see one of those psychic reader places 5 in the morning open big hand on the front like a handjob place but it's a psychic I wouldn't one once when I was in New York and I was going to these f****** stupid auditions like I did not want to act and I was going I was just wasn't what I was interested in doing but the agency would tell you while you know you really should look in this and you'd see what it was it was like summer roll that I didn't Not only was I not going to get it but I didn't want it like this is like something funny like super serious yeah they know they know what you could do commercials are going to read for commercials and am I doing so I left one of them and I was terrible at it too terrible auditioning and then I went to this I went to this psychic and I'm like pocket let's say it when I remember how much was a v Buck ten bucks she's like you don't get along with your brothers have any brothers I know that she knew that I knew she was full of s*** I knew she was full should I look there any brothers


    Joe Rogan on Combat Sports & Brain Damage
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    it's a cumulative cumulative over I think a. Of like 10 years from the initial incident so I'd say if you have a really bad car accident your brain will continue to deteriorate for 10 years from the effects of that accident when would a guy told me that you know and I don't know how they know I don't remember he kind of explained it but I was like what you so you mean a guy gets knocked out the real repercussions of that knockout in 10 years like yes is very possible that's the case wow take 10 years to show its full effects so if you see someone is f***** up now like if they've got brain damage now like as time goes on it's going to be like like Muhammad Ali was one of the weird ones because he had developed a neurological disease develop Parkinson's but there's there's trauma-induced Parkinson's de la people he got Parkinson's disease yeah maybe but you know what else has Parkinson's Freddie Roach the boxing coach and he openly discusses the fact that's trauma-induced he got it from his long boxing career this because it's a brain disease doesn't mean the brain disease didn't come from getting the f*** beat out of your brain I mean match if you had a game that you played or people like to kick you in the liver this is the game you know you kick me deliver I take you in the liver and then later or non you develop liver cancer and people like yeah buddy drink LaRosa said nothing to do with getting kicked a lot o okay nothing to do sure has a super healthy brain have to getting pounded on for decades that's ridiculous that doesn't make any sense Jesus I call that the damage 100% of them there's a bunch of them. I could think back about getting rocked and still in my knees go like getting punched in and then keeps pouring keeps pouring sparked two more rounds. Guys for three rounds with another guy he's hit you in the face to like you didn't stop it was really dumb you get hit and you get rocked and you didn't need nobody likes that you down to go okay let's take the day off but your legs with doing it cover up and throwing bombs on you and your next days born again could you can either way to detect it like get it your brain scan so you can see it when I try to transition from Taekwondo to kickboxing doing Taekwondo for sure but didn't get hit in the head as much cuz it's hard to kick people to head I mean I don't know how many times I got hit but I never got knocked out from head kick by got knocked out for punch it before at least keep TKO TKO but when when a punch hits your face it's like your your legs go everything like shots off I'll give you get rocked and you see like a person go down it's not that they go down like I was so much pain I have to go down and everything shut off and then you feel your legs stand back up just watch the last UFC where Edson Barboza head kick Kevin Lee will take them and you see Kevin leaves legs just those those ones I got way more when I was blocked and I got way more of those like I was not good at boxing when I first got into boxing I was learned I was good at taekwondo but then I got into boxing I was not good at it I didn't know what I was doing I did not distance Taekwondo you didn't punch in the face and we punch the body Seattle real distorted perception of how good you were with your hands and then once I start boxing was like this is terrible. That's what I've taken like probably the most damage of my life of a. Of like 2 years would like a lot of sparring did a lot of barn everybody sparred every spar with everybody people knock people out all the time so stupid I see guys get knocked out I mean how cold right hand to the chin boom eyes roll behind their head legs give out they bounce off the canvas they put a cold towel on them to put some ice on his head he gets out he's like I'm good I'm good I'm good you want to keep going keep going let's keep going now you would just unconscious you just unconscious 5 minutes ago and you want to keep Spar and this is crazy and then let him let him keep spawn why to karate classes when I was fourteen but when I got super serious I was 15 was like right at my before my sophomore year of high school so I got into it from the time I was in the ninth grade as I was 14 like that summer like right after my birthday around is when I started getting tacos probably either 14 or just turning 15 SAS like was there a point you could tell if people actually could be able to knock people out give that damage cuz I may be out but it's really crazy the amount of power that you have to have like in your legs I say if you decide to put a heavy backpack on with my little Outdoorsman's Atlas trainers and put 90 lbs on you can walk up flights of stairs dude just think how much power that is in your legs you could throw your body up flights of stairs for exercise your body is whatever you want 150-200 of you with your body just launching that through the air over and over and over to channel even if you're a girl that weighs 135 lb you're still launching 135 lb through the air and if that girl f****** Shinju I'm going to shut off if somebody hits you perfect there's a video of a I think the guy was I think it was I think it was Mighty Mo Mighty Mo whose is huge kickboxer I believe he was Samoan and I mean just like typical Samoan do big giant f****** Powerhouse of a dude and he fought this little Thai guy just I got 175 lb moving away and then that I got roundhouse kicks him in the head this guy but look at the difference in size and watch this this dude just comes over the top and the difference between the two of them Mighty Mo is up Beast too seriously dangerous knockout punch her he put a lot of guys to sleep so not as this guy in there with someone way bigger than him but he's in there with a killer but that one head kick demos down-and-out is a crazy thing to watch you're talkin about a guy who might have been a hundred pounds lighter than him and Mighty Mouse just up vicious Punch or any night night son you teach kids technique don't teach him to just go in his wild f****** Haymaker exchanges but teach them how to do it correctly it's good to do when they're young cuz they don't hurt each other cuz they little tiny arms they just kind of touch each other and they can't really generate knockout power they just tore in a bit learn how to do that from the beginning and then develop knockout power on the pads and on the bag then you develop much more technically proficient Fighters rather than Brawlers


    Joe Rogan on the Michael Hastings Consipracy
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    restricted flying is all tied into the death of that journalist Michael Hastings do you know that that crazy conspiracy theory one of the weird ones man it's one of the weird ones this guy Michael Hastings was a sort of renegade journalist type character and he went to Iraq or Afghanistan I want to say Iraq but it might have been Afghanistan he went there with the troops and he got stuck there because of that volcano so because you stuck there everybody got comfortable with him being around they start seeing crazyshit to start joking around about Obama stuff like that and he put all this in the article and we put all this in the article that General had to resign and he was like one of the most popular and most powerful Generals in the Army then shortly thereafter homeboy decided to go 120 miles an hour down Sunset slam into a tree in his car exploded f****** murder they were coming out there saying listen you absolutely can hacker car and change the direction change the the what what the car does take control of the car you absolutely can do that and they were like absolutely absolutely we know that's real it turns filter no make turns for you to park their cars to park you don't think that they can bet they would it be cool if we the head of Isis is in a car and it's a Mercedes we can hack into that car and make that mother f***** drive off a cliff we can do that okay will do that because of the pressure which is entirely possible you would have to like look at everything you got to look at all sides you really do it's so easy to just pick a side on any story or conspiracy theory or anything even a political opinions so easy to just dig your heels in but you got to look at this guy they definitely found amphetamines in his system they said and that's not uncommon for writer writer's love adderal the f****** love it apparently I'm a friend of the journal says everybody was a journalist is on adderal obviously exaggerating the one guys out there but who was it that was a doctoral my friend dr. Roddy McGee Stem Cell Doctor from Vegas he was telling me about people that were taken adderal like when he was in college and he was like holy s*** is my breath smell Pokemon but who was it that was a doctoral my friend dr. Roddy McGee Stem Cell Doctor from Vegas he was telling me about people that were taken adderal like when he was in college and he was like holy s*** is my breath smell


    Joe Rogan - Is Kanye's Behavior Due To a Head Injury?
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    informed is detox out every morning many many theories he's got one of those mind boards has housewares index cards leading to the center Kanye's record releases in the center and then all these things spray out to Yeezys and and flip-flops and all these lights slides and he's got a bunch of theories along the way I've never heard you're involved the car accident that he had right before he became popular that I think he has brain damage from this car accident he is still on our sorry he said he was on opioids from getting lipo actually because a lot of the media scrutiny on him being fat he said let him to go getting lipo let him to having a painkiller addiction and he was on opioid thing and he was very afraid when he went to the psycho hospital that he was going to get killed before going to take them away for the city was saying so he did have some issues and I think he's publicly said he's been on some other medication so he might be on or off of it right now Sam Kinison was when he was a boy he apparently was like super normal kid and then it got hit by a car really bad and from that point on he became a different person can wild and Reckless and crazy it's that it's that white football players get their head head murder wife OJ Simpson it's like that other guy that the guy that ended up killing himself with the football player Marketplace his name he went to jail he hung himself Martinez Guerra what's his name and can you work with it you know that's what's it mean if you get hit in the head a lot you have brain damage your brain does not want to get hit it's not normal Aaron Hernandez suffered from most severe CT ever found in a person his age and Shop looks like yeah f****** epidemic in this s*** it includes all sorts of people that get their head hit whether it's BMX guys that are constant crashing when you think about how many times BMX guy will crash in his career how many head-to-head bumps it takes skateboarders notorious for doing crazyshit wiping you know I mean don't order you get this kind of like a pitbull does it swell and it gets worse.


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the Hawaii Volcano Eruption
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    so bummed I was thinking about going to Hawaii the other day and then his phone all the time the plane took off we were in the air when the big one hit 600 right they had a big one and then they had a f****** really big one five nights big I think the way it works sure someone will correct me here I think the way it works is a 5-6 is like really powerful but a57 is twice as powerful than a 5/8 is twice as powerful as that so when you get up to seven like that some world-changing s*** powerful that's so big that's such a big earthquake man did you see the I put it up it's so funny to you put up anything that's from CNN and people wanted to put her up for a verifiable for of stupid stupid people are so goofy they're so goofy with this fake new shitt its lava it ate a car and happened to see the video I'm assuming it just got completely melted 2000 degrees and it's so hot but it's molten rock so like if it didn't burn through your feet or I give you if you weren't flammable at all for some strange reason you can actually walk on it like what you just sink in it but no and apparently it's cooling like right out of after it gets out of surface this is so crazy this is like a monster so we're watching lava flow on Hawaii's Big Island snooze snooze I mean oh my God two crazy earthquake but they live on a volcano in mean it's one of the reasons why a lot of people don't want to live on the big island so s*** like this yeah that's flattered ones crazy that there's a fissure in this neighborhood there's a subdivision out there that's something Estates I forgot what it is but they're f****** neighborhood do the the ground opened up in their neighborhood I mean if you lived you know thousands of years ago this would be an Angry God coming to attack your village do magic normal days you're in Hawaii during one of the most beautiful places on the planet you're just chilling in the sun is perfect and you seen the ocean you here in the seagulls and you see dolphins and s*** and then the ground opens up in Hell starts pouring out each your house eat your Mustang f*** and they were talking about it today in the news like there's nothing we can do is nothing but can't pour water at nope on the planet you just chilling in the sun is perfect and you seen the ocean you can seagulls and you see dolphins and s*** and then the ground opens up in Hell starts pouring out eat your house eat your Mustang f*** and they were talking about it today and the News life is nothing we can do is nothing but can't pour water at nope can't do s*** stop it's too big


    Joe Rogan - Michael Chandler Thinks He Can Beat Khabib
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    fighter Bellator I mean in this all kinds of silly stuff you know just like dude Champion or former world champion and all these people is always navigating the The Narrative and talking about no getting people to talk getting people to talk about me over the last couple months the amount of times they are soon as could be fought the amount of people that we're just talkin like hey you're the only guy that can match could be dressing you're the only guy that could nullify address to get yourself in the conversation that's what it all is it's all well what became very interesting after that iaquinta fight where people are looking at okay what about high-level wrestlers who have more refined striking and how do they line up and Kevin Lee was a big one that people kept talking about but you were a big one people kept talking about to that late because you were saying that you think you could beat him and him you know what he having that fight with iaquinta who he was a prohibitive favorite over but it went the full five rounds and you know I Quinta although never one around showed some chinks in the armor it showed what happens when khabib can't take you down I mean it's it's tough whenever the one thing you've always been used to dominating with isn't working and then you're stuck right you know you're stuck throwing punches and you're in you know yeah he he just he's a he's a little bit behind in the Striking aspect Barboza fight his f****** mall Barboza it's a battle of wills man inside of a cage and it's just like we talked about I knew I could outpace people I know I get out cardio them I get out tough them you know certain people get to that breaking point they break and they concede they go in their shell and they say I did a good job but this one's on him and they face a guy who does moments in the fight where you see that what you saw that thousand-yard stare in about barboza's eyes were going to suck so I can't keep doing this goes into defensive survival mode and you know when a guy does have a deep background and wrestling and also can strike that's what makes it interesting and this is why MMA is such a complex sport because there's so many variables are so many techniques you can use with so many situations where you might have an advantage or your opponent might have an advantage and it's just we live for these matchups you stylistic matchups know when something like that happens and it a guy like khabib has a fight where all these questions get presented that's where a guy like Michael Chandler comes next I love like after that fight too cuz I said something I posted if you see the video me scrambling with a smile like you crazy Russian guys adjusted khabib time khabib. It's one of those things I mean the fight with khabib it's exciting you you watch him Spar are you watching Hitman so you watch his composure and his confidence while he's sparring and all kind of stuff you think he's been striking since he was 11 years old you know he just started after after college you know well he had a good that was an email make a couple times I was like trying to mimic him we are all professional a professional fighter training day in and day out is not easy to finish a guy sometimes you know spider training day in and day out it's not easy to finish a guy something


    Joe Rogan - UFC vs. Bellator "UFC Is Taken More Seriously"
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    the best fighters in the world getting together and whatever we have to do to facilitate that that's what I want to see happen you know I mean you know I just think that there's got to be a way to make this happen there's got to be a way to talk about her yeah we'll see what happens I have finally hey when are you going to do yeah right and everybody knows about I mean that's one of things that I talked about when Eddie first came over to the UFC was go I was telling people go watch the wars that he had with Michael Chandler and then I've said that also two people are being in someone like that right there on the planet and I just really would love to see you I mean I don't want it undercut Bellator I don't want it you know I mean it's guys in both organizations that a great like you said Lima and and then all these guys headquarters, correct off I mean there's now in the Pitbull brothers are or whatever I mean there's there's some great talent and both any and you saw back in the day with Strikeforce and now all the sudden a lot of these Strike Force geyser you know UFC Champions as well as weird as opposed to the way boxing example is like this weekend you know you went to see him and you're basically going to see one of the best boxers on the planet you're not going to see him because he's you know the f****** WBC guy or the ibf guy or the WBO don't really give a s*** about that he's a world champion but did the war went but it's vs Bellator vs UFC it's a big difference in the way people look at it like the average public the people don't give a s*** if you're the WBA champion in boxing with a w they don't give a s*** they just want to know who's a bad motherfuker is it you knows it Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua heavyweight champion they don't look at it that way when it comes to Bellator and UFC I don't know why I have my my speculations first of all because you have she's been around forever and that's like the NFL that has that name value like chips just did you know the average person like you would like to watch Bellator tonight but like the f****** Ultimate Fighting Championship make sense Spike Lee and when they had to pay Spike Lee today yeah they pay them off the name for me and there was what the f*** is basically just one of those frivolous lawsuit do you have to settle I better I'm going to go with 1.2 when I'm going to be in the middle going to be the middle guy and see how much they actually did he actually trademark Spike TV and he might actually have his own TV channel his his thought was with him


    Joe Rogan - Michael Chandler on the Stool Incident
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    opened in this the fight where you lost the title your leg gave out I'd stepped back rolled ankle pinched. Nerve and then my foot just went straight so from Rolling ankle that's what I wish I would have had the hindsight to just not Chase I mean I have this thing where I love to hit people and run out of him in like going for the kill which is which is working call me in my career but in that instance if I would just if I would have either number one switch to South Walker's I could push off of it I just couldn't lift it so I wish I would have switched to Southpaw or I would have just planted myself in the middle of the cage and waited for him to keep throwing kicks and I would have kicked him I mean I only one punch really got Landon that entire fighting that was me dropping them now when when that happened how long does it take for your legs hurt two weeks later 7 days later I ran 5 miles seven days seven days are there but for about 3 days I look down at my foot and my brain was telling me to lift my foot and nothing was happening man I thought it was it was a scary time I mean I got let me know you were wondering whether or not you had permanent nerve damage in your foot and I got a great a great staff around me I mean weed my my manager has hooked all of us up with Sanford Medical up in Sioux Falls South Dakota dr. Reeves orthopedic surgeon dr. Troy Gus neurosurgeon what are they still in there he just said you just have to be to have a pinched nerve pinched nerve whenever you did that and it just never seen that before it was it was unfortunate it was it was horrible you know but it was just one of those things and that was my yeah I want a six six out of seven and that was my one lost so yeah I mean in this one of those things to work and I'll talk to Big John about it I'll talk to her being about it I've talked all these guys are my man would you have stopped at fight and then it looked really bad you know it looks bad but but you're still up in your Consciousness still up and about to start getting beat up bad it looks like a wounded deer on the middle of field you know like of course but you know I always say like if this was back in the the Viking days and you do you drop one of my legs off and it's me vs him to the battle of the death I'm still won that fight tonight 10 times out of 10 so you kept going I think I think the ref literally thought you should have just called the fight right leg was broken or something his thought process and then I promise you just get out of here send April the store for the store for me to self remember that oh yeah that's right about that was my commissioner that was those New York athletic commission at his best like pull the stool that I fell in it and then a bunch of people were like a man do they call the fight because they hit they thought you couldn't stand and I said no I I hope not because I would been very unfortunate cuz I fell on national TV got Charlie Brown I think I stood I think I stood up I was like a mini figure the crowd into it maybe he's got to get out of here and let the fight go so I like stood up and I was like oh you know you better hope they don't let me break your face man I ask for in October I ask for it November I ask for in December and then finally on like man this is stupid I'm going to go ahead and take it take a fight against the scariest guy lightweight division Yamaguchi and then then he got injured so then I thought Brandon girtz so it's like I've never once pulled out of a fight I went into many fights injured I've never once not answer the call I've always stepped up and I've always been the most exciting guy in Bellator will forever be the most exciting guy in Bellator


    Joe Rogan on Paul Daley, Conor McGregor, & Nate Diaz
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    really I want to get some big fights he's terrifying that m*********** again for about a minute and a half and then then you should break as well well his his grappling is always been his Achilles heel but God damn that left hand is a missile Josh Koscheck and threw that punch afterwards and he got kicked out of UFC basically forever and now you see like Connor throwing Dolly through Windows while they shed for those those those kickboxing and MMA kickboxing Fernando Gonzales I believe and it was it was good on his game one round of chaos just chaos until Nick Diaz overwhelmed them but Nick just put that crazy Triathlon Pace on you where you just can't keep up with them and that'll give you any break I know those guys have both Nick and Nate have done a very good job of not being afraid to take some damage let guys feel like guys really swarm them and they do have that cardio but I think they have that I just have that Stockton just coughing and almost just like that me and Michael Johnson Spar numerous times over, like talking to each other because that's against my nose against my nature like that that cocky braggadocious talking during fight type of you I mean once again that's practice of of almost an alter-ego almost a little bit different than my last couple fights you've seen me be more presents talk in a little bit almost kind of egg and egg him on like not being afraid that you should just be like business business business not overwhelmed by the moment I'm a hundred percent pure in the zone afraid to but also willing to willing to fight a very smart fight Smart Sharp composed missing shots taken taken shots are taken takedowns when I want to and need to and not being afraid to to just fight like an extreme extremely talented better and rather than just a vessel violence in huh think of yourself as a professional doing your best to execute your skill-set in such an extreme circumstance and how many fights have you had now took before you felt that comfortable 17 and that crazy best execute your skill-set and such an extreme circumstance and how many fights have you had now how many fights do you think it took before you felt that comfortable 17 and that crazy


    Joe Rogan - MMA Judging is Disgraceful!
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    other better than you guys do after something like that. See I mean in and man yeah they were both knock-down-drag-out Wars they were crazy I liked it I would still say that one second second fight the second round was like he didn't rock me the second round I tripped I miss you like tripping it look like I got rocked it was just that kind of stuff to this this sport is left up to be bloopers anything about martial arts and they're judging martial arts competition could you imagine if you had like an Ultimate Fighting Championship 8-man tournament with all the judges and have them fight each other no no I mean but I think like I don't know if Harold Lederman can box he does a great job at judging though mean I agree with a lot of his assessments but I think boxing is more straightforward it's two hands you know there's no elbows knees takedowns you don't have to understand Jiu-Jitsu you don't have to understand wrestling you don't you don't have to understand when a guy's in trouble versus a guy's not in trouble in a certain position like that closes that submission know what how many legs that guy eaten why did he switch his stance he switches dance cuz he does that all the time or is his left leg chewed up you know they don't know they really don't know you're saying that that people who have seen this for our thinking but the judges are there may not have any idea what's going on with a lot of them judgments like there's there's some questionable calls but nothing like MMA I think it's disgraceful the real ones sometimes it's like a split decision here one you agree with one you agree with and why you like what the fuc deceive me like Jesus Christ how the f*** did someone think that person one that's right it's just bad man to really really really bad and for a god like you who you know you have a win bonus and a show bonus in the UFC so if you're in there and you do everything right and you get robbed you didn't just get robbed of a decision and on your record to go to the lot and you could see how you could protest until the cows come home nobody ever gets anything reversed was last time anybody got a decision reversed now I can't even remember now could cost you tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of dollars and it's a f****** terrible terrible disgrace yeah I've never really thought about the financial but I never really thought it was always to me was like a wrestling match was a lost was a loss of my record and then now I look back and I think to hang man if I would have just a little bit different here then or that judge would have saw this was a little bit different we're talkin in my pocket or would have wanted in all sides with disguises many times and I think first of all the idea of three judges ridiculous why why only 3 are they expensive get some of the best martial arts practitioners in the world to judge fite and have 10 of them and I bet you would have a correct outcome way more often than you would with three you know and I just think we need to overhaul that and for whatever reason they're reluctant to do so wanting it all starts with disguises many times and I think first of all the idea of three judges ridiculous why why only 3 are they expensive now I can get some of the best martial arts practitioners in the world to judge fite and have 10 of them and I bet you would have a correct outcome way more often than you would with three you know and I just think we need to overhaul that and for whatever reason they're reluctant to do so


    Joe Rogan on Flow State
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    if there's a lot of wisdom in his life experiences that you hit you can get something out of my ass because you obviously are guy who seeks out knowledge right you you work on your mind what what was it was it a book or is a series of books like what what got you thinking differently well honestly for me what got me thinking differently was honestly just going through the most trying time of my life I mean I had just gotten married send me a man now it's time to step up now it's time to provide and all the sudden I go to this La streetwear after my third loss I went home to San Diego with my wife we sat on the couch and sit there and we just tried who is the third loss was Willowbrook II I'm so sorry I lost him twice Eddie once and then we went home we sat there and it was almost like what do we do now is Bellator going to cut me damn I did I work this hard to now you know be where I'm at I was at that mean I was a 2 years or year-and-a-half removed from being one of the top three guys in the world just beat Maddie Eddie and you know all that kind of stuff is not here I was three fights in a row lost but it was it was that time where I realized right I was actually starting to change my kind of mental training setup starting my mental training as I was going into that third fight or that third loss that second fight with Bo Brooks but I just hadn't been there yet and I'm so that one that one was more just I caught you know but that that was really what kind of set the trigger and then I started to realize Michael why you know you sit there and you tell people you wanted the best you or your actions speak louder than your words you work harder than everybody else you show up first if you're the last one to leave you take care of your body you do all the right things at the end of the day somebody has to be the best why shouldn't it be you and I kept asking myself that question and at the only answer I could come up with was I deserve to be the best I really do you know I and I can say with humility to say I really do deserve to be the best guy in the in the entire world at lightweight now nobody works harder than I do nobody takes care of himself by the way I do nobody has made the sacrifices that I have nobody lives like to clean lifestyle like I do and has has a calling on your life like I do yet when it came down to it it has taken years and years and decades to almost erase the small-mindedness that I've had in my past and we're all just a constant work in progress and I think I just I came up with work hard might happen but most likely will be mediocre you know that's kind of that was kind of my mindset what did you do different or what what did you change for me at reading books like what specifically do you remember what triggered it would help to is that there was a a book called Mind gym you heard of that no mind gym and they talked about he talks about making a mental highlight reel and since that day I've made metal highlight reels every couple months and even even right now to this day there's on my mental highlight-reel right now is beating Sanderson at Mizzou on senior night when him and I were ranked at the same we're ranked like fourth and fifth in the country you know and not that I wasn't supposed to be done but the manner which I'd be the most major them it was one of those breakthrough moments where I gave myself permission in front of everybody just go out there and beat a guy handedly it was a wrestling match you know so when you say make a mental highlight reel this is of your past accomplishments past accomplishments his detriment the the biggest detriment of people that work hard and expect a lot of themselves is when you have achievements you don't take time to smell the roses you don't take time to Pat yourself on the back you fit you think that okay will fight if I if I stopped and I said you know what I am good oh my gosh I did do a great job holy cow I was dominant not supposed to do that because that's a prideful and that's that's that's conceited and that's narcissistic but really if you're not your biggest fan who's going to be you know and I think that's what I always did I would accomplish something I say okay well I'm supposed to accomplish that I won this tournament will I was supposed to have you work as a balance right there's a balance between pat yourself on the back too much and kissing your own ass and believe in your own b******* and we see what happens with those guys that's almost worse exactly and I think and I think we've all seen those cases to know we've all seen those cases where you see you see one guy pride comes before the fall and then all sudden fall happy to say okay well I don't want to do that but there is that fine line that that middle ground where it's like it's okay to love yourself answer look at yourself in the mirror and say that man right there standing in front of me in the mirror is a badass and you are you deserve to be extremely successful but then when you go out in the world that you don't walk around like you're better than people you don't walk around like you know so I mean there's there is no it you know finite a plus b equals c type of way to live but there is that middle ground between being your biggest fan taking time to stop stop and put yourself on the back and realize your accomplishments which which the mental highlight reel thing is something great go through 10 things in your past and just continue to remember those times when you you were in your Flow State were you absent performed at a ridiculous level that you didn't that you kind of surprised yourself almost and I think that continues to happen step by step and Brick by Boring Brick you make these little bitty accomplishments as long as you continue to remember them you can continue to increase that confident capacity that you had that you should have in 15 and start to go from man I didn't know I was capable of this to Now The Confident expectancy okay I said I deserve it but not really am starting to believe that I deserve it and then once you actually believe then you getting those scenarios where it's you versus him and someone's got to win so it's you more most of the time now so this flowstate thing so like when you're in a state where you feel like everything is just clicking do you try to how do you try to recreate that in your mind to remember that state I think it's I think it is writing things down after practice or or honestly I like to do is it you do that you like have a journal of a training Journal sparring day and then remembering what you had for breakfast remember and how your how your day started remember whether you did or did not watch TV before practice or you know those little things and then and then I always talk about working extremely hard and surround yourself with the best people possible and that's why I've you know I moved out to Las Vegas right when I start a fight and then move to San Diego and then move move my training camp to Arizona and then now Florida and now you know so I moved all over the country to find the best guys I possibly can so when you have a great day like that sit down with the coach and say hey coach you know I'm talking to Henry or Evan or call me or or when he's got going to coach me right now and talk about it like almost overly talk about it which that those guys are always annoying to me or they always used to be like hey I did this right I did this I did this right because I always thought well you should just work you shouldn't talk work but I realize that those things need to be vocalized really get swept under the rug and you forget that you had a great day so now we sit down at least talk to me so I hate men that 3-2 was really really working great off the fan we work that we worked out yesterday as we were hitting mitts and now you're continuing to show yourself that this thing really actually does work you're not too twerking to work you're working smart and then you see you see that's working smart actually turned into results and then you're you're you're you're like a lab rat in the gym working on these little experiments that you're that you're made and you're actually collecting the data and seeing the results nobody talking about the mental highlight-reel thing is just sort of a rebuilding exercise a rebuilding confidence exercise or is this just a solidifying skillset and understanding your potential cuz you've already done thing before I like because you were in a bad spot when he started doing this and you is this when you started constructing this highlight reel thing that's what that's when it that's when I really I actually read the book in college and then found it on myself one day you know who wrote it mine Jim Carrey Mac Book to remind remind me to call how Champions think but it was just a bunch of a bunch of instances where we talked about Tiger Woods ever talk about this guy or that guy you know and then one of the chapters is doing it so high they're real and I think it can be used for both I mean you should do one today we should all do one today whether you're in a a place where they are just you just close the biggest business till you ever possibly could or you just are down in the dumps because you feel like The Biggest Loser on Earth you do a mental highlight reel to just it's it's just like going to the gym and then it changes you know maybe maybe this month is different the next month maybe you wipe off an old one and you put on a brand new one that you just remember to kiss sometimes we forget successes that we have it takes Wikipedia page or me going on some old interviews or or somebody telling me on Twitter remember that time you did this for me to actually Amber the successes that I've had because I've been conditioned to pull myself up by my bootstraps every single day and forget about all my accomplishes on my past cuz those don't matter those are stumble at those what I used to look at stumbling block because what got you here is going to get you where where you want to go and we have that some sort of that that mentality but you have to take the time to remember and almost look at yourself the way other people see you because we all are our break all our biggest critics you know the way my fancy me the way you watch me fight is in date that the way you see my abilities it's probably even better than I have seen myself a lot in my past from an outside perspective easier to look at someone outside perspective because our own inner monologue our own and our own self-image dummies down who we are and how much we want to accomplish not all of us I mean there's a lot of people out there who are cocky narcissistic narcissistic people who think they are singing and then they realize they're human it's like whoa that you see it with a lot of those guys where they don't instead of facing their demons what they've done is create is delusional delusional self-image and when that delusional self-image gets shattered and it's an undeniable reality that there's people that are better than them it's very very difficult for them to bounce back yeah well and I mean I think I am by no means the poster child for 4 that I mean it took me a loss that carry me into another loss 688 days without a win and I'll never buy when I write a book someday somebody's going to go 688 days and that's how long it took me to go from Los to win and that's a long time so long Funtime hung time to beat to question yourself every single day to wake up in the morning wondering if you were going to have a paycheck wondering if you were going to get a phone call from your manager wondering if you really wanted to open up your phone and see all the negative comments that I told you my and there wasn't as good as we all thought he was everybody so you get written off and it's it it shapes the reality when really the reality was man I was put on this Earth to do some great things but it just took me a little bit I look at it now and I think you know if bad things happen to you but good things come a good thing comes from it wasn't really a bad thing I look at it as everybody is not a big deal you know I remember this thing I remember the pain I remember the embarrassment I mean what we also got to remember to this is embarrassing you lose a fight that's embarrassing a hard pill to swallow you know so it's it's tough especially when you were a former champion and then you're going these 600 + days without a win and that's it really highlights the difficult nature of fighting as opposed to any other sport where there's times where it's entirely likely that you're going to go a long time without competing again you could go six months without competing against you can go eight months God go a year if you get injured that's a long f****** time any other sport if you lose a baseball game and you drop a ball like you're back at it next day the next day you were able to come back in the duel on Wednesday or even the next Saturday seven days you had to go show me a lot of times yet with mean boring injuries or what like I mean it could be a year before you get to get to step back in the cage again and then every single day you've been questioning every single day you also just end up putting so much pressure on yourself I mean my the biggest thing that I did wrong was I came into the sport I wasn't in literally 18 months after starting the sport I was in a cage with Eddie Alvarez top five guys in the world be Eddie Alvarez then it was like okay now you have to perform that was that soon after August of 2009 I have my first fight and then I fought him in 2011 that's crazy and you finish them and finish them every single practice the one to immediately that's a lost in my mind so now I have to come back and get it you know so instead of just focusing on success I was focusing on Perfection so every single day I was trying to be perfect you can't be perfect. They are not perfect you know they fail time and time and time again but I put all this pressure on myself to put you where I put myself in this prison of Michael you suck because you just lost to this guy who's not even signed to any organization at all and you just lost him in this in this boring around in my my view of what the loss was different than my coach you watch that he said no you did all right you didn't lose horribly but in my mind I lost horribly I would have got finished bubblebalz I kind of like crazy stuff you know so that's the thing to as I started focusing on success and not Perfection you know stop putting so much pressure on yourself to be perfect just focus on being successful now I'm focusing on the big picture of being successful instead of these little bitty instances where I'm trying to be perfect skillset do you do try to look at it almost like as if you're managing yourself not managing yourself like a fight manager but like like a project like looking at it like okay as what we need to work on this how I need to tighten this up and you do look at it as like an overall long-term project like how do you how do you visualize it how do you prepare for an opponent like an overall long-term project like how do you how do you visualize it and I get that question A Lot 2 is like way how much how much how do you prepare for an opponent and honestly I'd say almost 90% of my training is focusing on myself I mean it cuz if I if I put the right systems in place if I get the right Stihl skill sets as sharp as they can be for fight night is not a guy in the lightweight division the entire world that I think can beat me


    Joe Rogan Responds to Colby Covington "Don't Slap Me!"
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    before we go Chicago UFC Goodwin Colby Covington a cold reason why Kobe is fighting for the title The reason why Kobe's going to fight hop El dos anjos for the intern in term title is not just because he's beating good guys cuz he has a beat Demian Maia but it's more importantly that he's got he's going to put asses in the seats that's part of the fight business for the fight business now I mean yeah especially nowadays and post Conor McGregor right and post Conor McGregor the f****** game has changed yet I see people hate on it on Colby for you know it did he deserve the shot at all I know is he wins one fight he's holding the belt yeah I mean if you look at one more fight not one pull up as you look at who is beating in comparison to Summit like there's some people that have been calling him out that can't get a fight with him like tomorrow Osman wants to fight him in that guy's a beast yeah and then there's some other guys that are really talented haven't beaten like any high-level guys yet okay so we lost to Worley Alvarez has a good guy dumb young Kim is it as a tough guy stun gun came and Demian Maia that is not really I mean I'm just going to be honest this is not a resume of someone who you would normally see fighting for the title right now I think he's fighting for the title based not just on his beat beating Demian Maia the really tough guy but I think on the fact that he's a controversial very popular character and he dominated Maya in Brazil Demian Maia is is best days are behind him to just be a huge Demian Maia fan you know I look at it is you can't take too much away from Colby because I think of a lot of great fighter say so if you say Nate Diaz who's been an icon for years one of my favorite of all time he's never fought for title right yeah he got there however he got there he wins one more fight he's holding up belt about fighters who come up and maybe they've been in all quiet or maybe they haven't sold their fights maybe like as as well as Colby has and tipping grinding it out being good guys maybe because it taking that slow Road maybe somebody gets lucky and one of these fights and and catch him on the chin and then they're two wrongs back and they got to grind all the way back up that's a lot of damage they're taking record we didn't have to be mean he played the game the right way for today and it's paying off I think it's 11 in one now but you know but other people would say We'll look at guys like Anderson Silva didn't talk any s*** just f*** people up yeah you know and became one of the greatest of all time because of that yeah it's true you could look at it like do you want to get that shot at the title or do you want to be the greatest that's ever done it like how it what is the difference I would rather get the title and then Sean the greatest I mean you can you can look at it like do you want to get that shot at the title or do you want to be the greatest that's ever done it like how it what is the difference I would rather get the title and then shown the greatest I mean


    Joe Rogan - Is Kanye Trolling for Publicity?
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    I don't know what we're speaking of but we need to talk about Kanye just crazy Kanye conspiracy theories theories so first of all he's like he came out for Trump recently sort of thief Monday is a lunatic so I could care less what it says about anything in it moms and he loves physics class but I do like Candace Owens who is also new on the scene in My Fox News world you love that I left you have conservatives what and Candice is just like she I walked in from work the other day and I was like started listening Fox News on of course I'm watching on my who the hell is this is Blair and propaganda through your house all the time clusiv iCarly called I could care less that Connie says I like what Candace says well Jamie thinks that all this wackiness with Candace Owens and Kanye is really Kanye just getting people hyped up about the release of his new album which be out of gas so he's getting people fired up what's happening Jamie if you will that sort of lead so I can Andy Kaufman ask type performance art piece that he's doing it maybe I'll bring up a conversation about some of these topics is actually talking about or maybe we'll find out in the woods album comes out Kanye is doing performance then what's the point of him that is undeniably insane and you've seen that like that thing that Jimmy Kimmel mocked we had that little kid he used to do little kids saying things that that little kid he used to do little kids saying things that Kanye said and like you would have like like he would have little kids say they should a camel by the way


    Joe Rogan - The Truth About Trophy Hunting
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    and I'm like who they give you grief for dressing like that but not to my face but maybe later a f****** Oregon hillbilly probably so yeah I don't know I don't know why I'm on there I don't who contacted you or the Interior Department so you're in the middle of a run DMV good cuz it was after okay so Trump put out the tweet and he said something like he doesn't see how Hunting For Elephants is conservation or or helps Wildlife it's a it's a horror show doesn't yell Elephants or any other animal something like that and I was like what in the hell is that what are we talkin about addressed it and I don't know if he saw it I don't know we know but soon after that I got a call for this thing and so because I was you know I know just from Huntington Africa and how it works and the hunting is necessary over there if the animals are going to survive if a complicated story the largest hunting concession and I'm trying to think how big was right I can't put the the number on how big was but they've been in business for forty years so Huntington session is is they have you do hunters from usually America go over there they pay for the for the access to the land and they pay for the right to hunt these animals so this place have been in business for 40 years they went out of business because of this import ban Obama put an import ban on the ivory of elephants coming back as trophies but also been Lions done as a political measure right so he put a ban on you can go over there and hunt them still is it cuz you know we're from America we can't say what's legal in Africa but he can say what he did was say we can hunt them whatever cuz I can't control that but you can't bring him home so nobody's going to go and spend 75,000 an elephant or 50,000 kill a lion if they can't bring it home right so that basically shut down hunting and this outfit in Tanzania that a business business for forty years they close they went out of business about I think about 2 months ago now and what happens is when they don't have the the concession they can't pay for that land is given back to the people and for us here they'll be like oh that's great give the land back to the people it's not good to give the land back to the people there cuz of people can't do anything don't have any money they don't just like so what happens is a poacher's as soon as the hunting concession moves out poachers move in and kill every animal the only reason the animals that were being protected in that hunting confession was because there was nothing in there these this outfit was Ben thinking the last three years they spent over two million dollars on anti-poaching efforts $2000000 to protect base with their investment which is those animals that were in there yeah they kill a couple because cuz elephants were hunted and they ran the house and and probably lying but by and large they're protecting the majority the herd animal rights activist I don't want a psycho so that could be disrespectful but anyway these extremists were there and so it was kind of heated and some point some cases but I did ask a question how many elephants are killed legally in Africa each year and the number is about 400 400 to kill legally entire continent Africa's huge place there's some areas where you're not going to hunt elephants because there's not there's not enough or they don't live there but there's some areas where there's too many elephants this is elephants are going extinct well yeah they are in some places the problem is with local farmers they have these plots of land and the elephants come in and eat everything and ignore their land and they can't do anything about it what you going to do this how many thousands a pound ten thousand pounds that don't shed their huge they don't care about elephants here where we are weird were so far above the food chain that were like sitting on a platform looking down watching it there there and edited it ground-level built in there it's it's the whole it's a whole analogy of you can't have virtual world people solving third world problems you have at you living access your fat you have you throw food away what are you talkin about you have no idea what it's like in Africa so they're 400 elephants are killed legally 30,000 or post a year Dawson and the reason that's happening is because the hunting had to move out the hunting clothes down or hunting is what pays for the anti-poaching efforts but when hunting money isn't there the poachers run rampant 30,000 elephants that's why they are devastated is such a not hunting is such a hard thing for people swallow because what I thought this is from the point of view of someone who loves Wildlife I think this is what people want what they want is the humans to leave the animals alone and the Anna to live in this state of bliss where they exist perfectly and the balance of nature a predator and prey all plays out in natural way without people going over there and shooting elephants then sticking their tusks on their wall giant fat Fox holding a rifle standing over a lion like this just looks wrong and some guy shoots a line with a ripe now he's standing on its head and he's going to put it on his wall and a fat f****** house somewhere that bothers people I get it I get it to I mean I'm not arguing that if you just leave all those animals alone and stop hunting them everything's going to be fine know they're going to be wiped out you got two people have to look at it pragmatically first and then idealistically cuz pragmatically you have to understand that these animals years ago were on the verge of Extinction so many different Antelope so many different what would called game animals animals that people eat we're on the verge of Extinction until they started instituting these big hunting concessions and having people come in from Europe and America and hunting in Africa then the community started to prosper because of someone's paying you know I don't how much is it to shoot like a nilgai or something like that maybe 15 shot in the arm of that money goes to the ranch some of that money goes to the professional hunting guides anti-poaching conservation efforts and then you have unprecedented numbers there's more of those animals today than there have been in decades and it's all because people put value on them it's all about the animals have to have value and people say know what the animal has value being alive it's like okay what does to you when is amazing okay and that animal is beautiful there's value in it being alive but you got to understand those people need to eat they need to work so if they're not worth working for the hunting concession at The Hunting concession goes out of business like the largest one in Tanzania did after 40 years were they going to do they can't go get a job at the mail you know what I mean there's no ignition does not industry over there so what happens is they some of those people and I don't know for a fact but I would I'm going to make an educated guess Ergo from working at anti-poaching officers or are helping keep animals alive is as part of the anti-poaching program straight to poaching both ways but it's just like it's sad because that you know that 2 months without that hunting concession there without the anti-poaching program in place I guarantee it's been a Slaughter the animals that were being protected are now just being slaughtered by poachers and again the difference between plenty of food and plenty of opportunity for employment and playing things to do with their life but they don't you know and the situation that had a merge with his hunting concessions is superior to the situation that's in place now and it's also Superior for the animals and cells including the lion in Zimbabwe they had to kill look look this up Jamie see if you could because they had to call I think it was something along the lines of 200 Lions recently because they decimated Angela population cuz they weren't kept in check because the on the balance of nature works out as you to have a balance between predator and prey the only way to keep the balance of predators humans exist to control a population explosion claiming Hunters have been scared off by the outcry oversees the line the whole thing is so weird because what people just jump on it you know that you watch The Lion King Simba and weird point where there was this discussion about Cecil's brother the Cecil's brother got her Hill Jericho oh my God they killed Jericho and then people were relieved cuz they found it was a different line and it wasn't Cecil's brother Jericho it's Michael the line so it's okay but this shows you this first world view of love this wild life situation that is not ideal by any stretch of the imagination I think part of it like with that the whole suicide thing that gave people purpose is like I'll have something to stand for I got I have a purpose now and that's where I know people are struggling out there finding what's my purpose when I doing you know and they're spinning their wheels I don't I don't know what the but that gave him something to fight for and it wasn't right it didn't help anything it hurt those 200 Lions could have been $50,000 each to a hunter 10 million dollars that went to Zimbabwe stay there or or at least unemployed people but no they were killed there is no game where they let Lions loose and then they let him out of the cage and then people show up that day and lines on it what the f*** is going on and they shoot this line and then stand up that sucks to know that we're going extinct and now aren't because people were hunting them it's f****** strange that the strange balance like that the only reason so people can come over there and shoot them like we do but I don't I don't want that I mean I would like them to just exist well the thing yeah but people aren't going to contribute that money just to pay for the anti-poaching just to go take a picture just not going to happen if you go to the Missouri breaks go up into those those Hills and and look for for mule deer those f****** have been there for thousands of years mean they have found skulls of deer of whitetail deer in Florida that are 2 million years old Thrive they're the exact same animal 2 million years ago so for millions of human beings have been in that form running around North America or whatever the f*** they can that's what I like I like that too but don't forget that hunting has played a part in keeping those numbers healthy deer and then there's more deer at the big game animal North big game animals in North America now than there were a hundred years ago and that's through hunting and conservation that is true but it's also because a hundred fifty years ago people one f****** ham yeah wiped out most of them well real bad when they're hunting before Refrigeration exactly good then I'll hunting fits in this equation and that's where you know we talked about the Inter National Wildlife Conservation Council that's giving me away into talk about a bunch of other things to so one of those and we talked about animals North America is Ryan zinke who's the Secretary of interior he created this new I guess it's a bill I'm not like just put a kallax / time about Hunter Wright flannel shirt and baseball hat but he decreed I'm going to call it a bill but that protects the the winter that we call and Wildlife Corridor so it's where the animals can go from the summer summer range to Winter range where there's not going to be development there so he created that because that's how those animals like in Montana make it to the winter summer they make it through getting in fall and then all sudden winter hits they have to have a way down into the Lowcountry to where they can their winter migration to where they can survive the snow and in where they can make down and there's good feed down there if there's gas rigs or mineral mineral extraction efforts going on that impede that then they might get hung up up there and get stuck in the snow and died so he realizes that he realized the need for that he created this this new program that's going to make sure that there's no development in their it keeps the core doors open and that's if there's gas rigs are mineral mineral extraction efforts going on that impede that then they might get hung up up there and get stuck in the snow and die so he realizes that he realized the need for that he created this this new program that's going to make sure that there's no development in there it keeps the core doors open and that's that's why our numbers do so well is because of people like that with the vision on keeping her animals healthy


    Joe Rogan - I Don't Need Daily Trump Updates
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    immediately I put up a post and I saw one negative comment on my phone to read this s*** one of things that happened while I was there was my phone f***** up I dropped my phone on the first day and when I dropped my phone the first day it just went haywire wouldn't work anymore and so I had to get a new phone so I ordered a new phone and had it shipped to the island and when I was doing that I didn't use anything I didn't use any apps I didn't check my email I didn't check Twitter and I felt better I felt better turkey called turkey for 3 days and why was out there going cold turkey I was like I feel better like this is better like checking all that stuff all the time I do I need to know about the Mueller probe 24/7 do I not money you want money I'm not even saying that he's not guilty of the cheese you know she's in the wrong I don't think she is but what are you looking for let's can we get this out of the news just keep it on the DL right we're good then get the money I think she spent it all she needs more money makes needs more money and I think she realizes this is an opportunity for home I don't know how to look at it cuz it won't one hand I'm like well I think we should hold the president up to higher standard and you you shouldn't be able to just lie all the time be the president because how could we trust you if it comes to something serious like a war with China or something crazier invading Iran let's just go I got to be able to trust you with everything if I can't trust you that you you don't want to tell everybody that you banged a pornstar be great if you just had a press conference in a gentleman who cares employment down thank you goodnight support the troops so you say you can't trust him because if you lie about this stuff but okay so you say another present how do you know they're not lying they are lying the Cavaliers hat on he might as well have a Hillary Clinton hat on he's like Hillary Clinton I'm sure they do I'm with her him and his wife are both like super Hillary supporters and I'm like it doesn't bother you at all that she deleted 30,000 emails a dozen of what happened is her account of what happened she's clearly not being honest doesn't bother you and he's like well I think in comparison she was analyzed much like what are you talkin about like these allies it doesn't matter in comparison right so my point is I think anybody who gets to that level of that business is slimy slimy maybe but we would like you to not be great get to the bottom of it is get him on the podcast I would love to get on the podcast about to get in trunk just so does that right that's so you know most people have podcasts that aren't they Joe Rogan nothing about you is like it seems like I don't know I'm not you but like the Courtney dauwalter that people you're interested in are more important to you than say like the Ala like a the president knighted states I mean so what how do you do you have a wish list of guess I don't have a wish list now I like talking to interesting people like the Sleep expert at on the other day Matthew Walker like and you didn't like me telling me I didn't like that so I'm going to ignore that guy or interesting I mean it's obviously pretty blanket statement but I'd like people that are doing things that are unique people that are that are like Masters at a craft people that are working hard people that inspire me I like to be inspired and I like I like talking to people who are curious and who've studied things you know whether it's Sean Carroll or Neil deGrasse Tyson or get people that understand things that I don't understand so I can pick them rain and asking questions about stuff that's interesting but Trump have it sitting down with Trump Adobe to me like a lot like sitting down with my friend Alex Jones like it's be like okay like okay if you talk to him for three hours what kind of crazy screwed over in some sort of a deal or something like that seven year old dude crazy f****** hair he wears a red bat baseball hat everywhere it says make America great again. That's awesome that he is so divisive like he's so that people are so conflicted one side of the other against him that if you wear that hat they will kick you out of place in there what world do we live in will you can't wear something that says make America great again yeah how how could that be considered anything but positive people hate him so much so that's to me even a great accomplishment from what he's done is like he's got so much hate and he still looked all the positives of happen but most people don't take any positives that happened because most people in my most people don't know I think there has been Echo chamber and if you're like my friend who's a giant Hillary Clinton supporter you here is trying to get kicked out of office in the first 60 days and it's like


    Joe Rogan Recaps Recent Hunting Trip
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    yeah I was looking at the like the map of what the way we fly we fly so we can't see it the entire way which is b******* Leila nice and interesting place 3,000 people 20,000 deer right and until you do the math you think hey this is going to be gravy there is way more deer than people but stuff examples of if you want to make an argument for hunting like this in in certain situations this is probably the best example you must control population these animals don't have any predators and they evolved around Tigers they come from India so these Axis deer they were a gift from Hong Kong to King Kamehameha V all your history lesson and they control the population what's 30 a day Thirty a day right because I have to go at night with in woods night night vision scope and shoot doves to take them out just to take him out so many deer when we were there at night we got what we got I got super lucky thanks to you you let me take that deer when white when we landed we went to scout we got out of the car we went looked around and within five minutes we saw a buck feeding doable spot was total it was it just gives you a distorted perception of your chances of success. Yeah for the next 5 days I got nothing until the last day but then 15 minutes I got the first year but when you get there you realized how switched on these things so yeah like there's there's nothing like these things now it's at you know I've hunted in Africa in it in the Antelope there are pretty quick also just like that because because hyenas just super jumping Twitchy but these day are very similar just quick when we were leaving that night when you and me and Adam were in the truck we're leaving and we turn the lights on the truck and you could see hundreds of deer in front of us was the craziest like it was like a crowd being let out of a concert or something or basketball game and it's just hundreds you can't imagine if you haven't been you can't imagine if you if you moved there or if he just went there for a few days you kind of get it you be like okay what do you do about these things when you can't give them birth control I mean they eat grass to look how are you going to stop them from breeding you're not so we can do we can introduce Tigers to Lanai there may be the only way to do it getting good deer meat again I was thinking about it to that stretch or those hundreds of deer cross the highway you know that I mean it's as straight as can be you can see I mean great visibility but the speed limit 35 I think it's because deer are always jumped out in front of cars there but hurry man relax I mean on the island maybe that that's part of it too. So relax in the people are so friendly that's an awesome awesome place it was thankful for the experience and and Ferb seen animals but also meeting the people you know Alec Bob The Butcher they're just like these people that are ingrained in your in your memory yeah that's it that's such a special part of the trip also yeah they experience is very very unusual because there's really not a place like that that I know of anywhere on the planet that's just a small island with a small population of people in a massive population of the most delicious animals in the world and even though there's so many of them good f****** lock getting one very experienced hunters in other than me everybody in that group is super super experience damn you know and still is no Cakewalk these things are switched on and they Dodge arrows like they're in the Matrix me crazy it's there's no gimmies I mean it's you can do everything right you can you can think in your head while I travel all the way here I'm here to Hanoi I need to take me home doesn't matter those dear there's no gas is there trying to stay alive and they know what's up they get hunted I don't know if it's everyday because when they when their antlers fall off you know the Box probably are hunted but because her killing do is at night they're hunted most days out of the year so they are as wired as it can be I mean because they're used to being pursued different than to say like white-tailed deer like whitetail deer hunting season comes around down like when they're velvet drops off and they rub their velvet off and then the the female start coming into season that's when they get f****** sketchy and nervous cuz they know the guns are going to be going off on their way right you catch him during the summer or in the winter and putting on some weight to to make it to the winter so other than hunting season they are more chill but these things I don't think they ever didn't get a day off and they can't get my day off cuz if they just if everybody said hey man it's just me these animals alone man if they did they would all die either of starvation or they would like they had to eradicate the go population the island because people brought goats there and the goats literally had decimated the vegetation to the point where the island started going into a drought I don't understand this but somehow or another if you eat all of the vegetation the the rain stops in certain areas where there's a lack of participation or condensation doesn't gather because there's no no leaves to catch capture it or one of the ladies who live there was explaining it to me why they had to kill all the goats how I say she was like trees were dying everything was dying and they're in the process right now of in Maui they have this gigantic area that they are trying to eradicate deer from and they want to fence it in to let the forest regrow because incident to let the forestry grow because the forest doesn't have a chance to regrow with again same animal Axis deer cuz they just eat all the little baby trees as a little trees are coming out there just to those f****** up and that's what they eat these shoots and they want the new brows new growth


    Best of Joey Diaz VOL. 5
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    you know yeah that was someone I told Sam that same trip with the other guy Steve Simone have you see that girl 48 whenever I'm 53 you're never going to see that I'm very nice looking couple now like he's 26 and she's 22 and that both beautiful she got perky little did she banging her Owasso legs or something you think of yourself This Will Young Savage must be going home to her that p**** at me you think back to your little 26 year old you take them home and rub them down and give him a good stabbing you come like three times the whole f****** thing that never happens no more like at this age you look at them go I don't ever happened you would think of that it's like you were saying you were going to people's houses and they talk and then say ship for 20 minutes they live outside by Studio City where I live go to that coffee shop from time to time. Vegas shooter Sunday night s*** s*** three or four big words to let you know that smart and then and then say nothing and there's a lot of repeating narrative every time the show the new show I'm going to do and you sit there and go no wonder f****** Isis wants to shoot us listen to these f****** dummies listen to what's coming out of their mouths women's rights that's what was their argument they're saying that the guy trying out with each other f****** here with these people I could have stopped at Burger King that had a better f****** time that's why I don't go to the party because it's eight people and what's politics comes up you lose me Joe Rogan I don't want to hear about it no more you lose me you lose me these new political people talking nonsense you lose me move forward either impeach him get a new one or shut the f****** what the f*** man who gives a f*** who gives a f*** this got to be something more than that to be a seal stuck on a beach somewhere something more important than this they're all a bunch of dumbfucks anyway I'm 54 years old that always makes me laugh is backstage at his show we were somewhere and you were like how's the weather in Tennessee maybe Knoxville or Nashville and you go Nashville 96 and you started the story about abortion club and you're like I just ripped in between shows some crazy s*** some chick was talkin there was eight people for the week people for the first show Knoxville with the comedy zone show I have a great little f****** time like a cute little Tennessee town 275 and night they weren't bad and we go to this Knoxville for two nights when I go in there and you know me though I'm f****** crazy first when I go in at 2 on Friday night just 20 people for the first show and there's a girl Joe Rogan. 212 with a guy that's a 400k and it's her birthday happy birthday you have to react what is a comment and you know what's going on here 21 I said you're very beautiful and then she just went and ran with it and started talking about how a husband pencil wrap you would have fights on and for twenty bucks you can f*** from the back room it's like she spoke and people like like you just holding their breath like what is going on here this girl is beautiful and this retard is just showing between shows pull down and pass the girl had a monkey that was spotless shouldn't really stunk I ate it I think it has something and she suck my dick I was there I went back to my room other thing nothing other than my Jesus Christ sport I go back for the second show there's a people but by the time I go back to the second show Joe Rogan she sit in the back she's f***** up and 10 minutes into my spot I suck the comedian dick tonight husband what are you talkin about what the f*** you talking about what's the name of the hours of so he told me that backstage at your show at f****** start hyperventilating $40 for his wife how old is wife and said you know something. He didn't care he just wanted the $40 with a b****** I didn't give it to ya rules got like a Line in the Sand things about individual you learn some grammar American home it's Armed Forces place in Idaho if it's part of the triple run this was I walked in and I had to go meet do a sound check everybody kept looking at me going how are you the butler keeps laughing name of the butler would go you have to she wants to see in the kitchen he would go because she knew she was going to rape him so every time you tell me we were further surely they go they have you met Shirley and you go now and it go and then walk away with Shirley or a comedian came to town she blew like you and he was still out there with his f****** military on with all his s*** and clap and she be in the back seat, make for the whole band I mean this is crazy so I didn't know about that she came over start talkin to me damn right I'm sitting there minding my own business and also somebody comes yelling for surely surely surely not usually surely would get up and stop sucking your dick not surely till I mean they like Shirley what is the word what does it mean to suck my dick meme cat in the dialect of attack sucat means alright so Sicilian say Suka what's suck in Spanish Chupa chupa him like he's like when I think of like the Cuban at least like tubing super athletes you think you'll Romero right a long time so they know is that it was a certain they know I'm just teasing but I know you're saying cuz he's got a thick stick Cuban accent the thickest so he goes don't forget Jesus don't forget Jesus so people thought he was saying no for gay Jesus like there's no gay Jesus Jesus isn't gay I would have got off on him that he would have beat up Jack Ryan Luke and how do nerve in that ring that night I don't have a motive a Cubans with religion black guy that lives in the jungle and the only comes out the only comes down when there's a problem so if I would have seen you all Romero that day I would have said Ellie Holcomb and I would have got his blood, oh my God I would have got it Oriole St who my mother is I'll get you why I'm fired up with all those images before you have you done the 23andMe or anything I need to do that you know it's so stupid how a lot of people will knock it but when I read mine I looked into it for a few days and you learn about history of Chinese Diego Chinese and you don't Chinese because the Chinese made the first real thing they found chickens in San Francisco that had that DNA from that Chinese very the worst thing you could do if you smoke pot is spin the bottle and get the report back that is a f****** nightmare what do you realize who you are going to do mine. African western Africa has been African which I always knew I'm Cuban and you can bring your f****** African Cuban it's a black dude that speak Spanish like 2% God knows where you got that from but here's the problem if you're Native American it can't give you an Iberian Iberian wedding so that's where we're really from wow you're a couple Generations back on my little senior America there's a lot of cross kind of a mixture of African in Catholic religion when I was five I was brought up to 148th Street in this lady had a collie a dog and I love the collie I love dogs and I was allergic to them so I was playing with the dog she would talk to me and I fell in love with this woman I fell in love with her she was like my mother and then as I got older one that they asked me do you want this do you want that do you want to get that like why which is the when you get elegua nogoum yoel Romero those are the first things you got and you put them by your door and they guarantee you know your safety for me it was house that big black woman is my godmother okay and then after that when I was six they finally said they were going to initiate me and my mother because my spirit took my father wow so they wanted my godmother me and my mother to be twins in the Santeria so I made Saints on 148th Street and Broadway and book for me it wasn't to be a killer or to be anything like that I can't carry guns I can't go in cars with strange people I can't do business with three people I can't say I hope Jamie f****** gets hit by a car I'm not allowed to say all those things I don't use it the way in the late 70s am I kidnapping I rob somebody with three people I can't stand everything look at my life now look at my life when I was snoring white powder my saint in my head is control like that's why I always wear a white T-shirt on Mondays in Savannah and when I saw them ripping my mother's clothes off I was about 5 I'm going to f*** you black motherfukers I started running down Bronx Boulevard they had to chase me and bring me back I didn't want to do it they said he's not allowed in here with a hat my mother gave the principal small nickel and I was allowed to wear that hat from 9 to 3 but then at 3 I had to go home and change into white clothes for a year not allowed for a year I hope there's a ton of Santeria in La I don't deal with it at all because it's all the same thing like everything else and I like it's a bunch of white people didn't grow up and in there and there's a hot black guy and they want to really just suck his dick you tell me about spirit chicken hummus flavor in mouth from sucking that picture on Bic he gets to me inside you suck that f****** that b**** that smells like hummus chips Place cards on 9th Street on Wednesday wow step dad plays cards down that they play Baccarat okay and then gambling this little Club and had to be maybe 10 but because I grew up how I grew up for any but the numbers always had my eyes out as a kid when I went to Judo that man at the end I got on the bus to go back and I noticed unmarked police cars and I went home that night and look bro you don't make dog get Christie love used to be a show on ABC about a black chick that know martial arts a wise on there with his sister and she was good-looking with an afro and she was a cop and she come in and do karate Morris on Wednesday nights at 9 or 10 you caught me at home watching get Christie love I never forget that my stepdad was leaving that night and for some reason I know you don't reply back around today and he looked at me with getting dressed in suit on the Billy bats but I have to go to Martin's Juneau school and I saw a bunch of my car is down there if I was you I want to go out to that and he f****** just looked at me he said I love you and he walk down the stairs you got in the car started to open the garage bro and 10 minutes later I heard the car turned off in the garage closed and it came up he doesn't think you're right and he made Sundays for me and him and next morning that car place and got red and so now they would listen to me or not I've had these f****** morons under my spouse doesn't seem to make any sense I got a thousand of these apartment buildings all over the place if you want the Harlem in the seventies it was all a little bodegas and the next the Brooklyn number the Roosevelt number member that's five numbers that come out in f****** New York even if I over-exaggerated once-a-month somebody would pull me aside and white man you know anybody who wants sneakers what are you got what is having a sale on TVs I know it's 6 it's a little late but it Trinitron that 400 brand new I need $100 in a box in the warranty Christmas is coming you have to ask if that's the only one that's a regular f****** day for a guy in Pittsburgh look at watch he gets the best watch in the world my iPhone para $52,000 but Jamie get them for 22 cash lent 2020 goes to the Giants are you going to torture Jamie and embarrassing as you get this get the retail back then even get the wholesale Shelby makes out if you take it off somebody's got a bump into something back right the physical act of taking for a person but you don't have nothing to do with it you got to take all three of them I know what to do. He's buying stereo but he's actually find bricks I got one of those stereo back a moment we stopped at the street and bought it from a guy named Jamal he was going to take me in and f****** like I was like some little kid was about to scoop up out of the woods it like it was a molester and I'm like what like what do you got the weirdest he opened up the door like as people park the car and like was literally Lego hey man you want some of this like you asking for trouble if you do the back of a van movies in all the f****** Friday they all go to a place and they they they buy stereos and Raider hats how much s*** that was stolen it was just a festival and they tries to table free because everything was 50% off even the sneakers I remember and then we found out that the guy would go to the f****** Factory and jump over the fence and take all that the sneakers don't mistakes we could we eat we got into that action and the Binaca action Binaca of those tubes are blocked with little things like the chemical is off you suck blinking too much let's get that was a frittata we make him jump the fence and we have thousands of tubes for $0.50 a piece on Monday in the sixth and seventh grade you know videos of a sexual transmitted disease when you dream about someone having VD when I was about Seventeen my friend f***** his sister's best friend and he got something they got VD got BV and we went to the next day and there was a chick f****** like a Phantom of the Opera mark on the face it was f****** crazy was the mark on her face like she she had like syphilis or something oh my God and it ran I never forget this. It's not even funny was really sad cuz I didn't know what she had I just went there with my friend my friend goes you got to go in there with me. I'm scared to walk in then let's go what's the big deal to give you pills like half purple and red she suck something bad and that's why I was like who I got to be careful out there to Jungle we were kids like someone has VD she's got VD do dry hump family room Jersey least call the Fairview yeah she was from Wayne New Jersey and she was banging she moved to North Bergen like and she was a sophomore and she was dating a few guys that shouldn't things happen like I was friends with a new she didn't like me like she didn't she just didn't like me for some reason I don't think the world of her either and 19804 I'm at a bar in this b**** comes in I mean banging banging Jack Jack used to call her name and Jack like that was like a rocky like a rock she was being a nanny for when I go I go if she's his Nanny he's just f****** and something's got to be wrong she look so good in that mini skirt she disappeared like 1:30 and finally like three I'm sitting and I'm like what am I going to do tonight and I have like a bag of coke and go f*** it I'm going to go get it so I went to you this how crazy Lori has she came down here she comes outside he's got a robe on she's got a robot and I look a straight in the face I can loosen I got like two eight balls in my pocket get dressed and get the f*** out of you do you have to and we wish were argued that like 10 minutes I might want to suck your p**** so I waited outside for she's a couple in bed and I'll run out about 15 minutes late I see you're running out with a purse with a gobank deposit back jacuzzi in the room and ship was one of those dirty hotels on tonnelle as you going to New York City we went in there we walk in and she doesn't rule number one you are not going to f****** it's 5 in the morning there goes my f****** that goes this night and also she wasn't she goes well if you can guess the color of my panties I f*** you okay right she goes green but good enough I woke up at 5 in the afternoon and Doug Flutie was showing at quarterback that talk about the 1980 4.3 belt pulley I was waking up she was naked ripped apart I'm waking up and Doug Flutie strong the touchdown I got dressed and got the f*** out and never saw her again never sent you the money give me that at Maple we had a good time we had a good time and what color are your panties scrubs 8485 season I got crabs I found out of the bathroom and Port Authority I went to Port Authority to take a s*** and I pulled my pants down and I'm sitting there reading the paper and I see a crab like I saw something jump but I'm like what the fuc and I never heard it by never heard nothing I went home and took my underwear off Bianca magnifying glass it was over it was all over me they were all over the couch did you really like that New Jersey right next door not the other bug problem like 4 richest canvas that you would stand in front of it you Mock You are a makiwara it would have liked my God I get pukey so I didn't know who to hang out with so I would have to be like a double agent that was a tough job for me is a twelve-year-old I liked hanging out with my karate Geeks you know what I like going to competitions I like doing forms I like doing the semi-contact competitions where you couldn't take above the head yeah those are good for kids but you don't like it because the Kung Fu kids didn't get no p**** they just want to deposit they would talk about girls and they maybe have a crush on the girl in the 4:30 class but then the rest of the company of the event my other buddies were in the p**** so Adventure Lee I cut the karate f****** Geeks out and I started hanging out with the little druggies and you make your transition into end from those developmental ages like I tried to hide my drug use I tried to hide it special marijuana use for two or three years was just found one wow then once I became a freshman you got to start basketball my freshman year I decided to venture out into this acid thing choose me a compound peyote and mescaline is what they sell you in the South were supposedly put in tequila or something cool thing that's that's it you paid $80 for it and you got a hundred of those and you start look for $3 a piece and that would f*** you up for 6 hours with a 2-hour Haze in between an hour buffer I want to come down and I did that for three or four months which is snorting they'd sold it is what we do is we get a bunch of stems and seeds from the reefer we put it in a pot and we boil that pot and whatever separates from the stands in the seeds that goes to the sides we scrape that off and that's where you snort in your nose on my God so I was I was I have like a personal karate rule but I would always just smoke it and do the Mets going but I was never going to put nothing in my nose while you had a rule like a drug addict put something in I'll never shoot heroin and I never for the best karate man is like a running man like karate morals yeah I was just straight away with the reefer and Dad I finally as a flooring that f****** Gorilla Biscuits s*** cuz that's what it was it was angel dust they just me and my friend with a six-pack of Michael of the only like making love tonight is kinda special the pill with the bill will pour must say something more so me and him was started as soon as my mother step foot in that card 11 me and him would have it and we snort it and then f****** just sit around like and be f****** zombies all day yeah but that was a development that I went after my mom died I just want to learn acid tab 4 f****** a year all different types of God knows what was in those goddamn things I think your mom's house bit I need to send it to Tom yeah you send me a couple good ones I can't tell the story about taking a s*** without 90 people hitting me up the next day telling me that was the most brilliant story in the world was going to send it to time to her sit in his backyard some without a beard I took a shet and I put my back against the wall so when I shift when you should outside it's not going to be a decent s*** yeah it's going to be like explosive I can't breathe and now I go to the computer cuz my wife is very decent sitting there for a half hour and then my wife comes in the shoes where you home all day today I just had a conversation with Susan yeah yes yeah you had plans to go get a weed store you in a post office but I made a detour I plan to go home but I left the house key in the house trying to climb around the window that's what happened when I pulled myself up I actually landed with my stomach on the window and I really appreciate it push it out more like I ran out ran down the stairs from Colton or some weird town Twisted with a bunch of fly movie do you like about to cut a fart and then also an alarm start going off Lexapro no oh yeah why are they sometimes hot like why is it hot and then why does why do you know that Hots going to smell bad spicy food bro is it but is that what it is so oily french fries how long is Ant-Man play freshman ball and we're playing Paterson Eastside Westchester Jungle of a school like you got to be careful on that those days I was really scared of doctors I wouldn't say s*** to nobody on the way home we got on the bus and when we will wait that and stomach start to hurt I should Jesus Christ I don't know if I'm going to shoot myself a fart but let me just take a chance and I blew that was so bad right we want to Boston the bus windows but here's what you got by the I farted again and the teachers are going oh my God he's changing flavors because oh my God that's how bad these parts was


    Joe Rogan - Sleep Deprivation Causes Alzheimer's?
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    what stunning to me is that 6 hours is so detrimental I would have thought that I've been fine to 6 hours is good I can get six hours ass good that's normal for me six hours is normal IQ 7729 hours of sleep you need that has a special Gene that allows them to survive on about 5 some sleep and most people when I tell him to stand by you being you're much more likely for example to be struck by lightning in your lifetime the odds of which I think about one in 12500 then you also have this incredibly rare Gene that means you can survive on something around five hours of sleep really know what is the gene that promotes wakefulness chemistry within the brain that allows you to sit of maintain wakefulness Anamosa Steinway and so only trying to understand right now what the actual biochemical mechanisms are in terms of the consequence of that Gene that gene mutation but sadly it seems to exist that there are some of those quote-unquote short sleepers by the way you know we hear of these Business Leaders and even actually heads of state are not going to name any names but I'll give you right now but I'll give you two examples of the past Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan both what vociferous in the statement in the Declaration of how little sleep that they would get both of them said for 5 hours a night and I thinking pot it was to paint this heroic Ironclad stasis and Reagan both ended up getting Alzheimer's disease you know and we now know because of during deep sleep at night that there is a sewage system in the brain that kicks into high gear and it cleanses the brain of all of the metabolic talks instead of being built up throughout the day this low-level brain damage one of those toxic sticky proteins that builds up boss were awake is cooled be to amyloid beta amyloid is one of the leading causes of underlined the mechanism of Alzheimer's disease so the less sleep that you're having across the lifespan the more of that toxic amyloid is toxic amyloid is building up nice after night year after year and I don't think it's coincidental that both of them ended up progressing into a tragically into a stage of Alzheimer's disease do it's good night sleep clean in that way in terms of of deep sleep.


    Joe Rogan - What It's Like For a UFC Fighter To Cut Weight
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    do you walk around at about 1 if I'm completely just kind of like bullshittin doing whatever I've gotten to his eyes like 195 when you're in training like when you get annoyed save your 4 weeks out for you at 85 Fusion 185 you know that they're just it's a it's a reference it's a different body style you know I train with a lot of high-level welterweights to eunos the different body style that I'm more suited for 155 it's just with you know some of the things that I got to play around with I think we'll keep happening in the upcoming months I didn't reject that I will fight again until July or so so a lot of the things that I was doing diet-wise was trying to get into that and they approached me with this Barboza fight maybe like 8 weeks earlier than that so I just had to do it so is it a matter of just you didn't taper off quick enough for you just came into heavy before you started you know it was just it was at the time it was you know I said I want ya something on that time that I've really got to figure out in that was the biggest problem with with the Tony Ferguson fight you know I can break it down for you so usually I'm normally about 185 through 6 weeks of diet about 7677 like that's where I'm optimal and then from there I stopped market sell the week of the fight the Tuesday I'm 76 you know I say that all the way until you know I overload my body with water and you notice flush out some of the the the sodium in the cars and all that I saved the rest of that up until the day before and I try and cut as much as I can as spend as little time dehydrated that dehydrate as possible and I think that's some of the problem with having these early morning weigh-ins is the timing issue of it as you wake up and then you have to start from the time you wake up rather than if it's at 4 in the afternoon like it used to be you'd be able to do it all throughout the day yeah yeah I can cut more you know reasonably through the morning you know you can wait I mean I'm not really I don't really know the solution either you know I don't think nobody really knows the solution to that problem. The the time frame cuz you are seeing a lot of guys miss wait because of that and I think that's that's one of the biggest problems and not only that but guys are going to sleep completely dehydrated and sleeping through the night 20lb dehydrated that's a lot of water coming from your blood your blood gets bigger your heart rate slows down when you when you sleep I mean you know I try my best not to spend as much time dehydrated as possible yes at the time it is you on that last one especially when you see guys like those songs that just can't do it anymore and it goes up to 70 look better than ever what do you think about that 170 maybe in the future but in always got to be the right type of fight or something yeah there was there so many good Fighters now from I mean you go across the board mean pretty much every week loud that strong now but yeah I agree I think 55 is probably the strongest weight is so strong that you can make 165 what the holdup is on it and it'd be just as strong as any of the two weight classes next to it I couldn't agree more I think it's very important that we spread it out better I think 10 lb is reasonable that seems a little ridiculous better off with 10lb that's reasonable but when you go from like 85 to 205 that s*** crazy 70 because most guys you know like a normal sized guys about my size 180 590 lb that put you in that in that middle you know you guys like me with a lot of muscle where I'm not going to lose a lot of fat in between you know that even for this one I was 177 but I was born a half percent body fat you know I couldn't really lean can't get too much more than that calipers are you doing the how they tell a Tesson over at the other one that uses some sort of like electricity thing like you lie in a bed at 2 it's much easier just the same measurement send the same with the same calipers on point exactly I compare it at least but you know it's going to come out water if if they added 65 and you know I got 10 more pounds of water.


    Joe Rogan on Confederate Statue Controversies
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    who knows they might be Pro Trump trump just sold off the last of national parks grand staircase open it up for oil and gas drilling they probably like that s*** man yeah that's an interesting thing like I've heard very different versions of that from zinke when that guy's what is the Secretary of the Interior was thinking when he was talking about it he's explaining that's not what happened that is sensually went right back to where the way it was before Obama changed the legislation change the rules protected under Obama for a good reason there's dinosaur fossils there Native Americans have monuments there but of course we don't care about Native American monuments we just care about Confederate monuments we don't care about abolishing all the Native American land and all the treaties we just care about protecting bizarre Confederate statues around the country I don't think we should protect Confederate statues and they should be in like you know the middle of Times Square Genghis Khan statues most of those things were made during the Jim Crow era constructed quickly it was a protest the Civil Rights Movement a lot of them that's crazy but the thing is like they are a representation of History just like a king is Khan statue of your representation that monster I mean we think of Genghis Khan is a guy open up trade with China today you know you vaguely understand that he was responsible for the death of 10% of the population of the world back then change the f****** the Earth date is literally a difference in the carbon footprint because 10% less people were alive during Genghis Khan's Reign they killed everybody but today push them toward their own people so they would get shot they will be the first people get shot with arrows and I mean there's some horrific s*** but I don't think we should melt Genghis Khan statues I think the Confederacy is just so much more reason and be done with it though wacky people were in the 1960s they constructed these homages to the 18 hundreds and slavery was legal they constructed these statues to sort of paint these people in this heroic fashion that were fighting to keep black people slaves as part of the Thanos this is all right there somewhere would be something like that right and but it should be like detailed description of what exactly made it what was the political affiliation of the people that created it only f****** white women


    Joe Rogan - ADHD & Sleep
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    are there anything is there anything you can do in terms of how you eat or supplements you can take that could potentially at least somewhat mitigate the effects of having no sleep we haven't found any good countermeasures diet pills so people have tried at things like ephedrine help you get over basic reduction in your life is so basic response times you can you can dose with caffeine and still maintain some degree of a fast response under conditions of sleep deprivation what about provigil or Nuvigil and acetic acid modafinil debated who actually came up with it maybe in the French military who actually ended up being the degenerates of that that seems to work through a pathway at least right now is being disbanded dopamine dopamine is principally known as pleasure drug it's the chemical that a lot of drugs of abuse will Target to serve ramp up but it also is a basic alertness truck that when you get an increase in dopamine you tend to actually get an increase in your alertness and your wakefulness don't you get an increase in happiness as well you can to although modafinil tends to come with the alertness component of that equation and less so with that Euphoria that's why it has Aloha prevalence of that of addiction and use why I know a lot of people who I wouldn't say they abused it but they say they have to use it like the all the doctor says doctor says I'm going to use it and then I'm always suspicious because they seem pretty normal other than the fact that they are exhausted if they don't take this which was essentially stimulant I've taken it a few times I've taken it when I have to drive like long periods of time like I'm driving from San Diego to California or two y Los Angeles and maybe I have a gig my gigs done at 11:30 I know I'm going to be on the road late at night I might take one and it's fine but it's just weird feeling it's a weird State and I know a lot of tech people a lot of Silicon Valley is on the stuff and they pop it like candy so much so the Tim Ferriss when he was writing his book The 4-Hour Body he didn't want included anyone include this particular drug because you felt like people just going to eat it all the time I mean it's right throughout that you can play Yeti truck as well as adderal and one of the interesting things is that if you look at the the profile of what sleep deprivation is cognitively you know reduced alertness impulsivity lack of ability to concentrate difficulties with learning and memory difficulties with behavioral problems if I were to describe those features to a pediatrician and say what disorder is this probably say it's it's ADHD now know is that there is some portion of children out there who are diagnosed with ADHD who either one or just underslept or to actually have sleep-disordered breathing because of tonsil problems with a not getting sufficient sleep and when you treat the Sleep Disorder when you do acid if you know remove the tonsils they start sleeping normally and the ADHD disappears so there is an issue here I think within that said of the explosion of ADHD notable people pretty divisive sleep problems simply masquerading as ADHD some people off one of the other problems too though is that ADHD kids tend not to sleep very well and what we end up giving them is a drug that is a stimulant which will combat sleep and fight back against sleep so I think we need to have a bit more of a strategic approaches to when we think about at least the dose of those that medication in terms of when sleep should be X expected during the day Casino taking it in the middle of the day and the evening and if it's stimulants wake promoting drug-free kuffel to sleep as part of it that's terrifying because I don't know if the people that are prescribing these things have the sort of deep education and sleep in the necessity of it that you do they don't I didn't you know it's not that at all. Prescribing sleep and don't make the mistake that that's me suggesting prescribing sleeping pills that's acceptance rate I've started to try and Lobby doctor to stop prescribing sleep and don't make the mistake about to me suggesting in a prescribing sleeping pills that's acceptance rate sleeping pills are associated with significantly higher risk of death in cancer and and I'm happy to speak about that too and


    Joe Rogan - Does WME Run the UFC?
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    I just want to remind shows that cover weigh-ins Wayans I wear a t-shirt that's one thing UFC's been doing both making cool t-shirts for each Reebok you make a cool t-shirt for each place to go to in LA Concha walking around is there someone above Dana that's walking around and hanging out backstage or staying at the 12 Dana's always run in the show for sure they're like oh s*** that's the golden snitch comes for the fights or comes the way in he goes out f****** busy that dude must be he's in and out yeah not even well I don't I don't ask questions honestly I really don't ask a lot of good care I've been working there forever I asked almost no question is what I asked to give zero interest in the people's business I mean literally zero especially with the UFC I don't give a fuk I just want to know who's fighting who's fighting to know what are going to do change it to it's a fun thing LL Cool J is that LL Cool J me Kimmel Adam Levine I thought they probably everybody chips in little bit man they have to give him money I don't know that's why I don't I don't either I don't like this no I don't I don't I don't know what we're doing it or how they're doing.


    Joe Rogan on the Scientology Network
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    what is the Scientology Network what curious get the f*** out of here and there are Paramount. why we had some downtime there this thing set up like stress test and you go in your whole lot of these cans I ask you a question I think it's stand up in their Brian's acting teacher sings songs from musicals not even musical just the songs from the musical so I can score release amazing it was great me and Brian Weir High is Jesus on the space shuttle I mean we were gone we were we were hugging each other why what's going on we couldn't believe how ridiculous it was ex-girlfriend one of her acting classes when I first moved to LA and I start dating this check was an actress her acting class was a Scientology based acting class and apparently it's really common there's a lot or at least it was at the time with everything coming out with that Leah Ramey or whatever name is Leah Remini you be the next f****** Expendables 7 use got to jump in the Scientology I thought Pride check it out with girls with girls apparently they come to him then they'll arrange like boyfriend situations and weddings. What happened with Tommy Cruise write a legend like Katie Holmes s*** f****** Talking Tom Cruise's laying low right now he apparently did some crazy ass stunts for Mission Impossible there to film it like a hundred times did you see it now hurry Jamie hit it a jump from building to building were there to film it like a hundred times did you see it now hurry play me hit it from building to building that he does all his own stunts he is a bad as he does that he doesn't let anyone else do it


    Joe Rogan - "Based on a True Story" Movies Are Misleading
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    change the name of the guy Mark Schultz fight good movie though based on a true story movies when the dragon came out the Bruce Lee movie with Jason Scott Lee he did he was bi play Bruce Lee and I live it up so much b******* in there oh my God demonstrations but in the movie they had them his opponent like broke his back with a sidekick in the movie he was in the hospital never competed I don't think he had an amateur fighting like he had and bought in a YMCA for the right to teach non-asians Kung Fu in San Francisco a little bit know that f**** you up put you in the hospital it was really want why he's one of the other teaching Americans are s*** and I want so we had a fight and wasn't at a YMCA in the movie in the movie it was in an underground Cavern with like Elders in these little spot yet about a real person that's like when Abraham Lincoln fought the vampires it was obvious it wasn't real movies maybe we can sleep good at night that we do know a lot of people out there are drinking baby blood maybe after a while you turning liked it until I feel like a vampire kind of person


    Joe Rogan on Instagram Models
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    follow me on Instagram I find a Fastenal giant but that's what he knows but real ones real what's your last name thing the ass was not a big deal for a long time for a long time you go back to Lake Lynda Carter Wonder Woman you never saw her ass never was not a thing man has Farrah Fawcett yeah right slots at that big but I like big butts and the black community we were always in the big but we didn't need we don't need Society to tell us that we don't know what the hell it was we just like studying the size of asses they be like what is noticeable jump a certain point time the 20th century look what is that I saw this documentary once called the history of sex it was on the Science Channel or something is a five-part documentary and they were getting into why we we like certain things from the opposite sex and the but apparently the reason will obviously liked its we liked it that they're big we like them because then we know that birth give birth easier Seger attracted to that symmetry according to this documentary the fat in the butt it during the third trimester of pregnancy that's when the brain develops and and the brains develop from fat from the ass according to this document so I guess we're looking at big round asses for smarter babies evolutionary us because that's the most fertile women the women that's going to be most likely to hold a baby to term and raise a child and that's why all those qualities that you like him like what a lot of men are really attracted to nurturing women really attracted to a woman who wants to cook you dinner you know woman wants to like give you a massage like to a lot of guys that's a big deal because that's like a nurturing type woman that would be not just that way to you but that way your children to talk about white scientifically are men two big titties big ass we're also talking about how back-in-the-day asses weren't a big deal with Farrah Fawcett Universal Farrah Fawcett test Wonder Woman magazines everybody knew who it was a rare up internet or something just like dudes dude f****** reference to superseded the internet it like bypass but it wasn't way bigger shoes current now I should say is a lot of girls like her now she get lost in the shop but what I'm saying is like then she was one of the few girls that people would pass or photos around pre social media correct so wasn't like it was like this girl on Instagram page and she had 10 million followers because of her ass it was like guys like you would go dude look at this and you would send it to me and I'll go chase doesn't say it doesn't say the bottom of the barcode probably done 500 magazine the same as like Twitter Facebook Myspace right f****** top 8 or whatever it was she like girls named who's the dimepiece who's on Modern Family still strong still doing a girl strong strong game I'm getting hot dude so we got through this a million followers after this podcast upload she is a companion other than kickboxing outside the UFC right man good


    Joe Rogan & Eddie Bravo Argue Over Nuclear Bomb Conspiracy
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    you can get the JRE is mainstreaming you keep this quiet the fact that the government's nuclear test most likely killed John Wayne and a shitload of actors from f****** cancer in the desert they were dropping bombs not knowing what the f*** they were doing and it's plenty of evidence they didn't know what the f*** they're doing now you watch the videos of old nuclear test site with soldiers running towards the blast have you seen those what about I don't know how many nuclear bombs actually don't exist that they never actually figured it out but they realize that the threat of nuclear bombs is good enough that you can see the bottom of the ocean and they didn't know how much of a blast it would create mess with those in your study then I'm saying I don't know how can anybody tell like a regular person. I think you should probably talk to a nuclear physicist and stuff I don't know imagine something that can blow the ocean of my night into the sky is another one of those videos where they do it from a distance look at that look at that yeah I don't know if what kind of mom that is I don't know look at that I don't know I don't know because this is a nuclear bomb okay in the scientists all agree there's no conspiracy the idiots online they literally have no idea what they're talking about and they're spread start time 2 could lay it out could give you all these instructions so you could go do it on your own without anybody else what is the college I got a day okay so that proves that I didn't keep going down the nuclear Ohio State they don't give it to the freshman why you so angry not it's frustrating because nuclear bombs being fake because dinosaurs not being real all those things are crazy Giant waste of time for us do you hear me being angry right now you got sounded angry said you were frustrated frustrated if usually is is in there with anger anger I'm just the one fun point and he was making his like man I don't know nuclear science or anything like that so I don't know those that embalms a real compared to regular bomb is a fun conversation that's it just makes up your f****** calves Jamie I can't find the answers that's all I that's my only point when you're talking over me that's where the frustration comes from we can see why you angry that doesn't get anybody anywhere we're just talking about the reality of these facts you guys can believe whatever you want I will get anybody anywhere we're just talking about the reality of these facts you guys can believe whatever you want I will


    Joe Rogan - You Should Want Trump to Succeed
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    when when is a fighter going to come out with a bit of time will you get more s*** for liking the president never not even close I mean at the very least even if you didn't want him to win now that he's the president would you not want him to succeed what do you want why do you want everything to be a catastrophic failure because your guy didn't win or do you want him to get better at the job and be really good does and be the best president that he can be and pull bunch of s*** I'm going to do with North Korea what's up with that both North Korea and South Korea giving Donald Trump all the credit that's amazing or terrible if you're doing business with more terrible if you're his lawyer terrible whatever but Dad on Orthodox style might have value. but no one wants that value because it's almost like you're rooting against America because you feel so strongly about the present what you should want is even if you don't like Donald Trump will you should want as if he does great f****** job he turn the economy around he goes after child pedophiles he goes after like whatever whatever fill in the blanks whatever thing you would like him to do even if he talks crazy s*** about and it gets on Fox and Friends and says a bunch of nice s*** wouldn't you still want that guy to do the best job running the country this is where things get weird cuz I think most people say no I think in if it's a yes they're lying that's what they want I want him to do great because he's a f****** president like either someone else comes along that's better and wins and takes over or why would I want everything to go bad even if I didn't vote for the doctors f****** annoying but you got to fix your name but you know he's the best of fixing nice that's my knee up


    Joe Rogan - Eddie Bravo's Trump Conspiracy
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    Trump gave NASA a whole shitload of money would 19 billion dollars that they started a campaign to go to the moon and they canceled the mission top secret moon rover that they won't don't want to let anybody know about who they spend some new cool shift maybe probably I didn't have yeah imagine Trump goes on TV and says there's a lot of things to talk about one of them is terrible tragedy we've never been the Moonlight gentleman qanon is someone in the Trump Administration people think it's someone in the intelligence in the military who's dropping all these Clues on 4chan and 8chan to the whole thing is it real is a disinformation and a man playing a trick he legally can't say what's going on behind the scenes 3 month and there's all these people in the underground basically he's saying trust the president it's going to take awhile to take down all these corrupt people at the top of the FBI and the Department of Justice scholarship we're going to take them down one-by-one so he's been dropping all these Clues on how they're going to do it it's pretty interesting you listen to Everyday his drops everyday and it's it's like it gets a dick but you don't know if it's real or not and Pete if you mix drops everyday needs all these clues of what's going on behind the sandwich and traced back to find out who he is anything like that you know I think I'm looking for Channer 8chan isn't it like if you can you can hackers know how to drop information information without being tracked right for sure right is that that's what's going on analyze with all these Clues what's going on what Trump is doing behind-the-scenes cuz it got the media and Rob entire media Hollywood FBI and what they're finding out is there finding text messages and emails going back and forth between key people running the government polluting to destroy Trump that what's going on forever is going to win but they're going back and looking at all the text messages from all these super powerful people people are resigning going on right now with the media is only going to tell you their side and then q a non is dropping the behind-the-scenes Clues because it's pretty fascinating arm tribal ear does another Sim this is ended another 700%


    Joe Rogan & Eddie Bravo on the Barry Seals Conspiracy
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    thought they were filming everything he was Mike and had a lot of group and laid the law that that's hilarious I need to see that American made the movie with Tom Cruise and Tom Cruise movie I mean they did not pull any punches they made look like Bill Clinton got them off Bill Clinton called the prosecutor they caught him with millions of dollars and cocaine and money and say why do they have her on the phone with Bill Clinton Bill Clinton like he's telling her I'm going to walk with or not he said that I don't know cuz he did no one knows right and he telling her it was trust me I'm going to walk right out of here and they're all laughing and she's like you're not going to walk anyway and they're like mrs. prosecutor Bill Clinton's on the phone and Clinton yes yeah you see you see you just get pissed off next another uncuff them and he's leaving to let you know that Bill Clinton and if the only way you could put that in the movie is there has to be some truth to him all right he made that call he hadn't made that call you couldn't otherwise of him saying let that guy go and so the reason they think is because in the film this is what they're saying is that he was tied in with the CIA and somehow another to the CIA using him for reconnaissance photos and stuff like that and it eventually got hooked up these drug dealers start selling drugs the CIA was in on it and they are allowing him to do it and he was getting them photographs and Intel from all these different drug places and in return they were letting him do whatever he did and taking a piece of it probably in Mena Arkansas governor of two kids were killed they were murdered and they told the parents that the kids have gotten high and fell asleep on the train tracks for the parents did an independent autopsy and found stab wounds in the kids asked Jesus what the f*** happened here and then slowly but surely the whole thing unravels they witnessed a drug drop yeah and oh well they made me feel like it was a CIA Mena Arkansas cocaine and you get the whole status in the movie the way they haven't made up is like that that was just one thing the soda straw that broke the camel's back there even have that and I don't even remember if they had that in the movie the kids did they have in the movie The Murder they didn't have the murder the kids know they didn't but what they did have is these people are mean everybody was rich they're all coming in at 4 apparently turn off that was a real person but in the in the movie he's he's balling out of control and he's he's got some f****** ridiculous souped-up car and he's got money coming out of his pockets and stuff in and gets caught by a cop you know and I don't know if that happened in real life but in the movie they made it seem like everybody was just there was so much money flowing around it didn't make any sense they were borrowing it is backyard they when they busted him is like in the movie again I don't know if this is real


    Joe Rogan - GSP vs. Ben Askren
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    Donald asking Ben askren the sign of Delta wants to do it to Ben askren still owes fights with one FC though so they would have to do some sort of contract with them nfcu would have to have to be favorable conditions with UFC or like they just you know you can make some sort of a deal or they give him a piece of the revenue but it would have to be a very small prods already against in the sun with you is the can crusher over there Rich Franklin's the guy who does the how to become king play 107.7 down just good luck and good luck stand with them to you know that the stand-up is a big gap between Ben askren stand up at GSP stand up big gap between Prince's grappling GSP grappling Olympian Woodley's Mass Woodley GSP has more takedowns in UFC history you're right but I never ride a guide at the level of aspirin when it comes to wrestling


    Joe Rogan on Cambridge Analytica
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    you shouldn't buy it because they don't update him very well I did I put it that people that I believe you that said they were listening to a podcast we were doing we were talking about something and then that something appeared in their Google Apps and he's like I never looked up this and it wasn't a Google at it was a YouTube search it was YouTube suggested is like my f****** computers listen is that with your playing things yeah so when we're playing so if he's playing a podcast on YouTube YouTube listening to that and that's how they suggest it's just happening in ads what I think might be happening with people are noticing now is not just that it's happening within the software it's that your actual device the microphone is on and the laptop cameras on two people block the camera with tape blocker microphone how we can prevent all of our ship from being collected the Facebook Cambridge analytica thing I do like everyone missed the boat of what that story was you heard about that right there on Facebook everything is being taken in datamined that's very obvious but what wasn't really investigated Channel 4 did this crazy investigation where they pretended like they were a patron trying to hire Cambridge analytica some billionaire dude and they put them on camera it's all recorded the guys are basically like it basically like a private intelligence from almost like a black water where you can hire mercenaries to set up honey pots with prostitutes takedown politicians lie on them they set up shell companies with MI6 Mossad it's all just untraceable s*** they just ghost out they said they can go stand out of countries they literally said that they stage the entire Kenyan election there like we staged the whole thing we wrote all the speeches yeah Channel 4 did a crazy investigation about it and it and it so that's why I'm just like why is everyone focusing on Facebook data companies are there like this I always think yeah well focus on Russian trolls 14 Russian trolls in St Petersburg how many companies like Cambridge analytica like Blackwater like all these things are operating around the world doing all this out of a lot that we don't know where someone gets shot in the head St Petersburg how many companies like Cambridge analytica like Blackwater like all these things are operating around the world doing all this out of your flock load a lot a lot that we don't know because it's only for someone gets shot in the head and like


    Joe Rogan - Abby Martin's Problem with VICE
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    and that was insane I went and invited myself in the protest their holy s*** is the media lying about that too and then that the death toll that we kept hearing in the mainstream media that maduro's mowing down the destruction caused by the protesters like either shooting people lynching people alive burning them alive or doing these giant Road blockades where they would light giant flaming piles of trash and people would be you know flying off the freeway or getting an accidents and s*** and so once we just reported those facts then this Lynch Mob came after us it was very very scary and look I mean the media is lying about the popular support that that maduro's government has there was massive program Riley's there and the country's pretty divided where it just depends on who you talk to what is vice doing over there is an Imperial Army My Brothers documentary of the Imperial government their line the line not like the line because they look I think Obama and Biden are war criminals so I don't think it's cool as a journalist to not challenge power and so when you invite these people into your office and and are really buddy-buddy with them I'm offended by that you're such a but check out there about the agenda and my brothers documentary just goes over kind of a lot of stuff about Vice but I think the problem that I have advice is is just like a problem that I have with all all other corporate media like we were saying there's always a line that's uniform that basically promotes the US Empire and promote American exceptionalism so you know action browse the rapper Never Had a human being come in the studio and smoke more weed never seen anybody tomorrow. We had an ashtray that we took photos of it afterwards or like this is how much weed Action Bronson smoke while he was on the show I just ran into him at the UFC easily going that's on Vice to problem is that when it comes to coverage of foreign policy I think they really missed the boat while I thought that are good on like that's the thing it's that still accept anyone can kind of submit it's a huge tent I think they have a hard time filtering everything out I think they've gotten you know they were this radical sort of like upstart where people hadn't heard of them before and they were doing wild s*** and that's really cool feels like like the guide to travel and they did that thing where they went to Liberia and met with General but naked and he's explaining about eating children and cutting her husband do think that they really missed the boat on Venezuela Russia and Ukraine and some other things when it comes to covering Global complex because that's just a problem with a lot of Journalism and corporate media in general is that you're towing a line because you're an American just like we're talk about Israelis I mean you have preconceived notions you have your own bias you have your own ethnocentric lens about world issues so it bleeds over to those conflicts and unless you're like an internationalist can you see the world from a different lens but when I was on the ground in Venezuela I was like this is not what we're saying and and Ukraine and some other things when it comes to covering Global complex because the problem with a lot of Journalism and corporate media and general is that you're towing a line because you're an American just like we're talk about Israelis I mean you have preconceived notions you have your own bias you have your own ethnocentric lines about world issues so it bleeds over to those conflicts and unless you're like an internationalist can you see the world from a different lens but when I was on the ground in Venezuela I was like this is not what we're saying


    Joe Rogan - Yeti Cooler vs. The NRA
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    all right now between Yeti coolers and the NRA fascinating cuz this just shows how tribal and crazy people get Yeti Coolers they canceled some they had these programs like go to go to do you know my friend Ben O'Brien's Instagram do you know that these the way they describe the describe the program but they had a bunch of outdated incentive programs where like you like if you signed up for something to get a discount discount program. Is this guy and coolers keep ice for days you could put ice in them and go to the desert and 5 days later you have ice in that cooler and I'm not bullshiting they're phenomenal so anyway they notified the NRA and the organization has changed yet explained to them that they're offering an alternative customization program broadly available to Consumers and organizations including the NRA foundation so then the NRA releases the statement that Yeti Coolers doesn't want to work with the NRA anymore they don't support the Second Amendment to f*** them so people start blowing up their Yeti Coolers they still do Yeti Coolers up with that thermite s*** or what it was that stuff not there my what's that explosion you know they started like three hundred bucks so this is like it there blow this thing I'm telling you these people are just looking for an excuse to blow s*** up quote in this article that sort of highlights of f****** Preposterous this all is its want an enemy they're happy with something and even though yet he's explained their whole f****** business is hunters and fishermen and right they're not anti-nra they're definitely not anti-second Amendment like f****** relax so even after they put out that statement the NRA Double Down because they need to understand everybody else and we should all anybody that supports any outdoor activities has to understand that the conflict if you have any internal conflict against each other like button thing about hunters and fishermen all these people what their real opposition is is animal rights activist and radical animal Liberation Organization type people that's the real enemy the enemy isn't Yeti Coolers who makes their business selling it to Hunters and fishermen and Anglers like these people are crazy so this conflict just shows to me like people are just looking for a fight night buy them up yeah but now this this also is really fascinating yeah I'll send this to Jamie cuz I sent it to my friend Ben O'Brien who's freaking out about this cuz Ben is he's he's an executive it Yeti my buddy Ben and you know I sent him this thing where all these other coolers all these other cooler companies are freaking out and jumping in and say we are all set. Deadspin here Jamie I'll send it to you right now all these I mean I don't know if they're all right but a lot of people who say you know Liberals are snowflakes and you and your private everything it's like dude you guys are literally a build careers off being victims I mean what is happening here I mean I know that this is not exactly the same thing but it's kind of is ridiculous do you think like the Laura Ingraham things fascinating here it is bison coolers like these people only tap like me wake great quote on that scroll down a little bit Jamie scroll down a little bit between essentially indistinguishable cooler brand all trying to declare their undying Devotion to guns more fervently than their Rivals the whole s*** is exactly as stupid as it seems and amid the fog of marketing b******* and bad faith NRA posturing there one truth that none of this none of this mess cannapure 470 999 is too much to pay for a cooler brainly good coolers but who wrote that article give that guy some serious man the Deadspin author Patrick Redford


    Joe Rogan on Incels
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    no the guy who blew out or guy who ran over those people that is what is the new word Ansel what is the word enable involuntary celibate with all these folks and it's like $40,000 it exists for everyone because they are they think that they're unattractive and they're basically just blame like attractive women for not having sex with him is really disturbing and this guy apparently mowed down about people in Toronto because he he was one of these people insoles creating rules and honestly the sickens me what r7070 was 40000 yesterday so there's like a bunch of goofballs it just signed up just to just to read see what the f*** is going on over there freaking out screenshots I get it but don't take a truck and run over a bunch of civilians cuz he can't get laid just to the Barre classes that teach people how to be nice so people like them guys to do they don't leave their basement and this is what comes out of it it's really unfortunate they need to interact with normal people and society and realize that there's someone for everyone I mean you know it's not really though I know that yeah did you hear about this term before I did not know about this term before know how many of these terms are out there that we don't know about they're going to blow up in our face right I mean that are going to commit massacres and then we're going to find out about some other weird subculture on Reddit that has been multiple of them


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Disney's Animatronic Trump
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    makes the seashell suit he literally makes a suit of armor out of shells to block himself from a shark if nuts4nuts there weird animals you know we don't like to think we could talk and sing songs and s*** and get her eyes done but where the Trump statue Jamie that were talking about yesterday in the witch was it the presidential House of Wax or some s*** please tell me it's bad it's crazy it's like they're blocking him wait what in the f*** is that it doesn't look anything like him look at it he has no way he liked it some weird s*** to his jaw extended and creepy he made his next in here find a photo of it cuz in the high-res photos is a low-res video it's difficult to see how shity it is but it's so shity that it looks fake like like no this is not really the one artist the artist creation come on oh my God that's good but either way good or bad this is clearly Jefferson and Lincoln LS F cuz all they had was drawings terrible yeah it's pretty bad that I'm hoping that as time goes on is going to be less tribalism and then as human beings are able to freely travel and communicate with each other going to be dealing with less of this but hoping you know into I'm a just like slavery doesn't exist anymore in the United States at least I'm hoping that as time goes on is going to be less tribalism and then as human beings are able to freely travel and communicate with each other we're going to be dealing with less of this but it seems like it's almost like someone who basically got famous politically because he said Obama was a secret puzzle in Canyon


    Joe Rogan on Kanye's Pro-Trump Twitter Rants
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    like the scrutiny that he's been wondering whether he deserves it or not I'm not saying he doesn't but would want that microscope up your ass sunken place and it just like his giant Corridor in his house and it's like I don't know dude I think you're like oh cuz from get out cuz that everyone's like dude you're in the sunken place you don't get out what time did Joker and his like dude is not even Halloween what are you doing I'm having fun this is huge empty room and he's just like I don't even know his bionic arm a photo he means to be or not he's a master at getting people to pay attention to him what it what weather this is just because he's so wacky that everybody paying attention to him or whether it's a real calculated sort of maneuver to act outrageous and act like he's out of control but boys he f****** good at here it is do this look like the sunken place and he's crying laughing now looks like this looks like a table and some chairs long as open space with white walls keeping up with Kardashians filming in the LOL so I did wow not here blowing Minds to see if I could talk him into actually fighting Joe Biden you're a businessman Trump to see if I could talk him into actually fighting Joe Biden it's like you're a businessman if you want to make you feel like you're you're the best and everything could be the best at fighting


    Joe Rogan - What Does Israel Want?
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    but as a state like what do they want from the Palestinians what do they expect they expect to keep the status quo keep business going as usual never let those people live a normal life like what it what do they want and why do they have so much hate and why why haven't the Israeli people like seeing the horrors of this and rebelled well it to be a leftist and Israel it's it's difficult and to be an anti-zionist it's even more difficult cuz you're rejecting your entire like identity Legend as well as your political agenda a lot of other things in the past but this is different because it's ongoing and ever since the Inception of Israel to today the colonizers who colonized Atlanta always knew that there was indigenous Arab population that they wanted to kill or expel and that's still the goal like the from Ben Gurion himself the original you know prime minister of Israel and he said there's so many Arabs are we need to expel them and take their places of people in a people without a land it was always over herbs and I've always just wanted to expel the indigenous population so they can have an ethno supremacist State and that's really what it what it is and that's open you be I'm sorry but can you be a Muslim and live in Israel can you be a Muslim and live in Jerusalem I would really recommend the work of Miko peled and Ronnie Barkan there to anti-zionist israeli-born Jews who have extensively talked about this but I mean just just in the roads like there's settler only roads compared to a little basically hate these people and think of them as the other end and I've heard you're going to check out interviews that I did with with just average Israelis in the streets because the genocide all rhetoric is very apparent and it's very open and talk anyway right now so when people say oh you're only telling us one side of the story look I didn't know the Palestine side of the story until I was an adult which really should say something about our education system in our media when you completely office gate an entire reality and are only told one side but before I went there I I I conception of what it was but once you go you really see how much worse it is this is really party approves annexation plan go to force Palestinian departure or to go forward like 2 minutes after this what the hell you're talking when I was in Jerusalem is a place called tolerance square is a bustling shopping area I spoke to people from all backgrounds all walks of life and I just asked them very simple questions what is it like to live here how do you deal with the you know problems and basically they just were very very readily like comfortable to tell me very crazy genocide all things on camera like no thinking that that would actually look good for an American audience so keep that in mind can you talk about what it's like to kind of live in this situation is very hard I also I'm going to organization cooled lava against that juice for the Marriott juices specialization that God gave it to the juice and will want juice to get mixed up together with a different Nation I think he's ready to take over and then they didn't look there to talk to them what we can do is win that they they do enough harm we retaliate that's war and that's the situation any Jewelers in his will have to deal with still being there villages and will be here we don't have to live together and everything will be just fine out the family because it's all begins how do you say kick out the Arabs done I don't think there's any answers thing there's only one way to like I would carpet bomb them I don't I don't trust one more crazy one coming up to stop it completely talk about this later a lot of people when you look at Israeli Society you know it started off as kind of a socialist project with the kubota's and now it's just turn into a fascist supremacist state where Netanyahu reflects the true face of Israel just like Trump reflect the true face of of this country and when it's getting too toxic for even Natalie Portman to be a you know this ambassador to Israel you know that the tide is turning but unfortunately there's so much s*** going on Congress hasn't I think they just totally support this man and there's weird like BDS legislation trying to criminalize basically descent where you have contractors in Texas having to sign Clauses promise that they won't support boycott of Israel to in order to rebuild hurricane homes what is BDS boycott divestment sanctions it's the movement that Palestinians have asked us to help them to you know boycott and and that's what Stephen Hawking was All About Eve at hehe boycotted scientific conferences in Tel Aviv so this is what we got to do and we have to fight went to stop endorsing these massacres in the atrocities obviously this attitude that these people have is coming from a place and they're talking about terrorist attacks like how many terrorist attacks are actually happening in Jerusalem written in El Rio and that really gives you an Insight let these people are being occupied militarily the occupations international law is a lot of times acceptable under international law when you're being illegal I'd sell you are a terrorist attacks against their not not many and when you look at the actual amount of people who when you look at those terrorist attacks and see how many are against soldiers like how many stabbing attacks are against Soldiers the numbers become very different it's a bit different in Israel in the more Unified eventually will know a lot of these are like aren't armed soldiers that are buying everyone identity because they have to do military time so they military base got attacked in the United States we would think damn soldiers got attacked we wouldn't necessarily think of it the same way as if they Dallas got attacked a terrorist attack that happened in Dallas who think of it as an attack on American citizens not just military but their military is their citizens because mandatory military service a lot of them where I'm not actually sure what this is our sun a lot where I was like why are so many Americans going over there 17 year olds and join the idea what kind of mentality do you have to have to move from like a comfortable Suburban Philadelphia to go like touch the Wailing Wall and yeah that's the spot right the epicenter of conflict 2 because again are banned from everything so so if you're a Palestinian and you live in Gaza you just you're just stuck you're stuck forever and that's what it seems like people from America either you are born dead you don't have a life so that's why these people are giving up their life to send a message to us that's why they're doing this that's the only reason they're doing this is to send a message to us help us that's all they can do is use their bodies so their concern is if they open up Gaza the idea is that if the Palestinians come and they live in Israel with everybody else that they're just going to cause trouble and kill people and create side bombs that's that's what idea that's what they say even though when I end and because Raley Lobby in the stand with us and all these people have said you know you're you're portraying us as really different than we really are cuz they like to portray themselves as peaceful loving Democratic nation in there like Palestinians will say the same thing about us not true I was driving around and settler plates in a car that look like I was a colonial settler I did not hear one person say anything remotely genocide all about Jewish people one person say anything remotely genocide all about Jewish people I talk to you look what you doing


    Joe Rogan Reacts to CRAZY Mountain Running Video
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    it's like we kind of were small in a sport where it's like you can't really say like 100 Miler he's like okay you do really well at all of them or in Courtney's case really well at all of them you can't find a better female on the female side of thing someone who can do it better than that like she does it she kills it 40 Mi to the mountains kills it it's it's crazy interesting topic to wear like the we're like men and women in an ultramarathon and all that kind of feel like we're one of the races were women can win and it's the same thing to me about it is women can and do win some races but when they're like like Courtney's very much the most I would say talented person to do one of the two hundred miles yet like there hasn't been a lot of what like the the top of the sport hasn't really moved into that important certainly top of the sport but she's best I think she's the best woman all around if certainly in the United States you think she's the best at running those 200m I know he and he won the he's essentially the best Mountain Runner by far like there's maybe one of the guy can maybe compete with him at something under a hundred miles but if it's like he would probably like beat Everyone by who knows how much in a 200 even nearly expanded some of them faxed yeah that's that's crazy now and it's he is running folks what is this video is a 2101 l i a n j o r n e t and he's running in chamoy and he looks like the fin of a shark shark was the size of a mountain that is so scary. 20000 feet down 17,000 feet up for him like he likes that Steve technical stuff so but yeah the only running basically have to guarantee scheme the other half for sure but yeah it's when you look at like some of the races that are kind of the big races like Western States 100 is the most competitive hundred-mile in the United States and Ultra Trail Mont Blanc which attached by shaminy where you saw that video it's probably at least last year with the most competitive in the world those are the reason I like to look at that kind of see like where the divergences from the males and the females I need to look like course records and winning times like you know the men are finishing like two plus hours ahead of the women are on a pretty regular basis on that type of stuff and at Altra Trail Mount Blanca know sometimes it's for 5 hours and then it is so then you can kind of like it actually is more in line with what you see with other endurance distances like marathons and stuff like that the crazy thing about it though is that doesn't mean that's going to happen every time like there's certainly yours type of stopping at Ultra Trail Mont Blanc you know sometimes it's for 5 hours and then it is so then you can kind of lay it actually kind of is more in line with what you see with other endurance distances like marathons and stuff like that the crazy thing about it though is that doesn't mean that's going to happen every time like there's certainly years where women do really well and finish like in the top 10 among the in like Budweiser States or UTMB


    Joe Rogan Has MIND BLOWN By 100 Mile Running Record
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    if you can eliminate some of those are reduce the potential them flaring up that's usually a win cuz then there's less chance of something popping up that you wouldn't expect or an uncertain thing happening during the race and but you may still happen you I've done that I would see the most efficient hundred miles is 11 hours and 40 minutes and 55 seconds at a race in 2015 called 11 hours read a hundred miles the thing that 100 mile record you average 7 minutes per mile for almost 12 hours to that is insane that is f****** insane Bert Kreischer he brags when he runs 7 miles 100 mile record by running walking minutes per mile it's that's crazy with the thing of the interesting thing I thought about that event was when I was talking about efficiency is I stopped twice during that race and it was for maybe a total of like 60 Atmos 90 seconds total and it was just it was just a p times so like your thought about just peeing your pants and just keep run while ashore there was a guy who did that was two years before I did that race and he was trying to break 13 hours and he was like right on the edge I don't you just whip it out and peed all over the track I'm pretty sure have a situation like that unfortunately cuz it's it's okay to poop your pants the bomb bomb went off roof yeah it's you know it's okay to poop your pants as a sign


    Joe Rogan - Running Shoes Are Unnatural!
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    I wanted to ask you is does anybody wear like Minimalist Shoes and run these ultramarathons cannot remember her name is Ultras in call the the the vanishing it's essentially minimal shoe I'm just like a little bit of fabric on the top super hard flat base and that's kind of what I like when I'm on a road or track so I was wearing that the vanish vanish yeah there's one there was one guy who is Christ he's like a 222 or 223 marathoner and he's Barefoot and he said the right ones on the outside is that the vanishers at the I'm looking for an issue when I'm looking for kind of like that natural feel is something has got a firm midsole or firm durometer because like I don't want to squish down into the shoe I want to pop right off the ground and I think like really like that is just a menu price parents this with the with the Vibrams we're like if you spend the time your foot feet get stronger and stronger and stronger and it's only a matter of time before they get strong as he's got to keep kind of working at it just like you know a weightlifter you know when they weightlifting they're nowhere near where they are 10 years later so like for me back in 2012 I think I kind of let you know I read Born to Run on our feel like we would have had a wedge on her it's so many people have adopted that and they run he'll first like that yeah well in in the problem I think 2 is that like a shoe is essentially a cast for your foot even even that vanished that I had up there that's a little cast compared to what you normally going to see but it's still a caste that's why I like those five fingers there's nothing that you can really work those foot muscles or you can exhaust them the way you would in a shoe it just takes a lot of time cuz like if I broke my arm and put a cast on it and then like 6-8 weeks later got the cast taken off I went back in the weight room and did a normal routine I would be wrecked the next day when you take your foot out of that shoe cast you have it in or take it out of the position has gotten used to put in a different position it's like taking a cast off and trying to do that full mode of mode of training or motion so like when I first kind of got running Ice I work my way down to a minimal shoe I spent probably 6 months before I was running exclusively in something that was really minimalist and when I said Mentalist I mean zero drop and no cushion or little-to-no cushion cuz I think some people confuse that too like that the shoe you stop there cuz he looks like a little bit of padding there so that's like zero drop with cushioning but there are shoes what that does it take you from like the way I described his visit someone in like a someone in a traditional running shoe real built up cushion lot of support is on one and a spectrum Barefoot Runner like those dudes that I ran into at the track there on the other no Spectrum there's all the steps in between to get to that so like the sandal yeah runs in a sandal well that it wasn't in the born to one that these guys had made sandals out of tires yeah yeah I've been using something called a Vevo vivobarefoot what I like about these is that I don't have to look where I step there's no cushioning at all the trail one that I'd lose that one the far left the far left yeah that one there's no cushion to it but it's got some tread and bottom is hard enough so that I can run on Hard Rock's and I don't think about it it's hard to tell in that image how little there is underneath it but there's there's nothing going on and in terms of like there's no squish to it at all to share some good-sized knob so you have some good some good tread you know so you can you know you can get good Traction in dirt and mud stuff like that yeah that's muscles are flexing every which way they were at school yet it's made a big difference with me man but honestly to five fingers are probably the best for that they just don't have as much traction and I have to look where I'm stepping you know like I have to be careful like you are sharp rocks yeah mind having that like no cushion type of thing but then when I go on like the trails in Phoenix it's very Rocky and hard and then I'll use like a shoe called the king Mt that's kind of like the one you had there's a little less Nimble I would say then that one of us got that that like really aggressive lug set the foot shaped toe box so I don't feel like my feet are getting pinched together caught ya but there are guys who just do that their foot to f****** and think they're very few but it's it's it's doable if you ever see that show Dual Survivor one of those wacky survivor shows I don't know if I've seen that one this one guy I think is named Corey who has the most disgusting fee I've ever seen in my life almost is discussing that one guy was cutting the the bottom and feeding it to dogs everywhere and his ideas like you got a top in your feet up because you might not have shoes you know they get real crazy with this whole survivalist has I'm not joking like a good solid half inch of callus under his entire foot it's amazing what the human body will do when you put it in a position to need to guys Foot Locker that what in the fox like elephant skin but the guys like you have adapted your body to this position where you know you can do that and it's just a matter of putting in the training runs and making sure you're fueling up correctly and you know a hundred mile race is not a question whether or not you could do is how fast you could do it yeah you know it's interesting the cool thing and it's Michael back what you asked like why making sure you're fueling up correctly and you know a hundred mile race is not a question whether or not you could do is how fast he could do it yeah you know it's it's interesting the cool thing and it's Michael back what you asked like why ultramarathons and I think it is part of it too is like in a hundred miles it's almost like it's not a matter of when is something going to go wrong it's so I should take if something is wrong it's a matter of when and how do you respond to it


    Joe Rogan - Keto Isn't For Everybody
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    everybody's diet is going to affect them differently carbohydrates you do high carbohydrate diet and have zero issues with whoever that's one of the weirdest things about people that we are so variable depending upon your ancestors evolved set of me and they're doing just fine for a while and then they ultimately start noticing the same kind of things I did and then they can clean it up so it is kind of I think at the end of the day just honest with yourself and you know some people I think are really really robust and they can they can hit their body with that high octane fuel carbohydrate like day in and day out at high level and it doesn't seem to bother him much but no other people like that thing just that it can kind of this like playing with rockruff you a little bit where you a little bit great in the too much of it and kind of Bernie up a little bit so you're saying it like 50 grams of carbohydrates a day the girls trip ketosis diet what it what did you eventually move to it's so like when I look at my year you can pick out a week where I'm kind of in Peak training and then pick out a week where I'm kind of been like a recovery phase or offseason and it looks like two completely different Lifestyles so my first thought after kind of like working through ketogenic approach cuz I should add to like once I got like feeling good about that I started adding back speed workouts and things like that and I definitely noticed that I was missing kind of that last year it was a lot more difficult to go out and really Throttle Down like I could run all day at a slow pace but if I decide to go up in the track and do like 400 repeat at like a really fast like a really fast paced it was really hard to kind of to be able to do that that's a common complaint you know Robble Robble that a similar issue he's forgotten like very heavily into Jiu-Jitsu and he was telling me that he just can't stick to that 50 grams of carbohydrates a day still have the energy to go hard do you notice Rob wolf work out more than one time a day I do not know he looks very fit though I'm not sure what his schedule is but I know he works out very hard and if he's doing Jiu-Jitsu this really very difficult to Jiu-Jitsu any other way than hard the sheriff curious about 2 and you know I'm not I'm not trying to come come on here and say like everyone should switch to doing what I do and I think you should follow your own your own your own personal self and if they be honest with yourself you feel great do what you're doing if you don't then probably change something but like one thing I'm always looking at now or suspecting is that like it's more about the recovery between efforts then it is about the intensity of the Opera tour the duration of the effort in terms of how much carbs you need to bring back or want to bring cuz I've also had circumstances where like I'll do like a big workout or a race or something like that and then I'll go really easy for like a week and during that week I'll go look super strict keto cuz I'm recovering I'm not doing anything intense I'm not doing anything too long so that's not at the point of my training where I kind of say alright let's get rid of the start the fast-acting fuel sources I don't need him right now and reset that whole fat adaptation thing ocean heart right when you're really running fast yeah and I actually think it's it's when you're doubling down on those on a regular basis so like if you're working out really hard for like 45 minutes to an hour a day I think you can probably get away with almost a ketogenic or like a really low carbohydrate approach because you're giving yourself like 23 Plus hours between sessions for your body to kind of a restock glycogen stores from other areas like you know from fat proteins and things like that I think when you start getting into a system where you're like my cell phone today's a lot and it sometimes one of those is a speed session that's when I feel like I need to bring some of the carbohydrate back and I think it's probably just to get some of that glycogen and a little faster rate is that is going to replenish your glycogen stores faster is a carbohydrate than like a fat or protein probably would mean to 25% of my intake from carbohydrates actually do cuz I don't count calories very off and I used to just the kind of like see what was going on and then I kind of got into it with it Grandma's you know it's probably anywhere from like 2 to 300 maybe and then when I'm in those phases of training and its really intense in terms of like just Russian scientist just really amount of time and energy required for it blood monitoring and I am sometimes like when I was like when I get curious about that type of stuff for I've done it in the past I've actually what I did originally is I got the the blood Ketone Monitor and I also got one of those ketonix but like it needs like a full USB thing and you blow into it and Dalton gotten a lot better with it but what I did is I actually measured my blood Ketone and then I would use that and I tried to find kind of like if mine was matching what that thing would say so I kind of had and I I got it to where I kind of had an idea where the certain range is on that thing would kind of indicate whether I was in ketosis or not so like I very much is coming out of ketosis during Peak training like when I would specially when I would get up to 300 G of carbohydrate throughout that for thought that face when you said go back in and come out like what kind of time. He talked about the time. Was more indicative about what I kind of ate during it to like if I did if if if I did or I should say what I like how I kind of structured those two to three hundred grams of carbohydrate like I did like a big bolus of it in one meal I get back into ketosis a little quicker because then I wouldn't come back to the carbohydrates again for I'm very inside the day yeah yeah and here's where it got kind of interesting I guess is I do a lot of my the heaviest bulk of my training in the morning so I typically wake up and have some like coffee with like coconut milk or heavy whipping cream or something like that and then you'll go for my run so then I get back from a running on might be 2 hours sometimes even 3 and you know at that point I just slept for 8 to 10 hours then you know by the time my run I had an essentially done like a small intermittent fast for the most part so like even when I had the higher amounts of carbohydrates I find myself going back into ketosis at the end of something like that sometimes but really it was to me it wasn't necessarily a question of whether I was in ketosis or not cuz that really wasn't important to me what I wanted out of this approach was I wanted to be able to read why on my body to body to burn high levels of fat when I needed it too but I also wanted to be metabolically flexible enough where if I needed to hit the gas pedal I could do that as well and I think that's where people get a little confused are up in arms or something because there's not a whole lot of studies that kind of look at that specifically like can you do that or can you not do that some people think it's kind of an all-or-nothing thing where you either get really fat adapted or you get really carpet tendons and then everything else is kind of like all this gray area that you can't really get into but that's not my experience new my experience has been that like I can get my kind of litmus test if I can go out for like a 4-Hour or even 5-hour run with no fuel other than water and electrolytes then I'm fat adapted enough I don't need any more fat adapted than that because I can eat during the race and everyone else is going to be so like I don't really need to get more fat adapted performance standpoint so when I get to that point then it's like how many carbohydrates can I bring back to kind of give me the extra nudge or that extra fuel substrate exogenous ketones with carbohydrates I have to look back in my emails and stuff but I actually had there was a guy who is doing a real clinical version of the exoticness ketones and he had sent me one a while back to kind of do a little test for him and it was like justice little canister of a Dyson Ketone and he wanted me to kind of check my ketones when I woke up in the morning take that test at 15 minutes later and then test again after my run Godzilla's did Matt Brown brought some of that and it's like I woke up that morning I think I was at 1.0 millimoles or something like that I took that exhaustion is Ketone and 15 minutes later I test I was at 3.7 when it's like movie at did you test your ketones when you took the terrible but I felt great after you have to take it with glucose I think that's maybe that's where I messed up but besides that like my Ketone level shot up I woke up that morning I think I was at 1.0 millimoles or something like that I took that exaggerated Ketone and 15 minutes later I test as a 3.7 normal


    Joe Rogan - What It Takes To Be An Ultra Marathon Runner
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    anybody who does the kind of s*** that you do I mean please explain to people all the different ultramarathons you've done in like what you've accomplished yeah you know it's it's interesting because like I still kind of see myself as a pre average Runner because like in high school and made state cross country and state track and that kind of thing for a small school and then I went to a small division 3 school and was pretty much in your average months of real good Pro I'm at the D3 level and I always just did kind of like running longer though so like once I got done with college I kind of decided while let's let's see what's longer than some traditional like Collegiate races of like 5K to 10K M and I started in 2010 I think I actually did my first ultramarathon you know partly because I was just like looking around and they're turned out to be one in the state I was living in Wisconsin at a time and on that was kind of in my neck of the woods and I actually had just decided to go back to grad school and that one had a $1,000 prize purse on it I'll let you know what if I if I can win that thousand bucks go a long way there and grads so I did that one and I ended up winning it and it it definitely hooked me it was like the type of thing where I was like I want to do more of these and buy 2011 I kind of jumped all Lane at the end of the year and ended 350 miles and I think it was that's so crazy it gets crazier there's there's some freaks out there on those guys will do like a couple in a weekend and stuff like that so it never ends but yeah you know that I was totally hooked so listen but you know what I want to like a competitive 5K competitive Marathon or something like that you know I wasn't going to win unless it was kind of a local race so kind of finding you know it's like anything I guess you kind of gravitate to what you feel you're good at and then that kind of picture interest that was part of it the other part was just I really enjoyed doing the long run like when you break up kind of like a training week you have like a variety of different things you've got like kind of snow base level runs you got specific workouts for the distance and then what's training programs I'm going to have a long run once a week and that was the one that was always my favorite so wrapping my head around doing a bunch of those a week instead of just one was was really a kind of appealing to me and when you're putting that much time into one of your training for it's nothing important to enjoy it so be able to kind of enjoy the training process a lot was really appealing to me and then it's just the variables when you're out there for that long there so many variables to consider and it's like it's a blast for me I like work through those plan for those in an adjusted them on the fly when you're out there and you know things inevitably go wrong or things pop up that you didn't expect so it's it's it's just it's kind of hard to explain but it it's it's weird one of the things an ultramarathon Runner people always say is like they'll have a race and you would have a bad race say I've never done one of these again and then the next day they're on on the internet looking for another race so it's just this weird thing about it that you don't really know until you do it but it it sucks you in about things that are like that they have to suffer through and I've heard that when guys talk about like those extreme hikes you know when they in the like they do that you know that one that goes through Georgia all the way to Maine you know that until saying that stimulates in people like you and people that are into these really long distance things like there's something about distance there's something about like that you were saying like you weren't the best runner in high school or college right but there's something about the mind of an ultramarathon or two different mind the purse the type of person that can run a hundred miles 200 miles to 8 Mile and there's a mental strength and the ability to just keep going on and on and on that I'm absolutely fascinated with yeah you know it is interesting to cuz it's the sport grown up quite a bit in the last decade or so but it's still very much kind of a niche group and then we kind of hang out in that group he starts going to normalize a little bit I think so then you start thinking like a hundred miles it's just what we do and then you you know I actually try to like separate yourself from the fact that you've done a few of those are separate yourself from the fact that you've been hanging out with other people are doing and you realize though this is actually kind of a weird thing to kind of do as how many of these things if you want I don't know how many I've won it it's I think I've done just shy of 50 total now you know everything from 50 km to the farthest I've done is 200 km is about 125 miles to see how many have one it's it's really goofy cuz when you start getting into the longest up like a hundred miles and Beyond you start at least in my training program you start to kind of pick smaller races too kind of uses training run and some of it I think it's just because for me if I'm going to go out and do like a 30 mile or 40 mile training run or something like that kind of tedious to do that by yourself and then plan all the logistics of it so if there is a race nearby and that's not too hard to get to it's easier to sign up for that go and do that so some of those you know Alwyn if they're if they're small enough even though I'm not necessarily trying to go for new logo call out so just because I'm hoping to recover kind of in and get back into training yourself in one of these local races maybe it is a hard thing for a lot of people to do I think it's like you go into a race saying this is going to be a moderately difficult long run so maybe a little faster than what I would do if I was just going to do it by myself like unsupported that sort of thing and then I was telling myself 80% is the hardest you can go if you want to be able to come back and start training on time to meet the actual dolor to a Race So when I do though it's like it's one of those things where like you know if you know someone might show up that's that's like as fast as you or maybe a little slower than you normal and if they're deciding to just hammer it that did he might beat you and you got to be okay with that father certainly I'm sure folks to do it and then they get caught up and then end up leaving the race out on on the beer a cycad so to speak so yeah it's interesting it's it's kind of a sport that I think is still a lot to learn which I think is actually the case for a lot of things that you know even things that are well-established to you know there's always something to learn new things to pick up on one of those things it almost becomes normalized and then people start to try to push that boundary it now I've been hearing talk about the woman Candice who runs the Moab 240 if they're talking about doing a 500 but I heard that but maybe that'll be normal in 5 years we'll get used to like four or five day races yeah so so it's really fast and it took me a couple of years to do this before I got into the sport but once I was in a couple years I kind of did a little a little a little research is cui deal was with down some of the stuff in the funny thing is like that type of a distance isn't even on heard of they actually wrote the book is called butt and they actually had in Madison Square Garden they used to host a 6-day event where guys and gals I found out your gals were doing it back then but guys for sure we're going there and seeing how far they could run in 6 days and I know crazy and I think if I remember right they would actually select fill it up like people with humming spectacle it was in the lady when they started that I'm not sure when it is six days cycling the Six-Day grinder Massacre book Garden Valley Ranch old timey ship just went down and so they're they're just riding their bike for 6 days when they wipe out oh my God definitely way bigger than like the road running or certainly the track track scene but that wasn't always the case if you look back into like the seventies and eighties there was a pretty big surgeon ultra-marathon running for flat fast off that's where we see a lot of the the records coming from more taxing for your mind cuz you're just seeing the same s*** over and over and over again yeah it's it's really fascinating because I've done I've done both I've done hundred miles on the trail and I've done a hundred miles on a 400-meter track and the fascinating thing is it is like what you said it's almost a different event where mentally you're doing everything you can on that tractor kind of separate yourself from the actual environment and vision yourself being somewhere else you know looking forward to little things that kind of not necessarily you thinking too far in advance as I can get overwhelming what about on the trails it's like you're using a pretty pristine beautiful area and you can kind of just take it as it comes it's all cool and I'll get to see that or this is an area I like this section and you look you look forward to that kind of diversity where is on the track it's UNC at once and you seen it every time and then if you know it just kind of beat you up mentally from that side of things but then you know there's other things about that to that that help out like logistically when you're on a track or 400 meters you bring out one person you put everything you make play want on a little table and if I want something I said hey can I get that for Demeter's later I have it and you don't even if we mess it up I'll get 400 years after that so if you get caught up in the moment and take care of yourself you might have to suffer for an hour plus before you get help again so that's where kind of gets a little different I think logistically when you're on the trails versus versus on the road and but but yeah it's it's kind of a different thing the track is interesting to in the sense that you're essentially making that same exact most exact motion the whole way so like they're certain areas of your body that fatigue and they don't get a break and just running flat like running flat you're going to localize some of the way you stimulate your muscles or gate is going to be pretty similar throughout on the trail that you might be going on a slight incline steep incline like decline a little bit flat rolling all kinds things in between and entrails can be kind of undulating so you're just kind of moving all that forces around your legs a little more than you would be when you're running on a flat surface so you know it's one of the things that I always tell like my coaching clients and and myself when I'm planning for something is like if you really want to meet you. Potential like specificity is King you need to be on that environment in the environment you're going to race on a really get your body used to kind of that type of a Move Motion and it makes it a little more interesting when you're doing a track race cancel like specificity is King you need to be on that environment in the environment you're going to race on a really get your body used to kind of that type of a Move Motion and it makes it a little more interesting when you're doing a track races that mean some kind of long runs on a track so you're kind of balancing doing just enough to get ready for it and not doing too much so that when you get to the race you're like screw this I've done too much of this already another loop


    Joe Rogan - The Sleep Loss Epidemic
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    I've started trying Lobby doctor to stop prescribing sleep and don't make the mistake that that's me suggesting in a prescribing sleeping pills that's acceptance rate sleeping pills are associated with significantly higher risk of death and concern and I'm happy to speak about that to the one chapter in the book that I think the the legal team of my published took a very long long look at but I think doctors to come back to your point they on average only have about two hours of sleep education in the medical curriculum has been 2 hours since you probably have laid things out better in this podcast than you would get in those two hours of Education I don't know about that but I'll give you that credit House of Education in but the other problem is the medical industry Itself by the way you know that residents that data in working a 13-hour shift off 460 percent more likely to make diagnostic errors in the Intensive Care Unit relative to when they working 16 hours if you have elective surgery you should ask your surgeon how much sleep I've had in the past 24 hours if they had 6 hours of sleep or less you have a 170% increase all the major surgical era such as significant damage or hemorrhaging relative to that same surgeon if they should be well-rested and then the irony here by the way is that when a resident finishes a 30 hour shift gets back into that cause drive home there is a 168% increase risk that they will get into a car accident because of their underslept state being ending a back in the same emergency room where they just came from but now is a patient she's going to Cochrane we need to radically rethink the importance of sleep in education in in business in the workplace and in medicine to why do they do that the residents fascinating story surgical program in the United States he was known for being able to stay awake for these heroic length of time days on end which is incredible like superhuman strength turns out that in later years after he died there was a dirty secret that he was actually a cocaine addict but son-of-a-b**** the you may have heard from a project colleagues that when you snort cocaine you get a numb face the reason is because it's it blocks nerves from colleagues facial doctors to start doing lidocaine post it was an accidental cocaine addict and he expected his residence to match him to go toe-to-toe with him one part of the regiment for him coming off cocaine with the prescribed morphine and at the end of the rehabilitation program he came out with both of cocaine addiction and a heroin addiction that he would get his shirt loaned it in Paris you know in friends and you know they would come back and it wasn't just a white starch you know shirts that that were in the box that we were otherwise but that's you do you ask a great question where did that come from was that history the Legacy seems the date back to William Halsted who is an accidental cocaine addict and the we've been maintained that inhumane practice in medicine like so critical to be awake and aware and to be sharp you're cutting people open your operating on people and think back to what we said about being awake you would never accept bent from a doctor who started here looking at your child to sick with an appendicitis at 3 a.m. in the morning who then sweep some whiskey and says yeah I'm going to do the operation why you would you feel blessed that why do we accept treatment you're after 20 hours of being awake you're as impressed as you would be if you were legally drunk so unfortunately we placed young residents in this position of acting and operating and decision-making under conditions of insufficient sleep 1 and 5 medical residents will make a serious medical error due to insufficient sleep one in 20 medical residents will kill a patient because of fatigue-related error we're going to kill people accidental deaths think about that none but that's insane if we were to solve the sleepless epidemic in medicine it we could start saving lives and I don't know what it is is it just a an old boys network will we see what we went through it yes to you've got to go through it you know under the Dayton now is so prolific and I tried to all about that I'm trying to make a builder and evidence-based you know emotionless Cold Case for sleep in medicine asleep prescription for medicine as it was what most people don't realize the requirements hubris and some degree of hours on the job is going to be able to allow you to sort of cushard what took three and a half million years to sort of you know getting place which is an 8-hour license sleep that's just thick-headed you know it's and I think the medical profession it may be at the stage where it's My Mind Is Made Up don't confuse me with the facts people that are working on the health of patients and fixing them and repairing injuries and taking care of diseases those are the people that are ignoring one of the primary factors of disease and errors and cognitive function it's it's impairment it's a travesty I have a friend who's an opthamologist need tells a story about during his presidency he was is his back in the 80s and you had a pager he was on the toilet with a tray of food food on his lap because he didn't have time to eat and go to the bathroom so is eating food and he fell asleep and then his pager went off he's like fuckmylife sleep is equally absent for the patient in the hospital you know setting we know that somewhere between 50 to 70% of all ICU alarms either unnecessary or ignorable on the one place where you desperately need the Swiss army knife of Health that is a good night of sleep in the one place where you get at least which is on a hospital would we could we could exit people out of hospital beds Elliot the date is already there neonatal Intensive Care Unit that used to leave bright lights on 24/7 and that would prevent set of the signaling for sleep and wake and sleep and waking them if you regularize sleep for a few regularize the light in the neonatal Intensive Care Unit those infants ended up having high levels of oxygen saturation cuz they were sleeping better that weight gain was dramatically increased demanded of exiting the neonatal Intensive Care Unit 5 weeks whoa simple things to you why don't we do something like this in medicine when you come in on to a hospital would you get this on an international flight travel for free ear plugs face mask even just that by itself could help people to start get back to sleep next on the hospital admission form tell me when you normally go to sleep and when you normally wake up and to the best of our ability we as doctors will try to you know manage your Healthcare around natural sleep Tendencies if we could do that you know what sleep is is the elixir of life it is the most widely available Democratic and Powerful Healthcare System I could ever possibly imagine why don't we leveraging that and taking if that's one of the great attacks that medicine could actually you know in fact I'm being received by doctors are they reluctant to listen to you or what what it what is happening with all this data and you're passionate Cry 4 extra sleep or more sleep or the proper sleep I should say it's starting to happen I mean when the book came out which is said of the Hub I came out in October and some people started to give push-backs to sort of in the medicine realm you know there was some concerns about continuity of care that if you keep switching residents out every 16 hours that you wouldn't have continuous patient care and that was a problem there are other medic training systems for example France Sweden New Zealand they do this all the time they do not allow that residents to undergo anything longer than either a 14 or a 16-hour shift they train their residents in the same amount of time or less and if you look at the rankings of their medical health systems around the world they rank far higher than the United States so you can't tell me that longer work hours for residence for example unnecessary to train good. the evidence just didn't support himself had some pushback the but for the most part I think people are receptive once they know the information and I think I'm the guy being the someone who's being to blame here I've known this evidence for you know I've been doing sleep research now for 20 or so years we all with sleep where we were with smoking 50 years ago we had all of the evidence about the deathly carcinogenic cardiovascular disease issues but the public could not being a word adequately communicated the science of you know smoking to public the same I think is troop asleep right now that's part of the motivation for why I wrote the book why I've been doing trying to do a lot of publicity and I don't like being in the spotlight but I feel as though there is a mission that whose voice is not being naturally gifted yet and I wanted to try and help him be at the service sleep diplomat mean that's why I choose a handle on social media trying to be there as an ambassador for sleep now once people start to understand the science as we've spoken about for 2 hours then people start to actually realize it's not the third pillar of good health alongside diet and exercise the foundation on which those two other things said in a free template if you're dieting but you're not getting sufficient sleep 70% of all the weight that you lose will come from a lean body mass muscle and not fat your body becomes stingy in giving up its fat when it's under slapped once you get this information out that things are starting to change I've started to have some discussions with the World Health Organization they seem to be very interested now in in guessing getting to grips with sleep I love to speak the first world governments though when was the last time you saw any first world nation have a government-supported public health campaign around sleep I don't know any we've had them for you know drink-driving for risky behaviors you know for drugs or alcohol for help sleep should be a part of that equation and I once a Lobby governments to start to instigate this and it will save them millions of dollars the Rand Corporation did an independent survey 2 years ago on the demonstrable cost of a lack of sleep to Global economies what they found was that a lack of sleep cost most Nations about 2% of the GDP the gross domestic product here in America that number was 411 billion dollars caused by insufficient sleep so survey 2 years ago on the demonstrable cost of a lack of sleep to Global economies what they found was that a lack of sleep cost most Nations about 2% of the GDP the gross domestic product here in America that number was 411 billion dollars caused by insufficient sleep so the sleepless epidemic you could almost double the budget for Education you could almost half the deficit for healthcare wow


    Joe Rogan - Sleep Expert on Insomnia
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    they have a hard time sleeping they say if you're a person who has insomnia you have a hard time getting getting to bed and we have a hard time staying asleep when you wake up you can't go back to bed strategies I mean I think the most people are five things that you can do just out the gate to get better sleep regularity is probably the most important thing I can tell you go to bed at the same time wake up the same time no matter whether it's the weekend weekday regularity is key we spoke about life for example when you in the last hour before bed try to stay away from screens but also just switch off half the lights in the house you'd be surprised that have supper effect that is it really starts the sir to make you feel a bit more drowsy but then some great stories were they would take people out you know into the Rockies no electric light no electricity whatsoever and they started to go to bed 2 hours earlier than that claimed natural bedtime wasn't just because they didn't have anything that's ready to do but that that melatonin was Rising you know 2 hours Elliott so keep it dog the fud it's probably keep it cool your brain actually needs to drop its temperature by about two to three degrees Fahrenheit to initiate sleep and that's the reason that you will always find it easier to fall asleep in a room that's too cold and too hard I've seen people use cold pads nobody actually walks in the Buckeye right to pass the series of studies where they had people in it's almost like a wetsuit but it has all of these veins running through it and they could actually profuse warm or cold water into any part of the body hands core of the body feet and so that you could exquisitely manipulate the temperature of any part of the body and what they found is that they could effectively cooler down instantaneously made people fall asleep faster and it gave them deeper deep non-rem sleep that's a restorative sleep for the body so you can even look at cities where people sleep semi-naked and that also seems to improve their sleep and make it a little bit more deep sleep to soak old is Becca the Paradox here though is that you need to warm your feet and your hands the kind of charm the blood away from cool out to the surface and radiates that heat to get go to sleep with socks and gloves still have a hot bath evidence here too but I discussed what people say you know I get out of a hot bath feel nice and toasty and relax and that's why I fall asleep is the opposite when you get into a bath you get vasodilation or used to get rosy cheeks red skin all of the blood rushes to the surface you get out of the bath and you have massive thermal dump of heat that just evacuate from the body fuel core body temperature plummets and that's why you sleep after so you can hack the system pretty easily see your core body temperature plummets and that's what makes you sleep easier that sounds so counterintuitive one of the things that seems to dictate the sleep is the rise and fall of temperature in temperature is at its lowest in the year of the night here three or four in the morning and as that temperature that climate temperature starts to drop that's when they start to get drowsy as if temperature is just said of signaling to the brain now it's time to sleep so light as well as temperature to keep triggers to help you get back to sleep if you look at those tribe by the way and when they go to sleep and they wake up you know they go to sleep probably two hours after dusk instead of 8 to 9 in the evening wake up about half an hour even an hour before Dawn it's the rising temperature rather than light that triggers their Awakening but there's a reason you know you ever thought about what the temp midnight actually middle of the night but dated from on natural rhythms and now midnight has become the time when we think I should check Facebook last time you know I should understand my last email that wasn't that is not how we were designed to sleep and in fact we may also be designed to sleep biphasic lie too if you look at those hunt together as they don't sleep well and long vowels of 8 hours at night it was a time instead of the dickensian era were people with sleep for the first half of the night maybe set of 4 hours or so then they would wake up they would socialized they would eat they would make her love and then they would go back and have a second sleep if you look at natural biological rhythms in the brain and the body that doesn't really seem to be how we were designed it sent Lee seems to be something that we did in society but I think it's more of a societal I'm Trend but it was a biological edict however we do seem to have to sleep. The way that we would assign those tribes will often sleep about 6 and 1/2 hours 7 hours of sleep at night and then especially in the summer they laugh at Siesta like behavior in the afternoon and all of us have that instead of this was cool to postprandial dip in alertness just means after lunch and if I measure your brainwave activity with electrodes I can see a drop in your video alertness somewhere between 2 to 4 p.m. in the afternoon but is that depended on diet to not people think it is you know especially after they've had a heavy lunch you can actually just have people fast intuitive well fasting for long periods of time as you make your sleep much worse but I'm you can have people abstain from lunch and you still get that drop so it's independent food it's a genetically hardwired pre-program drop that suggest we should be sleeping by physically what does that depend upon their standard diet because if someone is on a carbohydrate carbohydrate Rich diet a lot of times you do get that Spike and you crash what when people are on low-carb high-fat diets they don't get that and they they they tend to be more even with their energy through the day yeah so yeah that's it more constant release of energy can actually help use it will most combat that low exactly so why do they do that in the Dickens era why did they what what is there a root cause of their double sleep thing without no it's hot


    Joe Rogan - Daylight Savings Causes Heart Attacks!?
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    scientific studies is that the prefrontal cortex region that we spoke about before that set of rational logical part of the brain that's one of the first things to go when you're sleep deprived so that area of the brain just gets to the Switched Off the mall that you should have lacking in your sleep and emotional deep emotional centers of the brain which are normally controlled and kept in check by that prefrontal cortex they just erupt in those of their activity so you all emotional pedaling to little regulatory control brake switch for the most part very bad but you know one possibility is that if you want to try and get a little bit so do you know crazy loosey-goosey maybe that's not bad but that type of set of comedic writing that you you know you become a bit more childlike and I say that because the last part of the brain to mature in development is the prefrontal cortex so you would have back to almost there more childlike state but I wouldn't honesty would not condone that so do you know undergoing sleep just based on the mortality and you know that risk of Alzheimer's and cancer by itself you just don't want us leave even in short doses or give a couple days a week if sleep is not a renewable resource like what is the effect of say if you have three nights a week where you sleep 8 hours and then the next night 2 hours and then the next night 8 hours how much of a bump or how much of a dip does that 2 hours give you and your overall health bad it's bad so I'll give you two examples that there is a study where they took individuals and they just gave him 4 hours of sleep for one night and what they saw was a 70% reduction in critical empty come to fighting immune cells called natural killer cells these are wonderful immune assassins that Target malignant cells so today both you and I have produced cancer cells in our body what prevents there's cells from becoming the disease that we cool counts it is important these natural killer cells and after one night at 4 hours of sleep that is a remarkable state of immune deficiency and that's one of the reasons why insufficient sleep predicts cancer I can also speak about your cardiovascular system though and all it takes is one hour because there was a global experiment that's performed on 1.6 billion people across 70 countries twice a year and it's cool daylight savings time now in the spring when we lose an hour of sleep we see a subsequent 24% increase in heart attacks in the fool and the ultimate we gain an hour of sleep does a 21% decrease in heart attacks bidirectional that's how fragile and vulnerable your buddy is to even just the smallest part of a sheet of sleep one hour is all it takes by the way how insufficient sleep will even a road the very fabric of biological life itself your DNA code so in one study they took a group of healthy adults and they limited them to six hours of sleep for one week and they can put a profile of gene activity relative to when those same people will getting 8 hours of sleep and there were two critical results the first was that a sizable 711 jeans with distorted in there activity caused by one week of six hours of sleep which is highly relevant by the way because we know that many people are trying to survive on 6 hours of sleep during the week wow that was switched off by 6 hours of sleep for 1 week what genes related to your immune response many of them so you become immune deficiency and those jeans that were increased or we go over expressed with jeans that were related to the promotion of chumas jeans that were related to long-term chronic inflammation within the body and jeans that were associated with stress and as a consequence cardiovascular disease this is unbelievable


    Joe Rogan - Sleep Deprivation Causing Cancer
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    measuring the People's Health and when your measuring People's Health in regard to how much sleep they have like what how do you how do you do that you just talked to people do you do surveys like how do you get like a detailed analysis of people's patterns so you can do it at many different levels that mean we can start at the gross high level which is epidemiological studies across millions of people will you do surveys you ask them about their sleep and then you look at Health outcomes first thing from that day so that's Clea is an unfortunate truth the shorty asleep the short your life well short sleep predict all-cause mortality which is really ironic because people that want to sleep less I like you know I don't have a whole lot of time you know this life is short yes if you sleep less yeah that's counterintuitive to people that the idea that you need this and it's not just like you're making best use of time by sleeping less you're not yet you'd make best use of time by being awake less exactly which is crazy I mean wakefulness firstly from a brain perspective is low-level brain damage we know that wakefulness says yeah like right now we are getting low-level brain-damaged yep that's right to sleep that officer repaired three function I'll give you one example which is your risk for Alzheimer's disease insufficient sleep across the lifespan now seems to be one of the most significant lifestyle factors determining whether or not you'll develop Alzheimer's what studies or if any have been done on people that work 3rd Shift so people have looked at shift work in general they haven't necessarily split it down to that granular point but what we see is that shift workers have higher rates of obesity High rates of diabetes but perhaps most Langley cancer and in fact we now know the link between a lack of sleep and cancer is quite strong insufficient sleep is linked to cancer of the bowel cancer prostate cancer of the breast and the association has become so powerful that recently the World Health Organization decided to classify any form of night time shift work as a probable carcinogen because of A disruption of your sleep are there other correlating factors don't people that sleep last or work into the night don't they eat more and eat more shity food they do both of those things we know exactly the pathway so they're off to hormones that control your appetite and you'll wait I'm one is collecting the other is cooled growling they sound like Hobbits but they not there yet satiated you don't want to lose any more corellian does the opposite it's the hunger hormone it says you want to eat more you're not satisfied with your food if I take people in these studies being done we've done some of these two these two and you just put you in a group of healthy people on for 5 hours of sleep for let's say one week and you look at those two hormones that go in a fortunate the opposite directions to leptin that says you. Eating that gets depressed by lack of sleep alien the hunger hormone that gets rammed up Sophos the people he was sleeping just five to six hours a night will on average eat somewhere between 200 to 300 extra calories each day because of the underslept state at that up it's about 70,000 extra calories a year it's about 10 to 15 pounds of obese Mass each year which for me is starting to sound familiar but we also know is that it's not just that when you are under slept you eat you eat more of the wrong things so if and this that the great scientific work if you give people their finger buffet and they can eat whatever they want and it contains all of the different food groups and you sleep deprived the more you give him a full 8 hours of sleep yes they start to overeat by somewhere around about 450 calories with total sleep deprivation but what they go after it heavy-hitting carbohydrates and simple sugars processed food stay away from the healthy so they've leafy greens nuts proteins Etc so you're not just more of the wrong things and that's why a lack of sleep has such a strong obesogenic profile to it and you can take a step back too and you say well if you look at the rise of obesity of the past 70 years just the exponential increase and if you place on the same graph the amount of sleep that Society is getting goes in the opposite direction s I'm at the client obesity rates of increase I'm not going to sit here and tell you that the Obesity epidemic is simply asleep problem it's not it's a problem of us being sedentary processed foods larger food serving sizes if you take those factors though by themselves they cannot explain the increase in obesity other things are at play is sleep one of them now we know it is it's a critical factor in the obesogenic sedentary processed foods logic food serving sizes if you take those factors though by themselves they cannot explain the increase in obesity other things are at play is sleep one of them now we know it is it's a critical factor in the obesogenic I know from personal experience when I'm tired I always gravitate towards the worst choices for me it's late night cheeseburgers in the morning


    Joe Rogan - Sleep as a Tool For Creativity
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    sleep on it yeah yeah you've never been told to stay awake on a problem it's almost overwhelming you just can't concentrate on anything else but this problem whatever it is and then you go to sleep and you wake up in the morning like it's alright yeah she fine I got it I know what to do and sleep sitting I just a lot of anecdotal evidence of sleep Inspire creativity and now the ships to one of the benefits of dreaming fact it's during dream sleep when we take all of the information that we previously learned and we start to collided with all of the new information that we've learned it's a little bit like group therapy for memories you know everyone gets a name badge and you will get to speak to each other and the Brain starts to seek out and test Noble connections a new associations so it's almost like informational Alchemy and you wake up the next morning with a revised Wide Web that is now capable of divining your incredible solutions to previously impenetrable problems and lots of anecdotes you know Dmitri Mendeleev came up with a periodic table of elements by way of dream inspired inside you know talk about a Herculean task take all of the elements in the known universe and figure out a structures how they all fit together off Hugo his waking brain could not do it his sleeping brain solved the problem Einstein by the way. This is Einstein was suggested to be a short sleeper and we don't know if that's true but even if he was he was a habitual Neff put during the day I've got some great pictures of him on his workbench and he used sleep ruthlessly as a tool for creativity and he would assist his desk and you have a lot of paper and a pencil and a chair armrest and he would pick up to Steel ball bearings take a metal source button and turn it upside down placed underneath the arm of the chat and put the two steeple steel ball bearings in his hands and he would rest back and he would start to fall asleep and so we didn't fall too far into sleep what would happen if at some point his muscle tone would relax they would release the steel ball bearings they would crash on the source Bend wake him up and then he would write down all of the creative ideas Marillion no one day you'll never told to some stay awake in a problem and in every language that I've been quiet about today I'm French Swahili that phrase sleeping on a problem seems to exist which must mean that this benefit of dream-sleep transcends cultural boundaries I should note I think it's important that the French the French translation is much closer to you you sleep with a problem we the British you say you sleep on a problem the friend she said you sleep with a problem I think it says so much about the Romantic difference between the British and the French in Arizona the joke that's fascinating that Einstein figured that out to that he literally had like a whole routine that you would drop this ball and hit it back and wake up and start writing like


    Joe Rogan - The Benefits of Visualization
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    you tribute that to a lack of recovery from the previous night's workout is it a combination of those things is it exhaustion causing you to misstep perhaps and like twisting ankle or turn Annie yeah it's all of those things all us any information if you look at microbalance if you look at set of these stability muscles fast as you know major muscles those stability muscles also fail when you're not getting sufficient sleep I think we often underestimate her critical they are and spoke before stinging play casing injury risk to if you just get someone on a stability ball you know so just dosed them down with sleep 8 hours 5 hours or 3 hours I just noticed how those stability muscles help you balance just a basic active balance that deteriorates dramatically no wonder you're getting more injury risk totally makes sense now as a neuroscientist what do you attribute when when when people talk about visualization and visualization is it secure factor in improving technical skills specifically martial arts which is a big fan of obviously martial arts when you you visualize people who visualized who sit down and like go over their body going through the motions and doing things there with those people perform better they are formed better they they they learn quicker what do you attribute that to do you think it's the same thing what's happening when your sleeping just maybe to a lesser extent I think it's to a lesser extent but people have done those studies where they've looked at whether you actually physically practice let's hang on a keyboard just cuz it's easier to manage another borrowed tree bus is just imagining to the typing out that sequence and just the active physical visualization of set of imagination of that motor skill it's it's about 50% as a fact as physically performing at 2 and its 50% is effective what I mean there is in changing the plastic connections within the brain even just visualizations you know passive play as it were still can actually cause a rewiring of the brain been officially you know learning techniques specifically martial arts techniques my good friend Eddie Bravo so world famous jiu-jitsu instructor he's he's always comparing it to tying your shoe and he said do you know how like when you were a little kid and you're trying to figure out how to tie your shoe it's if extremely difficult thing to do you like how do I do this and you put that down and do loops like I'm watching my seven-year-old daughter go through that right now but now as a grown man when I tie my shoe and I don't even know what I did if you tried to ask me to explain how I tie my shoe at be like how do I tell her like I don't even know how I do it because it just I have it in there it just the idea with martial arts is you've got to be all of your techniques have to be automatic someone extends the arm you instantly hooked and going to the armbar you know it's someone you have to have these past like so drilled and that you don't even know you're doing them until it's over so automaticity is one of the things that sleep actually accomplish as you have told me about those 20 to 30% in Motion Performance so we did some additional study is at least able to sleep do that in a wearing your skill performance to sleep give you the benefit so you're right tying a shoelace you know even driving a stick you know first it's just overwhelming it's so difficult clutch it's gas pedal you know it's now it's just second nature you know it's shifted from conscious to automatic conscious and unconscious if you look at performance that is conscious and not automatic it's usually brace to call to if this then it's bad and it's that it's not fluid if you had someone trying to preserve play piano to begin with doesn't sound very fluid you know someone who's on my stroke it just flows out of them so we looked at this with motorcycle performance again to the bike cable playing musicianship and you learn and you learn you get better unless he that you type of sequence to take for 1324 I'm people learn it but they have these problems points throughout the sequence they give full 1324 for 1324 as if it's sticking point the same thing with any skilled performance in in athletics and it's the brain chunking things up a very long motor sequence gets choked up into small set of digestible bites a good way to begin learning but it's not the way to create automaticity at some point what you have to do is stick Joel of those things together and it just flows a sentence like a sentence like a piano piece like you know a sequence of movements if you've got into in martial arts you've got you know so what we found was that before sleep you got a big problem points these gaps in your motor skill letting sleep does not necessarily improve the places where you're already good sleep is intelligent it goes in fines that problem point that friction point in your motor skill to the deficit and it Smooths it out sleep is intelligent it goes in fines that problem point that friction point in your motor skill to the deficit and it's smooth it out so you come back the next day and now it's just for one 324-432-4450 and see exactly what you're describing your speak to musicians playing couldn't get that piece that I before I could just play


    Joe Rogan - Why Can't We Remember Dreams?
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    that doesn't make any sense so I was always trying to figure out like what is it about a dream where sometimes I can remember the dream and sometimes it's so vivid when I wake up I'm like holy s*** that went crazy what a dream and then I forget it 20 minutes later what is that simply a reconstruction when you wake up you have these fragments of activity and what your cortex does when it wakes up is what your cortex is designed to do when you're awake normal try to package everything can make a good story make logical fit out of the world that's one Theory I don't believe that though you planted every interesting one do I remember my dreams that doesn't necessarily mean I forget my dreams and what I mean by that is accessibility versus availability to him yet had that experience were you've woken up you thought I was dreaming and then two days later you're in the shower you said washing yourself you see a bottle of shampoo you see the label and it just triggers the unlocking of that dream memory and it comes flooding back or someone says what that tells me is a brain scientist is that the memory is the it's preserved it's available but what happens when most of the time when we wake up is that we lose the IP address to the memory consciously accessible available not accessible if that's true what it means is that this type of information we know can have non-conscious impact on our behavior all the times Great Brain science about this non-conscious memory processing it's possible that we store every one of our dreams we just don't consciously have accessibility to it but nevertheless it's changing how we behave how we feel each and every day evidence for it to Syrian still wanting to test but that's possible to not only that anecdote where I can think I just don't remember the dream I forgotten it I don't think that maybe true it may still be there I just need to find the keys to exit of excess that memory what's coming to me is how quickly the dream evaporates the memory the dream in relation to an actual experience like if we went outside and we saw some lady walk up to some guy and kick him in the balls Like Whoa We would remember that and that you needed to be able to tell your friends like yeah some lady just randomly walk to some guy kicked in the balls like weird remember that and you would remember it 10 minutes later good member in an hour you'd never yet next day you'd be telling you friends yes just walk right up to him I remember it like it was yesterday cuz it was right but a dream give me 10 minutes ago and you wake up on Tuesday was King Kong and he was he was swinging from ceiling and somehow or another they fit in the the room got bigger and do you have these crazy dreams and then 20 minutes later you forget all of it like what is happening there so 1 1 current explanation is that the chemistry of the brain when you go into dream sleep is radically different so one of the chemicals called noradrenaline in the brain which downstairs in the body at sista chemical is gold adrenaline and noradrenaline actually plummet the lowest level two. Actually it's a stress chemical in the brain with one of them shut off during REM sleep which is even if you're panicking like what if you fall off a building what's interesting is that that chemical is low wealth's you having that dream but when you wake up at from there isn't some people often wake up that's when you have the spike of northrend so it's still low when you're in dream sleep but there's another chemical that goes in the opposite directions gold asset I'll choline is the chemical that is actually a Moulton Alzheimer's disease and these two chemicals change essentially the input-output direction of information flow into the memory centers of the brain that makes sense cuz people take that as a nootropic they do when you take that it's this been clinically proven to enhance memory especially verbal memory and recollection of words and things like that that's right so that's happening while you're sleeping hilby's new role models to serve mimic dreaming it may be that join dreaming it's principally about out flow of information to generate dreams and in fact the chemical profile is oppositional to input which is about saving so it's about to the pumping out information rather than committing information and so when you come out of a dream sleep you still get the set of lingering after to the taste of chemistry is it where in the brain that means that the dreaming brain Small Program to be out putting a narrative in an experience rather than actually committing it to memory which is the opposite direction if that makes sense that does make sense how aware are you of dimethyltryptamine I've somewhat aware of it scientifically not not but when you DMT experience after it's over the memory Fades very rapidly and it seems just like a dream in that regard wear while you while you're having it what's bizarre is that you're having it while you're awake and then after you have it within 10-20 minutes it is just like a dream that you can't remember but I remember like little flashes of experiences that I've had and there's been a lot of speculation that that's one of the things that you were experiencing while you're in heavy rain and that could be responsible for the crazy visuals that you have that seems so vivid mean there there's been times where I've had dreams where I was a hundred percent convinced that I was awake and then something happened like I do this thing sometimes where I'll and if I do it consciously a lot I think I saw him on those wacky movies like what the bleep do we know anything about that will you walk up to a door as you walk through the door you knock on the side of the am I wake nope not awake or am I asleep rather know I'm not asleep cuz I'm not going to do it while I did that in my hand was like going right through the wall and I know I'm sleeping and then I woke up but the feeling that I had while I was in that dream what it was so vivid and everything seems so real like what could possibly be causing me to construct this artificial reality in my on that at the moment at least was indistinguishable from the reality that I experienced right now and I'm assuming cuz I just not in the stable and I'm awake yeah I really hope I'm not just active character in your dreams variance you don't do that would be the function of essentially every night going into what sums up to be about 2 total hours of virtual reality experience in testing one possibility which is deeply unsatisfying is that it's just a by-product it's just a p phenomenal that when your brain goes into this thing called REM sleep and all of the different patterns of brain activity that we described an offshoot is this thing that we cool dreaming in the same that a light both reasonably construct The Operators that the light bulb is produced light but when you produce light in that way you will also produce heat was never the function of the lightbulb it's just what happens when you produce light in that way maybe dreaming is just to have the heat of REM sleep and REM sleep sets off to other functions but doesn't feel to me right though why I think it's probably additionally metabolically demand the heat of REM sleep and REM sleep sets off to other functions but wow doesn't feel to me right though why I think it's probably additionally metabolically demanding to have dreams in addition to this thing called REM sleep and whenever Mother Nature buns calories it's usually for a reason because that's so precious


    Joe Rogan - The Science of Sleep
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    a week cuz I'll do like a Thursday Friday Saturday like with gigs and then by the time Sunday rolls around I'm a mess in rough shape. It is so dull fins or any sort of sea-dwelling mammal can actually sleep with half a brain so one half of that brain goes into deep sleep the other half as wide awake that's how people the DMV those people that work at the Department of Motor Vehicles there there they work half asleep even meet him I haven't know do I teasing you that your if your brain is not really sleeping yes it is different stages of sleep there are two principal types one is non rapid eye movement sleep with non-rem sleep the other is REM sleep which is also known as dream sleep and non rapid eye movement sleep is further divided into four separate stages I'm which unimaginatively cold stages one through four where creative bunge's easy to remember if it is too but I think it's also a low IQ but it's the Deep state skip sleep 3 and 4 of that non rapid eye movement that's where a lot of student body replenishment takes place bring the cardiovascular system metabolism of those good things but that's the deep sleep that one half of your brain will resist going into when you're sleeping in a foreign environment stays in this kind of light to Stage almost like a threat detection system and you can imagine why you know it's an unusual context evolutionarily it would make a lot of sense to just have that sort of only what 1/2 of the brain that makes so much sense in that that that really for me fills in the blanks of like why even if I get enough 7 8 hours sleep on the road I'm still kind of just out of it yeah and that's in fact probably one of the I think the most impressive positive new research on sleep not just about quantity it's also about quality and quality can be as detrimental if you don't get it as a reduction in Total Quality amiibo through essential but I think it speaks exactly to your point you just don't feel like it's a refreshing so deep sleep feel totally different it just feels like I guess I would say it feels like half asleep yeah it's really no drinking at all for a month and when I did it one of things I found was that after about I don't know how many days but it was noticeable that I would have these incredibly vivid dreams and then I had read that marijuana does something to suppress heavy REM sleep like what what it what is happening there yes to both of those chemicals both of which it used as a sleep aid alcohol and marijuana are actually very good at blocking your dream sleep your rapid eye movement sleep and see what happens is that the brain is quite clever in this regard it builds up a clock how much dream sleep you should have had but if not being guessing and it starts develop this increasing appetite and hunger for dream sleep so that finally when the alcohol actually gets out of your system and sober October that's all of a sudden where you get with gold a REM sleep rebound effect where you not only get the normal amount of REM sleep that you would normally have you get that plus the brain try to get back some of that dream sleep but it's been losing over the past may be laughing at let them see you get this situation to drink last night maybe it was a Friday or Saturday they sleep in late dreams what happens where the alcohol is swelling system and after about six hours you live when your kidneys to finally excreted all of the alcohol and your brain is being deprived of REM sleep for that first 6 hours so then feast in the last couple of hours and that's why you have these really bizarre dreams after you've been drinking a little bit too much wow so what is happening with marijuana though it specifically do you know yesterday marijuana help people will help it it puts able to sleep quicker although I think that the question is whether it's really not posting sleep on out that they going to send me with alcohol it's not that nightcap idea is is a misnomer alcohol will actually it will it's a form of drugs that we cope with sedatives and sedation is not sleep three different but we have the mistake one for the other marijuana it seems to act in a physiologic Libre different way it doesn't talk at the same receptors in the brain so it's unclear with at this speed with fall asleep after having a session with marijuana that's a natural sleep let's assume it is the problem however is that eat then we'll start to disrupt REM sleep it will start to block the process we think perhaps at the level of the brainstem witches were these two types of sleep non RAM and REM sleep will actually get sort of worked out that's where marijuana may actually impact dream sleep and shut it down and block it have there been any studies on chronic marijuana smokers like those dawn-to-dusk type characters that just are constantly high like and what happens to their brain from not because they must never hit REM sleep he has looked at marijuana they have looked at alcohol though exactly that's what happens if you look at alcoholics they will have something often when they come off alcohol to make coil delirium tremens which is where this absurdity their what happens is that the alcoholism blocking dream sleep for long on the pressure of a dream sleep is built up so powerfully in the brain it actually just spills over into wakefulness and so the brain just said look okay if I'm not going to get this dream sleep whilst you were asleep I'm just going to take it while you're awake and so you start to essentially dream while you're awake at this sort of collision of two states of Consciousness so you get delirium wow delirium tremors so what like what is going on with them when this is happening so if they are going through this delirium during the day while they're conscious what what's physiologically happening so it's almost as though the veil of REM sleep gets pulled over the waking brain as it was see how this mix States Of Consciousness that you can pick up with brainwave recordings and it just tells me how necessary sleep must be in math the lengths that the brain will go to to get that which it's being missing just shows you why you know it took Mother Nature 3.6 million years to put this thing called and he's our Sleepless at the Inn place and we've come along and within the space of a hundred years we've lucked up almost 20% of that if you look at the data why do people take pride in that too I don't need 8 hours sleep I got three go kick ass and dominate the world like sleep machismo attitude will have a level of testosterone which is that of someone 10 years the senior select of sleep will age you buy a decade in terms of physical aspect of Wellness virility muscle strength sweet machismo attitude there's a lot of that right yeah baby I like sleep sleep 5 to 6 hours a night we'll have a level of testosterone which is that of someone 10 years the senior so a lack of sleep will age you buy a decade in terms of that aspect of Wellness virility muscle strength


    Joe Rogan - Why Do We Care About PED's In Sports?
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    can you put this whole drug and sports thing is like I mean a person I don't really give a s*** I mean I have bigger things I care about them like how many steroids Barry Bonds took to hit all those home runs but what really does chap my ass is when people don't understand how steroids work right like it bugs the s*** out of me when people assume that if you take steroids you will have you know you will hit that many you know home runs or you will run this faster lift this much the only thing that steroid is doing is enable you to recover faster from the brutal work that it takes to actually do those things so you know all the eat if I if I shot myself full of epo Authority negras right 2nd year round because of his bike ran out of people don't realize like one little thing makes all the different from a performance standpoint yeah he probably would have been a little bit better but it's not because the drugs were in him persaeus because the drugs that were in him allowed to train more so the reason he was a fitter Rider the second year was because his watts per kilo or higher because of how much more he trained the drugs enabled him to train that much harder yeah that's what it does it allows you to harder to recover better so you have more output correct we don't want young kids to think that the only way to do this to start taking steroids and f****** your endocrine system and that's not all of course. But we also want to keep in mind like it almost requires like a broader discussion which is like why do we care well we can Combat Sports because it allows you to inflict more damage and I'm saying like why would why do it let's just say I'm not a professional athlete why do I actually care how fast I run or how fast ride or any of these other things well because you want to brag about it later or wait later maybe therein lies the problem I mean I mean you know when I stopped cycling competitively I think a big part of it was I just realized that performance and Longevity stopped being collinear they started to become somewhat orthogonal they started to deviate another was the things that I was doing that were enhancing my performance and I'm not even talking about drugs can training wise it seemed to come at the expense of what I believe was going to make me live longer so specifically the thing I cared most about with cardiovascular health now the incidence of atrial fibrillation in highly-trained athletes is 10 times higher than that of non-athletes so like that's a little counterintuitive rise like why would people who have such an amazingly fit cardiovascular systems have ten times the risk of this horrible atrial fibrillation which yeah many people have it but not young you're not supposed to have that when you're 40 and it's usually associated with cardiovascular disease and yet people are you know showing up with these I mean I have four patients who have had to get ablation for atrial fibrillation what is an ablation procedure where they threw the femoral artery in the vein and then they burn pieces of the heart specifically around the pulmonary vein and they basically are trying to burn away and create remove the ability of the electrical system to move in this way so it was basically happening with with this type of athlete's heart is when your heart is constantly being exposed to that high stretch high ejection fraction load you basically stretching out the electrical system for the electrical system of the heart runs within its muscles so as you stretch it out a certain group of people and we don't know why certain people are susceptible in certain constantly being exposed to have high stretch high ejection fraction load you're basically stretching out the electrical system for the electoral system of the heart runs within its muscles soon as you stretch it out a certain group of people we don't know why certain people are susceptible in certain or not but they just developed this this dysrhythmia so your soldering the motherboard as it were


    Joe Rogan - There's a Life Extension Drug?
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    what do you think the benefits are other than your energy and slight spikes in norepinephrine and some other hormones well I don't think there sufficient evidence at this point in time that time restricted feeding is going to impact my longevity so I think that's the big claim and it's a big claim is being what is the climate what are they saying I think the claim would be that fasting mimicry which could be you know like what's a valter Longo talks about where you do a 5-day diet of 750 to 1000 calories a day for 5 days followed by 25 days of AD libitum feeding meaning eat whatever the hell you want in terms of total caloric content you know the claim as well that's going to enhance longevity and orbino doing a 16-8 or 18/6 is going to enhance lifespan so just to take a step back I am only aware of three things that have universally extended span across all model organism so if you think about all eukaryotes right if you go from yeast to worms to flies to mammals the only things that uniformly extend life or almost uniformly is caloric restriction and or dietary restriction so total reduction in calories during the lifetime and or reduction of certain subsets of those calories so there's a super famous experiment that was done actually interested I wrote about it it's on my blog somewhere but it's basically the the best experiment ever done in caloric restriction was between monkeys and there's a group at the NIH in a group at the University of Wisconsin and was like a 19-year experiment or something like that so you could really study the impact of caloric restriction over these things and that experiment showed us that caloric restriction extended lifespan if you had a really shity diet and it did not extend lifespan if you had a really good diet counterintuitive but it also spoke to the idea that dietary restriction probably matters if you're reading a reg diet of McDonalds everyday and then we put your counterpart eating 70% of McDonalds everyday that's going to move the needle but in the Wisconsin and it in the NIH experiment when you took the monkeys they were eating kind of it wasn't their natural food but it was less horrible food the caloric restriction did not extend lifespan so that threw a wrench in everyone's understanding of caloric restriction and there are certain strains of my style so don't seem to be enhanced intensive lifespan time on on Earth but for the most part nutrient deprivation pretty ubiquitously extends life the second thing that uniformly extends life across this is a drug called rapamycin which is kind of like My Favorite Drug in the whole world I mean meaning it's like I think it's the most important drug in in terms of this space not necessarily because it's a drug that will all be taking though I do believe that is the case but more importantly because of what it's taught us the nutrient sensing pathway and its Target which is this protein called tour the target of rapamycin or M Torres you probably heard of it as mechanistic Target of rapamycin and rapamycin inhibits that that's a bit complicated because there's two variants of it there's something called mtor complex 1 and mtor complex to and if you take rapamycin day-in-and-day-out everyday witch 3 nipple transplant patients do it's an immunosuppressant that doesn't seem to really extend lifespan but if you take it in a pulsatile you selectively get this m torc1 inhibition without the m42 inhibition that seems to produce longevity big time at work how would you take it selectively well this is her to one of my main clinical interest because I obviously am waiting for the day when I can start taking it and ultimately you know feel that is safe enough that I could give it to patients except I'm extrapolating from all of the best data out there so that's looking at the work that's come out of it sabatini's lab David's a guy at MIT he's a professor he's actually the guy that when he was a medical student doing his PhD in 1994 actually discovered how rapamycin Works in mammals he's actually guy that coined mechanistic Target of rapamycin mtor work as a name and so now whatever we are almost 25 years later you know he's still running the PowerHouse lab that understands us if you look at all of the literature that's coming out of their lab coupled with a guy named Matt k Berlin at the University of Washington who's doing rapamycin studies and dogs along with the work done by someone named Joan manic who was at the time at Novartis is now a company called restore bio and a few other people. My intuition is that somewhere between 2 to 6 mg every 5 to 7 days is probably the sweet spot but you know am I confident enough in that to say that we should all be taking it not yet there's a couple things that like I want to be able to measure before we do that but you know any animal data the steps remarkable if you look at Matt kabelins dog data it's remarkable outside of euthanasia or accidents big and the rejection fraction which is the amount of blood the percentage of blood that leaves the ventricular chamber with every contraction that number goes down bad things happen to put that in perspective you and I sitting here couple of normal fit dudes we probably have a resting ejection fraction of 60% and if like we went out there in like killed it and work as hard as we could at Peak we might get that up to 85% ejection fraction so once the ejection fraction gets below 30% you know a person starts to become very symptomatic well Matt took these dogs that had low ejection fractions to begin with I forget what the exact number was but it might have been like below 40% below 30% put them on rapamycin for 12 weeks and in just 12 weeks sign absolute 10% Improvement or not didn't that means not going from 30 to 33 that's going from 30 to 40% EF Improvement Perfection 12 weeks of a drug and certainly you're not going to be able to measure a longevity impact over that so much of the study that's being done with this is looking at surrogate markers that we assumed would portend longevity soap mats work focusing on the ejection fraction Mannix work with focus on immune response which again was the turning point for me this was like December of 2014 was like when everything in my professional World shift in terms of my interest towards like rapamycin is the thing I want to know everything about because when I was at surgical resident you know we used to give rapamycin out like it was cotton candy to all the transplant patients it was an amazing drug that revolutionized transplant physiology because it had far fewer side effects than massive doses of Prednisone and things that we used to have to give patients now you could give them much less prednisone and you could give them rapamycin or cousins of rapamycin like fk506 immune systems of the body is rejecting Oregon exactly now when the you do that does that leave them susceptible to illness or does would that be the case with rapamycin in person taking for longevity that's the million-dollar question and so I think in toots in a moment I want I'll tell you the story of how rapamycin came to because I think it's the most interesting story in biology certainly in the last 25-30 years but when it was approved in 1999 by the FDA it was for this indication it was an immune suppressant 10 years before anybody figured out that oh wait this could also extend life and there and you had this Paradox which was wondering how can an immunosuppressant extend life I mean everybody acknowledges that immunity is a cork you know element of health and so in December of 2014 I feel like she was like almost Christmas Day by remember thinking this is like the best present I've ever got Mannix group publish this paper which they did in a group of a bath 320 65 year olds fish so they put them into four groups was a placebo group there was a group that got and it wasn't actually rapamycin it was ever a everolimus which is an analog a rap Myspace to the same drug as a group they got one milligram every single day 5 mg once a week 20 mg once a week they did this for something like 8 to 12 weeks and then they washed out meaning they got nothing for 8 to 12 weeks and then they were hit with a flu vaccine and then just measured the immune response doing these really complicated assays where you look at T cell function so relative to the placebo effect paradoxically all groups and Ida paradoxically because even the group that got one once a day also an increase in immunity which is a good thing but the five-and-twenty group saw an even bigger response the people who just got five once a week or 20 once a week so on even bigger response. The group that took 20 once a week had more side effects and the bigger Vanessa paradoxically because even the group that got 100 mg once a day also an increase in immunity which is a good thing but the five-and-twenty group saw an even bigger response people who just got five once a week or 20 once a week to on even bigger response. The group that took 20 once a week had more side effects and the biggest side effect of rapamycin acutely as he's awful awful mouth sores called after selsors they're nasty their brutal


    Joe Rogan - Why Obese People Can't Lose Weight
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    pretty overweight and one that died pretty recently he was really big and he just had this feeling when he would meet people and mean you talked about a little bit is just obese and it's just this thing where you're just oh look at this enormous fat guy and then to go from that to do there's a guy there's normal guy just a guy 168-pound guy normal no difference between it and I know we we love to have to beat up fat people we love to turn it into a character defect but I got to tell you virtually every fat person that I know that I've taken care of they are not disproportionately eating more than their peers in some cases yes but not unbalanced that the problem is that they simply do everything incorrectly metabolically you know exercising makes things worse other lots of predisposing factors but at the end of the day what's happening is when you and I eat like let's let's take a meal that that like if you had pancakes bacon and scrambled eggs that would be like a really good mix of bed be a third carbs 1/3 protein 1/3 fat sites like a s*** ton of nutrient right if you were I ate that probably wouldn't be that good for us but like we say we just finished a workout or something like we're going to Partition the muscle and liver stores of glycogen because we have bigger muscles that are mussels and more insulin sensitive we can actually disproportionately put more glycogen into our muscles into the leg muscles cuz you'll have done that run up the hills right and and then further more when we want to recruit energy again will have the ability to actually go back and get fat ass but you know another word break down fat at lower ATP demands then necessarily always going to glycogen similar with we partition fuel in a smarter way these patients I mean you can measure this clinically using something called rer and of course doing other blood tests like they just they just they can't break down their own fat so their body is essentially broken in that regard and that can be fixed with with diet it's a hard problem because the way I explain to people is so clinically I'm not interested in weight loss. I'm much more interested in longevity and yes sometimes weight loss comes with that but I like if I ever get stuck doing your weight loss like that would have been doing the wrong thing for my interest but the way I say to people when they want to lose weight is look you don't want to lose weight you want to lose fat but supposed to be very clear on our semantics Fit weight is irrelevant right unless you're a cyclist or some athlete For Whom the actual scale mean something but for people like us if you want to lose fat not weight and then when you say you want to lose fat what does that mean in English well do you want fewer fats house or do you want to eat fat cell to be smaller those are totally different questions fat cells have liposuction but we know that that doesn't fix you metabolically so if you want fewer if you want to be less fat you have to have smaller fat cells now a fat cell conceptually has two inputs and one output so now I say let's reframe the question you got a room with a hundred people in it you want fewer people in the room what has to happen more people have to leave the room and enter the room so similarly if you have a fat cell and you wanted to be less fat you got to get more fat out of it interested in the fact that exits the cell exits Fiat process called lipolysis and the inputs to a fat cell or something called de novo lipogenesis which is turning carbohydrates into fat and rias aerification which is turning fat like in a free fatty acid into a triglyceride back into a fat cell each of those three doors is controlled by hormones and so the purpose of nutrition or fasting or exercise or drugs or hormones are all these things is to manipulate those hormones in the direction why come negative fat flux or what would be referred to in the literature is fat balance negative fat balance and the hormones that drive that are many insulin hormone sensitive lipase testosterone estrogen cortisol being the five most important in my opinion maybe someone will disagree with that but I think those are the five that rule the roost and so you know how do you manipulate those well insulin seems to be the most important of the five and there's no better way to lower insulin to not eat so the first thing that happened to that dude who went 382 days without anything but water and minerals is he basically had very low insulin levels in fact once he got into raging ketosis which he got into by about day 7 his insulin came up only to prevent him from going into ketoacidosis which was what would happen if he had no insulin response mother was if he was a type 1 diabetic he would have died of ketoacidosis because he wouldn't have had the insulin to regulate uptick of ketones but if you were I did this because we have a normal pancreas we would actually make just enough insulin to suppress ketogenesis and keep that beta-hydroxybutyrate level in the in the neighborhood of probably seven or eight millimolar as opposed to getting north of 12 to 15 which is when you get into trouble so you know how do you manipulate insulin nutrition is the first way if you can't fast the next best thing is to reduce carbohydrates obviously you're the most insulinogenic of food protein can be quite intelligent as well it has a different response and then that's when you start to think about these other things you know I've seen patients where they just can't lose weight and I watch what they're doing and they're doing everything right they just can't lose weight but then you noticed their cortisol levels through the roof it's hard to get rid of fat when you have hot lots of cortisol cortisol has a very anabolic hormone too fat and a very catabolic hormone to muscle exact opposite of what we want to see Oscar and of course is the exact opposite testosterone is catabolic to Fat Butt anabolic to muscle of course you know women have a harder time because once women go through menopause they lose all the estrogen and all the testosterone and so now they lose to hormones of play a very important role in regulating this so for these people that are having the issue with cortisol levels that's exacerbated by stress right yes so stress actually exist exacerbates your weight gain absolutely absolutely fuel partitioning you know you're responsible for what you put in your mouth but in many ways at that point like the hormones take over and decide where it's going


    Joe Rogan - Cocaine Revolutionized Surgery
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    once I had one so bad that I was like this when I was in residency and I was like it was just driving me nuts so I went to the or and I got a bunch of Lidocaine which is a local anesthetic and I wanted to the call room and I just grabbed my tongue and just injected like lidocaine in it and just when I did that somebody walked in and I've got like blood dripping down for my mouth I'm going to needle in my mouth in there like support groups for people like you disgusting I had my deviated septum fixed and they shove the lidocaine up there you know it's it's it's par stuff and the rest of the day I just felt like shaky and just weird and then I realize this is like a almost like a cocaine type thing like it's called you know why we have lidocaine cuz of cocaine Johns Hopkins and one of the original Four Horsemen so the four main Physicians that basically have shaped medicine in this country all started out at Hopkins Osler in medicine Hopkins and surgery and then two other guys Walsh and I'm blanking on a Kelly was the third one and he basically figured out cuz you got to remember like there was a day when surgery was staggeringly barbaric like prior to Ether surgery was like alright can you hold them down like gag them get get undrunk gagum and like we're going to do our thing right crazy so God I used to know all of this s*** I don't remember any of the exact dates anymore but it was like kind of like mid 1800 too late eighteen-hundreds when up at Massachusetts General Hospital I forget the name of who it was but someone basic came up with either so either became the first form of anesthetic but you know you were knocking people out fast forward probably 20-30 years when Halsted figured out that this thing called cocaine could provide local anaesthetic so he began experimenting with like crazy and of course in the process became like Peyton Lee addicted to it so you this entire generation of Surgeons at Hopkins from that early era that we're completely Coke addicted so Halsted and all of his first generation of residence and then of course from that we got lidocaine bupivacaine all of these things that don't have the same properties but to this day cocaine is still using and most people don't realize it but cocaine's a schedule 2 drug meaning it actually has a medical application like heroin which is schedule 1 in the DEA and marijuana that's right but ENT surgery cuz it has some favorable properties over even lidocaine and bupivacaine for nasal surgery did you know that they still use coca leaves for flavor in Coca-Cola they actually extract the cocaine from that use the coca leaves and kangaroo medical I had cocoa tea for my first time this summer like real cocoa tea latte has brought up from coffee sort of a thing and it's got flavonoids actually actually probably healthy for you I just love plants and Jen we think of the coca leaves as producing cocaine cocaine we think of is inherently negative but the leaf itself like if you just don't extract it actually really good for you it's got flavonoids actually actually probably healthy for you I just love plants and Jen when we think of the coca leaves as producing cocaine cocaine we think of is inherently negative but the the leaf itself like if you just don't extract it actually really good for us to think about the difference between Oreos


    Joe Rogan - The Truth About Lance Armstrong
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    drawn to those sports are the ones that are you know or wanted to be a leak in those Sports already had a genetic predisposition that sort of my feeling is it's a bit of both I think what Lance had that was pretty unique even amongst the world's best which is what he competed with of course I think his lactate threshold was a lot higher than most people genetically yeah and then of course and you know I mean I know such a controversial topic although my view is I think that every single cyclists at least from 1991 till 2011 was on highly highly you know augmented programs so you know that Lance won seven of those years in the in that context just tells me that he was you know training harder and being more specific to the right in the year everything that that team uspostal did was geared for that one race and also when you really look at how much doping they did it while she wasn't that much like you know when they were blood transfusion it might have been two units over the course of a race and I'm not saying that that wouldn't help it would help a lot but that's nothing compared to what people were doing just a few years before Lance came along so Lance one I think his first one in 99 the guy who won before that in 98 with marker pen money before that was going to be on ohlrich in 97 and before that was going to be horn Reese do you want a Reese's nickname was mr60 because his hematocrit was always over 60 that's freaking still have that guy didn't die of a stroke I don't know ya Lance never had to my knowledge they would basically always titrate with a bow and or hemoglobin up to 50 which was the trigger so you know but but I and again I I've never I don't know when it's at all so I certainly don't know anything about him Beyond like the little bit that I have read over time but I do think his lactate tolerance was remarkable meaning you know we measure lactate in athletes rumors and cyclists when they're you know trying to figure out what their performance is and as far as I can tell the ra seem to be these two phenotypes there's the one phenotype where people can tolerate staggeringly high amounts of lactate and antagonist not lactate per se that is causing the pain that you're experiencing it's the hydrogen ion that accompanies the lactate lactic acid be added part of that is a hydrogen ion and that's actually with poisoning the muscle and preventing the muscle from having this effortless actin-myosin a que no contract release etcetera but we use lactated a proxy cuz we're lactated High the hydrogen ion is high and there are some people who can just tolerate like incredible doses I used to work with Olympic swimmers and I mean they were just a couple of these guys like they could actually be standing with a lactate of 24 when I was competing if I had a Lactaid above 16 or 17 I couldn't be standing like that was just too much pain like I was on the floor but I was over 17 I was puking and I thought dudes I could stand there a 24 I'd like one of my good friends he he he won Gold and a silver medal in the Sydney Olympics and retired from swimming in 2004 then came back to swim Masters so like I was trying to make a comeback to make the 2012 Olympic team and when he was training for that like I would poke him between races and I saw him get out of a 402 the individual medley race which is the hardest swim race of them all the 400 IM is I mean you might as well just shoot yourself it's so painful he got out of that had a Lactaid of 18 2 minutes later not 2 minutes later maybe seven or jump on the blocks and 100 breast race you know came out with the Lactaid to 21 I kind of thing so they were those guys the Spectrum the word on the street is guys like Michael Phelps or at the opposite end of that where they are so efficient at shuttling lactic acid out of the cell back to the liver where this thing called the Cori cycle actually turns lactate back into glucose that they never have high levels of lactate now again all of this is sort of work you know speculation cuz I don't think they were very hush-hush about phelps's numbers but I heard from reliable and reasonable sources that he rarely have a lactate above 8 0 including when he's breaking World Records which for me at 8 .0 like I'm smokin and jokin like that's fine but for you know he was so efficient is getting rid of it that you could set the world record in the 400 IM and apple activate again I don't know if this is true but but various facets of performance-enhancing modalities extend a person's ability and so many different ways and create a super person yeah of course it's interesting right once you start eating in the same way like what week would we have lactose Lactaid and you take someone like me probably has none of that and you know what you juice me up to his level is that cheating this is why people like Daniel Coyle who are so critical of Lance Armstrong say cuz because on the one hand but you'll have camps it's a look it's a great equalizer like why don't we just let everybody dope and just having done these Sports and nowhere near the high-level that those guys do it I just know how destructive they are like the Tour de France's most unhealthy thing on the face of the Earth I've heard that it's healthier to do to a Tour de France on steroids than it is to do it off stairwell absofuckinglutly when those guys finish the Tour de France they are osteopenic mean their bone density has eroded their muscle they have lost so much muscle mass mean is a devastating grueling event no nothing's going to completely ameliorate that but like if we think that like watching these guys killed themselves riding 6 hours a day hitting Peak thresholds no 6 watts per kilogram if there's anything physiologically reasonable about that we're out the f****** lunch but is that the point I mean isn't that the point is that you can push your mind to do something your body absolutely doesn't want to do so you should be rewarded for her that is remarkable and no disrespect the best running back in the NFL but like you can't even compare that to what a guy does for workload for sure or just the pain absolute sheer discomfort in the physiologic torture and the duration of an all these other things will you see it in their faces to those guys like when they were tired they look like they're 10 years older than they are inside of 10 like what if we just say guess what everybody's allowed to use whatever amounts of EPO blood testosterone to be at the 80th percentile of what we consider normal so everybody's allowed to walk around with a hemoglobin 14.7 or up to 14.7 or 15 or allow people to use her an amount how many years ago was basically said look we're going to develop a signature for every person and now if you deviate much from your signature will that'll be the trigger and the argument Again by certain people and I think Daniel Coyle argued this a lot in one of his books that he wrote ripping apart Lance was the reason isn't that the reason doping is unfair it's cuz everybody does that argument doesn't hold water is because if you're a person who naturally lives at a hematocrit of 47 year only getting a slight Improvement going from 47 to 50 if you're a person who naturally lives at 43 you going from 43 to 50 you got much bigger advantage to which I say yeah but none of that's true on a relative basis but an absolute level if everybody's walking around with a hematocrit of 48 to 50 they still have the same oxygen carrying capacity it does level the playing field the concern though isn't it I would believe the concern is you don't want people to think that you going from 43 to 50 you got much bigger advantage to which I say yeah but none of that's true on a relative basis but an absolute level if everybody's walking around with a hematocrit of 48 to 50 they still have the same oxygen carrying capacity it does level the playing field the concern though isn't it I would believe the concern is you don't want people to think that the only way to do this sport is to take drugs


    Joe Rogan - Doctor Explains Benefits of Fasting
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    his appetite I mean I do but nothing like what I used to mean I I fast pretty much every day like I'm doing 16 hours what you doing depends so when I'm in I split my time between New York and California when I'm in New York it's absolutely one meal a day no ifs ands or buts cuz it's just the schedule is such that you know I'm seeing patients in the morning and afternoon and I don't want to do I want to waste time to eat your doctoring I mean I trained as a surgeon and did cancer surgery but I my practice is based on longevity so it's sort of how do you apply nutrition exercise sleep Stress Management Endocrinology lipidology supplement hormones all that stuff like how do you engineer how to make somebody live longer is as my clinical interest so yes I'm here I mean yesterday and today it's the same like you know today has just been kind of a busy day and I won't eat till dinner tonight but my short fast would be 16 hours where I would eat a ton of course I'll be a short when they were hungry we wouldn't be here so it's not just that starvation shorter medication to starvation is is necessary to be beneficial in other words you know during these short periods of deprivation of food you know we get just a little bit more epinephrine and norepinephrine we just get a little bit sharper a little bit better I can't even I can't even remember this like you three meals a day it's been so long crazyshit for 10 years nutritional wise like I meant spent three years in ketosis where was National one day I was in ketosis for 3 years lots of fasting but I think intermittent fasting or time-restricted feeding probably at least five years and what are people listening what are the benefits of that well I mean we have to be clear that I think a lot Gangnam satchin Panda at the Salk Institute in San Diego. I think one of the world's experts on time restricted feeding but you're free sample of 16 hour fast in a mouse produce his unbelievable results if you take a group of you know certain types of Mysore strains of rats are the rodents and you in a 24-hour. Deprive them of any nutrients for a 16 hours but then for 8 hours let them eat whatever the hell they want they can't gain weight so in the end in the reason we think is it once you give a long enough period of time when the animal can ramp up its like the enzymes in the liver that are responsible for fat oxidation I mean they just basically become fat burn I hate that term fat burning machine is so overused but they that's Bae that if we just become unbelievably efficiently metabolizing fat so be careful that when we extrapolate that cuz you and I have a very different metabolism in Emmaus like 16 hour fast to Emmaus is much longer than it is to us so I don't know if those benefits would extend also it's not entirely clear the time restricted feeding will produce the longevity benefit that we see an other sort of fasting or fasting mimicking types of diets do for me what it comes down to is I mean honestly it's just an easier way it gives me a much more Liberty with what I eat during my feeding window I don't have to be nearly as restrictive when I'm feeding if I have that. Off it just in terms of like my physiologic response 2nd edition minions thing like I kind of hate being Tethered to eat I like knowing that have I get into a pants but I don't have to eat right now I'm sitting on the airplane and they're serving dogshit I don't have to eat I can wait another five hours until I eat I also just feel much more steady in my energy levels I I kind of vaguely remember like 10 years ago when I was kind of like eating a normal diet how I always had low in energy after lunch like there is the post-lunch pre-dinner I just don't feel good like nothing I feel bad but like I'm not sharp I'm not in my A-game and I don't even know what that feels like anymore which is not to say feel great all the time but I definitely don't have that vacillating energy level no don't listen to him like just just Google it that's that's f****** terrible for you if you want to eat carbohydrates get from fruits and I'll get it from natural sources but just if you have a trainer to tell me to eat bread get a new f****** Trainor cuz it's just it's not what you know it's nothing wrong with eating if you want to occasionally in small doses but when I eliminated most that stuff for my diet I felt exact same thing I felt that midday nap desire go away and they just us Guinness about like you at the end of the day like a goddamn f****** tired and then I have to drink cup of coffee to get ramp back up again and this is like never-ending cycle of having this insulin Spike and then there's a crash and that is that's from carbohydrates it's from refined carbohydrates and you know having too much f****** sugar in your body and everybody does it all right and just put like Peter attia fat and Jesse picture of me when I was a swimmer cuz all this time we were talking about me swimming you're assuming like I'm a fit dude I was fit but fat dude totally fat and Bissell you eating carbs yeah you're sitting down definitely you know probably what maybe 30 pounds have your body fat was much greater and we'll be eating a day cuz training all day and you know every post-workout was a carb refeed and so your answer to this vicious glycogen dependent state people that it's it's crazy that there's so many folks out there that are living their life that don't even understand it is a process they're going through they just think this is eating and exercise this is what happens but it's not your body live if you shot a cut that off push it away and turn into a completely different food source just change the way you eat your body will change and that that just that concept people that sound like horseshit it sounds like what are you saying that you you offering some miracle cure y'all know I'm saying you will change the dimension of life that you operate in it would change cuz you won't be the same person you want that like who you are is dependent upon a lot of things but one of them is how much energy you have and how you feel you crashing you change the way you eat you change the energy you have to change the way you feel it'll change your behavioral change your choices mention of life that you operate in it would change cuz you won't be the same person you won't like who you are is dependent upon a lot of things but one of them is how much energy you have now you feel whether you're crashing you change the way you eat you change the energy you have to change the way you feel it'll change your behavioral change your choices will change your Ambitions it'll change your potential


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Monkeys Eating Oreos
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    seal jumps up and grabs her in the ass and pulled her into the water to see that Jamie I didn't think that seals ever did something like that before I don't know I did see a special once about how Dolphins could be kind of aggressive with each other like they could harm you know they could Cecile sitting there and this girl but I think it was probably looking for a handout and these people weren't giving it to her when she turns her butter with lead the plants in the water and fish and s*** you know whatever they can get ahold of their probably birds and stuff to the probably used to scoop and things out but I bet that what that's from his them getting to acclimated to people feeding them under they have an issue in Boulder where Boulder is there been Colorado Thanksgiving in San Francisco Boulder is right up there but there's less people and everything is real healthy and active and hiking and stuff like that they don't allow hunting for mountain goats on the weekends because they're so many people hiking and doing that they don't want people killing these mountain goats in front of them cuz people freak out even though they have decided that they have to control the population and kill a certain number of them but so many people go out there that these things aren't scared of people so it's created this really weird situation where if you are hunting them you're you're almost hunting something that's domesticated people feed them Cheetos so much so that a friend of mine was talking about it that he was up there with his daughter his daughter open up a bag of Cheetos and the Goat walked right to a wild goat lives on the f****** Woods walked right up to his daughter and they were laughing she opened up the bag of Cheetos and put it and he stopped his head in the bag of Cheetos he knew what to do and he's he's in this guy who was talking about this is a hunter and he's like this f****** goat has like Cheeto dust all over its face like it's the craziest thing its face is all red with Cheeto dust and it's in there to any cheat like it's done it before. Costa Rica's another similar situation and we're staying at this Four Seasons out there and the monkeys have got very accustomed to people being there and so they come by and they hang out and they were trying to get things from you and my daughter opened up a package of Oreos and the monkey just jumped onto this little Lads like a couple feet away from her and and my wife is like I really don't think it's a good idea that we feed this thing Oreos and I said well you know delete my f****** crocodile anyway I mean it's not going to eat this every day but we hand the monkey and Oreo it pops open the Oreo and starts chewing on the frosting like a little kid and then we're like every week does he know how to do that because he's watching some human do it or we innately wired to do that with Oreos think he knows how to do it because someone's giving him Oreos so many times that he knows that's the good stuff the good stuff the metal they just sell that in a paste good because you can contrast it would because back to the contrast word cookies it's it's related to the raccoon this is weird animal that lives mostly in Central and South America and it has a northern range that extends into Arizona all the way up in the mace I think like it gets into the air is work it's cold but Arizona thing is the only state in the US that has it but it's this weird-looking monkey raccoon thing that is so domesticated that we gave it some grapes we give it some grapes and this little f***** there it is we look at that weird little thing it came and sat what we had like a little patio area in the hotel room they came and sat down with us it's so calm that it's sat and went underneath one of the chairs and took a nap after we gave it some grapes like while we're hanging around with my daughters are running around making noises things just chilling it was a total pet is a total pet the cool man weird looking things people eat them apparently apparently they hunt them in Arizona that have to be pretty hungry to eat one of those they're so cute little face weird little animal sweet we've got them Wicked coyote problem in San Diego then at least of the part I live in in just one of those things once we got rid of mountain lions cuz nobody wants mountain lions around the coyotes run amok is that what it is and he was saying that the mountain lions left and the the coyotes just they've exploded their there so many of them around like please run amok is that what it is I think that me that's my friend of mine about this the other day actually and he was saying that this really only like in our neighborhood is howling like two mountain lions left and the the coyotes just they've exploded their there so many of them around like


    Joe Rogan on Shark Attacks
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    I got bit in half by shark couple years back door training for something yeah that's funny you remember that that was May of 2008 I remember like it was yesterday so at the time I lived in San Francisco and this is actually just before I swam the Maui thing now that I think about it I was 10 years ago when the Maui thing in June of 06 to June of 08 so I'm doing all my training in a swimming pool up in San Francisco because I don't want to acclimate to very cold water actually want to be in warm but I needed one long ocean swim like 14 or 15 miles is my like last training swim but came down to San Diego to do it and just by bad luck I came down a few days after that guy was killed now this was a guy I didn't know him but he was a triathlete training with a crap on group that they would go out and swim every morning and I know the beach exactly where it happened in Solana Beach and unfortunately like most people who get attacked by great whites they have a very did they always attack the same way which is below and behind stealth bite up in an ewe Retreat so they're trying to basically injure the price of their prey exsanguinate and then they take off and then they wait till you bleed out so they never saw the shark but you can tell from the bike parks it was actually had a friend who was on the beach and saw him when he came out and he was basically dead when he got to shore he had. Blood to death the problem is so in this case the shark had bit him and cut through his femoral arteries and veins and the salt water prevents you from having any hemostasis so it exacerbates the blood loss so that's generally how folks Parish when they're big hug and luckily that commotion prevents the sharks from wanting to come back so do it 3 days later I go out and I'm swimming at that beach cuz I swim from my training swim was La Jolla up to Solana Beach and back and got tell you like 3 days after a guy dies where you're swimming it is it was about one of the most mentally challenging training swims to be like cuz you can't see like the water at that part of the beaches so murky you know you're only a couple hundred yards offshore that but you can barely see your hands when you're swimming and so you're just thinking since the day yeah I'm not interested in that jackass see why is just something about sharks to me they are to me one of the most terrifying thing fits her SWA we're so inept in the water mean even a person like you was a great swimmer a joke what we are in comparison to what they are it's just your you're throwing yourself into the world of a super predator and to know that one just jacked person just a few days before and you're out there swimming around yeah although I will say this you know when it's all said and done all of the close encounters I've had probably the scariest moment I've ever had in the water was doing a swim from Santa Rosa to Santa Barbara So Santa Rosa Island which is the second farthest north Channel Island you got San Miguel Santa Rosa Santa Cruz and Anacapa represent the top four Channel Islands so we did this November swim it was night time thing against women from Santa Rosa Island to Santa Barbara and at about 5 in the morning maybe 6 in the you're just starting to get enough light where you can see and you're out there so you really have amazing visibility and I look down probably 40 ft and I see this enormous thing swimming like this which is how sharks swim and I see the dorsal fin in the position that freaks me out and the Tails this way that all of that is shark and I like you know like lift up out of the water how to make a judgment call here if that's really a great white you probably ought to get out of the water but if you the moment you are out of water that's it the swim is over like you just spent like months doing this like it's done so then I convinced myself and I think I'm right I think it was a dolphin on its side because of dolphin on side with its Finwood its tail fin would be the same way and it could swim that way so and then I just kept swimming but I mean that's the s*** out of me there's no question that like they're there they are way more plentiful than we realize and all you do is talk to the fishermen like the fishermen I'll tell you they're like you look off Coronado I mean it's like there's non-stop great whites the good news is they see us all the time and most the time they realize we're not what they want is there a way you can wear Kevlar suit to protect protect you from getting bitten in half this is so funny you bring this up I became obsessed with this thing called the what was it called Christ you put the thing on your ankle like you need wrapping rank on how to tail like this long and I like four foot long thing and it was charged and it sends out an electrical impulse that Disturbed the s*** out of the Sharks the Sharks nose is an organ that senses electricity so when a shark like it could be pitch-black it could be sweet water and Macon still scope you you know from hundreds of yards away based on the electrical activity of your heart and that organ is there no so this little thing I forgot it was called like that shark taser or some s*** it puts out a signal that like tazes them and they don't want to get within like it's called the shark bands worn on the wrist or ankle different name but because the one that I was going to get and did a ton of research into had a really long tail hanging off it and that became the problem he's it patented magnetic technology to repel sharks so the tail was a problem because of the drag no because it would sound silly but it would come up and zap you in the nuts every 37 seconds you get zapped by the tail and I was just like I like how it says reduce the risk please it's going to come to me like in an hour I'll remember what this silly thing was I know it's one of the best shark fishing places in the world have a friend of mine have told me that if you think about like wild places on Earth that are just overrun with Predators terrifying like predator-prey activity Catalina Island is one of the top spots in the world like he's like I'm telling you man the Shark Fishing Off the island is f****** insane and then I watched television show just you know synchronicity a couple days later and it was these guys shark fishing off of Catalina was like what in the f*** I could have never guessed the catching mako's mostly and and it's actually my recollection cuz we swam around Catalina once as well the backside is way more aggressive than the front side the side that faces the Pacific side the guest the catching Mancos most yeah and it's actually my recollection cuz we swam around Catalina once as well the backside is way more aggressive in the front side the side that faces the Pacific guided rather


    Joe Rogan STUNNED By Ultra Swimmer Stories
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    you ever heard that you swam from Maui to Lanai right and you're the one the only humans ever do that I'm told I was the first person to swim from Maui to Lanai and back the other one way is a pretty famous swim race it's done every year the first person to do it around your back suck dude why'd you do that. want to do that that's a ridiculous proposition so I got into I decided in this going to sound silly I read a book in January 2004 about this woman named Penny Dean who still to this day holds the record for the fastest crossing of the Catalina channel so it's for me from Catalina Island to San Pedro to point Vicente and she had done in like 7 hours and 20 minutes that's amazing I wasn't as a crow flies it's 21 miles with the currents it's a little longer and I was like you know I really want to do this but I got to learn how to swim purse that's in 3 miles an hour swimming she is a Phenom Penny Dean had a stroke rate of 90 Strokes per minute which that might not mean anything someone who doesn't swim but like to turn to have a hand hit the water every you know third of it the second is a remarkable thing yeah I can't hold a Cadence of that for a hundred yards wow she's out of control Advanced age yeah I mean she's of course got an amazing pedigree of swimming and that wasn't her first rodeo anymore but it was one of our favorite topics of discussion I think opportunities or ideas put forth were higher pain tolerance something about being you know evolving to be able to give birth just means they can tolerate pain a lot higher I think another thing I've heard is buoyancy you know women are naturally going to have more body fat which provides insulation when you do these swims you're not allowed any wetsuits or Aids of any sort so it's like you're in a speedo and I'm single latex cap and that's it and so you can have a little been in so I think women's hips because they going to have more fat on their hips date they take corrects one of the big buoyancy issues that we have in swimming we we we didn't evolve to swimwear horrible at because we swim like this we drag our hips through the water and if you think about the importance of aerodynamics in most of the things that we think about whether the archery or race car driving or cycling you know in water is that much more important cuz the density of water is you know thousands of times greater than are so swimming is just 100% about avoiding drag with people that are capable of pushing their brain to do things that other people just don't think of possible like a you know Bigfoot 200 race or like any of those things but the swim one is particularly crazy because you can't stop right like if you're running an ultramarathon you just want to sit down for a couple minutes and just take a break you can do that but if you're swimming there's not a goddamn thing you do for the kayaker it's an immediate disqualification that's so crazy man that is such a wow so you heard about this woman doing and that's why I read this book and I was like I really want to do this at the time I was in my residency in Baltimore and I was like you know I really want to do this and I cannot learn how to swim to do as I start taking swimming lessons and then basically by about this 2005 I entered my first swim race it was a two mile swim race in Lake Reston Virginia and I did it I was like oh my God I just swam to my in the Open Water you know it's hard but I was like okay that's the proof-of-concept now you just got to figure out how to make it 20 25 miles and so I just you know went completely psycho and Ratchet up the training and set in October of 2005 I did my first Catalina swim that's got to be a pretty good feeling that when you're done that you are capable pushing yourself to what most people think it's an impossible distance why do you do this I would say that it in life velocity means very little acceleration means everything so what do I mean by that right like if you're going 650 miles an hour in an airplane you don't feel it you only feel when speed changes so I've always had this theory that emotionally that's also true that happiness is only interesting when it's juxtaposed with sadness and so the feeling of crawling on the shore after you've been swimming for 12 to 14 hours is amazing but what makes it especially amazing is that 6 hours earlier you thought you were going to die so you start the swims in the goodnight to avoid the shipping traffic so that First Swim boat drops you off at Catalina Island it's midnight that's a Darkness you can't imagine like you can't even see LA from Catalina you have to swim for 6 hours before you even see the lights of Los Angeles yeah what do you see the stars and the phospholipase bioluminescent organisms in the water come through the water you're pulling and ripping these little things and you're seeing the Sparks and you can't tell where the water ends in the sky starts in other words the stars in the bioluminescence looks like one cylinder but then I had only swim in the ocean for two weeks before the swim I did all my training and up swimming pool so and a lake on the East Coast so now I wish I wasn't used to how to keep the salt water out of my mouth so then I was like puking my guts out and then my because later on this but what I learned is the importance of spitting the water out of your mouth very quickly so we in a freshwater pool or like you get away with more than the ocean you swallow that saltwater you're going to get sick as hell so all this stuff going on so by 5 in the morning even someone for 5 hours you're getting cold you're I mean in a frankly just physiologically like your cortisol levels are red and nater you're just feel horrible it's like it's a really bad feeling and you're not even halfway there and it's like you don't know if you can do it and bubble well if 6 hours later you're now crawling out of the water feeling like you've done this amazing thing that that's emotional acceleration that's like the greatest contrast I've never experienced that but I was explaining the other day to a friend of mine about this camping trip that we went on in Montana 9 degrees outside is freezing cold we stayed out there for 5-6 days and then when we finally got to a hotel room I took a shower and it was the most amazing shower I've ever experienced in my life and that's a small but you take a shower everyday and it's a big deal about the meal you had if you've been a similar situation yet or lost at sea for the Federation that oversees that body of water and you say I want to do this and then you you do you go through all the channels to do it like they have to have an observer there and they you follow these official rules all in probably like a dozen of these but probably like 6 of them really long ones what's the longest well there and back so 40 miles told the Maui channel is a ten-mile channel so round trip is 20 the bigger question is time in the water because you rarely get to swim news in a straight line so the Maui Lanai one I wanted to go Maui Lanai Molokai Maui to do a triangle and that would have been 30 miles as a crow flies but we just you know boat captain wasn't willing to do it at night cuz of the tiger Sharps and during the daytime we couldn't theologically figure out how one could suffer against those the Wind cuz the wind gets so brutal in the middle of the day so even the one that I did which was just there and back I ended up swimming for 12 hours because on the 1st way Crossing where there was no wind took me 4 hours and then it took eight hours to get back because I was swimming like the hypotenuse of a triangle right like the currents going this way so I had to swim this way just to go straight line and I still can I almost missed Maui Jesus Christ I almost got swept out to Molokai just because the current was about 1.7 not which is about as fast as I can swim maybe two knots that is a ridiculous thing once my daughter was born which was 10 years ago this summer that's when I I only probably did two of these after she was born because then the training just got so I just you got to live in the water if you want to do this for like you got to eat including the winter you know like you know even in San Diego where I live it's still you know 55° in the water and you're going to spend 3-4 hours a day in the water freezing you know is just what I was like we probably did two of these after she was born because then the training just got so I just you got to live in the water if you want to do this for like you got to eat including the winter you know like you know even in San Diego where I live it's still you know 55° in the water and you're going to spend 3-4 hours a day in the water freezing you know is just what I was like you know I just don't have the drive to spend 25 hours a week swimming


    Joe Rogan on Race in America
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    did you have your your your thoughts I've got my thoughts and weird part of two separate communities and it's it's just like with anything else I think that integration between the two and that balance is like the most heat of everybody really it did kind of will grow everybody you know the the the Bounty Hunter's can learn something from the beginning not willing to listen and it's just common ground across the board that you know and it's some of it is probably just learned I think a lot about like how you grew up and I think it's important to like understand that it's like I said just go back to my childhood is just that's the way I grew up and that's what I understood but when I look at like my dad you know like my my dad didn't have his dad so and he was out the house by 15 being a 15 year old kid that didn't have a place to go like what are you going to do in the only people you see around you is is drug dealers and then in August so I like a lot of it I give credit to him first thing around for me because I would have no idea to hit three more bar environment how much love we get yeah yeah that that's it that's a big part of it is like it's just the culture is it is just you know it and I think it stems from one culture being separated from others and not having that integration then you get that like even more of a disconnect and then went to get the even bigger than you know it's all like to know he'll more insecurity which leads to more tribalism and the whole thing is just it's so disappointing the people still like expecting people are opening up to that more now than before I think it's a slow process that slowly but surely don't you truly don't understand and you don't even like take the time to try and understand what their tribal to they'd talk to other people that say the same s*** and like yeah but then they'll just start rattling off statistics about the instances of crime in the black community and how the Asians don't do this but the blacks do with a f****** cultural you haven't been around enough people and it does not go back a lot what not to do on what to do you know who this is that's what that's what that's a hard roll especially for young like you go back earlier like if y'all got to get delusional for real quick I feel like you don't have that voice of reason to tell you right from wrong when you when you that kind of eight and it's because he didn't have his dad and his dad because when slavery was abolished so we're talking about a small amount of time in human history where they haven't been slaves so all your isolation when you felt as a kid will you felt separate from the people that were in there with the miles that were higher than yours think about that times a hundred if is if you were a slave maybe a million and someone who can go to school and travel abroad they want it and then the idea that some of these white people think that these people should just get over it with the amount of time is so f****** short you're talkin about we just have black panther the lights like Reese a1865 I feel like we sold disconnected from even that in this is I've I've talked to a lot of people about this the difference between being call a black American and African-American you know I do it I hate being called an African-American that's what everybody says no and it is just me to me it makes you seem because she put me in Francis next to each other Frances an African-American Elon Musk yeah I mean really windy will what I think even more now it it kind of like I just Why Can't We Be black comes in so many different shades I called you know well it's with every generation it's it's going to take a long time before we just abandon all this nonsense and just treat people based on who they are as a human being but my grandparents Came From Italy and they were treated like dogshit damn my grandfather always talked about the racism that he encountered when he came over from Italy to America and they didn't think of Italians as white people now they think of Italians is why people hundred percent if you're from Spain you're basically white like nobody thinks of a guy from Spain as being like you don't think I'm the same way you think of Mexico right right back. But one day all that s*** will go away it'll take but I think it's because of the internet you see it on Twitter and he's into trying to stop that and maybe that's missguided because maybe it strengthens it but I think that ultimately is ability to exchange information is get going to allow more and more people to compare notes and and and understand that there's no there's no benefit to describe tortitude to thinking of people as being inferior or Superior or Better or Worse which stop different people are you really see somebody you really see I'm like literally all the same but all different to because that's one of the beautiful things that you do you see these little different aspects of individuals personalities but took some people in a group of do you know you're a Chinese guy what the f*** you are your this we're all the same thing as Rodger people talk about having like pride and in in it I feel like helps a little bit more if I if I identify as a black American you know instead of instead of like an African-American it's just you know what I mean I think that steel we're obviously all the same in Indonesia to be integration but you still have to have some type of identity you know if they did a good job I think it did a great job in describing like the difference there differences between the the black community and in the African American Community you know what I mean African Africa itself it ended because you get that you get that like anger you know what I mean like that's like the The Stereotype is like the black angry black man but some of it stems from not knowing where you're from and not having that core identity and I feel like we can just do that again here in America as Black America instead of what it represents is a meter to register that racism is dying yeah this is this is also there's a lot of like why people that really go on way out of their way to go see it because they wanted to show everybody that they're not racist but I think that's good to ultimately it's it's showing that this is something that people recognize has a stupid problem and we should get past it and it took long enough but but me personally you know I just ate cuz everybody every kid wants to be a superhero play the set as scientists if you want those white get over it guys that doesn't register for you cuz they're all white every f****** superhero bad man even the hog is white at first that needs to be celebrated too because the more you celebrate culture the more you can integrate between all of them right away in the morning Chinese restaurants Chinatown Chinatown they got like f****** Alaskan king crabs in a fish tank like even get that here still alive all these fish on top of each other and if they pull the fish out of the tank and cook it up for you did they barely speak English I mean that this is their culture and I want that to still exist to you know what I mean I just want them to be accepted 100% I mean it in and that's the beauty of bother not think you need to keep that alive you know there's two different spectrums to add there's a there's a the person she's like oh just go ahead and get over it and there is person just like okay what you don't even have like they don't even like like I didn't acknowledge your culture you're just not you know just put it in the closet somewhere and you know that that's almost the is the opposite but it's just as bad as it used to be the one who lives on the big island about that he's white guy and he lives in Hawaii grew up in Hawaii and I said did you experience a lot of racism against white people he's like no cuz I'm not a f****** a****** cuz if you just accept the call to the wait is out here because they're not racist but did you know a few for the most part you going to run into a few it everywhere you go the only ever see those same blocks they will only ever see the same people and that's just what you think it is and it's just like so much so much more and it's not that different that you think it's different different but it's not alien it's just it's just different people live in and you know you kind of like put it all together and you use it just gives you this one of the best things about traveling is that it gives you this more rounded perspective like if you lived in Italy you'd be like one of these people how they live they live like this if you lived in Dublin you'd be like that at this is this is their style of living and it's important to acknowledge I think all those different styles of living if you really want to like your racism in American all that and it's just being open about it and just talkin and you know people understanding other people's upbringings and what they went through and what they do because that makes you understand it more if you try and just shot it away I just say if you even bring up the word black or white shut it in silhouette don't want to be uncomfortable they don't want to talk about uncomfortable s*** so if something comes up as well you know as a black man Puerto Rican that came from Puerto Rico to Phil's diss colada Puerto Rican feel super disconnected with the United States because they're not really United States citizens but they are it's like a weird thing it's kind of like it's not really a state it's sort of protected by the United States and so they're disconnected in on the East Coast growing up with Puerto Rican there's a weird and they have a weird alienation you know if you don't want to talk to them and you don't want to hear about that from them that's fine but you just going to miss out on that part of what life is for that you never going to get it and all the things that they bring to it and you know the food that they bring that different parts you know example of like all these different cultures coming together everything is one Boiling Pot you know yeah I mean that in the most beautiful


    Joe Rogan on Weed & Introspection
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    Leonardo but honestly and the only way I saw my dad can I deal with it was it was alcohol so I kind of turn to that and you know that has bigger butt is in the office when you know these f****** me to do you know I want to be on the corner but when I did it it kind of opened up the anger toward myself in a man opened up my mom for the first time in in and I think that actually did have a lot of help with any I don't like you're nothing but you know even the possibilities of things happening realistic they made some people for sure if they have tendency to be schizophrenic in particular and then they smoke a lot of weed it could spiral them forget us good mentally and exposing that vulnerability and just making you aware of who you really are like maybe two other people we all especially men I think we pop our chess up and we like to look at ourselves as a baby better than we really are because it's it's it's like a shield that you like a false confidence Shield that you put up to protect yourself from your vulnerability but marijuana says not enough uck that wants his look at whatever the f*** You're vulnerable and stop doing that stupid like this your problem is but you scared of the weeds right that really helped me to get over and not just get over it but to understand it and and understand what I was doing because you just don't get that risky propositions you could do as a human being outside a war that that goes that's what I and I took that into you know you you obviously you take that into consideration when you when you start doing something like this every fight you know once like one slip-up you can be you no bad news sure one jury to take you out forever and when I was in my situation chubby doctor and you know you know I was going into buy a bit so I was like I was really that seem more secure you know what I mean that seemed more like attainable easier or do I like saying I throw caution to the wind you know at the time when I was 18 or 19 18th or 19th Naga salmon hard one of those ones it was hard for me to make but it turned out


    Joe Rogan - Jon Jones' Self Sabotage
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    just got shoulder surgery yeah so he's still rehabbing from that you know and who knows how long that's going to take I don't know how complex is this shoulder surgery was but Style Savvy styling you don't work his game a little bit more well-rounded fighter you got to be able to promote to you know you got to be able to see people want to want to see you fight 2 and that thing is a stress on your your training like you said you got to get up at 6 a.m. you get to have those interviews more and that's a stressing and it's something that you Baron at your opponent don't necessarily have to you know a guy like Connor does a lot more media than than his opponent do is is it's a bigger stress and you know if you can handle all those dresses and still go out there and compete then if you shy away from that I got to take that away from you as far as being the best powerful fighter you know what I mean if it's for sure JoJo fighting right now either has said about the levels pre and post-test I think you f***** up into a thumbs-up at muddy up you know like the controversy when he's loose when you don't like what when him and Daniel were in that press conference Indiana entirely possible that he could come back you know and be the biggest still of all time I think he's going to be way bigger than America that they really like how much how much more Focus will my fear is that he's going to somehow another sabotage again and that this is not just this that these lessons aren't syncing in because there's been so many of them the car weather broke the lady's arm she's pregnant e runs away and then slamming the car into the tree there was so many and then this is the first test positive in the f*** the bra the press conference f*** like there's so many things I think that goes back to you know not being delusional and having the right team around you and somebody that you really listen to that you really truly Listen to Somebody That You just because it's easy to get that way it really is I'm sure like an alpha posted a couple times you do you get that special when you've got that confidence in the thing that made you great in the first place it can be like a hindrance to you to you know and I think a lot of it has been in the past couple months has been me getting in my own head and understanding it in and kind of breaking it down because it's easy to get that way it really is I'm sure like an alpha posted a couple times you do you get that especially when you've got that confidence in the thing that made you great in the first place and can be like a hindrance to you too you know I think a lot of it has been in the past couple months has been me getting in my own head and understanding it in and kind of breaking it down


    Joe Rogan - The Holes in Khabib's Game
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    I'm sorry. That was really like a top Contender for me chiesa had been on Roll he's very strong on the ground which one of the reasons why was so impressive that you took his back and showed him like that I have a different style than than a lot of people can see your stylist it's good it's obviously very good but I can see a lot of holes in it navigate to be 4 years I don't want to fight him just because people got those questions I got those questions too so I'm like let's see what this motherfukers got like looking at that fight and you going to try and build off that when I'm like yeah I mean he did okay if I was goody beat the hell out of the Barboza but I saw the whole thing that you don't just run in Square Fort Adam you don't got hit with a lot of shots I didn't see any people in the outside watching them because the way he just came forward on Barboza was like he was indestructible yeah I mean it didn't matter I'm just going to get you is smart I'm keep throwing your kicks I'm going to get you I'm going to get you I got you you got those guys but the body gives up the same way your body will give up you can't keep putting your body on the line like that I mean if he wants a run at me square-42 square like that us


    Joe Rogan - Ronda Rousey Was Overconfident
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    guy and you obviously successful in your mixed martial arts career but to have just a little bit of insecurity is fuel it just like you keeps you sharp it keeps you aware you don't like to be confident is good to be delusional is terrible at 100% that's why you don't you know you'll never see me say some outlandish it like how I can't never be beat or you know I bought I can go out there and eat an aardvark a Velasquez caliber athletes and her Judah was at such a high level no one could fuc with you until someone could fuc with her until she ran into someone like Holly Holm and then we really saw the holes in the preparation the distractions the fact that she had you know movie deals going on they wanted her to do Roadhouse and he's scripts and this and agent meetings and all the b******* man it's like a f****** Hollywood Hollywood apple juice and this is how it look Rocky when Rocky went soft this is literally would have you and then all sudden you got this badass Holly Holm sitting there ready to f****** head kick you into another dimension and that's what happened like you said I think I think most of it is just trying to stay aware and I get delusional about it cuz it's it is very easy to kind of slip into that and fall into that you know sometimes she will hit you and that's what happened in my in my second fight that I lost two to Leonardo Santos each fight I can always see myself losing you know if people ask me out there like you talk about all this visualization that you do like sometimes I visualize myself getting hurt to invite you do that to see how you recover or how do you what do you do so it's not a new experience when Barb not a new experience with Barboza f****** spinning heel kick that don't hurt you before that fight and we're setting up this podcast to make sure I do don't kick me in the ass


    Joe Rogan - Kevin Lee on Fighting Tony Ferguson with a Staph Infection
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    Ferguson fight with that staph infections that was that was serious but I didn't notice it at the weigh-ins but then the moment you walked into the cage it was funny because they were telling DC don't talk about it he has a staff staff and they said to DC don't talk about it during training sometimes I kind of noticed on a Sunday you know in the Tuesday we do the check-ins and everything and I had the girl on Mike's new you know put some makeup on it because I didn't want nobody to find out then if you would have thought he would have known all that terrible just to go back to it I mean I'm cutting from 76 to 2 50 I have to be 55 for that fight and I try my best to skim it down in about 12 hours so I woke up at 5 a.m. with Ed about 162 and when is there between 9 and 11 and from 5 a.m. till 8 a.m. I had only cut one pound compared to in other cuts that are going really well I would normally cut my for 5 lb of that time but because I just was feeling good and I wasn't worried about it best and I was using the same temperature of water I was using the same everything but the staff made my body hold onto the water so when I went down to check that's all that was still like 5 pounds up in like 2 hours ago they start like boiling hot water on me to get get my body to give me sweating to get it off his brutal I just felt so tired I never felt as tired in my life and it felt I feel so tired to the point where I tried to counteract it by getting myself in pump is I can't and you know what you normally get their two hours before the fight when I walked into the arena that night 2 hours before I was in a sweat you know my body was like full of adrenaline compromises your endurance for sure or just let your body fight it off I had it before so I have been on the antibiotics and they just make terrible you know if you've ever been through that means is a terrible feeling so I was like you know what I think I can just push through it and I'm young and you know it stop that he wanted things they say that works really well topical believe it or not is minced garlic to garlic apparently has a tremendous effect on staph infections I was swallowing whole cloves of Ginger Ginger I would chop it up and swallow it to see if that would do something but you knows until I call you no hole in her skin and what you did was she took garlic and packed it into that hole 10 and f****** killed it because I wish I would have known that before these essential oils it's tea tree oil and eucalyptus oil and you put it on like right where they have an issue anytime you have any sort of ringworm or staph or anyting there's some natural stuff not like some b******* homeopathic nonsense but some actual real natural stuff that can help you and defense soap specializes in that because Guy Saco the guy owns the company he is coaches wrestling and deals with kids that always have ringworm staph infection took his natural soaps for Grapplers and then the essential oils and balms and stuff like a pointment for scratches help it like that so they don't get infected that's you know Jim that you always get infected yeah that's it that was wanted to make sure I stay healthy cuz if you don't have your health you have nothing but it ended up being just a lot of the staff originally I think it came from mental stress you know it it was so many stress is going on yet you really miss her yeah you and you look at the three biggest stressors and I was going through a divorce and I just moved into a house you look at those in a normal day-to-day life that build those are like the two biggest stressors you can have dinner add-on fighting for World title in six weeks so I'm just like us I was thinking maybe they were going to give me Tony but maybe in December and Ethan in Detroit or something like that that was that was the talk and you were requesting a big fight in Detroit yeah that's where all my bike but you know every year I sure plan on my year and then and I got my vision in my head in there that was one of them but he ended up putting a little bit too much stress on me all at once and I took on a lot for that one but you did Laura.


    Joe Rogan - Conor McGregor Bends The Rules
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    knocked out by Michael Johnson and then you've got you coming off of the lost to Toni storm the gates with this fight then you've got Eddie Alvarez will look great against Justin gaethje that it's very hot you know I mean to you fighting him to him and khabib I mean they can make it happen people go out there and you'll smoke them but I just don't see many fans getting behind that just from what does touch and bring to the table that could be made already synced I just don't think they're going to do that today don't play games Minden athletic commissions a different Commission in their new to MMA and that was embarrassing for them and mean him throwing the f****** Dolly and the fact that they let them get in there with all those boys in the whole thing with your soul thuggish I didn't think it'd Bellator happening was that a New York or New Jersey happen in Bellator where he where you went over and slap Goddard and all that and I'll call it wasn't a call people I was in England or London card it was screaming a gallon and threw a dolly at the window if it's done throw a punch as he was I'm sorry was I know who you talkin about God dammit bend your ear really out of it yet. so valuable that you collect if Conor McGregor does a Pay-Per-View fight especially if they do you heard all that crazy nonsense they're going to do with McGregor like no shoes and you can clinch but no kicks and no takedowns. but you know it's just consistency yeah well I think you just have to realize as a as a as a black man in America really like there's two ways to approach the situation either be the victim or you can just say it is what it is that some circumstances you know people just don't support other black people the way to Irish support the Irish the Russian support is just consistency yeah well I think you just have to realize as a as a as a black man in America really like there's two ways to approach the situation either be the victim or you can just say it is what it is that some circumstances you know my people just don't support other black people the way to Irish support the Irish the Russian support


    Joe Rogan - Kevin Lee on fighting Edson Barboza
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    cardi stepped in so a lot of what I focus on with the balance so when my equilibrium gave off and you see how it soft for guys in front of me I'm just like let me keep my eyes on this m*********** right here like how hard barbeau's is usually to take down you just got you it was very fortunate he was right there for you to grab them cuz yeah in what way they could have done better he I probably could have put them away in the second round but he was panicking and I can see it in a meeting with his coaches like causing the Panic a little bit more you know they just kept screaming at him the time that you only got two minutes Survivor to malling say that in a row that's you know when you're that guy who wants to stand up and you know you got guys that it just just constant pressure constant pressure mean people don't realize how much endurance it takes to move away to the pace of the fight like I did a good job of that in that moment you know you hurt a bad in the second round two with a kick to the body like a trained with him and it's just like I feel like I can do it and I can stand that range with them and kick just as well with him and I can wrestle with the best wrestlers I can I can kick with the best cake box I can punch with the best boxers so why not touch myself I'm not when he's got to shy away from s*** he's an interesting case because he's really primarily a kicker he will throw punches but that's not a strong suit mean he's not a guy that just wants to just dig in and and throw bombs yeah buddy Logan V man he still there the kitten that he never gave up even taking a beating he hit me with a monstrous left so I gave him what back and Buster's orbital up pretty good you know he was still there at the very beginning definitely get in there a little bit sooner I didn't think that's with the summer problem with his Corner was to do you see some of these fights and you can come and tell when a guy just doesn't it doesn't make sense tough decision you don't want to be there when you guys getting beaten up like that and you have to make that call yeah really good guys but that's a tough call of decide when to stop to put that on her and they know that she's if she's really in there you know billionaire you know some guys are just too tough for their own good like like Barboza what she was fine her found Tina ship check out you just should have it in there


    Joe Rogan - Radical Islam Is Still a Problem
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    you are you optimistic about the future yeah I say that because it's going to take a lifetime to work and I don't think that is on Lifetime much is going to change I think maybe for the Next Generation what what is it the picture of how do you conceive of your job at the moment and and what it what is the status quo multiple memory now that you even mine I'm up I'm spending much less time thinking about it because it seems different in the UK 10:20 whatever publishing houses they said we thinking we wish you'd come to us five years are you problem-solve now there's not a problem anymore end and a bit like what you mentioned is being consumed by this subject all my life and there are a few people on this planet that I would take seriously on this subject outside especially if we speak this problem has not been solved is going to come back around in a fog Westway than you can ever have imagined this is before Isis came up none of them believe me of course what then happened my book eventually got published by some very small publishing house and around and people will something. Oh my God we're very very heavy push back then and this is where the story so the point of the story is we go to resist the temptation to believe the problem has been sold because the the organization known as Isis which isn't a bureaucracy has been full back but the ideology upon which that organization was built I'm still very much alive and is still strong I'm what all kind of did while the whole world was focused on Isis was exploit that opportunity to rebuild and regroup and they being rebuilt Syria now they are stronger than they have ever been even on the bin Laden because For the First Time in the history of that organization they are firmly embedded within the Syrian population as a genuinely kind of viewed by the people that they were fighting on behalf of our groceries resistance organization was up before that I was seen as a terrorist group that was like Pakistan and they are resurgent and they are grooming Hamza Bin Laden it was Bin Laden Son and The Grooming him for leadership and the time will come maybe in a couple months maybe in a couple years where they announce Hamza Bin Laden as the new leader of al-Qaeda has watery when they do that once they grooming has been complete unassuming times that isn't killed up until then all of the fragments of what remains of Isis stronger than ever before Al-Qaeda organization and we got to remember that we never expected Isis to Amazon Cloud it will come back with a vengeance is the the politics between the remnant of Isis Isis and Al Qaeda a new leader of all kind of Ayman zawahiri is by all accounts are all the uncharismatic and you know he's a he's a pediatrician he's not really a kind of Bin Laden have the guys that broke away from unkindness for mices set us a lottery the current leader we pledged allegiance to Bin Laden we owe you nothing you know Amir leader if Hamza Bin Laden comes back into as the leader of al-Qaeda it solves that problem because those remnants devices have a loyalty to the bin Laden name and the bin Laden family and they remember what they consider their Glory Days fighting under on the bin Laden I can tell you that the foreman and it is the problem is the Audiology and it will not be dealt with until we deal with this ideology that is why it's so dangerous. You know there was an awful time that I railed against it was so frustrating to see under Obama's presidency the US state department officially adopted as the name for challenging his problem there. Did the term al-qaida-inspired extremism isn't it isn't that inspired extreme extremism inside Al-Qaeda and the purpose of political correctness you talk this time in the state department officially that we're fighting across the world we are fighting al-qaida-inspired extremism my phone organization his with the caliphate espousing organization that believes in their ideal caliphate the gay should be killed adulteresses should be stoned to death before dishonor what's the stop focusing on the ideology itself not the physical groups that spring up from it and how we can change the name as you point out there's a another layer to the ideology that is all that is even more well subscribed that represents social and political problems so freely so ain't as you said there are conservative Muslims who don't support Al-Qaeda they're not Jihad as they would they can't they would honestly say Bin Laden doesn't represent my brand of Islam but these are still people who will say that homosexuals should be killed that's what it says so it's like they did theirs did the add a parent allies against quote extremism can still be people with so it with with religiously mandated social attitudes that just cannot be assimilated in Cosmopolitan societies so people who are worse worse than worse than al-qaida-inspired extremism on the left and Clinton's now that's largely why she's wasn't president it's not it's just a generic extremism right so that like in the same sentence that you have to worry about the caliphate you have to talk about abortion doctors being killed in the US 1 through 15 years President Obama refused to use the word islamist extremist which he was correcting critical of Obama was and I was at the time vocally critical of Obama's reluctance to use the word islamist extremism and we've no problem we talk about you know I mean the old white people are supremacists and what we were doing here is is actually attributing precisely specifically won't be Audiology and believes in white supremacy identify that Audiology Stillwell noconia Islam right so we're still giving a bit of an Alleyway that for everybody else but to call islamist extremism is to recognize that it's an offshoot of Islam it's a manifestation extreme or otherwise always slammed and thereby we are acknowledging that it's justifications are in Islamic scripture as well as of course a multiplicity of other causes grievances sorry for the Arabic that tells you in the Quran itself to cut behind of the thief was the last you don't trip for the saying the prophets is kill the the person that changes that religion this is scripture and so of course there are other factors involved as well but one of the factors that gives rise to this is the on reform scripture that these extremist site and so we have to acknowledge that Islam has a role to play elephant say that the presidency was the common refrain was to say that Islam this is nothing to do with Islam this is absurd is arguing with the Spanish Inquisition had nothing to do with Catholicism even further 1.1 points say that not only does this have nothing to do with his mom this has less to do with Islam than any other religion till he bent over backwards what is arguing with the Spanish Inquisition had nothing to do with Catholicism he went even further when we didn't eat at one point say that not only does this have nothing to do with his mom this has less to do with Islam than any other religion to pay that bill was just he bent over backwards and


    Joe Rogan - Is John Oliver Misleading?
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    bright 2 minutes to to basically the deuce and a complex issue that we've been debating for decades, centuries its worst and it's also people talking over each other and there's one you know they have two boxes one guy here one guy there usually you're not even the same room together and that you're talking to this ear pieces is a delay no sensor or disaster which is why I try when is opening people to come on hey look you want to come on and discuss this issue by all means come do it have you had anyone that's that's like really strict and tygon on I had an entire season for what we did in the season I think it was two seasons ago we brought on a young lady and a guy from butt and we discuss it and so they've been basically like two against one essentially that's all they would talk to me about what their thoughts on on what we talked about in the show or a particular gun control issue and we had that conversation we had an individual I sit down with her as well and we talked about it and then took her to the shooting range to shoot for the first time you know but that's going to be overlooked my princess bring point up makes me come across as if like I feel some type of way cuz he didn't mention me but it's not really that it just speaks volumes to what I've been pointing at the longest they ignore rational discourse John Oliver 20 minute monologue on nratv about nratv right 20 minutes free shows and I have the second longest running show on tonight TV you didn't mention me want the level of detail that they went into within that monologue lets me know they watched everything on that platform they watched it all why do you think you left you out because we're also cuz he is a progressive guy with glasses who's white and you really shouldn't really shouldn't say anything negative about black people what is a p i don't know he's like I don't want Oliver he's white off-white what is he if he's not white I'm not white what the f*** is it what do you what you think it was confused with the Daily Show guy probably so I'm going to shut off I'm going to shut off my belief system and listen to you and listen to what you're about to say because I haven't thought about this cuz I thought he wasn't wiped his entire time he might have found the worst examples and maybe you were too reasonable and it doesn't fit The Narrative of being funny I mean his show all do his show has points and he makes these very you know these clear conclusions and you know funny the funny show the whole thing behind it isn't like I have enough episodes on on on on that platform you can find some stuff to make fun of me back I'm sure they could but I don't think that's the kind of thing they're trying to make fun of individual personalities it's a stupid s*** I think what they're trying to do is point out the disingenuous narrative from the NRA while ignoring the disingenuous narrative from the anti-gun advocates I could possibly see that I'm trying to I'm trying to be fair and reasonable because my mind wants to go now he saw that he he realized that by mentioning me right it's going to it's going to be curiosity with the audience in which he's trying to pull into logical and that since you're not like this redneck Hee-Haw type character that like to talk about you it doesn't fit their narrative siliceous ignore him is pretty easy to find like pro-gun dummies you can find quite a few of them are pretty easy to find Amazon other side as well. If you're on that side right if you're on the anti-gun side you're looking for program dummies pro-gun done it yet pro-gun dummies are easy to find they are right there's plenty of them right now and go so I can find them on Instagram and Twitter there's this dummies all over the world but here's the thing though the good thing about what John Oliver does and then than this thing is a kind of disingenuous nature of satire I call it the the the comedian plausible deniability card right okay so you can make a joke about something and then say I will have no influence cuz it's just a joke It's Not Butter plausible deniability Garden safe I wasn't making actual political statement about an organization that fights for the Second Amendment the same the same the same narrative that's being pushed by group of people say the only thing standing in their way of more gun control is being a rag so what do you do if so where does he get his power from because they both sides of the mouth sorry they are powered by the membership Bryant right so what are you do you should you do your best to stifle that membership you make it seem as unattractive as possible and then you also with your audience is already largely unadjudicated on the issue right and then is already this perceived notion that the NRA is just a bunch of racist white rednecks right so then what then what do you do to further that narrative you talk about their platform and you pull out all of those things that first drive that narrative while ignoring them popular figure on the platform which is which is me and that's what was so happens to be black so what does that say it tells me that this is but it was deliberate and I really do want to agree with you and inside you know what he's why he didn't want to be seen as attacking the black guy no more than so I think there's a little of that but I think there's also he's doing the show Let Me Explain how show Works he's got a team of writers there's a ton of people back there they are just trying to be funny or trying to make points for sure they trying to find stupid s*** that they can Mock and why would they concentrate on the guy who makes sense if they looking for stupid s*** they came up and I trying to make a balance reasonable argument like maybe we would do right here right now what they're doing it doing it condensed edited down very smooth polished television show that rent has been dissected and gone over by a team of writers and they have video that corresponds to it and photographs that they shoot go to and and they have clips that they shown in the mock the clips it's a it's a comedy show but it's a comedy show absolutely agree that's why they didn't go after you is because maybe you're a lawyer maybe you're articulate maybe you is because you're young and black and they just don't feel like it's a smart thing to do but show leaning democratic-leaning liberal-leaning I would say it's a giant percentage here's the problem though the number of people who come to me and say I don't I don't deal with the NRA because they're racist and their bunch of white rednecks agree with you but we can't undermine how influential that show is at crafting people's thoughts about particular issues and ideologies within this country right and so I stand back and I'm like man this is dangerous because to meet the Second Amendment is incredibly important funny dude in that point in my life I think incredibly tough I think I think comedians don't get enough credit in a real comedian


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Zuckerberg Testimony
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    there's your studies show too then I guess one of the biggest opinion formers still that people kind of right off because it's not as sexy and big as local news you know local news huge at forming opinions but I believe it I believe it one of the things they were talking about upcoming elections International he's talking about how Facebook is really you know we have to concentrate and all these upcoming elections and make sure there's no Bad actors that are like Facebook is involved in shaping the world it's incredible I just see I saw an article about how they said that the Senators that grilled him Miss so many things bass because they're old there's it's like they didn't ask so many questions cuz they don't run and how even Facebook Works funny video that I put up Jamie see if you find it it's on Twitter of some of the more hilarious things that came out of that interaction and one of them was the guy asks Zuckerberg would you tell us the hotel you're staying at he's like no like would you be willing to tell us and show us all the message that is all the messages that you sent me no like listen to this if you messaged anybody this week would you share with us the names of the people you've messaged and tell your $1,200 an hour lawyers no disrespect their good but but tell him you want it written in English and non Swahili so the average American can understand that would be a start is no competition that's what's really weird but as far as like there's Twitter that is just it's it's cool that we have these three different ones too fasting you got Twitter which is just some text like I saw this article check it out and then people retweeted I like that aspect about it and then you do you state your opinion on things you could clarify things but then there is Instagram's just photos hey this is my time and look at the beautiful building stay on that one arguments in our discussion politics that's like the big one when it comes to like deep political discussions it's I wonder what is coming next because these we typically people trying not to Michael's you know I know you're right but I feel like I don't know they have it they have a pretty strong grip I mean you know Snapchat is is really popular but as soon as Snapchat look like really explode and MMA it would be the kind of Premier you know of visual one Instagram is like we're going to have that that's the same aspect to going and when is the first virtual reality or augmented reality social network going to got to be around the corner they must be scrambling to be the first to come up with it cuz if you could like have you tried there was a thing called views or still is a thing called views I got on it I told once we would get on it I haven't even opened it and f****** month do you know what a cup V USA I put a couple pictures up and then I was like I gave up I'm going to sign up for it but I can't do another one right now 10 month do you lookup V USA I put a couple pictures up and then I was like I gave up I'm going to sign up for it but I can't do another one right now


    Joe Rogan - Alexander Gustafsson vs. Jon Jones in Boxing?
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    his fight with Glover Teixeira or you want his fight with their nog you in the face I kicked him in his body something I hit him same pay same pace heavyweight we could do good fight know he has to fight me doesn't want to fight me but he has to fight and your mind he has to find something that's what I need yeah that's mine you would like to be the first fight John coming back right away and I'm just waiting for my opportunity fight against you have you know it's interesting you like you have oezdemir who just lost right you got your friend Jimi manuwa you have a few guys who are the top of the Heap you know but you're the stand out right now with John being in limbo he's gone nobody knows what's happening I've been training with him since I was starting my career and anyways you know we've been saying to each other that whatever happens when the fighting each other and all but right now it is fighting if they finally top guys in our rank in the one right now so I can't look back. I have to look up it would take it from there we'll take it from there and and like I said with John Johnson son Limbaugh I hope it comes back if it doesn't come back maybe a fireman boxing I'll fight in boxing to why did you want a box has been boxing Instagram that's another thing about we can take it like maybe we can both it's bigger than winning the bout that your mom ever had John


    Joe Rogan - Turning Plastic Into a Resource
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    is there anyone else doing this so they're many organizations working on the on the prevention side right so educating people think about policies those kind of things which is very important I think but unfortunately we're the only ones that do the the heart Technologies side of it and I wish more people do it if somebody else would clean the ocean that be fine with us as well Earth can I do once I have to do that's so fascinating to me that are the 7 billion people on the planet sometimes it really does just take one person to to act one person do something about something that I mean I'm aware of many people wear many people listening of heard about this and it's sort of one of those things that's in the back of your mind that doesn't affect you on a daily basis so you say well that's a tragedy that's a terrible thing but it's not my problem I have my own problems but you was one person decide do something about it the fact that you did when you were 16 is so fascinating to me and someone has to do it right but it's not weird someone has to but nobody was doing s*** until you came thinking was in this is my same feeling about pollution air pollution is that once they figured out a way to use whatever is in the particulate and air pollution as a resource check and make it valuable then people are going to be running to extract it out of the skies and I felt the same way about the Pacific Garbage Patch and all the other ocean currents were they have this issue is the current bring everything together collectively into one area just because of the way the ocean moves current of the Equator and the boundary currents and its effects like the like the stinking your best upright so it's where all the plastic wants to go now is it possible to take that stuff all that pacific all those disgusting particles and use it for something describe and we recycle that we've actually the pair of sunglasses that finally may have to wear after a dreaded northern European winter they already made that out of plastic that we took out of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch I didn't do anything with this right so you can imagine set of the part of your next car or your chair or whatever you can make that out of ocean plastic and what we think is that the material itself isn't soluble enough but it's we need the the story behind it so the fact that you can say Box made out of the Great Pacific garbage bags which we think will add value so it's like the difference between a normal Pebble and the piece of the Berlin Wall worth what's something so that's what we kind of want to use as a way to to then be able to front the the operations of the Kingdom I think that's a fantastic idea and I think that'll be a huge value for people I mean I think people really want to buy something that they know is recycled out of something that was choking fish and birds to death sell three new shoes made with plastic post ocean that's awesome you can do a plastic from the ocean they think they just said that for from Martin reasons they they make that from plastic that was sort of a colored ocean-bound so fly motherfukers that's horrible I'm so sorry we have to develop a new process to to do this so probably maybe a year or so it will be actually be able to launch the first line of products made out of real the real deal. That's actually coming out of the ocean so you going to sell like raw plastic and is there an issue of who owns the plastic and even cuz it cuz there's in the Commons of the the ocean in international waters I think there's another kind of legal issues would be very very interested to buy things that they know were made out of something that was really a horrible side effect of civilization yeah I think if the choice between a normal let's use a sunglass example of a normal pair or Pare coming out of the ocean I think nine out of ten people 100% recycled from the ocean plastic made let's use a sunglass example of a normal pair or a pair coming out of the ocean I think nine out of 10 people who choose not for sure I mean I think it would be giant for companies to advertise that we only use 100% recycled from the ocean plastic made


    Joe Rogan - Anti-Muslim Extremist?
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    you suing the Southern Poverty Law Center is that what's going on in fact update for everybody cuz we crowdfunded a lot of yearly costs for the case against Asylum was listed in the United Kingdom on the Thomson Reuters well check database under a category red terrorism while at the same time being listed across the Atlantic in the United States by the Southern Poverty Law Center as an anti-muslim extreme it so I was both a Muslim terrorist and Auntie Muslim extremists according to two separate lists articles that speaks to some of the polarization in all times and how irrational is conversation around extremism Islam integration Muslims in the west has become sued Thompson rights as well check the database price is no joke it's like I just be seen on many many other Banks use this database of a background check some of the clients can have a bank account with them so as a result of for example Thomson Reuters in their database Queen which is a counter extremism organization I found a 10 years ago had his bank account shutdown in the United States because of the Thomson Reuters will check database system the HSBC subscribes to they pay damages they and they Patrick took my name of this terrorism designation this they have on their wall check database short-form bio and be on a terrorist watch list and they were the ones that sued the Rolling Stone magazine for that college rape comes yay I know that that's why I successfully one that case plan. Which is an announcement made here exclusively with you no one else knows it's yet we have retained catalog they are writing to the Southern Poverty Law Center as we speak I think they got wind of it the Southern Poverty Law Center as of I think either yesterday or the day before they remove the entire list that's been up there for two years or not they remove the entire list and it's no longer available on their website is their logic that if you are a Critic of Islam of radical fundamentalist Islam that you are somehow or another a racist extremist so that's pretty much what they said if you will come from within the community is involved in that logical leap do they have any distinction reserves there anything that they write that sort of points to why they would say that one of them honestly the reasons I listed one of them was that I had a bachelor party in a strip club a year before I got married that makes you an anti Muslim extremists that was one of the reasons listed Prismatic because what has that got to do with anything but that doesn't that doesn't make any sense so that was it was one of the three main reasons they originally listed and another one was false they claimed that I had called for the criminalization of the face Veil for Muslim women in the west which wasn't true I have called for a policy to beat up to it we're in Banks and airports where you are not allowed to wear a motorcycle helmet you also shouldn't be allowed to cover your face in the name of religion he's very different recording for the criminalization Passaic off the face. That's like saying you're not allowed to wear a motorcycle helmet in the back so I believe in the criminalization a bunch of siwell mitzvah Poverty Law Center of painful irony because if you roll back the clock now in 20 or somebody has their reasons to exist we're great and that this was the the flagship organization that was suing the KKK and you know Sovereign citizens and just at the far-right in a white nationalist Christian nationalist movement in the US and in some cases to great effect and there and their concern obviously about extremist groups in the US was totally valid and I made with it became at me now now that we will see how morally confused they are people have been shining light on them and they are they there this bloated organization has been taken way too much money in there it's not it It suffers from other signs of corruption or conflict of interest but back in the day you know Morris Dees was bringing the KKK to court and bankrupt in their various chapters and that all that look fantastic and now the social justice Warrior moral Panic moral stupidity virus has gotten into their brains and they can't differentiate someone like maajid from a right-wing Christian Neo-Nazi hater of Islam right or hater of people from the Middle East and and sodas with Ayaan hirsi Ali and I'm and you're off the website now I'm on it I think I'm on it in a in a farm or transit or away the article that was written about my podcast with Charles Murray by box hit the Southern Poverty Law Center hatewatch Page and so there you had articles about Neo-Nazi groups articles about the Austin bomber and then me and my podcast with Charles Murray give people your background for a job in the first place had to do with your actual background so so I was born and raised Essex in the United Kingdom and I came of age in what are now referred to as the battle days of racism in the United Kingdom much has changed since then for the good but in those days they were serious Alabama designating me in the same breath as they would designate designate these neo-nazis but when I go out having that experience being falsely arrested by Essex police on a number of occasions profiled ball the genocide in Bosnia was unfolding against Muslims in Bosnia I often say to an American audience when I'm speaking with you on the west coast and East Coast against the people with whom you identify didn't even if it's only human than human beings but you know even within that Community identification would impact you to wait for example if you define yourself as a Jewish and there was a genocide against Jews on the other side of this very confident of this very country how it would impact you on on the west coast from London it takes us less time to fly from London to Bosnia from New York to LA and things were never the same again by generation Audiology had a lot to do with that but the anger originally came from the genocide so at the age of 16 what with the domestic racism in the situation in Bosnia unfolding as it did I joined his with that. Which is a known terrorist still legal in America and Britain and across Europe islamist organization buy to resurrect notion of a caliphate which was subsequently seen two great damaging effect in the form of Isis caliphate and the method of coming to power was by infiltrating militaries in muslim-majority countries recruiting army officers and then instigating military coups whether that be in turkey and Pakistan in Egypt these are the countries they they targeted and the rain would be too and threw them in the tree coup setup is caliphate which would then be an expansionist caliphate it sounds crazy that's what they believe and that's what a very very serious and intent on bringing about and now people and I say that believe me cuz I've seen the ice experiment unfold but I join the group that suit to do that through known terroristic means at the age of 16 or I ended up on the leadership of organization in the UK ended up co-founding that group in Pakistan in 1999 I got a p**** Pakistani members that went out back to set that we've been about three or four couplets in Pakistan since somebody else has been arrested for being members of this group and many of them still in jail I spent a year in Pakistan went back while studying for my degree in the University of London would fly Monday would fly on Saturdays and Sundays to Copenhagen in Denmark I co-founded the Danish Pakistani chat throughout this group and in the third year of my degree cuz I was doing no one Arabic resulted in me having to go to an Arab country for the language you and so I chose Egypt and a day before the 9/11 attacks in 2001 I ended up in Egypt I went to Alexandria enrolled in the University of Alexandria to study for the year of Arabic language degree 11 happened on the climate changed the security climate changed all over the world something we didn't know about no predicted and on the 1st of May 2002 my house in Alexandria was raided by the Egyptian State security I was blindfolded my hands were tied behind my back I was then driven through the desert into Cairo to the dungeon of the State security headquarters in a building known as she has which is the main headquarters of Amazon donut the internal State security we were held in the dungeons for four days and they electrocuted most of the prisoners that they had been tortured them interrogated them on the 4th day I was take to the prison known as Martha. Flora in Cairo print a solitary confinement for about three-and-a-half months then charged eventually sentenced to 5 years as a political prisoner under the Egyptian emergency law and sub my full sentence there in Egypt eventually left prison in 2006 and returned to the UK not be coming out cuz I can finish my full prison sentence but what changed me and let me to be the man that sits before you today is your rights and Misty's adoption of me and and and a few others in the case at present a conscience and they took the very Brave and Bold step now looking back at it because keep him on the context we disagree with everything this guy stands. They don't believe in using violence to bring the caliphate about and so we will defend the right to say stupid things and they shouldn't be in prison I said he should have been torture for it so I'm just adopted us as prisoners of conscience and I was 24 years old at the time by the way and it was the first time in my life by stream payroll mainstream Society in that way before nobody has spoken out for me and that had a real huge kind of emotional impact on my psyche I said in my heavy heart leaves the mind can follow until I was not willing to consider alternatives because of times he's what campaigning for me that's why I spend the next four years in prison reading rereading Orwell books reading token reading classic English literature cutting Islamic theology really trying to understand the world around me and I for years to do so and I spent for you debating And discussing with pretty much the founders of Egypt's main jihadist organizations will enjoy with me in the same prison including the president been killed in 1981 because of his peace deal with Israel and he's assassins were in jail with me and I've been in prison longer than I've been alive and they had some collective years of wisdom between the most of add over the course of those years to decades and won't change their views and reformed it was still conservative religious must be something which I'm not I don't claim to be in my in my work at the moment but they was doing religious Muslims but it was no longer extremists and they were no longer in discussion with them people that can you have more wisdom than either been in jail for longer than I've been alive my Jesus began slowly changing I read a lot of the books they wrote about changing their own views and why they changed and upon my release eventually have a good few months off to my really so I had to leave the organization cuz I no longer believed in an Audiology that I was once prepared to die for that is fascinating that you just shift came about in jail speaking with assassins among many others someone goes to jail usually whatever criminality that they have in them is cemented net in hard and I don't know why mine is an exceptional case cuz most people you're right with you look at Safeco is known as the founding father of modern day jihadism he started off like me a known terrorist islamist but in Egypt jails in fact very gentle as hell didn't he was tortured and he ended up becoming the Godfather of modern-day terrorism through his book Milestones all my Island get that my case for whatever reason you know I kind of went that bit further to question everything I believed in but that's not no more people in jail ends up hardening and ossifying that ideology and people become as angry as I become the monster that so you get out of jail what do you do then so I left the group in 2007 and 2018 January so I finished I graduated I did my Master's at the London School of economics and political Theory and while doing the mostest set up volume and quit your wee-wee bill as the world's first counter extremism organization it was meant to be we believe it is bringing us back to the splc the medication a Muslim response to extremism from people that have lived it been through it my co-founders where is Miss themselves to change the like me Muslims born and raised come from the canoe to have a community-based response a Muslim response to this growing problem of extremism and it has been since then only demonstrating why this kind of response was needed for the Southern Poverty Law Center to designate somebody with my background without trajectory with somebody who was prepared to address these problems as a Muslim cool for reform for the good of my communities as opposed to against them you can only benefit me real investigation or backing up their claims with actual facts and information and that brings me to your story with Charles Murray and vaux and Ezra Klein that was linger here from Amish or the same problem not only is it a lack of Investigation but when it gets pointed out and I forgot the guys name of the sdlc who was quarterback in this but it wasn't worth these but it was someone high up a Mark or something much less an apology a modulation of of the claim they just people just double down in the face of obvious counter-evidence and that's it's just not about a sincere engagement with the problem and there's and there's this there's so many variables here that make it make it a really toxic environment but one is that the the locus of concern is never the individual it is the group is the tribe until you can see it it's like did Bill sacrifice any number of individuals to make the political case they want to make so they don't they're two completely unrepentant when they're showing to get it wrong and say your case and ions case it's just such a such a grievous moral lapse because not only is it is the attack on you illegitimate it actually raises your your security concerns and it it it becomes a reference point for journalists who are confused who can't to get it wrong inside your case and anions case it's just such a such a grievous more laps because not only is it is the attack on you illegitimate it actually raises your secure security concerns and it it it becomes a reference point for journalists who are confused who can't follow the Plata don't have the time to fact-check everything it makes you Radioactive from the point of view of mainstream Journal


    Joe Rogan - The Left Advocating Violence
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    that they were on our side against the corporate world and it's actually come to this moment now web that I'm friends with they still have it but they're all wrong and will give you a sense of how far the rod has spread here so I was I found myself at a dinner sitting next to a neuroscientist who thought that it was Ezra Klein thing followed me around 2:10 and he thought Charles Murray should have been physically attacked this is a neuron has a neuroscientist academic getaway impeccable person otherwise I met him he was after we wind up having a fight dinner over and I think he was somewhat chagrined by having expressed that opinion but maybe that's how how emotionally hijack people are by this issue and but it's a. Incredible I mean I always felt like the left was non-violent that the whole idea behind being Progressive like non-violence was was a genuine aspect of that on free speech and non-violence shorin last we need to use violence which is like in the people that are saying it like if you we watch these antifa people like is Christ the most incompetent violent people you've ever seen in your life and prepare for like there they realize that there is not that much danger and what they're doing and they can kind of play with danger they can play with violence they can put the masks on there that you know they're not in Israel their internet with the Gaza Strip two rays that pension rights and whatever and some of the students came out and strike college students defending professors and I Put A Ring preventing students from attending their classes and female black letra wanted to cross the striped lines to go in to teach her students a white male Public School educated very very middle-class protester father physically attacked her he physically attacked female black professor soganli 70-gon is the white privilege don't is the male attacking the female attacking a female


    Joe Rogan - Social Media Cultural Bias
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    I was having a conversation with someone as an executive at YouTube and I asked him why someone got a community guidelines strike on their account because they posted up a video on their playlist that they enjoyed of Sam Harris and Douglas Murray engagement conversation I went I go why would that get you a community guidelines strike in this woman said because it's hate speech I got a problem with the last name Murray apparently Charles Murray hate speech and I told her I go into it did you listen to it I know you didn't listen to I go this is stunning that you would just say it's hates me why don't you just be so dismissive of it so quickly and she talked to me as if I was her employee like I was not allowed to question her and she was just going to say what you said and I was going to shut up and it was a fascinating conversation social media for a couple of months now and I called it a digital blind-spot there's a cultural bias on social media where because of an intellectually lazy because because social media is essentially a Californian invention right and we're in the home state of where most of this came from and it could have very Californian base 12u which cares a lot about white supremacy it doesn't care about many other forms of bigotry they exist out there in the rest of the world which by the way is the majority of the world so on Twitter right now who is Milo yiannopoulos has been banned Tommy Robinson has been bad English Defence League which was at one time York's largest anti-muslim street protest group I helped him leave that organization is I completely disagree with but nevertheless he doesn't support terrorism why was he removed for whatever reason he was still till this day and a before people misquote me and completely say that I'm now defending hate speech and and it's right to speak with people these on Twitter this is my actual point that till this day which is a known and recognized terrorist organization hate speech for a moment a terrorist organization that I known and recognized terrorist organization that believes in bombing babies on boxes as a form of resistance they still have accounts on Twitter the dude sitting in California and wherever who is monitoring this stuff and it's probably more than one person they don't give a s*** that there's some brown person in the Gaza Strip that believes it okay to kill Jewish babies they don't give a s*** because it's a brown person saying it in the name of Islam. What I care about is a nonviolent yet says stupid things guy cuz he's white is that sensitivity and it's so intellectually lazy to flag that immediately and to borrow it from social media because you're comfortable with it you recognize white supremacy it doesn't take any effort to recognize that you don't have to invest in studying this stuff to know what white supremacy is brown people's ID this is a valid concern is that when you have people there saying hateful things and you have people that are saying with its white supremacy or whatever even if it's stupid if the problem is there's a rallying Cry of trolls that follow behind them and it builds up momentum it gets pretty stunning and that was what was happening with Milo and by silencing Milo off Twitter they have essentially removed him from the public discourse you have you don't hear about him anymore because of this because of these things animal that doesn't Arabic with the terrorist groups everything you just said by the way X for groups that have infrastructure in multiple countries with actual organizational hierarchies and plan means of distrib Distributing their ideas across entire populations physically fighting in Wars Rebels answer for me social media to accuse another person of last man that got killed the very next day and it happens all the time but because these Californians based social media companies are unaware of of the of the cultural implications of those sorts of organizations and groups and lists of terrorist groups mind you they are the same thing that you have with YouTube and with a lot of these other social media organizations and companies that they don't have to respond or give you reasons they can say it violates our terms but what are those terms Will turns only enlisted will be vague like no hate speech okay well what's hate speech like what what do you say what is what are you what is your clear policy what are your guidelines how does someone avoid violating your guidelines they don't say and how is the president United States not of not violating those do you like my conversation with Douglas Murray was demonic without any explanation some people who are old should I be catching more than just the hate speech but I keep reaching voluntarism quickly but these tubs of information like where the information gets distributed are there controlled by people that I don't think I ever knew they were going to have the sort of responsibility I don't think yes I seen that with Zuckerberg and these trials are the the the speech that is given in front of Congress like when you see him on television talk about it you get the sense that this is a guy that never prepared for this had no idea this is going to happen and then all the sudden from this simple social media platform that was supposed to be friends sharing photos and just talking about girls remember the old days at Twitter it would be you would use your name it like is doing this like Sam understand Harris like Sam Harris is at the movies you would say that almost if you were in a third person that was the original form that people used to come after that it was weird and it just became freckles is a big part of it but to me that's the only good part of it now like I like I just discovered that and that was as most of my attachment to a genuine will use it but it's coming back at me in the Ant-Man Josiah I put something out you know if a podcast and then I look to see how it's being received on Twitter and I don't tend to do that in other forms I don't really look at Facebook comments much I don't look at YouTube and YouTube Cesspool right there for you that the comments are horrible


    Joe Rogan - Debating Islamists
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    it's it's it's not in sexual conversation it's it's it's a game off you know who is who is basically checking the right boxes in their own little confirmation bias to their own audience modulus is meeting them on your interview shows you the most in the UK where they're pretending to be more benign than they are and that it modded is in finding the question that sort of pulled back the mask on the Theocratic and it's hilarious I've sent to dozens of my friends the one video where there's this guy is addressing his enormous group of people and he's talking about is this radical Islam Islam that that was having a conference in Norway that was just in a crowd of seemingly mainstream Muslims in Norway and but he just buy it by show of hands you know is it are we extremist if we think of the apostates bodyology blinking statistical data on the subject of homosexuality so in the United Kingdom a pole. Lost you asking so there's been two poles gauging public at Muslim attitudes towards gays the first off how many Muslims in the UK find homosexuality morally acceptable 0% this is by the way by a professional polling companies not to some students devised the poll on Twitter a professional plumbing company founded zero scent of British Muslims responded to Apple saying that I found on the sexuality morally acceptable and then a year later which not lost yet another poll was conducted and that wasn't an ICM poll asking whether British Muslims believe that homosexuality should be criminalized to remain legal and I think that's roughly 52% 52% if my memory serves me correctly said to be criminalized and of course what is criminalization of homosexuality mean and the traditional Islamic jurisprudence we know that is published by that so these are these this is scientific data from gauging Massachusetts towards homosexuality but the blinkers will will kick in and refused to see that truth in these on islamist unfortunately my daughter with Sam we talked about this Country Inn in. Vaginal restart Dennis underneath that they say a softer Landing of very very conservative stroke fundamentalist attitudes that unfortunately have become widespread and here is an example of it that is that is being engaged by its scientific polling methodology that tells us there's a problem and unfortunately if one was a speaking this way especially in in Europe one is received by my own political driving that liberals center-left and further one is met with denial and cold a bigot simply for relying these facts 1/4 of British Muslims when asked about the massacre at the Charlie hebdo offices in Paris 1/4 sad that those attacks are justifiable they sympathized with the attackers as opposed to the victims who were the stuff at the shot after officers you to be put on the Southern Poverty Law supposing polling data and what it does for me is to say this is why it's so important to address these issues to have these conversations. To try and Empower those most invoices that are seeking to challenge this with these sorts of attitudes and and called out a space and if you know if one can do that with Catholicism in Europe and end up with an Enlightenment and secularism in the west when I often say is American Liberals are very happy challenging their own Bible Belt and yet Al-Quran dealt with in our communities and if I'm attempting to replicate the equivalent of challenging the Bible Belt within Muslim communities it means addressing these issues and yet they brought to themselves the right to challenge the Bible Belt with in America and yet if we was a challenge with Rocco the forearm Bell in Europe without any cold cuts and islamophobes is this is this static as it's been moving has it been adjusting and changing is there any sort of a recognition that there's do with this so you're the emergence of Isis really did bring it to the fool and it really did quieten some of the voice is it also did increase the hysteria from the father because they began panicking thinking actually going to lose this debate and that's where I noticed that labeling became even stronger real but the emergence of Isis did wake up a lot of people to to the challenges we're facing it because so many European born and raised Moses went over to join Isis and of course execution cell that I think was erroneously called the Jihadi Beatles in the price because that's the way he does it's an insult to the beach with the true horror movies going on in the face of Isis execution sell little British Muslims and that should tell you something did Marshall to explain this phenomenon like lack of educational opportunity lack of Economic Opportunity lack of social integration mental illness you can all you can find people who had massive opportunity I miss I feel like you work at me you weren't a jihadist but you weren't islamist but let me you're a person who that's what I'm basically playing a game he want to meet somebody who quarterback of the football team in this context is a candidate for recruitment group in our lifetime one can reasonably sized Isis and the worst cell universe is the execution cell came from a fully developed and Mohammed emwazi the leader of RC Westminster was given as a young child was given political Asylum by Britain because his family were Kuwaiti and they fled the invasion of Kuwait by Saddam Hussein the country that the West liberated and he turned against that country so he had every reason to like Britain Britain gave him a favor this country that helped him and his family and his nation was he captured or did he brought his dad want one of them has been captured but he's being held until it would be fascinating to listen to his rationale is it was not so that the other wifey I forgot his name but he was just interviewed she said you know these accusations and allegations you're making and I will wait to trial in the Endicott a copy interview short he seemed a little put out that she was a woman


    Joe Rogan on Trans Athlete Controversies
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    this is a new thing though right I mean relatively speaking this this hard-nosed dance from the left of the equality of outcome and and the only reason why there wouldn't be 50% women or 50% black or 50% and it just pick any marginalized group the only reason why I wouldn't be even across the board with all other races is because of discrimination this is a fairly new Stan's light and fairly well publicised and he's a famous economist and he gave a speech for which he was fired there might be a little more color as to why he was fired whose it was more fired because he he wants the the wheels start to come off he didn't hit alienator enough people that he didn't have friends to put on a prop him up but but the thing that pulled the wheels off was that he gave a speech and he said we know there are our differences in in the bell curve that describe in a mathematical app between men and women and this explains why there are many more top-flight male mathematicians and Engineers than women and it's not that they even is not that the the means of the of the bell curves are different so they have the means to be the same but there could be more variants of the tales are thicker in the case of of the mail but Velcro so it's the absolute and both of you have many more people so mean you're going to ask me to what's the in the same size population how many people do you have at the 99.999% isle.of at aptitude in math say it could be that you have and there's a fair amount of data to show this many more men at the Tails than women right and and that's true for Grand Masters in chess right it's just you it's just that this is not a anime be true for something like playing pool princess and that may not be entirely environmental almost certainly or not entirely environmental that is one big issue in the world of men and women play separately and there's no reason physically why they shouldn't have enough is not a strength but women are allowed to play in men's tournaments but they never win. Jean balukas was a woman who's she was like one of the only women ever compete and beat Menchie's like an extreme outlier in this is like want to say was in this late 70s and 80s other than that there's been a few women that have done well in tournaments but when they come to Major League professional pool tournaments they're almost always won by men I meant when I say almost I mean like 99.9% end the Commonwealth Games at the time of her joining hadn't yet put down a rule after testosterone levels in the female competing and so this male-to-female transgender doesn't qualified in the female games and was as you'd expect winning in all of the games and was the front-runner and destined to win the competition as a male-to-female transgender person and the only reason he would have led to a huge crisis in the Commonwealth Games because there was some resistance to this notion and of course the question that arises this fat man up on that tree with high levels of testosterone for example the only reason it didn't lead to the crunch time and that was a huge Scandal of of the all-time winning is that she injured herself in the competition at my s*** accident and I was saying that this is this is a mistake and that you're you're looking at so whether someone should be legally able to identify as a woman betrayed themselves a woman absolutely and do you have the freedom to become a woman in quotes in our society yes but you can't deny biological nature and there's physiological advantages to the mail frame there's it specifically when it comes to Combat Sports that's my wheelhouse I'm an expert I understand there's a giant difference between power that a man and a woman can generate and if you're telling me that a guy living 30 years of his life as a man that's That's essential like a woman being on steroids for 30 years then getting off and then having regular women being forced to compete with her and for try to pretend this a Level Playing Field it is not there's a difference in the shape of the hips the size of shoulder the density of the bone the side V to Giant factor and your ability to generate power is the size of your girls getting beaten up by someone who used to be a man but people came down on me harder than anything that I've ever stood up for in my life never in my life. I think you're going to be a situation that hates his penis removed she said she this person who had turned into a woman has always been a woman and I said but she was a man for 30 years was know she's always been a woman I go even when she had sex with a woman and fathered a kid and she says yes and even then we're done cuz you're just talking nonsense Progressive in there always looking step on top of anybody who's less Progressive than and complain in in Proclaim superiority and this is the ideological sport this is the idea sport that is that you see with when people are playing ping-pong with Ardea they're not listening you need to listen to experts in in that when you especially talk about martial art to goal did the ghost clear it's very clear beat the f*** out of the other person in front of you so anything that would give you an advantage and beating the f*** out of that person should be really looked at very carefully and not the two thrown through the the lens of his Progressive ideological filter that we're going through right now cuz that's what it is and that's how people are looking at it he hits with weightlifting as well when would transgendered athletes going to weightlifting competitions the male-to-female transgender athletes are over whelming Lee dominant I mean is this is this a coincidence or it's no it's someone who had f****** testosterone pumping through their system and and a y chromosome from their whole life then and now all the sudden we're supposed to say no she's a woman she's she's dainty but I think we have to recognize and I think even many traditional feminists are making this but yes to the anger of the trans Community they're saying hold on what you're doing in this way we fought so hard and so long for these female spaces where we have a space of our own people that used to be men are coming to those spaces actually quite literally beating the crap out of us by definition that dominates they're calling upon or almost all transition doctors surgeons or are people that have transitioned themselves when they speak to actual board-certified endocrinologist some of the only do it off record but one of them big mixed martial arts Publications Ramona krutzik it actually doing this transition like from male to female you're forcing you're putting estrogen into the system so the bone density change that would ordinarily take place if you remove someone's testicles and stop at does the production of testosterone estrogen preserve bone density he actually retaining the male bone density there's so many problems with this and the Olympics there's not a whole lot of science to this this transition thing of allowing male to female athletes to compete in the Olympics and there's extreme amount of corruption in the Olympics as it is with the ioc being in bed with water the world anti-doping agency and the way they handle this Russian Scandal news Russian Scandal it was highlighted in that fantastic documentary Icarus athletes get paid zero money it is inherently corrupt from the top down no doubt about it so 2 to call upon them is to see who should be competing as a woman f*** off. The experts is examining and commentating on fights that is a big part of what I do I understand fight and I know it looks like when a man's being the s*** out of a woman and that's what it looks like when this person was fighting women is there was a mass physical Advantage massive and not that you took my words out of context they quoted all these different gender transition doctors it's saying that there's no science behind this in the science behind it being totally fair and totally equal it's just not in people know it everyone knows how they look they couldn't put Cris Cyborg Conway class or that's the other way that's the other thing we're dealing with a similar situation like that in Texas on you give will know about the girl who was which was born a girl she's transitioning to a boy in high school taking testosterone but in taxes they only allowed to compete as a girl so she's dominated the Texas state wrestling championship two years in a row and it's horrific because she's on steroids she's on testosterone right she's born a girl so because the fact that she's transitioning to be a boy they don't give a s*** you're a woman you're not going to wrestle against men you're a girl you're not going to wrestle wrestle against boys so they will allow her under extreme protesting it's terrible she wants to compete or he I should say wants to compete as a boy they won't let him they say no you were born a girl you have to compete as a girl so when he competes everybody Boos it's awful awful I mean it's it's it's really female-to-male transition somebody that used to be a woman that transitions to a man and wants to compete with them and they don't have it at all today World Muay Thai champion of automatic knock them out to him crazy video about a real man it is possible for them to win if their skill level is so far superior that it overcomes the inherent strength advantages but a woman to male transition would be at a severe disadvantage against the natural male distinctively would resist the notion that I female that I'm male to female athlete compete with other females because I have an appointment this. Yes would you be for a female to male athlete competing with men yes yeah because I don't think this is post a bull riding if you want it I'm not you know lobbying to get bull riding outlawed but if you want to be so f****** stupid that you climb on top of a 2000 pound angry animal go for it if you want to parachute you should be able to risk your life parachuting to the difference lies in massive Advantage it and here's the other problem female to male you take testosterone you can't legally take testosterone and compete it's been a native giant issue and mixed martial arts because for the longest time there was a loophole in the loophole was testosterone therapy and they were allowing testosterone replacement therapy for male athletes that were either older or it's it was a it was a symptom of having pituitary gland damage which comes from head trauma which come which means really essentially your career should be over your body is not producing hormones if you're over your body is not producing hormones correctly and that's a very common issue with people that have been in war people have been blown up by IEDs people that have been hit a lot even soccer players wear a lot of times show diminished levels of testosterone and growth hormone because of pituitary gland damage so you wouldn't even allow that so a female to male would be in a whole nother problem in Combat Sports because it's not legal for you to take testosterone and can't eat


    Joe Rogan - Sam Harris on Race & IQ Controversy
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    based on this recent episode I am fascinated by people and their struggles with social media with like a dick detaching from it reattaching from it getting addicted to it I mean I know so many people that will look at their Twitter at like 1 in the morning before they go to bed and something pisses them off and then they can't sleep I don't consider myself someone who had a real pathology with animals that you know I have no 6,000 tweets or 7,000 over the course of many years so I'm not I was not tweeting that much I was not even looking that much I was I was fairly disengage and I've never used Facebook as a I've never I just use Facebook as publishing Channel I never engage with, but I was looking enough and it was one was clearly making me worse person imagine it was I was I was reacting to stuff that I didn't need to react to and it was amplifying certain criticisms and invoices which need not have an amplified and in this in this last case it just turned a created a huge because of what I saw on Twitter the perfect infomercial for why you don't want to be engaged or vacation how was I'm in the middle of it like the first vacation take with my family for a very long time until at least a year and and and I'm supposed to put everything down to be the best father and husband I can be right and that was my intention that's what it was happening happen for a good solid 24 hours pick up my phone and I see that that Reza Aslan and Glenn Greenwald and Ezra Klein had all attack me in the space of an hour can you see where his head is at choir but I just saw the aftermath of that you know lots of stuff lots of notifications coming to me with both of us tag and Than Ezra published this suppose I should backup however painful 802 describe what happened here but I had Charles Murray on my podcast a year ago and Charles Marie's this this social scientist who published the bell curve back in the 90s which it was a a book about IQ and success in in Western societies like our own and it's a book where he worries a lot about the cognitive stratification of society we have a society that selecting more and more for a narrow band of of talents that is very what was fairly well captured by what we call IQ and there is a ton of winner-take-all situation where people are really a you know he 500 years ago if you had a very high IQ and you're just pushing a plow next door neighbor you had no real advantage but now you can start a hedge fund or you can start a software company and we're seeing this this real shocking disparity in Good Fortune really so he wrote this book it had a chapter on rays which talk about the disparities in in racial groups even the standards of the time but certainly the standards of today and Incredibly tepid mealy-mouthed just hand-waving it was not this you know here comes the Third Reich Declaration of of white supremacy it was undoubtedly there are environmental and genetic reasons for this and we don't understand them noses it was just like to just think that is one or the other one on the position of know what the mix and that is virtually any honest scientist take on the matter and certainly today and it's only become more so but that went off like a nuclear bomb and that was just said that was such a it's the most the time I never read the book I just thought this had to be ever since and ever since you know I've ignored him so he went to Middlebury to give a talk or 20 somebody years 25 years after he wrote This Book white supremacy and assumed to be smarter so their standards for Asian students entering into Harvard is higher than white people am I privileged trickle-down obviously a lot of factors that lead to IQ to dial Cuba to ignore what those are to ignore it completely did like can't even discuss the fact that certain races demonstrate low-iq and then let's look at what could be the cause of those even discussing that somehow or another is so inherently racist that it must be ignored or must be silenced and that you you must first concentrate on all the various and justices that have been done to those people who have this lower IQ here but let me just take a couple of minutes to close the various doors to hell that are now a jar paper what we just said can you get over these nuts went to Middlebury College and was deplatformed and it would not only be platform so that usually platform and with the students turning their back to the speaker and shouting and not let anything happen but the professor who invited him who is a liberal Professor who wanted all this female Professor got a concussion and a neck injury that that still persist and this has been there more than a year later so it's like she said that she was at one of the most liberal privileged colleges on Earth if not that was the thing that put Marie on my radar after all these many years am I ignoring him and I'd actually and I felt guilty because I had declined to be a part of at least one project because his name was attached right because I just thought that this guy's radioactive he's he's got some white supremacist agenda I had believed the the the the lies about him and then I saw this I thought maybe he's the canary in the coal mine are considered so politically fraught that you cannot discuss them no matter what is true because I get suggested there has to be a firewall between your conversation about reality and these sorts of facts and so he's so he's been suffering from having transgressed that boundary and do I have them on the on the podcast being fairly agnostic about his is actual social policy commitments and his political concerns and just wanted to talk about the facts and so far as we touch them light when it had zero interest in intelligence as measured by IQ much time focused on that and I had truly zero interest in establishing differences between populations with respect to intelligence or anything else but I see what's coming I see the fact that that the more we understand ourselves genetically and environmentally the more we will if we go looking or even for not looking we will discover differences between groups and the endgame for us as a species is not to deny that those differences exist or could possibly exist its to deny that they have real political implication it would be political political framework we need is a commitment to do quality across-the-board and a commitment to treating individuals as individuals there's nobody who's that the average of a population is meaningless with respect to you and that will always be so and and whatever it is and whatever diversity of talents there is statistically in various populations we want societies that simply don't care politically about that that's just not what it's the RR political tolerance of one another and support of one another is not predicated on denying individual differences or even statistical differences across groups it can't be because we know that there are people walking around like you know Elon Musk who gets out of bed in the morning does the work of like 4,000 people right and people who just are struggling to work at Star I can hold down a job and our political system one person is more valuable politically and socially than another even the one person that capable of doing massive things that that that that most people aren't it's you know when it comes time to to write laws and create institutions that protect that that support human flourishing we we have to engineer times that raise all the way and so in our end and the other legitimate debate about the social policy is it will do that but enter legitimate debate about facts we can debate scientific fact and and you know the results of a psychometric testing or or behavioral genetics that are relevant to this question of intelligence and we have a good-faith debate about the data and then we can have a good faith debate about social policy that should follow from the data but what's happening on the left now is either spin or or behavioral genetics that there are relevant to this question of intelligence and we have a good-faith debate about the data and then we can have a good faith debate about social policy that should follow from the data but what's happening on the left now is either at either of those tears of conversation there are just straight-up allegations of racism that hit you the moment you cut


    Joe Rogan - Alexander Gustafsson on Jon Jones
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    do you have like one of the most spectacular fights with Jon Jones coming down to the wire liquid is as close as it gets and when you get out of a fight like that we almost won the title against the greatest of all time like what is what is that feeling like and where do you go from there if it felt like I like you said it was it was just it was just right there to go line you know I didn't relieve past that go all night at all I just felt like that it was tough it was tough but bye-bye like now when the when the score cards are being tabbed and you you know you're just sitting there waiting for the decisions you think you had it and I didn't know I didn't know I didn't know just for me Jon Jones winning or with Jon Jones is bigger than taking the belt I'm telling you that guy's the guys is such a beast on and yeah I was the question I really believe based on the evidence they tested him before that he was negative they tested him after that he was negative and what he tested for such a minuscule amount there's no way it was something that yeah it does no way like according to Nowitzki and according to you Sada according to like how they test people what whatever he consumed must have been an extremely small amount it wasn't an amount that would have had any benefit whatsoever in terms of performance performance-enhancing will do know the thing so you know just left the inexpert handle that I don't know what to say I know for a fact that he's been in that same situation a couple of times it's not the first time so you know it's he's don't think nobody else has done these he's just a beast and still it just comes up all the time he doesn't even need that steroids he doesn't even need that s*** in him he's still the best out there I don't think you took anything I really don't but I agree with you on that and I think you need a guy like that you need a guy like that out there like they bring you to your full potential a man beating him that's bigger than taking the box right now that's how I feel because he's nobody to do see my stuff the way your body moves everything is just such planet in details for the fight and he just he knows exactly when he should go for that or that or that stay in creative and use my fantasy and it's amazing to see yeah that jackson-winkeljohn team is truly exceptional team


    Joe Rogan - Hollywood is Hypocritical About Gun Control
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    so get rid of gun-free zones don't want to hear that get rid of gun-free zones if you're not going to establish a perimeter outside of a building where I can go don't tell me I can't bring my gun in there a sign on the window is not stopping somebody can coming into the building we've seen it time and time and time and time again if the guns were the problems we would have mass shooting at every gun show every single day but we don't why is that you point out why that one that one place in Georgia when they said everybody had to have a gun crime went down people don't want to hear that though they don't want to hear that the answer to gun violence is everyone has a gun shooting for example do you think that these teachers being armed would be the answer iHeart so or do you think there should be armed security on the campus I say it should be multi-layered right because if you think you really want to put things in perspective and wherever whatever School the president's kids go to valuable in this country is protective with guns no one is more anti-gun than Hollywood when you hear about any sort of crime or gun violence the left-wing people in Hollywood are the most vocal the most virtue signaling the quickest to jump on their pedestal meanwhile what percentage they're f****** movies involve gun violence and if you look at the Academy Awards did you see the security you see all these left-leaning liberal actors being protected by people with flak jackets on carrying guns with fingers outside the triggers I mean dogs but you getting crazy know what it is though it's a loss of touch with reality while they're also insulated and protected what does the well what could on that right because she's a dumb dumb also influences absolutely yeah I don't fault her for that money boo boo but she still has access to scores of young influential you're really interested in expanding your mind I just don't think that's something that's not beneficial but the mindset though is there people who we pay them to carry guns right I don't need to carry them there for you don't either so what you're saying about her is that she is anti-guns talks about being anti-gun yet she's constantly surrounded by people of guns that's a fact absolute fact for you guys 7 foot tall dudes strapped in the f****** kills all around you what difference does it make think about it and how much does it affect me I wake up everyday put a gun on my hip and go out and do the exact same thing I would do if I didn't have but you don't think about it so in a sense you feel like you're not paranoid paranoid no no more paranoid than any than any person that has a fire extinguisher then any person that has a fire extinguisher in the house think about it it's like it's like I don't walk around like paranoia are there could be levels of preparedness diminishing returns where so I can take away from your quality of life but me about my business that doesn't interfere with my life


    Joe Rogan - Chicago's Problem is Socioeconomic
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    stop this stuff have you thought about it I think about it all the time it's it's it's a hard question for me to ask them to come up with ways of why we don't need gun control you know because that's that's holding the guns are not necessarily the people that are doing the thanks you're trying to attack the the vast majority of gun owners are not committing crime with guns or not so when I think about what can we do to stop different types of shooting friend says let's talk with start with the with start with with the type of shootings that happen the most gang violence so if you look at the statistics you think oh my gosh is actual homicide is gang violence do we have a gang problem problem in this country we have a social economic problem in very specific areas in this country right because I just came from South Side Chicago where I started in Hyde Park where Obama used to live and enjoy a few minutes into an area that looks like a bomb went off they know how the violence in Hyde Park that they had in that area why that same access to Legal guns they don't have the same problem because difference in economics and no one wants to die when they want to address that Brian I'm a kid growing up in that neighborhood and I'm going to a school that shity right I don't give a damn about me a good school right for my teachers care I went to schools where teachers push me when I was slacking off you know I had the ability to take out loans to go to a good law school you know I had those abilities if I'm a kid growing up in this environment I can't find refuge in my school I can't find Refuge at home because my mom's working three or four five jobs so she's never there where am I going to go find her underwear am I going to find it. To influence on the streets so now I'm on a street thing like money what am I going to do for money well then there's a narco economy very conveniently right there for me so now I'm feeling I carry a gun now I'm stuck in a situation now I'm just stuck in this violent Loop right that these on itself and so now I'm stuck defending myself against the guy who shooting at me trying to take my stuff and I'm shooting back at him maybe not become trying to take your stuff because he's going to take mine right after you get that violence that comes from that from those particular areas that we would stop back and said okay we have hyper concentrated areas in this country this isn't widespread is Harper concentrated communities in this country that are dealing with this that are also the result of the vast majority of our gun violence and we sat back and thought about from social economic standpoint how do we fix this what do we do how do we prevent opportunity to just hand out stuff One Direction and have school that has everything you can name and then drive in the drive in the opposite direction to school what can barely have textbooks to get to the kids so why why we focusing our energy on building that up verses talking about all we need to get the guns off the streets you did that you have that in Chicago in Chicago or they don't throw away like so easily so it might socioeconomic statuses I have a problem looking at another kid down the street should not have taken his life I don't have anything I have nothing to lose but if we would focus our attention and fixing that same when we talk about the mental health issue with reflective mass shootings in school shootings we would have to worry about the guns because we won't have people wanting to do those things where have the capability to do a thing right so then that deals with that vast majority of the violence that we have there Angie and fixing those communities I agree with you 100% and we've talked about this many many times in the show that I think that if you wanted to make America better place one of the best way to do it is to make it easier for someone to succeed make it easy in the end stop pretending that it's a Level Playing Field because I didn't grow up in a Level Playing Field I got lucky. To do that lucky a lot of people did and if you go to somewhere like the South Side Chicago and you don't realize that you got lucky you're you're blind them there's if you want them what's the best way to make America stronger less losers less people who lose their haunted house that will give them more of a chance give them more of an opportunity and give them guidance ship community centers clean up the streets fixed buildings but that's a lot of f****** money that we're spending right now in Afghanistan and Iraq and building missiles and all kinds of crazy s*** that we're not putting any money into that we hold accountable ages now the local leadership there's Democratic money the problem is there's no one is going somewhere now, look at Chicago to the areas where people are wealthy and that's what they're reporting they're not supporting these impoverished areas and you know what you're absolutely right so if that's the case and we all understand that and you know that it's very complex when it comes to gang violence very complex and I agree with you that they need there's no other way to stop that then to fix the inner cities where people are just in that cycle of constant poverty and crime and it's all they see around them so that it becomes normalized


    Joe Rogan - I Was an NRA Member
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    what is a mass shooting or something immediately people want to blame gun owners or people that want to protect gun owners and specifically NRA members this comes down on you sometimes clearly right but then also you have other personalities of the brand which is me Dana and spokesperson right when they can't descend like Twitter page Instagram account of the NRA like go to the board meeting will be surprised you can think of different sexualities you name it I believe you look I was in the NRA forever I let my membership lapse like a year-and-a-half ago but I was in the NRA because I just felt like I know people that are just like we've got to get rid of guns unlike man I don't think that's going to do it and I don't think that's going to stop anything I put a big red button in the middle table if you push this button all the guns on the planet disappear would you do it and it'll give us answers but I wouldn't do it and people like why like why would you not be the end of violence is also the end of Defense exactly especially talking about military I mean if you can't if you don't have gun like we've been that fight with swords and bows and arrows and chat about that to a lot of people say they're like and then in an inverse when I say the Second Amendment is actually not about hunting it's about defending ourselves from a tyrannical government domestic or foreign like oh you think you little stupid guns are going to have to defend against the against the government I'm like well then why don't you give me the guns that the government has in and then they kept quiet because they realize a contradiction with her stating home is this the separation of us if you gave me a red button said would I could I end all senseless Violence by hitting that button I would say yes and then when people say it's a guns promise did you know that London Pass New York City for the first time since 1800 in homicide and they did it with f****** knives with knives to the point where that goofball mayor of London that dork on his Twitter page said there's no reason to carry a knife if you get caught carrying a knife you'll be not carrying a knife you'll be prosecuted under the fullest extent of the law


    Joe Rogan - Keanu Reeves is a Regular Guy!
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    I wouldn't text my wife and I went what 23 years without ever shooting gun touching a gun it and when I got into it I started the first thing I wanted to do was shoot competition right and so you should competition courses where you have to utilize one of those three platform some of the courses use Lysol 3 and so it's just it's just been a year set to a timer you got to clear the course as fast as possible in the clearing the choruses are you is there like walls that you have to look behind one day when he was training until I met him after the fact how is he different Spacey Spacey very very calm energy it wasn't bad it was a good wasn't a bad thing is a good thing. That's some over-the-top Fame he hit that Johnny Depp Tom Cruise level of Fame and then just became the super chill mellow guy that can just like go through crowds that sits on the subway by himself no like freaking awesome there's no obvious outward displays of wealth from him he's insanely wealthy Sean sneakers he's normal as f*** knows it's real weird like he needs figured out a way to avoid like various right there on the f****** Subway just chilling you know it looks like a totally normal dude can't be like people ignore it because he's figured out a way to just sort of his later in like everybody that I know just chilling it only looks like a totally normal dude yeah well and people freak out there like is that now can't be like people ignore it because he's figured out a way to just sort of his later in plain sight and then even if you talk to him he's just normal like everybody that I know that's met him and said the dudes like totally it look at it he lets his chick sit down you know so do you want to know and go ahead boom I need to stand up look at it mean no bodyguard


    Joe Rogan - Are Mass Shootings More Common?
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    the looming Specter of the mass Shooters just so f****** common these days it seems that every 3 or 4 months there's a new instance how many times does that happen perception is a bit but the reality is and there's more of them here than anywhere else in the world that's reality can you say that you're talkin about the developing World correct because that's usually the caveat that like if there's no mass shootings in the undeveloped world as people don't just go into a f****** mall and shoot people up with which it shouldn't it out it's very very rare Than People realize it just doesn't do we trying to get people that are actively trying to get them his gang violence whereas school shootings are completely innocent school shootings are the worst right because it's a child and some f****** psycho decides to make the most noise possible by going into school and shooting it up that's the scariest in the worst for most people believe it when you think about gang violence you say well that violent it's terrible two people got shot but if people are trying to shoot each other all right so then when I tell you that the remaining homicides in this country right thousand number that I gave you manually over 80% of that is gang violence that's crazy to think about when you see Sandy Hook when you see Parkland when you see any that's the shooting in Colorado Aurora in the movie theater when you see these mass shootings these are what terrified people people are not necessarily terrified of the gang violence in Chicago Chicago in a couple of months and not one Chicago deep dish pizza because it's illegal for me to be that's what's crazy is that Chicago has really strict gun laws and that they don't work at all I was driving down the road where there were like 678 dudes who jumped in front of the car won't go on that cuz we didn't look like we belong there and I'm positive every single one of them had a gun they jumped in front of the car conservice so it's kind of one of those things especially in terms of mass shootings is one of the biggest problems that we have in terms of like a horrific Public Image problem right it's it's it's something that you see in the end ever play Public Image I should what I should I should rephrase that what I mean is like public perception problem like you you see it and it's just death and violence and children and innocence and we as people I think consider the death of Innocence to be one of the most egregious in horrific deaths in my opinion the the the number one aspect of the argument it's not being discussed is to mental health aspect of it are you opposed to more screening of people to get guns yes or no yes or no if we can Minority Report it and figure it out who's going to be in Minority Report I mean just like check to see if they're on my mental health medication having a mental health medication is prohibitive what if I what if I do with anxiety if I'm on xan's prescribed is that prevent me from owning a firearm in California for the longest time they were trying to make it if he had a medical marijuana card you could not fire up I think they were doing that federally I think there was a federal thing that if you had an illegal medical marijuana card that they were trying to prevent people who try to prevent people from to be honest it's intellectually dishonest if I can if I can go to the store with a gun on me and buy alcohol right like I don't even smoke alcohol weed I mean utilizing that as a prohibitive means to own a firearm and say I didn't say under the influence I said if I could all the marijuana card does is allow you to buy it so should you be on Xanax with a gun that's a question I don't know the answer to because I've never had Xanax get me neither I don't know what it's like but I do know that there's been people that have killed people when they're on Xanax and and if you know that guy in Vegas does the shooter in Vegas that guy was on and anti-anxiety medication the way it affects you it might affect a different drink while they're on it which you're not supposed to do you have anxiety or somebody who's maybe dealing with PTSD and you can't prevent me from exercising right if I haven't done something cuz all myself being able to do that legally right okay so what if they come to your house and you've got let's say you've got like a cork board up and you got all these pictures of schools and f****** arrows pointing to the emergency exits and plans of how to block things off and then pictures of Jodie Foster and pictures of serial killers up everywhere and you're on anti-anxiety medications talk to you and your f****** squirrelly as hell you haven't done anything though if you can't arrest me and started collecting bullets got a semi-automatic rifle his friend started freaking out I called the cops cops came to visit him he bought another rifle and I believe they deported a bit important for reasons not having to do with the Firearms they deported him for reasons that he wasn't actually going to class tomorrow because they wanted to go out of the country and they think that they might have prevented a crime they probably did but you've done I've done I mean everybody but then again he wasn't a citizen so that was that was that was a requirement for him to continue to be here but it was really was, but he called and that's why they acted and they just found that loophole so what are you do with someone like that that's something still going to school I mean we still have our laws for a reason right we have we have our inherent rights for a reason we have due process for a reason because if we didn't have those right anyone could just come up and say man you know what I saw at some point in the war on Instagram the other day you post a picture of a gun is like hurting people out because we're making fun of check on him to make sure he's okay I appreciate that it's unfortunate in that some people may slip through the cracks but I can't arrest someone for something that they haven't done yet you just can't we all right now so what do we do how do we put some place to catch the people who do happen to fall between the cracks right so then you go okay on the national scene because it's hard and it doesn't make the great sound bite and it doesn't make a good TV place to catch the people who do happen to fall between the cracks so then you go okay on the national scene because it's hard and it doesn't make the great sound bite and it doesn't make a good TV


    Joe Rogan - Ted Nugent is Crazy!
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    so many people that are just unreasonable and they're not good at communicating and they're not happy they're not happy people not just a lot of people well it doesn't matter because I have I'm doing I'm advocating also with certain three letters behind knee that they automatically assume as the devil that I hear but I do know where it's coming from but then again I didn't grow up listening to Ted Nugent that's not my demographic but at the same time it's still an individual people fail to understand that just because someone's outrageous doesn't mean they're not right like if you ever seen his the debate that he had in a gun store with the Piers Morgan the funny thing is he's a psycho and I don't respect him a big fan of Stranglehold so what he gives it to neighbors and friends and there's nothing wrong with that he has an obligation to be the steward of his land because he has live Exotics and stuff in it I'm just totally joking around when you listen to his conversation with Piers Morgan which Piers Morgan takes That Flippin left-wing knee-jerk reactionary and over again and when Ted just knew everything about the actual fact when you start running around with statistics of gun by do you know how many of those people were bad guys were shot by cops do you know how many those people are people that was shot when they're breaking the people's home do you know how many people were people that were killed in self-defense and there's a lot some people today that's what they were running with right and Suburban House moms oh my gosh we got to do something about gun control we got to do something about guns I realized over 65% of that 30,000 is suicides 65% and real thousand people. That's f****** incredible before the mental health aspect how much how many lives would we actually say if we took the same energy we apply to just making guns evil and trying to ban guns to take that energy and put it towards understanding what it is why as a society we have a society that is so eager to really not want to be here anymore people. That's f****** incredible so then it but then it begs the question that you brought before the mental health aspect how much how much how many lives would be actually say if we took the same energy we apply to just making guns evil and trying to ban guns to take that energy and put it towards understanding what it is why as a society we have a society that is so eager to really not want to be here anymore


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with Mass Shooting Debates
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    okay it's a right but obviously there's a problem so we have to do something about us you're going to have to give up your guns this is this is the common conversation and it's very flippant and it's not well thought-out and there's no, no consideration whatsoever to mental health issues I think opposite I think it's it's ignored it look it's up there's something wrong when you have this many people on Mental Health medication and then when you look at the number of mass Shooters it's almost Universal almost every single one of them is on some sort of psychiatric medication but that's not a part of the narrative that's not a part of the conversation the conversations always get rid of gun now I don't want crazy people to have guns I don't think you do either I don't so height of taking away the rights to have guns from normal law-abiding people like yourself and myself I have guns what what do we do so first of all I think we need to frame a conversation and into specifics right about school shootings okay right so first thing I say is the parking lot of people that's I'd like to say is well you guys just don't want any any gun laws and you say no everything but you have no solution and it's a real sneaky conversation disingenuous how anybody who's paying attention to discourse in Waze happening especially on social media right to have a rational conversation with people who are on the opposite side of my spectrum of this issue is there any online on Twitter who's going back if you can't do anything rational I mean like I can't and it's partly due because of my friends they're all assholes when they were losing it logically they went to jokes right right logic logic and then it was laughing and I realized some power to that right you know what humor about that I took on some of those qualities in the way that I advocate for firearms you know because it can be a little disarming but the disarming aspect of it could be beneficial because it causes people to drop their guard a little bit and then when you drop your guard you can take in information more objectively more so waiting looking for confirmation bias or instigating your cognitive dissonance because you just don't want to hear the thing that counts that's contrary to what you already believe I just think you need a lot of character like as a person to be able to communicate reasonably on Twitter the end is a lot of people that is lacking that so it's almost like the ability to steal and no one's looking the ability to s*** on someone with no eye to eye contact no social repercussions no no you not feeling anything from that person you say something rude the end is a lot of people that is lacking that so it's almost like the ability to steal and no one's looking the ability to s*** on someone with no eye to eye contact no social repercussions know you know you not feeling anything from that person you say something rude to them they're not in front of you so you don't feel terrible saying it by so


    Joe Rogan - The Truth About the NRA
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    so you're kind of like a spokesperson for the NRA not official spokesperson. Official unofficial now I am a member of the NRA do they appreciate you at work so 434 10 years ago and I hesitate a little bit cuz my background growing up like I didn't grow up with guns in house no one of my family had a gun and for me the ID and the notion of being young black male with a gun it's always I don't talk to you exactly you know gang banger drug dealer so forth and so on so that's the mindset I had went with respect to firearms conscious of it until I started getting into the Fairhaven realize okay while I was thinking like that didn't realize it and so but at the same time I told myself why am I afraid of essentially what is an inanimate object right so I think to myself am I alright I really don't want to go I'm a little terrified but you know what I'm going to go ahead and do it and so I remember getting to the range we get to the range and we walking to the door and then I hear the door for actual Babies R & Hip Hop Pop Pop go off and my holy crap this is actually happening and so I kind of had this nervousness but I'm with my friend right and so I don't want my friend to feel like okay you're acting kind of like a b**** so I kind of kept it to myself all the paperwork and he has is gone we get some ammo we go to the Lane I remember us the very last Lane it was maybe the range was Top Gun in Houston and so we go to very last train to gives me kind of like a brief instruction about how to shoot the gun how to load it so forth and so on and so at that point I never picking up the gun terrified not knowing what to expect not knowing what was going to happen but I remember picking it up it was a little Taurus pt11 PT111 Millennium and 40 caliber and it was subcompact probably not the best first time shooting a gun but kick exactly so my experience if anybody who watched that as a dumb person would be like and shooting it and I remember just the concussive force the explosion with the gun dancing in my hand and I was like holy crap that was terrifying then I started again an image waiting is not know where the most people think the nerdy aspect of my brain kicked in but I'm like holy crap like I'm taking this projectile launching it right several feet and then I just cuz the second shot allowed me to realize what just happened I just contained an explosion in my hand right I'm like if you don't find that amazing my pulse it's amazing buy is what comes with it and how people use it and I think an analogy that's a fair analogy but people reject is driving cars and a lot of these f****** psychos that I've been running over people in the street and meet just happen again Berlin what somewhere somewhere Germany some guy ran a bunch of people over then blew his brains out it's it's an object right it's a thing that you use and I'm a used car guide to said we have to ban cars cuz people start running people over with cars maybe like okay I think we're dealing with a whole bunch of problems and there's there's a bunch of things I think we can probably agree on one thing we agree on is all these mass shootings are horrific absolutely terrifying it's it's an evil terrible thing that here's another thing that that's one of things it's really kind of f***** up about people getting angry never had a mass shooting ever that I can recall that was done by NRA members nothing looked I try to find them I can't find a mass shooting that was perpetrated by an hour and are a member and I think it's so the big problem that a lot of gun owners especially NRA members have is like the conversation is being had is basically coloring or actually forgetting the human element behind those three letters like the NRA isn't like this demigod it just sits in the cloud of Olympia and it is one big guy that just is orchestrating this entire thing it's a million people right I'm a member I'm a gonna write that that's who I am along with fiber million other people over that way and then there were a ton of other people who think they're in a remembers an art and then a ton of other people who probably don't mind bringing I remember so you haven't got around to doing it again the membership majority of those people good people I think there's quite a few good people the people that are perpetrator all these mass shootings are definitely not good people but what's wrong with them well tell you what's not wrong with them guns it's not guns that are wrong with them they use the guns to express what's wrong with them you know and everybody wants to look at the object which I get with easier right well it is easier and it's it's something that everyone's pointing to like why do you need an AR-15 why either that's why didn't you that these are good questions why do you need these things why don't you that f****** samurai sword over there I don't know you know it's like what do you need okay then that's another thing to do like I said before I think we are victim of our own success in this country right I do think this is the greatest country in the world but the problem with that is is this country was built on an ideological Foundation that I think is AIDS in that our ability to be as great as we are but we live in a world now where people don't see the necessity for something that was never part of that was never supposed to be seeing people into necessity in first place the Second Amendment doesn't give me a right to preserve something that already existed but what happens is we have a coach of people who don't who look at the Second Amendment as a privilege not a right it like it is a privilege so that's why they say but why do you need that why do you need more than 10 rounds why do you need this body need that first of all the entire conversation that's not what the second to look at the second women as a privilege not a right it is a privilege so that's why they say but why do you need that why do you need more than 10 rounds why do you need this why they need that I don't like first of all roof framing the entire conversation underneath when that's not what the second amendment is about it so bright that I have already had some natural right that I had the moment that I step foot on this Earth as a person the right to self-defense is universal


    Joe Rogan - You Can Be an Animal Lover and a Hunter
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    overpopulation of wild animals is handled in one of two ways either you introduce Predators or you manage them with hunting there's a place in Mount in Maui where they are at Maui has no Predators you know and but they also have a bunch of wild game that was brought in for King Kamehameha I think it was in the 18th but there's tons of steer on on Maui and on Lanai and on Molokai a couple different islands and 1/2 think they're start doing is they were trying to figure out how to eradicate them from this area so a bunch of hunters got together and they're hunting these axis deer than giving the meat poor people like making it free for them and it's a it's a really cool program but that's another sort of situation where you kind of have to hunt yeah there's no other going to poison them or you're going to somehow or another capture them all and neuter and spay a certain amount of them every month there's really no other way to handle it yeah I think that's a big misconception like people that don't educate themselves about hunting or decide hunting is bad killing animals is bad and they get on this bandwagon but they don't have enough information about it and I think people confuse trophy hunting you know with like they see Cecil the lion and everyone goes after okay it's hunting is the is the problem but you know. honey is the problem but the hunters that that hunt for food and then hunt to you no help the the sort of environmental impacts it they're having like people don't like snow geese I don't know if you know much about snow deal but like what large-scale agriculture is also responsible for the Boom in the population of deer in America particularly like in the midwest where all the Farms are is what is it a f****** coincidence that there's all the deer where all the Farms are no it's not my good friend Doug Duren he has a big ass Farm in Wisconsin beautiful place in the driftless area you know what that is where the glaciers didn't pass through and it's not flat it's very beautiful lakes phenomenal place but essentially she's got the deer that he hunts and that that he and his friends hunt on his property their farm animals eating grains control in Wisconsin they get it because they're around them everyday they're hitting them with their cars they see them everywhere they look this is not like the idealistic view of someone who lives in a city street and Toronto and is driving around their bike looking for signs that are criticizing kale or whatever the f*** they're doing they're not in the real natural world that these animals how different they don't get it they don't understand you know they live in their bubble and listen to Hunters actually you know we have to buy tags you at the bar licenses or rules and laws that we have to follow and nose fees actually pay for the Wildlife Conservation and make sure it's the same in the states as well from least talking to my friends and it is all the wildlife conservation and that turns out to be billions and billions of dollars it's far more than any other Novation group far more than any wildlife conservation group or animal activist group and no one contributes more to conservation and hunting we wanted to be there for our kids and their kids and it's it's nature it's it's how the world is supposed to be it's also this contradictory thing that seems it seems like it doesn't make sense but we love the wildlife and I love the animals just because you eat them doesn't mean you don't love them but you recognize them as there's a weird way to look at it but it is a renewable resource also a magical beautiful thing just because of that doesn't mean you shouldn't eat it mean it's this this disconnect that people have with the wild I think is a real part of it a real part of the problem good luck finding a vegan in Alaska to know there's not a whole lot of them that live out in the bush that are vegans. What are we going to eat do you understand it and you appreciate it and it's very humbling I mean killing animals very humbling it sounds like to someone is an animal lover that sounds f****** crazy it's hard it's also really hard like when I see a deer hunt with a with a Bow crossbow and I see a deer come out its I'm trembling I have the hair on my back is standing up there these beautiful majestic creatures and I'm going to kill it and it's it's really really difficult and I don't think that people understand that they don't hunt it haven't killed an animal my back is standing up there these beautiful majestic creatures and I'm going to kill it and it's it's really really difficult and I don't think that people understand that they don't hunt it haven't killed an animal that don't understand the respect in the amount of effort that goes into that


    Joe Rogan - Diet Debates Are Simplistic
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    it's interesting that when you go to the woods to forage for plant life it's totally legal you could sell it but if you forge for animal life you can't do that I think that is because of Market hunting that really decimated most of the population of North American game animals and of the eighteen hundreds and early into the 1900 like most people associate that with the death of the Buffalo do it where it could be controlled I don't think I could hunt enough meat for the for the restaurant but I do think that you know I think it's people's right to be able to eat wild meat I think that as a human being you have the right to try that and if you're not a hunter if you don't know how to go do it you have the right to at least try it and I do know in actually Newfoundland they're allowed to serve Wild game and Hunter has to go and get a permit to sell and then he has to bring it to a boy that has a permit to process it and expect it and then not butcher can then sell it to a restaurant that make sense wild animals think it's very complex that's what I think I think just staying alive being a human is very complex and I think we have a very simplistic ways of looking at it I also think that it's entirely possible that plants are the level of intelligence that we don't totally understand data supported by more and more research everyday they're they're finding plants have some interconnected network of communication with each other and that they recognize when they're being eaten and they they change their flavor profile to make themselves taste terrible two animals that are eating them they are there some communication between them and there is some sort of a primitive life form that many are you are far more complex than things that vegans won't eat like molluscs like mollusks all the other we think of them as animals there the simplest dumbest f****** things current Vice just an article that questioning whether mollusks were vegan Pusha T malice they really should and they should also eat eggs eat eggs folks to see them from ethical animals and I'm just saying this just as a personal values Health in a person whose I mean I I put my body through a lot my body casted it has to perform and it has my whole life so I'm very very concerned with nutrition and I'm very aware of the impact nutrition has on physical performance and I think eggs are so goddamn good for your health somehow that you're doing something cruel my chickens are my friends you see it from that video that isn't proof in the pudding ask are to me at all I eat their eggs and everybody can't do that but you can get these guys to go to the store and you buy organic eggs and you buy the healthy reverse yes you're paying extra Buck or two bucks whatever it is the crack open an egg from like the mass-produced place and you crack open an egg from the organic when is like the organic ones are like bright orange game like super dark and even the yolk is like really thick and then the other one it's like pale and runny unlike yellow and you crack them in the break sometimes and they're just like it's garbage and who knows what's in them and what conditions those chickens are living in a lot of times terrible conditions I think option to make the most amount of money and not have to account for ethics or cruelty standards or whatever you know whatever issues were in place that allowed factory farms to materialized that's one of the worst worth pieces of evidence about the cruelty of human beings that's one of the worst it's horrific I mean and it's it's something that I think we should really collectively do something about and UPS terrific I mean and it's it's something that I think we should really collectively do something about and I'm sure it's one of the things that really ramps up the the the anger on the the side of the animal rights activists inside of the vegans


    Joe Rogan - Animal Rights Activists Protesting Restaurants
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    I get it I get it but to go out to Someone Like You is in my opinion so incredibly misguided and it's why I asked you to come on so I thought it was so frustrating and watching you carve that venison up in front of those people what were they screaming at you murderer it's not murder it's it's killing animals videos someone's walking by and they're like they're saying they're murderers and she's like a murdering people know they're murdering animals that's the kind of laughs like a lot of like what you're dealing with with these animal rights activist is that they're they're so engrossed in this struggle and it's the part of their their daily existence in their they're angry and sad there's one crazy video where this Lady Gaga been to this restaurant and she starts yelling in front of everybody about her friend and this be this beautiful creature that just wants to live in such a chickenshit talking about chicken and like my friend the chicken was killed in Psych what and everybody in the restaurant like what the fuc I've seen these videos and they'll storm a recipe like 50 people that go like occupy Steakhouse hair is crazy lady she was very abused her entire life she was terrified she has a very determined look in her eyes wherever she goes and she was hurt and abused her entire life because of this establishment and because of establishments like it she was locked away she was hidden she has nobody there for her she was crying she was scared every single moment yeah my girlfriend so was going to murder her I can see smiling laugh where is the Crazy Town disrupt speciesism even beautiful little girl is a mouse murderer food Mouse in the cage only green eyes funny what you're doing is wrong like this is what something like YouTube is for make a video where you state your case I come and talk to me in the comments open and then people debate they decide whether or not they agree or disagree are you f****** crazy a****** let that snow loose watch what she does what she does every f****** but she fine you know people eat vegetarian fed well then you got a sick chicken cuz that's not what they're supposed to eat my cats cats need meat you can you cancel one of my bits I have a bit about it we really hilarious that I found online with someone angry at me when someone's angry at me I went to her page and one of the things that #vegan cat and 100 Jesus that was illegal comedy special soon but the the problem with this is that as we said before it becomes like a contest it becomes like a like a Battleground like how does this end we bridge the gap how do we get people like finally stop f****** with you I have no idea they want us to put a sign in your window timer window they're going to go away well we're not doing anything wrong you know nothing we're doing is illegal we're not infringe on anyone's rights do you know they're there really far apart but maybe we can come to some kind of understanding and you know that the time they didn't respond respond for a while and you know now I don't I don't think you no good would come of that meeting at this point so


    Joe Rogan - Santa Claus Was a Mushroom!
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    I'm so high. Paul stamets on the podcast and I thought it went great is that guy for cool and he travels along with these Mushroom Hunters in Oregon and California Costco with their their professional foragers that then go and sell these mushrooms but they tracked these forgeries and it's such a cool movie that's interesting Wells going to say to you you better know mushrooms cuz I'll f****** kill you if you don't. That's the thing man it's like you know what my first experience I'll kill you and it's like okay well then you just you just have to say it will mushrooms come from the grocery store will take no they grow they come in the wild and you know that's what that's like my thing with me is like I teach my kids like meat doesn't come from the grocery store it's not a not a styrofoam package that's not where it comes from an animal and it's just like you know mushrooms that grow in the wild and they're just a crazy day this like Michael micro do you know the story of the Amanita muscaria I know what they are I don't know the story The Amanita muscaria is the most fast anyone to make that's the one that looks like looks like Santa Claus or the Maria ride with washer yeah that is the subject of a book by a guy named John Marco Allegro who was one of the head Scholars for deciphering the Dead Sea Scrolls deciphered the Dead Sea Scrolls for 14 years he was an ordained minister but he's also in his study how she became agnostic and he sort when he started realizing that there was all these different religions that had similar stories and you know found all these different connections and was trying to figure out what the origins of all the stories were well after studying the Dead Sea Scrolls for think it was 14 years before I wrote this book he decided that all of Christianity was a massive misunderstanding and what it was originally about was the stories collection of stories that were about fertility rituals and psychedelic mushroom use and he trace the word Jesus back to an ancient Sumerian word that was a mushroom covered in God's semen and that when God would come on the earth that's what rain was rain was God coming on the earth and that these mushrooms rise up out of the ground they would eat them and trip they're f****** balls off right now back when there was no agriculture right mean it was it was touch-and-go and you could easily starve to death Union you a bad winter you know a drought people starve to death it was very very common so they would take foraging extremely serious and they knew what they could eat they knew what they couldn't eat but they knew that there was a relationship between carnivorous trees and coniferous trees would grow these weird looking shiny red and white mushrooms under them that's what coniferous trees is pine trees that's what we use for Christmas trees those red and white packages they they are like the shiny packages underneath the Christmas tree they are the color of Santa Claus there common in Siberia there are eaten constantly by Caribou Caribou are reindeer reindeer are addicted to these to the point where when people are having psychedelic mushroom rituals and they go outside to take a leak the Caribou will knock them over to get to the Amanita muscaria piss in the sand cuz they smell the Amanita muscaria in the piss and one of the ways these guys trip their balls off as they eat the mushroom and then they drink their own urine that is in Siberia World become extremely snowy when the shaman would visit the way they would get into the house is through the f****** chimney because the door would be snowed in so they would climb in through the chimney I mean there's so many parallel to Santa and to Christianity this one mushroom that they think was a massive part of shamanistic rituals there is our therapist is Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer to me but I do know that they stop another forever he came out with another book called The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Christian myth which is still available then more recently like really recently within the last decade a guy named Ian Irvin republished the John Marco Allegro books with permission from his family is over 25 years old it becomes like public domain or something like that too but this this book and this the story behind it is fascinating and what he's basically saying is that makes sense if you were living thousands of years ago and you stumbled upon these psychedelic mushrooms and you took them you would experience God you literally would think that psychedelic state was you communicating with God they would want to hide those from the Romans so they hid them in Parables and stories and he explains what the original meaning of all these Parables and stories are because of course you're going from ancient Hebrews is extremely complicated language that also involves number the letters are also numbers and then that's translated to Latin into Greek and then eventually to English to a lot is lost in that translation so it really takes a linguist and in a Biblical scholar to come to understand whether or not what this guy is saying is correct I'm obviously not one of those so I'm just going to chat but it's there's so many parallels it's almost like how could it be just coincidental that Santa Claus is red and white at Santa Claus reindeers that the Christmas tree is something that we use presents are under the Christmas tree that Santa Claus lives in the f****** North Pole which is Siberia which is where caribou live and which is where these mushrooms are very common Miss so many parallels really kind of f****** crazy that's cool yeah it's a great book anybody I really highly recommended because it's one of those books we just got to read a few chapters you got to go I got to go back over that again you have to cook them first you can eat the more I have to boil them they will make you sick apparently I do it right but yeah I know it's more for my favorite chanterelles obviously like awesome culinary mushroom what's that yellow one that grows on trees it's like a thick chicken of the woods mass of yellow kind of looks like goo growing on the street and it was a premature chicken of the woods and it just look like this blob and then if if I were to leave it it would start to kind of shelf out into like shelf, mushrooms and so I left it for like a week and went back and harvest it and it's like it's like tender juicy chicken flavor it is bizarre how many people would know in a public park in Toronto there's a few there's kind of walked up to ladies like picking herbs and stuff and I was like Hey like what are you doing and they do Scott looked at me and kind of went away they don't want to share their knowledge with me he's like a little tiny one below it but yes or no one trees you can see the bark is like deteriorating so again it's it's it's feeding off the decaying treatment from that kind of yellow premature sissy that one where there's like yellow yet those are like perfect wow that's really really need super cool I did not know that they breathe air and they breathe out carbon dioxide


    Joe Rogan - Health Consequences of a Vegan Diet
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    it's an ideological battle in that sense veganism becomes very much like a religion because you like you support all the people that are on your side and the people that are opposed you are like apostates they like they like the negative people that are trying to bring you to the dark side to hell it gets it gets really crazy and there's a lot of factory farming in there the really incredibly poor modern American diet that they see the lot of people when they go vegan what they're doing one of the best things they're doing is they're eliminating all the b******* they're eliminating all the trans fats and all the f****** all the terrible s*** that a lot of people eat that isn't vegan but the negative thing is most of them eating diets that are far too carbohydrate-rich and if they're not getting their blood checked they don't even know how unhealthy they are they convince themselves are doing much better than a feeling much better but a lack of cholesterol can f*** with your hormone functions a lot of vegans have low hormones because of that we are at one of our regulars at antler I was talking to me about his experience he used to have a organic vegetable farm he's a six foot seven big huge tall Dutch white guy and he goes to me he says you know I was vegan for a long time I had this organic vegetable farm and I thought that I was doing my body a Services I thought I was doing something great for my boss and he got really sick and he went to the doctor and the doctor said listen man you have to take supplements to supplement the things you're not getting from from eating meat or you have to go back to eating meat because just some people's bodies do better than others and I said a lot of Asian cultures are more susceptible to to vegetable diet bees like in reality he's like you know you're you're northern European you know descent and you need to eat you know this stuff to be healthy and that's when he he went back to eating meat and it doesn't matter you know what what I like he was living on an organic vegetable farm like what what more healthy you know vegetables could he be eating so that B12 is a big one and b12 essentially only comes from things other than vegetables you can get some of it from algae you can get it mean you definitely can get it from meet its rich and me and the other thing is iron iron iron and vegetables there is but it's not available right a lot of the various vitamins and even protein in vegetables not very bioavail on most sources how your body absorbs the most nutrients as well like it might it might be written that that that substance that your body can only absorb it everybody's body is different is an absolute fact that there's some people that can eat certain diets and be very healthy and then other people eat them and they have a really hard time with them but the other thing is there's a lot of it is sort of a placebo effect and they're not getting blood work done everyone regardless of what your die you should get blood work done just to find out if you have any potential problems that are on the horizon because there's a lot of times you'll feel okay and then you get your blood work done and that the doctor will tell you him and you really low and Vitamin B and D and a and you know you need this and that and you know this is the health consequences of not having the stuff in your diet and if you are committed to a vegan diet there's ways that you can supplement and this is my advice to people if you supplement first of all algae's a great one you know taste like s*** but it's very good for your body and you just added to smoothies and add it with coconut milk or a bunch of other things you can do it and you definitely can eat a vegan diet and be healthy but you got to be on the ball and the B12 one is a big one it's a massive amount I was reading some crazy article the other day since I'm like 90% of all vegans are B12 deficient it's terrible there's a guy named Chris Kresser that I've had my podcast before who's a brilliant guy who is he's an expert in diet nutrition who started out as a macrobiotic vegan and had massive health problems and then switch to eating meat eventually and then really became a connoisseur of organ meat which is like probably the most nutrient-dense food in the world I love I love that's my favorite thing about hunting go to meet me to mantle of liver liver and the heart I went hunting and I came back and I brought the heart into the restaurant for the guys I wanted to let you know share with them like the experience of eating like fresh kill the guard was so warm when I brought it to work and the way I liked it either tartar like this mix it up raw or cook it like a steak so I cut it horizontally in until like looks like a tenderloin steak we all got like this like buzz like we just like I shot a double espresso or something I brought the heart into the restaurant for the guys that I wanted to let you know share with them like the experience of eating like fresh kill the guard was still warm when I brought it to work and the way I like it either tartar like this mix it up raw or cook it like steak so I cut it in a horizontally in until like looks like a tenderloin steak we all got like this like buzz like we just like a shot a double espresso or something it was just like whoa and it's like it's so nutrient-rich the organ meat


    Joe Rogan - Radical Vegans & Factory Farming
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    but now when I sit down and I cook something for my family I know where that came from if we have vegetables that we grew in our garden there's a great satisfaction for serving up some cucumbers or some some kale or whatever it is that we grown are guarded to taste better when you when you go out there and you cut that cucumber off the plant when you cut that kale down it is like half an hour old you know and it is like nothing compares to that freshness that you go to the grocery store that maybe a couple days a week or month old you have no idea and for me as a that's why I love hunting and foraging and having a garden in my backyard because when you go and pick something nothing tastes as good as that right I mean I appreciate where vegans and animal rights activist are coming from cuz it's coming from I think there's a lot of distortion with like really angry ones and put this is my take on a lot of this if you get a group of 100 people one of them for sure is a f****** idiot just out of your odds right like what are the odds one of them is it a f****** idiot strong right well if you going to get a group of a hundred vegans you going to get at least one of them that's f****** idiot and they're they're going to be some of the more violent some of them are super aggressive about him and there's a ton of them online then go their identity is completely wrapped around veganism these vegan in their name it's always I'm the vegan this or the vegan that that is 100% of the name so their identity so they can't they can't separate from it my dad is who they are forever and there has been some serious problems Cafe Gratitude some people that were running a vegan restaurant coffee Dave a couple of them and they're having health issues and some people the vegan diet just doesn't agree with them and maybe they were doing it wrong maybe they have unique dietary needs but they started raising cattle and they started eating those cattle and the walking vegans freaked out death threats all this crazy s*** coming after them protesting and you know these people are terrified they're older folks are there you know the elderly there it is vegan restaurant owners receive death threats over animal Slaughter Scandal yeah I mean this is the bad ones right and it's not most of them most vegans I think are vegans for all the right reasons at United are misinformed if you choose to not to not eat meat and choose that kind of life not like power to that is amazing and I think that it is you know if if it works for you and your body that's great and for me it doesn't work for me like I've done vegan cleanses I've done the juice cleanses I've done you know it's gone it for as a chef to vegan restaurants and I'm not full moon o I also I'll eat three or four courses I'll spend tons of money and half an hour later I'm starving starving and it's it I just need to eat something with protein and lots of and it's it's meat or fish or you know I've made tofu from scratch from soybeans and it's just it doesn't it's not saying yeah well right now people screaming at the abitar food it's just it's very unfortunate that I think these ideological groups get tainted by the most extreme members and I think that's true in the hunting side too and you got guys like f****** Ted Nugent you know and I think that they distort the the real sort of fascinating in mystical qualities of Wildlife and harvesting life and being out there and experiencing nature it said it's an almost psychedelic experience 222 hunt and be in the wild that sounds so counter-intuitive to someone's never experienced it but the world of these animals when you are away from your cell phone when you're away from you know television and all the b******* and the computer when you're when you're out there in the wild you are almost in another dimension if you're in complete silence in the forest in you your find goes into a completely different sort of mode that is familiar but yet alien it's familiar in a way that your body's like oh this is hunting this is what humans have done for hundreds of thousands of years this is why we became human it is literally one of the reasons that scientists believe that our brains grew is because we start eating meat we started cooking meat the nutrition became more accessible and also we started thinking about how to hunt developing tools to hunt with me all of this is the reason why humans are humans today and I'm sure the vegan argument against that would be well that's then and we're past that now what we're not know we're not we're not because of controlling the population of animals we're certainly not because of controlling the population of predators and that's another thing that people need to accept and understand there's a reason why they eradicated all the wolves in North America before they reintroduce them to Yellowstone and now they're thriving in many parts of the northwest and there's they don't have any predators in the only predators that they have are humans and if we don't keep the populations in check of them and a grizzly bears black bears and all the other Predators they start eating each other they start tearing each other apart they start coming after us to encroaching on we're in their territory we shouldn't be in their place we humans is it you have to draw some lines to Saint somewhere because if someone doesn't control the population of animals then what's going to happen well you can leave them to their own devices and they can sort of sort it out but you know they sort out through disease and starvation I mean what happens is there's too many animals and not enough food so they get horrific diseases that's where mange comes from that's where a lot of likes serious diseases that can infect Wildlife come from they come from food or overpopulation that's how nature sorted out you know that's how nature sorted out with people too or just sneaky we use vaccines and s*** and we're really doing a disservice that responsibility with factory farming and that's the one of the main arguments for veganism the one the main arguments is the horrific treatment of those animals whether it's veganism or whether it's weather factory farming or whether it's a large-scale dairy farms where they mistreat their cows or the chicken farms are all these different factory farms where they treat these animals not as a living being but as a commodity then it becomes a giant problem but if you look at guys like to know Joel salatin is no farm called polyface farms and what he is essentially done is made large-scale animal agriculture possible in a Humane and very natural way he has enormous electric fences that he uses for his pigs and he just moves them around moves the fences around the pigs wander around he's a huge rolling Chicken Coop I mean it's f****** huge and he pushes that thing around he moves into a new space the chickens go out they wander around a burger this is how they raise cattle dogs that they do it with all these different animals and his perspective on all this is that if you if you do it right it's not horrific it's not an evil thing in these animals are living the way they are meant to live right that's one of the things that we do it at antler is is to find those farmers and guys like that one of the Farms we get our dear from their Thousand Acres the deer roam as they please they're eating nuts and apples and ache guns and grass and everything you're supposed to eat and then when it's time they're they're collected and harvested and that that is where we get our meat from him and we try really hard not to buy from the fact we don't serve chicken beef or pork we have bison pheasant duck wellbore because you know these game farms they don't have these massive large-scale operations and I buy direct from The Farmer they can tell me what their diet is you know what they're good monster bad my sweet V cuz you know these game farms they don't have these massive large-scale operations and I buy direct from The Farmer they can tell me what their diet is you know what they're good months they're bad my sweet we know all about these animals to bring them to the restaurant and and we know we're really proud of that


    Joe Rogan - Butchering Deer In Front of Vegan Protestors
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    people don't know the story will give them the brief synopsis I found out about your story online because there was just viral thing that was going on about a chef was getting protested by a bunch of animal rights activists and vegans who decided to camp out in front of your business and try to the restaurant called antler and Toronto try to I don't know what the f*** they were trying to do but you decided to butcher a leg of deer in front of them and it became this horrific thing like how could you do that and a place that serves meat how could you prepare the meat right in front of them how did this all get started what how did it become such a crazy viral story and why were they mad at you when there's a million other restaurants around you all right so it started in about December what that's why I went viral cuz I wasn't being nice I wasn't the stereotypical Canadian know you were just doing your job and doing my thing so they started in December and they really they really got pissed off with our way of a little chalkboard sign out front I'll give you a call when you have a 45 seat restaurant so we're small have one business partner who's my best friend and family friend and we had little chalkboard sign out front that said venison is the new kale and yeah we get cute with our sign we Tweety's other restaurants around us like we have fun with the sign and it's fun and the cyclist vegan Road by and took huge offense to our sign and all the sudden one day these protesters just showed up so originally I was just kind of frustrated cuz if they're totally misguided because we take a lot of Pride and where our food comes from that we have vegan and vegetarian dishes on the menu respect that type of diet so we were just totally floored with why this was happening and this are to go on dates are to come every week and they went from like two or three people being kind of peaceful to being like 10-15 people not so peaceful so it's when it turned not so peaceful they were shouting at are at our guests and shouting in our door and really trying to harm our business that I just got fed up Last Resort went we got a whole deer a couple times a month and we we butchered ourselves and I just said screw it screw it I'm like I'm getting fuel to get out of here so I thought that would make them go away upset at being screen. Called a murderer play Walking In for dinner like you're going on a date you want to know how I'm going to keep her screaming at you you know just for eating so I was just fed up and I just kind of felt like you know buzz off sign this whole thing off metal hanging that's okay and their butcher shop comparison to meet great now either coming weekly they still do they still do there's one this Friday oh Jesus groups have to put their slogan in our window and they'll go away. do you have to put that in your window extortion whatever you want to call it wow crazy is the fact that you are surrounded by restaurant was surrounded by restaurants you're surrounded by like you said your crust you from butcher shop 97% of the people in the world eat meat and something something crazy like that mean everyone has really been pulled I'm sure it's not that accurate but it's somewhere between 95 and 97 it's big it's big and I think we know where an easy target you know her name is antler we were I think they're mad because you know they're there thing is that we're promoting ethical farming and their beliefs is there is no such thing as ethical farmrite that all meat is murder and you know if you look at murder in the dictionary it has to do with humans you know has nothing to do with animals and there is such a thing as ethical farming and sustainable farming and we work really hard to make sure that where we get our meat from is the best possible place we can and it's local so it's supporting our local farmers that are you know within hours of our restaurant 234 so we would call the police we we kind of got wind of it on their Facebook groups so we would call the police and have the police there to make sure everyone safe because nothing like customers are scared or staffers scared like no one's dealt with this before I've never dealt with this before so we would have the police there you know they were the police were amazing and then one time we count okay let's not call the police let's see what happens like maybe we'll just go go away and so then like a megaphone came out our neighbors were coming down and getting in fights with them and it was it was ugly so we called the police to coming to your house crying keep the peace yeah a megaphone becomes a battle you know trying to see who's going to win and they're absolutely on a team I mean this that that's one of the things that happens with veganism you know and you know it's US versus them and they want to win and then it becomes this thing where you know the reality is a lot of people are idiots and they don't have a lot going on their life and so when something comes up where becomes the primary focus of their life one restaurant is a logical that might be that becomes a Battleground and it's an ideological Battle Ground for you know don't eat meat ever versus sustainable farming you know this. I'm sure I know you're a hunter I'm sure you feel a certain amount of remorse when an animal dies under percent and that's a big part of soda my beliefs in my philosophy and why I'm working on this cookbook right now is because I think that you know if you do eat meat you should be able to kill an animal and experience that and I think that if people were to actually kill an animal they would see you know what goes into that and I don't think people would consume as much I don't think people would definitely need honestly wouldn't waste as much meat as they do and it's it's just really upsetting and I think it's totally misguided you know why we were targeted I mean in terms of like terms of like cheeseburgers and fast food and stuff along those lines mean you're not getting it from the most ethical sources it's just it's not financially sustainable to do it that way everything would cost more money and that's a real problem that we as a society it's not obvious in that you were set up the system but that this system is a system that we find ourselves apart of the real problem I've removed myself from it for the most part but occasionally I'm on the road and I'm grian you know I'll eat some meat that's just whatever totally it is it's a necessary evil Reno and sort of all that me about the wrong way to describe it but it is how the system's been set up and it's exactly why I started hunting and doing what I do because I watched these documentaries like food Inc and these things that kind of Sean a light on you know the system and how this stuff is actually being produced and it's horrible it's it's merely is I'm doing what I do because I watch these documentaries like food and can do things that kind of Sean a light on you know the system and how this stuff is actually being produced and it's horrible it's it's merely a problem and this vegan activist message to go after these types of farming you know we support as well we agree with so the fact that we were targeted for this was really really frustrating


    Joe Rogan on Anthony "Rumble" Johnson
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    call to because it was in Stockholm it was a sin or Miss event everybody was there to see you and in that fight we didn't pick it up while the fight was going on but you guys collided heads yeah yeah in his forehead hit my my chin and from and I just I just blacked out I didn't went down I went up again I wasn't I wasn't a match again but just you know when you get a taste of blood it just goes for it and and I should just keep my guard up I'm I'm very like this right now their lengthy and he just called me as I'm doing all that but it's not one of those situations where until you've been there and you you been that hurt in a big fight like it's like the experiences it's it's an alien experience it is if it's you don't recognize NFL that you can and nothing controls your mind trying to control your legs to arms like this and that but it was just I was just in the morning we fill it up fill it up and and and and like I said 4 in the morning when the people told me like how we going to do this and I know how it's not going to happen how should we manage to fill this place up right but I'm still people went there to see it and it was just amazing feeling something out there people don't understand why they did it to coordinate it with American pay-per-view things about it says want to come back to the heavy where I don't think it's even going to make it tonight anymore who's fighting 170 he was in the lobby of a hotel I came downstairs and I go Anthony how much do you weigh if I like 238-239 member there makes my way Kylie Samantha his body was like really it was like horrible at all I'm not a fighter he goes I'm an athlete because I'm just really good at fighting I don't know I don't know if that's correct though I was seeing more like a like a like a fighter but but I see you're more like a like a hawk or fighter


    Joe Rogan - Colby Covington Needs To be Careful
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    no wonder why you said about Jon Jones I don't even want to hear it not okay we should let me know if you could bring it up if you want to but call me we was talkin like this just about John Johnson a piece of s*** is myself I don't know bike I can kill you with his hands if that's a that's a bad move it with Colby's doing and he's making a lot of noise and try to do business you know and if you fight him going to make a lot of money because a lot of people going to come to see him get his ass kicked and I'll let you know if I want to see you I want to see if knocked out list he's in a dangerous situation Brazil. Chicago witch if I was just too big and then see the way you beat Robbie Lawler in his last fight holyshit I feel like Maya is you know I mean I was coming off of that very very hard fight against Tyron Woodley V hard rounds got beat up and then he's going to go 5 I think went three rounds with Colby but I just don't think he's the same guy anymore I think he's 41 I think my I think he's 41 I think my very long time long hard five-round War


    Joe Rogan - Can Conor McGregor Beat Khabib?
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    guy you don't get in any b******* you're not involved in any brawls you don't get involved any stupidity you're an excellent representative of a professional athlete what do you think about all this Conor McGregor bulshit and when I landed my phone was like always text messages coming and going what the f*** is wrong with Connor with the I'm like what happened you know when the check the news and I was like Christ and then I hear the two fights were pulled from the card then three fights or I feel like is Asa is a great businessman he do what it takes to make money he knows what it takes to get money and he's doing really good he's easily the most amount when it comes to try to talk to me this thing he did not know it's just it's just crazy I don't I don't know what it is I wouldn't think that's a booze moved that's more like a Coke when I could be I don't know that part of his act to just make some noise I don't know like what is that that Dolly hit the car where Rose was sitting and cut roses face up new kannada prabha make a shitload of money but it would have been hit Bros chiesa filed chiesa definitely filed a lawsuit or file a complaint which will lead to a lawsuit imagine if I was Connor I would settle the f****** every single thing outside of court because if he loses if he loses a knee gets a felony he's f***** he probably won't be able to come into the country now exactly that's the one of the more f***** up things about the special treatment of course of course of course everybody in the spark man what you call it The Bodyguard she had when it went when it when it hit that guy and the gangster guy Hayden Island you had a bunch of like this is not a lot of money he's going to run for you well there's that but then there's the thing that really gets me is that what Connor is is an exceptional World Championship fighter mean that's what he really is all this other stuff is the b******* is going to get in the way of his legacy mean heater his legacy shouldn't be a boxing match where is TKO by the greatest boxer ever warmies be smashing Beast balls let him get away with it at all this happened with all this happened it you don't even like think I would have been doing in octagon right exactly exactly I mean just think about setting him up with khabib you know having that fight like Jesus f****** Christ that would be a giant fight blonde if you get all excited cuz like who look he's keeping it so you think window fight what's up pretty good question it's well it's a question is can Conner catch him to try to catch a flight coming in mute so fast so fast he spit his angle to moose a moose create an angle and just counted the s*** out of the guys and yeah that's that's all he needs is unusual the wrestling wrestling is not just a level above everybody else but multiple levels on the ground heavy guys I'm talking about heavyweights talkin about Cubbies pressure on the ground them and talk yeah. Cyber that seat belt around taking his hands moving the leg up against neutrals the guy totally so Luke rockhold said he never loses around in training


    Joe Rogan - DC vs. Stipe Leaves 205 in Limbo
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    patient because John is in Exile no one knows what's going to happen in terms of how long can be suspended DC is now fighting Steve Bay miocic for the heavyweight title and who knows what's happening there I mean that does that bother you cuz it seems like it kind of like puts the 205 title in limbo it does yeah he does I didn't see that coming at all at all you know Frost ending in defending in line but just you know we just sitting there an hour and we just sitting there and waiting for an opportunity and it's not going to come it's not going to be there so you know an end and that thing that be motivate me a lot because I was really looking forward to come back and and and make make it really strong performing very strong next performance I just really wanted to have my eyes on that gold and and and then I asked accounting almost you know fighting DC but then then it was all gone by him going up steps so so it's a crazy situation. The whole division is is you just Grace right now three months to that fight takes place I know that fight and then obviously at least three months most likely more before the title could be challenged again so that's we don't even know if it's coming if it comes back and let's fight again what is the meaning of that he loves food that's for sure I mean and you know you look back at his performance in Strikeforce as a heavyweight was phenomenal good good phenomenal like you said he's he's a really good heavyweight so who knows what happens what is wrestling is just so next level yeah it's such a it's an interesting position to steep AZ very good wrestler but if he's world class max out Junior dos Santos knocks out Overeem a beach Francis ngannou was everybody scared of it mean he's so you know he's such a competitor right now hey man settle down but that guy is is doing five rounds like nothing yeah so the conditioning you some top yeah he just eats the wrong food that's all I mean I mean maybe some of his genetic I just think it was eating the wrong food I mean there's evidence does evidence


    Joe Rogan - Self Driving Cars Are the Future
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    just take a lot of time to so get used to another thing survive once it's it's there you can you swim in in a second if you sounds like. This week he was driving and doing your emails and and then when you take it out of it just feels like you're you're back in the stone ages and you're just do your email while you're driving you're not even paying attention to the machine and make sure that doesn't hit some homeless lady who stepped out off the median erase everything I said last minute or two of you receive the video of the guys falling asleep in San Francisco traffic now he's completely asleep he's behind the wheel of Tesla and the car is like slowing and going with the pace of traffic it's really fascinating because this happened so quickly a buddy of mine got a Tesla a couple years ago and he's like dude I let my hands off the wheel on the highway I'm like really to the navigate to the sky look at them this guy is Stone dead asleep in his Tesla in bumper-to-bumper San Francisco traffic in the car is performing flawlessly have to have your hand on the wheel at all times until it's yeah yeah yeah people probably doing all kinds of freaky s*** in their cars while this thing is on autopilot it's really unbelievable fatality so far okay how many fatalities per capita vs non autopilot cars press to it was fun trying it out yeah I'm impressed and I'm very hopeful the only my only concern I had my friend Matt Farah was on last week and he's a car expert and if they've actually started an organization to save human driving there they're literally going to be like lobbyists to okay it sucks but the beat you know they're very serious he's like it's going to happen quicker than you think you're going it's going to be very difficult to drive your own car and then it's going to be legal is this technology the way it's progressing it's going to be safer it's going to be healthier lower emissions all these variables are going to come into play where people are going to say now this just this the benefit of driving your own car is not worth a detriment to society and next to that just if you think about the normal rates of converting the entire car fleets to Electric it would be around 20 years because that's how long cars last yeah if you don't want that to take 20 years while I think of telling me then we have to come into play because if you have autonomous cars you need much less cars out there than your boots if they would have to drive themselves because they're just driving maybe 3% of their time you're just being parked so they can drive themselves I think the utilization of the number of cars will be much higher and I think that notarization electric cars with Peppa much faster the human driving Association human driving Association driving is here a little paranoid you clicked it wise location do you drive an electric car regular car I don't have a car you don't know and how many cars you just have the bike but it's f****** freezing there


    Joe Rogan - How Effective is Recycling?
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    I don't think I think there's a lot of people that think that technology is inherently neutral like it's not good or bad but I think that's not true if you like compared I do some bioterrorist weapon which you could invent or you could invent a machine to clean the ocean I would say I would argue those are not equally good things to develop so when technology isn't inheriting neutral means it's sort of deterministic so the adventure kind of puts a certain in the product already and I think that can be used in our advantage or to phrase it differently I think there is a responsibility at with inventors and entrepreneurs to to build things that are more good than than that and actually plastic I would still argue with plastic has a net positive technology invented as a solution it says a lot of weight of people got hurt when my people use glass bottles and things like that this was invented as a as a solution but it has negative side effects and then I think we should now think about what what does Technologies can we develop to manage that negative side effects and probably those have again a small negative side effect for you can think about if I could come pounding through staircase of positive Technologies I think eventually that's how we can actually solve these problems so in this country there is a tremendous amount of research but how effective is that recycling I think the amount of recycling is actually pretty lonely in the US compared to other countries so what's used to be recycled she was sent to China but now but I think this year last year trying to sit while no we don't want to waste any more so tonight I think there will be a lot of Investments and in the recycling facilities in the US and you empty container what happens to just use an example of where I live in back in Holland so they they collect the plastic separately then it goes to a facility where they sort the different kinds of plastic they get out all the contaminants and make them into two new pellets and the problem there is really the the lack of demand for recycled plastic because I think a lot of companies that build products because emergency new plastic is so cheap they rather just do what they're used to and they don't want to see any risks with their material so they just choose for the safe option the new kind of plastic so I think if you want to do if you want to promote recycling I would actually said well promotes the use of recycled material because as long as there's a few months then the price will go up and then automatically more recycling has very little demand for recycled plastic like it's not something that you hear about on a regular basis of people that are clamoring to get only recycle plastic nice side effect of what we do because we can kind of make the recycle plastic for sexy taking two other environmental concerns like you know pollution in terms of like chemical spills and pollution in the air and things along those lines


    Joe Rogan - Are We Eating Plastic?
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    beats there's 182 times larger chance that you eat plastic rather than piece of Plankton right where we found was at this this concentration is so high that it can actually have this this chemical impact where that release chemicals have potential health impact on these organisms as well as a species further up to the food web so have we noticed that have people been tested and shown to have ingested plastic that they've gotten through eating tuna or something like that the plastic itself isn't the thing that chemical attached to the plastic and you see is that for something Greenland like the the native communities that really rely on fish that much higher cancer rates they have much higher concentrations of mercury are there heavy metals as well as these organic gluten-free things that attach to depress the to the plastic in green native communities that rely on fish and other sea life to sold their this is a recent Trend that they have higher rates of cancer how many percent of that is just heavy metals what's coming by plastic but sure if you if you look at the kind of chemicals and you look at the lab test that they've done with that those chemicals yeah that they are not very good. Now I've heard that if you leave a water bottle like this in your car and it gets hot out that the water will plastic will leach into the waters are correct with this your private liner with contains like salads and things like that so yeah I wouldn't do that so there's and we look at those chemicals you have if two kinds of things you should worry about when is the chemicals that are actually in the plastic and secondly there's these chemicals that just float around in the ocean and then can attach to the plastic when they yeah because they act like this chemical sponge the plastic ones to repel water and those chemicals to act like a magnet towards each other especially the latter one that sits well studied and we see that allow them to the plastic but the former one yeah still leaving chemicals that won't will never be able to get out I think the chemicals must be actually collects more chemicals than leeches at so because of those Legacy chemicals like the the PCB and DDT for the things that we used for insulators and pesticides back in the 40s to 60s the plastic attracts those chemical so anyway you can divorce remove a bit of those chemicals and we actually have to wash them out before we do the recycling because you don't want those in your your products so there's actually some sort of a benefit to having those Plastics in the water may not that you would encourage people to put plastic in the water but there is some natural benefit plastic but yeah I mean you could say you could argue with cinnamon and added benefits to removing it not to having plastic now have you extended this line of thinking to some of the other problems in the ocean like these heavy metals to that we shouldn't serve protest what we shouldn't agree with but we should build the things we should build a future that we do agree with so when you look at the past few hundred years of modernity and and our civilization what we see is dramatic positive Trends in terms of health wealth education finance and Steven Pinker on your showing really positive Trends and we've done a good job in that and that all comes down to our ability to imagine things that don't exist yet so technology and Innovation and being able to work work together in an effective way which is think about the corporation so so I think those have been very good and I think what we should do is think about how to apply those two area outside of our own species and to the rest of the environment because when you look at all those positive trends of the past 200 years and then yeah that that's all good but there's one very big exception which is being picked to the environment it's almost like we've had all the success at the cost of the environments in but I think that instead of it are some people that have sort of a more reactionary feel to this and they said well created by businesses and by technology so we should stay as far away as from those things as possible and I think that's so stupid I think that it really just shows that these are very powerful ways of getting things done and I think you're much more effective way was to imply that what has worked in other areas and then also apply that to the area of the environment so so I don't think you know everything that the car problem is going to be solved by Banning cars I think it's going to be sold by electric carts and I don't think the the meat pollution problem is going to be solved by everyone becoming vegan I think it's going to be solved by things like lab-grown meat and other kind of Alternatives so that's why I also think that the plastic pollution problem is not going to be solved by people trying to do their own little bit and trying to live without plastic or things like that. so that's why I also think that the plastic pollution problem is not going to be solved by people trying to do their own little bits and trying to live without plastic or things like that I think is going to be solved by things like my steaks that do not harm to the environment as well as Technologies like the ocean cleanup to clean up after ourselves


    Joe Rogan - Cleaning the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
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    1 yes hello boy and Heather welcome thank you thanks for doing this I really appreciate it and I love what you doing I've seen your Ted Talk of seen many and numerous conferences that you appeared at and Sebastian's you've given on this and for people to jump into this right now what you've done is think long and hard and devise a method to try to clean up some of the plastic that we have floating around in the ocean famously the Pacific car Bachelor normous patch of garbage is between California and Hawaii how did you get involved in this and what your young guy hold you 23 already 23 already you sound like that's amazing I'm so happy that people like you in the world but thank you so you start thinking about it when you were 16 and you know this is something that is extremely disturbing to anybody that's paid attention especially when you see the birds that have died with all these plastic bottle caps inside their bodies and you know you see their carcasses with these multicolored caps in them and they they thought these things were food is just one of the many many many problems that occur when you have plans floating around in enormous numbers in the ocean with this plastic for obviously the ecosystem damage I think they're right about 800 species that actually could go extinct because of this plastic pollution then there's the economic threats in terms of like that I think it's around $13 a year according to the UN and health in are the potential Health in fact because these tiny plastic pieces than eggshells and up in in the fish we eat that take chemicals with it and that ends up on our dinner plate as well so what was it that prompted you to dedicate essentially dedicate your young life to this think like that I think there's literally no better feeling in the world than that so if I've been building my own thing since it was two years old I think we're starting with things like tree houses and zip lines but then going into surf computers and explosives and Rockets and things like that which was a lot of fun but it wasn't very useful I would say sing is older with scuba diving in Greece and I chemical small plastic bags of fish and I wondered why can't we just clean this up and that question so does kept circling around in my head and I should have thought about how can we do this he or she is pretty big eventually came up with the idea to use these natural ocean currents to to let us collect plastic do you have many different prototypes that you started with an e Cleveland up with what you have now and have you started implementing them yet I mean Saudi the concept that was presented back in 2012 with my my first tedx talk and if you compare that to where we are right now it's sort of day and night of a difference so through testing and through all these prototyping boats and Nets which will take roundabout 79 thousand years to to clean up just as Great Pacific Garbage Patch instead of doing that we left the plastic come to us so use Betadine Network sleep very long floating barriers which are oriented in a u shape and they float around and it kind of act like a massive tekmat so it again becomes very concentrated and traded the van is easy to get it out and ship it to Landfill Recycling and hasn't started yet so the past we met the patch with 30 boats and an airplane at the same time to do we understand how much is out there which turns out to be 1.8 trillion pieces floating in this Great Pacific Garbage Patch Sweden prototypes back in Europe on the North Sea actually right now we're manufacturing the the first real cleanup system which is scheduled to be launched from San Francisco to the Great Pacific garbage patch in around two or three months. So has anything been used like is there a proof-of-concept have you done like real large-scale testing we've shown that you can actually do this Roxy for example work of these 12 sections and we remind me at 2 to keep that in one piece so but then also the plastic capturing that work for a while in the lab but the real the real proof of course has to come from this one real system in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch collecting plastic and that's what we really hope to achieve this year so this is the big one right the Great Pacific Garbage Patch the five areas in the world where are plastic concentrates this is by far the largest one there for others but they are they combined Lee contain less plastic than this one in the in the Northeast so by far the largest source of plastic flowing into the ocean is also this this one then what's being released their naturally bite because of the currents ends up in the North Pacific patch such a strange problem because it wasn't something that was discussed in the 80s and the 90s it was nothing and then all the sudden somewhere in the year 2000 I remember hearing about the massive amount of plastic we have in the ocean and it just it just made sense I was like otwell course course it's going to wind up there but the sheer size of it is staggering problems with many other kinds of pollution when you serve turn up the top hits will be sold by itself think about the example e the ozone hole with the CFCs but with this like if you turn on the tap the promise still there and in a hundred years will still be there so I think she would resolve it you need to do two things at once that we have to close the tap on the Jimmy just pulled up a size comparison word shows 1.6 million square kilometers in area twice the size of Texas or three times the size of France other news outlets use a different size comparison so they was CNN that says what's the size of Mongolia pretty big area and it's getting bigger I'm sure the when did we realize it's Captain Charles Moore who was sort of sitting through it and he saw this plastic and he was like we need to describe this and that he did have a scientific paper on it and yeah and actually I think he was the one that turned the term Great Pacific Garbage Patch boat through it for a long. Of time I guess he was the sort of the canary in the coal mine so what is it one of those things where it's hard to get different governments to act on this because you know who's responsible for the ocean yeah I think it's so besides that what I already filed when I started the ocean cleanup was that they think everyone wanted this problem to be solved but at the same time we didn't really have a way to do it to assembly wasn't any technology to do that then that's why I thought


    Joe Rogan - Tom Segura's "R Word" Controversy
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    about the controversy surrounding your use of the r word in your last special thing about it was people were lying about the bit and they're doing an articles and they're doing it in email campaigns they were lying about the content of the bit yeah they were changing what you were saying in the bed and the you doing it on purpose they definitely didn't listen to the BET yeah and I think it took me awhile to figure out what was what really was happening was that someone someone's agenda or idea of what they want to accomplish is to the Highlight a campaign to eradicate saying a word and then they had a channel to pursue by having a comedy bit that did it but there could be like let's let's go after like this yeah but it didn't they didn't go I mean you know basically what is funny thing is that like that joke was something that I worked back where I did that bit backwards in other words I had the end piece of the bit was out what I was doing by itself which was a story about I saw I witnessed a fight in Philly of a white guy black guy in the park and the white dude was eunos screaming and bombs and it was it was so tell that story and then I would I work backwards into getting into the store cuz I was trying to figure out like if it's something that funny happens or something I want to tell a story it's always better to figure out why are you telling the story then just to be like here's a story so I told the the story of like the fight in the park then I worked into it like I figured out right before that talk about racial slurs and how you know most racial slurs are not acceptable and then I figured out there like in less white racial slurs are totally acceptable like real people mix and krauts frog Pollock skinny waps like this whole list of that and then I work before that of just the way into saying that was like why she talked about words that you can't say that the kind of changed over time right so that it was just like one of those jokes is like I was helping me get into the bit you know so I started the bit by saying you can't say retarded anymore that's the first line of the the entire bit ended up being like 8 or 10 minutes long and then people would say to me like to start when I start getting mail about it they're like you know you can't say retarded I go that's the line that I say like that that's the line in the joke like once it got to a huge amount of organized orchestrated campaign you're right there was people that would say I heard you want to kill all children with Down Syndrome by what button. Where did you see that Facebook somewhere says someone's that it but that's the message that started to get how many people at the height of it sign this petition to get you like kicked off of Netflix over a hundred thousand can get her liking at me like people message me that they were into it and I just didn't share those cuz you don't want to be like someone who said they like it and people even people with children and siblings and message me you know I just didn't post those messages but I don't know I'm not the victim in this whole thing at all I learned I feel like I learned that when people are super upset about something you have to let them just be upset and empty outraged if they want to be you know that's your right of course it's uncomfortable to me that you can't get out in front and be like hey you're you're misrepresenting it because people like even in the campaign language it said like we want this bit taken out of the joke we went the trailer for the special removed and I was like why and then I realized that the trailer has a joke that they're confusing with Joe cry say retarded like they're they think the two are related to one of the trailer trailer is I say like some something funny I'm disabilities are not funny but some are and it's a whole bit about obscure things like a foreign accent syndrome and that setup is about Downs or something I mean like that but they happen 40 minutes apart one has nothing to do with the other but by not watching it by just watching the trailer they're going I'll see you this is like how he's making fun of us even have a point where you could say some disabilities are funny right you she can't do that right yeah that's what that's what I was told access to complaining right and then you can get a here's the thing I learned about kind of like mob mentality to there was like kind of fascinating to watch I mean I was in it so it's different once I get step back I realize that once you get sign of a certain message out you know people would read the thing that says this guy hates people with Down Syndrome like butt and that's not a hard thing to get behind so then people would just they would sign it and I would also get messages said things like I didn't know evil like you existed in this world you know things like that and I was like what and you're Isis I mean like really crazy stuff man and I am I didn't engage nearly you know the amount of people that that would contact me but I did engage a few I did like go back and forth one guy he was like he open his like you f****** c*********** piece of s*** I would stab you if I saw you on the street and I go what's this all about my like my opening thing to him and he was like I heard you you want to kill like everybody with Down syndrome and I'm like what are you talking about man and then we had a back-and-forth about about the bedroom like you should go watch it you know just watch it and then get back to me and then you write that he was like yeah yeah yeah sorry the way I spoke earlier Segura I didn't see the bits that some people watched it and they're like I saw it and I think it's horrible and I think you know I'm like okay you know you can't do that it's like so many other words the word Niger but just saying it what are you doing I say the N word instead of it right and that you're not even calling somebody that that's a real word to refer to it as the r word said about it and you know I get why someone could be upset about it's not like I go like I don't even understand how you could be upset I mean the natural thing I think if your comic is you want to walk someone through the joke the way you realize later is like somebody who's it who's who's advocating to stop saying a word doesn't care near the details of the joke I mean the joke that sucks about reading have no intent tone you know like if you just read people's like I know we talked about what you're closing on that which will probably close out your special if you just type that out and give us the one to be like that you are awful that you're a horrible man it's in the context of a comedy show unspoken agreement between performer and audience it's the intent like what how did you intend to spit to go leaving is it said satirically ironically what I'm doing in the bit is is basically lamenting but accepting that words are changing like that's the tone of it I'm going like that f****** sucks but I'm also like all right you know what I mean like I said at the end of the retarded part you like that your idea has an extra 21st chromosome if you ask me right and then the next part the very next line that they would cut out when people are sharing this thing is I go like not the same meaning that the example is a purposely bad example write the joke is it if you were to say 21st chromosome it's absurd doesn't work then why don't you would make their attack me and go like you are telling people to start saying that I did sharing that it's a bad idea I saw someone getting mad at someone calling someone stupid because they were saying That's ableist do you know what ableist is ableist oh yeah because you have your of sound your abs you're able to do it yeah if you are mocking someone who's diminished mentally you're able-bodied their brain doesn't work so good yeah an ableist if you call them stupid I mean can you get to the point where if you give up certain words and if we keep going like this we're just going to have a very hard time communicating a unacceptable word everybody knows I think a lot of people know that as far as somebody who's doesn't have his is developmentally disabled retarded was kind of the most the latest term that was once acceptable is clearly not now I mean like that is kind of the point but before that you know moron was a medical term wasn't yeah Mongoloid idiot was what they used to call Down syndrome children that was like a hundred years ago but there is also another word down the pipeline right there's something else is coming that's going to be a medical word or term and then that'll be used to insult people that that's the way people use language like once we identify this is the word people use to label someone with a developmental disability people in the slang will grow from that people will start using that well what's interesting to me is that when we're talking about words you're not going to change the way people think so where is it supposed to convey intent supposed to be sounds that we all agree mean a certain thing and the more depth the more access to word you have more you can sort of flavor your conversation so I understand we sent like if you're saying this guy I kind of get it but you like this f****** guy like I don't know exists sometimes you take those things out when you like on a television show or something like that but all television shows because of that all sensor television shows only exist within a certain band Yes certain frequency they never get out of that like the Joey Diaz frequency is like up there band that. There's no continent band there's no you m*********** this all those things are not in there which is what you're all of act like whenever you're for me when I'm watching something like that part of my brain is always like to find a mother f***** somewhere and I was like your mom's house anybody just wanted to go cherry pick things and write them down right some of the things you guys joke around about where you're clearly joking yeah but take it and write it down in quote and then Tom said to his wife home yeah and by the way one hundred thousand times worse than anything in life than above ever said I mean it's not even comparable it's so much worse the content go into the show like let's be offencive but we play in a no rules like have fun environment like free flowing just say whatever and that's the fun of the show everybody knows your joke is like 100% on board with like this is you know uncensored just loose fun going for it going for jokes special was released yeah you got bigger it's like people they by doing that campaign and then people who did investigative actually really f****** funny I mean I got I used to anal again I never publicized these things because it's grossed you know to be like check out this compliment but I got so many messages from people who are like I saw this thing on the news cuz it was on a lot of local news that there's a controversial Netflix thing out his people to message me I saw this thing so I decided check you out new fan just bought tickets to see you at Bubba blah so I started to get a bunch of messages like that for sure because you're going to get 30% light of the fact that people of a Ford of but people being very supportive well it just seems like there there's different has different rules now for stand up and you got a really cover your ass but in your case you did cover your ass and they disingenuously left that part out like they deceptively left that out when they were writing down what you had said they didn't put it in the context that's true Anna and then you know I'm not trying to paint myself as a martyr and like people who are going down this path of you know they have family or friends with disabilities like I'm not going my whole thing was never to attack them so I'm not going to try to make it up a battle that I have to win so it once once I saw like kind of what I thought clearly was happening you know just let people vent their frustration about about me about what I said just let it happen and you know cuz I don't hold it against them that they're that they had that they're upset about this issue you know and even though you like your saying your instinct is wants to go like hold on why don't you put it clearly what I said after a moment of it I I realized it like that kind of wasn't the point for me in that in that time I was like just let people about that if people yeah a lot of people are going to read it say something and go like this has f****** worse and it's kind of feels good sometimes to be like you want to know who the bad guy is this guy you know even though you want to be like hey I'm not that bad of a guy if someone wants to just go there you just kind of have to let it go and then let the people who were enjoying it or who were investigating it and finding like oh it's a little different than it's been presented


    Joe Rogan Praises Lil B
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    the f****** Irvine tonight and asked if time could tell you about the curse of little B he knows all about it yeah I think you're right because Harding for when when a guy like that says he cursing like that's what food is all about getting your head that's right mind Fox you what is he dressed like nice photo cm in feet and face that's what he wants girls feet and their face I show them your face too and I'll be going to show your feet yeah cuz you can't be busted nice being your face who's probably Chris people and it's worked that's what's crazy is bold just to have that in Your Arsenal I'm saying of of insults or beef like to be the first like if somebody was doing he said like Joe this dude was talking s*** about you you like that's fine I just curse that m*********** like that in and of itself is just that mother f***** like that in and of itself is just terrifying yeah it works confident moving I want to say that the based God curse is gone from Kevin Durant under are free now to win future games you can't win hating I like how he signs all of us is tweets Lil B yeah


    Joe Rogan - Elon Musk is an Animal!
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    of the Tesla Factory they stay said he's sleeping on the floor of the Tesla Factory while they're trying to get production-ready and that Tesla's finally going to leave this Elon Musk is stressed son-of-a-b**** Elon Musk is stressed says he's sleeping on a Tesla Factory floor and has no time to go home and shower wow he really is has there ever been a guy who does more s*** Benjamin Franklin wooden teeth now what he's done and think it was in the middle of making this boring company that has holes under the ground and they got the high-speed train under that he trained he's in the middle of the hyperloop he's in the middle of back SpaceX he's in the middle of Tesla production yeah it was going to provide worldwide internet right that's the idea dude yeah it says how does one house one guy able to do so much it's that let her know he's so smart the people just let him drill under the ground in LA fake people it's like a six-month thing to build a fence in La far and then make trains like you would never listen to him if he was like a regular person or even regular genius from LA presentation I'd like to see what happens when the earthquake hits nothing fills up with water rushing towards you and you're on that scooter goddamn 2.7 mile proof-of-concept alone Sepulveda Dam or single Rider use according to Urban eyes which reported on the approval man I mean what what motivates a guy like that to do so many different things that's what's so confusing it's it's not it's it really is that real. He's an engineer at heart and it's that I think it's the Curiosity and of the challenge and accomplishing something that hasn't been done before and I want to make it possible I can't be the money in the the the stardom of it I feel like he really gets off on how can I find a solution to this thing jiggly base things the Tesla those home units the tiles though the solar tiles be putting on people's rooms light and also it all ties into a better for Humanity show me one of those guys though the other ones are you think they'll be a bunch of those kind of guys wasn't born when you have a guy who's that much of an outlier it just so sad so strange cuz that you're forced to do like that one individual be such an outlier there's not even someone like really like him somewhere else so it's really like who is the one person that you think of when it comes to technological innovation and in producing crazy new inventions and


    Joe Rogan - The Story Behind Conor McGregor Bus Incident
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    what was your take on it Mel you probably right talk about it so sorry if you did but with that whole contouring New York thing pretty f****** crazy there's a whole story behind it and the story behind it is that artem lobov who is one of Conor stablemates had an issue with khabib nurmagomedov cuz he said something in an interview that could be pulls out of fight than the Conners the real real fighter than khabib's a coward so could be found him and kind of smacked him a little said you should call me a coward motherfuker like that kind of s*** and is a video of him saying it's him talking to him in Russian and Connor saw that video and flew from Ireland with a bunch of f****** gangsters all the way to New York crazy yeah they might have been some substances involved not good though jail it's entirely possible that New York's going to prosecute them I mean that was like a salt he threw a dolly at a car pediatr eyes cut the face cut glass shatter at ya ya and luckily it wasn't I mean I want to say it's any better that men get cut but imagine if he did it to Rose namajunas she's a beautiful little 24 year old girl was world champion what if she got caught by the class what if you ruin her career if she never got to fight again with the glass cut her eye lost Rose and that would have been the day of or day before a fight before a fight thought about pulling out of the fight she was so distraught by the whole event that she thought she was on that bus it's not doesn't it but I mean yeah but it it's not going to lower his draw everybody off Ray Borg off emotional duress to anyone who sues him that way on the bus pay some sort of a fine to the state of New York that's pretty significant gives up a few million dollars for sure right then they put the fight together as what does it mean but the biggest record breaker in UFC history yeah I will be a few fights khabib experts are predicting he'll be back in the Octagon within a year okay that's a year from now that's not a bike a much of a stretch that's crazy prediction Iraq stadium in Moscow right here drinking Budweiser beer


    Joe Rogan - LGBT & Gender Identity
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    and then Mike Pence is holding Bible study classes for the first time in a hundred years in the White House what yeah really and women aren't allowed to read what yes no no women read the Bible there this is for real women are not teaching is no women teaching these Bible study know he doesn't like dinner dinner is trying to keep together and gets backed up no women Mike Pence sponsors White House Bible study led by anti-lgbtq anti-women extremists this is real this is what we got to be careful for folks we got to be careful of this this guy could be president and that ain't no better just this guy is f****** radical radical fundamentalist Christianity Bible study group led by Ralph drollinger and extremists who says lgbtq people are illegitimate Secretary of State nominee Mike Pompeo attorney general Jeff sessions and education secretary Betsy DeVos attended the weekly sessions in Washington Wild roellinger claims he doesn't tell members he's advised in the past how to vote he notes that he would in quotes put the blueprint on the engineer's seat on the train I don't know what's going on people look to their faith as a source of guidance and inspiration and lgbtq people in our family and friends are no different drones yours brand of Faith however seeks to drive a wedge between the LG that LGBT Ally get locked in with queer people or gay people is a different thing it is I think they're just all marginalized they fought do you know there's a two and a plus do you know that this is like a this is an abbreviated list but really want to be completely non-inclusive you have to include asexual people as well they feel marginalized because they're not trans then I go straight there just not sex wait yqq for queer I thought that men by Jeanette indicate what is the definite what is the Q in lgbtq and then let's get into a and A+ by the way a huge thanks I got a huge gift goody bag can I say thanks to the roots of fight guy popular variant add the queue for those who identify as queer or questioning their sexual identity that makes you like I'm not sure I'm not sure yet or the next day I had somebody emailed me to they said at work they said you know you can pick your gender for emails for company emails so like this person picked a gender and he's like I think I'm going to do this and I said what if your gender changing I think you should send them an email every day so to be like today today I identify as a woman you literally can do whatever you want definitely which I mean and then people argue that you should have the right to do that to change whenever you want I guess I mean it's not convenient for everyone but I guess you can yeah I guess you can it's not the worst thing in the world now but when when we call nonsense people that get the f*** out of here but what if you decide that you like identify with things that aren't even real like elves does elfkin to get point I think I would if you just decide that I'm an outfit again if somebody came in your office if they were a valuable employee today yes and I reserve the right to be a woman back in tomorrow okay yeah give penis man today okay you decide whether or not you can accept nonsense that's true I mean here's the thing it's that don't do that except that this is a new reality is also the thing that we all know is it some people have an extreme desire to be special without doing any work whatsoever yeah they don't want to have to work to be special just want to be special so if they can just say a lot of on Instagram yes they can just say their group then instantaneously they get more respect I think those people that are legitimately trans should be upset at these gender-fluid f****** weirdos bouncing back and forth all day there's a Radiolab about that with a guy decides during the conversation that he's a man and then he's a woman that switched over now I'm Paul now I'm betting I just changed how do we address that as one hundred percent right we're mentally ill like violence okay if it's impulsive things like gambling or something along those lines all that stuff you could say you're mentally ill you cannot say you're mentally ill when it comes to gender why because we're scared scared of being called out but if somebody is like I'm talking right now on the switch and they switch gender again they switch to third and fourth time in our conversation but supposed to just be like that's you cannot say you're mentally ill when it comes to gender why because we're scared scared of being called out but if somebody is like I'm talking right now on the switch and they switch gender again they switch Atherton this was your fourth time in our conversation but supposed to just be like that's


    Joe Rogan - Is Trump Going to Jail?
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    speaking of current events is the president going to jail for trying to figure this out is he going to jail it seems like seems like some serious s*** is going down sure feels like it feels like it's really interesting it's like watching a show entertaining show I mean I don't mind that house of cards is in production cuz this is a good show we're watching whatever it whatever is going on it's like they're building towards an event and it seems they have been planning this like they're systematically attacking different parts of his is Administration getting people to fold getting people to turn State's evidence getting people to plead guilty and they're slowly chipping away there's no way that the end result could be like and that's it we're done we got it feels like there's definitely shoes got dropped because of his attorney paying off Stormy Daniels I think the thing that I read I could be getting this wrong is that it's that pay off within a certain number of days of the election right that starts to break a finance law because they said that that payment was within a certain number of days of the election so it what it means is that it's affecting the election potentially this is what you had with the accusation could be interesting it's like you're paying someone to affect opinion and so that's like it's a campaign-finance violation in your lecture but in retrospect thinking how much leverage she would have had to go back in and she gets to say you want me to keep the same silent no problem but up that check, Bill O'Reilly it's not a business squeezing an ass cheek right what did he do what did he do first how much money does he have cleaning little place over there yeah and right now they're what they're doing for the most part not ever show but mostly shut other than Tucker Carlson I think is one of the few guys over there that is he seems he seems the most reasonable really yes you think he's more reasonable than like Shepard Smith unbiased valence Shepard Smith you try to kiss you I hope so I've been losing weight seems like state-run propaganda that he has real relationships with multiple on-air Talent like a present is like Jeanine Pirro really good friends with Sean Hannity I'm really I watched every day I watched a Morning Show on Fox and Friends and as they report things I tweet out like policy change based on this morning show and it's not secret like if you see the segment and then he's like we're going to have to do something about this is AIDS and his staff a curve balls because they'll be not expecting that he's going to bring this up Friday season on TV and they're going to have to go like yeah of course we're going to do that I said I said that for a while you showing up at 11 and that they were trying to get him to come at 9 and then I think they settled on the head or something yeah I don't want to get there at 9 that's ridiculous Clarity contest it it does kind of highlight the absurdity of not just of him of the presidency right completely observed if we had no government at all if we lived in some sort of Bizarro Universe where government has never been established we decided enough is enough we can't live with Anarchy anymore we need to have some sort of a system of rules checks and balances and put it on dude and get financed groups of people that it's all it's ridiculous, right so f***** I know it seems like everybody you know agrees but then never changes us about campaign Finance reform stuff and then it's still you know powerful super Pacs you have to get people to be one-hundred-percent ethical they would have to say no one this is just not the way to run the government it's not right for the people it just shows you how the Sneaky Snacky the whole thing is we're going to be forced with this guy because of all the chaos president you get through eight years in one of the sons of takeover I guess it's it's not out of the realm of possibility I have this theory that I think he actually in a way will really relish and enjoy the midterms November going Democrat because that totally feeds into his big just yet actually almost enjoy cuz he loves combative things you know like that combative relationship I think he's actually going to see if it goes that way I think he will like really enjoy it I think so but I also think that he likes winning though and he definitely does will they take they don't want him to testify cuz they know they're going to catch him lying there like you can't do it yeah but everybody and his size like please don't say anything at this point they might not even be they might be like that was grilled about Monica Lewinsky in the word is yeah the term sexual relations and the way I understand the word that's how it it yeah no I mean that was fast knitting 8 he's so Shameless well not just that it's just it seems so strange yeah back then in the 1990s the bill to watch the president in video get grilled and clearly they wanted to release these videos to humiliate them course you know but it was just bizarre it's like I've never seen anything like this like getting grilled by people and especially about sex and the shift mode like a you know we knew him as this obviously you see him on the campaign trailer meeting people he's like the super Charming right like personable guy really good at being basically a celebrity you don't really good at that knows how to be a politician but in that deposition I mean he switched onto lawyer mode and and like I'm not here to charm you m*********** he was spin on is what is ismene isn't like I'm ever just let me know I'm a kid I think I was in high school watching that me like how does struggle with his lawyer games yeah he's not smart enough to do that I think he's smart I've especially when you listen to interviews of him from the past like he's like there's some interviews in the past very articulate yeah and obviously been very successful visit but I don't think he isn't interested in expanding his Horizons mentally I don't think he's interested in reading now I don't think he has the thing where he really 100% does the did run his business off of instinct and gut and relationships and yeah and all the stuff that he's promoting when they say like you can't do that here is like tracking blood to be like Mueller's report that would be coming out maybe later this year or something like that is that the equivalent I don't know whether or not so the White House said that they believe that he does have the power to do that text mean that they would think that means that they are sent he just wants to put that signal out there like I can do this but there is other legal Minds that said that he couldn't do it that he would have to get rot wood because sessions recuse himself from this the deputy attorney-general Rod Rosenstein visit and that he would have to get him to do it and then they they said that you know that he would would not do that unless I mean Rosenstein said he wouldn't do it unless Mueller had done miseno misconduct that if the present try to go do that he would resign in which case they would have to get another person either appointed to do it or whoever's below him to do it so it's a it's a really it's a good episode they are like it's there's all people that are in positions you know there's a secretary of state there's the chief of staff is that is all these different people that are in positions but it feels like a like make-believe everywhere we get lost in our experience of because we live here I'm really fascinated by how it looks outside of of here even crazier show you know what happens if because it happens everywhere we get lost in our experience of it cuz we live here I'm really fascinated by how it looks outside of of here it must really seem like an even crazier show how it's got to


    Joe Rogan Remembers Mitzi Shore
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    yeah let's do it do did you did you go to The Comedy Store. Yesterday yesterday no going tonight is heavy was the heaviest today the clothes the comic store down on Wednesday and yesterday was first they was open to his heavy oh yeah yeah I felt it was everybody talking about it I do it is bombing to really wasn't too bad. It was thick is in the air 40 people aren't I want to see it it just felt I didn't feel silly you know what I mean right ought to feel silly in a good mood happy everybody felt vulnerable everybody felt you know I mean all the people in the world that are not comedians cheese into the number one most important figure in all comedy yeah that wasn't a comedian and then when you say the ones that were comedians damn she's in the running for number one even with the with the comedians I know she shape so many you know she built that hole that place and end and she she really call her godmother but it really was like that because she advised so many people and and actually is a thing a lot of people have advice for you but yeah 3 people are like she's at man universally yeah yeah there's no one Sears should be shaking it would be very hard. I just you know when someone's gone you stop and think about those times when you were around them you just like I wish I took it in and realize more than she wasn't really going to be there one day yeah did you guys have a good relationship yeah we did up until the seven years that I wasn't there and even then it was never her fault I called her the date that whole Mencia thing broke out like I called her up and told her everything told her the guy's been stealing material and the whole deal know every comedian feels so uncomfortable working around them that they Flash the light whenever he's in the room so that no one does their material and you just start working the crowd it what's it f****** Warzone that's terrible and her exact words were wow Jeske away from what time you want to go out tonight nosy and then the store called me an hour or two hours late or whatever Inside Out band nothing to do with the f*** are you talking about I just got off the phone with Mitzi she gave me a ten-spot like well mention wasn't aware of everything it was hard but she wasn't I told her I told her everything I do who's running store now are you you were in the store at the f*** out of here I'm not working for you and are you guys going to ban me because I ordered a joke Thief like this is you guys sell art of art that's in your midst did you understand what a big deal that is someone is making millions of dollars of stealing other people's ideas and you guys are just going to let it go because he sells tickets the f*** out of here but my Coral was never with her I was with the other guys and you guys speak after that happened I never spoke to her again wow what had that one showcase those my only direct experience with her when I met her in 1994 to give me a lot of good advice today she always gave me good spots like a hard f****** spots always like after dice after Martin Lawrence after if anybody would crush I go on after him after Chris Rock after this guy after that guy anyway that would crush she she liked you should give you the the despots really you realize that you have you gotta eat s*** man you got to develop you can't just have it's like there's an analogy with fighting like you can't just fight people that you could beat the s*** out of you have to fight people they're going to test you sure cuz otherwise you're going to develop like a unrealistic sense of your abilities and an unrealistic sense of other people's abilities and you have to you have to have to feel what it's like I think is an up in comic comic like you start thinking you're pretty good and then you have to like a unrealistic sense of your abilities and an unrealistic sense of other people's abilities and you have to you have to have to feel what it's like I think is an up in comic comic like you start thinking you're pretty good and then you have to see someone is really good and you got all my goddamn terrible or you just feel so shity and clunky and awful


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with Refined Sugar & Carbs
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    information is it the big difference is when I eat a lot of carbs if I go off the rails and I'll cheat and have pasta or bread or something like that I experience more information experience more soreness in my joints that you get more fatigued you get tired to get that insulin crash you get all those big factors that I don't I just don't get when I eat clean when I eat just meat and salad and vegetables and high fat diet and low carb body is just way more efficient just it feels better and the big thing I keep trying to trust people is you don't need an app that f****** afternoon nap which I just thought of something you need all that is is just your body recovering from lunch that the day is much more efficient I get more done I have more energy now so I can people say hi to do like all these podcast to podcast is functioning all day long but man if I stopped at noon and had a f****** pizza and then try to do a podcast I'll be here like going I was just done yet I need to sleep if they tired exhausted we've been doing this diet since the mid-90s since like 1993 I think it was around the time we started doing them on and off for a long time and more recently I used it drop 70 lb but I think one of them things with keto that I noticed it was it almost doesn't really matter I'm in ketosis all the time I think the effort to be in ketosis I think is important by getting rid of a lot of the carbohydrates that you have the effort to kind of eat a little bit more fat but what I've noticed is I don't think I need to really go out of my way to eat tons and tons of fat on need to be dumped and tons of MCT oil on stuff I don't need to there's enough fat usually in the steaks that I'm eating lot of time to get ribeye some time to eat bacon eggs things like that I put up my Instagram other day about seven or eight food I thought if you just stuck to these seven or eight foods for handful of days you would lose a lot of weight and the response was amazing people right and back and I'm like holy s*** man I've lost 10 lb you know f****** Wonderbread s*** like that you would love it if you switch them spaghetti or that's your thing but I don't like the effect of my body forgot like linguine with clams don't have the best thing ever and out here that don't have them thank God I'm actually glad they don't have value of sourdough bread with grass-fed butter and honey oh my god really good I haven't tried out of you haven't tried that one at have you know when they also have a very low sugar syrup to The Taste very good with some butter that's just the best option if you're going to do something like that was really in trouble and his daughter had problems and his daughter went to essentially a I'm just meat and greens and now I think she's on a carnivore diet and she's got a Instagram page to documenting it but he went to meet and greens lost a s*** ton of weight what was losing I think he's losing his head like seven pounds a month for something like something on those lots lots of ton of weight and look great he said he's thinner than he's been in 25 years feels great always autoimmune issues were done I think a lot of what people are dealing with his information that's caused by too much processed carbohydrates too much simple refined carbohydrates and sugars and inflammation leads to disease so that what they call the five scourges of Health they are obesity cancer cognitive decline heart disease and diabetes those are all metabolic those are all things that we get through food and over half the people that are in the hospital today right now in the United States or in there from metabolic issues so that's crazy the people are in the hospital there because of what they ate it is crazy and that you see a direct correlation between the amount of refined sugars and carbohydrates human beings have adjusted and started eating to the rise and diabetes and heart disease and all these other issues and you know the one things were talking about for the podcast is running today for some reason I can't stop coughing people are dealing with a lot of various health issues and they're always trying to pin like one cause of these health issues yeah and one of the real problems is when people develop his ideological answers like veganism is one of them they do not want to think that there's anything healthy about me and that what they do is the only way this is the way in like I'm watching us there's a thread right now going on on Twitter between some cockamamie vegan doctors full of s*** and all these people that are exciting science and and he is getting pissed off and he's showing his degree and photos of his noclip motherfuker this real science to the fact that dietary cholesterol is necessary it's a it's the building blocks for cells mean it literally is it's the it's the reason why your body is converting it to do all the sex hormones cholesterol saturated fat your body processes that it's healthy for your brain it's healthy for your heart all these things are fat he's not recognizing the fact that their issue is not saturated fat it's fat in conjunction with all these other things that's a problem with these studies I'm going to study they did recently with a show that people who ate meat more than 5 times a week or much more likely to have heart disease but that's not a good study because it didn't say what to eat with group of people put them on a carnivore diet have a large group of people put in my keto diet I have a large group of people put on my standard American diet let him eat burgers and fries and chocolate shakes and sodas and let's what let's find out what the f*** is put people on a vegan diet I have had tons of friends including Sam Harris who was on a vegan diet and his f****** blood sugar was off-the-charts how to stay healthy then he went back to me now we tell me the answer the answer always seems to come back to being in the middle somewhere right like some we Veer off so far and will I, and we got to Rito's and we got cookies we got all the stuff being thrown out us every single day and it's convenient and then some it'll say okay you don't know more carbs and you just go the complete opposite route and you end up with something like a carnivore diet but I think just if you're just sit there and think about stuff logically it would make sense to me that you can overdo it on me you can overdo it on just about anything that's why I lean towards balance and that's why I like vegetables but I can't talk to you guys and yeah I think your balance is probably is probably ideal but you know the balance of the average Americans not great because I think they think they can just grab them and retrain that's their level of balance quiet desperation and I think that applies to so many different things and one of them is work most people are f****** working all day and they're sad and they feel like s*** and when you get out there you like f****** Wendy's drive-thru, I baby hit me up with one of them f****** double cheeseburgers chocolate shake please maybe get a little reward and you know and then they feel even more shity and then they crash and they get up and do it all over again with a f****** Egg McMuffin and a cup of coffee with three scoops of sugar in it and this is this is a roller coaster most people are on and it all started with them going to bed too late because I stayed around the fuk around on their phone or watch TV. Went to bed too late they woke up later than they wanted their tired because I didn't get to sleep they were supposed to get. They drank the coffee right and it just it says one thing snowballing after another interviewed and just asking you know basic questions about diet and nutrition and sort of seeing what where they stand and then we sorted we thought about 15 interviews right now and then it's my job to sort of figure out like how does this all correlate together we don't really have a disingenuous for me to come on and say this is exactly what we're going to do cuz I have no idea what it's going to be and I think that's the beauty of it when we stronger faster how that was going to turn out and I think a lot of documentary filmmakers they go in with life here's the point I'm going to prove let me find all the people and string them along and then figure out how they fit into the puzzle and they don't conveniently fit into my puzzle they're out and I just I don't know why I developed a different way of doing it I just like to try to get as much information as I can in and think about it a lot and then put it in a way that makes sense to me so you and a lot of people that have had heart disease are all these various issues they paid attention to some of these propaganda films has a couple of vegan ones are out there right now what the hell that's been widely dismissed guy scientist and I think that's that's another interesting thing because the other than I also feel is like the guy that made what the hell I just feel like he has good intentions also right I mean he's trying to help people just like I'm trying to help people so he's over here going like this guy's trying to help people eat and meet he's crazy the problem is I'm not doing that to him I think like there is a lot of benefits to a vegan diet there are a lot of people that could benefit from it and everybody benefit from it I don't know there's a lot of things missing also so I definitely question that but I don't s*** all over I don't think that's the way to help people the way to help people as a sort of bring them together and figure out what I think if you do it right and you have some sort of B12 supplements whether it is you know from like greens like what are the uses of algae stuff that you can you can get your B vitamins for almond and if they're not opposed me some of the simplest organisms on the planet are mollusks you know and I know that people think of them as animal life but they're more primitive than plants mean there's there's certain clams and mollusks and things I didn't they don't feel f****** s*** and they're one of the more primitive life-forms on Earth barely an animal we can call them an animal there is some sabut seat do what we say is because they move that no because the clam closes its mouth we've decided that that's a living thing to move to I mean do you have the plant that eats rats and protect themselves they change the way they taste to keep from getting eaten and has been studies also that play the sound of a caterpillar eating leaves next to plants they recognize that sound and they change their taste profile was just f****** and those are at those are chemicals like lectins things like lectins and stuff that could be very damaging people lot of people know but if he know cucumbers and tomatoes and stuff like that you're getting a lot of these lectins that a lot of people or they have adverse reactions to Soy people be eating a variety of vegetables in their diet not understand why they still don't feel good. They need to look into that they might have a lectin issues mean IV started interviewing more and more people we realize that the problem is carbs it's only able to find carbs in vegetable oils and sugars have you no diseases in other countries and when we started exporting you no molasses and we start exporting rice and everything else we're exporting to these other countries I didn't have it they all got sick they all started getting sick and started the obesity rate went up there diabetes rates went up and that's that's a proof right there that if you eat that stuff you know it will have those consequence great ways look at humans teeth people did not suffer from the type of tooth decay they suffer from now and what is that from it was from refined carbohydrates and sugar that's what it is and especially sugary drinks like people would consult drinking soda me or just f****** torturing your teeth you're just throwing acid on your teeth all that I can't believe I used to eat all that stuff when I look back I can't believe I used to eat all that stuff when I look back and I don't look forward to


    Joe Rogan - Powerlifting with Fake Hips!
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    how are you doing great man again I was looking at you with fake hips doing crazy f****** heavy deadlifts man that's amazing I am starting to deadlift a little bit more because I've been doing this carnivore diet and I feel great and there's no reason not to write so I just figure it out if I can do it and it doesn't hurt then why not so I was going to pull up 400lb but I think I can still I think I can even get stronger now so what I am so happy about is this is something squatting and deadlifting it's something that was part of my life all growing up I was a powerlifter all grown up and he's the one who got me into this s*** and it got taken away from me and I was really sad and disappointed became a drug addict and alcoholic because of it and now I can lift again so I feel good lips well I do know that Ed koehn who's the greatest powerlifter of all time he has to fake hips now I don't think he still squats 600 I'd be stuck and I would do it stick places and before I got it done I couldn't really move at all and then after I got it done they had bashed one side so one side went perfect the other side for two years was all screwed up and the doctors didn't know it the cup there's a cup and then there's the ball that goes into the cup came loose and and it would it would shift around now they think that comes loose because when you do both hips the same time they Hammer one happened side and then you're completely like a dead body almost and they flip you over that's really they haven't actually when they flip you over they think that's when the hit might that that socket may come out so they're starting to question doing them both on the same day now that was messed up and I had one good leg and want a one leg to recover on it was so much easier I didn't have to have the special if you only had one bag I actually wasn't even on crutches I came home from the hospital and that day that I came home from the hospital I was I was walking I didn't climb the ladder and our mom just yelled at us yelled at me because I climb the ladder she's like weed down to the bone scan done going on we had a dexa scan done and dr. Jacob Wilson told us that Arbonne was at boneman Mineral day it was this morning so it's called steroids over the years ago with everything works I wasn't doing as good of a job but I still would make it to the gym everyday try something that we've been doing forever so I think that is just designed for it it's us you know like look like we did kind of stumbled upon it but I think it's something I found us and it's you know I was strong right out of the gate he was Stronger the gate and remember my friends mentioned in the garage and they were mentioned the bar maybe a tan on each side and I was going to do in a plate doing 185 12 years old was just up in there there's some sort of our mom benched 3585 naughty I'm like Irish and Italian like only 4% Italian I thought we were more but yeah I'm like Irish and Italian like only 4% Italian I thought we were more but


    Joe Rogan on Ibogaine Therapy for Drug Addiction
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    it really depends upon how it's used it can benefit some people with some kind of pain I don't think it's realistic to say that some people that are in a horrible horrible pain would get the same reaction when I get for opiate people with like really bad Burns rent them ripen 24/7, addicted not for naught medical reason I'm talking about if your become addicted to you no Oxys this better drugs yet do they can help you probably the most powerful in the most efficient is ibogaine cuz like I do get a water that is from South America is dimethyltryptamine ibogaine is from the iboga tree and its assets from breaking open the head that there's a book called breaking a little heavy. I'm sure he did but ibogaine is like a Ruth into something I have experienced I'm just talkin out of what I've read essentially a ruthlessly introspective 24-hour trip that rewires the way your brain use addiction has a high level of Effectiveness interesting in rehabilitating people like just is killing the desire to do opiates Mexico I think it still does runs a clinic down to Mexico and he started it because of his experiences with pills he got hurt. On pain pills and had a real hard time with them went to get on ibogaine to get off the pain pills it worked like a charm he was like holy and I need to let people know about this and get your life back and it's not something you get addicted to it's apparently something halogen sufficient you can get a lot out of one yeah I had a plaid plaid fuckingworld flying around full out-of-body nuts oh yeah it's pretty nuts yeah I think the difference in ibogaine vs. DMT to DMT is ego dissolving and very hallucinogenic and amazing visualization ibogaine seems to not have that but instead be like deeply like to the cellular level in effective and just end and there's some sort of a physical action that happens in the way your brain the way your brain looks at addiction changes pretty radical do you need to be like in the hole through it through it or it just happens I probably should be done in places where people going to feel safe and where people have done it before and where people have experience with people that have done it before having a real Center that have it has in our real professional medical health staff that's that's what you want and the only thing that's keeping that from happening in America and keeping millions and millions of people from getting off pills is a company's drug drug companies lobbying to keep all these very helpful things illegal and we're slowly but surely going to work them out in the way we going to work them out of their money that's why I like the fact that marijuana is a 30% taxed making 50 what's a joint how much is a Joe name swabbing to keep all these very helpful things illegal we're slowly but surely going to work them out in the way we going to work the master money that's why I like the fact that marijuana has a 30% taxed making 50 what's a joint how much is a domain


    Joe Rogan - Steroids in the Olympics
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    wasn't even a little bit more protected in the least by the filmmaker after the filmmaker kind of threw him under the bus a little bit but that's also wanted to be in the Italia truth I really I really don't know what I would do differently I just felt like man this like I've been watching it going again this guy's going to get in a lot of trouble he's going to get killed because of the he threw me under the Olympics and now they compete in the Olympics that does the same thing and he was going to he was going to be the first guy and everything is backed out and he said I'll give you the Russian guy cuz he knew the Russian County talk on people with a courses to if you don't know what you're talking about so this be a standalone podcast it's documentary that Bryan Fogel made where he decided to rice rice ride his bike in a race clean completely clean and then do it on steroids to see what is X would be so much how much benefit would have and in the process of him throwing his documentary the guy who hooked them up as guy Gregory from Russia who is the head unbeknownst to him of the Russian state-sponsored doping program it was like he thought he was getting a guy who is it like the Russian you saw that there was going to tell him what the cheaters use but it turned out along the way everything got exposed and he was like look I did this for forty years I drop everybody everybody on drugs and like he said every f****** single athlete it was in the Olympics is on some s*** and then explain how they did it nobody like what the f*** and then they're going to pull the Russian than any other thing that expose is the the collusion between water and the ioc and if they all work for each other and they switch f****** rolls and go back and forth with each other and that they're not going to punish the Russians and that but what they're doing now is it kind of have to because all of that movie I mean I'm literally change the Olympics everybody kept saying I heard it from like 4 to come people house they're experts they just said like nobody would believe in sports if that guy explodes when he know and so that I interviewed on Catlin but he just laughed when I asked him that he's like if they don't know what they're talking about can expose through a different way so I shouldn't I can't say without a without a shadow beyond the shadow of a doubt that that's the truth but I'm suspicious of that guy if I should say and suspicious of our system I don't think they're the only ones doing it sponsored I don't think state-sponsored but I think like maybe some sort of Networks maybe some people doing something somewhere or some sort of networks, there's 10 there's got to be more than one


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Paul Ryan & John Boehner News Stories
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    it's very bad why we've been going on Paul Ryan has announced that he's going to not seek re-election will it reflect Paul Ryan Democrat has been really ramping up their campaign and he does not want to stick around to see how that's going to go really doesn't want to lose he doesn't want to get humiliated get paid for all those f****** bribes like now it's time I saw today that the former it's Speaker John Boehner as I sit on the board of a major marijuana legalization what do you think would California 30% sales tax but this is what I like about that it's still reasonable you can get high on a very small amount of money for a long. Of time about that too I think we can show that is a real benefit legalization that benefits communities benefit schools fireman police officers whoever and get that money camel's back across the country when people realize that you can make real money in that real money could be beneficial to things that communities need you starve out illegal drug selling illegal drug selling with a real problem is always been when you make something illegal only criminals going to sell it then you have criminal mentality you have people that have guns and gangs and those the people that were scared up not businesses Maynard talking about the street that money should have cops and firemen that's what it should go do and I have no idea ravaging our communities yes I agree man I would add to that get high right well it really depends upon how it's used can benefit some people with some kind of pain I don't think it's realistic to say that some people that are in a horrible horrible pain would get the same reaction bro get for opiate Jackson Browne write get for opiate people with like really bad Burns for instance open 24/7, addicted not for not medical reason I'm talking about if your become addicted to you no Oxys this better drugs yeah yeah


    Joe Rogan on Watch Collectors
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    easy to live with but it's interesting that this is like this game of like okay let's look at watches there's no real Improvement in performance right that mean they're beautiful and but I mean the performance difference between now and ten years ago is not clear yet. Mechanical watch Artistry and there's technological complication I mean there's complication for the sake of complications so they'll have watches like use a car example imagine a car OK and from the outside it looks roughly like a normal car drink for four wheels right that's one engine and it has for transmissions coming off of that engine all of which come back together to make it the car with one wheel drive right imagine that applied to a watch so it'll be like one Main Moon rent that goes out into 4 gear trains and then comes back into just an hour in a minute hand will why would you sync up for your trains when you could do the same thing with one and it's like well because we can run it would be like building a car with two engines like that's not smart but you do it just be like I built the f****** car Shooters and with cars that was the one thing that you expect an improvement every year yeah just that nobody's going to accept the old way or no the singer is what that example is what the mechanical watch kind of industry is you know they've a position it as a luxury item from a Time Gone by sort of thing you know where is that Seiko which has a movement called a Spring Drive movement in it and it is one of the most advanced and unique mechanical movements available in a watch today to visit Seiko is a grand Seiko which is so the difference is it's like think about a Lexus think about Alexis a Seiko is a Lexus not a Toyota this is a Lexus LFA it's built by hand completely by hand all hand finished and Polished it's built of exotic materials and has a cool movement podcast and how high the level of finish is when you've got Sapphire and titanium and so the Spring Drive movement I was out getting crazy crazy nerdy about it is is actually a true innovation in mechanical watch making so run the chronograph on the front the top button not here to watch the the sweep of the chronograph hand the big second hand you get a perfectly smooth sweep the smoothest possible sweep that there could be it is it is it is God but it's it is watch $300 G-Shocks are awesome as far as highly functional durable dude Jamie look at my $5,000 G-Shock watch it's in the water and it's the it's a bathroom scale and it's got two windows hours on top minutes on the bottom and the minutes sweep by loli where is the hours do not sweep by slowly at 59 and 59 seconds the hours click over right fast so it's a jump hour as opposed to a slow-moving hour now he designed the look or did he design the internals he designed the look The Face the complications and he worked with a Swiss watchmaker to design an actual unique movement to use for this watch who designed the case and that's crazy possible that watch is 12 Grand he's making 50 of them I believe it yeah he tried to use the face in that vantablack s*** what does that vantablack is the darkest the blackest black that has ever existed and it's the most black that that that that's something painted in vantablack and you can could you paint a car in that you could accept give me an environmentally it's it's not it's not a good thing apparently black background when you said nine $1,000 my balls hurt it made my balls go at this bro they got a million dollars is a million. You can buy million-dollar watches right now there's a Jacob astronomia that is like wearing like a sapphire fish bowl on your f****** hand I swear it's a crazy s*** you ever seen so ridiculous it's like Liberace the oil sheet Jamie top-right picture there see this as a gold case that's a sapphire case the whole thing yeah what's the Earth are the planets are spinning around ceiling dude that is a small Earth that screaming and its it literally has a continent and silver and then some blue star thing what is the water made out of you think it's going to be like I have no idea anodized something but then there's a the diamond sun on the other side my God there's a ball Diamond ball that's heading to the different different stuff on them to just $1 you have to be Diamond some steampunk futuristic but like it's even more so than you know cars it's like as a car is it okay to get $1,000 car tent $10,000 car Amber something I'll try Ruby the sons of Ruby it's probably Ruby the sun's probably a yellow diamond that machine work that is not that's not just like that for nothing that does like moon phase you know the what's astrological sign is there is an actual function who did that one with the dragon dragon of it thing to have in your arm it's so crazy right but that's a million dollars and if you see someone wearing one in person it's it's big it's not it's like it like that you know that with certain with machinery and Watt and mechanical watch is the whole thing this tiny little spring and you need to get as much power out of his possible so they engineer these like micrograms of friction out of this stuff so they let sucker work I've done versions of it there. Don't hold me to the price it's expensive but what do you think you crossed Jamie 7575 it should have it that's it closed right there so you can read the time when it's closed so that 27 yeah and that's another version with different tops the clear top or the the or the metallic one of them there's a carbon back and that's a pretty watch ya pretty looking if you scroll all the way down it should say the price no 68000 there you go up to this level there's a watched by a company called Devon Devon that's a belt-driven watch for you have like a series of conveyor belts of your risk of the green the green liquid goes around the dial it's like a nuclear Boos that like flows through the dial yeah black stone with the green goo on the top left there like fills up around the dial and then a twin bed jean brands for him I think about a hundred grand So when you say sponsored like where they do to get axle to wear it on just area there's the other some materials in this stuff there they use crazy forged carbon their 195 Grand used for a skull one let me see that that's pretty different liquids let's see if there's an atom Asians here's the liquid the liquid going so cool that is f****** dope how goes back but it goes back quick it goes back quick and resets ya eyes fill up when he has back oh you got to be kidding on some really next level like there's Bellows and pumps and it's like pumping like liquid around right which is like a traditional complicated watch so it does day of the week dates of the month month of the year four digit year moonphase power Reserve okay and the time obviously and it has all of those functions and if you if you keep the watch running nose mechanical you got to keep it wound up if you keep it wild and running it will be accurate for all of those things without needing any an adjustment for about 300 like leap years how many days are in the month that you're in like all of that s*** yeah I have IWC prepare big pilot perpetual calendar watch that looks like that occur classic looked in the other guppy big pilot perpetual calendar I like their watches IWC they make beautiful watches that like that right there to me that's like a perfect look orange hands down on the left bottom left or that's the one so it doesn't Mark day of the week in the second hand at the 9 and then the date and the power Reserve at the three and if you key running that'll give you June 3rd 2018 Friday you know whatever automatically it knows all the math hundreds of years wow crazy 8 days at the three position it says Days 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 this one's dead it's in the empty gauge but normally it stays up by the s in days when it's full and it shows you how much is left is the fuel gauge fuel icon it looks like mine watches are sore used as trophies in a flashy s*** and they're also cool they're also cool that's like yeah I get it that is true every person who buys a you know Ferrari LaFerrari is every one of those people a whole a douche know some are and some are representing ultimate enthusiasm 75 douches in everything and everything and the thing is those there's a reason why those things are highly coveted cuz they're f****** amazing him you know that watch I don't want a million dollar watch but that watches the s*** I would never wear it if I had it if you're in Beverly Hills go in the store at the Jacob store in Beverly Hills want to get frisked TSA thing on yeah right watch is the s*** I would never wear nude if you're in Beverly Hills go in the store at the Jacob store in Beverly Hills TSA thing on yeah right I'm sure they must be really worried about


    Joe Rogan on Singer Porsche's
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    what year is your 911 87th Goodyear rebuild what does that mean oh so you making like when was off-road rally car racing driver and he built one for himself and it is the most glorious thing I've ever driven and it's everything that you love about a 911 applies to this on loose surface there it is your car my car my car is going to look like that although it would it will be a different color and have a roof rack and it will be slightly slightly different actually is a Richard Tuttle build from England look I was fatter there so it's just drift e Woods oversteer and and you know that that rear-engine kind of Snapback thing that everyone's all afraid of and 911 is the pendulum thing will you get that when you slide and then catches and comes back on a loose surface there's no catch so you slide it but you don't have the scary Snapback it just drips you know there's Lee he's building the thing was probably really good to have a rear engine bias it is the most controllable delightful and you've got four inches of extra suspension travel so la speed bumps let's think about this in Los Angeles right so you going to drive this rally car around La desert here no one cares you got some garages Trails like there's no speed limits nobody gives a s*** I got to be honest this to videos that made me get really interested in older Porsche has one of them's the Chris Harris build with the the Tuttle and the other one was you driving that project nasty, Joey Sealy he's a local as well fastest car in England is like the rally you know Master he's like there's there's a project exhaust come through the rear bumper and those funky wheels on it and the fact there's no carpeting at all like everything inside was stripped away his Instagram is emotion Engineering in that car has been through a few changes since this video was made little different now there's a bunch of different stuff but it's amazing and that guy he used to be a part of this business BBI Autosport he left to go start his own business and motion engineering and he is a master of chassis set-up I believe it yeah that's a very very impressive horsepower vehicle you know if you seen what singer is doing now with this air-cooled engine that whole thing of the price difference between a 911 engine air-cooled engine that's got 200 horsepower vs. horsepower cost cooled so a Porsche engine for a a Porsche that is earlier than 1995 300 horsepower is going to run you about 40 Grand and that's a ton of money for not a lot of horsepower 400 horsepower will run you about a hundred grand I mean a hundred thousand that's an engine on a stand nothing else you want 500 horsepower out of that motor why is that cuz that sounds so crazy in comparison to other cars out cuz a lot of techniques that you would use it to make horsepower in other cars you cannot apply to a Porsche engine your limited time displacement size so it's not like you can shove like a 9 L V8 in there like a 4.2 is about as big displacement as you can get in that case and that's with like a stroker crank and bored out so you're increasing both the length of the Pistons Amandla the size of the hole to get to the 500 horsepower Mark you have to run some highly experimental cylinder heads and the Stinger to do that I don't know if Chris has been on the show recently but sees working with singer to develop there's a company called Williams that is a Formula 1 team they are developing the cylinder heads for singer so Chris Harrison does a good decision it's amazing you plus the videos will be epic right so most of their doing a 4-valve air-cooled head which as far as I know has never been done before all your your engine my engine all the rdr2 valve engines in and they're doing a 4 valve engine so it's going to cost a million-and-a-half dollars dollars now it's not nuts that mean you really want if you really want something next level it can easily be in my nose Jamie pull up that new singer 911 singer 911 Williams engine it's green but it's got a lot of that choice to artificially different stop please open tiro sexy that artificially differentiate like the way he's got the fender flares he's just he's making him like he had a Gloom on carbon fiber a fake like they had like extensions okay so I don't want to disappoint you but that is a rendering and not a picture of an actual car the actual car does not exist and I think if I had to guess they put those over Fender lines on the rendering so you would specifically notice that they have widened it and if I had to guess the final car may not actually have a scene there that you know I'm not mad if it does it looks amazing make that bigger again real that's crazy that that's not a photograph I am almost certain that's not a real car I'm almost certain it's not a real car fighter pilots little I could be wrong there could there could be someone screaming at their whatever right now saying I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure elections in the window French it up one of those might be the best looking car ever seen in my life it was a silver like a metallic silver like a bright silver singer was online understated like Lori mine would be blown they have at a minimum minimum 45 or $50,000 of leather in Lowe's Carson injury the leather work in the interior of those cars is unbelievable it's beyond anything from any manufacturer today car so you're looking at a highly idealized 911 but you can't exactly picture what came from where and why it's gangster and those Fuchs those wheels for whatever reason they just work like specially that green car that those we go back that green card they made them all they made him real big on the green car but the design work so well there's the Williams engine God damn Windows would be so there are no rear windows there are only those air intakes that go directly into the engine cool that furnace off that no not cooling that's the actual air intake the guy into the combustion chamber the cooling it's air-cooled so you see that silver kind of nipple on the right side there that's the center of the fan it gets pulled in from the back there engine itself is roughly the same size you so what they've done is just engineer it to the max or you will have them they have what are inferior the most advanced cylinder heads ever put onto an air-cooled 911 those air-cooled cars willing to have these rich people pay $1000000 or at least the current singers half-million daughter on this car just because you feel it more when you drive it it's just got to feel to it there's a certain the kind of mechanical Brilliance to it that's really really you can't think of parable really it's a very unique yeah there's something about those old cars particular the ones that don't have power steering you just get a thrill out of them is a weird thrill even when you're not even driving fast especially with a Porsche when you when you have no power steering combined with front-engine car it sucks no power steering when the engine in the back is okay cuz the front of the car is pretty is pretty light so you don't need too much muscle but the 911 steering is just super super direct yeah it's super those f****** things like when you drive them around they give you a little smile on your face cuz you're driving like this little tiny thing that feels completely connected with the road yeah capable but it's like you smiling when you drive on those the buses the microbuses and they and they chop them down and they put full Porsche floor pan drivetrain and saw and they put full Porsche floor pan drivetrain and so never that 996 turbo you had the all-wheel drive so they'll put that whole floor pan on a Microbus and they'll go to like track days and beat up on race cars it's crazy


    Joe Rogan on His Muscle Cars
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    you can get a Hellcat for used Hellcat by 45 Grand in like six hundred bucks a month 700 bucks a month and you got 700 horsepower you hook me up with one of those when I was in Denver when I left I had a complaint if you don't have that muscle car ass is white body Hellcat does yes and about those fat old school oldest boy was a little tired looking beat out in the picture that's unfortunate thing came out yeah that football player Reggie what's his name is Reggie Bush he bought it to around yeah it's a it's a great-looking car that that year like all those years like 7071 those those second-generation barracudas that's a special look and I think a lot of the Hellcat is in that kind of looks pretty close is pretty close but I really wish it was the same size a Hellcat is 125 or 130% inflated over-inflated scale version of that that's the most valuable muscle cars that there are today deals Hemi ones right of the Hemi cudas are the rarest and most valuable of the those they they're the ones that don't me get over over over like a million that's incredible for car that was what $30,000 new back in 1975 thousand 6 Hemi Cuda I'm going to play a dirty game Price is Right dollar f****** ass all of winning the show 426 Hemi Cuda Mall in the front which is what I had a 70 where is 71 as the full real yeah yeah yeah it's really more aggressive more valuable than the other 71 I think it's probably the best results in Jamie Barracuda nose that is that's my I think my favorite look in any muscle cars that 1971 Barracuda it's just like this aggressive American I mean is what they look like back then God damn that looks good I do still think the Corvette Stingray looks Stingray ish original original guys Paperboy hat on drives around the neighborhood the shell outside I got looks original to know a goddamn thing in it the inside I guess the the shape of the dashboards original f*** him I like them to drive like a car that works good to him like why is it bad to upgrade the breaks no it is not your Divine but this whole thing that it's somehow or another like doing a disservice to the vehicle but upgrading the brakes these people are assholes museum piece man Beach you keep it original other than that I mean especially look at you you love the depth of the internet look it Los Angeles driving circa 1960 and then Los Angeles driving today you know the heat the traffic on an old car is not meant to handle that s*** you want to drive an old car here you need to upgrade a few things cooling brakes when I find out that a dude just drives an old car I give him a neck you know the heat the traffic all the old car is not meant to handle that s*** you want to drive an old car here you need to upgrade a few things pulling breaks when I find out the dude just drives an old car I give him an extra level respect


    Joe Rogan on London "Knife Control" Controversy
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    I'm sure they must be right really worried about you walk in that store and you got to get buzzed in and she f*** you with machetes for the first time pass the United States past New York City weather for the most murders mayor of London on Twitter wrote a tweet that has been getting him tortured online saying there is no reason to have a knife if no I saw that okay not anymore no in London this guy saying if you have a knife in your caught with one you'll be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and of course United States we're going crazy nobody had a gun and yeah I try to use a machete and dudes behind the counter of shotguns who makes the car guy


    Joe Rogan on Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook Privacy Testimony
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    oh I get out so the software algorithm in Facebook is not as affected as I don't give a s*** they don't care yeah they too busy selling information to the video of how did it go I was driving if shown I guess the part of now public information his notes so no he had like as references that he was looking at I want to see one picture of it just very weird stuff like seems blatantly obvious that he should know or should say that's different from what we thought maybe we think we should think they should be able to tell us company grew so fast they don't even know what the f*** is going on in there he was talking about his influence on all these different upcoming elections that were coming up and about how they wanted to make sure that there was no Bots that were influencing these election and I stopped and thought about it I'm like Oh my God in that moment of him saying that I realize like what pressure he must be under what pressure that companies under Derek they went from being a thing where people could share pictures like up hey this is us on our summer vacation talk about certain things in the news they would have opinions you put up something in a bunch of people comment on it that's what it was now with this last election and with him testifying in front of Congress what I'm seeing is Facebook being like one of the most important sources of influence in the world today and it's not really being completely managed and maybe there's a little bit like Google needs to be looked into to also probably like they have a data and I think someone was just looking into this enough people downloaded their Facebook profile and they're like my files one gigabyte how much data is in here people found out a way to download There's and find their information what what does Facebook know about me is also wanted a Google has on everyone in its much larger to the music I'm not shocked you know I wouldn't be I wouldn't be nervous if it wasn't for that that D'Amore memo thing really changed my mind about a lot of things not because you know it's a subject is near and dear to my heart but because I'd the way they were handling it was not there when we weren't being honest they weren't being honest about the science they weren't being honest about the reaction they were even the way they were describing it was talking about the D'Amore Google memo that the sexism thing was that why women would prefer to not like why some women are not influenced by this is the way Google handled it was very maybe very nervous because they weren't being honest about the information they weren't being honest about the results won't be honest about what was in his they're saying he's reinforcing harmful gender stereotypes that's not what he's doing what he's talking about the science difference in the psychology between men and women and why women would gravitate towards different careers maybe that's why more women on intek and maybe there's ways to get women in Tech Will you've taken that angle before right with women and fighting and women in sports right this some women that are not going to want to be into those things or something that are going to be fighting then a man I don't think that's extraordinary to say but a lot of women but it's just we're looking at you if you were an outlier in your a woman who really loves to fight there's nothing wrong with that I'm not saying is anything wrong with that but I'm saying it's much more rare than a woman who wants to you know do become a nurse or do something that's traditionally a female caregiver sort of a position which is really common the letter or memo indicate like this that science says women were less predisposed to becoming programmers or something like that no no choices people make and why they make them based on personality traits and how why things are more common certain things are more common in males certain things are more common to women and that this would indicate why it was less women that were involved in Tech and it wasn't some systemic sort of discrimination campaign right on by men you know but my point was we're talking about them having all the information that you have like Google how much information nervous if I didn't know about that how they handle that Google memo thing cuz I'm like we are being honest about what this is and what the guy wrote you paying the guy out to be a villain you think if you fire him and drown this that this story goes out and then you guys get to look like social justice Warriors yeah I know you don't take the heat from what is an objective analysis of this issue I'm not sure Mark Zuckerberg has a lot of incentive to be totally honest is totally honest and he's almost comically ignorant about certain things improve he knows he should know though what if they can pull up an email if they have access to all emails and it shows said that they don't record audio Facebook doesn't right you were talking about it with Google weren't you we talked about it with Google that if you talked if you were talking in the room about a certain subject strain it could be a coincidence but I've had strange ads pop up that are I read that that I don't know if it's accurate than what I was reading that there have people have tried to prove and it could be people on Facebook side just get them propaganda that that's almost nearly impossible to do right now just because of the technology would take to record your audio have it scanned by something and then deliver and add to you based off of that in amount of time stand by something and then deliver and add to based off of that in amount of something similar at a recent time and it was just was just far enough away for me to not make an exact connection I don't want


    Joe Rogan on the Latest Trump/Stormy Daniels News
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    John Thompson from keep someone fake diamond cufflinks who was that somebody that saw someone in business he gave him a pair of diamond cufflinks anywhere and looked and they were f****** cz's if that's the case if you do that to you that guys ready to f*** you he's about to make something go down oh my God he's hilarious hilarious his hands were those pictures on purpose and little everybody was causes hands little to something he does with his hands that make him look little it's like he does a lot of stuff like this is like he breathed in proportion to his head which is gigantic Republicans have to agree to that yeah like there's like an ordered it like that actual Republicans and people that should be his supporters had to be a part of that red that everyone that signed it was an appointee of his administration he was saying that she's the Monica Lewinsky for for this Administration getting onto his plane and he acknowledged the the lawsuit whoops that just he f**** up man he doesn't know how to shut the f****** and not only that his whole life has been about not shutting you might try to pick fights with Joe Biden on Twitter you're not going to change a 70 year old billionaire


    Joe Rogan - Trophy Hunting Is Weird
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    closest to us we feel more connected to we don't feel connected at all the bugs nobody has all day long but there is a warm and brown big game s*** that's a very weird thing two very different thing it's not it's not a it's a it's almost like what that is and I'm not saying he'll get maybe a little about what it would that is is like it's an aberration off the original idea and if this is the only way to look at it and people get mad at me that are Hunters cuz I'm a Hunter and like what he saying it's not the thing to do unless you're doing it on just to control population there's no reason to do it but what what happened was in the past the only reason people hunted was from me right you barely could stay alive anyway and when you went on a Hunting Party didn't go for sport you went to go to kill things when you have so much food that you don't need to worry about food and you've already been shooting all these animals then they start doing these things called slams they called doing the super slams of the Grand Slam there's a doll sheep slams sheep Slammer Rocky bighorn sheep slammed is a white you try to kill one representative of each of the subspecies and that whatever the f*** leopard leopard yeah there's a bunch of these kind of slams they have them for turkeys that help you get the turkey get the Osceola turkey there's a bunch of different turkeys all over the country one of Florida is one in Mexico two different Turkey Point being people start collecting and you don't think they shouldn't do it like are you eating the deer yep okay well then I have no quarrel but when you start going like leopard lion I said Cheetos elephant with the other one yet I mean oh my God and I almost see but I think those things are amazing it was amazing it was amazing but like you just know what you're doing the reason I was so close is because we were watching them push trees down with their trunks like for 5-inch trees just and like they're just and they're right next to you and if they go on your Jeep at the end of that you know it's complicated someone was trying to explain this to me I should really be honest about this guy was trying to explain to me that when we think of Africa we think of a country it's not a country continent and it's way bigger closets in North America we'd seen pictures of United States stuck in the middle of Africa Africa where they have over populations of elephants and they encroach on human civilization and they do have to hire her just come and do it and tell him but they don't hire him the hunters pay and the money goes straight to the Village the meat goes to Village and people get very excited about people hunting these elephant give no chance to explain this to me I remember you know what we were saying this I was like why the fuk with your want to kill an elephant we know there's not that many of them he's like yeah this is why it's complicated there's not that many of them in some places it's like in LA there's no grizzly bears right now but if you go to Montana the people that live in Montana going for in Wyoming they don't have they think they just started a hunting season and it's very controversial and the day and date in danger anymore at all the people that live up there especially people that have been mauled or no people have been mauled to like that like I thought that elephants are endangered he's like yes and no in some areas and good point the most dark point about all of it is that trophy hunting is the only thing to keep those animals healthy this is what's f***** up I was talking my friend cam Hanes about this this weekend when in this is what I say trophy even talk about normal hunting from me like Impalas or you know elands big game animals hunt for cuz you're delicious even them in Zimbabwe there's a lot of areas in Zimbabwe that are not high fence they're just open in Norma's areas all the money that would come from people hunting there would sustain these local areas sustain these lodges that would make it viable to keep these animals alive and stop poachers a big cuz it was spawns the anti-poaching right yeah yeah and all these businesses are going under so there's nothing stopping the poachers saw the poachers move in and kill everything kill every other ways how many elephants were killed last year by people something like 400 or Google this legally killed elephants the number of illegally killed elephant 30,000 come on 30000 most of them are killed most of them are poached they have this one elephant you know that last elephant that was dying the male white rhino or Black Rhinos rhinos but you have to look at it honestly yeah they said something similar to us in South Africa about that that that they need the funds because the anti poachers you know they they stared they're all over the place when you say poachers these poachers you know what you're really saying poor people that's what you're really saying they're poor desperate people they don't know what the f*** to do and if they can chop off a rhino's horn and make some money they're going to do it if they can shoot that animal that's not theirs use it for me they're going to do it starving to death options there's a big people in parts of Africa to the living in grass Huts my buddy Justin R and he goes and makes Wells for these people in the Congo and the stories he tells you would just make your eyes tear up these human beings and their living like this 24 hours a day for their entire life and this is this is the norm so we're talking about poachers we talked about people that are f****** desperately you can call the dehumanize them what that term for people and the only way none of them the movie stereotype poachers I'm going to be a couple of most of the anti-poaching agents used to be poachers know how many animals are left in these areas where people abandon them that's crazy most of these animals a good percentage of were on the verge of Extinction just 30 years ago over hunting them and poaching imma do whatever they want him then they started putting value on them people go over there to hunt them so people with t32g areas in that populations boom they were a resource that's crazy most of these animals are good percentage of we're on the verge of Extinction just 30 years ago value on them people go over there to hunt them


    Joe Rogan - LA Is Overpopulated
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    you know it's so empty so crazy how you get on the highway on a Saturday night just heading into LA on Saturday night I'm stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic for no reason no one's dead there's no accident it's about the science of traffic and they did a study in LA and Saturday 2 p.m. traffic is worse than any weekday rush-hour in Los Angeles Seattle and you like you're there with them and they complain about the traffic to go shut the f****** second of all what I'm doing must be wrong then because I'm dealing with way too many people like you got a lot of people being up too many people I get a medium sized city that's not la when did I haven't well you know it's like those dudes like Magnus Walker live in Downtown LA dreadlocks in the garage I'm super f***** up in Venice when that tsunami comes I'm super fun yeah you're right it's not good for me not looking good all the cars are done on my route app that wants to give us access the early warning app and says you have 60 seconds for your f****** day Hawaii so there's a nap now that's working in California but that's so you're it's the you're about to die it's it's an earthquake's about to hit they they apparently have it depending upon the magnitude of the earthquake which is really scary because the higher magnitude possibility the more time you have so they can really give you up to a minute to know your foxville I'm just thinking what can I we're worth getting my closet I'm embarrassed that I don't have a list of s*** I need for a probably should probably get for an earthquake that don't you must have a whole room of s*** in this f****** Palace of yours right you know that class me few months how would you like how would you physically get out of the city you highly to you would really be f***** because you just start walking what do you like school and what the real f*** would be cars there be too many car right is way too many cars for what happened when the Hurricanes were hitting taxes when people try to escape or Florida like for the last one you can't go anywhere and they just get stuck on the highway hurricane CC common this earthquake you get 30 second yeah you know my scooter is what's going to save me it's going to be that you miss come here and bust in this place come here will help you feel about the space dude who is a float tank so awesome everybody is the mass of humans just the sheer number is so insane and I don't think it's I don't think it's sustainable I just number people that are there's never been a time ever in human history when we've had masses of people crammed in the air we have today and urban areas you mean America modern Mexico City is like that jammed up quite a few places that are like that the population numbers higher now than it's ever been recorded human history until the population these cities is higher than it's ever been never had like we never had 20 million people in a city before in LA almost all of them is LA County 20 million people yet it's like 16 something I like on the 10 to 11 million that so this map and it's one tiny little area of California and has more people in it if it was a state than almost every f****** State except Florida and Texas and New York Pennsylvania Ohio and giving me a Illinois Illinois do 11 million at so look at this this map and it's one tiny little area of California and has more people in it if it was a state than almost every f****** State except Florida that and Texas and New York Pennsylvania Ohio and giving me a Illinois Illinois


    Joe Rogan on the John Cena Ford GT Controversy
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    trouble for selling his Ford GT don't think so I don't think the contract is enforceable you don't think so I'm just going by what I've read I don't tell people the story is so to get one of the new Ford GTs right it's what's called homologation race car okay so they wanted to go win the 24 Hours of Le Mall in a certain class lmgte class in order to race in that class it has to be a streetcar right so you have to build a certain number of streetcars you can't just a dedicated race car that would be called the Prototype class okay so they had to build I think the number is 499 that's 400 and something for 50 49 whatever it is for decides that the demand will outstrip the supply and they're rather than you know highest bittering or whatever they make you like apply so you you have to be a social media star or a celebrity or someone you had to like tell them why you should have a 4G seeing what you were going to do with it and how you were going to share your Ford GT with the world and then they would decide that you had earned the right to buy their $450,000 car and it came with a contract that you couldn't sell it for two years then want to flipping them right which apparently is exam a couple hundred grand a very huge person how huge is he like how you do things even longer and taller than he is because he's so thick it's almost like they chopped off a foot of his arms and every place is on a giant tree trunks hilarious but I think he might be a good car be good for you so the seat is fixed and the pedals and steering wheel are adjustable yeah. The roof is 43 in from the ground that's like this whoa It's a Rolo with that loves 43 in the car in the year was supposed to plow you park it next to a 911 and 911 is like six inches taller than one of these things in the car without seat rails to get everything even further down you know to do blogging car I saw one that was black with red stripe that was the Press car is that I was the one I was driving around carbon fiber wheels and switch our lovely carbon fiber wheels so there's two kinds of wait in the car there's sprung and unsprung weight was hemming so strong weight is weight that is most of what you think of as the car the engine the body anything that is sprung on the suspension unsprung weight is weight on the car that is not sprung on the suspension so Wheels brake rotors tires suspension components that aren't sitting on the suspension right so it's like a rough calculation but like roughly one pound of unsprung weight will translate the feeling a 5 lb of sprung weight so meaning like if you are able to pull 20 lb of unsprung weight out of your car each wheel is 4 lb is 5 lb lighter than a stock wheel okay so you know about 20 lb unsprung weight of your car your car will feel like you pulled a hundred pounds out of it and it will stop start accelerate turn better commute totally in all Ariel perform better in all areas so to go for a forged aluminum wheel which is 23 or 24 25 lb of wheel to a carbon fiber wheel that's like 11 pounds a wheel you you're pulling so much unsprung weight out of the car it'll feel like you know swinging a baseball bat with a weight on it and then just throwing that weight away yeah massive massive massive massive one carbon Revolution there from Australia you can buy the wheels they have fitments for a few different cars Porsche GT3 is one and they make them for Fort we do me a favor Jamie and pull up the photo of that black Ford GT with the red stripes this on my Instagram if you have my Instagram handy the one I drove Hawkman and it makes noises that only God damn it makes noises that only race cars make there's a specific sound like you know the pops and crackles you get from most of these modern cars and they dump the fuel in the exhaust and it says it's cool but it's a synthetic e sound program right this does that not programmed it's just like fuel into header bang it's just and this goes for like $500,000 at 4:50 if you can get one but you can't get what you can't get what you know John Cena good that it's the route I mean the rumor is he got like over a million for his but also somebody else verbal agreement was one of those things I just hope nobody would call him out on and unenforceable you know I mean how how do they sell you something and then enforced that you can't sell the thing you bought right now it's extremely extremely crazy in it it's it's unlike anything else on the road because he even even the the very very high-end supercars you know your Lamborghini Aventador is that are four hundred grand in your V12 Ferraris and all that stuff for fundamentally the road cars and even when you they go racing with them then they started take the road car and modify it for racing this is so clearly a race car that they had to build some street cars you know and it's freaking rocking it looks amazing I got an air brake on it the active mean so the bill back to the rear bumper and the whole Wing that whole Wing that goes across the back there lifts up when you hit the brakes when you start driving quick it lifts up and becomes a wing wing and then when you hit the brakes it flips up and becomes an actual airbrake that's and it is Grey's dreamly effective is it you do when you break you the card nosedives me completely eliminates the dive so the car watch straight down it's f****** gorgeous you think so if I had to guess barclaycard great again the way we did the economy is it such a global economy like American Girl like we make a bunch of like the hellcats are built like in Canada we make BMW X5 in South Carolina while we may know Ford Tundras in Texas that's what is a Toyota Tundra Chinese automakers probably have at least as many Auto Workers in America is American car companies do so cool Erica is American car companies do the same car I was driving so cool


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Rolls Royce Star Ceiling
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    boom V okay what the f*** were you just tell me which congratulation tank music admiring your skylights and we're discussing the Rolls-Royce and the Starfield ceiling they do ya which is they put all these fiber optic lights into your headliner and it looks like the stars and it's I think it's 15 grand option but I fat ass though and not only will they do it so you can get your standard star pattern which is just whatever the guy just random bright random lights or they'll make you exact constellations if you prefer if you one of those astrology PDF or they will make you you know the sky directly above your house if you give them a coordinate there's a photo of a badass Ballin so hard you were still driving around with a car with stars in the roof while so the last thing I said before you hit live was that they have just announced they have come out with a shooting star kind of an email once I got that press release cuz I get press releases and I just delete them on but when I saw it shooting star ceiling I responded further info and video on this and they said they'd get back to me so I've never been in one of those things never know nobody must what is it like in there it's like sailing that's like yachting Phil Hartman had a really really old I think it was an old Bentley I mean like really old older than that like 30 so it was f****** old man I wish I paid attention to cars back then but back then was when I just started getting on TV I really didn't you know when it when I was broke I always loved cars and I was a kid but then I was broke my attitude was like don't think about some s*** you're never going to be able to afford a look at you now Joe Rogan with all the toys it was like something out of Citizen Kane. Incredible and you know it the whole deal thank you shifted it on the tree on the way I would say if I had to guess something baller the Philips like I would say Bentley Continental S1 would be the most likely and might have been handed it I don't know what it was thought of you but he loved that thing huge giant smile on his face with that thing is like taking pictures tomorrow toy cars that's great Phil Hartman's but like that something along that then maybe came together and then they became separate again so there's a lot of Rolls-Royce and Bentleys that are mostly the same car level makes no sound like you can't hear anything closes are really amazing cars they're so f****** cool dude and even like to a lot of car guys especially like you know you are such like a manual transmission you know you want your car I know you really close to a race car ride to being gritty like I want it I want to feel the rocks or drive over them right will you would you would appreciate a Rolls-Royce has ability to make 100% of that disappear flying or floating or sailing is so true because you don't really drive it you just kind of f****** will it. the road and you know how like your your Porsche or a sports car I'll have like the thumb grips on the wheel at 9 at 3 like Im so Rolls-Royce has thumb grips at 4 and send a 8 you drive them underhand gangster gangster when you know your car has a tachometer right it shows your RPMs is there a rough indicator of how much power using right but hopefully not exactly but for people go crazy about the lack of a technical term rolls-royce's don't have tachometers they have a power Reserve gauge which shows you how much power the car has but that you are not using at any given time right so if you're if you're coasting along it's at a hundred going down a hill maybe you're just off the gas off the break hosting their your power Reserve so if you're coasting you're using 0% of your engine and the idea is to keep that gauge low because you want to be able to pass cars and and cruise down the road while using that 25% of this car's engine all right like not like crazy crazy but like Ford 4500 so hot yes High


    Joe Rogan - Kevin James Is a Legit Martial Artist
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    do you miss inside MMA I do I never and I told his always when I had to show there's never been a show when we were mentioned today was Friday at the film never ever I thought I wish I could stay home tonight I always wanted to go and meet who everybody was there ever was that I love that show it was great to show the new Talent test for Conor McGregor you know comes in and he was just starting and interviewing him is greater than the old guy Shield it was a fun show what happened with it I think just numbers I think it's you know nowadays with everything streaming you can you know there is no breaking news for us though it has to have it on Friday, long and reboot it and give you a show just do it online where anybody can get ahold of it dude on YouTube yeah well everyday is screaming f*** man he did it everyday it would just take off of somebody just figured out how to do it and got you into a studio yeah but you know what waiting for us to both of Kevin can wait is that goes to a third season I going to have to have that then I got 11 shows with the professional fighters League I just thought of karate combat you know so I'm good I would like to keep the free time are you a regular on Kevin can wait what's the third season of become the cast on the show is labor so I could never be on the show so I do the guest appearance the writers like it they got me back and then I did too much at 3/4 year was the first season at the end and then he called me to do they love you they want you for next year so he asked me about just got my son and he said you don't want to fight I said I did all that I just want to make people laugh so funny you're too busy to remember that play it's a great job man and it really is like that our house so funny yeah yeah the whole time when you're watching but every time you see new jokes yeah he's a very good writer he's a very very good Rider very funny guy he had a lot of fun enough people don't appreciate how good he really is I have the same manager and I got him hooked up with my manager back in like f****** 1993 or some s*** I don't remember what year it was when Kevin and I were buddies in New York I love you ride-away calling to say hey wants to meet you said I was cool. It's cool yeah I haven't used to watch all that s*** with me to watch pancrase in the early K1 fights and everything of course for the film so he's asking he says oh by the way can I have your attention to all these extras are there and it does crystal lay down so Crystal armor has had put him back to lift him up above his head breaks them back digit digit Here Comes the Boom I'm in the way he's hitting what he's doing the very first time I was training him I remember coming home and tell him I've she said and I said he's a big guy but told you listen to every little thing I say and they will do it immediately I mean his Mind Body Connection is really good coordination as well as home and tell him I've she said and I said he's a big guy but told you listen to every little thing I say and they will do it immediately I mean his butt Mind Body Connection is really good it is an island nation as well as


    Joe Rogan - Bas Rutten on Jon Jones
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    I need to ask you about some certain s*** like what do you think about the Jon Jones situation like with Jon Jones tested positive but saying was a tainted supplement what you think about all that I think I'll go back all the way back when you could do pretty much anything you wanted right I brought my own Bread on food everything to Japan if I will go to a halt I will bring my own water I won't drink the water they had their I heard all the War Stories and fighting a foreign countries that they might tainted or something something make sure everybody that you take as a professional athlete is your responsibility you know someone's that happens and I thought that painted something wasn't the same thing to supplement that you'll remember that I believe it was that same thing to the same manager that are on a list and you don't do anything else anymore just to make sure because people you know where there's smoke there's fire that's what people think it's always by godt240 I was very happy with your Romero when he when he brought a product I said that the first guy actually does that common thanks a lot of baseball players are tested positive for the exact same thing that John tested for apparently it's in a bunch of different supplement but you get it in Trace elements or a Trace Amounts you know you're not getting like big amounts in a lot of it comes from they take the same that in China where they make that s*** and they'll make some steroids and then they restaurant with gluten in their right and it's tainted to be a bunch of crazy stories one of the craziest ones they think that cocaine sometimes they cut with creatine and creatine is often infected with this steroid that it's often tainted cuz of your you know you getting cheap creatine from China and they use creatine to cut cocaine with that got a good idea don't do cocaine if you're a fighter don't do Coke when you come back when you come back I don't think they've done is hearing yet in April sometime I really hope we're going to see him soon I really hope he turns his life I think I think you can still do it to you still come back and maybe you know hope look it's clear one thing is clear from his test is that whatever he took was a tiny Trace amount and it must have been accidental must have been this is according to Jeff novitzky because of you look at right before that test you test negative pee test positive for the tiniest amount and then he test negative again right afterwards performance-enhancing benefit with the levels and he took their talk about Trace amount comes in play what he did before and that's why he's getting penalized UC so you're responsible for your actions that's what's happening I was just with the first time it would feel to just so happens I know but you know if somebody has a chance to do it back will be I think he can do it think that when he came back and before the last break. They said okay now in Canada flight I think you set him up enough I love that man to making a pattern and then break into better and that's all I love that style of fighting I mean he's such a talent I mean and just but isn't it funny how some of those guys are so talented or also so self-destructive so common it's because guess I was calling you got all the ace at nobody says no to you right and if you have that constantly 24/7 around you yeah you start becoming do you think you're God you guys are doing things that other people can't and you can that's the worst part I mean you go to jail for hitting a woman a situation and how he changed suddenly with Cormier where they were you know where they film done with the interview and they they kept is rolling I didn't know they were willing to start a how much money you have I got so much money I got this i got this thing to say but then again calling people because I know I wasn't complete idiot will you have a great perspective on it because of the Ya-Ya you've been there you know what it's like and you were a f****** Wild Man and now you're very, except for when the occasionally punched a table can you get angry like f*** because they said it's fine but because they said would be great. Now it's in my head I go I just want to do it for them so I don't feel as bad as I do and it's just saying no a little sooner that's the trick


    Joe Rogan - Zabit Magomedsharipov Is Talented
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    did you watch UFC Saturday night no I did not have no time he's flying all over the place she has not had to go to an another show not a fight show on the ward show there's this guy that fought on the undercard zabit magomedsharipov holyshit is as God how many times did you heard his name he's f****** phenomena he's one of Mark Henry's guys do New Jersey okay that's good. I'd like a shorter had a hard time getting it on them and more skill in terms of mortec two more things that he could do but goddamn bochniak is a f****** animal he is a Savage cuz he was there at every second of this fight trying to win never gave up never quit and end of the end of the fight the very of the fight in the third and final round the last minute of the fight he's pouring it on and he's got the beat up against the cage he's screaming at him he's got f****** blood coming out of his mouth is chasing after him this is the end of the fight with him standing in for all this via the show and some highlights call highlights yeah but the beat that guy is f****** talented like you wanted his record this I think he's undefeated that's good he might have one loss maybe early in his career I feel like he's 15 and although I think Siri can find his record the whole crowd going the buzzer goes off and look f****** hugs Barclays Center that was sitting down everybody stood up and went crazy me to I was standing up the only time lying you know he drew the line man is it became of thing that you are so good is that beat that name no mention of magomedsharipov f****** and telling me is like because I got to world champion


    Joe Rogan on the Conor McGregor Bus Incident "He Could Go To Jail!"
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    Dolly at the bus I'm giving you a corner lot of passes in the only reason I'm giving a lot of patches to send message Mike Tyson it said you know you getting a lot of money you have the wrong people around you at everybody say yeah you know if somebody he just has to figure himself out and it's going to be okay deep down inside he's a good guy you don't like him an end away with his family and his wife and everything that he does I hope he never loses that because that made him love him was on that bus because he was the most Wanted suffered the most serious injury Michael so got cut on his head and is that but I think he's okay I think those are just cuts and I'll be fine but Ray Borg that you do you get a corneal abrasion that's really that's really serious MMA stars are seated on so yeah so he's got he's got some serious reports only 24 afraid of is that somebody's going to show them just like heaven with Russell Crowe you remember when you hit the guy with the telephone into space to have to settle it when I was going to go to court and felony can never fight in in America again that means for Russell Crowe could have never done a movie in America again so we had to settle with the guy and had to give him that money that's a lot of money right now all right now sitting on a beach somewhere and drinking a margarita goruck well it depends if you never had money is probably gone right on the beach pina colada Ray Borg through the dolly and it cut Conor McGregor's out it's entirely possible that they might put him in something so him and Ray Borg do the same thing so that you were caught everybody else on the bus every other fighter on the bus could sue for emotional damage turn back you can you can make it right but you can you can try to make it run like a Band-Aid on a wound but you know to give him all hell I would say give the guys a little space and then hopefully he'll figure it out and consequences she's got a hundred million dollars and he made from that fight with everything he's buying adult you know I mean you got 30 million left it is a lot going on there right training Spence's bought a house bought a couple of Bentleys. if they really were going to do this Floyd Mayweather thing they're not going to be able to do it now help me and if he gets arrested or he is arrested if he gets convicted and they wind up putting him in jail it's entirely like me he's got charged with assault Mischief a few other different things that even a felony charge give us a little bit of the stupid rules his comes from the Mayweather fight it's like almost in Nokia money for the alley right just before they said no more kids about the way or the number kicks above the waist yeah Nonni's do grappling techniques just before they said no more kicks about the way or the number kicks above the waist piano needs no grappling techniques so what would you like to see


    Joe Rogan & Bas Rutten on Tank Abbott, Roy Nelson, and Butterbean
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    never got injured he wouldn't know I have no clue the giant Bell any would not people dead yeah he was like a boy Nelson only with no stamina a 185lb Phenom get fake boobs and still fight but what about a fake belly what about a guy's I just like a belly I like looking good to know if a guy had a fake belly I was going to try to see if it going to hit it to the back so I'll make a hunchback out of him see if you can move the belly lower back we can make that like a lumbar pad like the size of a really good middleweight people yeah yeah safest river right now so I think it was I do not remember that fight how many Royce like 6 ft tall Stefan struve 7ft tall animal animal honestly I mean look at his got right there how much is that it weighs about 250 right he's he I'm not bullshiting cuz he is 50 lb overweight and he's a world-class athlete and then you cannot say is 50 lb overweight so you drop down 50 lb now you're 200 lb you make 85 if you cut weight everybody does that cut 15 pounds or 85 your world champion he made him look like yair Rodriguez look at them dead than he is so funny at such a good time with him and there was a Prince George in Canada he was that he's a player f****** hell of a cook apparently you can't tell cooking some ribs and I was like damn you can't tell what it like there's a video of Butterbean cooking some ribs and I was like damn that looks legit like


    Joe Rogan - Bas Rutten's Neck Injury
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    even nerves and regrowth apparently everything and rats I mean they regrow tendons everything and I'm going to try I'm going to try it locally here on the bus at see what it does as soon as I have the water so it seems like the muscles are growing back there like slowly but surely right bicep that's a lot better than it used to be Pat miletich is the same thing same thing from his neck you know what you want to hear it. How crazy Pat's injury was Pat's disc is deteriorated so badly that is discs fused themselves Batman is dead so I guess I know they'll blame it on on punching and kicking but all the knees injury everything my rib that was out my life at all wrestling wrestlers are all f***** up but hits his neck so f***** up both of his arms are tiny and you can see the atrophy in his his arms don't match his neck you know and you can tell I mean obviously you know better than anybody about neck injuries guys always like their arm shrink first row but I was wearing a suit of course I can tell you is ridiculous it's so big but like look at this yes but yeah it's all f***** up infused and as yours right yeah for this Fusion front and back. It opens it up and then the other ones are fusions and I've a friend of mine was five and he can move with me I have Mobility his whole back is complete rock-solid fuse do you need for him in the hospital don't fry disc Fusion this guy died twice on the operating table yet infections the Ross were broke everything meant I was in the hospital he had lost a lot of weight and a big beard and he said check this out he stood up and from his butt crack all the way to above his shoulder blades or one big zipper Fusion on your back Eddie Bravo has an artificial disc they put artificial disc and now he's our I wish I had that I know I couldn't do it at that time I said the early mine output a f****** titanium 1in my my my daughter my oldest daughter just my ex-wife she's going to have to do it a little lower back she's got like two or three fusion still going to need to do what she's going to do disc replacement this fall then right after the world went and got it operated on cells had to do with babies like fetuses they were thinking people going to get abortions just so they could use the stem cells but now they realize that mesenchymal stem cells and adults get stem cells are some of the best American now is sucking fat out of people taking liposuction and then using the stem cells from your own body to to proliferate injured areas they take the matter at five times more the amount of stem cells than you have in the bone marrow so happy to hear that they like you because in the FED apparently have five times more the amount of stem cells than you have in the bone marrow so people out there a little fatter pump to hear that they like you


    Joe Rogan - Conor vs. Floyd MMA Rules "My Money's On Conor"
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    Floyd Mayweather with no shoes on in an MMA cage with MMA gloves you can clinch but no takedowns Nonni's no elbows no kicks no submissions but clinched who can clinch clinch honor even fighting from the clinch you could tie him up you could tie him up and hold on to him and hit him like Randy Couture style remember when Shane Carwin fought Frank Mir and tie them up and just obliterated in with Upper Cuts yet lunch with him if he can clinch with an understanding the outside and Connor can grab ahold of him how is Mayweather going to shake him off he's not going to give Connor decides to just wrap a hold of one of his arms just get him in Andover hook and just start punching him in the face what flights f***** his whole thing is boxing his whole thing is boxing nobody is in shoulder rolls moves if he grabs the back of the neck and hold them in place punches in the face flights f***** I don't think you understand when you say the clinch is okay if you could strike from the clinch he's f***** I'll put my money on Connor all day if he can strike from the clinch now if they just have MMA fight with boxing gloves or boxing fight with MMA gloves rather that is a different thing that's a different animal has Pink Floyd just so much better than I was then I can let him punch., elbow or knee or take down or submissions but they'll clinch and punch from the clinch just that alone that's a game-changer just that alone you hold on to somebody that means you can't get past it at your own arm as well you don't have to defense that as well so I started taking him out also but it's a one hand it's literally fighting from the clinch like that where you can hold and hit at the same time I'm at I'm interested in that side what if output Stomps sort of yeah yeah yeah but smaller gloves Connor will have more impact this punches that's true and he's so much used Too Much More used to fighting from the clinch like that where you can hold and hit at the same time I'm at I'm interested in that fight what if output Stomps you know what


    Joe Rogan - Is a Meat Only Diet Healthy?
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    cuz I had Sean Baker in here and he talked to me about it but he doesn't have any science you know there's no like it doesn't have any like real tests or any long-term studies right now balance and I think that you need fidonutrients you need plant fiber I think there's a lot of healthy stuff that you get from Plants I'm a big believer in eating meat though but all meet you guys doing all me what a time I think there's some holes and every diet I think when you go and you make the decision to only eat meat then some rational thought should come into your head maybe when I switch all the way to just meet all the time maybe there's a possibility I'm going to eat too much meat and so maybe that would make sense to bring in some fruit and bring in some vegetables just so you're not eating too much meat for the simple reason vegetables have been shown and there's you know you can get to study to show you anything but their study a study that Donna 200,000 people that went on for 14 years and they studied vegetables a study every type of vegetable and they found that they were more neutral than they were harmful or good for you they found that fruit was a little bit better for you and again you can have any study say anything what they were looking for exactly but the main thing they're looking for was it being protective in terms of your heart that was their main there the main thing they were looking at so they found out the saturated fat is protective of your heart they found out that cholesterol is actually protective of your heart. That's all is now it's all like you know without you can't taken tons and tons of salt because then something's going out your dead take too much of a few things can be done too far I jumped on a carnivore diet just to give it a shot and see exactly what was about my life so I was like I still have a long way to go in my opinion you know this is a work-in-progress but the reason I did it was really simple it's a dietary intervention I went through sobriety as we know I was a drug addict and alcoholic for about 6 years and when I went through sobriety that's it that's an intervention like they're it's there's something wrong there's a problem we need to fix it so my problem now was arthritis and I needed something I was like an intervention that would get me from the you know being arthritic and in pain and not being able to live to being able to lift and so there is some of this might be a placebo effect of me going like one on this diet and I feel great and whatever and so I'm I'm now lifting more some of it might be a placebo effect and that's okay with me if it is but I feel excellent on this diet and I think the reason is I'm getting a lot more protein in I wasn't getting enough protein on keto because listen to everybody say well it will knock you out of ketosis if you eat too much protein and that's what I being told that I wasn't muscular I didn't have I wasn't being able to put on muscle you were constantly testing your blood levels when using a meter yet every day about three or four times like I'm crazy with it because eating a lot of protein but there was there were things that if I cheated on my diet for example of course that would take me out of ketosis but then I also got to a point where you become so fat adapted that you become what we like to call metabolically flexible metabolic flexibility just means you can switch from being a fat burner and I'm mostly a fat burner for the most part so I'm eating high-fat but then if I do eat something with sugar in it doesn't really affect me that much because I because I'm used to it 90% going with the fat so I can kind of move back and forth between those two things but what I realized on the corner diet when I switched over to carnivore the whole time I was thinking man if I could just have an apple I would feel like I would feel so much better cuz this eating this steak it's killing me and it's driving me crazy just mentally I wasn't ready for I wasn't tough enough to just say okay I'll just have steak on a plate really well you automatically use intermittent fasting almost have a hamburger in your pocket or you don't run through in and out burger or whatever it might be but yeah you end up using utilizing some intermittent fast Pac-Man the only food I have to eat is a hamburger or steak or hamburger steak and he's hugely jacked and he's also a powerlifter and they did a large-scale study with fruit and they found out that the fruit actually wood blood glucose down instead of instead of bring it up when taken with protein like red meat and so I'm like looking at this going like will not going to drive my glucose up I mean why not have some fruit and so that I'm in talking with Stan about it he was saying like I think fruit is totally fine I think you can have as much as you want and so I sort of switch over they've done studies where they where they've studied fructose so I can everybody thinks fructose is really bad has fiber in it and those things sort of like protect you from what's going on in the sugar they actually there's phytonutrients in Fruit like saying Apple the certain phytonutrients that won't allow your small intestine the fat and so it actually helps you to digest things like red meat that have high fat Asian fruit that help you digest the sugars in them and it seems like it's been working pretty good so from last month and it everything improved from keto to carnivore I didn't really have any cholesterol issues I didn't have any what was what were my issues with that we've had our blood work done probably four or five times in the last year so I would say yeah and you do not all the numbers are great but for the most part it's been pretty healthy that cholesterol has been good to triglycerides have been good to still show up in your blood just it's not in the hot and on the high range of the you know of what it what it shows you on the on the sheet and we also had other people for what the triglycerides and cholesterol is good why so that's something that we have to like look into it is C-reactive protein it's a marker for inflammation and my C-reactive to stimuli of the heart on keto but then after I went keto to carnivore came way way down so I don't I don't know where it is right now and I also had a really hot mine registered Lehigh I don't know where it was totally fine with all the blood work I've had done in the last one I had done it skyrocketed people were saying well maybe it's cuz you worked out beforehand. right now will you consistent in when you ate when you get your test done will you guys on a fast train beforehand so I might have looked it up all you f***** it up for sure we constantly change all the time particularly important with dietary cholesterol cholesterol in the blood to wait registers if you have a big bino fat-filled meal and then go and get a blood test vs. you fasting is like how was your body absorbing this is what's really important how's your body is absorbing use essential nutrients not like what what happens right after you eat cuz you're that which is good tripping with my HDL went way up from a 60 points when going from keto to carnivore well are you eating a lot of fatty Cuts like real when you have a snake with really nice about having a steak is you're right about 65 to 75% fat already like this is not there really isn't a substantial amount of proof of how much better that is I do know that grass-fed beef has five times the amount of Omega-3 so you always want to pick grass-fed beef when you can why people can't afford it and also the bet for me the best meat is at Costco at the best tasting meat that you're going to find out I've Been Everywhere. what is exactly Organics you have to pay to get organic status to it's a weird thing and I have to pay a lot of money cuz I remember talking to bulletproof and that the guy was Tommy like you have to today last please tell me you have to pay money to get recognized as being organic so yeah it is true I'm sure it cost money to get tested in to make sure that you're when you're looking at the standards like that what does it mean it means no antibiotics no added hormones read me is that you're you're eating what you did you little more expensive cut but you're eating an animal that is eating what it's supposed to eat yeah when you eating like I've had wagyu beef and Kobe beef I mean that's up to say I completely agree with you but they're there isn't science to really support that eating the cow that was fed with soy or corn is necessarily way worse and so I might just be stupid for waiting for that to come out if you work and if those are more present in grass-fed meat when you just assume the grass-fed meat is more nutritious yeah I would say that it has more it has moral made it has more omega-3 and might be more nutritious and in that that particular way that I say like how is the cost benefit from Whole Foods for a filet 1999 a pound at Costco for a filet the Costco one how much better the one from Whole Food is Almost not edible like a ditch didn't it didn't taste good that's real tough and me sometimes for me sometimes I have to like you have to eat a lot of meat and if it doesn't taste that good you're not going to get through it so I prefer to have me to taste better I like for grass-fed me I like to use grass-fed beef patties cuz they're a little fatty or like this place really do another film and he and I are doing this one together on nutrition and we're just we're trying to find out some truth I mean we're trying to find out about grass-fed and organic and all these different things but mainly we're just trying to figure out how the f*** do we help fight obesity how do we help fight diabetes how do we help people gain control their diet and I think that's really truly were talking about his control and he look it up something like a ketogenic diet in my opinion it's one of the few diets that can really help people with control we help people gain control of their diet and I think that's really truly were talking about his control and he look at it something like a ketogenic diet in my opinion it's one of the few diets that can really help people with control their diet because it can help break up the cravings and that's really ultimately I think we're our fight is against it's against Cravings while these convenient foods that taste so f****** good while the crater in her face all the time


    Joe Rogan - Francis Ngannou is Special
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    me and he's not even barely lifting weight and that guy's just really left now and mine oh my God right of him in the same sand mine and he's wearing his f****** Reebok jersey with his name on the back of it digging sand with all the guys who used to work with is hard labor and it's couldn't do that all day big f****** stand all day you know f****** strong you would be just carrying 20 lb hunks of sand and shoving them to the top of that truck all day long he's a beast genetics his father's built like him too there's a picture of him on his Instagram when he was 3 years old standing next to his father and you look as Daddy like Jesus like the Apple on the tree he knocked out Alistair Overeem he beat Francis ngannou whoever his f****** terrified of in France has been blowing everybody out of the water including Alistair Overeem I just think and knocked out to Dos Santos also I think Steve pays the best of all time so when you know Steve pays able to beat you and beat you by using his wrestling and using his smarts and using his his octagon intelligence and just his overall fight IQ just knows how to fight better he just got more tools in the toolbox Francis learn and he's an incredible athlete and what he has over everybody is Power Hit he has more power in his but we have a machine out there called the power Cube and that machine Francis register the highest-ever power punch by like 10,000 units whatever you like that means so Tyrone Spong was a super powerful heavyweight boxer he scored like 1:19 I think it was in front or 114th and then Francis scored one 2929 thousand and use when he hits me and that's about what you check right you didn't check a little bit more than that so that's like you might check the North Face 152 from a kick you know I've been kicking my whole life he's really only been anime for five years so he's just as fun to watch he's amazing watch it's like a old Tyson fight even a match in a fight with us and he's very hungry to learn and I am very hopeful that he's going to learn in email and I really I hope it incorporates a real rigorous wrestling program cuz I was one thing that was lacking from his last was last training camp and fought for Steep at the UFC needs a 300 and up Club do you know that have that have that weight class and then have money fight for a minute and rest for like 5 minutes do whatever you want huh I'm hopeful that Francis still mean he's a little older in terms of like being this newest Ford at 33 you know me really didn't even start training until he was 28 maze kind of crazy with homeless Africa where you worked in the sand mine and gets to the number one Contender spot in the UFC but there's guys now Alexander Volcom Vulcan volkov volkov he's this this is a giant guy like he's a huge I need six seven cheese and Incredibly skillful so there's there's these guys that are coming up that are like at the higher end the way class ice is last name volkov right get confused cuz Russian say things with Russian accent vocal vocal and he has real power he and he's hard to hit man but his game is so well-rounded the difference between him and a I likes you know Francis is he's not new to the game I mean he's a giant guy who's been fighting for a long f****** time so he is a real efficient martial artist when he fought for BC over Doom I could tell early on the Striking exchanges like wow Vibe refill might be in trouble like this guy's he's long you know that stay on the outside and he knows he's got an excellent sense of distance and it got legit knockout power he thought for brizio up man that was hard to watch was like wow he's a giant guy who's been fighting for a long f****** time so he is a real efficient martial artist when he fought for BC over Doom I could tell early on the Striking exchanges like wow by Bruce you might be in trouble like this guy's he's long he knows that stay on the outside and he knows he's got an excellent sense of distance and it got legit knockout power he thought Fabricio up man that was that was hard to watch was like wow


    Joe Rogan - Zabit/Bochniak Fight Was Crazy!
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    types have been so good Anderson Silva Bones Jones a lot of these guys have to think that you know you think someone may be shorter stock here and getting the inside but didn't see something long seems like a huge fight at 1:45 and 6 to he wasn't real tall but he's like six one right but he was 175 and you know he was obviously fighting in the unlimited class in right now f****** phenomenal he's so talented that was the first time I saw him fight live and is it's a different thing we see someone like you see someone in a video and go wow that guy's good but they seem live and you know your brain has like a little computer where it's seeing what you know you got to got a database especially me I've seen so many fights have a database of how people move and then you see that guy moving like one thing whether it's in O'Connor or whether it's Tyron Woodley or is every now and then you see next level and you go like Tyron Woodley to me he fought Carlos Condit and it was a moment in the Condit fight where he stepped forward and snap Carlos with a straight right hands like is every now and then you see Next Level when you go like Tyron Woodley to me he thought Carlos Condit and it was a moment in the Condit fight where he stepped forward and snap Carlos with a straight right hands like 10% faster than should be like Edson Barboza switch kick


    Joe Rogan - Veganism Is a Religion
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    I really better think about what I say more and even now I'm just a lot more careful about making absolute statements I don't make anymore absolute statements or things like that because you want to be sure that you're conveying the right information of people what were you saying before the podcast started bringing up again about veganism coming from a religion church I believe so there was a group of people that had a church and the guy that led the church as part of the the church yeah they were following the Jewish kosher laws or whatever at first and it was like No Pigs or whatever else shellfish I think I do pigs are shellfish and then the guy just said like they just sort of took it to the next level and said like no no meat no animal products at all and so these people that were in this church were like the first real group of vegans the Church of Seventh-day Adventist I think is what it's called is where it came from like 1863 is when that like movement I get started people doing it earlier than obviously but I think that that's where the roots came in and I just find that really interesting because it does you know it does seem like a religion it seems like today it seems like a lot of times you called out a lot of stuff like that from people that are vegans sound like Pilates feel special people with vegan in their name and their screen name do is go after people what they're doing is in many ways is a very good thing they're not participating factory farming right they're not participating in the horrors that we seen these f****** PETA videos received cows and pigs and chickens are just being tortured all that f*** that is disgusting and that should be eliminated and shouldn't be a part of modern culture but in terms of like Humane raising and killing of animals but they're not going to live forever and I don't care what you say I am not into animal suffering I don't think they should suffer but if you try to say that people are not herbivores or that people are herbivores rather and they were not omnivores you crazy it's just not true it's not fact they show picture these are not the teeth of a carnivore these is a carnivore stupid or omnivores the human diet is a very complex thing when you attach the human diet to Audiology then it gets really screwed because you're not dealing you're not dealing with people that are being honest about dietary like what is really important for dietary requirements how you body functions what the studies show if you look at it objectively the objective the first thing anybody should say first thing across the board gave it all the f****** sugar that's number one eat more vegetables I think you guys don't eat more vegetables eat healthy fats get some form of Omega fatty acids recognize that the Omega fatty acids you get from flaxseed oil or not as bioavailable is fact from studies not as bioavailable zinc make a fatty acid you get from fish and meat. Just not the meat the proteins he will broccoli bioavailable protein from Plants you get it from him you get it from quinoa you get from peas P protein for a good but it's not as good as the the protein that you get from me it's just not can it sustain you yes it can can you be a healthy person and live a f****** bounce life on a completely vegetarian diet 100% but I would always recommend eat free-range eggs you're not hurting a chicken nothing gets hurt it is free food we have do I have chickens they roam around the eve hatchables nobody eats them the chickens live a f****** healthy life they lay eggs we eat the eggs eggs are healthiest f*** eat toast find a place that has free range chicken eat the eggs it's mean it's not vegan but it is vegetarian as you want to get rid of dairy and you don't want that man I've seen dairy farm it's f***** up they treat them in the way they're raised them and just the whole idea behind it keep them in the state and it's just it's unnatural and that is a reality of dairy production and if you don't want to be a part of that that's 100% Noble but we have to be honest about nutrition requirements not about the ideology of veganism and this is the problem with these people and so many of them especially the ones with vegan attached their identity because they use the name like the I'm vegan Warrior this is vegan print vegan Defender the f****** moron and what they do is they start eating plants they start talking s*** and they go looking to just go after anybody who's not on the same page as them and the real problem is people that watch a movie like what the health or something and then think well that this is oh my God I'm killing myself by not being a vegan and find out what they've done is make a vegan proselytizing movie The trying to get people going in because that's what they do and a lot of these people they give up a lot of people to get to a point where the hell can't take it anymore I f****** give up Chris Kresser not yet thank you Daddy gratitude and he thrown me and these found out they got death threats and people are f****** go after them yes man they have their own Farm they're raising their own farm animals and they decide to start eating them and when they made these posts about starting these people went after them and you know it's not this is not kindness and you know this is not someone who's compassionate f****** c*** and the Gang by doing this carnivore diet thing if you do anything that's outside of that they go out to you


    Joe Rogan on Khabib's UFC 223 Performance
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    is nurmagomedov wrestling khabib takes how my God everybody but everybody was good black belt world champion heat rash of hotel rooms he's like you look in his eyes like he's the guy could not make wave I believe Max would have made the way they didn't and I can go into detail with a couple of them one of them is they wouldn't let Paul Felder fight Paul Felder wanted to fight they said he's not ranked Paul Felder is a f****** killer he is a straight-up killer and him vs. khabib would have been a very interesting fight because Paul is a big 155 he's very big and very strong and he is an expert world class Striker Paul Felder is a dangerous dangerous man for anybody 255 lb and expert he's also get very good defense in everything very good defense standing up very good defense on the ground he felt his f****** well-rounded I would been very intrigued in that fight and they offered it to Felder Felder said f*** yeah and then in the New York State athletic Commission I don't hear from now or whenever and he's f****** world class so that they don't know that and if they were based on the rankings for the rankings are horseshit they're made by a bunch of people that I think a lot of times are by us they have terrible judgment sometimes a guy will f*** a guy up and then you look at the rankings and he's below that. I just beat this guy and he still below the guy the Rings like what the f*** else can you do end up getting Ross Pearson is beating some legit guys mean look can bang any stuff as s*** and he's got a wrestling background which I think play a big factor in that fight obviously he was greatly outclassed by a guy who I think is one of the greatest lightweights of all time and now that he's a champion I'm very interested in seeing but I think what we saw in that fight that was very intriguing was the fact that iaquinta was able to get back up that I couldn't is one of the few guys that has ever thought that stuffed a bunch of takedowns and then into the late-round fantasy guy in Alf that didn't prepare for a five-round fight yeah he was getting ready for a three-round fight with Paul Felder so mean f****** props to Al iaquinta major props that Kyle bochniak kid a clinic I mean zabit put on a jump spinning back kicks roundhouse kick switch kicks he hit him with a swift kick that was like Jesus and still care phenomenal that's what I love you know and that was in my mind I was worth the price of admission for the whole paper your car just 2000s fight for sure for sure that you know is a legit world-class but nobody thought he was coming in you know how is a legit world-class fiery mean definitely is not on the level of could be but nobody thought he was coming in I think it was in a lot of ways and upset at the fact that he was able to go to the distance and you see what khabib did to so many other Fighters me he mauled everybody else I mean the best wrestler had 155 ever I mean ever he does things to world-class guys that makes you just confused


    Joe Rogan - Mighty Mouse vs. TJ Dillashaw Needs to Happen!
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    just like you all right if you want this and what happens if we're to win which I don't think he is unfortunately I don't you think I think this is kind of a little bit right now. play forever I think is the best I mean that's fair he needs a guy the challenge him is he fighting so who do again who I left a hoot up with like that shouldn't hate f****** money that's just ridiculous I mean so who knows a beast no doubt about it and I love what so who do did against Wilson Hazelwood holyshit is like a different soda karate champion Mighty Mouse did are you like to clinch check these out Olympics that's very cool chip of this me out there needs the body is fat I grabbed him once just joking around playing he hit me in the body with an E so fast using it was a confusing where that come from so f****** fast why did we know why the TJ fights aren't going down dude I don't know but that one bums me out that would be gigantic superfight like why wouldn't he take that fight so it's going to be a while that's not that's not healed up so I don't know what the case is you know I mean shoulder surgery 6 months I mean so you wait three months and never three months Camp you know I mean it no way they would take that fight of the shoulder wasn't a hundred percent Melanie fighting risk is Legacy cuz he loosened and it wouldn't go hard early to test it and I don't know a little bit because it is shoulder takes awhile even with all our Advance Pastor dos anjos where the interim belt so now Woodley Lily have to fight the winner of this yeah right grade 5 dos anjos sitting there with two belts on the shoulders I mean and then what you do it there until it's safe for whatever reason walks through Wonderboy which is you know stuff to do but say walk through which would let you know struggled a little bit walks through them and Wonder Boys the number one guy not due until jumps up the number one or is Delta at work that way because how old are the ratings do now it almost hurts if your guy like Sean Shelby or Dana trying to make these matchups cuz guy who's at 4:30 hey what if I 797 I've nothing to gain from it where before like they want to fight this guy he's a name he's on a seven-fight win streak we don't know what ranking is blue guy who's at Fourth and he wouldn't fight 797 have nothing to gain from it there before they he wants you to fight this guy he's a name he's on a seven-fight win streak we don't know what ranking is blue-nose damn good you guys were more willing to take it now they know he's seven what I want number one


    Joe Rogan - Becoming a Parent Changes You
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    if you're around the kid enough for changes who you are and if you're not around the kid changes who you are because then you realize you're not around the kid and that that's going to take a piece out of who you think you are but you know what if if you if we have friends who are great Dad's or whatever and you could see it in their kids I can write and I'm I'm not seeing a psychologist or I'm some extra in parenting but if I get a person's house and I see the way the kids treat the pants are you you're not around enough me I can't I promise you I can tell my son doesn't act like that you can call me whatever you want whatever you want one thing I am is a piece of that I know that I don't know if I'm good, I don't know if I was a good fighter I don't think it'd podcaster that's all up for debate one thing I know is I'm a f****** good dad man good for you man that's a it's a very very very very important Quality Inn. Quality when your kid becomes an adult that's going to be is a major factor in how you get along even parents and then once I got out their parents were nice to them but the parents of shity to them when they were kids and they always hold it against always they always have that s*** in the back of the head like why are you a dick when I was twelve you know that. That s*** is always in their heads like that Avatar horse when you're young mixed together and if you don't even feel when you're young and I was talking to someone a therapist they're saying I think it's from like to their three if you don't make that connection now when do not go when therefore I call do it now it's almost too late cuz I already developed these is this brain Pathways right now my dad's an ass and there's really nothing to do to fix it man I went to the movies yesterday with my kid what movie we want to see the Gnomeo and Juliet Sherlock gnomes watch the movie am I couldn't be happier I want to see the stupid f****** movie no but I don't care she wants to I couldn't be happier without their watch this silly notion it movie just a little snugabunny I bought your loss baby 9 * 5 greater much mommy mama dude it's me every morning your car for your mom girls are like that too in a lot of ways except the fact that the mom is not just the soft sweet woman in the house but she's also the person who made them in her body has chemical in that kind of her body man is not like I had to deal with my wife I'm not naming any kids I got veto power way more work like it's way harder to make the person I go as long as you try to call the kid applesauce or something f****** stupid you know I just don't feel like it's not even proposition her what you're going to do anyways you don't want kids now he'll know in a podcast recently that's really been making me think a lot about this is Bret Weinstein the professor that gotten that do you know that he is with the Evergreen and all that and different things that men attracted to a woman that they think would be a great companion and a great mother and like someone who he said there's a difference between hot and beautiful like some women are beautiful and like they're loving you want to be around them and goes with his other women or just hot and in males that very receptive woman who doesn't require any commitment was an opportunity for men to spread their seed with someone who they didn't have to be down for ya so there's literally like a programme in a man's mind so you see a girl with big giant tits and a little waist and a fat ass hanging out of her shorts and she's got sloppy makeup on and she looks at you and you're okay so much that I literally never considered it until he brought it up on the podcast. Isabella Mom and I guarantee cuz I saw her interactive Collins kids and I can guarantee you that you might be the greatest host in the world like you're going to be the best mom I've ever seen and then she like really unlike I guarantee you like Bam Bam do you like talk back to the parents are mean to their parents like God what's wrong with you if I was dating a girl she'd like badmouth her mom like what's wrong with you girl it's hard to break those kids may very well have that same kind of behavior towards their kids like when they they become adults it's a hard pattern a break sometimes need the right person in your life like a good person in your life that you you know wife or husband or whatever it is you know when you match up with that person I could change who you are to that's why I always say that one of the most important things about Community like your community of friends yeah is that when you have good friends those people change you like you react like everyone is your tribe you react like everyone's your friends so you want good for them you love them and care about them they change who you are they changed and they inspire you or they lie whether they inspire you with being smart or their kindness or their ambition whatever it is we're not individuals where a piece of a community always and. Community even if it's a small community called family that pieces depending upon who you do that piece with a you might be an amazing dad with the right woman but with the wrong woman you might be so frustrated with the relationship that you're not as good at that it's all right now there might be chaos going on all the time you might be situations you put the kid in when you're yelling screaming at each other the kitchen see all these different factors are dependent upon your relationship with this other person and they changed you and you change them like you might be the wrong person for them they might be super cool and calm with someone else but with you they just want to make sure it doesn't hit the buttons for the reason a woman saying to you I don't want this Breitbart strongman like a strongman get the f*** out of your any guy calls himself a strong man like that what's this position but whatever I did please follow apologize but I also feel like in in in this Camellia friend that was talking about if you were a ship father it would show elsewhere in your life around us or if we're at the store with restaurant or in your in your social media then suck another thinks it's not it's not always 100% correct but you know if you're a shity daddy going to be a shity friend agree and if you're a shity friend you're going to be sitting down and I say this to with like with due to a shity day dad's it's like right if you're willing to do that to your little your Kinect is person I am actually there they're made of your DNA if you want to treat him like that when the going gets rough for me where the f*** are you going to be there's no way I want you my Foxhole let's big man is so and then the people that don't they don't understand that but understand what they're doing wrong that's rough to people that can't see it and try to explain to them and they can't see it the one thing people put up with those in I would never do this but if you give someone parenting advice just doesn't there's just some things can't talk about you should politics religion and parenting the only way I think parenting advice Works ever is if you talk about one great thing that you found that you do kid without criticizing us could give them advice but not give them advice by like you can relay your personal positive experiences and either they take it or they don't but as soon as you start saying hey man I see how you talk to your son and you like what what the f*** 1 1/2 at the time and I'm sticking to this display area and he would you know he did not express himself and everyone is older and you take kids and he's a big kid is 9 percentile for size and all that stuff and he would hit kids and the the place where I was taking them and Brentwood knew I was a former fighter one of the guys who works front desk has a fan of them and they took me aside and said you know we got a bit of a problem cuz tiger is hitting kids and we think it's in Corporation of you let him watch fights and for you guys are silly as f*** I'm never bring him back he's one in the Hat and one else in the three I mean yeah I cold-cocked that you are proud of them however it's just this white kids do they hit man it's nothing to me and I tell Noah I stand on my helicopter when he's in there but one and a half he's not watching UFC it's not has nothing to do with them like that you of whatever you're getting into this is some Brentwood s*** lady right now oh my God this is some Brentwood s*** lady there's a lot of rat was s*** right now alright yellow yellow


    Joe Rogan - Liz Phair on Starting Out in Music
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    I didn't want a fanboy out when I met you but I'm a huge fan just right now I really love you music I think Dave cross is the first guy to turn me on to you I think I remember him telling me about Exile in guyville anybody grade on Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad he's done a lot of other stuff that's awesome too but there's something about the two of those guys together very unusual combination in their writing just so bizarre weird but they didn't Netflix thing for a while I don't know if they're still doing that do you know anyway Dave cross when you go very good about that so you got what you have now you have a box it out coming up compilation that what it is the original girlysound tapes that I made on a 4-track in late 80s early 90s Kristen my way across like the Bay Area I mean I had a place we I was rooming everyone from my college class moved out to San Francisco basically from Overland so I went to and I made these little cassettes that I forwarded to two friends and one of them got super busy making copies of these cassettes and sent them to every fanzine in America with this like glowing recommendation and all of us is living at home still didn't have a job and I would get these envelopes coming to me saying like please make me a cassette copy yours $10 and can you start of taywan you is actually a person who made lots of cassettes and sent them around so I sent him to think that you were going to eventually make it or be a big singer that you was at even an idea but I didn't I was super stage frightened and I couldn't think of anything I'd rather do less than get up in front of you put myself into this kind of cold sweat when I think about it can I leave the country and then like I get on the stage and it all comes back to me and I'm like I've done this a million times is the best job in the world and it just I can't psych myself into that feeling until I'm actually on stage even imagine where we do that we do it all the time


    Joe Rogan - Automated Cars & Evolution of Conciousness
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    I can't handle self-driving cars I can't do that I can't do no I'm not am I yes I am right now cuz they're kill a couple of people Mercedes Jeep just getting in your car turning the key and just going I'm good dude you can't do that anymore that's that's going to be a real thing that's going to be one day America to me is about big long roads and freedom if you've got the goods you can start a business there or whatever it is that's me is America I don't want to be locked into a little channels going all 20 miles an hour I need got to be like a thing on a factory line well you might get lucky and die before it becomes meritorious okay it's the psychology can you not go mad you might go mad well if you found out that you were going to live this life over again every time like infinitely would you be able to handle it handle it now you living right now like five times he still Keepin it right right if someone came up to you right now was I'm going to give you the reality of existence the reality of existence has you will do this life and infinite number of times until you get it right you never going to get it right so just going to keep living this life over and over again hopefully f****** up less and less each time but most likely going to still fuk up and just going to keep doing the same thing body shaking you like I want to stay alive I don't want to die so why don't you want to stay alive and just keep doing it over and over and over and over know what is their Transcendence is there a goal like I mean like Blues Brothers might be top 5 easily for me trials and tribulations and the things that go sideways they reveal sideways as an option to us and gets its back on track I have an expression that my onward and sideways Bentley when I first moved to LA my friend Nora was friends with him and he drove us to UFO conference and I just remember sitting in the back of this huge Bentley and he wouldn't talk to me not of Interest enough till I kept pretty funny was very organized is just like any like them or something like everything is that you get to a point where people realize you can you make a lot of profit if you just start talking about UFOs or talking about extraterrestrial Invaders that are inevitably coming and when and and then everything gets murky you know just real Mercury acrylic who's who's being it's just it it's not always pure you know like there's some people that look at it in that are like real researchers like there's a bunch of them that try to figure out what the f*** is going on and they make a lot of sense you know and they're they're trying to figure out they don't they don't point to anything in particular and save this this little fetus this is an alien baby and we're going to eat jeans to prove like you know they found that little baby but what they're really looking for his aerial phenomena right that's Ariel phenomenon is one but the problem is that the government move great speeds at odd angles is what I understand actually like Tesseract Tesseract from Wrinkle in Time you would like a girl book that was able to actually like Tesseract the Tesseract from wrinkle in time you were a girl book that was


    Joe Rogan - Khabib vs Ben Askren Is The Fight To Make!
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    B2 let's party that's a really into you know if I can make a superfight if I was like Dana Scrooge McDuck to sit on top of all these gold coins I call it been asking my yo any interest in fighting khabib at 170 Buck yes f*** what's up brother NcStar talkingshit call Dana are perfect Egghead it works with self-pay trees it's the bottom line yeah but then you ruin khabib have been asking to be too I think you give Ben askren a guy who's a good fighter just be well the problem is for so long and then even went down towards gotten bigger on Spike TV he was off in 1 FC but we're hardcore like that the Casual fan has no idea like who is this guy with a curly hair they're sending to his death but we can sell it because he speaks well we could sell the s*** out of it I can hike the s*** out how to be 100% honest in the process I think you something special I think is grappling is very unusual very difficult to prepare for and if you going to deal with khabib against a guy who can neutralize his stuff and then we see like what was he could be by his back Ben askren f****** with Annie across the belly punching khabib anaphase 1 scramble grappling community 450 million dollars I make money off this kid let me do this don't you think you have to put Ben askren in the UFC fight though against someone to show everybody what he's capable. I hope he has all those belt undefeated Olympian run promo the embedded trades for like it it's never happened right that's never happening that you sold me thank you guys get Dan to listen to this video someone who's really good like Neil Magny or Carlos Condit have him up like f****** kobayashi's hot dog hair out of it I'm interested in just like rape some hump some for 3 Matthew stock man I know but he probably won't be able to that could be so you got to watch that once we missed the boat on the ground Soccer Kicks that you're close, and just like rape some hump some for 3-month you left that stock man I know but I won't be able to that could be so you got to watch that once we missed the boat is so much more suited to one FC because they allow those needs to the head on the ground true Soccer Kicks and what they still a soccer kick someone up C


    Joe Rogan Setting PowerKube Kick Record
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    I've been doing rows with my trainer oh yeah I do that 2000-meter row and I'm like what's a good time so we looked up the top times I think I'm top 300 the world right now I bet you know I got to do some work it was a big gathers big difference between top 300 in the top hundred top 300 look it up machine Bond hold on let's just the humblebrag let's just be serious are you the hardest kicker ever on that goddamn UFC machine Francis machine a video of me doing 152 like right now you only see the one with me kicking it with my jeans on and that what got to 135 stretchy jeans I know what all my goodness sir he just scorched me Theo Von did me dirty just brought weird clown in each other with each other I said you look like an extra from the water place setting these are different these right now I have other similar called mottandbow is a notice a good dump yet my ass is way bigger than complimenting me on it nothing wrong with and I don't like that fat belly though so fat right now you are not fat for me 152 nothing wrong with that fat belly though so fat right now you are not fat for me 152


    Joe Rogan - Time is a Construct
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    future science that's what you're into the future science I wish we lived in the future so that's where ghost fit in time I think time is an illusion I think that I'm more Interstellar I'm more in that zone. watch is real it says 4:30 that's when the movie starts right that's a real species we're coordinating together we're working isn't ant colony we're sending signals which happened to be X signals were using math to coordinate doesn't mean anything doesn't mean anything but if someone's 5 minutes late you like 5 minutes late how crispy you are from going around the Sun but it's not like really anything sorry how far are you away from this gravitational pull I think he's way more interesting that's a real thing we're just clocking a spinner the same thing with the lungs underwater the Earth spins thing outside of human coordination like things happening the meantime helpful in any way other than for us I don't think it exists in the universe really at Home Depot or train depot giant butt of a train right huge I don't know 20 ft tall 18 ft wide filled with that likes that that feeling of like oh my God is great mechanical Power and then it leaves the depot but you're still there you didn't get on it and it it just travels in the distance into a tiny or tiny did the train shrink okay so when you see all this matter going into a black hole is it really hitting a singularity are we really condensing matter to that extent or is it just condensing to a certain extent and traveling in the distance is it going somewhere and that's why we perceive it as gone that's not what I'm saying like and I think the Big Bangs at the other end of that process of coming out that's a real thought they think that well every galaxy has a supermassive black hole that Snapchat at one-half of 1% of the entire galaxy so the larger the Galaxy the largest supermassive black hole the prevailing theory is that or one of the prevailing theories I should say inside every black hole maybe another Universe it's entirely possible that there's another Universe of hundreds of billions of galaxies each with supermassive black holes and center of them and you go through that one you go into and it's fractal and just goes on forever and ever and ever it's also spending the Multiverse ideas like legit scientist talk about that now numbers reduced universes that's crazy but that's crazy as it gets like says who why would why would you think this f****** the infinite numbers of these things out there that we're just a part of something that's so big like if you looked at all the zeros on that number you wouldn't even be able to wrap your head around that you be like what what's a billion how many zeros is that how many billions is this how many trillions is in a billion but there's no way yet the Fermi Paradox different light with me some different planets that could potentially support life like there's a hundred billion galaxies and each one has hundreds of billions of stars how many those have habitable planets and if the if so why haven't they contacted kill all the comers or the and going to the I am your pops that are not connected to this this hivemind this real electronic reality


    Joe Rogan on Transgender Athletes
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    your three do you mean how he's into cars this week next week is mean troll sandwich shop is dick off while they were like this article was like really super positive about it and bring the kids therapy and shed and aiding his transition like he's f****** 3 in this I just read this like two days ago I was like this is so not so much as going on right now and I want to be transformed Mechanicals arms on me why am I Robot now well when you're 3 told you want to be a robot the same s*** it's crazy insane it's so weird it's so weird that people are just openly jumping into this and it's these weirdo super you know ideological Progressive people that just they're locked into this idea that it's amazing to have a trans kid and you know the kid shows any sign whatsoever being inclining to be female or client to be mailed to pushing in looks like you got to let the child develop is no real science and what the f*** happens when you put hormone blockers into a three-year-old and try to transition to a girl but also the the real doctors you know what the hell they're doing they're not going to inject a kid with hormones do you say listen if you want to do this when you're 18 19 even then little too early but he's legit dogs and then I'm willing to help you out but before then get out of here. Let's see where you at when your 16th there's a market for it which is a cruel thing to say weird way to describe the problem on the Spectrum for some of those kids they do feel like they're trapped in a woman's body on it and I feel from that must suck to go through high school and all that but isn't that the exception you're not saying like it is the exception that follows like that and they should have access to it how could you do that how do you know I mean you just don't and anybody says he do your crazy people change you change when hormones get into your body and maybe you won't be the most masculine man in the world and maybe you will turn into a woman someday maybe but give yourself a goddamn chance to just exist to see the high school wrestler yes the girl and beating them whatever man it's crazy your gear taking a high school girl and you're feeling her up with testosterone with injections okay if she was just a girl and she wasn't like trying to transition into a man and they found out that she was winning the state championship as a woman or the girl rather by taking steroids they would take it away from other notations cheated there be an uproar do not let a wrestle yes not let a recipe that we can trust with the boys and their stress that off that we don't have enough she's transitioning to she and it's just it's not fair it would if it was the other way it would be more fair because like if you are a man and you're transitioning to be a woman and they make you wrestle men while you're going to be at a disadvantage because you are taking hormone blockers or you're getting castrated you losing your testicles you whatever whatever it is you are at a disadvantage that ass but yeah he's at a disadvantage now transitioning to a man that he's on steroids you got up the kids on turn them into a man correct male tennis player transition to a female tennis players that's what you want a man that's the plot of Juwanna Mann tennis Edition know that movie was a guy who couldn't get suspended from like the Lakers the fake Lakers in the movie she's like to play basketball so he was six foot played women's college basketball because he played as a man but now he's not a man anymore now this fool is a f****** woman he's a fool and right back and you're 50 years old and you pretend to be a college girl Helm transsexual plays women's college in America imagine if your kid is on a team with that person and that person takes your kids scholarship takes your kids look at that right there 52 years old goes to college ball I think she played against her and I can't get a shot off would let her play as a woman that's Shaquille O'Neal I don't know I don't want to I don't want to give him any press press makes me sick Giant-Man nonsense it straight nonsense this is where she could probably those progressiveness goes down the rabbit hole what is it Mission College she play college basketball for 30 years ago as a man how does she still have eligibility cuz she's a woman now that's what I said and when you're transitioning you go back and now you're a woman you don't have a history of playing as a woman so now you're allowed to play again five more years of college ability now you're allowed to play again five more years of college ability to feel like a lot more guys going to do this that would do it a hundred percent off


    Joe Rogan's Isolation Tank Hallucination
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    I know a lady who lives in the Arctic Circle she looks like 200 miles above the Arctic Circle she's on that show Life Below Zero if they show but she can come out I really on the ball like I can't do it I think that's where like the next plague starts I think can you imagine there's almost nothing that can f*** you worse than it fall off a cruise ship but these people they they survive it you had the illusion of seeing boats come by and talk to him and he liked talk to people that were saying just hang on hang on longer is all imaginary like none of it was real but he was having like a full set of trippy virtual reality experience with his hallucinations that kept him alive longer there were like his subconscious but they would come in his mind in vessels in like stop and talk to him throw him something motivating sensory deprivation tanks or something and there was some people that were native to this place they would dress in western clothes that are like t-shirts and shorts Barefoot which is often the case though unfortunately a lot of people that live in these indigenous Villages they wear like Under Armour shirts and share the date someone gets them somehow they gets down to them missionaries maybe sometimes bring them but they were speaking in a language that I understood but it wasn't English and I don't speak anything other than English and when they were talking I was listening to them I was amongst them and I was listening to them and they were speaking it is very different language and then I realized holy s*** I can understand their language but I realized that in English and then I popped out of the the spell like my freaking out about it brought me what is all the rain I could feel the moisture in the air I can see the leaves all around me I can hear the sounds of the forest and he's people in the rainforest just hanging out talking this it was totally uneventful nothing was happening but they were talking in this language that I absolutely knew what they were saying they were going back and forth and communicating and I was following the conversation in their life thinking in their language and then I realized and I woke up. edible pot pot Edibles has a distinctly hallucinatory effect at high doses especially when you close your eyes and your laying back just like just just letting visuals take place also I think it's entirely possible that we have genetic memory and I think it's entirely possible that like there's certain things that people pass down to their children like they're certain traits that my kids have that I watch and I go Kate how deep are you so into this are you so into this because you just happen to be in this are you in this cuz you because I'm into this and some other got into my jeans and passed on to your little tiny body and now you're developing with this like hunger for certain certain types of activities of like probably some memory probably somewhere along the line some memory got transferred into your DNA will the questions like how much gets in there until I told my nine-year-old daughter I thought probably very little I was probably just like physical traits and that's it but her mind is so much like my mind like and especially her obsession with things I've never seen a little kid so obsessed with things like this is me in a 9 year old girls body like this is f****** crazy and talking to people that have musical Talent or people that have artistic talent and their children seem to have an aptitude for this like an unusual aptitude almost as if they're trying to re remember it rather than learn it like what you just said I like that song life experiences their own genetics their own hormones and all these different things that are happening around them but I think underneath all that it's entirely possible that remains some very very Distant Memories which is why people survive as long as they did because you can transfer some knowledge until the kids probably less today than before because world the world so say everything's nervous about getting my leopards like it's a totally different environment we live in it so less of it gets in there I think it's probably still somewhere in the operating system if you wanted to toss and start sneaking around you find some weird code from like different languages that you spoke 10,000 years ago were you know who knows what whatever life expense why are kids scared of monsters those another thing that they were talking about once upon these things like they're scared of monsters because monsters used to be a real thing that you had to worry about the eight people like cats like leopards and jaguars and s*** like a real problem bullets or you know there's a f****** monsters that's what every little kids scared of the dark and monsters cuz that's in our genetic memory probably some leftover shift when we get eaten a lot and a f****** monsters that's what every little kids scared of the dark and monsters cuz that's in our genetic memory probably some leftover shift when we got eaten a lot and predation


    Joe Rogan Privacy Is Going to Disappear
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    yeah I mean we're going to get to a point where everybody can listen in on everybody that's what I think I think we're only a couple decades away from that I think right now it's like content for you know what service providers have the possibility of tapping into you maybe you know all these different government groups knows how to tap into your phones and tap into your TV and tapping the cameras on your laptop but I think it's going to come a matter of time with that's the intrusion of privacy can be the bottleneck to Future technology is some virtual reality environment where it is so titanically bizarre and so incredibly realistic that whatever the f*** happens in the regular world is going to lose its significance it's going to slowly lose significance to the point where we're going to accept that one of the ways to overcome to me technological hurdles is to completely dissolve all boundaries between all people and information and you're going to be able to look at anybody doing anything anytime and they can be able to that's going to be the new reality of human beings and this will be after we've accepted virtual reality so once we accept virtual reality regular life is going to be so mundane because you're going to be able to create artificial environments like Avatar world like you're flying through 2001 A Space Odyssey you're hanging out with the Champs you're going to have haptic suits on that give you feedback is going to be tied into your central nervous system it's going to recreate smells and feels and that's all going to happen it's not a matter of weather is going to happen it's matter when is it going to happen I think when that does happen the big bottle next going to be privacy and I think people are going to just like you're doing now with constantly putting up things on social media console showing pictures their kids and constantly giving updates and everywhere you go and tagging all these things geotags I think that in the future we are going to just accept that no one has any privacy and kids today are more likely to accept it than we were and our kids are going to be more likely to accept then their kids and keep going on and on and on and 3/4 Generations it's going to be life life is going to be no privacy like if we were all living in like a big brother-type house sucking no privacy right is cameras everywhere this people willingly do it how long before everybody willingly does it it's a matter of time right now it says it sounds impossible because we grew up valuing privacy I need my alone time I know anybody paying attention when I do but once things are so incredibly Life Changes around us and we know for a fact this is an extra bowl is not going back on Yellowstone blows we get hit by an asteroid this is life now accept it look who cares little pod willingly climbing in eventually to these little PODS of goo and and empowering the whole Machine age your life that you're living a beautiful time you're alive in the transition between when you were young and there was no internet to now you being an adult with his internet this is the most amazing time ever we're lucky we're lucky we're the most lucky cuz we've experienced both we're experienced I mean when I was a kid we didn't have f****** answering machines you were where you said you were just wet places to do whatever you want you know and that's the last Wild Ones that's what we are we are the last the last of the disconnected you know we were disconnected and then we became connected in the 1990s. That's a totally new experience and we experienced both part lyrics We were the last humans take Spirits no internet internet no one else will ever experience that internet but the world has internet you know what I want to get back to what you said how long is the electricity down if we're attacked on the infrastructure that's what I want to know how long is the recovery time because I do feel like Putin sitting back there like what they're really worried about other than Putin is solar flares they think solar flares have the real potential to take out the entire Power Trip that's that's entirely possible don't we all just stopped the Caldera volcano in Yellowstone you know I'm not as worried about that it's bulging Northwest part is bulging I said they wanted they want to dig a hole to drill a hole and let them the gas out wow wow I applied there I'll be loving life cuz I'm small I think only the Small Things survive right we used to be like a mole like human beings they if you trace the evolution of the human being if you believe that nonsense today if you go all the way back we were like a mole we're some kind of a mole that was the only Survivor human beings are farthest mammal ancestor is some sort of a mole that survived the no thank you no thank you why do people want to do that because we come you're done and you can come back and have pie yeah what you do but I just don't see the life they're watching people want to be pioneers and I think it's entirely possible that you're going to wind up going with some really crazy people to crazy pants


    Joe Rogan - Liz Phair Believes in Ghosts
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    that happens I mean I like I'm convinced of certain things then I find out I'm completely wrong you know that does happen I told you that you better back off the ghost I used to believe a great deal I still pretty much believe pretty much I think basically this is my entire philosophy and all weirdness has if you look back 500 years to what they knew scientifically then it's superstitious It's Magic it's ridiculous it's ignorant I believe that that's exactly what we are now to 500 years in the future so I don't consider it paranormal I consider it future science I'm ready to party with the future science painfully face I really believed it for a while like I really absolutely bought into it Hook Line & Sinker it's like they're watching the little they're all different kinds of ghosts like the ones that look like Ewoks the first movie Star Wars and they're like ghosts that are little cloak creatures and they scare the crap out of me belief in ghosts it's really kinda but you're you haven't opened them and hear them and it like I know go ahead but the little girl little smile that little smile but I have a huge imagination I could very very creative person checking myself into something what do you feel what happens if you walk into a room I mean maybe once a year and you walk into a room we walk somewhere or something's going on and you just feel it and it's a very very strong and I just I talked to them I just say like it mostly hotel rooms let's just say if I'm in a hotel contour and I'll either move if I don't like it or I'll just stay alone in that room will be like hi I'm playing are the pots and pans ready and do you think that maybe your mind f****** yourself at the time like we saying we talked about how you doing it because it's comforting cuz you enjoy it on a lie detector test whether I think I really encountered something I'd say yes for sure I mean there's been enough experiences in my life that it just seems like just part of future science I agree with that object I think it's more our psychic ability to perceive the past that's what I think I think it's more like you see the chair and then you can psychically feel what happened in that chair I'm not really sure how to feel like you're not seeing the chair imbued with some or you're actually change the past that's what I think cuz I've had dreams or like prefiguring and I I think you can dream something then Paxil enough I think you can dream okay let's say something really bad happens to you before then you might have a dream but let's just say something goes really really wrong or bad traumatic you might be able to have a dream ahead of time that would be how you would synthesize that traumatic experience just as if it happened before and you were dreaming after the fact before absolutely but it was very convincing to me and hard to explain any other way out walking with my son again my son he's like all over this podcast I don't know why cuz he barely speaks to me at the moment he's like yeah yeah find good talk to you later and I just felt incredibly uneasy and he suffered from asthma when he was young and really badly so when it would be when there was a lot of particulate matter in the air or if it was just bad are conditions I would tend to be very worried about him and keep him home or you notes inform the teachers or whatever it was just he get really bad asthma attacks and so I have a predisposition to be on the alert but this is the night before no fire had started yet and I just was very anxious very anxious and I couldn't settle down and I couldn't think for months I hadn't been like that mean and I sent him like I don't know what it is but I feel kind of unsafe if something happens tomorrow you have to like you have to be my witness that I sense something was coming up you probably think on this horrible mother I never do this it happens like I like said that to him twice in our entire life and I forgot about it the next day I forgot about I didn't think about it at all until you know we were sucked in and instead of brown muck as we are and like the sun became the eye of Sauron and Everett you know everyone's like freaking out and we're looking at all these images and I was so distracted by all these images that I completely forgot the night before and what I think that was until I and I called up and I'm like and I think it's more like I don't know something's coming but I have maybe time maybe the envelope with time is a little bit more mushy than we think maybe we perceive time is very orderly and very linear but maybe it's really not and it could be pushing back like Xperia maybe I had the experience before I proceed experience or I don't know what that is but a lot I've heard people describe nobody likes hearing about it by the way I never talked about this stuff in my real life because nobody likes that makes people uncomfortable and they look at you funny so I just never talked about it on the podcast word ability to know someone's crazy I'm really good at apparently I'm not I mean I don't know if someone and data chunking RC I've met so many people they want to see things that are off little things that are off and you probed like you're talkin little things are off more and you like you see you looking into the eyes to see calculations you like okay something's going on here this is not a normal person does a person putting on a normal mask like the something off here just smells smells fishy you know I'm at people on what I was sure the repealed up for sure I might talk to them like this motherfukers adderal to the gills like the Nano did you start the Infowars Alex Jones high and drunk he was talking about


    Joe Rogan on UFO Believers
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    well that's a good thing that's that suck the more sensitive you are the more you have to consider all the possibilities and that's it that's it keep you up some real scientist that believe it's entirely possible that the Sphinx and a lot of the construction in Egypt as far I know all about that I know all about this rain runoff and how much a rosian has occurred around the base or Roundup it that the and it's absolutely couldn't have been done depending on like the way the Sphinx is built where it's located the sighting where it's level is is far older so forest and somehow another became a desert and this guy's you know legit Boston University Professor geologist he's traveling all over the place but easier for some UFO conference and UFO people wanted to him to mention that UFO conference and am I in Christ with UFO conferences in the air like there's nothing everything that everything that they look at falls apart under scrutiny II videos you know I'm probably going to check that out a little harder and there were just so many people that stood up you know in that press conference and said that they absolutely had seen evidence met extraterrestrials seen the crafts like in hangers Etc and to meet the guy they didn't look like they had that much imagination they're the kind of people that I didn't think could really did you find that Elemental iron vinyl iron disclosure project that he brought on Military who's in the military is a person if you get a hundred people together one of them out of the f****** mind if you get a million people you've got a s*** ton of people that are out of their f****** mind that are running around that one extra tension one of the best ways to say your when the best way to get extra attention is it say you've had some extraordinary experience that separates you from the pack it's one of the main points of delusion that people that are really other f****** mind but won't want to point to I see things in people I can read auras I can tell I'm a psychic healer I'm an intuitive person they all have this thing that separates them from the herd without any work whatsoever I feel like a lot of these people are that they want attention until they tell he's extraordinary you said they're not creative that's a very astute points they all the same f****** story cuz it's the same story that's been going on forever please repeat s*** they've already heard most of these people I think you're full of s*** I think it is entirely possible that UFOs been here entirely possible to see people seeing UFOs entirely possible but a lot of those people my f****** b******* right or just goes off what time do before the podcast that cured me cuz I got to be around those people for hours and just talk to him no cameras around like all your f****** crazy or you're delusional or your way of looking at things is not objective or you're talking to me because you want to convince me or something you're not just communicating the ideas that are actually in your head your pitching me some sort of speech you're like you've got some sort of a performance truck up at Riviera evidence is off-kilter and everything else they talked about okay so they will the reason why they see these things is there's a real phenomenon called ball lightning is absolutely real various weather conditions and they think that they gave him because sometimes by the right weather conditions in the shifting of tectonic plates that somehow or another the inside airplane somehow another ball lightning has shot down the aisle of an airplane while I was in flight wow he was pink and it sounded like a giant BB gun hit a 10 can ohyeah holyshit


    Joe Rogan - What Motivates Conor McGregor?
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    what's fascinating to me is if we will talk. Conor McGregor writes what you want to come at 1:55 with Connor and Max Holloway collars never look back went past like that guy backed out of bed I think it's the challenge and making history I think if khabib or Max were to win that would be a new challenge and hugin Underdog against khabib and will not tolerate that they have a history of 55 I special could be where to win I think we see, take that fight now too. Wanda best moving backwards hitting dudes I bet you I can beat that guy we see him I think we see him take that fight and I never said that before we think of all the people behind Hugo he's got a wonder who the avoiding him there's a different there everybody see the difference is Max's one of the best fighters on the planet no doubt he's one of my top one of my top guys maybe you sever top for the featherweight of all time but people aren't avoiding him know ahead in the third row but it's quick khabib it's like an Isis video to me long drawn-out it's me a f****** nightmare that you're not going to forget yeah he's going to beat your body into a pole but it did worse is he breaks you where it's like oh you working at this and people thought you were mentally strong watch this now your entire family and friends going to see how much you are your brains in round after round after round after round you see him break ice to though you see like to something happy what they just they give in to the inevitability of getting Ragdoll he's just better the only person it's going to be it's not a person it's a f****** grizzly bear you know it's like f*** this man if he wins and I guarantee you is Conor McGregor fight holy s*** that's what I hear wow that's the same one I got the perfect time to do it right now GSP wins against Bisping at 185 says he doesn't want to fight 85 again here take your belt so I'll get buy rear naked choke against Bisping at 185 says he doesn't want to fight 85 again here take your belt so I'll get


    Joe Rogan on Joanna vs. Thug Rose Rematch
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    let's bring it home bring home or positive thing for your home in the first one you know I'm not at all in the rematch you want is on weight she's way lighter she's 122 last week you know so he's just a few pounds away here's my problem with this fight in make me feel good I feel like I have to do it and Trevor teachers and Pat Barry teachers that and that's exactly one to do amazing fight I thought they fight you know three or four times but if they do a rematch which they should give you an immediate rematch Rose me a little bit of trouble cuz you want is a f****** machine she pays the caveat to that when I see you on a do interviews just goes is my nutritionist it was this person it was this it was this never want to own didn't take credibility that's not the way it will Champion speaks that's not the way it also in talks and when I see a bunch of excuses I go you have a hole in your boat cut your masking it with duct tape and trying to get back to this point you just Matthew not salty not actually passing that up until you're susceptible again and now you you're talking like that never happened it was a fluke roses pretty f****** good and if you don't respect her again you think it's your nutritionist is why you lost that fight you're probably lose again you might be right you might be you talked to Rhonda you know she said she had to wait come like no one's dealt with losses worse than Rhonda you don't want to preface that you don't have reference that at all but I don't want to see that out of you wanna just so much more work to do yeah well it's also you want to have a long career and more time a long career you don't like a lot of fighting out yet done a lot of kickboxing sparring lot of MMA sparring sometimes you changes goes I mean this is this a real building sometimes you should just go get Sachin things how to win by decision but again I hate making pics makes me feel bad lately because unlike you want is very hard to take down to her stay up as well and I think she's she could very well pick Rose apart and you know and and cracker she's coming in after she hit her before that and hurt her will she hit it with that left hook I was like she is closest to she looks good man and Rose like on the embedded Rose was Pat Barry takes a giant box of tennis balls and throws tennis balls out of and she's popping tennis balls in the air and she she looks Champion everyone tells itself I was out of time we're actually having to go over s*** they're not bullshiting they're not just saying that and I think it went to shut you believes it now you're doing with different Thug Rose you didn't with different you wanna Jana doesn't think she's the greatest gift of the MMA world so that kind of combination such a fascinator for the Heart chords for sure but it's also one of those things were with Rose coming into this fight now and you want to make excuses for the last fight you know I'm really interested to see like what happens when the square I can't wait for that fight each other is you want to go do the same talking again and Roses in reciting the Bible I don't think she can't I don't think I don't think you want to do the same talking you don't you don't think she goes to this was a fluke under the exact same thing stare right through you and then they Mark you in the first round I think that's a sign if you wanted is it respected again if she gets a ton of money on Rose more likely to get hit with a shot like Kevin Randall when he knocked out Mirko Cro Cop same thing like Kevin was the threat as a wrestler leaps in with a laptop and catch the run on a chin Knox in the f*** out I think there's a there's a real correlation there I wouldn't be surprised if you want to still focus on improving her stand up and then you know it's like I didn't got this time she can overwhelm or stand-up she gets admitted she overlooked the submission game of Rose which is actually roses best weapon throw flying armbar explosive person you know and she's a really interesting thinker to you know she had a tough life man tough life growing each other and develop this very strong mine because troll chaos is what I thought she's brilliant she goes for s*** she like she's a wild explosive person you know and she's a really interesting thinker to you know she had a tough life man tough life growing up and develop this very strong mine because troll chaos is what I thought she's brilliant


    Joe Rogan on the YouTube Shooter
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    it's crazy to even suggest but so is walking in the YouTube shooting a bunch of people and then shoot yourself in the chest that's crazy suggest too bad he crazy mind never mind night before 2 a.m. cuz she went missing they found her and then I guess you don't seem like she didn't hurt herself or anyone else I do you want us to do like we found her she said she's good sleeping in her car until someone does something it's so hard to do anything about it like they they they sent that one college kid they're sending him back they found his roommate so we were talking about yesterday's roommates were talking about and they were seriously worried about him he bleached his hair blond start stockpiling ammunition bought us all and then the cops came to visit them and and after the cops left he went out and bought another AR and they like okay that's it back on a technicality because he wasn't going to school cuz he stopped going to class what can you do with them we stopped at 2 in the morning she's in the car and the pain that the dad the dad who you know of she came from his see ghosts listen to do something bad we think we seen signs we've known her since she was a day old you guys should do something about it I don't think you should go out we talked to her seems alright maybe take her in for the night too though I was y'all talk to a therapist but if she doesn't do anything and then she does the workout video if they're bored. Size crate that she's not there shortly different play a horror movie and then I put them in the sheets matches not getting freaking revenue from the YouTube and YouTube videos suck lady with nothing to do with it crazy that you didn't come up in the open mic circuit so you don't have a PhD in psychos is a certain amount of open my cuz you think that they're really funny and they can't get work and they're angry about it and they're really f****** crazy I get on kill Tony when I've been like two or three times and we're making faces behind you that's laughing you know what the f*** you're talking about doing like get off the stage is it make me say oh my god dude more like physically is people that have built like you and these people that have built like foreign Troyer that's just a fact that stuff. It was a brilliant mind right now widely racially it varies interracially there he's like you going to have a 50 year old black guy that's a smart guy you ever met in your life and you're going to have a fifth old white guy who is a f****** moron stripper going to have a 50 year old woman who's out of her f****** mind and you can have a fifty-year-old woman who's a brilliant you know a physicist and you're going to have everything you have every combination every combination of smart and stupid and in the tall and thin people very but they also vary with how crazy they are but also a variable I think some people are crazy people who are different than the others in high school get made fun of get bullied and then that craziness turns into darkness then they get ahold of AK-47 medications yeah sure medications do it and assault me every single Mass Shooters on medication but when you look at the combination of all the different factors it's like when you will see that lady crying in her car to clock in the morning you're a cop you don't know what to do what do you what do you think do you think she's going to like I know when I looked at her that she was going to go on YouTube and shoot that place up nose no way no way probably got f****** crazier in 24 months is Mom wound up dying like 6 months before that so that probably f***** him up to probably a whole host of factors but we should at least take her in for the night talk to her luckily she has anything taxpayers be happy to pay for a night in there you don't dance all good yeah I mean I don't know if that would do it though you know it's like that lady just seemed f****** nuts man someone someone said someone posted and said be ready to never sleep again that much use warlord when video Thursday at 45 years to come on man this f****** bananas but I'm sure they pull YouTube Pages by now Jamie yeah if you're going to go out to the Head she shot herself in the chest some people have done that I guess people that knew their brain was going to get myself in the chest it's not good f*** I can't feel good know if you like to bring people


    Joe Rogan - Did Manny Pacquiao Use PED's?
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    messed up. Wonder what I think makes fighting so great so Great Mex has opportunity that no one else in the world and sports teams have and then you know then look at the Canelo Triple G it didn't in Combat Sports this is what we did with that's a biggest by the year biggest body wants to see the rematch of the year and then tainted meet you by the tainted me after or not sir I've had many tacos in Mexico I'm not swole for Trace Amounts of clenbuterol you don't know maybe I have to go and just for the fun of it his experience he can tell who's on PD's and who's not nice. Canelo was that everybody was always accusing Hitman who's the first I mean Manny went up 8-week classes got serious about Jesus got knocked the f*** out is no stranger to the Mexican supplements no no no no no no no no when Manny Found Jesus his old strength and conditioning coach went over the doctor you got anybody on PD to just blame them what I'm saying about Nick curse on in that Marv marinovich method it's all suppliers man everything's like jump box jumps and movement yeah left right left right left right me when I said like what do you think Fighters and missing most extreme condition when I said put strength you know who has been on that ball since since I've known as Loren landow in Denver and now he just got the gig is the he's the head conditioning coach of the Denver Broncos


    Joe Rogan on Tony Ferguson's Injury
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    exactly how many 3/4 you know that's weird it hurts like the UFC could just did they just decide who's fighting I mean it's the whole thing the business is so interesting because it's like they decide is fine and then decide who's champion they decide Tony you're not going to show up yet his obligations is press obligation very strange about when he never lost and has the longest winning streak and then and I mean but also at the moment something happened like the the fight started that's when they're going to trip, then what happens if Tony doesn't make weight or something if no bail could be doesn't concern fools April Fools Day it happens I didn't believe God damn word of a Jimmy Smith starts texting me and my f*** that dude I'm not falling for it Jamie texted me and like I'm not falling for you texted me ygopro it's April Fool thing like I know it's an elaborate PRC about it until the next day I know I was tweeting about the s*** people like what the f*** broke then I checked with a Josh Thompson who works closely with khabib and then boom there's my two Maine guys and Ariel that's all Ariel tweto your credibility Summit bro this really goes I would never joke around like that Brandon I might well I went straight to Jiu-Jitsu coach I called Eddie talked to him on the phone so an Eddie gave me the full rundown of what happened with Tony it's like he saw somebody and he turn to say hi to some didn't see some wires on the ground tripped over some wires and just blew his s*** out and Eddie was on the podcast yesterday and Eddie was saying that Tony wanted to fight Tony wanted to fight they wouldn't let him fight his is ligament is torn LCL right in the bone which is hard to do that one lateral lateral whatever collateral ligament some s*** anyways but do you think if it went tripping off that is that a freak or do you think it would have went during the fight 3 Savage 47 Dana said sunglasses indoors that should happen to everybody that wear sunglasses indoors that's the Larry David quote then filler Everglade sunglasses indoors blind people and assholes does glass sound if you block Light Lift them up to look around then put it back then she can't see s*** the biggest tools wear glasses just two fights wear sunglasses and they sit there with her f****** sunglass. Especially celebrities to do that like to get a grip however we fight that sit in the front row podcast like that stresses me out from now on that's hot dresses me out sunglasses with outfits that's weird thing sunglasses at the hello hello by Dana though hilarious and especially considering how much money he's losing can you imagine can you imagine getting a call that close to be like what is happening it keeps happening it keeps happening last-minute disclose said the last one cyborg stepped in but then there was the Ferguson one with khabib or khabib's liver shut down there to take to the hospital as a bummer that was a bummer happened a ton of time do UFC 200 DC right literally the day before because people we voicing the Highbury bought in and then like the next day like what the heck does that help them more or just this week at least I can promote a little bit with Matt Calaway and it's an interesting fight it's a very interesting fight a lot of those men that happened CoQ10 strippers we have pulled from the car and then DC financing Silva that's right I'm like two days notice Anderson yeah yeah he just


    Joe Rogan - Brendan Schaub Apologizes For Controversial Comments
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    the other day with Yves Edwards was he was in here that was that's one of those things like I was saying when you talk as much as we talk we both I talk too much you talk too much we talk too much yes we talked too much stepping some s*** and then I forget I remember before that I was 20 minutes deep and explain why TDCJ is the greatest of all time as a beside you as a commentator lies the future of the sport and then before that show me and Brian were time out something with Grace and men and women and somehow that entered my brain and I have no animosity toward Jose I worked at 10 Bryant for over 10 years she's a good friend Woodley DC-10 Florence good friend Biz beans a good buddy I don't know he's I work with the team on your C night I love those guys I said Jimmy Smith and then on my show who works you know there it doesn't make zero sense and then I was in St Louis and I start to get texts from so involved that Sean was Hitler name and the same in some people upset about East and I'm like what I said chingas hey man I'm seeing online about some of the stuff you should I edit out with no we never do that don't let it let me deal with it let me see if I take that makes me look even worse to be cut it out looks like I've seen something that I wasn't meant to say and then you know he's was upset and then me and Eve's text back and forth I can I don't know him Brian worked with him a little bit on certain stuff for help or something like that for shows where he's trying to do which is great if we talked to Brian at the you know if you're friends with them and then I sent you a text as number from abroad and I thought it was over squashed and then I was doing PR for my blow the belt show in New York until I brought it up I'm a man again when I meant no offense I come up with about 10 hours of content a week I can tell the saying I messed up whoever had problems with it if it's Edwards that's his own insecurities which is so stupid cuz I had to I couldn't tell you what he should be insecure about idiot you resurface that story like oh my God and so I text you again and then comes I'm here right and then I haven't listened to it and then you know I texted like dude I don't want to keep going through this I meant Zero offense I've text Karyn Bryant DC Woodley anyway you can see the night this business is impossible I'm I'm going to help them out I want to help you know I'm saying I don't want to criticize people that's not what I do that's how I signed up for this is just got caught on a path when you started talking about one of the things that we do the best part about it is his noscript the best and the worst it's the worst that can heal with this sometimes it goes Haywire yeah but someone was hurt by my words are upset by set Dynamite again I don't know you that well at all but I lost sleep over I found my God what am I doing I respect for me the pine at 1:55 again I love all the people you see the night I watch the show the guide what makes it fun is that you are really working without a filter work without a net you're just you're trying to have fun and sometimes you take some swings and you made boss trying to hit him tell you it's taking swings at balls I was even know what does hitting so sometimes what's going on in my mind and sometimes like when you're trying to form a sense of right now trying to form a sentence right but sometimes while you're thinking about it you like this isn't going so good and you let me try to make it sound better or let me try to see if I could rescue this for the people that are listening and make some sense and then it just makes it more classic and more f*** it up and it's hard for people to fall in just like I'm not. I speak for a living and in my mind I fast for the already the next bit and something about that bit while I'm doing this one if you're done that or am I just hearing about that I know cuz I'm not I'm not missed a skipped over a part that was new and I thought we can be home when I skipped over it yeah and I went back and I record it right and I'm I didn't realize I was doing the moment and oh my God you're here first base you're looking at third already you miss second base you're not even the moment that's hard because there's like a you never know how you should think when you're onstage you're doing the bed and you just trying to perform the bit right and if it's going well then you start saying okay this is going well what am I going to lead into knacks but while you're still talking about the original thing you can't do that have you done that before the lights audience has to know that you are honestly thinking about that subject like even if you talked about it a hundred times when you talkin about it that day in front of those people they want date their hearing for the first time they want you to be tuned into that subject 100% and present yeah if you're not they can send to know I've never done it before and it was very strange because in this situation is the guys I looked up to you Garry Shandling like they always help people meant you don't put anyone down there was help people and I don't have the same platform you guys have but I like this think one day I will and I want to help people like you guys help people like there's the 60 degrees of separation and you look at all the lives you touch and Garry Shandling it's it's insane that's so inspirational to me and I was watching the Garry Shandling doc I want man that's so cool and that's why the Edwards situations f****** me up to my man is not I don't want to hurt anyone but what I was watching the Garry Shandling doc I want a man that's so cool and that's why the Edwards situations f****** me up to like a man that's not I don't want to hurt anyone but with the fact of the comedy I was so excited that Garry Shandling stuff whenever they occasionally whenever they show comedy store stuff it's just I'm so into it man whose time at The Comedy Store I got super inspired and Isaac let's do this I've never been more pumped to hit the stage and then that happened I was so disappointed


    Joe Rogan - Holloway vs. Khabib is CRAZY!
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    yeah most of the name of all the same but that's embedded 24/7 that is very good is really good cuz it's got Max Holloway running on a treadmill to treadmills over from nurmagomedov who's also running on a treadmill and they're f****** very cool to each other Lockhart right is it working with how much water you going to take it he's weighing things out took an hour and a half to do the calculations hey we're going to win this correctly 6 days till if he was 171 is that is that is that I was wondering what it what did he start at is it 171a so I think you got to lose 16 pounds what's crazy is when maximize Shaw's talk to them little bit off ear in this is unrecognizable anything that he didn't say but he just cuz you know I'm with the injury or Jesus Christ UFC you know what I think what I think in general there better cuz they do more of it yet but a 24/7 they're very good very good. the fight just from what I heard he goes it could be that stuff done world f*** yeah let's go what you doing I don't think Max knew where they were calling him mazing video of him and I think khabib is a toughest fight in the world on 6 days notice I'd rather fight anybody else in the world and could be wrong 6 days because it sounds as his tenacity but with the fur Max Win Lose or Draw whatever happened Saturday night if you don't respect and like him even more after this you're a moron you're a f****** future Champions on a run like Max Holloway's on that would be willing to take this fight on six days notice and also I should say coming off of a broken foot correct so he had to pull out of a fight with a broken foot with Frankie Edgar was just happened so I mean how he'll dizzy and then like I said I might show you saying the swing of things for me it's good because I haven't been balls deep in the training I've been just been a little jit to Dion Candlelight workout but it gives me time with my family because which fingers you know the thing Camp your present but you're not which is true and he goes you know I'm so I'm going through it I'm I'm with my son in the family but I'm thinking about something else he's been good for me to really focus on my family that was wiped two weeks ago 3 weeks ago found fighter in the world and which is nuts because you know we could be dressed like it's good it's and it's it doesn't blow your hair back if he's 25 and oh for god sakes it's good but it's not like all this crazy you know big names on his Ragbrai but you talk. I was just in San Jose John Fitch goes dude in this is John Fitch you know I've never seen anyone my lifetime flight could be he goes I fought juice penis if you beat him that's how good is DC said he's the pound-for-pound greatest fighters ever seen DC said that he had fights with them like DC was the heavyweight Strikeforce champion Strikeforce use goat cheese and couldn't be a cool guy crazy Josh Thompson is the Cathay que said you know Ed Ruth Penn State and three-time National Champion complete freek wrestling he lives in San Jose and he did a show with him and what were you doing I just came from practice and flashbacks ago what was he doing Ruth and he goes because bro it I've never seen anything like it was just this are sports so special cuz what Max Holloway has the chance to do Saturday night if he can beat him if you can somehow pull that out there's nothing like in professional sports is nothing like it if LeBron goes out the team still goes on it's whatever if Tom Brady gets her tits sucked they still play here you know the huge chance now are the odds stacked against them good God are they ever going to be worst matchup form try going backwards Max Holloway's pretty f****** good at going backwards yeah it's it's a fasting and fight if there was no controversy if it wasn't like 6-day time. For him and I'm doing on his grave I know it's kind of cool when they took the first catfight doing fight at the same weight class so that makes a little more sense they do 55 before that make 155 it's a much easier cup ricotta 55 it's not the hardest cut but when you look at the difference between how he looks physically when he fought Nate at 170 and how he looks when he's you know 145 he was awful we three times in a row stinky field into I mean he was really young back then but you have to maintain a lower weight yeah that's the closest fight to it though no one's been able to Solve the Riddle of even put him in jeopardy we were talking about the other day who knows what was going on that fight because there was a fight where he had the same issue cutting weight that he did when he had to pull out of the Ferguson fight where's body shut down so who knows he had that same issue with severely compromised on the feet really right you just put on my boxer current phenomenal Striker that's always put on Striker to be phenomenal Grappler if he's not going to sit there strike one way to Winco on the best rap on Earth for a little bit if you if you want you down there's literally no one in the world from I'll say 155 to 170 he's not going to take that I want to see I really want to see him and some straight grappling competition here in this yeah here in that about how amazing is in the training room I'll tell you what from a guy like DCI know and and and Fitch and Hollister animals I want to see him against Woodley 70 I think 76 natural weight class yeah I think he probably a lot healthier imagine that imagine being stronger in healthcare the two flights of people point to where they say that like Woodley should have done better those are the Thompson fights the end of life but it never got hurt like he he he hit my a bunch of times but it was uneventful cuz he was hurt early in the first round of the shoulder-to-shoulder up snowball fights a great flight UFC 200 card that was on and I wouldn't be mad to Rosen you like like you bastard that's like Dana on Ferguson and khabib not like I don't know how many pay-per-views this is going to do but for the hardcore fans this was a big one this was a big one because it's the first time khabib is fighting a guy that's super versatile they can fight standing out to knock you out with one shot top is f*** has incredible endurance top is fog has incredible endurance and come grab off his back and the most dangerous guys could be will ever face has the perfect style to test what was so we could really find out where could be exactly know where Tony's at we end we kind of know where khabib's at


    Joe Rogan - Chris Ryan's Deadly Scorpion Story
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    brca1 a month down yellow eyes energy a month that was that that's a long story but that that I actually got it from a guy who was sort of saving me from something else that I mean I don't know those people will be well feel like they're good people can hear it I've told it on my podcast and I've also I told her not a podcast called risk and they actually Cliff Notes yeah what happened was I was I was with my girlfriend at the time Puerto Rican super beautiful American Girl to go to a camp away and talk about Jesus or no she never try to talk to me about Jesus but I would have listened cuz she we just didn't have the app know she was great so I was with her and Guatemala and we had met this other couple Solange and yeah we were at this place called T call in Northeast Guatemala Way Way Back In the Jungle and it's the Mayan ruins beautiful crazy you know is like a big city and now there's enough when I was in 1989 or maybe 10 big ruins so big temples that they uncovered and we're staying this campsite with hammocks is very primitive at the time anyway we was a full moon and on and I decided we're going to take some acid and watch the moon rise and the sun set up from the top of templemore cut the Jaguar Temple and so we went up with this other couple and there's this ledge up there and up above Treeline you're way above the Treeline you can see the monkey or the monkeys and and like see out over this flat jungle the but then I think it's called and somewhere up there and sinking in the Moon is rising and the moon comes up it's beautiful and and there's this big Bank of storm clouds and the full moon is like between the Horizon in the storm clouds but then it starts to go up behind these clouds and you can see it's going to get dark as f*** right so this other couple or like yeah we're going to go back to the camp so I didn't know we were tripping right and we timed it so we're peaking like now and so they're going to go back to the campsite we but we were like yeah we're going to just hang here right so I went over to hold the flashlight for them as they went down this ladder is like maybe a 30 foot ladder pipe ladder drilled into this the temples made out of Limestone blocks and so to get up there yeah there you go for yeah yeah when I was there was much more overgrown yeah anyway so we went up to the top of that looks like it there on the right yeah that looks like it from like when we were there anyway so we're up on that ledge there and man looks like a picture I took actually up there anyway so we're up there and and I'm holding the ladder for these guys going down and they're like okay we're good turn off the ladder and things crawling with f****** Scorpion and I just got stung on the toe while you're on acid while I'm tripping and thank God I didn't jump cuz I would have dropped 30 ft to f****** rocks you know my God so I go back to Anna and now it's getting dark Reich is the Moon's going behind these clouds and there's this other these two dudes like way over on the other side of the ledge and we go over to them and they're Italian they don't speak English but honest spoke Spanish so she was talking to them in Spanish and Italian and you couldn't sort understand you know Latin similar languages them now it's totally dark this Guatemalan dude comes up the ladder with an old bolt-action rifle and he's like the night guard or something so we'll go over to him and honest is to him in Spanish is somebody somebody and they got are they dangerous the scorpions in the guy says she's I'm thinking you're dying so I'm like this is this is it April full moon of April 1989 27 I'm thinking like f*** I got to get down from here cuz there's no way anyone else could carry me down Riley's ladders and you can get a stretcher down right so if I'm going to survive I got to get down on my own quickly so then if I Collapse they can get an ambulance all the way like you know two days from Guatemala City and whatever the town was I don't even know if they had a clinic right I don't know but we were pretty remote and are some s*** like that right so I get down I also what happens is my girlfriend's freaking out no criticism of her I think it's much harder to watch someone you love die than deny yourself and in this case and so she's like oh f*** you're dying and I'm thinking maybe and so the one of the Italian dudes is like look you guys go I'll stay with her and make sure she's alright done with this other Italian dude we go down the ladder and we get down to the floor and start walking around the jungle and it's f****** totally dark now cuz the moon's totally obscured and the jungle you know how when you're tripping your your pupils are super dilated so you can see light and stuff that normally you might miss like the jungle in Guatemala full of glowing worms and s*** flying by wild so we're walking around lost totally dark trippin I'm trippin he doesn't know I'm tripping how how tripping are you tripping that was three head nod ladies and gentlemen from the acid plus all the adrenaline and so this pain is running up my leg and as it it's like running up the bone in the center of the leg just kind of Fire and when it gets to the top of muscles they've seized up so I can get on my from the knee down it's just like rigid and the end of my tongue starts swelling and my throat starts swelling and I got this like novocaine feeling in my lips and I'm started drooling and shaking when this gets to my heart that's that's when I die and I'm with this guy and we're lost and found free templates scared and then it occurs to me that I'm saying my last words to a guy whose face I've never seen cuz we didn't shine the light in his face when we're talking to him and he doesn't understand English and that cracks me up that I just I start laughing like a f****** maniac and he's like got his arm around me thinks I'm like losing it and I'm just like this is hilarious I think about my friends and how they're going to be like yeah you do good on Chris you know he didn't die in some dumbass way like we all thought he would literally around the planet I've been in love I've had sex with gorgeous and who loved me who you know I've made a s*** ton of money I walked away from it I I've done I've done everything I wanted to do I'm 27 but I've done everything and I had a amazing life Wow and this is cool. I've been crying like a b**** but for myself I was like I've had a good f****** run it's not as long as I would have liked but I've had a good f****** run so I really came to this piece and likes the world doesn't owe me s*** man I've had I mean I've been it in Alaska to summers at that point I worked in New York in Manhattan for two years at that point it with a guy who offered me $1000000 if I would stay and I said no and I left white fluid India I been in Asia for 2 years who said no to a million bucks when I was 26 he said one-year 30 you'll have a net worth of $1000000 and if you don't I'll write you a check for the whatever you're missing and will notarize it in the sky for 30 million dollars Play Just wanted you to work for him he wanted me to stay and I wanted to go I wanted to see the world and this guy hired me to help him manage his family's property in Midtown Manhattan and the main reason he hired me is cuz I didn't give a s*** about money so he knew I wouldn't steal from him and then when it stopped being fun and knew I was like I got to go but anyway I'd had all these experiences and the so I would wear a piece so anyway we finally we come out into the little parking lot there's a Guatemalan kid there maybe 10 or something and Italian guy talks to him and says scorpion scorpion and the kid looks at me like oh my God takes us to the trailer and horrible fluorescent light comes on and this like Guatemalan dude who obviously had been trunk sleep you know I was like why I didn't like the kid says he's the doctor he's not a doctor you some jungle dude whatever and so the guy takes us in and he's talking you know it's so foggy broken English and I explained to him he says how big is the Scorpion he looks of my foot is how big was the Scorpion I said yeah like you know this big like a finger and what color gray green sort of and he says that's not a scorpion that part of Guatemala anyway they're two different words a scorpion is a little red thing I like Ron is a big green thing but they're both with the tail in the piano and so we had been using the word scorpion cuz an English that's all there is but scorpion is scorpion in that part of Guatemala is lethal that's a little tiny thing and take you out we had been using the word scorpion cuz an English that's all there is but scorpion is scorpion in that part of Guatemala is lethal that's a little tiny thing that's a little red thing and I don't f****** take you out but the guys like look your status is 2 hours ago and you're still alive you'll be fine apparently it's like if you have a bad heart or your kid maybe this'll kill you but if your if you survive a couple hours you going to be alright


    Joe Rogan - Atkins Diet Creator Died From A Heart Attack?
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    the Adkins Guy this is an interesting story you know the Adkins diet it's it's very controversial cuz the guy died of a heart attack and that they weren't being completely honest is apparently even Snopes says it's not clear the guy like he was the head of like it's so weird when this happened the Atkins diet guy Highway 258 lb Sue's overweight and he was 72 years old and the store was he slipped on ice in front of his house and hit his head but he also had a history of heart disease I did not know that and he had had heart attacks is that why he got into the research that led to the giant I don't know I don't know I just read that to that like like that there's some conspiracy and it was a vegan guy was talking about that Adkins really died from a heart attack which would ruin the brand attack and congestive heart failure and notes that he weigh 258 lb of death yeah so he was really unhealthy there's a really interesting because that hold diet the Adkins diet like a lot of people we're really criticizing that diet and saying that it's really terrible that although the fat and all the stuff to all the protein you eat you really shouldn't eat that much is very similar to what a lot of people eating now when they're eating paleo and they're eating low carb but apparently the real problem within our read this today about fat high-fat diets is if you're going to eat a high-fat diet and must be a low-carb diet as well you cannot have high fat and carbs is really bad for you because your body is going to use all the carbohydrates for fuel and all the fat that you eat just going to be stored and apparently that combination especially with saturated fat is very bad so you want to be ketogenic close to it most of the stuff people love like pizza and bread and pasta eliminate almost all that stuff but the point being that I've never heard that I don't always heard that he'd fallen and I assume that anything other than that would be a conspiracy theory John Joseph from the cro-mags you know that guy's a vegan super healthy ultra marathon and Triathlon dude now he used to be a Stihl is lead singer the cro-mags I think they're still around I know you're still might be torn on his own now that would be a conspiracy theory John Joseph from the cro-mags you know that guy's a vegan super healthy ultra marathon and Triathlon dude now he used to be a Stihl is lead singer the cro-mags I think they're still around I know you're still might be torn on his own now but he wrote that about Atkins today


    Joe Rogan & Chris Ryan on Open Relationships
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    through 345 books thinking eventually something's going to hit this guy's Got Talent eventually and so is an investment now they expect you to have your own platform your own access to Media you sometimes they're asking that authors to hire their own editors their own publicist I got access to Media I'm hiring my own enter why why am I giving you creative control and 92% of the f****** Revenue it's a strange business that is a strange business is credibility so if you self-publish or publisher of some independent publisher the New York Times isn't going to review it or you know if it wasn't that takes off that a publisher will come in and buy it so like Fifty Shades of Grey that was self-published I wonder why yeah but look what happened yeah they found a tapped into a market a chick that like it's been on right there a lot of them is a lot of them see the light in and of course he'll be taking that's the fantasy has the Fairy Tail everybody wants see that's why I was saying earlier I've got this idea cuz I'll have burned all the time on my 60th birthday and it'll be called an old Manifesto worried about the people turned in sexual situation right and that the world is so different from what people think so they're just so many things going on mainstream people can't imagine like the first time a man told me he would be happy for me to have sex with his wife and it wasn't kinky weird thing it was like I'm not doing it she's wonderful I noticed that you guys like each other I just want you to know it's cool with me that's the first time since then they're probably been I don't know half a dozen or something mother's like would you please have sex with my daughter. She really you know there is a good one she didn't like the boyfriend so it's like what you show my daughter like there's a world out there that she doesn't know about yeah there's always dab then they recruit you and your you got to take on the project you know should you choose to accept it should you choose to accept it they expect you stick around as well Dove Ari shaffir's podcast this week with our a witha Aubrey Marcus and they're talking about open relationship and they get super honest very intense in cultural patterns and that will we see around us we replicate I think there's a lot of evidence for that if you just pay attention forgot about studies just look at how different people are in other parts of the world people that are putting plates in their lips and Rings through their noses people that the way people tattoo themselves the way people Express themselves and dance like human beings very so wildly and what we accept when we don't accept I'm going to bring up Japan earlier one of the more fascinating travel experiences I've had was going to Japan because when you go to Tokyo you realize like this is a completely different way of living like they have a completely different way of interacting on the streets they have a completely different way that they have decorated their building and completely like tattoos they told me wear long sleeves at the gym had to go back and change my shirt they don't accept exposed at 2 I'll sit with organized crimes so I had to go back and meet just there's a lot of that like where you realize like this is a totally different way of living but if I live there I would live like these people so the the momentum of these patterns in these cultures gets established and then it takes something radical to lift them into free people from these patterns and what they're free from these patterns people so the the momentum of these patterns in these cultures gets established and then it takes something radical to lift them into free people from these patterns and what they're free from these patterns then they have a real opportunity to objectively of assess the way they behave and whether or not this is the way they want to behave the way they want to live or they're not just expect it to because of the sun thinking culture right momentum


    Joe Rogan - Don't Aspire To Be Famous
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    they have no say in vulnerability I have they put their kids out there but it's not the child's choice and they're very young and you making a like whoever did what they did to Michael Jackson right yeah one of the things that they did is they made him famous way before he had any idea what the f*** that Matt and they profited off of it they kind of pimped him out right and that's kind of what's happening I destroyed him ultimately the whole destroyed him right and I just I don't want to be a part of that and I just didn't know how and I also don't this is my real honest feelings I do not think that Fame is I don't think that people should aspire to it I think it should be something that happens if people like your work and then it's cool it's fine but I think there's way too much emphasis put on trying to get attention and it's being rewarded and supported in this weird way there's nothing wrong with getting attention but it should make sense it should make sense there should be some reason if it's out of balance now you know you should do should probably look at like why why is it out of bounds like yeah and lots of things that attract attention are not things that we need we want more of you know like conflict yes but it's also the I like just Fame itself one of the weirdest part about it is that you have to constantly be checking yourself like all these people are nice to you all these people are saying nice things to you or being mean to you and I wanted you don't even know you can't rely on them for your self-esteem and you certainly can't rely on them for criticism you can't rely on that don't care about you is weird position used to be very careful with who you communicate with cuz one of the weirdest things you'll see from famous people is all the sudden to get this very strange thing where they feel like people are supposed to do things for them and if they know they don't they're not supposed to pay for things everything's supposed to be easy and there is supposed to get that that's over that's a weird one like they they don't respond to criticism well that don't understand they're still human being in the middle of a star I'm a f****** star and I want this and I want it now and they just like they know that their tanks phobia find out what they really are penis with fashion model see how you stood to hang out with a lot of fashion models in Barcelona that you know that whole story where I lived in the mansion with the fashion models did she talk about that could be I don't know maturation you know what else it is it is it becomes a real problem with things being too easy and life being like way to patterned like you you everything is very predictable in terms of like your success you have plenty of money you have adulation from fan without any stress or directly need to have a little bit of stress in terms of like trying to manage your career but it's nothing like trying to make it I don't know if I'm ever going to make it stress that's a totally different kind of strapped I don't know if I'm ever going to be a success that's real s*** that goes away once you have spleen become Kanye West whatever the f*** you are and then you're subject to your own demons and you're alone you'll never really alone you can't even go to the grocery store you spend any time with Jim Carrey know I don't know I'd love to meet that guy come out the other side and he's in this very sort of this place of wisdom and and yeah I just think he he saw and Russell Brand is another guy who I think I really admire where they are in their lives and how they got there they sort of went through the fire and it come out the other side somehow Russell certainly has I know Russell he's he's a sweetie he really is a super sweet guy like Jen not there they'd sort of went through the fire and they come out the other side somehow Russell certainly has I know Russell he's he's a sweetie he really is a super sweet guy like genuine too and really trying to like be a better person and a better human and you know I don't agree with him on everything he gets a little social justice Warrior e on some things but I think it's just because he wants to do good and he's like leaning towards good he's leaning towards love and it's all for the right reasons


    Joe Rogan - The Racial Differences in Intelligence Debate
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    I think very important because you know we talked about intelligence as if we know what it is but we don't it it's expresses itself in so many itself in so many different ways are so many manifestation so this big controversy is happening now and in between I don't know if you're aware this was Sam Harris and Ezra Klein and Andrew Sullivan and people are trying to Charles Murray bell curve in about 20 years ago or something five even yeah where he argued that there are racial differences in intelligence IQ specifically with Asians being the highest and then weights and then blacks and that that's just the way it is and social adjustments aren't going to change that because it's largely genetic I think they're saying that genetics play a factor and environment play the fact I think some people are not willing to look at genetics if it shows an unfavorable trait in minorities they just they don't want to look at it they yeah they did but I think it's also true that part of the argument is that social programs are a waste of money cuz they're not going to affect it because it's genetic daddy sure that's racist to me terminal Factor if you were white it going to a school like that I only went to a bad school for one year of my life I'm not I'm no ouji but I really did go to one bad school Mary Curley Middle School in Jamaica Plain and the Jamaica Plain Massachusetts has its now it's becoming gentrified sort of its kind of like East LA or silver Silver Lake Area you know I like you a lot of hipsters that moved in and nice play is but when I live there was not good people in the f****** Middle School was scary houska 17 year old kids my seventh grade class no one has a weird play maybe but the point was his kids were they were never going to graduate they knew it and they were trying to go back to 7th grade again or 8th grade what was and the teacher would have them in the class for a couple days and then they would leave at everywhere you walked you were scared everywhere you walk like some weird s*** was he people people yelling at people that was always like tension and there's always like bigger kids around we're robbing other kids like the nice part of town Newton but if you're a kid growing up in that environment good f****** luck learning anything I know that that anxiety stress stops brain development kind of violence on your we grow up in the even in the womb if your mother is around horrible situations and people screaming and fighting and you that cortisol and adrenaline and all those all those hormones


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Elephant Painting a Self Portrait
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    who sings the matter though is the ratio of brain size to body size of animals that have bigger brains than us that are obviously aren't smarter than us elephants blue whales I mean a blue whale brains probably size of his room do we know if elephants are f****** super smart because isn't nothing about intelligence is not just like this communication between elephants for sure you know that they recognize each other after long periods of time do ya like 20 years apart each other recognize each other instantly or so there's a there's a what we judge it intelligence often times depends on whether or not it can communicate with you whether or not it changes its environment bil Jac sure I mean that's to me this is one of the deepest questions in life this thing was a smart as a dog cuz that's that's a hundred times when they're like grey parrots that have you know of 300 word vocabulary words and so what he'll do is like wall in a safe go get me the the yellow Bunny and there's like a yellow bunny a red bunny and a green bunny in addition to hundreds of other s*** and the dog will go find the yellow Bunny and bring it back you know do you know the green turtle and get it so the dog knows those words right also the dog season collar I guess yeah predator looks like itself and this guy helps it and gets the brush and puts it in a tan but the elephant is essentially doing all of this with its trunk and just replicating itself and its proportional to its it's really good how much motion is in that thing how could you possibly be controlling that he's definitely lifting it up and down and helping them though but they were there working together like the elephant nose to stay in these lines it's doing it with him you're not buying it this one right here this thing doesn't have anybody's hands on it I think this is the one on a team before p**** if there is so much more complicated than we generally credited with nobody's nobody's touching his Melodies controlling him he really doesn't have any tasks it looks like he does he so that looked like the guy was just giving in the brush and he was doing it why don't they pulled back they'll so you could see if that's true to this is the one that I had seen before we had seen the other one has elephant how to paint f****** picture that you going to it's going to become a tourist attraction come watch the elephant that paints the picture you as seen on YouTube and then next thing you know you got a Taurus business if he always does the same picture to himself over and over again but it's right here it looks to me at least elephants doing that you couldn't even talk a four-year-old into doing that so you know I'm saying can elephants elephants crazy what is it doing I think it knows it's drawing an elephant or it's a good question like to draw on a tree it probably doesn't know his drawing an elephant if I had to guess I would get out of gas that it probably doesn't understand 2D space like that because if it did it would start creating art there starts pressing themselves to each other there's no wrong directions let's go this way if you start seeing animals do that that is so far beyond using tool that's what bees do doesn't know his drawing an elephant if I had to guess I would get out of gas that it probably doesn't understand 2D space like that because if it did it would start creating art there starts pressing themselves to each other there's no wrong directions let's go this way if you start seeing animals do that on that is so far beyond using tool that's what bees do


    Joe Rogan - Chris Ryan Responds to Bret Weinstein's Criticisms of Sex at Dawn
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    Melody felt bad when your book came up on the show and I didn't know how to defend it I didn't know what to do because I didn't I was in that weird moment where I was recommending it cuz I like it cuz I think it's a great book and he was saying that just to be bunk'd is an infinite amount of data and so of course you form an argument and then you present data that supports your argument did you ever consider arguing against yourself sure argument against the standard narrative so you know we had to evolve to thing is I'm in that I really appreciated your email and you know we don't need to talk about this at any length but it's not your job to defend the book and it's not even my job really to defend the book I think once a book is out it's out the book is there a book it's that when someone goes hard on a book it's if they're doing it about you as well I don't accept that Association and so if somebody wants to critique the book that's totally cool and end like look are there things that we may have misunderstood of course are the things we left out of course there are no mistakes of course you know that's right science or doesn't understand the first thing about Evolution or you know whatever it is I just don't engage because that's emotional saying earlier about comments online I think people react to sex at dawn very emotionally and so if they're reacting emotionally there's no point in me engaging with them because they're expressing some something that's going on in their lives that I don't know anything about and I don't suffering somewhere I'm not talking about Weinstein or anybody specifically but there's an emotional reason to have that kind of reaction where is there somebody says look on page do you know 72 you said that but no bows or the only ape that does this and the actually Givens do it as well okay we can talk about that you know that's that's factual cherry picking his Bat General critic critic of the book and if it gets about me because he wants to get laid or he was one of the argument was that it would be a good book to write I think that would be a good book and I really love those two they're great they're cool I just think when it comes to monogamy and sexuality people have an ocean in their head and that notion almost always aligned with how they living there or how they wish they were living their lives yeah maybe they're wonderful people but I mean there's there's something about the subject of your book I think I told you this before without maiden name any names my friend brought your book home his wife threw it away yeah you and I talked about that on the very first podcast actually yeah yeah for sure because people that go way you're the guy who yeah you know and then off and you'll see some people are very eager to hear about it and talk about it and other people are just do you steam coming out of their ears that they're trying to make it fit into what they believe is the right way to have a relationship and often it just doesn't it doesn't work right and so there's a lot of Shame and regret and resentment and all kinds of negative energy around that and so any discussion where you're saying we'll maybe that's not actually the way it's meant to work for some people that's incredibly liberating message for other people it's extremely threatening Bryant and I understand that and and so I've become very emotionally sort of separate from the book it's out there sort of separate from the book it's out there it stands or not based on its merits I don't when people get all riled up I've learned to just be like yeah you know what that's fine that's between you and the book that's a very healthy approach good for you it just it to me it seems like people that get most upset about it don't get most upset about it for rational reason they get upset about it cuz it challenges the way they live their life


    Joe Rogan - Online Hate is Unnatural
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    baseball so boring Stephanie boring it's one of those things that you couldn't have people right now are screaming f*** you hate me anyway thing anyone would call someone else a cuck or a beta male is most likely I don't think you could say anyone cuz sometimes people just are and some people say it and they're correct you know on Twitter and Facebook and stuff that instantaneous ability to just go after some you don't meet them in or around your friendship with them. Talk to that's why I'm saying it's a reflection as a psychologist about it and Auntie gay you know Minister who's been sucking little boy's dick but if he's trying to like pray the gay away yeah I'm sure there's some gays going on somewhere I think we reveal our deepest secrets in our loudest accusations I think you're right you know and so this whole the trolling and stuff going on online is interesting because people don't realize that they're exposing themselves you know like there's some people right now in our culture that they're communicating with people but the people that they're communicating with their they're only communicating with people online they're only doing it through Twitter or Facebook or however they do it so like their days are spent interacting just randomly with people tweeting at them and reading tweets or reading you know reading Message Board post or posting things or reading Instagram you know all they're doing is interacting with people online and I just think there's a lot of kids developing that way cuz they're not even when they're around each other they're spending more time communicating with people through a device then they are doing a face-to-face cuz they're always distracted and I feel like this is a very it's not indicative of how we evolved like these this method of communication so let people see this way more hate today than it's ever been before I don't think so I think it's the same that I hate this just this new weird form of expression that doesn't make you take into consideration the other people's feelings it's like the only looked at them and they looked at you and you knew that you hated that at least that's an honest attack if you want something terrible to happen to someone and you don't even know them he's heard of money podcast he was a guest me and Noah use he want terrible things to happen to him univen know it's like traffic anger f*** you like you don't know that guy in that car like whatever you don't know that guy in that car like whatever


    Joe Rogan on the Jimmy Saville Conspiracy
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    Giant Eagle International child sex trafficking Network going on that is being covered up that's what's going on if you look at Jimmy Savile in the UK that brought a lot of like and what do I like he was the host of pop top of the pops it's like if he if you're banned got on that show you're going to be mad that he was huge he was friends with the royal family with the prime minister's Margaret Thatcher Tony Blair raise money for hospitals and specifically psychiatric hospitals and he would bring the Queen of England he had all this power to raise Millions for these hospitals mental institutions he meant for kids so he would he would do if he would he would do so much for these would put himself on the board and give himself a job there in a position and he would hang out at these hospitals all there's at least five board to say they've been raped by him when they write a 500 people at least it's in a thousand Christmas dinner with Margaret Thatcher multiple times it turns out he was a child rapist yeah and that's the same thing with Sandusky and Excedrin with the prime minister's the royal family all these politicians all the s*** comes out when he died cuz every time they would be an allegation while he was alive what are you going to do, ruin your life you better drop this s*** what you going to do you think they're going to come after me now many millions are given this hospital he would just shut everything down and it was all these underground covered up allegations Off The Hook was that mean documentary on YouTube called The Ninth Circle Jimmy Savile The Ninth Circle you find out why they covered it up why did they cover that widened this agent DJs like Dick Clark they should have just mashed them out why was it all being covered up it's f****** insane when you find out why are dead bodies in general people dead people Jesus Christ it's insane it's inside when you find out when you watch that yet dude it is crazy that you like you're you're saying this and it sounds like like they could never gospel it sounds like it never could be possible that some giant television star that work with children was always helping out Children could have actually been f****** them the whole time and a bunch of hundreds of raping them and then people must have known there's no way everybody he was killing him he was killing all these bodies it's a big scandal in the UK right now and and this isn't the independent the same kind of effort for this kind of stuff like there is with the the gun shooting the Florida School shooting happen in one shot at a school shooting that mother f***** rape your daughter and a multiple times and then killer is being protected that either knew about it and now is trying to cover their ass because they knew about it you got to watch your kids man you got to watch the kids got away with abusing 500 children and sex with dead bodies hanging out with the queen dude disguised as tight with the queen of to God and all these little kids around them you know what you want. he was supplying everybody with kids that's what I use the hospitals for this is not a new Theory this is not a new Theory when it comes to like groups of freaks he was a pamphlet he was supplying everybody with kids this is this is something that people talked about like very intelligent people that I know that have talked about in terms of like there's been stories about people that have taken politicians to like islands and s*** because that's where they keep like young girls do you know what if you are in a group of incredibly wealthy people and you have extreme a desire for extreme sexual scenarios whips and buying Camp whatever the f*** it is you can't young girls you can't let anybody know about this so people come into these people's lives I can facilitate these things and then they developed a sort of bond of and this is how when this s*** gets out of hand you can get a Jimmy Savile or you can get a Jerry Sandusky does he think about Sandusky there was like this is not sky was not on his own like he was applying was supplying children to other pedophile because that was something that was also speculated about some of the donors that were donors to his his Charities were also somehow involved in the you know the death ride is death ride that's ride no Jimmy Savile what's wood supply 1015 boys to a certain politician he have a boat you take them out on the boat he couldn't he couldn't afford to have any Witnesses so those were always the last rides those kids would take their Called Death Rides and and make the conclusion so you got to look at him like a prosecuting attorney not a defense lawyer he's already a shitbag he's already confirmed reported missing in the UK ever that's a hundred and seventy-five thousand kids a year get reported missing in the interest of UK it's a big businessman 3 seconds of 175,000 that seems low everything minute this is according to something I saw


    Joe Rogan - Give Trump Credit When He's Right
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    not Arnold Schwarzenegger that's Austrian oh okay yeah I don't think I could probably do want to hear it so easy and so like that all sounds like I'm not a good impressionist I'm just good at the ones that I can do what does Arnold think of trump theories that have been disproven this was something cuz she was talking about Trump breaking up child sex rings but he really did spend a lot of time concentrating on that and having people go out and try to break up the sex rings and sex trafficking this is not something that is a conspiracy theory this is something that he's discussed many times it's also not a conspiracy that their sex trafficking so as much as you want a discount here's a problem that I have with people that are on the left right now they do not looking at everything you're only looking at what they want to look at he's bad for the environment he's always lying he cheats on his wife he does this he does not do you say all these things he does bad but when something comes up like Roseanne says I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt because he's going after sex trafficking and then it turns out all these other people credit cuz if you don't give him credit for things that he does that are important nobody's going to listen to you when you're criticizing him either because you all you're trying to do is win you're not trying to look at the thing for what it really is not perfect person but he did make note on May times about at wanting to break up SEPTA sex trafficking rings do you know that your the your kid is 20000 times more likely to get kidnapped then to get shot her to school did that make sense a 20000 of conservative is probably really like 70,000 cuz you go by the numbers 800000 to a million kids go missing every year in the United States in the u.s. one of you wants my point is more than school shooting bright like what would you rather have your you know what's worse I don't know what's worse than having your kid children sighting you have 200000 children are reported missing each year that's more than 2,000 a day the ncmec says 203,000 children are kidnapped each year by family members of a family get having your kid shot at the dead according to the National Center for missing exploited children citing US Department Justice report nearly 800,000 children are reported missing each year that's more than 2,000 a day the ncmec says 203,000 children are kidnapped each year by family members of a family


    Joe Rogan - "Making It" Is An Illusion
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    this life when you come back would you want every member of your past you don't I think it's voluntary or involuntary it's best to not know where you came from it's best to figure it out that's probably what this is all about is figuring it out cuz when we go to the movie part of it is it's all about the journey it's not about the destination people always use that as a no on Instagram popular sayings ever and it's beautiful you have to say it every now and then to remind you to remind you about it as a journey just be in the moment live in the moment to make it one day I'm going to make it known you make this never happens it doesn't it doesn't change oh my God that's wanting to be a rockstar my whole life think about me cuz I wanted that Mansion oh I was going to have that Mansion then just what I was after my whole life they got me good power outage when the power went out I was devastated the weird thing about that got arrows 1978 and if you followed kiss if you were old and I was eight and if you follow kiss penino from 73 on they already had their early school years and then after Kiss Alive. A few more awesome album and then they got to the point where I started to a disco and I was Nineteen seventy-eight that's what I got into him when they started doing disco so I didn't know what to say I was made for loving you and I loved it you know I had no idea but the point was you never going to get to know what the future holds they just going to be living your life and that's how it is with everybody I don't remember what the f*** your point was that one think about what you're supposed to be on it God damn good you know I was obsessed with some some an illusion same as an illusion where European that's where the destination instead of the journey right well I enjoy the journey but it was about conquering the music business that's all it was about and it's not about that anymore on musically because if I would have had a record deal and I would have did some crazy Illuminati should back then I would have parties with a crazy mask and been doing you know well you know it's like retirement is a lesser example that people are always looking for those golden years one day I'm going to retire and I'm going to yeah hands at the sunset like you thinking about death then anymore and I have nothing to do you know the only time a job that you can retire


    Joe Rogan - MDMA Therapy Should Be Legal
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    it's doing something to system and they say it actually has a cognitive enhancing function that's similar to nootropics and end coffee as well they like it did actually can make you perform better in test if you smoke cigarettes or if you smoke a cigar and writers always say that a lot of people who write like right after sitcoms and stuff like that those guys always smoke cigarettes when they write they say they can't write without smoking weed does have something going on man but it's instead of like it's not it's to me it's more like amped that is creative weed is super creative weed makes me think of thoughts while I write them down and I can't even claim that I thought that that's we'd thought you know what I mean like I would have never just leave me by myself with no drugs and a notebook I would have never come up with that idea but the weeds I came in like an idea steroid I believe it when I see people who don't smoke weed and a right on the cool so brave out there with no helmet you got no life preserver on and now it's crazy legal everywhere they sell recreational weed in California it's it's insane you just walk. 926 Massey acid waves going across all the countries changed everything and it's good and you know what the next wave is MDMA MDMA therapy for PTSD patients has unprecedented results Maps is involved in this multiple disciplinary Association for psychedelic studies or something like that map's is amazing really aboveboard organization that is at the Forefront of legalization dogs and psychedelic research and they've been involved in studies of soldiers and they have amazing results with the stuff MDMA just let you forgive yourself and let you forget everything that's it reprograms your brain could reprogram a remote to forgive other people in your life changes in one head of MDA MDMA and I was confused meme Molly one-hit change your taste in music forever I believe it because before I ever did it the first time I did it was 1997 and before that was a DJ at this point and I couldn't stantec now I hated techno music so much and I was a DJ anytime a girl without stages of techno Chrome like this is I play drums for real so when you listen to techno and house it's like that's the most basic donkey I couldn't accept it as a musician and most musicians feel that way about checking out and I went to a birthday party at the Key Club in Hollywood and I walk in and upstairs Aztec and I went downstairs and like the bottom Club is hip-hop and it's a birthday party and everyone was downstairs and me and my buddy Rick we walk in and we're standing at the edge of the Techno fluid and there's all these dudes just like dancing by themselves oh my God I went downstairs are playing hip hop like that's what I want to hear it hip hop in the club I want to dance with a girl not by myself you know so I'm downstairs and then they start passing around Somali and something you want to do and I'll never forget that first one was blue and it hit us that that first pitch of hits you like a f****** ton of bricks we go upstairs and work Dancewear dancing like morons dude and we looking at each other until you get it because I get it I get it I get it from that point on musical tastes and I had a friend at the club was a total R&B and he would talk s*** when I'm one day you're going to do some Mowing and you're going to be all into technical support he starts dating the raver check like six months later at the club some real chick he ends up at a rave cans of dropping Somali he starts coming in and bringing all these new techno CD that he's all into full-blown and that's the real problem with alcohol and alcohols everywhere but everybody what's the dose of alcohol as you go to a bar and you get a shot of Jack Daniels you know what that is it's not like sometimes you get a shot to ask Janet Jack Daniels Jack Daniels sometimes you get it and it's super f****** moonshine is 16 times stronger and he died of heroin problem with the real problem with MDMA seems to be that it's illegal that's a real problem and what they're finding is that there is great benefits if it's used correctly I mean anything could be abused that doesn't mean we should make it illegal and what they want to do I think they're their timeline is somewhere around 2021 making it legal for for therapy to change the world it's going to change everything to change the way people feel about the past is going to change the way people interact with each other you're going to know just by people's behavior with or not they've ever done or nowhere comes from MDMA come from where was that playing at its in Thailand Thailand or Cambodia Cambodia it's like the bark like the something about that like the root of a tree trunk or something yeah I don't know if MDMA is Cambodia trees what would happen if you just ate it raw I wonder can you do that is there a special what does it say the truth about ecstasy Vice episode where they grow the stuff anyway this should be something that's not distributed by criminals wearing ski masks what you seen this video should be something distributed by stores and they should be doctors and if you wanted it you could have a rave where you can have medical centers in the real we keep people from overdosing from people going from drugs being totally illegal to some drugs having massive benefits like if you go to a club right and everyone there is no everybody's fine with that but you're not fine with a club where everybody does a small amount of ecstasy why can't you do that well that's drugs to just use those drugs once we get past that hurdle and it might take a whole generation before people get used to place a violent one drug makes you wanna have sex. That drug use my point it's a powerful really useful drug people going to find out about it's an amazing experience they're going to do it so what's the best way to handle that that's what handles make it safe make it legal make it regulated so they know what actually is in each one of these f****** pills you're not getting it from some pimp a****** or some f****** crazy due to stuffed in a balloon put up his a******* and made it across the border with it you don't know where the f*** you're getting the stuff it says Mr p r e w Phnom trees Murray Pro-Am trees in Tampa a boy mrla h e r e w p h n o m trees uprooted trees in Cambodia Cambodia sassafras the factors been set up to distill sassafras oil processed by boiling the root in the trunk of the exceptionally rare plant other really rare trees to wow how crazy is that


    Joe Rogan on the Banning of Trans Fat
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    name the official food watching movies is not weird I know it's loud chewing shity can't hear dialogue no one likes popcorn no one looks for popcorn and left there at the movies that's a good point it's like genetically modified and it's like it helps with a with a brainwashing just probably do you up am I going what's really bad for you they're going to take out of microwave popcorn when you get microwave popcorn there's fats in there that your body just doesn't know what the f*** to do with that's why those things can sit on a shelf for so long a little packets toxic ingredient in microwave popcorn if they're eliminating it Solaris they decided all the s*** kills you but we going to let yourself for 2 more years vegetable oil fats there certain certain trans fats or just your body just like what in the f*** is this non-food yeah you're you're making me eat we talk about delicious protein bars before the show that give you the most unbelievable fart perfluoro attic acid or pfoa are part of a class of compounds that may be linked to infertility in humans according to recent study from UCLA and animal testing the chemicals cause liver cancer testicular cancer and pancreatic cancer so that's one thing but I know that they ban trans fats I'm out of conflated the two stories did they cuz what is the band trans-fast is the one where they're giving them like all the like hostess takes those bulshit kegs shall forever Ding Dongs are my favorite those pot pie cakes they get from Hostess like the lemon fill in those are just trans fats to the gills on the whole Twinkie method they last 20 years or whatever I love you little Twinkies like ring dings and Twinkies in my grab between expensive road to lose trans fat microwave popcorn maker difficult task ridding their snacks of trans fats US Food and Drug Administration proposal to ban the live goes into effect so the u.s. is Banning so the u.s. ban on trans fats is what I what I got confused with the u.s. ban on trans fats is like a given these people like two years crazy that they're there all day every day but you're going after trans fat someone in the popcorn industry just pissed off and Illuminati member you know when I go after this is like a smear campaign what about the that one Oxycontin for sure Fox your life up 100% but if you have serious pain alleviates pain but the thing is can you can you just what about the 800 kids to go missing every year what about lunch goes well with different people look for that that's true but these are different people these a food scientist as opposed to like other healthy fats but I don't know why it probably has some to do a shelf life Maybe


    Joe Rogan - Intermittent Fasting Works!
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    he's a gorilla he's a goalrilla all the top guys oh yeah in it today I'm strength thinking it's totally the opposite of the last one so crazy and it's like now the big thing is you know with intermittent fasting it's like okay that's all these guys and eat this and gluten that knowledge and then now the new diet is don't eat for 18 hours it makes you have a time every day where you're going to have the most fabulous meal ever could what I want to eat and salads taste so good yeah I don't want to waste the mail because it it's so much better when you're starving and you're out of control like a weight lifting workout run fasted I'll do yoga fasted but if I'm going to lift I want to have something I need I need some fruit or something mo3 right now I haven't eaten at all and I'm fine fine you know it's a it's a it's an interesting diet I I hope it isn't b******* b******* like I never I never really looked forward to breakfast is always add and have I got protein bars I'm just cuz I had to do with dom D'Agostino he's from think is University of Florida but ketogenic specialist does a lot of Keto research and research on fasting and the benefits of fasting and he goes into scientific benefits The Proven benefits of fasting very very interesting stuff I want to f*** it up but it's for prevention of cancer Improvement Pacific benefits approved benefits of fasting very very interesting stuff what were the the moment I would really want to direct you to that I want to f*** it up but it's for prevention of cancer Ketone Bodies In The Blood increase cognitive improvement too much


    Joe Rogan - Conor Hasn't Fought MMA in 500 Days!
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    Zachary days MMA was Eddie Alvarez does his last MMA fight a long time ago as a long time ago and then he hasn't been stripped so imagine being a lightweight just sitting around waiting while he's on boxing TV having a boxing match with Floyd Mayweather he doesn't get stripped of his title doesn't defend it makes a hundred million bucks ifucking knows it would be a lot of s*** but be a lot clearer as what to do in this situation if Connor would have just fought like a regular lightweight champion there wouldn't be this the Centrum ocean it's so good for Connor though is diving in their swimming good is it he already knew he knew he just had a question people on the local scene crushing them one shot I saw them fighting 2013 I think somewhere around there in his first check the FBI would have known if I don't see this is hard to keep track of everything but wasn't sweet with a Swedish I was like a last-minute replacement they brought him in and he thought was his name black guy forget his name good guy real good guy and he'd let him up and that was like damn that one fight like there's there's footage of him and Dana and like Dana was already here. I guess the hype was real Jesus my favorite fights with him or the to fight with Nate Diaz though you know why because it was the fights we couldn't put someone away tonight is he owned them and I f*** them up and stop them that was a beating that he barely made it out of the first right from the get-go and just got f***** up kind of has hands behind back and stand chicken and lemon and pop him in the face like that was ugly so that you know like what year was that does 500 does 500 days ago like that's not kind of fight is a great fight for Conor but that's all Hammer when you thought Nate had to be the nail through a lot of that the whole f****** second round of the first fight when they got him down was a second-round submission right wasn't it I don't know when he's doing better. goodnight some in a second-round what are you looking at me funny when you got something peaceful pull up more than I do with my dick that's what Connor said these fools pull out more than I do with my dick I like how to specify with only pulled out for x max I mean he f****** lost that fight and then the second fight he drops Nate but you can't put Nate away Nate gets back up there going after it is f****** time for he's got to stand and walk away you don't walk away cuz he's too tired Kevin Gates right now so you walked away a couple times in those exchanges those were big big fights with us buddy round to it yeah yeah okay submission rear-naked choke four minutes and 12 seconds around to yeah he beat him down warm down and then stopped them that's one could that have gone either she walked away a couple times in those exchanges those were dig dig fights with us buddy round to it yeah yeah okay submission rear-naked choke four minutes and 12 seconds at around 2 yeah he beat him down warm down and then stopped him that's in the fight that conard one could that have gone either die


    Joe Rogan - Max Holloway vs. Khabib NOT AN APRIL FOOLS JOKE
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    romwe we have to talk about Tony Ferguson seeing as how you're is Jiu-Jitsu coach and I was f****** convinced I told Jamie I told Jimmy Smith and like I'm not buying it and not buying it is April Fool's two ships coming on April Fool's f*** you man you fool me once shame on you fool me 50 times or how many times have been busted by April fools mixed no f****** way Tony Ferguson got hurt a week before the fight or what is true that's the first thing I thought of my, I got everyone's going to think this is April Fools and I found out late Saturday night and I'm in the studio with Danny lohner just making some music and you know I knew something was something might have been wrong as we were supposed to work Saturday afternoon and he never know shows he's like hot but he was late I'm just hanging out from the studio he's got his own gym now and after awhile again returns tax in like something you know he's he's a f****** Superstar a lot of s*** going on so I just said okay so I left and went on with my day went in the studio and then I get to text like at 11:25 at night Saturday night he said I bought a f*****-up my knee blue my f****** LCL out he wants to fight he wants to buy he does not he did not not want to fight but his doctor said you can't fight and he was like I need a second opinion so he went to the UFC doctors and they said no you can't find his LCL detached from his knee according to so it's pulled from the bone it's pulled off the bone they said it's really it's it's not like usually described according to what the doctor but you know but you need surgery for that or you tear your ACL eat you for sure needs surgery so that if it supposed to complete two but the LCL and MCL the only time there again according to what I hear the only time I like motorcycles and alarm 5 he wanted to fight was he walking with sunglasses on indoors I don't know I don't know what he was wearing this with Dana Dana was saying I think so the a tripped over some wires cables that they land on are you crazy book that s*** again the thing itself is the thing that sucks is Forza magic number Dana set an interview kind of hinted or alluded to the time I hope I'm wrong I hope I'm wrong but they said they're going to strip Tony of this interim belt like you know Robert Whitaker's to see that someone told me I didn't hear it so that's why I'm saying I don't know if it's true someone that goddamn it just did an interview he was he was hitting like in such a way that Tony is going to get stripped of his belt nine right and they get injured and they can't defend their title and they have an interim title right interim guy gets injured and can't defend the interim title do they strip the end is that ever happened Robert Whittaker he has anybody I mean they didn't do that to Robert Whittaker he was in the interim Champion should they have an interim into room Robert Whittaker was fighting for the interim was going to fight I forget it was it was either wasn't Gilroy I forgot it was and then he got injured Beggin strip him why they strip and Tony do you feel like it's punishment for him getting injured a week out like they're pissed like f*** it and rip them yeah I don't know I don't know but that's you can't do that right I mean he got more than anybody you got to believe the amount 4 weeks ago and it's an injury in training and he tears it from the bone is that they just reschedule the fight right turn title why is it like a week out the interim was cancelled maybe it's because they have to make a big fight with Max Holloway vs. khabib for the world that cost a lot of money because he has an interim belt he he was this is going to be by far the biggest payday ever for him I mean he's making some good money it's because of the belt instead of using his next fight he doesn't have that belt anymore. to get money you know and so he'll get significantly less money say what if you don't have a belt hell yeah but if what if Max or khabib wins right one of them was going with whoever wanted is and then Tony gets healthy and then they're going to have Tony fight one of those guys for the title but he would get less than he would have for this fine if he doesn't have the belt really so that's part of the contract if you have a bet with your going to negotiate for a fight and you have a you have way more power than if you don't have a belt for my stripping them of the belt his next fight when he heals up and comes back he's going to it's going to cost them and it's not fair because again Robert Whittaker didn't get stripped of his interim belt Max Holloway and khabib she just fight to Main Event fight doesn't have to be for a belt cuz that's going to f*** Tony well why would it f*** Tony if you still get the interim title if he kept the interim title then it wouldn't f*** you site where I go she S vs X by Hilton and he would be interim title holders versus World titleholder why does Max Maxon and khabib have to fight for the belt it doesn't have to be for a belt to hold all the cards with their their position they're like look this is going to cost a shitload of money how do we recover recoup that money you know how do we Okay we get Halo it's almost as big now we're back in business and the stripping and thing I don't know what the policy is on that I don't know if there's a public policy or if it's just they just make pickled do I think they could do whatever they want to do I don't think never give up that power if they did have it like to some organizing body like why would they Reich is organizing bought it could even get corrupted but I think you have to be very careful when but I think you have to be very careful when you make like interim titles that you don't make too many of them and you'll have them around too often you know it like once you have them you got to get them resolved pretty quick I'd are they there a way to build up excitement about the fight but yeah I mean I don't think it was drifting if you got injured 4 weeks ago but who knows I might be wrong they might just be maybe they have a new policy if it is just ripping people


    Joe Rogan - Gun Control Propaganda?
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    get think about all this what we're doing for the Florida shooting and for the shootings in with that David Hogg Guy come on man. That's what's scary is a people are buying all that stuff but I know what stuff the whole gun control propaganda you know it's so obvious it's it's it's ridiculous it's ridiculous 6 the population and that's what they're doing and spying ends trying to disarm the used to say they used to say oh no we just want some restrictions and some background check now they're just saying you know some people are saying parkell Cattleman replace that they were the school that got shot up their friends died I get it from their point of view if I was 17 I would think and also they got cameras in their face and everybody pay attention to him and ever the New York Times interview on the Washington Post everyone's calling them up if I was down my probably doing the same thing you would probably do if you were in high school with those kids and all that s*** went down I don't blame them by any stretch of the imagination I don't even blame people that are trying to revoke the Second Amendment the thing that infuriates me the most is that all people want to look at his guns that's all they want to look at you need to look at the mental health of individuals that are willing to f****** shoot up a group of kids like why why the f*** would someone do that psychiatric medications or a big one that if you bring up people roll their eyes I go this again massive changes to the f****** chemical composition of your brain when you take these things and what year people of doing what bothers you with freaks you out what you don't give a s*** about when you got all these people that are on ssris and antidepressants and anti-anxiety medication over and over and over again when they test these shooters they all test positive for something the pharmaceutical companies do not want to f****** hear about this they don't want to talk about this Phil Hartman my friend got shot by his wife she was on Zoloft they got a settlement from Zoloft the family got a settlement from Zoloft after she f****** shot him in the head while I was sleeping there's a lot going on it's not just guns it is crazy that that f***** up kid could get guns it is crazy just crazy the FBI went to his house two years before but what can you do to hear about that kid that they just stopped and the Chinese immigrant kids are sending back that his roommates in college were saying this f****** guy stockpiling done the cops went to visit you when I bought another gun he's talking all kinds of crazy s*** everybody's nervous and that's how they sent him back because he's on a student visa you can't not be in class this kid was like gearing up he was gay or not but now maybe maybe they caught it before it happened and maybe they wouldn't have like two years ago when they interviewed this the kid from Parkland now it's the strangest thing about the Parkland shooting is the interview one of the teachers did on ABC that's this this is death make any sense to me at all it's like she said I have the video I could send it to Jared's it's less than a minute she says I opened up I heard I heard shots open up the door all the kids ran in the hid behind the desk and there I saw the shooter 20 feet away from me but at first I thought he was a policeman of Mike what is the police doing here he had full body armor and mask on a helmet on and we're shooting the cops doing here strangers video I've seen what I possibly someone shooting at the kid that's not what she said she said she saw the shooter was she watching for right if you like looking out the window you see some of that shooting someone or shooting a gun or even holding a time to realize that people know traumatic situations their memory is very f*****-up it's very shaky your brains flooded with adrenaline remember your open a suggestion people can put things in your head and you all a sudden think that real memory that you saw there's been like scientific studies on that and about suggestive memory that about someone can literally it especially during periods of great the rest they can introduce ideas in your head and you will tell those ideas hours later days later as your own and you don't even realize that they put them in your head it's real weird memory in traumatic situations like gun shootouts and s*** like that is haywire because you're aren't you working on that reptilian part of your brain go down to the lowest level my friend Steve rinella got attacked by grizzly bear he was in a fog neck Island so crazy podcast him and his other guys they killed an elk and they're packing the cell count and they left elk by the tree while they were at their camp and they went to go back in a bear claim the elk and his bear rushed them and he's like one of the ways you describe to me like you have an idea in your head of like what like an animal instinct is like and he goes I'm telling you this goes way. did not disclose weight when you really think your life is in danger you really think it's over you don't even exist anymore you're moving you have no idea what you're doing you're you have to piece together what happened afterwards you were barely there in the first place you're just gone you're gone you see somebody else no f****** idea who you even are right there and then oh I sent you the video of the the video of that people have to understand memory okay writing love letters when the fire alarm went off as students files into the hallway she heard gunfire The Killing had begun I was about 2 feet away from my door all this and I heard gunshots from my room and then kids were screaming and then running back towards me and towards the end of the hallway so I just went in this very strange autopilot mode where I put it on my feet I unlock my door start pouring in my room and getting them in the room and then I suddenly saw the shooter that's when he for me standing at the end of the hallway actively shooting down the hallway and bullets here saw something very good look at it there's another video of a girl saying yeah we heard shots and we're running through the hallway and then I run into Nikolas Cruz and I looked at him and I told him isn't it weird that everyone thought this was going to be you and then he just stood there and then we write off cuz we heard more shots doesn't make any sense and that stuff so making videos not taking down actively taken down witness testimony that doesn't go with official narrative man so you think that this is like a false flag like someone's been in there I can make about the school all the time do that that's what they do and then they focus on and then everyone buys it that's what's going on in my life but this is a this is a crazy opinion right because you weren't there I'm not the only one on the other side of the country I'm sure but every time there's any sort of mass event some horrible event is always kind of Pharisees you know because most of these. They're like what was going on right before the document a document that Trump released and got zero zero a Arab play from mainstream media and it was a document that did showed that a lot of really important people in government from all the agencies were all colluding together to take down Trump and there's text messages and emails they're going back and forth to the all work together using Hollywood so there's is the fisa document was about to get dropped and everyone was saying wait would have backed into a corner they're going to pull something off watch here comes they're going to pull out there's going to be a shooting or something wait for it here it comes and then boom so soon as it happened but the reason why conspiracy theorists mistakes in that shooting as a false-flag were like all the witness the witness testimony that doesn't make any sense to me he thinks they did it on purpose to keep all the conspiracy theorist busy cuz if there's so much s*** that's going to be your man so they keep every kind of way to keep everybody away from the fisa document that's a real thing like that's a hundred percent sound like she didn't know what she was talking about that sound like it then but that wasn't when the shooting was going down you got to see people when you see people like right when they seen some s*** their brain scrambled down that's something they have to do take into consideration especially some nice lady probably never saw anybody get shot in their life probably never saw much violence yeah maybe I don't know how to distract from the fisa list I'm not saying the false Flags don't exist mean when you and I discussed on this podcast in great detail which is what they did mean operation Northwoods they were planning on attacking Guantanamo Bay Cuba arm tubing Friendly's have them attack Guantanamo sacrifice American lives they were going to blow up a drone jetliner blame it on the Cuban all this was to get us enthusiastic about going to war with you but yeah they're going to sacrifice American Lots is a hundred percent they're going to lie and things normal which is normal Empires involved right everything involves did the the the way we use technology involves the way we use literature of all the way we use TV evolved everything about does that evil corruption in government evolve to or does it just somehow never gets snuffed out because of the light that don't buy that I Do by that if you look at all the different things that we've shown that there's collusion in just look at the fact that someone like Hillary Clinton can run for president while she was making the hundreds of thousands of dollars giving speech the banks like when she was in that debate with Bernie Sanders and Bernie Sanders like releases transcripts tell us what you said tell us what you said those nice Banker people to give you a half a million dollars worth of the f*** they gave you is so f****** entertaining we're going to give her $250,000 for an hour with money you know me we're all about money we know the value of money or in the banking business this lady talk worth a quarter million dollars. It's the best she's going to go up there she's going to knock your socks off so good he's amazing she's funny she's hilarious amazing speech is super wealthy and she stands up there on the podium and just not your f****** dick in the dirt is this Hillary Clinton gets humiliating $7,000 less than Snooki for a speech at Rutgers as a story grows old oh wow so she got flash to $25,000 I think the bus dollars per speech but some folks suggested it may be her broken record that set the recent / price of 25000 so much money I think they're always want to stockpile legal funds to someone could always come after that had a hundred million and now you have you know 75 million. Oh my God I'm passing things and signing legislature pushing things for using your influence if someone is in a position that they could do that for a company in that company wants to give you $200,000 to talk that's just f****** insane that's insane that's bribery that's about you saying that it's worth $200,000 if she sucked every dick in the room it wouldn't be worth $200,000 right there's no way who's going to pay $1,000 for Hillary Clinton b****** other than for the story I think she can get a lot of money for b******* who's going to pay $1,000 for Hillary Clinton b****** other than for the story I think she can get a lot of money for b*******


    Joe Rogan - Yves Edwards' Denzel Washington Story
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    that's a hard thing for me to not do something because if I'm not if I'm awake and I'm not occupied my thoughts are just going so I like that's something else I've been doing I've been started to write things down I've been doing like some stunt work acting right so I've been lately I've been watching old shows and and just watching it for the acting and and I'll find a script and I'll stand for the Mirror by myself into something something through all of it I did I did I did a small move to do the movie about Nick Newell right and I so I fight the cat the guy that played Nick new world and one scene early in his career and we have to kind of all of that in the choreography with the green screen all that a while though but I got a couple lines did some lies in the first time I did lines with Kevin Pollak so I was cool for you know that's pretty crazy and then and then I didn't episode of Ballers for the next season so so JD Washington okay so that was cool and I met I didn't I didn't I watch these shows I didn't know when was JD wash I just knew his name is JD from being on Sat I always call him Ricky I was it somebody told me he was related to Denzel Washington and then I find out that his last name is Washington when I'm on set and I'm looking at the call sheet and I'm like are you related to Denzel and he's like yeah he has the look on his face like you know who is you know that from what the information I've got and dumb so but but I met his dad also work with him on equalizer we work for The Equalizer 2 we were helping him build the scenes choreographing the scenes and teaching the choreography for that and I have this this this thing where he he's giving me voice lessons have this thing with Denzel Washington giving me voice lessons I'll show it to you like you know these these these tongue twisters that he says to annunciating is kind of dope so so wear it when in the gym working out and he's like so he tell you says them to me and he's like you should write this down cuz my buddy doesn't yet he doesn't stuff on fun on the fox that's for UFC and so he's like he pays a little more attention to me at that point he's like he's going back to see what he wants to do some theater cuz he wants to clean up his stuff and so I just like you should write this down and so it is like you should write this down I'm like looking like my phone I start recording and then he sees them recorded So he comes over and he's like he's speaking into my phone and I'm like Denzel Washington voice coaching me


    Joe Rogan - GSP Might Be The GOAT
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    elector St-Pierre you know he took four years off every time that we still one of the greatest if not the greatest of all time and you saw that in that fight now I don't think he was Michael cut him he caught him with those elbows particular from the bottom but you know George st-pierre's he's a special guy he really is a special ass people are really under estimating how great your CPR was monster and you know I think that everyone including myself you know really didn't think he was going to be able to come back with that long of a layoff and compete the way that you know you said yourself Mike was just mentally push himself for getting better and better Michael Bisping today destroys Michael Bisping a younger Michael Bisping seven years ago that's crazy he's an old man now if you made them fight again they went 100% of times I don't think they would not at all now so I could beat him a few times patterns that's why it's weird when you see guys fight training Partners it's like there's guys that just know each other so well that when they get in there they were to establish a pattern 1 guys always believe the other guy in training one guys beat the other guy up you could see it when they actually fight yeah face get two losses that were Matt Hughes and Matt Serra right and came back and destroyed them in the rematches and chokes him unconscious with a rear naked choke that was one of the tightest most singed up rear-naked choke have ever seen anybody perform ever I mean he had it like a Jiu-Jitsu God it was a lot of MMA guys they have a harder time getting those gloves fully locked into position like there's a difference between there's this doesn't Renegade truck with the Palm is touching the back of the head with a lot of people opt for because you have to make as much space for the arm you can get back there you can grab that hat but the real way to do it is like this the real way to do it is a karate chop where you go to the back of the neck with a karate chop and once you have that in place then there's this Aegis squeezes the f*** out of someone's neck when someone really gets one of those locked in and that's what George did in the way he did it was like as tight and sweet and four star black belt law one of those locked in and that's what George did in the way he did it was like as tight and sweet and four star black belt law


    Joe Rogan - Joey Diaz Explains Abakuá
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    OG there's another that whole society that he hasn't touched in Anya's I know he knows about them not the abiqua society WhatsApp aquamen that's a completed still that's the Brotherhood of men and Cube you'll see it as soon as you see you're not Maguire you know you're dealing with them and my soul kid with a balloon and I call you balloons and we do that around me and Daddy you come up to another Quan call him his nickname you got a different situation he'll pull you aside and do I don't know you and don't you have a f****** call me that outside the circle again and when they get mad at you okay to prove their manhood date beach in throw you on the floor pull your pants down and slice your ass with a straight razor that's worse than f****** a man wanded at the two or three people at my mother's wake guy couldn't come in cuz one and sliced his ass and I don't know this guy took me to baseball games won get the f*** out he stand that's their thing that only p**** they can't be in a room if another man is gay in the room wow oh yeah Advanced Joey that's progress what's that that now there's gation but they don't speak Spanish Edwards when I call you money that my brother is in that thing what's the organization of this group when is it is it put lipstick on by the way I don't f*** you in the ass and you're going to suck my dick but don't you think you're going to f****** kiss me or touch me when I was the fourth grade I was surrounded but I like why you say hello a certain way you want like I'll show you a number guava video a b u k u a rubu whatever no no no alright then why are you still dressed and white no women allowed no nothing play some this Jamie so we can hear it no women walking Beauty the colors are white and red right you will see red that's the guy fish that they're the big ciao Bow Wow and now there's actually gay men in the diluted so much it's been diluted over the years but when when I met wanted Helio that was not the cute. get that mother f***** out of the room or if not you can't talk to him you can approach him a certain way to experience a lot of progressive ideology like is that they changed places you can get it here and there it's not great it's frustrating when you go there you go to Havana and you kind of disengage right from modern technology I love it I mean you couldn't live there cuz you can't really do business there but you just kind of disengaged a big deal I don't tell anybody we got Cubans illegal like we haven't even touched on like I was raised by omega-7 guy like he grew up with my father so I told Joey when I first met him and I was sort of almost done with this book I said I said when you read it you're going to need to sit down because for a guy like him he knew a lot and I knew he would come across names that he knew but there's no way you could have been part of this and known the whole thing right now right so you like you knew who I was you know his back I didn't know he was a professional assassin for Omega 7 killed my mother warned me my mother used to go when he picks you up at school please don't get in the car with him cuz you're going to get shot one day and people new battle and they knew some things about him but they didn't know I went to a dance with my daughter and I came home in the book was waiting for me you know Amazon drop something from the house and they had ripped it and there was other kids and other moms with my wife and I don't like to do is put it in my office and when I opened it I saw a doctor and monchy and my f****** need dropped like it hit me to keep texting me as you would at 12 wife of mastitis know the story I told you about my mama play cards and then I would put tighty whities on and dance for the women and go to give me shots of tequila and I can dance was in that book Nina is in that book when my mother died I gave meaning my dog I couldn't take that dog to go to Nina's House on 51st Street and crying the dog house like this is my dog so come visit me every week just because he was my father's friend and give me fifty bucks and take me to the city to get haircut with this claim to fame was in the seventh grade my mother told him I don't know what I'm going to do with him he's got some f****** girlfriend he won't even talk to me this guy came to my house and gave me a capsule and right in front of me filled it up with coconut was let me tell you something sounds great let the p**** than I thought that coke capsule was in my drawer for like a year like in the back of my nightstand right I didn't you know I was not out of the drug nothing my mom came home with three cocktails and then she's like a f****** news today from time that he gave you cocaine what the f*** is do I have a f****** take drugs tonight since you wouldn't did it and I'm saying that she went did the blast but that died when I was in seventh grade gave me a wow


    Joe Rogan - I Believe Jon Jones' Story
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    yeah well that's often times the case the difference between someone who just does fantastic and someone who just doesn't quite just someone who falls off short and I think it's also comes from like you know who the the way you come up in the sport some of these guys they come up and they're the best guy and they're in the area for a long time and you kind of get this attitude or this you start developing this Persona of like I don't have to do all that work cuz like I am not even doing that much and I do will smash and everybody in here well that's where it's crazy but I got a Jon Jones he actually can do that yeah right he is one of the rare guys that actually can do that man like I wonder how much money he's left on the table with with all these problems especially with the attention has brought to the sport and a guy like Jon Jones you know I know Goody Two-Shoes image and everybody's like what that's not you or yes it's fake and then all of his problem sort of forced him to just be himself and then people like I believe that it was accidental because it doesn't make any sense any other way because if you look at how he tested positive and what he tested positive for and how recently tested negative For That Neon how recently afterwards he tested negative you talking about something it was a such a minuscule Trace amount there's no way you could consider taking something like that and having it to have to put a positive effect in a performance-enhancing a fact now was that the the substance is it oral is it going to be taken orally I would expect it to be somewhat true but I've heard like in boxing you know you they've had these these issues where they would only they would provide their own food because they don't trust somebody you know is fighting their food or something so they test so I don't I mean that sounds far-fetched but also sounds to some degree reasonable his position was weakened by his testimony in the California State athletic commission hearing because to signature on one of the documents on one of the things that he was supposed to Overlook what you can and can't I do a thing was it you saw it up paperwork or maybe California State athletic commission commission paperwork he apparently admitted that his manager forging signature and they asked him if you ever consider getting a new manager and he joked around by yeah I'm just kidding but that's not good and then there was a bunch of stuff in like what he provided as a possible source that stuff you know like he didn't he didn't have in these a lot of the things that you provide as a source this stuff in his list of stuff to be taken you know there's a lot going on there man but the real problem is like John at one point Thomas being represented by Nike I mean he was representing Nike he was he had a huge Nike contract you know that's and that's huge mean not damaged Giant you know what can the could have should have would have shed goes on forever and on top of top of that could already showed up about being pre Reebok and it being Nike with everything that's come to the sports since then imagine if you don't like he could like he could have done it. Connor Jordan route absolutely he could be in a superfight with steep a absolute 100% absolutely huge f****** fight man for MMA John coming up to heavyweight I mean it's a huge fight with DC with DC coming up the heavyweight yes you know and he only got the only guy to have a best of his job said that cuz you saying he's supposed to some Tendencies I do you mean the left kicking I can hear that laugh I kick and then boom he lands a lot by Kik


    Joe Rogan - Yves Edwards Details Brendan Schaub Disagreement
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    we are a couple of couple weeks ago I saw you to call me store and you asked me about your boy Brendan yeah and I like you you would ask me about you your to swim the whole thing the people that don't know the story Brandon said something where he was talking about UFC tonight fights UFC tonight yet like saying that you have a bunch of black people on it yeah yeah because you're not racist myself tiring and and Jenna Bryant with the three that wanted escude the best brains and the best speakers for this job and it was like and you know I some people see with a point that he was trying to make the point that he claims that he's trying to make but the thing is when you when you start when you start in on this race thing you're you're saying if actively that these there's a person or a group of these people are only there because of the color of their skin right you can you could say all of that without without the whole I get it you're not racist your are you checking off boxes or whatever right because if that doesn't matter to the question that or the point that you trying to make why bring it up you know that's I feel like I know Brendan very well I love him he's one of my best friends he's definitely not a racist but he definitely talks too much yeah and I don't mean that in a bad way like he talks too much I mean like he says his to any podcast and too many things and you say things and I'm 100% guilty this you say things and you don't even say that and then all sudden you're defending it and then you're you're caught up in a wave of just trying to sort out what you're saying without someone being there to say well look here's Woodley UFC welterweight world champion Yves Edwards arguably the best 155r in the world at one point in time of massive veterans sport I mean go down the list Rashad Evans former light heavyweight champion me you talking about top-flight Champions former Champions Elite mixed martial artist Paul Felder you also have Florian you know what you have just they're just Elite top of the food chain Fighters and analysts I think it was a bad path to go down I don't think it made sense I just I think he thought it made sense in his head when he was saying it I think maybe was trying to be controversial maybe just I don't know you know it didn't make sense to me yeah it didn't make sense to me either but like my my thing about it wasn't okay you're being racist right like it's it's a thing when you bring race into the fit to the situation to right but my thing wasn't your racist because you say this my thing was you're saying that I'm in this position because I'm not good enough you're saying that I'm only here because of affirmative action or whatever you want to call it you know that there's not a quality to my work and that's what I'm like yeah f*** that that's that's not the case I know that I know that I'm good at that I know that what that I'm good at the sport I understand the sport and I'm good at explaining what I say brighten who would you know the other thing is like who would replace them are we deserve white people that are missing out yeah on the gig Edition he sent me a message and apologize about that and I was like cool like my thing was not about the race thing my thing was you said these things and you either saying somebody or a group of people up there aren't qualified for the job Sous I think I forgot the guy's name sorry I remember Luke Thomas Wright news on the sky Loop, the show is he saying stuff East specifically talking about me and I was like yeah I talked to them we're all friends and talk to eat and he's like well see this something Eve season himself and I'm just like man you're not you're not none of these things so like you're like this bus is coming you're waiting to throw me in front of it or some s*** like that and I'm like yeah I know that's not cool man like we're not friends we know each other the extent of our friendship is like a UFC last summer I saw Brandon across the aisle and some guy rolled up on him and talk to him for like 10 minutes and I'm looking back and I could see Brandon's like traffic.com like let me let me go try and help him out so I go over then I start talking to Brandon and then to do just hangs out for about 5-10 minutes then I'm just like that's all I got and I'm going back for my feet but like we're not boys we don't know each other like that so and like she and you're not a psychologist and a psychiatrist so you're not qualified to be speaking on my mental state didn't know that you said that I feel like now that I'm remembering it you might have brought that up at the comedy store tonight it didn't make any sense it doesn't and I can't defend him on that cuz it doesn't make any sense it just didn't it doesn't make any sense but it's sometimes he says it doesn't make sense and maybe if you were in the room with them he wouldn't have said it or maybe he would have said it better or maybe he would have you know set are these really the best month


    Joe Rogan - College Should Be Free
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    Heritage or any other presidents 2017 budget provide 69.4 billion and discretionary funding is that but that's education 7 billion in new mandatory funding for the US Department of Education the budget Sports implementation of every student succeeds act which Embraces major reforms in the ministration long has long supported to improve outcomes for all students and also makes crucial Investments that build the administration's work today educational equity and Excellence support teachers and school leaders promote College affordability and completion these include I think college should be free I think we could figure out how to make college free time with Bernie Sanders on that it's a rare thing I just don't think you should be in f****** debt up to your a****** by the time you get out of school even regular dead is blood dead but I'm weird that but doesn't doesn't have any more educated Society help everybody everybody in the long run short like like however that money I make more money and everybody would make more money make sure that whoever the f*** is teaching these kids like you have to be real stringent with what you're letting get push through if you're going to throw that much money on it there's a lot of shitbag who's out there we have to clean that up you know a lot of people is a lot of s*** that teaches out there now they want to give him kind of all time with pilled up formal former high school students know what the solution is you know the NRA thinks it's having guns everywhere the anti-second amendment people think it's getting all the guns away but you're not going to get all the guns away the thing about like people that guns don't kill people people kill people I'm like no people with guns kill people they definitely do hear exactly how much the government would have to spend to make public College tuition-free how much I'm already this article okay was it say what is the website the Atlantic Atlantic 6 billion dollars a mirror 62 but there's updates on the bottom of the article that said that's in addition to what they already spend that makes it maybe double everybody should be able to get an education online that's all I really firmly believe that after I think they should have courses that you could just sign up and take him like a regular College course you don't have to be in a physical location anymore that's so retro that's so unnecessary get your car and get the traffic and go to UCLA the only thing good about that as you're in the room with someone like a Jordan Peterson or some really good professor that's really inspirational and you're in there with him to talk to you in like you like being their presents and see all this guy was probably my age one day and he figured all the shootout and like maybe some extra juice to that Stella bookmarks saved I think it was Harvard it was a long list of US recorded lectures that were from any class I think they're probably was a limit to what they were doing definitely not accessible anymore especially for the public but it was fully accessible anybody that wanted that's why I had saved I don't know Joe get home watch looking at them on the screen bright and dumb learning versus being in the same room and it's like yeah bud like you could also go to a strip club and watch strippers dance or you could be at home watching them p*** and when you're at home watching you can pull it out rip one you know right so you're saying Louis CK was saying once that he has a computer that he writes on his not connected to the internet cuz you just can't get distracted for himself. That's what I'm saying the problem is the distraction with having having access to everything right there that's true that's that's that's that's that's the best part it's discipline that goes back to what I believed that ties back into what I was saying before about all this entertainment out there everybody everybody's it is always like scratching at you like Hay Day pay attention to me give me something to do


    Joe Rogan - Equality of Outcome is Nonsense
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    yeah that seats at see that that is a representation of capitalism it is exactly what it is like the best in the world the best I can do is get three meals a day right and live in a better place people that think socialism is a good idea have never accomplished anything it is no way you've competed there's no way if you're up competitor and you understand the benefit in the value of competition I'm not talking about capitalism competitive I'm talking about just actual competitive in anything anything where you're trying to get a position and it's a very difficult position so you want to work hard in the other people around you know about merit-based performance like you know like you should you should achieve based on your Merit based on U of actually shown to like how much work you put in what you've accomplished you should benefit from that the idea that everybody should be paid equally and that everybody should just have a man will contribute and just I'll give a little you give a little dose Fox never give their share their never good but never the best at what they do they never know how to compete they just don't they just don't it's not saying that you there's not some aspects of a community where we should have some socialist ideas like I believe in education I believe that without a doubt our nation is wealthy is it is can afford to have better Healthcare a better education yeah those two things I think are gigantic factors in just having a healthy Community but if you want equality of outcome you can suck my dick that's nonsense there's no such thing as equality of outcome cuz if you have real Freedom real Freedom you're always going to have any quality of outcome cuz a real freedom is a guy like Jocko wants to get up at 4:30 in the workout if your where is some people just want to sleep till noon how do I just lay in bed man I have to go to the beach and hang out I'm not I'm not in a hurry I'm not in a rush good I hope you enjoy yourself there's nothing wrong with that but if you want the same amount of money that motherfukers up at 4:30 in the morning hostel it constantly in the are three things going on Project constantly always in the middle of something else and you're not do you want the same outcome to f*** you I think you I completely agree with that I feel like there's this the world or specially the country is in the best place when there are more people in the middle when they're when they're when when there is these extremes and I feel like the people that people that were in the middle they've somehow been dragged further out to these extremes because yeah having like going far right with some things right so you don't get anything you don't get this unless you work for a new like yeah absolutely one hundred percent and and and put like some of some of the things that go along with that yeah but then this everybody gets a trophy every like know everybody's and it doesn't get a trophy there there is like you should get a trophy if you able to compete to the level that deserved that's deserving of a Chopra and that's it for like everybody shouldn't get one you lost you shouldn't get the same thing that the guy that one got you did well and you lost me. And there's a big competition big group and you did better than some of that meow maybe you get some of that some of the pie but like this whole thing of yeah everybody's equal I come I disagree I feel like but I feel like there's there's aspects of everything that should be everywhere so when I say that what I mean is like Capital isn't like we saw we saw capitalism inside communism in that example right well inside capitalism there should be some some some socialism like like like this look at give me baseball right the Yankees they there in the playoffs every year cuz they can afford and they can afford to buy the bass player for like look at look at Green Bay Wisconsin small-market team they can win a Superbowl because of the of the revenue sharing because of the socialistic revenue-sharing inside the NFL you know it's it's it's a weird dynamic where there are things that that apply in different situations but like people can't compartmentalize enough so that these things can happen can all make it work out like I feel like like you said about Healthcare and Education Health and education we have the funds for those things to be to be good across the board but why is it that the schools in this in this Rich area are always better they always have the better scores but then when you take that same you take the same type of effort and you put that somewhere in a poor area their scores come up and and they can compete right if they the same effort from the faculty in the staff and whatnot but the same thing with like law enforcement law enforcement is is is better in these areas we're like it's like there's no crime here in this world the rich people live in this house but like if it because they also have better lawn for their kids are police patrolling that area in a different fashion like it's it's this weird thing we're not equal if not equal and it doesn't like those things should be equal but but as far as these people live in a poor area now and these people they they don't they have a lot of money because of a family wealth because of work ethic because of all that yeah like every but everybody deserves to be safe everybody deserves to have that at the very least right so let's let's enforce the laws and and Patrol and do those things in this area just as much as we do for this area right and put them put the money into that because that's a community thing now we're talkin about what they have they have my support will they pay higher taxes and they do this thing okay well if you want that you've now that you you're safe enough and your education is where it is let's start be invested in that Community you know that's not that's not get get to the point where we can't be here so we go there know that we can afford to be there and ballestas try reinvesting in this community to make this community more like that one but if we have the protections to do that then I feel more comfortable reinvesting in this community if it's a weird all these things are all over the place and you got to put them together while we don't treat our country as if it's a giant Community right if it was a giant Community where everybody's equal we would look at all the problems spots and say okay well there is he's crime-ridden poverty-stricken communities that can't seem to catch a break so the people that come out of that even though we're saying hey you ever visit open playing field to compete that's not true right cuz they're coming at it with a massive different disadvantage from the jump at the education disadvantage are mental disadvantage in the what they see around them all the time I can't catch a break dudes right now in a lot of crap lot of criminals lot of b******* a lot of different ways you can go wrong a lot of things that could set you down a terrible path in life and it's around you all the time and if we tried engineer Society to say what how do we how do we have last people that are disadvantaged how do we have left losers what's the best way we got to go to the problem spots all the problem spots we should be dumping and I'm not saying we shouldn't do anything overseas cuz I think a lot of things that we do overseas probably help and protect us over here but there's a lot of s*** we don't have to do and that s*** we could take that money and just fix it he's just go in and throw a ton of money and compassion and education and community centers and make places safe for people to learn how to be an adult help and protect us over here but there's a lot of s*** we don't have to do and that s*** we could take that money and just fix it he's just go in and throw a ton of money and compassion and education and community centers and make place is safe for people to learn how to be an adult


    Joe Rogan - Ngannou Needs To Work on Grappling
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    and then can you go back to that attitude the a dry lifestyle and within take some of that strength depends on how big he gets you know like if you were talking like strong men strike those guys are not known for their agility right there giant you know there's there's a trade-off for sure there's a power trade-off you know that's one of the things it's so terrifying about Francis ngannou know is that he's 270 lb cut down to 265 but he moves like a panther right it's like he's not missing anything like you know I mean ridiculous power but he's also fast as f*** that left hook that he hit over him with but Jesus that's like a welterweights left hook but he's hitting you like a nuclear weapon it's just a different kind of power on its punches a different kind of power in his body but he also has the ability to move fast like a smaller person most the time you get a really powerful person there's some sort of compromise what happens when a guy like Francis ngannou you develop his wrestling so that it's like a Cain Velasquez trying to keep the fight standing the problem with that is you can't just do what you like to do you can't just do what you're awesome out he's already awesome and putting people in another dimension F I mean he has harder than anybody I've ever seen I've never seen anybody that hits as hard as Francis ngannou and that's that power Cube thing shows it mean he got the highest registered punch Tyrone Spong was number to his punch was something like 10,000 pounds more power or more than than Tyrone spawns which is crazy he's a make you shouldn't be allowed to hit people he's a monster he's so powerful it's like all things balanced out right like Steve Pages said yeah you're powerful for about 5 minutes yeah and I'm not going to be there for those five minutes away from you is smart and fight smart and knows the game like knows like you can't keep this up but can't be able to do the same thing them you'd expect so I don't Jane young team for sure like the king that fought cheick Kongo Tina fought Ben Rothwell. King Jesus Christ that came could have done that to anybody but I think what you deal with with Kane was like a mental strength that no one's body can hold up to you. I mean like he just drove forward with so much tenacity that his body is like tires are flying off and bolts are break in and it's just too much strength in the mind mental strength that no one's body can hold up to another man like he just drove forward with so much tenacity that his body is like tires are flying off and bolts are break in and is this too much strength in the mind


    Joe Rogan - "Can't Catch a Break" Mentality Is Poison
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    after the second I believe it was you just like this is like they should be stopped right this should be stopped as though there's no chance and I don't really watch him get beat up as much so I'm I'm like tweeting about the fight and watching and I'm looking back and forth and then holyfuck upside down like just an undefeated coming into this fight Darren was covered in blood and Annie got a crucifix here and he's getting smash with punches and elbows but elegant he's just one of those guys Darren doesn't give up Amanda Nunez another one like that I don't remember her Victory dude that one is bone-chilling you hear the scream you like woah like you get your hair like Goosebumps just thinking about ya how about some people like walking away from finding things it's it's it makes me think of like of a kid sorry this is this is going to be like a bunch of things tied into one thing but babies when they're first born like first things come out of baby usually cry right or and it's like my thought on that is like this the first time they felt anything outside of that womb right and and they don't know what pain is like a pain tolerance the first time you got kicked it hurt a lot more than it does now right so like every sensation is new for that right and then you're growing up and you grow up to be his people in your be present telling you can do anything but at the same time to tell me you don't do that right so it's like like the mine is your brain is this this is blank slate when you're born and you get all these different influences and with this goes back to the people that are like I can't catch a break I can't catch a break it's like a Wii are we doing this right because for so many people have this attitude you know where where is that coming from because it's there so many people like that and then they're people that are like that at times and then but they can they can either come out of it and and and start having good things at all and then they go back into it they bounce back and forth but why are people the way they are like the human mind to me is like the most amazing confusing I like it everything but like there's no rules that's what everybody's different but everybody's different and your attitude has a giant effect not just on your life but on other people's lives around you that's the other thing about it those I can't catch a break guys get them away from me breaks but you know what I did I stayed up and I thought through it and I figured out what the f*** I did wrong and then I went back it's like I f***** up everything I've ever done a hundred times there's no way to know the way to do it and I've got a bunch of shity brakes everybody has but you got to realize when you have those shity breaks what that is it's an opportunity for you to reassess reboot get better figure out another way find another way through it's just little challenges and the people that look at those challenge of War petrologist there cancer those people are dangerous to be around they will rob you of your enthusiasm they don't give you any fuel does the opposite of fuel like the fuel people that hold its kind of kicking ass the people that are out there it's f****** hustling always always getting things done because I've got like my friend Jocko every morning I'll check his Instagram page 430 shows a picture of his watch get after it he's out there working out 4:30 in the morning it doesn't every f****** morning why because that's how you do it and those kind of guys are fuel but those I can't catch a break I that the opposite of fuel that is pissing on your fire then no fun and then the people that it's around them are all idiots cuz only idiots want to be around I can't catch a break. Yeah only a dummy stick around after while even if they're your good friend. I can't catch a break bulshit all the time you're complaining you could be instead hustling you could be instead chasing your dream you could be instead doing wrong trying to prove certain aspects of your life getting your s*** together reading a book meditating something f****** something but this I can't catch a break s*** is not helping anybody and it pushes everybody away from you but some people that get caught in that pattern and it might be their parents and might be how they were raised somebody might have told they were useless real early on it's stuck and they just they always they never feel like they get enough reassurance they never feel like they get enough motivation and they feel like other people get more they look at all these other people how come she gets this how come he's got that going on and that's all that's bad for you to that s*** ain't no good for you how much of that is tied into not paying attention to yourself not not knowing yourself you know how much time how much of that is this time as tune into tied into you always on like your brain always outside of yourself you use your brain with TV or Instagram or something even even reading a book I believe is is different when you watching TV what you're watching you know what I mean if you're watching something that that has a message where you have to think where you can see yourself in that and you can put yourself in these situations and you're like oh well that's I can empathize with that I can this but when you're just watching 00 spending money on cars and and make it rain and I wonder how much of that because like thing I found as I entertainment isn't what it used to be and this disassemble to sell old is something that you can actually feel I feel like it's a lot less of that you could feel like TV shows find it so much more like I feel like the the bigger things like the things that most people have access to that I think that's what it is but is it that they have more access to that or is that the easiest thing to easiest thing to to consume consume it's mindless and everybody wants cars car everybody wants money is he some dude with these open shirt all these chains and it's always Girls behind them in their underwear everybody's dancing like this cuz Life's a party my life is a party I can't catch a fuckinbreak I'm over here at work it's cool it's cool sometimes do a different way but there's a point where everything becomes a bad thing there's a point where like humility is it is a bad thing there's a point where having fun is a bad thing it's like you can't you can't like eating doesn't isn't always a pleasure if you're if you're constantly eating if you're never hungry you don't appreciate as much as if you were hungry if you're if you're starving and they feed you and you start your full and you have to keep eating that's not fun right right yeah so there is this moderation thing that I feel it's missing and I'm trying to find that balance myself man with what with life with with with a bunch of different things so I'm with with how much time I spend doing this versus this especially now that I'm not fighting because that that was for a long time that was the biggest part of my days you know just just trading and everything else and now like I still get the train but I have more time and and a lot of time by myself in my own head I spend doing this versus this especially now that I'm not fighting because that that was for a long time that was the biggest part of my days you know just just trading and everything else and now like I still get the train but I have more time and and a lot of time by myself in my own head


    Joe Rogan Hypes Khabib vs.Tony Ferguson
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    a lot of experts out there talking about stuff that's why I fight like next weekend is so fascinating because between Tony and khabib nobody knows what the f*** is going to happen it's one of those fights where everybody's like damn I don't know and you got all these people breaking it down on one side and you got people making compelling arguments on the other side because I've been bouncing back and forth this isn't necessarily where I'm going to stay but I feel like okay I don't see how that can change but again like you said their people and making these arguments and if somebody convinces me of something that kind of defeats this argument then it's like mad now you open the door for this again and what I think is like what I forgot my first thought was could be with this guy he takes everybody down and he controls you and beat you up right and you think he's going to do that and then he just does not take one of these submission first catechize man without arguments in opposition opposition you create scramble he's he's aware of where he is at all times and what he's giving up so I feel like he would just continue to scramble he be able to get back to his feet at least and then I go back to khabib an end scene Tony against Kevin Lee and can't believe how to control them early in that fight you know he was able to pass his guard and do some some good controlling things now if a guy that could be you can do that right then he's not getting back up and to be was going to be able to take him now he is the best wrestler in the game like good arguments good arguments you know I think another argument is that Kevin when Kevin Lee fought Tony I think everybody knew Kevin on staph infection I knew I saw him walking the cage over this chest staff I knew was going to be weak I knew in compared to the Kevin Lee the Destroyer that you see when he's on point and in shape like this guy's going to be compromised and he's so a big 155 so it's a hard cut for him where is Tony makes it mean Tony can get pretty heavy but he's super discipline he makes it easy Tony's endurance is endurance is off-the-charts off-the-charts impeccable he was posting of the day that he went to six six mile run at 1 in the morning like extra credit he wrote #extra credit mean he's an animal mean Eddie Bravo trains them up there in Big Bear all the time he says never seen anything like it was just everybody else like paste and everybody up the hill coming back down there make up the first time he's running passing the second time he's a f****** animal he wants it he wants it bad but so he knew that Kevin go into that fight was compromised so if you knew Kevin was compromised maybe he decided just let him work let him work that first round pretty like pretty gnarly the fight but that's crazy because if he could if he did take that time off even knowing that a guy that Kevin Lee was you know compromised that's still a high-level guy to be take this time off and be a little bit Lacks a lot of s*** he's really aggressive he he fights well it looks the part when you look at me to f****** jacked you know that's a bad break for like that he had like a golf ball growing out of his tit yeah I mean it could happen again relatively soon depending on us fight with with Barboza goes yeah exactly and I want I want to look back at the Barbosa fight but when I when I did look at it he defended he defended some of those takedowns early you know what I mean it's against to be yes you can defend you going to be the strongest in the first round but still there's not a lot of people defending to be staked out you know about wrestlers from Dagestan and about how wrestling is their way out because so many of them trying to prove themselves they wind up joining those Islamic terrorist groups and that these coaches try to take these young aggressive kids and give them something something something else and give them another alternative really really well written article interesting stuff about like how powerful these guys are and how young they get him into it and when you see khabib the thing about him it's like he's not doing different things and everybody else you know what I mean like the some people are doing different things like Wonder boys doing different things that he stands totally sideways his hands are down he's throwing front leg sidekick do a lot of different things to adjust to standard s*** but he's just doing it at it's crazy because like this American wrestling style. Wrestling of being on top and having that control that's a big deal but like Nick Lantz that's one of his strength like Nick gets on top of you looks like the door like he's not going anywhere but he can also Escape that a lot of brown but I got it written out in the fighting Brooklyn I forget which car that I'm Holly Holmes and Germann I forget who he thought I forgot he fun of Dagestan a guy but he just got written out against his own style like that's what I'm saying guys are better at what they're with American style is but like for something like that I want to see one of those guys against the guy that Gregor Gillespie you know cuz that style of wrestling of being on top and grinding on you that's a hide it like a high-level wrestler like that and all full-time full-time All American National being kind of guy with that kind of conditioning who's not going to break I want to see that bottle that's like cuz that'll be like a national championship with two guys that can punch and kick a bit another level he's a scary level II when you see him on top of guys like like especially the Michael Johnson that was horrifying and having a conversation with him best guy in the world but with the same problem he went into the Tony Ferguson fight was cancelled he cut too much weight in his liver apparently shutdown making wait for that fight so then they went to the next fight and he didn't make weight at all rushed to the hospital nutritionist looks f****** fantastic Trump but you got to wonder if he was compromised in the Michael Johnson fight how much of a factor did that play is it him getting stunned or you just don't take a punch as well yeah he hydration conditioning those things you know those things help you recover when you when your hydrating your conditioning is is up to piano yeah I don't know he you seen him take some punches he always backs guys up he's always IDE does eating a lot of shots coming towards but you know if his conditioning is fine and that's the only time that I can remember him getting hurt in a fight from taking shots like the same thing about both of us was throwing at him hard fight to me this most intriguing other than him fighting Conor fighting Conor for the name values like chaos right like holyshit like they might do that if he wins Pony so creative like he's very unpredictable you don't know what is my step in and thrown upward elbow you know he will do all kinds of weird s*** he'll do Granby rolls on you he'll die for a leg you know he might try to take khabib down who knows what he's going to do in stand-up he's got legit knockout power legit and he can take a shot rolls with punches real well doesn't mind when he gets hit hard he just kind of rolls with s*** comes back like the Barboza fight the Barboza fight with him was a very interesting fight yeah not that fight was fun to watch like I can't I can't remember all the details right now but I remember thinking I I remember tweeting man I'm watching this and these guys are savages I I can't I can't believe I thought one of these days he's also though because you know the rule fighter ABC that thing doesn't play out like Stout beats lights to Jeremy Stephens beats. I'd be Jeremy needs this crazy crazy thing where it just doesn't add up doesn't add up MMA doesn't work


    Joe Rogan - UFC Rules That Need To Change!
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    yeah are you like you think the rules are okay know what do you want to change I would definitely change the 12 to 6 elbow that's one yeah do they get to get so intense to you know that technically illegal at all the s*** we have that power Cube thing in the back where if you go out there at elbow that thing you'd be shocked at how we do that mean when they're breaking those boys if they're using that that joint as a as a leather post isn't exactly and they're just putting their body weight behind it. That's all it is you can't necessarily do that when you're inside them of the guard in the face. that's true that's her that's that's that's a very important Point like that was always the the argument against snow gloves was that you'd cut precut people more yeah I agree with that I mean that that skin getting pinched between bone and that's P you know it's just like is that an unrealistic nothing because like if you if you're striking so like if you and it dude we're just fighting right you just fighting like there's no like hey this is a play fight we're going to have rules this is just to fight you and a guy fighting you can't just hit them with bare hands the way you can hit him with gloves on with your wrist taped up you know you got to be very wary about punching him full blast and forehead and my shatter your hand there's a lot of things you have to think about yeah but I guess as if someone is done it and Trey to to try to knock someone out but you're not thinking about you whenever throwing punches at your skull you know where we're aiming for these targets that are soft for sure or like when you in a street fight like those things don't turn off so as a fighter I don't know that's not a concern to me in a street fight situation when you bring that up but I know it can happen I mean it happened in some of the early UFC's guys guys break their hands on skulls striking any other way you don't let him cast up your ankles or do something where you know you protect your shins make it easier for you to kick hard cuz if you had like some sort with spandex thing with a like a shin pad like like the same sort of thickness of shim pad if you have on the knuckle you just be slamming into everything yellow elbows arm to worry about it change the game but it was slow it down a lot more I mean in MMA fights now you look at a punch out for MMA fight versus a boxing match the amount of course they can only punch so so tired but your hands are getting hurt you know guys guys lose fights simply because they can't continue going into the second round sometimes when it's still going to be just going to minimum not minimize but bring the number down to stop it though I mean I think if I wanted to look at it in terms of just pure entertainment value I take leave it the way it is yeah more judges you know but I think that's a big one I chose talking about that was Pat miletich of the day we're saying like five judges are more you know a little more diversity also though I think you got to change change the scoring that criteria I mean we are using a boxing criteria but he like like when you talk about wrestling rat smell so so like why can't we Implement some of the thing because we're taking aspects of all these different styles of fighting like the route the scoring system in the values for things should should come from that to some degree does Lake Jackson great coach at the job so he didn't I think he does a psychological thing I'm letting the cat out of the bag turn him on getting kind of getting the judges on his side might like don't worry about that this what you need to do that s*** out of your hair for sure for sure but if he's right there where one corner is in the other corner has won the fight is not going on there over there by the stair that's the judge is right there at the judges just a few feet over it situation there should be way better judges for sure yeah I think guys were former Fighters guys were martial arts guys who like really care about the sport you have no shortage in there you go to any MMA school any Jiu-Jitsu school any kickboxing School website tree and you will find hundreds and hundreds of qualified candidates have people that will tell you why that's a bad decision people tell you why that doesn't work people to tell you why they shouldn't mean anything and we don't have that right now for no reason there's like zero reason it doesn't make any sense it's not like well man's not have money like what like the Second Generation II have like in my head I have this three generations of them may and that's where we are now in the third starting to move into the fourth and I feel like with the first two generations being done pretty much like there's a lot of guys that are highly qualified to two or more I have like in my head I have this three generations of them may and that's where we are now in the third starting to move into the fourth and I feel like with the first two generations being done pretty much like there's a lot of guys that are highly qualified to to Raymore


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Quavo's Fanny Pack
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    if you want to do that have that book cover for your phone I tried to rock the book cover after while my grandma doing here with this extra step I got to open up a book to get to my phone I like it because I forget things a lot so I can I don't like having a wallet and a phone when I leave somewhere like especially even the house leave the house my phone but I don't have my cash on my card so cool enough to rock one of these like are you cool enough to get past the social Pariah aspect of this bag that you wear around your waist I don't have that much s*** with me most of the time it's just light travel light with that look at that that is a ridiculous I know he goes in at 5 dude I'm an old man to listen to The Allman Brothers All right but that one that he's got on is preposterous might as well have a laptop hanging around its waist White Version 2 after I got to find a better Pace a lot going on those pants are Preposterous that's the most Preposterous thing like I guess the shoes if you were like you want to go out but you also want to go bowling you might wear those shoes Panther ridiculous how the f*** did that ever get started with people wear ripped up pants I try to talk to Brendan Schaub about that. I like these things which are like trail running sneakers that get no sneaker cred or I'll wear like Converse All Star it's so much nicer hypocrite like would Beyonce right there she feels it out that's kind of different because like a woman's legs and it's like to shut your mouth and take the bonus a guy wearing a dress I get to fashion for women I believe it's trying way too hard like this look at this fella he dislike seems like the 80s tux he's got us allegedly ripped up pants in in in skinny jeans I'm like I'm still 100% again skinny jeans you know what I say that I'm against skinny jeans but I wear these things called barbell jeans are those they look like skinny jeans cuz they do but they have this is they're made out of yeah s*** we got some some some elasticity


    Joe Rogan - Circumcision Is Stupid!
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    take everything in you was telling you. And then your kids sick over the next year I think it's very easy to psychologically if you like what happened when I gave him a f****** prick them but that's what really isn't my son isn't circumcised because he was born at 3 in the morning and they're really do it the next day and when I brought I'd held in I'd love them I looked it in the face did the beginning too hot to do if the kids had a look at the top of his head all you want to do with that p**** squeeze squeeze squeeze even with my son's f****** head you can't help it you w**** you want to squeeze it tight been planted in my mind all of these baby circumcision videos where she made me watch and it's a fluffer tradition Niagara circumcising them was stopping the transmission of AIDS because there's not as many breaks in the foreskin so it's not as easy to transmit the disease type of poverty or f*****-up like disease they're all super week one of them actually maybe like let's just f****** start castrating people I have I got to tell you that's the way my dick hangs soft I could I would hate having foreskin one wish it is just about your specific which is which Ghostface Killers by the fact that it's a double is that it's essentially like the whole skin of the dick has to go over the top of the deck dangerous not hundred percent dangerous but it might be one out of a thousand kids get some sort of an infection and they can lose their deck that happens here and then they do special real estate and kids find out years later that they were born a boy and that's why that happened not that where they did a botched circumcision and the kids penis is removed and then they decided to give him a sexual reassignment and everyone was f****** terrified of it it didn't work the kid became massively massively depressed and then one of committing suicide as an adult and just just felt robbed of reality you know by what by some crazy stupid avoidable ritual we going to cut baby dicks did you think it looks better and end in the best-case scenario either it doesn't happen you're torturing a baby yeah I mean how else could you just are not using novocaine but not like numbing is it all right now that's what they're supposed to get and take them and you f****** mutilate them who knows what type of switch you turn on in that f****** baby's head in that moment it's like if Jewish people you always assume we're circumsized right why is that it's just part of it but there's no way he knows any reason on his dick and slices away Yanks it off in the guy stands there completely stoneface doesn't react and it's like part of the ritual is Dana White walks in so you want any nonfat fighter Google who's the Jewish ceremony where the rabbi doesn't suck blood dick stop at everyone looking like I'm an ass-whole they're stuck in baby's dick and you guys were performed this apparently in some versions of Judaism it's it's a part of the ritual and that this guy was explaining it and like in India is explaining all the different things that what's important that the rabbi or the who has the mohel performs this thing you said it like to teach it had like a word for it old word for sucking baby dicks you just cut it so looking like like dressing like making like saying something is the eating literally retarded like in that sense like forget about the derogatory term used for people it's a retarded idea and retard logic you cutting a baby dick and sucking on it then you making YouTube video saying what book when we thought the world was flat This Is How We Do A Rose by Any Other Name I say sit around and justify doing some s*** to a baby's dick just because they've always done it but I think all the two have Jackie Mason do it like that definitely want somebody to suck your dick after you got a cut what kind of a person just sucks baby dicks all the time like how many baby that you took an average Rabbi this done this hormone out what it was in a moral Memorial oil well she's going to blow the. Was really tiny it's all the baby Dixie sucked over the years show us that son-of-a-b**** on her check congratulations you're an idiot indication that your religion is gone completely off the track if you're cutting baby dicks then sucking them anybody in their right mind outside at religious Charlie taught his dog to Heil Hitler and he's looking at jail time but you could suck a baby's dick on YouTube in your f****** videos this is not a Jewish religion living in the Barbarian times but today's people are cutting and sucking baby dick how about genital female genital mutilation for how about genital female genital mutilation


    Joe Rogan on Conor McGregor & Money Fights
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    do you like if your boo in a basketball game maybe I guess I guess like there's something that's was so much more intense about a fight especially like the smart booze like when someone does something illegal or someone does something she told me that week what do I have to do to connect on this guys f****** brainstem and knock his lights out but her after UFC is marketing toward these casual fan swore basketball offense in football fan two aren't really the people who are hard course will preciate the martial art side of it with these guys are putting into it you think so I think they just marketing I don't think they're marketing towards any specific marketing towards people don't understand is a triangle what are they doing specifically I feel like when we put together you know fight that don't necessarily makes sense in terms of rankings when they put the belts on on flights were don't really need to be there you just know it's a marketing move cuz I think a title on a poster will probably sell that many more tickets get four f****** door chime with you I almost feel conflicted because I have this part of me that's like a purist that's like No it should be just like whoever number one is worse the champion whenever fuk around for awhile it's fun and it's exciting but let's get real I think it was something really pure and with beautiful but MMA is that it is always going to kind of figure itself out it is the greatest sport because the greatest sport Anything Could Happen Any Given Sunday it's inherently built the markings with a built-in already right so you can you can create a packing where you can create rankings and I think you can kind of just say they're going to fall and it's always the way they handle Connor or certain guys they definitely they threw that to the side I think great example of it as well why don't really care though a guy f*** it did go do Mayweather they had it for a little while they were part of the promotion I made a lot of money everybody made a fuckload of money I mean Mayweather made hundreds of millions Connor made a hundred million I don't know what the UFC made everybody got f****** crazy paid and then they started zuffa boxing and now they're all they're offering Joshua Anthony Joshua I haven't asked anybody that's real but I'm not surprised they realize it's a lot of money in promoting fights with his promoting and I met ya Dana has a big background and boxing you know his son actually just had an amateur boxing fight I saw that on Instagram but with Connor was like one of those things where you like yeah that's what you're supposed to do and kind of never had a professional fighting let's see let's see who buys it what's best for the sport of MMA that is not necessarily the best move and not know it's not bad move it doesn't hurt at all because first of all it shows you that in the Specialties and there are people that have skills and techniques and abilities they just far exceed the very best MMA fighters and you saw that with Conor Floyd Floyd just f***** him up just f***** him up but Connor caught him a little bit going full tilt probably wasn't I would say definitely wasn't he was definitely trying to wear him out and get him tired cuz he knew that he relied on kinetic energy for the first round or two we still got clip wish I did want to get clipped with short and I wanted to see what Connor was doing and he was spent the first few rounds what kind of taking in data and like seeing like okay what are you doing here what we are should are you trying to put still I was what I did not think Connor was going to do that good pain med even landed some shots I I was putting up a fight itself that's like it's not bad for a Securus I'm saying it's almost like it's the way they're sort of letting Connor run the show I just kind of feel like the UFC sort of always built this brand UFC it's that you know the Coca-Cola of MMA and I feel like Connor is basically become bigger or at the very least as big as the UFC and he doesn't even give it the other day I'm the boss running video game like they didn't come up with Dana White is one of the characters but I just feel like that wasn't necessarily the best thing for mixed martial arts a sport I would still like to do what they were doing with it and heard it all made it bigger thing that's like every fight which is a bigger and bigger and bigger think and then we create the same or like Dustin Poirier is like biggest fight ever is against Conor McGregor why him fighting Floyd Mayweather was interesting because he was so exceptional as a striker but do you think that the UFC so much credit with building Conor Conor McGregor because he wouldn't have been able to do that anywhere else that the UFC is such a big brand that he could have been a Bellator fighter and become a worldwide name the way is now probably not as weird as a stupid name they need to accept that if you have such a big brand that he could have been a Bellator fighter and become a worldwide name the way is now probably not which is weird The Ballot or the stupid name they need to accept that


    Joe Rogan on the School Shooting Prevention Debate
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    that's the crazy thing with people like kind of like they have so much like hatred towards someone else for having a different view than them were being a different situation you're like to just understand you were like two little circumstances away from being that guy a lot with people and I'm on the side of like gun rights like I'm not for going to put that the people were like really shity these teenage kid we're like becoming famous you like a f****** teenager then yesterday I was talking about one of these NRA guys that was mocking these kids on McKee Rd a f****** month than anybody should be talking about we got to do something it's kids that got shot at sure this is the floor I got lucky in the right place and there was there was a school shooting or a kid came into school with a gun that they had an armed security guard took him out nobody died. Rid of them quick and that's what NRA Advocates are are saying like hate this is a good thing we should we should have someone who's an armed ready responder at the school to prevent this kind of s*** from happening there's a lot of veterans that would take that job happily and you would have your kids 100% safe and people like no that's not the solution the solution is take the guns away and I like the idea of armed security at school CNN shouldn't just be putting these kids on without having someone to Rabat it or they shouldn't be putting this on agitate but to actually go at the kid and then be like oh this kids f****** you know just milking this experience any of us would do a thing like that we were teenagers like how to admit that like it was pretty awesome we want to blow it up so I can great you know but you get this other sort of thing where I just think that you should have people that are really trained really responsible and we should have a specific measures in place in order and I know we do have that but maybe we should look at it and push that line back even a little bit more because you're right even in the example of the dude you know taking out that kid in that school I don't necessarily have an issue with having an armed security guard at the school to protect children but I kind of have an issue with somebody who you know so when his girlfriend broke up with him and when this dude went batshit right so even when you have to give people psychological exams like when do they go crazy ones there a moment where somebody snaps and now they're f****** crazy right now actually I mean the risk to others like what what are you actually going to say like I'm for unfettered gun rights but everyone has to have like a psychological exam and it is as if there's some way that we can predict who's going to shoot up a f****** school and the truth of the matter is it's really f****** tough so it is in in fact a mental health issue because there aren't there literally on most of them like the vast percentage of them are on mentally. So the question is whether or not it's the mental health medication that's causing them to do this s*** or whether or not they were already crazy and that medication was just trying to treat this disease and they got ahold of guns not the problem with the guns they should be allowed to get guns is way too broad anyone whose real f*****-up nowadays like as a lot of mental health issues and is in school they're going to put them on truck has borderline on drugs like a cocktail of drugs and antidepressants cause Suicidal Tendencies even say they cause homicidal pretty reasonable that maybe in some very small percentage of them they cause you to just f****** want to go or they push you at least in the direction of wanted to go to shoot up a bunch of people I don't think they're going to relieve relieve you of the feeling of consequences there there there they disassociate you from whatever you're experiencing that's one of the most concerning things about the idea that if someone has homicidal thoughts and then they take some pills that say let's do this the whatever that the mental processes of not killing people on your own you need to sing to do it and then you don't have your medication Monday already talked about this the other day was kind of interesting Africa who was on it was Metzger or somebody but you were talking about people that do a very calm cool and collected it's too many things to pay attention to is a shot hit the shooter's gun in his hand his shot hit the Shooter's Gun before having himself he shot them and then when the after the guy shot him he just shot himself while I still could have him after he was dead I just I don't live I jumped about it before but I kind of live my life in a sort of ignorance is bliss state with this type of s*** I mean I don't know I think guess my kids not going to be shot to death in a school one day knock on wood right I know it's a horrible horrible thing but the reality is I don't know if these people that are so obsessed with everything and just making it their lives I almost like they're kind of missing the point you know if I could be I'm sending my days creating memories with Eminem just trying to spend my life in a good life and I'm not really politicizing anything with my five-year-old well as people to feel like they want to do something they want change they don't want this to happen again and if you lost your kid you probably feel that way to figure out what it is part of the problem everybody's looking at the final piece of the puzzle the final piece of the puzzle. Come together is the school shooting what gets someone to that position how do they get that you got to go to step 1 not to step 10 if step 10 is a school shooting you got it you got to figure out how do we get less people to go from Step 1 to step 2 how do we keep more people happy as young people how do we get more people support edible give more people therapy or exercise or Recreation or friendship or Community guidance or whatever the f*** we're doing we really need people to the point where they literally want to go and shoot everybody else it's like the the the physical equivalent of like flipping over a game when you're losing yeah I know that's a great analogy by the way I think that's exactly what it is so bad for me think twice before they're brutally ostracizing some other kid watch out that kid might be the one that f****** one on Motorola on this is before 9/11 911 was the next big big thing but the you know it happens so often now that because of the internet I almost feel like people are also desensitized to like how crazy was because combine dude it was bizarre watching the images on the news of the people running out of that school it was like haunting I remember watching it and my mom made this point and shoot my owns a f****** drug addict lunatic that she had these weird little moments in our life had some crazy s*** and she was like yeah she has kids and I was like damn I'm really good at defending these like but she just kinda it wasn't defending active people getting killed but it was sort of looking at the route with which is what you're saying and and she you know she's kind of made that point and we stuck with me even more than like but even more than other kids bullying them the truth is if you want to get at the root you want to be like hey parents f****** love your kids and give them a really good childhood but it's like how do you actually make that happen is an aerial goal natural inclination that animals have to pick on the weaker one sits herbal natural inclination to human beings have to avoid because chickens do it I have chickens my chickens f*** with the smaller chickens in the less aggressive chicken they f*** them up they have a pecking order and I've seen it with dogs with one dog becomes Alpha the pack takes over dominates the other dog is a natural thing it's natural natural and every single animal community and its natural with people but we're smart and we understand a consequence of that and you got to give those kids a reason to not do that you know but there's also the problem with going to school with LeBron James okay like standing next to his f****** giant super athlete like s*** kind of b******* genetic roll the dice that I can get this m*********** got all Aces okay like standing next to his f****** giant super athlete like s*** kind of b******* genetic roll the dice that I can get this m*********** got all Aces Got 5 ft tall


    Joe Rogan - Real Dolls vs. Fleshlights
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    do you wash up up and then this country I found out it's a weird moral thing that right like would you would you rather have them f*** a little robot in their closet somewhere South Park robots don't punch back she's the girl of my dreams I've had it forever I've never even thought about it I couldn't guess why I would want to use it seems weird it's weird it feels good though. another dimension but all you can get out of her vagina real doll real good man they were right at though the documentary on Netflix about people playing sex robots really have come far because they're people who fall in love with the sex robots and it looks like the f****** taxi driver johnny-on-the-spot from Total Recall it's like crazy like animatronic Chuck-E-Cheese bass player get to it I was going to order one with no dicks in a sealed butthole can't wait till the day when you're bouncing for a robot fights the whole thing about fighting is that there's some horrible gigantic thing it's take one though yeah they would probably talk to each other and numbers and they would both be dudes they would both be there is one that they just made a f***** all right and this is this just happened it was videos of it the robot sort of speaking like a weird code to each other these were like f****** like straight-up f***** dolls Skynet dude and they would like freaking out about this and they shut it off. Like what I just said might be the most spectacular version sounding but might not be accurate and it where they might have gotten is like they might have got stuck in like a feedback loop and just been making gibberish right I heard that too sounds like a opening scene in The Terminator movie at the same time that the solution being like don't plug that in again man Stephen Hawkins is going bad and then you're like s*** to close to it I have no fear of Technology did not deny that strongly the results of the autopsy route yet but you watch the video she basically just walks right in front of car with car going down the road so it wouldn't make much difference paintings with their cell phones I almost would rather just trust you even if there's a few deaths per year there's way more deaths per year with you-know-who be an idiot just laid out the logic for why the robots racist


    Joe Rogan - People Who Pretend to Know Politics
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    they don't really get their news they read the headline and then they act like they're going to f****** news they're not putting in the time that are reading the books and actually going and reading a real newspaper reading you know if it wasn't watch basketball at all and Jay watches every single Sixers game basketball game I don't really know about that but for some reason with politics is not read anything they don't know anything they have no problem just having a hardcore strong opinion what do you know about it on someone's like super argumentative about it assault weapons ban assault weapon I just seems that this is what it does they need to know if it's a rifle that shoots people it's like a semi-automatic on a hunting gun the rifle was designed to shoot people like in a military situation that car looks like so they brought me like they don't know when an AR-15 versus naira whatever versus like what what's legal what semi-automatic what they don't know all the details but they do know that these are guns that you kill people with nothing will be like what one for a ban on semi-automatic weapons ban handguns soon awake now we don't want to ban handguns opinions don't mean to be mean but how many of these kids this is a big one how many kids are against putting kids on psychotropic drugs putting kids on unnecessary psychiatric medications parents dope their kids up all the time cuz they don't want to deal with some hyperactive kid some kid has got some f****** power some energy balls get it ready for the show we did and there was a kid I mean that came out about autism her or something or some extreme case of it but he was like you know I'm assuming a dad like on Tuesday to sitting on a corner with his kid with the kid face down as a kid like screaming and shaking and kicking his arms and legs and is holding the kid down and it was so hard to watch it for me cuz it look like he was abusing the kid for a second but then you got to realize that. Michael just keeps going like heard about off or whatever it was but that's like that's like a really really hard thing yeah I can I can accept more in the real extreme cases where kids are like severe severe severe problem but it seems like they're just happy to like anyone like hyperactive definitely overprescribing definitely I knew my neighbor had a kid tissues and they probably do need medication and some of these people just need to find something that's interesting in life yeah well I don't know what you were saying before about like why don't these kids look into that stuff I think a lot of times it's just like people want the simple thing is a really difficult question guns guns that easy when people are just offended it's like you don't really have to like reading about you want to know a lot you just easy to be right and you got the answer. Fitness people can easily and Goku


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Bear Attack Video
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    how much more like Brock because I run with Frank Mir describe rock on top of him he was like it was like a car that was slowly moving on to him and he couldn't push it off and you're like you know imagine of bears on your shoulder blade and it's just annoying at my shoulder blade and I know I'm going to die but you would be terrified of death and you'd be so overwhelmed with all f****** neurochemical to be flying through your synapses you'd be out of your mind feel like the pressure that is happening but brother what happened he was just hiking. Trails scouting and he came across a female Grizzly and cubs which is the worst scenario male grizzly doesn't really unless he's really old and it's really late in the season usually they just get the f*** away from you but the females will f*** you up and this female f***** him up and tore his scalp right off of his skull and he had it like pack down with a baseball hat like try to try to hold in place and his arms naftin it big bite marks in his arm but this guy was like a Montana dude like in the Montana top things like well vitals are intact or might be broken. I know what's going on up there right side of his ear his head is basically ripped apart I see my watch though he put the Hat on to make himself like you never got my daddy's watch f****** Montana do the different humans you remember the what's the payment up on the bear with the karate suit guy he just f****** knocks out the lady fat lady at my boat has no because you put it there what is the size of a thing like we'll look at the power and it went grabs her lunch imagine how terrified she must have been and everyone slapping it b**** slapping at the host as you can get in there why would the hose get in there are you crazy holding on to that person as f****** that person in Russia by that bear dude I mean really f*****-up abandoned use great technique to get out of the guillotine they did big ass Bears over there and then wasn't that far away there's like 30 40 yards and look me in the eyes and I remember thinking that's a different look two shotguns and bows and arrows it would take a while yeah it's not it's not that easy it's a big one is probably probably 300 pounds they look right through you it's a weird look it's a weird like dead look like there's no fear of you at all and what do I do here they just trying to figure out whether or not you're a meal I just wonder imagine being a 300-pound animal that just has to wander around looking for s*** to eat welcome to life a big Jay oakerson 300lb man with a stick she picked just like I was with my friend Jen she's a guide and she smacked a f****** tree with the stick she picked up the stick and cracked his f****** tree and screamed and I screamed and we talked our shotguns and that thing took off


    Joe Rogan - Ghosthunters Are Scam Artists
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    that house I lived in Boulder 9 f****** years ago and that house is still for sale they might be able to negotiate that millions of people and killed in that basement kill somebody kill me the basement right yeah how many guys do they killed my basement Bugsy Siegel with a nightclub on Sunset for sure a gang of people got the store Luis Gomez car street song many miles away I'm coming right now is the right way because they could get some weirdo to buy it when you were little kids based on true events means I heard a weird creepy all right we scared of a few ghost would have ghost ever done and never killed anybody find out this b******* I we sat around for like an hour and 45 minutes of this f****** stupid Ouija board ask any questions and they're looking at each other look at it wasn't even budge energy it's telling us something Andy from Beyond the Grave holy and he's calling us fake martial arts Sylvia Browne wasn't she the one that told the girls they found in Cleveland like told one of her parents like she's moved on to a better place now and that's what you do when you you giving lessons and he's ancient stories but when you're actually doing it to a single person that seems way worse right I'm very focused and also religion people there are good intentions sometimes the people doing it the damn about tradition stuff for you grow up that way and he's got like but I mean no that's like that's that's that's predatory directly targeting in f****** with somebody who killed millions of these people are just talking to pin a few idiots out of the money or just talking to pin a few idiots out of the money I mean look whole that's just how it goes and get Jack everything I have to open our nephew Joe


    Joe Rogan on YouTube's Toy Freaks/Elsagate Crackdown
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    a lot of parents are really lazy and you if you watch it happen when they give their kid and iPad right you know or you know what put them in front of the computer that hoping to have what elsagate which was borderline hilarious that parents were getting trolled into their kids watching really f*****-up why cartoons and s*** whether they were kid Mysore kid knocks or they would get drunk a bottle would go flying through the air and hit the baby in the head and blood would be everywhere it was it was a good baby's nightmare is that really truly it's dude yet there's no way to like land on that just by Googling Spider-Man I was in the first movie coming out there was they would I think they were like paying to get in like a loop of certain videos like it was it really I was obsessed with it for like a week and I just couldn't stop going out of that subreddit page and it was freaky dude play swear you like okay are you taking down because it's targeting children are you taking it down because you can't show cartoon babies getting hit in the head with bottles because if that's what you're saying boy there's a lot of f****** South Park's that you're not to be able to show like what the f*** these guys are nuts that's what you said but you wouldn't be like saying this is got to be removed off of YouTube do not open the kids are watching it that if you watch it for a second you like this is all f***** up his dad and his channel I'm sorry I forgot the name of the channel that has two little girls who were probably 7 and 9 years old and they were doing like just kind of weird shaped like eating chocolate bars chocolate all over their face and it ended make weird sounds and they'd climb up like their butt and it was very f****** pedophilia I don't even know and also millions of subscribers to the channel making tons of money paying for his house with this channel well and they shut the whole Channel down now and what did he say when he was just kind of like we're trying to get our Channel back and you know he was just like very innocent another thing the same I guess I'll f*** them on my own time mom they were regular like Mom bloggers right and they bring like their daughter to Kmart right this is the channel by the way I'm a freak Channel amid broader Crackdown on disturbing kids content okay subscribers top most 100 most viewed channels on YouTube that's incredible pacifiers in their mouth to do is f****** bazarte somebody before we cannot see it you figured we get flagged this is it was like Mommy bloggers and they would like have a video of them in their daughter going to like the supermarket may be like 500 years yet don't do it Jamie if the date of YouTube Flags it disable the comments in turn off the thumbs-up in the thumbs down so they were just monetizing you know pedophiles jerking off to their daughters in the bathtub and it was this is just took a whole subculture that was happening on YouTube that was sort of just nobody was really talking about it makes a big deal eating weird food in like whipped cream and ice cream and cake nachos all together with the babies this is really turned into a baby's they like the colors so what happened like they see these flashing crazy colors them unpackaging candy and cake and eating cake and two-year-olds love this shitt they keep on clicking on it but pedophiles were also jerking off to this girls putting chocolate bananas and big part of the people are watching as you see the comments and sometimes too, so I can Crypt it in like in different languages and the reason code word other HughesNet pizzagate check or the person thinking that anybody eating that for the food or on video or on you know when do you say what are those ideas are your what if you're a pedophile like what if is what about that are you allowed to do pedophile anime like how it would where's the where's the line and why why are we able to draw that one right now when I will there's a dik-dik Davis is a 4 year olds dick


    Joe Rogan - Gender Based Generalizations Are Stupid
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    yeah that's when you find out who the Boston relationship is joke like that who I who has to take if it's me who's taking the hit ya feel bad about this one maybe you'll both be honest and just to make your both maybe not that great relationship that like different things people like different look some guys like big girls you know who knows people like different yet but if you think they don't like you as much as you'd like them can I tell you what you do to prevent that what you do I hope I'm answer hope is that because what do you want him to do wait I'm not saying there's not rules and feelings and how you present it but I think most of the time everything is great and then you realize one day you wake up and I've had to me I must have been about you I always let someone know you let him know you're not crazy they learn that but what you tell about past stories like friend and I once said this to someone that was very early early on but I said I have a feeling I practice it in my head and I was glad I did and I was like 23 or four at the time I said I have a feeling that I like you more than you like me and I said I it's okay let me say this cuz I don't want this to be the day where I threw you off if I'm wrong I really like you so if you're if I just read it wrong that's great I don't think that's what I do I won't of course I'll be sad but I won't hate you I won't be I'll be okay. And then and then he was like you're right. Cuz I said in a way that I could that he would be comfortable to say you know what I put a little bit of Choke a little bit of likes but I was okay that preface in there look I need to let you know this not to make you feel bad but I do like you cuz I don't want to find out 10 years later I thought you were giving me Walking Papers so I had to be clear with my feelings but mainly let that person know and that way I didn't end up in a relationship for another year where I knew the other person might know how did that go bad but I did there's no way that could go bad especially if you're hanging out with adults right when I was a kid I think one of things it took me a long time to get past was it was always thought that if you what about your feelings and your emotions that was week that was a weakness it's not something you do with your friends and it's not something you wanted to do with a girl you didn't you just you didn't want to talk about your emotions in one talk about how you actually felt about things you want a plate stoic you want to Charles Bronson your way through life you know that's a lot of guys try to do and. Not understand like we don't one of the big problems with people cuz you don't really know you like until you're around them for awhile you really don't and then sometimes you like I'm not into this person this is so bored I can't have anymore these conversations I can't do this I can't do them panicking I got to get out and then everything was perfect everything was going amazing that's why we say that I'm comfortable having reason I get nervous having relationship discussions when somebody's going to heavy on women are crazy I might be truth to that you look at same-sex couples if if if it was been in lesbian relationships that you do hey how's your relationship and they do well of course we argue a teeny bit here and there was no no we're both women so we're getting along right now what we got rid of the problem and in male male relationships the same problems it's not like you don't have the crazy women so when it's two guys date and everything is great no problem so you could not be more correct and there's a real problem we got a really avoid this s*** there's people that'll say things like you know women are all done b****** or mineral Peak s*** and that that's nonsense is V gender-based generalizations are so stupid there's nice people that are women there's nice people that are man it's just there's plenty of them you can't have a few bad relationships and turn on other people every person of the same gender and also like take a good look at yourself for the view really you know there's there's some people out there that do General that like look at who look at your s*** thinking that you're just diarrhea spraying out into the world but you know that's really what it is what are you a sexist against women or sexist against men such a piss-poor way of looking at things everybody knows you're wrong everybody knows you're wrong you think that it mean whatever it is any generalization was a racist generalization sexist homophobic everybody who's listening knows what it is you know what it is when someone makes a general no you're not looking at right you don't know nice people that are black you don't know any nice people that are black that's ridiculous like who the f*** are you like how can you make this judgment when I've met so many a year not meeting up people or they meet you when I go do this guy's a f****** a****** so they avoid you so everybody's got this thing that they're spreading about you you know any nice people that are black that's ridiculous like who the f*** are you like how can you make this judgment when I've met so many I do not meet enough people or they meet you and I go do this guy's a f****** a****** so they avoid you so everybody's got this thing that they're spreading about you


    Joe Rogan Rodney Dangerfield Is Underrated
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    cuz some ideas to just go away like they're so perhaps they're so profound but then a couple hours later what the f*** was I thinking that always used to get me where I have this amazing idea what I thought was an amazing idea and then that's such a good idea I'll remember in the morning and I go to sleep type of cord to plug in my phone but not half the time never and I still have the no cuz that's a good idea never Hedberg had a joke about that being too lazy to get up to get a pen to write something down so I just convinced myself it wasn't that funny the first place what's great is that he did on stage and it would kill I didn't do it well I don't remember the weather I used to do drugs I still do but I used to too so last night we were saying I used to do oven hedberg's I used to do drugs I still do but I used to too I mean I still do but I used to too okay let me backup for Dangerfield Rodney and it's someone used to complete non sequiturs who go from one non sequitur to another non-sequitur nothing connected together other than here here's some other s*** I thought up should I wrote down even know not through probably a good idea for everyone to know that does one-liners if it there still has to be in essence of you and them like even though he's jokes didn't segue together like they seem you're still you knew who he was but it's jokes obviously like this notes for a lot of people you don't hear it always compliment that course silly and that's what I realized later after he died like how silly he was silly because I was so I put on some Mitch Hedberg just be f****** giggling like a I just smiling when you're not when he's you know in between punchlines just have big smile on your face cuz he he would put on this silly Vibe and you would get caught up and it cuz it was really fun and then he has had a great riding to and play for yeah yeah yeah yeah talk about this in the podcast it Rod there was an article that was written recently about Rodney Esquire one of those things but they were talking about how long it took him to become a good comedian that it wasn't until he was like in his 50s they figured it out and it's like talking about him boiling down his act and talking about how cutting all the fat out of his ass if you go back and listen to his early performances and you could see his more Meandering and then I realize that a few years ago and you listen to the old ones and he would not get another was a joke if he was still Rodney but it would be like this is more of a joke a comedian which I'm not really one liability you know you're getting old when you if you do family tells you when your family talks in front of you all the sudden I saw him my number Bob Nelson and you know something with everything sexism you think you know what it is but you really don't there's still a lot more to learn it was just it was but I just got a doctor in what it was I just saw it delivered like the best of the best of the best and it and I go now. I mean it was just crazy with the he starts going to do something about to dream that whatever this song isn't any he does about 10 seconds of it then it goes what the f*** am I singing for tell you what they are they're not and then they all stand up and they go where f****** idiots I got to see Rodney when I was 19 when I was working as a security guard at Great Woods Great Woods is concert place in Mansfield Massachusetts Andrade was there in the bathrobe era did you see bathrobe run Rodney-O he went out on stage in a bathrobe naked with a bathrobe on show up and down has this place is Big Break great battles in people what the f*** I didn't see that I only saw him it's like a Bigfoot sighting and I met him later in life but to me like a 99 I hadn't even thought about doing stand-up yet but I'm such a huge fan of it he walked from you know I like you looking down the hallway to wear his dress room you walk from one room to another was like a Bigfoot sighting like I was on for a second get your freak out Rodney was like getting to see if you saw Fred Flintstone you can't see Fred Flintstone he's a cartoon Larger than Life that it was overwhelming was a celebrity as seen on TV is boss let's just a course dick or both have great stories about Lincoln they were so specific you knew Rodney said there was no just so that a couple came up to him after their wedding and they go do you know this one and they go send letter hahaha that's a well-described insult I'm telling you so beautiful Joe those people won't know that was an insult or they get their car no that was an insult to look at their car wait a second that means what


    Joe Rogan - Bernie Sanders Biggest Mistake
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    you think Bernie Sanders maybe could have done that. Could have one but what would happen if he got the problem with Bernie is the same reason why he let those black lives people take as my consort screaming into the thing like hey buddy can't do that you're running for f****** president you're showing right here the people just storm the stage to take the microphone from you like you should say I would love to have a dialogue with you let's do it publicly let's schedule it now we'll come back we'll get a large group of people and I'll speak with you on the stage of you represent this very important political movement because you were literally stopping people from Ever voting for me if I let you do it cuz that's the fact what if he says you can't let kids just take over your show you can't you're the guy who's supposed to be what about what about other than that that's not good that's not good but you know what in the moment he made an error deleting mean that's who he is with people judging you by these moments that you you have right and it doesn't Define him you might have done that and go while y'all was just trying to be nice like I didn't expect that I thought security was going to get them out of there but they didn't know they didn't end up on the stage with him screaming I thought maybe he he did those type of things a few times I thought it was his way of saying looked I get it what it must feel like to not be able to be heard and it's not my fault that no one's ever listen to you so far but what do we have to do and then maybe he feels they go up in the same person would lead it would lead everybody can spell out everybody for their own cause whether it's white power or f****** Jews lives matter whenever you can just decide you have a group now and your group may very well be valid but you can just decide now you're just going to yell out when whenever there's some sort of a political speed and then I'll be your chance to talk to you going to take the mic and make it all about you the others got a responsibility very very important groups and jump on stage everywhere and start yelling you know what I thought that make sense but I had this Theory it was a weird way that I thought about it will two things one kids do I time stealing from the active teeny bit but just cuz it's a stat I use in the kids do if there was a Yelp review young adults have an amazing Yelp review for being on the right side all the ones that marked ones the ones that get involved if you go back and look at like weiner Kent State or you know what I'm sorry, I'm sure we could we can pull up 50 but so with that said I'm not saying we shouldn't doubt them if I had a gun to my head and someone said if we are crystal ball are they making the right choice about Bernie Sanders these kids and I we're going to shoot you in your head to go with kids overwhelmingly kids like him. He's going to do the right thing and I think if there was a crystal ball here's my theory but I've never said this I think out loud that maybe 50 years from now just like we're learning about history they would talk about him in the way that you know this guy he didn't really know about he was he was not you don't even know about war he didn't know about nothing you can really do it but he was one thing that you wouldn't think would answer our economical problems you can be a nice hard in person but that's not going to answer your economical problems but it ended up doing that because he he did truly treat everybody kind and it ended up that when people started to be treated fairly of the world worked better than less depressed people I'm not saying everybody but people overwhelmingly find people felt the Wrath that almost very quickly maybe we go and then you know what no one ever thought this then some of the economical problems worked out the work themselves out of that is based on no science and then you know what no one ever thought this then some of the economical problems worked out the work themselves out of that is based on no science


    Joe Rogan - Trump Should Hire Dennis Rodman
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    I mean is that Kim jeong-hoon actually wants to talk to him was like this guy so crazy maybe maybe I'll just talk to him I mean like what he wants to talk with you yet nobody else wanted to have meeting with that guy he's wanted to talk to the president for the longest time and sip page would we witness that if they talk talk yeah we would witness it in trouble with Tower over movie so creepy and you see what happens when you see pictures of him with a huge basketball fan apparently and love Dennis Rodman like if Trump is smart I know Trump hired Omarosa Trump you definitely higher Dennis Rodman f****** 100% like 100% save Dennis Rodman please would you be my Emissary believe that is a large fellow and he's not even big compared to like a really big guy right like LeBron what have heat be better if you would like foot high platforms be denied it yeah I probably would have had long pants do I need to cover them while he's Korean but he's North Korean there's some Korean folks that are pretty big remember when I was a kid the kid who won the heavyweight national titles named Jimmy Kim who's a big Korean kid big heavyweight kid was really good six-foot-five tiny compared to Dennis Rodman to ft3 I just looked it up on my phone wow I was quick I think it'll be a weird meeting but it might actually be okay I might be good this people got add something to break over there like what they're doing is just saying the way they keep those people essentially hostage there's no food the people that have escaped if I had visible f****** parasites in your body and like any footage to say that keep them hostage who you talkin about people North Korea they're essentially held hostage I mean they're there their they're trapped by dear leader you know what they have to do like it when when the dad died these people were all weeping in the street and had a weep like outwardly loudly as long as they could do it and if you stop weeping early you be punished and people who they felt weren't weeping enough at 6 months in jail it's a crazy place and everyone turn on everyone everyone rat everyone out out on everything they do your supposed to meet together you go in front of this these people and rat each other out for all the different things you did Michael malice has a great book about it is it called dear reader is that the name of his book Your Leader or dear reader why do Affiliates dear reader is a funny guy Michael Mouse butt that's one of the way you do know that this podcast is just being able to talk to the right. It is being able to talk to people on this podcast and you know get little quick 3-hour but the way I like it and what the f*** is going on in North Korea so Michael was amazing for that and you know well he was in your Henry Rollins was over there just wandered around over there that guy's an animal you know get like a little quick 3-hour but I will like it and what the f*** is going on in North Korea so Michael was amazing for that and you know well he was in there Henry Rollins was Henry Rollins went over there as a f****** satirist the wandered around over there that guy's an animal


    Joe Rogan's March For Our Lives Rant
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    if somebody saying something go in and say no you know the word thrown around these words has nothing to do with the topic is there that's the way they like the way people disagree about things can change like the way they communicate their disagreement can change how it gets resolved you know and put what always happens if you go hard Bago hardback and I think we're dealing with that back and forth in this country and what else to say about this walk 4 of March for our lives March for our lives is that what I'm seeing this confusing to me is from people who are gun supporters like the NRA supporters who and some of them have even mocked these kids for getting attention by going to these marches and stuff like that and they're saying that nobody would have heard of you and nobody know who you are like this is a ridiculous way to look at a date it's it's very defensive cuz they're they're feeling like skunk someone's coming after their guns so they're they're going on the attack in some ways that's just really not recommended like the way they're doing they're little Mark they're mocking what the what the reason would be for these kids to be on TV that got shot at these kids that got shot at and they're f****** 16 years old and they're going to be on TV and someone's mocking no would know who you were if it wasn't for this thing of yeah of course but they do that f****** think there's a few kids that have gone through this thing in the country that are standing on the public stage and saying look at us you got to do something you can't have the same s*** happen over and over and over again and maybe they don't have the most complicated solution but they're right and they're they're they're forcing people to talk and if anybody should be forcing people to talk it's the kids the world the friends that got shot realize they're f****** parents are working all day and they come home tired and no one's going to fix nothing known as the time the restrictions are all in bed with the NRA and all these different organizations if they're on the left and everybody's holding their special interest groups these kids are seeing all this s*** someone put you aside and ghost by picture I don't believe in violence obviously relationships but in the old movies when somebody would have to stop protected so that's just letting someone know I'm so and by the way you are just saying how to be more peaceful I'm I'm what I'm saying is when somebody it doesn't even mean we're not I'm not saying don't have a conversation don't disagree of course I must we're saying the person that wants to shake you and stop you is once you start making fun of these kids someone even that agrees with you isn't there someone on that side they can go and I guess there are but when when they say you should learn seat Rick Rick Rick what's his name the guy who said if they the kids should have instead of looking for someone else to solve their problems they should learn CPR Rick Santorum Deborah pair that blown out liver and they came back to him but then I thought that was a great white just some really clean tweets from doctors breaking it down very cleanly this would not make any sense as a republican have way more in common than they then they have a part and I think that allow the battle the people in the left halves as if chosen to be on the left the same people that write their chosen to be on the right to anything that happens in the left they completely disagree with they immediately go that's a left-wing liberal idea and they just have these little back and forth with each other that are completely unnecessary I think the majority of people just want everybody to get along not have crime they completely disagree with they immediately all that's a left-wing liberal idea and they just have these little back and forth with each other that are completely unnecessary I think the majority of people just want everybody to get along and not have crime


    Joe Rogan on Teaching Taekwondo
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    yeah I don't give myself any credit when I have these talks when things are going well like it's good but if I can be in a tense moment and get out of it where I would have been argument then I'll be proud of myself yeah that's the thing about all that motivational speaking stuff right like yeah it's like the guy who is doing all the motivational speaking if he's pulling up in a Rolls-Royce and lives in a big mansion like yeah you're enthusiastic luck everything's going great how are you if someone takes all the stuff then it becomes right I can you can you be stoic can you be at peace when you're broke and you're by yourself and some one-bedroom apartment somewhere can you can you do it all over again I would never want to start and do it again J everything like what it would be like you have to start again like right now you won't you have zero jokes you've never done stand-up but somehow or another you have this vague memory of the grind that it takes to become an actual professional I think I do it I think definitely definitely right but that's because you know you could do it now that I think about a fuckton cook if you think about it like this doesn't even make any sense cuz of course you would know that you could make it so would be way easier even if you just started all can't believe in 21 again doing stand-up rur start from scratch would never even have memory right you'd like 21 that's what I thought you would you would have to do is just say yes yes 21 again this stupid f****** question it's maybe at maybe having a little off maybe he'd be like no I said this hard asses and then then we got to like how difficult it would be to start over do I think anything I can be said that to a brain surgeon you want start from scratch start from you know right right after you graduate high school you want to take it from day one freshman year college Did You observe a job you when you were high school did you think you thought you knew what you wanted to do maybe for a living not really my my number one option was teaching Taekwondo which already was doing that's what I was doing well so you were already but I didn't I didn't want to fight anymore and I didn't think that I didn't think that they would be like a real future in me teaching I didn't really like teaching everybody I only liked teaching people that were super enthusiastic I was young at the time like when I first started teaching on my own I was 19 or teaching it boss University I have my own School Forever 21 of 19 in Boston like serious athletic background so many people never worked out a day in the life and I thought it'd be fun to try something new so the idea of like grading them against each other I said I'll give you guys are you allowed to do that operate a couple years one or two people just didn't show up if you're always going to have that getting a little bit better and seeing it you're getting it you're done here and then see them being like that to me was what I was into but I wasn't into his people that needed to be motivated they dig just didn't they couldn't they would they just half-ass things they weren't enthusiastic they were distracted maybe they were talking too much like you could do all that stuff another time but if you want to get good at this there's only one way you have to be really interested in getting good at it you got to be really focused on all the things you're doing right whenever I see a comedian like you go back a year to a club you saw comedian he's a newer comedian if he has been going up at least twice a week and it's 52 Weeks Later rice fun to see that type of improved oh yeah and you're like 300 times since you've been here yeah but you can tell if they have it year to a club you saw comedian he's a newer comedian if he has been going up at least twice a week and it's 52 Weeks Later fries fun to see that type of improved oh yeah and you're like what I've gone up what three hundred times since you've been here yeah but you can tell if they have it


    Joe Rogan - Anthony Joshua vs Francis Ngannou?
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    but it didn't David let me know when he turns to the right as a referee was because he was turning series lady nice lady I think she's the one that give Canelo the drawer against Mayweather money goes send it down to like what look in control of distance and is his understanding of what you're going to do next is so incredible like you see him Papa jab and then before the guy even throws the right hand he's like a dog you guys have a lot of great over there and obviously of the world champion Anthony Joshua UFC is going to offer them 500 crazy that's so crazy that's what I get with a kick you little legs that carry around all day guys I'm only from the behind him I mean and we were talking before about how his in his background he worked as a child in a sand mine digging sampling all day just all day portable chamonix France has put him into orbit is that never came up with shoulders my little ridiculous and you could see the way over 114 he's a 120 9161 with a punch I got 152 today page is it possible to really overemphasize how f****** crazy that kind of powers with your hands


    Joe Rogan - Hypnotism Works
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    an NLP is neuro-linguistic linguistic programming before I met you at knossos was for idiots what you think it's not like you don't know where you are you don't know what's going on also your pants are off it's not like that it's like you achieve this weird say find the year and by the way interesting understanding about the the mind and thought processes and how it works in that expression that you look like to use all-time hakalau I think about that explain what that is two people when I am showing you that yet but I will show you what light running gloves anchor positive state in the gloves and you push them together and you find hakalau when it just catch you in the world 80% Kayla ratio I don't want to fight him in Jamaica I know I could be in both respected you think alright with training think around the time but yeah alright by 6/7 brought into England and me an arena massive show a picture of the country the Racine and mentally stronger mentally strong I don't need that but would you be able to stop by at fault you know what I'm going to try this out of there before anyway but no point you can never be too prepared trunk everything about boys Gloria look straight in my eyes it couldn't hurt me with anything I'll just bring some towels that was so important I'm making a mess of a school thing really I've been pretty convincingly on points that's amazing pushing wow what did you call us at the state I was in in the fight and then I didn't feel a thing everything's at my eyes are they feeling anyway. and Lisa Hall at Lisa Smith Lisa Lisa's and all the guys like you know I'm day everyone that's catching on mental coaching it really is and there's a lot of Fighters that used to dismiss it that I know now are using mental coaches I've had conversations with him before in the past and I was like what you think about sports psychologist we think Amanda gravity that s*** and then years later a loss or two later than mines in a weird place and then they they decide okay I need something like that tracksuit thrown in a reservoir is in the dressing-room who are trained in the gym and they're being so strong at Summit power in the gym to be in the bathtub and I've seen him in the changing rooms and a senior stop to go to cell phone with any kind of performance anything were you doing something this difficult but fighting it has such dire physical consequences that the the overwhelming anxiety in the pressure just as you see it so many times guys were really good Fighters that they have panic attacks in the dressing room they just they can't handle it Thompson will have to keep my TV with a job all you your interview will all you like my keys in the lines you have to do while you show it I think it's old relatives to you it's like there's nothing like that walk to the f****** ring you know I mean and you just thinking about did I do enough that I sleep enough that I eat right you know someone to fight if he's only a kid punch him in the face


    Joe Rogan - Kickboxing Should Be On Fox!
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    boom and we live with my pal Vinny shoreman and 8 time world Muay Thai Champion Liam Harrison to do it's more by I really don't understand why it hasn't taken off in America I'd I don't get it I love boxing boxing a lot of fun I think more ties twice is fun I love adobo under multi-fight definitely getting more mainstream now along with them and because most of them if I was I doing Muay Thai for the stand up but it's still not where it needs to be Batman I love it so I don't see that problem becomes outside the box for that as well so I feel like the two-minute break gives guys more of a chance to recover to fight more exciting have more energy and I don't care about the the dance the Y crew that doesn't bother me I spect it out just to make it more media for him and find friendly red headband if that's the wrong song and when you're doing the dance the ideas like to warm up taking you know what time is Patsy Jimmy eucalyptus you parents exceptionally enjoy doing It prepares me for what's about to happen dance accent he just said 208 fight that's f****** crazy man that's a lot of phytase for a Westin at but like a lot of the ties I'm coming across that all 200 300 plus I remember last year at 4 at I and this it all evens out of hundred fights guys a lot what do you think and he said that her advice when I was 15 Ciara if you don't find former UFC champion Pat miletich in yesterday and we were talking about Mordecai and how crazy this at this one place Thailand developed this completely effective style like they changed way people fight and it really did look at all the other martial arts karate get locked out but what's happening now is as well the Westin is trying to catch him up now remember the first time I went to Thailand not many people will go in and not many people know about fighting that side way more and more Western is now we're going to live that staying there for long periods of time to get down and way I can compete with the top level ties now french fry is top-level British guy to go down to the ground in England he's doing it I mean we are starting to really compete with people on top of top-level now he's more time more popular in Europe than it is in America yeah there's massive shows on in Europe every weekend the French they have massive shows on every weekend with top top level fires on all of the Poland and I'm happy where he's getting his game huge I'm a big fan of line fight but it seems to me that there's a lot of times where these guys come over and they're fighting someone that's really doesn't belong in there with them and you get to see like alert cell or something like that would be absolutely ridiculous Frank Aldridge's about striking out friend if I sound like rally-raid always always competitive which I really enjoy and you've been doing commentary for them for how long since 2011 I'm at Stefania and when I was working for showtime and she asked me to wait for them some of the old is Showtime on my old DVR at gym that's 10 years old and I still have your voice right I was going to say as of mature after the shenanigans waved try to take back what would be the way to get more time more popular in America cuz me as a a person who loves Combat Sports I look at more time like this is the Pinnacle striking Sports the most exciting to me I like the clenched I like the album ilovekickboxing I love Glory but I feel like there's something missing with that like just the stuff that you were showing me today with all the trips and sweeps and all that stuff that's eliminated from Glory not particularly a clincher irises crash bang Wallop and 150 mile an hour and I mean I'm not going to lie I'm his biggest fan I mean if you listen to the common traits totally 100% biased choose won't fight you put it on the TV show on with life free life is a terrible ones okay you need to instead of it being live maybe like pick and choose some good 5K all that get people talking about it makeup acquire did you say that to see them elbows she sleeps and had one Saturday night and they promoted it and then we're going to show you the most dangerous stand-up Strikers on the you might think that professional boxers of the most dangerous Strikers but they literally wouldn't last two rounds to get the leg kicked out from under them that get need in the body and elbowed in the face that get cut up and clenched and thrown to the ground it's just a better style of fighting and a guy like you and I TV will be a whole lot of fun I'm a big fan of we fight man you you fight like you got rabies you fight like you got rabies I've always going wanting to go for the kill when Prolia is not what I'm about


    Joe Rogan on Dietary Discipline
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    either why am I asking you this but I think you might have an answer so but I'm being totally honest I am exhausted from dealing with the guy not like it's a big deal but it's like the first time you whether you can admit major things in your life like oh I have a drinking problem eating like I'm exhausted from doing it the wrong way everything comes back to me for self-control so when people want to tell me about it all down to how do I f****** get self-control I have zero I mean if I'm not going to call gyro self-control then I don't know what the hell I'm going to call it but I guess you aren't hard for me I think you have self-control Todd think you're wonderful man but you're you're hilarious and one of the reasons why you're hilarious is because you're so you're free your impulsive and that sort of that. It's very difficult for that the lend itself to dietary discipline as a I need it right that to you with its paw also part of what makes you such a hilarious comic like you have these impulses we don't feel better he said it and you still listen to his podcast he said that I should Joe Rogan and you can go listen he said clear out the mini bar before you get your hotel bed Whopper the spray again usually few more minutes and then that my point was that point about the self-control really disciplined people and comedy they don't go well together them much either because if you're too driven and to discipline e that's almost always Dicky Ridgid to determined and in in into like too enthusiastic about success you get Dicky Lemme ask you this but whenever a comedian and I bet there's funny ones out there definitely cuz over the years I remember my cab which ones but they are funny comedian if you haven't done those things I think you'd be a good comedian if you're a man you can be a good comedian if you're a woman you could be a good comedian if you're gay or trans you just you are a good comedian if you're a good comedian is that why do I ask that because of my I should be embarrassed to ask that because a lot of people that are really good that don't do s*** and never have a desire to like the idea of lose control with a substance is not not fun why they don't like that feeling inside but they can keep their s*** together you know I know a lot of people that don't drink they don't do anything but they keep their s*** together and maybe that's better for them they feel like it is I don't know somebody was saying if you're not experimenting it but no there's a billion ways to at to do those things that you use pot to do without the pot hot yoga class f****** hard and it's like a drug like you get a lot of thinking done in there man when you're just holding these poses and there's no no music no nothing just everybody in the class breathing is a 90-minute class you there's some sort of psychedelic effect there


    Joe Rogan on Phone Addiction "I'm Worried"
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    we got you know this view those use those Yonder bags and all those bags are the make you put their cell phone in a bag and for has them Denver use them for all the shows now I start using them for all my shows so you just company comes in and just get it for you you hire them they come in and then when they put the bag the phone in the bag is still hold on there phone when I can leave the room if they get a phone call like you have a kid or something like that and some was watching the kids you can always get out of the room make call call people when you're in the room and I was having people calling people and talking on the phone to see them talking on the phone while the shows going on and people around them would be getting pissed off and someone on Twitter comment on it and you just everyone's got their phones up and look I know I've done it to totally hippogriff when I saw honey honey with Gary Clark Gable Foreman his little tiny room in downtown away is a midnight showing look at Tuesday and I filmed and I put it on my Instagram so I know I'm a hypocrite but that was are occasion it wasn't a comedy show I what it's like to, so you have to pay attention to what the f*** is going on if you can if you're filming it you're not different not paying full-time right it's just not you going to miss some stuff it's just not the same thing when you filming s*** like everybody is just any but if you're not you're checking them check and texting what we got a real addiction problem is country these these are new things or new objects realized I can put most of it to rest with a pre-show announcement where I'm at in my career but I get it as you get to different levels there's different intensity so I don't get it but the I changed my pre-show announcement when I went to see Brian Regan the person next to me I thought they were texting I couldn't hear them that affect even had their that like down so you think will could bother me and it did and it didn't matter if it was right around I know what it was I want the person loving him as much as I was loving him and if even they weren't making a peep it started to bother the f*** out of me I was getting angry and then I went now that's all I'm going to do the same thing at my show I go don't turn you thing all the way down I know you think you can pull down to your knee was seriously if you put your phone on after this announcement you look like a dick a little longer but it works I'm worried about people I really are this is a really new thing the more I'm thinking about it the more like looking at your phone constantly is really only 10 years old right like 2018 but not the iPhone came around 2009 right before that people were little texty people some people more texture than others they really got into text messages but what's that iPhone came out and once people started doing a bunch of stuff and apps and stuff on your phone it changed the whole game you know I don't know what this topic if I'm like I could be way off I could be off-kilter the way I come to my conclusion about like you know you know it is it is a weird thing and even me I can acknowledge it otherwise I don't acknowledge it and then you're never going to tell somebody opposing side if they don't think you get what you see it but it just seems like in the past now this could be different with no who's likely get past it all I think we'll get past it you know what I mean I didn't think the world was going to explode I'm worried about certain I'm not worried about the human race but I'm worried about the lives of certain people if that makes sense because it's like saying I tell you were that cracks going to destroy the human race know I'm not worried that crack is going to destroy but I do think you can destroy the lives of some people and I feel right the same way about this right like the texting like it's it's like plugged into Electronics to the point where that's where you're getting most of your stimuli from you getting artificial stimuli my concerns is a real concern is that we're getting really into that and we're going to let it take the next step which is some sort of an implant I feel like this is what we're in a movie where a movie about a person that becomes a machine and we're watching this rationalization process as we slowly get more more in engrained and interconnected with techno will definitely In Our Lifetime to have somebody hundred percent what you were just addressing like we said before like I catch myself and I really try like I had to give myself a great and how much I've improved in like turning the phone off Love & Hip Hop what's great about it I get myself maybe a c-minus but it means I've made some strides in like he's turning it off you're not enough not enough a week ago I was going to The Grove and I win I'm not meeting anybody and I left my phone in the car it was strong move it doesn't have to always be but anyway I try to go and you know never never walking through a never walking through a line leaving your phone in the car and take a picture or show someone a picture or it doesn't have to always be but anyway I try to go and you know never never walking through a never walking through a line encourage you to write you know you use


    Joe Rogan - Superman of Havana
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    you know what's funny in 1985 I lived in a building in Fort Lee and there was a Panamanian woman and she told me that she went to Cuba twice as a young girl and she wasn't surprised what was going on in Cuba that is God's punishment she does it with such a disgusting f****** place and then it was weird couple days after unplugging the TJ somebody on Facebook I did a joke for my sea so special about club 38 the owner will leave Andy and his claim to fame was that his grandfather had the biggest dick in Cuba I grew up with two kids out of claim to fame one of them just dad was the best pool player in Cuba and American to go down and he beat the f*** out of you play that play Chicago paintball can Union City he would on Saturdays he recreated and he's had people come down and it be like a comedy show $10 taking its 200 people he would get some coke. Chick Tire up to Cuban's like that with play the congas and he come out and f***** the lady in public and she wanted to go crazy with the biggest dick in the world and then my job f***** in public that was a hoax if I like the name of the place was the Shanghai theater Shanghai theater and Godfather 2 Michael takes they take Michael there if it wasn't for I called and searched Superman Joe Rogan it was the most disgusting article in my life that these white dudes went on a 50-year looking for Superman and the legend of the guy with the big dick in fact Duval went to Cuba to the location even though it's closed just to see where it was and what the story is that says Americans will go down and every week and I was our first stop to see the big black cumin do f*** the s*** out of some poor White Chicks beat up yelling and screaming the place was sold out every night I mean the guy was a gardener the article the sensation of you can find it it's called in search of Superman and they spit Havana Nocturne I found out that Santo trafficante had a lawyer Named Sam ragano since deceased samagana used to take a lot of Super 8 videos when he go down to Cuba his son was currently a lawyer in Tampa told me that he had Super 8 footage of Superman that his father had made in the 50s Superman at a private sex show f****** a girl and I said who I got to see that could I see that I think that's the only existing video footage anywhere of Superman and he said yeah but I'm not going to give it up you got to come to Tampa and and I'll show it for you so I go down there I'll never forget he's a lawyer to he says you got to come at 6 after the after the office closes so then we can watch it and I get there in the cleaning lady still there so he brings me in the conference room where he's going to show me that sell my we got to sit there and wait until the cleaning ladies done because he didn't want to put this film on Wild any ladies in the room so he puts it on and play stock is completely empty and he shows me this footage and his father had scored it to like Wagner Beethoven like triumphant classical music and it's a private show it's in somebody's home they had private sex salons in the van to where you go to like some rich person's house you pay some money you had cocktails and then two for the show and everyone down and Superman would come out and he cute he f*** this Cuban woman who was who was small he was big and she was small and he's banging her from every conceivable angle it was the least sexy thing you've ever seen in your life I mean it looked like it look like some kind of torture really which is probably worth a lot of money it wasn't no I say that because it wasn't like I wasn't I'm not sure was even the biggest tick I've ever seen I mean is bigger than my dick bigger than it was bigger than this today it's almost like athletes like if you go back and look at you know when Jim Brown is playing football he was very impressive but was he Herschel Walker you know I'm saying like athletes of today's error or different if you go back and look at John Holmes yeah I had a big dick but was it Lexington you know like these guys have bigger dicks now but the people are there more advanced people are growing the thing that freak me out of the human species and that they like what the f*** is wrong with Monsanto traffic and because I know exactly what's wrong with come on them on the shoulder and they bring them in a room in this a little bit turn the other to s*** we should have found this this would make great blackmail material right. That was kind of a freak in the two of them would go down to Havana this is around 1955-56 when the whole thing was in its Heyday and Savannah politicians and businessmen with going junkets to Havana like you know paid for by the company weekend retreat go to Havana and they go to the Shanghai theater and they date have Triss sexual tryst and it was out of sight out of mind it was the original you know what happens in the van Estates in Nevada with all different country wasn't going to make the newspapers so they go there exciting it wouldn't it wouldn't do them any damage back home you know it's amazing what my mother died in the 79 and whenever I did something like if I call my head differently or if I wore like an army shirt my mom will go with you f****** Rock Hudson And I know what the f*** you talking about Rock Hudson 79 my mom told me in 1978 flat out to my face that f****** he was gay as could be and I'm like you know what I've heard I'm sick and tired of you f****** Cubist because cubes like these tell me when I was a kid that they smack Bruce Lee in Cuba one time that he went down one of my uncles I like a what the f*** are you talkin was cuz I want to talk about right when I was a little girl Rock Hudson and come to Cuba and we would all go to the hotel you like I'm Michael Jackson goes to hotel what did your mother know that the Marlon Brando was f****** Richard Pryor. From this article if we would have scroll down a little bit it says it that they asked his neighbors and the neighbors were like know he was bisexual & Noble in his number one guy that was known every time he came to Cuba with Marlon Brando he was Marlon Brando to walk in there with two Showgirls and then him and f****** Superman with leave by themselves ditching the dancers so Superman was bisexual to in fact I heard he died of gangrene gangrene from sex while he slept around well, how are you going to f*** to get gangrene maybe f*** the s*** I got shot in the ass


    Joe Rogan - Joey Diaz on New Jersey Corruption in the 70's
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    real you put something in that book that really blew my mind you said that in 1975 and 76th in Hudson County where I'm from there was 40 carbonics from 7th Street to 88th Street that we have Bayonne Hoboken that's up there was 41 car bombings weapon of organized crime there were there was a there was a bombing war in Cleveland over this Irish gangster in the seventies it was it was pretty, they really two of them made a bomb with the nails the guys gotten the Sicilian did anything surprise you when you were you were putting me obviously you're well-versed in organized crime and well-versed in the sky government might have played in it and the idea that this criminal conspiracy organization was allowed to go on for 40 years because certain elements in the US government didn't want to go after them cuz they are afraid it would open the lid on the Cuban relations with the the anti-castro relations with the CIA the politics of it that's that's that's not only important to understand social political relationship in the u.s. and Cuba the Bay of Pigs the residue of the Revolution that's the way that shaped the Cold War shaped u.s. politics over a. Of about 50 years so I was like why don't I know this this amazing this is like almost like a hidden history I mean I knew what got reported in the newspapers but you know you lift up the rug and you you look underneath the rug and you start to get into the details of it it just makes me so aware that what we're receiving is on a daily basis from the meat mainstream media and everything is a version of what's Happening there's a whole other version of what's happened in the we don't see and usually only find out about it 30 years later 30 years after the fact that's a good thing to know it sounds to me like this is not discussed it's just not well hopefully this will change I grew up in it and I never talked about it because like I said I have a hundred stories we go for around 8 once I move to North Bergen I saw what they were doing in Union City and a bigger way which is all political I saw things that'll make it down drop that's why I don't give a f*** about politics and then when I see people talking about politics I want to go up to him and go if you knew you were talkin about you wouldn't say a word because you have no idea what real politics means how it works if it works like that microsystem I can imagine in a real so I don't want to pay attention out of the blue and said will you talk to me about this history would you have done with everything I would take us a week to the bereavement so you would have been ready and willing I would have told you now you see what's in this f****** story he opened up the door for me I have a responsibility now that I have another story that I have the nuts and bolts of how this works have you thought about an addition to this I think there's going to be a spin-off from this this is really that comes from this is their personal. I will end up dead I will end up dead not because of that because of what I'm exposed that picture for that Waterfront Waterfront was controlled by Weehawken but everybody wanted a piece of it and North Bergen wanted a piece of it so my eighth grade teacher was the Weehawken mayor mayor of the town is 11 years okay I need them he was selling the Waterfront he all that. They knew that was muscles don't know this is from all the papa property they own in Hudson County they bought everything Jersey City Hoboken the one that was my age so I became his suit outside so here I am running with the Cubans during the week then talkin about numbers and drugs and everything and I'm growing up in a cop's house that's also the driver for the mail and he would do whatever like I saw him handcuffed dudes and throw beads on them and they call them if they call them Carmine the torch to burn your building now the last one smoke these like just $10 book an ice cream I'll call the fire department he never called he faked the heart attack so you have to talk to reporters first thing you do is you fake a heart attack cuz you have to talk to reporters your story straight with the attorney the movie rights were optioned before I even wrote the book based on the book proposal and I got a lot of media attention and I started getting emails from nieces and nephews of Sons and Daughters of key characters in the story and these were people like Joey who accept personal family histories bottle turn off the chest they needed to talk about it I would go I'm at these two these two girls who were Daughters of one of the guys who became a snitch testified against the corporation family went into the witness protection program these girls and never talk to anybody when I met went to meet with them in a bar they weren't even sure they were going to talk to me we were just meeting to talk about whether they were going to talk to me I got to meet them they talked nonstop for three hours once they thought they could trust me they do I couldn't stop talking about it they had all the stuff they needed to get off their chest we were raised not to say who got who got the first raid I swear on my mother I was fine and they sent me on the couch and my mother had already thrown the Coco the lady downstairs Bella hold this bag my mother threw it they came up Saturday's down they asked us to leave went to 88th Street 88th Street we never got raided when I moved to North Bergen I would get raided before I got raided the phone was ringing become my mouth and know that your mom to clean the house and wake my mom up Tyler clean the house and come over here I don't want you to see what's going to happen cops are coming to rest my mother I would walk to come by his house with my basketball right past the cops and it was that easy it was Daddy do you wish you rented the Joey before you started writing it would have been a different book why I enjoyed this book so much because no matter how much history this m*********** dropped on you he let you know Jose battle was she kept you reminded who's Jose battle was that's big for an author he never got away from Jose battle and when you read the book no matter what type of person you are you kind of get mad at Jose find whose Jose battle was that's big for an author he never got away from Jose battle and when you read the book no matter what type of person you are you kind of get mad at Jose battle but there's something about Jose about of your life cuz you you want that guy in your corner


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Cuban Dancing
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    it's just crazy to me that you got so deeply entrenched reading the story that you started getting into Santeria I was married to a Brazilian for 10 years all is wonderful Rumba music that you hear there's a whole bunch of great music that grows up around it so you were married to a Brazilian woman yeah get divorced to keep the religion is that what happened yeah married and lived with for the next 10 years wow when I go to Cuba it's dangerous to me because I'm so seduced by it I'm so intoxicated by Havana by Cuban culture what is it well first of all it's the most sensual place you can have an is the most sensual place I've ever been everyone flirts the women flirt doesn't matter if they're married or not married they flirt with you I suppose. flirt to everyone flirts there's like Sexual Energy everywhere the sky and that and the climate is just kind of Sultry and and and sensual the music is Makes Your Body Move showed you let me play a video for you to show you some of the dancing in Cuba when women dancing Cube they cover their p**** because what I'm trying the whole dance is me bathing you it's one of the prettiest things you've ever seen your life it's me coming up to you with this movement like when I played it like you all I was getting nowhere with you while I was down that way before the podcast because it's so any better than your culture but in Cuban Dancing I'm coming up to you and every time I come up and I'll go like this and go like this and you got to come and put your ass but the whole time you'll be covering your p**** sting I'm curating and hosting a Latin jazz Series in New York at a bar called the sink every Thursday night TJ English and his Latin jazz explosion so I get to choose the music the musicians that performed there and I and I host the evening why do you do this every week and yeah we're going to subject yourself Havana Nocturne which was about the mob in Cuba in the 50s and I really got into it then I made numerous trips to Havana for extended periods so this book was almost like a sequel to that yeah it was a nice way to revisit that culture pick up the thread of that story cuz this one is sort of an answer you ask yourself so then what happened what happened after the mafia got chased out of Cuba what was their response did they take I want to show you this woman to be dancing yeah what is it say what's the name of this one seduction raises a duck yeah they're both there their they're engaged in a mutual seduction DUI tosd matanza de Provence how does grabbing a p**** s*** is hilarious hilarious hilarious patiently but he's probably just checking how we doing down there


    Joe Rogan - Joey Diaz Explains Santeria
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    Santeria became a scam after all I got was raised in Santeria from the age of five I had little disturbances when my dad died I was weak I didn't didn't put me into Santeria to be a witch doctor through Catholicism so that's why there's a lot of cross mixture of African in Catholic religion when I was five I was brought up to 148th Street and this lady had a collie a dog and I love the collie I love dogs and I was allergic to them so I was playing with the dog she would talk to me and I fell in love with this woman I found love when she was like my mother and then as I got older one that they asked me do you want this do you want that do you want to get that like why which is the first one you get an iguana yoel Romero those are the first things you got and you put them by your door and they guarantee you know your safety for me it was house that big black woman is my godmother okay and then after that when I was six they finally said they were going to initiate me and my mother because my spirit took my father wow so they wanted my godmother they wanted me and my mother to be twins in the Santeria so I made Saint on 148th Street and Broadway and book for me it wasn't to be a killer with a be anything like that I can't carry guns I can't go in cars with strange people I can't do business with three people I can't say I hope Jamie f****** gets hit by a car I'm not allowed to say all those things I don't use it the way in the late 70s rob somebody with three people I can't stand everything look at my life now look at my life when I was snoring white powder my saint in my head is control like that's why I always wear a white T-shirt on Mondays it's a day of the week only Coke because I knew I wasn't allowed to what happened in the in the mid-seventies with Santeria was I would pay you to tell me what you wanted to hear but you got a big cargo coming in from Columbia with 20 kilos what will the Saints say I do it's f****** religion you know I want to kill Joe Rogan let me put a spouse you supposed to write your name on a thing and then take a tongue and put it in the cow tongue like that was a big story when I was a kid for thought the one of these story that he's in the book He's omega-7 that I didn't know this growing up he went to court one time and his godmother made a powder and before the judge went to make a vertical she's played the power and the thing and the judge f****** couldn't remember what the f*** he was about to say dismiss the case with tongue with like a thing and he says he asked the guy with the judges name and the judge gave me his name and he took the tongue and they roll it with nails then they put it away and they go don't worry about tomorrow the next day in court the judge starts to f****** talk and he goes into a coughing spirits I want you to have a big week Joe Rogan what is the saying say and you get four pieces of coconut you throw them on the floor in the same say this is going to be your week let me give you $20,000 so now drug dealer started doing it with Noriega got busted he had Santeria this closet Citadel was well known for saying in my office right behind me all the time if you get into the Cuban thing you it will get you even after the book all yeah why is that people talk to me when I'm throwing cards about you throwing cards about money management people have done my readings they have mentioned you in my readings that you're around the bureau bottle and Son all the way to the end was that mean I was right triangle Sun Chango means Thunder love you see thunder and s*** that's jungle jungle was a bad in a woman you can't kill mice around him they beheaded them because of mouth woke him up and he woke up and it's fun my mother in the same as Ocho she's just a w**** she's just a little choom is the horror of the saying she gave him her kids to Yemaya to raise if you have problems with your stomach or you want to have a kid you have to pray with you and you know but the women sayings of worse than the male Saints you don't f*** around with the women sayings cuz they will f*** your world my mother died in the Santeria you're not violent you're very controlled you a lot more control than I am which is more of a i glean poison Chango phase my mind main thing is a yahoo not a lot going on with the yellow bottle. He's the one that took a store and wipe it on his chest with red and they asked him why did he like to kill him he said because blood makes changed something stupid. He has but I don't practice that I don't my mother lives very calm but one one guy go season he's a badass motherfuker here mentioned that mention your name no need to mention names to me once they tell me I already know what they talked about I already know what they're talkin about so I still go get readings and when I go to Miami next time I go to my godmother this is the reason would think I might have once you understand that's not something you throw away even if you don't follow the religion anymore you still believe still have belief in that you still believe in that so my orisha is elegua alaguana is the saint he's a trickster eligo as a trickster plays little tricks and also the saint of passages so people put Ellie glob of their door cuz you're passing from one room into another room until you identify with that spirit and that becomes part of your identity what if you have La why you can't whistle in the house in the house cuz you leave so you can't f****** with swim like the one when I'm a saint was in November and they develop in the Bronx River so they had to break the ice and they were dark-skinned Cubans and I'll never forget that they rip your clothes off and then they take whatever you're saying is they hit you with the number of water should be the same thing as five you get hit with five things of water and they dry you off of your freezing and when I saw them with my mother's clothes off I was about 5 I'm like f*** you black motherfukers you want to do it it's an all-night ceremony all night on a Friday Friday 12 hours long free not allowed for a year at address and white sofa my calls I was just have to wear white underwear white socks and white T-shirt cuz I was a kid I can't keep does a hot black guy and they want to really just suck his dick he's Talbot about spirit I saw a video today I saw videos when they go to hot yoga that's what it is like I've been invited to two parties first time I went in there I grew up in a Cuban Santeria you shut your f****** mouth Mount nobody needs to know your f****** business needs to know I'm going to tell you this turn everything the problem with him is I don't like his the people around too many people that don't know what I'd join this I knew what I was getting myself and I couldn't even say it to me in front of my God month when when an 85mm moved in with the Benders I couldn't bring Santeria s*** with them so I left it with this gay guy named artifact my thing of money gone he stole Coke at night he was a seamstress in the daytime for a big New York and then he is laying in the robin Martin and my cocaine f****** hell so my godmother asked me 1985 where's your saying so I can go there and Martin's house she goes you know you're not supposed to have you were saying to the game aunt's house I'll go get them listen to me I never saw they're in Miami 34 years later I flew to Miami I got my snacks and you know how my godmother got into Miami on the bus with all your future and your stuff I got my notebook and if you look at my number got bring my notebook next time and you reading your go Joe driving to Miami on a bus ticket cases on the bus with all your future and your stuff I got my notebook and if you look at my notebook. Bring my notebook next time and you reading your go Joe a new shitt


    Joe Rogan - How The Mob Scammed the Lottery
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    check this one out today's paper front page of USA Today Confessions of a lottery scammer I brought this along I thought if he was on his device who figured out some away to intrude on some algorithm and he started scamming different states he scanned the state of Colorado out of 4.8 million dollars and there is a total of 16.5 but you guys are good 16.5 million now I'm thinking if this guy had scammed the corporation led by Jose Miguel battle he he he beat he be dead he wouldn't be on the CB on the obituary section that says year was never my intent to start a full-out ticket scam how do you scam Lottery you figure out you figure out how the number is determined and then you're able to play with it you're able to play with it to you in organized crime you couldn't do that first and then how could he just a random system of computer program computer system this crazy thing to me is this what you were talking about earlier we were talking about about like that this was a gave them an opportunity for Hope and it was a part of the community what goes with it and it may sound kooky spooky the most people but it's not okay spooky the people who are really really Sicilian and people who have normal Cuban when your Sicilian in that culture is women that you go to and they tell you things there which is the Sicilian witches whatever the f*** you want to end in Sleepers member he goes bring the eyeballs to this lady what sleeper sleepers is a movie about for Irish kids that lay there was b******* because I want to remember that movie about the for kids Niro plays a priest for Brad Pitt look at it one tools for those two kids were supposed to grow up to be West I'm going to go to The Improv just asking to be that maybe I'll just make it sits up but it's the cold that comes back from your country it's hard to describe you understand it because your grandmother was a f****** bookie but if you talk to her on a daily basis about it and why she would play that particular number like my mom played 517 those were the last three numbers on the my dad's grave Stone motherfuking hallucinogenic she had if I go like this if I go like this and I know you know what you're looking good today. Go take a yardstick most Cubans look at Ingo give me $5 on 253 and because it's the last three numbers that 20 you f****** gave me can you read the bodega this to use and yesterday's paper always selling the Book of Dreams and then you come in and you give me 60457 penis comes on three sheets of paper with with copy paper so right away I ripped the top one I give it to you I keep the other one in the other one goes upstairs to the department where now there's a big wall with 029 on the wall and I parked there so just came up and play 19 is too and also under the list that goes down I'm a bored guy I just worked a boy I got six guys with phones yelling nothing broken f****** that motherfuking killed me last week that's not call the utopian I'm going to make money on the Vic the 10 points from you losing so if you bet 10000 on somebody you been 5 I unload 5 somewhere f****** good was 1970 even if you hated black people you weighed his spaghetti even Italians came to eat his spaghetti Wednesdays you cook corned beef on Wednesdays he make Cuban food they have an office and every phone as a little tape recorder with a wire connected to the phone so you can't call me and say you played to a Japanese recorded and those get destroyed the week after all that night after everything is settled yet to see those offices in action when you're a kid and I'm going to get cigarettes and then give me a time to go get a $3 pack of cigarettes like keep 790cc the money what do you mean the more I saw how the money would be you got a guy like Joe Rogan and just ranch apartments for me so every week we move locate don't nobody ever gets comfortable with three months and one place and was three months in another place then went three months and other places that's only if you have to worry about cops you got to worry about Jamie getting a little f****** cocky Jamie found out from Joe Diaz and they make 40000 a day wheel it was surreal so in the morning is my mom will go if you want to go to school today or you want to go with Mom and tell him that I'm going to get some point I go I'm going with you because he's all give me forty bucks you got a lot of money paid like to 300 different locations all around the New York area what they would do is to have people whose responsibility it was to come around collect the money that money would go into a van and that then would have a police escort as it left New York City went through the tunnel and in New Jersey it was met by New Jersey police who picked it up and escorted it from there into the apartments where the houses Union City where the money was credited for the cops got paid so how can I tell you this if I knew this it was such a loser that I went to 118th Street the guy's name was chair Jose Torres in the sun I went from like a man they were around the block to this guy named Raleigh and make out and they ran a complete different operation from the corporation Raleigh still around if I had any balls left I go put a bullet Riley's head because Riley was tight with my mother my mother helped get rally start at 118th Street when my mother died he got tight with my stepfather with my step he took that money and gave it to my stepfather sister that money belongs to me so today I'm still pissed off at Raleigh because when I was a kid I strongly every f****** day he give me fifty bucks every time I went over that those guys live their life on the karma bass life so whenever they see Joe Rogan undo that I used to buy knives and f****** stars to throw at people Jolly when you girls going you guys got money is 50 so I have them people give me money because it's a Karma based business the more I think my mother would have the number for 10,000 should give away really yeah


    Joe Rogan - Cuban Connection to JFK Assassination
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    and they got imprisoned and they had a lot of resentment towards Kennedy I mean I go into the book though a little bit about the Kennedy assassination and the belief in a lot of that a handful of those Cubans may have been involved in the Kennedy assassination along with the Italians with the mob because they were working hand-in-hand with the CIA yeah that was one of the leading conspiracies outside of the CIA killing him and even the CIA killing him was a part of the the Bay of Pigs in the area and also the the idea that he wanted to disband the CIA it was really interesting article recently that was dismissing almost every single conspiracy theory about the Kennedy assassination they said except the CIA one there's a legitimate possibilities that the CIA while you can bet your ass then if the CIA was involved in Cuban torrent yeah Marissa she had gone to New Orleans Marita Lorenz Castro she had was supposed to slip him a pill and she put it in her face cream and the pill dissolved in her face cream but that was the pill she was going to try to slip to Castro her her case agent was a guy named Frank Sturgis who want to be one of the Watergate burglars see the thing about Bay of Pigs and the Cubans the Bay of Pigs invasion is the key to understanding the whole latter part of the twentieth century politics in the United States the Cold War because so why is between the CIA and the Cubans rears its head constantly throughout the latter part of the twentieth century the Watergate burglary five out of seven of the burglars were Cubans Bay of Pigs veterans they've been recruited by CIA agent who is one of the orchestrators of the Bay of Pigs invasion was also one of the people that on his deathbed said that he was involved in the assassination go to this operation go to this burglary at the at the Watergate and then we go get Fidel Castro do this assassination and then we go get Fidel and the Cubans were always ready and willing because it was all leading back to getting fit was all leading back to see the images of what they said was e Howard hunt he was one of the people that was arrested there was a series of that was a bunch of guys that were arrested that were on trains they were calling them hobos very well-dressed that were near where the grassy knoll was there was even a reference that Jose Miguel battle was one of those man but that could have been the case cuz he was in the Army in the time of the US Army now so so it's like a it's like a Subterranean narrative that runs through the latter part of the twentieth century the CIA and right-wing elements American politics using cuban-americans to do all kinds of dirty Culver deeds and we talkin about terrorist activity assassination of a ambassador from Chile right in Washington DC blow up his car because he was sympathetic to Castro a bomb planted on a Cuban jetliner flying from Panama City to Advantage 73 people killed innocent people including the fencing team from Cuba young people a dirty war was waged by the anti-castro underground in combination in partnership with the CIA and this we know about it now because a lot of it has been Declassified and it's come out we didn't know about it at the time it was taking place why did love the plan just an act of terrorism against Cuba to to show them that it could be done to instill fear and paranoia in the queue the concert was to DCA lies the Cuban government so they be vulnerable and then you could take them over any act against Cuba I mean asking why blow up the plane with was is asking why fly planes into the World Trade Center like 632 known plots to over over the course for five decades to kill cast 632 this this gangster story of the corporation so interesting and different is this political context the framework that all this s*** was taking place against the backdrop of this desire to kill Castro and take back take back the Homeland and anyone who was involved in that was seen as a hero within the community Joey could tell you about that Union City New Jersey and Miami where the hotbeds of the anti-castro movement there were an organization Union City call omega-7 there was one in Miami call Alpha 66 these were Terror organizations secret organizations that existed to plant bombs they would plant bombs at embassies in the united you know in New York City they would put but they would put bombs at Lincoln Center when it went to when an orchestra from Cuba was making an appearance they were trying to shut down any relationship between the US Cuba and governments it was sympathetic to Cuba they would they would do actions against them and this went on for like 40 years but that's not believe you couldn't mention Fidel the 70s like a joke procaster windy was it real or was it I mean I've been there numerous times you know the killing people made a choice and the revolution I believe would have happened with or without Fidel Castro the guy who was in power Bautista had taken over the government in a coup d'etat he wasn't elected so he was kind of a fraudulent president and there was and ever since he got people news of fraudulent president and there were attempts to try to Alistair him and that's why he was such a dictator he knew they wanted the house to him so he used the military to repress any kind of movement against him and it was ugly and the people rose up against it that's what happened it wasn't sold in my valise the revolution in Cuba happened for a very legitimate reason after it happened in power it was revealed that Castro and Che Guevara communist and he was very cagey about that during the revolution they never talked about Marxism and being communist or any of that infect Fidel came to Union City came to the United States to raise money for the revolution while it was going on got arrested in Union City wow he got in a barroom he got in a barroom argument in Union City and he got arrested over what probably politics I'm sure it was a political discussion so so then the Revolution and you know Cuba becomes a repressive Communist stalinist dictatorship but a lot of Cubans the way they saw it is that was a choice they made go with Fidel he did have I think the the popularity of the people following of the people some people are quite proud of Castro standing up to the United States Cubans are very proud people and they take a lot of pride in the fact that even though there's so much hardship there that it's a choice they made to go in this direction at least they have their their self pride which is more they can be set in some ways about Puerto Rico and Jamaica and Dominican Republic all these other countries in that region that are just as poor is Cuba so he has his supporters he always had his support obviously he also had his detractors even within Cuba most of those people are the ones who got on her ass and tried to leave the island at Great risk to themselves to do anything to get out of there I realize Fidel way so popular from within the country you were never going to be able to take him down so they made the decision to go out in the ocean and try to a brave the the risks of of either swimming or sailing across the Florida Straits Fidel way so popular from within the country you were never going to be able to take him down so they made the decision to go out in the ocean and try to a brave the the risks of of either swimming or sailing across the Florida Straits


    Joe Rogan on Che Guevara T-Shirts "He's a Mass Murderer"
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    what the f*** happened with Che Guevara how did Che Guevara all the sudden emerge as this like leftist political icon but in this really weird sort of Clueless way like they really didn't understand its background really didn't understand we wasn't what he had done and the atrocities that he had committed but these f****** t-shirts that all these Dopey liberal kids t-shirt like he was a f****** ruthless kunt and these people wearing this shirt is if he's simply symbolizes like Liberty or freedom from a oppressive government or something like that but it was a long. Of time where you didn't have any chigua Vara there's no notification of it and it seems like somewhere in the 2000s it picked up am I right about that containing friends but in the 70s that was a rift between argentinians and Cubans like that's how person was a change Go in Spanish like my father's family was in Spain and I went that one time never went back really good one time for me my grandmother never went back because she was Golden One time my mom took me to meet my grandma in like 10 minutes and I will call my mother you f****** contact and my mother came over knows what happened I like this f****** b**** just talkin about you s*** my mother cursed her out f*** you you f****** her she made my mother move in with her in Cuba and learn how to cook the dishes Cuban speak Spanish anybody to give you a hard time about translating this what I was tell people I'll talk in English repeat what I said good luck in English it's f****** hard I forget what it is his name yeah for everything I learn how to speak Spanish in cold


    Joe Rogan - Origins of Cuban Crime in NYC
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    so what is the corporation about the corporation's the story of the cuban-american organized crime organization that began in the mid-1960s and existed all the way to the end of the century and it was led by this mobster named Jose Miguel battle who was kind of a legendary figure in cuban-american circles because he was a hero from the Bay of Pigs invasion the the attempt to reclaim Cuba take back Cuba The Invasion 1961 which was a disaster for everyone involved battle wound up in prison along with the rest of the Brigade and when he got out and came back to the US he was determined to get Castro and take back Cuba so he set up this criminal thing and it was based on one racket primarily balita the number the lottery the illegal lottery for the lottery was legal it was illegal and it was controlled by organized and it was a huge moneymaker big moneymaker for the mob going back to the 1920s everyone best in them for little old ladies bet the number priests cops you know you can bet a nickel you can bet a dime you can bet $10,000 hugely profitable for whoever controls and organizes it well the Cubans control in organized it on the eastern coast of united state from New Jersey and New York all the way down to Miami and the guy who controlled it was Battle and he be legendary based on that they control the whole number system cuz I know there's a lot of Italians that were involved during Santo trafficante and how they control that until Castro came along and spoil party and the revolution happened and they got chased out of their battle had been a Vice Cop in Havana during those years and he knew all those high-ranking Mobsters in effect he was a bad man who delivered money from the skim at the casinos in Havana to the presidential Palace so I don't know how the world went round and he made those connections and when he finally gets to the US and wants to start his own thing first thing he does is go to Santo trafficante can you make the proper introductions for me trafficante introduces him to Fat Tony Salerno in New York City who controls the numbers racket for all five families and battle says look things are changing Cuba over the next couple decades you're going to have tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of Cubans coming to live in United States they all bet the number that's a huge Market if you let me take over this thing and organize it you will get a piece get your piece of everything and the mafia said yes and so the Cubans took over and they control everything I mean in New York City in the 70s and 80s that were probably 200 to 300 Belita spots where you could go bet the number that's what the Cubans call it belief that little ball and so they controlled it and they took care of the mafia and everybody was got fat and happy for a while until it turned bad and they started killing each other no Joey when you heard about this book this is something that you were very intimately involved when you work it very either I come on you show not tell you there's a hundred stories I could tell you I miss a thousand I can't and when he told when I read the thesis for this book I just knew I just f****** know you know I grew up in numbers so I when I went to Catholic school on Saturdays when I came home on Fridays and Saturdays at the age of eight I was sent to different City The Bronx Brooklyn and I would make $50 going to run errands running numbers go tell this guy the first number of the day is to you know so I grew up in and I grew up in a house where the book even call my mother by 3 and go what's the numbers for the day and my mother would give him a f****** laundry list you know and it's very interesting in this book you also covers of the number so if your house and your daughter walks in with a hockey shirt numbers 13 I'll look at you and go jogging me the number for 0295 and I pick up the phone I've been at 5:13 if I look out my window in the top car is 506 I put $5 on 506 if I have a dream about an Eagle When I go down to the believe this spot this books that they sell books of dreams and I take that book when I look up Eagle and if Eagles number 8 I'm A 813 it's a you know you you were mentioning that a couple months ago that your grandmother took numbers grandmother was Sicilian Sicilian people have the same everyday they live in Ace today what he says is true my number is going to come out tonight when is my ship going to come in that plane James Ramey wrote you a blue-collar person and on the way home Everyday by 3:30 you put the number and that's it the idea was you bet the number and you try to make your dreams come true that's literally what you're doing you're trying to make your dreams come true and abelita guys the bully Theros the ones who control it there the Dream Makers they're the guys were making it possible for your dreams to come true so they had tremendous stature in the community Lounge in West New York from 9:10 to 3 drinking and all day long people coming and going don't give me 517 $3 give me 303 $1 at 3 3:30 and number comes out if that number wins by give you 500 you get 3000 from Battle you give me 2502 you make 500 off the top and then I dip you the thing that battle did was he didn't take 10 points he let you run your Independence action unless you called it in time you know what you're very you're watch the movie what's the movie Mickey Rourke in the Chinese people Year of the Dragon couldn't bring it out they couldn't sell it black people in Spanish people b**** slap into debt show the same thing happened bolita Fat Tony Salerno knew that he had a big thing come with the Cubans but you may want to put a bed in with Cubans the lottery is some sort of a government-funded playing and it seems like it's got a lot of red tape and official and there's no wiggle room that the the number seem to be closer to like the community especially with Latinos the core of the community the number spot or everybody would hang out you go to hear The Neighbourhood The Neighbourhood yeah I was in the end it was never meant to be violent back in Cuba believe it was not violent it was illegal but it wasn't violent and it turned very violent to me in the United States the corporation became so profitable and we were talking about millions of dollars on a monthly basis billions of dollars over the course of the life of this organization billions of dollars more than they could do with the money I mean they would literally strap money to people to as money Courier to try to get it out of the country to get it in to get it in the offshore bank accounts and launder the money they had more money than I know it was a license to print money which hugely profitable that's what made violent then you started having gangsters vying for territory territorial disputes greed greed took over and it got very ugly noses between Cubans between Cubans Cubans in the Italians see this guy battle was very charismatic leader with some great leadership qualities he been a hero in the Bay of Pigs invasion save some guys lives when I first heard that story I didn't I said I got to verify that maybe this is just a story I told about himself to burnish his Legend So I found the guys that he saved and I found the guys to bruh two went with him to save that the guys that he saved and I went to Cuba to the Bay of Pigs to the exact location where he save these guys to verify this story and it was absolutely true p in an active incredible heroism he saved the life of a number of his platoon members and so that was his reputation from the night he was revered in the community he was a hero and people defended him even even when it it turn ugly he became a ruthless boss who was killing people left and right he had his Defenders because of his Legend as a hero in the community and so the power that he had but he also had this Joey and I were talking about this Cubans have this Latinos have this everybody has it but Cuban's have it this guy you know the Bay of Pigs invasion was an attempt at Revenge revenge against Castro and they were humiliated by that process and a lot of the guys from that generation had an unfinished agenda for Revenge so if you wrong this guy battle in anyway he was going to get you even if it took years and years of calculation I mean their stories in the book about this one guy who killed his brother named pululu he took it took nine years and 12 attempts before they finally killed this guy palula they shot him in his heart who's in the hospital they shot him assassin dress up as a male nurse and go into the hospital and shoot him between the eyes cuz there's been so many failed attempts they were going to fail this time and that's in battle to 12 years I mean took nine against the Assassin no never caught him having done it and so bad I had him killed wow yeah motive kind of drove battle off the deep end and somewhere along the line he broke bad so to speak I mean I don't know if he was ever good and had to break bad but he started doing internal killings that really had nothing to do about business there all about revenge well this is a thing that happens a lot with organized crime people right it's like they just get a taste of killing people that becomes easier and easier and then they it's like they just get a taste of killing people that becomes easier and easier and then they do something about murder machine right about Roy DeMeo


    Joe Rogan - Nobody Cares About Male Fat Shaming
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    and then it talks about how a Malibu Barbie like was the first one that like have the I stare right at you so is like more sexual or something interesting s*** dude you don't want to you know that's the thing about those dolls and all that stuff is like you're putting something in a kid's head this is what an adult looks like but I guess you're doing the same thing with He-Man Oh Yeah Italian horn in comparison to Ximena nothing you know that's the argument about the rock or anybody who's like some beautiful muscular creature like that like how the f*** do you spider that but guys don't complain about that s*** like you don't hear a lot of complaints about mail positive body-image you know like people don't care if guys are fat eyes guys feel sad cuz you're fat nobody gives a f*** guide to know what I mean I mean it's like it's a big deal like fat shaming men one last time anybody got accused of fat-shaming a guy It's Always a Woman like all will Switzer figure out what we can say hero is fat shaming but just genuinely unlike without ever being requested by someone like if you just on your own you decided to say that's fat shaming what you saw that you point it out and it became an issue about a public event or public person or a public celebrity said I'm I'm being fat-shamed and it was a man f****** never right play music has it happened maybe I have been paying attention but I can't imagine that some guy butt f****** complaints he has a gut and someone's fat shaming them publicly who just look at that guy and go fuc the right got to stop meeting you know Atomic birthing people really did think they were serious that's where it got weird like people get angry a bird or angry at Tom their pick sides but was telling me about this the other day he hired me to drive a golf cart Rockford is Marathon likes in between taking Instagram photos like answer to introduce two hours of they can't break right and can't break 2 hours is 2 to 11 what are used to be didn't use to be 3 hours like a big deal I don't know I'm a big deal no 4 minute mile world record Boston Marathon 1980s Wendy world record Boston Marathon it's a stupid thing to say who's the who wanted from 1980 Boston Marathon results 1980 was probably the last time I paid attention cuz I lived in Boston I don't give a f*** about the LA Marathon I hear about it I go up can't drive there now. I'm not like all what a smart things people are all running on the street Remember the Time what was her time you're a terrible person talked about this taking us down more and more router dolls 1980s 1979 results here we go here we go here we got the first place women's Toppers also women doing 247 the man was doing a 220 220 is f****** crazy that is so crazy can run 26 miles in 2 hours 20 minutes I would imagine that would been like a world record I'm so off you know but it's I wonder what they weigh you know that's another thing like Burt what's really impressive is how big bird is it hurts like 350 lb in lb you know but it's I wonder what they weigh you know that's another thing like Burt what's really impressive is how big bird is it hurts like 350 lb more than that probably probably he's 800lb


    Joe Rogan - Barbies Were Hooker Dolls!
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    because he enjoyed it was just barely breaking even that is probably one of those toy stores where was mostly like pop hits in like like you know educational toys and it wasn't like GI Joes everything they had a lot of stuff like action figures for comic books and stuff like that we doing I just use this documentary on Netflix right now called the toys that made us and it it's very interesting and have you learned so much like a shield the history of Barbie Barbie started off as a hooker like it was a hooker doll Germany, yeah I swear to God like Google please yeah there was a doll that look exactly Barbie that they used to guys used to like carry around and give to women and it looks like a way of like flirting with a woman like hey this is what I want to see you wearing later I want ya and so did this person came over to Germany and saw this doll and modeled Barbie right after this hooker doll and so if you look at your Barbie but when it was modeled off of it was just like a creepy-looking hooker chick I'm sure you can find a picture of it but this is so amazing cuz it goes through like all the famous things GI Joe ended up being like one of the biggest toys in the whole entire world and action figure Steve Austin Six Million Dollar Man action figure you had called an action figure than and that's where action figures came from GI Joe that was the way around the doll thing for boys funny but you can have dinosaurs the dinosaur doll one of them which one was it one of those was like they made a whole cartoon and just made the toy He-Man but even the Barbie part of lives like wow this is fascinating and how they change the Barbies look every year like Mater sexier made her like her waist like she gets so much s*** because her waist is really small and light stuff that's because when you put clothes on for it to fit and look right that's how they had to make her waist just it was more for like the style of the clothes you was wearing not what it look like I mean to have the doll work right check and look at like those dolls and look at your body and go what in the f*** this is not impossible you know cuz a lot of those dolls are not possible but what's really funny is one of the things in the 50s men got Lily dolls his gag gifts at bachelorette parties put them on their car dashboard dangled them for the rearview mirror or gave them two girlfriends suggestive Keepsake what does that mean suggestive Keepsake but I want to see this Proto Barbie was just shy of a foot tall with bulging brass and platinum blonde ponytail made up for a night on the town with red puckered lips and blue eyeshadow how interesting the journal German dolls heavy makeup and suggestively Arch eyebrows didn't carry over to the American version that's interesting to try to lighten it up little eyes are looking to the side and right at you and then went to see if she can f*** you in this alley. shows Lily covering her naked body with a newspaper explaining to a friend we had a fight and he took back all the presents he gave me get it she's naked another shows lily in a bikini when a policeman tells her the two piece swimsuits are illegal she says oh and in your opinion which part should I take off the dirty b**** went in there being a fat woman having that you know body issues and stuff like that she did was like a workout Barbie and she had a little scale in the scale was had a sticker on it and it was stuck at a hundred and ten pounds eat and soda I had a sticker on it and it was stuck at a hundred and ten pounds is also a book that came with it like a cookbook or like a book this like how to lose weight on the back of his don't eat & Soda


    Joe Rogan on Weed Paranoia
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    straight like boxing but not like movement Specialists you know been doing all that movement and stuff I've I've started doing it he's amazing If I Stay working all the time Baba can replace any any song you like I should be doing cuz this stuff is amazing a good complement your style cuz your stylist open you up a little bit Legend Estates brilliantly release date serious paranoia go to yoga class it's like you're on a journey in like you get out of there hour and a half late is perfect cuz an hour and a half into sweating the pots worn off and you like to come back down and put in the middle of it you feel like that world's going to end any second now in the middle of class like there's no way this could be sustainable there's no way I'm not going to survive the whole what you think about everything that's going on don't agree with me lover for yoga Simone my favorite things ever take two hits and go to yoga class remote control for the TV I've never been able to drive to Fontenelle at the f****** power Noritake


    Joe Rogan - If Hillary Was Scrutinized Like Trump
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    like that's been solved the geopolitical and domestic policies right that's where I I was drawn more about what's really going on you know behind the news all that sort of stuff this is b******* I was lucky to train a lot of law enforcement and Military high-level military and get connected to Intel guys who go that we need to talk like you're completely off explain things to you right write about when I called up my buddy and I go hey four years ago whatever it was four and a half years ago I go for funding Isis aren't we Russia right where we wanted them to go bankrupt and it worked Reagan was was a genius and that part the Diabolical part of course is russian-american with fighting over the resources of Afghanistan but Isis was just there that's a weird s*** when you have a 50000 man army just appear out of nowhere with professional cameraman and editors and producers and directors making the high-level films they were putting out where it's every 3 seconds or cutting different professional put together films of people being burned I go this is this this is too weird. Talking about do you remember when they blame Benghazi on some b******* video yeah some video that someone made like was it like the tears of Muslims or something like that or I forget that even know it existed existed and everybody knew it was bullshiting and they were pushing out of the narrative like this is what was the motivation behind and everybody was like what I do have paronto on your show no Toronto Toronto Toronto Pronto and some of the other guys in this area in the other places in the Middle East right that's just a fact that it's and that whole thing going down I think was a way for them to just cover it all up and remove any race any people that knew about it you know I'm saying that's the way it is spelled out to me periodic because it's documented it's all documented that weapons were being moved and if you look at Arsenal weapons Manufacturing in Bulgaria play how to podcast conspiracy Farm water Iowa Oh Yeah Yeah Yeahs took here and took her to their weapons cash amounts of artillery rounds depleted uranium stuff small-arms stuff and it was all weapons Bulgarian weapons right and she got fired for exposing it now at the same time silk way Airlines who is Johnny Airline their manager got exposed by Bulgarian Anonymous with manifest of all the white phosphorus weapons the depleted uranium or artillery rounds all these shipments massive shipments going into turkey going into Libya going into the Ukraine right where a bunch of s*** was going down there and every one of those places who showed up the broker the deals John McCain John McCain right and look we can't prove it but there's people telling me that potentially there's an company that owns a big percentage of Arsenal weapons Manufacturing in Bulgaria right so that's the kind of stuff I'm doing it I'm into who's who's causing it why are they causing it the truth I'm just a truth-seeker and I don't want to seem like that kind of guy for sure is exposed at 11 that's never been possible before because of the internet operating in a certain way that they've been doing for decades and now they're having to adjust swelling and people like you just doing these podcast and talking about it which opens the minds of other people and then didn't have them thinking about who are the people scream in the most of the I wasn't I wasn't even a trump supporter write good times you and I'll but it's a risky thing to do live right next to a guy natakam like your f****** burn the bridge I don't know what kind of sentence I got though the people that are yelling the most now about Trump and all the other stuff I wonder what they're guilty of right the Deep state is just it is a way of doing business right there smash-and-grab pay-to-play smash-and-grab is me as somebody who is very powerful in government going after an industry crushing it ruining its stock and then my buddies by the company right when is not collapses and then bring it back up like the GI Bill for University of Memphis we go out no longer will there be any GI bill money put toward bats tacos from a hundred on the $3 Obama's Buddy goes and buys it then they go GI money to go back into it now stock goes back up right that's the kind of ship that's going on it's some bad stuff and we just do our best to follow an educated people and we allow people to say you're not you're wearing tinfoil hat scene about politicians being exempt from insider trading rules someone on Twitter I could eat later but if this guy he told me about this guy's name is Peter schwizer he says Stanford perfect family and friends it's going on I mean we were just talking about this recently about how half of what it is to be president is to get yourself in the position we're after you're out you can make these crazy speeches for these Bankers like why is that mean it's it's almost like a man got me involved in government or these or this or that and so they said we want you two to help us get our foot in the door to sell waste-to-energy project so it was basically a facility that burns anything garbage I'm even burn tires in the thing that low oxygen level so the admissions are very low but it generates electricity night and in Europe it was everybody from the city province that country and the European Union everybody wanted a piece of the projects that's just the way they do business in Europe in South America and other places like that they have to have a different model for here for the corruption right they just do things differently here and that's just the way it is they made adjustments and either way they're going to find their way around it there's no corruption is ridiculous how many people are out there exposing it and putting their neck out there to expose it that's a big part of the problem because if you really know about it that means you're probably entrenched in the system to the car the citizenry of knowing that Hillary Clinton and a few other people sold another document just came out it was 15 million kg of depleted uranium yellow cake right sold to the Russians at what point in any part of a discussion on any planet is it okay to sell your enemy 15 million kg of frigging uranium agreed that this is a fact and this is what the fact that they have agreed that means this is there any dispute that this is a fact know there is no there's no they invest in 45 million dollars in the Clinton Foundation supporters of Hillary that didn't look at that like how do you not how do you not find a giant problem with that right and that book by twice our talks about it he goes into detail about that stuff cuz it's not the politicians are still allowing it law enforcement still allowing it no one's really going after them it makes you wonder like if Hillary had actually gotten into the White House and she faced the same scrutiny that Trump is facing right now over the Russian probe we know none of this would be uncovered that you want to try and derail Trump to get the spice of Court freaking spot surveillance warrant to spy on a president-elect and then a sitting president at what point is our people not not charged with treason for that right when they were reached they were doing this fine before he ever won the presidency if he was doing something wrong with it and his staff that made some inappropriate meetings and had some I mean they definitely had some intention I mean if you win the presidency I'm going to send it whoever is underneath me if I'm the president we have to have meetings with diplomats from other countries to make the transition that's that's part of the that's part of the deal right it really is that goes on that's just the way it is long before right with other than planned this whole thing out there all dirty they're all dirty it would be out there you know that projection and diversion and everything else cuz you know the podesta's were doing lobbying for the biggest freaking Russian Bank in the world in Washington DC that never comes 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    Joe Rogan on Bellator's Budget Cuts
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    been working with Jimmy Smith I love that guy really abused brilliant four years ago and I was looking for last, because of traveling too much and I'll try to do the best he's really really good if you doing play-by-play are doing color or how can I play in between off and got so it'll be it'll be a good time we also had MMA fights and he's a legit black belt in Jiu-Jitsu I super smart and well-read guy too excited he's on board and there was like a big hullabaloo and they wound up keeping them and then I think his contract was up and I think the way he described it was actually want to give them less money than I was getting and it's over I think they're just experiencing some severe budget cuts if you think about Bellator market like what they're trying to do they don't have a pay-per-view business you know and if you don't have a pay-per-view business where's the bulk of all your money coming from its what kind of bleeding Viacom I just don't I just thought you know what I said why didn't they change the name when Coker was brought in to take over his made zero sense to me because Bellator had that in a from Bjorn rebney I've never been a Bjorn rebney fan during revenues you know from that boxing promoter or you know whatever it was and everybody that I talked to in that in that business that they were all terrified and intimidated and everything else is call him a dick rider and I go back and forth on the internet on Facebook and I'll deliver it like piss him off we talk now and then when I see it right now. He's cool dude and but God where we was talkin about what's an unlike ESPN deporte or something like that I don't want to watch the Geritol Posse fight you know I love some of those guys 45 years old not 45 years old with MMA miles on them that's the real issue it's at these guys their bodies have been beating up for so many decades in the gym and all the years of wrestling a kickboxing it up there's not the same without you know yeah it definitely takes its toll when you're just not I've been trying to I mean what Bellator I said bring get Gracie to fight him when he was fighting Shamrock I confronted Shamrock on access that was one of the worst fights that I had all this when Matt beat the s*** out of him was smashing them and I was like Jesus Christ was like this is this is so mismatched Shamrock I confronted Shamrock on access that was one of the worst fights that I had always win Matt beat the s*** out of him was smashing them and I was like Jesus Christ was like this is this is so mismatched


    Joe Rogan - Pat Miletich's Hilarious Weight Cut Story
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    and the reality the 55 is that like that's a f****** horrible strain for your body right right now I remember seeing guys cut weight and be in a lot of trouble physically right no matter what it was I think I had one guy that didn't make weight for a fight in the IFL and he got run out of the gym because of it right he just got run out of the gym because everybody was so pissed at him for not making weight Bryant the weigh-ins were the day of the fight which one was this shonie Carter to Continental Airlines Arena hands with a dandified that morning right why just the way it was in the way it broke down the way it all went down was I had a new gym or Gold's Gym build a brand new house had a brand new baby and I had to win the fight to have enough money for the down payment on the house and I've been so busy that whole night I stayed awake the whole night and all I thought about was I know I can beat this guy is not going to beat me but if he headbutts me or for whatever reason and I don't win the fight and I can lose that money I lose my house oh my God I start to panic right now when you're cutting weight like that it's everything's magnified a hundred times that the fear and everything else and all I thought about was that water and egg white scrambled eggs all night the whole night and by the time it was time to weigh in I went and knocked on using junk folders door and I got him right now cuz I stopped on Ice Cube's all night and I gained like 2 lb or whatever so I had to go cut again on weight just from sucking on Ice Cube's all night I guess and then my calves are cramping everything cramp to the point where I was curled up in the fetal position and I knew I had to fight that night holy rice yet so I couldn't see you right there was a bunch of stuff going wrong with my body so I called up Monte Cox in his room and I do you got to get somebody to take me to the hospital to get out of these or this is not happening because I'm sending Tom shower so your mom's house around black people the n-word getting yelled at constantly right around women he's yelling hunt oh my God you're going to yell the n-word a million times are going to kick us out I'm not going to get my IV's right I'm not going to be able to fight him and lose my house say what and it goes I have tourettes I have severe tourettes please don't because my friend needs an IV badly and she looks at me and goes oh s*** like I look that bad guys were way back in my head I was in rough shape so they gave me 3 l of saline 3 liters give me enough I was still seeing double when it came fight time and so the first one I just took Shoni down at through and took him down stayed mounted on him the whole first round to get him to wear himself out where I just choose elbows just stuff just not going overboard and I wanted him to be tired going into the second round administer you in this state bad that with the skin of my teeth weight cutting can be very extreme yeah really can but we always believed in you have to make white that you sign your name and that's why I get so pissed off and disgusted when people don't make white yeah it's a lack of discipline unless it's not physically possible obviously committed to what you do you're very good at the things that you do right it is it's obvious you're obviously a talented guy but you work at your craft right you know what there came a time where I had to leave College that's going to take care of my ailing mother and had to work three jobs and realized sitting in a basement that I was raised in every time it rained it flooded my feet were in water I woke up one morning and I was doing you know had started out fighting and everything and I said this is it I loaded a 9 mm pistol and I put a round in the chamber and I put it in my sock drawer and I said if I don't want a world title that guns going in my mouth and I'm done this is it right every time I fought I thought about that gun in my sock drawer and not want to go home to it and that's just that's commitment that was my that's what was needed for me to succeed at that point in my life that's the way it was so when I see people not when I don't have time for people like that that's what was needed for me to succeed at that point in my life that's the way it was so when I see people not when they're talented and they're not committed I don't want anything to do with them I just don't I don't have time for people like that I'll take a guy who's committed and sucks and training every day because I love his commitment


    Joe Rogan - Pat Miletich's Crazy Club Brawl Story
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    wow this what year was this fear God had so much as you I never had a concussion I will say that we must have never had besides one time in a huge fight where a dude hit me in the side of the head with a brick and I saw it last second night at least rolled with it and that didn't give you a concussion he it was a huge bouncing that sounds like fun his hat in his head and I choke him unconscious I find a new coat and I was working my way backwards out the front door and finally snuck out of the headlock put him in a real Chuck went backwards out the door he went limp I dropped him and then as I turned to get out into the street cuz there was cops everywhere at that point there's dogs if it's a snowstorm last second I see this coming up the side of my head and eye duct and it bounces off my head and this dude goes like I was going to go down dogs diving into the crowd it was a good one that was a fun one that's not good too bloodthirsty so they won't graph of yeah I guess they don't listen as well after they go see cuz I can trust a Shepherd bite hold and release Moana you know he wants a dog that is is a real train bite dog with also with the family who was a psychopath right so that was when I got my first Mastiff King he was 210 lbs but he was a brindle scary look like a Bengal tiger right and he that those dogs are so powerful you know what that size when they're truly in shape where you can't stop them and there were people that were using Mastiffs for police work and they stop using them because I 210. Mastiff on a human being they can kill him really fast screw got loose and rip somebody's throat out in a heartbeat if something hurts him and they need they think I'll guess is a fight right up your f****** head clean off your body and a couple times for alpha position in the house on my property and he ran and he grabbed it and I told him no kidding and it came up to me and I put my hand on the plastic bag play all right here this is this is test time so I ripped the bag and it came out of his mouth right and he really got pissed off at me I was testing it so at that point I'm like well I can't back down to it now so I put my fist against his teeth that he was showing and I was going to do it do it that was that was a fist fight with his Mastiff really yeah I had a Neapolitan Mastiff and college they got in a fist fight a real fight maybe maybe it did more likely you punch your Mastiff fist fight a real fight because I had a fight with my mom like maybe maybe it did more likely you punch your Mastiff


    Joe Rogan on GSP & Aliens - "It's Head Trauma"
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    what you going to do Sam Tripoli podcast tinfoil-hat just understand it's a different kind of conspiracy theory podcast it's like is Bigfoot psychic like those kind of questions similar to the way people describe things when they experienced excessive head trauma really yeah because he misses time maybe he's memories not not good he'll get home and then he'll let have groceries that he bought and left in his trunk and not even realize it and it'll go out to the trunk and the rotten and he's like I don't even remember going to the store while Hannah and now so he's got I think he's got this idea that this these glitches in his mind it's not a f****** coincidence that the guy got punched in the head I think they did a before the Bisping fight I think it was more than 800 times you got hit in the head in his UFC career forget about all the gym training on the other stuff and TKO number so he's experienced a lot of head trauma one of the symptoms of head trauma is memory loss and I mean hard a lot get him hard math Sarah scramble this f****** brain right and a lot of guys hit him hard and that's just outside of sparring minutes outside of everything else he's done sparring with Rory MacDonald and wonderful and all the other guy said that he had a spar with I think that's most likely what it is people who have been who've experienced a lot of head trauma that's one of the real problems with it from the Chicago Bears that famous guy quarterback from the Bears all my plan cover Sports Illustrated talking about it he'll be in the middle of his his living room holding his keys had no idea how his keys got his hand doesn't know where he's going where am I going to stand there holding my keys you just forget stop Gary I want to be that guy so I started to the defense I started watching films on great boxers with great defense footwork head movement in all that sort of stuff and just and it was the key I never got hit with anything I didn't see I think you have 30 jeans to get them croatians croatians are all huge like Mirko Cro Cop type character is a bear of a human being


    Joe Rogan Explains Eddie Bravo's Flat Earth Beliefs
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    yeah I've always found any really interesting he's a trip he's a he's a very analytical guy very analytical Grappler with great flexibility I just always would watch him do this slick man I want him to explain flatters to me he's not going to be able to I want to know what it is Eddie thinks that everybody is lying that everybody in NASA and the government and eat because of that I believe he has a blind spot and that he live there telling you the world around he's saying what can't be around right and it's not a good way to think but it's the same reason why it's all right there two bodies is all very simple there's no mystery right now and I just figure it's just to figure out a puzzle but I can see how people get that way because I was a guy who you know not to go off on a tangent but I think it's fun to think about in 1971 when I was a young boy standing in line in Albia Iowa with my grandma and my mom when the farm collapse was happening when Nixon took us off the gold standard right ship fell apart from the farmers right away and my grandma was one of the first be turn wine to give her money out of the Farmers National Bank in Albia Iowa and she got out and I remember still to this day standing there and asking my mom and my grandma what the hell is going on why is this happening what's going on you can see the Panic the farmers went for blocks and I from all around that part of Iowa and it just I think that's what started the wheels turning in my head about being a contrarian thinker you know what I mean there's real conspiracies and use real things that people misunderstand that the actual facts I mean there's there's so many stunning looks snipers use the curvature of the earth to calculate ballistics it's just it's just it's a real thing that's not real frustrating being open-minded to I'm like what the f*** are you saying like what the f*** are you saying this is crazy and it's like in the keeps going to the fake the moon landing the same people that was a long time ago you talked enough people right now there's satellites all over the world that did they there's a lot of people think satellites are fake I think anything's Dinosaurs Aren't real it hurts my head I went into the production trailer at my first UFC I wanted to see what was going on and then right that was always intrigued me how TV was put together right and I was lucky enough to bring my daughter to one of our broadcast with Access TV and Lonnie who's he's the expert to find the satellites but like right so he knows how to dial into him call up know the the coordinates to turn the the dish towards and lock onto a percentage of the satellite you know receptor to get it being back down all that sort of stuff so he was teaching my daughter how all that stuff was done in his first time I've ever seen. Has No Interruption and they put together a video and that video with their articulate and they sound calm they use big words and they show you images that they're claiming show that the Earth is flat is an ice wall outside Antarctica that the government won't let you go there they start saying all these things if there's no one there you know like Neil deGrasse Tyson type guy there as well hey hey hey and here's what you can find online and here like for the longest time they were trying to say that there was no full pictures of the earth that the the the Earth like every photo you see if the Earth is a composite no in Japanese satellite call the himawari 8 it takes full full images of the earth high-resolution every 10000 miles it is go Google it and watch them visited the NASA has won two giant photos of the f****** Earth from 22000 miles out or whatever the hell it is


    Joe Rogan - Headbutts Should Be Legal in MMA
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    green powerful Pat miletich I don't know about that but you are listen man it's an honor to have you in here I've been watching your show for a long time and your contrarian thinker I love it and you view prompted a lot of people to think differently right maybe like you you are one of the real pioneers of MMA you know it's one of the reasons why I really wanted have you in here I'ma back when you're fighting her back when you fought Matt Hume and what was that like extreme battle karaoke T-Mobile it was not a not a fun fight I can tell you caring is wait around for 30 minutes but those stop it mad he was the guy that made me realize that I wasn't a fighter yet cuz I was fifteen and oh I think I was ranked fourth in the world I fought Matt Ragdoll them for basically the whole 1st round through him around like a rag doll but he was just biding his time and waiting in the cop me with some knees and damaged my nose and the referee for the the referee in the doctor stop the fight cuz back then it was very controversial they didn't want a guy with a crush knows whatever until they stop the fight but I realized at that point he knew a lot more than I did get that was an interesting fight because I totally disagree with that stoppage and I was watching I was like this is crazy how do I stop a fight for a broken nose so that's what they felt a little bit that's right and it's not dangerous like maybe somebody saw those movies or like like remembering a movie of guy would hit the bottom of a guy's nose and drive the bone up and it was brain Mike Tyson talking about it right good rap on and I was doing televised debates with politicians of the time we really to keep the sport legal in the state that I was scheduled to fight him so think of how stressful it is to train for a fight stay healthy try and pay your bills do all the stuff you're doing and at the same time I'm debating politicians in that state who are trying to pass a bill to ban the sport that I'm scheduled to fight in that state I'm panicking I'm freaking out so I do my homework and not get into Bates like represent of the bowling from Illinois I got by the time we got done with the debate he goes all agree with Mr miletich obviously and I think they expected to go into a debate with a Punch-Drunk boxer and by the time the debate was done I crossed him and he's like maybe if we can just do away with headbutts rebuttal at the end of it when your elbow into someone's face but it's not okay to swim before heading into someone's face right and it's very effective if a guy's tying you up in the guard and his head's right there you can do that and he can't really do it back to you as soon as I watched when I was in my first no-holds-barred tournament in Chicago in the first round of the triangle winning the fight was Marcel loveridge versus this guy named Johnson Mike Johnson I think his name was Marcel leverage ends up losing after crushing with headbutts Mike Johnson's in the shower the running cold water on him trying to wake him back up and he collapses and they have to throw in an alternate right but it was obviously wow Coleman was in his prime he was all about had Bots and we bought Maurice and he took Maureen's down that was back in the days when headbutts were legal Maurice Smith he defended against all that doing all of it when I when I realized it was very limited was when I started working out with kickboxers getting punched in the face and I was like oh no good if somebody doesn't punch you in the face like this is terrible but you know that you were an open thinker obviously and you realized it so the thing was with early MMA everybody was so tied to their technique is like being tied to a religion and refusing to see something that we are so attached to their art that they refused to learn anything else and they just died because of it why would you want to know how to do a lot of things you got to have a big toolbox it's always a lot of pride in your art right there was always a lot of guys like wrestlers who are only in a wrestling or kickboxers only in the more tired I just want to stand out they didn't want to go to the ground if I don't stand up and that that just cost you in the long run is actually see like a real complete fighter like a guy like Mighty Mouse has the top of the Heap the wrestler it doesn't matter if you're a kickboxer you're f***** you're f***** everywhere with that guy and it's because he's still Sun karate and things like that that you he's like a a Rubik's Cube they can't figure out he's long and that weird sideways dance with that front leg those guys who have a good front leg like that karate style fighting style that they're used to blitzing in with that good front leg they're very hard to gauge that distant are so different job of anybody in in fighting him and I think that's like a roadmap for it because like people Bood Woodley and gave Woodley JetBlue Woodley's the one who hurt him and both fights and that that's what we got to fight that guy you can't just charge after that guy you're the criticisms of Woodley in my mind I think you know look it's a two-man dance right when we kept his title that matters before I got to the I'm not there to be the most exciting fight that was my mentality because I knew once you get cuz I thought totally different before I got to the UFC I was just a psychopath and go out and just do a hundred miles an hour until the guy was done okay we can cut you if you lose


    Joe Rogan - Bad MMA Refs Should Be Suspended!
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    erotic okay now I got to change the way I fight there's also the wind bonus Remy especially now do they have the wind Bond yeah that's that to me is a real issue I think I should be paid what they get paid I think of you or you have a contract the contract beat for x amount of money if you have points on the pay-per-view that's on top of that but the idea that you are win or lost to be in the hands of what we have deemed completely incompetent judge I see it every week every week is it I mean don't you do a lot of yourself and in the smaller shows I mean we've got in trouble to the point where we had people come to us and go look the promoters at different Oregon from different organizations when there was really really bad decision you know when I was working with Michael schiavello especially we were brutal yam athletic commissions and we'd hear about it and go you guys need to back back off. I've heard it too someone who literally doesn't even understand martial arts is giving these guys a decision I lost her a win and that's 50% of their money and that's crazy I remember the first time I witnessed it as far as a coach when my IFL team was fighting in Texas we are fighting I think bosses team and I looked at the judges and all of them one of them had a bouffant hairdo and old lady and then two old guys with white hair and eyes I went back to the locker room when I go guys you can't let this go to the judges they're like one foot in the grave in the other on a banana peel they know nothing about what they're watching like we are in deep s*** if we can't do it well I think boxing is a very complicated art and I think it's a very difficult thing to score but it's way more easy to score then martial arts absolutely going on the ground I mean I have a friend who's a judge who literally said to me in the middle of a fight one of the female judges or referees rather judges 1 of Hamlet turned him and go what is he doing what is he doing drug I was going for Kimora what is he doing what are you doing excuse me I'm new to the sport could you tell me what a triangle choke is and she looked at me with walked away Riders constantly but when are they going to start spending referees and judges didn't really see it one time as well but I think that did the real thing that's so disappointing to me is that there's a wealth of martial arts experts out there like there's so many that there's so many good coaches that would be great judges of so many great X spider that there's so many people that are just really well-versed in martial arts that be able to tell small number I think you're like my judges like five judges would lose a lot of they should be they should be held accountable there's someone should have to sit down with them and say. Explain what are you saying like what's with wash around sit down with me and tell me how you think this guy is getting the f*** beat out of them is winning I just gets Criminal I don't even I don't even necessarily subscribe to in a fight of the night and knockout of the night and stuff like that yeah. Don't I don't I think they just bring back the yellow cards for stalling type stuff right but how Pride did it yeah I think that's a great way to do that sing a legal or small engine stalling whatever I mean in college wrestling they knew that they had to change things right they had to speed up the action and they started call installing a lot faster in college wrestling it change college wrestling guys get after it now space in the referee of say keep working going to separate you guys don't work like what the f*** are you think about how many referees have never truly trained I wonder if you'd so close to it that you don't see it as well that's that's not an excuse like you because you know you've trained for so many years in martial arts right you know when somebody is unconscious from a choke you know when a joints getting destroyed you know you've been around enough you train high-level enough for you see it you know you can see their stomach where it's going in and out really hard you know that what are your thoughts on forcing Tapout like if a guy gets his arm broken like that's a controversial thing like like if for stopping a fight we think about Tim Sylvia Frank Mir elbow it was the middle of the arm before so I didn't see that angle in the corner what the f*** are doing great acting job for whatever reason was able to pull that off I mean that's not a pleasant feeling obviously having your arm snap and hurt and then I told him I got a wave to the crowd when we walk out of the cage with your broken are so how bad is it Migos and then became at work Phoenix Urgent and then trained with me and turn right from Child imagine any goes I've never had to order plates for a tibia bone to replace to put somebody's form bones back together ghost are as big as the normal humans tibia wow I'm saying the thank you Herb Dean for saving his career because you know if you let him go on and that thing got the Rhino down here and everything else goes once it breaks through the skin issue for infection it up arms that's a weird angle to look at that crotch daddy that's a weird angle that was ugly that's a weird still loophole like you can still wear those those Thai cops like you'll be able to that's a weird still loophole like you can still wear those those Thai cops with ideal job be able to


    Joe Rogan - Floyd Would Get Killed in MMA!
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    wow like Connor tacos are open bed already evening Mayweather applying for MMA license wants six to eight months to train he's screwed this is a 40% proposition which means it's 40% likely that he might actually do this the reason why he might do this is because I think they will give him an ungodly sum of money I mean an ungodly some and I think they should that it for the UFC can talk Floyd Mayweather into going into an MMA ring first of all they should give them everything they can get their greasy paws on getting the fight Conor MMA fight to say look we can give you CM Punk will give you CM Punk for half a half a bill half a billion it's a lot of money but you can go through that 5 years instead how about we give you Conor McGregor for a full Billy and will give you six to eight months to practice yet just figure out how you're going to get wouldn't just be screwed that's like that's unfair to like four people that have been screwed you would need a way more way more outrageous example it's not getting screwed what he said he would like someone said it should be a thousand to one that's not high enough fight Floyd Mayweather in MMA it is as close to 100% as anything ever gets ever cuz if you think Floyd is all the sudden going to become this f****** one-punch Destroyer like John the beast mugabi in the 1980s River f*** that was if you think that's going to happen out of nowhere you're crazy that's not what's going to happen is going to happen is he's probably going to punch Connor the face a couple of times it's probably going to suck the cars going to get ahold of him and then he's going to be like a baby and if that doesn't happen he'll kick Floyd legs out from under him he'll kick his legs sideways he'll kick them from the outside and keep them from the inside heel stay away the f*** away from any sort of a range before I can punch him it'll be a completely alien range for Floyd and everytime Floyd goes in front kick to the stomach boom boom I'm outside leg kick he's laughing at you now now he's talking s*** you realize you got to get past those legs you can try to close the distance from spinning back kick to the liver what are you going to do now what do you do now you're going to be picked apart until he decides to take you to the ground and cut your face open with elbows how about that how many pins your right arm down with his left shin gets on top of you and just start smashing the edge of the elbow into your eye sockets into your nose across your forehead slices you open like a f****** melon you don't have a chance no one has a chance that hasn't had a long history of grappling and getting kicked this like a regular boxer is like specially the best ever like Floyd is phenomenal at what he does but if you put take down and kicks into that it changes everything changes everything wino the groundhog to Tyron Woodley and Tyron Woodley was apparently willing to help him prepare that would be very interesting as Willy's had some issues with Connor I don't think he's going to fight, though I think if he does choose to fight MMA I really believe the move is the correct move if you fight someone like CM Punk Goes with CM you got a guy who's he's been training MMA for a long time now it's been a few years not a long time but a few years now he had one MMA fight in the UFC but was very smashed it really wasn't fair like for him didn't make it that kid I mean it's just the difference between the two of them you know Mickey Gall is a real professional Elite fighter I mean he can beat really good guys and he's just not in that world like CM Punk's a 40 year old guy who is a professional Entertainer who is basically a beginner but he knows enough for you we would bet money EP nose and not feel like a man to CM Punk who is a big guy cuts down to 170 mm compared to Floyd Floyd fought it like I think he fought it started his career I want to say 130-135 go to Floyd Mayweather's beginning fights but at the very least at 1:45 as a grown man spot 155 CM Punk's way bigger a bigger guy the way to get the fight to the ground and like locking something simple like a guillotine if he has a good Guillotine that's what I would say if I was going to work with a guy like that I would say you going to come straight on one f****** choke I'm going to get that thing down to like lazarbeam perfect Precision so just if you just spent all your time doing like one Marcelo Garcia style choke just figured out one good show one where you know that if you get that chin down suck it in and slap it on one choke whatever it is that you know how to close that f***** up 90% of time on people that know how to defend is a lot of guys that have that like maybe they have a triangle or maybe they have a head and head and arm choke so good one that's a good one to master some guy just finished most people with like it that one choke if you just had that and just got pulled to the ground and started neck it's super super possible he can win like it's possible that he could win but it's also possible to win to make that interesting cuz Floyd still buy the best boxers of all time if not the best still a f****** Elite athlete still light speed in the in there like with his footwork in his movement is head movement he's so fast he's giving away fast and CM Punk so if CM Punk can't get ahold of him and every time he moves into gets his face lit up a lot with a dude who's fast as fuk with s*** about you trying to close the distance he stutter step in and moving in front of you and CM Punk is not like the best kicker in the world I'll buy it I'll buy it Rhonda and him fight McGregor fight CM Punk I believe that I believe that could talk but the whole thing sounds crazy it sounds crazy to think that he could fight anybody in MMA that he would be willing to do it you must know something cuz he can just go into boxing


    Joe Rogan - Is YouTube Demonitization Censorship?
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    said something about Sam Harris and Jordan Peterson and that Free Speech does not improve does not apply to hate speech like yes it does yes it does that's crazy that someone who's really smart and say it doesn't yeah okay so it's available on YouTube so he put some post saying he was blocked from something doesn't matter the point is one thing has been shown is that they're trying to silence more they're trying to stop the spread of conservative ideology and spread liberal ideology like they're actively trying to do that I feel like there's a real worried that when you have a platform others YouTube or something like that that you could get infected but likes a shitposters of shitposters just there more there more Clifford rice like if you would just look at the comments on YouTube like in a lot of a really popular things are comments are heart riffic like way disproportionate to how they would be in the real world like the comments and the Pea the anger that you find in a lot of YouTube videos especially if you look at like 2, to podcast holyshit do people are opinionated right they got some crazy while f****** to know if you were YouTube you'd like we have to figure out a way to stop people from saying faget figure out a way to stop people from doing that stop people from from being homophobic we have to figure out a way to stop people from supporting Trump with the figure out a way to stop people from talking about the wall with the figure out a way as soon as you start doing that kind of stuff you run into a real slippery while you're deciding what people shouldn't shouldn't be able to say even if it's legal that gets real weird because of a left-wing platform like your platform is no left-wing in them but I'm saying it strengthens the position of the people that you oppose because they they are being surprised so you can see there being surprised even if they're wrong to put a guy in jail cuz his dog says the list of pop when he says sieg heil like boy you you just look real f****** stupid to most people and now the fight is on and now it's going to be this swarm of controversy where people are freaking I just found out about it yesterday I just found out about it last night I think my name is enamel pins morning when I woke up YouTube has reported about then your kids this famous conspiracy theorist his videos have been coming up in the YouTube kids app teaching like flat earth type s*** and likely to get up planet stuff bigwigs at YouTube and some of the stuff they said was very annoying and not recalling things hate speech that just weren't like talking about someone who got a community guidelines strike because it put a cup put a conversation up there playlist between Sam Harris and Douglas Murray to intellectuals and they said that it was because it was hate speech don't like that is the fact that you just say that just drove me nuts but they're dealing with who knows how many videos everyday insane how could they how could they possibly even know the videos okay the total number of people use YouTube is what is that number oh my God 3304335039 watch on YouTube Every Single Day in an average month 8 out of 10 18 for 9 year olds watch YouTube believer because this is not about about opinion is about the way YouTube Works she said right now we have very crude tools to find offensive speech hate speech to the recruit tools sometimes we missed the mark and sometimes when you're dealing with like subtlety like humor like I could say Hey you f*** and in a people ago he was angry like obviously not hear the tone you know it was someone saying that they're saying it's friends and they're joking around or being silly and everybody's laughing YouTube message that they don't they don't know what's human what's not so are you saying that you can never make a joke about you know a guy's dick or you can never make a joke about a girl's vagina are you never know big joke about heterosexual sex can you know you can do that okay can I make a joke about gay sex no no you can't what are we doing you're deciding what people can and can't say and then they're also demonetizing things and we've had some demonetized ones that were just like okay there's got to be some sort of an algorithm going on here what is a word we say and that word triggers some sort of response and then they say that it's up for we we we have it up for manual review sometimes but our Douglas Paris one we talked about YouTube demonetizing videos or are they doing that because Douglas talked about radical fundamentalist Islam like what is it and their defense of their platform they should be able to do whatever they want because what are they then if it's who is that who is that the people they hired the night shift like this sumption is that everybody who works in management everybody who works behind the scenes all shares a mind-set that's crazy that doesn't make any sense that's not even the society think tanks like that I'll give if they all agree this was one of the things that James D'Amore pointed out about Google it's like they don't leave any room whatsoever for conservatives like they absolutely discriminate against conservatives I'm not conservative but if I was and I worked at a company like Google you imagine how f****** on the outside you would feel like is it illegal to be conservative like isn't there a responsible ethical form of conservatism that a conservative person in power would be more fiscally responsible will have economic policies they agree with interventionist policies they agree with I don't I don't think that that's outside the realm of possibility that a reasonable person could be conservative but if you work for any big tech company that's not in the menu you don't get to be that like you don't get to promote that you don't get to agree with that it's weird it's not good because it's not it's not open speech supposed to talk s*** through I'm I I like to listen to someone who has a very strong opinion about something and see if it resonates with me if you start the stop that'll stifle that I was just demonetizing a video that wasn't answering someone $500 if it's if it's up and get sad or can make you $0 but that's that's a $500 incentive for you to not talk about f*** out of demonetized right but that's in that then makes your argument like what were you making the content for in the first place for you to censor your speech whatever you're making it for in the first place that you presume that someone was just making it to make it but there's an absolute monetary value if they put ads on it so they take away the monetary value and they do it specifically because you chose a certain subject in factored form censorship what's the weather doing is encouraging you to self-censor in order to make more money they can say hey whatever the f*** you want we're going to decide that if you talk about fill-in-the-blank that subject no money so don't talk about that subject they're not going to give you money because they're sharing that money with you though that you could still share that video on your Twitter Channel you could still share on your blog and still make money if you could find her and advertisers this is there a very clear decision to take away the ads on videos where they don't like what you're saying that's just could be because they don't have advertisers that are willing to pay them that's all that's the way I would look at it because of like Douglas Murray and Sam Harris talk I just couldn't maybe they couldn't find the money for it and like I guess what this week I don't think the demonetizing is not a good thing because of other ways other reasons that it happens I'm on YouTube because they didn't have an incentive to share monetize videos because they're making money on them I get that but it's just because it's demonetized scaring them it right right right so that even reinforces more the ability to share to be shared in the YouTube platform on the Internet is promoting self-censorship by giving you a physical reward for following their line again that's what I'm saying like as a Creator if you're making content to just make money on YouTube then you have to play by the rules understand what you're saying about all this is is what they're doing is that they're they're making their own they're making these decisions and who is making these decisions that that that also could be definitely said they should say these are the rules on the person responsible for making that statement what are the rules written law that you have to follow there's no like oh you can't say c*** cuz if you say, you know play text doesn't want to advertise in your f****** video anymore no it's not that weird I don't tell you what to do you want to try this video is so I can only get one they don't say it's because you guys talked bad about you to be with me everyday causing your f****** video anymore no does not that it's weird they don't tell you what the demonetize video is like when we get one they don't say it's because you guys talk bad about you to his f****** weird with me in 8 years you two fux with me every day is the difference in the numbers is so radical like we have a video that gets a million hits on YouTube it'll get 20,000 on Vimeo


    Joe Rogan on YouTuber Being Convicted of Hate Crime
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    how about this one a guy got f****** sentenced or he got convicted and will be sent in soon as he gets sentenced in April for getting his dog to make a Hitler salute video yes it's on my page I retweeted it the guy is in Scotland and he's a proud shitposter he's one of those guys Jamie love shitposters she was favorite things post stupid s*** to get a reaction from people and so just to piss his girlfriend off he decided he'd try to get his dog to do the Hitler salute the Nazi salute and you know he he gets a dog to do it on this video and he says gas the Jews apparently you know I don't like trying to like get his dog to do this like when I guess you know that was funny on YouTube get him in trouble people being mad like hey that's insensitive okay whatever they tried them and they convicted him which country Scotland the UK I mean this guy is convicted and now he'll be sentenced it's f****** crazy video what is the pull up the video about United States man if you forget about free speech like I was talking to somebody from a different country recently because you have no idea how big that is and we kind of take it for granted a giant giant yeah it's Giant and its is everything okay it has been identified by an appropriate and I understand please proceed speak English it took him forever to teach his dog this is just the idea that's we're watching it over and over again oh God guys this is the whole Pepe the Frog thing this is the whole it's all the same s*** it's a bunch of people that are having fun saying s*** that's totally inappropriate this is what it is that's what that is it's the same thing and the people that think that like anybody who would do that is a Nazi you're not correct that's not true I guarantee the guy's not a Nazi I think I don't know I'm assuming he's not a Nazi I'm assuming he's a shitposter he's a guy was trying to be funny Henderson ignorance and that funniness is funny to them see here's the thing you might not like it you might think it's it's hardly an offensive but here's the thing no Jews gotten got gassed during the making about that video and the worst thing it did is get racist to laugh the best thing it did is get people to talk about what's appropriate there's nothing wrong with that I mean it is not good I mean I don't like it I wouldn't do it I wouldn't tell people hey this is awesome video ever come on but to put that guy not only to put them on trial but the f****** can victim and Scotland how dare you you people are supposed to be ahead of the curve Scotland supposed to be a pretty f****** badass place that's ridiculous Scotland you can write show from Scotland to Billy Connolly is a pretty famous worldwide comedian I think I'm sweet and pretty outrageous guy is pretty he's he's like in the line of like popular American stand-up comics of his era who's a very respected guy and he's from Scotland maybe I don't know I don't know jackshit about those other countries that I only visit occasionally hey don't talk about no I wouldn't go if I went to a place they told me I couldn't talk about something I do it for why would I go there I'll just go somewhere to talk about anyting I don't want to go somewhere where I can only talk about certain things like you are quote clean shows in my day where I got a gig special when I first starting out lak can you do a half an hour clean okay yeah and I would just add it I'll just edit the s*** out of something use words that you know it's like innuendo that get away with and I could sort of squeak by with a b******* half-hour set you know but I would never do that today I don't want to I don't want to it's just like what I want to be able to do is to find out what the best way to express the thoughts that are in my mind that are funny that the best way is Never by censoring yourself the best ways by figure out what's the best way to express yourself I don't want to I don't want to it's just like what I want what I want to be able to do is to find out what the best way to express the thoughts that are in my mind that are funny that the best way is Never by centering yourself the best ways by figure out what's the best way to express yourself


    Joe Rogan - Why is Corporate Lobbying Legal?
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    tax exempt status for religions do you have a number give me your number tell me what your numbers are what how do you know whether or not someone's legit how do you decide if no one should be tax-exempt especially someone is taking and s*** f****** tongue piles of money if you are some sort of church or whatever and you getting donations in the millions and millions of dollars and you're like one of them Benny Hinn assholes out there driving a Bentley Amazon Inc paid 0 federal taxes in 2017 get 789 million windfall from new tax law they paid 0 so don't think I'm supporting this but the idea that corporations shouldn't pay taxes because all the individuals are making money in that Corporation already paid taxes this is the argument that I've heard and that made me go okay and the argument was why did Peter Schiff did he say that to me I don't think was on there might not have been him anyway the idea is that a corporation is not an individual so why should it pay taxes person it's a conglomeration of people those people already paid taxes the corporation has money that it's that's piled up right and then life it's got a value and it's got its on the stock market and it goes up and it goes down and you know they're always kind of looking to improve their bottom line and Universal constant growth but it's not a person but we'd I feel like corporations have gotten right yellow over the last 20-plus years you're right they have they gotten rights in terms of how much they can donate to Charities to give me political campaigns and that used to be not the case you stuff a limit and now they are like an individual in which they can donate as much money as they want political campaigns and doesn't a corporation also acted offended self sort of like yes Google that make sure that's true that corporations they can donate as much as they want now I think that I want to say this is like during the Obama Administration Obama yeah I think this was during the Obama Administration it's a disturbing one that's a disturbing one to me because that is a that is a that's a lot of influence for someone like Amazon I don't think Amazon evil wanted to be but I don't think there is I don't know how sad is it that I don't know who I should know to be added as a qualified know how much money how much money there was a law passed that stated how much money a corporation can donate to political campaigns it was very specific that Corporation is seen as an individual went to go get back Corporation seen as individual for donation political campaigns is just not in anybody's good at that these huge companies like Amazon or anything that size that is f****** billions of dollars that they should just be able to get together and influence a politician with a s*** ton of money in the politician does their bidding and help them be bigger and stronger and maybe f**** over some people that be really careful about that because the politicians could find a way of arguing it where I can see but what is that how he would vote without that influence know so all these politicians against those positions or I'll just influence Peddlers 30 peddling influence the same listen you know if you help me I'll help you scratch my back I scratch yours then not looking the people that voted Mannitol be looking out for the people that paid all the money to make them more prominent so that people would vote them in it's very sneaky like it should have been fixed a long time ago it's really you think of all the s*** like inside of trading that is illegal like if if Jamie really did know something about Facebook and then he told us like hey dude it's going down to get rid of all your Facebook stock right now and you and I went crazy and got rid of it we can get in trouble Paul Ryan's in trouble for right now something saying he got his supposed was he sold a bunch of stock illegal but it's not illegal to influence politicians and and have Corporation spend s*** tons of money and then obviously get preferential treatment and obviously get laws pushed here it is Paul Ryan sold shares on same day as private briefing of banking crisis whoops that seems like a dumb move dude wow you got to take the hit so I can know you got to take the hit their fellow you can't do that that's terrible somebody told me you better sell your Toys R Us stock right now information on or something goddamn my memories dogshit lately I just work real quick on the tax thing I think there is a limit but then That's Why Super Pacs became of things you can donate to another organization that's not directly to them and then not come that group and give the money as they say election still lot of money but not as much money as you would think it would be right like you think of me like a million you know it would give a million weird things that happen with politicians that you don't factor in when you think about bribery and one of the weird ones has to see that movie about the financial crisis Inside Job Inside Job an amazing one of them to the details is how many of these guys were professors they were making these suggestions like working as a consultant to the government make any suggestions of why not to be horribly responsible financially and then those guys get giant jobs afterwards that pay f****** millions of dollars and you like wait a minute what happened here your professor you made these sort of you know weird suggestions that if you looked at like in the in the movie Inside Job he goes over with his professors like why the f*** did you have thought that why did you push this why were you why were you guys promoting that and then they go on to get these gigantic f****** jobs at Banks and you like all this is crazy it's like Clearpath like do the right thing here and then you're going to make 5 billion dollars a year here until they all do it and just movies really good because in one of the scenes he's talking to one of these big time and in the middle of talking to him the guy realizes what's going on and he gets a real hostile but he keeps going they like his arrogance allows him to like keep battling Scully keeps like looking dumber and dumber cuz the guy was doing the interview is really good that I put together this documentaries really good it's and it's a fascinating documentary that gives you a real insight into how complicated complicated and f****** distorted the system is I guess very distorted for those people that are just like those Rich Banker guys moving money I should have all that money we do ask put money over here and then I got it. You're not doing that


    Joe Rogan on Logan Paul & YouTube
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    garlic Spotify just dominates the market on everyone's phone now and just find it and use it so easy to use the youngest Generation Love Spotify like a Love SoundCloud SoundCloud Spotify it starts off for free interesting but you don't like that in the future SoundCloud thing like that is cuz it's it's all everybody loves DIY s*** but hurts musicians are like all those musicians and artists now that are on Spotify it's all people like making music in their f****** in their house a lot I don't come from the title song from the beginning like I used to do a YouTube sketch thing a long time ago and I like caught fire a little bit on a very small scale and the people that we kind of associated with when it was starting to grow two or three of them now that I know have made so much money from the nav from the jump they were kind of like in right as the customers like beginning you know what happens with that dude who got in trouble with the suicide I thought you still making videos right if he's not making any money today they took all that money away cuz he electrocuted a dead rat it's me it's stunning that there is not a competitor to YouTube not a real competitor yeah they've tried crazy video is just not a video hosting site but not user-friendly well it's on the right hand side it's like so attractive do they want to cultivate like a sexy little artistic than YouTube like Buccaneers everything you've ever wanted to say we're putting up every video on Vimeo as well as on YouTube sure but on Youtube it'll have over a million videos million hits and then you go to Vimeo on the same video I have like what 20 30000 20,000 that video link is being sent to whatever million people I have on Twitter totally I have like two million people in two million Russian Bots how do you know if someone's a bot like there's some suspicion of there their detection that's why I always can tell when you look at their profile they're f****** profile yes. They write is so funny on Instagram get a lot of those really weird like fake comments you know like I learned how to make a hundred


    Joe Rogan on Anxiety - "You Should Be Anxious!"
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    you know yourself or you have somebody do it I can do it myself I'm not a p**** I need to go some dr. sikka robot dick my butt come on out in the middle of the day that would be crazy addicted to Xanax and I know a few that s*** apparently makes you feel great that the upper or downer problems in the world drug this is an anxiety reliever in the people that take it man they get hooked on that s***, where is very open about it he takes it every day he's so great he's great just joking around about if you got out of a plane and kiss the floor when he when he landed in America because he saw his acts on the ground they love those things I'm scared of that shitt I don't want no problems by a lot of people don't do it biking now but I bet if you had we had a friend that always has an axon and always like men with Xanax you know I bet that's how you get into it I think somebody just tells you you need to relax you know you like the world is filled with possibility the world is filled with danger the world's filled with good things and bad things me there's a lot of s*** going on if you don't have some anxiety it must be because you're just choosing to not pay attention anybody lives in New York City you live in New York City imagine all the s*** is going on around you all the time while you're sitting there supposed to be aware of it just supposed to help everybody keeps together supposed to have everybody's cool. You're in your apartment you're on the 13th floor of a 64 it's filled with people there's another one right next to it there's another one right next to that they go all the way down the street they're filled with people people are f****** everywhere and you're supposed to just be chilled out that doesn't make no sense to me I'm I'm with you if you're nervous I'm sure you're anxious you're driving in traffic everyday and people are on their phones and not paying attention and everything you eat gives you cancer you're not you're not anxious I don't understand you you should be anxious for this is the argument for not living the way we live it's not the argument for taking a pill that kills that part of your brain that makes you anxious to audibly sigh a lot mostly for humor call Bruce I like by myself like but I'll do it like that like for a joke is like nobody ever got mad at anybody wasn't Italian it's a model un mot on this girl nobody cares about those you like the use of like fungal it isn't Jersey go to the east coast go to wear those old-school guineas landed on boats f***** each other on the rocks and made a bunch of them and they all stayed there Horn Lake if your Italian might have been one of those shows your moron I don't know I don't know where it came from we all had him in high school though it seems like if you had a gold chain with a horn like wow stylish did not know that thing exist if it's called before


    Joe Rogan on Facebook Privacy Controversy
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    do Jamie Vernon have some Facebook stock for sale he's got he's not bloated at the Craigslist boy was in the Trump campaign they are responsible for scraping millions of users personal information I think through a couple laps maybe like like a personality out of someone took to tell you your account has been compromised please reenter your password and you are you are else to like put something in front of it and then Facebook and you like our looks like Facebook you know so the FTC is looking into this case right now apparently as of yesterday and what I read is they face up to potential $40,000 fine for every infraction Witchwood total over 2 million dollars I'm sorry the T trillion so it's either their stock is tanked I think it was a percent yesterday it's at eight and a half so far today sound of $165 a share was like a hundred eighty-five two days ago so and then a lot of people that are also no talking about just getting rid of Facebook account altogether talked about this last night I expensive doing that just because I can't take it anymore that's the only place I go to where it's just I get annoyed I get in fights I've seen my sister talked about Trump everyday you know like it's just it's just upsetting now it's a very good form for people that are into Political arguments like political arguments gay rights arguments there's a lot of like that's like one of the last places where it's okay to say that you don't think gave you should be married never go to like I might go to it once a year as a lot and that's where all the fake news stuff is like I thought Pam Anderson died the other day and it was just one of those fake news stories and that's always where you find it is on Facebook whenever you go read an article and those those things at the bottom that like you should see what she looks like now and there's like 30 of them like wait a minute like they just throwing it at you you can't believe it checks out every so often a few times early days and everything would be CNN but now you go to CNN everything CNN of adaline and then below the line it's like sponsored content on CNN the takes you to some new place and every page or give to keep changing pages and every page is like one paragraph like one paragraph on what Kevin Costner was like in 1980 clickbait that in Snapchat I think we should go I might be out done with this to Snapchat Rihanna Chris Brown thing is crazy the fact that somebody greenlit that it cost them almost a billion dollars like instantly do when they down like some eight hundred million dollars or something I dropped after Rihanna condemned add making light of domestic violence so the question was in that poll would you rather slap Rihanna or punch Chris Brown like what would you do this look at that proceed with the results where this yeah well you would have to join the Bandit Administration and then they they get you involved in Cambridge analytics and you got to give up your fingerprints on Snapchat that seems like a joke like in a movie you know we're like we talked about like a clueless executive you know like this name of the :-( Holdings boxes stuff as he's being kicked out of his office and stay out Snapchat how could they do that the whole redesign they did recently we want the old Snapchat back and they're right now it's it's better now we're not listening to you well Instagram listen right they went back to things being in chronological order that they do that from real recent and it says I'll look at someone's post on site this is yesterday and then I'll look at the time it says 26 hours ago from real reason and it says I'll look at someone's post on site this is yesterday and then I look at the time it says 26 hours ago what the f*** is that why you showing me something from a day ago I'm going to be here tonight and that was from like three days ago. I already miss this concert


    Joe Rogan's DMT Experiences
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    you like if this was like on a spaceship you would think would like that look at that if that was on a spaceship action to the side of the spaceship You Blake holyshit I f****** alien language almost more alien than a lot of Asian languages that looks crazy I just like how you look at that gibberish and you saw the whole thing with that is that these Ancient Ancient Ancient languages like all these stories came from these ancient languages if you go way way way back like the Epic of Gilgamesh similarities hey but it's religion there's like a natural compulsion for people to be on a group and have that group have a very clear idea to work your way up do I read some more about that guy that did the big DMT guy McKenna turn your head you like to be my head it's entirely possible that whatever the f*** Consciousness is can pass from this stage into another stage and the only reason why I would hesitate to say that's exactly happens is because there's no proof one way or another but it's it's produced by the pineal gland but they're pretty sure they do it on your lungs produce it and your liver produces that's a fact feeling it now I kind of remember what you talked about I'll tell you the creepy the thing is if there's a creep but the thing that you know whatever people say they meet entities right but how in the f*** is that possible is the shapes that you and it's so crazy to look at that and receive it Earth could I perceive the shape and you can't bring come back with it like you do you know if you see it though and someone's are grades are awesome new album's there's a ton of like that one you see that and you see that in a way where it's so much more spectacular than any use anything you ever seen a normal Consciousness is your body there like are you like they're open somewhere else and then you open your eyes you see reality over late over there tell me this religion influence Egyptian click on the one parts of it are supposed to represent different quarters of the body like different chakras of the body and that there was some evidence that the Eye of Horus is really the pineal gland and Eye of Horus they think that they're they're so similar in the way they're shaped it's entirely possible that that's what that's a very alternative thing but look how it looks nothing left on the right pineal gland and look at the eye on the left well yeah see that Wing off the side and the way drops down right from the eyeball boy that's f****** similar it's entirely possible that they figured that out somewhere along the line that through yogic breathing methods or some sort of a psychedelic drug they found that they were achieving a hallucinogenic State and they were able to somehow or another isolate where that state is being initiated and if it's being initiated in I just lie by your body like through psychedelic breathing that's probably where it's being produced I thought you thought the mind was in the heart and that's why they pulled the use of brain after the nose when they mummify to like they would call me being used by then turn down the craziness and so then motion looks like 6 p.m. remember right now but don't but yeah sculpture made that for me based on this Vision that I had a high on DMT I saw an infinite number of those and then in every direction out from him there was an infinite number of those and they were all hovering and vibrating around me I think I saw a couple things but I know how long ago they were of you talking about with people but you had with your opinion of it now as like you know what you're seeing adjust a chemical thing what's also but that also salsa possible that life itself the whatever the f*** life is an especially whatever the f*** intelligent life is is not understood what Consciousness is not understood and this idea that things can only exist in this realm that's not proven also the fact that when those Quantum physicist guys start breaking down the nature of reality and they come up with I don't know how the f*** they do this I'm just talkin on my ass but they come up with the idea that there's 11 Dimensions Royal that they literally mean this is all changing and constantly evolving and moving and they're constantly adding to this it is entirely possible that there's a bunch of other s*** that's around us all the time that's just not here and we don't have access to it and when you do DMT you go into that other place what feels like if you ever do it like this little pointless Azle point is you is I felt like that's like space on a year this little point that gets stabbed into space time at all this s*** is all the s*** that makes you like it forms a point it's like closing your eyes and looking at all of all of this sit down sit down here's what's going on the one of the last ones more profound once was a bunch of jesters they were all giving me the finger yep that's it that's very very strange these things that you see but you can't Define are constantly changing so if you try to like say it's almost impossible even me saying I remember it now remember what I remember to write down I remember what I repeated so I'm like going back on like my repeated versions of what I saw but I remember like flashes of the intense profound nature of the experience nothing but when I came out of it cuz you just suddenly are awake and I had like I was so out of it was like not leaving like like I've been staring some crazy thing that would look so beautiful to me I didn't give a fuk so I wanted to do it with people acting profound when they just learned something an hour ago really have a full and including me how I interact with people I saw a negative thoughts like expressed as like this dark green and black Twisted sort of pattern and then when my thoughts when positive Blossom like them beautiful flowers you it was crazy with a little lesson in thinking toxically and then and this is probably like 2080 somewhere around on that what that was this particular experience that literally changed who I am literally change talk to people literally change how I feel about people just relax and enjoy this is so beautiful and because you're looking at something so beautiful that feeling of seeing Beauty makes it more beautiful I just getting more begin with tears rolling down my eyes mrs. stunning stunning experience problem with regular memory care about something is spectacularly unique it odd as a psychedelic experience but just try to think of what I did yesterday I know what I did you ever get the information late like the last time I did it is what really blew me away is cuz I was going I won't forget but I forgot immediately The Voice app on your phone and as soon as you can talk hit record and just ramble going to go a moron bored and just ramble going to go oh my God my f****** moron


    Joe Rogan - Kurt Metzger's UCB Controversy
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    people that are allowed to make f****** eye contact with me. I'm having discourses with and s*** on lights on the way to posting on Facebook that you see Bae has determined guilt in a rate you said is why and you said I'm a humorous way I'm defending any but like how is this f****** cool that this is going to be tried on f****** Facebook message has been found UCB the noted clown college has done an internal investigation determined so and so is guilty of rape so giving information come in that's on Facebook I got leaked onto regular representative of the UCB that said that they have determined girl on her own Under the Umbrella of UCB okay you said that she said that you said that you see be determined that it was right I saw a post that said that used and just real simple without knowing who's guilty or not cuz he said he shouldn't be trying to court a public or a guy that open for me somewhere with friends when I go hiking call you now free question why call me what am I noted Raven Messenger on Facebook I think just because but you know I didn't look at it as s*** like that like it was like not understand like how people were looking at my Facebook and it's ridiculous anyway I talked the guy in the phone I think was a lie I mean Raypak Nueva evil they would have to bathe because I mean like legally it's not I mean it's like they're taking the campus thing of like where we're going to have a college campus essay kick you out of school for that rape you committed when I said so so they let these little groups and then everybody's happy but we want a rapist got expelled that's their punishment you're great. It sounds like the Catholic Church transferring people it doesn't any different so this is someone that was just like a garbage ass where the other show we're getting ahead of ourselves but this is just basic due process s*** I guess the argument is because historically is like the argument believed which by the way by who other women because what my experience is any woman close to me that's why she got raped by probably believe her and every man I know in fact why do it like that what are the ones that don't be stupid enough to believe women most the time okay so that's already bulshit thing that women aren't believed with theirs lynching Rosewood and then there's a bunch of lynchings of black people case no woman in history has ever lied about rape once while you still have to have you processed in case it happens once I'm not getting sacrifice to the state for the good of the f****** you do I need for that s*** Horizon it does happen by the way with someone not believed in the media and and it turned out I believe to lot none of that matters though because like I said that has no bearing on my individual anything like alarm of them are double standards when will believe you and when will be super schedule basically he was raping his for which I mean it's crazy what that would do to somebody and he ended up when it when internet was the first becoming you know Nationwide thing he was a child pronography everywhere like pedophiles by AOL by the hour if you were rich and you could just really trained child pronography so he had to testify before Congress the Senate and AOL huddle lawyer there cuz if you want to change your policy which was three strikes pornography dancing with a straight face like we have a firm three strikes and you're out policy 1995 recordable dude like that she said we got to talk to Steve over cos we have to realize a lot of s*** cuz he did real work helping people who rape victim kids were build Batman s*** okay and basically she f****** the s*** Turf if you're a feminist or whatever political thing the height of things coming down on me for saying go to the cops and I'll Facebook and white people like not like the system has failed you know they're beating you to get you to say something that they can they can chase down suction so there's no I'm from this dumb called so I'm I'm sincerely interested in being a Chatty Cathy name for themselves beating you into doing something get you in trouble and they will f****** f*** with you as s*** you can't believe you be in trouble for saying such as go to the police and not f****** Facebook if your rates so I'm not f****** Facebook if you rate so much I just want to call me into the thick of it I don't know her name still okay cuz she didn't really think about me to tell her I'm apologist which thank you for putting that next to my name online for all-time I have no crazies just pop up around


    Joe Rogan - SJW Religion
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    yeah girls crazier we have a system called the patriarchy to patriarchy codigos or people wonder where all the female comedians I like don't mean you're being like Reef more does that but it is also it's just from a female perspective of a chick's funny it's harder because something happened to her they can't but they can't talk about certain things like no no man want to see a woman on stage politics stories are politic jokes if I'll take I won't say any promises hockey just punch like so your premises hairline f****** peanuts that's fine tell me what your punchline is maybe a punchline justifies it any I feel wire to ceiling fan wire from match is a harder position for women is just harder so I think if it's harder you're naturally going to see less people doing it and then his natural that people inclined to do it but it's just like female MMA you can't say that should be an equal amount of women fighting as meant because it's not quite and punch in the face so I think is going on the same as stand up getting punched in the face for it to me like I said that's difficult big-time touring headlight occupation nation that doesn't favor any gender like there's got to be jobsworths equally represented men and women outside of that your job is what you choose to do with your life playing with f****** trucks and superheroes and girls grow up playing with dolls and obviously are more inclined in this direction men are more inclined in that direction that we expect them to meet at any interest and then we that we would force it and forcing it right now joy and then I get really depressed but yeah where they think they need to prove themselves by doing a man's job exactly instead of just doing what they actually enjoyed doing to be a much more of a r I realized I think because I realize like or she realize I like half the bad things that happen to her in the last 4 years were social media-related Schleich set out I'm going to ruin your life like where I was like wow you got a lot of good it cost money now it's crazy art schools I just paid them to rent it like the area and I told myself and then they would just cancel saying that I do hate speech or something what I'm saying GW social jihadist tremendous yeah I had a great time and Detroit I did that Fillmore did two shows they're amazed I wish we were sitting there like seven years ago to say I f****** find mandate appreciate you but it isn't other colleges and like all college kids write me to have to sign of white privilege contract it like I've seen them that they can switch back and forth from male to female at any time maybe that's true but what's the odds that that's nonsense the on 100% for wellness where they do bounce back and forth between being a man or woman but it would Point time we recognized has a psychological disorder and this is just a natural state of being like having red hair do they go like well white is considered default Michael that's because it's a majority by population like default doesn't mean I don't tell people explaining by default going to f****** Marco's are the answer the Bandit things very easy the time that Band-Aids were invented there was a far greater population of white people Chillum a Chillum that's what these can you get a job from underwater vagina ballet the economy tanked all the sudden there's money to be made and then


    Joe Rogan Argues Over Amy Schumer Joke Theft Accusations
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    wife died somebody ask me 20 years you never the balls against a chill I think I just know better I'll give it to you but these people think they can do your job but hold on a second in their defense that shows time after time that's goddamn ridiculous where they don't like your so they create this it's that were exactly the same as problem with what you're saying is they have evidence they looking at one bit and it was but your phone is going to trust me I'm watching this video I'm watching these jokes they're being repeated you're saying just trust me you're wrong I'm at the f****** top of the room but you can't say that these people don't have actual examples of the same picture over and over again if there's a parallel thinking that's fine but it has to be something but you didn't really see this this the whole thing about this confrontational when you're handling something like that number one issue is I never should be on social media talking to any of these fux at Allstate I don't know any of you anybody listening if you have a question or a judgment I don't owe you an explanation for s*** I don't know where the f*** you I want to see all talk back to them I'm only bringing up why these why I was getting shitposting s*** for defending Amy for these alt right group of no consequence to me I'm like I got one hand sit here and answer your dumb s*** that's crazy it's got some serious s*** in the what the f*** is this call going down and I was a Kurt Metzger fan I would want Kurt Metzger to explain to me what happened I would want you your your specific words on this because you were right or over there like as a fan I want to know I think Kurt Metzger is a hilarious creative comedian I want to know how this happened you know better than they do the way someone would come at me with me immediately like


    Joe Rogan on Hair Transplants & Plastic Surgery
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    well knives in the end a cat's dick so we just scooping it out of there I don't know. That fat-free diet for like a couple weeks like this these tights super tight compression pants everywhere to keep all your ass fat together is it amazing do you guys know place we're buddies healthy and moving into a town where everybody's dying recruits Joel McHale bet every bald guys f****** people with thick hair follicles can get away with it like my hair would look way better but I thin hair so if someone has thick hair pretty dramatic results of the right kind of thinning Don Quick real and I was like where's it going to go and I knew that part of the reason why I was making money was the way I looked I mean I was doing stand-up and I was acting in these shows but I wasn't ugly dude and it would be helped you know like I was getting certain kind of rolls like boyfriend rolls wow yeah completely broke and being of the super struggling comic like if I got lucky I was making 300 a week 350 a week was a big one. Bad for a week grew like a thick head of hair I guarantee you I still shave my head I don't want to go to a barber had a really nice ladies to cut my hair to I loved her sponsor a fun conversation but I have to go to work f****** place there's a hockey player in some football player you know Hollywood women what blew her face out for my dog the most popular celebrity possible you find out who really liked you the whole time and the most popular celebrity possible


    Joe Rogan Stages Social Media Intervention with Owen Benjamin
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    I wanted to talk to you about social media okay cuz I I love you I love you too I think you're very good guy I really do but you are the worst representative of yourself on social media I'm a bad lawyer myself it's a bad form of getting out tricky ideas it's a bad form it's right good it's better than it was 140 is very rough like 140f to you know you have to really think about what you're saying as you're falling into a well you have like one sentence but you you are without a doubt addicted and I know you bail on your phone for a while and went to a flip phone on but I see these manic tweets from you and I I just want to go hang out with you and go dude what are you doing where you just say I get that cuz I know you blurting out post you just outbreak post they're just they're just like like you got attack Anthony just attack you know what happened with someone said that they'd heard ID said I was alright which is like the new insulting believe that they could believe you were out right but if it's not but they do it like I'm in luck I've had people on that people think are all right I mean if your people this people are f****** crazy and just people out there think Ben Shapiro is anti-Semitic that's how that's how I know there's no there's no logic at all right all the we know about people today and we would be a different person that guy growing up in the 1950s and then you know beans into the 60s as the most important civil rights activists of all time he was dealing with a completely different world man I mean there was no social media there was not much Consolidated power is probably very difficult to get people to March once it starts sick and dogs on people and blow and fire hoses on them and you had to be less protection then more more rigid than conservative have to be like just very careful and we talked about this recently I guess it was it was it daniele Bolelli were talking about about how recently slavery was was it might have been either way it's that's a crazy small amount of time crazy kind of misleading when people say this more sleep slavery this way more people that's a good point way way way way more people more crazy people and now they all have internet access yet because I was looking at this thing where they were trying to leave heard about that new species of human that they found I think around somewhere in the range of a seven or eight years ago didn't know since I think they call them there they found them in Russia and what they are is you know when there was Neanderthal and AP and there was another one and then this other one bread there's apparently they think there is many different kinds of humans oh yeah for sure what the thing that f****** freak me out they were talking about how long ago this was like seven thousand plus years ago that they were there we talked about one error and then there was talking about the amount of people that were alive then and they said something around the area of 100000 units total amount and that's why we have such a vicious Instinct it just blew up right and it's like a thousand years and we had to survive that if you can't eat your dog right now we're going to die right now people saw a strong man that's gotta sting disturbance of peace and Tranquility for no reason just cuz he blocked you each other all the time and you know this like you should attack someone when they do something really bad but you know I'm saying I do know what you're saying like at the sheets or until you absolutely need it yeah I'm all about that I wasn't like full Attack Mode third-rate piano, and I was like dude I just did a liposuction joke at all fine and apologize in the DM and I just want to say that that's good leadership qualities but that's very nice of you but I'm not trying to be a leader I just tried to be a good person that's right you have an issue with someone you should do you should talk to them in person if you can if not on the phone but that one-on-one like this idea that you should automatically blurred out what you think about someone's public mistakes to the rest of the world to State your position but there was a lot of the request State your position after luisi trouble right now I don't have no idea what actually happened if it's the way the women are telling it is 100% true then I am I think it's f****** gross and disgusting and I'm sad I'm sad that he had that in his head that he want to do that I'm sad that the girls had to experience it so uncomfortable thing but I don't know that and I've heard stories about people thinking it was funny to you know there's that there was like this weird thing going on for travel stop or what side are you on Lucy Kate instant for the first into said that I've become a call or people were demanding a response like a public response about something entertainment with Trump it's like the lack of talking about Trump it's now seeing his endorsements I don't want Taylor Swift just didn't get involved in the chaos people were calling her like right there so many people just waiting waiting to pull the trigger and they're doing so in such a f****** insane and ridiculously Miss there was something about Jordan Peterson Jordan Peterson going to speak somewhere and there was his people sending emails that he was a Nazi and all yeah she just in a racist and transphobic but they just hurling these nuclear bombs of words with literal literally note were thought whatsoever about the consequences of using these words to describe someone who's absolutely clearly not that of course I can't argue another side they just that's how they shut down the conversation it elevates this manic Miss representation of reality cuz they've agreed to not look at it realistically they've agreed who cares if he's not a Nazi, Nazi and in doing that you view your your escalating what's like there's a mob mentality right as part of what's going on that's what people do normal think it happens with mob mentality to happens this with this kind of argument the same kind of thing people can just decide they don't care if you're right they're going to call you a f****** races they're going to call you and not just going to keep saying it until you believe it 100% like this f****** not so do those nachos my mentality to happens this with this kind of argument the same kind of thing people can just decide they don't care if you're right they're going to call you a f****** racist going to call you and not just going to keep saying it until you believe it 100% like this f****** Nazi


    Joe Rogan on Seth Rogen's $500 Gravity Bong
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    that's what I get probably something struck with something representative of Chicago back home Joe Rogan's making fun of us do don't like that you're broken so boycott your f****** s***** show on June 8th broken broken broken broken Rogan Rogan english-irish his English we're good we don't need a 500 or bong Seth Rogen so serious I handed him Stoner of the Year award ones one of the High Times Awards I hosted the doobies one year which is fun was like award show that was in like 2001 and then gave an award to Seth Rogen another time they've asked me to perform at those before and I did it once for the doobies it's just everyone's high as a kite it's all weird it's just I mean you don't know what I want devil bong shop in the back room it's all a comedy show but it's all people smoking pot in the room it's a hot bath while you're doing the show are Blitzkrieg to go bad and Thick Smoke everywhere like the whole but like I took Trip Lee there in Tripoli is really get high least you didn't I don't know I don't think it does time I think you might have been sober but dude he got belitsky just breathing the air in this place the Iron Sheik came on stage and that place ever seen that video The Iron Sheik Joe Rogan's and he started what I want to ask you high as giraffe p**** talk in the Iron Sheik in a room with a pot leaf behind me that's a big old pot leaf the candles burn on weed Joe it's fine but the shows are always real weird people go there in 10 Vancouver unplug underground comedy butt. See hot mama. CA Mega Fun Fun Place. I'm very very nice people did a few times I got mad at me and somebody said I was on there somebody said you liked that I say did you hear from another party hear me promise and


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Uber Self Driving Car Death
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    we're here in the podcast on day one of the robots attacking the people that started Tempe Arizona Sons killed by a self-driving Uber I'm not buying those things with the self-driving Ubers I'm not ready for this yet no chance it's not ready to die I'm not ready for planes they should have those things on a closed course over a long. Of time you know and then let him drive around cities yeah we got to build some trust yeah I'm not I'm not trusting optical courses Uber kills Arizona pedestrian as always cops is hilarious is that an Uber car cop car there Ubers to look like cop cars what's the thing on the roof the camera to drive all that way sometimes we don't know but I just feel better if it's a person making an error for some strange reason there Uber and Lyft would have like a gang War II probably would if you let the algorithms take over it's over they probably fuc with each other don't they like that deliver got super aggressive isn't it didn't get in trouble for doing the fake allegations that they were like making fake calls right is that what it was fake request and they just bailing last minute did you get the right idea in the middle of nowhere but it's only two dudes and I have both your numbers everything but no one wants to work it's pretty hilarious get this Ubers dirty tricks Quantified rival count 5560 canceled rides that's in 2014 is that real fake news that that's a good move you don't like say I have that like super last-minute cancel this guy's already won this way over here let me throw on 30 bucks to five-star something something I've never had a single problem if you had uberX ever though that's the truck like random people with cars that's the truck called random people with cars like it's basically limo drivers that are like off-duty it can get a little dicey with a random chick that's having a meltdown


    Joe Rogan - Yoel Romero's 1st MMA Fight
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    pentimento Tower and MMA fights and it wasn't known it wasn't going to happen for him and Cuba it was never going to happen for him so he wanted he stayed and there was MMA fight and they wouldn't let him fight amateur because he was in the Olympics Bryant so they drove right into the wolves like his first fight when he didn't even train and it's in Germany how long did you live in Germany for 6 years that's one tournament when you had the first fight you had no training just just your wrestling but you know how to box a little from being a kid I just f****** around wow so when you were in Cuba will you thinking about the future that there was only so many more years you can compete in wrestling and then what else to do in MMA training interesting and what year was this ganiel with how old is Jesus you you and thanks honey did all gwent I met the student leaders I'm never coming back to the States it means a lot better than food dog winter I met the student leaders I'm never coming back to the States it means alot about it at least you know he a good food I wasn't sure


    Joe Rogan - Performance Art vs. Comedy
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    so you started out as a performance artist like that was your idea what you want to do that with your eyebrows your big idea I went to art school for painting and I was got really frustrated when people started to critique the paintings and I was supposed to be you know it's getting more serious in art school and more conceptual and everyone was doing something different and everyone was critiquing it in a different way and none of it made sense to me and then the idea of to sell that object that you made so you're going to make something that's useless I mean it just makes it sound like I don't like or appreciate our I just for me I didn't I couldn't grasp what the next thing to do was you know you're poor you're an art school you're making something and then you have to go sell and Market that thing and I also was frustrated and I kind of like boiling in I didn't need it to express myself so I started doing performance art in school and then that's a pretty open-ended performance art things that would happen and put on lipstick in a mirror and that was his performance art piece or the girl that did you see his genitals did he go naked and pull it aside or how did he do that that's a really good question I like how your mind just went there you like what actually happened I think I blocked it out cuz I think you could probably get away with doing that other guys of it being something you're doing you know in a class somewhere she had pre setup we weren't aware she was going to Performance butter Pats in like dominoes like a you know a few thousand of them in a line and she was a beast and she crawled on the ground she didn't actually eat them but it was something that's weird my mind kind of drops off I remember specific parts of it but I don't think she just was collecting the butter pieces and crawling and San Francisco in San Francisco is known for being a real performance art history a lot of it you know that most famous performance nobody knows where it is two-storey really beautiful campus overlooking you could see a Lombard Street on one side you could see the water on the other side and another guy's piece was to jump from the Second Story to a tree has like that may or may not have made the jump and that was his is art pieces jumping from a window to a tree what the f*** I know this other guy the room where we had our class he had a bread machine this was back you know bread machines were new technology and a bread maker you know those machines you can make it I guess it just does the do right I think it just needs to do and then you bake it classroom as he's baking and there's always like that reveal in these pieces right so we come in he's taken plaster from the wall and put it in the bread he's fed us the bread half of us get it half of us don't and there's plaster even if you get the bread there's plaster and it in your face the f*** oh my God T2 something about like performance are in Slam poetry those are how many Ono and I do like an awkward thing what I mean is very real for me but I think I just wanted to express an ex-boyfriend who he said the comedy was his life this was when I was like 19 and I think I attached to people at like I thought he was the s*** because he would be rude people like that was his version of Comedy was like bossing people around or one of his bits was like having a whistle and directing traffic I mean really adolescent but for some reason I was really attracted to him and I wanted to be him anybody who was like extroverted or something that I wanted that's what I was attracted to that right so so he was like, because my life and I do this open mic and I was like I'm going to do that open Mike and I had taped like phrases to my body and phrases from commercials or Snippets of conversation that I had heard and I went up started reading them and then I would improvise a little bit and I'll be like waxy buildup or whatever and just repeating just letting it all filter through and come out my mouth for five minutes of whatever the open-mic was and I started getting laughter but it was like awkward laughter after the fact of that uncomfortable like what it what is she doing but my commitment level was so high that the fact that it didn't make any sense just cause laughter right work sometimes with just eating with Comics you know absolutely is a lot of people there just really odd and if you saw them you would get it but if you saw what they wrote on paper is over they said it's written down on paper you'd be like what that doesn't make any sense after what they're saying even if it doesn't make any sense but you're saying sometimes people right things and it makes its own sense when you hear them you hear them but it's also just about being.


    Joe Rogan - Wisdom of Insecurity
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    yep soul but that's the problem would for beating stop it never works Italian food and wine seem to go hand-in-hand and in the end it's that used to be what they drank because they were concerned with getting sick right and one of the best ways to not get sick what to drink wine in the alcohol content well yeah the alcohol content would keep the water from I mean to drink water all the time still did you get some bad f****** water right and get bad water from a Lake Mead how many didn't know jackshit about parasites back then how many people got some terrible diseases from drinking puddle water and s*** and then I swear a lot oh yeah I just find some water Clearwater for real that's what they called Giardia they call it beaver fever got to be good. It's terrible so they used to drink wine to prevent what they would call Travelers disease because people would take these those what are those things called that with the leather things that they would carry wine and I want to see a flask with shot flask what are those those leather satchel bag and it had like a onion like or can you just drink from that and that's how they would hydrate people must have been just hammered all day when you read this that these dick so much people used to think it's amazing that anything's ever go down cuz it's just people were drinking morning till night and they must have been horrific to each other then just imagine like a whole civilization that is a drunken bar at 1 a.m. angry dragon funny cuz I never and I mean I've seen it enough that I get it people get edgy and we are Guerra when they drink too much but I never got it because to me like if I'm drunk is like that's what I'm happy I want to ask people why would I want to be in a bad mood Club emit Steeler women releasing Admissions and letting people communicate with each other more freely and have fun but this it's also removes doubt and that's not good for either one of the pieces of the great puzzle the great puzzle has many handsome one of those ingredients is down and down is important you should look at anything you're about to contemplate and go think about this when we think what could go wrong when you get a couple of drinks Island Walk the guy who popularized is an and now he's mad all of the stuff he had this great line he called it the wisdom of insecurity you know these ideas had real careful there's a week down there and not being over-dramatic and switch that mean the problem is that people take that concept too far and that turns into having no balls and not being able to Sweet Spot in between where you can take stances they are careful stands as they are sentenced and says that are very willing to be change at the drop of a dime if you truly good evidence to to change them intellectual honesty looks like if they're really really nervous I'd be like the really smart people are really nervous because you're aware of all the possibilities everything that could go wrong the people that aren't worried about it at all they're usually dumb there's that but also to me there are some people like I look at some of the people were able to keep it together in this kind of like chocolate alright take a nap right before a 5k I can tell by look at those guys and just be like you do something I don't know I think there's the other side is knowing that okay fire decided to do it here is not going to help me now you know what that me to make decisions over there by right now is not going to help me so let's figure out it was hilarious dares is my girlfriend fights MMA professionally and she 45 minutes before you have to wake her up going to roll and sleep for a week probably around you manage to keep it together like it's good it's so much better than frantically running around free shredding sleep like that and everybody else to be nervous and shiting you sleeping exactly you look at the first match goes out for his match come right back side that's because you know you're in the locker room and there's a guy sitting next to you goes out for his match come right back side of the bed cover


    Joe Rogan on Michael Jackson's Weirdness
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    but if you have a complete lack of ability to communicate sincerely that's not being camper cool right that's a defense mechanism and it's a stupid one cuz you know how much time you do hundred years if you're lucky they go by like that give $100 to spend a dollar a day before you know what your f****** broke that's life how old was Michael Jackson when he died Giant on me what Michael Jackson case of all-time Roxy was giving him they was administering anesthesia every night so I can go to sleep dude I was playing that I was playing in the car on the way taking my son to school and I start crying just because it's like how do you explain what he was and how monumental what he did was like I can remember seeing him dancing to Billie Jean in like how kind of like broke the mold for music and the first showed that he had in that level of creativity you have was weird with my kid who doesn't really know the name you know that's not part of his part of his life documentary undocumented they did this is it yeah oh yeah yeah his doctor who went to jail for giving them the anesthesia also testified that Michael Jackson was chemically castrated by his parents when he was young to preserve his voice that's what I suspected I suspect that I talked about on the podcast like years ago I was saying this but I think he was a castrato which is they take young boys and they's to do this with Opera and they would castrate them at a very young age and because that the body never develop testosterone so they would do at this High piercing like haunting voice is very strange like we played some of the there is only a few recordings of actual castrados that are available orkester Autos one of those but the one you playing there is really like is a kid that was castrated as a baby so you can be a singer like this is f***** up and that's what Michael Jackson's doctor said they did to Michael they did it to chemicals they chemically castrated him the same he died his defense wasn't that he was just saying to do something else right like Michael Jackson was f***** up like his parents literally chemically castrated him to preserve his voice cuz he was the lead singer of The Jackson 5 when he was a baby and I was part of what was great about him was like boys or something like f*** you can't have that like your Michael you know your ABC chance I believe it man Michael Jackson's deep voice Whoever has the son which is like not the best listen to the wrong people I mean thinking how many women have ruthlessly deep voices alright I think they did it to him like as an adult that is such a f****** phenomenal song that doesn't sound like anything that a regular man is capable of saying like the notes that he hits like that voice that he had was just haunting right kind of think of who else is in natural star who has a high voice will train with singing falsetto but it was very obvious when he was doing it that he was doing it yes where is Michael Jackson Human Nature song with one of my favorites because it's such a slow smooth holding of those sounds or natural sounds are coming from him you know it's like this natural like warm affectionate tone to it it just doesn't seem like a man's voice it doesn't seem like a woman's voice either after puberty House of the sun people get that psychogenic and his body had no muscle like his body was like it was a very Act of God dancing on the time but wasn't built expect from someone who didn't have any testosterone we wouldn't be able to develop any muscle stick with my theory I might have biases but their minds they're mine


    Joe Rogan on Yoel Romero & Facing Adversity
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    yeah I listen to a chunk of that you're well and it was amazing the way you guys communicated that was like the Pyramid of Athletics everyday and you're living there just think about my own life which you know my parents worked really hard to like make me comfortable and here's your TV and you go to school and you come home from school and how they the goal in like Suburban life is to just be comfy comfortable we don't realize it but this is all because people before us weren't we just only living in the environment where people are supposed to be comfortable but you know just two generations back everyone's an immigrant everyone's really concerned about starving so I have to do go back to 1920s him you're like it produced The Producers really good athletes it might not be like the nicest situation but there's no way to get really nice situations are produced the world's best Combat Sports athletes just doesn't happen you have to be strong as f*** mentally physically you have to have experienced adversity on a level that most people can never comprehend so that when the s*** hits the fan that you could look at the other guy on the other side of the cage like yoel Romero does and goes I'm going to go f*** you up you have been through everything ready and going through so much adversity I'm going to do my chores and I'm so comfortable right now now I'm going to deliberately make myself uncomfortable in order to do what I know is good for me and that I enjoy doing that I want to have success in and that takes me to another place in my life but it's you know I do it in a very small way you know but it's still really honestly the same thing what you all doing and what you're doing the same thing you're doing something very difficult that you it's you struggle to do it it's hard you push yourself to do that or not Yeah Yeah Yeahs how does that how does that match with kind of being put in that system I think you asked that early on to was like how do they choose how do you know fuse is just want someone to visit what if you have the natural ability but you don't want to do it well then you won't perform and preform to get knocked out world champion boxers well for reek like there's genetics and Cuba news explain it to me to eat during the podcast was like anybody that thinks it runs on steroids just go to Cuba where everybody so bore and look at the regular people just a regular people forget about the athletes he said I'll take you to Cuba for 2 weeks and you come back you like I get it I get it that's off the coast of Florida I mean it's crazy spot the whole thing's crazy was run by a dictator forever and they had some of the best athletes in the world in boxing in Judo and wrestling just world class athletes that had mental toughness the whites of amines hard for the average person even comprehend with those people are capable of and a lot of it is because of that really brutal system that you all talked about on the podcast amazing stop fascinating cuz that's not what I want to do is not what you want to do you just think like that there's a person out there that can do that and look what happens on the other end you get that guy Jesus just be in the room with him most complex and sophisticated Sports Training Systems in the world with Bob singing with wrestling and would you do me they're just phenomenal over there what school is really inspiring for someone like me like I don't relate necessarily to what he does is like foreign an amazing but through my own life it's like oh I can be not comfortable and like that's why it seems like a contradiction but it's not like that's what we're supposed to be doing early to what he does is like foreign and amazing but through my own life it's like oh I can be not comfortable and like that's why it seems like a contradiction but it's not like that's what we're supposed to be doing


    Joe Rogan Reflects on the Carlos Mencia Incident
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    did you eat I'm sure you've talked about this a million times did you eat did you ever stop going there for a chunk of time or you stop for seven years I stop for 7 years after I had that dispute with Carlos way more popular than me like especially other, Kinston, start took his side and I was like are you guys and I took off early to Comedy Store either it was this one guy was a manager cuz I called Mitzi and gave her the whole rundown of what was going on I told her and she gave me a spot that night and then they called me up 2 hours later tell me that I was banned so wait a minute I just talked to Mitzi like she gave me a spot she told me when to go up so if if she's not running the store look at who's deciding on band you are like what are you doing a little battle for like whether or not you're going to let people profit off of crime like this is really what's happening you have thought crime you have intellectual crime your plagiarism and you're allowing one person knowingly allowing them to profit off it and no one's doing anything about it so when one of us does something about it then you're going to punish that person that you're basically highlighting everything that ever was afraid of well because their end of it like it was cuz we had made a video with me and Carlos arguing on stage and then we put it alright okay you know that all that this was like you don't get it you weren't protecting us no one was protecting us about way with trying to say that I either had to apologize or they couldn't work with many more there was that was the gist of it and I had to make him spell it out okay let me say this really clear you tell me this is what you're saying you're saying you want me to apologize or you can't work with me anymore we're done and now there's no apology and we're never going to work together I appreciate everything you've done for me and I was really nice to the guy who was it wasn't his idea by agent so you're great I see you I'm giving you a hug but you guys don't understand that you're making a choice is going to affect the rest of your life this isn't just a small thing you you only have a few how many years you have in this life will this year is going to be highlighted by this decision this is going to be a big can you not make it anything you just if Marilyn comes up with the show if this guy has a tour if she's doing this or he's writing a book you make money off art that's how you make money up now here you know a guy stealing other people's are and you're entitled to that is we got to stop people they're exposing it did he ever change or nothing even matters stop people that are exposing it did he ever change or nothing even matters but Jesus


    Joe Rogan - The History of Jiu Jitsu
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    yeah did you ever notice I'm not Asian-American and I do all the anime and I never taken a course in Asian American studies but I would love to teach for you and it is why I by the time I wasn't there with the picture about history of philosophy of martial arts they were like yeah you're hired let's go ethnic studies usually people who are from that particular ethnic group different kind of people always look at me like what's going on here cuz I do teaching an American Indian studies Department I have to in an Asian American studies department but when you look at that everybody else usually they are people are from that particular ethnic group who are passionate enough to digging that match to be in that field really cool about it because I mean I feel that the situation where I thought as part of an ethnic ethnic studies class where they were like four people write on Thursday African American studies guys in African American guy in the Chicano Latino Chicano Latino and I was do all the one outright I was teaching the American Indians dissection and they're like how you just replaced my friend native lady who the f*** are you white guy kind of thing so they were like now we like it it's all good and then there was no bulshit then like I would have expected to run into a lot more push back there really wasn't wanting none in your favor but when it comes to martial arts although it is mostly Asian in origin is very so widely that Chinese martial art Japanese Korean I mean it goes on and on Ty there's so many different styles yep and then of course South America once Brazilian jiu-jitsu got into the mix of course revolutionized martial arts more than any other group I think that one part of the country in South America Brazil and they had more of an impact on martial arts I think that anyway because they essentially started I mean they started the Ultimate Fighting Championship just to see if their martial art with Superior and they proved it to be so at least on its own by by itself at first you know before anybody knew about it I think that stuff was there. when Japanese martial arts were kind of crashing because nobody was dressing as a samurai anymore do you know doing that stuff didn't make sense anymore and Judy to seem kind of a slow class activity for gangsters and you know it would last unless popularity for that field and then when you go to the creator of Judo started he was a shopper class guy but he was very passionate about Judo so he transformed V2 Korea going to Judo gave it the whole new Spain is like no it's not this thing to be live like on the Throgs you've seen so far we're using jewelry as a form of Education Brazilian dude trained in what originally was an Asian martial arts transformed into this Brazilian saying wearing Aggie going against actual was more of a catch wrestler with started more through Western wrestling the whole lot. It's like you have the Japanese guy with a more Western wrestling yeah now I didn't know that that you just said was used by thugs yeah that was the part of the reason why you want Japan in popularity is because I used to be sort of the Samurai Arts you do that stuff and that you know by the 1870s or so that was the collapse of the Samurai so there really wasn't a fan from for this stuff anymore is like the only people who trained we're mostly gangster same kind of rough guide to train for because they got into fights on the street Hyundai Encanto because he was discovered a sickly child they put him into staying in Jiu-Jitsu to build him up giving some Strand and he was a complete nerd but he loved Jiu-Jitsu and so he's like no no no don't put it down at the credit card for other reason and he had his old way of spinning it around saying that was the old stuff to beat people up or we do today is a form of for it so the Japanese Society 100 we can still do that stuff and now there's a better reason for it that's 15 the times that's not the same reason why we were trained in the 1700 the context of our time adjust a while actually filmed for drills they look goofy as hell. sharp edge and really changed a lot of the original setups and the way you people enter into submissions would love to see what he used to look like heden that's funny because you look like some old rhodolite Kohl's in Judah where they have is very ground oriented those guys who like logs real IQ CDs Japanese guys from the 1920s like locking each other and you're like oh my God Katherine was all about leglocks act like they were leg locking when you know the Americans were really into Brazilian jiu-jitsu and stuff is this I would have got here Jamie 1680 the history of Jiu Jitsu or yawara huh wow that they dressed up in like Aikido kimonos with the big flowing pants and the guys like doing some weird Turtle wrist lock where was it like yeah looks like it's locking and getting interesting out like what's the best way to manipulate the body show me how much of a team from Japan I mean Japan so many interesting techniques and that one area was so vital and so important when it came to the development of martial arts is that weird a lot of the developments came from then run with Ethan systematized them gave them a lot more of a structure gave them made them way easier to learn and to teach popularized China was not a nationalist he did not have this Japan f*** you everybody else had this idea of like you did Universal Brotherhood of mankind so we need to bring her stuff so that everybody can benefit from it. And so he sent the other people all over the world that's amazing


    Joe Rogan - Upload Your Conciousness, But You Die!
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    yaoi people in the Amazon has been wiped out there but they're probably the only ones who have a chance to help what's my nickname is going around the story about this new company that can upload your brain but it kills you what is pitching a mind-uploading service that is 100% fatal people that are already terminal patients and whatnot that's their first sort of bullshits scrambled version it's going to be all swastikas ugly found Grandpa's brain and we're going to upload it now and you'll be able to look into his. So it's all dicks Grandpa's all Dixon and Nazi memorabilia preserve your brain and uploaded company its chemical solution can keep a body intact for hundreds of years maybe thousands as a statue of Frozen glass what the ideas in the future scientist will scan your Rick grains and turn into a computer simulation so they don't even know how to do it yet this is bull shipped that way someone like a lot like you though not exactly you will smell the flowers again in a data server somewhere what what okay for neck tomes procedure to work it's essential that the brain be fresh the company says it's plan is to connect peep with terminal illnesses to a heart-lung machine in order to pump its mix of scientific and bombing chemicals into the big cardboard arteries in their necks while they still alive the Wonder general anesthesia thank God you put them under before you kill him cuz we want them to experience any pain for they go into the great Frozen glass statue Beyond there's a waiting list course it's a waiting list a bunch of f****** idiots Jesus Christ stupid you know hundreds of thousands of people signed up to die on Mars do you know that you have the opportunity to be one of the first people to die on Mars hundreds of thousands of people signed up I don't want to be the first 6 months with a bunch of other people so f****** stupid they're willing to die on Mars yeah then you get there just talking about social justice the entire way all the way over Elon Musk on first Mars explorers good chance he'll die chance how about a hundred percent you going to die with you stay here stay here a good chance you'll die you're going to die that's the f*****-up think we just don't want everybody to die all at once we're cool with small groups people that are brown that died in caves under the part of the world if we could be convinced they're primitive they had a hold these ridiculous beliefs and we don't even know them right so we're just going to kill him robots that it's somebody out there who cares it's not us the rate of change is happening so fast it can be a lot of dumb s*** like this if it happens along the way the bell bottoms of Technology it's like why keep happening like that somebody out there who cares it's not us the rate of change is happening so fast it can be a lot of dumb s*** like this happens along the way the bell bottoms of Technologies like what keep happening like that


    Joe Rogan - Is SJW Culture Overhyped?
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    of course that's more people that are leaning right today than ever before and I attributed entirely to the people on the left you noticing that's funny about it isn't that most human beings even if you just look at United States right most people are not the extreme right or this time left Spotlight on them which make everybody go like what the f*** water does crazy people and that's how it's going to like if you're Topeka you know the Westboro Baptist Church on make it be representative of Christianity don't you know there are 10,000 of these things where I'm like yeah that's I'm completely on board with no liking some of these things but then there's another side where you do I have been teaching universities in 2001 of the kind of political correctness hardcore call muneeza more make an argument even among my colleagues which I got issues for other reason that's never been one of the things so I'm like I keep hearing about it I read it on papers but why is it that when I spend you know that's how I make my living on college campuses all the time I hardly ever see it and so I'm thinking I'm not saying that he's not through you got kleeck's because it makes for an interesting narrative which Dan some people also leave off brand of narrative and I'm like how much is it something where you're putting the spotlight on a rare exception and make it the norm versus I want it's a real thing because you know you would expect and I don't like that stuff so I would be saying that you and I would be paying attention and yet I don't see it sound like what's going on here and I don't understand why I think the instances are more frequent than ever before but I also think of you put it into perspective and think about how many universities there are across the country I mean there are hundreds and hundreds of universities and if you have one incident that breaks out one month in one place and it was about one conservative speaker that's going to give a lecture and everybody freaks out and goes crazy and they all the people with green hair f****** bang on the windows it's it becomes something that people are worried about spreading and so I think that's one of the one of the reasons cuz like I'm sure you're familiar with the story from Evergreen University and Evergreen State and that was a fasting store and for people who are interested in it Google Bret Weinstein and Evergreen State College and you can listen to him on my podcast I had him on right after it all went down what had happened was there's a thing called the day of absence of the traditionally been people of color would stay home just so that people would recognize that like all when they're not there we missed them and we miss their contributions and they're an important part of our community I think that's a little silly thing for people to recognize that everybody plays a part in it people feel marginalized give him a little extra juice that's fine but the real hardcore social justice Warriors decide that's not enough instead what we want is all white people to stay home and like you can't do that of course is that you now you're telling people stay home vs allowing people to stay home in which a case you missed them. not the way to do it right and then they went crazy and they're f****** looking for him with baseball bats and they know that they they literally kidnapped classes they held a teacher they held the principal or the president of the school in this room and even when he went to the bathroom base corded him to the restroom and brought him back to the room they wouldn't let people leave the stories are amazing that is no place anywhere that boat that you don't do stuff like that it just seemed seeing as like you know Jordan Peterson thing in Toronto we're starting from a completely understandable Prime isn't taking it like 25 steps to far I agree I agree and but I think that what was happening is more of these unusual situations are occurring and some people are terrified of the spreading like wildfire across the country because kids are very easily influenced you know and they're also idealistic you know they would they want the world maybe they grew up with a father was an a****** a racist in like f*** this no racism fascism in the calling everybody a Nazi and running down the street or off but what I want that is how much of these is a media media fueled and how much is real and it influences people in a bunch of different ways it shows that you can get attention for doing certain things shows that other people are in support of maybe what you thought with your radical ideas and you find other radical people as well but mean that's also the argument for not publishing the name of School shooters right it's because a lot of these people think that this is Media fueled by people that are seeking attention and I I think they're probably right answer I'm in a certain respect but it's also just a part of who we are and I think it makes us really considering taking the responsibility what is Nipigon about broadcasting ideas and how much influence these ideas have on people who absorb them. Like them in for sure I think my shoe eat some of this thing is that often either becomes a power piston thing you become my gun when your guys do that and they showed us totalitarian sings then boob a totalitarian totalitarianism you know this idea that you want to control what people think their choices is horrible and in that case nobody has a monopoly on this because you have seen hardcore religious fundamentalism authoritarianism AFC North Joseph the mind of any takeover Darcy's desire from squash or other choices and I find it equally horrible little girl supposed to do inget guys doing it and you're only taking one side like they're sound guy is where I see even the desperately try to be like we are wrong because we are dressed like the last and you forget what the last of the ending for the next half hour ago. About the laughter light Justice Tweety's bad about we agree on that you know that's that's kind of where some sometime I feel a little scratching the way the narrative got pushed that it becomes semi driver versus your driving thing probably know better than most because you've been teaching and universities for so long I mean you would see that you you're on the battlefield I think a lot of what it is a lot of what you were talking about before about people doing horrific things is that they're cowards and they just give to the whims of those around them and the mob mentality and I think that happens with the right-wing ideology that you see expressed in horrific ways like you know whether it's you know I mean to fill in the blank could be Charlottesville any of these horrific things that have happened where right-wing people got together and protested versus what happens with the left I think it's a lot of it is just people wanting to be a part of a group of people wanted to be a part of this this thing to give them they have this feeling of being in a tribe and solidarity and they go along with whatever the ideology is that tried pushing opposite and act mean he's such a danger because he's you know that sense of belonging is something that all human beings crave to another and Suites the same thing that make people join calls it the same thing that make people join some hardcore political position is the same thing that make people join biker gangs ontology right is we need to us our tribe our group with the same clothes with the same ideas with stand for refills go to another people who embrace you as one of them or 3T well as a result of course the price to pay is your individuality


    Joe Rogan - Are We More Sex Obsessed Than Ever?
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    but then the same guy will commission it was like okay give me one for my private collection for her so fast food have all the way more explicit pornography back then so they must have been beating off the paintings and stuff on them yeah they are bear they make you feel ideas what you had to know about your mind about dinner doesn't do it for me so horny that originates from a satire that was written in people I guess took it as truth but they definitely did not is it covered this is 19 write the Victorian era is when they did this 1839 and Englishmen roadside tire of American tour hero the American propensity to use the word limb and place of leg braces the English to a tooth and he says he visited boarding school young ladies near service are a square Piano Ford with four limbs the Mistress of the establishment had dressed all these forelimbs in modest trousers with Frills the bottom of them is exaggerating and not subject is exaggerating or not subject to speculate you certainly poking fun or whether whether is exaggerating or not is subject to speculation he is certainly poking fun of Americans like a test that having page to dozens book showing all black my piano photos of Victoria tears I saw not one example of a table piano or any other piece of furniture with skirts around the individual leg that's interesting yeah I remember hearing that from a history Professor I moldoff do you know between boring history understand Legend. a job in the whole deal that the head scarves and that's a little little more extreme but not much hip mean Dave they wash it they went all the way to the ground in the ankle she would lose their mind obsessed with it so that's all you think about all day that whereas if the one that's kind of indulge morning it is less likely to obsess then again there are lots of people are so addicted to internet how control is a process that was more involved right minors have minor work right now it's just far too easy how many people that work that have jobs going to the bathroom lock the door and beat off I guess if you have to think about it like they were trying to control those people and trying to control their urges because it was beneficial to society is beneficial to society that these people needed to do their fair share and get to work and they couldn't just be staring at legs all day and and you know engaging in pure thoughts. That's the that's the problem with any kind of not going to do this yet guaranteeing that people are obsessed with this right doesn't work for the next 24 hours don't think about monkeys a 24-hours don't think about mommy's all I have to do is 24-hours become the most monkey filled our so fly Eataly where you're supposed to not drink that is not that glamorous you know is what your grandparents are for lunch and you know you are maybe six-year-old and you want to try a little wine and they give you a tiny bit saying if you have a little more you got a headache so just got a headache why are you doing this I think there's definitely a healthier attitudes that Americans attitudes about alcohol but also like wine is a good way to start like you start off a kid with whiskey that's not the way to start I think about just getting violently ill will your body trying to purge it from your system so you don't die yet it's from kids and tell them that it's Tabu but then you drink it and then they can't wait until these f****** people can't tell me what to do anymore to help get myself a nice cold glass of whiskey ill will your body trying to purge it from your system so you don't die yet it's from kids and tell him it's that that it's Tabu but then you drink it and then they like I can't wait until these f****** people can't tell me what to do anymore to help get myself a nice cold glass of whiskey


    Joe Rogan - Stories of Native American History
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    so why are you digging doing this podcast are you kidding me I'm loving it it's a royal pain in the ass cuz what you are podcast most liked Dan Carlin's is very different that I would feel ashamed calling my podcast to podcast cuz it just to sit down and talk but yours is like it's an audio lesson on history and in-depth audio lesson on like very extreme aspects of History yeah it gets any of that part I enjoy because of the storytelling part is awesome your story make it exciting connected with pop culture do something that's fine that's the part that I love is the month prior to that of this brutality search just called being through boring historical book after boring historical go to find those little nuggets are amazing stop for just one thing that's a lot actually imagined it when you do that when you going over combing over all these different history books and all these different Papers written on the very time to you how you like extracting chunks and like putting them in Microsoft Word and then going over and then I how do you do for MIT what is kind of like deformed as a script or how much of it so everything is completely written out exactly because I sound like he doesn't sound right I just takes super extensive notes kind of like if you are to give a lecture. You're never given your number down a read it by you are going to you know you have something to keep you on track to make sure it's like a where am I going next okay great. So it's as detailed as possible without turning it into a guided reading his page type of stuff I mean because people are crazy and throughout history people have done so many crazy things that it's just it's it it's such a great thing to know like when you if you only had today like we only had our current ERA and we're looking around on the how f****** maniacal people are out crazy the world is weaving like God how this happen how do we get here and then you just listen to your podcast and you go it's been going on forever seriously in case you are well and we can do better without a doubt but this is as good as it's ever been other people is just insane what is like when you go back and you you go over history what is the most confusing or disturbing error is is bordeaux's moments you know when when mob mentality takes over because person is evil I don't think that I think the average person needs a week which means that when unicorn Nations where everybody's pooping in One Direction is very easy to jump on the bandwagon and in some cases than a very ordinary human being can do horrible actions you meet them for dinner and using pleasant person good enough but you put them in the wrong context and never seen turn to trade I just did that are serious that's probably the most disturbing flowers and Papas Vista I need to see areas on kind of compare and contrast on the Sand Creek Massacre of the Cheyenne in Colorado in the 1860s and then me lying Vietnam in 1968 and actually split it nature why do that particular story into stories in Christmas because it's too brutal Massacre of civilians but in both cases that are soldiers who refused to participate or actually try to stop it they're not the majority and minority but they are there and they try so it's not just a story of people doing ugly stuff is like what is that make one guy when older hey go to the three-year-old one guy no that's not we are screw you I'm not doing that that's what interests me is like the individual element of what make people in the exact same circumstances one person go down at really dark bath and somebody else instead of in the balls to say no that's not why I'm that's all we do with the Native American Massacre what how many people were the ones that refused because you never hear about that all you care about is their horrific actions of the soldiers he was a joke about a guy with balls of fire on cuz the guy he and a couple of other officers refused to let the man under them cuz they were divided in different companies so their companies they said no we're not participating in this this is just straight-up Slaughter these guys are not even a real Target is there a bunch of civilians so they refused and then Silas Soule testified against his Commander at the inquiring. He was probably more there shortly after are people from the Cheyenne tribe who every year they have a ceremony for Silas old because they say I did nothing for him a lot more of us who have died on that day and he did that Really Brave thing and pay the price for it so you know if you're looking for heroism you can do a lot worse than look at this guy started that guy was seriously you know stand up for his conviction under the most extreme circumstances. imagine what those people are doing mean you eat when you hear some of the accounts of the Slaughters of Native Americans it's just terrifying that people can just look at someone and just decide that's not a person or that's not us this is the other they've got to be eliminated so he's going to kill all these kids that kill all these women and it happened all over the country I mean the big one is disease and wasn't on purpose this big mess that people put like they put smallpox and blankets and that's all bulshit Bryant it's pretty much been proven that they didn't really understand the types of bacteria are diseases there's one story that is not a proven thing doing good initially nobody understood completely maybe we should give them some blankets from the smallpox Hospital in awhile we do know that he suggested it we have no proof whatsoever. It was actually down so that's probably how the rumor got started in most cases would happen it's just that the Europeans came over and just inadvertently introduce Native Americans diseases and 90% of them were wiped out yeah that's a crazy number if you really stop and think about it it's going to see they're probably the most dramatic theme epic disaster in human history because you know I would never before you had a situation where a whole continent was not exposed to a series of diseases and so of course there's no immunity the first time they're exposed you know you don't need to even have smallpox come in contact with something that other people come in contact with all the time and just got to take a nap these people are just dead that's probably his mom that's probably why aliens don't show up it's like those motherfukers are dirty you maybe wrote about the Buffalo and he saying that it's really interesting because he compares the initial encounters that European settlers had and European Travelers had before the Native Americans were wiped out and they talk about how many animals were on the planes and they make it a direct account of it and then after the Europeans have, 90% of the Native Americans have been wiped out that's when the buffalo population Mariscos to the Roo huh and you seen these gigantic packs of Millie would be packs that hers I guess of millions and millions of Buffalo and he said that's directly attributed to the lack of predators first means lack of Native Americans they were praying on these Buffalo but when he talked about all of the people that were kidnapped by Native Americans that chose to live with them and then when they were taken back by the Americans by the settlers that you know they're like f*** this I'm going back I'm going back to the Native Americans and they went live with them again I just said no one went the other way no yeah the way they're living there camping Prather hunting and fishing everyday and you go back and these assholes wearing powdered wigs and banging a wooden Mallet on a table for everybody to pay attention so I cough what you meant right if you are captured special in the East Wind like French and Indian war or stuff like that were going on if you are captured by doing an 18 that I ate one of two things happen to good one is that they like you and they decide to adopt you and that you are not replacing one of their dad family member so like if they lost a brother or a father then you become that person for love you like you're the real deal and you end up feeling like you're part of this family and you know everything works out everything is good if they don't like you that they torture you today after three day. And so it's the same culture switch I think he's interesting about my taxes that he wasn't that racial thing they adopted anybody right didn't matter what skin color you have that they did not have a barrier to but there is a big insider-outsider you don't give your part of our tribe doesn't matter you can become part of our try but once your part but if you are father you are an enemy you are a name that case that's when it gets really bad odor even with other Native Americans that's the thing that people need to really get an like we especially people that only have a peripheral understanding of Native American culture I like the reason why sewer called Sue is cuz that's a Native American word for enemy yep they call themselves the Lakota people right exactly so all the other Indians would f*** these crazy assholes yeah it's it's really fascinating when you consider that these people had these hunting grounds and they were trying to protect and one of the things that they found is that there are areas or wildlife thrived and the wildlife thrived in these like gray area that's cuz like this one area would be you know what Native American tribe and then their hunting grounds went to a specified distance and if no obviously Always In conflict but then pass certified distance no obviously Always In conflict but then passed that was another Native American tribes but in the middle that's replying all the f****** animals car sit there like I get it and nobody Hines me or they are worried about killing each other


    Joe Rogan on Hate Speech & Caitlyn Jenner
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    here's a problem with stopping hate speech is like who's to decide because they're pushing the bounds you would hate speech so far and right like if you call a trans woman a man that's hate speech is that there's can I call you that that then that's them being proactively Prejudice right them being a dick but some people are of the opinion that this is all nonsense and then and this is this is a trendy thing that people are really getting into in Summerhill a really distort their perceptions of reality is really distorted and the talk to this because it's a thing that a lot of people are doing it and still get here that I don't know if I believe that people are willing to transition to another sex because they're confused that's a big leap leap the leap is you telling someone whether or not they feel a certain way and then the other leap here's the other way when you give a f*** Denver f****** me so you should be allowed to just be allowed to Market a freedom that you would anyway every six foot three person with size 14 high heels gets mocked around-the-clock anybody will get made fun of for any of that and any other way have you used to be a girl or used to be a dude and now you're a girl someone's going to make fun of you and that's just the price you pay for being a person I can't start a group against it being like people get enough of this enough know just the it is what it is everyone has these flaws that's by the way I played I played golf with a buddy at the country club that Caitlyn Jenner belongs to my first question does that she had from the women to the men's tees and the guy with Migos she is from the woman's to some b******* see that b******* he used what she had done she has man structured muscle that doesn't go away it's all gone away it's a pic was there you got to go you got to go back to the black there's a lot of fence Riders out there in the Transworld if you are unwilling to date a trans woman it's because you are a transphobic bigot including if that trans woman still has penis that is that's of no regard I'm so happy to just be a cisgender like a f****** have it and not have to worry about it I don't have to worry about it no one's going to call me a bigot for not liking a subset of a kind of a thing that I like I just like I like women that's all I know I like that vine appropriating Black Culture made bringing awesome made good music not so fast and he didn't say anything back that's my favorite ship Samsung and all these other phone companies they make ads about iPhone Cena other all their ad or BC on f*** iPhone Apple never makes a response of course that's the coolest moves to be like whatever man


    Joe Rogan - What I Like About Trump
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    occasional go f*** you in and kill the guy in the new guy would rise when we should do all that s*** now too. Did you see the video of trump talking about taxes what he says there's so many fakes and phonies and ridiculous career politicians that have to watch this guy say listen motherfukers you going to pay 25% taxes and everybody goes crazy and players vagina Jazz but s*** like that one's me over I said 25% taxes now I kind of like him and you're like f*** you I'm so tired of you telling me your opinion it's all the same to Ron that's what you did by going I just completely waste your time even if you get upset at you completely waste your time I wipe it away I but I see it now like the one that gets me is Nazi Nazi Nazi Nazi you're missing you missing a giant Point you're f****** up everything you're ruining this conversation right you're right about a lot of the shity does wrong your butt right and that there's not see there was a Nazi will then when real Nazis come around do you have a better name just because he's a dumb guy and he likes the fact there's a white guy in office but that doesn't mean he's a Nazi the biggest problem I have is like you're still illegal to be an a****** it's not illegal to be a dick right in someone's eye someone says something you don't like like right there any speeches real Jews I hate all Jews juice to dye that's hate speech okay if I disagree with what he says psychic it's just a big Cube term that can Encompass so many things I don't really know what it is right does it inside violence violence it shouldn't the Jews works is if someone also thinks fuk the Jews and then you like find like-minded s*** heads if that's going to happen no matter what but it's not going to have if you don't say it then this other ideas like can you suppress it


    Joe Rogan L.A. Gentrification Controversy "It's Racist!"
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    you don't think what's going on in Boyle Heights no apparently the hipsters are starting to open up artisanal coffee shops and art galleries there and they're not having it and the neighborhood pushing back it's more than that there's a lot of videos It's like straight up racist it's anti-white racism which is apparently totally acceptable unit cameras are blaring in your face I will Boyle Heights be ruined by one coffee shop East one coffee shop big dayforce to Gallery under is this an older story on June yeah they force the gallery out just through constant harassment and they they broke the windows of his coffee shop and but what I watched last night that was disturbing was these are quote activist standing in front of this gallery to f****** art gallery and they're screaming get the f*** out want you here and the guy was like trying to talk to Mike you know some hipster guys like you know I'm like one of those jobs even more f***** up cuz one of the guys is actually a Mexican or at least laughing now around the city this is not that is not an accurate way to frame what's happening now that's crazy this is not anti-gentrification radicals and a bunch of racist s*** they cover their faces up like the world is a f****** fluid moving thing you can't just save neighborhoods forever just doesn't work that way you can save anything forever no I mean and there's nothing wrong with God damn Gallery moving in your neighborhood that's crazy 51 years but they know it's coming they know what do what happens in these neighborhoods is like these hipsters move in first because La real estate is so ridiculous in Santa Monica I'm not but I was just looking in Santa Monica and general and a regular house like a regular house is $2000000 b******* house like normal the old la la love doing like in the sixties they love doing like a or in the fifties Maybe Pink like pink and green bathroom so it's like pink tile and they leave that or just or just bad decision making 2.2 that's a lot of money man oh my God wanted the size of the studio right now living by yourself like a dog by those miniature houses ever seen those tiny house he probably should unless he's just real simple like this those people that buy those miniature houses ever seen those tiny houses


    Joe Rogan Pays Tribute to Craig Mack
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    tell your 46 f*** man major but we start at the Shell major bummer no s*** yeah don't don't don't put that up on YouTube is it already been up good have you ever dude clogged arteries but then the super super heavy dudes I said nothing but nothing phases him from Chicago everybody I know this looks so much yet for that from everybody is sellout mr. Hollywood do you look at me and eating eating well but you can avocado cared about your future was this age mee6 no cause of death was immediately released f******* no cause of death was immediately released you don't know for a while that's what I saw I saw they didn't figure it out yet different versions of the story last night man is a very disturbing one


    Joe Rogan STUNNED By Cuban Marijuana Laws
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    the heat has the consciousness 11 is a whole nother country motherfuker is crazy CIA never saw Pop playing on life is marijuana legal in Cuba our baby now maybe I wanted to know what it is scared ya I wouldn't want to get locked up what do you want those dimples are you wanting to look how much time they give you


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Jeremy Stephens KO'ing Doo-ho Choi
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    who is a fiber allergy right that's a weird argument right like what do you like when they change the main events to five rounds not just World title fight right Main Events took that but Fighters make the argument I've heard this argument before like you only have so many 5 round fights in your body and when you're using them up on these fights we're trying to get to world title like by the time you get there those fourth and fifth rounds are there taking a toll on you could we could potentially see guys with short 5 round fight to the camp itself is harder to and you know you'll have some of those in you yeah there's no there's no arguing that damn which referee was at that. I don't I don't remember his name but I know it's black. Suicide I like cake but strong like it by Troy and a lot of people would hesitate at this point to throw that many leg kicks when the guys got a right and like that he's not hesitating really prepared well to avoid it and the counter make them pay in that long long stiff jab of his helps to get a little to reach Advantage as well Jeremy's about I think Jeremy's 5 8 and 1/2 inch and a half hour maybe two inches tall Bloom that right hand snapped his head back to nice job to their Jeremy Jeremy getting that timing down toys taking it well though turn on some off-speed punches to close the distance I think a couple of check-less would be good form Choice coming in once again with that head straight up but Stephens just loves walking forward man but he's such a f****** animal he just loves these firefights the opportunity to test who's the tougher guy and especially 145 is just hi. I was good good leaping shots and the left hand Don Jon but as soon as that tide turned as soon as he felt like I can walk through these punches over f****** Animal Kaiser Savage he's such a Savage Jeremy Stephens great stuff and f*** it was awesome I think Jeremy Stephens just smashed him and I do too. that was great boom good job f*** hell yeah good stuff man good f****** fight


    Joe Rogan - Yoel Romero Explains "Stoolgate"
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    in your UFC career you had one very controversial fight with Tim Kennedy that time where you sat on the stool for a long time like an extra 30 seconds in between a rounds what's what's your take on that Colleyville deportivo he has two columns in his life from the street and Collies from the sport guantes he grabbed his ticketomaha against the fence OK Google how long will it be in a few minutes I wouldn't be holding onto your gloves if I'm punching you and I'm holding onto your glove is not legally legal legal for extra time in between the rounds because he committed a foul right before that stopped because even if you don't mean to do it even if you don't mean to do it so you can watch the sink at it it still does damage is the time in Jamaica stay here and clean Goodman wiper I try you so did they cover you with water to give you extra time. simple for him to recover how to begin Tim Kennedy standing up and he's like what is going on here he thinks maybe the fight over and you're still sitting down he wanted to fight to be over Little League International McGregor Poirier McGregor hey I did hate what's up games of the used in sports try to be your friend if that wouldn't happen with the grab glove he would have won the second round also him grabbing your glove is how he was able to hit you rest. Was over you want to stay single that extra 30 seconds how to help in order to get you more rest that's what I want a whole lot of nothing in order to get you more rest that's what I want a whole lot of nothing


    Joe Rogan - Yoel Romero on Steroid Accusations "C'mon Man!"
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    Anchorage AK pasado que paso it is a supplement and you have someone make some stuff for you and then you package it and sell it the people that are putting it together for you they're selling a bunch of other things too and often times things get into your supplement that I'm supposed to be there especially what happened to a lot of guys that's a real, especially well like all kinds of stuff that works really well people find out yeah it works really well cuz it's f****** steroids in it yeah you can that mean mine under speed GNC just any vitamin store not necessarily GNC but there's a bunch of legal steroids at GNC Vitamin Shoppe in Walmart more very very common when you when you go to these places and buy these things there's a lot of stuff at a regular vitamin store that'll make you test positive by Utada you test for banned substances from stuff you should buy in a store yo you know many times I think after this happened I think in many time invitation people from Cuba take it people say okay you and you and you and you and you come to Cuba because off the charts for the number for the athletic people everybody normal people then I have the money right the way a person like you looks and has to be genetics people not what I meant from the time you were little you were involved in this intense Athletic program your body develop that way I want to not believe me I want to do this invitation people think you are one of the people see did he do this and now I can beat him, for me for three months for three months I never take it nothing and now you see what I do steroids after the tainted supplements but you've never tested positive before or after I do for for the Olympic Commission the people's damage in the winter time in the joint


    Joe Rogan - Yoel Romero on Conor McGregor
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    you know yo and kill with the people cut it cut it a code code together any respect people talk s*** over here yeah and when you is a Spore right right through the line so you stay with me here and outside and and you particularly today in the UFC this is common because it gets guy's attention and they see like Conor McGregor who makes a lot of money because not just the visibility cuz you can fight really well but also because you talk s*** really well to Timmy listen be in 15 years of together all sport together all sports together everybody together every second so that's depression he better with 20 people shut up, can you go home you're gone live with this but they're not, they're Faking It Anderson Silva was always respectful and people people went to see him and bought his pay-per-view just cuz he was a bad motherfuker they want to see him fight it was a hundred percent based on his ability to happen and if I beat the bedroom he knew needed imitation corner cuz I was saying that Anderson was fake it really is so Anderson took it very personal take it to him and you fight again want to see you okay so you want to say something


    Joe Rogan - Yoel Romero Met Fidel Castro
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    yeah that the stories are horrible of them leaving you know that they just f****** nice Peter Pan but one of the big struggles is that Cuban one that day they leave in like he left the sun in Cuba Cuba that's the plan you know you're going to go to keep you going to go there send those checks until so do for me that we are being cool if you send $100 to take a little piece you met the doubt by the way Como figurar the people like Matt Brown said they're very talented being in America for as you've been here for a few years now are you completely settled in you you love it here you're staying here this is your spot now forgive me the opportunity to hear United States what's the difference how's it feel different here just Freedom do whatever you want when when you have it Exodus and your family when you have an extra thing you country is very hot and is very emotional everyday when you see the answer the door and you country and you people and you to channel a possibility we didn't see it we don't know they got us to a lot of people lose their life trying trying to get here Lisa from Tennessee Fronteras he was lucky that he didn't have to do that raft to go like the picture from the Yankees that had to go to the Dominican Republic and that is my little mop kombucha where to buy food for rabbits authentic what is Cuban accent Poltergeist Pro 8000 got to breathe and Let It Go I had been here for a year in the states cantando Kesha me Wauseon oh I slept with 12 men in Colombia poke Bowl Colombia Ecuador they found dead Brothers caucuses like eating like you know by a lion or whatever other courses is doodling tell you but you give me the opportunity very easy easy easy when you look


    Joe Rogan - Yoel Romero's Humble Beginnings
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    well you got a good grasp of English pretty good Joe is going to help fill in the blanks and I will be able to have some good communication hear you guys had a podcast last night yes Spanish English English English and it went into Spanglish and I just wanted to know what one of the people know what the hell you're growing marijuana's we talked about Cuba and his humble beginnings how he went to school for Monday to Fridays at a pyramid and you just wrestled and how to do it in Cuba then you go up two pair of men and now he only went home on the weekend a pyramid meaning it's a pyramid school and think I may like Willett please wow and you go up to paramit but you do think I like Luna event for the week and they educate you they feed you you sleep there you wrestle there you wrestle one thing my schedule militaristic breakfast loved or was it did you like other sports like how did you choose to focus on wrestling can you make a scorpion boxing because he boxing this too much punch you in the face and no good there's no good but you know I'm in the beginning make it boxing 1980 he would sneak around with him they go they evaluate you and then they decide what's best for you before. And now you see you got to take it and you see who is the best who out there that the talent football team Maybe ucok don't like that. You know you know for the special school for spa in Napa put 8080 LSU national election to be National told me that he did his camp for I think was a Mike Pyle fight this camp in Cuba and he said is just tremendous Talent couldn't believe how good the boxers were unbelievable aqi here six weeks he thinks he can't even go back there to that Centinela right now they get higher and higher your accommodations are better where you sleep is better your food yet more food Loma he went to a lot of Olympic son is all over the world I'm going to work in too fast can you tell him you could be the best of what they doing have come from Cuba obviously it's effective it has its merits right like that system was a brutal system but it seems to be very effective in producing super high level athlete didn't give you no trophies for second place donde Gano get ahead. You don't want to come to the point where you don't want the trophy anymore the people 101 estate on the where they live the champion stay the people wanted the number three number Play Day push you know you is play for the national team for guys for 15 years and the 15 years I want to kill you the same division everything with you when you sick everything he know you are about about you everything so you live with your opponent I know what you're doing so we're on the same floor they were you would like that to build advertising on whatever that's how that busy for sure yeah when you're sick or something they know when you get hurt so now I'm training with you but I saw that you hurt your wrist in training I'm going after that f****** rest I coming for the peanut area City sometime you know you fight somebody was your age they put you always with people that you're right you better be nice you going to find people different ages did he fit into Dallas from different cities and Cuba and Cuba all over you can find people from those cities that you're going to fight against in your own room stippling in Issaquah to Boston is my division for you start and it's a no for the same city give me peso pieces weight I go to the Grand Prix tournament in Germany and then Alexis about it I want to make it at my my dream new life you know what did you think you were going to do though did you think you're going to fight MMA back then because there wasn't I want to try it but you never know did you think you're going to fight MMA back then cuz it wasn't I want to try it I want to do this one of those days but you never know you never know what day did they give you


    Joe Rogan on ElsaGate
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    yeah so we were talking about this elsagate thing yes this is this is weird now this is not a conspiracy theory ladies and gentlemen so before you go or to listen there's something going on where they're making these YouTube clips and they play like you know have you watch if you watch a YouTube clip say on the brand new 2019 Corvette ZR1 like Let It Go to beast and if you just let that play ill YouTube will suggest another Corvette movie or video and play that maybe a video on a shootout between a couple different types of car and see what handles better and then you'll just keep playing like our videos cuz it thinks you're on that Loop will somewhere along the line if you want a kids Lube you can get looped into one of these elsagate videos now some of them like the one Brian showing me is like really shy CGI second life and it's like these cartoon characters get together and they become like sexualized and they drink sometimes and the babies keep getting their heads busted open the babies fall and the beer bottle fly to the air and hits the baby in the head and cut the baby's head open blood all over the place and that one happens all the time it repeats itself over and over and over again that same scene in a bunch of different weird cartoons with like babies baby animals and in others anthropomorphization videos where it's like you know the the wolf has a bunch of pigs with him and s*** in the pig get drunk like that kind of s*** but there's like hundreds and hundreds of them and YouTube is that they had to be alerted of the stuff you know people are watching them with their kid and it would go on autoplay on your one year old is also watching a beer bottle fly to the hair and head and yeah I just cuz I used to watch the ones that you know the second life ones were just a ridiculous like this stuff is crazy it's weird I didn't know about this a dress up in these cartoons they have little babies that are dressed up like Spider-Man or like Elsa and like this this thing keeps happening over and over again where they have beer to get f***** up and then as the baby falls the beer bottle bounces off his head and shatters and lands on the ground and the baby's bleeding it happens over and over again and soon this one with the minions little baby Minions before Bam gets caught in the head it's the same scene here's the Mickey Mouse one little babies get f***** up they fall beer bottle hits the baby in the head is another one with little foxes they get f***** up beer bottle hit the kid in the head it's always the same s*** stupid over and over again with beer bottle giant gash is blood but what is that yeah it's almost like that website yeah YouTube crap or that used to be really popular where they would just edit things together real fast and and would like like screaming it I feel like they're all they're all using the same characters right so it seems like to me it's from a message board it's like when we were back in the day on your message board and we would like make all these videos and stuff like that it seems like it's from a group of people that all are doing it you know that collectively like to me it seems like like I know you'll find like a deep 4chan thread in it or something we're like I did the Baby Falling video or something but the ones that you were talking about with the the cartoon once they're being made another country not speak English and any of them it's all white noises and stuff and they're generating like if their ad friendly and some of them were approved for add the generating a tremendous amount of money getting and how much like to see if you could pull up one and see how many millions of hits and Dad get ads on a video for little kids that gets 5 million headsets a business now if you got those things then generating buy computers so you're making hundreds and hundreds of them and you put them all over the Internet and they all have 5 million hits each you're talkin about a substantial amount of money that you're getting every month and they're just making these things and then the real f*****-up thing is like apparently there's some again I just read the beginning of this and then there were any further into it but Reddit thread apparently where these people were try decipher some of the things that are being said in the comments and they think that they're using the comments as like ways were child trafficking people can communicate with each other this is like speculation which sounds like wow that seems far-fetched but doesn't child trafficking sound far-fetched mean you know it's real alright child trafficking sounds crazy far-fetched like the idea that someone so evil that they're selling children right doesn't it I wouldn't be that they would communicate is it more far-fetched that they communicate in code in some sort of way in the comments yeah because it probably wouldn't do it on kid videos of probably do it on like just like any video like tractor you could being so who's making comments somewhere and it's making me now the fact that that YouTube's letting them to sell it as kids they need to change YouTube needs to change how they have kid videos kid videos should have a team of people you get approved then you become Enterprise YouTube kids that's it that you can't just upload anything it and put the kid tag on it it's been approved by eyeballs in and so on I should not be able to make a kid video kid video where kid gets hit in the head with a f****** bottle right now that s*** was like just on it like so once them but one of us did it for like I just made all these stupid videos of kids falling down on the ground and it wasn't for kids then you'll be like that's a stupid cartoon Adult Swim or something like that in the morning but I watched those stupid ones that could actually be like some sort of like something that what's that called with inter splice inside of a show I like a non sequitur video comes in and write what's that called Adult Swim cartoon commercial where the Mickey Mouse daddy is drinking with the babies the babies fall gets hit in the head with a bottle like what the fuc


    Joe Rogan Goes Off on Flat Earthers
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    and your own tattoo on the app old man we're getting little kids that's what Alex Jones needs he just needs me to go hey man what stop stop stop stop. Might not be it some people need a Rudder you know I'm saying here and by the way if I'm your brother you got a serious f****** problem it was serious f****** problem was hoping that flat earther with going to the Rockets shoot himself like 1.6 miles into the air something ridiculous in the past and he recovered took him like several days to recover from the g-forces I do believe that this is something that was in the article it might be something he said I read the article I read one of the craziest f****** arguments someone said that one of the Flat Earth proponents said about it if this is going around apparently so forget me forgive you for this but the idea that a ship doesn't really disappear over the horizon you could always zoom in on it if you just have enough of a of a powerful lens on your camera so they think that that in some way is proof that the Earth is flat that's just proof of how far you can see it's all it is like the curve of the earth it takes forever it's f****** huge like your I get what people are doing the zoom out you can't see Mount Kilimanjaro from your f****** living room Santa Monica and you can't see the boat long before it goes over the curb Because unless you're talking about a giant ass boat and email giant ass boat at 30 miles away which is will you still be able to see some of it that's too far for your eyes so if you zoom in with some sort of a crazy spotting scope or something like that now you'll be able to see it for a little while and then another couple hours I'll be gone these things that aren't true as examples why the Earth is flat and the big one was every photo of the Earth from space is a composite you didn't even bother to look into it because that's not true that there's a f****** satellite that takes a high-resolution photo of the earth sound like every 10 minutes but himawari-8 to Japanese how do you go online and look at the pictures it shows where every f****** stormcloud is all over the country in real-time so storm the Tintin tuba you go to that you look at that image from that day where the storms you'll see the f****** storm like it's all real if you don't believe that's really believe that someone is so good at hiding s*** that they've kept all the images of the Flat Earth from ever being published that no one has been able to train the history people spend it will travel past the ice wall into the the nether region of Hobbits and gnomes and pixie elves so Health you know we have a huge problem is a lack of education education and then it's also being committed to these ideas to the point where they're a part of you is I eat this idea identity politics is what it is when you when you believe in an idea so much that you don't and I've been guilty this and I think everybody has at one point you like you've been guilty of not really looking at it for what it is but instead looking at it for what you wanted to be and for what you've already committed yourself to believe again that's a big part of the problem a big part of the problem with people is you commit yourself to believing in something and then when you can make yourself to believe me or something anything that's contrary to that believe gets fought viciously you shut it down you interrupt by all means necessary Market you derive that you don't examine it objectively you don't look at it objectively should look for way to shoot at that look for a way to s*** on it look for what if in any fall back on the government lies all the time I never believed go back on all these different positions but at the end of the day if you look at it from just like well okay what's the most likely thing they figured it out satellite radio it's real okay it's really from a satellite when you get DIRECTV it's real it's in space it's orbiting the f****** Earth there's flight patterns that are carefully calculated that are going around the earth everybody would have to be lying do you understand how crazy it is I'm with you on a lot of conspiracies I'm with you on operation Northwoods with you on the Gulf of Tonkin can you get me high enough I'll go Area 51 on you and chill but from what little I've done poking around about this it seems like is might have started on 4chan and it might have started joke that there's always been a certain percentage of people that believe the World is Flat there's always a certain percentage just like there's a certain percentage of Muniz is a certain percentage of people that are Satan worshipers trolling and that by trolling and trying to post is fake evidence about the world being flat a bunch of people bought it and they ran with it and I know what they run with it they sent a ramp it up and add things to it and Flat Earth theory became a thing and his people all decided that this is like a legitimate Pursuit that there is some Illuminati group of Jews it's always Jews that are hiding all the information that somehow or another they talked all the mapmakers all the people that work in commercial shipping all the people that have are plants all the people that are making satellites anyone in Aerospace I'll just get people all these people all these people are all together and they're all lying okay and I am I am too or maybe just listen to this maybe you're chasing your f****** tail and you confuse the s*** out of some people that are dumber than you because of your inability to look at what it is versus what you wanted to be you heard me I'm not right but everything don't get me wrong I'm right about this there's no f****** reason why someone would lie about the shape of the plant is no benefit in it there's no reason why anybody would conceal that information there's no benefit if someone found out the Earth was flat they would be f****** singing it from the rooftops any real scientist any real person has been in the space station any real person's find a space shuttle there real I know you would do it I met him I had that Chris Conrad guys named Chris Hadfield no it's not real it's real notice real there's a reason why your phone works understand this the people this is what's ironic the people that are doubting the highest mines and the most confident technological innovators in the world with the most confident people are the people that are involved in life Aerospace airplane construction jet construction cell phones computers do the people at the top of the f****** Heap and these Apes that are using these devices to say that the world is flat you're doing just what a massive disservice you're doing to the very Minds who created the thing that you're using to complain with his ridiculous idea that someone is hiding the information from all the people because they don't want you to know that the world is like your phone man I get it I want to be what's real I get it I want to believe if you show me some f****** half-ass Bigfoot footage I'll watch it three four times in a row I'm a one day maybe maybe maybe I want to believe but I'm also objective you got to be both I know you want to believe the Earth is flat I'm super sorry but it appears to be brown as f*** just like every other planet we've ever looked at all of them Magnum crazy be if Earth was flat won't here's the problem with this idea you f****** dummies a lot of people behind this idea believe that it was created by God I got a pizza betray like that this is part of a religious belief is that God made this Flat Earth in the cosmos and it's all about us this is part of it this is connected to your group dumb okay but I'm smart enough to know the world is round a lot of people behind this idea believe that it was created by God I got a pizza betray like that the this is part of a religious belief is that God made this Flat Earth in the cosmos and it's all about us this is part of it this is connected to your group dumb okay but I'm smart enough to know the world is round crazy assholes


    Joe Rogan on Eddie Alvarez vs. Justin Gaethje
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    but I'm fuking beyond pump for it is Eddie Alvarez and Justin gaethje Justin gaethje is a f****** Savage and so a lot of people are looking past Alvarez no Alvarez had just come off of that brutal knockout loss kind of a humiliating knockout loss to Conor McGregor and then after that he is involved in the the no contest vs Dustin Poirier I believe that was an eye poked. Is I'm trying to remember how that fight went down but I do not feel like someone got poked in the eye either way it's a no contest So that obviously doesn't move him up the ladder ending and he's got to regroup no contest here it is yeah this was a okay now I remember what it was it wasn't and I poked it was a knee to a downed opponent and it was f****** phenomenal fight while played out against Dustin Poirier they were going back and forth now I remember the fight Poirier had all resin Sunday travel and Alvarez rebounded and Alvarez I believe hit Dustin Poirier with Annie while he was down yeah that's exactly what happened and interesting Alvarez herb teams defending it saying that I'll read it intentionally need for you and if I remember the fight is a crazy War Alvarez have been robbed Poirier had been robbed was bloodied and Alvarez hit him with an unintentional knee that could have resulted in a disqualification win for Poirier Courtney was saying if you looked at it as a win which is interesting so anyway Poirier rebounded from that fight obviously and stopped Anthony Pettis and his last fight so that the division is just crazy any unbelievably hot right now everybody waiting to see what the fuk happened with Conor McGregor rebounding but Eddie Alvarez with a no-contest for that the KO loss to Conor McGregor desperately needs a win and he's coming in there against one of the most f****** Savage guys in the division just in case you showed in that Michael Johnson fight what he's made of in a lot of people are very excited to see him inside the Octagon even fighting in the world series of fighting and looking like an absolute monster but against what a lot of people thought was just not the same caliber of competition is the UFC offered and so they wanted to see what would happen if you fought a real world class fighter and what we saw in the Michael Johnson fights a Justin gaethje who fights I don't want to say Reckless but he puts himself in danger and it's one of the things that makes him so excited he's a ferocious Striker and an excellent wrestlers well and just f****** put it on Fighters test their will he puts tremendous Chiron Fighters and the the fight with Michael Johnson was just a pleasure to watch it's so much fun and so f****** crazy there was so much chaos in that fight and a lot of people were introduced to Justin gaethje from that fight the hardcore fans and known him all ready for the world series of fighting and it heard about them through the internet but the the UFC fans and the people that were watching that night they really got a chance retreated to just the kind of chaotic fight that is really going to bring like the Casual fan when they see a guy like Justin gaethje fight it's really going to make you a fan of this kid just is Stiles just there's very few guys mean other than I mean Matt Brown or talked about before but even Matt Brown is capable winning so many different probably try to knock you out over the next few years he's got inside the Octagon because and indomitable Spirit into there's levels to this game there's levels physically and he's at a very high level physically but there's also levels mentally and that's what excites me about Justin gaethje is his the mental level he just has zero quit in him and he's 100% farosh's so him fighting a f****** animal like Eddie Alvarez that's just a recipe for a good level physically but there's also levels mentally and that's what excites me about Justin gaethje is his the mental level he just has zero quitting him and he's 100% farosh's so him fighting a f****** animal like Eddie Alvarez that's just a recipe for a good time and we're going to get to see that we're going to get to see that next Saturday Night Live on Pay-per-view


    Joe Rogan on Henry Cejudo vs Sergio Pettis
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    another fight in the car that's very interesting is Henry so huto and Sergio Pettis Sergio Pettis is the younger brother of Showtime Pettis Anthony Pettis who was the former lightweight champion and Henry so who do course is a former Olympic gold medalist the number 2 ranked flyweight in the world and Henry is coming off of an absolutely spectacular KO of Wilson has I was blown away by him in that fight and that's fine he looked like some sort of a karate master made that was a it was a very very interesting fight before that he lost a benavidez and benavidez of course one of the most experienced one of the best guys in the division and he lost a very very close fight a fight where I talked to his coaches afterwards never really pissed off by the decision that they thought so who do could have gotten the nod but he rebounded and he rebounded vs Wilson hate look like a completely different Fighter the thing that excites me about this fight is two things one two potential of Sergio Pettis Sergio Pettis is a young kid he's one of the youngest guys in the division so he's had martial arts in his life you know most of the time growing up 24 years old now he trains under the my opinion is one of the very best guys in the division in terms of his ability to coach Fighters he's f****** fantastic fantastic what was young Sergio we saw him submitted by Alex caceres early on in his career and Alex's Slicker and caught him on the ground and lose again I think that these losses especially for a young fighter are absolutely critical I think you find out what you're really made of and you see what you need to improve upon tough guys early on like Alice caseras like Ryan pennoyer I mean we're talking about two years ago he fought the noise it was 21 years old then so or 22 years old 24 now so he's a really young kid still learning still growing on the job and has look fantastic in his last few fights Luke and better against Brandon Moreno in his last fight was a 5 round unanimous decision Victory so this is my opinion is going to be the toughest fight of his career because Henry sahuto just has that Olympic gold medal winner mind-set the mindset of a galaxy who do focused on being a champion 24 hours a day and if you look at the fault against Wilson I mean the kind of improvement that this guy can make and kirian Fitzgibbons is another f****** phenomenal more Thai coach he told me that this kid is just a sponge and just can learn so fast a ridiculous way and I think you looking at athletic prowess in Henry's who do but I think maybe perhaps more important and that you're looking at his mind his mind is just Ultra sharp and focused and indeterminate and he's just got that Championship mind 7 that's why he is it Olympic gold medalist in wrestling so he's got it unparalleled wrestling skill in the division and then on top of that if you look at the Wilson Hayes fight you look at Improvement and Conor McGregor versus if you have great wrestling if you have submissions good takedown defense and good boxing skills you're good at that movement that in and out side to side movement Michael Venom page has a very unusual take on that fighting in Bellator he likes to fight like that too and of course he's a former Fighting Champion that's style is f****** hard to deal with it's really hard for guys to judge I mean like that with those world-class wrestling skills with excellent striking you know classic striking boxing kickboxing very difficult to deal with I'm very interested to see what style he takes or how he approaches this fight was Sergio Pettis he's quite a bit older than 30 that's a really interesting fight very curious


    Joe Rogan on Overeem vs. Ngannou
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    maybe even more interesting is Alistair Overeem and Francis ngannou because Alistair Overeem was one of the most experienced guy to division of course Overeem is the former dream have one of the very best kickboxers to ever fight in MMA without a doubt you want to talk about God Alistair overeem's overall record because it's got to be f****** crazy as far as the number of times has been stopped I mean it's really f****** bananas let's go and look will first look at his MMA career will count this up and is no disrespect to him I'm a huge Alistair Overeem fan and I'm not saying that you should retire anything crazy like that but let's just take a look at how many times he's been stopped just an MMA okay so he won two fights in a row fantastic victory over Mark Huntik alien with knees and one a split decision over Fabricio Werdum or actually majority decision one one of the referees I guess call or one of the judges call it a draw I thought that was a very close decision Steve Bay miocic when he fought for the title knocked him out okay before that Ben Rothwell knocked him out before that Travis Browne knocked him out before that Antonio Bigfoot Silva knocked him out brutal knockout so that's just within the last 4 years in the UFC he suffered brutal Knockouts before that Sergei kharitonov not to mouth brutal knockout 10 years ago Mauricio Shogun Hua knocked him out also 2007 he lost to Ricardo Arona he got stopped in that fight he tapped to strikes ho Cheerio Nogueira stop them little nog stopped in his Corner stopped it by TKO that was in 2006 he got stopped by Fabricio Werdum but that was a Kimura on that was a submission Shogun Hua stopped him the first time in 2005 so show got knocked him out twice he TK autumn in 2005 and KO them in 2007 before that little nog beaten by decision Chuck Liddell killed him in a fantastic fight where ovary was really coming on strong and then Chuck brutal punches and ko'd him that was in 2003 before that Bobby Hoffman blog people forgot about Bobby Hoffman way back and Rings ko'd him in 2000 and that's it for MMA so just MMA right the first KO loss we have Bobby Hoffman then we have Chuck Liddell we have Shogun then we have little nog then we have a Rona then we have Shogun again then we have keratin off okay we already have seven that's carotone off then we have Bigfoot Silva 8 Travis Brown 9 Ben Rothwell 10 Steve Bay miocic 1111 stoppage losses in MMA I mean holy f****** s*** that's crazy 11 knockout or stoppage losses in MMA then you go to kickboxing Badr Hari stopped him in the K1 Grand Prix Final in 2009 he stopped him he got stopped by glaube feitosa in vs. K1 2004 you got ko'd he got stopped by Bernard Paris in K1 Holland that's in 2001 so 1 2 3 KO losses in kickboxing on top of all the other MMA while so that's a lot of f****** stop his losses folks and it's LED people to question the door bility of the current guy is that Alistair is extremely crafty and one of things I like about Aleister these days as soon as he's gone over to Jackson and winkeljohn in Albuquerque he has become much more elusive much liquor on his moves around a lot more and doesn't just try to smash people ubering him the guy that we saw fight Brock Lesnar when it in his UFC debut that was like classic Uber inches Jack to the tits Smash and people running through people he would meet force with greater for now what you're saying is you seen is the Alistair Overeem the fudge Junior dos Santos who fought an incredibly clever fight moved around well he was very very slick very difficult to hit and then started scoring and then eventually caught him with a beautiful left cooking Kon that's the interesting Andrei Arlovski is today a guy Farwest Marquand of course we just beat the best heavyweight kickboxer ever make it comes to credentials he's the best heavyweight kickboxer and MMA really no no heavyweight kickboxer other than him and Hunt have everyone the K1 Grand Prix and Hunt wanted stepped into the finals an alternate he had lost earlier that night not taking it away from her cuz of course Mark Hunt is still just one of the all-time greats would it come to kickboxing but when one he one we can go up to that record right here Mark hunt won the K1 Grand Prix he wanted his lost that night so he lost to Ray sefo in 2001 and the semi-finals and then he won that night he beat Stefan let go so he lost to Ray sefo Ray sefo currently couldn't continue and then he came back to win getting that right yeah looks like you beat stuff on let-go 75 to semi-finals does wins K1 Grand Prix championship 2001 a different date that was in 2002 or 2001 if you feel it anyway Francis ngannou who is right now 10 in one of the UFC 1010 one with zero draw so 10 wins and just been smashing everybody and if you look at his last fight against Andrei Arlovski that was a fight were so I probably one of the first fights were really got tested we really got to see what happens when he fights a former champion and a former really world-class fighter and it was a good test but now a bigger test is in front when is going to fight Alistair Overeem that mean we seen him so far four times inside the Octagon he stopped Curtis blaydes by knockout he stopped bohon I don't know how to say this guy's name again me vvitch the Hamilton by submission showing any estimation skills as well and then of course just knocked out Andrei Arlovski in his last fight it's a very interesting fight because the the question is is a Donna ready for a guy who's got the skills of Alistair Overeem the highest level the crap is it going to set traps and is Francis ngannou going to be fall for those traps snooze can all can Alistair Overeem take a shot from in Ghana and Ghana has legitimate absolute one punch knockout Power extreme confidence and he's fresh and in his prime right now actually entering his prime I mean near his physical prime but it's still learning is near his physical prime but he's still learning he's still getting better at the sport and as he fights better and better competition you're going to see more of the skills shine you're going to see where it where the holes are his game and see how he responds to adversity hopefully we're going to get a chance to see all those things


    Joe Rogan on Acting, The Oscars, and Daniel Day-Lewis
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    I'd be really happy to eat your a****** want to take a bite out of your dick man they're f****** Killers because we keep adding to the library every week new movies come out it'll take movies way you have to hit a certain. Where they're going to preview that movie so yet for the awards I mean I don't care about the Oscars I'm here with your words number of movies that we produce as the human race is f****** crazy and it's never-ending yes like every year they put out more and movies don't go away so they just database just stacking and Staffing in satsop to follow and it's only been happening for a hundred years about premises like for all the robots get smart and want to kill the people okay all the monkeys get smart and want to kill the people okay like this all these promises they just all those worms that live on the ground that cause earthquake the running out of ideas how many buddy buddy movies can we see can we put the rock Kevin Hart somebody goddamn movie regurgitation of all the same s*** we've already seen of all the actors less than 1% that's pretty crazy crazy Comics make a legit living human Comics are the difference being that for Comic it's more up to them correct more up to them to grind your a good piece of proof of that obviously you have the Boost of being famous from the UFC and then being famous from your podcast those two two things helped use a boost but also the hustling and that's the thing that like an actor can hustle but you have to be hired you to be hired to do something in pieces million a million you got a track with a test well people have to like you'll be right for the Royal you can just go up on a showcase night and do like 15 minutes and kill and you're in the money now acting m*********** hard to get good at 2 no acting I forgot how good There Will Be Blood was I watch the other day in the hotel and I was near where it happened because I was doing gigs in Fresno and Bakersfield and I didn't know that but that Tehachapi Mountains that's where There Will Be Blood is all about that's where they were drilling for oil that's right over there an amazing movie dude I think it's funny that sometimes Fighters whoever athletes gone into acting like watch someone do it like a dramatic role and see if it's for you man I mean you talk about it too legit craft met some people are just good at that there's a thing that they're doing where your you were you're compelled by their words you have held by with a doing it's not easy to give we are compelled by their words got paddled by with a doing it's not easy to give that spot not a lot of guys do it no it's a true heart that that's why it's so tough to get casted in those roles in TV and movies


    Joe Rogan on Kobe Bryant's Competitive Drive
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    he's an animal but it but those those people and they express itself differently and all these different exceptional people like Jocko is different than Tim Kennedy Kennedy is different than their older all different but also all incredibly exceptional there's something that they give off and I like that though when you talked about the exception among the exceptional that's what I think he called it David Goggins uncommon amongst uncommon people that's true yeah that is very very true that's the Kobe Bryant killing people right there they just have this thing about Kobe Bryant I don't know anything about basketball okay and I always refer to Jamie but anything's how we have basketball here is I don't know how many halftime but it was reading all this stuff about his high school coach saying they would they would get there and he would be shooting baskets in the dark cuz they hadn't even turn the lights on yet in be there in an hour or two hours before everybody that he would show up at these practices everybody would be at breakfast and he would show up with ice on his knees and he was fully sweat it out like he just done three hours of work and before anybody did anything there's there's people like that man and you can 8 on them you can hate on them you could decided this not worth it but you got to the best thing you can do is acknowledge they're doing something that makes you feel funny and that makes you feel funny is your sense of understanding who you are it's testing testing how you feel about yourself it's testing how you feel about your place in the universe is testing it you don't want to know there's some crazy Kobe Bryant motherfuker getting up at 4 in the morning and I'll doing deadlifts like shitt I want to see but I also want to be number one bro former Lakers player in head coach Byron Scott said he once found an eighteen-year-old Bryant shooting in a dark gym 2 hours before practice I used to do that but it's throwing footballs throwing footballs into a has actually end of the laundry basket it's not uncommon man it's not uncommon if you if you really want to talk. I mean you know my sleeping hours or super super regular there's times where I feel like practicing or a lot of times you'll probably get up in the morning and I've already built your bow and I built it for 5 in the morning because two people that are the exceptional among their field they can't sleep if they know that they have to do something what is when we look like free throws is it aware the weird stipulation so he's walking back out with no Achilles and he did does this was pretty pretty impressive holyshit what is it doesn't think of some like Kobe Bryant doesn't deserve a mansion and all the money has just does not understand what he just did just wishes in a row with no Achilles to shut the f****** I don't know s*** about basketball I know that was amazing I've been pretty I've actually been pretty stuck on this subject in the last few weeks I hardly ever ever ever look at negativity I mean I really don't read it don't look at at but there was a really big archery tournament about a month ago and there was some other Pros that had made some comments about me just saying you know how is John Dudley on a GRE podcast he's not even competing he's not going to do anything and you know people wanted to know how I felt about that and I said the reality is there's archers out there that have 10 times at Allen me no question I'm not saying that I have that but what really is shity about that situation is when someone has ten times more talented me and they do 1/10 as much to me that's a big problem so you think there's a lot of people out there I don't know I think I think they're looking at the problem is the people do do that right yeah absolutely you limit yourself when you are not looking at what you're doing when you're so occupied on what someone else is doing you limit what your true Talent is so is that my problem is it my problem that you have ten times at Allen of me but I'm doing ten times more with it is that is that my problem does a big numbers okay let's say two times okay okay let's say let's say you have Twice As Natural town right I think the people that are standouts are people that don't have the natural truetalent but I think Jon Jones is a perfect sample if he was able to literally 100% maximize his talent how good could he be the problem is he's the one that has 10 times the talent but he's screwing it up and there's guys that have half the talent that are bigger stars because they're actually doing it the right way and they're maximize their almost there almost doubling their potential because they're working at it in the right fashion versus someone that has the true Talent isn't really maximizing their talent I know he's saying yeah but I think here's a good sign he's a really good sign isn't easy way to decipher it when you see someone complaining about someone else's success anytime you see that I'm complaining about someone else's success and possibly equate again till like some in jail the world cuz they don't have equal success the persons making a mistake they're making mistake and even the way they're thinking if you criticize something cuz you just think it's bad well that's certainly your prerogative but if you're upset that someone success that doesn't make any sense they wanted to be successful they did the thing that it took point you don't have a point your point is born a minute it's a little little kids version of what about me what about me it's not fair it's not fair that some people are born billionaires it's not fair it's not fair that some people born with birth defects where they don't have feet it's not fair that some people there their they're f****** brain doesn't work this well as yours why don't you look at him and go what is that guy doing different what is she doing different than me how come she's so much more successful how did he figure out how to do that look at it that way don't look at it like you're angry those people that s*** is wasted it doesn't do you any good it does zero good for anybody involved not you not the person your person you're trying to figure out why that wasn't spoken go to that s*** it's as bad for you as bad for everybody but even if you're not even hateful about it like like here's a good example like the movies f****** China in the box office like wow I thought it sucked I like it or whatever but she freaked out hose for peanut movie Jumanji don't worry about Jumanji worry about yourself she watch Jumanji for you guys. Twice I haven't seen it yet I thought it was very good very well done at 10 for you guys. Twice I haven't seen it yet I thought it was very good very well done


    Joe Rogan - Chuck Norris Changed My Life
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    writing is two on each one so it literally might be 200 f****** pumps let's crazy why doesn't Chuck Norris make jeans seriously awesome he used to he did they did I might be lying that might be a little longer inseam therefore that that cowboy boot kick jeans I will always have my respect him and Bruce Lee are the reason why I got into martial arts 100% play it again it was a award show that they did for an old school karate master and Chuck Norris was there and a bunch of other old school American black belt karate guys know tell him he's awesome old school karate stores in the asked me to be there and speak a little bit and I mean I do anything for Chuck Norris like no bulshit like no bulshit go corny's you want for watches Chuck Norris and he changed my life for real if it wasn't for Chuck Norris movies


    Joe Rogan - Woman Marries The Eiffel Tower!?
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    so a bunch of my us team members are going to shoot me in the face for talking about this because in the face yeah literally in the face because one thing that was an ongoing thing when I was on the US team there is a thing that went on about how long we could go at a tournament before we talked about this particular person so during my time on the teams we actually had a person that was she claimed to have a medical disorder or she didn't actually claimed to have it but supposedly it happens but she claimed to have a disorder where she had attachment items this girl that was on my team actually end up marrying the Eiffel Tower I'm not kidding she actually has filed some claims against supposably filed complaint against a Bow company that this Bow company actually had a rubber laminate on the limbs of the bow and arrow oh my God former soldier who lives in San Francisco she has been in love with objects before we can't do this we've gotten too crazy we got to pull back we got to pull back here's the thing Crank that up I want to hear this crazy lady very very blessed to have a piece of Golden Gate Bridge there's a lot of people like me that I'm shot tens and tens of tens of thousands of trying to win a medal for the country she literally she slept with her Beau one night at a at an event and then got an infection from silicone on the limbs and the rest of the team had to deal with this problem when you say infection I don't know where the infection was but I have the Met Ono but I had on the phone nugget I'm actually looks like pot holder but she must have been like world-class Archer right don't do it don't do it to me John. I would say decent people are pissed because American just goes over there gets his fiance visa Mary's at our right so now we got to dual citizenship mean while she's got this thing for the Berlin Wall yeah okay well first of all always like being real sweet and giving you this extra long hugs the Berlin Wall f****** ask for it


    Joe Rogan on Chris Pratt's Hunting Controversy
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    turn light Tropic Thunder though I think Jack Black was getting from the got one of those Farrah Fawcett posters and get a check I just look something up weird it's not a story related the Jurassic world did you see that movie when it came out a couple years ago all time grossing Ciara AMA level and put a bullet through his head and you know and chopped it all up and people freak the f*** out the like to see a picture of a rub in on a tree and he said something about trolls what's up he does though go to Amazon that's not it there's a video where he shows the lamb that he's actually taken apart in the video it says it okay exactly like photographs of the meat and like there's a roast in The Roaster Darius right the one the middle yeah and this one got legitimate I don't know if that's necessarily came from his as well as becoming yarn as we speak he lived a very good life he was groomed and shorn his Hooves medicated why you were and do antibiotics necessary surrounded by laughing and loving humans including children to whom they provided such Joy nozzle Pat and loved every day no stress will travel to his final destination drama-free just a touch of a usda-certified wand to his head and he goes to sleep the other sheep don't even notice it's like unplugging UTV then waka waka is going to push your name waka waka my bush at Waka Flocka side job soon though it may be available to my followers as we test recipes and open up to Mark and oh my God is going to murder animals for a living got to get some things dialed in first including murder murder of sheep when has a a list actor ever considered opening angry a meat shop and showed a photo on his Instagram of the honest procurement of meat in an honest way do you see that post I made today it was a Google search that I did there was 21 independent legitimate scientist that found that if you ate 50g of processed meat per day your chance of cancer was 18% higher holyshit you think of that number now that nitrites what is it what is it what do they think it's causing that yeah I mean that part wasn't clearly defined but I would definitely think it was preserved based but they don't really know though right they know it's processed meat that's really dangerous yeah they don't know what it is exactly what that's awesome about how you and I hunt I posted it specifically to actually some axis backstraps from Hawaii last year because I think I think it's maybe app for people to automatically make a post saying you're a killer just because you post a picture of you free range organic meat that you decide to choose a touch is the fact that does bother people including you and Annie when it happens if people don't realize that but that is true they don't but the the understanding at the end of the day is it this is the cycle of life and this is what life is really all about so they're right in your right but this whole is the expression of outrage like you should be expressing that at Burger King you should not Burger King just you know I'm not singling them out anybody that has fast food which I've eaten anytime if you want to live in a society 20 million people you're going to have to live in a place most likely with this model we've been in and out burger and I like it and Out Burger I like them it taste good up there so I don't necessarily hate those things but you have to understand what all this really is you know it's the whole thing is crazy you're here for a very short. Of time as are these animals all of us are trying to stay alive all of us are free only things get eaten and we're all just going like what I just want to be the best version of me I can be your right in there right they just they haven't experienced what they they have decided that an animal should not die there's no way an animal should die so they can live and if they can live that way that's their choice they're welcome to that choice they just don't understand the Merit of your choice they just they haven't experienced what they have decided that an animal should not die there's no way an animal should die so they can live and if they can live that way that's their choice they're welcome to that choice they just don't understand the Merit of your choice


    Joe Rogan - Men vs. Women Is Stupid
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    do you think that's the truth and what we're doing right now do you think we're almost becoming too lenient and then we're going to get to the point where like you know what we have to have some somebody to put some disappointing to where I was in a Starbucks the other day I thought about posting it but I didn't actually thought about sending to you but I didn't but it was it was going to Starbucks and it said bathroom that said any sex and there's a male a woman and a guy in a wheelchair and I'm like since one since when is a person in a wheelchair a sax like you know it's almost like they're afraid to to put something on the door to where they just make it as broad as possible and it's like you know we have to have we have to have some lines otherwise it nothing but gray there's nothing man I think all this is in response to the idea that men and women are competing against each other I think that's what we got to cut the s*** I think if this idea that like there's a different like there's no doubt that you need women and you need men we need humans right we need each other so we got to figure out like why is everybody so hung up on gender is there any balance and whatever that in balance is it's got to be corrected but it's got to be corrected honorably and it's got to be corrected honestly all of us we like each other girls like boys boys like girls that's how it's always been and any aberrations of that can really f*** your head up but I think they're more operations than they are the norm and I think we have to figure out how to make those aberrations lesser and lesser and no one's concentrating on that instead they're concentrating boys versus girls I think that's crazy it's like if you only like men I can't hang out with you dude some f***** up s*** about women and I'm going to go that's my daughter that's my sister that's my mom you can't do that beige people if you all beige people all bass people speak Spanish guitar team come on what are you doing it's black white male female going to get I'm going to get like people that are completely overreacting and at all men are sexist and all men are rapists and Paul sex with a penis and a vagina is rape and it's like there's a lot of that going on right now but Forest reaches of the idea and then pull back into the middle and another did General consensus will be established that's what people do rapist and Paul sex with a penis and vagina is rape and it's like there's a lot of that going on right now but those are The Echoes of the farthest reaches of the idea and then that I'd be able to pull back into the middle and another did General consensus will be established that's what people do


    Joe Rogan - Siri & Alexa Are Spying on Us
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    you know there's there's a company that makes a rubber ring yeah yeah literally that's what I was talking about yesterday to put that s*** on my wife and spit in my face here's what's weird my Sharon was going to buy me that for just because I kept telling her like I'm worried about ripping this finger off right mainly because my wedding ring is definitely too small so she was looking at some of those silicone rings and we were literally looking at it on her iPad kitchen I open Instagram and started looking it's like sponsored ad by that ring company isn't that what's weird that you know stuff like having a conversation and if you have like Alexa or if you have likes things that like listen to you while you're talking like maybe even possibly Siri then I'll send you'll go to Google and what you were talking about like Slick Trick broadheads or some s*** like that will show up in your Google ads like what in the f*** maybe Siri Siri is a total freaking she isn't leaving Tom he's a two-faced little ho child think she's two-faced I think you're a b**** I not connected is that a bad thing though I know it's it's weird and it's potentially you could something like I would probably want to buy that and now that it's tearing an easier way for me to do it that is kind of oh my God I'm going to die out here but when you're looking at rubber rings for your wedding ring shows up on your laptop yeah the sellout is I'm here the bottom of this well it is most certainly exist with Google because of what I've looked at like wooden chairs Casio watch casio watch Casio amazon.com ads for like what you like I was looking at those eyes by nose the other day I rather you and I talked about it actually but then like everywhere I went if I went online I would see a little Google ad for as Ice by no sound like this is kind of creepy but that's different I think if you Google search it you're on the grid you are here if you're on someone else's device in your home kitchen not like I was looking at it on mine right I was on Sharon's iPad then he was ordering me a ring on her iPad and we were talking about it then I open my Instagram up and here's the silicone rings as a sponsored recommendation within my Instagram feed he's backing up we gotta back it up back it up I don't drink water go back. Gmail's free for a reason using all free services reusing and not paying for it so you have to give up a little bit to get these cool things to give up your I get it you're privileged position everything I think of is out there I'm a professional poker every day every the most f*****-up ideas I've ever had of all been recorded you're privileged here's my position everything I think of is out there I'm a professional talker everyday every the most f*****-up ideas I've ever had of all been recorded


    Joe Rogan on Mel Gibson & Stem Cells
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    people get real mad by the way they're going to be mad at you for chewing on the mic more annoying than Mel Gibson's freaking pain almost shot myself in the face with a freaking thing to be connected to the motherboard what's funny is you know my one of my followers is the Brad of all Brad's he does all the hair that guy on your podcast it was great podcast by the way he made that yesterday which is kind of hilarious John Dudley death Dart your face over Mel Gibson that's hilarious cussing all the schoolyard heavy-duty scientific stuff with regards to stem cell research and all the different mean he's had a mean one of the reasons why he came on he wanted to come on the podcast and people like why didn't you ask him about his wife he said can I come on the podcast and talk about the stem cell research they're doing a Panama and the treatments that they gave my dad at 9 2 years of age now he's thriving at almost 200 rate podcast and you know I'm I'm a Believer in stem cell because you actually introduced me to dr. Roddy McGee in Las Vegas save I mean potentially save my archery career lucky with my shoulder surgery that I got out of there good I know guys that are into their third one for the same type of thing but literally I got three injections the first time and went back for a second round because I think one of my Tears didn't take and literally I took completely avoided surgery because of dr. McGee and we should talk about this because I don't know what it was called with the original treatment was called but the original treatment that you and I both got a new job this past weekend but it's not available anymore it's it's because they believe this is what they're trying to make it legal but it has to go through a series of that there's a whole process that has to get it passed because they've declared it a drug because you take the something about umbilical cord stem cells you take them and convert them and then that somehow or another the enduring the process they believe it's become a drug add a full-length pair of my rotator cuff know this is from an MRI full-length tear of my rotator cuff it was painful it was a real problem dr. Roddy McGee and Las Vegas Nevada shot whatever that baby dust is in there give you some and the most recent MRI that I got which is over a year from his original true but I knew that it would feel a lot better but I have I just haven't got it checked is gone funny enough I was with you both times right the first time which I mean I didn't say anything about but you you've been struggling to shoot a lot because you know you just it's wear and tear I mean the bottom line is it's wear and tear over life specially with you and I would do a lot of active stuff but for you to go back and you and I went in together last week and when he said he looked at you this confused faces of yay a new MRI freaking massive massive that's a tear that would have normally absolutely required surgery or I could have just been in pain with an unstable shoulder you know what one things and I'm realizing is that over the years of essentially being engulfed in martial arts most of my adult life and even into my teenage years like at 15 I became the fanatic like from then on martial arts are always been a part of my life I've done some ruthless s*** with my joints both he's been reconstructed I've had some real problems with my neck in the past both of my shoulders left of cause problems is just explosive crazyshit your arms getting yanked and weird directions you put windmills that stuff. give me pain is like a off angle punches I can land on someone's elbow in a weird way and you feel something go right now even think about a meathead you know you do. You don't want to tap tap we don't want you liked it but then you can't that's happened 30 times in my life no joke like where I didn't tap and then I'll f***** up for a few months and I would tape everything up and keep rolling leave you hooked me up with wood Damien in Des Moines for 10 planning and I really wanted to do to just two classes with him but I'm so afraid to do it in a class because for me it's my arms are my career and I mean it would literally be like turning a light switch off in your room off in your room my friend Max I believe he's a professional pool player and he said the same thing he's really interested in trying to disobey really good so scared getting his arm bar getting locked in an armbar and f****** his elbow up or shoulder up and then you wouldn't be able to play well the real legitimate concern


    Joe Rogan - What I'd Do If I Saw Bigfoot
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    how to get going down the Panorama death I mean all I do is write a werewolf and riding the werewolf werewolf in it comes in two pieces you slide out about Patrick McGee has a new movie out of pump is new movie out if you're into 2 minutes ago but Pat McGee the guy who made that just made a movie a Bigfoot movie called Primal scream I think isn't was called it just came out is it a legit one or is it a horror movie I think we would have saw Bigfoot a long time ago there's yeah for sure what would you do if you actually ran across one double lung even if you got a picture done no one's going to believe all the good faith that you build up by being honest all these years I do believe he's definitely not but I think it was real I really do believe that it was real with all special effects like suits and s*** and then an actual makeup and Prosthetics and all the stuff that they used in the old movies like he doesn't believe in that CGI s*** I think he's got a point at CGI s*** it's just too it takes away it does I mean you look back at some of the movies that scared the scare the hell out of what did they just seem so much more real but if you watch something you know it's fake I almost can't picture the fact that it's flesh-and-blood you don't feel it like this some of those Transformer type movies they're smashing buildings in like I know this isn't happening just you don't feel it just feels like horseshit sure the fact that its Flesh and Blood feel it like this some of those Transformer type movies they're smashing buildings in like I know this isn't happening just you don't feel it just feels like


    Joe Rogan - The Comedy Store is Haunted?
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    how the f*** did that happen that is a crazy time you think about the history of this country that just 200 years ago we were in you no less we're in the middle of a bitter war from the north vs the South Americans fighting Americans to the death big fields full of dead people my dad was at one of the fields I forget which field it was but he said you know it's one of those real places in the South and he said the feeling and he sent you feel it is like you feel sadness then I know it sounds crazy saying I don't even believe in that stuff but you feel like you're there you like yeah we've been in a few memorials a few memorials and a few big meal like especially like military cemeteries you just another felt it like exactly what you're saying I went to the historic part of Custer where they lost the battle and I walked the whole hill and everything you can feel it there is like memory and places hell yeah there is probably is right there is probably there's a house that JonBenet Ramsey was killed in in Colorado they can't sell that f****** house dude I live there 9 years ago 8 years ago someone was at nine years ago and they were selling it then they still can't sell it it's a beautiful house they're really nice neighborhood can't sell it to have it changed name of the street that changed name of the street still can't sell it I'm not kidding just can't sell it as it does it have like this The Killing just a killing in the hold the darkness all behind it I mean that was one of those just was it wasn't just a little girl died but there's all this Darkness to sexually active there's something going like someone was probably molesting her someone in the family or someone else who knows they think some of the family might have killed her they don't know who it was never been solved no one's ever been tried too dark in there to the ground and maybe even do something with the ground or Neath it scooped all that s*** out you put some new dirt yeah I'm not kidding I'm not kidding like death might be the only way to throw that mojo on though you got to put that you got to put that dirt somewhere for kids like you have to turn that house in the something positive kids there for sure that would be bad taste so you could always take that big scoop and kind of put it in a free party desert or something where people that like ghosts and crap can go out there and play in it or camp on it or do you like a little kid ghost you want like some old man goes can tell you Secrets have you ever seen to have seen ghosts and claimed to have seen things with many of my friends that work there and comics and stuff we've gone upstairs the belly room the dark just freaked ourselves at 1 I'm scared it's a it's a weird place man people for sure been murdered their it was Bugsy Siegel's nightclub in the 19 what was it authorities or forties or some s*** to Ciro's nightclub yeah there's definitely some Mojo there for sure


    Joe Rogan - Prostitution Should Be Legal
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    Bret Weinstein said it was really interesting about this and Eric two brothers that they both been on my podcast Eric is a mathematician worst repeat of TLC is the professor from Evergreen College that got the day of absence will they made him quit because there was there was saying why people need to stay home this is not just about that it's also about subordination that you're seeing the subordination play this planet that's taking place and then a lot of these men like the way they're behaving they're behaving to be subordinate their there they're being obedience trained yeah you know and they're giving into it to show that you shouldn't punish me because I'm on your side cuz they're terrified of the women that are wielding this power now that I got an A or holding it wildly had a theory about that Doterra starkly when you create a bunch of quiet resentment it turns into loud violence men are really good at you got to be careful about make emasculating men wholesale because I always worry that it's very easy to whip them up when you got the right circumstances in the Right leader and men like to organize and they like to fight I like to fight back and that's what makes them feel significant when they've been emasculated and I don't think it's you know that's the expression punishment doesn't change Behavior it just suppresses it will do you know that in the turn-of-the-century not this one with the last there was a giant Bachelor culture in America where men just didn't they just gotten through like a lot of it was like in the twenties to like an after the Depression is like the having a family was just too much it wasn't attracted to them and there was a bunch of men that gravitate towards pool halls and in 19 the early nineteen-hundreds in New York City there was more than 900 pool halls in New York City to stop and think of that damn more than 900 pools and there's all these men that would just go there and they would hang out and they were like f*** that life and they just didn't want to have a part of it because it was too brutal it was too hard all this country would need for this thing to flip on its f****** ass all they would need is legalized prostitution and guys be like wait hold up wait a minute anytime they wanted if they had $100 I'll give you have $100 you can get sex you get Section pretty girl and clean you have to worry about it people be outraged like am I going to have power over this man if I can't control his sex only I only have him locked otherwise we're just friends see if we're just friends I can't have his money I can't tell him what to do I can't tell him when to be home by the time we have to live together and I have to control a sex if we live together and then I have all this power but if they were in a situation where legalized prostitution was just like grocery stores or is his everywhere what what would the first of all hose would probably be the same It's all under the table it's hard to get away with it they can get raided sneakiness is all the gold diggers instead of Hose just go straight into hell yeah but I want more than anything else do they do give me the biggest even if it's a mushroom cap just make all the noise please and let me know I'm King Kong and the woman that one woman who you know is got your back no matter what she just loves you and there's a lot of people that don't find that hop on in grilled cheese and tomato soup get your dick sucked like it would change like what people like why why are you dating are you dating specifically for sex or you dating because you want companionship I got you too consumed with work and are you busy all day and just like to hang out with friends but you get horny because we have a solution for you and if that was the case I'm not saying that relationships wouldn't be the same Steve blue eyes that I knows kids or my kids to go into prostitution but I also don't think anybody should tell people that something that's completely legal to do for free is illegal to charge money for like there is some gay male escort that came out today there was a pop put it on my Twitter about like just let these people have sex and you know that was talking about the being hypocritical I can definitely hypocritical let these f****** people have sex this is crazy like your your system doesn't work if they just let them have sex and let them have male escorts just leave them alone saying that's fine just as long as you do you believe in Jesus still believe in Jesus or dick in you right must have the truth is it's a complicated thing right because then where do you so so like we have these oranges and a lot of them are not very productive right so you want to have sex robot f*** dolls live in your house but the problem is they probably get too smart and they kill your real wife ex machina is amazing yeah I do love blackbear it's awesome but ex machina is actually even more intense it's a really well-done movie about Ai and it's very few cut the s*** seems like when you're when you're watching it you like whoa talking is amazing yeah I do love blackbear it's awesome but ex machina is actually even more intense it's a really well done movie about Ai and it's very few cut the s*** seems like when you're when you're watching it you like whoa


    Joe Rogan - Hollywood's Roman Polanski Hypocrisy
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    this is weird man just I never I've never seen a so divided in that part of it has to do with Trump for sure this like this reaction like that they feel like really obligated to act people feel obligated to act and try to make things change people are already reacting to it and already going what in the f*** you know this ship is already starting right itself was the lowest rated I think of the history of the Oz by heard that but it's also 26 million people watch that's a lot of f****** people that's a lot don't s*** on someone who got 26 million people extra do I wash it to watch what's a down from last year there's definitely people that are bored with Hollywood though like enough it's a long time ago and he drugged inside of my thirteen-year-old I think he was like more than 1/2 so guess what they want to bring it back to the country to rest them and they're really trying hard to do that and there's people that resist that I think he's an amazing or do you know artists that's where I draw the line you can't drug kids fuk with me and she had been raped by him apparently and then she had actually forgive that because people go back to the trauma but she signed the petition for Roman Polanski to you know to be freed when he was put under arrest and I believe it was Switzerland now Stan I'm sorry man I'm sorry but if you did that guy shorts bad as you can see the petition what was her perspective she was somebody who thought Roman Polanski should not be prosecuted for something that happened a long time ago she signed that petition I would never sign the petition so there's a lot of this could have a big problem with that I don't know her I believe what she says and then again while she went back to the scene of the crime that's very common but don't sign the petition and then now be the leading voice in this whole you know anti-harassment I think it's very inconsistent I think you have pet you have to at least answer to that she comment on why she signed it for their butt I actually looked it up I want to see who it's signed that petition I came across her name and I was like woah. Doesn't make any sense to me you know it doesn't make any sense man I don't get it I don't know enough about what happened I know that he drugged and and sodomized some younger girl she was 13 like her mom dropped her off I believe it was why was she there 20 all that s*** to hear but I believe he knew she was 13 and then he knew he was going to go into jail and he left the country Jesus Christ yeah and being aware that must have been like they're at their been I think about Roman Polanski making movies in like what the 1970s right it's amazing movies f*** a few decades it was a real new thing she signed a petition but I found a tweet she just pushed you put out a couple months ago or she said she regretted doing it indicate the pattern of behavior that if true and I believe it to be true is beyond unforgivable well I think I think you got a good point though about she made a mistake and there is something that happens to people that have been violated sometimes they blame themselves that's what I said could be a little of that in her decision-making process to Hollywood you know why not and she f***** up but you realize you find out you're also coming after people now you know you know deserve to become after but you know we have to be consistent here by but isn't she begin being consistent by just saying that you f***** up and realize that you walked out there a lot of people are saying that once they get caught sign up if it's the guy came to America and got arrested and went through the trial and then got convicted how much time would you do I don't know what's interesting is like what it'd be better karmically to go to jail for what he did come back go to jail and then no-one everyone would always know when you got out that you were convicted and you are punished for child molestation like you did it and they got you everyone would know where is now he's living in France he has to deal with it floating over his head everyone who meets me knows that I drugged and raped a kid everywhere I go everyone knows I drugged and raped a kid and it just keeps playing out in his head all day long a kid like I'm a forgiving dude man I can't stay mad and I think it's good to be forgiving about things there's certain things that to me when you and he's a great filmmaker and a great artist for me that kind of stuff is very difficult man it's very difficult and they were all saying was a long time ago back to that especially if you actually have a daughter you actually have a daughter that's not you not conceptualizing that you're actually locked in your brain and you're actually thinking about your daughter and it becomes a different completely different thing I remember thinking when I was young you know you have someone do that to my daughter but I was like before I had a kid is like weird concept didn't seem real is you might hear something like I don't know but you might hear I don't know she said she said out she was 20 when we talked about drugging hold on she's smoke a little weed that that guy gave her over there let's be careful right then what did you see we don't know that's what happens is we start and we're doing this too and I'm doing it I don't know I don't know all the details the queso and I don't know I'm saying is that he drugged and tell him I said 13 year old girl was possible that everyone was drugged him included what I'm drawing these very strong hard-and-fast like there's no context in what I'm saying right now there's no Nuance in what I'm saying no contacts in a way otherwise otherwise otherwise you're taking me at just the words I'm saying so what I'm seeing from this this that's is like she's upset and you're upset but she's upset she signed it and you're upset she signed it yeah but that doesn't mean nearly as much to me like people making a mistake like her making that mistake doesn't mean much to me it's just a mistake you f***** up but it didn't ultimately hurt anyone like it doesn't I don't like the fact that someone would at least temporarily have that thought in their mind like that guy should be free like they like leave me alone with bygones be bygones we've talked about this before that it all comes down to the whole process of being chosen to do things that was being chosen to direct our chosen to act at everybody's constantly working to be chosen you're all trying to audition for things are trying to angle to get a certain role it's a constant process of like me like me like me I need two people to go into this job with his yearning desire to be loved and then on top of that they're playing this weird political game acting is all political this doesn't make any sense that every other occupation except maybe tak-tak probably like mostly mostly liberal but how was almost exclusively liberal and if you step out of those lines. he went f****** strangers in your life do you really have left you a thousand but what do you end up going to waste 400 of them on Twitter I don't know if I'm being helpful right oh well so are you talk about the inconsistencies most people are doing the best they can and try to make the world a better place right rolling down hill and a hamster wheel what did try to think as how do I get by number one and then how do I get better how do I get ahead number to do something they think of it occasionally what's going on what's happened over there and then they go back to work I try to think as how do I get by number one and then how do I get better how do I get ahead number to do something they think of it occasionally what's going on over there


    Joe Rogan - ADHD is Over-diagnosed
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    you know that was an issue apparently with Reagan when Reagan was in office they lower the standard what's cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs and they just let a bunch of dudes with Wanda to Street you're forgetting saying and getting somebody essentially classified as a danger to society and like a real threat is very steep is hard to do you you can't do that because somebody talks themselves but he might not have been the threat 2 years ago do you know they visited him two years ago they're incompetent know he might be a different person now you can realize the like people get way worse like we've all known people that we knew at one point in time in life then you don't see him for 6 years and then you see me like whoa let's get people involved and sometimes they evolve and sometimes they don't sometimes they received sometimes it gets ugly sometimes they go crazy of course because you had to die 10 minutes with you it was on Rhonda Patrick posts of the study was something that was not the one that was created Google this to sorry ADHD was the one that was created by the advertising agency what a surprise but there's been several conditions that were literally invented by advertising age in order to promote a cure attention deficit hyperactivity disorder I don't know how much of that is a real disease maybe maybe some of it is maybe I'm not a obviously not an expert maybe some of it is a kid whose brain works different right besides that man my dog might have ADHD or whatever the f*** it is I go to see him and he goes crazy he's out of his f****** mind I think we're going to run and he's running around both back and forth into the backyard he's like a maniac but I can't control you know what the solution to that is I take him running right I don't lock him in a room and Drug him he would go crazy bark and he wouldn't want to do that that's how kids are exactly the same there it is the American boy but what was the Tweet Jamie is this an Esquire article what did it do what it tweet say one and five boys will be diagnosed with ADHD by the time to make it High School to date only one significant study has looked at ADHD misdiagnosis and found 22 25% of boys were misdiagnosed and this was before ADHD was a as common as it is now so it's a real issue I know quite a few people Isis at Regal my my next door neighbor they put their f****** kid on Ritalin there was nothing wrong with his kid I talk to that kid all the times to take care of the kid PhD by High School nearly 20% of all boys will have been diagnosed with ADHD a 37% 37% increase since 2004 my son my son is a classic example of a kid who doesn't what kind of liberal School you've taken at 5 that's what happens to British pediatric pediatrician so it must be a wrong one A different one described in abnormal defect of moral control in children he found that some affected children could not control Behavior the way a typical child would but they were still intelligent don't know who was the who was the guest list with a woman was telling us about this some medical expert Kelly Brogan it might have been might have been Kelly Brogan dr. Kelly medication yeah that's tough and that's also Chris Cornell's on anti-anxiety medication there is a lot of people who are on psych drugs who lose their f****** mind because psych drugs are not Universal right like there's nothing like you're the perfect example say if you have there's a solution that makes alcohol 91 octane right and you add something to that you can add some additives in a spike it up and you could try to find the right mixture but that's just f****** gasoline throwing things in there and try to mix it up you don't know exactly what the right thing is that's how they're doing your brain to tablespoon of sugar then I take it you know you might be depressed for a good reason in other words if you made me do a job I hated and and I wasn't allowed to work out or I don't know how to eat or a thousand things that make me feel good cuz I have to self-regulate yes I'm 51 my behavior is what it is for sure you got to recognize that that kid your son was that energy that's a gift will you doing it you're making squander that gift by sitting down a f****** charity wants to go crazy that kid is supposed to be like my dog running around all day okay my dog is a year-old at 7 he's a seven-year-old dog basically you know in dog years and he's like a seven-year-old kid he's running around crazy but that's cuz he wants to run dogs the best yes and that kid will be too with you if your kid was involved in something where they emphasized physical movement and then taught things in between workouts hot things in between classes another play game outside play a little Dodgeball play all soccer play a little basketball then have to wear yourself out a little comes to town and he's about math about math and then you know you're going to show him this is leverage we're all going to pick things up OUC understand you could teach kids in a very physical way instead of forcing them to sit down with a fuck12 said that hard-ass cherryfield other people's dumb on the top of your leg you know it sucks yeah they're waiting for the class to be over the second banana and I was like yeah you got to start believing in yourself more so I said to my buddies account Cooper guys want one of those older and wiser and I said that to man I was told I have low self-esteem you known and I Heard a Voice in the back of a thank God the best part of you I know I was like you're right I like this the whole thing that drives me is the fact that I've never been satisfied with myself and I'm never going to lose that I if I if you make me really happy with myself I'm not so sure it's a good thing


    Joe Rogan - Kobe Bryant is an Extreme Winner (In Almost a Psychotic Way)
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    what's going on at tennis plus nobody gives a s*** until you're really good you know like if you're kind of like if you have a chance I like plays you know Semi-Pro ball right into the big leagues that you don't if you like I'm semi pro tennis player what are you doing because when I was 19 I recognized like this dude unpaid himself Corner he's like a world champion is something nobody gives a fighting nobody cared and people would like treat him like a poor guy like that was part of it was like he's awesome but poor guy but emotion you know there's a certain sport I don't I think the skills are not sports like with braces how to racist deal with the fact that there's so many Elite black athletes what is a rick superiority in that many why is brother so obviously is going faster stronger but this kid over here it's got a heart and he's got smarts and that only has that because someone has physical attributes and I have mental attributes and sometimes it's true because sometimes we have physical attributes life is easier for you and you get soft you have to work as hard like one of the more impressive guys in the UFC for me is always been Frankie Edgar because that guy is just a product of hard work he's never been a knockout punch or he's not the biggest guys always in small for whatever division is in a TV smart 55 in comparison to some guys like you know like Ortega we thought this weekend in O'Brien's much bigger than I'm taller longer he's just all heart and will and toughness and and I love that and I and I think that's an adverb you can get a lot out of wash the guy like that but it doesn't mean that a guy can't have that mindset and also have some f****** Ray Lewis Body resolve to get through the Mongol era and the f****** caveman era and think about all the different s*** that's happening between a just think about the people that colonize this country we were so far removed from people who lived here and rode wagons across the country just 200 years ago that had nothing I just happened they did this study was talking about the people that revolutionized so another words that printing press and Einstein and Copernicus and Galileo and Kepler and you know all the people that kind of like being in NY why so few women and so a lot of academic circles the only single variable answer is that women were kept down by the patriarchy or whatever it might be two different kinds of brains with involved that do different brands because women have to watch out for children and pay attention to the minutiae and keep them away from Death where is men have the kind of Brandon obsess over just one thing even if it doesn't really bearing in relation to the material world and space that you know and they'll just double zero in on that problem and obsess over that problem you have those extreme winter to the exclusion of everything else including their family and couldn't you know other people focus on just one thing but in a lot of ways thank God we had that operation because that is what revolutionized is that is what changes a lot about how we litter little explosions that make this thing move quicker there the combustion inside the engine that is human civilization every now and then you get someone that just isn't outlier so Elon Musk characters drilling holes into Los Angeles and building f****** power stations from supper solar power for make it f****** cars and everybody does it ever going to work if he's just so we let him drill under the city look ahead you know what you doing everybody just let them do it like a regular person wanted to drill underneath the cities and then make tubes and put to the Villas at the dumbest idea ever made a drop-down a car is going to go on a train the train going to go really fast with the car underground shut the fuk up you know what you doing everybody just let them do it like a regular person wanted to drill underneath the cities and then make tubes and put to the Villas at the dumbest idea ever going to drop down a car is going to go on a train the train going to go really fast with the car underground shut the f******


    Joe Rogan on White People Emulating Black Culture
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    bipolar ape that is what we are we are man and if you stop and you freeze frame on somebody when they're having a moment you can catch him in any it like at that whole Spectrum the human Spectrum Center and st. and ending in between you can catch him in a terrible mom or a great moment but you can't decide that that's what they are all the time and that's what we're doing now nothing but she pretended she was black but realism black lady and that's my competition comes from and stuff but I think sometimes people negotiate that issue and that problem with with a very clumsy apparatus with a really weird and literally cover my whole face with tattoo on Instagram holyshit a lot of people getting their face tattooed like it's like what slowed down and like black people seem like overall a cool group right like you have good music behind it they have a funny way of talking they have all these amazing pro athletes have a totally different kind of culture and identify with that called you but you can't can't cuz you're a white girl you like s*** do I do have Romance some of the very best stand-up comedians some of the very best musician of the percentage of the population is black 12 the percentage that become Elite professional athletes mean what is the percentage of NBA players that are black it's something crazy Avenues open to you in a lot of black communities at least it's changing but you know it was Sports and music for sure that's that probably plays part in it no doubt about it but it's also there's a sword extraordinary number of professional athletes like Elite athletes that just happen to be black and what is that though is it genetic is it is it the environment they're coming from you just wanna be really honest is a lot of African-Americans and have some pretty phenomenal genetic traits like fit like Carl like think of like who's like Jamie who's like the biggest freak all-time athlete basketball player would it be stop cuz if people don't argue like Larry Bird but he wasn't the kind of Frank athlete LeBron is or fly through the air all right I mean Africans from the Biafra Coast are totally different the African some from say the highlands of Kenya almost seven 6 sometimes certainly seven feet is not that uncommon Egypt part of Africa an average height beautiful people there's a lot of trading that's Otherworld Eritrea there did they renowned for their beauty if you just step over the Border just just go right to the 101 South or 1 North you are going into Savannah the South Sudan tallest people in the world tallest people in the world you got the shortest people in the world in one country and then just crossed the boarding of the tallest in the world in that country so Africa's insanely diverse but if you look at the athletes with the most explosive power and if you like that that includes the fast people in the world who are in Jamaica and who are the United States genetically you can trace them back to a very small part of that is that's where you'll see the fastest most explosive people however having said that you can hear at Deion Sanders talk watching this white running back 215 lb and he was like it's just fascinating when you stop and think about just the sheer number of people involved in professional Athletics the sheer number of people that make a living playing a game with their body number of people involved in professional Athletics the sheer number of people that make a living playing a game with their body


    Joe Rogan on Canelo Alvarez Testing Postive
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    strengthen our money before and after this crazy Christ 2009 to 2016 well that's amazing testosterone as real people. That's more testosterone than that that's for sure yeah that's a cell phone either way whatever it is supposed to boost your testosterone levels when you're injecting that Jamba Juice no no just locked in the house and forwards horse meat back just just fillet of horse all day see that Canelo meat and goes back to deadlift and hang out with powerlifters steps out of the f****** house in Holland six months later died around 297 yes I want that I want that cuz I want on board that train Fight Club trust me it's boxing that fight is not off there's way too much money involved that is a real fact is that one particular substance he tested positive for exist in meat straight steroid it's what it's like that and it's such a small Trace amount that can be fine that's such a great fight Triple G Canelo man so very good fight and it's the first one play little reserved and then Pino canelo's moving too much I think now that they're going to break in like the real fight now I don't think the judges f*** this one up you never know though it's shady I thought you loved the first fight I loved it is nowhere near as bad but box like to see the Wilder Ortiz fight no I thought for sure why but I'm actual scorecards deadwyler winning which off see they want Wilder to win cuz I thought was how about your DC trying to walk that tightrope of not clowning what's in a melon thinner than whatever is very nice lady Fallen decisions that night there was some there's some bad ones man around you didn't make any sense like some that some that literally didn't make an excuse. you don't know what's going on literally do you there's no recourse and if it's a bad decision and there's three people and one person just has literally no idea what they're doing and they give it to the wrong person it's awful men like I think I agree you have some who specialize in mixed martial arts she's been around the game I don't they don't need to be cageside just case I can't see everything in your sway by the crowd in an undisclosed location and they're watching what we see and judge in the fight from a MMA fighters perspective I think that's a good point and I also think they should be able to see all the replays yes they should see all the fight stats and get everything don't come to MMA and watching this who's when they know the ground game you note for that for Tony Ferguson khabib could be takes Tony down and they think all he has a huge Advantage then Tony just whooping his ass for his back elbows thrashing game stand back up can take down but on the ground to be constant under threat have them call it the real shitshow it all doo doo doll with the internet you didn't have to be in the building while I'm not be there and I think sometimes a fight should be a f****** drop Patrick McManus to close call don't f*** over someone have to pay if they both get their Windows that's how we should do it the one guy moves on and the other guy doesn't just arbitrarily so weird it doesn't again


    Joe Rogan - CM Punk vs. Floyd Mayweather Speculation
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    that's what they going to do maybe they'll do that International fight week 2, Ortega Max Holloway Amanda Nunes cyborg Boston this load on this one card we can still do the ratings that place would be insane the greatest of all-time which one the one that was a lot of sprinkles on top which one has the boxer Guy what's his name Floyd's perspective I pay me this much money was right boatload of cash and also give me the guy Rozier experience like me and CM Punk literally kill him but he hit him like petition it doesn't make sense oh my God now I can't walk and then he gets kicked in the same spot I like all Jesus Christ folding over getting front kicked in the gut Connors talkingshit to him get head kicked the bishop and then you're on that highlight reel using that over and over and over and over and you're on your back style used in karate style and you throw Sidekicks and just walk towards and thrown Sidekicks just so much into the cage why would you even want to box them you stay on total Wonderboy sides dance to stand like that swayback Lyoto Machida style and just throw sidekick keep them off you and then when the move is whenever it happened get that clay I would love to just come at Floyd like this walk straight forward like the Terminator to make it all the way add 170 he doesn't have a lot of muscle but he's got a little bit of fat and he's not letting you know it takes a long time to do it just as calories really ramps up is cardio just forces himself to do an hour of cardio after every training session no boy has 4 oz gloves on are you f****** kidding me he's impossible to hit he's going to hit him can you even kick his legs how fast is CM Punk kick you know I mean we're not talking about like it's not the movie he was like 13 or some s*** when I cast doesn't play dodgeball to resume not on my resume doesn't count soccer player basketball soccer player my Twitter handle basketball


    Joe Rogan - Cyborg is GOAT Female Fighter?
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    dude speaking of people getting f***** up how about that girl cyborg fight she looks scared when she got hit with the first one her eyes were like oh my God and God bless her man because your first fight in UFC Main Event short notice enjoy that you're not kind of a crazy thing to do right at your first fight in the UFC you've never mean she gets submitted by Tonya evinger she submitted Tonya and Tony submitted her and we know that she's at 1:35 or yeah that's her like wincing in pain as cyborg lower the boom cyborg down though he did that weird she's a 135 or man she really not big enough what is a stop in that Megan Anderson chick from coming over her work visa hold up there some b******* Trump I get it done got to go and watch the fight will cat zingano did won cyborg fight but since you lost that last one Riot beer aliviar split-decision single woman you needed she's fight two women or they need to be a dude in there but one girl's not going to be there I hate to tell you guys like it's just not going to Market that you tell me you wouldn't watch over CM Punk well I think you put her as co-main event a lot and some cards that have a lot of great fights I just think that there's a lot of people are always lucky that was a good fight cuz that was a fight with people that I can Holly you know is legit like real skillful boxer do you have a good holiday decision although she was never really went in that fudge she does for another five years when do you think about how long she's been around like way back then Gina Carano fight how old was she then Jesus men super young super young for a minute Tina Turner get out of it that's popped out at unitronic it I mean she just got paid Unicron would be if she was in the store right now this was the UFC 9 wow Cyborg vs Kick the Buddy suicide where was only like what 22 ish or takedown I cannot lose what do you mean get khabib up my b**** well she obviously has some physical attributes now when you think about the rest of the women at 1:45 no one stands out what they're going to do is Amanda Nunez that's the fight cyborg cyborg however for let's sit at 5 round cement 3 Rounds over those 3 Rounds she's I don't think she possesses the same Powers cyborg not saying it's a girl you do see it on their face to stop in to Gina Carano will watch it on the big screen it's horrific that's tough one it's horrific when she gets her down like two Hammers and she drops on over cyborg then I'm more cyber Fair now back then I was first team all Gina no one wanted that no one wanted that I thought I was after this is another fight this fight that be way bigger news but cyborg Amanda the good fight that's a real I just think over that time she's going to Lansing shot on sight words get hit but once I work it's you it's just can't play that game with her this there's no female in the world can play that game with her take when you hear you hear it just doesn't work who knows man jet one punch power legit smack him up power real black belt in Jiu-Jitsu very good at fighting knows how to fight for the fighter forget about all the things that you can do she puts together well you know who can fight cyborg yep she's greatest female thought about that hard to argue it's hard to argue with some caveats and they're obviously but hard to argue testing she still the best kind of jumped out the window will choose the best back there is hot cool now she's in the strictest the most strict testing pool of all time she still dominating so where's your argument there now that she retained all the s*** from when she was taking it back to the day retain something I'm not a brief thing though as Hector Lombard do you think they're different it it's different but it's also it's different as argument there but it's not different to the point where after that was a 2090 census after nine years she still retaining this muscle mass and she was born a bigger female


    Joe Rogan on Journalists Mad At Joey Diaz
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    I hi I wish we could tell you what we were talking about and get in trouble though he just texted me about it what Mackenzie Dern's derriere must I think your ass smells great right now and then I get it UFC he is not a writer he's not a journalist these writers have nothing to do so then how can we get hits let's talk about Joey Diaz reading any of our s*** I agree with you in somewhat but he definitely did do it like it ain't a bat here's my thing they can say whatever they want about what it said but if he was your friend and he texted you that you would do what I did because I'll show you he f****** texted me that of course I love the Joey text now Joey never would text message now I hope he doesn't keep the ideas he still calls though last week respectful it's Joey Diaz that he can say whatever he wants he doesn't work for the UFC he's not he's not that you're right I'm glad it does stink like that website and was going to report really upset really upset and you're not a Joey Diaz fan anyway you read that 95% of that is like that's hilarious the 5% of how could you report this big old giant Alexander karelin looking dude who wanted to f*** you and he was always making jokes about where your butthole must smell like just stop if someone is saying those things about but what I'm saying is if you look at it from the position of MMA writer person the person whose butt holes in question that would be an uncomfortable position to being right bunch of people talking about what your butthole smells like we just trying to make a living on TV very attractive which is what makes this funny I agree 100% I agree. Between that I want to watch black beasts a****** smells like something like that Cuban and the means Spanish obviously then go back and forth translate English and whatever whatever he can't get Joe is going to help him out with you know like if I'm if I talk to you faster if I say something doesn't understand it was going to jump and then they're going to give me awesome painting for you cuz he knows he knows how to be the life of the party like like no one counts pretty goddamn good attitude and entertainment room takeover room and some of the things apart around people who are trapped reroute a plane whenever something he can't go anywhere the funniest person he's made me laugh harder off stage that almost anybody


    Joe Rogan - Sturgill Simpson's Hilarious Dab Story
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    just too many bombs out there people still Rock The Bongo got to respect that you know like driving a manual car I never was a bomb guy too heavy man I got s*** to do me and I can't do that the hell down or the dab thing that I got friends in Colorado California smoker man to be honest on the road it keeps me occupied from time to time but from riding maybe but at home you knows no need so it the first time I did that s*** I didn't know it was you know I was pulled it like it was a big old bong rip and then I got very special bohners Lake. This gas or puke brightness think I was like dude I got to go home I feel like dogshit now and I'm pretty sure I'm dying so I had to do this apartment I was like it went out the door and turn the corner to go down the hallway tomorrow and is full-on vertigo like the hall every time I took a step the hallway got twice as long as like this is f***** up my wife is out of the country on work at time I was like sitting down in the hallway just like trying to get my s*** together man attack is just like sweating and remember this voice and get up you stupid junkie f*** before somebody comes out here and sees you you know sitting in the hallway like a dumbass and I managed to like pop out of it as soon as I get back to my place and sit down on the couch everything was fine but it was just so initial and the rush I was like I don't nobody needs to be that stone you know that fast I'm sorry is what kind of milligram G Gatten you think $3,000 glass bezel you guys are taking this shitt way too seriously yeah there you could be cured f****** cancer somewhere right now I'm pretty sure if they put the effort energy and mine power and have you seen the laser bongs now somewhat I got a video Cinema De Lux Calico pressure activated laser bong like shoots a beam and ignites the Flower of Jesus like that wise what's box that guy John what is the thing is they might be curing cancer face colonies of somebody's going to need to build you know how many cancer patients are taking dabs that might be the key out here probably a lot get them on it if I buy if I was dying of terminal cancer that's when you want to meet that high look at this thing cooking good question takes a big hit wow anyway I totally understand that he's like the only thing that made it okay but yeah it just Comfort Inn so I when I add to have a sinus surgery we talked about this when we played the Grammys out here last year I was sick as f*** man like I was getting all year for like the last year-and-a-half on Rosie's horrible sinus infections all the time when I thought I would just as soon as allergies Tennessee's really bad about that and we go to Texas or Atlanta places and in October when they always crazy dogwoods are kicking off and I lose Boise and Reno by no fault of my own it became very frustrating from a torn standpoint cuz I feel like I was always sick because I was so we flew out to the Grammys I was all plugged up and couldn't sing obviously big is Gigan my life kind of stressing it so the label guy sent me to this doctor who looked up in there and realizing I probably had my nose broken at some point or but just really deviated septum when I was younger so like a broken air filter but it deleted the the scan Leo all the cavities or just completely caked with residual bacterial infection he's like he's like if you get on a plane and fly home you probably going to get meningitis so we had to play the Grammys he put you like new to me with all this s*** all you know what he did it open it up for like a day so I was able to sing so the next day the whole band they flew home I just stay out here for like nine days I think and go in every morning twice a day for IVs for him to clean that s*** out so I could fly home so then we came back and did this surge free to correct it all I like winter and scraped and clean them all out and s*** and along with the the septum they fix the acceptance I haven't had a single issue since all that happened I've been sick one time just like change my life but while I was recuperating long story short I didn't want to take any of the opioid or the f****** pills that they gave me to deal with the pain is like I'm not taking that s*** I'm either going to give me this for 4 weeks like no no way and so I just got a bunch of medical strength edibles and my wife and the kids had to come my way to run house was about to be here to like recover and s*** and men just laying in bed listening to headphones Stoned Out of My Mind for like a week recovering and that's kind of awesome because you feel like when you're actually in pain or when you need that type of that heavy type of alleviation what what it is actually doing and offering you interns relief and it gave me a whole new understanding respect for like the medical side of this s*** here we are back and then my buddy who did Dell some pre-series cancer said it was literally the only thing that made him feel better so what I do for you Alexi your terrible agony the sword away like that to me Edibles cause your body actually needs it needs it I laid there listening to headphones and came up with the record I'm working on that is just great for me cuz it was like that's what I want to do next you know it's so crazy but if you can take that ride you get something out of it and sometimes people take the ride and the feeling is just too to self-examine ettore to paranoia & dusing sometimes you just can't handle on a map issue I mean if anything I know she's going to f*** part up you know from a medical stands like I do I can't see any reason why we're still even talking about this you know. Doesn't make sense giant pharmaceutical companies and they would realize how much more money they would be losing every year if marijuana becomes fully legal they've already lost money for sure I guarantee you these people find edible marijuana right now that would have bought pain pills they know it also insurance companies yet you know on-the-job accidents all we had weed in a system we're not going to pay that song I got my life insurance now man is crazy I did one of the first interviews ever did I think talked about like the first time I moved to Nashville and how like I don't really know anybody and it was just like 2005 and it was a different town than until like a base Leon I said I spent most of my time listening in playing bluegrass drinking which is pretty much what everybody does the first year they moved to Nashville but then I feel like after that why I moved out to Utah and got this job and sobers work on time so somebody put on my Wikipedia page that I've talked about my struggles with alcohol and those people read that s*** me when I had to get a life insurance policy like they should have they read all the interviews and leave while you were really open about this and that and I was like yeah like so we do the whole medical test and of course I test positive for THC because I'm on the road all the time I was like but I don't I don't smoke it you know Vapor Edibles I don't act amount of smoke or never smoke cigarettes but they list you as a smoker and now I have like a criminally f****** insane yearly life insurance policy because of course like you know anything crazy f****** premium just to make sure my family is okay if I die on a business trip they tested me and they said well you tested positive for pot I go yeah that's cuz I smoked pot already know that like what you doing trying to pretend it's stupid it's a dumb thing but that doesn't make any sense you need to test how healthy right now you don't know what you're doing the problem is you don't know what you're doing you're the insurance guy you don't know what you're doing you know what you were doing you would look at each individual and go out this guy's fine this guy's healthy is concentrating on his health this guy doesn't smoke pot and just eat sugar all day this guy's kind of f***** up there's no statistics to back that up there's no statistics say the people smoke pot or more likely to get diseases or die of some sort of a f****** debilitating syndrome that came about because of overuse of THC doesn't exist but then I've been testing you for alcohol can breaking your ass off every night is completely fine at 5 p.m. but kill that six-pack coming her build this train the next morning and I thought that was always the guys that made me nervous meanwhile he's taking something that's completely hindering his thought processes is stability his emotions are all out of whack like she's Puckett drunk as s*** doesn't know what he's doing he's he's wrestling his brain is wrestling with alcohol right now which is one of the weirdest depressants you know awful what are the weirdest drugs you spent a lot of time on the road traveling constantly one you can drink special at NRA just does things that we look at a room full of people every night that are Hammer I was really drunk or like if you work with people I don't I refuse to I don't I don't like really let people drink and my band on the road and headset the guy that has one drink and instantly turns into a different mother f***** all together and then by the time he's on that third one everybody's like how much longer we got to do this and there's a lot of those guys out there to lot of people I didn't know that existed till the first time I met one one where the switch goes off make a gerbil out of the Jekyll and Hyde till the first time I met one one where the switch goes off and a gerbil out of the jekyll-and-hyde drunk yeah they get gerbil eyes like a horrible eyes wow that's a good way to know


    Joe Rogan on The Genius of Led Zeppelin
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    rolling on a river that is a rockstar. Here's the problem we know too much about them all the Mysteries gone used to be like Robert Plant would come down and f****** Magic Carpet we know where he's coming from you know at the time thought he was on his Panthers tight as a glove no shirt is like a shirt is completely open right is it be completely bare chested long hair and a voice that you never heard before you never heard someone sing like hold out of love means just he's doing something different he's got some new thing going on and you don't know s*** about him there's no f****** podcast that he does he doesn't have a Twitter page reset stupid s*** about Trump classic songs on radio now but they never put single they refuse to do singles to didn't do press wanted to see Led Zeppelin you had to go to the show YouTube small-time I love Robert Plant but always felt like a Steve Marriott always wanted to hear what that would sound like if he didn't look out for Humble Pie f****** incredible voice and I'm supposed to be I'm not I want to say maybe page one of them but he couldn't do it I know they talk to me Rod Stewart the faces at the time or earlier there was Robert Plant wasn't Choice number one John Paul Jones known each other through session work in the mid-60s and when The Yardbirds broke up Jimmy somehow thought he had rights the name and he wanted to put together like a super band of all his the favorite his favorite musicians he played with and Bonham was recommended by the bass player John Paul Jones was Eddie going like talk him into it cuz he was playing with bands that only paid him a lot more money everytime like bands that are put together by labels it wasn't Jimmy Page was a genius and in a very you know Visionary kind of guy so he knew he needed to build this band to take over the world that's what he did great producer to sometimes it can be sloppy but I like that I like I hate perfect nothing more boring than perfect guitar similar to like a voice like sometimes to do to have a raspy crazy f***** up voice and it just makes it right I mean yeah any real artist player with an instrument it doesn't matter what the guitar is with amp or anything like anybody that has their thing they can pick up anything and within like 3 notes you just know it's that person crazy f*****-up voice and it just makes it right I mean yeah any real artist player with an instrument it doesn't matter what the guitar is with amp or anything like anybody that has their thing they can pick up anything and within like 3 notes you just know it's that person


    Joe Rogan - Google Listens to Our Conversations?
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    he's a he's a a Bitcoin believer I'm a Bitcoin this me I'm like I don't understand that and I probably never will so I'm going to stay over here yeah it's a good move yeah if you could be proven to be a stable or more stable than money I think we just go for it that's what I think all these old crazy Rich Banker dude's money when you can just do nerd money does digital nerd money is people having to agree to it right that had all your info on it and all your remaining you don't you do that startle cool walking to movie man you know completely again to try Twitter again if I told Jason Isbell to give it a second shot but I realize my kids are way more interesting and I can front you know I just rather be writing a song or doing something else right now but one night while we were all had a group text going on and somebody said something made it a lot of 80s film Buffs and herb and somebody made a Jean-Claude Van Damme reference and dual in 5 minutes later I'm not in any way exaggerating is my wife and I are sitting here watching TV and Netflix and he's like my entire channel is full of Jean-Claude Van Damme selections knowsley what in the f*** is going on I've never watched the film ever on Netflix and now there's all this static somehow that got crossed marketed to my television set just cuz I'm all my telephone talking about this f****** guy freaked me out and I was like no more I'm dumping everything I've heard people talking weird conversations on the phone with someone and then what they were talking about showed up in there ads on their on their laptop how's that work how does that work I don't know if they listening constantly something and he says yes yes yes 100% de listening to us goddamnit shemales free for a reason you know that's what I think when you buy the Alexa do you dislike yes crazy things your house you talk to and it listens to everything f*** all that I just seems like to hackable stop weird man drops a roof collapses I have no strings your house you talk to and it listens to everything f*** all that I just seems like to hackable stop weird Man by the way this is just the first drops of water that's going through before a roof collapses cuz it's coming


    Joe Rogan - Marijuana is the GREATEST Plant
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    windows are going the first thing that we did is make a really good help hemp protein powder and one we're looking into it would I can't even believe that you can't grow this doesn't do anything to your Consciousness is 0 it doesn't affect you at all because it's related to pot it's illegal National Hemp Museum is in Versailles Kentucky is it rain where I graduate high school Accounting in tarnation I don't know something about the Limestone soil conditions the humidity sunlight and he was really really well wow the first legal 508 acre hemp Farm in Kentucky unveiled so now it's legal in October so now they can grow it beautiful I don't live there anymore word would you just talked about something I was going to bring up something about something about new with legalization marijuana Kentucky amazing built everything was made the first Henry Ford Model T where he made the fenders out of him he's hitting it with a hammer and not know that if you got to watch this will play this for you it's the craziest should ever the Henry Ford's very first car that he made who made the fenders out of hemp and you're watching him hit this f****** fender with a hammer and a hammer is bouncing off the fender check this out and is crazy I mean I don't know when was this what did it say Jamie was a time it said there 41 sew in 1941 before it was illegal so is made and it was made illegal right around the time where alcohol prohibition attended and they needed something to go after so then they started using the same class to go after weed and this was pretty that look at this he's hitting this f****** thing with the back of an ax it just bouncing off it was also a great way to came from Mexican slang for wild tobacco didn't have anything to do with marijuana they just created this thing like when they made it illegal to people that were didn't even understand they're making hemp illegal they had all that explain it to everybody and they were laid out like tax stamps that you had understood that guy was the craziest so here it is this guy's hitting this hemp fender with a f****** Hammer a neurons testing it Henry Rollins God damn it look you barely smudge the thing I mean they're so Superior to metal and it's easy it's a renewable resource like we f*** this up so bad it's so obvious is one of the biggest examples of why you drone on about pot all the time things like that or one of the biggest examples of just how egregious making it illegal is it is a it's one of the most amazing plants we've ever discovered you can make your house out of it you can f****** eat at if you can get high with it you can make your clothes with it it has all the amino acids you could use for heating oil what helps a host of different diseases I know a lot of people that have like serious inflammation problems they smoke some weed and they're all right just lightens everything up and it's illegal and you can grow it you grow your own you can grow a s*** ton of in your backyard anybody could have a sprinkler okay you got some good dirt you got some weed she just had some some some health stuff and it's like you know how do I know she's pretty old school isn't anything with these doctors are going to offer that she's going to make her feel awful and have to go through all of those give you comfort and Aries nausea and make you want to eat food or those kind of things like why wouldn't you want someone you love and care about the have that within at the same time you know you aren't person trying to feed pots your grandmother yeah it's a hard sell the Hard Sell it's just stunning how well propaganda from 1933 carrot all the way the f*** to 2018 stunning is it the Cannabis just Google that and you'll just start reading all the s*** it okay if it seems to me that enough people would go away what what are we doing likewise it legal guide from it like no one more people die of aspirin every year cuz zero die from pot so it's a really the number zero it doesn't mean that people are going to get high walking to traffic some somewhere going to properly could be a lot they were high and looking at their phones you don't see that here at like you doing in Nashville a drive around and that's like if that can't hate that everytime drive around town everybody's texting buddies look at Daddy can always spot on the interstate we even home but you don't see that California because I really have you lost about how is the Bachrach literally wasn't looking at my car and he was just looking at her phone and working her some and occasionally like looking up at the screen or looking up at the windshield like you crazy lady you think just cuz you're going 40 miles an hour that's okay cuz you're on a side street like you're not even looking where you going who knows the bike was there boom you run over some guy's leg what in the f*** lady or dude maybe I'll miss gendering I don't know I don't know what her status is you got to be real careful today Stargell man some surprising that none of that's really hit the music business as far as it is but there's just yeah try to just do my thing yeah today I would like I would like us to figure this out better I would like us to do just a little bit better job being nice to each other getting it together nothing yeah weird weird world we live in today I would like I would like us to figure this out better I would like us to do just a little bit better job being nice to each other getting our s*** together


    Joe Rogan - Matt Stone & Trey Parker Are Geniuses
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    like I saw Book of Mormon that was the last time I went to a play it was like for DC Hamilton one of my kids look at me exist but I thought I actually saw it twice and I thought it was something could be Matt and Trey they're on another planet like they're find somewhere else that's perfect Team America what they accomplished in the movie uncut scenes though they had sex and drop blocks on each other and Krystal each other and then it widens out and it's a marionette in France using a marionette that it was like a really shity looking and you her all these Atkins up what the f*** do we pay spent all this money oh my God it's so funny that they could have like we got to give us some of it you know they went over us a little over the line just keep going. That's how they worked f****** s***** makeup we need a Top Gun actor that's what he says because your gun after it's too bad this took so long to make so doesn't it make another one was broke as it's happening and it filming it doing it over and over and multiple camera angles this is him. And then it was it then it's basically the Star Wars Cantina when he walks in and you know is Dick a f*** yeah football electrical ball and if they can then it just a joke comes out so mean it doesn't get like old TV show reference yet so mean who sings in there like there's a scene where were Ted telling him about the weed he bought it was like I just like I forget the exact I like but it's like he's like yeah it's called like kill me now please the movie out in just a few Renee about you cuz there's other stuff that's really funny in that movie they having the best wife ever really funny if he's still in love with Mary that's like a joke that kind of she's still in love with another woman cuz there's other stuff that's really funny in that movie to get lost like Chris Chris Elliott having the best wife ever is really funny but he's still in love with Mary that's it's like a joke that kind of she's like a job and he's like still in love with another woman


    Joe Rogan - SHOCKED By Lobotomy Stories
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    and it only runs all that go up to the top so we can read the the thing all you remember me in the lab here are the facts whenever you hear that they've already been making people out of pigs right by the time you hear that gets to US mean how far down the ladder are we on the information food chain you know human blood in a lab Hitman I have a Google Alerts after that watch Pig lungs filter human blood in the lab you get overwhelmed it's everyday everyday I don't stop with the pig blood people growing getting that you know I like Snakehead maybe it just got distorted over the years to be like you froze like a stone but instead of just you were discovered like a rock how about a little pressure and they thought you were you were possessed seizure phlebotomy where they go to the eyeball go to that photo that kid right above where your cursor is right there bam whoa whoa they lobotomized blood holy s*** dude oh my God that's insane to imagine that they thought that was a good thing to do with a thought that was a good thing to do during the time where you can take pictures yeah but these are photographs has existed 100% in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest United States and around 10,000 in Western Europe holyshit the procedure became popular because there was no alternative and because it was seen to alleviate several social crisis has overcrowding in psychiatric institutions and the increasing cost of caring for mentally ill patients so they couldn't take care of her so they just scrambled overfed of gruel what the f*** man what the f*** man that's crazy how many people that is yet look at the Kennedy I think it's more night like JFK sister's got a lobotomy 2000 Fresno recently was doing a gig jobs in Fresno recently was doing a gig I was doing a gig in Fresno


    Joe Rogan - I Want UFO's to Be Real!
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    well soon we're going to have warned space Rory I don't know if you've been paying attention to the news some visible on the guy was saying that we have to prepare for the possibility of war in space that this is inevitable inevitable possibility probably with drones let me ask you this what was your what was your take on that and UFO thing what is this I had no idea how the government was like we have no idea what this object is in her the pilot in the air like what the f*** is that I don't know what it is and it's a UFO and it's doing things in the end of everywhere just stop talking about I don't believe these things enough I pay barely pay attention they come my way and it's real news site right but what is the video can we see the video again again metabank.com what they did was they change the perspective from one X2 2x so when see when you're looking at something zoomed-in things move faster your sight picture is much quicker when you're at normal aside pictures slow as like as you zoom in everything was faster so anything moved out of frame so fast it was because it had been zoomed in on not because it took off at some insane with the government and look at it these metabunk guys looked at the video and you can see all the numbers on the screen when you look at the video you see like what is perspective adult next to any points out of look here goes to X2 and then it just moves out of frame it's not even see if you find a photo to point them out that's what I was hoping they would all like our planet needs plastic do you have any weed liquid in the ocean need to take it all in and then they just cleaned it all up and things got better like they went to the Pacific Garbage Patch and just left the Pacific Garbage Patch Aleutian is some sort of a machine that likes Kim's the the ocean for plastic and collect all the plastic and I don't know what what was powered by I want to say it's powered it's a solar-powered thing was a concept behind it like a rumba giant ocean cleanup machine is going into production Avenger says a technology will solve the Marine plastic crisis but some scientists are skeptical as they should be are scientists boy Onslaught 8 million tons a year the craziest thing is how like the ocean current Aldi to one place you have a weird I think they said it breaks down all of that particles are all the the rather plastic at these weird little particle it's really a horrible horrible who's seen that party balloon but once you zoom in on something that's what happened so many few if you've ever looked through a binocular you trying to hold a binocular the more powerful the binoculars are the more like the picture at the end seems shaky at same as resume in on your phone take a picture so I think it's an optical zoom digital object apparently it's just so funny to me another one to that was like this was the day before he posted was a second video similarly I don't know if this was the one that there was nobody wants UFOs to be more real than me that's why I was asking you about it but I don't I don't buy a lot of the thinking that goes behind these things cuz people just want to think that it's real it want to think it's real so bad that they do not looking at it completely objectively if it is real we got to know for sure and there's no way you know for sure this just doesn't seem like we know for sure this seems more like what he saying is correct if they if you see the perspective shift do you see the way the thing move shift with this what we talked about earlier about like the government and conspiracies like that's a perfect example the government like we have no idea what this is and we're confirming it was a UFO and then guy to order the government like to get the f****** balloon dish it says the flare around too much closer engine rotate independently of the rotation of the plane was that mean we're halfway in the middle of this explaining something a long and drawn-out yeah there's a lot of these things that have been proven to be horseshit and people see the video footage and they think all my God it's you I fell like there's a lot of weird things you see in these like real blurry infrared scans of shed or whatever that is night vision scan will you look at it and Hugo okay UFO look what is that is not real and if someone says that there's no way they could have faked that then then I'm curious but right now I just think too many people wanted to be real get the balloon and you zoomed in on you f****** idiots look at this two-way that's my point about government conspiracy Some Like It just seems like an confidence to me it could be like nobody looked at that closer to be involved in a top-secret operation you've been carefully selected we're going to rely on you you've been carefully selected by this member Spies Like Us stupid dude interview people in their Farms share that are high on moonshine and crystal meth and I thought it was


    Joe Rogan - Starbucks Sells Drugs!
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    a little a little scary a little new age anafe that's what takes from Tait Fletcher from their Kohinoor caveman coffee Simply Delicious and really pumps you up well play caffeine I want to see the venti Starbucks is like 250 or 240 and that's it to 72 touch mode queso eventi why was I wrong 415 tall is amazing at like 40 mg hugging a delicious being fingered but it's also you don't think that you could not have one brewed cup of coffee is 95 mg so yeah so Starbucks this way more at it's a lot more for some reason thought in my head like a cup of coffee for my Diner has reasonable small cups of coffee caffeine up some people get super conditioned to it like tape my friend take the owner of the company he can drink five of those f****** things to a gorilla makers and Coke the f*** you up I can try to keep up with try to keep up a couple friends like that. I can't try to keep up with a couple friends like that.


    Joe Rogan on the Abortion Debate
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    you know it's like when I get annoyed at the Christian right you know they'll always like all abortions are you killing babies what we need to do is have those babies and support young mothers who who who was the last time you f****** volunteers to support a young single mom who had a baby Christian dude posting on Twitter with the last time you give us a Saturday of your day that take that kid to the zoo people that think they're good person because you're a Christian but how much how much do you really act on it is outside Planned Parenthood the data go help that kid who didn't get aborted in his mom can't feed him stop by there instead of holding a sign about the devil clinic for women it's it's weird it is weird is it it's a it's a weird thing that you can do it to know that if we don't do anything and we take care of ourselves like if you get the first countdown like countdown like it's almost like we agree that there's like levels to the countdown like in the first couple of days no one gives a s*** what happened play tiny little thing and then when is it become when do you side decide that the person I get I Get By the way it looks like one listen I get the argument and you know I do think that I have my own personal philosophy on how I would handle a situation but I don't see where woman no no I'm saying if I was in a relationship with a woman and she got pregnant at the end of the day but my point being I do believe that like it's a weird thing to just tell other people what they're supposed to do or not I do I fill out and about gay marriage I feel that way about everything it's like it's a strange thing to be able to dictate to someone else how they said they're supposed to live because there's too many people doing that looks like I get it I can't say that do you want me to not have a gun you hate everyone we're going to have assault rifles they didn't have the foresight to see that so then we have to rethink what that mean they didn't know we were going to have Twitter entertainment industry used to be like you want to hear a song Griffin a dick Locke will let you know what's on the side of the people that are anti-abortion there's one side of you that have to logically interpret that if these people really did feel like babies were being murdered like it was their perspective that babies were being murdered if you completely ignore that perspective and just try to say it's a woman's health issue like I get almost get where they're mine I don't think that they should be interfering in anybody's life especially when something is legal and when they tell you you have to look at what it actually is if you don't airplane game the game is you want your side to be correct but the reality is this is a very complicated weird thing there's like a life in your body and for sure guy should be able tell girl what you can do totally agree with that I think you know it's just it's a very complicated thing but like a life-form that will eventually become a person is inside your body what are you do what you imagine we had to make that decision and we're lucky that checks do it cuz we don't think correctly for that for that probably have no ability that way those out yet but I do think that the when I think about that I agree with you we don't think correctly for that for that property have no ability that way those ashes but I do think that the let you know when I think about that I agree with you tonight and I think most issues in the country or like that and that's the whole problem there's no rationality and either side


    Joe Rogan on Words You Shouldn't Say
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    not and I also think that like reality at some point we'll always superseded Nerf padding yeah there's always going to be pushed back on that we go look like I don't want to offend anybody but let you know and I do agree that like there's a movement by the left that really does push I didn't think I'm doing this charity event for program for kids mainly inner-city black kids and I'm hosting it with my you might get really funny comic black dude and we went to meet with the guys for this charity and they were telling us that you know where they have an auction like a lot of money for the program that's a very basically 99.9% of every charity that they were like we're going to have that option as of what what do you mean you can't use the word auction it's a sensitive word for you know the community is like I didn't yard goes you think they did that with when they were doing that with slaves I do not think they talked like that I don't know what their technique was but I do know when I think of the word auction and then you had to stop saying it that way just go back to gay happy like Flynn do you can't but you can't for me growing up was the thing we just said about everything all that going to being sarcastic when I didn't exactly like something was stupid was gay mean homosexual loved to been at the intersection when gay went bad they took the word gay and turn it into either a negative like that's gay or homosexuality homosexuality before I don't know I don't know if the connection came from the fact that light bill I got those guys have gay they're like being like cuz they're being like really you know like they're really happy really really uncomfortable had to be like a time in between where was real confusing right where they didn't hadn't fully established would have met yet and what people like hey man are you gay get offended by Alexa CIA director being people's no no I'm saying what I say or don't say is what I say or don't say it I take my licks if I have to but people get offended by actually I feel like they need to have too many hugs you know what I think there's just too much I think it really goes back to our lives are easy now so we have a lot of free time to come up with bulshit electricity how to free time to come up with b******* it's like if we had to actually we didn't have electricity or we'd have like all this he's we wouldn't be harping on this stuff it's just like you have a lot of downtime a lot of downtime do you like to start a blog


    Joe Rogan - Should Government Pay For Transgender Surgery?
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    did you hear about I read an article about how somebody was like I know I'm supposed to have a hand here but it feels so f****** foreign that and there's been multiple recorded cases of this where they will shove their f****** hand and dry ice so that they can get amputated that afterwards I'm free I finally feel normal thank you and they save it to them yeah what that shows like the variation in human psychology is so f****** brought that it's scary because when you really digested that exist you also can understand how well there's monsters out there to want to f****** Massacre people and they dream about that s*** and that's that's how they get their rocks off the human mind very so much for so many different past the thoughts can go down and there's so many different weird pathologies that that the mind is capable of but the idea that you would think that you're supposed to be handicapped right not handicapped chop off a foot or something like that it's really I mean it's not common we shouldn't say it's common but it's it's it's definitely documented so let me ask you what's your take on if somebody's transgender and they want the surgery and let's say they're either in the military or they're in prison or something like that that's something that you think should be provided for them or no question I haven't thought about it too much I don't think so I don't think that that's an elective surgery and people would say no it's not elective surgery but you think that other people should pay for that boy I don't know I don't know what it is I don't have it okay so if I was going to say I know why people are transgender they're transgender because of dysmorphia they're transgender because of gender dysmorphia they're they're transgender because of this because of that cuz of abuse cuz of you know there is there easily susceptible to suggestion I would just be talking out of my ass I don't really know I would imagine though there was a broad spectrum of reasons why someone becomes transgender some of them being that they literally have the wrong programming in their brain some of them being that they could have thought they were f****** wood elf or the dates the furry got it when it was explained to me like okay imagine that you as a straight you know cisgender male is on whatever it is they're born biologically male but they're really feel like their women or vice versa so if that's the case and it's basically like torture for them to not be the other thing but then I kind of understand that and I'm in favor of them being able to get that surgery where they lose me not transgender people but where I'm I get lost in this whole conversation is like the gender fluidity one like I was a male now I'm a woman there's things that are real in their things that are not real and I feel like it Daddy legitimizes the ones that are real when you go to Goofy and too far and you try to pretend like gender fluidity is a thing isn't it what we were talking about earlier when we talked about left-wing people versus right-wing people that eat in the term left-wing people anybody can join and you going to get people like the green haired people that were disrupting Heather heying Speech cuz she was saying there's a difference between men and women you going to get those nutty Fockers and then you going to get people just reasonable people that happen to be big brother you going to get that with gender fluidity you going to get that with people that are transgender you going to get that with people that are you know you just going to get a wide variety it's very difficult to nail things down decide but for like for everybody who looks at that and then gets turned off that and says you know what I find more with a right-wing because of that culture stuff like I get that feeling over the cultural issues but again the point that I would make them is just don't forget that when I talk about politics when I talk about where I fall on the political Spectrum to me I break it down Tour on policy and where I fall on the policy issues and what we should Implement in order to fix the country and all those issues like we were talking about earlier pretty reliably left-wing and the poll showed that the American people actually lean in that direction so if you focus on those issues the economic issues the substance of issues that changed people's lives then you know I think that one look at the culture issues as almost like a diversion because it really is a gateway to other ideas that I think are terrible so I think the idea of people on the left calling out that goofiness is a good thing that you can redirect them and be like I actually stand for this is what people who are on the left and one improve people's lives really want to fight for you this thing where everyone's forced to say that Caitlyn Jenner is beautiful like you to say that she was beautiful and that she's a hero and that's where you get the gateway to the right a giant wave on the left of the take no bulshit approach to gender thing to you you need to be open to all avenues of this discussion and one thing but I think we need to be open to we need to think very carefully about why it is that someone needs surgery to be themselves why it is as someone needs exogenous hormones that that aren't native to their biology to beat himself like someone who wants to take a stream is born a male I'm Gonna Leave You Feel that you are a woman or you feel that you're in the wrong body does it make sense that nature wants you to get surgery does it make sense that nature wants you to take hormones that don't exist in your body is this is a this is a rational area of contention and discussion this is something that people should talk about like when if someone is forced to wear lipstick and high heels and make-up and walking down the street but that's not who you are when that frustrate you yes it would but it doesn't necessarily conversely work where are you are walking down the street without lipstick and high heels and make-up you think that's what I'm supposed to have with no because that's not real like lipstick is something you choose to apply high heels or something you choose to where it's not it's no one's forcing you to not have those things on so you saying that those things are what you we are well know you're adding those things to you what you really are is you no makeup naked wake up in the morning take off your clothes that's where the f*** you really are if you say that you should have the right to wear makeup in the right to wear lip of course she have the right to get your face tattoo like a Mowry have the right to do whatever you want but that that's who you really are that that's somehow your true self it might be an underlying psychological issue there that's irrelevant and to discuss that puts you in this category being transphobic or insensitive or or right-wing I don't think that's accurate or Fair because I think this is a real weird issue is very weird and I think the only people the truly understanding are the people that are going through it themselves the people that actually have it and you know we can call upon those people to explain it to us what do you get a broad spectrum of answers from those people as your kind of like depression you give chemical assistance to somebody who's going through depression everybody goes right good because you want that person to feel like you're happy and normal so even think that that's good I think exhaust all the possibilities first including exercise and diet that's it for sure but there are examples of people who they do but why do they have that genuine chemical imbalance Johann Hari on the podcast he makes a lot of really good points about like what is it that's happening in your life your your your situation with your relationship your career your life your health all these different things need to be taken into consideration so just putting some duct tape over it and the term of these ssris and all these different psych medications and they're handing out just as easy as they're handing out oxycontin's their passes f****** things around her only assure paper you're supposed to go yes that person should be healthy and what's your name Santa Maria who you had on the podcast before and she talks about how listen I was depressed and they tried a whole bunch of different antidepressant they finally got me on one that worked and then she says like listen I want people to understand you need to look at this like treatment look at it like you know hey I've got a f****** disease and feel better the Throne of Science and she thinks that this is the way to handle and she might be right it also might be possible that if she had rigorous exercise and really a daily basis cleaned up her diet and did a bunch of other things that maybe that would be just as effective if not more I don't know I don't know I don't know what she's done but I think that automatically assuming that this this blanket statement called depression which could be what does that even mean you're not happy with your station in life what does that mean you're not happy with your body was that mean I don't know it B&W you can tell me that you have it you know what it is when you have it but how do you know that what you have is the same as what that guy has with what she has what other right-to-left sure we don't know but we do know is the human body reacts in very different ways when it's well-fed with nutrients when you exercise on a daily basis you flood your body with a natural endorphins that come from that exercise when you surround yourself with a loving Community when you engage in things that are rewarding to you all these things very positive effect in the way your mind works as well as the way your body feels the way your body feels has a positive result on the way your mind works to think of either one as being independent of each other I think is ignorant is the same thing people take a pill and that pills effective enough they go well this is my thing this is what dishwasher for me okay but at what cost are overprescribed and people rely on them too much and it's part of the culture in a negative way totally agree with you if if we look at the example of say paranoid schizophrenia where it's somebody who literally C should that's not there and it's a genuine psychological water with a needed very powerful drugs like Seroquel try and I guess so in the case of transgenderism what if it's more analogous to a mental state that's as real as that where the if you know what I mean like other day solution surgery sexual reassignment surgery and how do we even know I don't know but but should you have to pay for it well that's been that gets into the broader conversation about who should pay for medical coverage. Right but is that is this an elective thing like how about girls that identify with a girl who has big tits identifies a girl have big tits and I have little tits and I would really like someone blurry and you're Vince this is the key to your happiness how is that any different than a person and you could get mad at me all you want but you were talking with the physical state sure to physical state of someone like how how can you how can you say that the only way to fix this or how could you not offer that up as a possible Avenue that these people to pursue it if you if there's any surgery that can help you and you want other people to pay for that surgery I don't care because it's a pertains to gender doesn't mean we have to Autumn yaqui ask I don't think that's anything is rational and it would it comes to breasts or other other various elective surgeries I strongly feel that people should pay for those themselves sure I will absolutely when it comes to the breast totally agree 1% honest and Dave answer the question as to whether or not doing that surgery is effective what do not here's a problem there's a massive massive suicide rate is over 40% so even even post operation Operation that's one more the suicides are vs. Sexual reassignment operation I am pretty sure that it's very similar but it doesn't change and then there's also causation vs. correlation right is it because they were depressed because they were in the wrong body that led them down this road and now here they are and they just can't get past it even if they have the surgery they're still bummed out they're not accepted by society as a woman even if it become a trans when they're still not accepted by society and could that be changed by us being more open-minded and loving and nurturing environment call gender dysphoria and now if you use the term gender dysphoria it's hate speech are u-turns it must talk about this might get this podcast demonetized I'm sure it will be then wouldn't it actually be a medical condition where the treatment should be paid for this a good question is that the correct treatment for someone who thinks that they should have no hand should you chop that hand off what do you think I don't know she just have a penis off hello Caitlyn Jenner getting a statement after she did that she said that she is no more of a woman now that she wasn't for well then hey definitely keep your dick if you were still a woman before I mean fully accepted by that community and become a spokesperson by the kennel and it's funny because she's she's super right-wing on other issues remember when she went on to suggest she was a very traditional getting paid from the Kardashians she's a male Kardashian that she always was that's what she always what she's on that f****** frivolous ridiculous show and she became a really bizarre side note and pop culture and that's what's going on me and you listen to a toxic for the worst spokespeople ever for the trans community but it's like the woman who created Sirius Satellite Radio she also created satellite navigation system she's be a man in fact very very brilliant person I interviewed her for Syfy for that Joe Rogan questions everything show she created a model of her wife who became a woman robot of her her wife and she's like constantly programming it and change and adding known a new language and new vocabulary to it and she thinks eventually as technology and prove she's going to be able to recreate her wife in a robot form by the way another great example Brianna 2011 Swedish study indicated suicide rates remain high after sex reassignment surgery the Swedish study reports that people have had sex reassignment surgery are 19 times more likely to die by Suicide then is a general relation to be fair to be fair I see the sources lifesitenews which is a very very right when it's true but the national Center for transgender equality reported in 2014 that 40% of the people identify as transgender attempted suicide very well may be true I'm just saying that's a No-No No-No Center for transgender equality is breaking up this article that is a high suicide rate amongst transgender bullet pre and post reassignment surgery okay we go back to the same thing it doesn't necessarily mean that they couldn't be happy if they weren't just fully accepted by Society I mean I don't know if you know the transgender movement Brianna Westbrook is a candidate who's running for office and there's actually special election today and she's running for congress and she's really inspirational I know about her because I found a Justice Democrats which was a group that it was going to primary corporate Democrats and run candidate to take no corporate Pac money and she's one of the candidates and will you find is the people who are really respectful are the people who like she happens to be transgender but she's not putting that you know I'm saying like she's a person exactly and she's going hear the things I believe in and I think this will improve everybody's lives on these issues and it's not like hey I'm transgender if you don't vote for me than your biggest rival open-mindedness is it incredibly critical in our why diverse society and when people when people push back against that it creates all sorts of giant problems and I just think it doesn't matter you should be able to do whatever you want to do it if it doesn't affect you what do you care I think we should read be really really really careful but we do the children now and there is no I think you made a bunch of good points like when is it okay to to say you know what okay if you want to do the surgery now you can do the surgery well there's a there's a guild going back to Heather heying and Eric Weinstein there was a article that I believe Erick not Erick I'm sorry Brett Brett Weinstein put up on his Twitter yesterday or maybe it was her but they were discussing this this real problem with kids who are really young where becomes a trendy thing to to think that they're in the wrong gender and they get reinforcements from the very Progressive friends who also get it excited about this idea and then to intervene surgically or chemically when your body still in development you're 13 or whatever the f*** you are you don't know what you are yet and you should be able to give your if a chance to grow and develop but there's a lot of people that disagree including people that are already transgender that in my mind they're probably more supportive of because they want more people to do it like Steven Crowder had this weird thing where he and Jared that guy that he doesn't show with went to this meeting they were talking about they did just sit his undercover film thing they're talking about their six-year-old like is that too young to transition them and they like no matter fact studies show that it does feel good to ice a good time to do it and that you could Tran back if he changes his mind and he was like what the f*** are you talking about no you can't using hormone blockers in a kid you going to radically affect the way that kid develops is a grown adult I don't know what line is the proper line adulthood but ultimate 116 using hormone blockers in a kid you got to radically affect the way that kid develops as a grown adult yeah I don't know what line is the proper line adulthood but ultimately is it 16


    Joe Rogan - Trump Can Win in 2020
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    and this goes back to the thing about Trump swear I told you on CNN all they did for an hour and a f****** half as hell. Russia and it's like I'm sitting there going I just cover the story on my show last week about how the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is a guy named Mick Mulvaney he took over $50,000 from the predatory payday loan industry Donald Trump at his inauguration took over $1000000 from the predatory payday loan industry they just scrap the rules that were supposed to clean up that industry and now they're letting them charge 950 interest you want the f****** conspiracy there it is right there and you're on talking about with the indictments I do Wonder people pleading guilty now and you know they were the concern is that it's going to trickle so here's the thing is Donald Trump a corrupt businessman anybody who says he's not has no f****** idea what this guy's been into there's evidence he did deals with the mafia he has hotel in Panama which was laundering drug money so do I think is a criminal yes do I think he did Money laundry yes would it be good if Mueller somehow got him on these things of course it would be but the reason is so ridiculous that it makes me a guy who's massively Auntie Trump and get really angry when people try to push that narrative and here's the same it's an open legal question as to whether or not you can indict a sitting president usually what has to happen is you have to impeach a sitting president or right now Congress is overwhelmingly Republican you know who's not going to f****** impeach Donald Trump even if they prove the worst case scenario that you some sort of Manchurian Candidate the Republicans are not going to f****** impatient so at the end of the day when the Democrats focus on this ad nauseam you're doing that is because it's something that they feel comfortable and safe talking about because they don't have to talk about medicare-for-all or free college or a living wage or getting the corporate money out of politics or ending the f****** Wars which they also support so they're not talking about real issues and they're focusing on the the fake Scandal and sensationalism because they think it was for them cheap points with the electorate and it won't and they think there's an end game here and there's not but there is something there right I mean if yes sure thing so I'll break that down Israeli people got indicted super duper corrupt laundering money Michael Flynn took $500,000 from the Turkish government and in return for that he pushed the Trump Administration to not armed who are fighting Isis and the reason why is because turkey hates the Kurds and they don't want us to arm the Kurds so another words Michael Flynn was doing the bidding of the Turkish government and pushing their influence in our government and he didn't register as a foreign agent in the process so exactly along the way whether it's with Russia or with other countries by the way nobody talks about the fact that Trump registered eight new businesses in Saudi Arabia when he was on the campaign Trail and then you just gave them over a hundred billion dollar deal illegal settlements so you have his entire Administration is just a grab bag of corruption in foreign influence its for influence across the board and its influence also from corporations but again people are not focusing on the corporations and they're not focusing on the other countries that they're corrupt with his there a hyper focusing on the Russia thing and at the end of the day they want to impeach Trump over Russia but like I said it's going to be hard to prove and it's an open question if you can indict I don't think you can indict a sitting president the really this is Democrat sniffing their own farts and acting like they're doing something important when they're really not and the only there they're in my opinion is money laundering he's a businessman but he's not some sort of Putin puppet because he actually done many policies are against Putin so for example he arms Ukrainian Rebels were fighting Russia right now you don't arm people were fighting rush if you're there f****** puppet you know he also is bombing Syria and we're staying indefinitely in Syria they just announced that recently you don't you're not going to permanently occupy their country and try to fight that government if you're in bed they're doing it natal buildup on Russia's border right now so if you're if you're in Putin's puppet you don't have a military buildup on his border it was just a story the other day about how now the USSR military sending our ships to the Black Sea border so it's military escalation I want to send her f****** military to get into a standoff with Russia I don't want to bomb f****** Syrian permanently occupy it this is how the Democrats should be resisting they should be resisting from from a left-wing position from an auntie interventionist position but instead everything you hear from the democrats' him and he needs to make sure that he's even harder on Putin and he does more sanctions against Putin in Russia this is this is crazy we're rolling the dice and we're playing a game of chicken with Vladimir Putin do you think that they're just caught up in this sexy thing yes a lot of it is sensationalism bias yes also what the public is really focused on right now so it's something the gathers ratings I think they're driving it I think it's driven from the top down from the Democrats down because again if you talk to regular people people that don't have health care in Trump's first year in office 3 million more people lost healthcare because he did all these executive orders that basically took a hatchet to Obamacare so you have all these people who are really hurting they care about their wages they care about you know not being saddled with over a trillion dollars in student loan debt regular people care about so when they turn on CNN otrupon shut up about Russia you were talking about her all day and he responded to it and Because you responded to it you're like a very goes again with Russian it's going to be interesting to see how this all plays out I'm really fascinated to see if he can make it out of 4 years because he's going to go right back into his tap dance about being a populist and helping people and guess what in the first few years of his tax bill regular people did get a tax cut taxable I just gave you $2,000 this year and if you don't have somebody like Bernie Sanders or Bernie Sanders talking about the issues that matter to people of course he can f****** win again have somebody like Bernie Sanders or Bernie Sanders talking about the issues that matter to people well then of course he can f****** win again listen I was laughed at when I said it was Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton he can win people left


    Joe Rogan - Kim K's Body Is Unnatural!
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    it's amazing how many Kim Kardashian clones exist now I mean and even in her own family I don't know all the names of them but one of the younger ones it's like she went to the plastic surgeon she was like I want to look like Kim and they just give her the same face look away I was like what is happening to her but I knew it wasn't real I knew she'd okay somebody's hips and the memorare crumb Comics doing where are Chrome, are, are, there was a great documentary called crumb and it's about this guy has a sack real eccentric perverted cartoonist from the 1970s and he would always draw these women with these enormous legs enormous but but it weren't that they were just always pull up to us it's past voluptuous into like super athlete DNA like if you could get that girl makes a male babies with it you would have a f****** Ultimate Warrior like that see that woman like they're perfect yeah how to have fun with a strong girl and UCR crime that's happened to him Ronnie Coleman legs actually him with his boner cuz he was really frail dorky guy and this image of this woman who just looks like a tank says he's giant muscle legs and and big boobs but not like ridiculous stripper boobs but more like just super Alpha DNA female boobs freaky guy like looking like oh my God this is what he used to draw he was always drawing powerful women this guy was definitely into getting dominated by his whole head in there p**** or something like him riding one I guess he's supposed to be having sex with me and this guy definitely noted in like 2 seconds because I think you want that moving to France or something like that I think you want to leave in America but there's there's actually if you go to video you'll find there's a video of him but that was the guy he's a really fascinating guy that's not him it looks just like the right not a right he just looks odd who's holding up that picture older man the lot of the video that I've seen was him it bothers me to look at him and think like that guy has a strong sex drive what time is it at 2 yeah yeah he did a lot of pretty famous animated or cartoon comic book type things but they're all at cartoonish like features everybody as we F and you think Kim has now made that that's the rise and shine asses nibbas who they were where is with Kim and she's got those spindly not yeah I like her but it's just they just it's a surgical creation like there's pictures of her there online that make it look good but they're all photoshopped and we found out about that because she got Paparazzi when she was in Mexico they caught her on a date cause of her like real Paparazzi floating paparazzi paparazzi take photos of her and then she would Photoshop them up and they made it look like everything was in place but it's not it's a disaster this is what it really looks like yeah that much fat in one place if a girl has an ass like that has legs to match it that's nice but it wouldn't match it it's just not possible if any they say that there's an actual thing oh my God you say how do you say there's an actual thing called bigorexia


    Joe Rogan - Stacey Dash is Running For Congress?
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    I'm going to go on a limb yeah she looks she looks good I like it so for 20/20 I'll tell you who's going to run okay he's going to run again he is yes. hope is not running b******* she's not run she's going to run I'm calling her right now she's running for us to laugh at that was running NBC Twitter that was saying our president like they'd be open to that yeah Hollywood is so f****** insular they love sniffing their own farts and sucking your own dick wow clueless actress Stacey – is running for congress controversial opinions not running I'm telling you is going to be the first man The Rock not running Mark Zuckerberg wants to run but he might not run why don't you think I'm taking a strong stance on The Joe Rogan 511 slams to starve to death tune into the secular Talk podcast try try try so I don't think he's going to run even though he wants to because I got his ass handed to him Mark Cuban is another guy with a giant ego who's thinking about it but I don't think he'll end up doing it I don't think they want that scrutiny like further s*** was pretty wacky but pre-birth or s*** he was the guy who played the role of the on the big boss corporate nice guy who's like I'm the king of real estate he was like gold gold toilet paper like you don't tell he's old man with old people that was like someone said it best in this one of my favorite quotes about Trump that he is what a poor person imagines a rich person would be like that's a great Point yeah and he said he's a dumb person's idea of a smart person cuz he's very confident all your rings you're probably Lamborghini bunch of girls shaking their booty in front of you how did Grills ever become a thing how did they not become a thing why don't I have one that's the real question we're going to get one Paul Walker show me how to really funny joke I forgot it was there with her to give him credit but was something along the lines of dusted the type of black guy that's unthreading two white people have a black guy that wears a cell phone holder of the outside of the cell phone holders I don't know a gold tooth be kind of fly like one Define are we golfing kiss I think that they think it shows status but in reality it shows in attempt to hit higher status and letting you know if you grew up with holes in your zapatoes you celebrate the minute you haven't Do Right Choice products you can kiss our a******* so you don't grow up with much then you like I'm going to get a lot and I'm going to show off even in the more reserved people like Nas like who's like more lyrical artist type character father was a jazz musician sure he needs a part of the whole culture like you got to got to have nice s*** yappy live in a log cabin spitting out rap music nobody wants to hear it like anybody from like What's that show Life Below Zero the the show where they're all in the last alaskans he wants those people rapping but I feel like if somebody does that then that for that person really is about the art of what they're doing yeah you know what I was talking to happen no one's going to listen to a fisherman rap like a dude was like salmon fishing commercial like one of the Deadliest Catch if one of those guys have like one there you can't can't be a rapper you smell like fish you got to be clean you have to have gold teeth or something you have to have a grill commercial like one of those dudes from Deadliest Catch if one of those guys have like one there you can't can't be a rapper you smell like fish you got to be clean you have to have gold teeth or something you have to have a grill


    Joe Rogan - I'm a C-List Celebrity
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    mean I still get weirded out when I meet famous people that I really like who I mean they're obviously your people who are like Jack Nicholson for example is way more famous than you be my agent knows who you are different world but so the Fear Factor thing was I had done a lot of stuff after Newsradio that didn't work not a lot of stuff but a few pilot scripts that I gotten few meetings that I had a people they're kind of goofy there's a lot of like I didn't I love working with my mic at Mountain Mike cast my friends from Newsradio they were great but I also work at the bunch of actors who were actors they said it's not an environment it's not a job that lends itself to Identity yeah it's a job that lends itself to Conformity because you're always auditioning for things we want everybody to like you so you sort of pattern your likes and dislikes your behavior patterns your your your opinions to what you lick your finger and put in the air where is the wind blowing I'm going that way sure save this way to make a living and there's a lot of that in Hollywood 20 f****** great the f*** is sitting in you know Kentucky like struggling with her husband forever hundred 48 episodes and we came back that seven more but the getting attacked by dogs and making people eating Bolduc and it was it was generous amount of money and it was money that what I was like okay if I do this and I keep doing this I don't have to do other things like I can be free and that having that ability to say notice things and have f*** you money and to just not worry about how to pay your bills I knew when I lived in New Rochelle is actually when I got my first development deal but when I got my first development deal there was just this physical weight lifted off of me where I didn't have to worry how am I going to pay my rent next to pay my gas cuz I went from that to having some money and the feeling that I got is like okay this is valuable bulshit idea like having I'm not saying like that being rich makes you happy it's not but having resources is a valuable thing and have the resources to not have to do something you don't want to do and where you can pursue what you want to do that's valuable as well so it's funny you bring that up because I covered this study that came out a few weeks ago on my show and apparently researchers found out that when you can't you hit a certain level of Happiness when you hit $75,000 a year because I think they doubt that that's where people can generally pay the bills and be okay and then they said if you make up to 95,000 you do see a noticeable increase in happiness when you jump from 75000 to 95000 so that's when people across the border like okay I'm good and then you're playing with house money so they say year in a million dollars a year there's a big material difference there in terms of how much it by your happiness there's a tapering effect when you hit that $95,000 threshold I think also the amount of work that you have to do to make $1000000 a year and significantly regresses you out you don't have time to do things you love Xavier you know you have some hobbies that you really enjoy you feel like I got to leave those alone alone for a while I got to pursue my career and go after my career really make it happen yeah it's hard to balance that life Comfort appreciation for your just your existence here and trying to make a living and yeah that way wrong and they go all in on making a living and then you become some f****** Harvey Weinstein guy who's just all about just vices and just feeling your life up with things that try to make you happy cuz you've got $500 in the bank and you're constantly working and you just not a good example Harvey Weinstein be someone who works so they have a heart attack and then realizes they never had any fun and now the health has deteriorated so radically that they they can't have fun and then they can't work and they can't even do what they do and they have to sort of reboot their life I mean I just think it's very important to enjoy your time here it's it's f****** fleeting like Kevin Smith just had a guy he's awesome he's just a sweet genuine sweetheart of a guy he's one of those guys were if he doesn't like someone I don't like them I just turned 30 on January 31st it was the first birthday where I ever went yeah I'm at 9:30 she just got a little real please set the weird thing to date for like a surface thing like I think the person is older I think the person is worth a lot of money or that's what it was a deeply unhappy person that was trying to diminish me position of power like they feel like they don't have the power in the relationship so then they see that there's possibly of vulnerability and instead of like soothing that person that attacked that vulnerability that's how you know you're in a terrible toxic relationship


    Joe Rogan on Liberal Stereotypes
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    you know this styles of behavior in the methods of expression are being criticized and critiqued it is really radical way and I think it's good I ultimately I think there's a lot of back-and-forth I'd say it's good but it is good you know I think the reaction and some of the overreaction like there's a spectrum right there's there's always going to be like did you see that there was something that came out yesterday from Portland State University we're Peter boghossian and James D'Amore the Google memo guy and Heather heying she was a professor at Evergreen State by Mary with Jordan Peterson and she was actually on my podcast last week with her husband Brett Weinstein Weinstein can't stay one was in a different University okay anyway so they're in the middle of this conversation and Heather who is a she's a biologist and she starts going over the biology of the differences between males and females that are just undeniable and these kids get up and they started yelling that this is b******* and f*** you and power to the people sitting in a tip over the sound system and their them the most hilarious classical liberal Progressive Lefty's green hair the guys like this puffy Afro and he's like no we don't tolerate Nazis man to the right where all the sudden people can buy in even brought a right-wing ideology because if you look at the left and that's your perception of the left is it's the people with the pink care of the blue hair and they're going around in their whole point is 2D platformer people or censor people or scream about Ben Shapiro or whatever the case is like my whole thing is if you're on the left and I think most lefties do this to be fair put the identity politics aside okay and let's talk about the things that we actually already have a majority of the American people with us on idea let's have a living wage minimum wage is not a living wage right now you can work full-time and I'll make enough money to survive on the left and you go out there and you talk about we need to fight to try to get a living wage and make our government work for us imagine if anything that number probably dropped even further and everybody's like what are we doing in Afghanistan right but isn't the problem polls is when you ask people about you not asking them if they're informed you just asked you just asking to the left vs problem is anybody can be on either so you're going to get these people that are going to disrupt this Heather heying you know lecture on biology from and inform scientific perspective in like f*** this patriarchy you're going to get that you're also going to get people like yourself you're also going to get people that are aware of the issues and educated and are debating this in a very public way and trying to figure out what's the best possible solution to these thinks the problem is anytime you have a group whether it's pick the group owners vegans I'm here dork to kicks over the microphone because they don't like the idea that Heather is speaking logically about biology like you know you have to look at like the the whole thing sure we don't like to do that we like to point of the green hair dork and say hey liberals there's your left sure exactly end it you know the breakdown to me is when you look at somebody like that they're in the category of what I would call authoritarian left because they want to control other people's actions they want to shut down and say your ideas I don't even want to hear it there's a whole another contingent of the left which again I would argue probably the majority the left which is the libertarian left which is people like me and many others who say listen Live and Let Live on social issues I've never even though I don't agree with Steve Steven Crowder Ben Shapiro on anyting I'm never going to do no good try to protest to get them to not speak their mind at a school this foolish it is and it makes it look like you don't have an argument around and say I'm so persecuted because I'm right right Rhino meanwhile I say okay you want to have somebody like that goes because I'm sure fine let him speak let me get the speech after well I mean I think open conversations are critical and I'd also I mean it's going to probably be unpopular I don't think the way to do it in front of a large group of people I think you open yourself up to a lot of grandstanding a lot of saying things just for Applause breaks a lot of a lot of bulshit it just CF Amphitheater you're doing this thing in front of all these people and you can hear a lot of these times people say things like I'm a comic so I know when someone saying things for a reaction you are just a loan with your ideas and I think that is the way a guy like Ben Shapiro and you'll put whoever you want on the left should have yeah there's something about that that sophistry you know like so you're not creating the best argument you're just trying to sound like you have the best argument and you know Bill Maher for example it does this where he's very good at The Punchy one-liner sure like a year he's in a conversation with his panel on a show and he'll be like Johnny and say clap to flush out the ideas really that's why I've always said I'm not the biggest fan of debate because that's all I've done a few dates and people online like when I do the Bates but I'm not the biggest fan of debates because I think it's like the WWE of intellectual Pursuits where you go in this person's whole point is to defend this side of it my job is to defend the other side of it and it's like okay Clash but it's like okay well then when we come across an issue the f****** 64 genders on Facebook or whatever it is and actually might agree and my now put the position where I'm supposed to be like no I'm going to disagree because that's the format of this thing that we're doing it's not normal like when there's something on your side they disagree with you should be honest about it and I even saying that there's a side that there's sides that there's our side versus their side I think we're so inherently tribal that we should resist any attempt a what's the weather to form teams especially about critical issues like a really important social issues really important economic issues really important civil rights issues it's just things we should just talk about without looking at them in terms of all the left once this so I opposed it or the right ones this so I have to figure out ways to Market yeah yeah I will try to do is have conversations with everyone I try to have conversations with nutty people like Alex Jones I try to have conversations with rational people like Sam Harris like I'm some cock left-wing you know Nazi apologist it's like this weird inclination we have to try to label categorize people and I try to resist those labels as much as humanly possible will I feel like what you're really good at is you can have on people who disagree completely on stuff but you'll kind of find a nugget of agreement in the conversation with that person and then you can expand on that and you can end up having a very nice conversation and you're not you never really bring anybody on to try to like browbeat them and tell them that they're wrong on this issue or that issue I mean about a lot of arguments my life and I don't like them I don't think they're beneficial I mean I think debate is good but every time I've ever been in an argument with someone that's a real argument always come out of it feeling gross times in life or arguments are necessary this times in life where you just faced with aggression or conflict and you have to do something about you have to meet it head-on there are times in life but whenever you can avoid that do and I think a lot of what arguments are and I fail in my life many times but a lot of good arguments are is the way you reacted to the the thoughts and the expression another person has and if you just reacted a different way or approached in a different manner or took it into consideration little bit more before you responded I think the conversation could have gone another way and I think I'm learning how to do that more and more as I get better at podcasting it better at conversations learning how to just settle someone down in a genuinely they get better at podcasting it better at conversations learning how to just settle someone down in learning how to genuinely be a nice person so I don't want to insult anybody I don't want to be in a disagreement with someone I want to discuss ideas


    Joe Rogan - Trump is an Effective Communicator
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    so and even his defense of that is like I think there's something wrong there I don't know what that something is there's a spark plug is not screwed in all the way there's something wrong with speaking of fake personas I feel like that's the worst when it comes to politics and I do feel like one of those very very very very very few upside of trump in my opinion but one of the upsides of trump is that he did kind of break the mold in terms of what was viewed as the right way to communicate as a politician because before him you had all these very measured people who had the proper posture and they spoke with their thumb pointed down to get they don't want to be strong with their their finger pointing at you like that he communicates or something like that during the meeting was mocking it and I did a segment I said you guys were mocking and that's a terrible idea because guess what do it the way he speaking even though it sounds stupid it's going to pierce through when some people talk it's hard to have to focus to pay attention to listen to where they're going with it and and then there's other people who talk and it's like your brain and he was for example campaigning in the Rust Belt with Hillary Clinton did not go and he was like your jobs it was unbelievably terrible to believe me let me just tell you imagine any other president when he was like listen to cop should have gone and the cops are gone and yeah so much further I mean he's the guy who said oh my personal Vietnam was avoiding STDs of the orgies I went to the guy uses someone to Shield him from a shooter and that's what keeps that guy from ever becoming president so keeps him from pressing the button because the guy was going to become president and he was going to watch a Nuclear Assault and nuclear war and this guy that was Christopher Walken's kit with Christopher Walken was right think so he realized by touching this guy's hand this guy was going to do this and so there was like some scenario that took place where someone was trying to shoot him and he used someone else to Shield him from the bullet and that's what prevented him from ever becoming president it what's a movie that show the way I was also book by Stephen King and I saw the movie I'm trying to remember was a walking yeah that's right that's right comedy and you pointed this out if you go back and look at old comedy it's just a different world they were living at the end up and exactly the conversation we're having and you like somehow get it back to 1950 people look at us like just the fact that we casually curse and you know the concept were talking about they be like this is unbelievably impolite I mean well one of the best examples I think it's Stephen Colbert saying that President Trump uses his mouth you know whatever Network TV or cable whatever the f*** need to go back to the old schedule that says there are kids that exist in the world would only frame him from the waist up they wouldn't show all that f*** motionless was too much fun that's so goofy like I don't forget what it is about different times and they were just a few Generations away from the powdered wigs


    Joe Rogan on The Second Amendment
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    but but it's a terrible thing I was here with me with these school shootings of things going on here at the moment. if you are a soldier need you experienced combat Zack and you know how to stay calm in a firefight because you've been in a bunch of them but for the average person that means one of the reasons why eyewitness testimony is one of the worst piece of evidence that ever get including mean about it about basically everything about fist fighting you know I mean that's that's a real problem but now you have this thing here where is even worse than we do with the search to not sit out for your own political song or against the enemy the same thing with a twist the truth appointment this obscene Glee that goes on off to any terrorist attack in Europe used terrible events as a way to justify whatever you're in team is amazing with a gun debate here and I would find it amazing coming from a different Society on the way out for one side or the other in it from the perspective of the gun owners are NRA members and the people that wanted to and the idea of having guns in even of arming teachers and you're looking at their perspective on it and their perspective on it is all about their rights all about the concierge all about the Bill of Rights all about protecting the Second Amendment all about it's gone ownership being taken away gun ownership under attack the NRA under attack they're coming after our guns and this is as constant Battle of ideas it's on Twitter not addressing the actual issue I mean watching this thing I mean teachers Allison saying I mean this is Samuel Jackson out of great quote about it I bet you put it on Twitter like someone telling m************ never been in a gunfight the problems of arming a bunch of teachers Drive Barrister Samuel Jackson look at 306,000 like so you know was an effective tweet Kona and they came out and started firing at the guy who done it and without wounding about 11 pedestrian you would but why can't people say francaise I mean we will have abstract ideas we have to hold onto but I'm really not like weird things that other people don't understand that things happening quite often because we want to hold onto the Second Amendment will the Second Amendment been around forever the bad things happening quite often is really from Columbine on when there was a few of them before that there was the Austin Texas Tower shooting but it seems with a semi-automatic rifle than you can with a knife and most people see this in the terrorism as well there are really committed terrorist you don't commit acts of violence unless they can get hold of him the means to do it means of getting that very easily seems to me very obvious but that isn't to say that I'm a cool thing you made up on you all the time it's like saying you say Ivana Knights of people having access to some of the weapons I have access to in this country must be a part of the problem it has to be and they're also the idea that you should just be able to go out and buy a gun without really understanding how Gun Works at all yeah and which is exactly how I do it I got my first handgun license in 1994 that's when I bought my first handgun and I just went and bought a background check on me that's it when I went to the range they showed me what the safety is pointed this put the earphones on make sure you don't blow yours out bang bang bang and then you leave the gun I mean once your background checks clear they find out you're not a criminal there's not much to it there's a there's a giant problem with that if you want driving automobile you have to show that you understand the laws understand you have to sit with an expert was to sit there and driving instructor that we go through you have to watch your movements they have to watch you make turn Santa wouldn't when you imagine that it would be a good idea to have some sort of a clinical evaluation of a person is going to going to buy a gun and here's another thing there was an article recently that was saying contrary to popular belief most school shootings are not committed by people who are mentally ill will that's a f****** stupid thing to say you know why because of you committing a school shooting you're mentally ill. then on top of that what they're ignoring conveniently in this is another headline thing psychiatric medications these people are almost entirely on some form of psychiatric medication whether it is anti-anxiety pills with antidepressants with it. I'm not saying that correlation equals causation I'm not saying that but to say that they're not this is just the b******* this is clickbait headlines 1% of them are mentally ill in the UK for Peter Hitchens who appoint off to isn't it starts attacks in Europe that is a large number of them as well as other types of attack who seem to be on some kind of medication and I'm very very happy to have that conversation I think we need to have that conversation and we also have to have the other possible as well it's these idea Sports rotties Wars people don't want to give up their idea they don't want to give up any ground whatsoever on their Second Amendment right whether it's owning a 50 caliber f****** tank gun or whether it's having a gun for home safety or for hunting didn't want to give up anything and they feel like it's a slippery slope the people that I follow online that are tweeting about this on a regular basis and you can go to a lot of them like they're making videos about Dana lash and Colin it is actually Cinemas it's not Collins cold lion colion Noir Noir he's very very vocal about it I'm I'm bringing all the stuff like all anyone's taking into account is that this idea that they're coming after your rights and and emphasizing the idea of a good person with a gun that can protect people in these terrible situation which can happen as well but would we have to that's what we're talking about we have to address how the f*** these crazy people get guns why why are so many people on Mental Health medication Alters the way your mind works and maybe it's not an incentive drug companies offer incentive quite the opposite to look into it but it's another example of the things we should be thinking about it and it's always the same thing it's always that if you address the question difficult as it might be you are attacking an individual who might suffer from it it might be upset by us addressing the question I have a lot of Suspicion we discussing issues like mental health issues issues that have to do with a social presumptions that have going on left right and Center at the moment where you're not meant to discuss things that have puffins have very very interesting and very important


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with Free Speech Debates
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    he had he had done it for such an important reason it's what I always used to say we in Germany should have the right to be rude to take care of you Edwin who you know was promoted from Mad to prime minister now to president wants to be so time you know I mean quotes in the last 20 years and is in the process of trying to destroy wonderful country and if you can't be rude about him if you can pretend that he sleeps with animals which is what the German comedian started with then somewhere down the line at least I paid attention when I said that he and Angela Merkel got up to really Sophie Sophie actress in the zoo obviously the worst case of retaliation four humors probably Charlie hebdo right I mean which is a terrible and unfortunately many people weren't defending the murder but we're talkin the murderers I mean I think how many I think was 11 people got murdered by the police officer they what they were saying that instead of concentrating on the murder which was done completely out of this reinforcing their rules of their ideology and in retaliation for any mocking of that ideology instead of that they were talking about how racist Charlie hebdo was television back in his super social justice Warrior days talking about that said no I'm not talkin about something if I don't know about it until until the med is just come to Wikipedia and read English version of a claim about what that magazine was about just let me find what I can do to defame them a no-good somebody Ashanti up there once did this cartoon it was off Colour and I can't understand what the word that was a that was one cartoon that would be used against shoddy up to after the massacre was a joke against the front St Nile and the claims they were making about the black woman in Sarkozy government but because they were the joke and if you didn't speak French it wasn't clear but if you knew nothing about these people just went through it and said racist cartoon not noticing that the cartoon was actually a joke about racists but they didn't been able to find that out and I feel that I feel that whole thing in my own many many other things with Big B wiring from that point of view tomorrow or something it should be so damn clear a bunch of people can just try to reframe The Narrative and change the history of a publication claim it is just something different and and a lot of people quote that was very that was very convenient because I have to leave shortly after stuff actually were these racist than you know you didn't need to worry too much about the mall while you being silent on the issue about franchise marginalized group in society and that they had it coming and some very strange way they read the headline and don't look any further into it even if it's a headline about a headline that's all they need their armed with enough facts they slam the laptop down and start debating yeah and I'm a Nut Cases in many other totally lose sight of the only thing that matters is the only thing that matters in that case being is it ever right to make apologies people walking into an office and gunning down people for the pinion you don't like valances which has to be of course has to be asked Nina and yet in this moment so we had 120 years before the Rushdie of the Seattle versus if it needs moments you discovered don't have the Allies on your side you thought you did in the wake of the varsity of farron 89 it was people from the right and the left in person who started making excuses for the Ayatollah jacobowitz to his two trees shame said both Miss diversity and the Ayatollah have offended people's feelings like right-wing conservative minister that was a one that was one famous case of a conservative pit who said about Rushdie but it wouldn't bother him if a group of young Muslims took mr. rushed into an Alleyway and told him some manners these weird combinations of people who suddenly turned out not to get the point not together but not one to Devan and then the code to get the camera to say things like what I want my sort of novolin Midnight's Children seems to be I don't know the specifics he that was an assurance I think given some years ago I've been labeled label government that there with Taryn that they would not actively encourage the matter anymore movies sings we know how it plays out it was a Shawnee up to events in the matter of the stuff that magazine we knew in the immediate aftermath what was going on and that they were people who just wanted to make excuses and and you still hear that everywhere I mean I've had it on every single free speech debate my adult life but in every one of the things in recent years from the Danish cartoons to the jewel Medina Scandal publisher London's 5 on publishing a novel amazing me phoning about Muhammad to surely I've done since this strange group of people from Brighton left some Believers and non-believers find the cartoon about a father I never I never took that magazine too seriously a wide-eyed I didn't think it was right when they did this they just don't for some reason have the fortitude to just save you anything that matches Islam is unique in their approach to anything that goes outside the lines of what they feel is acceptable terms of like they will murder you if you dramaha this is this is this is what has been described as the internalization of the fatwa if if I'm sure you've had this experience fortunately so far I haven't given that advice in the past has them being in any way onto any actual danger that let me kill Brian but feel differently if that was the case but but that's but there was an overcompensation occurring at the moment and it goes within the within the boundaries of what actually could so that now yeah I've had many journalists in recent years take your sensuality up to Swiss I loved music teen to draw Mohammed today Douglas what did I do isn't that bad it's not as bad as they think but this is either you can do so much what if you if you say to people I've got kalashnikov's on my side I mean really really loathe to admit this but it's the classic I'm very disappointed my huge friend is is really angry and I'm just holding him back you can do an amazing amount of work if you're willing to pull that kind of trick and if you can persuade people and it's actually the case so they're all people you're holding back there then you can make it by that mainstream media to show any of the cartoons yes you had to go online and I felt like this was a they gave up the reins of information to the internet but it was it was a real transitionary moment in our culture yes everyone and you're right that think they gave up the other space than that the next day or they will had again these to do it at 1 go a couple days off to the massacre and got pretty close but if everyone and the argument you always get about that is and it's a very persuasive argument is the editor of the magazine or newspaper might get protection so but you know a girl from the typing pool so the thing at the end stopping something translate to Japanese translator no security protocol could possibly end up getting protected on the basis of fearing that the boss


    Joe Rogan on the Gun Control Debate
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    you know I'm at work right after the Vegas shooting he's from Vegas did he cry recently was the school shootings yeah but that was brutal those piece of f****** the girl that I go out with was there that night and she was at the trop and all the people came running down into the truck don't you know so New Year's Eve I'm with the Vegas shoot yeah and she just got kind of traumatized by it so New Year's Eve or walking outside and all the sudden she starts shaking and she was having an anxiety attack and I'm about being in a crowd size just f*** are trying to make her laugh.. Don't worry about it and then because you're selfish what months are some new 111 Columbine we thought this is terrible that won't happen again it's like there's so many now that you know you get used to it which is said yeah it's f****** crazy and I don't know what the answer is you know I don't know if it's tighter gun-control I don't know if that would stop them cuz it would just make it more difficult to get guns but would that be enough but we're not doing anything I don't know what to do psychiatric medications f****** crazy I think that's for the M15 or whatever they are they show they are sold they shouldn't really need that to kill a pheasant it's not a hunting gun really you're the guy who usually bolt-action rifles which means you have a round you have usually two or three in the magazine you have a cup or One in the Chamber you put it in there to lock it in place you clamp it down and you fire shot and then you have to bolt it again you have to use the action again the shell pops out and another one goes in both that down and then you get another it's a very slow thing where is he's a are bump stocks they want to ban bump stocks with a bump stock is it's a stock where you pull back on it and apparently you push forward and pull back the same time I might be f****** this up but did the thing is the stock makes the the trigger go like that........ And there's a lot of people that are up in arms about him Banning those but these that gun rights people don't want to lose anything didn't want to lose any right so I didn't want to lose any f****** crazy the weapons they think that any slip is is eventually going to lead to them getting their guns taken away a bunch of NRA people and gun people on Twitter and Instagram take their guns away they think they are but the idea is bad I don't think that's true I think I think first of all you should have to go through some sort of examination you can go to resent you can't drive a f****** car unless you prove that you know how to iron a car have to be there with you that's an expert the driving expert watches you the watch make sure you know what to do what you do here at this light do you know how to hit the brakes you stop perfectly look left and right before you turn all that s*** is super important if you want to drive how the f*** is it not super important if you operate a goddamn firearm who did the latest shooting in Florida if I'm putting two stories together I don't know but apparently he was underage and had fake ID and still was able to buy it I don't know I didn't read that story you know the store I saw the kids face on Facebook or something that he wants to be a pro girl school shooter and then two years later and he got visited by the FBI the FBI actually check this f****** kid out talk to him about a decide he wasn't a threat how do you decide someone's a thread or not a threat well if you're talkin to them they were a threat I mean it make it be I can't talk to everybody but I would I be suspicious of anyone that it took that much energy to go find him how did they find them why would they why would they even question them people were saying sweetheart I just sad it's just f****** sad that it's sad that anyone could do that it's sad that anyone would be hurting and so f***** up that you take a child imagine you have a kid right you got a little Dom Irrera little tiny baby and me just a cute little fella little tiny baby they don't know anything they must have check alarm and then from there one day that becomes us to a school shooter know my God so people have to take into consideration and then from there one day that becomes us to a school shooter know my God so people have to take into consideration this boy is 19 year old boy who did that was a baby at one point time he's a failed process of failed product


    Joe Rogan - The Olympics Are Gross!
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    interesting Gorgeous George crazy or gross this is why I think you'll impress your gross I think it's a great opportunity for all those athletes I think it's great for people to watch it but I think it is a f****** disgusting money-grab and all those amateur are quotes athletes don't get paid s*** companies are making billions and billions of dollars off of them and I really wish they would all quit I really wish they would say f*** you pay me I really wish they would just go straight Ray Liotta they give you pay me giant contract the Olympics giant amounts of money to build the stadiums and set up these are these events and that everything's about nationalism and national pride whether it's in Korea Russia where the f*** they do them but meanwhile the athletes don't get dick they don't get dick if you're lucky and your Michael Phelps become famous out of it and get a bunch of commercials commercials and endorsements and you make a shitload of money that way but Michael phelps's are there is it three or more I mean how many but how many in the all the all the Olympics all Olympics Jimmy you're a sports fan had all the Olympics sale at the Olympics this year let's go the last one who the f*** came out of it where their household name how many other ones are there when you get to the point where it's worthwhile to sacrifice your entire life and actually pays off what are the what are the odds it's so f****** small but meanwhile people are tuning into all of it the making massive amounts of revenue from all of it and they're not sharing it with the app is it all I think it's f****** gross to pretend it's amateur it's a goddamn motherfuking business that's the Olympics are allows unpaid prison labor what the f*** oh that's Shaun King that's crazy really say that they really say that the 13th Amendment which allows unpaid prison labor decided in a lawsuit response to a motion to dismiss as well be f****** Prisoners the Olympics NCAA all that s*** it's just these no way there's no way you could do that fresh today if you started from scratch out today and said we're going to make billions of dollars and we're going to give you. making money you're f***** you're out used to be that you made money or out but now they let basketball players play in the Olympics delete the NBA players because it was getting close and beat and they beat us once 172 I think that what it was they started thinking about it then when they were catching up to European players are catching up they go f*** this we're going to send over our brothers nbcsports is about to make 1.4 billion dollars 22 days thanks the Super Bowl in the Winter Olympics okay the Super Bowl at least is professional athletes I guess I get paid and get paid whether they get paid enough is Up For Debate I get that but the Olympics they're not getting paid dick and it's f****** gross and it makes me angry and it's one of the reasons why don't watch the Olympics I get mad at it you know I wanted to be in the Olympics got to let the quarterfinals in Miami I won three fights and it was that was the last like my my last my really last fascination with Taekwondo I've kind of given up on Taekwondo really before it got to let the quarterfinals in Miami I won three fights and it was that was the last like my my last my really last fascination with Taekwondo I've kind of given up on Taekwondo really before it


    Joe Rogan - I'd Have Louis CK on the Podcast
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    text in my car driving all this in a Woody Allen do stand-up in the 1960s was a f****** pervert even back then it was a wine and lovers there's a lot in Love and Death number 11 death yes and Diane Keaton goes to this high priest and she steps on his beard and it's very funny scene and he says the most beautiful thing in the world is 12 year old girl blond hair preferably twins what happened 20 years before 25 years before you get accused of anything and I will put it was just interesting to hear him cuz he he did a couple he didn't even in Manhattan with Hemingway was a little bit little bit twisted you know I don't remember Manhattan very much will he falls in love like that was what it thinks they were accusing Louis CK of with this movie that he released right before I came out that he was jerking off in front of a bunch now they had this movie and part of the movie was talking about how everyone's a pervert we're all perverts I'll tell you something off the air can we get off remind me to tell you I do want to say it in off the air that's your new show has any contacts that ever had it's not good yes so he can do that because Anita producer for that that's true that's true you'd have them on this shall write them on yeah I think he's a different person than when he did those things I think what those things that he did jerking off the front of a bunch of people terrible and I think he probably had an idea in his head of what those things were and of who he was and who he would be I think a lot of yourself definitions a lot of times a base this very limited idea of who you are very limited idea who you're going to be and he's like wallowing in his own weirdness and just want to jerk off in front of somebody you know it's out of all the offences of things you could do to someone it's one of the least egregious cuz he's not raping he's not unlock the door I think a beautiful shape like it's definitely a black it's human-like that I batted it out of the air cuz there in eight doesn't really care if you jerk and if you watch him when he's jerking off things honest I think it is ordered explained how his mind worked and why he did in the first place is not it's obviously not somebody's proud of something he's disgusted by himself and you can't hear the thing you jerk off in front of someone 10 years ago how do you fix that you don't do it again and he hasn't done it again here's the thing no one saying he's done anything in a long time like all the accusations were like I want to say they were from there from years ago right do like how do you fix that likes it say you did jerk off from the few people dumb like you know I don't know what it came through thing for the blind lady's that is that still count it depends on how good her hearing is so she's here I do to fix that Ami I think out of all the people like how the f*** would you rehabilitate Harvey Weinstein how do you let Harvey Weinstein around a woman again how do you how do you leave Harvey Weinstein in a hotel room with a woman who comes in for a meeting or not Kim Possible cuz everybody heard those stories a long time ago did Star Search in the 83 and he was the guest host and we were hearing should have bet him on the set then real women eyes and stuff you have me Chris Noth not as Extreme as what do you do like what what could he have done before the story came out to be doing that the girls what could have done to to make amends I mean what you've done he said sorry to some of the people I know why you looking at me like that I'm just trying to think you're my friend looking at you like what would one do I mean it seems like looks I mean I'm not exaggerating it right but it seems like all these years since then he hasn't done it again right so if he hasn't done it again he must understand there's something wrong that yeah some weird compulsion and anybody can get a hooker and do that you know what I mean I'm doing in front of women they thought it was hilarious female comics and they thought it was hilarious stay hard when they're laughing you got to be a real animal Woody Allen I should mention on stage in these women started Boeing and said why you bullying they said because of what he did and the daughter and all the sudden I feel like I don't know I said by the one thing you got to admit he really much love her cuz it's not like she's hot you know I know but that got a laugh


    Joe Rogan on Jim Carrey 'He Must've Had Psychedelic Experiences"
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    the funniest guys tomato guys that do characters but their themselves yeah they talked real like you know that's why I mean you and bear you in the same guys on and offstage you know it when we were talking and sometimes you get silly sometimes you serious right now yeah real-time bus f****** hilarious I just watched Jim Carrey on the other day when he did Andy Kaufman yeah it was f****** amazing and I guess philosophical turn where he's he's just thought about life and thinks he must have had like some psychedelic experiences to I think so sounds like him because he's just talking about like what matters and what doesn't matter and you know there's just a bunch of like interviews and clips of him discussing things we like wow like this guy does not he's not talking like Jim Carrey the world famous A-list actor who's that had gigantic smash movies he's not talking like that always like talking like some guys just trying to sort of understand his place of the universe tell you about that the below part I have in there dying up here no okay siplay Fitzy Anderson cuz they wouldn't let me use fritzy Anderson number for tri Anderson now on hello gyms in the audience May comes out of hugs me anyway long story short he he was with his wife his ex-wife and they were at their daughter was Brazil a great girl so I got the part and I funny just randomly randomly he was in he came in to look for young comedians I am not one of them receding hairline but Thursday night randomly better yeah I heard that it was improving more like jealous of each other and dark side of it who plays the Mitzi part is Melissa Leo she's a Academy Award for some boxing movie I forget but she she's playing Mitzi really serious and I don't want to say anything you know because she's a great actress but if I wear a gas to give in OneNote I would say he really had a fun side to her by the way you really serious and I don't want to say anything you know because she's a great actress but if I wear a gas to give in OneNote I would say they were missing really had a fun side to her by the way


    Joe Rogan - Is Steven Seagal Legit?
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    very very few fake Jiu-Jitsu black belt but occasionally there are some and they get outed and if there's some hilarious videos online of guys wear to Steven Seagal fall in that line he is illegitimate Aikido black belts in fact he was an instructor one of the very first Americans to teach at a dojo in Japan art is the questionable thing it's the martial art of Aikido is really a martial art that was created to disarm people with swords the idea was that you lost your sword in combat and someone was coming at you with a sword last-ditch effort as you had to be able to use someone's momentum against them to be able to use some guy comes at you with a sword you have to be very Adept at catching their arm and flipping them over here Segal because it's it's it's easy to poke fun at him when he's old but it's good that black-and-white one see that black and white one down there if you go back to that one right there and Steven Seagal go to that one now there's some some footage of him when he was young yeah this is a Go full screen in a different thing like but the thing is nobody comes at you like this and a f****** NCAA wrestler do the double on him and take him down faster than you can possibly imagine it just does not work it's a dance if someone doesn't know what they're doing or if you have a lot of physical attributes like sagal's a huge guy he's a very big guy and he probably could pull that off on a lot of people who don't know how to fight this is what it was about what Ikea was really but this is $10 using swords which maybe they do use some of that what Akita was originally created for I hope I'm not mistaken was learning how to disarm it like that the guy comes out of with a knife and he flips a guy and takes the knife away he's using the guys energy against them that was the original intention of Aikido but in terms of the Japanese martial arts Aikido was never thought of as the most effective judo's far more effective cuz Judo involves people grabbing people in flipping them and slamming them on the ground like there's a great video of an old judo Master TV to find this video this was guy he looks like he's about 80 years old he weighs about 13 lb and he is you can tell especially someone who knows martial arts you can tell when someone is giving in the problem a lot of these demonstrations vecchitto's guys are just giving in like this old dude watch this old dude y'all doing the right hand side is so much bigger than the other guy and they're walking the guy around like he's really throwing me jet like this guy's trying not to get thrown and he doesn't know what to do any trips into the ground there but this old guy is tiny but he's using perfect leverage in perfect technique and f*** you looks really old in this picture like the guys trying to throw him there and he can't pull it off and he can't pull it off because the older guy has perfect position and perfect was the name of this video Perfect Leverage it's really nice but he certainly looks like you could be but this old guy just knows how to lie notice also the back of his heels are always like lifting up he's moving this guy trying to throw him and he's just and the guy who's trying to throw him appears to be a black belt Lisa's wearing a black belt incredible man is really amazing so Judo was a much more effective martial art in Judo was actually what was taught to the Brazilians when count mayeda went to Brazil and taught people in Brazil. Piggly the Gracie's they taught them Brazilian jiu-jitsu the Gracie's took Brazil what was Judo at the time and they took the ground attacks of Judo and just perfected them and then home them and change them and made them more Technical and really worked on utilizing leverage and utilizing submissions and they they turned that into Brazilian Jiu Jitsu cejudo is standing as well as grounds there's a ground aspect of Judo I was like Ronda Rousey's pug one of the most famous submission artist in the UFC in her background was in Judo she was a judo player and very good at you though she was a bronze medalist so when she would get ahold of people she would just f****** throw them on their ass flip them and toss him and slammed to the ground she just had phenomenal Judo but also a wicked armbar and that was because the nawaza the ground attack bird part of jiu jitsu come from Judo Judo and he taught it to me and my brother and then I remember my brother is bigger than me and he used to flip the f*** out of me and then he did it to me one day and my father grabbed him and flipped him down there with like this is not good udo's legit has way more legit than a keto it sounded like he does not legit ID I was like it's a lot of pressure points and holding the wrist in a different way and learning how to take charge board and the keto guy you have your right hand, like cocked and ready just run out and throw that punch a really good Akita I was going to grab That Flippin and slimy on the ground but you know but you know how often does that come up most especially today when people actually know how to fight it's just a different it's too limited yeah there's a lot of martial arts like that like there certain aspects of karate that are applicable but there's a lot of it it's really Limited


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Anderson Silva Failing USADA Test, Conor McGregor Shoving Referee
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    apps to to breaking stories in the MMA world right now for this one since you talkin about it Anderson Silva fails out of us UFC Shanghai Main Event make sense he's 4040 fail for today I don't test sample being a sample a is well I'm not surprised Conor McGregor jumps the cage at Bellator 187 confronts referee Mark Goddard yeah I heard about that definitely don't do that I don't know what that was Conor McGregor jumps the cage at Bellator 187 confronts referee Mark Goddard yeah I heard about that definitely don't do that I don't know what that was I don't know why he did that


    Joe Rogan & Billy Corgan on Chicago Gang Violence
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    so organized this like yeah because it's run by you no capo is all over the city you know every Ward had its Capo and uniquely violent history and even to this day with the what's what's going on the south side with all the gang violence it's it's shocking to me as somebody who was born in Chicago Heights to live in Chicago that it's just like we've normalize this insane violence how much gun violence goes I heard the other day I could I could be wrong and I'm sure you can find but I think somebody said the other day there's been 3700 shootings in Chicago already this year and I think we're already over 600 gun fatalities and this is it like every year now I mean I just felt like maybe they should bring the National Guard I wish they would do something I just just such a this generational tragedy that just keeps going and nothing seems to happen momentum behind it like the murders they they they make people have Revenge murders and then it just piled on top of each other and it doesn't seem like there's any any stopping inside well here's the thing and this is the classic tale in Chicago 200% and now those carjackings are filtering into the nice neighborhoods look at that the shot clock a person is shot every 2 minutes and 20 seconds a person is murdered every 12 hours 2 hours and 20 minutes a person is murdered every 12 hours and 23 minutes that's a lot wow I miss my home and I just you know he was saying that used to be a cop and it would happen they arrested some of the top level drug dealers I heard this exact same story and as soon as they did that they became his power vacuum and then as long as you stay on this side of the street will kind of look the other way for this but you got to keep your people in line over here and I know enough people in the PD that that was sort of the general understanding like even like I'm at one time cuz I knew somebody worked in the in the in like the game task force has like how come there's always whores on the bridge on Friday night like don't you guys see the 50 horse on the bridge and I said no wheat that's where you tell all the horse to go so we can protect them we'd rather have them there so we can keep an eye on them and we know it's going to happen anyway so better we control it everybody kind of make it look good in the paper and then apparently whatever they did that this power back and it's just what I've heard I don't know what the way he was describing was pretty absolute he's like they made a mistake the solution that you were saying of like kind of like saying hey keep it over here it sounds like maybe that's the only way power divisions are like block the block so it's almost like an Insurgency where it's like two blocks vs two blocks vs one block vs 3 blocks so literally if you're walking on the wrong side of the street it's not even like neighborhood to Neighborhood it's like block to block which is crazy I just growing up in that neighborhood having that being your normal as a child and then you know growing into adulthood around that and having just used to people getting shot used to shooting people if there's that many people getting shot and that many gunshots going off everybody must be coming I mean it must be common everyone we have this weird bare-knuckle history and it's still there this crazy that's just heartbreaking it such a unique town to it's amazing City really is yeah I mean we we have this weird bare-knuckle history and it's still there you no no no


    Billy Corgan Tells Hilarious Dennis Rodman Stories - Joe Rogan
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    he's very physically strong strange comparison to make butt back in the days to hang out a lot with Dennis Rodman when he's played for the Bulls and freakish strength kind of similar body look very long and Rodman could pick a 250-pound man up with one hand and lift them over a rope the guard shack one-on-one with what you know 3:40 or something you couldn't use your elbow and all that stuff well that long does long Limbs and Lauderdale Bridge yeah so used to hang out a lot with Dennis and you know hadn't seen him for years was at a restaurant Chicago not too long ago and and some were hanging out with them telling old stories in a seven or eight years haven't seen it is great when you see a buddy you really loved and it's the really affectionate Genesis one of those people at some point you just gets up and he wanders away I think he's going to take a piss okay about 10 minutes goes by I say to the waitress to Dennis leave yeah he left okay I just figured he's gone this is the way he is even say good-bye just gone I get up the next morning and turn the television Dennis Rodman in North Korea North Korea so I text my buddy and I say have you seen the news now what I say turn on the television and you said what channel I said it doesn't matter do in my past understanding as he truly believes he can affect the world in a positive way so he's not a bad guy so in his kind of crazy ideological frame he actually thinks he's helping so he thinks he can go over there and talk some sense into that guy or by playing basketball open whatever he's yammy's hang around with a murderous dictator hoping for the best but that's what I mean about the naivete and I don't mean to cached and Dennis I really loved an assisted-living nothing but a total sweetheart tonight to me and my life but he Dennis would in a very naive way believe that he's actually helping it's a very gangster move to go over there though I mean it's just it's yeah so it's somehow it sort of works in his again I'm not trying to speak for him but he was one of my favorite guys on Celebrity Rehab cuz he was like working out everyday drinking water I used to go in the Bulls locker room after games and he would work out after games really we going to go cuz we're going to go out clubbing or whatever and you go in the locker room and he'd be working out we wait for him to work out for another 40 minutes after the game and he played it wasn't like he was the whole game like what kind of workouts you like lifting weights or something treadmill you know whatever whatever he was doing why do you wasn't it wasn't like light stretching it was like it's the first time in Utah it's the famous game where the famous Series where Michael had the flu and scored 36 points and if you know that game is like when the most famous games Michael legit had crazy flu and scored 36 and they won the game and they won the series so in between one of those games Dennis know some billionaire there's a day off we get on the Billionaire's planet we fly to Vegas we stay out all night gambling and this is Dennis like you know rubbing dice on people's bodies and throwing the dice drunk they're bouncing out of the dino the crap spit and I mean just total mess and you're thinking how is this going to help us win the championship very much a fan mentality I'm thinking that you know him in so so we stay out all night we get up and never go to bed we get we fly on the private plane back to make the morning press shoot around back in Utah so we've only been in we've only been in Vegas for life 8 hours so 9 a.m. I'm sitting in the stands I haven't slept at all they do the whatever the shoot-around and Dennis walks up and says let's go back go back where the hotel now let's go back to Vegas so after the morning shoot-around drove to the airport to fly commercial because now the Billionaire's not sliding back again and gets on a plane commercial and is giving me s*** cuz I don't want to go back to Vegas with him Jesus crummy off day and this is during the NBA NBA Finals so through some sort of weird you know how the world works I end up somewhere I don't play I go to play miniature golf or something in Park City Utah where the Bulls were staying and Phil Jackson in his family's hitched happen to be there unlike an off-day and feels giving me the look of death cuz I'm the one responsible for Dennis going to Vegas the Rockstar. tell him not to go I want to win a championship or at least have one now we going to say to Phil Jackson have you ever met. Ojax intimidating guy and its 8 and he was legitimately upset at you let's just say it wasn't a nice encounter and I love Phil Jackson I mean I love those years I love those teams and I was lucky to be around them a lot I used to say tennis teams like 1927 Yankees I mean you will look back very fondly on this time and even being that bubble at all and it was awesome but yeah I mean at the height of the Bulls thing it was just so funny 7 Yankees I mean you will look back very fondly on this time and even being that bubble at all and it was awesome but yeah I mean at the height of the Bulls thing it was just so funny and


    Billy Corgan Tells Crazy Stories About His Childhood - Joe Rogan
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    to be yours certainly eccentric yeah that's fine I come from a long line of eccentrics I mean my father was a drug-dealing gun-toting musician was really mad man yeah yeah master bedroom Lysol guitar case under the bed and I was like oh I wonder what that is did he get a new guitar so I went slip the thing out and I flipped open was a with a sawed-off shotgun in a guitar case just laying there in the house or you know I'd go to open something it would be like 10 lb of weed in 06 time during the middle of the night and get shot at in my dad says he's been shot it nine times never hit stabs two or three times and he was buying drugs and stop somewhere in the guy got in the car and then the guy pulled out a gun and stuck in his ribs and did like give me all your money and my dad looked and said kill me because he was unhappy so I figured my f****** just be said to just kill me in the guy that I flipped out and left the car and he told you great musician I mean I mean that with great sincerity my father was truly talented and in the beginning he was not supportive it all didn't want me to play the guitar didn't want me involved in music and even after I put on my first album which went on to be at the time was like the most successful independent album ever released so it wasn't like an insignificant Moment In My Life by doubt just kind of shrugged their shoulders was like answer okay you know I was like what he talking about like . solos and he was like it was until my second album in the band blew up that he started kind of changed his tune then he became more supportive than he got really weirdly jealous and then you start doing things like he'd call me and be like if you need me to write you any songs like I'm like number one and he's like keep asking me to write songs they was so weird he's like my dad always played this cool 1964 purple Flying V that was like his guitar you know then you know my dad my dad to me was like a star and he still isn't my mind so he told me one day you know when I die you know I'm going to give you my guitar and then fast forward 4 years later cause might be like down and put this guitar on eBay so he should you if you want to buy it situation sounds on talking about it's like Wacky World you're never quite sure what angle is going on because the need for money depending on what situation is going on you know but you are reinforced you reinforce this idea that I've always had that everyone that I know that's interesting came from a f*****-up childhood I couldn't argue against it because I take care of my kids and I'm around and I give him a lot of love and they're not f***** up and I like it's going to be boring all of them come from f*****-up household yeah they created the pressure yeah there's something to be said for the adversity and it's good you had a f*****-up childhood cuz it made you successful thinking like I would have preferred like Disneyland with you you know what I mean maybe I would have been miserable at Disneyland if it wasn't for you guitar playing gun tote and drug-dealing psycho it happened when I was probably about 10 or 12 where it was a local club and you know and my dad played there all the time and I came back to the house one day and the house was full of sex Smokey equipment like you could smell like smoke fire and and he said all the club burned down and so they ran in the fire retrieve the gear some kind of story like that and so that was the story for years was he was eating across the street pancakes at 4 in the morning and saw the club burned down years later real story he was in a car with a chick doing whatever and he saw some mob guy walk in the club with gasoline light the club on fire so we knew it was arson but because he knew it was mob-related he could say anything and that's like every story is like there's the real story when I was a kid police and questioned him because I knew he was there on the scene or something and of course he said I didn't see anything because he didn't want to die because of Chicago with the mob I mean forget about it they ran the town


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Elvis Doing Karate
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    probably nobody knew what like a star was a new thing like I played this video yesterday Jamie sent me I put on my Instagram of Elvis doing karate and it's a crazy video and you watch Elvis do this like nonsense karate and he's so obviously pilled out of his mind so obviously high that your what you watching it you thinking we're not playing this on it what when you play the volume but with so when you're watching this and Elvis through all this you realize this guy was one of the very first real Superstars again this guy learn how to behave and Claws the eyes of the same time and then he said that like okay I got them all ideas hold on hold on I always heard yeah Elvis was a black belt under Ed Parker is Ed Parker when I was a kid is a legitimate karate instructor like everybody knew Ed Parker in Los Angeles I do not know where he was originally but I know he had I believe he had places all over the country will your guy Boston was Fred villari's remember Fred villari's karate Studios did Fred Villari self-defense Studios they were everywhere they're everywhere they're all over the place and what they basically done is figured out how to teach karate and like a digestible form like family to go to answer Kim's big business but Ed Parker was thought of his like super legit like that was one of the guys like there's a few guys you know those American karate people this American martial arts oh There Was You Know Bob Walthers Ed Parker legit guy and I always thought that Elvis was legit I never seen until that video I'd only seen like a couple of things I came on stage throwing kicked out with the punches at the end of the craziest cuz they're nowhere near got a f****** shirt with a collar on underneath his karate ghee look at that project 1974 he goes along on my elbow elbow shotgun stock that gun I'm a proud of you I mean the level of Fame that he had achieved was unfathomable mean no one no one no one had any idea what that was and then my name is why are male Machop your ear imma get behind them cuz a lot of people lay behind you when they're attacking you get behind them and just held on a good look good luck on pills he was on pills for a long time he's got to go but I don't give a f*** my hand and he's going to stay put


    Joe Rogan - Plants Know They're Being Eaten?
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    once is trapped acid like digestive enzymes break down the still living rodent does that happen to better explain the whole process as well as the life cycle of pitcher plant there's a video by David Attenborough the poisonous pitcher plant you find that the private life of plants plants are so f****** complicated so fascinating like that's one of the real gigantic problems people have with deforestation of the rainforest is there stuff down there that we haven't even figured out yet yeah is so little of it has been explored did you see that new thing in Guatemala where they're going through the jungle and they found thousands they have some new technology where they can like see they found thousands of unknown structures news about where things are developed at what rate is so far beyond what we thought they were turned irrigation and things like that it's so weird because we only live to be 80 90 years old right and in that time you barely have enough time to figure out what the f*** you're doing your own life 1990 anglesite who the f*** of the ancient ones doing some digs archaeology play my memory for instance they definitely know that they communicate they allocate resources to the more needy amongst them they have some sort of a symbiotic relationship with fungi where they the fungi the the the mycorrhizal relationship between certain plants and and fungus plants in the fungus-like exchange nutrients you know fungus actually breathe air doesn't know that they breathe air and exhale car Darkside like an animal and then plants breathe carbon dioxide and exhale oxygen plants are a life-form and we have this thing in her head that cuz they don't move all they must be stupid but they are in some way communicating with each other in a method that we don't totally understand which f**** vegans hard Ulta free after those screaming plants that you can't hear cuz they scream they f****** screen and they make noise like the end they know when they're being eaten that's when the weirdest thing when they know when they're being eaten if you play sounds of a caterpillar eating leaves next to a tree some trees change the composition of the taste structure of the way the plants taste to animals than baby coming but like with the word unpalatable they taste disgusting edible like so these giraffes starve to death because upwind certain drafts will be eating and then the wind comes down and it was through either us smell or sound or some method of transportation that we or a transmission that we're not totally aware of everything down when is changing its flavor and it becomes disgusting to the giraffes that's amazing is not just something biting into it it's the actual sound of it is sound of it triggers that's one of the things that they grow towards of the sound of water and plant grow towards the recordings so what the f*** is going on thanks so they have auditory canals it at some said the roots have a very similar hair like follicle like we have in our ear which is how you actually hear you hear you're picking up vibrations on the hairs and that's what their roots are made up of tons and tons of tiny little fiber like hairs that become a route create a salad so that should still alive maybe that's okay maybe it's okay here's the thing maybe it's all okay but we have this idea that some life is more important another life intelligent life is more important than intelligent life


    Joe Rogan on The Importance of Being Kind
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    I just think I am in so f***** up think I mean it's a weird thing to say but I really think we all collectively as a species need to emphasize and learn how to be nice to each other nobody teaches that it's rare that each team school be nice when you go to the offices is you know there's certain standards of behavior that you're supposed to behave in but there's not like emphasis on kindness and just being friendly and I think that that doesn't diminish competition be friendly and kind to people that you're competing with as hard as you can that was also a thing that you find a Jiu-Jitsu guys were just trying to kill each other all the time like really close friends really close and you know very competitive you tonight and don't bet you're not that kind of s*** but friendly will because this is safety because there's rules and in the workplace the rules my nebulous and what you do to get ahead kissing the bosses ass sabotaging project is that part of competitive or is that over the line where is with jiu-jitsu you'll get called on a foul the office banter nonsense fakeness as a species just the human race especially us is American cuz you're so goddamn competitive and I be nicer but it creates the Paradigm for nice thank you please hold the door don't eat till it like donating we serve the food they're all little signals to people that you care about them and respect them and I think it's spills over and it informs your other actions when you have good manners look people in the eye you know when someone holds open the door for you or someone says thank you like I said hi to some guy was walking in the hallway of a hotel I got him and he just stared at me and sounds like what I was angry yeah you know I'm immediately like Parliament Instinct was like f*** you man then part of me is like that poor bastard you know what that poor bastard like that's his life I said hi and just try to be nice I think I was raised and that's the thing about being raised Catholic cuz I was raised very can we erase Catholic Catholic to first grade after first grade we kind of band in that gives you a lot of it's a life of service about helping people it's very much you know it's say what you want about the Catholics but you know they were in the trenches and a lot of third world countries nuns and you know they did a lot of good and I think that rubbed off on me my parents both always did a lot of charity work I do a lot of charity work with my kids and you know that's that's going to stay with them I think we throw the baby out with the bathwater when it comes to religion and even just rigid ideologies I think there's there's something about religion that can absolutely help some people and its aspects of it that are very beneficial having that code to live by you know even if it's because of the f****** spaghetti monster in the sky like whatever it is that you believe but if you really act that that thing act like that thing is watching over you and then codes in Tennessee have to leave by like most of the tenets of Christianity if you look at him if you really follow Jesus is Rule which most people don't but if you really did you'd be doing a lot of great work you need to be helping people you be treating each other as if they were your brothers and sisters the neediest I mean that soon Jesus helped in the street and the prostitutes eight of them are pretty good to live by I'm still going to cover my neighbor's wife cuz it she's f****** hot do you know what that was about though it wasn't about that but was out your neighbor's what she was possession she was covet like she was a possession of the neighbor like she owned her right all that's right and the same thing stood for the Commandment if you really read it says do not covet thy neighbor's wife or thy neighbor's slave is it slave it's a donkey I think it's donkey and slave really yep wow that's crazy don't don't try to steal their slave slaves don't want them from your neighbor it's just so obvious what they were talking about back then was all wrapped around the way people thought about things then yeah you know but they knew even then even thousands of years ago they knew the right way to do things the wrong way to do things there's when the people's bags you feel good let's tell kids that has teach people that you pick up the bags you feel good you hold the door open you feel good you help someone you feel good like okay let's this is obviously that we all want to feel good right how do we feel like there's moments in my life where I feel terrible what I've done something wrong or a f***** up something or just failed and I just feel terrible and I always think when I do have that feeling I got a f****** hate this feeling why can't I feel good why can't I just feel awesome right now well because it didn't go well and this is like the psychic reminder this is that jolt of energy that's letting you know I can't you went on a wrong path you f***** up uu tank this you crash that you did wrong like you're supposed to feel like s*** right so that you don't do it again yeah but conversely when something good happens when you help someone when someone can't get their bag in the overhead cuz it's too heavy and you help them and hand it to them they smile at you and YouTube you walk off the plane you feel good you feel good you got to teach that to like you have to remember that you have to go why do I feel so good when I felt so good cuz I helped that lady I felt so good because I said hi and we looked at each other and made some niceties or whatever and that's that's part of the joy of life as those friendly fun nice interactions with people when you got your s*** in order it's easier to have those Xperia when you don't my personal experience when I don't have my s*** in order and I've made mistakes and I'm a f*** something up is very hard for me to enjoy anything yeah I just go through the motions I just feel like if I have something that I f***** up and then I have that terrible feeling but I have to hang out with my family and my kids I just ride it out I just have to ride it out I'll try to be real friendly and real sweet but I don't feel good inside I feel terrible and I know what this is going to go away with contemplation understanding it's going to this feeling's going to go away we got to ride it out you know and I know I can ride it out cuz I really doubt wrote it out before but some people man they don't know what to do there I don't know what that feeling is they feel like this is their life and then that feeling if you don't conquer it you get comfortable with it you get used to it you used a failing that use that terrible feeling and then he started pouring booze on that terrible feeling BNI member the therapist told me that you we all have a narrative of our lives and you can choose that narrative it's that f****** simple that's basically would behavioral therapy tells you is that it's all a projection everything in your life is a projection you know you say I have these attributes I've accomplished these things or you can say I lack these things and I f***** up these things and you can live your life will putting that energy out to people and it's as simple as just live sitting down and thinking about how you want to see yourself and just keep keep reminding yourself of that and you'll start to living I mean this sounds so f****** hokey don't oversimplify but it's real but it's real I was raised with a lot of Shame and guilt and so those. You're talking about where you f***** up and you're feeling bad and you got to ride it out you throw shame on top of that and it extends it it makes it more profound and it's not just about your action and how might have affected other people it's about original sin you know heavy original sin should Garden of Eden wear evil you know for dirty we need to confess we need to be cleansed throw all that on top of a simple mistake and it makes it complicated other people it's about original sin you know heavy original sin should Garden of Eden wear evil you know for dirty we need to confess we need to be cleansed throw all that on top of a simple mistake and it and it makes it complicated


    Joe Rogan on Addiction & Wasting Your Life
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    you know and I've always admired that you figured out when we were really young I mean when I met you you quit and you know we were both in our early twenties and you were like f*** this site I'm not I'm not going down that road and you didn't need anything you didn't you didn't need Alcoholics Anonymous you like not doing it I did some therapy that helps I just need to realize that once I realized that and I'd gone to Al-Anon because of my dad adult child of alcoholic meetings phenomenal amount just to realize that that it's a disease and that you know you're powerless to it and that for me I was able to apply what I learned in there cuz I went to a couple of AA meetings in Boston it was like guys would get up and they were like and so so I could but I but I I read the literature of the 12 steps and it helped me cuz it made me realize that when I wanted a drink something was going on and to this day I just have that reaction I know that I still want to drink all the time but when I really want to drink I stopped and I go all right what stressing you out what do you need to deal with it and then I just kind of focus on it there was when I was a kid my my dad was an architect and so I unlock construction sites and I'm in a lot of junkies a lot of junkies lot of people on construction sites are either alcoholics or drug addicts and which is one guy that I really liked is a funny guy man really funny guy his name is Robbie love to hang around with them but you know any knowing he would we would be working together he was a carpenter and I was you know like a labor sounds like a promise until you know talk to me why so explain to me how to do things and stuff like that and Zicam together the band's getting back together again with writing songs and then he coming Monday looking like s*** just looking like s*** real grumpy didn't want to talk had a headache turn off the rails the saddest thing is that when you first start doing drugs and I don't know about you but I had a phenomenal time doing cocaine you know I'd mushrooms and all the stuff I did as a teenager was like before I never got hooked on it and if you do it you know maybe I did Coke 50 times without ever getting hooked it's a blast that's the best the best kept secret but then once you get hooked you're not even having fun anymore you're just maintaining your just eating at Sido crash you know it was heroin you're just trying to avoid withdrawals you're not even feeling that great anymore was Robbie to part of the problem was he was very disappointed in himself and it was booze to you just go off the rails and try to keep it getting out site there's a lot of people out there that they have a dream and then the pressure of trying to reach that dream like his dreams to being a successful band right and the pressure of trying to reach that dream and see fruition it seems it seems unreachable seems too far off and here you are you're in your thirties and you're working the construction job and you know if I can work all day in Boston in the winter you're tired of s*** when you get home you don't want to go to band practice you get home at 6:30 and have dinner now at 7:30 you got to get up in a few hours what are you doing I can't practice swords 45 minutes late is car breaks down and your f****** piston is that offer screaming at you turn it around excited dancing and dancing and it's like they're just reliving the only joy they had no life which was like when they were young dancing to rock and his band is f****** their gods to them the time when you're young when you're having fun is so fleeting then all sudden responsibility stack up all sudden you know you have to pay bills you have obligations you have so much to you have to think about for so many people there's just there's this. Of their life when they look back to whimsically like that was the I was free I was young my dick out all the time I could go two or three times and you think anything is possible I mean that's really that's the loss of Innocence that you do have to pick a path and stay on it so that works so f****** hard for not a lot of money and you know bills just add up and then they save just enough when they get their vacation twice a year to go to like a cruise and they'll just Drake non-stop for a week in the end of it they're just hungover they blew the excess money they had and that was it that's what you worked all year for a friend of mine at work in a restaurant and when I got to work with saved up his money for 8 years went to Vegas and blue and one day the most heartbreaking story this poor guy I think he was a dishwasher and he worked there for eight years are set aside 50 here twenty-five there set aside for eight f****** years and I think this is it baby set aside for eight f****** years and I think it was some good amount of money like $30,000 it went there was a plan this is it baby I'm good at Blackjack whatever f*** you played he read a book


    Joe Rogan - Does Polyamory Work?
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    I do not think polyamorous folks are on the right track I think that what they're up to is I mean I know from the ones who are serious about it and talk about it that even within the polyamorous Community there's a recognition about just how difficult it is to make it work but I don't really want to interfere with their right to do it I would like to be able to talk about whether it's a good idea whether it has societal implications that we should be aware of but bodyguard we can accept trans folk and we can accept women to subscribe to cultural norms and wearing high heels and makeup in the workplace why can't we accept polyamorous behavior and what's so that's what I'm telling you is that although I personally would counsel somebody if you know and I have had this conversation with many students for example I would counsel them away from it because I think it actually prioritizes one thing which is desirable but the cost of it is very very was it prioritize it prioritises not locking yourself into a single sexual relationship and I think there's a way in which there is a terror that surrounds locking yourself into a single sexual relationship and part of the terror goes back to what you're talking about at the beginning of the conversation if you think that Beauty Max is maxed out at 20 and then it rains over life then as a woman you're trapped in this terrible situation where you've got this power long before you know what to do with it and it's going to evaporate so you better capitalize on it and if you're a man you're very frightened that you're going to get into a relationship and then you're going to watch this person that you love fall apart in front of your eyes and you're going to be you know you're going to be caught in that situation and I don't think this is the reality of a pair bond the reality of a pair bond is way better than we fear but that because we've got this overly simplistic mythology surrounding a lot of people are trying to solve that problem how do I not get locked into that relationship that's going to trap me with somebody who's Ted I not get bored and decaying in front of me right what would be the issue if they wanted to do it well I'm I'm telling you specifically that I don't want to stop them from doing it but I do want people to think very carefully about the issues I mean I'm just speaking as one guy who's lived One Life the value that I get out of having as close to perfect security at home as I can have in a relationship I mean Heather and I have been all over the world we've taken our kids into parts of the Amazon that are four hours by boat from the nearest road right this is not a boring relationship this relationship has been and non-stop Adventure well but what I would say is They are promoting an idea that this is the surface anyway to lip it's the wave of the future and then yourself and so the idea is but a friend you know who I had a long-standing argument with on this topic and what he convinced me is that a friend who is polyamorous is polyamorous and this friend has convinced me that it can be accomplished that there's somewhere to get but he acknowledges that it actually I'm in the case that he points do took several Generations literally several generations to arrive at a stable situation can you get sick of each other and then you fight in court until you figure out who gets all the money from the kind of careful approach to polyamory that this friend takes which still looks extraordinary difficult to pull off what human beings are from a jealousy perspectivism I'm extremely difficult to pull off mean is the rate of divorce in this country alone it's somewhere around 50% and Chris Rock famously said that's just 50% who had the courage to leave how many cowards down but here but this is this is part of the point about novelty we are living in a situation where are narratives sell us a false picture of our opportunities are narratives are partially driven by an economy that wants us to be insecure enough to spend money crazy and so I'm not telling people that they should live one way or the other I'm telling them that they should understand what they're real options are and polyamory as an experiment is all well and good but what happens when you introduce children into the mix so costly to raise and because human males are wired to fear raising offspring that they themselves did not produce genetically now I don't think it makes sense to actually care very much about your jeans and advancing their interest I think this is something evolution is stuck us with that is not valuable it's actually destructive inside none the less actually move past but we are wired for it and so what I'm expecting to happen is if you have a large-scale experiment and Polly what it's going to do is it is going to break down into polygyny and it's going to break down into single motherhood as men leave these relationships in order to engage and perhaps more polyamory with younger women and it's going to be yet one more thing that is unevenly distributed between the Sexes to choose your mate wisely well choose your mate wisely but we don't even realize that we are interfere with your abilities do that in ways that we don't we don't need to it we have a landscape in which nobody is paying attention to the way we are interfering in the normal processes that would cause you to find a mate with whom you might have a very rewarding but what life processes we have no idea what effect deodorant is having on choosing the right mate we do know that it studies that there are molecules that you can't consciously tell your detecting that do affect mate choice and we know that we're interfering with that stuff while we know that birth control affect that is as well I try not to at the moment I'm wearing it because sweat stains would be socially oh you wearing you're wearing antiperspirant if I am I guess I do Fact one it did Drive some people crazy I'm sure not me though. You didn't bother you at all around people we love armpits if you shave your armpits you decrease the rate at which it uses the environment right and we're being again. We've got an industry of I don't know how much they make per year selling us these things because we're afraid of our own human smell but there's a huge difference between the way somebody smells if they don't have good hygiene and some has the luxury of daily showers and doesn't wear short Honduran frankly I don't find somebody who is taking daily showers and isn't wearing deodorant I don't find it that off-putting in Europe it's considered a different smell whether it would change who ended up with him and whether or not marriages degree of change right but how many other things are there on the list that we wouldn't think to name what about makeup in women stop wearing makeup how much would that change who hooks up with who how much would it and you know if we how much would it change if we actually learned that there's a difference between hotness and beauty and we actually allowed little girls to recognize that maybe they weren't so interested in being hot because although it gets you a lot of attention so kind that's a dead end right how much would that change who ends up with him a lot of who ends up with him at the moment is presumably dictated by people having had their attention captured through hot mess and then there's a question of whether there's anything there to back it up so what I want to see for my own kids sick is I want to see a world in which the noise of the way the market influences how we interact with each other and Notions that get promoted as sophisticated for that noise is reduced so that people can really begin to detect the patterns in their life actually this worked for me I dated in this way and this work for me I dated that way and it didn't work for me it was a rewarding that begins to tell you something sophisticated for that noise is reduced so that people can really begin to detect the patterns in their life actually this work for me I dated in this way and this work for me I dated that way and it didn't work for me it was a rewarding that begins to tell you something


    Joe Rogan on Jordan Peterson's Vice News Interview
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    now one of the things that came up real recently was this Jordan Peterson interview with Vice which in my opinion especially when you look at the sound clip they were talking about women in the workplace and women wearing makeup and high heels and things in the workplace and I know Jordan very well I love him he's a great guy he came off aggressive there and I don't know why I don't think I know if he's tired of it or if he's digging his heels in I mean he's 2-hour interview and he also was coming off of that big Cathy Newman interview in the UK which was like salt when the whole thing was his crazy but he came out ahead on that and I think there's there's it's much easier to make the argument that it didn't come out ahead in the vice thing they framed it but he was talking about women in the workplace and maybe women shouldn't wear makeup place and maybe they should wear high heels or dresses did say maybe maybe yes maybe yes absolutely or no absolutely this is y'all this is a sign of a nuanced thinking person in real-time the problem with the reactions exact problem you're trying to avoid here though we're saying I don't want to get in trouble here and you you prefaced that and you slowly move forward where is Jordan's like maybe well why are they wearing makeup but what do they do the me-too movement is arguing that there should be that there can be no sexual signals in the workplace at all. That's not going to be possible because look at how many other sexual signals there are make up heels now the response has been those aren't sexual signals I wear heels and I'm not sexually signaling and response is what he has to do is augment the signals that you were born with whether or not you were conscious of the fact that is why you were doing it that doesn't make it any less of a sexual signal and so what Peterson was saying was if we are going to accept the argument that all signals of this type need to be abandoned from you need to be gotten rid of from the workplace then maybe we actually need to investigate all of the other things that are sexual signals that aren't being talked about right now so they're couple things clip film from the audience of him talking about what happened with that vice interview it's well worth your time I think it's seven or eight minutes of him talking about what happened I do think Peterson who I also know I don't think any of the cliff the cliff notes are he said look this is how one in gauges in fought one advances an idea it doesn't mean something's going to happen I think you I didn't say women shouldn't wear makeup in the workplace I said maybe and this is what we do and then he described she says let's let's agree that I'm going to put forward 10 things that might happen and then let's agree that none of them are going to happen so now we can discuss the possibility so I don't think we know what the actual interview with with Jay Kang look like because there's two hours of it I've seen 15 minutes yeah why won't they release more of it I think they should release the whole thing I do think what I saw so we don't know the context which my guess is Peterson's pretty careful and what he says my guess is the context would be revealing I think based on the part that we know that he said because it is in the clips that we've seen we know something's funny because the editing juxtaposes him seeming to contradict himself and he's actually pretty careful not to do that but what he did actually say contains what I regard as at least one significant are so he says I do think that in response to the question of our women Hypocrites for wearing makeup to work and then I don't want to put words in his mouth but something like demanding not to be harassed harassed he's forgetting that many of these signals aren't conscious and not only not conscious but you know I saw somebody online discussing with him at a very good point when it's actually pretty hard to feel if these are signals even unconscious ones their sexual signals why am I wearing one to go to a family reunions why am I wearing high heels to go to a family reunions secretly trying to get lucky at my own family reunions and the answer is no this is not a matter what what Peter said when you know Peterson has done so many interviews the fact that he says a clumsy thing here it doesn't strike me one way or the other but I don't want to be put in the position of Defending that women are hypocritical for wearing makeup and high heels there are lots of reasons to have to wear them including social pressure including the fact that you are in a landscape of other people wearing them and if you stand out as being playing in a world of and we're amplifying these things that may actually have implications for your ability to earn the lots of reasons that you might do at that have nothing to do with you as an individual trying to signal for sexual attention it doesn't mean that those things didn't evolve as sexual things right sexual signals to us evolutionary biologists this is no news I mean if you're a woman and you've got breast and you're walking around in the world you're broadcasting idea that these signals are out there and common should be should become something we become comfortable with the fact that males are involved in all kinds of signaling all the time that you know that the corner office the mahogany desk and you know it's not that a woman can't have a corner office in Mahogany desk but traditionally speaking those Hallmarks of the way humor is used as powerful implications in terms of sexual signaling as does who laughs at your jokes I mean if the boss makes a joke everybody laughs whether or not it's funny why is that he's got power there trying to get ahead right so there are these Stones actually the truth of it is there these stones that aren't really that rare but they've been made artificially scarce and a man will get one of these stones and he will put it on a thing that can be put on a woman's finger in the size of the stone and the quality of the stone even though the stone is not actually useful for very much it is symbolically important and it is evidence of the Woman's Worth in some sense and other the larger the stone indicates that the man values her at a greater level this is an absurd absurd set of signals and we treat it as if it's just nothing you know a woman gets an engagement ring maybe if she's traditional her friends will you know look at it and say ahh that's marvellous I mean so we're engaged in all of this archaic signaling anyway and when you tune into it is very jarring but it does not make sense to isolate one set of signals and say I look they're signaling right because those signals are embedded in a landscape of signals that we go through our entire life not realizing that we are making the last one I would make is that we also need to recognize that we have a mismatch between personal signaling and broadcasting so it may be that a woman wears something in order to that's a particular males attention but the fact that she's wearing it may catch other males attention and that fact May confuse the landscape because men in general may take it as a sign that she's interested in something when in fact she's not interested in something she's interested in someone who happens to be in this landscape so what I hope is that we will recognize that the thing that we should all agree on is that it is desirable landscape so what I hope is that we will recognize that the thing that we should all agree on is that it is desirable to have the freedom to engage life as you would engage it


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with Believing All Victims
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    there's there's some great good to exposing these things but in doing so the overzealous approach of accusing all men of being potential rapist isn't it just just an overreaction and they won't bounce itself out do you or do you think that it's more complicated than that it's going to be it's going to backfire what's the difference that there are monsters yes right and we're not going to deny monsters because someone goes too far and they accuse Garrison Keillor of being a monster when we know that that's not true it doesn't make sense the story doesn't make sense so because most people who I've talked to about the Garrison Keillor story which he was consoling a woman and he touched her back and then she pulled back and he apologized and I didn't mean to do that and then he sent her an email apologizing and she said no big deal don't worry about it they were good for a while and then years later when all this me-too thing she just decides I remember something that was wrong and let's let's take this guy down like which is which didn't make any sense that first of all let's leave it alone at the time both parties agreed was no big deal getting caught up in the hysteria trying to find so we have a couple of problems and one of the problems is that the folks who are advancing this movement than the other parallel I wish they hadn't taken the term social justice because we need a replacement term for that that is not overzealous but those movements have engaged in a kind of naive conclusion making that makes them inevitably hijack that they get inevitably hijacked by Bad actors so if you you are a looking at a situation if you say we must believe all victims that's like putting out a neon sign for Bad actors that wish to utilize the structure right so there will be bad actors and without prism I don't know whether the numbers are robust or not that I've heard numbers that somewhere between 1% to 4% of the population are sociopaths if you set up a system in which we are obligated to believe every victim then those people will come out of the woodwork and they will use this to level their enemies and so at the very least what that tells you is rule number one you cannot make the rule you must believe all victims or you will have lots of people piling into the category of victim that don't deserve to be there and who is hurt most by that not only the people who are going to be Sabotage by Bad actors but the people who have suffered the worst cases of you know rape they are effectively having the terrible things that have happened to them diluted by stories that are either fictional or minor that are lumped in so it's murder victimization of them it is as a transfer well-being from the people who have been most harmed to people who have been less harm or are cynically using the structure so if the idea of me to of the Reckoning that has finally come for these really terrible guys who were getting away with all of this awful stuff if that is close to your heart than what you should want is a set of rules that is careful enough and robust enough that we can keep holding those kinds of people to account what will happen if we don't do that and I promise you this from a game theoretic perspective if we decide you must believe all victims and all transgressions are equally bad we're going to turn the thing to 11 for everything from. right if you with what you want to do is turn the tables on all men you want to take power and say you listen while this is a frightening weapon so in order to make that weapon maximally dangerous you that would increase her likelihood of facing any of this and we know we should cover that in a second because that's one of you it's another one of these booby traps where you can very easily say the wrong thing and suddenly you're on the defensive even though what you said is very rational but as you get to know people and we're just meeting say instead of having met in high school so many years ago I don't know if I like you yet do you like me yet we're going to take some chances and if you're going to say something wrong and I'm not going to be thrilled with it are you at fault do I do I blame you do I cry harassment because you said something that didn't quite fall right on my ears or did it sound right and I kind of liked you anyway and so I got we're good well it really depends on how I receive that depends a lot on how I feel about you you could say exactly the same words and if you could say it and someone else could say it and from that guy might feel like I kind of wish you hadn't said that but that has to mean that that isn't big deep problem that he said it because we're engaged something or trying to discover do we like each other are we into each other with what's going on here so the process of discovery is going to involve mistake and risk and that even sounds through its game playing and you're involved in the social game and what you're trying to figure out who each other and after the fact saying that guy's kind of Grosso the thing that he said was harrasment sorry no not not acceptable it's changing the rules of the game based on whether or not you like the particular individual and that's not a legit move so we got to be super careful here one thing that is true is we are facing a landscape in which we are I think effectively rewriting the rules of male-female interaction in order to make sex with strangers perfectly safe you're dealing with let's say it's 1% sociopath you can't make a world in which it's safe to take home and have sex with them right but that's not going to happen but in order to try to make it safe we're going to turn up all of these protections so for example we've got the issue of affirmative consent now affirmative consent is a great failsafe in a circumstance where you are dealing with a stranger it seems like it would be absolutely essential because the danger of a miscommunication is so great that you have to be perfectly explicit and there can be no there's no room for any coyness or subtlety about it in other words it has to effectively be transactional that's going to make it into the history books or literature is going to involve affirmative consent at every stage you into it consent can be sexy and so it shows this Millennial couple making out and like every few seconds the guy has to ask the girl if it's okay if he kisses her if it is it okay if I touch you here is it okay if I take your shirt off and she says not yet and then they keep going and going and going and then the girls asking the guy which is hilarious is it okay if I do this like what well that was also an issue with that sort of abandon this but a few years ago there was this thing where if you had sex with someone and alcohol was involved you raped them because they could not consent but I'm like well that means I've been raped a lot of times that's ridiculous like it did but it never worked that way it does if you want symmetry you would have to say that if the man has consumed alcohol in the woman hasn't been the woman is raping the man but I don't want to freak you out but and I have been assuming each other's consent for 30 years I mean we have inferred it from cues that were not verbal it doesn't discuss but already writing things down like you were talking about Game Theory it does it really does seem like a type of game it is life but it is a thing where people are looking to call people out you're looking to score you looking to like score finding someone has done something inappropriate or finding someone is doing done something that used to be appropriate but it's no longer and we're looking to establish this new parameter in this new way of existing and that there's this it takes on this competition element which I'm Familia was I understand competition so I see when I see it clearly when I see you like teen Behavior might want to see what's going on here this is not rational thinking this is someone who is trying to score points or trying to get one on the board yes it's absolutely imperative at the moment it looks like in women and it's going to destroy it actively making male-female relationships impossible to navigate overwhelmingly have been victimized as opposed to like men being victimized by women in that regard in terms of being sexually harassed son even close I mean his is one of the most unbalanced things in our culture ever completely right in our culture hundred percent safe. we're getting the point where this is just robbing a pancake if the point of this is to make sex safe because it's pleasurable this is going to Rob all of the pleasure from sex I mean it's it's getting to the point where you'd be crazy to have sex without Witnesses you know what I'm saying yeah but but anyway the point is now that the stuff is on the table right now that we we know that there are monsters we know that their economic forces that actually protect these monster which frankly is a big part of the story right is that the economic structure of something like Hollywood causes this to continue with it being effectively an Open Secret that these people are abusing women and then silencing them and contractually obligated them not to to do anything about it that that cancer on the social system is now open for discussion and we all of us decent Folk all of us decent folk know that we have to get rid of it if you get rid of it though on false pretenses I promise you the very same game theory that caused it to happen in the first place will cause it to re-emerge the only the reason for this harder to address the next time


    Joe Rogan - The Science of Hotness vs. Beauty
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    this modernity I mean the way human beings represent sexuality other way sexualities represented what's wrong with it like what were the what are the key things that stand out as an evolutionary biologist let me try an experiment with you that's okay I'm concerned with you as a red-blooded male I would like you to conjure the image in your mind of a woman who is not beautiful but is hot who is beautiful but not hot yes no problem no problem me either this I think actually is a window into Munch that is wrong with what we think of human sexuality I think most people if you ask them without doing that little experiment to conquer or to Define what what it is for somebody to be hot you would get answers and people would tell you that hot was sort of like the height of beauty right which is very frightening if that's true because hotness Wayne's with age it deteriorates just can't help it the discovery that beauty actually is a different parameter tells a whole different story about what's going on with us people with men and women and I think both men and women are confused by this I'm so if it is true and I I mean I know it is dry can look inside my own mind and I can say that at least for some men it is true the beauty and hotness are almost uncorrelated there are people who have both traits but I I have no trouble seeing that image of a woman who is hot but not the least bit beautiful and I know lots of women who are beautiful and not hot and I also if I take the category of women who are beautiful but not hot they're a lot of older women it right I know women in their 60s and 70s who have po boys have aged gracefully their graves can be there maybe a wrinkled butt if you talk to them one does have the sense I'm talking to a beautiful person right and I'm not I'm not being modeling here if it was just a simple fact that both Beauty and hotness way and with age I would say so but it is not the case so what's going on why do we have these two categories and why do we assume I mean if you look at advertising you will get the message that hot mess is where it's at right this is the thing it's the only standard and women are aspiring to it and then they're fighting it as it wanes and all of us in here here so I suspect this out because males are males they have I want to say they have two reproductive strategies really they have three reproductive strategies and one of them is so awful that it's really just unpleasant to even entered into the discussion but map to the first reproductive strategy that men have the one that would generally have succeeded I'm not by the way we can talk about monogamy vs polyamory and all of that at some point but I'm not saying anything that is inherent it's not inherently about monogamy the way males have typically reproduced is they have invested in their offspring and the mothers of their offspring that's the go-to mechanism for reproducing as a human why human babies are so needy that one person trying to raise them on their own is hobbled by just the sheer difficulty of trying to manage an infant and a toddler while trying to accomplish the other things of being a person and one of the points against it is that we remain somewhat sexually dimorphic that men are toddler must you much more muscular but that we are so much less sexually dimorphic then even our ancestors in more recent times than when we were we shouldn't read most recent common ancestor with chimps that we are moving towards a more monogamous situation where one male has multiple females in human history probably the majority of human cultures have been polygynist majority of people on Earth today belongs to cultures that are at least nominally monogamous and we should talk about what that shift is and what it means to us and West desirable and all of that but the basic point that human babies are so expensive and difficult to raise that you need a team to do it and you know in part this is a chicken-and-egg question is not a good term because it's quite clear which the this is a situation where them when you have a team you can also afford to have a baby this more needy and there is nothing good about a needy baby but there is something good about what you can get if you can tolerate any D baby you can get a baby that's a lot more nuanced when it grows up so males have traditionally invested in Offspring but a male who is investing in their offspring should they happen an opportunity in which a female who is fertile and capable of producing offspring does not require commitment from them in order to have sex that's an evolutionary bargain a male who can either convince a female or finds a female who's willing to produce a baby but not expect any support and return that such a power it's like winning the lottery evolutionarily so it would have almost never happened in history because women because babies are so expensive are wired to avoid this like the play you don't stuck raising a baby on your own if you could through committing to somebody get a partner in raising an offer so how does birth control fact we'll get there in a second but on the table males in general have succeeded reproductively by investing in their offspring and their offsprings mothers when they have the opportunity to produce Offspring with no commitment they have a hard time resisting that opportunity because it's such an egg I win but that doesn't mean it would have been very common in history because females would have waited so Maya can't look away from hot is about that second strategy is this channel that men Hannah they they are wired in such a way that they actually have been robbed of every useful turn they are triggered by the sight of a woman who is broadcasting hotness right and so anyway the the thing that I think is most important about this is we now live in a culture where we have advertisers essentially creating a kind of insecurity because insecurities causes people to spend money that otherwise wouldn't that insecurity has women trying to capture male attention by broadcasting hotness which of course works because men have a hard time ignoring hotness but what I think women often don't understand is that getting a man's attention by broadcasting hotness has him in the frame of mind of the second reproductive strategy and it is actually counterproductive to getting his attention for the first reproductive strategy because men have historically this is by the way this is where I'm going to get in huge trouble with people because this is going to sound like an accusation really I'm just trying to describe what has been and then we can talk about what we should do a woman who values herself highly in reproductive terms will not leap on a sexual opportunity just because it's available because what's at stake is so great historically for women this is not true anymore because of birth control but historically it would be true that a sexual interaction is basically baby roulette and baby roulette is a dangerous game to play so and so we get at some of what's true underneath the stereotype of the madonna-w**** dichotomy because no one wants on Madonna no one wants a virgin is a life partner that you want to have a vibrant sexual relationship with your life partner but the are you triggering the hotness can I get a baby out of you and never see it are you triggering the oh my God you're gorgeous and I feel like we could do this together sorry men are didn't you know as Heather points out Madonna and horror the wrong turns their very charged but men are interested in both of these reproductive strategies but they are not interested they are not paradoxically searching for them in the same individual


    Joe Rogan - Gender & Biology
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    what is disturbing both of you most about what's going on right now as it were traditionalist conservative a lot of that and then look there the postmodern who want to throw out everything when I throw out everything that Evolution handed us and in the meantime pretend it didn't happen right before this lightning based on reality and there is a there's a third way and maybe we need to call it modern as opposed to prayer postmodern but there's there's a third way to navigate what evolutionary Revolution was given us what we can change what we can't change and how to actually recover some of sexy missing sex in the love and love & the romance and romance and understand that human beings are what we are from not just a hundred years back but a thousand and ten thousand a hundred million years back we've had sex since you both talk university-level you you've been around the students and use you've seen the sort of postmodernist movement gained steam what what do you think is the cause of it like what what the reason why people are projecting the sort of distorted idea that there's no differences between men and women and that all the differences in the genders are all it's all propaganda or cultural or so I think it actually arises from a relatively simple cause that we all detect there's something not right about what we've been taught we detect there's something not right about the way civilization is structured we can tell that there's no you really at the helm and you have a lot of people who are faced with some issue that to them is incredibly glaring something that just absolutely needs to be soft and so what they do is they look at that issue and they say what would we have to what we have to say in order for that issue to be fully addressed and the problem is that we're dealing with a complex system and if you optimize for any one solution you caused a catastrophe across all of the other things that it's tutu and if you're not focused on those unintended consequences you tend not to understand why people are resistant to your solution so for example let's deal with the transgender issue for the transgender community and I don't you know this is not a monolithic Community I actually have quite a number of people within it who have had her doc position but in general there is a sense that it is disrespectful not to Simply recognize who has decided to transition as a full-fledged member of the Sexes to which they have moved that seems right and if you are focused on the humanitarian side of the question maybe the even is right but the problem is if you say a person who identifies as a particular sex is that sex suddenly you've actually caused a whole bunch of consequences that you weren't thinking of over in a biology over in the prison system I mean is it true that somebody who says that they are female gets to go to a women's prison do we want to put violent sex offenders in a women's prison because they declare themselves to be female so not tracking the consequences that were not in your view when you decided on a particular solution is the reason that so many people have signed up for these really absurd Notions and part of what I hope we will get to today is that there is a principal at the core of understanding all complex adaptive systems and it is diminishing returns and diminishing returns sounds kind of Arcane has to close in association with economics what it was first outlined I'm but the message of diminishing returns is that you can very often get 90% of us that you want and not disrupt other things unduly but if you say I want a hundred percent of the solution to this problem you'll cause a catastrophe so getting people to realize don't shoot for the Utopia in which the problem you're talking about is 100% solved if you can accept a 90% solution then you can have a whole bunch of other things that you don't even realize you're using defensive people that would try to go for 100% though isn't it one of those things where like you would if you would negotiate if you want $100 you ask 450 unfortunately I mean I think you're identifying something corrected in part the positions that we here being deployed are not an honest reflection of the beliefs of many of the people who are espousing there a negotiating tactic but we can't do that with Biology you can't run koshiate with Biology biology is what it is and then we can talk about which parts of it are amenable to being changed I asked Heather pointed out we're not advocating for a return to some traditional way of interacting between the Sexes we're advocating for an enlightened way that takes advantage of the freedoms we have that our ancestors didn't and tries to navigate the hazards that we're stuck with so you can't you can't negotiate with Biology you really ought to listen to what it is that nature is telling you and then say alright what does that leave out where can we shift things but if you're going to require that we lie about what's true biologically in order to navigate to a solution I guarantee you it will be unstable in the end what they intended to do was carve-out freedom from a biological trip so if you say Amazon's are in a Continuum then it's very hard to disagree with that because it doesn't mean anything that we can ride right place there are males and I are females and there are a few people it's rare but real that there are intermediate phenotypes and gender is even more of a Continuum but still strongly bimodal have you folks heard about that new crayfish that they're battling in Europe there's a giant crayfish in Europe its female and female only and essentially is a clone they they reproduce by cloning so they don't need a male partner and they're going crazy and there's a lot of them first two sentences there it sounded like there was a giant crayfish it was a female and she's mad lineages and it's all females and it goes great until the environment changes exactly are going to be exactly the same thing that you are so if you were a good fit for your environment the next environment better be the same or else your kids are going to be a good fit so my feeling is that crayfish I haven't filed the story a lot but that crayfish is going to do terrifically moving into exactly the Landscapes that it first mutated into existence in and if you change the landscape of that is going to stop doing so this is a good tasting variety free food so very important when it comes to a lot of these either Progressive or right-wing issues is that people tend to be extremely tribal and what they're really concerned with his winning that it becomes a competition of Us Versus Them it becomes our side versus their side and they tend to exploit weaknesses and then it how to score points and all ideas of being honest intellectually or looking at things objectively kind of go out the window you ignore facts that diminish your position or your team's position and highlight things even if they're not real that would diminish the other side's position there's a real problem that humans have with arguments with with with being tribal with being on different side when we see it figured out tribe PC with people wear when there's a certain time when you see people arguing with there's a certain point where the argument has deteriorated to a competition it's no longer about what you're actually discussing it's about who can win to lose the stronger team should really just tell you what you an exact reason to use Sciences to correct for biases but Eric and Heather and I have a phrase that is just shorthand for something which is bad faith changes everything there's a lot you can do in discussion with people with whom you disagree as long as you are on the same page to a large extent and what you're describing is what happens when that system breaks down and people perceive themselves as needing to win against the enemy rather than on a team that is trying to navigate to what is true or what is the most desirable outcome with respect to values that we all share or something like that so what you're describing is a very common state it is a lower less capable State than a good-faith environment where people who may disagree intensely agree on the basic rules and the desirability of figuring out what's true and so maybe that's part of what we can do here is try to point to where the good conversation can get to that the bad-faith conversation is incapable of getting to the value really yeah I think that's that's a giant point I really is and is it mean if it's really something that I would hope more people would adopt going into the future stop connecting yourself to these ideas and just let these ideas exist on their own and examine them objectively and rely on science rely on actual science to formulate your when you're talking about bile when I say science has the answer to that it's not necessarily that we should accept no one should accept the findings of science just at face value but a scientific approach is got this idea what would have to be true if that were true and how can I possibly prove it wrong and you work harder and harder and harder to prove it wrong and if you can't then you have greater and greater and greater confidence and maybe it's right and so this this is what we don't say in bad faith argument is no one is how to prove themselves wrong and it's me that sounds backwards the first time you hear it but if you try to actually demonstrate that your own cherished beliefs are wrong and you can't do it you have pretty good confidence at the end of that and there is no actual end but the longer you've gone you're pretty good confidence and actually I'm probably seeing something real here I've asked myself I guess my friends about my enemies is this thing right and you know in an actual formal scientific setting you do an experiment is it right or is it not let's see if I can prove it's not even though I really think it is so you also get you get something there's a bonus that comes with it which is I don't know what else to say it's super awesome which is if you tried to take your cherished idea some hypothesis that you've come up with and you tried 16 different ways to show that it's wrong and you keep failing well every one of those things you did to see whether what you thought was true is actually for now prepares you when somebody now challenges you and they say all but you haven't thought of this will you have you've been through at 16 different ways and that gives you the ability to navigate almost anything that's thrown at you because you have taken on the role of being your own harshest critic in order to make sure that was left at the end of that process is really robust the other thing that I want to insert here is that I think we put in the position of Defending everything that's been published in the scientific literature is true because it looks like science a lot of it isn't a lot of what's published in the scientific literature is not valid the methodology does not establish what people claim it does and that's a big Hazard for four people like Heather and myself because you have to sort the wheat from the chaff in order to figure out what to defend and what to be agnostic about but I do think those of us who more or less get the story of what human sexuality is about a scientific level on there still a lot of mystery but there's an awful lot that those of us who have study that are in agreement about and civilization is not yet on the same page with those of us who have looked at it scientifically one thing we have failed to do I think is to articulate what you will get in exchange for signing up for a scientific worldview on this topic people do not realize that a scientific worldview is actually the thing that empowers you to navigate your own love life in an intelligent way it will let you take a part of flour and Destroy its beauty in order to figure out how it worked and finding the Trap science will destroy Beauty Troy it's Beauty in order to figure out how it worked and finding the trip science will destroy Beauty right and it's true it's not true you will get a lot of value you will waste less if your time on people that you shouldn't be interested in if you understand what game they're playing even if they don't understand


    Joe Rogan - David Goggins Journey From 300 lbs to a Navy Seal
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    how do you become that guy you know what I grew up not that guy yeah so a lot of people put a title on me they want to They See Me Now They See Me Now is the guy that with his shirt off we can do 4030 pull-ups and 17 hours you can run 205 miles and 39 hours but you always crazy s*** but what they don't understand if they don't understand the journey that it took me to get to this point and what got me to this point I was just the opposite of rain today I was that guy who ran away from absolutely everything that got in front of me but not many people knew that I had two people at the like the real me was like this very scared insecure stuttering got beat up by his dad I was kind of stuff and I built this fake person that walked around like my s*** didn't stink you know you know process of time I realized that I was lying to myself a lot of people because it's a fascinating Journey though because you are that guy now running you genuinely are legit badass or at one point time you were legit terrified person if so what was the process like how did you how did you step pour if it's a long process right but my dad because she was growing up I was the first black baby born in hospital called Millard Fillmore in Buffalo New York my dad on skating rinks Guillain-Barre is here and prostitutes from Canada to Buffalo New York my dad was a big-time pimpek time anything bad about a person Big Time Hustler he was American that that movie time Denzel Washington he was at but not that bad he wasn't that big but that's what it reminds me of that kind of guy and beat the s*** out of me got knocked out topless staring at you every down the stairs by her hair and I 6 years old on their forget this in my mind I was always afraid my whole life I was afraid I had this f****** voice this this conscience that would always be battling me said hey you got to get up and do something I didn't want to do s*** afraid but me to get up and my dad and I get my ass kicked the big time learning disability can my dad and I believe that's going to school so my dad is about to business the skating rink in the bar so it can you make over about 7 at night and this is how I was able to walk so about 5 No 4 5 6 years old 8 9 and I'll go to the skating rink at 7 at night and I work the skating rink until 10 at night and then we was scripted them off the floors and we clean the whole skating rink up and then my dad in the office and my brother and my son sleep in the office my mama go upstairs and work the bar until 3 in the morning and then they clean the bar up so after all that she was done with going to school really happened so when I went to school I was all kind of you know my Lord disability I had social anxiety I was just a jacked up kid from living in this tortured home from the outside looking in an all-white neighborhood and then we would travel to the Ghetto of Buffalo New York with the skating rink was that so work around mostly blacks and I live on mostly whites but no one knew what was going on that house at on 201 Paradise Road is crazy but my mom got courage to finally leave him when I was 8 years old we moved to a small town in Brazil Indiana and that's when the real war started for me and he has a small town great people a lot of great people and I say that because I don't get offended and I'm going to get the point where to get offended about black families at about 10,000 people in town and in 1995 the KKK March 4th July parade so this was a show me being one of the few black kidnap you know the area you know it kind of hard you I had stuff on my notebook know Niger going to kill you and my Spanish notebook they have it on my card n***** early 90s you know I showed it to hurt me it was jacking me up to all the insecurities I have him as a kid with my father I've moved into this area here and it just got worse and worse and worse and it's haunted me and that voice that talked about it kept talkin louder and louder and louder don't do nothing about it and I decide to make moves and I cheated all through school and it's it's kind of humbly talk on my story sometimes and it's it's also but it's real is who the f*** I am as if it's what I am is what created me and copy from the fourth grade to the two to my junior year in high school on every assignment and I want to get in the military when I join the Airforce and the guy gave me an ASVAB test is like a watered-down SAT and I couldn't copy on it because the guy beside me how to test ATI test be together Mariah Tennessee if guy that jumped out of airplanes and save down Pilots it's a it's a special operator in the Air Force and my score was so horribly low that if we take it again and he said hey I got to 18 the second time even worse I need to get a 50 out of a 99 and so my mom and I for a while I was in the government subsidized apartments $7 a month and also food stamps and we slowly moved up to him $230 month place that the time y'all will be a pretty poor but my mom afford enough money for me to go to see a tutor 1 1 hour a week sofa 4 hours a month and had six months to study for my last test I want to take the address to know the answer test three times and I study my ass off and pass it and I got in the Air Force Bellagio's more things in front of me I was afraid of water purify the water and I don't know how to swim but we get everybody in this training and all special ops training is water confer ground your ass you know all of our Lives we've been breathing and they take that from you and then went to see how comfortable you are in the water and it's like 1% African Americans in Special Operations and I didn't know anything about African like a lot more negative buoyant which I am because the bone density I struggled but the program Five Guys left at about 150 I was there and I was asleep for six weeks the program I want to quit so badly but I quit everything in my life I copy through school I want to prove people wrong answer here I am in this Air Force programs going to get a little more confidence but this water was kicking my ass and 6 weeks in the program the doctor gave me a blood test it was at sickle-cell sickle-cell trait not the anemia but still kill people but so he put me out training for a week and when you go from being very uncomfortable in that water situation and then now you're comfortable I'm sitting watching the guys drown you I'm not part of the activities anymore for this week I want to get back in that damn water again so the fear overcame in all my insecurities for my dad from this small town from everything so I coming back and you know no one knew how f***** up I was kind of created other person with tough I live with this should all time so mean that wouldn't go back in that water the doctor call me back up I thought to get like a like a medical kicked out of military so no quitting for me or kick me out so I can have some pride the doctor said no man can put you back in the training and I was like f*** but that's your week I'm like you know what I missed one week is only three weeks left there's a good chance you know I could chuck this s*** out and go on my went back to the CEO and the commanding officer of the program and the sergeant said hey you got dark from day one because you missed you know that that we could train him and I broke I broke I couldn't imagine going back through that again so I made up a lot and I said man is sickle-cell things really scaring me it was a f****** water wouldn't sickle cell and I pretty much quit even though they gave me a medical equipment so from the age of 19 to 22 I went to the job called tacp where you control fast movers Behind Enemy Lines cool job but there's no water I was afraid of water so I avoided it and I gained 225 lb 302 297 with my heaviest that's not a funny things that was comfortable and the more things I found comfortable the more uncomfortable my mind was cuz that voice I was telling you about you always was there I was just trying to avoid that conscience I want to be left alone from that conscious and it won't leave me alone so I got out the Air Force and I thought working for Job Corps Ecolab spray for cockroaches at 24 and spraying at different steak and Red Lobster whatever from 11 at night to 7 in the morning and what changed I came home and watch this Discovery Channel show class 224 I came home from Steak and Shake I sprayed it down last get a big old large 42-ounce Shake while cross the street and get a box of mini Donuts from 7-Eleven drive home for 45 minutes big old fat guy who yeah I worked out but I was fat I didn't run it PT I hit the gym I'm driving home to TV on and what comes on Discovery Channel showing that's where everything changed for me I was taking a shower I walked out her these guys and I want to show and it made me reflect big-time on the piece of s*** that I am and I'm exactly what people said I was going to be so what was on the show that really struck home it was I saw these guys going in the water I fear that stuff like that but they get over them but I'll always have these fears that you just don't want to f****** face and I have a lot of them had a lot of them and that's what created the person is in front of today and it will get into that but I just asked your b**** is what I was and but I've watched this guy is going through hell week class 224 and these guys are ringing the bell quitting dropping the helmet down rolling out a lot of guys just leaving and it made me reflect on here's my insecurities and I saw a real men real thought were real men who are staying who are overcoming adversity who are overcoming all these different things that I'd blame so many f****** people in my life for my dad my mom for not being there when I was 14 years old my mama to get remarried this great guy he got murdered and then I moved back to a small town in Brazil and everybody was applying might my learning disability my my skin color you know maybe everything and so why am I sat there for a while and I was like man I got a f****** I got it no one's going to f****** come to help me no one's going to f****** come and help me with this f****** me against me. And I'm so I had to man up and ask him for the guy start doing his face and every f****** fear I have not what the f*** it is man in really understand and grasp when You Face these things how to keep you up and haunt you at night and has a lot of people out there that know what you're talkin about I mean I'm so that's what I did to options to either be that 300-pound guy who spray for cockroaches and made $1,000 a month and at 24 years old knowing when I'm 50 f****** years old I can reflect on this and think about what God never became or I can totally just pack it up and fail and fail and fail until I succeed Toronto to call recruiters up my son will be a f****** Navy SEAL and every crew. So there's a weight and height this is so the weight and height limit to get in the military that I was six foot one and two 97 and I have prior service which was a big deal so I called his recruiters up and all of them said hey how tall are you the conversation even qualified and pretty much like somebody else the reserves recruiter out they said he saw me coming to the weight standard all of their stuff and to get into the class I had to get into how to lose a hundred and six pounds in less than three months so I was like the fact that I can't do that Grandma chocolate milkshake and went back to Ecolab I'm going back to work man this is my life so in this job you look looking for cockroaches looking for next morning or his next night work and I hit the all that cockroaches too much I hit the motherload of cockroaches and this restaurant. Full of cockroaches and rodents and everything else and I sat there and said this is my life after this in my life you are exactly who the f*** did this is it and I said this ain't going to be it for me so in that restaurant I quit my job left my canister in that restaurant my my spray canister got back in my truck and I went home and I started working out like somebody I was I became the most obsessed person on the planet Earth that was basically I had to invent a guy that didn't exist I had to invent a guy that can take any panties suffer any kind of judgment be called Niger because whatever the f*** in the world and yourself how to build this callous mine and I built it through suffering text blocking just crushing myself if it was raining outside in the f****** with us knowing the first thing I think it don't go out there and do s*** my intake was we got a f****** go out there anything that was f****** horrible in my life that I normally say no that was inhumane and most people I had to go do it and I thought that callous in my mind at this point in my life and I lost the weight I lost the weight and I went back to recruiter I got into that class and I went through three neighbors to help me some one year only guy to ever be in three whole weeks in one year up to my knowledge the first night at make it through the next two I did and that didn't stop anymore from there and I started realizing through this through this process that the f****** mind is what you created. Started open a different doors I didn't think we're even there then if they even existed in the Mordor nothing more start realizing that my potential is damn near endless in it change my whole mindset so I went from David Goggins not created Goggins and that journey is a Priceless Journey that it's hard for me to explain to people cuz it sounds so quick and easy that guys walk this way and I went through three whole weekend with the Rangers going with the Delta Force selection whatever it is it was brutal are you happy diagnose my life story I tried to give you a hug just a snippet of it where I'm at today in front of Joe Rogan telling you my life to get through what I became to get through I'm at now there's nothing but Pride I have for myself that I can't really I can't really show people that I have the space under space that they see that are you happy what's wrong with you I'm driven I'm obsessed and that's what you see people need to hear the story this is this is an exciting story for people a lot of people out there that feel trapped and they feel stuck and they feel like they can't do anything this is who they are you're a God who felt that exact same way but figured out how to not be that person and be a person you would admire how did you what were the first steps like you had some slips before right because you you quit because of the water thing right but then when you went back the second time you decided to lose all that weight you quit that job did was it just straightforward from there or where there's some days will you failed and then you picked it back up again so my first run but I decide to lose the weight I was like I said 297 about 32% body fat and I whip my idea was to run 4 miles for my first run I didn't know how bad it's going to f****** hurt me I used to run before I was fat and I was like f****** I can do this I ran the quarter-mile walked on I walked on without my couch and cry with your mom's house he was about 14 about maybe 20 minutes down the road and cried and calcium I can't f****** do this I don't know when with you I just got somebody pregnant my life was as f*** I'll make $1,000 a month my rent was 8:10 a month and my mind is kept f****** with me and can't f****** not good enough man this isn't for you and these guys the best my first time playing North you not that and what it was and it's kind of funny I was obsessed with Rocky Rocky one in particular and when I was a kid I come home everyday now watch this f****** show Rocky and I would fast forward with the little VHS tapes to round 14 Round 14 f****** up like nobody's business why the song came on my truck to pull up record I listen to the song for 17 hours is 2 minutes and 13 seconds and I'm able to visualize and dream like nobody's business and I know that I can create a vision that me people can't and I work for it so the vision I had was when Apollo Creed beat the f****** s*** out of Rocky beat the s*** out of his kept fighting he was a dumb fighter couldn't read the f*** out of me couldn't really couldn't write just Punchy everything about him and rock you down and him getting up and getting up Apollo Creed he turns around and sees this guy getting up and it was the face of Apollo Creed that changed my life the face of Apollo Creed it was like just thought that m*********** getting up not winning just buy him getting the f****** a Pokemon lose your Champions best Rocky at taking his soul I literally taking his soul his head goes down he looks like what the f*** are you I wanted to be that not Rocky I want to be the guy that people looked at I'll give you like me or didn't like I don't care but it said this motherfukers going to keep coming after whatever the f*** is in front of them I wanted that I wanted that I wanted that worse than anything in the world so that is I kept picturing me falling down and getting up and every mother f****** to call me Niger I was dumped even myself even myself I wanted to feel something besides the fee I wanted to just go to distance and not going to distance push me to a point of where now go way past the distance so you go the first day you run a quarter-mile and you walk back home and you're upset how do you how do you move forward so basically idea when I came home and I had a chocolate milkshake I started being able to take negative s*** and be happy and this whole I say what if a lot it sounds corny and it sounds weak but it's true one of the recruiters said there's not many black Navy Seals make I was a 36 African-American seal in history isn't over several years because the f****** water you know and so what story would it be if my f****** fat dumb lying to be friends with people insecure ass can overcome this s*** and that would if mentality that that that dreamer mentality just would always be with me if it's true and if I can be your man how would it feel if I'm graduating counterfeit at the graduation thing I'm talking about 2:24 to talk about the video I sent down watch this man officer stood up and he said to the graduation. You're graduating buds like 18 of them he said we live in a society where mediocrities often rewarded and you were going to say something about these men detest mediocrity and I want to be a man that detest mediocrity got me a lot of trouble in the SEAL Teams and going forward doubt it got me a lot of trouble in the SEAL Teams and going forward my life because I just started looking down on people for not going hard as f****** s*** and I started to create different things but I swear different day but I just believe that my whole mind changed


    Joe Rogan - David Goggins Ran 205 Miles With a Hole in His Heart!
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    so what do you do now in terms of like you got over this 5 years ago you were in this bad situation when your body is not working right now everything's working great again I had two heart surgeries also so you know so you know Across America and I just couldn't go anymore another Pitfall of my life with the hole and I've pretty much off active duty steel for 3 years and I had two hearts with it then trying to fix it till the whole were significantly large because they say it was as big as a quarter of my heart like what they do for hernias look something like maybe something like that so we have more artery and Play Dispatch but they go through your artery or artery and with a camera and then they found out later that the hole wasn't covered up enough yet I mean in the hood password very damn big to hit you need to put in to go back in there in 2010 and hear your heart I guess your heart heals around the patch so but how did they stick in in place I guess they put it with the holes at and then it kind of like inflates the whole is that so there's two things in my heart right now that the hardest kind of covered up Jamie's got a an image of it for us wow so it's attached to this little probe right and then they put it over the area where the injury is wow that's insane recruiting area for 3 years trying to get back on active duty and that was my life for 3 years now he put that patch in yep and now your hearts 100% it's 100% actually gave me EKGs all the stuff once again after I ran like the 205 miles you know so the dr. Schreck he's like you know game he could you go to the doctor get an echocardiogram heart for abortion about stuff and he when people get quiet f****** not good man that has has one of my heart chilling out and I'm at work and he said he goes and gets a doctor doctor comes in the doctor gets another doctor now I'm just freaking the f*** out I'm like okay cuz we come to your heart when I was big deal the way you have a hole in your heart and the guy didn't know that I was you I'd navy God all things as a CEO cuz not many black guys are seals and he had a conversation about you know we got fixed this real quick I said yeah I mean he said you could have died jumping skydiving if it gets plugged with something like anything like you don't listen to get a bubble from diving or something like that Brian so I called luck I called look wow so I got through two surgeries they put it back on I lost it to give you the first one and then how old when do they realize it's not. Not good enough to take you back when you get a bubble study a bubble test so it's so that they like their lease in bubbles that way safe bubbles that way to see if the bubble goes through your heart so they had this echocardiogram again and they hook you up to IV or something like that bubbles to your heart and they see if it goes through after 6 months when it should have been healed up the bubble went through so I had to tell me you didn't hate we got to you know you're not you're not going to go so I had to take a year before I can have another surgery because completely completely healed we all the time like when you're waiting for the ideal you know you have an extra hole allowed to do with your body then you don't do how you feel comfortable and so you know that the whole is not going to kill you right now but you can't. You can't jump your car to steal anymore so I was recruiter for a. Of time so basically I was crazy about that is before my second surgery I was actually training for Delta Force I want to go to Delta and I was rucking Ruck running a lot and before my second running me running with a Pacquiao pack on my back with sole don't have his back 50 60 lb and you run without on well you supposed to hike or Humpback Rock hopping I ran with it because I wouldn't cuz you know I did a Ruck run cheese because I knew I was giving out of searching for a while so f****** matter get my last one is dude Jesus Christ so I could do I have not have my training logs after my second hard so I could do was walk so I became an ultra Walker I walked my f****** ass off and it's over. Time to take a year for that thing to heal up and heal my first surgery came back negative or positive the bubble went through again cute around that thing nicely and I passed a second level test so the first bubble test was how long after a year it was so the first bubble test after the first surgery but six months and then you got to go through a full six months after that right totally heal then you're the second heart surgery and when does the bubble test fail after the second heart surgery it was about six months Jesus Christ starting to crack your chest open the next time you getting there and then that one they said we have to wait for 6 months to see if it's things going to close up right then I came back thinking about to get crack the f*** open in that bubble got pinned up man through maybe force it through your mind Crockett. Maisel keep on going man that's amazing now after all said and done everything is good now yeah everything's I mean I'm sure it's not the pop up in my f****** ass not to do that you know everything is good right now I'm always waiting for next thing to pop up and I have the same way I see it but yeah as of right now I'm the Best Buy 43 years old just turned 43 February 17th I am in the best shape my life I'm not knocking on wood because life bucket life comes at you dude I would come at me I mean I would think that you would be a go-to guy for injuries like if anybody had them all dude I've had them all I've had when you broke the world record for Pull-Ups first time I ripped the s*** out of my forearm and then the second time you'll see there's a picture of my hand and it is a third degree burn so that's my hand a Jesus man what in the f*** is going to look in your bit by a wolf so it's funny about that as you see that so if you can imagine the pain it's it's different when you have these little fragile punk-ass hands touching the bar imagine 4030 pull ups how many times you're coming on that bar coming off so different people who are witnessing you you have to have your your your number there to make sure that you're you know qualify for the Guinness Book of World Record that's 1450 have a long way to go to the 4015 pull-ups to go hunting qualify for the Guinness Book of World Records 1450 Avalon way to Governor the 4015 pull-ups to go hunting season


    Joe Rogan - I Was Convinced Bigfoot Was Real!
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    you you you become you you don't trust in the way you view things anymore your box then it's very dangerous to be committed to something you know is not true about social little level intelligence too because when he got these Geniuses who spent their entire lives and astrophysics you're telling me that there are part of the scheme too and they believe that it's you know this is a hundred percent of the problem 100% it's adopting an idea too soon that's 100% idea and then you hang on to it now you're f***** like Bigfoot Matt Bigfoot was a big one for me I was I was convinced it was real with you how long ago was this an artist no it's not that nothing to do is just I'm not sure you like automatically go towards any information that would point to the fact the thing is real not to the whole body of information look what how crazy these people when you meet the people that believe in Bigfoot the ones that have seen it the ones that claim to seen it almost all of them were clearly line in a little in a little like out of Italy was one lady Maybe I think just crazy and you can't really say it to their face you don't really know but sometimes it just gets ridiculous and this one lady was one of the only ones that didn't seem like that this one lady was telling me a story about how she was going through the woods and she saw some big thing was standing up and it was like 7 ft tall and it was moving through the woods and she saw this thing and she's like oh my God it's an ape and she realize it was Bigfoot she saw it for a few steps and then it was gone at the time I was fascinated at the time I was like maybe she really did see it but now I know for a fact and absolute fact that where she lived is a lot of black bears and black bears will often walk on their hind legs the walk like Bigfoot they really do this many many many many videos I've seen it with my own two eyes I saw a bear walk for several steps like six seven maybe even 10 step at a time Tilex roaring at another bear and they were going to fight with each other and they thought was just standing out they went after each other but dude he walked towards him like that that that had injured Paws and sometimes they'll get their pop it off in a fight big big they get wolves that way they can catch them in traps Jesus traps are scary s*** hell yeah but these animals you know when they get a hurt paw that walk on their back legs like Bigfoot so she probably saw some s*** moving through the woods Nazi 15 yards in front of you and I were talking about it cuz you know we had a hangout up there and go wondering if there was something right there like five trees away and then it moved into the back how long would it take for a disappeared two steps three steps it's so dance dude it's like a Q-tip box you know he get Q-tips out of a box so many of them and there I mean obviously drunk drove through it jumps over some s*** amazing looking at a hill like a hundred yards away and you would see this thing walkthrough the tree standing up you do like what in the f*** was that and it's gone imagination starts running wild the imagination starts fill in the blank well then I try to urinate Seattle man okay then why would you not be hot but you're eating mushrooms and you see something that's in the woods and you see it briefly a hundred yards away for three or four steps your brain starts filling in the blanks and you get excited you so f****** Bigfoot and I will go to my grave when you really talk to them that was the only lady I knew that wasn't lying to me she saw some Jesse thought it was Bigfoot if I had a gas if I had some money to bet I bet Almost 100% what she saw was a bear you did the show in the after coming back when I show you I can do a Bigfoot bullshittin it's the same feeling I got talking to everybody psychic readers same feeling I got talking UFO experts same feeling I got to everybody wants to believe everybody wants to believe I can Flex with the UFO make sense to me this is so many kind of X Factor's there I can buy a UF so it will feel it could be real animal 100% is this on selling it and someone found another tooth and they said primatologist to check it out there was a real animal orangutan looking thing man standing next to a gigantopithecus statue so you can find that in there and pick up this animal 100% now they're not 100% sure that walked on two legs but they're pretty sure and the reason why is the shape of the teeth that animals that walk on their hind legs animals that walk upright have a different shape to their jaw they found hell looks like and they found some teeth and they found it like all in the same site and then they realized they're dealing with a totally different animal she was around how long ago so this thing existed somewhere in the neighborhood of I think that's right we met that might be wrong I think I'm thinking of the Flores Man Of The Hobbit man little three-foot-tall du jour what makes it attractive though is where that thing lived is exactly where all the animals can across the Bering land bridge that connected Asia to North America so this Bering land bridge okay where they think everything came across the short faced bear even people what makes an attractive though is where that thing lived is exactly where all the animals can across the Bering land bridge that connected Asia to North America so this Bering Land Bridge located where they think everything came across short stays there even people


    Joe Rogan on the MMA vs. Boxing Debate
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    yeah Denver Legend you know I'm really glad that all this b******* has died down with boxing vs MMA like there's no like you can like both of them now all the time because what I'm doing spell there's no there's no agenda like a variety funsho for a fight fans entertainment fans that's f****** awesome and I'm excited. I like boxing to light it matter that's like saying I can't watch the NFL and watch the NBA what the f*** are you talking about it was fun cuz they do is look there's a lot of s*** talk going on between all the camps and Royce Alger who was a top of the food chain American wrestler they thought he was just going to run in the storm the f****** UFC and start smashing people and they even said in that fight he said it's time to bring in The A-Team pre-fight thing and Ensign anyways like yeah Alger it's voice but with an arse is American cat and then he lost to was a dude the wolf that do they call them self the world Jackson god dammit boxing that you just cannot do in MMA you can't get over there it is answering anyway Royce Alger goddamn the old and I was there. feel like it was the second UFC that I worked the first one that I worked was in Dothan Alabama including he submitted Randy f*** torso stop a fight at don't know what weight they're fighting at 200 pounds but shut up 30 elevation experience all you wrote it was immediately and to take his back with Michael's Ensign doesn't but algae. So it's smart for answering like if he's going to get a joke or something like that from here Here Comes set it up and sees punching with bare-knuckle to the eyes and the face is a totally different feel right it's a different experience completely different I'm a f****** giant proponent for bare-knuckle I really think we should go to Barron not yet just can't news baby that's extension who says no idea how to get out of standing over him he would skip forward on his hand and slam that leg like real power in the lake is like dangerous leg kicks but not thrusts like roundel kicks yet skip forward on his hand and slam that leg like real power in the lake is like dangerous leg kicks but not thrusts like roundel kicks yet


    Joe Rogan on Ric Flair'sTrash Talking
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    Ric Flair NWA was Ric Flair WWF and then in between Ric the Nature Boy Flair saying it but I don't have his slogan and in between them Wheelin dealin limousine riding I don't think that's it see there's a video out there someone has it to diagnose didn't send it to Jamie on Twitter I never been more moved by documentary than I watch S3 mean that someone like a catch phrase like someone saying something that just gives you Goosebumps and makes you fired up and make you start f****** clapping if you say Ric Flair on stage and hold the microphone out the amazing weird current that happens every now and then where guy just Nails something and becomes a part of Pop Culture forever but think about it Floyd, they're all ripping off from him that's where they got it remember he was way before all of them Muhammad Ali would write poems I know poems but not about money and splurging and limousines and b****** and alligators maybe level you know when you're sure he said about Jimmy Tyrell said Jimmy torelli the dreams he beats me better wake up and apologize is he well after I am now late this in their Coop I want that bear I'm going to come home and bath what's going to happen he might be great but he ate another level he took the I'm a rich guy thing to a new level bragged about his wishes


    Joe Rogan & Phil Demers "My Dream is to Free Whales"
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    in a perfect world where would you like all this to end I want the walrus sounds crazy my dream is I'm in a free Wales there's going to be a sanctuary I'm in a free Marineland welcome and have a hand in this that's going to happen number to do really think that's going to happen you think they're going to enact legislation that makes them release those animals I think so yes really should go that Wilson Creek Sanctuary project they're going to build a whale Sanctuary this going to be a place for whales if it's in Canada and all the exportation laws are that real and can't get rid of their whales there will only be one place for whales if that business select to evolve or if there's any type of ownership changes I told you this being a big really into me how this Sanctuary would work while you have an environment where is append off in the ocean and you know the various different pens for various different procedures if you will daddy is that you if they can't be wholly released then you got a place where they have a sense of semblance of a freedom if you were but it'll be in human care they'll be more of like for instance a viewing platform will people be able to view the whales versus how big of an area were talking about massive I'm in the east coast is looking really good these days is there a model that they've drawn up not Sanctuary project in those things we're camped whales and dolphins going to be rehabilitated and live permanently in their natural environment so it's a step so this is a step between this and then the the wild yes no they going to free them and then release fish in there for them to eat I imagine they'll be all of that every witch way I would be nice to the allow them to actually hunt and kill the fish which I'm sure that's what they want to do the fact that they can feel the natural rhythms of the sea I mean they're in tune with the theater in their environment of the pools know what it says here 4 medium served four years median survival time in years for wild-caught orcas at a marine park for years 1100 square yards of space in a large display tank in a typical high in Marine tank 314600 is the minimum number of square yards for the first whale Sanctuary project Seaside Sanctuary so this is 314,000 600 square yards will be a massive Place hundred and five is the number of captive orcas in belugas North America so that includes Marine Lance a Marineland has half the belugas in North America crazy it's crazy and they fly under the radar because no one wants to talk about 24/7 round-the-clock care care for the whales the sanctuary that sounds beautiful Fremont threatened to sue me. No more we need more than just you seems like f*** man people listening please get involved this is a great step do I love this idea of this step you know it like have something that's like a bridge between the captive in the wild also it would allow their atrophied Dorsal fins to to reinvigorate event they can start diving deep again I mean how deep in the butt physically take them for walks if you like us to come swims where you would be able to leave and have them just follow the book go for some exercise you can totally do I mean it really the things that this is going to present the opportunities for these animals is wild animal brilliant scientist I mean this is the project this is the future are you here that this is going to present the opportunities for these animals is really wild animal brilliant scientist I mean this is the project this is the future


    Joe Rogan on the Black Panther Controversy
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    the Wonder Woman one crazy but all this Wonder Woman s*** it's men who get upset at Wonder Woman the same thing that drives me crazy about this Black Panther movie what drives me crazy about this Black Panther movie is people getting upset about the Black Panther movie on both sides first of all white people making a big deal the way the story was and this is the way they want to promote it why do you care if he doesn't I don't care but then it goes the other way and I do care where I've Seen Crazy liberal psychos and there white people in fact saying white people stay the f*** out of the theater while this while black panther is out don't steal their Joy with your white privilege oh my God I literally saw something along those lines couple of those one of them where woman was asking when it was appropriate to see it and she didn't she didn't want to ruin it with her whiteness and those people real people that make sense like god dammit do you think white people couldn't go see shaft oneblade came out 98 did white people stay home like what are we doing Are we more divided now than we ever were before we we silly that you can't I want to go see black panther cuz I like f****** superhero movies and it looks cool the fact that anybody would give a s*** one way or the other I guess if you're a black kid or a black guy was like Hey this gives all of us hope it is more opportunity for movies we made like that the people aren't really racist and they can embraced a black superhero the same way they can embrace the Hulk or Thor if the movie is really good and I hope the movies really good and I hope that's exactly what happened but how the f*** did it change so much from one blade was a cuz when I was around dude nobody even thought about the fact that it was a black superhero movie I mean I guess some people did but the emphasis with the fact that Wesley f****** Snipes was blade and it looked good and he was doing karate and chopping vampires up with swords and s*** it was a f****** badass movie that movie was super successful they did two sequels like what's changed is it changed from then until now with a quiet now why is it a big deal if there's a black superhero it wasn't a big deal then what are we deteriorating or is it just more noise because of social media you get a more distorted sense of how the country actually feels because the people that are more inclined to chime in regularly and vehemently are often times not the ones who are calculated you know assessing thinkers sending is if it is accurate and so then people start telling white people stay the f*** home now you've got craziness and you've got craziness because of The Fringe The Fringe on both sides but in the middle most people like I hope it's a cool movie imagine if you had a friend and you want to go see Black Panther movie what the f****** guy said we'd be like what do all that stuff is disgusting disgusting disgusting you want giant opening weekend if you really love this movie and you want movies like this to be successful you should be promoting it for everybody white people black people Asian people who gives a f*** p**** the superhero movie it's going to be fun. some s*** go you just got to let the noise go by don't let it bounce around inside your head and come up with a year but I'm not racist why do I have to get shoved in my face and everybody's got to meet in the middle it's a crazy time everybody's got to meet in the middle there's a way less tension and in Conflict Dennis being verbalized that's what I think I think if people just realize a lot of s*** to work laying to is just some ways we've been thinking and behaving for a long time can communicate with each other just a little bit better I just don't think I don't think that racism has gotten worse I think it absolutely has gotten worse in some places I think there's places where racism exists and I think those I think when you have young kids that are raised with racism and family members that are raised a racism in a community that Embraces racism which has existed in the past we don't even have to talk about today but in the past was most certainly really racist Neighborhood Italian neighbor in New York where black people moved in they were treated terribly and horrible s*** happens a lot something weren't even allowed to move in in the first place and there's always been stuff like that so if there's always been stuff like that it's a natural human inclination that we have to iron out we can't just eliminated by making it illegal or eliminated by Prosecuting people who figure out why people think like that too scary way to think scary to think that anyone speak first of all all of us all of us and almost any listening to this in comparison to someone like Elon Musk is basically a champ okay so you should be racist against this African guy that's smarter than everybody like what that's a real African guy from South Africa Elon Musk yes wow yeah he's a real African American watch that originally settled that area you know and that's he's the descendants of those people but my point is like we're all dumbasses compared to that guy so stop getting all uppity about why people you know have a better gpas and whatever other race you're comparing us to cuz you are stupid compared to that one African dude like you're dumb for sure for sure like there's no way you or your vote to count more than his yeah write mine personally are most Peabody's yours personal this idea that this one race is better than the other races f****** stupid the people that are really clinging to a usually don't have s*** going on other than that that's the problem with racism it puts people in a camp of winters when they really want to do s*** to get in to get into the team you know the entrance is instantaneous you're white you're in you know that's ridiculous that's the problem that's one of the main problems with with the ridiculous nature of racism especially organized racism you just going to take everybody that looks like you that's it that's all not not how they think not what they've read not to life experiences not how you feel when you hang around with them not how they make you laugh know you want to make sure that they have blood from a certain Patchett dirt yeah crazy cuz I'm a white guy now but when my grandparents came here they were dirty guineas yeah you know they were out of the way a lot of people think about Mexicans you know same kind of thing the return of the way a lot of people think about Mexicans you know same kind of thing now that Italians are full-on white totally


    Joe Rogan on the Florida Shooting
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    drones well we have to worry about people more than we even have to worry about drones right this new shooting in Florida freaking the f*** out again yeah it's happening all the time now it's horrific and crazy thing is like kids used to joke around about this guy doing that someday do something to joke around about I think that I think that the way that the news are it's in the way that it's such big news isn't helping at all cuz one thing that I've noticed is the whole car ramming thing like that's a new thing car ramming where a lot of the things that are happening or people just getting in a truck or car and just running people down the fairly new thing Bing Bang Boom like I feel like going off of the car ramming situation in the growth in car ramming zalone that we could sort of see how overly reporting these I mean I don't know if that's even a thing or what I'm saying is making sense at all but I know what you're trying to say but the counter to that would be someone had someone made a really good analogy the point being what this is is only Happening Here we have to figure out why it's happening here so often it rarely happens anywhere else but here it happens pretty often so what is that is it access to guns is it mental health is it both of those things is it it's just far too easy to get guns is it that you're not being monitored and it in the sense of being talked about and people don't want anybody infringing upon their rights right but if we just sat down and had a rational conversation with someone to renew a gun license you know rational conversation with someone who doesn't work for a gun group or anything to someone who just give you a reasonable reason why you should be suspicious about this person having a firearm and you really don't want to do that either though cuz you can't trust people that's like you putting people in position power to decide who gets the guns if he doesn't get the gun it's all very very f****** terrifying engine and confusing it seems like the AR-15 is the one that they need to keep an eye on because all the biggest ones are that it seems to be able to mail. Mow down a lot of people at once more effective in those type of mass shooting situation world right that's what they're good at then so then the question is are they too lethal for The Irregular person is be carrying around but you'd want to know why a regular person wants to carrying around and then you would realize is that really my right to even ask a regular person why they need it I mean most of these people are law-abiding gun owners when we freaked out that one person who legally bought in this case is a kid of Legally bought it does it does this horrific thing it's a very good question and it's a question we have to ask ourselves like how many times does this happen before something happens and is the is the answer arming the schools that's a f****** terrifying answer putting armed guards at schools that I saw a story where someone and held up two signs which it was like Instagram thing and it's the two signs for which one of these signs would make you feel good if you were like a killer and shows no weapons like a no weapons sign and then and also shows a sign with an armed guard saying that the staff is armed and trained and you know you looking at the two of those who like God damn it I don't want either one of these f****** things I definitely don't want weapons in schools but I don't want them to need weapons in schools that's why I don't want it there yeah but when they seems like this happen you have to go walk how is there a way I don't know I don't know what the way is other than even if you take people's guns away God damn you're not going to get all of them there's too many of them the number of guns that people have today I think outnumber humans I think the number of guns like total in this country outnumber humans Insanity even if you are for guns when the number of things that can kill us outnumber us are we overreacting are we crazy stockpiling for some f****** terrible collapse that we're all afraid of is that just start thinking cuz we're like we were like the last country or whatever you think is it like question question like crazy scared country you know there's different uses for firearms and who are you to say that like recreational Shooters who are respectable law-abiding people and there's a lot of them out there that are very good people they just love to shoot pistols at Target they do come petitions they enjoy it they like being proficient with a firearm for their own personal safety and there have been cases I think it was a case in s*** I want to say it was in Ohio where some guy was stabbed and somebody at a mall and some dude who was a trained shooter at one of those shooting competition things shot the guy and killed them run around stabbing people at the mall and it was one of those things where no one wanted to play set up in the media because they thought it was like irresponsible irresponsible to play out the the idea of the Rogue vigilante with a pistol but but that was a real guy like the guys actually like kind of a hero like if he was in a Bruce Willis movie you be f****** pumped kind of hero normal citizen that happened to have a concealed carry permit in right turn off duty cop to stop somebody that was stabbed receptive people yeah it was an off-duty cop that was there with the stab ones so I got that wrong was he who was the firearm instructor 1 tragedy in these terrible tragedies seem to keep happening and we don't do anything to change everybody's worried about you know their second amendment rights being taken away you know people worried about law-abiding people who would never do anything like this worried about their guns getting taken away but they and all of us we have to we have to figure this out this this can't just keep going on this way and whatever it is whatever causing it whether it's the way people raising people the way people pretty people whatever f****** crazy mental and balances that we're not treating in in each other whatever the f*** it is with her it's biological whatever the f*** is that we just can't keep as a as a civilization as a as a a thing that should end its best times be able to get along great with each other these little aberrations their horrific aberrations but they exist frequently there's so many of us three and 20 something million people yeah 317 million people in 2013 and 357 million guns that's crazy within the people are gun not to be like Falcon and their right to the right to if your if you haven't done anything and you would never do anything why would you get lumped in with someone who has if you have a truck and you would never dream into plowing into a mall full of people why would you get lump lump in the same group as a guy who has a truck who did do that why should you it's not fair but we still have to figure this out it's just there's something wrong is something wrong with his dick that many more things that can kill us than us if a guy pointed a gun at you from across the room do you have something in your head plan that you would do know there's nothing you can do I would do a bunch of cartwheels and somersaults that's always been like Sora my plan I feel like if I just do weird movements you can avoid almost nothing you can do you know it's terrifying terrifying thing ability to just end someone's life with a single movement of your hand and we learned so early on I remember you know Duck Hunt is a kid the Nintendo like tick tick tick tick tick tick tick remember that gun it's like we learn so early on well it's just that people value people so poorly that they would do that this is where we have to find like the root of what that is not sounds that sounds very philosophical and hippy-dippy but you have to examine what could possibly be inside someone that would make them want to do something like that what would that be I don't I mean how the f*** does that happen how does it how were there in the same timeline when I'm talking about like primitive Roman days or the Vikings or anything crazy were talking about right now how in the same timeline does a guy like you exist alongside someone who could do that there's something wrong is it Elsa think there's something to be said about like awareness of depression and psychological disorders for the older generation I feel like in the future more people are going to know about it and take it as a real thing but I still think now there's probably there's definitely a lot of stubborn parents out there that ignoring girl you're not depressed get up and all this cuz it's definitely deep-rooted a lack of structure in their lives stops gone wrong and they don't have anybody to talk to her that anything you know that's definitely a common thing 100% the dissatisfaction with the current state in life there physical health people have all sorts of undiagnosed mental issues and maybe they don't have insurance and they can't afford treatment or maybe they just got off of it and they think they're fine I mean we know guys who did that got off of stuff that they weren't supposed to get off and then they start getting really paranoid and crazy and I don't have to talk him down I wanted the things with being depressed like that is you know and like you said they don't have insurance then all of a sudden there I got an insurance a little do they know that it's a phone call away to get like you know free whatever somehow or help somehow but also with the depression makes you not want to do that makes you it's part of it is you don't want to soar to find help it's hard to reach out you saying that is I think avoidable then maybe we should all like to think about this a little bit there's something that happens whenever something takes place where people like expect a reaction they expect a reaction from you and there's this tendency to get upset at people that are not showing a reaction to it like publicly instantly cuz ability to show a reaction and I've been thinking about this is there I don't know cuz I had to put something up I think on Twitter Instagram and someone about our show in Bakersfield tonight and someone said hey maybe not a great time to promote there's a school shooting just saying or something like that I didn't know about it I don't think maybe I heard peripherally this something happen flipping through Google but I didn't know the extent of it and then I saw it I was like oh my God like I mean that is worst things people can do to people to like snuff out young life no reason the ad sits it's crazy becoming so common it's becoming common and play games to be a way to stop it it's almost like you no way it's I feel like people to become so desensitized that like it's almost like the new super suicide you know is he what happened 20 years ago would be a gigantic thing that would free people out for days and days and it would be all anybody's talking about so in one sense if I did hear about a school I think maybe I'd seen something about the school shut down or something sound like off f*** something happened and then going into it later the more I looked into it tomorrow. Like this is just so the most heartbreaking news you could ever hear it right someone decides to go kill kids it must have been the undercover cop cuz it was a stabbing store I'm on a conflated them I do that on occasion wasn't supposed to be there with a gun had a gun one of them just have to be an undercover cop you don't want people to be Vigilantes you don't want people to be out there and f****** Charles Bronson in that butt comedy club in Dallas a couple weeks ago I was standing out front near the I like the host booth for a second and they get a phone call and the guy goes you know what sir I actually don't know let me let me ask my boss I've never been asked that before and he puts the phone on hold and goes to find the owner but like before he does Lego what's that person asking for like I was just curious like what he's never been asked because he wants to know if he can bring his gun he has a concealed carry license I don't know the exact laws here I'm like no don't ask me no not my two shows that night like no concealed carry ever wire wow everywhere man I hope I never accidentally make he's he carries everywhere he lives in Arizona you can do whatever the f*** you want in Arizona do you think if I did my cartwheel somersault thing it's still be able to get me though maybe not maybe not you are a clever fellow


    Joe Rogan on the Stormy Daniels/Donald Trump Story
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    I don't think there's much truth in today's Progressive left I think there's an ideological war going on and I think especially with Trump in office they feel like the gloves are off and I'll rules are out the window and anything goes I think people are flabbergasted in like every time just rolls off his back like water on a duck I start flocking laughing like they were like the Stormy Daniels things going to sink a friend of mine who's who's gay in the nicest guy in the world but he's so ridiculous he's like that's our Monica Lewinsky it's not going to work I go no one's going to care it's going to it's going to disappear in a couple weeks ago we were in a 10 hour news cycle you understand this if I go in 10 hours and new ship comes along and nobody gives a f*** about Brett Ratner anymore and nobody gives a f*** about this guy nobody has a new guy is not going to sink him and he's going to keep moving and there's going to be nothing to me Haiti is it still in your hate haitien said why these people from the shitholecountries want to come here that's what they supposedly said he says he didn't say it some people say did other people say didn't weird Quagmire I love you Mom but they create these French lots of talked about this before. Landa means pure wool because they want to get rid of all the anglophones right play how is it racist if especially or criticizing a government which comprises of black people who are screwing a black citizenry they've been doing it for decades and never got it handled so Donald Trump has a loud people and we weren't all right because we didn't support you were more in support of Ted Cruz right I mean there is absolutely no correlation with being smart and being wise it's true it's true there's a lot of people at a really f****** smarter things but they are not wise in terms of how they behave and how they think and how they conduct their life Jordan Peterson said something is very brilliant he said there is absolutely no correlation with being smart and being wise it's true there's a lot of people in a really f****** smartass things but they are not wise in terms of how they behave and how they think and how they conduct their life


    Joe Rogan Looks Back on Tyson/Holyfield
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    does ghost sound gay you know what the greatest back of all time and all Combat Sports all Combat Sports hold on give me a weight class Evander Holyfield and he is trapped Olympia just normal skin and just Implement weightlifting training because of Mackay Shields don't try to make you slower and moved up a weight class with the Cruiserweight Champion has a hard time making 195 like f*** it we're going and first couple of fights I want to seems like you like 2:05 maybe I do owe nothing and he never got much higher than weed 11 to 12. they just wave it around you and if it didn't she didn't change colors I don't know if I'm about to go to sleep text me the day of the fight mostly guys already cycled off you keep all the benefits for a long. Of time and back then they rudimentary test I didn't have a cell phone contest they have now at the banks and I drove around to give me some volume I remember Kevin and I were jumping up and down on the couch scream and I couldn't believe it we couldn't believe it everybody thought like Tyson was the scariest guy ever and that the only guy that ever beat him was Buster Douglas and Evander Holyfield was not the same size enormous guy monster Holyfield's son to me is no disrespect the Tyson Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield ain't over nobody when he fought that Korean dude in the Olympics that was one of the worst robberies have ever seen watching boxing of that Irish kid who's fighting out there I mean our hurt and is he in Tyson charging forward do you know I just did a podcast God damn dude look at T-Mobile doesn't look physically the same as he did like just coming out of the Pokey like he just does not have the same build that's it stop the fight


    Joe Rogan on Stipe vs. DC
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    eBay DC that's great fighter super fight super fight you got time now you got time to work on your house but I'm just kidding I love you both great Jon Jones's that's that's the whole top of the pyramid if you're X yelling at the top of the spear and you what Jesus how good is this guy for 1 week is that always want to go to heavyweight want to fight Stevie Wonder All the ship DC goes oh cool hold my beer and then just does this thing you know who can you imagine how big deal beautiful my dick pills you don't John John comes back and DC beetham do you know they don't know what he took they don't know what happened they don't know what how he got it and the theory that I talked about it's just a rumor that was going around that someone was trying to explain one way could have happened it's through tainted creatine that was backed up by novitzky the golden snitch whose is actual employer has not paid to say anything I've never ever ever tried I know better but never talk to me about something it's something we all agree with like you know like maybe Dana and I have conversations about like this is a big fight on are you pumped for this and like f*** dude sat down and I could be there maybe I can help you be the middleman I would do that a hundred percent be willing to do that is under underutilized and not understood an under-appreciated that's why I think it's a real shame to the father's time you know you can't wait that long 55 and go to 70 what's up son and you know he had that interesting conversation about when he fought Jay here on which is his toughest fight in Bellator mystreet X wrestling a constantly doing it that's the way to do it and even though Curtis blaydes I text him like do this RCA the cards ridiculous yeah I was f****** hate on it get it over with that card was amazing and he gets a double like f*** yeah that's what you're supposed to do this is fighting that's exactly what you're supposed to do and I'm bias inspectors Curtis for my from my old camp and I see those guys I talk to me to tell me how much of a monstrous and I love Mark hunt I didn't want anyone to lose that fight when I see Mark taken down to me is like the White Rhino the last white rhino you know I'm saying he's the last remaining White Rhino we got to protect this guy don't give them the but you know I'm saying yeah how dare you give him a f****** Juco national champ hack and send it to Australia is he almost won by knockout though and marks hard to take down I think it was a good test I think was an important test look they try to do the same thing with Derrick Lewis to give Derrick Lewis attested Mark hunt Mark hunt shut him down stopped him Derrick Lewis one of the best f****** heavyweights in the division but he still is one of the best guides he's a knockout artist a promising up-and-coming guy they giving them arcati cannot get past marker not really but if he wins the way almost won by knockout in Australia V the excitement of the Perth crowd you're as good as his last fight if he had to Cato's in a roll 60 pack whoever fights at who they going to fight next Mark hunt knocks out hold on saying he knocks out him and then he knocks out someone next like who could it be okay if you just lost a knockout super smoke keeps getting shuffled back to top as tough as he is and it's not taking anything away from him there's not a lot of lust bounce so if he goes to heavyweight and stays in heavy winds bounces and think of that man this is crazy right he's too old to fight a heavyweight is DC beats eBay vacates the belt and then Cantina fight for the interim belt towards the end of the year or being early next year damn steep a does not want to hear that kind of talk people just love to overlook Steve Bay miocic it's f****** crazy Francis drop the brown listen to smoke some smoke some Russell your ass I want to point out that I do not agree that's hasn't I'm sure he trained is wrestling I'm sure it was in the best shape he could be smelly told me. Thanks for letting me burn down the first round double A cuirass where can I see good matchup Curtis blaydes nightmare King glasses nightmare for BC over Doom f****** nightmare house children can wrestle if he wants to keep a nightmare we saw what he did to him the thing is he's so f****** powerful that every one of them could get 90 knighted with one shot the sports of all my brother Steve baby Tim right but steep a is a very very unusual character and there's some shop and he got hit with hit with not fight that a lot of dudes would not have been able to take agree with that however if priests will get you on the ground and I promise you if you get a town that often he would have choked Prince unconscious two different animal on the ground. I'm sorry for doing will f****** get ahold of your neck, great condition and the thing about King is grounds for Rosso Rochas super accurate and the the the Reps he puts in bang bang bang bang and she breaks you out Javier Mendez said this once we were in the back and it was him and crazy Bob cook and I was like dude I go I think he was just do I forget who it was that he fought but I said I think he was just expecting to ride the storm out you know like cuz he just couldn't keep up with Kane and Xavier goes this storm doesn't ever go away never he goes that storms there forever like you understand is no riding this. try to match it and even talked openly about that he's a freak I'll take three weeks off come back he's into one with running through everybody there's something going on there I'm going on unless you fly to Mexico. Nobody can do that without being there for a while it's just the night not to me that's where I'll I look at you I see when it first came out on my got to superfight let me think about this what up more of my initial thoughts always go with my initial thoughts what most people going to think what's T pass knocked out power is wrestling is good he put everything together well with the cardio of DC's give me an issue if DC can get past that third-round that's a big you know there's a tremendous cardio discounted Division standing up the most dangerous and now think of the difference in size between steel paint DC you got a guy who he's finding it doesn't hit us hard this is definitely formidable on the feet and it showed that in the the Vulcan fight crack folk on his very good but he's not absolutely terrifying with his punches. Technician right well he has a technician weight Warehouse believe it at the North Pole. So you two can play that game for Steve Bays long and he's very good at 9 heavyweights I'm sick of the way Steve pay knocked out for Doom OST pay was able to crack Francis over enamel heavyweights steeping knocked out for Doom OST pay was able to crack Frances over enamel


    Joe Rogan - Floyd Mayweather vs. CM Punk in MMA?
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    I know it's probably s*** ton of money they gave him and that's all well and good short-sighted but if you wanted to do it right this would you say you say listen dude we got to get you into an amateur fight against a guy who's he might not be it depends on what you trying to do but if you wanted to get an amateur fight against someone who is of similar skill level and similar experience level so you feel what it's like to be going after it James Jeff Mayweather and Floyd Mayweather's MMA move he might actually whoop CM Punk's ass Floyd vs. CM Punk I will sell the s*** out that fight I want to see your jokes this is amazing we got one hell of a fight coming up my heart be still my heart they might do that oh my God my heart and you know I'm going to be in my heart I can't take it my heart is flying on my chest I saw Floyd Mayweather across Jack do that the fight will listen if you we know that Floyd can't fight Conor in an MMA fighter going to be on some crazy some Buster Douglas because he's going to get a chance to come close enough whatever you want any chance he's going to clench and he's going to Ragdoll him he could jump to it half Garden Inn Lily name a submission that's a slap in Connors x - 900 who the f*** made those this is nonsense that's a joke that 70 show dog CM Punk away but also CM Punk weigh bigger okay let's be honest about that CM Punk is a guy who is wrestling probably like a hundred 90 lb cut way to get to 170 to fight in the UFC you saw those yeah right now he is clean as they come I really do another level of everybody was on another level with this fight is like it's like it's like you and your buddies at a bar in Floyd walks in and your body goes he was no background ever maybe get some performance arts in high school and you looking to go can you beat up Floyd Mayweather and then you guys find out you can get punched in the f****** face very fast and multiple times question is can Floyd fight the same way he fights with big gloves with MMA gloves the reason why I say this cuz Floyd's broken his hand multiple times he said some serious surgery maybe they've cured it and maybe it's fine but we all know that for the longest time Floyd preferred like a puffy order of protection and maybe he did fix it and his hands look f****** great against Conor Floyd do and where where do we stop George Clooney Larry King Morgan Freeman Planet fight fight Francis could be in the same night for half a billion dollars half a billion it's really possible I mean they really might break it in with that fight might be willing to do it if they if they made a deal to do too because I I hate this I think you could sell it I think if Connor decided to give like five six months for a training camp Conor McGregor in talks over stunning 500 million dollar rematch with Floyd Mayweather because this would happen that like overflow figure out how to get to take down if they could agree to meet at like 160 something like that maybe CMP group is take this one out and I army crawl over to Floyd and taking the face and I just get ahold of his leg it's a complete shitshow and I f****** just sweep as me that little tiny scrawny ankles and I crawl on top now and they stop the fight with Floyd Mayweather knows karate no how do I do that it would put the part of leg you hit messing around like right here oh s*** that hurts oh s*** in the show me how to do it so I'm going to do it on the bag like Floyd Mayweather pick up Kicks like that Voodoo Donuts I would hurt your f****** legs man Peach brats another dude like when you watch them kick the pads be like yeah Ike's yes the shirt guys yikes no one that I've ever seen kick anything other than a person maybe more terrified than watching Pedro hizzo kick a heavy bag Monday


    Joe Rogan on Yoel Romero KO'ing Luke Rockhold
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    Jamie's give me a notch or like yes you and Joey Diaz talk about doing a show in in New York where a man wear at a motherfuking Romero and he's going to talk to him if he gets confused and in in Spanish f****** guy we have an amazing podcast you and me you thrown the questions on them if she gets weed I come to him in Spanish will understand each other better to Fairlane ideas with your he said he said he was telling him that I want to be on his podcast because he has love for Cuba and now that she understands Cuban love love it give me a f****** second to get my wits about me and then kiss me on the lips where the f*** you want to do it his ability to just be calm and then explode is very terrifying it's only helped by him telling you he loves you Kennedy fighter man that Tim Kennedy fight was crazy as like look I know what you're doing is very slick this is very smart I mean this is Angelo Dundee did that to Muhammad Ali when he fought Henry Cooper in London he got crack with a left hook Henry Cooper dropped him using real trouble they cut the glove baby suspect but you got to you got to realize that this guy had gone through the whole amateur wrestling system is a representative of Cuba what the Matt Brown and I did a podcast last week and not brown he's a great guy and fascinating dude man intense smart motherfuker Bell died people get a chance to eat cuz you both crossed over to the other side those guys menu got to beat them they don't beat each other literally have to take them out of cells rather yeah I mean that brownie beating himself but he's a human what you doing now he is going to fight Carlos Condit all that's right he's come back for the ended on that dope ass knocked out of Diego the elbow weeks. Brown yes his white ass isn't Cuba his white ass is in Cuba with the wrestling team for 6 f****** weeks for one of the camps one of his fights boxing Cube against Buck Cuban boxer a wrestled and took off go lived in Cuban Fighters house they had them there and they know which fight was it that he said or try to remember which fight if you pull up here saying pull up his record it was fairly recently like I don't want anyone to lose like I love your Romero and I love Luke but I've been but I know what those guys feel like when they lose in the shifting of the table I know what for Luke how to change camps and sometimes that's just your on a boat and in this holes and you think you're if you pal further away from the original camping to fill these holes and doesn't work like that. Meryl is f****** horrifying he's horrifying who can beat him who can beat him hit exactly got hit in that fight every time they fight you don't know man I'm saying I don't know I've seen better be a better version of another level but I look at the roster into me Luke is the most complete middleweight in the world I can even see him being the light heavyweight champion that's we might have some problems besides just give me some issues for those guys maybe him go at me and he's been talking about it inevitable climb to 205 he might be just like Whitaker and just like we talked about tophill dos anjos might be he might be the better fighter 205 he might be so f****** mean the problem there is wood made Luke so great with that swagger like it was like oh so cocky I want my father like that I like how you so arrogant and cocky sometimes eats live off that now when I see him I thought you might wanna is Latin the branch fight I didn't see that as much I thought that fight was a little suspect not nothing anyway from Branch but that should be easier for Luke and I see the older male finally just that Killer Instinct wasn't there is very I know you have five rounds but he would let yoel explode and reset when you reset you got to go away when you comes to technical skill he's a super high level fighter his skill level and his capabilities I don't think if mashed up to all of his performances and you saw that when he's attacking Luke he's f****** good man he put them in real estate in the UFC fighting UFC was being boring and then you get Luke rockhold with no walk in the park site I do think their branches a monster henzo Gracie box a second-round UFC the left side for him so no Bisping lands at Knox now that's short notice fight he said he's going to walk through them and they take that long layoff and he's trying to be a male model and no arguing with UFC it's just in somewhere along the lines that he lost a little bit of swagger when you get that back we're in good form well I'm curious to see what his journey was Henri hooft where that comes up cuz they've been going together now he's a very powerful guy you know that you know what he doesn't have is DC and Cain Velasquez and Josh Thompson in this these monsters you're surrounded by just these monsters you know I'm with the address that left side work keeps getting hit you know which what put them out you left the two laps to left that uppercut a free-for-all I can get a little closer think about is hitting as hard as you can your mail smash human as far as they can I didn't think it was a bad stop it's because he had his head up when he went down and you got to give one guy chance to hit him now looking at it after the fact you go man I wish you didn't get hit with that uppercut the fight was already over but in the moment in real time if it doesn't happen got it I hear you unless you're a note for 2:40 and I do know I think it's a perfect stop it I mean I think the first one you don't really stop it yet you got to see what's going on


    Joe Rogan - Jeff Bezos $600 Million Deal with the CIA
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    what's a what do you think about the Washington Post is owned by Jeff Bezos the richest guy in the world blaring you can say Hey Siri it's real quiet hey Siri i'm suck my dick details about the cia's deal with Amazon 600 million dollar Computing Cloud built by an outside company is a radical departure from the risk-averse intelligence community what's getting up in the morning so he's a megalomaniac accumulate more wealth than any person in the history of the world that means kings queens that's not necessarily true the reason why is we don't count the same kind of money that the oligarchs have like especially people that first of all people have said that it's very possible that Putin is the richest man alive because they did not counting how much money Putin is stolen from all the various companies that he's just sort of count all these Kings and princes in the Middle East they're they're not publicly they're not public people okay so tell it save all the people we can count he's the richest guy a billionaire friend of mine who's a legitimate billionaire told me that it's entirely possible that some of these guys are trillionaires so he's Middle Eastern guy he's like you've never seen one like this insane they make it rain every week once a week to Make It Rain means they see the clouds really it rain yeah because they're in the desert and I don't like this so they f****** put all that s*** they have to put into the sky to Make It Rain which they've been doing forever cloud seeding but insanely expensive but they do it once a week so 52 times a year it rains there so what would you see see a problem with the richest guy in the world owning the political paper of note and being in bed with the CIA and he's on board orwellian f****** nightmare networking so much money and you can't criticize him in the paper they won't let you know the people who write for that paper I can find great and so that's the world we live in try to tell about a crime inside the government and the government use the Espionage Act the correct on you somewhere again we're leaving an oligarchy Joe democracy is already been taken from us so you know that this isn't a democracy they've done studies this is provable was the thing about the from The Huffington Post to Ellis but was it valid was it about and they were saying that they get like a countdown so say an order comes in they literally have like a countdown on their tablet and the countdown says you know I don't know what the net amount of time as we have to run and find that f****** product and get in the box and get shipped out inside a very small window of time ago so I'm literally running I do you run he goes yeah you literally run because if you don't meet your countdown he goes you can only like get away with that for a certain amount of times then you get in real trouble so they also have these new things the risks the band they just developed and ocular vibrate and if you're if you're if you're moving the wrong way and you back. Get back to the right way too close to the side and give you examples of employees movements Jeff Bezos it's been reported as which is true is that he would rather not running run does the Meatpacking group unionizing Texas a f****** we're not going to sell me anymore Texas that's I will f*** over the union so but we got to figure out a way to get units in there was another thing you don't Teddy Roosevelt was a trustbuster which was he was a monopoly Buster you know 50% of all online purchases go through Amazon.com in the United States 60% yeah you do 51% of households in America have Amazon Prime only 49% have a landline so more people at Amazon Prime in the United States that have a f****** landline so Is that real Teddy Roosevelt would come along and do we got to break this company up why he would say this is because he was able to go around and hollow out economies of Main Street little small towns all around because he didn't have to pay taxes income tax for Amazon and so the brick-and-mortar places did he close them down by undercutting them and now he's opening up brick-and-mortar stores he closed out all the Barnes & Nobles in the Borders Book and now he's opening up Amazon bookstores did you know that yes apparently some very good shows but I don't hear anybody talked about watching them for there you go I will see what I looked up Amazon Prime now how many of those people use it for television this is my question because I know that Amazon started to make apparently some very good shows but I don't hear anybody talking about watching them


    Joe Rogan on the Downside of #MeToo
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    it's not about being a Puritans not about being Aunty p*** it's nothing wrong with the lusting after a woman's tits at a woman's that there's nothing wrong with that there's nothing wrong with a woman wanting to be f***** by a man that was our normal things there's a blessed okay and don't let people hijack that movement and try to use it for puritanism this is what a lot of people are doing keep his buck on Cox like a motherfuker and since I'm triggered I hope your Trigger 2 yeah I mean absolutely phone with is an in exposure of sexual assault exposure of sexual harassment sexual assault in the workplace you know and this is a giant issue for people that have to work alongside men and women and they develop these little communities inside the little boxes that we call offices and things get really f****** weird if you have a boss it's a piece of s*** and he's constantly harassing the women that work there and it becomes a living hell with them this stress they're going through them you're f****** up their life could you imagine do it cuz the last thing I would ever want to do was impose myself sexually at a woman who didn't want it get that she doesn't like you I'm going to make her go feel uncomfortable like what the f*** you get out of that that's just weird when there's people that hate the opposite sex and I say the opposite sex I don't mean just men who hate women there's women who hate men there's people who have Associated the opposite sex with rejection and pain and frustration all their life you look exotic Harvey Weinstein that is an ugly fat guy right there's no women who are lusting after him it was his power and his money that got him into a position where he the p**** and having power over all these actresses in it then hearing whether it's Uma Thurman or whatever you know famous actress Salma Hayek all these superstars who are fighting but he's a disgusting guy who has no shot at getting someone to appreciate him physically they might like his personality but for someone to be physically attracted to him is almost impossible write himself into this disgusting shade unless you have a fetish or whatever he might just into getting f***** by Jabba the Hutt big fat guy with pockmarked skin shooting loads all over you there's no way it makes any sense to put you in Ocean's 11 you got to do what you got to do and say that they were trying to get him out of that new oceans movie that everything is Harvey Weinstein wasn't that it I don't remember the exact quote but it was something along the lines of we have to make a differentiation right-wing sexual assault and and Men hitting on women what's really interesting about this in France in Europe a lot of women especially older action there are this there they have a different attitude same as Brazil my friend Thiago from Brazil told me once he's like a man he goes if you're in Brazil and because if you're with a girl you don't try to f*** her she's like what the f*** is wrong with you like you're not even trying to f****** like what the f*** is wrong with it don't get mad at you like like day appreciate like a very aggressive and there was a girl there who is beautiful and she flirted with me and I don't know if he's flirting with me cuz I was just as beautiful as she talk to me so I'm like right and so but I wasn't going to make a move it or because I'm I'm concerned cut to I'm leaving and she goes are you f****** kidding me and I go what she goes I threw a party just to get you to my apartment you're going to leave and I was like all really want to know we had sex I don't want to say this because it's almost like in this day in age you got to get to know someone forever before you f*** them I mean literally forever you got it the first night we went up and she wouldn't and but I kept yeah I guess so I guess now that I look at it that way yeah yeah yeah an accident so you don't have to say that I'll just stay and many times my life where I wind up having sex with somebody who turned out to be crazy and then you know you're one two dates and you like gas she seems cool and next thing you know you're hanging out a week or two later and she does something completely f****** insane and then the crazy just starts leaking out of her pores and they like well now what have I done Ivan Tangled myself with some person who knows where I live and expects me to call them every day and we're going to get together and I have to figure out a way to back out of this and then he tried to back out of it make it f****** I have to figure out a way to back out of this and then you try to back out of it and they get f****** angry at you about this is back in the old days people actually call you up to


    Joe Rogan - Hillary Clinton Wasn't the Lesser of Two Evils
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    play I guess I mean rock Obama's entire cabinet came from an email from Citigroup okay so people trying to say that somehow corruption started on January 20th when the 2017 are fooling themselves and that's what I'm fighting against you're not obligated to to shill for the left you're not you're not doing it but everybody else seems to I mean everybody else if you're one of the people are not I looked just a handful of people are calling out people in the Democratic party for what really is going on like I was infuriated when people that I knew that I was friends with we're trying to telling me that that Hillary Clinton was a good choice and that's the same Choice I'm like I don't know if she's murdered people but I know that I worried that she's murdered people that's a real I really wonder Seth Rich s*** I know first of all you don't even need to go there so many other things that we know for a fact Clinton foundation for instance so the Iraq War I'm old enough to remember one being for the Iraq War was a disqualifier in a Democratic primary who's got a Dead Soldier want you go tell by the look of this diving illegal War once you go tell that to a couple hundred thousand the Rockies who are dead skin over as a long time ago you anyway so I remember when that that was also the Bill Clinton was no friend to The Working Man in fact he was this to my starting of the demise of this country so it at Bill if you don't Ronald Reagan scared the s*** out of the Democrat so much that he decided to become like them and so was Bill Clinton did was he got in bed with Wall Street the military-industrial complex big Pharma health insurance and the Koch brothers he started to think all the Democratic Leadership Council was Al Gore they had their sectors on the Koch brothers on the Democratic Leadership Council they completely turn their back on the Working Man and what happens when you have two parties that are in bed with management you get Donald Trump and that's exactly what happened they gutted welfare at the same time they explored the prison populations call black kids super Predators at the same time they did NAFTA and then they'd be regulated Wall Street witchcraft the economy within 10 years that's what Democrat did Democrats did s*** that Ronald Reagan's could only f****** dream about his wet dreams they couldn't pass map to George Bush couldn't pass nap that took Bill Clinton to do with Bill Clinton gave the cover to the other corporate Democrats to go along with it so that was the beginning of the end for the working class in American fact now you know I wouldn't vote for Hillary Clinton and that's why a lot of people on the left came after me and I still do well it was confusing to me that you were saying hey if you want to vote for a real Progressive what about Jill Stein Pro program you actually agree with the green New Deal so and we don't like you throwing away your vote so we all know for a fact because of the Wikileaks emails that Hillary Clinton had a thing called The Pied Piper strategy which was she told her minions in the Press please prop up Donald Trump prop him up why did she want Donald Trump to be propped up cuz she wanted to run against Donald Trump because she knew that she was so repulsive to most of the country she needed someone who was repulsive than hurt turns out that was a bad calculation sterile calculator that's called The Pied Piper strategy and everybody that's why you turn on Chris Hayes and he would show Donald Trump's empty Podium for an hour Winstead of a Bernie Sanders and then he wags his finger at people with no money and no power for not voting for a corporatist warmonger like Hillary Clinton who just why do you think the people in Michigan wouldn't vote for Hillary Clin maybe cuz she would have them and f****** prison because she passed NAFTA and Barack Obama was trying to sell TPP at the top of his lungs what time she was trying to get working people to vote for her they know what the f*** was going on and that's why I have to country doesn't vote but you're going to wag their finger at the people who actually do both Who come out and vote their conscience and they don't f****** prop upheaval you know what the voting for lesser of two evils get you Donald f****** Trump with his also really sneaky thing that happens where you have two parties and one of them you think of us this conservative warmongering party which automatically makes the other party the the end yeah but they're not they're not but we have to pro-war parties and that's suppose there's not enough position party they oppose Trump on the most ridiculous b******* they just voted for an extra hundred and sixty billion dollars to go to the war machine 160 billion let's remember Bernie Sanders wanted to pay for free college with me somewhere around 65 billion dollars and everybody said he's talking crazy how you going to pay for that they just did that in a blink of an eye. Billion dollars a year on there trickster paper tiger we got no f****** enemies out there we have to keep inventing them in the last The Last Enemy they invented was Isis Isis I don't know if you were supposed to s*** or pants over them do because they have kitchen knives they'll cut your head off with a kitchen knife that's what I'm supposed to be afraid of what the f*** it's it's it's amazing how they can keep us scared so they can keep Perpetual war going this is a nightmare and the Democrats right now she be screaming about the Pentagon budgets but they're not screaming about it because they're complicit they're in it and that's what's wrong with this country that's why we can't have nice things so when when they tell you but that you were broke and we can't afford stuff they don't mean we can't afford trillion-dollar Wars trillion dollar Bank bailout billion dollar oil subsidies in prison construction that's not what they mean like health care or education or roads or bridges are firemen or library or anything that makes your life better because we're not really in a war in the sense of like World War we're in this weird war of it's like a calculated spend any more money we can actually spend money we don't have to spend 750 billion dollars a year on a military that's bloated with thousand bases around the country around the world we don't even know how many bases there are secret so what do you say to the argument that we need them in order to stay safe development development directly funded them we'll do the whole mujahideen story which was Osama bin Laden was our guy what is so now I've been completely debunked I didn't believe him the first time that what happened so what the false flag so I'm going to happens is they wanted the United States to come in on their side the bomb beside the overthrow them and what they would do is if they would do it attack on their own people and then blame it on his side and then we spent this has been proved yes and then and then bombs on Syria they ran out of bombs that sad fact right so the Air Force was out of Bob what year was just a 2015 that they've dropped how many bombs in the Mideast they ran out of bombs in fact look it up you buy all these bombs what are you going to do with them and what do I mean by that so when they want so they say Donald Trump is a Putin puppet and the only way you can prove you're not a Putin puppet if you got a bomb somebody you got a bomb Syria member that they were like oh he's president today cuz he bomb Syria member that f****** Brian Williams almost another in his pants while you're all we bombed was are strips so that's what they're saying people are supposed to be for date aunt and you're supposed to be anti-war and auntie auntie Empire right so what new attack Donald Trump at all you didn't really bomb the pure attacking them from the ride you're saying he should be more militaristic switches f*****-up what supports the argument that everything is circular right that is far as right as you get as far left as you get you really come to some sort of strange ideological point zero point because right-wing Democrats shark attacking Trump for not being right enough when you're talking about is where I'm at where I'm Auntie war and then there's also Auntie or Aunty interventionist people on the rights to a lot of people voted for Donald Trump because of that because he always said he was an auntie intervention as he's going to get us out of the Middle East with crazy to be there and bring our boys home or not and that's why a lot of people did vote for Trump because of that and that's why I said they felt more comfortable he didn't we end and it turned out to be true because she wanted a no-fly zone which means we're going to shoot down a Russian jet are you f****** crazy so there's no anti-war movement in the in the country that's represented by a political party right now because she wanted a no-fly zone which means we're going to shoot down a Russian jet are you f****** crazy so I don't know left and she wore there's no anti-war movement in the in the country that's represented by a political party right now


    Joe Rogan SHOCKED By Rare Bone Disease Story
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    it didn't get really wrapped up until Barack Obama in like 2010 when it was clear that Barack Obama was a neoliberal corporatist who was going to do the bidding of the War Machine and Wall Street and big Pharma which is why when the Democrats got control of government they had the presidency the Senate filibuster proof set it for a few months and they had the Congress and the house and they didn't pass Single Payer or even a public option what are we gave we got a right-wing healthcare plan anyway which is give away to the fart farm and health insurance companies that left out 28 million f****** furiated small business owners infuriated people that were that had a small practice and there are there were doctors and you know and all sorts sorts of people that it was better than what we had it was a bad solution wasn't a solution what it was was a solution for the pharmaceutical companies in the health insurance company now you can always get coverage is that part was better than yeah and if you can get covered even if you had an issue right right so I can you continue to go on an exchange and stuff like that never had to do that always got through my wife's employer I'd always had my health insurance right and by the way having health insurance is really mean that much it was called hypophosphatemic osteomalacia that truly met I was taller than you get the f*** out of here at 10 and you just drank 258 I'm a little under 580 that's crazy so I was going to kill myself price I have to pay physical whatever I'll pay it and I'll do it I'll get that thing I want right like I'll get it but this so I couldn't fix it talk about too much but they told me all different kinds of things out with your muscles it's their nerves it's in your head it's in this and and I was limping for a few years and people are always like how you doing them like be alright and you know cuz no one likes to hear about anybody else insurance and so I was like well I'll go to someone he trained so go to someone he trained I wouldn't get any better after 6 months I go to someone else he trained he went getting better so far is just about to die and I went to hit to see if I was going to pay the money and go see him and he figured out what it was like that and he says Migos Aces and you have it yeah yeah so they didn't know at the time he thought I was a tumor but they fit sense figured out it was just my own bones leaching of hormone that makes your body Leach the chemicals that I need to make bone so anyway this is boring but right for my bones to make more like some people take calcium so I take this thing called phosphorus cuz you need phosphorus and calcium and vitamin D to make bone so we did that and it was amazingly amazing doctor and he's very right-wing as far as I can tell right we he doesn't like to talk politics but it comes up and he was in the military and all this stuff and smart and he picked me so getting back to where I was going to kill myself so when I stepped off the curb and I shrunk and I was even more they did Operation that gave me about an inch back that was even shorter right so I'm like holy fuk I like this is this is like I wanted to kill my I was literally going to kill myself what was the operation they did they had to put some but I saw I was serious I was like pad bike ride one day I couldn't stop I didn't I didn't know how to stop and my eyes popped up I couldn't see your mother and I was going to do that like I'll just kill myself and and the only thing that kept me from killing myself was my manager called me and he said hey I go you got that our special on Comedy Central and I was like I was like what I could not but I'm like what and then I just knew I had to do this special because I couldn't let all those motherfukers who said I would I shouldn't move to LA and be a I couldn't let them win it was about that it was about I'm going to show everybody who doubted me and said I was a crazy and Bigfoot I'm going to show that I'm going to do this God damn special it's going to be f****** awesome and then I'll kill myself I had to get this operation in my leg was the Bo Jackson surgery you got a hip replacement it was a bone was diet that dying and I went to my doctor sent me this other doctor who invented the operation at USC and I walk into the office just like my doctor predicted he's looking at my chart and he looks up Migos walk I've only seen this in books meaning what I have who's going to give me this operation because we're going to take this bone out from your shin we're going to put it in there and then you can't step on that foot for 6 months straight and I said I have I have our special I'm taping it eight months ago so I can't do this operation he goes well you could just snap at any moment I go I guess that's a chance I kind of take Holy Ship how much later dr. Sharps treatment had kicked in and they didn't know it was going to fix it but it's fix it there like they fixed it holy s*** that you could have got that crazy operation for nothing f*** man supplements yeah yeah yeah cuz I did the whatever right it's in it I need the stuff yeah whatever is the good stuff


    Joe Rogan on Loneliness in America
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    there's psychological needs that are just as valuable and important as physical needs like we know we have needs her nutrients we have needs for water we have needs psychological for for all sorts of different things are communities are incredibly important love is incredibly important family is incredibly important you know I know some people that are older men that have been bachelor's their whole lives and their childless and now they're you know they just they don't have a deep connection with buddy and they get to this very weird strange place for the like is this it now I'm 70 years old and I've never really had children and I don't know what to do and this is this is my life now and it's they did they have all their friends have had families now and their families a lot of times the kids are grown up and it becomes very very strange about that only way to live your life t-shirt Bruce Springsteen Spider-Man. Right by the book being acutely lonely is a stressful is being punched in the face by stranger when it comes to cortisol release right that's how deeply we are resistant to luminous it's a signal telling you to get back to the tribe Anonymous housing project when no one knew each other and they came together to protest with a woman who is about to kill herself cuz she was about to be evicted and the whole housing project came together to say she should be allowed to stay and I should have a rental fries and it's an amazing story I'll tell in the book but there's something one of the women said to me that she grown up in Turkey with my Village and everyone in it and then I came to live in the western world and I love the way you meant to go home is just your four walls and if you're lucky your family and then this protest began to know each other and this whole place became my home and I think of everywhere he is home now and she realized it but we are homeless in some sense in the Western World humans have a need for a sense of belonging and a sense of humor is too small this is wonderful Alexander Heyman who said home is where people notice when you're not there right and a lot of us everything we talked about they have different our conversation is being to what my doctor told me when I was a teenager and I'm in real pain and I feel that pain is leaking out of me and I can't control it and he says you just got in your brain right one of the worst things about their many things wrong with what he said to me is not true depression and anxiety to some real biological factors of course is it causes of from having this conversation right 1 leave it to solve it is a much deeper remove textured way of thinking the conversation we have to have why people take your psychiatric drug 1 and 10 13 year old boys is taking a stimulant drug to make them focused I think the figure is 30% of old people in in retirement homes have been given antipsychotic drugs to shut the fuk up by rebelling against the way that being treated in between one and four middle-aged women in the United States antipsychotics in the United States is just off the scale what's that about what's the cause of that there are many things going on here one of them is a lot of the decreasing focus and attention if you want that into work and you feel controlled all the time you have to deaden yourself to get through it it's hot up attention to muscle right it's harder to bring your brain back to focus about Joey wanted to just going to collapse and watch you know watch what other s*** was on The Bachelor what I was about to actually whatever about loneliness right this the people with the lowest levels of attention problems and depression and anxiety in the United States are the Amish right and I am a atheist gay liberal so the Amish was initially Chinese man I thought we'd be humble by Gunna spending time they went to the Village Court outcalt LaGrange which is just outside Fort Wayne Indiana and still alive you decide whether to come back about 80% decide to come up 20%. It's one of the reasons why the Amish is never counted as a cult because no court would do that right now calls going to tell you to leave for 2 years then decided to come by surprise. Dolphus it love driving in trucks cuz I go to the drive-in I'll Trust You Off the Grid and he said but you know if I kept those things I wouldn't spend time with my family I would spend time with my children. I wouldn't know who my neighbors were in Civilization yeah that's why I'm saying that was so challenging the idea that you go to get to get more and the idea that the solution is to have less and the present more is really challenging right now it's about what they're doing is looking think about what the Amish were doing first of all mass of sense of community right there very connected using cell phones and not using email so they can you is also based on 121 interaction real social cues real social interaction which is critical it's a big part of being a human being and it's one of them are apps and things in modern society to physical labor they're involved in a lot of physical labor because they don't use electricity they don't use power tools that there's so many things that they don't do so because their culture they're making their own homes right so they have a vested interest in helping each other working together as a community and they have a deep sense of satisfaction of attracting each other's homes you construct my home with me I help you build your home they take care of their animals they take care of their crops that take there's there's a real connection with where they get their food from a real connection with where there they live their Community the sense of just at the Hult the sense of belonging to something that's bigger than you it's at there's so many factors involved in their happiness that you can kind of see where it set with the the cult aspects of being an Amish person but what you get out of it it's almost like if you had a self-help group that subscribed all the positive benefits of being honest and they just called it like regrounding or something like that or you just go out there and you've become a part of Nature and meet me that's that seems like a co-op it seems like regrounding or something like that or you just go out there and you've become a part of Nature and meet me that's that seems like a co-op it seems like some sort of a farm base Co-op right it's no big deal


    Joe Rogan - Depression Isn't a Chemical Imbalance?
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    what do you say to someone who is happy with what they do lives a fulfilled life exercises and still depressed of Science and modern medicine that firmly believe that all depression is because of some sort of chemical imbalance in the brain in anything that debates that or anything that disputes that notion is is pisses them off you know I understand and I would have been like that for men in the world right they did a study of all the best evidence and explain very clearly the mental health is a social indicator right as social causes and solutions the science of overwhelming many scientists to say struggles on any scientist who said depression is purely a biological phenomenon right pretty much everyone agrees this some socialist psychological complaining I think when we is Wade disconnect between what two scientists know what the public is told right anyone who went to the Doctor Who social control it work while it's fine. Could be making you like you depressed play 60's is women with go to that doctor and they said. So there's something really wrong with my nerves people has nuts that we don't do anymore because I feel like s*** bright as a woman is a human being you need more than just a washing machine in the car right you need to fulfilling life meaning and purpose and the first thing I think is happening today life has jobs to buy things that don't give them pleasure go is because we've been told totally misleading story about what makes a satisfied and happy as human beings I just comes up again and again and then speeds you two different ways story about that we live online she did this research kind of simple research it just asked if you consciously decided you were going to spend more hours a day trying to make yourself happy I would you actually become happy at right and they did this research eggs in the United States Japan Russia and Taiwan any other countries if you try to make yourself happier you do become a peer and they were like what's going on so we did more research and what I discovered was in the US Senate where what countries does Russia and most of them but if you this is a part of their culture that if you want to be happy you do something for someone else it's implicit in the culture that I live collectively that it's not even just like we wouldn't even if you said do you think how you could be spending time with your kids right people strongest intrinsic value that parents is being with that kids bonding with that kid has if your goal is to get happy in the way you've chosen to get Happy's I'm going to get happy by making other people happy that's that seems very strange happy because you love them being present with them like a specific with a specific goal of making yourself happy that seems when they were told make yourself happy they have an implicit script so it makes sense we evolved as a species with instincts of trying to get Happy by helping other people that just seems the most people inside China that they wouldn't even articulated that way if you force them to say yourself. How to make yourself happy that I think that's sort of disingenuous is idea that the only way to make yourself happy is to do that what that's not what people are trying to do what people are trying to do is be successful and I don't think they necessarily equate success with happiness what would they do equate success with his in alleviation of debt and alleviation of problems and alleviation of a lot of the issues that people face hurting and they think that is if you look at the problems that you have when you're growing up you look at the prospect if you grow up in a poor family one of the main problems that you face is you worried about paying your bills so you say someday I'm going to get to a point with that is no longer an issue I'm going to make it I'm going to be successful they they're not doing it thinking this is going to make me happy very rarely see that even people's parents and it freaks me out will tell do not pursue their dreams but instead to pursue something that's more likely to happen like junk don't pursue your dream of becoming an actor or a singer or whatever it is instead pursue your dream of being a foreman at the company you work at because that's attainable people have an income from property times less likely to develop an anxiety disorder that people eat im a nose radiation experiment and how we can respond to the ice when the President Obama in his time he thinks would have to happen across the country in the next 20 years to various reasons so in Canada in the seventies Canadian government chose a town at random things to genuine even random is tackled by fan. Winnipeg and they said to a big group of people in this town we going to give you guys for the Okeechobee can I give all of you a guaranteed basic income we're going to give you the equivalent of in today's money 15000 US dollars right there's nothing you can do that means we'll take it away from you and there's nothing you have to do in return for it we're just a citizen of a country want you to have a good life right and probably cuz I had a kind of welfare system but it was a lot of people falling through the cracks spent more time with the kids for a few people quit work but a lot of people turned down shity jobs so improved with better standards than me the most interesting thing is that was a huge pool in depression anxiety right that was so severe people have to be hospitalized by 9% which is 3 years about the cow said anything that reduces depression that I should have clear pills but we'll see my grandmother clean toilets Financial anxiety $500 set aside for 4 crisis comes along right so you're talking about that's a huge people making you depressed and anxious chemical imbalance in your brain right and just literally couple weeks ago a just as likely to prescribe antidepressants in England as they are American America that an antidepressant must be in some sort of a pill form and then David even the expression antidepressant and antidepressant it's a very confusing thing that we've sort of adopted very quickly in this country and its relatively recent you know over the last 60 70 years and the people that have antidepressants in their body that take them all the time and swear by them boy if you try to tell them in any way that there's a better option they get extremely defensive I have friend she's very smart and she's she's one of the one the people that will you know very aggressively debate this idea that it's anything but a chemical depression chemical imbalance and I'll bet she doesn't take everybody she's not doesn't exercise all the time you know she's slightly overweight she doesn't eat the best foods you know it's it's it's a weird thing and she's living in a society and culture that has all these forces are rising that he will feel terrible right now and I think you're probably being pretty honest but you really do want to do you want to eliminate mod menu work but just like the standard of improvement you do probably want to take most people off of antidepressants don't you wouldn't you rather they have a choice how to make a time for wacky toasted so they got time to expose allowed them in that context some people will do what's a good stomach stapling liposuction that kind of thing right now but if we change the society people would need some excitement or liposuction right cuz I'm Not Perfect Analogy but I'd say if the social changes that I want to happen happen if we follow the places that succeeded in reducing depression anxiety over time you would see fewer people feeling they needed wanted persons


    Joe Rogan - Martial Arts vs. Martial Skills
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    I think there's a balance doing things in this highlighted by what you just said what you just said there's a balance and it's a lot of what we were talking about earlier about Joe Jameson vs. Louie Simmons vs. like someone is a super technical versus someone who's just a f****** mad dog just wants you to just go out and do it and don't be a p**** your your mindset that allowed you to take that fight with no training and then take another fight after that with no training and take another fight out to that with no ticket just is mine said a fuk it let's just do this and that you just there's a balance between that and then you realizing okay I got to really learn how to do this but I'm going to really be a fighter I'm going to be really really Define myself and I really go out and make a Mark I got to learn what the f*** I'm doing exactly like you need both things you have to have a certain amount of it in you do you have to have a certain amount for a sport that mean MMA a sport it always seemed to me to be it's too it's two defining it's already are too it's it's too limited it's not fighting is more than a sport it's an expression of what you're capable of absolutely it's you you who you are as a human and that's where one distinction I've made over the years is the martial skills in martial arts everything everybody always cause everything and composite into a martial art and when we get to the gym and we're training armbars 200r bars that's not an art that's not your expression of your body in a combat scenario that's a martial skill now when we go in competition now we're expressing RR then I express my art that's a very interesting way of putting it how many years after you initially started seriously training Were You On The Ultimate Fighter 4 5 Ultimate Fighter and they stole your chew somebody fuk with you to everybody members and then some guys that say some s*** and you owe this dude's f******. That was another example of a time like this skill-wise Mike matter Royals a very town to die and still is good Jiu-Jitsu guy good fighter but there was something that was a battle of my Henry your mind I don't know if you knew that fought in before that too but the first time I saw this is why I was such a no-brainer said if I am the first time on 24 hours notice so I wasn't even I wasn't training and I was training a girl and she was going to Florida to fight and when I got there we're driving to the weigh-ins and the promoter I heard him talking on the phone and he goes and I heard him say you know how we don't have an opponent for my so I said hey what do you need a permit for and he's like well this guy Matt Arroyo Hina 170 and I said dude how much we pay me then I can have 400 500 bucks cuz I pay my rent I'll do it and wait because I got like one hour for that one of the things about like watching you fly to someone seeing a lot of people fight there's there's moments in exchanges or after the exchange a guy I'll try to take a break or girl try to catch his breath remove page break yeah I know that's the thing about all your fights they're very intense you know there's a there's a certain level of violence that you bring into the Octagon that someone has to be prepared for you know and there's some guys that are prepared for it and makes for amazing fights like your fight with Robbie Lawler holyshit was that a crazy fight and then this guy's just they just can't keep the pace they just can't keep that keeping you off of them as a martial artist Marshall Cena whatever you call combat guy you know I had to get my skills up to the point where your mind where matches the Mind ya and crazy the other way towards fighting I wouldn't be where I'm at with without that but you know that I work a lot on my mind I do a lot of stuff I've always been obsessed with martial arts in combat as a whole and I hear other people say they're obsessed like Connor being made a really famous when he started saying I think my obsession goes far far beyond what anybody's even even close to I don't think they're there definition of obsession even even is comprable to mind at all I mean I'm far more obsessed I've read probably I got a library of sport psychology books of strength conditioning books of martial arts books all that stuff and I think that is why it's expressed that way in the fight and you hear a lot of people they'll say have you heard of a man you know my mind's already strong like I ain't scared when I walk in there stupid s*** like that and you and I always say you think Michael Jordan stop Paxton layups do you think Jordan Burroughs stop PacSun deviled eggs do you think that Arnold Schwarzenegger stop doing bicep curls is because it's good doesn't mean that into what we time is like 10% of our brains at all blessed but the reality is your brain has a bunch of different quadrants for all sorts of different functions okay so when you know you're utilizing a certain portion of your brain that's the portion your brain is responsible for those actions okay mine is a lot like your body and it performs and it does what you ask of it and then if you just or a lazy picture doesn't do anything but sit around and watch TV and you don't ever challenge your mind I think your mind is weak and it atrophies absolutely nobody say that you have all these books and you said you work on your mind like you have a daily practice that you do do you meditate like any good because you know I skip days and then I'm going to have three kids but you know how that goes and yet very but I just sent time I try to use everything as an opportunity to practice on my mind to write how you do anything is how you do everything right and we can use opportunities all the time and my straight jackets at work with now he's at he's also got degree in sports psychology so we integrate a lot of that in the training itself for instance like doing we do the 200 yard sprints on the force treadmill that are there just miserable that I mean by time you're done you just don't have anything left into a complete drain and then as soon as you're done that gif stand at attention right as I have to stay and you know like a military attention straight up and down and not let the the the concept of body shutting down affect your ability to maintain a posture right and that's just a mental thing in a hundred percent right is it a mental example if we do a million things like that but yeah tons and tons of visualization which is a consistent marker of high performers assistant thing that high performance do I think this is a well-known that have a mental coach specifically that kind of hold me accountable all of the things you don't mean him we talked a lot back and forth about the different the different ways to create habits I think that's probably the number one things creating habits right you know but you know he holds me accountable for everything and not take that's probably the biggest key is just being held accountable for every action that you do have you ever use a sensory deprivation tank do work on sitting there do you think about techniques you know I don't really I use that as a time so I try to practice for meditation that you know I can't remember the name of it this dude tomorrow you've heard of him Christian I don't know why it's not coming to my head right now but meditation guy and everything in his form of meditation was to completely clear your which is I guess I could is actually impossible right like you there's no way to just have no thought at all but that's sort of what I try to strive for it is go literally no mind at all what I do is think about only my breath that's it but eventually I can kind of overpowered and just think only about breathing in and only help reaching out but at that point once I'm I'm relaxed then I go for the the no mind which it is impossible but my personal system of visualization or or relaxation is I see the thoughts as clouds and the my mind is a sky or space so you know my mind becomes his gigantic entity and the thoughts are just clouds it passed by but it get when I start thinking about things like that now you're not I think that your breath you're not in the no mind and I want to get as close to it as possible because in a fight in a combat situation I want no mind that's the that's the way that Musashi talks about in a fight in a combat situation I want no mind that's the that's the way that Musashi talks about


    Joe Rogan - Matt Brown on Starting Out in MMA
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    and I was kind of expecting up in a machine shop my dad was a machinist so I was doing that from like 5 years old I was sweeping the f****** floor and I was like cuz I made this is not what I meant to be like I'm supposed to be something great but but everybody around me is I know this is what you do you live in this little town and you do you follow the rules you're going to be a machinist are a farmer or you know whatever and you know that piss me off you know I never really found my Niche and I saw was home-schooled actually for 22 years and Junior High so I think that was to actually the start because I went back to school and when I went back to school I was now the outsider I didn't have any friends and then going up all the sudden I'm in highschool and I have no friends I have no I can't get laid for s*** what causes a lot of people in the world yeah yeah that exact same time I'm starting to experiment with a drugs and alcohol so you put the two together you know I was supposed to be the prodigal son if you know I mean like I was very intelligent I was like I was doing things by the time I was 15 years old in the machine shop that that guy's been working for my father for 10-15 years couldn't do you know me so sort of this prodigal son I was good Athletics and everything had no problem with all that stuff so I think it was just sort of the back last you know and then I'd let that anger get the best of me so now when you were doing drugs and alcohol what were the drugs like what was the drug that caused you to overdose heroin injection pain It's Kind of a Funny tale of people thought that I was addicted to heroin and I wasn't I think that's why the fifth time that I did it may be 6 I'm like I didn't count but yeah that was sort of my that was my step into the dark side you know it is a blessing and a curse man you know it immediately he was like oh okay that's what can happen really like what I did remember leaving the hospital I was okay well never doing heroin again but let's go do some coke let you know this probably going to come up on as a pretty intense story that's like damn I can't remember all the details and actually like a long time ago but it wasn't too much long later you know that I live with this girl and she was a drug addict to get a couple of kids and it was like well now I got a place to live you know it is I never did heroin again after that obviously I think I did Oxys though Percocet stuff I got back in that day that was what I really liked that was actually what I was addicted to at one point and I end up going to jail and that was what how to prediction I didn't realize I was addicted until I was in jail so what made you realize it when you were in jail I just thought you know just couldn't stop thinking about it and just one in just I mean I didn't get have like like like cold sweats or anything I don't think that happens with helpers but I mean I was just couldn't stop thinking about it I don't want to fight everybody is like somebody give me something you know and plow is really terrible parents but probably lasted 3 4 days not even maybe not even that and then you came out of it the closest I would say I mean you're high but you don't have I mean that you for you more than anything just a few extreme sense of euphoria just everything is beautiful but then men soon as you start to lose out a little bit you just a sports so bad man so bad that you just wanted to get and you don't want to sleep so your teeth to be didn't your site and I guess you just tensing up all your muscles I got to get more of that you know what you working out at all back then look at everybody like I don't like none of you and I would just walk outside and and I would go for a run I run 5 miles come back and I got give me another line her whatever wow yeah yeah and then sometimes I fight people that was, not very very common to be call that working out my first foray into a mixed martial arts our first experience watching it and everything and they would train in the grass in the backyard you know we will remember watching the Ken Shamrock DVDs bhs's back then legs Oswego on the living room floor like just be s***-faced drunken and Luckett in tearing my ACL anything like this is what he's doing Technics but I remember it was like you know pankration stuff right and we just be later and it was always thought of thing I do this f****** awesome man I could beat take out it cool the hell yeah that was you know it was like a joke kind of a doll that got was what was in my head that's so that's what we're going to do introduction to martial arts real formal training like what what gym did you first so I thought before I trained his name was Fat Joe so we called him he's supposed to fight white send that soon West since that day and I'm doing a bunch of coke on the way and you know it's me it's just going to be a party like I get there and you know there's he signs up on the table and I was like maybe I should do that and then that it's okay and I'm looking inside and I see the people sit around smoking cigars like you see on a movie people smoke cigars you see bets being made and stuff and and the Guys menu won't fight the champion like nobody wants to fight him I was like restaurant using microwave come back and then I'll then we're at the fighters meeting so the fighters meeting back then was a lot different so there wasn't way in it was like you and you you guys look about the same size so you guys doing kickboxing you guys fight so that's out of the way it worked out and I'm sitting there and they're like okay you're the champion you're fighting him and I was like all right he's all you see this just do this job I was like okay I'm going to do that and I went out there and I'll be the guy so he actually actually quit you know so he was a tough man Champion is what he was actually do a job in the face and he went to shoot playground Guillotine choke and he just quit I have no idea he doesn't like what really happened I mean I certainly didn't Noah Guillotine choke do you know the name of it so later that night if I didn't go along you'll fight again yeah whatever man boxing match your kickboxer fight him it actually made me realize how tough I am that was the Saving Grace AME he just need a just peace Me Up Just One Touch after another and I'm just eating punch after punch and then I was it was Hitman I got to do this s*** and then the cell of my second fight and I didn't think I still needed to train at a gym so you know I did go to the gym as a Japanese Jiu-Jitsu gym and he goes and a New Year's a man you want to fight in like 2 weeks Muay Thai hell yeah right for 2 weeks and I hit the bag probably for five minutes of time whatever something I go to the fight and men are the worst part so I get in that first thing you got does comes and shoots on me take me down where a big loves me down I'll get up what the f*** does it take me down again what the f*** man so I was out there so I'll come out and get into a wrestling stance drop my hands f****** kick me in my head it was weird it was confusing was like okay I mean it's interesting I guess that means probably good skill set to learn learn how to do takedowns and throws with with kickboxing but then you just let the guy up which is just weird you didn't get it it was weird yeah yeah so you did this had to go to work at night I was like working third shift I think everybody's looking to be at work I did you got like two black eyes they have any way that was when I said to myself you don't want to try this and you know I think this is something I really enjoyed I want to go for it so I met this guy his name was Eli Eros and he was fighting in King of the cage 1/7 guys ever met in a guy Brian Workman and they were training for it was a big show their income documentary Michelle by think I thought on it like a bunch of miletich guys Tim Sylvia you know the name if I said I can't remember but anyway yeah and then you know that I really got this s*** kicked out on me when I got in the gym you are then I realized you know what a real beating was and it just went from there man cuz I said I never look back and I thought menu not want to change my life you know you know I wasn't never actually the type of person that the fit in with a drug user seen ride like it wasn't me it was just that again expression of anger and these things that you know me and my childhood just kind of Bo came out the wrong way right so it wasn't really like I fit in there so at this point I'm really not fitting in anywhere quote that I remember trying to find yourself and start to Define yourself and and I felt like the whole time I was trying to find myself and I said you know, I'm going to Define who the f*** I am I'm going to say this is what I am this what I do I'm a fighter f*** it let's go it's do-or-die and Dad I've been slept in on in the f****** snow here so decided it yeah this is my path and I'm going to carve the path I'm not going to search for a path I'm going to make the path and I'm not going to look back and I'm going to the top of that mountain and and that's something I still talked about today when I talk to people is about I didn't have any idea how I was going to do it but I knew why I was going to do it I knew that was going to do it and I think they my own personal struggles and I taking a lot of people struggling you know how am I going to do this you know how am I going to do this time I can win this fight whatever and I think when you know and understand your why I think the how it becomes a lot more clear clear or clearer and easier how many it doesn't matter anymore you could do it's better to do it a hundred percent wrong than 50% right


    Joe Rogan - Sea World Gives Their Animals Valium!
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    they don't have killer whale shows there any more wild that killed that particular killer whale kiss cuz she's the only one left in can of there's no more in Canada's not ever going to be realized never going to get another one she's been sort of unresponsive for a long time. A lot of medication medication while she's got different flip over and they got out they've got a Thinkin their tail there's a series of large veins you just roll them over did let you I'm going to get you the big get them to the edge of the pool that so you take their blood and then they what are they find that song with the stresses you want to look at white blood count see if the funny any infection you know there's always something absolutely not true cuz this is this used everywhere or just Marineland are not just rely on SeaWorld everywhere yeah absolutely consider the situation and be back in specifically to help a dolphin and it was defeated the dodo the dodo Goodwin BuzzFeed let's go with BuzzFeed SeaWorld puts its whales on failing volume like drug documents say Jesus fuckos documents are from a lawsuit between marine land and sea world or SeaWorld suit Marineland area code of justice in dispute between the park humping the Rival company Greenland or the transport of a prize killer whale i k k i k k i k, is if you watch Blackfish you got Tilikum killed yet that's Tilikum son we had his son we had him he was it's amazing I'm sued for Millions because I'm alleging that that Marineland is mistreating their animals Seaworld Sue's Marineland because they're mistreating they're not taking proper care of the killer whale and actually win the lawsuit they would not put any barriers around the pool we got a large pool unimpeded ability to touch a killer whale if you wanted to reach it's not a safe idea this is absurd in fact dealing with large boisterous male orca SeaWorld wanted barriers around it so that people can't get close while the owner of Marineland you can't tell him what to do he's not going to do nothing anyone tells me what to do so suddenly we're dealing with the fact that this animal started to lunch at the public this is an animal that if it gets ahold of someone it's over for a bit and forget it anything or dies in real life unless that wasn't really is that one grizzly bear that was a trained grizzly bear for films it was in what's that movie Something 40 some football movie with a big bear anyway the Bear kill the guy's brother or cousin was just standing it's horrible video you watch the video I seen it the guy just standing there in the bear just decide to tear apart Snackeez dead within minutes. Working with animals alive and they started training him again and there's some really weird footage of the guy training the bear again there's one from the Will Ferrell movie that Semi-Pro yes nothing for him oh so easy for him just decided to f*** him out but now when Tilikum was doing all this he was on volume all I can't say for sure that that was the case I Don't Wanna Be You Anymore off so that they don't they don't eat if not responding to buckets of food you're f*** yeah I'm going to drop the water to get access to because they're not interested no more than that your friends anymore if you don't have a bucket of food forget about it and so pissed off enough to trigger that appetite fuel pump up the volume dropped the call this Beluga rodeo and every man dream is notorious for having like I will say we over 50 are pushing sixty belugas at this point because it's what we would do is stomach there's a great at the bottom of the can't move I can't move while if they want to move they can put their flopping around but it means going to get f***** up bad like scratched up by the the ground so if you've got maybe add a little bit of water we we've tried different things to try to mitigate how damaged up they got there was one time I mean they get card that we used to call it I mean it's morbid but we should do Grammys called the Caesar water because it was blood red by the time we were done and so one time there was a it was a beluga named Peanut and she started to panic and what she did was she repeatedly slander tail and a panic start the bounce around like a f****** basketball she's getting are 3 ft in the air shaggin on the bottom just f***** up after that again lots of meds lots of recovery but it was foul a man is this this benzodiazepine is this a recent thing they start doing I wouldn't say so I can't vouch for any time before 2000 when I started but for sure once we were there and then when you go to SeaWorld and you see those killer whales and dolphins doing shows they're just pilled up out of their f****** minds it's it's hardly assemble it merely a semblance of their wild counterparts you're not going there Dynamic animal than what you're seeing a depressed drugged confused probably frustrated animal and it's difficult for people to give a s*** about anything if it doesn't affect them personally if you see an animal going through this it you feel it what you're seeing a depressed drugged confused probably frustrated animal and it's difficult for people to give a s*** about anything if it doesn't affect them personally if you see an animal going through this it you feel it


    Joe Rogan SHOCKED By Mistreatment of Whales "They're Slaves!"
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    this building has been brought into the house a long time ago and I'm not the case Still. Still stalling having it again it's all lobbying illegal logging which may or may not turn into some problems for a Senator Don plett correct me if I'm wrong but for a while some of the some of the parks in United States would get them from some of the parks in Canada which would get them from Russians and Chinese who would capture them in the wild that so the parks United States would say that they don't capture so what they would do is Marine that would capture a boatload of wild ones and then once they would do it personally while they would pay some Russians to capture the way. SeaWorld begin with a thriving Business Without too many hands to keep them from doing nothing except this because we don't know what they're saying you know we know that they have a really complex language we can't decipher it though because it's so alien and terms with the sounds they make it's not something you put into a box but it's not like any other animal between dolphins and killer whales and whales in general they think makes sounds in with a range of complexity that's just unrivaled in nature outside of humans and auditory system so complex but my ears under the water that's loud water being pushed in from this pipe and that by Screaming Eagle streaming music louder louder louder top Cornelius not human but they're kind of people they like a water people it's weird it if you if you put yourself in the mindset of looking at an animal and try to change your perception of them a little bit rather than then disassociating and you look at me are people man like that's that's just a different meat suit deal with killer whales and stuff highly Dynamic populations that they live in these very intimate groups they stay together for Life a male killer whale will never leave its mother's side over its lifetime of stable with antibodies length its entire life I'm at the pots are beating they have that luxury of escaping captivity males get the s*** kicked out of a big male orgasm remember to the remember to f*** man it's just why do we allow this it seems to me like like almost a form of slavery and I don't want to diminish the horrors of human slavery because in human slavery at least there's no question whatsoever that that's a human and there's communication so it's it's as awful as it gets but goddamn decide the slavery of killer whales is like really close it's really close the only way to get them to work effectively and efficiently is to keep them hungry and keep them hungry so yeah what natural behavior let him go fuc up a whale s*** they put a f*** they put like a like a backdrop of a couple trees assumption like new show A SeaWorld in California SeaWorld SeaWorld promise to stop Banning they promise to stop breathing the killer whale but these f****** promises don't do not believe for a moment that they're like some type of response Bandit Southern California you can't breathe or cuz I import export issues are all that but in Florida so I can't see what makes the promise they have Norco protection act that they were looking to do exactly California going to put it in there to make it concrete passed a law that way that way she will caches backpedal on it by road which I suspect they will see what is lobbying like f****** crazy and just just last week's successfully defeated the bill again they're putting a lot after the world is trying to feed a bill that is successful multiple times including that just last week and that allows them or they pay the bill would keep them from breeding these animals in captivity fighting against that they don't want to breed them repeatedly and no so they're trying their trying to breed animals in captivity and if they do Bredemann Florida I'll be able to ship from California to China so that's what is right now and in fact she was just bought by Chinese Corporation is named they just named one of the one of the guys to the SeaWorld board until what people mean it's safe to assume that this is exactly what's happening at SeaWorld is planning a strategy to China in the wild in China it's it's a it's a burgeoning booming industry 44 ocean theme parks in China right now she is building a crazy how many of them are in the United States it just seems to be such an archaic thing that it just I can't imagine that the United States wants to keep doing that the fact that SeaWorld is trying to keep doing that in Florida that they've successfully lobbied to allow them to keep reading these animals in captivity but you can't once you have them in captivity for a long time save SeaWorld wanted to release them they can't really release them there's nowhere to release them and that's what's being worked on now there's a project called the whale Sanctuary project and I suspect they'll be a fairly large announcement soon I believe they'll be low location in the in Canada and I got to build this thing though there will be a place for them which is a great place to do it because I'm how would they do that while you go coastal pain off and make sure there's a lot of water changes a lot of different things with something that's going to stagnate well they can't I've seen I've seen dolphins jump out of the pool that's crazy rushed in one morning to the called in because of a dolphin jump out of the pool when you get there and you see this thing flopping around here like Jesus Christ grab it a kid in the ticket booth assumption early morning I know Staffing Russian men I'm like dude I got two guys like we got to get this dolphin and he's never done that before your jaws on the floor and my back went backwards like this but we got her back in it was crazy spyhopping like this looking over the edge of the crowd explained that the people that was just listening so I was just listening to something that they can look over in the back pool where no one would see request and that's the next day she actually jumped so I should be dead today if we hadn't moved her then of course I'll Marina Davis put up the more it'll more obstruction things to keep in the pool so how long have you been outside for still wet so it wasn't so bad but one one dolphin was we found her that she she got stuck on the stage overnight and when we got their skin had become so dry that it was it was starting to crack his kind of f*****-up she actually has this permanent Scar from crabbing in Rye. and we had her in a sling hovering over the pool and the way the sling is you got two holes in a sling where the pets go in right pectoral fins and then one where the gentle slit is with the s**** in the one that's been stuck in that in this lame but then you got crane atop so now you got this thing lifted over the pool while she's biting like crazy and we can see that there's a tear in the sling as she's fighting fighting fighting with the Kranks 10000 pound killer whales over like 30-40 feet in the air Marineland from my front yard it's a beautiful sight I drive by and just about every day. Their attendance is rocked and Niagara Falls which where it is where Marineland is is booming the tourism is through the roof you can't shoulder-to-shoulder over there and seeing none of it benefiting from the booming tourism they're on their way out there on a clock for sure for sure I'd be shocked to hear them opening in 2019 I'm not going to make that prediction but I would be shocked if it's not bad and you money and not a lot of times he's out the function I would be surprised if you mean and so I wouldn't be surprised to think that he's rationalizing his mind to just f****** sewer this thing like destroy all our lives what is a big one way if we ever actually wait our big medigas at 4,000 pounds maybe 550 of them can you recognize the difference in intelligence between killer whales Dolphins beluga whales so I don't know if that's a reflection of their intelligence necessarily but I would call them like maybe maybe a hint more dum dum then then the next one right but but I would call them like maybe maybe a hint more dum dum then then the next one right but now they're more scared.


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson Isn't a Bigot
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    because they're on the other team yeah dude that s*** that's terrifying - it's really sad never used to be the lamp that's what's the scariest thing to me the left was never like advocating violence they were the exact opposite during the Vietnam war they were the hippies who are the people that wanted to bring the troops home that the people who didn't want war they didn't want violence everyone hate they'd have denounced hate talking about violence being the answer I just certain certain political movements punch a Nazi I saw a term on Reddit that I liked a lot called liberal Baptist have you heard of this so basically the idea is like you know of any sort really like the ideas when you're saying that you're religious it's you're not really interested in another person's soul or saving another person what you're interested in doing is creating an ethical hierarchy that you can dominate by being at the top of the hierarchy right so what you're running into with this s*** that you're talking about is people you don't really seem so concerned with how Society is supposed to be as much as using their refined system that they've come up with which that is like they called being woke or if you know what I mean it's like this is crazy it's hard even keep up with it but they use it to try to dominate the people around them by making you scared to speak your mind ideas is like you no one wanted Mike to guess in my podcast that I get f****** yelled at more than anybody else for having on Jordan Peterson that really pissed a lot of people after I had him on my podcast because they feel they misunderstand him and they think the Jordan Peterson hates transgendered people I think or they think that he's a right alright spokesman and the truth of the matter is I don't I don't fully know all of joint the spectrum of Jordan Peterson's views on things because it would take me a very long time to do that I know he's f****** smart I know it was really cool for him to call my podcast and I know we had a really great conversation. Didn't really talk about that stuff I put it didn't fit the narrative that they want the narrative that they want is that he's a hateful person that hates transgender people poster boy but it's not real promise people are willing to just that once they stand on that stance once they have the position that this is I'm left-wing disguise right when he's a pig yeah he's ruining things like that's they just make up their mind for whatever reason I like it. I'm not implying it either I'm just imagine f****** Jordan Peterson I don't know I'm trying to think of some offensive thing that he had just imagined he had some piece of him that was definitely politically not correct right okay that doesn't mean that all the other shity sang is invalidated by some piece of him people are made up of lots of different pieces in the way you categorize Descartes but that's what he was saying that with great people they also have what was the word he used not great sin but great was the word he used to measure the word that expression hand in and that to me is where things are really f***** up right now which is like you were throwing the baby out with the bathwater and I'm not saying like let's give a platform to people who have liked the idea that we have gotten to the point now we're just like free-balling and throwing around ideas just like we've done all over the place when I look at Twitter I'm throwing around ideas because my hope is through that process I'm going to get closer to the truth and I'm going to be able to look at myself like what you said about the cock the coke boy you know what I mean I liked it because you're right and I like what you did even though his comedic is funny you're right dude why am I giving that guy hard f****** talking to do right that's so that but I like I like that having these kinds of interactions with friends because it helps me adjust even though I don't have any real animosity for the Koch brother from that kind of thing I can look at my own f****** pattern be like was s*** yeah that's that's something to think about cuz I could be more compassionate there or it's pain the hippie movement and now they're like thankful that a train accident happened that is a result of gradually shutting down their ability to understand that a human is much more than just one f****** thing Jeff sessions is not just an anti-marijuana person Jeff sessions is probably an elephant as sweet outfit also he's got the worst f****** concept what marijuana is and that sucks but that doesn't invalidate any of the love he's expressed throughout his wife and this is unbearable for some people to deal with because we wanted Darth Vader well it's because we are inclined to gravitate towards tribalism it is a parting human being is always going to be a part it's the same reason why those Egypt ologist for rejecting these ideas from John Anthony West Robert schoch they weren't a part of the tribe coming in with some s*** that they didn't figure out on their own people do on whether it's male vs female you're seeing a lot of this when it comes to this me to stop one of the weirdest things that happens is that you start to getting this divide with a manner math women the women of the Method Man even people that are non offenders in the end and non victims they sure up on teams and yes it's good that people being exposed for doing bad things to people but it's also very dangerous for men and women be on opposite teams supposed to be nice to each other it's goes back to what we were talking about earlier we we don't say that enough I really don't think we have enough I really think we need to witness it should be reinforced it sounds like it's a f****** bro be nice to each other and yes it is my advice s*** together I think it's some f****** discipline yeah then you should eat right I think she do a lot of things it would be really nice if we all just agreed to be nicer to each other


    Joe Rogan - Moon Landing Footage Was Faked!
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    no idea I was talking to Neil deGrasse Tyson the other day and he was trying to explain to me escape velocity like the need takes my shoe shoe escape the pull of the gravity of the earth once it's free will go on forever yeah like each other like to put that in your head like wait a minute what goes on forever. The problem is God is great to just dumb he's talkin isn't this a problem with the Moon is that not a problem with the moon but if you jump on the moon you can escape the Escape like it's easier to get out of the escape velocity of the Moon erratically you can jump higher and if you believe in NASA bro Justin videos of guys jumping around on the moon the problem with the videos of people on the moon is it there are videos that look 100% fake but guys fall forward and looks like to get yanked up by wires there's a lot of video that looks fake as f*** I don't know if it's fake I don't know if just looked fake cuz it's 16 the Earth's gravity and we don't know what that really looks like until you see there's some videos of guys falling down face first and getting yanked me yank by chords and he seen that picture videos of NFL players do the exact same thing in the end zone the concert is there not even on the f****** Moon and then that's suited to get to see paper mache with some of the ones with their pits completely for they just go buy a dumb and uneducated to really know or I am wavering more on the possibility of some of the footage was faked Mister therefore it's a fiber down videos that is not the same thing Jamie I can do that super similar to those s*** I can do that I'll do that right now the guy goes to his knees and then uses his momentum the pop up from his knees look pretty crazy backflips and should all the time they're they're physically capable of doing things that a normal person can't do but they're not physically capable Define physics what you're seeing a lot of those Moon videos looks like someone's Define physics like they pitch for and they bounced back up I think they shot a bunch of s*** and I think some of the videos you're going into space and you're experiencing deep radiation the Van Allen radiation belts and from the film it wouldn't let you kill your f****** film getting these Perfect videos and photos of none of them are f***** up by radiation it's entirely possible that they did go to the moon but they faked a bunch of the film footage because they wanted to have something and they couldn't really bring anything back it's entirely possible just faked footage from the Russians 100% is President the footage of Yuri Gagarin when he's circling the earth for the first time you guys are rocking the first guy in space it's fake as f***. little compartment also got room in there for a camera get the f*** out of here b**** you see a light source this way in a light source that weighs got dueling Shadows behind him cuz they got light setup in there cuz they're filming him inside this rap cyl know he shot up in the space you really did do it but they couldn't fit pod damn Cameron cast something on TV as far as their eyes and their mind goes that was the only time people going to see it right with you once nobody ever imagined you'd be able to pull it up on your phone or two Stoners Like You and me would be watching on a podcast from inside his booty call those things Tod pods in space that is fake right that is not him or it's not him in space rather serious and blast off look at the lights backup Backup backup stopped closet Shadow to the left to the right in front of them if you break down to the moon landing to the city would be way way way harder to fake it back then it would have been two accidents sorry I don't know it's not know if you if you just have people in orbit is it would be hard to pick I think be hard to go there that would be the fake it I think going there if they did go there and I think they probably did was an unbelievably difficult thing to do but like spanking that they were there how hard would that be like after the fact like filming footage or filming footage of them so it's really interesting to watch real so you don't get it. you just want to just Google and find out. That's why I read I read one last time I read that got written over because they needed to Magnetic Tape because there was a shortage at some point but still somewhere else from the motherfuking moon landing Parade from 76 want to eat that keep that's a good one it's like if you're going through like your families VHS to record over the f****** moon landing video the craziest thing in human history to ever recorded right it is the dumbest thing in human I'm not saying they didn't do it they might have the official story might be legit casino but it might not where do you put your money on the moon landing because you know what I'm detecting show when I we first got to be friends cuz I work all he didn't really believe in the Moonlight and then you went through a phase because of the podcast and having a lot of conversation with different people or something after you started shifting your ideas and thinking we did go to the Moon examples of position I took that I think represents there are there is Mystery to that story yeah there's a lot of mystery test or still to this day there's a bunch of weird s*** connected to the moon landing a lot of it so when I M P wave Builders not shut up there is there is there's a bunch of weird chick connected to the prime minister of Holland Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins find on his plaque in the gave this moonrock to this guy and Holland and it turned out to be petrified wood it was fake but it's on there so much weird shift connected to the moon landing and it makes you go a creepy speeches that Neil Armstrong 25 years after the moon landing protective layers that are protective layers who was the speech that gave so much weird s*** some people say there's alien relics up there those television in the white house I was starting to think that maybe he was ahead of his time now exists what Bill f****** Clinton wrote In the book My Life by what the f*** would you ever write that if you were the goddamn present for eight years might be that they faked some footage they did take some photos there's a photo of Michael Collins who's on the moonwalk from like Gemini and it's not a real photo it's a photo of him from the test runs they did it's in a warehouse and they blacked out all the background it's been proven they reverse the image and blacked out the background you can see the two of them if you overlay them but they line up perfectly it's the exact same image someone whether it is a you know an overzealous PR agent for NASA or journalists at the time we actually made that photograph but somebody did you tried app that photo office space so there's some deception we know that one is 100% so then you look at the other ones bounce trampolines and some videos where they're hiding behind the lunar rover flying through the radiation of space and that should comes up a different kind of thing that I'm not taking any position or agnostic travel I don't I don't know anything about the requirements of technological requirements but I do know it's one of the only things that happened between 1969 and 1972 it's not cheaper easier and faster to reproduce today it's weird so weird all the Apollo missions man everything we still need to go there anymore maybe maybe they're right maybe the right you might be right we don't know but it's juicy to think they're not right but it's interesting how rabidly people fight off the notion here's the other weird s*** about the Nazis we're running our space program that's a fact Operation Paperclip identified Wernher von Braun talked about him being in there rocket scientists available right or one of them other than the ones we had here and then once a Russian tattoo was a lot of competition to get the best rocket scientist but some of the best rock actors were in not deterring sure so we're Nazi Germany fell Operation Paperclip took place and in operation Operation Paperclip they brought a number of Nazi scientist from Germany secretly to America and one of them they put as a head of f****** NASA and they're the ones who are really good at making cool s*** will Bayer Aspirin you know like that idea is that the Nara in the Jewish slaves were I think working for a lot of the corporate idea didn't really go anywhere they just started corporations and some of the biggest corporations we have right now or do you know why is like Lumpy zyklon-b zyklon-b took the smell out of it is like lente was the stuff that had an agent in it that made it smell terrible so you could smell it so when they used it the gas at the people in the concentration camps they changed it so that it was undetectable yet did you know what to say what is this a quick on the trigger today with us changes the cameras for the inhumane acts of its parent firm including using Jewish slave laborers during the Holocaust holyshit


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Trumpy Bear Commercial
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    prices of distraught that spray that happened to Kaczynski if you took any of the people from the trumpy bear commercial and put them in that gay club while those guys are smelling each other s*** and tupperware's and jizzing on the floor and piss on each other if they just wandered into their accidentally they all start f****** probably have you seen that video the trumpy bear video I put it on my Instagram last night I was watching TV this f****** thing came on and it's like a Tim and Eric sketch the trumpy bear no no you got to see the video though can you play the video just go to my Instagram I put the video up on my upper corner make that larger and give me some volume emergency in the red white and blue this is fake did you see that guy's name is warholic that's Frank that's Frank warholic like an alcoholic for war go back fry or broil Frank warholic they made a comedy sketch that's comedy for people like anybody is paying attention but for people's so dumb that they don't realize it's a comedy sketch and they they think the way the people in the video think it's like a honey pot for Dum Dums made the dump of course it is what's wrong with me I am the storm of course it's fake I have pretty but this is the world we're living in right now I believe it was real because it is a real product but when the lady pulled out our flag I got a little suspicious and then the other guy says once a marine always a marine this is a Tim and Eric sketch it's pretty catch it's pretty subtle man like I do like you definitely need I've seen commercials that shity for sure trumpy Bear official there is always a marine but sturdy can I work


    Joe Rogan on Elon Musk Launching a Tesla Into Space & What Eddie Bravo Would Think About It
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    how about Elon Musk that crazy ass off trying to f****** Tesla up in the space yesterday with a mannequin on board singing to David still wasn't on board sitting in a Tesla Roadster that's a mannequin like it looks like a dude and he's there that's what it looks like right now you can see it in time Loop are these batteries run out of reliefs go you to go 248 miles at car runs out of gas straight flight actual f****** rockets in the Tesla Roadster rocket rocket as this multi-stage Rockets they pop this b**** out and goes flying through space he shot a f****** car into space aliens and they said the end this is like the first thing they found out what the f*** is this is that a person know the richest craziest one of the richest craziest guys on Earth when the smartest guys he just launched his cars into space for a goof Maybe click on that link of the image of the castle with the Earth behind it yeah I mean that is just what a crazy image that I want to hear I never talked to Eddie about that I want to hear is real theory on that logic behind it she wants to think you're as flat you don't know he doesn't trust science doesn't rust scientist doesn't trust anybody I mean I get that but you got to have some logic still to back it up right you know what one of the things that makes Eddie so good at Jiu-Jitsu is he has an idea to get a move on you and he's f****** completely locked on that idea and everything that's trying to shut that down is just like he needs to come up with a defense for that he's got to find a way that's how he looks at ideas as well a door that there's lizard people that live under the ground like it's like I don't know you got to prove that that's not real to him if you can't prove it that's not real kind of goes on about different things like that yet and I was totally prepared


    Joe Rogan & Steven Crowder on Transgender Transitioning Controversy
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    why I wanted to talk to you guys about is some of my favorite stuff you've done until my fair stuff you've done is the undercover s*** and one of things that I found the most disturbing was when you two posed as a gay couple and you went to that place where they're advocating transgender children and and transitioning children as young as three years old right wasn't a 3 years old and lost his manager because he was saying that someone is f****** insane for giving puberty blockers to a three-year-old kid for giving hormone blockers to a baby you going to know at 3 who you going to be when you're 30 if looks likes me looks like Smee from Hook name is red spots that is hilarious world of goddamn simulation what was this okay what the hell's that are transgender Town Hall was like oh my God transgender Town Hall Vermont he has said that feels like a girl prefers playing with dolls and of course we don't want to discourage it we spoke with our primary care physician he said wait until the boys fully develop how's everything still wind up there's no indication there's any damage reversible show me the exact same human being you would have been without milk cartons so you can't make those decisions for a kid their two young kids remember you had a weiner 5 minutes ago the idea that a child who's 6 years older whatever would know the consequences but them saying that 18 is too late and that it's not that they would disagree with your primary care physician that it's too young based on the research that I've done what f****** research have you done with you you can clearly point that it's a good idea to transition a six-year-old that's a problem here's another problem we don't know if YouTube is going to stay in this video because of what you just said Mike Naran Tu this video is going to get mark for demonetization the Jordan Peterson one just got flagged and we talked about this book we talked about the 12 rules for life talked about guidelines for living a healthy ingredient metal material creative enough do you know this did you know that unless your penis gets big enough you can't get a fake vagina cuz there's not enough tissue to invert she's doing that right here should you choose to transition or transition the other way you mean should you choose to not cut off your penis that's transitioned that this is what you have to do in order to transition I know a lot of people that are transgender that do not have the operation I don't know a lot of turn off that someone put out okay I don't know if that's a good example it's a public town hall we attend and it gets removed from YouTube because someone who handles his business card Rex but this car serious by the way just you Jamie if you follow the tweet it is by dr. Debra Soh and it is article from the National Institute of Health study doctor zero Van Meter a Pediatrics how many really good ones dr. Q Van Meter a pediatric endocrinologist with extensive experience in gender dysphoria which by the way is hate speech says there is zero point zero evidence that the concepts of gender fluidity and gender identity have any scientific basis so this is .01% you could have one 101 Dalmatians No Doubt like really exist I don't need to make sense of it I just need to not be banned for don't want to be mean if you can mock at that openly if that's not obvious like you getting what he getting bigger tits because you identify as someone with bigger tits me that's bulshit that's why it's so funny Brennan said he identifies as being a 6 year old boy that was a really recent case I mean people are trying this out when they get caught doing things and I'm not saying that does not people out there that identify with being a man when they're actually a woman or vice a versa that's not what I'm saying a lot of f****** crazy people out there a lot and to deny that and just because it's dealing with gender your urine we're in Narnia now we're in la la land not right wing I'm pretty open. I remember watching a show while back and you had two little little guy little guy huge one time I wasn't y'all yeah I got up to like 185 like super jacked cuz just Bangin test in there and f****** lifting but he was saying that his joints hurt really bad when he was doing that don't look like it's unnatural so crazy and I'm more than willing to call him a man I was one of the things that I said selectman you're a person who would whatever your name is with block or Fred or Wilma I don't care whatever you want to be called I'll call you whatever noise that you connect with you as a being and if you can explain to me where you feel happier being a man I'm a hundred percent of support are you doing that drive me crazy is people making decisions for 6 year old people pushing six-year-olds in certain directions and I know that this does happen but I have a friend who has an ex-wife that turned his child into a girl like tried this and was was pushing this and kids are very f****** pliable man is not I mean maybe some boys would have rejected it and maybe he was leaning that way anyway but she was excited about it and this is this is something that a lot of people are sidemen we're talking about a 14 year old I mean I just don't think you know who the f*** you aren't you don't seem Ruby Rose attractive lesbian with the tattoos she said that when she was young she wanted to transition and she's very happy that you didn't she wanted to become a man and she's very happy that she didn't and she's a lesbian and she's happy and she's open and super successful but is advocating the sort of the same thing that I'm saying like that people become a goddamn adult and then make these in in alterable life-changing decisions this guy saying that hormone blockers can be turned off and then you could go through a normal puberty you're out of your f****** mind run I'm not a doctor but I have enough understanding of biology to know that that's crazy that's just not true yooper show me that compound are there Staffing I don't know anything about it I'm going to be a moron you know less than room temperature IQ can come in whose Pro transgender and explain something and make it sound like transgender people on our show but the point is I'm not a doctor so I do have to admit this point except that I'm not a doctor accept the preponderance of evidence from the overall medical community and combine that with the anecdotal now I can understand how someone might benefit from a conspiracy they make a lot of money off of this or was it Tim Kennedy hunting Hitler thing I understand after they thought maybe they had Hitler and they needed the okay I can understand it was this


    Joe Rogan on Cenk Uygur & The Young Turks
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    what you're telling me you're the most advanced algorithms in the world and you're running ads for Young Turks on my video who plays cuz if the video gets out of this is wicked what's hash this out he will mention he will regret every Tom Dick and Harry on YouTube not named Steven Crowder's at this point I was just trying to hang up on a baseball diamond throughout the flight that I have to do this with because there's no other recourse the character was funny when you're drinking the bacon grease Pleasant dealing with nothing but I don't have any hate for the guy and then it builds up and then it becomes something stupid and I think you know I did his thing with Alex Jones has handled very poorly and they start screaming at each other and Anna call them how far am I from God damn you can't do that against everything you guys stand for you calling him a fat f*** you can't blame him I like talking to him I had him on the podcast I like talking to him I just think people lose their place they lose their they lose their their their view of the world what I think when your identity is entirely tied up in the numbers right when it's entirely tied up his only defense was is not popular in one that's your only argument when that's your whole identity is a very short time between that and when the pendulum swings that would even though even though we need to bathe it Ben Ben Shapiro well I feel like the Sam Harris when was a big downfall for him handled it better you know when they were going to have that long 3-hour conversation in a three-hour conversation with someone you know it's hard to hide it it's like your ideas get exposed your lack of knowledge gets exposed I'm really grateful for that changed my mind. It literally sit down we put up a booth because I'm pro-gun change reminder I'm pro-life change my mind there are only two genders t-shirt and then some of them everyone in Cape Elizabeth Police would not work and no one's going to watch an hour-long discussion but there's no one left who does that well they can't do it in their format they can't do it when they have an 8 to 10 slot or 1/8 to 9 slot and there's every 15 minutes you have to shampoo sandwich in a commercial and then you have all these segments graphic play they can't do it but that's just because their format sucks like it's an art it's an Antiquated form of entertainment doesn't work anymore on YouTube Goodrich shows are there on on YouTube what it would look really popular ones saying was that people just decide like that these people that we decide to help each other out that the right supports themselves and they support like other right-wing people but the left needs to figure out how to do that in like a f****** have anybody on that it becomes an issue just going to be an issue for you today after a double feature of Jordan Peterson us there knew it when I was when I was doing this first of all Jordan Peterson you know I'll have that guy on anytime you know she's one of my favorite people to talk to just as fascinating. But I knew the Cabbage you two back-to-backs like


    Joe Rogan - Alex Jones IS NOT a Government Shill
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    who else Alex Jones so I think he's a government plot he's not Jeff hung out with that guy get high with him drunk with him and he's a fun dude he is a guy who started out as a guy who is against the president he was against George W bush with W bush or was he the governor and he was getting arrested for protesting against them protesting against the Global elitist and all the different think I didn't really become a supporter of any form of government until Trump I mean Trump is like the first guy and he may or may not be getting played by Trump where you know Trump's is Buddy and he's a slick guy in terms of how he cultivates influence I'm not obligated at this Factory know but I've always thought the Alex Jones was was built by the government to make conspiracy theorists look like loons he didn't used to make them look like loons you know it mean when nobody cared about it before it was on AM radio before then but he's been around forever I mean like I said I met him several years before 2001 and he was doing the same s*** back then I mean he's always been around doing that he's he's right about a lot of s*** and that's what's so confused like he is absolutely right about what they call agent provocateur where the government will send in people have a peaceful cast it's very inconvenient for them with the WTO he did this whole video about how the WTO was that in Vancouver or Seattle where was the WTO it was why don't want is somewhere the Pacific Northwest I'm confused but I'm not confused about the story so what happened was they had these peaceful protest Against the World Trade Organization and it was very inconvenient I was world leaders were coming to this this area for this meeting and they sent in government agents that were dressed with blast ski masks and a government issue boots and these people start smashing windows and lighting things on fire they turned into a violent protests which enabled the police to close in and shut down the protest the WTO protests Alex Jones police and intelligence agencies use they have a peaceful protest and then they have these people these guys dressed in black ski mask they start tipping over newspapers test at the end and they were cordoned off into a building and then they were ultimately released they were never charged they were never arrested I mean the whole thing is incredibly fascinating and some of them been identified as government agents and Alex allowed about it I think it's very possible Lee Harvey Oswald was a part of it but I know too much about bullets to think that that f****** bullet went through to people and wound up on Connolly's Gurney in the hospital looking pristine cut the s*** that's all I don't think that's real at all into one guy with one bullet I think they probably killed him. Always I was looking to a little bit you know and then I'm like you know what like the government pie Dish It Whatever not aware of


    Joe Rogan - Matt Brown Offended by Snoop, Respects Conor's Work Ethic
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    well you know what man I think there's a problem with commentary with sports that leaks into MMA and I don't think it belongs there and I fought against it from the beginning and that's the the insult commentary there's a kind of like calling people bums and calling people losers and you know a new dog fight that was a mess I think he was f***** up I don't care you know you be put it on public you couldn't even apologize deleted whatever you know I think he's a he's a true Sportsman I mean I like he comes into the Limelight for a little while then it goes back and I think he goes back in he works his ass off I really think he does is that if you didn't right by you nobody out here f****** crazy I mean I think Floyd I think majority of people could good Fighters could win around so you against boys just sued because Floyd away but you know he's going to feel you it was not a dragon's I just think that what I'm talking about is like the commentators and a lot of the journalist and you see less of it today because I say that I said yeah that kind of style style in this is their stick their stick is mocking people and creating controversy and I that's why I say I don't think MMA is a sport I think it's more intense it's your emptying out out there you know when you when you see a fight you know and it's a crazy ass warlike Robbie Lawler Hatfield dos anjos which is 5 rounds of chaos e22 diminished either one of these guys as a man as a human being based on their performance to mock them or belittle them I just don't think it has any place in that I think it's it's a way more intense and way more personal experience for those guys it's not it's not playing baseball is not it's not f****** Bill Buckner dropping a ball it's not that's not what it is man it's way more intense if you got a guy was a lazy football player doesn't run fast enough you want to mock him. So whatever you go ahead and do that I don't care doesn't bother me but you want to make fun of a guy was literally putting his health on the line in a in an occupation where you're competing against a motherfuking trained killer and you guys are going to throw bones at each other for 5 minute round you got to have some respect you have to have respect that you shouldn't be talking about it you should know what the f*** you're watching and you should have some respect and if you want to say that I should retire the if you want to say that a guy is probably seen his better days that's fine but have some respect is this a different thing that is not a regular sport I agree and not that I would say also that they have no right to be saying things that they've never done right one more time that you get such a more in-depth knowledge about what they're truly going through I don't mean what's happening by just experiencing a little bit right this that and there's also I think if you've never really been punched in the face and you're you're talking about God getting punched in the face like you really don't even understand the experience why do men What's Happening by just experiencing it a little bit right this that and there's also I think if you've never really been punched in the face and you're you're talking about God getting punched in the face like you really don't even understand the experience


    Joe Rogan on Jon Jones, Anderson Silva, and Steroid Use
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    we just never stop coming out you as soon as you test positive for you but in our sport unfortunate against the rules so there's only a certain amount of people doing it so if you're doing it you're cheating do you think John was taking steroids no no I don't but it don't think it was but to be honest it doesn't matter to me I mean you know I've said this for a long time I think it should be a lifetime ban first offense. Yeah and there's going to be martyrs there would be guys like I don't think 10 mins was taking steroids that they certainly did not look like Aiden brother get from China and they they have these bins and like we had a problem with that with the Alpha Brain we first thought not steroids but vitamins that were in Alpha Brandy weren't supposed to be their stuff independently tested and we had it independently tested all the different ingredients in they'll be putting in these bats and they had used these vast for other s*** and how to completely cleaned it out and then the problem with companies that sell steroids and also sell things like create this is the this is the big story about John Jones this is the big rumor is what they what they think is that he was doing coke that I'd creatine it is because he tested negative right before that test and then tested positive and then tested negative again a short time after that this is a steroid that takes several months to get out of your system but it got out of his system very quickly which would end it was a very very small Trace amount not an amount that you would take if you were actually using it to try to you know to get a performance-enhancing benefit that's what I thought it make sense to me in my world where okay first offense lifetime ban I think a lot of guys would be a lot more careful with things like after one and I think you know there will be a due process so you do say he proved that are like 10 mins you know prove it you know that he comes right back by and I also think unfortunately there would be people that would probably have no bad intention and would have the you know end up texting positive and having a lifetime him and they'll be martyrs basically I am personally I'm extremely diligent I do my I do my due diligence mad I got I work with muscle Pharm four years now and like I know that and they have great stuff that is good stuff that's my primary supplement Source I mean Jonesy that mean it's it's a I'm not living his life I mean is he's in a difficult situation is a young kid you know what I mean I can only imagine the amount of people approaching him for crazy things and trying to talk him into a relationship or situation but you do you make the choice to pay the consequences for the choice you know when you think about a guy like Anderson Silva Anderson Silva just tested positive again again do you think that that takes him out of the consideration for the greatest of all-time in my mind 100% and the United radar looks reality set like 70 years old younger it's 60 you could be pretty built at 60 you can't be that built it's not as I point zero 1% of the population that can do that maybe it's funny that I think he's right but he was in his corner if it was possibly he was taking something you got to say it possibly because you never tested positive for anything by absolutely but dude he was launching people across the last fight before you solder when I fought him you know I felt a strange I seen his body I mean I found it firsthand is a completely different world there's no way he is under the same mental aspiration that he had before he should also he just looked at it differently could be also because his hormones are all f***** up there's so many pictures of eat or when he fought like Michael Bisping and then you see Vitor after you Sada and just he's got that old man bod and he goes in there and his body is kind of like loose and it just busy bodies not producing hormones anymore eat so fast it is ridiculously fast I'ma do you get stronger but what about you no Speedo that's a different answer a lot of speed is from neurological right is a lot about you know the nervous system so wonder you know about the effects on the study and yapping just came out with which one you just posted the other day about epigenetic memory of muscles how to get that Jack leaving on my steroids for 10 years and then I come back at 30 and Andre do it that's a very good point that's a very good point in a very real Point yeah yuh yuh body has muscle memory and especially if you do it when you're young and then your body has an adequate amount of time to rebuild a New York developing a natural hormone level it also increases your tendon strength because it increases ligament strength and it just your body changes it changes the density of your muscles or bones it just there's a lot of and then there's another argument for women women that have taken steroids it's even more intense argument because you're putting Supernatural levels of testosterone in a woman's body they develop all this new muscle tissue that never would have been there without it and a certain amount of that sticks around and you know you might not have ever been able to develop that kind of strength without it yeah yeah mountain and you know you might not have ever been able to develop that kind of strength without it yeah yeah yeah that's what that was the first thing I thought of when I seen that study yeah that was where I was like there's a lot more to it than meets the eye


    Joe Rogan - I've Never Seen a Good President
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    what's really hard to be unbiased it's really hard to just to have it all amounts perspective but I don't think anybody does a good job as president I've never seen a single person do it well I've seen Obama give very good speeches I think he's very statesmanlike I think he's very what what Obama did it was a excellent was he was very composed and articulate and smooth and he represented it at Highly Educated like Ohio full of human being in terms of his intellect and way carries himself and I think that that's good for the country you know but I think the look at the Drone attacks look at the attacks on on whistleblowers and on the press and there's a lot of bad s*** about the Obama Administration it started people looking at cops thank god he's a good guys or the bad guys I didn't like that because maybe they are some bad cops but there's bad everything you do every job has bad whatever so kind of purse instead of highlighting the people out there protecting our are interested in serving the public he was highlighting the quote bad cops I guess and it and it put them all in a bad light I didn't like that where is Trump he knows you know he's highlighting good police work he's high the military has no pride and in the good old United States of America I like that so I mean I don't know ya will the thing that drove me nuts the most nuts about Obama was that crazy speech that he said if you have a business this is not the way to say now what he did I think he started like highlighted the victim mentality everybody is a victim where is I like Trump he says you're in control here's your opportunity make the most of it we all have to be aware not just you not saying that without our infrastructure we would none of us would be able to write that we all have to support his beautiful system the right he's never been in business right just being a lawyer to be a professional politician to being the president has to be a politician well I don't like that I'd like it if they're awesome at it with no picture. I like it seems like the best like even back in the you-know-what the you know where our country was founded it with those weren't politicians were guys who had influence to make good decisions and then they were politicians you know what I mean I've been watching Vikings a lot lately I've been watching it and it seems like there's no good leaders gym leader and when you're a leader of 350 million people or whatever the hell we have here it's just impossible. if you were successful somebody Longline gave you some help there was a great teacher okay but what is it if you got a business you didn't build that okay somebody invested in roads and bridges okay. Is somebody helped create this unbelievable American system that we have allowed you to throw that have that we have that allowed you to thrive if you got a business you didn't build that not somebody else we all chipped in to somebody up disempowering way to say it is that's what I don't like to do that and by the way how the f*** could even have time to do that when you're writing it mean you're writing under the pressure of being the president United States I totally sympathize I get it not saying I would have done better I would have done way worse but it still sucks yeah she's not a good way to say thanks. I don't like you said you said disempowering Indian that's exactly right and so it feels like this is there's a different tone right now and I'm not saying our president is perfect he definitely has that part of the message but he's obviously said a bunch of stupid s*** to I mean we have to take into consideration what this guy was entire career he's a giant larger-than-life personality with crazy hair who puts his name on everything and then he ran for president when you're in you're playing Beauty and the Beast and you're the Beast I'd like the beach now you got the role of being the president is the top of the mountain that we look at like he's the guy he's the main dude you're supposed to act like I know it's the role of being the president is this you know the Majestic top of the mountain that we look at like I he's the guy that he's the main dude you're supposed to act like the president like


    Joe Rogan - Donald Trump Jr. Wants to Be on the Podcast?
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    we talked about next week me going back there and shooting bows with him yep and talking just about whatever you know just kind of helmet was his form that that's right so we're trying to make that happen and I just you know like I said if if you have somebody's ear you just want to be able to tell him what's important to you that's all I want to do but I can do that generally better over something I care about like archery or running or lifting weights or whatever like that so that's why Goldust you know sure what's what cuz I feel like have a pretty good pulse on what's important to Sportsman Inn in Hunters here North America and so I just want to share that talk about hunting okay we're in Dawn so they can smoke weed first for sure for sure ASAP Ferg Don Jr so I'm like well but I follow him on Instagram and then you kind of get it to do kind of a sort of a feel for what I said man I go you know I'm talking to you I said it seems weird to say but seem like a normal guy your dad's a a billionaire billionaire right I fall on my Instagram I see the the pictures of his daughter super cute the fishing pictures and breast, Tucker Carlson the other night and I told him this and we were talking in Vegas and he was like just laying it down for awhile one minute clip on Instagram on Tucker Carlson what's the Fox News and laying it down and I was like really had followed his political or is his public speaking typed life so I was like holy crap just dial tell me the plan and that world and I mean really totally if he says one thing wrong one thing one slip-up of a word which by the way everybody does every I do it everyday they have me to 1 slip-up of the word Corey Knowlton right now and then this. I mean I know this is magnified ridiculous hate that comes his way in the attacks against him


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Man with Pet Grizzly Bear
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    long as you keep talking that hay over the side they're good. Baby yeah it's good to go we have connections with certain animals elephants are a big one you know lions or a big one giraffes for whatever reason or a big one even zebras people acquire shooting a zebra but if it's like an antelope that you eat like and again warthogs nobody gives a f*** about warthogs there's no one out there trying to save the warthog people and even know how many there are they don't care and care less about lions and warthogs are left in Africa I see it all the time it's like people comment not Hunters obviously but they'll be like on my page and say well I don't have a problem if you kill deer and Elk but there's no reason to kill a bear Olivia if it's if you have it's goddamn good and why is it any different it's the same why is it a different so it's just what they're it's just what they're in Grain to feel about an animal I think they seem to dog like yeah that's a thing that's like a lot of Russian Jews lot of people on Instagram do you have lunch and this is one motherfuker as a giant grizzly bear that he cuddles with people keep sending me videos of this guy might one day get dark do not think you get an understanding of it from you know in front of your laptop and Vancouver yeah for sure do you have a thousand of those living in your neighborhood you have to thin the herd the reality of all this stuff is super complex and I just do not think you get an understanding of it from you know in front of your laptop in Vancouver yeah for sure


    Joe Rogan - The End of Third World Countries?
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    the history of the human race is so weird in terms of the rise and fall of the civilizations and cultures that we're always at least I am always looking at like what what how long is it going to last like how long is this one particular Nation going to keep it together and if you look at how many different countries have been around that just how many you know would do a dominant cultures Rome Princeton like now it's just Italy so some normal Nautica normal European country that used to be this conquering Nation how long can we kind of keep this thing up and what are your thoughts on the future of of just even the idea of Nations it seems like our bow our boundaries and our borders of those way we have online this ability to communicate with people all over the place everywhere it seems to me to lessen the necessary or the need rather for for board and for for these walls that we're now literally and figuratively talking about putting up look at a map of the world and it's actually not that different from what it was 70 years ago I mean their colonies that achieved Independence there's some big States like Soviet Union that broke fragmented but the borders in between the Soviet republics and no nation has gone out of existence to Conquest since I have his 1945 released internationally recognized by the UN crazy arbitrary lines drawn a map but one of the reasons that McGinnis counterintuitive Wars have gone down and deaths in Wars have gone down is it borders are not treated as sacrosanct by the International Community not 100% of the time but those are exceptions by and large unlike say in the past where the US had a an unpaid debt from Mexico so it Concord Texas and Colorado and Nevada and California that doesn't happen anymore and so the grandfather in and it's one of the reasons why there has been more stable in terms of the year that the map simultaneously the grandfathered borders but this extra layer of cooperation that transcends the borders and we need them more and more despite the fact that our our current president is pushing back against the global community and the fact that people even if even if you grew up in France and you consider yourself a French citizen you want to be able to spend the summer Northern Italy or in England or Indulgence if that's where there's a good job and there's a desire on people to be able to move to wherever the opportunities are best there going to be some kind of compromise I think between keeping it the nation state borders just so you don't have constant Wars of conquest and Border disputes but allowing the world and allowing the people of the world that take advantage of a true Global community was that this is even though they the people that were Pro brexit felt like this was in the interest of the UK and the interest of England to be separate from all this because they were doing better and because they didn't want all the negative possibilities from all these other places coming into their environment but what would I think that people what they didn't like about it was the idea that this is a regressive move and that the progressive move is that we would all move towards this idea of a global community of this in entire world being free and connected and you know what we've talked about some of the problems that Paris has with the immigration we showed some of those videos of these these immigrants had just littered all over the street and taking his place we're looking at it go man that is that is a real tragedy but represents has a bunch of people that really don't have anything like the real tragedy is that these people live like this is a real tragedy is not that they've done it to Paris the real tragedies of these people exist at all and if they moved to Paris looking for a better life and now they're stuck in the situation where there's not a lot of Sanitation and the garbage is all over the place they're littering everywhere and it's I wonder if we ever will have a world where there isn't a place where you can go and ship a fat and pay people $2 an hour because they don't need a dollar an hour because it's just like living in Los Angeles or just like living in Phoenix like you'd never be able to pay someone $2 an hour because it's too much opportunity is it that the world has caught up and surpassed it yeah yeah not too many too fast you faster than they can be assimilated and integrated into the new country so it just opening the doors right probably is not a good idea no country really does that but building the wall is a terrible idea to the best way to prevent are going out with the same number of people are doing the reverse migration from the US back to Mexico now that the economy of Mexico so much Brown parent 25 years play some Robert roley's a dollar ninety per person per day kind of a bare bare bare minimum to feed feed your family it's down now from 50% few decades ago to 10% now and the United Nations set the goal of bringing it to Zero by the year 2030 and what street what is causing that was causing the change so a lot of it is globalization that have even though that's kind of a villain in many people so nice but when you have Market Ben and the introduction of factories and industrialization in China and India and Bangladesh sometimes the conditions are Grim but the conditions being a peasant in the rice paddies was even Grimmer and when when you have people into creative economy selling their products on the world stage they can get richer and so a lot also better policies we have governments that are no longer communist or candid forms of socialism with everything is defined by the bureaucrats and you need 50 licenses to do anything and you have a little bit more economic flexibility that tends to make countries richer I doesn't mean that you could do away with regulations on workplace safety and the end environment as countries get richer they tend to be more protective I get my country to be richer the most dramatic cases China where do Mal had these harebrained schemes of compute Collective Farms people to smelting iron in their backyards Matic much more concerned with the welfare of their citizens when you have leaders who have that mindset then that their country can can get get wealthier their citizens better off now but are you concerned mean I agree with you that it is probably as one of the reasons why these people are experiencing this greater quality of life is because of globalization because he's factories moving in but they're living lives that are very different than maybe perhaps it's by our standards that their lives are better that maybe if there were these indigenous people were living this sort of substance subsistence lifestyle that even though on paper they would be existing in extreme poverty but if there was perhaps like living in the jungle or somewhere along those lines where you have access to all these natural resources it even though they be living in extreme poverty they be living maybe perhaps even a better life by just eating the fish and eating the plants and and hunting and fishing and doing what they had normally done thousands and thousands of years rather than making a dollar-an-hour Nike Factory indigenous peoples who are living in Horticultural lifestyles Whataburger Knock-Knock horticulturalists and laborers and for them just based on their own choices often the factory life is a is an improvement it's important not just because they're not in the fields knee-deep pulling up seedlings and getting your bitten by disease-carrying bugs but for women from a village to a City off of means Liberation that they can start business in the kids to school be out from under the thumbs of their husbands and husbands family they're kind of Liberation just but you're on the whole globalization has led to this escape from grinding poverty for literally hundreds of millions of people so even when they move the factories in to these places in charge or are pay them a dollar-an-hour rather it's still a dollar more an hour than they would have gotten if the factory had been there in many cases that's true immigrated from Poland to Canada and I it often is a root word Mobility it's hard for us to accept I don't even think about it that way because it was him will why how come they don't have to pay these Mexican folks minimum wage just like they do in America I like but why don't they have the same sort of setup that we do here to seems cruel Berkeley or Manhattan it's the difference between working a factory there and we bring the fields are and the people often given that choice. They line up the factory jobs do you anticipate where there is no third world and there is no like a massive economic disparity it's conceivable Korea now can I get some rich upper-middle-class Society I'm not so long ago that was the third world I mean they were they were hungry children died young what my ex-mother-in-law grew up in Singapore and she remembers our childhood meal in which her family split one egg for ways back in the 1940s yeah it is happening the most remote poorest parts of the world are going to be the hardest to bring up to the middle class standards like your Congo like Haiti like Afghanistan but a large parts of the world there's been a huge increase in the standard of living


    Joe Rogan - Thug Rose on Joanna's Trash Talking
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    style of music I don't know how you can make that mistake Because by the time that happened it was like a f*** it official and she crossed Paths of Yoanna and walbi and you want to do it in a different voice to like the weirdest like sensing like herself and I'll do like is like you know the drug testing comes back and when she sat down just as down to says we have to we have to have a meeting meeting is code for shut it down explanation when Rose said that to me my f****** head exploded it and all that s*** I don't want to have to f****** think about this all night the knuckles in the mouth in the crazy that she was saying everything and she came and said that what was the little thing that could I f***** everything up because I know I was like what does that mean what is that what is that mean did you buy the ticket for you because she says do you believe him no accent no accent just like to the point where even chance and I think this one is even buy the ticket and then just walked off with that was a test of whether or not or are we going to get all the way down to right here and you really f****** heading out now this is after the fact mastering the the system yeah we were in the locker room and really Rose had to get up to go and do something over there when she got over there I turn the Trevin Tony said hey y'all we f*** all f**** believing devil and the priest is like the two of you together like Monday or do it like that looking for I think I over you want a career she came in as a silent killer who just joined everybody and then she found out that if I start talking to someone they get f***** in the head before the fighting happens and then it worked and worked in the work so I got to the point where she's that that that almost that that that one weapon right there almost replaced some of the ferociousness in in in her fighting maybe like that knowing that end that why is also why the game plan was was to Go Co on no matter what happens like we know that she needs a reaction she's looking for something no pictures no videos no social media no interviews no nothing then when she said something don't even look at it just like she doesn't exist just goes to go to the entire time you look at it just like she doesn't exist just ghost it goes to the entire time about me you know like she knew I was on the radar of Korra long time


    Joe Rogan - Rose Namajunas on Becoming UFC Strawweight Champion
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    yeah I got to tell you that your victory speech after you beat you on was my all-time favorite because it wasn't even just about you or about the fight it wasn't about anything it was just you expressing yourself Pat what you doing over there urine you know you were just spilling your heart out and it was in your your moment to shine and in your moment to shine you you didn't make it about you I think that you know I've you know if if if your hands close to to give you know you can't be open to receive kind of thing and I think that's the more that I can give to people the more that I can get myself you know and I think that you know just like plants and animals away you know if you look at nature everything is a symbiotic relationship I think that humans can be the same way not always but I always was a a person that you don't want it to be outside wanted to be a nature I grew up in like Urban Jungle and Milwaukee and just concrete everywhere you know no place to go outside except for you know just playing in the alleys and stuff but my dad is from Lithuania where they're like very in tune with nature in their pagans and like Splash Christian and so they really you know just just my home you know they come from living off the land and stuff like that and so that's always been something I wanted to do I'll just put in this situation and I'll just you know try and do martial arts and trying to like you know I guess control my emotions of stuff just living in this you know chaotic environment that I grew up in and nature is where I felt the most peace at so that's always something that I connected with and and the more that I kind of focus on it and animals have suffered I noticed that you know there's a I do not trying to live my life the same way to a lot of things that people getting annoyed I never met all the trash talking and all the negativity and although you know I should talk sometimes to you know but there just has to be a balance you know it has to be honest to like if you really feel this way about somebody like if you're really upset with this person yet I say how you feel but like don't just go out of your way just to be entertaining cuz you think it's going to be funny or summer you think it's just going to be like it's not genuine you know all that stuff and you were just Dead face and I think I f***** her head up I really do stop Zach I got lucky don't try that at home too urinal situations where you like you don't know what to do you know you just say come you didn't just stay calm you stayed eerily calm and you were like recite the Lord's Prayer when I ask you that I was like wow I was like what are you saying over there it's like ready for anything at that point and I will Mmm Mmm Yeah but we had a few my kind of a magical moments but we bring Mishka with us everywhere we go dog our flight was delayed 3 out 4 hours and when we landed we landed like a few hours after that truck drove through the park and killed all the people in New York which was right by our hotel which if we would have been there on time we would have filled sign the posters and then been outside of the park Kamisha tell me just little things like like that like we would have been outside maybe at that spot and had been witness to that thing about yeah I just I wasn't even just thinking about the fight with you wanna it was more than that you know it was like what what all her energy represented to me like all my past light just negative people that you know you don't want to want to strike fear into your heart you know and I wasn't going to let that happen even though I was scared but you know I just Geneva move the reaction from me you know it's just like it's just like with anybody you know if you don't give energy to something negative you don't feed the fire in them I want to see things either you really dislike me enough to like you know put your hands on me outside competition or site you know or it's a character or you just doing this for sure you know it's either one of the two and I just don't think she's really a bad person I just think that now she's put in this position and maybe she you know that's what she felt like she had to do there's a real issue with someone that's about to fight where you're about to compete and it's this crazy nerve-wracking thing in the unknown is always there you don't know what's going to happen if someone can convince you I'm going to f*** you up you like goddamn is he going to f****** up let you know I have my respect for you want to still you know and I think it's great that I was put in this position to face our because I had to get better and are not like I had to get up to that level you know to face her and I had to do a lot of research and work on my you know mental stability and she kept saying I was mentally unstable and it was you no phone calls and stuff like that conference calls beforehand and I was like I mean it's nerve-wracking images Presley with all of the boogie woman know that you're mentally unstable and then in the history with her dad and her is she growing up and just all of those things coming to a head this was exactly Woodrose wanted to be the scariest possible situation for her to be in New York with the end with the antifa March that happened in front of the hotel the morning of wee bit we almost didn't make it to the fight and I'm like really I'm just sitting here trying to figure out what's different you know like obviously is sitting here talking to you like that's cool but dr. New York yeah I love it when you when the fight was over what did you what did you take some time off like how did you did it did it even Thinkin like how long does it take 2:30 until 9 a.m. in the third round cuz I thought she's going to be like overly aggressive at through certain points you get frustrated that didn't happen cuz you know she thought I was doing a job but yeah why do you think that I mean when you wanted to that fight she was such an overwhelming favorite she was thought of as being one of the pound-for-pound top fighters and anyway class and why did you think you're going to knock her out because everybody tries to take her down or tracking I mean this from what I see is I mean I said across from Valentina shevchenko in like we go like back and forth like it's not a thing to me like I got Pat Barry Pate Seabury my corner I got Trevor Wittman and my corner and I've done Taekwondo striking like my whole life like it's not something that I've never seen before I don't know it's just something that it looks scary but it's not to be scared of you know that's interesting to where you're putting it because most people thought of her as being like this very solid her fundamentals are Rock Solid she's incredibly technical vicious jab but you just saw that the Rhythm was predictable everything she was going to do before the D like images most dominant female like these girls could not hang with her you know and she's still the best out there you know around this whole entire training camp has mental it wasn't the whole training camp everyday was mental mentality mental mental strategies mental mental mental the entire training camp and one of the keys to the fight was knowing what she's going to do before she doesn't it I mean not just in the fight but in the interviews in the press conference backstage backstage like we we we knew everything that was going to happen and it all happened exactly where we knew it was going to excellent dissection of a person of an athlete literally blown it out of the water right you smashed in the first round crazy moment now I got to do it again broke don't fix it either so like it's going to be a combination of like to keep doing what we're doing but you know keep getting better obviously all the time and I found the little general to getting her black belt and that's what that's what the mission is I mean of course we we do get into particulars based on who it is but that's only for a very short. Of time the whole goal is just to make rose a black belt in every and grappling striking like Just Energy interviews everything just just become a black belt become a master of all of it and that's been that's been the goal everyday would like everyday to a point where it actually became challenging for me to get the water cold it sounds like this is ridiculous. You can get in under 25 seconds I never had eyes I start crying like cuz it hurts of it but he like yeah so that I do like the mentally and emotionally to now cuz it's like why is it so scary but it hurts to know but it's it's good I mean if you can get in a cold ice bhasin nobody Center companies in scare you


    Joe Rogan on the Aziz Ansari Story
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    yeah, I think we're and also I think one of things is going on in this is one thing that's in power the women's moved into powered a lot of other movement is access-to-information it's radical it's happening so fast and it sits in a dating app and we have to catch up to it it's like it's happening so goddamn quickly that were just trying to get what it was okay now what's not okay now what can we do what can we not do that guy by any chance like we're able to find each other online you talking about Steve Carell in the office was it you that was talking about that you watch the old episodes of the office which is not that long ago he was such a creep you can have the conference room and guess what I just got this espresso maker don't make me give it to you cuz I won't need a ride home I get a ride home this is almost it's cuz it's intangible it's hard to explain my think this is why a lot of guys are getting annoyed because when you get granular about it if it makes us seem like we're just being crazy because so it's like you hug me The Comedy Store and it feels different than when you blow something creepy about Joe Blow and there's something not creepy about you and I can't explain it and I can't tell you why and I sound crazy and Manic and history do certain gay guys that hug me on when they out anybody but the certain guy said hug me like what's up what's going on and I know that I don't have proof and I don't have photo evidence at the time but in the more talk about the crazier I sound but I think that that is just making me thirsty Crow things make me taste like a hug that last a little too long I had a guy once in an office there's a lot of Cruelty about to look somebody described it as revenge p*** crimes I mean look I don't know enough about it. These are there but like I dunno in my twenties not saying is he's guilty again I don't know but in my twenties I had a lot of sex that I felt I was coerced into that was transactional sex I didn't want to have you know and this is something we talked about the female brain movie is that men are less able to read choose emotional cues on faces than women are reading emotional cues on cases and right you're not designed instead of read like OSU frustrated or angry questions about hunting deer plexus list of my podcast what if I can do this for free and then your wife is talking to the other girl and you think it's going well and the girl gets the car and she was such a b**** I couldn't stand her sometimes there's basically and we talked about the movie is like it's just men are not as good at reading emotions on faces so it's like seriously like Whitney how are you and you might just find a lot of guys can't understand that there's a discrepancy between what I'm saying and some point is people who have autism a really going to be f***** in all of this people who can't pick up on social cues cuz so much of this is nonverbal I fear that we're going to get to a place where we can have like sign contracts and ship before we have sex and stuff because you know I know that in my twenties and I'm freezing up just talking about it is that when men made physical advances to me I would be giving off these nonverbal cues and I wasn't saying no but my body was saying now and I'm not saying it's necessarily a guy is supposed to like be able to read body language but that's what was happening cuz I froze up because of my trauma response scared and also we are conditioned to be submissive to man I am conditioned to feel shame if I don't f*** a guy in a certain amount of time I spent shame I'm difficult and I'm approved and I'm like whatever but like every I mean every girl that I know that maybe it's just my generation or something but that means in a negotiation is going on and I've already said no and then you just get worn down and that's like transactional sex which I think women are kind of just I want to know that's what all women but I think some women are likes her like I don't want to have that kind of transactional sex anymore and like like I feel like I'm being used as a blow-up doll and I think from what I understand that girl Fel if she felt like she was like rush through dinner and like went back and that man were promised something from p*** and women were becoming something from romantic comedies men were promised that women like want it all the time and women have been promised that men like want to talk to us and I think these expectations are classroom so I think it's a little bit of nature in a little bit of nurture media representations of actual relationships and that's the models that people are acting on nature-nurture ever had different f****** parenting sometimes you really shouldn't be with that person that you're there and you're there and what are you do old and I've been so gas-lit to believe that I'm difficult it just gets a really messy and then by the time you figure it out you've already had sex back Waters of social interaction sexual interactions the ability to even know or say what I want until I was like their men a lot of men feel like if you have sex with a girl who's under 30 then it's fun and you can have fun but if you have sex with a girl who's over 30 their biological Stanwood RV black or find another one there's Tinder you can find plenty of woodwind


    Joe Rogan on Gender Pay Controversy and Language Policing
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    are we at yeah I feel like I heard were not supposed to eat Chick-fil-A cuz that you can't hurry I'm saying is her comparing herself to Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle and Amy Schumer you know she's not as famous stand-up shows women who choose making it a part of that life say no and go somewhere else you know there's so many out there so many places just what they think it's worth basing it on her tickets like are there box office for movies that she was in like woah woah woah they had to do something about that details his lover was very popular during the day and this is from the 1960s on television and they were debating back and forth Gore Vidal and William F Buckley liberal vs conservative but like highly charged and it kind of sunk William F Buckley is it one time Gore Vidal called them and Nazi call them a Neo-Nazi or something something along those lines and then blame at Buckley said something called him a f****** queer and I'll I'll punch your face up a sock you knows you'll stay plastered like lost his cool on television called him a queer on television and it was like this moment what in 30 years army look back in the joint can't believe you still smoking stay that you know like retard we should just say retard retarded means like to slow the growth of something right it's like socially retarded because it's showing progress I don't think that's a bad word but I don't think you're always talking about that when you saying that word so I can understand what you're trying to convey you mean you know that's missing a chromosome you know like it's like she's uppity I did not know that that was a slave term we all learned very quickly that that was a term describe a slave that was acting out and we learned I was like you know some one-quarter Irish I can't really say I'm Irish if I was 1/4 black I think I would be a part of the community of a switch that you can hit your wife with it had to be it couldn't be thicker than your thumb do you know the term faget where that came from cigarettes and do you know why did it turn into Geisler this is what this will piss me off Urban myth that what it meant was that a bundle of sticks was a faget and so am a gay man was a f***** cuz they were a bundle of sticks you would burn them in a fire that's not true at all that's convenient to ignore me to do is research it's not hard what a bundle of sticks was referred to was a burdensome woman they would call a burdensome woman a faget because she was like a bundle of sticks are difficult to carry around to be awkward so a man who act like a woman was a faget people say it was a gay guy and Louis CK show that was saying then I was it was him and Nick depalo and Louis were all playing cards together and someone said something and you realize why that's so offensive is because you know they used to burn people that don't f****** history of gay people being burned like witches and by the way it was him and Nick DiPaolo and Louie were all playing cards together and someone said something faget and you realize why that's so offensive is because you know they used to burn people in history of gay people being burned like Witches by the way


    Joe Rogan on Bill Cosby Returning to Comedy
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    I think what you said is dead on that you got to go straight he's got to go straight African-American cuz white people just not anymore life why isn't he in jail because the first trial was was it a mistrial they couldn't agree which is hilarious like mean how many people have to say that guy f****** drugged me and raped me how many people like is there some sort of can you imagine there's like 80 people of you drugging them and raping them and people so here's what I'll say like I'm sorry I just don't want to do black and Fallon I know we got to sensitizer if we just forgot about him or we just got sick of talking about it like how I just understand how people and that's why he's just he has enough fans it enough people in his community still love him or he can go places and small places and they accept him and then he's he's he's advertising it was putting it on Twitter page who have their own skeletons in the closet and they see him coming back is like they get redemption in some way or maybe it makes them not be incorrigible people or is it like a herd mentality or is it just starfucking like how do you rationalize that in your head he said I was a black guy goes my blackness will not allow me to think that OJ did it like I'm just I'm sick to my stomach know if it's a I don't know if it's a black and white thing but a cultural stage performing and there's not like a complete melee of disapproval that's really scary to me monster here's why Charles Manson actually told people to kill people and they did and it's terrible that they did it like text Watson did all the crimes and what was her name Squeaky Fromme try to kill Gerald Ford they ain't there the one that did the crimes he was just as crazy f*** it's also on it just it scares me and chased me to my core you know not that are psychopaths dislike about the things but the people who permit and her permissive and are okay with it and don't resist like the fact that a bunch of people not clubs like club by me I don't know who owns that I don't know enough about it probably tomorrow and I'm like Frozen with disgusted like that's the other thing is like the microphone headpiece thing I mean I don't know it's just so tricky because it's like I was getting all these nasty comments on Instagram this weekend I had one guy I talked to a couple weeks ago a friend of mine who is like I'm done with this being getting in trouble and getting fire and getting cleansed from our society and or something like that and then something like this happens and I'm like are we not being dramatic enough cuz this is crazy that he's just going on stage and Performing like as if everything is just kind of Fine Again like a bunch of guys we don't know we don't know who these people are or what it was like do that but I definitely think I would sit there and watch and it like study him like some weird f****** creature a different place drug people back that I think was normal I think that dropping a Mickey and someone's drinks Me Maybe not normal I think a lot of people did it I think a lot of people are aware of I think we think of ourselves as being very similar to people from the 1960s we are I think I think we're way I think if you go from like 1810 to 1870 I bet people are pretty goddamn similar my guys are eye-rolling about the women's March is is that it's a new thing in this is overwhelming amount of energy it's headed towards the staying in but what it represents is years decades of frustration women that had to work with guys I was grabbing their ass and trying to f*** them pain and suffering is a lot of guys that say hey I didn't do anything I shouldn't have to feel this but this is the thing these guys it was saying like I'm done with this whatever so it's like I'm so sorry you're going to have to like sit in traffic for an extra 20 minutes. Like you know get your Amazon drone while you're driving on a Saturday anyway I get it makes sense assaulting people hurting people nothing's being taken away from you and I feel like a lot of men think something's being taken away from them I don't know what that is you know and I'm just a little bit confused if it's unfollow me I don't know unfollowed if it's blowing up your Twitter feed on your Instagram I just I can't wrap my head around why this is such an inconvenience for guys threatening about it even in April because Cosby was it like it was an obvious Predator that's like hey don't don't go in the chicken coop with the wolf and it's just it's such a testament to how how did you know I had heard like oh he like sleeps with actresses me like makes them f*** that but I wasn't really in that world so I knew about it but was I going to call dinner time to be like hey I was on Comedy Central for 10 minutes I have an idea even know what we were allowed to say and we didn't even know that there was a possibility for change or that there was a possibility no there was anything we just left. What you didn't know him you didn't work under him so I think you were gone and this isn't like my Harvey Weinstein story like it's not close to how awful most of the women stories are but it is I think we're like kind of funny he came to the comedy store and then I left and then Tommy called me and he came here to see you need to come back and talk to him and I I don't want to go to the only reason I did not go back at first I was like f*** him for just like summoning me to come back I'm making $22 an comedy start like I don't you know and it already took me 40 minutes to get out of The Comedy Store parking lot I can't go back in there and I remember literally just being like the lighting in there as bad I don't want him to see me how to do small talk with producers I'm not you know me I'm going to erotic Mass I got my good at like charming and whatever but yeah do it I didn't. There's a lot of women that kind of have done nothing wrong but we're consumed with guilt and shame like I'm so glad to hear you say that cuz I'm just not hearing a lot of negative comments talk show never was a gold does that count that's not as bad as right like getting granular about it like I remember I worked on a talk show late night talk show in a guy came up to me in front of like a couple of the writers and he took his hand and like put it between my butt cheeks and just went like swiped and he was a credit card machine and like everybody started laughing what do I do if I'm going to do the time I had no concept that it was offencive I was emotionally so now I'm an unconscious in my twenties like I didn't even think to do anything about it but looking back and like that was f***** up but was thinking to call human resources and say that he so now I'm an unconscious in my twenties like I didn't even think to do anything about it but looking back and like that was f***** up but was thinking to call human resources and say that he has to be appropriate and it's just like a gray area


    Joe Rogan & Ben Askren on Conor, Khabib, and Tony Ferguson
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    cannoli Edson Barboza but then you know it's Ladson Barbosa you saw once he realized he was going to survive like when it was like 2 minutes left on third round maybe ish inside the first round he's like I'm getting it again why I think you would just body was just not responding he was Gabrielle f***** up and you can see the pace that Habib put on them hard play first round will tidal with Anna going to strip Connor there in a weird position that just before so I could be wrong again I think it's at again trump card I think he's kind of pretty good pretty damn solid wrestling high-level Jiu-Jitsu I mean better than Tony's wrestling on the ground and I think Tony is going to think he can submit him because his Jiu-Jitsu is very high level just good enough not to get submitted and he's going to land damage and land a Magellan damage Inland amateur told you to get close to his submission and close to its emission close to a submission but not quite get it and then all this damage is going to accumulate accumulate accumulate going pulled out the card overblown Hill Amos wait one time he only missed one time but his body shut down when he's making way for the Michael Johnson fight that similar away but it was that what was happening for a world title fight and it was like okay for him to make it but be difficult and they just got just a little bit too big unless Congress has talked to them in my day look at best comeback f*** it 20 years


    Joe Rogan on the Moon Landing Conspiracy
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    there's no video evidence of what hit the the Pentagon there's a video of something I know there was one security camera video that was released but what they did have is all sorts of pizza pieces of aircraft all over the f****** lawn in a blown-up building and a plane that's missing and all the people dead like I'm going to guess it was a plane yeah you know I just I think people look for conspiracies and everything cuz it's exciting but then obviously bi and know that you don't believe that everything we're told is the truth right away right I mean if we go to something like Gulf of Tonkin incident right I mean false or the fat like the Banana Republic Sprite where do last us to go take out one of their dictators because they were going to nationalize all the banana plants in that country I mean those things have been proven to be totally factual that the United States we reported the opposite right so we can obviously take the everything that we've been reported his truth well there's definitely been conspiracies that have been put together and executed and these conspiracies have greatly affected the American people the Gulf of Tonkin is a perfect example another one that they were planning on was Operation Northwoods operation Northwoods was one that they were planning on blowing up a drone jetliner blame it on the Cuban they're going to arm Cuban Friendly's and have them Guantanamo Bay sacrificed American troops in American lives and they're going to do this in order to get people to be excited about a war with Cuba yes was this is a real thing it was signed by The Joint Chiefs of Staff it was released by the Freedom of Information Act and it was vetoed by Kennedy so we know that there were people at least in 1962 they were planning on s*** like this all f****** sectors of Life yes absolutely open mind but there's also a lot of f****** conspiracy looms Italy really I got balls deep in that for years I was completely you think I did not go to the Moon anymore what I think now I think I don't know but I do think that it is one of the more fascinating conspiracies that between 1969 and 1972 that's 7776 of them successful apparently make it but that was the only time in history that a human being is more than 400 miles above the Earth surface all the space station missions all the space shuttle missions and all that stuff is is within already yeah it's low very low they went 260,000 miles out and back in the deep space a chicken out there and see if it's Lamar's and things like that would never really sent a living thing out through the Magneto's hear through the Van Allen radiation belts in the deep space have it you know it means there's all these possibilities of solar flares and anything that would help them instantly and they just did that and then we haven't been able to do that since 1972 technology is far superior except that they're not using that technology for man space travel into you know details like that and it's like our technology is superior but they haven't really worked towards that because they haven't been funded so the big issue is in many ways it's money right it's how much money is there and going to the moon and it's also very risky to send humans out there when we were talking about I take place by 2030 to talking about doing that but it's way cheaper and safer to send robots out there because he's really high resolution photos of the surface of Mars and they're running testing for biological life is really really interesting stop but between 69 and 72 when they did all this stuff did the technology back then was nothing compared to what they have now terms of calculations and computers and pay and it's also there was there's unquestionably some stuff that whether it was images or video that was faked and I think really deep space and they they use it as a press release saying that he was a spacewalk what it was really an image of him from a test run where they was all the stuff in the background and he was on his harness and they just blacked out the background and try to sell it as him being in space Michael Collins what would it cost to send somebody to space paskowitz Lee that's that's still inside 400 miles to go anywhere haven't been back since 1972 does that mean that we never went no but then it gets weird when you find out that Wernher von Braun was a f****** Nazi who warned the Von Braun the guy who he was the head of NASA organize them in the moon landings and he was the head rocket guy he was he was a legit Nazi like he's wanted by the the Simon wiesenthal Center said that he was alive today they would prosecute him for crimes against humanity they would hang the five Louis workers everyday in front of his Berlin rocket Factory 100% that's what they did what they did was they took this thing is called Operation Paperclip where when we won World War II they took all the top Nazi scientists and they secretly brought him over to America and they did it on the down low so that no one would think like a why do we have a guy near Wernher von Braun running the American Space Program the scientist or insanely Advanced so the question is like what were they really Nazis or with a scientist they were under the boot of the Nazi Administration well I don't know let me know but I do know that these are the people that were the head engineers and the people that designed it one of them bronzed himself was saying how impossible it was years before they did the moon landing and years before Operation Paperclip that it was impossible to go to the moon or how ridiculously but technology advanced from then to win 1969 happens when they did it stop saying that we never went to the moon because I really don't know what the f*** I'm talking about and that's that's a big part of the understanding these conspiracy and the excited excited feeling that comes with trying to uncover conspiracy sure but I think you do have to be a little bit Discerning what you hear and then but it is black guy that I'll never know the truth on stuff I read a lot about I think with the moon landing it's way more likely that we went to the moon but that some of the footage is fake and I think they probably did that because it's incredibly difficult to film things on the moon and I think they film some stuff in test runs and then try to pass that s*** about the iPhone they didn't have it back then the other day didn't have a camera that you put in front of you could have with their big loves are they know they put the thing out and then and then boom Snapchat that they did it remotely that's how they captured the video of the lunar module leaving the surface of the Moon Panda up and watched it go that they did all that remotely bouncing what the f*** is that how come the physics are different in different flight so I can sum up some of the fights like Apollo 11 they're barely getting off the ground they faked the whole thing it's fun to think they stayed the whole thing everybody was quiet about it and you know Neil Armstrong keep this real cryptic speech in the 25th anniversary of the moon mission saying that the you know other Hidden Truths that could be revealed removing some of Truth hidden layers like a it was real cryptic it was like what do you see if you can find it would give you a rock-hard boner the next generation of taxpayers as a tour of the White House today we have with us a group of students among America's best we've only completed at beginning we leave you much that is undone there are great ideas undiscovered breakthroughs available to those you can remove one of the truths protective layers what the f*** does that mean I mean turn from the Moon is one of the most cryptic weird things will ever see these guys look like they just stole something and they're being questioned it's in the it's I've never seen a video where people look like they're more full of s*** than that video of the press conference from 1969 it's a weird man it's weird they like a fidgety and looking nervous I could getting away with something then they might have done it they might have been forced to say something could be part of it absolutely no they could have done it but there's a lot of weirdness with the moon landing it's it's if you wanted to have like a conspiracy that to wrap your head around it's exciting it's one of the best ones yeah but even more so then cuz uncheck there was no media in 1969 you never see it again service the Moon it just like they're moving in slow motion and then you go to whatever was like a fat Powell 14 or 15 when they were doing the trampoline thing as f****** flying through the air Conan it's very weird but I could have been but they were really on the moon and these guys were f****** Cowboys and Yahoo's and they wanted to surround you replace that your post does the radio show with a guy who's an astronomer and he wasn't willing to admit a lot of stuff that was a fact like the fact that Wernher von Braun was a Nazi make it but there's News videos of the flag moving in a non-existent breeze which is weird to and then they try to make some logical explanations for why the flag could be moving in a vacuum and some of it makes sense but some of it doesn't like that the wires one is weird if you watch them fall down like go to that one right there Jamie like if you watch like sometimes they're falling down and when they're falling down it looks like they get yanked back up but I think it might not have been real footage what they might have done is use some test footage like right there Jamie right there let it go home boy fall down and then it looks like he is yank backup generation of MMA or base to get up you can't look at there's nothing on the ground how's it going to get them on messenger something falls down right afterwards it wasn't a virgin us I think it's entirely possible that some of the footage was b******* but it doesn't mean that they didn't go to the Moon Yeah it means it overzealous people inhale a lot of that because a lot of simulations they did a lot of that because they wanted to prepare the astronauts it's entirely possible that some of those simulations got passed off as being an actual video of them on the moon sure enough or V the whole f****** thing I was in there


    Joe Rogan - Jon Jones is CRAZY! That's Why He's Good.
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    Bellator use at the same look where the same he was a champion here is a champion there so I think those four things are and I've had I've never got to sit down face-to-face to Dana and say why was there no offer I've never got up and I'm helping coach Hammer Tower was born 5 hours a day and I'm passing right and so it would be really asking me to sit down Sit what was tell me for real cuz I have my assumptions on what the deal was but I don't really know and then hi Vis I think he got the idea that I would never be a yes man which I am not going to be never would be where Dana really kind of like the Yes Man Champions media sees that he's got the meat with tyrin he's got to meet with CPA as we saw on Saturday night and he really struggles with the personalities that won't cater to what he wants to happen very rarely then that's who they are going well. Going their way they realize they're the f****** man when you're the guy was running the division you're the guy who's running the division yeah yeah but that's right but didn't have it until he was fantastic man he's just crazy John's crazy don't worry hit and that was at the hit-and-run was after that one out the hit and runs after that one and then there's the other one we got pulled over speeding and I'm self me and send me all to all these camps and direct did everybody got for the UFC S500 fighters on its roster I mean how many of those guys are prone to Wild behavior on Cesar E 15th what makes John so good is his self-confidence and he probably feel like I got it I got it now we heard every single time you stepped out on the job yeah but when you're making millions of dollars you got to put safeguards against yourself yeah but I think also what makes John so good is his self-confidence and you probably feel like I got it before but I got it now


    Joe Rogan - Stem Cell Therapy Cures Autism?
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    so what other autoimmune diseases do you think could be assisted by this well we do a lot of him ass as part of our number one indication we just finished a clinical trial prospective clinical trial we submitted for publication should begin to be coming out in the next month or so and and statistically significantly that these patients improve dramatically and as far as side effect profile is it was highly minimal in Ethiopia headaches and few few flu like symptoms things like that how many people people and one of the individuals actually is clinically is perfect and all of his Legions went away and we only did one treatment typically with Ms it's more refractory than rheumatoid arthritis with Ms usually see after two or three treatments that they they really they see the most benefit we only did one treatment in this trial but want one gentleman had three Legions in his brain all three reasons completely disappeared so Ms is a big thing rheumatoid arthritis is a big thing and tell their stories in the stories but you know people talking about with their responses and it's pretty incredible this one lady that her husband just so she could have insurance to afford the medication switch around a hundred grand for her to get treated for rheumatoid arthritis and she came down about it'll be a little over three years ago November and she hasn't been on any medication since she actually started walking around the mall when she was in Panama and then when she got home she's completely pain-free she been paying for you for three years or husband finally retired because he didn't care about you know having Insurance to pay for these very expensive drugs that she was taken so Ms rheumatoid arthritis lupus we don't we don't have a lupus protocol there's that there's a group in China that's that's published 6 really good papers on Lupus and very very effective and in their trials we haven't done it yet and end in autism you know it's it's not considered an autoimmune disease but we have a tryout we just completed Artisan trial with 3333 enrollees with very good results many many of those kids became not autistic app treatment because you talked about people that are young so why why would have such a bath benefit for them in 2007 about why these cells should be good for autism and basically it is in its the most downloaded article this journals ever had something like seventy-five thousand people have downloaded a scientific journal article which really doesn't happen very often but people with Autism have inflammatory things going on in their body a lot of times in the gut there are in the in the in the at the end of the small intestine there are these inflammatory nodules that Look Alot Like Crohn's disease and they secrete these this inflammation the thing goes to the brain in Plains of white matter of the brain white matter brain swells decreases blood flow to the brain all that since you know intertwined and then just a few years ago there was a study that came out in this is what this is what allowed us to go forward with our clinical trial they found that there's these two inflammatory molecules that are mdc-n TARC and they're perfectly correlated with the severity of symptoms of autism and so we measured not only those two but another 30 some biomarkers we measure we did quantitative EEG as we did a lot of standardized scoring store is a scoring with a neurologist that read them you know before treatment during treatment after treatment so I believe a lot of the problems with autism half and stem from the inflammatory status and these cells are definitely anti-inflammatory benefit with changing the diet and changing the gut biome of kids with autism and they've made some benefits for that and which date that they believe is also connected to inflammation not in that immune system throwing out molecules that are smelling your brain and inflame your brain then it makes complete sense and now I think in general that people with Autism that do the best for the ones that get that address before they come down you know there's some other doctors that do functional medicine they look at their diet they look at see if they have any heavy metals and I thank and I've been cleaned up before they come down watches with do the best for the ones that get that address before they come down you know there's some other doctors that do functional medicine they look at their diet they look at see if they have any heavy metals and that's what I think and the ones that just slam dunk do the best I've been cleaned up before they come down


    Joe Rogan - Why is Stem Cell Therapy Illegal in the US?
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    why is this not legal here well it's considered to be a new drug by the FDA and that's the number one reason there are four country so far that are approved MSC products there's Canada and New Zealand where the first two are not as good as some record and explain why and then South Korea is approved umbilical cord for knee osteoarthritis only so the cells have to be injected into the knee and then Japan just recently approved the same product that's if it's used to treat a very serious acute graph acute graft-versus-host disease in children after they've had a bone marrow transplant yeah there are hundreds there hunters and in my book MSC which is you know you don't want to read it unless you want to go to sleep unless you're looking for something you know it's just it really is purely a research tool we have 800 references and every clinical trial it's ever been done with Ms in human beings and their 800 of them well I've had some great results with stem cells dr. Roddy McGee in Las Vegas shot a bunch of my shoulder I was at the door of surgery like my shoulders in pain all the time I can't do a lot every time I do something after I sat down for a day and now I have full function I mean cracked crazy I mean I was literally mean it still clicks I've got some weird s*** in there and it's probably some stuff floating around in there but as far as like the function of my shoulder and the the pain it's like a hundred percent I could do basically everything like rotator cuff issues and I went down and I got 10 billion cells in each shoulder I said that the documents is going to hurt these is only when it comes out the other side but he put it in a pressure and I couldn't flap my wings for 3 days but after that no more problems what was it called with the kind that you can get here in the United States the only thing that's legally legal in the US at least for now I don't think it's going to be last much longer is from amnion and there's an exemption in the it's a federal federal exemption for the use of amnion for wound covering and a lot of people have now translated now they're using it in joints and things like that but you know wasn't cuz this commissioner FDA commissioner has made it very clear that he doesn't like it and and they they really haven't liked it for quite some time because the exemption is for one thing and and their doctors are using it for all kinds of other things that I don't necessarily agree with I just I just know what's coming down the pike regulatory standpoint and the other been some reggaeton things that have come out they've gone after clinics and I think they shut down three places and it just in the last couple of and haven't gone after amnion yet but I think they're building their case for it and unfortunately that's what's going to happen if you seen all these benefits and I haven't heard anything about negative results yeah I don't I don't understand it myself to be honest with you it's serious Adverse Events but I think it's more about the claims Buddy's for example of ammunition ome on tissue injected into a joint and I think that they're the biggest concern is the claims they're being made and maybe people are being vulnerable Eid 2016 7 we published in on using those to treat rheumatoid arthritis and multiple sclerosis and then a lot of doctors in the US started doing that now. Now there's a new guidance Dentistry that came out a few months ago it specifically prohibits using it for for example taking your own fat Iceland stem cells out of it and then injecting them in your bloodstream or any Vonage Acumen to a joint so injecting them in your bloodstream or even injecting into a joint so I don't really know the whole the motivation behind it but I know that they they very clearly stated that that's not going to fly anymore


    Joe Rogan - What Paul Newman Said About Danica Patrick
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    are you surprised that with all your success and all the attention that you've gotten from your success as the only woman on your level in in professional racing but you surprised that more women aren't entering in that you haven't likes her to open the door or do you think that it's such a specialized and unique thing to do that it's just not something that a lot of women gravitate towards that comes pretty quickly but to go through a hundred women takes a lot longer because there are so few of them there are more coming through but I just think that you know overtimes just takes a lot longer to find good ones but I don't know I don't know I I think back to all this is my ego talking I think back to a long time ago when Paul Newman was still alive and we were on a late night show the other pie Letterman and he was ass before I went he was the first guest if there was going to be another driver another girl that comes through that compares to me and he said he didn't think so maybe they won't be maybe the women that wind up fighting in MMA there's a lot of them and I'm kind of done did how many of them there are but I when I say they're like you I mean they're bold powerful unique people that are good to take while chance has been the type of person that is like a holly home or something like that I think the big difference lies and there are a lot of people that are strong aggressive confident you know assertive bold but to then be able to keep it together and up up above their shoulders that's another that's the keep it together in the pressure of a race that you're having whatever pressures of being put on you around an event or for 1 I mean those are that's really hard the right people around you being able to filter the s*** and let in like keep the good keep your own confidence up that's that's hard that's the hardest part and then being able to flip that switch when you're performing to course then to not to have doubt but more confidence I think everything that you said would be mirrored by what a woman who competes at the very highest levels MMA would say I think they would they would find all those things to be factors you know it's just really stunned that you literally are the only one I mean there's that's that's an incredibly rare position you ever stop and think about what if you weren't there it's not like it's for women mostly only thought about it from the perspective of like have I thought about what I've done in the sport cuz stuff that people haven't done before and usually my answer is that someday I'll look back and you know be able to have a little bit more perspective on it but right now I'm just kind of in the middle of it but yeah I've never thought about it like that in the sport stuff that people haven't done before and usually my answer is that someday I'll look back and you know be able to have a little bit more perspective on it but right now I'm just kind of in the middle of it but yeah I've never thought about it like that


    Joe Rogan Surprised Danica Patrick Isn't Into Cars - "I'm Not a Car Girl"
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    what kind of truck are you driving regular please don't feel like a Prius if you like the tree huggers RV the world now the people loving animals like me I'm all those people I love for us I try and eat vegetables most of the time things like that but yeah I also don't do my part when it comes to my job through through the manufacturer so on this past year we were sponsored by Ford so I had a Ford Expedition E L I didn't know what ehlmann it means extra long yeah it was yeah for the Mustang Shelby Tahoe when I drove for Chevy before that I bought my first car in the last car I bought a long time ago I bought a Mercedes ml63 AMG was like a SUV souped up SUV that was a long time ago I was like 10 years ago I bought a Range Rover sponsors for their free dollars how you how do you even say those words I know I can do you know who you are. remember the beginning of our top 10 years old 10 years are remember so yeah I just idle I can drive them new Shelby GT500 700 horsepower Galaxy lyrics oh what fun it is it's just more fun and have a Bronco 1971 Bronco need a ride down there having that stick now practical so yes and then I bought the Mercedes Bluetooth to play you driving for a practical car if I wanted those Corvette I could buy one I know you could hook it up that's it. Shoes I have a lot of shoes would be surprised that's what if people ask me what it what is it about you that people would be surprised and I'm telling them like much more girly away from the track than you'd think because I'm really aggressive at the track and I don't look very happy and away from the track I'm I try and be funny and I smile more and I'm much more relaxed


    Joe Rogan Explains DMT to Danica Patrick
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    and topical CBD oil which is really good for me is illegal cross board non-psychoactive but the FDA trying to stop that the oil because it's so much better for you and and healthy and natural and does the exact same thing companies would lose if that deal with Ayahuasca yeah that's one of them sure have you done it I haven't but it's really interesting remedial remedial jobs and yeah so he scared The Living Daylights out of me truth be told you can lose your license still race also didn't get drug tested until way later what is that the drug addicted to drinking alcoholism all right I mean there's a lot of other things that you can do that or no altering that aren't addictive right as drug form 100% when they first start smoking pods I'll take like two or three heads Indie can take one when one likes that's it put it down right Jamie until you walk away those bills you need to build up to those things know when it's process for your liver produces 11 hydroxy metabolite his four to five times more psychoactive than THC it's way more potent well yeah which is why people fall freak out when they eat Edibles and they just don't don't eat the whole brownie no crumbs and then don't even think about having anymore at least 2 hours let it settle in let it this is my third drink it just doesn't seem to be working and then I hit it harder and then I'm I don't remember anything tonight brownout or blackout or active ingredient in ayahuasca it's also quicker you know like the worst the long as it's going to take a sick 15 or 20 minutes if there is some places that are doing it now where they're doing an intravenous like so those trips are apparent that was how they did it in there's a book called DMT The Spirit Molecule molecule by this guy dr. Rick Strassman who did all these studies out of the University of New Mexico and they were the first FDA-approved clinical studies it was amazing but the other dimension also produces DMT liver your lungs and now they know it's also produce at least in rats by your pineal gland which is literally your third eye it's actually in certain reptiles and actually has a retina lens if it is an eye I didn't say getting in there yeah yeah through my mouth and you sure are you sure you drink wine scientific proof but hey man with all the hippie s*** there's not a lot of scientific proof with it snowing like do you really feel like this is making sense to you dessert register and you like I don't know why I believe this but I just do I don't even know where it came from man with all the hippie s*** there's not a lot of scientific proof with it that's what it comes down to is a sense of knowing like do you really feel like this is making sense to you desert register are you like I don't know why I believe this but I just do I don't even know where it came from


    Joe Rogan & Danica Patrick - What Women Don't Understand About Men
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    testosterone makes you do really stupid s*** are all competing against each other each other mean you could go there's a bunch of Twitter account so you can go and see what's that one hold this beer Twitter account called hold my beer so think that men trying to out Macho with your nana somewhat inferior then because they do a lot of dumb stuff maybe their hormones are not in Balance like are competing against each other will do dumb s*** I want to know what else is what else is very manly that women don't understand what what what what what don't women understand about men honey what's wrong what's wrong nothing but really is it really nothing any questions and you're getting really f****** annoyed it's probably not the question it's probably more the person if you laugh you annoyed and you guys can both joke around about how stupid it was how the question was dumb get angry it's most likely you're just like anyway you already don't really like them this probably something that's already rubbing you the wrong way and you're tolerating each other instead of enjoying each other a difficult time finding you know like if you got a square peg in a square hole and everything slides in together perfect and everything's amazing personality wise you know Behavior wise is very particular you have to find some appreciate your intensity right like a lot of times they want to ademir you know sort of like docile little creature you're saying what's wrong because I f****** nothing it's probably a bunch of the s*** that's really wrong you know the whole like we're just you know I'm just keeping to myself I tell me about it and I want to know what yourself is thinking about I want to know about you what's going through your head and communication where they stand and it's really saying what they're thinking because you know what is the thing about someone else I'll tell you right now yeah exactly you want to be able to ask for just guys probably do that too and girls things to girls like to hear you do girls like to be you know girls like course you know to be appreciated and relationships because I know it goes a long way with me no matter what facet of my life it is but you know sympathy goes a long way so you know if your husband is in a bad mood then why don't you just actually start off with instead of feeling like you're on long day and I'm sure you've been working your butt off like what can I can I make you dinner like what do you want what's your favorite you know when they'll probably go you know what is not that not that big of a deal you know what they won't find hey let me take you out to dinner I get to eat get sympathy back and you don't it's not it's not good to do it to get it necessarily but you should really feel like you are sympathetic like if they're in a bad place trying to help them. Sound underappreciated specially in a relationship I think the longer goes is a lot of under-appreciation and assumptions that cat made about who does what and checks that box off and make sure you don't die to deal with this yeah I think people get used to things you know and that's that's part of the problem is like they used to each other they do and then and then I was tell people aspire to be the person you pretend to be when you're trying to get laid if you could be that person all the time you would have a much better life yeah I don't say it that way but yes I use more flavorful language but yeah that was that too much or too little exactly and then it's with various aspects your life like I would feel like that like I just got over the flu week and a half ago I had the flu and I was sick for like 2 days and then when I was sick I was thinking man I don't appreciate how good I feel when I'm healthy is he going G and I feel great I just can't do anything right now we just so think it's normal and like it


    Joe Rogan - Danica Patrick on Being a Woman in Racing
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    it could be a bunch of things that place when you met me so I appreciate that and I will probably scheduled to do this interview so you couldn't but I mean I was impressed by and not being especially be a woman in a race car driver it wasn't until I had cameras following me around my schools and stuff that I was like I maybe this is and then they start asking about their like what's it like to be a girl you like in early I don't know really really thought about that I mean there are various girls here and there but what's it like to be a girl in racing like I don't really know what it's like to be a guy so you know I only have my perspective you know I mean I don't like being a girl versus a guy with the different I don't know what's it like to be a guy at your level yeah that that that really is the main question I can't answer because I am not them and I I know that from from enough experience now cuz I used to not really look into it much it in in the IndyCar days you couldn't hit each other you know you really I mean it was you know you could block and things like that so there was some guys out there that were assholes and I didn't like them but you know sometimes every driver has some some other drivers that they don't really get along with and so but in NASCAR you can hit each other and it's you have bumpers which is really cool but it also isn't cool because if somebody wants to do it they can so what would I say I would say that they don't want to get passed by a girl and you know what I don't either is that weird I really don't I mean I've driven my brace with girls and I don't I don't like it can't believe my car isn't faster right or not good that I'm like and how bad my car is right now so it happens with guys too but you know I don't know it's just a cultural norm that girls aren't good and you aren't very good and that they they somewhat don't belonging get like a little bit of animosity at first but I would have thought that people would have got got used to it a little bit more than they did sober you have that cultural in Moscow you were saying a little bit no not at all why would you think that about the other girl you're not used to y'all have cultural prejudices known to a certain extent whether we admit it or not and you know maybe you're not a bigot maybe you're just maybe just have reservations and you're pleasantly surprised when people surpass those expectations you know but I would think that you would experience probably more discrimination as a woman than I mean if you think about a woman doing almost any other job like if you're telling me you're the only woman that does that and you're at this intense Macho job this is a f****** intense job and you can going 200 miles out there's a bunch of guys that treat you with respect like wow and then there's a few that are just dicks and that those dicks are just incorrigible I was good at taking people out on track it's not that easy which is almost like feel like you have to just bomb in there and God willing you hit them to get you to slow down and then they go sailing and you keep going but it's rest a rare moment right the Mossad was it was a couple years ago is a Martinsville in this is when something was going down with it was Matt Kenseth and Joey Logano and it was during the chase which is the last 10 races of the season and they were in the chase Matt and Joey and Joey had made it so that Matt couldn't get in cuz he took him out a week earlier week or two earlier and then I got to Martinsville and it's a very very small short tracks just a half a mile and so it's easy to kind of be able to attack if you want to and he just straight took him out and there's a whole big hoopla about it people up in arms. It was totally unfair and anyway during the same raise some a****** hits me take spins me out and so I come back and I'm a lap down or something cuz he spends me out and I go to take him out and I just sail off into the corner he manages to kind of keep going I spin again cuz I'm horrible at it and it turns out that you know I get a $50,000 fine because I am I'm not racing for position cuz I was a lap down and they applied that because that was also the same race that Matt and Joey had their big thing and I think maybe Joey was leading or something like I think he was leading and it was on a restart so they weren't Racing for position either so that was kind of like their rule that they put forth to make for I mean Matt probably got a hundred or $200,000 fine but there I am you know not that I'm deaf we screwed in the scenario so I got fined fifty grand for and I'm the one that's out another guy apparently yeah so really you're the one that screwed because if you're racing if someone takes you out and then you're still racing for position now you're going to have to be potentially you know putting yourself in another position to get taken out when they started it in for the person that's being agreste at the aggressor bump into each other it's gone kind of through waves of different rules but sportswear the potential for death is always there yeah it's true and I only did it because I'm afraid of heights so I just needed to know that if I had to conquer a fear I could you're a racecar driver driver vehicle I don't go out there and just you know hold it wide open until the car does something and then there left now I'm like a methodical driver so I build up really knows me knows that I'm not brave that's so crazy I know 26 years later I'm I'm okay with it there's a big parking lot out back so we got like spray cans OBD for whatever pop cans I don't know whatever yeah I grew up in the midwest so pop and set him up in a big circle for my sister and I to go out and drive around driver go karts for the first time and my dad made a little mistake with the brake pedal and so it stopped working and since I'm 10 and I'm really young and dumb and I don't know what I'm doing young dumb & broke like the song goes but I I went to hit the brake it wasn't there so instead of just spinning out or continuing the turn I just went straight and I was headed for a trailer like kind of a higher elevated trailer which would have resulted in decapitation and I swerved at the last second and hit a concrete wall and I like on the muffler and my cool puffy jacket Burns and like I bruises all up my legs and on my arms and my first time in a go-cart within you know 5 or 10 minutes of being out there and so my dad just got a new one and built it and we went racing so maybe I am really Brave I don't know you're right maybe it's I always felt like an IndyCar to some degree I wasn't Brave cuz people were willing to do things that were perceivably more brave but I also I did describe them as dumb you're right you're probably a little right and maybe a little right to but you're right perceivably more brave but I also I did describe them as dumb you're right so I think you're probably a little right and I may be a little right to but you're right I think there's definitely a line where bravery become stupid because the risk outweighs the reward


    Joe Rogan - Danica Patrick on Retiring from Racing
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    yes and we live hello Danica Patrick welcome to the show thank you appreciate it $200 I mean like you know NASCAR's top speed is probably 215 Indy cars movie more like 2:40 so I'm going to do the Daytona 500 next month and then the Indy 500 in May so those are going to be my last two races so I mean I love racing but I love other things too so you know I'm okay with transitioning out and there was a lot of things that were kind of disappointing me in this direction in 2017 stuff that has never happened to me before too kind of ya head towards the exit a little bit but I'm good with that I'm a very decisive person so this is probably one of them that I thought about a little bit as far as like how to be done or or if to be done I guess but the house is the hardest part my agent kept calling and saying what about this and what if you did that and I'm like no no no you all need to get ready for me to be done please and so then he came up with the finish up at the Daytona 500 double witches doing the Indy 500 on Memorial Day weekend on Sunday and then flying straight to Charlotte to do the Coke 600 afterwards and that's kind of known as the double but this is what we're calling the Danica double and it has to do with just having spent you know a chunk of my career in any car in a chunk of my career NASCAR and it just going to feel like the right way to go out I don't know I didn't add it wasn't clear it was a bit of a murky end as far as like what's going to happen am I going to race next year full time or not and it just kind of went suit too long for me to have like a proper I'm done sort of moment and my head so this was just a great way to do it so when things happened in 2017 that didn't happen before what do you mean farther than we think it is a lot of good things probably happen during that time is Mercury in retrograde pictures with the moon so doesn't that mean that you do things should to whether it be energetically or something like that I think the water in the moon thing kind of makes sense a little bit a little bit but I think it's probably just like barely one way or the other Army was using crystals for like Medics find that treating gunshot wounds with crystals and essential oils is satire thank you thank you I knew it but there's probably a lot of stuff that we don't know about pair that up with some high vibrational stones are vibrational stones are happening I got in a few big wrecks in a row like probably three and six weeks that were you know like I was balling in the medical center after the third one going I mean I was running like top 10 and a car blew a rotor and put me in put me in the wall I was on fire another driver broke his back I mean it was a huge accident and I'm like what is the what is the message what is someone trying to tell me right now and so you know after I collected my s*** and got my face looking like halfway decent talk to the media out there I finally got out but yeah just stuff like that was happening and I was I was in a very go-with-the-flow mood in 2017 I wasn't pushing for anything cuz I wasn't really sure what I wanted so I just let the universe take care of it is the universe trying to tell me you not like well I drive really f****** fast for a living and sometimes it goes wrong we crazy I mean it's what I was saying what I was saying you do one of the craziest things you can do for a living in 40 miles an hour is no joke and things just with you know people that aren't your friends around you with walls around you as well so put your trust in something else Barber and things just that I trust and Trust in something when you're out there because you're doing like you said 200-plus miles an hour with you know people that aren't your friends around you with walls around you as well so you know you kind of got to put your trust in something else


    Joe Rogan & John Danaher on Georges St-Pierre
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    now when you work as a coach for George you weren't just working as a Jiu-Jitsu coach you were working in almost like a mastermind sort of a position you I mean I I saw some conversations that you had with him where you discuss various things and in fact one of the things you came to me about was you asked me if I knew anyone who is proficient at the spinning back kick and that's how I got to working with George your coaching with him was not just simply like this these are the principles of when the fight goes to the ground you were working on a lot of different aspects like you are a guy that sort of put it together now when you don't have a background striking and you know what you are you're looking at all these various disciplines of trying to formulate a strategy for a guy such a supreme athlete George how did you how did you formulate that you do it based on the individual based on their physical strengths and limitations and surf formulate what you think would be the best approach did you work it out with him and conjunction the wooden when George comes to train with me this if there's a bunch of consideration special George lives in Montreal I live in New York so time is always an issue but he does go down there quite often but it's not like a squat the scores is like 7 days a week 3 times a day Georgia something like that so in the time available will work on them on what we can so everything's always done what you watching how much time is available and what is a scenario that's coming up for George almost always it was an upcoming which martial arts fight and even a question. Lake lunking as you saw from the golden Ryan clip requires if it's not done well lay caulking is one of those things where if it's done well it's amazing but this time badly it's the woods looking thing in the world that is so sick and Lee George's game because his takedowns are so strong is almost always done from opposition on the grounds of Raeford Road to be in bottom session and in a fight situation if you're already on top of someone and you cook to strike & promise of George Saint Pierre and I was happy to the coach and mourned and what we call Grandpa boxing this the scale of of grappling to punching on the ground and just make more sense for him he's competent in Lake logging but he's not like Garrett on pretty finish most black bouncy absolutely but why would you stake a fight with literally millions of dollars wingfold is a legacy on why would you take that risk when you can just stay on time to punch amount that you did with sage on fetch for example you make sense to push that hard on George Ewell question though is okay what about these other skills what about staining session won't I'm fascinated not expect you to see what my martial arts in general and I've always believed all the various sportmartialarts in the world have areas where they are particularly strong for some Flyboys people make fun of Taekwondo in the dark motorcycle. You'll back me up on this drug there were some Taekwondo players out there at olympic-level who can kick with a skill level that most people can't even imagine I've seen people like her the Rays ministrations with you looking like this in my life and this is the guy who was going to take your head off its impressive to buy people I watched him KO one of the US national champions with an ax kid some of the worst case I've ever seen in my life came from Taekwondo like they can to involve jump spinning kicks with just huge amounts of of of kinetic energy PL SE the same thing in point fighting karate season they could be incredibly effective and I always saw tremendous potential for Taekwondo jumps many banking no one does spinning back kicks better than typing. That's one of the main things I do incredibly well that's it I'm so fantastic that the application of mechanics everything is super impressive so I was told there would be a unit George had a good spinning back yet but I thought that would be a nice addition you always want to be building new skills and you don't want to be that pretty what you're doing and I know you came from Taekwondo backgrounds and so I thought that we need something for you to work on with him well was a funny conversation because that was my specialty is until when you brought in I always wanted to talk to you I was f***** on your fast any guy so when he came up to me and you said do you know anyone it's almost like a trick question jumps me back if I was trying to subtly did you know them how did you know it gets around. Okay I thought you were when I was telling you is like man I don't even want to wish I knew someone who did it as well as me you should have just me like yeah Fortune pushing off that back interesting to you seen some some kind. They not having good success they made ice cream back and see Michael patient a beautiful one he's got everything. Raymond Daniels and him and that background that are worth with George had just the point fighting skills and now he's developing real boxing skills and he's you know you seen in him in bellatorkickboxing howardcc the integration of it to its include aminul I've been he could just do things physically with that most kickboxer just really don't know what he's doing he'll he'll he'll jump up and do what's called like a touch spinning back kick like he'll jump up and touch you with the front like so that he hid in a glorified I believe he's phenomenal he's phenomenal but that again when you see that it's like those things by themselves you're just going to get taken to the ground and smashed and most people it's unless you land one of those catastrophic spinning back kicks right away leave the odds are you need all the other things as well in order to be particular effective which is why George the vi you and yours and get away with it anything yet Stampy's like I'mma lose wanted to like show somebody this cuz it's a weird little thing that I know how to do going back to your original question that you have children and shoot plus you'll see that George's entire methodology and the standing position is built around the concept of a dilemma that the Lamer is always between his dad and his takedown people always talk about proactive and reactive takedowns this guy's a reactive and proactive sing about George is he what use his jab proactively but it would use his takedowns reactively now that's interesting because George would literally provoke people you're saying that's it down one point this out past tense you're saying that's like you know something I don't know the truth is it no one knows comes out to medical problems Georgia has a problem in his stomach and side colitis the truth is that no one really knows at this point so wherever they stay out my instinct is to think well do you really want to come back to Old you've done all this and it was amazing when he came back and I'm better I'm a better martial artist than I was before and he looked better and he definitely looked like he was a little out of competition moment. Came back after a four-year layoff very few but skill my she looks phenomenal I mean his striking look incredibly smooth and I think you could see it in bisping's face like pretty early on him like this guy is this is not a Rusty George St-Pierre is not a small welterweight who's you know making his way in the Middle where he looks huge he look phenomenal his is technique the way he was leg kicks and his sharp jab and then ultimately that left hand that used to stun Bisping and get them on the ground and you look Sensational then you'll recall the whole retirement thing was kind of the speech was vague it was he was confusing and he didn't know if you wanted to retire the whole thing was contrived in the Octagon right there in front of you I would be high the training camp and being the best game go to 58 Hendricks was Georgia's unclear if you want to fight at all the controversies involved in the fight and then when the fight was over it was it was a very close fine and he wasn't sure what he wanted to do it was a miscommunication and ultimately BN sport changes and the belt interchange hands very very quickly so when George started talkin to me about the idea of how I want to come back I think I've still got convey I want to come back this a desire passion my point to him was really want to do this like me the last to fight camps and stuff you didn't seem to have the same kind of drives used to have you sure you want to do this is this like a middle-aged fantasy and you should know that I feel that I want to come back so my question to him was if you got to come back I just going to do the same thing he's going to come back to world away and do what you always did which is come out and beat the best welterweights and just hold the title words used to be doing the same thing that's what if you got to come back let's do something significant something you haven't done before and so the way I put it to him 3 most persistent criticisms you always hear about Georges St-Pierre number one and if whatever weight loss never went out number to afford so tactically sound with such an emphasis on strategy and techniques or what-have-you that matches could become do the average fan was like well yeah he's winning easily installment so you had decide to use it on the one hand. He was very technically sound strategically deep but then the flights weren't as exciting as a whole to be going up or wake category in the food most persistent person we didn't finish lights Grace those three things okay George is always concerned about his legacy Sapphire and if they were three persistent criticism the fuel Champions Legacy accessories things you don't finish in fights you never went up a weight class and your two tactical okay you're not you're not providing the drama that a fight should so I said let's change things we do in that for years previous funny, whoever and was always getting him ready for a fine you fine Matthews and two months let's get ready now you're a tired I'm not going to train you to find some dude going to train you in Jiu-Jitsu Freddie Roach going to train you in boxing in this since we could we have time now to start working on finishing skills as significant change good with my primary emphasis in training George in that for you layoff was in submissions. Happily that happened at one time the time the school and was coming out so I had a group of some of the best admission peoples in the world but yours to work with so is submissions. Getting better San Pedro St. Big on your back is a problem he's submitting people in the gym I could run off some names that I worked because it's not the thing to do like well known you to see people for the first time he's a primary versus poison on Grandpa boxing with submission Freddie roach's working on on the mechanics of punching George always had good in out movement it was as I get karate movement the ability to he always had a strong jab but now I sit on a punch sound like everyone was worried you know this so much overreaction to George's J have to send me lift woke up Juniors Road nap and now he was sitting on that lifts open people getting hurt so now for the first time you got a guy who's got some missions and he's hitting with genuine panel as he came back it was a question of who's going to be the opponent and the next thing I say it is well division gold 285 now was any consideration about going up to 85 because the fact that Bisping was the champion know George is there a decision was made before this one was the champion real in how far in advance was a decision made because Bisping a defendant against Henderson remember there's one against rockhold a project champion in Kristen Georgia never fight each other but once that was no longer an issue then resign hey this this could work this could be interesting for years he was talking about was going a different direction who's his coach mostly he works at Faraz zahabi and then TriStar but that's more integrated process of black bottom line so he often frostweed I teach Verizon front that does good job there ties things together that's his principal function Thailand sell from Tiger Muay Thai yard that's a shortening of his actual name that way very long names but you always want to restrain is they trying to impart to Condit and Diaz did a fine job so there's never been a shortage of certain things that seem to jail with them more than others interesting like doing it for you. George had a strong rebirth karate and work with a lot of specialized karate people including Raymond Daniels and all those they came from the mostly from the European Point fighting karate so if he was looking at them alone and so summer across the sea of time when you're dealing with it differently now he's a guy's head for years old and spinach and skills and both fisticuffs and grappling Pig on considerably better he was toying with the idea of going out to 85 and experimenting with diet and Sarah to get his body weight up is never an easy thing to do and technically it was looking more like that on the idea of being an exciting fight at through movement and pushing harder for the fish and and I thought those with three very very healthy directions to going and this would it work if he did come back stupid offer genuine opportunity to address the three most persistent criticism of his career initially there was a lot of resistance in the UFC I don't think they were fond of the idea of it all they want him to go to 170 in and do what he done and George pushed hard for the for the fire 85 and ultimately it happened in a rather strange way Tyron Woodley had that fight at 171 Shem wasn't the most crowd-pleasing and George St-Pierre was supposed to find Tyron Woodley and then USA's you know what my best friend is on today we chose the Madison Square Garden that's one of the great fight capitals of the world and the town happened so there was consideration in fighting 170 and so this was the UFC's idea but what about your plan for II I was the guy that suggested those ideas and George seem to like the idea that you said if I'm going to come back if I got to take a risk about 4 year layoff and come as a big risk ya Muhammad Ali came back after 3 years and head to Walmart fights and still lost his title fight yeah but Muhammad Ali really wasn't working out when the Vietnam War thing it happened to us Play Sugar Ray Leonard came back after layoff she had one successful and one very unsuccessful yeah I'm back and he was working hard the whole time so coming back as if it's a hard hard problem tricky thing play the worst game I've ever been involved in I was coaching a course the schooling for 80cc so 80cc I believe was around six weeks before George's fine so I was in Finland and communicating with drawers and he's like feeling good let's get it the moment I get back I'm smoking on a plane from Finland to Montreal and stop the camp George's at Mount issues and stomach issues what does that even mean now about 2 weeks into the camp the issues got so bad that George literally could not know this is a six-week fight Camp it's a very short came back in the day we used to be 8 to 12 weeks when I first went up George said I got to cancel account training flights for weeks away and George took two weeks off it was a critical moment on a Friday evening or I said to Faraz zahabi this is the second time I've had to say this to frost I'll be the other was a cow is called the camp by Monday we're going to pull the plug there's no other way and this game is lost its dead in the water for weeks and he takes two weeks off I believe it might be in 5 to check the dates later but some movement and he was it it was lost because then wait two weeks of inactivity then it's two weeks left and I remember the first time I went up I bought Jake Shields Garry tonon Gordon Ryan with me we came up and we went through some drills on the ground and I was happy you know Joseph fine against the school and I could sit here all day until you Adventure George St-Pierre doing shoebox training with people I've seen him spot everybody again looking to mention names but I've seen George St-Pierre take down if it was late some of the biggest names in mixed martial arts in weight divisions are a butt of his own so many times per round you just lose count that guy I'm afraid you can tell you the stories that people wouldn't believe me I'm used to seeing George St-Pierre shootboxing back down again I've seen that since the side was correct I want your St-Pierre to a shoebox workout where he couldn't score it take down this is a fights two weeks away I'm just looking good night holy heck what is this he's getting hit he's getting frustrated he's getting tired and I said to prasino this is this is a crisis this is one of the biggest UFC's at the year it's Madison Square Garden he's a headline the UFC had to pull some big things to get this might to happen I didn't originally didn't want it if we put on now it's going to look like it is that's going to let you let the UFC down and to his Everlasting credit George said I'll be back on Monday and I'll be better we went up and he is he dug in deep book he's a trooper de trained everyday those last two weeks and as each day went by there was significant Improvement and remember it was a distinct moment about 5 days before the end of the camp I saw him to a shoebox workout and he look like the old George is that okay I believe in this kid again you can do it I don't know enough I don't know it's so it is something to do with stomach ulcers I'm not trying to be nice but yeah I can say with the symptoms of extreme stomach pain and inability to eat it screwed up his entire diet and when did it start I started early in the camp and got progressively worse and then head to the lining of the large intestine colon and rectum forms range from mild to severe having colitis put the patient at increased risk of developing: cancer symptoms including rectal bleeding bloody diarrhea abdominal cramps and pain that sounds like a party if you read the can you bring it back read the First full treatment can help with this condition cannot be cured requires a medical diagnosis lab tests or Imaging always required chronic can last for years or be lifelong it's incredibly frustrating from to deal with and surgery yeah so it's a problem but it appeared to back off a little bit in the last two weeks he came back at listen to the morning is a fight Saturday morning where in New York City in the hotel room for us a hobby Freddy road to myself or at The Breakfast Table George comes down for breakfast in here looks of his breakfast 85 was to have George come in at a at a higher body weight but he ended up Wayne 191 lb which is exactly the same as he's defied up both await the same body way so that was kind of a disappointment you know and he quietly excused himself and went to the bathroom everyone else went away to do the things that I said them I realized he's in the bathroom for an hour he came out I was I told you okay and he hoped everything I'm fine but I knew he wasn't and then he went out for it and then I'll do what you told me. I was in so much pain and he was afraid to tell me that he would worry that if I cornered him and I thought he was compromised I wouldn't call him the way I normally would that I would doubt him so he kept it all inside didn't say a word and he's a good kid you know you can tell by tomorrow kid like that wow well that's what makes me Champion hands one of the things it soon it's less than perfect conditions he could still rise to km play some Perfect 2 impromptu retire until they are forgotten that there was talk during the camp that he didn't want to fight you what was that about really it's centered around two things one I can I can not discuss because it involves a personal life George Saint Pierre there was some things going on in his personal life that deeply affected him and he was deeply unhappy with some circumstances in his personal life and it's not appropriate for me to talk about those in the second was the whole idea that it become an obsession with Georgia that time which is the use of anabolic steroids in Mexico and he was deeply unhappy with what he perceived as the prevalence of the use of anabolic steroids and mixed martial arts as a whole and among his opponents in particular and he wanted a testing program to be pulled in for that Vibe it was talked about it but nothing came of it and it became like this psychological Obsession during the camp and between those two issues there was a lot of unhappiness he became in he did a strain your Yeezys are professional athletes not if you miss workouts raining crazy out there wasn't going out at night or anything foolish but there was a degree of unhappiness where I'm looking and thinking how much longer can this go on now there was some talk about the Tyron Woodley fight and then tire and had this bad performance but if Joy did get healthy and was confident enough in his health that he could go through get through an actual training camp would he be interested in considering a fight with Tyron Woodley absolutely nothing Tyron Woodley's a great Champion I know he gets a lot of stick a lot of flack that kid is talented that kid is talented and they can motivate someone


    Joe Rogan Talks To FCC Commissioner About Net Neutrality
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    and we're not welcome aboard Jessica rosenworcel to do it you did I was so nervous about that and Patty Wong course has been on podcast many times number one podcast in the world you're very concerned and lot of people are about net neutrality and we all have some questions about it and we're excited talk to you about it so maybe we could illuminate some of the issues and give us an understanding or try to help us understand what's at stake here and why are people so concerned well I think people are concerned cuz the future of the internet agency where I work in Washington the Federal Communications Commission has enormous power and control over our internet experience and for decades we've had these policies that have been all about internet openness and what that means is you can go where you want do what you want online and your Broadband provider can't get in the way or prevent you from looking at some websites or looking at some videos or setting up some businesses but that changed last month Washington when the FCC over my objections voted to end net neutrality and as a result all of our Broadband providers now have the legal right to block websites to throttle content and to set up sweetheart paid for prioritization deals and over the Long Haul I could really change the internet and the web as we know it Pro net neutrality one of the arguments for people that were excited about this being signed what they were saying that net neutrality was really only over the last couple years and before the last couple years net neutrality as we know it the last couple years everything is fine and that it will continue to be fine and that people are just panicked and there was that really bizarre video that that one dude made where he was saying these are all the things you're going to be able to do you work with that cat I do yeah he seems like a nice fellow I think it's fair to say he and I see the world a little differently and that's what the argument I mean Mark Cuban was arguing against it so I was like wow this is stunning me the net neutrality thing is huge cuz when I was in law school read this one book called fighting for air and it documented like the Telecommunications Act of 97 Skype boring stuff right don't go read the Telecommunications Act Like radio matter old Drew's record the other day but like recently that it's like clear Chan iHeartRadio they own all the radio stations and it really sterilize content and they play the same songs every hour in every city almost around the world and I when I read that book and I went to law school I realize I was like yours because of the deregulation of radio that allowed for all these local independent radio stations in every city that were rapping local culture and state culture that kind of Aurora that means of communication and I was like this happens to every single industry we have weather is radio-television but now it's coming for the internet and by deregulating it you're going to gut it again and you don't like when wind technology started popping and podcast that's what enable JRE and that's why my first place to goes like I'mma come see Joe because you were one of the innovators with this new technology well thanks but what people are super concerned about is things getting blocked right that's like one of the first ones is that something that we legitimately have to worry about here's what I know right now your Broadband provider has the technical ability to block content and websites got the business incentive block or slow access to some websites if they don't have a special commercial relationship with them FCC just gave them the legal green right just go ahead and so I feel overtime this is something we need to be concerned about until this open platform it was full of independent independent voices now you got this new gatekeeper your Broadband provider they've got a lot more power than what they used to how close was the vote it was 3 to the argument for this I think there's an argument that you want government out-of-the-way deregulation is going to lead to more competition and we'll have a flourishing of new ideas and content if we just move government out of the way and even if you're sympathetic to that argument here's where I think it breaks down according to the FCC Zone data half of the households in this country don't have a choice of broadband provider I'm familiar with this I'm one of them only one provider that serves my house the thing is if your Broadband provider started blocking your content or throttling your access to some video and a competitive market you pick up you take your business somewhere else about half of our households don't even have that opportunity so to me the idea that the competitive market will prevent this Behavior just doesn't fly company with its Verizon or whatever has an area monopolize the areas they limit the opportunities and choices and when they say deregulation it just anytime they deregulate things and say hey we're going to leave it to the market and have competition I think it's impossible to have that when you have a country with such an inequality income inequality Gap right that's the problem is that alright let's all go compete Joe you're not going to start a Verizon I'm not going to start a Verizon where I mean like we can't compete with these dudes and even Comcast keep a Verizon getting smashed so there is not actual competition I think deregulation works when you have multiple players and options and that the market actually can come into play but with the economy so top-heavy right now I don't think there is a possibility of competition make sure that every consumer gets a fair shot that's where the real argument lies that if there are monopolies and it seemed to be in certain areas with in regards to what kind of internet access you can get that if you don't have regulation then there was going to protect the consumer was going to protect Free Speech what's going to protect is say if you are on Verizon in your system is on Verizon what if you decide to make a podcast it criticizes Verizon and everybody says you know hey Eddie Wong's got a podcast cuz I want to shut that down and they can just I would have been said that a long time ago yeah yeah we're not saying that they would do that but they could and that's what scary that's that's not good so much of our speech framework and and that supports that openness and that's really to me what net neutrality was about the other question I have is right let's say you know a service provider buys Hulu right or the or they buy or they create their own streaming platform called like Zulu right so they start Zulu they could start to charge Netflix more money for using their service they could charge humo money they could charge you know it's more money whatever so that they have an advantage for their own streaming services in then. That way they can culturally control content and you know you're so right and what happens is you as a consumer you just get online and you might not even notice right you might not even notice they're taking you to the video content that they have a special pay for relationship with I think they're the biggest entrepreneurship you can go online and you can almost instantly have Global reach that's amazing but now you're going to have to figure out is your Broadband provider instead going to shuffle off all your traffic to someone else who's paying them on the side are you going to have a fair shot to show your wares in your ideas to the world it's harder cuz I start thinking like a bad 1% Calabasas California Woodland Hills California well I'm going to charge all the other streaming providers more money to use this and I'm going to create a competitor and every single one of these sectors so you can have an advantage if you have your show with me and if you're on the other one I'm going to disadvantaged you I'm going to tax you basically so right now these are concerns and there's nothing that's actually happening yet it is this ruling was just passed are there any plans in place for things that we should be concerned with and is there anything that we can do about this current ruling yes there's loads because I'm not giving up in the fight for net neutrality I don't want you to be there we got a few different Pathways head first in Congress right now they are trying to get rid of what just happened at the FCC they're trying to use this law called the if you act that an effect just ended everything that the FCC just did so it a wipe out what just happened and while the odds are long there's more than 40 United States senators who have sponsored that law and in the house said there's more than 80 members of the House of Representatives so there's momentum growing in Congress to take a look at this issue and maybe fix what the FCC did and if you're sitting out there and thinking they're not listening to you if she could do with something play old-fashioned you should pick up the phone call your members of Congress in your representatives and let them know you care about this issue is that still today is one of the most powerful ways of conveying your opinion to those who represent you in the United States Senate and later in the house I also think we are going to have litigation we've already got a few States Attorney General who want to sue to overturn this week big companies of public interest groups so I think it's fair to say we're going to court and then we're also seeing activity and state houses and that we seen net neutrality legislation introduced in Nebraska Nevada Washington State Massachusetts California lots of places and I'm not sure how that all comes together legally but what you see is this momentum growing that people are not happy with what Washington just did it's loss right so just lay it out for the listeners right there's people will the government will pass the federal law but then states have their own rights to regulate certain things let's say we use marijuana laws as an example because recently a lot of States passed legal marijuana laws right but then Trump gave people the power to enforce federal laws about marijuana more stringently right he was telling the federal government hey enforce are federal marijuana laws Jeff sessions yeah his goon is doing that but so how would federalism work if State started the past their own net neutrality laws versus the the the FCC commissioner willing but there's nothing else that I worked on in Washington where I'm just standing back and seeing really just a lot of energy on this issue there's nothing else that I worked on in Washington where this immediately state house has decided to put pen to paper and introduce legislation and I think that that momentum is what's really exciting here


    Joe Rogan on Conor vs. Khabib
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    what's your thought on khabib nurmagomedov extremely impressed this kid is deeply deeply impressed if he's coming to the academy in a couple of times before fights I've never actually seen him trained he off to his fight and Madison Square Garden he bought himself and a group of his friends his training Partners came into the cabinet trained in my Monday afternoon class could be didn't train you sat on the bench received support on Sat bicycle but his his his training Partners came in and train with the squad that was fun afternoon they roll with icing posting that you were lying and it's hot for them because it's submission grappling that's not really what they do. They do multi interface grappling combined with striking so they had a hard time of it but reasons of Russia is wrestling is extremely good they probably the best wrestling program in the world that whole area stretching from seizure through DACA stands for Chesney all the way down to iraan that that Ares is the hotbed of wrestling in the world and it shows with all the fires they're all strong and wrestling and the next add to that the various skills and you've got a tough tough group of evil undefeated which is incredibly rare in and of itself but in the 155-pound division even more impressive but the way he ma Barboza but you definitely get the same set of if he had had a title fight by now he probably would have been a champion by now and versus Conor Jesus Christ that's what I want to say him Brusly honor and Russia or him vs Tony Ferguson has a scramble based buy them and just that Fashion Stylist is going to be fascinating with regards Conor McGregor and khabib nurmagomedov the feeling one gets is it if they did find it would be a complete shutout in one of two directions it's either like a man beating up a child on the ground or it's just a flesh knockout the guy unable to tell Addison to properly and walking into a left-handed is being catastrophically ko'd and you feel like it preferred to go in both directions and it's identified I don't think I was a distance and it's it's one way or the other yeah I agree I feel like what Connor presented interesting in terms of danger is speed and one shot knockout power with his hands and could beat has been Hood coming in by Michael Johnson Johnson kliptham look like he's human trolls are able to impose on will be nothing compared with what could be proposed more of a could be but it's a much more dangerous form of control has a program of hitting people on the ground which is substantially better than either of the two athletes you just mentioned yes and big differences when could be get you on the ground you're not getting up no you're getting mauled and it's almost like a spider like he's injecting Venom into you slowly but surely like weakening your body and you see after the first round when Barboza gets up it's like okay you mean he's he's alive still but this is a different person now and going into the second round in the Barboza. Gave an admirable kind of himself and showed himself to be a true warrior he did try the opposite you just probes he's sort of poking at you poking at you and it putting things out in front of you and he's just trying to drop that hard left hand on you it's a fascinating. It was fascinated by always undervalued him when he first came in the UFC I don't think that's going to happen I just think this weed eating with a totally different kind of human being does people from Dagestan are just so hard it's just a hard part of the world that damn they're made of hard ear stuff with the Pyramid of technique when it comes to mix the base of the pyramid the most important thing is the ability to control the grappling ability to take a guy down if you can take guy down and control him you have a significant Advantage you can choose where they fight takes place and if you're confident in the stand-up which could be was definitely confident in the stand up so you are adequate in the stand up but overwhelming when it gets to the ground you can present problems with the guy standing up which which case is problems the guy has to you with the Striking aspect switch open up the takedown I wholeheartedly agree with you but I'll go a little further them whenever someone asks me what are the what the what are the programs what what do you look for when you see a guide so many fights what would make someone going the right direction for the training and the fighting itself I always say there's three things if you show me a fighter who can one donate to setups dominate the pace of the fight and 3 how can I phrase this Dominic the simple direction of the fight three things don't make the setups dominate the pace don't make the direction you show me a fighter who can do those three things and I'll show you a fighter who can win 95% of the fight to get sent to dominate the setups donate to pay stop sing about someone I could be or anyone who comes to my strong wrestling or Judo Jiu-Jitsu with takedowns Baseline is it always have donated Direction they determine whether it goes down to the ground or whether it's a standing to be always donates the pace the fight once you on the ground you're on top the other guys reacting to what you're doing trying to get back up to his feet at Saturn Saturn you're dominating pace if his one weakness that khabib has he's just not as strong the dominating the sit-ups to get to those areas where he can dominate pace and settled Sarah if he's going to lose a fight is going to be in that area and Corner more than anything else is a guy who dominates the sit-ups you said it before the kids of probes and I'll text you with the cakes he's probing you heard she was this taconis kill is he's a monstrous dominating sales specialist and a position but your beads mastri out of those three critical areas for Domination and all forms of fighting is he's a dominant he's incredibly Donuts in determining the direction of the fine and the pace of the fine that's why I never gets tired as when it's got a very high work right significantly weakened 255 lb which apparently he's done far better now he had a real nutritionist cutting into this camp and it was much easier for me to cut the way I do things stay the same flight 170 and well that's a plan apparently that was a plan and we were joking around about it saying he'll send them nutritionists ocella keep his psycho ass down and 155 is exact cool combat skill the most important one is that you was a commentator look for when you look at 5 that you can you determine you put grappling skill as they said number one the same way that we were wrestling with every song about the Patriots or whatever I look for who do who do the pace who don't like the direction can you determine you put grappling skills as they said number one same with every wrestling with every sound with me. So what have you and say yeah list three things that I look for who do who do my co-pays who don't like the direction


    Jimmy Smith on Being Mistaken for Joe Rogan
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    I got a couple different color suits I like three or four different ones anymore oh hey Jimmy I was like a f****** thought I was that is confusing time I'm not even f****** to our know that's right that's right the day on the internet I'm going to get this from my own mother but you don't want to your own Hornets like you are generally like universally respected thanking it with people that know the sport do you know which is why I was campaigning to get you hired by the UFC years ago I hope it really works out well for him I understand completely kind of the step and then I don't recall a referee ever doing, Emily Mike Goldberg and John a real good friends first show is Mike I think there's a f****** phenomenal job and I would love to listen to him tonight if we weren't yapping but he does a great job he's a smooth guy very smooth I think Dan Hardy does a great job you know he prepared better than anybody with pull-out s*** about training and all these different weird things you didn't know about preparation and other things that Fighters dude that this guy did that was unusual his preparations top of the food chain is a full-time job a couple notes but he wasn't preparing at all it was hilarious interaction between like that's one of things that people would freak out about like when we would do the beginning and gold workboat Goldberg would say like Matt Hughes fights in the UFC Welterweight Title Fight you know what the f*** I was going to say I didn't know what he was going to say I didn't know what I was going to say I have no idea but I knew about the fight it's better to be in the moment and really care about this fight and care about what I think is going to happen and not have anything planned out I just wanted to be able to go this was critical fight and we're going to know early on whether or not you know the price in the one way or other based on a couple of parameters and I would just go into those things in and then after would it be over blade works out don't write down you'll think about what did I write down rather than the at I told you I go never play with Play-Doh course but I go color don't write down notes or don't write down here's what I'm going to say because I start thinking about what you wrote down and you'll sound fake doesn't work


    Joe Rogan Breaksdown Doing MMA Commentary
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    do Jimmy Smith when's the first time they have you working well I'm doing the pre and post for 2:20 in California offered me a couple and I've accepted them without announce yes I don't know doing Test shows a try people out and shut out that I'm aware of no I mean obviously you know what the f*** you're the real hard gig is got to be finding one then play-by-play guys that doesn't annoy the s*** out of you Sports play-by-play guys do I'll do a small one week and then hockey it's a job but there are a lot more of them you can go okay he's good at basketball and soccer and you can see a body work before they jump in, and they're only so many I really love the sport those two things are critical and really love it. Otherwise I like f*** you I sucked oh my God that was terrible you were really good as the guy in between the rounds that was explain who won the fight like when you you and I don't remember this but we work together it would be Goldberg and me and then for a bunch of cards you would be beside us or sometimes how are you doing this and he had a like a really well-thought-out system we had a line down a piece of paper and had a bunch of categories and he had all these different things with his takedowns or kitten so he marked all these things on top of watching the fight he wanted to know like loot people look down on it but he landed on his right hand I would forget to as I'm waiting to go on I'm reviewing that first round I'm going to know it's a lot easier to see what it would actually happen cuz you forget anyways I forget unless I wrote it down the funniest thing to me or the most would always act like you just threw out a f****** them without saying it I said what I was thinking I never said and here's why you may disagree but here's my logic behind what I'm saying who wanted Joseph Jim Brown one time we were in it was alive it was alive peace was just to the house so it didn't go out on air anything was just for the house we were in Oklahoma and she said we had been in Kansas Kansas where in Oklahoma sometimes with drives me crazy is I have a very good recall for fights and four scenarios and positions people been in and weighs guys want but occasionally they'll be a guy and I can't remember it's f****** name and it's like weird it's but the guy that I've seen fight a lot like Jorge Mas with our someone like that that is a perfect vehicle it just doesn't always work right it's like a Range Rover they look beautiful the Range Rovers work most the time but I'll watch somebody calling a fight and don't know when they spaced on the name they'll still start going to be interviewing a fight after a fight and then I can't remember their name when I congratulate them the biggest fear bro Bubba Bubba Bubba I'm saying you are not alone though did I fear is huge one maybe two questions. That knows everyone has their own question their own heads they want to ask and if you don't come up with something and senior creative you know people talk s*** on the internet for people are just trying out for the first time and then anybody any young people are thinking about getting an MMA commentary you're not the show like you are you are just trying to extract information out of this person like your question should be just to lead them I try to have as little personality in those things as possible I'm just trying to just give you the platform trying to give you maybe a path to take your answer I'm on I saw some beautiful things happen the fight I want to I want you to express what happened in your mind or maybe the same adversity you had to go through I want to know how bad it was but I don't want to be there I'm just I'm just the guy that has to say those words if your question isn't a great performance tonight man if it's too open at 11 to go yeah you know what I mean the translator. What I'm saying but you know it's just it's one of the weirder jobs I never liked it I never like that at all I never really liked commentating either doing that Joe Rogan get in there I go numb and I'm you doing a good job I like sitting here I'm going to sit back is like f*** that because he was doing like to The Fight Pass prelims ones unless you're in the industry you'd be surprised at how many people don't realize that there's a play-by-play guy and a color. No clue talking to old dudes talking to their just chit-chatting I didn't see the system in the and the are really the problem in MMA is that the color guy is the martial arts expert and the the play-by-play guy is just the guy but the play-by-play guy in sports is kind of calling what's happening as well he's saying the other moving the ball they're doing this they're going this this formation tunnel close the ground. Play-by-play guys not really saying anything right in the mount in the mount taking big shots in the mount you don't have to be an expert to know that he would lay off and he would just sort of like you know he would set me up like he's saying any moves in the mouth position or something like that and then he would just lay it up for me and then I would elaborate the progression of techniques and where they were at his supposed to do that that's the hardest motherfuking job ever I didn't know till I get this job bud brutsman he takes over the production of part of King of the cage and he wants to use me as a commentator cuz we went to the producer and I went to Jean Jacques Machado Academy he knew me as the MMA fanatic I need and I said yes s*** those first king of the cage has he didn't know that was that was a difference between a play-by-play not colored by the producer didn't know the difference cuz I started really listening to the broadcast from the UFC I started listening to the opening and how they open ship has two jobs here this guy's this guy is just the news telecaster and the other guys the expert didn't even really realize I thought they were both experts I talked to but I said Hey listen there's two jobs going on and I don't want to be the play-by-play guy I want to be the color guy he said to both you're going to do both like all sports don't have guys to do both you have a color guy and have a pipe winging it so bad what is hunted repairable I have no idea have no idea but there was those are some of the worst shows as a commentary Nevers it's almost like the universe is punishing you for hubris like you're pretending you know more than you do this good hands and he wrestled and he had a guy come in north south and I said this position is called that some people call it north south but if you look in an old judo books actually called the tea bag and then I just kept going and I never stopped and Cindy and I would just throw those in NFL retirement he hated he was begging me to stop because I wasn't trying to be said the Dana when he forced me into doing it don't remember when you guys get free tickets I don't want to work you and I want to watch it doing commentary because I would get free tickets for the UFC and this is like when the UFC first started going to Vegas and Eddie and I were like two of the UFC an out with them and I started doing powder because when we hang out I but I'll be like have you ever seen Zacharias you do watch Pride what do you watch overseas like the shootout fights imma get to see this guy that's her tell me about this guy and that guy and he said it was my favorite man 2018 shows for free I was sitting alone for a couple shows I was sitting alone for a couple shows


    Joe Rogan & CO. Hilarious Discussion on Bad Breathe
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    colon: cancer okay that makes sense of the Animas I didn't wear gloves over s*** breath like it was confusing so I just two signals that were clashing with each other the two that are broadcasters I'm not naming names we're not going to name names to broadcast with somebody whose breath stinks because they vitamin like this face when you take pictures compounding their mouth and for whatever reason I don't know but you did it just have to find sulfur is a derivative of sulfur and it's because there's a chemical problem in your mouth and they can actually address it with wow that's interesting yeah and they took the filling out and the f****** smell that came out of my mouth I was like holy s*** cuz they had cracked and if there was an infection I had to getting a root canal so as I'm getting this list thing like opened up they break through this pocket Brothers pussing rock is it was so nasty I hear it like pop through and then just as f****** s*** breath so check this out so apparently he had an abscess a sack of bacteria in the back of his mouth well when they when they took the tooth out of the filling out and they popped by accident the sack the nurse threw up so, I never have the balls to tell someone their breath stinks cuz I had I can grab you working now very good looking but she was down to give a massage. You know she's going to get that she wanted to give me oral pleasure long time ago problem I strip it down like 20 thanks we got the business and then after she was I've got her kind of naked and she had a hairy but she has a hairy back like you know some people can be super dark hair and it was that it was fine for a and that was very hard for me to keep it I could avert my eyes the only Bill lateral want to be like I showed her that she had a B vitamin deficiency and that's why I was going to have those problems down there she got all in the vitamin C vitamin freak from that point on and you know what she never an issue number life is Chill never find somebody if you don't tell her I couldn't tell her I will kill you quick like a Google thank you saw her first name Jessica Clark is that it


    Joe Rogan on the Hawaii False Missile Alert
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    will China China's on the side of North Korea that's part of the problem that's part of our problem with negotiating the missile was coming in and they said it was not a drill like how was that a wrong button kind of thing but I can just go through a few people before it goes out to the whole state phone call and you have the other option work that way anywhere near like that the whole state North Carolina right now


    Joe Rogan on The Last Jedi "Star Wars is Disney-fied"
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    nice right I watch Star Wars today how was it it was like a Disney Star Wars movie Everything super Diversified the characters are all black and Asian women and his women that are generals the women are running things like it's like this he got disneyfied like they just boiled all the bacteria off of it that this is like a calculated move for you to create a strong female character because you want but I don't want us to notice that new seasons of Black Mirror all women like if you watch the Black Mirror and that's what you're concentrating on your ass whole is that funny shows amazing I want to turn it off halfway through anymore


    Joe Rogan on Transgender Athletes
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    did I tell you I support all the trans rights and everyone doing all the stuff the only thing that I ever go like that doesn't seem right is with Athletics that's the only thing where I feel like it's not that I don't feel like someone should be able to play any sport compete but like when a dude that's transitions to becoming a woman is like a play basketball now it's like come on man like I get it to live your life and play but like you have those skills that you developed as a man and now you're playing against trailer smaller you know like that to say that like you can't bring that up at that's offensive is ridiculous to me till woman and fight women allowed to have 112 murder charges that would be the fun part doesn't make any sense now course not the bone structure so different and people that deny that are f****** crazy I know that's that that is silly man and powerlifting feeling exactly what's really fascinating is in the process of being super Progressive you you go towards the most maligned part section of society which is like transgender people and so everybody else who also has been marginalized by side a like women women get put on there they get put in a less protected category transgender women so a man becomes a more protected class of woman than a natural-born woman herself that's very interesting phrase it is very true also yeah it's crazy because that got beaten up by that man who became a woman to women before ever disclosing the fact that she used to be a man because she said it was a medical issue that had nothing to do with them which is just shows you completely insane the logic behind all she still fight this woman who we did think like Oshie fights like Cris Cyborg or we should boxes like claressa Shields know she's not that unbelievably talented right just physically ways are different and had children with her and she was yes even then she was a woman and woman at Fox another woman and got her pregnant just hang up like this is so crazy when he transitioned to Caitlyn Jenner and then eventually got his his surgery right after her surgery become she said even before the surgery though it didn't change anything I was always 100% of woman okay then why has surgery well because you are thinking that gender is just with genitalia of a mistake you for no it's not just genitals it's in your mind right so so it's also something f****** stupid and I just let you know how dumb that was so what is the difference someone said that there's gender and then there's there's biological sex and that gender is the operating system and biological access the hardware hundred percent agree more than the runner-up now she's a contender for the Commonwealth Games in the f****** holy hell training and working hard all her life yeah that's what a lot of it is that's f***** up man that is a lot of people don't want it nothing sandbagging if you don't know what it means is like you would get that in martial arts tournaments like say you have a tournament and the tournament would be like for blue belt only with one ranked above Wipeout and then got a black belt in Judo and they would enter into the blue belt Division and and everybody knows they're doing you see that s*** and you see there's there's a lot of that we're people just want to win and the way they can win is by competing against people that are not on the same level sure if you don't think that people do that when they switch over from being a man for 30 years and then competing as a woman and not tell them and just start smashing these Batman so obvious something in that people about that in the first place sure yeah but they don't want to look at it that way they wanted everything has to go through the filter of being Progressive so you have to err on the the side of being the the most open-minded the most liberal in the most Progressive 100% for if women want to fight a transgender woman if a woman wants to I think you should be able to ride Bulls I think you should be able to skydive things to be able to do a f****** bungee jumping I think he's do a lot you should be able to do a lot of ridiculous crazy dangerous ship you should be able to do flips with BMX bikes why shouldn't you be able to fight a man why shouldn't you be able to find a transgender woman a woman who used to be a man you should be able to if you're a man and you're up for you if you're a woman rather than your hundred thirty pounds you want to fight 130 lb 100% man no no transgender know nothing if you want to do that gear for you well if it's a good fight or what is this says he hasn't transferred transitioned yet both some of these f****** people have mental illness girl switches back and forth and Under Pressure he changes like he's Paul or ascending and this is what Radiolab podcast Radiolab left-wing and I love them they're amazing but they're so left-wing and so Progressive that they are unwilling to note and even even address the Preposterous nature of this f****** person who's like I just switched now I'm Cindy right now dilated Pages wishes in the story so unfortunately what it what do you what he pulled up is there no at the one they had to change the whole story remember they had to go back because they got mad that they miss gendered them in the original between the reporter in the actual prisoner talking to Crazy you can't just go back and forth and back and forth I cut the s*** you know he just and Paul now Cindy Cindy slight happy when it comes to gender when it comes to anything else if you like oh I recognized was a Wood Elf I'm a Wood Elf you know that's how I that's how I identify a Sprite be in the forest flying around with butterflies like people but if it's a guy was built like Brock Lesnar who's like you know I've always identified as Amanda small things are like yeah yeah you should respect that step but by the way they're adding more there's more like there will there weren't enough there's more gender pronouns now before like if it's a guy the bus stop was like and the president you don't go like respect I really do wish that they were a woman and would like you to call them a woman and why not but the guy become a ghoul and maybe they'll be happier that way in and it shows I guess it shows acceptance and kindness on our part to just allow that to happen true but the problem with that is is the God damn slippery slope and a lot of this weirdness is going on his people trying to control other people's behavior and one of the ways I try to do that is try to get you to use words they say Meetup yeah this is where you're seeing how Preposterous it is the level the number of pronouns is also just I mean I understand somebody saying like I don't identify but where it's like I also have free rein on a hundred words that you should possibly know to address me by it's like why are you bothering everybody will you become special that way of course you get special right special privileges special attention you get it just special consideration remember if my yeah yeah yeah on my profile on Twitter for a long time like if you read my first sentence is a big one I know is yours azher or Zer yeah zinsser enter into women's weightlifting competitions and they would be like her. normal supernormal it happens everybody does it now we're going to look back on these days and it's going to it's going to be astounding sort of observation on Mast Mast thinking like groupthink like what happens when people are scared of expressing themselves honestly yeah and expressing controversial points of view because the time in a culture you know what what ramifications it has like by the way here's the here's what's weird and I don't know if it's good or bad no judgement call but I am I know so many people whose children are now transgender a lot yeah like five or six where I let him know any before Jessica Platt is a seed uhls first openly transgender player now she used to be a woman and now is a man used to be a man now is a woman and she's playing women's hockey talk that that's crazy if you get a place boards there should be there women there's no doubt about that there's some women that are just physical Freaks and there's some women that also take steroids that's it that's another very controversial issue because you have women that are ingesting large amounts of male hormones and changing their physiology and then they also compete against women but then there's women or just women how about looking out for them their head smashed in by a man Affair in this was Mom's down to just it just shows you how silly people have gotten in about how weird we are about looking at things and that everyone is so and it because they don't have they don't really have a personal stake in the game everyone is so concerned about being viewed as being credibly Progressive and open-minded yeah that they don't want to criticize that's really interesting point because if you really put your cell a competition you care about say like it's important to you two went majan yourself competing it's only worth important to you to win they go but they're going to have this person in those are the circumstances you would be the first one to be like f*** that that is not fair and those women get taught called bigots called bigots and transpo Bandit and the transgender people that Community is like super aggressive about defending that intellectual Turf defending that idea to that's an interesting place is like where it where you go cuz you have to have empathy for let's say this transgender person who's like I want to compete and you like yeah you should be able to compete but how is how is the circumstance fair to both sides you know to those women that that are real part of part of the wanting to compete is also wanting attention and wanting everyone to know that you're a man to transition to a woman and if there's like there's a lot of energy in that there's a lot of people that are paying attention to that and anybody says no that's preposterous people they want their privacy when it comes to these matters and they they're not they don't want to be open to the ridicule b******* b******* did they want attention hundred percent it's why the competing if you had doing I know that the first openly transgender woman it's a lot of this is about me and some of it is about transgender rights about transparency and showing people how many of those folks are out there sure lot of it's about horseshit yeah there's a lot of attention a lot of it I mean to sign up for that competition when you know what's what a lot of horseshit when it comes to like what actually happens to the body during transition and how much strength you lose and how much bone mass you lose and there's a woman named dr. Ramona krutzik I think that's her name and they interviewed her and she's one of the very few people that's been interviewed about this is an actual endocrinologist that's not a gender transition doctor cuz that's what a lot of them are a lot of people to talk about these things and have these these discussions things that are #experts there actually transition doctor so they have a vested interest in sort of expressing the ideology that there's no physical advantage in that these women you know they once they've been under these hormonal treatments for x amount of years they become physiologically a woman and there's no distinction between them in a biological woman but this one woman Doctor Ramona krutzik she wrote an article for I want to see what it was either SB Nation or bloody elbow I forgot what it was but they interviewed her and she was saying that only do not lose bone density but you maintain it because you're taking estrogen and I like Willie the ideas that like a man has more bone density either thicker they're built different yeah and that you would lose a lot of that in your transition to being woman but you don't lose the bone density because estrogen is actually what causes people to maintain their bone density when they're older when they're women like things that happens to women when they get older get osteoporosis what part of the problem is that you or your body doesn't produce as much estrogen is it used to until you have a lack of bone density one way to tighten that is his supplement without estrogen of course but it's also a mental Advantage there's a reaction Advantage reaction time is quicker with with men than is with women like there's a bunch of weird 3D space recognition advantages that men have and then there's the thing that people want to pretend that there's no difference between men and women there's that group you know about the group know but that seems like so stupid to even entertain the idea is that there's no biological difference in the Sexes what how can I support this so dumb but it is dumb but it shows you how insane a lot of this thinking is is that this group think this Mass Progressive thought process that they just accept things that they're totally irrational and then repeat them as Ad nauseam like we play this one clip where there seems like it's a man to woman to man who sang she was talkin there's a Jordan Peterson debate and she was saying there's no biological difference between the sacks and I'd be happy to unpack that for you really fun pack biology sure and just difference at all and our biology snow not real yes I'm sorry you can't do that to you a bigot is this isn't this is an expert but she's teaching


    Joe Rogan on LaVar Ball
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    feels like that I was reading something really interesting what they were saying that they are they're f****** up the brand because they put them into discount stores that they're trying to raise the sails and by raising the sails they put them in a discount stores if I put him in the discount stores they're going to change the way people look at the brand so I can be worth as much I've best probably very realistic man that's very interesting weird people think so weird 02 me and Mikey has outlets or switches like discount you know so that's that's kind of weird but it is true about how I mean the other one is like that big baller brand they're basically attempting to compete in the apparel world and the dad says he didn't get him out yeah that's that that's in there leave the f****** crazy s*** that a****** just said he's like that's what I do and that's why you keep putting me on the show so he has a son named Lonzo play for the Lakers first-round draft pick like a top-tier Slayer from UCLA than his other son was two more Sons one of them was on UCLA's team this year got arrested for shoplifting in China if he hadn't been really it wasn't I blew so you know how to publicize thing he definitely could have gone to jail for a while and China I don't f*** around you know so but anyways when he got out and came back Lavar pulled him from like from school and UCLA and also pulled his sixteen-year-old son at a high school and flew them to Lithuania were there now playing both of them were playing professional basketball in Lithuania and professional professional air quotes Jamie to the air quote some good players that come out of there but it's like I mean it is a circus over there if you see like how it was when they arrived it was lights like some crazy the reception you know and they know that's like their ball and came out with these shoes or basic retail sneakers and if you're like that's expensive that's why what are they like made by a real organization real money like real f****** money because he was like the father demanded that you basically pay to develop this brand from the big apparel Magueyes like give us billion dollar contract and like develop this brand and they were like we're not doing that and he's like we're not going to talk to you about endorsing my science yes then conversation about the brand that he's definitely elevated like the awareness of it but we don't know what nobody knows is like to what level are they actually selling this apparel are they sick as they have everything they have shirt and shoes are getting they just got it rated an F by the Better Business Bureau not the ones they sold the previous sold a bunch of shoes and they're the ones that people are getting are not what they bought some people are pissed there's no way to return or exchange them anyways he's about he took these kids to Lithuania they're going to play basketball he's like keep AC says they're going to be on the Lakers and my three sons are going to be like hers we have no idea really realistically whether the two younger Sons even have we don't know to be fair whether they're going to be NBA quality players yet you know like clearly one is the one is on the Lakers but so we don't know if that's going to pan out in any way shape or form he also talked about developing a for like kids that are coming out of high school that don't want to go to college and play in a league where they get paid like a salary of but you know a reasonable salary which is an idea that a lot of people think is fascinating I don't know logistically whether he could pull that off you know that's kind of the idea generator idea that a lot of people think is fascinating I don't know logistically whether he could pull that off you know that's kind of right I mean but but the idea is one that people talked about for years because College athletes generate Revenue


    Joe Rogan - College Athletes Are Getting Pimped Out
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    College athletes generate Revenue how big the game was any billions which is crazy those kids are getting paid that doesn't make any fucken sense Joe your go school for free and borrow $25,000 a Year's worth of free education f*** you tend to agree off of his likeness on YouTube so they took away his ability to do that or he can take off the team that I think he left the team $1,000 I think the thing about the people who who really argue the free education thing and like how that should be of value is because they ain't worth a s*** but that's why they think that's awesome your skill level is not impressive right and you don't generate millions and billions of dollars so you go stalking hundred-thousand-dollar worth of free education there's like yeah but like I'm bringing to the table bro wreck something and here's a big thing how much damage do they getting in that for years how much damage they doing $2 in football in high-level Division 1 FBS football lot of those dudes are playing there playing basically with Lionel the next NFL player so each other there was a statistic about NBA or excuse me NFL players like how many of them make it into the fourth year and it's very low have enough for long League Ford guys coming out of college early to the NFL I mean those people who are like some people I would come on poorly you would handle that I think about it now a lot if I had been 22 is a rich have been like able to handle that well yeah I think about that hardcore I think about like what if I won the lottery when I was 21 nuts you go nuts I got diamonds in my jacket man being rich and having Rich children struggles f****** very important for you yeah it's very good for you it's very important for you it builds character it builds resolve respond oh yeah that's right think of that as a regular job dude works for the Department of Water and Power in Oregon does he really yep 95 regular job during his lunch hour he he doesn't work nine-to-five he works like 7 to 4 and one of the reasons why he's got an extra hour in there is cuz he runs during his lunch break so he takes like two hour lunches and runs for two f****** hours runs the hills and then comes back and finish it out the rest of the eight hours a day but I do feel good all day though 2 Savage feels good all day though so Savage yeah he doesn't feel good either want to feel good


    Joe Rogan - Ari, Bert, & Tom at the Georgia-Alabama Game #BertIsFat
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    we're good all right we'll I've sort of sort of live so we were talking about the game we stopped because we figured it's probably good for the podcast besides the sporting event Uber all sports fans basically you know and then I said at the time I was like let's go see Barcelona FC Barcelona play Paris in the you know some tournament cup some child tournament that they were playing in and I was going to go to the Premier teams it'll be fun to go to Europe and Makari pay for it you know so you know how it all played out so when he got back he was getting f****** Slam by people because he was supposed to pay up this bet you know why people are destroying him you know that I mean right when I go well how about I go to you like you know you pick the event I go I'm a big college football fan plus national championship game not remember in 20 at the end of 2013 season 2014 FSU and Auburn played in the Rose Bowl out here and birds and FSU Alum a big FSU fan house like what's go to the game and I remember that we met it was like we got somebody who had stood because the national championship they allow students to go to the game for pretty expensive much less than the general public can go for another words cuz you want students have the ability to go to see their school play so we got like student tickets for I think they were 350 each and that's pretty expensive for me and we went to that to that game he left at halftime because I've been drinking just left you there yet we were sitting in separate sections so you are by yourself and he was because a lot of his friends that he went to school with we're at the game to the room like you're gone did you just see the kickoff return it just did the lead just like Swan he was like but it ended up being just this amazing finish so anyways when I tell Ari I want to go to this I'm kind of thinking that's the ballpark like cuz that's the only experience I have so the games in Atlanta who buys tickets and I'm like I go if you're not planning coach you know that he's like buy the ticket he got an Airbnb really nice house you know for a few days in Atlanta and then it's the big thing of his game day time thinking like that's cool that you got these tickets and you got the you know I think it's like a reasonable and then we get to the stadium it was a total disaster to get in because Trump went to the game so it was raining as wet secret service everywhere to our lines to get into the venue and I paid a guy insecure a hundred bucks to walk us through the line which is which was almost impossible cuz it was so packed but I don't know he just started walking through the line like in front of people people were yelling at the security guy which was like so uncomfortable he's like a young black kid and like old white people wrote the f*** are you doing cuz I'm security and security you piece of s*** like right to his goddamn what we're doing with highly unethical we should have done it don't like we just weren't going to wait in that line and then Bert of course bird in a crowd like that he's like it's okay I'm famous we're famous guys like yelling that two people which is like they were like I'm sorry so part of a joke or part of a joke but he's joking but not be like halfway in the middle because wasn't one time he was like we're famous comedians and the lady was like I know you are is really like you realize he really enjoys it. really enjoys the large groups he enjoys being recognized he f****** like sometimes we were walking and people were like you're the guy I seen you on Facebook is like I mean they blocked another way it would birthday like I hug you to take your shirt off and I love it love it and he's like in his glory with it is perfect so anyways we get through this horrific line into this unbelievable 1.6 billion dollar Stadium but they built in Atlanta I mean it is f****** amazing such a beautiful just stand alone Stadium you know social state-of-the-art it's incredible we get in there already got us 50-yard line so right in the middle like 20 rows back and like these are f****** amazing you couldn't ask for better seats it has like some Club access for like free booze free food catered food prime rib like Jesus like how much do you pay for these tickets I'll do it I'll do it on tickets for wow that's amazing I mean those are those are great seats did like those are absolutely amazing seeds


    Joe Rogan on Jeff Bezos, Amazon, and Super Rich People
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    we're talking about Jeff Bezos before the show who's now the richest man in human history is inconceivable and 5 billion dollars right which is just like what the fuc be like the eighth biggest landowner and United States you know that he's advised of Texas I feel he was either a museum or a hotel before he's like my guy should my house now from 1993 and he's got like a vinyl banner, yeah yeah I've been away now he's like got some muscle and jacked and tan and productive model for a girlfriend does he got a wife for Kegler you think you'd go we're good I know I think you just start could really collecting cuz you're like cuz you know when he bought the Washington Post you know it's not like he's like I love journalism right because I own a newspaper you know I mean like at that level you just like I like waterfalls are there any for sale you a link and you click on it and it's a Washington Post article and it says you obviously loved Gray didn't even give you the free reads I feel like I will give you 10 for your mind up after I let you know I kept thinking those Washington Post I feel like click number one they like do you want to read this or not can I be that's true it's her journalism stop watching news has become man I remember when it started to skew to personality and taste it is off the rails like you're going to watch you can select what do I feel like leaning towards that is a picture of my God is Not Crazy yes he looks nothing like that now he's just sitting there with that amazon.com banner I hope that still hanging somewhere in his house God thing being a place to buy books weird bookstore why won't you just go to the bookstore store we could see the book right click and all those books or shut so they closed with amazon.com to publish a book Amazon start publishing books and they blackballed him because it's cuz he had had traditional Outlet deals before and you know his books of be front-and-center and Barnes Noble different places a pretty popular author but as soon as you went to amazon.com like f*** you and they just shut him out they shut him out of all those stores yeah and I was like what like there's like a weird book war going on that I didn't know about her but probably trying to keep their business model going and thriving you know and he Super Rich guys will never say never in their interviews to have like the only one who will talk like what it's like to ball at that level and make it sound like the things you want to ask is Mark Cuban I've seen him in interviews be like I got a lot of s*** and like knows that like that's a genuine curiosity for people like how fun is that like when somebody ask you why would you ask for something that someone's going to try to ask for more because of your known well he's like my charity really isn't that just like dodging all those questions of like the fun ship that everyone 1000 square feet house I think it's on Puget Sound it's somewhere in the Seattle area Madina Madina Madina says I would think it was called so freaky where are you you go under this bridge and they have this these clear walls we can see the salmon swimming up the salmon ladders they have everything set up with these clear like glass walls and then watch what it's really pretty badass yeah but the guy who's there is where he lives and how weird must have be if you're so rich that all everybody wants to do is talk about okay my friend worked on your submarine access and Casey's getting kidnapped like someone's trying to Jack them they can get in the submarine shoot out into the river and like what start really adding stuff to this is urban myth I know that they were reporting even years ago that even back then there was s*** in his house cuz superhitech of like if you walk in a room music and play and there's you left the room music would die down and pick up in the next room so that you know it had like you could probably do something like that but like that was unheard of pain and that pain as he walked into different rooms recognize that you were the person specific colors that you liked so they'll be like backlighting gnosis cuz I could be a his kids like he's big on he's the one that started that giving pledge which is like for billionaires to give the overwhelming majority of their wealth to charity so that you don't pass billions to your children like so his thing is like I'm going to leave my kids money but not like crazy but I thought money would you like yeah that's you know I totally get the idea behind that but also like if you grew up with his you know you're his kid and you're like we got Lions this year it's great but my thing is like it's such a step down from what they're used to feel even remotely bad for some f****** kid gets $5000000 has to kick you in the balls had the lifestyle is like it's not even beyond their just like it's like being the prince you know it's like your dad and then Prince you know it's like you're Dan Sultan of Brunei and then he's like well go f****** up there probably will just if I don't know why I assume that but I think that like he and his wife seem like such reasonable people that I bet they've you know prepared them for for for what's coming


    Joe Rogan - Louis CK Will Be Back
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    3 * realtor again no nothing that's done it's over the real thing is like the corporate side of it another words Channel or network that would want to let say post-show the special but he has such a dedicated no one's website following is like what he ended up developing when he's sold Chosen and made Millions let me know when people were doing the like download my special thing I think you could book a venue shoot something and go back to his $5 I do really well and people would be really interested to see it on they still have his old stuff I wipe down I watched is the special from DC which I thought was really interesting to watch it knowing the DC one was that is Adelaide Alanis 1017 that it was like right around the corner that he was going to get busted beating off in front of people and it's a weird thing to get caught doing to all the things that people have done that they got caught doing all the rape accusations and all the horrible s*** like his is the most pathetic and also kind of the most innocuous humiliating just beating off in front of people I know suck his Kink it's what he likes but it could be way worse you know like what would he actually did yeah yeah I know a bunch of people that he did it to apparently laughed yeah the few Comics that I've talked to that know people that he did it to I knew it and then like every other person I talked to him, do it and we were all like that's f***** up at all so I mean this doesn't excuse it at all either but there is something about something at least as you know something somebody did a while ago so it's like like it did he do it or do not do it then before I came out was somebody told me that it was b******* and that what he done is take some pictures with female comedians with his dick out is being silly and stupid and like it and nutella please delete those pictures were just having fun how do I get in trouble specific was pretty upset about it and I know a lot of people heard the story and then I don't know you know another year would go by and two years and three years and you're like okay I mean that's bad but like so it's my role in it you know somebody who knows the story now there's just one of those things where you be like ass f***** up story you know someone that like hey you know that guy he f****** punch someone 15 years ago that sucks is there is there it's not till like men in my eyes the wrongdoing but like I said there's some part of the conversation about how people mature and then become different people as they get older. He did this horrible stupid thing conversation exist in this right now it's something really bad and he's being punished so that's we're not saying that it's the deathly it has not been excused because he's being punished but it's also old Behavior yeah like that's a Dustin Hoffman thing Dustin Hoffman this is where it gets really strange a lot of his stuff was 30 years ago right everybody else is Louise admission right that's very different because even like the stuff of her with Hoffman he is like he's definitely trying to justify versions and the behavior in like that's what people did you know oh yeah you try to get you know you have to break the tension or there's there's the monotony to it and so people would have these conversations and it's like he's trying to accountable what he said he was like these stories are true so it's I think all those things end up affecting how your Redemption goes because they're like somebody's like I did this s*** I was wrong and I think in this country of people love punishment like are you punished for the thing you did with hate like somebody getting away with something so part of him I think coming back will also be the people realize that he paid a price he lost shows like money money yeah that day is a probably at least a $59 day for him you know with everything together so that's a crazy yeah that's the thing I imagine he had to be leaking right before that like that to come that fast it had to be something he's thinking about like all day you know and like hanging out and then like hey do you want to hang out like you want to come back or whatever my can I come up and like so as if he's getting closer to doing it I'm sure it's it's it's the only fuel that's on his mind you know so it's like it's mine you know so it's like hey could you go from fully flaccid to come


    Joe Rogan & Tyron Woodley on Demetrious "Mighty Mouse" Johnson
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    you know what I'm really interested in right now I'm really answered is TJ Dillashaw vs Mighty Mouse or so we talked about that I don't know I want to see it though and in the pocket and it's counterfeit anybody that's going to deal with DJ speaking to make DJ Mix and not very many people can ever Bryant special his his ability and his ability to not get hit he's he's doing something that's real estate information so like he was trying to take down. Remember and. Some of them technology said forget it I'm a grab a leg up keep punch him in the face or Airborne them in head and then finally he got to take out he just if you thinks it's marked he's going to keep going this kid is it all good he had me in a deep Nike just don't get it right over. Mental toughness is intelligent and his skill levels on another level I mean it's his skill levels off the charts he does everything amazing Master the string Basics and he does great fast basics great bass baits Vanessa very traditional classic Super Active with it hard to take down gets up the regular way if he wants you he believes like a coach teaches you are my friend of mine and his mind it's 100% chance you can work is no way I can't work so when you see him go do a regular armbar on somebody and submit them like you know horiguchi or John Moraga because he's just don't believe in the fact alarm for tomorrow and his mind is 100% chance you can work is no way can't work so when you see him go do a regular armbar on somebody and submit them like you know her Gucci or John Moraga because he just don't believe in the fact that down these techniques


    Tom Delonge Explains His UFO Obsession to Joe Rogan
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    so you're obsessed with UFOs right is that safe to say it's safe to say but it's it's not so much just the UFO itself I mean there I don't call him that anymore that we call these Advanced aerial threats there different by rights she fewer you hold in our word we weren't supposed to really get into here in the first part of the what time is your body well my body is interesting it's Unique okay and its changes shape and what I've noticed is it's just changing yeah it's getting larger know your place mother fucker this is my show I went to the school librarian like seventh grade and I was like damn I read some boring shitt what am I going to read and I saw this one book and it had a picture of the Loch Ness Monster In Like A U of A ball that looks cool and I read that I was like holy cow these are like real it wasn't all science fiction I'm in the way the book was laid out like he's like real events and then when the band started doing its thing in the back of the van there were no like smartphones so we're buying books and and I would just like you have like 20 or drives and and so I started buying books on the UFO phenomenon and I was once you do that at the black hole you're done a framed poster that's the cover of the Roswell daily news yet that shows the day after the Roswell crash where it says at the Air Force came and recover the wreckage and the whole job is obsessed with this s*** since I was a little kid yeah I think that's I think that's by Design I think that this generation is was meant to have the stuff come out but you know I can't prove that that's just my feeling what would makes you feel that like because of exactly what you said there's a lot of people I don't believe that some of the I don't believe that some of the events happened on accident you know I think that there's been a lot of events that are on purpose Summit been for show some a bin for Everyman there's a variety variety reasons but I think a lot of it is a control system that's really pushing Humanity in a very specific Direction in till like they got a timeframe or they had these events take place is that we think yeah and they also have time travel which is different than what people thinking like a movie where they sit in the machine and you often during the 1930s and you got to go save Manatee when you use the technology you have a there's a time difference between where what they're doing inside of an artificial artificially created bubble of gravity of sorts and then what's on the outside so if you're in the inside of one of those machines everything would be skewed more black-and-white there be like a redshift and everybody would look Frozen so you literally could fly around and grab a Coke out of someone's hand and put it in someone else's hand it's really are you getting this from will take a wild guess this is what it is I don't want to get into that but the people I'm surrounded with and myself you know or very close to the stuff but that the physics you know the the physicist that's a co-founder of my company to the star he's a Nobel nominee he wrote the book on plasma physics he what's his name how put off doctor help it off and he he created remote viewing don't remote viewing is like really exotic Advanced Forefront propulsion work for the past decades and decades actually I mean he's he's a deep into the quantum this and that so he's the one that actually told me about the redshift yeah and so they have experienced this physically or is this just a theoretical or they know that it exists like the technology that the technology not only exists we've figured out how to play with it but I'm not going to really get into that he write what that is what we're doing at my company though that is the announcement so Steve Justice was head of advanced programs at the Skunk Works in the Skunk Works or who built you know the famous secret bases you hear about Skunk Works did you know the U-2 spy plane SR-71 Blackbird F-117 Stealth fighter and Tall Groom Lake out there right kind of stuff and he literally was in charge of all the advanced program so you know you got the boss and you got him and he came he just finished his career over there within the past two months I think it is in and he was on stage with me when we came out and instead we're going to be building one of these things so when when you say that this all this technology exists have day explain this to you or have you seen it physically I haven't seen anything physically that I'm not I wouldn't be allowed to go anywhere if that does or doesn't exist so they've just explain to you that this exists and that this is in the hands of the US government about this I don't want to get into that kind of stuff but if you don't mind but why is it that you wanted not get into certain things I don't want to speak these days I definitely have to watch what I say it's under Secretary of defense's and defense and Senior intelligence service, and you'll be able to see who they all are so so how did you get linked up with all these people that story might be a better way to start because a lot of people don't know this part of the story I think you're going to find it pretty odd as well okay so will back up a couple years so I was obviously you know I started the band blank and blank went places and and then but we always have that weird band relationship like most bands and we also thought that we would never be big so we started companies on the side and I had a company that incubated a lot of small startups like software and apparel and hardcore skate surf companies and stuff like that well I learned a lot from that and I pulled out an entertainment startup called to the stars and I knew I was going to be doing kind of likes science fiction franchised stories just like Disney but science fiction for adults learn what that means is you know I make a story I title it I brand it and I put out the book and I put up merchandise Michael make a movie you know and it's a vertically-integrated kind of model well one of the stories I knew I wanted to put out with secret machines which was kind of a historical fiction but based on real events about the UFO phenomenon but I also knew that I knew s*** that most people don't know cuz I've started it for so long and I happen to put some pieces together that most people don't put together so before I came out with that book on him before I came out with the plan to take that make major Motion Pictures and all that kind of stuff I knew I needed to ask permission so I flew I flew around to places I can't say who they were but they they listen to my pitch and then I got a I got a email out of nowhere that says meet us next to the Pentagon at this day and time and I did that in from napkin that started me out and Out near DCU taking some other high-level meetings and there's somebody at a very high level that that close the door that many I says okay I'm going to introduce you to somebody and that person comes to San Diego puts me on the phone with a general and the general is listening to my little stump speech about what I want to do with this franchise cuz I definitely want it you know I wasn't looking like force disclosure and I wasn't looking to be Rogue and Brake secrets I know what's going on here and you guys are doing a kick-ass job and I would have done the exact same thing should I have been the guy at the top that had to make some really hardcore decisions 70 years ago so I'm I want to support you I think people are cynical because there's a vacuum you guys can't say what you're doing so all these people are just coming up with a bunch of bulshit to say oh you know they don't want us to know or we can't handle it or it's all about oil and money and all this weird s***. You would put these pieces together dependently I did that based on books that you read people think you know people think that like places like the CIA and the DIA all these intelligence organizations have you know a monopoly on information they don't they get their information from The Real World to you know they do have access to to you know archives of information they do have access to some amazing Nino satellite data and stuff like that but if you're smart and you take your time you know where to look and you find you can pretty much put together all the same s*** they can kind of you know and that's what I did and so when I pitched what I wanted to do he said come up and meet me tomorrow that's why I flew up to NASA actually NASA Ames and have a two-hour meeting there and after 2 hours. Person says he looked me in the eyes I'm going to introduce you to someone else and he did and so I got on the phone with this person and this person you know who I'm skeptical mask steak and then at the end the conversation he goes he goes fly out and see me and so I did and that's when things really started happening so I'm now I filed his airport and I I sit at a table in a restaurant at the airport no one's in there and this gentleman sits down and the waiter comes up he waves off the waiter and he looked me in the eyes says it was the Cold War and we found a life-form and that's when I start s*** in my pants because I know a lot about this stuff by you always wait to talk to some that is one of the inside people you always want to come sit down at a restaurant with you at the airport and tells you that they found a life-form yes and during the Cold War in the Cold War and everything that they did and every decision they made at the time was because of the consciousness of the Cold War you meet with these people the only way you ever would have anyone talk to you as if you can provide a service that they need and my service was pretty interesting to them because I I said look you guys you know you struggle with saying disclosure you want to tell everybody everything which I don't think everyone should know everything and then you say they can't handle it so don't tell him anything you know and I'm like there's there's a Middle Road there and here's the way I would do the Middle Road and it resonated with him you know and so we had a pretty epic conversation for what is it about what your message was the made them want to tell you some top secret shed that they tried to keep away from the American people a big celebrity is in a huge rock band like you and you just say hey meet me in an airport I'm going to tell you about a life on that we found during the Cold War because you're famous or because you know things now because I have a service so it's not at it sounds easy when you play it like that but it would have us a service like what can you do for them okay they need help with and what they don't have a way to movie a book they don't know how they might go all the way to make documentaries they don't have a way to go on on a big show like this and communicate with young people they don't do that and nor should they there they look at you now look at what they're doing so they look to you for a spokesperson role that wants a spokesperson role on vacation at all communication roll it makes you and you would get it out to people and then why wouldn't they do it themselves because they wouldn't have the same platform they aren't. and the other reason is as people of try to do movies and stuff like this but none of none of them know I was fortunate enough to to know the corps story and most people don't have a lot of private Finance you have ocean world bankers and you have a lot of people internationally work gather to figure out a plan of how to how to push back against something has been coming here for a very long time but using off-the-books finances and using mechanisms that that were not totally aware exist and what people have to realize is you know that the UFO phenomenon isn't a phenomenon there's that the universe is f****** gigantic and there's life everywhere every f****** we're in when there's a lot of life that's way more advanced than we are and just like Voyager left our solar system a little dinky satellite from the 70s there and in just like my company is going to be building you know this this electromagnetic crafts that really can do the same thing to time that I've been telling you about other civilizations have that to which means you can't reverse those distances of space and what you have to think about is what happened when we first discovered that and what did we do about it and there's no you know you got to look at 47 in a very peculiar Hue 90 days after the Roswell event with CIA was created the Air Force was separated from the Army the National Security Act was created and all those things are mechanisms to start learning more in the start getting Private Industry off the ground by absolutely what what I believe crash at Roswell was I believe German from Argentina but it had Hallmarks and Technology based on alien technology so we put out a story saying it's alien and then we put out a story so I get the weather balloon but the real thing it was we didn't want anyone to guess and that's why we put those two things out there and that's that's kind of how they do it I think they did that with the moon it's like you know we went to the moon and then they put out this meme kind of thing we can't wait we didn't go to the moon but I didn't want people really going well what's on the moon. so these things are managed until they can figure it out because you got a bunch of normal dudes and suit sitting at a big table like this and it's their f****** responsibility to figure this thing out and this s*** is monumentally big butt back to how they manage this done without access to communication like you have how did manage to disseminate this information and and then sort of confuse everybody I think well I can tell I don't know how I do know that they infiltrated UFO groups that was a very first thing made in the 50s FBI agent undercover cops Occupy Wall Street what the civilians are learning how information transfers from one group to another and then they start deflecting all their knowledge and putting in leeks and this and that and getting them off the main track not because of disdain for Citizens and not because of any other reason then picture Isis we don't know what Isis is they got a nuclear bomb and we caught a guy trying to sneak sneak in his mom are they going to stop and come sit on your couch and tell you all about it no and if you're like on the radio and there's all these people going on my God we're going to die Obama bump there hold up a second you know you're not going to f****** die but we need to learn more about this and we got to figure it out before we sit down and talk to you about it his mom are they going to stop and come sit on your couch and tell you all about it no and if you're like on the radio and there's all these people going oh my God we're going to die Obama bump there hold up a second you know you're not going to f****** die but we need to learn more about this and we got to figure it out before we sit down and talk to you about it


    Joe Rogan on 4chan Trolling Shia Labeouf's "He Will Not Divide Us"
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    this part of the what I like about the internet is like did you read or at the jullison rather to the Radiolab podcast on Shiloh LaBeouf I sent it to Jamie it's f****** great what is it called again Twitter truth trolls or something because people thought that they were divorcing endorsing natural they should be endorsing it was awesome what the fortune guys did was f****** amazing this is what they did Shia LaBeouf his name he was doing some weird art piece Where I Stood around with a bunch of other people and it was like he will not divide us he will not divide us they would all say that and then all these 4chan people found out about us they showed up Jelena bunch of f****** trapshit here right now selling this to another company or art people in their handling all of it now so she has not attached Sara Lee Trump supporters they're just people trying to have fun right there trying to f*** with people right so what they did was Shia LaBeouf put up a flag in the middle of nowhere that said he will not divide us and then had a livestream where you could go and look at the flag as it's waving in the breeze right they found the f****** Flag they found out where it was the way they found it was genius and it's all detailed in this Radiolab the fact they took it down actually making me mad because what these guys did was awesome first of all it was brilliant they found social media posts that showed that people had met Shia LaBeouf in some they went around they had one of their members go around with a car and beep the horn so they can hear the horn on the camera and once they heard the horn on camera then they knew he was there but then they knew that the flowers are so then they found out where it is by stars they looked at the f****** stars and they figured out where the area is cuz when it's night time you can see the stars in the live feed to figure out what constellation it was they went to the f****** Flag took it down put a make America great again hat on and a Pepe the Frog thing up there and the guy walks up to the camera goes to trial above that's depressing why do they do that but they don't understand what's Happening Here moving around look for rental cabins that match the wood pattern there around 3,000 Lapland we just need to match the wood patterns easy enough I f****** love this I don't understand why they were mad the Twitter truth or trolls trolls trolls whatever the f*** what is it the meaning of stop on all sorts of differential Radiolab removes its truth trolls episode from podcast feed it is supposed that we did we essentially condone some pretty despicable ideology and behavior all come on to all the listeners who felt that way and everyone else please know that we hear you and that we take these criticisms to heart I feel awful that the things we said could be interpreted that way that's on us it was certainly not Our intention and we apologize come on folks you guys are missing the humor of this these these aren't despicable people they are saying things that ridiculous because it's funny like there's a lot of people that say a lot of fuckedupshit online do they actually mean this stuff or are they saying it because they are Anonymous and because it's fun to say f***** up things online that you're not supposed to say I would say the ladder I don't I think there's a bunch of people that are really legitimately f***** up online there's a bunch of other people think it's fun because they're stuck at some goddamn soul-sucking job and some f****** cubicle somewhere have access to the internet until they go on message boards and they f*** around and they troll this a****** Shia LaBeouf is a dumb dumb right he's a f****** plagiarist I'm just guys been busted for plagiarizing like giant chunks of other people's work right Equity get busted for plagiarizing easy he's in jail every couple weeks for being an a****** and being drunk and like yelling at people gig being a movie star is insane I think it's insanely pressure-filled way harder than what we do in terms of like dealing with all the the people that like you and managing all the relationships and brief history of Shia LaBeouf copying work of others a ton of s*** what does it say he plagiarized an apology to Alec Baldwin 2013 your blood probably quit what would have been his first Broadway show orphans do the Creative differences that is he couldn't get along with Alec Baldwin according to reports the buff decided the best way to explain his departure would be to tweet out photo of his email apology to the cast and Baldwin by name and fortunately parts of the pros sample amen owns up... Am an... A man grasps his mistakes was ripped off verbatim from a 2009 Esquire article titled what is a man people including the article's author noticed that's not that bad but it is Rice's directorial debut is short film Howard can tour.com Premiere the 2012 Cannes Film Festival until it was posted online December 16th 2013 that viewers began to notice that the film is almost an exact adaptation of a graphic novel that's what the one by Daniel closed best known for Ghost World close to Old buds BuzzFeed which bought much of the story to public light brought much with much of the story public light the first ever heard the film was the morning when sent me a link I've never spoken or met mr. LaBeouf I've never seen even one of his films that I can recall and I was shocked to see the least when I saw that he took the script and even many of the visuals from a very personal story I did six or seven years ago and pass it off as his own work wow I actually can't imagine what was going through his mind he didn't apologize for plagiarism by plagiarizing a Yahoo answers post from 4 years ago he says copying isn't particularly creative work being inspired by someone else's idea to produce something new and different is creative work huh copying what he said from the Yahoo answers but it's pretty goddamn clothes whatever he's obviously got mental issues and whether they're real or whether he's trolling or weather or whether he's having a psychological meltdown because of all the pressure of being an actor God damn close whatever he's obviously got mental issues and whether they're real or whether he's trolling or weather or whether he's having a psychological meltdown because of all the pressure of being an actor there's a shitload of pressure and being in Transformers


    Joe Rogan on Ronda Rousey "She's Done"
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    yeah now it's a it's an amazing time amazing time for the sport and I mean it's amazing time it's just amazing time for martial arts. To be think martial arts right now is at the highest level that it's ever been in the history of people fighting each other exciting moment as well because now you got so many different hopefuls know we got six or seven people that one more just need one more than a jump off and we need more stars right now we got Connor but when this kind of going to come back I think Rhonda might do to WWE thing John Batman a different way and had the old lady the 75 your lady at the airport talking about MMA so she she shoes OG she paid our do and I think if she want to gracefully walk into a different realm WWE film I think she just produce some type of series that we should support her in that I agree I agree 100% again I can address the entire game of MMA in a much more comprehensive way and I tell her that she's great at something if she's really don't want her to go to like mad humor someone like that but who who is she actually fight married now who knows she might want to start a family right is right this is all I want to see is George St-Pierre vs Tyron Woodley in July so I thought is a fight George St-Pierre my first fight back


    Joe Rogan - I Think They'll Strip Conor McGregor of His Belt
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    I think 55 is an amazing weight class right now we argue on Fox that they think they got they try to get under my skin as head lightweight is the best divisional said don't play with me give up smashing his wrestling in his his his ground-and-pound is just so ferocious son such another level and when he gets a hold of guys he's getting ahold of guys that are really good and just Ragdoll on them like we did the RTA Gypsy that vine do you want some of up 72 don't pack nutrition is anybody out there I'm picking up the tab at 55 I'm not trying to see no could be right now dollars in the bank that he's having fun and talking s*** and going to keep training and he's going to make a big fight in the future but I think khabib vs. Tony is the big fight and f*** they might even do that one in Russia they do that one to talk about doing a big fight in Russia I think it's at 10 I think when he beat Kevin was at 10 to who do you lose with Michael Jackson Heal to boy you got to go we lost Jamie Tony earlier in his career was curled up what is that from on National Fine Lines interesting the Hyatt Regency submission artist interesting f****** fantastic that was a fantastic what is coming so often and so weird angles and then he's going for shots and he's he does the exact opposite of what you think you should do in grappling and then he's in the position and then he'll get there. He's got like five or six exact opposite of what you think you should do in grappling and then he's in the position and then he'll get there. He's got like five or six position here and there and there for you know your truck out he's he's


    Tyron Woodley tells Joe Rogan " I Don't Even Really Like Fighting..."
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    I just don't want to be the weakest link ever on the film so so that I want to do when you're done with all this I think professional athletes you look so anyway I really just don't like to use this this generation of Fighters at watch a movie on TV on YouTube and they going they try to do it they don't want to drill repetitious because I don't want to ask you put in the work they came before that member that you had to go 10 and all then you get the f****** call from the UFC give Connor one artem lobov won in the UFC and 500 record he's going to be in New York City and I just it's is Waze at the sport is taking a lot out of it but I just find a way in dominating my opponents taking all the tools away from them you know Dean Thomas shout out to them and Duke roufus a f****** masterminds so I take pride in that take pride in going in there Noggin hit dominate knocking people out whatever when you say you don't like all those things you don't like what other people are doing I love training I don't like what I don't like the what the score is become so interesting to talk about because a lot of people like the traditional martial arts approach of respect for your opponent and just fighting to the best of your abilities let the chips fall where they may whereas other people say while listen to get people to show up to get asses and seeds to get pay-per-view buys there's got to be some drama and some entertainment value to it and that's where some of my Connor comes in the car is only one is done at the Grand a little bit Rhonda did a little bit Connors down at the best but he actually puts into work right now more what he said he's going to do it until they're all the green so you got to think of anybody who's brought Both Worlds together best I would have to say Connor he knocks a lot of guys I'll try to call the round he's only lost a few fights total and even though spice it was rich mashrur fighting a guy switched opponent this note is different way Plies you know he's he's taking a risk and reward said if you lose not really that big of a deal but nobody's going to but these other guys don't have the skills ain't putting the word I mean it can kind of really just where you see the trend right there is a trend right now please don't be disrespectful very rude and you know you saw what happened with Colby Covington and You Know It lyrics the effective let me see how much attention to me on Facebook, tell you why because sometimes person is willing to go crazy even though we know is WWE the person's really not getting slammed we want to live in that moment anyway we want to go for the villain who has he really be on Demian Maia 15 Victory and I wrote the book on how to beat Demian Maia and he didn't even read the book he just came through it because the book said nothing you just got f*** you up and bloody your face Kobe, send it out by himself I didn't do that you know even with my right arm be messed up so yeah he just I'm just looking like how many followers can you have resume handsome you know I didn't do Derek and me and Tara safieddine Paul Daley Jordan minutes before I even got in UFC my first fight was JRR on with only been stopped by George St-Pierre lost one fight to Ben askren that was closed and had one every fight after that so I never had a sea-fight oh my God was either former Champions and former containers of former you know people that were interim Champions and when you got a list like that you shouldn't get the respect Koscheck continent oh my God that's why do you think about all Josh Koscheck and Carlos Condit Robbie Lawler and you know this guy Anderson Silva all those different guys but it's funny that I've defeated these guys Gizmo respecting me Robbie Lawler Gizmo respect me even guys even got a Jedi defeated like you know Stephen Thompson to get more respect for me I'm not going to say that but people are willing to be like all my God you don't tell them Dana said tell them to get in the cage with Tyron Woodley in a fortune bringing all these crazy Taekwondo Raymond Daniels all these the best of the best 2 training to beat him like nobody gave me that pass like if you show no concentrate on that defending Undisputed UFC welterweight champion 2007 when that was the s*** right now why is in the middle of that are bigger than a results skill I mean if Connor was from Nebraska I guarantee that does not not there's nothing like that cuz it's a it's a weird anomaly and he gives people almost like false hope of what's possible because it's lightning in a bottle for whatever reason with him they started himself and he would happen jumper cables machine behind them right behind one of some of his earlier phytos like that I was commenting on and I was saying this is a guy who's on the undercard and they're acting like this is the main event of a pay-per-view they flown from Ireland the audience is filled with thousands of people that flew from Ireland to live inside even back then it was insane when he thought it was funny somebody striking coach like Conor McGregor's huge Darnell that I'm like that's what he had forgotten UFC and I'm like I don't even know who the f*** it is because hidden cam and you kept on with this Conor McGregor Sasha let me look as my friend let me look them up because you obviously got a boner for this dude. Look them up I'm like allright he's good I get it but let me see and be a couple people and then if you can be Dustin Poirier then I'll be down to give him his props drawn to have that's no one can manufacture that so like he's he's rehearsed that he's practicing he's looked in the mirror he has natural with he's he's willing to go risky and say some below-the-belt s*** and he does research you don't come in a press conference just you know smoking you like The Front Royal comedy show he's looking into some deep s*** when you get there you can stumble so you write he has that he also has a fight style he also has so happened to do 80% Medusa now he's the fucken Messiah right but you can't say that the UFC is not gotten behind you or people don't give you the respect you deserve that's why you are not in the same level he's actually going to deliver a knockout against Jose Aldo stop as you get Eddie Alvarez in a crazy you know back-to-back fights with when they did an unusual situation first of all because you win against Robbie Lawler right unbelievable knockout but then you have the most awkward and difficult got to defend your title against Wonderboy Thompson is very unusual it's hard to look good against them and all the people that fought him you're the only guy that put him in danger not once but twice and the way you fought him I've defended the way you fought as many times as they look if you look at tactically if you look at technique and you look at the the art of fighting that's the way to buy them if your guy like Tyron Woodley a powerful punch was a great wrestler was got one real one punch knockout ability you're not going to open yourself up to Wonder Boy and a Russian be there exactly you're not going to fight him the way he wants to fight would you did as you laid back a lot and people boot a lot because that when you connected you were the one that hurt him and those two fights he was the one that was in big trouble in both of those fights not you with his fire was it was it was not for me I'm never know I have the same thing in the Maya fight but at the end of the day it's someone's attempted and take you down multiple times over 20 times are hard to get in any type of change every time you swing cuz your injury but you got to go back and look at like Anderson Silva's dark days there was a dark days when did Anderson Silva fought Demian Maia where nobody want to have anything to do with him after that fight and Anderson Silva fight several fights where he had just boring results know and people weren't interested in him fighting anymore one spectacular knockout and everybody's back on board again and then how to get to Belton and everybody slowly forget about it moments later cuz at the time Stephen Thompson said no I rather fight Robbie and I think he's going to win anyway and then and then he think I'm supposed to be so graciously thank God that's fighting honor and you said you said you personally prefer because I've been waiting around so you said this so don't think that I'm just going to give you my Spotlight and say hey you know what the other I know there's Nate Diaz is out there Nick Diaz out there you are St-Pierre versus Michael Bisping guys that have that name they have that status and I'm trying to get you those are the guys I want to fight I want to knock those guys around because now I can continue to inch myself up fighting him what he's trying to get the same thing I'm trying to get why the hell am I going to pull you up with me if that's the fight they want me to fight he said something so when all the feels like all my God he don't want to fight trying to pick the size of that I just got the belt I'm like man so weird as far as I could social media like I really don't read social media post because I want to post and I'll leave it alone so I'm not saying without saying who it is I'm not saying that the fans are making me feel some type of way cuz my path is clear I want to be the greatest fault with him all time


    Joe Rogan - Tyron Woodley on Fighting GSP, Conor McGregor
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    how to measure weight by 10 pounds and then they told me he would never fight a 185 again if I took the fight I mean 170 again if I took the fight so he lost me sway still got the tough coaching job and on top of that he was going to get a title shot had to beat me but why do you feel like everybody is against you you do a little I know that I know the deck of cards I got and I know how to play the stack of what do you think is going to come when I get to that moment I have more leverage at this time I'm not at the point with Conor McGregor's at so I got if I got to fight the number one Contender and I can't vouch a fighter George Saint Pierre orbe is being or a Conor and Nate at this moment I'm going to keep up and ask if I get to that point wanted to come back and fight you for the Welterweight Title that's a legitimate superfight right there and that makes a lot of sense you think it was lightning off of his big fight me BisMan get another great one thing that helps yours and that fight his experience he loosened up he's a little uptight you know I hadn't been an octagon with four years almost over to UFC 25th anniversary that long, she trained you are sending that fight you have a training camp focus on the person it's tough so when he came back I saw the experience kid can you relax a little bit that's when he faked and let it a left for Patti. Relax I mean you know right Oregon right on my cell for someone shotguns Stevens Jeremy Stephens somebody touch you in this over with so with that said he's a he's a person that's going to be volume is going to be in your face crate conditioning is very durable and George had to make that adjustment is that alright an athlete up this guy Connor but I didn't hear any of that from the official people here and him fighting Conor 270 lb would have been fascinating it's in terms of like it's a terrible matchup for Connor you know in terms of like just physicality once again award time I think you only think you think I mean Tony said if if I was Connor which I'm not if I had to pick a fight they're both are going to be I mean hubby might be a bigger draw cuz you got a huge shoes hundred and forty some million people in Russia might be a bigger draw but they both are very annoying fights very dangerous farts dangerous Tony Ferguson you know it don't take much for him to find a way to get around your neck and choke and he's always tired tired he looks like he's losing fights and he don't care strike his very awkward he can really do it Nate Diaz vs Conor Nate Diaz hit you with everything you still around for the damn shot the same things going to happen if you do that to Tony Tony but for you I wanted to I wanted to fight yours and I feel like I feel like if I fall George I can legitimacy on the best welterweight of all-time like Fox Q&A you know if you fought us but I got X out because they don't want to get all the fan phone plugged every fight why wouldn't you think they're plotting against you if you want me to be like other people against me sometimes I'm a pain in the ass yet I am but in business at one point in any business is not the person that's doing the business not want their best interest so if I'm an athlete and I'm looking out for my best interest and I'm trying to put myself in a position where you know I can fight become a legend become a Hall of Famer I should do that if I want to be paid appropriately I should do that just not what they best interest so if I'm an athlete and I'm looking out for my best interest and I'm trying to put myself in a position where you know I can fight become a legend become a Hall of Famer I should do that if I want to be paid appropriately I should do that


    Joe Rogan on Oprah & The Secret
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    I love / don't get me wrong I think she's a wonderful woman I think she's a powerful force of good and positive energy and the secret we have to remember what this lady is done she has to be held accountable I want to be rich I am rich I imagine myself lying I can fly I will beat my wings until I take off it was one of them ordered when that was taken hold of people when I had friends that were telling me that the secret is real and they imagine they were going to fulfill childhood dreams that had about whatever being a f****** astronaut whatever it whatever it would be there's a couple people that I knew they were trying to tell me that the secret was going to be the thing and that they had a vision board and photographs you put pictures up of the things that they wanted like them in front of large crowds and s*** and a boy can you wanting something you envisioning it but that's a little component in just how you live your life is not just sitting here wishing it so it's like saying I am going to be a bodybuilder because I drink water like no you should drink water and it will help you if you want to be a bodybuilder but I've talked to all these bodybuilders is they all drink water and they knew that if they drink water they would be giant baby giant huge people that's all you got to do okay but did they also perform reps to failure did they also take steroids that they also do these exercises squats deadlifts curls you know did they do all that stuff too but the water why aren't you believe this is what it's like these people they believe that they can do these things yet had this vision and they focus on this vision and it came to fruition also did they also busted their f****** ass and got lucky and we're in a business or career that they had some talent in and figured out what that career is and figured out how to navigate the very weird Waters of social interaction and skill acquisition and success and failure and how I learned from your V when was complete yeah of a sampling bias you're you're only asking people that are in the Mansions Tom Papa how did you do it I mean I see you here you have this place it's as big as the White House you have a giant lawn did you always know this is going to be your reality I saw I didn't I just put it on my vision board well known for some people died because they there was a story I was reading about Oprah unfortunately where this woman had terminal cancer and she she had stage 3 breast cancer and just decided that through the secret she was going to match herself a healthy person and you know she eventually want a dying from it because she didn't get treatment stopped conventional Medical Treatments but what part of so how far do you go with positive thinking cuz I see you was a fella that has goals and I would think positive thinking plays into your life so what does that even mean really like I think in a positive way I try to be positive whether you're trying to you know get better at something like you say if you're playing a game like what if looks like golf likes a take up Golf and you want to be a really good golfer like you start thinking about golf like how do I get better a call if you have to learn if to pay attention to instructional videos you have to maybe seek out coaching you have to play some games and lose you have to choke Under Pressure if they examine the mental game like what is wrong with my mental process when I approach a shot wrong with this was wrong with it and then become obsessed with the the idea of succeeding in that and I think that that can apply to everything yeah I mean believe in positive thinking and all the other stuff to do to this gigantic sort of spectrum of factors that have to be taken into consideration when you're trying to succeed at something positive thinking is one of them but it's also the understanding of how to eliminate laziness how to discipline yourself how to write down goals how did it how to make incremental steps towards Improvement how to recognize failure is not just the end of all your hard work but in fact the beginning of a new breakthrough because you understand like how to never do this wrong song the wrong way again dreaming right right exactly just that's why it's sold but I sold it I mean she was 89 4 hours did she really 67-63 so we ran a marathon yeah so let's let's think of when the secret came out I want to say that was like 2006 at 2004-2006 okay so 12 years ago she was so she was 50 years old how the f*** did you not know when you're 50 years old Chris Pocus it's not Hocus Pocus the cell. Two people is crazy and that's a book is sold I think I was reading it sold somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 million copies I want to believe if I believe is that enough it is a lot like that there was Trump's spiritual advisors was he's got some spiritual advisor some woman who is telling people to send her money it was send her money for January there's something so some whole article about it but it's basically essentially the same thing like the idea is that what is she saying Donald Trump's spiritual advisor Paula White suggests people send her their J salary or face consequences from God for some really I would love for the day where there's some real powerful spiritual individual who doesn't ask for money or spiritual individual


    Joe Rogan Rants About Kevin Coster & Waterworld
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    that looks more I learn that was pretty badass oboe and pop that's in Waterworld not the movie right that's not a good example but they have a damn good themed show at Universal Hammond live show Hicks at Waterworld so everybody we're like everybody is drowning water has risen to the top of everything don't go during a cold that it doesn't matter good or bad seats man that that s*** goes up into the 15-16 throws look at that that is good production value filming anything involving water like you're everything is insanely expensive right now relationship is going to f****** cigar in his mouth and they Lowe's movies yeah I may have weird like comedic guys and then Dennis Hopper's kind of looks cool but it's kind of weird we was made in a place with no f****** water to be dirty f****** plagiarist just jump in the water no failure starring Kevin Costner but Kevin Costner who I'm not a huge Kevin Costner found love that guy but he would he was in a couple of stinkers the kind of show them for a long time the postman from 1997 is one of the worst movies yeah you get kicked in the head there and in this movie like who is Kevin Costner as deliver the letters it's like this big thing in the future there's no post office anymore so he's got to be like the postman but I tried to kill him but he's got to run across the bridge do it novel if I remember correctly see if that movie The Postman is based on a novel I think it's based on a science fiction or a future fiction novel if I remember correctly I never even heard of that movie was so bad I think it might be like post-nuclear War something who's trying to stop them people don't like male but guess what year it takes place in 2014 Blade Runner 2019


    Joe Rogan Remembers Zamfir: Master of the Pan Flute
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    what why in accordion-like what is are you a monkey I know the guy with the accordion the monkey dance monkey dance isn't I love the sound of an accordion and I just saw it and I just wanted to bring something to the new studio if they have a lot of weird s*** here and this is weird that somebody loved this sound so much that they decided to make an instrument out of it the orchestra has never been like a really respected piece of musical instrument Zydeco New Orleans buckwheat Zydeco ever hear that guy there's literally no competition he's the Tony Hawk of the Pan Flute right Deli that is a very forgettable sound recorder it's for like things you learn when you're in fourth grade and they teaching music like thing I never I never paid attention to the recorder because they gave me the recorder and I'll go will come I don't see this bands can you put in your cases they just give you a dad put it in there how old app tree my God by on the trail figured out yeah yeah exactly what we're going to do this we're just going to throw up flute in the mix and then everybody's like I was doing the show last weekend and this guy had an oboe is like in San Francisco is one of the Vos in the world he's playing with instruments very melancholy just beautiful but it really was occurring to me like why milk this who thought this sound was so important when we're going to make an instrument so we can recreate this feeling and this sound for all those instruments and how much she gave me a pen and paper and told me to draw no but I'll be f***** yeah it was not what I thought it was looks like we'll I want to say and I'm thinking of a trombone I'm thinking of a thing where but it's definitely not that it's way bigger


    Joe Rogan Looks Back on Chappelle's Show - "Dave's a Genius"
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    you so I take the worst most embarrassing stuff that happens and talk about it because that is gives you a front-row seat at what training the Mind actually looks like and if you can't have a sense of humor about how crazy you are you are truly Fox for a long time I was actually in the very first episode we by chance I was walking through New York and I saw Dave and if this was before the show at even benefit I didn't even know it existed but I rented a Bobcat Goldthwait who's there I'm like what's up man what you guys doing these like he was and he me and him walking through Manhattan and he's got this crazy fake mustache. He's like you got the best New York boobs and he would give someone like a ribbon for have a New York boobs and was really silly but fun and so I was like Wow they've got to show up and then you know turns out the greatest sketch show in the history of the world and years later he calls me up again and asked me to do this thing for they want to do a Fear Factor sketch with Tyrone Biggums will do like what year is it for ya think it's before that is it before that I want to say it's 2 2002 maybe yeah because I wasn't even doing the man show back then and I was doing that in 2003 so I think it's mm to the Fear Factor bit is one of my favorite that's in season 2 of fiber call perhaps the greatest television show of all time I think it's the greatest sketch comedy show of all time on a lot of the all-time great shows like In Living Color so the other ones bought they had so many seasons if you boiled them down to two seasons maybe there might be some but he's got some sketches that works just groundbreaking like the black white supremacist has to his blind Jeff and I were talking about on the car ride home from this event we did together I was watching Black Bush which was another I think unbelievably released season 2 where he plays George W bush his version of George W bush and all the rationale for going into the war in Iraq and it's unbelievably funny deeply introspective very intensely well-thought-out and he's not he's not a surface guy by any stretch of the imagination I love I really do I love him I know it was he was there were telling him what to say they were telling him there is so much money involved that they were trying to get him to slightly water down his content in order to make it more palatable for advertisers they were asking him does not say the n-word there was a lot of behind-the-scenes nonsense that I dealt with the exact same Administration, Central so I'm well aware of how silly they were about certain things they had these corporate ideas and this is also right around the same time Janet Jackson's nipple popped out there in the snow which f****** oddly enough changed everything people started freaking out about content because of a nipple it was it was very it was a very weird time for television and in their defense what they do is their producers they're not they're not creative people their Executives and they didn't know how to handle how to keep it funny and keep it free and loose but also figure out a way to make it fit into what their corporate structure is of what's acceptable not acceptable for advertising was just a klusterfuk of control and neediness and too many cooks in the kitchen and and people's ego but there's a lot of people just wanted to affect the show just so that they can put their greasy fingerprints on it and that's a really common thing with television that that ego aspect of you know these different people who are high up on the food chain in the you know exactly world wanting to put their stamp on a show and then talking openly about putting their stample that was my idea I thought it was really important we get Dave out there like that in a couple months and I'm just going to come back and quit and everybody's like whoa but that's who Dave is that's that's a lot of people that walk away from 50 million dollars pewter he didn't do stand up for a long time and when he did it he did it for free it would just show up places like you would show up places with a speaker and plug it into a microphone in a park in Seattle and just start doing stand-up there's a lot of stories about people just gather around hundreds of people and he would just be doing stand-up for these random people and they're like what's going on or something or like or an inner compass that was smoked a lot of weed hitting that vape pen and I don't know how strong that vape pen is but he's like 7 8 9 10 hits deep in 40 minutes in a Mighty-O this could get super slippery yeah I just kept pulling out this vape pen yeah it was literally with him through the entire set in his hand that's increasing the degree of difficulty cat pulling out this vape pen yeah it mean it was literally with him through the entire set in his hand that's increasing the degree of difficulty that I said I would not want to


    Joe Rogan Reacts to #MeToo, Latest Harvey Weinstein News
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    I don't need anything but in this I still it's still my wife thank God I could not have married a woman that didn't have nice tits and women out there a little sister angry right now sorry you're not real women I'm kidding I'm kidding but I couldn't read one I respect you and I'll hang out with you I'll let you know my shows but I'm not going to marry you if you get out of Jessie, Show respect all women I just think I'm really kill people back there me to hang out there find me to on the social media Jesus Christ and the end actually harassed I would say it's probably a hundred percent and luck is Harvey Weinstein thing is atrocious and guys that are like that are the reason why guys like us have to watch what we say all the sensitivity that we've been talkin about is because of a few out not a few assholes not assholes but we're not talking about a person trying to get late we're talking about a person who is holding employment over people right power did you see the TMZ thing or TMZ they were describing the nature of his contract that he had sexual assault and and sexual harassment lawsuits written into the contract again I can wave your fine 411 one person saying it was a certain amount of money for to allegations of know she was more for 300,000 to 5750 million he must reimburse TWC for the settlement or judgment Additionally you Weinstein will pay the company liquidated damages of $250,000 for the first such instance $500,000 for the second such instance 754 the third and a million for each additional instance just imagine that they wrote this in their complicit they're all complicit there's another provision he can be fired for the purpose purpose if you send that information perpetuation that's a weird word yeah it is perpetuation buy you wine scene of a material fraud against the company okay what does that mean the question where's the fraud Lance mirror off a board member who negotiated the Weinstein 2014-2015 contract set in an interview and we've confirmed the board new Weinstein that settled prior lawsuits brought by various women but they assumed it was a cover-up consent sure it was the board's assumption does not constitute fraud on once he's part is how TWC fired Weinstein suppose Weinstein no Weinstein supposedly without giving a specific reason we could potentially violate the terms of the contract oh my God that's crazy but here's the kicker even if Weinstein had committed fraud by not fully in board of directors that contract says before he can be fired as the right to mediation if that doesn't work he's entitled to arbitration he got neither he was summarily fired and sources connected with Weinstein tell TMZ he was never given a specific reason wow yeah way to look at it that's that mentality and you know what that level the powerbrokers that run Hollywood you know they're all f****** it's Trump is like that too it's all aggression it's all come at you when you come at them to be the head of Miramax Miramax is Warner Silverado Miramax so at the very least he's responsible for some of the most iconic movies ever the most Oscars of any studio in the last 20 years so everyone kiss his ass massive amounts of power and influence over people like royalty right Parks they all come like if you just stuck with like prostitutes come out the same way it would have come out sexual assault on it sounds like a weekly basis I mean this story broke what five days ago and is already so many women that have come out and now you've got a bounty on more women to come out like this summer I think that there's somebody else is offering a certain amount of money every woman that comes out against him so it's going to be like Cosby all over again and you think about but God but because we was drugging and raping another step cuz walk out of the room in the back rub or whatever else Whitney Cummings was telling me her and one of her friends was an actress that did their show at the Largo the other night and they were in The Green Room they were talking about how many women literally wrote into their contract like not rode into Abbott was an agreement that they would f*** him to get like editors cut they would f*** him to get more lines there yeah girls like prominent actresses had sex with him to ensure that they got big roles has written down some of it was agreed upon I don't know if they wrote it but these things were agreed upon and that he always kept his end of the bargain he was known and known for hooking them up is part of how he got this whole thing to work which means every director and editor that kept those lines in New letters all the time with you chop that whole scene cuz they don't work yeah but that's only that's like say it like when did it happen did it happen before the film was shot like she would give them Final Cut like you would allow them to be in the editing room or was it like I will give you the choice part whatever it was like some sneaky deal is coming out like I have no idea I can't believe it I'm so horrified how do you not know that I'm a road, can I knew about it in the middle of Hollywood for 15 years what did you know I knew that he was a casting couch guy everybody knew that he was the sleazy fat I was with joke about how like I think he makes himself less attractive because it's more of a power trip for him all right you got the part yeah just doesn't blow doesn't wash on purpose locker rooms or forever in this in this industry not this industry the music the movie Into the music industry as well who is like there's a similar position the music business and like people know like you can't have a young boys around this guy big time powerful name I literally can't tell you but he was saying like man there is there are people in the music business that are in the exact same situation like they f*** people to have them move on and move up and move forward Nike some big-time powerful guys name I literally can't tell you who the f*** it was but he was saying like man there is there are people in the music business that are in the exact same situation like they f*** people to have them move on and move up and move forward


    Joe Rogan Rants About Cultural Appropriation "It's stupid!"
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    we're getting Eliza we're kidding don't call Elisa either get mad at that to Eliza you know she doesn't use the last name anymore well neither does that what Christina is Christina P now really Sebastian Maniscalco is to Sebastian now why people getting crazy lately take guitars just tagged is that cultural appropriation to white person use only one name punch my screen they're saying that hoop earrings are cultural appropriation girls aren't allowed to wear hoop earrings really criticizes cultural appropriation to know how soft you have to be to give in to that together and how how f****** dumb you have to be to say that so dumb jokes racist I think it's the jungle people that only wear giant f****** poops in their ears what I read was Latinas Latinas are criticizing it saying it's a part of their culture cornrows skinny braids does cultural appropriation are they allowed they shouldn't be is a Melting Pot of cultural appropriation you dumb cuts that is the whole idea of having a civilization that you get to share each other's food share each other's recipe listen to each other's music listen to each other's jokes and stories get by each others clothes you know there was a journalist that went to Japan and they were talking about cultural appropriation whether or not they thought that like white girls like Katy Perry wearing the Geisha outfit with cultural appropriation and they were they were like universally saying nowhere happy that people love Japanese culture and that they do that they're happy get these f****** dummies that are just looking to complain and criticize and just call out everything and everybody about everything yeah it's oh my God the opinion actually eyelids I legit grateful you sharing it TBH to be honest had the other day I appreciate that I have dreads and you have Chinese tattoos mainstream Society thanks for everything you did for the Nets and Hoops had your poster up on my wall growing up ocean that's really classy somebody really need to tell him like alright bro we get you want to be black like we get it but the last name is Lynn alright well he's right who said that the other guy who is the other guy that dates back to the Greeks and the Romans there's ancient sculptures of Caucasian looking people dreadlocks were worn by the Vikings is not a black thing because some black people wear them does not mean at the end of the idea that this is a real thing that's cultural appropriation of people going around pointing at people saying you can't wear your hair a certain way like we're limiting hairstyles so many people are just looking forward to criticizing getting shity with people over almost nothing complete assimilation like you said let's pick the best s*** from each culture and make it just American hodgepodge and that's what it's about with gentrification you know you want people to not all live in one neighborhood in all dress exactly the same as each other you want there to be a merging of different looks different addresses sure working in different trades you know that used to be if you were Irish you were a cop that's it that's what we f****** did you know we were We Were Soldiers when we first came over here and like the 1860s during the famine they just got off the boat hungry and extra f****** uniform on us and sent us into fight front lines against South or you were a cop and then after that the gun of the trades is a lot of Irish people in unions Sprite and a lot of Irish in the longshoremen's union lot of Irish and that you know the Carpenters Union yeah are there food into some sort of a unique thing and it's it was a big thing for a while people love Fusion yeah they love that kind of food and now there's a ton of people complaining when white people cook Mexican food I forget his name and he opened up a Mexican restaurant and all these people got pissed that this guy is cooking Mexican food but this guy's been writing books about Mexican Cuisine goes down to Mexico and learns how to cook authentic Mexican dishes from people that live in these Villages and towns in Mexico and and like has a deep love and appreciation for the culture of Mexico Mexican Cuisine scholar and all these people give his f****** poor guy that's his name all what is the name Rick Bayless and he's famous I mean I've ever read one of his books on Mexican food and I've seen articles written on them and video interviews and stuff and this guy is getting in in trouble with other people when chefs become famous cooking other cultures food own your culture your f****** idiot you know why because you didn't create it you didn't invent Pizza you didn't invent pasta you didn't invent Chinese food it's been around for hundreds of f****** years you were just born born with a certain ethnicity you don't own that ethnicity the idea that you can keep other people from enjoying it and appreciate the history of other human beings is f****** racist and it's stupid this this thing that we're getting into we're criticizing people you know based on various aspects of culture that they enjoy it since Saturday do you like fashion in this country door I mean from high fashion all the way down to like the Disco era when all the sudden music Godfather lyrics in them getting together with DMC and doing Walk This Way that was if that's what America supposed to be kids today looking to point the finger at the world they see and looking to find fault in it and find fault in each other and it's this call out culture that we see there's plenty of s*** is wrong in the world there's plenty of s*** and I guess this is just a byproduct of people having the freedom to communicate mean that's what we're saying but there's there's plenty of s*** to really pay attention to Jeremy Lin wearing dreadlocks isn't on that list you know girls that wear hoop earrings my kids wear baggy pants so what so what he had to me that's a sign that they're like accepting Black Culture they wanted in term intermix they want to hang out together and share each other's Fashions and ideas and drugs and women


    Joe Rogan on Going Sober for a Month #SoberOctobert
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    I mean if we do a few episodes here will be like this is the spot again once the booze in the weed starts again and November how hard is that been for you easy for easy talk to you about like initial think wasn't quitting weed initial thing was just getting Bert Kreischer to not die so like our idea was like so let's see if we can get him to go sober for a month he and he was like I can run a marathon. Hobart in a hot yoga class no video no but they take videos after him and Tom get out and they're both young beat red and covered in sweat pretty obvious they want is doing a man is the booze so and then but people come to me about the weed so the weed wasn't in the original bet the original bet was just no booze which I thought and then they're like we did not tell them until the end and go you pussies but then I was making such a big deal out of it I say actually dude I'm not smoking pot either just to let the cat out of the bag Tom Segura tinu but people come up to you like like you're not eating for a month like you okay please just to relax it's never like an addiction it ever felt like you needed to add if we don't need it. For 17 days I was today is supposed to be the 17th so no pot for 17 days at the most before going on now little nervous about smoking again so paranoid and all these demons going to come creeping up into my conscious you know why everybody freaks out when you get them high because we're so used to getting high that when we get high it's no big deal yeah but when people don't get high and couple hits that's pretty much it and you never do it before shows right never never ever and you took a long time ago when I first met you we back in the day when we first started out you would just quit booze and you aren't doing nothing no pot no booze no nothing like what was it that made you realize I could smoke a little weed it was New Year's Eve 92004 low so I have not smoked pot for 14 years or drank or anything and I'm standing outside of the Improv in San Francisco and I'm with I won't mention the manager's name but a manager who smokes a lot of pot that we all know and love and the entire cast of the marijuana laws is Doug Benson Tony convene and Brian Posehn there is just like a weird thing where you know I don't know if you were done two years eve in San Francisco but there's like three different venues at all do, do you know there's cops is the punchline and then there's a big fear that the Palais the Palace of Fine Arts or whatever and then there's an after-party at the punchline and it's the greatest after party because usually go on the road and maybe you got to your open or whatever and you hang out but this is always like you know every comic San Francisco comes together understand over the joint the hand it to me and I just felt like this is the moment I'm supposed to smoke pot again and I did and and then the weirdest f****** thing happen is I went down to help Molly you know she had a the van coming from the palace and she had a box of booze that have been The Backstage Bar and she's carrying a bottle of vodka and she's walking towards the steps and his group we were talking about San Francisco homeless people before group of like you know they're like 21 and they're like Street urchins they're like you know some was like yeah they come out it's like that type of person and they grabbed the bottle of booze out of Molly's hand and I'm standing there with Todd Barry Paul F Tompkins and like I think Greg proops is like two guys in suits and so they grabbed his bottle from Molly and she chases after them I'm like what the f*** are you doing I thought your booze it said clubs booze and she runs right in the middle of them and they should grab the bottle and she's fighting with this woman over it and these guys are surrounding her and I run in and I grabbed her and start pulling around the same time guys fist cocked waiting to take a shot of me and I'm yelling to these guys up here and nothing and so I kind of pulled her out of there and we have run away and then as we're walking up the stairs they threw a blockbuster an m-80 and it landed right near us and it blew out Owen it was a lesbian and people were crying it was like really traumatic and I'm high I'm like this is to work after 14 years I was just like I was walking the girl back to hotel 14 years I was just like I was walking the girl back to hotel cuz she was sobbing wasn't TIG it was it was a lesbian comedian who had a girlfriend with her and yeah crazy


    Bert Kreischer on Being Sober for #SoberOctobert, Joe Quitting Weed
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    hello everybody I'm live here with super Yogi Bert Kreischer a newly sober athlete resting heart rate of 4747 that's pretty crazy man lower your heart rate blockers on that and then say the 12th on Monday headed axe I quit the day before I listen to you guys and all the f****** armchair doctors were like you're going to die you need to be medically induced into a coma I'm I going to die Australian tour there were hints of that like there was not I was flying for me every night and I drink on planes I had influence over at that time I said there was I but I was I was always been very measured with my booze so I wasn't I wasn't going nuts did you feel good when you're doing that you feel when you're drinking in flying and you felt bad I actually felt really bad I was definitely ready that's a great way to go into not drinking is flight Australia do a tour for two weeks then fly back was like f****** bring it dude that much but I feel way better to it's weird it's like I would have like maybe a shot for going stage some nights with some nights not and then you know maybe someone go you want a beer yeah beer may have one or two and then maybe I'll have a glass of wine with dinner so you know on a regular Friday night I might have for drinks and now nothing for 12 days and no pot I went off the potty I know he was giving me such a hard time do you prove you're all right at the end of the month easy Department easy but the dreams have been different it is really interesting when you don't smoke pot your dreams like completely objectively I mean why that can't be good to not be dreaming right probably something happening why was my first few days of not drinking I couldn't get out of lucid dreaming and I was I was having intense lucid dreams where I was well aware I was asleep but I knew that if I could just I knew that I knew that I was dreaming waking up at 6 in the morning and going like feel good that and by the way I know that you would like there's like a lot of people through your podcast and not like British house where my favorite people I love that guy he's awesome 82 blood sugar be like coffee I haven't had like a cup of coffee in probably like maybe like 8 months now what is it about coffee is it do you put some in coffee when does Starbucks in getting a coffee more than I ever enjoy going to a bar it is I get up and I feel like I'm part of the community I like say hi to people I said that's a nice I've never said this I go get a cup of coffee and he was like sure we both got coffees at like 10 in the morning at the airport I was like oh I got a whole day ahead of me like I got coffee and I had the funnest Sunday I've ever had that when I got home at night coffee is like right now during this really great place right what are you are you thinking this is just a vacation from your other life or are you changing your life my therapist wasn't my therapist when this started he said do not do the challenge I think it's a really bad idea I was like really he was yeah a****** therapist do you have I've heard this that Christine was Madame yesterday that my therapist how you feeling I said good I'm not driving like an epiphany I wish I had an epiphany epiphany I'm just enjoying it I'm really having a good time cuz I don't know how I don't know how I'm going to get back in the drink and he's like that's what you should have done this if you want to quit drinking you should have just done it for yourself despite for Tom I can only work in those parameters things like at the end of this month when November 4th rolls around how you going to just go get f***** up will obviously yeah Azaria New Orleans like I'm better than this too many for get up there and if such great chemistry and they're showing like inside Cliffs and it's like a bunch of different stuff that they do like sober October very quickly that we could about our hot yoga class re re f****** put Draper Joe you look I know are you get a lot of s*** online and everyone's but a buck with already but I will tell you this is been exponentially fun because of his involvement because this is right in his little swing Zone when you said you were when you said I'm not I'm not quitting weed get ready for the assault on Joe comments ready I want them to spend then we're going to Workshop each other's comments I want you to be the first comment on this video that I post on this thing saying Joe's not taking part of sober October I think he likes the marijuana for self-medication he does and you know he has set his life up and leave anyone looked at our from the outside in you said in his life up for him he's got his great apartment in does he wants East Village he got all his friends they all go out every night he's taking it seriously he got mad the other day when I was f****** with them and I sent that text saying that I listen to your podcast sorry and it seems you have been doing all the poses but good news is still plenty of 15 different that was the first level in the second level was like look just go to classes and whatever things that you didn't do from the other classes you guys redo money on her system we don't have to do the whole class just stand around I was totally f****** with him but he took it seriously a****** we're all professional comedians in you're the rudest one out of all of us he said he hope you Ralph eat funny things that stinks I wish this had been part of the better we should have stayed in I wish you would gotten that yellow Corvette had stayed in La this entire month and been able to been a part of it cuz there is a communal no show what in DC that first night and people are like people like we should take a moment of silence and I was like you to take a moment to read me pray for you it was so much f****** fun me while smoking weed for 11 days is one of the f****** easiest things I've ever done in my life it's not hard at all I just don't smoke pot it's not like I go on native 9 sets that's a most sets of done no weed ever really like since I started smoking pot like 20 years ago I will real I did I did spot to the store the other night and I had great set stone sober and let you know what's so funny is I have a lot of apologies to issue on this podcast there's a lot of things that I said when we were drinking that I then did and when it's a little wrong about that I didn't realize that and having a drink with you on stage there's a little bit of a comfort level knowing I can kill this drink and I don't have to deal with this like and that first night. Saturday night I went on with no booze for both shows and I'm not late show as I go I could use a cocktail and I definitely drink on woman sober I enjoy it but I would say like if you had said we should you get drunk on stage like no never but I definitely bring drinks on stage with me a breathalyzer test arrested with me it's f****** ruthless running hills that's that's where it's at man but let's just say I didn't realize I got to run the time all the time and I can easily run under 10 minute mile I go on the road and my first set of miles was like 12 minute miles and I was I was in pain and I was like woah this is not the same and then I got to attend Sprint really expensive I thought about getting one but so what I do now is I'm doing road work a deal with them they're the guys who made the reverse hyper machine that we have in the back and I'm actually called True Form behind it into it and it's got like a slope and you run up on it and it really is like the closest thing to running I still think actual running is better but that is a very close second according to out 5000 but they're really expensive bowling alley if you had to have one piece of equipment in your house you know and you budgeted it out five thousand bucks probably worth it if you could actually use it and get in great shape with it but I really feel like the best way to do it is just go outside I mean I think we'll give especially if you can go somewhere where there's like a dirt trail and I got a leg to look at make some more interesting yeah I just really beautiful yeah I go to the park that like where JoJo used to live right by this park I used to go there all the time as he's healthy and and I go to the park once every morning we go my wife a walk it and I run it and I'm loving it so what I'm doing is I'm doing road work but three times a week and then twice we can get on the treadmill and I'm trying to run 5 days a week plantar fasciitis is terrifying. Shin splints when you first started doing yoga are you noticing you noticing rather that your foot was like unstable and that like it it fits her it hurt your feet try to balance on one foot to do the poses I did not notice that per se but I did notice that what I noticed it in the one thing that is why is the reason I will continue doing hot yoga or yoga General maybe but I probably Hot Yoga I like the sweat is my feet are stronger a lot stronger like I was going to say to Bobby Kelly I was going to text him and when I run now I've no pain in my feet why would I was I was going to say this girl we should fat shame him and get him healthy. Close to them with you guys you got to know who you can f*** with who's going to take it serious like I feel like I can't f*** with Ari anymore like he takes it seriously he just needs to get over the hump of hot yoga


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the Stan Lee Misconduct Allegations
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    you know it's funny because like there are these chapters it's like this is all coming full circle to but we're talking about with like Richard Branson on a boat stuck doing coke there's a cycle and if you hang in there long enough become school again like if you're hammered and your 20 and you're out there having a party it's kind of silly and it's fun but if you're hammered and your sixties kind of sad yeah but if your hammer it's funny again he's going to hang in there a nine-year-old drunk I got about you all just suck my dick which by the way apparently the latest in the sexual harassment Olympics the latest entry is Stan Lee from Marvel Comics Shakedown he says they're trying to get money from that he is like a lot of 95 year old dudes with 20 million bucks in the bank in about 6 months to live just getting it on if you worth well. Go back to that he okay he bought someone then was revealed that someone had bought an $850,000 condo in his name without his knowledge and I was last week I don't know what happened did a full audit of his accounts following the Ford's check whether this is any way related okay he might be being honest this might be in reaction Shakedown this guy is so much money that someone bought an $850,000 condo in his name and he didn't learn about it until they were going over the books yeah Stanley be a hero I'd like to think that he's not there the guy who's trying to tell these maids to suck his dick me to couple of his guys few but hang in there guys


    Joe Rogan on French Comedians Steal Jokes From Jerry Seinfeld & Dave Chappelle
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    something's happening now we're French Comics are getting exposed for stealing American Comedy verbatim and and and translating to French Lick and there was a video that came out today that show Dave Chappelle and then some French comic ripping them off Jerry Seinfeld and then some French, quick ripping them off with the same hand motions the same during a vacuum French things you spoke both English and French and heard about forever from the Montreal Comedy Festival oh really perform there but we would perform in Montreal and we would talk to guys who were Comics that's that spoke English and French right and a lot of guys that spoke French sometimes he would tell you they did French shows Comics that are famous only in the french-speaking world of touring comedy and they just steal from American comics and just say their stuff in French I got a blatant there's a handful of comedians that were making a living touring several years to stealing everybody s*** I love having hair a guy from 2004 so this is their going God this is like #me too it's hilarious copy comicmix 85 or 86 to 2005 or do you know him yeah it's it's interesting and they're using a hashtag copy comic and #copy comic mix this is like French speaking two medians who don't do this is like enough is enough you f**** and yeah yeah maybe maybe using a hashtag copy comic and #copy comic mix this is like French speaking Canadians who don't do this is like enough is enough you f**** and yeah yeah maybe maybe


    Joe Rogan Receives a Pair of YEEZY's
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    happy New Year Tom Papa thank you for the gift you're welcome I've always wanted one of these it's amazing not really it is that I really don't want today when was herpes snow I said take this back these are yours you keep them came back and brought me the right size 6 first you brought me the wrong with our wrong with them because this looks like something from the 90s yeah like some kind of shoe from the 90s now what level of change would there be if I started wearing these to run the mountains what would if they were really comfortable any like them either what's going on so you think that if I put them on I would all the sudden love them and I would get it those are Street maybe there are those for the street does he have like a bird he'll worthy of like a extra hook in the back of the heel like a normal heel that does to the Boost it's the style of shoe it's the bottom that's what is it do they have this like military style number thing on the side like some f****** Korean missile Supply side like some f****** Korean missile that I couldn't tell you what it stands for I've seen it multiple things that could just be Supply or could be, could be an acronym for something


    "Eddie Bravo Looks Into It" Sitcom Intro - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    if it doesn't hurt me I shouldn't be such a big deal I want to know right now on this podcast who's running this country there's a bunch of different factions that you called a government History Science Education energy everything is always been controlled by the government since. oh look at the time illegal aliens in the workplace as recommended by the commission headed by former congresswoman Barbara Jordan if you look into the experiments to prove that the Earth is spinning all of them failed experiments to prove that the Earth is spinning all of them self look into it


    Joe Rogan Learns About New PED Testing
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    that the place is incredible and we will have Clint and Duncan on the podcast explain all that what's in that little silver one of the things that we want to do with this program again is you know first and foremost is to protect the UFC athlete protect the rights of clean athletes but we also want to influence other sports influence anti-doping is a hole so you saw that came to us early this year and said we got some new technology what are you guys think about using your program to be the first to kind of roll it out and so the answer was well as the science good as it validated they said yeah it is I was actually a conference Midsummer back in New York and sat on a panel with Major League Baseball PGA Tour in the UFC and bunch anti-doping scientists there and they were talking about this technology and the other leagues were ass hey you guys going to Institute that look like now absolutely if you saw the science tells me this this works we want to be the first especially if it's more convenient and more efficient for a program so what this is is it's a leaching advice and you know until this came out basically to get any blood test from you got some scissors a nice done the phlebotomist the full-on needle in the vein take out a vileblood so with this leaching device it's got 30 microneedles in it size about eyelash you put it up on your arm hit this button and painlessly the microneedles reach into just a capillary so just the blood of the top of the of the skin and draw out a small amount of blood and this this light turns red when that blood Shawn out the blood is Dan deposit onto an index card is called dry blood spot testing so a drop or two of Blood on the Four Corners the cards then sealed up placed in the mail and sent to a lotta Laboratory possible so you know you talked to our roster and ask them would you prefer big needle stuck in the vein of your arm and a vial of blood taken out vs. completely painless you know Leach of some blood from the capillaries they're all going to say obviously this you talk about cost so blood taken out of a Vonage alarm requires a phlebotomist so in those cases were doing a blood test they usually take a drug collection officer and a phlebotomist to take out of the blood to take out the blood I mean that's that's is there a vial of blood needs to be cold shipped to the water Laboratories here you're talking about dried blood on an index card that just needs to be sealed up it becomes tamper-proof once it is and put in the mail for $0.55 to the athlete for our program and again we want to lead and I think you know we talked about this question regularly about local or Regional MMA shows just great what you guys are doing for your program but how much does this program cost you and it is a multimillion-dollar program a year and they said we'd love to do something like that but you know we can't afford that something like this where now you cut your costs down from sending blood to uniform $80,000 to you know maybe $100 this device and 1 DCL going to collect it out and put it on the card thing at some really great implications and I met some of the UFC but you know throughout the sport wow wow credible anything else to wrap this up we could do it in a chart and I mean it pretty much everyone agrees and it's just it's really change the nature of fighting it really hasn't changed the sport changed almost stated doping cuz I told you I really appreciate the platform you out here literally every fighter in and camping manager you know when are roster watches us to be able to get in and talk about these things talk about that new technology we just use that actually think Rose namajunas was the first fighter that you saw it a try that out on so I sent her a text when I Rose I heard they they did the legion device and the blood the dried blood spot test would you think she said awesome didn't feel a thing and she said my mind is blown I detect how far technology has come here and that's a big part of the anti-doping and that deterrent when you're now saying look at how the technology is evolving here and you get an athlete that thanks why he not I think I cannot with them or out cottonmouths then they see s*** like this they're going to stay in their perceptions almost as important as reality in a lot of these occasions and they start seeing things like this and that it turned factors built up any higher and higher I had but now it seems like it's even and with the possibility of freezing your sample and then looking towards it to the Future you're it's it's not worth it. I don't know if I call it even yet but gas is definitely narrowing and you're affecting the the way that dopers are doping these days I think you know now that the microdosing I think it's big and it's difficult to catch microdosing but you've altered the behavior of the Doper from taking you know drugs really unabated to very small amounts of the benefits aren't going to be as great I think you got to consider that a win for anti-doping I think that Gap continues to it to Merrill and when they microdose like what what is like say would that be like testosterone or something like that testosterone EPL probably the two most common Berry Irwin so from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. they wouldn't test them during the tour the thought was these guys are erasing up side of the mountain 4 5 6 hours a day do you let these guys sleep May figure it out if we do something at 10:01 buy 601 there isn't a certain, be clear so you know yeah that prospects all is out there that's why the UFC program there's no limits on the test you know clean Sport and try to ensure would there be a way that I change that like would there be some sort of a wearable device that would detect changes in your body have often thought that have out of wearable devices tamper-proof they collected everything 24 hours a day do you peel it off after a couple weeks and it's and it's tested would be the window that they need to sleep while they're doing that must have this device on that detect any changes their metabolism any changes input and then they can't eat while they're on I mean believe me the anti-doping community is always thinking about things I talked to Travis Tygart the CEO of you saw it last week and he made it clear and that you saw that I think things like that so I mean that that race is always going on and is always in a continuing Travis Tygart the CEO of you saw it last week and he made it clear and that you saw that I think dedicates three million dollars a year toward research and anti-doping things like that so I mean that that race is always going on and is always in a continuing


    Joe Rogan on the Problems with Weight Cutting in the UFC
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    let's get and do we we briefly touched on weight cutting but I know that the UFC is recognized that there is to do the real issue and what steps have we taken to try to mitigate the problems are caused by week cutting another one of the reasons why I love the performance Institute in the staff that we had their and there before then and really stem from the usada program wear under the water code to ban the use of IVs and so cuz I was kind of the person obviously goes back to the to the cyclist they were using IVs to basically flush their system of drugs to manipulate their buy a biological passport so if there is blood doping or using EPO and it would have a tendency to lower those and normalize with biological passport levels and so whadda learn that through some of the investigations that you know they were conducted and determine that ibus INXS female leaders every 6 hours will be prohibited so when we announced that we were adopting the water prohibited list and prohibited methods there was some some blowback within the UFC Community saying hey these things are used regularly because Fighters are pushing themselves to the edge to make wait and do you understand what you're doing here are you going to put Fighters and unsafe position for they're going to get in and not be rehydrated so we took a look at that and spoke with you Sade and said hey we should in a slowly roll out the IV ban so we actually delayed that by 3 months to program went into effect July 1st and we instituted the IB van October 1st so we had three months of getting fighter prepared for it educated and why that they were banned nevertheless I mean real quickly the whole weight cutting issue came kind of into my plate and while and I wasn't an expert in it I had to get out and talk to a lot of Fighters camps coaches of IVs and give them you know alternatives to rehydrating the right way and so I again not being extra myself I reached out to what I found were for experts in the world done certain guy by the name of dr. Robert Kenneth PhD exercise physiologist works at the US Army Research Institute of environmental medicine studies environmental effects on soldiers his expertise being dehydration so soldiers in the Middle East that are Marching for our days upon a time run out of water dehydrate themselves how do we get these Fighters back early Soldier back rehydrated and back into the fight and thought hey this is type of expert that we need to talk to extreme dehydration not you know some kid that has diarrhea is mildly dehydrated with some some Pedialyte so we brought him in had him actually the week of UFC 200 he was in town got a chance to talk to a lot of the the fighters coming in and analyze the message using he recommended to us pay you know here's the maximum amount of weight fighters in the you should recommend Fighters a losing that fight week and that's how we came up with our way kyline of 8% so we recommend when those fighter check in Tuesday for Saturday fight there within 8% of their goal weight usually on Friday not a requirement of recommendation but you know we put that out there and educated heavily on that sense then you talk Randy Foster the executive director of California is really taking the lead in terms of commissions on in at combating dangerous weight cutting he worked with us pretty closely on developing his 10-point weight cutting plan or plan to combat serious way cutting includes his commission making calls to fighters on the card 30 days out 10 days out making them a little bit more accountable farther out than fight week he's also got a provision where Fight Night she takes the fighters weight ways then and their recommendation is the only put on 10% of your weight back on plus a pound if they're over that California can recommend the fight or move up a weight class so really yeah I mean just a lot of you know education recommendations not hear a lot of people talk about and I'm curious for for your thoughts on this way we can stop this instant if you lose your way back on your suspended six months 12 months you know whatever your door does not going to let you do fight my concern there's when you have absolute rules Fighters going to do everything possible to you now to make wait so you had a rule that if you miss weight can't fight again for 12 months you have to move up weight class Fighters going to kill themselves to make way my fear would be that you put an absolute rule out there and someone get hurts because of the rule that you put in place which is a I think it's a measured approach re-evaluated but I think right now the rules that are out there between our recommendations California's rules or more guideline recommendations and then that in conjunction with doing at the performance Institute where I mean you saw last week there is no excuse if you have issues making weight or you're not sure where your weight class is at you had every resource available to best in the world to you to come in and find that out to be given a plan on how to safely then make weight so you know it's a multimillion-dollar investment that the UFC is put I think toward that problem and you know had maybe 2-3 years from now we say that was with good intentions but not enough we need to do more but I think right now that's our strategy on the issue a couple things would have to happen to really stop all the real heavy duty weight cutting out of the picture I think what one FC is trying to do is there they're doing hydration test and I did they do a series of my believe they do three leading up to the fight which really was it Benavides was telling me this, someone was telling me this essentially made it almost impossible for you to cut weight so they do a hydration test on way in hydration test know the exact protocol but what they've done is essentially made it so that you can't be dehydrated like you can't when you weigh in you have to weigh in and you don't like if you're fighting at 170 but you know you you get on the scale and your f****** dying feel like no you're not really 170 like that that's really weird should be this idea that the best way to fight is to cheat and a drain all yourself of fluids and then pretend that you're a hundred sixty pounds then get back on the scale in 15 hours later 185 that's f****** crazy that doesn't make any sense you're not really a hundred and sixty pound fighter your 185 pound fighter who almost died it's interesting enough I talked with force a lot about this cuz he went through such a great asset to the company but he says look there's certain guys and girls that have genetic ability to pick Carrie another have good muscle mass usually that just carry a ton of water and its it's not difficult is not dangerous for them to drop 10 or 15 pounds and 15 pounds under see if if there are a fighting at 170 LBJ really weigh 185 and if they cut down to 170 they make that way and then fought right then then would be dangerous to performing to be radically diminished to were lying when those people get on the scale when they get on the scale for about an hour and then you going to go right back up you were before you dehydrated yourself this is madness to me what is it goes against what fighting is supposed to be what we talked about before about discipline and focused and end in technique and training that's what competing is supposed to be about it supposed to be about a fight or two equally skillful individuals try to figure out who's got the best strategy and who's got the best will and technique it's not supposed to be about who can do this legal cheating thing best cuz that's what weight cutting is who in a really the modern history of the UFC in the reason I think it's so successful is Lorenzo and Dana ran toward regulation right yes they said hey this is a no no rules no hold barred they ran toward rules and so I think you know what you're talkin I actually had a discussion with Bob Bennett about this executive director in Nevada has great last week and you know he's looking with California eyes look we have physicals after the weigh-in so you know we do the way is now at the Hotel so it's usually done in a ballroom fighter gets up on the scale makes weight immediately goes behind the curtain and has their pre-flight physical do they have a hydration test they don't I know California does some hydration testing Fight Night with Bob told me as I had the most experience ringside physicians in the world that have seen more in a combat sports events in everywhere I'm comfortable that these guys are evaluating these medical professionals or evaluating these fighters in this scenario and if they feel or see some not say for that fighter to compete the next night to fill call them off I think that's wonderful but I think all that does is keep fighters from getting to the point of death may be getting to the point where they're sick and tired they're definitely compromised when they're making the way they're not really at that weight what I would really love in a perfect world besides the bare-knuckle thing but I would really love is a weight class every 10 pounds just have every time that's a lot of weight let me give you some idea where it shows that that alone thinking work female new division for the UFC 125 right because we had a 1:15 to 135 lb what happened in our first championship fight sijara Eubanks couldn't make weight she didn't shoot wasn't you know so there that in and of itself just making a weight class I don't think solve the problem is a brand new weight class that they really didn't have a more weight classes wouldn't it help if they're not going to help by themselves you got it it's got to be a multiple attack I think the hydration test should be along with that the hydration test and weight class every 10 lb and then give the champion the benefit of the doubt whoever is a champ in each division whatever whatever weight class you know what we find out what they really weigh and they have an opportunity fight for the title in that way class yet I think we talk got it when you tore through that the pi but we have on a couple of occasions use that buy electrical impedance machine to determine is that the proper term I don't know can you step on the scale and some type of hydration reading check and day weigh-in day we're not sure exactly what the numbers look like but that's something that you know we're looking into Clint also does a lot of specific gravity testing fight week on Friday where may I will be a Tuesday or Wednesday and I think he showed you that that chart he'll look at how much weight fighter has to lose and then look at what their specific gravity reading is how diluted or concentrated urine is and you know if you see someone with a bunch of weight to lose that is you know relatively dehydrated specific gravity wise then you know can alter their plans so yeah I mean we've got a lot of stuff going on I don't necessarily disagree with you that that more needs to be done the right now plan of attack is to use these resources use the facility that Pi you don't an Ideal World I think rather than making these absolute rules trying to educate our Fighters trying to show them I tell you one thing you can talk till you're blue in the face about things being bad unhealthy for fighter they're like I'm bulletproof 2 comes into play we start talking about the effect on your performance so if you tell them they look if you can come to you know your proper weight in a more measured approach and not lose a whole bunch and put that what look look at the difference is going to make on your performance 24 to 30 hours later cuz you see this and you see that you always lying when Fighters go through you know top weight cut UC then phenomenal I also think nothing sting there's in on one side of it the criticism will be while you're just encouraging even greater weight Cuts in and regains but I think this morning way and thing that we we put together I think it's had a positive impact in a couple of areas for a couple Regional local shows would you guys be interested in it where we do at The Host Hotel we do it in a way to open the scales from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and the idea would be a fighter gets on weight in their hotel room upstairs hops on the elevator stepped on the scale they make weight I can start eating and drinking again right away with the idea of there till 4 p.m. and in the past add the way inside an arena it would be the fight would have to check in downstairs say that the other day ends at 4 in Arena the fire with the fighter with check-in downstairs and maybe 2:00 2:30 the bus would leave a memory over a one-time on the bus for an hour and a half to the arena everybody's depleted and dehydrate on the bus ride you step on a scale in a cold you know environmentally unfriendly Arena you can get back on the bus drive another hour hour-and-a-half can multiple hours where do spiders are in a depleted state so I think the morning way and protects against. I think the other benefit we've seen out of it and I think it's more of a long-term and short-term benefit as we've seen a lot more Fighters missing weight since we went to the morning weigh-ins and I think that's a product of timing and that in the past you had for Unifour 5 in the afternoon he had all day long to cut weight and you would see Fighters at 10 or 11:10 I can't do anymore and a one or two and I can do a couple more just all day long now unless you're literally not sleeping the night before you fight you have a shorter window in the morning to do that and I think a lot of those Miss way to help identify those Fighters that I'm probably in the right wrong way class I can't make that weight of waking up you know 5 or 6 in the morning a couple hours and it's probably too much weight to lose and we've seen some pirate move up in weight class because of that we've also seen some Fighters that have decided hey I got to take this more professionally and hire a nutritionist who made way too easily for his last fight with a fight before that obviously fell out of the fight because his body shut down he had to go to the hospital to be rehydrated yeah me again I don't think it's a one-size-fits-all solution you have to be careful hey Miss wait that last time went to the hospital you know a knee-jerk reaction would be if you can't fight this wait anymore what we saw this time he just changed the way he did things he came in he was on weight the night before he had a couple pounds to lose fight week so it can be done it again to the performance Institute I think there's no excuse now that if you're a new fighter and you're not making a hell of a lot of money and don't have the resources to hire you know George Lockhart whoever you know how Clint wattenberg who's and Ivy league-educated Sports dietitian that can provide you all that remotely if you can't get to Vegas he'll give you a full plan over you know over the phone over email if you can get to Vegas not only will Clint plan things out for you but you have the kitchen he'll give you a full plan over you know over the phone over email if you can get the biggest not only will Clint plan things out for you but you have the kitchen and cooks and staff that'll provide you that meal throughout your whole fight can't I just want to be there for free


    Joe Rogan STUNNED By Bear Attack Story
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    I purposely didn't ask you or talk to you about the grizzly bear attack cuz I wanted to save it you wanted you on what is it like to have survived literally being with two feet away from you it was so that would have been early October or mid-october and I thought about it so many times in my head and I've always been pretty cool to survive a bear attack is scratched up a little bit after that experience I thought to myself that never happens to me do you say Steven or were talking about from the meat-eater podcast and he has a two-part series on this particular bear attack but he's always say he wanted to get clawed across the chest and have like a not a tattoo but like a big clock I've been around a lot of wild animals and seen a lot of things and been charged by bears and this was just different it was that kind of attack or while it's happening you're going this is not going to pan out well somebody's going to die something looking at this bear and it's coming in hot just everything it's a weird experience and everything happened so fast so the adrenaline's yeah yeah I don't even think about I just remember it was it was a weird situated. Maybe I'll just kind of recap the story so we're we're on afognak island and we're hunting in a fog neck island is off of Kodiak there brown bears they are big brown bears we're hunting elk there my brother and myself have hunted elk on that island before and it's just a miserable place to be because the fact that you would choose out of all the places you can call you pretty much can do anywhere you want yeah you chose to go on this brutal Adventure hunt because it's so difficult and does what is it your fun while you're doing them but they're not fun later like roller coasters and then there's things that are terrible and awful but you'll think about them forever and look back at them fondly yeah that's exactly what this is is that after the fact you think back and get them in the moment I will never do this again and then about a year later you should do that again easy hiking and there's just this big mountain where you can get to with a plane you come and go to climb this big mountain and the vegetation is so thick and it's so steep that it takes forever to go somewhere so to put it in perspective to go say a mile might take 5 hours low that's how much I could take you half that time recorder that time but there's a big mouth between where you need to go plus the vegetation and it's really steep so you got all that kind of working against you p**** can't really walk and just a straight line there you got a navigate around all kinds of stuff Gloria after the bear attacked I pulled out my phone and it's just kind of like recording everyone's reactions and then I put it on my Instagram story but I'll try to find it tonight and I'll post it on to some I'll figure out a way to I mean giant bears and then big the elcar probably was a way they wake they can weigh up to 1400 lb dogs does giant giant over 1200 1500 lb in sauce 11 feet or more bear in there my friend he called me about a week or two later you like they shot that bear they went after you guys Somebody went in there same place bear attacked him they killed it and self-defense was 11 and a half feet and I think almost 1,200 lb that's a big bore it wasn't one of those ones you think that's what it looked like a big mature animal in piecing together what happened in my mind later but yeah so we're running out on this island Stevens up getting an out we hang it in the tree with you all the stuff you supposed to do get the meat away from the carcass but we had yet to see a bear up until this point and when my brother and I went in there a few years earlier we just saw berries everyday 86 beers a day to your mind's just bear bear bear when you're seeing them all time you're seeing them all the time you get a little axe and that's where we really screwed up because no one was prepared we were just sitting around having some sandwiches and we're filming and there's six of us all together and I think that large group that 6 is what saved us because when the bear ran in it was six of us City not even like a semicircle with strange Circle and when that bear came in we did that scatter fact and I think that scatter was kind of like if a lions going after a zebra that use their numbers and Stripes to confuse the lion is that scattering of things just going everywhere that cause confusion for the bear so I think The Bear Went in thinking whatever is under that tree I'm going to kill it it just tried to kill everything at once and couldn't actually get one person but so lucky yeah I was crazy because we're sitting down we decided I will have lunch before we hike back to the day before we we hiked a long ways we got back to Camp it 3 in the morning or something I can't remember two or three in the morning we barely eaten so everyone was just thinking let's have lunch regroup hike out so weird when the other guys was with us brought the jetboil to boil up some coffee so I was going around collecting water from everyone to get coffee going around and when I sat down I took my pack off and I'd the whole week I've been doing this thing right take my pistol from the pack belt and put it on the holster on my body when I drop my pack and I was that weird deal where I took the pack off and I'm thinking about switching am I I'll just sit I lay on my pack like as a chair backrest and then I'll swap the new have the pistol right there so it's within Arm's Reach around and get the water in this kind of where I was sitting so now so I sit down across from the pack where my pistol is and then pistols I just me and Jana said a pistol and then and impacts behind as he goes to hear something and I look up and that's that bears like dead sets with Steve would be where you are the bear behind Steve and so like Steve is between me and the bear his back was to it like how far away not far I don't know 30 yards something and the whole way just beady eyes locked in on me and I think this thing's going to kill me and so I'm thinking when I say I'm thinking I don't know if I'm thinking I'm just I just remembered what I what was kind of going through my head at the time I thought I'm going to die and my protections right there like I'm going to die in this is that situation where I'm dead and they talked about it and he could have saved himself with his guns on the ground and I think that was like go for the gun with my whole thing by start to go for the gun Giannis would have been here as I remember it and so I start to go for the gun and realize f*** I don't have time to get to my gun and it three feet away is like right there coming down on me so fast so I kind of do like a football juke move left right and then wheel around right do you like ass pain with my back and then start running to the left and at that point Giannis it I I didn't know this at the time cuz I want this Zachary piece everything together so Giannis was sitting right next to me I think he got up to turn there was some trekking poles right here he grabbed the tracking Pulsar probably while I was joking he reached around grab the ball swings around hits the bear in the face so I see someone going down the mountain with the bear think he's got someone so I grabbed my pistol start going down the mountain yelling who is missing right and then it pops up out of the bushes and his eyes like wide-eyed but I think when the bear wheeled around you like him and he ends up on the back so I saw just legs and bear going down the mountain I saw his legs on the back of the Bears come out that was in a movie if you like it the f*** out of here you're not riding up there was a tinker man where the guy is so thick you really couldn't see when you could see maybe as far as the walls from us with the tree yeah and just real thick brush hear the bear charge it again Jonas tonight in the the wind was so strong there's no way we could use bear spray can we hear the bear charging in and me and you honestly pistols out ready waiting for this thing to pop out at point-blank range Lego horror movie where keeps coming in from different angles it was weird it was not a funny feeling you spell so small so you guys have come back to the car cuz it was hanging in the tree and it had probably claimed that carcass we don't know I assume now that the weird thing was it came in with the wind so the wind was blowing pretty stiff and in your face and the bear came in with the wind so you going into the scent normally they go around to catch the scent they charge in so I don't know if he'd heard something if you was there we saw with slightly look like bear sign both skiing up Steve and I kind of pointed out but we weren't we were thinking maybe it was something older now if we were to do it a hundred times over I would say I would do it differently but it worked out how it worked out so I obviously I would never ask to just have nothing and have this weird scattered but I think that was saved everyone from getting anyone from getting hurt which is a miracle was the fact that when we scattered it just confuse that bear cuz he kind of had this look after you start feeling around kind of like trying to pick a person trying to couldn't Target one individual and then things started hitting him and somebody's on his back and I think it just freaked him out and he went off to regroup keep charging back in but never made the full charge all the way back in again wow that's crazy how many people have ever gone to a bear attack unscaved like that and a group of six in the thing about it was it wasn't just a bear attack but had looking at it later had someone even and even grabbed and mauled not to death but injured I think that it would have been very unlikely that person was survived because the weather that came in was so bad I don't know if it was a hundred mile an hour winds and you aren't getting rescued in hundred mile an hour winds I wouldn't think


    Joe Rogan - USADA Changed Rule Because of Nate Diaz?
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    take a look at you know that we took we think was a pretty good shot at the rules to begin with but look and see how those rules played themselves out as time went on and after about a year-and-a-half there were a couple instances where I saw I hate this isn't quite fair to an athlete we need to change that we did so after a year-and-a-half there was a couple rules that we changed the first one that's kind of a funny story behind is to wasn't remember when Nate fought Conor I think the second time he goes to the press conference after and takes out a vape pen remember that and someone asked him what he was doing he said he was with CBD and at the time that the rule was the in competition. Where CBD was prohibited lasted until four hours after the conclusion of the fight he was clearly within that time. So you saw that contacted me and said hey you're not technically Nate was in violation of this and I said hey look this was not the intent of the rule this is never indicated that they were going section hand but I made it clear explain CBD for anybody that might not know what we're talking about sure so CBD part of the marijuana plant but is not psychoactive part of it I know a lot of our Fighters and I totally use it for anti-inflammatory purposes I think I may have you ever used it or what other benefits for that I know a lot of people that use it just for anxiety but anti-inflammation is is a big one that's the big one people use it for arthritis love it again comparing to see no natural plant-derived product vs. synthetic you know nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory Advils Tylenols can be toxic will change the wada prohibited list which we followed took it completely off the prohibited list starting with May 2018 so it's great way healthier than it was before good so but we identified a problem with with the rules in that when they finish that that fight with Conor you saw 2 came to the post light medical tent that night we need to make a collection from you and I don't know whether with blood or urine but they got a sample from him he then went to the press conference after and was on you know took the CBD what I said is you can't punish him you have the sample that shows what was in his system but I CBD was prohibited in competition it's clear that you know he was using it after the fight we just put those extra four hours in there why would have thought of the fighter finishes a fight somehow you sought is not able to get to him so he gets an ambulance right away goes to the hospital you increase that window just in case they can't get them come to find out if we started putting this program together you saw it can always get that fighter after if they're transported they can hop in the ambulance with them it it wasn't an issue where we needed those extra four months so we change that rule and now basically the rule is the in competition. Ends with a collection immediately after the fight or know you saw it has a reasonable amount of time after the fight so the funny thing is after we change this rule Nate and Nick Diaz come to a fight they're sitting called the zoo for section and I'm kind of Dana section right there behind Dana stay or should I go over to to Nick and Nate I say Nate and we change that rule you know that the whole CD refer to it as as the Nate Diaz Rule and when the Diaz brothers write a fight I mean it's pandemonium chaos everybody's yelling their name and I little them like I didn't register with them he didn't look at me looking somewhere else so about a month later Nate I see him in that it was in Vegas and then the kind of walkout 10 on here comes Nate so he sees me to comes over me give me a kind of bro hug what's up and I'm unbelievably entertaining Fighters one of the best dudes on the roster great guy so I'm talking against you all sudden a cuz hey Jeff man tell you about my you solder rule will Nick was our first fight of the ran into the whereabouts issue so he got three whereabouts failures in a rolling 12-month so he's currently going through that process you know it's a tough one cuz I don't want to fight I think it does I think it does I mean we not sat down with him over the last couple months and talking about trying to resolve this whereabouts issue I mean the unfortunate thing there is look the whereabouts failure sanctions are meant to catch people that are cheating and try and avoid testing and I just think Nick's light dial led to those three kind of whereabouts not that he was trying to avoid testing so we're trying to work through that he you know he put us to certain individuals to do his whereabouts for him I think it would happen overtime and those individual to come in and out of his life and kind of unbeknownst to him that he was missing a lot of things never last you know that again there's strict liability here and currently under sanction over helping resolve that pretty quick to those three kind of whereabouts not that he was trying to avoid testing so we're trying to work through that he you know he put a certain individuals to do his whereabouts for him I think it would happen overtime and those individual to come in and out of his life and kind of unbeknownst to him that he was missing a lot of things never last you know that again there's strict liability here and currently under sanction over helping resolve that pretty quick


    Joe Rogan Looks at USADA Testosterone Statistics
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    and it was a huge issue before you came along the huge issue in the sport and and continues to be in other organizations particular overseas I mean there's is rampant speculation about companies that literally encourage people to take steroids it was always the case with pride in Japan that was one of the the big things about Pride ends and anyway who fought for them many times came on the podcast and literally saying in the contract in like capital letters does we will not test you for steroids like they wanted everybody to take Star Wars I had friends who went to fight over there they told them to take steroids and move up a weight class so it was always an issue in the sport that this was a dirty sport air quotes right but since you come along and since you guys started instituting this incredibly strict testing we seems pretty radical changes we seen some amazing fights an amazing performances and I don't think the performance levels dropped in fact people are really concerned about the one thing that we did see is some people that you suspected of doing stuff their bodies radically changed is really mean that became a meme preview Sada and post usada I mean and there's some comedy memes out there because of it because people's bodies change so radically yeah it's interesting you know the last time I was on we talked about kind of the smell test you know looking at somebody and you know it's difficult to say definitively whether or not yeah you can't help but but look at some of these pictures before and after you saw I think that's the case that's something I always struggle with how do you judge the success of a program you know do you judge it on numbers of positive test I don't think that's necessarily the case you know maybe maybe you're not catching everybody maybe there's no one to catch you judge it on before and after pictures I don't know I mean that I could be in a one factor I like to judge it a lot anecdotally you know part of my job is getting out and building relationships with our Fighters with managers with coaches and just you know chewing on their ear and and figuring out what they're seeing and what they're hearing in almost universally the feedback I get from from them is this is making a big difference you know one thing I brought with me today and really the coolest piece of day and I think I've seen in any anti-doping program are some really objective measurable and the UFC anti-doping program usada so you thought of the United States anti-doping agency there the official anti-doping agency of the United States by an act of Congress they're in charge of all drug testing for US Olympic sports back in 2015 we made the decision to Outsource the administration of our program to use the primary reason being the independence Factor you know when you look at all these other professional sports League I'm have you know better programs another none really have any Independents in the administration that programming would that mean says there's no way of telling whether or not you know when an athlete is sanctioned is done for business reasons or done for favoritism so when our program you know no one can say that the any of the administration of our program is done for that reason is a truly independent Authority so you started did recently as they went back and they've been in existence since 2001 Olympic level they went back and took a look at every single Doper I think for steroids everyone was caught for steroids in the existence of the asada program and took a look at each of those athletes biological passports and biological markers and they looked at what was the most common factor for the Doper versus you know the Nando and what they determine was what stood out the most was large variance in testosterone excretion in the urine and we think about it more common sense point if you like that kind of makes sense and that someone who's using steroids at that time presents the sample there testosterone excretion is probably going to be on the higher end and if they were to catch a Doper on and off cycle what happens when you get off steroids is your body suppresses production of testosterone so in that case you're going to see a very low excretion of testosterone so they looked at that and plotted it out so I'll hey everyday very large very handsome testosterone secretion then what they did is they took all the UFC samples and they plotted and out by quarter and actually brought a graph along with me and it's some really drastic I think Visual Evidence of the success and the impact of this program now if you can throw that up tomorrow to take a look at it 2015 so if you saw has been in existence for two years so you see here that first quarter quarter 3 2015 a pretty decent variance there which means in any given test an athlete you know I was up on an average little bit 30 little you know in the mid-twenties and then look at as you plot out that graph that variance become smaller and smaller and smaller and more in the medium range as it gets out to you no quarter 3 Madden 17 that's very interesting you don't you don't you don't usually see statistics is the first year I've been involved in anti-doping World since 2002 and I can unequivocally say that this is the strongest visual objective measurable evidence of successful program that I've ever seen it wasn't like someone coming after them because you know so many people have been caught and someone said hey we're going to put a program on you guys to make sure you're not doping for the UFC said we got to clean this up and there's a there's only one way the one way is to go with the very best testing possible and the most rigorous the most have been check in everywhere you go we're going to give you random tests at 6 in the morning knock on your door like the whole the whole full gamut of tests and there was and there's a there's only one way the one way is to go with the very best testing possible and the most rigorous the most have been checkin everywhere you go we're going to give you random test 6 in the morning knock on your door like the whole the whole full gamut of tests and the results have been pretty amazing and that alone that speaks volumes when you see the size of the variance between the the test when you guys first started


    Joe Rogan - Jeff Novitzky Reacts to His Nickname "The Golden Snitch"
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    ladies and gentlemen Jeff novitzky how are you buddy what's up Joe doing good I have to ask you do you mind the nickname The Golden snitch first thing I was going to bring up with you this golden snitch bulshit it's all good though people in the office started coming up to me saying hey golden snitch and what the hell is that do a little research I see something about Harry Potter some character named them like what the hell does this have to do with me so about a month ago somebody lets me know hey check out Wikipedia so for whatever reason there's a Jeff novitzky Wikipedia page you go that page now so there's actually my formal name Jeffrey John Nowitzki AKA The Golden snitch so last week Donna marcolini you know Donna long 15-year employee of the UFC not work with me and talk about her little later to great asset to what we're doing she sends me a text she says check this out so she's got one of those Amazon echos Alexa Alexa who is Jeff novitzky and Alexa's name is Jeffrey John Nowitzki AKA The Golden snitch that's a liar I love Donna she's amazing she's awesome and so she's over there I mean you know about kind of her history she's one of the five original police of the UFC was Dana's assistant start out with went on to become VP of event operations so basically you know she got everybody to the event set up hotel at the event ran the crew you know the blueshirts backstage that run the event after doing it for many years so went to Dana Midsummer and says look I don't think I want to do this anymore but I'd really love to do something else and and I've seen kind of Jeff doing his program I really like to go over there and work with him and kind of learn you know what he's doing and so Dana pulled me into the office and said hey and what do you think about this idea it took me literally a second to say 100% on board this woman as you probably know is about as attention to detail and passionate about her work as any and really my positioning unlike the that the name the golden snitch is an advocate for athletes to make sure our athletes are successful under the programme not that they fail under the program it's definitely the wrong nickname is just catchy that's right I can see that I can see that cuz he was a guy who is giving guy steroids you are God it was always catching people the wrong Monica


    Joe Rogan asks Jeff Novitzky About Jon Jones Failed Drug Tests
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    UFC 200 the lamb arguably the landmark event in the history of the UFC we lose our main event the Wednesday before UFC 200 Millions if not tens of millions into the marketing of that you know the success of the pay-per-view probably hinges on that great Main Event between John and and Daniel and we lost it three or four days before that could happen and you know identity the moment that we talked about this before the podcast what you could or could not talk about with the current state of Jon Jones investigation so where's it at right now yeah so you know generally we don't talk about the case so so how the process works when an athlete tests positive you saw that will notify me I usually pick the phone up right away and call Dana and let him know and the UFC put sound announcement they say you know in the case of John John tested positive in competition test on this date you know more information will be provided at the appropriate time that's generally all we'll talk about now if the athlete chooses to talk about you know scenarios of what happened and they are free to do that at that point you saw it in the UFC can comment on it so there's been some things talked about in the John Case by John particularly he had to clean test on July 7th and July 8th before his the test on July 30th which was weigh-in day in the positive test was for to hydrochloride methyltestosterone oral turinabol this is a substance that was used by these Germans regularly in the late 60s and then came into the fold little bit more what's come out recently on matter Russia so I know you had that Bryan Fogel on for the for The Icarus movie I think he talked about little bit about this Gregory head of the the Moscow water laboratory that this drug became kind of part of his protocol with his athletes he then ironically enough developed a test for the long-term metabolites of the drug so previous to that the detection window of this drug was a couple of days so it was a drug that you know even if you were on a strict program an athlete May gamble with taking because it had a quick clearance time after he discovered the long-term metabolite test that changed protecting when detection window of a couple days to a detection window of several months and it was widely known you know it wasn't a secret initially they kept it quiet they went back and retested some samples and there was a hole in a bunch of positives and then it got out 2013 around it there was his new test so right up front you know I've said this a while now is would not make a lot of sense for an individual UFC athlete that new in especially open Contender like Jon Jones at new hey I'm tested quite regular in this program would not make a lot of sense that that would be your drug of choice if you were intentionally trying to cheat I think it's come out after the fact that you started another test on John a month or two or a couple months after his positive test and it was negative during that test so that would be indicative that you know prohibited system entered his system of the stop since entry system you know sometime after July 7th the rate than was likely you know pretty small amount in that it cleared his system pretty quickly again you know who knows where it plays out but certainly on the surface of things I have said you know at this point in the game with that type of information out there wouldn't indicate intentional use now that could be wrong I don't know that definitively and then we'll see how this plays out right now or the process this is John and you saw that are working closely I'm aware that there was a meeting a week or two ago pretty lengthy meeting which I was told was productive wasn't given details of what productive meant but I think that's an important thing right now and that John falling through with is to retrace all of his steps between that you know just last July 8th positive test and a negative test and the positive test on July 29th or July 30th sad that this is something that was accidentally taken but if you can't prove that something was accidentally taken but you can't nail it down what do you what happens it's difficult that's kind of The Nightmare scenario that a lot of face and in a big roll of what Don and I do to prevent that from happening to show them what type of care and consideration is needed to make sure you don't get into a scenario like that you know under a program like this you have to be careful about everything let's put into your body everything and if you're not there can be you know how severe consequences so yeah we'll see where this plays out I tell you the one thing that I can say about this is you know this is obviously John's second time in the program with testing positive and in the first time he went through a pretty lengthy appeal process and there was a publicly issued a decision 50-60 pages that went through all the evidence that the independent arbitrators heard and decided on and what they said definitively in that case was John there was no evidence to John intentionally cheated however you operated with careless Reckless disregard so we ended up getting the maximum for that for those substances you tested positive for a year and that was her some gas station Viagra shown in with the evidence pointed to was that he took a pill that was manufactured from a website by the name of all American peptide the pill was reported to be a Cialis pill to an erectile dysfunction pill that was tainted with these two drugs not a problem with the arbitrator said is if you would have gone to that website and the arbitrator's did and I did you would have seen that that same website offered you know tons of performance-enhancing prohibited performance drugs and the website said no not for human consumption for research purposes only so it really was careless disregard that being said however John's you know second time through the program now the second sanction this time for you know an anabolic steroid would have you know starting point potentially of the for your suspension that's a starting point that's back to be a starting point right unless there are mitigating factors now I don't you know again. this program is it's not the UFC or not me deciding right now what the sanctions going to be no one can accuse us of you know operating for business purposes or favoritism or whatever but that being said you know when we put this program together and figure it out you know what sanctioning with look like I don't necessarily think that we put up a four-year sanction for a second term offense when the first term offense was shown that that person didn't cheat intentionally just operated with careless disregard so the distinction that makes a distinction they you know they have a whole team looking at it they compare it to other cases under you know the water Olympic type umbrella similar cases I will say this that and I think we've had a few over 60 positive Adverse Events in this case and those that have been adjudicated I've been comfortable every time that they made a fair and balanced and reasonable decision and that's part of my job is to be the eyes and ears plates to make sure not only is the program being administered properly and has strength but also that they're being treated fairly and that they had to process so I have all the confidence in the world however this does come out that it will be the right decision the other really cool thing about the program is the transparency the program so you know won't just be me saying this however it does come out whether it goes to arbitration or whether John and you saw to reach a settlement it'll be well spelled out about why that sanction I was determined now what you say starting point meaning that it could potentially be more it could so when there's something called aggravating circumstances so more than just knowingly taking the drug like in the drug and lying trying to cover it up taking multiple drugs one trying to hide the other yet you could you could get double the sanction amount so you want a second time anabolic steroid for years is kind of the starting point you can go lower for mitigating Factor word up taking multiple drugs one trying to hide the other yet you could you could get double the sanction amount so you don't a second time anabolic steroid for years is kind of a starting point you can go lower for mitigating factors you can go higher for aggravating factors up to eight years so yeah something you know really severe around a tree just to get


    Joe Rogan on Hearing Cosby Rumors, Harvey Weinstein
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    – it from him because we wasn't I wasn't surprised yeah briefly I lived in the actor's world right when I was on news radio and I would hear it page and it all blew up which is kind of crazy piano Hannibal you know you just happened to be talking about it and then someone happened to be filming it and then the rest of where was like is that true cuz Bill Cosby's always telling people and not swear it's especially like telling young black comedians not swear not talk about sex and he's like to do is Bill Cosby surround yeah I'd heard so creepy a little creepiness that but I didn't know but it was that extent when you do not know when someone does something like this one of the creepiest f****** things a human can do to another human and the idea that this guy who was America's father right in a lot of ways he was our black dad you know he was the moral Authority the fact that that guy someone described him as the biggest serial rapist in the history of America like that really might be the case because if he really did drugs all these people they decided dead how many people are raped more he might be number one which is crazy insane crazy that's f****** he's got kids and the crazy part when you have someone else's baby it's so evil it's evil and what about Harvey Weinstein yeah I know you're funny because you do think like well as that kind of why you become Like Show Business Executives like I could get chicks not to rape chicks sexual assault always off a table but daughter this morning and they had to she called 911 with guilt and fear and remorse and just self-hatred and now he sounds like an addict you know like if you look at its physical self right his face is overflowing on his his collar and he's just gluttonous ignore where's the coke contemplative introspective existence were trying to enjoy his time here like why how lucky I am going to get to do this and make these amazing movies you guys are all great like expect from like Steven Spielberg Spielberg to be like this really like introspective thoughtful guy was just enjoying the process of making amazing movies this doesn't happen it would kind of be nice to be like you want to Netflix special in contract law it's an exchange of something for something else seems pretty straightforward so you can exchange money for prostitution if someone cooks for you I like foot massages one then like had for sure for sure but then you put a camera in front of two people f****** any and now it's legal so what's and then the other thing is the sex trafficking sex slavery aspect that are sex traffickers because like you know you could have someone that was sold into sex slavery or you know in some way Bartered there you know trip to America and had some sort of a sex slave deal and that what makes that exist in the first place is it prostitution is illegal here was legal it would be that stuff it all go away much like the argument is with illegal drugs like if you made marijuana legal you wouldn't have as much of the Mexican drug you know the real truth which you are singing in America you tell them to massage him according to these girls bathrobe he's a bathrobe guy or whatever it was or harassment but just move what we are seeing is his missed pitches right right here by triples and home runs knocked a lot of balls out of the park but he actually he was with him occasionally he was like and she's willing to do the thing to get the part and that's kind of okay yeah then then suck that guy's I can get the part and get your money and get on with it how many girls read the story when it broke and could still taste the asparagus caviar flavored come to the cocaine and vodka the white spittle in the corners of his mouth when he talks to you exist office loads that such a desperate thing can I have it no quise here that like it's so guys look just as busy but here's the thing about male sex vs female sex right is the accepting part of female sex versus the giving a trying to get take this ticket literally or constantly building come while your friends Zyliss me jerk off first and then think about it I give your if you're having a hard time with someone and you don't know what to do and you're going to see them jerk off first and then see them and then you'll be able to deal with them without any sexual lust you won't even make it to me as a as a young man is a real issue with me when I was in my twenties cuz I was so horny I was like I was a drug addict so I be like I would be like making agreements or so annoying what's Injustice change our behavior and mold to what she likes and Daniel get the f*** her if that's what you need like otherwise you just be beating up but I remember one time I was supposed to go out this girl and she was just so preposterously annoying it was so frustrating and she just was always negative and before moving out before I went to go get her I've jerked off and I was sitting there I was going what am I doing I can't even enjoy her company like she's not compatible with me I don't if if you just like someone as a person and you like having sex with him that's a relationship if you only like having sex with them you have some sort of a weird barter deal and that's a lot of men a lot of men get in and I'm sure a lot of women probably too but I can only speak for men like men get involved in these relationships where you really just in a relationship so that you have a continuous supply of sex you know you just like a little late person just trying to f*** and you just trying to roll over she's really cool and body lava cuz she smells good cuz your tits feel good in your mouth like what what is really going on but you actually enjoy her company as a human being outside of sex and then matter right most of time you don't and so if you just jerk off first and then hang out with someone you actually like them like then you have a real relationship I called I really like you I like you clear out the testosterone and now you just think clearly it's super smart but I think they're just guessing I've never been a media Mogul but I would imagine there's a bunch of factors going on first of all there's a bunch of people that are constantly kissing his ass and rubbing as I saw a picture of him with Renee Zellweger and Renee Zellweger was like cuddling up with him and she had her hand on him and he had his arm on her and there was like some other celebrity is writing the word like yuck yuck yuck it up but he was like Pawn her he had a hold of her and I would imagine that is all these people that recognize that he's just like epicenter of power and success and you want Harvey Weinstein of Miramax to love you and you would get close to him and you have a couple of drinks and you're doing coke together yet look at that everyone's on Xanax next thing you know he's got his dick in her but it's not just that he was predatory it was also that he lived just guessing but he lived in this world where he was like royalty essentially like the king of this Empire right. All these employees won the articles I read today I think was going to Telegraph but this guy was saying that he was at a party or one of his friends was at a party and they were having a conversation with this girl who work for Harvey and Harvey to set her name from Cross room in her face went pale immediately just ran away from him to run to her I didn't say excuse me I'll be right back. ran at a fear who knows that is obvious interpretation after-the-fact friend could be exaggeration of what the actual circumstances were to fit a narrative but you got imagine this guy's just multi multi-millionaire just orgiastic gluttonous Jabba the Hutt motherfuker just getting us lyrics also these girls they can't get any side close to them close to the anger one of the best he is unbelievably him and I have to say and I know Hugh Hefner was a big Mogul and he did a lot of cool s*** not that for me that would be a tough gig to like living in the mansion and being one of the girls would come over for a movie tonight you know and he's in his pajamas and he know that he butt sex them because he don't want to get anyone pregnant so that's what I read and what is it Holly Holly Madison but that's them so that they didn't have to worry about broken Sands correct and then there's a lot of like he would make the girls make out in front of him and then he would masturbate too tall so kind of I think it's a way of avoiding possible pregnancy money who really likes young girls in the young girls go all I have to do is catch one load and unload the girls put holes in the condom or The Golden Girls take the condoms out of the trash and squirt amended their p**** imagine how was I born Mommy where did that f***** in there at the trash


    Joe Rogan - Jimmy Smith on Leaving Bellator
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    the past is the past is up for discussion of passes up for discussion pretzels good thrilled if somehow know they were able to work it out where Jimmy Smith at the UFC and we shall see that would be what I would like to say we shall see how that goes I would like to see that Fighters that you were the best out there thank you so much I really appreciate that they were great to work with they were great about the the whole breakup thing to show my boss at me down and said we're not going to renew 2018 different deal and when they come to you and say we want a different deal what they want to downgrade it's never never never never say that it's always going to be a better girlfriend they did make an offer those those worth me coming back and that was pretty much to do so it's kind of an amicable in the world of mixed martial arts professional mixed martial arts there haven't been that many people that have done you what you and I quote a small handful of people weird thing is about our job really and I mean this from the bottom of my heart everybody thinks they got a guy it's his whole job that everybody thinks they can do it and they really go I've seen I don't know how many of them did they want it's a job everybody thinks they can throw someone in and do it and I've seen I don't know how many try and it's really have to work at it or having a knack for it it's it's not the kind of thing that I've heard of great great pulling into it and I've seen I don't know how many try and it's it's tough you really have to work at it or having a knack for it it's it's not the kind of thing that you know it's almost like coaching I mean I've heard of great great Jiu-Jitsu guys


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Conor McGregor's Twitter Exchange with Khabib
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    I want to know what the f*** is going to happen car yeah that's I mean you and everybody else because you and everybody else after this performance up to complete for he's the most terrifying lightweight contender in the world they have Tony Ferguson who's a motherfuker who's the interim Championship champion and then you have Connor who who knows what's going to happen with him and I think he's going to give me a little while sometime no hay but the holidays pass through the f*** happens and they can have to make some moves but they want to do a Russia fight I know a guy that's truly truly get on your f****** knees and beg me otherwise I don't give a bollox by whiskey is out this year and that's Diddy bread there's a good trash talk I like it and Bobby Fischer against the world his friends Islam friends long lifelong friend named dr. Anthony Sadie and their last conversation before Bobby cut him off he said Bobby if you don't play chess eventually they'll come a time where no one will ask you to play chess that's the situation and there comes a time when like I said the division with the sporting division every little move past you now about that but that's always a risk on your nose with Sugar Ray Robinson try to be a dancer Entertainer and I got old and they went to see you fight and that's all you're going to get paid for it now but there's no sport there's no division that won't move past you eventually and that would be a shame and he thinks if you go off like that after why you run out of money meaning might be 20 years from now but you know to see him till 20 years and then he might decide to specific fights to make tremendous amounts of money and then there was some talk about Pacquiao fighting boxing who knows what he's going to do but he's only sustainable having his enemy meaning of you to watch him take on a great Giant things him up for instance a possibility arguments it's just that for instance a possibility arguments I'm taking the Devil's Advocate positions


    Joe Rogan - Khabib Is Next Level!
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    all the problem with her McMahon off obviously was the last fight before this previous spectacular if I would Barboza he didn't make the way because he had to go to the hospital so that's a different animal that's like oh you pushed it so far that they were they wanted to make sure you stayed a lot so they had to bring it to a hospital so they obviously realize there's some changes that need to be made they made those changes and f****** hell on Friday or Saturday night rather f****** hell unbelievable you see somebody you know Jordan is prime you just you just can't cover the guy it's almost like he's the only one on the court yeah enough it was like he was the only one in the cage it was like everything was inevitable everything was inevitable over and over again immediately against an excellent fighter and he made them look like the look on his face when he got up when we're both was like you were better than me I know it was almost like a like a much better it's it's back to the drawing board and I was super impressed with Barboza being able to make it to the final Bell I mean that was amazing just being able to do that that shows you what a dominant performance it was by a guy like a bee but you also realize like what what a world fighter Barboza is that he did keeps throwing wheel kicks in the third round and even landed one of them we just didn't have much on an Indian that you'd like for 8 plus minutes if you want to really look at fires when I really want to really focus on them especially the face in between rounds I look for that breaking moment of your leg it's when you look at them in between round and you see that like what am I doing in here that's when you know you know the dimension the boys mentally speaking and you know in Bellator Patricio Pitbull and then we fought when he fought Daniel Strauss he's getting be up for like four rounds and every round he look like Lemmy Adam there wasn't anyone in the that's when you realize that's what really separates the guys who are mentally 103 on those those were beaten but I don't think you got broken when I said I think it was like 8 minutes of prolong top time and beating in that fire plus and then there's all the backward movement trying to get away thronos inside leg kicks and doing everything you can everything you can to create space but for 8 he never gave up we just or whatever it was 15 minutes you just getting the f*** beating out of them he kept trying to win he wasn't capable of doing it but he never broke Teddy Atlas make an agreement I'll stop trying to hurt me and he never did that boring to the Nevada has been adopted a new rules so in it for people don't know the new rules make it easier to make distinctions between a 10-9 round 10-8 round 10-7 run which I agree even though the new rules are better and the states have an adopted them two judges have decided to adopt them and some sort of a weird non declared way large disparity in the numbers in the scorecard yeah but nurmagomedov just just mauled him Mall them I mean mauled him in a way that you go oh God you're not even there he's just on such as another level that the odds of you beating him drop so substantially after the first minute and a half after you get you saw the look on Barbosa's faces like 2 minutes plus into the first round and he's trying to get up he's here looking spaces like f*** how am I going to deal with this is Malden Mall them I mean Mall them in a way that you go oh God you're not even there he just on such as another level that the odds of you beating him drop so substantially after the first minute and a half after you get you saw the look on Barbosa's face there's like two minutes plus into the first round and he's trying to get up he's still looking at faces like f*** how am I going to deal with this


    Joe Rogan - Mike Tyson Could Still Smash You!
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    gambling made it profitable to have fights all the time cuz people love gamble so they would have all these people fighting in ties they even all through their style to accommodate the gambling like the first round it would go real slow because they wanted everybody to place their bets soapy they would just take it slow and everybody knew the fighting really began to the second or the third round so wasn't like American fighting where you have like a Mike Tyson to be cherished for knocking people out very like like what you're going to be over under bets is this guy is Tony Tubbs going to last the first three three minutes of the fight you know is Michael Spinks go out the first really world-class Fighters dude when he was 20 years old amazing he still a tank to dude terrifying looking person there's a video of him hitting the bags are 51 years old or something like that hitting the heavy bag and okay could still f*** you up 100% like in terms of like retired heavyweight champions there was a trend that existed you know where someone would retire and then they would you know it wouldn't it wouldn't keep their form that we could heavy not happy with MyQ you realize you like you just see I blame his trainers right there if I was a guy holding the camera be like stop it okay first of all we got to straighten this whole thing out before you start hitting hard you going to go to move all this this might be just a personal trainer not a boxing person but I'm looking in the background and I feel like I see boxing and stuff on the wall that play that play that video young Mike Tyson cus D'Amato oh my God don't change the way you feel about physics custamado was old and dying he's a really old guy but he had this deep knowledge of psychology and boxing and he trained this unbelievably fast and Powerful talented kid with massive Hunger Force accepted the whole story of Mike Tyson a lot is wrapped up in the story of custom auto Hood been around forever and this is his last and greatest pupil and Mike knew it might knew it Happening by the time he won the heavyweight championship custom on already dyed but he dedicated it all to him there was nobody like him and I'll people like they say I owe you nobody never fought Ali never fought these guys that you know his era people weren't is good maybe maybe but everybody and his error a f*****-up all of them up with the spanks or sees me until no Holyfield I said Hendrix I was I was trying to remember what the fight was when Holyfield beat Tyson those two fights in a row like that was that was big and when Tyson bit his ear like that was big like that was like when you realize like he's just not he's not the same guy he was in Columbus I was young but you supposed to take over to the east side of the city you was going to change everything have a big giant boxing gym and never happened you know the story Buster Douglas it's an amazing story his mom died his mom died when he was in training for the fight and all of his life he had kind of been really talented as a boxer but hadn't really completely dedicated himself to it so his mom died he went completely insane in the gym and preparation for Tyson and then we came out there who it was like two people that had the exact opposite things happen to them for Tyson you just been smashing everybody for so long he was so good and so scary he would win fights for the you even start it would just be a matter of whether or not you were going to make it out of the first round sometimes you just Smash and people but for Buster Douglas is like he had some good fights and some bad fights and it just wasn't wasn't completely but he was talented then when his mom died it was right when the time when Tyson was overconfident he was a 46 to $100 I think is that what it was was marketed as Tyson is back fight I didn't know what were the odds odds of someone who want to fight 42 to 1 is that means you have to be a total sucker to bet on Buster Douglas but I'll take your money stupid I'll give you $4,200 to give me a hundred you know it's like they're so confident that Tyson's going to beat him they're willing to bet 42 x whatever you're going to put up that to me is always I think that's not telling you what to do but I think that should be like I think the real bet should be who you want who you think's going to win to make it real clear who's going to win if you say well will Michael Spinks making out of the first round like right now we're getting weird is this some s*** you might be able to effect might be able to talk to Michael morning I'm done class but I hit like that was Amanda Nunes KO and second-round like specifically pick that that's very important to protect against that kind of influence cuz that's it's real that's just happened throughout Sports if someone comes up team goes look it's a lot of money at this bike was in the third round so we going to do look at 72 to 17221


    Joe Rogan on the Logan Paul Controversy
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    did you hear about about that YouTuber but he's going through Logan Paul I did read that yeah he's film someone who committed suicide in Japan and you put it on Juju Channel volcano or something and then they find a body and it's pretty gross how he you know how the video what's a he kind of joked about it he used humor Jamie told me that the thumbnail had him like posing with the guy in on the background and and you know he's I don't know anything about him but I know he's a YouTube guy and he's doing stuff that he thinks is interesting and provocative you know and for whatever reason the the the dialogue that I've read was something to the likes of that he had done bring up the apologize for it which seemed obviously felt terrible about the way people viewed it but that he said that how did you describe it he was trying to bring some sort of thought he was going to bring some sort of an awareness to Suicide boys like a clunky just didn't do it right and pray the respect it deserved what he realized he f***** up Lakers at Jake Paul and it looked and thought they were the same person fly blood why's everyone mad I don't know what anyone's mad at him for the mad at him because he showed you something didn't want to see is that what it is because the video he kind of like they were like two blue and he kind of has very poor taste he also advertised it like the day before 4X photos with the guy in the background of the berry you know this was a person and and there's like a laughing right next to his body you know it's but I don't know. Just a s*** out of us right like joking around you joke around but can't joke around near a dead guy you definitely shouldn't I don't want to see it but it's kind of funny that we like the side like you said she's respectful bro but he didn't really do anything he just showed up in this guy's dead you know I'm not saying you should make fun of them we definitely shouldn't but it's it's weird the outrage that we have for it I'm sure you made it shitload of money that cuz I got 7 million views LG today the first apology a lot of people said put experience they're not defending him don't don't get me wrong I'm just explore I'd look at sometimes I try to look at things as many perspective as I can and I don't I don't I don't think that you ever want to make fun of someone dying right when you're right there and you're taking videos and you're a dead body hanging so terrible idea


    Joe Rogan Watches Joe Louis vs. Rocky Marciano
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    packing someone said it would be funny if I just had one black and white and I'm just showing old Joe Louis fights on it like really small Louis verse who was the guy that he really didn't want to represent Hitler apparently from what I've read yeah it was Louis wouldn't have these incredible Lewis destroyed him in a second fight the big thing about him beating Lewis was that he beat Lewis and Lewis was three stop Lewis I think Max Schmeling matokeo dim and then we have the rematch you destroyed Max Schmeling here it is lost by KO yeah yeah what round 12 out of 56 I smashed him I mean that was when Joe Louis was Joe Louis I mean that was when he really coming was on and then he went on this incredible tear they used to call the bottom of the month club cuz you just lock knocking out anybody is willing to get in there with them yeah he bought some legit guys and Billy confound him a couple of times who was actually a light heavyweight I would have a relation to Max Baer probably that the 1930s must've been imagine going back to Thursday at 4 to look at this he was the champ all the way up to Ezzard Charles in 1950 think of that and he started in 30 secs yasso the fight with the first fight with Max Baer was 36 with Max Schmeling rather was 30 all over there so you rematch date the first fight was in 36 to to you and he was all the way the fox scroll all the way up to the top by the time he lost he lost Jersey Joe Walcott a unanimous decision in 1950 that's incredible that's 14 years later wow f****** crano his first loss was the that you lost unanimous-decision scroll all the way up and then lost again to Rocky Marciano so you really only lost three times it looks like 3D believable three big ones in the later stages of his career unless you lost earlier with his overall record it was 66 and 3 according to that so three losses so 1 maxham are the brutal 1/2 Rocky Marciano which ended his career did you answer that watching boxing and it wasn't pay-per-view it was bc5090 I was like it was like Network pay-per-view and they were free TV and I really got into the sport like I was like I would be like so psyched to see you this s*** I'd be like I would watch you he was just like this kind of wild brawler but it was a big guy and he Five Guys like I don't know if he changed his name Cassius Leo what's this this is Jersey and this is as a Charles Wright that doesn't Charles like wider than me think of that and I think he was only 5 10 and that might have been b******* you know why people are a little sketchy about how tall they were right there yeah maybe one night unbelievable strength in his punches like a f****** yeah that's that's what he what he was like this this is it from Massachusetts to Brockton never enough to eat they didn't have the nutrition knowledge didn't have steroids in weightlifting I mean they had weightlifting but boxes really didn't engage in that is very rare they thought it stiffened you up didn't understand that the stiffening you up is just as your you know getting sore and that you have to recover from that and that's how you get bigger and stronger by boxer said if you looked at like Anthony Joshua who's the heavyweight champion the world now yeah he's a tank man you look at Anthony Joshua he looks like like a superhero do they do those guys have as much stamina as these guys do without Superior they understand rest and recovery and they monitor your heart rate and you know they're they're monitoring lactic acid buildup and creatine in your blood and the Sciences really it's a scientific I know more about what gets you in condition and high intensity conditioning drills High Reps he just had the ability to landy's bone-crushing shots and he also was insanely top you're dealing with it just a different time the end is brutal are we just not now then we'll talk. Them and this is an older Joe Louis how old was Joe Louis at the time of this young Jamie does and Marciano how old is Marciano and rock and Marciano how old was Marciano Marciano's 30 or something he was older 1951 you got knocked out by Marciano that's crazy. I love Braddock I love that Cinderella Story Lucy Russell Crowe is like f****** great


    Joe Rogan's Final Thoughts on Holm vs. Cyborg
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    a little bit about the case right because Misha beat Cyborg Misha beat Holly never fought cyborg but the way she beat Holly was so f****** spectacular how do you not always rank Misha above Holly I know Misha a retired and Holly is still super active in likely should have been 145 lb champion of the deductions she should have got us some b******* or two late shots and then even on top of that you still see like Holly dropped over the head kick and then dropped through the left hand as well in that fight before Michigan never even hold a candle that you and Ronda Rousey that's true but don't you think that Misha kept getting better and it's Amisha who fought I think the Misha that fought against Holly Holm was very much and improved version of the music of the fight against Rhonda Randazzo beat Cyborg Enterprise like a f****** scary setback best boxing coach in the world just going to stand here so I'm going to take you to a larger woman she's way bigger so she's she's a big woman alright on the feet and stealing a tricky I'm a grapple woman's weight class I think for a lot of long-time I feel like she's finally got to it where she deserves this what you definitely deserve this big high-profile fight but so does Holly you know they both do this is really interesting fight because like clearly Holly dangerous right she had kicks Rhonda Nasser ouchie head kicks betco Hard Knocks her out she had kid Germaine de randamie is a multiple-time world Muay Thai Champion head kicks her drops her and a lot of people. you got that decision very least it was super f****** clothes and remains one of the best strikers in the world she's a nasty Striker craziness the wood Holly was able to do as a as a striker with her hands Holly's more decorated Boston Joker crazy it's fun to watch too cuz you realize okay will she can hang in the pocket she takes a tremendous shot would you really want to be impressed by cyborg I say you look at her one more Thai lost she loves a woman from Holland who's got outstanding technique and she was possible he's giving her some coaching here so she decided to fight that more time monster and it went to a decision girl hasn't had her hands full with no walk in the park specialist and she's so good so good so here is Cyborg's born with Lukaku this girl has but looks like more than that she's hanging in there you know and she's got to be careful because cyborg has big f****** power so she's treating this like this is a dangerous fight for her looks she can't take one of those on the point of the chin she's so good it's I can't wait for the right man for a girl like her to get that kind of boring into hell yeah and who the f*** want to spar with cyborg win but she fucken did work she got had checked with a stomp she got like front push kick to the face like right on the chin or she gets up you still chasing after she's a warrior man she's a f****** Warrior but so is Halle Halle just comes off like cleaner and in like you know she comes off like more polished and she's very pretty and it's very she's very calm and very kind and I still hear her talk I think we're female fighting such a high-level now with these two that do ever wins has the best of all time in my mind is compelling is willing to step in and challenge cyborg other than Holly 2.2 lb male I don't think they're at the same level yet in the female division but there's some real good talent there some good female talent in MMA. Right now hyper joint bathroom bright this fight is important to port for the sport right supporting to figure out what what style you need to beat Cyborg like Tonya evinger just fought a while to order brawling style and I'd like very limited success but it was like one of those things were so I work just keeps advancing and it never exchanged realize that everything is just so much more Firepower but you know she's trying to win that fight stuff is very dangerous


    Joe Rogan on Newsweek's Clickbait Christmas Article
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    I see this site has another dark side of the marketplace though you know I think the news nowadays you know makes a lot of money on clickbait and end so you now have companies weather at The Huffington Post or CNN or whatever who are less interested it seems an objective reporting of the news and way more interested in generating clicks did you know you'll float Newsweek title that they put out about Trump and the Nazis like stealing Christmas did you see that she didn't find it what is that f****** slowdown Caitlyn Jenner elected president if you keep the s*** out exactly you have to understand what's Happening Here people are going to go nuts lately media's how much money there is to be buy just just hinting or sort of associating somebody's name with something we had no regard whatsoever hold on there being disingenuous here in this article scroll up a little bit because here's what I think that says it says Donald Trump wants America to think he reinvented Christmas we can say Merry Christmas again he said on numerous occasions both through the campaign of president in presidency Christmas is back better than ever before he told supporters month before the Christmas season talking he is doing what a guy who's very persuasive does to try to get people on his Camp he's a f****** politician doing here is not even true because he in the past did a lot of tweets about happy Holidays happy I like people pulled them up that the he used to say happy holidays all the time like in rear it really recently was tweeting happy holidays and then the idea that Obama never said Merry Christmas is a hundred percent horseshit there's a whole video of Obama saying Merry Christmas Merry Christmas over and over laundry and nothing wrong with it values have been suppressed by mediocre left-wing government and he's stepping in here to make America great again it's all Hustle but the problem is when you say that you leave that the word Nazi loses its f****** meaning responsible journalist make America great again tattoos you just understand this this is real like these people that's red hat tattoos more sympathetic forgot he made those sweet so he didn't like congratulate the FBI didn't tell the American people that the FBI attacked and this is all this whole makeamericagreatagain stuff right you do want stop a terrorist is a political point he avoided this latest post on Facebook and then he reached out to the Isis went hey look in the complete this Mission how do I get ahold of the guns and bullets nice is like homeboy if you have to ask for the gear might not be for you like what the f*** 100 dumb I don't think like that well I thought of people making this comment on why did the president not discuss this like this is something that like when you address the nation you have to talk about it and even if he's in some sort of a squabble with one aspect of the FBI you have to recognize that they did their job here this is why they are important that pay that kind of petty s*** enforces his Petty shut mainstream news at I know what I'm going to get a lot of emails about my troubles calling you right now we should be able to rely on them to at least report the facts at least objective facts that was all they keep they keep power in line but now with money ratings it has corrupted


    Joe Rogan Has Questions About Net Neutrality
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    what is it hey what are your thoughts on net neutrality because I was talking to people online today about net neutrality I posted something about it that it seems to me to be one of those ideological Camp issues where if you are leaning right you think that net neutrality is a bad thing that the market to decide if you're leaning left you think that there's some regulation that the government should step in to be important cuz he wanted to keep people from information you don't want a big Corporation be able to step in and say someone can can't have their program on AT&T or Verizon or service providers maybe maybe a car that that already smells a little bit like Monopoly but what I think is if you and nobody really knows yet but I think that the the bigger issue becomes if these companies provide you service in your area they could decide to checking in to say to ban with sake and decide you want regular you want regular service or do you want premium if you want premium going to play a little more maybe that creates an opening for another service provider to come in and say we don't do that one price covers everything is one of the guys on my Instagram or Twitter other had a really good point he said the real issue that people aren't talking about is the Monopoly these companies having small areas yes you're in a certain town like you can only get this kind of company Argentina Verizon or AT&T when you have a company that owns a certain town and then be on a certain areas is the only way you can get coverage you have to do with this one company then then it becomes a real issue and you provide people in this area that service if the other service has if you use platforms at the other service provider and they compete directly with this would this service block that with this service have an incentive to block your access certain certain district is how you fight that if there's enough consumer backlash and people go or YouTube net neutrality and play some prevent it you know I mean I'm going to have some experts on to talk about it soon in the future I'm going over all the date and information but I just wanted to get people's temperature and it's so funny how people get so aggressive in and shity with you when you just talk about this issue maybe cuz you just have to be insulting with someone just asking a question right you know this this whole thing is is interesting because you're smart people on both sides of it and they have compelling arguments on both sides of it and I don't have an opinion 100% lean more towards you know how this is going to play out because some oversight do you have to have someone who's looking out who make sure that companies can't f*** you over and can't prevent you from having access to certain information certain sites I lean towards that most but the answer the letter that the other question is do that does the market decide the space money what are the barriers to entry in involved in the service provided interest ultimately the make extra cash for such bad press you may see nothing happened as a result but I like the idea that the marketplace that that consumers have a choice and when they're going to go with what works but I do believe that it's entirely possible that large corporations could have real realtor over the way our culture has accessed information I think that should be stopped but I also think that these f****** govern organizations almost all suck they're all filled with unmotivated people who suck at their job and dip the bureaucracy and the f****** red tape gets deeper and thicker I think almost every government organization that does any task is flawed so the idea that we should have government take care of these issues I have a problem with that too has access to information Night by thinks that should be stopped but I also think that these f****** govern organizations almost all suck they're all filled with unmotivated people who suck at their job and dip the bureaucracy and the f****** red tape gets deeper and thicker I think almost every government organization that does any task is flawed so the idea that we should have government take care of these issues I have a problem with that too


    Joe Rogan on Conor McGregor vs Tony Ferguson, Khabib
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    do you get a superstar the only way you get a Sugar Ray Leonard on Muhammad Ali don't do that. Does this Cult of Personality comes around those people they do have all the power there's no getting around it to can't you can't stop that as a promotional organization ride with the wave and make some sort of Coheed other two superstars of champion relevant in the lore is is the guy who keeps answering the call and and Connor did that in two different weight classes I mean it you know he he beat the impossible because then people he's got a hundred million dollars whatever you had inside love me too cuz I like the guy but at the same time like it's you're not going to see him you're not going to be in fight these monsters like Tony know who I am that's a tough fight but I think early it's special early round 1 through 3 with Connors actually in the in the way Tony gets hit it's a good fight for kids 302 at the prop he is nasty off his back wrap you up like a f****** mummy and submit you so late though that maybe Nate cuz he's a f****** that is his ability to just not like when you're less tired the other guy oh my God has cancer Big Bear it goes in the house he builds his own f****** training facility he sets up his own heavy bag UMass up floor he takes a f****** room he's got like a living room on house he sets down the borders brings in the mat and they start training he's a fines of Hills runs was f****** Hills at 6000 feet altitude fight at Sandbar boat and we're going to see him with arguably the fastest Striker 250. adversity that could be had a face inside the Octagon but he handled it with f****** Four Aces took him to the ground before it was 179 pounds just a couple weeks ago and think about what think about what he did do San Jose low talking about Dave Schultz or where they were talking about you know karelin all did the best of the best wrestlers they have an ability to enforce their will the fact that he's from Dagestan khabib has ever fought the two fights we had so much difficulty does not want to do that anymore you run into serious problems is one thing that happens to older athletes and they've been cutting extreme amounts of weight over and over again to get to a point where their bodies take it every time you cut 30 lb of water from your body your body goes into like a State of Shock you do some damage the question is how much damage do you doing cut 30 lb of water from your body your body goes into like a State of Shock you do some damage the questions how much damage are you doing think how long he's been doing it to Josh chops about that pointy ghost


    Joe Rogan - Francis Ngannou is the Perfect Heavyweight
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    so what in Ghana now is going to fight stupid we think that that's a tough one to call you know that's an interesting fight that wasn't it it was on your podcast what did he have to but that dude in Ghana is like a character from a f****** Conan book you know like somebody brought this up online. Like how Conan he was young they made them push that wheel and that's why I got so strong Francis and Ghana was like working in like a sand mine was digging sand when he was like a young guy like that literally might have had an effect on how f****** powerful and strong he is really might be like an Epic Fantasy novel he's like if you were going to go into a lab and design a perfect heavyweight you say one of about 64 to 65 maybe a little just a cut a little bit maybe 269 cuts down to 65 crazy freak athleticism fast as s*** for have knocked anybody Dead with one punch I feel like you're asking for too much he was originally from France after that did he was dangerous work spending hours links and into the back of truck so it can be shipped big cities for using construction sometimes it would stand all day and water up to Shin scooping sand out of the riverbed by the days we spent the bottom of a steep Corey where large chunks of Earth off and broke free from the high cliff and tumbled down onto workers f*** man it's a movie that's like that's like he was there he was homeless in France just like 6 years ago 5 years ago you do that no dude he was homeless in Africa and he decided that he was going to take a trip to Europe and he wanted to get away from where he was and he decides to go there doesn't exactly know what he's doing and somehow or another makes his way into a gym cuz he wanted to learn how to box amazed way into an MMA gym in the coach was like look you should you should try and like you know like you could really get good at this and he realizes the guy's a sponge learn s*** ridiculously quick you look at him in his first UFC fight versus now with Curtis blaydes Works to Curtis blaydes fight and then watch him now that's only two years ago man to wait two years ago and put his Improvement isn't saying he just knocked out with one punch one of the greatest heavyweight kickboxers ever and Alistair Overeem was a K1 Grand Prix Champion Strikeforce Heavyweight Champion dream heavyweight champion you don't get any more experience than Alistair Overeem fought for the title right one punch first round I think like an early fight in his career and then I think Anthony Hamilton he submitted him with a Kimura he submitted someone with a Kimura I think it was Hamilton that correct and see Anthony Hamilton yeah he submitted Anthony Hamilton with a with a Kimura orlovsky kayode Overeem KO was a crazy one man dropping bombs on them Curtis blaydes was before that doctor stoppage Lewis and Rec was before that that was the first time I ever saw when I was like Jesus but it looks like decision unanimous against a dude named zoumana cisse CIS SEC or great name he's working with any medical issue no I didn't know that this is so f****** strong this is the strongest I've ever rolled with I did not know that physical specimens we've ever seen in the heavyweight division like right who's more impressive than it physically right then you have a guy who just gives up his whole life for this like he just moved from France to Vegas then the UFC puts him in this f****** state-of-the-art laboratory this performance Institute where they've got all kinds of crazy s*** in there I mean they have therapists and food they have all these strength and conditioning coaches mean no Nowitzki with tell me all the different Services they offer another different things they do for the athletes for them it's f****** amazing all these top-flight coaches their training with them so you got this amazing facility opens right he's like one of the first guys there he's like one of the first guys to do is camps their moves from France to Vegas brings his coach and he's try to smash the World movie homeless guy walks into a gym 6 years later UFC hopefully doesn't of the food chain because well first and the first real wrestler that has ever faced that's a big deal you know whether or not Steve bake and take him to the ground that's a big question I would imagine there's going to be a lot of everything I was going to I'm going to imagine that fight you're not going to be able to really dictate entirely where everything takes place I don't know too much about stupid on the ground he's not usually on the ground right now plus pounds lighter though like he's about 240 a submission wins in it on his record to be questioned I've never seen him win by submission only Cena win by knockout or decision so you can go to Bay's record yeah I mean he's got to know everything it's the question is does he know is he strong enough is wrestling good enough to close the distance was he got here any submissions TKO okay KO TKO mostly TKO TKO yeah TKO to somewhere in Europe I think it was Nottingham Nottingham England yeah man beat Mark hot by tkl orloski by tkl for BC over Doom by KO Overeem KO Junior dos Santos TKO that's a f****** hell of a win streak right there man and Fabio took that fight in Brazil as a heavyweight and how did it go. I don't remember I asked him stupid just way too big just way too big just smash them knock them out same way Tanakh there it is boom that's him it's true they're here to this was mean this was a good example that was just a lot of his fights he's a tough guy Manny takes a good shot and he's a good wrestler he's strong Alexa ground pound he's just going to have to figure out a way to deal with the extreme physical advantages that Francis ngannou has


    Joe Rogan on Jon Jones & Tainted Supplements
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    Steep and Francis ngannou so scary with the latest Jon Jones I don't know if they have some sort of excuse I don't know when the trial is I think it's got to be some time coming up soon but it has been in the news TV can find out when the trial is going to be interesting to see what they say what they think you could be about it Casa for the craziest room where was everybody knows John like the party I'm not throwing him under the bus mean he's even joked around he said to DC in DC with talking shetty's like I beat you after I did cocaine hilarious but the crazy or was that they cut creatine with cocaine is one of the things they cut cocaine with and that they use some cheap Chinese creatine that was steroid painted which is apparently very common apparently a lot of creatines and different things you take that Trace Amounts of steroids it'll show up in tests because the same that they make that s*** in they make steroids in and make everything in the making them in China is really shity bulk Places You'll occasionally get tainted supplements happens all the time maybe they were purposely painted sell creatine but what's interesting uses California State athletic commission right because it was in California so who gets to decide California gets to decide that works cuz the California State athletic commission so they apparently get to decide what happens in the future you saw that if found guilty this time he faces up to a four-year ban holyshit what's the minimum amount I don't know maybe really depends on whether or not his excuse if he can get that f****** dealer to get him some coke and it's got the steroids in it I bet you never the problem is you would only have a decent excuse you wouldn't you wouldn't have you wouldn't be exonerated it would still be some sort of a penalty to cut cocaine so if you buy cocaine stretch that s*** out manual quarter muscle dick creatine has some steroids in it and so when they're cutting this cocaine with this creatine that has generally not meeting John Jones a person cuz I'm making this up right just I don't know what this is creatine and steroids the rumor is that is what people think could be a possibility because of John likes to party and we know John likes to party it is entirely possible they might have partied and that he might have just had a little bit of that and in that was this creatine cuz like anything about the continent with all kinds of different stuff right they caught it with me I'm not a cocaine doctor but I got imagine they take some white s*** it looks like Coke and you can make more coke right that's what they're cutting is right but the cut it with creatine now is Comic we looked it up we are damn I thought you were saying that he was taking creatine and it had it was painted wood stairs that's what I thought you could take that creatine to you Sada and you'd have to have it on the list of s*** you were taking a look at this says is creatine and they have steroids in it and then the go and find another one that's from the same that they can find like the vat number so I guess the fine when independently hopefully first or if they test that they find a trace amount steroids in that and that's what got dirty bird to means he got offer that that's how he got off he didn't take any steroids just took some f****** over-the-counter normal supplement that wasn't supposed to have steroids in it and then he tested positive he was stunned and you look at Tammy's lyrics even lift weights it doesn't remotely look like guy uses steroids and they tested the stuff that they found just randomly in the store and that tested positive so he only got a short amount of a suspension yeah he's pretty quickly but even then if you didn't do anything wrong why would you get 6 months and so you're saying that the steroids are in creatine on accident not like under not doing it on purpose right that these jobs where they make creatine they also make a gang of other things right they cook up some steroids for you and whatever the f*** the order is right and they're not cleaning those Vats out right so they're just pouring another bag and they pour out the steroids and they pour a bag of creatine in there for the next batch and they're mixing everything up it's entirely possible to Trace Amounts of those steroids are getting into that stopped when we first started doing Alpha Brain we had some of the early versions tested and when we got the stuff mixed from a place the place didn't do a very good job of cleaning out their equipment we had vitamins in our Alpha Brain that weren't in there with some stuff isn't supposed to be in there so when we tested and we found Trace Amounts we had to switch what we're doing we had changed how we how we have the things manufactured that's a super common thing we deal with these overseas Laboratories that are making all your s*** together so that's one possibility another possibility that I've said before the same f****** crazy somebody could give him something somebody could have given him something to f*** with him somebody could not like them so we could have done that to I'm not saying that's what happened but I'm saying you have to take into consideration all the possibilities if John is telling the truth and he's totally stunned by this there's a lot of different possibilities and one of them could easily be somebody giving it to him it also could be they took steroids whether to write okay cool can we use the same bat and then you could always just say hey I don't know that it's true yeah you know they take pills apparently those gas station dick pills they have like generic Viagra in them all the Jon Jones and take a dick pills that's why I tested positive Ray-Ban put it together in his head cuz he does coke you look like you do coquito cousin work and do your dick doesn't work and take those gas station dick pills he probably took one of those pills because I take those pills I feel like a f****** animal he's like I feel like I've got steroids who's from some sort of Chinese dip kill stuff and they found it they tested it all the time so he knows what it's like to party and that's what he was saying you're partying like your dick doesn't work so she parties right while we probably did cuz he tested positive for Coke he's like he probably does that had been totally nailed it or maybe he you haven't looked is wild m*********** we like to party the question is did he actually take a steroid with the intention to cheat that's what we don't know he says he didn't I wish there was a way that you will hundredweight hundred percent to tell someone's lying 100% you watch that Black Mirror episode where everything's being videotaped with their


    Joe Rogan on The Latest Conor McGregor News, Mayweather in MMA?
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    Floyd talked about it apparently didn't this one thing I can tell you Dana told me the Floyd wants to make a deal in the UFC like legitimately and I go did he texted him I go this war really talking about fighting MMA he was crazy I told me to get killed but he still talking about doing it we need a mega fight okay let me just stop this nonsense right there 85 lb if you f****** really think the Floyd Mayweather is going to fight GSP to shut the f****** just stop just stop it is going to be huge so big MMA he gets smushed 100% is what we would never fight 185 GSP that's what's going on Audi Audi today on top of the world man look that guy let him enjoy this he's got plenty of time to come back to fighting just have fun man stare at your watches take Instagram pictures of your dick who cares you're the f****** man who made a hundred million dollars you're not even 30 relaxed do whatever the f*** you want then no need to force him to come back and fight but if he does come back and fight if he if he thinks an MMA fight with g he is a good idea like that's a big guy he's very big George St-Pierre is one of the best fighters of all time who knows I think Tony Ferguson fight that's what I want to see now until I see what happens with Barbosa and write the problem is Barboza nurmagomedov fight an argument off smashes Barboza he's got to be next in line for the title fight right no I don't think so sure I mean but he might just be working on his skills he's got a hundred million dollars I would not be mad at a world fight if they decided to like strip him of his belt and have Tony vs khabib for the Undisputed title I wouldn't be mad at that yeah that'll probably happen I would not be mad at that I'd like that fight Tony so fun he's so wild to watch man you know like when he was fighting Kevin Lee and he's walking towards them in his hands down and just potshot slowly wearing down slowly chipping away and then the Finish him off his back come on man just wait how many people get finished off their back there was a lot of sweet things that but he came up with right there like it work you know there's different ways you can get up off your back with the cage of like basic wall-walking and stuff like that but you can't walk at did you notice it as I cool I hope he's weak from the bottom Tony was had with against the cage and Kevin leaves had was right here so he basically did like a Muay Thai clinch like a can opener but his left foot on the hip and his right leg was just around his his ribs and then at the right time Kevin was naturally trying to push pull out and then put both feet on the push them up kicked up and insist it up put both feet on the hips push them up kicked up and insist it up it was brought like wow I'm going to be doing that one going to be on his back head pressed against the fence but he can do anything cuz Tony did a can opener no no one does that


    Joe Rogan Reacts to a Crazy Skydiving Video
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    so I was looking at this video today of this dude jumping this cliff and his bike like Jamie was showing this one guy who does this on it on buildings he does it like he rides his bike on like The Ledges of buildings and shouldn't jump from building to building and I was watching this other guy jumped this Cliff with his bike like literally a jumps over one side of cliff and lands on to the other it's f****** like you're watching the whole thing that is totally legal right we're talking about people think of an MMA is barbaric that should be illegal like where should we you'd be allowed to take your risks leave this f****** guy goes crazy dude hopping from building to building means riding a bike on the edges of these buildings this is f****** insane this guy's got just ridiculous control this bicycle mean to this be legal I don't know you doing okay seems fine but if he f**** up like you know about that Chinese dude that just died know he was one of those YouTube guys who would take videos of him all I heard was skyscrapers and who was training to be a base jumper and there's like things you got to do so many regular skydiving jumps you got a master skydiving and just that before you get into and then there's things you have to do there's like a listen halfway through too many people died in the scene or this person to step back and said you know what maybe cuz it's not that uncommon where these crazy base jumpers die or almost died right yeah there's a lot of videos this Russian guy jumps off the top of the parachute doesn't open up in time and it bounces off the ground and you hear him screaming we going to go down cans and he went between two rocks and like his leg and then though which is crazy you know the one guy that did died on the Golden Gate Bridge. See that one try to go through that I don't know where I don't know if you jumped off a plane or jumped off of another bridge I don't know what he did but when he was trying to do it he literally slammed right into the bridge and it sounds like a crazy car accident like how long ago was that who's that in the parish it's not like he was flying with another guy dude f*** it sounded like there was a bunch of people there watching too or to if what if they just start influencing so many young kids to do it and there's all these kids dying all over the place then do you make it illegal man that's a good question but then you make war illegal you can't do that right I was supposed to eat like what's board went when does it become too dangerous soccer people apparently like what's board went when does it become too dangerous like a what like soccer people apparently some of them get brain damage from hitting the ball apparently you you're not supposed to head things like that and they do it all the time in practice they start developing traumatic brain injuries they get CDE from head-butting a ball to wait for you so that maybe more dangerous than wrestling you know


    Joe Rogan Watches New UFO Video
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    yeah man it's going to be weird world when our kids are our age it's going to be a weird weird world I mean I'm think we could begin to comprehend it I think we'd be totally guessing think there's some s*** is coming around the corner just hit NASA Tom DeLonge thing everybody keeps harassing me about the video of the UFO videos all day long call Blake. Just one videos let me see one of them videos is Tom DeLonge but not videos of now his his organization's putting out videos of UFOs a fighter pilot and fa-18 I believe is chasing this thing and it's showing all the details of like the altitude how fast it's going what pitch it's out and all that jazz on know what that means what pitch is not but they're watching this thing they're trying to figure out what it is one of the guys like it's a drone some kind of a drone they see something that turns it was going very fast so basically it's like all the other UFO gun sites or like you know some sort of a infrared sight rather so you looking at it through this weird infrared video where it doesn't necessarily look you know it's weird it's weird you looking at it like okay what am I looking at him looking at a little object remember that quote it could be a toad a quote from Werner Von Braun that he said right before he died then Beware of the fake alien invasion so they found it for awhile then it changes Direction so whenever that is whatever that is f****** super interesting and I heard the now going to fly Travis Barker to Washington DC to talk to people and give him some information as well know that West he didn't fly him out and show him the secret lab for real and be done with us they check us out and maybe go look at these crazy assholes this we're going to do we're going to f****** we're going to install some cameras on the moon the stupid MDOC it would you put some big ass cameras to film them from the distance and let's get out of here these people are crazy because they can have nuclear power with these assholes and they just would never see them again so like is that really as a UFO if it really is from another planet rather how many times I have to come here if they are real how much evidence would you really see of them would you see it once every 10 years owner of the Universe I want to see a show I would never think there's no way that can't be real can be possible I would think wow they f****** they visited us no way that can't be real can be possible I was thinking wow they f****** they visited US mean I'm sure there's something out there that smart I'm sure there is no matter what it would look like you know what it even be in a physical form anymore I mean why do we assume that everything has to be in a physical form what you looking at Kendrick Lamar says he saw a UFO but nobody believes them


    Joe Rogan - What's the Difference Between a Cult and a Religion?
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    are there more or less of them than people that are in Cults there are vastly more paying attention than people in Cults yeah oh boy we're here are we that is why this is a problem is that there's many people that live their lives by these ridiculous ideologies that very logical okay so I'm going to challenge you and Facebook likes I'm going to challenge you on that b******* is created by one person and he knows b******* in a religion. God dead okay so let me know this is rough territory but let's say actually believe that was all about now the whole burning bush tell me they believe is the acacia Bush which is Rich and DMT and they think the metaphor of The Burning Bush was actually a psychedelic experience and that Moses during this psychedelic DMT experience came back from the other dimension that you go into when you go into the DMT trance with all this really standard the standard messages that I myself have gotten from a psychedelic experiences that you have to treat each other as if we're all one and separations are all illusions that you are literally living a life that if I was born in your body and I had your genetics I would be you and you would be me cuz we are all the same and our differences are really with the illusion is we were at least temporary beings and that negative thinking and negative feelings and all these things manifest themselves in the negative actions and negative thoughts and you can change that you could change the frequency in which you exist in this world version of Moses or more than that Moses his tablets were that they were that the God was the burning bush perfect perfect is it true that you have had positive experiences psychedelic drugs where you have interpreted those experiences and improve your life yes that's okay so if you now go and you convey that thing to somebody who hasn't had the experience themselves isitbullshit well here's the thing about psychedelics as opposed to all the other ideologies is that they're very repeatable you don't have to believe in DMT if you smoke that you're going to experience it whether you believe it or not right and actually I think this is a man I am a cautious fan ice a car because I don't think I'm not a fan of the idea that these substances should be used recreationally and I think it's fine to have a great time but that these things are so powerful that one should be deliberate about it and you know it don't do it with the TV only now it's going to get more people to do it and that if you think it's recreational and then you do it there's going to be a certain percentage of people that go what was that that's not what I thought it was I thought it was have a good time and I just communicated with God yep there quotes God yeah but are quotes God is marvelous because God is the real deal it's something it is a metaphor for something lodged very deep in the mind where you can't find it directly and this is a hack that many cultures have used to access that layer and it's all very familiar to us and when you talk to pee that have studied DMT in particular one of the reasons why I think it's so familiar to us when you when you have this experience one of the first things that happens is you feel like you've been there before and they believe that this is because during REM sleep your brain produces DMT through the Cottonwood Research Foundation which all started from the work of dr. Rick Strassman out of the University of New Mexico who wrote a book called DMT The Spirit Molecule which was one of the very first time for the DEA allow them to do clinical studies on people with intravenous dimethyltryptamine which is like f****** serious s*** so instead of like this 10 to 15 minutes rap you're gone for a long time 1/2 hour plus and deep deep experience is that a lot of these people mirrored they they all they had like super similar experiences but to the Cottonwood Research Foundation they found that live rats are producing DMT in there this has been proven that which was really just speculation was that there was anecdotal evidence but now they know that raps produced this would have to do the same thing to do the raft have to open your brain up until they develop some sort of sophisticated detection methods it's just speculation as to when the brains producing this incredibly potent psychedelic drug but it's there and we don't know why yeah well I'm pretty sure I have a good insight into why okay but for the moment let's pursue the issue of what the implications are the story of just told it's perfectly plausible whether it's 100% accurate or not we don't know but the idea that you are mind contains mechanisms that go into some sort of psychedelic State without your conscious mind being able happened to us your conscious mind walks around during the day not realizing that you're tripping at some other moments for some purpose it's all very interesting you're not tripping in your sleeping mind for no reason at all you're doing it for productive reasons logically speaking it has to be the case that if you're burning energy and going through the costly exercise of thinking even in the Psychedelic way that it's happening for a reason and that means that we have carried this with us from an ancestral State into the modern State and we now have molecules that we can trigger it when we want to that gives you access to a style of thinking that you're telling me has altered your understanding of your relationship to other people and that it metaphorically lines up with what you often hear delivered in religious terms right I don't agree because Catholicism historically must have been delivering messages that cause people to correct their thinking in ways that made them collaborate more effectively that made them better able to find the opportunities in their environment I'm not advocating that we should sign up for belief systems that are at odds with our modern environment but one thing we can say I believe for sure is that religions that have stood the test of time did so because their value to the people who believed in them was so great that those that disbelieved were out-compete it now so we get in trouble in the modern circumstance because we can look at many of the teachings of any of these ancient religions and we can compare them to what we learn scientifically and detect there's something not right Scientology is a cult too early to tell when the problem is as Scientology itself points out if you looked at the Inception of something like the Catholic Church you might be equally trouble sure which is why I think they're both called but let's be careful about that is the predatory reversion it is tapping into people's natural tendency to believe in what I call metaphorical truth and it is using it very often to extract resources from them if a population succeeds by believing in these things than cult is not the correct I think you and I have different terms we using different definitions of the word called done but let me let me go cake interesting comparison Joseph Smith who started the Mormon church had a right he had a competitor at the time is a book called The Kingdom of Matthias right about his competitor at the time and to me the to look equally plausible the story that they were selling them at I have never had more than 30 followers and his religion died out and Joseph and Joseph Smith one and the Mormon church is obviously a real thing but these sets of beliefs are Advanced by somebody whether those somebody's are cynical when they do it or whether they are Ernest I think many of these the ones that we have to have last long periods of time have been Advanced by somebody who was in one way or another conscious or not DMT or not tapped into something that when delivered to other people actually constituted the kind of insight right and so so the origins of the Catholic Church most likely came from some desire for order and Scaffolding of how to behave and to give people rules structure for how to get through this life with the most amount of positivity and love and by disciplining them and having these grave punishments being held over they had burning in the fires of the pits of hell if they decide to have sex with another man or where two different types of cloth or whatever the other silly things that were in the Old Testament by doing this with a sense of trying to do is offer people structure it is a an analog four truths that can't be spoken literally because nobody knows how to phrase them so let's let's deal with the church on the one hand and Moses on the other okay obviously important in Jewish history if Moses ate some DMT from The Acacia Bush I think it was smoke he was super Savvy and farsighted and you know obviously you didn't know anything about molecules but I suppose that he had some ancient model of something and it must have been something in that plant that caused crazy things to happen let's suppose he didn't believe that he had contacted God or the god of contacted him but he woke up from the thing and was like wait a minute I know what these people are doing wrong I'm going to write it down and tell them came from God but resume now called I think they're all cults I think all ideologies are Cults I don't I don't know I don't think there is any one person who wrote first of all when you dealing with Christianity you're dealing with translations right or Judaism your you dealing with like ancient translations of languages that aren't even spoken anymore right and you're also dealing with an oral tradition of who knows how many years before was father-to-be written down but right but written down by people and then people decide what stays in and what doesn't they change the rules like the priests used to be able to marry priests in the Catholic Church they do puppies have wives clearly something that human beings have a hand in manipulating and changing and they do it for the benefit of the structure itself while they're not doing it for the benefit of the human beings that are part of it to doing it for the benefit of the structure itself that I don't agree with like the money and I'm not saying you don't have corruption in all of these photographs you do but I am saying that there is a bit minutes is exactly parallel to what we were talking about before there is the predatory version which I would call a cult right now and there is the earnest version which I would not call a cult and I'm very uncomfortable with any of these things governing policy in the present because none of them have a literal relationship with reality that allows them to deal with the fact that we've got all these new problems for which there are no there's no religious wisdom maybe there's a problem in the word kalt maybe maybe we should just say a structure created by human beings which is basically all structures all models of behavior where you have to adhere to certain but the problem with religion and even with a lot of calls is the supposed grave consequences for deviated right well so alright let's pick up Catholicism facilitate aberration that effectively it would recreate in some sense the inside that you're talkin about from DMT and that it would instantiate it in the population in a useful way that would facilitate collaboration and disrupt processes that cause in fighting fast the s*** you're doing wrong to the dude in the Box okay that's how they used to spy on you that's what that was for but why are they spying on you let me know they want to make sure that they overthrown I don't think you're too cynical really think they're doing so first of all I'm a biologist how are these priests who don't marry passing on their genes are not though they are of the lineage that they are in charge of so the point is they don't pass on their genes directly there passing on their genes indirectly through the population their interests are synonymous with the population that they are they are preaching to so you tell the dude in the box if you've been doing wrong imagine it's adultery okay oh God, if I die before next week and I haven't confessed my adult you go to hell I'm going to hell that bad huh tell that guy doesn't get that I'm going to tell him so now a person I've been committing adultery with his thinking of s*** while I was going to keep this a secret but now the priest is going to know that I've been committing adultery is going to hear from the other person and so I better confess to it so now the priest has a sense of like how there's an adultery problem in the in the congregation and the priest as you know flipping through the book and thinking how this week which we talked about and so the priest then gets up at the pulpit and you know turn your book 2 and starts going on about adultery and the people in the congregation who are engaged in adultery I think you know s*** this is God talking to me directly God knows what I've been up to and he's not happy and that's why we're reading this song I better cut the f*** out right so my point is the dude in the Box was taken a vow of poverty he's living in the church he does well when the town does well he's not have babies of his own so he can't really get ahead by himself he gets ahead and medically speaking when the town does well and he's in the position to spot what's going wrong in the town and he doesn't have a dog in that fight cuz he's not involved in business is not involved in mating and dating have addressed the question of how you prevent corruption from emerging Hollywood sexual corruption these guys are rockstars like the priests were essentially that the guys who are the direct line to God and just like professors have been known to do not you but you know some have sex with their students because the students like look at them like how my God I can't believe the professor sitting down here with my work and eat me this like that's a very minor Connection in comparison to the connection to God anybody who's going to have her anybody who's going to have power in danger of abusing it sure you say it's interesting that in the Catholic church and in other traditions where marriage and making money are impossible that these appear to be evolved what's the word it's like error correction order or protection from from a virus so an outbreak of corruption in the church is a Bad Thing from the phone for the well-being of the congregation and something that says well if you're a priest in your spending money in town people are going to look at you funny because you're not supposed to have money and if you're you know hanging around with cute girls people I can look at you funny cuz you're not supposed to be having sex so this limits their ability to to get away with stuff I'm not saying it's zero obviously it's not but the idea that there will be Protections in in each tradition for this that religions successfully protect against the abuses of power will succumb in competition to religions that do it effectively and so you're absolutely correct that all of the changes in religious texts that people believe in those that's all human beings making decisions about what to keep and what to throw out I'm not arguing anything else what I am arguing with those that have been insightful about what to keep from the point of view of the particular problems faced by the population that Bryn will have a competitive Advantage because they will function more cohesively than a population of atheists who doesn't have somebody looking out to prevent outbreaks of competition inside the delineator outbreaks of infighting so if you were looking at it objectively like say if you were an alien from another planet that didn't understand the language and you just observing the structure you would see his error correction the structure would say all they realized an issue here with power until they are corrected by making these priests be celibate and then they figured out a way to keep them from having money and that'll keep them from being invested in you know in okay and I think it's very misleading to people who analyze things the way you and I would because there's so much hocus-pocus associated with the structures that you know it's like constantly putting a finger in the in the eye of an analytical person of course still wearing the wizard costume and holding the staff and sitting on the Golden Throne and and all of it I mean all the pageantry to it's all Preposterous I mean I agree looking at this a modern person it looks preposterous to me on the other hand there is no way I'm telling you I mean most of my colleagues I'm sure would disagree with this but I hope to to show them to be wrong on this front the there's no way that the huge amount of effort and resource that is invested in structures was an error cannot have been an evolutionary error because if it was the huge investment that populations put into these structures is an opportunity for some population that behaves in exactly the same way except it doesn't make that error to win right but when you get power and then you have the momentum of that power overcoming the the population and then you have positions where the the behavior patterns ariix restrictive and you have to behave inside these Behavior patterns or this grave consequences me and you could conceivably run that for a thousand years without any error correction and that's what you've got with Islam right you've got a very ancient form of religion that Michael Shermer wrote a piece about it it's pretty interesting where I was talking about how it's the only religion that didn't go through the Enlightenment and he makes these comparisons to like the corrections that have been had with other religion as time has gone on that haven't happened there and you could have waited to Resource Management you could have credit to the part of the world in which they live you get acquitted there's a lot of different ways you could try to figure out why this happened but the reality is that that thing has not changed that structure is not change what a long time I think you've hit on exactly the the right Point Islam's mechanism for preventing outbreak change parasitism was to hard-code the thing and this is a tragedy because it what it means is that where Islam needs to update it doesn't have the mechanism for doing it so built-in way to keep people aboard if Scientology did that right woman Scientology obviously as a huge number of completely unacceptable mechanisms to keep people from leaving literally out of nowhere I'm going to be horrified if I said it wasn't because I thought it could get to the point where a behavior pattern that could be complementary and perhaps even beneficial to people I do not believe that this is where it is headed but if a thousand years from now it had flourished and the population that believe these things was successfully growing you'd have to say where there's something in that set of beliefs it's working for these so anyway I'm not arguing that it isn't it called it has lots of Hallmark's that make me think but I'm troubled by Mormonism you know the guy who made it but this in unlike Mormonism which was in 1820 we have video we see El Ron Hubbard bad teeth in his f****** Captain's outfit on with a metal that he gave himself you like hey what is this right Planet when you die or something like that no no the Mormons do and it was in one of The Osmond Brothers albums they all went to these planets in the album I forgot what the album is it's a hilarious album but if you open it up it's all planets and the album the name of the album is this concept that you get a planet when you die is nothing that are Mormons believe in diversity is so big we can each afford to get there is the plan that's it that that is some Joseph Smith shitt by the way it's a wonderful book if you if you read the the actual origins of Mormonism people to listen to a women what do they believe wow they believe some wacky stuff but he had a golden searstone rather that allowed him to read the golden tablets searstone was a special magic rock that allowed him to read these golden tablet that contain the Lost work of Jesus I believe he was actually illiterate sheet over his head and dictated what he was supposedly reading to somebody else that's my understanding of it but but whether f*****-up is they regulations came in they they started restricting the market they started the regulars came in and stop these people from having nine wives and then they're not give me some nice anymore the reason why they were so nice is because they have these crazy relationships they were having orgies every night I've got to get their s*** together and start their own call I guess where you know what maybe they're gay I don't know what about the women to write well how about a woman who has 10 husband's you know that doesn't happen


    Joe Rogan on Phone Addiction
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    especially if one is broad minded about thinking about all the ways that one can engage in rent-seeking one can actually be destructive of value if you destroy future well-being for our descendants it may look productive in the present but it isn't productive it's actually destructive so that's a kind of rent-seeking that we don't even typically model but where we headed so oh yes so we live in a game theoretic landscape that's both good and bad as you point out competition is a healthy thing and competition in markets produces a huge amount of value so I hear people deriding capitalism and I always want to make the same point to them which is you've got two things glued together and you are challenging them as a package but there's no reason they have to be packaged so we would be foolish to give markets markets are amazingly powerful engines of innovation are capable of solving problems that we cannot solve deliberately even if we wanted to so we need markets but we don't want markets ruling the planet and deciding that anything that spits out a profit is there for good and that we should be exposed to whatever the market discovers can be viable so what we want is ultimately to provide provide incentive structures that cause the market to produce things that are good for us right in other words of you tell the market that you want the solution to some problem the market can figure out how to solve that problem and it will do it very well but if you allow the market to decide what problems to solve it may end up for example addicting you to your phone right addicted to you to your phone in a way that harms your social relationships harms your your parenting of your children harms all kinds of I really important breaks you the ability of your children to have a educational experience in school we don't want the market discovering how to disrupt useful functioning of people we want the market to stay out of that stuff and then to provide us benefits that only you can provide like all of the mechanisms that now allow us to navigate seamlessly in places that we've never been avoiding traffic that we wouldn't know to worry about right those are huge and they're capable of taking a city that is to snarl with traffic and reducing the degree to which it is not with traffic so they're very powerful but we shouldn't throw the baby out with the bathwater markets are good allowing markets to discover any and every mechanism for exploiting you is not good at all and in fact it's a large part of why we're in the predicament that we're in is that we let the market decide what problems to solve and then if it Austin and they're very lucrative there's no way to say no once attractive to people I mean that's one of the reasons why iPhone is so addictive is because it's attractive because you can get access to information to drop of a hat so you just constantly want to feed that machine it constantly want to let it go what can I do can I play a game on it can I take a picture of myself can I give myself a dog knows who right but imagine that mean it's amazing to me that it's even hard to do thought experiment that put yourself in you know in your own mind 15 years ago and present yourself the deal that the following represents and I Hey Joe check this phone out right this phone is going to allow you to navigate in a place you've never been it's going to connect you with all sorts of people who share your interests you're going to be able to say a sentence that you think is clever and suddenly. the people are going to be able to react to it I mean all sorts of marvelous things and then the point as well here's the downside okay you're going to be hooked into Mega corporations that are going to study your psychology and they are going to compete in order to keep you paying attention to their site and they're going to become so sophisticated that you're going to lose control over your own mind you are going to become addicted to it in the way that you might become addicted to nicotine so that that's a pretty high cost what's more you are going to surveil yourself you're going to surveil yourself and your only protection from surveilling yourself are going to be end-user license agreements that you're not going to be legally sophisticated enough to understand and so you're going to be at the mercy of whoever has access to your phone camera on your metadata your you know all of these things so point is if you said this to you 15 years ago you'd know to be afraid of it right I probably wouldn't I love you like I'll put it down if I don't like it okay well I must tell you if you told me that I was going to be bugging myself with a sophisticated device like that and then I got out I can't even I can't even turn it upside down because of the camera on both sides the damn the cost is really high but we signed up for it incrementally in a way that never left the ability to say Rhino and what's worse it is now inconceivable if we discovered that the net cost of such a device exceeded the value of it by 10 times we still couldn't get rid of them can't pull them back you can't unmake them this too much benefit to them though you're you're you're making it seem as if it's only a negative but I'll not only a negative it's also answering every single question you could ever have about anything technical anything involving history anything involving facts and you obviously in today's day and age with hashtags news a lot of bulshit facts in there as well but just a sheer access to information to be able to contact each other instantaneously is a lot of Pros to it huge number on believe me I'm not under rating of the value of a mean just you know you pointed to it yourself having even if Wikipedia in your pocket is like that's such a fantastic gift to have that access to information not only on your own computer but right there in your pocket you know what I signed up for it like everybody else but the cost is very high-end didn't have to be in other words if you had set the bounds in which the market was going to solve this problem so that you for example prevented it from reaching our ability to protect our own privacy you could have had the benefit of Wikipedia and instant communication and all of these things without the huge downside so the Privacy issue being cookies cameras like which which one are you referring to welfare so I think the cameras are bit of a red herring I don't think anybody at first of all there's a huge amount of data involved in video to the extent there's an issue it would be more about the microphone and the fact that I can listen to conversations and basically practice thinking one and there's so much power in that potentially that even even if it's not being used presently it's only a matter of time before somebody Taps into that data and starts using it to shape things they are bitter red herring I don't think anybody at first of all there's a huge amount of data involved in video to the extent there's an issue it would be more about the microphone and the fact that I can listen to conversations and basically practice thinking one and there's so much power in that potentially that even even if it's not being used presently it's only a matter of time before somebody Taps into that data and starts using it to shape things they are not entitled to hit


    Joe Rogan discusses Meat, Saturated Fat, and Cancer with Dr Rhonda Patrick
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    you know what's it's really interesting when it comes to data when it comes to diet because you know the whole throw the baby out with the bathwater thing one of the studies that I read pretty recently was about the amount of people that suffered ill health consequences that ate red meat 5 days per week vs people who didn't but what they didn't take into account was what the people ate with the red meat red meat fed beef was it bison or Wild game or was it a burger from Wendy's with fries in the Sugar Bun and all the the the b******* that people eat along with the food and that you literally and people would cite these things as being evidence that something is negative for you that red meat is negative for you but you're not taking into consideration all the things we're eating without red meat so these studies that come out like that they're so they're they're really annoying because it's like you have to talk to people about it you have to like sit down with him okay sit down okay this is a long process to try to try to figure out what is the cause of these issues you're talking about a lifetime of abuse you're talking about like all sorts of different Health consequences of a variety of different foods in your tripping at all to one part of your diet and that's very difficult to do unless you you've isolated everything else and done a bunch different studies were okay I ate nothing but fruits and veg bulls and I really healthy and I eat red meat 5 days a week or I nothing but s*** and fries and buns and pasta and I didn't eat red meat at all and now hear the results of how these different foods are interacting in our bodies extremely important like we talked about the refined sugar and saturated fat combo well you know the the the red me and even just protein like itself like you know essential amino acids that are coming for animal protein himself and how that is interacting with you no eating eating a terrible diet like refined sugar which is causing damage to ourselves you know also exercise and this is something really the the protein exercise things seems to be really key but there was a recent study that was published that was the largest study observational study done so far looking at protein intake and all-cause mortality in mortality and it found a like a lot of other studies that higher protein consumption higher meet putting stuff in from meet with associated with a higher all-cause mortality and a higher cancer mortality but then when the data was sub analyzed and in the other unhealthy style factor for looked at so so if someone had one other unhealthy lifestyle Factor being either obesity smoking excessive alcohol consumption or being sedentary then they had to hire are all cause mortality in a higher cancer mortality fake meat but guess what if they had zero none of those other unhealthy lifestyle factors they didn't have that the same alcohol cause mortality in cancer-related mortality that but not eating meat eaters had so I think that really highlights the importance of other lifestyle factors other Foods you know that's really important when we're looking at these observational studies when you were talking about saturated fat is there a negative corresponding negative consequence like if you had if you had negative or if you had a diet that didn't have any saturated fat in it but you ate refined sugar like say if you eat a vegan diet does saturated fat or does refined sugar have less of an impact of eating refined sugar the LDL will go down if you're eating a vegan diet diet and even though you're still eating cookies or some whatever vegan stuff you know if you look at but if you look at refined sugar also looked at refined short people that had the highest refined sugar intake but again saturated fat doctor there had like a four times higher risk of getting her having a heart attack but it's perfect you Illustrated it perfectly in that is his and that's where I think a lot these guidelines like the American Heart Association come from if you are on a population level you say to someone reduce your saturated fat intake you're going to lower the LDL risk and it regardless of all the other stuff they're doing you know you probably will in a population level lower than heart disease risk but on an individual level like someone like you and I we don't need all that other stuff you know we were very health-conscious and do all these things you and I if we stopped are saturated fat intake likely you know what for me I guess my jeans are a little different but likely wouldn't have the same effect if you were to take that same population of people and say okay eat your saturated fat but take out the refined sugar we may see the same thing where the where the heart disease risk goes down just like it does with saturated fat placement foods have gotten have looked at replacement for saturated fat and if you replace saturated fat with refined sugar it does not lower the risk of heart disease so basically that's that's kind of a proof-of-principle there but I do think that it's it's it it's an important and it's something that the American Heart Association they're at their now starting to at least mentioned the small dense LDL particles so I think that moving in that direction is good because it means that possibly then do you know where the next decade were going to start to see okay now we got to start it's not just the LDL I'm confused you said if you replace saturated fat with refined sugar if you replace the saturated fat with refined sugar if you start refined carbohydrate I usually think of is refined carbohydrates it does not so the idea that saturated fat was so bad if you replaced if you took the saturated fat and replace it with refined carbohydrate it would lower the risk of heart isn't it that it doesn't it doesn't know what the risk so is there basically effect Shoshone my reading rather since I research I'm a dummy but the the people that I've read who criticized this there are actually scientists and researchers they have a huge issue with that statement they think that this is just it's too simplistic it's it's not taking into account all the various nuances and genetics diet ancestry all all the different factors but people read that and it's sort of like this cookie cutter approach and then they parotid out to everybody else anything goes with with the protein in it being bad as well and there's all sorts of nuances in the combination of the protein with the with the bad diet and also the exercise which is one of the one of the things with the with the protein is that it increases igf-1 and igf-1 the growth factor and it can allow it be cells that are damaged that should Otherwise Die not die and so it can allow precancerous cells to form a tumor and that's we know that from mechanistic studies and you know that's the kind of a big part of the protein essential amino acids specifically what does do do this and they're over there found in animal protein and that's what a big argument there but there's also this whole argument where if you are one exercising the igf-1 goes into your brain it's been trying to cross the blood-brain barrier goes into your brain and also on your muscle where it grows new neurons in the brain and actually repairs damage damage muscle tissue and helps grow muscle tissue which is also a protector of all cause mortality so you know that again the exercise comes in there and also the fact that if you're eating a good diet and you're not you're not causing as much damage to happen in the first place then those growth factors being there on his big of a deal because you don't have me all this damage cells when was refined sugar eating that can basically become cancerous cells so that's kind of you know with that study the observational study that looked at people eating me if they didn't have any of those unhealthy lifestyle factors guess what they're all cause mortality and cancer Macaulay was the same as experience and I think that's kind of as much damage to happen in the first place then those growth factors being there on his big of a deal because you don't have me all this damage cells when was refined sugar eating that can basically become cancerous cells so that's kind of you know with that study the observational study that looked at people that were eating me if they didn't have any of those unhealthy lifestyle factors guess what they're all cause mortality in cancer Macaulay was the same as the Giants and I think that's kind of issue


    Joe Rogan - The Truth About Diet Coke
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    I think the problem was like making sure doesn't taste like s*** when it's going down because like yeah those are really bad the president drinks 12 cans a day of us and watches as much as 8 hours of Television a day so he's he's he's literally like a test monkey that really true 12K Trump reportedly drinks 12 cans of Diet Coke that looks like you're losing an using an ad blocker what's the main the main sweetener in Diet Coke ghost from from like the small intestine area and it makes people like become obese like that's the social studies and people like that they've shown that in people and then of course they've done causes that he's an animal showing that but it's interesting because I seen positive studies with that where it seems to like improve insulin sensitivity which is kind of weird I personally am always percent cocoa and it just tastes like ass and what is like otherwise you're just doing a shot of it like Wednesday style hot cocoa with no sugar or Kaylee that I guess you know and plus I don't need any anything sweet movies and you know I don't I don't know if it has any we haven't really seen negative Health consequences with accepting I think there was one study and rats but they gave him like exceptional amount and it like change the hormonal profile or something so I didn't consume any during pregnancy cuz I was worried about that but don't be too grossly overweight and microbiome what's funny is that people to taking Diet Coke or trying or trying to like him prove they don't they you know they don't want the refined sugar I don't want to have the the constant insulin response and so they're drinking the diet coke it's kind of ironic that it's like it's like making the morbidly obese by changing the gut microbiome is it safe to drink just one can every now and again going to like completely not 12 cans are even one candidate you're constantly uncertain your microbiome you're constantly going to keep shifting it in towards you know when for letting college and stuff stay awake and study for exams and all that but if you take a corresponding like some sort of a probiotic to try to combat that I mean the problem with that is you know the probiotics which by the way there's all sorts of interesting studies that have shown effectiveness of certain probiotics better and you have a lot of that have live bacteria in a lot of them but you know probiotics to work you might have to constantly take them or their needs to be space in your gut for them to take residence and right so if you're like feeling your body with ulcerative sugar diet coke and all this and where where's the probiotic that you were taking in going to attach so it's kind of flow through and the flow through that had benefits but you have to keep taking it for that you know that the fermentable fiber which is what helps grow helps the A commensal and good bacteria basically grow and Thrive but probiotics help me a lot like after I had some issues from from stress with graduate school and so that definitely helped me and I don't take them once in awhile now like you know but I don't I don't take them everyday like I did you know when I was like trying to like him myself and the one I was taking nothing we talked about William turn 50 billion it's called vsl number 3 but now there's another company called visbiome that is like the guy who made this BS on number three is doing this is by I'll make the same formulation I've tried it out as well but it's like a little cheaper and I don't have any affiliation with other companies but there's been clinical clinical studies with both of them showing Effectiveness and so it's it's certainly an interesting field growing field and they're having some clinical studies in humans were for example the one that's super interest the brain the brain stuff the way it's affecting the brain is interesting in his clinical studies there was one recent one I think I tweeted where there was like 10 randomized controlled trials they weren't really high-quality but to start and it like improved measures of anxiety and people other Studies have shown randomized control trials been a couple others showing it improves depression scores and also in cognition so there's it again immune system modulation of the immune system will affect the brain immune system it definitely is connected basically inflammatory factors and things like that can cross over to the the blood-brain barrier and get in the brain and disrupt neurotransmitter production all sorts of stuff but also the gut-brain access the bagel nerve we're like you can make certain things that are like if you if you have certain bacteria in the gut that are making for example Gaba that can like stimulate the nerve in an inhibitory way that like calms in and does something calming to the to the to the brain part we don't really understand all them it's just fascinating field that I'm like trying to follow and keep up on you know what I mean the question is to do normal healthy people need to take probiotics all the time and I don't know the answer but I do think that we need to eat the right foods to eat to get our microbiome healthy and avoid things like what's it called


    Joe Rogan & Neal Brennan on Micro-dosing Mushrooms
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    it doesn't give you that part you know yeah what was the so you'd gone through a series of ketamine therapy I did the TMS the Cubs look into at the last time I was here was like black so I did TMS was transcranial magnetic stimulation 45 sessions it work great like it literally I stop taking it takes like 35 minutes and they just put like electrodes on your yeah they put they put the other put video on every single oh my God everything to cover everything every page 6 literally he sent me Copley 25 days I don't know it's just like a thing now cuz then we go like you do make me laugh is the the pictures of Louie got progressively worse and worse wow you're that man give me some volume. I went to this dude that sound is like an mri-safe from HGI yes which is a narrow side effect but it's one of the side effects of HGH basically it like supercharged my whole system I started having panic attacks on stage yes I think we didn't get one that night like dude trust me trust me and then I and then I had anxiety 4 months literally like just think they would people say I have anxiety I never had anxiety I was like I wouldn't even know what that's like it's f****** miserable it's worse than depression because you're agitated and like you just feel like static it just was like over your body was like you're just have like this like cortisol snow in your and it sucked so I went back on Zoloft now but you were trying to get yourself off I also microdosed I microdose shrooms like three times which is pretty fun microdosed I got significantly less angry just as like a operating principle like I was angry like I just didn't feel as like Snappy and shity like for a long for like over a big. As a world champion kickboxer reminder Doses and he fights on it fights high on mushrooms do they test for it that's my f****** people at Weis on mushrooms that's great and I mean it's better than he's ever looked in his past he said he could see things coming before they happen he said he literally feels like you've got some sort of psychic ability we sparring like he sees we're guys are doing it if you watch him fight used to look Swae sharper than he's ever looked before and homeboys doing mushrooms because you can't you can't be on it and do can you risk serotonin syndrome which is like a dry much serotonin 5-ht pee before we even started selling it and you were telling me about 5-HTP CPI think is good for weight loss really did like when I take 5-HTP I'm just not hungry it like that was the other sort of weird side effect of the microdosing my appetite went down like significantly across-the-board when how much of the appetite is not really how much food you need but rather you need something to do but I have like losing 10 lbs me like 50 from what I've lost 12 oz from like 1:59 and 147 wow yeah everything was good do you are you eating sugar and Brad and things on his feet and I've stopped I've eaten I used to be a big dessert person and I kind of just like I think the mushrooms might have made me just once you cut free and especially if you're really conscious about what you're eating in terms of like probiotics and things that sort of helped the landscape the biome landscape and make sure you got healthy things in there I think that's so significant in the more researchers that I talk to and the more people that are nutrition experts to start talking about your gut biome and how important it is to take the proper probiotics immune system I think it affects the live virtually the path of your life that you take depending upon what foods you eat it has a different effect on how you live your life you get a feeling for meditation and then you're like I want to spoil this thinking or behavior not about tanks until you and I'm like I live like a block from flowlab I think the first time I got one of the podcast I think you told me about it you told me about it I went to float lab had the thought in the in the tank you got to love something little bit I was thought I had an end I got a dog out of my basement and I had it installed here got up took me a few few times off and we just got to put in 2 days ago so I haven't even been in it so I haven't been a tank at all and 3 months to months two month someone with us how anything could do it now couple days a week couple days where is good if I give myself two days a week I'm happy to ever go in and just think about your daughter's yeah sure I have a plan like maybe I'll have a bit but I'm trying to work out and I just like this bed is just clunky there's a part of this clunky I'll smoke some pot and climb that tank and think about it there's a in the in the there's like a free second syllabus for the ibogaine and it's like you need to come with questions for ibogaine for Sweet Lady ibogaine I'm like I have to recommend a friend of mine was like can you ask a question for me so I can now I don't think that's legal like he was a cake sit with Lucy can you ask a question for me it's like no I don't think that's legal like helicase so will Lucy


    Joe Rogan on Potential #MeToo Backlash
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    yeah but that's the thing I was saying is like there's no you're not allowed to have a nuanced Ryan anymore you just have me like now I'm absolutely you must believe all women do you see that thing I posted the other day about it was the me-too backlash is going to come the backlash is the the on-campus thing that they basically like the Obama Joe Biden recommended these guidelines for Title Nine and and they took a recommended guidelines for Title 9 protecting women on college campuses but the problem is they throw out due process in like literally if the ideas if you're if you get accused you're basically convicted guy gets thrown out of school they're all these things that were like like I never thought about before like cuz I I want to believe all we in a man like I I want to believe it if a woman I don't believe women have much reason to lie about the s*** see what that's not true I don't believe that at all because I believe there's a lot of women that have grudges and they're angry and they they want to make things up about man and I know men where that's happened to before I know a man who been falsely accused of rape in the way I dropped it and told the police that she was just mad at him chewy Chata Vendetta that happens it doesn't happen a lot right that's never happened but I just think that the it's a minor I think it's just a minor calling all women liars is just as crazy as saying all women take the say say the truth right you're going to have a certain percentage of human beings that are speculate about what the stats are the problem is if you're a person who didn't do anything to someone and then they're accusing you of doing something them and that it ruins your life that's Debbie and that happens I've been having this conversation I posted it and I put on Twitter hey if I'm wrong if this is wrong yell at me hear go ahead and I was surprised by how few people Yelp no one really got mad because when you see what the recommendations were people believe in due process they people know that mob mentality are not good and they're not American I mean they're not the spirit of America they're there they are pretty American actually but like they're not the letter of America and it was kind of baffling that Obama administration so what's happening so guys are getting kicked out of school they're getting you know what these are there following guidelines and due process is thrown away guys get thrown out of school today and it makes you the school and guess what a lot of them are winning because of sticky situation cuz I was talk because one of them said that she was at NYU and was having sex with a guy he tried to put in her ass she was like no she said no he said can I she said no and he did anyway she just froze and was like stun Frozen silent he finishes no alcohol no and it just becomes he-said-she-said it's like what what should we do in a society about a situation like that and I truly don't know I truly like I've no f****** idea well and she said no and he did it anyway that's a real f****** problem Ironman lightning detectors meanness really they didn't win the situations like this one person's word against the other in the the results critical you got it I don't know if that's really possible though I mean I don't know of anything that exists or any technology that's on the pipeline that there is can it is one of these like shitt I don't because it might be you kind of think like it's probably it's always pretty like that and I'm like I don't know I don't know maybe that guy shouldn't be able to go to school I don't know I true I don't know so he lied and he said that didn't happen he didn't she didn't press charges ran out the number of rapes to get reported versus the number of rapes that don't get reported it's like it's a drop in the bucket and that's a week you wanted you think a girl wants to talk about her f****** vagina for a year-and-a-half notches that the stigma of gas running around knowing that everybody knows you were raped having that feeling. But judging you or staring at you for nothing that you did for women is I have to make my life about this now my whole life has to be about this for at least a year and a half tops lawyers f****** updates all just like a nightmare Bonnie and Nightmare you likely did nothing wrong and now it's like getting it's like getting in a in a horrible car accident I don't know what the solution is comic my first and being contrary in a goalie all the things and it's like no other most of these things are wrong place at the wrong time with a piece of s*** yeah I mean due process is significant crazy story that really becomes a problem because there's real rape going on all the time on campuses that's happening for real girl wasn't raped I believe it she was raped I don't think it was the 15th like the way something happened something better than what you think that because I think I think that's significant there's so much evidence pointing to the fact that it was all made up yeah that does very little possibility that something actually happened to that I think they've completely dismissed that was just a girl just made some crazy s*** up versus the mattress girl thing the mattress girl one was a weird one because she definitely had sex with that guy and she definitely wanted have sex that guy cuz she was messaging him about sex in about you know I think she said something about bring condoms you going to put it in my butt and gas a bunch of crazy s*** like sex talk back and forth and then she just decided this is an amazing way to be a martyr and to be a victim in to bring that f****** mattress everywhere including at a commencement speech yeah you know I mean that's a different sort of casing that kid is now suing hyper first between the protecting women and protecting the Constitution but the thing that bothers me about even talking about UVA or Columbia is it makes the story about line women right which is just f****** ignore them in the equation and women it's human being deaf human beings involved in these situations we have to treat them like equals do you know the story about Occidental Occidental College in La get drunk text each other back and forth I'm coming over to have condoms yeah come on over she comes over there they they have sex with each other and then her friends convinced her that because she was drunk she could not consent and that is right. Maybe that was a big thing for a while that you if you're not drunk you can't consent it was like for a year or two they tried to push that until they realize oh my God that makes everyone a rapist so they can start a business so this guy and this gal have some sex and it's consensual 100% but after the fact her friends tell her you couldn't consent because you were drunk even though he was drunk too so she does not actually wrong in terms of the letter of the law since they're both intoxicated and willing and consensual they kick him out of college and so he's like what the f*** man she's drunk too so I got raped as well do understand that can't just be the man that is doing the raping of your both intoxicated of male versus female well meaning there will there they're like their other guess there is other it's other it's like you're not I'm not saying you're not a human but you're not a man you don't even like there's something of like the way men treat women is not equal to its other it's like you're in this other categories they don't understand that much cuz you're not one of them yep and they don't have a good relationship with her mother it's even worse by their dad alone I'm generalizing when you start doing this men and women thing right you're prone to generalizations is no getting away from it but men want sex from women so they pursuing women and do you have do you know any man that are that you're friends with the UC overtime to become more and more bitter towards women because if we can reject it over and over and they associate women with bad feelings yes associate women with negativity I think men look at women like like they're trying to score on a team literally like built into the language of how we it is a thing that guys conquer so it ends up being like in the past still like Saudi Arabia or like booking towel heads but cuz they won't give us the f****** oil like they don't like you anymore this f****** kombucha at like you just don't bite it and want it doesn't mean that dude everybody doesn't want you like theirs but it makes guys it hurts their feelings and it makes them crazy and it also deals with these evolutionary mechanisms that are designed to make sure that we breed you know it becomes like a significant issue for you want to figure out how do I get this gal to like me to the point where she wants to have sex me all I got to buy the right cars I got a rather wear the right watch I got to do this and do that and say the right things and beat them in and hold Open Door it only stands at we do like a why do men hold up and order to be a gentleman a preferential mate that's what they're doing they're trying to con you into taking that dick that it's ghost speaks to your bed about Invention Convention thing now is that the reason the thing of like why women have an advantage threat very different with the females in the tribe versus the males and we're stealing still dealing with the Echoes of all that by the way for the people that are shallow were talking about misogyny you know just so you know about Massage Envy reviews that either of us home but but I know about women more Now understand them than I ever did and how would you how would you how different would your behavior been 20 years ago if you had what you with me up now for the way different it would be way different I just would maybe might be hate I never did anything horrible like my record is clean of now is the inner workings of life female from child to adulthood I understand that they're just there's a different evolutionary path for their sex for their gender there's a whole thing going on that they want to protect the nasty want to find a man like there's a lot of guys look at a girl who wants a successful guy like she's f****** shallow she's wants a bunch of shirts wants me to pay for everything there is a evolutionary path where the woman is looking for a man shows that he is capable of taking care of things while she is held up being pregnant and taking care of the young it is a natural instinct it is undeniable and there's some women that are super strong and super motivated they don't have that instinct their instinct is to just have a kid give it to Nanny get back to work soon as possible a tall guy yeah yeah for the same for protection all that s*** for all that s*** money yet height strength provision ya-ya ability to overcome significant situations like whenever there's a like a guy that falls apart under stress is won the most unattractive things to women ever I mean is I want you to listen to my emotions yeah I don't want you to be emotional I need you to be a f****** Marine yeah and if you're going to be emotional and cry about things it better be like a brave display of emotion that's the portfolio yeah but the ability to respond to pressures a giant one's ability to provide is a giant one physical features like having strong features that having strong genetics like genetically has to feel like she's being protected and then there's some women that don't like that at all this some women that like b**** men and we we know those women and they they they're the really domineering powerful women and they have these men like quiet and that their server hiring yet that's that's okay too but these these patterns that exist they exist because for the longest time you look at a weird situation when a woman has to be pregnant for 9 months is a long time imagine picking a man imagine of your your man and you're picking a woman and you have to decide when your meeting this woman is going to be able to keep it together with me while I'm held up literally held up for a year like a whole year for one year I'm going to be stuck in this situation and then from then the next 18 years I'm going to be responsible for the infant that comes out of this Union men want sex they don't think about the Lily and then it's to Blackshear and then from then the next 18 years I'm going to be responsible for the infant that comes out of this Union thought process only think about it to me men want sex they don't think about the Lily and then it's to Blackshear like sex and then just like black in the distance


    Joe Rogan asks Neal Brennan About Writing for Chris Rock
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    yeah I'm at the because I got enough affirmation it was remixes popular and I used this is how dumb do invoice work I would think yeah you can write sketches but you can only write single-camera sketches call me next time you bringing with you it was so obvious to everyone except me and I was like I was like oh it's fulfilling it is fulfilling but it's also like you just check it off the list of like okay I don't have to pursue this thing like I know that that won't bring me it did bring me fulfillment in that it shut the voices up but it didn't bring me fulfillment of life now when I walk into restaurants five people know me and that's yeah like that doesn't change that I love that I find that to be nothing that's a giant distraction to be like a problem spago or wherever you guys are on them the paparazzi get notified the waiting out front with cameras people inside are looking over there it's over there he's over there there's there's that level where you get where it becomes a giant distraction and dad f**** with your art to ya I can't have people gas in me smart of him yeah he's a f****** smart guy though you know he he can see the pitfalls in advance now he's like which is why he's great, he's like psychologically of where he's not just delusional and trying to push something that he's you know trying to like make work he doesn't he he has maybe the fewest blind spots of anyone I know that's why he was willing to hire people to help him with his act by the way that thing of hiring people because I worked on his new power here's what it is he likes comedy writers right and when you're him either you want to pierce no one's walking up to rock and get giving them tags like most like he doesn't really have liked ears pierced right right like so he just has, he's like he goes I only have in comics comedy writers around and Comics the way rappers like gold chains he's like it just makes me feel good to tags you wouldn't if I hadn't given unto him you wouldn't notice but it's also in the interest of making the overall product better and so he's willing to have a bunch of outside eyes looking at it it's putting your material against his I think I have all the best beer I already know what I was going to say is his work with Richard jeni was what was it his second Delilah me steaming pile of me was great and then the one that he had some fire oh yeah about the difference between the left and the right the center and you know an end and I don't want to do I want to rephrase it but it's f****** such a well-written bit and he was so good at squeezing every last angle a tab it's f****** premise just smashed them it would be obliterated and his economy of words was so magical you know well he was in a I think if he was alive today he would be this huge Netflix star yelling out big places and he would probably be happy with that but in his era that wasn't the goal in his heir of the goal was get a sitcom and so used to do clubs where I would go I would do the clubs after him and they would be saying like how he hates it it didn't want to do this he hates doing pressed he's bummed out that he's on the road he didn't move to Hollywood to be on the road ever lived like when we were all kids when we were starting out that when I met you at Boston combien like 1991 to whatever it was you weren't even doing standing like that the goal was to make a living like you think you can make a living you know what you know what Jenny's only problem was his material was great and I'm trying to think of a guy who's like this now his material was great his presentation was artless meaning he look like he bought his suits at f****** the Dick Tracy villain shop like he just look like he just had a hacky sensibility his f****** bits were great but there are people that don't like Sebastian because of what I'm saying cuz it's too stylized he's not. He's he looked Sebastian shops at the mall she's not as he's not an artist he's not even like he's like he described I once brought Sebastian up as a blue-collar snob and which is exactly what he is and exactly what he is and and but like there are people like I love arguing with people are unlike Sebastian's f****** great and I like Italian xyooj from Chicago he'd where's best people literally people deduct points they don't even


    Joe Rogan - Neal Brennan Gives His Take on Louis CK
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    I mean I feel like pics is probably more conscious yet I didn't do anything to women but you know like friends who worked with him and say like Hey we're going out you want to come out now to go back to jerk off just do was just into watching p*** beating off all day so I remember when I moved to New York in 91 and was in the comedy club scene in 92 93 94 in New York I was I couldn't believe the amount of jerking off is going on and and it's always smelled gross like a J Moore with constantly jaemor roommates for a bit he jerked off of one of my stocks again Louis was more gross than then malicious and discuss the malicious and criminal is that what he did I think he did it to a man it takes on more ominous tones when he's doing it to women completely agree locations with Iliza Shlesinger and she was saying that men would say things to her when she first started Ox wasn't very good and I should start out and these guys were like established would treat her as if like you're below me and you're always going to be below me and I get away with saying whatever I want to you you're less than me and I kind of feel like that's probably why he did that to those girls like he was above them they were below him and it was not hey I want to jerk off in front of you it's like you have to watch me jerk off because I'm above you you know what's the thing you said earlier was relevant which is getting hard right from that how can you yeah that's the thing of like that the getting hard thing but also I actually think he'll be he'll be in a year and a half I'll be back six different crowd if Louis was doing the show after this would you go and 70% of the people applaud yeah running Leona Lewis Monster High on Teton very well but I don't I don't think he's a bad person he's always been friendly to me she's not a bad person he's not like he's not a bad he's not he's also again I don't want to be like if it's a power thing he the more powerfully got the less he did it yeah that's the weird thing right it's like I think you realize that what he did was f***** up in like he had these crazy urges and he did it and then as time went on he stopped doing it and he's like I'm a prisoner to some s*** that I know talked about f****** his staff on the air and no one cared well Letterman just went straight you mean 100% confessional by the way but having sex with people back then but that you weren't abusive power though that's name of it that's what rain feels like chain what's changed is it just everyone I think the Harvey Weinstein thing was so f****** gross and he had at your monster that everybody is like I think there's this ripple effect and that this were like Way Beyond normal reactions were things like Matt Lauer fired yeah sex with someone on staff that probably felt like she couldn't stop that's that would be the that would be that sort of rub I don't know you see I don't I don't want a victim shame right you don't know you don't know what really happened I don't know his version I don't even know her version I just know the third hand version you know like I read one that he had sex with some girl until she blacked out my and then we could lock the door locking door lock into this thing I don't even think it was right I think it's just like a convenience thing maybe but there was no the only abuse is that he was having sex with someone who was above below him right there wasn't like he you know he didn't chase him down like Harvey did or you know offer them a gig or gig or another friend of mine until dating people you work with is illegal this is never going to stop ya Whitney's got a great joke about that you doing right now about working in the office you know cuz she works hours and yeah it's their world you know it's like when men and women are in an alarm in Jamaica


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the Harvey Weinstein Scandal
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    yes will I related to that other fellow the other one teen fellows in trouble right now came out today. They're a little bit of an issue one or two people come clean in the walls come down the oppressive fists of just his f****** tyranny whatever that guy did yeah I mean always been there that's been the cliche right the casting couch right I didn't know in the modern era how much how much power anyone still had you know it's just like super left-wing guy politically connected to social justice ideologies fighting gun control Amino promoting gun control and stumping for Hillary and you know like really politically connected to social justice ideologies fighting gun control Amino promoting gun control and stumping for Hillary and all this


    Joe Rogan & Russell Brand Discuss Conor McGregor's Greatness
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    tell me please just briefly is there something about the phenomena of Conor McGregor that is unique what is it that is happening what has happened with him what does he mean what does he mean into USA what happens to him now the post Mayweather fight what is he an example of easiest of an outlier a Pioneer how early be regarded what does he represent Indian Entertainment product is he a great athlete is a combination of all those things what does it mean full of UFC what do you think will happen in mixed martial arts and boxing Juicy Lucy more of those kind of events while you're never going to see another one like him right because he's a unique person he's he's literally being himself you're going to see a bunch of people try to mimic that and in a sense he sort of mimic the people that came before him like the Chael sonnen's in the Muhammad Ali's and the people that were really good at talking s*** the difference is that what Connor has been able to do he's the first I in the UFC that's been able to do that that's had spectacular results and also showed his real character in losing and then coming back and winning very quickly afterwards at the same guy like the Nate Diaz fight I think that was a very important character exposing fight because he lost a fight he got humbled and then he jump right back on the horse and then wound up winning and then he comes back and blows Eddie Alvarez out of the water to become the first two division concurrent champion in the sport I think he's a unique guy in a very Thomas like we don't have a word strong enough unique is not really strong enough work and very he's very Innovative in his techniques and his approaches and I think he has phenomenal coaching as well call he's just getting somebody John Kavanagh is coach the brilliant coach she's got you know amazing Jiu-Jitsu coaching and striking coaching in his mind he just he understands how to apply these things and his ability to perform under pressure is fantastic and he won the first three rounds against the greatest boxer of all time where he was and you could say the Mayweather was bringing him to Deep Water cuz he knew exhaust him cuz he didn't give him enough time to train for it cuz you only gave him two months was very brilliant I met with his part he knew that he wouldn't be efficient he would Tire all those uppity kinetic be explosive buben to Connor likes to do the very taxing and he knew that he was not going to have the efficiency to go 12 hard round with a master defensive fighter like Mayweather and Mayweather was right but 222 like cars movement was very unusual it took Floyd a while to decipher it he would have been way better for him if he just blew Connor out of the water from one round on and then completely outclassed him but he didn't and one of the reasons why didn't this cuz Connors an extraordinary person he has greatness only have this one professional boxing match there's a lot of things stacked against him and yet I feel all the he clearly lost he performed admirably I don't think it hurts his stock and anyway I think it elevates him and I think his next fight in the UFC whoever would will be will be probably the biggest fight in UFC history if they can do it correctly depending upon who it is especially with Nate Diaz does Nate Diaz has a huge name and if Nate Diaz and him decide to do it one more time I think that would be the biggest fight ever in the history of the sport because I think Connor has eclipsed the sport largely you know I'm in maybe for now someone else will come along in the next year or two that doesn't mean it's only been around for a few years I tweeted to him in 2013 or 14 I forgot what it was when he had won a big fight in the UK and I said you know congratulations on an amazing performance I really hope to see in the UFC someday I was like four years ago so in four years hardcore fanatics to him being this worldwide phenomenon he's the the biggest combat sport athlete not just of today ever there's no one like him the no one like no one that has the kind of popular than he has mean this f****** guy has thousands and thousands of people fly from Ireland to Vegas every time he fights the Wayans it seems like you're in Dublin I mean it's f****** crazy man when you look at what I eat when I interview him at the weigh-in in the UFC Vegas you look out you seen nothing but Irish Flags you see people screaming and cheering and singing Mandalay Bay during the f****** Floyd Mayweather fight which is not even the venue where the fight was being held Mandalay Bay was packed bumper-to-bumper with Irishmen walking down the hallway cheering and singing songs in sync it was insane no one like him about van Gogh inner-light can I eat gives a f*** if you cut your ear off if you paint in the sheets Rock important part of the equation as well because their appreciation and love and support of him is unprecedented mean I've seen Brazilian fans that love Jose Aldo and I've seen Brazilian fans that love Anderson Silva and you know that was worshipped by their countrymen but it pales in comparison to the amount of love the Conor McGregor gets I understand human having to fight for their freedom it resonates with what this man represent of greatness is within the realm of Spore within the realm of politics temporarily a particular mood beyond the rational it won't last a week in a quite we can work out we can chat there seems to be some ingredient evening Conor McGregor that you can't quite pin down yes that's the brightness is boxer yes they are as people you know but they don't have some flavor is being cool and I wonder if you can ever p.m. to her understand these things I wonder if you can ever drill down but have called you on connected to some people will never leave the profession of marketing know how to harness these energy if you have enough people feeling they're not good enough they will spend money trying to feel bad however the purchase of a car or a coffee or whatever is one of the key ingredient is make people feel not good enough if you can Rihanna sand redirect people's Sexual Energy so that they Sexual Energy is directed at products and then you will sell your product waste disposed to waste this knowledge to waste his energy just to turn people into consumers just to turn everything on this planet into a commodity when what we could be doing is using this energy to imagine new wells to imagine new systems to use our greatness to use our greatness stuff like don't know Joe love one another just to turn everything on this planet into a commodity when what we could be doing is using this energy to imagine you wealth to imagine new systems to use our greatness to use our greatness stuff like don't know Joe love one another


    Joe Rogan Comments on the Cam Newton Controversy & Outrage Culture
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    my boyfriend tried to educate me on the way over about some turn off some guy who'd said something insulting to female sports announcer Cam Newton reporter that works for the his team and ask him something about our wide receivers route running and he said it's surprising that a girls asking about running or something like that he got a lot of s*** about it right now I got to drop him a sponsor and then it's surprising that a girl I believe so in the night I heard that they went further into it off off the Record a little bit and he was rude as what she said politeness and social etiquette and knowledgeable woman in sports we now prosecute everybody for everything in the reason we do that if there's too much media everybody's got a microphone everyone's on Twitter and now the stuff that dumb stuff people would have said another era that would have just gone off into the ether now it is just it's a new story do you think is examining behavior on a much more intense scale than we've ever done before and we see things that we don't like and we're highlighting those the in a much more aggressive wet than we've ever done before it's almost like there's accelerating social revolutions going on right now and along the way getting a lot of bumps and a lot of weird stuff that's happening a lot of social justice Warrior stuff and then you got a lot of all right stuff on the other side and they're battling it out with each other and saying it's almost like these intense extremes on this new landscape and people are jockeying for positioning on this new cultural standard Plainfield know everyone has a microphone so everyone's on Twitter everyone can make a tweet that put out a tweet that gets tweeted and retweeted to four million people and so people are looking to have standing and they're doing it by putting out their opinions and they also when you're saying this about these tribes they do it to Signal look I'm part of this tribal I'm a social justice Warrior I'm on the right I'm antifa and so I think it's a big part of its they're looking for criminal Behavior socially criminal behavior and where is in the sky I mean do I really expect every quarterback to have the most PC views know and okay he's going to lose his sponsorship when he says something like this but you know if you open the quarterback can you're going to see quarterback stuff in there and it's not you know Emily post dealing with head trauma extremely high likelihood that all those guys on the playing field or have erratic Behavior due to the fact there has been smashed 150 f****** times a year since they were a kid and that is just a fact there's no getting around that no I'm a commentator and fighting I just think if you really want to do it I mean I'll support them in anything that really want to do but I would tell them but just the upside and the downside like if you can get out like some guys get out like Floyd Mayweather I mean he's just a brilliant tactician and Incredibly good defensively and he got out relatively unscathed but you really won't know how unscathed until 10-15 years from now he seems struggling with his words right it's not worth it you life is life is short but it's long if your f*****-up oh absolutely and you see that from these guys I read some story about that the other day I'm trying to think who is the guy so so sad and the thing about it showing up much later where you get terribly mental mentally ill people they make those trade-offs where they think okay well I can get money and fame this way and it quick and everything like that but they don't really realize what the long-term consequences will be football and even people that got into fighting they didn't they didn't know as much back then when they first entered this or Journey especially football I mean football there was no conversation about that think about like the OJ trial and I've been kind of on this OJ kick lately cuz I started watching that Cuba Gooding jr. series 1 went down I was with my girlfriend at the time and we were sitting in front of the television holding hands and you know like waiting for the verdict and when when they said not guilty she threw her hands on her face like she had just seen a horrible car accident she's like oh my God oh my God absolutely bring up CTE yeah I think you're right about that absolutely end in there so many football players who got in just not knowing who will come out like that I think within a number of years it was only 20 years ago 23 years ago Hammond Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel and they're sitting there and they're shaking and they can't control themselves you like wow this is this is unheard of 20 years ago 30 years ago we never thought of this is never in the public discourse yeah and I suspect if you go back and look at those tapes are to forensically that you'll see that kind of thing just shaking and I'm also that if you look at to take a look at over football players how many people have these these diseases in mental illness that's related to this head trauma but mean this football player guy that were talking about Cam Newton you know what the only thing that's wrong with saving wrong mean he's trying to get sponsors that's the whole deal and if you don't want someone representing you that does something like that and so it's sort of normal Professor surprised when it's like really you know you thought that this person was going to be the start of curtailed random person's like with Kathy Griffin oh you just figured out that she says events of things who's Geno killed a bunch of people then I kind understand even then like what what is are you Isis like what's this message right outrage stuff ready for that and this thing like where she's all like poor me sweets my career is over I don't have a career now so I can just take a couple months oh that's standard and that's why I think we have to be more lenient with people this idea that you say something awful and then you're excommunicated you lose your job you're going to be living in a dumpster this is really wrong we need to understand that to be human is to be an a****** we're all assholes we all say shity things to people and I try to recognize my ass homelessness and apologize when I've been awful and make good if sometimes you have to put some money into making good it's it's what the situation calls for I understand that to be human is to be an a****** we're all assholes we all say shity things to people and I try to recognize my ass homelessness and apologize when I've been awful and make good if sometimes you have to put some money into making good it's it's what the situation calls for


    Joe Rogan - Neal Brennan Tells a Creepy Bill Cosby Story
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    oh did I ever tell you the story about Bill Cosby so I dated a girl in like oh 50607 in New York beautiful girl mixed mix race in like cool but and she used to talk about sheet some Bill Cosby came up one time do you like oh yeah one time I was on the street crying and Mr cause we walked up and introduced himself and was like why you crying and and and you know and we struck up a friendship and I was like he was trying to f*** you just so you know like I'm an animal for suggesting it like we're so boorish why would you possibly think the guy and he's not a good dude and and so she she defended him when he used to take me to place what do you think your boy and she goes she said something like I think like he actually did it and I think his wife was in on it which again I don't know what that what you meant by that but so then I would text back before it's because you know one time I was supposed to meet him in Philadelphia and he told me what to wear and how to wear my hair thankfully I got sick she's going to do it she's going to wear while that was a time and he was going to take her to the ultimate Musical and she and thankfully she got sick and didn't go and and I was like in the whole time yeah that's one of the things with some of these stories is like why would Bill Cosby want to be friends with some lady great looking well I think it's entirely possible that a guy could be friends with a beautiful woman I don't even know he wants to f*** her just keep it together and just be friends with her and you know find some interesting music impossible but I do think it's not very likely in my experience of humanity f****** don't why do that to yourself. Nanny always wanted to be a pro at 2 I hired an assistant for the sexy for the second season of Chappelle Show right and and interviewed bunch of people and this girl came in super just like sharp just like I could just tell she was sharp and but she also happen to be good-looking and so I hire and Chappelle season goes word she was the most qualified and I was like yeah she was the most now I was like yeah she was believe me now I was proven right because she has since gone on to produce Ghostbusters and the Heat and all these movies and she just happens to be good-looking guy f****** knew it Garcinia one time cuz I'm a million years old I went to a woman named Joy Dolce who used to being the town department at Arsenio and she was friends with Dave cuz debuted Arsenio and whatever whatever so she would like just go ahead and come by the original like in 94 so I went by one day and Cosby was the guest and he liked and kids just like kind of f****** berated me about like he was the history of slavery and he's like and then the Dutchman came a point of me I was like I'm not Dutch just like didn't really condescending dude and I was 19 so you know but not really but whatever like Bill Cosby is a brilliant f****** guy and but I just he's just not I wouldn't care I mean know what I know now he's a real piece of garbage but but but my interaction with them at that time was not like wasn't pleasant


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Net Neutrality Repeal, Slams Mainstream Media
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    alive on the day of net neutrality we might not be broadcasting anymore might be over that works right away like where they used to kind of be able to take her themselves yeah there's not one place where you can go where you can get one he's shaking that before yesterday. Check in Maniac bro I don't give us just going to explode all over there we get 100% unbiased factual information as the news everything is leaning one way or leaning another way and even CNN which I used to trust all the time they they f****** all the time they're always having to print retractions there was something that was going around today it's just there's not one news source where I can say please just give me the unbiased information with no left or right lean which is which we talked about before hand when there's might even the idea of me or what I would people don't understand it people don't understand journalism a lot of the time like literally when pill gets fake news is like you know you can't print fake news because they have anything the New Yorker ever be quoted in New York article they literally you talk to the journalist then two different fact-checkers call you to confirm what you said and like is this true is that and I literally this is in an article about someone else that I gave a quote for and like did you say that did and you can confirm that and they do that they do that at made every major journalistic outfit they did the New York Times Washington Post like name the big ones they all have their not as stringent as the near as the New York because neither only comes out once a week and what they all have fact-checkers and they and the thing is these institutions can get sued for this is not a good example but it's it's an example the Conor McGregor fight New York Times wrote an article about the Conor McGregor fight on Moana think they said that he was covered in blood and rescued by the referee before he fell through the ropes I contacted them on Twitter and I said in this day and age you can't say things that everyone knows are false like millions of people watch a fight there was no blood is not falling through the ropes and referee rescue them you made that up he was outclassed and battered by a far superior boxer which is what most boxing people expected that's the real store that you guys added a bunch of s*** to it salt makes you wonder how much other things do you do this to how many other subjects do you flavor in this weird way cuz I remember I've ever seen you write that had an iron on his head literally the like maybe the craziest thing I've ever seen in a fight was just disgusting hematoma and I was an enormous swelling in his head he looks like a war criminal and an alien that you can get play with bullshiting about okay but do you think this wasn't a problem 5 years ago do not remain like it wasn't like it wasn't a problem it wasn't a problem day today and that's the thing that was yelling at somebody yesterday of like the once once Fox News created this thing of of of like extremely shaded s*** and people the market for it will do that and then everyone's everyone's overreacting but they don't think they're reacting butt and now the New York Times is trying to go the other way where there they hired this guy Bret Stephens to write op-ed pieces and every week There's a new like what you just say like yeah cuz they're trying to be like they're trying to be both sides and a lot of people on the left or gone like but that's how are you seeing both sides to like slavery Ferraris in the f*** you talking about like it's both sides of climate change like they're right it's all their scientists and not scientists that's like those the side so why are you this is basically appeasement I guess as of the as you know consumer this stuff when I was to get into this be like Tim statutes and f****** the FCC and f****** executive orders and just like I never had to do all this like why is this so much executive orders and just like I never had to do all this like why is this so much I mean they would say like you know to be an act of democracy it's all that s*** but but it seems like we're all more involved and it's worse you don't even like it's like it's way more upsetting every single day


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Video of an 18 Foot Shark
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    driving in Australia a week or two but you know it's worth it's good just to go to Australia maybe it's a great place you have a big fight with a guy likes a mark hunt will you know could be a bra and that turn out to be a five-round fight right was it and you know you're in there for the Long Haul do you plan on like staying for days after the fight to recover no I actually wanted to get pounds of bad boy so you want me to do a couple like 12 ft boat and a shark swim by those 20 ft long he said it's a f****** insane video cuz the shark is almost as big as the goddamn boat football and they have an overhead like a Drone footage of the the shark swimming around the boat and I like cheese oh my God shows because like those whales rice and it's just swimming next to the Boko can I eat you how do I eat you not sure if I can eat you


    Joe Rogan - Stipe on Beating Werdum, Becoming Champ
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    I mean if ya ever since they were doing flight was so crazy because I almost think you benefited from it being in Brazil because it seemed like for Doom was so emotional so ramped up because it was in Brazil he's such a saint after you which is like this is crazy I was going anywhere you also caught him before that big punch to when we watch the fight we did a fight companion we watch the fight you clip them early and I was like he's hurt that you could tell there was something going on like when he got hit like and then he tried to get it back and you know when a guy gets hit and then just try extra hard to get it back like a lot of times they're exposed and you just caught that right hand perfect blacked out new remember I said after that it was awkward to because it was so quiet in there now it was myself screaming of his career that's far at least in the seat a guy like you win the title it's just there's nothing like that man nothing like that what's up bro screaming I hear I heard her screaming and I was about it and kids boxing champ of the world that's pretty intense this is what makes you know a champion popular I mean this is really this is historically inboxing The Voice head that the health heavyweight division it just represents a boxing overall I don't think that's the case anymore because now inbox you get all these lightweight guys like Gennady Golovkin Canelo Alvarez lomachenko all the big stars now that are emerging in a lighter weight divisions just because they're so skillful and talented Andre Ward but I think in the heavyweight division the UFC it's been awhile since people like really pumped up about a big heavyweight title fight I mean you bring the pain somewhat but I forgot my walking I was out that belt so shampoo and still when you see a guy like that what preparations like what what do you think is different about him than guys who fought before what are you going to do different make him feel uncomfortable in mod what I'm going to do I'm not going to sit there and let him do do you want some going to dictate what I want when you see the rest of the heavyweight division do you see any standouts or any guys are coming up that are exciting to you and this is what he said it was really fascinating because he had he's got so much curry Jack I like to set you to say this in an interview as well it's like honestly it's a relief he's like being the champ was like so much pressure is just it's overwhelming so having this happen honestly right now I feel relieved I was crazy and then to go from that experience just have the perspective the more I don't know if you have rather suspected that you have but your perspective is different in that you like you don't seem to be concerned yeah yeah I mean what it wouldn't want to do that wouldn't do it and I knew that you know one day I'll be a chance I knew their people coming from my belt


    Joe Rogan - Stipe on Fighting Francis Ngannou
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    wish I loved it so much they are awesome one of my favorite places to visit it's like one of its it's like I get the weather sucks a lot I get it but the people are so damn nice like it's like overalls like really good spot Anna local shows to have like a lot of coaches go down there for local anime shows member needs to the UFC with the Columbus with the Arnold that was a big event that was a that stopped it was always a lot of fun Strikeforce is when browsing and Kate fight and that's when she was one of them I think so in the world money machine but so is everything good now you or your you finally got a title fight you finally got a real Challenger in Francis ngannou on January 20th how do you feel about this what do you think about him that's unusual willig what what about him other than the size and strength what stands out did you just punch you don't see right to punch out to with a while. Hook on both ends but he does awkward stuff you like when you fought them what did you how did you feel he was like traditional moving around running but I kept keep his distance and then lunch and what kind of cake to my sign I grabbed it in time to come down but the whole flight with Magano but what I saw was right so he just decided wild and unpredictable me through that wild lunging left hand start the fight off and then got the clinch immediately but wasn't able to do anything with it that was his first UFC fight right yeah that was an interesting fight right you got a chance to see but it's it's hard to see when a guy is really young in MMA it's hard to see a fight from 3 years ago or whatever that was and then look at them and say well that's the same guy today cuz it's not right this is January 20th and right now what it was is December 13th or something what's today's date after that the GDs fight and everything I just mentioned by other things and just had to heal all the time it took me awhile I would think I'm just trying to hold onto the belt and just nose will beat up after that the JDS fight everything I just mentioned by other things and just had to he loved it so I took me awhile I would think I'm just trying to hold onto the belt and just


    Joe Rogan on Chemtrails
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    Brian Lee are you ready I am ready let's do it do you get in a lot of heat online for mommy's it's all the Flat Earth people and the chemtrail people those the people that are mad at you the most my specialty Chemtrails and flooded yeah well that's what would you like me to debunk and one of the first one was chemtrail because you cannot debunk it it's real don don don I would I would say this to anybody who thinks that Dad has got to be the most ineffective government program of all time like he asked people what they're doing by throwing things in the sky and did the number one thing they'll say is like weather control weather controls one and stop going on fire that's bigger than the city of Washington DC the thing that making those fires I think that's what happens what is it with conspiracies like why are they so attracted to people there's something going on with people right yeah I think I've been looking into this a lot and booking riding the rabbit hole and it's about how people get into the rabbit hole and how people get out of the rabbit hole so the whole thing is about the rabbit hole which is something basically people get sucked into and I think he will do a lot of research into the reasons behind people getting into conspiracy theories out of psychological reasons just from talking to them they tell me like that that origin stories is the origin story is essentially and they tell me what happened to them when they got into conspiracy theorist I didn't nearly always starts with them looking at some video I now now that starts with him looking at some video and then they just get sucked in taunts acansa change your trajectory it so it's hard to YouTube since they instigated this autoplay thing or Institute of this autoplay thing or the next video plays immediately and they're all related that's definitely been a thing with people and also like the suggestions on the right hand side if you're watching One video and we have to have a subject something like contrails and akhos me look up contrails on YouTube optavia she going to get it going to be chemtrail videos and save the first video you click on it is chemtrail video then I just set you down that road well I remember this was in the days I think before YouTube this is in the days when Maybe YouTube was around it just wasn't that popular remember me and my friend Eddie were high as f*** and we're talking to my neighbor and there was some flying over and we're wondering why the clouds coming from behind us planes stood so long but I asked him I said his neighbor I just called Bling Bling Bling Bling was incapable talk about anything other than objects like all he talked about her new car which watch like that was bling bling all bling bling want to talk about us like material possessions so he were parked in front of his sticking around in the sky. Long and he's like no I don't know is that a new truck in like clouds from jet engines start appearing and it it just appeared right before our eyes and we had noticed it but I wasn't sold it didn't make any sense to me because my thought on it was the amount of people that had be involved you're talkin about all these different airplanes get all these people to keep their mouth shut these are their pilots rights and then I'm making s*** tons of money and they live here too that's the other thing like there's actually spraying something in the sky they live here to like what are they spraying themselves Empower before the entire world collapses into chaos so they think it's kind of like a desperate situation power grab the hanging on to have that kind of last hurrah text now he's basically preaching about how everything is going to end soon and the the the Chemtrails are the only thing that's stopping it also making it worse so it's kind of thing like you know the controls are helping but we got to stop them otherwise I will make it even worse but we're pretty much all going to die either way there's a lot of people that love that that that rope is just like something to get carded out you are going to die it's like when are you going to die you don't know so because you don't know you're freaking out like is it going to be a car accident is it going to be a fire is going to be an earthquake is going to be a slow aging death or is going to be the chemtrails tan-tan something that hard why I did not the type of thing that leads to different types of thinking that's how you end up being a conspiracy theorist in part because your brain is is wired that way you had a great quote about Chemtrails when we did that television show together you said Chemtrails are like the training wheels for conspiracy theorist yeah cuz they're like they're there right above your head and you see them right there or people don't understand why jett's produce clouds cuz it's very simple it is very simple jet engines have water I water in the exhaust if you look at a car called a nuc the exhaust coming out the tailpipe you'll see like a cloud condensation sometimes and when they same thing happens with jet engines exhaust regular cirrus cloud and it's dependent upon the amount of moisture in the atmosphere and you can actually monitor an online website that will show you and I believe it's set up for Pilots right is that what they are traffic people sites you can go to and put a whole bunch of the listed on MetaBank just like the clouds very in the sky all the amount of moisture very sincere as well which is one of the reasons why you will see a jet pass through one area and you'll see a contrail and it almost looks like they shut that the contrail Jets off and then you see a pickup maybe a couple hundred yards later and then just remove all the clouds but it's still there as invisible clouds then when the plane comes along it's almost like the plane is this magicpin revealing these invisible clouds cuz old is a region of the sky where the humidity is above a certain level so you know the humidity is pretty patchy across the sky cuz life is a cloud here and right now then you didn't know clouds at all when a plane comes along arises the humidity in the Cloud area under the nun Cloud area but this area cuz you was a bit higher you get a trial for me in this area getting a trail for me so it's exactly the same as invisible clouds you think they're spraying something if you're conspiracy-minded and because of a lot of the videos that are out there and particular to that were recommended to me or what in the hell are they right so I got to meet with that guy that made those documentaries and a right away I knew something was wrong like he's either on adderal or something he's just like real real edgy and speed it up and just just an odd guy which is like a lot of people that are conspiracy conspiratorially minded they seem to be like very they're nervous and agitated and and when we went over like why he think one of things that was talking about was the soil samples in water samples and that they've detected all this aluminum and barium in water and particularly aluminum nice like showing me all these results that he had but even in the very results that he showed me it said sludge like he's sent them out for testing and I told what did you send and Isabel I sent some water from these you know ponds and I said but it says sludge on your testing and he said nobody was water I go okay but the lab sludge I go what is sludge she goes what I don't know what sludge is exactly I go let's look so I just a combination of water and dirt OKC you sent water and dirt so you know that aluminum is one of the most common metals on Earth and you could basically scoop up a patch of dirt pretty much anywhere and find a bunch of aluminum in it it's really really common in Trace Amounts I go so what you did is you tested dirt and it tested positive for being dirt musically that's exactly what it is and the guy was kind of freaking out how did you not put this together yourself like if you're the guys making this video and you're trying to find a reason why you could you know us up some facts that you can throw at people we can take a look the government is definitely spraying things in the sky to Spring aluminum look we found the aluminum we found it in the water to your water supplies going to get in your body is going to poison you will be found in the water how the f*** did he not look at it himself as what I was thinking and me me and him were having this conversation I really like you have these people that go down there not open-minded in regards to the subjects they go down a very narrow road in that road is the government is doing something to me I need to find out what it is and it really motivated to actually find evidence yes so that that trying to find something and Loyola whatever and then they glom onto that as being either evidence of geoengineering and that's great for them because they can just find loads and loads of samples of soil and that's something that gets repeated online very fact over and over again the aluminum that they found in the water it's one of the core tenets of the different beliefs core believes that you work for the government yeah... Is a retired video game creator find that out made video games so I thought and decided to to debunk dorks for something you're a dork if you fall for something you don't believe the science that shows that it's impossible but not real that if you are spraying aluminum in the sky folks it would look like aluminum you dummy it would look like a cloud it would anticipate it would look like a thin mist and heavier than it would it would be a very different experience with slowly settle to the ground and wouldn't look like a cloud and there's no reason to do there's no benefit whatsoever is no scientific evidence ever uncovered ever that there's any benefit for anybody of spraying aluminum over people even with the whole geoengineering failed no solid evidence that it will work we don't know what the side effects will be we don't know how much we would need to spray and we don't know like well that's an interesting thing because one of the reasons why contrails are interesting study is because they actually do have an effect on the temperature of the earth and this is something that we found out after 9/11 when September 11th happened in 2001 it was at the the big disaster there was a shutdown on all flights in the United States and when they did that the temperature changed because those clouds literally dupra I'd like a cover and if it is it just do they act as an insulator or an escalator essentially act isn't insulated they block incoming radiation during the day and they block outgoing radiation at night but the net effect is what they actually block more outgoing radiation than they do incoming radiation so if play at night then you can have to stop Flying in quite a bit before nighttime so if all the flights in the world will between like 5 a.m. and 5 p.m. local time then you could actually cool it will down by just not have any flights at night cuz it's the night flights that have is really big can a blanketing effects that stuff. Going radiation so the night of flights actually hate the world up because there's nothing I was on this 10th of any any, that's one of the reasons but yeah they the Royals will actually warm the planet because the the amount of outgoing radiation their luggage is way higher they're spraying you know when spraying you know this is just a natural reaction to jet engines and condensation in the atmosphere in the heat in the moisture of the jet engine of using controls for a kind of geoengineering and this is something that people often get confused about cuz you you see the two of us together contrails and chemtrails to do is use air traffic control and computers and weather forecasting he said planes don't fly through the country of farming areas when they would make contrails at night I make it so they do fly through contrails forming areas when it make with making travels during the day so this is our conversation they're having or something that's actually being it's not something that they're done atmosphere they would just fly all these moisture-rich areas weren't they would avoid them here by the girl obviously has to come back like climate change global warming down so that a relatively cheap way of doing that to a degree is to have these planes be controlled by computers cost for the airline by about 2 to 3% because they have to make very deviations sometimes in height and sometimes in Direction but it could actually have a significant effect on the earth's climate if we have the entire world Airline fleets all in this program where they would fly making controls whether we needed and not making control so they will not need it and how exactly they monitoring the moisture content of the atmosphere like what are they using to do that satellites satellites yeah it's a combination of things do you sending balloons which of these you know why the balloons basically which conversation. I was quite a lot and they use satellites in the used planes sensing the environment when the flying through it and they use all these inputs and it goes into a big computer model which basically predict what the what the humidity will be at any particular Point weather forecast


    Joe Rogan Argues Against the JFK Single Bullet Theory
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    so let's find one that we disagree on that I think you believe the official story of the JFK assassination to you more or less my belief in this is this changes over time I think that Lee Harvey Oswald was in on it I think he was a part of it but I think there were multiple people that were in on it that's what I believed you think the multiple Shooters yes the one of the reasons why I believe that is because the formation of the single-bullet theory in the single-bullet theory was formed cuz the fact that they had to account for one bullet that hit the underpass ricocheted off and put some man in the hospital and that before that they did not have an explanation for why all of these bullets bullet holes all these wounds were in all these different people spotted the other reason why I'm inclined to believe there's a conspiracy was the fact they found that bullet on Connolly's Gurnee when they brought him at the hospital It's too convenient and the bullet itself is fairly pristine now knowing as much as I know about bullets from personal experience with hunting you can't hit anything with a guy pulled a lot of bullets out of animals when you shoot an animal you hit bone those bullets they distort brutally and they don't look like that if they go through to people and hit all sorts of bone that's the bullet that came out of Connolly's body or it will Connolly's Gurnee excuse me and that's the bullet that they are attributing to this single bullet theory if you look at the past of the bullet that goes through Connolly or go through Kennedy and then goes through Connelly that to me is is not unbelievable it's not unbelievable unbelievable it is believable to me because I know that bullets do strange things when they hit thing right but you got to combine that with the fact that the bullet came out I miss from a conspiracy theorist who ice arrangement the fact that there was particles there was more metallic particles from the bullet more fragments in the bullet in Conley's body than were missing from the bullet I do not believe that was a poet and I think that that is a very reasonable assumption get one of those guns bullets ballistic dummy within within the round that's just what happens if the you only shoot those bullets into of water are you shoot those bullets into like flaw for something like that doesn't have a lot of impact to slow the bullet down then you get a boat that looks like that if you shoot a bullet into bone they distort wildly the odds of hitting only soft tissue and it's going to go through his neck and it came out here looking clip one of his vertebrae or something like that I don't think that's real I think also there's a difference between in this is fact from David lifton book best evidence which was a book by an accountant to win over the Warren Commission report finally to factual inaccuracies and all these contradictions he found there was a difference in the autopsy report at Bethesda Maryland the Bethesda naval hospital versus the the show what they had reported on the scene in Dallas the first doctors that got ahold of Kennedy's body and doubts before they flew him to Bethesda said that the hole in his neck was an entry wound when they got to Maryland they change that to a tracheotomy hole they changed the impact and they said that it was they said that this was not an impact from a bullet that it was from something else yeah someone said they enlarge the hole insert a trach tube yeah well I think a lot of pressure on these people to try to wrap this up nice and tight and say that Lee Harvey Oswald was the shooter yeah the there was a CIA and this was a couple years after the assassination they there was a memo that went out where they were concerned about all these conspiracy theories about coming out and they use the term conspiracy theories and then they they said they should try to basically debunk them and make the people who spread them around look like the memo that actually encourage people to use the tub but yeah that was a huge concern from the CIA they would be we would lose the trust of the public if people everybody started believing that it was a conspiracy theory Nationwide I'll keep an eye out today is going to be fireworks I didn't say that those Jack Ruby who eventually one of shooting Lee Harvey Oswald in front of the police officers and the event whatever people say things and after something happens people go back and they look at everything that happened and then they say well that sounds like something significant bright light with the Vegas shooting there was a woman walking around the crowd in the Vegas shooting saying yeah you're all going to die before the actual shooting itself will take that event and then this woman actually knew what was going to happen and she was trying to warn people that crazy people wandering around saying things all the time especially in Vegas and the problem with your all going to die is that that's a common one some guy was yelling that we took pictures of them when we're in Vegas long before the shooting was a few months ago we were standing know we were in a car and he was standing on the corner and he had a stack of signs I put it up on my Instagram because there was many there are stacks of signs he had not just one sign they had like a long totem pole of signs with all these different things and I was taking photos of it and the guy was yelling out everyone's going to die I mean he was yelling it out that you know God's Wrath and all this you know crazy religious stuff that's a common thing for crazy people to shout yes this is a dangerous area if you're trying to warn them maybe more specific if she knew something you see that you find it no it's I know I put it up there cuz we were mocking it maybe I'll put it on my Instagram story and it went away I don't think so though I think it's it's there from I want to say I want to say it was at least six months ago we were mocking this guy cuz I like this guy got a lot of f****** signs like one side long enough I goes this is a guy this is the reason why Twitter only has 140 characters 20 degrees out to yes it was very hot this goofy ass all had this giant stack of signs sold the back to the Kennedy what do you think happened do you think that Lee Harvey Oswald probably acted alone I think it probably actually I think like the physics it will happen like a fairly consistent with the single shooter Theory admittedly the Magic Bullet is a bit strange but I don't think it's a possibility the fact the metal particles there's more bullet fragments in Connelly's body than were missing from that almost pristine bullet and even though the fact that it hit Connolly at the very end if it went through all that flash and it didn't hit any bone until it hit his wrist then it would not have been compromised very much ballistically it would still be going credibly fast it still would have smashed into that bone it did enough to break his wrist and it would have distorted the bullet that's just what happens with bullets I don't really follow JFK and the reason they're already like I think literally over a thousand books I've read a few closed that was Vincent bugliosi books out who it was but I was like this many books that you can read about the Kennedy assassination and some of them favor The Conspirator and some of them favor the assassination I think they have a lot of them have Merit on both sides one thing drives me crazy as people say that you could never make that shot that's f****** b******* that's b******* this is why I know it's b******* because it was only like a couple hundred yards like a couple hundred yards shooting it something besides a person's head is easy what about Jesse Ventura you would if you were used to that rifle and you practice that wasn't someone said all the scope was off I think that's b******* to the reason why I think that's b******* is cuz it's easy NACA scope off you have to have a direct chain of evidence between the time we Harvey Oswald had that scope shooting that rifle the moment I shot that rifle and then you have to hand it off to someone to check sysscope right then because of you drop of rifle the scope goes off just drop it I've done that before I dropped the rifle once when I was hunting in Wisconsin high school was off by 6 in at a hundred yards just dropping it so the idea that he could never made that shot cuz it's copas up adjusted that's what happens when you drop a scope they they moved that's that's a whole thing about ballistics you have to check them you go to the range you set up a LED sled you lay the other rifle down so it's perfectly stable you squeeze off a shot you use the binoculars you find out where the shot hit on the Target and then you just go there justable so the idea that is scope was no is crazy was too far to me insane it was only I think it was less than a hundred yards when they think you made the first shot which is a chip-shot that's a shot that you would make without even a rest now he's making the shot resting on the window so he's perfectly steady the idea that that was impossible is crazy the idea that no one could do that in three shots that's been disproven someone can do it some was really good at reloading and loading can do it just as Jesse Ventura couldn't do it but Jesse super conspiracy Mikey goes all-in with conspiracy theorists then motivated reasoning products yes I don't know if it's doing it because he really believes that I worked with the same people that did his show the same people that did his show the reason why did Joe Rogan questions everything is they wanted me to take over Jessie Show after I done and I was uninterested I believe every conspiracy guy like a real weird interest in proving that things are conspiracy I'm interested in finding out what things really are like legitimately what they really are and even if I'm wrong I'm not interested in reinforcing things I've already said if I find out that what I said was wrong I'm interested in repeating and I was wrong as many times as I can to get it out to as many people as I can cuz I think it's important so this is this JFK thing there's b******* on both sides of it but the idea that this guy Russia married a Russian citizen came back here was I mean he was absolutely involved in some shady weird s*** with Cuba he's a f****** weird guy with a weird guy the idea that he was completely innocent I'm not buying that either Play Adele in additional shooter Theory not proven and there have been people that said they heard things behind them the problem with that is chaos when you have gunshots first of all gunshots in an aerial at Dealey Plaza that goes goes ring out and people claim to see things and hear things they even believe themselves of you tell someone that you heard something in the bushes and then you run away that person will say I heard something in the bushes and then other people repeated it becomes Madonna's chaos when you have gunshots first of all gunshots in an aerial at Dealey Plaza that goes rat goes ring out and people claim to see things and hear things may even believe themselves of you tell someone that you heard something in the bushes and then you run away that person will say I heard something in the bushes and then other people repeated it becomes the narrative and it just gets real hard create memories


    Joe Rogan - What Motivates Matt Lauer?
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    we are we're operating Under The Echoes of the Puritans and I think as grown adults deep in the word I mean I'm I'm I'm 15 now how old are you 55 the idea that we're still under in your 43 imagine being under this the whims of some people who died you know hundreds of years ago headed to complete ignorance to human psychology to physiology to sexual urges to genetics nothing new then is literally flavoring the way we behave today and so insanely suppressive I also have a point about all this sexual harassment stuff that's uncomfortable in this is those environments become your world if you are in an office 8 hours a day that is most of your day most of your waking consciousness day you're spending in this one area and people they start behaving like that's the world and you start becoming sexually attracted to the people that are in your world and some people reciprocate and some do not some people are frustrated and summer not and some people are gross and they're in a position of power in that weird world and I think maybe that guy wouldn't sexually harass in the big world but in this little world where everything is like jammed in together and you have these clearly defined things like this guy's got a plaque on a desk to the boss right and you got to come in he's got the shut the door shut the door lock the door click but if you're in that guy's world and I don't even know what he did I didn't pay attention met him wants me to quite a gentleman but he's in this he's got to be working 12 hours a day today show TV thing you have to be on the ball your meeting is your f****** stuff to review your guests are you at they're going to review your performance in your conversations with people and you start talking about sex people drop off look at the numbers in the directory relation to what you were saying earlier is what I read about Matt Lauer was he couldn't have sex with just normal people cuz he's famous and he's getting trouble he's married so he had to maintain the facade of that he and he sex with other famous people because that would come out into the Press so he had to have sex with people weren't famous it weren't just normal people and that left their office that was it around Matt Lauer and Charlie Rose are full of s*** that's what I that's what kills me the hypocrisy of the people have been working with them for years and going through idea I heard about Charlie Rose being a f****** creep 15 years ago and I don't even work in media you know right Bill Cosby ABS everything that a neck rub and boss so like I'm sorry but then she doesn't know down the line down the line when he's doing employee reviews me taking you know what room that f****** time I just wanted to Robert back man but I'm not right either dudes back in the office now that man that is f***** up but that is one of the easiest slime and to imagine that they can feel that is is he's rubbing their back if you can't feel they're f****** Adams trying to escape your sweaty goddamn f****** male dominator they're f****** Adams trying to escape your sweaty goddamn f****** male-dominated friends so they just creeping closer almost like you're stalking big game and you want to just move real clothes for sure yeah


    Joe Rogan on the Difference Between Al Franken & Harvey Weinstein
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    grab knows how to be popular and there's a bunch of people out there that a pro wrestling fans and they bought Rite in Hook Line & Sinker that's not that's a very simplistic version of throw a monkey wrench in the system cuz I thought Hillary Clinton a crook and she probably is cuz they're all Crooks is the most most people at the top or at least in some way f***** up did you read the last straw that broke the camel's back the last one where the they all said enough is enough is in the Atlantic is woman he put that she asked for a photo he put his arm around his hand was on her waist or fat that way in public because it demeans me as a professional woman but then the butt grabbing is like well you definitely shouldn't be grabbing people's butts but I mean how much of a big deal is it stopped by me Chelsea Handler was on Bill Maher the other night and she said I have to believe these women because I'm a woman and I thought we'll wait a minute does that mean I have to believe all men because I'm a man that isn't there any discussion about whether these things are true or not or cumia said this past he said on Twitter saying all women are liars is just as crazy as saying all women tell the truth right the rape Yeah by more than one woman like actual rape rape not just like getting someone drunk and having sex with them like holding them down type rape there's a lot of crazy if prostitution was legal would that exist or is it a power thing is it always a power thing what does he want to like have sex with the star of his films is that is more question of if if there weren't so many teenage boys who never got laid what would the society look like and buy this I don't mean to excuse anyone and I don't mean to say teenage girls should be more promiscuous or anything I say say I'm doing this because virgin. 1 begins actually there's there's a massive amount of frustration that builds up cuz biologically most boys are horny little monsters at 13 or 14 they're not getting laid obsessed with not just sex but with being acceptable to women being loved by I'm being touched being caressed you know it being it and they can't think about anything else and they're not getting it and so I think a lot of boys grow up with extreme frustration that either kernels into misogyny where you get these like Mass Killers who killed hookers right sexually liberated free women in their perspective and you get guys that just chase money their whole lives because they think the money and the power is going to get them those women and so when they get to that Jason they're still f****** disgusting and they they sent that the women don't even want to f*** them or they only f*** them because they're going to get something from them then there's all this self-hatred and shame I think that's what's being expressed here so I think it is power and I do think that it has it's in a it's an expression or a manifestation of a deeply sex-negative pathological culture because women are much better at at accepting their sexual situation you see women of accepted a lot of s*** that men aren't able to accept for you know Millenia that's partly biological and probably partly cultural but also because I mean women can have sex even women who are particularly attractive because the the the whole Market is so skewed in the other direction even women who aren't particularly attractive probably don't have much trouble getting laid in high school I don't think it's just that I think you're boiling it down to getting laid that's a reductionist thing I think ours is way more emotion in Lawndale but it probably is just as painful to a woman is a guy who can't find me more painful there their these feelings through anger and women through depression in size but I know you probably don't see women lashing out and killing a bunch of dudes you see them being depressed and feeling like s*** and when you do they have high testosterone that's why probably enjoy is power it's not like I want to get f****** late I'm going to become this math it's like I like to dominate I'm a dominating Force that's what I am I'm going to I enjoy like having people around me who worship me and as part of that I'm going to dominate my interns I'm going to dominate my employees and when I'm around women I'm going to use my I'm going to f****** jerk off and houseplants in front I mean what you know about that it's like I don't I don't I know what you're saying I'll pour Harvey Weinstein when he was in front of the God damn we access they have to their blessed likely to tell on them and three there's self-hatred I just probably which is I like to imagine where my head's got to be if I jerk off into a houseplant in front of somebody if you'd tried that just just think about it like what's going on with you Marine cleanup all these things it's I think it's certainly the Sexes it's not just a power thing because he's not just exercising power he's exercising power in a sexual way it's not just power a game like we're talking about like corporations and even police officers to arrest people that is the game they play they get really good at it that's what the game is the game with a guy like him is I can't believe I get the f*** what's her name name famous actress and that famous actress is on her stomach and your mouth f****** her like whoa look really really happening and it was really happening is happening cuz you're going to let her be Catwoman or whatever the f*** the movie It's Raining nuttiness to it there was some craziness there's some forbidden thing to it or some there's a bunch of a bunch of things and play Powers one of the Dynamics it's just the most foul one when you when you you're you're imposing your will on someone then it's unquestionably and it's an expression of power like once you are raping once your co-workers and once you're imposing your will and you're saying I'm going to take you to take away your career if you let me have sexual intercourse with you will then it's 100% power that yeah there is a lot of things does dominance feel-good directly or is it is it something that comes to you indirectly so in other words does it feel good to dominate someone else or only because then you can get something that you want from them I think it's something that you want from them and I think there's others also there's I think human beings are connected to each other in an undeniable way and I think that if you are exercising power over someone like say if you hate the scenario but just say if you rape someone you were sexually attract some of your loan within you raped them and if you have any conscience at all if you know they're screaming know when you're still having sex with them and you Cam and then after what you have to think about it like you would be horrified at yourself I get the level of self-hatred would be almost unimaginable even posed yourself and your your your your Twisted sickness and in the heart of that moment you know are you the level of self-hatred would be almost unimaginable even posed yourself and your your your your Twisted sickness and in the heart of that moment you know the power Dynamic trying to impose the power can't possibly feel good I think it's just a thing I think it's just almost like a creepy leftover reptilian instinct


    Joe Rogan & Duncan Trussell Discuss Net Neutrality
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    is the idea that we don't need withered old prunes like Jeff sessions telling us what we can put in our bodies we don't need that that room and in that how many Jeff sessions are there in the power structure and then where it gets really f****** cool man checkout David graeber you should have them on the podcast my God he's f****** brilliant he's an author and he I guess you could say but he is incredible and he wrote a book called I think it's called the Utopia of rules that I've been reading which is pretty f****** badass and it's just sort of breaking down like the the bureaucracy that were in right now bureaucracy all the f****** forms you got to fill out to do just about anything these days like all these f****** forms is an estate or kind of the same thing so there's these like Ministry of Labour the stores are all national stores you know and so we think that's not what's happening right now but we actually because the people were running a lot of the corporation's used to be in government and the people who are in government used to be running these big corporations one of the cool points he makes and also cuz the government is making the rules that the corporations are working by but the corporations are putting their own agents into the state he's actually the line between the state and private companies is really blurry right now they're kind of merging together together we like to pretend that they're separate for example what's happening right now with the f****** FCC trying to take away the internet with Verizon having one of their f****** pig drones in a superposition of power right now is trying to take away the freedom of the internet the state can be like corporations can blame it on the stage free internet at did trying to they're going to try to get rid of net neutrality will have to probably pay more to access the things that require more bandwidth and it's going to be it's every website has open access somebody every time you exhale with squeezes in a little bit that's all I got right now it's in The Squeeze Inn it's okay this f****** internet it sucks if you're somebody like Jeff sessions it's not that's not where the money's coming from I think you're misinterpreting the whole idea it's all just a business thing it's like being able to throttle the data and being able to decide like like if Netflix wants you on there if you want to have Netflix on the network they want to do the work out some sort of a deal and want to treat Netflix like streaming service like what you looking at that business transactions in a business sense to not saying the internet sucks no one is trying to squeeze the internet stop it with her I do is make more money should have any kind of say it has to stay like that because the moment some Corporation whoever it may be a gets to start the side of yeah you guys need to pay a little bit more and if we established that corporations in the state are in a separate as we like to think then suddenly there's all kinds of backchannels there's suddenly there becomes a new way to begin to filter out content and you could say it for money you start building Financial walls around things you start making things vanish into the background because they aren't big conglomerate corporations more whatever you just mess up the whole thing which is far as I can tell it's doing great the internet's great this f****** compound you're in right now you know a lot of it came from the internet this thing we're doing right now it's the way The Internet's been working I'll do no one's bigger proponer the internet I just think when we talkin about these issues you got to be really like this is a weird tricky time when it comes to information we we do have to be very careful because it could wind up being like hey you get your internet from Comcast will Comcast is no longer allow me no but by the laugh at that will be in the future challenging YouTube so you to get together with Google by Google and they get together with Verizon and they make it exclusive for the Verizon network YouTube you have to be on the Verizon network deeper level do anybody who thinks that government has not been totally captured by corporations isn't paying attention and that's not news in this country are you coming from Europe or wherever this is one of the things the problems I have with the anarchist and libertarian I think they're very naive about what the world would look like if there were no government regulation are you coming from Europe or wherever this is one of the things the problems I have with the anarchist and libertarian I think they're very naive about what the world would look like if there were no government regulation would be f****** his corporations it makes sense for them to dump their s*** is near to the factory as possible


    Joe Rogan - Does a Meat Only Diet Cause Cancer?
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    the point I'm making is what is it going to tell me her here's the thing we don't know what are the things is and I'll tell you what I'll probably cuz I've seen hundreds hundreds of people who've already done blood work so I know it's going to show basically you know I've gotten we've got this study going blood work but the you don't probably my HDL we go out my triglycerides will go down my blood sugar level my cholesterol may be up or down and that's in that something of a lot of people worried about that and we can talk and talk about cholesterol in my view is a pretty worthless marker you know by itself you know you have to take it into context and so there is a the other couple people that are really really intelligent about cholesterol that are really testing this source of one guy's name is Dave Feldman on Twitter his name is Dave keto Ivor Cummins ketogenic diet and cholesterol goes Sky freaking out the 401 a way up there and it's doctor freaking out he's freaking out so he's like I don't understand this I mean I feel great everything about me is just the stuff ever found my life so what he does is he starts throwing his blood every single day to get the blood test is that his blood cholesterol is all over the place one day it's 300EX days 208 350 six months or a year and I get a blood cholesterol you sent why is my cholesterol so is that why will he found out that it's so very deduction known about this since the 1950s but no one has been talking about it so what he figured out he's a systems engineer he's a smart guy that's one thing I talked about it doesn't mean there's a lot of people that are plumbers and whatever and so what he does he figures out the cholesterol is basically all it is is is traveling around in your blood based on energy flux so how much should have you eaten a lot so if you've eaten a whole bunch of food and your fault your liver is saying I don't need to put out a bunch of fat cuz you burn fat as fuel but it shoots at all this fat and what happens is cholesterol is just cruising around for a ride so it's just sitting there you know you don't have the passenger so depending on how much you change your cholesterol so it's not a good marker you can find studies that show for all-cause mortality like if you're like you and you and me am I going to die or not if your cholesterol is high you're less likely to die if your cholesterol is high or less likely to get Parkinson's disease if your cholesterol is high or less likely to get much answers you know so it's like see you saying that is the number one killer of they started eating his heart disease that's what kills him to it kills everybody so it's just like you know you know dude you trade am I going to have cancer am I going to try to have heart disease that the sugar Industries hijacking of Science in the 1950s where they literally false advertise the idea that sugar is safe for you but that saturated fat and cholesterol is what's causing all these issues people heart attacks to this day people just sort of repeat that like they think it's gospel as part of its part of the free-market society now I'm just like it was the push that got you to say I'm just going to eat nothing but meat was there anybody that you knew that was doing it really well that you were talking to did you get some like I said it was just got you knows it's just a guy's been doing for 20 years I'm just like this is pretty cool and like I said reading back on that stuff and then just because I've been an athlete I'm like I don't know I've never taken drugs and stuff like that and I was always like what can get me to the next level as far as athletic competition I'm just a really competitive guy I mean I just I just like to let you know push myself into a work something else but most of what he eats is meet my friend Jocko willink because I need more steak sweet guy named Bobby Maximus the guards for the Kings and they gave them back for me cuz I know they would fight better you know the Mongols your latest decimated the alteration performing better so today I mean you no eating wise something or generally eaten one meal or two meals to pay on my workout train is going to be so this morning and I'll send you this coming up here I train real early morning was fast I could by the way of my personal record is doing that but I had a couple New York strips so you got two New York strips today sounds of me before you know whatever you're eating your body's processing it really well when you don't have a what someone think of is a steak eater gut like you tell if someone died takes a day and like I might have a gut that's all that matters potatoes and macaroni and cheese and red there's a lot of misconceptions about these studies because they're not very clear when they say the people who eat meat 5 times a week or more likely to get cancer what they're not telling you is what these people ate along with the meat are they eating cheeseburgers are they eating grass-fed beef or it's grass-finished grass-fed in Ojai and essential fatty acids healthy for you or are they eating some b******* cheeseburger with a sugary drink like what is the rest of your diet of the consuming a lot of refined carbohydrates are they consuming a lot of sugar are they drinking alcohol is smoking cigarettes all you're saying is they're eating meat 5 days a week it's not it's not specifying in any way there actual overall diet yeah they don't they don't sort that. So there penalties epidemiology tell you I saw Joe eating meat bad for you and you say F you I don't care I don't care about my health right right so you just don't care so this is it so they can't separate that out so they've got all these studies were they they try to separate Atlas it will kind of what kind of even up the smokers but they never can take that I don't give up you know I don't know I don't give a fuk turn about that with colon cancer but if you look it's smoking you know when they determine the smoking cause cancer the epidemiology showed a two thousand percent increase in the incidence of cancer in a lot of studies can: cancer is 5 in a million right now it's 6 in a million I mean it's like nothing I mean it's just like it is so minor but if you're in a million then you're like wow that's pretty powerful correlations on when the things actually matter and nuts you get to 200% or 300% does it even matter you can't draw any conclusions from that the problem is polar triple Brown you risk by a fraction on the website you know they'll tell you what their what their conclusions were so this was done by an organization called The International Association for research on cancer and they are so they're under investigation for that but what they say is we have some weak epidemiology which is 18% stop but we think we have some strong mechanistic reasons for this right so if everybody can know there's a there's a doctor named George eat Headey who's who's a psychiatrist out in Maryland ended up doing is most of them showed me didn't cause cancer there's a small percentage did they looked at all these rat studies North about 20-25 rat studies and they but you wouldn't make breast cancer model that makes them get cancer really really easy so it is I feel why would they do that at trying to find out if something is something cancer well because they want to make it they want to be a quick as possible how to say the plant give you cancer but there are pesticides and plants that have been studying rats that we eat everyday natural foods and vegetables and fruit that also give rectal cancer and so the only difference is we've got some real natural compounds that plants extract are they bred to create normal foods that we eat on a daily basis to find out what gives them cancer more so they give him this compound then on top of the compound in the date check their diet you can extrapolate does that really matter to humans are not so hard to tell it mean to some of the things that animals can eat that we can't it just the whole thing is bizarre or not rats


    Joe Rogan on the Tragedy of Amy Winehouse, Kurt Cobain, & Jimi Hendrix
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    in your personality in your life or your like that can either help you or hurt you in this process and some people's music sort of represents the torment of their life and some people's music represents the purity of their Vision but it's all has different effects on people and sometimes strange and bizarre way and make them personal to you that makes sense yeah and I and I like listen to and I think that's probably what we all like about songs eventually is our ability to relate to them but also there and they become like a song I can play a song on a stage but it doesn't really mean anything until somebody listens to it and then their perception of what that song is about in relation to them comes Gattis you know on the stage that comes our lives in the world that way in and that's so cool to me that's the best the best the thing that makes a Song complete I don't feel like they're even done until somebody listens to it and attaches to it that's that's the thing that I love so much about songs and everybody's thing is different to Ryan it's like you can have two songs that have the exact same song but they're sung by different people never completely different feeling certain covers you listen to certain, just like woah just has it just hits you in a totally different went yeah absolutely but you know two different people can listen to the same version of the song and it means totally different things because they attached the pieces of their life to it in a way that is unique to them and that's that's the coolest thing in the world nothing exists what I mean by like sometimes People's music represents or the torments going on their own personal what is thinking specifically I was Amy Winehouse like I was big Amy Winehouse fan and there's something about that Sprite f****** phenomenal it's something about that Rehab song because she put that Rehab song out when everyone knew she was a mess right and then she still you know I've been trying to make me go to rehab right I'm not stopping for The Rock's right I'm hitting the throttle going to see where this goes is tragic but it has produced some some phenomenal music no doubt it was like almost fatalistic acceptance of our own fate or something like well and we can listen to it for the time on the other side of of the tragedy of it it has yeah yeah for sure but I mean man if you stop and think about how many tortured souls put out unbelievable music you know to some degree some of the greats you know it's almost like a requirement that a little bit out there and so it's a horrible thing Thrive of them but it's a beautiful thing for the rest of us to get to listen to it yeah right man just the just to be an artist in any form requires all this vulnerability and just trying to trying to find whatever it is it when you try to create something where where is that coming from the e Ferry The Muse is trying to just find that thing and then when you dealing with your own personal demons like especially the Deep drug dealer seem to produce some of the most insane music ever and I think a Hendrix and Kurt Cobain absolutely and you keep going down that list forever really yeah I have a friend who is convinced that you can't really produce something that is you know really noteworthy unless you have some kind of a benediction issue but I don't know if that's true you know history of rock and roll music in general you know there's a lot of heavy drugs and love you know getting out there on the edge of the greatest me hear it in the music like Stevie Ray Vaughan the great example you like hear the getting out there on the edge in the music that solutely you hear it with every ounce of everything in it does all raw absolutely crazy life man the crazy way to make a living it is a crazy West be super happy I don't have any of those issues I don't know find meat that are successful in one way or another they have at the very least kind of obsessive Tendencies about something Bryant weather in general has some part of the word but yeah it's focus focus like this kind of super focused thing that always been amazed to when someone can take an instrument and make that instrument sound very specific to them like a cartoon is another good example that like I can find that video that I put up on my Instagram way-back-when with honey honey honey honey and Gary Clark jr. perform this really tiny place in Downtown LA about maybe a year ago and they did a midnight set I like a Wednesday night or some s*** and Clark is up there doing the Allman Brothers Midnight Rider like listen to Sandy like that is him what will it that is him but it's also everybody this before him that he's probably the one guy that we have in modern times that really can can carry that torch you know for the blues and and you know all those rape great guitar players that we don't have a lot of them left you no like Casino Des Plaines real straight lines up and then he can he can do Hendricks and all you good be crazy in psychedelic to he could do any of that and that's you know that was intimidating just like he has where it is it's just like those those people are there special people yeah yeah I agree and there's something about them that like 100 were saying that their fuel like I saw that and I ran home and I wrote I wrote for like 3 hours so I just was pumped up I just I just felt like I got seen something you know I got I got I just got touched some new dimension don't owe no man you write this down to the King Freddie King what it what kind of sugar is he these Blues a fuel if you want some yea infrequent that's a pretty standard staple of a listing for me if I want to turn something on and but it makes me feel right Freddy Freddy King I got a John Lee Hooker problem about Blues I just listen to so much John Lee Hooker on my phone I have no room for other people went out when I'm tired and don't feel like working out I put boom boom boom on all right and we're here we go We're Off to the Races it's just something about those types of songs know that deep blues it's just got this extra special soul to it you know the gist of your Mac sort of immersed in the feeling of those people you know


    Joe Rogan on PED Usage in MMA & the Olympics
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    and when you're talking about this state-sponsored Russian you know doping program I mean you have to really thinking include Corral in that because he was just a massive massive part of it I'm sure speculated for for many years lights fade or who's arguably the greatest heavyweight of all time was competing and pride which was an openly dirty League when Pride was opposite the UFC the UFC had very rudimentary test time with you was essentially do is do urine testing at the weigh-ins which a Victor Conte famously said is just an intelligence Talley I know I know damn well I got them meet him I got to know him pretty well through this last few years back was talking about in the pre-u Sada now the UFC is hired you saw it and Nowitzki and Jeff beitzel he's done a fantastic job and unfortunately just caught Jon Jones who won RI won the title knockout Daniel Cormier they stripped him of his tie going out call me is going to be the champion again it's so it's so f****** confusing and distorted he doesn't in mixed martial arts as opposed to even any other sport even wrestling wrestling your help is on the way but nowhere near as much as it is mixed martial arts so the cheating it's not a matter of a guy getting across the Finish Line fasten you it's a matter of a guy Landing blows or a woman Landing blows that they would not have been able to land had they not been cheating and it gets very very tricky because you're talkin essentially about not illegal activity not just cheating but potentially assault and what if someone dies like what if someone is doping and it's proven to the doping and the beating they give their opponent least that Upon a Dime you can make a real argument that manslaughter charges at the very least should be filed well if not murder it's certainly the idea where you have thousands of athletes essentially waking up and going wait maybe I would have gone awhile I would have got metal-on-metal what would be different in my life today it's hard and difficult to combat because when you look at what is at stake the economics at stake wood the box of Wheaties such as that you know going in and nobody remembers second place doesn't mean anything to mean anything or you don't and if you win comes all the you know spoils and if you're not the winner you might as well almost never been there because essentially it is their life but is not professional which is a really weird thing you have so much money involved in Olympics billions and billions of dollars are going into the hands of people who don't even f****** compete which isn't saying it's unlike any other athletic Pursuit if you look at professional sports I mean whether it's the NBA or boxing or what-have-you the vast majority of the money goes to the athletes themselves right now not in the Olympics in the Olympics f****** zero to be in the Olympics to go to the Olympics and the athletes themselves you know it and this is why it's actually you're able to understand a state-sponsored system which I think the American mentality is hard to understand because here we're looking at 205 million dollar NBA contracts and sport is privatized and the athletes get paid and that even when you go to the Olympics as an American athlete you might be competing for America America's not paying your way to the Olympics are not on the US payroll Michael Phelps is not being paid by the US government to go compete in the Olympics but in China and Russia in an innie essentially you know post-communist communist any of any sort of country like that the athletes are employees of the government and they're essentially state employees and their job is to go essentially you know post-communist communist any good any sort of country like that the athletes are employees of the government and they're essentially state employees and their job is to go and compete for their country and they're being paid to do so


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the Las Vegas Tragedy
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    I guess we have to say that to yeah and then obviously it's it's a ridiculous time and and like everyone's been saying again you know what I mean it's like here we go again another day another mass shooting and that the I think the most disturbing graphic to me was the scorecard like they showed like this guy got 58 and then the guy in Orlando got 140 something and so because it's like okay you just encouraged the next cycle to try to set the record you know what I mean like it like it shouldn't be there has to be another way to say it without getting publicity to he killed more than anybody else on the massacre happened in Las Vegas on Sunday so I was just a couple days ago and we were just going over all the details of it I'm reading online here 9 people injured 527 which is just f****** completely insane I mean 527 people shot is that right or is that like does that count people trampled I think it includes people trampled an injured otherwise but a hell of a lot of people shot I mean he opened up with automatic weapons into a crowd of thousands of people to wear probably you know did any bullet hit the ground like they were so many people in this thing that every bullet probably hit somebody I know that we're more than one person but then I don't know the the power of the ballistics of the weapon but you know it definitely like bullets could have went through one guy into the next I think for 25 years so this isn't I don't know how much of this could have been helped by making it more illegal problem is what was going on yesterday when they say this is not the time to talk about guns and it did and I'm not a gun guy in a sense that I'm not a gun owner but I get it with guys who are into guns always compare it to my love of cars and bikes are at you know anything mechanical what about I understand it but but the people most of the people I talked to who love guns don't have a problem with like registration certainly don't have a problem with education and and what I call Common Sense gun ownership and that there's some guns that I get it you want there's some guns that you know and again I'm not speaking with any expertise but from the Layman's point of view it's like why do you need this the automatic military style weapon in in you know you don't tell me you have it for hunting or anything else like it there's a reason you want to collect it just like if there's a reason you want to own a race car right and somebody says why do you need a car that does 200 miles an hour what you may have a reason you want that race car but you don't use it on the street you can't take it you know onto the streets and then and I think that should be that there should be some kind of rule with that kind of weapon that doesn't matter cuz rule this got there were plenty of rules violated all the rules about the general attitude toward sales just the idea that you can walk into a store and buy these weapons and it should somehow be more difficult to you know this is my opinion right but I think it should be more difficult to buy a weapon of that tight totally automatic and fully automatics illegal everywhere right here's it's f***** up about this guy this guy didn't have a criminal record he had no army training no religious or political affiliations no one has any idea what his motives were he was wealthy he's a big-time High Roller which is how we got this giant Suite in Vegas I mean it is f****** Bazaar did you see his brother get interviewed there is usually no outward like that like how many people are like this in this country that we don't know about you know what I mean that have particularly if you're wealthy if you're wealthy it's so much easier to hide it right because you may have a big house you may have a compound you may have a you know a camp a place you go camping in the woods and it's actually stocked with a you know a hundred weapons or something like that I mean that the randomness of this to me that the biggest horror the worst thing about this to me is just the idea like you went to a f****** concert like that's all you did you went to a concert in Vegas and you're never coming home your family is destroyed everything i n e i mean and and that is the other randomness of it that you can't control what that's like what you have to be like political or to be a terrorist like how the f*** I don't believe this guy not a terrorist because now are you going to go to a big event in Vegas are you going to go to a big outdoor, you know Vegas Celsius that's why it's Tara because now you have to be afraid to do that they're going to have some sort of screening when you go into hotels which by the way why the fuk didn't they have them already the airports are so stringent to the airport they check your dick they literally will Pat your dick if you hit a random you know it's all right touch your dick without the back of your neck did Mickey go to the airport right like airports we've decided are places where Terror exists right so you have like like I have TSA Pre and I have Global Entry right and now are we going to decide to give Terror everywhere no I don't think so I mean for one thing I'm not buying into the hotel argument like there's a bigger issue here than the hotels and and the issue is the weapons and what can we do about the proliferation of weapons yes sorry about that all the damn weapon no but that but that's the thing about hotels though and just be in the United States the Privacy issue is huge right your hotel room is basically your home away from home when do you get what are the privacy rules of checking what you bring into a hotel what's in your hotel room at remember the the stop light cameras right yes and they got sued and people got in trouble because they got that picture taken and the wrong person was in their car right Fitzpatrick wasn't his wife and his Husband one guy sued because he the picture was taken the woman wasn't his wife they send the ticket to your house right he got into a exactly and and he won the suit in the sense that you're there's a level of privacy that's expected in your car can you a ticket and charge you money and everybody was like you guys are having your hiring people to do this the cameras to only hit the license plate but but but the point being in your hotel room like there's an expectation of privacy and and where is that line drawing the other one in Vegas cuz people get freaky in Vegas yeah right the other big difference and I'll tell you Vegas story about that that's great I heard but the other big difference is when you're on an airplane you are trapped in that airplane when you're in a hotel like you can run you know what I mean you can run down the stair you compared to being in an airplane you know confined space but I think it's easier to escape the thing about about Vegas this guy told me he was a security guy he said the thing about the cameras is you use see who's with who and that there was one particular guy they kept see it but he kept bringing transgender hookers to his room and like they knew who he was coming upstairs room they know what room they're going to Super obvious transgender ones this is really what this is all about this is not even this is a gun issue and innocence of used guns but then is it a truck issue in Nice France or that guy drove in those people I mean it is it I mean there's a ton of different ways to kill people and I'm sure we're going to see more of these f*****-up ways in the future but the real issue is a mental health issue now this guy's dad was a psychopath he was a Serial bank robber he spent eight years in the FBI's most wanted list the here's a question right like is that genetic what does that transfer over like how does that work it could be genetic could be that psychological thing of I want to outdo my dad right this this guy could be a Millionaire right and so unlike so he's he's obviously a high achiever but he could have that whole Anakin you could have that hole where he always wanted to do something bigger than his dad or he wanted some approved you know what I mean some weird kind of approval thing you know a bunch are mental health issue just a health issue in this country that that's a show unto itself right we don't we don't take care of ourselves we don't take care of people we don't provide for the mental health the mental health problem you look downtown in any city in America wandering the streets homeless you got skitzofrenix and and are the people in you know God forbid they got weapons you know you who know like you talked about the other ways I'm sure their attacks that we just don't care about you know where some guy goes nuts with a knife or a broken bottle or whatever else you can do some guy with a machine gun gun down all these people gun control is not really going to help this this guy was using illegal guns I mean the issue at this point is that there's so many guns out there like even if you made guns illegal what are we going to sweep or we going to go house-to-house and if we do sweep and go house-to-house man people going to resist that because for every one of these Psychopaths that whines up shooting people and and and gunning someone down just going to be genuine normal pee that want a gun to protect their family may you live in a sketchy neighborhood and then all sudden the government comes on and says well now it's it illegal for you to possess that done well then who has guns well I'd already criminals I think the solution is another one where we get you know this is a problem we have and I can't even say when it started when you have the two sides and it's either or so it's easier you know no gun regulations or or far too many gun regulations and I think the solutions between in my opinion it's always been like why can't we treat them like cars like when you buy a car you register the car right to the government knows like Joe Knows Joe has this car right and then when you you have to have insurance in case something goes wrong with the car and you hurt somebody and then if you sell the car to me you tell the government hey I just sold the car to Alonzo I'm no longer liable for this car alonso's liable for this car when I do I've always thought that would be the level up Common Sense gun registration have to go and a guy as a sit next to you have to go through a driver's test and I don't see why we can't do that with guns and show you know like the safety of using a gun and how to shoot it you know I don't I don't see why we can't do that and even if your family teaches you right they say like in a lot of places you grow up with guns and it's a kid your dad teaches you well if your dad teaches you to drive you still have to go to DMV and take the test so it's like your dad your mom whoever your uncle could teach you to shoot but you still there should be some some level of testing to to get an ID cuz we have you know just a couple of weeks ago it where you have a 4 year old in Florida who was looking in their grandmother's purse for candy and shot themselves and it's like that Grandma did there's a safety issue with the gun like you don't tell the kids to go get some candy when you know you have a gun I think it's a Nutty number like 21 people a year are killed in this country by armed toddlers yeah yeah I believe it have guns and they be killing you know what knives or clubs or something like just that idea that that we have to have that discussion like what what weapon of the mass Killers going to use that in itself is insane to talk about what it is but it's an issue that we don't spend money on it's an issue not covered by a lot of insurance a lot of insurance doesn't cover any kind of mental health care and even if it does cover mean the giant percentage of the people that commit these giant mass shootings are either on psychoactive medication or are having withdrawals from psychoactive medication so even if your insurance covers it even if your Medicated by a doctor like there's a disassociative quality apparently with a lot of these an anti-psychotic medication to people take that with the right combination of biology circumstances genetics whatever it is people just can snap and they don't have an issue I mean of the numbers of people that are on that stuff a giant number and go and do shootings much much much much much smaller number but it's enough that it if it happens once a year like Orlando last year and then this year in Vegas mean what the f*** why this guy doing is we don't have no idea if he was on anything but what the f*** is it do we have to do to stop this stuff from happening I mean I'm sure there was a scientist who study at know but I can't imagine people who can predict it people getting shot by toddlers on a weekly basis this year cuz Jesus Christ has killed themselves themselves 10 in other people to kill the other people that would spin 2015 toddlers have killed at least shot at least 23 people this year oh my God we cannot match that with an argument of toddler driver's having run over people everything dangerous safely you know everything that is it funny how you know we do kid proof a house like like you know that they have some plastic things that go into the electrical sockets and then the poison admission that what about the gun in the candy drawer RR ROM responsible you know it is another group that's painted with the broad-brush right that the few gun nuts crazy what they paint every NRA member is being one of them and that isn't true you know like I said I know I know people people who like guns and they're not that but the people who are not that have to accept the fact that there is a population that is that you know what I mean you can't say that they don't exist cuz they just so you know by big part of this I think like any other issue Joe we got to start telling each other the truth you know I mean like about about these issues like we everyone has their their side right over their tribal dance team and they refused to believe any truth and you know any any negative truth about their team or whatever you know what I mean like like like to say what like we're saying like gun owners OKC responsible gun owners and is a few gun lobbyists use the term gun nuts and responsible gun owners have to accept the fact that there is some gun nuts right with the police the vast majority of police are good but the good police have to say yet there's some bad cops to you know what I mean like like within any within it any traveler Comics we know there's some Bad Comics I don't know if you know what you're but I'm not heard about that but until we until we do that we can never have a real discussion right cuz everybody just suddenly circles the wagons around their herd and like no no no not right now it's like all of you are bad but let's admit within your group there is bad so we can work on that I seen some tweets from NRA supporters the last day-and-a-half and me where it just shut the f****** man all the way to the video that's going around that somebody's put up about me talking about gun control is not a reason video I don't know when it's from but people are putting it up now about me destroying the gun control argument it would be very insensitive for me to do that and put that up right now and I didn't it had nothing to do with that I don't know when it was a thing was from a year or so ago but but the idea that these people is NRA supporters would go and tweet these pro-gun messages crazy with it now is exactly what you're saying they're digging her heels in their supporting their team and as many people have been saying and it is a sad truth look if we didn't wake up after Sandy Hook then you know if it if when 20 was it 21 kids were shot and people deny that it happened you know what I mean Ben you know 58 people at a music concert I hate to say it but it's like it's not going to wake us up you know I have I ever think that I mean you know I mean wake us up to the point of take some action what would you do to have the conversation we have to have the conversation about just like we just talked about there isn't necessary when it is necessary to change our gun laws start to lacks that's the first thing then what we need to do we need to come up with a system just like we have with cars or anything else dangerous where you you have to be trained to use it you have to register whatever it is with the government and you have to have liability insurance and it and that that information transfers like the big loophole is the gun shows right where you go to the gun show and you can just sell a gun to another person you can do that with yeah in a lot of States that's still the case you can do that with a car right I can sell you my car through Craigslist but I'm still going to go put in that liability thing otherwise I'm liable for what you do with the car like I protect myself by reporting it even though I sold it to you party to party so so if ya if I'm in charge we're going to we're going to add those things we're going to get it we're going to get a handle on these guns were going to get start tracking how many they are wait we're going to collect them I think it was Australia and some other places that had those things were looked Australia if you own an illegal weapon like a fully automatic weapon or whatever makes it illegal you can turn it in maybe there's payment or maybe it's just no-questions-asked just turn it in and we'll will destroy but the way we have this for the Fast and Furious the very few countries in the world that have this kind of fast and loose gun policy I think we still have the wild west mentality mentality like guns have been illegal in New York City for a long time now there are guns in New York City but not as many as people think you know because what happens is when you make it illegal than the average person they don't go out of their way to get a gun there right now I'm not I'm not going to have one yall criminals going to have gun to catch criminals are always going to have guns but you know the thing about the good guy shooting the bad guy it doesn't happen that often and my personal belief on this is because in that moment it takes a lot did somebody just happen the other day that was taken out by a good guy gun owner it can happen you're right it doesn't happen everywhere all the time but it can't happen in the lot of people get their guns stolen or taken away because in that moment they can't use it chore and a criminal he ain't got nothing to lose we're not used to violence is a lot of people out there don't know what to do if the s*** hits the fan in any way shape or form please don't know how to handle pressure and its you know that happens in the next so they fired a gun to protect themselves but they're in no way equipped to use it you know because I'm not a p**** or I'm not been there's a legal way to get one then you know you do what it takes to and you register it and again most gun owners that I know and I may be wrong cuz it's not like I'm deep in the gun culture so I'm not speaking with that expertise I'm just talkin about of the people I know who have guns were in the guns and shooting I only have one friend who's like doesn't want to register his guns or or anything like that most of them I know they're fine with having their guns and I couldn't even tell you I honestly couldn't that I love him I love him and it comes to guns he's got a little he's got some of that paranoia he's got some of that the government's out again me and then you know his thing with we were talking about and I know it's the wrong term but it's the the common term assault weapons assault-type weapons right and he said like yeah well what if there's a home invasion that's what they used to know it's like nobody invading your bro at home with a two-bedroom in the suburbs ain't nobody invading your s*** I got a safe if you were selling crack you might want to worry you might have some cash around the house even if you are a good marijuana distributor there be a bunch of cash you're not allowed to put in the bank but you ain't nobody in your house if you was selling crack you might want to worry you might have some cash around the house even if you are a good marijuana distributor there be a bunch of cash you're not allowed to put in the bank but you ain't nobody invading your house yeah yeah


    Jim Norton Explains Why Opie Was Fired from Sirius XM - Joe Rogan
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    they hated so much it was humiliating and I got a reaction out and I just can't do it Miss so much it was so much fun and a lot of times our Anthony like a first hated it but then Anthony started to love it but then I'll be never loved it it was always kind of fun to do for a new like deep down Uncle Paulie hate to f****** make him sick the reality is we let you know I really mean that guy Bandit real life like I don't want bad to happen to him but so we simply stop liking each other so he was enjoying his afternoon show much more without me then he was with me I got the morning spot spot, just annoyed at him or whatever they like to be hungry but I mean you know he having fun what happened what the technical reason was was it filmed Roland Campos are Booker taking a s*** in 2009 but he was being a goofball degrading and I guess I don't know exactly I heard about it after the ball hit already been rolling so somehow I got nervous that he was going to release it and maybe I'll be lucky I don't know what I really don't but I think that it got back to one of Roland bosses and then the head of the talent Apartments spoke to him and then once Human Resources got involved then things changed and I remember there was a clip of it was getting bad and there's another producer in the studio named Paul and he was videotaping it and I think he had been on Roll inside and Ivy thought it was being a dick to him to give you the dick to me yeah cuz you chose rolling in this whole thing like making a public thing that was really uncomfortable and then plug was yellow I thought it was wrong and then Shrugged goes like I was laughing and when I heard that I'm like oh no he just said we all saw the tape like they don't tell me that s*** but he thinks that the company was out to get him I don't know any what they said to him privately but to me he had too much left on his deal and no company wants to fire you two months out because because of potential lawsuits to let you ride it out and then just not re-signed you serious is in a weird place because of podcast yes I mean it's just in a very weird place that the idea of paying money for these talk shows that are going to get interrupted by commercials and to have to listen to them only when they come on and not have them on demand it's such an inferior disc like your phone and you can listen to can't just pick I want to listen to Tuesday's open Anthony show or Jim Norton Sam show I can't just pick that I don't know if you can unless you have a phone heard it might be a way to do it that I don't know I think so playing what's playing right now I think so but I could be wrong I don't know I mean I don't have a thing where I could just pick an episode in a car you just get this much different ways one you can do it where you can stream it live through YouTube some people do that and just play the audio and if you have it set up you can play the video some people do it where you while you're on Stitcher Stitcher is alright low bit-rate verse meaning it's all the audio quality is not as good cuz it's compressed but it's way quicker to download so if you have some sort of a plan where you want to get less data per month a lot of people use Stitcher or they just get it off of iTunes but the thing about it is that you just if you have your phone Bluetooth up you literally all you have to do is press play and then immediately play or whatever episode like you want through yeah you can play it for Siri but if you go through a Vivir. Do you use it do you use iTunes or I never look at podcast my most the recent ones of all the ones that I subscribe to I can just take one click it and boom now it's playing I mean that's just I believe listen to the show me I never listen to her show I listen to on drives going well I kind of like it it's New Years for that and literally right after he got fired Anthony back in no I mean I don't know how but they don't have been a part of me is like I really want to know if he'll give us negotiating power music I really don't want to know but the fact that we getting raises I think we're doing okay like I got the only way I can tell you is that they I know that they wanted to keep me every time the contractile can we must be doing okay but no I don't know what the numbers are it's amazing how quickly it became a different thing finally we're going to get uncensored radio and then well it's still just radio and social still alive and I have to pay for it now it's ten bucks a month and mean he made out like a bandit I mean he made ridiculous sums of money from insurance but where's the future in that it just seems like that's a investing and I mean if your if your someone has got a piece of that is like where is that going to keep getting big-name Talent like a beetle child all this stuff and they're going to get in good Nick good name big-name people doing shows like Fergusons on there now f****** barge out a joke funny guy is it for a long time with our do you remember that's right yes I was watching the one blow out that they had when Nick was trying to do some real greatest named a drake billboard for it and that it's really funny man it's really really funny because I'll lick the AA show great poster ever not be close to this thing that happens when you're going back and forth with you and with him and laugh compilations I never I don't listen to the old show I can't listen to it but those I can listen to because they're all Anthony just making me laugh it's not anything funny s*** it's Anthony saying funny s*** that every time f****** gets me like he would literally make me laugh like that wheeze laugh that an audience member gets I never get to f****** feel that way oh my God you know this would all be in after they were supposed to do a show together to host a comedy show in Montreal I was part of the show MLB went home for some reason if you home a day early going to do it so I can't just did it by himself and host of the show and he was really funny faster than any person I've ever seen that was not patrice's reputation but Anthony has that ability to reach in and grab funny from anywhere that he's as fast as any comic with her head on and there's never been a comedian in there who is faster than Hibbett as fast as him. Lakeport Resort Virginia give me saying that that Anthony is actually talented these actually almost like a comic but he never did it he never did it and Anthony has an ability Brewers an amazing Storyteller to an amazing story chili whereas Ant could do that about it like either until he was talking about like you don't attend knocker and stuff I have no knowledge of or interest in and anyone had me on the edge of my seat listening to him talk about it he just has a gift for explaining things and for walking you through it Louis has that the ability to explain anime you think fashion and Anthony can just jump in and out of voices and do Impressions and I never get sick of rambling about him cuz I got to work with him for a f****** deck I got to work with the funniest like I'm grateful I had that I like him or trust him on the air and we just got bad I'm not blaming him it's okay I was half the problem to what about you doing a show with Anthony compound media I would have came back the first day he came back I mean it was seeing that f****** I got the I got the we went to Springsteen I know who played Al Guns and Roses played at the f****** the Apollo so this is like right after Oprah got fired. Greenstein that night or Andrew in like yeah he can come in and told so I'm on the show but he's being held up at security couldn't fairness they needed an email from Scott they didn't know that have been okayed it took about an hour 40 minutes but he got up and seeing him walk down that it was so good it was so good it was so good and it was so good and Sam is so perfect in that moment will you just kind of go back into it and you flowing you know so I miss him a lot but


    Joe Rogan & Chris Stapleton on Garth Brooks "Chris Gaines" Alter Ego
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    you know it at least you can look at yourself in the mirror on it and not hate whatever it is you have to go out and play so it can become like the artistic equivalent of vodka sold as corporate job we just kind of get sucked into something you want to do it for a living maybe it makes you money but you never really get to be yourself because you're sort of programmed into this thing they've sort of manufactured yes did you have under the guise of its seeming risky or a responsible and try to do go to this thing that seems like in your mind is the normal thing to do like when Garth Brooks put on that wig and pretend to be that other dude I'm of that part like a movie yeah they did a documentary they did a bit behind the music is that what I was fake guy but I think the idea was it were supposed to be a movie I love I Got Friends in Low Places I love a lot of guards music I'm not a Garth Rotator I think that was a colossal f****** and I think it's hilarious and if he's here I pull that up and I would tell him I loved him make them successful he was so successful and still is in that space that he can't be any bigger than he is like Stephen King when he used to write as Richard Bachman remember that no I don't know where he wrote a bunch of books under a pseudonym cuz he was so gigantic that he decided to write some books under a different name so that people would sort of appreciate the work for what it was instead of as a Stephen King book I think or just maybe isn't as an exercise that's very kind of hard when it's your face up there to put a mask on something she got like Rick Baker to do them up with a fake nose hilarious behind the Behind the Music you can watch it on YouTube highly recommended okay well I will watch it on YouTube I haven't seen that stream only Garth Brooks Tunes or something like that I don't know if I remember something about that I think his idea is that he wants his albums played from there to his ghosttunes he wants his albums played from the first song to the last he doesn't want like Little Bits & Chong's Hills want to sell his songs individually this what I believe I've read that he likely thinks of his albums has like a continuous work very much people to listen to things as bodies work but and we're living in you know sometimes you got to let people skip over a song that people do whatever they want and that's all if you sell that song individually that'll get them and then maybe I'll check all right I'm listening to a hundred times what else to say but in the world of man you know sometimes you got to let people you know yeah skip over a song that people do whatever they want without me you did yeah yeah song that gets them and that song if you sell that song individually that'll get them and then maybe I'll check all right I'm listening is a hundred times when I was Chris got to say


    Joe Rogan Analyzes Francis Ngannou's KO Power
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    it is and wonder how many wrestlers out there looking at in Ghana and going I wonder wonder what happened to take that guy down I was here in orbit but I am because you take him down and come down and then and then it's your game hopefully and so apparently Palace or so season and everything else and he does have some takedown defense and he does have some submissions so I've just seen him be more well-rounded and so but it was before the right before obviously I would have talked to you before that and I said no somebody things can happen I think I think he's I think Alistair does make it out the first round think that we went over all the times Alturas been stopped and that's a big factor factor more than 10 times yes more than 10 times and I think it was what was and then it's a little easier and it's a little easier until eventually you do it enough and you can just spend it off just flick it you know yeah well he's in the flick its stage but it doesn't matter that punch would have knocked him out when he was 20 like from the thigh and then whipping that armed with the whole body behind it just full torque I mean it had everything it had all the power I was a little skeptical of the is probably from listen to Brendan but talk about the punching power you know who else has Mark hunt it and has Grove got kicked it and everything else and then all the sudden want to see a punch like easy seal the deal dude holding hands with a cinder block see how you like comes up from the thigh and the arm whips up like this oh my goodness and he's innocent as he's punching he's moving in position to punch a second time than heat hammerfest some ways out.


    Joe Rogan "Max Holloway is the Best 145er of All Time"
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    Tyron Woodley had some Choice words about Kobe coming to he was not talking about Kobe like campaigning hard to get the fight and talking all kinds of crazy s*** about him but Tyron was saying like this is the first of all everything you saying about our training sessions is 100% b******* and he's like it when I get that dude in the Octagon if he ever does get that shot it goes I'm going to f*** him up before the weigh-ins we were standing around the icon for the Wayans this past UFC in Detroit and he was he was like shaking his head is like I am going to f*** that dude up he's like he does not understand he's not on my level he's talking all kinds of s*** you know right now these checks that there's no way his f****** Talent can cash when I get him in there I'm going to smash him and he goes I'm going to take my time on him I'm going to try to hurt him he does what he said to me that's crazy cuz I have never tried to hit anyone with all my power in I'm like wait what what up he sends people flying across the art watches fight with J hair on humbling like the f****** guts and Glory watching those guys go out at but Yancy Medeiros and cowboy Oliveira might have been even crazier I think that was the craziest by the night I did not believe that one performance of the night thank the baby Jesus cuz if it didn't there was some criminal Shenanigans afoot it was the craziest fight ever they won we get rocks in the other will get rock and you think the fight was over than the other one finally ants you wanted a 3rd round mirrors just f****** chaotic war was such a good fight just such a good fight 2 bonuses to fight of the night Awards that's nice see that's what I love about the UFC when when people really perform and lay it on the line like that but I'll do one Holloway win any sort of a fight of the night I do Francis didn't but they said they were do you not give that guy pay over the night what what are we doing here what is a what's up after the first round he gets done with the the round he runs he's going back to his any looks Amigos tired the man is tired he's a motherfuker dude Max Holloway is a real f****** Warrior I mean to the core that guy relishes it he loves it when he was like like chicken neck in a tall do is get his hands down his talkingshit to him stalking him you could see it and all those face like he was drowning you see the waves were coming and he knew he wasn't going to be dog paddle for too long like he's like Jesus Christ I, going to keep up with this guy and the thing about Max Howard it's so interesting is he's in a lot of ways he has a sort of Nick Diaz approach or he's not hitting you with all of his mind he's not throwing the same unless he's got you hurt till he's got you hurt you hurt then he's just f****** whipping bombs your way but until then he's just constantly on you just constantly pepper Yukon sidekick knee pain move forward and you just dealing with him and trying to breathe if you don't get any breast and he just keeps that pressure on you and he knew all those fading right and I'll tell you all the look good in that first I thought I was going to start picking it up like almost all of old with the leg kicks he should have been almost entirely leg kicks but all right the guy that can do it for a marathon and he and he can and Max Holloway can he is so well-conditioned and so aware of his ability and not stretching himself so when they got to the third he started slug in and out with although the very beginning of the thirties like I know it's kind of tired because I'm going to make him Sprint with me and you could see like as the the beginning of the third round played out although was swinging wild at them and I was watching us this is not conservative like he's not conserving his energy at all what he's doing is trying to take Max Holloway out with one shot and he's blowing out his entire wat doing this and then you saw Holloway just coming out, not, not backpack pack of pop pop pop pop pop and all those trying to move his head there's no laying back with Holloway Max Holloway's on you on you on you I love what he said about fighting although in Rio 2 because that's what Kings do the Octagon IQ shows his is fight IQ is ability to find a weakness and to see it is predatory behavior inside the Octagon I think he's the best I really do I just think it's so impressive to me that he's not like Aldo in his prime was spectacular an amazingly impressive like his flying knee first round knockout of Cub Swanson The Knockout of Chad Mendes you don't mean he's he's at the favor if I weigh brutalize arise leg I mean it's so impressive to me that he's not like Aldo in his prime was spectacular an amazingly impressive like his flying knee first-round knockout of Cub Swanson The Knockout of Chad Mendes you don't mean he's he's out there the Araya favor if I weigh brutalize arise leg I mean he's unquestionably one of the greats of all time but in my opinion skill-wise Max Holloway has now surpassed him


    Joe Rogan on Francis Ngannou KO'ing Overeem
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    that's awesome dude after you watch the UFC and you saw Francis ngannou did you see if you can make 205 that's a lot of people dead when I guess I could make it till 5 make at least my mind epic heavyweight fighting MMA fighting photo that there is I mean with an accent to knock back that way and I mean just look at such a time it was a powerful punch with the timing of that shot was just incredible you see that one where his head is in the coming of the new king you know what I mean like obviously I've got to beat Steve Bay miocic but if you want to like look at it like in history when you come back and go this is the moment we're ngannou arrived and people realize I've holy s*** like this guy is for real he didn't just do that to any guy he did that to Alistair motherfuking over in boxing world champion stud like Elite fighter number one heavyweight Contender that will you you and Brenda were talking about it last week on the show if you start Chisholm and if you get out if you can prove himself and it's like man it just did it the best way possible it's like the whole world's I saw it on all these different websites and they're just everyone just raven like he could be the next big thing I think that's going to put them on the map now that everybody knows and they have this highlight reel of his Knockouts now until the advertise a fight between him and Steve play I think it's going to be gigantic talked with Steve base coach and there's a potential is going to go out and help him in this training camp so hopefully that still happens my schedule is kind of crazy but hopefully I can get up there for a week and sneak up there I'm happy for Steve pay to get a big fight yeah you know and if he wins against in Ghana I mean that is just gigantic that would be absolutely phenomenal there's a guy that can do it the weather that storm and put them up against the cage where I'm out, I mean just ask it really heavy on him and tire amount in the Deep Waters put them on his back against the cage in that that that all American wrestling background piano Dicky from their little bit for crazy I mean I get it I understand but that is pretty incredible that he's a betting favorite that do MMA math or so but via the common opponent with them and over even you know how they both perform against Mmm Yeah I'm stunned and knocked on his ass and then they came back and won but you know obviously super aware of how dangerous it is to connect with ingano he's going to obviously try to stay on outside and when he closes the distance Coast distance get that cleaned him up against the cage and figure out some way to get that guy down or where his legs out or do something we don't know what happens when Ghana goes in the third fourth and fifth round if anybody can even physically take him there I do love how steep it has that Killer Instinct even after this leg injury be unable to come back be able to come back into your right leg out the way that he did was just beautiful yeah


    Joe Rogan on the Influence of Opie & Anthony
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    it's there. It doesn't keep rolling to snow hills b**** is Snow Hill sucking worst Indiana is the worst state in the f****** country but even in Indiana they found gold and it became like Qatar some s*** they just lie tell if they found oil they felt like some crazy new patch oil and also they started building the world's tallest building there and all of the same kind of s*** they do in Dubai apparently it's insane now they have indoor surfing things buy surfboard and your indoor surfing you could ski indoors they've indoor skiing Dubai and you're going to have that here in the compound do you have a name for this new I can't call it was on panels and it's kind of worn Anthony cumia his prop 2 he's probably the reason why I start a podcast it was first box he's part of Opie and Anthony which was the first time I ever thought like I really like you and radio by the way Opie and Anthony said it was great we would come in yet you have done to her but I remember first doing it going well how am I the shity episode because no one really talked a lot we just had fun I know you took me a minute to do they just decided to do what they wanted to do with radio I just thought I was boring cuz there's no bells and whistles and fake laughs and to this day I don't think I deserved because I think that they'd let us they let us. They're the best show the best show ever they don't exist anymore unfortunately but do with the best show ever to go onto the, exist in their own world they do do it but I've I've been tweeted about it enough to know that it's a character and it's hilarious it's so uncomfortable it's so good it's one of my favorite things that he does It's f****** amazing want to see a video of it it's so good it's one of my favorite things that he dies It's f****** amazing want to see a video of it


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the Ventura County Wildfire "It Scares the Shit Outta Me"
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    demon of this Yu-Gi-Oh brick now there is a f****** fire in Ventura and the winds are insane right now in the fire through Ventura is just tearing things apart got the alert on my phone in the Uber drive over is that in the short-term I think most people are going to get out of there if they prepare and move accordingly but you got to you got to realize what this is like this is something that when you get a fire this size it's burned back that up a little bit to get the numbers just in today is burnt 45,000 Acres destroyed at least 150 structures enforced 20,000 people 27,000 people to evacuate and they can't stop it they don't have enough manpower something is this big and it's this strong and the winds are this f****** crazy you look at how those trees are blown over sideways and he's f****** houses are up in flames and it's how do they even have enough water I don't have no idea I live city hall just burn down the city hall building and just them putting the fire out everyone's water went out there was not enough water you couldn't turn on your tabs because they used it all to put out City Hall you could see when you could go back to 911 and then post 9-11 how many women got impregnated by firefighters like how many firefighters remember they were real heroes it like rotted octopus out of out of what do you call those so true right now they're just hanging around


    Joe Rogan talks to Doug Stanhope About Louis CK
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    the dark days I wish I was I was thinner then I gave him a bunch of pictures for the book I sent a bunch of pictures with Hennigan to pick and choose and then they took all these dick pics of me in public I know you can't have all the picture section just my dick so I had to decide so this one I decided on this not having any idea it could be so perfectly timed the top one is me with my dick out in a kilt in front of a blind guy at karaoke while he's bringing having no idea but the one below it is me starting to pull my dick out in front of Lois wow Eden block the door Folks by the way that's not that's not real apparently that's like something that like it gets passed on like an urban myth that uses up the story I'm saving this for tomorrow I'm doing dork forest with Jackie Cason and Laurie kilmartin so I'm saving the bulk of my Laurie Louis CK for that just cuz they're ladies I want their solid opinion but I have to make this so spacious TimeWise cuz I don't want to out the person but I was doing comedy and I was a comedian I knew back in the day when we're young and another Millennium just she said you never going to guess what I just did I just watch Louis CK jerk off in the ladies room and I want many many years later cuz it was funny I really I did it cuz it was a story to tell and I said you coming forward cuz afterwards when she said what she told me that I go you never watch me jerk off I think we should do to normalize is hallucinating the important part of this is when I said are you going to come out she can't because she just did it cuz it was funny of course and she would almost be put in a place where she would be as it's people like you that made him into a monster like I just assumed it was like that was very polite hey would you watch me jerk off while I had heard from someone else that had talked to someone and got like a story from Louis and their version of it Through the Grapevine so don't take this as like verbatim was something along the lines of no it was just he thought it was silly to like pulls dick out and take pictures with them and then I had heard that he was saying it wasn't he didn't actually masturbate in front of them that was like one version of it so it's like okay well maybe that was what and then the full story came out and I would like okay and then somebody said yeah but he asked them first before he was in any position of power other than Comics looked up to him he was really writing for Comics it might have had some power it at that don't think it was a power thing that I don't really feel you're a man and you have a year alone in a room with a woman and this is my perception of it it's always a power thinks it's f****** weird cuz you can kill them it's different like you ever been around like a UFC athlete some big giants random public place where you go if this happened in a place where you go I want to meet you in public if not want to be completely safe it's like being and you know that a man has like some sexual urges directed towards you and your woman it becomes of vulnerable situation and if there's some weird s*** where someone if it lets to say someone was blocking the door cuz I heard that Louis didn't block any doors then it becomes really crazy like what do you do well first of all you're hearing yes with all of this is you never want to think that it's possible that someone would do something horrible to somebody if you like them that write like with all of this with any other whether it's Kevin Spacey or are these people like maybe you like him as an actor I like that guy he's great on House of Cards we miss you really just terrorizing people and grabbing Dick's everywhere about that way at my house when we had a party the other night I go who have I not groped inappropriately are they okay wait Gill I haven't done it to you and I grabbed his dick just to make sure I wear all f****** good Never Grow Up me I'm starting to feel a little left out I don't think nothing for my butt interface with each other 100% of the time as equal and just work on your own b******* but what do we talk to people like somebody brought this up once that they had an issue with a lot of this stuff is that it's someone in the same business that's in this like position of being like a great artist like a Kevin Spacey type character or whatever and then the other person is like a PA or something like that need Praise on them and it's his shaunak they can't get away and he's like attacking them they're straight you know that hundred percent I think that's some weird almost like reptilian Instinct that humans have over-served quite a bit of the time and the packs of guys like reptilian Instinct that humans can't tell you how many times we've had to cuz you know my audience over-served quite a bit of the time and when it's a girl that's alone can see the packs of guys


    Joe Rogan on MSNBC Firing Sam Seder
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    imagine working for a television shot wanted to bring this up I'm glad we just got to talk about this Sam Cedar got fired yesterday I missed it so clearly and I just saw someone left-wing fellow who was apparently in some sort of a dispute with the alt-right I don't know what was going on I think it was about Roy more like that one of those things and they pulled up a tweet of his into add a contact from 2009 wheat was I'm going to paraphrase it I don't fuk up Jane actually Jamie pull it up so we can find the exact tweet you know that if you paraphrase it you're going to sound funnier than he would get your act if I was going to edit your ex this is how it's you got to find it you got to find the account I want to pass this up I can't tell you how many times I've told Hennigan about now this, you got to see this is great, but they do this bit and I do the bit for him and he's like and then he sees them so much better how to swarm of emails like they these people like attacked and if he's all right fellows attacked and start saying that this guy had tweeted a which essentially a rape joke and that we would never respond to you were going to like contact responses this Woody said you got a thing covering over the picture of it truly talented man with a great sense but I hope if my daughter is ever raped It Is by an older truly talented man with a great sense of Nissan mizizi mise-en-scene I don't know that's what it is is a part of the problem he deleted this which she regrets doing but it's a part of a series of tweets all of them to criticize people support of Roman Polanski because Roman Polanski had raped kids but did really good films and he was like you're a f****** discussing that is he was essentially saying this is a horrific way to look at this I just got raped a baby right away for a thirteen-year-old right so this was a part of a series of tweets all expressing this and that was clearly satire and MSNBC capitulated and they fired him and you know I don't know him I know people who do know him some that like them and it's I just is not have a dog in this fight but that's crazy that's crazy if you look at what this the joke was and then the fact that he deleted it and then on top of that via is he apologizing for it no he's not he's good he's not a video explaining what the joke was why I said it and the fact it was a part of a series of of tweets and he said but it doesn't matter once that f****** outrage machine I was if I regret my tweets from 2009 I regret laziness led me to delete it I would never regret criticizing rape apologists and I agree with that but I pastuch I don't know Sam Cedar I don't either but I know that he could probably start a podcast and make a decent living and not have to work for someone gives going to fire him I think he has his own show Minority Report right is not his own show that his own internet show cuz that's what he yeah and here's another thing he isn't he had a dispute more than once I believe with my good friend Sam Harris and he accused Sam Harris of being in a while most familiar problematic in many people on the left think that when you criticize Islam that you are some sort of a racist your Kindle erase it whereas if you criticize Christianity or someone is just not a Rube right against that weird thing because of brown skin and people's desire to not be perceived as racist so they go way overboard with it and when is what's happening with the thing where you go I see all the benefits of people coming out and it's putting the fear in a f*** everybody who died f*** 20 years ago that he doesn't like something that makes you think that God wanted to kill people he doesn't want I mean whether or not you interpret that the way the Christians do I mean there's not a lot of people telling people or some s*** from the f****** Old Testament you know there's no one out there in the acting the rate the rate of God for people wearing two different types of cloth right because he doesn't want I mean whether or not you interpret that the way the Christians do I mean there's not a lot of people telling people or some s*** from the f****** Old Testament you know there's no one out there in the acting the rate the rate of God for people wearing two different types of cloth right because Christians are generally better off and when


    Joe Rogan on the Latest Tyron Woodley/Nate Diaz Rumors
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    like a f****** hate ESPN and ESPN2 so crazy I would have gave you got a title shot against Tyron Woodley and they both ignored each other we both like like is going on Woodley Black Friday sale mocking Woodley do you have said I don't know how he's mocking Whitley with sandals just see it this Friday and it's the only saying one thing why he'll fight Nate Diaz but saying another thing wife won't fight Colby there it is I want to fight Nate because it's a money fight that seems like you saying the same thing yeah I get it I get it I just keeps getting more than I want to fight night because it's the money fight yeah I got it what do you do with Woodley question you offer him a big fight but I think Dan goes we never offered Woodley the Diaz fight respond to claim Nate Diaz fight with never offered delusional Dana constantly demotes me as a fighter woe in regards to the claim that Nate Diaz fight was never offered to him delusional Dana Camp why would Nate give a 15 million-dollar purse request if there is no fight it's obvious they haven't found their Blockbuster headliner yet this was a reality and they know it the inability to come to financial terms with Nate killed it all theirs but there's Dana going one of our attorneys here started playing Matchmaker which is weird he said he has a good rapport with the Diaz brothers and he basically said to Nate what if you could fight Woodley me and Shawn show her like how does he deserve to fight Woodley there's no effing list of guys that are waiting to fight time and there is a f*** all there is there's a f****** Woody talk. give me his career as a sad story it is a guy that never was for whatever reason they couldn't work it out with him and then the UFC is crazy those are world-class. It's great to get a guy in the UFC you know I get it but not the stage at this stage I would say was without doubt it was aspirin I would use my golden ticket if I had one with Dana to get aspirin and yeah I would too but you know he called Dana like a fat bald steroid monkey and in the business of fighting but I mean I kind of am but I'm kind of not I'm in the business of I'm a fan of fighting and I'm not just a fan of fighting like I like to watch fights I want to see what the f*** really works the best and when a guy can do what Ben askren enables do time and time again this career to world-class fighter take them down smother them beat the s*** out of but that's Entertainment it's not just entertaining it's important for the for the art form to adapt to that but also been acting Kentucky speaks well Conor fight we should start our own promotion we really should wish you would call in a football field of god dammit


    Joe Rogan on Holly Holm vs. Cyborg
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    it is a bummer how about Holly True Blood podcast by The Hollies sideboard her composure nobody has more composure in their Instagram videos then Holly has the most composer she's like when she says professional cyborgs been saying that I haven't been tested is a politician that actually have been tempted nine times yeah she's been tested heat times I'm about to rock your training worrying about who's being tested if so like thank you thank you and have a good thank you and ready to head to take a pitch the tough are fixed cyber to me she's number one of all time it's right up there what are we doing I know she had those are while she was going unconscious Holly Holm as I know and such a great matchup me to take did gather and Misha got her in the fifth-round will fight to his losers took her back and put her to sleep Advanced on yeah but she's retired right now and she's like a cultural icon sort of a thing like people tune in to see a girl that cyborg check she's scared yet doesn't leave either and scary beat me not physically scary scary but the way she destroyed me that if you were watching like a YouTube or Allah I wouldn't be on YouTube pull it for you to buckle LiveLeak outside of a bar in Kentucky or some chick gets up to put your f****** cigarette down and rolls up to sleeveless flannel shirt by wearing your shirt the very shirt you're wearing and just throw Haymakers on some check and she's got her by the Compass may enjoy that fight because of her I agree she made the fair she made the find cheap she f****** had some whistling shot swinging by cyborgs chin chin tester again like 10 years everyday for 10 years Jermaine fought a man and ko'd him this video of if you watch it I just I'm off to De randamie train when you give up the belt and not f*** it she just she's too much well she's a very talented fighter but I should have been the first place I agree and I think she should have been penalized for sure for at least one of those after the Bell shop what scoring system they're using back then cuz I do not think that they were using the new MMA schools also New York early day New York Early daylight that was one of the most significant moments in the fight the other most significant moment of fires in Holly dropped with a straight left hand and they're both on Holly side and then there was the two shots after the Bell two giant moments in the fighting they're both on Holly side and then there was the two shots after the Bell Witch you could conceivably penalize her for at least one you have to get it for one that's why I thought he won the fight with you I would agree with you because Germaine de randamie was controlling the action the beginning of the fight until Holly landed at? Kick


    Joe Rogan on Shane Carwin, Daniel Cormier, and Werdum
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    that's a I mean to feel like yet able to compete when so unhealthy I guess we end I don't know what that I think I made a mistake there with never know I guess we end with never knowing what could have been somber would be the best bait to describe the emotion thank you all for the love the insulting the great times I will sink back into the mode of being a redditor and my quest to become a mod here is there little joke there I'm also on the hunt for a large Fedora I'm like at 8 and 1/2 in hats seriously thank you for being amazing and for making the sport amazing I thought he was retired compete yet able to compete one so unhealthy mean how it's odd that he's healthy now and he can't get a fight did they that means the commission or maybe someone told me can't fight or maybe Bellator like not we're good son well I would never say couldn't fight in terms of like the punishment he's taken me just like the Junior dos Santos fight was tough to watch those are tough when I was a tough one to watch he's had some tough fights but I mean a lot of guys have if you're going to let Oberon fight how could you not let Shane Carwin fight unless it's like the spinal surgery stuff what's going on that but but also he could fight in Rison I would imagine that they would take him by anybody you know that they had an issue with him where he was getting divorced and he had some personal issues that apparently they were saying and he had to pull out of their tournament member you in the fight they were correct you'd only have so many f****** heavyweights yeah you're also Rising so it's relaxed Shane Carwin back. we should have a steroid League we should have a league where some people not Daniel Cormier vs volkan oezdemir at UFC 220 Boston but you know he's give me a phenomenal as a commentator and I think he flies through those met anybody not named Jon Jones who's better is that really Champion Grand Prix Grand Prix PC is going to come out to Florida interesting unless it's a bar in Florida than Stone story I'm just interested in seeing what happens if if he gets hit cuz oezdemir is very fast and it's very hard and has a shocking reaction of these people that hit hard really does have special power are you you seem hit people you like Jesus and according to everybody that watched him and Rumble train like he was the guy that rhyme with Rumble all the time it's one of the few guys want as far as what they say about it so they went to war really watch that each other and looked you want a valuable sparring partner I mean you'll break your toys how about Rumblings come back at heavyweight Rumble Steve pay for the curveball you can't really do that because you just fought as a light-heavyweight and then quit and said I don't want to do this anymore how do you say I don't like mine but I'm back I mean what happened was like I was being funny it's not boring right clovers too easy to hit for him but I think he realizes that anybody in the war I mean he literally might have 100% chance to beat anybody in the world but he might have like a 60% chance like in any fight with anybody he could connect with a bomb and put your f****** lights out he's that powerful so that alone is head means like if he fought Jon Jones 60% of the time he might be able to catch John Jones if he caught Jon Jones or anybody he hits so f****** hard but he definitely throws up against DC and the second fight he did not look like a guy who's there to do or die 40 Anthony Johnson very interesting to see him in February after the rumble Johnson the black-on-black Kaepernick fight in heavyweight Brown has no idea I fight black man in just f****** gets charged and I'll be interesting deepens 40s Rachel from the side in trouble if you get mad on him man he's a monster I'm sure he's crazy 3235 and that doesn't have to cut anything he might be better at heavyweight so I'm sitting on that punch meter some issues for doing something for you in that you Jitsu just on another planet how about how about how about wind what fight was that that backed out o the black beast Prince was practically there the fight like I can't do it through this field in random homeboy yeah and he was just happy to be there yeah and he was just happy to be there anyway


    Joe Rogan on the Latest Hollywood Sexual Misconduct Stories
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    may you know what else my body but if I'm sleepy my dick will get hard getting up so making sure nobody's looking at me right take some freak yeah yeah some like always there always pull my s*** down but basement that people just sort of like that was there the way they behaved in the office that was their thing and now you can't do anymore how many logical my mom did that she just kept elaborate notes so that cuz she knew was going to be his word against hers once you cuz that's how who I think who had somebody else had something somebody kept like notes and that's why I mean cuz you when you have a lot of money you can definitely litigated like I have been able to do that is crazy like if you look at like the Kevin Spacey thing like that that's how he would run asset apparently he'd be on the side need to be grabbing dick some serious yeah that's what they're all saying was that he would like grab guy's dick that we're taking him places and he's had like a PA that had to take him somewhere reaching his pants and grab his dick is just a dick was Anthony Graham like some famous dude Richard Dreyfuss grabbed his son's dick and with him in the room he was just a crazy dick Grabber some Maniac is crazy do surviving as a giant hit for Netflix the king I'm Frank Underwood the people rely on you for their job this is one of the things they saying about House of Cards is that 2,000 people could be out of a job exactly which is crazy at the epicenter like he was the Pete the king of 2,000 people you know what I think that is like natural male predatory behavior as when I think when a man gets in the position where he's the king and all these people Sia maybe get him something tire and you're like the big star all these people are stumbling around sire maybe maybe maybe get you something so tired you start thinking like a king why would it work that hard and then people would show up to the victim's ago tell me everything we going to take him down and those people were investigating you you know they had like a parent somebody going baby do you think it's safe to you know meet with him at 3 in the morning and then like Mom at school why it's going to be fine trust me why don't you trust me you know and there was something happened they feel like they can't say anything because they don't want the I told you so but they don't want to or whatever it is and then that that moment can turn into two weeks embarrassed you know what I mean and you or you don't want to embarrass or hurt other people times people don't say anything cuz they don't want to make their parents feel some type of way you know personally I'm happy that people are finally speaking you know coming out cuz this is it's a lot of jobs opening up I'm really happy that people are fun in that courage to just see what happens on a healthier Society whatever again I think that's what you're seeing now with like wearing powdered wigs or slavery or and crazy old shed that we just don't tolerate anymore just naughty behavior that you just can't do anymore we're going to get to a point where you're going to be able to talk to someone and you going to be able to see what's going on in their head and you you have to be a real piece of s*** to victimize them they getting girls to texting have you talked to her yet now I am but you sending me feel like all of the number so you're not really yet have you but we weren't getting to the place where you going to have to be really clear with your intentions craziness it's forbidden s*** is a lot is a lot of factors going on but I think one of the things that would change is it people that want like ugly dudes like Harvey Weinstein just want sex and as you know I feel like Harvey doing that s*** to lot of people cuz they became huge Stars no reason for them to Ever After respect him again but he was like yeah but you know what this is you don't take Michael whatever whatever his mother and so it's like I mean by that is like my man he was like so what when do you know your Worth right and we can go well if you you know me I'm good I don't need this here I've already the work I've already done like my my last work paid for all this s*** you know I mean like this dude Matt Lauer that motherfukers make it 20 million dollars in here well what happened was get paid out there could you have possibly done victim should be a motivational speaker talk to other sit down page for years and years yeah he's a trick man on the street sees a trick that pays well he's a house money 35 million 35 come on man all the men are like these powerful wealthy men and all the women are hot as f*** and now it's worth skirts on and they're all talking about like like American value that's so puritanical to them and they don't teach about sex education like two younger kids is never cool to talk about this we have you do me like that who's that guy the senator or Congressman just got busted like having anti-gay signs over gay sex scandal Republican State Ohio State Representative


    Joe Rogan on Matt Lauer, Garrison Keillor, and Jian Ghomeshi
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    do this this place is going crazy but we lost Garrison Keillor and Matt Lauer today go down with that John Ghomeshi guy who's that careful these f****** male feminist that is just that is a sneaky ploy to get p**** what was that one who was it was it Eric Weinstein that was telling us about a particular type of cuttlefish that pretends to be a female so close with the males and then and the email from the operate like underneath the large cuttlefish and with all the female girls dressed like a girl that's like the one straight dude and a valet he's like the women complain to me about all the other guys and then I end up smashing the mall one like the one straight dude in church choir boyfriend show up infertility setting it all up you fake books you pretend to read Aleve out look at it look at that dude dude was slinging dick I'm a boy say that he's a you don't know what it's like to have a dick Edward doing all the time but when it does work like holy I got to figure out what the Rhythm Is there sometimes we're can work and you like what which is a lower abatino's nose ring back and hit that one out of a hundred do you get to know me first book book you b**** don't even know how to have a different different accounting on her know that is nice and you meet a woman agency over her body and knows what she likes I could f*** you up when you go and you dating dealing with somebody that's not that free it's freezing right where it right there not relaxed enough or comfortable enough in their own skin or until you know because if you do like focus on her and and bring that out of her and you don't like her is going to be hard to it yeah I did a girl once a long time ago way back in the day I was in my twenties and I loved having sex there but I hate and hanging out with us no man is that is that she wanted to try to like a ghoster when you was


    Joe Rogan - What if Lebron James was in MMA?
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    LeBron's been a known as a new wine ahead and eat p**** get some of us physical advantages LeBron James would have like an unfathomable physical advantage over someone who would have an unfathomable physical advantage of you I said Jim and I want you to be honest and don't insult me at what age did LeBron James surpass Mia's mathlete and be careful with your f****** answer I'm a proud man and I'll kick your I hung up the phone I got a very thoughtful very thoughtful the station and I just got this and it's no question about that 12:35 that's why you were not that you're not even close to that he was 46 Ford then just ridiculously strong will see a guy like that if he was fighting everybody would be f***** they're lucky they are God damn lucky there's that much money in basketball he's incredibly fast he do whatever the f*** you want so Jackson could have done whatever the f*** you want a week and white T-shirt one-and-a-half 240 lb 245 lb and he was the same size when he played and he never has lifted weights in his life ever and he didn't lift away 20 play he would just as in his work I just strap it on and I hear the other team going poses game Bozeman game but you have to understand Bo Jackson do whatever you wanted to do on the football field fashion everybody at 2:45 and stronger he was also a was it was he not an MVP in baseball start there's no one like Bojack that's crazy throwing BB's throat f****** ropes from Centerfield I mean a whole different a whole different kind of one hip injury one hip injury that's his hip start a dive some kind of crisis in this bone or something like from getting hit there was a very famous hit that he got tackled you can see like the impact of the house on his hips when it goes down at least I remember I remember that Crowder there's a video of it right


    Joe Rogan Talks to C.T. Fletcher About Steroids
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    you want all of your world records drug-free drug-free drug-free for 37 38 years but I did try I did try roids in 1980 or 81 I believe it was on before we came we leave I try I try I try I went to a doctor and I don't know if I should say all the guys were in the magazine I thought everybody was drug free the guys from only kind is it came to me sitting for you taking CTS 20 inch arms you know then. Everybody has those magazines you got to go to this doctor and and I gave me the address and everything in it and I don't know if I should say the doctor's name but I still remember and nose and ears and s*** yes testosterone Celtic back in touch. And did you notice a difference I'd also I don't know if it doesn't and deserts to everyone pee when I told him about this something you must have been an a****** before quite possibly true fighter UFC fighting short-fused when I look more than muscles and lifting weights and fast cars and I love all that s*** it is sex and a big giant big old giant why I rolled over to have sex and nothing was happening as we f*** these steroids find me anything until you boners it was the f*** this s*** for a total of six months but what they do is they toes back then too much off in between to my account and that stuff is definitely what they don't tell you is when you stop taking it should we just stop taking it cold turkey like that every f****** thing that you gained during that time and I gave you know I was ready for I have one like little small bite I just got so much tighter and it had more bangs and s*** than everything like old man this is great s*** but when you get from lower than where I was before I started they say you do something and you keep something once your body normalizes you know you do have some sort of games that's one of the arguments that they say about people that have taken steroids and gotten off of them that if you can normalize your testosterone you're still going to have an advantage over people that have never taken it before but in general I don't know how true that is or was it like that like I lost ground actually cuz I just stopped you know Coulter again I think I actually lost ground is still good have sex everyday Daniela like something's wrong so I just that was my normal normal thing and I'm probably didn't think that but addicted of course I mean who I mean you you and I talked about it you know and I was I was in a beauty magazine articles and stuff a few times when I was world champion I never thought it was anything that high you know or anything like that so yeah I wish that I had never done it. I have a perfectly clean record like my training partner Richard Sherman 420 we trained together for 20 years and this guy perfect record never even tried it is stronger than me his is his mind was strong in my eye. Pressure and wanting to be in the magazines and want to make a living doing something that I love instead of punching the clock every f****** they doubt that appeal was too great for me as a young guy for me to pass it up while I wanted to do something that I love and make money at it way back then but I wasn't working at the post office for 28 years but I don't know if he ever watch that documentary on Netflix called Icarus have you seen that doping nearly gave steroids to every single one of their athlete who's the director is also he's in it because he was an amateur cyclist and what he wanted to do is an experiment so he ran it or heat cycle this race one year totally clean and then the next year he went to this Russian doctor and said just f****** juice me up to the gills but let's do this and they just shot him up with everything and in the process of him getting to know this doctor the scan broke out about the Sochi Olympics about the Russians cheated during the Sochi Olympics and it's all documented in this film as the news is breaking and then the guy who the Russian doctor has to flee Russia he leaves his family behind they take his family's house and there they take all their money and they're basically making his family homeless to try to get him to come back to Russia he's in protective custody and he detailed hilarious they just took some of the metals away and the metals they took with the most bulshit medals for like like yeah that is interesting a pro steroid and a lot of people are yeah well did the argument is I mean a cic at 4 in the terms of Fair competition I see the argument against it for Fair competition that makes sense but like I also see the argument in terms of like if you're going to be taken amino acids and creatine and all these different things that do give you some sort of a benefit GOI I don't find fault with people who decide to to take roids because like I said I'm 21 year old kids and I took so how the f*** can I everybody in the competition that you're in whatever that competition might be if you f****** Flippin pies or whatever whatever the f*** it is it cut and grab whatever it is that everybody else is doing it Level Playing Field that what when you got guys naturally I guess some things now we have divisions in the car natural divisions and it actually test for steroids and stuff like that then it maybe they should do something like that for the fighters you ain't going to ask you guys if you want or at least in Japan Japan has an organization called Rising where it's essentially an offshoot of Pride or at least some of the people involved it that were involved in Pride and pride like I had Ensign anyway on the podcast he was talking about his pride contract you said it specifically stated we will not test you for school


    Joe Rogan on Max Holloway vs. Jose Aldo Rematch (Audio Only)
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    so next Saturday December 2nd there's a big fight it's a rematch between Max Holloway and shows they all do you also have Alistair Overeem and Francis ngannou on that card Henry and Sergio Pettis Eddie Alvarez and Justin gaethje just those four fights right there hole yeah it's holy s*** I know I talked about Holloway vs Aldo before what I like about this fight is first of all the first fight was very good until although ran out of gas and hallway took over all those Camp was saying that going to that fight which kind of makes that he was worried about the takedown to Frankie Edgar so he decided to avoid being taken down one of the best ways to do it would be just to avoid taking just outbox him and he did that very well in that fight and want a pretty clear unanimous decision this is going to be a different fighter I mean Max Holloway is in his prime he be tall do the first time around is he incredibly conference is going to be a second time although said that he had this leg injury prevented him from throwing better now and it's one of the reasons why if that is the case full to 3 month training camp I think it was five weeks out maybe more wrong about that I'm not looking at it right in front of me but I know it wasn't a full Camp cuz I know it was supposed to be Frankie Edgar so all those steps in so we're going to find out we're going to find out if I'll do to make the proper adjustments and whether or not the ability to throw leg kicks is going to make a difference because all those classically in history have been some of the best in the game if you look at his fight with your favorite one of the very best uses uses best use of leg kicks maybe in the featherweight division ever and just smash Urijah Faber's leg to the point where injuries in MMA has left leg with his right leg and how to do a bunch of crazy therapy to recover from a hyperbaric chamber and you know he documented documented 29 professional MMA fights at the highest level she's been Champion for a long time some really tough fight does he still have that same level you know we really don't know and we're going to find out hopefully we're going to find out from camp


    Joe Rogan on Kelvin Gastelum KO'ing Michael Bisping (Audio Only)
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    ladies and gentlemen coming from Paradise I'm in Hawaii right now and I was going to I was going to watch the Bisping fight the Bisping Kelvin Gastelum fight live and do like sort of a breakdown of it while it was happening but the ship was going to like 2 in the morning out here and it wasn't happening have been eating like a pig and drinking a vacation type s*** I'm a strong believer vacation time you'd like vacation times important can't just be working all the time occasionally you have to just f*** off and so that's what I've been doing I just been f****** off so I am not going to stay up late and so I watched it in the morning I watch it this morning I've got a couple thoughts on the first of all Brendan Schaub said this on his Instagram and I could not agree more I don't think you should be allowed to fight 3 weeks after you have a brutal fight like Michael Bisping did with GSP he got rocked he got choked unconscious and then 3 weeks later he's fighting a really dangerous young and up-and-coming Kelvin Gastelum Alvin is a beast he's got nasty boxing and that is what he showed not fight he hit him with a beautiful straight right jab and a right hand behind it and all my goodness it was just that kid is just on fire he's just on another level right now I'm super super impressed with Calvin Calvin it. Lightning-fast hands and he's he's an interesting guy because he's what I would call a tweener that means is that I don't I think Kelvin in in the best best of times like if Calvin has the best camp and the best performance it's entirely possible that he could be anybody at 185 lb but should he be it 185 lb because Chris Weidman is that 185 lb and when Chris Weidman got Calvin to the ground they really did look like you're talkin about to completely different weight classes and Chris when was able to choke Alvin out and obviously Weidman is a former champion and there is absolutely no shame in losing to Chris Weidman but it's just the way it looked when you were watching the fight to me it look like two different weight classes and there's a lot of people think that really Calvin should be fighting at 170 lb if you got the proper diet and he was doing that for a while it was at one point in time he was Dolce was working with him for a while and he had his died in line and newly look fantastic and then you know just things happen and he didn't want to pay the Dolce money and I don't know who he's working with right now as a nutritionist but I just I think he's a phenomenal fighter I just don't know if 185 lb right weight class for him it could be made it could be that maybe what he really needs to do is just lose somebody fat put on some muscle and maybe a hundred 85 lb will be his weight class it's just that constant debate of whether or not you should weaken your body and drop down to the minimum weight you can or whether or not you should fight at a natural weight and have a healthy body that's a real good argument house right now because I'm pulling something out that just died in Australia she died very recently She Was preparing for a Muay Thai fight it's just it's just part of what this board is about unfortunately it if it really bothers the f****** s*** out of me I think it's the scariest thing I think you're here it is teenager dies train here it is I did the girl's name she was 18 years old and her name is Jessica Lindsay and she died while she was cutting weight choose an amateur kickboxing Australia I cut weight a bunch of times when I was doing Taekwondo tournaments and it is brutal it's it's terrible I'm out bad attitude I didn't do it correctly I just worked out real hard the night before and wear rubber suits in the hole dehydrated myself and I did rehydrate myself well either so I felt like s*** the next day when I was fighting and a lot of wrestlers back in the days do the same thing my weight cut though was nowhere near as Extreme as some of the MMA fighters do some MMA fighters I mean they're getting on death's door and I just I just think it's one of the most disturbing and unfortunate aspects of MMA Kevin Lee said before his last fight with Tony Ferguson that and I felt like it was he was dying light woodcutting Wayne's World undefeated had his body shut down last time we tried to make the way and couldn't make the Tony Ferguson fight them out and took it to the hospital beating a dead horse here cuz it's something everybody knows everybody's aware that it's too terrible terrible aspect of our Sport and in my mind it's contrary to what martial arts is supposed to be about so in that sense I encourage Calvin to stay 285 lb because obviously the guys knocked out for Machamp a guy like Chris Weidman who is very smart about cutting weight because a lot of weight but he does it the right way rehydrates the right way and he's just a f****** beast he's just so much bigger and when he got Kelvin to the ground and submitted them with a head and arm choke boys really seem like that's the wrong way class for Calvin Calvin next fight and f****** lights in the first round now would have been able to do that if he the Bisping that was training for George St-Pierre I mean if Bisping did not have the George St-Pierre fight and just went right into the Kelvin Gastelum fight with the same result of happen it could very well have the way Calvin hats he's fast as f*** his hands are beautiful he throws really crisp straight punches and in this sport it's there's not a whole lot of guys who have Chris brusharbor hands and 185 lb in kg me and he just has beautiful head movement and boxing and when he moves in for the kill with those hands Belfort fight with straight punches and he throws them efficiently and they have snap to them and just and on top of that is a very good wrestler in a lot of people forget how good his wrestling skills are on top of all that he's just a real threat in 185 lb such a wide open division he just called out Robert Whittaker who's the interim champion of course and call that Whitaker and wants Whitaker to to fight him next but of course Robert Whittaker is waiting for the big payday I would too if I was him to fight George St-Pierre so it's it's a wide-open division now that St-Pierre choked out Michael Bisping and of course you've got to think it Weidman still in the mix even though I've been lost to yoel Romero lost to see he's still in the mix open division to get back to that fight I agree entirely with to get back to the Bisping and Kelvin Gastelum fight I agree 100% with what Brendan Schaub said that you really have to protect a fire from themselves you really can't be letting a guy fight three weeks after an absolutely brutal fight like that it just does not make sense it just does not make sense I don't think it's smart I mean I understand and short notice because Anderson Silva tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs and they did not want to lose Shanghai Main Event so it turns into an even bigger fight when you've got the former middleweight champion right off of his lost three weeks later fighting again but it's just wanted to do it and someone was talking about him fighting in England I believe in March which boys I mean that's less crazy but still crazy right cuz we're basically in into December 6th of December or January February three months off really and then March but of course during that time he's going to be sparring and animal time off and there's a lot of debate as to how much time a fighter should be forced to take off after they get knocked out and here's the thing about that you seen guys when they're fighting in your semen getting knocked out fighting you know x amount of months later so you saw Bisping get knocked out by George St-Pierre but he certainly got rock that left hook and then he got choked out who don't know a lot about MMA getting choked out is not nearly as bad as getting knocked out its there's almost nothing to it the way to look at it is a garden hose and you know how to get Ben to garden hose cramp it down and stop the water from coming out that's exactly what happens to your f****** brain when you get choked out when you get choked out have memory issues balance issues for the most part especially if you've only been out for a couple of seconds it happens all of the time in training I've seen I've coped people unconscious they come back and they're fine it's not that big of a deal but you got to realize after fights the actual competition between George Saint Pierre Michael Bisping what were you not seeing as how many times did he get dropped in hurt and take a couple days off and get back to training again only he knows only his camp out and most of times they're not talking but you hear about it all the time and matter fact I was talking to Forrest Griffin once and forth with telling me that before he fought Anderson Silva he was knocked unconscious twice in training that's f****** crazy I mean he really is about to fight the greatest pound-for-pound fighter of all time next to three guys my number one guy right now I think just he he represents the highest skill level but does he represent the height petition level in terms of like the guys he's faced I don't think so I think number one competition level is Jon Jones Jon Jones has choked out Lyoto Machida Rampage Jackson he's beat Rashad Evans Alexander Gustafsson very strong argument for the greatest of all time but Anderson Silva's f****** right there to man Anderson Silva in his prime I think when you look at the way he knocked out Vitor Belfort with a front kick to the face when you look at the way he fought Forrest Griffin and in that fight we were just talking about it and ko'd him like a magician the way he fought Stephan bonnar literally put it back up they're not at the same level as Lyoto Machida or Glover Teixeira or some of the guys that Jon Jones is fast but it still how to do that mean I know you're talking about a giant payday you talking about a big fight and they go out there no doubt about it that the resiliency of a fighter after they've been ko'd is compromised there's just no doubt about it when you see a guy's been ko'd and then you see them get hit weeks month later they cannot take a shot the same way their brain is still recovering their body is still recovering from the concussion and you have to figure out a way to balance being a risk-taker and seizing an opportunity which is a huge opportunity versus concentrating on having a long and healthy career now that said for Michael Bisping he's kind of at the end of his career and I hope they give him you know a good matchup so it'll be a good fight for the fans and I hope they give them some time to really relax and then go through a real


    Joe Rogan Further Discusses Louis CK
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    politics is f****** exhausting but you can't people can't live in the opposite so you can be both think you can be a great comedian and you could also sexual assault people like you can be kind of shity but you still had a sex worker you could have jumped out a sex worker would have been thrilled to take your money and you could do a scenario where you block the door and you jerk off if you like but that's a consensual thing that's why that indicates a power struggle do it to a young comedian everybody with impulsive impulse but you're also doing it to a person that doesn't want you to do it to them and even if there's no physical contact you're making them watch you beat off which is f***** up and then he thinks that he started helping her to show that he was a nice guy she believes that he did it on purpose and he made a conscious decision you still do it but that's what I think that was what he did and I really want to do that real bad cuz Comics all-new we knew about it and I knew about it 5 years ago where he was joking around they were all joking around together and then the story got out and you know like he like pulled his dick out like as a joke and it was laughing and it was like he was being silly and then the real story came out but you know I don't know what that people like do adult identify the average person you saw that wasn't sliced open as a baby male Comics to turn on sexual immunity


    Joe Rogan Reacts to MTV's Fear Factor with Ludacris
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    walk from doing Fear Factor for 6 years I got a PhD in questionable humans with one person like what the f*** did you do you did that for a while and then they brought it back they brought it back for 7 episodes only 6 aired because the seventh one when we had people drink come that killed show second time and episode where they believe it when I said that's what we were supposed to do I went with what human or from mule mule come I didn't mean to force you into bringing up that subject again the second season of Fear Factor and I could say this now because it didn't happen is I was worried we're going to kill somebody I was really worried it's a good seeing to dangerous like they they were ramping up the stunts and they're making things like way more spectacular and you're just taking bigger chances and there's a lot of downtime in between stunt has a lot of preparation there was a lot of like checks and balances and they they really wanted to make sure that everything was tested and double tested and they really mapped it out well but it was still there was some hair-raising things he's f****** people had to do maybe fear was too far maybe it should have been like mildly uncomfortable Factor will you put people like in mildly uncomfortable situations like hey I want you to go over and talk to that woman she seems kind of attractive and so it's kind of a mildly uncomfortable to die Lomira tells you they're theirs they're doing a new one with Ludacris this kind of that way there's a new Fear Factor and Ludacris the rapper is a host and like some of the fears like forgetting your cell phone somewhere like4like right isn't it something stupid like that and they don't have to eat anything grows the most popular parts of the original series I have to be honest with you that was the day I couldn't watch that that was the hard part for I I don't I hear you you know it was hard for me to watch somebody do something at cuz I wouldn't eat it or drink it then I don't want to watch somebody else to that of Steve-O with a gas mask on and I tweeted it some farting into a tube and it goes right into Steve-o's face and he threw up into the mask and I laughed so hard that I retweeted it and I like to throw up right there I almost threw up I'd like to bring like a revived from the dead like Edgar Allan Poe or Mark Twain and put them in a time machine and bring them to now and go all the stuff you didn't make really cool check out what we're doing that video video Blackbird poems


    Joe Rogan Discusses Sexual Misconduct
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    yeah well I would just love to be a fly on the wall back then mean when you're talking about people that have very little understanding of how the universe works or their rudimentary understanding science just to hear the wisest of the wise amongst them try to figure out what makes everything Tik Tok and acne is the devil that's really the bottom line about it all it's like what's happening today I think is that because of the ability to express now like it's almost like something could happen to you in a bad way and no one could know about it right now everyone can know about it if you express it black lives matter really came to the Forefront you know when all these white people are like oh my God I didn't realize America was racist and black people like really cuz we did so all these women now or like yeah the ship goes on all the time and I even think about in comedy you know and I went on this like Twitter rant the other day about it this idea that it's and it's art, Diaz are and people feel ownership over it so you get these like boys clubs you know I'm very lucky in that I have it you know like you get like it's a group of dudes that run the show whatever it is or the way a lot of guys make women feel and it's so insane Alexa because you moved to LA a year before me and you and your friends wrote the same jerk off jokes you somehow think you own this art form that I've always felt a connection to my whole life just because you'll get you out early on because the winning a show like makes you you get to headline so I was never I never respected as much as I just was never in the trenches as much because I got to head line which is always the goal like I just had a different path how much how much years were you doing stand-up before you in my convictions about sympathizing or empathizing with women who didn't have the same I want or anyone being bullied but I see it you know at clubs that we do and these are my home clubs and I love it coming up the last 10 years I've watched oh no he's a good guy and this guy cyst-like systematically daily harasses women and all the guys like know he's more cool he's friends with him you know it's like say anything cuz like now he's a good because our friend and women will DM me female, cold send me messages this is happening to me he said this to me what do I do and I'm like all you can do is be kind work on your jokes suck that guy doesn't mean anything but it is a saint thing about your phone number I was like I want to run into Joe I'm so afraid of Jeff a friend of mine you know it's already such a weird thing to go to work but the girls were like oh yeah he told me I wasn't funny he told me I was a s*** he told me that he told me I was to XYZ to and just as if the guy owns the art form when breaks my heart is like real Comics like you or likes Sebastian or like people that I or Marc Maron like guys I look up to that I think are so brilliant they don't have time to sit get in the head of some girl who's just trying to make 15 bucks you know it's not your Mo it's only losers always feel that we're all in the same boat together and that if you have a vagina and a penis it doesn't it we're all Comics like I think they're really I mean to suck. It sounds like even to be sincere sounds like such horseshit in this weird day and age because you feel like you're trying to cover up and try I'm not those guys hey sweetie we can sleep on the couch together when even bother me but I think it's very important that all of us that work together like I could learn s*** from comedy about from you I can learn s*** from anybody seen people do stand-up they've seen me do stand-up they do it different than me we talked you got a different method than I do there there might be something you see always we're up here and repairs but I feel like that with friends and I feel like that with peers and if you'd like that wouldn't you got to you got to be open and if you're not open you're going to miss stuff you're also very secure and I really do believe that insecurity whether you're a woman hating another woman whether you're a dude trying to like step to another guy it all comes from insecurity so when your the world if you're told that you're that you're owed more right I'll call Groucho but I should have more comes from this insecurity of if she get something that I deserve and it comes to this place if you think you deserve something and that was a big thing for me after I did the show the men that I had to tour with work or riffic like mental scars indelible marks on my brain horrific because there isn't this entitlement like how dare she take that you know how dear you win the show so I see that and I don't have to deal with it as much but I ate my heart breaks because I wish that these girls 5 years later to look could realize from like a bird's eye view when it's having like the bad guys got nothing but if you really are going to be that mean to a fellow, you obviously hate yourself so much but you don't see their like I wouldn't see them so they hated me even if there was a loser Randy's like comedy contest in Lake Orange County which were total racket but I don't even know the guy I think he was another comic and he was looking middle-aged dad and he would on a weekly basis write me to email calling me names that I never been called in my life I was like 23 or something you were f****** b**** like just railing on me I didn't like someone you don't know how to handle that to me and so and it was just he was just a crazy person firing off at someone and a year later he wrote me an email feel like I'm in rehab now I'm so sorry got a wife I've got kids so you enter into this art form and into the city with the best of intentions trying to keep her soul as clean as possible and you have no control over the crazy that's going to be in your path you only have control over how you heal from it I've never met a single funny one that wasn't f****** crazy they're all crazy it's just everyone's crazy is a different crazy the other side of it so you get women and my whole thing is like you should be fired from your job for not being funny not because you didn't like f*** someone but I think some people take it a step further like more for women do the jokes be funny you shouldn't get the chance and you should have a chance to prove yourself but this like more women in comedy write the jokes be f****** funny I will I will fight for you to get that chance but I'm not going to hire you just cuz you're a woman the more women in comedy thing is like I just want humans sort of weird s*** that goes on with comedians with her as a boy-girl s*** or anything else is that there's a camaraderie that we share that is very unusual in a fairly competitive art form competitive in that I don't think it's as competitive anymore and what I mean by this is that I don't think that the idea of like getting a sitcom or being the host of The Tonight Show or you know these these limited number of gigs that are available I don't think that's where it's at anymore I think there's more peep you they're doing Netflix specials in me and we both do podcast like that kind of thing I think is way more open to people and it's way easier for us to all to be supportive of each other and supportive of each other in the art form of stand-up like what's important our world is don't steal don't be an a****** to your fellow comedian support each other and I'm going to be there for you if you're there for me I agree I think when you're first starting out and when you're kind of in the clubs in your kind of fighting for her to figure out what you have when someone is genuinely funny man or woman I'm the first one to be like yes love that like I visibly fell over Sebastian when I bring them on stage and I'm sure he like doesn't love it but I'm like he's moving and you are I mean to sound like a like I'm stroking your ego but it's true like you single-handedly I think change the sort of landscape in the way that we consume comedy you have this massive podcast you guys don't know where in a studio that is at least 2 million square feet and there are stuffed animals everywhere at once we're not teddy bears and there's elk horns and there's an interactive dinosaur exhibit like it's huge monster drink fountain it's crazy but this podcast and then people see what possible so what's funny is you did this and you built the sort of podcast Empire and there's other big ones too but this is definitely one of the most consumed on the planet so that it sort of opens up this new avenues then you get all these other come to undo podcast to and not everybody to quit to do it and there is I think glory in being one of the originals cuz you kind of paved the way and the Magical potato up a lot in the beginning to letting people talk in a way that's easy to consume for the people to listen listener and I think a lot of when I started my podcast I did it so I can work on my listening skills I know you were and that was so nice talk about support and you did not have to do that and I think and I don't do a lot of podcast I beg to do you're so it's not like you asked me to come visit you but I don't do a lot of them because not every comic is a good listener or quit I like talking to people like this is one of the reasons why podcast is a good fit for me is because I'm curious you're very curious and I know I don't know how your men and women try to figure out our interactions with each other through trial-and-error when sexual harassment sexual assault and stuff like this with coming out in the news with Harvey Weinstein and and others and even the Kevin Spacey stuff what you were starting to see if not very applicable to what I'm talking about doing it to men but the Harvey Weinstein thing is this is my sister's going to squirt you in I'm going to send spies to try to cover this up later like it's maniacal article from 1945 with a woman's name I'll send it to you again Jamie the people were trying to f*** her all the time and she couldn't get any work cuz they said she was told she was like in order to be get work I have to like leave my husband get rid of my kids and be just phuckable. Are Maureen O'Hara sorry today charged Hollywood producers and directors of calling her a cold potato without sex appeals and Irish Ed Sheeran quit Hollywood Marine says it's gotten so bad I had to come to work in the morning I'm helpless of victim a helpless victim of a Hollywood Whispering campaign because I don't let the producer and director kiss me every morning or tell them or let them Paul me and have them spread of words around town that I'm not a woman that I have a cold piece of marble statuary statuary I'm ready to quit now that crazy have the real problems with the people that are involved in the business not just in terms of like the way it's set up but the problems for the person that's doing it that's trying to be an actor and actress here's the problem you have to get picked so because you have to get picked you have to go into place please like me you're already f****** which is why you're an actress in the first place the reason why you're an actor in the first place is because you wanted exorbitant amount of attention you probably didn't get it when you were younger there's something missing you're not even really acting you just become new people yeah yeah like yours that he becomes the guy on the set all the time he's the guy all day I don't want to spend that much time outside of my body the problem that I faced when I first came here was I got first of all I never wanted act I had zero intention and I wanted to be a comic but then I started getting these development deal auditions in my very first early days of being an act I got both shows does I got this show called Hardball and then I got news radio hey what's up you guys doing right I was fine this environment where you're always wanting to get picked that's why everybody on here is f****** left-wing it's not even though they're really left-wing they have to be to wear a pink p**** hat you have to say you know all the things you need to say you're literally formulating an act and you bring that ass auditions you bring that act on to the red carpet that's why you see me people like Harvey Weinstein who would donate to the Clinton campaign and and do all this seem to be like very left-wing stuff you know and he was the darling of laughing and his Miramax is like right really kind of a progressive Studio difference between what he is in a perverted psychopath predator and it's interesting to because look Donald Trump so f****** these are these the worst that being said we're going out and we're attacking people there be like I don't speak to my parents are dead you can you can rethink that goes for years you know and we out actors like he's a republican what are you doing Polaris he's on Twitter all day long fighting with liberals yeah but he also was not of the best moral ground hear something interesting on my book there is a Weinstein logo my book is the last one to be published to the fork go on the back or spine and what I've been liking it you're too and I feel like the people now it's a s*** like they got absorbed Grandpa comes back from World War II when he brings back like a plate with a Nazi Insignia on it like cuz they had they made their own s*** like he's had like a whole home good line and he brings that one thing back that's what that book is like one of the last ones with the devil you know they don't have any more before this has happened anybody would have done the greatest movies of all time Gainesville place now we're realizing oh yeah it for every everything there's an upside-down every outside downworlders you know there's an underbelly to Everyday every business you can think of there is a CD horrible side of it with horrible people and most of us choose to live in the light and think things are good every industry has that and we're just out of place now we're like we're kind of shaking it out and people are coming forward but this has always existed and it's rampant in every business do you think there's also there's like their systems right and sister systems of power where someone gets to a position where they have this massive amount of power almost like royalty and what a guy like he was essentially like a royal in some ways right like massive power big booming figure almost like a king that would cut your head off right and when you have that kind of power it's such an unrealistic position to be in that I think it's human nature to exploit those unrealistic positions that's why this is Maureen O'Hara articles fascinating to me cuz this is always been the case these unrealistic positions where someone has to get chosen and everything people have to be chosen to be the chosen ones to be in this movie so you have a whole ecosystem and then you have people that are depending on that ecosystem for their own Survival to listen to that woman and historically you know Monica Lewinsky her life got wrecked and she was a young woman with the most powerful man in the world and we love Bill Clinton and she gets called a w**** you know so there's a paradigm shift what were people are now speaking and in terms of like you're talkin about exalting one position and someone getting chosen that's shifting to people I got a cell phone I don't need your movie I've 8 billion followers on Instagram you know make a video about me eating pizza something relatable now and so everything is Shifting everything shaking out I don't think this is ever going to go away because if you're the kind of guy that does that that's just something you're going to do you can get away with it any more powerful people have better in a position with a choosing people that if you are the back. Kind of crazy where you're assaulting women that you are choosing good over evil you just do if your Predator you pray on things but he couldn't do that when he was 20 and you didn't have any money I love that they have a rehab that they all go to Memphis in Arizona Canyon Ranch Gate Road a follow-up letter to Louis CK's which I thought was it sounded very genuine and there is something to you know we have these levels that you exist on you know and you can't be a I feel like I'm going to put my foot in my mouth but you can't be aware of everything that's going on all the time some people think he was aware of it but when you're dealing with these high-level deals in your at a certain dollar amount in your flying high above everyone else you genuinely might not know what's going on but you almost have a responsibility when you are that powerful and someone tells you something about your client till like maybe take it seriously if I go on a Twitter rant and you think that this woman might be telling the truth and I don't know what Lewis said to Dave Becky but we know that Lewis told Marc Maron Ally this is Marc Maron talked about it on his podcast and he said that he asked him how many jerking-off she said no I'm not talk about this if it wasn't true talk about this rumor in Eagles and I can't you can't do that cuz then it'll get a Creighton's which I guess I kind of understand if it wasn't true but I don't think I have an answer


    Joe Rogan on Louis CK
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    it does change them hated to say that Louis CK gave me what he said let it change you and I don't know Lewis very well I should say this too because people give me a hard time about not commenting on it whatever and he and I run into each other with clubs and high would never gone out and hung out together enough good friends with them so when all this was going down it's not like I had information like if Joey Diaz did something f***** up and people wanted me to comment first of all I would never say anything bad no matter what your ideas did sorry that's just the way it is is just no way around it but when you know I mean I would never I would never throw him under the bus sort of condemning it and then there is of course like there's a guy who was in that movie baby driver and he asked get attention like he didn't seem that cool it was so much in retrospect in The Walking Dead The Punisher guy if you know any other things I'm like I don't and I don't want to attach myself I don't want to be like I didn't want to be part of that story just for the sake of it cuz then you will say more gentle person he's a giant a giant Cuban teddy bear cuz he seems so tough and he loves and c********* but he is just he's like he's just so kind and he's got these eyes like a whale like they're just ancient and big like a camel eyelashes a Smiles at you like a toddler I love him text each other maybe 10 times ever all only phone calls calls me every couple days what's up what are you doing brother what's going on if you want to talk to you he's like I held somebody at gunpoint he goes I don't f****** kidnapping and everybody thought you were crazy but it goes like this is the kind of thing this is the kind of thing that sticks at one of us right like if you in our world like we are all the same we are all the same thing I mean there's going to be some weird pettiness and b******* and there's going to be some prejudice there's going to be some individuals that are not supportive but overall among the good eggs the ones that you and I associate with we are all we all consider each other the same thing and we all know that it's us you know you're trying to do a job and we know exactly what this very weird job entails and we know the way the other person thinks we have f***** up thoughts and it's okay to admit these thoughts to each other and it's a very special bond and you can't just be like I'm a comic I get it like you have to kind of earn it and there's a respect there and so it's what he did is deplorable and it was with other comics and I feel bad because I feel bad because everybody gets so angry at women that like why now and what cuz there's safety in numbers and no one would listen before turn it and there's a respect there and so it's what he did is deplorable and it was with other comics and I feel bad because I feel bad because everybody gets so angry at women are like wine now and white because there's safety in numbers and no one would listen before


    Joe Rogan Is Stunned By Paul Stamets Stories About the Multiverse
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    but if you look at the Multiverse and I've had a egg I've had one or two in particular Multiverse experiences where time and reality has changed in a way that I cannot explain is so little what do you mean it's so incredibly profound that I still cannot wrap my mind around it and psilocybin experience might be one will Portal 2 not going to sound like Terence McKenna of entering into to the Multiverse the idea that time can be bent that there are multiple universes are occurring simultaneously in different realities and I've had one experience in particular that is just unfathomable to me I don't know how to explain it is a shot I'll give it a shot 150 * today this is a very deeply personal experience to me but I was I was going to to The Evergreen State College I had to Drug Enforcement Administration license my brother John went to Yale University he got a graduate scholarship and neurophysiology the University of Washington he came out to Washington State and Seattle I was living in Olympia Washington I had a cabin up in the mountains near Darrington wash Donna Summer time for three years I sat Joker's I was a logger I really believe in the School of Hard Knocks and the blending of Academia with with blue collar hard work I love chopping wood I love running a chainsaw I love hard labor I think because my mind some respite to be able to think so I'm in this highly academic environment set the stage for but I need another 2 minutes to set the stage here so I'm going up in a small town in Ohio call Columbiana my brother John goes as Wanda Gail he comes back one when day and it gives me a book that he's on break and he says I'm really X faster. John went to Mexico Colombia came back with a great stories of eating psilocybe mushrooms and it's my older brother I just idolized him and his book called Altered States Of Consciousness until I said John can I borrow your book isabody it back now for my break is over I'm going back to college at this part of a text so I borrowed his book all the states of Consciousness time just facts daily reading that you know about all these different ways to expand your Consciousness I'm 14 years of age my best friend Ryan Snyder all the time I go to Ryan Ryan and Ryan cuz I can't give it to you Paul I said why does my dad burned it I see your Dad burned my brother's book I go WTF uses price back then I said oh my God and I because of that event it stimulated my interest in all the states of Consciousness is even more so that's so John goes to jail and goes to the University of Washington I have the DEA permit and I'm at The Evergreen State College John calls me about Isis Paul I think I found some soulside mushrooms Isaac Sports purple brown OK John separable gelatinous pellicle these are growing on wood chips in separate the cat very slowly do you see a little skin does translucent John how many did you find he goes you would not believe it has a huge amount at that weight I tell you but he's appalled there are very sensitive place you better come up here right away so I jumped in my car and I drove up from Olympia to Seattle. 6170 my house and you know no promises while you'll see and I was the end of boat Street and right at the University of Washington off of University Avenue there's both Street and we get there I'm right across the street is a police substation Interruption of this mushroom that had to be 10,000 about 50 ft by 30 ft solid mushrooms are mushrooms everywhere I've never seen so many mushrooms one concentrated area so we waited to the police cars went away and work on idling there and then the police cars will go away from the substation we are picking up my friend and we thought police cars to go away but and then we put all these mushrooms at 8 or 10 grocery bags full of these mushrooms, is are of the type collection that anchor the species taxonomic light so I think some of the specimens still exist in herbaria around the world because it's the reference standard so we go back to the house and it's like we are dry them so we lay out newspapers and the whole the whole the newspapers were just covered with mushrooms and until that night and the four guys from Yale all neurophysiology call scientist a non-scientist attractant their 1/10 of potency of cubensis so we make smoothies Anam and then amazing experience I bought it with my brother is beautiful and and that your pecans experience you look around and go to bed and a full-blown experience and can barely sleep because my mind is racing and then I have a lucid dream and I'm dreaming and I wake up and I go downstairs I go by this crazy dream I was in The Witcher dream I said I saw thousands of cattle dad baking in the sun I said I think is going to be a nuclear war what could kill all these cattle and all that and they said that they were joking with me saying oh well okay then what is going to happen I go I know I was in Olympia I needed the rush up to Darrington to stay in my cabin because my books were up there my manuscripts up there I need to save save my research this weekend next weekend December 1st I put in my book on the 1975 the end of the world that wrote Paul predicts the end of the world so we forgot about massive rains the next week huge amount of snowfall and then on Wednesday Thursday temperature inversion and it flipped to 75 to 85 Degrees all the snow started to melt all the rivers are flooding a Midol cabin was right next to this river that was swell from not dated warning tonight go up six feet just closest volcano and Glaciers ice all my gosh I lose my marriage kept all my research I need to get up there I need to go up there and tell me the news on news and the roads are being closed so I had to go through Rockport Washington the back way in order to get back to my cabin I get to my cabin and the bank had it wrote it about 10 feet I was only about 10-12 feet away from the from the river now my camera is on the verge of falling into a bike that my manuscript I got my books and I rescued all the material I had Medical Inc it out of there because the roads open closed Oneida right way to days today's and the road son opened up and I drove out out of the valley and to Snohomish Valley and I went around the bend and there the sun is a brilliant sunny day a warm day and there are floating in the fields were hundreds and hundreds of dead cattle how do you explain that I entered I think into the Multiverse that was a scientist you realize when you say something like that you open yourself up to ridicule do you feel hesitant to communicate these ideas now and I just don't care you know this is true of this happened to me and I can push the envelope on the edge ideas because the credibility my resources well-established I can save the bees do you care whether I have taken soulside mushrooms if I can save your farm your family your country the world billions of dollars and protect biosecurity I care more I care more that's right I'm telling you things I am not making this up I don't have to I just because you can explain it does not mean it's not true and I think that we need to accept the fact that the reality is not limited to the perception that we have traditionally used that's a beaut things I don't like making these up that make Auto put on I don't have to I just wondering just because you can explain it does not mean it's not true and I think that we need to accept the fact that the reality is not limited to the perception that we have traditionally used that's a beaut


    Billy Corgan on the Realities of Being a Rockstar - Joe Rogan
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    I've always wondered what it's like when you are when you're beginning as an artist you know your your idealistic you have all these ideas about what the future could be who knows it's all wide open and then all the sudden many years later you are a f****** massive Superstar selling out Arenas how difficult is it to find people who understand where your head is it possible do it like seek out other soup star musicians and talked to Dad and I got nowhere there either really yeah I've had a hard time ever getting like good data let's but that way the freakiest thing was I saw how it changed my inner world meaning friends and family house oh my step-grandfather who was a World War that very close down classic Eisenhower Republican type of guy smart Unum mean literally zero interest in me as a kid I mean negative zero interest and and one day I'm sitting there a Christmas and now Grandpa wants to talk to me about the economics of My Success and it's like him because some guy at worker somebody at the church brought me up and it was like oh that's my grandson you know nothing about childhood cavity in my family and then you get the friend like you you're different it's like yeah I'm different of course I'm different yeah yeah add on you know who I was just like so how you going to pay for this and I was like cash what's also you you reach such a high level that there's nothing above that like I have the I have the antidote my manager who was you know we're with the Metallica guys at the time he called me I'm like a Wednesday or something and he said I can't say for sure but more than likely based on cause we're getting your going to be number one this week meaning of melancholy and I I literally said is there a position higher like I couldn't process that there wasn't like another step couldn't keep going yeah yeah that's what I was wondering like when you reach a certain level and you're selling out the giant Arenas and you one of the biggest bands literally ever that's one of the top 100 biggest bands of all time right arguably Madness Peter becomes attractive at that point that's got to be so strange to be just crushing it selling out these giant Arenas number one songs going now what what the f*** do we do do we fade away like he or she is going crazy not me we all went crazy in four different directions wow in the great shame of my band was musically we were super tight and we never disagreed on music it was like this weird phenomenon where musically we were like totally in sync we could produce and write music very very quickly and it was always the other stuff around us so that's where the 8th at the core and then when we lost our personal relations that's what diminished the musical relationship but you don't know it at the time because you started I don't say Eric it's not the right way but it's like you have a sort of a you know you got a little bit of a thing in your walk and you thinking you got the World by the you-know-what and all good you think you can power your way through anything because you have you don't understand that you do actually need the people standing next to you I have such a greater appreciation for now that I've seen what we actually did accomplish in Dino is surrounded by chaos but then we created our own cast and then at some point adult blurs what were the things that f***** it up was it the money in the fame and was it the tension was at the ego I think we were we were like one of those bad behind the music's the it was very early conversation I remember we had these managers very early on in and they were coming to town to recording us before we had a record deal and one day they came to town and they said can we just got to bread with you which was weird cuz I was always the whole bands like in a democracy and they said they said no who writes the songs and why do and they said we'll have to be a problem like what do you mean it's me a problem I said well songwriters and bands make a lot more money so our suggestion is you should share your songs with your bandmates to keep sort of a kind of a democratic stasis and they use some examples of answer didn't I thought hell no I'm not I'm not giving them my work I mean my songs they like you do understand you're going to make a lot more money and I was like you know what I mean live and learn more money cuz it's paid separate statutorily by the government than the actual copyright of the recording so if you if I'm on Joe Rogan's label you pay the band for the recording which of course in that case would be split 4 ways but you owe me a statutory rate as a songwriter for the sale which I think these days is about $0.10 so every record we sold where I was the sole songwriter I was getting $0.10 that they weren't getting or $0.08 or whatever it was at the time so you can imagine over a gazillion record so yeah so I start pulling away financially trying to tell you how you're going to make a lot more money it's like what does that mean fast forward 4 years later and it's like I'm making a lot more money so that started so so organically so is discontent yes you know it's jealousy or not and then as I emerged distorted the tour in the big mouth in the van and maybe the person who is most willing to be controversy or whatever we getting a room with journalist and they would just talk to me and then we get all the interviews and that the band members would yell at me for them not being asked questions to like this weird thing like it was my responsibility to push them Morris stars or yes it's not just about the music it's about being appreciated and success Gala I didn't appreciate why it was important to them cuz in their minds we're all equal were in the room together yeah you write the songs at school but at least give me the social currency being recognized or yeah you know why somebody would offer me alone a magazine cover and if I was smart which I wasn't I should have said no only the band or nothing but I was like sure put me on the cover I'll take it you know what I mean you probably would have thought they would do the same thing someone came out to the band members went on their own and made a record deal without me they got somebody to give them a bunch of money to start a label which they had every right to do you know what I mean so suddenly they're like making side deals and he starts getting all that weird business and erosion Factor you don't appreciate her from within there's a lot of compression is a lot of money there's a lot of stuff going on and then one day at your house out and then it's too late you know you can't just sit down and have a meeting and make it all okay cuz the wounds are deep and in our case I mean the wounds lasted for I didn't talk to Darcy for 17 years Wow Wee Batman the heat was with real I mean we didn't ever lawsuits and all sorts of stuff and such a common store that I hope someone listens to this part of your on a washing as well it just human nature right power corrupts man I mean and even talking about the band going back on a tour in the possibility that's like I approach a completely different if you don't know what the f*** is going to do to you we were surrounded by people who are giving us wrong information how were they strong information on purpose or because they weren't right enough I don't know but we weren't getting the right information very few people actually try to sit us down and say look this is going to be a problem trust me you know it's like you're in there with the hounds and there's just and they probably don't have the time for psychological management anyway they're probably in the middle of just trying to figure out how to make money off you and Maya my understanding so why they going to be why you're going to spend a bunch of time trying to hold your hand knowing you're going to lose anyway what a crazy relationship between the record labels in the artist it's it's similar I guess probably like the Pit Boss if your hat if you're having a hot run at like roulette The Pit Boss just like enjoy it now buy a label and put something out ever wind up having an actually successful career probably less than 10% it was set up to make you feel like you weren't successful because that was the work that was the manipulation like I once said to somebody who is very famous name in the business it's like you guys find a needle in the haystack and then you spend the next 20 years telling them they're not a needle in the haystack special we want to help because the more you succeed will succeed and we'll all succeed together it was the exact opposite it was like no you're dumb you're wrong know you're crazy don't do that you're going to ruin it and then even if you say I want to wear this hat to wear this hat and when it wouldn't work to take the see if she'll listen us analogy pimpo I don't know it's a weird con job thing that was my experience with a lot of con jobs that Courtney Love Peace that she wrote about the music business I'm sure you're aware that was she Exquisite recenter it was probably before and it was but it was really eye-opening to our people didn't know anything about the music business where the money actually goes and how how much money has to be spent and how little you actually make even if you sell a s*** ton of Records you've never seen this jective Observer just looking at ignore this whole thing seemed so crazy because it's if you do not get signed and if you do not give him at least until recently you had no chance they they literally control the reins in the direction of your career almost like an actor like you can't make it as an actor unless you get an audition and someone chooses to put you in a film but like the great Greek mythology type missing the music business has made two critical mistakes over the last 30 or so that led to its current sort of Urdu status one was they let MTV run amok on free content and when they try to rain in TV and MTV basically told me to take a hike in the music business back down so when MTV stop playing music content there was nothing the music business could do if they giving away all their leveraged is it to MTV and then the second was when Napster showed up and they acted like Napster was a virus that they just needed to stamp out that really realizing it Napster was just the beginning of a whole way new technologies and new sort of social interactions or something those two critical errors led to the music business reduced position and it's this music me music has been around forever but the music business has been around what a hundred or so years I think we're into 120 + years of recordings yeah it's just amazing how what a iron fist they've managed to control the the business with and and sore all the artist for the most part Wizard of Oz you know we helped don't don't don't look behind the curtain have you ever thought about being on the other side yeah I have but I just don't have that much because it doesn't have anything to do with music I have too much damage and too many I don't think I could see clearly weird for me when you first when I first came to LA in whatever 90 and had the meetings and you being that you that you know his office and the people with the beards and everything and maybe like some we put the product out and every time they would take product I would Circle wins product like how can you call my art product you know to them it's just it's cookies and toilet paper it says so it's whatever and end at the end of the day it's some sort of weird business Cena and like all institutional cultures that a certain kind of corrupted their Court Center runs on its own inertia it's it just does when you see someone like Chance the Rapper break out of that system do you think that that's a model that can be followed or is he just like an outlier notes early model that could be followed but you know it probably works because he's so talented it's like a weird combination I mean it's because he's so talented it's like a weird combination I mean use the McGregor example in the world and Beyond being a skilled fighter I mean a level talker speaking from a professional wrestling


    Joe Rogan talks to Billy Corgan about his Involvement in Pro Wrestling
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    so I mean I don't want me to just jump right into this but it kind of freaked me out that your involvement in pro wrestling the own the NWA National wrestling Alliance the oldest brand in the world I was working for TNA you know his present for a hot second I got fired and you were president of TNA and and at some point they approached me about investing I said no then they offered me a job I start working for the company than they would they start having money problems start putting money in and through the contrivance of all that then I started getting more power in the company and putting in more money so that it became like well if I'm going to put in all this money and I'm going to have all this power I want to run the show they basically said that was cool and then the minute I have the spot it was like Game of Thrones they also weird mix of reality and fantasy and it's hard sometimes to know where one thing and the fans get into both the behind-the-scenes and the fantasy so no one's quite sure sometimes with a blur is and yeah I got pretty crazy for a while there's a lawsuit real lawsuit the judge the contract that they signed that would have allowed me to take over the company under the under the motion that I had filed the judge basically dismissed my motion because the contract they had signed with me was illegal under Tennessee law even though a Tennessee lawyer had negotiated on the company's behalf and signed it that sounds like Soma double cross wrestling I sued you and then the judge says well even though Joe had a California lawyer signed it's illegal under California law so therefore the contracts meaningless it was bizarre dance don't want to hear anything about the rest of that I'm a goofy but they just don't want to hear about the rest something to ask they afterworlds to be kept separate they like something I preach about you you know what I mean like I've watched where you guys go deep Dives and MMA and other things that's like I think it's cool to have multiple interests that it's the renaissance man thing bruise on Telegraph and this is also the era of hockey fights and roller derby pro wrestling was in the family free type thing it had a moment there well I know I had a friend who's into it she you know it was that type I just thought well that seems like something that would catch on today get a transition from like roller derby to Suicide Girls you seem to go after each other and skating around it's pretty aggressive it's van slyke racing plus fighting and checking each other it's early days about the whole thing women's thing actually had some sort of staying power where the men's I think they didn't have the same molar maybe yeah yeah I guess Killer Kowalski the history and and so our job is to sort of update it you know to bring it to bring that tough-guy thing back into the modern world in a way that started doesn't insult the audience's intelligence so the NWA is that older than the WWE to create a better everybody on the same page and what they would do if they named One champion the champion rotate through the different territories come in and take on the Weber was the local guy they build up the local guy and then a guy like Ric Flair would come in and beat the local guy and it would always be like a bit of a scrum and then he come back for a second there would be a cage match and then Ric Flair would move on to the next territory and that's how those guys rotate around and everybody made more money with our belt actually I follow him on Instagram Dusty Dusty roads are the two most prominent chance that the NWA has to be the owner of that history is so humbling for me Rick's Wrecker Dusty Dusty roads are the two most prominent chance of the NWA had to just to be the owner of that history is so humbling for me as a fan is like wow that is so cool


    Billy Corgan Breaks-down the Music Industry - Joe Rogan
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    so you're working with Rick Rubin that yeah that's awesome Derek's fantastic being like a guy who kind of like you've controlled everything before right so what is it like for you to have Reuben in the mix and yeah we are friends so for me it was like I was sort of at a low point and he kind of pick me up when I was down so it was like I didn't mind so trusting him with like the head part of it all kind of like you deal with that part on skin BF the performer in the the weird guy in the corner and it give you relief oh yeah yeah I felt like it allowed me to focus on the music in the performance instead of just freed me to just let whatever sometimes you can psych yourself out if that one doesn't work I've got another good song letting Rick kind of do the picking and choosing and that's a good take and that's a good song it was just like okay I'm just going to cut it just took me back to the start of a more innocent approaching the work and I'm very grateful to him for that that's awesome anymore you're what the weird thing is is I hope people can appreciate it I mean it is like at one point when I might year was really to the ground I was able to do that I would both daily objective and subjective neither writer and be the producer and I hit a lot of homeruns so then you get kind of like I know what I'm doing right so then when it stops working you have two choices you can blame yourself which is the natural thing you should do or you can blame others and once you start blaming other now you're in this Hall of Mirrors yeah or something like maybe a guy goes on a losing streak he needs to bring a new coach to say I think you need to work on your offense and you know what I mean just somebody that week you but when you're flying a thousand miles an hour and you're selling records and making all this money and you're surrounded by a bunch of six pants they're not going to tell you hey man you need you need you know you need the doctor to come in and out start going this way and then that's when it gets like all of mirrors so that's where that's where my own Huber sort of got my way I couldn't accept that I got on a losing streak and then you'll go to somebody like Rick and say I need some help I need some objective help out did you feel yourself like when you were listening to the music that you were creating did you feel like you were on a losing streak now Bryce feels incredibly personal which is why it's easier to blame somebody else you don't understand the depths of my my work here I'm so deep and you know you're not following my I met a path or yanny and look it's most most entertainment is popular right I mean you're a comedian and then you bring it to the people like when you release an album they get it and it's done it's like holyshit here it is and you know I'm a big fan plays it for the first time and they're listening to Adele I go where is we I have ideas and I need an audience to create like I need to be around them I can't I can only create so much on a laptop most of it has to be like fine-tune dandruff so by the time I record something I already know 30 been tested if you get on a winning streak and you're you're creating things in a bubble and then they work well then you're you want to take all the credit for it in the bedroom that you listen to Jimi Hendrix ER introspective in that regard like you you have a very daily would do that to the process which again is anti gimmick but also I've always approached it more like a performance artist in that I'm after the bigger message of how work intersects with Fame intersects with personal going intersects with personality and and and how people perceive things like I like all that weird Andy Kaufman uncomfortability that's part of my attraction I've been willing to use myself as the battering ram which is how I end up becoming a meme I understand that I'm saying something dumb on purpose because I want a reaction when you become a hugely successful musician and your life becomes touring big Arenas doing radio shows getting on the bus getting on the plane I was does it make it difficult to have like the time or the actual experiences to continue to create yes because you get so deoxygenated in the bubble that you start writing songs about being on to her tell jokes about airline food exactly experience but it's not that interesting songs about leaving about getting away from women you know Lord I was born a Ramblin Man they sell yeah it was so many songs about just getting away from women have quite a few songs about like getting the f*** out of Dodge they were good arguable you know I'm trying to think who else came out of Florida yeah yeah it's that so do you did you feel it while it was happening like when you are you're doing these Mega tours everything's you feel like the staleness in the creation I did yeah I think what I try to do is change personalities change musical directions to kind of re-infuse things and it worked up until point until my mother died like in 96 Minutes in a weird 3 month. The drummer left the band my mother died and I got a divorce in like a six-month. And so I try to use that as fuel to return pivot where I wanted to go musically but I wrote this very introspective dark record which a lot of people really like now but at the time it was like so antithetical to this big rock yeah I was like castigated for being an idiot and I went from Golden Child to idiot you know one Fell Swoop and great artists or a prisoner of the early success and appreciation for the public that's like three had two or three Frank Sinatra had two or three or four I mean think about what it all seems to make sense like the Public's Fascination the artist place in time the work that's being created there's a sense of like familiarity but also something is happening and everybody wants to take part in it and so I have a much greater appreciation for that moment the ego of the artist wants to convince yourself that you're always in that moment and that's just impossible that's just impossible there's just no way it's just the cyclical nature of creation that's such an important thing 4 people listening for people that like struggle with this themselves and hear some like you say that yeah it's actually kind of makes sense it's like it's like it's like it's like falling in love and expecting to feel that feeling forever it's just not going to happen Republic of the relationship with themselves and if you can do that and you and you look at Great examples johnny-cash-neil-young Tom Petty when they get their everybody comes back Bob Dylan because I think okay now you're giving me some new information on the thing that you gave me before and I think the public has shown overtime the willingness and ability to follow artist if they're willing if they're if they're able to go to that place where they mine out something new that actually is like a cultural you should not just sort of more what they already know I think that's so important for you to talk about I'm so glad you do because for upcoming artists and in all sorts of genres just people who are involved in creating and here's someone as successful as yourself talk about the various struggles of the mind and and of momentum in different stages and very point of your career where the whole thing set rapacious and take advantage of your weakness tell so well it's like I can use the music business as an example and I'm sure there's plenty of parallels across the entertainment Spectrum you you you struggle to get the contract in the contract is sort of you know the indirect indentured servitude type of thing we are first contract was 7 albums essentially 14 years so I signed that contract when I was 23 that's crazy 3 years old I'm signing contract this supposed to take me into 37 you'd signed contract for more than half your life and if you look at the shelf life of most artists it's for 2 so they're basically anticipating your entire Ark that's so crazy you don't have any leverage you know other than that they want to sign you you sign the deal and then it becomes this weird dance of like can I sustain success if you get success and you have leverage they'll get out of your way cuz you're making a lot of money but the minute you're not making them as much money then they step in and they start playing these Jedi Mind Tricks on you we know what to do you know the Publix been forget about you I mean heard all these things like you know it's kind of weird like yeah you're in the room but you know where the Arbiter of whether you can stay in the room that's the weird position that record companies had for a long time that they don't seem to have any more I wouldn't I would argue against that because as I as I once was but one thing they do with certain young Gerard expecting particular more into pop rum as they do these 360 deals where it's like if you get a perfume deal if you like your whole world of your whole world and fame is such a great quotient in American life now that you can see where kids would trade for fame and give and be willing to give away like the the prophet Park will take a risk at the long-term ownership so if you actually survive the cut but slight was cut phase one you're successful your name and now you're in a place to either renegotiate or your deal is up or whatever I want a conversation with a very powerful music executive and I said and I was friends with the guy so I was like give me the inside or psychology here now that I know the game that you run what do you tell people like me when they get here and he says it's just there's always a price they know that even if you get through the Matrix of the whole thing and get out the other side that there's just a dollar amount that will buy you back in low they're not worried that you're going to pendant and in fact if you look at a lot of the imaginations of the music business over the last 20 years especially with the rise of the Internet it's to keep people in the system yet they don't want true Independence ride but it seems like two ownership Equity deals with the streaming services in an in an in an arrangement for them to have an equity position they agreed to very low rates for the artist music so that when you when you listen to Bob Dylan song on Spotify Bob Dylan's not getting a lot of money for that but as Spotify in the other streaming services raise up in their Equity position the labels benefit so the labels pimped out their own artist to take a greater equity Rising business it's like you soon saying they weaken the artist position to take a better position of the table themselves that is fascinating and they they weaken the monetary position of compensation in order to get equity in the company right now you see it where Metallica's management for example is come out and and especially you choose former manager Paul McGinnis come out there trying to take on YouTube down cuz you choose got this weird funky position where do pay on license music but they won't pay for covers and username whatever deal they agree to with YouTube 10 years ago is super weak and but again these are all imaginations that go on above the artist spot and McGregor left out and did the fight with Mayweather he creates his whole different set of Dynamics because he's he can he can run his own game yes UFC can't pay him that kind of money and last I heard is like maybe going to do another fight so I'm not going to get totally into that but my point is as you see where those Dynamics for people step outside the system it changes the game so it's actually kind of you could and I don't want to but maybe he pay mayweather-mcgregor more money to keep them in his world cuz now that he's out I don't think Connor would have accepted that can't recognize the unique opportunity that he's in so he probably wanted any part of that about stuff is a fan on the other side when you see when somebody breaks out of the sort of the Matrix of How It's the game is set up but it creates this weird thing kind of figured it out through YouTube and all these different sort of worked out this other model for himself. getting money from away other places than just the traditional record major companies xprite another independent old with the owning your merchandize and your likeness for it seems it seems crazy like any actually say we actually signed a clause and it said it said in this contract or changed to this universe in any Universe not yet discovered what who who wrote that the record company known universe and any Universe not yet discovered that is f****** insane that is insane like if someone found a parallel universe somewhere and they figured out they could sell music to them it's a parallel mean they haven't heard the Smashing Pumpkins get over there quick shoot a rocket ship that will cash over there that you know why they put that in is because when when they transition to CDs the contracts didn't account for CDs what they did it was very very so they had to go back and renegotiate all the deals because of the CD technology this would have been like whatever 80s so they went to look at this new technology we're not sure it's going to work so you got to take a price cut we're only going to pay you seventy-five cents on the dollar so we could Advance the new technology Jesus Christ they're dirty technology this would have been like whatever 80s so they went dismissive look at this new technology we're not sure it's going to work so you got to take a price cut we're only going to pay you seventy-five cents on the dollar so we could Advance the new technology Jesus Christ they're dirty


    Billy Corgan Discusses Nirvana - Joe Rogan
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    people really enjoy you when they're the only ones who know about you and then as you start getting bigger and bigger to start looking for holes yeah we blew that up early though because I made in the early 90s I mean I still have them there still serve lurking out there and various holes it's weird he's like those those those you know a nursing rivalries never end in o between bands or I've had weird experiences with like people not with Nirvana people were like people who were in the Nirvana world they're still like this weird like cuz I'm from pumpkin world like and I'll dig down and find out it was like somebody who used to work in Nirvana world trying to cut my ankles 27 years later like so weird I so parochial the whole Nirvana scene is a very strange scene you know whenever the main guy commits suicide in this oddly conspiratorial way would you watch that f*** that movie that smell because a lot of people don't know but I was around for a lot of that stuff so I know a lot of stuff that I've never sort of talked about so for me watching that stuff is like it's a it's replaying something I don't want to replay A and B I know a lot of the stuff is not based on fact because I was around for a lot of it and no one's ever talked to me about it so people try to pimp me out like in a kiwi with fans and asked me questions like I'm so they can talk about it but you know what I mean like if you weren't there you don't know what the f*** they said so if you don't know what the f*** they said and you're putting words into actors mouth and having to play it out like what you just did this should be illegal like is your kind of you're you're at least putting out the idea that I might be a murderer the way you're doing it is by manufacturing words that you have no idea if they were sort of during and certainly a lot after and I know a lot of stuff that again I know is not in the public domain and so I go with what I know her Nirvana I was a kid in Boston and this buddy of mine played it for us and we were we have never heard anything like that we're like woah yeah sister right we play there like I don't know 92 wasn't even sold out how people kind of thing that 700 people is an awesome story yeah right


    Joe Rogan & Co. Try to Outline the Next Challenge
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    6 minutes no no no do it on the last one but not the dividers for the motorcycle riding with your daughters 26 the Friday after Thanksgiving The Long Beach anything in the bed was started but it was great, should we all run together f****** Kreischer has I don't care I'd rather just do it but is not a fighter. no doubt it all up and down party like every other f****** middle school that's that that's different than what you're saying your rules get around a little after your like I'm exhausted them and take a break at three straight hours you can do that for hours roller skating Marathon closest why do my butt over here if you are Honest by half through from me and I wondered if I could beat myself roller skating a marathon and and I was like dude you're forgetting I'm not going to tell you why I am I Skype it like abortion let's give this a time for a bunch of f****** a****** to chime in online no but a bunch of us to sit around thinking about devious ways we could trick each other to do it something it seems okay Joe thinks there's no way it is on tonight by the way quit that your wheels are faster than hot wheels numerals store exit like he's going to get beat so bad so badly you can't even are the same on the same track


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Ridiculous Pharmaceutical Drug Ads
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    you know a line with the interest of of patients or even have doctors will the real issue to me that stands out as an example that is he stupid f****** commercials they have for pharmaceutical drugs or people having the best time ever will you looking at them in like the how is this is so deceptive you're you're showing me like best case scenario Grandpa running pushing the bike and a little kid laughing and everyone's having the time of their life like oh I want the time of my life how do I get in on that until the last 15 or 30 seconds just got me a cause you no diarrhea anal bleeding eyeballs fall out your feet don't work I thought I was doing okay I was doing okay too but I'm not looking reactions heart failure the woman is on a TV set to a successful producer on a television set up voice for like what she does for a living like volume but watch her wander around the office there a TV show the f****** died in an explosive imploding rectal or whole thing like if you know if you have an infection don't take it like what try to get an infection I mean how you how do you not try to get an infection yet this but this is what kills me is that bizarre choice of her being some sort of a director or producer of a television show like they were supposed to relate what she is so successful let's talk about Abilify I think it's a 6 or 7th most prescribed drug in the US it's an anti-psychotic okay so if those two things don't or not resonating but there's a reason for that we don't have that many psychotics in this country where Abilify could be the set you know only uses and antipsychotics feeling stuck for a long time so I talked to my doctor and she had I'm glad I talked to her increase risk of stroke hanging over me don't drive it out show where the lady doctor is cuz with it just down because this is a drug that's added to a prescription of someone who's already taking antidepressants to prevent suicidal thoughts or but then one of the first side effects they said to look out for it Suicidal Thoughts ya thoughts that I wasn't able to get rid of from the original antidepressant trusting that the cartoon lady with the great voice took his Amnesia so lost I mean this is a good example like you we've all heard this term evidence-based any ideas of conventional medicine and everything else is not well that's total BS because people mass shootings Etc but not that many you do not enough to make Abilify the 7th leading drug on a sales basis off label so off label means a way of using the drug that has never been a study or approved by the FDA for that particular purpose so it's using a drug in a way that was not originally studied it's legal doctors have the authority to prescribe medications off-label as long as they're FDA-approved my long as they're happy a proof or something. Majority of Abilify prescriptions therefore are off-label which means they've never been studied or shown to be safe or effective for the conditions that it's being prescribed for so your doctor could legally prescribe you birth control pills I mean it would be frowned upon and maybe if they did what's causing problems it would they would have to justify why they were doing it but it's the missing key to Bill far for men antidepressants have been shown to cause to a suicidal ideation and adolescents and teenagers in particular and yet they are still often used in that in that group even though they were never studied or approved for that population what is this when Jamie ability Bill 5 * 7 billion an anti-psychotic Is that real it's real is it still the top-selling drug what you would ever what signs to look but in 2014 it was the top-selling drug that is crazy has become the best selling drug in the United States we alarms about the dangerous and sometimes deadly side effects of antipsychotics affecting children and the elderly among others have been mounting for years I'm the best selling drug in the United States we alarms about the dangerous and sometimes deadly side effects of antipsychotics affecting children and the elderly among others have been mounting for years that's terrifying


    Joe Rogan Has His Mind Blown By Diabetes Statistics
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    by the year 2040 it's estimated 100% of the federal federal budget will go towards Medicare and Medicaid expenses leaving nothing for anything else military education E-40 our lifetimes that's real that's real that's if Healthcare spending continues to increase its current Pace that's insane you're right just like a nuclear war or any other military Strat they've named chronic disease as an existential threat that could actually you know threaten our survival as a nation wow who ever thought of it that way that literally all of our budget would go to taken care People's Health by 2040 yeah that's not long is not long let me give you a few examples just to make this more clear so the cost of treating a patient with type 2 diabetes is estimated to be $14,000 a year okay so we know now that a hundred million Americans that's like a third of the population have either pre diabetes or type 2 diabetes one-third one-third and I'm having a hard time with this if you just asked me like what percentage of Americans have diabetes I probably said lights 4% 88% in the average amount of time it takes for someone to progress from prediabetes to full-fledged type 2 diabetes is just five years wow so let's go back to that number $14,000 a year to treat a single patient with type 2 diabetes imagine someone gets diagnosed at age 40 which is totally possible I mean now even eight year old kids are being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and imagine that person lives another 45 years is also feasible because we have these amazing things about conventional medicine into the technologies that Keep Us Alive probably a lot longer you know then we should be so let's say that person those 45 years we spend $13,000 a year $14,000 a year being that person that's $630,000 to treat one patient with one disease over that patients know remaining lifetime know if you start doing some math and you assume you know even 50 million people with diabetes time 630,000 toddler Omni zeros after it I don't even know what it is it's like a Google or Googleplex or something so this is why we're we're facing This Thread and this is why I wrote the books like people aren't aware that we're at this point where you know like one and two Americans now has a chronic disease wanted for have multiple products Americans has a chronic disease one and four have multiple chronic diseases and I know your parents so and I am to 30% almost of kids now have a chronic disease and that's up from just 13% in 1994 so there's been more than a doubling of kids with chronic disease in less than 25 years increase in sedentary activity you know like sitting for very long periods not moving around not enough exposure to artificial or not exposure to Bright to to natural light Too much exposure to artificial light not enough sleep you know so all of these things come together and now we've got a nation of people with chronic disease and chronic disease is bankrupting our country and it's extremely difficult read it last for a lifetime and our only hope actually of dealing with this problem and surviving as as a country as a nation is to figure out a way to prevent and reverse disease instead of just suppressing symptoms and putting Band-Aids on it which is what are current conventional medical system does you really scared me with that diabetes number that that's really freaking out I can't do that 100 million Americans have diabetes or its precursor staggering CDC report reveals and this is just from July 2015 least 1.5 million new cases were diagnosed in people over 18 now a third of the u.s. population has diabetes diabetes obese Andy Purcell 40% and almost 20% of adolescents are now obese by those body standards so imperfect that we're talking about a 20% different look up body mass index 5 foot 8 200 pounds I think I'm like dying get the body mass index I think I'm like a terrible help but all you have to do is go to an airport now I just flew down here in an airport you look around you know that's the truth it's just not real. That's not a real it's not that well I don't know I think that's the tistic I mean what do you think out of 10 people that you see on the street are for obese while if I'm obese now I know that I'm obese that's not a good metric it's not a perfect metric but they have done studies where they have counted for that and they they do you do see some variation but you're you're not the norm you're not yet you're not you're an outlier I'm aware of that but I think there's probably caught got to be quite a few outliers out there are quite a few but not enough more today than ever but not enough to change that statistic in a really meaningful way it's not going to you know there aren't 20% of you you know it's drop that from 40% to 20% so maybe 4235 is that reasonable still alive we can't it doesn't matter who said that the whole recent Healthcare debate with you know Affordable Care Act and then the current Administration suggesting something different now whole discussion revolved around how we're going to pay for healthcare you no insurance health insurance but we have to understand that health insurance is not the same thing as health care right it's a method is a method of paying for healthcare and the book is it doesn't matter Matthew the house that we used to pay for health care whether it's the government whether it's corporations or whether it's individuals there is no method that's sustainable in the face of the rising rates of chronic disease that we're seeing that there's there's nothing I am pretty aware of the stuff and I didn't know what you're telling me and I'm stunned I'm stunned at the number of people chronic disease and I'm stunned that the number of people that are pre-diabetic or diabetic that could be attributed almost entirely to diet and electronics it's a preventable disease that's that that's the crazy thing type 2 diabetes is a fully preventable condition and type 1 diabetes varies in what way you know 50% of the reska I think is the statistic that I've seen up type 1 diabetes is genetic where is we know now that 85% of the risk of of disease and general comes down to environmental and behavioral factors behavioral meaning to die yeah


    Joe Rogan Pays Tribute to Charlie Murphy
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    unable to Charlie Murphy really like he is cousin Rich who would roll these legit blunts out of like Swisher Sweets cuz I wish I could contact him more I wish we got together more we were always on the road you know I got that guy's a man like he was a he was a real man like like like he never had any like weird s*** got to work through he was he was held as much like he was a real man just get tired you just doing too many things and you for your forget to concentrate on people that you've run into in your life to be like Todd damn that guy was a good dude by Charlie Murphy was a good mother f***** I can't have joke on stage that talked about wasn't trying to but it was like he goes people say to me you know that you people yell out China you know he goes because For the first time in my life it was like Hey you Eddie Murphy's brother right approaching middle-age before fame they seem magnitude of like you're that show butts like particularly like to sketches like that's how big an impact those two sketches he was in where they would just play that when you go to the club I really feel like there's a developmental process do you get a plaid like UFC fighters and even stand up comedian if you take a guy who's got some potential then you make them fight Anderson Silva in his Prime when he's 20 years old and gets knocked unconscious yet he's never going to be the same again she went from being a guy was on the Chappelle show to hosting a show with other comedians like Donnell and Dave and whoever was on the show Endeavor hello I had one when I had lunch and he just put those dug his Irvine San Diego and Phoenix and so different different people and different night but I saw I saw I saw him struggling number is the right place to put somebody is Mega Millions joke if he was doing that and like he was telling stories he told the story that I texted you to ask him when you had him on I go out on the people you kill it Donnie Gill. oh my God that's so funny that's so funny and it's so good when he tells it to make sure he gets he comes out the Navy he comes out to LA and they all want to go out to a party but always got Navy clothes he's just out and Eddie's the biggest f****** movie star on Earth right so his brother is like brunette brutal experiences outfits I came out to LA my brother Century 21 over the movie but he could fight Billy Gil no no no he said that Johnny Gill La Jolla music what are you talkin about man looks man and now he's pretty how to move where it was what wasn't really his move but was a move that when he was on the first got to tap somebody with it where he got the triangle from the back and elevated his hips like pressed on your back guys were tapping out from like getting triangle from behind we started realizing like how dangerous that movie so I haven't salvors Like a time-tested Warrior Charlie Murphy is explained plaintiff some particular like martial arts moves with its call The Ridge hand strike Chicago Ridge hand was insistent that no one was trying out the Chicago Ridge hand and MMA and if people could do it and like they were laughing and Charlie was like nah f*** you standing up Maurice Smith and Ivan salad Bowman has been the first time you were sitting on their ship house that and he showed any told that might go for the black eye look at the smile underneath his left arm look at that guy laughing and I know it. The quicker you realize that the cookie get that in your head the more you'll enjoy this weird time we're in the sunshine right after the rain last Comics good time to be alive but it's the human race as a person all of us does not no one gets out alive no one quicker we remember that the better all be I do not work yeah Comics good time to be alive but it's the human race as a person all of us is not no one gets out alive no one quickly remember that the better all be I do not work


    Joe Rogan Gets Emotional When Praising His Friends
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    yeah but I realize it's like bring this back home to base his when I realized during sober October October I don't need alcohol but I like it it's great works you know it's changed how I like how I communicate with people and I think that does the thing about alcohols like you pay for it you definitely pay for it physically but you there so I can exchange the things to figure out what that exchange is like what's it what's it worth getting really lit and having an amazing time and hugging your friends telling him you love him and just how to go on the road together we would go on the road together like couple years We Were In Like A Honky Tonk Bar Houston or Austin and friendly and we had some games together but it took us getting drunk to like hug it out. pretty sure I cried we did at the launching pad like this happening like what's happening 4 and we were friends and I was like did you get a is going to work you're going to do it and then we were drunk together we're talkin about that moment I think about that all the time and I really do really like been doing comedy couple of years but you were you were trying to yeah but I think about think about it too cuz like you know it's hard like people don't realize the opportunity when when you when you kind of reach down and you bring somebody along for that it's hard sometimes to convey like your gratitude you know so like that was one of those times were like in so when you're sober you go like do thanks so much like how many times you going to say you love me like you do I really appreciate it but when that's that's goes back to like what the alcohol kind of opens up for you is like you let regard you let down that you would let the vulnerability come to the surface and I think that was really like for me because I thought about it is like the expression of gratitude overwhelmed me because I realize how lucky I was like you know what you and any number of people can bring along forever they want on the road with them so like that for me was just like I couldn't believe how lucky I was to be able to travel and do real shows you know do real shows with like he's really appreciative audiences and like bringing me along and like I feel like a like an equal it was overwhelming to me is overwhelming you are an equal we're all equal it's like we're all just like different parts of the road the road is the same road to pass it along so that's kind of the coolest part is because like I've really tried to to mimic that you know I bring I got brought a bunch of guys most recently Josh Potter is this really funny dude from Buffalo and I brought him on most of these dates and you know it by Mino one of the only times I've ever cried on a podcast was listening to a podcast where you were talking about your and I relationship one of the few times I ever cried like listening to a podcast like by the Slick heavy emotional we were talking about like me and you going on the road like in the early days the beginning of that at the end of that we were talked you were talking about our relationship when you first started out like like you said yeah but you all knew you like everybody knows that kind of can do it that's why they're trying to do it but you needed someone is ahead of you show that having your own Netflix special was double special had to do to a half-hour more than anybody problem is if you hold on a competition you inevitably hold on yourself you don't you don't mean to hit the Barre Soul or it's not just that it's like you're looking at the wrong way one of the reasons why I always took killers on the road stuff it was in Austin Diaz goes hey undergo first today going to go last during her second of me go to sleep if you might be the same but you definitely don't love them more than I do so for me it was like taking that guy on the road it's like I want to see him that's the only way you learn that doing staying up long enough if you embrace the person in front of you like you embrace it that this is like you enjoy it you can you can you can go back to can get you can follow definitely don't love him more than I do so for me it was like taking that guy on the road it's like I want to see him that's the only way you learn that doing staying up long enough if you embrace the person in front of you like you embrace it that this is like you enjoy it you can you can you can go back to can get you can follow


    Joe Rogan on Johny Hendricks Losing to Paulo Costa
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    laughing out of concentrates about your boy Johnny Hendrix was like I figure it out and go down to Jason let me try this out Jack and Shake good luck might be the best looking dude in the USA in the planet is a big metal might he's so look how much bigger he is in Shawnee I mean and shred and the fight was basically an assault it was an assault you would never believe that Johnny Hendricks was a former world champion of you saw the way the Eraser beat the s*** out of them I mean he has beat the s*** out of them Johnny fired back and he's tough he tried through some leg kicks threw some punches but he was just getting f****** destroyed and just walked down and smashed kick to the body over and over again who is wincing after the first kicks to the body he got hit with you seeing blind and he was when he clipped Johnny Hendrix I mean it was no contest unfortunate for Johnny in that fight if you if you weren't a fan just look thinner like you don't sound like you're going to die I think sometimes people hate on guys for what they've done lately but for Johnny Hendrix man you had a great career brother above I think it's a number of things but you know I just have to hang your hat on GSP you can really have a real let me know if you were just objective you didn't have a dog in the fight you can have a real interesting conversation about who won that function argument there and I think if you're Johnny Don he's probably taking a lot of abuse online and I wish you would stop but it's all good man you got a good girl I hope he doesn't really what we should do we should be praising heaps on Paulo Costa is scary he's f****** terrifying. Guys the future he's legit as f*** like to see someone test him I'd like to see him again so I can real John hundred 85 lb wrestler who knows I think it was born on the OC and all Knockouts are three of them knocked out his last doing work dude so what we got to see is he's for real and he's a future when you that good-looking spot it's got to be hard to tell me how to say no super hard and is he gets more famous you know he's going to be famous for sure for sure keep smashing people that way looking that way smash people that way that's troubled son if he's not why did Johnny look like he was a welterweight and the Eraser looks like he was a light heavy he's just lost men and I'm not knocking Jackson Jackson leave Grey's cancel all time still is but one Fighters go there cuz they they see not how much success they've had it's literally Heaven's waiting room it's the f****** you know is to Florida a fighting cancer to where you should have been like all here's the answer know you were training wrong for all these years and it's performance dwindled pretty substantially except for the one fight with Hector Lombard that's which is really interesting that was like the one fight where he actually look pretty good and he beat Lombard who's liked him a sick dude who's really 170 that doesn't have the best diet in the world I don't care what anybody says you know that you shouldn't be criticizing him he shouldn't you know you don't walk a mile in his shoes and you know maybe his body doesn't respond to cutting down to 170 more stop just be honest and I'm a Johnny Hendrix fan look at his body you should not be fighting the best professional fighters in the world unless you're a heavyweight and you have a body like that with all that extra body fat no good it's not eating your performance in any way shape or form it is 100% a sign of a lack of either planning we didn't plan you died out in advance where you're too heavy or too much body fat coming into camp or poor discipline or poor organization of your diet where you don't understand like what food you shouldn't shouldn't be eating when a guy's training for a three-round f****** fight at the top of the Heap in the UFC's middleweight division you got to think this guy's going to be doing some goddamn rigorous s*** the American public if this f****** guy can't look good how am I going to look good and I'm not even look terrible but like I think it was worse cuz hopefully look great ghost that look like a f****** Greek statue best body in the division Woodley could win the Olympia. 5% he's not you can't be competing at the highest level of the sport giving up that much of an event like if that was a good agreement that you had like all right we can fight a 185 but you have to be 20% body fat and I can be 10 like what assoc disdain the way to the other day and like holy s*** s*** there is so much talent like the UFC in the welterweight division such good hands there so much young killing Talent if you're not taking every advantage of the techniques in your training your left in the dust and Johnny is from that old school kind of training you know I'm saying like he's an older cat man while what he was talking about people they wouldn't come back that he had to like take it light on them and nobody really loud Jackson's was dealing with real high-level Fighters all the time so we can great training in which I thought was great to hear but it's not great that he spent so much time doing it the other way he'll know 2017 you lose your HBU lose your focus you lose the drive and you just start going through the motions if you're not being challenged all the time and it was obviously being challenged in competition but he should have been with a real Camp long time ago the great what happened so he was a team takedown and came from Oklahoma State right National Champion whatever 70 time All-American just a monster and then the deal was going to support them financially with you know house food training camp they take care of all that percent of everything and when you're young up-and-coming hungry deal until you become Johnny Hendricks and come the world champion 50% different but God damn man like you robbed me blind you this is crazy so I had to go separate ways here's the question they open a big rig Steakhouse that's why we're friends have you ever hated on a guy on Instagram I don't think so want them too busy creating material for you guys not reading comments man like probably all right no doubt really mean probably play trolling probably maybe he felt it is running with it and hopefully not


    Joe Rogan's Conor McGregor vs GSP Discussion Part 2
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    how many years after retiring from boxing is Floyd Mayweather broke alarms made 5555 should I beat him in a rematch adorable, that God damn it come on what he would have to do something extremely different in his training but it looks like yeah but if you're making a hundred million dollars it's a hundred million dollars if he could suck our people into doing it again for a hundred million dollars well what do you think the US is what do you think the UFC's going to have to do it, back cuz, you know, had his movie premiere which I guess destroy the box offices and not Ireland on the highway permit if they have out there but it's the biggest most successful Irish movie of all time we have to be partners whichever legit point-to-point he's a different business entity but I think part of the points going to be that he can talk about it cause I agree I think the deal is going to happen and then you just might not find normal contractors UFC's like yet we get a bit we're going to give you some money attached is spoken keep on the same deal they had before I told you I was Connor not to say anything well for Connor part of his thing is disclosing it part of his his Swagger's how much money is what makes him Conor McGregor I would do what it takes to be in a Conor McGregor business now I don't know what that means cuz I don't know s*** about business major giving up percentage York the streets of Dublin just 678 DSN what is that about who are they 6% for haters super haters right. Connor doesn't I think I think they take Nate is a big f****** guy he's long is a rough fight they fight with Nate maybe think Tony's easier to hit I agree but anyways. Are you going to go crazy if I don't have a favorite I would love to see Nate and Connor go out again I would love to see Connor go out with Tony I'd literally do not have a favorite I love both of those fights what happens if you only get one file at a time imma let Joe Rogan be the guy decides yet Tony Nader GSP Tony is we haven't seen him fight Tony before we seen him fight Nate twice GSP is such a long shot into different weight class it's 170 mean that's all that new means yes. Talked about going to 5501 Point time do you remember that yeah that would take a long f****** time from from the people who I know who are super close with George what they want is Woodley in a super fight with with Connor that's their gameplan 7885 885. Make sense dangerous fight I think he has to say that there's a lot things were you know he's at least I know he's your friend he's also promoter he's the best one in the game so he has to say some stuff so that she's not a wild wet maybe George really want to fight Robert Whittaker some Tyler possible George really likes 185 who knows I don't know before diaper thing what do you rather say GSP vs Robert Whittaker or GS4 vs. Woodley what would I rather see you had rather see Whitaker GSB fun fight for him and fight for anybody neither is fun but at 85 there's there's a lot of it is stammered there's a lot though it's just not fun for him Fighters well and was stopped by Wonderboy true but we're talking about a 26 year old guy who when he changed weight classes would probably only 23 write three years ago when you're older lb small 185 he's level but I think mousasi feet if he hears interview and he was actually pretty funny in it but he was like I had one f****** I meant LOL one I be close my eye out so I'm just going off instincts and she'll make us very tough married so he's tough that's what you get cancel. You can't do that can you eat your ass she's like my father why I'm having Jalapenos in scary room for one rose me to that left hook was one of them just so goddamn technical but I think you wanna didn't respect her didn't she kind of overlooked her that that Championship you know those those obligations you have is a champion don't think people realize what comes with that you know a lot of people go averitt yeah I think was Dana said this where was Ron like you don't want to be a champ you have to do Championship s*** which you got to sell the fight you're the reason why the pay-per-view selling that there's a lot that comes with that and it did George retired because very often to you know like we don't get to see it we we see little Clips here and there but we don't know what their schedule is like all the phone calls I have to make all the interviews they have, and talked about it a long when they wanted to do that fighting all that media that's right my meds are killing me I think he was like no no I'm going crazy man although they did that World Tour yeah that was ridiculous. Smith at Whirlpool roll over easy yeah little loan fees to Fighters like the first two cities you saw they had their s*** together and it was fun then after that third one's like what are we doing what do you think they sound tickets to that of they're giving away for free and the biggest one Toronto on anything like you really never wow people hang out the rafters to get a piece of his nuts scary shift no one like him it's weird you know there's a lot of great Fighters right now because no one that has the same enigmatic Persona this f****** quality that makes everybody want to be around them no one on the planet is known even a close second there's never been a close second has there now popularity he's like the biggest Combat Sports athlete who else could go from one sports the next the way he did was just perfect timing perfect style but the talent right now 55 and 70 again I was like at 7 a.m. like oh my God super close to George their plan is Woodley Connor now what has to happen and that these guys are you do me right is Mighty Mouse classified and nobody like that about non you solder days when it was the while f****** West but that's the Creator fighting nobody like that Saturday's true when it was the while f****** West


    Joe Rogan Discusses Latest Jon Jones Rumor
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    yeah in today's climate and environment that I'm not advocating cheating but I don't think you should cheat he tested positive for and what the disease doesn't make any sense and people are saying there's so many months out the stuff that he take the taste of positive when he was Ted Williams tested here and tested their the stuff he tested positive takes a long time to get out of your system right that he was testing you know where else that stuff that you find it you find it in creatine when they get creatine sometimes from China it is it's tainted with steroids they use that creatine to cut cocaine so he's doing the cocaine here's one of the things that they cut some cocaine with is creatine cuz it looks like cocaine so he might have got like stop. Bad batch he was partying set the anthem Pitbull 10 days out before the UFC fight if it was that stuff that's been Holly scenario Joe oh yeah what's the drug enforcement Frank they don't want to catch that guy at all the guys not going to admit he's going to give you a baggie of narcos 4 he's like you think there's any anyone knows what's in these things is true because I have taken Cialis he goes and I've taken this stuff it was this stuff sway crazy with rims I mean Rhino 7000 looking for smart people around John so with this stuff the others Clomid in there but Clomid is a masking agent is why I'm asking a gentleman. Clomid they did find it in those dick pills and it was in there you should be when I look at 4 years well you got to prove this cocaine first of all this is pure speculation on my part. Cocaine if I was like working for ESPN man my sources say my sources for three people but your guy does the who knows who it is maybe the cocaine dealer but I'm hiring some private investigator track some s*** down it's too late though my guy has anybody being correct he just has what he what he has is a possibility and he also was saying and even if it's true good luck proving that all of the Commissioners is trenabol where the f*** it is possible Christine and cocaine creatine test positive for that stuff because that would be very very unique turinabol examination and creatine specifically that you get if you're buying vitamins you're getting in bulk and you getting a mix places and we had issues the early on batches of Alpha Brain they didn't all the stuff it was supposed to and that it was it had some stuff that we didn't even put in the Hat traces of cat lot of this stuff is real steroids I agreed with his bet battery industry limited I think if you've got some s*** that's like sort of legal I bet you could sell it you test positive for it they could probably sell them but I've taken a lot of f****** supplement to my day and I never flagged I'm not taking the GNC stuff that's like if your jaw see if you can find Creatine contaminated with trenabol cuz apparently more than one person has tested positive in various Sports in creatine specific baseball shitload doesn't that. There's always three of them like holds water so you water Alexa someone of any of those things are creatine mean if you wanted to sell the creatine at the bomb you're my creatine make you gain mad wait sign up for the regular dude just goes to the gym look good on Tinder


    Joe Rogan on Rose Namajunas Defeating Joanna Jędrzejczyk
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    the only one who can get a rematch on the card is Jana she deserves it after after defense how that many times you get murked in that first round I think she's that qualifies for immediate rematch see that that's a big fight when you want to walk doubt do the pop from the audience with immense she's finally become like this star that they put all this promoted into her yeah she's kind of thriving in it a little most a little too much which is going to be lost yeah little bit of the Rhonda syndrome their little bit and then but you know she was definitely doing a lot of press and you look Salon f****** tremendous amount of pressure but I'll tell you what dude when she was talking to the camera she was talking to Rose and she's like the boogie woman coming for you the blue Skynyrd woman what the f*** do you see her looking at Rose in her eyes are staring at us and she's talking all kinds of crazy show I'm going to f*** you up I'm going to hurt you and Rose is saying the Lord's Prayer with some demonic s*** I was like what I asked Oh I thought you see a psychiatrist that's why we need to get some help ASAP she's got the look she shaved her head she's a beautiful person look is so in right now. 11 look is sew-ins 12 so if she doesn't become as big as stars any other woman in MMA I would be stunned Rhonda clearly Holly the weren't really on her level and she also had this new thing which was the female ass kicker this thing that didn't exist before so that way like one of the most unique athlete ever didn't sure besides me and Christy Martin from back in the old Tyson fights few people paid attention you better be on the bus YouTube Muhammad Ali for god sakes without f*** them here cuz xuan yeah man it's possible that Rose could be the biggest star in MMA today I really think so Rose could be gigantic I mean I really think she would I mean who knows if she could be as big as Rhonda but she could be gigantic I really think so yeah I like yourself tough competition standing up to his lot of good Strikers not to be mean a rose my favorite find that Division come from Denver but you know that that division for her to defend and build a star like the head and you wanna that's when you get a star but it's not felt circulating it's if we get the public doesn't gravitate towards that we don't like that and you know she's going to have to fight Carolina who went five hard browns with Yoanna and three rounds with her it was at 3 or 5 compare what you want a decision at 3 right I think it's just going to drive Jessica Panhandle strong strong arm disease Claudia


    Joe Rogan Reacts to TJ Dillashaw KO'ing Cody Garbrandt
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    look it's exciting the s*** talking is exciting yeah I like when they make up afterwards that's what I'm happy they fight and then they make up TJ and Cody really didn't respect you do that before I never saw anybody win by stoppage and then when the guy gets up just f****** out of it he J's in his phase all up in his face like he was kissing one of the worst things that happen for Cody is that he got that knock down like to do it again what you're saying in practice or in the first round audible those guys man came right back I got back up like pretty quickly but I think that's conditioning and just realizing that he you know he came to buzz the monster TJ stay behind him or George Lockhart or one of those week cutting TJ make the way and then I lose the fight to him he's like that's a big deal and I don't ya and I don't set the record him he want to set the record in his weight class so he said the guy One requirement let TJ win a fight at 1:25 then fight a 125 let him win and then I'll have them come over jacked that's how everyone that's real to man we need some rush it that's some real emotion where they're going to fight three more times boy look bad when he got clipped the clip at the end of the first round and looks like wow really bad B has a piston for a right-hand unbelievable speed but it came back real quick like the beginning of this act around he looks fine he looked amazing Define like them and did you see what TJ said cuz they were going to give Cody immediate rematch because he'll know it doesn't work like that by what three guys have to wait over a year if I three monsters that was one of the more in my opinion one more fascinating fights because I don't think there's another guy in the division that would have neutralized winokur in that way and not gotten hit mean maybe Dominic maybe Dominic but the thing about TJ vs. Dominic is TJ's more kick oriented ttj can he's not the dominant doesn't have kicks but I think TJ's more flexibility is more loosen the outside key TJ wins by guys he will he will do all of the above you know he's he doesn't have a in any way a limited Arsenal and I don't know what to do next but you know Dominic was Jimmie Rivera is a tough time for. is locate that located everyone's doing a below the calf kick or the calf kick God damn that is a debilitating Canada's my Dark Horse no one's really talk about my area tiger schulmann had like a whole chain of karate schools and I'm sure they did competitions and stuff I'm pretty sure but no one ever would have thought they would become like a Powerhouse for MMA but they've had why do few like really talented fighter to us there well they had that kid with the green hair the fox's name bantamweight gentleman that is crazy choke that we had to let go over in the gym and try to figure out yes yes card no yep sorry Lewis. Now he was one of my face though we had to let go over in the gym and try to figure out yes yes card no yep sorry Lewis. Now he was one of my faves though


    Joe Rogan Praises GSP's Comeback, Superfight with Conor McGregor
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    so I think maybe one of the most impressive things or confusing or or unexpected was how f****** good GSP looked the dude's gone for four years comes back and immediately I see him moving around and popping the Jabba to my Jesus Christ who looks like GSP yeah yeah performance you weren't I thought he look good I thought he looked heavy I didn't think you looked as you know I'll see you put on some pounds he was sick sick like every musketeer thick you put on some pounds in his car wasn't that great for days before one of the worst things that could happen he got cut the f****** his decision I thought even though he got them down for that portion if the if the hopefully the judges see that business doing the damage down in their eyes people are super outraged after that decision now that was a weird one because most the fight was spent with boss on the bottom and Randleman on top what's next I didn't think I thought bisbing was super hesitant because for this reason they trained earlier right they training 2018 tickets I get 2006 a while ago he is GSB just got to mop the floor with him like trying to do whatever you want they're thinking was alright middleweights really not where we should be at but business kind of easy pickings for us we might as well go get the belt from here from do the spit come back so I can so I think he thought I was a good matchup and I think because they trained prior that wasn't normal bisbing Disney pushes the pace I think he was so worried about the takedown rightfully so I don't think that would be great to me either father time saying I think it was in the back of his mind he was very openly admitting that GSP dominated those training sessions they had in 2006 and he was saying like I'm much better than I was back then which I'm sure he is but you can only get so much better it's also a mental thing yoel Romero probably not not to hate on his preferred not to hate on what's going on right now cuz the Epic night I just look at the real middleweights evening Whittaker yoel Luke rockhold yeah I remember those cardio problems like this was a fun one and you're crazy if you think he's going to fight again 85 that didn't happen I don't think so either I can promise you that's not happening he's been dealing with a shoulder injury he hurt his shoulder pretty bad in that fight early in the Thompson fight and so what he does about that it's with that that that's what that's what's up in the air if he chooses to have surgery I believe he has he's talked about it but I think he has a labrum tear so the question is what he decides to do about that I heard him say about Colby Covington we should talk but it's good enough I could whoop Kobe's ass never good enough to whoop GSP probably not the Whittakers out to ya I hope so I hope so I thought I thought I was going to do around 700 stay in Canada is it Canada tracking higher than the pay for the pay-per-view for Mayweather versus McGregor really GSP I can do that his next fight can go up there and do the world holyshit Jesus Christ but contractor like pinky swears in the I think he has to defend the middle for the middleweight title but again it's I don't think it's going to happen if Freddie Roach talked about how 85 not wear when they ask him what's next and also remember the all this adds up it's easy to figure out if we f****** Sherlock Holmes Whitaker was cageside if that fight was next the way you rip your promos bring Whitaker into the cage diagnostic on your good you said there you ain't coming in here we don't need that right now sober October I think giblet he's injured here's a real quick question if Connor defends against Tony and that's a big fight. I heard is in March that's the rumors Tony Little weight which I think he's down to do pull my arm Connor would have to get through Tony and if he's going to have to be Woodley then you get an end of next year there's a lot that the line up cuz Connor beating Tony's it was my sin that fight where look like Wonder Boy was going out Hellyeah You Wouldn't put people to sleep but how much damage has been done to his shoulder and what what needs to be filming it's a labrum tear whatever sorbetero it is can it be fixed with stem cells can be fixed with rehab or is it damage the point where he's going to need surgery cuz he does he's likely out a year that's what Cain had Cain had labrum surgery it's not it's not an easy road back and especially while punching style like Woodley think about how much f****** torque that guy puts in his punches and he might be the heaviest hitter in the histories 170 pound division you watch that fight with Josh Koscheck are on someone has that while punching style like Woodley think about how much f****** torque that guy puts in his punches and he might be the heaviest hitter in the histories 170 pound division you watch that fight with Josh Koscheck a watch that fight with J hair on


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Video of Lee Syatt on The Church of What's Happening Now
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    and IPA can take you for a turn like my wife just looks like fish and it's 18% alcohol in like 3 beers and I'm like blacked out cuz I was just drinking like beers something like you it's you can't this one of my I had a bit about this about my problem pot gummy bears is that one of the problems is it looks like a regular f****** gummy bear my brain think so I could just f****** the s*** out of those yeah Diaz the Church of What's Happening Now and Lisa is literally the physical example that you would use of someone who's too high what's too hot you look this this is too hot like looking in there they're all talking they're playing some music and look at them so paranoid right now he's freaking the f*** out looking throws his head back and some Cheese's I can't do this anymore exact eye on that exact I guess he's the best but he's a different don't try to outdo him ever who is the one that hit the one with his mercy on me which I thought was incredible cuz I'm like


    Joe Rogan Breaksdown the Mindset of Harvey Weinstein
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    something like do you want to park guy Zack I ever make it back now cuz the only through inform anyway you know it's it sounds like Iron Man it's the reward is not like actually raping people eat nothing like like likes on Twitter and s*** but this is the idea that I want is there a like a point where a guy f**** up too many times like say if Harvey Weinstein jerked off into one plant one time it was on coke he got crazy and he's hanging out with someone with that and she's like one of the naked vampires and Dusk Till Dawn but she does get to talk and yellow snake and she's so hot and he's so fat and so gross and he's so coked up and so drunk and he also has a billion dollars in the bag interesting like a push in for a movie with Jamie Foxx photosynthesis is like the specific process of a of of the plant converting sunlight into energy see that's the thing is now people trying to treat me like I'm just like moral High Ground guy and I don't want to wait hold on who's doing that because of the f****** stand up for three year old and I'm like dude I wouldn't judge one plant wack Studio Executive Court casting couch and everybody knew it and there was a lot of those guys that had disproportionate relationships like they were disgusting right he's disgusting and his wife is f****** smoking everything Harvey's wife she's smoking and you know no need to bring her into this at all but I'm just explaining like this is a consistently disproportionate relationship that exists throughout Hollywood like there's the guy who was insanely wealthy but physically vile and he somehow or another managed to dunk his dick in a TENS before he chokes himself into an early grave do all the things of that guy did I'm not I'm not excusing him I'm not exonerating him and I'm saying like women do not naturally feel attracted to obese guys with bad skin it isn't this is not a common thing in order for him to force the outcome that he desires he has to cross cultural and appropriate boundaries you know just as a system as a biological system I see if you're looking at it from afar and you had no connection to culture no connection civilization 1 like extremely flawed biological entity choosing its way into these perfect shapes I could find a way to penetrate these perfect shapes within wayson perfect ass isn't beautiful faces and his face is just a pile of slime disgusting Bruce's growing hair on top of it and a little fat dick and just shoots incompetent sperm into the mouths of tens what what is happening here what is happening here it's like so like he's not the war right he's not he's not the some f****** Ryan Reynolds type character with perfect cheekbones he's just like f****** booze and b******** and and constantly trying to put out more things allowed to buy the biggest f****** house the highest sales and literally the only way he can do that it's almost like that crazy mindset again not exonerating not exist excusing but that mindset of like what is the mindset of someone who wants to run the fastest race what is the mindset of someone who wants to make the fastest jet bike 0 to 100 time we f****** hanging on that I don't know but it seems to be biological environment where people are chasing some strange unattainable highest brown right like you're so right to go do Doan is the tallest do with a Napoleon complex that I received and I was like your f****** right man it's like this weird like feeling of threat where you like it any moment I got to work really hard


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the Andy Dick Harassment Allegations
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    and that's why it's like I get furious about the the people that misrepresent themselves a lot more than like there's all these scandals in Hollywood now and you know that the spaces in the weinsteins of the world are so much more dark and evil than like you know there was that Scandal they need dick and I like Andy Dick I'm like to do is an obvious dick Grabber and he feels bad about it and he f****** just want to get punched when they asked him what his initial what was his initial comment it was something like the kissing and licking it's like that no Miss behaviors as middle name or an indie film because of sexual misconduct by the way I hate to be cynical cuz I don't want to say that the anybody wasn't much but if I was running an indie film that was so f****** stupid a hard Andy Dick I might be the type of guy that make a statement about Andy being Andy down enough hops into the the river of speculation as to who's of molester A3 like row that guy's misrepresenting himself don't exactly giants like he's not trying to it's about power just blacks out and grabs winners but he's also a different way than you he's a Perpetual button Pusher Pusher but that is what he is actions of people and like deserting Hills we like you go you just get way too crazy with it yeah you bring it down and they try to figure out what's a good middle ground Andy just it's all spikes it's all I got and he's never acted like not a Trainwreck dick Grabber and like sweet email like he's a sweet man he's just blacks out tries to grab winners get sober no more weiner grab and so when I seen getting pulled through the muck I'm like you can't associate him with these like power f***** up guys that are like you want to part sweet email like he's a sweet man he's just blacks out tries to grab winners get sober no more weiner grab and so when I see him getting pulled through the mock I'm like you can associate him with these like power f***** up guys that are like you want to part vicis


    Joe Rogan on Parents Putting Transgender Kids on Hormones
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    and it's like when you're trying to get Social like what happened to me with the with the Define that that kid situation was like wool explain that because most people don't know what you're talkin about boy he claim is transgendered and identified as a girl and start putting dresses on the kid and treat him like a girl and I was planning on giving them hormone therapy so they don't go through puberty and Hollywood you know it and I just called him out and I got swarmed and I just didn't stop cuz I'm like I'll die on this hill when you're deciding that a three-year-old is done developing and understand that I did find out that you were Roman Emperor from 1700 that f****** three-year-old barely understands how to express himself that the idea that a three-year-old can give you a call blacks definition of their sexual and gender identity at 3 and at this isn't sucks that you should go in and chemically influence that kids be there I'll make a eunuch yes and it's like circumstances explain what what so this dude John Hodgman morning radio show and he was like when Mel Brooks said PC schitt's ruining comedy or something all these comedians were like going against Mel Brooks and I'm like wait a minute are we the bad guys now open about this cuz it's a few things I'll stand behind the kids you know don't hurt the kids don't hurt the kids as a big person have a tiny person that's what made me more of a man in an adult like I just felt so much more responsibility to be good like literally dealing with a blank slate and I can't even process this that my f****** bizarre ridiculous life of telling jokes and your case playing songs with pianos and ridiculous s*** that you say on Twitter another qualifies you to raise a human being so in a good guy but not like I've always stuck up for the underdog now I'm like I have to be better for like the Next Generation cuz I see him look at me like humans can be good things like that. back. And this is a conflict that I've discussed ad nauseam with some of my friends at every one of my friends that I know came from f*****-up place yeah or else we're just Killers that's the problem right I think the goddamn comedy and murder so closely related life and you like I'm going to seek the good in this but we're still you know while impulse control comedians but still you know we're not just Killers we're actually nice people but we're realizing were nice people in the middle of a like a light for the tremendous amount of momentum of chaos behind do you need the cash in order you know any see the order went with a child then you see these people trying to exploit children and I was just a wake you know I'm just like you know what f*** you are my God and then people in La that I thought were my friends. Good friends I Like Comics but like middle-management that's what the evil is well you know what it is supporting transgender rights eclipses all the logic involved in the subtle nuances of human behavior and sexuality idea that a three-year-old could have any notion of what what is going to be like to be eight or what is going to be like to be 16 or whether or not hormonal changes is going or going to affect the way Express himself and also you're looking at this kid here deciding to this kid because they're three is going to be transgender and you want to turn them into a girl what if his kid decides he's a gay man in five years they killed himself you know you can't if you kill if you care about that child you don't interfere that would that process because I'm not the same thing that I was when I was three and you're not either no one is so to inject hormones and chemicals and even surgery that we really have a very limited understanding about how much this interaction between the scalpel and a baby body of the impact that has the green light is that they're talking about like making this kid of eunuch or yeah they won't go through puberty hormone blockers and I kept asking directly I'm like say yes or no are you going to give him hormone blockers cuz it's fine if he wants to wear a dress have some fun playtime fine but you're going to tell him he's a girl but he's not even play Times Like what if the kid like feel better when he wears a dress girl skirt if you interfere with the physical sexual biological development of a child because you think it's the right weight thing to do progressively do you think it's the right way right thing to do the right way to approach a f****** three-year-old like you are the problem you're my God there's not this is we're not talking about one plus one equals two were talking about a super-complex very nuanced issue and it is child the signs when it's x amount years old whatever we decide 30 whatever the f*** we decide to take the decision to did to get gender reassignment that's 100% cool with me I have no problem with that but that's a person who understands who they are as a fully developed organism not a 3 that's a baby dude and then part of me You piano teacher like my dad is almost like a reverse gender marriage in a way where my dad's like a flamboyant opera singer Professor my mom like 611 of sportswear sweatpants you know only guy in the straight closet my piano teacher became a dude and and the bit I try to work on the people that believe like some of the best not wise because if you just look at it in a knot in terms of like how a child should identify but in terms of like the biological process of a developing human being it's very very touch and go we don't really understand what it is this is what you try to do with a kid you try to give them nutrients should try to give them love and try to give them safety and try to give them challenges a man getting themselves but they literally don't know how to talk yet identify turn their life down a dark path because here's the thing in this is super unpopular to say but the bottom line with whether you decide to become a transgender person with you decide to you know just suppress those ideas it is at this current stage of our understanding of Medical Science impossible to actually turn you into a woman horse what we're going to do is have some reasonable facsimile and it's going to be more reasonable and different people some people they have a slender frame and do some people have built like David Tua and it's just like whoa that's girl okay I got to go you doing that but you don't make that decision for the kids so you don't make the decision for anyone that's under the age of comprehension and here's a thing like what is that age because they say that the frontal lobe doesn't really fully developed a 25 your ass Geico problematic statements and then my agent drops me and you for saying a three-year-old shouldn't be given chemicals that kill his dick and balls killing chemicals is that what you are just let me know leaving now and it's like all this college UConn drop me I do like a good gig and they said that because your views we can't you can't work here and then did they specifically talk about which views Mike from sword and scale like dude I literally was like I'm unemployed and he had me like read that that's when you know your friend's arm and he's like yeah well you read this you can be like a DA in this f****** murder podcast some cash I thought I was out I'm like a professional really always that close to being pushed aside and not given work anymore over something as totally logical 3 year olds and also I guess I was promised one problematic and I was I was I was I was just I was poking people that aren't allowed to be parked at this did these powerful middle managers you know what were you doing just saying you're wrong dude


    Joe Rogan Celebrates the End of #SoberOctobert
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    today is Wednesday November 1st which means sober October is over I have saved my indulgences to be here with you on Benjamin it's such an honor we're going to drink some William wolf bourbon perfect not sure where I got this when I gave it to me I hope it's not poison fangraphs on October man thank you I did not sober October I bet you did #called out I know and it's just like it immobilizes people is like that's why I like season 2 this season of stranger things Hopper the cop cuz he'll get pissed and be like today feels good I missed it I tell you what though I enjoyed being sober not that I needed to be sober not like I was a junkie with a problem but it's nice to take a reset I'm going to do whatever you're going to do sober October every year you heard of scared so give yourselves up ladies and gentlemen 11 months from now join on in maybe I will maybe I won't what would an axe living in the boonies man I don't know anybody in La that could tell me that where I wouldn't call the police more beer than I did chops morewood and I didn't put on the good boots and my access careened off off and hit me in the foot though and I didn't have time to to get stitches I just put a maxi pad on it and it worked how big is a cut is pretty legit whenever possible if you can't get anywhere you use Krazy Glue just use Crazy Glue crazy glued up the cot and then made it to the fight at the house didn't let anybody know that they had a pre-existing injury those guys are hard as Nails is a lot of them that they'll go into the octagon with some crazy s*** what is this Fleet what happened to him flee plays doctor with super glue super glue seal the cut like any good shirtless Rockstar would do that in a heartbeat like like Cuts or like ones I'm all about just like doing she like that it's like broken bones end of a bowel movements why was Shane depatie I don't know that we should be honored to get rid of toxins talk about it openly because you got some new bathrooms for the studio that have those Japanese toilets that shoot hot water up your butt oh yeah and they're warm so you sit on the toilet it's heated like right away so I can warm comforting Lycoming release relax those bowels and Let It Go right away it's like a warm comforting Lycoming come in and ship coming in this release relax those bowels and let it go let it go it's awesome man I'm real meat and potatoes with my s*** I just I get in I get out but if there's another level two


    Joe Rogan asks Jamie Kilstein About Being a Reformed SJW
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    welcome back to civilization Jamie kilstein hi don't know you used to be the host of or one of the co-host of citizens radio is super Progressive left the podcast and you were a vegan but now I remember I was thinking about like being back in the studio and I never met Jamie before and I was like I difference being really nice to me I'm like literally feel like I'm like this isn't this isn't Rick Joe sent me very nice emails and I'm like but I'm a very charitable guy came in and yet lovely and nice yeah man I went into hiding. all right like some people girls accused you of all yeah that this is this is the f****** worst time for me to be like you know what now that everyone's talking about Weinstein's time for a kilstein to make his return 4 years and you know as I got more Progressive it it got more into that judgmental territory I guess where you know I feel like I definitely became one of those people who would just be on Twitter all day and instead of sort of talking about real issues it just becomes like whoever you mad at that day like who used the wrong word that day who can we get fired that day switch I was like one of them right that's why I think this is such an important conversation because because you've kind of stepped away from it and you see it for what it is I think people don't realize it when they're caught up in the swirl of it the momentum of it that it's almost like a natural human behavior pattern it's very tribal yeah well it's Tribal and it's physically addictive you know like I've liked gone back and forth with like drinking and not drinking a pod and and and that's only pot and I can tell you the thing I was take me to the most was Twitter it was refreshing Twitter it was like you literally got dopamine heads from that I remember when I first tried to get off Twitter I like I was fighting with some f****** stranger in my living room on Twitter and I would like to know what f*** this time to go take a walk I don't need I don't need to be involved in the skies life I closed it and before I even knew it I'm like walking in the park fighting with some other guy on my f****** phone like if someone's calling you dinner with your girlfriend they're calling you account when you go to like your brother's graduation and you're just like refreshing it waiting for someone to tell you that you're good and sort of so that I got addicted to that more than anything and especially when I finally got an audience with like the left of left I mean just to be very clear it's not like I'm going to come on the show and suddenly like to do a f****** Shawn Michaels heel turn to be like those f****** b****** are you just being a person and that's what I like wasn't doing for a very long time as I feel like I don't speak for people but I feel like with me I always need a stomach like to find me right where it's like I'm a progressive or I'm a vegan or I'm just to get you and whatever I whatever I would become kind of currently obsessed with I would sort of like throw the other s*** away and kind of like s*** all over that because you know a lot of times I would feel like a failure like that's really where the progressive I mean I still hold a lot of progressive ideas but that's when I went from comic to political it wasn't that I like wanted to make comedy my my like Nemesis right it was at I feel I feel like I've failed you know I dropped out of school to start, do you like 17 and I did the things you're supposed to do in Montreal times and Konan once and I had this year it seemed like things are going to happen and then you know I was kind of that guy that people like all we like you we can't do anything with you but we like you and so I started to kind of make my own audience and the audience was f****** great it was like a bunch of you know when that show started it was a bunch of just weird sweet and nerdy comedy fans and then everything just started getting pushed to crazy but look when I knew chat podcast when I knew she got nuts is when I was defending a trans person to already like a left issue like I'm doing the right thing right and I called this transphobic an idiot and we got an email that said while we appreciate you using defending trans people the word idiot is ableist and I want to be sure retarded you're retarded I want a list for people people I know what it means anymore I thought ableist was just like that guys in a wheelchair f*** him but I guess like all these different terms these everyday terms like I guess idiot is ableist cuz f****** I don't know there was an idiot in the wheelchair espouse some right-wing ideas when it comes to like social issues I'm very progressed that's why we became friends you saw a gay rights thing I did on Twitter like you weren't that's why time of Occupy Wall Street things got really heated up and people started moving way left and then some folks started moving way right and I really truly believe to this day the way left is what started the whole Trump movement it's in response to the way left yet I think all these s*** heads together and they didn't like being accused of being assholes or a bliss or rapist or whatever it is by the progressives so they went far right all right I mean the the alt-right essentially was people who didn't identify with these old men who were Bankers but they also didn't want to have anything to do with these Ultra Lefty Progressive that we're calling everyone a racist everyone a rapist every man is a piece of s*** I did all of that straight up that all that and I think one of the things with the the ultra left and maybe this is me like you know maybe this is me desperately trying to defend myself but I think it'll the way it was harder for me and it's harder for a lot of people to see themselves slipping into the extreme left and so like what I mean by that is I never thought when I heard people say the extreme-right is as is as bad as the extreme left I was always like f*** you because like the extreme left isn't like Obama healthcare in the right bathroom like you know even that like the shooter and invega that DC shooter like he was like a f****** he wasn't able Essence right he wasn't like shooting the politicians screaming like you know and he like the Bernie Sanders page but it wasn't like we are launching Wars against Islam for Christianity it wasn't you know what we're doing this for free market capitalism it was to me the extreme left when I heard people say it and the reason I would scoff when someone like you would say it is cuz I'm like dude like the left just be like stand for like a quality of run graduate education everyone that has the right to not go f****** hungry have health insurance gay people can do whatever they want with their dicks The End by that and people having the government stay out of your lives and so I said you want a phucking abortion will tell you what like whose dick you can suck it's real squirrelly right because the abortion thing is essentially it's a religious thing and it's a religious thing it's it's a moral thing and it's it's also what is an abortion I mean you are ending a life but you're ending a life inside a woman's body will when is it okay to do that is it okay to do that one day that grow on woman's life matter more than the cells are more than made ya that gets to a point but initially it's like when is it defined as a life I mean if it's the moment of conception is that moment it's 30 seconds later it's an abortion like if you could hold your breath and then the baby's dead you know like if we found out that the moment. Comes in a woman if she could hold her breath for a minute because like when you when he gets older when you're 4 weeks in 6 weeks and it's still legal and it's a f****** little baby I mean it is a little baby like man look at it it's it looks like a little baby sometimes they have a heartbeat if it gets to a certain age what's going on I'm not saying that it should be my choice to define whether or not someone to do it or not do it but it's very disingenuous when people frame his argument as it's a woman's right to choose. That's what it is it's not just that also killing a baby I don't remember this don't like me anymore so I'm like coat-hanger up I'm out of this debate I don't give a s*** it should be an honest debate because it is a very controversial and a very nuanced issue it's a simple as you know the right doesn't want a woman to choose and stay out of my body it's not just stay out of your body is like what are we doing we're killing a baby that's in a woman's body at what age should that be legal and I think that's the whole thing that we were talking about before with these like Echo chain where do you know for the first time ever I've been listening to sort of like both sides of issues first time ever like I've been listening to like a ton of like backlogs of your show is cuz once I was just going to maybe I can listen to the Shogun great and so I started listening to the show and like hearing pretty equal you know Progressive to conservative ideals and comedy was always kind of this cool place where you can explore ideas because comedy and jokes and laughter would sort of take the take the edge off a little bit you know what in and you can actually talk about issues and once I kind of became part of that crew that would even should on Comedy then it was like well I can watch democracy now and I guess that's it and I have my and I would feel f****** stupid I hung out with journalist and hang out with, cuz I hung out with people where I was sort of like felt like the joke monkey and like the high school dropout part of me would get really like because because when I tried to say something like political or that I thought was smart it would just be kind of like hushed cuz I'm not that smart I'm not I'm good at like telling stories I'm good at like I think listening and asking like decent questions but I was never like a f****** intellectual and a lot of that crowd is and that's good we need those people right but I would it was really easy for me to be like just shut up you know what I mean just talking to these people you're not an unintelligent person. Joe at the show started as a comedy show in politics before it was called the citizen radio I think we changed it maybe around like occupy but it was comedy and like we had Progressive ideas so that's what it what we talked about but it wasn't that we had to talk about it became this thing where any Progressive issue in the news that day or on Twitter we had to we had to talk about that thing and it's sort of Lost erupting are but did it also will you you guys went to a sort of a subscription service no we actually know that thing I'm really proud of about that show and I'm definitely bummed out I lost a lot of those fans or whatever was we we started ages ago we were pretty early on with podcast and we never had commercials and we never had you didn't really get anything if you paid it was voluntary it was like a shity version of MP where was like everybody got to show for free right it was like a child be socialist as long as to show for free if you can't afford $5 a month $10 a month $50 that's another thing when you're doing the f****** show 5 days a week you got to dig for things to be like pissed off about to not be redundant yeah I've done five days a week shows and I don't think I'm at my best five days a week I think four days a week is where I like to start to break down Yak anything after 4 days a week was that you were you were getting a lot of praise and you were you were being held like I saw Jezebel wrote something where they called you and a great example of an ally that was pre this year Gaza Bell like there's a goddamn team war going on but yeah Jamie kilstein is out there for the female award that when you write a lot of mean very critical stuff and you you become this this attack machine and this is how you promote your ideas this is how you push your agenda by attacking people that none of them f****** deserve it for sure some of them are definitely assholes but it becomes almost like the currency that you deal in the insecurity right by the way be an ally on the other side or not even on your side but an ally to the tag machine like and then a single you out of that it gives you this feeling like oh I'm not going to get attacked by them this is good and you reinforce that behavior by ramping up the types of things that you say that they like yeah they appreciate and it becomes a sort of weird exchange a lot of what goes on in political circles as well like there's not as much bribery as there is an understanding that if you do what we want you to do and you say what we want you to do then you're in then you're on the good side and that goes back to that insecurity and I think a lot of people are insecure I know and when you do find that tribe and you do find people who are going to yeah and the the more you attack on Twitter to not just blogs I remember like individuals on Twitter like me like when I would see like who's getting piled on today okay cool this writer wrote something about mansplaining don't need to read the article what's the hashtag Basta #I'm going to say the f****** meanest funny thing cuz I'm a comic and I'm funnier than journalist and then famous people are going to retweet me or fave me and then I get to feel like a f****** civil rights hero cuz that's what happened we're like I would literally tweet even if even if I tweeted to my sincere and sucks to admit black lives matter like the Questlove favorite at you know what I mean like I'm not doing it to be you know and then you can feel good about yourself then you can go nothing I did this but you can go on the street and you can f****** ignore the homeless person and you can cross the street when you see like the scary black guy cuz you're just like well I'm technically the Rosa Parks of Twitter because I f****** tweeted that joke at that writer who said that f****** thing that no one's going to remember tomorrow but we were all angry about today you can go nothing I did this but you can go on the street and you can f****** ignore the homeless person and you can cross the street when you see like the scary black guy cuz you're just like well I'm technically the Rosa Parks of Twitter because I f****** tweeted that joke at that writer who said that f****** thing that no one's going to remember tomorrow but we were all angry about today


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the Kevin Spacey Controversy
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    but I think the media is slowly but surely becoming irrelevant and then the real media is what's the only reason why the news let's we don't even have to name an organization but in quotes the news is the news is because they have a long history of disseminating information right but people regular people are doing that now a lot of people are doing that now through different websites and YouTube channels and I think that that's the future and it did we do as long as you're honest and you have a real objective point of view you don't have to be sanctioned by some gigantic Corporation to get the f****** truth down do in fact you you're less likely to get the truth out because of your sponsors because of I mean MSNBC is owned by GE MSNBC is the quote on quote liberal Network and their own by like a company that like f****** could profit off of War Dave Rubin had a post that he did today to go to Dave Rubin Twitter page about YP distrust the median why the media is garbage today in their coverage of this Kevin Spacey thing cuz all of these different Outlets were saying the Kevin Spacey came out as gay that was the name of the main headlines why doesn't a public trust us because this I look at us declares he lives as a gay man Kevin Spacey announced Sunday night that he will live as a gay man me look at all these different the New York daily news Reuters The Daily Beast they're saying that he's gay but they're saying he's gay because the kid came out where a man now came out and said Kevin tried to f****** when he was fourteen so this is like saying that declares he lives Life as a gay man God damn it that's not the store that sounds like a festive thing we should all be like congratulations to Kevin Spacey where he was apologizing for this thing so this is so crazy that way because someone coming out is going to get a lot of people paying attention there are a lot of people who consider themselves heterosexual weather was in the church or or whatever who are are are raping kids cuz it's it's a power thing and they're sick or pedophilia is just different being attracted to kids is different than being attracted to like like men and this is like also really dangerous for to equate like trying to f*** a 14 year old would just like going down to West Hollywood to leg but he did say that he had a problem with drinking and you know unless you did it do anything he's very sorry and we talkin about something that happened at least 30 years ago so we really don't know whether or not this guy's memories accurate because something 30 years ago the problem with being 14 years old his first of all 14 years old you're so goddamn confused bones and confusion and insecurity and he might have had those like the last five years of my life to be he could you might have had some weird run-in with Kevin Spacey that may or may not have been sexually predatory I don't know I don't know what happened but to to decide that he's absolutely telling the truth and Kevin Spacey's absolutely covering this up by coming out as gay to using that sort of diffuse the situation as a sort of the opposite of when Twitter declares you guilty this is like the news declaring you almost like innocent right where I don't know what happened to letting courts decide and talk about people being accused and what not wear Twitter can just like be like if they if they say you're done my dad and I read that book and it's like yeah you don't you don't think of that you know what I mean and they are completely Anonymous they have a bunch of random letters and numbers is a name and they attack people people that just have a Twitter egg and they mean they're completely Anonymous they have a bunch of random letters and numbers is a name and a f****** attack people of interaction with human beings


    Joe Rogan talks to Jamie Kilstein about the Abuse Allegations Leveled Against Him
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    this year we're going way way way back. The real issue this is like a year before more than a year everything went sideways and exit mine an ex of mine started it was weird like a girl that was dating like she would kind of like pop up and be like following them on my social media and I kind of was like a little weird before relationship we talked about on the show eventually but for a while we didn't talk about it and which to anyone in a fucken open relationship like that tonight when you're not talking about it cuz you feel like a lecherous cheating creep cuz you're in an open relationship and meet you and you tell them that you are finally just like we have to talk about it and at this point and I don't want to push it on anybody you know at this point you know my co-host then I we were like we were pretty much just like really good friends tried to live together and did a show together and so years later years after me and this girl broke up years after all this s*** I'm living in La I have a girlfriend for a year it's like the very healthy wonderful relationship years after all this I guess what happened was one of these girls essentially started to try to find any girl who has been pissed off by me before and they found enough for an article that I think two articles came out I left it at some radio because the show is getting a ton of complaints because our Inner Circle started to find out that they were quote-unquote accusations which the word accusation Weinstein e-year and then you read that you go I asked I don't believe it but you don't know what to do and like I was always like if you call a girl who accuses you you know crazy you're just projecting in like you're trying to do and then something I'm reading this article is f****** crazy and I didn't get my stuff you know hurt or whatever but there was one part where Jezebel even wrote it like it was we make about journalism complaints about me was I had a consensual night with a lady in Nashville who I guess because she like listen to the show maybe they're like that's predatory because you're like famous and I was like well no one else thinks I'm f****** famous as predatory because you're famous that's part of it that's part of it that's what I don't that's the thing and it was not a vegan Festival famous like don't please do not call me a predator I mean look to fame right and I know you're being self-deprecating there was like that but you did have a nice following and you did. I saw some of your videos online we did big crowd so yeah because she work is crazy and then but then it seems like they're being very convenient their definition and that was part of it there was like there was another one where it was like yeah the predatory stuff specifically was that and then was even more f***** up about the article was it said and exactly she also wrote into another podcast and I heard this we did not sleep together it eluded that we slept together it didn't say that I was in an open relationship but we didn't sleep together she told me she didn't want to sleep together with a great no problem you know if you change your mind or not going to do it got it and then I felt so safe and a great night and then it says but then weeks later she heard on the podcast that she was just a quote Road f*** and then Jezebel in (is one or the other from Jezebel in) said Jezebel could not find the clip right very unfair no and dude like a punishment you think for you because you somehow or another so that's why he becomes easy and and just to be like incredibly clear like if this woman was like her by that like that sucks man I've been burned by girls on her sure probably you know she's probably taken out of context as well there's a real problem with writing things about people and one of the real problems with writing things about people if they don't get a chance to respond in real-time two things you're saying to establish a narrative and then you keep going with it you write paragraph after paragraph with no snow in responding to that other inbox stop that like you don't even say I'm at like for a comment so like maybe I got she did reach out but at that point I was a little ways to kill myself sound like I did I did not get back to her because I had just because I had sort of made my almost career by that it was a f****** fun man when people heard about this like and you see the headlines and this is another like problem with like clickbait journalism the headlights look like I was f****** accused of rape there is a 1 article that use the word sexual harassment sexual misconduct was in all the headlines what's really crazy and I almost lost a job I did just lose a gig because when you Google me it's like sexual misconduct stuff and like that's really scary and again I don't want to be like you know who the real victim of Harvey Weinstein is Jamie kilstein but like breaking like the like meter a lot of people do it it's an easy one to do it's a way of appearing what's the word submissive or an Ascend franciade to get it it's not it's not aggressive way of communicating what if I said like but like I kept punching the table like I did it embody the quintessential allies so it was nobody had a reason to like me or to defend me on one half of the twittersphere you had progressives who thought I was a sexual creep and then on the other half you have comedy fans who are like f*** this dude he's the one who called everyone is accessed you don't need to read the article if you see a headline I mean got I attacked so many people that f****** reading the articles Dr Corder people to this day that would come up on citizen radio that I don't know why I was mad at I would just figure out the story as we were covering it and be like you thought that guy guess of course and so nobody there was no reason for me there wasn't a strong enough fanbase it wasn't like if you know a bigger, gets accused of something will he has thousands or millions of fans and then the small community her accuse me of something I had sort of nobody and when I burnt all the bridges in comedy just showed up at club zusatz and stuff like that I just had this audience and sort of thought I could never get fired you know like when when Allie and I sort of became more platonic before the open relationship I mean there were days it was it was so up you know I mean I would sleep on the couch but there were days I would go on the road and I would not cheat and I'll go back to the hotel and jerk off in like my orgasms better cuz I'm like I said not to do anything like that and so anyway I've lost yeah there was no one to root for me I just have the small audience dismal Dansby the thinks I'm a predator or they're too nervous to say anything you fit the classic view of what a male feminist is in that class interview is a sneaky guy that is and the the classic story is that those women are never attracted guy anyway and want up and go and f*** some jock some Alpha guy that's literally what happened that yeah you don't say it like do you but it's just this thing that people there's it's just it's a cliche and I totally and I also think it was the homophobic politician who sucks a dick right where they're like yeah and so is the problem with acting like you don't have flaws and I always did I thought on the show my favorite parts of my show we're when I talked about depression or alcoholism and we will get emails in from people who you know what it said it really helped them and I want to talk so much more about that stuff because I I do think it's important to examine your flaws but on a political level I help myself up as like an Untouchable I think you were doing essentially the same thing that you were talking about doing on Twitter where you're addicted to this positive response and you're addicted to saying these things about people attacking people there is a real problem on the left Untouchable I think you were doing essentially the same thing you were talking about doing on Twitter where you're addicted to this positive response and you're addicted to saying these things about people attacking people there is a real problem on the left


    Joe Rogan & Jamie Kilstein Revist Their "Daniel Tosh" Argument
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    okay so I am known as this male feminist which again kind of becoming my things so I go on your show we argue about it cuz I'm like I don't have comic friends anymore so I take this side and I didn't hear all about the rape joke like I just heard all of the whole Daniel Tosh Story I Heard at the Stanhope show for the first time because the articles I read don't have the Nuance parts right Daniel Tosh was not supposed to be on stage that night Daniel Tosh was just hanging out the Laugh Factory and it's good friend Dom Irrera asked him to go up and he said I'll go okay I don't have any to talk like goes on stage everybody goes crazy oh my God Daniel Tosh's dad is amazing and he goes I don't have any material supposed to be up here so what do you guys want to talk about what you know and some guy yells out rape the humiliation that violence and his woman yells out actually nothing funny about rape like very self-aggrandizing in Five Guys right there right now that's the funny part. So that line was the the line that was circulating but even that first part not that that part was ignored convenient well that's how he thinks he's not a bad guy. I just hear the part you just hear the part that you're supposed to attack and then ironically I want to I want to birds podcast at the the same festivals all things Comedy Festival and Doug and Burt like this whole rape thing happened in the audience I don't know if you heard about it but like all hell broke loose I don't want to be the one to blow up the spot I don't know if it's going to air it if he's going to If he if he airs the the takeout from work podcast whatever it's one of the best things I've ever heard but this cuz I don't want to blow up a spot but essentially what happened was they Stanhope it'll just get people to listen to Stanhope started talking about rape and the whole show became very rape themed and there was a girl next to me and my girlfriend to just started screaming like y'all talk about it and like so they ignored her the whole time and my girlfriend I will look over and then she would like to have another sip of a drink and watch the show and giggle and then break will come out to do like stop side screen but like she didn't leave like she can get up and leave and that was like it was so interesting to be on my sort of the opposite end of that where you know nothing offensive was really happening and like f*** man next to that lady from the talk show this is this is like my karma and I'm just like she should go she should leave but anyway so I was on the not Comics out of that and by then I wasn't doing comedy clubs I was never really accepted into comedy clubs I'm just playing for my Progressive audience at like a vegan coffee house like that's I'm just playing random like Little Rock gigs for like my audience so again echo-chamber right and I'm not hanging out with Comics like why I don't know man cuz I don't think I am one and so yeah so me and you me and you went at it I believe it was very divisive I think half your audience thought I was a whiny b**** and the other half thought I was a whiny b**** you should get raped it was very one-sided nobody like me I was I did not come up well I'm told and but I was like I guess I did the right thing right I guess I sided with women over over and so from then on any comic that did like me didn't or just all hell broke lyrics like I lost my I lost my managers I was having like a someone hack my Twitter just wrote rape all over it and it was kind of like them I was like a pain in the ass client it was hard enough for me to f****** book and then ever, Kate's me like I don't know man I think they just like threw their hands up until the next day was one of those things around me I either double down and like and I was like why it was I'm going to try to defend myself and give like you know my side to it and then I don't I either double down and like and I was like why it was I'm going to try to defend myself and give like you know my side to it and then I don't


    Joey Diaz Tells Hilarious Story About Auditioning for How I Met Your Mother
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    are they heard it stop but you know how many times I got an audition I hear this like Mike this is my lot of people don't like to audition I like to audition cuz I tell you why cuz I f*** with them you know I ripped my pants if you watch What's that show on CBS Monday nights so you like Joey you an extra I'm an extra you know why because I want to see auditions I have no underwear on and there was a species things that pop out of chairs yeah side things to read when I when I got up there in the hole in my pants and my dick came out amazing to go back didn't even read I didn't even read it that called my agent said we love this guy I went back and when I went to didn't even read do you have a little circular pool in front of his house and he was he was watering ship at the same time you're like a fine line and he's fat he's got jewelry on like when those guys like Long Island you don't say Whitey's and I have the zip up jacket I had to weigh 380 so I walk if you want to know what I'm going to do my take my pants off right I'm taking my f****** sweats off all I walk in and what do you think these two ladies say to me hold on one sec will be with you in a minute so they turn around that's my cue b**** I took those sweatpants off I took the shoes off and my socks and I walked closer and I took my shirt off when they turn around all I had was boxer shorts on like the tiny why these that's it tents hanging out stomach hanging over the underwear I'm making believe I'm flipping burgers and I look over them I go living like a doctor that's it they booked me those big daddy shirts 1000 mm to 2000s radio


    Joe Rogan Explains Why Actors Are Crazy
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    I hated dealing with actors I never been around actors and that things that we were talking about before or people just like say things they don't really mean because they think that you're supposed to say those things cuz there's like a pattern of behavior lead to it said I just wasn't didn't have good decorum like the way I communicated I was a rough guy and I come from fighting and then went running to stand up and this is only a few years later I'm doing this now I have my last fight in 89 so this is 94 minutes is just a few years after that I was still very sketchy you know so I didn't belong greenish it for I could sleep this was just the whole thing to me was like this weird play the people putting on where everybody was trying to pretend to be something so they can get auditions and I'm ever going on some auditions and dealing with some of those people casting agents that had all this power over you and they exhibited it like they exerted it when you were in the room with them they didn't communicate with you like you're a person and I'm a person they communicated with you like you want something I don't know if I'm going to give it to you let me see what you do was just the way they did it was so just so shity it was just it was gross it was just there was people have the real problems people have with his situation is not just that the fact that he was a piece of s*** to all these women it's his position of power that he had over them that he exerted he got himself into this position and then use that position to on something according to Whitney like Whitney Cummings was talking about that she's like what you're hearing is all the women that said no to him and she's like that guy f*** whining that movie not aligned really not she's an extra in that movie based you sonny Black's girlfriend but when you see her and f****** whatever she's got a bunch of lines now and it was because she was f****** highway they just went after a couple weeks ago Gretchen MOG out who wouldn't hoe and after just you know Angelina Jolie and the troop all they're all saying I mean this was this this guy's thing it's it's kind of it's f***** up and it's dark but once that gets going and once that's what he does how do you stop that train other than what they did no more it's amazing like just a b******* that these people creating their worlds and you're right when you go to these casting things and you see these things you see the f****** b******* it pours out of a man becomes an actor why they didn't feel valuable at some point in their life they felt discarded they felt abused they felt ignored and they had this inescapable need for attention this this hole that cannot be filled and that was the driving force that led them in the acting where they could be on that stage and everyone was looking at them all eyes on them while the microphone was on and the words were coming out of their mouths they were in the play or in the movie for doing stand-up even it's a lot of the same stuff that propelled you and I being ignored as a child you know like the feeling like you are nothing and then realizing that when you're onstage man then you're something but that person up there with a spotlight on them that person shining that's a something person that's not me I feel like a zero but that thing that leads you to become an actor want to become famous is also like it's it's so f***** up with acting because you have to get chosen it's not like music or like stand-up where you could look at stand up all you have to do what you do open mic night to get funny you build up an act and then people come to see you build up a career and the next thing you know you you become a successful comedian that's what happened to you that's what happened to me but was acting you have to get chosen you don't you don't have to work like if you do plays nobody is ever going to f****** see you ever you never going to make it out of place nobody's going to see famous play actors nobody gives a s*** about them you have to be in movies have to be in television so you have to get chosen so you have this whole chain of like tomb maybe I'll pick you up I'm not sure are you the one and so you have to develop the store the personality that fits in with their what they're looking for you have to mold your sensibilities in your ideas but there's a lot of people that are in Hollywood that don't have opinions of their own what they have is a series of opinions that they looking for you have to mold your sensibilities in your ideas but there's a lot of people that are in Hollywood that don't have opinions of their own what they have is a series of opinions that they've adopted and adapted because they think it's going to lead them to be successful


    Joe Rogan Looks Back at His First TV Show
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    florist thinking about bro the other day I was driving I was thinking about Newsradio you so crazy you m************ hired not Horshack but you ain't Epstein's to play your brother there Pollo I was just meet him until he was on the set he was a real nice guy though did he pass away the one guy you introduced me to from the baseball show you the Spanish guy that was on there with your nice guy Spanish guy yeah you are the baseball show you guy that came to visit you at the store a few times I just donated GoFundMe member that dude is in Star Trek all the time his name god dammit but he was the older picture and I was the young a****** ball player D from what's the cast some God damn it I remember the name see if you can find the cast images you want actual text don't go to images sometimes it pops up well see ya been Mike Starr keep going scrolling left yeah Ben Greenwood he got guys in Star he's in a bunch of movies now Dann florek he was in I was shooting at the first couple weeks I was like 26 there are so weird you know what man when when is first started out it was fun and then what happened was with TWiT TV shows a lot of times you have like these really funny writers and these guys who wrote it originally were really good but the they had written for Married with Children And The Simpsons and the work it decided for some reason they weren't strong enough to run the show and that they they were only writers they weren't like a real showrunner so we brought in the sky was a showrunner was terrible and I didn't get along with him at all and they were actually close to firing me or him like there was like a real like impasse between the two of us cuz the guys riding was dogshit I was crazy back then dude I didn't give a fuk I had zero filter I never thought it was going to be an actor in the first place I couldn't leave them on the set and will try to get me to do stuff and I'll be like what and they would like giving a script like a while we made revisions to script and I would read that goes this f****** terrible and they would get pissed at me and people be pissed already tell me how this is funny explain to me how this is funny and then you know exactly were talking to my agent tonight I was very close to like killing my sitcom career completely just by having no filter then they realized it they read it and then the Kings watch some of the run through the network fired him but it was closed he wanted me out but I was one of the stars of the show it was me and that been Greenwood guy but and then I mean it was but I played the the star player there was there was about a baseball team a f*****-up baseball team and I was the the guy was always causing trouble and Wrecking his car and going crazy and so they were having a real problem with me but it was it was it was because these guys that it originally wrote it these guys were genius they were really really funny and they took their words and just butchered it and turns into some of hackneyed f*****-up sitcom do what they usually do what Jim Breuer was in the pilot with me Jim Breuer that was me so weird so Jim Breuer was in the pilot with me he played the mascot for the team f*** he was funny man and Jim and I were buddies from New York there's Jim that's Jim Breuer you see the screen where you see the words like right there Kevin Kern rather and Jeff Martin sorry I f***** a names of Kevin Kernan Jeff Martin with the guys who who wrote it and they were really really nice guys and really funny guys but they were writers you know and this was something that they created and then the network is butchered it and then it wanted game canceled and then I was ready to move back to New York but I f***** up but I already got a lease on an apartment like an apartment on Moorpark in Studio City or and it was actually North Hollywood New York but I f***** up but I'd already got a lease on an apartment I got an apartment on Moorpark and Studio City or it was actually North Hollywood and you got this apartment like what do I do and so am I got to stay here cuz I got to lease smells like s*** I want to move back to New York I hated it out here


    Joe Rogan on Hypocritical Actors During the Harvey Weinstein Scandal
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    where you saw a lot of the Hypocrites was in the first few days of this Harvey Weinstein and you know what man at the end of the f****** discuss those cuz they all f****** knew about it gave them all career was like why all that's a crazy crazy argument the one the one that came out play music break from time to time what do you want to know about the guy get his dick sucked by a dude with ice cubes in his mouth I mean why not when he told me that bedroom Superman cuz she popped up like eight days later Harvey took his dick out one time that's all but that back in your pants and crazy chick from Superman what yeah what's that chick that's crazy all the one that was hiding in the bushes when they found her she had no teeth at 1 what the hell is your name you talking about the one who was in Superman with Dean Cain the TV show was it really pretty girls name canadian-born actress best known you know what that's the thing once you hit like late forties any one of those actresses and they stop calling you are already crazy and the pressure builds up she cut off her own hair with a razor blade and attempt to alter her appearance a Glendale Police Sergeant Rick young said boy to Olive View Medical Center for a 72-hour psychiatric evaluation spared 71 hours and 50 minutes it's crazy I don't know he minor league baseball game and he was doing like this Michael Jackson thing and then put the jacket small eye goes is that a jacket he was wearing when he was getting diddled when he was a little kid I was very disappointed in myself which I'm sure that's a lot of pedophilia in Hollywood but like this idea that people trying to kill him you're saying people trying to run them over and then what is that what you saying I watch the video for the heart at seconds I felt bad and it's not going to be trucks trying to run you over it's going to be a guy out of nowhere two and a half and gets in his car and no one's going to know who he is and then was going to catch him cuz they're going to hire a professional like this idea that someone's going to like miss him with a car and then they're chasing running them down I find that very I mean it's possible but I find it very hard to believe I always think that like if someone is a very powerful man like like I don't know if the clintons ever whacked anybody but if they did they whacked us walking people like that one guy that was the big the big conspiracy about the guy who released all the stuff to WikiLeaks the DNC guy Seth Rich yeah they killed that m*********** whoever did it whether he was killed because some random person decide to shoot him in the back in the middle of the night and not steal as Watchers phone or his wallet whether it's that or whether it's would Julian Assange from Wikileaks said is that there's consequences to leaking information to WikiLeaks cuz it that's what they were saying people say look at this is another one that Clinton Body Count people and then you know giant conspiracy theories about La Quinta bad killed I don't know if that's true or not I have zero information but I do know when people want you dead yet that your dad when they're real people like that that are real killers and evil Fox there's a lot of people that would kill like Putin if Putin wants you dead you get shot on TV in front of everybody and nothing happens no one goes to jail no one gets caught you're just dead that's the type of people were talking about so you know I just hard time believing that like someone's getting like barely missed by a car that's like some movie s*** like they're coming after me but I dived in the bushes at the last minute and now I'm hiding in a motel somewhere and I can't tell you where but if you give me 10 million that was going to make movie I feel bad for Cory from when you see that when you see that performance who a name one that made it through that meat grinder of growing up famous that's not completely f****** crazy name one by Miley Cyrus might have got out of it better than any of them she's like her new album's really good out of it better than any of them she's like her new album's really good up on the hill in Tennessee


    Joey Diaz Discusses Cocaine Addiction - Joe Rogan
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    f****** amazing that stuff legal did you watch 60 Minutes few weeks ago that was the whole that was the motherfukers motherfuker who wasn't just about the opioid epidemic and the DEA stop Prosecuting the word came from the nightmare that f****** terrible those things listen to terrible about the company that sells most of the opiates and the family that's been that company and how many billions of dollars that they've made off the opiate crisis opioid opioid or be it always say opioid always say it wrong to you that synthetic heroin that's what that right is now it's a bad grip One Night in my living room and I had to lay down and that was my that's my whole resume without guns and I have a f****** Buell I can eat grams of THC in live 1/16 of one of those pills I popped it was just a little piece nothing my blood pressure dropped so f****** much I just laid down and went to sleep and I do my pill career had come to an elf and never even let it start never even let it start can you believe brother and two weeks is going to be 10 years since I've done that wiped out I mean to think about that that January am I going it's been two months I don't know if I can really do this s*** like I don't know if I control this feeling I control it so you like when you quit what was like the first week like hell hell first two weeks for hell did you think about going back just like I can't do this or did you know that you had to make a change I had to make a change I knew that much spine was starting to hurt by 4 in the morning even after you do Coke or right at the tip over here at like Parkinson's or like that. you that you can feel the electric in your body and next day like that like you and your brain like you got to actually see that the neurotransmitters a f****** on fire you can feel that you know I can tell when I would go on stage after doing two or three nights and blow that week I had no control I really had no control over my material and no control over my delivery that's what I wanted to tell you you just the way you can go can't Salvage O2 facial doesn't connect with the hand movement or the breathing so like I knew that that was always going to be a danger in the future now you know I take all that for like a year I drink those what's your buddy's name that makes the neurosurgeon milkshakes the football player that f****** beat the guy up I took all his stuff yeah I felt good it felt a lot better give you brain some nudity in control yeah but ten years I mean that I had to do a benefit in Hoboken and I gotten high like that wholesome I tried to get off Coke I was doing the heroin I was trying to get us some Cokes and s*** and then that's up 10 by Red of the heroin so I was doing like maybe once a week in the whole thing went down with Maryland I knew I had to stop and then I had this thing at Hoboken I welding Martinez I went back East that week and she was dying I don't know what happened it was like you know what I'm trying to get Coke on Friday night I couldn't get it I just took it for what it was I was trying to get coconut Saturday I couldn't get it so f*** it I took the plane back Sunday I couldn't get it here something happened I couldn't get it and then that Monday had a meeting to do a movie and at the end of the meeting the guys that listen man we know about your drug problem so before you say yes we want you to think about this cuz you can't miss a day on this movie you cannot be late if you're late. The whole movie can't shoot because it was a cast we all shot in one room was today a meeting so I thought about it I'll do it and that was the roughest f****** month ever cuz I was just going home and before 8 would start I was just go to bed because 8 is my cocaine time that's what my body would start to ache that's what I couldn't even you can be the most important thing in your life and I'll be watching you but I couldn't hear all my mind was focusing on was getting that blow at it and then I would figure out how to get the 60 bucks you know I'm going to go to the ATM machine I would shoot over the rock and roll Ralphs there's an ATM machine in front of rock and roll Ralph's right there go home and leave the coke that and now is ready for the night I was impeached just knowing what the coke was at the house I just have to do it you know I've never been physically addicted to something in a way where I had a hard time kicking it but I've had some psychological addiction for sure and I think that one thing that's gotten out of this month of the sober October thing that Tom Burton Ari and I are doing is that a lot of his psychological that we can't smoke pot or can't drink on month you start thinking about the whole we're at the home stretch November 1st around the corner I don't really feel like I need to get high it's not like I need a drink tomorrow but it's knowing that I can't do it for the month where it hangs over your head so that's what's even more impressive that you could kick it because it's not just the fact that you have like a physical problem but you also have the psychological problem like the psychological part of it is like it's a pattern that you're comfortable with you got used to that pattern of you looking for the coke you go and do it and then you're off it's like you're off even though your ear and Chaos you lice in disarray and you're in the grips of addiction you're comfortable with that feeling you've been there before and you're bought it for whatever reason when people get used to f****** up and they go why do I keep f****** up one of the reasons you keep f****** up because you're used to f*** you and it's not an uncomfortable feeling in the sense that it's it's you know it might suck but you know it's the devil you know that was nice I didn't want to do it I still did in this family I didn't want to do it like I didn't mean to do it like I just wanted something to do that you were free cuz you didn't go to a meeting and AA meetings in Hollywood which everything is good until you go to an ally with it doesn't Hollywood you act with you you add the dramatic and the actor image do it you know it if you go on a meeting in Jersey they're in there smoking Camel Reds f****** talkin from the heart hugging each other you know it's a f****** Jamboree Jehovah has your b******* referendum whatever scription what you have you don't know you're right after I got clean I discovered I had a problem I discovered I was bipolar or Johnny was Bots or men of this medication that give you no opiate epidemic


    Joey Diaz Talks to Joe Rogan About Studio 54
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    damn that had a weird line Studio 54 out of huge line but you got picked Studio 54 you showed up but you didn't guarantee that you got picked right the way they do now in Hollywood like to pick hot checks and clubs if you walk into a club with three guys that don't want you they want the chicks in their first yeah what is a sausage fest look at all those dudes trying to get in that was inside but outside that the Illini people while I could be what that like Andy Warhol but he is a beauty of it they have a station on Sirius and it's called Studio 54 you can just put it on on Sunday nights they do a podcast and what they do is they interview people that actually used to go there or work that I got to tell you some jelly had a dentist on about a year ago from his wife that it was crazy listening to this interview about what that life was they were Professionals in New York they were staying out there 560 but went home took the kids to school went back home took a nap to one got up went to the dental office work till 5 went home took another nap fed the kids and at 9 then f****** bring the kids downstairs and their mom and they do it all over again five nights a week over and over and then the lady was saying not till years later Liza Minnelli thought I was a publicist she goes she didn't know I was a dentist they just saw you in there that's all the people who can do that type of s*** no bloat a little hours a night you put it out they even had an interview about when Bob Hope was The Studio 54 Bob Hope I hope work is the studio. Knowing what the f*** he was going to he was going to walk into he went out to the middle of the forest for the dancing and these chicks got together start time Barbara hope up just tired of around Avengers tie them up and left in the cons of stories out there like that and I'm like this but then it moved on but you got picked to go in there how did it move on like imagine how weird it must have been when it finally the door shut and that was it the people were it was their whole life for years people move on you no clothes getting hot different clubs I went that one time and 1983 maybe 84 it was done my friends already know I'll try to be cool wow can I put a dollar bill I was out of money with a bag of blow no cash not a dime in my pocket and I look down at 4 in the morning with a hundred-dollar bill and that's how I got saying that's how I got home while I was at that's my Studio 54 story The Night Club scenes a very strange scene and one Club gets hot and then it dies off in the people that are in that business like try to figure out what makes something hot and what you got a green name places and redo them and reopening and grand reopening and get people to show up like I remember hearing that they were paying Paris Hilton like s*** piles of money to just show up at Club that's it I love your place. I'll take care of you and that's how you get out of it or you do a lot of people didn't they just like to place on fire stop this cracked a little Jewish lightning and what place does he scratched the gay clubs in Houston it's a weird seeing you know I mean people that just look forward to just going out and just drinking and dancing and snorting coke every night just looking for like experiences something different while to take some out of their everyday grind just do it over and over and over different like me I was growing up on the rooftop you paid like 24 bucks to go in at 11 and you drank all night till 7 in the morning 24 bucks all you can drink Courvoisier when you doing blow you just burning that s*** anyway you come out to give you some sunglasses and that's it if you want it after 3 was it was like 20-something after 11 and then like 17 bucks or you could drink after 3 till 7 the f****** morning and people were packed that's what New York was about back then it was just people staying at 476 New York is what a 4 a.m. when's Last Call New York even later than 5 in the Morning News Cafe by five bars in the clothes so you can order be until 6 so we just ordered 25 beers and you wait till the ball was just six and now you're f****** ready to drink again she's back in about 20 years ago 15 years ago Coconut Grove and we're rule 1 hour to go to right down the street from that Improv next improv like they have one Addison to write Addison they have one up and next to Jon Lovitz up and Universal they do ya that used to if there's a f****** throwing up there a 24-hour really freaking there's a f****** throwing up there Miami has a 24-hour really drinking now just Miami just in the Miami Entertainment District it's 4 a.m. Broward County and Key West


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Supreme Hype
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    Click Boom I wanna I ordered the silver black Bam Bam Bam and then the at the end of how to get the f****** code for I iTunes or Campbell I woke my wife up in the middle of night and get the f*** out of it is there a device sneakers Supreme lines now for three or four days now and almost almost weekly this is what happens when kids don't go outside they don't play they don't play sports and they said home they just play video games Nancy Reagan's what with just say do almost there making parody of the craziness of it all by just throwing their brand name on stuff and people are buying into it go back to the page so Supreme fifty bucks and flip it for 200 I don't understand like why is everybody buying this limited limited but what is the big deal about Supreme Nike that cut you have to look into the history of this time YouTube videos you can look up Eddie Bravo look into it he spends a lot of money as well as those goddamn Yeezys that you were a child watching some of the real story about The Godfather and they showed when they released The Godfather in New York and that will lines what in the f*** am I seeing and it was a giant line outside the Apple Store in this is like when won the first two iPhones was coming out and I was at quietly waiting for a phone you don't have a phone already exists only way to get the phone I was it was all so confusing but it was a thing for people to wait in mine and then they would look at each other and I remember when I remember when they were waiting in line for Harry Potter when Harry Potter was come out and people are driving by and they're yelling out Dumbledore dies at the end not all these different spoilers all I typed in was waiting in line for in Google and only things that come up or iPhone Supreme and iPhone 8 or gas that you give your license plate under the nod yellow was you got gas if you had an odd number or give your license plate under the nod yellow was even and then red was with shutdown b****


    Joe Rogan Asks Tom Delonge About the Alien Technology He's Seen
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    exactly part sounds good doesn't it. I want to believe so hard I hope you do because I was going to be there's going to be a lot of stuff I've seen many many documents on the studies of these things and I've seen a lot of the science associated with what the technology is and what it does like I could show you if I fold up the paper and stuff what's going on with it but basically you know these craft when you say travel in a straight line but they're folding space like in Event Horizon with explain it by folding a piece of paper and punching a pencil through it ever see that movie that's in a word used to traveling in a direction like that and so when we look up we see a plane that goes straight but I put these these UFOs fivefold space-time like this and so it looks like to them they're going in a straight line so if you're in the ship you see that but if you're on the ground you see that that's why you see them blink off and on a lot of those videos space itself it's very different than our idea of traveling in the linear way from point A to point B space the fabric they called the fabric of space-time because it's like a fabric it's malleable how often in new conversation do people look at you and think you are f****** crazy when you start talking about this and how long will the time and all the time now you'll think I'm f****** crazy out because I'm involved on the most important s*** I've ever been in my life right meetings with Senators coming up people involved we have Senior High when you get to the senior levels of government you either called in a csrs is senior intelligence service senior executive service or your brass but either way the civilians have the same kind of drinking Charter that that the Braska so acs33 would be the same thing as a three-star General so that's that's who these people are around me so at the head of the Skunk Works engineering I got us to star from the clandestine Direct operations I have a guy undersecretary of the intelligence or the Senate intelligence committee and was pleased guys are retired that they are current Consultants they all have their top secret I only one that doesn't on my entire team I'm the only one that doesn't actually Lou that just came out I hired him away so he was head of all he was in charge of all classified operations for Secretary of Defense Mattis so he was what's called a gs-15 right underneath the one two and three stars he ran the advanced aerial fit program and it still continue to this day and he's with us now real threat program under the United States government is essentially a UFO that's one of them information-gathering assessment assessment of all of the of what those machines are doing that gives off all these types of effects that people are witnessing but there's also a very large group of people that have had with them government that have had close contact like hundreds and it's connected to my group and there's just more coming in that way so it. program is trying to figure out what those Technologies did to those people and how those Technologies work even though it's more saddle it's more about tasking you know our asses Like Satellites and other things be able to find these things better but this is different than the secret machines book which is more of a another thing altogether I personally I mean I don't know any of this stuff because I'm not invited to those types of meetings but I personally wouldn't doubt it yeah you wouldn't doubt it but Dave never alluded to it or discussed it with you and anyway not that not this group of people is there any speculation as to what they're doing resource extraction resource extraction was like minerals Empire Building I tell people I tell people like a good way to look at this is like look at Syria and Syria's and Chaos because the United States and Russia are having a proxy war there now look at the Earth the exact same thing different races are coming here and in their trying to win and against each other or yeah yeah hint that was there any sort of speculation as to why life-forms from other planets other galaxies of the Solar System's different kind of gravity different environment would create life-form that's exactly similar to us or are they imitating what we look like in order to infiltrate our world and hang with us I think probably following I think all the above I mean look if you look at me if you look at like Syria are you just going to say it's only Russian America there aren't trying is probably there Francis prep do you know why I personally think the little the little alien to the big black eyes those are Androids there were biological robots they're just programmed there's no different than us cloning sheep they just clone a bean that can travel through space to space today image of the need for oxygen and gravitational interactions and all these different things that one of the scariest Hallmark's at those ones that the rumor is it in the back of their head of the transmitter so you got to wonder where it's sending s*** but at the same time you know I can tell you that when you look at the Bible the angels and the Demons of the Bible would be the humans and the Androids that I just told you about that. how he characterized it because they come in for your thoughts control your body take you as you know from where we have any idea there's things I've been put out there but I've never asked why would you not ask that what the f*** star system like 483 yeah I don't know I don't know I do know that there's a collector's connections to manual even f****** believe it Atlantis Atlantis the sunken city connection connection with the connection that there is a very Advanced group that left after a catastrophe and hung around in a small Outpost here and and throughout time would push civilization forward not to the Greek gods were low it's very interesting when the Roswell wreckage Greek writing is there and there is I've never seen any of the records from Roswell view online where they go on until without actual I-beam showing the word LF. Which means freedom in ancient Greek so I say and NSA he was director of both I won't tell you his name and right when I sat down and told him about my book full of pictures big deal so I'm sitting with this guy he was like not that long ago was director of CIA and he went on to be director of NSA and look me in the eyes while you're going to love the last page of my book Denny's on Mi and when my book was about ready to go to pressing I had a very important person call me episodes can you stop that pressing and maybe insert something about Greek mythology and I said I sure can so want something you got to realize is for example the sixth biggest defense contractor in the world at least they used to be six science applications international corporation in the front of the building you have coming out of a fake leg and two 10 on Thrones and they're both holding pyramids and one says the past and wants us to Future it's in there 8 ft tall statues it's f****** nuts by the way in saic they just they went over to Lito's Michael Hayden former director of NSA and CIA what about it no that's why I am but I'm not going to tell you if you try and find out Isaiah name you plank


    Joe Rogan on New Fear Factor w/Ludacris, Tyrese vs. The Rock Feud
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    Cancun no, pretty good for like normal stuff but I think I've seen too much as people I don't know who these people are 8-up that budget that went to notes real they apparently Tyrese talked a bunch of s*** about the Rock and The Rock get a review of Tyrese's album but they're also in the movie right now together doesn't matter because the rock made a deal to make a spin-off sequel to The Fast and the Furious franchise that's not bring involving anyone that's in the present. I love the rock you too sweetheart of a guy in person to you got to meet him he's great at 8 hardest workers in the room it's how we do it the number one question that I'm asked everywhere I go around the world is always how is it that I stay so motivated what are the motivating factors in my life that keep me in this psychological space number one will be gratitude I try and find a way to be grateful for every single thing I have every single day wins losses you name it my life was always this way was much different many moons ago so these days I'm grateful to the Bone for everything everything is hunger about being at the top or I hope that helps in the morning if you're watching this you better be doing something productive I need a little editing selfie you know like the private gym photos I get with a private jet photos who's the guy that faked the private jet who's the guy that faked the private jet


    Joe Rogan Talks About Ralphie May
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    does a good little joint I remember Ralphie May rest in peace we we were supposed to meet Ralphie there and Ralphie showed up an hour later I'm like what the fuc Ralphie look in the backseat and he had like 13 boxes those jalapeno poppers from Jack In The Box off my jalapeno poppers for some reason he couldn't eat meat I just didn't something about the the operation they did and made him have a real issue with me but he still love to cook it so used to barbecue we went over his house once and he he he's a f****** killer cook Baby Big Baby BBQ how much lb strong his leg must have been the strongest feet in the business and I threw 300 lb of weight on your back you're just walking around with 300-pound everywhere you go I wouldn't be able to do it like I lift weights all the time you don't lose fat dude Cavs they did develop this but if you could like look at the musculature in his legs I bet if you get through all the fat in his arms is arms like normal size arms but I bet he had some jack f****** Lee Haney quads imagine


    Joe Rogan on Donald Trump Saying He'll Release JFK Documents
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    HuffPost had something about pedophiles and they eventually took it down I think this guy was saying I'm not a monster I'm a pedophile and he's basically saying that he has these thoughts just doesn't act on them and everybody was like what holy what the f*** are you pawn shops can open up the JFK dump how about that all the dump of documents from the JFK that have been sealed up by all the other presidents like the JFK assassination investigation they sealed some documents up because they're too sensitive like whatever those documents if you show me other things for sure but first of all no one really can be president let's be honest is not a single person they could focus on the economy and Healthcare and international relations in the environment and like there's no way they could do with the world Kennedy assassination one of the reasons why if I was him I would focus on the Kennedy assassination as they might f****** kill him like it's entirely possible that he's thinking that he could get assassinated hundred percent that's crazy security doors on his limo they they had a video of him I was there was a video of him getting out of the limo and the limo Obama's though that the standard one reticular bombproof yeah they're sick to drive around and everybody and they make a car like your truck a Toyota Tundra but they make that mother f***** bulletproof accompany these to bulletproof vehicles for 2 weeks was a fiberglass they do it fiberglass yes I quit it was too hard I don't remember hello Windows as thick as f****** Windows bulletproof bulletproof underneath make it bomb-proof from underneath fiberglass of s*** out of the doors with this dead Rollo company they do it like consumer cars and I don't know what they do with the wind in Brazil their popular bulletproof cars Cadillac that runs a check that your ass is Cadillac and the Beast America clever name for the money no big contract a billion-dollar limousine 2 + 3 + 2 layout means and carry chief executive in a couple of aides on most Journeys passed your compartment still offer conference style seating for 5 in the rear rear passenger doors will still be position to the front or the rear quarter Windows to a partially obscure the two rear seats doors will still be position to the front of the rear quarter Windows still partially obscure the two rear seats


    Joe Rogan on Sexual Abuse in Hollywood
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    College Academy Awards work I don't know how it works but I would assume it's a bunch of people that are at the business now we're in the business can I watch Hollywood manager kids it's a Rocket Man Game Room in these kids for dude thanks his manager and they're alleging sexual abuse they look just left the agency if you can find that Owen Benjamin just put it on his Instagram today because Owen is been taking a lot of heat online because he said that a three-year-old kid shouldn't be fucken transgender and people give him a hard time saying he's a bigot like you got your f****** mind stranger things actor dropped agent cuz of sex accused of sexual assault Disney Starfall suit Jesus Christ This Is Not An Open Secret business all the way through music. This was about music and movies and TV is about the whole entering of the women women and kids more than B-Dubs guys were coming after Howie Long guys we're propositioning him trying to tell him that this is what you have to do to make in the movie because I suck dick or nah, it happened to Hulk Hogan same thing that told him this is how the game is played and did he do it Mount Sterling look at these beautiful black box what is that something that I heard about before he got in trouble that this is why a lot of players didn't want to play for him because he was known to bring people down in the locker room to look at his players showering and what not like super uncomfortable kids get into acting do not let your kids get into the shower look at what happened with that guy that guy was taking care of kids like his whole thing was like Hey I do charitable work with children you know I do charitable work and I Papa John's in the UK who died and then they found in in England one more than my God you have to get along with that f****** guy you should be slapped imagine that guy putting his dick in your mouth over there look at his m************ like the people that but in the UK you know the rules new Jimmy Savile civil documentary is a horrible missed Depo probably some lot of Jimmy Savile gropes teenager in newly-released Louis through footage videos on him like at the White House and take a picture with kids dude looking weird are you grab my kid anyways like appropriate there's a lot of he's a dude she's sick bastard there's actually video this s*** but in this is by the way what you seen in public right yeah he don't care small version of probably behind-closed-door if your big Hollywood and you didn't get sexually harassed or you'd like pissed off right now I'm saying the f*** is wrong with my face they're really going after him that seems weird there's got to be like a bunch of people that ran their business that way in Hollywood they had a certain amount of money that he would have to pay if you had a sexual harassment claim against him it was like as a thing for him like he had so many claims there's like first offense of 100000 second themselves is a sexual predator in a Harvey Weinstein movie correctly what she said is there's a lot of girls that aren't saying a word because they did f*** them and they cars for parts they f*** them for like editing course in for a lot of things but this is like a standard thing that he would do and women agreed to it because he was a powerful motherfuker they could get them the world hold up whatever 50 girls are coming out with claims against them he's probably f***** 5000 are coming out I think that probably already been ridiculously hot girls we all know about now what I suck his dick to be the next Batman yeah probably man focus on the kids Bryan Singer f****** highlarious is awake let's go back up look at this picture or go get him and all these young boys on the right it's him above with the glasses or no the one with the arm wrapped around the Sun and the pools lights are red like like they butt f*** so much that they just bled out in the whole pool. be an actor in Hollywood or a singer how you can avoid that s*** look at these f****** parties all these guys hands on each other will if this thing about gay guys right is like a lot of gay guys like guys that look younger they like like cute guys you got in trouble for saying twink and he's gay really thin hairless like well-groomed young skinny on Shake is crazy but the question is why is he crazy crazy crazy because he was molested and make his presents a he doesn't name names but maybe he will if someone said 80% of kids in Hollywood or in the entertainment business have had some kind of run-in with someone trying to molest him would you believe it yes 80% gymit managers I think Disney has a pretty great record of work there's definitely predators that are organized definitely not like molested in Hollywood


    Joe Rogan & Brendan Schaub Debate Who Conor McGregor Should Fight Next
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    do you know Tony cut a bunch of weight he figured it out Tony was like 3 lb over like a couple days out apparently he's got corn to Cormier he's got a nutritionist and nutritious got them on point what basic tissue driving a boat cuz Tony didn't first cuz Tony K the first right Tony's and unusual eccentric character to and Tony look Tony has the longest win streak in the UFC 155 lb division he is the interim champion and he's a logical for 110 in a row 4.6 in the toughest division in the world he's a bad motherfuker no doubt but if you're if you're Connors business because you're going to look at Tony's draw for pay-per-view though. Forced to sell this thing well yes but not with Connor like Connor sells like f****** crazy and Conor vs. Tony cells because Tony is a legit threat Hunter vs my mom sells but Connor versus a legit threat cells with Connor fighting someone sell but Connor versus a legit threat is where it gets in numbers were f****** tarrafel play terrible world knows Tony for sure the MMA world knows Tony for sure but the regular people of the people that you need to get ahold of noorda really buy paper views does the world knows and that's where the businessman wme's go well let's do Nate which if you look at any poll I did a poll. Juanita Pohl MMAjunkie everyone goes no 21st and the f****** fight you talking and how long do you let Connor play this kind of weird makeup a fight game 4 million bucks over to fights and he don't give a f*** he's like pay me you got to pay me to pay for what it doesn't public opinion means a lot if you went online and you ask people who you think won that fight I bet you would get very close to 50158 versus Connor doesn't matter to sell the fight if if Nate would have wanted those three people and had a winning you don't have a third fight that's not true not true especially if you beat him by the same decision if you have the exact same fight and Nate one that decision which was entirely feasible right the second fight was so close you can easily have given it to Nate if Nate winds that second fight so you beat him twice in a row after Connor knocks out Eddie Alvarez the way he did Conor fight Alvarez knocked him out you don't think you could sell the third fight because it was so goddamn brains are close to I guess the problem with decisions is these decisions are solidified by three people that often times don't even have a f****** background an MMA correct all the time when means a lot to me is how close the fight was that's what means alot to make 47 remember what I thought whether I thought it was went to Connor or went to you know what I don't think I've watched it again I'm pretty sure I only watch that fight we was close f****** fight we've seen decisions like in fights that weren't his clothes go to the other guy got robbed in that fight I wouldn't say goodnight got robbed I would say that it's a controversial decision because it's daytime you have a majority decision there's some controversy but my point is you can easily sell that fight even if Connor even if needed one I think there's other sites to sell bigger fights if you can't fight if Nate fought Conor you do you think is a bigger fight than that if you're sick what do you say exact fight the same exact fight those three random f****** people they decide you don't want this 4747 I'm going to go 48-47 Diaz and then the 48-47 goes you know what I think it's the opposite I think it's 40878 w arrivals man inmate choked in the f*** out in the freret that's always going to be there so even if Connor like got real close Connor such a superstar that if you lost a close decision II by you get absolute make an argument for third fight especially with one or two spectacular performances like the Eddie Alvarez. We're going off that we can do anything Eddie Alvarez back if you beat the s*** out of Eddie Alvarez been knocked him out Eddie was never in that fight although that message back population that does matte it does matter but when the fights are the exact so you could easily see the decision go one way or the other you know there's fights of watch what you say you know what the guy got the decision but man I don't agree with it you just said send it with mousasi we're sure that happens all the time that's part of the game same thing I'm saying any fight Conor does is going to be big but I think we both agree that the big money is in the correct me and Connor is about as big as fight you can get a lightweight division UFC training Duran vs Leonard start in our world in the in the Big World he's not he's a star. Floyd Mayweather's could do a rematch and have another big fight bigger than Kukui but for the UFC f*** everyone outside the UFC UFC has millions and millions UFC fan I'm right as your average UFC fighter what if Nate spot of Barboza or khabib and beat them think I'll bake that Nate fight would be with Connor then that's a big if toe the Promenade is Nate Ariel helwani or you these are hardcore people in order to make money you have to get those people and then you got to get the people who know it peripherally that Nate Diaz next fight is Tony though do you think that Paulie malignaggi vs Conor is a big fight in boxing then Nate vs. Conor is an MMA I think whatever Connor does is Big doesn't matter in MMA boxing all those boxing fans play with good he's a big names on Showtime he's not Floyd Mayweather I begged WME behind that with the hype machine boxing we make more money doing that biting poly safer than fighting Nate or fighting funny true but if Connor loses two in a row in boxing that's a severely diminished as a star and MMA MMA and by the way they'll strip him of his belt before we got to strip up ain't doing s*** dangerous fight either fight is a Tony Tony and Nate are more dangerous than fighting poly what is the name Tony and Nate are more dangerous than fighting poly what is a t t a post


    Joe Rogan Rants About Emotional Support Dogs
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    and it's saying is the same way if you got some food on the counter and it's four feet off the ground that's f****** thing you leave the room for one second that food is gone and I was eating and I put some food on his plate and he saw his piece of meat is mouth and I was like hey f***** and I was over there and they had a husky a f****** badass Alaskan Husky and this thing was you know beyond puppy was big and they had meatball Swedish meatballs like for platters of them right out of the oven still f****** hot and they left the room and it came back and gone get all them all the Swedish meatballs. He didn't give a fuk by chance you have a full belly or have a you know or burn your tongue and have a full belly or not no food and is an Irish party this wasn't like there's Swedish meatballs and there is a sausage no Irish this one f****** thing and now it's gone how to sleep in their beds that come with you places they hop in the car and then then there's the assholes that have those emotional support dogs ridiculous part of modern 21st century life that we allowed that stupid s*** I was in a restaurant like a really nice restaurant this lady came in and she's a lady from The Real Housewives who's one of those note the show Desperate Housewives famous dog and and people are looking at it like what it's a dog like a golden lab and a big dog and she brings a dog and it's just sitting there eating and his dogs on the floor where like you might drop a fry or your for can pick it up and wipe it off his dog's assholes just rub it on the ground right there I mean basically this animal Dick is like rubbing on the ground rubbing on things and dirt on its feed it's probably stepping in shed and allergies to dogs to exist without this dog with them 24 hours a day it's an emotional support dog Tasha has one bushy like openly admits it's a loophole I shouldn't bring the dog of where she got a doctor's note so she soft yeah I think it has to be alive Eliza's people here are the dog waits for her to go out and 1/2 sticks of Daphne orange that's running that has literally runs backwards a nice what year are the dog waits for her to go out and then just text Daphne or it's running at literally runs backwards


    Joe Rogan Tells Funny Joey Diaz/Church of What's Happening Now Story
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    yeah I didn't think of it at all that way I saw the podcast adjust fun something to do for a goof and I did it for years like irregularly before I ever one of committing to it but like every few weeks and then Italian Around The Green Room we were doing the green room Joey Diaz would always get mad you waste your f****** time on the internet yeah I was relentless that's like the biggest part of his life I now his podcast is gigantic for him yeah ring the doorbell it's his house was so high I gave me his f****** home address Blakeslee can't handle you can look in his eyes sometimes like I've been on the show before and when someone says something I always feel like we're having a conversation Francis I'm like a what do you mean by that but if you say something like that mean and he was like you mean just seems like people like they are always on their phones while they're on TV or the watch the movie they're talking on the phone to the weather look into their phone is listening to things while they're doing other things are at what I'll get you with you listening to things while you're watching TV what the f*** was playing with your phone do high Joey makes him do everything he does not do that Joey swaps animals on them like we try this it's only 50 mg of a 50 and twist it back up I don't know if it's healthy to be around Joey all the time like that like you can be really danger will also Joey so good to him you know they just have like a very very unique relationship man I mean that that's a that's a goddamn shell that relationship but the worst place in the world is a guy who's against Joey Joey's what the worst I've seen like God Joey have feuded people it is a horrible thing to watch you know because he's so passionate about his friendship with people then when someone turns on him like he's the is as loving and is friendly and as warm as he is like you know how he is like when he sees you at all hugs and calls yet because Greg Fitzsimmons what's going on what you doing dog who loves you like I love Joey like me and he's my family but if you turn on him man it's a f****** harassing him go after people is he found his mom dad when he was 13 he was on acid I mean it's like he was raised by his friends family taser angry right now sorry you're not real women I'm kidding I'm kidding but I couldn't have married one night I respect you and I'll hang out with you I'll let you into my shows but I'm not going to marry you sorry you're not real women I'm kidding I'm kidding but I couldn't have married one night I respect you and I'll hang out with you I'll let you know my shows but I'm not going to marry you


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Hugh Hefner's Death
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    boom and we live let's have a toast to Hugh Hefner yes we lost one of the great dick Slingers of the twentieth century certainly did the last time he literally had a place where God could go to be Leches could just go and you have a mansion where everybody knew there's going to be a bunch of hoes that's why they went they went there on purpose and it was like we're nouturios for hanging around the Mansion for going to all the Mansion parties like went twice I went once for a marijuana policy project thing think that was a company that was putting it together we're hosted something and there's bands and stuff like that was kinda interesting that's fine and then the other time I went was for Fear Factor get something for Fear Factor with the Playboy Playmates need to meet Hugh I never met a man no never met him and he's just I think at by that time he's he's old and I think he just wanted to chill I never went there I tried to get in a girl tried to get me in and I guess they did they Google me to get I just don't have enough credits, I couldn't get in if they have to look you up and she was nice but they said know how long ago was this whatever credits yeah she said something like that but she's trying to be really nice like she was trying to Let Me Down Easy cuz she felt bad cuz we were friends and she wants to go with you just don't qualify to come here and look at these tits you know he's sold the place or it was for sale but one of the caveat to purchase was that he had to live in the building until he died but it was like some Preposterous amount of money like $200 or something crazy is son I think was running the magazine they tried for a while to have no nudity Captain was like the only acceptable pornographer Like Larry Flynt who did a lot for free speed up who did a lot for exposing corrupt politicians but they would show vaginas and assholes and because of that he was always a gross guy what it was like thing you do the most vile political colic you really showed his disdain of those people he was great he's a crazy guy still alive that f***** yeah you know and paralyzed like we back in the day right he's still out there kicking it but like who the hell is buying a hustler by my manager got my today I haven't bought one of many years has an interview for them and that was actually really good interview and they quoted me accurately so I'm in December Tousley which is actually


    Joe Rogan on the Ridiculousness of R. Kelly
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    the rebranded as Chilean sea bass and peddled it as Gourmet fare scam don't you know how many sexual harassment lawsuits I have on my mind sick what is R Kelly have on his mind does he have a lot on his plate 20 million hundred million songs or whatever the f*** those are called concerts at live shows you're right right right Citizens Bank Arena breaking it in it does those every now and then rakes in the cash goes back to a sex slave Den until he falls asleep with your integrity health why are Kelly's ex-wife he agreed to a 50 million dollar settlement with his ex-wife B soulacoaster the Diary of me Diary Diary Diary Of Me don't cover that looks like their cover of the Rosetta Stone real talk it's more common than you would think I think the people have that one I think there's a lot of people that like just how some people are born tall men have joke about this like Western explain to my kids something and I was like you know some people have big ears some people have little ears will some people have brains that are made out of dogshit and you run into some charismatic figure that you you feel I mean that's what a lot of what happened right A lot of people who are


    Joe Rogan - Team Men vs. Team Women
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    I've heard like people particularly like a left-wing leaning feminists or like female Comics who are feminist who I know several of I hated the great response a blanket statement you hate women and don't know you but I do a lot of people on the left who talk about race or sexism in these things I just challenged you to to to just entertain the possibility for like one second entertain the possibility that you're not right about all of this stuff and that the Corral mission is to treat everybody equal to treat everybody equal and not judge them based on their race Comics that will come out and I don't even The Grudge them for this but they'll come out and just hardcore like root for the female comic female voice like super super loud for the check, I would never in a million years go out to a show and be like I'm just rooting for them men today but all I really see is you f****** lecturing People based on race brown pride must just kind of the same thing like you'll your disenfranchised or your module I see you're allowed to stay in a few not you playing that victim card as a woman and you're allowed to say I'm here to support my girl like I was talking about this on stage of the decile bumper sticker on a car it said girls kick ass and I was like some of them are lazy slobs boys kick ass he'll follow that guy and find out where he's been f****** these kids because he persuaded never say boys great women why are you celebrating such a masculine quality like it's kind of like a great basketball players right Nowitzki was an amazing basketball player more like white people kick ass at basketball Steve Carell where he plays all that man who had a basketball there tennis match against Billie Jean King and he was like barely ranked who's terrible tennis player any f*** Billie Jean King up and it was and he was like sort of mocking her the whole way and it was like a real Hallmark. I don't know about that conflated with Renee Richards the guy who used to be a man and then became a transgender woman and starts stomping everybody antennas he's a terrible as a man became a woman is one of the best the world and life what was the skin and he was like particularly gross right and Steve Carell plays am really well in the movie same Steve Carell who played that crazy guy in that wrestling out he did a really great job with that what a baby story what a crazy stores at you nail.com do curls incredible Talent now such a good f****** a funny comedian and that could have a dramatic actress f****** pretty incredible as always you know sing Serena was the best female player female because I think she's the best female player female why not because the men are way better player seems to me to be this thing where I kind of look at obviously like we're Talkin at generalizations here and there are exceptions like a you know what I'm saying like there are like you know Ronda Rousey could beat the s*** out of me and to treat someone based on our group dynamic is is ignorant like to but if you're going to like I do think there are differences between men and women generally speaking and if you believe that it's like if we're going to celebrate women I just think it's kind of odd that we have to celebrate the most masculine achievements of women it's like celebrating them kicking ass there are these things that I feel like women are superior to men and that I'm very impressed by them like I just think. corporations masculine like you think that being involved in any creative Endeavors masculine know I was more Kick-Ass yes but I just think there's something about it it seems to me like the nurturing element of femininity is almost like denigrated and the element is like it is praise you know and that's the real problem is that we lock off as we've been discussing all all day into these camps yeah and we are on Camp white male and we are on Camp blackmail or Camp gay your Camp transgender or Camp woman and we just lock into these ideologies and we hate anybody else different and we have these divisive things that we say like all white men are trash unless proven otherwise you know what that kind of crazy s*** like you're you're setting it up so the guys like sorry sorry it like you come inside set of just being a reasonable normal person but there's not enough reasonable normal people so women are constantly dealing with assholes so they develop these kind of behavior patterns of behavior they think about men as being these intrusive shity people just want to get in your pants really don't care about you and they're manipulative and I just want to f*** you how do you say it divorce and losing all your money because you were too stupid didn't sign a prenuptial agreement she has some kickass at Turney and then you're f***** we all know guys who experienced that before 2 they she lies about you beating the kids and enjoy it full custody the hurricane in Houston kind of put some perspective on that for me where it's like you know it's like you seems like all these people look like antifa vs. Nazis is the state of the country and then you see like this this horrible hurricane happen and just the acts of kindness after when he sees people like like young guys like like these brutal like 20 year olds maybe they were I saw it with took their like they're like motorboats down to Houston and pulling old people out of god dammit it's all right like the country too but that guys are countries that is also as people responding to a very real problem we're really nice people they feel like they have to help each other cuz a real problem you know each other by buildings and cars and there's a weird alienation we have with one another


    Joe Rogan on the Hypocrisy of Bernie Sanders
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    there's no respect for like like what we have how much different how much higher standard of living we lived in the vast you know most humans that are alive today and the vast majority of humans who have ever existed or I mean it's like a Jordan Peterson lecture but she said 1895 the average American lived on a dollar a day adjusted for modern inflation so 1895 you know it's like like Central Asia level poverty in America everyone before that living in backbreaking poverty was like just like that was right and it's like we figured something out in his last less than 200 years we figured something something out the year that you had on your show at Thaddeus Russell did his podcast recently he put it this way already cuz you know when the year 1800 edible thing the 19th century was and how it transforms Humanity because of the Year 1800 Americans are all making their own clothes in the year 1900 Americans are shopping at Macy's in the dude in the next 65 years Avery is going to be abolished in the west and we're going to have an industrial revolution you know it's like magic and no one is even interested in that story like why do we have this much wealth and when you have a guy like Bernie Sanders who harps on and on about income inequality I have a real issue with that because it's one of those blankets statements it sounds really good at a campaign speech but Freedom itself breathes income inequality Freedom means you can do whatever you want you could do very little or you can work like a maniac was going to work like I'm if you're if here's the game okay you are do something for that something you get currency to use that currency to buy things or to make sure you don't have to work again by food and goods and take trips and travel the more you work the more you decide that you want to pursue something the more chances you have to acquire their currency who do it correctly that is income quality due to freedom mean to take away all the other factors that might be you know in play whether it's racial discrimination of sexual discrimination not denying that those things except what I am saying is that the idea that you are going to have income inequality in a capitalist Society where anybody could do whatever they want you know people that is so counter to what we know about human behavior motivations outside of well outside of most people want some sort of reward for what they do and if everybody gets the same amount there's no f****** reward for working extra hard and that's a little like I mean it's not it's not breeds of inequality what was misleading about it is by that people think like the poor get poorer not met his objective objective leave false false it's not think that you know that they make it like the rich get richer and the poor get poorer like I told like you know the saying it's like that you know if you think it through like that can't really continue like that to escape whatever economic situation there in it is possible we have freedom and homeless people cheer live better than than rich people in third world countries are absolutely at least better than average people in third world countries so it's like it's not just that they understand and I didn't like what I said before like if you have any concept of the fact that we're by far the richest free as human beings who have ever existed in recorded human history at least recorded you realize that we have this incredible and then it's like yeah it's like just being like Oh we need all of these policies to like give handouts to poor people it's like well actually let's continue this train of getting richer and richer and richer which is not at all you know like with but people like Bernie Sanders man it's like it's a hustle Bernie's got a hustle going on Sandy University that you was running and she killed the whole f****** school like we haven't seen the first off he made $1000000 off a book on how it's wrong to be a millionaire I mean it's like when you did that I mean I don't disagree with like the thought behind that I think they're all of these things would be better suited involuntary Arrangements than some Force government monopolies but I do agree with you that like to be very affordable or free if possible some very real problems I only do one one one New York New York Jew who's out there I mean I just don't know how you can you can look at the guy who goes in equality and the banking you know cartel but I'm going to vote for the none of the big Banks like to me that's that's insane it would to me it would be if Ron Paul endorsed McCain is a big Bank sort of were on both teams and to take him out of the race with Hill they run the treasury Department in the Federal Reserve like they run the whole system but the fact of Bernie Sanders never had like a fiery speech about what happened at the DNC about how they literally conspired to ruin him and to take him out of the race with Hillary cuz they ate the DNC wanted Hillary to be the candidate


    Joe Rogan - MMA Should Be Bareknuckle
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    bases were born for sure they can take more impact wider face is bigger head thicker next everybody can get knocked out Francis ngannou was like one of the top UFC heavyweight everytime I shake his hand I just go with a difference a lot of body mass behind as well just a massive Advantage there to be no gloves UFC fighter a top UFC fighter play undeniable physical Advantage if you can land that we would get a more accurate representation of what the body can really do instead we're making Fighters get more damaged because you're letting people T up I don't think he's going to take your risks either I think that's unfair to you can really f*** your wrist up and let me really get torn tendons on a bunch of different guys and Boston them up really bad and then before his fight with Sugar Shane Mosley they caught him in the locker room with plaster in the wraps of the gloves somebody caught him and then they start putting two and two together and realizing like when he beat up Miguel when you beat up all these different Fighters it was an unusual beating like he was hitting them and it was just having an inordinate inordinate effect on them figure out why f****** them up and then when you got the Sugar Shane they caught him with the plaster they took it out rear up his hands and Sugar Shane beat the f*** out of them and Sugar Shane knew about it everybody knew about it they were talking about it on the on the broadcast and that they were almost not letting him fight and let him fight with no hands and Sugar Shane just lit up like a Christmas tree there's no way you could ever fight again we want to see you get killed a couple times really badly torn retina to the point where I think they put an artificial retina from one of the beatings he took I think the Sugar Shane it might have been to pack you out might be the Pacquiao beat beat beat up bad was a couple of guys beat the f*** out of them but it's just that guy with putting plaster in gloves open Sport and there's an art catching punches on the gloves and but my thing about anime particulars why is it okay to Elbow someone in the face with your shin it's a razor blade ultimately a baseball bat out of some sort of A and B 1993 so they wanted to make it look like in the beginning the first fights that I saw in 97 when I first started working for the UFC there's a lot of Build-A-Bear knuckle Fighters fought with shoes on they were bare knuckle you allowed to grab people's crotches still you rather grab their clothes are Kelly and yeah we'll different hair for long time but you didn't have to have knuckle padding on your knuckles back then in the people that were super successful realize you can hit people way harder if you have had a new Knuckles it was one of the first 12 things would get cut more which I think you would you get more superficial tissue damage but I think ultimately you get left brain damage I think cuz I think you could still run the risk of getting elbowed and deed and kicked and it's not safe by any stretch of the imagination things people have to know about a concussion crisis Floyd Mayweather I don't think he's showing any songs for now I had your bell rung three times and they sort of know that already has the ability to keep the head from snapping back too much actually happened how good you are at avoiding things and roll like some people get hit impact off so you think whatever made fighters on their sixties and seventies and it's like not looking good they might consider an open gloves me and sport that are also going to weigh in a lot of people out there arguing passionately that I need to talk more injuries to players it really does because think they provide them any different doesn't like if I had to choose between fighting someone with MMA gloves of fighting someone bare-knuckle with like I get hand wraps and then I'll be like yeah right me up the different kind of a bone bone and it's used to touching and pushing against things the real hard to break your elbow from fighting guys have to get yeah I've had friends that have to get surgery with him like floating bone chunks from elbow and people that had the chip off little pieces of your elbow


    Joe Rogan on Lebron James Responding to Donald Trump
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    it's unbelievable how much I thought about this a lot this last year go through the election how much like that football team Dynamic is just the whole thing like it's like human beings love to get into a stadium be like red team blue team identify with one team and lose their freaking mind like literally lose their mind can you see like this Trump and now that he just stepped on me and Jamie were joking around before we started like a it's like he he like threaten nuclear war and insulted Steph Curry in in one thought I have everyone in America is like who reality star and some of the best basketball players that ever lived about the president being a douchebag he's making videos about all these different people like expressing their right to free speech I saw one of the tweets that he he tweeted out at the president where it was like just kind of like a broken English tweet like use the word Ain't Alot in it conversation is at William F Buckley vs Gore Vidal debate new like how f****** retarded documentary don't know that something is called better off with him I've been a UFC event


    Joe Rogan on Anthony Weiner's Jail Sentence
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    you're on a podcast called the Legion of skanks could that be introduced in a presidential debate and then I have to go yes that was my show yes but you would associate with big Jay oakerson 21 months in jail for s****** I believe is a fifteen-year-old well look that guy single-handedly probably changed America I mean I really think yeah I don't think he changed it through dick pics would have changed America in 2017 could have been the president he was he had that politician anything I mean has he when he was like for a young politician on the fast-track Hillary Clinton I mean such a close race that any little thing probably could have made the difference so you can blame any number of factors but I mean the FBI coming out and reopening an investigation on you like less than two weeks before an election that's pretty tough it would be buried after all that lock her up lock her up there's no way you can survive that the FBI is looking into it all the people that don't want to look into it any further than the surface they immediately go we're so it just made the American public think about him again you had shrimp was bringing the women who are accusing Bill Clinton of rape to the debates and I think the average then just kind of went like wait a minute so so your husband is a sexual predator and your best friend her husband is also a sexual predator like who the f*** are these people have conservative America get all the sex stuff comes out like the Bill O'Reilly tapes we was calling up is whoever the girl was and saying crazyshit with a loofah sponge remember all that all the women that accused him of sexual harassment and sexual harassment with other people and other people are sending dick pics she went down first for sexual harassment and then as soon as he was down like a whole bunch of other people start going down and then you really start wondering like oh s*** like was it just like new guys and let no sexually harass anymore what's going on with it where they were the bosses and the women were the underlings and they all felt you know I'm sure there's probably a lot of Dynamics playing there right there our situations a man the guy who's the boss is in position and then there's also women that are attracted to power figures for her and it is also this conservative like really repressed environment which always leads to freak s*** it always does there a bar in the financial district like right after work it's a really crazy scenes these guys feel like they're goddamn Pirates like they're plundering a theory of just acquisition of property his play was through Conquest a hostile takeover must feel incredibly like sacking City it's like being above the system kind of please but this is tapping into same way football tabcin but it's tapping into this ancient reward system for plundering when men get together and they f****** other men and take all their s*** and then wait


    Joe Rogan's Full Commentary on Canelo vs. GGG
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    he did not want all those funny well you know a lot of boxing people won't like I was saying before they want to defend boxing they want you know they want to be on team boxing and honestly I played a part of that a little bit when I had this thing with Lou dibella I got the dumb part I'm a fan of boxing like and I probably know a lot I bet if he and I sat down and we just start talking about classic fights Hagler Hearns you know Sugar Ray Leonard Roberto Duran like it he would realize like really quickly. I'm a legit boxing fan I f****** love boxing play me some cut a lot of weight but I'm get down to 150 to drain them up a little bit and then you know we caught him before he reached the level days at now like when he fought Aamir Khan America you f***** Aamir Khan up dude with a Haymaker override hand and you know when he when he landed that bomb and put Americana sleep you got to go okay this is a guy that's not at the f****** peak of his game so when he fought Mayweather Mayweather Conor Moore over the top when you fight a guy that's a slick and it's talented it's f****** fast and the timing that Mayweather has realize like there's levels to this thing it's believed that he might be slipping slightly and Canelo is coming up in the idea is that Dirigo Golovkin with a fucken LOL up is what a lot of people believe but now canelo's better and Golovkin might have faded a little bit what's the age difference Golovkin is he's older for sure but I think he's 35 see if you can find that young Jamie I want to say is 35 or 36 if unless he's juicing that's the last of the squeeze it yours yeah but I mean when you're around 35 and then decline happens to almost everybody 36 its slip 37 slopes more 3940 very rarely see a forty-year-old Champions on the sauce and dropping them you know I mean he got f***** up by Joe Smith but Joe Smith is a monster 52 or 53 to Norton yeah I feel like either one of these m************ get shocked or black neighborhood anywhere in the world right sure so Canelo Canelo is actually Mexican I just got red f****** hair crazy black holes but then why wouldn't Canelo be considered for sure I mean he's rushing or you know what part of the Soviet Union I mean Genghis Khan I think they said something say number at 5% of all the men in Asia or all the people in Asia have Genghis Khan's genes pieces all over the place. Everybody and killed everyone killed like you know they don't even know how many millions was somewhere between 20 and 70 million people died directly by his hand you know his daughter was named which one Chaka Chaka Khan play some New York being Godfrey Chaser down the street and ran it by me. Glove compartment of the whole population of the world is directly descended from Genghis Khan oh my God what's a strong job that might be a big factor he's used that job before on guys and end shock them out outbox them Lemieux he did that with he came out and started popping with the jab and lot of people didn't expect that he cannot box of s*** out of people and caught them to cut who is Triple G taller see his face is f***** up and it's the first round he's getting lit up with that straight job he's shaking just move his hand slightly that f****** digs in on them it doesn't mean guy man it's a different thing Tommy Hearns when he kept his hand down here in your face if you don't see it as much as quick someone standing right here and you see this and you see that you see the hands a little bit more they're pretty to traditional pattern that you understand what's one of the hands download they start growing their head shift can come wild from all over the place of your cards has Triple G headline only a few it's been mostly like an HBO Fighter beat but because his pay-per-views didn't sell well like one of them Gennady Golovkin we fall but it was like a hundred fifty thousand five it's unfortunate because he's f****** marvelous in there I mean kelbrook Kell Brook's very good and he broke him down like I know he's black guy from England really badass world champion of weight he was world champion I believe it while to Whitney came up I'll look at this I don't like all that wasted energy right there promotion he told me he liked rooster got behind with a lot of different these guys are way more skill and career but I'm seeing Golovkin get the better of these exchanges I had 153 loss and that was a fight with Mayweather and he really didn't get beat up in that fighter just got out boxed is that decision unanimous clear Mayweather just showed him what's up but he didn't knock them out you know what I mean it's like Canelo beat in the f*** out of some really good Fighters he's super dangerous puncher and Golovkin has been away more Wars than come out Canelo has Canelo has figured out a way to avoid I just put it on people just f****** really good man this is for boxing this is like as good as a cat and this fight is going to make him better to Golovkin if Canelo managed to KO him and he's 35 could be the end you know or at least the beginning of the end he's not 25 but tenel almost is and part of the appeal is that he's 30 heading out there something that undefeated fight like those three cheese on his belt that's huge and then your dick like it that the UFC with like with didn't want that lot of people felt felt like they see too much of that on boxer shorts it bothers them I don't even notice it I didn't even help with sales or did you get into your psyche and do you realize it's in there I remember back in the day cigarette companies who sponsor Fighters like boxers have cigarette companies in their shorts forget who did that you know what it might have been Mayorga Buckhead cigarette company sponsored them cigarette company sponsored boxers like they would have like f****** I hate that show Bloom Golovkin with a crisp straight right this is a boxing man it really is you know you got a guy and Golovkin undefeated 35 and no the blast and everybody want that big fight and until nello Alvarez is proud Superstar steps up wants his fight and just who I like another one behind it God damn golovkin's good God damn he's good he landed some shots there man that was an interesting combination the way through the left hook and then threw it again as surprising left hook the second left took a particular he's forcing his kid to box with them I mean to slug with him that's his style of fight Canelo has a really good counter Striker and what here now is Golovkin is just really coming to him and canelo's is like a perfect fight in a lot of ways is like the kind of fight you would hope but this Canelo want to stand there with him and trade punches when he wanted Counter-Strike Butta mean golovkin's going to come towards him so he has his opportunities mean it's it's a brilliant fight like as far as like what you know stylistically perfect has not really a lot though no I don't believe so I've never even seen him like stunned he did have a really good fight in his last fight can you put golovkin's record up so I remember homeboys name he's had a couple of very good fights where you know people are coming to him very you know enthusiastic Sonic Lufkin but Daniel Jacobs this f****** for real white guy black guy and he's super good so it was like it was a big win and you know everybody could tell watching the fight that Jacobs is super legit memory Nuit coming in but so even though you did not come out it's still early still want damn canelo's fierce fierce both guys forgot Dam TNA the other thing you got to think of his age man the reality of age 35 with some Wars behind them vs27 with really know Wars just smashing a lot of people real good trainers been the same trainer since he was a kid what are you showing me Jamie what's going on is that the UFC oh my God you're amazing how come we can't put it on that TV oh who are these guys fighting I just supposed to help but I just can't do it sometimes it's too much time come in The Chopping Block right there just keep him in the chopping block elysiane under Jack battle in the UFC like that I had it man this is crazy this is a f****** War man I mean like we're watching like an all-time classic boxing War right now Eddie Bravo would you be watching this if it wasn't for us yes because he's Mexican stardate there we start about 8:39 he just did that thing by the way dropped his arms a little bit to box them up shook his head soon as they shake their head no but means yes it hurts when you think never will maybe the Noah's I know you didn't knock me down not this time maybe that's what he means maybe it doesn't seem like it most mostly what it seems like that didn't hurt like that ain't shitt you didn't get me no one ever said you didn't knock me down is like five minute rounds in boxing history of the route they just got used to it but one thing though is if you give a short around there is a good argument for short around that argument is guys can go faster and harder in 3 minutes then they can in five who they have to conserve themselves feel like boxing over the last year making a comeback and not really fact there's a rivalry going on between UFC and boxing like what sport is better I think it's bringing more attention a boxing you know by the UFC fan they're paying attention to boxing because there's this debate argument for UFA McMillen auction up it's also a real good place right now there's so many good Fighters these two gentlemen right now become interesting but I think they're doing it right honestly because I think you know you could go hard and fast for 3 minutes and maybe it'll ensure a faster pace for the majority the fight then if you made guys fight 5-minute rounds in boxing it was uncommon for a long time and MMA but it's more common now. good defense are his defense is tight good movement of the body is just like to get to this level so excited this what's exciting about this fight is it to get to this level is so much s*** you got to go through it's so rare that a guy comes out this good you know like there's so few of them that they are are they get two of them finally fighting like this the top pay-per-view boxers right now looking at it right now I'm so used to his last fight he fought and lost to a school teacher you know his time is basically done or close to it and probably in Europe in the UK in America he's a big star with boxing fans butt triple G's a big star with boxing fan canelo's a huge star with actual Mexicans like across the board and maybe you could say that about Anthony Joshua with England I'm not in England could very well being he's a bad motherfuker you got lomachenko if you've got some good Fighters you got Andre Ward is one of the best in the world that UFC light are the boxing light-heavyweight champion was also the u.s. gold medalist in boxing he's a beast I think we got to do is get people to fight if they want not make them wait for it for two years and three years that's easier said than done I'm hardmat glove again the smells weird with your f****** Colones right I don't like I like you natural I like the fruity smelling like that the sweet perfumes the right-hand damn dude the Lufkin forward it on on is Landon some shot medicine because I don't know what turn around it's so hard to recover from that liver shot till you got to keep moving but your diminished given hit in the liver Jim I know you've had a lot of guys leg kick you and choke you there Lohi who's again so back and forth yeah I punch the guy in the liver in the 4th grade than this s*** you got to go to work any techniques on the 4th grade means you were at 9 worst that's one of the worst need to delivers horrifying as a Ronda Rousey was so good at that she would tie girls up in that Judo clinch and then just need a f*** out of their body was ruthless but she was so good at the like upper body control she could tie you up so well from Judo out-of-the-body she would just get ahold of girls and then she started f****** Nuketown needs to the body she did that Sarah McMahon God damn this is good this is really so tense right like anything can happen here Fortune can change the drop of act as fire in a 44-40 944 power punches god dammit the more you know for whatever reason you can break that down psychologically all day you know Matt Serra had a great line that I never forgot he said a long time ago that everybody likes to be the hammer oh yeah but nobody wants to be the nail if you're the nail can you come back biking right now with the girls is at an all-time high and if you ain't top on top of your striking even if you get really good at still Russian Roulette these girls are some of them I even if it was great there's a lot of great strike is out there so what at the end of the day you're going to be forced to win a kickboxing tournament at the very top is going to be very hard she didn't wrestle her whole life she's doing Judo at an olympic-level she has great takedowns she was able to Ragdoll most of her opponents but right now man can be very hard for her to take these girls down right now she's going to be forced to strike so then it becomes you know she can win some she can lose some people did she beat that were Strikers as good as hell none. None of them were as good as her at the only one who's closest cat zingano and she caught cat really really bark at just charged at her and got caught with armbar round like real bad again a charged atom and get ahold of her imagiknit Ronda Rousey decided to on the girls she couldn't throw or take down Plan B is it flying guard pull the car for it she has an amazing God amazing armbar from the guard her plan should have been in my opinion to get the fight to the ground try to be on top try to use your GF that didn't work we have to go to pulling guard with someone like a man you got to pull off a legit shot to get there get a topless let's pay attention to some s*** is happening near glove can crack them we were still going to watch the rockhold fight Yahoo man he's really impressive legit world champion that's why this is so exciting I was thinking on the Rope so much at all this by now because he's been taking it to Canelo and that's his style and when that's what's so interesting about this setup is that everybody knew that canelo's or really good counter-puncher it's scary being timing he just seems a bit too small Canelo I think you're right but I think the money is where he's at you know I mean I think this fight is a big big money fight that I don't know how many good fights are there are for him at 54 what big names are I think he struggles to make that way to who glove again no Canelo I think he struggles even to make 60 and this is that what this is 60 I think 154 is a real struggle for him cuz that's what Mayweather Channel 152 Mayweather so smart like to lose lose a little bit more weight we'll talk a little more weight on weight and the thing about Connor like what it what he did to Conifer smart to which was just make them fight make them work get them get them tired and then start putting it to him to start piling it up wearing them out piling up wearing about you and you song one of if not the best boxer ever and Connor's did catch him with a couple things Hulu that job son Ono HBO pay-per-view went blank. There are they all Panic imagine let's see what you think here I had to 323 Route 3.65 68 but the thing is it looks like a Lufkin is trying to put them away he's not just content to be dumb he's putting massive pressure on him here you know I mean and you saw it Canelo take a big deep breath and as we get into the 8 9 10 11 12 Canal Fades a little he Fades Italy throws hard power shots and I know he keeps working hard on his conditioning and work harder than anybody but it's just that style is exhausting I can hear people talking about his age to say is he does he have any more yet blowing down see matches like this boxing would be huge the thing is genius about Mayweather is Madison never be in one of these yeah he really didn't wait everything more than anybody else what the deal isn't but to 5 something million pay-per-views Royce's but you know when he got the cars he was like way deep in the tap hold that thought he was definitely like a big tax trouble before we got bailed out with a fight in the past you think a rematch I think they rematch in a boxing match and it would also have to have a real training camp oh I don't think so that they can people buy it he might not realize I've been kind of maybe realize you got a specialized well chat where you can't do both especially the difference between Canelo and Floyd Floyd was just a brilliant boxer Canelo them murderous punch her and he'll f*** you up to only that apricot this is genius it's he's got the support of the American people is Love Again versus McGregor fight for him I bring big drama show that's what he calls it dude I mean this is one of those fights were going to be looking back on Sunday look at this is one of those fights that we're going to look back on yeah he's keeping it against the ropes for 80% of the fight it's not just that like it's a pace that he's fighting at he's trying to make him with her he see something you think you see some fetty he sees them try to catch some breaks he still super dangerous but Golovkin catches he seemed Canelo trying to catch his breath and that's what people is an endurance problem and it's not you know it's not a big mystery just kind of Fades a little bit who just got tagged he just got tagged he might get f***** all my God doesn't work hard it's just that his style Sensational shape Charlie his defense is outstandingly who that look how good he ducked under that right hand his defense is amazing it just like he's never been hit like this and not with a guy like Golovkin is just putting it to him he's been hit by a guy like Floyd who just caught him with good clean scoring shots snapped his head back couple of times but nothing like a mule kick you in the face this is a different thing because he's putting himself best and that's a different thing that's a different kind of person would think he's not making the kind of money that these guys are making he's hungry as f*** see that apricot yellow baby and again he's not make it the kind of like Superstar money that he just saw Connor Floyd make the only way that he can make it is to being big drama show and so he's just coming from her death with again for this fire who knows it's probably depending upon the pay-per-view sales like I have no clue he's going to sell I mean he would sell f****** a million pay-per-views fighting an Uber driver and I'm not joking huge guy goes Viva Mexico and the f****** roof almost falls off I'll tell you what man Mexicans and Irish that they make you reconsider the idea Patriot to there a very proud people like when you hear the Irish people that were in town in Vegas with Connors fighting your see that video of Mandalay Bay the whole Mandalay Bay what's the fight wasn't even there the whole Mandalay Bay field I mean to where you couldn't walk with Irish people they're all singing was insane and that wasn't even where the fight was being held at the Garden outside in November it was f****** Uggs with Matt set was freezing outside these Maniacs short sleeve shirts and tank tops and ya didn't we walk to the Garden together. Brendan mischief-maker was there looking that because there were so many people protesting Trump Canelo hit him with something. Jab oh my goodness again fight and is the 10th round kids oh my God this is hardly ever have to hold guess you're right the right to appoint the ref is not setting that much he hasn't had a chance he just no need to This Is War especially to wake a lock in fights that would have paid she puts on you you just don't get a chance to breathe he's just on you like he stays in a phone booth no matter what and there's no brakes he pops a jab you step back you're right back on you look at this is just right back on them constantly have pressure right hand but you got understand how terrifying this is when you're fighting a guy like this that doesn't get tired continues to push on you and like that's why Canelo has to take some breaks each other so good golovkin's pressure and constant forward movement that's a big factor here and he's controlling where this fight takes place to another weapon it's ring generalship he's completely controlling with a fight take place and he's showing much more desire to win he's trying to stop Canelo Canelo trying to catch Golovkin as he's trying to stop and there's two very different things happening here doesn't mean that Canelo can still put the lights out on them but which way more impressive is what golovkin's doing he's just warming a man and could see Canelo I just give out their duties wilting he's getting f***** up he can still come back hard because he's a f****** animal and he's a world champion but the bottom line is he's starting to fade where the 10th round this is getting weird clear that he still got some good head movement I'll tell you that I was nice Cucuy Tony The Savage dude I've ever watched that guy trying for 6 hours straight the only Ferguson his cardio is f****** through the roof the roof is an animal that crazy crazy they say the best thing to do is live up there and the train like down to go down to like sea level are driving our go down to sea-level train there and then go do what everything else up up top cuz your body will adapt because the altitude special you're sleeping up there but you'll have more work output you get more work in with your body I mean it doesn't mean anything Tony's obviously adapted to Big Bear well f*** that's a good fight man such a good fight Kevin Lee Angel Swan was very f****** impressive very impressive that was a incredibly impressive fight and then the other one that was really impressive to me was the Barboza fight is Barbosa's stand-up is top of the food chain Tony was cracking them and then finish them in a crazy bloody darce it wasn't all bloody and everything on that DARS says consider probably top 3 most dangerous Strikers in the UFC everything so fast and so powerful here's the first wheel kick KO in the UFC you know in the Highlight you can see Ari shaffir in the background going like this gets hit and cracked Terry he hit them with this crazy wheel kick is the first wheel kick KO in the UFC and it was a perfect one countries that don't allow me to kick anymore it could be that it's easier for guys to take him down when he kick you have to talk to him I'd like to talk to him. But he didn't use it very much a match hallway but if you go back to like the Uriah Faber fight it was like his biggest weapon yeah ever. But that doesn't take away from the factor in MMA fight right his kicks one of the most deadly weapon weapons in the sport in his prime and he was so f****** good but like everyone it's just like they reached a Time o clock in, the right-hand this is a crazy crazy fight man like you usually don't get these fights 96-95 Golovkin power punches landed wow that's incredible these guys are good left hook to get Amy and Canelo router is absolutely a champion and that's the reason why it keeps firing back they won't Wilt and he keeps using good head movement but it's no doubt about golovkin's putting it on them one more round have you noticed that it's got to be something she was like this has got that moment come to Jesus moment looks so much better at 170 and I saw that the Finish put the smack stop terrible I didn't mean he was a beast at 1:55 me smashing guys invited him over but he got to a point where I really could not make the wait anymore when he was really real bad shape and it 170 I mean he's a f****** animal he kicked me off Maggie's legs out from under him and then he got on top of him and just put this music on them it was just so high-level how did it get him down to kick kick 1 dirham so slick combinations with a left hook the goddamn Golovkin as a chin man and unbelievable chatme took some showers this is how crazy fight holy s*** in the right-hand real Titanic Lynch constant pressure minute 30 to go does he take over does he take over does Canelo have enough to sustain arms down swinging and missing trying to catch some blood in there throwing some punches it just don't have the Steam on him anymore and Golovkin the f****** spider dude he's like a spider trying to suck the blood out of a fly just on you like almost like so Predator like it's constantly looks not bad enough he's not boxing this is not a boxing match she's trying to f*** him up just the Golovkin style that makes him so exciting man that's why Mexican Fighters love him they do right yeah or big Triple G fans his last fight was Muchos Gracias he fights like a world-class top of the food chain Mexican boxer a lot of ways God damn good this is f****** fantastic but he's still hanging in there man that's that world champion heart still swinging any better than this for boxing especially like after the Conor McGregor Floyd Mayweather fight this is a fight like a does that was done yeah this is the real deal I mean obviously Floyd did it how it's supposed to be done but that wasn't Two fighters on the same level as crazy didn't win by some ungodly lopsided Beatdown that he could lose a decision because of corruption he goes cuz that's how boxing rolls and is way more money in Canelo winning so that's sad now that we know that well apparently half-mexican he's a superstar in Mexico so just a superstar The Unofficial scorecard guy had it for Golovkin by several rounds we think it was Golovkin clearly although Canelo fought a great fight have there been bad decision if if Canelo wins have there was the last time there was a decision like that Tim Bradley if I remember correctly oh Jesus oh my goodness is the last round that was Canelo just try to put it to him and gloves like come on come on come on over the top goddamn just War here guess Eddie Bravo for sure glove again for sure doing really good job there always smiling it seems easy to this hard you got to be Frozen and that's why I love it I love the their focus they're focused on not being even remotely normal this I'd like bird the job they're Focus their job is to stand their smile in a some psychotic way if they were a guy crazy would be if you hired guys to stand behind Fighters with giant Smiles on their face and just not especially if they were in their underwear standing there like ripped like holding a Tecate sign with a big giant smile on her face that happens on Santa Monica Boulevard when volume I told you son terrible now he knows he has a scab to draw a box and they made it a draw 2 it's one it's one way of looking at it but like one big shot that's a power punch and another power punch it doesn't do anything they're both power punches you know I'm saying like one shot that really f**** you up and your legs go when you get wobbly that's a power punch and another Power Punch of the shot that lands in the same spot doesn't do anything they're both Power Ranger colors me what I'm saying what is the blue ear mean nine on right side and 95 on his left to 10 landed to 127 a big difference and how many landed to the head is way more good move go right to the Mexican fans f****** smart move we probably can't play this without getting yanked off of YouTube so we're going to go to the park how is the principle that. I didn't think that last fight was that last round was 10-9 Canelo no amazing but not with the organizational it just stinks nailed it can you hear this are you are you guys hearing this what he thought pillows great fight amazing I love it I don't eat I mean I do care but I don't care I do care the think that I thought they going to go off in one but I don't care great fight I like seeing great fight decisions mean less to me as I get older


    Joe Rogan's Full Commentary on Luke Rockhold vs. David Branch
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    despite about to go down hahaha what you think Eddie Bravo initial thoughts I don't know Luke rockhold get the same guy after getting ko'd by Bisping that's a hard one to call been a long time outside the asean Jim Norton what do you think you're the host of UFC uncensored remanded a few times the body already it's a legit kick and he catches you with it way outside and Luke rockhold super hard to take down he trains all the time with Daniel Cormier and Cain Velasquez he's got all the monster wrestlers over there I'll be you number to medoff and you think Brent wants to take him down he might he's got a very good ground games has a spinning side kick KO finish Chris Weidman tried to will kick her many took Wyman to the ground beat the f*** out of me that was the beginning of the end it was crazy cuz up until that was like a really competitive fight branches Cirque doing a good job of a circle into his left a void that left kick he's not gold but he landed right there branches doing a real good job he's putting rockhold and danger and Rockaway take Rocco down that's how you know Rocco's in big trouble God damn this is legit and you just looked over his friend waved and said I'm okay or is Coaches Corner but it didn't look okay he got hit with bombs man you never okay when you get hit with those kind of bombs you might not have gone out but you're not okay to fight highlight it like you. You guys barely know who Mike Perry is right but meanwhile is so invested in that fight chaos right and this fight so f****** chaos in so many different ways 1:18 to 1:10 I'm not going to get a room or a f****** weekend battle a bird's to very nice lady I can't say anything terrible but that's where it is she's always very pleasant as waves it says hello I mean just cuz I don't think I agree with boxing not mad lady point do judges get removed for poor officiating to be quiet cuz that ever happened will back in the old days with the Nevada State athletic commission wasn't being run very well Bob Bennett the guy runs it now as an animal he's he's on the ball he's really good and he's really smart and he's just a really easy guy to talk to you too and you know so most likely he'll probably looking into that that's if they literally just think this guy sucks at making decisions do they ever get kicked out like you've used enough about boxing about I know when there's a bad decision I know names that I keep hearing but it's not like I know what MMA judges score the Nissan start trip Branch down Luke rockhold seldom hear nope Branch still looking away from Shots want two things a branch that was a big factor in this fight has his boxing please get a boy those kicks especially the left one man the left want the big one for rockhold and he'll do it off the switch that's a nice right like thick he'll do it off the switch and he's got a nasty? Kick is? Kick is what he used to crack this thing with cuz he hits you with the body shots like over and over and over again and then get you reaching so he throws one like this to the body and then at the last minute he whips it around over-the-top he's nasty with that really good with that said one of his best techniques that in his left power kick that left power take to the body itches so good he stopped off stuff the little boo but that left body kick as well looks like you were covered with a right hook Rocco does not want to go out like that Bisping fight seeing what you're talking about it so it's just hard to pull off scrambling in MMA and looking for takedowns of stuff with Luke rockhold getting the back in the back strong and branches tired as f*** man Rocco looks like a surgeon here branch is doing a good job of protecting him one thing Brock Lesnar watch out for his legs School what's his motive and put him up against the cage when he's mad yeah just smash them rockhold came on strong president of that round there's nothing more claustrophobic and watching that with some of the most Up Against the Cage like that could be but Johnson fight that is fine the most claustrophobic I've ever been watching this guy took me down in the locker room and he was like gonna punch me in the head but decided not to go cuz it was so easy for me to take me down grab me and I had like I didn't even know if we're fighting I didn't know what was going on like we're looking at each other and he was talking some s*** and I wasn't exactly sure like what we're going to do and then all sudden we were grabbing each other and he's got me in a headlock and threw me on the ground and held me there could easily punch my face in to this day I owe him a debt of gratitude change your life you made me realize like oh my God and then I had a friend my friend Steven Arduino he was a wrestler in high school and I was already doing martial arts then and I just had no idea how easy it was for someone to take me down and we went and it was like I can take you down easy terrible house by one of the worst wrestlers in high school history I got one one takedown I would never take anybody down I was always afraid that I was going to catch any in my teeth so I would just sprawl on dudes it took down over the try to take me down that was my game plan but regular people when I get in a fight I would take them down and I always felt like I was cheating but I didn't care cuz you was Russell do you know what I don't give a f*** in school and I took him down how did it for a while. I thought I didn't think it was real fighting back then good fight is it funny now like a fights were two guys take you to the dance like toilet standard like you would know kids today would ever think that would be cheating like that's how you fight m*********** if someone take someone down like all the s*** ground-and-pound kids know the moves do you alone after you tap and they let alone like you guys agree to fight and then someone Taps and then the guy respects the tap that's good that's what happens I hope it does I hope it happens more often realization lost whale Inn at each other see the thing about rock old is he's so used to this s*** cuz he's in the gym with DC and Cain doing this so like this very few guys they're going to have the kind of clinch game that rockhold's can have and the kind of grappling like grinding skill that rockhold's going to have because he's been doing it with these f****** monster that has passed not good for branch super bad for branch let's see if he gives up his back and try to get out that's that's a super dangerous Don't Panic we'll see if he panics he's got to figure out a way to defend himself it's on top uni just smashes you it's so impressive as DeVito right is top mount know he did it to byodo little Machida covering up a lot of chances here but he's taken a f****** bad beat Bow Wow that's it strikes strikes great fight was great fight dude rockhold's top game might be the best in the f****** division he might be better than Romero he might be better Dave Camarillo how long has he been in a keg boom I got a text message from Vinny shoreman f****** adalaide Byrd again lot of people are aware that Ali Birds does know the best decisions Justin Bieber still trailer trending is he still on top like locally rockhold war on them with that pressure that clinched and that wrestling to I'm telling you man all those years with Kane and DC I mean you don't get any better wrestling than that you don't get any better more Savage big giant dudes than those two think about it olympic-class wrestler and the arguably arguably the greatest UFC heavyweight ever 235 240 you know he'll what he even said he was feeling kind of slim like this time after the fight and we did commentary last weekend and he said he was usually he'd be like 2:35 by now but I was lighter than that I think you like 2:15 or 2:20 or something like that but he'll get up to 2:35 so I can teens 2:40 so in there in the neighborhood of each other like 5 lb difference with a world-class grappling with those two guys have it is going to war constantly 215 above finding training part short hot guys we got right now in my class I think the biggest guy 200 pounds since it is one of the top games you don't see a lot of tap out to distress a lot of people don't do it they don't believe in it lot of people have said like that's a b**** move I don't think it is even even a little bit I think it's a smart move and you're getting hit you getting f***** up and you know you're not going to recover you know and the fights over does no need to take extra shot if you know that you're done just tap but it's seen as a vegetable hotap of strikes against mat when mat bi mat bi the s*** out of them and clipped him with a big right-hander league on top of Bangla and then GSP top strikes and BJ was like I would never tapestry eggs but really maybe some of his career fights he should have you have you know you got nothing left when I get out of what I don't know that's a bad he just overwhelmed Branch branches couldn't keep up that pace you know Luke rockhold's I mean he's a reason why he was a champ he's f****** world class November Madison Square Garden you know Luke rockhold's I mean he's a reason why he was a champ he's f****** world class November Madison Square Garden


    Eddie Bravo's Hilarious Game of Thrones Rant (Spoilers) - Joe Rogan
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    like what I take advice on whether or not an episode of Game of Thrones is Good from three people I thought were Knuckleheads like three judges for TV shows like will the Game of Thrones finale you know I gave it an a 100 now let's go these two judges. We decided it gets a 40 she'll come on remember when I first escaped the white walkers didn't like the water have something to do with it'll pick out a boat and for some reason they can't get in water right that's the thing right if it's their eyes chains around that dragon and dragged it up who went scuba diving in and tied that Dragon up and probably hasn't except that's a very legit but I'm going to wait on the iron Island it's like one of those chains that you would you hold Navy ships to Port you know and then dragging them out watching that Dragon spend a little I can live with the inconsistency of the dead people dragging the dragon of the ice water maybe like in the Lost episodes I'll show how the f*** that hide that Dragon up Mexicans at the wall and they meet in the NFL snow anymore in the Bahamas mountains by Redondo Beach West Hollywood North Hollywood Compton yeah it was stuck in Florida and my partner we came up early so I don't wanna hear that s*** is that really what happened I believe so yeah that's terrible when they show the armies walking through like f****** no-man's-land who's carrying the f****** food and where where's the water at hey bro your f****** my eye on it across deserts in the background mother drags the Superman TV show Jesus like barely dripping Friday riding the Dragon inside of her p**** right there yeah I mean find since you put it down in her p**** just another really bad some people know some of the last episode the dragon I believe it was a virus all right that they kept him out a lot A lot has missed weight several times and I don't know if you got sick while I was cutting waiting for the people around him but it's just you know got a big opportunity to get sick for and it can't happen for sure but I guess they have to do it again what will let one of the judges gave at 1:18 to 1:10 for Canelo for Canelo does it matter if nothing happens to them they just keep right on being f****** horrible that that's terrible it's not good either pissed she's there was one woman who got she got in serious trouble for several really bad decisions and she wanted retiring cuz it was like people threatening her life like there's a bad motherfuker he's scary hits hard see that Jake Ellenberger I don't know what casino owner or whoever is running like the gambling the guy at the top of he wanted to but you said in a different hundreds of them camera down there with that Little Submarine trying to scope it out for awhile you don't like the Titanic Keith Peterson referee with a Little Submarine trying to scope it out for awhile you don't like the Titanic Keith Peterson another excellent referee


    Joe Rogan Reacts to the Canelo vs. GGG Decision
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    it doesn't get any better than this for boxing especially like after the Conor McGregor Floyd Mayweather fight this is a fight like a this house done yeah this is the real deal I mean obviously Floyd did it how it's supposed to be done but that wasn't Two fighters on the same level Golovkin didn't win by some ungodly lopsided Beatdown that he could lose a decision because of corruption he goes cuz that's how boxing rolls and is way more money in Canelo winning so that's sad now that we know that well apparently he's a superstar in Mexico just a super sweet the Raptor The Unofficial scorecard guy had it for Golovkin by several rounds we think it was Golovkin clearly although Canelo fought a great fight have there been bad decision if if Canelo wins have there was the last time there was a decision like that Tim Bradley Manny Pacquiao if I remember correctly Boom Boom o Jesus hello oh my goodness is the last round that was Canelo just try to put it to him and gloves like come on come on come on next time just boom over-the-top goddamn just War here give me a gas Eddie Bravo for sure glove again for sure stand there and smile the doing really good job they're always smiling it seems easy you got to be frozen and they're focused on not being even remotely normal this I'd like the job they're Focus their job is to stand their smile how do you imagine how crazy would be if you hired guys to stand behind Fighters with giant Smiles on their face and just not especially if they were in their underwear standing there like ripped like holding a Tecate sign with a big giant smile on her face that happens on Santa Monica Boulevard one day when it was here the volume let's hear it I told you son boys going to feel terrible now he knows he has asked you to draw definitely mad did he got out box and they made it a draw 2 yeah yeah you looking at numbers wise I mean it's one it's one way of looking at it but like one big shot that's a power punch and another power punch that doesn't do anything to both power punches you know I'm saying like one shot that really f**** you up and your legs go when you get wobbly that's a power punch and another Power Punch of the shot that lands in the same spot doesn't do anything they're both Power Ranger colors me what I'm saying what is the blue ear mean face 109 on his right side and 95 on his left to 10 landed to 127 a big difference and how many landed to the head weigh more good move go right to the Mexican fans f****** smart move we probably can't play this without getting yanked off of YouTube so weird go to buy the way. I didn't think that last fight was Canelo amazing without the organization of it just stinks can you hear this are you are you guys hearing this what what what he thought I don't hear what he's saying he thinks he wanted stupid still those great fight amazing I love it I don't eat I mean I do care but I don't care I do care the think that I thought they're going to go off in one but I don't care great fight I like seeing great fight


    Joe Rogan Says Conor McGregor Will Box Again
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    he was like way deep in the tap know he was definitely like a big tax trouble before we got bailed out with a fight in the past you think a rematch I think that rematch why not in a boxing match and it would also have to have a real training camp Oh I don't think so what's the 10th round got fatigued it did this to emotive people to buy it yeah I mean look how he went the very first fight against the greatest ever and so many dislikes you're right that he wants to fight Conor McGregor Connor maybe realize you got it specialized well chat where you can't do both especially the difference between Canelo and Floyd Floyd was just a brilliant boxer Canelo them murderous punch her until f*** you up promotional difference to it's he's got the support of the American people that's Love Again vs McGregor terrible fight for him those guys are different McGregor take that fight either neither Canelo or Golovkin the good fight for him that's a terrible fight for him those guys are different there this you know like the way these guys fight


    Ari Shaffir GOES OFF On Not Paying The Weigh In Challenge Bet - Joe Rogan
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    when when you can get through it and get through 15 of those in 30 days I think you can f****** get through a lot of s*** that you surprise yourself right and the amount of discipline is Elite on two fronts is great but his real Stakes police at 1 ball game do his duty how many people I know some people shame you like to to me it was 150 I know what we don't know that we had a bet going and someone get a Jew would you feel like about yourself would you be like did I have a seizure like what was that wrong I'll be like I drink too much I'm super fat my story tonight


    Joe Rogan Discusses Hurricane Irma
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    so check this out hurricane Irma holds about twice the destructive energy of all bombs used in the second world war 7 trillion watts of power in it right now so why can't we get like some kind of windmill up there I can't collect it you would have to have a big one and then it will become the biggest weapon ever about you how about you by a giant wooden windmill thing and put it up there and make all the power play some friends that are in Florida right now and not the unforeseen problem that being out here and not knowing what why and what people are doing their house have an uncle in Orlando he's telling me he's not leaving right now because the roads are gridlocked and the highway there's nowhere to go my friends who left Tampa yesterday got up at like 9 in the morning packed all the s*** up and all right let's go where we going to go they were like let's take side roads going to be busy everywhere so they did for awhile 3-4 hours of side roads and then eventually you're going to run out of gas you got to go get gas first place they stop no gas they're all out so they continue to fill up but now it's again like hopefully we can live off of this tank of gas for the next 10 foot storm surge compared to the last hurricane is going to stall over Florida it's going to keep on going and losing energy that hire gets but Orlando should be might get really f***** it you know that's Disney World this week so low that 90% of this island Barbuda is gone is gone. how wide is Florida Florida's at 4 into miles across a giant eraser hitches rolls up Florida and they're still not sure I could turn you know they stay and they live in the desert storm miraculously turns like I f****** knew it no you didn't stupid you didn't know it you're no better than people to get killed by it you got lucky you know that that's a lot of people in Houston that's how they feel they make it a party that you like they have hurricane parties and this one really caught him off guard did you know that drunk that's the problem they're f****** party and it was in the Kid Rock Run top of the room to make an out there we don't care we'll stay up there we got a boat we're going to be fine we'll catch fish there's an episode I wouldn't have been any help if that they had committed that like off all replace maybe, but I think the amount of water they were dealing with it just so unprecedented they show the difference between Hurricane Katrina and hurricane Harvey like the sheer amount of volume of water it's insane like this was such a big big hurricane that's just wish there was a definitive answer as to if all this is a direct result like human behavior industry car exhaust I wish there was a definite result we could see it like yeah here's the number that you can show me show me hear that concrete and it's just dissipating almost instantaneously into the concrete it's super weird I wonder if it has like a basement and what it does is a goats through like kind of like a concrete filtered and goes underneath so the actual water is just like underneath in the basement just some insane amount of water yeah that it shows what it is Jamie like some sort of filtration system so it allows the water to go through it the nurse is going to start rolling like a Katamari 10 strongest they can get no thing is stronger than that flew through it somehow I got out of the hurricane how fast is 187 miles an hour right right when you see it on the ground you know one of the overhead maps and you realize how big it is blow ha following falling on a hurricane flew through the hurricane oh my God that is insane this is the airport has a climate sju and they're doing so between the outer band of Irma in the core of the storm they went between the bands oh my God and it through those bands and tell him like where the storm is had portable dopplers here now in Los Angeles to the accurate now that you can just see your street level of like if there is a cloud and above you that what do this while looks terrifying Delta maintains that their pilots had everything under control arm meteorology team is the best in the business Eric Snell vice president for Delta operations and Customer Center told the Washington Post dl302 departed San Juan with 173 passengers onboard according to Delta Jesus Christ APR for them yeah that's where it's being on the airplane probably the worst flight you'll ever have any early to take a hard look at the weather data and the track of the storm and work with the flight crew and dispatcher to agree it was safe to operate the flight to do if you're about to get on that plane and they're telling you what they're going to do I assume that you guys turn this thing into some sort of a hurricane shelter have you been to the airport in Puerto Rico no I haven't been on one but I was at a one on the other side of the island can be right next to that and go Lord of looking out for us like okay you sure are you sure you just didn't get lucky like we're dealing with impossible forces like a hurricane the size of Ohio is it impossible for us like that I don't think we really understand what the f*** that means I think this one was think there was someone says a trillion billion dollars like yeah that's a lot you don't really think about it you know you don't really really understand what that means because too much the size of universe too much the power that that thing has its is too much doesn't make sense you have to see it you have to be there do you see the video I don't know if it's real either but the video of a I don't know if it was today's hurricane his guys trying to hold his truck like a like a pickup truck trying to hold it so it doesn't tip over and the winds were so strong truck is about to flip and you think you can stop it with your hands do you watch too many movies motherfuker and I can pick up a truck can you pick up a truck no then get the f*** out of there but YouTube what is it LOL you can't get out from too much weight your dad f*** it says fast once I get me like that guy probably thought this was a 2000 I'm worried about earthquakes I'm worried about asteroids I'm worried about super volcanoes


    Joe Rogan on Ronda Rousey Not Coming Back to the UFC
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    that's one of the worst need to delivers horrifying as Ronda Rousey was so good at that she would tie girls up in that Judo clinch and then just need a f*** out of their body was ruthless because she was so good at the like upper body control she could tie you up so well from Judo out-of-the-body she would just get ahold of girls and then she started f****** nuketown with needs to the body she did that Sara McMann God damn this is good yeah this is really so tense right like anything can happen here Fortune can change the drop of act as fire in 44 power punches god dammit you know for whatever reason you can break that down psychologically all day you know Matt Serra had a great line that I never forgot he said a long time ago that everybody likes to be the hammer oh yeah but nobody wants to be the nail if you're the nail can you come back and there's always going to be now with the girls is at an all-time high and if you ain't top on top of your striking unit to get really good at still Russian Roulette these girls are somebody's ass I even if it was great there's a lot of great Strikers out there so what at the end of the day you going to be forced to win a kickboxing tournament at the very top is going to be very hard she didn't trust her whole life she's doing Judo at Olympic level she has great takedown she was able to Ragdoll most of her opponents but right now man can be very hard for her to take these girls down right now she's going to be forced to strike so then it becomes you know she could win some she can lose some how many people did she beat that were Strikers as good as Holly Holm none. None of them were as good as her at the only one who's closest cat zingano and she caught cat really really charged at her and got caught with an armbar around like real bad just like I didn't want to go through that again Iran get ahold of her imagiknit Ronda Rousey decided to on the girls she couldn't throw or takedown Plan B is it flying guard pull she had the car for it she has an amazing God amazing armbar from the guard her plan should have been in my opinion to get the fight to the ground try to be on top try to use your GF that didn't work we have to go to pulling guard Amanda's got some you got to pull off a legit shot to get them to react to get them ass pron that's when you pull guard when you're under him and they sprawled technique and and his opponent wouldn't get on top of this list


    Joe Rogan on Luke Rockhold vs. David Branch
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    and then you also have what you think about David Branch vs. Luke rockhold tomorrow soompi I haven't seen it myself people like hey have you seen rockwool at Wayne's doesn't look the same. Lincoln Goodwin twins they had Wayne's out yesterday oh yesterday rockhold from today's win the best middleweight in the world He Ain't Got That Rock and knocked him out there's nothing wrong with rockhold he looks fine the thinnest I've ever seen him talk to each other rockhold should just hear what it was Champion Luke rockhold vs the ninth-ranked David putting do you break me up you going to break me honey cuz I mean swing down for what branch has a tough customer and he's a former world champion World Series of fighting at light-heavyweight middleweight but if you're not in the UFC I don't give a fuk not fighting the same guys Luke rockhold fight running UFC before World Series not good Angels World Series of fighting does work or Gerald Harris kayot him with a slam in his first fight in Pickering slam talking about WNBA compared to NBA I just think he's very talented enough rockhold doesn't take him seriously the same way didn't take this thing seriously he get f***** up 100%. There's a lot of pressure on Rockwell because he's been gone for a while you know he gets f***** up submitting an underrated with his composition top games on you it really doesn't f****** and get clipped again but I want to see what happens when a guy like rockhold who has a lot to lose but not a lot to gain fights a guy like Branch who has the golden opportunity in front of them I mean Branch can beat rockhold just gigantic has he is he in that kind of shape is he at world-class level Rumble in the World Series but also with Branch it's like are you going to take the f****** governor off and go after it cuz it's his last night maybe it's just a dance partner even the World Series finding something working guys so it's like in the UFC he's never been that you know the guy everyone is afraid of he's mine that makes sense so it's a big opportunity for branch you know how old is branch ripsaw alright let's see it. Everybody remembers Bisping clipping them knocking them out and talking mad s*** to him inside the cage after he knocked him out is this fight tonight or Saturday night tomorrow night is it for sure tomorrow night or two in a fight companion but you're not going to be here Mister like Hennessy I got a little bit of crazy little bit not f****** lights


    Joe Rogan's Final Thoughts on GGG vs. Canelo
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    soap for we in this Canelo or Gennady Golovkin fight will you lady at Mexican Guadalajara I'm rooting for Canelo tell you this he's flexing kids on the scale they just like what's up the man he punched him and he kicked them that's so f***** up and it's up to bad luck what's so stupid that they let that little kid be there when he punched in the face I'm sorry lady at Starbucks says she was put into a ride shots she's f****** right now you can add extra voucher he can throw that caveman Nitro down like its water hold the music please you say to Triple G out boxes and we won't get the decision nope boxing for you I think you would cuz I think it's the rematch so you really think that have Triple G puts on a show and out boxes Canelo is that he might not have the endurance for a prolong firefight and using Triple G does cuz he got against Jacobs my DVR says deleting some boxing match that goes Ted Nugent Spirit of the Wild wish Terence Crawford vs a little bigger I know 45 now we go up to 47 he was fight Pacquiao fights Anthony Joshua he's fighting and then you have yes wild I think it's a bad idea with the winners of each of those will fight it's good time for boxing but tomorrow's the big one tomorrow is a big one tomorrow is like really can't wait shows who the Superstar boxing lomachenko I ever not being challenged does being a guy have to fight Canelo and Triple G fight that everybody want to see for a while and I can't get a trillion LOL up who knows who knows how it plays out I can't wait till ya I wonder I'm really wonder what's going to happen I'm super fascinated me to


    Joe Rogan on the Jemele Hill Controversy
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    how about Donald Trump going hard at ESPN yet but he's wrong he's leaving know their ratings are up like that's so crazy got so much talent but that was it. What's your name Jemele Jemele Hill came out was like on her granted she is employed the ESPN put on her personal Source me on Twitter she was saying he's erase stuff like on their Network being all political and talking about s*** like that on their social media and do they have rules about that because some companies do have rules about that what do you agree with those rules are not some companies do have rules on what you can and can't say on social media but here's the thing that I found fascinating about her ESPN a very specific person not ESPN you know telling lies should apologize whatever the f*** you wrote didn't call her I'll even call her out I think she would like Cameron looks like Kirk Cameron about Anthony Bourdain Anthony Bourdain was caught by TMZ of the airport okay very quick sort of silly interview they asked him a question if you had to cook for Kim Jeong hoon and Donald Trump what would you serve Migos Hemlock and he walks away it's a joke so funny saying that he would poison Trump if he had you no good luck the secret service is going to contact you and so I is f****** Twitter page man and it's crazy all these f****** psychos are telling the Secret Service Station investigated saying when are you going to people man reduce effects you like not at all you really think that Anthony Bourdain wants to f****** poison Donald Trump and they should have joint jobs Amazing by the way she's a raise. these people fired I think they get together nothing of the power to affect a person's life we know threatening the life of POTUS I kept saying terrible jobs


    Joe Rogan on Jon Jones B Sample Testing Positive for Turinabol
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    hilarious everybody is on steroids last night yes it's all about doping and this guy who is helping the Russian team of Russian athletes are on performance-enhancing drugs that's my thing with this whole Jon Jones stuff like I go back and forth I'm a quote our friend Eddie Bravo when you look into it when you look into it that trenabol like pronoun and he's tested twice for positive and a third time he's waiting to see if he gets banned for life does three strikes you're out in baseball fan for life and they're saying the how many died in baseball test hot for the Toronto ball they saying GNC there 47 products at GNC that this can show up as I know so I saw that my cock f*** like why would he ever just take something off the shelf at GNC we're not giving the guy Kudos cuz he's a smart-ass tool in the shed kill the smart to buy smoke a little weed you don't get a Hellcat spec suspect I see that and I see how big of an issue it is in baseball in minor league baseball you Sada in the commission might be like 5 look at all these guys men we got real issue here maybe did f****** so that I think there's no way they can for years but I have to realize that I haven't heard of anybody else out of one of the major camps other guys in test hot for the same stuff unless he's getting it straight from the powerlifter guys NFL Brothers no venison beef yeah but didn't say what he was flagged for my favorite part however he was still giving a maximum punishment by Utada be listed numerous potential sources for the positive test including eating kangaroo meat while in Australia you sounds like what it's like how much does it help how much what you think about like what these guys are doing it mean definitely steroids help right to steroids make you a better athlete they allow you to recover 10% better it's hard to tell though because could John beat Daniel Cormier without that small dosage of trenabol The Talented does he need to do it you know that's why when you look at the evidence in this small amount of trenabol you see all the other guys tetrapods for it how much would this really help when he risked all this to take something piss hot and it's really not helping that much and then went where do we stop so right now we want to and listen I've been the f****** poster boy of making fun of John on the stuff but in all seriousness weird weed say alright most guys doing it cuz that Doris is Thomas talking about it right I think I did this survey of athletes including fires that we're going overseas and competing and they they ask them at as at a kind of under-the-radar how many guys are doing performance-enhancing drug is it alarming number like 78% and that's people you know I bet it would be a little higher than that yeah I'd like you don't think so we're going to tarnish John's name and he's not the greatest of all-time looks like okay but then you'll pay to watch over and fight you pay to watch Vitor Belfort fight you know like we don't know exactly who's doing what becomes a champ I guarantee you if you piss is hot as a champ people turned on him to get it but he's he's tested for way worse things than John has in Spain I mean the same s*** we met when he was a game that's more than testosterone tested positive shot was not like the whole deal I believe it's for that and if you had an exemption that means his levels were on that beat doorbell for Nate Marquardt s*** where they test you like holy f*** man


    Tom Papa on the Time He Met Madonna - Joe Rogan
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    when are we going to Musso & Franks talking about what you keep doing that we should do that before set at the store one I don't have to do anything I just go there that's smart I like a nice suit you just look good do you wear a pocket square always look good and the whole building was like Electric energy like you could feel energy in the building is McDonald's walking into car Madonna so I came before the show I'm going to be too freaked out so I just walked into the dressing room and I'm like I'm a Don I'm Tom she's like nice to see you this is got to go and she took podcast about the importance of the suit and had a hilarious are you making delicious bread did Ricky Gervais laugh hard at everything I am did Ricky Gervais laugh hard at everything this is move


    Joe Rogan on a Boxer Going To MMA "It'll Happen Eventually"
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    I want to see a boxer go to the UFC and see how is way past his Prime and I think James just took a Payday if I had to guess you know and Randy just hit him with a low ankle pick took them down thing maybe hit a low single I forget what it was but he went way low but either way there's not a chance in hell the James Toney was ever going to stop Randy Couture from taking them down it's just not going to happen absolutely perfect coming in for the very first punch and if you didn't Randy's can just molest him to have his way with them excited by GSP Woodley's had to fight in a row or people like we're Boo and three really cuz it to flights of Wonder Boy there were like chess matches and then one fight with Damien which is also like it's not the most exciting fight but I think him vs. GSP would be a very exciting fight I think that's the real fight cuz that's gsp's real weight class to you know I'm interested in that but I'm interested in the fight too cuz I think it's a tough fight it's a tough fight for GSP Bisping is a handful is a big fella to fight a 205 in The Ultimate Fighter fighting 185 in the UFC he's way bigger than George and he's gotten f****** Topman he's real good legitimately real good and George has been out for a long time at what you been doing any training he is definitely stay in shape you did a lot of gymnastics did a lot of exercise yeah he made a s*** ton of money when he was fighting and we had a contract with Nike and he had some he had was it Nike or was it I think you had something we don't have something with Gatorade but I want to see Georgia Under Armour he's got something with Under Armour Johnny and Gyro in Canada giant right so I think for a while he just recovering and all those Wars all those years of getting bras and finally got to a point where to buy start feeling real good again he's like f*** it get back in there


    Joe Rogan on Hype for GGG vs. Canelo after Mayweather vs. McGregor "It's Good For Everybody"
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    but he beat Conor McGregor in a way that you would expect a real specialist beat some of his pretty good at it he was masterful fuckingawesome to watch and would Connor said afterwards hilarious to I turned him into a Mexican he fought like a Mexican cuz that's what people love about Mexican Fighters at Mexican Fighters are known for coming straight at you like Mexican Fighters are dancers they're not dancing around and you know we'll do an ollie shop all day like Julio Cesar Chavez moving forward they're moving forward Mexican boxers with some of the proudest most rugged Warriors ever that's how Floyd fought thought you really did fight like a super technical aggressive brawling styling Tire Connor out that beat his ass beautiful man beautiful for boxing beautiful for for the overall art of fighting because it is we need to see these things I think this thing that we're all dissipating and eat fans of of MMA practitioners of MMA this thing that were all participating in is trying to figure out what style is the very best style for fighting. And then we found along the way that it varies it varies on the individual Styles make fights and then sometimes one guy can beat another guy but that guy can beat someone who could beat him and it gets really weird like MMA math predictors of but we're finding out what what's f****** real like when you got all the belief in yourself in the world when you got knocked out power would you really believe you could be the greatest boxer of all time what happens okay that's good it's good to learn is going to learn even though he landed a few shots makes it a real interesting contest good to learn that the best Specialist of all time is that for a reason this isn't b******* is Floyd Mayweather he's 49 and no now he's 50 you know when that's good for Combat Sports good for everybody that's what's so stupid about this whole boxing vs MMA fued it's so dumb cuz everybody excited about fights and this inter competition thing between an MMA fighter come over to boxing that's even more fun because then it gets like everything excited on both sides and I think it's got a lot of people super excited about Canelo Alvarez and Triple G which is next weekend people are super pumped up about that fight particularly because which is Conor Floyd Mayweather fight Floyd Mayweather has his way with Connor just puts on a display and now we're going to get to see instead of the master versus a guy who really wasn't on his level now I'm going to get to say to guys in their Prime at the top of the food chain to the top three top for pound-for-pound fighters in the world and they're going to go out it so it's good for everybody they just don't need these guys are so old school I don't know that it's changed the whole community and that instead of like having some stupid rivalry with this other like sport MMA set of having that accept each other except each other and and talk highly of the best examples in both Sports and everybody will be fine mean that's who you're seen with the Conor McGregor Floyd Mayweather fight as we going to see the Triple G Canelo Alvarez fight you don't have to be one or the other and did the boxing people don't have to not like MMA I love box and I work in MMA I love box I watch all the big fight I'm always gonna fascinating so awesome it's nice to know who the real Specialists are you know when it comes to that I love kickboxing big fan of that to I like to know I love you too I want to know how good the bad guys what would happen the best guy in the UFC fought the best guy in Jiu-Jitsu in a straight-up Jiu-Jitsu match it only comes to that I love kickboxing big fan of that to I like to know I love you too I want no one know what I'll go to the best guys what would happen the best guy in the UFC fought the best guy in Jiu-Jitsu in a straight-up Jiu-Jitsu match I want to see you know those are those things are interesting


    Joe Rogan on PED Expert Discussing the Jon Jones Situation
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    has there been any news updates on the Jon Jones situation is like nothing that's so disappointing so makes me sad that iban insights on this one read along the whole time I just remember the fda.gov had like you knows breakdowns of certain like Rhino dick pills at gas stations and let him hadn't steroid type things in them to do with that they said the new thing that he tested positive for is a steroid that the only test for in urine and coding Chael Sonnen it's like a very it's not a very common steroid it's actually kind of old-school take something nice to a long time ago so he gets his thought was that if somebody is getting him to do that. If that's not tainted supplement someone's getting him to do that that person knows that s*** like that's that's some sneaky steroids now combined with other things since so unfortunate man I lived I don't know if it's true right what's he saying is he saying no one saying anything official statement I don't think like cuz I think they're trying to test other stamp other samples they tested a blood sample and then they released the results of the butt butts and they always do a blood in the urine the blood sample was negative but the blood sample didn't test for that stuff so I don't you know you could speculate all day long I'm sure as a fax come in we'll get it standing of it but it would be the most disappointing thing ever if someone spiked his s*** it almost be less disappointing if he took something and got caught that it would be if somebody tainted him that's why I'm saying it like he knows his past it just seems ridiculous to think that he would even try even if it's old school or such a barely right why would he even respect people who are cage fighters especially like elite-level like a guy like Jon Jones he's that guy has like probably up belief in himself that you and I will never understand and completely impulsive and liked what he decides he's wise of wild motherfuker good cuz he's smart and he's wild but he'll tease like legitimately wild wild chances like I was talked about like when he fought Shogun Kyle for the title he opened up the fight with a flying me those the first thing you did fighting a legend finding a UFC light heavyweight champion I mean he's she was crazy talented and still it's right he's only Thirty but he's a wild man and wild men sometimes do s*** that they don't even know why they why they're doing it to just doing it you know if you're a guy that's that powerful as a guy like Jon Jones like controlling him good luck good luck telling them you can't go out good luck tell him what he's got to do you know it's one of the things about him in the past that he hasn't rained hard for fight and they will way harder fight than they should have been probably because you really wasn't in shape and everyone around him kind of knew it but it was he was that good that we could fight world class title Challengers and beat them in 5 round fight without really training but that's how God damn good. the fuk happened I hope he didn't do something but then again that means that one of two things happen either e-tickets painted supplement which is after while almost comes becomes a joke people keep saying that they stop taking supplements or even worse is someone spiked them seem like I serious intentions or someone's around someone is resentful and you're in some sort of prophyte camp and someone just decides f*** this guy and just dump some stuff on your chicken steroid cream in your hand cream probably, I don't know cuz it's really like well if you don't I don't know like what kind of time. They tested him in and I don't know what kind of Half-Life this stuff has his apparently Chael Sonnen was telling Brendan Schaub that it gets out of your system quite quick and that's one of the things that guys like about apparently that you could do it and gets out of your system really quick you have to find out like how much time do they usually have in between visits by and what are the odds that going to get busted like how much how many times during camper they're willing to roll the dice see if they have a 24 48-hour acting steroid how many times can you roll the dice usada visited you three times 30 hours you know if they come 40 hours European no USANA the next day you saw you start thinking 52 hours I'll be gone and you give them that pissed just wondering whether it's in there constantly trying to mask steroids it's one of the reasons why they're illegal Angel Heredia Heredia Hernandez but Angel Heredia is not the same guy that used to train Manny Pacquiao or no goddamn wrong different particular metabolites one of those can last up to 7 weeks and then skip down here he says that one of those metabolites can look like the same structure as it's random ball it doesn't mean that it's not true and whatever but it could be from a bad supplement that he took during a training. That lasted in the system and ended up looking like it interesting but that's if he would have been using way before then he eventually would have been positive on the 21-day testing before the fight but he was negative then he came out positive frankly the testing itself it lacks play for a lot of reasons we could go on and on but and I could be very specific in terms of chemistry but I don't want to mislead the people that listen it's just the fact that they are detecting six different metabolites in one of them stays there longer than 7 weeks but most intriguing Parts at some of those metabolites are not really confirmed that they are actually coming from that how do you say that two rentable threat of all turinabol structure all right but you who's doing this they know what the f*** they're doing and they're not they're not going to come out with a result unless they're super super sure that that's what they're tested positive for I don't know if this guy is right when it comes to like handling these situations with these athletes they're catching people and the people they're catching were using there's you know what the way they're doing it is very thorough the way they're handling it is very thorough and there hasn't been anybody with a credible story that came for that didn't have something in their system that they weren't supposed to have an assistant we haven't had a case that yet as far as I know I think almost all cases have been either 10 tainted supplements or someone getting caught with her is taking it erratic or someone getting caught taking a steroid there's a lot going on like that and he's got you know they have a team of people that are just constantly checking people that might be cheating where there's smoke there's fire how many fighters never have a steroid do you know and you know there's a few you know BJ Penn I'm sure there's you know I used to think it would be John Fitch within John Fitch tested pause he was but he was getting older and who's fighting in the world series of fighting was in the UFC anymore and he might have been dealing with some serious injuries need to pay his bills for fighting like I don't begrudge anybody did not even the UFC and the testing that they doing a lot of these organizations is like there's a lot of organizations that have guys that are pretty much open the using and what they do is they have these guys fighting like Indian reservations or fighting weird the states doesn't really hear the rules or doesn't have to and doesn't does not restrict but what of the Indian Reservation thing Native American reservations they do whatever they want Matt their country inside our country but you Sada it look up your ass man they look up your ass they come get you they come get you and it'll wake you up hey man hey how you doing hey we are going to look at your watch piss come out of your dick then go back to sleep so it's no joke and to see a guy like John would just spectacular just spectacular comeback fight you know I mean like a phoenix he Rises From the Ashes he gave this really classy post-fight speech he won by just overwhelming Devastation I mean it was a beautiful combination with the left high kick in a series of shots Daniel goes Play Just beats on Consciousness spectacular performance and then to find out that it's painted by some f****** grossed steroid they were still sneaking in or again the other one which is almost equally gross that somebody gave it to him gave him some hay man have some Gatorade champ you know hey champ I got your back is going to the Jim's light you go to a lot of time if you're not fighting John he's a great guy and he's a great guy and people love them I think that we don't know you know just makes me sad it makes me sad but one day you know when they'll do have it eradicated but by then I think there's going to be some new methods I think they're going to have genetic methods that's the next one I think that we don't know you know just makes me sad it makes me sad but one day you know when they'll have it eradicated but by then I think there's going to be some new methods I think I'm going to have genetic methods that's the next one


    Joe Rogan - Google's Gender Pay Gap
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    so where do you go from here besides suing the f*** out of Google Google just give him some money so do you want to go through with a lawsuit like what they can do with a settlement would you just take it shut your mouth somehow for them to address it. We disagree with the rulings and we still support gender equality and rambamboo I think part of it is that there's currently an asymmetry so maybe Google is acting in their best interests to act the way they are because they think that the others all these activists that are trying to attack Google that only if they don't fit this turn party light and like they just are looking for anything and if we say that you know if there's only incentive coming from one side then they're only going to push farther and farther to that side and this gender pay disparity is just involving similar jobs yet so they claim that it's the same job all the at least when Google was doing their own internal analysis which they've been doing for years they show that there's no disparity control4 prepare for performance and it's really unclear but you control prefer performance performance tends to favor males maybe if that's what they're showing that there is sounds are gender disparity if you just look at aggregate 1 and 100 million chance alleged gender pay Gap at Google is random says class action lawyer oh Jesus was written by a check fake news employed at Google for possible inclusion in a planned class action lawsuit first of all people here that know like Google says right I mean that's just your playing on human instincts when you seek out people that may have been employed for a possible inclusion in a class action lawsuit that's not saying that they weren't wrong cuz I don't obviously I don't know several doesn't matter of weeks that's a pretty high level of dissatisfaction says James Feinberg no it's not it's not a high level of satisfaction how many people have been employed at Google that are no longer employed it's probably tens of thousands right there's 70,000 people working there that's a pretty high level of dissatisfaction when several dozen let's say three dozen Let's Go Crazy let's say it's 40 people let's get nuts that's f****** nobody man that doesn't that you mean they might not even make sense that might not be a case for 4 people for that's not a lot you f*** the class-action I mean that's just an ambulance Chaser Chaser I mean I'm not saying he's wrong I'm not saying there's not sexual discrimination but I'm saying like this is sneaky as f*** for people for people how an individual would know whether or not they are paid differently just based on their sex right because there's a very able to play so you really have to look at the system at as a whole are definitely some men that are paid less than the women to do you have to figure out some or if men are being paid more troll for performance what is it that's causing two men to be paid more why they perform in bed early cuz of the environment they for more comfortable is it lack of depression that the women experience like so I guess when you look at the Nationwide gender gap in Pay where are you know even Obama aside $0.77 for dollars to little yeah talk to a completely different jobs different choices for people don't know okay let's just break that down real quick this this thing cuz people repeat it Ad nauseam and it's just not true the gender pay gap of $0.77 to a dollar that email makes is based on the choices that people make as far as like what they do for a living it's based on the amount of hours that they work men tend to work longer hours women tend is supposed to get pregnant all those things are factored in that's where you get 77% on average for the dollar that the mail next what it implies and this is where is disingenuous is it two people working side-by-side doing the same job in the males getting $77 for the woman 77 Cent that's not what the gender pay Gap actually means if Google is Ox if someone is saying if there's a lawsuit that saying that a man and a woman are doing the exact same job with the exact same performance and the woman is only getting $0.77 dollar Danielle real issue that has different hours worked and it doesn't even have to be that the other work twice as many or 30% more it's sometimes if you just work near 44 hours a week vs 34 hours or something then there's a huge pay disparity Ashley a Google there was so much time I was just replying to email and doing some bass level stop going to meetings and then you only had a little bit that was actually creative and providing value to the company really I know we see this a lot in Silicon Valley where there is a lot of people right out of college and they're willing to work a ton of time specially now you can essentially leave at Google so there's a lot of showers there's a gym that meds there is not pods college and they're willing to work a ton of time specially now you can essentially leave at Google so there's a lot


    Joe Rogan on YouTube Censorship, Google Having a Black list
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    of why we behave the way we do why we have the problems we have if someone controls access information and they want a certain area to be told then it'll really color what people see and that's what's scary and yeah we see this a lot in YouTube censoring and removing videos it's really scary it's quite fascinating to watch it all play out and have them do it like right in front of him but his face never goes what are you doing like you are. You're changing narratives your information and they feel like they are right there doing the right thing they're promoting diversity they're promoting liberal value Progressive ideas and I think you're doing the right thing I don't necessarily think they're right though you're up for Google right now with what they've done to you I mean I'm sure there's been I mean I'm sure they're doubling down because they don't want to admit their f***** up if they admit their f***** up everybody across-the-board losses that year-end bonus becomes a real issue right long term over the long run maybe they did have definitely taken a hit and if someone that forces them to sit down I would love to sit down with the guy who said that you promote harmful gender stereotypes and go let's go with this thing you tell me what's wrong found it is no way around it if you're just active if you're actually going off of what you wrote to somehow or another is very not just dangerous to say promotes harmful gender stereotypes it's disingenuous and white with the reason why it's dangerous is because I can just read what that guy said and I would think that you're a creep and it's dangerous to you it's dangerous towards the marketplace of ideas it's extremely important and I would think that if anybody would know that would be the people that are involved in Tech you would think so I mean the progressive mindset it's weird openly discussing them can you actually dispel some of these things by making them 4biddenknowledge that's only going to attract certain people and you'll even see this not worth it on the YouTube videos that are in this Purgatory type state where no you can't really get to them but if you know that you are all you can still find updated list of those and actually I know this is what you do doesn't want us to see maybe there's some truth to it why don't they want to see it yeah if you win a certain amount of money are you willing to buy a gold-plated Ferrari and drive around with a fur coat so I think I just s*** all changing their policies but I don't really know how I as an individual can you compel Google to do something like that but I think at least some of the stuff like the blacklisting where they have these people that you have compiled these spreadsheets of names of people that are conservative or even libertarian and we're not going to work with them when they are looking for another job so I can't get hired any of the other major companies like that needs to still real to having a blacklist wow Wing but smaller government libertarian because free-thinking people yeah not telling the party line and get black really. If there's an actual list somewhere I think if you seen an actual list I haven't seen an individual list I think there's multiple with spread out but people even like high up managers have admitted to having a blacklist the highest people at Google and they just completely just missed it like we're not going to deal with it ability to push Progressive values because they're in this massive position of influence and they feel like that's the right way to think so they're going to go full-steam ahead and don't be evil don't be conservative libertarian man-boy Gary Johnson's evil you know I don't know understand that mindset yeah well I get it though because I think it's a lot of the same things along the same lines that you were talking about when you were saying that you didn't you know like maybe you would have waited till you got your urine bonus and you're a guy who is also Frugal you save your money and you don't have a family support and you're okay you know you got fired and you're still okay and where is some people be f***** right now maybe they did overextended maybe they have that gold for Jennifer Cowan like shitt I mean if I had a mortgage or something scary scary it's a lot of people's decision-making I mean that's that goes back to engineering civilization and the early days of Rome I think there was writings about that about getting people to commit to families and it's easier to control them when they are. As ones and you know and things that they enjoy in positions of power and status that it's easier to get those people to even to your needs and desires yeah I mean makes sense right means just engineering a civilization it's one of the like getting people to perform and behave the way that you would like them to is a critical component of engineering any sort of a civilization and Google's essentially civilization if you look at it that way mean internally there's a is a community at the structure and their engineering that structure to be very much alike avenge near any sort of a civilization and Google's essentially civilization if you look at it that way mean internally there so it is a community at the structure and their engineering that structure to be very much a like-minded ideological Echo chamber


    Joe Rogan - Google Adsense Stereotypes & Discriminates?
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    are sort of responsible for putting out you know an infinite number of forest fires all around them all the time social economic you know different cultures not doesn't seem like a be an easy gig gateway to the world accuse my guitar for that because your Facebook and Twitter are also ways to get to the world information and a lot of Facebook just it's just a Walled Garden words Google can't really get into that though some people just end on your phone you spend most of your time on Facebook or something and not necessarily just doing random Google searches you know yeah I got off of that I don't really go on Facebook for that very reason time that we have I just I feel like Twitter to me is like it's limited 140 characters it seems like pretty straightforward I get links it get interesting stories get sent to me that for my needs that's more it's more appealing and then Instagram is very appealing cuz I like images so I can look at pictures and sometimes people write cool captions for Facebook add that says the rain attendant but I know it's I worked on image search and they also see that even though there isn't a huge competitor for image search Instagram and Pinterest which are very similar things and yeah we do our demographic research and we really look into why people are using these products are women and I actually know why that is that women prefer yo RN Esthetics over men and on average right and that's exactly what I had in the document cuz otherwise but it's okay now they're getting into trying to D bias machine learning so if they do see any things that the machine learning has learned the statistical anomalies or just Trends in the data then we'll try to remove that why it'll be less effective I'm a mess what a mess being you need to step up your game come on babe and bring back that Windows phone aol.com entoma what the f*** it was real where are you right now like where it where it where are you what do you do with your time read books respond to a media request eat a lot of them a lot and especially after I heard you on Ben Shapiro show show on my guys getting the shaft you're very reasonable person you're not a massage is that all it is far as I can tell he you don't seem like a sexist you don't seem cruel you're not like the type of person I think we go out of their way to promote some sort of quote-unquote harmful stereotype gender stereotype whenever the whenever the gender of someone is unknown or just unimportant and like I try to avoid using guys instead of just like you all or something artist unimportant to avoid using guys instead of just like you all or something


    Joe Rogan - James Damore on the Backlash from the Google Memo Controversy
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    now the blowback from this is been very intriguing you know I was an outsider like looking at it when I first heard about it you know I thought well this mean angry man must have written something saying that women suck attack or they suck at this and you know when people are reacting to this blatant misogynistic tribe that I or scribe that I was with hearing about what when I read it I was so confused cuz I was like where's the mean stuff like where is it he also think the dancing it was really confusing was his some people were reprinting it without citation right did that freak you out like when you're being misrepresented especially when people would say it was so unscientific because it didn't have citations and that was their entire argument unreasonable and so irresponsible I think he's just have certain narrative but they're trying to push yeah and so I even tried to talk to a lot of these reporters and I'll give hour-long interviews with some of them and at the end they'll just write the same sort of article of like oh yeah he's just a misogynist under pressure by their boss to write a certain type of article when it comes to that because I was looking for something that could be could be like evidence of massage the only thing I could find that women were more likely to be neurotic yeah yeah that's one where a lot of women double f*** this guy so. That's it that's all I mean but what do you base that on the psychological Big Five personality traits but that's it I think it's just I was too much into the like I've seen the word so often that I didn't really associated with neurotic and yeah I've seen a bunch of your conversations I've listened to you talk to Ben Shapiro and a couple of the folks and you know your thought process is very reasonable and very well sorted out and another thing that I'm not hearing from anybody is how you wrote a whole page and a half describing all the different ways that women could be more involved in town or you can encourage more women to act like this not the work of a massage this is the work of some of those carefully considering an issue and looking at it from a very what would I felt like and correct me if I'm wrong but that you felt frustrated that you were looking at something that was that people with the way they're approaching this wasn't that weren't looking at it for what it was they had kind of decided how they were going to describe it in and how they were going to deal with it and it wasn't really based on facts or reality and certainly not on science and you sort of felt frustrated by this and you decided to try to interject with as much of the current science as you could they could possibly explain choices why women are bad at it not why were they why they shouldn't be in it which is what I kept reading but more of that why women choose to go into certain professions what could be the impediment and what we could do to maybe encourage more women to do it instead of doing this sort of blanket style diversity where you just like all we need two of these and we who two of those which is what I seem to think that they were doing so these sort of conversations like they wouldn't rather look at me and all of these f****** guys just talking s*** about women for an hour and I feel that definitely you'll be labeled out right now and I've already been labeled how many left-wing positions I support all right yeah, but I just play feeling us because we're white man or something it certainly won't because that is yes it's prejudiced but people don't mind prejudices in that regard the only like they don't have an issue with prejudices when it comes to what they feel like are disenfranchised or you know margin lot of people but white people f*** them just things like one of those ridiculous things they were trying to push when you were at these classes or meetings besides the fact of certain things that are hiring process that would people which would create negative stereotypes for people just in General Tso action 2 in Academia where if you create a certain situation where portions of population are performing differently then you'll automatically create The Stereotype that maybe all the Asians are smart and all of the other minorities aren't as smart in this college right because you and you needed a 1600 to get in if you're Asian needed lower otherwise great that's very tight and that's negative for everyone cuz it creates this tension between the groups and they sell segregate because of that while if you just put everyone in the same level then they'll just Aramingo and it'll be great and so that has consequences and it may be illegal which is what I was trying to say in my document so I think is bad but then also think that I owe all of this is because of sexism and even though we can't really see overt signs of sexism like oh yeah you're a woman there for your bad and no one is saying II slurs or anything then it must be some low-level bias that we all have and that's why they're pushing all this unconscious bias and microaggressions and increasing everyone sensitivity to you said something that could be carpeted in is one weird way and that might offend someone somewhere therefore you should never say anything and it's really stifling I think we would all agree that we would all be better off if we treated people nicer if we if we didn't have racism if we didn't have sex's and we just appreciate people for their qualities and just could be very objective about that but when you're I would imagine when you're running a company as large of something like Google you kind of have to put fires out before even see smoke right and like you the writing's on the wall when it comes to criticism today at anything that that people can point to when you know what it's whether it's the percentage of women percentage of minorities what whatever it is would that they feel like is off I mean people will write articles about this it can damage your stock profile companies to take a hit on a stock market because of an article that someone could write about a lack of diversity like LG's they are like in diversity it's a real issue there been reports of companies that have these diversity programs and then blackmail companies if they don't take them so say yeah Bill start complaining because debate blackmail companies you need to do this discern programs and if you don't then we'll start doing external pressure on you that are blackmailing them for the groups at least from what I've heard in this is all secondhand is a lot of the programs that so they'll hire contractors to perform some of the diversity programs I will start doing external pressure on you that are blackmailing them for the groups at least from what I've heard in this is all secondhand is a lot of the programs that so they'll hire contractors to perform some of the diversity programs


    Joe Rogan on Google's Diversity Classes
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    so first of all thanks for doing this you've been on this crazy sort of Whirlwind tour have you gone anywhere you just been doing it most mostly from your house or my house just now for people who don't know the story let's give them the short version of it you were working at Google and what prompted you to write this memo if they would have these company-wide meetings for they just push a lot of stuff weird so I decided to go these these secret meetings art of that were about a hundred people are completely unrecorded and they would talk about some of the things that they're doing and it would really contradict what they're saying publicly where oh no we're not changing any of I are hiring practices for these candidates are making it easier for us to get in Iron Man was like no you're wrong you're just like have white male privilege on the program so I wrote this document to clarify my thoughts I sent it to them they looked at it but you know they just ignored it never told me anything so I went to a couple more of these programs and they kept looking at it but never said anything I would send it to random people that I knew and half the people be like yes exactly this is what I've been thinking and the other half would maybe disagree with some points but it would never be an emotional outbursts or anything or just be like oh are you sure this is actually happening but yes because I've actually been to these unrecorded meetings this is what's happening their concern and what is it they're they're trying to promote an image of diversity are they trying to promote actual diversity I do they think that there's a benefit for diversity or is it a part of their Public Public Image and is it a lot of it to avoid criticism because I think there's a big issue with it mean if you don't have all your bases covered two black women to Asian men if you don't have all your bases covered you can get like pretty roundly criticized as not being zorbing possibly racist when you do that you're kind of f***** and so there are people that want to complain that Google is not diverse there for its racist and sexist and so that's a lot of Their Fear they look at that representation and then compare it to the overall US population and say we only have 20% women Wichita 50% there's obviously some sexism happening and so a lot of cuz we need to fix this because you're all the sexism is bad and obviously if you disagree with sexism that's of course bad and obviously don't want there to be any sexism but I just don't think that that's the sole cause of this disparity in representation in the interest of promoting an image of diversity they're willing to bypass science and the Bruce and the reality of culture the reality of human biology and evolutionary psychology there's just so much that they're willing to look past to get to this one thing which seems to be like really important thing today society that you want to promote an image of diversity that's it's more important than anything so like when you're in these class or whatever they are day-long programs in about unconscious bias to think about raising a new way or something you're guilty racism sexism black people have to go to this no one has two but they are definitely being evaluated by how well they promote diversity and inclusion you know it's just a slippery slope and I think it'll eventually become part of our performance review so if you're a white woman do you have to go to this I mean are you encouraged to go to the store you like hey you made it through like this would have been looking for your fine or if you're an Indian woman even better right is that how it works or would you approach your unconscious biases you can only be racist if you have power or sexist if you have power and they believe that the racist part yeah I think so that's insane definition of the term racism but it's very slippery very dangerous because you could see it as you know promoting and in fact like exonerating racism towards other ethnicities or towards white people that you feel like are in a privileged class you get away with it deal is that the one to racist even if it's not even that person if it's people who look like them that have lived for centuries like somehow or another you are a guilty person but yeah right did you like express some discontent or my main concern was saying 50% population 20% so we're all clear reasons at least in my mind that that's not as simple as they're making out to be and that you're there are these some differences and I could explain some of the issues that women are facing and so a lot of these women issues and tag I feel are actually not really gender issues they're just women on average are more cooperative for example so they may find it harder to know lean in in the corporate world like Sheryl Sandberg is saying but you know there are men that also feel like that. I'm actually pretty shy and so I feel the same stuff it's not that there's a ton of sexism it's maybe that mail typical behavior is rewarded just as you know competitiveness is rewarding a lot of corporate world but it's not that we're just all your woman therefore you're obviously by Dakota and you know no one is ever saying that right I think there is absolutely an issue with assertive women being treated very differently than assertive man like in a woman is a b**** like you don't want to be around them that's like the Dubai us and that's a real issue I think for women that want to enter into any sort of a competitive field and you know where a man would be assertive if a woman does the exact same thing she's looked down upon a problem work with where's the guy is just ambitious Twista and say that because a lot of it is just they try to fit their ideology and they see one data point in the extrapolate so basically studies and it's true that these women are viewed as less likable but they are seen as just as confident and their performance reviewed isn't affected really by being assertive it's just that socially they may not be as light as much on the way to behave because we're men are ballbusting successful man is supposed supposed to be like looked up to like all this is the guy who's kicking ass in the corporate world is doing it right like you know Bob is ruthless but if Jenny's ruthless like you don't want to be around her and it's it's a weird it's just that's I feel like that if there is a real bias with men while I was going to work until but I would assume that that would be a real bias be more cooperative and you're actually so for example a Google you're really rewarded for owning a particular project and seeing that one project go through but if you're someone that is just can really help a lot of different people and you're not naturally as the owner of any individual thing but you're you provide a lot of value to a company that isn't really seen as positive as someone that really drove the project alone that's interesting that seems like a bad thing for teamwork right is it just a bad philosophy or something that got stuck in the way the system works or I think it's so it's hard to evaluate if I did know 10% of my time on 10 different projects and I help them that make sense teamwork sir I think it's so it's hard to evaluate if I did know 10% of my time on 10 different projects and I help them that make sense instincts and work ethic and


    Joe Rogan - Urijah Faber & Cody Garbrandt Detail Origins of TJ Dillashaw Conflict
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    disinterested fight come out for you to be fighting TJ after drain with them for so long and all the bad blood that you guys had a TJ leaving the team and going to train with Dwayne so much about the team which is you know Jay left the team like said hey look I first off it was it was Ultimate Fighter with Connor Gigi was going to try to have him come back and in training our gym for his fight and Dwayne refuse to do it and I had a talk with you seems like it was crying and like you know that that Dwayne is just want to focus on his own gym and this and that is like you know whatever until he's like I'm going to spend some time there and spend some time here excetera like that's fine so TJ when he got there got some exposure for muscle Pharm and MusclePharm was like former kickboxing champion was MMA fighter who fought the UFC and then went on to be a coach for a little bit special relationship with TJ right in Denver they invited TJ to come train they're so it feel people don't know the story that aren't maybe Big Time fans that he wanted to be year-and-a-half he's been a little time there a little time here most of time I he's lived in Sacramento most I'm there you go to work with Dwayne no problem with it I cornered with you and even after he left with with you know guys and stuff like that wasn't an issue so then I heard and Dwayne actually text me and was Dwayne said something like there's a whole side of the Dwayne thing which is hilarious that was him getting weird like a year after he left like acting like he was there you like tried to sue me for a figment of his imagination of some money that wasn't even there and like this whole thing he had like his one of the students write this thing so there is something where he said that I like I can't even remember like something like I didn't give him a distress bonus it was supposed to be given or something like that and so there was like some some like intermingling us about that whatever so it Dwayne text me and says and I said do I never said I had to set the record straight on Dwayne and Dwayne text me and says hey I'm not the one trying to steal your team in your Fighter's I know there's a team out here in Denver being built but I'm not a part of that and I was like are you talking about and then and I talked to someone else said that hey I heard that Matt Brown and TJ Dillashaw are getting paid to be on this team and so I come in and I was like hey I we were talking about some team things and teachers in France like the weirdest thing Dwayne text me this and this other guy said I said are you going to like are you getting like paid to go be starting your team or something and it was Cody was there and Lance was there and I was there and TJ likewise straight to us about about the whole thing he's like signalman know they offered me but I'm not I'm not I'm with you guys you know I got the mail and I was like okay whatever then time goes on and we have an actual sit down talk we go eat sometimes and everything in TJ Chad Mendes my buddy feel we all go and eat and TJ just tells me like hey man my next Camp I'm going to go out to Denver which has already been going out to Denver has been like a year-and-a-half since 20 begone it wasn't like he liked gone or whatever he's like but MusclePharm offered me like some some real good money to like be part of their team is like so basically I'm no longer going to be representing Team Alpha Male I like I'm going to do my camp out there and I'm going to let you know they're going to announce me and my house I'll shoot man it was nice having you on the team and he's like why you getting upset I go I'm not upset I'm just saying like like you're off the team then and he's like well yeah but he's like but I have a house here I'm still going to come back in like come in and Spar and it when I'm in town in the offseason or whatever and I'm like but real weird you guys for real weird and then I said I said I said at the time I'm right number 3 in the world Cody and him are going at it and practice it's anybody's giving day you know we can look at the footage if you guys have the footage and then holds were seven or no and and had just won The Ultimate Fighter and so she just basically the team I go bro TJ I said I said you can you know you're welcome to stay in the team but like if you're if you're no longer on the team like you know what what's it what does that mean he's like well I mean it's just a good opportunity like I don't I don't have to pay they pay me to train and in like you know it's their starting a team and everything's going to be under one roof and I got all right cool. structure what was happening and he told someone in Brazil as a Brazilian Brazil leaked it out that TG was changing camps and there's all this drama and and this and that and then I said look TJ so he he was coming in and teach you is never the best teammate he would like try to hurt people he's a very competitive guy and he has a temper and like turn her people now yeah we're boxing so there's no secret about TJ's let me know we talked about it when he was still on the team also that he had to be like real then a little bit right he's just he's just got a temper like all that kind of stuff get taken down to get that extra win that round it just in the Bell needs you know I'm yes my Chris is out in a medium in the back of the head easy come up to Chris by Kenny Lake grasshopper he's like we have no TJ's fight and Heating let him off and then TJ meet him in the back of the head of exactly how it was that I remember seeing the whole thing I don't really want to get in this cuz it's Chris's gigman I'm scheduled to fight versus wise guy acts like that when I first came out there I was never really close with TJ I was out there I was going well with the guys and a couple of the guys told me that man TJ can't wait to see why are you this is Wings come off as Raphael since I lost you know months ago in the bell I was like motherfuker you cheap shot me again or take the gloves off we're going in the street and fighting and he's also getting paid to go somewhere else he's no longer contribute in any way and he wants to come in and come in and Spar are guys in like run like you want to be on our team benefit of our team without being a part of the team anymore and getting paid to be somewhere else I would have been fighting talk to me about like hey I want to work something out where I go get paid and do this whatever but then I'm like okay so that whole week he's in there and he's sitting there watching me and Cody in practice Indiana I mean TJ is a competitive he's always looking for Edge that whole week prior to telling us that you was leaving he kept getting like hey there getting some proprietary Series in this series or the single leg arches I used to get him with his I have me and Martin can't show him all the stuff we were working on I can you show me this like the week before and then so I goes like I got TJ look man this is getting awkward and practice I said look at my house and we can build a friendship how we want to do it this is getting awkward like you being an infraction she no longer being on the team and everything else like you don't finish out this this last couple days and then you know you be on your team we can be friends on on the outside we can work on that as a as a deal whatever and he's like like he want to come in and train with our team still you know as not as not part of the team and then I was like but you're welcome to stay on our team obvious if you want continued to your camps or not and he is just like like out so that at that point it became him taking this opportunity going to Denver being with Dwayne getting paid to the MusclePharm thing and then the whole thing with Connor happened on the TV show before this before any of this happened Conor McGregor started calling him because defending Isbell cuz you still on her team is last title defense and I do think she could do what's up with Dwayne saying that no one on your team wants to be Champions that's weird I said always just bitter because you know he's trying to get everyone to go out to his camp at you know he's just being a hater this and that and he goes he took that little bit of of of drama between me and Dwayne like Duane saying that no one on our team one of your Champions including Cody who sent him a text that said hey keep my name out of your mouth you like a jealous girlfriend or whatever AC took that one little thing and the next time you saw TG goes there's a snake in the grass and just built it in this big thing so that her energy the how well he is so good at reading people right and then then Connor turn the public around on him because it came out later and so then she became the victim and then he did now TJ's new stories that I I I got mad at you was trained with Duane Ludwig and I kicked them off the team but you know TJ now has a snake as his logo I know he brought in snakes you know I mean even just he's at home with it you know ultimate Fighter's sticking up for 40 J Mason you know like inviting him the fighting and she was like yeah you know like nonchalantly whatever about it but wasn't defending himself a snake in the grass and I was like we're fighting that's why we're partying f*** that like I'm with you guys so I'm like this is not even that I'm not that close to TJ but he just what I seen you the champion he's you know a champion to get taken care of and people you know and I'm so Connor was doing that talking about TJ knowing that you going to defend against TJ with all this and weird drama all this b******* I don't ever get wrapped up into it it might look like that with the show and it been like this I shine the brightest I always feel like an hour TJ I don't respect him as a person but doesn't mean I don't respect me as a fighter the guy skillful he's mean as f*** and he's going to bring the fight that's going to be where I I love a challenge I could with TJ is going to be a challenge I know him like the back of my hand my coaches know like the back when we were able to dissect Dominick Cruz for me you know through all their experiences this is a guy they build up that was there longer than I've been you know I went out there want to know I had 10 fights an hour the team alpha male 1111 old world champion through there before I got there we Blended together that the recipe for success I listen to follow leave with favor and a lot of other guys on the team and you so we know TJ I know waiting to do I know what I have to be repaired for so I'm excited for it like all those Jama bulshit a whatever like it's been is going on too long like I'm just ready to focus on his fight and go in there and do what I have to do to get this when it again the gigantic part of what makes someone successful in the sport is being able to do that like you said have the confidence that you'll going to shine the brightest when the lights are on and having this mindset like you're appreciating the fact that TJ's mean and skillful have gas going to give you a great challenge Colonial liquor shops around Christmas or guys could I do this I like it I'm sitting there you know never had this time again in my life I'll never fight for my first world title now it's a fight I'm just finally getting to defend my title who cares a lot of weird talk about this lot of people win the title but what the f*** do they do with Brian. He was the pound for pound before and the top 10 you're so that's it I'm going to catapult my career with him and I know I'm going to do to do with him you know I would like to have been with one another when I was green as how his boxing wrestling athletic love to fight now I blended found my own sound just finally getting really compose in there where I can let my show my skills show off and it's I'm fighting hire people so like my skill level rides I've always liked that now what is this video supposedly of you knocking him out truly I didn't release it and I felt bad not bad for it because it was just follow me around doing his little footwork and I need the jump down and does the uppercut and I just do overhand right out and he got up and he is Lily fighting Easton yeast infection remember the day he didn't go out cold like flat-out yeah he's always like I was chilling Danny how I like this still could you like over and right tire like the throw my head out the lane bring the right hand this and that and a buck was comes over sick too because and it was on it was Christmas day or something spine is this m*********** drop me off my head before the Alameda fight I was like super mad about it ever comes in as a camera crew the purus labs and like we're going hard like try not to get hurt before the fight was like I never cried so I was like then just remember this I think it was having first off here's the thing Cody is a dangerous dangerous motherfuker if you're not on your even if he's not trying to you getting f****** rock to hurt or whatever so I have to be on on a game with him even if you're going light you know unless he's going to go wife but light doesn't work when the guys accurate and strong everything else we had to go so it was just like a like a wizard Hip Heist my head is a camera crew van favorites not late it's f****** to fight it down that's all that came from about the video and they come out like we had the video of you would get knocked out TJ didn't make it using you to meet us beat us all up like with the Dominick's it down


    Joe Rogan & Urijah Faber on the Jon Jones Situation
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    he's hilarious that's what happens when you have a half a billion dollars isn't he did the whole deal where they sold everything he was on like ESPN News on some show and he was just slouched over look like it like a pile of crap I took a picture of it and send it to him I said bro once you sit like you have four hundred million dollars in the bank or at least Investments something or just all slumped over like this I think he's super stressed that time was like a crazy ass time imagine you're about to get involved in a 4 billion dollar deal and then how about afterwards all the s*** starts falling apart Rhonda gets merked Connor decide to go to boxing you know the sports falling off in the in a lot of the pay-per-view buys Jon Jones test positive again like that he was on his way to being a next gigantic Superstar right I mean if you take away his his time off right the time off where you get busted before you to take a whole year off because of the dick pills all this different stuff the time off in the car accident take all the time off and John keeps winning and you got a goddamn gigantic Superstar the likes of like anybody stuff that's happened to Jon Jones people are still boo in DC and cheer him I mean going behind the guy with anybody alive has the brains to organize public response I think public people tweets to Pete they love John because with John is first of all he's a ruthless Killer Inside the octagon and then he's at he f**** up please by the time he came back people are back on his side it's like he has like before he got suspended the the the time before ya for Coke f****** choked out Rumble Johnson how are you doing for the second time I don't get it but you can't do the public something happened something was wrong well I really thought it too much that are really know that it's not good for something that only shows up in urine tests and so they did him a urine test after the way into tested positive for the stuff and then they did a blood test and you know he's is Campa saying all it's not in the blood test will they don't test for in the blood test a lot of people take so apparently Chael Sonnen was talking about it but if he's taking that like this isn't real old-school steroid and took a short-acting short short half-life steroid was he taking stuff the whole time did he get involved those powerlifter dudes and start taking s*** cuz memory got f****** superjail did he get involved those powerlifter dudes and start taking s*** cuz remember you got f****** super Jack has massive huge


    Joe Rogan - Brendan Schaub's $100K Bet with Chael Sonnen
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    what is going on about Chael Sonnen heat when we have to press conference here this is 4 days before the fight we're both work he's working for I think he is being for the Mayweather stuff on my Showtime comes by yo-yo it take you on a $100,000 bet to win more than one around him or right I'll take it won't tell you take this bet you're going to f****** pay me cuz I swear to God I will pay shakes my hand goes if McGregor McGregor wins one round or more you give me $100,000 you was around shake his hand and after the fight he was delivered like you just text me yesterday morning cuz he brought them being La I drop the cash off of my you don't have to pay me then it's not that smart set me a check in the mail cuz I can go through hard times here's some money so when he got my friend like he's always had a free pass with me name a check in the mail through hard times there's some money so when he's always had a free pass with me


    Joe Rogan Explains Why Conor McGregor Gassed Against Floyd Mayweather
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    was after the fight I'm in the back and I see Amir Khan Terence Crawford and Andre Berto inside go to talk them and they were all like super complimentary of Conor McGregor like dude he can box man I'm like right in ASL and he had a weird style that that's strange style of off-speed punches extending his arms fully and then pop them in there and Paul in the vacuum poly goes I got to be honest I was kind of glad to see that cuz when I went against him like the first for five rounds I couldn't land schitts that style like it takes forever just get used to it I don't know what to do so I just thought maybe I was having an off-day but once I see that you know you know I mean that's just too big a leap that's all it is time for Connor to go and his first professional fight fight arguably the greatest fighter of all time it's like he's 100% in the mix now at 1:30 and you know it's 100% in the mix that he's the greatest fighter of all time you think about defensively knows even close no one's been hit as little as him and honor him fighter that every two toes to Connor and flip especially Connor when's the last time you saw an exciting Floyd Mayweather fight, when Adam Ant-Man and when I watch it the second time knowing the result then you really appreciate what fluids doing cuz although Connor did catch him the deathly, the heart uppercut the first round. That was interesting because that was like oh s*** like you got to realize mind your p's and q's this guy is legit but I'm even though you clipped him with that shot never really heard one shot the body's I was surprised I was going to do well in the first round I called that I thought I was going to the five rounds and then I thought you'd want I thought maybe that would cut wood wobble them that would be enough to win Conor kind of spectacle but just ate the Tottenham Floyd's Jan and you know just the boxing Powers will different than this fight was relatively short notice so short notice that I had already booked the DC Improv in advance and sold out by the time they announce the fight correct so are not the DC Improv the Warner Theater in DC so if you think about that that's f****** months in advance 2 months they did this fight was announced three months ago that's not that's nothing for the lights out at least eight but they also boxing with smart because they set it upright so they had Canelo vs Chavez Jr that was a joke but I was literally just a setup to get him to Triple Triple G and then somehow another the Rumblings get started but that's just not enough time what did you do he wants to prepare for Floyd in that Arena the best of all time in that different Arena at listen I tried making this fight before this and you'll see turn it down and it goes all right we'll see what happens and then he goes and I came back because I kill this how much money we could make he was in there like right let's do it a while ago even before this clothes like when they actually announced it okay this is actually happening crazy crazy to have it so quickly switch to this magduo fight yeah it's not so if something like that if you gave Connor like 6 months maybe he could get in better shape where you can survive he's always going to fit he's he's never going to be against God Mayweather was so efficient is movement is so crisp and subscribing to a friend of mine I was like does your friend have a boxing or martial arts background like why he would get so tired that's when I said I go okay when you tie your shoe entire she can't even think about you score right now but if you have to think about tying your shoes it takes more energy to think and then you got your tents I go Floyd's is time shoes and yeah he's just he's so good that he's just got it ingrained in his movements Connor has to think way more than Floyd does and Floyd is constant pressure how about time which wears you out and also the volume of punches you know he said a really high Pace he thought I think he thought I was going to stop them with maybe a little more stop from coming forward you wasn't prepared when you know when Flight put his head in this Jasmine did work the rafting allowed to get his rest in the cleanse but listen at the end of the day I'm all about the glitch in The Matrix man I think Connors at glitch it was so much fun that even pulled this off it's awesome he didn't dishonor is a sport I thought he did really well. Connex and I'm proud of you man what are you doing with win or lose this is not his belief in themselves incredible but even that is not enough if you fight a better boxer in your body gets tired so that's what we saw in that fight in the beginning of the fight if he could have maintained somehow or another if he was in good enough shape that you can maintain the pace that he had the first three rounds for the entire 12 it's a Well of way different fight dangerous he's moving away he has a huge endurance problem and this is like something that comes back to it for boxing obviously you don't the best endurance in the sport Mighty Mouse for sure the best endurance in the sport Mighty Mouse for sure


    Joe Rogan on Bob Arum Saying "UFC is the Enemy", GGG vs Canelo
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    just do the s*** Bob arum said today we have a boxing as an enemy and it's the UFC pay the UFC is the enemy of boxing dummy do you have bumped up Canelo Alvarez and triple a 24/7 G2 look sluggish and Floyd is the best boxer pretty much ever box them up gameplay traditional White Russian Mexicans love Triple G fights and Julio Cesar Chavez a lot of hooks I don't like I'm a big hug I feel like like Mike Tyson I used to watch all my stuff Hooks and Canela does to some creative stuff to hook to an uppercut so it's like this and it goes like that cuz it didn't look as good as his my arm up like this but it's like he has a bunch of little tricky subtle things does I like to know the iso is ring generalship like that's huge for me I got you cannot people out fast or have a good combos with the way that you take the Octagon or the ring and next document and then and then impose your will on them his his presence in there he knows where he's at all the time that is a a brutal power puncher like him who's bigger than him was going to come towards him you know where is he fought Floyd for was a smaller guy but just waved crafty rinse liquor with style and you know was an interesting fight but ultimately it wasn't like the most exciting fights Floyd can Outfox them I think this is going to be a bang them up fight each other and it's going to get crazy when are prime Gennady Golovkin undefeated the only person Canelo lost to is Floyd you know I'm say this is a disgrace this is a fixed Howard numbers I am seeing Floyd it fix the fight and you know they like about Floyd is fixed the fight in the you know they like about some crazy s***


    Urijah Faber Gives His Take on McGregor vs Mayweather - Joe Rogan
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    back it's kind of about finding whatever works best for you right right zactly for me Alex Prince on like a very explosive fighter in fast lavender and she was like I did the VO2 testing and Zach's I tested as of cross-country running I hate running a man on the results you know so I feel like I do better at sprinting and then long distance but it's crazy like what you have to be in shape for going anywhere to fight for the cage I get to be great wrestling conditioning boxing conditioning those are all different boxer comes in and wrestles he's toast in a minute if that same thing they go in their box their composure Mayweather and Conor said right after Mayweather Chloe and everything but here's here's the truth it's like if I were to take a pretty good high school wrestler like I even like a really good high school wrestler and put them against an Olympic gold medalist like like a high-level High School wrestler vs Olympic gold medalist I mean there's going to be a difference but when when the fatigue cracks a little bit it starts having a little bit one guy's going to keep composure completely and the other guys have a little bit of a of an opening in the other guy be able to isolate that night and guess what happened with with fight and I figured that would happen I just didn't think that Connor would do that well the whole fight until it happened he was doing awesome done if you had six months to prepare how good would you have done if he got in good shape or lose Floyd got the more he was going to start just a far better boxer he's a specialist you know I didn't think it was I don't think it would be at about getting in shape necessarily cuz Connor had to be in amazing shape he's already a world champion then he's got this big opportunity that's what I was told the guys also it doesn't matter what kind of shape you're in being a cheap only means you can do more until you get tired I think the better shape you're in he would have kept doing more do more doing more and if he was able to finish him you know what I mean like cuz it was do more wasn't letting them necessarily but who's taking rounds off for sure it's it's like the better shape you're in the more you going to Output until you get tired but if you're trying to f****** wind you going to be you know you going to be putting it out putting out putting down I think he would have been able to do more until I got tired but the fatigue would have said in we had one Send Connor blowouts managing it's it's like the better shape you're in the more you get an output until you get tired but if you're trying to f****** wind you going to be you know you going to be putting it out put it out put down I think he would have been able to do more until I got tired but the fatigue would have said in we had one


    Joe Rogan asks Urijah Faber about Retirement
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    how does it feel to not have to worry about we talk about this for the podcast and not have to worry about weight cutting anymore to be able to eat healthy not banged up anymore then it's been really really nice and I was kind of in Vision after eating wrestling cards like having a break and then you know what 14 years longer fighting people but I mean it is really nice to be able to I mean you go train I dream when I want to but I don't do the stuff I don't want to get into the grappling rounds what not but I just feel how much better out of retirement perfect and I mean like you had a long career but you didn't get too banged up like you just send you pick the right time with a quality opponent like ride off in the sunset in my hometown in the new Arena that's like the heart in Lycra either town you know we had Cody fight for the belt like coming right up and and you know it was just perfect man it was good you know it's nice it's nice to see someone do it the right way and I hope other guys coming up can can learn from you in that regard like I've been in the last two-and-a-half years of my practice and live fights than I had in my entire career which is you know a lot of different factors 5 you know how many times you're rolling the dice you know you get hit in the head a bunch of different time seems to loosen up a little bit you can little bit older guys are getting better I got Cody garbrandt in the gym and Chad Mendes is and and you know Lance Palmer these guys it hit heavy so you know I was just like that's one factor that I lost two fights in a row for the first time in my career ever even though it was a decision to Dominican the decision to what's-his-name and all Riviera and it was just like you know what I'm not going to I'm going to I'm going to call this one in a good time gegard mousasi they got some great talent over there but they also have guys that are you know late forties fifties still banging stuff for me we always talked about this I told you why I said getting f***** up in their knocked out like I'm going to keep fighting like make sure that you pulled me away when I like be the homie that says hey it's me down like a it's a different career path I always say that fight through it and obviously a lot of reasons not financially or it's hard to walk away what do you do when you know the next chapter in life. Set that up and I'll luck and Fortune I have a lot of you know good people around me so you know different Avenues ago and now it's telling me if I don't get f***** up in there yeah I was told these guys you know we do talks before and after practice and it's like a feather in the cap mentality like everything we got guys in there that won't see that UFC daylight in Middle never see it step foot in the Octagon but they'd get a little bit of Pride whether it was one day or is 10 years or whatever of being a part of that team and that's something to eat they add their life they take on with the next thing somebody just comes in for a week some guys or are going to be you don't make it to the Big Show some guys are going to be world champion sandwich how's it going to be world champion some guys going to be Hall of Famers you know and then that's that's whatever your journey is that's a proud thing you can put in the feather in the cap and move on to whatever you're doing next but but it's it's a bigger picture and it's like Journeys never over she's always changing


    Joe Rogan on Mayhem Miller & Rampage Jackson
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    wonder what year this was a remember that UFC brought back 255 lb title because for a long time 170 with the lightest weight you can fight this dude credit for his entrance has a lot of this see if you can find it it's a I like that guy I would like a lot of Irvine great guy you know so I was going from like different areas in like this mini group with Rampage every time somebody wanted a picture with him they put their arm around is like around the shoulder and anytime he would throw their arm off nipples and pictures with me so I'm sitting like so that I witnessed that like 10 times and then we moved to like some bar somewhere and it's you know there's like I don't know it's like roped-off people over here lot of people in the place but it's like a small group like this and Rampage is here and met him comes up and I don't know that they know each I don't know the relationship and he immediately grabbed him by the throat like marijuana goes like like all this just split like violence come into ran his eyes like he was about to f****** murder someone and then I saw it disappear cuz he saw me looking crazy as my foot feel like UFC all-time greatest slam knockout ever of all time greatest in the Triangle in a triangle smashes them down to the ground what the f*** was the guy's name find the video in the video he went for the triangle and Rampage elevated like he lifted him up and held out of the triangle what you just can't do you got to let it go at this point see what he's up like that you got to let go the cars he had but one of them is on the way. Damn I mean he did this is the worst I've ever seen in my life at all my years of watching fights more tickets man learn how to fall before you do that LOL I kind of like relax and kind of slap the mat to dissipate some of the energy for the really the role as a rolling back to slap them relaxing knowing how to roll stop the mat to dissipate some of the energy for the role and as a rolling back to slap them so I can relieve some of the energy of you hitting the ground is also like relaxing knowing how to roll


    Joe Rogan - Nate Diaz Wants $20 Mil for Conor Trilogy, McGregor vs. Paulie Malignaggi
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    Beeman's you hear that Nate Diaz wants 20 million dollars for the rematch with Connor and he should get 20 to 30 million do you think that it's how many pay-per-view buys do you think that that fight would be worth 1.5 Joe pay-per-view well not as many not even close not even close right but it's a big kind of thing but the big fight for Conor is Nate like if Connor fought Kevin Lee how many pay-per-views we get it you're right you're right 30 snoopcast at this new cast. people that got a hundred know how dare you has ridiculous of all time I really do think the trolls sing with this fight that's why I don't think you can see it happen very soon cuz both Nick and kind of realize how much power they have and you can't just go from with the old rules anymore it like that Connor is changed the Dynamics of the fighting for the better for the fighters like how much they can actually get X bolt x 4 million that's what I'm reading I did not talk to Nate I did not talk to you again in dollars in a year so I can how much money does he have left over are you probably got a million dollars plus just sitting in the bank doing nothing so what do you know I'm saying so the Dynamics have shifted towards the Fighters first time now UFC how do you make this work with Connor cuz you're not fighting guys anymore for 5:10 million you can't we have over $100 in the bank in the biggest star of all time in the UFC fighters 1012 Mill Max so now you think he can get like probably like 30 at least right at Levis on how many pay-per-view buys otherwise why are you doing it what if he gets like what if Nate and Connor gets 3 million pay-per-views plot out of the question but you know I'm people get excited about honestly right now for Connor what else is there that's even close first fight in MMA what else do you know about Billie from Afghanistan and still get to Millie pay-per-view buys are breaking Millie. Conor fight Paulie malignaggi in Dublin see if I'm Connor and I have McGregor promotions I'm going wait a second I'm going to fight this monster Nate Diaz you want to pay me ten bucks or I'm just going to go to Dublin mean polycell this amount take all of it just chill masturbate I don't think he would make a deal with McGregor promotions I think he made a deal with what he saying zuffa boxing t-shirt 25 bucks come with it tiger promotions next fight we're going to co-promote with you how's that going to work now so then you can put out this huge fight and they'd like hold up if he's going like all this money like that were in cahoots with him Grace. The fight is the Nate Diaz fight the fight as far as a business cuz if anything from Floyd you know that when he fight Floyd Floyd the businessman he's gone promoters Ernie, has his own promotional now he's the businessman now what are we doing are we going to do if the UFC contract Connor has runs out maybe they make some new crazy ridiculous to look at that contract doesn't matter if it's out or not getting up the game has changed keep going with that current contract Connor stop yeah it's in his name what is that mean it could be like a t-shirt company I would like to see him box poly while just keeps eating tacos and going to Cabo doing tequila shots I really have a good time if I'd there in a year I don't think so they fought over two years ago, I cannot there Paulie malignaggi in the boxing match in Dublin Ireland win over a two-time world channel champion in the second boxing fight ever to boxing fights ever to world champion making bag on Sunday Clayton 80s with a tougher challenge in the pay-per-view would be for a Paulie malignaggi fight would even be a million by for sure softball game right now interesting in Jersey the life out of units not a goddamn thing to do about it and he will punch your f****** face into pulp how do you give you a Rodriguez how about that I mean yeah yeah Jose Aldo you don't need to do that you know who just imagine just try to exert try to wrap your head around the kind of ass f****** Cody garbrandt might have something to say even at 45 you come on by Polly be interesting be interesting but Malnati's a legit world champion pro boxer we definitely saw that one straight left a f****** climbed impels right right dead center in the mug and see the sparks fly like let's say I'm retired. I need you to help me for a minute I need to come help give me some rounds fireflies happening I'm here to help you ain't nobody me 552 f*** him up and to go if he does like mutt we're blast out there cuz the cell the fight more basically gave him a practice fight a smaller counters infants Builder still love I want to see the full video I want to give Polly is full do you want to see the full video pretty good quality jobs that takes out there but you can't release him f****** a fight maybe his face relax dude I'm a fighter Polly I'll kick your ass worse than Conor McGregor did and then finally goes f*** this take this thing that's goes out on and so then Brian gets between them behind the counter with the shaved head and said he's like no reply. McGregor did McGregor did


    Joe Rogan Responds To the Latest Jon Jones News
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    hey we got to super important things to talk about one does this Jon Jones think people keep saying the Jon Jones because of this drug test he did is a blood test and he tested negative the blood test text test negative not test for this t-ball stuff whatever the funnest all but the urine test does correct so they have to urine samples and then the results of the urine sample be will be out soon and then we'll know what game changer doesn't like black belt in Peds so if you deaf Bosworth rentable your price that they miss the good stuff cuz you're stacking up with a bunch of other s*** Justin take some old-school trenabol and not take anything else this is so crazy how weird is this true I did not think that he was a cheater I thought that he was a guy who is f****** off and partying and got busted with some freak s*** that's in some dick pills because they tested those inability I never bought that narrative do you know that why you taking them because if you just take them and you're getting steroids to you getting steroids and your dick is not enough words can be a performance amp like it's such a small micro dose of testosterone with a f*** is in those things can get sucked clomiphene really well with this monster be taking IQ dick people down thick people down in my day before to Never Happened f****** turn towards dick pills you don't like I like to party as much of the next not Jon Jones there's levels to this party game really and he was telling me about Brian loves those goddamn gas station dick pills but he's like they're totally inconsistent he's like you'll get one to get these raging hard-on to get another one you feel like a homicidal maniac like you you get crazy aggressive don't have my life because tested for substances the blood test is irrelevant they worth siba and then then people that don't get that you see out but he passed the blood test drive you guys are full of s*** the urine is the big one here what's going to make the goddamn that's such an old school drug like to be associated with that does pause for that and he was like you know he said the same thing cuz I know a few things about DVDs for guys that old school drug they're missing the good s*** like he got away with a lot of their stuff if you're if that's in your system you just don't know if you want a car you're not going to just get a f****** 64 Ferrari Daytona start with some other s*** I'm sure you could talk to the Nowitzki that's a complimentary term I don't dislike the guy think he's clean up the sport anyways I guess it just somehow another the way he's holding it he's going into your neck into your throat as a as is choking you with it it's just you know it's like people just develop the finest like application of one technique like they just get it down with a diameter sharing gas their s*** God damn what are you doing and a lot of those kind of like old-school chokes like that's allows shitted Josh Barnett's into right hell yeah I like Josh. oh my goodness breaking my heart Goldberg oh my God oh my God oh my God she's like right whoever that Meathead is that gave us it to Jon Jones got to be on suicide watch right now shakes maybe they're testing over and over again with the blood test test of the urine test is Nash the golden snitch about it bro you got a direct line to him who I will he's going to come on the podcast again after John we get the thing that John well I mean if it times out that way if not we'll do it before but I'm going to have Monsoon kind of delay it do to that like a superstar Victory he handled himself class and dignity after it was over I mean everything about it was amazing and then to go from that to piss and hot you like I was at Universal when I found out Jamie text it to me


    Joe Rogan - Brendan Schaub Responds to Claims He Lied About Nate Diaz Encounter
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    Todd Watson Tyson Fury trying out talk about is everybody keep saying that you didn't tell the truth about your interaction with Nate Diaz because they're reading this transcript that somebody put up the conversation you had with Nate Diaz will you said I think you are off on this set exactly I said cuz he goes you're wrong you're wrong you know boxing and then I went you went around then we're going back forth and up that go I think you're off on that drop on this roof on that he teed off on you but those words in my vocabulary to describe a fight teed off also I would never disrespect Nate like that in his face like that that sounds ever heard of me doing anything like that so I've never disrespect me like but if so everybody out there was talking s*** talking s*** on a false narrative it's like some fake quote that someone they might have thought they heard that sound like was more salacious so they put that in quotes it's not what he said that's fake news fake news all day heard that sound like was more salacious so they put that in quotes it's not what he said that's fake news fake news all day


    Joe Rogan on Jon Jones' Legacy "This Is the Biggest Fuck Up"
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    at the great fight with Klitschko so he kind of has that those other guys there's just nothing about you will be that way it will be Giants or the UK especially if he defends recital few times you giant giant bigger and bigger with every fight 2nd District start and got Jon Jones. John's with this becomes the number one f****** of all time for sure if you wasn't already this is the biggest one and pray that somehow or another or there's some mistake how many times are we going to go over there Jesus Christ he's so good so good and AccountNow like how do we know what we are gone Jonah are we getting to the one we saw with the OSP one and it looks like s*** and then it's DC the best of all time now we lots of Jon Jones but wait second level and then after that I can free throw yeah like what is DC do now like if they give him back the title again but this is the thing in the Public's eyes it's such a tough sell like there's the best I ever seen him lose twice now we see him get put to sleep by John II fighter how to set up suspension when stripped about Premier DC his about your fight John again 6 months go get you some speculation with zero concern respectful yes after the dick Poe thing I will look man to do is party and he's taking some dick feels like a Coke I don't give a f*** about helping you then you hear about this you go wait a minute what is this Trace Amounts but Jonathan come on bro and then and then with the dick pills blah. That's kind of covering up the third you know recovery therapy for when your intestines does not smell stuff like that like that's a little shady short-acting quick leaving custom steroid some drug that makes you aggressive you got it okay how long are you doing this for like did was he doing this during training was like this this amp him up this help his work-rate to this make him more aggressive and more confident training did it add to his confidence when he was fighting like what is this we don't know we know that store that Chael Sonnen told you last or the Chael Sonnen told him I podcast about John being under the entire it like under the Octagon when it when you sound like this is what they wanted to do they they knew that he'd this was before you had to expose your whereabouts you didn't have to disclose your whereabouts back then so when they showed up at the gym John apparently saw them pull up and went underneath the Octagon he thought they would leave they didn't leave they stay the entire time and they waited for the gym to close the gym clothes they shut the lights out and then John came out of the artesis crust yeah I don't know if he got it from I don't know what source jails use how many reliable right he's definitely in the know I don't know I don't know if it's true or not but it makes you think like okay well it what is that for is that for pot you know that already was it called what is going on Riley Curry I don't know I don't know if it's true or not but it makes you think like okay well it what is that for is that for pot you know already was aware that coke I don't have to smoke smoke imma go going on what is going on


    Joe Rogan - Brendan Schaub's Argument with Nate Diaz, Conor vs Nate III
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    do died when I was in the back after the fight right so again I'm with her about this I'm with ya tell me about this cleared up now so many people and blow me up so again I'm with James Crawford American Berto and I'm in the back and they're saying how good, didn't we can I mean I thought I was going to be even better you know I'm surprised you guys are well and Showtime when we go do this post-fight show thing so I'm going and I see Nate Diaz things by himself like no one's really buying he's by himself he's on his phone I see him I think I'll same fraternity you'll see that there's no UFC representatives there really there's like day and I didn't see him at the fight I just figured they were brothers naughty High yeah what's up man but I was going towards him cuz he look busy I was going towards him and whether he want my help or not I figured I'd know a few things about marketing the next fight for name is Connor I'm just assuming he's there to sell that fight that should be the next fight Conor vs Nate Diaz 3 the trilogy that's the fight so I can go to him call Samina Reserve it's kind of hating on Conner and I would have spent it the other way he should have celebrated Connor and what he did winning rounds against Mets all-time and saying look them up worse than Floyd now we do this Trilogy I'm going to end in Fast & Floyd did like that should be the south of no talking about this so I see another, I'm a cow and then I come on bro what's up bro how about that fight man your next biggest fight in UFC history brother and he starts laughing he'll know how f****** stupid do you look now and I'm like I'm a cop gun like what is a couch stupid do you look talking all this s*** I'm like what what are you doing right now what the hell are you doing right now and he keeps talking might donate he doesn't like that stupid he one round against the best boxer of all time and then they say I Can't Win Brown he gave him one round like alright man either way so we gave you one rounds though what are you doing I just keep talking s*** start I talk about my career and I'm like what is going on right now I donate is mad at you I have no issues with you your point your gun at the wrong guy what are you doing right now you should be selling his fight against Conor not me I'm not the guy who started skinny jeans and Gucci boots for God's sake what are you doing right now and then like showtimes I come on let's go by the situation cuz he kept talking this is what this is the part I left out this is what triggered he was talking I literally couldn't hear because people like shop let's go because they don't want to fight so I shop let's go and he keeps saying I didn't like Nate use your word I can't understand a word you're saying use your words. List for whatever them off Batman I was so embarrassed at the showtime guys like oh my God who is that guy that's the guy who's supposed to fight Conor next a fight before like and what's wrong with him what's wrong with it 7555 a Trilogy fight makes sense for the belt if he the biggest pay-per-view of all time I think it's the only fight that make sense you can't you could be Tony and Kevin Lee there's not big enough stars to get Connor to come out to be resume the way he's not ready to fight you just never understand that so perfect world cup in Russia crazy how do we know is going to make weight doesn't pull out so he needs a comeback fight someone else so I shut down I read an interview apologize I didn't hear and say and then the next fight after that he didn't make weight is body shut down for the Ferguson fight and they cancel the fight please bring me my to get the s*** together remind me to take the idea of him fighting help find out 2425 super young right now remember how brass Connor was when he first got to the UFC very similar it's like 26 I believe okay sweet 24th September 4th he's almost 25 he'll be 25 in a couple of days he's super talented looks better every time you see him so he's essentially like somewhere around Connors age when Connor was a year younger than Conor Oberst on her face burst on the scene nobody knew who he was with you I'd seen them on the Internet and from fights in England and I knew it was really talented I actually went back and forth with him but it was nothing like what you see nothing right Kevin Lee down the road is 145-pounder who talks a lot of s*** he's a bad motherfuker he looks great speaks well built like a brick shithouse speaks well speaks well African-American as well so what's the biggest dad fight with Conor McGregor down the road you need more time by area right down the road like but he could do it Ferguson is very confident and still for a weirdo he's weird weird weird s*** but his endurance is off the charts he cuts a shitload of weight and doesn't like a professional the very top to ask potential like superstardom Kevin Lee is that that's the guy right now I think yeah maybe give me as far as like potential like superstardom those are the guys Kevin Lee is that that's the guy right now I think yeah maybe but of Tony Ferguson becomes the interim Champion starts talking all kinds of crazy s*** his star will rise in Rising and then be coming like a straight-up Superstar


    Joe Rogan & Brendan Schaub - "Conor McGregor is Steering The Ship Now"
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    you know I was thinking about what they sow with John being out and they got, right like Conor Nate things like looming in the air that's like what they got to do next is huge money if I tell you that there's not a huge money fight but Connor has changed the game for the batter supposed to be the fighter but it's like you know what WME he's still in the ship yes I think think about it cuz he made over because the numbers coming out that she asked me to be his papers of all time so we made a hundred million dollars right so you telling me if you're, you're part of his team you can go a fight Nate Diaz for how much 5 10 million going also we need to wear this Reebok and they can pay you $100,000 a year and one nonnegotiable the Reebok deal like you can't get around it but what you can do is agree it seems like you can't get around it right now not going to wear Reebok but what you have to do if you're playing a different game now it's not about the biggest athlete Combat Sports and you're not getting him for the 200000 you're paying a year Bratz yes could point you know that fight if it really did get 6 and 1/2 million pay-per-view buys like they were talking about Connor making a hundred million dollars if it got 5 million pay-per-view buys it got one and a half more than that it's like he's stupid that's that's Up For Debate cuz you know how that came about so I think they know sitting on that suitcase or something and your eyes filming right and Dana goes he didn't think is being recorded 5 meal and it was like dang on the room like old man dog and Snoop Dogg and then you're right turns on and go 6.5 million in the chest live camera off but they never officially set 6.5 started from showtimes for something like almost 5 yeah Dane on this when I'm searching it trending towards 4.6 million Nationwide in America that's 100% 2 million more overseas guarantee you that article says that it wasn't $100 worldwide either those twenty-five bucks in the UK and then I'll let you know that's interesting but still pay per views like we do Joshua that was that was a pay-per-view for the house over there but over here was free with HBO rights not biggest right that's you know we like trade a little bit watch as much TV as we did in 2017 so that Netflix is saying that it's a normal part of their day the way it is our day I don't think people in England was like yeah but I don't think they watch as much TV on a whole I think that's more of a workout forgot to the president works at Loudon works out at all zero yeah but either way I think it's going to break the paper your number so but Connors changes Dynamics for everyone cuz now when you want to fight again you can't have them agree to those old terms he's a smart guy and feel anything from Floyd you know when you when you fight Floyd you fighting a different animal


    Jordan Peterson on The Nature of Truth - Joe Rogan
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    minutes who the hell doesn't want to hear that so we're treading kind of close to the the argument you got into with Sam Harris about the nature of Truth and since I heard that I've been sort of itching to have this conversation with you because I think there's a way of viewing this that will actually perhaps reconcile the two points of view but there's a bitter pill that comes along with it so here's here's my argument we tend to think of intellect has evolved it has as having evolved because knowing what's true gives you an advantage but there's actually nothing that says that the literal truth is we're Advantage lies and so I have a category that I called literally false metaphorically true neither ideas that aren't true in the fact will sense but they are true enough that if you behave as if they were true you come out ahead of you would be if you behaved according to the fact that they're not true so let me give you a couple of trivial examples that won't be controversial porcupines can throw their quills it's not true however if you live near porcupines and you imagine that porcupines can throw their quills you'll give them some space if you don't you may realizing that they can't throw their quills get really close to one and it may we all around and nail you with a porcupine quill which can be extremely Dane because they are microscopically designed to move in from where they puncture you overtime and they can puncture vital organ or you can get infection so the person who believes that a porcupine can throw their quills has an advantage that isn't predicated on the fact that this is actually a literal truth right another one might be people say everything happens for a reason right unless you're talking about physics as the reason everything doesn't happen for a reason however if you are the kind of to believe that everything happens for a reason and then some terrible tragedy befalls you you may be on the lookout but what's the reason that this happened maybe it's supposed to open some opportunity and you won't miss that opportunity the way somebody who was preoccupied with their Misfortune would so literal falseness but metaphorical truth is actually I would argue the category under which religious truth evolves not a problem the bitter pill that I mentioned is that I've heard you say that the truth is that are captured in the the religious version of things are basically like you know there's an individual truth in the midst of truth of your family and there's a truth of the population that you're living in these things are all encoded in these these doctrines which is true and you would expect it to be because the doctors are carried along in the population the problem is what I hear you arguing and you tell me if I have it wrong should therefore expect the encoded metaphorical truth soon these religious Traditions to be morally right but there's nothing that actually says it will be morally right because there are metaphorical truth that might in fact be reprehensible but none the less effective and so what I would argue the overarching point here would be that you're right that the documents that contain descriptions of things are full of things that are true in some sense that is not literal scientific truth Norwest up there their purpose what isn't true is that those things are inherently up-to-date and that. because it's treacherous territory but I would say my understanding of the great myths has that observation built into it so one of the archetypes is that of the of the tyrannical Father which is the architect by the way that possesses the minds of people who accused Western societies being patriarchal they're possessed by a singular archetype and that's the archetype of the tyrannical father they don't see the tyrannical father and a wise King because there is that's that's you can't even but anyways in the in the old and in some of our old stories there's a representation of the Dead past so let me give you an example that everyone knows about the story of Pinocchio is the story of the individualization of he's a liar and he's pulled by forces that he does not understand right okay so you better wishes but he becomes a real individual and so Eddie knows that that's an impossible which he wishes on the star that his son could become an actual individual knowing full well that that's unlikely impossible so Geppetto's a good King show about the stories also about geppeddo because what happens is that when Geppetto loses Pinocchio loses his son with what you can think about is the active Dynamic attentive force of Youth then he ends up stultified in the belly of a whale which is the symbol of chaos at the bottom of the ocean and then you have to rescue him so I would say there is an instantiation of evolutionarily accumulated wisdom in the great stories of the past but they're still dead and it requires the union this is why in Christian theology the God has tripartite structure this is part of the reason but the father's dead the father was right a hundred years ago or a thousand years ago participate in the updating of the process no the active force is the same thing that generated those stories across time right so it's it's the same thing except it's also a live in the present until your moral duty and this is another thing that happened in Pinocchio is to rescue your dead father from the belly of the whale and that's partly what I'm trying to do with these biblical lectures because your objection is correct because even if the solution was correct the landscape has changed and it's changed incrementally or written wait we don't know and so those old truths are at best partial and at worst blind but that doesn't mean you can just say like mild did during the cultural revolution will let's just destroy the past it's like no that would be like saying well you don't need to bother you anymore because your body is the collected wisdom of The evolutionary process across three and a half billion years I absolutely agree it's impossible to know whether they not impossible but very difficult to know whether or not the truth that is contained in broccoli is still relevant if it's been inverted and it's now absolutely Sauced or something like that well well you can't have that life because you would have had to be in the Middle East 2000 years ago that's not your life but what you can do is take the archetype and you can manifest it was within the confines of your own life and what that does is force you to undergo the difficult process of updating the ancient wisdom and you don't just forgo it you can't or you can but you'll pay a massive price and part of that'll be social disintegration because it's it's the past is alive and so that those of us who inhabit his corpse aren't clawing each other to death while we're feeding right that's the critical issue now it's not alive enough because the bloody thing could fall apart at any moment and we need to be awake and alert in order to keep it updated and maintained well not only that but the greatest hazards to us in the present are only partially going to be dealt with in this text and that's that's my biggest concern is that you know if we take you know Dawkins dismissing religion is virus this is very dangerous because it neglects the truth that you're talking about and it prevents us from getting to a conversation in which we can talk about the fact that religious texts religions are not mine viruses their adaptations to past environments they do contain a kind of truth that isn't necessarily literal and it's in general not literal but none of them know ancient religion is up-to-date for Google's algorithms Hazard to civilization that it probably is we need to figure out how to navigate where the ancestral wisdom is simply not up to the current challenges are in detail and write in pattern so for example there's an idea that one of the things that the mythological hero does is stand up against the tyranny of the state you don't have to specify the nature of the tyranny of the state forgot to be a truth that's applicable across different context and I would say what's happened with the great religious mess is that they they operated level of abstraction such that the the abstract entities are applicable in every single environment it is extremely useful to represent the phenomenology of your experience as a domain of Chaos and Order that works in every single environment for every person and so the domain of order I can describe it technically you're in the domain of order when your actions produce the results you desire and you're in the domain of chaos when they don't and then and then I could say well your task is to straddle the border between those two demands because you don't always want to be where everything that you're doing is working cuz you don't learn anything and you don't want to be where nothing you're doing is working because it's overwhelming you want to be stable and dynamic at the same point and the Dallas to do that very nicely cuz they have a chaos order actualization of the of the phenomenological landscape and their claim is the point of Maximum proper being is right at the center of the border between Chaos and Order and I think that's true across contexts so I don't think that truth ages some of them don't know but the question really is one of at what point is there so much Legacy code that the taking the package is is more harmful than it is and at what point are you know if God were riding today I'm pretty convinced the first commandment would be thou shalt not enrich uranium it would make sense is the number one commandment it's not there because you're any of them wasn't a concept at the point that the thing was written or was the hazard of enriching it obvious and so the fact that it isn't mentioned tends to be emphasized that as a risk and so I guess the question is is it possible I mean possible that by recognizing that these Traditions carry huge amounts of ancestral wisdom forward but that wisdom is certain to be so incomplete that it doesn't address modern questions that we can be liberated to move forward and to honor those traditions for bringing us here but to recognize that we actually have to move forward with something more potent and up-to-date which is not not easy because you can't just the scientific truth of the moment and Implement a lot of it isn't even write a fairytale Universal okay which religious texts and you might say well all of them but then that means that obscures the important differences between the traditions and I'm by no means certain that all of them do you know so I'm going to stick my neck way the hell out because why not it isn't obvious to me that Islam does because it's very difficult for me to see that the totalizing nature of Islam doesn't make it unique among religions now good so well there's that old on the table if you don't mind but isn't the issue using the word truth cuz we can say true we could use tradition and wisdom and we're okay but as soon as we start saying truth then then we run into problems I mean in in even when you're talking about porcupines will you talk about what would you say metaphorical Truth Versus look it's not true it's real simple. Don't Go Near the porcupine teach the kid did not go near the porcupine because porcupine quills are dangerous they get stuck in you the really dangerous play throw it out you know they cannot but just stay clear of them because you don't want them to somehow another get in touch with your body is no truth in that they can throw their quills at you you benefit from being particularly aware of the dangers of their quills but if you tell a kid that they can throw their quills and so therefore the kids stays clear of them has a faulty assumption in his head you're lying to them for their own protection and I would not good I wouldn't do it nothing happens for a reason well here's a problem we don't know if everything happens for a reason maybe when you die you go to some auditing room and they go well you know it's all just a part of some gigantic algorithm that you were impossible it's impossible for you to understand do to your limited processing power of the human brain you're dealing with some semi and sort of complex geometry that's really just designed keep your body moving and keep you alive and spread your genetic so you can eventually evolve to the point when you are God I have kids I would write on their porch though because the question is why do people tell you that a porcupine throw its quills I don't think they do do they do they do they don't know any better right right and so all I'm saying is that actually that is likely to be the product of selection in other words that those people who had encoded that they do throw their quills have an advantage that's not the way I would do it and freeze the reason that you point out which is if you give a child the wrong model of a porcupine I don't know whether a porcupine is liable to be the gateway to some more important question but if it were you've just steered the kid wrong so false matter but he was wrong because the idea of Truth is much older than the idea of objective truth and the original notion of Truth wasn't object of true it was like The Arrow flies straight and true right and it meant something like reliably reliably on its way to the appropriate destination something like that and when Christ said I am the truth and the way when I can't remember light of it yes yes you know taking the idea of Truth it was actually objective all along and done something crooked with it is just wrong is wrong. Truth can have multiple definitions they maybe they may be commensurate you may be able to stack them on top of one another but now and then they dissociate and then this is actually what what what Brett was referring to as well so so in this is where it gets so complicated that I can barely manage it there's a there's the truth that manifest itself in the manner in which you act and there's the truth that manifest itself as a representation of the objective world and sometimes both those troops are stacked on top of each other and sometimes they're not so like I could give you a piece of wisdom that would work well if you acted it out that carried within it and inaccurate representation of part of the objective world and you could say well maybe that's actually the biblical stories because if you read them as science they don't read well so Atlas take malaria as a good example malaria the root of the word is malaria bad are right malaria is not transmitted by bad are transmitted by mosquitoes that live in places where you might think the air is bad so the point is it's part of the way there we are Guardian because we started to talk about pragmatism but there's also something like the truth of a description and the truth of a tool and my sense is that people's fundamental truths are tool like we use them to function properly in the world and you could say Wella a sharp ax is more true than a dull Axe and actually you can use the word true in that sense that actually isn't appropriate appropriate use of the word there are two truths and there are objective factors no and the optimal circumstance those map onto each other but we're not smart enough Austin to make the map onto each other because we just don't know enough and there are lots of truce that we have that portray the objective World improperly that are still true is the problem using the term screw when sometimes you should use the term fact light lettuce one plus one is to that as a fact one plus one is two is also true you throw some water on a match that is and it'll go out that's a fact as I see it at least there is this overarching truth the one that Sam Harris was pointing to the one I think you're pointing to also and the one I'm imagining we all subscribe to it right there is a testable truth that reveals itself in the laboratory were in a careful experiment the field and that really is the top-level truth but then there are the trees you can't speak yet so let's take the word filth from from the Old Testament right you're not supposed to s*** in Camp because God finds a defensive now the problem is the germ theory of disease doesn't come about for thousands of years after that truth was written that truth keeps you from infecting people long before you can ever explain that there are microbes that grow in human ship that are particular danger to your population so the point is would you rather be held back to the place where you can actually describe the literal underpinnings of what's going on or do you want to be liberated to say something that actually results in an improvement in health before literally thousands of years before anybody had any idea that it was microbes at the root of this to amplify that original crude version of the truth or that crude approximation of what you need to believe in order to behave safely there's no reason for that truth to to be promoted in fact you don't hear people describing this part of the Old Testament there is some intermingling perhaps of hygienic concerns with also the desire for the group's to distinguish themselves from other groups right cuz you can you can unite your group quite tightly by dietary restrictions so back to your point about terminology you know we could we could do something like fact and wisdom and always say truth that's the overarching category and then that divides into and what you want you want the facts and the wisdom to b1121 but often there and if you find wisdom where the facts aren't laid right out you don't just get the throw away the wisdom which is what I think happened in the case of people like Dawkins and Harris & Harris makes another sleight-of-hand move which I don't like which is the he thinks so let's say except for just a second the wisdom fact distinction he would say well the fact is the thing and the wisdom is a second-order derivation of that you can ground the wisdom in the fact and I don't believe that and I don't think that he has any I don't think that he has any real justification for that you just said something about my grounding the wisdom in the fact that you know the facts clearly enough you'll know how to act and there's ways to acted within the the interest of all the people around you been made might not serve you that well the process of Mac napping fact onto action is simple if we just got the facts right but but it's the week is part of his argument and we never ever got to that for a variety of reasons but part of the reason it's week is okay while there's like an infinite number of fact man which is so let's say you're standing in front of the field and you're looking at the field the field does not tell you how to walk through it there's a million ways through the field and that no matter how many facts about the field you aggregate you're not going to be able to determine the appropriate by aggregating those fact so it's that's in that that's a problem that I don't think Sam is willing to take seriously and well I think there are two problems tangled up here one of them is there's a question of is one individual supposed to have all of the facts and navigate based on on that sort of the rationality community version of things or does you know the Practical truth is we can't all the experts and everything and so we have to go wrong with you no guides to our behavior that are approximate and that that's inherent and then there's a question about civilization civilization should be guided by our best understanding of what's actually true but with an understanding that we don't have a complete map of a lot of stuff and so depending what you're pointing at is that there is wisdom that has been handed to us that is not such that we can just simply say oh here's the Nugget at the center of it and we need to preserve that thing because we don't necessarily what it's doing which is you know that's this is dangerous because some of what it's doing may not be acceptable dreadfully in a month or two months so he has to be like to be wise let's say well first of all let's say it would be good if it was a new coordinate with the but we'll leave that aside for now it has to work if you operate according to the wisdom principal whatever it is it has to work in the world but then it has to work in the world that allows you to maintain your relationships with people in the world right to it so it's all the sudden this wisdom thing is something that's not only constrained by let's call it objective reality but constrained by the necessity of the social contract a functional social contract so you're only able to you're only allowed to put forward in the world that would be of benefit to you if they symbol taneously don't undermine the structure within which you live okay and then there's a game theory element to that which is well if it's wise then it works in the world so that'll be the constraint objective reality but then it works for you now and the you that'll be in the week and they use it'll be in in a month and it works for you and your family and works for you and your family on society and it works in a way that those things all line up to be in rated across time until the solution is funny I really like to hear what you think about this I think this is the solution to the postmodern conundrum because the postmodernist bless their hearts will give the devil his due say well the problem is an infinite number of interpretations of a finite set of facts and the right response to that is all oh that's true that's true that's not good and that's why the postmodern to say well you can't agree on a canonical interpretation of great piece of literature because the number of potential interpretation and so then they said why should we settle on any one interpretation then why should we privilege one over another and then they say well that's all power games so that's what they missed in this is a big deal it's a big deal I think is this idea of ethical constraint it's like yes there's a landscape of potentially infinite interpretation but hardly any of them will work in the real world and hardly any of them will work in the real world in a way that doesn't get you killed by other people or Doom you because your own stupidity to failure across time and so the landscape of interpretation is almost infinite but the landscape of applicable interpretation functional interpretation is unbelievably constraint and I think that constraint system is what we regard as ethics it's something like that well at some level stories continue through time for a reason you know good stories continue for a long in the Odyssey is with us for some reason and we so there is a scientific reason or scientific investigative or reason why the Odyssey has been terrible we may not know it but it's in principle of the question you could investigate I'm so I guess at the end of the day the problem with the postmodernist is that they have a point the point is perception gets in the way of anything we wish to do objectively but that point only takes you so far and part of Migos okay well what am I supposed to do next then since there's an infinite number of choices and the postmodernist says what my theory can't account for that and then they say well back to Marxism and so that's why I think there's this Unholy alliance between the postmodernists in the new Marxist is because post-modernism is a is a dead end from the perspective of applicable wisdom that leaves you bereft and nihilistic and that's not good because people can't exist without a purpose and so they sneaked the Marxism back door and jump into this power landscape for the reasons that we discussed earlier you really think that it's because of an infinite number of possibilities interpreting things because I've always felt that it was really just a response to capitalism the daily dick today feel like capitalism is a very negative aspect of our culture and society and that there's got to be some sort of an alternative Marxism is a clearly defined alternative that other people have subscribed to in the past you could point to it it's a structure that's already already set up and it's romanticized and I think they adopted for that reason because it has a socialist aspects attached to it and they looked at socialism as it's some sort of a thing that regards equality and you know some sort of an egalitarian approach landscape of incident landscape of interpretation problem it's a real problem if you look at it historically post-modernism actually grew out of Marxism and so what what happened is that the marxists laid out their their their theory about the human social environment being composed of a power struggle between the privileged than the underprivileged right the rich and the poor and its initial phases and that's a story that's partially true and it's a lot of power the motor power is the Romantic Motive Power that you just described I get to be on the side of the oppressed I get to be a warrior for what's right there's the resentment element which is that son-of-a-b**** have more than me so let's cut them off at the knees which manifested itself brutally in the Soviet Union and then there's the ideological totality issue which gives people a sense of security that took a vicious hit by it by the late 1960s because the murderousness of Marxism have been clearly laid out as a doctor and not open the door to this move my mostly French intellectuals to to develop the postmodern philosophy which has its advantages which we describe but but also to use that as a a screening tactic for allowing Marxism to transform into identity politics and that's truly intellectually pathological because you don't get to be a postmodernist and a Marxist you actually technically cannot be both of those at the same time and the fact that most people are both of those things that it at the same time raises the Specter of just exactly what their motivation is and then I would say it's this resentment driven anti-capitalism there's reasons to criticize capitalism obviously but it's one of the fundamental motivate raises the Specter of just exactly what their motivation is and then I would say it's this resentment driven anti-capitalism there's reasons to criticize capitalism obviously but it's his underground resentment driven anti-capitalism that I think is one of the fundamental motivate


    Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson & Bret Weinstein's Disagreement About Hitler
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    we are already almost three hours into this so and we haven't talked about Hitler oh my goodness because just saying the things that I'm trying to say that aren't stupid is dangerous enough yes this isn't the topic where you want to make that kind of Airgas right so it's funny that it's pretty much all in agreement we talked about the amount of time that has passed into the horrible atrocity and that there are people that will argue that Genghis Khan killed 10% of the world's population change things so badly that it literally lower the carbon footprint of the human race while he was alive killed some Untold number of millions of people and was responsible for their desk people look it to him and they find all sorts of positive things to a tribute to his Reign opening up trade with China opening up trade routes other different things that people have attributed to him and that someday someone may do the same thing about Adolf Hitler right now where is impossible he he certainly made that job very difficult with all of the documentation yet especially the films but but let's just say the argument that I want 11 I want to be really careful to do this so that it can't be misinterpreted by light if I'm cornered will you from all those years ago in in my in my paper that I was dead for Bob papers that I mentioned at the beginning was that Hitler was a monster as we all know but he was a rational monster that the program that he deployed was not what he said mind what he said was wrong any places especially where it gets near Darwinism it's just all tangled and broken but what he did was rational from the point of view of increasing the amount of resource that was dedicated to producing members of his population and so my point is this is the danger that we are in if we allow ourselves to a man that tennis Idol impulses are more or less gone from the world because we've all assumed where we've all agreed that they're a bad thing and the point is they exist in a in a latent program and it a point when you have posterity as a result of usually a an opportunity that has run its course and has resulted in the population growing to fill that opportunity and suddenly there's nowhere to go because the opportunities absorb the tendency of people is to figure out who what other population is weak and if that population is across a border then there's some excuse for war and if the population is within the Border then it's a genocide but the point is that is an ever-present danger for us and I want I remained relatively silent I don't want to be seen I don't want it to be seen that the fact that I'm disagreeing with you means or that there is a disagreement means that it's a disagreement about any of that I think the disagreement was something like I said that Hitler was even more evil than we thought he was and you I think correct me if I'm wrong you're pointing out the danger of assuming that you can put Hitler in a he was just a monster box and don't think about it anymore and I would say I agree absolutely with that I've studied Hitler a lot and there's a bunch of things that you can't say about him you can't say he was stupid why you can't say he was without artistic talent you can't say that he was a poor organizer you can't say that he wasn't charismatic you can't say that he did wonders for equal Germany's economy in the first part of his Reign and and and so it's very necessary when you're if you're dealing intelligently with a true monster that you give please do yeah so I think the thing that I saw in your video was your argument was that as he was losing instead of putting the genocide on pause and winning and winning the war that he ratcheted up the jam point would simply be and again there I couldn't possibly be less sympathetic with the individual my point is simply that from an evolutionary point of view if your objective is coldly to increase the number of genomes that are spelled the same way that yours are on Earth that a he did enslave those Jews who were most fit to work in service of the German war machine right that's what those camps are not all of the camps at work camps but in Auschwitz for example as both a Work Camp and a death camp and so there was this tendency to enslave and the number of your Kinsmen but unless they're very close decent survival strategy is to homogenize your environment with regards to under some conditions to homogenize your your environment with regards to racial or ethnic differences to decrease the probability that you and yours are going to be killed again no defensive this yes you are right that has little power now might not be small and have little power later and so endowed that program is there to get but I would say that the the tendency to believe that Evolution only functions at the level of Ken when you're talkin about very close relatives I believe is an error that is the result of the fact that evolution is early on Rift to operationalize Fitness and it's very hard to operationalize Fitness across population level differences and so they built a definition that is about immediate kin but there's no logical reason to imagine that that Peters out at the edge what Hitler did was go after a population inside his border that was more distantly related to the people who were his constituents and then he went obviously after Eastern Europe and sought the future of Germany in Russia and it took 12 million Russians to turn around the War Machine, those are military deaths are vastly more civilian deaths but but the point is he did not succeed in doing what he set out to do but he also didn't fail in the sense that he took a bunch of resources that belong to a population that was more distantly related and he got rid of those people and by getting rid of them increase the amount of resource that was available to Arians this has nothing to do dreams are not interested in figuring out which genes are superior all of the language about German superiority is nonsense however genes are very interested in their obviously things they don't think but they act as if they are interested in replacing alternative spellings the fact that the sorts of programs that Hitler both ran and elicited from people are lurking in our let's say in our genome in our in our set of biological possibilities and we have to be very awake to that fact on an ongoing basis they're lurking in our genomes which does not mean that we as adults have this as a possibility many people will not go along with this other people have it lurking to be triggered inner set of biological possibilities and we have to be very awake to that fact on an ongoing basis they're lurking in our genomes which does not mean that we as adults have this as a possibility many people will not go along with this other people have it lurking to be triggered


    Joe Rogan on Pepe the Frog Meme Outrage
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    about this much detail cuz it's really complicated but the the Auntie left Spectrum let's say is very confused and it could easily tilt very rapidly into the hard right and he left which is the danger that you were described it and partly what I'm hoping is that I can talk to people who might conceivably be on that developmental pathway because they're they're tired of being accused of implicit racism essay and say look you can be anti radical left without falling all the way into the to the far-right and here's how you might do it but that means I have to talk to them and then if I talk to them that means I risk association with him and not make risks being tainted it's a very tricky line to walk but it's also one of the one of the big problems with this hard stance of the of the left of the hard left like this Pepe the Frog thing I did anybody I mean things that I tweeted with some guy that called me you just admitted you're not cuz you I posted a mean that someone had created of me as Pepe the Frog and apparently is Pepe the Frog of everybody and so I put this guy was like will you just admitted you're not see and I might see this is a part of the problem and this creates a massive blowback people getting angry because for the most part is used humorously and defensive humor there's something about the idea that the effectiveness of this meme is that it tangled people with no sense of humor in knots and people can't figure out I think that it's as bad as you already of it I do believe that and I think the same thing about the kekistani types is that that's almost all humor massive problem with pushing back against that and calling those people Nazis and racists and especially when they're just using humor and especially when it's very clear if you look at all the memes online and I went thoroughly through Google to find them there's some abhorrent once there was some horrible ones there's some ones that are with the Nazi uniforms there's some there's some anti-jew one through some horrific one most of them are not that most of them the vast majority of them are humorist and if these people are not coordinating so if one person decides to make a Mickey Mouse racist meme which by the way a lot of the early Mickey Mouse cartoons you could just take a screenshot and they're f****** tremendously racist because of the time me images of black people that work extremely cartoonish Lids Black Faces the whole deal or horribly racist you could say Mickey Mouse is f****** racist don't go to Disneyland no one saying that right but they could this is a slippery slope you start with the Frog you know and you know first they came for Pepe and I didn't say anything and make that racist it doesn't mean that the frog is racist this is crazy it's like what percentage of people are making the frog racist and then for the Southern Poverty Law Center say that this is a symbol of hate now this frog well well guess what you just back these f****** people up against the wall and you sure their offense is cuz now they're realizing what will these people are mad their their crate not just mad like angry but mad like insane you're not looking at this thing rationally at all you're saying that a frog wear 99% of the means or just humorous or silly now the frog is hate symbol not only a hate symbol but Nazi white supremacist I need them they're just drying up all of the space between their Preposterous perspective and the nightmare at the other end of the spectrum and the point is almost all of us live in that intermediate space so yeah it's it's almost all thoughts live in that intermediate space talking about something with the words extremely humorous you're talkin about a humorous frog I mean God damn you took all that all hate when sometimes at 8 and is sung by who by whatever the f****** people are that did that hateful thing those are the people they're hateful not the other ones they're using that frog for humor mean this is that the fact that this is an argument at all just shows how lost we are in these ideological arguments is left vs right extreme end of the spectrum on one end of the field throwing rocks at the far end of the field yeah it's it's as hopeless if we cannot have discussions


    Jordan Peterson on Universal Basic Income - Joe Rogan
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    intelligent conversation about that right because the Lefty say too much inequality and they need to be Listen to Because the evidence is quite clear if you let the inequality ramp-up enough the whole system destabilizes because the people at the bottom sink faucet we'll just we'll just flip the system upside down like right-wing Conservative Republican quality in your neighborhood get out of hand because the crime rate whilst Iraq and the empirical evidence on that is overwhelmingly inequality drives crime now you can say you can argue about why but the fact that it does that's not disputable so we can have an intelligent discussion between the left and the right and the discussion would go something like this you need Innovation you pay for Innovation with inequality but you need to bind inequality because if it's too intense than things destabilize Auntie Daniel income for people which I think is horrible Solution by the way but IT addresses the right problem the problem is is that we're hyperproductive but the spoils go to the was at the top and some of those resources need to be funneled down to the people who have zero so that they have an opportunity to at least get to the point where they can innovate until the bloody whole bloody thing doesn't wobble in fall and we could week and I would say in some sense that's what the political discussion is about what we we we get off into these Michael oversimplifications which is something like Wally if you have more than another person you were an oppressor and you're evil and if you have last it's because your virtuous and victimized and that's just a non-starter so real problem with universal basic income human beings in some sense our beasts of burden and if they're not given if they're not provided with a place where they can accept social responsibility social and individual responsibility in an honorable manner they degenerated and die with that's the opiate crisis in West right now like men need man who are men don't need money they need function and we've got a problem one of the problems is for example it illegal to induct anyone into the Armed Forces if they have an IQ of less than 83 and the reason for that is the the the Armed Forces despite having every reason to draw the contradictory conclusion has decided that there isn't a single thing that you can be trained to do in the military if you have an IQ of less than 83 that isn't positively counterproductive that's 10% of the population and we're producing a culture that's very cognitively complex like what the hell do if you can't use a computer because you can use a computer your least in the game if you can really use when you're hyper powerful if you're not literate enough to use a computer you're at 0 10% of the population the conservative State well there's a job for everyone if they just worked hard enough it's like no an increasingly know and the liberal State while everyone's basically the same you can train anyone to do anything so I can know you look at this biologically actually I think it did reveals a lot why are we I mean we know from from careful study that people are motivated by the degree of an equality more than they are the the absolute level of well-being that they have and there's a very good that's tragic but a very good evolutionary reason for this which is if you are working on some piece of land and your neighbor has the adjacent piece of land and they're doing twice as well it's because they know something you don't write and so becoming focused on what they're doing that you're not doing is a rational thing to the to spend your time on so you can figure out what it is that they know that you don't in the modern environment this is a catastrophe because who are your neighbors well you've got some box sitting on the wall if your living room that has a totally artificial portrait of other people who may be much wealthier than you and it broadcasting in as if you're looking in their window right in the O'Jays house and So you thinkyou you're being triggered to the to think that you're doing something wrong that you might fix when in fact the solution may not be the first of all the person on the other side of that screen may not be for real but even if they are they're not living in the same environment as you the technology is interfacing with with our brains badly but so we have the perception of massive inequality economically we do have massive and equality you're arguing that the solution to this involves some sort massive redistribution a solution I would but none the less redistribution is wildly unpopular for various reasons and so what we've got now is a situation is a speculative but what's really happening is that austerity is being used as a threat to keep people who would otherwise rebell against the inequality in line and my fear about this is that this is exactly the conditions that are going to trigger that tribal population against population Mayhem that we were talking about at the beginning of this conversation that when people have the sense that the 1st of growth that they were experiencing is now over the natural response is to turn on those who are not as powerful and take their stuff that this is a totally indefensible but nonetheless biological pattern of history and that if we want to avoid that we have to stop send signals that trigger us to imagine that we've just run to the limit of the opportunity that we had discovered and it is now time to look and see who can't defend their position how we sending these signals well by basically failing to provide enough well-being that people's perception of the inequality is reduced to a tolerable level it's also a good argument for equality of opportunity right because people are people are actually not as resentful about the success of others as you might expect their resentful about it if they feel that the game is fixed but they're also willing to consider the game long-term so lots of people will say look like I'm stuck at not zero I'm stuck at 1 but my kids might make it to 4 and that's good enough and that's being the American dream right in and that's that's a really high power antidote equality it's like well yeah there's so many quality we needed to keep the generative mechanism going but the game is fair and you can play it too and there's some reasonable probability that either you or someone you love will be successful so that is so it has to be a straight game and that's why ethics is so important to keep this landscape stable people can't play crooked games and the rich shouldn't be fixing the game if they want to hold onto their money and the problem is is that some of them although not all some of them are fixing the game and I'm happy about that and no wonder you know once I guess that was evidence to some degree by the 2008 collapse because it seemed and just as uninformed as the next person so I'm I'm what I am I'm capable of commenting on this it seems from the outside that the rich disproportionately benefited from the restabilization of the economic system and people are not happy about that and they shouldn't be happy about that because ugly rotten about the game so you could say well maybe people can tolerate necessary inequality if the game isn't rigged and so that's why everybody has to act in the matter that indicates that the game is rigged and that means they can't make it that's really what it means so we're also being driven into the equality corner by I would say by the post Tri power and they're all oppressors and the reason they have the money is because they stole it from you and there's some truth in that because there are some criminals but when you get to the point where you failed to distinguish the productive people from the criminals which is exactly what happened in the 1920s in the Soviet Union you better bloody well won't watch out because when you radically make things egalitarian you're going to wipe out all your productive people and then you're going to starve and so that's that's one doom and scenarios that awaits us if this idiot process of polarization continues what I find reprehensible about the universities and you're tangled up right up to your neck in this is that the universities are actively agitating to produce people who believe that all inequality is due to oppression and power and that's just the first of all it's technically wrong but why here's the problem no as far as I know nobody has properly studied the question of what fraction of the economy is actually crooked rent-seeking right not productive and I fear that the answer to that question is that it's an awful large fraction of the economy not because of some conspiracy but because opportunity is finite but con games aren't and so anybody who can find a Mexican transferring wealth from somebody else for doing nothing finds that mechanism in that thing is is ever-present where is discovering the next big thing that's actually productive is you know something that goes along and fits and starts and so if we were I mean really you've described it very well we've got a battle between two caricatures of what's true right are there either the market is wonderful and it's producing great stuff with very little corruption or ever thing that makes people on equal if the result of corrupt both of these things are wrong right markets are marvelous engines for figuring out how to do something really well they're brilliant this right and so people who see that fall in love with it understandably because they're so good at it but what they're terrible at is telling you what you should want or what you should do right if people tell markets here's what we would like to accomplish and then the markets tell us will how do we accomplish that best that way very viable system that would not result in massive rent-seeking resulting and everybody feeling that all of their misfortunes are the result of a rigged game which is so massively rigged that when they check they see yes that is actually large large large extent were suffering from but they want to throw the baby out with the bathwater and so they want to throw up markets entirely which you know is would be a terrible mistake massively rigged that when they check they see yes that is actually large large large extent were suffering from but they want to throw the baby out with the bathwater and so they want to throw up markets entirely which you know is would be a terrible mistake


    Joe Rogan - Biology is Sexist and Racist?
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    about the evolutionary toolkit is that I believe we have exactly the tools for navigating this puzzle they're built into us also in addition to this late and program but we are now in a very dangerous situation because for example if Google and other of these online Goliath start deploying algorithms that decide what we get to talk about and see then we cannot use the very tools that are necessary in order to escape and avoid something like Civil War which Franklin communication and debate analyzing all the components of this issue completely objectively if we have free and open communication that some percentage of that communication is going to be reprehensible and deplorable but the but the but that the consequences of suppressing that are so much more dangerous than the consequences of allowing it that they're not in the same universe by making them electronically taboo yeah and then point is they're going to Fester whereas if we if we discussed them we can defuse the ones that are terrible we can spot the opportunities that we don't know we have and we can we can move forward rather than descend into civil war with frankly looks more more more perceptual censorship they are doing that will to explain weld sad explain what how I'm looking at what you two are planning with regards to their artificial intelligence sensors let's say no they want to get to the point where the the opposed the appalling video is not even put up so what happened I hope I got this exactly right but God was in the process go to video and then you probably shouldn't so once you uploaded YouTube has access to it and they have access to its content and they informed him that it would be demonetized before he published apocracy is to triggering there's nothing objective subject objectionable in my clip unbelievable how many videos are going up on YouTube what the hell why are they manually run healing histamine is not a radical right you instantaneously get lumped into this right-wing hate group that's that you're a biological essentialist and you see so if you're around ankle postmodern neo-marxist your theory is human beings can be anything that I want to make them into it's a core doctrine of the Syrian it's part of what makes it intensely totalitarian because then human beings are just Putty for the molding and that's part of the the motivational drive for claiming the radical construction is claim there's no biological a sense of why do you make that claim well because we want a free people from Prejudice and tyrannies like no that's not why you make that claim you make that claim because of you want to justify your claim that there's absolutely nothing wrong with making over Humanity in the end of image of your ideologies and that's that what that that was a well-documented intellectual argument that go through what happened in communist Russia for example cuz the claim they're explicitly was you wipe out the past there's no real biological identity you can mold the human of the future in the image of your perfectionistic etiology and the the Russians actually Sidelines themselves effectively with respect to evolutionary theory that basically they were so backward on a biological front that as they were deploying this this very broken ideological toolkit they were wrecking their ability to think about about how biology works and so what's your point about evolutionary biologist is not just a question the content of evolutionary biology is solutely the opposite of politically correct because nobody tells the biota what's right and what's wrong that I owed it does what it does and those of us who look at it and attempt to understand what those patterns are can't help but be deeply Politically Incorrect almost all the time and so the idea that that the truth of biology is actually going to become on expressible and we're going to move ahead we're just going to we're going to we're going to side that's so that we can move ahead with this ideological stuff I mean that is cutting off your nose to biology biology and we're going to have to go back here in order to collect a tool but biology does create entities that have the potential for racism in them in our genomes we carry the potential for racism for darwinian reasons sexism a little different right it is so I'm about to become very Politically Incorrect yeah I know it is not possible for male jeans to gang up on female teams because all of our genes spend half their time in male bodies and half their time and female body which does not mean that Civilization is fair with respect to sex and gender but it does mean that there's no biological basis for the evolution of a patriarchal force that subordinates women because whatever the patriarchy does those who are part of the patriarchy become female in the next iteration and they suffer the consequences of it this is not the case with race unfortunately this is not a good thing but it is a true thing in a darwinian sense one population can gang up on another population and it happened again and again it explains all of the worst chapters in human history and so in some sense what I'm getting at is that you want to understand that process and once you understand what your genes are actually up to and you understand that your genes their objectives in the universe are not defensible what your jeans want cannot be defended in in rational terms then we become free to do something else to recognize that our genes are up to things that we don't have any reason to honor and we can we can basically take them out of the can I'm and we can we can basically take them out of the control position but if we imagine that what are genes that are up to must be all right and therefore it can't include anything like racism then we're just stuck then we don't have the tools to to diffuse racism


    Joe Rogan Asks Hannibal Buress About the Aftermath of the Bill Cosby Controversy
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    have you looked completely move past all the Cosby Show tour dutil still take grief for that the rollout for my Comedy Central TV show and we actually push back my announcement because that looking for tuna stick names was that crazy that we pushed it back by maybe he pushed back the premier announced by a month or two cuz it was so even though I have my Comedy Central deal in place 2012 at all around County Central Jail and so then when I came out and then I got my show with it well then my show was scheduled to go on there and look like instead of just having this show that I was able to it was his energy around it you know in 2005 July I like yet all early 2000s I was just energy around it where if I was going to do press around that time they would definitely going on what year was it 2 years ago so yeah it just kind of affected the the energy around it as far as the end my want and an eagerness to do a lot of press just because I knew it was going to have him come up and eagerness to do a lot of press just because I knew it was going to have him come up and I was just like I was so


    Joe Rogan Watches His Tae Kwon Do KO From 1987
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    I didn't know you used to fight until after the last time I did the podcast I just thought you were got it worked out a lot and is really like mixed martial arts in combat books out of the back how that feel man to hit somebody from weird the back yeah back was the last time you hit somebody in anger or in competitions covid-19 then tells you like make it look like it's no big deal. I thought process was don't get excited make it looks like this is what I'm going to do to everybody just relax just walk off and have everybody so nervous that you don't even care I just a normal thing for you you kick people to go unconscious they fall down and can't get up. Do you got to have that people cuz you're in a tournament so you can it doesn't even seem like even want to watch that doesn't really feel like me so long ago the hair that I mean on the back of my head they would wear these head protectors a full one that covers your whole head like over your ears or you wear one that's just a back your head which is really just their ass when you get knocked out your head doesn't f****** that house off the ground yeah Sonora hockey rink once will they put a plastic sheet down on a hockey rink so it was not the ice but the cement underneath the hockey rink so we're basically fighting on cement so the eighties with terrible is looks like an awful bad for brain damage that's no money no future and no money for the Love of the Game I guess It prepares you for life and also you want to find out I wanted to find out how I would do you know that wanted to find out what it would be like to compete under high stress situations like worrying about someone kicking you in the face yeah I'm glad somebody in the face so I'm glad that's whatever I go to a UFC fight I'm not good it's not it looks it looks crazy yeah it's terrible for you did the thing is more people can kick people in the face now going to take it any of the time in human history I think there's a lot of fucken people that can kick people in the face now because of watching MMA and internet and classes of training I think more people training now then than ever before for sure there's way more people that can strangle people than ever hundred percent because it is it'll earn more people doing Jiu-Jitsu than any other time in history like before like in my early Martial Arts days there was no one that was doing grappling really like I wrestled in high school and then there was no like jiu-jitsu classes there was like you could take Judo like it was Judo but it was very few like actual like submission grappling schools or anything like that even Nationwide was a small handful nobody knew what the f*** they were doing now everywhere you looked as a school grappling schools or anything like that even Nationwide it was a small handful nobody knew what the f*** they were doing now everywhere you looked as it's just it's cool like I was down San Diego just San Diego long it's not a big city they must have a hundred Jiu-Jitsu schools just in San Diego crazy


    Joe Rogan on McGregor/Mayweather PPV Numbers "I Imagine Conor Will Box Again"
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    what becomes a thing like with Floyd Mayweather you know like a big thing about Floyd Mayweather is how much money makes is not just that he's a great boxer it said he's going to make three hundred million dollars the pay-per-view numbers they're talking about 6.5 million pay-per-view buys more than 2 million more than the Manny Pacquiao fight that's insane he did nickname of self Money Mayweather around $8 check it wasn't even a big cardboard one or printed out on a or even a wire or something I would get that wire laminate that thing you got a hundred million in a Bank of America I guess so it seems like you just hold on to it too. I can't imagine that they won't do that again, won't do it again with way to get people excited about it Connor could get somehow somehow another get more people to pay attention to is an interesting fight to the first three or four rounds made it he made it look Asian but it really wasn't interested he didn't believe in time does Pazzo Floyd usually boxes and that's what you always see unboxing that like the Box Canelo and he does that and it and it goes off for that counter I don't think that's what it was I think you knew I was going to get tired of you know that Connor has endurance problems and as long as he wasn't throwing a lot of punches which Floyd wasn't he's constantly faking and moving he's got kind of backing up he could be what it's way easier to be defensive if you're not being so if you're not thinking about hitting the guy if your constant like fainting and you got your hands up and moving forward but really what you're thinking about what he's throwing you can get away with a lot and you could press for a lot more because you're going to see the punches coming cuz you're not really thinking too much about throwing your own punches unless his like a clear wide opening so that the first couple of rounds he's mostly like putting pressure on them sizing him up when I became way more obvious what's happened then then I watch it and I could see exactly what he's doing he's fainting put a lot of pressure on Connor he's making kind of backup a lot which is exhausting and then also kind of number efficient he's not a boxer so like there's a lot of energy being wasted like he's going to get tired more easily and he doesn't run so it doesn't have the same kind of endurance of Floyd has a lot of factors in there you are a little weird ones like Patty punches to the side of the head some weird animation it did kick in a little bit but it's not to the extreme I think it was a massive penalties for any so if he had any sort of deduction or anything is something illegal be f***** up with as long as you're not doesn't get disqualified it might be worth it


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Conor McGregor vs. Paulie Malignaggi Sparring Footage
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    it's up with some people make that argument with anal Floyd Mayweather the signal isn't his uncle his daddy's been doing since his last six the best argument the best argument the best argument professional career that spanned XLIX fight he's been hitting maybe hard seven or eight times true that the only and there's a few X Factor's in the in this fight built the only kind of thing that gives people hope if you're on team MMA or team Connor which is not MMA versus boxing with 15 Connor exact factors of 42 years off rights at 2 years off but in the past he's taking time off and comes back better but he is 44 that has to be something you know another thing why is he doing it for money with he's doing for attention why is he coming back to get to 50 and then they'd 8-oz glass with the officially approved today eight ounce gloves it's a huge huge advance for, I think man it's all Interesting Man think I have an idea what I think's going to happen but no one knows right and that's why I think those the footage of Connors Farm Polly such a big deal cuz people were there watching go such a big deal we've been doing before that fight. What kind of shape is he in 12 round shape 12 rounds why do you agree with the training he got word from Connor's team that they're going to use them so he started training some but not like it's not like he was getting ready for a fight fight you know so that's what he said he goes man that you do for me to go 12-6 right round and then he was like more. Get in better shape stuff like that get used to fighting shape and they didn't use them any flute cover the Mikey Garcia Broner fight and then came back and he was fresh off the plane and then he spark 12 rounds like in college defense when they go you bring pain English yeah I'm bringing us on Showtime during the media scrub them up and I think Polly thought my back I was just typing the fight and we are just to prove a point but he is a very important point to prove before a giant fight like that like that video alone is probably worth who knows how many thousands of hundreds of thousands of bodies emancipator prices that's worth so much money I mean how many more people are going to buy the fight anyway but how many more people going to buy the fight now that you see Connor Landon that straight left and then dropping Paul and Paula the push down and you could see that it's not a push down and he's just not if you can push down like that you probably concussed already yeah if your balance is off I see what you doing so bad like you saying something about him getting grabbed in the back of the head you can watch it watch the knockdown Floyd Mayweather team knows this is this Sally fights like this is the dirty stuff you do so they can warn strap dirty there left its clean and then it looks like he's wobbled and hit some of the right hand afterwards like play that part one more time we goes down like you can't I don't see an argument of tried to look at it I will push down I don't see it I don't see it this is the beginning part and that's legit Rap by the way okay I don't give a f*** what anybody says like if he can land those combinations on Paulie malignaggi like that at any point in life that is don't you supposed to help Connor out is I ain't going up there fight 12 rounds me that's when you're in the gym in Your Spawn 12 rounds that is not unusual to get one guy to box 12 rounds with you oh no it was designed for body get beat up for the best condition usually do a shark tank expense you know I like to see it alright me too and the UFC said they're going to release it after the fight with Jen and I think we knew, could bought but they only seem to like it's probably like oh s*** and so even a bit one watch the tapeworm like no damn, did pretty well I don't think you beat the s*** ipoly for 12 rounds I think like you see that correct maybe every way I mean they're saying they don't want him to see what Connors working on Mike Tyson 52nd highlights to show me a few but I'm a huge soap opera character now so if Floyd and Floyd and Floyd and Conor Floyd beats Conor and then poly can say look I want my shot at him you know you talked a lot of s*** I didn't get in shape if you're not go back to play only the play if Connor has a good showing again I mean he's going to make a hundred million dollars in this fight that's what sponsors you a lot of money but that's Scrooge McDuck Rich that's that's satin sheets and I can still fight poly another whatever 50 lb of my own money or or I'll go fight Nate Diaz in a Trilogy you don't git percent or more Conor McGregor vs Floyd Mayweather money man says notorious will lose 90% of his 75 million dollar paid a visit disqualified yeah I know that the spinning backfist though gentleman rules for God's if Floyd said you can throw elbows


    Joe Rogan Discusses Charlottesville Protests
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    but you got real problems in this country it's not a joke anymore that Charlottesville thing that show their butt when you saw those guys walking down the street with those citronella Home Depot torches I was like this is the craziest f****** thing I've ever seen in my life screaming White lives matter crazy like I have a great quote Sturgill Simpson sent me this because he had an email exchange with the doctor Rick Strassman who's the guy that wrote the DMT The Spirit Molecule yeah and they had an email exchange be said for starters I would say this is a rick Strassman same as the what we're saying is a failure of the educational system this is due to a fault within the system itself as well as a tax on the system that system from outside by forces and institutions that gain to benefit from ignorance and addiction both religious faith and the love of community have degenerated into crude parodies of what they're capable of being regarding where this is heading says my zen teacher used to say that the force of good this is what I was really interesting the forces of good relative to the forces of evil evil are always around 50.1% versus 49.9% there's a similar similar notion in Judaism along these lines that the future of the world and upon a single individual's actions and I think it says something like a paradoxical like we are a speck of dust and the fate of the universe hinges on us wow that that quote right there we are a speck of dust and in in quotes the fate of the universe hinges on us that when I read that sell work holyshit that's so true what's going on with the way Trump is reacting to it all and the way people reacting to it all and people are digging in their heels and form and signs and this is any group any group that wouldn't think that this is completely insane and totally out-of-control it any group of people that wouldn't think that someone driving a car into a group of protesters just randomly running over a girl has won most heinous things ever this is exactly what we're terrified of we see happening in Paris and in other parts of the world here we have an American doing it and our differentiation is not even that you know where we're being attacked the way we're looking at it and it turns white people and white nationalist vs. antifa right we're not even looking at like we're all Americans we're not even looking at it like we're on the same team early homegrown terrorism that's a homegrown terrorist activity I hear a car in into a random group of people that look just like him but the white people I mean completely f****** insane Empire it's not like Ireland back in the 70s with British control I can least you can kind of be like they don't want to be controlled or literally living in the most free country realizes how much similarity they have to the people that claim to be fighting against it's a natural progression extremely violent protests everybody ramps it up 5 into a bunch of people f*** man f****** awful and then Trump said here's the thing all this happened because we're taking out a statue of Robert E Lee who's the leader of the Confederates right Trump literally say the said today what's next we going to take down the statue of George Washington was like what we have to dance around his support for white supremacist or white nationalist has to dance around it which is weird because they're not that big of a group like it's not like but if they're on your side they're all on your side you know out there between like a white racist and then like the social justice racist or so I could just I like the white not to do at the losers trying to get something out of skin and then social justice Warriors a lot of times trying to get something out of a depressed being unimpressed status in both of those groups I'm like you're both trying to avoid Merritt Merritt like you're both just trying to get something from your stupid group because he never see like a Nazi is like good-looking or successful they're always just like from the beginning to now of thinking that makes sense to me to think where it's like you start ignoring basic reality to get clicks or no outrage culture Confederation kickoff well it's we've been forcing this position by thing called White Privilege I don't know if you're aware of it I checked it on my way I'll check yourself before you wreck yourself that's a fact we're like we're stopping wherever the it's always cloudy vitamin is raining as much of the vitamin D out of the sky as they can cuz like 2% couldn't get p**** cuz they died and that goddamn solar panels yes that's what they are at we we all are just like I'm a flash when we started separating and it really has nothing to do with who we are as people I could see the criticism of those people those people I don't even see color bro Chinese food Shoppers more than one Pitbull scared the s*** out of me but a black guy with a cellphone on his belt at Trust group and then everybody knows which one of the dick heads in which position of like desperation depending on where you are in history if I walk by too many dudes that other pants sagging like more than two of them are all these guys must make stupid decisions one guy may have forgot about two guys they're hiding guns just don't even that sister just making stupid decisions with their life or at War and we're Jim out of Huckleberry Finn so that everybody can see what real dangers are like what just happened in Charlottesville Dave Rubin and Nazi now have to use the same word for these people to not overreact to people that don't have the exact same opinion as you now when something like this happens. That's okay that's what you should react to this is real this is real the f****** with torches from Home Depot or whatever the f*** I got this those are those the citronella Court the people having like the suburbs they like a tiki party but I'm not even upset at you as if she can you get trapped in the patterns of thinking I'm upset at that pattern I'm upset that this is a repeated repeating pattern that's happened through human history where people decide that their specific groups that somehow or another deserve preferential treatment or are better or or or or Superior should dominate over other groups it's stupid and it's bad for business it's bad for The Business of Being Human yeah it's in the way you're you're judging people on nonsense and you get to all be in the group just because you have similar skin color that's f****** stupid you're allowing a bunch of losers in your group then because you're only or only differentiation is that they have to be white that is insanely stupid it's so skip all the cool black people going to miss out on all the cool Cubans and all the cool Puerto Ricans going to miss out on them and if you're going to think that you have some family in this idea that y'all Nordic roots or something like that it's so dumb it's I understand if you run into people that are black and they're racist against white people and you feel like you know why people have to protect themselves if you get one of those situations and those situations are real they can happen racism can occur on both sides and it's another disingenuous think the left is doing is accepting this idea that you can only be racist if you're white as a racist statement it's so racist I think they're kind of Let It Go for most recently like out there in the the twittersphere but for a good long time it was a defensible argue with a black person couldn't be racist because racism is all about power and black people don't have power why people like that is changing the word Empower actual racist course and it's like no one you don't know not no Treaty of Versailles and you don't know this until like you know just over shaming always springboard effect that shamed gay guys wanted it like hates gay people you know horrible thing and people executed for very bizarre reason they blame Germany for all of it to the point where they destroyed Germany and then they were looking for a voice that gave them hope and that voice is insane and so that happens if that that happen in this world being what you should just say sorry all the f****** time even though your people came in 1904 you know what you can see it today in the people that never criticize Trump and have like exclamation points and they write Maga after all their tweets no matter what Trump does no matter what Trump says yeah it's always amazing everything is always perfectly okay because you're not really thinking right I'm away to discuss super important issues when Trump said today that what what's next are going to take down statue of George Washington like they took down statue of Robert E Lee never forget what's next when take down the statue of George Washington like what the word normalizing actually fits that is normalizing something terrible put the lattice like over pointed out problems to the point where no one like you can't have your you don't trust your instincts right now we like if I say this does this make me racist it's like what that it's 80° outside how is that linked you don't and also I think anybody coming in and deciding to do something is a problem you know likes people coming in and try to deciding to take down a statue statue is a symbol to a lot of people and a lot of people step in and say hey this is it I think there should be some sort of real prolonged intelligent conversation about what that statue means and have it in a way where a bunch of people can can see it and have it represented on both sides have it represented by the side of people think it's a good idea to keep it up and have it represented on the side of someone who thinks it's a good idea to move on and maybe we should take this thing and put it in some sort of War Museum right not having it represent the goddamn Confederate soldiers in the middle of this town not Confederate okay we've the divorce gone cuz you're holding on to this idea that your team lost a battle and it isn't an invading Army that's in with you right I know we're all Americans olds old old s*** 1860 s*** okay let it go stupid mistake this down and let's put up a goddamn glorious Kid Rock tattoo style eagle with a f****** Flag behind it come out poking American Eagle with a f****** Flag blowing in the wind and and then underneath it have a gigantic plaque of everybody that lost their lives in the last two Wars over the last 20 years of History retail what if he was like found out he was like being a Slave oh that's it torch wielding protesters rally Confederate statue yeah can we go a large on that body wow that's beautiful piece of art you know I mean much like when you look at Genghis Khan It's A Beautiful piece of art you know you look at some of the statues and things that they constructed from back in his day you let you know think about it awhile this is a guy at War like 5% of the earth something even crazier than I think killed like 10% of world population while he's alive at the same time it's like Americans committed genocide to a lot of people you know and it's like at what point is it with this one I think that it's a valid argument to take it down because it was a rebel Army in a rebel Army in the country that still in the same time it's like it's it's slippery slope of a racing right you know I don't think you should have it in your state capitol but see if you can pull it up again just so we know what the f*** were talking about cuz I think that was kind of like things like a State Building like it was a big deal obviously Flags right crosses that line where you're like a lot of people associate with like valid social issue I'm parked in front of the courthouse in front of Courthouse wow for sure we should keep it I mean I don't think they should destroy it just like I don't think they should destroy you know if there is a statue of Mao somewhere I think they should destroy it think we should we should look at it and hold onto it so that future Generations can look back in a while that's possible that Berlin Wall that people f****** split the world into at one point and if we forget that we start doing this live action role play until someone gets hit by a car so I know what we want better right so we want better so we pretended better already exists or is it is is possible if we force people to behave the way we want right you know there's a bunch of different ways were people try to achieve better you know they're not all smart this because there's a lot of them were based on how you feel right now and what you want to change we try to be forceful but like the the bounce we're talking about just really work like that when you when you push too hard at people you don't respect them even if there is ridiculous as a white nationalist when you push push at them and why do I say it's ridiculous if you're asking cuz it's all ridiculous I think being a black nationalist is ridiculous to I think it's all ridiculous I think you should be a human being and it just because you enjoy Black Culture doesn't mean you have to be racist you can enjoy Chinese people just as much we can all just be cool with each other but this idea that there's like one sip erase isn't saying we are all interconnected in some very bizarre way and we help each other and that's what culture is that's what civilization is the reason why it all work so well is that we're all intertwined with each other learning from each other trying to figure out how to navigate this thing together competing with each other and proving upon whatever the f*** it is working on because of the competition from all sorts of different parts of the world different cultures and behavior patterns and levels of aggression levels of in acting all of us combined just some sort of a swarming soup of innovation and ideas and communication and trying to figure this thing out together and as soon as you would just lock it all up to white people only like that the f*** out of here with that old stupid idea that's a stupid idea there's no quote that when Goods when good stop going across borders armies go across borders where it's like coming together and sharing and developing and everything you just said is necessary for multiculturalism in cell if you say I can't wear Sombrero because I'm a white guy even though even though I'm no stupid as long as you're not being an a****** about it you just having fun and what's the big deal and who needs a trim white guys dude very good very important Point Mexican juice with that that's a different kind of hat they wear I've seen that one that's a weird one has a bunch of those hats all Orthodox Jews or at least a high volume of them


    Joe Rogan on the Google Memo Controversy
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    Dallas go back to the Google memo thing yeah cuz this is one of the other weird lines in the sand that got cross with this is that everybody I mean everybody establish a line sandwich should say and it was like you thought that memo was the worst thing you've ever read ever that guy's massages piece of s*** or you said you but yeah evolutionary psychology store tries to explain why are people people choose certain things and like me taxes do with being a male when I put fax left-wing and female and there's like a lot of studies and that guy cited a lot of studies and he he talked like he thought it was a really interesting thing the only thing that I think people could find derogatory maybe is that he said that women are more neurotic as a sort of a derogatory term handling something good handling whatever pressures write another person handling that same situation perhaps male would be more calm right like the area where would be the nice way of saying it have you exit do you think men and women are the same and from there I don't care if they're an expert if they say there is no difference at all I'm like my mom had a PhD and quit to raise us as soon as she had a baby and my wife stays home with our son was an engineer it's like that isn't saying that there aren't Rockstar female Engineers that have no interest in having a child all it does is affect the the percentage Trinity is really the debate and I'm very against equality of outcome because the legal precedent that is insane well it becomes a real issue like you have to find out what the what is the actual suppression what what is stopping people from getting to this position that happen to be female is it because they're being suppressed along the way is it because the way they interact with each other is different than the way men interact with each other and so when men interact with them they get upset by it there's different rules have to be established in these working in Carmen's is it that they don't want to have anything to do with that and they would rather not compete in one of those hostile male-driven environments is that why they choose not to get involved or are they someone stopping them if someone saying hey we got to keep ticks out of my checks completely depend on what's actually happening the ladders happening qualified ones with a job people start working out of my go cuz their women even though I programming itself was was founded by a check it out but like I don't think that she cool number of men and women then you probably like artificially inflated the number of women he has not made for some reason women gravitate towards that thing and it just has higher percentage which is really odd towards it with the same percentage of people is the same like like like what is I'm sure there's a lot of field of study I know perfectly nursing and I think a lot of the social studies that women gravitite taped words in higher numbers right like nursing Healthcare even that I think he's a children's I think there's more female Physicians jobs that females like gravitate towards in higher percentages we absolutely shouldn't insist that there's an equal representation of men in florists exactly you know and in in design my brother's a lumberjack we were we were one woman works with us one time and she was from Yale and like probably doing a whole thing you know like he couldn't couldn't climb a tree but if you're going like these dudes go up 200-foot trees and and spent all day likes shopping them down it's like that isn't going to drop 50% women it just isn't yours was the most hilarious thing about the Google memo yeah it upset so many women that they had to take time off proving the point is so crazy they wanted time off so bad that they went for it they want to play the victim so hard that they went for it not even understanding that it proves the point of the most skeptical people the most skeptical people on the side like these chicks are going to be able to pull their own weight time off from a memo I just can't handle it I need time away from work you can have a female spy it just going to be different tactics you can't have a male Wonder Woman okay okay but you can have a female James but make your own f****** detective right B James Bond right black news living up in the North Pole DIY is s*** that's all points Magic but you haven't did the elves use that Christmas magic right vitamin D I can't work like crazy Rampages Listen to Only techno only house music wise megatoys crunch time is December's frantic bag over organized Santa Went Crazy. Crazy sacrifice quality would be where you have if you have a hundred men and a hundred women what what jobs would you have to be where you had an equal number of men and equal number of women that are interested in those jobs out of a hundred what job would that be famous I want to be famous what about high school teacher I feel like we're on Family Feud


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Jon Jones Failing Another USADA Drug Test
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    amazing pay sodas that you look at guys you know Jon Jones's guitar very good cardio Yeah by BP and then I I look at if 70 missed texts in 23 minutes called like what the fuc looks there and listen when the golden snitch comes out with something brand that pisser through a ton of test it's not like a not fake news apparently online available what I heard is that this drug is not detectable in blood that it's a drugs detectable in urine and then after in a new test right test a new test what is the day of a new Tesla powerlifters could you can use in competition and by the time Half-Life super short legally most everyone get that black market when you get a black market you don't know where it's coming from and a lot of time in this happens with my powerlifters another athlete when they test hot for this because they got a bad batch or something else mixed into it for knowledgeable dude who knows about it confident last maybe an hour maybe two hours away and I don't think so Usain Bolt but also I heard there's a new test to maybe someone say something to take pills either way this is when I find out who my real friends are eyeglass so much to be grateful for because they know what the f****** parameters in the house is Dolce I agree I agree I don't look here's the thing about this fight what kind of testing was done for the Conor McGregor fight Mohammed Jabbar cheese so I don't think that's what they just decided this is only one way to clean up is Ford bringing the guys the very best of catching people for doing drugs damage did they do a Jon Jones since you saw his come in he's failed 3 out of 4 test the only one he didn't fail 1000 XP doing drugs but damn damn damn did they do a damn here's a thing Jon Jones since you saw his come in he's failed 3 out of 4 test the only one he didn't fail 1000 XP


    Joe Rogan Praises Conor McGregor's Performance Against Floyd Mayweather
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    this is one reason why I want to bring this up is because everybody always wants to talk about the power of belief you know and how important the power of belief is and it's super important you know it's and it's a big factor and Connor success is this like insane belief he has in himself but even with the power of belief at 10 you still have to deal with the limitations of the body correct and you still have to deal with like what is the reality of getting hit on the chin correct but that self-belief. I've got him into the biggest fan, Sports history even had a little bit of doubt we're not here in the world I'd be a lot of guys I probably had no business beating or just getting through beat Cro Cop man I thought I was the next Mike Tyson I'm probably not by feet muscles guys just off sure will but I believe in my heart of hearts I was going to be the best of all time and there's some people that have a hard time with the the big moment Connor obviously shines in the big moment but at the end of the day even with that insane believe you get to see his physical limitations but what you got to see though is you got to see a lot in that fight but you don't know what's going to happen in play do it that's why it's so amazing belief in himself and he had a really interesting style man that whole thing where he was doing like putting his hands out there and and pap-pap and I'm yeah and then thrown off off-speed punches and then drop another angles were good the real MVP of that fight granted you know Conor and Floyd that wrap his opening dialogue with the hell was that you just McGregor life but I think he I don't think Connor was going to win that fight as it went on however he the Connor did have an advantage if they went in tight heating let it get there yet grappling underhooks what can get his rest he didn't have that opportunity for us soon as they got to that rough separate was tape doing it to the reference from the third round on I got offstage Washington DC the first to Iran update I did yesterday on pay-per-view in the upstairs Green Room how's it going it's a great fight so I got in there like riding with I don't want to give this is people waiting in line a long time to show started late people bought tickets months in advance and I'm like I'm not cut myself short to do the full show and then goodnight in a much better person


    Joe Rogan Agrees with McGregor vs Mayweather Stoppage "Conor Was Gonna Get Fucked Up"
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    feel I'm just going to do that right you Thrones number one next week I don't know what to tell him his walking around today how many people are f****** with him I saw him this morning will not lantic single punch landed more punches on Floyd Mayweather than any boxer ever been many Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto I was so high I think our space was so high and he started to be landed more shots you just wore himself out there's a little bit of a little bit of an efficiency issue that John danaher go to John danaher Instagram page please John danaher was of how he thinks the fights going to play out anyways to a t spot on his that danaher said that he was going to stop him sometime after the 5th and what's it say there tonight is a big night bbbbb oh man it's way too long john 12 rounds yes you scroll up a little bit and he'll explained how he said that it usually works here cuz they are quite competitive for the first three to four rounds be surprisingly well then around the fifth round the elite box begins to figure out the unorthodox were awkward movement and begins to employ ringcraft tactics to tie the MMA athletes make him work harder than he is make you miss punches excetra around the eighth round a very noticeable shift occurs with the elite boxer takes over I expect a similar pattern tonight to probably taking less time giving him credit lever mr. Mayweather run the 8th round Mayweather was clearly taking over the 9th round Mayweather was getting was f****** conrath was teeing off on Connor and I actually texted to my friend between rounds and he's done around to go to the to the back to do something Showtime you didn't want to see it I knew it was happening I just I don't know I don't know how could you not want to say it Gothenburg even Floyd afterwards he goes for what was the most surprising thing about this fight and goes Connors boxing skills honestly I thought I'd be able to take over early but I wasn't able to because of his boxing skills because I wasn't surprised by the power that was a much power there which is you know whatever he ate that up straight up flush up or did not seem like he was putting a lot of power and punches looks like he was trying to be like real active yes and even to hammerfest and stuff for every illegal shot that he if he got dq'd for 10 million dollars out of his purse and mail elbow like a Savage there's 10 million reasons why male hairdresser


    Joe Rogan - Sean Carroll on His Problems with The Singularity & Ray Kurzweil
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    I do think we could be living in a simulation Elon Musk famously suggested we could be all living in a computer simulation I don't think it's likely but it will have something as long as technology continues to exponentially Advanced will one day have something that's indiscernible from the reality they'll be able to interface more than likely with the way the Mind perceives reality and create some yep that passes at uncanny valley and literally feels like like real life but every single one is not that complicated to take send some inputs it puts in some it might be work to figure out exactly what it does but it's not mysterious right so we can imagine replacing one neuron in your brain with a solid-state micro device that does exactly the same thing as that neuron and you would be the same person roughly speaking right so who you are but just replacing your brain with something that is teammate and if you believe that can happen there's no reason to think that machines can't be as human as we want them to be do you follow any of Ray Kurzweil stuff a little bit limit pretty fearlessly irritated you free to jump right out with I don't think he's a particular deep thinker I think there are people who make us think more deeply there was by far the most conservative thinker up there in terms of what he thought would really be happening a thousand years from now write the physicist that he's way out ideas and Asthma was like yeah I don't think it's going to be different and it's hard to predict the future accurately and there's a roll serve both by trying to be as realistic as possible in him careful and Bayesian and thing what are the probabilities and so forth is another role served by just being the provocative and saying maybe this crazy thing is going to happen cure death in the next hundred years and life will change for everybody dramatically that seems fairly likely right sort of rebuild his father he wants to be able to piece together some sort of an artificial intelligence version of his father and go back and see him yep that's deep that's a weird for it now he he thinks that there's going to come a time inside his lifetime hopefully that you'll be able to download Consciousness that Consciousness is going to be something you'll transfer sort of like you know code yeah I think that there's there's a difference between you know what is potentially possible given arbitrary amount of time and resources and what is realistic in the relatively near-term your tummy mean 50 or a hundred years right and I think that people like Ray Kurzweil are far exaggerating was going to be possible the next fifty or a hundred years because they underestimate how little we know about how the brain works how important is for the Bane brain to be in our bodies right we did one of the one of the breakthroughs in artificial intelligence over the last couple decades was to realize that if you try to build an artificial intelligence computer it's it becomes much more realistic if you give it a body if you give it play Sneakin interact with people I mean we underestimate the extent to which having a body is an important part of how we think and who we are and this is just like such baby steps and understanding this stuff that you imagine that in the matter of decades will have it all figured out and have downloadable consciousnesses is not realistic to me do you think we have to absolutely understand the exact way that the human brain works in order to replicate its possibilities either way that we make artificial Consciousness or artificial intelligence like we wanted to be reconstructing human beings like when we made cars we didn't reconstruct horses riding we just did it in a very very different way and cars are much better than horses and 10 various ways not as good in other ways like going on the Hills take you home and knows how to get there we will get the artificial window glazing what are the different set of problems in the thing that Evolution naturally made us do right like Evolution built a very very general purpose machine that is inefficient and irrational and all sorts of ways like anyone's pocket calculator since the 1970s can multiply numbers way better than your brain can write your brain has an enormously more computational capacity in a bucket calculator why can't we multiply numbers that ability was not important back when we were evolving these right so the set of things design is very very different than what the brain does so who knows I don't know exactly what will be will look like I actually think that the more important thing will be blurring the distinction between human beings and machines you know the the crossover's is another one of Elon musk's project is called the neural link the idea of you know basically a neural lace something that is just interfacing with your brain very very very fast so that you have access to the entire internet or whatever peripherals you want in real-time solo medial part of your memory is essentially and that's who you are and how you walk around then you can multiply numbers as fast as you want to use that seems like very likely that augmented reality into the net into Electronics whether it's a wearable 10 or maybe even an embedded thing will be embedded Casino things embedded in my body but look I tweet about the two kittens they get microchip implants to think that were very far away from doing that I was just looking at laptop bag it's a laptop bag that also is you have a passport bag and a laptop bag and then a carry-on and then a check in Stow you know enough for airplane luggage and all of it is Bluetooth than all of it is location coordinated with GPS so that if somehow another your bag gets lost you literally can go on a computer and I'll show you where your bag is low and people that dude with his ears and that those f****** ear plugs in the lower earlobe thing you ain't doing nothing buddy and sticking that may look what you've done to your ears fella was becomes first u.s. employee wallet you say that but you know like those do you turn off all cookies when you have your laptop on and your browser machine and get a snack but here's where the airport is here all the cookies and all my browser history stays here it doesn't it's not an act


    Joe Rogan on Deepak Chopra Not Knowing What He's Talking About
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    it's it's super complex and I guess that makes sense it makes sense that it would be no one someone boiled it down to something that's really woohoo like you know what in the bleep do we know how is that very frustrating to you like what is it mean that must make you communicating with people that have seen that have these ideas that are false assumptions based on it for like I said to you that atoms are mostly Hollow my first impulse is to be Charmed and happy when people care even interested and see if there's something inside them with the we can work with and try to work toward the truth right and I think most people maybe are like that and then some hardcore people who've made up their mind about the craziness you see where would come from quantum mechanics says what the is is different than what we see when we look at it so it's a small leap from that correct statement to we bring the world into existence by looking at it right the word salad recipe weird that that stuff is all can sign up with that's all sort of kind of in that sort of genre of people that are trying to improve their life or be spiritual or they love that Deepak Chopra s*** like I've had this conversation with a friend of mine gave me a Deepak Chopra book and I started going through it now ignoring the actual scientist that study all this stuff and he he's sort of pitching this thing that what would it is like this Deepak Chopra ISM this sort of like spiritual pseudo quasi spiritual view of the world that he's pitching to like these these middle-aged Housewives they're like looking for some sort of a meaning to life but they don't like going to church together in a way that sounds extremely profound but you look closely at it it doesn't actually mean anything at all all the Deepak Chopra quote generator say a lot of stuff about things that people don't understand like a bunch of videos that we played on this podcast about fake martial arts practitioners there's a a whole business in these people that have these fake martial arts techniques and they use all these huge words that are wrote very rare about the central nervous system and about the you know the structure of the body and they still use all this stuff to try to get you think this guy obviously is of the enormous vocabulary deep understanding of anatomy he must therefore be this she master that he's pretending to be it's kind of very similar so I kind of recognize that pattern in the woo people like throwing a bunch of very complicated word that are in most people's vernacular and you're saying them in a way that makes me feel like you have some sort of a connection to the the chi into the chakras into the the inner whatever that everybody's trying to reach to be happy yeah and another problem is just that whenever there is a field what it's physics or medicine or whatever where we know something but it's hard complicated counter-intuitive when we explained that we translate it right you know in physics we have mathematical equations that are quite unambiguous as to what they say but then we use words you say well there's a cloud is a probability etcetera and every translation is inaccurate in some sense so if you're basing your beliefs off the translations then you can watch them listen to what they say but then we use words you say well there's a cloud is a probability etcetera and every translation is inaccurate in some sense so if you're basing your beliefs off the translations then you can judge them a little bit more to get almost wherever you want to go


    Joe Rogan - Peter Schiff Predicts Another Financial Crisis
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    we set ourselves up for I think a currency crisis not just a financial crisis mortgages are in trouble but where the dollar itself is collapsing our money is collapsing prices are skyrocketing it's going to really hit the average American much more than just the stock market going down but when your money is going down right when the cost of living is skyrocketing right that is going to be a big problem for a lot of people that that's where we're headed it's ultimately going to be a dollar like my in my business and my brokerage firm in your Pacific Capital that's what I'm trying to do is help people protect their wealth by getting out of US dollar assets by investing in Singapore in Switzerland in New Zealand and Hong Kong and other countries only other assets to try to protect themselves from this crisis that is coming and most people are going to get blindsided by just like they were by the last one so what is the crisis and what how exactly do you feel it's going to go down cuz I did watch some of your videos about the housing prices from 2008 are predicting 8 years in a bad things always happen you know I see things years before they happen cuz I don't really want right now is this something your peers and your colleagues you guys are all discussing this you know it's just they're the same one it's everybody else that's crazy that just did gets caught up in it but what's going to happen is we are going to go back at some point into another statistic recession I mean I think that we've kind of been in one this whole recovery cuz I don't think the government numbers are really that accurate I don't think that inflation is as low as they claim at least as measured by the consumer prices so I think that the economy has actually been contracting during the years we've been pretending it's been growing but I do get some point statistically we will go back into a technical recession where even the government admits that the economy shrinking right where the GDP is negative for a couple of quarters in a row and then what is it going to do as a result of that they're going to do exactly what they did before they're going to take interest rates and bring them back to zero from wherever they are the differences normally they lower interest rates and then there's another recession their way back up for 5 6% this time they they barely got him back to 1% Captain 0478 years which is unprecedented and of course the mistakes that are made are consequence of money being too cheap right the reason that we had a real estate bubble the main reason was because Alan Greenspan lower interest rates to 1% and left them there for about a year-and-a-half and then took about a year-and-a-half to rise to raise them back up to normal so you had a few years of artificially low interest rates and that gave us to shoot housing bubble well we had seven eight years of zero worst mistakes that were made under Bush and use her mistakes that are a consequence of money being too cheap of the government set in the price of money as opposed to the free-market you get too much that you get too much speculation and so we've got a much bigger bubble now and when the this one pops because it's so much bigger right so then all the sudden the FED has to cut interest rates again and I will happen to the dollar because see the dollar has been rising these past few years because everybody thought do the feds going to shrink the balance sheet with none of this stuff happens when the FED goes back to another round of quantitative easing when they got a crank up the printing presses when they don't shrink the balance sheet but they bloat even bigger right it goes to five and a half trillion six and a half trillion I think the bottom to drop out of the dollar I think the dollar is going to get killed the opposite of what happened in 08 when the financial crisis hit in 08 the dollar has been falling for 7 years was at an all-time record low and hit it actually cause people to buy the dollar but I think this next Crisis is going to be the big cell signal for the dollar is good people are going to rush out of the dollar as the FED has to go back to more kiwi as people realize that this is what I sent for the beginning this is a monetary roach motel right the FED checked us in and they ain't checking us out there's no way to normalize rates there's no way to shrink the balance sheet 19 and 2001 F250 that was happening because the dollar was falling and that's the dollar starts to fall all these commodity prices are going to rise again and now inflation is really going to pick up the way they measure it and if the government can't do anything about it they can't raise interest rates because of a reason Source traits they collapse everything all the banks that were too big to fail their bigger now and it'll be even worse if they fail to they can't let rates go up all these long term loans that have low coupons on them if interest rates go up all these big banks are going to fail army people think Rising rates are going to be good for banks they're going to destroy the bags they're going to destroy the housing market I mean and the government this is the biggest thing look at the national debt the national debt is about 20 trillion the bonded debt and that doesn't even count all the unfunded liabilities that's just where the government has sold a bond that's about 20% it would cost the government to trillion dollars a year just to pay the interest on that $20 we don't have anywhere close to that I mean right now interest rates are almost zero and we're spending about 250 billion a year on interest but if interest rates actually went up because the FED how to fight inflation the treasure would have to default think they would have to tell the crew we can't pay on these bonds 19973 that that's what they're spending so if you go down lower you they'll probably have all the unfunded liabilities that one page Somewhere Only break it down break it down for a mortgage on that National ultra-cheap money if interest rates Spike there's no way that the government can pay that debt this is Hypnotic it would be so idiotic for Puerto Rico to want to join the union and absorb their share that debt now for the average person like myself was Zero understanding of the financial system you listen to Trump talk about the economy booming and it sits on an upward the thing and unemployment is down and had jobs are up yet I mean bulshit she told the truth about the phony nature of the recovery Obama was out there talking about how great things were and Trump was like BS it's not great oh you're talkin about low unemployment that month number is Bogus the real unemployment latest 20% or 25% if people stopped looking for jobs and doesn't count yet I'm worker you have to give him health insurance right and full-time was anyone that work 30 hours or more well employers aren't dumb they could do math hey if I if this guy is working 40 hours a week I got to I got to get my health insurance which is very expensive but if you work 29 hours a week I don't write so what happened employer started transitioning their workforces from full-time workers to part-time workers what happens if I'm going to have only part-time workers I'm going to have more workers each one is working for so I'm going to have to have more I have more jobs right if I have if I had 500 part-time jobs but now I have a thousand I mean if I had 500 full-time employees but now I have a thousand part-time employees that's twice as many jobs Obama got credit for all those extra jobs full-time jobs and replacing them with two part-time job we got all these jobs was honest as these are low-paying jobs these are crappy jobs and a lot of the people that were getting jobs we're older people who don't want job they were retired and now they're working at McDonald's part-time because they can't live on their retirement money and in fact you know when you look at the labor force participation rate that he would talk about know where labor force participation is collapsing is with young people people in their twenties and thirties can't get jobs miwa 1780 or older working and record percentages right cuz they can't afford to retire and their grandkids can't get a job but so Trump was telling the truth about how bad the economy really was and that resonated a lot of blue-collar guys a lot of Democrats in the midwest voted for Trump because he got it he understood there peace out there pain right like if the Bill Clinton and Obama was in a fantasy of and Hillary was pretending that everything was great under Obama and people didn't want four more years of that so they voted for Trump and also you know when Trump was a candidate he talked about the stock market Obama was President Trump say well it's a bubble who cares about the stock market this is a big fat ugly bubble wait till it pops okay he was right about that now he's president what is he saying every time I see him and when the jobs numbers come out look how low the unemployment rate job jobs it's the same stock the only difference is he's not a candidate anymore he's the president and now he's trying to market the same crappy economy that Obama had and pretending everything is good and I wish she was still would stay true to the candidate and admit you know what the economy is still a disaster because nothing has changed he was going to drain the swamp instead he just poured more water in the same swap let you know but to actually drain it means to really shake things up and in a way he's shaking things up but not the way it's going to be change for the country right that the shaking up that he's doing is not what people were voting for we really need real substantiv economically change but the president is not able to deliver the he's surrounded himself with the same cronies that that were around in the Bush Administration I mean what good is going back to Bush country right that the shaking up that he's doing is not what people were voting for we really need real substantiv economically change but the president is not able to deliver to he surrounded himself with the same cronies that that were around in the Bush Administration


    Joe Rogan & Peter Schiff on Minimum Wage
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    should be any minimum wage at all a dollar an hour doesn't bother you people think that you know they they want to impose their morals and say well it's not right for somebody to work for a dollar an hour well you know people make rational decisions and so if somebody is accepting a dollar-an-hour and that must mean that nobody offer them a dollar fifty nobody offered them $2 I mean a competitive market do you have an employee over here, could you pay this guy a dollar-an-hour we work for you I don't think so he's educated and skilled and he's right but it's very difficult for people to get that sort of an education particularly and what is Puerto Rico thought it was a third world environment Summit country be around you he's not that productive the other use indifference write a lot of radio stations do that they don't pay them anything I know that's what I got a job that's the best one they can get and so if somebody is working $4 an hour or $2 an hour by default I know that they couldn't find a higher job than that that's where you learn skills you get more skills the other people that pay to get Skillz right if you go to school you actually have to pay tuition if I'm getting paid $2 an hour while I learn something that has value that's better you have people now borrowing money to learn the skill people graduate college and they're in debt assuming that they're going to get us killed handling packages and picking them up and moving to another location the discipline the show that you can work there's a lot of stuff that you learn when you have a job but the problem with the minimum wage is that the minimum wage basically hurts the very people that it's intended to help because the minimum wage basically says if you are a worker if you cannot convince an employer to pay you 7:25 or $10 an hour whatever the minimum wages then you cannot accept that job so it doesn't hurt the employer it hurts the employee because it limits options it limits his ability to sell his labor up for the highest price that he can get and it limits his access to the job market isn't you know you can't get on that ladder you remove the lower rungs and so I can't climb up because of this arbitrary minimum wage because when you pass them in and wait you're not going to force an employee right if I'm a employer and there's a minimum wage of $10 an hour and somebody comes to me and they can deliver $5 an hour worth of productivity mean fire that person that will benefit me by $5 an hour I'm not going to pay them $10 an hour because then I lose $5 an hour the only way I'm going to hire somebody who's going to give me $5 an hour worth of productivity is if I can buy him if I can hire him for less than $5 an hour so I can make a profit so it just floor is like if you cannot deliver enough productivity of whatever that minimum wages then you can't get a job and so it's basically making it illegal for people to work the stupidest law that anybody has ever conceived it should be obliterated I mean there are some countries like Singapore does not have a minimum wage and the average income in Singapore is higher than it is here per capita there's a lot more millionaires there mean people have no problem we didn't always have a minimum wage in the United States I mean this is a creation of government and the initial minimum wages if you want to actually go to the origins of minimum wage in the United States it was about trying to prevent employers from hiring Chinese or hiring blacks they were trying to force them into weight as a way to create unemployment it wasn't there wasn't a AAA good motivation but yes when they try to sell it to the boaters always is all about we don't want people to be exploited but you know it's not exploitation of people voluntarily accept a job because it's the best job they can find the person who's offering the best job is not exploiting them they're giving them an opportunity and if you're denied an opportunity I'm in a lot of people wait up to $15 an hour but what good is it being unemployed at $15 an hour is better to be employed at $5 an hour then unemployed 15 because being unemployment you make nothing read Devil's Advocate would be that if you can't afford to pay someone $15 an hour then you probably shouldn't have employees in the first place your business system function that well you have entry level positions are going to think that there should be no entry level jobs the days of full service gas stations right back in the day when you know you don't have to pump your own gas in New Jersey and a few other states not only did they pump your gas but they checked under your hood take they lived off of tips by large it was the minimum wage that eliminated almost all those jobs it's a minimum wage that is the reason that we have you know people self so much Self Serve but what happened a lot of these people these kids that worked in filling stations became mechanics because all these filling stations had a mechanic they are and they learned a lot of them went on to own their own gas stations but of course A lot of them just this was their work experience that form the basis for the rest of their life young kids had these jobs summer jobs and so there's nothing wrong with the entry level employment there's nothing wrong with people learning the responsibility of having a job of showing up a customer service of sales me my first jobs were all sales I was selling subscriptions door-to-door I was telephone sales of the Z channel in California I sold I was knocking on doors selling cable television ice I work in a shoe store selling shoes I mean what happened with the minimum wage is applied to adult adults that have to take care of children that have to dwell a roof over their head and food on the table and you're saying that that that they shouldn't be having those jobs well by the time you are an adult with kids you should have accumulated the skills to earn a lot more than the minimum wage so that's the argument people saying hey you can't afford a family you can support a family on the minimum wage of course you shouldn't even be trying to support a family if you can only earn the minimum wage you shouldn't family you should realize hey I can't afford a family yet let me acquire the skills before I start fathering children right and I'm getting married let me make sure I can support myself I mean a lot of people who are having the minimum wage their living at home they don't need to pay the rent their living rent-free what they need is a job that needs maybe gas money get some money so I can take the girl out on a date but I got to experience and that's what used to happen to me you don't have all these summer jobs anymore kids don't have the opportunity because the minimum wage has already priced them at a lot of older people now we're taking those those jobs and so the employment opportunities aren't there but when you just raise the Min wage all you're doing is raising the bar where you can get your job you're not helping people know there's always going to be some people that yeah there's going to be somebody who will make a little bit more because of the minimum wage those people winners but you're going to have lots of people take nothing because the minimum wage of course because you're driving up the cost of Labor prices are going up and so who is affected the most by higher prices for people people who are working on minimum wage and now that you end up with less quality and I hate it when do I call if a company and I'm just in voicemail hell and I'm going from when I would like a real person to deal with but you know that those jobs have been automated out of existence not automated shipped overseas where there isn't any minimum wage to get a real person there who aren't working why can't they do those jobs yes you're not going to support a family on those jobs but before you even get a family you can have that job and then maybe you have 5 or 10 years later you'll work your way up the ladder you'll get us killed then you can support a family but nobody is supposed to be able to support a family and if you try to tell an employer hey you got it you got to pay fry cook enough money to support a family you can't do that just not enough productivity cooking french fries you can't support a family family if all you can do is cook a french fry you need to learn how to do something else before you can support a family and you can't you can't put that on the employer know when you say that Singapore has a higher average income and no minimum wage is that because there's a shitload of billionaires that have moved to Singapore because they don't have a minimum wage because they support people that don't make much Money Millionaires and billionaires don't even really not even affected by the minimum wage what you have to look at is the rate of unemployment rate in Singapore which is kind of competition for workers a lot of competition for workers and so that's what builds up wages right competition I mean I've got no problem with a vibrant Market building up wages you just don't want the government to try to artificially Force wages above their productivity ultimately your productivity that determines your wages


    Joe Rogan Discusses JFK Assassination with Former CIA Officer
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    speaking of Citizen Kane Orson Welles and conspiracies from the last night I re-watch the episode of Geraldo Rivera's goodnight America when they introduce the Zapruder because you know dick and then I went and read that paper the articles that was printed a couple weeks ago that the CIA questioning the official story of the JFK assassination yeah that was interesting was being that the agency had some concerns over the idea that perhaps Cuba was behind the assassination the Russians to some degree or more likely in a combination of the two he could have taken that shot yeah it was not the whole do the conspiracy theory and and what could have happened then we tried to find some new Witnesses and you know could have made that shot yeah that was a that was it was a straightforward you no effort with someone who had some training he wasn't it wasn't the world's best shot but he had sufficient training to make that shot now that's separate from his motivations and any potential support that he may have gotten during the course of that and you know I think that he and his mind he genuinely felt that this was going to get him the revolution I did this week and he'd had a very unhappy experience in Russia when he was over there living came back saw what was happening in Cuba desperately wanted to be part of that took a unexplained trip down to Mexico which could well have been in an effort to find somebody who could support his his desire to take some sort of action whether he had formed in his mind that's what he was going to do with the time or not so you know is there a still buddy that the Cubans which would have did Intel service there I would have had the file on him and he is a very very well known quality Odyssey by that time for the Russians the Russians are solely responsible for training up the Cuban until service so there's a massive file on him and they knew you know who they were dealing with a new his weaknesses they knew his they knew his motivations they knew what to do in terms of trying to get leverageable you know information so I think the jury still out I'm not and I'm not a conspiracy guy but I think there's enough there that says you know yes it is, I believe this but I think it's also possible that he may have had the encouragement of in particular that Cuban until service through celebrity cuz it at that time in particular they didn't do anything that you wouldn't do anything without the Russians support blessings and Direction so that is entirely possible do I think if there were a variety of other things that play you know was did they help him get the the the weapon to date I mean with her actual logistical support in there I don't think so but that impactful could have been just one guy who you know had a dream about being a hero of the Revolution I think they just it's it's such an awful thing to think about you want something bigger you want something more behind it and it said it's I will say the one thing that I think there was something else do was the MLK issue of Martin Luther King assassination the grassy knoll and that they shot at the president there was more than one shooter and that's possible to and here's the other problem with people saying that Oswald could have never made that shot of course he could have 100% he could have is it likely listen people throw 3-point shots that have no f****** business on the basketball court and they hit nothing but net it happens all the time it doesn't mean it's it's not likely that a guy could get off three shots that quick but it is possible it was more time in there than they originally thought there's some misinformation out there about how condensed that time frame was now after they've they've been researching to a fare-thee-well it did that time frame extended a little bit but he had more importantly he had he worked up there so he had that site I so he it was like he was sitting in a blind weight and I'm figuring out you know what am I going to be doing here and that's a tremendous advantage and clear daylight Target it's like you don't have malware some like that I mean how far was it was $150 or something like that I got to go back in the spot where the limo was up there and look down will a ball from ATM if you're really good and there's no wind so that's a really close shot so the idea that he couldn't make that shot he's a bad shot that is so f****** stupid he absolutely can make that. And that we could make that shot from 81 good health in that position they open that place up we were able to go back up there and you could see it we were in a couple of tests and fired off a few shots and that's always fun do you want to have a good time take a rifle to Dealey Plaza and fire up a few shots and during the course of that but Carcano same rifle and I've always just like with a homicide case or anything else you got to build it on stable ground right so you have to start from the very Basics because if you start building ideas and investigative inquiries on something that's not sturdy underneath it you know not based on evidence in fact then you got a problem the whole thing becomes suspect and you should come toppling down so you know I got to keep an open mind about all these things I think it's important self I'm a terrible source of information I've heard that before it so you can't talk right about this because you know the CIA was involved and is still kept people can't keep their yaksha they can't and Secrets have a way of coming out and certainly a lot quicker now than they used to so now the idea died and is chewed as hanging out with tree in the middle of vast Wilderness is associated with nearby or something involving somebody on their deathbed somebody says something they shouldn't it's the idea that they've maintained the sort of secret over. Time I find hard to believe I'm not discounting it and I can't you got to leave a little space open for something that could be just amazing but unfortunately for that event people are like there's a video of me shooting a f****** hard drive at a hundred yards a hard drive but I'm shooting something that's basically two inches high laying it down on the ground at a hundred yards and blowing of The Smithereens Shuffle is at a hundred yards you tell me you couldn't get a headshot at 81 meters that crazy again no signal when course he could go to light did he Express a desire to do something like this to the Russians at some point and they you know that Uncle here's an interesting opportunity they wouldn't they would have sparked on that and they would have thought about it you know what they have actually you know not no play on words intended but they have pulled the trigger on an operation trying to push him into doing an act like this exactly a lot of people hate and so here in the State trying to keep us out of the war before Hitler invaded Russia and when they were alive with the Nazis so they spend a lot of time to set up independent Association supposedly they paid off a lot of union union members that you're a journalist and they were doing everything they could create this or to strengthen the idea of isolationism just to keep us out they've been doing this for as long as he been around front so anybody was it peanut bothers me the most about the Kennedy assassination is the universal support for the magic bullet theory I think that f****** bullet is ridiculous I've shot things I've tried a lot of things I know what happens to Bullet everybody that I know that's a marksman everybody knows it's a hunter they see a bullet that is hit bone it f****** never looks like that when a bullet goes through two people and comes out looking like you shot it into a pool of water and that's what it looks like I don't buy that at all and the convenience of finding it on Chinese Gurnee on the row limit of the hospital all look guys we found a bullet fragments in Connelly's body than were missing from the bullet itself I think that bullet itself look at that bullet most of jacketed bullets breaks bones it gets f***** you're talkin about something that's going to me how fast is a bullet from a trifle go it's got to be kind of that. That would be a lot but I would imagine it's in the thousands of feet per second got to be when it hits bone it's going to blow up they all right that's fine I understand why you're fascinated by it but do when you do your research milk it's a psych with news read every running right read The Wall Street Journal read the New York Times read the financial times The Economist read everything yes before you form your opinion writing and everybody's so Silo nowadays and you get the same thing with conspiracy theories I absolutely believe this and I'm not going to I'm going to Discount everything else it's out there and or just not paying attention to it yeah but here's another thing the Magic Bullet path people like well how is that possible let me tell you something that's the most believable thing about a magic bullet theory is the path of the Bullet cuz bullets do wacky s*** when they hit bone and you can't predict it at all I know a guy who was in Iraq they shot a guy in the head from the front and it went out his eyeball the bullet came out of his eyeball back forward none it ricocheted inside of his skull and came out his eye you can't protect it and I'll try to model these things and figure out if it doesn't unknown there and so it was such an important event in and be its I keep going back to that same thing people don't want to believe that really awful she could happen sometime in a very simple straightforward way and so it's me easier to think it was a broad-based conspiracy there were a lot of moving Parts sometimes bad should happen it's just as simple as it seems that is possible conversely people don't like to believe in conspiracy specialist wrote all the assassinations and they blame that bullet on one of the one of the shots from Lee Harvey in The Book Depository so they said well alright so now we have less bullets that could have hit Kennedy we have all these wounds and we have to Tribute a series of wounds to one bullet when I saw that was the thought process behind it was the one that got people weirded out by it a bunch of times and Jive is if he did get hit from the front nose head goes back to spray out forward the way the impact of the blood is that it's like what sprays for his head goes back into the left it could have possibly been that he was hit from the front and the back at the same time that's entirely possible I mean that is a tactic you would do right you would roll someone into an area where they would be in a crossfire never get shot then that is a shots were fired from The Book Depository and Oswald if you if you're going with that if you had another shooter up on the grass you know you're you're basically looking right at the front of the vehicle and cuz of the way that its position in the Knolls kind of turned and then it's just that it's just that there's not a lot of concealment up there and they had that they had that what's the picket fence it's not the original one that's there anymore but it's basically in line with and you can do this plenty of pictures of the all of the previous fence it was up there at the time and you had that yet you did have the trainyard engineer report sometime after the fact that he saw a puff of smoke that he wasn't quite sure what that was all about need seen a couple of people back there so that you know that was that's an interesting thread to pull on and I think that that it's been research ad nauseam doesn't mean you couldn't still find something yeah car accident you said you say what did you see if you separate people out your right you'll get five different version from five different people and you know it's so hard at 10 not to be particularly terrible and you got to you know you got to take him and then you got a you know match it up with other information you can you can pull together fronts play with hits it is fascinating people CNN I was so insecure answered at 10 not to be particularly terrible and you got to you know you got to take him and then you got a you know match it up with other information you can you can pull together fronts play with its it is fascinating


    Joe Rogan on Bill Nye & Climate Change
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    but you know I mean it is interesting to hear people's take on the climate issue because there's hard left and hard right hard right is it's a cycle it's always having this way in your urine PD business hard left is we're all going to die and then Miami's going to drown mean in Al Gore dirty predicted in that movie An Inconvenient Truth that we were going to be covered in water in 2014 right wasn't it a 2014 they were predicting that the ocean level 2 going to rise the point where we're going to have to start evacuating some of the coastal cities Ready Mix but it came out with another movie 12 people saw that more Inconvenient Truth yeah and nobody else nobody I just watched it I don't think but it's juicy Bill Nye when he was on Tucker Carlson show no Bill Nye the Science Guy he's bothered by the way as an undergrad degree don't even know they were they were talking about climate change and Tucker Carlson said I'm willing to absolutely believed that people have an impact on climate change it goes but can you tell me how much and then Bill Nye kind of got flustered and you know what he he got like little confrontational defensives realtor Chris Tucker kept talking about science so I would like you to tell me how much of an impact people had one of the numbers is it a narrow range can you give me a narrow range on Netflix Bill Nye Saves the World that was that was stunning like I love Netflix but hate the little quality control not a bad thing to have somebody on set to go that's someone who wants to acquiesce with no uncertain terms to the left like he just wants to Evie meanwhile he had a film out of a movie or television show out years ago or he's describing gender and it was basically saying there's two genders and it's about X and Y chromosome mean which is what everybody's been told and Science Biology class then he has the show just a few years later where they now the tide has turned politically with this is such a weird subject about gender and sex identity and gender identity songs about you know like what that lady singing that song like hey this is f****** terrible like we all you're doing is just like the same thing yet I think some people that I know but I think for the most part he knows it it's a very comfortable place for him to do or go for a lot of people they say look I just want to get the adulation of the the last of the far-left that's what you wanted to do it but you see people that kind of shift their position and are happy to be there because they know they're going to be coddled and that's why I get why he does it because it's a base of an audience that he knows is going to stick as long as he says the right things apparently he doesn't really give a s*** about science so he's happy to say anything about people liking him and fitting in with this crowd of people that are part of science where their own Egos and their own need for deposit affirmation sort of supersede in critical thinking so there certain subjects that cannot be discussed there's certain things that like they're they're almost like it's almost like science religion you know so there's certain subjects that are aren't even open to scrutiny where you can't not know how you you walk it back but you can't have conflicting ideas in the same statement of the same sense an idea things konflict all the time right and then you can have truths that that collide with each other and don't I don't necessarily make sense so but it seems as if now everything has to be an absolute and whether its climate change so you can't say you know if you if you just have this middle-of-the-road discussion will you say well look of course you know humans I'm sure have some impact I don't know what that is and then and this is a problem and we have to work be the best we can be but that's not good enough you got to you got to be a sort of totalitarian about the whole issue and it's not just that if it's any argument it just seems as if and it's not just a millennial generation of whatever you want to call nowadays cuz I know a lot of good kids that are out there that are working hard or they're in the military and it's a fantastic you know group of folks so I think we're just find that regard but there does seem to be something about each successive generation we've gotten out of a point where people have a hard time processing this dissenting opinion idea and that starts to shut down debate in the starts to shut down they the idea that you can have a discussion about science where you have you know these conflicting ideas and how do you how do you resolve them that used to be the whole concept about scientists test theories our data itself but here's here's the thing that we should all be concerned with pollution we should all be concerned with human waste we should all be concerned with the damage that we're doing to our our water the damage that we're doing to the environment that there's a host of different things that human beings are involved in that are creating irreparable harm the environment we should absolutely be concerned with that what's weird is that you're hardly ever hear about that you hardly ever hear about doing something to curb the plastic in the ocean doing something to eliminate that some of the sewage waste that goes into the ocean doing the others a ton of different things that we're doing that are huge issues but instead you hear about climate change and it becomes an ideological left vs right battle which is very weird me and I understand climate change is a real issue and if the ocean water continues to rise coastal cities really are f***** and if the temperature does ride we really might have to migrate to more and you know it better climates but there's a lot of other s***. seem to get ignored during this process that was plastic bags at work keeping the oceans clean or you don't be a little things that you could accomplish things that you could do the community could do so you would have is Community Drive to pick up trash or you not use plastic bag or two It Whatever It Is and it was stuff that you could do and you could see some results and if you felt good about it and you know who knows maybe we've gone past that now and so now that's not good enough because you know now we got to save the planet will you save the planet these little step to the time right if every Community says why you know I'm sorry I can't I'm just going to worry about myself but if you if you bring it back down to those little things like you would you know maybe implying then I think we're better off yeah right and eventually you you do make a difference but if all you do is talk about climate change and save the planet people just get overwhelmed it's like a lot of other things in life you just think I'm just going to focus on other s*** was just so strange to climate change has become a weird ideological debate between the left and the right


    Joe Rogan on Bill Maher, Radio Censorship, and PornHub
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    it's like a joke that you do the fall short like here's a perfect example Bill Maher's joke did you hear what he said yeah yeah yeah heard the senator from Nebraska as a senator in the fields and Bill through his hands of ago not me I'm a house Niger that's what he said and advertise like what the fuc makes you think you can say that and when he did HBO release the statement they were pissed off and there was a fire Bill Maher Twitter #thing going on to me is it a little more Alicia I understand the intent of his joke naughty look he's working on a show okay he's working on a very important show for HBO that is a very high-profile show Mount pressure extreme out of Demands there's a lot going on behind the scenes he's probably working very hard he's probably tired and he's in the middle of his interview and he's trying to make something entertaining the guy gives him an opportunity right the guy says you can work in the fields and he's thinking we're going to try to be shocking that naughty edgy guy and it just was it was lame and it wasn't funny when I watch his shows seems like he's when he makes a joke and they don't he gets mad when they don't want they don't f****** laugh that's the part that bothers Jesus silly boy but when when he when he made a joke and it was lame you just trying to be funny like he's trying to entertain people it's important to him his shows important to him it's a very good show he works hard at it and most of the jokes are really funny and there's a lot of controversial jokes on Bill Maher show that are really funny and he that's the line he pushes and sometimes you cross that line and he crossed that line is he racist f*** know is he a bad guy no bombs by people there's there's a way look there's no words that are forbidden and the idea that that's that word exist in countless rap songs but you can't sing along to his rap song or you're a racist I fucken ordered iTunes wants a copy of one of the dead not dead presidents who f*** was it one of those like hardcore rap bands and as I was listening to it was all this like backwards like bleeped out or empty spots display them backwards even worse I listen to one from Gangstar and they had alternative words alternative words I was like oh no you can't alternate words it's all about exposure and you know it's all about the the most amount of people you can reach with your stuff me to do a clean version I said no good for you but my my my morals definitely cost is going to cost me a lot of f****** cat I don't think so I think in the long run it'll save you money cuz it'll elongate your career because of some was a fan of yours and they're at a barbecue and someone pulls out the lane version like all you got to hear this guys f****** hilarious guys crazy and then it's like a few b**** a few be broke my heart screw you girl or you know Albert is CeeLo Green had that forget you no no no no no stop forget you would f*** you why the f*** the song and they thought that the sun was 17 miles away and they thought there was an old man living in the clouds that was it had friends that used Harps and that you got to be careful with words clinging onto that mean the same thing in like you know TV and radio they're like they're still like like like this officers YouTube like another video from this record again we did the p****** for Marion oh haha like let's reach the people fuk up you know you premiered on p****** which is hilarious how did that come about I reached my people were just kind of like you know like let's find a place to premiere do this thing we're like you can Premiere video on like I don't know we'll be an example like a V club or some s*** you know and then we're rolling stone or semi go give me those numbers again was like so-and-so get 50000 why do what about look up p******'s numbers is like 200 something million stone with something like the website p****** is important I was like number 19 in the world the problem is when people go to p****** their sweaty and nervous and then just thinking about beating off well so you getting the wrong mindset but the numbers show that people f****** so crazy cuz we premiered it on p****** and they're like it was almost like you know if you guys do this for me I'll show that you know it works itself you can sell things besides f****** boner pills you know if you did it just knowing that you did it people go there to check it out like he's he's been Premiere to shutdown p****** I thought was like hundreds of millions of the views aren't that high and someone there was a wait till 5 when people get off work yeah yeah I was like the numbers f****** just shot through the roof it's like once a f****** work bell rang it's like they were f****** do people get in trouble for beating off at work right then get fired I set up my own channel to that video and I got to figure out turn it off I get alerts on my phone every f****** to miss so-and-so clicked like on your p****** video or so and so like from like left a comment on your p****** videos I got to get that s*** off its all day from like left a comment on your p****** videos I got to get that s*** off its all day if Trump is 44 gigs your your new year new song


    Joe Rogan - TRT, Steroids, and Bryan Callen Doing Gay Stuff
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    wasn't on trt and became on trt Factory for the Anderson he look different when he fought Anderson he was like he didn't look nearly as well. call garden hose Silvers with a fanny pack in The Color Purple God knows is because we had garden hoses for the night and I think that was I just came straight down and he was just super Jack Bebop and Rocksteady after betrayal lost to Randy Couture do you remember who is between was that the one between Tank Abbott know who was it no it was a fist fight between Mom and his girlfriend who's that dude just just just just make it bigger closet Ansari gym with him how come we don't look like that guy from steroids with your lipid levels candidly about openly about Arden yeah they were Alderman obviously wasn't waiting on Arnold Terminators on deer when you look disgusting on the beach that's what was going on and he had a light laylow let's body recovered I thought that was just wondering is what it looks like will you know he's doing okay explode it up and made it pop and he didn't he didn't like 30 seconds I'm not thinking about it how many milligrams can you bring Frank right now on the planet it wouldn't be my favorite American but I like what he's not American but don't say no who are you I like you I like you Walmart MoneyGram caught those teeth feel bad oh my God.


    Joe Rogan & Joey Diaz Comment on Steve McQueen & Burt Reynolds Movies
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    do you want me to say something that's the first guy could say that dog couple weeks ago I went back to my hotel room the f****** original getaway was on with Steve McQueen and I forgot bro I forgot you forgot your rolling forgot to get tears in my eyes mental midget folk and Steve McQueen bro he described the bar that have you finally goes back to the hotel least you saw those f****** rednecks we forget how bad Steve McQueen man of a man that he was in The Godfather watch Steve McQueen with this is 1973 a dog so smooth this is not the scene you got to put on the scene is when he beats up Ali MacGraw and she thought it was acting and he just live at he breathe pretty much smack the s*** out of her she didn't know but he would smack the s*** out of every other day for some reason or another you know you got to kick up once a day somewhere in the back glorious find hardware my hair like that yes I would be too crazy glue wow oh Jesus Christ for real she didn't know oh my God Jesus man it was last time you saw that you got to see this s*** and if you really want to see if you got to put on The Longest Yard with Burt Reynolds in the beginning when he grabs her by the throat and hit them with a bottle of something you know he's really hitting her he told wanted her it's like when they're that close range with with whatever and he kept shooting a gun and finally something cuz you're not reacting the right way you're not being scared so he shot a real gun the movie opens this s*** Jesus Christ Jesus Christ it's amazing with 40 years has done that people used to be beautiful no no no no no no well well so hostile oh she threw some s*** at him this is a Mexican soap opera son would you let Burt Reynolds throw you to the ground now it hurts it hurts like she ricocheted off the ground a hundred percent that wasn't a stunt person f****** Lynyrd Skynyrd that's a Maserati acts like I don't belong to you so that's hilarious well the cops she called the cops no but I mean those cars back then even the best ones handled like s*** that thing at skinny tires a f****** caveman suspension but it probably did drive a lot better than those police cars though please cars like the worst cars you could drive you trying to catch somebody that four doors you want a car that has two doors if you don't like race cars on a big long for doors that's why the extra weight missing an ex police cars today they like they can make bike Mustangs there's just some scary cars today when it comes to like a car pulling you over like if the cops have that new Dodge Demon have you seen that thing yeah that's f****** nuts 800 horsepower 0 to 60 in like 2 seconds really f****** crazy


    Joe Rogan on Floyd Mayweather Owing the IRS $29 Million
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    yeah nobody balls harder than them yeah it's pretty I control everybody comes Ferraris that leaves Lamborghinis there's like ridiculous just cars that I feel like it would be ridiculous to show up NYU like white is right I got a bunch of cars you want to pay yeah it's in the 20-plus million-dollar range I think there is like a true to this he makes so much money that is probably a point when they're like FaceTime to pay your taxes and you go like alright here's a check for 25 million dollars that's an incredible amount of money and then the girl that's true but you owe 50 more and he's just like that's that can't be right. 15 million worth of congratulate I like it good do you sell those they're worth a lot of money you can get that money to you know it's it's just it's really interesting in the amount of money that is able to generate did you know he's figured out some pretty incredible s*** he's a great villain to Man United does as a skilled businessman and psychological you know Warrior like you should get a lot more credit for it or that I never said I can't say it I love him too that he starts his post with the amount like to remind people that my new car my new 4.8 million dollar car you working next time correction thanks oh yeah oh yeah I'm in DC spell do so you always think can I give and I give any Temptation yeah I know it's hard to go online so hyped up about this fight it's not just about his performances is fights it's also about like wanting to believe that there's a dude who can pull it all off yeah like a magic person do you feel like in the lead-up to the fight like as we get closer to your opinion on it has changed at all dolloff yeah a magic person do you feel like in the lead-up to the fight like as we get closer your opinion on it has changed at all


    Joey Diaz Tells the Story that Almost Hospitalized Tom Segura - Joe Rogan
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    comedy stop with the f****** each other you you almost hospitalized me one time from laughing so hard like I don't know if you remember this I'm serious Knoxville or Nashville and you go Nashville 96 and you started the story about the club and you're like I just Rift and between shows some crazy s*** some chick was talkin there was eight people for those 20 people for the first show Knoxville was a Comedy Zone show I have a great little town like a cute little I'm headlining I got 38 minutes I just moved to LA and I signed with creative management and they booked those wrong so booking me what they did was they put me in one-nighters that paid like to 75 and 9th has a girl Joe Rogan. 212 with a guy that's a 400k and it's her birthday and she just turned 21 it's a birthday okay what's going on here I don't know that I'm Fridays you would bring it to the construction truck with her to the construction site and put a mattress in the back at lunch time that he would let her friend and she's telling me this that's blue line a smoker to join or whatever the f*** I'm doing when I come back I see her by yourself when you start talkin about what's going on oh my God I had such a great time I go to that stuff true and she goes yeah go show me the monkey and she sent me in the woman's bathroom second shoulders AP but by the time I go back to the second show Joe Rogan she sit in the back she's the only one that she's looking at me like this she's f***** up and 10 minutes into my spot cuz I was at lunch hidden cat has wife suck my dick at the Tommy bathroom this is the world of, ladies and gentlemen this is the world of crazy f******, do you think that's crazy number for your body is a f****** crazy animal when you sit at home at night and you think about all this s*** we were saying we've learned a lot I don't think I ever laughed as hard well that's probably exactly what I'm right there on that road we wearing a lot of things you in a lot of things about human beings Check urban kept looking at me going how are you have you met Sandy yet and I don't know they go and then walk away going to go and then walk away with Shirley Weber the capital That Bass was the head of the base she was his wife and if a band came to town or a comedian came to town she blew that's it that was the rule like you and he was still out there with all his s*** T-Mobile started talking to me and then she talked about your Cuban I did the Cuban one time use such a big dick you have a big dick I mean it was. good news like I had knee on belly belly supposed to move this kisses greatest go down the boot the more is it closer to Spain or is his father from spaying the clothes of Italy is from Spain when people from that area so he can Italian I don't care how fast that talkin they can't put the wool over me cuz I can pick up every Fort Worth get my make yourself but Suka La mink is just a short of the show


    Joey Diaz Tells Hilarious Shit Stories "He's Changing Flavors" - Joe Rogan
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    your podcast when your wife is one of my favorite podcast it's so f****** consistently silly that it is very silly so ridiculous s***, make it the Hard Rock myself have something to discuss two days later Sharon up with you. The f****** YouTube video it was Joe Rogan she looked at it and she was like 58 so she squinted at me up against the wall that was a little French poodles hello Chihuahuas and she's looking at the wall like what the f*** happened that she wanted to know if you heard anything in the backyard with the bishop back that I went I went to get sushi forgiven go get sushi a lot of it when do now you really going to straight it push it out more like that my hands are struggling the window I took a shet many ran over it with his golf and they both backyard smell like sewage waste it smells back here all the truth that's hard to clean up to Captain studies when you go to jail when you go to jail when you go to prison imprisoned as soon as you said you got to put water on it yeah but there's some bathrooms that only give you 20 oz of water a day so whatever time you flush it's going to be a good flush your follow me but he probably has to stay there until the next day when you go to Vegas going on Shore s*** is why he was so fat at the time that he couldn't sit down in like the regular toilet you are like on the very edge of the front because his ass was so big wow wow so you couldn't sit in the toilet I would sell the toilet but I don't like my love I don't like my dick inside the toilet because if I'm back that I got crabs on time and then sitting on the toilet from that toilet like they jumping over a month it was long and Redman put ketchup on it and I'll take the sheets that are just like so big their Preposterous but there's a totally different smell do s*** cuz you're smelling raw s*** outside of the water it's gone through the water is diarrhea to never like it's never like a super like thick logs we were the second wave is diarrhea when you take a little nap and then I opened the door in the morning. A backyard I smoked a bowl and Lucas beautiful beautiful that's what you need is a bathroom with a door that faces outside when you go over a girl's house and you go to use our bathroom and you smell matches I've had that before I was dating a girl once she on for Rochas diarrhea ferocious so she was in and she was just like case game on like go for it I had to take I could feel that it was a diarrhea pill Pockets close of diarrhea should and I also realize there was no way to do it that and it would just be a black toilet when I was done and there's no way I could cover she know what I did I went back to my place I was like I'll see you some other time cuz they're not getting f***** and they don't want their friend to get f***** use reverse psychology wait forever time when you know that it's the sensitivity of your inner a****** region and then why does why do you know that it's going to smell bad spicy food bro is it but is that what it is solely I don't know I want to know I was telling you guys at one time I fresh when you hadn't a cash it for a week and a half I used to I was addicted to steak and cheese at all right of french fries what what kind of bar we talkin about how basketball I haven't taken his shift like 10 days I'm backed up something I took acid something f*** my stomach up I didn't tell nobody and those days I was really scared of doctors I would say s*** to nobody on the way home we got on the bus that was so bad like we want a bus and people started running hills school buses people started running to the windows right to swing down the bus windows for he is worthy got better I farted again and the teachers are done on my God he's changing flavors because change it. My God he's changing flavors that's how bad do farts weigh Craigslist I was looking at this ad for antidepressant I know some girl dancing around we were crucified but because it was a lot better than the Antonio Banderas movie he was watching something to do is Antonio Banderas movie over the pounding sound in my iPod I hear a woman in the row behind eyes cry out oh my God I look over Joey and he smiles there's your f****** happy pill right there that's by the way you walk the feet will you actually feel your leg and there was a guy reading a paper make a live to be a hundred and never forget this reading The Daily News and he had a connector of drool from his lift the daily news and it was Apollo was on heroin they would go to Jersey City of those days and get methadone so it would take the bus up North with it so I'm sitting there and the drool is connected to the Daily News to 6in guys been passed out for 20 minutes I'm not sitting behind I'm sitting across from them who the f*** party oh man this is why I hate people this is why I hate when I and I thought I got a sleep apnea machine on and there's a little needle in the sleep apnea machine because the hole punches are and do your f****** mouth so there's an escape valve that's a size of a needle you know how many nights I will sit there and be half-asleep and I'll need the fart and I'm wake up just to see if I can come through that hole just a fart to see if I could sell the f****** fart come through that whole yes if it comes through the whole I just wake up my wife


    Joe Rogan on McGregor & Mayweather Fighting in 8 0z Gloves
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    under 2.5 wow wow wow by stoppage I think I think you'll see Connor using his footwork still the distance trying to let you know I still do what got him to the dance if he drops one on Floyd and Floyd go stiff and I would love that I think he's going to land one on Floyd and I think so I think Autumn winds does spectacle the probably lose his indecision but if there's a stop its pecan or knocking them out well you know we're talking today about them going to 8oz gloves and how how significant other show commission just granted it that bad you can just you can just pull those commissioners of sciatica what's the rule can I have the subsonic for reals back it up back it up 100% do not stop yeah he wants more of your bloody want to make you tired and then I'll tell you what though I don't know what the drug testing is like I'm this bad boy but wasn't that the Opera I will do that but I'm short notice to so good he might just not understand like first of all Connor is whether or not you'll be looking at his success inside the Octagon which been pretty spectacular but it's the way he's doing things he's got this special f****** are about him and it's very does psychotic belief in himself it's a fake belief turn economy buddy he's trying to manifest like some sort of miraculous existence he's trying to be the guy who literally goes in there and drops and smashes Floyd Mayweather as a UFC fighter and the becomes with that the biggest Athlete on the planet Earth ever made a few steps in and Connor f****** karate stances him and blast him with a straight left hand Floyd stiffen up and face plant North Korea nukes where we're going to turn the ocean green okay we're going to manufacture all of the color that green color that you put in drinks on st. Patrick's Day put put all of the tiger tattoos change themselves oh my God you're so gross people are so gross.


    Joe Rogan on Alex Jones' Charlottesville Comments
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    the need for everything to be conspiracies real problem is a real problem for a lot of people that need to know that they're right about things is a real problem you know that the not admitting that you don't really know part is a problem because until you until I'm absolutely certain that what you're saying like I have to know when I'm talking to you if you say I'm absolutely 100% positive that if I like this paper and fire it'll be 100% this is regular paper have a regular fire alarm percent positive if I have to hear you say that I have to know that that's how you really are operating so if you're telling me it's 100% of Kennedy's driver shot him due to 200% you watch the video it's a hundred percent Kenny's drivers bottom you know for sure how do you know for sure right I agree with you completely you can know for sure and if everyone agrees I got was get freaked out when like everybody agrees and everything I feel like I'm in a cult is get super cultivated trying to get us to go to war with Cuba and they were going to manipulate us they're going to blow up a drone jetliner and blame it on two of us would be outraged we want to go over and kicked his ass with a countless thousands of American lives for sure about 1961 or two or whatever it was when they do this s*** the problem with the really wacky conspiracies like you know Kennedy's driver shot and we're going over the goes deep as you want the really wacky ones distract from the real ones they mask it makes it so nothing means anything else in Charlottesville get tattoo on your chest that you know you committed to a team once you tattoo a swastika on your chest that you know you committed to a team


    Joe Rogan on Donald Trump & North Korea
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    how did you do this this impression you're doing this Whitehouse character what's his name again Steven everyone's doing Sean Spicer they weren't really got fired or scaramucci yeah yeah yeah yeah no I mean I don't know I mean I think that yeah I did a special it what was it I mean like I think it was like 2012 for Showtime call politics where I went to DC and I did stand up in DC and I interviewed all pile of politicians like that's all I watch when I come home at night all I watch a cnnmsn and fox that's it cuz I'm in shock and I can't believe it there's so many f*****-up things that are going on the world the whole North Korea thing is insane it's scaring it's f****** insane but what's scary is that Donald Trump is saying s*** like fire and fury the world has never known like Jesus dude like this isn't a movie this is real ID but I mean this North Korean guys f****** nuts his f****** hot f****** know it's like it's like dude stop shooting f****** missiles in the f****** this isn't like a playpen think they just keep shooting missiles in the ocean all the time like it's like or some s*** it's just I don't know it's just Guam is only like 2,000 miles away from North Korea or something like real close so they're talking about him possibly bombing Guam and as they're saying now and then I don't want to get too too into it but I know that he goes over there a lot meets with Kim Jeong Hoon like you know he loves them but he's like kind of acting like he doesn't love America but he loves the American way I really think that if Donald Trump went over there to meet with the guy I think that would appease him and just chillin the f*** out I think that's just my opinion maybe you should be like you know he goes over there and hangs out with them because they Kim jung-hoon kid loves loves loves America and that's kind of like a weird you know there's there's no what's the word there's no imagine running a military dictatorship in your 30s and he's already murdered a gang of people in this thing that's so crazy about the whole thing is that like you think of Isis and you think of that whole you know how those people like they don't care too. And they don't care if they're going to die and I think that he's trained his people all this NEC always done seeing any other than marching soldiers I think those guys are ready to die be ready dietary like either escaped to South Korea or die which should happen is I think Trump should hire Dennis Rodman in like put like a tracking device on them and their jet skiing out and f****** the ocean drinking a s*** and the Seal Team 6 comes in and f****** takes Kim Jeong Hoon America gives all the North Korean internet and set them free no I just think that there's probably waited to chill everything out and saying fire and fury and all that s*** North Korea no Hiroshima was chopping an Asian so I don't know the details that's literally the cause of all of this all of the anger and all the you know but that's when North Korea and South Korea were split in North Korea went you know it's it's all byproduct of that now there's it so you could read about it actually is really good book called dear reader from Michael malice he's a guy who's on my podcast in the history of the world's really f***** up but it's interesting because you have North Korea and then below you have South Korea South Korea you have a thriving and then North Korea's just right next door to them terrible dictatorships f***** up man will know presentism enabled it to deal with it so wrong during the day he died or maybe you weren't excited enough with something good happen even cheer loud enough and they'll they'll rat you out for that and then you know you have to be accountable and then so are they have like a culture of rats everybody out sounds fun cheer loud enough and they'll they'll rat you out for that and then you know you have to be accountable and then so are they have like a culture of rats everybody's ratting everybody out sounds fun


    Pauly Shore on Hanging Out with Trump at the Playboy Mansion - Joe Rogan
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    cuz it was live and there's hundreds of thousands spring break in 2004 MTV and it was Hawaiian Tropics or the biggest thing in the world all the girls and Fabio was there and Jon Lovitz was there Vince Neil was there Kennison was there a Rodney Dangerfield was there and Donald Trump with and could Donald Trump used to go to the Hawaii Hawaiian Tropic parties that Ron Rice used to throw after you know the spring break things and Donald Trump has I knew him back then so and then I saw him probably about a couple times at the Playboy Mansion the last time I saw him at the Playboy Mansion I think was about four years ago and he was just there and I think it was like Sunday Funday thing or was like some like Easter egg night day or some s*** and he was just buzzing around and in his suit and just talking to girls and one and yeah you know babe tsarina was always like that's why anyone go to the Playboy mansion's cuz they like vagina and we're lucky to get into the Playboy Mansion we are very fortunate you need to get in there and but it was so you know and I was actually talking to kellyanne Conway about right before Trump got elected on email and I'm supposed to have dinner with her and some of her friends but I had to go do some shows in West Palm at The Improv so I had to cancel out who cares course I'm a weirdo been hilarious I wanted for sure but she was cool we run I have her e-mail ever information it said yeah you should get on your show will you play want to really be you know but I want to be the vagina coordinator for him that was more like an animal hooks it up it's got to be sitting in like in a Tarmac somewhere and I want him to let me borrow it so I can pick up vagina from in the midwest the girl Midwest there's no way he's getting vagina but none of them do you think none of the president's like with modern presidents like I guess like Bush on right Bush Obama no Trump there's no way they can write I don't think so text you liked are at this point I mean is it the guy from I forgot that one Sean MSM but it's him something I don't know he died but he said well if you were present. Bratz y'all supposed to do Celebrity Apprentice they asked me to do Celebrity Apprentice and I had the second interation of Fear Factor when Fear Factor came back and like what is it 2011 or 12 or whatever it was and I just feel like I don't want to do it I just want to know what to be in New York for 3 months I want to work on this show it just seems kind of gross needed me Feud like Rosie does because Rosie O'Donnell it seems like it consumes her like her f****** Twitter feed with it still Wednesday golf sweetie golf at hello my God that's what's even more dumb oh my God that's hilarious how can she say anything about anybody looking bad that's what's even more dumb


    Pauly Shore Gets Honest About What Went Wrong With His Movie Career - Joe Rogan
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    yeah I know it's a weird it's a weird like I was at the Funny or Die thing last night I was with Will Ferrell not to drop names when I'm a huge fan of him and and he owns the site and we were talking and and he just gave it up to me like dude you started it all anyone seems I used to watch you on MTV and it's Nino man enough of this generation doesn't know what I did most the kids the 25 and younger they don't know that I started MTV they don't know all the films they don't know if they think Sandler they think all these other guys I don't know that I'll the first I was you know at the time cuz I'm TV was so big yeah you were the first celebrity you in like Denis Leary like Denis Leary became a big celebrity off mtv2 and then being a part of The Comedy Store and I'll send being 20 and being famous yeah or MTV it was the best TV was sick all of it at once was it weird it was so much fun it was so much fun that's fine now when I look back on my films I get kind of . because that time of my life with my happiest time was it make you sad cuz it was really amazing and now life is still good but it's not like it was so what it what changed what I think for a lot of people in their twenties at least my opinion when you're in your twenties if you f****** it doesn't really matter and it's in life is like one big like whatever and not what I miss now like when you get older like things are like your mom sick or this or you know there's always right life things you know or like I'm going to be 15 next year you know what I mean just like things like when you're younger did I used to have like me and my friends we should go to the beach and smoke pot and always go to the Roxy we should go to the rainbow it was like bath house and watching the news and chilling and drinking juice watching the movies make me sad because I miss starring and films so what happened like why did that dry up I think it's several reasons you know number one I was so big and I think the bigger you are in the fast you make it the heart I think that's just like normal because it was like you can only you and I mean that was one thing and also I think the whole weasel thing was like it was cool for a while and then like after a while it's not cool just a lot of things and I also think I didn't listen to my age and some managers they told me not to do in the Army now remember I didn't know I know but here's the story behind it what happened was his Idol 3 album deal at Disney I hadn't seen a man son-in-law these tickets for me did really well and then it came time to do my third movie and it was in the Army now and my managers and agents were like we don't know you know you have to cut all your hair off and all that s*** and the scripts kind of like okay and Approach this with this other film called totally London which is me being an au pair in London which I thought was actually really funny idea and Jeffrey katzenberg these to run Disney wouldn't let me do that movie at It'll be an opare in London so he bought the script and shelved it so I did in the Army now in the Army now didn't do as good as the other films and then after that Disney dance I me a nut to do more movies and then after that I did jury duty in jury duty didn't do so good you know what I mean I love acting I love going to the set that's another thing is like I did Adam Sandler film I don't know that the last one he did the Sandy Wexler and you do you go up on the set you known Adams starring this film and I'm not you know what I mean and I started films and it's it's so it's a weird feeling for me like I'm happy to be honest and I love Adam he's an old dear friend and I'm super happy for him but I was starving and films people say why aren't you starting in film like what what's up and I can't answer it you didn't mean it poor choices the weasel s*** dried-up you know the movies didn't perform as well I don't listen to my agents I wasn't like doing drugs it wasn't like I do got all f***** up movie call ever met but at the time you know what I mean and and then yeah and then I got a sitcom on Fox and that didn't go so things are like in then I was also turning 30 and I was my 30th birthday was very emotional for me I cried a lot my 30th birthday cuz I was going from like a boy to a man and I didn't know how to do it you don't need me I was just like I didn't know like I didn't know how to I didn't know how to deal my 40th birthday was awesome it was great happy and I mean my 50th birthday I'll probably cry again it's okay it's not my thing stand-up comedy to me is more fun by posting I mean I like doing the UFC like working for the UFC and doing stand-up comedy and doing commentary for the UFC those things are fun doing this is fun but acting to me was like long hours waiting around and then also a lot of actors are cool but there's like 10% they're just fake they're just weird sociopath wound and then also a lot of actors are cool but there's like 10% they're just fake they're just weird sociopaths are the only care about themselves or complete narcissist they don't have that I just can't I can't connect with them


    Pauly Shore on Joey Diaz's Stars of Death - Joe Rogan
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    he survived the Joey Diaz experience you know I got it I got it I got a text from Tom Tom Segura Tom right yeah I said cuz he asked me where backstage about to go on stage at the main room and he's like I want to do my podcast Bubba Bubba and I'm like awesome and then we were texting just about my schedule with him and then he's in there I'm like okay I'm going to go see Joey Diaz talking about I didn't like I didn't understand what he was talking about but I didn't mean I didn't I didn't like I was like whatever and then once I got there you know I smoke weed sometimes you know I don't smoke all the time but I like to smoke weed sometimes but but as far as the Edibles like Dean galper is like giving me some like hot stuff but like cookies and s*** but then like he was eating his gummy bears and they're in a bag and I was like going f*** okay and he gave me just like Jamie just like at an ear or some s*** and that was it and then I was just like talking them and then like literally I couldn't talk anymore I couldn't talk and I like part of it but I ate a half of one and I had to lick I had to leave he's got some that are like 500 mg which is just insane so you probably had half of that which like 250 which is f****** insane that's an insane amount of weed look like an OG before when I was younger and it felt like that repeating myself over and over again which I do all the time but when you eat marijuana it's processed by your liver and it produces something called 11 hydroxy metabolite it's a totally different psychoactive substance that's four to five times more psychoactive than THC so that's why it hits you like that and that's why people think they got dosed because when you smoke pot did the letters psychoactive but when you eat it it's processed by your liver and something called the one pass and that's how it produces that and I can't believe he let me drive home like seriously f****** playing on those things he doesn't give a shitt he's just like you'll figure it out c********* but anyways so when did it hit you like you did a podcast like how do I 15 minutes into it and I couldn't speak and I had to stop funny I guess I don't know I'd like to see myself I can't even talk because it has been legal for so long it's so many medical patients California that you got these people that haven't seen tolerances and they're just doing dabs and eating cookies marijuana movement and that whole thing is so much different different than when I was going up you know when I grew up we still like you know smoke it we go to the beach and we put a towel over us with hide it now like a lot like last night I was at the other Funny or Die party and it was the 10th anniversary and I'll just walking around just smells like weed everywhere very normal now like you know that like this is a very normal now like you know that like I don't know that's just the way


    Joe Rogan "GSP vs. Michael Bisping is the Right Move"
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    there's a lot of guys I'm super talented is love to eat you know it's crazy like a lot of those folks will go to food for their comfort for that if the control control competition, more than I lose so hard so hard and there's so many Major League Baseball soccer does it clear packing order you beat this person that you beat this team they beat this team than you get to play for the championship or an anime it's not like that well it's definitely not anymore you know in the UFC it's real weird like especially 285 lb division like good f****** lock Knox is bismuth found anything but that just was a culmination of a dude who put in so much time and he did everything to make it a business heated everything in in heating on Ali steps in in fights I took a killer and rockhold who I thought was Ben Underwriters whole career that he's has insanely good but he already got lost him convincingly I had a whole camp and has every reason to not have confidence in like 90% or more Fighters would have just been like no I'm out no way he takes the flight like estimated Bisping so Scrappy like he's one of the most mentally tough guys in the sport because he doesn't have like some freaks you out Romero athleticism or anyting he's just it's just hard work he's not particularly fast he's not he's not super mobile he's very skilled and he's got a lot of physical issues to not like amazing what he's not like towering over Weidman rockhold I know he's not Beatles guy doesn't have some amazing skills was I when he beat Connelly oh yeah cuz he's overwhelmed and I am just starting to get tired and and Bisping just pulled in a lot of ways like a shift towards a world-class fighter does a shift towards like the upper end of the of the division I'm right back you know got knocked out by Henderson comes right back he's one of the guys I've been around him a bit he's hilarious but he's one of guys were again like he doesn't just not going to shake him like that not at all he's undeniably tough it's fascinating first of all gsp's never father 85 comes back he fights for a world title and makes a compelling I just wonder if this is unfortunate but I wonder how many of these young new fans I would like to see liked post Ronda Rousey fans how many of them you know who the f*** to USPS I think there's a lot in my life definitely does actually know who he is Muse for a long time yeah you know couple years right more than that when did you lose to Johnny Hendricks I want to say is three years ago at least at least yeah well I'll be John Hendricks Hendrix got the most of it Don Henderson was interesting because Hendrix is one of those guys that like each other like what happened to that guy people believe is a 9-year window as a world-class fighter I've heard that before what does abysmal typically do well with like the fighters that can handle dressers decently well he's a very good defensive wrestler understand about when you watch professional athletes fighters in particular is a lot of what happens in that fatigue is either psychological or it's bad wake up stuff and I didn't have that but if you'd lugging around extra weight is not used to potentially problematic depending on how he does it 95 190e might just decide to compete at that weight that's what I mean like probably fine but if someone gets in his head and the 202 or something and then come back down like he's probably not going to feel normal there


    Joe Rogan & Jon Ronson on Alex Jones Connection to Trump, Bohemian Grove
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    go back Amazon Alexa communicate I no wonder so he says that Trump called into stuff the election I'm inclined to believe that's true cuz I don't think that's the kind of guy about with that many people I feel like. above being the president has got to be so insanely demanding the idea that he like he's taking a few moments out of his days got his feet up on the chair with a laptop and he's on infowars.com child slavery thing on Mars Alexa says it's connected to Trump some of them enjoy it for the theater the theater element of it all you know I mean and it's all doom and gloom and and then some of it some people enjoy because like Bohemian Grove no he's correct like Bohemian Grove is a real mind f*** they see all these super rich people wearing robes burning an effigy of temptations that it's just like f****** Buena Skull and Bones ritual you know what I would contend that country to Alex implied they weren't actually sacrificing a child Alex got it into his head that maybe I was part of the Bohemian Grove akassa yeah we'll move teeth at Bohemian Grove I was indicative of the fact that that it was that moloch the owl got yeah and it was like something is satanic but actually I would say that the reason so it's sort of like Norman Bates mom and the what was that night what is one thing they were really fired up diet turn the entire record. It is ridiculous but to write the book there about off to that poker okay so now what you think of this woman in the audience I don't know what you think I know you think about the people in the crowd what were they thinking about like a rational thought in powerful places and they really do have this bundle of sticks and everyone really is wearing these robes like I mean you had a part of you had it like how many of these f****** things are going on that we haven't infiltrated this is real sacrifice in front of this owl and there's a speakers there Point that's a guy in leaf-covered later hosen pairs in like a stage cuz I was at the redwood tree and start singing this kind of allergy to Nature like old trees over text or something. Just something that goes on but they have like something over those guys supposedly that's like the conspiracy theory engage in gay sex rituals to get them extensive like weed grinder over the people that's possible infiltrates it and find out it is real I mean that is justifying to such a and enormous enormous level possibly witnessed an actual human sacrifice of course but that's standard that's standard Alex Jones 101 but it shouldn't be stocked about all these exaggeration to take place in the media whether it's on the left or the right there's destrampe an exaggeration Econo can't remember there was like a lot of criticism in the first place I wanted me to give them as much as I could prove that I like some Trump with you know a lying to you why because you went to Bohemian Grove answer the questions as best as I could but I don't know that much about exactly how often trim panel exposure each other I don't know either he's actually my friend and so when I see him it's like what's up man what you doing I give him a hug and people go high is a monster I don't know I just base it on my interactions with them and get dizzy say f***** up things you have the most disturbing thing that I didn't even know when he get the podcast I didn't know that he was a Sandy Hook denier right so apparently he's backed off that since being confronted by the facts and and there's a horrible article that I read about a father who was actually a conspiracy theorist until his son was killed in Sandy Hook and then he got death threats for lying and play actor conspiracy in everything and I don't know what it is I have friends that have this issue I don't understand it things that could be easily explained they look for a conspiracy and it hasn't happened to the news there's got to be a different story like sometimes s*** just happens and when that s*** happens the news has a story it doesn't all have to be some sort of Nefarious plot but these people also think that the government is filled with idiot while I'm sorry but you can't have it both ways you can't have a bunch of incompetent fuk had to pull off the perfect fake world where everything you see is some sort of an elaborate played out scheme in order to manipulate you into either buying this or voting for that like there's a weird inclination that people have to not just fishing piers but almost everything think everything and some part of some crazy plot and I don't understand what you said about lie get a biases and untruths like across the major on the left and right and if I do put it was basically Megyn Kelly like looking incredibly poised saying no you're wrong Alex you're wrong about this and then it will cut Cunningham yeah I'll even say I'm not here to make it hit piece I just want to know the real you and I well don't ever go to NBC listen here's the deal you made your bones as an ice princess on this conservative Network and do you think they're just going to accept you at NBC people going to resent you they going to hate you like you're the lady that chastise people for saying the Santa Claus potentially wasn't white remember that I don't know how my God it was something where they were saying there was people talking about Santa Claus being black and I'll never forget it cuz she was on TV going you know listen Claus is white like them like what the f*** are you talking about Santa Claus is it really crazy b**** black right is he important for what's important is that like her whole thing was being a spokesperson has ultra-hot spokesperson for the conservative movement but also being someone's ruthlessly smart and articulate incapable of shutting down these stammering liberals didn't dare go and question her her narrative that's a terrible move I'm going to work in the ratings have been horrendous and now she's now they pulled the show LA but rightly attack people like Infowars you know outright lies yes we Main Street mainstream outright lie like Alex Winter problem having any sort of a conversation about any sort of difficult subject and stuffing it into 7 minutes or whatever it is is ridiculous it's an ancient way of communicating and now that we have the internet and Alex is shown with his own show you know that he can go and rant about something and you know for 15 minutes or whatever it is I can head with no limitations or restrictions like that it's it's a better way to communicate wanted people to see the Alex that I know because there's no other way to see him like that I wanted to get him drunk I wanted to get them high and I wanted to get haven't talked and my friend Eddie who's just so in a conspiracy is he kind of f***** some of it because he's just so many Chemtrails and proving the Chemtrails are real but it was good overall because it was like he was Alice is so crazy that even Eddie was like what interdimensional child molesters and it's I wanted people to see him the way I see it was a fun guy that I like hanging out with do I think that he has a lot of influence yea though I think he says things that he definitely shouldn't say of course especially the Sandy Hook stuff I mean I think this inclination to always look towards conspiracy is is his is dangerous in that people and if you get people thinking that everything's a conspiracy the real problem is they don't know what the f*** a conspiracy actually is when it's in front of them and it's real and there's a ton of them that are real so when you caught your crying wolf around every corner and then I'll send you turn the corner like holyshit that's a real wolf no one is listening that's my frustration with Alex to and then I'll send you turn the corner like holyshit that's a real wolf no one is listening so I could. That's my frustration with Alex to is that he has a conspiracy templates and whatever railroad event happens to Holmes


    Joe Rogan Looks Back at Joey Diaz Going Off on Alex Jones
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    right and I said to a lot the last time I saw the two of you you were like kissing and telling you that much you loved each other than like 16 years passes and it's the worst like divorce in Texas has ever known get out with lightning giant tigers for his supplements his male Vitality supplement have you ever seen the video of when Joey Diaz and me are in Alex's studio and Joey realizes that it's on the internet so because it's on the internet he can say whatever he wants so we go we go live and Alex goes from here on out we're on the internet so you can the cat who saw the canary and realize that the cage was open and he had so he's telling some story about smuggling weed through the airport listen to this check yourself before you wreck yourself big dick in your ass I get out of here you're in trouble Alex regrets the fact that though you know that the spotlight is on in the news I feel fine. Cheeseburger potion to have that s*** it's hard to f*** man but he's a weird guy but he's got a very unusual Constitution


    Joe Rogan & Jon Ronson Explain the Origins of PornHub
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    yeah I spend a year on phone sets research research and he has the idea to get rich from giving the world free p*** say free streaming p*** for the series is about to come attack take over Poland in the valley in the nineties the schedule Fabian Fabian Tillman so youngboy compressors I could take note I would like going come pieces and swap phone password second phone for free people cup phones back in the nineties and then I can I can give the world YouTube for pain right so he brought up his fledgling company in Montreal code Goldman set the timer somebody's to brother stuff in Montreal today just invented p****** Fabian portrait p****** and then kind of overnights single-handedly took over the valley that it's an extraordinary story that's where we are now in the valley community of people who are making pretty good money from the money just flowed into fabian's pocket cuz what Fabian dad's was if you're poor and you go to bank and say can I have the check in stir. disreputable really yes gecko reputational risk wow that seems really dumb to me to make any sense at all the Fabian was making money from running a site that doubts in the piracy so so went to a bank to say I want to expand a bit because he wasn't ostensibly important person he was a tech person it was deemed to be respectable just gave him a 362 million dollar loan to expand companies that cut price right cuz it companies without panicking wanted to sell and Stephanie Fabian just single-handedly took her phone so I was thinking about the consequences if that because favorite was given the world what they wanted to express free p*** but I was really curious to know you said no one cares you know there's a lot of the girls are in p*** that really pissed off cuz they were making any money anymore and they were there's a lot of social media posts about its imploring people to stop using these sites while yelling listen to exactly street from me and he was a big-time p*** producer and I actually knew him from my Jiu-Jitsu class and he was real high Rollin sort of character like he always has his beautiful Mercedes-Benz and wore these really big watches a lot of in a fancy clothes and it was just making tons of money and it is he has beautiful house and he was a baller character and then it all dried up house whose house got repossessed on Fabian got so rich because of this the money went from your friends talk it into savings pocket Fabian got so rich listen to p****** Rio support paid sites that he installed in his house and aquarium that was so big that it's diver. To come every week and dive in and clean the color 1/4 know you're doing well that's weird yeah so but the outside world didn't care because you do the outside world doesn't cry when music's getting tired but almost no traction and when the p*** industry essentially for the most part collapsed or at least there was a massive amount of loss there was no talk about like some sort of a bail out or anything silly like that is like no man has gone when you look at that head coaches after Montreal the company that own pulling up is not pull days do you work at Fabian at she said to me quite telling me he said yes he said it was amazing you wouldn't even know that we were in p*** unless you went to the wrong floor how do you say it's progress Dakota progress but it's good he's a criminal mean it's it's essentially he's lucky that he's dealing in pirated stuff right the one-time Fabian got annoyed with me he was quite gay black I wanted to I wanted to interview him and then I wanted to travel to the valley to look at the consequences destroy somebody and then carry on with that day was when either May or might choir director said to him you know you upload to pay child support and he said no I didn't I've never uploaded in which of the people can upload pilot appalled and if they tell us to take it down look what they have to find it that's the fact that I know said this so much talking f******* csgo about psychopath psychopath test a psychopathic traits is that like if somebody killed somebody in a bar they would say well it's his fault for looking at me Sunday so failure to accept responsibility for their own actions responsibility for what happened essential thing cuz I I don't think they've been psyched about that all about I think that tech people have created a sort of a moral bubble around themselves I talked to the head of p****** smokeout efficiency I just got skirts because you know we're designing you know what search engine people where it would be sort of unpleasant it's all about progress their livelihood what does it mean by that like okay now you want to talk about that life yet their livelihood yeah that's not paying for any content on the dystopian movies of the 1930s wedding and machines will take over as I petropolis of something that the mode of the film that the climax of the film is when the people that humans defeat so you know we're not going to live in the world run by machines to fit in with the machines capability so because it is easy to Pirate instead of saying let's not tell her that we're just about to number I listen to when they're sharing it through message boards or what-have-you that's sort of pirating right when they're uploading it to these websites and servers and supper what would he's doing is massively sing off of other people's work it's a little bit of a more of a gray area somebody said to not take down my for my baby sister's Volume 2 is mine I say that you know what was the tornadoes ever been created am one amazing consequence is like Fabian surrounded himself with a cat with its let people knew how the internet works on paper so instead of making p*** films like they made in the 90s before director Mike kreza said to me back in the 90s women of influence now all the poem films have to be easily searchable is it so I can kind of search engine optimization like to get yourself out the Google rankings so all the p*** films in the valley on code women of influence cuz how do you search that that that they basically see what the most popular Search terms and then make films based on that I was telling me this on the stats of the film he was shooting that day which was step dose of cheerleader orgy I said tonight cuz I thought about light women of influence versus Steptoe such a little women of influence Johnny who like at work cuz that just know the keyword might want ya every at home for that trip now between the ages of 23 and 29 count get work because they're not attain and then Autumn elf that I can miss Otis follow. Between teen and m*** but not just attractive and just attractive in the sexual term and you're not a male feel like a 26 year old adult film actress you conquered looks just have to lie well I said to Mike what are you two just like sit there until you let it become a m*** become employed again adorable world of bespoke Paul yeah that's what the article what was the publication who published article with the god and I did like a written version of one of the episodes I just stumbled upon knowing that you're going to be here I didn't even know you wrote it I was reading it and as I was reading explain what it is like people literally will request some of the most bizarre things these people will make custom films based on their weird Kinks just for them like a team of professional pulling people because the file is suffering so much because it won't happen so I will make an entire poem film just for you if you want to make a film about girls wearing Mutant Ninja Turtle outfit to kick guys roll outfit to kick in the balls entirely possible Right


    Joe Rogan & Sebastian Junger - Modern Society Makes People Depressed
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    so I've been reading your book man tribe I really enjoy it it's really good and it's it's so it resonates it's very interesting I will into the first chapter I wanted to move in with the Native Americans the European settlers that had been kidnapped and we're living with the Native Americans and then when they were rescued I'm wanted to go back yeah where they would go into hiding so they wouldn't have to be repatriated to colonial society they wanted to stay with her adopted tribes and they're in there was also a lot of a lot of young white people pretending white men young women to who basically absconded across the frontier into tribal society and they fled White Society they didn't like it and and as Benjamin Franklin pointed out we have lots of call Colonial young Colonials clean to the Indians if not one example of an Indian as they were called fleeing to White Society yeah that was one of the more fascinating aspects of it I didn't anticipate that I thought that it would be a lot of Native Americans said be like wow this is way better look at all the food look at the houses and I mean there's plenty of food you know that then colonial society that was also interesting about it when you were talking about the women that had moved in with the Native Americans and were expressing how much more freedom they experienced yeah I mean Society Society wasn't crushed by Christian morality so you could divorce you could marries a woman you can marry whom you wanted you could get divorced you could do whatever you wanted was very very Gala Therrien what they've shown is that the in societies where ever is necessary for food protect food production everyone more or less equal and in agrarian societies agricultural societies industrial societies that you have large segment of the population off and women who are not involved in food production and they were involved in reproduction and so their equality goes down wow it's just it's almost like society as we've created over the last couple of hundred years is totally incompatible with with human genetics or with the human body or the human Spirit or whatever well if you look at me genetics are complicated I mean obviously on some level industrial smarter societies were successfully of 7 billion of us but as wealth goes up in a society is modernity goes up in the society the suicide rate goes up the depression rate goes up schizophrenia goes up in Irving they're not good for the human psyche we are designed we evolved to live in groups of 30-40 people in a harsh environment totally into relying on one another for survival that creates a huge amount of equality within a group and loyalty within a group that's what we are designed for genetically modern society allows the individual to be independent from the group which is in some ways a great Liberation and other ways it can lead to a profound alienation and depression it's just a very confusing thing it seems for people to be among so many people but to be alone. Why are to be confronted with strangers all day long and I live in New York City and I love New York City by all day long you you encounter strangers and you don't recognize anybody so you can be alone in a crowd which is not something that human beings have experienced until quite recently in their history yeah was I I think one of the more disturbing Parts about this idea that these people were kidnapped by the Native Americans and wanted to stay with them was that whatever that Native American life was like however they were living that just seem to just resonate with them it seemed to it seemed to be what was right well we're wired to want to feel like we belong to a group Native American society was sexually I was quite egalitarian in a hunter-gatherer Society you really can't accumulate wealth for a while because these societies are often nomatic so you can only accumulate as much wealth as you can carry which isn't much and in ultimately in societies like that as in a platoon in combat which is another part of my book obviously you're you're primarily value valued for your contribution to the group and that has been lost in modern society are enormously self-serving capitalism basically instructs us to do so that's a whole other evolutionary imperative which is also important but in our society is way out of whack so we are wired to serve ourselves and we are wired to serve the group and in a healthy Society those two of those two are in a dynamic tension with each other ending balance in modern society they really really is no group to serve and it leads to a really profound sense of meaninglessness for a lot of people yeah find pretty fascinating that when you were really young you when you when you were working I think you said you're working construction so it was about to innocence but you were on your feet all day long in the Sun or whatever and soul. You know I was a young guy and I and I wanted to prove my mettle or whatever I was I was we were digging a trench and I was thinking like crazy and and an older guy came up to me depressed it just so it was really interesting that you were longing for something you were saying like almost to go wrong so everybody had a band together where there was a hurricane or something and that that mundane life of just work and doing things you don't really want to do about modern society is it is removed hardship and danger from everyday life and it's in the face of hardship and danger that people come to understand their value to their society and there isn't they get their sense of meaning from that and so what you have is when you know during the Blitz in London for example 30,000 people were killed by German bombs it was a horror show over the course of six months his ghastly but people were sleeping shoulder-to-shoulder in the tube stations and putting out fires with bucket brigades and taking people out of rubble and and they were acting as a unified society and the English government was prepared for Mass psychiatric casualties because he's a civilian population and the opposite happened psych ward went down during the Blitz and then back up after the bombing stop and and then afterwards there was an enormous nostalgia in England for the blitz for those days as tragic as they were because English society felt people felt like they were together later I was I went back to Sarajevo where I'd been during the siege of sorry I've only early 90s and civilians I would tell me you don't have 20 years later 20 years after the war is the war because we were better people back then we took care of each other I talked about that with September 11th I went to New York City about I guess was maybe six months after September 11th and I was there a couple times in the before September 11th and after September 11th he was a very clear difference in the way people are behaving people seem to be more more friendly more open they were really appreciative of First Responders I was there once in a friend of mine She fainted and so they called the fire department came to check her out and and when the fireman showed up man you would think f****** superhero showed up it was amazing everybody was so happy to see him and I was in stark contrast to the way people used to behave and treat each other and it was directly because of having experienced this horrific event well adversity produces pro-social behaviors in people people act well the lack of adversity safety and comfort allow people to act selfishly so after 9/11 the suicide rate went down in New York the violent crime rate went down in your Vietnam Vets reported that their PTSD symptoms went down after 9/11 what happens is people suddenly feel that they're needed by their society by their people and if you feel needed you are able to ignore your own personal troubles when someone in England official language official said during the Blitz in London he said it's amazing me of The Chronic neurotics of peacetime driving ambulances and if you think about it in terms of evolution if adversity endanger produced bad human behaviors we wouldn't be here today another way to say that is we are the descendants of the individuals hundred thousand years ago who acted well in a crisis the people that acted badly in a crisis and just took care of themselves and then take care take care of their people their group those those people those groups died out its people is groups that encourage a form of altruism itself self-sacrifice of individuals for the group during a crisis those group survived that DNA gets passed on to us


    Joe Rogan & Sebastian Junger - Political Opinions are Genetically Determined?
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    I read an amazing book called our political self and it was called that about half of our political opinion is Jen is genetically determined so genetically determined so it which makes it so liberalism and conservatism basically liberalism is concerned with fairness within the group and equality within the group and acceptance of Outsiders as possible for possible inclusion in the group conservatism is focused on hierarchy and serve Law and Order and a Outsiders and they're very very powerful evolutionary adaptive evolutionary reasons for both of those worldviews and they've done studies with identical twins that were adopted at Birth and compared them to fraternal twins and there's a far higher concordance of a political opinion in identical twins that were adopted at Birth and put in different kinds of families then with fraternal twins so that means that our political apparently to Route 50 are political beliefs are genetically determined which means that those beliefs had adapted Value Inn in our evolutionary past which means that the argument I'm right you're completely wrong and you shouldn't exist is a false argument it did that did the country actually needs both parties very very badly and that a healthy Society has conservatism and liberalism in a kind of dynamic tension where yes they might fight they might argue but they are there roughly proportional in the population and equal weight given to those two competing values was it taken into consideration that when these people are adopted that growing up adopted without your biological parents put you in a certain mindset automatically and that maybe it wasn't necessarily a genetic thing but it was a circumstantial or a nurture identical twins that were adopted to fraternal twins who were adopted their DNA is right there trying to be so both sets of twins were adopted so they all went through that whatever that is that that process the effects of that whatever they are 101 shared DNA exact duplicates of their DNA the other set of twins don't they're fraternal so the the twins that shared identical DNA were far more likely to she have the same political beliefs than the fraternal twins in other words the genetic component was influencing their beliefs and the environmental component was not as much compared to the fraternal twins is an amazing book and it really inmate to me it makes sense like both worldviews clearly were needed to keep our society healthy and strong and safe I mean God I mean a country that was run completely by liberals would get overrun by You Know The Enemy stay next door immediately write a country that was completely run by conservatives would never get overrun by the enemy but it would heartless and brutal Society right where the poor were taken care of and etcetera Etc you can't have one or the other you need both right kind of dynamic tension that it works that way just like there would be genetic variations and all sorts of different aspects of people height and personality and all those different things yeah I mean so right is a genetic trait but you can you can your sincere impulse toward sensation-seeking is also determined by your experiences in life right I don't know what the proportions are political believe it's roughly 50/50 your experience in life is about 50% responsible for your political beliefs in the in the other 50% is genetics Methodist just whole soup of different entangled influences that create a person I tell people that I mean that people want to think that they are completely or whatever they are they've created themselves and certainly something is emotional and political belief they don't want to think that is wired into their DNA at all but that's the truth I mean I remember the first time I was ever really deeply explain to me by Sam Harris I was rejecting it like almost instead of realizing I was like I didn't want to just be open-minded about it I wanted to go you could pull yourself up you could figure you do what your voice will power you decide what you want to do with your life but not really necessarily I mean listen when I was young I was a really good right I really wanted to be like the fastest mile in the world right and I trained as fast as anyone who's ever trained as it hard as anyone's ever trained and I might my ceiling was for 1203 determined in a sorry like you can run $130 a week like I did for months on end and still not go to the Olympics yeah there's no doubt about it mean as a mixed martial arts commentator the the big factor that you can't do anything about his power some people are born with it doesn't make any sense they have they look exactly the same they look just like a person who can't hit nearly as hard as some right right hips are wider than the legs go inward more it's a different sort of the speed you can throw baseball at are two different sort of Advantage which is probably connected to the speed you can throw a baseball at


    Joe Rogan & Sebastian Junger on the Syrian Civil War, ISIS
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    now you've got a documentary out that you're you're working as well as airing on Sunday it's called hell on Earth it's about the Syrian Civil War and the rise of Isis and it's out on National Geographic Channel 9 Eastern 8 central this Sunday this Sunday is it going to be available I mean you can obviously watch it at the time but is going to be available on Netflix or Apple TV or something like that would be thinking download it's owned by National Geographic so I don't know quite now that I'm sure that you'll be able to get it on their website at some point but red is airing on Sunday and what was your experience doing that oversees that you couldn't really get into Syria anyway and it was a suicidal thing to do and so what we did my colleague Nick that guy who was here earlier we basically Cyril work the border border areas around Syria looking for people who were living in Syria people in Syria who could shoot for us and we found some very very brave people who documented their lives under Isis their lives with the free Syrian Army there was a lot of combat and we accumulate about an hour a thousand hours of footage and interviews we did with experts and we put together a hell on Earth trying to explain how really quite peaceful Democratic protests turn into violent demonstrations and finally do a Civil War and of course it's the game oppressive government I mean you people protest in the street and then met with machine gun fire and eventually civilians are going to get some machine guns themselves and then fight back and that's how you get a civil war how do you take thousands of hours like that and boil it down to up one show while that's it's very very hard and that's what filmmaking is and it's figuring out what the 1% that goes into the film and how do I structure it how much time does it take to do something man that editor and some another person in the room or whatever this we had a big team and so we had some very very smart young people who are going through all this footage and categorizing it like it here this is a section about you know this material is about whatever escaping Isis and this is about trying to find whatever they would put into categories and then I would start to look through some of that material and would gradually sword build a build a structure the the situation in Syria seems to be for someone who just hasn't studied at that much but just looks at it from the outside one of the Bleeker darker situations that we have here in the world I mean it's the tragic tragedy of this generation I think over 400,000 syrians mostly civilians have died the equivalent equivalent death toll in this country would be like seven or eight million Americans are equivalent amount of people in Africa country half the Syrian population has been displaced from their homes and millions Toys R Us outside the country's borders in your open and then even in this country and what did you take out of the documentary made it seems like no one has a solution for Syria Isis Isis eventually is going to be defeated on the battlefield they're going to be eradicated and I hope they are because their own Gastly brutal group and Assad who is who way more people than Isis he just didn't do it publicly like they did he's the leader of Syrian president of Syria he's propped up by a run and by Russia and so he's not going anywhere I mean if you have those two countries as your allies like you're not going anywhere so I think was going to happen ultimately is that Isis will be defeated in the country will be partitioned along sectarian lines and eventually maybe a kind of seems like with all those Middle Eastern countries won't go any country that's run by a brutal dictator as soon as that dictated removed or as soon as somebody dies there's as massive power vacuum the argument for not trying to remove them from Jaws doorbell like what's going to what's going to cause the least human suffering or promote the most human happiness and and sometimes I can understand the reasoning behind look the guy's a dictator but we should leave him in place because the alternative is a lot of other innocent people suffering when we remove him in the country collapses to this country's already collapsed so the question is okay we make a tentative peace deal with him will leave you in power we won't try to topple you but let's stop fighting I mean I can I could support that yeah personally wow is that crazy that the idea of keeping that guy in Power. So let people suffer you keep a brutal murder as dictator in power and get better off that way pollution like on the tape but that doesn't seem like a solute solution to the violence right I mean INTP any peace deal is a solution to the violence so on the first thing that has to happen I think is that the violin stop slip people stop dying the pursuit of justice is a secondary is important but it's a secondary matter after that to the violence right I mean I NEP NEP steel is a solution to the violence so I'm the first thing that has to happen I think is that the violin stop slip people stop dying the pursuit of justice is a secondary is important but it's a secondary matter after that


    Jamie Foxx Does Impressions of Pharrell, Jay-Z, Robert Downey Jr., and More - Joe Rogan
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    people selling why does Mike Tyson first so he's a fighter he's not tennis player but Mike was a wild boy and to hang out with him you could understand like he was a biggest person on the planet and had the demons go get a BMW I mean he was at crazy it was open up the BMW dealership but he was wild but I say just like how we saying I'm feeling I'm going to my garage and it's two guys a little guy like this natal guide the little guy goes you'll be another guy standing on the wall green jacket like Greenville jumpsuit nobody's talking to him guess who was nobody different musical Mii music in my little Studio that I built I went and got this great studio built in the back of my house and so one day and comes as Kid backpack on Jaws busted who is it Kanye it wasn't crazy I don't know why you aren't famous he did it with a broken jaw a little job was a little swollen I think was broken but a little swollen cuz it wasn't too long after that accident that he had right and then he goes I got a song God died you would fuel be good on I know you could care less try another you know that I got a movie that we just shot for little or nothing call all-star weekend and it the jokes are like all the way out there you know and it's I got everybody in it you know and we're all taking you all play different characters like I play a white racist white racist cop and how do you do that why not course bet party right 3000 people in my house counted people at the gate you don't trying to get in is and as I look through the party there's Floyd Mayweather all time and I don't want to put everything out there that he does he's super super competitive that's what's amazing but he also understands that yet what's going on super super competitive that's what's amazing but he also understands that yet what's going on


    Joe Rogan Rants about Dreams & Reality
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    but no I was saying about dreams I would have liked when I was detoxing like a f****** booze Extravaganza and I would I would have dreams that's why I was intrigued cuz I'm not f****** crazy dreams where I would be it would be so Lucid I want to hear Riders on the Storm right now listen to be like walking around the dream and I would know I was dreaming and I couldn't wake myself up and I'll try to wake myself up so that I would try to like jump dive out of a window to wake myself up or try to like do something that will like jar me awake and then I would do it and then I would wake up and I would be in another f****** dream to not be in my bedroom and I'll be like I'm going to go and get some water and then I all the sudden do I sell my gun still in the dream because this isn't the s*** on my walls and I have to wake myself up f****** gnarly dude like you psych yourself out in the dream is a bunch of shet a bunch of experience is that your senses are taking in that are pretty f****** remarkably similar to real life like that's why it's so crazy cuz it feels real right that's why dreams especially lucid dreams trip you out cuz it feels real and feels real but I liked it just accept the reality of like like I like save Katy Perry's fans or something when he had his beard the video is him and a f****** beautiful old Mustang being a bad motherfuker I remember that he's going to go see Joey how do we know what really goes on when you're sleep for 8 hours how do we know when you're out cold when you're out right actually happening what's going on in these this dream states cuz you only remember a fraction of the time you're out right cuz a fraction would have dreams aren't fake what is there just some alternative reality that you have usually intermingle with when you're conscious or unconscious rather like when you go into a dream state maybe that's just like the shadow of something that just happened it was real maybe you have like these these moments it seem like 8 hours to you or 5 hours to you but you're really interfacing with some completely different timeline and some completely different reality and middle of the world is pliable it's not locked down like rocks aren't rocks and water isn't water but everything's fluid in chain constantly and that's why when you're in these dreams you freaked out because all the sudden like the physics of reality or gone you do and do it maybe just a fact that this world exist in the state that exist in this world is very very bizarre and then you got to experience the life that you and I know the students stand up and being in LA and flying in planes and using the internet and experiencing life in the 21st century in 2017 you would be like this is the craziest psychedelic trip if you would have Time Square never you never experienced anything like human culture and you went to Time Square you would be freaking the f*** out so used to it we're so used to it we don't realize how bizarre the actual world is people that these dream-worlds that these are just different world that you tap into when you conk out every night is a different world could be infinite could be your running a series of lives like you have multiple lives going on and your decisions you make in this conscious life affect all of them and maybe you have other lives when you're asleep that are conscious when you're awake but much like you're asleep and you don't remember what the f*** is going on when they're asleep they don't remember what the f*** is going on and you interface you might not just be Nick Swardson stand up comedian that you might be an entity that interfaces with multiple different dimensions in the night and you just don't remember it just like you don't remember sleeping right you don't remember dreaming you don't remember a lot for 8 hours right they probably don't remember when you're awake and you're your interface and you're not just shutting off like your your brain wants to everything needs to shut off so that you are other self in this other dimension can interact I can go about it's it's world and maybe eight hours to it is a month or a week to us we don't even f****** know maybe that's a huge important part of being a person is that other world has to have to coincide with it maybe that's why Michael Jackson died because they gave him that s*** that conked him out that didn't you don't dream under that s*** they would basically put them under anesthesia every night and you wouldn't get to interface with the Otherworld all right I got to go no you never know I'm fascinated by James they f****** are weird man but I mean yeah that maybe they do mean something maybe there's another most likely not I mean I never go to the gym and dreams dream of never that's f****** crazy I just realized that I used to throw kicks in my dreams I stood like when I was young especially my girlfriends would complain I would like to which are like literally like throw a kick Bruce Springsteen song in the night literally like throw a Kik make jokes about it like sound like a Bruce Bruce Springsteen song throwing sticks in the night it was like an old Ice House Chronicles we went in the whole rant about it


    Joe Rogan & Ben Shapiro on the Transgender Movement, Men vs. Women in Sports
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    so I think there's that but then there's also look you know like the Colin Kaepernick thing I think that probably cost a lot of ratings for the NHL percent of black people fight was great and like an equal percentage of white people thought that it was just terrible which is it which is a fascinating look at that sort of how race relations work in the country at large is one of the reasons I think that athletically relevant for since before I was born October 1984 will they Caitlyn Jenner peace when they did it for ESPN and I don't know if this is true or not but the word was that her getting athlete of the year or whatever the award was she was directly tied to the exclusive interview with Diane Sawyer if you don't come on let's say you're not worthy worth if that's okay Kardashian okay she's a giant Kardashian circling her house is a glorious house in Lake looks like it's in Malibu or somewhere but they're circling the house if it's in the hills with helicopter looks filming she said she got surgery but it doesn't make me any I was it wasn't like I was any less of a man or less of a woman before the surgery this is the case about gender right Play Drake I said to his people who listen to your show Caitlyn Jenner tweet this week number one retweeted tweet I've ever had had a hundred and a day ago and it's a transgender man gives birth to right it's a woman that's not a headline I'm sorry because the woman believes She's the man doesn't make her biology still exist sex still exist as a woman who feels like a man that's fine if you want to say that that I used that I just throw biology out the window I don't understand why that's any better than a religious person saying every time you say something I don't have the right to do that are you fascinated by the transgender the beat it is very dark but I think that there is an element of like this is different and we get to it we get to Revel in the end but we're going to pretend that it's all about the Civil Rights of it going to feel like special because we're on their side and Caitlyn Jenner because it's a curiosity and weird because we're on Caitlyn Jenner's side during the Roman army and it's got to be if it's is exists now and it's existed before it was popular I mean this going to be a lot of people that turn trans now just because it's exciting oh there it is right there a trans soldier in ancient Roman mine is labeling it somehow i- well I mean it is highly LinkedIn suicidality there's a 40% lifetime suicide rate for people who have this particular gender disorder that seems to me not to be like Brit pause and whether or not they transition enchant but you can only change your name once Emily to call Caitlyn Jenner Caitlyn Jenner on Caitlyn Jenner is she with biological status but this nonsense that if you Joe Rogan decide tomorrow that you are a woman no surgeries nor homeowner and a whole bunch of nothing you just tomorrow you wake up and not the side but you feel like a woman then you have always been a woman we must treat you as a woman you don't have to change anything about yourself for us to even know I'm sorry American people who suffer from a condition that is really tragic and obviously harms people you know in terms of the again the rate of suicide and depression are astounding my grandfather was a it was a bipolar schizophrenic and it would have not been good for him or my family if people had said to him Nate you're right the radio is talking to you that you're right the curtains are talking to you he went they put in a mental hospital actually live a normal life there's no good treatment for gender identity whatever you want to call it but to suggest that it isn't the condition that doesn't require treatment they really it's just that you're actually brain female again this is a scientific there's no scientific evidence to back this whatsoever even these studies that have been done talking about there's a female brain and a male brain right brain definitions of female Beauty when a man Embraces only becomes a woman lipstick high heels short skirt this is like not antenna was Caitlyn Jenner was only a woman Caitlyn Jenner going from Orange is the New Black Ruby Rose a girl testing that they want the next civil rights fight always next civil rights fight right I'm sure that's true but it's also like behavior is not the same as being born black or being born Asian or being born with disabled if I'm a business owner and I hire you and you're a man and you come in the next day and you're dressed in a woman's clothing saying your woman but you still have a full beard like I don't see why is a business owner I'm expected to eat the cost of that is it I didn't have a dog in this fight I didn't I was completely open and liberal about it until there was a case where a man who'd been a man for 30 years became a woman for a little less than two years and then started MMA fighting women because what is it in quotes it was a medical condition that I did not need to discuss f****** medical condition right and if you ever watch the fight the sort of life difference in the genders and it's all social absolute worship I mean there is no scientific evidence with regard to actual physical capacity this is just nonsense exactly it's only society that has forced a little girls room like one person I have a 3 year old girl throws like a girl what's the big deal you like lesbians who cares I don't care but I do not care and she's like me then she turned the corner and then she got but we just let her be whatever she's at but she was really into like Batman for a while had a conversation about this and I said women don't throw like men and she got like all offended and I said but that's actually treated right but it's but it's insulting so I know that's actually true like I'm sorry there been studies out of a thousand if you took a woman throwing a baseball and then a thousand men throwing a baseball the woman will throw faster than the 100 faster than two of those men out of 1000 counting from down the block. Call Ryan baseball actually lost to a woman she lost a woman named Ashlee evans-smith but what I said was no this proves my point is that you're not good you just a man Superman to get her ass kicked and everyone's like know how dare you Universal tennis ranking of college male players if you were man and Serena Williams at like 5 years ago issue of Renee Richards when Renee Richard started playing tennis against women and kicking their ass and he was a middling player at best as a woman or as a man rather but as a woman he was a f****** killer women to women over the difference between feminist have been claiming that women are distinct from men and important and different and better in certain ways I don't understand how you hold these two simultaneous I'm the best looking woman ever happened I've been voted the best looking women of all-time defending a biological woman like you these biological women at least two of them got the f*** beaten out of them by Fallon Fox before they found out that she used to be a man I'm like that's not an issue to these people and so this one woman said she's always been a woman and I said okay she gave birth she impregnated a woman and got her pregnant again what about then she was even then and getting that woman pregnant like we are in something's illogical you can't just decide it's like you were in a weird area were talking about bone structure and here's the crazy thing today that they always rely on these gender reassignment doctors to define the terms and it's really interesting because I got deep deep deep into the rabbit hole with this cuz I was really shocked at how many people were angry at me and there is one Doctor Who is a board-certified endocrinologist who broke it down just like crazy but when you have gender reassignment surgery one of the big issues with men transitioning into woman's bone density who she's like when you have gender reassignment surgery you're taking estrogen which actually preserve bone density she's like not only do they have less bone density once they become a woman they might have more because if you're preserving it automatically be just like a woman in a year 1000 Years with my wife's medical education to believe the doctors have the capacity to magically change a man into a woman know maybe it's going to happen who's like eight or nine years old. Beyond belief is scared because you kept a f****** seventeen-year-old does not there was nothing about that Ruby Rose girl that she was saying that when she was young when she was a teenager she wanted to be a man she wanted to be transgender and that she had gone through that phase now she's so happy that she didn't do anything right it says you give a girl and the girl says I'm a boy and she's three that the government can come in your house and take the kid because obviously it if used if you don't want to hear the kid and get the kid treatment or surgery or hormone blockers then you're obviously doing something wrong to the kid this is just it's insane hairy girl saying I'm taking your daughter from you because your daughter says she's a boy at school and you and you're not going to take her to a psychiatrist to start her transitional process no old man like Bruce Jenner just have a good time but how did we get so crazy that that becomes an option that people aren't you're not paying attention to the the the massive variables that a child encounters psychological variables stress variables what's going on a home what's happening hormonal e what's happening psychologically what is happening to you and how how can you decide like this is it you get you can allow this kid to make a like a lockdown decision to begin gender transition surgery at like 9 or 10 years old blockers in there tonight year old and then they'll show you like this girl who's like 13 who used to be a boy and you know you see her act and talk and they how could you imagine this isn't a girl okay I don't you know I don't know I don't I don't I just don't know what happened they do with the fact there's a y chromosome in every cell of that person's body except for some of his sperm cells to tell me that that's probably a boy and you can block the manifestation physical characteristics that does not change the chromosomes and there are legitimately intersect people right to a child by bringing the bike by humoring what is obviously a mental condition and a mental condition by the way again linked 40% lifetime suicide rate is higher than any other population on planet Earth by a whopping margin minute telling kids that we are going to force you into it like you express on your V that you think you're the opposite sex and now at 8 we're going to transition to the suicide rate is exactly the same for sure and as someone who doesn't experience gender dysphoria I liked it when when someone's got some sort of an issue whatever it is what they call it an issue or a condition or whatever the f*** it is and I don't have it I try to be as standoffish or try to be as objective as I tried to be as kind as possible this is a weird one though this is a weird one because it's it's become some sort of a fad and any criticism of it whatsoever even discussion of it you are Gables at as a transphobic piece of s*** into the weird sexual politics that dominates in the contract because it weird to talk about anorexia which is a form of body dysphoria now to prevent them their arm from developing like this is not until the entire society that this is a positive good is is a whole nother thing it's one thing to try and treat people who have a disorder humanely to find terms of the entire civilization as well as biology in order to fit that you can translate those feelings into the objective standard crushing on my territory it's not doing what you want to do anymore you're telling me what I have to do it a different thing when people say that there is 40% suicide rate amongst transgender people one of the arguments that I've heard is it's because you're not accept it right now and it would be just like everybody else then it's marginal at best but not dysphoria it's is it uniform like I would like to know like what is the gender dysphoria is it in a similar percentile as anorexia or what bodybuilders get or with strippers get when they get Triple F tits it all it is is fortifying it's horrifying mystery people but if again you're talk about an entire Society being forced to redefine basic biological terminology then like it being adults like a little like live with this I'm a treat you with listen what I would hire a transgender person but I'm not going to say I'm not going to change what reality is in order to humor you like you call yourself Napoleon I'm not going to call you Napoleon or not would you take it into consideration now I mean when you were looking at the Stella cuz what if someone is really good at their job and someone else was equally go to their job but not transgender would you lean towards the not transgender person cuz you said will the transgender person they're dealing with a host of psychological issues obviously typical you might think well that might have an effect on on how they do their job maybe I haven't had enough personal experience with transgender people to know whether it would impact a secretarial job or something probably not probably not but it's it but again to pretend it like transgender people who have high levels of higher levels and you're choosing which groups to pick from to be on the front lines in small units living under severe pressure for months at a time like is that something to eat is that what you're going to go for or like something the other day but when the military ban want Trump apparently there was not a real band yeah I get to miss letters back to agree that there is a question is whether the military should be recruiting transgender people because I think that the military has is the guy I like how does that work exactly the cost of gender transition surgery and hormones and psychologist like does that come into play at all here would you recruit from the anorexic Community for the military like these are like real question but Dad said that's why they commissioned a study from General Mattis said that Department of Defense he was going to look into all of this and then give report in six months and Trump just tweeted it out there I agree that I think the trumps General is General attitude on it is probably correct what military is there doing what was not there to do but what I don't agree with this how we did it at all because it's disrespectful to the people to know what I mean like I want a rationale then to tweets and then we're back to and then we're back to you know like look how to beat the defense department so they could even inform at the Pentagon says they're not implementing a policy so the pr think weird PR thing but it really stirred up people in the 10 minute Gap transgender people in the military so there is there is a there is a story a buzzfeed those kind of funny and when interviewed bunch of people in the Pentagon and a bunch of people in the country are like during that time I didn't know whether we were going to nuclear war what play counterproductive for the policies that I want to see none I got one that laid out by Mattis I want to lay down by defense department I want all the reasons laid out so we can have a good discussion over it I don't really want just like thought vomit on Twitter that's just not at least effective that this issue is such a hot issue and it's also an issue that you're not really allowed to have an opinion on other than the standard opinion of that is always grown woman trapped in a man's body Play command and it's a bit that didn't soul in the machine and it said that there was someone in it deep down for 40 years with three children with a man's penis and now he's escaping as a Ghostbusters like mentor-mentee how old are you I love that quote decide what was the scientific fact or not before and now it's like the subjective has just eaten everything if I don't think it's a scientific fact it's no longer scientific fact I don't I don't want the freedom to be your authentic self vs biology do you wear your authentic self stupid crap their entire lives not my job to humor their authentic self I'm pro drug legalization but I've never done drugs and I think the drugs are stupid you know that don't tell me that I have to like cheer when somebody smokes a joint like do what you want but don't tell me that I have to redefine what I think is good and bad behavior how to easy for people to sort of boiled in the argument into that I think about my children my children identifying as a woman and it got to the point where so many people were upset about it that people are boycotting South Carolina male and female divisions of the NCAA give me a break or we say anything anytime a man is a woman and a woman is a man and you know it's in jetpack videos of people that are gender-fluid I have seen those videos those videos are fascinating wake up one day and their woman the next day there are man and thought there was a guy on NPR Radiolab on the podcast who transitions at times of stress I think they like it if you stressed at work and switching to a woman and started crying at work so against that person if your man doesn't want to have sex with a man a biological man and doesn't make a gay to do that right if your sex is biological man says a woman that's straight sex but if you want to have sex in a biological woman who says she's a man you're gay the arguments of the blog posts in the tweets about men who discriminate against trans women who do not want to date trans women and people keep saying while it's culturally defined like No Illusion together correct a wreck it turns out that Evolution wants men to have sex with women like I'm sorry to break it to everybody but evolution relies on human reproduction okay if you put that thing in the wrong place and they can reproduce like that's just sorry I mean what well we can do this by this well the whole thing is wildly confusing but it's just such a strange subject subject it's been brought to the posturing and it is about people who actually think this is major issue see what's up but it's just it's a it's a weird facet of our society today that is unexpected me and you go back 20 30 years and it was an oddity and you know even though during the Renee Richards think it was it was more of an oddity than anything and this is why a lot of people are so freaking it is an oddity they just won't admit that because it's like


    Ben Shapiro Breaksdown Comey Firing, Trump Impeachment - Joe Rogan
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    ain't he was willing to keep the mood I'm in the mood sheet the bleachers on the outside because of John Kelly and the mooch is Summit rages things back that he had to replace Kelly and Kelly in there until he's like you can't do this run he was going to get him fired right at the same time and who's the most loyal supporter for a year-and-a-half that that guy is like a traitor and that if he wishes he would go away cuz he recused himself and then Rosenstein had to get special counsel and call me found out on television TV where do you make a phone call Firearms hang up the phone I have to actually see the guy was really bizarre because it was like oh you can do that this guy is looking into improprieties and you can just say no you can't do that anymore you're fired you can't look into the things I've done wrong that was terrible replace them before he became as basically day one here's my new cabinet, you did a great job at the door and somebody knew he kept him around and then the person he said that, you remember was when he met him he said you're more famous than I am well when Trump says that to you you know that giant dude crazy was when he restarted a reopen the case because of Huma having used her weiner heater with and all that stuff like that's not enough like that seems crazy that the deleting the emails to me seems like I had Mike Baker on from the CIA and he said essentially anyone else would be in jail for what she did publicly we're not going to prosecute Hillary Clinton he was doing something he didn't have the authority to do the FBI does not decide whether to prosecute people they were for the information to the doj and then the doj decides whether to prosecute people who was attorney general Loretta Lynch's decision whether to prosecute or not the statute itself itself did not say you have intent to commit Espionage you have intense to get to make classified secret public or expose them to the possibility of being made public if you do it trying to my wife is it a doctor and that means that she is under HIPAA requirements there's no elements under HIPAA that says that if she reveals somebody's proprietary medical information by accident was no intent so she's okay that's not part of the statute if she brings him his medical records at her car medical record you know she's working at the VA or something serving in the first place is basically for why she should be prosecuted and then at the end he goes you know but no we're not going to do that he also said we're going to keep Congress updated on any future development well you got October and there's a future development they found its laptop with all sorts of information on it with new emails from Hillary Clinton they haven't seen before and now he has an obligation to inform them that you would again because he's afraid that if he doesn't reveal that information Hillary goes on to win and then it comes out there something Criminal then people are going to blame him for Hillary winning and putting a criminal in the white house since it is all well I'll be fully transparent I have to honor my institution I'm going to put this out there of course than Hillary lose his and now he screwed up twice and then he gets into the White House and now he's supposed to be investigating the Trump Russia stuff at the same time now he's investigating basically both candidates in the 2016 election he handled this the wrong way every step of the way because he was so focused on what will uphold the in the Integrity of the f yeah in the Integrity of the investigations and integrity of the doj who's less worried about okay what do I have to do another what's my obligation under the wall are the Russians. I was angry about how his handling Russia I mean that's really stupid anywhere right like that was it like that that's against the law to criminal activity there's a counterintelligence investigation you should get specific and it's not clear that it is true that the power as the chief executive to fire as a matter to fire the FBI director for any reason he chooses now all that said he can be impeached for any reason for impeachment is not a you don't actually have to you kicked out of office right that's not right it is their house and they have to vote to impeach you and then there's the Senate have to vote by a two-thirds majority or 60 acting as 2/3 majority to actually convict you of a set of crimes they come up with but these are all political definition of high crimes and misdemeanors it doesn't mean they actually have to prosecute you like they wouldn't have to go to jail or any of that kind of stuff you can impeach it's just about it's just about so all the talk about what's criminal and what's not criminal the problem for Trump there two ways of reading Trump's behavior in the whole Russia thing right way one is he's got something to hide the most obvious way he's got something to hide that's why we don't know why sangria in order our attorney General Sessions the deputy attorney-general Rod Rosenstein the former head of the FBI James Comey the acting head of the FBI McCabe and and the special prosecutor Robert Mueller so those are all people involved. So there's something to be said for the idea that maybe trying to hide something on the other hand we haven't actually seen any hard evidence of collusion it's else we saw an attempt to collude by Junior but we haven't actually seen any evidence that the Russians were providing information to the Trump Administration with presenting weaponized for using the campaign we haven't seen any of that stuff so here's the other plausible Theory and this goes to Trump's personality he's so petty and he wants to be loved so much that he is angry that people keep saying he run because he won because of the Russians and so now every time people say that he just got pissed and he fires people so call me that you are not under investigation and Princess him well to say that and call me as well I can't say that cuz if I say that I'm have to pay Congress if you do fall under investigation and Trump doesn't like that he wants the public to know he's free and clear and then why would these people leave me alone or he's the only situation the Donald Trump jr. all the emails like I just I've got nothing to hide like you aren't supposed to do any of these things you're saying in these emails again rally could be done at the if you don't this is the thing in politics now the way politics works now is your smartest move if there's dirt about you is to be the first person out the gate with it and you put a spin on it right to like Barack Obama imagine if Obama hadn't said anything in 2008 and then we found out a week before the election that he did Coke in high school now a lot of people wouldn't care a lot of people would so right in the middle of stuff you have to put a spin on it from your didn't you just put out the emails and email themselves contain the damning material right it says right in there you know there's a letter the Russian government sees this as part of its effort to Aid mr. Trump's campaign and thumbs up it's not quite as much as your people on the left want to say it is meaning that there's no evidence yet that any information was actually exchanged with the Russians or that anything came of the meeting most people to meeting with said some things and nothing came of it you know but we don't know whether to believe you didn't figure it was there but but they just keep lying and they just think they can get away with meticulous about the whys I tend to think the former because this isn't a professional Administration I think he's betting from Neil Phibbs a lot he says things that are stupid things what politics is what happens in politics you get dirt about your enemy and it people exchange information sheets what happened it's just you're seeing it now so a lot of people like yeah well that makes sense and this is something that by Hollywood a little bit but some of this stuff is not usual to receive information about your political opponent but if you watched really not friendly to the United States to receive information about your political opponent but if you watch House of Cards you think while it's like you stepped down from Subway so what's the big deal


    Joe Rogan & Ben Shapiro on Winning vs.Trolling
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    but this I repeat that in a National Review about this you say that then level of hatred directed toward Trump is warping front I think that it's also warping some people on my side of the aisle who are who are so interested in the fight but there was interest in advancing the policies that I'd like to see achieved so is not tweet about Mika brzezinski's bloody face I think there's a whole group of people in my past what exactly what they want is somebody who pisses off the left more than beat the left this jerk off 2 days ago from yesterday there's a report that Trump said that he thinks the White House is shabby now I can say is somebody on the conservative right my entire life is Obama said that we would not let him forget that for 1,000 years cuz it cuz my golf courses are nicer cuz and and you know at least at least it's taking them off and guys taking off the left is not a substitute for defeating the last if you actually care about defeating the left but I think that in the fight there a lot of people who have fallen into the Trap of thinking they know maybe part of it but that's not how you win you win by saying things that are true and if they get pissed I get pissed my good friend Bill Burr did this piece about Obama back when Obama was mocking Trump and saying the one thing that I am the you'll never be as a president United States the crowd went nuts yet but there's there's a whole story that came out from BuzzFeed about his interaction with Johnny McKay coppins reporter for BuzzFeed in which McKay was basically like saying to Trump like your joke and I'm going to run I think from Brand just it just because he was sick of people telling him that he wasn't going to be president looks like you're joking not going to run from Brand just it just because he was sick of people telling him that he wasn't going to be president


    Joe Rogan & Ben Shapiro on Left Wing Censorship
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    there's not a lot of guys like you out there which is really interesting it's like you are up fast Thinking Fast talking very smart young guy who's also a conservative like there's not a lot of those out there and this is one of the things that we're encountering today is there especially in college campuses there's this very strange separation between the left and the right to the point where the right is like almost non-existent or at least doesn't have any representation and they're actively shunning representation like they're pushing people out I know what's going on with you and Berkeley is Evinrude 11 results Berkeley shut down that event for safety reasons that Ann Coulter wanted to speak there and they basically use what they call time place and manner restrictions or stopper I kept saying we have safety problems we can't figure out how to do the event and in the end they just canceled it because didn't have security and then young America's foundation and so this seemed to be another cover for we're not going to allow campus because their security problems so we made that public and then Barclays Center know we'll make sure that you get in the venue and they even said they covered the security things didn't like bad publicity but apparently they're allowed to block and correct any kind of videos that are about religion or that could be deemed offensive which is almost everything yeah that's right the douching if you're going to block you by Jordan Peterson 4.6 the problem is they're not blocking things that are offensive to other people or is there not blocking certain things that are representing Islam in a positive Light Rail weirdness with this left-wing choice of what to censor and what not to censor and it's it's not just dangerous it's also bad for the whole idea of being a progressive or being a liberal cuz it makes you look I'm looking really Petty and really weird and really resistant hesitant to actually have real debate this is one of the reasons why I am very meticulous in my terminology about people who are on the other side of the aisle actually separate people are liberal from people who left us so when they're people who try to ban speech I called them leftist and if they are not interested in an insult to their identity agree with them and this is what I experienced sometimes on on campus Cal State LA work there's a near Riot when I speaker University Wisconsin where people storm the stage from people who think that they conflate their Viewpoint with their identity and then if you have a different viewpoint point is that they have their identity completely connected with their ideology and when you oppose these people when you have these debates are these people what's really fascinating is the level of a stereo that gets reached while you're staying calm Nvidia college kid who doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground and it was hard to do is actually discuss issues with somebody who's intelligent enough to make the to make the point but it's really increasement I don't have to travel with two members of security to every campus just don't know which campus is going to go off what's hard to do was actually discuss issues with somebody who's intelligent enough to make the to make the point but it's on the campus has really increasement I now have to travel with two members of security to every campus just cuz you don't know which campus is going to go off security before it's the weirdest thing in the world


    Ben Shapiro on His Debate with Piers Morgan - Joe Rogan
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    I became a fan of yours when I watched you with what the f*** is his name of the CNN assholes right away immediately like it was just glorious and I could tell that he didn't know what to do with it and he's literally said how dare you which is what I say with the people all the time when I'm joking are you enjoying the break I said anything so much for having me any kind of growled at me she was not a happy camper but yeah well it you crush them and the other one of my other favorite ones was Chelsea Handler crushing them where she was literally talk like you haven't talked to me in the break in the break dad and I gave the family false hope because they had checked the the voicemail and I found out that someone checked in I thought all maybe she's still alive and then we made him a host on my sienna is awesome John Oliver's great apparently he has you know a lot of people think of all British accents being the same but he has like a blue collar British accent but I don't know but his his recent one the recent one about Alex Jones f****** hilarious I don't want you seen it I don't know that made fun of him Hunter's Morgan and Alex and I could not be more different


    Joe Rogan on William Shatner Going After SJW's
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    have you guys been paying attention to all that s*** starring that William Shatner has been doing online William Shatner is is it at war with social justice warriors on Twitter William Shatner is like shitposting online and getting these people mad at him and they're mad and they're saying that your whole show Star Trek was about social justice and here you are mocking social justice Warriors there was an article on HuffPost which is like the super liberal rag like should Williams Show nurse like aberrant Behavior or something like that have a race aberrant erase is Star Trek Legacy litter is bad behavior online find that article cuz it's so ridiculous but he's essentially just f****** with people call them snowflakes and s*** people going nuts but how bad is it what was he saying please like hey folks it was just a TV show lighting the f****** and they're like it's just TV show with social justice as his primary values and here you are we expecting the tongue Groove with that TV show that are not ya awful I guess I'll eat that like all these weird social justice Warriors women relaxed why waste your time there's a ship to do people eighty-year-old man alone you think he's all he's got all his marbles there is intricate and fascinating in a way that only fandom beef involving an internationally famous cultural icon can be but beautiful picture we have to take a trip back in time to the heu and catriona balfe should date in real life there's a group of fans people that love to show that shippers they call themselves fans of a show who wants to see the two characters in a relationship they believe the two stars of the show Sam and catriona should date in real life in a particularly Hardline group of fandom Bolsheviks that believe that they already are dating in secret and schachner whose acquainted with one of the guys waited Into The Fray labeling those shippers those people as bullies and calling them out on Twitter it was a move that many fans also saw as its own kind of bullying with Shatner trying to kick a group out of fandom for more nuanced walkthrough there's an explanation blah blah blah fast forward okay he got in the f****** goofy war with trolls it's just weird so he's at what is it hot outside funny how an actress with an impressive resume is belittled by same feminist who say that an 86 year old man telling the truth is a misogynist z86 the arguing people on Twitter about who's dating who that seems weird since 86 wow something I fight again f****** sport yeah yeah they get tired fueled by anger


    Joe Rogan & Meghan Phelps-Roper on the First Amendment Protecting Unpopular Speech
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    what's incredibly Brave is that you deep in your 20s have this Revelation and then have the courage to escape and so I want to get back to that like what was your job like what it What was the first job you got mediately I thought I had to I thought I have to be responsible like travel across the country picketing but we still we still had some money migration was like insane Scientology parade so like he finishes his inauguration speech in this like huge crowd of people like hundreds of that whatever how many people like flood in this in this intersection go right past us on the sidewalk and so there was like this other thing this like to thank God for 911 and is right after the tsunami to so my mom had a son was holding the thank God for the tsunamis or whatever and like some people are just in Rage by the time they actually got to us like we're standing like right at the edge of these barricades like on the other side is the parade route and so like if you were like jumping like some guy jumped on my back like hangover the barricades we couldn't Steal My Sunshine sorry I'm working like and so like one of my cousins actually like gave his signs to another church member and then was like standing on top of a trash can like going come on you guys like just just don't worry about them they're not worth it they're not worth it like my cousin who's you know because it was so I got so physical Kaepernick girlfriend I see on your back like what did he do nothing else he can do and look at my my brother standing next to me who's seven or eight years he would have been like early twenties and this I see it and it wouldn't he jumped over the barricade because the way people were coming after us and this cop like pulls out a club to anything but it was I mean you're obviously putting yourself in a situation where you saying something incredibly insulting and just devastating to all these people that lost friends and loved ones on 9/11 or in the tsunami or or have family members that are gay I mean did you guys really expect the cops going to take the beating for you or the cops are going to get involved for we have no desire to help you there'll be no police presence would you still protest we desecrating the flag was a bigot we saw it as an idol and you know the American flags and I rested I had a beer in Nebraska and my little brother. We're producing a soldier's funeral and we were like far away from the church but there is a group of people on the other side of the street and they were all holding American flags all the way from from the road all the way up this you know the long entry to the to the church we were quite far away and my brother was 9 years old at the time and he did for you said what you said you don't put down play the American flag on the ground and stand on top of it and hold a picket sign and within like a couple of minutes like nine cops showed up and started talking about arresting my mother for flag mutilation and contributing to the delinquency of a minor and so before they do the arrest you know again my mom and my uncle were both there and they are both lawyers and my uncle is like you know Johnson vs Texas Supreme Court in that case that you can even you can you let Natalie can you mutilate a fly you can even burn it and another perfectly lawful and one of the cops is like we're not in Texas or in Nebraska do it like this noxious Supreme Court case so it's and he said Supreme Court has jurisdiction all over the country so the way that they did sometimes they were really good cops who did their job more Super professional and didn't let beliefs about are your religious beliefs are and what they thought about her message get in the way of them doing their job but sometimes it is sometimes they would threaten to arrest you know my parents if they brought children they would take their children away from them things like that but but we absolutely expected them to do their jobs like that that was in this is the Supreme Court like me someone like me I would say don't bring any cops there know if you if you start that kind of s*** at a funeral or for a soldier and a bunch of people come by and beat your ass will then don't do that again because you're pissing people off and you're hurting their feelings and you're dealing with someone's already emotionally scarred those cops need to be out there stopping robberies and in a breaking-and-entering Zinn the people's houses and carjackings and that's what they're supposed to be doing they're not supposed to be like now people are intentionally provoking an emotionally disturbing people but I mean so obviously from the treasures perspective it's like this it's these are sincerely held religious beliefs in the First Amendment what good is the first amendment like obviously this is the first amendment issue because there is no one in the official position is saying you cannot speak shouldn't be there to protect those people they're there for looking people and making them angry it's a different sort of a scenario I think the cops should definitely be there to prevent violence on campus for several reasons one reason because I think you're dealing with very young very impressionable people who make very poor choices and feel Justified because they're around a bunch of people that also have like-minded ideas a lot of peer pressure a lot of diffusion of responsibility that comes from these mask the people that are acting and the mob mentality that comes along with that I think it's very very important to protect them from themselves and it's a hot-button issue I think protesting at a soldier's funeral is just gross there's a case we were sued by the the church that play out they wanted 10.9 million dollar verdict against us at the trial court and then it was reverse at the appeals court in the Supreme Court said 821 they have its the constitutional right for them to do this this is their religious beliefs they have a right they were especially because I mean sometimes I will say it like I described you that very first Pickett soldier's funeral that I went to you like that was very close quarters you know it on top of them like if we had chosen to sing or we know that they would have heard us but in a lot of instances we were way far far away like in that Indian since it wasn't Supreme Court they were more than a thousand feet away there was like a hill disobey the family didn't see church members you know things like that it there was so I mean they have a right to do it who just died or someone who lost a son or a daughter and War I think obviously I don't I think it's terrible that they do to it that was actually one of the things you know before my sister and I left that was one of the I wasn't going to hold us sign that I didn't believe it's true and I wasn't to go to any more funeral protest where would you think that the police should the operating on tax dollars do you think that really that the cops that's the end of an intelligent and adequate and fair use of resources to go and protect a bunch of troublemakers side what opinions are acceptable and what are so it they they don't they don't get too hot like so far but seems like you're organising this so if you're organizing this sort of antagonistic display where you know you're going to hurt someone's feelings in a very dangerous time to say it's is a protect popular speech right because we just need protection unpopular speech needs protection so it's just against the police are really there to enforce laws we're not going to let them speak because we don't like their message so if the cops and know that that's going to happen if so it was a what happens like that I'm just trying to are people too you know some some kind of disturbance like they're not allowed to do that based on like a if it's just this is religious opinion that we weren't saying we want you to hurt us we're not trying to provoke you to hurt us we're trying to deliver this message that we think is the truth of God's right so it wasn't there's a difference between like deliberately provoking and inciting violence like deliberately inciting violence and what we were doing which was you know trying to Proclaim this message that we thought was the truth Argo wasn't violence like we didn't want violence that's why we contacted the cops we were going to attack them and and we didn't want to be attacked we just wanted to be able to exercise our rights without fear of without fear of violence that that's that the principles of of our democracy giving speeches on campus and then having other people shut down those peaches because I think that the people who are protesting have as much right especially if it's in their school they have as much right to voice their concern for this message has a person does distribute that message and if the police come along and say we're going to shut down the distribution of this message must have time to do it when things are out of hand so an excellent tool for someone is trying to sign out people to make sure things get out of hand may not present out the ability to resort to violence and this is the whole idea like we would any letters that would go out to the cops was that the idea of having a buffer zone like a yes we're going we want we want you to be out there to look we loved and I honestly love it when counter-protesters are there because it just brought more attention to her message so we we didn't make the decision to for them to like they decide like okay well is this likely going to Italy so they can either be proactive and set the buffer zone or be reacted like we're calling the cops because we're getting ready to go out no matter what you where we would go we had a couple of an FBI agent actually end the guy from the local police department, and say like you shouldn't go and cuz there's nine year old girl who had been killed and said they were going to protest her funeral dreams conversation in my heart my mom has explained that we were going to go it actually had more to do with Logistics like we couldn't get there like plane tickets and whatever like we just couldn't get there so I was like okay I see like the little bit of resistance to the idea of this being a First Amendment see you in the police then you kind of go back to the church I could see it boil up inside of you the importance of discourse in the marketplace of ideas this is one I just think it's so important and I think it's important you know because obviously my own personal experience makes me such a believer in it's so important and I think it's important you know because obviously my own personal experience makes me such a believer in


    Joe Rogan - Megan Phelps-Roper on Why She Left the Westboro Baptist Church
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    a cringe and and but but it became like this game of trying to like show that we were going to get our message across no matter what any human being wanted because we knew we were so sure that this was what God wanted what made you leave a lot of things it it started my very first sort of conscious doubts came from conversations on Twitter so how something good got done through Twitter but I'm not a Believer because I I love people I believe in people and that there is so much hoping and four people in this weekend I know anyway so a constant conversation and so I got on Twitter to take that you know to do the internet to reach more people and so one of the first things I did when I got on Twitter was to attack this Jewish man named David Abbott ball who ran a Blog called ulicious he was listed as the second most influential Jew on Twitter on this if you want to talk to her but anyway and so he responded initially with you do sarcasm and and cut and hostility but frequently he's heard of change tactics and started instead of like mocking me although he still didn't do that time to he's asking questions about our picket signs and I started asking him questions about Jewish theology cuz I wanted to better know how to counter it you know to scripture Jews killed Jesus and and they reject him as the Messiah and so all of these things so right so we're having this back-and-forth and this goes on for about a year and during that year I've actually met him twice I protested him twice he writes I thought he was going to be there and I went on I was protesting him and he came out to the picket line and it was it was one of those like very Rowdy Pinkett there was a bunch of counter-protesters like and they were it was guys dresses like the Easter Bunny and Jesus and you know it was actually got pretty violence I was actually student the world like walking around trying to not be head cuz we're not going to hit that we weren't there at the church's very against violence like they're not going to be violent to people or defend themselves just just so is actually really glad when David came out because he became like a buffer between me and the rest of the counter-protesters because he was and then I was not long after that second protests were talking again and he was asking about one of our signs that said death penalty for facts and you know course I'm reiterating why the church believes that in the Book of Leviticus God calls for the death penalty for gate gays and and then in Romans 1 in the New Testament it's reiterated Tuesday that commit such things are worthy of death so and so I'm telling David things and he says yeah but didn't Jesus say let he who is without sin cast the first stone and I said what we always said to that which was not casting Stones were preaching words and he said yeah but you're advocating that the government cast stones and I remember and this is all through Twitter I see this message and I kind of gas and I was like I had never connected that Jesus there of course he was talking about the death penalty specifically about the death penalty and we were advocating it and so I wasn't sure how to respond but David kept kept going he said and and what about this member of your church who had a child out of wedlock and I said what it what about it like that has another appointment of people who know Common knowledge people knew about this and what do this interface and we would say the standard of God isn't sinlessness it's repentance so she doesn't deserve that punishment because she repented she stopped She wasn't premarital sex anymore and she know that it's wrong and she changed her mind and she changed her contact which is what repentance is and he said yeah but she would have been killed if you had instituted the death penalty for that sin and it was the first time again that I connected that if you kill somebody as soon as they send that you lose the opportunity to repent and be forgiven and so again so I'm just sort of staring at my phone and you know in Topeka Kansas Jerusalem and I really quickly ended the conversation on a remember quite how but it was just sort of this like I hadn't I don't know how to handle this because like I said the church is full of liars are very intelligent and their arguments and their theology for the most part is very well-constructed and super consistent and so for there to be did you know this this hypocrisy this contradiction I didn't like my brain was it feel like exploding so I went to a couple people in the church including and the response was feel free to stop by anytime she's the same David that that supported our position but she didn't address the contradiction and when I seemed unsatisfied with it she said I was getting wrapped around an axle and just push it aside and over their response was so just to shut me down and then to move on to the next thing which is very human thing right when somebody put something in your face that that is a contradiction that you're not ready to deal with her that you can't if you know what I mean you so dealt with it was to stop holding the sign cuz I knew that if somebody asked me about it I couldn't defend it cuz I didn't I didn't believe it but there was nothing else I could do at that point and but the importance of that conversation This Is Us just one small contradiction one small inconsistency and Avast you know we still I still believe that everybody outside the church was basically I said completely wrong and and evil and or delusional and that the church was basically right except this one point and it's a culture of tattletales not out of bad intention but because they believe that they're trying to help you they don't want you to go down a bad path so so we know when I it was my first thought of leaving on it was July 4th and I was with my sister at the time and when it first occurred to me that I might that I might have to leave the church that the truth might be wrong I thought I had to leave like that second because if it even occurred to me that meant I didn't belong there and that God was going to punish me and that I I just felt like immediately so much guilt and like I was a betrayer is this where you did you already known your husband by then so he was at first and it was like friendly conversation has been over the course of several months I don't know 8 or 8 months or so months and then it was never and there was never anything you know about feelings your relationships are all that stuff is totally forbidden no nothing like that like not even not even anything like nothing like it just did my mind didn't work that way in that there is there can be no relationship like that with Outsiders but anyway or my immediate and extended oh no there's no way that I'm just not going to get married because it was it wasn't it wasn't like an like an easy thing at first but it was just it was just the facts on the ground you know I got to date someone inside the church there's only 80 people in the church are all your family can't get your family f*** yeah wow I don't understand any of them and no it wasn't Pickens and not actually had a dream about meeting so and I should say also my husband at the time I didn't know he was totally Anonymous on Twitter like I said it's just his words I didn't know it was like I didn't know you know his name or where he lived or anything about him except except these words and he was you just curious and kind and and that sort of he loves people and so he would sort of always be pushing pushing the conversation back to his like I'm giving it was like I told you all those verses about protesting funerals and why we have to go and do this and the importance of it and why we have to thank God for these tragedies because God is Sovereign and he's in control. I'm talking about the scripture lay like the justifying all these things and kept pushing it back to cuz he's not super well versed in the Bible so he didn't know how that is like I see that the Bible says these things but what about the family like I just cannot imagine going and doing these things to two people and so this is all happening like on as I'm I'm also still having conversations on Twitter with so many other people so it's like Twitter became this like empathy machine for me like so it's not just like on a picket line where people are butting heads and you arguing and debating and yelling and it it's yes having he's going to can be kind of aggressive conversations but I'm also seeing liked photos of their cats and then you know exchanging and joking with her friends and so I'm seeing a side of people instead of being immersed in this community in a way that I had never been before and so it was really it's like I'm trying to say when you say why did you leave like it took it was so much sort of happening around so when by the time this like pileup of things you do and I'm processing it as I'm going through this I'm also talking to my sister and and she was the only other people to church but she was the only person if I ever had a doubt or or a question or a like I thought we're doing something wrong here she was the only person who would say yeah you're right that doesn't make sense that I should say my sister is creative and artistic and head out like a little bit of a reputation for being kind of rebellious not as like submissive as money in our other sister so it was just this Dynamic of you know between the two of us where she was the only person I could fully articulate my thoughts and feelings too and so when I first thought of leaving and I turn around and I thought I literally was your painting at a friend's house painting the walls and I I turned around to set my paintbrush down I thought I had to go and leave that second and I turned around and saw my sister and I thought I can't leave without talking to her so the next day I she came home from work over the lunch hour and we would always like go up to my room and we were talking about all these doubts we were having and I was crying and I put my head in her lap and and I couldn't even start like articulating the idea of leaving was too much like at 8 it's terrifying and if it's just seems like impossible and I said what if you weren't here and she said what do you mean and I said what if we were somewhere else and so it that starts this conversation where you know I cannot let go of all the things that I thought that the church was doing wrong that are part where our theology was wrong where we were applying it wrong I mean in a way that that was destructive and unscriptural and she kept pushing the conversation back to we're never going to see our family again we're going to lose everyone and everything that's ever been important to us there is no hope outside this church all the things that we have learned about Outsiders that you know that they were evil and they they could never truly loved each other or care about care about one another they really just enabling one another on the path to hell so instead of this back-and-forth you know goes on for about four months before finally actually left and it was as as bad or Worse has been kind of imagined but to get back to the and and we were going to fight again sandals for months I kept trying to to articulate these doubts in a way that the church would accept like trying to convince them not being as Opelika and But as time went on I became more and more open about about these questions and doubts and I just I couldn't we couldn't fight it anymore I just looked at Grace and I said we have to go and do we actually say also we had already been packing like we had we had started packing our things about a little over a month before that and we had taking boxes to our friends house and with the understanding he's actually our he was our high school English teacher that we had kept up with on Twitter and he basically told him you know if something changes if the church changes and these things get better then we'll do it will take a lot of stuff back and never happened and he was just you know understanding and compassionate and but so we had done all this stuff already but we actually had to go and pack the rest of our things so we walked into my parents bedroom and went and started packing and peanut people started coming my brother and some of the elders and my aunt my cousin your people we were very close like our whole my whole life revolves around the church and so to look these people in the face and say that you know this you know the Austin mentality the bonds that are created in environments like that are incredibly strong as they were in our church and again most of these people are also my family so it was it was awful and I'm trying no crying and packing and trying to explain to them way why we're leaving and I can hardly talk you know if you just decide I was so overwhelmed but I tried to go back the next day with a U-Haul to get the rest of her stuff or our parents help us pack it's not it's not one of those like there are some groups like that where they don't want you to leave they'll try to stop you from leaving like I heard the Scientology that miscavige obstacles to you leaving like physically if the threat of losing everything and everyone you have been ostracized by and just sort of expelled into this world that you believe and have always believed is is evil and without hope and doomed Jesus Christ it's so immediate that you become this you become other you become an outsider at like that in the next morning we went back I rang the doorbell I rang the doorbell so we going to do our packing all of our things it was just it was awful just I had been in those four months I've been so terrified of cuz I'm not knowing what was coming like this imagine you're going to lose everyone in your life and they're just you're just going to like you're not going to like how your parents met and fell in love or like your grandparents and family recipes and photos and memories and what did the house look sound like taking photos and voice recordings into every it was just overwhelming it says your first job what was it what was the first job a couple months before I actually got a job with earlier so you guys knew some people that made it out the thing about people who leave is that they are demonized more than anybody else even more than gays or Jews or any other Outsiders x members who get the worst you're the worst things about them because they knew the truth and they rejected it right so I was when I thought of leaving like the last thing on my mind was that I could go to an ex-member I thought you can't trust them there are just assholes intensely negative instinctive reactions to those things but I was like overcame it and I reach out to her a few weeks before we left and she was amazing like within hadn't talked to her in three and a half years and had said all kinds of terrible things you know about her after she left but but she was wonderful and she said like within like 30 seconds of like when I need to leave and it was it was amazing and so kind and so wherever there for about a month my sister was still in school and so she was we were traveling back to Kansas to Topeka sorry it like so it's a half an hour for my cousin's house and Note 4 days a week while she was still in school and so we were constantly running into our family driving by the pickets do they pick it everyday and Deepika several times a day and like at the grocery store and on campus and so it was just we need to get going to Deadwood South Dakota my brother had been a fan of the TV show end and that it just seems like a nice quiet like Play Store how many people went with you is you your sister and your brother B4 bus route to talk to them what my parents wanted more Disney it's awful I mean it's it's I'm glad I'm so glad to be living now and not you know before social media where I can actually see these things in and know what they're up to and a little bit about how they're doing I do I do on Twitter sometimes like I have big block me on my main account she actually created she got kicked off of Twitter at one point so she had to I can't believe I could it's so hard to think back to like I was incredibly close with my mom and I I love her and I miss her like I used to make coffee for her every morning and like we would go on walks together and actually I I saw her to pick it a little over a year ago she didn't she didn't say anything to me talk to you there is it's so like what I think about it when I was at the church and this is one of the hardest things to articulate I mean to that the feeling of like when somebody leaves like there is no interaction so some people would ask like will what if you saw her at such a place you know wherever at the grocery store whatever like what would you say they would ask me that's why I was told to church and it is so it's like I don't even compare to his like it's like dividing by zero like the situation does not exist nothing there the idea of trying to talk to her it's the it is impossible right and and talk to people with rainbow shirts on they'll talk to ex-soldiers still talk to those people they won't talk to you that's insane but it's a thing where it's like they obviously like my little brother's friend since like they are you hearing all this bad stuff about you know my sister knew anybody who leaves bad things about us but the good thing by the internet is like they can go on they can go to my Twitter account and see what I'm actually saying so I'm still go through these phases where like I I I will tweet and I get like I can't I just like the fear of judgment I guess for my family I just I just choose to focus on other things and not those things on Twitter but like I still follow them on this other account that I created this not blocked right and it's just WBC account so I can I see like things that they say and like Doctrine Bolivar unscriptural and so like I will treat them you know a person is like the what does contradiction like in Trident like basically doing what I was doing for them now against them like just in this and so there is some engagement a little bit with my family on Twitter because especially because of Any like anything that I do publicly so maybe something about this I don't know but like my type. Came out there's a couple of Articles and like people are tweeting at a Laden and so my uncle and my aunt both were tweeting treating me and tweeting about me and so I wasn't over having this part I guess like just you know going back and forth about these things Bible verses and and debating and so all of that stuff is it's it's I hope at some point hopefully will have will have some effect and in some ways it already has the day that I left there was a the day that I left my one of my cousins you know came into my bedroom while I was crying and packing and it was asking like just very calmly like this my best my best friend she was a year older than me is that you're lonely and she's asked me why we're leaving and I'm describing a lot of things and one of the I described specifically to signs one of them was the death penalty for bags and other one was faxed can repent and she sent me a message but I thought you know contradicted those two signs and the following morning she sent me a message a text message super early in the morning just like just doing the out basically like that that I know that Leviticus and Romans one like that that's definitely like there's no you didn't you have no argument like so so what's your really your problem and so and then for a while after I left like those signs really everywhere like she's holding my cousin changes her picture on Twitter to her holding those two signs like screaming into the camera and like one of the elders like making a snow angel with those two signs it's like that you like doubling down on this right and I'm talking about it and getting a few interviews like talking about it they're like on Twitter a little bit like reiterating the verses that contradict them and then like after more than two years I wake up one morning and I check you know I'm checking their Twitter's and there was a blog post and about that fax can't repent sign and I was like oh my God like I can open the blog post and it's a for the first time ever they had publicly disavow design and using the same Bible verses that I had been and I know that's like a very small point in the grand scheme of things right but my brother left so I don't really know ain't nobody nobody who's left since then sr-52 to actually of my cousins have left since then also but none of them have any understanding of like of what happened so I don't know I guess I'm not like what does it matter matter like it's this is not in any way the teachings of Christ


    Joe Rogan on Vegans Spreading False Information
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    did you see what the hell I watched a doctor's response to what the hell I watch this cuz I heard it was like some crazy vegan propaganda is not based on science at all like they are trying to tell you that fat causes diabetes and foot doctors that have looked at it there's been a ton of debunkers online that this is pseudoscience is not real like it definitely a vegan diet can be healthy girls can be really good for you and definitely it's good to have nutrient-rich Foods or whether it's fresh vegetables or what it whatever you want to eat and you could absolutely if you if you're careful and you're smart about your saturated fats and unsaturated fats and you know it specially essential fatty acids and put it like that you can live a very healthy life is vegan vegan proselytizing like Doc looks like you what you're trying to do is get people to sign up for veganism but you're in the s*** out of here lies and you're saying things like saturated fats and all these these things clogged up in your arteries that causes diabetes that's not true like in it in his what the health what is an older than negative aspect is absolutely negative aspects when it comes to animal Agriculture and I think it's super important to be honest about those aspects even when criticizing it you can exaggerated to make a case look better because of the actual facts it comes with a drone at the one of these giant commercial places in actual fact that are just bulshit artist that are saying all these things that aren't supported by science and when this one doctor goes over all the different things and what the health that are incorrect you can understand what it is they mean well I'm sure they mean people to quit eating processed meat which is a very good idea whether it's food with a lot of preservatives meet with a lot of preservatives is definitely 100% not good for you but that doesn't mean that grass-fed beef is bad for you cuz it's not it doesn't mean that you can't have a healthy diet with salmon and fish you know like a different kinds of ocean fish scallops and use that as your primary protein source and then Kohl's in have like a super healthy diet because you will you will have a super healthy diet and you know there's a lot of arguments to avoid Dairy I think is a lot of it depends on the individual inflammation is a lot of really good arguments to avoid processed sugar is like a really good argument but I think it's like we were talking about earlier when you were talking about if you found those those Scrolls in qumran you would kind of like leaning towards you with these people are clearly on team vegan which is great and it's fine vegan and do it right is be healthy be nice and be honest that's just so I know a ton of people that are very happy being vegan and you're one of them with you all the time about it but you're healthy dude you healthy vegan so mean I know a ton of people that are very happy being vegan and you're one of them with you all the time about it but you're healthy to do you know healthy wrong like I've been an unhealthy vegan


    Joe Rogan on Dave Chappelle Being Mythical After Turning Down 50 Million Dollars
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    because he's the first president to just talk s*** like it's truly a powerful thing like person when your blood powerful man that most powerful man in the world you censored but this is the first uncensored most powerful man in the world he's truly exuding his power on a don't give a fuk level back he just he swats back defensively in a way that a listener would want to swap back defensively at work yeah but still can't because they have Trump seems so less worried about his job and more like I'm just going to be me and then or when Chappelle quit the Chappelle show like a lot of people found freedom in that that's why you so mythical know for sure but how many people you know turn down 50 million dollars there's a few of those yeah you know just one this one Yan he also didn't do stand-up been any scheduled performance four-wheelers you just would show up places and he's still so he just use it to this place and then they put out an email or however when I was in Denver play Joe Rogan that's his way I guess I'm just being free free to do anything that he has scheduled is the Radio City thing and that's because I guess it's Radio City you have to schedule what does he do is like there's a Regular Show there he's going to do he did a few years ago and now he's going to do like maybe a week and a half or two weeks or so is there anything that sounded like musical guest comic some days that's amazing ever Comics ball party that's a great idea that's a great idea wow yeah mean he he does represent what we all considered to be like the highest standard of a real comic artist right you know one win you get together with a group of Comedians and you look at like who's like doing it the right way and there's other ways to do with a really like more commercially successful in my Louis is more commercially successful interns like consultation and down but Dave is just all sides that mythical quality what is well what you're talking about turning down the 50 million there is a big factor and how we look at it to his biggest TV credit walking away from the greatest sketch shows of all time biggest TV credit and also like walking away from the greatest sketch show that I was ever known that still to me in my eyes the greatest sketch show of all time and had a lot of funny I should on there as far as like hit or miss it's the best ever


    Joe Rogan on The Rock's Instagram Videos
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    yeah he was a little goofy but look man I figured out how to dominate online sales IU amazon.com all the time there is no Cameron the riot act 3 of them with a red mask The Rock was at the fight this weekend Bill friendly guy but that guy gets bombarded man he can't eat around anywhere without taking pictures they just they don't they don't give a f*** if you're talking to him they get in between you and they put their it's ridiculous they don't give a fuk about decorum or being friendly center I'm getting this f****** picture with the rock smione chant weird it's like all your normal etiquette goes out the window like The Rock was sitting over there talking to Demetrious Mighty Mouse Johnson compound best fighter in the world and their talking back and forth and have a good time he wants to follow as he wants to see the nice guy no no you can't because it's a 45 so he's 45 and he's just he's want to keep that he's only one way you got to do what he does the motherfukers up everyday he does he's he'll make these videos when he shows up in places in like Germany got to come some f****** movie is there a 5 in the morning they already have an elliptical machine in his in his bed in his wallet in his hotel room together. Suite they set up this elliptical machine in his sweet and he's out there banging it out at 5 in the morning doing an hour of cardio I do him and Kevin Hart videos bug me working out more by 7 a.m. that I'm going to do all day yeah motivate people like a man trying to sleep Hebrew scroll up Scroll up a little bit they're the one on the far right-hand side with him pulling a trolling machine right above that one that's doing some Rose. Dudes of him showing off pools we get it you wake up in the morning feeling like a lazy b**** like I just want to chill today I don't feel like working out and you go see The Rock I need to know that like is hard as you think you're working drop one down from there that one was the other one I thought I wanted to see what there is to know you're working you not working that hard look at that if you think you've done everything you can go to The Rock's Instagram and then shut your f****** hippie Mountaineer f*** your day up dafuq Adele this is what you didn't do today and I know people like while he man I read a book today okay to be writing poetry all day and he man running songs that have you put the same amount of effort into being whatever you want as a rock has done and bean the ultimate Meathead makes the end of the rap harder as you lift The Change-Up off the ground Les of the chain is being supported by the ground so I can heavy and heavier as you lift your hands up higher that's called hardcore death row I don't know if you boys are aware of it now whole hardcore hardcore can get Instagram tevian heavier as you lift your hands up higher that's called hardcore death row I don't know if you boys are aware of your mouth hole hardcore hardcore can get That's a hardcore I just go to The Rock's Instagram


    Joe Rogan & Jamie Foxx - Racism vs. Perception
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    so when you look at that as a comedians like wow you know that was that was good for me and good for me in a certain way of person was great jokes to us like it does say are we becoming too fragile when it comes to our race like black folk like I say yeah some people are racist and some people perceptionist know what that means no the perception is can't do it perception doesn't mean that if you vote for Donald Trump that you're racist I don't think everybody look cuz I was a big thing sometimes it's perception I'll make it clear a joke in front of all black people and I said black people are very interesting people because we deal with racism and perceptionism I said because we're very nervous Flyers we will stop and go hey how long you been flying how's the weather in the same situation you go in the cockpit in his form here like this and it's storming outside to Hurricane it's the perception that we have to talk about some time does that make sense not all Donald Trump supporters are racist but all racists are Donald Trump supporters that jacket that he definitely awake in that side but I but I would but I would but I will say this like I said the perception gets us all to know cuz like my daughter it was interesting my oldest you know my oldest daughter like money when the when the election happened and when you know the results came in she had it in the bag you don't say so you got to get out there and beat you know whatever that is whatever that is indeed this weird times for everybody because I think social media is allowing people to express themselves and everybody's Express themselves and forming groups you know they're just like you know they're Progressive liberal or there we've we've we're living in Two Worlds we lived when it wasn't here and we lived it's it's discretion social media allows you not to have discretion you're able to go in and type whatever you want to say and that usually that's what we pay attention to discretion is its was sitting at the dinner table in your I said something that you didn't like but the discretion was I'll address that later right so now that you don't have any discretion any please voice can be heard not everybody how do you say it not everybody has a point that we should hook all of our wagons to what I notice is that we will hook up wagons to the most extreme point and that maybe only 2,500 people like when my homies with him and you what they saying why you just listening are people so you sort of have to put balance in the way you saw the sift through it does that make sense they don't make sense if you run into a room and there's a hundred people that run what are the odds that one person is a f****** idiot 100% in this country just straight idiots non fixable idiots here so if you're going to lie, you're opening yourself up to that if you can get your opinion swayed by people just want to just want to see if they can affect you just want to see if they can spot with you and then nobody's dangerous anymore what I hope will when I always say just don't touch the art in don't have the art for the comments because we'll end up not having anything not having anything to celebrate that is that is good like having some to celebrate somebody did a song that was stillborn movie that was doable got outside the box as opposed to for the comments because we'll end up not having anything not having anything to celebrate that is that is good like having some to celebrate somebody did a song that was stillborn movie that was doable got outside the box as opposed to what we love celebrating which is the crazy s*** you know me


    Eddie Bravo Rants About Tower 7 & The Moon Landings - Joe Rogan
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    and then he has a good time debunking things but he has an official story mentalities what I would call it where no matter what like there's people that are objective and these people that are deep bunkers and he's a deep bunker and it doesn't necessarily mean he's wrong about a lot of stuff but it does mean that he goes into things with the intention to debunk and the intention to almost always gravitate towards in a fat longboards yeah that's a good come on man that was Goofy he believes Tower 7 collapse to free-fall speed because of fires unfortunately I'm not a f****** engineer I would like to know side of missed a government agency there's no Architects fighting for the bunk the tower 7 news and every location of architecture me there's about a hundred thousand and Richard Gage he's one of them and he didn't know anything about he thought it was a it was an inside job it took him years and then he didn't really know that most of them don't know about that he discovered it and what he does now is just go from convention to Convention sitting 15 Architects down at a time and film about 99% of them they all believe it though they didn't even know it was not in the media that much this time everybody knows about Tower 7 they still don't know most people think Apple saying falls into Center and it that's the elevator descends 85 columns that hold up power 7 and if someone told you or would you believe him if he said and it makes sense building to come down any building structure is you have to blow up all 80 comp the same time otherwise it won't go down like that to me that's common sense to someone who believes the government agencies know that's not true one call him went and then it spiraled out of control because of fire when you talk to Structural Engineers are my podcasts twice every time it comes back to get some more of those piles on more cuz all I got to do is they don't know nobody knows that's the truth debated someone who's like an opposing Viewpoint over cuz I can't win that's already been that's already been done inside the building that should be is not agree they all crazy engineer engineer for a building to collapse columns are blown up at the same time I don't know if you have diesel fire to get out of control if it weakens the entire structure we're just collapses like that Sometimes some stuff and then they find out that they're making some of it up or this is obviously some tuna science a guy who builds a minute I'm trying to figure out what they see what they're talking about this guy to be some Architects campaigners that have had a conversation or debate with someone if you're probably right off to talk to some computer Engineers going to tell me the actual reality of it that's not what you want to build buildings I've had him on my Pandora but I just can't believe those videos the people that build buildings head of Akhenaten Engineers think it's an inside job might be a little biased I don't know if that's true and I don't think you do necessarily either I think we're just guessing I believe it. I would love to an architect or an engineer the disagree with him talk to him about it and go the data cuz until that happens I don't know what the f*** they're talkin about note nobody argues with him nobody everybody to box everybody going to collapse I don't know how ugly I don't know either maybe it got hot I believe it just hot and I believe it's really diet check is in a basement and the fire has diesel fuel as Bernie at some insane temperature in his f****** shitloads of diesel fuel down there what effect that has I don't know do you I'm pretty sure based on my life's experience that that's not going to bring down a building Christian based on common sense it's common sense that you have a building engineer at some point I'm going to believe them at some point I know there's a smear campaign they're not gay but have you looked into the engine there's no there's not. There's no documentary how are you going to they have paid shills on you don't think you think did they drop they would have dropped the ball big-time like Earnest byner 1987 for the Browns it would drop the ball if you're not you don't have paid shills online strategically pushing the agenda tomorrow engineer that carry I'm looking around I'm just looking around the Boston Globe article says that there's a small vocal subset of people of Engineers that are with this Richard Gage guide but Arizona is the hardest shitt ever accomplished the greatest by the human race the greatest accomplishment they got shot up in a rocket they were in like a Orbiter and then the Orbiter shot out the lunar like the lamb and then it lands they played golf went Doom bug riding to Donuts in the sand they get take pictures they get back in take off dock with that Orbiter and then fly back that's the hardest you never know one died second mission 6 months later they did it again when they had to break the news that they were going to use different astronauts cuz every Mission they use different ass. Wouldn't you think they would like a show like have the same star over and over again doing all sorts of press what I'd the benches think about the coke negotiate that dude in the middle the dude in the middle in Orbiter and they landed some little piece of s*** lunar lander with the land and then they took they can control from far from Houston that works did I couldn't get my cell phone to work on Laurel Canyon ridiculous video of them like just maybe a hundred thousand feet in the air and then I can feel me at making it look now they're manipulating what the f*** come on ridiculous all f****** there's video of them like just maybe a hundred thousand feet in the air and they're like filming at making it look now they're manipulating what the f*** come on


    Joe Rogan Reacts to Conor McGregor Sparring The Mountain (Halfthor Bjornnsen)
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    I would also like to see a super heavyweight Division I would like to see a full-on freak Show I want to see the mountain from Game of Thrones only see that guy learn how to fight beside 330 f****** pounds you know that guy that picks up those Stone balls and s*** you know I'm talking about carries cars is one of those dudes how big is he Mountain dude there's a video of him sparring with Conor McGregor at Solaris he's six foot nine Jesus Christ what in the f*** is that their picture of them Jesus Christ he weighs 3 lb Strongman Competition Gypsy go back go back to the screen you just had secret scroll down that Conor McGregor video the screen you just had that's it right there see Conor McGregor vs the mountain are you trying to grab them look at this damn he's so crazy like legitimately crazy Becky spinning and his leg together inside his crotch you just getting into Old pick up Connor if you wanted to I don't know this is crazy cuz this goes for a few minutes man I guarantee that dude is not doing a whole lot are you getting tired man 6ft 969 386 that was like a Bruce Lee laugh this is real so you look at this straight left it's funny man it's weird to watch right to try to give him a high-five to stop hello doesn't like it those are hard shots to give up oh s*** was a half hour and I'll fight


    Joe Rogan on Who GSP Should Fight Next
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    diid does Tyron Woodley thing is to very tricky because in my mind like I see that he wanted to win the fight. That is the best way to win the fight if this guy is only offering a certain amount of offense and you could stop that offense and land your shots and continue to pile up points which he did and don't ever put yourself at risk I get it but I also get the Dana White point of view where he's like yeah sell tickets like people are paying to see you fight the people are holding up cell phones and swing them through the rafters cuz everybody's bored cuz I don't want to watch it anymore and it is is thought is like you got to sell tickets who's the greatest takedown artists in UFC History George St-Pierre apparently because of this fight they're talking about GSP vs Bisping down repeated if you did Nike that be great too but what if we did see the wet I want to see the fight either way because Woodley has a style of some people don't like it some people like it when people appreciate it or whatever but the only guy that has a shot to beat Woodley the only guy would be the best take-out best MMA takedown artists of all time he has like a million takedowns in the UFC she's the only guy that would be able to he don't have a very good very good Striker I think this what you have just be saying like we got to go to pro wrestling angle I am tired of sitting at home watching boring fights as bad GSP impression saying I think he's going to do 170 or 180 Woodley GSP would be huge that would that would be the biggest fight for what I'm not impressed with him going to 54 Woodland who else is there at 178 that could be a chance of taking him down while Robbie Lawler since he just one you would have to look at Robbie if you want to talk contenders Tommy lawlor is coming off of 5 round Warwick Roy McDonald V round boar with Carlos Condit war with Johnny Hendricks war war year off was a boy and towards the end he was coming after Cowboy he was hurting Cowboy to the body he hit Cabo with some big shots I felt like a lot of people disagree with that decision but I feel like I give Robbie the first round cuz he jumped all over cowboy in the beginning it was I think it was enough to win the round although I think Cowboys getting the better of the exchanges towards the NFL still think the volume of an impact went to Robbie second-round won the Cowboy pretty big then Robbie Riley in the third round and I think he dominated the third round it I think you hurt Cowboy few times I think that would have been an amazing five-round fight that would have been a crime even remember who won the fight if I bring a scrambled it was a great fight was great fight both gave both took it was it was war who's chaos and I went and cowboy definitely caught him with some clean shots he hit him some real good news the body is well Cowboy landed a lot of great s*** but Robbie look like Robbie again he looks like the Robbie Lawler that one that I don't look like a killer bee look like the same spooky do they just keeps coming after you until he puts you away that's what he looks like in the third round they're drowned particular really looks like he was falling back into the old Groove again so there's ham great shape but Robbie look like Robbie again he looks like the Robbie Lawler that won the title it looks like a killer bee look like the same spooky do they just keeps coming after you until he puts you away that's what he looks like in the third round they're around particular really looks like he's falling back into the old Groove again so there's him you know


    Joe Rogan Apologizes for Interviewing Daniel Cormier after Jon Jones KO "I Fucked Up"
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    so you saw the UFC this weekend you see where I f***** up and I interview Daniel Cormier after he been knocked out to hear something that's like people think that somehow or another DLC told me not to do that and I didn't nobody said anything it was just a hundred percent my f****** and it was also my idea in the first place to stop interview and Fighters after they've been knocked out it was a hundred percent my idea got knocked out or TKO or submitted or lost decision I would interview the winner and I would interview the loser every time every time before I get it so number Gonzaga head kick Cro Cop and just f*** out into Oblivion and it was bad and I interviewed Cro Cop afterwards and I'm telling you that dude had no idea I was talking about remember saying to the to the production team it's times like man I don't think we should interview guys get knocked out like that like that and then the one time it happened again for the ouster and after when Alistair Overeem flux deep a milkshake and he remembered this Guillotine that didn't really happen you remember Dusty pay tapping rather and did really happen I was like this poor guy like he's he really has his memory in his head and it's just not correct cuz he just got knocked the fugg he got knocked unconscious on television like completely flat line and then a few minutes later I'm asking him to be coherent and like I don't think it's fair so it was my idea to stop doing this in the UFC agreed so it's not like like they said we got to stop doing it and I violate I violated my own idea and I just did it on this is what happened after the fight was over first of all the fight was crazy shocking how violent the ending was John really did f****** hate Daniel and Daniel I think really did hate John or at least had real anger those real emotions with these guys it was insane it was intense when John landed that f****** head kick and you saw him moving in for the kill and then he he stopped him right in front of us he got on top of them and just blasted it was like right there remember looking over them like Jesus he was just dropping pretty close if I remember correctly I want to say it was like right off to my right if I remember correctly but yeah good look at it at a real good look at it yeah man obviously I'm cageside I got a good look at everything but I had a real good look at that it was all so I felt like there's a couple shots too many remember being stunned like I'm a I'm a big fan of Jon Jones but I'm also a big fan of Daniel and I'm a fan of both of them I know they don't like each other but I like both of them I like them in I just I can't help the fact they're enemies but I love hanging out with John and I love hanging out with Jenny I love doing commentary with Jenny I love that guy so I would never do anything to make him look bad I just got I was in shock there was he was confused cuz he got knocked out so he was confused that why the fight was stopped and said he was mad that they stop the fight cuz he just didn't understand because he just been ko'd so he was arguing with Big John I didn't hear the exact words and he was arguing with Dana I didn't hear the exact words that either but Dan was in front of me it's you got to realize when a KO like that happens in a world championship fight and you're standing in the Octagon you're surrounded by all these people screaming and cheering the the f****** noise is so loud it's hard to figure out what the f*** is happening so I couldn't figure out what Daniel and Dana were arguing about but Dana's whole head was red he was like he was like that I couldn't tell exactly what he said like you'd hold your head up high was a great fight that kind of stuff but I think Daniel was still trying to figure out why the fight was stopped because it just happened he just woken up then he realize he got head kicked and then he was really sad then he was upset and I went to go talk to him and literally as I'm going to talk to me turn into me and I have the microphone like why am I interviewing him after he got knocked out what the f*** is wrong with me I got an even realize what I was doing I was just in shock almost I went on Instinct and I'm interviewing them if I have a chance to stop and think I should have been like oh yeah he's been KO don't do it so in the middle of me even talking to him I say I normally I don't like to interview Fighters after they've been knocked out but I just like I was stuck I was already there talking to him I didn't want to leave and walk away from him and I really do care about that guy great deal and I just watched him get knocked out and now watch him is hard pouring out and he's crying you know it when he's realizing that he got knocked out and he lost the it was all awful and so I put a haunting me all night does nobody eats anything nobody from the UFC got mad at me no one said anything to me it was just me thinking why did I do that like why did I interview him I shouldn't have interviewed him even though we used to do it for every fight it was the right move to stop doing it and ironically it was my idea it was my move I don't even know if other guy don't know if Brian standstill interviews guys after they've been knocked out I don't think he does is Brian actually said Thank you to me for that because He got interviewed after he got knocked out by Wanderlei and he remembers thinking I don't remember what happened he didn't know what the fuk happened and they're interviewing him he's trying to keep it together for the interview and he's like you're right it's not fair not fair to interview a fighter out they've been knocked out I just f***** up man there's no other way to say it I just if I could go back I definitely would have taken it back I definitely would have interviewed him cuz feel I feel like he didn't and send me a text message saying it's all good I didn't say anything crazy so it's no big deal but if he could have you know it could have said I never got stopped I could have sent you know could you don't think anything I can explain to him well enough what happened and then it takes a few seconds and you forget again that's the other thing about guys have been knocked out like like saved if I got knocked out and I asked you Eddie would happen and you said all this to just punch you in your John knock you out but no way what happened a few seconds later when you get knocked out it's real weird so she was fuk up on my part but it was I was in shock honestly was helpful Rochas the final barrages so ferocious and there's a way it was with John did it when he heard them once he knew he heard him he just started going after him and one of the spookiest things you did was the weight rip them rip them to stumble and back and jaundice or two scoops his leg out from under and grab some pause back and jaundice moves in on them and you can tell Daniel just couldn't get his feet back on them and John just jumped on them just mark them Cormier did great on his feet for a while they're heated raid but I was really impressed with Jon Jones striking to Heathrow so much unorthodox does elbows from left field right down the pipe he's doing a lot of elbows man and Beast I don't want him to get arrested again it's like he tore his ACL will be back he's going to be back and let him do some coke let him party he just needs a constant security detail to keep everything away from them let him do whatever he wants he's the king of the f****** world getting locked up Locker for 5 hours whatever you want but you can't leave this this room give any one of them bouncy warehouses we can go from one trampoline to the next trampoline that like cold Warehouse next trampoline that Michael Warehouse are those the best man so anyway even though I already talked to Daniel I felt like I put it on Twitter I apologize on Instagram and I was like I got to apologize in the podcast to buy f*****-up


    Joe Rogan on Tyron Woodley vs. Damian Maia Being Called Boring
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    okay Sammy Maya maternity Rod Woodley Tyran Tyran Tyran Tyron Woodley but there was tremendous data and MMA the fact like gaming my goes down to 170 170 take everybody down he's taking College wrestlers down left and right but could you take down Tyrann you can hit a wall there any did how you going to take that do down very very hard to take him down so we learned what I learned from that is man you got to get really good at shooting a doing with pulse asses an expert at tall sizes the best ever I've ever seen in MMA that's making pulling guard option one B-Daman the feet of your beating beating them but if you're getting beat on the feet and you can't take the guy down you better know how to pull guard you got it you got to know how to drag dudes down unorthodox ways not just a regular wrestling why cuz you're going to hit Tyron Woodley you got to throw some like my flight clench and have something you're going to jump on not with you not continue with the traditional wrestling you got to shoot pool half guard just like the underdog about did he when he fought him a few times is shoot only got up double underhooks got the bag you got to get creative Dwayne o'gara B10 Sylvia way back in the day Tim Sylvia could not get taken down to Talia Awesome Reach Nogueira was getting clipped he couldn't take down Tim Sylvia what are you do you shot the best you could and went into Sylvia countered he pulled half guard and ended up in the end and in deep half and with the momentum got up swept him so is an indirect Orthodox takedowns what happen if you shoot pool garden and sweep that's a takedown you end up in the same place so he went around the the the the wall and give it to him from the top you got to have that you got there he was pulling guard before Demian Maia Deadpool guard before early in his career this is not about the art of what you going to have to get a wrestler whose like at Lehigh CAO the wrestler that's going to be able to figure out how to take him down I don't think like a regular dude like Demian Maia was not a regular dude was a world-class rapper but you hear Dominick Cruz is criticism of his takedown attempts they wasn't following through enough and what do we have you know I think that if it was a real world-class Grappler you know for a real you know top of the food chain amateur wrestler do jumper caught in the very first exchange the very start first time Damon tried to close the Distance Tire and hit him with a vicious uppercut and he f***** his left eye up Damian's left eye was f***** up from the very first exchange of Damien Rashad low tire and hit with a hard uppercut and just isn't his I immediately swallow and was f*** for the rest of the fight so I think that that played a factor to just tyrans game plan was in a lot of people's eyes wasn't fun to watch that was the problem in like Dana felt like he should have finished them his thought was what was this guy's it's his goal is to win the title you got to come and try to beat me and when the title from beating you might want to just keep doing what I'm doing and continue winning the fight you can't do anything but if I change tactics and make myself more vulnerable and he said he did get hit by a left hand or a couple left hands and that the stun them I guess his attitude was look at this guy wants to win the title he's got to come and get it it becomes get it I'm going to knock him the f*** out and if he doesn't come and get it why why you know why would I go after I'm a put myself out of position I would coach Woodley the exact same way I'll be on in the corner just keep doing what you're doing don't exchange and get the shot and takes him down and he jumps on his back and that little scramble one little scramble like that boom you just shut up energy than you think he has any fires a very fast rate left handed catches you on the chin he could f*** you up anybody up he's not incompetent on the feet I just not at the same level as tiring it doesn't have the same movement do you think Damien shed would have Damien had kicks and more like maybe not exactly like but more in the vein of Edson Barboza make the legs may be doing that right now very little old Dominick brought it up one time during the broadcast because he's like I want to see Damien throw high kick left I kicked I guess yeah but I do have you ever seen Damien throw that tactic he's like I don't know I don't know if he's ever done it I'm not I'm not disagreeing with you am I with some with adding to his Arsenal adding problem is is just so f****** strong and so good at stuff and take down any hits so goddamn hard like you have to be like on him you got to figure out how to actually get into the ground have full control of them and good luck with all that even if you did the problem is like Tyron is just so f****** strong and so good at stuff and take down any hits so goddamn hard like you have to be like on him you got to figure out how to actually get into the ground have full control of them and good luck with all that


    Jamie Foxx on Robert Downey Jr. Doing Blackface - Joe Rogan
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    stop I mean I did I did one I did Jimmy Fallon once it's eating the Jimmy Fallon and every organization want to give me what did you say I was doing a joke of singing who's singing These funny songs about who let the dogs out and so we took who let the dogs out and put it in like a like a Vaudeville or show tune watching these dogs and they were coming towards me and I was wondering you know who let them out then there was a pitbull there and you know you have to be careful because pitbulls can be cantankerous you know and I'll go on to the song the Pitbull Community was like Jamie Foxx station people changes doing a bad version of signing which I actually know how to sign about doing a bad version of sign language but you can't just you know we can't you can't kill us all right and I cuz I got to keep doing what I do you know so it's is getting tougher social media about people commenting on things that you can't read the comments too many people and people are always looking for something to be recreationally outraged. He didn't, so get that ass through the comment comment hit you right where you are what about you in a few know it's ridiculous it doesn't mean anything but if it's got a hint of Truth you like but when somebody says something about your teeth and look in the mirror a joke about all the times I never try another you know that I got a movie that we just shot for little or nothing call all-star weekend and if the jokes are like all the way out there you know and it's I got everybody in it you know and we're all taking all play different characters like I play a white racist white racist cop and how do you do that a Russian who loves gymnastics Benicio del Toro place is crazy tattoo artists and we're all you know we're all doing our thing so it's like if you read the comments that will make you tuck that in but this is some brilliant and it's a cool little thing to which is called all-star weekend for reasons about 2 guys 1 gal of Steph Curry the other guy loves LeBron James and all the trying to do is get to the all-star game and it's sort of like this whole journey running and all these people so it's dope but it is some things where it's like you know will Robert Downey jr. just from Tropic Thunder think about that you can never do that anymore you can't have black face anymore you know what I'll say this people have to understand where it comes from their real people that did it really mean your heart like outside of us I mean there's some real people who really don't f****** like it whatever you want with your black and white you're straight you're gay whatever it is and it's easy easy targets easy easy for you to jump on Robert Downey Jr Jamie Pfizer Joe because it's easy you know when it's real things which you know whether is politics was a lot of times we we sort of we're not ready for that fight but it's easy to sew to pick the comedian I need you to play a Mexican hesus play the Mexican I said well s*** you played the black dude and you kill that s*** we just all you know we got to be able to care what kind of love after you got from playing the black dude rules for black people it's sort of like the Entertainer's man you got to give us room you know I'm saying like to play in it I'll show you when I got to take that wrong this year people put a stripped away a lot of things you don't say regardless of what you believed in whatever person you voted for it was a lot of things that was sort of addressed about like maybe we're playing things a little too close by some of those politicians are afraid to say what Donald Trump was saying and they ended up being left in the dust because people a little I want what he's got a point in the sensor when playing things a little too close how did things that was sort of addressed about like maybe we're playing things a little too close by some of those politicians are afraid to say what Donald Trump was saying and they ended up being left in the dust because people a little I want what he's got a point in the sensor when playing things a little too close


    What Ari Shaffir Learned From Traveling Off the Grid for 4 Months - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    in all this traveling did you come out of this with anyting you know a few things for sure cuz you seem like to tell you from the outside and you seem like almost like you had a different person you also you seemed I don't know man that was nice to see you when I first saw you when you came back but you seemed like a little different you seem like you know you seen another level stop another level of perspective from this travel thing I like added to your your vision of the world your your overall worldview kind of think also understand stuff you have certainly I never want to see how they like poverty levels would you like I'm doing fine I know but not even in like Travelers Inn plus really get into a place where you like don't need to do anyting you know after a month of that it's like okay you just settle into this like I don't know what's today going to bring you wake up and you just like I heard there's a school Temple there will check that out maybe just get on motorbikes and go somewhere I heard there's a cool you just talk to other Travelers and Black Desert Canyon if there's going to go check that out while you're here like you know how when you haven't got enough sleep like a few days in a row that for hours for as far as I knew sleep like 11 hours and you're like I am completely caught up so like not having any responsibility the stress level goes down down and then it's just like waiting in that zero responsibility life for like 3 months in that level I guess you know felt like the right time to leave the city you know it was even like a regular vacation we looked when we got to this and move reservation somewhere yeah it was just like relax and I can just think about things by art form and general people in my life you know what I want and don't want to have like moments of just like to take a 10-hour bus is no Wi-fi you know just like thinking for a while no tons of moments like that I just don't want to end it so I was looking back to the show but then I remembered my my manager my friend Eric they want to do a show at Third Man Records in Nashville for there for the Wild West Comedy Festival and I forgot about that cuz if people ask me when you have to go back but travels Army times like I'm open to people that is traveling open yeah it's really common I mean 3 months is like a norm you have coming with 6 months or a year I met I'm an Italian girl who's going on a 5 and 1/2 6 and 1/2 years just traveling in a while hahaha hahaha I know it's the book is about the crazy traveler person over the world in a backpack and yeah but this three-month people all over America doing that I know there's a lot of 10 people a lot of people that like they'll get like a truck you know it's some sort of Figaro TV thing and they drive it around a campgrounds and they camp and they use the showers at the campgrounds and then they do stuff enough for money so they have gas and they keep traveling around and hope the car doesn't browse jobs Yeah Yeah Yeahs girl picked oranges and Sydney for like two months I had this dude on Chris cage he walked the Appalachian Trail wow yeah it's Georgia Elite Hunter and you still might not ever make it cuz you're not you're carrying that food around going to go bad you're walking through Georgia in the summer I mean no Critters credit do you not going to get enough just to put that are really harder yeah yeah where the animals are the hear you, you're walking you're not going to be able to walk all the way to Maine camping spots where are they have covered shelters and people Sharon really yeah a lot of that to where it's just like don't forget about your like what you need in terms like hotels that's all out that's all you need some people that carry it on their back to the thing called a bivy sack you know that heavy sack is a bivy sack is like either baby Sack or bivy tent their lack essentially a like a combination sleeping bag tent accrual superlite pull pull up a picture of a bivy tent cities you like freaking out ya be hard to get a good night sleep around a bunch of weirdos. Speak their language this what they look like so you keep that thing they were they wrap it up put it on the back it's pretty light that would be looking right off you yeah it's basically like just his tiny ass little tent and like if you were a minimalist hiker like if you're some guy's trying to walk 50 miles or something crazy like these guys they try to carry light of stuff as they can they can and that's one way that they do that little air mattress a little I don't need much stuff out of like you know just a backpack full of fat-soluble Long's. Met a real movement right now towards minimalism or where people trying to pair the life down as much as possible yeah I want to get involved with like Banks and f****** having to like mortgage themselves and their lifestyle just for the sake of a cabin thanks yep buy camping and Hiking so you got to think like what do you really appreciate what's important to you and what's really important to you cuz you don't have forever right so what is important to you cuz you only have 24 hours in a day so what's important do you find out what the f*** that is and do more of that yeah and then try to figure out like how to how to make enough money so that you're not starving that you're doing well don't just chase that chase what you're trying to do I did the the point attached to it the monetary point system it can get you all f***** up because it'll get you twerking like 12 hours a day 13 hours a day get what to get more stuff to get better stuff to get more prestigious stuff you get stuff that you know all your other stuff having friends are really jealous of your stuff is just going to die don't save up money and then go f****** enjoy myself yeah yeah there's a lot of people that are just choosing to look at everything that they can see every new place that they can go to that Henry Rollins podcast Matt the world changer way he interacts with people and so this is all I'm going to do and you know I like his his story about being given loser Ritalin with ritalin right from the time he was like five who's a young boy they gave a riddle until senior year of high school so he was like I would just beyond these pills I'd be like all day stuff from like using experimental case you grow up in from what I understand he's from Potomac Maryland which is the same counties where I grew up in but that was the Richer part of town nothing but the rich kid that like Montgomery County is one of the richest counties in America and like that was just a standard thing but I think he's not performing ideally he's learning disabled give me some pills I just it's just fascinating that he's so like Henry so intense and he's so like his he's got like this Rock Solid ethics view of the world it's very egalitarian very open but also very aggressive very interested. clean water what yes he's like oh yeah for sure I thought about this in his dancer enjoyed talking to him


    Joe Rogan & Jamie Foxx on Conor vs. Floyd "It's a Freak Show!"
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    I think the problem was shining is wanted to find you problem when when you just everything is flat like Floyd Mayweather in a way it's part of his persona it's part of why people root against him like a genius genius in that way where he has this style that's not appealing to a lot of people want to see him continue Floyd's the home before it comes by the house man and I don't want to put everything out there that he does he's super super competitive that's what's amazing but he also understands that you understand what's going on with the business of it trying to turn these boxers Minds on a yo get your money and I'm saying don't you don't get your money get your business guitar and then he talked about this what you said he says I know the reason that I fight Oscar De La Hoya on Cinco de Mayo is because they want to see the heat he he he carved out a niche of being the the the charismatic Dylan is that make sense but have you stay pretty boy what is Right been like Sugar Shane Mosley or something hit him he'll tell you that hit when the Sugar Shane touched and he said that really as she said shoot me see what your thoughts should I kill me just Hawks I got to kill me someone was saying that he's got to I was Pat miletich saying that he has to almost cheat within the rules that I think he's got to like fight in the Clint she's got to like dirty boxing he's got to figure out a way to tie him up and manipulate him and move his body around he's got to figure out a way to be good defensively to he's got to hurt him those it all black high high high risk low yield possibilities well described if you how would you expect the greatest figure skater in the world to do playing hockey against Wayne Gretzky Factor he's the Conners the only guy that Floyd ever fought that can look at him and go if this was a real fight you'd be f****** dead knows it he knows it everybody else but he's standing right in front of me is like you're easy work easy work Legos kill you is right he's right but people started his Floyd nervous so I don't know but I tell you this he's definitely allowed this guy to play through and that fight is becoming bigger bigger bigger and bigger so it's like it's going to be always tell me that he said j.fox he said one thing they not ready for is the lights that's what you mean he said the lights when the lights are that bright and you look at Mucci alluc Denzel you see all these that's a different that's a different thing cuz I don't know if it was happening that's one thing I've been fighting J5 and fighting on the license I was like this is moving around here and get ready there's going to be a shadow of a doubt they're going to be something in there going to be everything everything cuz you think about it they both I mean they got us they got us I'm going to I'm going early


    Jamie Foxx on Dealing with Fame, Chris Brown, Justin Bieber, and Mike Tyson - Joe Rogan
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    we were talking about everybody that like came up in the sixties and seventies and eighties and nineties everyone before social media the wild lives but they LED you can't do that anymore they can fight they they're athletic and they sing like a damn second Dance Chris Brown this is crazy I'm throwing a party in Miami and it's me and Colin Farrell Eddie Murphy Eddie Murphy was still in it this year 2005 lady and in the VIP is some kids dancing Chris Brown and I did like some kind of bulshit talk like a move listen to me where all all Jam together right he doesn't do it move you know what he does he does a backflip but the way he did the backflip and he's 6-2 he's standing in the middle of the crowd he jumped over the crowd did the backflip up here and came straight down and said what's up I said mother, leave me the f*** alone I don't know what the f*** I said that dude when he get on and then you know he gets on but then social media catches on and then it is just as hard it's it's hard to live when you're when you're socially that I tell him all the time you have to social media sort of makes you color inside the lines or try to wasn't you know you know you know s*** I'm a f****** I was just catching on the Myspace and chit-chit shifted so my my daughter sends me a picture of Rihanna right going to the Met Ball and by the time I got the picture whatever happened the picture was Rihanna and and in his yellow dress and I hit my daughter I said I would love to dress is amazing I don't understand the pizza that's in it but man you know maybe that's she's giving a nod to Italy or maybe she got the dress form and she's like no data to mean cuz it what is it mean what do you mean she should know there's actually not a pizza in the dress somebody crafted or fixed there they made it look like it's pizza because press to go to the Met Ball which is your supposed to be you know out the box and somebody put the pizza on it and that's all you said is a pizza I said how do you compete with that how how can you be Michael Jordan and kids run up to use they get a cry baby face that's what I'm saying Michael Jordan to somebody under the age of 18 hear the cry baby face man hey man why he's a greatest light heavyweight of all time. Cuz he's so which particle has you have to have it we talked about going to be with Mike Tyson Mike Tyson back in the day you couldn't that's why are people saying like why does Mike Tyson he's a fighter he's not tennis player but Mike was a wild boy and to hang out with him you could understand like he was a biggest person on the planet that had the demons cuz you seem in the club and you see he see some girls and crazy talented in that area and not have not Jon Jones can't you can't you can't drink milk and and almost kill somebody I believe this what I believe in and you tell me if you believe this I believe in the yin and the Yang of everything meaning like when there's absolute like that has to be absolute Darkness to balance it out and that's with everything that we do it's sort of like we're not going to get away with anything like anything that happens to you in life you have to pay for it like I asked if I could grocery store okay I got the career that pay for that okay I got the money yeah you you f****** I'm going I'm going to release a story about it so it's all of these different things you got to pay for and that's why you see these guys like that cuz you know like I said talkin Justin Bieber you know what everything I said some of this s*** is supposed to happen to you years old or we just going crazy I guess but he's made $93 this year like a million but we can't be in his mind we can't see how it is grew up that way I grew up that way never had a normal life and you don't expect like I like I always tell kids who want to be in this business to please wait like even when my kids so just wait wait till you like what you can understand like I was able to be grown and and have some grown it happened to me and just regular life s*** happen so then when this happened I still have a point of reference to get back to you because you know like I know you've interviewed everybody this business affect you in such a way where you see one person one day I won't say the comedian's name but I remember comedian back in the day did like half of an HBO whatever and then the next week I saw him he had 12 bodyguards and they were pushing me baby I don't know what the f*** crazy. Crazy crazy crazy cuz I won't say the names would have been a couple of guys I never get this one dude hit and I went up to try to say something to him it and for some reason he had a white suit on let me be rich and famous right now I don't want to hear your pitch cuz I was going to pitch him so much and you think you could get away and people come up and they remember they remember and remember when you Foxworthy and we've seen them we've seen we get a chance to sit in a different seat because we sort of are our jobs are observational and we still have our own demons but it's just different as a comedian you don't in Ennis in the stuff I was talking to her act another actor Nestucca see I'm a comic who became an actor so I'm cheating then I said I can go do this and I St Louis tomorrow I was talking to act another actor Nestucca see I'm a comic who became an actor so I'm cheating no do this and I St Louis tomorrow


    Jamie Foxx on Throwing a $400 Party for Diddy, Meeting Kanye for the First Time - Joe Rogan
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    please don't get a lot of that that's one of the reasons why the kind of shaky or Shakey testing it live in front of people that she only comes with that stuff I was talking to another actor Nestucca see I'm a comic who became an actor so I'm cheating sing to me you could do anything you're a weird guy in that way you got a lot of weird Talent yourself he's talking about Justin Bieber and Chris Brown you got some weird ability to shift to it's not only but I've been fortunate in the fact that now things have opened up like you know back in the day like you could only do one thing one thing I'll never forget Keenen Ivory Wayans told me said yo what's with the singing s*** is Singapore a girl like you like can you see then Israel and literally Inno Sotto party for puff pumpkins and in 2012 and it's all about him and I'll never get he got mad at me a little bit because I would follow him and I would actually follow him with it with a camera because I kept it at that time has the biggest guy in the world you know you couldn't get in this party so the way I will get this party. Sure with a camera Like Your Puppy need document Vulcan cannon that you put on your shoulder in the light in the shed outside let me change the battery let me get all this s*** right so it one point I told him we were actually in Philly and he was throwing a party he's at your Playboy this part is a million-and-a-half dollars like the for whatever party for four hundred bucks that will rival this part any got a little mad cuz you know it he was like y'all know I'm known for this s*** don't front I said I'm not know how to respect you I said but La I just know how to get around so he gets to LA and he calls me early in the morning you'll make it happen if I go into my phone's about 12 in my small house in Tarzana and and God bless my neighbors that live there are no longer there I know they wanted me to get out of there cuz I was too much but the party's fever and by the right people you know the right girls with beautiful but not too tight and I to just everything was great the guys with no haters that you know you know mean f*** f*** that cuz it was the right guy shows up and when he shows up he goes, That's the girl on that TV show put in a nice place I got Coca-Cola but it's just in a picture I said we're at 280 bucks right now and Counting I won't go over 400 any had the most incredible time right but at that party was on musical people and I did it for a reason at that party Missy Elliott of course she had her room everybody's going crazy with Missy Elliott I'm going to my garage and it's two guys a little guy like this natal guide the little guy goes your beat but we didn't have to my name is real I see you in a hurry that's how long ago this was Wow have a great time like Greenville jumpsuit nobody's talking to him guess who was who the way I got into the music however is that all these different party was going on and I would have liked different musical people leave me music in my little Studio that I built I went and got this great studio built in the back of my house and so one day and comes as Kid backpack on Charles busted who is it Kanye what he produces but he also raps I said anybody come to my house I got to perform so I see your money so you know you rather sit here at the most incredible free I don't know if it's true that it wasn't where I said I don't know why you aren't famous he did it with a broken jaw was a little swollen I don't think it's broken but a little swollen cuz it wasn't too long after that accident that he had right and then he goes I got a song that you would be good on I know you could care less like me I don't do that. Just sing the song cuz it's hip hop and I said Okay cool so I'm thinking songs wack he's not going to make it so I went off I did a bad movie I come back about 6 weeks to 8 weeks later that song is number one my boy goes out you know that's all you said was s*** is number one in the country and then that's how I got into the music so long story it's like yeah you can do all of the things and there's a lot of actors and actresses that can you just need those opportunities just like in life when your when your opportunity comes if you prepare for it now you can jump into it and grab it and what I was told was by my guy breyon who does all of my music he found Slow Jams he found gold that you found Blame It On the Alcohol he says you got to stop singing funny s*** and single real record and once you sing the real record CSU singing it now you got a better go so now after all those years the people that grew up with me doing stand-up or watching their older and that a young folks is like you to Kanye man just like how you do you hope that you're blessed with opportunities and you know the old saying but there is soda reinvent Yukon Yaman just like how you do the guys now going to make it up so so as I get older you hope that you're blessed with opportunities and you know the old saying but there is so to reinvent or reintroduce yourself to people who may not New York


    Joe Rogan & Dorian Yates on Palumboism
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    Darius Ellie's pretty jacked up but it's not very wide in the shoulders that's his weak point but he's got a huge long muscle bellies on the most of his body of specs are not great but the rest you know the rest is it doesn't really have any weak points that's why as is ahead of everybody else now people going into competitive bodybuilding cuz a lot more Avenues and I think it's less popular now because it's almost like picked out with myself and run in and gone down a little bit it's like how do you know how to surpass got to take and guys are trying to do that so that they you know that they're trying to get big and they're getting big but they're getting big with a big white and everything as well so it's not the same. The same look the same quality Norma's bloated bellies what is that you know what is it I don't know maybe 97 when I was using insulin a little bloated but when I retired it went down and I actually in England for the sports professional when I'm not going to take them so stop taking them and also I took growth hormone and that was a thing a lot of people think growth hormone is going to increase the size of internal organs and that's why guys are going to blow to waste line of test where they actually measure all your internal organs and line rules totally normal I bought for my heart was a bit bigger and stronger. that wasn't the case so perhaps it's fat this building up around internal organs or maybe it's just a lot of water in the intestines and it just floats the whites. guys are using insulin and igf which is insulin life growth factor wow wasn't something I was ready for I had a lot of things going on my life I had a divorce I had somebody close to me pass away and you're not retiring so you know that's in the family or the major stressful event while you're not while you're coming down from steroids so I definitely suffer from depression anxiety feel like this I didn't even like now I know stop cold turkey cuz I'm extreme unlike I'm using them cuz I'm doing this I'm stop now and stuff and I have no real out there was no real like this guy is now and especially in the states that specialize in just went cold turkey and after about two years my normal testosterone was still not coming into the normal so then I went on the replacement therapy which is like twice a month testosterone replacement and then I felt normal again


    Joe Rogan & Dorian Yates on DMT and Ayahuasca
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    no speaking of smoking good stuff how did you get how did you find out about DMT and how'd you get involved cuz I read something about you having these positive DMT experiences that reading about in a massive bodybuilder now getting into psychedelic drugs while I openly about 10 years ago you know some people want really not like now people know what I'll ask her is cuz so much information out there yourself talking about I'm talking about is a ton of stuff on the internet wasn't so much then but I heard about it and I heard about us it's a life-changing experience and all that stuff so we're out in Brazil and we got this guy and he's like didn't see any great Revelations apart from I got this thing in my head stop poisoning yourself but the night before I've been out drinking and getting drunk and everything so you know that was my experience with that and a friend of mine are out here in California actually I knew about DNC I used to live in Amsterdam in like I read the DMT Spirit Molecule and all that stuff so I can get it from a friend of mine got it and that was my first experience leaving the room so to speak and planet and then since then I had some very positive I asked her experiences but with a Shaymin and doing properly and prepare in like 5 days of you know restricted diet and no sex and all these kind of things you do to prepare and and also afterwards so damn your perception and realize that this world wherein is like it's nothing just a little illusion right has so much more outside of it said it was that but with a DMC I think it's like you got a computer with like so much storage space and you got is like a thousand times more than you can retain so you see all this stuff what the iOS covers of hours so I feel like from the iOS oh actually benefited more was like going through therapy or something cuz it's much slower and I couldn't digest it you know actually I fasted for 3 days before so I'll be like just in the zone and I said right I'm going to sit down I got my DMT I got my piperazzi I'm going to f****** smoke as much DMT is a possibly can till like like you know so I had that experience and since then I had a crazy one in around 2008 or 9 or something like that and I took a long time off I didn't do it again till like 5 years later maybe I look pretty so you get that bit of anxiety but once you go much always had. I just a few hours and you're more comfortable letting go that way and a strange way but it never gets less alien I thought I've never seen before cuz usually people take DMT they very calm and sit in the chair and you go off and you might stop laughing but you know you don't move much right and this guy he just like freaked out like an hour something traumatic from the past so today I messaged him to find out what the guy was what was that enough cuz it was you said yeah it was from his Buff when he was born at the cord around his neck so it can be therapeutic I thought this guy is like he's going to run around saying a bunch of crazy s*** and then after he came down and we counting down took like 10 15 minutes ago sample work in progress especially the IRS cuz it's longer I felt like the first time I did IRS to properly with a shame and I felt like I was a different person the next day I was like 15-20 years of f****** therapy or something other people's point of view on things and that I couldn't see before and that's huge people's feelings around cuz just like nothing nothing in particular and then argue the best ever and just f****** grinding everyday custom over-sized you know with f****** huge but it's your fursona you might have said to me something very like normal like you know you know what what are you doing with a dog like just something normal and that was my thing I used to take him to kickboxing and pick him up and it's like that can you just wait outside to come in and like because most of the interviews are they done London real and I talked about Ayahuasca and DMT and spirituality and reality and all this stuff so many people coming up to me like they're not from the gym said that really helped me in so I got some emails and stuff people you know like I just took something away from what I was saying so I mean that's that's really why I do these interviews is trying to help the whole General 5 and you know put it out there and there's a whole Consciousness Awakening Revolution some Domino's in effect and then you know if you touch one person it's like another butterfly wings flap there in the other side of the world has a you know Arnold first start doing very little information and you guys got to see what they did and build upon that and more information came out and now because of there's so much information was too much information or where more of what it's all about well with psychedelics I mean 20-30 years ago there's so much ignorance is so little understanding of and also so little understanding when it comes to something as extreme is DMT there still a giant percentage of our population doesn't even know what it is AMC and then see how they're going to be how's it going to look at the world and treat people after they had that experience I don't I don't think you can be you know so self-centered and unfeeling as most of them are after you had that experience I think that any breakthrough psychedelic experience whether it's psilocybin or LSD or DMT how to say the DMT is the center of the mandala the way I described DMT is it's like mushrooms times a million plus a Vons titanically Bazaar I don't have the word for it the place is everywhere like and this color as those numbers and shapes and people things and this is like everything is connected to it I don't know how it happened and the whole thing moved so I really want to try this then and then the whole thing move and then there was music playing and the music was good thing I don't even know what to call it the thing that place I don't have a ride and we played a bunch of these Shaman EK Road and the last time I did it and the shamanika rose like literally made the DMT images dance like they had figured out a way with these sounds and songs to integrate these beats into DMT trips and as you would take these trips these shamans had figured out the right sounds songs and how to make the trip more intense and guide in the strange well that's what I had with the shaman with the Ayahuasca he comes around and sings he's a carros and they don't like changes tone and then it goes database in his chest and it's like it's it's becomes part of it you know involuntarily picking my arms up in the moving I was a bit and I started dancing around with this becoming part of this Rhythm wow I had experience once one of the first times I ever did DMT where I saw the difference between negative and positive thinking like I started thinking negative and there was all this life black and dark green threatening shapes and colors and then something recognized what was going on in my brain these shapes and images were connected to negative thinking and I relaxed and the the shapes kind of like settle down and then I started thinking positive like heard all these like expressions of love but like you're hearing it but you're not really hearing it it's like the thoughts are getting into your head like someone's trying to say it without using words and then I start thinking positive and from those dark images Blossom these like beautiful like geometric flowers and colors in him possibly spectacularly beautiful images and I was like oh and I recognized in my mind there is an actual thing that happens when you think negatively and then actually it's not just some sort of thoughts simple as you and some person getting into an argument it's those dark images knows negative forces becomes a part of your system I had exactly the same thing so but it was almost like a tunnel I was in this tunnel and it was the same thing as like even real and when I said that it went away and I just got this thing that came to my head you have just been in the valley also called the Valley of the shadow of death as soon as the Lord's Prayer it just disappeared Amanda went to somewhere really nice wow yeah I just wonder how much is real you know it's it's at such a hippie thing to say look how much is real I don't know you know I've been having these thoughts a lot lately like how much how much of Life do you manifest how much of life is real cuz it's such a bullshiter thing to think such a hippie thing to think and so many people that say that are so annoying Professor Gates if you're familiar with him professor Gates and he said that they've broken down reality into the smallest level and it's a computer code he tried to get him to sort of break it down and explain but what it is is it essentially that when you break reality down to the smallest level it mimics a self-correcting computer code not just not just a computer code but a computer code that self-correcting which is right there I just had a bunch of noises that I don't even understand you know it just gets gone beyond my showmasters with already time I see that we live in an illusion and everything is inside not outside that was saying that thousands of years ago your hard fast pragmatic reality of being the best bodybuilder in the world revolves around actual work Real Results in this in this reality probably there was a lot of mental s*** going on there too absolutely work was being done but also there was probably of lies all day all f****** day so you know the physical Goods to make it happen I could dream of a city in England and I was thinking I'm going to go to America and I'm going to be a everyone around me is like a f****** so kind of thoughts all the time so I think it's like a holographic program Iran what we implemented we interact with it with all thought that's kind of where I'm getting at now so yeah that was that was Louis thoughts all the time so I think it's like a holographic program Iran what we implemented we interact with it with all thought that's kind of where I'm getting up now and some way


    Dorian Yates Looks at His Old Bodybuilding Pictures - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    I feel good man I fucken got a suit from Hugo Boss a couple of months ago off the rack and this was like so happy I could just buy a suit off the rack Lestrange like and then asked me don't you dare look at the pictures back and think why I look like that I'm like no I don't look at I just look at that and I think that was f****** extreme and what I did and that's craziness incredible but you couldn't really fit any more muscle on Unser that frame really you're not really like I know I went to places and things the other people you know in the gym was just from gripping the bar when I was doing back training mainly and and some bicep training a stuffed 19 inch forearms it's so ridiculous well that's a good picture but it's not me who's that I don't know how dare you muscle underneath like there's no fat there's no water between the skin layer and then the muscle layer did you get down to you know nobody message about if I it's what you look like the visual thing right it's really what you look like in the mirror but how did you know like how much water to drink and when the back off and experience I didn't really f****** legs dude 24 hours before the contest yeah that's a lot of sick with man that's like that's like I used to train legs pretty much once a week and for four or five days of every week I had trouble sitting on the toilet I had trouble moving around I mean if I didn't I wouldn't be happy man not to feel that f****** pain get slightly bigger and stronger bodybuilding Tatian to stress Salem training that odd but then you don't see the quality that physiques the guy's a big now but if you look at the Quality is not the same distance between him and the next few guys what is it though it doesn't open the door for a current modern-day Dorian Yates like some super dedicated person me physiologically people can still do the same things that you did yeah but there's a lot more that people could choose to go down it was a new Yokai Watch on TV the first very first one you know with the voice Gracie so you got you got MMA CrossFit competitions now in the in the bodybuilding is a lot less than I mean in the nineties I don't want to be a bodybuilder was like hugely popular on the end who became a night time Mr Olympia also it's so hard to tell well it's also got to be hard for that tiny dude that's next to you you know me if it was the same size as Arnold maybe he would have beaten but it wasn't the same size as he had a great physique but it was twice as big


    Joe Rogan on the Early Days of the UFC
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    but you know we couldn't figure out how to put the different fighting Sports together right so whose rules to use right I mean it's a really the basis of the UFC it was always you know no rules became you know this huge thing but it was also whose rules to use when are you going to get a boxer against you know what I mean I always would hear about these Wing Chun Masters they had 50 ways to pop your eye out with their thumb and I kept calling them going bring your thumbs and do it man don't talk about it, I want it done if a guy lost and I though we pick it up self whether it's from a right hook you know right cross an elbow and knee or having your I'd guide gouged out your blocking your you're aware you don't guy comes at you with his thumbs up to do the gouge in a defensive position was it is interesting though how many people getting poked in the eyes now when it's illegal and how often it happens and what you know the reality of how devastating the results are when guys get their cornea scratched and they get a fingernail in the Army to get a finger jab in the eye benefits accidental man they scream and run away and eyes are sensitive is it any different than other sports the same as football someone gets her hand inside the helmet the same as you don't boxing them in the eye and he was kicking his ass anyway but Davey Moore couldn't see out of design and Roberto beat the f****** s*** out of them so you know the UFC one of the thumb pinned down because of that because in the old days that somewhat detached from from the the globe and even when it's like stitched in a little bit you can still kind of get it in there so you can get it in there if you're just trying to poke a guy in the eye which many people did do that's definitely a dirty trick is a fight reached into his Speedos and moved his cup out of the way so he could meet him and Cameron's going dude we're fighting you know if you want to we can get together later but you know for right now hands out of my Speedos well there was a fight between Gary Goodridge in the Pedro in Brazil famous fight if there was like straight-up Valley to do no glove no rules and Gary Goodridge reached into his f****** pants and grab his balls and crushed them he was in Gary good which I guess that is the Cox Fishers Gary Goodrich sound like his style but you know better than arm wrestling champ yank your Franklin this was from 1997 and he you're in the game for four years by then he goes he goes you know I love the early UFC see cuz I would have entered earlier but I didn't want to wear those Speedos I wanted to wear man pants that's when you guys first created the UFC in 1993 how long did it take from the initial idea to the first pay-per-view what are Davie called me to pitch me War of the Worlds in April of 93 and we were on a November really so you know when you need three monthly time for pay-per-view so you know it was like it was a go wow so you guys realize right away what a great idea this is going to be so it was I realized that on our hearts call you know did seed is alive you know real life Mortal Kombat that is really what I saw when I imagine what it would look like to know and I thought who would not watch that I'm watching it it's my show I probably would pay myself to watch it I mean how can you not watch that I got a board like I said in 94 I found the video of UFC 2 and I don't think UFC one was even available on video right was nursing letter to dispute dispute I'm still at the UFC he bought two and at the same time bought one and back in those days you try to release the videos to be fresh so he didn't want to release one before 2 we wanted to be the first one come out very close to the event all the hoopla and then later on added one also as you no one had arguably the worst commentator team in history Brown Jim Brown Jim Brown was cool then I still think he's cool but what's superfoot man super war on how dare you how dare you to Hero Bill superfoot Wallace is that he's a karate hero I thought he was go out of hero is that what he did or did you not know the name of the show which is not the ultimate fighting challenge you know maybe it's just us difference to me it meant a lot vs. challenge I'm trying to explain it to him and he is practicing his kicked over my head I'm not such a tall guy but he was a high kicker right so he's doing these kicks over my head as I'm going to build try to remember the name of the show so just showing off for something was he doing thank you what you teach he's a jerk off you know what he did Joe there's only a couple with is actually more than a couple of people and you know maybe still annoyed that back then before email right when you wanted to communicate something you had to write it down put it in an envelope use a government-issued like form of sticker thing you put on an envelope and you sent it through a government process and it was male right okay so there's no email so Bill superfoot shows up gets the name wrong burps into the thing pays no attention does a horrible job takes the money and then like 3 days later and Black Belt Magazine and editorial comes out how he says he's totally against it so he must have written that before this before you know they just did it for the check for him he's in bad shape but I think he didn't like it didn't like a lot of the guys that I think I was Paper Tigers right I think it was a threat well you can't call Bill superfoot Wallace a paper tiger and Bill superfoot Wallace was a great kickboxer he really was he I saw him fight live he was a badass kickboxer I saw him fight live deep in his 40s I think he came out of kickboxing when they're really when it really was a great thing to watch right and he was kickboxer absolutely a bunch of guys which is named Rick roufus tried to get him Benny the jet urquidez for Benny and you're right I shouldn't go off like that as a kickboxer he was something he really The Condemned something already have condemned it and not pay enough attention to get the name right and something that was his history-making as our first event but anyway but now he better they were horrible cuz it just goes down in the record books as the worst, dating team of all time is the beginning and everything when I first started doing it to no one no one had any background in it no one knew what to do what I liked was your comedy style I like your persona and when I talked to Jeff he goes you know he was a boxer or something I forget what he said it was like it wasn't very specific I was like really he was a fight that's how I found out about it but I always thought you were you had a tough guy persona the seem very ready for the show and we needed someone God knows that could talk when all hell was breaking loose because Hell broke loose pretty regularly in those days we just weren't so good on it they just weren't so good at media like Tony blauer was a really good martial artist knows a lot about self defense and and real announcers right right I mean that was a choice cuz we couldn't find anyone to know Brian Kilmeade you know started out doing this to a show called Fox & Friends five I think and Brian if you're listening or anyone knows Brian I'm sorry if I got the the number wrong but and Bruce back your back was Maxon when I first started doing the post-fight interviews to give me some real good pointers on like you know like what to say or what to say if you're stuck and you know like how did he learn he's a Pro and he's a really good guy to Olympic gold medalist awesome do to really really he was a great guy it's so sad when he passed I really miss that guy he was really fun guy to do commentary with two just a real genuine nice person to be around like before the shower back stair if there was any problem he was unflappable and it just kind of gave off a cam sure it's sort of everybody on the team was calm right right right he was great wrestler to knew a lot about wrestling Uno and eventually developed his knowledge of MMA Jiu Jitsu skills was really interested in learning you know I remember this some videos of him rollin with Frank Shamrock look very very early in the day back I think when Frank was the champion and you notice about the time of it yeah I left right when Frank one when he be Kevin Jackson and armbar Japan I didn't go to Japan show that was when I quit I was like that's about 98 somewhere around then just right around when Frank I would want one because I don't see you at that point it was weird for me somewhat friendly town you know I was supposed to Charlotte where they invited me never to return the chief of police said to me if you come back I'm not sure what I will arrest you for but I guarantee you I will rest wow what year was this police what year was this a dick like weed I think dickweed remember the power but it's all good now because now it's okay opponent to counter was the senator from Colorado that it had the Judo Champion he been an Olympic Judo, then he was Native American been lighthorse Campbell Ben nighthorse Campbell I don't know is I never heard intimating that McCain didn't really know anything about the martial art was an Olympic gold medalist in Judo or a medalist he might not have been called and he said that way we left no cuz you can't do it can't do sailboats what are you thinking that use elbow or whatever he said whatever whatever it was he was involved with Budweiser the Budweiser was in bed with boxing and boxing and now they were in 93 I think it's odd I mean John McCain you know is a republican so Republicans tend to stand for State Control right that keeping a small federal government that's a ton of a republican policy but I think John McCain really wanted a national boxing commission and I think that this was a good way to promote that and I think he just was generally offended by the UFC and I think it was a great way to get press and it wasn't like people were coming out going keep the ueno he could be on the UFC and get as much press as he wanted and look look at look how different America is now mean back then that was the biggest problem facing the US was the UFC I mean now look at the problems facing America and the world and you go we really lived in a magical time have you heard of Osama bin Laden in 1993 not if you were reading to Media apparently you know it wasn't really that big of a deal but maybe was you because you're really close to it to you know I tell you what we were for me it was you know it was riding the tiger right because you know it was great to be a Mad Magazine it was great to be the final episode of Friends when Courtney Cox's boyfriend enters the UFC and it was great to be in Washington Russell Crowe movie stop but on the other hand when you're that visible you know you're making a lot of people angry if they if they don't like you you're in their face all the time so it's kind of a tough thing so it wasn't I mean you know the story we were we had backed off that marketing and where you know the unified rules you know we're coming into place and you know it was a very different switch for a lot of folks don't know what we're talkin about when the UFC first came out there were no way classes and there were no rules and you could not be a fighter kitap they gets but no one could throw in the towel in the referee couldn't stop the fight that change by to that was insane by the way that's the first episode the first UFC and then from there slowly but surely rule start becoming implemented strategies change rounds weight class loves gloves things got really interesting really fast and I'll think a lot of people we're of it if you think about the difference between 93 and 97 I came in in 97 when Vitor made his debut gloves were still not mandatory they were optional some Fighters fought without gloves but it was after I saw tank knockout there's a leak in the all the wraps and everything they give you a much better thing to hit with bare Knuckles tricky if you hit someone in the knuckle with bare Knuckles on your forehead you can break your hand very easily the really, especially if you catch him with the last two Knuckles the ones on vibrate where your pinky is your hang out with the most common injury in the I mean if there's a no rules about it and guys use the gloves to finish submissions now to their started doing a lot of that a lot of guys the way Josh Thompson finished off who was it was Pat Healy make a joke like he's going for the rear naked and he switches to pump to pump and then he grabbed the glove and uses of the glove to finish it off and I'll buy not house like that slick logs totally legal it's it's totally legal to grab your own glove and salsa totally legal to grab your own shorts which is kind of interesting because one of the best ways to defend against Kimora's is to just grab the inside of your shorts like by your cross and just hang on for dear life mean Iglesias always use the key for that your brain try to find that you know find out opponent and you know you are you're a renaissance man of tough guy stuff you know that's what you are or comedy is like that you've acted as a tough guy you do comedy from a tough guy point of view and you know I think you've probably is this true I think you probably seen more MMA than anyone on the planet up close maybe Joe Silva see more than me was definitely. He'll eat that Josh Thompson fought yeah man look I've seen a lot of clothes I've been to I don't know how many events but I've seen was well over a thousand fights like up close and personal and some of the best fights in the history of MMA in history all the Fox Sports 1 event as well now I go to the last two years he's out casement used to be we would all we would I not see the same amount of fights but over the last two years I don't really do those Fox Sports 1 ones as much anymore I do fox and the pay-per-view and then the anik Florian team does the the other one but so Joe Silva might be the only guy on the planet that see more fights in Maine the body triangle and then he's using it's hard to tell here nope that's Palm to Palm I'm wrong that's just a regular Palm to Palm grip I stand corrected unless he finishes it in a different way and pulls the gloves I definitely seen someone do it before I don't know why I thought it was a very clever guy it's a good move is that John is pulled out yes on McCarthy no no he's like as he's finishing us off with a but that's nothing to this changed over the years that body Triangle Man guys he is doing good. My memory fails me talk Thompson the bad motherfuker good jiu-jitsu it's like you don't like it when you see old films as the you know the NFL back in the leather helmet football in the leather, today's football hasn't I mean the UFC change more but I never done National talk well yeah but this is still the city of to learn how to do it absolutely and you got a lot better right for sure I was terrible the beginning it some but you were better going to be tape that I picked up at that Hollywood Video Store and that was to that was number two and then I started training f*** that was I start raining soon after that and I remember thinking man this is I hope this works out you know I hope this takes off cuz I remember when I looked at the very box that had the UFC are the first time I found out about the UFC I looked that box, wow they did it they did it cuz this is something that everybody in MMA had talked about or should say MMA every martial arts martial arts anymore their Styles but everything is essentially in my eyes MMA is martial arts now it's not martial arts is MMA martial arts and when we were coming up like I was a Taekwondo guy and you know I had friends that the did Karate and I have another friend that did this and every just wanted to know what was the best and you didn't know you really had no idea you had no idea until the UFC came along it was all just speculation and everyone is convinced that their style of Judo was Unstoppable where their Shotokan was the best deathtouch and you know whatever it was it was all just s*** talking and guesswork when I look at that box I remember very clearly thinking in my head while they f****** did it they actually did it like this is the thing that everybody knows talked about that and everybody weather make them duke it out Kumite style like a f****** Jean-Claude Van Damme movie in a cage but even better because in a cage have to go to I would tell people when I was working for you guys I was on news radio doesn't NBC sitcom fortunately Newsradio was not doing well it wasn't popular the network didn't come up to me and go pay fuk head we doing cage fighting almost got cancelled good Shoujo it was a very good show good character but we didn't have the benefit of political backing so we got moved a lot and it was never like a guarantee it but when I was doing it people that talk to me like I was doing p*** they were talk to me like I was off like shooting p*** on the weekend like what you doing you doing why you doing that why you why you interview in cage fighters wrong with you for liking watch I like watching dude I'm telling you man I got seriously judged by by people in the in the industry back then when it's not popular at all which is a snooty little town in Westchester outside in New York absolutely no Vox it's you know it's rumored to be an Olympic sport in the making so that would make sense but you know if you have curling as an Olympic sport MMA out Scottish the three Scottish listeners you have or busting a gut right now though I love the Canada Dry material I was on one of those shows like best damn Sports show or something like that way way way back in the day and I was telling them I said I think it's going to be an enormous national sport one day and they were laughing I thought it was hilarious there's a lot of stick-and-ball guys in the sports business that's still like rock and roll who does amateur football use college football and he was talking about after Anderson Silva broke his leg but this is the reason why he would never cover the UFC never has never will you know MMA fans are making billions of dollars there are no rules guys not commenting on other sports Joe higher moral ground Sports guys that turned the sport into heroic Endeavor and I think NFL films was really changing in in the media business Sports business cuz they turn football into this epic story and it became very advertiser-friendly and it you know ends up and you know the Super Bowl which is the most advertiser-friendly thing in the planet right so I think that whole thing was built out and Anything That Rocks the boat the way we rock the boat with boxing when Tyson was moved from pay-per-view to Fox opposite the ultimate ultimate back in the day there had been a heavyweight boxing match on broadcast I think 16 years and strangely Tyson is put up against our Tournament of Champions you know that's not a coincidence so I think when you're protecting something you know it's a Siege mentality and I think a lot of that pure Sports guys still feel a little bit threatened by the UFC always do that bike shows on opposite of Affliction or opposite Ward I do you know I am the number one Dana fan I got to say it said he's the greatest if it wasn't for him I wouldn't be working for the UFC this time around I was like that's back when Goldberg and Osborne and what they were doing it that was you know mm 1 or 2 mm mm yes I was just watching the way I got it the way you got an instantly and then was in and then you're in you know and you're a Mormon you can't do you know you're going to have four wives or whatever special underwear or whatever it is you are in


    Joe Rogan Looks Back at His First UFC Appearance
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    you pulled me anybody I was I was in Los Angeles and I got a call from my manager and that was essentially saying this is thing that we got an offer for I'm sure you're not going to want to do this but next UFC 12 in 1997 and was the president owner of meats how dare you cuz I was I was I was picking my Bob Marley was the the owner and Campbell McLaren what was your official title producer now but you know i i i e p to shows and was the head of programming for the company's and you were there for UFC 1 Robbie Williams doing is working for you guys what happened I bet became an old man because you look like a fighter to me and you look more like a fighter now than when you started well I didn't lift weights then that's why I start doing Jiu-Jitsu like right before I did that show but I was just doing kickboxing no no weight lifting ever once I start getting manhandled I'm tired of getting raped download Brazilian jiu-jitsu Gracie Jiu-Jitsu with the family we promise not to break your ribs the first couple times that was a palace object it's impossible to not get your ass kicked and get good at Jiu-Jitsu you have to do it you have to experience it do you think you're good at Jiu-Jitsu black belts really good people


    Joe Rogan on the Kathy Griffin/Donald Trump Severed Head Photo Controversy
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    iccaras probably very gray this point he's in his seventies nothing wrong with that what you think about all this Kathy Griffin s*** she's ridiculous to f****** insane she needs friends why are you doing it's just at 100% attention and no one like you around to do what the f*** are you talking about pretend you want to murder of Isis style and hold his head up to the camera like a hostage video that's f****** crazy I think. It's just it's it's one of those things where both both parties both extreme left extreme-right are at such a a heightened version of what's Happening that people are becoming blind to like logic yes never did that with a oh, holy on the f****** world would stop spinning to be so much chaos from that it would be f****** it would be an insane thing to see that happened well look and it's just that's not anyone's solution like this not real Salt Lake holding up that head is not a real solution like killing anybody like that. Even if it's like the worst person like that is f****** barbaric that from Osama Bin Laden if we found the video of Osama bin Laden one of the seals held him down and cut his head off and then he'll up the camera we'd be f****** extremely like what are we doing why don't you just kill him kill him but we're not them we're not torture terrorize all these are the people we are not going to become what we're afraid of right right and that's what she's doing but holding that you are becoming what you were afraid of your becoming a monster your yours you're dead face you're not even emotionally attached the fact you're holding up his bloody head kind of nonsense false imagery is this like you don't really think that you don't really feel that is it art like what is it is it art for the argument from from fresh sake was it's an artistic piece with it would have been with the photographer whose but it's about a real person that's not Medusa head you're holding up crazy your own head assume a certain amount of mockery and I agree that he does agree everybody in any position of power like that is going to eat you can have people coming at yours but there's a difference between that and advocating of a brutal assassination in Herre video that's the head head removal then a list promote the murder in and torture someone cutting their head off the whole thing is crazy but it's just it's the something that people do with their trying to get attention or they're trying to entertain or trying to be shocking that just it's it's it's a continuation of of trying to be in people's frontal lobe you know it's like people in Hollywood at some point just want to stay in Hollywood and I feel like that's what she she does a lot I want to see I want to do something turn on the f****** New Year's Eve host that she does or whatever so she can stay in Hollywood it's such a disgrace disgrace to the director was told me that the saddest never imagined if this is this is an actor and and I just wear the sun in and another son in the Earthen moving moving around one another just like an actor in a spotlight as if the spotlight has is on the actress in point but when it moves away if he ever tried to move towards it is going to become sad went when it shifted out of your line of sight when when you're working your press has shifted if your time perhaps maybe coming to a close as far as it's worth when you are continuing the search for it does nothing more desperate and more obvious that you can always see when someone's hunting for it again in the sad it looks it looks desperate it's also contrary to the very reason people like you in the first place like people like you because you're doing things they enjoy doing good work you're doing good, you make it a good movie whatever the f*** you do make me good song that's why they like you I want to like you because you're trying to get attention or that you trying to get people to to just let me what is that and what what what do you get out of holding a head like what kind of a tat do get like a year f*** em kill em like there's people that do things like that and they could have easily been right there's might be left they could have easily been right it's a it's a way of thinking and you get that way of thinking than you program yourself you get locked into this predetermined pattern of behavior


    Kelly Brogan on her Problem with Birth Control - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    it's almost just like if you embrace it then there's something just like everything did and miserable for. Of time and then it blooms has no idea that there's any point to you know a cycle of energy the month that that's annoying but there's a way you can wrap your mind around it where you work if your on birth control you have no menstrual cycle right so you're just like you like a man you're like a flatline the whole month but there's actually something really empowering if you understand how to work with your energy shift cuz naturally like a woman's natural mint I know this is really what you want to talk about this out I'm 39 I was on birth control for 12 years so I never knew what it was what it meant to have like a menstrual cycle until very recently cousin died two kids breastfeeding so couple decades into my life I'm just figuring this out but you have like totally different kinds of energy over the course of the month and you have to know how to work with that so there is a kind of energy that you do you want to go out and socialize or you want to stay in and work or you want to sleep more or less and if you don't know how to ride that then you could be sort of Taken off guard by it but if you know how to work with it it's so much more powerful than just having this like artificial hijacking of your endocrine system of your body month-to-month that you give a woman a hormone that convinces her body that she's perpetually pregnant and that a giant percentage of women African venience even from other medical issues like skin issues right asleep I identified as a feminist and I was one of those people who thought that birth control was like a female entitlement like how dare you not make this free and widely available but as I begin to research more about it and more about how it's in many ways like the ultimate you know not to sound too inflammatory ultimate tool for oppression of you know the Modern Woman now I find it incredible that we you know they were still taking it because it seems like a good idea right who wants to do with your annoying menstrual cycle who wants to get pregnant who wants to have endometriosis or polycystic ovary you know who wants to have acne or like hair growing in weird places but it's the magic pill illusion there's no free lunch there's never going to be something that just fixes it for you he just walked off into the sunset there's always a cost in the cost is so much more that's like ranging from literally death all the way to just like subtle alterations in your personality in like the pheromones used to create you know and they're there was just a million woman study in Scandinavia that showed about the vast increase and it did present prescribing for teenagers who are prescribed birth control so it's the beginning of his like a gateway drug sometimes psych meds to a friend who one of his good friends is daughter died from some complications with taking birth control pills and smoking cigarettes Often by parents of girls who have died from pulmonary embolism move now become like activists in this realm is because of birth control pills it's just that we are sort of in train to dismiss the risks as we attached to the promise so we sort of like collude and ignoring that potential you know that's how most people when they think about the birth control pill to think about that's something that liberated women because they can control whether or not they got pregnant and they were allowed for the first time to have careers and do whatever they wanted to because they didn't have to worry about being trapped but that's the biological free lunch thing right there's the author of sex at dawn he was on here and he was talking about how women can like if you smell the are there men you can literally tell the men that you are attracted to you would be biologically compatible with those men and that when they did the same studies on women who are on the birth control pill they couldn't smell the difference of the spider web and leave the rest of it intact area so with birth control for example the idea is where just you know taking over the management of your sex hormones but the rest of your body is going to be totally unaffected and of course as we learn more about how all of these systems are totally and inextricably interconnected we have a better understanding of how you know when you interfere with sex hormones you also potentially have other effects including raising things called binding globulin flammatory response or depleting a number of neutrons and we're having you know it's possible that we haven't even begun to look through the keyhole of the effects on brain and you know so neuropeptides and he's Arenas where we don't have any idea what for monel secretion is about like we just have to defer to the probability that our bodies are more complex than we've right like begun to understand so your biology is meant to guide you how are you and it's meant to create a sense of Vitality if you can inhabit your body and be in a truce with it that's part of the problem with the mindset of birth control is I'm just going to you know take this over I'm going to manage this thing that begins to sort of divorce you from your sensibilities we don't really know is the point that's couldn't answer I think I have we don't really know but it does make sense that you're you know the subtle nature of your biology that involves you know sort of guiding your human interactions and particularly sex-related interactions is going to be derailed Amy low libido is one of ironically the most common disclose side effects of birth control so you're you're taking it so that you can have unprotected sex you don't feel like having sex ultimately anyways so don't even really that well-thought-out I think my most of us is very bizarre but what other alternatives are there I mean if you're a woman and you want to have control of whether or not you get pregnant just not a whole lot of options other than weird ones like iuds which seemed real weird put in and two and a $700 in two and a half weeks later I had it take a nap cuz I just felt weird about having like a pharmaceutical metal in my I feel it in there no no no it's not really anything but which is like this highly calibrated thermometer and you track your sacrifice you have to make in order to learn how your cycle works and then you get the benefits of being in your hormonal milia you know like it's not that complicated but they're still learning curfew no requires like learning how to be a woman and also sharing the onus because you know with all of these side effects of been talking about your there was like a male birth control study that was just terminated because of how many side effects like the men didn't want to deal with and it's there's such a socio-cultural double-standard around this but if we're talking about six days a month like have we collaborate and try to figure something out you know that doesn't involve all risk of death perhaps what's going on yeah I mean it's a little more sophisticated than that it actually has the efficacy like about 99% efficacy if you listen to it that's part of the you no room for human have sex now if you want to conceive or if you don't then don't red or yellow women are on birth control I don't know the stat offhand upwards of like 10 million I would say about the exact number of people taking some sort of a substance that alters the very nature of who they are looking at because I'm very interested in medications that have potential you know Gateway effects around psychiatric meds that we are in informing women of before you know they start the prescription so whether it's like acid blocking medications you know or antibiotics you know birth control vaccines these things to have known psychobiological effects if you don't know that then you'll never connect the dots and then you end up in the polypharmacy realm or you're taking multiple meds without ever knowing where the dominoes like started to fall you know birth control vaccines these things have known psychobiological effects if you don't know that then you'll never connect the dots and then you end up in the polypharmacy realm or you're taking multiple meds without ever knowing where the dominoes like started to fall


    Dana White Tells Floyd & Roger Mayweather Stories - JRE Throwback
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    a lot of guys have broken their hands because the f****** is stronger than the the beginning we saw a lot of like Jim Wars Southside lights we realized after doing that for a while and f****** go at it worked with Mayweather I worked with Nick one kick Floyd when Floyd was first come out and we we all work together in these gyms you know he had one time there was this dude who's the heavyweight his name is Tracy and him and Rodger Mayweather f****** got into it Chase it was a young heavyweight 24 year old kid heavyweight and Rodger was f****** 147 yeah in his forties and Rodger sounded like what you say motherfuker go back and forth I go s*** are we going I got in the f****** ring start a fight and then yeah I started f****** fighting and at the end of the round the bell went off Tracy tried to stop and Rodger f****** let him up and he goes no rounds motherfuker no rounds so they just kept fighting straight f****** through until f****** Tracy quit Rodger f****** whooped his ass me f****** quit and forties yeah and then and then when he quit Rodger Hitta 89 * average walking quit is basically like don't ever f****** mouth off to me in this gym of 147-pound 40 year old should happen and f****** cheap boxing gyms man crazy shed over here. Incredible would you ever hear about the flu again hardcore like looks like a hardcore like real dude and you just walk into a gym I heard he walked in the top-ranked their gym pistol-whipping people and f****** pulling out guns with Floyd shittin kind of sex just whatever their beef was got it straightened out


    Joe Rogan & Gad Saad - Equality of Outcome
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    so I'm not sure if this is where you want to go but I had you as you were describing the sort of quest for improvement one of the one of the threats of that reflects or one of the dangers of that reflect it's precisely how totalitarian ideologies develop where they argue that our current state of the world is faulty and if only you implement our ideology Juju it could be communism it could be it right bperfect socialism in a way by which we could reach that Utopia if only you adhere to our ideology so there is a real danger in sort of succumbing to that and I buy that's one of the time reading right now book by William gairdner who might come on my shoulders like a political scientist his book is called The Great Divide where he actually lays out some of the sort of fundamental foundational differences between liberals and conservatives in terms of reviews on how because of the starting positions being so different having no overlap between the Venn diagrams don't overlap that's why you end up speaking over each other without being able to find common ground so one of these differences is that and I I describe something similar using different terms a lot of the quote liberals and progressives view our brain as being Blank Slate right it's infinitely malleable and so if you see differences between you pull it can't be because there was a starting point difference Michael Jordan was not innately likely to be better than you in basketball there were some environmental conditions that led Michael Jordan to become who he is and not got side to be the best NBA player ever and if only we can find the appropriate social intervention strategies then we could all have equality of outcomes and so that is a faulty understanding of human nature because human nature as of course you know it's really an interaction of our biology and our environment but so much of the welfare state is based on this idea that no we need more of your tax money so that we could Implement is social engineering program so that we could reach that Utopia where we are all equal outcome and frankly I think that's complete nonsense found the competition that they can't win exactly how I see it by the way it's by my university has a very sort of social welfare state and Quebec The Province where I live is sort of socialist on welfare on steroids and so in the context of the University's all of the metrics of reward are removed so that we can have a quality of health comes in the way that you instantiate that is through the Union's right there's a very powerful Union that ensures that all professors are roughly treated equally because we're all social and there's a queen bee and then the rest of us are all equal but of course humans are not equal some are smarter some work harder some more apathetic some more honest Amish heaters and so this idea of constantly having to have some external agent manage the process so that we could all be equal to me is grotesque and it goes back so I think probably our first conversation you and I had when I was saying that you know I would love to eventually come through California because at least in the United States the society has been less parasitized by the social welfare idea of course the the Democrats are more so than the Republicans but as a general rule Canada is basically pure social welfare we're all equal and of course Justin Trudeau's there's only trying to push that idea even more rule Canada is basically pure social welfare we're all equal and of course Justin Trudeau's there's only trying to push that idea even more


    Joe Rogan on Amanda Nunes Pulling Out of UFC 213 From a Sinus Infection
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    can I see you I see question yes please do what's the what's the Hollywood babble-on but over what happened with Nunez sinus Titus she has apparently like severe sinus infections that affect our balance and they get really bad and she got one the day of the weigh-ins she made it through the weigh-ins and then she was having like a serious episode to the point where they checked her into the hospital the word was that she wanted to compete but her coaches did not want her to compete they look like you're having like a really hard time like walking like apparently when your sinuses get like really inflamed a box with your equilibrium in are second and third hand by the way I didn't talk to her and you know that's what you have to do you have to have her talk about it but it's super unfortunate because that was the highest level women's MMA bout ever in terms of the overall a bill of the two athletes I think Valentina shevchenko and Amanda Nunez they represent the peak yet these are that this is the best we've ever seen ya Nunez is a ruthless knockout Striker you beat the s*** out of Ronda Rousey and she choked the s*** out of me should take she's a real legit black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu knockout Striker and then Valentina shevchenko is a Muay Thai Champion ridiculous stand up and you know she caught Julianna Pena with an armbar from guard like her ground game is nasty to me is legit for her to catch pan armbar that's staggering and her striking is so good like it's on the Holly Holm fight she shot Holly Holm down where is like being Holly Holm f*****-up Germaine de randamie with a? Kick drop their with a straight left hand she never had close to that kind of success against Valentina Valentina super high-level with her striking her movement sheets to fight Southpaw cheese that beautiful check right hook that she throws it like keeps everybody mind their p's and q's she's at a super well round so it's really unfortunate that those two didn't go out at but it's going to be a good fight I think they're going to schedule it again for the the event that is after the end of July event I think it's 215 they're going to schedule it for but then Amanda Nunez whenever headline in the van again and I just don't think you can force someone to fight if she really did have a cigar the company word but if she's like was that f***** up I just can't imagine she wasn't that f***** up mean it's got to suck if you spent millions of dollars promoting a fight and then here it is and then people bought the pay-per-view and then it falls apart going to give refunds and I don't know what they will welcome to Welcome to the music industry when it was at its see no it's big peak in the nineties people look like paychecks for staff and like yeah this is going to be going to get Mariah Carey for millions of dollars our thing and then she goes catching ambivalent I have not caught him ambivalent dick yeah we are merchants of emotion that's what we do and you know both Fighters one little dumb thick walking up the stairs to the Octagon he can pull in your ACL f****** separates from your body yeah you can slip and he stepped on a pipe and slipped and fell on his head was concussed like right before the main event right before the main event he was walking backstage you stepped on something slipped his leg when I when he hit his f****** head and he was concussed and they cancel the fight yeah that was like a mess I want to say that was a 1997 or 1998 or somewhere around there and it was like what ya that can happen for sure and then for a fighter this so much about who they are is dependent upon their confidence in their state of mind and if she hears that the UFC is pissed at her to the pull out of the fight and then they say that they'll never have her headlining event again when she goes from being this Superstar with 2 specs Glee performances against the most popular women's fighters of all time those two between Miesha Tate and Ronda Rousey I wouldn't say arguably the most popular women fighters of all time coincidentally they're both the hottest how weird you know like you got to be a fighter it's a lot. helps a lot. I'm not hot and I'm not a chick I know it is both of those things I don't want to bring it up though they want to rub your butt


    Joe Rogan Reacts to McGregor/Mayweather Face-Off
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    can you hear me okay Connor settlement he's got Conor McGregor standing right in front of them for advice so if anything goes south Connor doesn't have his f*** you pinstripe suit on though he's got his f*** you attitude in his fists right now. Dana White's video feed you can watch on right now you want to listen to go to Dana White's Instagram profile and then went to go to an Instagram profile go to the video that's playing in his YouTube there's like a link like on his Instagram and he's laughing and having a great time and Floyd seem like he seemed a little rattle I like how confident this guy is when they were going face-to-face standoff with each other yeah give me some volume when they get face-to-face it let go back to that listen to him talk some s*** before that go before that he is. Is little league is little head Miranda Sings coming out and Floyd Mayweather get in front of each other so students who the head to Inhumans Lucas Floyd gets up and says a bunch of s*** and bunch of other people say a bunch of s*** Floyd look really stupid 100 million back it up back it up which one you want to go that's right Ellen tickets Darrell the dog Boys Boys Boys amazing hands hurt when it gets cold cuts boys had a bunch of hand surgeries because your hands hands hurt when it gets cold they hurt when it's cold all all I can look at it from a disc is is flight older a slightly smaller he's also the greatest defensive boxer of all time like literally of all time and Michael Jordan was arguably one of the best basketball player to put them back in the game today has been out for that long he still relevant I mean he's it's only been a couple of years was it 2 years so that was that was my first look that's what you look at you go age reach size watching what happened to McGregor up against Diaz tapping that wasn't really ready for that larger due to hit him is that the equation but then you know a joke so he's you think about Floyd is I think you have an idea of what you can do to him until you get inside the ring with them and then you realize how good he is his defense is just on another level he's in a completely different Zone all by himself his movement the way he's able to figure out what you going to do is wait he processes your movement throws it into his box and computer and then before you know and he's catching you before you even know what you're doing he's just a wizard family comes to boxing the thing is Connor is a way bigger guy he's younger he's way stronger I mean physically strong or not just in terms of like punching power is way stronger with punching power but is also like stronger physically like if it gets ahold of Floyd and starts manipulating them I'm very curious to see what his trainer John kavanagh's a very very smart guy I know is also work with Paulie malignaggi the world champion and one of the best boxing commentators in the business he's helping Connor it's going to be interesting you know on paper you have to say Floyd as a massive Advantage but all this talking where's on a man that's that's a different kind of s*** talking employees ever experienced easy he's like you're dead you're dead and he knows he's right you know he's right Floyd f****** knows it deployed he lets his ego get crazy let me just give him one more weapon in your f***** to eat I up and you want to do this and over-the-top comes in elbow and your f****** leg give out on you want give him one more weapon give him knees knees are like kicks week at least it's crazy like I just think Connor I just think you need to calm down a little bit and then give him one give me one more weapon give him these these are like kicks we can't read it's crazy like I just think Connor I just think you need to calm down a little bit and then give him some space


    Joe Rogan on Why He Doesn't Perform at Colleges
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    like who was it was it one of the guests I had in the past Hal Sparks I think was how sparks that went over to Dubai and he did a bit and he was told by one of the people in the audience that he was going to be arrested because he referred to one of the Royal Family by the wrong name called him sir instead of your highness and so they were going to arrest him some other member of the royal family stepped in and stopped it because he said no he was respectful and he just didn't understand the tradition in him up in a cage cuz he use the wrong term not even in a disrespectful manner right yeah just just called him sir you know yeah like that's not the place that I'm going I'm just I'm not interested in any place was heckled by these lesbian ass and it should all over them and then they sued him and one because he had done something to violate their human rights because they were heckling not just him but people before him they were disrupting a live performance so do you think that this trend of famous Comics refusing to perform at universities is only going to continue to increase or again have we reached the maximum allowed is going to be blowback Jerry Seinfeld doesn't do it Chris Rock doesn't do it right experience you know I like to talk to people that have lived when I when I talk to people I want to talk to someone who has had affairs and love affairs and has had jobs and then fired his head education and as I want someone with life experience enough is anything wrong with being 18 or whatever 19 but I want someone who's got some living under their belts and I know what the f*** I'm talking about I don't have to explain everything I do I did a concert once I did a show once and universities I was talking about something sexual and I saw this bewildered looks in the eyes her how many people are virgins don't even raise your hand cuz I don't like real fast gotcha I go I'm going to look at the sky would you say that I would be out of line if I said 10% of you were virgins and the place went they went no no that's good for about right people like yellow and I'm like that's crazy 10% of your virgins that's like if there's 200 people that teach one of your f****** virgins I don't have a lot of you know if I have a day or 24 hours in that day I don't have a lot of hours to perform at night if I'm performing at night I got a couple hours so you know I like I like doing actual comedy like doing what I do and then one of things about comedy is it's it's different than any other art form in that like say if you go to see music like you know what you're going to go see you don't usually just say go live music by Greta let's hope that it's something I'm interested in you know we're going to see easy followed by Johnny Cash followed by a rock and roll The Viper Room most likely going to hear some rock and roll Country Western Bar stand up comedy people get upset if you're not doing like what appeals to them and their sensibilities don't go to nightclubs that's what I like I don't even do corporate gigs I get a lot of offers to do these corporate gigs and they'll pay you a lot of money as lb to tame the audience they won't just like it's not a it's not a real comedy show it's like you guys are it's like your dad sad paying fifty-grand to have these guys stay in your backyard some weird ego thing I saw my friend Dana White who is ahead of the UFC he had a birthday party years back and Stone Temple Pilots played for that dude died of an overdose by and Stone Temple Pilots mean they kind of got everybody to pay attention move towards the stage but people a didn't know to expect Stone Temple Pilots who was a big surprise and when I even introduced them when I introduced Stone Temple Pilots people didn't even think that it was really going to be Stone Temple Pilot out like I what I said happy birthday to Dana thank him for everything and then I said and I'm going to blow your mind right now ladies and gentlemen Stone Temple Pilots and they came out and it was really Stone Temple Pilots and they went hard they did their fit was really really impressive stuff cuz they did their full-on concert concert like a hundred percent all out it was intense it was really amazing but it wasn't a lot of people paying attention and why was why was sitting there watching I was like you know what ya never again I'm never doing I mean I'd already decided I wasn't going to do it I was going to do that anyway


    Joe Rogan & Gad Saad - Islamic Immigration
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    about to go back to the brain where my DSO I coined the term not to be cute but to actually name the collective condition I call it ostrich parasitic syndrome not Justa something that I talked about on my public engagement what is it that causes some people to be more likely to be parasitized by the types of mindsets that would cause you to suffer from ostrich parasitic syndrome so a classic example would be which I guess we'll get into how much evidence do you need to see around the world that there might be some religious ideology that is somewhat problematic and hypothetical to secular living room modern values how much information or what is the type of information that you would need to see before you're able to arrive for such a conclusion and so one of his own picking up doing is to formally quantify a score of opiates how much somebody suffers movie at doesn't type of mindset and what are some predictors that can help us understand who is more or less likely to be affected by this might send well there's certain people that just never want to hurt anyone's feelings lab except when they think that it is within their rights contact that person because that person is somehow another victimizing someone else and then they'll be far more egregious than the original offense did you know about that guy that in Canada that's getting sued will he the Human Rights Council fined him $12,000 cuz you walked into an apartment that he owned with shoes on and says there was a Muslim family living there their lease was up and he was looking to rent the apartment they stopped responding to his texts and so he opened apartment to show this this apartment that he owns and because he walked into a building that he owns with his shoes on he has to pay them $12,000 for failing to accommodate their religious practices while showing their apartment to prospective tenants that's crazy. We just had a thing called the motion and 103 are you familiar with this look at this statement also found that he ha ask them and created a poisoned housing environments right there you go shoes sensibilities are more equal than others are so you'll notice that there's a lot of people that are they will accuse everyone of islamophobia yet they'll s*** on Christians now it's really common like they don't it's not that they believed in religious freedom it's that they like a pet cause and the pet cause almost like being a contrarian to a lot of like far-right people who are really terrified of Muslims like they're trying to like figure out how to how to balance that out with their own ridiculous left-wing version of it why are two elements to it one is afraid to criticize criticize are the Oscars presentation remote speaking of they're all sort of erroneous ideas that people have been infected with you don't delete the Muslim religion is a religion for the downtrodden the the brown people of the Exotic other and so to to criticize them when they are a hapless exotic minority is simply racist and sexist and people believe that even though most of the countries that these people are coming from when they come to the West not only are they the majority they're all the exclusive majority rights so they are out of I think 56 countries that constitute the OIC the organization of Islamic cooperation something like 29 or 30 countries that exclusively Islamic there are no longer any religious minorities isn't order of 99.9 something just to argue that people who come from these countries are you no religious minorities want me the religious minorities when they come to the west but they're all coming from countries we're not nevermind that they're the majority they've never enter it was someone who did not share your faith I don't think people understand that is that happens here but you can't turn back from that without violence right if I mean I'm not saying that it would happen in the United States but the fact that it can happen anywhere means it can happen everywhere I mean it really can't I mean it's a it's a it's a big reach on my part to say that cuz there's no evidence whatsoever that it's going to happen here but if you really look at some of the countries that are suffering under this these really oppressive religion ideologies were women allowed to drive where they have to wear covering all over their body that signifies their part of this religious sect like if that if someone try to do that today like if you had some blonde haired blue-eyed guy that made all women wear a certain outfit and they weren't allowed to drive and they weren't allowed to have the same rights how many people would be standing up for that especially if it was a new thing or something about old things like old ideologies and legitimacy what is a character said you take an idea that someone holds if he doesn't Coke a Coca Thunder the robe of religion you committed to a psychiatric institution if he said no no but this belief that's part of my religion suddenly you get a free pass. But to speak to your point about while that you were stretching about it happening in United States you're not stretching it at all as a matter of fact I've argued for that one day when Trump won that if you look at a long-term on the issue of Islamic immigration if what you focus on is do we have the proper vetting process used to stop terrorist Isis terrorist from coming in that's a very short term review of the problem but if you recognize that societies will take often very very long time before they become estimize it's not as though every single country that today is Islamic became instantaneously overnight at Sonic in some cases it wasn't very very quick Invasion and other cases it took 500 years for the demographic Rihanna teeth shifted and so yes if you look at it from the perspective of 10 20 50 100 years the US stands no threat but take a long-term view I love this quote from the I think was a Taliban who said that the United States have all the clocks and watches we have all the time in the world and other words inshallah eventually God willing We Will Conquer you so this is the right way to look at this issue do you wish to have asses they become more islamized or less I mean draw another analogy at the end of every day you can wear yourself and one of three things are going to happen you'll be the lost weight that day your weight did not change a single ounce or you've put on weight so that's analogize this with Islam when Islam comes into a place either the society gets better nothing changes or gets worse do we have enough data at this point after 1400 years to suggest that we can try to bet what will happen to society the answer regrettably is Yes again I hate to have to preface of course most Muslims are lovely and peaceful and wish to Simply raise their children but it's long as an ideology when it comes into a new Society is it a good thing if yes let's all turn Islamic if no then maybe we should have an honest conversation about this and honest conversations what's really important because these things get so emotionally charged like the infamous Ben Affleck Sam Harris debacle on Bill Maher show but that to me is the perfect example cuz Sam speaks in such a measured tone and he's so educated about it he's not making these big gigantic leaves but people love to jump on him and call racism I he sent me some video but I just watch the other day where a bunch of people are just taking complete out of context statements that riveting into him as being like this is what he believes on things when if you listen to the full extent of the conversation he's literally saying like that I'm going to say something here that could be taken out of context but what I'm saying is like imagine if someone was saying this right how do you respond to that and they use that as a statement I mean that there's there's so much of that going on there's so much so dishonest well they said there's this weird not me thing that they're doing it's like they there I'm not the racist he's the racist and they get very like the like he was like that is so gross that is so racist like instead of just discussing this conversation I'm discussing this especially on the Bill Maher show because that shows all the shows is not to criticize that show but all the shows we have a panel of six people what you see is a bunch of people waiting to say something and they got to jump in and it's almost like they have to be salacious or they have to be outrageous just to get heard you know like everyone it's it's those kind of shows promote this sort of disingenuous community because you have to you can't be politely you and I can be polite it's just you and I we can talk and we can have these long-form conversations but I'm that show you don't have the time to unpack what's wrong with all ideologies all things that tell you how to think forget about whether or not you think you came from Jesus or the prophet Muhammad or Joseph Smith anytime there there's a doctrine that tells you how to think because of some mystical present some deity or Prophet who has gotten the wisdom of the universe and you met must not question women have to wear veils and dress up like beekeepers and I mean all that stuff is very very problematic because people are prone for whatever reason I mean some I guess it's some something goes back to tribalism and alpha male chimpanzee Behavior we're prone to follow prone to follow leaders and it makes it easier and that's one of the things you're seeing here while it's amazing is that thank you attack Sam because of the game of identity politics he scores really poorly right he's in Southern California and white male who doesn't speak any of the languages that matter I rather go to want his parents had money that is Baron had money so I've loved that is the creator of Golden Girls that's one of the Golden Girls that was running and you see a thing is Susan Harris or something but anyways someone like me who comes from the Middle East to escape that reality somewhere like Ayaan hirsi Ali I don't have many people on my show I don't know how much you followed that a lot of people who've all escaped from this world either there's they still consider themselves Muslim but you know not you know Muslim light or ex-muslims in many cases they will be attached imagine so there is some woman who went to Wellesley College who doesn't know anything about this long short of whatever she learned in her b******* Progressive course she will lecture to us what true Islam is not the people who lived under it not the people who ran away from it she knows better because so it's really it's growth packet infuriated it's stunning and it's all so confusing cuz like when when you see them do it like I mean anytime someone goes so far overboard that objective reasoning is out the window and you know you're so committed to whatever position that you're in that you can't look at both sides of it I could see why a lot of religious Traditions are would be comforting to people remind them of where they came from give them pride of their Homeland give them up personal good feeling that they're connected to some sort of an ancient tradition friend as long as it's not a pressing other human beings and there's got to be some I mean actually cultural patterns of behavior that people do at celebrations like it Oktoberfest or not to like that those things promote some sort of a pride like I guess a pride in Germany and their beer making and all that stuff without a pressing people you know that by the way this is a good segue to what you're talking about is something that is upsetting me these days to increasingly so some people are now trying to draw a distinction between Islam and islamism the reason why I mention this because it's long has two elements there's a spiritual part right which is you know kind of like your Oktoberfest that pray this way and I'll leave in a garden of Morpheus the goddess one but then within Islam is a much larger component of politics political Islam so when you say something like well you know we should be attacking islamism as if it's something that is outside of this long that's simply false islamism is Islam right or the one the prime minister of turkey and I can quote many other Islamic said Islam is Islam the term moderate Islam as soon as in all these other qualified are nonsensical now the reason why that upsets me is because it's Grant's people a false sense of security and hope you know Islam is wonderful but we need to attack this separate thing called islamism well from day one 1400 years ago Islam was islamism. It doesn't mean that there isn't a spiritual element that doesn't mean that most Muslims just want to practice apart but there is no set of Doctrine and a separate book called radicalized islamism it all comes from the same text that comes from the Quran that comes from the Hardee's and it comes from the Serie the biography of Muhammad so so this kind of false narrative that people are promulgating so that they seem as though they're not frontally attacking a religion while laudable while nice I get that reflects its faults and so again to go back to our point talking honestly we need to talk honestly there's only Aslam some people choose to practice it's fully some people choose to ignore the ugly part but there is no such thing of islamism islamism is part of Islam now you are a person that goes out of your way to say now we're not talking about the kind sweet Islamic people that just want to raise their children now so how do you sort of manage those two ideas that they're the same like when the term radical mom gets thrown around right so radical Islam simply means I really take my Aslam seriously right it's not as strong as a silly analogy if I don't eat pork am I radical Jew or am I a Jew right now I have to be Jewish I simply ignore the koshery like that says don't eat pork. Nobody built identity it includes a shared history shared lineage of Boston and there's a shared history from all people who grew up around the time that you grew up in Boston and there's a sense of affiliation and tribalism would that reality being Jewish as far as I'm concerned and foremost Jews is exactly that we don't 30 take the religious elements very seriously now that doesn't mean that we are practicing a light Judaism or non-radical just Judaism we're simply ignoring those parts of Judaism that we choose to ignore so there is no such thing as radical Islam there are no books called radical Islam there is a set of doctrines called Islam and then I could do what's called cafeteria Islam which is I pick and choose the parts that I wish to adhere to so again the discourse is a false narrative I understand the reason for it because people find it rather ghost to attack front of your religion at least do that Islam so they have to I call this the the the ism magic Aristocrat you add isn't there something that makes a bad Islam is good islamism is bad for you I would like to defend you if there's a lot of people that are listening right now or or Epsom not not even defend you but offer up some information like you grew up in a place we're being Jewish was Lethal I mean you your life was threatened certainly when the Civil War broke out prior to that you could live in Lebanon to do people knew that we were Jewish but no you're placed you. By the way it's something that I explained when when discussing and I'm not sure if we discuss this on the show but it might be worth repeating either but we discussed your past and Lebanon is a third class citizen comes out of chronic Elixir basically said that when it when Islam comes into a society you basically have three choices if you're not a Muslim you could either convert you could either get killed or if you are people of the book meaning Christians and Jews meaning people of the book that you're also obvious that you're also from a abrahamic faith then you could live as Adam me and then me as a protected class protected in cause we taller and in order to tolerate you was going to remind you repeatedly of your subservient position now at different points across the blast 1400 years that mechanism was either instituted very forcefully or more likely so on the context of Lebanon which is which was a very Progressive and modern country in the Middle Eastern contact there wasn't somebody knocking on our door and Levi envisia that yes or else we're going to rape your daughters but you didn't wear a big star of day because that might be construed as inflammatory just like the example that you started off the show you're hurting our sensibilities by pushing your Judaism on us right so your your status did not always have been threatened in that my head is going to come off at any minute right my parents grew up and live there they didn't die but once the civil war broke out then it became lethally dangerous to be Jewish and we were going to be executed we left so you never know when we're going to go from tolerating you to off with their heads and that's been the history for the past fourteen hundred years and so again when people think but it's Mom is not that bad looker and under Lucia Jews and Christians and Muslims used to walk around handing handing in Spain around the 15th 16th century below me yes people were not being beheaded everyday but you knew your place and that's not a quality and its kind interesting when you talk about this idea about how people are reluctant to criticize Islam because they're worried about the repercussions of this kind of speaks to how rare it is that people do violate those principles in those countries because if you do have a culture that's 99% Islamic especially if they go buy the book like every step of the way like there's not going to be a lot of people that are step the line for fear of the horror riffic repercussions now psychologically in this country you're seeing that for some strange reason emerging from the left and emerging from a lot of like really Progressive colleges and universities where they want to be almost the first ones to step up and say don't criticize this one particular religion which is it's very odd because it's the most regressive his unbelievable it's it's very strange position to be a progressive who's reinforcing the ideologies of a regressive culture that's a very ancient elephant credible is that they'll come up with ways to defend this cognitive inconsistency and has that's part of the ostrich parasitic syndrome in our Dimension example of ostrich logic and he's very liberal so the idea then becomes that as long as I can identify a single Exemplar of a Islamic person who does not otherwise adhere to what Islam dictate then it's not true that this is bad this is a manifestation of a more General cognitive bias which goes like this if I walk into class and I say look you homo sapiens are sexually dimorphic they are 1/8 sex differences between the two Sexes men are bigger than women open up their hands here but my Aunt Linda is taller than my Uncle Joe OG Darwin is dead right so they they identify a singular Exemplar that is supposed to falsify a statement that is only true of the population level so there's that one example is there for as long as nice place where Jews lived in Islamic countries and weren't killed hey but you still have your head the report that I usually give it well until they were going to cut off my head but secondly Jeffrey Dahmer if you take I think he was guilty of 17 murders if you take the number of days that he lived as an adult until he was caught as a percentage of the days of the he killed somebody 99.1 ever percent of the days Jeffrey Dahmer is a lovely guy so it's unfair for you to say that Jeffrey Dahmer is a mean guy giving that 19 he's nice so what you have to basically do is take each of these ostrich logic arguments and analogize how idiotic they are but it's very exhausting because the bent as you said of all these progressives is to do whatever they can to protect the ideology I told becomes exhausting to consistently have to try to fight through all the Clutter and it's not a thought that it's it's not something that is structured with objective reasoning it's some structured with their own particular ideology that does not want to criticize this one segment of the human population that they think is being persecuted right and meanwhile if you think about throughout currently in the world which ideology persecutes the most number of other people so if you talk about Bloody borders right Islam has fought with Buddhist Islam fights with animus Islam fights with Jews Islam fights with Christians dog fights with Tibetan Monks so another words Islam doesn't necessarily make for very good neighbors why because again notwithstanding the fact that most Muslims are lovely and just want to raise their kids Islam is a supremacist ideology it basically says that the world is meant to all be United under the flag of Allah now some people take that seriously others don't but the doctrines of Islam are very clear we should all submit to Islam if 95% of Muslims don't adhere to that team pennant it only 5% do that means we're always going to have friction in some cases it'll be like Lebanon by the way I predicted that in Europe This is on record we can probably find it that in Europe within 15 20 25 50 years we're going to have Lebanon all over the place and and now it's starting to happen right at one point we were having daily attacks all over Europe so so again if you're going to increase Islamic and directions to the west of course most people are nice and just want to escape through a better world but are you willing to take the risks for what's about to happen are you willing to accept people whose cultural and religious values are perfectly antithetical to yours so example if you do Pew surveys from around the Middle East or Islamic country about your views on Jews while you get things like 95 to 99% Jew hatred so if I am can if I'm a Canadian Jew and I see that 50000 syrians are going to come in is it that I'm filled with hatred towards syrians or am I simply someone who calculates statistical regularities and basically says that out of 50,000 people if 95% have endemic jew-hatred that's part of the identity do I have a right to be concerned about this I'm not worried about Haitians there black people I'm not racist I'm not worried about the Vietnamese right I'm worried about the cultural and religious baggage that you bring in what about your views to clitoris has or homosexuality or religious minorities or or black dogs Darwin forbid if you're a black dog you're not black dog at that mean Muhammad hates a dog but he particularly hated black dogs so again so what do they do with blocked on animal cruelty they're not very tolerant towards dog if you touch a dog before you're heading to prayer this is called Natchez in pure by the way the kuffar the non-muslims are also measures there their they're there as in pure as urine and blood and sperm and feces so should I feel bad that there is an ideology that considers me and in pure quality now does that mean that all Muslims are like that of course not 99% of the Muslims I've met have been lovely and many of them are my friend but we should be able to talk about what's inside those books and those books are not radical Islam their Islam let me ask you this what's the alternative I save for Syrian refugees I mean to any kind caring person who has concern for our fellow human beings CiCi's people fleeing and sees the horrific conditions at their that they're confronted with their own country and they really don't have a lot of options and trying to escape to the West what what are the options what do you do there are no clear answers I would certainly say you first place the people who are most a tree when do Societies in the front of the queue so you bring the yazidi women you bring the Christians who are being persecuted Lennon to what about the other the father of the dad is with the wife and the children you can't just have the Father's Day back behind the tent you let the mom go to Toronto with the kids are not fat but what I was saying though is that let people who are non-islamic Force freeing those areas at the front of the queue first but this isn't religious persecution mean or very least it's prejudiced bright meet you at your you're singling people out because of their ideology or because of what religion therefore I'm not because of their past Behavior or any predictors whatsoever about their future Behavior but we do have some statistical irregularity about what types of values those guys are going to come with so I'm not suggesting we close the door Waterpik that City who try to immigrate to Canada in the same sort of a position that your family was in in Lebanon where you were hiding the fact that you were choose no one has an inalienable right to integrate anywhere correct so if you wish to immigrate to the west then leave every single syllable that constitutes a belief attitude position volume that is contrary to ours at the door and then welcome in my brother when is not a crazy thing to say to someone whose entire life and their ideology is it a big part of their identity and who they are like how they view the world so that's at the structure for which they interface with other human being but if those values and something that's supposed to wear in a way I agree with you overall I talked about the entire human population and it would be wonderful if we did that but from Individual to individual we know about the trials and tribulations of people go through on a day-to-day life and religious freedom and a religious ideology in many cases helps people get through the Pains of life it helps them get through the struggles I'm not saying that it's rational but I am saying that in many ways it's a scaffolding for their own personal Behavior got it you would have to then ensure that your religious practice is exclusively practice privately Never Should there ever be an intro into the public sphere no asking for prayer rooms at the university the example that you gave is the slight creeping Jihad right it's the slow it's so my next book is called tentatively it's my change death of the west by a Thousand Cuts right that's the idea that when you take again a parable of the Frog when you put it in boiling water and you do it very slowly the Frog if you do it very slowly if it falls below a just noticeable difference it doesn't notice that the temperature is rising until it's too late and that's right so this idea of just noticeable difference is something that's very important this conversation we're not going to get a Slimmer waist overnight but Egypt before it became Islamic used to be non-islamic once upon a time today it's about 10% Coptic Christian turkey is now 99% Islamic one day it wasn't Iran the great Persian Empires were not Islamic today is almost exclusively Islamic so the United States and Canada are not going to become Islamic in the next 10 years but give it enough time have a long enough view of history and I worry about your grandchildren and mine and so we that's how you have an honest conversation and I'm not sure what the answer is one possibility which I've discussed with folks on my show who are trained lawyers is that there are Provisions in the laws within the United States to declare and ideology as being seditious right so the same way that you could say that Nazism is seditious to our values or communism they are elements of Islam the non spiritual part that it doesn't take Einstein to recognize that they are perfectly antithetical to every single value that you and I would hold dear as westerners so like what what would become those about yesterday for example Shady Hollow right which is the Islamic law by which you organized Society the first premise of Islamic law is that the crime its severity and its punishment depends on the identity of the perpetrator and the victim so imagine the idea of the American Constitution that Justice is blind well that is already violated as the most fundamental tenets of sharia law if a Muslim kills a Jew it's very very different crime then if a Jew kill the Muslim you can just go to the golookup Reliance of the Traveller which is the English translation of sharia law and you'll see all so why should we tolerate this kind of stuff right come in my Muslim Brothers but keep the stuff that you yourself escaped from out of our country we don't want it and if you keep it out come in and let's grow together and I'll get out but why should I be tolerant towards the Intolerable agree with you in theory but I think the problem is as soon as you tell someone to not follow certain aspects of their ideology those aspects become even more attractive and especially if they considered Westby decadent and filled with sin and fornicating and drinking and all the all the things that they think are disgusting and then these people are the ones are telling you that you can't follow the word of God has brought down by the prophet from up on high it becomes even more attractive to them so what do we do what's what's your products psychedelic drugs everyone gets on mushrooms and I'm not kidding deep from the day-to-day vibration of normal life how about just a commitment to reason and science it would be wonderful if we could do that but people are so terrified of death and they're so terrified of the unknown and they're so terrified of not having structure people love having ideological structure that they can govern their life by whole life, just a commitment to reason and science it would be wonderful if we could do that but people are so terrified of death and they're so terrified of the unknown and they're so terrified of not having structure people love having ideological structure that they can govern their life by


    Joe Rogan on McGregor vs. Mayweather Press Tour, Conor's Shit Talking
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    yeah I've had people get upset at me about talking about upcoming martial arts fights because I don't give predictions I very very very rarely give predictions unless there's some gross mismatch it really shouldn't be happening in the first place because you really have no idea what's going to happen there's a high likelihood that something might happen if I look at the way one guy moves versus another guy moves and go into my database of experiences of seeing Allah live competition in knowing what one person is capable of I can make I can make a statement with reasonable certainty but I I don't know if they're injured in training I don't know if they come into the fight sick I don't know if they're breaking up with their girlfriend I don't know if they got Staph Infection 2 weeks before the fighting run antibiotics there's so many variables I don't know if they might get head-butted like we talked about earlier or they might have an injury like in the middle of the fight like something what's wrong with your knee blows out this somebody variable has the thing between the boxer and the MMA guy happened yet but there still a prediction here in front of your huge podcast that the MMA guys are trashed correct I would imagine that most likely he is going to lose a boxing match to the best boxer that has ever lived are in the besides just for from for money thing if you wanted to see a figure skater play hockey against Wayne Gretzky should have had him on back before he blew up he's too big now he's I referred to him as Conrad last time I said the most meteor can all Combat Sports he became so famous so quick and he's a real unicorn in a lot of ways to get so many different things that going for him handsome hi brutal knockout artist predict outcomes and pulls them off and and has been incredibly successful in a short. Of time 1/2 World titles in two different weight classes and is arguably the greatest trash talker ever he trash talks better than anybody is that I actually a big things going on today right the press conference probably yeah it's it's it's the press conference itself will be a show because this guy is so good at getting people riled up and talking s*** and that's half the fun like I was too young to appreciate the Muhammad Ali days but I would imagine that like when Muhammad Ali was challenging Sonny Liston like half of the fun was Muhammad Ali talking s*** like this guy's crazy people riled up and talking s*** and that's half the fun like I was too young to appreciate the Muhammad Ali days but I would imagine that like when Muhammad Ali was challenging Sonny Liston like half of the fun was Muhammad Ali talkingshit like this guy's crazy


    Joe Rogan - The Problem with Chiropractors
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    you you wrote an article and I tweet let me tell you about my chiropractic journey I had a podcast I did with my friend Steve rinella a few weeks back and he has a brother that has a herniated disc real bad and he's got a atrophy and one of his arms got to push nerve and you know the whole thing bulging disc not good yeah and we've got to do something about it right away because the more time you spend with an atrophied arm the longer it takes to rehabilitate that it's a pretty common injury with martial artist swimming get yourself to a physical therapist and then experiences with it and then I read some things about it being b******* and then I got home after the podcast Smoke Joint and a lot of times when I smoke pot I feel bad about some of the things that I've said I was rarely do my boyfriend is a pot lab we have a similar problem so anyway I smoke the pot and then I go, maybe I'm a dick maybe I was rude saying cuz I know people that are chiropractors and I know they're nice people I know they mean well and I'm like maybe I'm a dick the history of car I'm going to say this in are big are quotes chiropractic medicine then I go holy f****** s*** not only do I not feel bad now now I'm angry about at all this is to all you people I'm going to talk to messages from chiropractors that I'm sure nice folks and then I'm really upset because they like this podcast and then like you know you're you're s******* on my business and you have to understand I'm sure a lot of you mean well I'm sure a lot of you do well I'm sure a lot of you try really hard to help your patience and I'm sure a lot of you incorporate a lot of other stuff like massage and cold laser and real science into your therapies but the original the origin the original guy who created chiropractic medicine was a complete total b******* artist magnetic healer in Davenport Iowa in the whole thing is 100% horseshit and I believe 3 editors a fact Checker and our lawyer to make sure that we were bulletproof Onyx we wanted to make sure that we you know that we didn't say anything that stood the information came directly from his book from his phone book so we weren't taking anything out of context one of the quotes on how Chiropractic started came directly from the book and he after after cracking a half deaf person or a deaf person's 500 person was deaf so I'm not sure how how that came about 2 he didn't actually restore the hearing because there are no nerves in the spine connected to your hearing or three this guy is just lying like there is there a couple you know and we're not sure what happened but he like they're still and you know Chiropractic could have done a few things with this they could have disavowed what happened and said you know we still have a system by which we can really try to relieve pain through spinal manipulation but no they're still articles out today chiropractors today but try to claim that yes indeed he did restore hearing because I'm like no could you please just maybe back down and some of the Nutty or claims because they're there is some some minor evidence that you can relieve back pain lower back pain with spinal manipulation and there are there Kairos that are trying to be science-based with this but the history of it is so ridiculous and they try to back down on nothing and that's my science work science works with the newest evidence and it tries to Fig what's real and what's not and they try to double down and all the craziest stuff and I think there are Kairos that are trying to fix the field maybe and say you know the spinal manipulation can help with back pain but that's not what this claim to claim that you can fix everything in the body through these vertebral subluxation that have never been shown and what is a subluxation medical term means that a joint pops out halfway so if you have a dislocation was it which is a complete unit separation of a joint basically and a subluxation is a partial dislocation I know because they happened to my shoulder there there a fun party trick I'll spare you but station in the Chiropractic sense they use this medical term kind of incorrectly they say that you're spying can be somewhat out of joint basically and it causes all your health problems like your pancreas is malfunctioning because your spine is alignment and it's never been proven to happen and they cleaned it they can put you into a state of health by massaging your back and it was created out of thin air by a guy who is a quack the origin is not based on years and years of medical research none of this all this came from the 1800 from a guy who is completely full of s*** freezable like knee braces that have magnets in it guys save your money just get a regular old knee brace if you feel any any relief from one of those magnetic braces it's just from the brace it's not the Magnus yep and there are there studies that show people who go to a massage therapist or a massage practitioner tend to get more relief than people who go to to chiropractor so please go to a massage therapist go to a to a physical therapist those are those are your science-based practitioners Chiropractic it started out of b******* and it's stayed directly and bullshitted original guy who created this guy was a magnetic healer who came up with this somehow or another it's slipped through the cracks and that's what this is they actually go to hospital if you work in a hospital podiatry is like an actual science of studying the foot and some of them are I could be wrong there someone go ahead and please fact check me I believe some of them are podiatric surgeons like I have to know all the anatomy of the feet in order to treat actual foot conditions there like these are part of the medical system chiropractic works kind of separately and on theories that that have never been proven to work they can't even do imaging like half I believe some half of chiropractic clinics don't even have x-rays so how can they show you a hundred percent for sure that what they're claiming it's happening in your back isn't happening and I read any of these are statistics that I found straight from Chiropractic websites from their organizations I have the referenced in the article I just blinking on which place have this one of the Chiropractic boards that does large-scale surveys within Chiropractic about half there were a lot of places a lot of people I'm sure said to you but my chiropractor is good listen to The Bull ship stuff and a lot of my friends said that to they said no they just crack my back they don't try to sell me any b******* supplements about half of chiropractors do the b******* stuff I do the extra the extraneous Wellness stuff so when if you have a 50 of you're playing Russian roulette and you have a 50% chance of getting a bull ship or getting a bullet are you going to do that no like that's I don't want to 50% chance of having a b******* Doctor Who's like well maybe or called really a German I want the guy who knows what he's talking about and this is what you're getting with Chiropractic you're getting a b******* doctor and it's even if you're not a doctor or the guy who and he said he'll the deaf guy went to Palmer Chiropractic College tuition $34,000 a year or had a crack baby spine the guy went to college with saying the crack baby spots it's a gentleman Appalachian like why why why the f*** are you manipulating Vegas is no evidence whatsoever that that helps babies the babies aren't complaining about back pain I've heard one is is that it's so gentle it wouldn't even bruised a tomato skin this infuriates me so much they say from manipulating is fine because the spine has you know within those phones that have the spinal column in the nerves control everything in the body as hell from from simulate stimulating the nerves you can give the infant all the immunity it needs to not need their vaccinations and that's when I get really oh yeah they claim this s*** they are don't need vaccine this is not understand this is not all chiropractors but the American Chiropractic Association this is fairly well sited within the article the American Chiropractic Association they are generally anti-drug they want to use the least amount of inter inter medical interventions possible and chiropractors are not in Most states in this country they are not cleared to either prescribed or give vaccinations so if you can manage to get a family to come into you for pretty much all of their medical needs that creases your bottom line and it stops and you can just say we can do everything for you for some chiropractors chiropractors to be able to give free sports physicals and in in some cases Dupree sports physical is the only time all year when a student will see a doctor so this is Mrs infuriating to her doctor and I mean this is like easiest website there is a put a couple links to in the article where they say you know they're they're not very provax and I mean their language on it is under the condition of Freedom of Choice Medical choice and it's like they don't stay straight out vaccines don't work there bad for you but they're kind of their wishy-washy on it and they're not they don't say vaccines work and you should get them but a couple of chiropractors will try to say we don't need vaccines we can increase your immune system weaken increase your immunity by you no pressing on Spotify caravana Dunham like do me a favor. Tell me which spine which part of the spine you press on to give a child immunity to measles and polio give me tell me give me the titers test that child's titers to show me that there are immune to polio now from you touching their goddamn spine maybe it's like how about this how about I'll punch you in the chiropractor and then you're going to be I can't get behind that no evidence and tells me it's going to make children immune to deadly diseases how did it get this far like how how did this guy who was a magnetic healer who had no background in medicine come up with this system and then have it spread all over the world it's such a good story isn't that people love a story that says that you can heal them without without taking dangerous drugs and at the time forget about it I'm just helping you with anything it's really it's partially because of what it came up because we only found out 50 years after this that that frontal lobotomies were a pad f****** idea and that thalidomide was going to kill babies so we were we were really f****** bad at medicine when this came up and where I mean we're way better at it now but we still don't have the answers to everything and that's kind of a failure of the medical system but it's just a sign of where we are now so think about the number people who have sent us anecdotes saying let me know I was in miserable pain and my chiropractor was the only thing that worked and it's like maybe you needed to get a me to get to physical therapy for longer-term pain but these people that are still going to their Kairos it means they're still in pain and they should go to a physical therapist for you know a couple months of therapy that will eventually strengthen their backs and take care of those issues and me to get a massage but they're going to their Cairo because medical has not said you know we don't have a tricorder can you show the exact thing and say Here's exact medicine drug and thing that will fix you it's kind of and I hate to use a sperm inside of the failures of the medical system that something like this has shown up so we're not perfect at medicine yet and that's why alternative medicine swoops in with b******* what's shocking to me is how far Des medical healer or magnetic healers quack idea. I just thought it was based on something I mean I really did I've been going to chiropractor for years or different chiropractors for years and one of them was like he would take care of you for like 10 minutes of your back a little bit and massage a little bit and pop it and then go all we got it and I'm like okay and I would think our ad man maybe I'll start feeling better now and I can lend you crack your back really well so it's just stunning to me that insurance companies pay for it and then it's been around so long that pushed the American Medical Association and best companies to the whole to kind of accept them as being medically a part of the system and that that's part of why more and more insurance companies now it will cover them and accept them and even though like most doctors won't like a lot of doctors won't refer you the kind of be like well you can look into Cairo like there's there's still the from a lot of doctors push back but there's a little bit more coverage now too because of a lot of lobbying the 70s now of chiropractors do have Center or Treatment Center whatever it is and they have a bunch of different methods of De employee this is not saying that those other methods might not give you some relief. The actual cracking of the next and the cracking of the back there's virtually no evidence that heals anything or tops and he promotes your immune system functioning better or anything like that all these things that that's based on its if they were just claiming we can reduce your back pain if that was the only thing they claimed I probably wouldn't have written the article you know but what they're claiming is that they can fix all of your health by realigning these vertebral subluxations which have never been proven to exist so like whining is the right word but you know they're they're doing they're moving around your back in a way that it kind of national news because you can kind of move and twist in your back will pop but like they're doing some manipulation of things are kind of naturally happen to 2 is fine with you know little tiny little bit I mean tiny bit of degeneration with age I think like I'm not exactly the right expert to explain this type of thing an osteopath would be a better person to explain this cuz there's there are people who are a little better at spinal manipulation than chiropractor which is a d o in Osseo Paso in this country we have MDS Indios and they both can practice medicine doctor of osteopathy doctor of osteopathy I believe was killing me and we had no idea what it was I had a broken rib the difference is an osteopath never claims that there are cracking your back there giving you their giving you your vaccines they're doing you know they're going well there's something wrong with your with your with your ovary were going to send you to a gynecologist like they're doing all the things a doctor should do for your health and if your back is in pain do say do you want to try and manipulation they're not pushing that that's a part of their care and they try to do science-based manipulations for the potential help of of back relief but they don't know they don't want to do that long-term to do with minimally at least that's been my experience with it and it seems to be like there still seems to be I'd say it best week ever since that it helps with with back pain with the problem is they usually do it with other things that also been shown to help with back pain flammatory has all these different factors and it went to a chiropractor dance like we're going to garlic really is good for infections or some stuff that's legit for your heart Ginger I let like when I have a stomach ache I'll go for ginger before I go for without evidence that I think that's the thing like try to look for the hard evidence before you waste your money and I that's the thing that people have fallen into cuz he'll say oh it's natural it's better it's like isn't it cuz polios natural I don't think it's very good for you like but I know I know that's a straw man fully aware but I also think that people should should ask for evidence and demanded before you give somebody your money and that's what people haven't done with chiropractors Lego I forget the exact topic one of my editors you know sending it back to me for that she's like I've read that she her coming back was well I've been reading this a lot of mine a lot of people have been saying nothing like a lot of people have been saying is not evidence that's the exact opposite of it like I'm like here I put in the peer of your data on this next thing though is that they don't have to have any sort of background and key Kinesiology or in physical therapy or anything and so they incorporate all these other modalities all these other methods of healing you but they don't have to have a background and education those things and they're calling themselves a doctor that there is there is one thing I've heard of we're chiropractor at first they go to school for physical therapy and then they find they can't open their own Clinic even if they've got like an MBA and the physical therapy background there like how do I open my own clinic and they realize if they just go to school for Chiropractic they can do the physical therapy work they want to and offer a spinal manipulation on the side how long does it take to get a degree in Chiropractic Edinburg I was a quack what could they possibly be teaching you for 4 years but it's like they also learned some b******* along with it so I'm like I wonder I get it this isn't all chiropractors obviously but like I know it's hard to figure out which one you're going to walk into that's going to be a b******* artist and a lot so like I did want it like this isn't this wasn't the point I was going to bring up an article that was going to have a specific point of view but like I know there are some out there that says I hope you know I want to give people physical therapy I want to strengthen upper spine I want to get them out of here in less pain so that if they injure themselves again they know they can come back to me and trust me with their spine and also give them some relief while we're fixing them so you know this is a thing that happened but I don't think it's all the time it's mine he's clearly not all the time so you know you're going to have some really moral people and every field and you're going to have some really f*****-up once in every field like we were one of the things we touch down in the article very social media-savvy people and this is something that drives me f****** crazy you have to hunt and Peck through their websites to find that they say that there are chiropractor there just a doctor everywhere doctor and they're giving their giving recipe ideas and they're giving and they're talking about the adrenal glands syndrome which it has never been proven to be a thing it's not recognized as a as a disorder anywhere within the medical care system that you can have a couple different disorders of the adrenal gland you have Cushing syndrome have like there a couple different things that can go wrong with your adrenal glands are glands that sit on top of the kidneys but this is I mean to Specialty I believe having a blonde moment on the words but like their owners are on the subspecialty study the adrenal gland isn't even the specialty that chiropractic has so it's like if you want to know about your if you're having issues that like it's like the things that the chiropractor seem to harp on right now or a lot with Immunology or a lot with star just having a complete blonde moment on this but they're their Specialties a chiropractor seem to harp on a lot lately and it seems to be the type of things that are very nebulous and very hard to to nail down when someone's having an issue with it and these these are things are chiropractors just don't have the training in a health website and they're claiming to be a doctor and they're offering all this advice on diet and all these things but when you get to what is their degree in they don't it's not a real doctor it's a chiropractor and it's her don't have the training in a health website and they're claiming to be a doctor and they're offering all this advice on diet and always but when you get to what is their degree in they don't it's not a real doctor it's a chiropractor and it's her


    Joe Rogan - GMO vs. Organic
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    because I promote a lot of things that you know we might disagree on but you know I promote a lot of ideas in science that I've seen the evidence for and I've seen a lot of it play modified modified for a hundred years. never funded any of his research and like he got a lot of s*** was was that he said I have nothing to do with Monsanto and like I think if you just said you know what they fund my communication program but they don't have anything to do with my research nobody would have I think people still would have been mad but I think people would have been far less I just took a tour there and I got hate mail like and it's that I mean we were so careful cuz I was out there for other business and they're like oh you're going to be out in Missouri come have a tour like they didn't pay to the store so they only have organic food pictures of everything the word organic is such a weird word to is like what organic and what's not now it's like it's very queer definition what is the accepted definition of organic food me and then from from Google to see if I'm at work right so Organic Food Works by certain farming stand or agricultural standards and they can use certain pesticides in most cases these pesticides are derived from natural sources not always but most of the time and some of these pesticides include pesticides like rotenone and the pyrethrum and also if you're familiar with BT corn the BT toxin is also used in organic farming for that because it's a naturally occurring toxin it can be used in spray topically on organic produce so a lot of these the things that we think of as just conventional farming practices definitely used in organic farming it doesn't make it any better or worse it just in a lot of cases it's a little more expensive parcel because of the certification process and parsley because it uses older farming techniques that need in a little more land that type of stuff it also uses till farming practices that you know digs up the ground a bit more and can release a little more CO2 so in general I tend to up here we go without the use of pesticides genetically modified organisms or ionizing radiation animals that produce meat poultry eggs and dairy products do not take antibiotics or growth hormones National organic program defined organic as follows organic food is produced farmers who emphasized the use of renewable resources and the conservation of soil and water to enhance Environmental Quality for future Generations organic meat poultry and eggs and dairy products are made from animals that are given no antibiotics or growth hormones organic food is produced without using most conventional pesticides are we go fertilizers met with synthetic ingredients or sewage sludge bio-engineering or ionizing radiation before a product can be labeled organic and quotes a government-approved certifier inspects the farm where the food is grown to make sure the farmers following all the rules necessary to meet USDA organic standards it says organic food is produced without using most conventional pesticides suits it if if I may ask would you would you like to Google what pesticides can be used and still make it Organics in the US of pesticides getting into their food getting in their body and cancer quite a bit like when I got sick a few years ago like my first symptom wasn't celiacs disease it wasn't my joints popping out I got the worst headache of my life one day and everyone away like that that'll make you scared to death of everything around you like I went organic I went vegan I went I got everything out of my diet cuz I was scared that you know like you get you feel like you're getting stabbed in the eye constantly you're going to cut everything out of your diet I'm at the time I wasn't working in the pesticide lab yet I was working at a drug analysis lab I was the thing that I was worried cuz I was at the time I was at the time Wait Almost 250 lb I need to lose a little of me but it was like all right I'm eating shity food I should probably try eating healthier but I mean nevermind more salads I'm like I went organic I went I just cut everything out of my diet so there was a bunch of issues as well as a lot of things but you know what I still need medication cuz it turned out there was just a it was just I had and we figured out the headache was linked into the ehlers-danlos syndrome and there to clarify everything some people when they have one autoimmune they can tend to Cluster so there's that's but that was that was a thing with it but I tried you know I looked into this and I fell for all of its like so all of the the pesticides are killing you as the toxin so I mean I understand the fear of the people who were like I need to cut toxins out of my diet is there any foundation in truth I mean nothing what quantities of pesticides at my last lab and that was kind of wood to seal the deal for me that these when they're in your food are not going to hurt you because the amount of testing we had to go through any amount of Regulation I think regulation in this case is a good thing cuz it will stop a bad pesticide for making it to Market and I want that regulation there because I eat the food too I don't want anyone's child to ever get hurt from something that that me or another like I don't work there anymore but you know if that that I had any working getting on the market I don't ever want that to be the case but once upon a time the pesticides we had in the market were much less targeted to hurting the weeds and could hurt people to like Arsenal arsenicals sulfuric acid those were early pesticides para screen totally toxic especially to to the farmers and to the even to the farm equipment the stuff we have now far less toxic and I mean people used to far left playing it to back off from it but everything is toxic in some dosage so but they are really scared of a lot of people know about there is a great graph on on the showing how less toxic it is than the than the pesticides are replaced because we weren't we didn't go from using no pesticide to using Roundup but I know someone's going to correct me saying it's an herbicide but herbicide is pesticides the blanket term for all things that kill stuff in farming so before before Roundup I believe the one we used was cyanazine I could be wrong on this but the one we use before Roundup was in terms of the ld50 the lethal dose for about 50% of the population it was ten times higher than Roundup and now we barely sell any of it so are we keep coming back to you in part of the reason people are suspicious of it is because of its used with a GMO and these things go through hundreds of tests and years of testing and because of the suspicion with Roundup it's gone through continual testing like they tested to see if it if it accumulates in breast milk it does not tested to see if it causes cancer doesn't seem too and they try they've used it at higher doses how do you test an inhuman hey dude I'm a see if it's been in the population are it's been used now for I believe 25 years and there doesn't seem to be the only the only apparent increase in cancer is because we're living longer now and when you have any population that lives longer you have increased incidence of cancer like we're not dying from polio anymore so we're dying from something like unfortunately we're not going to live forever so when it comes to round up or when it comes to any sort of pesticide when you talkin about herbicides herbicides or what kills the plants right kills weed pesticide kills bugs Roundup doesn't kill the plants and it's this whole thing just to make money for Monsanto and how dare you make money and that's I think that was why people got mad was because of the genetic modification Lincoln with Roundup and it's you know it's a new technology and it kind of made people a little aware of farming for the first time and like I go to farming conference this a lot of times to talk about how to communicate Agriculture and I'll sit down and ask farmers what are you plant why are you planting it what do you think of GMOs do you use Roundup and do you buy from people other than do you buy from Monsanto and you buy from people other than Monsanto and that handful of questions will tell me what I mean if I I wish I had more videos of this but like there's there's a video at some point on my site with to Farmers who buy from Monsanto and buy from other companies and one of the reasons I asked that is because there's a rumor on the internet that if you buy from Monsanto you can only buy from Monsanto just not true that you know every genetically modified crop is is is you know just is made to be Roundup Ready again not true that you know that people are Aveeno are being that people are dying of cancer from just being around Roundup and recently they found that one of the reports that went through the IRC that the place that declares things cancerous you know on there again oh group 1228 to be cancer classifications one of the report's was falsified that declared Roundup cancer is now we also have to buy the person who is but the person who was trying to say Roundup is cancerous one of the things that people talk about in terms of conspiracy theories and start to believe it and firm evidence that Roundup had caused issues I would say right away just get rid of it taken off the market and I keep on not seeing Forum evidence of it like one of them there was a study there's a group moms across Across America and its information for Mom groups on the internet but this group how to do a breast milk study to see if Roundup accumulated in breastmilk and the way the study was done was I just had women indiscriminately send in containers of breast-milk to to them and they declared like the amount of Roundup to be ridiculously high in the breast milk and I'm like today just tell women to spray like pump bottles like Roundup into these containers and then test it but it turned out and it's just from knowing how analytical techniques work designed the technique by which we extracted unit Target pesticides from a matrix and you know analyzing what are under big overpriced Machinery but they a woman who is a breast-milk researcher out of the University of Washington was like this doesn't seem right so she designed an experiment to test if Roundup was accumulating in breastmilk and she had it verified by an out by an independent lab and they tested women specifically who worked in agriculture Heather breast milk tested specifically on days where they were spraying Roundup and there was nothing found no because someone really eating the food this one is working with the food while working with Roundup right and I've been eating genetically modified crops that are following moms Across America and their whole thing is that Roundup is the devil so you think it was not a well controlled experiment and it will be interesting to see to see how the experiment would come out if the person who runs moms Across America Zen Honeycutt woodwork wood how it would look if then would it look in on every the process with Shelly McGuire dr. Shelly McGuire to see that you know these people ate food that should have been sprayed with Roundup and worked in the field and then at the end to see if their breast milk came out with nothing in it so I think more likely to be some sort of conspiratorial collusion with people that actually working Farms that use Roundup rather than someone is just they're breastmilk you think they like someone's trying to prove that Roundup isn't showing up in breastmilk and you got a bunch of people that their living relies on using Roundup while the Farm Workers themselves babe want to be safe right in keeping that company safe from being yelled at I wanted to be safe from the stuff I was working with these moms that are checking their breast milk but you don't think there might possibly be some Shenanigans involved in the people that actually need Roundup to make a living but part of the reason why I think that conducted a study was number one in independently verified never to knows how to do collection evidence not everyone's specimen collection accurately and number three monitored and independently verified from side lab so it's like we don't have when moms Across America was asked to show their data and how they collected the samples they didn't give they weren't willing to to share their all of their data on how specimen collection was dang it I mean I used to work under glp standards which basically you throw out a glove you have to write it down and that's that's part of the standards on how you get you know a chemical into into usin in agriculture is you really have to be careful and end forthcoming on how you do your work would was the amount of pesticides they found breast milk uniform it's only testing for Roundup they found their to be that they didn't find them Trace Amounts which I I was kind of surprised that I would have expected something. matrices so that's another reason why you know a different lab was probably better equipped to handle it one specifically that analyzes breast milk so it's I think like at the other thing is you know that the other lab tube is going in because their whole thing is how Roundup is bad so I'm glad that's like I just want to know if you know moms are being harmed if there's if there's something in the in the breast milk that seems like a lab that you know what in just wanting to know the other I wasn't saying I hate Roundup so if you know I would have if if Roundup have been found in in the test that doctor McGuire's lab had done I would have happily accepted those results because it almost wouldn't it would have surprised me not in the least if if it have been found but I was kind of a kind of glad that there was nothing there because it means that you know babies aren't getting a concentrated dose of this just because you know you don't want you no extraneous chemicals going into the food store play testing people that worked in these Farms that was at the idea what the second test one of the groups they did tests for women on testing days but they go this way they're not just praying that they're all so you know possibly eating food that's been that's had it on there possibly be more interested in seeing one hundred percent sure that these people are eating food that have been sprayed with Roundup and that doesn't make sense to me that they didn't do that and myself just to be just to be sure of what the quick peek after it for dr. Shelly McGuire breastmilk Roundup study if you're not sure the parameters you're supposed to use in an analytical chemical analysis thing because you can have interfering species that come up with the same piece at the same time so I'm very thing is like I said the biggest thing is we don't know the collection parameters for the one that moms across America we're done for. A test that was purposefully misleading so that's what are the pesticides did you Google the best of signs that are accepting of it and there are organic standards that allow some substance but the weather mostly trying to get out synthetic substances however there are also some synthetic substances that are allowed to interesting and this is the label something organic right and under the board that votes on it from time to time if somebody wants to bring something up and disagree that it shouldn't be on that list most people think you say organic most people think there's no pesticides most people think you're just growing plants it's residence Ramones Ramones Ramones Ramones not pheromones pharaohmoans have long been used as effective non-toxic ways to confuse insects that might otherwise infest organic crops especially fruit so they put some certain smells to bugs out likewise vaccines for animals are important disease prevention tools against many infectious diseases bob-oo specialist in Santa therapy is prohibited in livestock an anti vaxxer staying away from organic produce because they vaccinated against B's you know and not put anything on it but I think large-scale domestic agriculture if you're talking about these gigantic Fields nothing to do last natural it's not normal to have a thousand acres of corn it just doesn't exist in the wild and when you do that you're going to run into a lot of problems in an air-conditioned studio in California that we would probably be would be dead with a lot of the things that we we don't have that's the joke about food that we we don't have such that you know, food on food


    Joe Rogan on Gluten Free Diets
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    you know the other question is how much of a vitamin do you need and I think people you know by vitamins indiscriminately cuz we really don't like the average person doesn't need to take a multivitamin the day if they're eating you know a healthy diet cuz you get pretty much what you need on a daily basis if you're not somebody with an absorption issue if you're not somebody with any like any dietary issues you're generally getting what you need out of your diet I think people do need to what you were getting about with any other diet like seriously America is I mean if you're deficient I've been before but I was right when I was diagnosed with celiac disease so I was I was deficient in a few things but you know that's you've never hungry and if you're everything is miserable and wheat allergies got a corn allergy and it was idea what what causes that are the symptoms of a like you always have the underlying physiology or and just all of a sudden symptoms can just show up out of the blue zorbing anything and that's not a that's not a thing you see coming or like I'm at a healthy why isn't the stopping and it was not good but you know eventually it was funny because the gluten Trend that were the anti-gluten friend had already showed up and a doctor suggested me while if you tried going gluten-free but I'm like oh that's a silly fad three months later that essentially what you're getting when you're eating processed grains is you're getting something your body is kind of kind of aliens if I wasn't exactly know what to do with it with gluten if you don't have celiac disease paper form into usable fuel on the usable fuel is you know eventually glucose or nadph there's everything in your body gets converted to sugar when used fart that all that much in your body in terms of what's it in terms of the biochemical Mischief unless you have a gluten allergy like that's me I was a kind of poorly poorly designed study where they had a small sample size of people and they decided just to test you know gluten versus a non diet without gluten and they came to the conclusion that about 20% of people just based on this very small study had a bad reaction to gluten now I came in saying they had stomach problems now these people it turned out they looked at it and said there's no they were only about 1% of people having celiac disease and then all of a sudden 20% of people are running around like glutens making their dick flies off a fly off this is there something up here so they made a better design study and they took out common caught they did you know kind of double-blinded a better designs how do you say run to take out all these other causes of gastrointestinal distress I'm going to try to make this double-blind and they figure it out it was the fodmaps it was there were these short chain oligosaccharide so I can pull water into the gut and cause some gastrointestinal and it was really closer to a between like one at about 5% of people that were having any issues with food and now the problem is that is causing that though the gastrointestinal distress in the in the one to 5% I have an issue with gluten know it could be wrong this is just off the top of my head it's what I remember from the study but I've had decided a few times so I think my knowledge is accurate feel free to fact check me out at home but the thing with those extra percent to try to figure out why they might have an issue with gluten because they do not like weed is you know you think of it as a carb-heavy thing right and gluten is a protein so that other few percentage of people are trying to figure out why the gluten does it cook glutinous and a few other things barley and Rye so what they figured out who said this is the going Theory right now gluten can cause a small reaction the stomach where he produces protein called zonulin they can cause an increase in inflammation this seems to be and this is what I've only been one study that I've read on it it seems to be relatively new they're still looking into it so there's a chance that people might be in the two to 5% that can handle it because of that it could be another compose another component of the wheat barley Rye that's causing it but gluten in and of itself it's not you know it's unless you are one of the few that has an actual reaction to it perfectly fine go on to have Unico have a sandwich so but if you want one


    Joe Rogan Goes Off on Gwyneth Paltrow for Selling Healing Stickers
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    but it's just one of those things are Holograms attached to a rubber band around their wrist and stupid f****** things do you remember him Jamie tied your vagina way better than science I'm I do not have her hurt salary stickers you can take the stickers and if they're made with the right material you just stick them on your body in the right places and they in quotes rebalance the energy frequency in our bodies NASA's right has been a bunch of movies has Gwyneth Paltrow's goop website a lifestyle business lifestyle which sells all things are using NASA space suit material which presumably was the source of their magic healing properties Jesus f****** Christ she's special stickers and not made his what NASA says they're not made of space suit material not the space suit material has healing properties in the first place it doesn't but the quote from the former NASA scientist Mark Schultz shall Hampshire how what a load of BS this is really you f*** human bodies operate as an ideal energetic frequency but everyday stresses and anxiety you give me stress you b**** throw off our internal balance depleting our energy reserves and weakening our immune system they allowing them to Target imbalances you m*********** you f****** crook this is a very controversial subject right like anything that's not regulated by the FDA I'm a part of a in the interest of full disclosure report of the company on it which is we sell supplement but the supplements that we sell we control everything that we sell so we make sure that we do testing on it the supplements we selling this s*** Alpha Brain to do duck to double blind placebo-controlled studies at Boston Center for memory that showed increase in verbal memory increase in a bunch of different things what was the other one there was a reaction time scientific studies on nootropics they've been around for a long time in Newberry there's nothing we will about it nothing crazy it's all backed by science but when we started putting them out there's a lot of people to reclaim b******* you selling snake oil so we had control these studies we had to pay for them at the Boston Center for memory and and put we also had to make sure that we put a full 100% money back guarantee and I even supplements where you don't have to return them to say they didn't work for you we would try like make it as clean as possible this is stuff that I use I find benefit let's see you know like what people think about it and what's make sure that we have studies but when you sell things like stickers like there's no f****** studies on stickers reading scripts and s*** look at this look at this beauty sleep chill free program for self-love one of them is chilled for unicorn Skin Within 3 minutes


    Joe Rogan on CNN Threatening to Dox the Trump Meme Creator
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    I got to ask you guys just before you take off did you see this Trump thing the CNN thing the other going after the kid who made the meme heard it wasn't a kid well this is the thing Jamie explain the whole thing but it was a kid that they went after who had made a video or made a meme but apparently the meme came from a video and the video was made by someone else other than this kid and they they're essentially they threatened to Doc's this kid they eat they said they reserved right to expose him and I heard he's 15 I don't know if that's been 100% proven I don't know if it's been a hundred percent disproven but I just heard that that is a Lie by the fifteen-year-old of this kid I don't know if that's the case because he's not actually 50 North because now they're talking about a different person to pick up the original video that was turned into a file of the vote Trump body-slamming the CNN he did a thing where he slammed out of the ground and so they're going to they took that and put a trust CNN head over the person's body with Trump slammed to the ground and then Trump tweeted it very very offencive very inappropriate very non-presidential pretty f****** funny yeah that's not just beneath like the president that's beneath anybody else eating its it was something deeply wrong with him he's getting worse he's going off these days until right now pressure probably getting mentally ill at this point because I'm alright came after me for the for the show I had this other realization which is even people you don't respect if enough people hate you it's got a effect on your brain and imagine being Donald Trump wear half the world or more is like f*** you all day everyday our history of Our Lives was to an anti basically an anti-trump protest like when that guy was elected and like we should just be talking about that more like that's never happened in our lifetime or her parents lifetime there was that big of a protest because someone was being elected and it just kind of gets like pushed to the side like I mean it was so exciting to be a part of that you saw those pictures and they weren't just in every city in America they were in every city in the world that's how opposed we were that didn't happen when you know anyone who in our lifetimes because memes play slamming the person that is CNN that doesn't even have a hat that has a CNN forehead from CNN was going after the person they tracked him down on Reddit who made the meme who gives a f*** who made the minions you are correct in my opinion that the the CNN in particular and the press in general is as filled with warts not as filled with words but it's filled with words in the same way that they're easier but it's not that it's this this new realm that were in where these cable networks are struggling so hard to get attention and they're focusing on really crazy s*** like CNN had a bunch of people fired for making up fake stories about Russia and Trump or not substantiate any stories and making sure they're correct before they released it and put it live until three people had to resign history 20% ratings I thought CNN and MSNBC and some other left-leaning thing although I don't really consider CNN left-leaning is like the top of the charts now and is actually up 20% no no I didn't I didn't hear it from Trump heard from someone else's probably parroting Trump has a problem with misinformation from both side and he is so ideologically in their in their Echo chamber that they all except the left and the right included all except the information that they're getting as gospel truth that cannot be assailed by the other side's facts and so nobody even knows what the truth is anymore nobody that knows what the argument even it news CNN MSNBC so Trump is responsible for everybody paying attention driven by surges for The Rachel Maddow Show last word with Lawrence O'Donnell have no idea who that is msnbc's up a whopping 86% and local view total viewers wow that's amazing you watched do Watchers on matter no the reason why people in right wing Mania cancel the people he interviews his whole thing is that he bombards them with like kind of snide interviewing that the Relentless snide interviewing until they make a mistake


    Joe Rogan on Aliens & Paul Hellyer
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    one day we're all going to have no hair I'm going to look back at pictures of us then going to go what the f*** were they doing is that birthday cake images he was part of the government government talks about the different types of aliens the business and telling people to give us more tack if we stop Wars art let's play this I want to hear this what's up did you buy it when you listen to him talk makes me question I like to hear voice to see if my crazy radar goes off just give me a little. give me 20 minutes to answer is a during the Cold War 1961 there were about fifty UFOs in formation flying south from Russia to the across Europe and the Supreme Allied Commander was very concerned and about ready to press the panic button when they turned around and went back over the North Pole they decided that with absolute certainty that poor species for different species at least I've been visiting this planet for thousands of years so that's so we have a long history of UFOs and of course there's been a lot more activity on the last few decades since we invented the atomic bomb and they're very concerned about about that and the fact that we might use it again and because the whole Cosmos is a unity and it affects not just us but other people in the cosmos there are a very much afraid that we might be stupid enough to start using Atomic weapons again and this would be very bad for us than that for them as well not to find out because if they didn't you know even 10% of the amount of research I've done in the last eight years they would be as convinced as I am I mean they could do it even faster might take a little longer when they didn't have a military background but there were so many wonderful books that tell these the stories and and they've been authenticated that the sightings have been authenticated by a more than one witness and also this is horseshit David authenticated by Witnesses is that doesn't mean anything there's no real video there's no real photographs nothing looks good lot of people were talking about it but when you think about how many human beings are are this 320 million plus in America how many of them are crazy at least 1% that's 3200000 crazy people how many of them really believe what they're saying at least have so you got a hundred you got to get a lot of f****** crazy people video so I watched a couple of his and it just it's interesting to think about in terms of like we're here implants pulled out of their body I talk to people that were expert people who post talking that they know something and they video I watched a few of his videos never really interesting he was he was speaking with for Canadian Congress talking about this and I've watched a lot of it and its entirety is it just worth thinking about that's all I don't know what the truth is before the Canadian Congress course all the things that we all the resources that we use and wear one planet in a universe. no maybe he does know and maybe he has seen something but maybe he's full of s*** the problem is if you haven't seen it and I haven't or at least I don't think I have and you're talking about these things you see how much time you spend thinking and talking about him like it's become almost like a pathology baseball scores to get into UFOs they get into it and then they started this dude is obviously making a career he's out there traveling I mean I thought something to to investigate upon this conversation but it makes it's made me think for years like I've seen some Paul Hellyer videos and I'm just okay it makes me think that's all about Mercurial this is such a difficult subject I think it's very important to only talk about the actual fact check what we know we don't know if he wants to talk about his own personal experience that's one thing but when you start talking about stories that you heard like our brains and how our recollection of a memory of memories and like eyewitnesses are usually inaccurate and accurate because you don't really remember like you think you did in your brain lies to you and tells you that you saw something a certain way and and even that like I don't know I think I did and I might have made a mistake and I'm sorry you know like that's okay that's important too because I think a lot of times when you have some big statement about something that you believe in our or like and if you want to get down to having some sort of trial of this or that and you say I remember it just like this I'm sort of trial of this or that and you say I remember it just like this


    Steve-O Debunks Flat Earth Theory in 2 Minutes - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    YouTube to I'm here with confirmed Cosmonaut Steve-O yeah man who's been to space a man who knows about the atmosphere I can't have been to space and a Russian Mig fighter jet to the edge of the Earth's atmosphere what's a normal flight is like what 30,000 and then what's like I have heard of go higher right then go up like 35,000 for commercial a lot of stock footage but at the same time on the way down this m*********** did Twirls and f*** it was a roller coaster ride ever self wow that's not and so when you were doing this did you get those clothes to blacking out like how is it now hours I didn't get close to black man or anything like that and I thought that that it would be one thing what would it was The Shack going on when we did the zero gravity plane India zero gravity plane


    The Göbekli Tepe Debate - Joe Rogan Experience
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    stop my final point is falsifiability one that is what would it take to refute your hypothesis like for me the answer would be like if Gobekli Tepe turned out to be what you think it might have been the place where Advanced ancient civilization once inhabited heard they used it where are the metal tools where are the writing examples of writing not to use metal perhaps the decision was made the arrows had taken place but that didn't Reinventing civilization we shouldn't have to go down quite the same route as before writing isn't always an advance Perhaps Perhaps an oral tradition which which recorded memory which enhances and uses the power of memory may be a very effective way of dealing with information we regard writing as a as an advance and I can see lots of reasons why it is an advance but if we put our the heads of ancient peoples maybe it wasn't I mean there's a tradition from ancient Egypt at the gods of Theros god of wisdom was the inventor of writing but we have we have a text in which he is he is questioned by a pharaoh who is who is saying we'll actually have you really done a good thing by introducing writing because then the words may roam around the world without wise advice to to put them into into contacts then what will happen to memory when people just so there might be a choice not to know. Advance when you say there used to be a lost Advanced civilization before 10,000 years ago was just what we know for a fact is that the carbon dating and all the area around Gobekli Tepe is somewhere around 12,000 years is that correct 11611 thousand six hundred years ago thousand years before Stone long before you came along with your book it was controversial in the sense that we thought hunter-gatherers could not do something like this because to do that you need a large population with a division of labor and so forth play something completely different by Advance not writing and metal and Technology we mean I don't know what you mean what do you mean I mean we have we have a buddy of archaeology which goes on for decades which is saying that's a megalithic sites for example you can see you in Malta or Hydra megalithic sites date to 5 and 1/2 to 6 years old odacite somebody item that that for that the megalithic site is associated with a certain stage of Neolithic development then Along Comes Gobekli Tepe 7000 years older than Stonehenge incredibly sophisticated site very large Schmidt spent three days working beside with him he was very generous to me showed me a lot he talked to me a lot and he said basically 50 times as much as hundreds of giant Stone pillars that they've identified with ground-penetrating radar he's not even sure if they're ever if they're ever going to excavate them but by all accounts we are looking if we take what still into the crown to do a count we looking at the megalithic site that's ever been created on Earth and it pops up 11600 years ago with no obvious background to it it just comes out of nowhere remiss as an older than inquire into these matters if I didn't take write interest in that the sudden appearance 7000 years before Stonehenge of a megalithic site that the war Stonehenge to me that's a mystery and it's really worth inquiring into thousand years older than what we now consider to be the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza in comparison to US to then so between our time now in 2017 in the construction the great. Talk about 2,000 years do than that and that is unbelievable when you talk about 7,000 years before we thought people were doing the road of constructing A Lost Civilization that was super Advanced but different from our idea of a why not just a tribute to these fully modern hunter-gatherers who had the same size brains we haven't saw that they were able to figure out and do this we just under-estimated their ability so why did archaeologists tell how long have the gathers couldn't do it and we needed agricultural populations I could generate that they had not discovered that has been Unearthed turn around when jadaro in in 1923 suddenly a whole civilization pops up out of the woodwork that's just never been taken into account before the 1920s we still can't read it script you know that the idea that we that we come across that another 10 of a spade reveals information that causes us to reconsider bigger than this is involved I don't think that that that's correct they would be happy to go there if there's evidence for it by what you just said they now fully accept the Indus Valley Civilization how did that happen if they were dogmatically close-minded I don't say that they would do with the discovery of Mohenjo-daro harappa dholavira another another such size is very difficult you know we have stone we have stone circles are some interesting astronomical alignment the world. Satellite building happy he kinda spend three days showing me around the site and and really nobody's disputing the astronomical alignments of go back to musically interesting to classmate but that back and what is the alignment Like Houses this structure okay so rotation axis of off-planet okay so it didn't to this day at point exactly the same place where was pointing ago this is an order of magnitude older than the Club Estates conspiracy to keep alternative people are friends or or radical theories out it was published in peer-reviewed the most prestigious journal in the world maybe sometimes your skin is so thick that you just can't sense anything around we don't want that either is going on when you look at something like Gobekli Tepe that's covered covered up purposefully right respective of how large they believe it is currently as of current is on a scale of Stonehenge what's under the ground may be as much as 50 times larger Jesus pots and stick it in the artificial cells are trash when they something that would indicate it's different a different kind of people than what we're used to seeing in the archaeological record set the the mainstream idea of these hunters and gatherers never had anything in what the theory was that would indicate these people are capable of building something you remotely the size of Gobekli tell it to me that's the stunning beauty of this primitive hunter-gatherers that could not do this apparently they can that's one possible yeah there's maybe we should jettison that idea and in my own other field of the history of religion they also threw that off cuz it's apparently was a spiritual religious that's the wrong word they would have used what do we mean by a talking about the ability to construct an amazing struck well how big was Hitler's he was intrigued by the way that agriculture it merges around Gobekli Tepe at the same time to go back and happy as it is created agriculture these were the people who invented agriculture not to me the notion that a group of hunter-gatherers wake up one morning and invents megalithic architecture the world's largest megalithic site and at the same moment invent agriculture stretches credulity a bit and I think I would prefer to propose and I have proposed that what we're looking at is evidence of some kind of transfer technology the people came into that area who had other knowledge and that was a part of immobilized population around this site apps that precisely why we see agriculture developing that so perhaps that's the skilled as being hostile extremely complex three-dimensional carving and they're doing this on these 20 ft tall stone columns me it's pretty impressive stuff okay but the assumption is that they couldn't figure this out we know from Modern societies where say Australian Aborigines in one generation they go from stone tools to fly in airplanes the brains are quite capable of doing these amazing it's not that much of a reach to carve Stone people have been carving Stones by logical opinion on megalithic sites for decades before this was precisely that it was beyond their ability aliens made in the argument is whether or not humans made it that were sophisticated will there clearly sophisticated enough to make this incredible structure that is is some sign of some sort of civilization how smart these people are that live out there in nature what it takes to survive a storm lasts an hour from La you would last an hour with his popping to Gideon friends out there and then in the wild with everything that cuz he doesn't know how to survive and they've been Don Pepe you've got you've got the t-shirt that is sticking out the side of a hill in a farmer's backyard I mean I I think we're actually at the beginning of opening up this inquiry not at the end of it strike me as a gigantic f****** mystery and a mystery that is worthy of exploration from a point of view that may not satisfy you and then he says but but but but wait what's that again that is like little bit like Columbo like this one more question and mystery kind of thickens that's perfectly okay that's great I mean that's that's what science is all about is uncovering Mysteries that we then have to figure out so there's always more Mysteries but that doesn't mean that's not positive evidence in favor of a particular Theory Like A Lost Civilization we can't explain this. by saying that we underestimated hunter-gatherers either well why not we know they made it whatever you want to call him will we know humans made it that's only hunters and gatherers 12,000 years ago cuz they didn't have any evidence the contract this is evidence to the contrary so you agree that there weren't there's like a whole bunch of different I would say that Gobekli Tepe is a gigantic stage but we don't live there so we we have to figure out what we're where were they living and what was their so that that has to be excavated more than hunter-gatherer State they may have been partially settled you can have any kind of number of State like you kind apparently have is the possibility of a transfer of Technology from people who were really monsters about technology already when they came in Gobekli Tepe it confronts us it challenges the mainstream model I think it's reasonable to consider the possibility that there was something more than just hunter-gatherers involve tearing creating this extraordinary place well again if we place this back particularly within that the climate zone at 11006 to 12013 thousand years ago whatever it turns out to be we're dealing with it and extremely demanding and challenging climate which which wouldn't necessarily to my mind be conducive to the emergence of a settled culture that would be capable of undertaking a project on this scale and if somebody who's built a lot of can move quite a few heavyweights in my time I find it via the idea sort of perplexing to me that they would be what I would have to ask is what is their motive what is their motive for undertaking a project on this scale because it's an enormous project and to move a 20-ton block of stone is really a challenging task to undertake today today well without without you knowing picture of of large machines and so forth but to do it by hand it would be an enormous undertaking and I you know to me it's like when are they having time to hunt and gather when you're engaged in a project of this scale yeah but that's extremely challenging and we are going on all over the planet we know that that by Otis we're shifting dramatically all over the planet they think the effects of the younger dryas were Global pretty much that is I think the emerging consensus know that that both hemispheres North and South were being affected by the climate changes of the younger dryas so what we're doing is replacing this this phenomena this this project within this context of these extremely challenging times in which you know adaptation to the environmental changes could easily be the all-consuming challenge of the times I'm just finding it difficult to imagine it a disconnect to to see this disconnect between a project of this magnitude and the motive for doing it during a time when obviously the environment could be posing serious constraints upon people's ability to function in that but we know they did it but something years old and we know that the real dispute here the real question is did these people have structures and did they have agriculture we know that they were human beings they were essentially modern human beings so were they hunter-gatherers or did they have trouble. they were able to build something so Monumental what kind of leap is it at all to think these people could figure out how to plant food and figure out how to make a house I mean again if you look back 30 thousand years 40,000 years to these cave paintings difference between painting and Engraving on Cave walls and Recreation symbolic minded this is another matter this is a large-scale construction project that's going on and it's not just a construction person it's hundreds and hundreds of very very large megalithic pill is which it have to be mobilized brought to the place you know organizing a Workforce in order to do that even that requires preparation and time and learning and practice is not something that you wake up one morning and just can do overnight at least comprable I think that's absolutely ridiculous playing that people were pretty smart they had up. They were smart we were done by who by whoever we know that they were smart whoever built Gobekli Tepe was clearly intelligent whoever made those 3D carvings to think that someone drawing on cave paintings is more impressive with three dimensional carvings on them a lot of animals that weren't even native to the region could have been Lucian and development skills I wouldn't need to invoke A Lost Civilization the survivors of A Lost Civilization who mastered those skills elsewhere to come in and teach those skills to go back your Tepee but it still looks to me like a transfer of Technology unless you can show me that evolutionary process whereby I can understand how this group of hunter-gatherer is became equipped to create this giant site where they practice where they learn the skill to move the stove to organize and work with the feed and water the workforce in a rather dry place yep and obviously somebody made it somehow Some Humans yes or no questions do they have structures did they have agriculture did they have some sort of a community where they lived on this location where we thought that there was a civilization that would push them back into a realm of it least steady stepping out of the hunter-gatherer stage it's a mystery that would be the scientific approach I don't know what it is great mystery let's just wait and see vs. I'm going to bust you later civilization nothing wrong with that published Fingerprints of the Gods in 1995 essentially I was saying civilization is much older and much more mysterious than we thought I was ridiculed for proposing that 2013 one of the magazines that ridiculed me New Scientist magazine in Britain publishes is a cover story picture of Gobekli Tepe on the headline civilization is much older and much more mysterious inside us to do this I mean I followed paleoanthropology for my whole adult life and one of the big Mysteries how did we get a big brain how do we get to abstract reasoning from from say what gyms can do no one knows the doubling of the human brain size over. Of 2 million years and it's just the way it goes but David Lewis Williams at the University of witwatersrand have been working on this problem since 1973 and his his argument is that the remarkable similarities that we see in rock and cave on all around the world are explained that we're dealing with a shamanistic on Shamanism involves Altered States Of Consciousness this is typical visions of altered Fates scientists at Harvard meat eating guy what gives you the energy to build a huge brain 10 plus has on his side he's Harvard already rejected and even so his book was like


    Joe Rogan on Alex Jones & Megyn Kelly
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    how did you get so how did you get the Alex Jones one to be 911 911 extra ones the week before just so I could get the number 911 with Alex for it wasn't that sounds like a long time for 9/11 it's this day that's our biggest podcast f*** yeah but here's the conspiracy rise up right am I saying correctly what is the actual number it never charted on iTunes the iTunes charts and magically went down while the Alex Jones podcast was in the queue and they stayed down for over a week and then when it came back up Podcast that got way less download than Alex's were were rated higher than his and they had happened before and after his remember to his was the only podcast that was left out of the ratings Loop like for sure it would have been anyone podcast my country it was the number one podcast we did buy a mile before podcast episode town so there you go that's it's it's very likely that someone's trying to hold out child's back and that's just Stokes his f****** fine I don't understand this is the fire of Alex Jones even Megyn Kelly's f*** now her shows going down the toilet is it what happened she left Fox News to go to NBC NBC is thought of as CNBC which love is fake news by these right-wing Trump trump bans what would call Trump trumper's so as soon as she goes over there they're not going to listen to it and then to the Liberals she's Fox News he releases all that is like hey this is that person in the ratings just keep vomiting if you want to be a nice princess and then smooth shiny legs and nice shoes and Tiny skirts illegal immigrants in the legs I'm a natural thing for me I'll really your hairless in the legs like that with no leg hair


    Honey Honey Performs Suzanne's Song "Ghost in My Bed" - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    Brandy now this is this is my single off my new record that comes out on your birthday okay I'm going to tune it up like a real professional what is it on your phone wow it works off of the microphone of your phone the same way one would work like in a studio all fingers is the mighty one bcrw Sun go down


    Honey Honey Performs Ben's Song "Everlasting Peace" - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    we did we did because we support each other we sure did and do on my record comes out August 11th that's my birthday listen man music my love oh s*** wake up in a sweat bodies with from the tension with all these cheap thrills Everlasting question let's get that far don't want to compromise how do people that are working at it for a long time cuz know each other sounds know each other sounds different


    Joe Rogan on Anonymous Saying NASA Has Evidence of Aliens
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    it was a Wikileaks those just released today about NASA knowing about aliens really pull it up Jamie NASA knows about aliens they have information on Wikileaks nose and they're going to Spill the Beans when it comes out Anonymous much more likely to be pranksters Anonymous a global hacking Collective believe that alien life exists and thinks NASA is about to confirm at the shadowy group channel on Tuesday the video centers routable recent by the American space organization including the discovery of 219 new planet candidates 10 of which present similar conditions to Earth by NASA's Kepler space telescope team in June as well as comments made by a senior NASA official but here's the real thing right when you believe and I believe as well that it's entirely possible that some life exists somewhere in the infinite universe right but if it's like way more advanced than us shouldn't be able to figure it out just like we can figure out how to get a probe to Jupiter for them can't figure out but then we've got bored or they just people and they don't know anymore than URI stuff up his ass and do some run some tests on them she says she has a giant Stinger that doesn't detach and she goes and kills all the baby bees I got b****** trying to kill the women of culture are so bizarre that there's no context for it to relate what we're saying relatable similar Concepts in the reservoir Alpha dolphin I'm people the Dolphins will have some like unit clicks that mean the person in charge mean I must have some concept of high Rocky cuz they have a concept art widely understood what dolphins are saying have to have a concept of being up being in pain to understand the dogs got that means the dogs I must understand that the concept of when you consider the possibility of all sorts of different weather conditions different life conditions may be different solar systems where they have zero concern about being hit by an asteroid bipedal the concept of our ability to communicate with noises like they might be communicating with smell they might be using some telekinesis or some s*** psychics man laughing much I've been here or no I know


    Joe Rogan - Liberals vs. Progressives
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    sleep night and day it really is right what the problem with liberals and progressives definition is that Progressive means that you support gay rights you support so you're defining them people should be free to pursue their own goals now I mean the Liberals and usually very antsy racist that would be ridiculous scene I want that's not a not a reason for the progressive will do that if your man the progressive we'll say well I'm sorry we've got a quality of this is what we Define a cult is different because we've already got like 70% men so great but you got a dick who was a big wig at a big internet company and they had to deal with that s*** all the time where they had have men who are far more qualified to who they were getting pressure to push out to make room for male cover list specifically looking for qualified black woman the weather going out of their way because they wanted to give out the appearance of diversity exactly but that's because they're also scared of criticism right so they're scared of being attacked Charlotte erase camps Wichita. Yeah it's not mine it's they use it for Jesse Jackson back in the day and he's been outed as a race Pampa Mia come to organizations and said I'm going to give you diversity courses and you're going to pay me a certain amount of money or we're going to prepare a secular religion is priesthood play with your dealing with an internet business internet based businesses you know like like like Google for example Apple classically liberal right and in the United States liberal in in the United States live on these Progressive until I can explain quite efficiently now


    Joe Rogan & Josh Barnett - Capitalism vs. Marxism
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    phone is only s*** you know but anyways so we're having these arguments and then it would turn it off pejorative and I'm like okay why are you attacking me I'm not attacking you I'm not even being angry about your statement I just you made statement a so I don't believe in it I don't I don't think that's correct so we're having a discussion but now it became a personal attack in the back in the day talking about it really upsets me that no matter how Reno Matt whatever if I hit you or did this it wouldn't matter because you're you it's like both of these statements come from the same same but both of those scenarios come from the same place is like what now you're trying your attacking me the individual because if you're going to do that you aren't thinking about me as the person that didn't know I got your back through Heaven and Hell I will kick the gate to hell down and kill everyone there if I got two for you they wanted to Value me the person because they they feel attacked in some way they feel like they're they're so attached to their to their statement to whatever that maybe which has some attachments maybe what they feel is their existence that to change that is dangerous to haul it out right wrong would be an even bigger problem than you know then and then as I would go further further further down the rabbit hole I come back like Okay so this argument stems from this and this and this and this and this and really know doesn't like why do you think people operate like what what do you think their reasoning is in a week everybody nobody is being left behind and no one is is becoming greater than anybody else right it's also the idea I like to think of it I think a lot of these young people look at it as mom's house Mom and Dad's house so when your mom and dad's house someone does your laundry and Cooks your food you know you always just show up you got a place to live you know the TV turns on and there's your table forever so that's a side they can run off and do whatever you want to do for shelter we just need to spend it right the redistribution of wealth because if you exceed that system more than they deem that you should have then you should give it to somebody else. How do you think I got this oh my God how many I'm sorry got it through hard work and dedication and some some guile and smarts and made it happen for myself does that somehow mean that I had to do it at the expense of someone else on that they're capable of doing this job at this moment now of course if you're asking me they probably have the potential to do more than that as long as they're willing to invest back in themselves and find another skill or expand that skill you know there's always possibility for growth within a human being within their lot in life whatever that is and that could be transferred into work could be transferred into personal goals I mean it's all about how you value things also so this person get into this job working making widgets for this guy who invented this widget this guy invented the widget the argument of it okay the worker deserves just as much as the guy that invented it it's like we'll hold on without the guy that invented the widget you have no job like all these people that are working out on it working underneath them it would have nothing we would have zero there would be no widget to build and the guy that made the widget also has the most responsibility because he had to come up with the money to produce the widget to be able to hire the peace make the widget to then Market the widget to do all these things to the widget to get it out there to make it successful enough to then support more people and that doesn't necessarily mean it's on the back of that other person because you could also say well is everything on the back of the guy that made the widget made you just his ideas not worth it is not can't be blonde to him because he created it we we should take it for us even though we never we did not come up with it we never created it we didn't even have this didn't didn't advantage of the ones who wanted to find how much this guy should get for inventing it versus how much they are the arguments with my ex about shih tzu should be coops what does that mean operative where everybody is getting an unequal sharing and it into the business to self besides well that doesn't I can't do it that way so it won't make as much sense for me to create a co-op situation as it would to not or I found some nice and enforced Co-op does not sound nice of course, if you and I live in a block which I hate let's I am going to put you in jail and then comes back down the violence here's the question is what I want kept meaning to ask before I forget do you think that the what do you think the numbers are of the people that are involved in these ideas that have never competed in anything now that's my ex-girlfriend is a professional fighter and she fights in Bellator however the idea of the meritocracy of being a fighter it seems It's not I think it's lost on her I just think that she she doesn't like the way it's worked out for her and that makes her upset whereas for me I found success as being a fighter and it sometimes it would appear that she would be should be upset at me for what I was able to do in somehow think that maybe I was less deserving or somehow I'm an exception that who knows what but the reality is her thought might it might be more or less a Fort Worth just I'm making this up I'm not saying she said this you know why does he deserve $800,000 why I make $4,000 or $5,000 or whatever people say that I could think of when you are then he gives it he deserves a greater percentage of that money now now you come to me and I do like why beat Mark hunt what's her argument for that when he said that her argument for that would be that you know this other person isn't any more deserving than Big Mac what she may be getting paid Here There and some as I go looking over for this for what we're trying to accomplish and for what what is available in these markets that's not a bad payday what sucks I agree with you more money but we can't and it's not available so we have to deal with what we have for me and then I would look at something like Mark hunt be like while I beat Mark so what I'm more glad that Mark hunt was able to create an opportunity to make 800,000 so therefore if he can make $800,000 now the potential for me do that exist as well and it's just similar to like the old Unicron a thing where everyone got on the train about want to be Gina Carano f*** unicronus not even that good bubba but all this hate Gina Carano when the reality is okay well even if you're not going to get going to like you just as much or more it's really not about any of that the only thing you can control yourself at the end of the day Gina Carano got you not going to get nothing people aren't going to like you just as much or more it's really not about any of that the only thing you can control is yourself at the end of the day you can only control yourself you can only you can can work to try and increase your in determine your value in terms of what you're trying to sell


    Joe Rogan on Fedor Being KO'd by Matt Mitrione
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    all day it was fighting in front of us fighting in front of people like 40,000 people every time I went out there just wish it could have maintained I left but I was a fan of it with a different flavor maybe it'll draw in other fans that wouldn't maybe necessarily be a fan of UFC but they like the way that probably did it and so that would get them interested in anime and therefore then they might also okay well maybe I both give this UFC stuff maybe why I like this one fighter so I'll watch when he's on you it just doesn't diminish it Michael Chandler you know Michael Venom page now Rory's over there it is world-class Talent there you know it's true and what are your thoughts on that dude I I train him when I can and I'll try to see him you'll get that Victory it's a mess of Victory not doing well friend and I have been a friend of shutters for such a long time but it's it's it sucks to see him not doing well


    Joe Rogan - Guy Ritchie on the Drawbacks of Box Office Success "It Should Be Secondary"
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    using CGI means moving a lot of it boring the creative wow 6 weeks to shoot 2 months to do the whole thing or write it too and to shoot it the whole thing from the beginning we're getting to the end of six months and then three months site for editing so you're wrapped impact in 9 months 2 months so this is a totally different kind of commitment is your mind and because schedule of when you think it's going to begin and when it's going to end or do you do but the terrain filmmaking is changed exponentially like everything a lot with technology so what was in the Lost Years don't plan on this year to release dates of a real dog so we had to release date which was projected a couple of years from when you stop but then what happens if you're not a branded movie you get elbowed off that date in Star Wars or something will come along and then you don't have to compete with Star Wars see you going to move cuz you're gone so you all brands this now is the brand is the big brother so he comes muscling in Belize is way until we can and that's why you can't really get new films breaking through because those occupy those weekends already occupied the Breakthrough is it real real struggle big movie that's a really interesting thing that only movies have to go through these days right I mean it's one of the rare things where people are getting out and going to see something that's been made together in a group and now that you're you're watching media like it's not a live performance it's something that's been created and it's going to press play at 8 p.m. on Friday night and everybody's going to go to see and you got to get as many of those people together as you can one of the rare things like that yeah it means more now so you're opening weekend everything's about they know what you're the make by Thursday evening right. You're coming is supposed to be coming out Friday and everyone knows what you going to make by Sunday night or Thursday evening isn't clever people out that tapping into little boxes and computer says that the and if you don't come out ball swing and people get very upset and they think that this is a failure it hasn't lived up to expectations even if it's a creative success to significance Ryan the end of the day somehow you want to unify reconcile that so cuz they're essentially different reconcile those put in a nice little package so you put in up a pill with a sweet wrapper around it and then you go both and then you should be happy you should have the substance and you should have to fly them but then now. this is on the flight from now the substance and that's result orientated so you movie comes out like I put it back on the question first of all we should be what's the movie Life comparative financially and I love it. LaBelle and I like things that successful but it has to be secondary to a primary and primary is what it like creatively not to get on it but Fast and Furious all I heard about was how much money you made that's all you hear it's like the big story the biggest fast the Furious opening box office hundreds of millions in a billion dollars because it's comparative it's like Spectators bull who does the winner win or like a Floyd Mayweather you want to find out how much money you made give me two hundred million dollars at Five Element life that people can have through if they feel somehow related to or they went on the opening do they are invested in that if it's successful and somehow periphery successful Financial business I like people want to go to see that kind of flavor from your funky feeling pressure in that regard like to live up to those expectations or the conform to these ideas of people have of your movies yes or no all I want is a Reconciliation and as I say that the primary component should be on the quality of the work that should be with primary garage films being successful I'd like them to be successful I like the competitive element but some Executives you realize your priorities are on the wrong thing here in the end it is a creative medium and that is what has to be primary can I give you old anyway that's beautiful imprint upon the work he's a man of substance and 2 degree Independence so he's not looking to me to find himself through me so you know asking me to tell you who you are that's the ongoing Battle of life from you and thereby I can be kind to you because I don't need to manipulate you you no longer a crotch that's the ongoing Battle of Life Gala people tell us who we are and independence from that is Malik be trusted I don't want anything from you and thereby I can be kind to you because I don't need to manipulate you you no longer a crotch


    Guy Ritchie "You Must Be The Master of Your Own Kingdom" - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    I'm getting fascinated by the way your brain works because for you it's important that the person want to wear the suit and I have a feeling that that's so that's symbolic of how you feel about life itself like the person has to want to be doing what they're doing that to want to wear that suit it has to be an authentic gesture show brunch times important for Julia makes a lot of sense that you can just booked into things with the wrong I saw you walk into things with your eyes fully open you don't know what you're getting into you have to take possession of your life cuz it's a thought process they have to constantly reaffirm resume the needs to be some Danielle day where you remember that there's a world out there trying to tell you who you are in this world in here that's trying to tell you who you are now where you want to put your ex because the world outside is very noisy and very tempting and as all the Razzamatazz as all the attention all the glitter it's all the toys but that's because you in the first place the whole idea of the world to sell yourself as possible to have to make you feel bad about yourself less than in some way I'm going to resent it's just about the way it is the system but what's the expression about the night don't hate the player hate the game the game so accept the rules to move on into the rules so the world will trying to be who you are you have to tell yourself who you are and this is ongoing battle that somehow he needs to be a Reconciliation between the two but in the end you go have all the eggs in your basket there's also an ongoing internal battle those in there there's the you that you want people to think you are and there's a you who you are and trying to figure out like how do I how do I figure out who I am I can do I have a correct Assumption of how the people are perceiving me and how I actually am objectively or am I bullshiting the world with this suit and pocket square yeah I would say it is exactly the scenario that was talking about any too too well so I'm asking you to tell me who I am that's what we're playing at somehow we have to give ourselves enough confidence to reassure ourselves that we are enough however into the game because I got to go for it I mean it someway I have to understand a narrative that allows me to live in that suit and they buy up all my suit of armor and I come out into the world I guess what I'm a good time because I'm opening the suit that is a very rock-solid philosophies or something you've ever written down is what the essence of narrative storytelling the essence of narrative is only about this Dynamic there is nothing else in the story other than this dynamic so the struggle between other people's perceptions and your own wants and desires and who you truly are your your significant realself that's it that's all you tell me a story that didn't that we engaged in this famous that's not about this journey Example The Prodigal Son Parable Christian seems the religious sense but lunch is laid out set as a father he has to something else on the youngest son and he says he wants to spend their inheritance and the runs off and sniffs coke cost for a number of years until he realizes this is getting pretty boring and I'm in a lot of trouble he ends up feeding throwing food pics that's his job discount even eat the food that you give to the pigs at which point he says Dad will you take me back that thing goes to they don't meet this has somehow happens not through telephones it just happens at which point that goes to the factory counts as kill the factory call oldest what's going on with you and I hear the stories of my younger brother coming back it's for the last time and you prepared kill the fatted calf what's the airspeed at I want to know the story you were lost and found that's the end of the story damn you should be calling to the oldest son cuz he never ran off and did anything but the essence of the story is that you are the father you are enough your oldest son is your intellect says that he's trying to reconcile make sense of a material world see that he is what's going on the web and find out what it's all about showing his recklessness and sense of adventure he finds you can't escape himself so he has to return to himself at which point he has to accept who he is with pulling into like is left out the equation pretty much is the older brother because he can't understand the significance of the Journey of the wasteful brother in the end you have to leave yourself to understand the value of yourself you have to lose stuff before you realize the older stuff that you losing is ephemeral and Transit rates know it was you or not you were wise enough but you've got to somehow prostitute yourself before you realize you're in value that is the essence. That's deep Guy Ritchie Smite Batman is a king has a son the son the father is runs into a back rub the sun jumps into a little boat little skillet he works his way out a different ladas and then he pulled the sword from the stone a sudden point in his life so pointy Evolution and then from that Weekends Only The King that look better the significance of the extraction from the sword from the stone is the stone is the material world the material welded seams will solid because it controls you whilst you're projecting your sense of identity of Punnett the extraction of the stone is taking back your own authority your own Divinity around Authority around identity whatever it is history by facing them and fighting them and owning them you put them in the face of who you are and that's a wrestling match you have to take away all these crutches and that's all that we struggle from in life is taken away off crutches storyville narrative do you think that most people that are watching the film we're going to get that though they're just going to get an entertaining story and they're just going to see a bunch of cool stuff some drama play out but this is fascinating that you're operating so many levels underneath it keep on storytelling it is what it is it's the guy you can glean what you can glean when you're ready to clean while you're ready to blame are you Joseph Campbell found that just really guides all all stories and all ancient tales and there's something inherently human about them important about the stories and they resonate with our wants and needs and goals and even also maybe the structure that we really truly need in our own life yeah I mean old stories from whatever. I'm sympathetic to this particular up the jars of Campbell's philosophy on this putting on a suit is putting on a suit of armor you put it on something that's wrong the spectacular bid you doing at the convention you're doing for others you're not doing it for you and then I'll let remind we look at the narrative and we see the narrative for what we believe it to be exterior aspect of narrative so we completely we see the world upside down busy pandering after the approval of others so everything that we see every narrative that we listen to every film that you say you're not really interested in it so you're interested in its body because that's what we correspond to because it resonates like when you think of a guy showing up for work or getting ready for work he doesn't want to go and he's putting on the suit and dredging through and putting it on who you think about a guy who is Chris Polly tucking in his collars and putting on his cufflinks and tightening up is Ty and it feels empowered by the whole process of it it's very it's very appealing you like a receipt in a film to three exciting this amount of purpose because I didn't mean streets so do you remember what about that until this conversation. Because I I don't really wear suits occasionally very very Taste of life and they like that look comfortable your sister but it's comfortable as a pair of pajamas


    Joe Rogan on Fighters Declining as They Age & BJ Penn
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    all day do you think the what's the shield private what size should you had a long career in MMA one of your own successful very rare operating the same level of the cutoff like everything starts to just rapidly declined like you just fall to s*** an injury thing is it a training thing is they didn't or at least they weren't able to single out any particular Factor in general but you know there was a lot of of theories as to why that might be but they were able to track professional fighters careers over length of time I think they had some Metric having remember but it's on the on the internet that they accounted they were able to account for number of fights to and sand weigh that against that metric and see how that may influence things but seven years was this magic number like 6 7 years once you start going over 7 years your your sixth your percentage of success started just crumbling like it was dramatic about how a guy would be like 13 and 3 and he get to seven years and all of a sudden it's like 13613 713 you just losing just about everything looks totally different four factors to figure out any one particular thing but there's so many elements to go into being a professional fighter being successful at that and so for let's say we'll take BJ you know maybe it is physicality maybe he's lost a little bit of a step his reactions are a little slower through any number of reasons why maybe his his strength has diminished maybe slightly or is flexibility maybe certain physical elements regardless of injury or not have diminished enough that I used to be it was an edge where it is now it is is even now or is or is below what is necessary for him and how he fights to be successful maybe could be Beyond physical deterioration maybe it's just mental things that he was 5 years ago 6 years ago and see opportunities and being able to react on them quicker number of things and such a subjective area that go pull that apart play based but most of it was mental I just didn't I had no interest to go into any kind of training camp to put myself through all that again to then to fight again you know it's just for one when you start off fighting and what those goals are to as you get further in and further in it further in and you know getting it 20 years of being a professional fighter and being a top 10 heavyweight and arguably the top five most of the time for s*** 16 of them something like that and high-level comes to you and it's just and youngest ever UFC heavyweight champion that's right and beat me out by a few months at that talented bastard it's just and youngest ever UFC heavyweight champion that's right I was upset that son-of-a-b**** Jon Jones came and beat me out by a few months at that talented bastard youngest ever UFC champion


    Joe Rogan - Damian Monroe & Death at the Shopping Malls with Chris D'Elia
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    Spider-Man healing seems like a thing I guess I didn't even put it together that I was letting you know I knew that such a vehicle yeah you don't have to tell me how to f*** a pronounce it just drop it by the way it makes it worse cuz you were like to Elliot Leah add f****** L's and s*** with or without the apostrophe d u h a h l b e a h i told my dad I was like can we get rid of the apostrophe I'm not I meant and then and then and then and then I started to like it you know cuz I'm like yeah I guess it is my name f*** it you know but when I was little I wanted to say I remember I remember asking my parents if I could I mean this is embarrassing actually I remember telling my parents that I wanted to change my name to to Damien Monroe now Monroe imagine imagine if my name was Damien wrote you would have hated me immediately open-minded because this is so embarrassing I'm going to reply okay cuz Damien was is the devil Rite Aid and then Marilyn Monroe was like pure in my head play stupid things as a kid I didn't get the job because my parents wouldn't let me do that thank God I was a f****** weirdo that man I would ask my parents I would prefer cuz I always sad like this at the dinner table and I asked him was like as I can you call me crazy legs dinner table I remember saying that and you'll be like I'm not f****** calling you crazy like you need to Chris oh my God is so funny kid show that was laughing in my face once at least try to be cool and I was like 12 sneakers ADI I don't know what they're like these brown suede sneakers and I went through a period of time this is very embarrassing I went through a period of time when I was like 12 12 13 1/2 where I got really into Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn oh boy I even tried chewing tobacco right right right right you just buy chewing tobacco like I bought it I didn't have to hide it so weird it's f****** crazy in this like wallet looking brick and you open it up and you break a piece off like an old-school f****** Clint Eastwood style chewing tobacco I was retarded these shoes on it like a brown suede the really goofy looking it was my sister my parents and then one of our friends of the friend of my dad rented one of the rooms in the house I feel like sitting upstairs in the next door is a small house and a small house and these young kids live there like the downstairs people they had a band and they were f****** horrible but they were like super committed so they practice all the time like 30 or 40 sheets carpet and like made doors and impact the walls and they essentially turn the basement into like a practice soundproofing but you could you could hear them super clear and okay I remember there the band's name was death in the shopping mall oh my God and the song called my baby is a mutant you remember that well old dude with this giant for they would hang out with and I'll never forget the feeling when I said it like I don't like colors on my sneakers it turns me off like the feeling of like oh you f*** you wow wow they have a YouTube video make sense that was like so I was I guess I was 13 in the career but now that's two years later we're talking about Nike 79 and 1979 I'm pretty sure that was the age I was pretty crazy cuz I was 13 yeah we're living in Jamaica Plain we're living on haunted me those girls laughing in my face funny Haunted me for years I still think about it everybody first thing I think about I think about s*** like that that's I think about s*** like that that like you carry with you like you know write personally aware of how ridiculous right but I sounded right which yeah but you don't have that you know so the first few times you and the Hi-C straw it was great I see I remember and I I squeezed it wrong and it shot up on my face and I was with a table where there were girls there and it was lunch time and I remember thinking so it's probably purple on my face around my eye like piss or something cool yeah chill with that and just happy because it happened by accident so it's not like I tried to do it so these chicks are just going to see me with this cool purple thing on my face I mean first grade that's like I'm leaving it there and it was very sticky because it's icy and it's Candice basically so I believe it though cuz it's cool and paying off cuz I got to wipe my face and so I asked the girl like really insecurely like next week I was like Hey I was like purple on my face like but like wanting it to be purple you know yeah cuz I look like a rockstar is what I thought this moment so you can remember when you just a little kid with you're so f****** stupid they will haunt you deep into it. yeah cuz I look like a rock star is what I thought this moment so you can remember when you just a little kid with your so f****** stupid they will haunt you Deport


    Joe Rogan - Chuck Norris & Bruce Lee
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    but but he got even bigger after that was so hot can get through this and Chris Ricci was doing it really well but it was just so funny to see Chuck Norris's face during that and they redid it any figured it out he figured out how to do a little better nothing like that Chuck Norris a couple times this is the proudest moment of my life and Chuck Norris knew who I was I think about 2 years ago I met him again that's funny what was that thing about Chuck Norris do is that he stayed current Chuck Norris has a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu great movies like Bruce Lee was a phenomenal martial artist a brilliant guy and turned it like how we put things together but as far as like actual competition Chuck Norris's the man I mean he was he was the guy but when I was a kid dude like Chuck Norris movies of the reason why I got into martial arts really huge late in life and I was like that was a f****** thing I basically wear them I mean I would I wear now is more ridiculous than Chuck Norris is actually jeans which is like f****** the stress when we would get pants bulshit like when you have a stroke blind your legs when we would get pantsed if I got pants I was got pants that were too big for me just like you kick people


    Joe Rogan talks to Sargon of Akkad about Anita Sarkeesian & VidCon
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    but I'm in a bit of an interesting development 12 she ended up getting Selena favorable reception with the progressive inteligencia very feminist very Pro social justice and they like to pass it because it's some pretty stop pre pre stock in trade and she was she came across as being very respectable she sounds like a total bigot when she's talking about anyting a bigot also I mean oppressing women and feminism has no argument and they also have a thing they say to each other to hate your oppressor is right to do that as I can but I don't have a right to hate even if you want me to do the big issue right it was a terrible terrible depression I don't know how women can get over it the video recording black and white University giving a speech why she says I'm not a game though I have to learn a lot about gaming to get into a less and then come 2012 wasn't released until after she did hug I mean like when you say men are oppressing women and everything she says is a very tall men are person with the male gaze is honey oppressive to women toxic masculinity is highly impressed with when could women Anita an angle and she realizes that there is a lot of attention that goes towards that angle and she runs with it who will take your money and run I'm just doing now nothing basically leave this this terrible thing. dude I'm insulated out there this is hilarious and this is because you've made videos about her as I was just cuz I've made videos debunking up once like she's under the impression that all of my videos about her and I actually on the right over I go people to like count up for me videos about 4 years referring to 200 million videos still make 30 videos about her about it is if someone put something out there you know you were going to expect that someone is going to come along especially a guy like you that is very opinionated and if someone has very different opinions in yours you are going to have a contract point this definitely not harassing if I don't think what can't be where in a scary position is not find someone who says that is a part of the problem is cultural souvenir you don't get any props unless someone sending you horrible messages and then because a lot of people been caught doing it to themselves which is really locked up protest ice cave run around into the University's computer system logged into effect or Counseling Center when she always she was complete or Chris's with harassment she's never dressed the critic don't ever contact me please. I mean they don't want to listen she's not interested in hearing your f****** opinion so that the victim card that gives her money being mean to me in a bigger online they wouldn't be maybe I should get some solid work and didn't say video games and making everyone sexist which that obviously not this wouldn't be happening to you but the thing that pisses me off most about the accusations told me of harassment if you look at it now if you get go to you can pull up now and you can see his women and let you know she go spilling all the terrible messages to harassment harassment that was in May 2012 I didn't make a video on YouTube until July 2013 this is been happening to her her whole career is on the new me who's your dick he'll be buried in the middle of a really think that it was her now that I'm thinking about how do you know a trunk on the footage she's using what she didn't take a selfie obviously it didn't credit whoever took it off and kill the go see them lose points as I know that's a disincentive application you know that Friday that was a loss of things that I feel the need to say something exorcisms terrible and everyone knows it nobody likes it because she's a divisive b**** I am so she does is play the victim she's got nothing she has nothing else does his loss interesting to me what causes these people to group up these weird sort of echo Chambers Wichita reiterating things that don't really work or make sense like there's no biological difference between men and women especially when it comes to strength there's and then did the tropes about video games also like his the other thing like when that gamergate thing happened it was it was really fascinating to me that everybody wanted to absolutely lump people in one or two and the two categories of people that are appalled to it up all by it and then think that you know sexism is a boring and all these terrible and then the other people who supposedly if you if you wanted some sexy images and video games you had to be a piece of s*** like eating I mean like if you look Frazetta stuff with the other girls the bikinis and I mean how lame is fantasy artist blood all over the place you know that you have set these unnatural standard so you f***** the self-esteem of all these young men but you absolutely have in the same way you do women like body-shaming or do you know having ridiculous standards for bodies for female that what works with men to it's the same thing the ideas cuz I think it's kind of the same thing as the right versus the left and I think it's all like a symptom of human psychology vagina it's very similar to someone was blind allegiance to anyone is in a red State who puts This Together Hank & John Green and who are they the vlogbrothers that famous YouTubers was calling me a s******* and garbage human that's a direct violation of the code of conduct and did they do anything about it no because she's a feminist because she gets special what is the proper up because she's anisakis in yard said good things in fact an abused on what she did according to the code of conduct which what is the code of conduct oh I remember but I already on the video it's one of my lights what is it was just a quick message Diane condone green and I know that thousands of people eating of them saying hey look she did find out you could have conduct from a position of institutional privilege at VidCon she was on the panel I didn't have as much fun she had too much fun she's calling me names she's accusing me of things I'm true she knew she was doing that while you were in the audience directly looking me in the eye and it was okay that's fine but that's not right and they've done nothing nothing there said nothing then and then afterwards all I got from her fans then I mean like being a hundred and hundreds of messages between them all night with exactly the same language she uses when she's displaying all of the nasty messages I'm guessing of people calling me like garbage human which is what she told me and so she has done nothing different and so I said she's excited GIF harasses exact and she claims I do but she has actually done this then on the Saturday she was due to be on a panel about cyber harassment harassment when she's a woman and you're a man because you are the oppressor so it's the same thing as racism like a black person being radio in the White purse again possible an interesting so you feel like they're Heidi I highly ideal incredibly fine but why are they if they're YouTube stars mean aren't they like don't they incredibly biased but why are they if they're YouTube stars mean aren't they like don't they


    Joe Rogan Reflects on the PewDiePie Controversy
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    I can't wait to see you like now that you have his gigantic audience to feel certain amount of responsibility why was Time by outstanding moral character hey bro I'm being nice to people and being inspiration what happened with him to you to know that I go over the actual this is by the way this is affected me and it affected a lot of YouTube people wear their YouTube videos used to have much free or monetization meaning that for people listening say of Sargon puts out a YouTube video you could have ads on that YouTube video and your YouTube videos got a lot of downloads man that mean it would be very lucrative for you and then with us are we YouTube money was cut by more than 60% with anything right wing is deemed not it's not friendly for advertising anything that has drugs in the is deemed not friendly for advertising like we've literally been able to change the title of things and re-upload them and then they ads they exactly at all just content so what all this came from is PewDiePie who was an enormous YouTube President right does he like 50 million followers holyshit and he made some videos that was it the Washington Post cuz I would have went well Wall Street Journal when I tell you about it because I want to be like I did a bunch of what's the scoop scoop is a new story that other people are not aware of yet I've seen something of millions of people have seen well call the new story and you can simply say that people in the C that's this goes back to what we were talking about before whereas they have a hierarchy of viewership like what what is what is a a real Network what is a real newspaper what is real journalism like in their mind I'm sure the Wall Street Journal considers themselves to be in the hierarchy video A million hits on their video that would be a big deal yeah that'd be thrilled if PewDiePie hunt only a million hits on one of his videos he would be super depressed he is a much bigger entity them but in their mind like a scoop is them the legitimate media pointing out something in the illegitimate this new weird video blogosphere comedian Ali makes jokes but he's a man of good character and parents should be thanking PewDiePie grow up being do some people because of his influence but benefits and roll 6 months together with him effectively they would like why was promoting and making light of being a Nazi or pretending to be a Nazi and that this is was f***** I'm not going to like he was promoting send Brian by partying the Nazis yeah I don't understand that Mel Gibson when someone says Mel Gibson put them together how the media takes his joke out of contact to try and frame him as something new it was just like what happened at which is amazing incredible it's amazing that they have the balls to do than what they did they called a scoop and then they went to advertisers that look at this hate speech but how did they get away with doing that how they sat them down and said we'll listen this is definitely not him saying that you're going to take something out of context and then doing it is it because of it is and then you took it out of context and did exact saying you shouldn't do that's kind of crazy it's mental it is mental it's absolutely but they feel like they can get away with it because they're in the hallowed Halls of actual media and they're putting the stuff out there Define it see what it see what you can find the actual I said that are supposedly app for PewDiePie yeah and what was so strange about it is that people in the competition typical not okay 53 million subscriber Jesus the biggest star in the site by far dude let's get into the latest Scoops so it's him Comet from The Wall Street Journal Disney said the videos are inappropriate and cut ties to PewDiePie who ran his business up to millions of dollars of subsidiary Maker Studios in Cosplay pie millions in a January 11th video mr. will feature two men holding a sign reading death to all Jews after hiring them from a freelance website another big YouTube funny about that and I don't know him I want you to say after me death to all Jews and you know Hitler was right I really opened my eyes to white power and I think it's time that we did something about it that's how they're reporting this if that's what I was saying or some s*** like that Law Center says sent it condemns you is becoming one of these days video since removed he posted a video of a man dressed as Jesus Christ I love how they have like stent removed his bold and then Jesus Christ and his old and I wasn't the one who made him say it or was it I don't think so so you can take orders from Jesus himself and all my stuff this is not what I'm looking for where it where the actual videos of him doing the the naughty s*** that's it the Wall Street journal's version of it so this is this is the actual clip they're saying are the thing that shows him to be anti-Semitic holyshit doesn't take a lot for like turn on the rebound thing about this is the fact that they didn't put out until they had like taking these clips and doped him into Disney Disney Disney obviously knew shitters to be he's not Progressive that's the difference why would they think that they could just do that though cuz I got to do that. I'm sure they did but it's now costing them their reputation Mustang how you have like favorability and what how well-known things were like YouTubers really well-known ready favorable with kids you know each other which is really well known but really unfavorable with kids have a kids meal with ostrich endless because of PewDiePie Wall Street Journal will continue being that no cuz he's go down PewDiePie still be doing well but would stick what's crazy is I never throw the Wall Street Journal is that what I thought of the Wall Street Journal as being like informative and objective information about business when if you ask me like what is the Wall Street Journal that's how I've always thought of them so the sea the sea this video. $5 to write on a sign so he could go stop that's all that it but I understand


    Joe Rogan & Sargon of Akkad - Claiming Victimhood
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    DuSable give him any more ammunition this so bad that she's not defending herself or hasn't have the opportunity when she called me a piece of s*** in the garbage human II had said nothing up until that point I just want to talk as soon as I open up dude I came all this way to hear what you have to say narrative doing around the progressive journalists there's already been debunked by an actual jellicle Tim pool on the video evidence of the event that I personally took that I stole the stage and started screaming abuse of the saying that he was saying that generous pump some pause do you not understand the irony of we're talking about people labeling themselves as victims and you are labeling yourself as victim but they have not been made yet you get that you were talking about right here stormed that you stormed the stage and you tell me journalist and I say where these articles you say just wait I want the movement of the movie with coconut like social media why would you even concentrate on that if it has not occurred and it isn't a sort of like a black guy complaining about the man holding you back when there is no man holding me back let you go like Janis Ian miles cheong who said right so the prevailing narrative among journalists at the moment is the song I'm still on the stage and abused any Stuckey's and what video evidence says the exact this is something I posted online I've no idea who the f*** are zinnias and don't even know who you are they like there's a lot of people listening to this I would like to get more interesting things smart guy in your videos excellent who's your friend


    Joe Rogan Explains His Stance on the JFK Conspiracy
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    yeah all the way around a big conspiracy theorist I should be but I guess I should you be going on than we think but I also think that most people are too dumb to not get caught almost every single time but there's a lot of s*** that happens where people do get caught eventually. but JFK's the biggest one and where did you land on that I've landed on that it's very possible very possible that Lee Harvey Oswald was involved it's very possible that other people involved too it's very possible that he shot at Kennedy and other people shot at Kennedy at the same time then that he was a patsy and he was put up like he was obviously involved in a lot of intelligence agency Shenanigans he went to Russia I married a Russian woman came back United States he had been involved in all sorts of communist propaganda s*** he was definitely not like an above-ground guy who's a shady do that and it's entirely possible that he was one person out of a plot to kill the president and they put it all on him and they had Jack Ruby shoot them but everybody goes black and white on that you either go Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone or Hugo he was innocent and the CIA had him assassinated because he was trying to where the CIA wish you was mean County was trying to pull us out of Vietnam trying to get rid of the CIA he was trying to get rid of the the the Federal Reserve there's a lot of like super controversial idea that Kennedy was trying to push forward and someone killed him I always go to the simple thing which is why would Jack Ruby shoot him right now but if he told to do it it's such a suicide end up in jail for the rest your life mission it doesn't matter to me if also think that fall apart there that's a little funny it's also possible that told him listen just shoot him we'll get you off if we will we will find some sort of way like where they might have had something horrible on him Jack Ruby was clearly embedded in the MOB the mob was angry at Kennedy because they helped Kennedy win they helped him win Illinois you know I mean because they helped Kennedy win they helped him win Illinois you know I mean they helped him become the president and there was absolute evidence that they were mad at him once he became president because then he start doing things that were against their interest there's a lot of people pissed off at Kennedy


    Joe Rogan & Judd Apatow on Richard Pryor
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    now you Everyone likes it but back then there was no one was watching Merv Griffin but me I was 15 I didn't like come to school and we would laugh about Jeff Altman on Merv Griffin I was just alone with it yeah I became a fan of stand-up watching stand-up on TV like watching like The Tonight Show and evening at The Improv and stuff like that yeah but really the big one the run that really kicked in for me was my parents took Missy live on the Sunset Strip 00 and I was a teenager young teenager and I remember being in the audience while Richard Pryor was onstage slaying and people were laughing so hard I was laughing so hard I looked around I'll never forget this moment cuz I looked around at the crowd while the movie was going on all these people were like I made this is an amazing thing this guy can do I got never seen real stand-up before I'd only seen like you know like someone on the Johnny Carson show do a couple minutes and tell a few jokes that in my mind was what stand-up was it wasn't until and I'd listen to some of the old Bill Cosby stuff and some of the old Carlin Stuff on records but I never seen it like seeing the movie live on the Sunset Strip and that planted didn't plant a seed like I can do it but it did planner be like holy s*** this is possible this is crazy this is possible special it's one of the best ever without a doubt he's still he holds up in a in a very very unique way we're a lot of Comedy from that era just including Lenny Bruce doesn't really hold up like it's Kotb is because its contextual like if you were there in that time it was groundbreaking but that's not groundbreaking anymore cuz the culture has moved on so far and a lot of that could be attributed to inside Lenny Bruce's Insight change the way a lot of people thought and discussed a lot of like really important issues of that time but there's something about priors his honesty and his his delivery in his point of view that's like to this day like he was good they put out a few years ago where they didn't tell you what album was just bits and I think maybe a lot of bits recorded when he recorded an album the album like was just it was in ears like 70s 80s 90s and when you listen to stuff in the seventies it's so militant it's so melting and it all works perfectly today like what he's mad about yeah all applies to right now and then when he would goes on at the about himself and relationships you do feel it like oh there's not many people opening up like this right comparable person Isleta comedians who talk about their lives but he's really he's ripping open the veins much deeper than anybody even now or any was talking about horrific addiction issues that he had back then I mean addiction issues that caused him to light himself on fire yeah I mean when he was talking about that back then who the hell done that remember he would do that thing read light a match and and move around like what who am I lighting himself on fire and and how the whole audience laughs like wow is crazy it was just some some bits we talked about having multiple sclerosis near the end of his life and he was still doing the comedy store and on audio they were riotously funny brutally honest bits about your what it felt like to be that sick before he was doing that when he was coming back The Comedy Store when he was really sick for a. I was a guy who went on after him every night every night for like 5 weeks Oggi's every time he does show I'd bomb so many times going on after Richard Pryor it was death and how is he terrible it was old and he was sick and he was drunk and he was on pills and he probably shouldn't have been there but he just wanted to do it it wasn't good like it wasn't wasn't Richard Pryor it was like they had a person volume is really on how best way to crack the microphone up like barely am and you know he would always love p**** like it wasn't nothing there he was just kind of talking and ranting and he would you know he'd be on stage with a drink and people didn't know how to respond and they would give him this amazing Round of Applause when he got on stage and took forever for them to get them to the stage because chuie who work the door and Sky Dave Wood Harry Richard Pryor to the stage and slowly just move him towards a stage and all the time the people be clapping and then they would sit him down and then they would put the microphone and play some Crank that f****** thing up to 10 and then he would do is stand up but it was it was easy people almost like paying all much how much paying homage it would be there were there to see the great one you know when he was there and he still alive it's like wow we're seeing like the greatest stand-up comedian of all is right there wow and I was more that that it was like him doing really well I was never like a good set I never saw him kill and then you would come out cuz eat dick just go up there and just eat plates of s*** people are so depressed and unknown white guy after the greatest comedian of all time this do she looking Italian looking kid I would just make fun of myself for a few minutes yet and you know and then don't talk about how Richard Pryor was like you know because I would take a long time for him to get off the stage too so that was the other thing like I'll get introduced by Jeff was a piano man and I would pass Richard and Dave and chewy as they were carrying Richard off like you have to kind of move around them and then get onto the stage then you'd have to say it really bothers gentleman to give sometimes PPC people's eyes are like f*** like what did we just see if I guess soda facing their own mortality it was sad I mean it was it was sad to see if somebody that is ill and then especially when you think of just the power of the guy just how crazy funny he was there was just no way to recover the decision room couldn't recover it it just that maybe we can do that now I feel like people can follow each other now you're Louis comes in and you go on after him and you know it Nike kills but I could Robin Williams or come in like you wanted to end the show


    Judd Apatow on the Brilliance of Garry Shandling - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    I don't nobody has built like a little like a business card with three bullet points on it and I'm a little more of the you know this Shandling tons and tons of paper till you're drowning and confused you know that's a sad one man left one dude that was a documentary about him now for HBO I was a huge fan of Larry Sanders show and Larry Sanders show all Sims go to start and so when I do know when I saw him was like one of those ones like it's actually Garry Shandling right there yeah and I said can you give me the last 50 sets the Gary did the comedy magic club and this is U2 from the last few years and no one's ever seen any of these jokes have the people at those shows he didn't do them on TV Dan Dumont talk shows there was no special some of the funniest joke you ever heard just so you know he was in the 70s he wrote so many jokes I found these binders hundreds and hundreds of jokes and every loose leaf binder like a guy sitting at a desk all day just crafting like to sentence perfect jokes do the punchline any would say the setup and hope the punchline came which is pretty wild he you know one of the one of the great things aren't doing a documentary as you get to ask people for footage so Seinfeld gave me the dailies for comediansincarsgettingcoffee when he interviewed Gary and then the people who made the movie comedian about Seinfeld gave me all the dailies of a sequence that they only use 10 seconds out of the documentary which was Jerry going to the comedy magic club and doing sets and also there that night is kneeling and Chris Rock and there's 12 tapes it's all their performances and then their entire conversation for 3 hours hanging out backstage and it is unbelievable the conversation how funny it is and there's a moment where Chris Rock is doing the joke about how Nelson Mandela got divorced that even Nelson Mandela after shades of pink in prison he could survive that but he couldn't survive getting divorced immediately I forgot how he worded it but there's a shot of Shandling alone in a green room watching Rock do this bit and as he's doing it Gary's like saying what he what he's like he's guessing what the bit is ASRock saying it but in all of Chris Rock and it's a it's a really beautiful moment and that's the best part of doing this documentary is just finding little magical moments that no one would ever see if you didn't dig deep at the Wilshire ebell theater like a thousand people showed up and I made about 5 mini documentaries about Gary to show in between the speakers and I thought this is a documentary I should just expand this and now it's like OJ dock of Gary it's a big long epic documentary I think people don't realize how good the Larry Sanders show us why people forgot you know if he'd go back and watch it again and that was a revolutionary show and it was on the air was so people don't go backwards like my kids don't go back that far like to them looking backwards means I'll watch all of parks and rec 715 forget that when the Larry Sanders show came on the air with the shows on HBO it was like First and Ten or not necessarily the news or dream on your Gary was the first show on HBO that made HBOGo this is what HBO should be we should be the quality network with all of his kind of groundbreaking television and Gary was a guy who got turn all the talk shows he got offered to replace Letterman he was hosting the Tonight Show for Johnny him and Leonard Wood would take turns doing it and he decided he rather satirize it then do it you know and then he wanted to explore the people and not be a talk show host he wanted a show like the world of ego that is not just talk shows but just show business he was fascinated with people's need for attention his own need for attention is on the vanity and narcissism and he wanted to explore that and and satirize how we just want to be like so badly like what we do to be liked which prevents us from actually feeling loved cuz we're so obsessed with approval


    Judd Apatow on Why He Came Back to Stand Up After 20 Years - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    John Daly's character Sam where shows a girl the jerk and she hates it and any breaks up with the cheerleader at school or hate that stuff we don't have like one or two violently yeah there's there's one or two things that mean the most to me in the world where my wife's like I can't I can't I don't like it at all and then stuff that she likes that I could like I hate that more than anything that's good I think it's good with your spouse to have like very few interests in common I think all those people that do everything together it's like stand up my wife I met her when I was induced and I did stand-up from the time I was 17 till I was 24 and met my wife and I was 28 or 29 so she didn't know anything about staying up until three years ago when I started doing it again I was getting a lot of writing work the Ben Stiller show got picked up to sketch show we did for Fox that kept me busy I was making you know a lot of money compared to the $500 a week I was making doing stand-up on the road and I thought well this is the universe saying you don't need to do stand-up and you should stop maybe your friends are funnier than you and I'm living with you know Sandler and I'm hanging out with Jim Carrey and it's daunting abandon your friend is John Lennon you just feel like a weird to not feel like a dick is cocky with Jim Carrey hanging out with Amy Schumer working on train wreck and she would come back from these tours and I just got jealous I thought that sounds like the most fun thing and then one night I said I'm going to go up tonight just to make you laugh just to show you could see what it was like what I did stand-up and that I told a couple stories had told her that I knew would go okay and Amy was very excited and I did pretty good work okay and then the Comedy Cellar today anytime you want to come back just pop it will put you up now no one ever said that when I was a, quick cuz it was hard to get stage time and I thought we'd a second I'm getting treated like somebody who who gets the show up and go on stage I have to take advantage of this and I went on every night the entire shoe to Trainwreck no matter what time you finish shooting I would drive straight to the Comedy Cellar improv in The Comedy Store in Largo and then I will put these benefits together at Largo once a month and and to me that was the most fun because I can book a show and get like Shandling to come and Randy Newman or you know disease and Fiona Apple and we did them all the benefits and I always like producing things like that and then slowly got to the point where I thought someone who writes for television and movies and in the difference between that and a lot of stand-ups is when you're making a living writing and producing and directing and in doing are you disciplined you did right right you have notes of books you have like you're opening up your binder you going over your stuff so lonely, don't do that I remember when I started I was hoping for Larry Miller one of the legendary and he minutes long he had a great bit about about drinking but which one of the best stand-up bits of all time and he had a bit about Thanksgiving and asking that they were like 10 minutes and they would get funnier and funnier and one day he said to me you know this is a job you got to sit down and read a right jokes you don't just go to the mall and watch a movie everyday like if you sat down for 2 hours at a desk and treated this like it was a job that deserves your respect you'll be a hundred go to the mall and watch a movie everyday like if you sat down for 2 hours at a desk and treated this like it was a job that deserves your respect you'll be a hundred times better than everybody else and I did listen to him


    Joe Rogan Describes His Workout Program to Judd Apatow
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    so I'm fascinated by your general program like what year doing all day with all this stuff like what's what's the current Joe program well I'm always doing something you know and it terms of like Diet you mean or terms of like tenants of your day well my workout I schedule every Sunday I schedule everything that I'm going to do during the week I say I have to do yoga two times this week the lift weights three times this week after run twice this week and however I fit that in affect it in but I owe those things again so I have to get those things and the only exceptions or injuries and sickness know those that that's the the the schedule and then on top of that there's other things that I enjoy doing kickboxing Jiu-Jitsu work those in when I can then diet the diet is pretty strict in terms of like no bread very few carbs no bulshit like healthy food a lot of vegetables bottom eat game meat mostly Wild game I take vitamin supplements everyday I take multivitamins I take probiotics I take vitamin B12 and D in a lot of different things I just I do everything that I can to put my body and my brain in a good place so that I'm keeping my engine smooth I'm changing my oil I'm changing my spark plugs and making sure that stop burning it means I can't be perfect but I know that I've done my best to keep it working the best that I can tell who's the person that advises you unlike nutrition cuz I know people that I've used as a resource there's a woman I have on the podcast on a regular basis her name is dr. Rhonda Patrick and she's probably the best resource I sent her something the other day on some new some new study on saturated fat whenever I there's some sort of an issue this new study on cryotherapy or saunas so I guess the song is incredibly effective tality from all causes do the people who take regular song like it just literally keeps your body healthier having that massive exposure to heat and that your body producing these heat shock proteins it just it it reduces inflammation that just hit it helps in so many different areas for people and just sit down in the hot room is really good for your body regular is how many times a week for sauna I think they were saying four times a week but I mean how hard is that man just force yourself to sit in it and home in particular order I've got your Cham just go there and sit in that f***** for 15 minutes doesn't take long to get all this right now I'm going to do everything you do we make that a special it's the Judd does Jose programs that we are up I do if I can't just do 12 pounds on a freeway you don't want to do everything I do like I have a friend who runs ultra-marathons and I just started running recently within the last couple months I'm not running a f****** ultramarathon I'm not doing everything he hey I'll do everything you do 5 in the morning and putting two and a half hours I can drop my kids to school at 7:40 that's one thing you don't need two and a half hours you can get a great workout in 40 minutes and that's all you need for the hold a hundred percent you really can't specially if you run I got run Hills and I can get it done in a half an hour like a f****** brutal workout a 2-mile brutal hill climbing workout in half hour I'm exhausted and now this idea of time like how much time would you put in today you can workout in a b******* Manor 2 hours and not get nearly as much done as you can for a half-hour hard just running interval training and relaxed once again but I just think being active and doing something on a daily basis forcing your body to get used to the fact that it's going to constantly being be working the actually being under stress and it just gives you more energy it's like you you have more of a gas tank you have more enthusiasm for things furrion exercises you only have so much energy per day and he thinks that exercise uses it up so he doesn't ever exercise yeah that's what I mean he's is not mitigating a stress that's part of it is your perspective enhancing for me the most important thing about I don't know maybe they're not the most important thing one of the best things about exercise is that it gives me a perspective a better amor prospective cuz I know I'm not coming at it from a stressful body like my body is not tense so I can come at things in a calm way of drained all the b******* out of my body's thing yeah are you doing meditation or what are you doing in that way so I do most of my meditation in that yeah I climb in that float yeah I love that one of my favorite things if you go in there with an idea like I'll go in there with a bit like I got this bit that I'm working on right now that's kind of complicated and sometimes I just be sitting there staring at the walls thinking about this one bit cuz I'm trying to figure out how to how to structure it it's super complicated bit and I'll go in that tank and I'll just sit there for an hour I'll just try to work out this bit try to figure out if there are other angles to it is on the ways to come out at the music thing is when I have an idea in the tank and it seems like I got it I got to get out of the tank do you need a special pad in fact I think I need a voice-activated recorder I think that's a good idea yeah I think that's what I need or I can just talk okay so I need the tank you need it I have the spa you have a spot I need a hill to run on pills are good I got I need more of my Onnit products do you lift weights at all no idea to do a little bit of something just to keep your body strong was like as you get older your body atrophies and there's no way found it especially if you're not using it and the only way to keep it from Ativan is to make sure that you put under stress you have to lift weights it's the only way to get your bone density keeps your tendon strength your muscle strength there's no other way you know otherwise he's get injuries. Back in the reason arm injuries and she starts falling apart on you not doing anything 80s heavyweight such a thing as like heavyweights and he was a truck at at know and so but I don't like lifting things work you out you don't have to do s*** you just show up you know like you could do it in your house they show up at 6 a.m. or whenever it is Nike come on. I got you for the next 45 minutes and you'll like all right here we go and just make up when you hate that stuff really is like build your brain to love it that I've been playing a lot of tennis lately as a way to weigh great wake up and but I do know that I need to do it but man it is when you're like of the mindset that when the trainer comes you want to punch him in the face that it is a tough it's a tough thing would you have it like build your brain to Leavitt that I've been doing a lot of tennis lately as a way to weigh great wake up and but I do know that I need to do it but man it is when you're like of the mindset that when the trainer comes you want to punch him in the face it's a tough it's a tough thing


    Joe Rogan on If Conor McGregor & Floyd Mayweather Fought in MMA
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    all day what do you think about this Conor McGregor Floyd Mayweather fight I mean it's a spectacle I guess I'm excited I'm excited about it but I feel like it's going to be another big Notch and not Mayweather's belt and I don't think he needs another one like itis I get a little bit I guess I respect Floyd Mayweather the boxer but it's not the kind of boxing I get excited about watching 12 round boxing match so we're going to get to see some sort of an athletic competition but I don't see how McGregor can be better than the best boxers in the world who have tried but what he might do personalized if we going to make it exciting scary one punch power and he's way bigger so it's all about whether or not he can hit Mayweather fighting at 1:50 something I don't know that's a good question to how much weight does he have to lose how much is for you to make them dehydrated so at even give a f*** does he even respect his skills enough to make him dehydrated sounds like you did with Canelo cuz you made Canelo cut a shitload of weight sure correct Floyd Mayweather made Canelo Alvarez fight Canelo has a big fella I've seen in person him getting on the 150s or ruff-ruff suck I think that it's always scary when you look at these days and they just look emaciated before the feel like hair up like Chavez that mean okay after this fight is at 1:54 it is it 1:54 unless they're making it interesting okay well 5468 actually I think it was fighting 175 wasn't he and he came down maybe they would maybe it was a normal weight for Chavez Jr 66.8 yeah well they had stipulations in the contract like how big he could be at certain points you know just dirty just wanted to dry them out and just hit him with like shots while he's holding him he's almost got to clip him in some sort of weird awkward like Maidana like exchange into a fight with my Donna Floyd have a Floyd got clipped by a big overhand right I think it was the end of one of the rounds like very end around his leg dip like what 14 back in the rematch he just bought his face off just f*** them up because you just wanted to let him know like look dude I barely took you serious in that first fight got close but it only got clothes cuz like this sloppy brought in and just put a skill clinic on him in the second fight back if I wasn't even close I think that's the only kind of face first brawler I wish I wish I wish I knew more about your side of the tracks while we don't know enough about Connor because Connor is never had a professional boxing right you know the thing is you see is striking but you only see striking when he's working on kickstand wrestling all that other s*** to him I mean get him in an armbar just kicking him in the head and not be worth losing all the money and then getting more money out if they got in close if they got it yet and Floyd was like sucking a Juke on the outside and he threw a job to cover up or left high kick and that left high kick next because if you didn't know it was coming he could clip them with it I'll give you had no idea if you hit a kick behind a punch like fight a lot of Fighters do you like throw a punch literally cover your face so the kick is behind it already and in the kit comes like why your vision is already you're thinking about the next punch and paying the child have it all the time if he did that would be insane would be worth it everything up cuz no one would ever trust another fighter from MMA to ever fight a boxer in a boxing match again and really could they do an MMA fight with the two of them look Connors so much better as a wrestler as a submission Artist as a kicker there's just no waste kill him with spinning elbows and s*** like these things you can't do in a boxing match that you're not expecting and if someone's just kicks your legs once you're going to be like oh my god what the f*** now I'm not saying the way the weather you have to learn how to check leg kicks and you have to learn how to defend submissions and that will take years and he's not going to do that 40 years old I don't know what he knows about kickboxing or Jiu-Jitsu or anything else I don't know what he know but if he knows nothing he's 100% f***** 100% bet the house on it f***** like Connor might win a boxing match I mean maybe there's like a a small percentage chance that he just runs in there and clips Floyd with a big roxham and then take some out I don't know what that percentage is what you asked a boxing experts is like 4% 5% right that's what boxing at 4 to say which I'm not but I'm an MMA expert if they fought in an MMA fight is 100% the Connor with lock him up 100% no ifs no and no buts no chance no chance Scott is going to be farther away from Mayweather than anyone's ever hit them is going to be kicking him in the stomach in the legs and I'll soften him up in the the 5 minutes long and eventually he gets a quench when he gets a clenched Mayweather is f***** he's going to the ground is not going to be able to stop it he's going to get mounted he's going to get elbows force-fed into his eye socket his nose his mouth his jaw the sides of his head his ears he's going to get elbowed in the ear he's going to get punches drop down on him when he's totally pinned down and defenseless he's going to have a knee on one of his biceps while the guys literally on top pounding him in the face and he won't be able to get up do you want me to stop the crucifix and smashed on the ground until he decides to choke him so he's completely defenseless would be insane if Mayweather decided in the next two months for the fighting take place in August if they decide in the next 2 months sing about boxing or this could be a thing but if they just took it from now and said too much too much now you can have an MMA fighter holyshit the odds would be a hundred thousand to one because you asked like any real MMA expert the hundred percent the Mayweather is 100% fact but that's for sure Connor control punch for sure what happens when I was most likely though Mayweather out boxes on what you can seek on Atlantic something to be crazy it's a date he just the hardest person to lay the hardest person to land a punch against that's why I was just the best defensive boxer ever for sure who knows what happens when I was most likely though Mayweather out boxes but you can see Connor landing something to be crazy it's a date he just the hardest person to lights not just he's a he's a he's a hardest person to land a punch against that's why it hurts just the best defensive boxer ever


    Best of Tom Segura Vol. 2 - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    and I think I learned from that experience I enjoyed the experience of being on ecstasy Comedown was just way too brutal I was like this is not good for you I think s*** like chemicals that man-made stuff that doesn't exist in nature that organelle LSD sort of does a Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds and some other things I did I took I took ecstasy and then I was having some drinks like I probably had like four or five drinks which is get out like liquor drinks lightly and then I was like I don't feel at all like a water tap into that and just that's it and then that's it so I realized I went like this and I realize there's too much my mouth there's 6 capfuls my mouth so not even a drink so you black out you go into a coma what do you remember I remember all the way up until like moments before blacking out like I was hanging out I was I realized I was like f****** high as s*** like like perma-grin like but we are out of our my sister was like he was like just let him sleep it off and she's the one that f****** called the the ambulance like they had to and it's real natural form like it when what it really is it's like you know it can be regulated is used as an anesthetic in like parts of Europe but when you buy it from like street-level people it's obviously it's f***** with like people will spike it with anything the thing like when you when we started like I used to sample and stuff you would use the new it was under the guise of like while I'm lifting weights every week Ralph Kramden would threaten to beat the f*** out of his wife not just occasionally every f****** week you'd like to talk about punching her in the face and knocking her to the Moon giant change has happened in our culture but I think one of the best ways to really document it is to watch old watch what they would they accepted back then and watch a day except today there's a newspaper article I just saw from somebody posted it I think on Twitter and it was it was they ask they pulled a guy is an old newspaper guys whether it's okay to spank a woman and the answers they pulled like five or six guys is a they were all like absolutely like she needs it if she's out of line she's just trying to help her it was to make you feel okay about spanking your lip Jesus Christ and if they don't know how to behave by the time they're adults they should be treated like children and spanked that oughta make them grow up in a hurry if it doesn't it first they'll soon get the idea this is incredible get the idea of yes when they deserve it as a barber I've got a lot of faith in the hairbrush my God I think there are certain cases when it is advisable when it is there's no real why you shouldn't go right ahead and do it I can't knock the idea in my business a man sets a lot of the stuff store sets a lot of store by the results he can get with a hairbrush properly applied the parking lot attendant from Brooklyn you bet Eagle LS2 bread the teachers and most boss a lot of women tend to forget this is a man's world had a lot of men who stepped down as boss of a family wish they hadn't spanking might help get back some of the respect they lost look at Teddy like Joey Diaz is cousin William Davis what is Williams if they don't it will remind them of how well-off they are I subscribe to the theory that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure holy look at him that's the last one that's awful did you check out my special bombing episode regular comedy club crowd it happened to be like private event people like a group of 80 was doing their corporate party and I mean so it wasn't like it was an individual's buying one and two tickets is episode 172 of your mom's house and I play the audio from this thing falling off the rails and I mean it is there's a lady who work at the club have been a 20 years and she told me she should have never say she like that even close to that before what happened it was a combination of things happening to make it fall apart that way basically went up there I had one guy in the front row who I f****** you know you just hate somebody and you fixate on them because like this one guy who was like kind of mumbling talking tagging my everything I spell absolutely what are the groups of like 50 50 60 people was like being super loud and like the first like really talking about and I went to talk to them they were kind of like display kind of shity about it and thing is like it it's different when you when you do a regular show and yulissa you go after somebody or go after a table you're just working on five people maybe write a group that like more than everybody else in that room has nothing to do with them in this case it was more like mob mentality where when I was like he's go f*** yourself then the group is like talking to us so then it was like no f*** you like but in in unison is all of them and then it just went then I tried to put it back on the rails with I was like I'm sure I can send a thousand times let me put this back together f*** you they were booing in unison for like 15-20 minutes at this point it was more than that here's the thing I resigned to the fact that it was so crazy it was less emotional and I talked about this on that episode then you are standard bombing oven and a regular Body Works just not going your way you start to sweat and this f****** sucks up here but like you this was different in that I felt like their response to me so outrageous like I felt like it was unwarranted house that they were that it affected me less like I was just standing up there was like all right guys ready for some more jokes as you know like not as I wasn't flustered as I've been during a real bomb I tried to make it clear on that on that episode that like I take responsibility for yelling at a guy for insulting people like I'm saying I put it on myself that I made things go downhill the club takes responsibility for kind of not really policing and they like the one part is I tried it I told the guy that he had to go you have to go you're gone see you later and you know I've done that before sometimes and then they were like the club payments on their like just give him another chance he's going to be good now when I was like I've already thrown him out like there's no we're not negotiating now so the club asked to keep the guy there yes they just a bunch of times he's okay he was the mumbler the tower we had our first interaction with another interaction I think the third time I said something to him I was like what the f*** did you say I forget exactly what he said and then I was like oh you're a tough guy he's like you want to step outside and find out and I was like you can go outside cuz you're out here you're done get out of my f****** show it's my show and we felt like we were discussing what happened I was talking about it with the club the guy is that a lot of people in that room didn't hear out what he was saying right thought I was just attacking guy for no reason that makes sense at all pleasing to the different bike you know I'm there doing comedy you came to see my stand up if you want if you are liking it that's cool but if you try to take over the room is it crazy and the audio is insane I mean that you probably not heard alarming like that it's not like a standard end will the best part because I also was bummed at myself for not I was like how you know you're always look at moments we like I wish I had said something funny or here was an opportunity to be funny really you know so I was like a lot of it I was like I was like they defeated me other but the only funny thing I said was like at one point the manager came up to the stage and he was like are you okay he was checking he came on stage me to bring back the other guy and they got like ice cream yes and I go I told him you guys want more of me so here I am for more just and they're like she was in tears she was crying and they brought her on stage like she wants to say something and I was like okay cuz my plan was just stay here the entire time to talk about recipes that you want to try like I just don't think she gets up there and I really wanted this to be a good night like she's way affected by this please give him the respect of like some just your your time and like just let him talk and their likes to f*** play for that bucket like they're going crazy right and I see her like just like she's defeated it's like someone's beating her up right now and I was like oh my God this is supposed to be like a 50/50 5-minute set just 20 minutes to go I'll let you know what I do I want her to have a fight night she like she like it affected me he was so I was like I'll tell you why because nice lady in Baba Yaga I'll bring back the black guy so I brought the black guy back on stage while they went f****** wow but I mean like you know he got people that all they can push it like that office Trix I think episode 172 people send in their stuff all the time and I'm like do you like yeah you like those dirty far as huh with Saran Wrap and it is funny it turns ever-so-slightly and spread in the sound to something about someone relishing a woman's farts like holding onto the cheek with his nose so there's this guy that he wrote in there he was like my now he's gross fiance like me no nose and: like whenever she has to fart she calls him over and he gets so expect it feeders grain Community they have that's a whole business for them is like they set up a camera and then like I don't eat cheese and cookies today I just the idea of Saran Wrap or you guys head your area so fun crawling around as she does her stuff yeah you can put those on the guy's name just fart or all around the house with hardwood floor hearts and gluttony makes videos that's still somebody's pants yeah he does it's getting Brown this is like idiocracy know about him we studied his work forever what's in the microwave he's got some that are so Brown that's clearly schitts is his so I was coming to the subsurface his Christmas one smothering about crazy mothers lately it seems as though these are like prior to that location there was one that was of just a bedroom in a basement ergonomic chairs on the Christmas one you can tell us a Family Home and there's stockings up and he farts in every socket Siri but he is doing that pushing are in there you know using a cheating cheating believe that time I feel himself over there and then farting a edits between each fart if you do when you stay away from Seafood for a while and then you reintroduce it there's bacteria in like know the different since shellfish and the sushi I thought it sounded like somebody was throwing up like the parts guys like a guy going Aaron your ass literally changes the way your fart smell or sound rather right smell the smell the same but they sound different YouTube ad video money is in the new gets a hooker and she's a real guy farts on Earth everything about it is the people that love them versus don't like it I think that's all rooted in if your household work was okay with it or not you know stop being a loser oh my God OK Google search Google search that guy in every way gross but this description but one time cuz he's at the heater he's like I got eight and nine of those you do the math but he's not that fat just now got going on with our lives his life like absolute s*** everyday and I'm fatter than him for ever the footage for about a year and change you really he owes up you know his hairs a big leap I think if you do wow what does it all alone and it's kitchen take out the stage somewhere and he doesn't respond to the email so you couldn't even do you want to hear it sorry when you try to clean it up and do your shower


    Andrew Santino on Working with Jim Carrey, Auditioning for SNL - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    that's amazing what do you think he walked away with he took 10 upfront to make it he probably got a ton of money I don't know how it works points he probably got 30 30 million out of that maybe I was balling out of control watch episodes on the Showtime show at dude f****** so awesome that they got like real Comics meant the Showtime show looks great man I love how authentic everybody looks and they look the hairstyles and killed it and it was real Comics y'all magical you need to run a few Poppins on it oh my God so many other guys came in and left Judy Feingold yeah that's that's crazy because it's based on the most important comedy club in my opinion ever TV show Sunday and Jim Carrey said some amazing things man yeah that's our cast photo that one that you click that one you did it feel weird to be on that I mean must have been like I can tell you from the bottom of my honest hard it was the most important thing I've done so far we're paying homage to the world that that we love and respect so much and it was a big effort on Jim's part and his bruising part of Michael Aguilar to like tell real story a lot of stories of people see if you watch the show and I hope you do come from gyms I have to do some Boston move that live in a f****** dudes closet West Hollywood and needs to be a guy that would jerk off and watch them change Nest to Jim put that story in the show man he wanted all these little grated but there's a great moment about joke stealing in there and a f****** huge fist fight that breaks out that was real from Jim's personal life about guys used to come in from the f****** radio from talk radio and you know the morning they come to the club at night, the store steals it the next morning, so f****** hear it yeah that's a real common thing writers for sitcoms of come and they would watch people do sets and then they would wind up putting their their bits and like even f****** Seinfeld can't why Kevin James signature bits got used on Seinfeld after he had a bunch of meetings and then they came to see him perform a bunch of like top riders came to see him perform in NBC showcase his wife when Kevin was getting a development deal and they came down and watch them and then like the next season his muffin bit was on a Seinfeld oh yeah it's like what the f*** Manuel nowadays they f****** their blatant they tell you like I I tested for Saturday Night Live and you sign a form that says these characters can be used after the audition and this is crazy I'm not calling out anybody or saying anything but they did there was a character ended up on the show that Vanessa Bayer did f****** hilariously that I did something similar my additional like damn that was really good character yeah you sign a piece of paper it might be a f****** Mike Myers movie someday you have to say yes sir may I have another man I took it was a wild process wouldn't want to compensate people for creating those ideas to fly you out to to show yourself up don't hire them but you like that character you do should be like at establish rate they have to pay for things passing what they did was what I did with some similarities and nuances the character that I thought were either just you know a Confluence of great ideas but it is hard you think about that stuff you like me is that close to what I did because you don't like we set back in the day like our shows people were blatantly Steve people completely Stealing In Comedy for f****** ever it's been like the beginning of time and especially in the 70s which I think is what we try to show with like they would steal these radio guys and f****** show up again and be like and especially in the 70s which I think is what we try to show was like they would steal these radio guys and f****** show up again and be like hey like it wasn't like it was


    Joe Rogan on the Bill Maher Controversy, Hillary Clinton Using Prison Labor
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    hey let me ask you this weekend to Belmar Belmar, what do you think of this holds recent controversy yeah it's something more how to make sure she would never hire a black person but I don't think I've heard that so it's like his actions aren't we were talking about before the podcast this thing where the mother talking about the clintons and Arkansas in the governor's mansion was that which I was it did you see Jamie when Bill Maher when they like troubling from Bill. I'll stop watching I guess you know Twitter erupts over news and Hillary Clinton use black prison labor while first lady of Arkansas newsweek.com JFK Democrat running around to the right and Hillary Clinton and my sister were at the governor's mansion was a long-standing tradition which kept down cost Clinton rights she has it most of the workers were convicted murderers and she became friendly with in quotes a few of them African American men are 30s would already serve 12 to 18 years their senses despite their alleged friendships if these men Clint tells her readers we enforced rules strictly and sent back to prison any inmate who broke a rule despite having no psychological qualification she later asserts that these men did not have inferior IQs or inability to apply moral reasoning but instead they may have been emotional illiterates emotional illiterate she said that says despite having no psychological qualifications later serves no ability to say that's exactly what that is I mean what makes no mention of whether or not these men received any money for working for her and her husband a 2016 article for Mother Jones knows that when it came to prison when it comes to prison labor some States states include Texas Arkansas and Georgia do not pay inmates at all holyfuck on Twitter Jing wrote that Hillary Clinton was a direct participant in what Sam Tsui sway Sam Smith at Sam's we're on Twitter I guess correctly described as modern slavery 100% percent slavery if you don't pay someone you make them work because they did a crime that's a crazy thing like it's a boat but you making them work that was crazy about it's like it's not just that you or your freedoms taken away and they lock you in a box they also make you work so your lies are worth anything boat but you making them work that's why I'm crazy about it's like it's not just that you or your freedoms taken away and they lock you in a box we also make you work so your lies are worth everything we can make it do whatever you want


    Joe Rogan on the Alt Right Trolling for Fun, Micro-aggressions
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    we never found that video The Evergreen Professor throwing his hands around video I'm pretty sure it's in but I need to double-check and listen to make sure it's the part that I like right where it is and it's it's so hilarious this probably right skewed up in a website if you Google Evergreen at was he the president ever gained in Evergreen hand motion are a microaggression Google that emotions are Mike and they have a website for sure that has an article where they show the video and they have a queued up and when it's 2. You can see the kids laughing when they get that the teacher to put his hands behind his back and understanding what they really looking for kids taking over the school yeah that's it give me some give me some volume don't point the dude walks up the presents I put your hands down yes dude and they're laughing at him have repercussions in society today and that is what we're about ready for an Applause Roloff does Dominus you know that version of that there's a version of that was just a feminist like that version of feminist believe what you hear what is a lot of it is well maybe I mean like Milo Milo yiannopoulos Shirley great it's never been a time like this orange fairy get so many morons mad at you I've loved it but yeah but what I've noticed is that all the super liberal American sports fans are kind of dumb how dare you some of the dumbest feminism in the world like other ones are more thought-out and more interesting and more like just thoughtful in general do that think you left America became a f****** turncoat hugs around here and I'm here in a bunch of bulshit you left behind was actually wrong and you're jumping on which is a lot there's a lot wrong so like worry about that and calm down microcast you guys it's not like this benefit to do so you shouldn't worry about why she bothers you this shouldn't bother you right you know your ancestors were not slaves were brought your mind were you know and slavery has repercussions designer bracelets clapping inside you're right but what is the point what's happening with a leaf or what are we doing like yeah it's all obviously ancestors like when do we get over this ancestor thing like how many generations in do we do just treat people as individuals and that they want white people got an advantage for sure it's more so but it's not a hundred percent of time so if I came from a divorced household I didn't write it and my dad wasn't around my dad beat my mom you know that can be a way worse and harder experience then the Cosby Kids right you know right that every black kid has to face the they think about it is it someone down the line was a slave and they're not slaves anymore but that's why people who look like him or hear they're all here. someone brought them over here in Chains other Soldiers with a weird self-esteem or self-identity issue attached to knowing that everybody knows who your ancestors were slaves and there's also hurting like there's a certain thing that people do when someone has something and someone else wants it you if you have a group of people is different it's like a really easy to almost think of them as not you play Justified Wars that's how many people died by dehumanizing the other you know and this this thing that has to balance out that I guess is I guess just The Echoes of that is like we have to get so many generations away from the from people being slaves and any repercussions of it socially I cannot we have to get so far away that it doesn't Factor or we don't care okay that's well expressed for sure I'd like that. Kind of like calm way to explain something really gets put out anymore or screaming and yelling also grandstand manipulative crowd yeah that's part of being a person like that's half the reward for saying something that's right is the love that you get from people when you say that it's right and they recognize it and they go yeah so people get addicted to that yes so they constantly do things that they think are at least perceived as being right and they get very vocal with things when they perceive those things are going to get a very big reaction for standing up against them it becomes this moral High Ground to the grandstanding peacocking sort of a thing where they just are constantly trying to let everyone even know how uncool it is to do this and how wrong it is to do that I can settle the f*** down weird adult should be able to make it seem like his right but if you talk someone into it was like well if that's true then I've been raped a bunch of times we don't want to make that make you be able to take them so okay that's no longer


    Joe Rogan & Steve Rinella on Guyana and Jonestown
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    Boone Iowa live speaking of vacations tell me about Guyana because the Jonestown Massacre thing is ready downtown because this is like the the main group I was with in Guyana isn't micucci and I'll surprise when they make a dish they make a dish with cassava which is a root like manioc they make a dish with that they make a flower from it make dish and I was one day saying that looks like pizza no comprehensive like no thought of what pizza is an overtaking like you take like such a part of everyday life in the jungle in Guyana I feel lost without you and I kept saying man you got to get on board of polarized sunglasses not handed to him he he didn't like it this guy drove and he'd like anything about have him on his face he just like couldn't do it but then I got out of five years later and every one those voices rocket polarized glasses do some like Kool-Aid and all was at the Kool-Aid type drill know so when people look at when we had this conversation what the poison was so we had a conversation and Wild game and then that's like a staple the deed everyday and yours in the everyday is a half-dozen things all produced from cassava which is kind of like a yam and it's cold debated with slash-and-burn agriculture then and they cultivate these yams and from it they make a flower they make a type of grain is like couscous they make a syrup that use as a coloring agent in the flavoring agent make a non-alcoholic drink they make a somewhat alcoholic drink that would be like an equivalent to beer and then they make a much more alcoholic drink which would be an equipment like fortified wine this route to take grow in its raw form when you shred the route and squeeze the shredding so be like magic took a yam and shredded a yam and then squeeze the air between your hands and tripped out a liquid that liquid is deadly okay dogs chickens people anything to drink that liquid dies the massacre was a cocktail of the best people think that it was Kool-Aid flavor Aid Valium and potassium cyanide my question the cyanide from the root where they like doing homemade cyanide but it's when I got home I looked into this and it and it seems is that communism Jonestown kahmune had been ordering actual potassium cyanide which is used in a number of mining practices and other stuff so it's it's unavailable unavailable compound this is like today no like how people figured out how to make it non poisonous no help why I was just been done so long for like different poisons they use to poison that people use to poison fish what strikes me about it is how in the village like the Sushi Village I was in is mostly mkushi what is also like Whopper Shawna which is another tribe care of is no try but it's pradamalia micucci and there's about 300 people who live in this Village and how careless they are with the liquid they give you nowadays like picture like you're like the type of person to like you and Muir married to and raise kids with right if you if you had that type of mom and you had a big bowl of a liquid it would kill you if you drank a bit while that bull would be monitored in your household Christ the barbed wire around it Electrical Fence and how do they do they just laid out to this micucci gyro the government functions are English so if you if you pictures South America its northeast corner opening out onto the Southern Caribbean that's guy on it's bordered on the east by Suriname on the west by Venezuela to the South by Brazil it's 90% virgin rainforest and within that 90% of Voters rainforest is only 10% of the population so the coastal peoples are like real cultures people mostly descended from slave trade Europeans in the interior are the amerindian groups and the government function sort of the power in in Guyana is that is the coastal peoples and there's not a ton of inner energy barely any interplay between the amerindian communities in the government the government's English-speaking so in you'll find it there's a lot of English mixed in the amerindian communities and some people like this guy roving because he's sort of a whopping he's like a he has a leadership role in his community and he's learned just Standard English very well he's at a fascinating life just how much stuff is changed for him so I you can just like Converse okay and in a way that you can converse in like talking right now almost which creates tension between the things that you're discussing and how you're discussing them like princes to have a guy just in conversational English talking about problems they're having with neighboring shamans in their own Shaman putting curses on each other to be when he's telling you that you don't want to be reading it in like closed caption and he'd be saying it in the Indigenous language because it sounds weird to have to have an idea that so foreign to us which be like a battle of shamans battling over access to wild animals okay to have that delivered in conversational English to struck me as unusual and the traveling you're getting all your information I traveling in Bolivia a guy would tell a story and you tell a story in Sims Shan Noah story in Shimano to a person who spoke Spanish the person who speaks Spanish would tell it to a person the Nano to a person Anderson English that person giving you the information when you get it through that it takes on a mystical quality like you're Crossing some space time thing right disgusting chimani TSI Jaguar far removed from this our understanding of things it takes on a weird quality but was nice about it as you can go to a place where life is so vastly different than anything we understand and in just get like the Straight Dope right from the source rise why I love it so cool about Guyana because without ever feel like you're missing something this is like the evidence that Lost in Translation and all weird and garbled and in like painstaking to Wade through but you just ask like hey what's up with the local Shaman I'll give you the dope on the look e t s i m a n e what does that mean Shimano is best dog lost to a jaguar in the jungles of Bolivia Bolivia do their inherent difficulties of translating indigenous languages subtitles are at times approximant my favorite dog just went completely silent how cool it is start his own cult it was funny I was reading about him when I was trying to figure out the poison I was reading about how he was kind of head of a time cuz the Jim Jones massacre was 1979 and 78 or 79 and was he wanted to have interracial service in his church at the time earlier in his career and he moved out to the Bay Area started the church and then he got like kind of paranoid and thought that his congregants shouldn't be engaging in sexual activities but he had he was syring illegitimate children left and right they go down to Guyana go out to the Jungle you know thousand of them down there people in the US from the bay area connect wonder what happened to their loved ones they send a congressman down there to try to figure out what's going on he shows up with a bunch of cameras the congressman says you know he's like I'm going to help anyone who wants to go back to the Bay Area go back to the Bay Area the airstrip is a shootout the Congress the u.s. congressman gets killed in the shootout and then they just all star kill themselves with the poison and firearms and other s*** 270 some kids over 900 people yeah I remember it's like the defining thing but then yeah when you talk to these boys Avis budget Kool-Aid trying to find like dig around and find the source of the cyanide was became very important to learn for some reason on hand that's hilarious what it was Kool-Aid propaganda is trying to pass the buck on the flavor Aid so the main river that drains the mayor of the drains guy on his desk weibo and if you go way up there and get you a string that comes in there called the group annuity and you go up the rupununi and then you get to the rewind at the mouth of the Reba and rupununi is Reba Village Andre were Village you're isolated enough for you don't know about 900 Americans and in some other people from other areas not you know dying in a mass suicide around the time you were born that's fast I would like it is kind of amazing about slash-and-burn agriculture so they'll they're going to do a slash and burn in the spot out the jungle but it's like a recycled sort of slash-and-burn agriculture games when you grow it you just take a stalk of an existing plant and just bury that stock in the ground and it'll Sprout up a new crop and so you know you're close to the equator so you don't have seasons as much there's some seasonal variation they do have time to do it like they are wet season dry season beside you always get about the same amount of darkness is daylight and they don't have the wild fluctuations of you having to temperance so they can grow year-round and they stay just so you know you have a crop that's coming in you have a cropped it'll be coming in and three months if acropetal becoming the six-month Civic route to becoming a 9 months and once you get a certain number of Cycles I can't ever how many cycles you get off piece of ground you let the ground go feral give it a few years and then come in and burn it again also intermittently every time you plant cassava you before you replant you make a little fire and burn some debris in that same spot no irrigation you're not watering it at all and that's the only fertilized you're giving it is you're burning some of the surrounding just detritus scraped up from the jungle floor that you burn there and grow it and it is a staple of life that in river fish and game it's just such a wild thing that it's such a poisonous plant I don't get it I don't get it just detritus scraped up from the jungle floor that you burn there and grow it and it is a staple of life that in the river fish and game it's just such a wild thing that it's such a poisonous plant I don't get it I don't get it


    Joe Rogan on Chiropractors
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    I know I'm the other night I have a thing right click click click click click click click and then I let myself hanging from my neck and the more it's just like that just like that the other guys just sitting there reading a book that is a cord you pull for like a plunger on those old school toilets he pulled that click click click click click click click I had to go with it and sort of relaxed and it feels weird at first is a lot of pressure but it's pulling your neck literally pulling your neck you feel sometimes when I'm really relaxed I feel like pop I feel like something pop little tissue separations in there does it have do you feel that it's gotten better long-term oh yeah for sure and it feels like really relaxing like after it's over I feel like I feel like it just takes away. exceptional because they're ergonomic chairs using right if you use I'm right I'm pretty cautious about sitting up straight but from back injuries I've been very very cautious about working out all the muscles around my back you know it didn't really I just worked out in the thick of those things take care of themselves now or treat them as like just like brushing my teeth like my spinal column and all those supporting muscles in the spine does a huge they need they need to be exercised and especially if you do like you guys pack out a lot of weight yeah that's a big one and I said he feels that a different what he had sciatica lower that's a law that to a specific animal that he's backing out makes sense because sciatica is a disc that's bulging meaning the disc soft tissue in between the two hard bones is pushing out and pressing up against the nerve and causes pain that shoots down your ass in your lower legs and lot of people don't even recognize it as a lower back issue because maybe they're back is not really that painful but that'll at leg in the ass is painful what the f*** is going on here I had a similar issue with my neck where is pushing on my ulnar nerve and I was getting this elbow pain and I was like f*** this really hurts like down my arm and in the back my tricep and then I started getting numbness in my fingers that's when I started figuring out what was going on then I went to the doctor I went to the chiropractor first just f****** giant mistake I spent a year at all I think it's 98% horseshit that's what I think and I don't know but I think chiropractors are smart they incorporate things I think are beneficial cold laser massage lot of different things but I think that manipulation that they do so does significant scoliosis or something they're attempting to slowly put back in the position I think most of times just popping your neck and it just feels good but I just like an immediate since I went to a guy that's a very nice guy and he was trying to tell me that I didn't have a bulging discs he was pushing down the top my head and it didn't hurt and like okay so I was listening to him and finally got an MRI am I being angry over being angry because I was angry that I was being treated by someone who is a professional that really didn't know what the f*** they were talking it out and they were treating something that was a significant issue that I was experiencing a real deterioration of my function of pain I wasn't able to do just to correctly use a lot of a lot of problems that I was dealing with I was like what the f*** is this like when you have a bulging disc man they want and then I started talking to doctors about it when you have a bulging disc man they want to cut you open like like your opinion on you got gold inside of thing that my Bros talking about is the procedure he's very nervous about a procedure that he could or could not do


    Eddie Bravo Rants About How Exotic Vacations are Bullshit - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    WYD after I'm going tomorrow night underwear toothbrush lives there at school okay Mike, if you're looking for Wi-Fi and your destination you're not trapped and I'm going to f****** Tahiti French brother can you see the destination that the be-all-end-all some dudes feet on a f****** badass beat it was a Tracy it was a trick I spent f****** crazy it was a trick I spent


    Eddie Bravo's Latest Conspiracy Talk - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    I want to know how we got I want to know the story of how he got in is there a is there a video out there remedy what weekend is the stuff that has nothing but reports of child abuse that just polygamy and we are allowing this to happen it's like it's a CIA MKUltra experiment I love him riders-on-the-storm it when you look into it how is that the government hold on I'll tell you I'll tell you the organize a massive lawsuit campaign against the IRS and they said that if you can say that all these different religions only he could read them cuz he had a magic searstone like when you look at the actual we were talking about a guy who we know the guy right so Scientology was like was so f****** what if you can take that if you take Mormonism like why can't we get tax-exempt status and they said no f*** you're not a real religion if anything is a religion where religion do they qualify for an apartment documentary something's happening is like okay now what I would start if I was running the country I would start Colts and have mind control experiments that would climate control troll world they definitely have done some I have no idea I'm going to ask a database based on nothing but circumstantial evidence 7 million or trillions of money they own it's either 1 billion the Rothschilds real does 500 Choice do they even exist do the Rothschilds even exist that could be a conspiracy and a lot of the anti-semitic and you know the truth barnston unless it benefits me to believe something unless I make money from it doesn't hurt me I shouldn't be such a big deal I don't know what to believe man I don't know if the Rothschilds are real I don't know reptilians are real I don't know about time can be achieved by looking at all the independent lines of inquiry but I'm General I've had with any idea is that once I have an original idea once I start looking at something a certain way I become married to it yet and I've had real problems with that UFOs or I mean I've looked at the JFK assassination a hundred different f****** times and now there's been times I so maybe I'll fall got lucky me like people do get lucky like they have shot the first animal ever shot I shot at 200 yards and I probably shouldn't ahead and it dropped I could f*** that up you know you can if you're aiming at something pull the trigger and hit the present or back of the head it is possible I don't think it did it seems to me more like some other s*** was going on if you look at all the different pieces of evidence are Navy Seals snowman in the problem with saying this happened that happened which are used to do all the time is that you don't f****** know you don't know you don't know but you did until you do know when you say you know and you might be wrong it becomes a beagle thing play some Madonna I've looked at are good literature I read carefully this is the most likely possibility I got this one from having your head just slightly under the speed of light slamming them into each other and recreating the Very instances right after the big bang they do that s*** right now 1000 South you guys feel like I said, neither is you guys all agree that Nikola Tesla was a great scientist you got to remember the neighborhood so far ahead of the curve and is very few people that were able to compete with him or even understand what he was doing do you know that if you go to YouTube and you punch in Nikola Tesla hoax fraud nothing comes up that's amazing trying to say all that s*** was bulshit there's no you go to YouTube punching Nikola Tesla coax fraud not one f****** video there's video that come up it's saying something else was a hoax Nikola Tesla proves it or approves hoax but not one video of anybody ever say Nikola Tesla take it or leave it put in Albert Einstein hoax fraud talking about if you put a hoax you get a tremendous number of people to think that a lot of very dry it's amazing I was a hoax dude I mean you know what you want yet I'm not I don't know nothing all I know is there's nothing on Nikola Tesla in the middle of like what was in the world science fair and direct current you wanted he wanted there to be alternating currents and we're alive and kicking in at the same time Tesla there's quotes be quotes Tesla quotes saying the theory of relativity is basically a joke there's a time where he got most of the credit he got he became he became a famous scientist working on very similar I do with an average scientist who got blown up about fan of experiments Einstein was a big fan of equations and one of the big Tesla's and probably figuring conspiracy culture what it what is the saying for front mines right being a showman helped popularize do so good at that we had to I don't know if he's right or not again 100% official story he's not against not why he doesn't believe in that one comes first the only guy like when we talked about the Gulf of Tonkin he doesn't want even admit that Golf Course any other play do You Know The Joint Chiefs of Staff wrote down a memo saying that whether the plan was to have Guantanamo Bay attacked by Cuban Friendly's they were going to give them guns give them bombs have them attack Americans killing always be people within the guy that would do anything I could and so that's where the check amount of course I don't always go through perfectly I mean if if if Nixon was Reagan or I mean if it was rather if Kennedy rather was Reagan or Kennedy was Nixon he might very well have let that slide who knows me a different person in a different circumstance with a different view of the world could have let the Joint Chiefs of Staff pull out through so that shows you the mines run the mindsets undeniable that people absolutely do conspire so when your guy who never believes in conspiracies you do just as much damage as a guy who always believe that it's your actual government that's been elected so just because you your Parliament he was using promise example Justice promo was voted in doesn't mean that small group of people will not get power hungry and drunk so therefore you got to have all the check example voted in doesn't mean that small group of people will not get power hungry and drunk so therefore you got to have all the checks and balances you got to have quartz you got all kinds of things and you have to have a senate and a house representative these ideas came from the genius


    Joe Rogan's Reaction to Claudia Gadelha vs. Karolina Kowalkiewicz
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    all day when Claudius by far the best 150-lb girl in the world not named Yelena just still f****** good she's pretty body up she's very strapped up these buddy can't bring one into the octagon with him the Octagon I went to World War one or two motherfukers they don't f*** around munitions the movie you're confined superhero and the good guy has to win and you know that going in she do with all that she did it she did it on her own terms not about man or would have better hero about Patty Jenkins the dude I want to spoil not right now. I love that guy you know what I did today I did a bad father of the year word I let my nine-year-old watch the original alien and it's colder but there's no CGI it's all like a mother did you see the New England but I can't take her to the movies to see the new aliens my wife bought with a bet we're trying to keep it to don't to the bathroom roads are supposed to be next though crazy Asia Pho good she's only got one was got one who killed someone my girlfriend is your name John jancek little by little read it for the winds it's like y u n j a y and then check your but the problem is unique that's like one of them MMA you thought you had it hard with the Polish people


    Joe Rogan's Reaction to Max Holloway vs. Jose Aldo TKO (Final Round)
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    all day I thought about going on here at all I've got things off but all the looks f****** sensationally II rounds here's the other thing you got how many wars all those already been in there your point is learning how to appreciate just a performance. Favorites friends with like a cowboy fights the worst part for me I've ever had to call I'm going on right now to survive this oh my goodness no more Burger Valentine Valentine lot of town a lot of time now what now what is it yourself defendant notes he said I'm good in here that last night goddamn f****** Hawaii Max Holloway you know what man I'll do he's shaking his head cuz he still wanted to be able to fight and it's a referee's call to stop the fight and he is very upset about that he was stuck but man it seems legit to me that's legit stoppage it seem legit I would imagine Stockton along time ago I Like Big John let it go that long The Rock what the f*** lose it swmrs they all do better free fight with Conor other than that I mean Max Holloway beat the s*** out of them he beat him in a way that no one's ever beat him and kept going to beat him Connor only beat him cuz he caught them Max Holloway beat him down Island I've been singing that kids Praises for a long time he came into the UFC super young in Brazil all-time greats and like who's got the solution and he laid his best and his puzzle got solved by the New Breed Max Holloway Shuffle shout out to Brazil always a good move UFC Hawaii Dam UFC Hawaii


    Joe Rogan Rants About The Left Turning on Itself
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    it is very cult-like and again you know that you asked me what would have to happen for us to to right the ship the second one is that my faculty colleagues have to wake up to the fact that their belief structure is has become bizarre and unrecognizable from any normal position from the perspective of an educator if this is what an educated person who has gone through the entire system and now has a job educating young people if this is how you view the world and this is how you view facts and this is how you distort them and then disseminate them to the rest of these like-minded folks in this very bizarre Echo chamber that's being rejected is like almost universally outside of the college I mean it's not just Fox News it's rejecting it's the Washington post's the New York time they people are freaking out about your situation and recognized very clearly and very well that you are absolutely not a racist right and this is kind of a lot of what I said to Jordan Peterson when I had him on like they f*** with wrong person again it f***** with the wrong person and this is one of the most horrific things about what I find so troubling about what I think of as I used to think of myself as a progressive but what I brought what I have a problem with all of this is that the left is attacking itself now it's like it's there's no one who's Progressive enough no one every single thing you do is a microaggression every single thing you do is based on White Privilege and therefore you're racist and unless you somehow or another give up all your money and give up all your job and there are people who are asking to do that too by the way these people asking people to give their money and put them in Black banks give them the black people I mean it's not an individual psychosis but it's a Collective psychosis that were watching and I I believe that in literal terms here watching it kind of group insanity is this a problem with language is in some ways is this is there a problem with influence and Charisma and people's ability to sort of to change the way others view the world with dramatic interpretations of events and and things like emails where this is not a one-on-one debate this a real problem with blocks emails and I've I've talked about this several times but it's worth repeating is a real problem when someone write something like that specifically about another person like you and just writes it but you're not there to respond so they can write as much stuff that's not true and they can put it all down and then it's there and then someone has to refute it but it's still there so you don't even get to refute the actual document you write your own and then someone has to go and read that at a different location it's a real weird way to destroy information and it's contrary to the way human beings rationally discussed and debate ideas well I would say there are many rules that are written into the way we interact now that make it possible for this to happen so there was an instance where a faculty member accused those that were challenging any of these Equity proposals as being part of a racist backlash and she was 30 about me because I'm the most the most prominent person objectives faculty member a white person to know so anyway she says in a faculty meeting that now this is a racist backlash and I said to her in front of this faculty meeting I said somebody might want to check on the question of whether or not I'm actually a racist because if you do check on it you will discover I'm not and if you don't this is going to blow up on you and the chair of the told me that the faculty meeting was not the place to defend myself against accusations of racism I said to her that's fine where is I'm not the place to level eight and then the faculty member who had made the accusations said you should not expect there to be a venue in which to defend yourself you could just get used to these accusations in a separate case I was told the person said that you should just accept these untrue accusations yes you to defend yourself against racist accusations this is a place for you to just eat s*** right you just have to accept his education on a separate occasion we were also told that that to question an allegation of racism is racist so yeah to question and accusation of racism is racism right we have an obligation to believe I know I know wait a minute that's crazy that is like that is such stupid backasswards thinking you know it's it's what the cult mentality sounds like inside it doesn't understand that when you say that to an outsider you know it simply doesn't add up or it's creating a structure that makes it impossible to defend yourself because he's accusations are so Preposterous that they realize that they have to have some sort of Bizarro World structure at media so they are currently running a program where she's teaching students to make documentaries and that program one of the students in the filed a public records request since we are a public College you can request the emails of faculty and staff if you want them and so she had a student file a public records request for my email to make a documentary in her program so you got one faculty member searching another faculty members email through a student looking for evidence of I don't know what but evidence of racism well presumably yes what little half of a sentence she's going to cut out a contest with a few diet. Exact worth I mean in fact if you can separate my letters from each other and reorganize them I could have said all kinds of things well I think you should have a student ask for the emails that came from her I bet they'd be wonderful what little half of a sentence she's going to cut out a contest with a few diet separate my letters from each other and reorganize them I could have said all kinds of things but I think you should have a student ask for the emails that came from her I bet they'd be wonderful


    Bret Weinstein Explains the Evergreen "Day of Absence" Controversy - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    for people that don't know what's going on let's lay out all of all the events that have transpired essentially you were being asked to step away from your college for a day is that what it was is it one day well this goes back farther like whose is Bret Weinstein guy so the core of it surrounds a tradition that we have at Evergreen called day of absence in this tradition stretches back long before I was ever at the college shop in there 15 years this tradition stretches back into I think the early seventies and it's it's built around a play written by Douglas Turner Ward black playwright and the play portrays events in a fictional town where the black population decides not to show up one day order to emphasize their their roles in the town that the white population is unaware of and that you would imagine I'll Hell Breaks list so anyway that's an excellent play and some early faculty at our College decided that we should have a day that mirrored this event and the originally black faculty and students and then later people of color would leave campus for a day to emphasize the role that they play in our community and then they would later though the tradition was Amanda add a day of presents added to it where people would come back to campus on this been going on since the 70s in the whole time I've been there and then this year it was announced by the organizing committee that the the situation would be reversed and they asked white students staff and faculty not to come to campus and that did not at all sit well with me as I said in my letter to the the person who heading out Rasheeda who I should say a staff and she has ended up at the center of this controversy I think wrongly just because my letter and responses address to her and then it was made public by her school paper so her name has been dragged front-and-center but in any case my letter I said there was all the difference in the world between a population deciding to absent themselves from a shared space in order to highlight their role and a population deciding to absent another population from a shared space I find unacceptable as as a person is somebody devoted to the gains of the Civil Rights Movement I just died and I should also probably say as a Jew when people start telling me where I can and cannot be if it rings alarm Bells so that that's the gist of the story and the letter caused quite a stir amongst student staff and faculty responded many of them quite angrily privately of course people were much more divided on the matter and there were plenty of people who agree with my letter but publicly speaking there was condemnation of the letter but the event itself Dave absence was mostly uneventful I did go to campus as I said I would in my letter and I actually neither here nor there was accidental but while I was on campus I ran into a student that I know very well actually student that my wife and I were abroad in Ecuador with last year we were teaching abroad and we had 30 students with us and so one of the students who had traveled with us to Ecuador happen to be on campus to this is a student of color that's all right that was going to go on I was going to drive me crazy so I ran into the student that I I know well and care about quite a bit and we had a very nice conversation mostly not about day of absence as a matter of fact I can't even remember if we did talk about that absence but there was something poignant to me about the fact that while I was being condemned for refusing to accept this new formulation that I was able to meet student who is important to me and the neither of our racial backgrounds is fun is primary in our relationship we know each other as people and that's really how I would like to see all of us interacting on campus we all have our backgrounds they matter to us but it can it cannot become the primary interface between us here and let me try to understand what the reaction was because he said that you think there's a huge problem with asking people to not show up simply based on their color of their skin exactly and what was the argument against that like when when you said that and I read your letter and your letter didn't sound racist at all it sounded very well-thought-out it said made a very good point but the response the inflammatory response to your letter was so disturbing and shocking was there anyone who had reasonable debate with you about this was there one who said well we we should take into consideration why they're asking us to do this we should sit down with them we should talk through this it was there it was there anything reasonable or was it just dig your heels in the sand and then let the insults and the white privilege and all these accusations fly well like I said there's a huge difference that you can't see unless you're at the center of one of these things between the public discussion and the private discussion privately I had very interesting Russians with many people that was not absent but if you were to look in on the discussion at the public level it looked as if there was consensus United against me are the same people making contradictory statements in public that are that are commiserating with you in private or is it just different people a few of them do that back that actually is the thing I find most surprising is that sometimes people will probably say one thing to you and then publicly do another play it's different people and I should say the people who have talked to me privately and expressed concerns are actually a quite a diverse group so it's not as if white folks are disturbed by this and people of color are united it's not at all like that but part of the the hidden story here is that in order to advance advance certain policy proposals you have to appear that the community is United behind them and that anybody who stands against them play against them for a legitimate reasons so that means that the number of people who are willing to express any sort of nuance about what's taking place have to be small and they have to be dismissive also what they did is they called me a racist which is ironic because I'm an anti-racist I really have gone out of my way to first of all study the question of why racism occurs and I believe been pretty courageous in fight Gangsta where I run into it so to challenge me with that particular epithet was a mistake on their part of the Strategic mistake and I kept trying to tell them all this was still internally being discussed in the college I kept trying to tell them that they should really check the concept that I'm a racist they should ask because if they did they would discover that they were actually Way Off the Mark and then they would have an interesting puzzle on their hands then they would have to explain to themselves why they had found themselves hurling this poisonous term at somebody who not only isn't a racist but is pretty nearly the opposite it's a standard maneuver when someone wants to silence someone when someone wants to put someone in a category that's instantly recognizable one of the best ones is racist absolutely am and what I found is that people simply could not figure out what they would do if that a term was applied to them bright they were able to preview in their minds what that would be like and so many people could see that there was no Escape for them so they say it's like even if you are exonerated there still that cloud hanging hanging above you yes but this also actually points to something pretty important for anybody and who travels this ground himself there going to discover this that many of the terms that are being used have been redefined but they haven't been fully redefined so things that I've seen in several places is that a term like racist has been redefined so that the bar for being racist is so low that you couldn't possibly help a trip over it but then once you've tripped over it and you have accepted that you are a racist then the stigma goes back to the original definition so it is the dodging and weaving between the two definitions that actually does the heavy lifting you racist if you're anything other than white right now is ridiculous it's Preposterous anybody who looks up the actual definition of racism will discover that that's preposterous but yes that does pass in certain places as logical parotid in this very bizarre way it supposed to be unchallenged and this is a fairly recent thing when this is not something that existed two decades ago right I agree and the pace at which it's moving in a few years is very surprising it is surprising but it kind of makes sense because you get into these route groups of people they have this confirmation bias they lumped together and they all reinforce their ideas and is Echo chamber and they all do it inside the colleges and then when he gets out to the rest of the world as we're saying with your case at Evergreen the rest of world like what is going on over here like what is happening in school and people who are sending their children off to school are very concerned with the indoctrination of the ideas and adopting these very rigid mindsets that the rest of world just simply could pick apart pretty quickly well this is the most shocking thing if it because I'm going armed I haven't been censured I haven't been suspended I'm still on the email distribution list so I'm watching the traffic inside of my college and I'm able to compare it to the huge flood of stuff that I'm seeing from the outside world if they get wind of what's going on at Evergreen and the difference is a million miles inside of Evergreen actually we are descending further into madness the The Faculty are blaming the fact that the campus had to be suddenly closed due to a threat from the outside yesterday on me for having talked about this in the outside world specifically for various I hope it's soon and you know I must say one thing that I don't know we haven't even talked about where this where I got trust into the spotlight here which year and listeners are going to have to know in order to understand why I'm even sitting here but but the the intensity and the out-of-touch nature of the discussion inside the college simply reinforces the the impression that some is desperately off that the what we really have is a filter bubble that is so so strong that even when the world seems very clear evidence that you've missed something somewhere and it's time to rethink what you've been doing they're not waking up and I love this college this college we maybe we'll get to talk about it but the structuring of this college is so unusual and what one can do as a professor at Evergreen if you're really dedicated to teaching you dizzy play because you have unparalleled pedagogical Freedom more freedom than you'd have is a tenured professor at Harvard and you also have room to teach individually to students because our students take one program at a time there full-time in one program and the professors teach one program at a Time full time and they can go on for a full year so imagine you've got 25 students and you have him for a year full-time you really know every student in your class individually not just by name but you know how they you know their backgrounds you know their blind spots and that allows for kind of teaching that can't be done anywhere else so I am quite distressed at the fact that Evergreen is now endangered by what's going on and I really would like to see it wake up and rescue itself because it is worth rescuing blind spots and that allows for kind of teaching that can't be done anywhere else so I am quite distressed at the fact that Evergreen is now endangered by what's going on and I really would like to see it wake up and rescue itself because it is worth rescuing


    Joe Rogan on Trump Withdrawing From Paris Climate Agreement
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    God is God side job f*************** because it's not whatever it is it's not working the way we forgive them we will assign all bad we want to break the whole thing up definitely don't want to do that no stealing is not that f****** your kid is the same as like some minor b******* infraction and Society thousands and thousands of cases maybe even millions of all bummed out Trump should be like I'm bummed out to be next to you m*********** you mad at me cuz I'm pulling out of the climate Accord what about all the kid f****** bro did you bring up the kids f****** He's respected kids have you seen the pictures of trump with the Pope real bummed relax and roll in the community and the people they don't pay taxes on all this great real estate they own songs of it how come they can't house homeless people are sick people in those hot churches all day long while they're there that's free property so gross he's got this weird blond gray thing going on it's like he moves it around a little like some days it's like a darker brown Sundays like a blunt like blonde to Gray and looks just like sand he's getting it worked on his what I'm saying like this is not the color of the hair and I want you to want to do things let me be clear about this either you work on your hair or you don't work on your hair so either you dye your f****** hair or you don't dye your hair it's one of those two things how f****** when you dye your hair consistent you can't go gray and then be blond again then be dark-haired it's too confusing to me I need to know what kind of a person are you how much you working on your hair what's your level of hair care how much time you spend in putting that together everyday does did Donald Trump changes Eric of course it is obviously what's happening again it again it's not good the climate change agreement is a terrible thing to leave it's a bad thing to leave his own daughter told him not to leave but I never like Chris Johnson so we got to get out of Paris we're polluting the air we breathe or ruining the very air that we need to exist on now. You don't agree we bought a hit movie about new are there so much air have you ever seen how much are there is maybe he's doing this because he's about to move into position to use one of those gigantic building size air filter things may be going to have a trump air filter filters and set them up and every city you could all go back and buy diesel trucks and no one's going to care anymore maybe he's doing this because he's about to move into position to use one of those gigantic building size air filter things may be going to have a trump air filter filters and set them up and every city you could all go back and buy diesel trucks and no one's going to care anymore going to clean that are nice


    Joe Rogan & Bill Burr breakdown Million Dollar Listing
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    you don't have to watch him at least that's f****** ridiculous ridiculously addictive and some f*****-up way is Million Dollar Listing ever watch that show to know what else to say I love that guy speaking of what is you speak Swedish retro f****** gay dude I love that guy so the guy in the middle is there I haven't seen that guy before I've only seen the one in New York with the male model in the middle there's a male model right is an angry psycho like me the dude in the middle is sort of a middle ground and then the other guy is like and he's right out of Hogan's Heroes in Los Angeles and it was for sale like right above Sunset Strip like you could see it from the strip but you might buy at a 20 million dollar house and you can just look at it like you can look into the windows I mean it's a half a block above the strip you looking out your window look at CVS is across the street now if yeah that's what I thought you were like of the last episode I watched is like the the gay gestapo guy is sitting there going walks in to this lady and he just goes okay his the office the final offer they could give you is 11.3 million dollars I was I thought I was surprised he took that level of s*** s*** they finally didn't sell a house and then just two seconds later somebody calls up she walked out the door it was like winter in Russia right it's alright 11-6 final offer that's it and then he calls the lady up and then she's all just like that's all I wanted for him and I be like I guess that I get it I see it you got to do what you got to do good for you man


    Bill Burr on Gambling in the NBA - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    listen to that the f****** the NBA had that mobbed-up ref and he said that he f***** the Warriors out it and I mean the the king's out of that Series against the Lakers no one's going to take the f****** Lakers title away for that year now he's just trying to say s*** but like I don't this is the guy that was in jail no no I don't know jailbird talk if I used to gamble on you text by its way back in the early days when I first started working for them I was like I can't really affect the outcome sound like you many many years ago did bringing these guys like it bringing some guy from like Brazil that I knew about and I would look at the line I'd like you guys are out of your f****** mind into one favorite and Underdog on that put some money on it then after a while I was like this probably not smart you know I don't think it's illegal cuz I can't stand for the company anyway you know I've been accused of being a bias commentator anyway even worse because you can you can take stars out of the game by giving them fouls what they did see you again until the 2nd court and I never fixed the f****** game but I mean I'm just you know I'm just I give you another one that second-quarter I don't see you till the next you're going to get mad CPAC file that counts towards your files and then to files to tacticals you're out of the game you rejected it wasn't that it was great, the game starts to let them play and then they calling a tight and then you know you seen the first thing that got stepped out of the box going okay that's a strike tonight okay cool just finding out where you strike zone is but I cannot party if you start changing the strike zone kind of changing Sports on your hair played with NBA refs NBA games tonight but I never saw a game where was just like you're pulling back on the reins you letting them run you pull it back you letting them run and it just made me feel like they were shaving points or sometime app for years I said the game was fixed and everybody said I was out of my f****** mind and then they find a guy who's all mopped up and I go there vindication he said whatever and he did something to make sure that the game leaned in that direction like you couldn't totally fix itself a team was favored by 8 and they want him to win by eight he'd make sure it happened probably probably easier to make sure they didn't buy f****** over their offense and then they would just you know they try to get money like look if you're legit bookie all you're trying to do is get an even amount of money on each side because with the combination of people teasing and plus the and all of that you're going to end up on top you don't want a bunch of money all on one side and losing your f****** shirt so what these guys would do is you get greedy after while it's like I'm sick of this ticky-tack s*** let's go for a big f****** score they wouldn't do it every game they just every once in awhile but listen his A-game probably you know what's up what he went to jail for gambling on it right the referees a&f wanted to extend the series of seven games Tim do referees a&f to be Company Men in quotes always acting in the interests of the NBA and that night it was the NBA's interest to add another game so the NBA wanted to fix it the NBA early favorite team 6 personal fouls resulting in obviously injured players were ignored even when they occurred in full view of the referees conversely the referees called made up files on Team 5 Kings game it was ridiculous the files that they will come but that's my thing is when they said it was just one guy it's like how long could you be on an officiating crew while in one of your guys is dirty before you'd realize like what the f*** is this guy doing you imagine if you saw him call fauser weren't really thousand parking at Saint right they make like a mountain some of the contracts that they have coming up in this insofe is so few guys on the team and visit like every year the draft is like two rounds in the draft like f****** NFL goes on forever is 47 guys on a team in the NFL does 20-something and baseball 20-something in in the NHL and I think I think basketball it's no more than 11 or 12 guys so it's a very small group of people in income that they're generating like their revenue share I don't know how that's all that's all like super sport standard s*** like I don't know how that works but some of the contracts that they did some of these guys have been signing like they can afford to f****** pay that guy that so now you're a ref and you're running with your f****** black aerobic Reebok sneakers up and down the court you're running up and down no one gives a f*** about you and I don't know what the pension is for the NBA but like if I was in the NBA I would if I was running I feel like we got a f****** triple these guys salary and Justice hours of players are the referees NBA player salaries for right now not a lot of cash I'm not I'm not like saying it should make the money obviously if people putting it out there earning it fall but like it can you put up makes do you know who Mike Conley is that's what's hilarious I only know like the biggest guys at that might Consul who That's Mike Conley I'm like his contract came up at the time last year and then when the rest of the guys are going to get more of this coming year and then following year the TV contracts have gone up and there's a percentage they're going up each year based off the TV rights and that's why I watched almost every Celtic game last year I never heard Mike on Mike Conley cleaning China that's when it gets weird right and you got to go overseas to Europe and plan for a hundred grand a year I don't know sometimes you get famous enough to go give you a little more I don't know how that works either I don't have a lot of s*** works I just know I have a show coming out called a family that's why I'm here 18078 thousand each season 550g is not bad that's why I scratch she doesn't give enough money where they don't feel tempted to cheat right yeah you're more than the president so you kind of like those guys and you going to get paid 500 Grand don't you just setting them up to have to cut deals with politicians right you make 550 Grand a year you making 50 Grand a year more than the president so he's kind of like those guys are like set up to be like his a job that cost 100 million to get and you going to get paid 5 on a grant so that you just setting them up to have to cut deals with people


    Joe Rogan & Bill Burr on Tiger Woods' DUI Arrest
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    you had a delay know that how do they know that are sore that's what they how do they know that our sources say negative things about the guys we don't like who you were talking about Tiger Woods in your podcast I was listening to on the way over here and I totally agree with you as World fell apart like he f***** up but it you don't judge him the DUI parent leaves on some back medication that's what it is he mixed his medication that's what he saying but they said he smells like booze but I don't know if I should just take the head built that whole f****** narrative you built at home there I just watch them play golf all I ever want to do when I watch golf is watch those guys f****** crush it like fried love John Daly I love you I like drinking he just kept drinking smoking cigarettes and I love watching it will Tiger always had a very bizarre style apparently I don't play golf but apparently people that I've talked explain to me the way you hit the ball I guess not the way they teach you to do it but he could do it so well that way but he would put like ridiculous amount of torque yes and they said from the beginning that his body was going to break down if he keeps doing that there was a. But he adjusted his swing and he stopped he stopped winning then he came back again and I just think that what they said there was a bunch of guys Earl Campbell they said if he keeps running like that he's wide open problems Bobby Orr the way he played hockey with you throw yourself around you really beat the s*** out of your body like that happens and it just coincided with his personal life falling apart so everybody goes oh that's the reason why you know somebody wins that's the reason why somebody loses her but it's just like the rest of that s*** yeah that was that's just a bunch of hype like do you know I mean the thing happens personally with his personal life and it happens publicly where everybody gets to see it and then on top of that his body is falling apart of the Sam Hunt what happens if you f***** up and it's your fault you should get punched but like the cops are handling it they arrested him the courts will handle it do I need to do I need to talk to I need a pylon and start wagging my f****** hypocritical finger out of my pasty freckled you don't have to because you're a comedian and you're funny and your take on things could be have some compassion look at it for what it is make fun poke at it but when you're one of those f****** straight up Sports commentator guys you don't have a whole lot of wiggle room as far as what you could say and what you don't say got to go right down the middle and attacked got to go to Disney ESPN sports his sponsors and his reps Atwoods this is f****** ESPN those guys on TV what they present is not who the f*** they are I wrote this lie has to write Anaconda has to sit down and I got Jesus Christ how am I going to keep being a senior writer unless I act like this s*** actually bothers me you have to write something inflammatory you have to write something salacious you got to you got to get people to click got to get a lot of clickbait


    Joe Rogan's Commentary on Alexander Gustafsson vs. Glover Teixeira
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    all day Jones wrap the avocado and yang to shoulder a little Camaro underhook Dutchman wrestling 2 is very underrated big Cloverton grappled the best of black belt Abu Dhabi competition he's a Monster who could kick more knock out power clover Gaston loses again it sometimes idalia Joseph man I'm nervous I'm going to have him tweet about your writing away from that right hand man play from Caleb star and Nate Quarry was was coming after him like this yeah goddamnit what are you doing no contest look at that right in there that's the worst but that's the other eye is he both brand you see that video where that Tai Chi guy fights the MMA guy apparently people in China want to kill him cuz it's like a disgrace to the Chinese martial arts Gustafson looking slick if you have anybody but I really can't fight it might be my bean won't now that rumbles out of the picture I mean Gustafson you gotta remember did knockout Jimi manuwa us together you know if they do eventually have to cross paths again I'm not trying to say that again they have to fight again it's almost like flyweight like who the f*** is there 30 years old he's still young man lot of fight left Joe even want to have a lot of fights too though yeah he has had some Wars to war can get them penned and get inside Outreach but you got to remember his right hands one that's f***** up your shoulder on the right side stable makes fun of Under Armour so you weren't Under Armour sneaker sneaker dorks that double Jabbar Gustafson very interesting fight how's your dog strangers man they don't f*** around amazing watch dogs but they can descent they can not dog aggressive they stay with you and that the best I love him don't get trained while they bite kids you're almost a little too damn he's got a cars and turn up Lowe's in trouble big trouble when's the last time you saw that last week that Nate Marquardt Tyron Woodley Strikeforce knockout Pirates like one shot two shot very good his size I watch him spar with a in a world champion boxer it literally 8 rounds and just do work on the dude straight up boxing world champion who was the world knock them out I was going to do not knock them out wow that's crazy I wonder if I ever thought about actually just boxing the time is great like this running away cuz whoever's going to time this s*** man you think I think so and worries man all years of fighting with you ever seen that happen to do a fight companion cuz I'm building a fight companion studio in the next place can head out of frustration or anxiety what I'm thinking is the way we're sitting here across from each other and watching the fights is not totally ideal I'm thinking Roundtable yeah I'm more like a semicircle like a half moon the second thing just in front of a big ass TV and I'm thinking of putting a big ass TV like even bigger than this month goes in there are ergonomic Tommy buns has he's now Tom Segura has he's in his podcast. Calm and these f****** chairs are excellent because they're comfortable but they're also ergonomic so like you sit up straight because you sit up straight after the end of the show your back doesn't f******. the quest to the question was what kind of set-up should we have like side tables and I think no I think I think a table in front of us is it Wes it moved table has always bringing wine and cheese and s*** and slide things down to each other and it's on standby waiting every play something crazy I'm going to press the button and Neil deGrasse Tyson you're on the line oh my God oh my God I have a Yoder 1500 which is a huge commercial smoker for the studio but you will know that it's going to be happening so hopefully it won't drive you nuts beanie are you even know what the hell she's saying and it's interesting you write it like I love a good meal having a good meal and I want to bring guys like Hank Shaw have them cook for us all nice trip I got some easy I love game chef and a hunter how do I get a couple of smoke shows with fill up our coffees all of a sudden I'm funky I don't think the fact the way bro beef jerky gossips look fantastic he beats everybody has Jon Jones I do really know if Jon Jones fought him with this long of a layoff like let's say they were going to fight and I don't know you f****** animals fighting for his life man I mean he's 37 years old how much time left and these are these opportunities are few and far between headlining a major card like machine of course Road and stream with a grill smoker grills and smokes you can do everything barbecue guide you have your league of that Justin Timberlake and Chris Benedict are they start selling nothing now they both own it did we get him come on come on come on come on God damn everybody here we go the Beast is awesome as a fighter she's a f****** based man there's no no question about that and knock them out and we're in round for cobra looks how you would make a fighter in a video game is it going from Brazil you to Connecticut and wonder why these drugs because it's right next to New York City and then get a nice large large plot of land makes Jeff Foxworthy's Crib in Atlanta is a f****** a****** I'm sure f*** yeah I feel like you had heart surgery oh my God he looks horrible and I just looks like one happy at what point in life where you f*** you might you say f*** you life or you just let your body go and see whatever I want because I'm sure a lot of people are doing things but you're in the public eye like when you're in the public eye like a David Letterman like most of your life and then you decided you decide to not do that anymore then it becomes kind of interesting of can relax exactly the same drop-off you maintaining weight now clovers f****** just love her and not go away looks as good as he's ever look at his fight and really does it's a big fight for him at for both of us when you have a unique Insight knowing exactly how good he is having trained with them you know you know you like God damn please run the beach or something like that on concrete or what I Concrete in those campaigns shoes but I need f***** up some soon can buy you remind me yesterday was like now let's take a break bro way too big to 40 in 240 at 2:38 yeah it's a lot of weight to put on the knees I know man I got figure it out I got to do some if you guys know what to do is that inside line me what okay let me ask you this what do you think about this UFC training facility like who's going to go there division in between round steps in a Crouch and keeping his head he looks very fresh one of the problems over is he so boxing oriented in his attack and with a guy like dust-up Sania such a large reach disadvantage so he's like constantly moving forward but he doesn't throw kicks I just abandon that keeping away with the Clover like Glover is always got to move into bottle Rainsoft boy holyshit this isn't Sweden Stockholm sometime Redemption is Jon Jones beats DC in Anaheim they do around around us in Stockholm title you are correct sir a right hand guard brilliant performance but just like when you were in a little bit like that boxing with his wrestling style via Rampage you didn't champ in the prime that's a motherfuking fight yeah I could have one could have one but you know what's interesting is that he's just because he doesn't throw very many kicks I mean he might have thrown 10 kicks out whole fight he's always moving into boxing Ranch is getting chewed up on the way in and it's tough is he is he still getting tagged over and over and over he still getting tagged over and over and over if you're just boxing outfits Krugman


    Joe Rogan on the Conor McGregor vs. Floyd Mayweather Contract Negotiations
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    all day hey do you guys think that the Conor McGregor Floyd Mayweather thing is is all a hoax and just a way to get Connor have people talking about him until he has his next fight I do think that's just a big huge think there was more I think the world's flat to you think it's real do clothes in the man Dorman and amount of money they're very patiently going to take a long time to drive us out I so they can get the best deal but essentially the UFC and Connor have come to some sort of promotional agreement and now they have to figure out how much money Floyd gets and whether or not they want to gamble on giving him a flat rate of like a hundred million dollars whatever the f*** you want weather I feel like I'm Natasha what happens if I don't pretend that you have any knowledge of this just do everybody a favor just saying don't let your mouth get ahead of life that I believe this is a very smart way of keeping him in a line like that before that and now now somebody's waiting to fight Conor will Conor fight those guys before he fights Floyd no definitely not the money right now is in Floyd vs Connor for Connor and it's just exorbitant money like you might make who knows how many f****** millions of dollars maybe a hundred right but that's where the real money is for Floyd by in this where the real money is for Connor so for Connor to jeopardize that by fighting that f****** Russian savage or Tony Ferguson who also could beat him I mean I'm going to but the funny Ferguson is a motherfuking world champion caliber fighter so is Habib that's a f****** killer fight so but we don't even know if khabib can even make 155 anymore man has it on his hand he says he can October get up and make 55 so I can f****** eat my popcorn and you fight Tony Ferguson says you died I know you did not get the f****** and make the wait for my entertainment I just need one flight out of you but did you die what did you think I could be by Tony Ferguson did you die though you did not get the f****** and make the wait for my entertainment I just need one fight out of you but did you die


    Joe Rogan on the Status of Cody Garbrandt vs TJ Dillashaw
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    all day Mighty Max is more technical than anybody really what is a his Mighty Mouse head no to is that what happened was like wow that he can make those calls to I mean it's one of those weird things it's like in boxing you know you have mandatory Challengers and then you know then try to make super fights in the UFC it's like the leg day we've got to fight for you and he's like I'm the champ but it's rare right like if you only had one play play with us you know I'm saying right now like you have to order like I'm about super fights we have to have a word otherwise you don't think about if TJ went down there and what happened to Cody garbrandt fight with DJ of phenomenon it was trying to do it you know I mean he's he's gone through this giant Camp getting ready for Kodi I get it and you know Cody there pressure him to fight they even sent him I don't know why I sent about Germany same and I don't understand that what is wrong with it absolutely make sure it heals first I sent him a bunch of information I sent him the reverse hyper machine send him some stuff on spinal decompression and he's also talking to doctor Davidson who they're starting to do some stuff in the eyes they're starting to do some stuff now in the UFC the discs and they're going to regenerate disc tissue at school the maze does Isabella don't work that they've done enough of them now that they have some real good evidence that it does regenerate the same weight regenerate cartilage and ligaments and pictures I beg to differ regenerate sometimes you know where a lot well it it's it's very difficult to say why it works on some people why doesn't work in other people but I think once and that's what would Cody did Cody got the stem cells then start working out like four days later that you can do that that's not smart you can't do that like monkey eating a lot of time off you need to have your body heal it's a very difficult area to heal and a lot of people don't do it correctly and then they wind up getting some serious atrophy with a nerves get pinched the swelling and all the information and take it slow Come Back Inn in that TJ fly to be there but you can't rush that fight it's a very difficult area to heal and a lot of people don't do it correctly and then they wind up getting some serious atrophy with a nerves get pinched the swelling and all the inflammation and he needs to take it slow Come Back Inn in that TJ fly to be there but you can't rush that fight


    Joe Rogan on a Possible Francis Ngannou vs Junior dos Santos Fight
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    all day did you hear the rumors of trying to make Franciscan ljds Light Summer recluse is my favorite UFC fighter but also because of his Instagram page Army right now you know I mean that was a super impressive Victory some good victories patreon rematch in Belgium today how about we fight after I get through fade or a doormat


    Joe Rogan on the Brilliance of Phil Hartman
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    okay that's a good question would you rather be around a couple that's stabbing at each other or the ideal couple who's making you feel like your relationship isn't so great in Publix combative relationship but she's to talk s*** about him in front of us really are right in front of him and us it was just like to say he's old and she would do know she's talking about her car they were to fill talking about a car like he feels a car aficionado stuffed in the back of his pickup truck by some f****** Farmer Boy some dude with sick wrist it do catcher's mitt hands in his pants off I don't know it's terrible it's just weird that she's always belittling are them down well people don't think logically you're saying but that's not a logical thought I mean I think they just didn't get along great you know for whatever reason it was really f****** smart to he was the coolest he was a really smart as our lucky you got to know him like I mean he would do things like he learned how to get pilot he was the most studious guy has disciplined with his notes he would have his script and each one of his scenes that he was in would have a certain highlight like like a tab not like a green tab or whatever the car tab was and then all of the scenes would be highlighted he have notes beside them cific parts of the scene where he wanted to do something different or questioned his intent incredibly rare time when he would crack up during the filming yeah it was on Pee-wee's Playhouse and I think you wrote the first movie like they have you wrote Pee-wee's Big Adventures one of the writer really yeah but a great that's amazing wake me up in this plane flying around and looking at it was crazy by yourself yeah but stereo in my Toyota Corolla stereo I feel like if you have your own plane and you got to be and we're coming into this land and white jesus just right there like a drowned it's weird or maybe 17 18 years old he was a star like when you when we were on the set he is in movies all the time you know he was just getting off of satellite lie and you know and then course Dave Foley was a big star from Kids in the Hall and he was a big alternative start to like everybody loved him enough cuz you're so smart the writing was so good that Andy Dick was like a known Weirdo And so it was a fascinating little great Heroes just watching Phil's best of SNL disc the funny and stuff that wasn't even a hit like him playing the acting teacher stand up to for the audience for fun like warm up the crowd especially for some people with their own particular sort of human neurochemistry they got going on up there and with some people they do Coke and Zoloft together makes them insane is a 7580 year old he would still be killing it yeah I think I think there's a million different kinds of tragedies with a big one is as kids had to deal with the fact that killed them and then killed herself how many to two hits and then they went and lived with family afterwards so dark so sad it is man has the worst think there's a million different kinds of tragedies with a big one is as kids had to deal with the fact that mom killed them and then killed herself how many to two hits and then they went and lived with family afterwards so dark so sad it is man has the worst


    Robert Sapolsky on Oxytocin and Bonding - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    you know just a flip to the other end of the Spectrum in terms of what like co-evolution between two different species could be like over the last Twenty Thousand Years look mother-infant bonding is mediated by oxytocin pair-bonding in monogamous species oxytocin makes you more trusting and expressive than generous and economic games and effects within a species and your beloved sit there and stare into each other's eyes to create oxytocin and if you pump up oxytocin levels in your dog it will stare at you longer and you will stare longer back more oxygen proof we feed and take care of and they like manipulators wildlands a like getting them like good dessert treat bones and stuff like that and Van turn do all sorts of 1/4 stuff for our self-esteem because they like Liquors unconditionally that come from weird symbiotics thing we can wolves worked out somewhere back when what does it have any effect on friendship like a human being staring at each other cuz that that anybody ever tested that I would assume people have looked at for example in strengthens monogamous bonds and there's a literature by now looking at oxytocin has its effects receptor comes in number variants at if you have one particular variant that's associated with oxytocin having less effective living room in your nervous system that's associated with less stable relationship so none of this stuff is deterministic iouri or your sex life in your romantic life is not being determined by this one gene like nothing remotely resembling Metroplex labor tonic friendships like you male bonding and stuff I wonder if there's like when guys are having a good time if they're also getting a good juice of oxytocin is when you have your ear basic like pathetic male sociality you've liked talk about sports for 5 minutes with some guy in his results are willing to give up your life for him because Lee when you have your ear basic like pathetic male sociality much is life you've light talk about sports for 5 minutes with some guy and his results are willing to give up your life for him because lie you know this is mail mailbox


    Robert Sapolsky Explains Toxoplasmosis - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    I found out about you several years back I heard something about toxoplasmosis and sooner if given on it where you were talking about how many people have been infected by this cat parasite I got cash my whole life and I even had feral cat and I've always wondered I got you probably get tested and I'm worried about the result it literally I mean what is the number that you estimate in an Americans alone that might have beat you in French I just got one of these weird parasitic Lifestyle the only place on Earth where could reproduce sexually is in the god of the cat I don't know why there are people who know this but so it reproduces there comes out in the cat feces feces are eaten by rodents and now talk shows evolutionary challenge is to get that road and into a cat's stomach so what talk show has evolved is this ability it slowly my brace to the brain of rodents and basically wipes out the innate fear that rodents have a cat smells like you take a lab rat who's been like the descending of Lab Rats for like a thousand years and never seen a cat and put like a little puddle of cat pee in his cage and it's good to go on the other side of the cage just hardwired instinctual aversion to cat pheromones and factom subset Rhett like the smell so out in the natural setting that you now go to Protech Adam soon the rodents inside the cat stomach talk so is completed its life cycle heard that it was cat pheromones that used to be activating every alarm circuit in your point of limbic system in these rodents now instead so Taps into sexual arousal Pathways and in male rats when they smell cat pheromones they increase testosterone production so hot so has just figured out the way of doing it and makes cat pee smell sexy at all of the mechanism Ocala parasite can figure out how to rewire an animal's sexual reward system the fear of predators like how does that work that's something my lab spent a bunch of years on trying to figure out when you work some of these parasites this must happen to this whole world behavioral manipulation of host by parasites and turns out they like evolve unbelievably think about it and you get rabies you get a rabid dog and what that's about is a virus that has affected the nervous system that dog so that it's now rabbit and more likely to bite somebody with viral particles in its saliva which it now passes on to the next individual like you take 10,000 neuroscientist on the neurobiology progression and rabies knows more about the news watering with aggression than we do and talk so knows quotation marks something about fear and a version and vinegar biology contraction hard what it seems to involve is talk so somewhere along the way has picked up in gene that is pertinent to the dopamine system in mammals dopamine is this newer transmitter is about pleasure there's no protozoan parasite for add a meeting to use for this stuff except is part of how talk so seems to be manipulating the reward system in rodents and then couple years ago there's paper showing that in chimpanzees talk to makes you less afraid of the smell of leopards so this appears to be a parasite which it has evolved like the spectacular inside interfere circuitry and attraction circuitry and it's eBenefits will wind up in a cat Scott snakes and other things are the deer away are amazing and I don't know where they get the urine from but it's like comes certified and all of that in the outfits remarkably specific so like other it and they were done test where they do they have any aversion to that as far as I know the chimp study is only the rodents lose a little bit of their General skittishness they get a little bit disinhibited Behavior late so just in general they're out more and more exploratory more likely to get eaten but the most selective laser in effect is there not scared anymore of cat pheromone has not what's fascinating to me is that I've also read that there was a disproportionate amount of successful soccer teams that are in country High rates of infestation of Toxoplasma to me but that that sounds like exactly the sort of epidemiological studies that are popping up a backgammon array so what about humans to branches of interesting stuff with one is a literature that's been around for quite some time showing that talk so seems to increase the risk of schizophrenia higher rate of schizophrenia of individuals who have antibodies against talk so in other words sometime in the past and their body was dealing with it who had cat throwing up whose mother had cats during pregnancy and like anybody who gets pregnant knows you immediately get all anxious about cat litter boxes because of the possibility of toxoplasmosis used to be a sweeper effective increasing the risk of schizophrenia the other realm is talk so infected humans and get subtle changes in personality neuropsychology pruner psychological profile they get a little bit disinhibited if your talk so infected you are more likely to die in a car accident involving Reckless speeding if your talk to infected and clinical to the same severity of depression you're more likely to impulsively kill yourself now the worst talks is doing something kind of similar if you are a rat more the hardest wired scary things in the universe out there is a smell of a cat if you were human it's hurtling through space really fast and jumping out of Windows and talk so seems to blunt a lot of those effects there in this you were talking about your time working in a hospital and that there was a disproportionate amount of motorcycle victims this is actually something I heard from a clinician old psychology if you're ever harvesting organs from an accident victim I don't know why I don't know why but if it's from somebody who was in a motorcycle accident make sure you check to see if they have toxoplasmosis I don't know why but there's a high rate of that that you find an organs from people who were killed driving motorcycles recklessly totally anecdotal and equals one kind of thing but none of us this this was a guy who studies infectious toxoplasmosis and had not heard about sort of the behavioral findings before and then I have a recesses of his memory so would initially seemed like okay this is Parasite is very selectively develop this life cycle between cats stomachs and rodent brains and completing its life cycle and weird when it gets into humans that have some behavioral effects we're between chimps and leopards suggesting that that lifecycle manipulations been selected for in primates as well very strange very strange and for me the strangest thing is certainty with which there's 820 lien viruses and bacteria and God knows what else out there that manipulate whose Behavior what is it to do women have less severe effects on your psychological profiles of women in the literature on this is pretty scanty and humans but it seems that some similar effect but not as extreme however the story now gets a little bit more complicated in this is actually the fabulous continue to study this okay so normally one of the things animals if he falls to be really good at is picking up signals that somebody else is unhealthy like a potential mate is unhealthy there's sickness Behavior there's very Factory Cube if your rodent makes perfect sense the last thing you want to do is to be mating with somebody who's like rancid and infectious rodent equivalent to this normally sick animal parasite infected animals and such are detected by other rodents and avoided talk so just something different you get a toxin infected male and now he smells more attractive to female rodents and when mating oxxo gets into the sperm and Beacon can be transmitted to the female suddenly we've got a different story parasites to rework oxygen ruthlessly exploiting the poor rodents for John like reproductive benefits and its own evolutionary selfish Gene will be but now instead it's so your male rat infected with Toxoplasma downside you're more likely to get eaten by a cat upside you're more likely to pass on copies of Eugene by increased sexual selection so it might be in fact more of a balance symbiotic relationship between male rats and talk so you know more research is needed blah blah. It's just like cool biology is crazy other than again pure anecdotalism that one elderly dock somewhere back when saying watch it when you're getting organs from like people killed motorcycle accident beyond that I don't know if people are looking at it I'm sure if you got a liver and you know like you needed a liver transplant with a distinct and the scary alarms going off Toxaway anyting else after Nikki. Infection you have a latent octaplasma infection in other words he agreed upon certain ocean there is talk so has gone Layton zits form so that these cysts that are under and you got nothing to worry about them but the whole notion that meanwhile up in the nervous system there's effect happening Fair infectious disease people are thinking about inflammation outside of the body there for them chronic talks infection is not something you worry about a whole lot but it fits them having behavioral effects up there in the nervous system maybe it is something to worry about well it's just it's to me it's unfathomable how this little thing figures out how to hijack a whole whole body whole biological system and work it to its own desires just it's very hard for me to grasp well if you think of it in terms of a lot of no talk so has had like a hundred thousand more generations to evolve its ways of exploding mammals than mammals and have ways of fighting it off with most remarkable a whole world said there's like some parasitic something or other that gets into Barnacles and takes over their reproductive system so that the Barnacle digs a hole for them them not the Barnacle but the parasites lay eggs into there's aquatic worm that infects a grasshopper makes you commit suicide how is something I mean I obviously you're doing with hundreds of thousands of generations for it to get to this this current state but like how something involves to be so effective it's so confusing it's remarkable so confusing to me how something I mean I obviously you're doing with hundreds of thousands of generations for it to get to this this current state but like how something involves to be so effective it's so confusing it's remarkable


    Everlast Tells a PCP Story - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    you know what I think it's one of the things that I've been guilty of and I know a lot of other people than guilty of a to adjust the totally come clean I defend pot so much that I never look at the potential negative consequences of people doing pot if they're too young cuz I didn't do it when I was there a few times maybe like a handful of times before I was Thirty and then when I was 30 I met Eddie Bravo we start getting blazed all the time and it's really changed the entire what is 14 simply smoked it younger than that I smoked when I was eight is my step dad gave me some when I was eight just a puff cuz I was curious I was like what it would it would happens when you do this if you want to try it I said how much should I breathe in a little bit this is obviously like sketchy memory and then the next 14 and then I did and probably maybe again when I was in and about more than when we cut school and some of the kids a couple of kids that were the cool guy what kind of took a liking to me and I was like cool. Cool guys like me I'm going to go hang out with these dudes they smoke weed and I remember I hit it and they would tell me like his behavior smoke we are not the first time but I remember vividly hitting this joint with these dudes and literally spending probably an hour and 30 minutes laughing my balls off that nothing and I thought it was the greatest thing ever and from then on I'd like I quit baseball Cayman artist that I had a very important moment when I was 16 I got only smoked weed a handful of times before I was 30 years old like less than 12 like legitimately and one time I was sixteen it was me and my girlfriend and my best friend who went over her house and stole something from us and we rolled up a joint and we got so high we were teleporting we would like find ourselves in the kitchen after bleeding time shall we stared at each other on the couch and then all suddenly be in the backyard we were barbecued we were f****** 16 I think my girlfriend at the time was 15. Josh is my two is he was 16 and we were just time traveling all over the f****** pill that goes we were way too high that's how I describe the first person only time I ever smoke dust oh Jesus you did that why I hung out with one of the neighborhoods I moved into and it was heavily Latino neighborhood in like we moved in and it was cool I mean a lot of people but like I went from like the end of elementary school at the junior high right in that error so like once we hit the junior high is like a lot of the Mexican kids I was hanging out with started hanging out with you a little bit older Mexican and kids and a lot of them or dealing in like kind of gang life over there it's just part of a lot of dips like a f****** Sherm cigarette dipped into my f****** angel. Angel dust sounds like a healthy choice with this this little tattoo right here first tattoo ever had in my life this little three dots normally supposed to be up here but I wasn't in a gang and so it's like for some reason I was so f***** up this is what they call me Vida Loca is here and the literally the way you just described that time traveling is like I felt like if I thought of something to do by the time I was finished with the thought of thinking to do it I had already done it I'm going to call my mom Friday movie when Chris Tucker reflects on like somebody snuck in a little piece of dust and he f****** left it so I didn't lose my mind naked all that s*** but I feel like I was the butt of a joke that night like like somebody gave me some Dustin was a boy f****** trip on Dust on but it made for a good story I didn't lose my mind naked all that s*** but I feel like I was the butt of a joke that night like like somebody gave me some Dustin was like in the white boy f****** trip on Dust on but it made for a good story on Joe Rogan so now I'm


    Joe Rogan & Sam Harris on Universal Basic Income
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    take precedent over the actual environment that we need to sustain ourselves so let's not forget there a real human beings in cool country have generations of done spent Generations working in this industry take great pride in it and we got to think about what we do and if something like 500000 clean tech jobs just in California alone I mean the numbers are completely out of whatever I think I think they're the cleantech to Industry offers an enormous amount of promise but 75000 families is not nothing interviews coal miners went what rhymes with that we were talking about and that this that's a good thing that's the thing that's that's the deal why can't they figure out that they just want to learn new languages and spend more time with your kids and play Frisbee in and have fun we need a new ethic that and politics that decouple a person's claim on existence from doing profitable work that someone will pay for view it as an opportunity and it is actually something it it does dovetail with this hobby horse that you and I have been on for a while about about kind of about the power of meditation and what it can do to a human mind in the way you view the world in your role in it for sure rise of the Machines if we do have things automated I mean some ridiculous number of people make their living driving cars and driving trucks and when those jobs are gone I think it's Millions people right and it's in the state's it's the most common job for white men I think I had something like nine million White Manor driving trucks and cars are there reasons to worry that's not a perfect solution because you do want you want to incentivize the things you want to incentivize you need to just understand the consequences of of any system you would put in place but there's just no question that in the viewed as an opportunity this is the greatest opportunity in human history were talking about canceling the need for Dangerous boring repetitive work and freeing up Humanity to do interesting creative fun things now how could that be bad well give us a little time and I'll show you how we can make it back but it and it'll be bad if it leads to just extraordinary wealth inequality that we have it we don't have the political or ethical will to to fix and it because if we have a culture of people who think I don't want any handouts not really want my neighbor to get in a hand I want to pay any taxes so that he get he can be a lazy bum if that's that if we have this you know hangover from from Calvinism you know that makes it impossible to talk creatively and reasonably about what has changed yeah they could be a very painful bottleneck we have to pass through until we get to something that is that is much better or a hell of a lot worse depending on where the technology a certain point the the wealth inequality will be obviously unsustainable I'm you can't have multiple trillionaires walking around living in compounds with razor wire and just moving everywhere with buying a by private jet and then massive levels of unemployment in a society like ours enough is enough we have to spread this well because otherwise people are going to show up at are compounds with with their AR-15 to their pitchforks and you know that the society will not sustain it many can't you get there has to be some level of wealth inequality that is unsustainable people people will not tolerate and you give you begin to look more and more like a Banana Republic until you become a Banana Republic but now we were talking about did the US or pour the developing world where all the wealth is so redistribution is the endgame and that's it. But that's a toxic concept for half of the country right now where the idea of the welfare state perpetuating that we should not be hostile Tempe Hostage to the idea that they need jobs so that whatever job they were doing and then are still qualified to do that job has to continue to exist no matter what no matter what the environmental consequences no matter what the health consequences no matter while how it closes the door to good things that we want we don't do that with any that we didn't do that with you know the people who are making buggy whips or or and hang out Lavery yeah it's just there's no at a certain point we move on and we make progress and we don't let that progress get rolled back and we're talkin about developing technology that produces energy that doesn't have any of these negative effects of global climate change or just pollution of course we have to move in that direction and the other thing that's that's crazy as it were not talking honestly about how dirty Tech is subsidized and you have the oil people say well solar is all subsidized right this is Dino day is just the government handout that's giving us the solar industry will one that's not even that you have to produce an argument as to why that's a bad thing with this is something we should want the government to do the government needs to incentivize new industries that the market Canton sanitize now if their industries that are just intrinsically good and I are going to lead to the betterment of Humanity but carbon is massively subsidized we had we at we don't have I mean if we've actually had the the the coal producers and the and the petroleum producers pay for the consequences of carbon and pollution it would be much more expensive than it is right so it's already subsidized and we do it so we should we need a carbon tax clearly we need to the tax code for the consequences of carbon and pollution it would be much more expensive than it is right so it's already subsidized and we do it so we should maybe we need we need a carbon tax clearly we need to the tax code to incentivize what we want to incentivize


    Joe Rogan asks Sam Harris & Dan Harris about Mediation
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    now I want to switch gears a little bit it's not totally related but it is and somewhat into in some ways headspace talking about mindsets and talking about like we brought this up and really haven't delved into it much at all about meditation and about how much it's affected you and how it got you back on track and I know that you're a big proponent of it and I am as well although I think I'd probably do it differently than you guys do but I love to hear about how you doing yeah I do a lot of yoga those are those are two big ones for me you know I'm thinking those alone have straightened out my brain in a great while yoga in particular yoga because it's it's not yoga forces you to do it you know like if you either doing it or you're not doing it that there's no room for distraction you know you were you're essentially forced to deal with what these poses require of you and I think that in in doing so and having a sink focus of trying to maintain your balance and stretch and extend and do all these different things why you didn't concentrating almost entirely on your breath which is a big factor in yoga that is has a remarkable brain scrubbing attributes I would say and I don't know much before I say this only just asked what are you doing in the isolation tank in your mind but I concentrate on sometimes I go in there without an idea like I'll concentrate on material like that I'm working on it or maybe jiu jitsu techniques I'm having problems with or some other things I'm dealing with and I want any any sort of issues that I have some time to do that sometimes it just go in there and chill out and relax and breathe and concentrate there's a lot of physical things that happen inside the tank is the amount of magnesium that's in the water because of Epsom salt that's really good for you physically very good for the muscles that loosens you up and relaxes you and that eliminates a lot of stress and that physical elimination stress allows the brain to function with less pressure and allows you to relax more and put things in perspective better and also it gives you this environment is not available anywhere else in the planet this weightless floating they're disconnected from your body environment with your you don't hear anything you don't see anything you don't feel anything you feel like you're wait-listed you have this sensation of flying because you're totally witnessed weightless in the dark you open your eyes you don't see anything close your eyes is exactly the same the water the same temperature as your skin so you don't feel the water and you floating I'll say is I don't know how this is going to go down I actually don't have any questions about the benefits of being in isolation tank too much about it and I also I think yoga is great although I don't do much of it myself there may actually be a difference between those two activities and meditation cuz there's a kind of metacognition so if knowing what you know or knowing that you're thinking that happens in the kind of mindfulness meditation of which Sam and I are proponents proponents that I think he is a different thing where you're seeing and I'll try to put this in English when you're meditating the way we do you're seeing how crazy you are and that actually has a real value is systemic collision with the a******* in your head has a real value because when the a****** offered you up a shity suggestion in the rest of your life which is basically it's job like oh yeah you should eat 17th cookie or say the thing that's going to ruin the next 48 hours your marriage or whatever you're better able to resist it to what look what do you do so I'm in the basic steps of mindfulness meditation artists it most people close their eyes you bring your full attention to the feeling of your breath just not thinking about your breath you just feeling the rod data of the physical Sensations and then the third step is the Big E which is as soon as you try to do this your mind's going to go Bonkers you're going to start thinking about you know what's for lunch do I need a haircut where do gerbils run wild whatever blah blah blah you just going to notice my mind's going crazy right now but that noticing is the key moment is in fact the victory at the kid I can't meditate cuz I can't clear my mind this is the biggest misconception about meditation you do not need to clear your mind that's impossible unless you're enlightened or dead the whole goal is just to notice when you become distracted and start again you were turn your attention to your breath and you just do that a million times and every time you catch yourself wondering and go back to your breath so bicep curl if your brain changes your brain and that over time creates the metacognition of discussing before where you see that you're a homo sapien sapien in other words Euro that's how are classified as a species with the one who thinks and knows he or she thinks and that just that knowing that you have this voice in your head as Sam likes to joke he feels like when he thinks about the voice in his head he feels like he's been hijacked by the most boring person alive just says the same s*** over and over what time yet that is enormously powerful because then you are not held hostage by this voice thing happens in the tank I do do a form of meditation and tank sometimes when I go in there with without an idea like if I'm not working on material everything else where I just concentrate on my breath in through the nose out through the mouth and I just literally concentrate on the breath and the same thing happened tank after a while after about 20 minutes or so that breaks loose to psychedelic States wow station when you're eating the Pod and climbing into the tanks what happens okay to be scared be terrified but God damn you just convinced that the universe is imploding around you and it it it it it usually has the character of fear being made part of it was so it's also not embracing the fear not letting the fear run rampant and just sort of relaxing and giving into the vulnerability you're the finite nature of your and just breathing and concentrating and letting letting the dance take place cuz there's some sort of a weird that my things that there's a big misconception about when it comes to edible pot is it edible pot is like smoking pods entirely different process physiologically you're literate I'm course is very different to him he can stay stoned for 3 days and eat too many brownies and you'll be gone for a long time that sounds miserable out of it when it's over. Did the process is excruciating but when you come out of it you just feel so happy feel so happy over and didn't like that joke about to do today activity that gets inspired by the edible pot something called 11 hydroxy metabolite that your body produces it's it's so different than most people when they eat pot they think they've been dosed like anybody was smoke pot before and then you give him a brownie they think I might go there something in that they're convinced because reality itself just seems like it just dissolves especially inside the tank there's something about the tank environment that produces in the absence of any external stimuli your brain become sort of supercharged because what you're trying to do when you're sitting down and concentrating a relaxing is you trying to focus on your thoughts but you're still aware of your body you still aware of your elbows touching his desk your butt touching the chair there's all these different factors that the stimuli that's coming into your your senses whereas in a tank there's none of that virtually it's almost completely lemonade there's some but you can you can you could face that stuff out like you could still feel the water a little bit if you think about it you could still will you sometimes we bump into the wall and you have to like Center yourself and if the like relaxed again and make sure you're not moving so you don't touch things which content of dissolved experience that their experiences meditation where you have that same experience we lose your sense of the body but it it is that usually comes with more concentration you have to be very concentrated on him I feel like you would have that experience and it would be even more intense if you did back same thing you do outside the tank in the tank I don't think you need any psychedelics in the town that I tell people when they ask me should I get high before I do it in like no just do it just do it if you decide after awhile you done it three or four times you like wonder what it's like if I just take a little bit of a hit of pot and see where it takes me there's nothing wrong with that hurt you and if you're the type of person enjoys marijuana or whatever but did the tank alone by itself just the absence of sensory input your brain goes to a very complacent as long as you can relax as long as you don't think too much about the fact that you're in the tank just concentrate and tile in your thoughts entirely on your breath and again let all those crazy like where do hamsters live like all that s*** let let all that stuff run wild through your mouth but I feel like in the tank at least that gets to a certain spot and it stops existing and then the Psychedelic State takes over here what it depends on what the goal is I think they can be many different goals of meditation Oriental quasi spiritual practice and they're not they're their distinct so at the center of the bullseye for me is not suffering unnecessarily until one thing that mindfulness gives you is so it's compatible with every experience you can have in this there is nothing in your experience that isn't an appropriate object of meditation you just start with the breath because it's just a very convenient thing to start with but once you know how to do this particular practice you're just your goal is to just be clearly aware whatever your experience is in each moment so it's emotions arise thoughts arise sounds come in your your attention is wide open to whatever your experience is so it's not like so nothing in principle to distraction if you could be meditating right next to a construction site and the sound all of the Hammers is just as good an object of meditation as the breath or anyting else so there's nothing everything is included but the the the superpower you're after which you actually can acquire through this practice is to realize that virtually all of your of your psychological suffering and actually arguably virtually all of your physical suffering and there was a difference between physical pain and suffering which of those two are not quite the same thing is a matter of being lost in thought it's a matter of thinking without knowing that you're thinking and what and what mindfulness doesn't really any technical meditation But ultimately should do is teach you to break the spell of being lost in thought and a notice of thought as a thought that the huge difference is until you learn how to meditate or do something like meditation helplessly thinking every moment of your life you're having a conversation with yourself you're having content whether it's be a majestic or linguistic pour forth into Consciousness every moment and so incessantly that you don't even notice it's just white noise and not only does it completely color your experience moment-to-moment so they can be right there angry thoughts you're angry if they're depressed thoughts you're depressed they're sad you're sad so you become your thoughts but you also feel Youfit you feel identified you feel that you are the thinker of your thoughts do feel like a self and it's a completely structured by this flow of of mentation every moment and it produces everything you do it produces all of your intentions and your goals and your actions and he said this about me and now I'm going to say that and it says like it is everything coming out of you is born of of this the same process and meditation is a way of recognizing that Consciousness and they you are subjectively this prior condition of just wearing Us in which everything is showing up Sound Sensations and thoughts and thoughts can become just other objects of Consciousness and some in to take you to even a very good basic example of the difference between pain and suffering you can feel very strong physical pain and unpleasant pain and just be aware of it in that like a sense that it's unbearable is virtually always untrue because you in that moment you've already born it right that may put to the feeling that something's unbearable is really the fear of having to experience it in the next moment in the future if someone drives a nail into your knee right you might well that's that sounds like it's unbearable but every moment you are feeling it you're bearing it right it's like it's thinking about is the last moment and the next moment then you think about how much I will owe you know when am I going to get some relief and you know what's the cure and how badly is my knee injured and you know that you're worried about the future continuous and you're not noticing the automaticity of thought that is that is amplifying the the the the negative negativity of experience in that moment and we all know that you can have super intense sensation which is either are Pleasant or unpleasant depending on that on the conceptual frame you put around it so for instance if you had this in a massive sense of soreness in your shoulder that you would experience a very differently if it was a the result of you deadlifting more than you ever had in your life and you were proud of it right be probably cancer and you're waiting for your either the biopsy results and and you know your worth stop being this is the thing that the thing is going to kill you or your getting raw do you know they like some deep tissue massage and it hurts like hell but you actually totally understand the source of the painting you know it's going to be gone the moment the guy pulls his elbow back right so it could be the exact same sensation each one of those but the conceptual frame you have around it totally dictates the level of psychological suffering and or the dictate the total absence of psychological suffering now we were talking before the podcast about your apps and we were talking about the amount of different meditation exercises on the apps like what kind of different meditation act exercises are there if you're talking about just concentrating on mindfulness and breathing as it turns out right off of that basic exercise some tips to like Infinity essentially because you talked about not only I don't want to get too ahead of my basically the the the basic instructions are that we listed before you're feeling regret coming in and then when you get lost you start again but then you can add onto that so one big thing to add on his something Elemental noting so you're breathing in and out your feeling your breath and then get distracted by huge wave of anger generally speaking when we get hit by wave of anger we just didn't have it the anger we become angry there's no buffer between the stimulus and our response to it but there's this little technique you can do just making a little mental note of that anger and that kind of objectifies nothing so little bit like put pressing the picture-in-picture button on your remote control with a story that's taking up the whole frame could be seen with some perspective so that's just one example of the little techniques that you can add onto the basic exercise and you can go for a long time so we were discussing Sam's about to start his meditation app sent waking up with him and I have mine Wichita 10% happier Sam is going to be doing all the teaching on his app and on my app since I'm not a teacher we we have experts coming in like Joseph Goldstein who's again the friend of a friend of both Sam and I and you each teacher has their own emphasis and you didn't start talking about applied meditation so how do I use it when we're at my everyday life how do I use really what I want to do right now is control my eating so meditation for netweaver course on the app that talks about using it to not overeat by the way I'm terrible at this but you can use your ability mindfulness your ability to know what's happening in your head in any given moment without getting carried away by it to not overeat notice how I'm having the urge right now to eat as I did last night in entire bag of malted chocolate in my hotel room but I don't I can ride that urge and not do the thing that I know is stupid anyway that's just a little taste of how you can take meditation and bring it in kind of numerous directions Maps 10% of 0 while I don't think it's Uber I don't think the business model is it is just one huge app that everybody uses and maybe there's some distant you know second I actually was more little bit more like fast-food a bunch of big players and you may switch back and forth I think it's useful and it's really useful at any level of expertise in meditation didn't least this kind of medication is having someone guide you yeah it's it's like a mindfulness alarm that's constantly going off or going off at you periodically over the course of 10 minutes or 20 minutes or however long you're sitting and because distraction is just continually the problem either meditating or you're distracted or either you or that you where what's happening at that moment where you're lost in thought and that's true throughout your lifetime you either hearing what I'm saying right now or you're thinking about something else and then you don't know it right either reading the book you're intending to read or your mind is wandering you're going to read that paragraph again so this is failure to concentrate this failure to be able to focus on what you're intending to focus on is it just the universal problem of human consciousness and so meditation trains that and the other benefits follow but the having a voice in your head reminding you that you're even attempting to be meditating is very powerful even if you are even with your own voice to me even when I'm listening to a meditation that I recorded just my own voice remember reminding me that I'm that I'm supposed to be meditating it works like any other boys and it's some it's so it's just as a feedback system that you can't really provide for yourself although you obviously you can met him and you can meditate without an appin and most people do I spent very little time meditating with apps I just think there are very useful but you both of us a good book and learn how to meditate out of the book magic basically remember the basic instructions and do it but he really is useful to have a nap especially for some people because of one of the biggest problems and meditation is this persistent fear that you're not doing it right and so to have a voice you trust in your ear just giving you reminding you of the basic instructions which are so simple but very easy to forget it can be very useful idea of it being like bicep curls for your mind when you see you see it in the brain scans and Samuel correctly where I run afoul of scientific accuracy here but this base with this simple Act of sitting trying to trying to focus on one thing at a time and then when you get distracted knowing you're distracted and returning to your breath he is changing your brain when you do that your boo the muscles obviously I'm using it as a Loosely you're boosting your focus muscle and in many cases there was a study in 2010 that took people would never meditated before and they scanned their brains and then they have them do eight weeks of a half hour daily meditation group and in the area and their brains and then Adam do eight weeks of a half hour daily meditation the end of the eighth week they scanned their brains again what they found was in the area of the brain associated with self-awareness the gray matter group and in the area of the brain associated with stressed the gray matter shrank that to me is pretty compelling


    Everlast on New Rappers, Mumble Rap, and Old Bitter Rappers - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    in my opinion do not come from a certain drive I'll give that to people you know there's a new era of kids and I don't s*** on them or hate them they have this whole thing hating on these kids calling it Mumble rap youngsters that a kind of almost trying to they're almost trying to make noise by disrespecting and it's like listen the path that was Walt before you is the only reason you can't f****** where that f****** cheesy f****** s*** jewelry you get and f****** act so ignorant you know meaning go to the Met Ball in gallon I was when you ain't nobody and next year you're not going to be anybody at the Met Met Gala and I mean you're just this year's f****** like not a novelty I don't know your business turn around there's a lot of youngsters that are like don't know the history and I don't say you need to know Biggie's every album but don't fuk come out sheet on being that you can't show emotion on POC I'm not a fan of that song Or that guy but get going to do with you I might be old maybe I don't get what you're doing you know I'm older I give less of a f*** about what other people enjoy and when I was younger I had to for some reason I felt like I had to argue what I enjoy versus what you enjoy and that doesn't make any sense. Anymore it's a different the idea like me people in personalities very so much that either we're all going to like this really what I was talking about wasn't young people if you want to be if I want to be perfectly clear what I was talking about with people my age that I hear throwing a lot of hate and a lot of just maybe not to you but you really do sound old and bitter mean let them kids get there I didn't try to make a record that Designer or future or any of these cats that are doing it now would make cuz that would look stupid I would look like thirsty idiot because that's not what I do that is what they do to sort of s*** on it and shiting on them and I don't know them I don't know anything and honestly I've heard future records and I've heard designer records and they're not the worst things I've ever heard I'm just not a fan I just don't that's not my thing it's not garbage and I don't like when I hear people calling should out for garbage that isn't garbage if it's garbage call the garbage like mr. brainwash or something like that that's garbage I mean but I do know what you're talkin about A Beautiful World


    Everlast discusses Cystic Fibrosis - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    cuz I'm going out with you a lot has been three years we've got though that it was where we're trying to figure it out what like why does it not feel like through for a while but my mother was passing from Alzheimer's and then when she did pass is like I was emotionally incapable you were the one that said hey get your s*** together today, cuz I want to come in baby together soon I depend on you ain't like mailbox money we call that has been really good to me to jump around is one of my favorite hip-hop songs Everlast goes he goes you want to get high I go fuc at and and I go where you want to go and go go do they have like a man or they just did a bunch of covers and they being f***** up and a bunch of times you looking at me sideways and going to go for the f****** behind the bathroom Jesus Christ have done their Robin casinos and s*** crazy movie style meth heads with masks on a machine guns and s*** taking over casinos but true that is in August I mean there's a lot of things that go on in my life that I get my heart sent out those people watching somebody to love just disappear with it was tough man that was that was effective because I couldn't have my mom and home with a nurse and any infections that she could go she was getting lung infections all the time and they took a magnificent care of my mother but there was a looking for a while lake with a lot of Darkness I wasn't that I was swimming through and know that guy's just wasn't good for me to come through and then you know and then after she passing like Layla has just been like learning you know I'm only just me and my wife now it's she's seven years old and I think I'm not saying we got anything licked Orcutt but like the life we have to live we've been able to figure out with her cystic fibrosis cystic fibrosis heavy there's a lot of s*** you got to worry about infections and any common cold consider the hot it's like so much pressure on a person to to do that it's it's it's my wife and I like you you know I won't f****** make it funny we've been very close to the brink a few times we've finally gotten to where we are and we're going to make sure this this young lady is going to make it. is deep in this far into this life that she can you know an infant's medical Innovations to write having they're working on some stuff matters if there's a couple drugs that aren't quite for her yet because this drug has in the on the DNA level of the chain there's there's mutations Layla has two different mutations ones called the Delta f508 I believe it is Delta 508 and then she has this other weird kind of offshoot one there's one from some people have a double. What they call a double Delta there's a drug right now that's really working well for the people with the double Delta they're starting to experimented on on it for people with the single now does she have to be on a special diet but the only diet that we just need her she needs to have a problem gaining weight cystic fibrosis so gaining weight so real serious issue Layla actually has a G-tube feeding tube that she gets sick Shake protein shakes a day pumped into her stomach again if you're my daughter very rarely is down about this she'll have her it's like frustration and anger over here but it's this is life she's never known anything else so it's like wife will approve you if you can get by the security clearance hurt thing is at Layla l a i l a beauty 09 she wanted her own page because we start I've never posted anything without asking her even when she was like barely able to understand I tried to be I can't I post this picture a lot of people will see it and she say okay Daddy and now it's my Sharp she's doing that and this is may actually a cystic fibrosis awareness month so we've been posting and she happened to be in the hospital the last 10 days she's home right now recovering from pneumonia an article on cystic fibrosis treatment was at remember a while ago I don't know but my wife and I are it's one of the best anti-inflammatories there are with no side effects no concept we're not using it all my daughter yet but we're investigating like what kind of uses there are you. Forget I might have to go back through my emails or what not. I remember you did send me something I don't remember if it was CBDs or stem cells or some s*** but I just saw in that sense in turning like the way it works is my two people to people that aren't that fathered a child have two each have the gene alright so me and my wife are known as what what are known as carriers which we never knew cuz we've searched the whole history after we found out nobody in my family's ever ever had this nobody in her family's ever ever had this but we're known as was carriers so when we got together and we had a child there's a one-in-four chance that child's going to have cystic fibrosis there's a 2in 4chan they're going to be a carrier there's a one-in-four chance they have no nothing at all which is our other daughter Sadie so we kind of represent the whole spectrum and Sadie which is another reason I go I'm not having six kids cuz I love being a dad but it's like two cystic fibrosis children in the same household is even and a lot of people do it it's hard because they pass infections and it's very is it and how the people with multiple two or three kids with cystic fibrosis pull it off I've had my hats off because I know what it's like we're just one that's kind of bee did not just that must be changing you as a person I think about like how much more compassionate this is made you and how much more appreciative of hell I've had to also accept and learn how to deal with a lot of anger a lot of anger like a spiritual person like I said I find religions confining you know me I believe in a greater power greater High whatever something bigger than us I kind of believe in that you know whether you want to call it God or just are connected Collective energy unit whatever might be somewhere in between their life something greater than us I felt another reason the last three years is is what's the captain's name in in Forrest Gump captain is there no captain for the last couple years I'm Lieutenant Dan on the top of that f****** sailboat like f*** you that this is what you're going to do to this little kid watching my child suffer worse he's a great dude but one of the things he said to me. Never forget he was talking about the secret do you remember when though the secret was this big movie the book about it and he was like you you're telling young sick kid that she made that herself she made that he she made herself have leukemia she made herself have cancer you telling me that f*** you f*** you and when he said that I was like wow I never thought about it that way but he's totally right that's exactly what it is like you can't that's ridiculous you're dealing with a bunch of people that have become successful and told you why cuz I saw it happening what are the people that saw it happen and it didn't happen like this is bull or a far greater number by the way it's a part of life it's not the whole key to manufacturing a life it's an excellent a cat being a positive person being healthy having a good Vision focused all those things are like contributing factors but kids that are sick are the monkey wrench in any idea that we've created our own reality I don't bite you can't make a baby responsible for cancer that's crazy a god responsible for like a God has a plan is not a f****** plan sometimes there's a glitch in the goddamn Matrix and you just got to deal with it you know you got to handle it and and the more important sing for me that second most important thing in my life other than keeping Layla as healthy as possible as making sure she knows that you know she can still achieve and now we're like she kind of hate me in 10 years if she ever hears this like for giving up a business I just want to have a normal life and rips your heart out man but you can't you have to say hey hey you are normal this is your life your life is normal it's like Carla I'm a big Carling guy you know I know you're studying but it's like he had his routine recyc about being homemade all-natural everything's f****** all natural worser yummy you have to there's a there's fights people fight that you don't even see Layla and I mean that you don't understand yours is obvious yours is he right here in front of you to fight some people are going to fight demons don't ever meet a phrase on that what is it comparison is the enemy of Happiness thank you thank you that's a very useful the inspiration Benton you should get inspiration from other people but comparison is not really healthy who is it is Theodore Roosevelt signed parison is the thief of joy give me the he he set aside the national park system he set aside like Theodore Roosevelt the reason why we have the grandkids in which our current guy is trying to Rankin brand new and I can kill you but I wouldn't eat you that's why I won't kill you it's a lot of people in other countries man lot of people that get mad about Hunt is hunting pictures they're from some other country there are a lot of them are from South America like you don't feel God when the electricity goes out there going to be there going to be coming to you you really want to learn to do all right well next time I'm hanging out with John Dudley I'll have him come and Coach you and we'll make a little video let me know maybe I can attend that will. I want him to coach you and teach you how to shoot that's amazing that would be perfect we'll do it we'll make that happen will make that happen episode that ever was like all you got to hear this heart-wrenching f****** oh my God most heart-wrenching right now man but I'm glad she's doing better can stand here like a manager like. Cares I've been through it you didn't want to see me and it's like you didn't like you don't see me cowering in the Foxhole


    Joe Rogan on Bill Nye's Gender Identity Views
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    have you been paying attention to what's going on with Bill Nye scientists are all going after Bill Nye Steven Crowder did a bit about it where he showed the original show that he did many years ago were they talked about how gender is from chromosomes is double X we ask men and X War women and ex-wife is men right and there is establishing like what causes your gender and now he's completely gone off of that knife and his new thing had this woman who belong in some f****** Venice Theater group like right barking out a poet I am some unbelievably god-awful song and this m*********** put it on Netflix, science show about gender and he pretended to be like a a DJ in the background like this is so not science right so nothing divorced from reality it's full left-wing I mean I think there's there's great ideas in being Progressive there's some amazing ideas and terms of inclusiveness and giving into those people now I think he's a True Believer because you have to be True Believer to put something like that out under your name I think this is a good idea it's just like what it's like Christian rock I think it's debatable I honestly think that these people especially a guy like him who is experiencing life in the public eye fairly late in life right and you know and he when he when it comes to people that are really enthusiastic about science and really enthusiastic about these ideas that he's trying to put on a show other than the standard think you're dealing with the great majority of them are liberal majority and I'm sure he encounters a tremendous amount of pressure to be inclusive and gender is the Hot Topic when comes to like Weird Science as it were like trying to figure out like how much of this is what people feel and how much of this can be explained in genetics how much as can be explained with sociology how much of it is nature how much of it is nurture life it's a very complex to of human beings and we know for a fact that people very Broad yes we have there's a wide spectrum of human behavior and likes and needs and feelings and and all sorts of weird dysmorphia is right we don't know why people behave the way they behave so for him to like boil it down like one of the shity as rap songs the world has ever known right isn't installed but I think that's my point is that I think you have to kind of drink the Kool-Aid to be putting this out as your product in you I don't know what that could be a influencer I buy real I think the people that are super Progressive are far more likely to push these ideas in a very enthusiastic way then people who are more conservative in these matters about this feel like he's just been influenced by the influencers what has been people who are more conservative in these matters about this right you know I feel like he's just been influenced by the influencers


    Jordan Peterson on Cleaning Your Room - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    are you in an unmanageable position now though as far as like responding to people, but I can't just overwhelming is coming by this and it's too bad because people are very heartfelt long letters they're brilliant frequently like amazing letters telling me you know their experiences with the authoritarianism laughter or or the way they've been you know cornered and in one way or another or or how starting to clean up the room change their life that's quite fun because it's something I would tell people to do instead of going out in protesting Jesus I just can't meaning well my sense is that if you want to change the world you start from yourself and work outward because you build your confidence that way it's like I don't know how you can go out and protest the structure of the entire economic system if can't keep your room organized some sort of control over the outside world when they're inside is all f***** up what does the people that the most adamant about it I think there is truth in that I mean people try to change the outside world for lots of ways but many of those ways aren't just pure good but you know I thought about what I made a video call which was called message to Millennials where I was it was called how to change the world properly a bit of an on the potential side I suppose but I was trying to produce something that was a counter position to this idea that what you should do is go out and fix up other people and that's just not right and there's a new testament lying about that sing about not worrying too much about the log in your neighbor's eye or about the speck in your neighbor's eye when you have a log in your eye like yes no kidding but you know do you really want to do you really want to face that so what I thought about is that well what you start to do as you start to tell and act out the truth locally like within the domain of your actual competence you know cuz the world presents itself as a series of puzzles some of which you are capable of solving and some of which you're not you have many puzzles in front of you that you could solve but you choose not to you know that those are the things that weigh on your conscience but you know what I should really do this but you don't like so I had this idea long time ago because the world is a pretty Dreadful place I thought well what would the world be like if people stopped avoiding the things they knew they should do you don't get the question is how much are we contributing to the fact that life is a is an existential catastrophe corruption contributing to that how to read it worthwhile question things you leave undone because you're angry or resentful you're lazy you have inertia well you consult your conscience and it says well you know that place over there could use a little work it's the same as working on yourself until you clean that up because you can then things are little clear around you and you're a little better off because you practice a bit and until your little stronger and then something else manifest itself take a crack at 6 me up to so you decide to do that and then that gets a little bit more pristine you know when soon don't it's it's humble because you're not exceeding your domain of confidence you know it's like don't be fixing up the economy eighteen-year-olds you don't know anything about the economy it's a massive complex machine Beyond anyone's understanding and you mess with it at your peril so it can you even clean up your own room no well you should hope your own room no well you should think about that you should think about that cuz if you can't even clean up your own room who the hell are you to give advice to the world doesn't know very very important thing for people to hear


    Steve-O Tells Russian Hooker Stories - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    dad 2005 wildboyz trip and we brought with us Knoxville we had some kind of dudes and Knox was like shoot me with the 9mmm gun with the rubber bullet while the dog bites me TV let's make another movie and that was why we stopped here and wild boys and made jackass number to still have this in you with rubber bullets amber light on TV but then we'll be like okay well we'll cut this out and so then we'll be able to keep some other s*** we hired to hookers find f****** hookers came in like there was that we went to a moment like a whorehouse brought this on your back to the hotel right whole thing and then and then in the mail with a hooker without like snuggling after I want to snuggle there's no f****** way outside so I don't care if you're f****** pimp wants to kick my ass and f****** tell me I'm not paying that f****** much came out right like yeah I got to go film and walking through the Lobby Knoxville is down there having breakfast this hooker comes walking by Knoxville and she says that's not Steve oh that's cheaper I can kind of had sex with a bunch of hookers because I had this girlfriend and you know I like I work like a program of recovery I got to be honest and s*** and I had this girlfriend to an English chick and she says have you ever had sex with a prostitute Gumball Rally where you race cars all the rich guys and yeah they're getting they got me wanting to the whole story about how I was I can give me a massage and she's give me a back rub and this hooker says this is one expensive back rub and I felt like she was making fun of me Rocky Mountain in New Zealand do you know like there was a massage parlor and it turned out that that they just have sex with you and it's a joke I didn't like this trip to go to Cornwall little surf town in England because I like collect pictures with the you know of the different countries where they going to call at my serve passport and I'm like I want to get a surfing photo so I can include England she's like she said I don't know why you're making a passport whether you know it was like two different countries where they can. I call it my serve passport and I'm like I want to get a surfing photo so I can include England she's like she said I know why you're making it's her passport


    Joe Rogan & Jocko Willink on the Military, The Realities of War
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    did to me that's as a person who's never been the military that's one of the fascinating aspects of how it works is like how how do you get all these different people to follow through on a plan and who are the leaders and why do the leaders have the right ideas and who educates them at the house have the right idea to have any bright ideas like I know that a lot of people are excited about where the military is right now like Tim Kennedy re-enlisted and hearing loss please put on this Earth to kill bad guys that's what he wants to do me and I think I agree with you and Saturday I think I agree with him too and in his eyes that this is you know this is the way that it should have been that you should give the military the chance to do their job that's their idea and then other people believe that there should be much more civilian oversight and they be much more mint much more checks and balances before things get done this is debate is going on today that you just talked about that is what the military gets told to do and how they do it another two different things and I think that yes you're absolutely the civilians should control and to control the military by the way they do control you need to let the military professionals figure out how they're going to go and make it happen that's where it gets tricky right because if you are in that like one of things that was explained to me by a friend is Navy SEAL you saying that when something needs to get done and you have all these people that are telling you how you can do it how you can't do it that people that are not in experience in combat and don't understand what what could or could not go sideways to put more problems in place or to put more checks and balances in place you're actually going to put these people in more danger that is true if you let the civilians decide what it is that needs to be accomplished and in the military leaders decide how they're going to go ahead and make that that happen and I mean it goes back to it goes back to Vietnam you know there was too much civilian oversight of what was happening in Vietnam and the military leaders were they didn't really have the the wherewithal not even the wherewithal didn't have the free reign to go out and try and make things happen the way they want to do and it ended up in a big Quagmire Vietnam seems like to me from an outsider to be one of the most f*****-up Wars ever totally makes sense that it was happening and then now we know that the Gulf of Gulf of Tonkin was very likely a false flag and that there was some sort of motivation to get there in the first place and then you're dealing with guerrilla warfare for the first time ever in US history like they didn't exactly know how to handle this we didn't and we didn't adapt very well to what was happening on the ground which is always going to be problematic if you have close-minded people in the military if people are closed mind that there you're not going to be able to move forward Against the Wind win the battle field changes in the battlefield changes all the time I mean you can look at Iraq Iraq the battlefield change drastically from this big conventional force that we went up there to fight against the Dom's big army what was that fell apart then what happened now all the sudden we were facing girl is again and an Insurgency and it took us several years change our strategy from what to do fight against Hitler's Army in World War II in evil force whereas in Vietnam it's like women why are we here like what's going on what's Happening extremely extremely challenging no doubt in that that is why you don't talk about this before if if America or any nation is going to go to war you have to decide that this is the most important thing in the world you have to end the wheels that I talk it do you have to have to ask you this war you got to have you got to have the will to kill people and again I say this all the time no one wants to hear it cuz it's ugly and horrible but when you say going to kill people in war you're not just going to be able to perfectly kill just the bad guys civilians are going to dye it is a nightmare kids women it's horrible it's awful and if you think I'm going to go to war we're just going to kill the bad guys it's not going to happen Wars to complex it it's just BTD saying like having to go and fight in UFC and I'm not going to get hit it's not going to happen you're going to get hit you're going to get bruised up you're going to get dinged in the same thing in war so you have to have the will to kill people course it's easy to have the will to kill the bad guys but then you have to accept the fact that some innocent people are going to die and that is going to be awful and then on the other side of the coin is of course if you're going to send people or people Americans are going to die and there's nothing you can do about it you have to accept that fact and Vietnam was just the ultimate tragedy written in many respects because we were killing a lot of civilians we were losing a lot of Americans but we weren't progressing the way we needed to is a nightmare agree with you 1% what do you think about transparency like when the Bush Administration wouldn't let them take photographs of coffins and then send them home like a lot of people really upset because there's a lot of people that felt like look American should know that there's a cost to this and they should know that there's sequences to these actions and they were saying that these consequences and knowing about these consequences good lesson morale could lessen support back at home when they really needed that people didn't really need to know this that what they need to know is we're on the right track we're doing well that's a tough one and whether it's the right decision to keep the Americans in their beautiful bubble that they live in in and let them know that this war is happening but you don't have to see the the brave Americans coming home Saturday sacrifice their lives and interesting ly if you remember I think it's car was the Battle of tar won World War II and for the first time but so we weren't we needed money to run World War II a lot of money war bonds and all that and we were kind of falling behind and we needed some money and one of the first times that they released a lot of pictures of American Dead Americans was I think it was the Battle of Tarawa and there was all these Americans washing up on the beach in the Marines at a drowned and got shot and it was awful but they did it for reasons they did it to show like hey this is real this is happening we need to put Pitch in we need money we need to if you know save save meet saved oil don't use your cars we all need to get in for the big win right and that's the opposite of what we're talking about when they're saying hey you're not allowed to take pictures of Americans are being killed and they do I think there should be some level of transparency there when you should America should see what is happening what is the cost cuz it's really easy for Americans to allow these young kids to go overseas and fight and die or be wounded Gravely wounded and just to shut those just you just ignore him cuz I'm I don't care cuz I'm over here in the mall know maybe we should maybe we should not only you know maybe we should not only show pictures of the coffins that are coming back but maybe we should explore and show the lives at those men sacrificed and who they were and what they did and what their families are alike and their wife and kids and mom and dad that they left behind that they gave up and why did they give it up because they believed in free and so now we just going to stay home that's not happening know it's happening and you need to you need to know it it is kind of strange right when you think about how little access-to-information people really had back in World War II they were counting on the news they were counting on newspapers and now today we have massive massive access-to-information instantaneously but yet you get less of it when it comes to that yeah and and in some ways you get more of it I mean obviously when there's an incident that happened overseas you can find out about it on Twitter as fast as you can find out about it through you know waiting for real nice work to come up with it but you don't get anything that's like specifically distributed by the US government to let you know the consequences of war and say hey folks we need your support this is what's really going down these are American citizens this is what's happening to them over there and then the same thing could be set it for a sometimes civilians are going to get killed and what do we do what we do then do we brush that under the rug and we just show The Americans getting killed or do you University show what's happening what Manowar is jacked up I'm here to tell you or is not glorious it is not fun and it is it is a horrible horrible event and so yeah I think you should expose it and I think you should I level so that people understand what we're getting into horrible as war is there's many times throughout history where war is the absolute in my mind in my opinion the right thing to do and we don't have a choice in and we need to do something when horrible things are happening and I think that's my podcast I talked about like the like I said I talked about war and death in horrible genocide and and that's one of the reasons why I think it's it's gotten what attraction is because I'm talking about things that I do otherwise being ignored and I think people do want to know I think people do want understand War II deeper level so that way when they hear a politician up there saying hey we should go to war they can at least say them so I know what I know what he's talking about hey we're going to wave the flag over to send some soldiers over there going to Kick-Ass 2 going to come home or going to high-five that's not what war is and let's not ever forget that that's not what war is war is a man and another man on a battlefield surrounded by people civilians and they're trying to kill each other and it's a bloodbath and week we shouldn't forget that and is it necessary sometimes it absolutely is it absolutely is necessary sometimes but we better way or our minds have before we make that decision to go next to you now when you think about the evolution of human beings you think about how much safer is today versus how it was thousands of years ago do you ever foresee a time where War won't exist I don't know you do people joke with me a lot about the robot wars and and robots being able to accomplish Wars I actually believe that thing will come I mean we've got drones right now that that are very capable pretty soon we'll have land Warfare robot that will be able to go in and clear buildings and and make things happen and then will the enemy then have robots that will fight our robots at some point yeah and then at some point will that elevate to a point where we're not dealing with physical robot anymore but just a software behind that robots and now it's just a big sort of the cyber warfare that that is that's inconceivable to me now Joe don't mistake me for some kind of 20 what the future of you know Warfare from a technical perspective but from my from my blue dementri thought process couldn't not Elevate to a point where we have robots fighting robots and then that eventually escalate to a point where it's some kind of a cyber warfare with it's not physical but it's just information based I'd that does make sense to me that that could happen I think they're freaks mean it's it's really and what they're doing now is just I mean who knows where they're going to be 10 years from now I'm either going to be solar powered the there will be live out there with no food yeah it'll be awesome and then and then then where we go and we'll those robots fight people for a while probably people that don't know anybody that don't people don't have good robots yet and that's about robots right and we'll see where it goes from there I mean I think that's just a surrender scenario right if you got if let's say America has these robots that can just come in with ruthless precision and take out bad guys and you know you're going to be at their Mercy


    Joe Rogan on Chris Cornell, Suicide, Depression, and Exercise
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    we're just talking about Chris Cornell we found out last night at The Comedy Store that he died and then this morning found out that he hung himself to f*** it's it's hard to even comprehend how do you comprehend that I'm living in a parallel universe doesn't make any sense like how could someone like you know it's easy on the outside looking in like I like that be like that guy was one of the best ever like how does that guy like that even want to kill himself how did the lead singer of Soundgarden comedian really kind of reveals the complexities of human life is at the Pinnacle of his skill the Pinnacle of Fame The Pinnacle of money and for him to say you know what not going to do it anymore yeah I don't I don't know what was going on in his head obviously who knows what if he was on medication if you had some sort of an issue a health issue of who knows me and that I would never speculate but I don't understand I mean again I don't know his life but I knew I couldn't even comprehend I can't even imagine it what's that's what really hard things when you start talking about suicide damn people that for someone like me and I haven't had suicidal thoughts right so when you when you go from that to somebody that not only has the thoughts but then goes ahead and execute it is very hard to comprehend yeah I've met people that have done it before darn it I just have never understood it I don't get it but I don't know them you know I mean everybody's got their own unique mindset and just you know what's really crazy man statistic the other day about suicide that people in poor neighborhoods are far less likely to kill themselves people that are in the struggle yeah well I actually believe that cuz they're fighting for something and someone that's already got everything and then with no drive with no goal and nothing left to achieve and so then all the sudden they're just staring at the mirror without anyone else to go you know and I'm not talking about Chris Cornell and in particular but for some people I know one of things that happens is that when they become very successful and they're still not happy then they get hopeless they just feel like what I have everything and yet I'm f****** miserable you know I have a nice big house I drive this fancy car and I still am miserable like there's no hope I just life is meaningless I don't even know what to say to that I don't know what to say to be honest with you when you hear year that you just don't even know what they're for today to that you know what one thing that why I don't understand it I like struggle I like it I think it's important I didn't know there's no doubt about that there's no doubt about having something that you're striving for some goal and the top of the mountain and now you don't feel happy what are you do just pick up the f****** hobby man find something a cat get better at it I mean that's seems so simplistic but you know I just you and I are we share this very important part of our Lives which is intense exercise if indeed and I think that you know I go to your Instagram almost every day to look at your watch it's hilarious you go to Jocko's Instagram Timex watch advertisement did you work it out like his f****** hairy gorilla arm set a Timex Ironman Triathlon Watch but that's what's up man that's what's up I mean just f****** doing it getting out there and struggling and then once you do do that here's a thing like you know like a friend of mine said that just like I was saying something about you could come on the podcast any of those can that do take another picture of his f****** Mark watch every day until he dies it's important it's sort of in a lot of ways it's symbolic of what we're talking about like no it's not fun to look your watch everyday but you f****** do it everyday like that's what's important and I actually early on I had someone you know say something along the lines of on social media on Instagram on Twitter going to post another picture watching the house like on the follow me don't follow me and it is anything else in the world to know when I get up here that working three jobs at getting up at 3:30 in the morning so she can go work as a waiter somewhere before she's got another day job that she's got to go through so she can see her kids guy from the from the military so I can get up whenever I want a sort of but you also get up because that's who you are because it is a way to maintain discipline in life for sure to get that stone out and sharpen that blade every morning open the access indeed no other way there's no other way and I don't want to say that this would have saved Chris Cornell or anybody else that did it I'm not saying that but I mean for some people out there that aren't feeling good man if you just f****** struggled more you get over that struggle you feel better that sounds so simplistic but I swear by it he was a cannibal from the right kind of gas for your podcast cuz you know my podcast is like about war and death and killing and all that stuff and so you know Tim's are about being better and stuff like that so it's easy because he wrote a blogpost years ago about him being suicidal and him contemplating and planning to commit suicide you know he lives on Ivy weed guy and he was trying to finish school but then it wasn't working out and it was just problematic and so he started saying stuff okay well how am I getting out of this well there's one way to get out of it and luckily he didn't do it but when he came on you know that's what we talked about and what he said you know as he was making recommendations from again from a guy who's been there was like Hey if you're trapped in your in your mind and your son feel that way go do something physical get in your body get out of your mind it when you're feeling bad when you're feeling down go out and swing the Kettlebell around and you will feel better just too much for some people especially their just experiencing way too much pressure and that that that pressure a lot of times it's just out an imbalance in perspective and some of its in public I was talking to his mom wants her daughter does gymnastics with my daughter and we were talking about kids killing themselves where she used to live she still live in one of the really wealthy Tech areas outside Cisco and a bunch of kids that went to school with her daughter that were like 15 16 we're jumping off Bridges and s*** like it was a like an epidemic and they're trying to figure out what the f*** is going on and that they're literally calling it affluenza that these affluent kids and their families are literally worth a billion dollars you know I mean everybody super rich and they're having this insane pressure is like before high school and in high school to be an Ivy League schools in to get 4.0 is and not in there f*** did not having any fun and then not experience in life and they don't have any hope in their parents are all I'm f****** pills and they're just killing themselves as you said it really is a piece of perspective because if you think about think about someone you watched one of your buddies go down the downward spiral maybe it's not the suicide but whether it's drug addiction a lot of time some female the girlfriend the ex-wife will just take him on the downward spiral and there's dirt they can't get out of it and if they were to step back if they were if it was you and your buddy watching one of your other I will just take him on the downward spiral and there's dirt they can't get out of it and if they were to step back if they were if it was you and your buddy watching one of your other friends go down if I they call my guy came from you doing that that's crazy but when you're in that spiral people get caught in that they can't they can't get the perspective of what it looks like from the outside


    Joe Rogan on Conor McGregor Signing His Deal to Fight Floyd Mayweather
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    all day. Yeah he's a bad motherfuker and I don't know I don't mean they said he signed the Floyd Mayweather deal only be signed when did that happen happen yesterday. He has signed Floyd Mayweather has not signed their negotiating the Floyd Mayweather boxing and maybe that's the plan lean on his neck you know fight dirty let him take point away visit s*** long as you'll get disqualified don't like stand the middle of the ring and try to f****** go I can drive with them but I don't know if it's true. maybe more probably more but I think that it's going to be interested personal Floyd's 40 almost 41 Floyd's maybe the best defensive boxers ever walk the face of Planet I mean he's right up there and you go back to Willie Pap a lot of the guys from the old days and for sure lomachenko today but in terms of overall performance against Elite Fighters over the course of his career the guys only been tagged hard like five or six times ever he's a f****** freak hardwork mean he deserve baby you looking at me throwing money around driving Bentleys but that f****** guy will get on the strip and he'll be run in miles at 3 in the morning the opens up his gym 3 in the morning just does 15 round to the back just he works hard anymore free good at closing distance is snapping off like lead shots like it's one of the things that he did with Nate and he's a southpaw if he can just snap off one or two clean shots and make it interesting it'll be fun I don't know if you can I don't I don't know what he can do is straight box it's so hard to judge so what you doing with you until then nothing so the lightweight division is on hostage right now they're being held hostage


    Joe Rogan on Tai Chi
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    all day because nothing like like Wing Chun and things like that like yeah that'll work if you've got his know what the f*** he's doing and you change punch I'm doing that's not good hit somebody 17 times that they had you and we're not expecting never played before that is becoming a huge issue in China Chinese Tai Chi Master fight in MMA fighter and it's got a blitter rated in 10 seconds and this guy's had to hide this Chinese MMA fighters had to go into hiding cuz people are offended that he battered this Tai Chi Master and made their country look bad because it's making their their traditional martial art look ineffective that's not that doesn't make sense to me understand what was going to happen when they sometimes I think they actually believe what they're saying this is so brutal though this Tai Chi Guy what's really bizarre is Thai cheese not really a a physical fighting martial art it's supposed to be something that's more of like a meditative yoga you know you can't take me down and my buddy say that I mean that guy just got a blitter rated and the only way you can never actually know what would happen if someone punches you in the face it's a train that way if you just have these ideas in your head you're going to stand in front of them this guy just losing blood all over the place and get nobbys battered his nose is shattered wobbly I guess I first time they've been plotting maybe the MMA guy should have if he had bit more foresight and was going to happen he should have come out in like really done the whole you no respect in the Bible and then all the stuff and then after defeating should help them if maybe that would have helped him from a from a political standpoint but yeah because Wonder but it you know it seems to me that this is something that they need to see they really do because there's too many people out there that are just buying into this foolish it will look like I said so my buddy Jeff Hicks got this does IKEA do people say cheese and all that I don't know I have Qi they probably do well things on which house are you talking with whether it was Aikido or whether it was tai chi I forget but the guy says you know hey I'm a martial artist and once I settle my chi and you can't even take me down so how you going to do gif tell me when your cheese all centered and the guy you know does little thing and then settled cecchini says okay I'm ready and Jeff just I mean it's no big deal just hit a double like on I've got a couple people that are you know now every time I talk about Jiu-Jitsu it all day like flat earth flat Earth they believe it one of the main guys who send a flat earth makes it has a whole video about her Jiu-Jitsu doesn't work and it's about Wing Chun isn't it like one of his biggest videos on his page the only reason but there is something about people wanting to believe that there's Mysteries and secrets that is like some secret power like in that you know the idea that you can just stand her yourself and not a college wrestler can't take you down that's one of my new things that I tell people what to do elbow Escape or something from the mount and the guys I can it's really hard to do but he keeps pulling my arm away you know what to believe in saying that the Earth is flat think it's sort of the same thing with people wanting shorted go don't go down this road right now people that like to argue and have a contract for sure that could be some of them for some of them I think it's just that they people that straight up just straight-up believe that the Earth is flat go through you but you have to believe that one down in San Diego I don't know what it was 10 years ago 15 years ago you say put on the purple Nikes and they kill themselves in the comment was flying by shows you again about the human mind is just so complicated and complex that it's grasping for Something to Believe In and some people are going to believe in anything yeah


    The Sphinx Water Erosion Debate - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    what is the argument about the Sphinx enclosure the Sphinx and dr. Robert schoch from Boston University who's a geologist and what was his conclusion what Chuck is saying is that the Sphinx and the trench out of which the Sphinx is cut bad as the unmistakable evidence of precipitation in Juiced weathering weathering caused by exposure to a substantial. Of heavy rainfall and that is particularly pointed out in the vertical fishes in the trench DC the Sphinx itself yes it is difficult for people to even see the call Buddy of the Sphinx today but it's these you can see the vertical fishes even down at the back of that that is that is what shocked counts as rain for precipitation and use weathering heavy rainfall which is selectively removing the softer layers and leaving the Heart of Glass in place and the problem is we don't have that rainfall in Giza in Egypt four and a half thousand years ago you have to go back much earlier to get that ring for independently I've been from an earlier civilization or at least that Civilization far far earlier than was I would say that the ground plan what we have at these are the basic layout of the site was established in what the ancient Egyptians culdcept Pepe the first time astronomically and geologically I and my colleagues suggest that the first time can be dated to the. Of about 12 and 1/2 to 13,000 years ago that that that was when the fight was like that because there's intriguing astronomical alignments permits to the belt for a ride I know at crap has a completely opposite view on this and of the Great Sphinx to the constellation of Leo Rising juiz housing the sun on the equinoxes the astrological age of Leo again I have slides I can do with a geological evidence that Robert schoch Bob said that the that the Orion correlation wasn't real because it was upside down what happened in between proposed Michael something like a monastry which has a relatively small archaeological footprint is on the side of me the idea of information knowledge and traditions lasting for thousands of years within a religious system shouldn't be too if they're too as I'm in Judaism is is dealing with ideas that already better part of four thousand years old if we go back to order the child isn't so on and so forth so is witches got a very small archaeological footprint it is not high perhaps again one can only speculate and I think there's a lot of speculation on the archaeological site to one can only speculate perhaps haven't gone through a cataclysm perhaps they felt to blame for this wrong we are rightly I mean there are many many traditions in which Humanities behavior is implicated in the cataclysm that take place and perhaps they didn't want to switch civilization on completely right there enough was there to create a mystery because it's undoubtedly a mystery that the construction of the Great Pyramids the first huge pyramids in Egypt preceded only really by the social pyramid at saqqara the construction of the Great Pyramid is vastly superior to the construction of the pyramids of the 5th and 6th Dynasty that follow it and that's a little bit counterintuitive that we have this collapse but okay so here's your side I would think about that there's a lot of perhaps seeing and maybes be cut but yes well so you have a bunch of egyptologists an archaeologist who been working on this site for centuries this is one of the most you in ancient Mysteries and so on and. Here and then you come out and say okay but there's this one anomaly of the rain now there's a huge Kathy of one anomaly or line of evidence here in like 20 here we're talking about different structure so there's not a lot of evidence that points the Sphinx being from a particular time. He's saying like 12,000 right spring equinox and believe me I guess I could show a picture its head lines up perfectly with the rising sun in 2500 BC you know what constellation is housing the sun in 2500 BC Schumacher in 2500 BC Richard created in the form of a bull not in the form of a lion you know that's the that's the puzzling issue and yet we do have a time when a lion constellation how's the Sun at dawn on the Spring Equinox and that is the. Of the younger dryas play eighties and nineties this one is from up from nature early 80s late quaternary history of the Nile and what its discussing is the evidence that there was a major shift in the in the hydraulic regime of the Nile River it says between 20000 and 12000 years before present when Timberline in the headwaters was lower vegetation cover more open than today the Nile was a highly seasonal braided river which brought mixed coarse and fine sediments down Egypt and Sudan this cold dry interval hit enter ended by 12,500 years before present when overflow from Lake Victoria and higher rainfall in Ethiopia sent extraordinary floods down the main Nile and those floods have been documented to vent a 120 ft above the modern floodplain of the Nile any civilization or whatever you want to call it living along the Nile River at time would have had to abandon whatever they were doing there in there in this regime just intensified hydraulic Regine and it says it goes on to say it marked a revolutionary change to continuous flow with a superimposed flood pee so what happened is that there was a major environmental change that occurred right there around 12,000 to 12500 years the dating could be adjusted somewhat since the early because of a major hydrological change major vegetation cover change major environmental change this would have caused also impose changes upon whatever culture was existing air or living there at the time now what we have is in the aftermath of that event we have basically the emergence of desert which now would require serious adaptation it's very likely to that these events could have decimated the population at the time leaving basically no Workforce and then over a period of two or three or four thousand years you find that that there's enough of a recovery that these kind of monumental structures can be renewed but it's clear from this and a lot of other studies studies in the Eastern Mediterranean showing at their sapropel layers which is caused which is basically material that has been washed in from the Continental surface that has not oxidized it is essentially become rotten and carried in organic material carried in off of the continents by this enhance regime of of water flow actually forcing so much water that there was a freshwater lid on the Eastern Mediterranean that caused the cessation in the the the the circulation between the upper Waters and the lower Waters reducing the amount of oxygen brought down to the to the lower Waters and so you had these layers of mud that formed on the bottom of the Mediterranean did show this massive influx of fresh water flowing off of out of the Nile and off of the the Egyptian continent at the same time so clearly the evidence shows that there were major climatic changes that occurred around this time it is not so speculative to to imagine that whoever was when we don't have to invoke any kind of super Advanced civilization but whatever cultures were there that were perhaps capable of carving blocks of stone transporting blocks of stone as they were at Gobekli Tepe during this time range would have been that get there that their activity would have been interrupted to the extent that it might have taken Millennia to to recover to get the get the labor force necessary to undertake major programs on the Giza plateau I think that if we assume this gradualistic scenario yeah that's a fair question to ask War what happened in that interval but if there is a major climatic downturn in a major disruption of the several patterns of whatever culture was already there then you know now we might have an explanation why there would be a gap especially if these events caused a bottleneck in the population of the area take it with you to say that there is multiple lines of evidence suggesting these major even cataclysmic changes that engulf that part of the world during that era so that could that could provide an explanation of why there is a gap there makes no sense on this thinks it is is not an explanation for the age and that the traditional accepted age is but we think it is then there's no Gap to fill environmental changes reinscription from the date that the Sphinx is supposed to have been made that refers to the swings a single contemporary inscription contemporary 270 feet long is 70 feet high is carved out of solid rock no reference most of a single degree compare that to those are is really not a valid comparison to what more interesting to me is the radical decline that takes place in pyramid building skills in the fifth and sixth Dynasty go to Luna's go to Pepe go to Teddy at saqqara these are a shambles you can hardly even recognize him as a payment what happened to all that knowledge that's invested so rapidly the every archaeologist Egypt Egyptian archaeologist in Egyptian knows everything you just said they don't accept any of your argument why not that's why I'm needed because somebody I can't see the argument 2/3 you or is it they're not convinced by your argument then not convinced by my argument they genuinely an absolutely believe that their argument is right the notion that I'm proposing is apparently so Preposterous to them that it isn't even worthy of consideration but it is where the all the insults on the tax on me on my Integrity on my decency as a human being on my honesty all of those things that attacked you know because mainstream that's fine I'm ready for that by the way I know that akademiks constantly attack each other all the time I used to take the stuff Presley but then I went to see what they do to each other the ravaging attack dogs loose on on any new idea I sometimes wish scientist would would actually look for what's good in a new idea rather than what Batman he proposed the possibility that the pyramids and the Sphinx might be or might have older Origins he was impressed by my work it did him a lot of harm in his degree and all this was true We Believe two centuries ago that emits a Napoleon's time right how did all that knowledge come about how did all the change and not that science to do any begins with somebody on deciphering the Rosetta Stone does he turn out to be right well I'm no Einstein and I don't know if I'm right but I'm going to continue to oppose that mainstream and I don't know if I'm right but I'm going to continue to oppose that mainstream comparison Einstein and archaeology


    Media Bias - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    I feel like we're in a very different space now with with the consequences of misinformation connected to what we're talking about before we said the people would rather be electrocuted then to be alone with their thoughts that we have gotten to this weird place with our society with our civilization where we've made things so easy made people so soft so dependent upon technology we've slotted out these past few predetermined patterns of behavior to pee follow where they can just put a plug into a philosophy whether it's a right-wing one or left-wing one with very little room for personal thought that all very very little room for objective reasoning we should have made it easy we baby them but I do think that it's imperative if you want to be a good citizen to have a varied media diet you not going to have a clear view of the world if all you're reading it well give me nothing but I think you need to read many things and follow many different sorts of people on Twitter not just because you want to troll them but because you actually won that listen to what they have to say it take its here's the New York Times really f***** up with a really f*****-up is where they said that they are going to after the election they're they're going to read dedicate themselves to reporting truth and read like what why did you say that like I wish I was there wish I was on the office Bullitt Center biased the enemy is is was so grotesque in this case that it was impossible to not have been biased seemed an abdication of responsibility and I feel it myself but people everything I say against Trump from a trump person sounds like mere partisan bias. 0 connection to the Democrat party or two I mean it's like there's no partisan bias 100% of what I want to say about Trump does not apply to some other Republican who who is just a stands for things that I don't mean to policies I might not like it's completely completely unique circumstance and to read the New York Times for the longest time it was just higher thing and become any of the opinion page on the The Huffington Post or driving at this stage of our our society There's real consequences to the infantilization if that's actually a word of of human beings in our culture we've made it very easy to just go to work and just get home and watch television and just not pay attention to anything and not read anything and not really think and and then be I mean I think it's it's it's incredibly easy to manipulate people especially people that are aware that they don't have a varied media diet people that are aware that they don't have a real sense of the way his team is daunting to try to take into consideration like what is it what is involved in foreign policy what is involved in dealing with Russia what you what is involved how do you negotiate with North Korea f*** it's too much put in the hands of the strong man I think this is true on both sides of the spectrum Hulu slide into just media diet where they're just hearing things on the left and they're not going to curious about or did not curious enough to hear things from a different perspective unless it's just some right-wing palooka who comes on and then they beat him up one for which I work to be at really Vigilant about being seen as Fair Arbiters are fact I've never been greater for that Trump supporters feel like they're right is because it has been proven that the media was biased and that they did get it all wrong and they were absolutely wrong when it came to who was going to win and Huffington Post had some ridiculous thing where it was election they said that Hillary had like a 98% chance of winning or something crazy like that there were some poles that were bad but the pole like the song remember this because I I I sent out a tweet which said Like You by by Donald or something like that but when I did that a prediction the poles that I was going by the most you know that she was going to win now that's not me we we roll dice for a few minutes you realize 20% chance Florida going to be at Clinton Landslide I know you have all these folks who say look at the crestfallen faces of the journalist because they're so upset that Trump won the case for the folks my said it was that it was that we didn't see it coming War prepare for everything that we're seeing her in the math made it look like this was a Clinton Victory a shoo-in it was just about just tying a ribbon around it so when the night became long it was just confusion about what was going on and you know it yeah I think it actually goes back to what Sam was saying before that people think when you see numbers like 70% odds that Clinton going to win 80% Isaac Clinton's going to win that that she's definitely going to win but there's room there for Trump to little room made it seem like Clinton was inevitable yeah yeah I just it was it was so shocking that's it that's it I think that week we can and should take we definitely you know I think we weren't giving the 20 or 30% chance a serious enough look


    Sam Harris on the Susan Rice "Unmasking" controversy - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    maybe they say the story has been clarified what we've been talking but this dude likes days now seems that Susan Rice came out at one point she said she knew nothing about the unmasking of of trump Associates in in that this recent surveillance case and now it seems that it is claimed that she actually asked to have certain names on Mast and then selected this was this being seized upon again in the last few hours as sample of a lie right which seems very Sinister at but as though it equalizes the two sides here El celoso S A worst-case scenario Susan Rice lied about having some knowledge of this investigation that doesn't it said something bad about Susan Rice it says something she has to deal with the consequences of that lie but it doesn't exonerate all of the line that Trump has done about everything under the sun right so what's so destabilizing the moment the moment Miss even trip honest errors the moment that have brought the news organization like yours or the New York Times commits an honest error that gets pointed to from those who want to treat the mainstream news media is just fake news as see everything's the same like like like like you're no better than then somebody who took manufacturing fake news on a laptop in his basement so it's like the flip side of that is when Alex Jones get something right it seems to it seems to make him look like a a a dignified journalistic Enterprise analogous to the New York Times word ABC News and neither of those things are true I mean there are small lies and then they're huge lies there are honest mistakes but committed by totally reputable organizations that are really trying to get their facts straight and then there are malicious is just malicious malicious propaganda Outlets that are not at all trying to get their facts straight then trying to engineer everyone's credulity and and ignorance into something that is just purely a matter of of tribal sentiment you know and we lose our ability to distinguish these different projects when we say look fake news both sides do it. World Hears A Lie Here Susan Rice's one lie that she told in the last 10 years maybe and got caught for and we have a president who live every time he picks up his approaches in my car or pick up his Twitter kid other problems because she had gone on I believe the Sunday morning talk shows after Benghazi was cuz I think that when you have if you have one side at Lizella it's imperative the other side don't lie at all yeah but I think we're pretty quick to say here's the actual here's the truth that's why this drives me a little crazy because it's the fact that that this is the real world why'd you leave him down the cernovich we're only now discovering the consequences of this what's come back in five years if we're talking about anything that makes any sense


    Joe Rogan on the Jon Jones/Daniel Cormier Press Conference
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    all day so Anaheim is there a good one too I hope nobody f**** up for the fight that almost kind of bras past weekend you should check out that those are fake the real Monster energy drinks but I have to drink them all or empty them out before they get up there right anyway that played will John starting to come clean now trying to be more of himself this past weekend they had his press conference Hispanic and so anyway when John said that I beat you after I did cocaine for a weekend everybody's like I like the John is being himself that's that's that's what they'll serve him better than all this fake Jon Jones is a killer that's the mean you don't get to be the youngest ever UFC champion if you're not a killer he got he showed up he fought Mauricio Shogun Hua in his UFC title fight who is like a legend in Brazil his opening move with a flying knee he threw a flying neon Mauricio Shogun Hua that is just crazy I mean you have to be such a gangster to even think about doing that to a Galaxy through a f****** flying Shoguns face and call them and beat his ass and stopped him when he was like 22 won the world title and this is bananas you know John was something special and still is but it's going to you know it's going to be a wrong a long tough fight between Cormier this time I think it's going to be fun just bananas you know John was something special and still is but it's going to you know it's going to be a wrong a long tough fight between Cormier this time I think it's going to be fun


    Joe Rogan on Money in Fighting, Conor McGregor vs Floyd Mayweather
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    all day I get caught doing something but how much into it and then that you know they had their careers for whatever it's worth and then when it's all said and done they just got nothing to f****** show for it it's just so f****** tragic you can't think that you're going to have something to show for it that's the thing if you're lucky and you become a Conor McGregor who's like one in a million or you become you know what Georges St-Pierre retires as the champion you're you're really really unusual but for everyone else you have to do it because you love doing it and if you do it because you love doing it and that's what you then you should do it and you will make a lot of money if you're successful but there's this thing that people have but she got like Floyd Mayweather and they say well hey boxers make millions of dollars look Floyd Mayweather made hundreds of millions. No no no no no Floyd Mayweather makes hundreds of millions dogs not boxers like Gennady Golovkin who's won the best boxers in the world he can't even sell 200,000 pay-per-views like his last pay-per-view by I think was like a hundred and fifty thousand which is insane hello to the point where it's like it's very difficult for promoters even get behind him unless he's fighting someone like Canelo Alvarez which is his next fight will make some money and not fight but guarantee you he ain't making very good money like with a hundred fifty thousand pay-per-views and he's a multiple-time world champion and like a fantastic amateur fighter won the best in the world it's about being a star and a promoter is not responsible to give a fighter a bunch of money if they're not earning a bunch of money it's a business in the business is people want to pay to see why do they want to see you do they want to see you because you trash talk or do they want to see you because you're Anderson Silva you fight like you're in The Matrix or they want to see you because you're Ronda Rousey and the first ever woman ass kicker that we've ever seen like this will whatever reason it is if they want to see you. Reason is why you can make a s*** ton of money it's not that you just deserve a s*** ton of money because it's hard to do and that's where it but a lot of people get that wrong and their head they get that wrong what show business but it's also Athletics a very bizarre combination of two worlds because ultimately he can only fight for so long and he stands to win like who knows how much money I mean he can make it could be as much as a hundred million dollars for the fight it's going to be insane billion dollars is kind of crazy. Said he's fighting you know if box is you get a purse you know like the way UFC works is different and often criticized and I think rightly so is that you have a win money and a show money so say if you were going to fight Jamie and they set it up where you you fight you make $50,000 to show and then another 50 if you win a real hard time with that and I think they should because you're doing your best you're giving your best performance regardless of whether not your window was going to fight harder I don't think at least two beats get that win bonus you guys are trying to win their f****** Gladiators you know I mean I think you should have a purse and that should be what you get paid and you fight your best and that's what you get paid like this idea that you're that's double is going to you know you're going to come your way if you get the judges nod you want to judges get s*** wrong all the time have your future have $50,000 are hundreds out who knows what the number is on the line due to someone else's interpretation of it or you can get injured one up losing or anything and have like I think that's kind of f***** up the thing about the Conor McGregor Floyd Mayweather fight designer deal with format that doesn't mean anything cuz Floyd Mayweather hasn't agreed to it the deal has been negotiated Connor has agreed so that's what that means but here's the deal let's be honest about this as much as possible this is a boxing match between Conor McGregor guys never had a real professional boxing match was a really good amateur boxer in our and Ireland who's the real multiple Division World Champion Combat Sports Fire no doubt about that but and a striker no doubt about that but fighting one of the best boxers if not the Best Buy ever most likely does not going to work out well for him if you had to guess that's my honest take on it the only way I could work out well as if a boy takes him lightly Connor Clips him Connor mugs and kind of does some like old-school Bernard Hopkins s*** like disguise them up wrap some up inside the clinch hits him with some real hard shots or does something f***** up to him and who knows had bought some minutes for Victor Ortiz try to do them that I that I understand cuz if he loses supporters going to lose and also Floyd is not a vicious puncher Floyd's not Canelo knowing there was no no I never was he is an amazing boxer but he is very brittle hands breaks his hands a lot and he can knock you out like he knocked out victoire tease but you not tell Victoria to just stand in front of them he knocked out Ricky Hatton was a smaller fighter he doesn't knock out most he stuns them sticks and with some hard shots but, he's got a really good Charities up much bigger guy so the odds are if even if Connor gets worked he's just going to get out boxed for 12 rounds and and get embarrassed and just whip it a bunch of punches and poison could be anywhere near him or he can catch him as possible if you can catch him but it's not likely like the odds are going to be huge and Floyd Mayweather's favor if I had to guess we're going like 20 to one or something crazy like that I'm not an oddsmaker but but I do know movement and I know boxing and I just has a big difference between what a guy like Floyd Mayweather can do in a guy like Connor can do when it comes to the actual boxing skills but is also another factor to that Connor has been fighting with small gloves I was going to be fighting with larger glove what size gloves they agree on to the fight if Boyd smart is going to make them fight with 10oz gloves you know cuz probably Connor will want to watch where eight I don't know what weight class are the cutoff in lighter weight classes that use 8oz gloves and heavier these 10oz gloves you know that this like does a stipulation the Marvin Hagler Sugar Ray Leonard fight the Sugar Ray Leonard one of the bigger gloves on heavy are gloves he's fighting a big heavy Punch or like Hagler so they might make some sort of a decision to go with larger gloves before the f****** 49-in oh multiple Division World Boxing Champion in Connors never had the boxing fight that's really what it is since you're staying I want to see it don't make no mistake about it when the f****** first Bell Rings I'll have my popcorn ready bro I think that's whoever does commentary on that it's going to be probably boxing people like if you had Max Kellerman and Jim Lampley doing commentary on Floyd Mayweather fighting Conor McGregor in MMA fight I think that would be enough 30 ridiculous just as ridiculous as it would be for me to do commentary on Conor fighting Floyd in a boxing match unless they wanted to have a combination of an MMA judge and are in MMA commentator in a boxing commentator watching it you know I like to see it live maybe it's going to be a crazy interesting experience to see what Connor can do I know he's been working like almost exclusively on his boxing for months and months and months of preparation for this m*********** can put you into orbit with one punch that's a fact you know like if you look at this past weekend is prep example when I said about Eddie Alvarez and Dustin Poirier having this crazy War Connor both of those guys with one punch with amine with Eddie he saw top of the few punches before I marked them but he had them on queer street with one punch and he marked Dustin Poirier with one punch me and he's just he hits f****** hard this is Guy farasa Habib he's a very famous MMA coach and he said it Bassett said Connor has a touch of death like you just you just f****** he just black dudes with ridiculous speed and accuracy and when he does your foxville the question is whether or not I can build Floyd mother f****** Mayweather and most likely Floyd's going to be nowhere near him when those punches come flying me he's a wizard ever watch like Floyd Mayweather defense of highlight reel him back right now I'm just moving away from punches Benny what people think of Floyd the runner doesn't run he's not like running away from guy right in front of dudes and maybe backs up slightly amused side but he's just so knowledgeable when it comes to boxing and he is such a deep understanding of where to be at the right time and where the punches can come from the left comes from here that means the right coming this way and he's nowhere near that he's over here and that means after the right look like we can stand in front of them when you watch him the way he's able to like slide out of the way of s*** I mean dudes just don't f****** hit him very often he's been hit least or less than any world champion that's had 49 fights I would say that he probably had the most successful defense of career in the history of boxing he's I mean he's literally with tagged hard maybe five six times in his entire career and he stands in front of some of the best fighters in the world like Canelo Alvarez and Canela was younger than I was a few years ago and Canelo wasn't as good as he is now but he just stands right in front of guys and Pops them in the face and just understands how to move Oshkosh it like we watching this highlight-reel are you watching a master like young Fighters they should they should watch his defensive movements and abilities I think almost above all others except now it's new guy vassili lomachenko who I think is Rivals anybody that ever lived in terms of his movements ability to move and his his positioning and footwork I think he's as good as it's ever been but you know he is only got like nine professional fights or something like that he does just hasn't really look at this Oscar De La Hoya stand right in front of him you can't f****** head I'm just throwing all these punches like that Mom Juan Manuel Marquez he pops up and just whooped slide right out of the way sorry not here and unbelievable work ethic like Floyd Mayweather will go to a club go to nightclub in Vegas hang out drink water hang out with everybody get all the accolades people drive is Rolls-Royce and he'll run he'll run the Vegas Strip run miles and then go to the gym 3 in the morning and do f****** 15 rounds and have you back he's an animal I mean his his work ethic and his mind is determination of focus and I guarantee you man if he's getting ready for for Floyd Mayweather is getting ready for Conor McGregor is going to be in Tip-Top shape again man he's not he's never going to like comments weapon all that money cuz we were talking about before like what it's like the show business aspect of it is having people accused to be put Pretty Boy Floyd Mayweather at least call him but he became Rich when he became Floyd Money Mayweather when he started talking all this s*** and people want him to get his ass kicked and he wasn't getting his ass kicked like people explained to see him not necessarily because they like it cuz he's a huge star f****** with people talking about s*** talk about a Grady is showing all of his watches and all this jewelry and he's got this crazy house in Vegas and you know I mean it's really the controversy like domestic violence who went to jail for beating up girls and I like this a lot of controversy involved in him and that's one of the reasons why people want to see him fight they want to see him lose even the most successful fights ever 49 and no as a champion song Heart Of unheard of Rocky Marciano's record bulshit because Rocky Marciano Italian early in his career so it was like a fake fight and pull that up that's been valid I'm pretty sure I read that the Rocky Marciano had like a fist fight with his brother back in the day you know like a guy like Rocky Marciano was a murderous puncher is probably like he would show up for fighting people who want to fight him and like people pay to see him like we were going to do again and my brother will get in there so it's brother gets in there and goes down to a body shot or something I don't know I don't know how played out but that you know like a garlic Rocky Marciano was a murderous puncher is probably like he would show up for fighting people who want to fight him and like people pay to see him like we were going to do I get my brother will get in that says brother gets in there and goes down to a body shot or something I don't know I don't know how played out but


    Joe Rogan on Dustin Poirier/Eddie Alvarez Stoppage
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    all day just one coming up is an Anaheim Cormier and Jon Jones that's awesome that's cool well I think that mentality that Rhonda has is like a she's like she's mercenary in there I mean and it wasn't over when it was over to her ship for her wasn't a competition it was life who was was life or death I don't know man I mean that same thing is probably why she's not fighting anymore you know like her animosity and her emotions were so riding on that thing and then when she lost and then when she lost again and devastated fashion also the reason why there was so much backlash whereas someone who's really loved like randy couture couture would lose a fight and no one talk mean I'm sure someone talk trash about him but no one's opinion of them different when he lost because he's such a good guy and because when he when he won you know after the fight he would always pick the guy up and shake their hand and hug them and he was always a gentleman and when people have that sort of a mentality examples past weekend Dustin Poirier and Alvarez had a fight the fight was stopped because of an illegal blow that Eddie Alvarez accidentally landed on Dustin Poirier in the crowd was booing Eddie Alvarez and Dustin Poirier yelled at the crowd don't Boo this man like we were in a fight and he's not a dirty fighter and he made a mistake and it was closed you can barely see he was not completely on queer Street I've been almost knocked unconscious any any hit this dude in the clinch with a couple of knees and the referee didn't stop him and he thought they were illegal you know he's in cost of a crazy cage fight but to have those two dudes after the fight both are bloody and battered both of them were just like exhausted from a war right and I'm interviewing the both of them side-by-side and to have Dustin Poirier step in to defend Eddie Alvarez who just need him illegally in the face telling the crowd don't Boo this man like he was literally upset and then it shut can there's something beautiful about that face telling the crowd don't Boo this man like he was literally upset and then it should can there's something beautiful about that and I think people with two people like to animosity but they also really like the fact when the animosity squash after the fighting people hug it out they really do like that


    Steve-O on Smuggling Condoms Filled with Weed - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    I used to f****** like at one point I was your boyfriend's dog and I'm thinking all know the f****** dog Nick maybe 200 off the Rubber and myself and like a dick isn't quite a bit like with a condom full of a load in it. huge Nike Tempo a bit in my stand up right now about that whole I got arrested for international drug smuggling and Sweden because of swallowing a I swallowed a cat stuck in my throat dick how big this thing was you swallow me is that so many of the story that tell him I stand up our things that happened on camera originally editing into the podcast it's hard to tell because their prospective where's your fingers a bad play it so they can see it throwing up blood trying to scrape the inside of your body up it took him two days to come out and when it came out man you must explode wake the f*** out whenever we went to the Far East cuz you know you're not going to be able to find weed and that's not okay so anytime I want to anywhere where I wasn't confident I would be able to get weed I sat there with my before I go to the airport I sat there with my f****** weed grinder and is grinded up like a ton and then if I can compact it so you know I broke the bud. and I would swallow like six of them you're now really when you swallow those how long does it take to ship Albert when you lit it does ever smell like a condom I believe that I watch that documentary Amy Amy that's so crazy


    Steve-O Tells His Mötley Crüe Story - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    damn dying to tell you the story about about my dad when I was 12 moved to Toronto right living in Canada dad was the president of Nabisco Canada and I was speaking of head-banging I was a f****** rapid Motley Crue fan right 1987 did they come to to Toronto for their girls girls girls tour they're doing Maple Leaf Gardens and the day before the concert had Skybox in the arena but my dad also knew that the nobody from Nabisco gave a f*** about a Motley Crue concerts the Skybox Skybox and I tell my dad dad watching Motley Crue through a plate-glass window sucks and he said what do you say Castle Rock Stars all the guys and I know their real names like Vince Neil is Vincent Wharton right like that's the f****** when I go run into the hotel I don't miss one my mom's pissed cuz there was no call waiting seems like you're trying at the house phone my dad all my dad ever wanted was for me to show initiative and to be like motivated for something you know and so my dad's like super still dumb on fire I'm telling my mom and my dad then the second he says he goes I'm so impressed by what you did he says he said how would you like if I put you on the list for backstage passes and I can I can give you tickets in the fifth row so you gave me two tickets in the fifth row f****** backstage passes my dad educate myself hella brain damage there's me and Tommy Lee areas about that they gave me this what's going on with him come out when the lights are on Drake you know I like I really can f****** lie. You just doesn't matter what people want is when preparation meets opportunity


    Joe Rogan on UFO's and Aliens "There Is No Evidence"
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    the community thing I think is like a key thing I just did a bunk of a UFO supposedly saw after it but it was too fast and you got away from them and the Chilean government has an official UFO investigation team and they they set them on the agenda spent two years figuring out what it was and they couldn't figure out what it was and then I look today from the helicopter leaving some contrails behind we actually figured out exactly what which planet was online and things like that and some UFO enthusiasts started talkin to me and I joined that groups and a few other groups and then I find myself in this kind of weird corner of the internet everybody believes in UFOs unquestioningly these photographs of things and people are alike all great catch dude and it's just something like streetlights or something but they they they think they have this this confirmation by at this group confirmation by us where they can't disagree with someone and they know they're in a safe space so they can put out whatever theory that they like and they know that people will be like that just very supportive of them a couple of days ago change light that she said was in the sky and so I downloaded the pictures I posted the brightness on his story was actually a reflection of something in a security light on that porch and you can see it was like those trees behind it has a security license Its Reflection so I posted that and then I started getting cold like a shill once I have these kind of the wall Gardens where everybody believes the same thing that's a good way to put it the walled Gardens really really good way to put it is that that is what those Community seems like and that's one of things that I found when I did that television show still harbored a few conspiracy theories before I did that show but doing that show for several months and constantly interviewing people who believed in outlandish things I found the same thing over and over and over again illogical people with very little evidence believing things in almost a religious way and I found it with Bigfoot and I found it with UFOs and I found it with Chemtrails and I found it with just one after the other in varying stages of ridiculousness feel like contrails and chemtrails were the most nutty people UFO people seem to be the most reasonable because it's the most reasonable Theory out of all of them the idea that we have spaceships why doesn't someone else have spaceships there's hundreds of billions of galaxies in the known universe hundreds of billions of planets in each Galaxy the odds of there being some sort of a life form out there it's pretty high but there's nothing that's the craziest thing like the more I went into the more I talk to these people the more I went over all their evidence are quotes evidence the more I asked them why they believe things that there is nothing there's not a goddamn thing you can put on a scale is not a thing you can weigh is nothing that you can measure there's nothing that you can look at a photo and go while it's compelling there's not one they just an idea and that idea is that there's something in the sky that flies around that we you know either might catch if you're there the right place at the right time or not and that they're from another planet put forward at the best evidence is often likes and I witness who said something I do some guy on the road who says he blacked out tryptamine that happens when you sleeping now they've proven that this stuff is produced in the liver and then the lungs and they believe it's now they've they've got evidence is produced in the pineal gland is a very potent psychedelic drug that your brain produces and your brain produces it during REM sleep so these people they'll take naps and during these naps they have these crazy f****** dreams and it's entirely possible that during these dreams what happen is they got some endogenous DMT dump whether they were under stress or whether they just had to just an erratic dump of this human neurochemical that entered into their bloodstream whatever it is it caused it all these f****** UFO abductions all of them like almost exactly happened at night and they happen when people sleeping like wouldn't you just assume that you were dreaming why would you assume you were dreaming same type of thing you would like a giant spider coming down from the ceiling to watch me and I would move Frozen for a second jump out of bed and turn on the lights and look for the spider like I used to have it all the time and it was always like to have this is horrible it was like giant really realistic spider and it wasn't like you know I was dreaming somewhere else I was in the room and I could see it like I was saying something crawling across the table right here is hallucination King of the universe and you know how your brain your imagination runs wild was very confusing to me doing that television show and it really changed me a lot and it changed me the point that people started accusing me of being co-opted by the government of the government threatened my family and told me to stop talking about conspiracies like and then they had the idea that I wouldn't say that if that was the case like you don't think I'd f****** tell everybody if someone threatened my family because of talk about you how do you tell when everybody I'll be like hey man I do tell all my friends be like dude they f****** threaten me cuz I'm talking about UFOs this s*** is real Hangar 18 Area 51 a while ago published 1947 UFO crash now I think it's what the what it said it was it was that does balloons that they were using to detect Russian nuclear bombs in the atmosphere and it was a secret program so they would like to tell anybody about it so they came in to pick up the remains of the balloon and then the story just took off the whole town famous for UFOs if you go there now they have like alien themed jobs the milking it was like to be alive people make money out of something and then they get stuck into that so just because they're making money out of it that motivates it to have you ever seen anything and all of your years of trying to debunk these things that made you question whether or not this was a legitimate phenomena this usually plausible explanations for them whenever I'm given something like a mysterious thing I like to list all the explanations that I can think of and maybe none of them a perfect fix that fits that you can guarantee this is what information is but like it being like a ghost or an alien spacecraft as an explanation is usually pretty close to the bottom like you start out saying it was the balloon was a bud or it's a drone or its CGI or its being somebody fakes afterwards or it's an alien spacecraft between that always something else that we don't know what it is is there any evidence like in terms of UFOs that's interesting I have really looked into the the whole Spear of UFO ology people have but just looking at the quality of the the best cases that they put forward like I mentioned earlier like you know some guy in 1964 like these are like the top 10 best cases in this was laying up to us and say What About Bob Lazar is an in the chemtrail Community is people kind of becoming celebrities


    Jordan Peterson "Heaven and Hell are as Real as You Make Them" - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    you know that's another one of the things I tried to Think Through is why you should tell the truth so it's not self-evident man is smart kids smarter the kid the earlier they learn to lie lying is very powerful because you can manipulate the world with your language and then you can get what you want lots of time to escape from things that you don't want so why not lie all the time while I think the reason is there's a bunch of reasons but one of them is that you can't trust yourself if you lie and there's going to be times in your life where you have no one to turn to except you if you stopped yourself full of lies then you're going to be in a crisis one day and going to have to make a decision and you're going to decide wrong and you're going to be in real trouble cuz you won't have the clarity of Mind necessary to make the proper judgment cuz you filled your imagination and your perception with with rubbish so and if you really think that three people look like heaven it's like okay construct your ideal aim at it come up with a plan you going to modify the plan no problem you going to do a bad job of it no problem just do it okay so then now you've got a goal it's now your approach systems technically speaking positive motion systems that motivate you are you are engaged because they're engaged in relationship to a goal and the more transcended the goal the more they're engaged but that's not good enough it's great to run to wear something you like but it's how to run away from something that terrifies you so then we ask people okay so here think both this real carefully take all your faults and your inadequacies and your your hatred for life all of that and then imagine that gets the upper hand and then think about where you could be in three to five years everyone knows say some people know they'd be a street person some people know they being alcoholic some people know they be a prostitute or a drug addict like everybody's got their own little hell they could descend into with their degree of Indiana fair bit of enjoyment and people know that and so I said well delineate that out too so you know where you're headed when you fall off the path and so then you're running away and running towards like he s that's Heaven and Hell and you need it and they're real as real as anything that you can depends on what you mean by real I suppose but there's real as you make them about that and people can make he'll pretty real you seem to construct these pitfalls for themselves I mean self-sabotage is one of the most common things that you find in people that are struggling I mean you would think that someone who is struggling the last thing they want to do is help themselves toward their own demise but it's super comment generally people want that but then you think well then what why aren't you and then you think while what does it mean to have a meaningful life exactly and then you think well maybe it means that you have to take on responsibility cuz your sacrifices have to be worth something right that has to have some house to have some meat what you're aiming at it has to be something that can elevate your worm-like self to the level of tolerability you know you can say well yeah it has to be something that can elevate your worm-like self to the level of tolerability you know you can say well yeah I thought all these flawed look at what I'm trying to do that's the real ground of self-respect well


    Joe Rogan & Mick West on the Origins of Flat Earth Theory
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    when I first heard about 5 that they obviously if I said it before I see my father going back when I was young he told me that he was a member of the Flat Earth Society your father told you that I was joking around kind of has been around for thousands of people felt this was around and then slight if you a thousand years ago people figured out that it wasn't here to pick it up by the ancient Greeks like 3,000 years ago that it wasn't Michelle quotes comes along Coco Samuel rowbotham who publishes the name of Parallax in 1860 and he started publishing what is basically the same as Eric debase book does being published now pretty much every single thing that ends in Eric today's current book you will find in Samuel Road bothans book from 1860 and in fact if you read debate book which I don't recommend you will see that about 80% of the text about Facebook is actually quotes from these books from the 18 hundreds is not discovered it's all stuff like you know if somebody walks away from you you will see that he disappear first and then he had to page quotes of Samuel rowbotham saying the exact same thing satellites are fake as well yeah he's hilarious he thinks that dinosaurs are fake nuclear bombs are fake I mean there's the idea that one person could be this masterminded discovers all these Monumental frauds Cleve recycling theories in a way that is popular to the reader and figuring out how to get them across the people say right he does the YouTube videos that's a very engaging and they sound good if you don't know what's what did they sound like they make sense that's the problem experiment the Eddy mentioned is one of them that keeps cropping up and then does the experiment that which is through which light travels now cuz light was was wave so we thought that there was this stuff that put me $80 space call the Luminous luminous Aether luminiferous Aether so hard to pronounce and that this is what light travel through as waves then they will be able to detect The Ether by doing this experiment so what did you decide it was worth a shot like One Direction than the other direction then when it came back together it come by and and if they were moving through the ether or if the ether was moving through them then the light that went one way would interfere with the with the light the other way Citi Trend Direction what happened was nothing was detected which is kind of the start of people realizing other there is no luminiferous Aether they're trying to detect the ISA so people who thought that the Earth was the center of the universe not really so much about flat earthers people who is a Centrist people who thought that the sun went around the earth and the whole yeah well I mean if you need to shoot her on the whole universe into the descriptions in Genesis then he probably going to take a few a few shortcuts lights to like there is about what light actually is which is wave particle duality in that belies its photons which act both as a wave and a particle and eventually to the theory of relativity when did you and bring about five years and then maybe two years ago I started to see things about Flat Earth and I've been over a year ago I wrote a post on it what what should we do about debunking the fly to like all these people are basically have the trolling or the crazy so there's no point dressing either of them and I think most of them witches drawing I don't think you're right I don't have come to realize that I'm not. Post now it's gone down the line but it's it's like the 180 from that it's stunning stunning stunning how many people like this why Jamie made these young Jamie. Com you can go and get these flattered chill shirts that somehow another we're being paid to say the Earth is round like the idea that anybody I know where your checks to come in from bro you're f****** sell out I'm a sellout like why would I you you don't think that if I really thought the Earth was flat like if someone thought the Earth was flat what a revelation that would be what an amazing Discovery every scientist would be clamoring to expose this every single sizes the idea that all these scientist who make their name off discovered by the way especially a Monumental and provable Discovery like the world being flat like somehow or another they would hide that and then the big question is why would the government say the world is flat especially a Monumental and provable Discovery like the world being flat like somehow or another they would hide that and then the big question is why would the government say the world is flat but we why would they in anyway why would they rather hide the fact the World is Flat like what what motivation would anybody have to show that the world was round


    Jordan Peterson Explains the Male Dominance Hierarchy - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    this is one of the things that I think Western Civilization has contributed so brilliantly to to the expansion of knowledge in the world is what's the what's the cure for the inadequacies of the group while you might say it's the perfect state so one of the ways I'm going to do a series of lectures on the Bible starting May 16th and and for reasons that I outlined to some degree when I was talking about Genesis a little bit earlier but in the Old Testament for example it's always trying to make their peace with God so they're trying to live in the world without getting walloped constantly by natural events and buy you know we invading forces and which they attributed God's will deal with it while you can bargain with it and the thing is you can that's one it's so cool and partly the reason you can bargain with reality is because the reality that you encounter As you move forward in time is partly the world but partly the abstract social system and so you can bargain with the future abstract social system all the time you do that every time you make a promise you do it every time you sacrifice one thing for another you know you sue you for going impulsive Temptation and that gives you a moral claim that you can redeem in the future that happens all the money is for God's sake and you know we discovered the future at some point as I said we were chimpanzees at one point we discovered the future then we discovered that you could bargain with the future as if it was a person that's amazing it's amazing and that's partly where the idea of God as a personality came from I should front flip that that idea that you could bargain with the future came out of the idea that God was a personality cuz the God has a personality idea came first it was a developmental stage on the way to even be able to say the future you know we we have no idea how this is like a 6 million year path from chimpanzee to to self aware human being you know we don't have no idea where these unbelievably sophisticated ideas that we have come from like the idea of sacrifice you know how much blood was spilled before human beings were able to sacrifice abstractly instead of killing something we had to act out enjoys you killing something because he's happy with the blood we had acted out for God who knows Twenty Thousand Years a hundred thousand years before we got anywhere near the idea that you could do that abstractly so when I look at these old stories I look at them like an evolutionary biologists now I'm not trying to reduce them in anyway because what we don't understand about Evolution that could make a very thick book and there's other strange things about religious phenomenology that we don't have clue about you know like the fact that the drugs often called in Sea Legends are psychedelics can reliably produce mystical experiences no one has any idea what to make of that you can just discounted like yeah well who knows 50,000 years hundred and fifty thousand years they might be the source of all our religious ideas I'm not saying that they are but they could well be and so why do we have a capacity for mist experience who knows that's associated with the sense of art associated with the same feeling that you get when you listen to particularly dramatic music or when or when something moves you deeply in your the hair on the back of your neck stands up you know what that is that's piloerection that's the same thing that happens to a cat when it looks like a particularly big dog you feel that when there's a swell of Music your hair stands up in the back of your neck like a bald cat what do you make of this idea that while not the idea but the reality that these entheogens closely mimic human neurochemistry like serotonin in lobsters has the same effect on lobsters as it doesn't human being so if you up there serotonin levels artificially the lobster GIF stands up more erect and and stronger and is much more willing to fight and if you decrease the serotonin in the lobsters nervous system that it gets all depressed and runs away and hides play Death older than trees it's older than flowers it's permanent right we've evolved for the hierarchy and in the spirit of the hierarchy that's that's the Old Testament God that's at least part of it the spirit of the hierarchy so these things are while they're mind-boggling to me which is partly why I'm investigating them but all of our wiring is conditional on that so I don't mean women use the dominance hierarchy to select mates natural selection perspective almost always but sexual selection plays a huge role so he wrote something wild for you okay so we know that you have twice as many female ancestors as male ancestors do people have a hard time with that but you can imagine that roughly speaking that would happen if every single woman had one baby and only every second man fathered a child so for men it would be you either have two kids or zero but that's basically what it is on a crosstime if your man you have two children maybe with two different women or 0 if you're a woman everyone has one that's how it averages out so there's more disparity of success among men and that's very common in the animal kingdom by the way now the question is how do women select their mates now unlike female Champs female humans are choosy Mater's female chimps will mate with any chimp they going to heat their mate with any champ the dominant males are more likely to make stopped at the chase away the subordinates it's not because the females exercise Choice human females exercise choice and that's one of the things that differentiated us from chimpanzees but how do they do it will they look at the male dominance hierarchy and that's where the men are competing now you could say they're competing for power but that's pretty corrupt way of looking at it like they're competing for let's say influence they're competing for leadership and so in some sense the people at the top of the hierarchy if their manner elected by the other band now I know there's some brutes and there's predators and all of that but I'm talking on average across time it's like the men organized themselves and there are influential men that rise to the top and the women take them and we think about that what that means is that over the millions of years that a dominance hierarchy with those properties existed so let's say since we split from chimps let's say that's six million years that means that the male dominance hierarchy is the pushes The Mating male to the top so that means the mail that's most likely to take precedence in the dorm in the male dominance hierarchy is the one most likely to leave a genetic contribution so that means that the male dominance hierarchies a selection mechanism mediated by the female so what that means is that as we move forward through 6 million years of time man have become more and more well-adapted not only to the presence of the male dominance hierarchy but to the ability to move up and that's the central Spirit you can say in some sense that's the central Spirit of the individual the individuals the thing that can move up dominance hierarchies it's the thing that's at the top it's the eye at the top of the pyramid it's being selected for and then what's happened is that we've watched so we get better and better and better for biological reasons culturally mediated at figuring out how to climb across a set of dominance hierarchy so we can leave a genetic contribution that's what's happening now imagine that. Time for 6 million years so now imagine that we started to watch that because we're curious creatures were always trying to figure out who we are and then as we watched that we started to tell stories about what the people who can climb the higher keys were like those were Heroes that's where hero mythology came from and the biggest hero is the personal go out and kill the snake well I'm surprisingly because that was a big hero band and maybe when we are living in trees that was a hero so big hero is the person who goes out slays the Dragon Gets the gold brings it back to the community and distributes it he's also the person most likely to go up the dominant turkey he's the person most likely to find the Virgin right cuz it's a virgin that you free from the dragon and you get to claim her right and so the dominance hierarchy is a mechanism that selects Heroes and then breeds them and so then we watch that for 6 million years be the hero we start to tell stories about that until then not only are we genetically aiming at that with the dominance hierarchy is the selection mechanism mediated by female choice but our stories are trying to push us in that direction until then we say well look that person's admirable tell a story about him and you get something like good and evil and then you can start to imagine the perfect person that would be not only so it would be you take 10 admirable people and you pull out someone who's met her admirable and that's a hero that becomes a religious figure across time and becomes a savior or Messiah cross time as we conceptualize what the ideal person is and we did in the last year is how we figured it out we said the ideal person who tells the truth climbing up any possible dominance hierarchy in its most stable and most lasting that's that's the conclusion of Western culture so innocence psychologically when you talked about postmodernist and their rejection of these classic male structures are what they doing is realizing that they're not going to compete in the the classic as stated male hierarchy so they're creating their own version of it guys are out there like bolstering up the feminist yeah well you know they don't compete any other way they figured out how to compete they compete as allies let's say very sneaky wow


    Joe Rogan & Jordan Peterson on Truth, Chaos, and Kekistan
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    that's deep that is deep this is going to be hurtful to a lot of people are people listening to us right now very upset right there triggered and believe me I'm not being snide about that it's no joke when you start to realize how much of what you constructed of yourself is based on deception and and lies that is a horrifying realization and it can easily be 95% of you that you things you say things you act out you know it's well you see that in Pinocchio which I often discuss why and then he becomes a braying jackass on Pleasure Island it's like and and Beast by the underground authoritarians right they're going to sell them to the salt mines like yeah that's for sure exactly right man so then you figure out your a brain jackass and you're lying all the time that's a terrible realization and then all that needs to be burnt away and the people don't like that now you've been in battled in this conflict for quite a long time and I've got to imagine that the way you look at the world the way you see things many many steps ahead do you any sort of a logical conclusion to this process do you see any light at the end of the tunnel or do you see an impossible to avoid conflict like you what what do you see when you look at this whole thing long-term what's a cactus tack Shack is a mythological country that's ruled by chaos by the god cat who's a frog with a frog as it turns out to using Pepe I haven't got the story quite right but I'll get it mostly write the people who were using Pepe as a meme is used these were people who are using Pepe remember the Frog then people found out the tech wasn't Egyptian God needs a frog and he was between categories for like a transsexual by the way he was between categories and so now they have this Republic of CAC and it's ruled by this Egyptian god whose name is cat who's the Frog hole. Go back Jamie's doing this in the background while you're talking frog with a make America great again hat and he's is got like a tombstone it says those who served in the meme War 2015/2016 we are the gods of the great meme War we are the shitposters the Legion of CAC we are the internet the death of the normies lulls and CAC we are one where the f*** is going on chaos the time Horizon shrinks because because the outcome is uncertain with this seems to be truly embracing chaos mean just that statement the Frog the Donald Trump thing with the hat on this seats this is one of the things that seems to me to be a reoccurring feature in this whole chaos ballet that were watching play out is that people are enjoying the fact that Donald Trump sucks as a president they don't feel threatened by it they like it and they don't don't because they want to burn this mother f***** to the ground and torch this thing and like a phoenix will rise from the no no it's not that it's that they they are enjoying that it's falling apart this is why we are the shitposters do you know what shitposting is Jamie explain shitposting you're really good at explaining it Jamie's the first person to tell me about shitposting I wasn't aware till that what a year ago toppling you're getting what you need and you want and your conscious knowledge devices right okay but then something Kilts and that structure no longer works so where do you end up end up in the Underworld that's what happens when your partner of 20 years has a has a a long-term Affair and you find out about it it's like you thought you knew where you were but you didn't now that you found out you don't know where you are when you don't know where you are you're in the Underworld unconscious forces play those are the gods for their gods in the Underworld and people go to the underworld all the time it's chaos and fear and depression hopelessness and imaginative this is everything real almost terrified people. that's why they here always goes into the underworld to find a cave guarded by a dragon in The Hobbit literally and it's tadpole yet it's it's adult right so it's like a fish and then it's like an animal doesn't fit and it's things that don't fit that blow apart the categories right well that's what the transexuals do the category of gender for example and that puts you in this state of chaos puts you in the state of chaos and that's what we're in now or in the state of Chaos if you don't for the people that want to navigate this successfully has a shield and weapon and and and that that's the guideposts that's the that's the way through one you see that Hero Stories all the time you know so it's it's a lights allegiance to the truth but the truth is a strange thing it's a very strange thing often the story has to assimilate their Dark Side before they're capable of telling the truth right in the picture example he has to become a thief right because I have to get tough that's the same that's the sales of the thing about telling the truth is that it's not for it's not for the naive not at all and partly because it burns off Deadwood party cuz it hurts people's feelings it's a sword so you have to be a warrior wow a truth warrior in this time of Chaos what emerges from the right sometimes sometimes it's catastrophe that's the thing about these categories they're real they're real and you know Optimus that I hear stay while depending on the swings and then swings back and I think yeah well sometimes it takes a hundred years to swing back and it takes a hell of a lot of people out on the way and sometimes it never swings back at all so we know sometimes people go out to fight a dragon and it just eats them or burns them that's the end of that right like worrying and unstable. Of time at the moment in the transition. Of some sort I can't put my finger on it but I know that that's partly why what I've been saying has been resonating with people because it's obviously it's not about pronouns well it is with people because obviously it's not about pronouns while it is a language turns out to be about a lot more than like you can't take a little thing like that desire to transform pronouns and think that that's a little thing


    Joe Rogan & Jordan Peterson - The Evolutionary Basis for Good vs. Evil Conflict
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    yeah well they're the best personality predictor of politically correct belief cuz we've done this study for boats not published yet is a trait agreeableness and agreeableness I would say the best way to think about it is that it's the maternal Dimension it that's an oversimplification but not much of one and so anybody that the maternal Viewpoint is something like anybody who's part of my in group is an infant in trouble and ever anyone who's outside of it is a predatory snake something like that that manifest itself in a political Doctrine will you clearly seeing that today with what's going on with these like Lexi the Berkeley Milo rally where people who are on the left who you would think of is being pro-woman pro you know anti-violence are more than capable of committing violence against women who support Trump because in the cat Nazis were supposed to punch Nazis and I mean there's been a bunch of instances where you seen video footage of people getting pepper sprayed and hit with sticks because they were wearing the wrong you know Lil Wayne wasn't even a make America great again hat is actually a make Bitcoin great again hat is a very famous video of a girl getting pepper sprayed you know anti violence against women anti domestic violence but yet they have no problem doing it to this other person because this person becomes the other because they're on the other side and the damn Glitz and then to persecute the Damned so it's convenient to because whatever resentment of hatred and bitterness you have in your heart and you have plenty of that generally speaking if your social justice type because you regard yourself as oppressed and then like that's a great starting point for resentment and hatred right to be to be a victim we know that that one of the precursors to genocide and I'm not saying it all that we're near that stayed I'm not saying that but one of the precursors to genocide in the antenna genocide Capri Jenna cycle state is the the acceptance of victim status by the eventual perpetrators cuz the ideas well like we're innocent were being persecuted that those people are going to get us So eventually that becomes well we'll get them first and it gives you have a target for all your resentment in your hatred and it's a justifiable moral Target and so all the part of yourself that you don't recognize as contributing to whatever problem you think you know now pollutes the world you can ignore all that you're on this the good there's no moral effort required and then you have someone to conveniently hate and hit and hurt and all the while you can look at yourself in the mirror and say I'm I'm on the side of the good bike locks is there an evolutionary origin for what we were talking about in regards to the soldier being able to these horrible atrocities in the name of War to these people that are able to look at someone who has a different ideology as the other and attacked them is almost like a subhuman is there as some sort of an evolutionary origin for this disassociative sort of thinking and behavior that is some people seem to make it seems like a very common thing throughout history sure anything that isn't part of your snake is that actually makes sense from from an evolutionary perspective I mean first of all we are tribal primates right and on our optimal group size seems to be something like 250 we can keep track of about that many social relationships and that's that's also what you want to be able to climb the damn thing so if it's really really big the probability that you're going to climate is really low and if it's too small will who cares if you climate and powerful enough to make the climb worthwhile and so and so there's some optimization there now so you might think of everything within that hierarchy has explored territory and the reason for that is that explored territory is when you do something you get what you want so so think about the conditions under which the limits of your knowledge manifest themselves mean is all sorts of things you don't know I met you do a trillion things but you don't sit there like torturing yourself to death because there's a trillion things you don't know but then if you go out in the world and you act something out and the outcome isn't what you desired then that registers an error so let's say you're at a party and you tell a joke and no one laughs the party CiCi's think about what happens to the space around the party when you tell the joke the second before you tell the joke you're in one place and the second after you tell the joke when there's an awkward silence and everybody's looking embarrassed you are no longer in the same place you stepped outside the protective Embrace of of that particular hierarchy and you've made yourself an alien and that's the thing that people use to process the alien is the is the snake detector the serpent detector the drag injector and it's always been that way because anything that's outside the hierarchy is a threat any stranger any strange idea any any any animal manifestation any noise any spirit it's and it's a it's a threat to the Integrity of the Domina Target in many many ways so for example five or six years ago looking at something absolutely terrifying it in my estimation which was there's this there's this idea that part of what motivates the authoritarian end of political conservatism so let's say the right-wing fascist and is associated not with fear but with disgust discussed as an entirely different emotion and so these researchers did this fascinating study where they went to a number of different countries and also look at States within the same country looking at the relationship between the prevalence of it just disease and authoritarian attitudes at the individual level the higher the Infectious Disease rate the more authoritarian the political views and and the correlation was really high it was like .1 it was .7 it's one of the highest correlation between two phenomena I've ever seen in the social studies sciences and you might say well why well here's one reason they are all the same thing turkey know when they when the Spaniards came to the new world 95% of the natives died they died from smallpox they died from measles they died from mumps they died from chickenpox because you don't know what the hell is coming at you when you let something new inside the dominance hierarchy whether it's an idea or a disease you know words or a virus think that was Lori know that was that heroin addict author words are a virus and so we respond to them with the same circuitry that we used to detect pathogens I'll tell you something even more frightening when we were working this out because it's associated with this trait called orderliness which is actually good predictor of right-wing political belief I went back and looked at Hitler's table talk to book Hitler's table talk and he wrote that it it was derived from notes that were taken by his secretary's between 1939 and 1942 when he was eating dinner and spontaneous expounding on the structure of reality he was very open Hitler very creative person but also extremely orderly and I looked at the metaphors that he was using to describe the Jews and the Gypsies and all the other people that he burned in and destroyed it was all pathogen it's all pathogen metaphor the Aryan race is a body it's a pure body the blood is pure that Jews are rats or insects or or lice or disease and so are the Gypsies and everyone else they need to be eradicated and burned-out essentially and here's something even more frightening so when when Hitler when Hitler first took over Germany he was kind of a public health freak to wash his hands a lot everyday and he was also a worshipper of willpower so he was a really orderly guy and he started this public health campaign in Germany and he put together these bands that would go around like screening people for tuberculosis which it was a perfectly fine idea the beautification program of the Factories do you like how messy the factories were in Germany so we had people clean them up you know sweep the mountain plant flowers out front and fumigate them went for rats and insects right parasites in the Jews were always compared to rats and insects as well they used Cyclone be to do the insecticide will Cyclone be that was the gas that was used in the in the death camps so went like pathogen insect rats then it went silence you know so it's so that people who were mentally deficient they were like parasites and rats and then it was Jews and Gypsies and parasites and rats and they were using zyklon-b and not by Kane I believe they were using zyklon-b I don't know I know that the extreme smell so that people would smell it and no cuz it was extremely toxic zyklon-b it all came from Fritz Harbor Harbor was the the harbor method of extracting nitrogen from the oxygen that we use for fertilizer today created zyklon a and made it extremely toxic smelling so that you would know to avoid it zyklon-b that that it whatever element was removed from the smell so that it would be used in gas Chambers they have no idea they're being gastrite fiber who was a Jew ironically did not know that his Zaycon a was eventually going to be used on his own pee suspect they probably use icon are doing but the thing is is that well so I know you said what's the biological basis in the biological basis is the like we're basically wired in some sense also 224 the domain of order or the domain of chaos that's another way of thinking about it the domain of order once again is where you are when what you're doing is working because you see because our our environment isn't just natural it's all social so not only do you have to deal with the vagaries of the natural world properly so that it gives you what you're aiming at that's how you know if you're right it gives you what you're aiming at but you have to do it in the way that other people approve of and support that's a very tight constraint we talked about that as a constraint on the interpretation of the world but then now and then something happens to disrupt that stability so that's like the white circle that's the black circle in the white serpent in the yin-yang symbol you know how their tell their the white one that's order White has a black. In it not because chaos can come pouring through into order at any moment and you have a circuit that detects. And that's the same circuit that detects snakes or predators and it obviously why wouldn't it be no the ability to act almost as if like like something other than a person without reason or logic and I think she has right and that isn't right like the default person in some sense isn't human the default member of your tribe is humid I mean most tribes around the world the name for their tribe is the people applying their the people and all those other things out there are barbarians right there their forces of chaos there The Stranger they bring disease and trouble know about it because this is the basic debate between conservatives and liberals to some degree is the conservatives take the stranger equals pathogen root more frequently and they're less attracted to the idea of the free of of or they work conventionally that trade with the Foreigner has benefits that outweighed the risks and generally speaking their Bowls have the opposite attitude so that's because those two things are both true one is that man it's really useful to trade with strangers because you don't have because you don't know what those things are infected with like realistically speaking let's say but then also dorkly speaking here's an example of how it how I can be a virus think about the automobile like if you wanted to introduce something into a communist country that screamed the Paramount status of the individual You couldn't possibly create something that broadcast that more clearly than a car right the car is driven by one person the person is completely autonomous Wheatley sealed-off they don't need any state support or sanction whatsoever to move around in the car it's like if you wanted to know if you wanted to rescue the Communists from their Collective pathology the best thing to do would be to parachute in automobiles because the automobile just screams individual autonomy when you when you get a an artifact from a foreigner you don't know what that's contaminated with I'm so we have a circuit for dealing with that and it's a it's a it's the thing that Associates The Foreigner with the force that eats the sun when it sets at night that's the most archaic way of thinking about it but it's the snake or the Predator so and what do you do with a snake or a predator you can hold if it's a poisonous snake and it's threatening the village obviously you kill it and then you're celebrated for it so no sense the same dehumanizing force that allows people to act that way in war also allows people to disassociate between anyone who doesn't agree with their ideology in a school setting in the University like what happened at McNeil divides the world into those safely ensconced within our dominance hierarchy and serpents and so that's dangerous and in the reason that this doctrine that I described about the line between good and evil running down the individual's heart I mean I got that particular line mostly from Alexander solzhenitsyn but it's also a it's a it's an idea for thousands and thousands of years we we invented the stories in Genesis because the first the serpent sea in Genesis of course Genesis is like a paradise right you can think about it doesn't well-functioning hierarchy it's also a balance between Chaos and Order it's called walls and it's a garden so but there's a snake that pops his head in and that's the same as that as I said that block. Inside the White serpent in the yang symbol is that no matter how it doesn't matter how perfect the the it is set up something that doesn't fit is going to make its way inside it's one of the oldest stories of mankind and you see the thing that makes it so itself manifest inside in the Genesis story is a snake now that snake turns out to be Satan which is like how the hell did that happen it's a snake like what where does that come from it's not actually in the biblical that the worst snake wasn't a snake the worst snake was the snake that was inside a person because a malevolent person is way more of a threat than just a snake like a snake wants to bite you it wants to meet you and all of that and and they were hell on are extremely primordial ancestors but the human race has been trying to figure out where the threat is forever off first of all it was external right it was all external it was the snake was the Barbarian but then it got localized to some degree inside the individuals like that bad person that person has a snake in them and then the idea kind of came out this is so cool and ideas that will the snake that's inside bad person a and the snake that's inside bad person be is somehow the same so that's where the idea of of an articulated morality starts to come from is there's an equivalence of evil across individuals so then the idea of evil itself starts to become abstracted associated with Satan it's mind-boggling I mean these are how these we were champs for Christ's sake you know it took us a long time to develop up an ideal just to say the word and ideal implies a counter ideal say all those things were embodied way before they were ideas and after they they were in body first not as bad but as a bad thing or a bad person bad had to be extracted out of that and even that was extracted as a drama fur it was like the bad guy in the movie he isn't a bad guy he's a composite bad guy you know he's he's a literary bad guy or good guy isn't just a good guy he's a literary good guy he's a hero he's got way more heroic attributes than the typical person and that's where abstract ideas are born so anyways back to your question rabbit hole man I know it's a great rabbit oil and it it makes a whole lot of sense that there's an actual that there and I knew you probably knew this which is why I asked you that I knew you had an answer rather that there is some sort of an evolutionary basis for that sort of that ability that people have to look at someone as the other tribes and like you said with other external threats whether it was a moles are insects or snakes or anything they could kill you in a situation I mean a good part of the time and modern people don't even know what that's like that's why they go out and then go into Warrior mode and they get post-traumatic stress disorder because it's so unlike the way they can figure themselves that they can't even Geyser in Warrior mode a good part of the time and modern people don't even know what that's like that's why they go out and then go into Warrior mode and they get post-traumatic stress disorder because it's so unlike the way they can figure themselves that they can't even they can't even bridge the gap between the two identities


    Jordan Peterson on the Problem with Postmodernists - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    the thing about the postmodernist I'm going to speak mostly about Jacques Derrida because I'll consider him the central villain now he actually he may they make a point to North America through the Yale Department of English and of course English literature is one of the disciplines that has become entirely corrupt and so wasn't to begin with but that's a load of favor because it turned out the Marxist political Doctrine kept producing evil Empires and even radical left French intellectuals were forced to admit that by the mid-1970s you know they put their head in there in the sand for 20 years 50 years really thoroughly in the sand and make sure their ears were full to but by the mid-1970s the evidence that that was the case was so overwhelming that even a French intellectual couldn't deny it anymore and so they started the place and with the Marxist ideas so instead of trying to promote the revolution of the working class against the against the capitalist class let's say they started to play identity politics and said well we can just separate everybody into oppressed vs. oppressor but we don't have to do it on that economic grounds and so we can we can call it power instead of Economics so that was part of it and then the other thing the problem that he discovered the postmodernist discovered was discovered by a variety of other people at the same time and other disciplines so for example among the people who were studying artificial intelligence since the early 1960s it was always supposed that we'd be able to make machines that could move around in a natural environment without too much problem and the reason we could do that was because the world in some sense was just made out of simple objects there they are and all you have to do is look at them and you see them how to say or what to say but how to act in reference to what you see but it turned out that the AI people ran into this problem essentially sometimes known as the frame problem in the frame problem is is that there's almost an infinite number of ways to look at a finite set of objects so the fact that that vision for example it turns out to be way way way more complicated than anybody ever ever estimated in fact you can't actually solve division problem until you saw the problem so artificial intelligence that doesn't have a body can't really see because seeing is actually the mapping of the world on to action and so that was figured out more or less by a robotics engineer called Rodney Brooks but but what's at the bottom of this is the idea that any set of phenomena can be seen a very large number of way so like there's a bunch of pens in front of me here you know when I look at the my brain basically notes that there are grippable object with which I can write so I see the fun like like if you look at a beanbag you see a chair not because it's got four legs and a seat in the back but because you can sit on it and then most of what we see in the world we actually see functionally rather than see as an object and then interpret the object and then figure out what to do so if the function of the object constrains our interpretation but there's an endless number of interpretations so for example if I was going to paint that paint on canvas this set of pans and try to do it in a photo-realistic way I would be looking at time details of these objects that the multiple Shades red that are there in the multiple shades of white and black and and I would decompose it and then he went many ways and so the AI guys ran into this problem which was looking at the world turned out to be exceptionally complex and that's still being solved now okay and in literature the same thing happened what what the postmodernist realized if you took a complex book let's say the Bible for example or Shakespeare play there's an endless number of potential interpretations that you can drive from it because it's so complex and so sophisticated so imagine that well you can interpret the word you can interpret the phrase you can interpret the sentence you can interpret the paragraph you can interpret the the chapter let's say you have to interpret that within the confines of the entire work then of the entire tradition and then within the context of discussion that you're currently having and all of those things affect going to interpret the play so there's enough so that their conclusion was well there's an infinite number of ways to interpret a text and then they're complete what's while there's an infinite number of ways to interpret the world and there's a there's a way in which that's correct and so the next conclusion was there's no right way to do it so you could do it any old way and then the next conclusion was and this is where the Marxism creeped up again oh people interpret the world in a way that facilitates their acquisition power now that's worth blade Siri starts to get corrupt because yes a bit but also no right because and this is why the wrong this is why the wrong you see the world is complicated beyond our ability to comprehend so there is a very large number of ways you can interpret it but but you have to extract out from the world away a game from your interpretation that you can actually play so what's the lesson that you extract from Hamlet is you should kill your family and yourself then we might say that that's not a very functional interpretation right cuz first of all people are going to object to that right it it ends your life it in too many people who lies people are going to object to it and it isn't a game that you can play over and over again in the world so when were when were interacting with the world you see what we're trying to do is to extract out a set of tools that we can use to function in the world because Spring by the world so that we don't suffer too much and so that the things that we need in order to continue can be provided and we need to extract those out in a way that other people will so that other people will cooperate and compete with us in a peaceful and maintainable way so then you think will we have to extract down and interpretation that allows us to live and Thrive over multiple periods of time in multiple environments well we're doing the same thing with other individuals hormone did the same way so there's a tremendous number of constraints on our interpretations in the postmodernist don't care about that at all all they do is say well no no you can interpret the way the world the world anyway you want all people are ever doing is playing power games based on their identity and there's going to be no crosstalk between the power hierarchies if not even allowed that's why they don't engage in dialogue she just to talk to like let's say if you're up if you're a postmodernist just to have a discussion with like you you know I had arosexual what do they call a cisgender male of power you know and white to boot it's like that's that's an evil act in and of itself because all you're doing by engaging in dialogue with that person is validating their their power game that's all if you're in one power group and I'm in another the idea that we can step out of that group engage in a dialogue have our worlds meat and produce some sort of understanding of your your oppressive patriarchal game that idea that whole idea is part of your game so if I even engage in the dialogue I'm playing your game you win it's completed complete I understand that post-modernism is a complete assault on two things one in it's an assault on the metaphysical substrate of our culture and I would say that the metaphysical substrate looks something like a religious substrate so it's a direct assault on that and the second thing it's in the salt on his everything that's been established since the Enlightenment rationality and parasitism science everything Clarity of Mind dialogue the idea of the individual all of that is is normally it's not only that it's up for grabs that's not the thing it's to be destroyed that's the goal to be destroyed just like the Communists wanted to know who voted the revolution to destroy the the capitalist system it's the same thing these people now you might say well does every social justice Warrior activist notice it's like oh no of course not it's not letting any more than any every Muslim knows the entire Muslim Doctrine or Islamic doctrine of Christian doctrine pigmented among people but then when you bring them together the fragments unite and the entire philosophy acts itself out so you don't think that this is a nefarious plot by a few well planned out individuals that have some sort of a knife and agenda that they're going to promote this ideology cuz they and they understand what they're doing you either feel like it's what you're saying that there's a bunch of different factions bunch of bunch of different parts to this and it could be a lot of it people feel disenfranchised socially they they are empowered by their positions in universities and buy these insulated environments and groups they're Intoxicated by the power that they have over young people and shaping their minds and an imposing their ideologies they receive feedback from these kids it builds up everything strengthens they Shore up the walls around them and they push this forward and then when they have something this speech that you gave at McMasters and they get to actually act it unites them to unite 7 this is what you're getting from this glazed I you know Cod look at that you're represented neuron by neuron of neurons not anyone neuron the entire idea set this is obviously an oversimplification but you get the point for the network from which the idea emerges well the meme idea is is that an idea can rest upon multiple individuals as if the individual is a neuron and so I mean there are people who are more or less fully informed as to the nature of postmodern Doctrine and they're pushing it Forward consciously and unconsciously there play putting forward and acting it out and so there are individuals who are more representative of the entire set of ideas and individuals who are less representative but if you get them together in a group the thing that animates them and unites them is the common set of ideas and those ideas were produced by the postmodern French intellectuals in the in the mid-70s roughly speaking with the person who famously pronounce that psychiatric diagnostic early social in origin rather than biological and you know I read fucose work like it was Madness and civilization where he Advanced that particular Doctrine you can actually read Foucault I'd like Dara. But I just found what he was writing obvious it's I knew from my clinical training with psychiatric categories have a heavy sociological construction partly because it's an applied science you know what pure science is computer science that deals with scientific categories like Adam's but applied science it's a compromise between all sorts of different things and mental illnesses themselves are shaped by the social environment even though often they have a biological surprise sophisticated Medical Professional psychiatrist psychologist everyone knows that it's like me and it was a book called discovery of the unconscious by a guy named Audrey Oliver say that was written in the believe in the sixties great book on history of psychoanalysis and the shift and diagnostic categories across so anyways there's all these friends post-modernist they're all marks and they did two things they they pulled out this Frame problem issue the issue of multiple interpretations and said well there's nothing that's canonical there's no overarching narrative there's no real interpretation and I already said Why That's wrong and then the other thing they said was they did this this sleight of hand so instead of the working class against the Brewers was it was it was race against race or gender against gender unbelievably divisive man that's going with post-modernism that this isn't an accident all of this stuff it's not random it's driven by these ideas like ideas are always at War always and we're in a war between these ideas I mean Marxism we already know it was tremendously powerful Doctrine and this is its newest manifestation what is the motivation behind the individual that are at the heart of this movement well the motivations are as complex as human motivations are in general but they seem to have solidified into a movement right I've come to learn and one of the things I talked about a lot is that the battle between isn't swing States and it's not between individuals precisely what would manifest itself at those levels it's an internal battle immoral battle that happens inside people and so people have a broad capacity for malevolent Sanford and for benevolence and that's a terrible War for people and it's a terrible thing to understand and realize in fact often when people realize their capacity for malevolence if they're not prepared for it they develop post-traumatic stress disorder battlefields so they go out their innocent guys naive guys young guys and they go out onto the battlefield in and they get put in a really stressful situation and you know they they step outside themselves and they do something unbelievably vicious and brutal and then they're broken they can't take that manifestation of themself and put it with like Iowa corn-fed in a nice guy and no wonder because one is like a cheating chimp chimpanzee on a war Rampage and the other is Cena was relatively well brought up and polite Farm Boy from the middle of the United States like how in the world you can put those two things together while you can't that's post-traumatic stress disorder and to treat that my experience with post-traumatic stress disorder is that you have to teach people the philosophy of evil of Good and Evil because otherwise they can recover and I've had by the way in the last 4 months I've had two letters from from Soldiers with PTSD and I meant to personally who said that watching my lectures I had brought them back together because they couldn't understand what what they had become before looking looking deeply at at the after malevolence now so I would say with regards to this movement this postmodern movement the malevolent aspect of it there's a there's a couple of them when it's unbelievably Authority University student in Italy I don't know what university but she been having kind of a flame war on Facebook with the with the social justice Warrior and at the end she recommended that this particular social justice Warrior seek out a local mental health counseling unit and put a link to it in the in the exchange and then she got a letter from the university the other person that the sjw typed but she got a letter from the University violated universe call Seton constituted harassment and that she should seriously consider retracting it and let you know future employees employers might be looking at what she posted and it was inappropriate to put that on the public site and it's like I thought wow if he how could you be so clueless as a as a administrator say to think that you're monitoring of your students private utterances your monitoring it at an Institutional love your intervention and threat at an Institutional level is less dangerous than letting two students you know troll each other on on upon a public social Forum it's just unbelievable I think it's a hatred of clear intellect as far as I'm concerned because you pay attention and say what you see and you're not too concerned about doing anything other than that I mean of course you have an agenda because everyone has an agenda you can't help but have an agenda if you're alive but you can temper the agenda like you can be clued-in enough to try to listen and learn and watch and and pay attention to what your own senses are telling you and try to articulate that and that that's what the logos is technically speaking and the reason I'm bringing this up is because Jacques Derrida describe Western culture and in a famous phrase he described it as fellow phallogocentric p h a l logo logo Centric phallogocentric and it needs to be brought down park that's mail the logo part that's logos now that's partly logic because the board large it comes from the word logos but logos is a deep mate much much older concept that logic like logos is it it's essentially theological concept and that's where things get complicated but you could describe it as as the manifestation of Truth in speech and the postmodern if they don't like any of that so foul logo Center the ultimate mansplain man who expresses trying to correct a woman and anyway becomes a man's only testimony that's been going on in America colleagues and really liked or strip off her quite nicely will Yates has just been pretty brilliant she was fired by the Trump administration because she rejected this idea of what was the the very specific things about restricting immigration about shutting down different people to try to come into the United States and she had this debate with Ted Cruz where she you notes brilliantly shut him down her knowledge of the Constitution and knowledge of what is and what is not legal or should or should not be allowed to happen and to fight for it and he was grilling her and his very smart guy Ted Cruz although I don't agree with him and I agree more with her the way it was going down as debate was described as a mansplain because it was a man talking to a woman dishes that recent example did analysis showing that the female Supreme Court Justices spoke less than the male Supreme Court Justices immediately attributed that to sexism because you know how oppressed female Supreme Court Justices are so the hatred or the dislike of clear thinking do you think this comes from people did not ensure completely wrap my head around this but do you think this from someone will they understand that their logic is Muddy they understand that they're imposing of this muddy logic is illogical and some sort of a way they feel it feel it rather than think it means that that's the other thing is that there isn't a lot of clear thinking on the side of the social justice types because a lot of what they're doing is going some sort of a way they feel it feel it rather than sink it mean that that's the other thing is that there isn't a lot of clear thinking on the side of the social justice types because a lot of what they're doing is his real name


    Jordan Peterson Clarifies His Gender Pronoun Stance - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    that's what that's my fundamental orientation and so for my fundamental concern I mean I don't expect people to be 100% honest because of course who is you know I mean that's a hell of a do you have any issue whatsoever was home being transgender no I don't have issue without what are I have an issue with is that is that I don't like to see the postmodern neo-marxist use the trans sexual issue as a lever for pushing forward their political nonsense and I said that right from the beginning in the in the videos are made to begin with the reason I wouldn't use the word z&z earned it and all those other made up words however many there are now is because I'm not willing to cede the linguistic territory to postmodern radical I'm not doing that and they say well we're doing it on behalf of the oppressed transsexual people and I think yeah well that's what you say but there's no reason I should believe that don't believe anything you say I think you're contemptible cowardly idiot logically motivated cult-like corruptors of the youth so why would I use your language listen to unpack that because one of the things that I find fascinating as help you transgender people want to use those words the transgender people seem to want to identify with whatever gender they like it if you are a male-to-female transgender person you would prefer to be called a sheet right like Caitlyn Jenner right right and pretty much everybody calls the the artist formerly known as Bruce Jenner Caitlyn Jenner right that's the tist it's like if you had a look at how many people just open the acceptance pretty pretty well accept it right most transgender people prefer that they prefer female to male I prefer they prefer to be a man now I'm a man now okay Bob every name is that there's not a lot of zeezor talk we're pushing it Forward say well we're against harassment and and and discrimination and and they attribute all the moral virtue to themselves but then what I see is that they're utilizing us a group of very small minority group who already have enough problems in my estimation for for nothing other than straightforward political purposes by the warm-hearted do all inclusive love that pushing this sort of thing forward claim to display I don't see that at all but I see mostly is resentment and the desire to undermine and I'm quite familiar with the postmodern philosophy not as familiar as I could being also reasonably familiar with its underlying Marxism and there's nothing touchy-feely about any of that I can tell you the postmodernist the best you can do that's the best the worst case is that you're a kind of an article social revolutionary you must accept that you want to tear things apart or or that you end up depressed which ICU happening to students all the time because the postmodernist like rip out the remaining structures of their foundations of their ethical foundations so just to be really clear for anybody TuneIn your issues are absolutely not with someone who identifies with a gender other than their biological gender as long as they're not using that to to promote a political agenda why would someone it's it's a personal issue a personal issue and and I would also deal with it on an individual individual basis because it is just as much as they are extremely masculine men extremely feminine women and is a broad spectrum of human beings in between and each one should be dealt with on an individual basis guess based on what they want but when you're talkin about these made up words what it seems is it some people trying to push these made up words and turn them mainstream not a question is what's the motivation behind that is this unnecessary thing are there so many people that are out of asexual or of some sort of me what would be a z or aser what is that supposed to be is that supposed to be a male or a female is it supposed to be asexual or is it supposed to be a non-conformist mean what is it supposed to be someone who who is gender specified neither male nor female they say technically in the policy guidelines anywhere or nowhere on the Spectrum and that's actually in the policy guidelines in Ontario where or nowhere so here's the options right there is someone who identifies with the opposite gender of their biological birth so there's a man for instance who identifies as a woman everyone's cool with that whatever your name is whatever you would like to be called whether it's windy or Mike or whatever it is that would be the noise that you want people to make with their mouth that means you that's it right now whether you're a he or a she outside of that that's where things squirrely so third person is the only issue the only issue is like say if we're talking to Jamie Jamie just decided that he's got to be Jamie now he's still Jamie Jamie's girl's name to I know girls named Jamie so he could beat Jaime and Jaime decides he's a woman and now he wants to be called she we're okay okay she alright Jamie now you're she but when it gets to like loser and z and the 78 different gender announce it seems to a person outside of its a person whose cisgendered it seems pretty pretty bizarre and it seems pretty Preposterous and it seems pretty indulgent and it seems like there's something else going on in this wall. A relatively relatively Canadian legislation wouldn't have had any effect right it would have just disappeared I didn't but you got to because there's more going on than then the straightforward issue surrounding the pronoun use and everybody knows it for everybody feels it at least what it seems like from someone's outside of Academia someone like me is it seems like you're pushing back against something that they are really trying hard to establish and then it's some kind of control it's some kind of control with how people behave and communicate and it's not it's not like a societal thing it's a very small isolated group of people that seem to be trying to indoctrinate others into their ways and they become their becoming very vocal and very angry and innocent like verbally violent about your opposition to their controlling the way they can meet other people they don't indoctrinate others into their ways and they become their becoming very vocal and very angry and innocent like verbally violent about your opposition does they're controlling the way they can meet that other people


    Guy Ritchie Explains "The Death of the Suit" - The Joe Rogan Exeperience
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    so it's got to be very difficult when you're in business when someone like that especially like an executive some slick character and a fine suit to find out exactly what his real motives really are then never in Fine Suits never know how they dress in the polling suits really yeah I mean someone on TV that emit a razzle-dazzle about attitude to not dress like a gentleman but I see a guy like you and I said that's a peeling like look how you're dressed and you're in a conservative suit this is a nice I'm sure you can wear any suit you wanted but you chose assert that has a certain look to it yeah I have spent some time off in the round of this job superheroes from and so I had to create an alibi the way in to understand why is that I'd like a suit this was the magic of Ralph Lauren the magic of Ralph in the rain noise Jewish boy from New York elections created a waspy Empire there's a wonderful expression the British and Ralph Lauren created this gray Empire you asked me not to the watch the World Cup in England there was a sort of resentment about Savile Row traditional tailoring because the office is a come-along the number crunchers to come along and there was a creativity in the suit a suit and needs to be creative the person that puts it on, be putting it on because he's told to put it on he's going to want to put it on so what Ralph did is he fashion up this show of Quasi New England well and so he he took on a truck going to cliche any refashion that cliche to give it a new sense of life and you censor brat black people in the suits where traditionally which is the one man suit you made it feel when you gave it takes what he did as he tipped his hat the old well Section 8 which is the one man suit you made it feeling you we gave it take so what he did as he tipped his hat the old well but it wasn't allowed wasps to find their way back into the world with an eloquent narrative


    Joe Rogan - Al Madrigal Talks About Firing People for a Living
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    f****** my mom was cleaning houses is making $6 an hour my dad Teamster Warehouse foreman and they re towards poor growing up lower-middle-class and then went to the school you send me to school in San Francisco with all these rich kids wasn't all these rich houses and houses in the people know San Francisco at Pacific Heights is really nice and soul yeah parents would abandon them on the weekends and we have run of these f****** houses just crazy like my buddy broke a $25,000 vase great rags-to-riches story where she was working at this company and then she became an account rep and then she became the head account rep then she began to vice-president then she bought the company and quadrupled the company in size wow and that's where I went to work for her even though I wanted to be a stand-up comic I go to work for her I am firing people for a living which is a whole nother f****** thing then to say I really was forced into this very tough my dad mom were very f****** brutal half Mexican half Sicilian I could have again I could have been up there and miserable f****** with you know firing people Non-Stop and took taking on other people's problems cuz that's what I do is like if you have a business or you work somewhere we'd employee everybody working there so you didn't have to deal with any of the headaches but then I got all the headaches so I've been chased like Taiwanese like you in doctor's office but on the weekends we found out he was pretending he was the doctor oh you're doing he grabs me push me up against the wall he gets one of those Physical Therapy sticks you know that big like a pole that you can stretch with behind your back and stuff and he has one of those cut in half and he sticks it right up to my throat and now I'm cool until I go to on I got to get two choices here you're going to hit me with that stick, call the cops and press charges you're going to go to jail or you take the final check that's in my breast pocket right here and walk away what's it going to be and I'm held up against the wall by my throat with the f****** until had some crazy situations wanted what did you say to him you said The Jig Is Up to be that way yeah it's a better story if he is so well and she was giving wrong doses to the Cook Kids and stuff of shots rabbit now it's a tug-of-war across a desk and I don't know what the f*** is going on and she takes off and runs down the hallway and I'm 22 and then I get the door open and she's in there and she's talking to her husband on the phone because I'm through there is a month here who's telling me lies Vietnamese and then there people without a land yeah and then they call came to San Jose California to work and assembly plants so they're in this cable assembly plant plant called cable Co that was a big client of ours and I got two coffins really cool guys name is Chip Chip bronc because Al s*** everywhere what they'd never been used to toilets so they were standing on the toilet seats I found out that's what was going on at they all look fake names like news fucale but you can call me Keith so what they were just used to like shooting at holes in Holes and then she becomes corporate fixer that's what I was doing and I always wanted to do stand-up comedy I love stand-up comedy I grew up in the city with just listening to comedians on the radio and all the great, she was too, to lived on my block until I love Mike Pritchard of Michael men to gray, it's Mike Pritchard won the first San Francisco comedy competition and Robin Williams looked up to him he was like Robin Williams movies 8 years old on my bike and I ride on the Block and Monty Hoffman and Mike Pritchard used to put their t-shirts over their heads and I can do it like wieners the face pops out of the hole and they used to pretend they were the California Raisin guys 8 years old on my bike and I ride on the Block and Monty Hoffman and Mike Pritchard used to put their t-shirts over their heads and I can do it like wieners the face pops out of the hole and they used to pretend they were the California Raisin guys


    Joe Rogan Rants About Shitty Parents
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    I am so high strung and I do like you know I feel like I'm prone so I can't be walking around telling dad's at my school to f*** off in I feel bad I can I don't want to do it but I did it and he's a dick and everybody knows he's a f****** dick and ball is your coach year-old every f****** year new ones, chaos younger 15 does now not even that being an a****** to an 11 year old people think they can have a kid and then have careers to and everyone listen to podcast before this one little kid was just running around hitting everybody and doing the parents were inside drinking during the party drinking and the kids out there with the other kids and then finally the guy comes on apologize I'm sorry he's a good kid he's not good kid but he's hit three kids keep it cool I keep it call out on your mind how you do it I don't know cuz I practice murder on a daily basis a punching bag or run up hills I get out of my system. Just told me the story about you exercising such, you and Tate and that guy with his shirt off that was trying to get into your hotel room ohyeah I don't know what I would have done today I'm not going to around bad people has hole I've been in numerous street fights with a professional fighter was on The Ultimate Fighter what is a black belt in Jiu-Jitsu me everything was wrong and Tate was trying to be calm with the guy and the wait eight handled it like he knew they fought in a hotel lobby right in front of the elevator and the guy was pounding on his door saying you're in my f****** room at the house it just a c*** and it was like not look like he works here it's definitely my room and shut the door on we was he faget you think you can get away with shutting this f****** door you a little bit his f****** to our told you in my room and then we all went outside with me and Eddie Bravo and Tate we're looking at this guy we're looking at his friend we're trying to figure out how we're going to do this like this this has to be dealt with it does not a God is going to go away he was a big drunk dumb guy and tape decides the way to handle it is you know there's a bunch of words being exchanged so Tate decides he he kicks the guy in the leg and then he grabs them and pull them on top of them so the guy like literally has no idea like why she's doing this he kicks his leg grab them and pull them on top of them and pulls them into What's called the guard you know I can Jiu-Jitsu and a wrap some up and something called an omoplata which is a shoulder locks who throws I mean this is all instantaneous Kik pole frozen shoulder over then the security guard show up the security guards hey hey hey what the f*** is going on and I go relax I go everything's going to be fine he's just going to choke him to sleep and they got the security guard is laid out from under them take them down choked unconscious the guy his friend picks his friend up I and I go get your f****** c*** friend and gets over mop and get him out of here and he's lucky nothing happened he's like I'm sorry man my friends piece of s*** I'm sorry his friend picks his friend up the guys like Delirious they push him in an elevator elevator door closes he disappears from life never see him again that's it the end of it I take pictures with the f****** security guards there smiling Michaels Clackamas to drunk assholes call the cops now that guy's humiliated unless he comes back he comes back to get f***** up but right now everything's fine don't call the cops so they're laughing and everyone's life we took a couple pictures together went back in the room went and got some dinner and we were laughing completely honest like again this is how I feel it takes over and I like I can't help you say hey your son is hitting that guy like they don't watch the kid ever they dis is like what they're famous for apparently in their group they just don't watch this kid they just they don't want it they became parents in their 40s they didn't really plan it out there that I don't know if the parents get along I don't know I don't know how well do the whole thing looks like a disaster and the kids with a monster and they just are not did not disciplining him paying attention and like he literally went out and talked to the kid in there was some commotion going on with people complaining about the kid hitting somebody he talked to the kid that he high-fived them and then the kids went back to doing it again we literally went back inside a drink the kid went back outside again like it if the kid was doing it all night and your kid is really aggressive he's like I'm sorry I'm sorry about the category is really aggressive is now he's a good kid he hit three people I saw him hit people I sound pushy kidding, loser I go he's a f****** 6 and he's doing us piano course I wipe there's no consequences to do anything and I didn't think of him as a person I didn't think of him as a guy who just never raise a kid before hasn't really thought about it well has a big career probably busy all the time why it's busy all the time just not doing a good job raising a little monster you know lyric into try to drown but in that moment when he's looking at me going that never happened I just did just a f****** sheer ignorance and incompetence and irresponsibility was just so infuriating I watch my kids like a light like I watch him I talk to him I communicate with my note I didn't have a good childhood so for me it's important to be a good dad to spend as much time as I can communicate the first grade teacher and she's becoming a educational therapist right now and so I'm like living with just the master had consequences like if you don't eat in our house or decide you don't like broccoli nothing else is coming sugar does kids eat nothing but sugar all day cuz he doesn't need it doesn't eat like a weenie doesn't he's always eating cookies is because he won't eat his food I got to feed him something I go no dude you got to tell him you can't eat the cookies you got food that actual food this f****** kids just eating nothing but candy I mean it's it's bananas he's in his hand a 6 full Coke or you go over the house if the kid has a root beer we saw these kids we are on a flight and these two parents in first class and then come back and check we didn't know what was it again coach they put sorry next to each other in coach the oldest 1/8 maybe 6 and 4-3 just in a row only want to go to sleep there is like exhausted from being out all day I've never is a while ago I'll never be on this flight again no red eyes from me that's a horrible horrible ruin your whole day is today they're fighting cuz they're all hopped up on sugar and they were staring at the screen and f****** so then they start fighting and I think the mom or the dad hears or somebody at the time to get up and me and my wife like this not okay coach and you going to first class like ignoring kids and it's the career people is a lot of people that look made their career requires all their time they justify by go look someone's going to make the money in this household so we can keep up this lifestyle and so they're out there f****** grinding all day and then the kids are just what do I do and I looked at myself and we go on family vacation stuff but the amount of time that my family really spent together like a mom and a dad like he would take us to Yosemite he would take us up the coast to Mendocino we go to Marin Stinson Beach and all these places even the Golden Gate Park like he would just take us places Little Adventures you know and so I feel like we need to I get caught up in work working because it again I'm just nonstop Park like you would just take us places Little Adventures you know and so I feel like we need to I get caught up and work working because it has Non-Stop and I got to take a step back and really spend as much time as I possibly can


    Joe Rogan on Gun Control
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    you know one of things we were talking about that I think it's kind of important like when you talkin about immigration and bad apples and stuff like that I look at immigration the same way I look at gun control like most people that have gone to law-abiding citizens and it's not going to be a problem to vast vast majority and I think that's the same case with immigration and the same case of people coming to America even he legally they want to do better that's why they're coming here then I got in there cuz they want to start crime and most of them are coming here because they want oportun with guns I totally agree I want a shotgun so badly we need a double barrel like I want a shotgun and shot a lot of guns just rushed Over The Daily Show done shotguns for The Daily Show yeah dude I will show you a video after this actually maybe if it doesn't really even are too because it was part of a pilot that I did the did I did a pilot for Comedy Central when I left the Daily Show was an anti travel show called this place sucks everybody money, Kansas City and we'll tell you why this place sucks all over it filled with Rich douchebags now because of the internet boom and all his Tech boom and then poor people getting moved out there's so much stuff to make fun of a I'm paid for this place own BB guns and I shot machine guns handguns everything and then for The Daily Show Saturn's in a tank really yes fuckingawesome how do you drive a tanker what do you what do you use on it with me and at the same place again to fire machine guns but if you link when it comes to automatic weapons and the 50 caliber sniper Buster and all that shitt I don't understand why you need to I like shooting it I'll go shoot that stuff again I really enjoyed it again to see me shoot that 50 caliber thing like it was a shock wave from yeah like your your head flies you can watch my arms and the the skin on my arms Ripple after I f****** hate it cuz I I wore a sleeveless shirt to shoot goes to the zombie apocalypse and they shot then I want you somebody here to get the f*** away from the door you know I have by my bed right now hammers Hammer Hammer build really really like on a Surface lot when I have a magnum flashlight and Hike Magnum flashlight flashlight yeah we got to do is a false flag in the house are some friends break in do you know people getting shot up everywhere and Sandy Hook like I don't want that to happen I don't want my kids I'm walking away you have a safe you put your guns in a safe why do you need an AK-47 handgun should be able to decide who gets what that's where it gets weird yeah silencers to silencers are thought of as light thing because we're over in America worried about shooting people there worrying about noise so like if you have a with the call suppressor the cost of Prussia like if you're hunting you hunt with a suppressor on cuz you don't to blow your f****** ears out man I'll put the links out to these two pieces that I did Daily Show spots I'll do the one if you go to my thing that Twitter I'll put on I'll send them to you when I drove the tank and fired all those guns and then I did a silencer pieces well and the guy was saying wanted to protect kids ears with the silencers and that's what Donald Trump said you're saying kids I know a lot of friends that are Hunters that shot guns as kids and their f***** up now their ears are a mess what it should they wear the day should but they didn't when they were younger because they didn't know any better 20 years ago people didn't know that you were going to do permanent damage to your ears never heard about it shotguns but I think also the unfortunate reality now is that you can have somebody walking around undetected and shooting people in a college and walking around the campus and it's really okay who's the shooter people doing now dispersed me sick you know and that's the other thing that doesn't come up when you talking about mass shootings is whenever you hear about it the news nobody makes the correlation the inescapable correlation between psychoactive drugs and mass shootings because there's a lot of f****** Mass Shooters like almost all of them that are either on pharmaceutical drugs like ssris disassociative drugs or they're getting off of them antipsychotic drugs they're looking begin is your leg there is no Common Ground you start having people make we live in this country where you should be able to do whatever you want and have whatever you want but then who gets to decide who gets question what guns well Texas is sort of taking the idea that does everybody have a gun or a well armed Society is a polite Society Jesus AK-47s right there right there but I don't know man it sucks the problem is not the tools that people using it's the fact that someone's willing to use those tools of the fact that someone is willing to do that the fact that those guns are more accessible is it genuine but I think we can all agree that no one came for the guns Obama ever say Obama is coming for the guns what do you know why you never stand very very difficult they took away guns they they enacted very strict laws and they had like one mass shooting at a long time ago other big mass shooting a long time ago that's the thing I don't have is like these big mass shooting it's in this giant ass f****** country so when you think about being able to take people's guns in Australia make its different the cultures different the the idea of Independence different over there we have a different attitude over here little kids again I don't know what the solution is but the solution luck getting the guns away from the people there's more guns and there are human beings in America and they're not they're not going to stop making guns good business to the problem I really don't I mean I support gun ownership I really do. I don't think that's the issue I think the issue is lucky that you saw in France and nice that some crazy f****** take a car and kill a hundred people Bible going over P10 just start stabbing people to get a car and just so I can start stabbing folks there's there's ways that people lose their f****** mind and do horrible things to people and the ways are not things up take what you can figure out a way and I don't go away all hammers open a terrorist watch list and that's where I think the NRA goes overboard like if you're on a f****** terrorist watch list who doesn't agree with that well the only problem with that is who gets to decide who's on the terrorist watch list cuz there was people that were from the green party that were put on terrorist watch list after 9/11 because they were anti-war protesters never put on no-fly list there was a lot of weird s*** that happen where people are put on living because they pissed off the wrong people and you know it does one was way easier to do something like that but it has to do with it and then they say I'm sorry can't purchase weapon because you're on that list and then you can go to a gun show that's part of the problem with you don't even hit an ID Kansas ID and get it in maybe like 5 minutes 0 trains nothing just get it right away you don't have to have a background check and because I can't even guess cuz I can't buy the gun but she can't exactly bazzi's for guns or something and kills bunny people so Federal Law requires federally licensed firearms dealers but not private sellers to initiate a background check on the purchase purchase or private sale firearm as a result concealed weapons license holders in Kansas are exempt from the federal background check requirement crazy no training concealed white weapons license holders like you have to have a concealed weapons license which is difficult to acquire if they have a different law there background checks and can federal law provides options of serving in Kansas has no law requiring firearms dealers to initiate background checks prior to transferring a firearm as a result in Kansas firearms dealers must initiate the background check required by federal law by contacting the FBI directly Kansas is not a point of contact State huh State permit to purchase or possess firearms that meets certain conditions so it seems like there's definitely some wiggle room Daddy's gun shows where you can just go gobble up a bunch of firearms clear paths it's like there's so many guns you never going to take them all away from people and should you take them away from them like if a guy like you as a gun I don't feel like you're a threat unless you getting one of your goddamn tirade what about bringing a gun around and going to The Comedy Store and shooting people and he's carrying a gun in his car like no way I'm crazy did you hear that bed like I'm not a bit of video Carlos Mencia was on Joey Diaz the show saying he thought about bringing a gun around and going to The Comedy Store and shoot people and he's carrying a gun in his car like no way I'm crazy


    Joe Rogan - The Pursuit of Wealth is Hollow
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    and I also smell of rich people my time in their Miserable as hell like they know what to do with her money and they will definitely you know in oftentimes when you're pursuing wealth you're pursuing wealth at all costs and that is that the ultimate goal is the score that you put on the board and I mean that's the Gordon Gekko philosophy greed-is-good right that is who he is we not what he's done mean he hasn't helped at all cost to start his business is business and he talks about a small loan small loans small loan of $2000000 the big gold letters on the side of the skyscrapers that's his thing it's in a lot of ways it's a dangerous ideology for a country to Aspire to say to the people that don't have that never will have that be something else other than the worst thing of my it's not examined closely enough 4/4 hallownest that's the word I was having a conversation once with his friend of mine who is is pretty radical black guy so pretty radical African-American and just very proud of African American Heritage and he went on this thing about her black people used to be Kings he's like we were Kings don't stand that I got. Everybody can be a king because see if you have a bunch of Kings like is it to be a king's to be a dictator okay that means you're dominating people who aren't Kings that's not a proud thing like you got to stop saying that like you're the wrong thought process but it's the thought process is his in his eye he had examined shopping in slavery and all this other stuff so it is like his thought process was kind of convoluted and by saying we were Kings like you don't want to be a f****** King man like nobody should be a f****** King should be zero Kings you definitely want to see we were Kings like we can be Kings again like don't be a king so weird it's only African-American. white guys comes up can come on and don't feel that you need sometimes we all need it sometime no I need it myself you know where you know you think yourself okay you need to remember what you have done what you've accomplished who you are who your mother is you know I think. There's a lot to be said I guess for for the Casual use of certain words but you're right I mean as we continue to use these words we have to examine their men that's when it becomes an attractive thing is that idea that you know he's just got to get that paper are you going to have a nicer Garden to walk right into it becomes just about getting those points up on the board and that they become the numbers become meaningless like you don't sing you don't think I have 30 million dollars I can spend this this is if I live a normal life I'm good they don't think that they think I need 50 million of course the more you accumulate the more your expenses are and the more you want there's an amazing Radiolab podcast without now about Bernie Madoff with the interview him and you get to hear him talk and the the reporter called him in jail and its really fast anyway they had to communicate because they're only allowed to communicate for 15 minutes then they have to the phone is disconnected and then have to wait 15 minutes before they can reconnect so he's doing is this just the rules of the prison so they're doing you any he's in there forever he's never getting on that f****** cage yeah but it's fascinating when you hear him he has zero empathy I mean none it's weird it's weird hearing him talk about these people that he ripped off and finding these like all that they're fine these people that you know that they had money so I can visit there is no big deal like listening to the way this guy sort of rationalize but he is essentially the poster boy for that greed at all cost because he was just it was running a Ponzi scheme you stealing money from people Define these people that you know they they had money so I can visit there is no big deal like listening to the way this guy sort of rationalize but he is essentially the poster boy for that greed at all costs because he was just was running a Ponzi scheme you stealing money from people


    Joe Rogan - Shirley Manson on How Spending £100,000 on Drugs Changed Her Career
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    but when you were young when did you know that you want to be a singer I want to beat first of all I want to be a writer than I wants to be an actress and then buy total default I was in a year when I was young and I met this guy and he was like what would you come and play keyboards in my bond for a weekend cuz we've lost our keyboard player for 10 years things happened that I ended up being the lead singer of this very same band just so that we could survive cuz we've been dropped by a record label for going to Berlin and spending all our money on erected on some drugs it's mostly speed in ecstasy speed how much money alcohol and you know going out and drinking and drinking and partying and just wasting time and we went off tired until I always felt I just fumbled into it by going off that's crazy of my first phase of garbage singer in that go hired on so I always felt I just fumbled into it by going off that's crazy first half of my buy call the first phase of garbage


    Joe Rogan on Why He Became a Comedian
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    what is being a comedian to you mean no different possibilities but it was so chaotic his his, he was so wild and crazy like it was he was a real groundbreaker in that way just you and your mom and your sister will my mom remarried I stepped out still with my friends from martial arts for real cuz we would make everybody laugh cuz everyone nervous cuz it was scary beat the s*** out of each other you know and then we would go to these competition so we get on a bus and travel across the country to go fight in these tournaments and was super nerve-wracking everyone was super nervous so you could like cut the tension with a knife so I would always like be doing impressions of people having sex and making jokes and this is like long before I ever thought about being comedian I was just trying to lighten up the mood and that's how I got into stand-up see this is a surprise me because when people fight you know semi professionally or otherwise or at school or whatever it's nerve-wracking because of the possibility of losing your worried about the just all the possibilities that just a full realm of things I can have that opportunity to ask anyone who's ever done this I was very insecure and I got bullied and wasn't big I was a small kid and I was really nervous and I did not like that feeling at all and I did I was always and we're always moving around alot what was moved to a new place I was always the new kid we moved across the country from New Jersey to San Francisco and we live there for a while to move to Florida didn't he he switched careers and he was a computer programmer and then became an architect and so is a lot of I just was always the new kid and the new kid gets older. Creepy like it was no big deal it's no big deal show me crazy like I was like God I f****** hate I hate the fact that when these kids want to fight me I don't know what to do and I'm terrified so I'd be like go go home the long way around side avoid everybody and I finish it so I decided to learn martial arts I said but what am I afraid of are afraid of people that know how to fight well really know how to fight so I went into it did it became my whole life like from from High School freshman year on really from 15 is when I went so from 15 on that's all I did every day like 6 7 days a week I was teaching I was I became I was in a teaching when I was seventeen I was that's what I was doing like everyday like I was teaching at boss University when I was 18 and 19 and I was that's became a whole life what they had all the Olympic Sports 1 Taekwondo had not been in the Olympics yet but it was about to be so they had it in the Bay State Games and I won so they interviewed me on TV and I remember. I was like very specifically say we will working really hard and I was like I heard the accent it was so bad I heard the video and I was like oh my God what the f*** is wrong with me that accent out of insecurities I only lived there since I was 13 in six years I developed a stupid accent do irises beautiful I like that accents pretty something about the Boston accents particular gross literally grab me by my shoulders and said you should be a comedian open mic night I watch the amateurs try it the one of the good things about amateurs is if you go to watch like most of them don't know what they're doing the terrible so I was like okay well I can't be you know at least I'm not going to be the only one who talks so like if if I go up and do that I can do what they're doing they suck I suck too but they suck so it's not like you're going up in Richard Pryor's on piano Richard jeni you can take the competition but no I felt like I wouldn't be the only one that sucked like people really suck inspire you to do it because they lower the bar of expectations cuz like if I went up there and it was all these really amazing two medians and then me I feel like all I can't do this terrible at it because the learning curve a stand-up comedies so long and especially when you're Twenty-One I didn't know anything about life or anyting but somehow take me to Donut do you still do your stand out you still do your stand out, that's great


    Joe Rogan - Shirley Manson on the Pitfalls of Success
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    I I spend my life Bethel do that's okay I just don't I just go with it nice good for you a certain thing that happens to people in Show Business when they get to a certain age either they feel like it's slipping away or they feel comfortable you seem like a comfortable person but I hear what you're saying yeah I feel like maybe if you feel like you failed and then you just hit by cop then you start you at your you either crumble and you can't build your life back up or you find us a place to stand then you build your. Again on your own terms and then it is comfortable yeah well you know we have in the 90s were so much SO2 cultural Zeitgeist I guess a successful person in my idea of success was really warped you know any comfort in the artistic success I did eventually but at the time I felt like we weren't being creatively angry it wasn't even that person apparently it was really much more a cultural shift you know it wasn't received as well, you are correct sir imagine any time you are as big as garbage was in the 90s me you guys were gigantic I mean it was hard to go into a clothing store without hearing the music blaring guys were the either stay that big and then you become a crazy person you probably better off like doing what you did like you like taking our artistic chances settling in and then doing what you're doing now being more comfortable or do you want a short career but ridiculously high we were like we want the long career and seeing that's exactly what we go in the end but there was this mod flip that happened for alternative music which I've never gotten really that much pop cultural I guess we were like we enjoyed this weird to rush of alternative music that flip rule the charts if you weren't yeah yeah I would love to talk to Chris Cornell like one Chris Cornell did those pop music songs like he went from Soundgarden dislike deep crazy dark Band 2 we aren't what's ultimately what you got to figure out is what do you like if you don't like something but it's super success before you and you might keep doing that what's ultimately what you got to figure out is what do you like about you like sometimes no because if you don't like something but it's super successful for you and you might keep doing that


    Joe Rogan & Thaddeus Russell - Is Race Biological?
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    so I got gender Jordan Peterson so I'm completely absolutely with him you know when it comes to that when it comes to policing of language right hand but he has I said I could be wrong about this but it sounded to me listen to him a lot of people of pointed him to me and vice versa because they think we agree on these things and we don't which is that he thinks it seems to me that gender is biologically determined are two genders that fixed in nature and that's the end of that discussion really don't think I really don't think it's just wrong if you think you're a woman when you were born with a penis it's just by it's just sort of absolutely wrong I think you would have to find him saying that before them really glad to hear you say that cuz I wasn't sure where you stood on that that's a big deal I think a big deal can get super weird when okay how about Rachel dolezal she identifies being black how do you feel about that I think she's correct not let me tell you what correct means they're not not in a knot in an absolute way right now. Objective way but it's just as true as anything else that because the race and the here's where here is circumcision Harris now and I'm sure Jordan Peterson's in this boat to buy no Cent harrasses cuz I just heard him talking about this was Charles Murray he believes there's there are races of people he thinks that race is a real thing he sees definitely subtle about it and he wants he says you know what's the divisions between races in the lines are blurry and it you know he believes there's a biological basis absurd and completely unscientific and it's easily disprovable by according to his own standards and by scientific standards what's the difference no difference so here's here's the answer you tell me right which is that so historically the differences between them have changed that we people human beings have said different things have created different categories build those categories with different characteristics over the centuries those are changed constantly right and my first time I was on here we had a long discussion about what's in my book Renegade history on immigrants knee-high Irish and Italians and the Jews when they got here at the United States here and in Europe they were largely considered to be Negroes right right and now there is why does anybody so what are they it was not like when I say, I mean it was taught in schools the following taught at Harvard the following that Europeans were made up of three distinct races are the nordics and Northern Europe the alpines in Central Europe and the Mediterranean in the second southern Europe and they were very different biologically the nordics were rational intelligent discipline they were the ones who made civilization they should run the country that Alpine's were okay they could be decent Farmers but I'm never going to do algebra and they certainly can't run a government the mediterranean's we're basically either like Negroes are really close and therefore should be slaves or just peasants ancient history me to look at the whole sweet perfume in history that's 5 minutes ago it is but it's still a long time in terms of how we address it today but it would be a dresser today if you're looking at it someone from China or you looking at a dark black man from Kenya there's something different about them do you think it's just melanin sure which ones are Kenyans and are they all Kenyans and what makes them Canyon or are they all Africans will you know you can buddy all black rights again and find out where they're their origin sorry could find out how much Irish you have in you how much South African you can meet you can do all that and go all the way back to your family lineage do use Hair It Is Calling it out as a fiction as a social construct which is that the lines have been drawn all the time and all kinds of different ways over the centuries by human beings who just look at all the people in the world a line up the 7 billion people right in their mind and they draw lines that do these people over here beside those are the Negroes never hear these are the mongoloids over here over here the Aryans and the Jews what time is categories we invent right so who's black Jimi Hendrix black well Jimi Hendrix has a mixed background right me wasn't his mother white and his mother is Black Tie what's his race is he black or what is a good question there you go. But there's a big difference between someone like Jimi Hendrix and someone that is like very very dark okay comes from a specific part of the world where everyone around describe radar let's do that are very obvious and repeatable characteristic with the people there are pygmies actually amorites an even more and just across the continent not even that far away you know there's Somalia Somalians look like think about how did you know West West Africans look are they the same race will very very clearly immediately right same continent same pigmentation basically very very different why are they black why are they the same race as what is that the same race like would you would you would you consider Somalians the same as like Ethiopians or as the same as Egyptian my thing is get rid of these categories silly made-up categories there's no reason to they're all arbitrary okay lines have been drawn between groups of people arbitrarily over the centuries is any race at all it's right it's just a Define the variations between human groups because there are variations that's definitely what it's been about that stuff in the motivation right and think about what the consequences have been okay but they never been good claims right after that like they don't have to send her a strong man isn't it mean that you don't have to make a claim to Chinese people are different because they look different now but then it's just a well this is what a Chinese person generally they have these very stringent characteristics they don't have blond hair they don't have blue eyes and skinny they look like Chinese feed her but then again Chinese people all look the same I mean there's a lot I'd say that again and is very clear not really lives in Kenya was born raised multiple Generations deep and their parents are Canyon their grandparents to Canyon there's a very big difference between them and someone who lives in Shanghai who was born in Shanghai to parents are born in Shanghai they go all the way back you know many many generations of being pure Chinese ready for their infinite variations even among people who have lived only in Shanghai right patient nothing but what you talkin about something that's clearly identifiable are you just ignore it I would say that there's a course there are genes that run in families and I completely agree that you know genes determine in large part how we look fine so you can certainly say this person is likely because of their genes connected to that person last generation to that generation to this unit I mean the thing is the people have taken that and they've said oh well these particular characteristic of human beings were talking about complexity of human beings people are infinitely complex picked certain characteristics is maybe the issue like there are obvious physical characteristics the difference between like someone who is a mom call versus someone who is Brazilian versus someone who is there some pretty obvious physical characteristics for Geographic areas which would you agree like or common physical characteristics for some geographic area or you could say on average people in China are shorter than people in Polynesia entertain your strongest argument okay so like China right you can certainly say that people in China are on average on average shorter than people in Polynesia will they look different I mean what are we okay so they they are likely to be in lineage from that part of the world fine that's cool I got no problem with that but what else do you want to say the thing is Joe no one stops there they always go on to that they always go on from there and they start to make all these other claims so well that race is really good at math their IQ is higher this is what naturally Sam Harris and Charles Murray we're just saying they can do the can do the they can do the coding for Google better than then other people can whatever right there are more they are more scrupulous they smoke cigarettes more whatever it is that's the problem is that once you start their people have used those differences for other reasons almost always which are nefarious and injurious and had been terrible things to people your problem is recognizing those characteristics nose differences and calling it a race and then attaching all sorts of other claims to this category Eisley that there are differences IQ among races okay now on the surface level they are completely correct there's no question meaning that IQ scores among people that we identify as African-American have been lower than among the people we Define as white American totally true totally true and they are right that that is suppressed that we are not allowed to even talk about that data which is there and it's I have no problem with that I'm sure that's true here's the thing though how do we Define African-American and how do we Define white first of the first problem those as you know definitions of changed over time so Jews used to be in the African American group and Italians used to be in the African American group in 1911 there was a book written by a scholar this is one of many the title of which his name was Arthur Abernathy the title of which was the Jew is a Negro from the 1940s that Jews were different race and there was some difference of opinion about whether they were black or whether they were just some other kind of inferior race but they certainly weren't white. That was widely agreed-upon until World War II basically all right so how do we Define African-American is Jimi Hendrix African-American does he write because like they knew these Jews weren't from Africa to the One Drops or continent they believe that they believe that the genes and the right about this right the gene came from Africa so that's part of Europe there was a bit closer to Africa and they said about Italians and they're lazy and can't work a fight in the bars and get drunk and right right so so how do we Define these terms what is white man that's where I totally changed but how much of it is well I think it does measure something I really do I think there is something called the G factor which tests that measure this thing that was invented this concept the category allegory in the world operate in which is your ability to do rational thinking reasoning like math like writing scholarly essays you know I'm sure my G factor is higher sort of than other people's although I'm terrible at math so that's yet another problematic wrinkle for these people what intelligence is clearly now no variables that IQ IQ test test right they test all kinds of intelligence test emotional intelligence test the intelligence of Jimi Hendrix smart intelligent clearly in different ways we separate that off though and we always have is a society we shouldn't that's why you don't do well unless you're really really really good if you're just creative in the way we Define that and not intelligent in the way IQ tests to find it there's a so it's all problematic and just all it does is ask it just keeps raising new questions and never has answers and so that the attempt racial differences that are innate biological fix the campy changes like first of all you've never done this cuz it's so fluid and you're always never really answering it and then what if you did finally prove it what are we going to do with that information you know I tend to be very strong people I mean that's a character actually a positive characteristic that's attributed to people from that area do you ignore that like how do you address that I would save people from Polynesia are more likely men from Polynesia are more likely to be offensive lineman in the NFL so your issue was calling it a razor so yeah and then after being generally thought to be dumb yeah Africa the country that's eating disorder than the continent we've been talking about that's. The history of this country does the history of Europe us the history of the modern world is the belief that people from Africa are dumber than whites are the pyramids were created Justified slavery that would justify colonialism nothing justifies has Justified all sorts of things right so that's the problem here is that these these attempts to Define people by race and by the way by Joe I've done nothing but terrible things nothing but terrible things and you can't do it anyway it's scientific bulshit its total Superstition is utterly arbitrary the lines are always being redrawn by the people who do this stuff so why you still doing it guys like it's where you draw the goddamn line all the people in Africa are black really Egyptians are the same race as people from the Congo as the people from South Africa as the people from Somalia how are they the same because it's pigment skin pigment is that the only determinations what's a passing thing when you call people African-Americans or call them italian-americans cuz Italy isn't actually a country where is Africa's a continent fantastic it's weird to call people continent America Italy didn't even exist until the 19th century nothing and then they made it into this nation state that they called Italy and that ever since ever since then every sorry but every d****** Italian-American is like really proud that I'm Italian with that dude that has no meaning really in the deepest it has some weight meaning sure but they talk about it as if it's like rooted in nature like it's by Lyle Lovett the love being a part of that stupid team rooted in nature like a bye bye love it they love being a part of that stupid team in The Sopranos tribalism if it were just stupid I wouldn't care it's that it is as I said it just leads to bad stuff


    Joe Rogan - Feminism is Sexist Towards Women
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    that whole system you've never been divorced right I have you know as soon as you enter it you see right away that the whole thing is stacked against us and it's this is you know it's just look into it if you don't believe me I don't believe you you have I basically I mean but then she really deserved and very but not a lot I mean you have a friend that's happened to I think right yeah yeah you go to these courtrooms and it's basically down to a judge for the rest of his life has been divorced for 14 he still has to pay his ex-wife he's married to a new woman he has a new family didn't even have kids with this woman that's his toupee are forever forever forever but that's a crazy long and they have fun with kids involved right forget about it that's a very sexist law by the way because that's laws implying that this woman is incapable of making it on her own Like You by definition is in a feminist and go tired of each other people have the right change you shouldn't be financially obligated to take care of someone for the rest of their life just because you were married at one point in time that's crazy I completely agree with you specially in today's day and age where my friend is 54 I think he is now he could live to be a hundred so what the f*** he's got to pay for her for another 46 years that's Insanity phenomenal that hasn't even I think registered with most people and if many people heard it they would think you are a sexist yourself or saying it but you know what it is inescapable. That's what's going on that is is very, the provider true story is the woman in Florida with a cop she was 25 years old she pretended to be a high-school student and she's attractive woman made friends with this boy he thought it was his girlfriend and she talked him into selling her pot and then she arrested him that only works when you have a 17 year old boy and a 25 year old woman if you had a 25 year old man ruined dick at your seventeen-year-old daughter and then he gets her to sell him pot and then he arrests are there would be people lying the f*** Fleetwood torches to kill that guy but people are sexist against boys they feel that boys should just keep it in his pants that boys should know better and you know as well as I know when you're 17 years old you are a baffled bag of hormones with a boner just running through the world trying to figure out what the f*** is going on in your 12 months away from being an adult it's chaos and craziness and to think that this young boy cuz should be able to think clearly in that moment while the twenty-five-year-old woman is manipulating them isn't but they allowed it and this kid has a felony on his f****** record right now this is this is the root of the issue with feminism that is the current semitism its current Incarnation I am a feminist by the way how dare you define that go off a lot of branches here and I love it more is it going to snow this is what you did with you identified the heart of the appalling irony at the heart of contemporary feminism as practiced by self Define feminism okay many not all guys are not general not saying all finesse or like this but I'd say it's certainly it's the dominant strain right now which is that is at its heart patriarchal which it treats women as vulnerable week powerless incapable of making their own way in this world and a treat men as the not forget about the men forget about how they treat men it's how they treat women that sexist it says that they need protection from the state which is run by usually men but it's also this other Institute or you know college presidents need to protect these women from 19 year old boys want to have sex with them same thing constantly calling for women to be protected by these institutions the state by men it is patriarchal and sexist right at the heart of it and same thing with family court and divorce law and all that stuff that's how they get treated they get treated like they're the ones who need to be taken care of by a man it is it's like 1950s sexism it's like Mad Men sexism what that's what most feminists are calling for now why disagree when you talkin about child-rearing because I think that child support is should be absolutely mandatory and it's very important and if a woman is the only one raising the kids on their own. Only does she need the money for food and housing but also probably for someone to babysit her kids is a lot a lot of factors involved into delivery and if the man's not in the scene that I can't he owes money you for sure he has responsibilities and as a father at the very least that's you should what you should be doing is contributing financially I totally agree I totally agree on alimony and she promised that she was to fund you all the way through your Ph.D program she was going to give you money so you didn't have to worry about anything but your education and then once you got out then you guys could share income but somewhere along the way she decided she was done with you and then your f*** but you're in the middle is program they have to pay for I don't think it's unreasonable to say that she should give you until you can figure your own system out so you don't have to quit your Ph.D program and go get a job somewhere and get an apartment and a car I don't think that's that's I don't think that's unreasonable what's unreasonable saying that because you guys were together for certain amount of time just to pay you for the rest of your life that's Insanity sure and that's current I agree that's real it's in the feminists are playing along with it that's it it's decided yeah it's this idea that women can't is basically continuing up stuff and it's nasty back on its name now let me see a really loud and clear there have always been feminists who hate this stuff you and I do and they have been loud and clear. I've learned from them I've learned these things from them okay but the ones who really are you know powerful and dominant in the media are the ones we hear from the pub electricals the academics government leaders the people who end up in the White House you know Obama's staff in HHS Health Human Services and the Department of Education became very clear to me that all the sexual assault laws and rules that came out of there they were they were coming right out of colleges and they were really of that they were of the sort of college feminist movement they were the ones who sent that letter in 2011 that made it basically mandatory for colleges to set up these kangaroo Courts for sex sexual assault cases all the nonsense you and I talked about here review those or earlier podcast about your college about Occidental as many colleges the mattress boy with a girl putting her back on campus and then took her graduation speech with a mattress they lie went on stage of the mattress me the whole thing so f****** crazy Vegas she said she went off or something like that yeah but that girl seems pretty crazy. Mattress girl yeah that was extremely boys suing that's cool that they're also and many of them are winning and I don't know what happened in those cases I don't even know what happened to Mattress girl for sure for sure looks like it didn't happen the way she said we will never know the accuser gets to win every time imagine if that was our legal system writ large right where I know you stole $1000000 from yesterday alright put in jail that's been in the journalism business as long as they've been how did they that was that was the turning point I think when that came out that I was completely made up I think since then it started started to turn so then that's good the things like that happen so that you realize why it's important have checks and balances that people it reaffirms his idea of real journalism is important to have your fax in order to have checks and and and double-check things and make sure you know what the f*** you're printing think it's a good for society I think it's terrible for John Doe all the giando's out there all those men who are accused and expelled and have their names ruined in their careers ruined college careers destroyed and all that. But yes ironic feminist patriarchy Audiology we need protection we can't we can't no two men we can't stop them by saying no we need to know what we we need help tooth are we need to do any of the college President to save us or the cops or someone it's it's incredible when this is also this thing where two people are drinking and if the two people drinking the girl is getting raped there you go both like sending text back and forth do you have condoms like the Occidental kcpr collects it in our children and their daughters taken care of by dad and the sons are men Occidental kcpr women are children their daughters taken care of by dad and the sons are men


    Joe Rogan "Vasyl Lomachenko Might Be the Best Boxer That's Ever Lived"
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    all day I got some old think about Klitschko or Joshua this weekend boring fight boring boring like I'm a student know that you're like a lomachenko guy so he might be the best boxer that's ever lived he might be so I was worried about that we were going to fight about this but I think we're on the same page here so he's on such another level hyperbole mean there's been some amazing boxers way back to Sugar Ray Robinson and Willie papin it all those guys paved the way I feel like everything involves right every combat sport even our music evolve to the current status at now which you get the best of the best right now and you go wow they've learned from Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard and Roy Jones and Bernard Hopkins and lomachenko is in my eyes is the best the way he moves is insane he's not like Floyd Mayweather who is arguably the best ever you know multiple time world champion in multiple division 49 in a row only been like hit solid maybe seven eight times whole career when you got a little Rock Machine what is approached but brutal hands hurts and hurts and breaks his hands a lot a lot of power on You Like Glue stands right in front of you and you can't hit them and he's going left and it's going right and he's in he's out and you don't know where the f*** he is he's lighting you up so is this his wife a silly woman check goes now the number one pound-for-pound fighter in boxing what's that in Forbes damn for because he doesn't he really been tested you don't have enough fights I don't give a fuk I thought Gary Russell Jr was the greatest thing since sliced bread and I still think he's just phenomenal I thought he was the next thing and he still great great great fighter I love him he fought lomachenko heat or he took Russell apart is a highlight-reel man he just has such brilliant movement man I mean he's like the perfect example of like like New Wave like this stage movement he hopped inside and it he'll throw a body shot off of it when he gets inside on you but he's basically at your side home like right there like a brutal puncher in or hop in and you know the funny thing is so I've been hopping around Jim's lately boxing gyms in the last year I've gone to people have taught lomachenko's moves like as a standard part of classes interesting right meaning that he changing the game what you were saying will you know Mike Tyson did a lot of that together way you can actually do some of the stuff of course he's a phenomenal athlete lomachenko is and peed not everyone can do this but there are some things here that you can do that have never been done before Tyson learned it from Custom Auto Custom Auto was teaching this way back in the f****** 50s you have but his his style was it's Mike Tyson's house so much different cuz he was throwing howitzers that you do is not knocking anybody out with one punch he's hitting you with multiple barrage of punches but the thing about Larry dropping with a liver shot but the think about like what lomachenko's doing with this steady barrage is very similar to what I've always said about Jiu-Jitsu like if you want to really learn jiu-jitsu YouTube from a small man because small men can't use strength and weight and all the physical advantages they have to use perfect tonight so if you deal with guys like Eddie Bravo or Holier Gracie or Barrett Yoshida like the really little guys are the guys who have this is Stellar technique because they don't have the physical strength lomachenko he doesn't have like some Tommy Hearns knocked out ability or Mike Tyson type power so he's forced This brilliant movement is complete Next Level the footwork I think is the best of all time and now he's you know literally embracing the whole idea of him being in the Matrix his Matrix shorts on now see I like the matrix comparison I think of him as the Nightcrawler like and he's just teleporting around you two three steps ahead of you that last fight against Sosa better Christian Daniel van roosmalen to has so much power if he catches a human being on the chant yet not not perfect but nasty


    Joe Rogan - Thaddeus Russell on Why He Disagrees with Jordan Peterson
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    people like Jordan Peterson and I have major differences with him on short of the content of his ideas not about Academia put on Academia he's right completely I'm totally in solidarity with him what they did to him and what they're doing him we need more people like him standing up and saying no I'm going to say what I want in my classrooms and on Twitter and it's because that's people been punished for that too was a trying to get him to stop doing is you I know which is fat I know because they're very measured their long-form he gets to expand on his thoughts as much as he likes he's very very informed you know you just made or disagree with him on gender and postmodernism I think he's completely off but you know and I know there just are two genders that's it and they're okay he seems to think that so there's a spectrum of humans and every single aspect of being a person one of the top muay thai fighters recently I don't know if she's still fighting is a ladyboy used to be a man for the first to fight she didn't disclose it right cuz she said it was a medical procedure and she didn't have to give up the personal details were medical procedure I say that's b******* I say what you're dealing with a chromosomal issue you're dealing with the fact of a different bone structure two different mechanical advantages and 30 years of testosterone in your body it's just not the same exactly but as long as someone knows I'm fine with me I mean I don't know what if she's taking anything in her entire career oh just be pure speculation doesn't look like she's either but she's so f****** badass and so tactical and so I know she's fat men but she knew they were a man going into made a decision participation in any sort of dangerous activity my issue 100% was that people are trying to pretend that there's no Advantage whatsoever and it's crazy that silly so the thing is what they're so within that framework within the rules we are operating in right whether it's in fighting or whether it's in you know this particular society the wrestling girl in dress that's all I mean you have you have sore body and I think a lot of it is people worried about being called transphobic or homophobic or in any way prejudiced where they're allowing certain people to compete in these like this woman in Australia the trans woman Australia just broke all these World Records in weightlifting cuz she was a f****** man real whole life nothing from Kenya like a hermaphrodite who she is but she's broken every record by like you know huge amounts and think she's just a woman with an abnormally large amount of testosterone really yeah yeah well again. The most important thing is that there's a spectrum right and so to say that there are fifty percent of the world is male and 50% is female nonsense or man and right meaning all of them up you know naked in front of you how many Sexes do you say rice is what I want you to do it right get a picture of yoel Romero and put it next to a picture of Andy Dick tell me the same thing tell me this is even they're both men tell me it's even it's nonsense mean right chaos there's a spectrum and visible spectrum in sizes mean okay what I think is he saying which is that gender is fixed and biologically determined I'm pretty sure he does believe that okay that's what I would call sort of the traditional conservative convention and so Andy Dick would be are in the middle are I neither one of them will see if the deal is both of them can procreate with women okay but but whole lot of people who are called men cannot procreate with women a whole lot what do you mean they're trans woman doctor up dude come on or maybe I don't need that with my love but anyway it certainly wasn't your name the firework yeah see there you go see you're more of a man you just proven yet again again where the woman is she hot see if she's been tested what is the test say vacation test after she won the World Championships in Germany and was it's a intimate details about her also reported semenya semenya came targeted with abuse on social media but what does it say this is so is it saying that she's hermaphrodite they were talking about her. This is the clitoral size maybe it's the equivalent of pretty much every article written about Trump by the New York Times 108 a report was leaked by you know I said where is the actual evidence of any of the stuff I don't see it must have passed the test doesn't matter who's the thing I think semen is I wrote If I were a woman athlete right I would want rules established established defining the physical characteristics of any of my potential opponents so it could be whatever bone density muscle mass do you know testosterone levels you name it you could probably but I'm sure there's all sorts of ways you could actually just find that pretty precisely and you can test those things you can say OK you get to be in this it's like weight classes and inviting it's no different really right I mean you're not allowed to fight someone who's 30 lb lighter than you are and so you could do that right if you're above a certain height or above a certain way or have this much muscle or that much testosterone you're not allowed in this category there's nothing wrong with that there's nothing sexist about that there's nothing anti-trans about it's just a different kind of but that's all that matters right now is the fact the problem was that Fallon Fox had as you said more muscle more testosterone all these physical characteristics that were fundamentally different than all of the other women fighting in that category in that particular game that's all you got to do what the problem is that you can do damage the person discussing that's where the you you have to follow a line of thinking if you don't follow and think of your transphobic you're a hateful person you're a bigot and that line of thinking is not science-based it's just not when you when you talk to board-certified endocrinologist do they talk about trans people things they talk about is the fact that when you take estrogen it actually maintains bone density is the reason why they give estrogen to women who have osteoporosis so this idea that your bone density decreases when you go from being a man to a woman it's b******* you're taking testosterone your bone density is going to stay the same or get thicker but if you're taking estrogen your bone density is also going to maintain its going to help you maintain so when you remove the body's ability to produce testosterone its own it was all Dark and Bloody elbow of MMA by this board certified endocrinologist dr. Ramona krutzik and what she did different than everything else all these other articles is she's not a gender reassignment surgeon okay all these other people that are commenting on this have a vested interest and it being completely neutral there's all these people that are trans people that are commenting on it and they're doing it from a very biased perspective does it we're not talking about mountain biking which there was a woman who used to be a man who dominated mountain biking and became a giant issue with people they first supported her and then she was winning by such an enormous margins are like same as the woman in Australia that the weightlifter this is different this is fighting and I think fighting it you notify them of killed that woman who is a biological female you can beat some 135-pound men in the world or she meets of course you know it's just a matter of skill levels no different than Peds altering the body's chemistry its abilities right and so you don't want to compete against someone who know what that difference unless you know right and then you can but comes to kicking when it comes to certain types of movement women's hips go out and then their legs kind of come in at an angle and it's not not a best for kicking it's not the best for a lot of different activities right different so I would just say that a trans woman is absolutely in my view a woman fine you know I don't got their identity and I respect that however they want to identify and because the category of woman as you said is so fluid you know that either that I can change and it snow comes from her her ideas right still I respect that and I'll call you when I don't treat you like a woman but that means we have to change the sports right and we have to have two different categories instead of Woman's Worth a man's sport we need to have and women and man categories in those Sports we need to have different categories that are about people's physical composition that what you're made up of right so it just like weight classes and Peds a person a trans woman is a woman but when you're talking about athletic competition you're talking about a very biological thing that you might have to say that someone has to be a biological female gender out of the sport gender names then it's not a trans issue it's just about what your body is made out of sofa rental instead of just weight class sir to a man closer to you he'll Romero than Andy Dick how dare you she's going to find us and she's going to find you I hope so you know for people who are made up of the society identifies as men and were or who identify as women or whatever, that's a that's a slippery slope lot of work there because like how would you define it and what parameters would use bone density will you do a lot of African American women have similar bone density to white males so that means you should be able to fight black chicks maybe yeah Caster semenya there's a number for testosterone and you have to be below right to to compete in that sport as a woman so that's that's what I'm talking about just add more categories not just testosterone you have to have that's what this says man just say it's category X you get to compete in this category if your testosterone Androgen whatever she'll be eligible to compete women's competition Athletics provided that she has Androgen levels below the male range like I have to do is just be like a couple notches below the mail range which is actively determined you can do that you're trying to get her to take suppression medication or this is all proving my point that these are objectively to terms with her making her tone it down we have numbers we say if you hit this number for this category you don't get to compete here but this is so is so rare I mean she has a disease essentially what she produces too much dealing with the mechanical advantage has the mail frame The Wider shoulders specially come to hitting we could do that too already why not really long arms so like most of the time people can't get inside my job like I just put it out there they can't and it's just the thing I feel like this isn't really fair and you know I don't have to be as good as they are I can be looser and it's true for a lot of Fighters but once they get inside on you they have an advantage like Mike Tyson use that advantage of being 5 10 on a lot of vitamin is really good at overcoming it I think they're fighting and having shorter arms and feet to lower the peekaboo past the job some really really well he had a really good way of getting inside of slipping the job and moving constantly until it was inside and took but once he's there he's he's just there to punch a guy who has short arms do all sorts of different body styles it's very true in Jiu-Jitsu guys with long arms and long legs and ginger of massive advantage of chokes you guys can get darzas and Guillotines and triangles easier but you can also get armed parties here is mechanical advantages and are boring you there's there's there's some weird advantages to being like a Tomar pajares stocky short guy his bathtub basketball Lakes Grille many League this is very common because most people are under 6 feet alright so who could never play in the NBA even though they're amazing basketball players but they just don't have the arm length and they don't have the height and all that. So we need more divisions the UFC welterweight should be there should be Heights within at 2 but a list of hire to the cheat the exception that proves the rule he's 5-9 but he's really but it was a dunk let's see let's see if he dunked will go with a video My Life goal was to say pull it up Jamie Webb does it have a video of him dunking my entire life I promise you that it wasn't a clean super clean. But he did get the ball Above the Rim with his hand on it we're going to get to the bottom of this ladies gentlemen Weber Muggsy Bogues Bray mobile agile kind of guy who can set plays up forces got like shock big giant Caillou can you know get in the way of things and I think there's all sorts of advantages and disadvantages that size What you talkin about individuals against individual that's where things get weird and then we talkin about Combat Sports that's where like people of just there's some people that just have these tremendous advantages like you know Paul Daley is ridiculous power McGehee hits guys and just obliterate yeah but you know that's not just strength how deep yeah yeah yeah the shoulders like that up to torque if exactly testosterone you know Division division divisions are literally one generation away from being able to use crispr and all these new genetic engineering tools to make people whatever style of person you want I think you going to be able to develop six foot for super athletes that look like Anthony Joshua or Vitali Klitschko or Wladimir Klitschko you going to be able to make those now what I would give for bionic knees right never got there okay they're there problematic that I can I can function find they could go out and anytime you never to worry it's tremendous I mean it's really amazed never happened before what they're able to do to people that have meniscus injuries is literally shoot stem cells in there and you regenerate that's just never happened before and I think that this is baby steps I think what we're at right now is really really young I think 20-30 years from now because 20 years ago they didn't really use it at all 20 years from now I think it's going to be insane a woman's bladder using the her skin tissue they they built her a bladder ship ladder can they built her a bladder and then reinstalled it in her body now she's a functional bladder that came out of her own body regenerated yeah I think I'll be able to do that with tendons and ligaments and all sorts of tissue I believe it and hopefully this is really promising they're going to be able to do that with brain tissue so people that have had brain injuries people that have had CTE hopefully going to be able to use some of these therapies to regenerate brain tissue out yes that's huge Nero Regenesis is laying that's that's the promise why I bless him you know I don't know anything about science and by the way it's far as universities you know I'm I am the harshest critics of universities generally what goes on in the biology building the chemistry building the physical building I don't know but I know that what comes out of them is a better life for me right and all of us are making this stuff so go for it and so University you're doing great stuff I've no critique of that start I know there's nothing going on there that's wrong but it's just the humanities and social sciences really corrupt when it comes to the suppression of expression of professors and all the people worried about being called racist and said I was doing anything else stifling free speech so what he's facing is even worse than than what goes on I'd States in a sentence in that it's it's now legal persecution he is actually you know it's against the law to not use these gender pronouns in your class which is that suppression of speech that's depression of academic freedom it's a complete violation of those things in fact and that's that's totalitarian I mean there's nothing around it my uncle at Canada has these laws dislike of this body of people who sit there and decide who should have a website or not and my uncle is actually happened to him about 10 years ago he was accused of being a holocaust denier because and I don't even know exactly what he was saying on there but he's a Ukrainian and I think he was sort of just defending these Ukrainian tours accused of being Nazis during the World War II I don't know doesn't matter even if he were a holocaust denier he should have his website write the Canadian you go to that URL it's shutdown in effect they put a banner now it says this is now like controlled by the Canadian government or something they have no free speech in Canada and there's no there's no to the doctrine legal or otherwise in Canada have free speech is bad enough Jordan Peterson spacing is because you Canadian this would not happen in the United States until of course you know the sociologists take control and then they will have these laws but we don't have them here so he's actually could go to prison. So that's what's happening he could go to prison for not saying user in his class advice publish that someone blink to me today about this that I did not read yet because I announce that Jordan is going to be returned to the podcast and someone was saying that his interpretation of these laws is greatly exaggerated see if you could find that it's a very recent device article I'm pretty sure it legal and illegal means you can go to prison ultimately and he's completely right that the state no one should be telling him to what to say in his classroom and certainly shouldn't be going to prison for it or being threatened in any way legally Define a fine right people don't understand this incredible how people don't understand that everything is state does is enforced by the threat of ultimate violence right so my mother even said this recently she said how it doesn't violence with parking tickets they just send you a fine is it really so if you get the fine don't pay it what happens when we get another notice and then another notice right Mom and then another notice and then finally what happens korryn gaines's black women in Maryland a couple years ago this is exactly what happened she got a bunch of traffic tickets and she's refused to pay them and ultimately what happened the SWAT team came to her house and and she pulled a gun and shoot they shot her in the head that was over traffic fines okay that's what happens that's what it means to make something illegal at the end of the day for the pretty meaningful as a law the state has to use lethal violence to enforce it or the potential for lethal while you don't pay your taxes even if it's you know $100 in taxes ultimately otherwise the law is meaningless right they have to eat they have to put you in prison or kill you the state has to use lethal violence to enforce it or the potential for lethal I'll pay your taxes even if it's you know $100 in taxes ultimately otherwise the law is meaningless right they have to eat they have to put you in prison or kill you


    Joe Rogan and Thaddeus Russell Debate Gender Being a Social Construct
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    so in this is the second my second disagreement with Jordan Peterson he thinks that all the the stuff in college campuses that's crazy is because of post-modernism and he doesn't understand post-modernism what's going on college campuses people making all sorts of Truth claims about things like race and gender right I'm black therefore I will always be this. The other thing you're white therefore you are this done the other thing no matter what right that is actually old modernist scientific racist thinking that's what these old racist geneticists eugenicists thought back in the day it's amazing again sjws are actually really really conservative and ultimately racist the bottle comes out of French philosophy in the 1960s and 70s and 80s Michelle fuco is the most famous example of a of a French postmodernist and he they get dumped on all the time but the central the central argument that was made by Farruko and postmodernist was that none of these things are biologically determined that there is no Natural Essence to anything that every the social construct which means that we now are free to choose our own destiny as individuals right prior to that prior to the 1960s and 70s it was the dominant belief that if you were born a woman you were going to be a wife and a mother and if you weren't you were doing something unnatural right if you were black you can never be the head of snooze for the President right you can never do math whatever if you were white you know you should do all those things right everybody's Destiny was determined at Birth and everyone believed that most people believe that suppose modernist came along and said guess what you know we found looking at history we found is just what I said I just gave you the whole postmodern argument right there we looked at his room he saw first of all the all these categories of changed over time which tells us that they're just inventions just inventions to get reinvented all the time OK and second of all the observe the purposes of ruling Elites because they get to put people in their boxes and control them more easily right there black therefore they should be our slaves so it's okay for us to have them as slaves those women over there we don't want them you know working for NASA so that we will have a rule against women working for NASA whatever it is right so postmodernist set none of this is biological none of this is inevitable you are now free to do what you want as an individual it was a liberating moment it has become the dominant way of thinking and Academia and I have to say in my view it is the Supreme achievement of academics ever huge we no longer generally have those ideas at least you don't operate as such so black people are allowed mostly into places they weren't before women are allowed very much so into places they weren't allowed before all the whole world has changed and I think principally from that idea so that that doesn't mean not the problem is it at the social justice Warrior so-called on campuses have used some of that language taking a s*** on it so the trans movement for instance right that started from post-modernism that whole idea right is that you know if you were born with a penis you're a man and you should do X Y and Z with your life the trans movement needed that needed post-modernism to make that intervention and say no that's not true right you can actually be a woman because the woman is an invention is a social construct what trans the trans movement now is doing which makes me so sad is that they're saying that I am biologically essentially naturally you know in my core a woman no no one is no one is you can't the whole point of this movement used to be that you get to choose your gender or choose not to be a gender you get to move around your destiny is not determined for you what the lot of the trans movement now is doing this is a good word reify they're making these ideas with abstractions real again they're making these claims that are similar to Sam Harris's claims and to old racist claims into Old Texas claims that if you're born a particular way biologically this is who you are right as you put a lot of trans people say that's right I was born a woman that's that's what they often say what I'm saying is anyting you don't think that women that some women are born women and some that you don't think you're born a man now what are you born why you men for all sorts of reasons now you're a man right we're not talking about the broad spectrum of masculine Behavior we talked about no one is born a man you're not born a man I'm not bored and I'm saying that the hold on here I think it's the category of man becomes meaningless does it Runner in any dick but that's a broad that didn't he comes to me pretty damn meaningless but the numbers are incredibly small at those crossover marks you're talking about us very very small percentage of the population either Andy Dick nor yoel Romero are trans people right babies from lot of people called men who don't and can't can't okay yeah but that's rare or rarer pretty rare not that rare though it's very rare most men when they have sex with a woman and they put sperm in their body they can one baby one characteristic of the men can't make babies an incredibly small fractions vast majority of males with the XY chromosome who have penises are capable of impregnating a female with an XX chromosome mean ended the mail was born a male the female was born a female that you are born a man or you are born a female many many characteristics right that we assigned to the category many of them so why The Man category in particular that there are some men who don't share that characteristic which ones don't you that's their aberration the aberrations the ones with the numbers there are about the same as the number of men who are infertile why then are people sickle cell anemia definitely black why is that definitely a black thing same thing it's again why are we why do we drop this line called man around all those different people will why do we do with animals when you have a male dog and a female dog isn't there a male dog and a female dog you don't believe there's a male dog Venture one of them has a penis and testicles real thing we see we call it penis sure I get it and I got it and that's the world I live in absolutely so I operate in this way by the way so I talked with the world that maybe more or less masculine or feminine but it does a planet dog my point here which is that did draw a line right in those do you do all dogs look alike my God there's a huge variation there a female dog what anyting I mean if you have a really good breeder you can get pretty goddamn clothes we talked about dog know there's nothing there no to into organisms that are identical certainly and I'm not anything ever because we must do that to live in this world what do you say what I am saying is we should probably stop applying certain categories to human beings in the ways we have done because they're also known male and female because there's certain invention certain social constructs that do nothing but bad things to do no good and they're only social constructs like race and gender will tell me how the race engendered I'm not worried about Dobermans a gender definition only bad Define man as man run it's it's it's about making the biological clamp the bright the biological connection there will making a definition like saying a guy who is born a guy who gravitate towards male activities likes females all those things by saying that that's a man that this is a boring man you're saying no no one is so you're saying that those characteristics are naturally determined then all of us guys who don't do those things are unnatural which things are those women you characterized as being male that's so common with males what is being attracted to women engaging O'Reilly Aurelius sexual always have to help classify them as gay men so just take one or two or five or 10% whatever it is only been homosexual hundred percent never been attracted to a one. Okay okay that's still a really significant significant number of men who don't identify as homosexual have had sex with women have been attracted to women but have f***** men prisoners are pretty but still f*** men so Kenzie the Kinsey study found that it was a 30% orgasm in a sexual experience with another man yes yes I personally known many men who you would consider straight who identify a stray who have done something with men either give him a b*******. No b******* had full-on sex jerk each other off you are you are saying you know guys who sucked other guys dicks a guy you're saying a man do it to a man identified as men by Society have done these things that Society consider to be unnatural for men when they were a man and look what happened to those guys historically how much recently but certain distill today but it certainly is stored we can't keep going back to a hundred plus years and I'm still talking about a man who's having a sexual exchange with another man like you can be sexually attracted to another man it doesn't mean that you're both not men famous male most men most are attracted to women but a good percentage of them are gay this is not like complicated stuff they're still men yeah I mean I don't know where to go from here I think it's funny cuz I thought you were totally with me for like an hour and a half and now it's like I feel like you're not there I think there's a giant Spectrum a man or a woman isn't born a woman I think it's disingenuous it's where the so okay Thailand Thailand I think in India and I think there's several Polynesian countries there's several countries where there is a legal and cultural and social category that is neither man nor woman nor male or female like in Thailand the ladyboys right now there's other countries to have this you can look it up it's easier okay you know about this major what about that what about those weird variation but Joe take the lady boys from Thailand OK and move them here to this country now how will they be what do you mean how will they be considered Americans don't have those categories okay we have only to do we have only two variables in Thailand also that you're dealing with like really young sex workers there's a lot of weird s*** that goes on in Thailand a lot of abuse so is the ladyboy category real or not it's certainly real as a real people that mean there's absolutely people to feel like they're born the wrong gender reveal why is it a woman real I don't feel too if you want to say they're all equally real I'm down a good salute you know biological meaning there's nothing meaning that they there fluid you know basically arbitrary sorry I mean that we invented change where you are in a while disagreeing with you you kind of did say that a man isn't born a man and a woman is born waiting for sure a lot of them are for sure a lot of people that have your stereotypical classic female characteristics were born female and for sure there's a lot of men with classic stereotypical male behavior and patterns and desires they're born men you need to be considered a desire to f*** anybody they don't want to they don't want to be a man or a woman then call themselves queer they can call themselves whatever they want they don't want to be a female they don't want to be a male they just want to be human deal deal if you if that's what you have to say about it and you want to not get in the way of people doing those things and making those decisions for themselves and let them do what they want to do I am totally with you if you really identify with being a giant squirrel that's awesome that's great and that's what matters I'm just saying that claims and I want to end it here claims about you these essential characteristic that is biologically determined right you know are the things that reinforce getting in the way laws policies cultures ideas Norms that get in the way of people doing what they want to do with their own lives tickets for sure with some people will do you mean variables are so extremely kind of spectrum is so broad so after I was on your show the first time I got a whole bunch of comments from people calling me a f** and a p**** and a sissy and this and that they read those why it's not your fault for calling me a girl I can't read those another words in a lot of them they're really saying they some of them elaborated on this was that I was you know not really man enough right of the last item and for whatever reason I don't know I don't care it's fine I like that it's funny but it really proves my point is that you know these things are very fluid so they kind of were kicking me out of the category of man I was like cool please this is one example of what goes on generally which is that we do this all the time right view like that like that all your facts you likely be like oh my God I'm a dangerous crazy notice me looking me in the eye we are so close to violence like anything can happen here but this is a person is not rational


    The Eddie Bravo Conspiracy Compilation: Flat Earth Edition - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    at what the f*** is going on with I don't know I don't know you think there's a conspiracy in the conspiracy I think maybe is this a double negative Jim Kim Jong-un generals okay they're just putting on a show and he's designated villain when we need to distract people from this or that f****** he thought Kim Jeong Hoon his appeal a lot of physical testing in missiles a lot of them mean they think he's probably legit he's probably legit but we've been lied to so much I wouldn't doubt it and they just live there they're all actors nothing I mean this is nothing they put together a bunch of people and made a f****** parade but I think the moon mission six-time everybody believe that's yet because of the movie about the whole North Korea Evolution has been dropped in war outside of a nuclear bomb we don't believe when it comes to military ship gets blasted on History Channel or CNN automatically what's their angle I don't know McDonald's what about the wooly mammoth I would say that's a f****** that they found a giant kangaroo what would happen what the f*** believe the Earth is flat and the Sun is 3000 miles away and I remember sitting there thinking Amish or something like how dumb do you have to be in the World is Flat takes a photo from 22000 miles an hour every 10 minutes A Thousand Miles Away not have one of those satellite bake why do you think it looks like true true mobile think so I think I'll go there I think all governments but most of them the globalist are working together to control their there I got them crazy you put them on a ball might guy says you're on the ball you're nowhere don't try to go anywhere to stay there and work I don't think you're thinking correct I know that's why I've stated many times that you're crazy but here's my mind when you use it when do you think you started losing it I think I was as soon as I found out when I was 11 that everybody wasn't Catholic I was attacked when I started losing my mind we're right there's a bunch of what's a Jew oh s*** there's more Jews and Catholics how do we know we have the right religion education energy everything is always been controlled by the government since day one radio has been used as propaganda since the day it was invented you think some independent dude invented radio and then he started broadcasting the his favorite music and shed and you can what his thoughts it was the government from it was the government in all countries from day one and TV in the movies it was radio TV and the I've always been about propaganda always in every country hits nothing new there's a there was a War on Drugs Start A War on Drugs then there's a war on terrorism get there so much fun when you look into it look into it what is immoral experiment it was on that they couldn't recreate it so this thing you keep repeating is b******* well maybe it is kind of Earth from space but we're sitting on from space when I see a real picture then we'll have the proof I'm just saying we don't have none skyscraper why because I believe skyscraper it standing there that's true but how am I believe in that much have you looked into like the science of space travel how much you looked into how much work was done to try to put satellites into orbit so you think how much did you lose question Shop NASA CGI artist picture of Earth I don't see that up there okay so where's the let's get to some photoshop online stuff you don't need anything from space you can do it online indeed visit a ton of f****** space junk Mankind and they don't even have the records anymore do you know what I'm talking about this earlier man detective on the planet would would be suspicious maybe they did fake that but you can't just lump and I'm saying they did the greatest achievement of mankind good Massa if we were in space there is no atmosphere that's why everything floats gases and us we're dense to but we would float in space I'm playing right for sure I worry about Yeti I really do know you have no idea applying unicorns bro on Grandma's flying unicorn promise I'll make it out of here crazy will discredit the Flat Earth theory my mind can't handle that everything is at the house. f*** yeah I like it like that


    Joe Rogan "Ann Coulter is a Troll"
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    and it was Ann Coulter do men she wants rental books me trying to troll she's a troll she told me like this is cheap even for her like this is just like a cheap Ploy during this whole Trump movement she sees the the whole momentum of the country is so she's going to write a book and put Trump in the title of this thing but it's weird it's just weird that it's so easy but it makes sense just like we're talking about how Reagan's for mobilize the right-wing conservative people that were Christians that really weren't about politics before that and he kind of brought him in people real like they look at it and go hey look this is an angle no there's an angle we can take that no one's been taking and this bait-and-switch this whole thing because they know exactly what's going to happen when I go there and then of course that's exactly what happens and then they can use it to be like freezing anti shutting down people who are writing things to her people people of like pulled quotes of his from the past which is interesting because I mean I'm sure people's philosophies change I'm sure mine Tab and yours have but this is like one more piece of evidence that what you're seeing with a lot of people that are in the public eye that are involved in this whole political arena is you're seeing their working angles the like what's the angle like okay let's go that way and you can justify the guy could justify a lot of if I want to do that if I wanted to be if I wanted to be in an anti Trump protester and anti-free speech prostu if I wanted to be a person who thinks that Free Speech should be limited because hate speech is not protected by the Constitution like Howard Dean just said that f****** a****** he said hate speech not protected by the Constitution First Amendment saying about 2 but it was ridiculous are you with the way he said it wasn't even like Justified it wasn't like someone was saying okay we need to gather up these gay people in hanging from stop sign that's not what people are saying it was wasn't anything that extreme where I think it was Ann Coulter I think what is the advocating around the you know to round up Ankle Center Esther for that you can stop her talking just thought out statement that got trampled right you know and just thrown out and everybody sort of repeating it over and over and over again and I just don't think he thought about it when he was saying it yes what's the head coach's upcoming speech in Vermont the Vermont DNC chair Howard Dean elaborated on his argument that and called his upcoming speech at Berkeley does not have to occur because hate speech and quote is not protected by the First Amendment f*** you man


    Joe Rogan & Sam Harris on Twitter Trolls
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    what comes Temple what was the effect on my mind of looking at my Twitter at mentioned so I wondered that when you were asking people what kind of questions they said we should ask what was that has podcast sometimes it's incredibly useful and then again tonight then I get to the river of green frogs and weirdest but to the previous point I pay attention to something for long stretches of time rather than doing something I know is good for me with my attention I got to spin the roulette wheel with with Twitter and rather often there's just this kind of toxic undercurrent of Avita mental activity that it produces in me that doesn't make me feel any doesn't equip me to do anything better in my life doesn't make me feel any better about myself or other people and it if it has any neteffect its it basically grabbed a dozen dials that I can just heard Emily conceive of in my mind and turn them all a little bit toward the negative and I feel a little bit worse about myself a little bit worse about my career a little bit worse about people will do a little bit more the future little bit worse by the fact that I would just was doing this when I could have been playing with my kid or or writing or thinking productive thoughts or meditating or doing anything that I know it's good you still do this it just on the podcast you also be talking about people you're arguing with on Twitter or so the arguing is a part of your world a lot yet on Twitter she just has there's people that have radical misconceptions of who you are I'm sure you heard the Josh zepps a Patton Oswalt thing don't don't listen to it okay I kept seeing him in my Twitter feed Andy Kindler and then I realize wait a minute he is actually he seems to be established, he seems to be friends with people who I really respect who I don't know like you know like Sarah Silverman who I don't know personally and communicate again not a big comic so I totally respect I don't know how close he is with these people but he basically has endless energy for vilifying me as a racist and a bigot right he's just he's a madman and I discovered so I did a search of his Twitter feed and he's got hundreds and hundreds of tweets where he's he's going after me in the most retail way to princess like I tweeted out can anyone recommend 500-seat halls in all these cities and I think your friend is is Duncan Duncan wrote back saying oh yeah dma I've got a great place in Boston or something and then Andy Kindler jumped into that thread talking to Duncan saying don't help him Duncan he's a bigot right so I can't like this is the Andy Kindler just got in with energy for this and then I then I looked at you know what he was doing and he had been doing it for years and I wasn't aware of it Matt's so he was on here and I actually had to go back and watch what he said here because I've been getting so much of this on Twitter and amazing credibly common people are tweeting at me saying why won't you debate Hunter is it is it is Matt's right he said here you know half of it frankly didn't make any sense but his attacks on me on Twitter are the most juvenile it's like the idea that he thinks this is a way establish a conversation with me by sending me to tweet and then sending me 400 which say you're scared to debate me right it's socially retarded approach to establishing the Baton contacted contact everytime I look I I I seen him somewhere in there I bet then there's isn't that Mike cernovich who it was actually has effects on the real world I mean the bike crnkovich it is again Twitter troll other guys whose challenge me to debate him and you know there's absolutely no possibility nine times out of ten looking just makes me think I missed an illusion because if you met most of these people with you if they came up to you at a conference or do you know book sign-in or so you know after a gig of yours and you saw you had more information about them you saw all of the you know all the crazy coming out you would say I don't have to pay any tide of this no reason to pay attention to what this guy is saying where's on Twitter everything is has the same stature so whether it's you know the Washington Post columnist who's tweeting at me or some some guy like a hunter who and I had no idea who he is but he's telling me I've got something wrong everything has the same stature and you just has no signal to noise sense of what you know you f***** up cuz you talked about them both what you said Candyman what times and now you got a problem you talked about him right now I'm the first time I've ever mentioned bringing it to you because you created it was it was it was his podcast definition of what you do wrong he'd really didn't have anything but he's one of the things he does and he what did he when I talk to him about it no end half of what he said about Dawkins and me was totally wrong have what he said about the relevant biology was wrong and he's just he's not that doesn't have his s*** together but he thinks he does and there's a there's a there's a level of of arrogance and and incivility and just so kind of a lack of Charity in interacting with other people's views which is now kind of beginning rebranded on the internet as just just American can-do hootspa right and it's like a Swiss given us Trump writes like you've got the ultimate example he's like the cartoon version of you know a person who doesn't know anything relevant to the Enterprise who doesn't show any aptitude 4 sivley engaging with differences of opinion and this thing gets be no Amplified to the to the place of greatest prominence now in human history everyone's on social media are many people on social media are playing the same game and you know mr. novich has another malignant example of this where you have someone who's got a fairly large, it's not as big as yours but it's a very engaged when living at this whole Trump phenomenon has has has shown me that Pete that if a small percentage of of one's audience can have like a hundred times the energy of the rest of your on inside whenever I went against Trump on my podcaster and this is still the case the the level of of pain it causes in the in the feedback space is completely out of proportion to the numbers of people who are who are on that side of the argument it's incredibly energized but it's just this weird style of self-promotion where you all you do is that you brag about yourself you say you're the best you're in you're someone who has absolutely no basis to back up those claims and yet an audience Thrills to that level of of arrogance and an empty boast it's a bizarre but there's a big issue I think online where people find find people and then they develop these communities where they just support each other and they they just have these these gigantic groups of people may not even necessarily gigantic but groups of people that find any subject like for me you know what it is Flat Earth right by people all day they claim I'm a sellout because I don't believe the Earth is flat Miz's real that you're describing is both has really serious negative consequences but also have some beauty on the Same by the same token you've got parents all over the world have got children with rare disease but they can connect on the internet and bond over that and share tips and doctors in Ohio this in our politics right now etcetera etcetera in the Earth is flat and pay attention is an art that can be mitigated with diet and parents have had some success with that and they can give you some enlightening information and then you can communicate with each other and that's nice it's beautiful name some of the hashtags that people use that they they find search through great but you know he's a little communities that you're bonded that's those those ideas that that's there's no confirmation bias in that those ideas but is confirmation bias in the idea that Trump is the man is confirmation bias in the idea of the Earth is flat you know any if you just huddle in those little communities and just bark the same noises that everybody else barks there's some sore sense of community in that to yes I know why people love that feeling of being a part of a f****** team and you don't have that you don't have to listen to other people's views are politics and media right now when you go to those people's Pages which I do often I don't engage with people in the negative way online very often very very do not look at your ad mention to you that you do I just like to just go on about my day for days without looking at that mention to me that it's more that if I publish something if I ask for feedback I want to see the feedback definitely not something I agree with the most crazy people yelling your own but you don't want to see any of that they're dealing with millions and millions of people and who knows how many of them irrational would you deal with it you know that I had one of my special girl talking about the the number of people that are stupid in the world I give you get a room full of a hundred people the idea that one person isn't a complete f****** idiot of course you're being very charitable so if you have 3 million f****** idiots in all your ad mentioned if you look at your ad mentioned in 3 million comments are saying you're a f****** moron and did you just too many people the numbers are there not manageable the numbers of human beings you interact with online or not manageable so anytime anything gets negative or insulting and I just check out I just next next next I don't pay attention because you can't but if I f***** up and I know I f***** up one of the most important things that I do is I admit that I thought you and I talked about it and I apologize and I say look I'm blonde I'm human I mean mistake sorry and then just step away in the comments at all the people call you a show and whatever let all that happen but don't let it in like we're letting it in and then you still want it and you have to bring up you know Hunter and all these other people and that's that give a false impression of of how under my skin that has gotten talked about it at all those too much of huge Trump this way is that this this way that's the fact that this style of communication is attractive to so many people the fact that you can the bluff and Bluster and empty boast and lies would it were being caught in lies without Consequence the fact that people never mistakes you do and which I do you know you make a mistake you want to hear about it you want to correct it as quickly as possible right that is the antithesis of what we're seeing now in this pays a minute maybe when has Trump admitted a mistake but I don't want to be the leader of anything if you want to be able to correct errors whether they're your own or others especially when they're consequential and I think that we need a we need a common ethic we're lying has real consequences and so many people trying to figure out what's the antidote to fake news well one antidote is to be caught lying has to be devastating for your career right like I had politically journalistically academically make that a public intellectual I'm going to be caught in a whopping lie without will require at minimum some serious atonement and Israel I mean it's like it's like you know the whatever that the nitrous oxide boost in those to hack a car is rice like we can use this stuff right and the getting the way you behave when you get caught just which is to say just go fuc yourself just ripped down into your credibility in your money or try this guy is so powerful he can he's so fully doesn't give a shitt what people think that he can catch him in a lie and just watch how he he get out of it but that's that's what it what I'm doing when I was bringing up these guys like cernovich I mean this is actually I trolled so I decided a troll cernovich one day and I thought it was hilarious and I was just nothing but fun solo online where you can get away with saying things that are dishonest and that there might be some sort of a way to mitigate that in the future there might be some I don't think we should act like dishonesty and Bluff and Bluster to use a phrase used before it started somehow nude to the human repertoire I get that the acceptance of it seems to be though I think we're going to. Where that is true and I think it is aided and abetted by technology and social networks interesting conversation with a guy that you introduced me to Joseph Goldstein meditation meditation teacher Ultra Sans and we're talking about the current political situation use the phrase that I like when I was asked him what he thought about it he said I'm kind of sliding into geological time and I think that actually makes some sense not to say that lens to look at the broad scope of human history to see that you know over time we've got these ups and downs is getting to the top of the mountain near Denver with a big bucket of margaritas that's exactly right to look at the broad scope of human history to see that you know over time we've got these ups and downs is getting to the top of the mountain near Denver with a big bucket of margaritas that's exactly right exactly right


    Joe Rogan talks to Dan Harris about having a panic attack on Good Morning America
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    anyway thanks for calling you guys thanks for having some weird time you know I've been extra weirded out over the last couple months and I just got back from Mexico is on vacation I didn't do s*** for a week and in not doing anything for a week I really got a chance to sit down and think about stuff and I'm more weirded out by life today then I think I ever have been before so I'm excited to have you on cuz I want to hear your story cuz Sam has been telling me about it and I looked into it and please explain like what do you like where you were and what happened to you for I was on a little show that we do at ABC News called Good Morning America the Big Show how does a couple seconds into it and I started to get really scared and it just if you've ever had a pet have you ever had a package so it's like anxiety on steroids so you start to worry but then your fight-or-flight instincts kick in so your lungs seize up your palm starts wetting your mouth dries up your heart is racing your mind is racing but you just I couldn't breathe and therefore couldn't speak so a couple seconds into reading what was supposed to be six stories right off of the teleprompter I just I lost the capacity to speak and I had to kind of squeak out something about being a back to you back to the main actors I was in Afghanistan Pakistan Israel West Bank Gaza 66 trip to a rock and I come home from a long run and I covered kind of Dupree Invasion Invasion and then Insurgency in one's kind of 6-month run and I came home after that night I got depressed and I don't actually know I was depressed but I was having some obvious symptoms in hindsight I was having trouble getting out of bed felt like I had a low-grade fever all the time and and I did something really smart which is I started self-medicate with the cocaine and ecstasy and even though I wasn't doing it all the time I like to say it wasn't like that you know that you ever see the Wolf of Wall Street where they're popping lose it that that wasn't me and I wasn't getting high on the air exact one of the questions was do drugs and I was like yeah I do drugs and he leaned back in his chair and gave me a look that communicated the following sentiment okay a****** mystery solved and he just pointed out that you know you raise the level of adrenaline in your brain artificially you make it much more likely to have packed and Baseline a little dude so it doesn't doesn't take much to put me in that will you talk to me coffee and I said no because they could that even that will freak me out it's weird that ecstasy and cocaine was the combination cuz this is something that they actually give to a lot of soldiers that have PTSD and it's been quite a few tests on that a problem presidential campaign didn't have a lot of time to be snorting coke so but when I was home and around my friends you know I do good on a busy week Camino to three times a week I've been out of the game for a long time so I can tell ya ya kind of boring now but it feels to me like it's a kind of a perennial favourite was hooked on coke and I watched while we're in high school we start selling it in the withered away lost like 30 pounds or something like that in the Attic apartment I'm just hide out there and watch TV and do Coke and sell Coke to people and I was like wool f*** that drug like whatever that drug doing like these people it's like knowing someone who has gotten bitten by a vampire or become something different was very strange so my experience is seeing people do that led me to never do it yeah I mean it certainly would not like me but you know I could see it over the horizon little skeleton watch Gravity attached to it yeah me you you you can get hooked and it will bring you down there other drugs you can do I'm not recommending drugs but the way that my friend send My Brother Sam over there. do recover I actually never done hard drugs into my early 30s at when I came home from the War 2 zones and that's what it started I wasn't that was the problem did you watch Hurt Locker I'm sure you did you did you did that resonate with you it's been awhile since I watched a bit apps absolutely I want to just be clear that the experience of a journalist is so different from the experience so much more mild than the experience of an enlisted man or woman so I don't want to compare my experience to to The Hurt Locker, I'm deserve her on the side and I and more experienced War correspondents out there I'm thinking of like guys like Richard angle on NBC actually cut down with him the other day for he's got a much more mild enough to really get a sense of how thrilling it is there's an expression is nothing more thrilling than the bullet that misses you and in my case luckily they all missed that was not true for some of my friends but you so I had a real sense of mistakes but it is it's also thrilling on a idealistic level and I believe in the importance of bearing witness to the what to the tip of the spear to what we're doing to it our military is doing in our name so all of that is a heady mix so you knew people over there journalist killed oh yeah absolutely World News Tonight on ABC News he'd only been in the chair for about a month when he was on a trip to a rock and he got hit literally got his head nearly blown off when he was in the back of when he was in the top of an araki tank almost died is an absolute Miracle is alive their pictures of them on the internet but basically half a head traumatic brain injury was brought back to life is to this day walking miracle that he's alive and after he recovered he then introduced me to the woman so he's a close friend and I I saw cases like that lost friends both Rocky friends and journalists friends my the woman I was dating at the time when I when I spend a lot of time in Iraq she got hit by a tank shell she was in in the the hotel Palestine where all the journals were saying she was on the balcony and her one of her colleagues in the balcony below or he got a direct hit and died I hate she got out of the hospital and she basically got the reverberations and couldn't hear still can't hear as far as I know a journalist in your over in Iraq war in Afghanistan you're in War and what you're experiencing is so far removed from the day-to-day life that most people experience what what is it like trying to relay that to people how difficult is it trying to cuz I think so many people have this the most dramatic television movie review of of War where they don't they don't ever experienced it like I told them I would imagine probably 99% of the people that are in this country will never experience it now and that's good that you can describe it the full picture of its Securities and and and long stretches of boredom punctuated by Terror and also this other piece which is taboo to talk about which is the pleasure and excitement than people get fighting Wars and there you go to this is Sebastian junger's thesis as well and the camaraderie is the most intense camaraderie they ever experienced and so they had something they come back to civilian life and you're missing it and and it's part of what's so difficult risk-taking Behavior among that's because if you didn't know that you're looking for another way to get that hit of adrenaline for sure I'd there was a there's a book and a blanket on the names of great book written by a much more experience than me that he use the phrase war is a drug and that to me sums it up at least in my experience I got hooked on the experience of being in these really elevated Scituate heightened situations cinematic dramatic situations and I will come home and I just I didn't know what to do to replace it and so this synthetic squirt of adrenaline that you can get from cocaine seem to do it for me obviously had tremendously negative consequences until I wouldn't recommend it but I see why people do this so how did you how did you bounce back before that I somehow neglected to answer to the Doctor Who pointed out that I was an idiot and doing drugs and it had caused the panic attack agreed he didn't think I needed to go to rehab cuz it was the who's pretty short-lived it was I was in my early thirties when I started I'm still in my early thirties when I had a panic attack and so is only a couple years if he said come see me once or twice a week forever forever do I still see if they're not not yet a good business but not that I mean it's been well north of it's been about 13 years so I don't see him that often now but for a long time I saw them intensively so that you know it wasn't easy it's not easy and I wouldn't have I wouldn't call but I mean there are people who have had drug addiction Center what I mean there are people who have had drug addiction Center of vastly more severe than mine but it sucks to stop a habit that is giving you pleasure on you know I'm pretty and pretty prominent areas of your brain


    Best of Bert Kreischer Vol. 2 - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    cartoon racial jokes like being heavy on racial jokes just cuz I was like I don't f****** know and I don't care like I don't give a s*** enough about equality to put my job on the line to try to make everyone even like I'll get in tonight with an all-black room I just do black jokes but not mean but just what I do like jokes right but and then you do that much of a f****** power of attorney to do anything cuz even the cleaning people go my kids finger the rest to improv I talk to the audience when you were saying that you you used to do racist jokes or racial joke you know you and you stop doing it because they offended too many people know I never got no one ever got offended but I just noticed that I was the one I was obsessing on it all day long I dream about black people I mean if you sent me I swear to God I'll do is talk about black people but now the dirty the only the further side goes I have a joke about just as racist that they don't make black baby powder like I just think that from a company named Johnson & Johnson they would have thought of that by now black baby powder I'll tell you I don't make s*** and so it's like I'm think I'm done now like why don't they make it and he goes we don't have a problem with moisture the way you guys do you every time I don't use you and I was like but it was awesome was like a great moment I love dude if I could if I had a videotape of every experience I will buy them one audience I would be able to most famous comic in the world had black dudes get on stage in Miami right we will talk right now I'm smoking a I don't know why I remember that but my gray I think you might want to get off stage cuz I can guarantee you they're calling the cops right now and I don't want you to go to jail for just showing your dick appreciate that so casually breaks I guarantee they're calling the cops now they're sitting with I swear on my children they're sitting with an airless albino okay and I said glow-in-the-dark Casper the ghost dick always it was beautiful it was big and I was like and then and then they all waited for me rare he's really f****** funny moments like when it's like when you shoot a bear with a bow and arrow but they don't know they've been injured yet but they know there has to be shot with a bow and arrow watch a lot of hunting I watch a lot of hunting videos like if I if I ever got to f***** up with a ride watch hunting in Florida very easy to get they put a box out for food then they send a tent and then the bear would come out and shoot with a bow and arrow and the bear would get hit food almost feel it would seem like they're like how the f*** was that and then you'd see the look in the Bears face where they be like I don't feel good I'm going to go rest for a little bit that helps a girl look funny bombs it's like it's like you like you like he looks at you like it and you know he's been hit by a narrow my favorite one was in in in in Pearl Harbor me Pearl Harbor Hawaii me Tom Segura and Russell Peters and I go up and I do okay but maybe I was dirtier than I it's totally fine cuz the Only Rule think that we're don't make fun of the Hawaiians that was it don't make fun of Hawaiians and don't bring up Pearl Harbor opening joke he's like man when you get off you like that early sweat like where you get these like he's like a pretty good and yeah like maybe I want to say 3000 people on at Pearl Harbor sitting in lawn chairs with their families what was the gig like what who is it for for the prologue for the Uso military and you can hear you were at war with Iraq and Russell Peters is a little brown for their taste I never realized he looks like the Enemy by the way didn't acknowledge it did have a great set but you could hear that kind of like they brought up one of them like and Tom and I were in the back like this is bad the next day and Russell Head randomly chose not to go randomly and the first word that rifle training was there's one rule Brown that moves you kill it if you want Tom was like what the fuc imagine you're Mexican and you in the f****** Army and they tell you that s*** if it's brown and it moves weed kill it and the girls were like so we walk in and more like the other girls went to the bathroom is okay and then time goes hey do me a favor when they get in act a little like aggressive to them and misogynistic and let's just see the looks on their faces so the girls walk in his own well and Christina and my wife started bubbling like what the fuc he's doing it cuz we asked him to use that was good you do such a Barnes & Nobles working at Barnes and Noble and then working out during the day in the basement but I was f****** the I got fired from Barnes and Nobles has the worst work at Barnes & Noble Master plates no f****** AC you take the elevator to the basement and no one could get down there cuz you had the elevator and so once I get to the basement I take off my clothes and start working out and just like do push-ups sit-ups f****** curls with boxes of old books out into f****** these bucking jobs front rows workout if you didn't know me exactly told you today we're doing a promo shoot for a Steve TV and I did a joke of the day everything you do is only funny if you spent f****** 24 hours with you and so I got fired and then came out what do you want to do then cuz I'm going to be a comedian and as I got this isn't what I do and he looked me dead in the face because this is what you do this is who you are you work at Barnes & Noble don't think you're better than us you're not out of here soon you're better than us might be one of the great stories know that your dad Banana Republic in Beverly Hills and part of my life and my dad looked at me and he was like bug him about this in my pants what do I do Rodeo or whatever you do Burton one of those roads to get to his hotel right so my mom comes up and she's like she's like where's your dad and I said we left me the sweater I got to buy it for his pants I think if you shoot your pants in line for the bathroom cuz then everybody's going to know if there's a big line of people first time I ever heard her the n-word was in this neighborhood but my Daddy V my pain my right there were some nights come get them he just would ya it would be thunder and lightning and he's just sitting in an Orange Grove naked like his pants and we be like over here real quick a little but I didn't shoot my. He just squirt squirt I don't know let's call him on the phone I'm reading something cuz nothing's there... Now hear me out throwing up in Burger King cups you put me out to dream they can give you a cheeseburger in that cheeseburger with some experimental thing that would make you think about Burger King in the dream yes okay here we go so I called Joe this is what you said you go we were just talking about this Amsterdam over the five friends and their and of course we do the rounds in Amsterdam and get f****** lit up Heineken factory jobs I didn't even make it mushrooms that is something that I will buy tickets for everyone for it by salt take it we going to see a lot of sex with someone it's basically like like half a boxing ring so it's like you walk in and it's stadium seating and then have a boxing ring or they just without the roast and they just everything happens right there I guess maybe you should have been but we didn't and we ruined it for everyone so we sit down and they're like and unlike the first is girl on girl flying dildos I f****** everyone that came the stage I just got to find out how many people came to the states call my team of course you did as as a picture did you what you give him before the show starts I have no idea he's extra silly today in Burbank that's pretty dumb dream I remember we worked at the West Palm Beach Improv the old one way back in the day and they put you up at this condo with me and Maddy Kerr we looked out the window this f****** like parrots like actual parents on this power lunch I'm like dude there's like real parrots out here like this is the weirdest shitt ever like their parakeets and parents it is a Tropics right let's be realistic it's too awesome of you Pirates did they come from people that were that had him as pets or where they come from there's no they're just rumors cuz Disney's their Sola people think that Walt Disney's it was Walt Disney's parents and he just said Vietnam people yeah I had a bird I had bird feeders out I bought recently and they found out about it and now they won't leave my house alone are there like everyday will do play so there's horses and parents and awesome horseshit and birdshit all stood up together in the Burbank Sun how is it that it's illegal if you don't clean up after your dog but you're allowed to just have your f****** horse s*** everywhere empty giant assholes 1200 lb body of dude grasses I'm sorry this Cobblestone is a dirt road you farmer f*** pick up after that donkey your donkey just s*** all of my Prius if your dog is not that green this is contributing to global warming before they bring the f****** parrots into the courthouse we would now like to call prosecution eyewitness to Burbank Paris Joe's everything meet you at all how about the defense attorney goes and then and then


    Joe Rogan on Antifa
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    we'll also this all right thing we were talking about there's a there's groups of people that were never interested in politics that are now treating it the same way they treat Sports there these guys are sports fans I mean that's really what it's like it's like this is my team I'm on Tina Trump you know and these f****** Adams Rand Corporation and they're fighting with people now people responding this is one of the real problems with the left the real problem with these really hardcore lefties are outraged and want to do something and they want to be positive if they want to shut down all these people like Milo that they think are Nazis or Ann Coulter and all these people but by doing that by having these gigantic protest and literally shutting down people communicating and talking you invite people to resist that and then you start either these antifa people people in the head with f****** bike locks if they found out it was a professor that was hitting people in the head with bike locks and this is going to have people show up and want to hit you with something until being other people I was like outside because every protest for as long as I can remember in the cops kind of like our hands off and I feel like to provoke antifa block where you know that they're like really strategically oriented and keep going to Berkeley and he's going to Berkeley and then making it like this big free speech blow out where it's like why do you keep going in like creating the situation you kind of know what's going to happen it seems like a manufactured thing and then at the end of the day it makes the left easier to demonize and end basically protest easier to demonize where now you have 200 people facing felony right chargers at the inauguration protest and a couple of them are just journalists were filming and all the trim people like whatever they're f****** riding and their fascist and their antifa It's like because this happened in Berkeley now like all protesters are you know what they're scapegoated to these people and I think it just might have just stand there antifa it's like whoa because this happened in Berkeley now like all protesters are you know what they're scapegoated to these people and I


    Joe Rogan Was Contacted by Scientology, Reads Their Statement
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    you contacted us after the Leah Remini interview right and you wanted to get on and you have this book that you wrote yeah well ruthless with the correct pronunciation of cabbage Moscato miscavige Scientology David miscavige in me before we get started because Scientology does the first time I've ever been contacted they sent a an email to my publicist and they have a rebuttal to what you wrote and their rebuttal is that a website Ron miscavige book.com and they want people to know about their website which is scientology.org and they have a statement as their statement Ron miscavige is seeking to make money on the name of his famous son David Savage Oh David miscavige is taking care of his father throughout his life both financially and by helping him and even the most dire circumstances Ron miscavige was nowhere around when David miscavige ascended to the leadership of the Church of Scientology mentioned by and working directly with the religions founder l.ron Hubbard and entrusted by him with the future of the church any father exploiting his son in this manner is exercising betrayal mr. David miscavige has far-reaching vision and unrelenting dedication has brought the Church of Scientology to where it is today guaranteeing its future for generations to come scientologists worldwide love and respect mr. miscavige for his tireless work on behalf of their religion so that's that's their statement that they wanted to say Louis Theroux on right and look at it I feel like I don't know the story but anytime a father is so disconnected from his son they have to write a book about him so sad time do you feel like that no you don't feel sad at all I don't feel that I just woke up one day and said I'd like to write a book about scientology and if I can give you a short encapsulated statement groundwork for the whole interview you mind if I do that you're okay I was just Scientologist for 42 years were you raised in it no I got my family in in 1970 but I was in the church for 42 years the last 26 and a half years I worked at the international base in Hemet California I escaped from that base on March 25th 2012 you escaped escaped Escape for 6 months we went to this more detail but just let me give you the short story about a year-and-a-half later there was a private and guest investigator caught by the name of Dwayne Powell who was around the corner from my house looking at a house to buy so he could spy on me from that house in front of the guy he gave Nick some s*** Nick said Hey listen man you're under arrest you mind if I look in your car so Nick went to the van and opened it up and in the trunk there were five license plates from five different states there were two handguns a stun gun to rifles one fit up with a silencer and 2000 rounds of ammunition so they arrested the guy they took him in for interrogation and then Duncan looking for him because your son was a partner in this business the father's name was Dwayne Powell and his son was Daniel Powell Daniel came looking for his father and by the way if you want to hear these interviews there on Tony Ortega's website Tony Ortega underground bunker you can hear what I'm telling you okay so Daniel is telling me you know how they operated they were getting paid $10,000 a week to follow me and report on my doings from 8 in the morning till 8 every night and incident happened in June Wisconsin could you possibly do there be worth studying is it just a freak you out like that's what I do understand like if you follow like if I follow Jamie you know what you know what I want to get I'm going to get Jamie looking at the internet Jamie watch a basketball maybe Jamie goes to Jim maybe Jamie goes for a run and we listen to continue I'll catch it goes on show they're interrogating them that's right by and there was Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms agent Rico Hankins and because they were concerned about that son or maybe they're out to hit me because I am the father of the chairman of the board right so then Daniel the sun is being interrogated and he said that they followed me to a town called Janesville Wisconsin where I went shopping and Aldi's grocery store what app should I come out and I had bags to grocery and it was just summertime show had a pocket t-shirt on I bent over to put the groceries in the car I taught myself was going to fall out I grab my life chest there looking at me in the van which they have been following me and they saw me the father called his contact and said listen it looks like the target is having a heart attack what should we do if they refer to me as the target graveside listen let me call you back couple minutes later a guy come on the phone identified himself as David miscavige and he said to them listen if it's his time to die let him die don't do anything don't intervene that's my son all right it didn't just happen right you didn't start so it had to had to go sour no s*** right listen my relationship with David when he was a kid was incredible I mean we got along great he was Snappy little kid he was just very bright great sense of humor just I enjoyed his company but as you grew older eyes you got into Scientology which I got them in by the way I can get into that how I got him in he then started acquiring power and I think he went from dr. Jekyll and then great sense of humor just I enjoyed his company but as you Grew Older as you got into Scientology which I got them in by the way and I can get into that how I got him in he then started acquiring power and I think he went from dr. Jekyll and mr. Hyde


    Joe Rogan - GSP vs Bisping Holds Up the Division
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    all day at the end of the day I want to see the number one Contender fight the champ I ride the fence I got to get the business side from what they want to do and then I get from a pure fighter stand for I was just about to say but I'm a hypocrite because I was happy with Dan Henderson got that shot against Michael Bisping I want to see he's a killer killer killer spinning back Fist and put them on queer Boulevard look like a f****** amateur Jazz f****** hot them. vitality and power is not going to fight the Brunson fight was serious that was a big wake-up call to people cuz that rhymes with putting it on them Australia fight to do two calls himself the alligator she


    Joe Rogan on Jon Jones Coming Back in July
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    all day I don't want about Jon Jones I think it is I got a theory I got an older brother Theory and I feel like dudes who have bad ass older brother's can f****** take it like Weidman Weidman had an older brother and him in the older brother apparently corn and some of his interviews that you know his older brother beat him up a gym and make stuff like Matt Hughes two twins imagine looking at yourself everyday to try to beat up your shower Trucking time just a war nobody has to be back at 3 or world champions yep the lausanne brothers do you know don't down as best ever well he's still got a chance to meet John Jones only 30 years old which is crazy because that means he's really about to jump into his prime I say it like an athlete's Prime for Combat Sports I feel like it's somewhere around 3232 for heavyweight think everyone I think the lighter weight classes it's earlier the Champs are always around that age except for GSP I think he won a title when he was in his late 20s when is Tyron Woodley's what 33 in July will fight Jon Jones on if if but if Jon Jones is it ready by I think it's legit the July July 29th fight Jimi manuwa and it then the fight down the road so no warm up for Jon Jones if he does want one then what do you think about that misaki was a tough guy puts Rocky and then he went right into TJ he's Marlene's fitter and he's he dealt with a lot of problems that he has his serious plantar fasciitis have you ever had that f****** nightmare at the deal with it you look at it when it's in the bottom of your feet tears you can't even like you can't get out of bed to warm up it's a f****** nightmare cuz it's raining so foot movement in the grand scheme of things I understand we want these big payday the big rating so you toss them to DC Jon Jones a huge Raider but if something happens like Ronda Rousey lost Ronda warm up to get paid on that she was drunk and then she fights huge draw Iron Man and she fights huge draw. It's a one-and-done man well make sense to me but they were worried I guess you know with the sale you know you buy something for like 4 billion dollars you want to you want to maximize your profits you know it just the issue comes up with purest


    Joe Rogan & Josh Zepps Go Back and Forth on Abortion
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    it's work it's weird with its nest look like life in general is slippery like what is it is it killing a baby or is it a medical procedure people like a human embryo was essentially the same thing as a pig embryos like ridiculous comparison to abortion and people will always get offended on Twitter when Richard Dawkins tweet something that's on talk about by the way I have an interview with him coming up if it's so if you don't believe me just plug if you don't subscribe the way the people live in the PayPal app Amherst tomorrow to get released in a couple of weeks and don't shout at me for not releasing immediately like you did last time Twitter exactly what's interesting tune there were few motor functions that I think it's affected but it didn't Diddy as a side benefit, that'll be being released at wtp on the school live on in Europe and in Australia it's much more of a much more of a fault line issue and I wonder whether in hindsight it would have been better for Roe v Wade not to actually have been decided by the Supreme Court that way we'll just because United States a right sewing alienable that the Supreme Court like where is it in the countries in court said that the right to privacy there for the right to abortion because we don't want to interfere in women's Affairs but that presupposes that the embryo isn't human you don't have the right to privacy to kill somebody right away if I go into a room my right to privacy doesn't extend being able to get away with killing a baby the question of whether or not it's a baby is the relevant question addressed you know in row so I think that it should be legal but I think it should be legal through the legislative process I think that is a legitimate Democratic aspirations the people to be able to sing about this at all the table find the problem that is one of the main problems in the game and stepping up and saying that a woman should or should not be able to have an abortion question it might be to you but it might not be to them if it's just how I like okay here's the morning after pill is that the same as an abortion because it's become so polarizing United States but both positions are b******* and people on both sides know that both positions of b******* it's b******* to say that it is just a women's health issue and has no ethical implications whatsoever even if as you say you're talking about cutting a woman open at 9 months and stabbing up the embryo in the head it's also bulshit to say that the instant an egg is fertilized that is a person should have all of the rights to life that's a kill a blastocyst if it's smaller than the size of the head of a pin it becomes a human being the baby is born. Suppose you go to premature baby that's born at 4 weeks early in fact now we can already make babies survive at right right around the the point of viability which is where abortion is still on the On The Fringe of the same going to 22 or 23 24 week old baby not we called Baby from me from the moment conception conception that could live outside the womb at the moment it becomes murder to kill us but you could have killed exactly the same organism with exactly the same future prospects life it was inside the worm in the states ruling without a wide but I do know that that is the way that has been interpreted by lower courts since then either way because they'd feel they feel like there's this unjust sort of male dominance on the female reproductive system look when I see a bunch of white men white old men sitting in Congress making rules against women predominantly young women predominantly young women of color who are in areas that have less the least amount of access because safe legal abortions are more difficult to obtain in places like rural Alabama than they are in places like New York City not right but you can understand how it would look bad if you are black woman people of color to that accentuates the issue of makes it even more problematic makes it more of a big left-wing Progressive issue by the can't be argued against old white men make these issues it doesn't look as bad as it looks worse against all poor people seem to drip privilege my point my point is simply I take the Optics as being a bad thing I think the up takes a worse if it's white people and if it's black people but I'm happy to yield that point you can say that point if that's the sticking one the point is we have to be able to have conversations about anything without allowing our identities to prevent us from being able to think list about whether or not I had a right to have an opinion about whether or not Stephen Colbert had been racist right and she was claiming that I didn't I didn't have a right to have a conversation about it because I'm a white man well that was just the way she tried to get out of the argument you know the whole thing before that was her not understanding the joke and she didn't want to own up to me I set you to understand the joke and then when you sort of explained it to her she was using the you as a white man you try to deny your opinion it happens all the time but I think we both agree that you should absolutely be able to have a conversation about this the question is should a man be able to decide what a woman can and can't do with their body and should we be able to make the laws so you just smuggled in the time with her body is a baby if it's a blastocyst and it is in our body talking about that do it when it gets to be an embryo or fetus along the way somewhere along the way it ceases to be just her body and unrelated male human being when should that person be able to make a decision and should a male human being be able to make a decision at all because if you can make a decision about the embryo or a fetus can you make it about the blastocysts like when can you decide and why should a man be able to make that decision in the first place as well uark talk about controlling a body woman with a viable and bring it to birth and comes into existence that's a philosophical question she should not be able to terminate that blastocyst that you are deciding what she can do with her body no you're deciding what you can do to the blastocyst it's in her body should be able to have input on whether a woman should know resume being able to decide that an embryo is just the woman's body we're not talking about the entire process right entire process of conception to birth and that somewhere along the line if there if there are males in positions of power in Congress that they should have to abstain from ruling that it's problematic when a man decides who decides when a baby is actually a baby so should not be allowed to vote for a hardcore like it just looks man the decision that V cells are bundled together must be brought to life they think that those five cells are person controlling a person's body I say no at least you're consistent I don't think one of your baby one year old should be able to murder a baby I don't think a man should have the right I think we society as a side note collected to prevent a woman from killing her baby. Each other when you talk about especially like a blastocyst eventually becoming a member we have to agree in some way shape or form that you and I don't have a stake in it we're not going to get pregnant. It's a way to it's way bigger issue for a woman that is format yes can we bring we agreed it's a guayabera shirt for a woman in his room and politics to deprive are the people of standing to discuss questions that are actually Universal because they moral questions right I think we all have one thing that I try to do as much as possible is understand why people who I disagree with a coming from I don't know you do that as well so I am pro-abortion rights but in order for me to understand where people who protest abortion are coming from its necessary for me to make the leap of empathy and logic into their camp and see things from the way that they say them which is that the instant egg is fertilized fazem that becomes a sacred sacred question of a new life where it's no longer about the woman's body is now a moral and ethical question that we're all involved in because we're all involved in culture is allowed to do and who is allowed to kill and how its let's kill him so becomes a bit more like a death penalty question where you might say why never going to be up for the death penalty cuz I'm never going to do anything that would put me on death row so what standing do I have to be in favor or against the death penalty that's where the Moose question like we're all in this Society together we'll have to figure out what's right and wrong and if we go to brain we should have conversations about what's good or bad and the fact that I'm unlikely to be in a specific scenario give me less standing to have a conversation about it or even to write laws about it if people vote me into a position where I can write laws about it well I certainly think it does when you talkin about a blastocyst I certainly think it does when you talk about the argument of conception and when something becomes alive so let me ask you this when do you think abortion should be legal do you think it should be legal up to 9 months or these things should be cut off. I think it should basically be legal all the way up to 9 months and I probably agree with pay the singer that maybe maybe it's occasionally okay wow so you think that a viable baby inside a woman's body at 9 months old she's fully pregnant as long as that baby doesn't come out she should be able to kill it while I'm saying even if it does come out maybe because I'm evil it's obvious that the process of going from an egg into a Joe Rogan is such a long and incremental passage that I see any reason why 20 weeks at 22 weeks or even vaginal birth is like the absolute moral cutoff I would like what you think though that that's weird that you have this like really rigid opinion on it to being convinced out of that book by passing or about that and so he sort of convinced me that would help mothers I don't think that it should be I don't agree with Bill Clinton's on framing that abortion should be safe legal and rare right that you should have as many opportunities for people not to get pregnant the first place what contraception widespread sex education and this should not just be a form of birth control right on the other hand if people find themselves in a horrible pickle and knows how to get out of it is that he's really hit the baby Little Rock just right now for even discussing it because we can't get pregnant the wrong they're wrong but you're right no I'm right that I should be able to talk about it you definitely should be able to talk about it but should be able to kill a baby with a rock when the blastocyst is the same. It is but you don't see that little f*****


    Joe Rogan on Alex Jones Performance Artist Controversy "He's a great guy"
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    push it if we if you are asked if you are a global us and international left like I am if you basically believe you're a globalist that's a negative thing you want to hear bro I hear New World Order that's what I hear this motherfukers new world order I can't believe we have them on the show people going to be like Alex Jones interview anybody not interviewing you am I I'm not an interviewer I suck at that I've kind of interviewed Ron miscavige yesterday I talk to people and I record it sit not a journalist to the imagination house Jones been my friend for 20 years he's f****** crazy I showed everybody how crazy was my podcast by getting him high and drunk and haven't talked about interdimensional child molesters if you watched and you think I'm legitimizing Alex Jones some sort of way then you just you just you're looking at things in a bird cookie cutter while you're deciding that this is what I've done but a lot of people listen to you and so I think the criticism of these people have is like people put Faith in in you and they assumed that if you don't write the question again something that that means that you tacitly agree with what thing said and it allows you know the right amount of b******* sitting than anything and having fun and he was hammered mean it looked people got a chance to see if they're actually using footage of the conversation that we had against him in his custody battle cuz they're saying he was in Los Angeles on film smoking marijuana he's a Loose Cannon and that's literally being here ridiculous amounts of money I was telling you he's a great guy and he's kind of character theater Giants I don't actually know what do you mean I see clips of him when someone share something with me online but like a glass Too Short just to listen to the best Clips or when he gets mad and then apologizes sorry what is wrong with this f****** he's a maniac I'm not giving him I'm not giving him legitimacy he already has a mass platform arguably bigger than mine what I'm doing is showing you what I see when I hang out without shows people like why you friends with Alex Jones Mike he's a nice guy I have a friend who thinks I'm pretty sure satellites aren't real he doesn't believe in dinosaurs you think dinosaurs and b******* he doesn't believe in nuclear bombs he's out to lunch doesn't believe in nuclear bombs it was you can't you can't even hold it to the fire it's it's ridiculous I don't understand it stopped process and again I've been friends with him as long as I've been friends with Alex Jones he's like one of the very best Jiu-Jitsu instructors on the planet Earth without a doubt is coming back again to the like how we can compartmentalize believes in that story of Jesus but is also otherwise super-intelligent that's a Perfect Analogy is really a rational thinking call people's brains work I don't understand how you know I've tried to study like people's really irrational thinking and tried it but you know what I worry more than anything that why did its it contagious disease I think it is


    Joe Rogan - Eddie Bravo Goes DEEP on Flat Earth
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    that video you don't think that like T-Rexes a real do you really do that when you look when you look into with dinosaur bones the first discover me and it says when you look into... discovering the way the Earth is like the layers and Gentile wood certain time. From the layers of the Earth healthy telling him don't trust anything you see on TV go to retard on Ellen full Flat Earth sinking ship that wouldn't do something like how dumb do you have to be in the World is Flat do you ever do have my Jiu-Jitsu class we're talking about my YouTube red-eyed mini what are you smoking I can't believe anything that ever comes out of his mouth again and I just wanted to go I just went home and I was just going to tell people Phoenix play me pictures from 22000 miles away I'm just saying, I'm saying we don't know what the f*** they have the technology to make CGI that looks that good why don't they have the technology position in the space the movie try to make it look like this week watch that thing in space why would it be fake propaganda Earth from space there's no photo of the round earth and spider that aren't true the movies has kung fu video being a martial arts expert if you were sitting next to someone who told you that their Sensei can't compete in the UFC because they're too deadly when you get pissed off because you're an actual martial arts expert that's just like you with no Science Background whatsoever talking about AZ I'm crazy like that realm of possibilities and not clean to the conspiracy every single time no no it's it's NASA can get picture they've been they've been doing CGI composite this whole time most of them the globalist are all working together to control their their get those that I need After Earth isn't round told you I would keep you on Paul you're nowhere don't try to go anywhere just stay there and work doesn't make any sense it does make so you don't know anything about imagery you don't know anything about that my doesn't have to like you getting angry about no I'm not going to that's when I started losing my mind do you approach these things cuz you approach them all knowing before you even start that their conspiracy telling you what I was telling you so much you got to prove to me you lie so goddamn much I'm never going to be saying the things that a defense attorney website whoever these guys were globalist Beyond personal s*** going on there's a bunch of different factions that you called a government Science Education energy everything is always been controlled by the government since day one radio has been used as propaganda since the day it was invented you think some independent dude invented radio and then he started broadcasting the his favorite music and shin and what his thoughts know it was the government from day one and radio it was the government in all countries from day one and TV in the movies it was it was all radio TV and the movies remember always been about propaganda always and ever it's nothing new it's old-school gangsters hot country has the most losses have to do with the the world government is you just apply this to everything basically I need to talk to you about anything coming from the government dinosaurs don't come from the government just there's so much fraud when you look into it miles away to your dad's not to me by the way that it does because I don't make these fake pictures of the Earth how cold should I don't know I'm out I don't know what to believe. It doesn't even make any sense why would it be easier to get people to listen to throwing a ball rather than their final plate because if there's more land people going to want to work there's actually more landshut what do you mean it's more land if you if you point of math is fake like that the Earth is going 24 hours in a circle is that all fake that spins around 2,000 miles an hour I don't when you look into it and stationary all of them failed that's not true you can say things like that that's what Eric Dubay says and he's not backing it up where is the evidence to find evidence experiments that that was a we find out that it is true then what what if they find out Leprechauns are really but f*** exactly alike. that's the experiment it was on the couldn't recreate it was in 1880s I look this up when I watch a podcast people like you just said like go look it up go look it up I'm trying to tell you that that's the evidence you're trying to say it's okay that's why it's not real so this thing you keep repeating is bulshit American Journal science and bought and paid for knock-down that's why we just read this thing that you've been siding you didn't even understand what we're reading it internet then it is one guy doesn't know what the f*** is talking about it makes a YouTube video and you get convinced and it's attractive to you because it seems like it would be an amazing conspiracy to be head up and you get trapped in the f****** rabbit hole and you go down a flat Earth rabbit hole and you find yourself defending things with experiments you don't even understand which means you have it relates to me she was experiment to prove that the Earth wasn't moving and then they proved it but correction you're saying all the s*** a problem with the way you approach these things and you you act as a psyop guy and you f*** people over that want to look at real conspiracies but I talked to that's what I thought that really happened when you look at those things and people explore them are you sure why don't you look at this look at this stuff when you start thinking that the world is flat nah t-shirt that you believe and you just jump into it with the problem is it discredits all these other things you believe that might be real cuz the other things have some validity to just haven't looked into that's all I used to say this websites dedicated to debunking it is dedicated to the showing you the sign on internet of course you start talking about Flat Earth on the lazy I don't know if it's flat or round when I see a picture of Earth from space but we're sitting on from space when I see a real picture then we'll have the proof I'm just saying we don't have no use looking at pictures while we're sitting here okay you you're not even taking into consideration the fact that you look at it this never be able to see him there actual resolution on a regular monitor in the first place you're talking about a photo of the earth pull the Earth with 22,000 miles away they take whatever smoke in 10 minutes deposit is different today I don't believe it when you take one of these photos please what it's called when you f****** do that of the Earth from a closer satellite not the NASA one that Jamie just pulled up which does show a full full size image of the earth what you're seeing is that take a photo the second part of composite CGI artist is this CGI because it was made in the computer and it fits the definition of computer-generated image rapper wife physically was on the ground in New York City to take that with the camera I was using that building would not fit in my lens I wasn't far enough away but that's not what they're saying they're doing Earth and you going to have things that it is Photoshop it is it is photoshopped but it has to be for the shop to get the photo in one photo of that giant building but where I can order to get that distance away I'm not an astronaut I never been to space will have to come to use my imagination at 6 that I can do for myself like I believe the science in like a skyscraper why because I stayed skyscraper it standing there that's true but how am I believe in science of space travel how much you looked into how much work was done to try to put satellites into orbit so you think how much did you lose government the government NASA CGI artist picture of Earth I don't see that up there styling a scientist are we listening to him or that I got him in the video you said we're going listen to a scientist how he created the latest picture of birth for NASA Photoshop therapist and we'll see what he's actually saying is that it is to make imagery from earth scientists Sciences data I turn data into pictures I look for new interesting events in Nassau do NASA satellites have seen or that are hidden in the latest data to find anything interesting that shows off NASA's unique capabilities funny things the fun part I rely on engineers and scientists to produce the data they're reliable real-time stream of 1.7 TB a day holy s*** is incredible the same as producing 3000 CDs a day we know where to look for the interesting stuff because each instrument provides a very specialized type of information so they looking for something specific I know where to look for example recently there was volcanic eruption the Red Sea the only reliable imagery of this was from NASA satellites we basically confirmed distance of a new island okay so where's the escape to some photoshop set a timer for satellite or satellites telecommunications satellite we got to throw it up there to do 8:35 million dollars did they told me it was going to be overhead I took a picture of it now those satellites are supposed to be like a hundred miles up think about that cuz they're in space and there a light there very small pin-prick of light that moves across the sky you can see what Optics do you want to okay but you really haven't looked and you definitely look with Optics if you look like a big spotting scope these people get these telescopes they look up and they know exactly what's going to be the next to program it into the telescope there's things you can download we could find a coordinate of itchy in the each individual plan on the way these really super powerful telescopes use that amateur Buc-ee's you punch in the key numbers and it'll move specifically to a spot in the sky where you can tune into the moon or tune into Saturn or into very specific areas of the cosmos that change all the time because of the fact the Earth is spinning we're catching all sorts of different s*** all sorts of different times especially no matter where you are if you're on the equator you're looking at it a totally different image you know at One Moment In The Sky than you are the next moment so I can tell you exactly where the Space Station's going to be where the Moon where Mars is going to be and they punch these coordinates into these little computers and they all moved to this thing you believe the Marvel Mars rovers real I don't think I can do this anymore because I don't see why first of all to you where the money is dollars what tell me tell me what tell me tell me what tell me what the space shuttle has done for Humanity tell me all that money they went up out of my time and then they just trash it I don't know how Humanity tell me I think scientific innovation is very important to us because in our minds we concert want newer be better more Innovative technology just a part of being a person in the 21st century whatever you want to know everybody wants a new computer everybody wants new things and a lot of this new stuff comes from NASA technology comes from all the science and Innovation that goes next year space of re-entry they figured out all kinds of crazy s*** the speed and what you'll and they figured out a bunch of crazy s*** and Rich baby food I mean portable cordless vacuums freeze-drying technology all this comes through space is a shitload of things that they figured out that harnessing solar energy there's a lot of innovation that comes from the development of either the space station or the shuttles or a bunch of different things that they invented and they continue to innovate these things these new satellites dish the space are way better than the Hubble they keep doing more and more better and better and it's this constant rush to see who can get to the the the farthest point of technology in whatever field they're in Wethersfield of rocketry with his the field of satellites there's this massive amount of competition between the top scientist in the world to think that's all fake doesn't make any sense because there are some things that are fake so why assume that all this technology is fake really could see the Challenger you saw the Challenger explode in the sky if it's fake no one was there to engineer the s*** that failed he said that was fun chronically want to take 6 Moon missions dude of course I don't trust you coming from NASA am I supposed to believe anything from now you're assuming it's fake every time they stage 6 movement but doesn't matter this is not the same people live because they're different people they want the same human beings ever managed to download their brains and everybody that ever did that job for the rest of time because they're not the same humans scientist for the Russians the Chinese where the f*** is putting satellites as rockets in the space then not the same people from 1969 you can't like look at them it's like in one add one blanket organization can't I can't blame Nassif 1969 van Warner Von Braun Nazi I can't blame today's NASA for all the lies from is that you're saying from the early 70s I'm saying do you believe that the space shuttles were real I saw plenty of video of them and then they take out they let me ask you something do you see that there how I can't trust NASA because even though it was different people in 1969 to 1973 even though the billions of dollars from American taxpayer just because the guys from agency of the government assume assume no I think it's still part of this that those six missions were all bulshit and was fake you don't off the exception not the general rule gigantic and so Global and the greatest achievement of mankind and they don't even have the records anymore we did have even if we did have the tapes we don't have the machines to play anymore so it really doesn't matter come on man come on man press conference it's real weird conspiracy racist person a video camera and put made them a YouTube video you like off have you watched history of Flat Earth by earned event go to me forgetting to say automatically there's a reason because people don't really go to school at McDonald's it all together and they don't learn astrophysics they don't study all these things it's hard to learn the entry barriers f****** huge if you want to study Physics you want to figure out salvation is so many people working on these things Eddie the idea that they're all in on some sort of a giant global life isn't saying Better Call Saul nope what do you want I watch real s*** like First 48 and concise at Atlanta show effective OK Google mine is really brilliant people that are good at talking and their Educators like ham and then they get on television and people love it until he comes back and then he doesn't hit show called Cosmos at reenacts the Carl Sagan show and everybody loves it and more people understand science now than ever before cuz he break it down. make sense in the problem game and it's a body game when you're watching a fake video the guy made about nuclear bombs not being real gets fake okay all the people that have come to a conclusion and then one guy makes YouTube video or 20 guys credibility that generations of studying the science behind it repeated it turns out it didn't even work but I don't like the way you approach people like I was when I was young I was Supergirl I believe all kinds of stupid s*** and I wasted a ton of time like what she was successful guys all those fit and stuff God damn UFO people man there is math a lot of perspective is not one of those what is it tell me it's just the definition of perspective I'm asking you what the law what are the laws is the Horizon always right I used to call this double Lotus for years and years and years and it's not double Lotus it's full load try to type in the law perspective so I want to see what your what you and Eric Dubay believe that that is the only thing I ever find with LA perspective is the word flat Earth with it or maybe there's actually at the Urban Dictionary has a has a definition then you don't believe in gravity constant of 9.8 meters per second that is that's a law gravity rolling heavy lighter than the oxygen because we're going to but we would float in space I don't know how far away are you Alegria can go to any country and work I don't need to speak English to the guy in Germany that to explain to him what I'm trying to get out of it he can test it with the same things the same variables and get the same thing out of it that's why all these things are laws not definition what uses verbose terminology cuz it makes him appear smarter than they really are and they some point across and they trying to say it in a fancier way because they really didn't go to school for this s*** so they say a bunch of s*** that's not real like the law perspective and it's not a lot of stuff nuclear bombs are real the Earth is flat it's ridiculous it's ridiculous satellites are real it's ridiculous his one guy is this well he's not in the bottom line is not NASA NASA live feed a 6 times about the moon missions and I don't believe it should come back from that not one there's no photos of the Earth being round even out this planet Hotel. the video you told me to play with it. but when you watch him talking about how he put together the official picture of Earth from space he's talking about cartoon animation type shyt he's talking about his own imagination 1.70 be maybe we don't understand how the f*** that gets interpreted into an image of the first place I don't even know if it's possible to do it and you know like to have an in perspective 12 inch screen or 24 inch monitor would be is 1.7 terabyte image and shrink it down so it fits in there I don't understand that mess with some s*** finished product is it admitted admitted it's not even awesome pictures describe yourself God damn this is a mother f***** podcast about Yeti I really do somebody figured out but you figure it out you're trying to figure it out I need a battery what else don't I need a government scientist confirmation from the North Star the North Star Polaris where all the compasses are pointing all the company that covers a point to the North Pole there's a magnetic force in the North Pole Polaris directly above ground pool has been more than one North Star over the history of the Earth information from from the internet exactly so you don't believe that I don't know but in the year 3000 BC the North Star was a star called through band also known as Alpha draconis and in about 13,000 years from now. Passion of the rotation axis will mean that the bright star Vega will be the North Star that's according to NASA that's according to every scientist that studies a Teddy from behind you know that because that's why it's still up you get your information there's no information on both sides tic-tac-toe you not looking at the truth in the magic in the North Pole rotate around that and it's right over the North Pole turn around when you look at time lapse photography a Polaris you can you go outside with all the constellations going to Polaris directly above the Earth would stay the same because the Earth is spinning faster than spaces Earth is spinning a thousand miles an hour in a circle even though the cosmos is spending the cosmos changes as well there's a lot of things that change and the sky looks just right over the North Pole of time when they taking his time life time-lapse photographs to take him over a few hours understand that if you were looking up over a few hours and you have one light is directly overhead in the other ones are circling the one light is directly overhead over a few hours not going to move enough to register in the photograph but the ones on the sides are when you look at a time-lapse you looking at a time-lapse over a few hours if you were looking at a time 4 months or years you would see that thing spinning to Polaris axys living tracking that Forever Photography one motion and that time lapse photography but emotions going on there are there just much slower you're talkin about something to you looking at its very quick over a very short amount of time that time lapse photo the Earth in the sky is there if you have a ball and you spend it on your finger like Michael Jordan the outside equator of the ball is going to spin like f****** craziness big long wide Loop but the tip of the ball is going to spend in a very short tight Circle right when you see the Harlem Globetrotters how do you say above your head like you've planned to go out and look out every night will be different. They won't be different they're moving that are rotating LED fog remodeling happy people their souls Angels flying unicorns bro Grandma's flying unicorn how do you say I don't understand last really really crazy Jones is what Alex Jones conspiracy theories


    Joe Rogan - You Don't Want to Always Be High
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    I was saying that marijuana can be your friend and it can enhance your life but if if you take too much it's a such a seductive little creature a little bit of it is like this is nice this feels good but if you get too crazy especially you too crazy with Edibles it'll take you and take you away on this wild journey of paranoia and and and you little lock you up like some people just need to take a couple weeks off just relax that's all good ideas I think people underestimate especially if it's an edible and like all these things you got to learn how to use it like regular you like you like natural sober you it's important to be in touch with that like you don't want them always be high or always be caffeinated or always be anything exactly I mean where people get you know to these places and they fail to do a reality check on themselves you know I mean I get emails from people all the time as well I'm you know life's been pretty weird lately mushrooms five times last week and you do everything and it's like how about you lay off for a while I'd lay off the whatever it is and just chill out nevermind yes all you have to do is look around. What is it about people do that once they indulge in any sort of a 10-minute it doesn't even have to be a substance it could be an activity like gambling for instance like once it gets in your bones it just seems like you're so compelled to just continue that behavior in and the idea of stopping is almost more painful than the idea of wrecking your life this is addiction this is basically these things are re-enforcing they activate those pleasure circuits you know in in the brain mediated mainly through dopamine and all of these I mean that the so-called drugs of abuse which I think is a terrible word terrible but you know the reinforcing drugs the pleasure drugs work directly or indirectly through the dopamine circuits in the dopamine is like your your button for you know in the same way that serotonin it's kind of on the opposite side that's your button for more like Euphoria feeling good but not the it doesn't have the the punch I guess that the which is why people can get addicted to gambling they can get addicted to sex they can get addicted to television all of these things it doesn't have to be substances reward circuitry they work on a different set of circuits but yet even with those your behavior patterns can become addictive you're just doing psychedelics too much and it's not even the psychedelics that are doing it it's just this compulsive need to constantly change your state of mind that's quite true and if people is there many ways to use it but basically you all the question about recreational use versus spiritual use versus therapeutic use sending these are all ways to approach it and I am not a person who says You must do it this way you must do it that way what I do say is do it from an informed place and do approach of thoughtfully you know because I mean in other words don't you know plan for it respect the medicine in a certain way you know the medicine rather than have the medicine be sort of a diagonal overlay about over whatever else you're doing I mean this is something that demands attention and I think that's the best way to use psychedelics sentence for whatever you know whatever spin you put on it is it spiritual as a therapeutic is with recreational is a chamani these are all labels the important thing is that you know what you you have the you approached Medicine of self the medicine is the teacher right not the sitter not the shaman that's the psychotherapist if they're doing the right their job correctly in my opinion their job is to let you have your encounter with the medicine and the medicine is what you learn from their there to facilitate that they can intervene if you get anxious or of things go on make sure you know nobody comes to the door that kind of thing but basic the facilitator learning opportunity where you and your teacher which is the medicine be at Ayahuasca or mushrooms or whatever can have this intense one-on-one interaction you know I feel like with psychedelics as well as with all these other things were talking about any kind of drug and even coffee alcohol whatever Behavior patterns all these different things I think so far along in in these Behavior patterns become so like tight grooves that are carved into your psyche and then as you become an adult then you start to learn like I do there's got to be a better way to handle this let me figure out how to do this and it's almost like getting a car when you're really young and not learning how to drive until you look in your twenties so you're just driving this thing it's smashing the trees and grinding the gears and then somewhere oh my God I'm f****** myself up I have to figure out a way to do this correctly and there's two different approaches one the abstinence approach which is very popular people say while I'm straight edge now I don't do anything and that's it and I just you know I just do wheatgrass and I run Hills and stuff and like okay you could do that too I mean right you can do it you definitely can do that too but it's I just don't think that there's anything wrong with any of these things I think there's something wrong with the way we use them and I inherent problems with things being illegal is that we can't discuss this we don't have people like you or centers were people can go where people can become educated on the proper way to use these drugs medicines whatever you want to call them these compounds and get something out of them they can really be beneficial right but that's exactly right I mean I've said this many many times that you know drug education what they call drug education in this country is a joke because the the sister song don't use them that's absurd that's like telling you know an 18 year old dies full of testosterone don't have sex it's built into the genetics they're going to go for that what you have to do what they can bring themselves to acknowledge in the drug education field is it's not about telling people not to use drugs it's about teaching people how to use drugs if they choose to write I mean like any other skill people have to learn to drive I have to learn to do yoga they have to learn to do whatever they do there's no educational process I tell people many times you know what my stick is there is no such thing as a bad drug that's another problem with the dialog the Badness is projected onto the truck drugs are simply compounds with a certain pharmacology there's no moral aspect to the femoral. Samson comes and how do people use them that's where you know it's human behavior that's more alluring more like I say memo there's no such thing as a bad drug plenty of bad ways to use try but that comes from the person not the compound


    Joe Rogan on Micro-dosing Psilocybin
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    that's amazing you know what's real incredible is that people are using psilocybin these days in what they call microdosing take it very small Doses & in Sydney's profound benefits of things that I'm aware of his kickboxers are using it and kickboxers are using it in a good buddy mine is using who says that he can see things happen before they happen to like he was almost like he's reading people's minds when they're about to do something yeah that's very interesting intense environment of sparring and in the Intensive physical kinetic interaction of kickboxing city scene with people going to do before they do it in a way that he's never able to do quote-unquote on the match right now I'm not surprised at all these things let you step out of your box a little bit they let you step out of usual reference frame and notice things going on in the environment that again this gating mechanism we were talking about we're program to filter stuff out psychedelics temporarily disrupt that they let the background come forward and you notice things about the environment that we're normally you would suppress because they're not relevant to immediate survival I don't know if you've read some of the work by Simon Powell he wrote the song find them solution he writes very intelligently about psilocybin in his latest book the magic mushroom Explorer he talks about how psilocybin is a lens essentially you can think of it as a lens through which you can look at the world you can look at natural phenomena and you will notice things about that those phenomena that you normally would Overlook beak program to do it so in that sense he talks about how psilocybin is a scientific instrument you know it's a lens through which you can look at the world and see aspects of it that are always there but you never noticed them before because we're programmed not to for example you know Kary Mullis is is famous because his discoveries in molecular biology he attributed his insights about molecular processes that he got from LSD he could get down with the molecules as he put it and see how all this is working and obviously he invented polymerase chain reaction with she got the Nobel Prize for so it's not like this is a delusion it's a real thing that he was able to notice that no one else you know what I'm saying he was able to put himself in a place where he could notice these phenomenon and I think I think that's really true if you if you go to take a walk in the forest with an indigenous person you know who in some ways is in this less of this sensory gating in a more open place all the time they will notice things about the environment you know that you are completely oblivious to until they pointed out you know when then that's all yes I never noticed the leafcutter ants or behaving this way or these different things sensory sort of experience of environment like the forest is very different than ours you know because we're used to we're just not out in nature the same way and I daresay I think one of the things that the in some ways inserts a a barrier between us is literacy you know we're all literate right and we like being illiterate it's good that we're literate button to be literate you have to have this separation between the self and the external environment you know you have to pick up a book and read it I am here I'm the point-of-view here's the book you know so that creates that relationship and you sacrifice you focus on one particular sensory modality and you sacrifice all the other input that is coming in I don't know if I'm making salmon but that's that's what these substances can do they can essentially reverse this background foreground relationship that we're so used to suddenly what's right in front of you is not so important and you can pay attention to the things in the background that you're normally your program to suppress and ignore because you have to be ready for the saber-tooth tiger to come lacrosse you know over the the mountain or whatever you know what I'm saying but it's good in that sense they teach different ways of perception you know and I think that's a very useful thing to learn no indigenous people call these psychedelics plant teachers and then call them teachers for a reason you know much of the what you experience comes directly from the experience but much of it comes from your change perception and suddenly realize there's a different way to be in the world there's a different way to perceive what you experience that normally you don't you know we're programmed to filter out I don't know if you've ever read door had Stephen buhner on your show now he writes very intelligently about the stuff he's written a book called The Plant intelligence in the amount call realm and it's all about this you know this essentially what his rap is you can learn this you know you can learn this way of perceiving whether you do it with psychedelics or not you can actually learn it and it's it's an interesting it's a better way to relate to Nature or more an alternative way to relate to Nature of these pre assumed definition of things that we rely upon instead of seeing things for what they really are and box them up and you package that many will there's a car there is a thin then one day you look at the car and you go that's a box that has a controlled explosion AKA stand iron it rules on rubber tire that's exactly what I step out of the box that's exactly what I'm talking about right there's a different way to look at things if you step out of the box and yes it is all those things and it's also a car and it's yet if you did that all the time you never get anything done that's right


    Joe Rogan & Dennis McKenna on the Myth of the Gateway Drug
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    you know whether it's through Warfare or disease or some new government usurping the old Power or whether it's through predators and prey and there's always has some weird sort of reaction to something gaining too much power and whether it's ideas or ideologies or or patterns big they gained too much power and then something shows up that sort of tends to diminish that road the very Foundation of it that's that's why feel about psychedelics that in many ways what they're doing and even the sneaky door like the people to talk about cannabis being a you know some sort of a gateway drug to the ones that are going to change the world the drug Warriors of come up with you know I mean I'm here to tell you coffee is a gateway drug probably chocolate ice cream is a gateway drug taken these things and look where we are now well dig the alcohol one is the most ridiculous one because it's everywhere and it's the one that inhibits your relucent your inhibitions more than any other drug May is responsible for the most foolish Behavior it's everywhere are you getting it every restaurant you can get it almost everywhere you go this way you've been to the point where it's not even recognize dose of drug play framework wolf corsets of drug you know and somebody said that's the only drug you can use when used as instructed will kill you. That's hilarious how beneficial effects whatsoever and didn't have one another reason this is another example of why this conversation about drugs is so shallow because we're talking about drugs he completely scary drugs what about what about which drugs were Rock about which drugs because they're how can you call DMT the same thing you call alcohol that seems to me to be so crazy it's just not a useful turn right you know and then also I mean the problem up there facing that we have to acknowledge which I've been saying a lot lately is you know we're made of drugs right that's why drugs work we are made of drugs right weird biochemical engines run on trusts Richard neurotransmitters and hormones and enzymes and all of these things and biochemical systems are involved with signal transduction with an old organisms are networks of communication their mediated by neurotransmitters neurotransmitters if you isolated them from the brain put them into a bottle and sold them that would be a drug will it is a drug so this idea that you know we are inherently biochemical you know when people don't want to acknowledge that but that's the truth you know we're made of drugs so the people that want to have the drug-free America I'm sorry we're made out of drugs drugs are built into who we are drugs taken from plants or from the outside have the effects that they have you know because they affect these systems that you know brains this is kind of a consequence of evolution you know we have these enormous brains you know that evolve very quickly and we like novelty you know we have all of these brain receptors we like to we like to stimulate those receptors because it makes us feel good or what's interesting or for all sorts of reasons we like to tweak our states of Consciousness it's just built into who we are and it's not a bad thing this is a problem with the way you're thinking you have too many facts and use too much science and you don't have enough Jesus just continue to be deluded than believe in science importance of important that you Embrace Jesus and you just won't


    Joe Rogan - "Alternative Facts is Candy Coating Bullshit"
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    it's not so easy to sort out who's the good ones and who's the bad one sort of like we were talking about this people that have a simplistic idea that all you have to do is get Donald Trump high on DMT and he's going to see the light. It's not necessarily the case not necessarily the case it would be wasted on him I think we would have to do at least at least an indwelling catheter maybe two or three hours of continuous. sorry sorry wrong wrong turn decided to go through his dick folgard locksmith place in a catheter like delivery wow maybe they can program it like like DMT like little Nanobots that go right through the the hole right through the penis hole ready to the system that has run out of her right in there he's just takes off do it away to do it just some perfect super hot 10 Russian hooker looking chick making an adult out of a child a lot of factors come into play but almost all babies are born well they certainly don't have their own personality there in many ways a blank slate and so they're in a lot of ways of victim of the environment they're raised in that's up one of the weird things that I've developed in my own self over the last few years is just thinking about people as babies I think of everyone is a baby now since I've had kids I don't think of them as being adults but I think of them as an adult that used to be a baby and I never used to do that before I I think of people as being a static State I need you I go this is Dennis McKenna this is how Dennis McKenna has always been and now I used to be a little boy was a baby used to you know and then he saw a lot of things I mean that's part of the problem in the old and everyone because he has so much power and money everyone counts house to his impulses but you know I mean somebody's like Jared and Ivanka or maybe a stabilizing influence on him success right I mean this is the guy that you know everything has to have his name on it until Trump dissing Trump. And if you looked at like the Great American vision of success it's to become some sort of super rich Ultra billionaire but even though everybody knows he's a super-rich Ultra billionaire he still is deceptive about his own success he still has to lie about it far past whether it's the numbers that came to the United Eurasian whether it's the numbers that he won the elect College by he lies about all these different things and it's in the it's inherent it's a part of him this intense lack of satisfaction with any result even if it's winning by a mile he must win by a hundred miles that's childish intense intense dissatisfaction that's inherently very dangerous and a leader because it's leading him to make these these critical judgments that aren't it's entirely on reality but rather what he wants people to perceive right that that's quite right I think that's what dangerous that's what we were saying before no thoughtfulness there's no thoughtfulness in the man there's no reflection right reflection of lack of humility North Korea and it's like a schoolyard spots you know that these people have nuclear weapons to throw so we need to back off from that Donald you know it's just but he can't do that cuz he has to respond he has this impulse to respond I mean I think that you know I don't know I mean he's not going to be exposed to ayahuasca you know what what is disturbing to me and many things about Donald in this sort of reality Distortion he's created is people you know they take it seriously I mean that they're sort of like intimidated by it non them people are standing up and saying well this is not true this is not true you're completely deluded about this year you know I mean there is some sort of impulse to show some respect when no respect is is due you know I mean respect for the office office for whatever some but then when he comes out with these things that are obviously not true I'm sorry there are no alternative fact alternative facts or lies are candy coating of b******* alternative facts has the most hilarious candy coating of b******* ever f****** present the idea of having one alpha champ run the entire group of 300-plus million people is insane and it doesn't work when you have technology when you have this ability communicate instantaneously globally with everybody constantly it's just it's an archaic idea that served its time but needs to be revamped how would you do that the really good question I'm not the guy that to be the architect of the future civilization but I would think that putting as much power as we put into one individual is insanely problematic it just it you you dealing with all this ego issues decision-making issues and also the camps that two separate camps the right left hand that's crazy to buy that's crazy to write I mean I think one way to approach it wouldn't have to be such a such a tremendous shift from what we've got it would be to go to a parliamentary system like Canada has fried apple where you represent your party and if the other party gets enough you know they can vote vote you out without going through the whole impeachment process there is no impeachment process they parties can form a coalition and vote the Prime Minister out you know and it's much easier to topple the government and in some ways that's a good thing you know it's more resilient and Canada look at y'all are many parliamentary democracies but that's the one that's closest I think there's also an issue with dealing with the real problems of the world in the time we're there they the realities of say Syria going over there are so horrific and there's so far removed from the reality that we deal with hear you you almost need to have someone who has some sort of experience with those people plans to understand and put it into perspective yo and I think we're entirely lacking of that perspective like a it is in terms of our culture I don't think we understand what a brutal military dictatorship is like I love to see it on television and it seems almost too abstract but the president has to deal with that in a very real way I don't know one person can but that's what it is you don't have good advisers or if you choose to ignore them then you're in deep s*** I mean I mean Donald appoints advisors who already share his delusions of course so there's nobody there to say wait a minute you're wrong you knowing based on experience and expertise and all this year wrong and you need to rethink it that's what bothers me about one of my many things about the way that he perceives I mean you know the thing that bothers me most about the change in administrations is that they have basically looked at climate change they said we'd we don't believe it it's not happening we're not it's not even on the table and actually that needs to be the thing on the table that should be the primary thing we're talking about all this other stuff is important but we're talkin about the accelerating changes that better essentially under under mining the mechanisms that keep the Earth habitable by life this is a pretty important issue and have people that say well it is in a we don't believe in climate change while I'm sorry climate change is real I don't care what the f*** you believe it is real and free for this Administration to not only ignore it but then roll back all these other measures put into place is you know it's just the stupidest idea I can imagine not just roll back but removing the funding for monitoring so you know if you look at the the people in the in the Trump Administration are either from the energy industry Rex Tillerson get all weapons I think the government has become essentially a subsidiary of Exxon Mobil and all I'm not the other way around and so you know that's that's what they're doing and that's terrifying you know what's Goldman Sachs or Exxon Mobil I mean corporations Run the World we've known this for a long time governments are just puppets does this sitting in some ways it's just it's just too eerily parallel to what we were talking about with the rainforest like with all these all this potential in the rainforest and almost has race the race to see like can we get to these incredible new plan we haven't discovered before we f*** it up by cutting down all the hardwoods and burning all the forest can we get to this potential future Utopia of people being able to read each other's minds being able to communicate simultaneously all throughout the would understanding each other regardless of language can we get to that before we blow ourselves up before we get into a nuclear war with f****** North Korea or is crazyshit in this sort of chaotic manner alongside some of the brightest minds and most Innovative people to ever walk the face of the planet they're influencing things in a way today that it's really unparalleled in terms of human history that any new invention or innovation can enact whether it's understanding new compounds that we discovered in the rainforest or some new technology it does seem like a race in some ways between idiocy and genius now they're incredibly brilliant people and they're developing and I'm their solutions to the problems with faces right but then on the other side you have the know-nothings you know who are Marching into the future eyes firmly fixed on the rear view mirror that's like oh yeah Cole technology that's the greatest thing let's go back to that I mean is that stupid or what you don't Coal Technologies obsolete it's there are better Solutions Seattle or the whole attitude toward drugs all the War on Drugs War on Drugs was great let's go back to that I mean these are people who are not living in the present for one thing not planning for the future and they don't really want to know it's like our minds are made up we know drug abuse has got to be bad so let's prohibited let's go back to the old model they're not capable entertaining new ideas and that's a problem. What do you think about the idea and I've heard this brought up and I've entertained it my own self that maybe we need some sort of enemy or some sort of thing to resist in order to rise of the full potential of innovation of ideas of that we almost need some sort of mountain to conquer we need some sort of a force to be aware of the really makes people rise up because I've seen more more people pull Oakley active and politically engaged now post-election that I ever did before the election cuz I didn't expect Trump to win right and now that he did it's like it's raised up is resistance to this insane level that I've never experienced before in my life mean it feels to me like Kent State all over again if you don't know where it was a real shock that he won its if I agree it's been a wake-up call so now there is this strong resistance and they're mmm that's a good thing. That's happening also journalism how suddenly found itself again you know some journalist sectors that are beginning to you know for so long they were essentially stenographers they would repeat whatever the mouth pieces of the government now the journalists are questioning everything and asking you know tough questions of these clowns and expecting answers right like you know when I was young I wanted to be a journalist right I thought Walter Cronkite was the pet cat pajamas I wanted to be like him I wasn't where I wanted to be a foreign correspondent you know I just admire journalism and for a long time I have not found anything to admire in it it's like they're they've all been lobotomized or something but they're rediscovering it you know the good ones are rediscovering it in the re-emergence of investigative journalism and right now I think that's the Lionel that's our best hope cuz I think that these guys don't just keep digging there's going to be so much bad stuff come up about Trump and all this collusion with the Russians and you know what potentially enough to impeach him the question is will the Republicans find enough enough spying to you know to do that but they did with Nixon yeah you know Nixon I mean what he did was not nearly as bad as what Trump is doing so we'll see where it goes but you know what Shameless and never was a certain comfort in the thought that you know they have all these Draconian things they want to do rollback all the environmental regulations whole immigration saying you know War on Drugs none of it is going to happen none of it actually will happen with the immigration stuff's pretty real here in California I mean date I see he's showing up at Home Depot's they showed up at Home Depot's I have a friend who is born America is Mexican and they asked him where he was born the tomei's a veteran and he knew like how to deal with this nenu what's legal and what's not in the united grown man in his fifties and and so they're coming up to him and ask him what we know where you born he's like you can't ask me that feels like you don't you're not allowed to ask me where I'm born and then you know he says who are you in like what you know where immigration and whatever the ICU stand for ask them where they're born but people don't know that they're they're getting arrested they're getting taken in there getting deported they're taking people that are dropping off their children at school and grabbing people and there's a bunch of cases this and you're just hearing about the cases that get to the Press so many of them that you're never going to hear about this is just rampant in this never existed before not in the Bush Administration no not in Bush Senior patient didn't treat it like this is a weird time but I think it's important that they did a f***** up just as hard with the left as they did with the right I mean I didn't they let the clintons get away with a lot of horseshit they got to look at Obama get away with a lot of horseshit they eat they said talking point they were given talking point and they ran with those talking points that they would get access to the president and they would get access to congressman and senator I did it forever and it wasn't journalism in your right and they there did the reason why this guy got a new place in this in this situation right now it's just as much of a fault of them of not holding the left of the fire as it is to you know what's going on right now yeah I mean a lot to answer for if there's no doubt about it I just have a maybe it's a delusion I would just I would just like I would like to think that journalism is finding it voice and finding its function again its function is to you know if somebody said I think it was I have stone you know the function is to comfort The Afflicted and afflict the comfortable writing that's essentially the journalistic mandates the truth and the truth and warm don't assume you know play the propaganda game be able to look Beyond and they have to be in this environment where people keep calling fake news how to be undeniable and I think they're in that sense they are reinvigorated yeah I mean that's one of the things that you know you're seeing but that's one of things that the X talked about like after it was over after the election was over they like we are we're going to reinvigorate refocused our dedication on journalism and I think the Trump Administration procedure with all the they wanted to they inevitably just get bogged down and litigation protest the you-know-what some point they do have to answer to Congress so I think you know I'm the wheels were already coming off before I even took the oath of office they've continued to come off and it's just going to get it's going to just sort of degenerates into litigation acrimony inability to get anything past you know you know which is all good it's essentially in this case chaos is our friend because they won't be able to advance this for Conan agenda thank God and you know hopefully circumstances will enable us to get rid of them quickly


    Joe Rogan on the Berkeley Protests "It's becoming more common, and more violent"
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    this is the whole thing to me when I'm looking at these protests like what was going on yesterday where people are just beating the s*** out of each other in the streets is people with Red Hats like the red hats for the bad people so strange so strange seeing people these make America great again hat such a clear right vs left Civil War and in fact like these little battles ramping up and becoming more and more common in in becoming more more violent yeah it seems that it is you know but so what can we do you know we're not out on the streets protesting on one side or another I mean I I you know and I'm basically I think for me I continue to do it when I'm doing because I think I think these plant medicines are these sing most important Catalyst for changing Consciousness on a global level and that's what has to happen so I'm not saying I have nothing Messianic about it I know I tell people I work for the plants but I think it's valuable to bring people to that experience in a place that is safe they don't have to worry about those issues they can have this direct download with the mysterium tremendum if you want to call it that that can change hearts and I think that globally I think that the Ayahuasca is a catalyst for that you know why is it suddenly gone Global in the last 20 years I think the you know I think that it's a sign that Gaia if you believe in that concept that the Earth itself isn't intelligent entity is giving a little bit hysterical and is trying to get our attention you know wake up the monkeys and this is the way it's you know so I want to goes in them from the community of species to what I call the programmatic primates you know this out-of-control species that needs a good talking-to to what I call the programmatic primates you know this out-of-control species that needs a good talking-to


    Joe Rogan talks to Lawrence Krauss about CRISPR
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    when you see some of the emerging Technologies like crispr genetic engineering Technologies where they're starting to use non viable human fetuses and run some tests on them are you concerned at all about that you can turn about or concerned turn it to sapate the results understand them in detail anticipate with the results are in avoid negative ones to fix that you can but that's not that's that's are we happy that the world is different than it was during Medieval Times except for other people world has gotten more open more interesting and so that's part of the human drama is that it's going to go places and we don't know where it's going to go and that's okay but we should all work as much as we can to try and make sure to the extent that we can that the directional heads is a good one is is beneficial more interesting more exciting more possibilities more fun for everybody and and maybe even more sustainable cuz it seems reasonable that it should be sustainable if we think we can about not just our children but our grandchildren and their grandchildren and so that is self-interest in some sense and it took to be interested in in conservation and sustainability instead of immediate profit if you really care of course you know I'd say if I amassed enough wealth in my children be fine forever and who gives a damn about the rest of the people's children but you know we can decide that maybe it's in the best interest of everyone if Human Society sustainable because they'll be less likelihood for extreme War extreme violence bubble but you can but we behave well in large part because of reason and ended my point is I've had this do we have a session in my Origins project a whole meeting on the origins of morality and and I've had this debate with another akali to point out I'll take those whom you said you can't get out from is okay you can't get off from his just by rationality you can't decide how to behave maybe maybe but here's the point without is you can never get. Without knowing the consequences of your which of the song is all about you can't decide what's good and bad and so science and reason is an essential part of any progress because we can't possibly decide what economic policies to enact or what or what social policies are What technological policies if we don't know the consequences of actions that's why for example so stupid for the Republicans to design his health care policy and promoted before anyone and analyze say the economic impact I mean they could have still decided to do it it's not as if but but at least that data would have been useful for making a final decision it's that simple what will I get getting back to that crispr thing is that becomes available and If it advances before it was available to people that are alive today would you would you would you give it a shot would you change anything about yourself would you become store really gets to that point I'll let me know we can worry about I'm not anywhere near as worried about that as I'm hacking right cuz if you know we can have computers if you can hack to DNA as a lot of kids want to do in fact I'm I was told years ago I'm chairman of the board of something called the Bulls near Atomic scientist that of the word sponsors that sets the Doomsday Clock every year and so we have to think about existential threat to Mankind 7 or 8 years ago we had a compressor from MIT who said his computer science students were most interested in hacking DNA much more because it's just kode Bryant and end so if you can manipulate arbitrarily in a very precise way DNA then of course there are many good things that can come and maybe you can make yourself stronger bigger butt ever you want maybe we're not you maybe your children whatever and maybe you can overcome genetic diseases which of course would be great but you can also with you know with great power comes great responsibility and with that you can also Imagine hacking and so any new technology is terrifying does that mean we shouldn't create new technologies I mean cars are terrifying cars kill look how many people cars kill now maybe we'll have self-driving cars maybe fewer people died some people are afraid of self-driving cars because they do present moral problems and gloves if a car is designed to minimize the number of people that kills and it could do that by killing you if your face with running into 5 school children are at the car turning and hitting a wall what do you want your car program to do ask me any questions we will have to dress but technology could so technology can be used in many ways and it's terrifying but it's trite to use this old expression but I do think of it a x which is at the little thing I gave my stepdaughter once its ships are safe in the harbor but that's not what ships are meant to do I mean you couldn't you can bury her this and you can never go outside the house for fear of being run over by or being embarrassed or whatever or you can choose to live life and your choice but to me living the life is a is more interesting that's why it in in the in the in the book I I point out you can choose how to look at the world you can choose to say you're the center of the universe and if that makes you feel better find in the universe was created for you or you can choose to let your beliefs conform to the evidence of reality and go and assume the universe exists and evolved independent of your existence and in that case your back be surprised it's better to be at have a life full of surprises in a life that doesn't have any It's a Wonderful philosophy what I'm thinking is I'm wondering about these technological advancements when it comes to the ability to manipulate the human body and when they get to the point where we we don't have the same issues that we have today with diseases and injuries or even with biological inferiority is with with everyone looks like LeBron James yeah yeah okay people want different things but okay that'll be a very different world but look at this way you're a pretty buff guy okay you manipulated your body I guess okay what's wrong with that no nothing but I'm still five foot eight OK or LeBron James is 7 ft tall and manipulated his body LG now or whatever exercise physiology that you can manipulate your body more efficiently now then you can before that then people can run faster miles or jump higher because we've been Sports forth forever wondered what your thoughts are on the future well I went there are tomatoes physiological imbalance I try to anticipate the possibilities into the extent I can discuss what they are so that we as a society can address them more cogently I do not however generally debate the possibilities into the extent I can discuss what they are so that we as a society can address them more cogently I do not however generally make predictions about anyting less than 2 trillion years in the future


    Joe Rogan & Lawrence Krauss on Questioning Religion
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    and that's the problem with it with a lot of what's happening are coming people think you know what I really want to believe in this absurd story and therefore I refuse to accept evolution if your device if you're Mike Pence the vice president country you say I don't want believe Evolution cuz I don't it doesn't agree with my ridiculous fundamentalist ideas and he said that in Congress right he said we shouldn't be teaching evolution in schools we should be teaching intelligent design and and why because he defends his personal faith apps it might also be a political Ploy it might be a thing cuz he knows it a large percentage of the country finds comfort in a liter that subscribes the same sort of superstitions they do I suspect he did it sounds like you believed to be like who knows but the point is that we we we should realize that the only that that we shouldn't listen to that kind of nonsense because we may not because there a lot of people this country who do think that Evolution directly confront their belief in God or the Big Bang directly confront their belief in God and therefore they don't want their children to learn about that but what an awful thing to do to your children to withhold evidence about how the world really works because you know you don't have to believe in the Big Bang but it really happened you don't have to believe in evolution but it happened it's like Philip K Dick's said that the science-fiction writer reality is that which continues to exist whether or not believe in it and so you may not want to believe in it but it happened and and for you to withhold that kind of Knowledge from your kids because you're worried it's going to affect their faith is in my paying child abuse because you're hindering their capabilities as a adult in a society which is highly technological to function effectively if they're doing it because they believe it as well I mean it's right do things for kids could we think it's good for them and sometimes it is and sometimes it isn't so I'm not saying these people are doing it cuz they they want to hurt their children they think somehow that not believing in God makes you a bad person right but there's no evidence of that in fact the Steve Weinberg Nobel prize-winning physicist good people in the world are bad people good people do good things bad people do bad things when good people do bad things it's religion do you think that religion and its earliest Ages was innocence primitive man with no science trying to figure out the world and trying to have some sort of rules like almost like a Scaffolding in order to to move to the next if you see that it exists in so many different cultures might have been something along those lines. but claiming that we today should be guided by the worldview of of illiterate peasants in the Iron Age peasants who who didn't know the Earth orbited the Sun and wrote down scriptures based on their beliefs at the time they argued that should guide our life today when we discovered a hundred billion galaxies in the universe and discovered all this is ludicrous so you're absent of Science and religion of the same and end in fact modern times grew out of religion people pointed out how dare you talk about religion is being outdated science grew out of religion and I saved them well that's fine but children outgrow their parents right is so great no doubt religious ideas and all are early signs as a religious cuz it was the only game in town you couldn't be educated except the Church Controlled all the university since it was like the National Science Foundation of the 16th century it's not surprising they were all religious because that's that was the only game in town so that that helped create the birth of what signs are Pruitt and that's okay kids outgrow their parents thank goodness well I think maybe that might help kids outgrow their parents while getting religion forced down your throat is one of the best ways for kids to I like the filmmakers made it but I found people come up to me I had no idea of this is one of the negative aspects of religion that I never appreciate it I have people come up to me almost everyday I write me and saying you know what I saw the movie and I realized I'm not a bad person for asking questions and I'm not alone from small towns in Georgia they have no one to talk to the only ones whose ask the question is God real is it okay to not believe in God and they're told by one else go to hell but you're a bad person and suddenly they discover that's not true and so I think there are a lot of people who have that forced down that's what it's really hard when you're a kid at you don't have these and that's why I do think any kind of religion for kids is kind of child abuse not no matter what because these concepts of a daddy and the possible existence of a purpose the universe are very deep and subtle concept and expect a three-year-old kid to Ram that down because it can address it it ends up being internalized in ways that a lot of people you know I hear a lot of people have had deep religious education to say you know it's hard to outgrow that because when you get when that's thrust into you as a child it's really hard to over ever overcome it the guilt feelings that many religions introduced the fundamental notion that that you know you're ultimately sinful and no matter what you do is sinful it's something a lot of people have hard times with n and that claim of sand is so you know I've debated people who you know who argue that homosexuality is is is it sinful natural God intended it to be otherwise and then I point out what you know what you take all mammals 10% in every species almost 10% have homosexual relationships sheep have long 10% of sheep have long-term homosexual relationships are they sinful evolution of question but it's certainly not unnatural and some's uniforms there's some there's some biological purpose to it and so and wrong is to understand biology but people grow up being told it's evil because the Bible said it and then they don't want to give people homosexual the same rights as other people because they tell her they said God so the problem is people are told these things that are ultimately wrong because you know maybe there because for whatever reason the tribe that wrote down that that scripture wanted to make sure that they were homosexual relationships in the group will it really badly when you talk to people about the Bible in the Old Testament vs. New Testament and they don't even understand where the New Testament was created by Constantine and a bunch of Bishops I threw a bunch of stuff out you don't look at the correct people said the Quran is violent and vicious read the Old Testament you know you're supposed to snow on your kids if they disobey you and and the reason the clock and the reason that nowadays abrahamic religions of Judaism and Christianity may seem a little less violent than Islam for some people it's because you know people take the Koran literally that's part of it to the fundamentalist isn't very few very few people take the Bible literally as namely hey we're going to Stone kids in the 12th century they may have but now we've outgrown it and that Islam is 600 years younger and so it's it's just the old that test was just as violent as the Quran but no one takes it seriously do people most people call themselves religious they pick and choose the things they like from the Bible or the New Testament of the Old Testament they pick and choose a nice Kinder gentler things you know Richard Dawkins foundation in England did an interesting survey so they the British government has a census you know and and they asked people's religions that part of it in the last census remarkably only 55% of people said they were Christian Church of England which was one of the lowest ever they went to those 55% people live in a survey of those and they said okay why you call yourself a Christian do you believe in the Virgin birth you believe in transubstantiation no no no no no religion of desert morality and somehow the people throughout all of the evil and it's not just the Old Testament no one talked about hell more than Jesus Christ guy supposed to love everyone talked about hell this eternal damnation for people who disobey as as as Christopher Hitchens used to say God is like a cosmic Saddam Hussein but worse cuz it almost has just torture his enemies and father alive God is worse he takes his like it tortures them for all eternity Christopher Hitchens used to say God is like a cosmic Saddam Hussein but worse than Saddam Hussein use just torture his enemies while they're alive God is worse he takes a big guys like it tortures them for all eternity who wants such a god what an awful disgusting idea


    Joe Rogan & Lawrence Krauss on Wanting to Believe
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    Barbie Frozen that liquid okay and some numbers that tell you whether it's acting like it's frozen or liquid just like I could describe the beer I get to find some numbers that would tell me where the door was frozen or liquid and so as the universe cooled that Cosmic fluid which is everywhere all these Elementary particles if you wish that are permitting space suddenly found themselves preferring as Universe cool down to be in a certain configuration rather than another configuration okay then it really is no different than the Tri-State of an icicle know exactly it's just essentially as arbitrary it's not magic and it's not as if you know if we in some sense the accidents of what the dust that's on your window and the wind that's blowing and everything else is going to determine what that what that pattern looks like but every day if you had a new cold day that I took a pattern will look different okay it's not as if every day you have the same icicle pattern on your window it will be different and that's what I mean by it's not as if the laws of physics at some level couldn't have told you that if you knew all the configurations on that day why would look one way or another but it's not significant I guess what I mean there's no special significance to that pattern that meant God meant it to be and there's no special significance to the universe in which we live that meant God meant it to be it could have been quite different we should celebrate that it's not quite different cuz you and I can have this conversation so it's a wonderful thing that it the way it is and let's celebrate that where that we've evolved and I can still say that we're in this country we evolved a Consciousness so that we can appreciate all of the wonders of the universe let's celebrate that so it doesn't mean we're meaning less just cuz the universe has no purpose we make our own purpose in our own liking means to me in some sense that life is more purposeful there isn't someone pulling the strings we're pulling the strings and so it's okay to Livernois purposeless Universe it doesn't make life worse it makes it much we just always escribe significance to things that happen to us then physicist Richard Fineman used to used to go up to people and used to say you won't believe what happened to me today you won't believe in people say what he said absolutely nothing okay because when things happen you suddenly their significant you know you have a million crazy dreams and then one night you dream that your friend is going to break their on the next day they break their leg you go oh my God I'm clairvoyant like you wouldn't believe I just saw license plate it was j-24 796 can you believe it because you know that's a significant to sing a license plate that says one one one one one one one or or a license plate that says I am God okay they're all just as significant but with the things that appear to mean something to us suddenly take on some significance cuz we're hardwired to want to believe just like the X-Files said we want to believe we all want we we are we're hard but what the here's the reason we want to ascribe scribe meaning to everything and I think there's an evolutionary reason for that for example if you're in early modern human on the Savannah and Africa the leaves can be resting in the trees next to you you can say no reason in there and what happened was so it may be as a line causing it is a cause for that happening are potential ancestors that said there's no reason they got eaten the ones that didn't other ones are reproduced and so in some sense what kind of hard-wired by Evolution to want to find purpose and meaning and everything but it's not just recognizing danger or potential danger of course it is in that case but but but but of side effect of anticipating danger is to ascribe significance to things that you're much luckier if you're much will not lock your but you're much more likely to survive if you describe significance to everything perhaps in the early days then if you were scribes significant to nothing but when we say when you talk about significance essential you're talkin about Divine significant to talk about some sort of a now you're talkin about something powerful this is the one that is meant to be the leader of this try because he's going to lead us right and social beings may be found at you know if they imposed some meeting on the Universe on the universe which otherwise is hostile and dangerous that maybe it might help buying them in jobs that make you help Mike make them happier about being alive early on because they might be so scared of a universe that wants to kill them all the time that it would embolden them so there's obviously an evolutionary purpose to to what is religion cuz otherwise I wouldn't be everywhere right but it works the fact that it's Universal must mean there's some evolutionary utility to the believing but then certain things eventually even though they worked and were useful early on as our Human Condition changes they may not be so useful well that seems to put be the place where we're at now but no progress but a few and cooperation and so evolution is now is now counterproductive but the great thing is we have we have a Consciousness we have an intellect so we can actually overcome that evolutionary predilection by realizing we have that predilection and it says Simon said the easiest person to fool as yourself so if your scientists what you have to do is ask yourself am I believing that cuz I want to believe her because there's evidence so we constantly are are skeptical of ourselves we can know the over come that ingrained impulse we have to want to believe that's one of the utilities of signs so I may listen to you and like you and I mean listen to another radio person and not like them and I may be there for naturally willing to assume that they're wrong and you're right but I should also say to myself is it really the case or is it just cuz I like Joe Rogan I don't like you know when you pick your favorite right-wing nut and and so we should be asking ourselves okay maybe I should go beyond predilections me on my biases to ask why I am sympathetic to what I'm hearing and if we did that in everyday life I think we would cut through the crap more carefully so science says look we are hardwired to want to have these weird beliefs and it's fine maybe some of them are right but the only way to know is to test them if we're not willing to test our beliefs and subject them to the the test of nature then then we're going to be diluted science says look we are hardwired to want to have these weird beliefs and it's fine maybe some of them are right but the only way to know is to test them if we're not willing to test our beliefs and subject them to the the test of nature then then we're going to be diluted


    Joe Rogan has his mind blown by Lawrence Krauss
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    what about the ideas of the universe is in a constant state of contraction know it isn't nice and they aren't bit happier quite possible the best pictures that we have are of of the earlier is that we actually our universe is unique it isn't alone that there are many universes be call it a Multiverse and that at any instant in time and kind of a cosmic super time there's always University born so that that that Multiverse might be might be infinite and eternal where are they outside of our universe but first of all there outside the region we can see right for for example the edges are visible universe space is expanding faster away from us than light because you know we taught you in school nothing can travel faster than light you may remember that we lied so locally the radio host is at rest they're not moving in and the other end of the Galaxy the other than the visible universe and we're rest but the space between us is expanding so that galaxies like a surfer is being carried away from us faster than light relative to the water the surfer isn't moving right but route to the shore the surfer is right right okay so this this galaxy is not moving relative to its local surroundings but it's moving faster than light and like they can swim really fast in the water but if the water is moving away from the shoreline let me get back to the shore right and so that Galaxy the light from that Galaxy is traveling through space at the speed of light but it's the space in between us and the galaxies moving faster than light then the poor like can ever make it to us we call that on Horizon wow so the space is traveling too far for the light to reach us so alright space and it never gets to us and not that Galaxy disappears from are causal Horizon we call it will never be able to see it will never be able to interact with it will never be okay and it could be that that there are different region so far away from us we're space is expanding faster than light which which have a very different history than our own so they could be spaced could be infinite just are simple Unity space that we know of and love could be in extant and different regions of that space had different histories and some of those regions everything we can see we know emerged from a single point okay we can tell that we can tell that by measuring the Big Bang expansion of everything we see and working backwards and University are visible Universe with one smaller and smaller and smaller to go back in time we can she follow the laws of physics back to the earliest moments of the Big Bang until those walls break down and we can make predictions about the universe look like all those predictions agree exactly we make with jealous of that picture works but another region if you wish could have come from a different Big Bang but is that another universe or is it a part of the Universe album non-trivial when I was a kid Universe meant every everything right but that region of space with which at one time we could have communicated one time in the future even if the future is infinite we might communicate with cuz that describes the region of space where cause-and-effect work some measurable distance yes and so that are we think of the universe as that region which could route which everything could affect everything else ultimately in an infinitely long time and in that picture we universe is can be restricted in size and then other regions which could never have affected us and which will never affect us in the future we call other universes and now they're many different versions of a Multiverse but that's a simplest version and this picture we call inflation which you know I talked to him I just did two little Clips associate with the new book 1/4 for publisher and one was for big think one is a the universe in under 2 minutes so you can look up online look for lunch best explains Universe another 2 minutes where I talked about this Cosmic expansion and how it might mean there's a multi but the other is explain the universe in terms of this beer bottle that I talked about you earlier so you can that's a video you can watch that but it is theory of inflation which actually says our universe the qualities that we see if our universe can best be explained if some early time in the history of the universe when it was a billionth of a billionth of a billionth of a billionth of a second old it had a huge expansion suddenly and increased in size by 30 orders of magnitude in size in length of 1000000000 to the billionth of a blank of a second which is by the way particle physics to Jesse's highly plausible even though okay and then and then and then it would produce universe that looks more or less like we look what you look like and and and it's right now the only explanation of that would cause the universe to look like wood looks like anything about inflation is its Eternal so inflation that popping up and in our universe and then boom a hot big bang followed it taste of the region Universe popped up by huge amount and all that energy which was stored in empty space got released like the beer bottle and we got a hot big bang and the rest is history but that's locally but somewhere else have between us there space is still expanding exponentially and faster and faster and faster and only maybe somewhere else today boom like an ice crystal forming boom that that region of space is suddenly left inflation and maybe a the gazillion years in the future to be original space that's expanding away from a so much faster than light so we'll never know about it we're suddenly that region leaves inflation and boom Another hot big bang happens and it turns out in each of those hot big bangs after the inflation ends depending on how it ends the laws of physics could be different in that universe and that's what we tend to think it's quite likely that there are many many separate regions of space and in fact it's Eternal so touch regions are are forming eternally for all time and and there are fake bangs happening in many regions and the properties of each of those regions whether they're conducive to forming galaxies and stars and planets and people may be different so we could I say logically in that picture that the reason the universe looks like the way it does is because we're here to measure it so we could I say logically in that picture that the reason the universe looks like the way it does is because we're here to measure it


    Joe Rogan & Lawrence Krauss on why Flat-earthers exist
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    one of the biggest issues I think that people are having with religion in the 21st century is these areas where you're not allowed to question and explore the things hit these walls where this is God's Will and this is the way it is and in my mind what we say that is just cold word for I Don't Wanna think about it I'm confusing too complicated terrifying terrifying and that or people say and this amazes me you will never understand never understand what love is science will never ever explain love science will never ever explain x41 will and then I said well that's incredibly Papa statement cuz if you say that science will never explain this you must understand it because how do you know that will never explain it we never know what we won't be able to explain until we try and maybe they're things about our universe that will never understand but we don't know until we try you can never say up front that science will never explain this or that because you haven't tried and in my experience as a scientist I've been in a while there could be we have been brick walls but I've watched progressively those brick walls crumble as we move around them or we break them and it is so exhilarating and that's why it's the greatest story ever told it's so exhilarating to see them knocked down and things you thought we never understand remember one of the forces of nature a very prominent physicist 1960s and early nineteenth actually took 969 you'll be a hundred year before we discovered understand this interaction next year the theory came out and it's so wonderful to see how the story surmounts The biases and the anticipation of individual scientist That's The Greatest Story Ever Told so far but what's ridiculous about saying no one will ever figure anything out is that what we figured out over the last 200 years is Monumental and then human language is only been around for 40000 50000 years thousand years as long as we don't as long as we keep open inquiry you could imagine movie coming look we went through a few hundred years of the Middle Ages wear the incredible inquiry-based culture of the Greeks was just forgotten I'm at you know that Greeks to determine the circumference of the earth not only that it was round but what is circumference was by simple measurements that work van not accepted because of Dogma so we have to if we want to progress have to beware of Dogma how did they figure out the circumference of the earth it's really neat I think it was aristarchus I forgot which of the Quizlet week now and it's amazing so certain time of day that certain time of the year the sun is directly overhead at 12 noon okay and in my it so I left and I can tell that by looking down a deep well and I see the reflection of the sun exactly in that deep well okay so the raisin the sun with your coming down in the same direction towards you with every where is it comes but a hundred miles away the well because the surface is curved the well is pointing a little bit different direction so the sun's Rays coming to slightly different angle so at this on this day I will measure that the sun is directly overhead for me but I'll get my friend a hundred miles away to measure the angle of the sun relative to the well and if you that tells you that the Earth is curved and if you do the geometry you can work out if a hundred miles of the Earth's surface causes the sun's Rays to suddenly beat that angle how curve the Earth isn't what the circumference of the earth is it playing geometry than principal any high school student could do when you say a hundred miles away first of all how they communicating with this guy hundred miles away not immediately but the guy right to down and then I'll get a horse and they come and compare notes later use a sundial to determine the time the Sundial to determine the time and and the but a hundred miles an hour away with there be a deviation at all in the time a minute or two that yet but so to some accuracy but they did pretty damn well they came up circumference years was darn close to the circumference of the earth and so it's amazing that they use these techniques to they were just so confused and so curious about it all they just tried to figure out what it is got to be a way to figure this out and they didn't and they weren't they weren't forced with the Dogma that the Earth is flat right as you told today you were dealing with some people who are still forest with that dog is very strange how do you feel about that not only that gravity is not real and dinosaurs aren't real people say gravity are real I have a great solution but it's a building pics of an image of full image of the earth what is the name of that time again Jamie it takes a full image of the Earth from 22000 miles to go away people keep saying in this Flat Earth theory thing that there's no images of the Earth in full they're all composite is not true there are images of the Earth are taken every 10 minutes by this one satellite in their high resolution you can you can access them online anytime you want but people see those I think they're fakes but yeah they believe there's an ice wall around Antarctica that you cross over in you evolve to the abyss purses photo of the ice wall I think it's what they probably think it's a human invention but you know the sun is still shining in La when it's gone down in New York and they can call their friends and check if the Earth was flat that won't be the case it's only the case cuz the Earth is curved I mean so those simple things should should convince people but people are willing to throw out evidence if they have a belief that's really firm and what I said before is we have to realize the easiest perfect person to Lose Yourself so if you're not willing to question your beliefs those that you hold particularly cherished beliefs in if you're not willing to question those you're not going to you're not going to ever grow yeah well that's a good way to put a protective tariff cuz I think a lot of people do cherish these ideas things like the Earth being flat because it gives them some sort of information leg up on everybody I know something that people don't know I think we all that's what I mean by being believing 10 impossible things for breakfast I don't want to make fun of people because we all do think of things to make us feel better about ourselves it's part of Being Human the cytological Pitbull what I do try and do is question them that we can all do that and I don't I don't I understand why people are a belief certain things it's not it and you can be you know what again Dokken tells me about are astrophysicists he knows who during the day you know studies objects in the sky and n and end looks at that galaxies of war or stars and measures that there that there 12 billion years old or whatever and then but yet he goes home at night and then it's is convinced that the Earth is 6000 years old so somehow we can really do both yeah it's just the way we're built and so how is the sky measure the age of these planets somehow it doesn't affect his fundamental beliefs and it's amazing it's true because we can all believe things are wrong and so it doesn't mean they're stupid it doesn't mean cuz this guy is apparently a fairly accomplished astrophysicists it's a psychological I'm better or scientist a better science is better because science helps us overcome those pitfalls red nose pit balls exist though obviously I would argue that they have 11 evolutionary purpose that somehow they if they didn't have an evolutionary purpose then they would have been selected for right Ryan secrets is discovering Mysteries Mysteries is what motivates to do this to do so until it's put a deposit of life we all want to solve puzzles we all want understand something may be the first one to understand it we all want to access information maybe and make us feel special for doing it that's the reason I do song it's right it's not save the world but you I think you're talking about measurable things and elements and things that you could sort of Expose and explain but what these people seem to be really obsessed with is people lying about stuff and covering up secret about like the Earth being flat or chemtrails doesn't care what you believe and it doesn't treat you fairly right and that's a fact the world doesn't treat me fairly doesn't do you feel he doesn't give a damn about my well-being or so hey I'm being treated unfairly isn't it better for me to think that someone is actively being unfair to me and assume it's just the way it is cuz then I can blame it and so I tend to think conspiracy theorists tend to say you know the things I don't like there's a real reason for it that there's not an a it's not just haphazard it's not anything and it and it you know it's I've lost my job because there's gotta be a reason there's got to be a villain there's got to be someone making it happen just like the reason we burn witches right because there were storms are there wasn't you know it wasn't crops that you're in a lot of people say it's an interesting historical Theory which I think is seems quite plausible to me that would Newton discover the laws of gravity universal law of gravity contribute ending of for the burning of witches in the planets are affected by the same laws that Annapolis there's a universal us admit that physical effects have physical causes and when bad things happen there's a physical reason there's not someone you can blame and and witches or and so there's a lot of arguments that suggested that kind of development of physics led to the end of blaming people for those for bad crops or or for bad things happening but I think that's the kind of thing when we want to find someone to blame rather than just saying the universe doesn't give a s*** about me and anybody interested in this is a really fascinating subject but the whole Salem witch trial thing towards ergot poisoning that there was some late freeze and that this particular type of fungus grow on some of their wheat that makes ergot which is very has every LSD like properties and I think these people thought they were being Bewitched because they're being contaminated so it's a great idea that we all have many of us assign blame when we shouldn't when I lose my keys sometimes I see him out where do you put the my wife where did you put the keys right and then I learned very quickly that I should have said that and and so I think it's it's just it's a characteristic of Being Human and accepting it as a characteristic of Being Human doesn't diminish a sit-in and what what's really great as we can understand that and try and work and then try and figure out ways to avoid those I think it's it's just an is a characteristic of Being Human and accepting it is a characteristic of Being Human doesn't diminish a sit-in and what what's really great is we can understand that and try and work and then try and figure out ways to avoid those pitfalls


    Lawrence Krauss explains Gauge symmetry - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    we produce yeah we want to believe we really want to believe just like the X-Files but eventually when Nature tells us otherwise we threw out those beliefs like yesterday's newspaper why science is so neat now people that listen to Nasir probably what is gauge symmetry do just passed over that and you said it was crazy hey is there a way that you could possibly just well on this I will try we'll see how we do so so it turns out that that that there's a fundamental sensible in nature which which really was discovered by this wonderful woman mathematician Emmy noether who was who wasn't even allowed to get a job issue because she was a woman in the turn-of-the-century but she discovered so there's things we say and we tell kids and 14 Schools energy is conserved momentum is it sounds like the Ten Commandments like we come up with them because we like them and now we understand them differently we understand that everything that is conserved it doesn't change in the world is due to a fundamental scimitar nature so energy is conserved because we Now understand the laws of physics don't change over time so as long as you can test that the laws of physics are the same tomorrow as they are today then we know energy is conserved is not something we take on faith it's a mathematical consequence of that momentum conservation is a consequence of the fact that the laws of physics don't change from place to place that they're same in this studio here as they would be if we having this conversation in New York. and she showed mathematically it's the case so there's a there's a famous everyone's experiences soon learned any physics conservation of charge you know the electric charge in any system doesn't change it magically overtime that's a fundamental property of electricity and magnetism you got something I'm going to charge you the beginning it's got to be the same at the end that's a consequence of the fact that it's arbitrary there's a symmetry of nature that says electrons mcleach doesn't mean anything cuz I could have called them positively charged it's just an arbitrary definition if I changed every negative charge in the world deposit charge and every positive charge and negative charge everything would work the same way a symmetry of nature represents something it doesn't change about nature when you make a change in a definition so making every calling electrons positive charge and protons negatively charged would not make the world difference is an arbitrary name martians could call electrons positively charged and protons negative charges nothing fundamentally important about the work positive charge it doesn't mean any different than they can start so I could change every right now I can make all Nick I could change the charge and every electron the universe and flip it is it's signs or electron is negative charge now but now suddenly I'm God and I make every electron positively charged and it make every proton negatively charged nothing about the laws of physics will change I would why wouldn't change me this is their function of them being positive or negatively charged with just a name that's why it's like it's so different and it would make it a function negative charged particles repel right but look if I made them both to positive charged particles that also repel so so the signs of physical consequences would not change it all depends upon how I name them I see okay so the example I used in the book with two trying to survive describe that is a chessboard you got white squares black squares and you can your inner you play with the white jasmine of the weapon if I changed all the white squares into black squares and I rotated the board by 90° it would look identical and if I change the the black players to White players NY plays Blackbeard play a game of chess would be identical nothing would change about it so what's white what's black is kind of arbitrary right doesn't matter which is good because if it kind of wasn't then chest would be a fun game because of you always have black you might win if you always had white you might win but it's it's the same right so so I could change all white squares to black squares and black squares to white squares and the game of chess would not change so that's a symmetry of the chest that's like that's like electric charge white being negative or positive in Black being in a place that makes it why does negative and black is positive if I switched all black to white or negative positive nothing would change about the game of chess if I switch negative to positive in the universe nothing changes in the universe The Game of Life the game of physics would not change the rules wouldn't change the Dynamics everything would remain the same about the universe so that you can tell from looking at your face it's already not so easy okay but but you couldn't sort of accept that nice okay okay that's the easy part I can actually do better than that I can arbitrarily change each white square in a chess board to a black Square I can choose randomly which white scares to change the black squares and I can still make the game app the same if I just have a rule book and the rule book tells me so if you're on that square you can do what you could have done if it was a white square go by the rule book that it doesn't matter what colors are squares are if I know I was in the Square that used to be white but I called Black and I look at CLK Mike my night can do this in that square but I couldn't do that right electromagnetism because it turns out electromagnetism as a symmetry that says you know what I could change the definition of the charge on electron here but in the Next Room differently so I can call this electron positive and that one- and it wouldn't change anything as long as that a rule book that told me that I made that change and how and how the electromagnetic interaction would be the same as long as I am free to change the definition of what I call positive and negative charge not globally that means I can do differently here and there as long as it rule book that says you know what that electron used to be negative so it'll still repel this electron here even though I call it positive and I call that negative I changed localita definition but I also changed the rules I understand that but they now the need for the rule book now turns out that the rulebook really tells you it's a rule at each point in space right it's a rule tells you what you can and can't do any point space so we call that a function cause a function is a num roulette each point in space a function spaces is exactly that will it turns out the function that does that is the electromagnetic field if you asked what would be the mathematical characteristics of a quantity that would make sure the rules remain the same no matter what I called electron a place to place and you asked how I could write them mathematically you will have exactly the mathematical form of the electromagnetic field the things that we call the electric field and magnetic field the mathematics of it is precisely fixed by being able to allow us to change the definition of charge from place to place in a way that doesn't change the ultimate Dynamics doesn't change the way the world works it's prescribed by the mathematics of the rulebook is prescribed and the mathematics that rule book magically almost to be exactly the mathematics of Maxwell's equations which of the equations of electromagnetism here's where it gets squirrely from why would you define change the definitions why would you need that rulebook well because I mean what it says is it nature somehow ice is symmetry it doesn't depend what will you don't want to but it says Nature Nature has designed itself such that the definition of electric charge from place to place is arbitrary it really came if you want to step back Weinstein told us you know that lengthen timer kind of relative to The Observer and is there a general to be actually said I can Define locally what my coordinate system is what my length is what my time is I can Define that arbitrarily locally and Adam a different from place to place my rulers could differ from place to place but the but the universe doesn't care because there's this thing called the gravitational field that takes into account of that and nature has that symmetry so it doesn't matter if I change the rule book if I change the what I Define a space and time locally the universe behaves exactly the same symmetry do you mean essentially there's a balance that there's always going to be an equal numbers of negatives and positives and if you change that to the functions of each one well it bounces itself out of a consequence that's that's a quality of nature that nature doesn't care about letting them leave that's it but nature is a symmetry in physics symmetries are things when you make changes they then the object doesn't get tickets fear okay that's fair you can rotate it but it looks like the sphere no matter what rotation you make that's a symmetry of the sphere that's why so beautiful and mathematically Nature's the same way I can take another quantity I'll call it electric charge at this point and I can change it if you want to say make a rotation and some internal space that I can imagine internal spaces positive and negative charges which part of some continue my make a rotation and nature doesn't care about it it's a symmetry of the equations that govern nature but it turns out the reason this is important let me step back again cuz your face tells it all the wishes of people can see it so what we discovered is that the playing field determines the rules the characteristics of the playing field to terminal if baseball if you played ball and they were five bases instead of for the rules to be different if the distance between home plate and first base with a mile the rules would be different if you have 25 out of fielders an out-and-out field it would be different okay so the playing field determines the rules right you can't baseball be very different game if we're played on a field that's different what we discovered a nature as we used to think the forces we're kind of fundamental you know Newton told us that goes I'm a and all that covered is the thing that really constrains what can happen in the world is the Plainfield and the characteristics of the playing field and for physicists what determines the characteristics of Plainfield are the symmetries of that playing field in fact is baseball the fact that looks like a diamond is it is a symmetry right I can in the playing field looks the same I could call first base home plate and Home Plate first base if I rotated the whole field right it determines in some sense that's the that's a characteristic of Base sort of determines the rules of the game okay and what we've learned is what's really fundamental a nature is the characteristics that Plainfield and what determines the characteristics that Plainfield are the symmetries of nature the things that that demonstrate to us that what we think is fundamental is really just an arbitrary label like electric charges and we've discovered is an arbitrary label locally as well as globally and that determines the whole name sure of the forces that can happen once you say the electric charge is an arbitrary thing and nature doesn't care what you call positive and negative from here or Mars that determines the nature of the force of what we call the electromagnetic force it's completely prescribed and it turns out that's true for all the forces of nature the nature of gravity is determined as Einstein showed by the fact that you can change what I Define as one meter here and on Mars called one meat or something else nature doesn't care what I label is a meter it turns out gravity takes about into account and says what we Define as length is irrelevant the fundamental gravitational field is due to a curvature of space that that is independent of will you define is length or time locally it's a weird thing but it's a property of space and time that Einstein discovered for General TV we discovered it for electromagnetism it turns out all the forces of nature respect that say kind of same kind of mathematical symmetry that there's some quantity that you can change in your equations I can change its definition in equations but the physics Remains the Same and the nature of the equations this is prescribed the mathematical form of the equation has prescribed precisely by the requirement that I can change in the case of electric charge that electric charge is arbitrary I can call an electron positive or negative anywhere I want space equations don't care that prescribes the 4th form of equations have to have a very particular form a unique form and that uniform happens to be the form that it has now so you can say look it's an accident that really did something fundamental that the equations have this form and low and we've discovered this mathematical symmetry is an accident or you can say that the mathematical symmetry is fundamental it's a property of Nature and it prescribes the form of the kind of forces the nature that the world allows when you said that that it's fundamental that the symmetries fundamental do you see the signature do you study like ecosystems do you study like I know about them but I would you ever contemplate them when you thinking about theoretical physics and we never look at like how these animals are to stay in balance in this ecosystem happen and when they're untouched well I mean the mathematics I mean that's the great thing about physics in general it's it's kind of like Hollywood if it works you copy it and so we often find the same mathematical formulas was of apply to vastly different systems so there's a very famous set of equations of predator and prey 4 ecosystems and and and you can look at those equations under the same kind of equations and applied many different systems and oatmeal boiling and also it's amazing how the same mathematics appears and very different systems and we can therefore use what we learned in one case to apply to another that's why we copy it because it works all these amazing that very few equations turn out too so broadly describe so many vastly different systems and predator-prey relationships which is I think what you're talking about in ecosystems how you know there's a very good plants as well I mean I mean I mean like the full system nobody but for most people listening this is probably a hundred people have driven into trees by now about people have driven into trees by now about


    Joe Rogan & Justin Wren on Having a Sense of Community
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    and before I forget the reason I wanted to show that video was I got you something this is Leo Messi wife so you have the you have the the knife from Leo met his wife made you this right here and so because from our second Jerry episode I believe we funded a water well there in both e and so she's really talented I mean it might not look like too much here but it's cool barkcloth tree bark cloth and when I take the bark off the trees fine but they that used to be what they would make their clothing out of their clothing that make other materials out of them they can make these little kind of carrying cases are backpacks kind of out of it today treated with something I get it so soft they pound it down and I haven't seen the whole process but I've seen the bark and where they pull it off and they can beat it down and beat it down until it's just like claw I know that this right here when I've been doing research they have those pygmy the mbuti pygmy paintings that are made out of barkcloth at Lake card national museum of history in New York they have a few of these there and so it's kind of cool to see I don't know I just was was excited right back to you said painting and it's it's model Leo May and she's she's painting for you so it's awesome man thank you. And thank her please I will I will they just have when I go back sometimes I like a child that they can make it there think your friends yeah so that one's not the same one I actually didn't think to Brighton get picture of it whenever she was taking this one but I got a picture of her doing some other ones at the moment YZ and she's pretty great at it as well and so they just yeah I mean that's a little bowl of leaves this paint that you actually have there was they had some leftover black paint but sometimes on another photo they just use like cassava or berries and they beat it up pound it down and make this paint out of it but it kind of Fades over time so this one's one where it yeah that's that's it right there where they just pound up the stuff and it's part of their culture it's what they love to do the kind of how he saw Leo May the passing-down you know the farming and that video was actually saying ghee over here from the handprint that you he got his grandson in this is what the pass down to their girls is how to make the spark cloth and how to how to paint so how it's pretty neither culture like they just do everything together the rally around each other they're happy together they sing the dance but they also suffer together if one person the community has lost even for instance so it might sound weird in our culture but let's say a mother passes away who's like she's breastfeeding right and she passes away but the baby survives some other woman in the village will take the baby start out taking care of that little one in there is an adoption in the Pigman culture like you didn't know one Noah needs to be adopted because the community rallies around them when someone's lost they all mourn the death together within the rally round the family and see how they can all help him put in SO3 cool I love it I've learned a lot from him when I tell people used to be man that's that's the original sort of tribal life of human beings they they would always each other super Ryan had this whole take on it in sex at dawn and McKenna had to take on it as well where they were talking about these ancient cultures they because of the small groups of people they they were much closer they they knew everyone in the community was intensely important and that they is a lot of people think that some of the problems that we deal with today and Society are because of this disassociation that we have with our neighbors and we don't have a real sense of community I mean I know two or three of my neighbors and I see them once a year and I say hi wave how's everything everything cool alright good seeing you that's it you know there's no real Community there's no interaction is no there's certainly no contribution as far as like working together to gather food or water or anything like that and I would imagine that these people were at just intensely close yeah absolutely me that must have been a big part of the attraction to you to them like when they took you in and you were living with them and yeah absolutely I mean I think the app the mbuti pygmy villages on 85 250 on Art in villages that we help and have the 3,000 acres of land it's over three hundred for each Village do you know about dunbar's number dunbar's number is a number that made it varies but the number somewhere around 1:54 most people there's a number of people that you can keep close relationships with do you really only have room 450 people in that you essentially of hard drive space and that seems to be related to ancient tribal communities that people has that we develop that way we develop these these small groups of 5250 plus people get larger than that things get weird whenever I went through the 6 year battle with oxy and just narcotics pain pills like I don't know I would always be able to isolate super easy right to you're home you're completely alone and so it's different when you're in a village and with pygmies you saw some of those Huts out how small they are seriously in several of them whenever I'm sleeping I have to sleep in the center and I have to have my feet out the door because it's so small but it's the only go in there when you're going to sleep or if you're not feeling good and need some rest or son's right over your head and your hot besides that you're cooking your kitchens outside that's where the people is that's where you do life is outside of your home around the campfire we call it camp fire university cuz that's where we've been taking the school from the from the pygmies that's where they teach us the most about life is around the campfire learning their culture learning about their kids learning about the Hunts learning about how they make this make that and it's where you get to do life together and so it's really really cool I honestly I told him they want to know a little bit about my life when I told him that I went through drug addiction for 6 years and you know they don't really struggle without at all and and then I told him I got really depressed and I told him I really sad and I told him that I got so sad that I decided one time to take as many pills as I could and drink as a half a bottle of Everclear more and snort a bunch of Coke it ended all so I mean I I told him that I was suicidal and I will never forget how they how they looked at me almost dumbfounded in a way of like and then and then one of the questions the chief asked me said wouldn't hurting you you're wouldn't hurting yourself only hurt you and so the whole concept of I guess I'm getting to his dad never heard of anyone killing themselves maybe they had heard stories or something like that but they have never known anybody that actually killed themselves or heard of it it's not something that they are there Community their culture the pygmies kind of untouched out in the forest or even not up in the cities like that's just something that they don't struggle with their they're struggling so much Dan and day out with struggles that are so deep and they see their family and they do life together and I think they just have so much more of the weirdest I'm not so much more of a support system people rally around them when you lose a family member everyone rallies around you like whenever I go to the funeral it's the it's the worst thing in the world the sounds like people don't try to compose themselves they don't try to dress the body real nice and have flowers all around and now I'm losing loss of life is always tough always terrible but there's something we do here in our culture where we make it try to make it as nice or smooth or almost pretty as possible you know the person's dress really nice and has a flowers and you compose yourself to come there you gather yourself you prepare the eulogy there's a there's a program when you step in their people you're handed something and you know what's going to happen there so you kind of can all composed and they're just so ugly it's so Raw it's so real and it's so like in your face and it just rips your heart open to where people are morning I saw j-law whenever babo I was the one me and Ben were the one that told you the while he's a chief about his grandson passing away we were there when it happened he wasn't around he was out collecting we're Gathering and we met on the same path together and he saw it in her face that he knew Baba was sick but now he knew that he was gone and remember Jesus washes falling on his back into this off the side of the footpath until like this pile of brush like a like like probably two three-foot-tall where he likes sunk into it and he was just squirming on his back noise like in the 60s and he's watched so many of his grandchildren like pass just cuz they want to clean water and see him squirm me almost wouldn't like crawl out of his skin you know and so but I don't know what I want to be a bummer I'm just just express yourself but then how the whole Community all hundred and 5203 that were there all mourned together like we shared it like I cried in a way that was like you know like you like wiping my tears with everybody cuz everyone everyone was morning everyone was crying it wasn't just a few people wasn't just his mom and his dad is Mama Cho it wasn't just Jayla it was the whole village cried together and so I don't know what for me that that makes it seem like canoeist I don't want to make too many connections between a culture cuz they're completely different the lot different but I think hear of huge cause of divorce is the loss of a child but there it's almost unites the parents so much so whenever they lose a little one and I don't I don't mean to make this comparison but it's like I think it's because when they mourn they truly go to the depths of the darkest place and they're able to truly almost get it out if that makes sense wear when you're at the funeral you let yourself go just let go and Inns and it's okay however ugly or however you handle it whatever emotions, just ride that wave if that makes sense do you think that because their life is so difficult that life itself becomes more precious in the Lost becomes more powerful and more intense more more wow yeah I needed you to just some that up for sure yes I do I think whenever you struggle so much your you become so much more appreciative and grateful of Life of Every Breath You Take I'll be connected to their lack of understanding of suicide because our difficult life is it's difficult but there's food and shelter and the and really the easiest place to live in the world all those things connected where is with them just staying alive is such a struggle and getting water which is so easy for us always anybody can walk in any bathroom in any gas top turn the water on water comes out whenever we get waters on hard to get in America even with droughts easy to get water water f****** golf courses with millions of gallons of water everyday re understanding of what a struggle so different and I think whenever we when we we struggle here we can go hide away and we don't have to deal with it or not to have conversations about it we can we can almost escaped it we can escape it with her with her toys with her technology you know we can we can just bury your face in our phone or computer or sit and watch a movie in like whenever those uncomfortable feelings come up we can try to ignore him or suppress them if that makes sense there there so it's almost Nana's going to be a weird strange curveball to left turn but it's almost like I've started floating recently and whenever I go in there into the tank it's like you have two years left alone to your thoughts right you don't have that technology don't have this and so you can deal with stuff and you can try to focus and let go and and for me it's been really beneficial and so I don't know that sounds weird for me to make that connection but whatever you just left alone with your own thoughts you can go deep and I feel like our culture here if we compare and I love our culture is I'm not saying there's so much wrong with it but but I feel like they're in relationships you go at inter too wide and you go a mile deep in the Congo you get to know people and then hear a lot of times you go a mile wide but you go only only scratched the surface you don't go beneath the topsoil how much she do sometimes with with a few people and there's only a few people eat with trust with that you know that's almost like they're everyone's so open to to going deep with one another and because of that you get to know each other better you get to a truly hurt when they hurt you get the laugh and they laugh get to cry when they cry and may not want to keep going on about it but I'll please it's listen to don't apologize it there's a real real argument for the the way that we live right now is not a way that we are designed for meaning that not that it can't be sustainable or manageable and you can't figure out a way to live a harmonious life in the modern contact but that a lot of people think that we are just it we would naturally fit right in in a tribal environment that it would feel natural and a lot of people experience that when they go camping for long stretches of time and they're out in the woods together in a for whatever reason they just decide to find a place in about the wind me that's why I think a lot of those shows like those subsistence living shows like those homesteading can a yeah that's very agitated it's a very attractive to people because I think there's a longing in our our DNA and where there's a pool there's a pulled that man I would love to just grow kale and raise chickens and live off the lot of people that feel like really really attracted to that and I think it's something deep Ann Arbor that were longing for this connection to the real world we've done amazing thing in creating cities it's it's stupendous it's a it's almost beyond our comprehension because we're a part of it and we're apart of it it's normally get on the subway get in your car and drive through the city seems normal but it's so far removed from every single aspect of our history misses it's so new it's so recent I think people are just more in-tune it's horrible that they have to deal with these situations like the lack of water and toilets and the diseases and all the other struggle but man is a part of what they're doing in the way their living that just seems like they're more in tune in a natural way you would think that they would be more depressed right and but but like you've heard you're hardly amazed laughing that when I asked him about the bananas and he just got I'm about to bananas and you just got tickled you know I couldn't couldn't hold himself and just laugh and then I can't count that much from Beverly Hills and say hey this is what we got for you because you can grow bananas now it like f*** you how do I get out of here first class only you know where's my iPhone


    Joe Rogan - Mushrooms vs. DMT
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    this is something I get wrong all the time this one of the other things I want to ask you what is there's some very close relationship that mushrooms have and the absorption of mushrooms have to DMT what is the chemical differentiation okay very very slight actually I didn't hear too far into it but basically okay so you have organic chemistry no no okay well. Green Day go okay well there you go to turn around look to your right Dennis turn and look it's almost 1 to swell so so you can see if you saw their serotonin still send them dimethyl trip to me wow you can see that sillasen than dimethyltryptamine are very close in structure the only difference is that hydroxy group that old age group that the only difference when is exactly the same thing as n n dimethyltryptamine that's correct why single trivial difference is what makes hilason orally active and dimethyltryptamine is not bow wow what's going on with that this the static diagram delete different molecular model would show what's going on in their physiological solution the nitrogenous charge has a positive charge the oxygen doesn't have the eights there it has a negative charge so the nitrogen curls back and is in close association with the oxygen if this makes any sense kitchen remodel a mean oxidase it takes a way that nitrogen and it can't do it with so so so that's why I saw some sorely activate doesn't require an MAO inhibitor it's just in some ways it's the perfect psychedelic which has it you know no preparation needed you to bend over and pick the mushroom preparation is required which is probably why very Ancient Man knew about psilocybin they couldn't bend over and pick the mushroom no preparation is required which is probably why very Ancient Man knew about psilocybin they couldn't they could not have if they were living in an environment where it was found


    The Eddie Bravo Conspiracy Compilation - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    a lot of course also known as Eddie Bravo when are they going to call my name that ball landed in the bed of my conspiracy theory a killer ornade how many how many Towers went down on 9/11 YouTube scattered and Technology they're the ones that came out and explain what happened power something when they asked him why didn't you guys check for half the time and the guy said we didn't check for bombs because there was no witness what about that let me play Devil's Advocate if I wanted to have someone who's a lot of Flat Earth proponent his apparently the best argue or for a flat Earth I'm going in and out of our solar system and how come there's no pictures of the Earth Lyndon B Johnson going to play the whole thing 8 want you more in 69 what happened where they doing all alkaline in the space accidents the major news networks all have an agenda behind it whether it's distress because if I was running I would say control the goddamn I get my information at the library cuz I go to the library the internet bunch of physicists like professors from MIT that's so funny joke about sugar coated Americans doing the interview in Mexican movies like this is easy this documentary about the birth of oil and how it came in and infected all our lives and John Rockefeller Monopoly America the sugar Association they didn't want it to be labeled as for what it really was an addictive toxin they wanted to keep it it ain't that bad in moderation and ain't that bad it makes things taste sweet it's about love they tell you they tell you we don't know s*** we're looking at a bunch of the lights in the goddamn Scott you're going to tell me that that life and that life 250 hundred trillion light-years away how the f*** did you figure that out do you live with someone figured it out 93 million miles away like you just Google it on someone figured that out and someone double checked in. It's math science it's math but no one really knows so they they paid according to the documentary they paid off Harvey documentaries get you so Juiced up there so they're so juicy they seem so good they seem so real you get fired up and then once you get fired up it's tough to get unfired up to be in the goddamn Illuminati of their goddamn listening I would go in there and make it make it like Trump make it look like the Isis is Eskimos are training Isis what I post anything like anti-vaccine IT Crowd up clean those f****** out nescience I don't believe I believe it is that you rub two sticks together and there's fire that's my husband.


    Scott Eastwood on Paul Walker Introducing Him to Jiu Jitsu- The Joe Rogan Experience
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    I grabbed also is a surfer you know is going to be kind of Surfing and so there's definitely a pecking order and a respect there that you have to learn or you going to learn the hard way and that's I think that's a good thing you know what we like the kind of humbles you and it makes you makes you know your place which is good did you start training Jiu-Jitsu there I started you know actually one of my good buddies who passed away Paul Walker I mean to Jiu-Jitsu you got me about 6 years ago maybe plot maybe more now that he was like a purple belt outfit it so we can practice at home and you got me you got me involved and that's great about over there you really realize like obviously you know Jets is like the ultimate humbling you know for people from then carry a lot of Eagle around or carry lotta you know you know I think those men were trying to figure out who we are special and we're young it really calms your ego down cuz you always know you know I'm going to talk to people out if you were going to choke me out no matter what level you're at men do with a puffer chest up cuz they weren't prove themselves they haven't yet they don't know until they want to like put up those are like there's some bad motherfuker they're insecure Source they don't know and once you've done it a bunch of times and you know train for a few years it just it all comes down yeah you notice like all the guys who do it consistently the high-level guys just so calm spend a lot of time out in the wilderness and I think that as a big you know but with the world we live in now today yeah we talked about we talked about this sound some of the experiences the stressful experiences in the hard I mean life here is never hard really the challenges we face in the regular everyday world cam with a K I mean it puts it in perspective it's just kind of like what you're saying but yeah you need experience is like that just you kind of simulate those and training or in you know the Hans that I do or the races that I do and it keeps it in perspective so you don't get wound up over that the little stuff so no biggie I mean it puts it in perspective it's just kind of like what you're saying but yeah you need experiences like that just you kind of simulate those and training or and you know the Hans that I do or the races that I do and it keeps it in perspective so you don't get wound up over that the little stuff so no biggie


    Charlie Murphy Gets Heartfelt on the Difficulties of Being a Single Dad
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    I think it's a great idea but I think the world's being starred from a Charlie Murphy TV show that's what I'm saying so I'm used to follow you around broadcast these books movies everything they give you go to your website everything give your person that you married to have his dad passed away whatever you can't bring chicks around and phone number 4 years is wack well I was married for years I want to be the lifestyle you know definitely got to be hard when you're on the road you know you're on the road constantly it's hard to spend time with someone to get to know them let you take them with you and you can't take somebody with you they you don't seem old he's doing great and it's business and in the show business and probably guess that's good but that's not real life that's a job a real life is my family my real life is when you come home with Nate lights go off and on stage and that's the part where this big hole because my wife is gone and if he was there I would do it how come it's not the person you want you have to be very careful you have run the children a man now I want to slap a few days check missing out on movie dressing room Transylvania 2 just leaving you with your mom's I'm leaving same time there's a feeling that goes along with that and it don't feel good you know you do like via conferencing with your kid this way you know that's still the fear of every father how much time can you spend in doing what you want to do for a living usually I was invited to know to be nasty but that's what you was getting your ass whooped for what you did during during which you have same dad showed up and whip your ass and Saturday as a result relationship abusive dude man but then when you go to half my team's gone is that not to do about that it makes it real scary especially when you start looking at all the people were talking about they want to be the replacement you must be out of your mind so, what's really f****** going on your life man no longer than 5 minutes to check it out below the toys that where is my world and take pictures I'm not going to be able to do it the way you guys do so and it's going it's going to go to Disneyland Pelican of the balcony you can go for a walk I want to walk on the Walk of Fame in broad daylight with my kids and I know it did that's a tourist attractions people on buses you go down there with your kids is not going to be we got I wasn't Irish. My name is Murphy I don't be aware when st. Patrick's Day is coming up no sew it. the crowd put my daughter on my shoulder and we watching the parade that hurt somebody go yo. Charlie Murphy it had to just turn into like a animal get the F out of here in broad daylight on st. Patrick's Day In Crowd with your children and that was a safe thing to do but I forgot for that one split-second what I do for a living it came with your blond wig


    Joe Rogan "There Should Be No President"
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    doing you don't know when they were in March and essentially Democratic party was going to come on America it like it was about a woman and come on like we just had the black present I was amazing woman present and I think if they'd gone with almost any other candidate that didn't have as much baggage would be a different story but they were asking you to like somebody who I didn't have an issue with but a lot of people got a big issue if she was a man that it would be a giant problem but but I'm saying if he was a man and she was up against Trump and she had all those problems so I can be described to have no chance because she was a woman a very even presence about him always you never see me riled up you never see him crazy even like Iggy gets heckled and you see that thing where the Trump supporters hakala nominee he handled it with Grace yes I graceful Gothic probably the best way to describe them you know like that was important for the country because that represented like wow hey here's his black guy who's super articulated so calm and so like the way he I'm selfish so perfect for a president so presidential what a perfect example for our country this is us and then I think a lot of people felt like Hillary Clinton would be another one of those things like look we can have a woman running things were not sexist like look we look we are a really articulate incredibly well experienced woman who's been in business for a long time with the government she's deep Public Service since she was a teenager but all the same problems it was a man and the foundation that was getting all these people that eventually got arms deals and they donated and they're all part of this weird sort of incestuous political world a man would be secured with that same record because Trump was running as Outsider you know what had going against him is he's boorish he says ridiculous s*** and you know they could they could point to that that in a recording with him talking about grab and pussies and they look like that that was like the big thing against him but at least to these people that hate the system using outside if she was a man who would have represented even more of an Insider you know I think to a lot of people I think her her actions and what in the past vs. her as a woman that was like sort of a situation there a video where she was talking about Gaddafi being killed crazy video man cuz she's joking around before they interview her and she goes before the official interview starts like she had been killed and she was like laughing about it back and she's laughing she's got hawkish if that was a guy if a guy did that he would have been thought to be a f****** serial killer us sociopaths right if a guy did that like see if Joe Biden they put a mauritian captain charged in the Dukes this is what I say no human being should be in control of 350 million human beings it's a Preposterous job figure it out right here we're smart the internet what about what about does it come down to what was the what was that movie with the girl shoots bows and arrows and hunger game Hunger Games can we District the country and and then their heads of District or same thing call this is Texas Sun but I got better guess I grew up in New Jersey everyone can I get to you but you know what I'm talking about that you know I'm right can you the best way to probably handle it is what every human being have a say every human being that's of adult age and I think registering to vote should be just as f****** easy as getting an email it should be what is easy as doing everything else that you do online you have a Twitter handle you should be able to vote you should be able to use your ID like whatever whoever you are whatever your name is you know call yourself where the f*** that is one individual vote that's what I think and think as long as we can figure out how to make that system Pure or people can't hack it do it you can't login from 15 to 4 computers if you have a f****** birth certificate and your birth certificate aligns with this number and that's this this is you as long as I can figure out how to make it so people don't hack into it everybody was an adult should be allowed to vote in we voting for The what are we voting for 4 years you robbed somebody when you were 20 that's still you dangerous man talk about tearing down institutions institutions are a problem no matter what is there always a problem I think the real issue is government right governing us so the real issue is what everybody wants is safety security protection and unity that's what everybody wants all the other stuff in terms of like restrictions on your behavior we have to just figure it out cut it down middle between hurts on the people and hurt yourself and hurt yourself you're on your own just like you're on your own with rock climbing just like you're on your own with bungee jumping so it give me an example of hurt yourself like doing heroin but you can't do heroin f****** Jack a needle in my 12 gauge at right now you'll have people you've got a tyranny even if even if they can get away with it because it's written down on paper did you agree to it no you weren't nobody asked you about like child labor laws you have never told you most people don't have a say it's all written down somewhere and the amount of people that vote versus the amount of people that are affected by that vote completely disproportionate it's really weird man it's really weird we have a ton of systems that are set up completely to do two things one to control people into to ensure the survival of the system that's what bureaucracy is its a giant problem with government like the DEA DEA wants so badly to keep arresting people for marijuana because if they don't they don't have to light up in like I better not light up right now what do you mean more people or rested today there have been arrested today for marijuana than all other arrest combined watching the door for the next what is that I heard a noise what are you doing right now we're here Oregon Boston now Massachusetts and Florida is Leah's medical medicolegal be a bunch of leftover Florida what are the other legal state Alaska Alaska's legal phuc yea laska so are gangsters to the north do you believe the do you believe the theory that as goes California so goes the union like four years they said if California goes legal there you go resisted still these guys like that Jess Jeff sessions guy who's coming in the office with Trump who's who could be an issue but I don't think it will because I think Trump is a business person and I'm like look man she didn't support gay marriage until 2013 do you know how crazy that is until 2013 Hillary Clinton was saying that she believes that marriage was between a man and a woman it was a sacred Union and should be protected and so is one of two things either she actually believed that or she was in bed with people were forcing her to behave that way or say that or she thought that she had to say that in order to get elected or she was in bed with people were forcing her to behave that way or say that or she thought that she had to say that in order to get elected


    Joe Rogan & Kevin Smith on Filmmaking, Quentin Tarantino
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    heated this movie black people are viewing it from the moment we announce I'm like how to make a movie with my daughter and Johnny Depp sit in his daughter's going to be able to and right away I saw it like f****** with a long sharp knife and so as expected it goes to Sundance and accepted inside guy who lives like some guy from Jersey was trying to break into the business like this is useful because you never understand how people professionals ineffective well you're not know you're very effective ear effective at doing what you enjoy and that's why you have such a unique and loyal fanbase is cuz they know there it's like in this world there's not a whole lot of unique Visions there's a lot of ideas that get brought two producers and Executives and a bunch of people Pile in and it becomes more of us an idea where it's trying to appeal to a broader audience and it's switches up and then someone wanted love interest is all sorts of influences that happened that homogenize as you drink some milk just got the money and the wheels and they listening to him cuz he's Tarantino movies that connects with more people yeah there's more of a like oh yeah that's cool it's cool because you can just look at even if you don't have an experiential connection to it like I once went to a 50's Cafe movie loving in the movie diet yeah so if you love movies here's a guy that the spills everything that's the essence of cool of cinnamon I don't want to keep hitting the cool belts people like him on as a hipster but it it does distill it down to those moments not so much like massive Arts but who this feels awesome metal how many is in particular like that was one of the more you it interesting and unique things about red State cuz I had to you didn't tell me a word about you said I don't want you know nothing just tell him drive and clerks and then he's done about 96 variations on clothes to see red state if you haven't seen red state that is a I want to say too much cuz I want people to go into it the way I want it to it and go see that f****** movie but that's another movie where even though it wasn't like the same voice it was still you need voice funny can't be unreasonable about if you get a tremendous amount of success like whatever I want people like what you want tends to work so here at donut but generally speaking the more money you accept the more input you also have to accept lower the budget and if it's coming out your butt when you hear what they're saying somebody's willing to give you ungodly amount of money make 4/10 mind you this is not like I'm going to give you funds and you're going to give me eggs and then I sell those eggs and I'm going to make more money selling those are there like we're going to give you money and you're going to take this goofy f****** idea you have and try to make it real in and turn it into a movie that may work or may not work talk crap shoots like buying a lottery tickets with no guarantees that deliver be an audience for it so I learn that Midway my career and realized just work for you sound but it's like if you are the audience that you're trying to hit then you'll always be satisfied you know it's like if you want other people to like it is subjective and yet might not find that people dig what you're doing and you know if you're looking for monetary success good luck nobody can guess that like even when Marvel releases a new movie and we know marvel is exceptional what they do put them in Pixar Marvel Pixar on care the best of the best even when they release the movie they clinch a little bit cuz I Like Anything Could Happen also generally speaking there a little more insulated from like oh s*** we lost money at the box office they print money through all the licenses they print money sometimes you feel like they're doing a sequel that why won't they do something new because they've already built the world's already there in a computer and they like only needs new script and we're good we've done our infrastructure it like when you think about it you were building something you build all this massive infrastructure and spent three years putting it together and did it once and they were like okay everybody goodbye forever kind of a waste of everything you put together that's why they immediately go for a sequel to make money time and money they did the first time so that's what makes the studio go like that's easier that's low hanging fruit and generally they tend to make flex but a bunch of people want to go see and that Riles up people that want to see newer films or something like that acts like why is it always the same movie over and over again but you know I submit to you if you're going to see superhero movie expect a little f****** saying this is a story of an exceptional being with powers a person will use it for good and say it's something new I thought you took it to a new place open space but other than that people Mass try to do the right thing they were murdered to they murdered each other like you


    Robb Wolf explains Why Quitting Junk Food Is Hard - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    yeah that is anxiety is dependent or caused by inflammation just had some great studies that were looking at alterations in gut microbiome and inflammatory status and depression and anxiety and it was basically if they shifted things such that the gut microbiome looked healthier the depression anxiety basically disappeared and then you know it could shift the other way and it's interesting again where he had something tonight everybody's going to change her diet and like I advocate for that and push and shove but the reality is like our world is sent up and incentivize to not do that like the big junk food manufacturers they study how to make this stuff addictive like what's the Lay's potato chip line would we do then well you can have something like CBD oil where you put it in a little bite of chocolate and the person has it one or two times a day or whatever the dosing regimen is and they get puts are also colitis into remission maybe their depression is gone and then maybe if we get them moving in a good direction they don't feel like s*** then maybe we can say okay let's now get some Diet changes in their let's get to bed earlier if you are going to stay up and work put on some blublockers so it doesn't mess with your sleep patterns as much but it's a really accessible expensive no risk proposition that could have some really huge benefits for people yeah I think the what you said to that this system is sort of setup to get people to eat these crappy foods and the make them incredibly available and very difficult to pass up and once you start eating to be consumed on daily basis your body starts craving them you get addicted to them I was at the supermarket the other day and I was under the influence and I was wandering through the aisles it was one of those weird moments where is this always been like this like I was just looking at these cans of food everything's can write notes think of this is all food but it can last forever and I still was not supposed to last forever the whole idea supposed to grow it you take it out of the ground to live you eat it and then you're healthy and then I was looking at this food that was likes just filled with preservatives and it's so easy to have for sale you put a barcode on the package you could to go but that this is not really I mean it you can eat it it's food kind of right it's not really food right the real food is on the edges the real food is where the vegetables are where the meats are where the eggs are that stuff in the middle in those aisles where he deceased bright colored cans it was so weird was like a little kids toy store ion I'm looking at all these different colors on this is so weird trying to draw me in with smiley faces on the the cans and on the plastic bags but it's unless you're going to a really good natural food store you're probably inundated with that stuff if you go to the reserve regular Vons just walk down the aisle man you going to get hit with this s*** right in it it's some interesting because the folks make these Foods they study neurophysiology they study evolutionary biology they study how to make things addictive so it's it's kind of funny on the one hand were like The Gatekeepers the medical establishment a lot of the media if you talked about like this ancestral Health template or what-have-you there still a bunch of like pissing match in contention around that where is the people who are making these Foods addicted they fully get it but they're using it in such a way that the like to eat more and move less make that happen and we are bees really interesting flavor combinations and different experiences and do you want to do you want to run that that video so here's a really interesting example of it's where you know you can get bored of even really tasty food but then you can figure out a way to bypass this whole process call My Epic Ice Cream. Okay so what what's going on there is Andrew Zimmerman Adam Richman man vs. food he does he's eating challenges and he's in this thing called the kitchen sink challenge than 8 pound ice cream sundae and I think anybody would would say that and ice cream sundae is pretty tasty you know when it's hyperpalatable like it would make you want to eat it but what happens to him is he gets completely bogged down in this process can't go on until he orders a plate of extra salty extra crunchy french fries so he's actually gagging on the ice cream can't go on he's not going to win this thing in the way that he gets out of this situation is by eating more food he would not have finished the Sunday were not for eating french fries and so yeah the situation where food in front of us we will get bored of it and then we'll want something else and if you have that other thing that something else immediately available and it's different enough from the thing that you just got bored with you can eat more in total in and it's just so interesting like he would have failed eating this ice cream sundae where it just the Sunday but not only did he eat the Sunday he ate probably about 1500 calories of extra salty extra crunchy french fries two professional eating websites like people who go to these things where they like he's hot dogs in it into whatever yeah competitive eater there are pairings so it's like okay so with hotdogs you need something like gummy bears because the hot dogs are salty and median Umami so you need something kind of sweet and fruity and light and so they're all these pairings that you do when so with ice cream because it's cold creamy sweet the perfect complement to it is so crunchy Umami that you get out of the the french fries that's fascinating I'm eating something and it's really good like a steak or something and I'm stuffed even if I don't want anymore the steak if I have fries and I taste so salty fries I'll start eating more fries but I know I'm full I have guaranteed food all the time you know like you had to eat when you can get it and then you know you might go a long. Of time without having that food but now we're in a situation where you have infinite variety there's 50,000 different food like items in an average Supermarket ten or eleven thousand new food type items that are released each year they're engineered to be hyper palatable to bypass the neural regulation of appetite and it's super easy to just go fill up your pantry are you can eat one meal in like man a little sweet thing would be really good so you have that sweet thing and then a little salty crunchy would be nice until you have the salty crunchy and you can just keep eating through this whole process and it really makes most of the standard like dietetics recommendation of you know eat less move more everything in moderation there's no moderation in that environment expanded dopamine centers in the brain they they are addictive and and and if we are surprised by that process at all or feel bad about it it's kind of crazy like it is not your fault if you find yourself in trapped in this world of hyperpalatable foods and I don't suggest that people just roll over and expose their belly to the world and let you know what the world have its way with you but I understand what you should not feel guilt Guinea drama there should be no morality around it like if we just understand this is your basic biological wiring and if you understand that and it's not your fault but let's do something then we can at least decouple ourselves from the emotionality into drama and the guilt that we've had around this and we can start making some changes but so many times the the the reason why I've heard from people that they peel out of some sort of a new way of eating or lifestyle is it their motoring along they seem to be doing well and then they're like they're just gone and then you talk to him if you like. Which it's hard it's hard but it wasn't just that it was hard that usually start getting some sort of internal dialogue wear While I suck I must be weak I can't do it it's easier for that guy than it is for me so they bail on it and when I when I started putting this kind of spin of this evolutionary biology in this neural regulation of appetite into working people physically people who'd had difficulties with with eating over the Long Haul and maybe like some weird relationships with food or what-have-you it was like this light that one on there like okay so it's not my fault might come it's not your fault we still need to do something and it's not necessarily going to be easy but we can do this and if you aren't beating yourself up about the fact that this thing is a difficult process then we're going to be able to get a lot further down the road it was like this white that one on there like okay so it's not my fault might come it's not your fault we still need to do something and it's not necessarily going to be easy but we can do this and if you aren't beating yourself up about the fact that this thing is a difficult process then we're going to be able to get a lot further down the road


    Joe Rogan & Robb Wolf on GMOs
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    what an innocent person we have to use old variety crab apples on my property into the lake Johnny Appleseed can effectively used to be and then if you pull up like a image of what an original banana looks like edible kind of preoccupied culture in that data selective breeding fruit like it was much smaller wasn't is sweet and again it's not to say that you shouldn't have any of that stuff but it it's just there was an interesting piece that came out of UK where it was looking it feeding kids route there like let's let's recommend that these kids eat fruit and the kids already had a hyper caloric diet they were eating too much they were eating too many carbs and then they threw fruit on top of it and I'll wow adding fruit to this already shity overeating program made it works you know and it was like there was going to be some sort of magic that came of that out of adding some fruit to this this story where is there the kids just needed to pull more of the junk out and get some sort of both calor control and some carbohydrate control is there any fruit that is in its original state pomegranates pretty wild when they're pretty similar to the size of a softball right and you bite into it it's like the most delicious dessert you could ever have Mike this can't be a f****** real regular apple right something's been going our Noble Apple how much is our food and especially our fruit how much was genetically altered it's got to be massive amounts way less concerned about genetic modification of these things and more concerned about some of the business practices that happened like we've been doing selective breeding for thousands of years and has modified the genetics back to the turning into dog story like that the injection into that's not what's going on selective breeding for the most part did GMO the genetic modification it's really unimpressive I mean it's not like dramatically increasing yield is it what it in Italy is doing is creating something that usually more resistant to Roundup than what the last thing was Roundup being that has to wear in order Rodas thing you need more chemical fertilizer input you need more pesticide employed and it just seems to be this feed-forward mechanism on that and so I'm I'm really from a health standpoint I'm not that freaked out about GMOs just as a baseline but from a a really shady business practice I'm not a big fan from a actually moving the needle on food production it's really unimpressive to me so at my position on GMOs usually just makes everybody mad because not really jumping into either one of these these camps Whole Hog food production in general when you look at these gigantic large-scale forms that is that is one of the most unnatural things you're ever going to see in life right this giant cornfields right that's so unnatural right monocrop all the weeds or spray that kills off everything but you're genetically modified what that consequences on the human body will Roundup is now being suggested or has been suggested for a long time as a mitochondrial disrupter similar to that antibiotic story so this is where people you know the last questions about like will what about this gluten intolerance thing like people didn't have it 50 years ago why is it going on now and we really don't know but maybe it's antibiotics maybes changes in the gut microbiome but a lot of this stuff seems to have a mitochondrial dysfunction piece to it Parkinson's Alzheimer's type 2 diabetes they all seem to have mitochondrial dysfunction elements to them the mitochondria is not producing energy the way that it should and back again to that point about being flexible with our fuel systems people seem to be coming in flexible in their fuel systems and disc etotic State maybe the default that were able to go back to to be able to maintain some degree of health and it also seems to press a reset button in the mitochondria apoptosis and cell death in abnormal cells but the need for people to shift towards a lower carb diet may be reflective of some changes in the environment where we're being made Sick by things like life phosphate or maybe an over-aggressive antibiotic use and then the thing that we need to default back to to be able to be healthy as some sort of the low carb or keto ketogenic diet the lower carb diet may be reflective of some changes in the environment where we're being made Sick by things like like phosphate or maybe an over-aggressive antibiotic use and then the thing that we need to default back to to be able to be healthy as some sort of the low carb or keto ketogenic diet


    Kevin Smith on the Time He Offered to Give a Heckler His Money Back - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    and then dealing with the Fallout yeah I used to have to do with a lot more I used to choose to deal with it a lot more and now it's just like I'm 46 I got to know what to tell you I like there's a person who came to one of the screenings on the road we have the screening at okay you told the big long story before the movie began and I did was big in trouble for the movie begin told like an hour long story of how we got there and he goes that story did not match the movie I just watched and I said no and he does not at all and he goes why did you make that movie he's going to have found that unwatchable as I can I go in the audience is going to he paid overpaid to see this movie if I'm sitting here talking so until he goes I just don't think you ever should have made it it's terrible and I said well you understand that subjective right like you're surrounded by a bunch of people that feel like the opposite way so you know people are boarding a ship and then some guy behind him in line jumps in front of like that's the only reason we're here I just want to see it like you could choose not to say it and in this instance I'm really sorry that like you didn't our taste in coincide but everytime I go to do one of these things I did the same way whether it was clerks off the most recent one I just make the movie I want to see and hopefully others like it and sometimes they do and that's amazing it feels great and I like Alicia at my fingers on the post and sometimes you're f****** alone but at least you're like I'm happy with the thing that I made I said but I feel heartbroken that you came out here looking for something I didn't give you so can I get pulled out 40 bucks and I was like put it on the there's like a riser speaker and I don't want that I want you to have a good time shirt like that three boxes of just sit here and f****** hate on this and let you know and then sit down again so you know you deal with that but that's the memorable one because that never happens generally speaking like when we toured the movie your Touring bike going out on and doing it's like people there are there cuz they love you then I'm doing Club. It's like people there are there cuz they love you then not going through tween sausage movie is before meat like they're already dialed in on some part of the journey like I've Loved Tasker I've been with him since clerks or so forth and so on


    Charlie Murphy on the time Johnny Gill thought he could beat Oscar De La Hoya in a Fight
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    I'm supposed to ask you about Johnny Gill he thought he could beat Oscar De La Hoya defect come on man he needs to know that he needs to know you feel that way two ladies chair Mike MTV and he'll make you, great respect faster sounds translate to Best in Show at the bodybuilding cancer when you're on big like that guy can hang on to you it's like riding a bull you know but the Bulls like real bad endurance dirt bike fat dude guy with a big gun cuz they're moving the car is not doing techniques but if they can get you in those first 15 seconds you could have a real big f****** problem cuz athlete whatever profession is in respected don't disrespect give a hard time going up the steps practicing exactly that you can't hang out with you to talk s*** don't talk s*** about how they fight Mike Tyson


    Joe Rogan on Kanye West and Yeezy's "The Rapper world is a strange world"
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    and I got lucasey's to do from start to finish leather and stuff that you going to do different stages but there's a person made it to podcast reading a podcast what I'm listening to a podcast listening to a book about a horseback riding and hiking boots when they go horseback riding and it Jam their food make a pair of these I mean that last 10:20 and it lasts a lifetime I know what I mean I could I just bought I got my the ones I had yesterday which were like a thousand bucks and I just got them resoled born on 270 7452 Yeezys issue where is Jamie buys them they make 100 Pair UFC it was one of Connor's fights the boyfriend wanted to go to the to the McGregor fight in jail I was like f*** that b**** what you do to get him a smile well he needs a hug that's what I think needs a hug and some good friends something to calm down I think so yeah dude I talk to you about your prenup maybe f*** why even taking a picture #blessed at least he's got Tupac on his undershirt he's got tell me that that was the best thing about that other than Jamie and Tony could move it move it at least you got Tupac on his undershirt he's got time in that regard as the best thing about that other than Jamie and Tony could move to good move


    Joe Rogan on Clickbait, Fake News "It's a weird sign of the times"
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    I figured out but Bisping said that if GSP can't make it by July they'll fight somebody else so we might fight with Michael Bisping that's 60 Minutes on and all that you know that I know his words that end with the word you think fake news or whatever you see the oh yeah there was there was a joke about the bear and there's a whole article that said I killed a mountain lion with my belt that's right at really happened feels like you think that it should I don't know it's like when you draw the line cuz the onion is hilarious so they'll make it like a subtle parody of something and make it completely Preposterous right and then like pull up a good example of an onion headline is like new site where they make stories that just if you're smart you read it and go Nick is making a parody on a yeah it away and most of them are pretty humorous but occasionally people will tweet me would like an onion store in like you f****** believe this s*** man getting out of control case with like Cults in the Moonies and Scientology and like if there's a lot of nonsense that people believe it's not hard to get people to believe and s*** s*** it's a good question like what do we do about it do you leave it up to Common Sense which isn't very common today or do you do step in rookie Justice Gorsuch how do you say his name assigned to Supreme Court overnight shift as a joke because he's a new Supreme Court guy in a given him a shity gig mm. Real but if somebody read that they liked and liberals or conservatives are putting it on the night she was using pink 6 lb bowling ball to Great Amusement that's not really either it's like it's like what they do they write these articles that are comedy but they're fake news which is a little dipper cuz right if you have if your fiction and you're posing as as real news yeah where do you where you know that if there's no more journalistic Integrity it feels it feels like there's something it just feels like there is you something that's what you see and none of what you hear I always laugh cuz I was some silly thing my friends will come to me said you really do this no I didn't do that stuff out there I said it wrong words that mean if someone says he in the alley cat throw is allegedly or something somebody or something you know they ruined some poor guy's life you know reputation just out the out the window cover your ass and you say I have to protect my sources at First Amendment right and it's a weird time because essentially the boundaries to publication of been dissolved it used to be that you had to work for the New York Times or the Washington Post or a newspaper whatever now they just all you need is a blog or Facebook pay have any breaking news Scott Eastwood admits to Inna wearing women's clothes while you hunt for deer I know they're trying to work on some ways to figure it out I know Facebook is working on some different ways to block fake news but who's to decide which fake and what's real and who decide where it becomes parody when is it funny like when is it the onion when it's pretty subtle and when is it just like some guy making up a story about you me saving you from a bariatric and where yeah I'm not really I'm really concerned ya-ya-ya anybody can do anything at anytime and everybody could find out about it like you can write something on your Twitter page just publish it and and it gets to the right amount of people and then they share and all sudden a million people have seen it inside of an hour and I know it's crazy but it's it's it's good to you mean we've use that for our benefit this week this what you do all the time that I do you have a voice or me have a voice you know you've always had one but make me have one and so it's it's amazing time to even my voice is way different now and having a podcast and that's how much in a lot of ways the same thing because it's just me and is a praline rayshun obviously I just was surprised computer that you know Jamie to figure it out and then we talked and then upload it that's it so it's weird weird and so many different people and then it's there's there's no Corporation behind that there's no Washington Post so we could just sit here just make up a bunch of fake s*** it's there's there's no Corporation behind that there's no Washington Post so we could just sit here just make up a bunch of fake s*** and just be really adamant that this really happened and you know it


    Scott Eastwood Tells a Great Clint Eastwood Plane Crash Story - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    yeah you know my dad actually he was in a plane crash in his early twenties and is off San Francisco and need to swim a couple miles in that water really revive a Holo they're the kind of Korean War restarting and he was there flying they're doing a routine flight or something and they had to crash-land in the ocean and it was getting night and I believed I believe the pilot died and I could be wrong or not the pilot died but the other guy he was with survived so him and him and another guy they were through swimming to Shore and they got split up cuz it's getting dark at night Uno's swim 2 miles yes I'm with my name or I could have been more f*** it was a long I'm good for a couple hundred yards start looking for a log to hang onto I think I think your dad has property in Oregon or a house or something does he not that I know of we got a ranch up in Northern California has ever asked for it for a long time up in east of east of Redding that's what area I think we have a big Sawmill right where I live warehouser I think this could be wrong I think he worked there your dad worked at the warehouse or Sawmill I don't know if this is crazy maybe is on DMT well I've been busy a lot you know I was just gone for six months in Australia and China and then before that I was working on Fast and then before that was on the movie not as much as I'd like but he is turning 87 this year and that's I'm taking some time off to please don't really feel like that too important for the time in my life to you got to be around him yeah are 87 I didn't decimos 90 I didn't does it feel like Clint Eastwood would be almost 9070 wow damn son 6 days I get it yeah so he was married to that girl who was a newscaster something right made it a reality show married to the who was the woman in charge of lock Every Which Way but yeah he broke up with her it was like a crazy story that he was like blocking her film projects was trying to claim that he was like what no separation deal and she was claiming that he was somehow another blocking them if I remember the story correctly wow nothing like a woman scorned you that you worked at the pulp Mill LOL cuz anyone can enter in information then added it right that's crazy it was so so 100% why would anybody put something that wasn't true my brother really might have changed it but I left it there forever


    Joe Rogan & Scott Eastwood talk about Acting, Hollywood Politics
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    but I did want to ask something so when you're growing up was there pressure because your dad is Clint Eastwood did you get in then you said you wanted to be an actor you knew was that we're going back to a bug could be a way I could get into I could I could go into that entertainment process of creating something to entertain by and enjoy laugh cry whatever we talked about this before the podcast that the world of the actors very difficult and lot of people like accuse actors of being fake and I think one of the reasons for that one of the reasons for the accusing them of being fake is that they always have to put on the best show like as far as their behavior in the way they act and think their opinions because they're concentrating to get cast and things and it's all about getting people like you and politicking and and we were talking also about like you kind of have have liberal sensibilities like in this town if you if you are a right-winger either does that even make sense it seems like they contradict each other because you know if you need a hundred people and lau might and I meet you $95 full of s*** and you know five good ones and inactive generous I helped you out what are you doing what you know what's going on you don't feel like a sincere conversate now that's a big issue with people in general but in La it's I think this is the the magnet for all the narcissist and all the people that want attention in the people that that have a whole they have a whole day need to fill up for whatever their childhood whatever whatever is what it is and they could they gravitate here and then they just communicate with each other the same way and everybody kind of like pretends to be so they're not and then the hopefully they make it and then once they make it then they just don't become some f****** weirdo just it's with weird how many of them like almost like Cookie Cutter like oh I've met that guy before he just look different very so much but the actors born is a lot that are super similar to a lot of you know but then again you'll meet some of them supernormal Adam Sandler Scott you know seems normal so that's why that's why you're like so and there's a lot of people that just don't do that you talk to them and they're just putting on some hoping someone likes you so you go to this thing and and you're kind of like putting on your best behavior in your dressing goes like pleased to meet you and thanks for the opportunity and then 10 years later and still swinging and nothing's happening they might be like you almost ready to crack that Michael Douglas me know when he's f****** to get the briefcase and goes in traffic stop shooting people see a couple of days before. because like I said you know if you get a reputation for being an a****** or or you know showing up late to work or just on the other end you know everyone's going to know about it so it's a small place LA or being a diva Diva diva rooting for you to fail one you proved to be like ungrateful and some way or you don't look like here's a perfect example of David Caruso and David Caruso was on NYPD Blue and what he's like a great actor and then he quit NYPD Blue when was this massive hit show and then went and started doing like some real shity movies and everybody was like why would you quit a big show a bunch of movies I can I hope he fails in the movies failed and then there was like a movie again you never saw me a good movie like he would like to have this trajectory of this amazing career yeah Danny became is caricature because he was doing that stupid cop show we would take his glasses off and say some stupid pun but looks like he got nailed and you take his glasses up whatever that it was like CSI Miami or something like that and it was a f****** caricature of a cop show whereas nyt PD blue when he was on it was groundbreaking mean it was f****** fantastic so what happened it just became a I don't know you know my daddy's always say and say I believe half of what you see and none of what you hear and it always stuck with me cuz you know you you sit down with people in the industry or whatever and you just hear you know a lot of Hollywood gossip gossip queen everybody wants to talk s*** about someone who worked with or tell some story tell her difficult somebody was it just that and you don't even you know it's a business built on you know it's at the house of cards you know you're like well that it. Even know that that's even true you know is so just got f***** up I feel like that happens in other businesses but maybe it does with co-workers on maybe it does it's also it's a weird thing because when you're a movie star like yourself and your on the screen like you get all the adulation all the love is a whole Crow people behind you this special effects people and Lighting and Sound message Jamie young Jamie is a hundred people to everyone that's on the screen right if you use this and so they can do love yeah it's weird right and that's where the business side of the business is so delusion because it is the agents in the people around as they're not the one they're you're putting in the The Sweat every day for five months to make a film you know pulling the creative ideas and pulling the hard work you do Crips and all the all the guys who you are underpaid and argue no working just to make money to feed their families is so it is interesting cuz I saw it from a very different lens I saw it from my father's lands which is you know my dad show up on time get the movie done shooting fast treat everybody good and ending to work with the same people over and over again and do the right thing by people have integrity where is it people don't see that side of of of the business there's so much other stuff that you never do people never get love for and in the film industry in the long hours that's another thing to do but don't understand if you want to film set like what's an average day for you could be so it's 12 to 16 and how many days a week you working 5-6 I mean when your on location you're usually you could be in a movie that's doing a Six-Day workweek or you could be doing 5e but by the end everyone's doing a 6 sometimes even you know you're just putting in full cure Full Throttle to get the movie done on location do you have to squeeze a workout in to keep your brain pain during lunch because I find that if you go to lunch you get sluggish after lunch and then you're gone I'll wash it I got to get back in there that you know and do this I got to know I got to get the coffee I got to whatever when I get stimulated getting the right are you okay for workout cuz I feel stiff so I like to get the blood going first I can hit it during lunch. I'll do whatever I can build this town the other and then I'll have I'll get you know some endorphins kick in working out during lunch I seem to be the best thing for me cuz I don't do well in the mornings for workout cuz I feel stiff so I like to get the blood going first I can hit it during lunch even if I'm on set I'll do whatever I can build this town the other and then I'll have I'll get you know some endorphins kick in


    Joe Rogan & Scott Eastwood on The Fate of the Furious, The Rock, and Vin Diesel Feud
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    and before that you know you just go back a few more people they were grunting they hadn't even figured out how to write things down they know how we've taken are planned and perfected that in the last 50 years the time the plane was invented the between the invention of the airplane and someone dropping an atomic bomb out of the airplane it was less than 50 years a bomb dropping on Hiroshima and then there's Fast and Furious 8 plug there we attend because we made it this far my little bit of town right now. Can you tell us does your character survive can you give us a spoiler alert do you like muscle car classic car guy I like classic style of the old 60s Ferrari between me a Ferrari and for that whole rivalry back then so that he's exactly exactly what I mean how much they charge for a hundred of them bunch of tees is Ford what are you doing I mean that looks like a Ford on planet Mars look at that f****** carbaugh my God what a beast I think I might get one to actually go for it to go for my whole life of dollars but meanwhile the way they're making cars today that things going to be insane that yeah but it'll be like a piece of art do you know that will be they just don't you know there's a hard to say that way about new cars though so much plastic and stuff that you don't seem to people don't want them you know like if you get a 1960s car it's worth a shitload of money today but a 1990s current words yeah he's the last of the air-cooled cars there still worth money they're they're Classics that's kind of it like maybe a few classic Ferraris when that day but like a Camaro from 1995 that car what about like fight scenes you have to do fight scenes like especially you having a martial arts background she have you do scenes being a like-minded people all you know martial art background guys and so you're just poor graphing all day working that out and then you get onside you doing it or you're you're you're you're doing it with them because they might be playing you know Villa number 7 or something you know something so then you're you already forgot to shorthand with them in your that's that's the fun stuff that's cool something else do you know Israel has some assistance there's a movie Magic there is no now he is taking it down he's making movie after movie after movie he's going to go do it he's he eats religiously his meal you know I love doing meal prep stuff or something yeah I'm just crazy uberjak'd and continuing to get more and more Jack still putting in the work is not done getting jacked travel is a kills I know you probably even show business for a longer than all of us you know and the travel is what kills guy Fridays left feet of the Furious 8 comes out Vin Diesel intake off of sunglasses at night he took off his attention to that what kind of cars they have in this episode with a flared fenders sexy American cars from the late 60s early 70s you just use can't get anything like that sexy big old blower what they're fighting still run with you still run


    Joe Rogan on Michael Bisping vs GSP, Conor vs. Floyd, WME & UFC match ups
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    all day so what's your prediction if it's bisbing and GSP fight a battle or a warrior for a long time and very active and he's he's very he's a very like well-honed machine right now where is gsp's been out of the loop for a solid 3 years no competition at all however he's been training the entire time gets fat and you get something done know he's constantly training yeah but then again he stopped because he was having memory issues and headed mean he got a date plus times over the course of his UFC career you know it's weird it feels like GSP he's been the champion but it doesn't feel like he's doesn't have that champion respect for whatever reason was because his last fight with Hendrix was super close yeah that's what Eddie Bravo 1 full tower 7 and he got super drunk was where the Illuminati was going to come and get us and I said Knockouts work better than submissions I think with Johnny Hendrix yeah I like the way he beat down BJ Penn and stop him and if he said then I'm going to retire he had a great time thank you very much everybody would block yeah we love you George right but instead it was a close fights people like maybe she went out with a loss there but don't you think that Championship type respect he does not right now and the reason he does not defend it against Henderson and wasn't really ranked that high and you really should have got a title shot but he was a rematch one of the most epic Knockouts ever Henderson Flatline them and then punch him in the head while he's down and flew through the air and that's Henderson's logo now is literally a silhouette of his body flying through the air ready to drop a punch down on bisping's unkind I bought it yeah so and then who else is he defended so you defended it against Henderson and then the next title defense going to be against yes but he didn't have one before Henderson won the title by beating leucrotta yeah if you look at it in terms of who's the most viable Contender who's the guy that you would think would be the most threatening guy who's the guy that might be the uncrowned champion you got to go with yoel Romero it feels like UFC is I think you know they're trying to find their way they're putting a little bit with no Rhonda and O'Connor no so they're just going after that big what can we sell a bunch of pay-per-views for gsp's a big name what's happening with Connor and that whole fight with Floyd Mayweather and saying something a while ago or get fined or something in the water bottle energy thing fifty Grand and they dropped it down I think they dropped it to like 35,000 instead it never fight in Vegas again after that and say and that's not necessarily like the number one ranked they're fighting for the title I think that it's an entertainment I understand it's business I understand but it is also there's it's extremely important that you honor the hierarchy of champion and top Challenger I think that's critical that you work your way up I mean you pay your dues you work your way up you that's ranked on ability yeah so they're trying to manufacture big fights instead of letting big fights yeah themselves yeah Bill big fights evolve when you let a guy like you over marrow fight and he wins a beats Chris Weidman by knockout and then if he fights Michael Bisping and Michael B's committing Michael Bisping beat yoel Romero Michael Bisping becomes a superstar right you know and it's a tough fights real tough I if u o l Romero beat Michael Bisping first of all he looks like a goddamn superhero he meddled in every single International competition the entered he beat cael Sanderson like Grace Russell's of all time he beat him twice just to freak of freaks do you know yellow Ramirez Jamie pull up a picture of yoel Romero cuz it doesn't look real now he doesn't he's like one of those Chris Wright Flatline he wasn't really get the f*** out of here that's a real person but he did this yeah there's an animated gif of that I hear we got to go to the video it's f****** insane like Lookout even he f****** flies when he lands I'm like another angle but he's just a freak of nature and that's that's that's Cape he's capable of that a 22nd but like the amount of force behind eyes stunning sometimes and people are prepared for it cuz he's such an athlete let in that fight it didn't feel like he'd been doing much you know what I mean it feel like you just kind of like get off it was close by for sure and then all of a sudden just some I don't know where do you know so whether or not I mean if whether or not Michael Bisping compete them like who knows but he's a chance life isn't fair who cares but it doesn't seem fair that it's GSP a sport or is it entertainment I mean trying to put on a spectacle or is it a sport and it has a sport if you going to have the World Series people play this guy to play that guy and they gets to World Series in here the World Series this whole season we've been building to this moment and this is the hierarchy right and it's still huge if it's just a show three of them in there put you all in there GSP in Michael Bisping GSP has been out for a long time I haven't played Nick Diaz he's been out for a long time to neither one of them is ranked they are both those guys before right ranked them both before right yeah yeah that's the pay-per-views know how much people love them even know if the UFC knows how big of a star Nick and Nate are


    Joe Rogan talks to Scott Eastwood about having Clint Eastwood as his Dad
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    and I just said you know hey how can I help how can I get involved cuz you know means a lot to me a native Californian and I grew up going to Yosemite you know going hunting going fishing I using the public lands and so is really important to me and my dad was state parks commissioner most you don't know that so 15 years he did it for a while and then got out but you know he was he was big and in the game over the toll road going through San Clemente they were proposing an Arnold Schwarzenegger and they were popular surf break and he was behind it I Survivor Foundation is didn't want it because it's going to be a destroy the wave and ultimately destroy the the national park their insecurities big on that kind of stuff and until I've always been you know so the following his footsteps to hang out we got it we got to get in front of this problem Clint Eastwood Eastwood at least walk away if used what happened to me I just got hit with a rock and you look like I think I realized I'm 31 so I probably realize when I was about eight I watch Unforgiven yeah they said that when I like probably one of the most realistic Killers to like the way you handled stop the way everybody else was like falling apart never saw that in those movies about regret it was about a life filled of regret and then filled you know things that you did wrong that you wish you could have done better and you know it was horrible at one last ride to you know beat to do some better for his kids you know so that that was very interesting final culmination of all his westerns really was and it almost like he updated them all to yeah because like in the old movies like you. Cowards and you'd have Gyros and stuff like that but in The Unforgiven he took it to a totally different level of psychologically you know like even the way he like the switch goes off when he starts drinking and he starts just f****** Mark and everybody like the way it was handled it seems so realistic and the way everybody would fall apart and gunfights in the way you got to watch again now it's been awhile. Now I'm like that sounds awesome great the f****** great movie I remember seeing it remember the movie I want to see in the movie theater and when the credits roll the end I just want to hear ya ya and just thinking you know that is the coolest thing I want to do that and I want to I want to be in movies I want to tell stories like that he'll so how many and you have brothers and sisters and so have it all that work yeah I've got a few sisters and my dad was a busy guy did you live with him I did I did I would bounce back and forth I live with my mom I love my mom in California until it was about seven or eight and then I lived she moved to packed up as a kind of run time when they split with your mom and my dad and she packed up when they source to move to Hawaii she had lived there when she was a lot younger and so she is always love Hawaiian so I had gone to Hawaii to live probably from about 2:08 to about 16 wow and then I ultimately move back with my dad for the like the last couple years of high school and see I was it was an interesting upbringing or I mean you know one and I was with my dad for some time when I was in Hawaii you know nothing about Hawaii as a white boy growing up your you're the minority yeah yeah it was it was a lot of a lot of fist fight you show up with a holly t-shirt on Holly's ruled Hawaii there's not a lot of tolerance for someone that you don't know a part of your family and so you do for me it was it was it was tough it was to eventually you know sports sports app football play football and that was that really it was talk of the first year they were like now there were like yeah I know I was I was a kid at then I was probably I don't know if I can remember 10 or so plain peewee football right as as you know as I would you know you'll prove myself that I was down for hard-working you know down to throw hits that you know that's what you know of bridge the gap and then ultimately they were part of my team and then so we would have you no go to other schools and we'll play their schools and then I was still the the haole boy to everybody else my back now so that was cool time and to be a ten-year-old and also be in that environment sure sure that was different it was any better I grabbed also was a surfer you know is growing up too kind of Surfing and so there's definitely a pecking order and a respect their that you have to learn or you going to learn the hard way and that's I think that's a good thing you know what we like the kind of humbles you and it makes you makes you know your place which is good okay wait so I got to go back to the Fanboy stuff so I just want to ask so there is a you started off acting with like smaller movies Frazier but now you've been and tell me if I'm I know you were in Fury yeah I didn't remember until that's started to know who you were this fiery fiery was with Brad Pitt right I first started again a couple hit movies happen overnight success and soak it up and yeah I was doing that for years I mean I was doing that for seven a years was bartending always you know valet parking cars anything to you know the pay the bills and it's doesn't happen like that in our family there's no handouts you want something you got to go get it and I can't thank him enough for that because it never gave me any backup and it didn't it didn't make me go well I can just go to sit around or are you not be crated drive and hard work and driving those are all the things it take to make somebody successful Route 22 and he made you a star of his big movie that woman so yummy he could do that I guess what in his movie but I think the common thing is what you had you know had it easy cuz somebody can just pick up a phone and call somebody director and tell him who he should cast that it would be a mess thing where you had us like a seat next to him and he talked to the empty chair will you did you call Mom and Dad go what the f*** dad what are you doing I stay out of politics right I don't even I don't I don't get to shut about politics politics I was just like a play but did you try out or I wanted to know how but didn't you want fish in my dishes but for American Sniper I wasn't working for long time ago in periodically audition for his films it's pretty simple when you had gone fishing for him he's not he's not there no one's there anything you just go put yourself on tape with a casting director okay and then you know either hear some back or you don't and that's sort of the my family really nice never even dare to bring up something like that yeah that's I mean


    Joe Rogan & Moshe Kasher on the Origins of Anti Semitism
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    I'm from a culture that used to be maligned and then I thought wasn't any more and then very recently things have gotten weird again yeah it's really easy to say the Jews are of responsible for a large problem part of the problem in the world today I've seen it a lot lately and without used to be like really inappropriate thinking and talking just 20 years ago I used to be very taboo and it is not anymore and it's it's it's weird it's very weird it's definitely I I don't take stuff anti-semitism is like the closest I found a believing in Magic because it's like it's like I'm not a big mystical guy but like anti-Semitism has never gone away in just has an eye can see if you're an anti-semite you're going the evil of the Jews is the closest I come to believe in magic because they just never stop being evil like I just don't understand how this never goes away and never goes away it's so weird like no matter where I lived no matter how they've been in Berlin with the most assimilated Jews in history they they they didn't they were known for having Christmas trees and eating pork and that they would describe these like Christmas parties or only be Jews cuz the Germans wouldn't go but it would be all them worshiping celebrating Christmas ever and that was the epicenter of the Nazi movement and I mean I know that at least one of your but it's like crazy it just won't go away it's a it's a it's a virus that won't ever ever died down well I think there's there's a bunch of problems with this anti-semitic thing going on in one of them is the accomplishments of the Jews are very disproportionate especially European Jews have you look at European Jews and Nobel Prize winners it's f****** staggering European Jews were intellectual chess Champions there a bunch of select gene pool, specially particularly European Jews Jewish scientist who was part of World War 1 on the side of the Germans he also invented the harbor method of extracting nitrogen from the environment you know nitrogen is one of the most important things when it comes to fertilize were talking about fertilizer and nitrogen is 80% of the air we breathe most people think the air is oxygen and carbon dioxide mostly nitrogen and then there's some oxygen and then there's some carbon dioxide that we breathe out that the plants use Fritz Harbor figured out a way to extract nitrogen from The Acts at the actual oxygen from there for the actual are around us and take that nitrogen and use it in the soil as fertilizer and he won a Nobel Prize for that and 50% of the nitrogen in most people's bodies came from the harbor method like his this is like from you know the early nineteen hundreds of Sky figure this out it's still being used today he also was the first guy vet using poison gas in the use of the Allied troops in World War one so he was wanted for crimes against humanity and simultaneously winning the Nobel Prize during World War one and then when the Nazis took over he he created zyklon a cyclone and a is a it's it's a gas that has a very distinct smell and I think was a pesticide and they using to cycle on a smell was a add to it to make people acutely aware that this pesticide is being used it is very poisonous and they changed it to zyklon-b which is the use the gas the Jews so this f****** guy created the actual gas that was used in the f****** concentration camps to kill the Jews and they did just took the smell out of it that's how they created zyklon-b whatever that thing was they added to Zaycon a to make it smell bad they took that out for zyklon-b so it was almost odorless killing people left and right with it and he was forced out of the country I mean it's a crazy crazy story I mean when he was going to the front line to help Implement his gas on on the Allied troops his wife shot herself in front of him and he left his kid behind with his dying wife to go to war is f****** crazy story crazy he wound up dying seeking Refuge away from Germany he was one of the few scientists they didn't want a few Jews that didn't lock up and he he just couldn't tolerate them any couldn't stand by while these other Jews that he knew or going to the concentration camps people are being rounded up and you know leaving yeah I think that might have happened like while he was while he was on the Run not sure I'd have to get into that button in that would be a crazy realization let me check the AT&T guy and I got to build Dynamite like realizing what he'd done. call timing Oppenheimer right yeah Oppenheimer quote in the Bhagavad Gita we played on the podcasts I am become death destroyer of worlds for so long there's a reason for that it's that basically in the whole of the Dark Ages the dark ages are characterized by people being illiterate that's what they were in the dark and only the clergy could read that the Jews were a 98% literate people and that is literally the reason if you want to talk that actually comes all the way back the systemic oppression right in the same way that there are barriers you know that your dad for if you're black or if you're a woman there are berries you have to jump past give it an advantage to tell Evolution right then you're going to Leap Forward and so when you have a history of 500 years were no one in Europe reads except for the Jews and the clergy well no s*** they ended up you know being at the front lines of you know of Nobel prize-winning and Science and intellectualism not because they're smarter obviously but because they just were reading that whole time you know Jesus said something about usury basically it Catholics were not okay with lending money at interest at an interest rate that was against the rules right and so you're not going to lend people money for no interest that's just not how it works and then there were some people that weren't subject to the rules of Christian anti usury laws and those for the Jews and so the Jews would lend you money at an interest rate will who do you hate more than anybody on Earth who's the person you wish you were dead creditor give the banker that is going to foreclose on your home and is going to now I'm not saying that's good or bad I also hate the banker but that's just historically speaking when they called Jews moneylenders it's not cuz Jews are like oh I'm prodigious and I want to fill this Gap it's been nobody else in society would lend people money and so not only were they the creditors are people hated but they were also the financiers it made the possibility of European you know greatness occur because without Capital without funds you can't bill Society so that is one of them the many reasons that people have come to hate the Jews is that they lent them the money and that they needed and then when it was time to come collecting they be like f*** this dude so fast you find the root of certain prejudices oh yeah yeah for sure that's a good one those those two are very good ones especially the one about being literate mean absolutely that makes sense I mean I wasn't until like especially the one about being literate mean absolutely that makes sense I mean I wasn't until I was like the 1400 with Martin Luther that they decided translating the Bible into a phonetic alphabet or I could read it to stop and think about that it's crazy


    Joe Rogan discusses Cultural Appropriation with Moshe Kasher
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    so I bet there's a story in there were a talks about talking this person who's like he lived in an all-white town except one of The Clansman that was the hooded talks about he lived in this all-white town and he was raised very racist in that black people were the worst and there's one black family like the Johnsons or whatever and his father told him all black people over the worst of their there monkeys in the worst except the Johnsons the Johnsons are good they're good people and he had this realization is like tickling his brain and wait my father hates all the black people except the black family that he's met like all black people that except the one group that he's actually met and that is like the phenomenon of other in right is like he's over here anyway I think other one is like the big one of the big problems that we have I think going on with black lives matter one of the things going on is that they're in the middle of the battle right so right in the middle of battle everyday you wake up Prime 4 battle getting online your active I hear you're on your activating your membership your organizing doing whatever and then this guy comes on what he's doing something totally different out there talking to a klansman Leo f*** those people man like we just did the cultural appropriation episode and I was studying so I studied like deep in the cultural appropriation so much s*** about it but one of the more interesting things that said about that black lives matter kind of connected to this is that one thing that happens with cultural appropriation and things in general is that people sees on language in like a crazy language War right now right like so many of the phrases that we use are so charged with secondary and tertiary meaning that we can't didn't even mean anything anymore like white privilege is a concept that the moment you bring it up there so many levels of I roll that it's like I don't even think of that useful phrases anymore cuz it's like the moment you say White Privilege then a person to white person who you're saying a privilege is going like f*** you and the minute someone saying f*** you give a conversation has ended I roll my eyes so deeply in the concept of cultural appropriation right is like oh so I shouldn't eat burritos anymore is that there that would also I always think I'm always really tickled with the idea of like the person saying oh you shouldn't wear that tribal gear and then it's like go to the third world country with a market is until the the like impoverished in Merchants like oh I'm sorry I can't buy this bit of silk from you because it's racist for me to wear it so it would be a great honor if you would wear this sorry or whatever at does a big eye roll accept the new took think like upon reading it is like oh the thing is it's not incidental it's emotional it's a deeper than than just like trying to parse out the logic and go oh well I found an example where your thing falls apart it's like it's emotionally there's an emotional reaction like when when somebody you know affects the dreads up their hair even though you can say but people dreading their hair in other cultures for a million years Vikings had dreads and that is true it doesn't matter because the person that's in front of you at the black person that's going I have pain when I have this pain that I'm looking at that you know a person that's affecting my culture that ain't even negative parts right so you can wear the hair and you can have the dreads namely conservative to come to dress you see a woman in short skirt and you have pain should that impose upon that woman's ability to wear that skirt no definitely and I'm not making a case that anybody's pain ought to be automatically adopted as like a behavioral Standardbred I learned it from this whole discussion is it's like it's not really about going no one is really saying except the most emotionally kind of in fury like the person that does not the language to express what they're really saying almost no one that I read when I was think reading these real like intellectuals and their concepts of cultural appropriation is saying white people should stop doing this stuff all together almost no one I didn't find one left-wing woke article that said white people should stop adopting the culture of other people of color bright telling us to stop adopting these cultures isn't all cultural Melting Pot in all cultural borrowing but not once did I read somebody's things white people stop this all together but what did you read so I'm not the best advocate for this position cuz like I said it's it's it's one that I struggle with hex dubious ridiculous parts of the cultural appropriation argument but one thing that like it's all connected to historical trauma it's moldy / like basically the see if I can articulate this well what this one is one person and I wish I could find his name actually but because he deserves a really deep thinker about the stuff was talking about was that you know we have racism right racism is a a huge word that that describes everything from a white person like hugging a person closer to their chest when a black person walks by even like a weird like the smallest little racial weirdness all the way to lighting across on somebody's fire on somebody's blond to murdering someone like that's all encompassing racism without people are going when you call someone a racist right they go I'm not a racist you're calling me a monster and then somebody will go if you need more specific go back to cope with what cultural appropriation like you said that no one was saying don't do it right so what they what what are they doing when they're trying to chop some his dreads off okay I don't know about the girl attacked in articular Lee expressing some Insanity I don't I don't think most of the articles in the stuff although enforce it and I know someone who was mad at their friend is a black girls met her friend was a white girl who will had braids on shaved like cornrows and she was mad because she was saying is cultural appropriation cultural appropriation I said did you know about Bo Derek right right like she was on the first people to ever have color Romans crazy about a black guy wearing a polo shirt that there's a good example right now is in again I'm not like I said I'm not the greatest advocate for this position I just read so much that made me empathize with the position not necessarily agree with it but empathize it worth coming from to the Polo for example when you see you was a white dude of me as a wife do when I see somebody wearing a polo it's just a polar it has no historical antecedent it has no connection to systemic race Elvis Presley stealing the cream of the intellectual musical crop and then never giving back to that Community or Iggy Azalea coming in adopting a black accent and then just like taking all the money and run and you know it has no connection to deeper root systems like these trees have the communicate with each other like taste bitter right so all it is is a polo that the guy wearing a polo and that's why the the counter argument doesn't make sense Selena on the other hand when a person sees a white person affecting a deep part of black culture without any of the baggage that is associated with like for example dreads right one of the arguments I read a lot is that like white people wearing braids and dreads you know you get rewarded for you look cool you look awesome up then mean while black women are having a difficult time getting a job because they have black hair or black people getting fired from job they have dressed right so there's these consequences that black people experience because of black ship that white people that are adopting it don't necessarily experiencing if you were working in office and some white dude at dreads he'd be highly suspicious of his behavior example there was just ate a new a new set of acceptable hairstyles and almost every one of the unacceptable hairstyles that they've but they accept that they put into place was basically black hair braids wearing your hair natural I don't know the answer examples but basically there are a million different examples like that and like I said I'm not I'm not necessarily an advocate for heed and and honor the call of the appropriation accuser I'm more like now realizing that I'm more now realizing that there's like just a lot of deep emotional weird trauma underneath every every accusation of appropriation it's not that I think therefore white girl shouldn't wear braids is that I think I under Sam Moore where the person that is upset is coming from it just from a compassion perspective do I get that I get that adjust logically doesn't but I've not about logic yeah but it should be all human interaction should have some bass in logic if you're going to communicate with thing I don't agree because emotions aren't about Lodge at my butt should anybody be subject to your own emotions like she'd like you change your behavior you're dressed if you're a person is completely not racist but you enjoy the way your hair looks braids should you take into consideration all the people you going to run into and they're going to be upset at you over braids even though they're ignorant is about the history of braids and cornrows should you alter or change your behavior should you accept the fact that you're just going to have a certain amount of cultural appropriation will let me ask you this like if you don't have an answer to that question I don't think so important part of this except the fact there's some sort of an emotional attachment at least contemplate whether or not that emotions valid it doesn't seem to be suitably there's real examples of racism and horrible things like if you want to you know make your eyes squinty and look like a Japanese character from a Bugs Bunny cartoon in you know 1940 and then you want to go to a party and people think you were racist you should you should be aware that you're presenting an image that is inherently racist like that's that's something that's kind of f***** up and you should be considerate about the way people emotions are going to fire up looking at your image that's what I'm saying is a different thing than braids oh but oh but that's what I'm I'm not advocating Chris on the advocating anything I'm just saying I've I've delved into this topic enough that I've started to understand where people are coming from when they when they get activated by the and yet I think it also is connected to like a legitimate emotional reality that's happening like for example by the way logic is very important and I would say logic is more important than emotion when it comes to communication but it doesn't because something is more important doesn't negate the the importance of the other thing doesn't solve the situation just by clearly using a large percentage of the people that agree with you because of logic but that's more rare than it is, right comfortable going to a Native American pow-wow Lionel with a address on Nextdoor you can see it and you are the music festival would you wear an Indian headdress and the reason why you shouldn't or the reason why it's an issue it's because the people are marginalized let me take my own people I'm Italian and my people for the longest time there was a lot of anti-italian races my grandfather should talk to me about it was like coming off the boat but then somewhere along the line it became acceptable for a tie in an in American culture where it's not the snow real racism it doesn't stick like in car if you have a pizza party nobody thinks it's cultural appropriation but try having a taco party try having Taco Tuesday people get pissed you why because Mexican still experience real racism in this country where is Italian largely just don't write this is an example of something that's like a f****** cares that's right portant wearing sombrero insanity and go like what's really happening here is like actually you're more than you than you let on to me it's like it's really about like power dynamics really about the appropriation incident although on some level maybe it is it's really about the power Dynamic underneath it that are exercising the ability to effect change even if it doesn't make sense if they have the ability to point out something that they think is incorrect or is unjust and then they attack it and go after it and they see results right and by seeing those results it's almost in a lot of ways kind of attached to the same idea if you're worth x amount of dollars while he still chase money because you're not trying to get the thrill of the accomplishment there's the game that's going on and there's a certain amount of game going on trying to get that white kid that you don't even know to cut off his dreads whether or not you know the Romans wore dreads more than that you know the Greeks wore dreads with a Vikings going different people have them it doesn't matter like there's a little tiny white guy and that girl could yell at that white guy then chasing with a pair of scissors exactly it's it's the incidents are they absurdity Monday but the current the conceptual current is some about I mean we can't not adopt each other's culture that won't ever happen so but even we go okay but I wouldn't wear a sombrero to a Mexican club I wouldn't walk into a club like I'll hey what's up so eat so if you say OK it's almost pornography right I know it when I see it I know when it's I know it's offensive when I feel it so if you kind of expand further and go okay even the Absurd examples I kind of understand I'm going to try to understand for me imma try to understand where people are coming with that then I can kind of contextualize it now I don't have to agree with it but I can at least say oh I get where this is coming from it's coming from historical antecedents of racism and oppression that are connected to hair style and and the end all of these musicians that have taken black culture and made money off of it there's a deeper sedimentary layers of emotionality I don't have to heat it and change accordingly but I do I would be foolish to ignore it right so I get it from the point of view of a person comes from culture that used to be maligned and isn't anymore I wanted to make one final point about I think I figured out how to make my cultural appropriation point I don't want to take us back too far but I think what we're doing is like the underneath the racism is just for talk about racial insensitivity talk about being Ryan today and if you try to just focus on that then you can get to like other reality what's happening and it was the original point I wanted to make was in this article I read about it it said that we often get locked on these linguistic the the the boat that the concept floats in on the Absurd boat so I black lives matters the ultimate example of gave I just thought this was such a fascinating point is like black lives matter is the name of the organization that is bear to fight against police brutality in killing of black kids right and people react to the words right so the people black lives matter all lives matter bluelivesmatter and basically if you don't acknowledge that it's black lives matter to that was really obvious right you're fighting about the word black lives matter where we haven't been talkin you left the the foundation principle behind like a long time ago how did you talk about the language that you chose to call your group so at any rate I think that was the the thing I was trying to say all of it makes sense if what is going on is people are being racist right someone is doing something Rachel and appropriation or sexual or cultural appropriation at the heart of it involves racial insensitivity or racist insensitivity but there's a difference and again raised as a word that doesn't have a lot of use anymore either because you describe the same phenomenon of you saying to like your black friend like wow I didn't expect you to be so articulate you mean well right you mean you you're trying to be polite or I don't like black people there they're bad is the same both of those things or not sensitive it's insensitive racism like you're not being sensitive to the possibility that you're saying something offensive or just doing something Boris Lee don't know I agree with you that logic more important than that than that but I think the more aware we can all be about how to not be a dick yeah you know you could never have All in the Family on TV today could you imagine people go crazy will then because we moved past that I mean that's what's going on what's going on there's a process in one of the things is disturbing to people about Trump and what's disturbing to people about this new freedom to mock Jews or the point of them is a root of all evil and then it's much more open than spend before is it we thought we got through that and then slowly but surely the demonization of individual groups and in terms of you know who the who the bad guys are really good guy and it's dead having it been boiled down to activities and behaviors individual human beings of the problem not giant groups of people that believe in one God versus another God which is what it's been historically right the ideas that as time goes on and it's people like my people the Italian become so integrated that you can't be racist about us anymore and right doesn't work right totally really doesn't work examples of it gross Behavior by Italian so just goes unchecked know what I think The Sopranos is probably responsible for a lot of that I was in Italy last year and I was walking home real late at night and I saw this guy he's got his girlfriend up against the car and f****** like going off on her and I'm like this little liberal American Boy like I'm off on her and I'm like this live like a liberal American Boy like is somebody going to call the police and then I kind of stood stood there for a while longer and screaming in her face and then I just like look for about 2 or 3 minutes ago


    Joe Rogan on Donald Trump and Syria
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    what is he like when the lights are off I wish I could have a f****** a feed of Trump's brain when the lights go down as probably chase us what is he thinking is he like I'm killing it or is he like what have I done I think there's got to be both and yeah he's got to be he doesn't drink and he doesn't do drugs right and I think there's got to be a part of his brain is pushing down the what have I done and reinforcing doubling down on the I'm the greatest on the best man that's why I kept saying about it migration numbers of so many people were there and even when they told him that it wasn't the case he fought it and then when he kept parroting not just parroting to friends but doing it to the news doing it to the press that he got the largest number of electoral College votes that's crazy it's psychedelic narcissism it's like it's so far out there it starts to seem like whoa you're bending reality is bending reality making people not know what's real anymore and no one knows what's real anymore and serious the ultimate example because it's unclear what is real they're like no one knows what the right thing to do is who are we attacking and why what are we trying to stop you sent bombs to the people that are fighting Isis to fight those people from doing chemical warfare on their own people but then we also are fighting Isis with them and then then it's just the whole thing or just like I give up you haven't Ron Paul was saying that the chemical attack doesn't make sense something Republicans are actually looking at me as rampal text me Republicans more of a Libertarian than anything but they're looking at it and saying like this this might not even been real I mean I just what I heard this great thing about how no one in Israel believes that Robin was killed by your delamere the Jewish guy like that they they believe in that basically hearing a conspiracy theory that widely believed in a country that isn't my own made me realize how wildly desperate faricy Theory everyone is somehow the distance where was like oh it's Israel's not really need maybe go like this is so interesting like everybody wants to believe he wasn't one hour until they were saying that the chemical attack by Assad was not real even though it has done gas-based people before and his father did before him somehow this one was like none of this is fake cuz I know how desperate people are to believe them will this was the same scenario that led Obama to make that speech saying that we need to go into Syria right in the whole American people want f*** that cuz we were deep in the Iraq War deep in the Afghanistan war and that was when I was Two thousand thirteen or fourteen but Trump made quotes it's crazy that he tweeted like what does the u.s. have to gain for going into Syria we should be America first and then whines up acting instantaneously yeah I know happens people keep dropping these like you said this bombs at Trump's feet like he cares about intellectual coherence or hypocrisy he doesn't care he's a rat trapped he's trapped in a corner of a maze and he's going to f*** do I do everything is your collapsing under your own weight you have the house and the Senate and you can't get anything done no one likes you you're the worst so what are you do you f****** explode it's just such a terrible recipe of something actually goes wrong oh yeah Siri is a minor issue with no one died total airfields they ruined some you know some ground I agree on some airships planes but what happens if something really goes down in that guy is his the figurehead that is the difference between the Roman Empire and this Empire is that the Roman Empire didn't have the power to press a button and destroy Empire is that the Roman Empire didn't have the power to press a button and Destroy like half the countries on Earth and we do so that's the scary part


    Joe Rogan talks to Dan Flores about the spread of Coyotes
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    how are you sir I'm very good Joe it's good to meet Samantha great to meet you and thank you very much for doing that I've learned more about coyotes over the last couple of months reading your book and listen to your podcast with my good friend Steve rinella which was amazing what are crazy animal that is coyotes all around my neighborhood and it became a very very close to me when I saw one of my chickens get captured by a coyote in damn these m************ is all around us especially I live in a fairly rural area around here about 40 minutes outside La so it's you know the nights are quiet and hear him screaming in the night and I didn't know much about him until I started reading your book then yeah they're amazing animal I mean I think there's not really another mammal side from us that has a biography like these animals do and that's kind of one of the reasons I got fascinated that with them they were doing the same thing around me when I was a kid growing up in Louisiana I mean and that's sort of the beginning of my my getting captivated by these little small wolves because they were suddenly showing up in the bayous and swamps of Louisiana when I was 12 13 14 years old and as far as I knew this was an animal that was supposed to be in the deserts of the West and so that's a something that you know commanded one's attention that this Critter is is appearing in places where you would never expect it now course everybody in the country is dealing with them that is so fascinating that in our lifetime they've spread for the American southwest to every single state and literally every single city in the country that's true and I just got this yesterday that somewhere in Georgia they have some sort of a bounty on these wolves you know coyotes that's what one thing a lot of people don't realize that a coyote is a wolf yeah it's it's a separate species from gray wolves and red wolves but it's out of the North American wolf line many coyotes are distinctively North American animals that come out of Cana Devolution that began here 5.3 million years ago so yeah they're they're small wolves and beautiful does the Georgia coyote challenge apparently they're offering some sort of bounty for each coyote killed now what's fascinating about this and want things that I learned from your book is that when a coyote yells when they're doing their call in the night there essentially making roll call and when one of them doesn't respond the female generates more pups yeah it's it's one of the it's probably happening when they're when they're howling me they are taking a census basically of of coyote populations in the area and the result of of that census can very well be it produces some sort of chemical or metabolic change in in the females the breeding females the alpha ones and they end up often times having larger litters of pups which is why something like that and I was just a South Carolina two weeks ago and there was a lot of conversation about this this is Georgia Bounty because in South Carolina some other place where coyotes are fairly new only been there in the last 20 or 25 years they were arguing that I know they had some pretty good science that coyotes are taking you know and some areas as many as 60% of the whitetail deer fawns and so the hunters are screaming download about this because it means it's getting harder to take a whitetail so South Carolina hasn't moved to the step that Georgia has of trying to impose some kind of bounty and encourage people to go out and shoot these animals to take them in any way they can but mostly shoot them but you know I think these states in the South and in the East have a lot to learn by the Westerner Western experience because truth is we've been trying to eradicate that mean totally exterminate coyotes in the American West we spent the years from about 1915 to about 1972 in an all-out War attempting to exterminate them and the only result of that as a result of their particular kinds of adaptations and their evolution in North America is that we spray I'm across the entire country. Only spread them across the entire country that mean they're in every state they colonize their 49th state Delaware in 2010 so the only state they're not in his Hawaii just because I have a stowed away and made it across the Pacific yet and if they do you can imagine those are endangered NeNe's on the big island they're totally done for but they are not only and every single state in the Union except for a y but they are 7000 Nails Now North and South in North America from above the Arctic Circle all the way down to Central America and beginning to colonize into South America so the attempts to exterminate them I mean I can explain how this why this happens has to do with their evolution in the particular Temptations I have but the attempt to exterminate them or even to try to control their numbers almost always produces exactly the opposite effect are you going to try to control their numbers almost always produces exactly the opposite effects of Georgia is going to end up with more coyotes than they've ever had before in their efforts to try to suppress their population that fascinating it is


    Joe Rogan talks to Chris Cage about Wanderlust, Hiking the Appalachian Trail
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    but it is interesting I mean it's like it's good aspects of it are Mom sure far outweigh the negatives you know most people are just enjoying themselves meeting nice people meeting like-minded people traveling around like my feet humor aside but my fears are probably barely unfounded right is not kind of how it is with life like most most people that you meet like The Vow majority people are really pretty nice Like This is Our intention it's really safe time to be a person you know I mean almost all interactions you have with people on a daily basis are safe and fairly friendly even like rude people are like was a big deal they say a word where you tune into any news Channel all you're getting is the active bad news of 7 billion people cuz that's what sells if it bleeds it leads run with it Mike Mike runs with it you know I mean this is actually very when you really look at it that way that's a very positive trend that people are doing this hosting roasting people shared shared economy it is good stuff so if you ever stop and think like what if I hadn't gone on this journey of exploration and I stayed an accountant and you would be living that life of the droning existence or every day it is f****** showing of the same place crunching numbers and hating life and wishing for some kind of Adventure something different I think no matter what weather is 80 or something and I think I would have I'm too impatient and bored too easily something I would have done something people don't a lot of people are like you and they just never make that move the never say never take that chance but I don't think they've you would like that it's not like I know this may not be the best thing but I like it you know it's not like I don't know it's like some some people think this is so bad or I I just can't I just have to do the guys don't think I could that threshold ever crosses most people you know the personality types that go on that trail I mean that's very very extreme personality type but I think most people of a certain amount of it's not Wanderlust at least curiosity is just a matter of how much of it do you how much of a do you nurture how much of a how much of that that need to do a real problem then not recognizing the finite nature of existence and I mean just to eat when you're 20 especially or 21 or what it whatever it is when you enter into these jobs you don't realize like a man you've only got like a few Decades of good time to do this for forty years easily easily easily and then we've all met those people that have done it for 40 years and they're just beaten down by life and they have that dull desperate look in their eyes it's just a sadness in their eyes with their life is just it's not it's not good at hasn't turned out well is not a lot of Joy there and hold onto the vacations big time in the middle of doing all this right so you do this you go on this crazy 7-month adventure and when it's over what was that like when you when you hit the end and you realize you're like a belly ring right now I'm at what is just not as not as not as dramatic you know you're at so but yeah I mean you finish it this just a plaque and it's like dude you finished wheeling and you touch the plaque you have to touch it what did you get right before you quit it's like right before your foot before the f*** this you at least what I would probably do that I'd go hike it a day and then get that weird feeling of watching these people that are covered in 2in of grime climb up that hill can you pull up sprayer that guy that's where it starts at the Gateway that's that's what's called the approach Trail it's not like like when you first started doing that like what year did this guy do this I know I know these dates back then and this guy says our know what I'm going to do the trails at Springer Mountain Georgia 8.5 miles Mount how to say it Katahdin Maine 2100 8.5 MI5 or motherfuker that last point five or so when you did it and you touch the sign and you like all right I did it I cried did you I did I literally collapsed wow Fel UNIS my life I was just leaving like that morning I woke up and I was like oh my gosh this is this is ending and I was like so much just so long I've been thinking about it from yeah I mean childhood and you know and then it was like not only thinking about it for a decade but then it was actually hiking the darn thing for 6 months and it's like getting there like it's getting kind of 0° every night and my sleeping bag was not cutting it so it's just like this is a lot man you know stress fractures in your feet huh yeah degrees every night and my sleeping bag was not cutting it so it's just like this is the lot man you know stress fractures in your feet huh yeah


    "Fuck Island" with Greg Fitzsimmons - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    but it's also it's I think the money is spread out through these royal families and none of the money goes to the salaries that you know this is the city of people now they don't get any of these royal families that have f****** hundreds of members and the money all gets filtered through out the family used to be the case to like what the 50s or 60s like whenever they establish these these Empires that right what's the growth of Dubai over the past 30 years time lapse images of the growth advisors Island pop-up and sandbars make swamped but one of the major does a huge high-rise on one of the islands it just sank like five feet into the f****** sand oh my God they built a high-rise on Saint Motel my God I just keep thinking it's going to goalies Leaning Tower Pisa sky how he's rocket now he's to have a disco in his house and he would pay these girls extraordinary amounts money stay there for months at a time he not like 50 of them there and he would just come down and go you let's do it and you just come down the Disco just f****** slide down the railing and is gold underwear and just start dancing pick one and throw the dick to her and then go I'll see you in a week or so and then they would just stick around do whatever they had to do they go to the gym workout concertos. they pick a new one all the time he just said so much money he just one prostitutes like that's not good enough I want girls who are not prostitutes to become prostitutes what about Melania Trump she doesn't want to live with them she doesn't want to live with him loose in our son he's the only 10 can't kick him out of the school it's going to stay in the school 10 year olds can't move they can't move or admits it or who's the president someone said something really funny I forgot it was they said is that the first lady or is that a flight attendant on the first flight to Mars a lot of mixed feelings right now could Lord he grew up in a f****** mudtown in Eastern Europe to that ring is insane the ring is like how much is a ring worth what's the gas cuz I'm sure it's on the internet I would say her ring is worth 5 million dollars Alyssa Milano calls out what she calling out Melania Trump's giant diamond rings and official portrait why you calling out the Rings 25-carat 5-carat so what is it Milana what's her problem to Ballers can handle it Melania met Donald on Stock Island which is one of these islands real yeah they bring a Eastern European women there and then billionaires show up and they all just f*** Richard dude maybe start going after while she was like dude what you doing Tuesday I'm going to f*** Island all right we be laying down the real dick cuz he's billionaires can't f*** getting horny after a while and then exoskeletons and make them f*** harder fuel dick to get a doctor this right there taking vitals at all times like they just have enough Viagra so they're there their veins pump up so fat and thick are they almost blackout it's like a fine line got to get him to write to the edge with if they're seeing like those. Punched me see stars just spent to make a spent cartridge I think it's darker than that I don't think you leave f*** Island you just stay I think at as as the guy is f****** blasting his last durable inside of you you feel a cold barrel of a handgun on the back of your head Jesus that is very own f*** Island that's it I guess if North Korea oh yeah he hired someone to do that and they apparently didn't know they were doing it a prank they thought they were doing something and then he because he thought that it was like his uncle that he thought was trying to check on fog Island in case the president is listening I bet he didn't know how do you think you met her grooming she swiped right is it right right or left right by variety swiped right parties party again they met up at a Starbucks for a coffee date first keypad safe upset of the Kim Jong-un


    Joe Rogan discusses Malaria, Zika, and Toxoplasma
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    I just read this book about the making of the Panama Canal and they talk about you know when the front you know the French first tried to do what they went in and the late 19th century and they technology in the late 19th century they didn't have f****** electricity they don't have s*** but they had giant machines and they were trying to bulldoze through the most dense tropical angle that you could get through and nae and they lost something like 20% of the people that went down there died of malaria and yellow fever but you're both mosquito borne diseases so they go down there and they fight it out for like 10 years they keep sending people down to keep dying keep sending people to keep dying and and even if you don't die you're working 14-hour days in Jungle Heat with a f****** with a little Spade all the sudden they get a monster rain and everything need excavated it'd be a Mudslide it would fill it right up again they start all over there were snakes there was f****** mountain lions and they just finally gave up finally France just went f*** this they had bled hundreds of millions of dollars and sold in the US Dept in Lego we can do it so we came in and some guy and realized that mosquitoes the problem like that nobody knew that malaria and yellow fever were Mesquite where mosquito-borne for whatever reason they just thought it was f****** popping out of the dirt they thought it was like fumes coming out of the dirt guys like know it's f****** mosquitoes so he came in with a team of like 10 people and they just started in educating people about how to get rid of mosquitoes which is basically get rid of standing water and so instead of having mud roads they poured concrete and and instead open barrels that people collect rainwater and they would put sheets over them and sucking, that's it and yellow fever after the first couple years they started Construction after people have ever died ever know s*** wow wow ever in history of human race died from malaria and still you will be okay there's a bunch of different strains malaria and some of them last a long time and he's had one strain where he got it he recovered from it and then it got sick and because you got sick the malaria came back he got an unrelated illness without being around mosquitoes and is malaria came back need to figure it out that the malaria had made a real app so he's had three times two times from being bitten one time from a relapse so is malaria something that just stays with you for life think with some cases and not just not necessarily for life but it can work over the course of a certain amount of years and then your body eventually get over it but he was saying that one case of malaria you can have it for as much as 30 years about your brain starts to f****** fry you just go crazy your entire body feels like it's made of acid it's brutal malaria is just number one two and three that we should be focusing on now there was some work they were doing kind of want to say somewhere around California's home was doing it when they were trying to figure out a way to engineer a mosquito that does not get malaria and they're going to release that mosquito is definitely probably one of the biggest throughout human history but actually know the actual fact if it has killed that many people probably not cuz it would have had to killed an average of 5 and 1/2 million per year and for like the last 30 or 40 years it's only about two to three million number Reddit from a science paper which might not necessarily look like we had robbed both the other day and he thought that a vomitorium was really something that people make mistakes but it's a skilled people to quarantine and they they try to keep him quarantined to the f*** you I'm going shopping my picture quarantine have it under wraps they've got here it's down to Florida and I think that they I know they were trying to genetically modified mosquitoes for for zika a friend of mine would let her go anywhere so I quit there was supposed to go to Hawaii or maybe Mexico or some like that the tiny head gaskets are really creepy find they don't even know what else happens because you know the kids they're born from it are only a few years old at this how I f****** crazy disease so cruel so horrible there's a guy named Peter hortez that I interviewed once and he was talking to me about this for my Syfy show did years back and he was talking to me about jungle diseases like people that have you know any sort of infestations of parasites and things like that in the jungle and he say is 100% of people that live there they have them 100% of the people that live there have something 100% I went a hundred percent does that mean they're living with it or they're suffering from their living with it but one of them was this cat parasite Toxoplasma if you heard of that my wife went to France when she was pregnant they said that she couldn't eat cheese cuz I don't pasteurize it out correctly and France what makes sense they'd like that Rod stinky f****** cheese down there they love that stuff I love it but it's it's weird because it makes the the rap when a rat eats it gets in his body a rat become sexually attracted to the smell of cat urine to the point where their dick gets hard and their balls swell up and they go find the cat in the cat kills them and then the cat related and one things it does with people that make some reckless so there's a directors guy named dr. Robert sapolsky at a Stanford has done extensive research on Toxoplasma is f****** fascinating guy cuz I'm awesome speeches or talks about online born the things they found when he was working in the ER the direct correlation between Toxoplasma and motorcycle accidents like a lot of these people there really people that would come in and they would have motorcycle accidents they would test them positive for toxo 15 million people in America tested positive for Toxoplasma it affects your judgment and makes you more impulsive makes more aggressive and it might even affect women it might make women more promiscuous or at least make them more sexually submissive they don't know me just complete total speculation but they think it might be one of the reasons why some South American countries are very Macho and the women are like very sick I'm with cats always live alone don't think it's the same never leave the house so if so if you don't have a cat you can't catch this know you can catch it you can catch it from the meat of a cow that eats the cat s*** in it since grass like this again about different a lot of people plus that are infected with his cat parasite called Toxoplasma I want to get tested cuz you have cats right yeah yeah I'm definitely 150,000 f****** cat that's the crazy thing is what I forget what percentage of your body weight is bacteria but it's not staggering not so I can charge 15% of your body weight is bacteria I'll take Jillian motor motorcycles but he was he was studying its effects on people and trying to figure out like they don't really know what it does to people to Justice correlation motorcycle accident that says up to 60 million people can have it so connection that we have to these organisms and in this one rewires a sexual reward system of rodents changes the reward system makes your dick hard for cat piss so that they go near the cat so they could kill so they can transmitted to people cook cats hang around people assuming that that's the the chain of events of 226 lb of bacteria but also play a vital role in wow human body contains trillions of microorganisms outnumbering human cells by 10 to 1 outnumbered ten-to-one that's like if there's every one rat for every person on a ship and there's a you know 10 people think of that mean that's a f****** infested ratfield ship what was some of the bacteria's good rats Rats on a ship would you say that's a ship full of people or ship for a rat that's his and we don't understand a lot of it it's so f****** small and mysterious 4 people are ship all right let's try to get some sleep bacteria bacteria and we don't understand a lot of it it's so f****** small and mysterious


    Joe Rogan on Working Summer Jobs
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    I'm sorry and it's 4:30 in the morning, be up at four-thirty still trying to get laid that's what happens if you start doing the Coke and I'll send you went to a bar that closed went to another book your f****** thrown out cash then she wants to go to Denny's and then you got to go in the first two hours you know it was a horrible one for me in the summer when this would happen and I had jobs so it'd be like 4:30 in the morning and I'm still trying to get laid and then I had to be up at 7 to go to my construction job in bed sideways out cold wake up in the morning do it all over again I used to park cars at Country Club and we would go out all we would get paid in cash tips we make a good hundred fifty bucks in cash I was 16 17 years old to the bars do shop all night get laid we go skinny-dipping it was a pool that we break into and it was a bunch of teenagers that would all Skinny Dip on any given night in the summer if it was hot out you go to that pool it was naked swimming and you could get laid pretty easily and then we would go and then we have to be there at 6 in the morning to park cars does the Dallas game in and we get there we had this little wooden Shack and would run up and down the stairs parking his car as soon as down a hill so you have to drive it down the hill run up drive it down the hill for hours and then finally they all be out on the golf course kick back in that Shack and just f****** lay on the wooden floor and sleep for a couple hours working while you're tired of your kid is so important so important to realize how to power through things on power through s*** when you're a little kid make the make you take naps at the opposite of power and throw just take a nap summer jobs those are the big eye opener for me that's when I knew that's when I f****** really knew I could never work construction that's when I really knew like summer jobs when I was in high school and right out of high school so I could f*** this cook was not hard mean it sucked wasn't fun B cook burgers make ice cream like Sundays and s*** milkshakes and before that it was the the guy wash the dishes and moved up bro job though too much responsibility to be a waiter or waitress my dad's an architect stepdad got me gigs is an architect and got me gigs in the summer like like real jobs and I was like holy s*** I mean you're a labor you're a sixteen-year-old labor on a construction site f*** your life fuckmylife everyday f*** your life and plus I didn't know how to hydrate back down after drinking water in the morning and then all day no drinking what not no awareness Ron Zacapa and I was just f****** carry s*** all day and be so tired but I remember thinking okay you got there's got to be a f****** plan we got to make a plan to avoid this can't be doing this and these buildings were like basically like to completely wrecked and they would redo them and this one guy he was like semi homeless he lived in this place while they were redoing it any other Mountain Dew jug R2L a thing of Mountain Dew that he filled with Malt Liquor he would just drink this Mountain Dew jug a malt liquor all day be just blasted all day on a construction site and we're walking around this like exposed beams there's two left in the writers fiberglass you know that's why over lattice you just drop right through the floor below Guy Walks Like a ballerina drunk as f*** name is Jeff never forget Jeff walked around this this construction site and just barely not stepping on nails just barely and drunk like woah yep yeah you realize that you know I had a job I was actually in college but one summer I went out to the Hamptons me and my brother and this other guy from Northern Ireland Sean he was f****** drunk that we shared a studio apartment liran first two guys and got the fold-out couch their guy was on the floor so you try to f****** get home we were the other guys with fleas and fleas all summer you must had a dog before the place was infested and I would go down my job was I would ride my bike and I remember was 6 miles I would ride my bike to the beach and I had to get there at like 7 in the morning and it was an outdoor beach club it was a bar basically Brooklyn would unload and show up at this place was called Summers on Dune Road in the Hamptons and they had two outdoor bars that each had six bartenders in it PowerPoint like f****** Tom Cruise in cocktail chicks in bikinis bartending and then inside two more bars with six more bartenders speakers the size of a f****** Volkswagen till I get there at 7 a.m. my job was get the f****** Dolly and get 10 speakers outside that were all the size of Volkswagens plug them in first thing was do that and then I put on 2001 Space Odyssey at 9 to clear up all the drunks that were sleeping on the sand from the night before because pay to get in so they wanted to clear the f****** beach all these people get up screen with their hands on them each bar for six bartenders start bringing up f****** garbage cans full of ice filling up the troughs with ice bring up cases of beer stuff in the beers into the ice I mean and then and I'll send people started trickling in around nine-thirty ten crack the f****** bad disco music power pouring in the bikinis Guido's showing up chicks that would I would have to clean out the bathroom the women's bathroom at least three times a day and clogged up with tampons these nasty f****** cleaner chicks from Brooklyn can broken bottles into the urinals I have to clean those out all day long up and down in this device was down a flight of stairs with a broken-down shity ice machine and all day long I weigh 225 lb up and down the stairs with buckets of ice on my shoulder cases of Coors Light and just frightened and I didn't get a f****** conversation with one of those All Summer Long all I did was drink Miller Lite and then a few times a day had run down to the beach dive in the ocean is sucking cool off come back but I made Bank these bartenders they knew I was taking care of them and they were they were making $1,000 a day really yeah they were making crazy money and they would all tip me out you know 15 bartender salt I get on my bike at around 6 and I pedal back to our little flea-infested studio apartment and then take a shower and then we go to this place Aquila Murphy's up the street and we dance we f****** dance to like you know Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock you know Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock and we would break dance and we'd stay there till f****** 2 in the morning and I come home and get some more flea bites get up and do it all over again every day


    Joe Rogan tells Funny Stories from Growing Up
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    yeah you know that was that guy's going through right now the Ranter was like in the groove and the other guys were so you too and just s**** on his rent over the other guy get louder and louder what is a nice day with a lake near my house growing up and we used to skate there was f****** unbelievable I grabbed a Tarrytown New York and we had this Reservoir that actually feeds New York City it's like the main reservoir for the water drinking water New York City and so it would freeze in the winter and then they had this Shaq just big f****** wooden Shack twice the size of this room and it had benches and it had a little snack bar hot chocolate and hot dogs telephone poles they put and has a big f****** leg telephone poles around half the circumference of the the the perimeter of the lake with spot lights and radio speakers and they would crank f****** pop music and you go out there until 11 at night we had six packs in the snow on the banks of the lake we got the rent 7th and 8th grade drinking a couple beers hitting on chicks at some out there one night and then during the day we play hockey all f*** they had metal Nets they would put out and they would use a plowed up to plow the snow to make rinks out of the f****** snow on the ice wallow it was insane and this is before global warming that s*** froze by Christmas and we were skating in March every f****** year March 12th early March how do you know when to stop Jack on top of the hill where they have spotters there's guys that are ring you know guy skating with jackets that are the rink guys and so so anyway I'm there and I'm talking to this chick from the next town over Celine was her name I remember this deep voice brown eyes real f****** Italian girl that was my type little plump Italian and I'm talking to her and all the sudden I get f****** knock down this kid Chris skated towards me and just check me just f******. I fell down hit my head couldn't get up for a little bit and I was like what the fed my friends were laughing like what the f*** was that Chris was like trying to break into our little circle of friends and he was as big dude and he lifted weights and that was his way of like getting into the group was too f****** knock me down I was talking to Lynn and I tried to fight him later after when I had my my sneakers on and thankfully somebody broke it up he would have kill me but cut too are we still in like me at the time cut to what was it Halloween the following year we're running around and somebody sprayed shaving cream in my eyes and so I chased him down and it was somebody dressed as a bum knock them down sitting on top of him punch him in the face people start grab me screaming so I f****** runaway turns out guess what guess what a bigger crush on me now her after you beat her ass tell me about her f****** childhood why did she sprayed in face and she knows you know we start run around with we would take shaving cream and we can aerosol Tops on a shaved on a barbasol can each other Knockaround wow my first mental abuse charge when I was 14 I got on the bus for for 13 year olds like the junior high school bus and there was this guy who actually became a buddy of mine later he was young back then Mugsy Malone and my little dude at the time he was I think he's two years younger than me and it was some girl was mad at me for something I don't know what happened but she started throwing punches at me and I'm like what the fuc and I block her punches and then I looked down and the dude was like right behind her and he said something to someone else that something them and he looked Migos you afraid of you either I was like all right before I fight you Mosey wellsys I just f***** up I I was new to the town and I don't know what happened when she was mad at me for but I remember blocking punches by some girls trying to beat my ass with the f*** are you doing in this little dude mad at me too. couple years old has 14 he was 17 and he was a senior and he was like one of the best wrestlers in the state he was an animal you smoke cigarettes in between wrestling practice be in wrestling practice and that girl that tried to beat my ass she would she would open up the door who go outside in like a splinter time out and he would like to take a couple of drags of a cigarette / athlete like a legitimate bad motherfuker like an animal wrestler maybe realize like real early on like wrestling practice maybe realize like how hard some people workout I had no idea how hard some people work out cuz I had taken like karate classes before and I had played baseball but I never did anything like wrestling in my first days of rest in class remember thinking what the f*** are you guys work this hard to go upstairs with a carry back and climb up stadium stairs what the f*** are you talking about like white what we were doing what we're doing endless drills for fireman carrying each other back and forth across the f****** Jim Racing each other and constant live drills with wrestling I would leave there I could barely walk I was so tired I didn't I didn't do any homework you might want to sleep and then did you have to try to lose weight from for Meats I did but I have stopped and doing it because my friend Steven was wrestling 228 pounds is a better wrestler than me so I went up to 134 which space is like what I weighed I was fourteen so it will 15 whatever I was so it's pretty easy at all but then I cut weight for Taekwondo when I stop wrestling her start fighting in Taekwondo I caught a lot of weight up until I was seventeen and then 10170 still trying to make 40 lb but I'll be walking around like 1:50 something I would just starve myself and dehydrate myself was terrible really f***** with my performance and then I stopped doing and I went up to 154 and when I went up to 144 I became way better that was when I got better I was holding myself back by the dieting and I think that that's a big factor with wrestlers that their mental toughness because of that weight cutting it's almost worth it because the mental super bad for you a lot of weight but those guys could do it still compete they have the ability to push through discomfort and just have a drive to win the very few Sports can match his very few Sports word Wildey athlete compete in a state of like uncomfort as much as wrestlers there just dieting eat my ass now you said whatever you know cock your wrist and say s*** and he turn around a f****** smacked me across the face and Ina any stun me I was like holy s*** and I don't know what to do because he was he was part of a family that was there was projects in Tarrytown and there were cousins and there were families that had a lot of cousins and his his cousins were some bad ass m************ the davises after that for number reasons one of which I was not that tough I was pretty tough with girls Halloween but but I think I was just so shocked did you know that you deserved it did you have a feeling I deserve a kick and I deserve it most of the time I got punched in the face in Time Square when I was about fourteen we can Southern Comfort I walked passed some guy who's like a some f****** homeless drug addict who was like coughing up a loogie and so I started coughing really hard to making fun of them came back and punch me right now you don't get beat up by a junkie when you know the days of AIDS it was could have been an easy punch I would pick fights because of my friends would fight the fights I was that guy things that kids like when they're growing up in one of the big ones is things happening we like action like something happen if that guy he did it once with this guy and the guy knew how to fight guy was beating his ass shark bites and wasn't really that good at it you just crazy he just he was crazy he wanted to fight and he realized it with his limited mentality and view of the world that the most fun that he had was when he was fighting so sorry that means we fight until he just would want to fight all the time like one time my dog got hit by a car was really sad my dog open the door to get super excited to go for a walk and she I did never on a leash and she ran out into the street anticipator running should usually pretty good about it and she ran out to get nailed by a car jizo so sad back to the house and she she should herself like that's why I knew something but I didn't I still didn't know something's wrong but looking back I would have known she just s*** all over the kitchen and herself and then she just slowly slipped away just lie down and just stop Batman just blood blood from the inside internal bleeding should hit by Volkswagen Bug Nathan a dog mix she was boxer and I think she had some German Shepherd in her to Sweet Dog sad ship man with sash it is a real bummer man is a real bummer but anyway I told Kenny I never had it I mean it had dogs die with a dog that we adopted it had distemper want to pay me to put it to sleep start going crazy it was an adult dog not adult but it was over a year old and a doberman and it's a start barking at us and smiling it's it's teeth and it just started losing its mind and we got it calmed down enough we get a leash on it brought it to a vet and vet said he had to stop her we had to put it down so I've had that happen before but I never never seen a dog die in front of me was fighting Rogan your f****** fight no excuses tonight and we drove around and you like wanted me to pick fights with people making I'm not f****** fighting anybody there's a thing about young guys we're young guys always want to be crazy 1 like Mike sifaka craziest we were talking about this before the podcast everybody our age was like a latchkey kid everybody our age had a mom and a dad that worked and it opened the f****** door in the morning and you were Off to the Races you went to school after school they were at home for hours right you did a bunch of s*** by yourself and most of the time we're around other f****** Savages our age so it's the abstract influence of the parents on the children that is really like giving you your experience for who you are as a young boy you're you're you're experiencing how these people taught their kids and what the result was cuz you're around the kids all the time. Around your parents are raised by your peers after that the age of 12 you're basically your parents are out by your peers activities funky crazy and it was like a value in that because everybody was scared that was really the bottom lot of it we're all young man and we're on our way to becoming adults and no one knows what the f*** they're going to do we have a few friends of graduated high school and they're losers now and like s*** that might be me like that was the big cloud that was always hanging over everybody's had what are you doing after high school what are you doing after high school and it was like this impending date of Doom that was coming up everybody was scared all the time he wanted to be something special no one felt special you know everybody felt like f****** loser you know we're all like waiting waiting to become an adult so you can get a job because other people you knew that were around you or Escape or figure out a way to escape Community College Community College and I just I only went back to school because I didn't want people thinking I was a loser so I did like maybe one semester math bad do anything I finish the semester and then I left and went to UMass UMass Boston had this like adult education program we didn't have to have a GED or a g a ds-82 I had no direction I was doing is like doing martial arts and competing and I just was so terrified of what the f*** the future late and so I went to UMass for like three years but not like three full years is like there was still a lot of credits to be acquired graduate and I just was wasting my time I was barely paying attention and I wasn't doing I was completely half-assing whatever project couldn't come back with the grades that I had unless I came up with some very compelling reason so they wanted me to make an argument for why they should include me back in class and I wrote out in handwritten because back then do another f*** typewriter this total b******* letter is ridiculous like persuasive bulshit e letter about how important education is to me and how like how it means and then I realize like the amount of effort that I put writing this b******* letter to keep these people from kicking me out of their school which I wasn't paying attention to any project ever in class Nation with a science teacher is science teacher and it was the same kind of thing I mocked him and class but I brought up something that was contrary to what he was teaching he was talking about Lake Erie being a dead Lake documentary on PBS last night about Lake Erie making a Resurgence in the scientist to figure out these new ways to minimize water pollution and almost shouldn't like other kids looking at me like what the fuc and he got pissed at me he got real Krista Maney said you're undermining my class and this not to go hey man you're teaching old s*** on TV man is on TV like yesterday and I had a conversation with him afterwards and I cuz I had to talk to him in order to get back in the class and he said two things he said one he said first of all I don't know whether or not that was the case with her not as true and if I allow you to interrupt my class and chime in something . and it's not true I haven't fact-checked at your touch tone the whole class and I don't know if you're right or you're wrong or you're making things up but you're interrupting my class that's the point if you have something to tell me about it maybe you tell me about it after the class and then I can go and look it up and then maybe I can correct class he was but two in interrupting the class you showed yourself to be more articulate and more intelligent than you ever showed ever in the entire semester or totally half-assing everything you do free turn in every test you do every time I call upon you for a question totally have to have that that but when you wanted to correct me on something also you knew all the words you know how to form the sentence correctly you got to stay with the right impact so just use your focus is off as like goddamn not having any so someone doesn't tell you what to do all your life and essentially you just out free I would go fishing and hang out my friends in the f****** Woods we just go find s*** to do and then all sudden you're in school and they're telling you everything you have to do all day like I'm not ready for that you sitting in 15 minutes for homeroom then at 8:30 I go to my first class which is an hour and 15 minutes then we get when it's off and we go to another class it's 2 hours to get these long f****** class and it goes like that till 3 to get like they got like 45 minutes for lunch and they're sitting be boys with f****** chemicals racing through their bodies and girls of the next desk with f****** short shorts and cleavage and little brown titty stick-on you know when the breeze hits them and they get a little bit of Goosebumps on the inside of the cleavage and that cross Jesus is just wedge right in between corned beef glitter on it bracelets charm bracelets bracelets with flip flops


    Joe Rogan on Celebrities Going Off the Rails
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    I don't know how they do it but they figured out how to splice things change things and selectively breed certain plants and they came up with different strains that's why corn looks the way it looks old school Korn was like the size of a Hobo's dick and it was assault naughty and f***** up looking is like 4 inches long you never know what you're getting it could be a reason hobo you like that guy who punched dudes old school bus not blowing veteran does dick taste like battery acid theology a f****** scientist you sucking dick with a lab coat on taking notes asparagus not recommended pesticide load taste like Roundup it's not good when you have to chew it she's out of her mind do you remember when that actor f**** his name Tom Sizemore Sizemore went off the rails p*** play his his thing at Opie and Anthony all the time cuz when he was coming is off the rails on meth making a p*** it was in Saving Private Ryan. That's his Primal as it gets like the pure it being expressed I met him a long time ago I did a show on VH1 called the list the host of it maybe three episodes but one of them was I got to be Rob Halford I got to meet Rick James chose well choose a mom. I can't remember names very very pretty girl. Her name is Nikki Sixx I don't think so remember which one she was it came up in some way shape or form and to buy it partying all night 20 showed up like we were warned that he might not be able to do it like he got there and then you need to tell he just been up and now he's like I'm suffering from bathrobe I don't remember what he wore when he sat down but I remember you showed up with slippers and a bathrobe and he was just right when he was just going off the rail supposed to be him and Val Kilmer out partying all night and then he was with him and he's like and it was during that time that Sizemore showed up was very nice guy how come they don't do it anymore now it's that you were exploiting people's the worst time you could ever have someone in front of cameras when they're in their most vulnerable yeah they are recovering from addiction lead you don't think that that's an impediment to recovery putting them on camera falling cameras detox and figure out and you're giving a massive amount of attention and you're putting on shooting schedule to get lob Mike's on them and should I start having Affairs you encourage it when you supposed to discourage it did everything that AA is not is the opposite of anonymous I'll take care of what it's like to go through this and you see celebrities and movie stars going through this but a lot of it wasn't celebrities celebrities like Angie Dickinson some guy in the show was some young guy wasn't the same as in brother happy good morning themselves sweating through the night he's not going through zero withdrawal he's literally reading the times over a cup of coffee with his feet up on the beach there is like Malibu somewhere and some Serene environment


    Julie Kedzie tells her favorite story from being a fighter- The Joe Rogan Experience
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    all day like going back to school and stuff like that after my career going to be easier this is the influences of people who were just like they care about the people on their team they care about who they surround themselves with but I just kind of showed up and drive to the gym at the gym like my Sensei like this is this is like I feel like a samurai in this is like the person I wanted I forgot what that relationship is called this is the person I really want to lead me and guide me is my leader and I wanted to impress him so badly and that fight first thing she does right away with you there's a kovich I did pretty well and I ended up getting a mounted triangle under and finishing with strikes in between rounds another cornerman put cold water in the back of my neck and I thought that I just farted I thought it was a fart but turns out men and everything because we want our fights and they take us to this Palace and I can't remember whose Pals Alexander's in St Petersburg and it was beautiful gold damask and silicon clothes smell weird and surreal already head trauma going on with me like not really in my right mind and it was so weird to be like smelling myself put you on the bus didn't tell me where I was going and that's a good way to get staff I've been lucky gladimir Putin that was mine I want it I want it back shoot myself yeah you are a look at that you had no idea yeah but he looked different then Penny just went right back into power so strange


    Joe Rogan and Julie Kedzie's discussion on Protesting
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    it's a Twitter but I love it and I know that why you doing that but I I know I fully understand that Shannon could fire me if I say something just outrageous normal she wouldn't she's a wonderful person and I'm no longer at behind-the-scenes there I'm just I'm a commentator I'm not somebody making any decisions with the company when they come at me there's like you're a feminazi your those who actually come on why do you like you're just a genuine person like who happens to be a woman who believes what you believe like you you're not like sexist and now I can't I mail or anything the thing is I Am pro woman to service at me when it comes to MMA I'm a more interesting what's going on with women in this world than with men let's just Explore More the term feminist it's been so co-opted by negative thoughts so many people have this negative connotation attached to it I don't know what kind I don't want it like speculate we were really good friends for a while and you know like he was very disliked as a male feminist one of them because everybody thought that he was what he just got accused of being instead of taking that angle turn everything to offer him or you know you know she went in that situation yeah I don't know either but you know I don't think people are bunch of different things depending on who they are what time of the day I think it'd be nice if the whole world was egalitarian and if we all looked it people as just treating them who they are based on their character and their personality and not categorizing them so specifically like all you are a woman so you are less or you are a man and you are more or vice verse that's the problem when are you joking when you guys are you alright cuz the problem is there's a lot of people that virtue signal and lot of people that are posturing a lot of people that are putting a label on themselves try to make themselves seem like they're in a higher moral High Ground than the rest of the folks around them and that's the motivation for doing it that becomes transparent and people get angry at that they recognize what it is so when someone like Jamie kilstein slips up after all these years of virtual Cigna like I knew it you f*** your set some of the good things that he's done if he's influence, man I don't know everybody know that's how he thinks and he's going to get all this love and people going to send them all these likes and they going to give him a thumbs up and say nice things to him on Twitter and that may or may not be a good thing it's more a good thing or a bad thing is not a bad thing but you're not going to change some assholes opinion what you're saying if they believe that you're being truthful and if what you're saying is compelling enough for them to reconsider the way they look at things it is possible but it's not 100% and it's not in the motivation behind doing things in the first place I'm not trying I don't ever try to change people's opinions but I do try to express myself as cleanly and as accurately as honestly as I can and I think that in my opinion in my experience when I've heard people like you talking about your life like you just talkin about your life in this podcast I take that in and I know it's pure and it'll make me consider every little everything that a person says every sentence every conversation that you have with someone where they're being real with you it adds more knowledge to your database of human interaction in the way people behave and think it does slowly make you consider more things about people and that adds to the overall surface area of knowledge that you have about people in general in your position because you have considerable influence do you worry about having people kind of latch on things hive-minded and and go One Direction when you feel a responsibility I guess two people that like you're not trying to get people to send you $50 a month for the f****** Platinum plan where you get access to the secret messages from El Ron Hubbard or whatever and I think that that's what that's a real issue with any sort of right or somebody who has kind of leave that sort of thing yes but when Alex Jones on here I think people got to understand Alex Jones weigh more after me get him drunk and stoned and have a talk about interdimensional child molesters like you get to see each other this is kind of like 1/2 wack-e show where he's also commenting on the craziness of the world but you got to see who he really is with the guy that I've known for almost 20 years like that's what I wanted to do locked up we're going to have some fun and you realize like all this guy's like he's kind of wacky like half of what he's doing is almost like a show True unfortunately a lot of what Alex Jones has been presenting over these years is actually true like agent provocateur is like when they have peaceful protest still sending people to Windows no wearing government issue boots and they get rounded up and they don't wind up being prosecuted because they were literally brought in by the police to turn a peaceful protest into a violent protest like the people that took over Occupy Wall Street and undercover cops that were doing all this f****** crazy chaotic violence s*** to get people to move in and break up these camps and break up these protests when they were all legal Alex Jones sort of expose all that stuff first I actually don't want to be in this world trying to be controversial honestly I'm just like no I'm so bad because when I follow my train of thought that I can never have citations it drives me bananas because I don't want to present information as speculation from violating other people's rights challenging the law macrame hat on with a you know I'm a male feminist sign but it was the voices behind me and the collective voices together that we're doing the part about going to jail you're just trying to bring attention to something that you think is wrong guys already hate me if I was 18 twice it was down in Fort Benning Georgia banned for life there was very religious anymore groups in South America who were slaughtering people have the same time it was protesting I was stepping deliberately onto a military base and saying no I don't want that to happen anymore I'm peaceful going to go with you and your resting me I know my rights and then you did there was you made a there's a political protest you went to the scene of where you think these terrible things are taking place and you took a stand knowing you were going to get arrested and it was going to bring media attention to this a big difference between that and you deciding we're going to block the 101 because black lives matter you know what that doesn't have anything to do with all those people that were driving to work your violating their rights to pass your violating their space you're stopping them from being able to move freely and put people in danger and it's not necessary you could do it in a public space you could do it in places where you're allowed to protest you can do it and you could still get your voice still get your message out and not block traffic on the highway the blocking traffic on the highways attention whoring and its attention whoring in a very dangerous way because you are stopping people from getting to medication you're stopping people from getting medical treatment your people can be in the middle of giving birth is a lot of s*** that happens we you you f*** with people's ability to travel and move around we were lie on that it's extremely significant so when you decide that you know you whatever I want transgender rights for the bathroom Bacchus f****** highway just because you think you can get attention doing something like that doesn't mean it's the right thing to do there are ways to get attention doing things that are lawful and there's ways are noble and then they're blocking the f****** highway like a baby example of what is a good example because it was peaceful protesting the did get a lot of attention including me and a lot of other people who Proto who tweeted about it and put up links about it and let people know about and talked about on the podcast yeah I mean it does get attention when does now did I believe in do I believe in the black lives matter movement yesterday I also believe in police officer training and and better training for police officers in those in situations of high stress I think that there's so much Nuance to what's going on something is wrong isn't it your responsibility to try and fix things by stopping the highway Maybe not maybe not maybe it's not my stopping the highway but if people are so determined to be against what you're saying they're so introverted people have to make noise in the strangest ways they have to do what people and that's what you're doing by standing in front of someone on the highway and blocking their Passage police codes are scheduled to be able to have the right to run somebody over in Kindle they're doing their car in their stock and maybe have a kid with them and the kids crying and freaking out and hit the gas that I know that would be horrible more to me then you're getting your kids you're sick kids into the hospital I think absolutely I think that no I don't think that anybody's life is worth more than the other person's legs also there's something going on with his screaming black lives matter black lives matter screaming his window was like yeah I agree man stuck in traffic I'm not doing anything like we're very angry white guy yelling at him another white guy and he's screaming black lives matter atoms like okay this is so misdirected if my friend is a Democrat votes liberal he's so so liberal like down the boar with a pretty much everything in someone's screaming at him it's screaming at him like he has done something wrong because this person is misguided in misdirected rage and there are there a part of this whole mob mentality everyone's together while chanting and yelling get excited and they think that they're doing the right thing and these kids today a lot of them that are involved in these protests are so enamored by this idea that they're doing the right thing they're enacting changed they don't realize that they're all so polarizing the opposition and this is one of the reasons why Donald Trump has left in the first place because so many people are so tired of people shoving in their face their righteous indignation shoving in their faces locking hands blocking the highway and you have to listen to us that is energy and it goes like this and then when that people go like that it's in and out is a cycle and can you understand where the buildup of people felt like they've been ignored and they've been pushed back so hard that they actually start exploding like that and they get into these hives because they have no other group to belong to a way that you could see that there's definitely a way that makes sense what is the appropriate way to express yourself in a way that's going to make other people consider what you're saying and maybe change people's minds and thoughts and it's not an instantaneous day and everything's fixed where they think they're allowed to hit a girl because she's got a red hat on that says make Bitcoin great again have you seen that video that poor girl got maced in the face with the I really do understand there is such a finger pointing going on on and I'm guilty of it on my Twitter because I go after these f*** heads all the time Donald Trump seriously that person is not qualified to be president that's not I didn't say anything about him I think that's when we're talking about not thinking it through I think the guy screaming at your friend in the window he's not thinking it through he's my friend my friend my friend below him cuz he's seated and he just screaming black lives matter black lives matter generalize and say everything is because of this and everything is because of that is in everything we believe in you shouldn't do this you shouldn't affect somebody who's driving their child to work or something like that but we do tend to forgive the people are in the same team exhaust don't wait for the make America great f****** sorry they can't see their team lose yes to run things magically out of popularity contest to get to see who's the dean of Harvard going to be this year play Triumph can old child and people get worked up rather and they start talking about it and they also realize that hey man it really does matter if you about it really doesn't matter if you're politically activate it really does matter if you talk about these things you care but the team mentality that we have the US versus them it just gets so weird it gets so f****** crazy people get so out of roll with it and they like you said they the people make America great again people didn't want to hear s*** about the left didn't want to s*** about Bernie they want to touch say Barack Obama is a Muslim and from f****** Kenya and they don't he gives people like I think without opposition it's very difficult to get motivated and I think this is a significant amount of opposition now and people were I think they're organizing people in the left organizing in a way that they never had before hopefully hopefully people will understand there will be someone along the line that understands that the polarisation effect that happened between choosing his hard-line team left and right and not recognizing the possibility that there's so many people in the middle that just pick a side they just decide to go left Idaho right now could be on either side but both of them are unreasonable both of them are unrealistic hopefully next time to be someone is really good and will understand what is the problem with having a megalomaniacal egomaniac who's a booking a business vulture run run the country when was a terrible candidate choose a terrible opposition candidate hopefully next time to be someone is really good and will understand what is the problem with having a megalomaniacal egomaniac who's a booking a business vulture run run the country


    Joe Rogan & Julie Kedzie discuss Steroid Use in MMA
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    all day and I think that that just did not exist mean Gina Carano sort of caught it a little bit but she was gone before it really caught fire you know and then when she lost a cyborg it was a there's a lot of like weird feelings about that because there's all these speculations as cyborg was on drugs and then they looked at Gina Carano and she was all beat up afterwards and that left is sort of weird taste in people's eyes and mouth there's something that I think it's unfortunate because I'm like I know Cris Cyborg you know what was the Matchmaker convicted when she was fighting for us and I was there for her wake has and I saw some of her struggles and and what a kind kind person she is just a genuinely kind person but then there's this Persona of Speck that was due but at the same time then she did fail a drug test so it was like like unfortunately you carry the burden of having your entire Legacy be questioned when you mess up like that we know what the human body looks like you know you know what a female body looks like and you know what someone looks like when they most likely have been introducing male hormones into a female body I would say that we know what a male body looks like two I just had this big stream mesomorphic bill there's a lot of people that are built that way that don't do anything illegal there's not a lot of women that are I'm not really cuz it was with the UFC with some kind of test but it turned out it was with her birth control pills or something which is a DHT inhibitor as a diuretic it's used for people combating the effects of anabolic steroids for female, and effects used for 6 yeah bunch of different possible reasons to use it could be that vicious and ferocious like that and take it take the idea of women fighting to a different level and when she tested positive for the give me Mike believe in a lot of guys that turned out to be taking steroids but if you do wish the best definitely want to take a hard stance against female hormones into a female body and also the problem that is a lot of the effects are permanent I feel out of the effects of a woman alter her physiology with male hormones there's a certain amount of those effect and this is also argued against men taking steroids there's a certain amount and it's been test about this isn't just speculation that certain amount of physiological changes are permanent when you take steroids because you're introducing these hyper human levels of testosterone to mail system and things change bone density change the shape of your body changes do the attendance drink changes comes back like the circular atrophy it really does shutdown of the endocrine system but that comes back and when it comes back there's a certain amount of the improvements you've received because of steroids that you will keep forever benefit they have a permanent benefit of taking those illegal drugs against a principal does jorina Baars fight was a testament to cyborgs courage and and fighting spirit that she took that fight because nobody want if I joined it for a long time and if you don't know who's going to bars his if you watch her Muay Thai fight she's some ungodly number of fights she's had the multiple time world champion and she's just so stunningly technical as a fighter but you know you look at them physically there they look very very different you know but besides girl that nobody wanted to fight like women's division but there's also some realities that you have to address and those realities have to be addressed for the other women that haven't done anything as well just to look up for them I think that the penalties have to be harsh they have to be hurt and I don't know what's going on with the new testing and stuff like that I'm not I don't I'm not in the know when it comes to the UFC I'm no longer on a team and it's also is it the same thing as a man taking male hormones the same as a woman taking male hormones beard by Chaz Bono change the shape of your face changes the tone of your voice your voice gets deeper in so many different factors playing that mean it's really depends on if there's no there's also there's a rainbow Augusta broad spectrum of dosages like who knows how much are taken how long you're taking it for and then there's also massive negative consequences health-wise women encouraging but in your right and I again I don't have an answer for that I don't think there's a clean slate I do think that Chris I work is in the position right now with her career and with the things have been questioned about her that she has actually opportunity now to really spearhead making it all clean and coming out with whatever happened spinach it wasn't a field test then it's not prohibited or it is prohibited but she could get a therapeutic therapeutic use exemption believe they're doing that or in the process of trying to do that maybe it has been cleared what that means is look it's not hurting anybody she compete against it's not that it's just they don't like people taking it because it can mask some of the effects of androgens in in the female body and it also as a diuretic diuretics are illegal because diuretics also can mask some of the potential properties of testosterone or hormones or and I'm like I wonder cuz I wonder how many other women were like Pride days were the wild west like during Pride like I talk to Ensign anyway he need to be described about as is contract literally in capital letter said we will not test you for steroids and answer was laughing about it it's like a f****** everybody was on the ship back then the last right so if she was on something isn't that just what everybody else was trying to do I don't know jiu-jitsu tournament seduce us. Testosterone I mean they just want to be stronger and better and that there's no money in it there just trying to get an edge and it's kind of weird you know it's it's weird it's there it's a mature and no one's testing and they say everyone's doing it so they're doing it so you okay I got no position on this mean I don't know what to say but when it comes to MMA professional sports in back then it was a wild one Cris Cyborg became sort of the poster girl when she look the part and then tested positive right I mean what do we do with that now and if a person doesn't have positive another word the real problem no with what's going on today is they're offering these massively steep steep sentences for people and suspensions for people so like first if you get caught think the first suspensions like 2 years and if you caught again it's even deeper and then three years it's a three times if you get caught a third time so I can like it done because he ran away from run away from it but it just wasn't as public like you know when you talk to Chael Sonnen about how sketchy that you saw two people wear when they came to him like they made him do it in a broom closet and give place like this is this sterile like who are you to have an ID like they don't even they don't want to give you an idea they just want to test right away and you just have to listen to them is like no when it comes to regulation who regulates The Regulators like I mean it was that testosterone use exemption and when he was doing it Holy Ship in terrifying 2017 on the right can I just start everybody smashing people will kick Luke rockhold we never seen him throw Wheels in his life he threw two wheel cakes in his entire career this is 2007 on the left and 2000-2012 in the left in 2017 on the right


    Joe Rogan & TJ Kirk on Jeff Sessions comparing Marijuana to Heroin
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    saying that marijuana is it's just so destructive f****** drug that is almost as bad as heroin without a doubt influence you not like there's there's more than just his opinion here this is not these when these they have these meetings when they're discussing policy or discussing how they proceed like this isn't as simple as 1 wacky dude's opinion and they leave him alone with his opinion he has ultimate power there's no way there's a bunch of vested interest is a bunch of people that have tremendous amount of money at stake and would lose money if marijuana was legal there is a hundred percent weather guys doing sure but he's his personal opinion towards weed is always been you don't have any data to show that that's even remotely true heroin kills fuckload the people people or their bodies are ravaged but it doesn't do a goddamn thing to you a little loony yeah just let me know it's not even comparable schizophrenia like when you actually know if you look at the number it's always 1% if those 1% of smoking pot or not smoking pot it still does schizophrenia numbers have always been around 1% but it's not it doesn't cause it yeah turn off the more than even like the personal angle of like I'm a pot smoker and this affects me personally I'm in that does get my goat a little bit but what really pisses me off is that Trump is mr. jobs this industry the 7 billion dollar recreational marijuana industry is employing like a hundred 150 people part-time and full-time them that are along some rung of the ladder of like oh well you know either they're working for the Growers or they're doing the packaging or they're helping with the shipping or so this is like a huge job Creator huge moneymaker this is what Trump ran on Trump's like I'm the jobs president I'm going to bring jobs back if they go after this industry that's the exact opposite of bringing jobs back by shutting jobs down what setting jobs down there was a kind of people that we don't really want around the first place when they can they can sort of surmise that people to run in pot shops are probably left-wing you know pretty pretty quickly sure he's so you're making almost you make more money for your opposition where is the pharmaceutical companies they did their non-partisan don't forget the alcohol and you know that's true both of them the prison unions prison guard Unions that's what's really crazy find out the prison guard unions work to try to keep marijuana legally like wow like what you're really saying is we want to extract money by putting people in cages what did you really say that's what you get when you do a private prison industry videos about this f****** private prison industry crazy and you know I'm always surprised by just have to tap it to respond to it was like whatever you know prisoners who gives a s*** like yeah but what about the fact that Plainfield don't belong to be there about the fact that these people who run these prison Industries sponsor legislation to put more people in jail in a country that already has the disproportionately highest prison population of any country in the play while claiming to be the f****** Land of the Free yeah we put a fuckload of people in jail tons in they have to figure out some other way to rest people they have to keep the same jobs mean they have a lot of jobs they can have all got to find Jeff sessions could come to the pot shops like where I live and I guess if pot shops around here a naked f****** read them they can shut them down yeah they could legally because it's still illegal under federal law Obama chose not to do that he chose a respectable the states but the Trump Administration is at least signaling that it's not going to because of sessions you think because of a point in hiding because they want to do this Crackdown that's interesting to find out about that but the Crackdown too terrible idea you let the genie out of the bottle you gave people their freedom that will be the that'll be the death of of the power of the Trump Administration if they actually go through with something so stupid it would be stupid economically as well it would show I mean you want to talk about transparency it will show really clearly who your loyalty is to that's not to the will of the people that is to these companies that are benefiting from keeping marijuana illegal. That's it and then we got to figure out a marijuana coalition got to figure out a way like beer f****** a hundred million of us I guarantee you in this country a hundred million people that smoke pot that's a lot of f****** people and that number is going to grow or the country grow the more things are I believe it's probably at least close because even when I was living down south and I was hanging out with conservatives who love Trump this month a little we had a smoking weed smoking weed like crazy fun deep deep in our memory through propaganda that is bad for you on you like we were talking about schizophrenic and blaming marijuana schizophrenia but it still seems across-the-board be one person is the same thing of dummies and lazy people dummies and lazy people find out about pot it ruins the idea of it for other people here all we'll look at associated with his loudmouth dummy is loudmouth f****** lazy person ever get anything done is always broke so I was asking that's a pothead pothead don't get it done don't be a pothead and then you get that in your head and ears friend with a really industrious and Hardware exactly it doesn't totally change the nature of a person it's not that powerful of a f****** drug nor does coffee no or nor does alcohol in order to cigarettes that matter so there been they've been busting all these f****** pot places I thought you guys had your social justice Warrior president and everybody can you get the picture on gender pronouns and now your rating pot places to look at this 6500 cases in Provincial Court could be soon drop due to delays including 38 for homicide or attempted murder one terrible case last year a man named Kenneth Williams and was convicted of raping a minor over a hundred times but because of lengthy delays and taking his truck his case to trial his conviction was overturned weight was is that so they could prosecute more marijuana know this is just saying that they are there their system is in such crisis and this marijuana case where they're arresting all these people for marijuana it's insane because their justice system is already in the crisis so it says considering the justice system crisis cannabis should obviously be the lowest priority for police and the courts but it's not not only your police launching more Rage Against the Spencers than ever before but ridiculous charges for small-scale cannabis crimes are continuing from coast to coast so they have a justice system is so broken that they can't even konvicts people who raped minors a hundred times it can't take him to trial I mean there is broken but they're still trying to f****** catch people for smoking weed and and just raiding dispensaries and s*** like a waste of time if I had to guess I would say it's some sort of compartment is backed up but to put more people in the legal system just because you have to somehow or another Justified the position that you're in a cop of a buddy a cop whatever they're called up there that's f****** crazy you had a broken system you have a beer with your praying on people you're locking people up to communicate if you if you want to impress us then khanvict that f****** rapist don't you don't f****** prosecute people who are smoking weed and by the way what you're doing right now like crime you're locking people up in a cage for a plant that everybody on the planet knows is not bad for you so if you just decide that because of some f****** b******* thing it's written on paper that you should be able to go against all the science that's available today all the common sense and the will of the people and you should be able to go into people's houses going to people's business arrest them take all their money take all their pot that's a crime that sounds like a crime it sounds like you're using your position and you're using it mark one up on the scoreboard you know you are we got some convictions today good solid one bunch of dopers caught us a bunch of dopers had to let that crazy pedophile go but we got all the dope head I remember it explicitly Jesus Christ it's just I can't believe that in this day and age that s*** is still going on it just seems like and Canada I thought with this Trudeau guy was going to be more Progressive than ever which Canadians are complaining about it like crazy and you know that Jordan Peterson on the podcast and he hates what's going on now with this push towards being like as open-minded as possible with all these accepting of the gender pronouns and that you're going to have to start putting p you going to have to start processing cases through the Human Rights Council because if you don't use a person's proper gender pronoun it could literally be considered a crime like I think all that stuff in the left when it goes way for it gets really crazy but it's probably a good thing to balance out the stuff on the right and people figure out some sort of comfortable medium that's not being that all he's not he's not being a progressive president Progressive towards transgender pronouns and whatever other ridiculous laws that they're swamped with this is this is just a terrible precedent to set allowing them to lock people up for pot in 2017 is a f****** criminal waste of resources a criminal waste of Manpower a criminal intrusion on the freedom of those people that you're locking up a criminal on the disruption that you put into the light the money that you're taking away from them for 4 trade-in out of your account as well as and f****** your trading and something that is very valuable to the community and to the human beings that consuming yeah you know I consider myself probably more liberal than I am conservative but when I see the priorities of liberals being identity politics s*** gender pronouns and stuff and then so much of the real issues like just get ignored like this that makes me hesitant to even say like I'm a liberal or I'm more left that wingman right wing or whatever because I'm just like your priorities are totally f***** they're totally out of order apparently in Canada they're fighting all these f****** politically correct identity politics battles but they can't deal with the the pot issue they're going to police raids against pot dispensaries are actually up and they're trying to charge people with Petty f****** weed smoke crimes in this is a thing that people always go on about like it's because it's pot it seems like it's not a big issue we got bigger fish to fry personal freedom it's about a person do what you can do and enforcing it to the point of putting you in a f****** cage and that thing which had been accepted part of civilization for thousands of years and is today except it's an accepted part of civilization civilization right now but there's just these people that don't engagement that don't understand it and that feel like they have the right to go and lock people up for it now in the Trump Administration started signaling that they were going to take on weed or that they were thinking about release but it was on the table like stupid at that point I was I made a video where I was I was basically it was like making all the cases why this is terrible this is a bad idea you know that I made the economics argument me the personal freedom argument I may I cannot point out the tremendous amount of Revenue this is generating for the states that have legalized it and a huge part of the response was just like Trump goes after his precious weed cares that's the only thing that got so many cogent arguments that hold water about the economic and and personal Liberty ramifications of something like this and all you want to focus on as my personal usage of this f****** substance it's b******* you bet it's a good thing to talk about cuz it'll get you talking about it like right now sure it'll get you little poke at right now cuz I know that people like you and I really do enjoy our marijuana and when you try to take away the pot we really do get upset I mean it was like kind of like I was kind of like on the give Trump a chance bandwagon until they start signaling the stuff that's right really why I got s*** it's a very very foolish thing to try to step in in 2017 with all the signs and all the information and the public opinion and to say that marijuana is something that can get you locked up get you locked up it's almost as bad as heroin that's a silly man I got needs a pot brownie more than anything in this life you just needs it just a quarter skim 1/4 let him sit there and think about his grandchildren and let him think about fishing and then think about just napping in the Sun and going to meet the good Lord a few years you know how much time left motherfuker you want to ruin it for potheads you're barely alive your hair is white your posture is bad and you stand there lying you're lying on television about heroin and pot being like really close that's a crazy person it doesn't know what does your talking about pot you obviously have no idea what it's like it's like a person is colorblind describing some sort of a kaleidoscope you don't know what you're even talking about like for a guy like him if you want to have a person who's talking about individual experiences they should have had like if you talking about someone who's talking about the effects of a chemical and whether or not it should be legal they should have had some sort of experience with that chemical they should know what it's doing they should understand it especially with safe something like marijuana if you need to talk about it and to have these ridiculous you can't you can invest one evening in a safe environment they'll do it in a laboratory or Hospital somewhere pad up the rooms and give you a pot cookie and then put put Pink Floyd The Wall on just someone someone tell this f****** guy would it really is cuz you just talking out of his ass I'm saying he thought the the KKK were good guys until he found out I smoke weed that was I think that was wrongly attributed to an okay and that not only that there has been evidence that he's done many things for civil rights I dread that too but I think that's it just might be the case of people being overzealous and trying to paint a didn't you could find things I'm sure that you've said or that I saw you can paint a very different opinion definitely very hard to form meaning of someone I'll go legitimate opinion of someone without actually knowing them but will you can have an opinion about that pot is nearly as dangerous as heroin I just drives me nuts cuz I think it helps people I really do. I really do I really do think it's probably one of the best elements in terms of a happy healthy Society staying grounded and being like a little more kind I get I think it gives you a certain percentage more of kindness yet I mean I've definitely seen it make people more empathetic more tolerant towards one another I've seen people who have anxiety but it helps I think people have anxiety that exacerbates anxiety to the Edibles to gas roar like a story I told them that other thing in the show but for the birthday by and large I know a lot of people with like bad anxiety who smoke weed and it makes him feel better and makes you feel more comfortable in social situations you smoke weed and it makes him feel better and makes you feel more comfortable in social situations


    Joe Rogan does his Alex Jones impression
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    I'm on here by the way Alex Jones was a dream come true like sitting face-to-face and talk I've been friends for a long time that day already have a podcast schedule I can't do it today well I'll be very important maybe scared maybe he's been threatened the government threatened them he won't open up about Bigfoot I believe Joe Rogan dead experience Bigfoot he saw he was there in the woods I know you believe he seems believe in demons these days oh yeah well they are demons they are they're all they're all demons from hell all of their damned their damned I'm sorry entertainment and if you knew him man like if you me and him went out and went to a bar we had a couple drinks we would have a great f****** time I'm telling you he's a really nice guy he's a real nice guy and he would start telling you all the barium they've been putting them in the water child molesters are coming in through the cigarette smoke cigarettes on the 599 chemicals are designed to let the Gates of Hell come loose interdimensional child molesters come in he just go on and on and on and on I love the interdimensional child molester thing because it's like they have interdimensional travel capabilities and they're like immediate thing like what do we use this for I know what's real kids will rape kids and other dimensions because it's like they have interdimensional travel capabilities and they're like immediate thing like what do we use this for I know what's real kids will rape kids and other dimensions like what is that really the best application of that f****** technology


    Joe Rogan on Colin Moriarty Joke Controversy
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    what are things that you're seeing these days I wanted to bring this up with you now that you're here Jimmy pull up my Twitter profile it was a tweet that I posted last night that I found this guy got in trouble for a f****** joke and he wound up leaving this this company that day without a woman just a f****** joke cuz real yeah Jamie look what the f*** kind of funny Colin Moriarty resigns after targeting women and racist joke insist it's his personal decision to resign racist race is race known as women or women now did you know that that Dad joke about women is racist get some brain surgeons over there every time wow that's crazy get some vac vacancies for real journals to you know that's not a racist joke that is that what you did is you you targeted that guy you went after that guy you did it in a very deceptive way that is it is if anything it's it's just a joke and you might not like it you might think well that's not really good if your water environment with women you know what you don't want to hear them talk like that might be sexist it's a f****** joke and saying that it's racist is that it's so f****** deceptive and manipulative he has to go to the article add in some of the people that he was working with s*** on them for that joke it's just a goddamn joke and what why is everybody so sensitive today and is it that they're so sensitive or is it that they're super ready to jump down other people's throats cuz they sense that this is a very hostile environment and when you tell Joe people what we doing is this it when you updated it and by the way describe the joke treated by Commodores races it was not the article has been changed to reflect still f*** you for jokes and they're doing it because they sense that they're soft targets that if there's going to be a pylon and they sent the pile on the go all this got me the joke about women girl departing you're sticking it right in her ass people are you do the same thing as a chance to be mean and you can be mean to someone who does something f***** up or says something racist or whatever so I can't people just constant that joke is every episode of Married With Children episode of all of The Honeymooners the same thing that was the work to the Moon Alice the writing at the f****** that the Adobe emasculating line she had there's some of the best lines drip out lost ones are like some of them are 15 minutes 20 minutes they were part of us a sketch show The Honeymooners was a sketch in an overall show it'll be like the character in Hindi play Zack what was it that we looked at recently we were lucky there's no way you could do that today there was an old movie that was a really f****** funny movie from like the 90s, which one was a Mockingbird there's no humor humor has to be it has to pass like these rigid filters now it's not as simple as say something inappropriate but it's still funny that you don't necessarily mean like one of my favorite, so I think that one of the greatest of all time is Roseanne Barr I really put her very funny I put her as one of the most important comics of all time because I think they would Roseanne did was she she had that powerful f*** you as a woman and it was really one of the first ever cuz women were more sedate in their Steven if they were really good Comics like Joan Rivers that it was a different sort of style of delivery but Roseanne came out like a hardcore man Club comic yeah you know when she was cheating on her husband being a f****** loser or being fat and it was just hard and slamming and I didn't take offense as a man I didn't hear those jokes and I can't believe she's sitting on man's just funny that offend you okay if your person is a great conversationalist you also happen to have a vagina that shouldn't bother you even the slightest and it probably doesn't it's just like all I know that should bother me so I'm going to be shity about it do that guy wrote that article and especially f*** you cuz you called him a racist yeah he did that on purpose cuz he knew was going to be quick Bates is going to get people to go to that article and was going to get people more excited about without even reading it don't have time to read the whole thing more excited about it without even reading it only needed the article most people are so f****** busy they don't have time to read the whole thing there's so quick to pull the trigger on the title title oh that's good enough f*** him what's tweet Adam


    Joe Rogan & Will MacAskill discuss Artificial Intelligence
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    we are also very concerned with AI as well right artificial intelligence yeah that's exactly like and that's my thinking is Kathy give if you look at the history of human progress technological changes huge step changes and just how Humanity has only 12 years in 1990 1933-45 between do I do on a boat paper 12 years from that then the deployment of the first nuclear bomb and think how to change that is suddenly being a nuclear gauge that was only twelve years and went over the invention of the airplane to dropping an atomic bomb out of the airplane I believe it was 50 years right in the neighborhood of fifty years of you the padfone and I think artificial intelligence is in this context that you wear whatever we making a lot of coke last in a I especially with the last five years it's really one of the fastest developing Technologies I think and huge potential in so many different ways as with any new technology huge positive potential relief missed it might be more familiar no worries about with animation unemployment what he's about eponymous weapons but I think should be taken seriously and then also just worries about what we really do manage to make human level artificial intelligence very good arguments that we've been quickly move to superhuman level artificial intelligence and what then are we now in a situation like the Neanderthals weighted vest intelligence its own I'll be able to control that I'll be able to ensure that sounds mission is positive of negative have you ever considered the possibility when you look at all the impoverished people in the world all the cruelty all the people that were are so just concerned with material possessions and shallow thinking and warned the evil that men do is it possible that we are sort of an out date concept that what we are as he's biological organisms that are still slaves to the whole darwinian evolutionary survival of the fittest natural selection sort of Paradigm that we've operated under for all these many thousands and hundreds of thousands of years has humans is it possible that we're giving birth to the next thing that just like we don't long for the days when we used to be monkeys throwing s*** at each other from the trees one hey we will be something different weather would be a combination of us and these machines or whether we are going to augment our own intelligence was some sort of artificial whether it's some sort of an EXO brain or something that's going to take us to that work it's going to be simply that we create artificial intelligence artificial intelligence no longer has use for us because we're a logical and then that becomes a new life-form and then we're lost hide in the cave somewhere hoping the Terminators don't get us like over the long-term I mean with all of these things the question of kind of timelines very hot and sometimes people want to subject this discussion because oh this is so far in the future I think we should be talking about it even if maybe it's the Decades of generations hence I'm just 12 years so we want to be prepared for like yeah is it going to be homosapiens around the next in the Thousand Years time I think they'll just be extremely unlikely that we'll be around you think we're not coming around anymore yeah I mean I think if it's going to be typical humans now honestly severely flawed Ryan I mean like if you ask people average person do you think that in your lifetime you can imagine a world without War most people say no but the vast majority give us a world without crime or violence a world without theft most people say no shows you how inherently flawed most people view the human species you know we know that we can do it in small groups the three of us were on an island I'm pretty sure we wouldn't be stealing from each other and murder each other right up so that a few of us but when you get to large-scale humanity comes very easy to disassociate or Creed this diffusion of responsibility where there's enough people so you don't really value them as much and you are allowed to get away with some pretty heinous stuff specially when you consider drone Warfare things were able to do long distance or not seeing the person that we're having their effect on human species would it be better if something better came along I mean I think there's yeah yeah I think so to be considered like what is valuable about life like is it the experience is it happiness is it shared fun is it love like what is what's valuable about being a person and how much of that is going to change if we are made out of something that people have created or or maybe were made out of something artificial intelligence is created because we've created something is far superior to us viewing this as you might expect what I mean in my view the thing was valuable and the only thing out this valuable ultimately is conscious experience so that's good like you bright and so then the key question in terms of what should we think about supposing is the case that Thousand Years time is now synthetic life it's artificial intelligence or something that's like in charge and then no longer and humans with the question for me is you know are they having conscious experience so it's so selfish it's a controversial view there's a thought experiment which is often used to challenge this view you want to hear that yes so it's called The Experience machine and the ideas supposing that tomorrow you could plug into this machine like the most amazing VR you could ever have and in this machine you will live let's say you live for 200 years and you'll be in the most amazing Bliss you have the most amazing experience incredible lationships incredible creative achievement and so on and it'll just be like the perfect life you could live experientially for the next 200 years and the question is insofar as yourself interested so put aside considerations you might have but wanting to make the world a better place but insofar as you care about yourself would you plug into this thing going to be fake you going to have experiences of having amazing friendships great works a lot of other things I want but then it's just sensory inputs provided by a computer so the question is would you or you insofar as yourself instead plug into this machine what would what would you answer as a very good question I might already be plugged into it right this is a great question and I think it's a good argument against is the question will supposedly with old lady plugged in would you unplug supposing I told you that actually go to Bank of the Monaco and f*** Monaco I did I'm not interested in that no I want to stay right here so I can I stay plugged in please do I have to pay more to do you would have to do nothing but think and it seems like maybe yourself would intuitively didn't plug into this machine I don't know if I would say that I would have to really deeply consider cuz right now it's just so it's so abstract this idea that could be possible and so it's it's fantasy we're having fun but when you talk to the leading Minds when it comes to Virtual Reality or artificial reality or simulation Theory you know when they start talking about what will be possible one day they're going to without a doubt then a hundred years or 500 years of whatever the number is there going to be able to create an artificial reality indiscernible from this reality you're going to be able to feel things there's going to be emotions that come to you you're going there going to be able to recreate every single aspect of an everyday life just a matter of time mean they're really close now and not not really close in terms of like they don't give you emotions and they don't give you feeling but if you put on HTC Vive and go through some of those virtual reality Games means it's bizarre how real it feels and when you go back to like playing pong did you ever play pom pom came along we were blown away we couldn't believe that we could actually do something on the television you could see it move it was so fantastic and if you gave that to one of my kids they spit on it maybe like what kind of piece of s*** video game is this like they would think it's just Nicolas Batum me at the time it was amazing you go from that to one of these HTC Vive games which is all taking place within my lifetime and you go well a lifetime from now if you follow the exponential increase in the ability in the technological innovation it's going to be spectacular. It's going to be so how will you be able to know if it's indiscernible how will you know if you're in and how do you know if you're not in it right now that's the real question right Arguments for thinking you know this is Nick Bostrom a colleague of mine a simulation argument for thinking we are likely that we should be is that so his argument is the in the future supposing we believe that the human race doesn't go extinct Mo post humans going to go extinct over the next five thousand years the people in the future have an inch last in a week the 18th at past just what kind of historical learning I'm not going to have some interesting running simulations of the past the number of stuff that has food in the numbers of simulations that these future people are going to be running vastly outnumber the number of actual timelines the kind of Base universe is it what so for the one real Universe where history of kind of unfolds is also let school at 10,000 simulations about universe reference to then it's the case that will give him the unjust you know these things we are then discernible for the people who are inside them is overwhelmingly likely just in the base plate I'm going to be in a simulation rather than in the real world and what Nick Bostrom says actually is not that we definitely on a simulation but you just points out the conflicts between these three cannot believe that we would seem to hold one is the we're not going to go extinct in the near future to is that people in the future will have some interests in stimulating the past and thirdly that would not living in a simulation and he himself gives you believe maybe he thinks are the people who even weirder I think it's somewhat technical basic Thor is just according to the best thing we have universes going to keeps on going but if so in his old lady like an infinite number of observers of people could have been that I'm bought them universe and that means that you have an infinite number of the people can experiencing things and then use the simulations you got like ten thousand simulations but you can't say the ten thousand times as many simulated beings as the real beings cuz was only an infinite number we will be able to have legal like Mom simulated beings problem is is an infinite number of real beings because the universe is infinite yeah that's right and so if you've already got an infinite number the real beings the fact at still infinite run you can't it's kind of a case where I like a best methods of assigning degrees abbr leads to things kind of them out if you think it's another thing of beings and infant has been what's the chance of you being one of the other I mean like we don't actually have the right tools to be able to answer that couple weeks ago are Infinities that are bigger than other infinities so that's also the case but yeah that was my world my brain again talkin about the lowest was called cardinality the smallest Infinity which is the size of the Infiniti of all the integers 1 2 3 4 and then what Neil was saying was he at least even bigger levels of infinity see if you look at not to throw the counting numbers but all the numbers you can make fractions out of 1/2 1/4 1/8 and so on that's a bigger that's just more numbers than the Infinity of the counting numbers I've spent a lot of time trying to understand why human beings are so obsessed with Innovation why human beings are so obsessed with technological progress and one of the things that I continue to come to is that we think of everything in this world as being natural but the behavior of butterflies and wolves and the way rivers run down from the mountain but we don't think of ourselves and our own behavior as natural weed we don't think of our own thirst for conquest and Innovation and end the even materialism I think materialism is probably a very natural reaction to our need to somehow or another fuel Innovation and that one of the is to ensure that Innovation is constantly fueled is that people are constantly obsessed with buying new things constantly obsessed with the latest and greatest which fuels Innovation and when you look at the universe itself and you look at all the various things that we know to be natural processes in the universe like in order to make a human being star has to explode when you literally are made out of Stardust when you run that by people for the first time they go wait what in order to hit you for you to a carbon-based life-form that has to be created inside a burning dying star and that's the only way you make this thing what you are right now and then that thing makes artificial reality and then that thing makes perhaps even crazier makes I mean if you follow the ideas of technological progress if something gets to a point where it's indiscernible from reality how do you know it's not a new reality how do you know it's not a new kind of reality like Jamie sent me up to these artificial worlds that people have created it online where they're essentially infinite and they're constantly changing and morphing and growing and the games are terrible people don't like him because you go you go to places near f****** nothing there and you can go to your non-existent so you're on these gigantic fake world where you're traveling from place to place but right now we're Medina very two-dimensional why you looking at it on flat-screen one day it's not going to be two dimensional one day it's going to be something that you are interfacing with your Consciousness is interfacing with it is it only real if we can take it and drop it on something if we can hit with a hammer if we could put it on a scale if we could use a measuring stick and measuring is it only real there or is it real if it follows every single check what if you check off every single item on the list of conscious reality and conscious experience a question cuz I think the dichotomy that a lot of people think in terms of natural non that who I think it's just meaningless any people first we think this is not till misses not sent everything we're doing is not too old because wait like a Sapien sub pop in that whole process and in another maybe in another sense everything we're doing is not then why does that matter what's the model of elephants of something being natural versus not natural so it's not clear why we would care about something plug yourself into and as part of the description I said no none of this would be real you have all of these interactions with people you think of fans and so on that wouldn't be a big deal and I think you could very well put back on that and say why should something be physically instantiated like in order for it to count is a real experience at least it's possible that we just as much friendship is if you're interacting with people who are no flesh and blood and I think it's hard to explain kind of what the difference would be because you know if you think about stocks back I can be friends with betta and I'm Lloyd he's not going to buy a biological but you know we think that you can still have kind of creatures that are not made of human biology in which case why is it the fact that something merely lives on silicone why wouldn't that was seemingly merely software why does that mean you couldn't have kind of a genuine friendship with that thing if it affects him sufficiently sophisticated waveapps in which case why does the fact that something really lives on silicone why wouldn't that was seemingly merely software why does that mean you couldn't have kind of a genuine friendship with that thing if it is sufficiently sophisticated way


    Joe Rogan & Will MacAskill on Consciousness, Cosmic Significance
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    is there also an issue with our incredibly limited ability to view reality itself cuz we're only viewing the dimensions that are relevant to us in this current state of carbon-based life-form is Kurt this this talking monkey clean to the spaceship flying through the universe this is what's important. But when you pay attention to those the dude to write on yellow legal pads making in the quantum physics and they have all those crazy equations that nobody but them understands maybe you do I look at that what the f*** are they writing but they believe I mean what is the current model they did they believe there's at least 11 Dimensions or whatever happened to be more what if there is dimension that you can plug into that it's purely Consciousness driven meaning there's no physical experience there's no touching the ground there's no gravity but you exist in a conscious state and its Perpetual like if you take a rocket ship and it gets past are gravity and shoots off into distance space and you have a clear shot of 14 billion years back to the beginning of the universe in South with nothing in the way you're just going to keep going for 14 billion light-years you just going to keep going like what if there is a place that your Consciousness can go to like that work and it's no longer burdened by biology by the timeline of birth to death by the limitations of The Flash but Consciousness itself can exist in some bizarre Dimension that we just have an access to I think Consciousness is probably dust ultimately physical process because of conservation of energy the reason being so you know this is a philosophical debate between the Monas and duelist people who think is consciousness physical process is it something special your brain and your Consciousness ol was just going to steal them you're like monkey body flu this pineal gland but the question is just Hawaii about why they couldn't be light is it seems like it would have to be getting energy out of nowhere and we've never seems to be just fixed the universe about to happen because in order for this conscious I'm not milia physical process if not just plain in order for it to be able to affect what this physical entity is doing it would have to use energy to be able to do that so they have to be coming from somewhere and if it's not coming from just the Physical Realm then suddenly human neurotransmitters being Pathways to other dimensions like dimethyltryptamine do you know about all that I mean I know about DMT produced in the pineal gland work Descartes thought that all that stuff was going on the seat of the Soul with the Egyptians called The Eye of Horus the reason why the Catholics and so many ancient religions were so focused on pine cones and their their art and their the imagery that's the pineal gland like that that's the the image of it as we represent and four people of had these intense transformative psychedelic experiences by consuming exotic dimethyltryptamine which is produced by the brain that you have these insane transformative experiences where you feel like you are traveling to other dimensions be careful. I cannot break it but it's one of the most transient drugs ever observed in the body body brings it back to Baseline in like 15 minutes natural drug dimethyltryptamine I think the real concern would be psychological because what you face is so bizarre Terence McKenna McKenna had the best quote about it I think you said that you would risk death by astonishment yeah dogs into some bizarre quasi living State and they have to like work your way back to being you again now you're you you're will MacAskill in the dimension whatever the f*** it is but which a crazy about it is that this is produced in the very area where Descartes was believing the seat of the soul is and so many different Eastern religions and all this psychological like all these different all these different religions these different cultures that they were all convinced that that one gland had some massive significance in terms of the spirit in the soul whatever that means every spirit means expenses that humans have access to and I think that must be .00 1% of the entire landscape of possible conscious experiences if you think imagine if you would have you can echolocate different conscious experience I don't think that maps onto any so I'll conscious experience that humans do that also experiences human experiences that are available without drugs that some people have achieved through radical states of meditation and Kundalini Yoga with a candidate sheave natural psychedelic States holotropic breathing people that have done that experience like really radical psychological Transformations and incredible psychedelic experience is known as well you know what I said there may be weak Spencer .0 1% of all possible concert experiences not just allows you to do like see a little bit more of this potential vast landscape has nothing on magical about saying that explains the times of physics and terms of different sorts of neurons filing and 6 that you're seeing into some other dimension in order for that to be an incredibly important thing to say we know almost nothing about Consciousness in terms of the areas of scientific inquiry we have no understanding at all about the relationship between conscious experiences and you know what we would think of his physical processes we really have no idea about you know if you take give me any sufficiently complicated physical switch account which a conscious which or not or we can go on his believe this was unconscious and so I know the things that kind of like me of probably conscious to and that's the best we've gone lately and this is known as the hard problem of Consciousness and hopefully they've solved it with something and I think we should be in we should thank contemporary science this is just a big like big black Gap in a scientific understanding about something maybe 25 centuries find the ultimate question like what is it for why is it here what controls it is it in the mind is it external as the brain just add an antenna that tunes into consciousness does the the dimethyltryptamine question is so bizarre because it's the most potent psychedelic drug known to man and your brain makes it an air for what gets made when you die they believe that during High rates of stress free body believes you're going to die and when your dreaming when you're in heavy REM sleep your body produces large amounts of it than studded n Baseline but they don't know that it's it's really difficult just now within the last few years the Cottonwood Research Foundation which dr. Rick Strassman has a big part of it he's a guy who wrote the book DMT The Spirit Molecule hit a bunch of the first FDA-approved drug trials with civilians where they took people and they gave them a schedule 1 drug dimethyltryptamine which is so crazy it's a schedule 1 drug that your body produces but they gave it to be both intravenously over the course of several months and they documented all the different trips and all the different the different commonalities of these people had in their experiences and he's working very closely with the Cottonwood Research Foundation and one of the things that they found is that they recently discovered producers anecdotal evidence it was produced by the pineal gland we knew that the empty was produced by the liver and the lungs but now they know for sure because of isolated in rats so in living I know that they produce DMT with the pineal gland so that that explains a lot of ancient Eastern mysticism and all the symbology symbols that people had to represent the this gland now they know okay with this Glenn definitely does produce this incredibly potent psychedelic drug but now the cross the question is at what levels during what periods of stress like how do you have to bring someone to the point of death before it 8 day experience as and if that is the case possible the Consciousness itself is something that we you know since we haven't really figured out what exactly it is is it possible that Consciousness can travel through this chemical pathway then maybe these intense dimethyltryptamine experiences are in fact a gateway to what people have assumed exist from the beginning of time like an afterlife or a sea of souls or something some some stage of existence other than this physical existence that experience right now so I mean I feel like I'd be like crazy talk right this is just this big black box that you got no idea about somehow subjective experience comes out with that but it would seem otherwise the issue is you could have just DMT traveling into the test tube of something and petri dish and it would seem like you and your you know the air keeps you alive like your breathing into bringing that you don't think that are carries the life with it to another place or are is just to come something that your body requires so I mean it's possible maybe it's the case depending upon love and happiness and all these different factors change the way you view the world which is really interesting because in effect that changes Consciousness and you can be more you know you can be more elevated like you can guarantee you all this effective altruism that you're concentrating on is somehow another elevating your Consciousness because you're putting out so much love and so much happiness and you're helping so many people there so many positive benefits do your very existence I've got to manage I've got a Believer out of this somehow or another that manages to come back to you it definitely comes back to me in kind of how I feel about my life I mean when we were talking about how your money is not the key to a happy life questions what is and the answers are having a great Community having a greater purpose in life I'm feeling like I'm making a difference so all of these reasons why Central income I'm to the channel to say thank you most effective what was he when he clearly thinks baby effective and one thing I wasn't surprising from the outset I'm so happy happened is that the strong Community is formed is kind of like a little Global Village or something and found that actually far from being a sacrifice as you might have expected place to go hiking in the world stay low so many people just they work 9 to 5 and you know they have a nice time on the weekends but they like where is all of this going to think yeah I made the most of this whereas if you think of the end of your life like yep I dedicated my life to helping others and I have this transformative impact on thousands of people you're not going to think at the end of your life GI really wasted that just something I don't think you can really like that if you go deep throw down the philosophical rabbit hole and you really consider that life is this temporary experience and even benefiting someone through this temporary experience is still a temporary experience it's like you are helping somebody gave them a pillow for the ride and it's a temporary ride the ride comes to an end and then what and then what is the point of all this like what is the point of effective altruism if you're just helping people during this temporary ride doesn't seem to mean anything so I think there's two things I like your eyebrows raised up I'm ultimately again if you think the purpose of life is to increase the amount of Happiness mujuice the amount of softening the final goal is good experiences and they can finally go was bad experiences so when we're sitting here talking having a great time This Is Us kind of achieving hopefully and maybe they're not at least a little stress relief like maybe they're at the gym and I got these f****** idiots doing squats and their significance our actions now can have much greater Cosmic significance and that's if that's because I think if you think that the human race survives the next few centuries it seems kind of inevitable look we're going to spread to the stars and I think that would be good again from this perspective African African civilizations they're not only where the people are having also making scientific artistic contributions and someone that's a good thing to do as well well there's no technological reason for thinking that we won't be able to do that in the future I'm given come out Community is on connect on of a juice masks from of human extinction of global catastrophic risk these are the sorts of things that cuds in paddle the human Journey does it work and I think that if you're working to mitigate some of these things then you're increasing the chance that we do get to the level where future and that might she means your actions really do have this huge Cosmic significance so the conscious effort to be a kind person a generous person and effective altruism spreads and it impacts people there's this ripple effect and your good deeds could perhaps fuel enough people with this thought and with effective altruism and more people might act on that to the point where we reduce the amount of suffering to the point where we stand the lifespan of human beings we extend the areas where we have no war we reduce the amount of violence to the point we can successfully innovate to the point where he can get off this planet that's fine then start from scratch with a new dictator on Mars Donald Trump on Mars how about that to the point where you can get off this planet that's fine then start from scratch with a new dictator on Mars Donald Trump on Mars how about that


    Joe Rogan & Eddie Bravo talk JFK Assasination
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    boom they got the things Falls Dam and they opened it yeah look he took a chance with dramatic Flair really pay off but if it did well now you have to kill time and Sharon * mean yeah actually on his television show debuted the Zapruder film which is a shot of Kennedy's head getting blown off and going back into the left last week and in what looks like a shot from the front looks like a frontal shot it looks like he was actually shot by more than one person if it like if you look at their various interpretations of the Zapruder film but one interpretation that seems to make a lot of sense is that he was hit from both the front and the back to the he was there was multiple people shooting at them and if you talk to anyone was trying to if you would look at that pinch point I guess they make that corner Dealey Plaza like they're like well you wouldn't just have one guy with a rifle you would make sure you were shooting at him from a from a bunch of different locations and Geraldo dropped off her all the show the video many years after Kennedy's assassination like a decade so for a decade we had all thought that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and there's only a few people that didn't think you did but there was no Visual Evidence that show differently for sure tell if it's always baffled me that when you see him get hit it looks like for a couple frames it looks like his head this app is head disappears and there's just a purple blob like it's a purple blob but then when you look at the autopsy pictures most likely tampered with in this was a big part of the contention that David lifton had when he wrote the book best evidence because there's different well known in the did not say that that's not what happened she was trying to get the f*** out of that limousine speedbor shooting and they blew her husband's head off she wasn't going for any piece of meat say that your president I just got assassinated so you don't want to make him look the best pot for like the video the supporter from two very different autopsies Hunan the neck shows he got shot from the front and an exit wound an entrance one has next add another one that was changed to a tracheotomy scar so there's a discrepancy he grabs his neck it like he got hit he holds his neck maybe a second or two before his brains blow out right and what he's holding his neck like this on one autopsy on one account of the body that's an entrance wound from a bullet that's the Dallas one but an another one see if you see him what he's doing around the corner that he's already holding his neck see I told him his neck like did he he reached up and grabbed himself is looking down and right around past the pole in his head blows off watches right here boom going searching for a piece of head try to get the f*** off of that we don't know when the zine you do not have service guy right behind me bro looks like he was getting shot from the front and it hit the right side of head and said goes back until left but there's also some spray that appears to be either going forward it could be an impact spray the bullet from the front or could be that he got shot with two different bullets at the same time there's there's it's very possible that he got hit from the front and the back please use we don't know for a fact now they can't just no way they can tell if this is an impact spray or if it's negative his head is right there could be very well could be its prey to his head goes back into the left but does it go back to laugh from the momentum of getting hit in the head with a bullet or is it a spasm from a dying body like your your body locks up and it just throws itself into a convulsion that's possible to I mean a lot of crazy s*** happens when you get shot in the f****** head react alone there's way way too many people that have a vested interest in killing him the Cubans there's a lot of people there was a lot of people that wanted him dead and it depends on what varying version of the story you you're willing to buy a new but what is possible and this is one thing that people don't want to consider they think either Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone or it's some wacky tinfoil hat conspiracy I say neither I say it might be both a Lee Harvey Oswald like a gullible guy in a lot of ways we've been in Russia in Russian at least in cahoots with the FBI he definitely in the CIA and brought over during the Cold War a Russian wife lived over in Russia and then perfect live in Russia communist folk Russian he was part of a Cuban Movement Like of Liberty for Cubans behold into all these different groups and you know she's very weird why would Jack Ruby kill 25 hours. Written deep everybody wanted JFK then the CIA one of them if he was in on it and I bet he didn't pull the trigger I bet he was a setup all the assassins from operation 40 operation 40 was a unit that did they put together to assassinate Fidel Castro all these International Killers it's just like like the murder Incorporated operation you know there were they all got together to try to kill Fidel Castro Bay of Pigs failed because JFK part of the reason was because JFK he he didn't want any air support didn't want to be any part of he didn't want any part of bad pics of the CIA felt like they got abandoned by JFK JFK fires the head of the CIA so right there there's a big rift between the CIA JFK Robert Kennedy and JFK and then he's turning on him and Robert Kennedy's brother he's the Attorney General he's going after the mob so when you look at it when you look really really look into it a lot of people want him dead big boil water to kill them in Texas Lyndon B Johnson Lyndon B Johnson the vice president was about to be indicted for tumors she had got. A crazy time around the world getting off a plane was the actor the fox's name he was Bench warming he was there was a lot just in case something went wrong there was a bunch of people there he was getting shot he was getting lit up from all cops and I plan to do in Dallas for some reason and they brought in a bunch of different people to do it. Here's where it gets really squirrely when you find out how many people who are witnesses who testified that they were there at the shooting wound up dying and really f*****-up ways but it wound up dying by murder they wound up dying and weird car accidents with a f****** brake lines were cut there is a ton of them so many of them that date someone I think it might have been lifting as well David lifton the same guy who wrote best evidence they had some calculation on what the odds are all these people meeting violent demise is inside a 2 years and it was crazy to see if you can find that young Jamie how many people see if the amount of people who witness the Kennedy assassination wound up dying under mysterious circumstances suicides you know like hang themselves on a f****** coat rack like weird s*** the JFK stories deep as f*** everybody collaborated they all agreed we need to get rid of this guy then if died in mysterious circumstances Sunday Times reported that the odds against these Witnesses being dead by February 1967 we're one hundred thousand trillion to one well admitted he had made a careless journalistic mistake in his book or Crossfire Author Jim Marrs provides a list of 103 people he claimed died in mysterious circumstances between 63 and 76 in reality most these people died of natural causes somebody's people did die in accidents others were murdered or committed but however these people rarely had information that would have been important in helping events have that sounds like an editorialization I want to know who's right I think about ization like that might be correct but it might be wrong to he's making an assumption and he's writing this gas based on that a son well I mean I don't know how you like okay sitting at all those Witnesses that's a bucking that's really hard now you got to organize a little bit murders good luck with all these different people that were Witnesses look at this kid make that a little larger Jamie so I can read this yet this yeah and then JFK and the rest of his son's they started trying to change the world for real and they're like that ain't happening everybody wanted JFK they knew they joked around about how they knew what they were trying to do is put their lives in Jeopardy you know what's really in the Robert do you think you know how to drive the van and mysterious death the strange fate of those who saw Kennedy shot for sure live pause was killed by a karate chop to the throat as the emergency more than I do no way more than me only read a few people's books studies all the players all the mob guys involved is a guy named ride Dawson he's JFK Encyclopedia of Thrones yeah it's hard to tell the Harvey Oswald and maybe a couple other assassins it's so goddamn deep you could spend a life a lot of time to study and all the names and how they're all connected it's crazy super fast


    Joe Rogan on Khabib's Weight Cut, Hospitalization
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    all day will they a cubby Bend Tony going to fight again though right aren't they don't want to do it except one might not be 185 and I mean it makes sense that Danica's Duty got to do 170 at least once or twice but no one will go up and wait to fight him at once against decide when they're like doing media yeah something like what is your sunglasses on as they try to say something in that division right that's if he can't make 155 you need to get Brio and get a f****** dietitian the real what happened to him we don't eat tiramisu the week of I know that he did he's made it before we don't know what happened when he had to go to the f****** hospital this massive pain like a goddamn It Or List as the official issue that was happening to him he was 6 lb overweight right when he went to the hospital so heavy you're so heavy when your body is your body shutting down like your six pounds away your body shutting down know that come in the week of the fight yeah but obviously f***** up with his his discipline if he's eating tiramisu if that's true that's even more disappointed but either way it makes sense for telling me they want to fight this guy but for the division it's so weird it's like what is this what is this guy that doesn't say what the issue is official US if you could find out I feel like I read an article that was interviewing Luke rockhold rockhold was talking about what happened to country. Gov wasn't getting any blood to his liver this is what Luke rockhold says f****** real bad so scroll down and let's let's see what Luke rockhold I wasn't going very well could be was complaining about a painless where to cut short the weight cut and sure enough it gets worse overnight out of the hospital unfortunately photos really looking for Bubba from what I understand he wasn't getting any blood was liver and something went wrong with his weight cut is very similar to his last fight what I understand and just something went wrong you never know with these weight Cuts I guess but I think he's ready to go and we can rebook the stat what is he who is Brock Holt well I mean it obviously in a hundred pounds looks like Master overbey want to fight fell through like when John and chill thing I really wasn't that mad there's another fights John deasy I wasn't that upset this one I was pissed then I was really upset Tony was playing his Camp everything was perfect he was


    Joe Rogan debates who would be on the UFC Mount Rushmore
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    all day we need a moment of silence we might be the last time we see him right now man you never know I mean how many more years can I go out Mount Rushmore is bad motherfuker about 40 guys in my mouth he's got to be on the way Babe Ruth would be on Mount Rushmore for cuz he's one of the first right so triangles before going to your local school tell him to teach you that like all that's Advanced they were not teaching people triangles ship back from people fit Faye doors on that Mount Rushmore for sure 100% pay doors on there GSP wrestling + missions and it was beautiful and what about you what are you just a little bit and then I'm driving and I think of you talking about a uid Hall of Fame or how dare you might be up there but Anderson Silva Conor McGregor yeah it's a big fat how did you do it did you finish your competition to everybody and you know Tony Tubbs what about Demetrius about Mighty Mouse and fade or see Jon Jones is never lost though he's being knocked out by Conor McGregor on the overall overall performance of their career against väder amazing You could argue that he might have won that decision against Bisping. is the middleweight title you got to look at them is like top 5 all-time you still tan


    Joe Rogan on How Conor McGregor could beat Floyd Mayweather
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    all-day T-Mobile Arena Reserve June 10th for mayweather-mcgregor what do you mean an agreement wow you really think so I really do and you're asking me come to knit so let's just figure this out now you want to talk to you just then what are you doing June 10th buy a companion with me I don't know man I don't know what I'm doing well if you're not, today we enjoyed giant companion for it and I would prefer Max Kellerman of the boxing people home Max Kellerman you would be fun I would love to do it with him but that's what I'd like to have a boxing match you know that's their world and you know that I think that would be a little odd to bring me like you know Shannon Sharpe talking about UFC it's right to listen to break down like Connors history how he came here and got his movement was known for I think that's super important you and then you bring in a guy who has been one of the biggest moneymakers in the history of boxing the only got to go 49 and Rocky Marciano record and you know what man when people want to do things like break someone's record and do you want to do it so bad that you take on a guy who's never had a boxing match before and then that guy starches you Mayweather would have to dismiss him as a threat he have to not trained hard enough he left and not seriously consider the possibility of Connor connects on him and knocks him out and then I would have to do some roughhousing you have to hold in the clan to you have to hold him and hit him you'd have to try to get off as many shots and bullying around where I'm at to possibility it's a possibility he's a he's a much bigger man frame was like What if they ever do do it and they're standing right at each other looking down at each other and I'll do an eye-to-eye you're going to go oh s***, you realize how big Connors head is Jesus over easy I bet they do at like 55 at the 60 maybe maybe depends on what may was comfortable with you want to be part of that fight if you didn't what you want me to Hoots with all these guys with Mayweather Floyd War he did because look the real fight is the winner of Tony Ferguson and khabib nurmagomedov could be a million plus papers and got the better fight financially is another fight with Nate Diaz know the better fight Finance Robaxin for sure for sure for sure. What am I


    Joe Rogan on Ronda Rousey's Decline
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    all day in your opinion what happened to the young girl that was Ronda Rousey The Olympian girl that you know of a sudden went from the house lot of things it's a long long do practitioner and dominant like no one else ever in women's MMA I'm to that point in the UFC at least but there was some holes in her approach or expose by Holly Holm the one that took her out Holly had the perfect style to deal with Rhonda style she's really strong she's fast is an amazing athlete and she is an outstanding Striker until Rhonda's things to charge at you like a f****** Bull and Holly just played The Matador brilliantly caught her litter up while she was coming in and then eventually had kicked her and stopped her once you get knocked out like that first of all she was very very confident while she was the champion and son what's the arrogant and because of that is always people that are waiting for you to fall there's a lot of people out there that don't have much confidence and when they see someone is out there who's got a lot of confidence it's very compelling like a Floyd Mayweather 11 Conor McGregor there their confidence is incredibly compelling like you want to be near them but those people when that person loses their the first ones to attack feel like what's the some f****** assholes this assholes and I guarantee you all those people are severely unaccomplished or really young either young kids that don't understand what they're doing they just have this opportunity to be able to talk s*** or they're a bunch of f****** losers and they're finding this opportunity to s*** on someone who was this incredible bright shining star that fizzled out so she lost to Holly Holm and then she came back in a far worse match up against Amanda Nunez and I thought Nunez before Holly Peter I thought Nunez was the most dangerous match up for cuz Amanda Nunez Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt in his heavy heavy hands he's a dangerous Striker I don't have to close the distance or to grab her and take her to the ground when she does so f****** picnic cuz Amanda Nunes is nasty on the ground and then getting close to her she's got knocked out power with her hand with this is a terrible terrible matchup and turned out to be right cuz she got knocked down 48 seconds and what she should have done is revamp or camp or not fight revamp go to one of the Masters there's a few masters of mixed martial arts in this world is Faraz zahabi and Matt Hume and Duke roufus fut striking mixed martial arts Masters and you have to go to them you have to go to them and you have to like submit yourself and say let's fix this let's fix whatever I'm doing and let's see if we can take this to the next level because the sport involved in the sport Pastor buy a she was at the very top but if you build it like that Field of Dreams movie you build it they will come and when she built the women's bantamweight Division I became his dominant force and stopped all these people and looked Invincible all those women were coming up below her and they were they were getting better and they were evolving and they were like the rest of them Ma they were reaching this incredibly high-level where's the women's MMA movement and then in the early days you know 3-4 years ago if you watch women's MMA this skill level was nowhere near commensurate with the men skill level the men skill level at the three four years ago you're better today but only a little bit better the women are way better today than they were because it's a new thing it's like 1997 for mixed martial arts for men that's what like three or four years ago was but now the women of essentially pretty much caught up or close to it is very high-level striking very high level submission very high-level fluid overall mixed martial arts games that you sing in the women's division and Rhonda in a lot of ways of spectacular she was had a very limited approach sheet check she punched but she wasn't necessarily like the most brutal knockout punch her and she wasn't necessarily the most skillful boxers getting really have a tremendous amount of experience what she had was incredible athleticism a world-class mindset to the world-class athlete and she's a former Olympian and outstanding Judo her Judo and her arm bars are among the best in the world picture transitions Russia attacks and attacks and tax and set things up just phenomenally talented and you know really accomplished in Judo but when you want to be a world mixed martial arts champion at the highest level of the game now you have to be great at everything there's people like Demetrious Mighty Mouse Johnson I think is going well he's amazing great at everything and you don't know if he's going to kick you or near you or take you down or strangle you or elbow you and just got so many options and he's coming at you from all different directions and he never gets tired he's a total full package we don't have a Demetrious Mighty Mouse Johnson and women's anime yet but it's coming it's coming and Rhonda's not that you know Rhonda's more like maybe like a Chuck Liddell or one of the early pioneers of men's MMA super talented really fun to watch but perhaps Limited in their approach incredible incredible of men's MMA super talented really fun to watch but perhaps Limited in their approach incredible incredible


    Joe Rogan asks Dan Peña "How does the UFC make it's money back?"
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    all day just understandable mean that they spent 4 billion on the UFC 2 going to want it run at their way I get that incredible investment I don't know how to make that money back your Smart Financial guy ano show take it public and they can make 50% on the money in a week I mean a week after they take it public because the average investor pays up to much they pay up high multiples and the difference between a non liquid investment in a liquid investment the multiples are normally 52 hundred percent higher just talk okay forbidden equator to 20 times earnings whisper annual times and they're also have to adhere to the SEC security Exchange Commission there's rules and they have to have a audited statements every every 90 days and if it's if they gave you too much money for expenses and it's down there as a footnote they're going to come they come and investigate why'd you do that so it was a no-brainer you made a hundred thousand times your money by going public where was he at actually better than that the year for 8 years anybody even close unfortunately for me because it was 25 years ago I was at a low base at my base is only half a million and but now I mean the company from 800 bucks 500 million okay so by my base my initial base with a thousand bucks okay five hundred million dollars and cuz I had a lot of shareholders it wasn't just me but now the the company grew if you take 800 bucks and you figure out the new spreadsheet on the growth per year at 67000 % and the view the total growth is 55 million percent 55 million percent now if you were a fan would you would you give them more than one I'd say Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan or something like that or Credit Suisse to look at how to make their investment liquid liquid cuz now it's frozen like a stiff dick I mean it's not going anyplace so what does that mean now let's just say that the right now you make $1000000 a year off your podcast and you have no other shareholders okay just okay now you want to take a public and you want to take a public on one of the secondary exchanges and do you make a hundred million shares at $1,000 a share you couldn't you couldn't quite that much value but you can do a thousand shares at a thousand thousand dollars a share 20% off to the public So 20% of those shares and I mean you got millions of people to follow you I mean that would be a slam-dunk I mean to be a no-brainer be a no-brainer if it's in a bunch of people be telling me to Hulu he'll try to get that power though and but as long as you held or your group or your Consortium or you and your your buddies have more than 50% they can never take control right but it seems like that's that's where hostile takeover the two armies going to war the best night from this guy in the Best Buy from this guy and you can defend your honor who would you pick to question are we doing weight classes this a heavyweight name Francis ngannou I think I might put my money on that guy terrifying young heavyweight okay


    Could Arian Foster Kill a Wolf? - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    I have never seen a single silly statement like I could kill a wolf what I want discussion debate you are mad at you have your pissed off like Jesus Christ bro crossy Road the patriarchy I can't call it man I said it was interesting though I feel like I can't everybody thinks like I'm talking about that posting these big ass wolves with the 200lb plus wolves I'm like I like those are rare right I'm not the biggest human on earth and you going to give me a picture of the biggest wolf you can find like that's not Google and I feel like if it was you know The Wolfman he's threatening you and you like I can't get him so why I feel like if you had something on you you would have more of a chance I would have survived a knife something I feel like I don't I wouldn't be in the woods without something wolves band do you know how hard they bite yesterday a Mastiff was stronger than a wolf which is weird it wasn't alligators and crocodiles were stronger than a gorilla stronger the grills bites where we going for you is that a wolf doesn't really want to fight to the death I just want to kill you exactly they won't kill you if they can kill you they might be like in about like mountain lions deal with if you see a mountain out of my computer told me that there was mountain lions here I would not have came but anyway so I'm leaving I'm reading the pamphlet and they say if you get big that usually like all I'm saying is is possible that you definitely definitely have to fight you want to walk to just know what I'm saying Murrieta mentality dog you just have to say it's all about whatever the motive like it seems to be hit killer be killed like people out here trying to break my bones feel like you have to have kind of a psychotic mentality


    Joe Rogan on Why he changed his stance on the Moon landing conspiracy
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    I got a question for you man so you for a long time so what thank you appreciate it I appreciate you appreciate it made you made the switch from like being a moon-landing denier to like absolutely I don't know enough about astrophysics about space travel about the science it's really know that. The work that's been done about how to get a rock the rocket to the moon and back definitely don't know enough and I've looked at a lot of very compelling documentaries that explain why they think it was host and I'll show you some footage and you can look at some of the footage and it looks fake as f*** there's some footage that to me looks really doctored this is what it looks like Meguiars I have there somewhere there's a video where they look around trampoline they're bouncing around on trampolines at the physics are different in different videos This Is Where It gets weird like the physics are different from the Apollo 11 moon landing and seeing waddle around on the surface of the Moon and moving it like half speed and then you see I'm in other ones like the one where they bounced around the area like they're moving different they're in the same thing but it looked after the first was very grainy they showed it on a projection screen it's just there's a couple different possibilities one possibility is it just looks weird because it's on the moon and your brain is trying to interpret in your brain is going well that's fake cuz you don't really understand what 1/6 or is gravity really does to a body it is that's one possibility of another possibility which has been shown to be true is that some of the stuff that they passed off as being legitimate photographs of space travel was actually restaurants where they blacked out the background and pretended that they were in space and does one really clear example this Michael Collins Michael Collins was a guy was aboard Apollo 11 and Gemini 15 there's a photo of him in the middle of a what is it when they walk around outside The Space Walk yeah something Slicker anyway so he's doing the spacewalk and he's got this harness on his holding on to this like thing and it was apparently it just an image that it already been published of him in a training exercise and they blacked out the background flip the picture upside down it's the same photo has just been edited so the one on the left was them Pratt how to use these the harness of some sort of other things you hang onto I guess it move them around a little bit they were trying to practice it on the left and the right they just passed it off but the publicity photos right all right so you could easily be just some idiot who works in the publicity tomorrow I didn't think they had enough photos from the Moon that we're good of spacewalk probably insanely difficult to take a space so that mean that they fake the moon landing no but it means that people fake things so you got a throat like totally really objective and look at that okay so people say fake things they definitely filmed a lot of the the training exercises that they did of the moon landing I filmed a lot of s*** they definitely did if that is already been proven that they took this fake photograph and they tried to pass it off as a real space why it's the entire possible that some of the stuff that they filmed they made out to look like they're on the moon when they were not but does that mean they didn't go to the moon no it doesn't end so when I was saying it proves they didn't go to the Moon I my critique of myself is that I didn't look at it objectively because I wanted one conclusion to be true and I wanted a conclusion to be that the moon landing was faked so I looked at it and I was saying to myself okay did I come to this conclusion because there's a lot of evidence that supposed to be fake or have I seen a lot of evidence that looks fake and does that mean that they didn't go to the Moon right now it doesn't there's a dude a bunch of different possibilities is it a ton of different possibilities is also the possibility that whatever photographs they took can get severely damaged in the radiation of space that was really difficult to do that's possible too and that they decided somehow or another that they were going to pass off these did they actually did go and he decided they're going to pass off some of these fake videos so there's a bunch of possibilities the possibility that it looks fake because I'm dumb and because I don't understand anything about the physics of 1/6 Earth gravity and it just looks weird because it's shity filaments 1969 that's possibly number one number two is a fake some things or the number three is they they didn't really have good footage because like you couldn't take film through the airport member that why people go through those radar detectors you feel me get jacked and they wouldn't wear a response because people that might send the the film like if you have like you take a roll of film in the awesome time I don't know what the f*** they did but I know that some film has been damaged or maybe it's an urban myth maybe film got damaged those radar things at the airport. Is that they're afraid to say I don't know yeah it's like a gift I feel like I know I still feel like I don't know each other very healthy ego for a big young f****** super athlete to ideas and opinions like that cuz they're not you but we think that they are there like an extension of us so we want to win these argument that's what want yeah we want to be I think it's real scary when you want to be right and then you're willing to ignore evidence that might show the wrong that's how I felt about myself and by the way if you wanted if you wanted a conspiracy that's a good one that seems like it might be possible the moon landings on the best ones and this is why I so attracted between 1969 and 1973 but between that they sent six of them were successful the only one that wasn't successful was Apollo 13 right they sent these f****** people around the Moon 250,000 plus miles out there and back but ever since then all they've been able to do is get people into near-earth orbit ever since then like the highest anyone's ever gone I think it's 400 miles all the way to the Moon and back Corner Mouse everything is like inside and I've never gone through the Van Allen radiation belt never got a deep space return they haven't done that since 1960 1973 I don't think that I know whether or not we went to the moon but I'm telling you that if you wanted a juicy conspiracy to get excited about excited about I lost all the data I see cuz you know you go down motive would be like what is the f****** most like wild boar first of all we wanted to beat the Russians we're in a race I'll see if I can get to the to the moon and here's one of the things that we do know for a fact the Russians faked a bunch of s*** they finger on it but it's ya Yuri Gagarin who's the first man in space they had a video he was laughing she wasn't willing to admit though that was unfortunate because maybe you could have convinced me more if he was on one of the big ones was that Warner Von Braun was a Nazi we they hired a bunch of Nazis to hit run the space program it was called Operation Paperclip and what Operation Paperclip was Willie took a bunch of Nazi scientists and relocate them to the United States we lost some of them to Russia Russia scooped up some of them but when we ended the World War II and Nazi Germany collapse scientists will Wernher von Braun was the head of a rocket Factory in in in Berlin where these two hang the five slowest Jews in front of the rocket Factory for all the other workers to see morning I brought the Simon wiesenthal Center said it was Wernher von Braun was alive today be punished for crimes against humanity this is new stamina Wernher von Braun was a straight-up Nazi and this guy was not willing to admit all right you know he's like well you know just because someone's in Germany no no no no no no he was a Nazi he was actually killed anybody maybe he had to be an oxy and we're not saying that look if you're f***** and you're in his neighborhood and that it overcomes the entire neighborhood you want to keep your family alive so you put that thing on your on your jacket sleeve you put on swastika and you see Guy like everybody else maybe you're not really a Nazi ideologically maybe you're not not seen your heart maybe just try to stay alive that's entirely possible to he was a Nazi he was a f****** Nazi and they had slaves they were running rocket factories in Berlin where they were figuring out how to make rocket brand new Operation Paperclip Cold War President Truman authorized Operation Paperclip in August 1945 would you rather meet secretly admitted 88 German scientists and Engineers to help the development of Rocket technology including Wernher von Braun Arthur Rudolph her but has struggled Herbert Herbert Hubertus Hubertus the great names not a great name bring that back the moon rocks that they've collected from the Moon and turn out to not really do moonrocks like a bunch of them for sure have been tested by scientist and they found that these rocks are from another planet moved it was a rock that they gave to whoever's the head of Holland and it was personally given with a plaque by Neil Armstrong Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins and it turned out to be petrified wood Moon Rock given to Holland and Buzz Aldrin is fake the moon rock given to the Dutch prime minister by the Apollo 11 astronauts in 1969 turned out to be a fake so they were giving people pieces of petrified wood saying this is for you we went to the moon God Bless America 308,000 Euros now is a bunch of possibilities okay let's just be honest about this cuz this stories from 2009 it's entirely possible that between 1969 well this is this multiple sources best to Telegraph for sure what I'm saying is that it's highly possible that someone stole that moonrock and replaced with that that's possible that's possible or Bill Clinton quote in his book and one of his books I think his book is called my life had a quote about the moon landing and a story about him Evans conversation with a carpenter carpenter said that he didn't believe the moon landing he goes them television Fellers they can make anything look real and he said a quote and Bill Clinton's f****** Bucky said back then I thought that guy was a quack but after or crank whenever crazy person but after eight years in the white house I was wonder if he wasn't ahead of his time lol president of the United States about an old carpenter telling him the moon landing was faked and then he says I wondered after eight years in the white house if that guy wasn't ahead-of-its-time causation correlation I came around to thinking in a different way I was way too convinced that I was right I was right but it's real low levels of understanding of any of the science of the stuff there cortical agenda I don't want to put that bad of a terminal but you're kind of prisoner of that because we don't have we don't need any any choice but to take their word for to pursue it yourself right to learn about what they're talking like yourself wouldn't know if they're right or not return money but you're kind of prisoner of that because we don't have we don't need any any choice but to take their word for to pursue it yourself right to learn about what they're talking like yourself wouldn't know if they're right or not


    Joe Rogan & Arian Foster on Weed in the NFL
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    what about protein when you were being a vegan what did you did you use like pea protein or hemp protein like what kind of protein do they test for Mason have this a flax seeds can make you test positive with poppy seeds make you test positive for heroin on those random drug testing their jobs from having a poppy seed bagel tell for sure it's ridiculous will definitely CBDs for sure cuz name is type of oil that comes from a plant that's not psychoactive really good for you to super good for inflammation and joint pain things on those lines matter fact when I have my it's actually on this podcast I have to do a sponsor about it but it's great and you just take it drops good for you negative effects when I have my back surgery in 2014 at 13th and would you have done made me gag and throw up every single time I took them so at that really in any pain killer that was heavily heavily sedated you I would always like throw-up and they told me that if you like have a gag reflex too much that he can react to the recent my desk really so for like two days I was like in pain after the surgery and my dad with a man go get some weed and had a dispensary and so got some and it helps immediately and I was like there's no way that they shouldn't be okay it's totally believe we're being being f***** you know I mean it slowly but surely it's starting to become legal recreationally it's legal now in California recreationally but the federal government still resisting it because of the influence of the pharmaceutical companies and also a bunch of other people that like the prison guard unions they don't want it to be legal they didn't have less people arrest it's kind of f***** up in the prison industrial complex this waiver we have to sign says this is a painkiller called Toradol in the NFL right yes awful back took it a lot because grab that s*** to my dog play receiver for the brown he's one of the best universities are seen in a long time but he did Banning for a year cuz he tested positive like two or three times and it's because of weed the reality is if you were to legalize drugs. You can regulate it and that way you can do it in a controlled environment and that way you don't have all this I mean that's what they do the probation alcohol right Legalize It Well that's also what they're doing right now with opiate pills I mean Oxycontin prescribed good properties if you to the day they have them people have said that it's addictiveness some some studies that pointed that certain individuals but I would state that those people probably addicted to f****** everything I couldn't I just don't call it physically I don't get how marijuana is addictive it just doesn't make any sense I smoke pot everyday for years then I'll take like a month off and then nothing not an ache not a pain out of shakes do nothing Houston don't drink orange juice no nothing there nothing happens I'll get it man I was I'm not like a heavy smoker like that but like I'm like a I don't know Saturday night when I ain't going nowhere I'm all set up my pipe and my and my sack and I'm going to watch a great movie Saturday night when I ain't going nowhere I'm all set up my pipe and my and my sack and I'm going to watch a great movie and fall asleep


    Joe Rogan & Arian Foster on the problems with the NCAA
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    the NCAA isn't this a whole nother conversation those those Crooks don't pay their employees but as far as the NFL you get compensated and eat you know the risks for the most part you know the risks going in the NFL like I chose to to do this at a young age I'm glad you just said that those Crooks don't pay their employees sure that they're their team successful is all a matter as one of you again football what are the odds you going to get out of that without a permanent injury I think three or four messages came from college for free bars in a car that's one of the I just need to know about it and in that suit you can't do that those classes conflict with the practice schedules in a meeting schedules and I was like well s*** and so I had to wait another year in order to find what I wanted to do and ended up settling for a philosophy which was cool major but it wasn't it didn't then it would have changed Matt naloxona yeah they hold your getting an education thing what are you getting a real education I don't know is about a month after the season before you go into Spring ball which is like you're up at 5 in the morning lifting running yet areata but there's like three weeks. What date they leave you alone and you're just like a regular student and I did not know what to do with my how are you how do people not a CNA classes like I didn't understand like how I mean they're taking type of courses but it's just like you have so much time I didn't know what to do with my time cuz it before before I'm up early in the morning lifting weights running then going to class then after class your lunch then go to another class when you come back in here and meetings and after me and you go to practice and after practice you got find some kind of energy to study give me a rundown slique what time of morning when you get up when you're in usually usually I had some of the most of the most because of eight classic so I ate three times a week 3 3 3 times a week or before practice or after practice so you have to get to find your time without your party is going to be hard right now so what do you want to do it before practice cuz then you might be tired when you going to practice you might not perform up to the best of your abilities. I was not the best at that I used to get in trouble. Sounds like. There's no way you guys can expect me to do all of this s*** I get in trouble for skipping weights and I wasn't going to wait anyway like I was like I didn't see Olympic weight lifting conducive to I've been successful what do you think is plyos or plyos like Yoga Yoga strong in my opinion remember is a hydrated with good nutrition so for you it's more important to to be flexible and to be able to move your body in it in like very fluid ways to be able to avoid takedowns they'll avoid somebody trying to tackle you you you more pliables better in my opinion so you would they would force you to do certain amount of lives so that's another thing that bothers me too cuz it's like they would follow you around the weight room right guys like like you know each other the system and I'm like this is what I want to do with my life I cannot going to eat my stomach stop following me around and on top of that I'm hungry and you know saying I got the food and people won't get on me again people from Tennessee hate me both weird but I from Tennessee Tennessee itself it's weird like f*** you man lachrimae people love to bring up things you've done wrong and you would have to figure out when you're in class or whenever your break 3M what you supposed to keep up a certain GPA 2.5 so you have to keep up with you so you would go to your class you do whatever you got to do and then how many times a day are you practicing today yeah after awhile for me cuz I quarterbacks are different they don't have to exert as much physical energy as we do and they're there more metal games let them know the defensive games that the defensive coordinators playing right so what colors they and why do what the safety to do nothing all that as a running back to kind of have to know but not as much you kind of just have to know where their blessings are coming from after a while I got to edit need to watch Mushroom in order me to get my assignment answer a lot of time just sitting here wasting time will I got feel like that too yeah I would imagine you're sitting there watching some stupid plays give me my game plan like Saturday before the game and execute like I didn't need I think a lot of what they do in the NFL just reinforcements and after the veteran I get only that's why Brett Favre when he was deciding whether to come back or not if he was I got I would love to but I all that other s*** I don't like doing all that the meetings in that that's what really old veteran is a goat Mills still wanting to do it oatmeal still wanting to do it still wanted to do it


    Arian Foster "If I had to do it again, I wouldn't have played football" - The Joe Rogan Experience
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    we definitely do to play NFL is no doubt about that mean when you're staring down a team of super athletes and you just going to collide with each other or try to get across lines I totally different way of living your life weird man 99% of the world meniscus several times I've had Achilles back my pinky my shoulder actually play all of my 2010 season with a broken collarbone Jesus if it in the NFL if you're not already paid like your your your position is up for grabs and so is he the either you push through it or somebody to take his spot and so at that Desmond was my time to shine so I was like these painkillers so could you feel it moving around weird I dipped in you can feel it it's like that then did you ever like it looked at. Cuz cuz I don't want him to know I was hurt and so because it's like they bring that they bring that s*** up. During when you're negotiating contract like always he missed this cuz he was her and they bring that to you as leverage against you and so 2012 is when I signed my contract the day after that you guys want to let you know I broke my collarbone 2 years ago no way who played with a broken collarbone it's bittersweet right so like as soon as you tell them that's what happened then oh well I'd rather watch always tackles and like I was trying to stockpile I was like in my head of how many injuries am I watching here my problem became like my pain my tolerance for pain my threshold it became so high that like I don't even know what what hurt and what was normal anymore so like I'm still kind of dealing with a lot of those aches and pains and and stuff now but it's like you just push through it cuz it's the pain was normal life point where your body is willing and able to do it anymore I mean you said you say that right and people tell you about it but you know they say ignorance is bliss like you don't know it's it's actually affect you until it actually affects you and so like you're like it the one of the worst games I've ever been a part of what you think Chicago and 2012 I think and it was raining so they just running the ball the whole game and the next day I woke up like I'm limping like walking the bathroom like I couldn't hit it took me about five minutes of my bathrooms like right there so it's in like 5 minutes. Like literally like living in my body was just beat up from the game and like when you go when you go on so that you don't really realize it but like for the end of my career that's kind of why I decided to walk away cuz I was like is it worth it anymore stop being worth it to me anymore just fell out of love with it that's a weird place to be right now when you when you saying like you don't know what's going on with your brain do you notice anything now nothing started talking about it but growing up like it was kind of caught a Dinger like he's got done MC got dinged and no one worried about the clients know where you like not really sure where you are but like somehow your subconscious knows what to do when you play parts that's what happens a lot of Fighters I took it dropped in the first round and then they'll be on their Corner in the like the fourth round like heading to the fifth and they'll think it's the second round two and then their coach Bohemian you you fought three more rounds call training near did you train your body to become second nature so now when you were in high school and you were in college was there any talk at all about brain damage was there any talk about CTE or the not really nobody worried about it and I was just not it wasn't it wasn't it wasn't completely I'm pretty sure they were they were neuroscientist saying like your brain damage is real but the science wasn't as definitive as it is now nothing mean you know like like now people are are worrisome about putting the kids in youth leagues and stuff even talkin about not letting you things happen I have tackle football. I'm an advocate for I don't think there's no point for like my kids are not going to play football relax and you probably not going to be a good that's just how what if you get one of the fight like a bot like box a box or kickboxing MMA ocean point I wouldn't Advocate that either you wouldn't let them do that education Sciences Bobby well that and it's a weird like you're you're in your Prime physically as it as a man but you're in your infancy mentally so you have to deal with all of that on top of figured so you figure out who you are in a fishbowl and this is a really weird really weird things I don't even want to do it like any kind of record recognize a shin or any kind of fame or whatever you want to call it like I don't I don't like it I want it I feel like the best to me that the best society would be artists and scientists that would be an ideal Society to me playing football famous mean if just some regular dude went on Twitter and start talking about I can take a wolf on OneNote anybody cares anyway but it said you were coming on


    Joe Rogan & Tom Papa talk Old Movies & TV Shows
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    two daughters taking dancing lessons from Patrick Swayze he's got that f****** silky mullet and he's dancing and moving across the floor and I was little kid but I remember yeah I was 7 years old people just go dancing all the time now where they finance guy fights and that girl accidentally got that girl pregnant she was cute but you wasn't as hot as the other girl dance Tony you can real you think so be for real yeah you can really dance anymore love songs you could make one of those like 12 on up dance movies but those movies are stupid but that is almost won award this year and it was a musical and there's a lot of dancing did you see it I did how dare you was you will you listen it's an animal a raccoon while they roll haha you know it's just a shity Speed Buggy cartoon Speed Buggy cartoon that's me wait a minute is that abandon do a Scooby-Doo or they just Steve's if it probably the same those people look exactly like the Scooby-Doo people that's the jock and the girl in the front that's like Veronica it was so simple but you wouldn't make this now cuz I'll Gilligan's Island speedbuggy that's me f****** the skipper and Gilligan don't they have bunk beds bunk hammocks a little buddy the professor and he wasn't that smart either know we get to bring nobody bang the professor wasn't intelligent not really it was like 70 science and its wings have any instincts if you eat is probably poisoned this was a hit and that was a hit and run away hit he's rehabbing this bird I think if I remember correctly Gilligan's Island was on for far less time than we think it all really yeah I believe that show us how many episodes 30 episodes that's crazy I guess it's for years if they did a full season for each year that is pretty sure that's crazy how many episodes golden time for they didn't get paid so Gilligan so whoever owns a moment forever and you don't get don't get residual wow poor Gilligan they pave the way though a lot of shity shows but they're still make like goofy shows kid shows that the kids you don't get don't get residuals wow poor Gilligan they pave the way though a lot of shity shows but they're still make like goofy shows you know what's interesting like the all the kids shows that the kids get raised on like these Disney shows and stuff is Goofy is all the stuff in the 70s


    Joe Rogan on Vault 7, Trump Russia Connection
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    you see this f****** latest hits. Wikileaks saying that the that the CIA has access to all of our phones fault 7 they can access they have access to your encrypted s*** it's like they've hacked Android and iOS like Android and iOS directions to hear I want to find out what they're up to get hacking their phone and get their data while they're doing it too so I can if somehow or another we stop the CIA from doing it right here's the question if these apps for encryption talk show iOS Portsmouth Android are what got hacked a much bigger problem so still working through the Publications but what Wikileaks has here is a genuinely is genuinely a big deal looks authentic I just I feel like we we have to be very careful if other people are doing things right so like if you talk to people in the intelligence community and I don't talk to a lot of them but I have talked to a few what they will tell you is you have to stand that what the majority of the American public thinks is going on in the world and what their motives are and what kind of Espionage and f****** dirty tricks take place and it's way worse than you think it is lucky that you're sheltered from all this stuff and there's just there's some bad f****** things that are going on in the world and one of those things is what you're looking at in Russia right now is like an emerging superpower run by a dictator yeah and anybody who opposes why is a dead yeah have you seen all those f****** Russians and wound up dead recently the attached to these leaks dude wasn't it like what's the latest count six yesterday people just mysteriously getting whacked in there billionaires oh really yes they're wack and billionaires Jesus they're just whacking people you know too much oh yeah f****** around Tom Papa do you think that they do they do that Russian diplomats keep dying unexpectedly look at his face holyshit East terrifying to me is terrifying he's like one of those he'll pigs we want to thank that the world the world is learn from Hitler and Stalin and Mussolini that they were interfering in our election well they certainly were aware of what was going on and they certainly had access to some documents about the DNC the what what concerns me is people that are ignoring the although that is an issue for sure right but they're ignoring that what they did was they let us know about some horrible s*** that the Democrats were up to where they were ringing the primaries and f****** over Bernie he was too powerful and too dangerous to Hillary Clinton so they colluded they all used they didn't they conspired rather and they all use their influence to f*** over Bernie Sanders and then saying that the Russians hacked the election because they exposed the Democrats are bunch of cheat and creeps is kind of disingenuous because yes they did hack the election cuz they did release some of that information so they did have an impact on it but that impact was essentially the truth and something that we really deserve to know in the first place we deserve to know the inner workings of the NC we deserve that they are getting in the way of democracy the rigging it yeah well there ya their rigging it is always dirty there's always that it's illegal what they were doing was wrong like what they were doing was they were they were interfering with the Democratic process but they're not so legal to be argued in court maybe should be right but it's most certainly not what anybody wants that want the DNC to dictate who the winner of the primary as well we also didn't want Joe Kennedy putting people in one Joe Kennedy's putting his driving in and stealing votes for his son to be a letter or the stuff is always go on but he wants to defeat us right so any kind of any kind of influence in the people within that campaign are now having to their caught talking to them and then they lied about it for some reason they didn't want people to know whatever that was about and now you have this foreign enemy who is now sidled up with the lot of the people who are now running our government a government by the way that isn't that is hell-bent on tearing a lot of stuff down but what they do only then why it worked at all was because the Democrats were involved in shady s*** it's not like they made up some stuff right from so many different angles me she didn't support gay marriage until 2013 I think it was you she didn't she not only that she liked the Clinton Foundation is just a disaster like the whole thing is Mecca and definitely disliked by a lot of people from being there for a lot of time doing stuff it made a lot of people very nauseous go back and redo the election but just does it concern you that if let's say let's be conspiracy theories on this thing and steel for that pipeline that's going through the Indian them and their and rushes and enemy of ours they want us to fail and now they Administration that wants to tear stuff down it could that be a conspiracy theory on that side but here's the problem where you were saying they like that the Russian they want to do this they want to do that Right Thurr steel they don't operate as an individual you know there are bunch of people that are trapped in this dictatorship with this Russian oligarch individuals over there was everything Russia an entity he wants us dead isn't it possible the people why was it possible that their government their government can evolve like and they can eventually not have that guy in place if there's something something something to take place and they could also prosper from his age of information and that 100% right People to People 100% are these guys right cuz like you're saying the Wikileaks exposed out of the DNC there's also a lot of dirty stuff we don't even know right now it's going on for sure on both sides let's just take this fantasy of okay so Putin has really aggressively wanted this Administration and they wanted abandoned who wants to tear stuff down this is an advantage for us if you can expose that I think that's a that's a big deal you're saying but I mean you could and it's something that should be considered but it's a weird thing when you start making up motives and potential outcomes and look it's not good not having this guy that's why they're investigating they're trying to find the answers of what the stuff really is by one person in that that person's that person's cabinet and that person's choices like what the word choice a make on the rest of us and we are seeing that now way too much sweeping brush of change and just decide no f*** Obamacare no built-in wall Dakota pipeline f*** you were coming through like what was happening within the first 60 days send it meme mean let's take you know what I'm both side Dakota pipeline seems meme to dumping waste into the water seems means that was in the water where they dumping coal waste where's I made it illegal in West Virginia so that you couldn't jump motherboard donation people are attacking him right is that what it is bow tie down it's so not how a man thinks our talks it's so funny for tuning in to PBS Fresh Air with Terry Gross is up next is probably a very good reason it says father probably did it to him and I just don't know what I mean it feels like love him again and get the country on track if he creates all these jobs that we had this big video announcement yesterday where he was talking about Exxon investing in the gulf coast and they're going to get all these jobs and there's going to be like 45,000 jobs the jobs going to be paying $100,000 on the average soda and all these great jobs and he's very excited that most likely it's all tied to oil telling people I love how people like brought up two people died yet by the way you like it or not Angela on the on the freeway yet at all sometimes a little bit but sometimes if it's traffic I don't touch it at all and I'm just turning email when you leave at the freeway on the freeway now it works but it doesn't read stop signs or will traffic lights times for 1/2 after Crossing deer crossing death child immigrant crossing a mother holding a child's hand father told them lady asked us about Trump or we can do the whole Mexican and a couple of them especially the last guy was like yeah awful it was like oh right yeah your leaders of s*** head to


    Joe Rogan on Performing Under Pressure
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    wait and then I looked at the audience and it was like woo and I had to breathe through my nose but what do we do on stage are we breathing through our nose are we breathing through mouth we f****** talk s*** for 45 to an hour I looked at the special I shot him right where am I breathing yeah well you just concentrated so much on what you trying to say that all just comes natural just like right now I am talking to you right now like I took a little breath right there but I wasn't thinking about it I just want a little bit of hair he's one of the most stressful things for people for some people but like number two or number one in some people's world like ensure that one time of Judge asked me he was about to send them to me and we will do everything to say this for yourself and I had it written down I had everything Joe Rogan I started squeaking I looked at me but people get nervous you know when when you get nervous your adrenaline kicks in when your adrenaline kicks in everything tight when you get your hands over your head and it's very hard to stay smooth with your breathing when you're in those spots like this the number one thing that I concentrate on holding my body in that position is not nearly as hard as holding my body and breathing smoothly breathing smoothly is the most difficult part of that that posture like a lot of Fosters and as soon as a change of breathing he said to changing inside and you change it outside the cat in the road and the Roadster to Pampas is hard to become bigger right where I do that will be doing growing out of shape so they're looking at us like we're too big an attack a simple simple predicate which I do you know our I was Keen stuff too thrilling and feel like a real nice, sweet but we start to do the same Mustang and a fine-looking in a good song when you are really stressful situations of fears another famous Medifast and the intensity workout you become a rat baby coming for so it's different different physiological things go into you and your body so they all the things that people do not answer misunderstanding that doing some kind of an identity workout we can control also the fear for them and it's also something that happens when you see a fighter lose when I see if I tore losing they come back they're very tense and they fight a lot of times they fight different because they're there now worried and concerned about the consequences of failure and you see that that fear that tension it's in their system and then they their whole their whole what mode of operating as a as an athlete changes because of that tension also one of the biggest factors when you talk about the difference between the way someone performs in the gym versus the way someone performs in competition we've all known these guys that were phenomenal in the gym but for whatever reason they weren't able to win in competition it's so common it's with some guys it's almost like like it's crazy it's almost like there's a spell on them or something like you'll see them in the Jimmy like this guy's a world-beater but they can't beat anybody in a competition psychological dear they are imprisoned by their own fears and doubts they don't have the confidence to rise to the occasion they don't have the confidence to perform Under Pressure they don't have they they can't just accept the potential failure they can't they they're so overwhelmed and imprisoned by the fear of failure it when they get out there they can't perform at their best with crazy because it forces failures like a self-fulfilling prophecy because they can't perform like they do in the gym I can't flow like when you are fighting when you're at your best you're sort of just in this empty space like you're not you're not thinking about the moves as much as they're just happening and you're just relying on your training and you're almost the best thing to do is stay calm because as soon as you get emotional as soon as you get aggressive you might win being emotional aggressive you could catch him and knock them out for yourself you might do something that's not smart like we were talking earlier about playing chess martial arts is a lot of ways like very much like chess but way more complicated because your physical consequences are so severe so there's all this fear it's not just about losing it's about getting hit and that punishment of physical consequences is just so significant it's so much different even then in Jiu-Jitsu what you did to the physical consequences are tapping and losing another terrible but it's nothing like getting kicked in the face or 110 El Romero flying knees to your head you know that kind of fear is that an overwhelming fear and for some people that dig at least throw up when they're in the locker room and they did Panic me they get so scared they just can't perform Under Pressure you know you know some you could transfer these supposed to be somewhere but I do you know that some of them literally operator Montana just shipped my pants I love watching movies like collateral or something when people go into some place and they shoot a place up and people's reaction are they run that's not usually the case bro I've seen it people drops and f****** floor people drop without even getting shot they don't know what you just freeze the sound of you being somewhere some people get it and react to it and some people just think it's the fourth of July really weird but I've seen people f****** drop from Fear drop from Fear something that I was a child I was two blocks away from just people dropping from for you you know it's so I got to have that 6 by 12 room when he killed 12 Mexicans at knifepoint with his bare hands so he opens up this thing and it's drive and evasive driving and shooting that they have a course on Maritime how to defend people out on the ocean and all that stuff but she asked me that all that was those places where you went to the baddest retired soldiers in the world he don't know who they are you just think that dude over there with the American flag is mowing the lawn like that killed 80 people want to add them because I got to the Garden Denver. the Marine that brought Joey you know anybody comes in with stories I know one thing when I see it I believe it do you like your 22 mean while he was stirring the soup with his dick over the fire Ellen 12 weeks of you hanging out with some white dude with suit shooting people Targets in the midst not real until it's real consequences for their that's why he said it's the best thing would be actually being in boot camp actually going to buds actually being in some service situation we realized this his life this is real whereas if you are if you're preparing like up in Colorado and you just going through that course things in your mind but that's what it seems like people say to me like like should I take a self-defense class A show you how to kick somebody in the name listen to me that s*** is not going to like the guy on the radio that was he was always talking about being Anthony show back in the day that kind of s*** cuz listen to me the stuff that works on trainkillers is the real s*** and if you think that you're going to come in and you going to throw some f****** karate chop at someone's balls and you're going to somehow another be able to stop Anderson Silva from kicking you across the room your f****** mind you're out of your mind U-verse while you're not going to karate chop his balls he's not going to let you get close enough to him and if he does let you get close enough to him he's going to strangle you cuz like Street defensive is this a certain pressure points around your neck I could have talked that and you will be helpless no no no you're not going to get my nephew fun I've ever met in all my years of meeting phony martial arts guys he's to pinch down on your thumbnail she's like there's a pressure point on my neck like they'll put all their weight on your neck to try to get you to give up the armbar like if you're in a situation where you're defending it's an R Bar and a guy is on top you don't put their f****** me at or 30 lb man to put his knee on your neck always trying to put all his weight on it and you jacket with so it's so f****** dumb it's so dumb there's so many of these ridiculous ideas so that you're going to be able to defend yourself with some tricks access to the body martial arts courses when it's so it's so f****** dumb it's so dumb there's so many of these ridiculous idea so that you're going to be able to defend yourself with some tricks


    Joey Diaz talks about how he torments Lee Syatt
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    do to guys were talking about your podcast was f****** hilarious though talk about Lee Lisa and it will like what Joey has done to that poor guy he's like every time he sees them he's forcing them to eat mushrooms is got to take a said he's giving them pot he's giving them Edibles he's lied to him about the do stitches leave loves it on the show he did it and then he called me like that was fun this perspective you know and I'm like screw you guys get along together great it's like a great Dynamic the two of you together the works really well I love to a don't seem too much during the week so I keep the relationship fresh we talk all the time I torment them all the time. I called my go what the f*** is wrong with you what is the company that made you come over and take my ass are we going to do it I said so we're going to get sugar cubes and put the acid on it but I called him back like a day late I didn't have no assets and I had no sugar cubes I just made it up I go listen I just put the ass in the cube of sugar cubes I put them in a tupperware and I put a lid on it and I left when I came back to Lily blown up so whenever is that ass is going to be really f****** strong like I put aluminum foil over it with holes when guess what some guy comes up, give me a 2 by acid this is the pharmaceutical grade s*** just killed Gaddafi the whole Falcons game it was too and you getting it from Cleveland I've got to get it from like Northern California I walked a 10 sheet from the guy in England a guy in England gave me some stuff Pink Floyd acid the same one that Syd Barrett took when he quit Pink Floyd so I took that I save that so now I'm going to get the Liquid acetone to put on the blonde from Pink Floyd and we're going to go deep I'm just saving that one for a good guest Medina England a guy in England gave me some stuff Pink Floyd acid the same one that Syd Barrett when he quit Pink Floyd so I took that I save that so now I'm going to get the Liquid acetone to put on the blonde from Pink Floyd and we're going to go deep I'm just saving that one for a good guest


    Joe Rogan on the Stephen Thompson/Tyron Woodley II Decision
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    all day so you were asking me before this about the fights yeah yeah that's it yeah but to me it is it's high-level problem solving with dire physical consequences and if you run in on Tyron Woodley you got some dire physical consequences he's a f****** Powerhouse and Woodlief charges at Thompson this dire physical consequences cuz he was getting tags when he would he need set it to me after the fight is like you caught me a few times as I was charging towards him so Woodley has a different style and Thompson Thompson has that wide stance that karate style and he's excellent at moving in and moving out and almost like fighting you hitting you with these clean left hand sliding out of the way occasionally throwing kicks but mostly what he's doing is making you wonder what he's going to do when when is coming at you and Woodley how to pick his battles and figure out when he could launch himself out them so at any moment something could have happened but a lot of s*** didn't happen so the people watching homework that was more boring for whatever because those moments are so critical those moments are so dangerous you can't just to be like Frankie Edgar Gray Maynard just f****** chaos and punches throwing wild not going to happen like that you can't do that with Wonderboy you can't charge Adam like that you will f****** counter you and you look you'll be one of those people on his highlight-reel so Tyron Woodley was very smart and then he knew he couldn't charge at him and wonder boy he's not going to charge it will either be gotten almost knocked the f*** out in the first fight Warehouse Manny hits so goddamn hard so everybody had to be on their toes they are both had to be mind their p's and q's and that translated for a boring fight to a lot of people but not to me to me I was like anything could happen any moment in the fifth-round almost did when Woodley connected and Thompson's knees went out and he slumped he was out man he was out for at least a half a second or a moment you know there was a moment where his legs gave out his body went limp and they could have stopped the fight right there I didn't say glad I kept going I talked to Big John McCarthy in the cage after 5 to go how close are we to stopping at 5 to go see what you were looking right but he did it perfect perfect he has the most difficult job in the sport other than the fighters fighters have the most difficult job second most difficult job is the referee third most difficult job is it judges you know you don't know or sometimes. Sometimes guys don't t-tops sometimes guys don't see certain I poke sore groin shots there's a lot of things that can happen referee's job is insanely difficult and they only appraised when they f****** or is the only rather get attention when they f****** they don't get any praise and they do a great job and just just they need more you know they did need more more people need to understand like how difficult that is so that moment where Tyra and finally did can Don Wonderboy and everybody's like why didn't you do that earlier like that was where the opening was Woodley was so aggressive because he was down on the scorecards at least in his Corners eyes and in my eyes it was as well and he had a charge for and he had to connect and he did but to make that happen a lot of things have to be in place you have to understand Wonder Boys timing he had been fighting him for four rounds already he was getting a sense of Wonder Boy could and couldn't do you also knew the consequences he and a couple of times so he knew like I can't just rush Adam cuz wondered why I was trying to time I'm with that right hook he was just standing the Southpaw position with his right leg forward he throws that front like sidekick to the body throws it really well because he he picks it up from the ground like low and an in-service Scoops up so you don't see it coming until it's too late you might not be the most powerful application of the front leg sidekick but it's very it's very sneaky because he slides in with that foot low and it comes up and stab you don't know if it's going to come up as a sidekick or was going to go up and over your shoulders around kick you don't know what he's doing he's so sneaky so Tyrann had to be very cautious and for a lot of people was very boring because of that but I didn't think it was boring what's happening I was on the edge of my seat I was like there are moments it's going to be moments when the shift starts flying and in those moments that's where the fight becomes amazing but those guys are smart and there's not dumb and does the belt is so goddamn important when you have the belt you get to decide you fight all the best fighters you you make the money you know you get the opportunities for the big money fighting Conor McGregor type fights only happen if you have the belt if you don't the belt no because a fuk about you so for a guy like the Tyrant man that belt is everything for garlic Woodley Wonderboy rather that belt is everything you don't have that belt you make a fraction of what you make like to think about that fight that fights insanely close was so close Dominick Cruz afterwards that that's basically the same the first finally it's like you can call if you call the first try to draw you can easily call this fun to draw and I agree with him so that means that Wonderboy and Woodley are essentially like so closely matched stylistically that it's a wash right let me know he's the one who's the champion will lose the one about the potential to fight Conor McGregor Woodley is the one who has the potential to fight Michael Bisping or whatever way he fights at and that is where the money is so he's the guy was going to get the money how to draw with him prove that he was at least close enough on one fight and just a hair under the second fight him out he's going to make a fraction of what would lie makes likely so that those consequences have to be like if you if you lose you get your show money you don't get a bonus if you win you get twice the money like a lot of guys have contract destruction yellow make ex if they win and they'll make x + x if x + x if they win but if they lose the only make acts so they might have they might be getting $200,000 for the fight but another $200,000 if they win that's a giant swing that's a big deal if they have to be really f****** careful they don't make mistakes I don't like win bonuses man I don't like it I think those guys are trying to win anyway they're trying to win I just I just think like a particular situations like that bonuses man I don't like it I think those guys are trying to win anyway they're trying to win I just I just think like a particular in situations like that with fights are like that f****** close I could judge can decide whether or not you make an extra 200 Grandeur don't like that seems crazy to me


    Joe Rogan & Whitney Cummings Review Millenial Pornhub Searches
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    the lights at maybe like you let maybe sex will be fate I mean there was a book called try to Circle back to Port again there's a book called p*** nation and in it there was a statistic that said 80% of kids under 18 boys would rather watch p*** and have sex with an actual woman only a jobs to do the comeback does that mean we watch Saturday morning cartoons they are jerking off to animated and why men so why how many people are like simulacra I'm about like how we prefer the simulation of something to the original or something when we can actually control it I think Andy Warhol was on that as well but wasn't a bizarre that some men prefer fake boobs let's see what she has to say goddamnit Forbes continue please what yeah it's hilarious on Tuesday evening GOP consultant Rick Wilson made Twitter waves with that they have the f****** stock of Twitter right there women who masturbate to Adam a GOP consultant to I think they're right with this intentionally incendiary statement that Wilson says he made directly to troll Trump's followers and everybody as any anime fan will let you know it's called time clears throat h***** a specific genre of x-rated Japanese animated cartoons but what's interesting in order to intentionally make people angry Wilson targeted anime Geeks as his insult cartoon car just watch Jessica Rabbit hold on a second among 18 to 34 year-old viewers cartoon in hand tie are the 13th and 17th most popular p*** searches in Millennials are 131% more likely to search for anime than older browsers anal g******* it's okay we're going to circle back analyze it stepmom is above m*** Public public is the least search anal is above anal is shockingly low below abony is above black which I think I know whether different kind of but different and people like nope nope nope nope nope. Align the girl with a kimono yeah geisha girl last year than the other man there's something so Co any interim differences cosplay I guess it's like something happening when you were young really she can watch what's good what's emo Like goth girls Morrissey suicide Martins doggy style for walking. Granny is well above long nipples stuff is all new Millennials never probably had the opportunity to see Granny what does that what is that close our eyes go back up I don't know any of these people I feel like she's she's throwing the towel


    Joe Rogan & Rory Albanese on Trump's Media Ban
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    what's funny is a grown man crying we shouldn't be crying instinct to think sometimes that just makes you laugh and then if you share that feeling your immature Stream NBC interview doesn't that make you a snowflake now and then something in remember when Obama was considering removing Fox News from something is Fox News essentially propaganda if you listen to Sean Hannity is a wonderful man I've heard he's a really nice guy when you meet him after the grab my p**** shift came up and was the best because he or just went f****** straight to Benghazi and went straight to the email scandal camera constantly the point where you don't locker room Talk inside was inappropriate Obama almost had them remove a people protested Zygarde fine not Trump know he's like not only that I'm not even go to the Press Correspondents Dinner more than audited man more than auditor the price search for emails and incriminating s*** that you might have did when you were in high school yeah Obama said we have video of my actual birth for the first time with their releases and they go to The Lion King the lion king cartoon human being I hate the way people talk I know like they're not a real person and he is like the king of the pause man's a big face and dupid who the guy who is in charge is what it says about the rest of us and what it says about the rest of us now as it were a disorganized mess that's really would have said yeah it's it's it's definitely am not wrong about CNN hating him like he's not wrong to the election they did not like him even even up images that use of him and they were pretty openly against it I have problems with all of those cables for you because you didn't like the cult of personality media thing is that they're on the same rating system as like The Big Bang Theory you know what I'm saying people watched their forget things like balloon boy when like we're in Warren like Afghanistan and Iraq and like they think a kid stuck in a weather balloon we have like 7 hours of coverage of a weather balloon floating down the street with a live Chopper covered and that it turned out that kid was hiding the dad was a prankster why did I have to watch him for $4 she don't think so it's like that if anything happened that they run towards the shiny thing they did the first they never talk about there's like Flint Michigan Girl Scouts that's what people mad about. They're like that's disrespectful on the couch the real problem with what the news is because it's not really the news it's an entertainment Show featuring events in the news right and it's their 100% bias there's no real journalism on television when it comes TV news PBS ears by Bill O'Reilly or steered by someone on the left it says the f*** is like a big reporter for CNN don't even know Anderson Cooper opinion right vs like Anderson Cooper is like news you know so it's like it's like a Cooper like my take on him is clearly he's very left-wing right he's a gay guy you know I mean he's he's but Vanderbilt yeah that's a big CIA conspiracy theory didn't know that I did not know that I would imagine that once you work for the CIA you're in the f****** CIA send but if I left the UFC I'd still be with the UFC and I mean like there's there's like there's a there's a giant bomb that you've got to have with the f****** Central Intelligence Agency I don't f*** him over and if they call you answer the goddamn phone


    Theo Von used to work out with David Duke (From Joe Rogan Experience #925)
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    and I got to go and then I never worked out of the gym again was like well I'm done I can't come here anymore it's f****** guys trying to get my money he's a big dude so it's kind of dangerous dangerous to say no David Duke when I was growing up we should go to I mean that kind of considered or not but play over there and he dated the prettiest girl that works at the seafood restaurant let me think it was when I was younger he was running against Edwin Edwards I believe for public office 90 or 88 I feel like you did some stuff after that do on a national level but wasn't on a state level was he running for governor something like that he ran for governor a couple times he him and I remember the sign that was the exact one Edwards was a crook allegedly and David Duke was a racist and that's what the one of the campaign poster said don't vote for the racist vote for the crook that was the campaign Jesus Christ who is everywhere is crying a crook one that man one that's cool Louisa go to the gym cuz you know I'm not believing his practices but he was he was elected to Louisiana House of Representatives in 1989 and that year the sitting representative resigned his seat to become a judge and Duke ran in the special election to fill a seat The Daily Beast describes the race and writing the off-year special election which David dude threw himself little media notice at first I threw him so threw himself little media nudist notice at first who turned himself to as a child herself as a pro-life fiscal conservative was known as an X Clan member he issued overtly racist language and instead pointed to crime in the city criticizing affirmative action and minority set-asides basic workouts what's wrong man yeah a lot of people after me tell him probably got to be on your p's and q's probably and he gave me direction he just gave me direction you know and you didn't ya eating conversate a ton but he would yeah how you do it this is how you do it I wanted to try and meet his lady did I was trying to Mill around and see if I could smell a pair of her pantalones you feel me doing your little kids I mean at that time I was 15


    Joe Rogan & Theo Von talk Crocodiles, Cannibalism
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    is like in this in this f****** gigantic audience full of people and this is Lynyrd Skynyrd the crazy thing is Lynyrd Skynyrd came out of Florida before people figured out Florida sucks because when I was a kid Florida was cool and if you listen to this you know what the f*** I'm talking about you yeah down there and then I'll move and then we really like to solve the drags are the weirdos why don't you know immoderate kid if they want infested with alligators yet either I don't think so I didn't worry about it as much then you know if you lost somebody to an animal or something back then I feel like it wasn't as big of a deal as it is now in the eighties and nineties if you lost somebody to an animal or animal bite it was more you know part of God's plan I think where is now it's like just something crazy happened at Disney World you know that the biggest thing ever has a little kid that's pretty f***** up it it was a goddamn people get tickets so silly they like he is here before us this is he's probably a seventeen-year-old alligator lives this is peaceful environment and ate a baby you know there's two of them this true I don't know. They worry though they're pretty invulnerable know if you cut off and alligators arm just grows back like 15 ft long is one of the biggest Gators ever filmed these people are on the golf course than looking up at this Gator we can't show it on YouTube to find on YouTube cuz we be pulled off Facebook there's something happens when you have these animal videos in particular when they go on Facebook like people on those video so when they go to look for an algorithm I can find in if it's on your page. Put your whole page down crazy so that people are playing golf and they're in the foreground so you can see it like there it is look at that farm and the guys that when the guys look up set up a little I don't think so man they found it again they found it again in a pond see if you can find it they they re rediscovered this alligator in a pond I think what that was the I hope I like the video maybe they making a comeback did I hope something that comes in a tax at some animal dude I'm ready for it everybody to fight something I'll get out there and do something man Jim Shockey is a very famous hunter from Canada and they hired him to go to a certain River in Africa think it was a Congo but I'm not sure might of the Nile anyway he had to gut you went down there to kill some crocodiles but they're eating people it is one of the craziest videos menu go there and eat these these villagers like everyone's got a stump where I was missing an arm or hand or they got their chest it's crazy we poor people living in fear while he was down there woman got taken yeah they were up River looking for these killer crocodiles try to shoot them and one of the women was washing clothes and she's got Yang for another water may be the worst to another person ever she's consumed consumed by a monster like that that is their actual existence damn sing by a river that they need its water for life and the water is Infested by monsters who are actively targeting them for food yeah we got it pretty easy man you know those people must be so interesting like people that live under that kind of pressure like their view of life we can understand their language I bet they have like a read like ancient works of literature ancient poetry stuff like that and you think about it like these are people that we're going through War like the ancient Greeks and ancient Romans yeah yeah back when they would fight with arrows and s*** and swords and catapults and the intensity of life back then when death was just around every corner was everywhere you must be so so intense to talk to someone like that you should fly in a pygmy or something about that no but I have had my friend Justin ran who was Ben with the pygmies in The Congos for many many years he goes and build Wells for them Lies over there for months at a time malaria three times and I still be in the wishing I said to be in the well business little bit not wishing wells mostly they're not water wells but I work for this this is me by a pygmy in the Congo out of a nail it's a little knife that I just brought me wow yeah they they take these nails and there's one over there to see that man right there on the desk that's what it looks like they Hammer these nails out and they turn them into knives see that starts out of nail did they find they pounded down and sharpen it and turn into a knife edge of History came back if history struck back and we would I wouldn't make it I wouldn't make it Maggie I wouldn't make it long I don't know I'm not prepared for both you would be though you people are adaptable you're smart dude Theo Von I would lead I would think a little bit slow in the beginning you know like yeah immediately you have to find the first person in your group the weakest person and kill him in front of everybody else yeah but you can just stand there this person eventually it's going to get to know one because there's going to be the next week is person that guy's dead now and then decide whether or not your week or not wait if you were going to do that the person would have to be either a terrible person who is victimizing other people right or they would have to have attacked first you have to be so or they would have to been such a piece of s*** that people are rooting for you like second coming of the universe and some dudes chatty in my group bro that's not going to happen like he f**** up some hunting parties sneaking up on a pig and he's like oh my God so hot out runs away and nobody's hungry but you get a small person so stature is important I think if you come down a Viet people are going to be that upset at you but if you eat a black lady and her family are going to be pissed relatives you don't think so no I don't think so that you especially modernize ones but what is interesting is like Vietnam is one of the few places where Americans can go back to Vietnam they don't seem to hold any Grudge at all they did a much more forgiving and understanding it seems like I feel like I think that much I think that's a giant generalization it probably is you know I mean I did a fast for like 4 days and I was at the Best Buy and and I'll remember this Vietnamese guy was trying to help me out and I couldn't hear him I was so hungry and I couldn't turn the other way for a second I could eat this young fella you never been the name has been actually over there in Westwood but but here's the thing I've never thought that before I lost about 4 lb pounds I needed to you know but I got clear man and I could hear swear to God y'all could hear somebody fold a piece of bread from 80 feet away bro I was so hungry dude I could hear a f****** Skittle hit the cement across the street I really could man


    Leah Remini on Growing Up in Scientology (from Joe Rogan Experience #908)
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    first of all is good to see you look great in a long time and I found out about you know the hole Scientology I knew you were into it back then but it was one of those things where I'd heard about it and then I met you right I guess you get deeper get to know them really well and it might get a little weird yes good people they really are they really as I did believed that we were doing amazing things for the world so they go into it thinking I'm I'm helping myself and I'm helping others but then as you like you said I should get more more and by the way you don't really get close to Scientologist like like everything that I did and they do is for the purpose of setting a good example being a good person being good friend so to get you in through the desert purpose and that I would never tell when I was in a non Scientologist my real problems it would be kind of bad to the church to ever appear human turn on scientologists it be setting a bad example like it would be actually be considered like a transgression if I told you Joe you know oh yeah fighting with my mother and fighting with my husband or I would never tell you those types of things because it would be bad PR for the church Capri Scientology was you know I had a very Catholic Sicilian father who you don't believe in punishment believe did not talk like that I talk to you I don't know what you're talkin to me like that kind of guy right like my dad says that the head of the table and then we don't talk back at all or you know so that is kind of what I knew and then we were baptized as Catholics because my mother wasn't really religious any kind of religion growing up my father of course was Catholic so we got baptized as Catholics and the only time we really went to church with her grandma wanted to visit her and you know in the city and my dad on holidays so that's really kind of all I remember pre Scientology and my mother meeting my stepdad he was in Scientology and he got her in as well us right away correct by the way Joe like we went from Mike don't talk until you're spoken to to hey we see you as Spiritual Beings we want you to talk to us we want you to communicate like you're just you're not you're not children you're you know Spirits in a little body and so immediately that kind of indoctrination begins that you're not a child and so you know his children you have kids you know they always want to be grown up so that that really starts to work this kind of idea that you're an elitist that your ego becomes kind of stroke does a kid like you're powerful and you returned and you came back and you found yourself back you picked your mother because you knew she would get into Scientology and you're very strongly and you're very strong to call to my sister also that speaks to something inside of you that like on bigger than a kid I'm more than a spiritual being in a little body and so it sets up that kind of indoctrination very early on to your very much and important being your big being that's a word that's used a lot those words big beings you're a big being and so yes you start to feel very important you start to feel that you're powerful that these are not bad things to make kids feel but this is the way Colts work if you don't realize that until you're out you don't realize any of this was really going on because I've heard people call it a cold throughout my 30 + years and I I was offended by I was deeply offended by it and I couldn't even allow myself to believe that I was in a cult and so all these epiphanies are only happening you know after the fact but when it's automatically got this negative connotation of the word called if people think you were brainwashed you are lost but there's a natural inclination that people have to be tribal there's a natural inclination people have to be on a team and we like it when we're all together you know I know about your Scientologist I'm a Scientologist we're together in this thing everybody else doesn't get it Beyond team and we like it when we're all together you know I know out you're a Scientologist I'm a Scientologist we're together in this thing everybody else doesn't get it right and that's yes that's a good feeling right yeah and your toilet that you are taught that you are the Elite of the world


    Joe Rogan & Hunter Maats on Cultural Evolution
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    do you want to really go down the rabbit hole so you know Thomas Sowell I know that name why don't you let name Thomas tall is a big famous conservative he's at Stanford he's at the Hoover Institute I think so you know within this I mean first just a set all this we should set up briefly how does culture work right and the way cultureworks is that it would like genetic Evolution that works based on blind copying so what ends up happening is it that you are in pause people right you look up to people and so you blindly copy the things they do and specifically you start by blindly copying from the outside and then you work in so the first thing you do is you see someone in your like oh that person's f****** amazing that Rockstar that sportstar whatever and you start dressing like them you start walking like them and all that sort of stuff now in a hunter-gatherer contacts that would be you know somebody who is a hunter or is it gatherer and you're like man you know she finds all the best guavas how does she do that tongue f****** eats them and so you know you would you would like hang out with her you sort of like shimmy up to her you be seeing what she'd be doing a she's like oh okay that she looks for a very particular color of guava squeeze them in a certain way and over time you learn what she's doing and then ultimately you even learn how she's thinking but in a large-scale society like ours I don't meet Michael Jordan right Michael Jordan just becomes the sort of distant that I idolized and so advertisers have figured out how to hijack these mechanisms and they know if you put a burger next to Michael Jordan's face that I'm like oh I want to be like Michael Jordan so I'm going to eat a Big Mac right and little children are dumb and so they blindly copy that or oh I want to be like James Dean his cigarette in his mouth and I want to blindly copy that come we don't understand that the burger or the cigarette is not actually the key to being a successful or as cool as well as good at basketball as my Werner James Dean right we do understand that that's where that comes from so we have this tendency to blindly copy anything we can right to make guns and Society we never work our way and we never learn the Mastery right we just would have remained at the store very superficial level so what that means is that where did this all start a good question black people Thomas Thomas Thomas and Thomas Soul has for years and years and years been trying to fight racism but he's been trying to fight racism by having a conversation about culture right and the fact that there are essentially two difference or you know we're speaking broadly here right but this is for the purposes of communication we're going to tell a simple story to start off with right so broadly speaking he puts two different cultures of people with dark skin next to each other and one culture is the people from the West Indies and one cultures is a group of people who grew up in the South with flavor and all that sort of stuff now what one group the West Indies group does really well so a lot of the successful black people people like Colin Powell originally from that cultural heritage the other group is the group that you find ghettos in African American communities and all that sort of stuff they don't do well right they don't get good education that you know shoot each other they're all these sorts of things and the reason my soul has been telling this story is because he's been trying to say you know when liberals look at the people in ghettos they say racism that's why they're not succeeding and soul is saying no it's not because if you look at this group from the West Indies they also came from the experience of slavery there was slavery in the West Indies they are also black so they also face races and yet they do well so it has to be something else and that other thing is the fact that these black people who were in the South there's always been a big question were black people robbed of their culture or did they preserve their authentic African culture and what's old is saying is that they were robbed of their culture and so they picked up the culture of the people around them and the people around where rednecks and if you look at the white redneck culture and the black redneck culture a lot of the same values they don't particularly respect education they love Jesus they use violence in their conflicts and they you know there's there's just you know a lot of the same values in a lot of the same outcome and even ebonics which is New Black English is actually all from the west of England so amazing amazing ads on British TV Bi-Rite for this this Devon custard or whatever anywhere we take Devin new do they make it so creamy and they don't talk like that's right I'm so it doesn't sound like English but they do say things like we be doing that and we be doing this and you be doing that and they be doing that that copula be right there instead of saying I am you are he is she is they are they just say ibub webe baby which is the classic feature of black English African American the point is is that time blower my block now let's imagine that how do you think that Thomas Soul has been received by liberal America not well black rednecks white liberals okay and his whole point is that you know if you actually and you know again like soul is you know he researches their s*** out of the stuff he really does his work now if you if you look at the experience of African Americans after slavery after slavery they do really they did they start to make real progress right and a large part of the reason why they make progress is because you start to get a lot of people from New England either you know black people from New England or white people from New England who come down and sort of reshape the culture they create the schools and they're teaching those New England values right it says Puritan values of hard work tenacity all of that sort of stuff and so there's all this progress and have people like Booker T wash Booker T Washington was an actual slave and then after he got his freedom he got to go work in a salt mine which is literally the worst job ever and in Booker T Washington Up From Slavery he tells his great story about seeing a Schoolhouse right and that you know he thought that going into a school house was about as close to heaven on Earth as you could get like this is a dude who wanted an education really really badly and that's a lot of what you find in the you know early black experience and you know the post-slavery. and in fact you know. Blacks you know before start of World War II actually had higher rates of marriage than whites all of these sorts of things that you know are now supposedly a problem and then there's this turn around right the black experience starts to go south right it starts to get worse and what year is this from this is post World War right so so post-slavery black people experience a rebounding they're starting to books to read like being up just because a large being a large part of what I'm trying to do in general is really let's move to the place of all people are created equal like let's remove all these stupid distinctions right and really live that principal and the problem is is that in order to really live that principle you need a new narrative that beat slavery so you know it's not if you go and talk to races you can't just say racism is bad like that doesn't destroy racism racism is when you make sense of the things that they know right they see you know people who are violent in the ghettos where they see crime or they see a lack of Education where they see that Africa is poor and you're able to tell a better story that makes sense of the things that they know but also comes out with the conclusion oh we actually all have the same potential right but if you have this issue with people imitating their atmosphere and then retaining their environment and this southern-style talk with the southern redneck Lance on the African American slaves from Slave how do you how do you stop that and how do you turn that around in general for Humanity minister of a big problem for Humanity in general is that there's not a culture alive today that is well-suited to the world we're living in and that's because you know culture is adapted to environment in the same way as any evolutionary thing right so for example you know if you look at like let's talk about these hunter-gatherers write the yanomamo or something there's a great story in the lost city of Z where you know Percy Fawcett who was an Explorer comes across you know all these tribes in the Amazon and one of the examples that the author gives in there is David grann he talks about how you know there's this group of tribesmen in the Amazon and what they'll do is there's a special leaf and they go and they squeeze this Leaf right to crush it up in this milky substance runs into the water and then all of a sudden the fish put up to the surface upside down right they've been anesthetized by this this whatever substance Malik and his little boy goes into the river and he plucks out all the fattest fish and then is the Milky Cloud dissipates the others fish swim away right impressive is f*** like how the f*** do these tribesmen who don't have signs don't have any of these things figure this thing out and it's cultural Evolution that's what happens if that's the nature of evolution that's the nature of markets because markets are an evolutionary process you know intelligent and answers and Elgin Solutions can emerge from just sort of competing forces and so all of these cultures are well adapted to a particular environment so if you know if you act like we talked about American culture and we talked about Russian culture Russian culture selects for pessimism American culture because you had to move all the way across the ocean right if you've got Villages and Italy you know Vietnam whatever it is who is the person in that Village who says I'm going to go across the ocean to Country I know nothing about and you do make a fortune right it's the most optimistic individual and so it's basically a magnet for all the most optimistic individuals in the world that the analogy always use this year with the American Tail the like old animated movie from like the movie The 90s or whatever probably don't think I saw that it's not Disney that's it no I don't think it's about the it's about the Immigrant experience more generally and then specifically serve about the Russian Jewish experience and it's about this family the mouse Cadets is persecuted by cats right cuz they're mine and it's sings the song with all of the other moscovitz is called there are no cats in America right which is so much of what the American immigrant experience is about right you're like oh it's all going to be perfect land of opportunity the streets are paved with gold accepting An American Tail the streets are paved with cheese yeah exactly these different environments right just as you have different environment select for different different you no beaks or wings or you know whatever it is Select four different mindsets different ways of thinking different cultural traits right and what ends up happening is the weak become well adapted to a particular environment so what happens to the point of the lost city of Z is what happened to all of these European explorers who went into the well a lot of them f****** tied and that's because they're doing things that are well-suited to England like walking around and wool suits and eating candy chip beef but suddenly find carrot in the hundred degree heat of the Amazon and there's all these animals you don't understand and you don't know how to use the plants that you squeeze and have the anesthetic in them and all that sort of stuff you can't survive right and what they called in velocity all the Explorers they called it the Amazon a counterfeit Paradise it looked like a paradise was so Lush it was so tropical but there were like there's nothing to fuk it heat except clearly there was because Amazonian people have been living there for tens of thousands of years they just did the westerners didn't have the cultural software that was well suited to survive in that environment so how does this translate into African Americans so what is the environment that created that southern redneck culture and the environment it turns out is hurting right so raising sheep raising goats and all that's what's up cuz most of the people who are in the South originally came from scots-irish and when you look at hurting cultures around the world they all have certain traits in common right so if you're hurt or will you have a big big problem in the big big problem is property rights so if you're a farmer there are clear boundaries on my land now there are ways you can try and f****** you can try and move the boundary stones on my land slowly into your field over over over over but you know what usually have is we have some sort of government there's a local Town official that we go to and he is responsible for policing the boundaries and so towns would do things where you know you would essentially all get together and we go walk the boundary Stone so we make sure that none of those boundary Stones had moved so the intuition of people from the north Pearson's people like that is if we have a problem we go to the government we resolved it through the government right in the environment of hurting you can come over and you can steal my sheep and you can mix the sheep in with flock and I have no way to prove which might shoot you with cheaper my sheep so we evolved things like Brandon right where I have a brand I put on my sheep and all that sort of stuff but there's another strategy that is used that involved before branding and that earlier strategy is being a crazy m*********** you establish a reputation is the kind of guy that you don't fuk with you come on my land I kill you if you touch my sheep or my women I f****** kill you and I use such an aggressive level of that you know that you know there is no point in f****** with I mean this is not possible cuz I'm saying it but let's imagine about topper person Conor McGregor for example is a great example you don't fuk with Conor McGregor right he has a reputation is just being a badass motherfuker will suck you up Mongols notoriously a very gentle peace-loving people and they include the bad ones were the Arabs right who had camels and all that sort of stuff and you'll notice that there is that same use of violence and mostly they fight amongst themselves or just inter-clan Warfare but periodically a charismatic figure emerged is who unite the Clans so Genghis Khan manages to unite the Mongols and then one of the Mongols proceed to do you proceed to go use that aggressive use of violence they have those horses allow them to move quickly right and they're really effective and they going they f*** everybody up right because you know the gentle farmers of China aren't prepared for that and the gentle farmer zapper Drive repair that what happens with the Arabs the Arabs are mostly fighting amongst themselves but then Along Comes This charismatic figure with the new beliefs in the Unites the Muhammad and he unites them and suddenly they f*** everybody up and they create this great Empire the caliphate right that spreads all across Central Asia and the Middle East and all across North write and in many ways that is what Donald Trump is Dave being you know the Rednecks between fighting amongst themselves for a long time and then Donald Trump the gangis Khan of America the Muhammad of America has succeeded in uniting the Clans and you know in our time you don't do it like going out in like raping and pillaging you go and you see The Ballot Box and you vote and you know you really like take back power and so that's what they've done but there are a few there are certain problems that occur across these hurt or cultures so if you're at you know as a friend of mine who the south is that the reason why Donald Trump has been elected because of the South because of the hurt or culture and it's also hillbilly elegy JD Vance is booked and so it's not right so what happened Billy's or whatever you want to call a little folk simple folk it's just a particular culture and they have certain values and I just it's also worth clarifying because of the way that I sound and where I come from in the fact that I went to Harvard and then that I'm not a part of that tribe that you know Americans do a tremendous debt to the hillbilly culture and that tremendous debt is it overwhelmingly they're the people who served in the military and they are overwhelmingly the people who have fought or Wars and blood and died and all that sort of stuff and that's not a stuff you know I'm a sound like a liberal. I don't really sit and I are those cultures right I can deliver culture and I can critique the hillbilly culture right and you know white liberals the whole reason I started this thing office cuz white liberals have their own weird things that are dysfunctional in that aren't helping black people and all that stuff if you just wear a Bow-Tie people think you deserve it so I have to do there you go or maybe have it in the navy blue bow tie a bolo tie 100% actually I would like to do that like I like the texting or Rancher


    Joe Rogan tells a Dave Chappelle Story
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    no one Arena 2 in Denver which was a f****** fun night I was fun it was a fun night was the other night that your pal showed up at my Late Show on Friday night and by the way I was watching you so sad cuz I know we're going to go out afterwards and have some drinks and chat and then Chappelle came in and at The Comedy Cellar New York to pumpkins on a lot but when he comes in a seller it's like well he'll Beyonce for 7 hours regularly that regularly but it happens like to the point where like some dude in the back of sweeping up you notice I couldn't tell you I have to leave after like an hour but wow but like not everybody don't like everytime I see you like my girlfriend talking to her do not like Speakeasy when we went to these places that you go down an Alleyway you pass a dumpster you go through an unmarked door and when is weird secret bar and I'm like what is this bar man UFC Legend Joe Rogan Gene like I don't give a fuk jean he's missing a give a f*** in the morning and starts playing and if there's like literally like 10 of us in this you're just happy to have Chappelle there I think Chappelle even went up to the DJ that was like and then plugged in his music he was like I got this two of them and they're sync together so ones left to one's right and he'll put them on opposite ends of his green room and Bellaire music and I was asking about it so he's also just it's it's very impressive to see somebody who's that look kind of legendary at stand up and walk into a place and people are like even whatever level comic is that OSHA palace here and then him also just be cool like another was he didn't have to be cool if at all he's super friendly I like to do


    Joe Rogan & Rory Albanese on Why Jon Stewart Left The Daily Show
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    but I do I do feel like the country is divided to a point of like I don't know a lot from The Daily Show clips that to me is a way better version of what I would get like I can discern what's a joke I can discern how he's making fun but then I will also get the actual information of these events from him as well that's me is a way better version of news entertainment than what f****** CNN is doing cuz what CNN is doing is having what order essentially actors like really boring people that are reading some stupid s*** off a teleprompter like you take f****** Anderson Cooper away from the news what was Anderson Cooper what's happened talk have him give a speech somewhere have him talk to people have him have him do that do a stand-up routine he's boring a s*** I bet just the the feeling of like doing it to talk show 4 nights a week every day and calling through all that knew that we were giving people the little Golden Nugget that happen throughout the day but like we have to watch it like you know we were absorbing a lot of like radiation from all that couple of the year the money I think it was just he felt like and he said it on the last show I was in there. Working there before you retired but I think I could do it at any more there for someone else to do it like he did it you know and I think if you waited through this election which people would be in on the top you know like the way it into like a retire after a Superbowl win kind of a thing and I don't forget that he was more of a read the teleprompter burgundy style it was definitely like a sea-change at the shower of like the writers the original writer feeling like a little Shadow and he was like I don't know if you understand what was their Vision that he was just going to read whatever they wrote.


    Joe Rogan on Leftist Social Retards & Piranhas
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    this article I want to talk time we got here a transgender woman she was a woman shoot applied to an all male call all female college well Wellesley Wellesley College ice actually know a girl from Wellesley back in the day has a listen all girls campus and so she applied for the college she was born female but then decided to transition into she had a very hilarious this is hilarious listen to the description of how she introduces himself herself whatever masculine of Center genderqueer exactly exactly why I am in love with this story I am in love with these kind of people I am in love with people that are so f****** Preposterous that they take Preposterous to an art form and they they they become living whether they like it or not listen to what the f*** I just said she goes to college she applies to an all-girls college is super liberal all go all girls college she decides that she is transgender and decides that she wants to she introduced herself as masculine of Center genderqueer changes her name to Timothy decided that she's Timothy and ask people to use the male pronoun when referring to him okay so welcome on campus until the day that she announced he announced he now whatever that he wanted to run for the school's office of Multicultural Affairs coordinator whose job is to promote a cultural cultural diversity now who you would think would need diversity more than someone who's a transgender man you know I mean that's that's a very small segment of the population and they're often maligned and you know this isn't so marginalized group and it would be nice for an open-minded liberal College to accept someone like this and to recognize what a perfect person to be a part of our campaign encouraging people to you know to to be more open-minded and accepting man and they don't want a white man in that position because of a white man is in that position then they're supporting a patriarchy so there's three other candidates for the gig right all women of color wonderful if one of them when and then you got okay you got your problem solved you got a woman of color in that position plenty of diversity their your good right know they all dropped out and then they stated they started an anonymous Facebook campaign encouraging people not to vote at all to keep a white man from winning the position this is the left eating itself that's what's happening there eating themselves it is a Feeding Frenzy I used to have piranhas okay and one of things about piranhas as well one gets a limp they just jacked that m*********** they are the most ruthless c**** when one piranha would just be you know sometimes you have a fish tank once they start swimming kind of have sideways for some reason now that's why the f*** was just play That's What's Happening Here the left is that they're turning on themselves they've run out of outrage they've made so many safe places they don't want nothing to be safe anymore and they want to be able to go to war over everything their ferocious there piranhas their social idea piranhas and they're attacking a genderqueer genderqueer masculine of Center man for not being verses for being a part of the patriarchy Board of woman lived as a woman help your white man now you f****** piece of s*** you're part of the problem it doesn't make sense. It makes sense because it highlights with this movement is all about it's socially retarded people that are left alone to their own devices and they're just devouring each other like zombies they just tearing into each other like like zombies that are trapped into a f****** real that is is ripping each other apart onion article and it's not transgender woman can't be diversity officer because she's a white man next Euro Cent it's not a fake article I mean it's perfect it's amazing it's beautiful it's a rose is a rose in a bad neighborhood it pops out of the concrete and it comes out perfect it's amazing this is Art it's it's the universe creating art with our own Folly that's what it is its culture it's called its people you know there's something that happens if you want to deny reality me don't look at things objectively like I think like priests that molest kids write some of that has to be from suppression some of it has to be probably there were abused themselves is probably all sorts of but some of that perversion has got to come from suppression it's like the Catholic schoolgirl thing that everybody knows you know when I was in high school there was no scientists in my f****** 9th grade class but we all knew that just went to Catholic schools for hose and why they hose their hose because everybody tells them they can't be a hoe everybody talk to them constantly about you or going to go to hell do not touch a man's genitals don't you do anything with a biggest Freaks and we all knew it it was it was an issue and this is suppressing individual identity this is suppressing Free Speech this is suppressing objectivity you're not allowed to have unique or intertwined thoughts are not allowed to share opinions with the left and with the right you're not allowed to you have to have in your constantly worried about being called out you're constantly worried about being outed and Dachshund called out and chained everyone shaming people and attacking people and I love it. Happy I'm so happy when I read I would encourage this woman to fight to the death for her position a man is a man now fight to the death of that position I mean literally I want you to show up for school in a f****** an armor with a sword and let them know that you are you are here cuz you are a warrior for diversity and you're going to have to do it you're going to take this to the very end to the very end of time it's amazing this is an amazing story The Quan the greatest the universe has ever told cuz it's it just and it it highlights that store that we were just talking about where the the thing that was up on the singer earlier with the United States is like a powder keg this is like what we're talking about like entitled ridiculous people that they don't live in reality you're concentrating on nonsense why they concentrated on nonsense because they don't have to worry about feeding themselves they don't have to worry about shelter don't have to worry about being in Ohio having no f****** power for a week and everybody has to stay alive you can't get to work everybody's like walking back and forth to each other's house Sharon food and going out and getting firewood together and dragging it back and some little kids wagon that's what people do when they want to survive when you want to survive you come up with ways that you can all work together when it's too easy to survive start attacking people for nonsense and that's the f*** is going on here we're going to make sure that a white man's not going to win this is if she's really a white man why we pretending that samaan left a weird genderqueer masculine of Center shut the f****** your girl you're a girl or a guy whatever you are who cares what the f*** away more to the story she's just a big fish and I like genderqueer so that means I don't think you do anyway I don't know what that means I don't even know what it means pansexual it was a woman who was like she was making history this is hilarious this is a hilarious story she's making history cuz she was the first Gentile she was the first pansexual person to take office sexually why she's not particularly sexually attracted to either race or either gender it's either one or both Miley Cyrus is pansexual course she is that's called being a freak pansexual what exactly does that mean but go can find a politician first politician as pansexual it's just so stupid pensexual politician since like a new word for bisexual Mary Gonzalez Texas State representative identifies is pan sexual innuendo view good for her eat that p**** suck that dick have a party honey I'm not hating do whatever you want but do we really have to make a new name for it f****** Christ and I saw I posted something about this a while back on Twitter and there was people that were defending the term pansexual Mike f*** you f*** you for trying to muddy up the f*** you what's on your mind unless you're mocking it f*** you for taking this seriously f*** you for this being an actual thing when you want to debate it how bad is your job how bored are you at work do you sit in front of your Twitter account defending pansexuality you stop that f*** you you need to go cuts no cuts no Jamie's parents house in the middle of the winter when the f****** Powers off for a month that's what you need to do you need a big Brian Redban mom out of the f****** Woods Digger out of the woods to mile dirt road back that lady's house kept get going f******* that's like what is that how many thousand feet is a mile 5005 thousand plus feet of snow shoveling you f*** how much for the driveway where can you go to lady's house and man we're we're shoveling snow how much for the driveway when we going to need 20 for this one too much that's too much the long driveway me I was going to take a couple hours


    Joe Rogan & Whitney Cummings discuss Women Hunters
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    camouflage hunting gear bond with like really well applied camo on their face what's up kind of obvious and then they have like a deadline next to them and then they got to take these Facebook photos and it gets really weird that I could there was a girl she was pretty famous for it because she was a cheerleader in Texas when she shot a lion in like Ricky Gervais Jenner Kendall something Berkeley campus Camp sexy pose with a bow I can't look at it is because a lot of places where they go in his lines are kind of Trapped in these areas and sometimes they actually released the line the day of the hunt so this line has been in a cage and they release the line and this woman goes out and shoot something I don't know if that was the case with her person who ever stop go out and shoot the line online literally has no idea what's going on it's not even a free-range lion but my question for you is that is there something primordial about because I think you know we are I think inherently and this is going to sound wrong kind of sounds like feminists whatever but like there's a lot of evidence that were matriarchal species not that women should have more power but that were served orca whales lions like female lions do all the hunting and then then just it's not economical for their energy because they're so big to go hunt Food Lion I don't think so but maybe it's just maybe varies I think it's more in lines of watching a woman cage fight like there's some really pretty women that are right now and I have Alpha Vibe and that's not sexy two-man or it is or is it Case by case or is it the generalization I'm just always interested I would imagine that a guy who doesn't test himself or a person is not accomplished would be very insecure around someone who's like got more more ambition and more drive and more irons in the fire than they do so they would feel insecure insignificant like a lot of men someone came out with a security pill boy amazing refer to you as your brand that's such a bizarre way of putting things allergy to anything corny like we can have a very strong but but but part of your brand is not being the guy who goes moo incredibly strong clear one that anybody could you know like saying one sentence but part of it is because you're so authentic and anti like you know conscientious calculated marketing that the word is anathema to your brand will that's why you have issues in the community involved in this I mean maybe some of them are for sure some of them are authentic I don't want to discredit the ones that are authentic but a lot of them are essentially using social media and the rewards are they Hunters like playing sports the same way people like very challenging and difficult thing to offer you a massive reward when you do it like that like our women hunting cuz they want to or because it's they feel socially driving there's both of generalization sick Avenues of getting famous and making a living and inside The Hunting Community is a very hotly debated subject about like whether or not some of these women are legit and who is legit and who's like there are like or see pictures of girls like with bras on the liquid they do that like why do they do they have their ass hanging out with their legs like sort of exposed in bed where they're pretending that they're sleeping and do they have their ass hanging out with a song with the you know the legs like sort of exposed in bed where they're pretending that they're sleeping and


    Joe Rogan on The Oscars
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    yeah I worry about that constantly I mean with the Oscar mix up last night I mean I heard about that again see it but I heard about it I mean what if I ask what happened Warren Beatty's new Steve Harvey Steve Harvey but but yeah he but he got the envelope for best actress and he's so and he just a la land and said best and the entire Castle bottle and one stage and then they had to go do actually it's Moonlight and then total Class Act and gentlemen and was like we might want in the Moonlight had to come up it was stress level of hate those contests I really do I don't have a dog in the game but I hate those I hate award shows for art like you know just making all these speeches and and talking to talk I hope everyone's also walking the walk and you know authentic that way I don't know if it's so there's something about it for people I think there's look at the silly monkey like the diversion of dresses and necklaces and makeup and actresses you know I think humans we have problem inherent need for that sort of diversion that sort of vapid instead of and there's always a ribbon du jour that you supposed to wear the ribbon they had to wear last night there was a blue ribbon what's the blue ribbon for a clu clu I thought it was for the iceberg that was breaking off about that giant what's the Knuckleheads out there that will listen to people who is smart I think Arlene aspires to be desensitize is coming through I guess these days #read it but yet I'm sure it's humans have a need to just sort of disassociate with you no pictures of dresses reject your s*** on to this let me know what I do I do secretly not so secretly enjoy I do enjoy watching people as they get older who are clearly f****** crazy keep it together less and less Nicole Kidman was clapping like the the Grinch last night constantly filming the whole time she also has she's comically willowy I mean she does her nails


    Joe Rogan on Trolls (from Joe Rogan Experience #922)
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    how to say it don't beat around the bush people how do I how do I trigger someone with some crazy outrageous thing right and I get it but then there are people then that you can take it a whole different have anywhere it's like knowing that that that thing it is not white supremacy Hillary Clinton put something on her website which is like this white supremacist symbol that's insane lament what is the Frog Pepe the Frog get her like it is 100% a white supremacist comes out on her website using that frog to troll online when you were a young liberal and you thought of Oz dr. I'll make it 3 million you don't have that so you're looking at the p who do in-house parties like give it away man you shouldn't he don't deserve it give it away that same mentality exist with trolls they don't have anything going on there f****** losers for the most part to where they want to do they want to burn it all down they want the whole thing burned-out go Trump go try to just throw a f****** monkey wrench into the gears and watch the whole system explode that's half of what they're doing they don't have a vested interest in it the not they're not successful they're not happy but not doing well I figured that rolls if you talk about all Trump supporters I think part of that is true about all okay okay do this a few people that I follow and I don't follow them either I just go to their pay to have them Book Mart and I'll go to their page like look at this crazy a******* what you been up to today I would have been up to just trolling liberals just going crazy and shiting on that Jake Tapper guy Boyd is that f****** guys Twitter feed is a mess because he he f****** summon the eye of the trolls and there's a lot of people out there they're disenfranchising very upset just can't wait to burn it down they just want to burn it all down they don't have any f****** steak in the game they wanted to burn you know if we go from that people need love people need Kate Upton in a beautiful tits and I like f*** her f*** everybody burn it down why can't I have this Conor McGregor's got a limousine light him on fire that's what they do when they're mad and not happy to not successful and they get to talk that's a big part of what you have in a society where people are being incredibly mean at every opportunity when people have the opportunity to troll people have died did you see like some of the s*** that people wrote the Patton Oswalt after no I didn't say she's mean evil s*** and why do they do that they want to burn it down slowly closer to that where it's all the f****** same thing and if you do some crazy outlandish it you should know that a ton of people might see it that's why it's one of my favorite things screenshot and and and talk back to a few people that say stupid s*** to me online because it's like you think that you're saying it in this like tiny room but the internet's f****** everybody in the room you know you have everyone like what you say has ramifications so you have to get to the root of the problem why would someone want to be so evil why would someone want to hurt someone's feelings so badly that you're mocking his wife died so that's that's all emotion example right so what I would say separately from that if you talk about trolling liberals or something like that I think that there are people that and that they want to burn the whole thing down and then I think there are some people that literally they have the mindset that it's just for laughs right yeah and so and so it's one of those things where I don't know I don't think those people are inherently evil I think that especially if you talk about Patton Oswalt thing that's incredibly wrong and horrible but it's like Mike question becomes like how do I how do I talk to that person right how do I not have you talked to who Patton Oswalt the troll the trolls when you got to go back in time to win their mother was raising them and take them away from the mom and bring them to a happy person and give him love and lots of hugs I think people as long as as long as you don't automatically call someone the bill and I think that you can get some people not all of them cuz some people like you said they want to look but you don't have to call them the villain in when they're a troll when there are evil yes when there's maybe saying something they would see is evil things when I'm not talking about the Patton Oswalt situation because if you go after someone grieving over their wife you're a f****** horrible monster and hopefully you do understand that that has a real-world ramifications do or not if you're just an egg you might be able to get away with it just a little egg in space 69 on Twitter and you can get away with it they'll ban your account whatever haha yeah I mean that's what you doing trying to get a reaction you can get away with that they'll ban your account whatever haha yeah I got them mean that's what you doing trying to get a reaction it's like you're playing a game you're right you're playing Operation and when that tweezer hits the sides and it happened it was a thing


    Joe Rogan and Philip DeFranco talk about the backlash against George Takei, Milo Yiannopoulos
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    that's where that's where when you say like I'm reasonable with a minor thing will cuz you have to take me to contact other other people right is it is it a head job but also what you said earlier where people are human beings and and let's like let's talk it out tomorrow said some some things that even he said he apologized for others he said was misconstrued but but it's and then and then there's the George Takei thing which is different but still the same when I mean a thing you have to explain to people this is a problem for me I have conversations in my head that I worked at everybody else is watching the same video so there is actually living there while he was sexually inappropriate things to him that he enjoyed it Decay is promoting sex among for 18 year old is being okay his own personal experience of being on right about it and then the way that ends up becoming the comparison is that the cuz it ends up being this weird argument of numbers of lines in the sand where he said I said 13 because that's when I had my first experience then we talked about the the age of age of 14 which was I think when you were that was that was a conversation with you with the situation yeah right and then people were pointing out that it's his his mindset changed and my argument there was what you're talkin about to me even if he at any point before before he acknowledged it to me it sounded like he was a victim and but then that crazy arguments you love if someone's a victim early in life what does that excuse later on now I'm I'm not making the argument that Milo then went on to do and then became a Sandusky right he was having a conversation and its words but excuse things in that just like I said conversation I like to have where it's it's not damning I don't want to go in on a in a victim but also the same time I'm going I hate f****** weird it to me and I think it's completely wrong if you're an adult in this trying to f*** a thirteen-year-old I think that's completely wrong like this and I feel like you always have to put people in and you're in in their shoes wear if I was a parent and I'm drop my kid off the f****** middle school and I find out some twenty-five-year-old it is f****** my son that's going to I'm going to go to jail but walking dead person a dead person 100% let someone's molesting my child now done mean completely fail you and I understand what you're saying I think what the miles situation is very bizarre because I think there is a reputable Damage Done to people when they're molested as children and I think Milo is been really clear about the fact that he was molested and then tried to paint it in a positive light but he tried to paint a lot of f***** up things in a positive light could easily be his rationalizing and trying to figure out to be a victim in there I made it a positive thing and control let's just destroy him set this is the game that you decide to play if you get knocked the f*** out and of your bike Tyson all sudden you get knocked out are we supposed to feel bad for you even knocking people out your whole career write this he's a merchant of outrage if it's valid if the outrage is valid and I think it's valid I think that what they're saying about what he was saying is absolutely valid if he says that there can be incredibly positive relationships between very young man and you're very young boys rather an older gay men and the Disick Akita suicide hit the brakes. Know it's f****** illegal for a reason Rand you could potentially be encouraging someone who's spent sitting right now thinking about f****** kids to hop right over to the other side the tricky situation because you are talking about someone that was a victim of a heinous crime and I'm just talkin out talking about it and going from there but it's also he said that he was gay at the time he knew he was gay and he was a sexual predator and every situation has its own variables right and in his he's clearly a damaged guy and I'd like him laughs reaction to him I'd like that far less than I like what he saying I feel like with a guy like Myla he's not doing any real violent things he's not doing any real damage and what you should do is confront him with words made him pick apart his arguments about feminism about transgender people about gay right cuz he's got some crazy take it in a heartbeat and he said all kinds of crazy s*** I think when you have someone like Milo or anyone else that the number one thing shouldn't be let me silence that person right because I just going to 1 bolster them validate them let them talk right so when you see situations like like Berkeley where I did see I had I had people that sent me videos and there was like there was a protest in beginning that it was just people being outspoken then there's a f****** crazy chaos before the people getting sprayed in the face with pepper spray I'll be in the streets obviously hate those people what would I really really hate is the is the people that aren't doing that they're like yeah that's what we should be doing if there that aren't like are you f****** crazy you think this is a positive you think this bolsters your argument that that we're going to go against what we don't agree them that they're saying with f****** violence you think that makes you the winter that's insane it straight up insane well it's all so they they put these blanket labels he's a Nazi most genocide he they say all these things and they they say these things so that they can attack what was a Nazi movement Richard Spencer punched in the face which once again who's Richard Spencer yeah you always you always his face he just got booted out of CPAC for my understand so he's you talked about but he's a little Nazi we got to punch these people that people like Overjoyed so he really is a Nazi people just happy but to label this guy on it I think that you should call himself a white nationalist website uyuni I'm not saying you're not very well known that he calls himself out of double check on someone and then do that thing right the goalposts of who's the f****** Nazi all the sudden PewDiePie's a f****** Nazi ever ever ever was a Nazi and we can just be fine with the punch Nazi thing and then to the whole the whole thing is just debate these people right so it like just just let them be their own undoing if they are actually that wrong


    Joe Rogan and Philip DeFranco discuss the PewDiePie controversy
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    be more considerate or more kind it's about calling people out on doing something wrong and you think the intent matters more than the word percent cuz I feel like we saw that a lot with them there's a PewDiePie crazy is crazy the whole thing's insane they're making it out like he's a Nazi and he's not at all he had made some some videos where he had told people to not be Nazis right not until like 222 don't you know what was his exact words I don't want to live this represent them and then things for $5 now for more money and so you went through this I didn't start from this one video that got him attention he went to fiber and try to get people to do ridiculous outrageous things good guy dressed as Jesus to say something weird he got these the main thing that blew up where these two guys there like there in like a jungle setting of some sort they dance they laughed and so he was like it's going to be hilarious because you're not going to do it right to be like thank you but no but they actually made a video where the guys were laughing and dancing held up a sign that said death to all Jews and and then said to subscribe to a YouTube channel right the whole bunch of like someone else country what country were they from I don't know I have to I have to double-check so they just essentially wrote down the symbols they didn't really know how to even say the wind so he's he's dressed up he's watching Hitler in this one I'm completely out of context of him saying that the YouTube Heroes program which was a program where people can highlight videos and I like them but Mark them down for deletion because their offensive right and Sophie were like oh that censorship that's you're talking about like obviously hyperbole is like those are Nazis so he made that joke in that relation and then there was one I want to say it was on the verge or wired but then they go even further know like he was Leslie Jones picture harambe taken completely out of context because he was using there's this Microsoft AI bot like this chat bot I need say let me see harambe is Jesus and either the AI with messed up or people have manipulated it where was putting Leslie Jones his face on it and he was horrified by it and that was all choked with everything that he he was doing it so this is clear like you saw him use the software he saw the error picture won't come up because now they are aware that that's what was happening they took all these things and it was this like this Crusade of look guys were looking at this bad guy he's the biggest guy on YouTube He's the bad guy we're going to take him down so much taken out of context some things are not defensible where I can't I can't say it in the sense of like you say that words don't have power based on intent and I think there's a there's a lot of Truth in that not saying words don't have power based on 10 I'm saying that words should just convey intent right and there are times where a word there's times where like see a friend and you being silly and then there's times where you call someone when a b**** right because you think they're being mean to words exactly the same but one conveys completely different intent right but out of this it was it was very obvious that they were trying to do the stake down thing and it blew up in my face I think I saw her or where there was a Wall Street Journal article on it free people work through conduit hours and they found like instances of him holding his arm out like this and they use that picture like there's a I mean that's that's weird very weird and then and then once all of it came out that they were like well here's the thing about the context he's just like Donald Trump and it was it was an immediate jump to he's using the same tactic tactic but it's insane he didn't get a video response video about it in the way he handled it was very reasonable and explained what he was doing what's going on and you know he's doing hundreds of hours of him playing video games and talking and being silly and if you comb through those and take these things again out of context and and try to make it look like he's a Nazi that's a hit piece 100 sign it's deceptive and they're not indicative of his his overall Target called a body work but was called a body of work right call body of performance that he's Benz online whatever you want to call it is talking it's and it's not who he is so there for them to calm and not see and say that PewDiePie has no 7 videos where he's done something about Nazis like people when they're doing these long-form spit ball improvisation videos like that in your interacting with people you're going to say all kinds of s*** that in the moment is legitimate but if you chop it up and edit it and splice them all together in the 5-minute Montage of him saying Nazi like he's obsessed with Nazis and with what kind of sucked from it was a lot of people think that they're their articles about the downfall of PewDiePie I think he's gone up half a million if not more than a million subscribers since all of this happened right so he's gotten all this new support he's a temporary face for a free speech free speech and a persecution for mainstream media so it was scare PewDiePie season 2 was a YouTube Red Series so they were I think they were about to go into production and and so then that got cancelled so YouTube didn't want to fund that and I said it he said he understands why they would have to separate because then it becomes a story of YouTube and PewDiePie YouTube and Disney support an anti-semite right now let slip through that seems to me very responsible standing by it though many people attend Victory because he lost Google preferred ads on YouTube which I will say I don't know how how he was still seen as family-friendly cuz I'm not family friendly on my show his past two years at the very least not family friendly and then drop by maker he doesn't he doesn't need his his MCM his his his company around him and I YouTube Red series dollars he's he's grown it it's a good thing I feel like it now if you if you have mainstream media try and take a swing at you it's some of the best promotion in the world okay but why did they take a swing at him and why is anyone saying that they took down a bad guy I think that it's it's a big thing of them trying to label up and it's one with a lot of media is there they're overextending right they they all the sudden start talking about this narrative about all right and the rise of white supremacy again in this country and then they look at this big guy and I like we can use him as an example we can be the hero is that expose this that do the takedown piece and they're not and they're not and they're like so driven for that that they then just they go I will maybe that doesn't add up there it's an argument but we have the power we have the size of the audience we're good and it just blew up in their face so they were thinking they could get away with it even though it wasn't kosher I believe so what is the response so far do you know have you read anything about it Milwaukee Journal post their heels in trying to find has always add on like the office in the past one was like a joke from 2015 because that's Petty if the argument is that context doesn't matter then fine then then look at these guys what they said a year ago look at what they are they saying now look frying joke from way back and then he would give me another joke about it was I go back and forth with someone where he said you know these racial jokes are so stupid and then someone said the black jokes are funny those ones those ones are funny people were like well if if if contacts doesn't matter are you a scumbag and and then people just dismissed it as a lot of mainstream people dismissed it as like the same thing that is an insane thing to say is that literally what they said it was one of the only people have written about it I was promoted and it said all these are articles or all these people defending Felix with but contacts that that's bulshit argument and that's insane if you think that I have it in context doesn't really mean that much because he's talking about numbers for not talking about numbers talking about words now we're talking about the way people Express themselves and we talked about someone who is generally considered to be humorous mean PewDiePie a lot of his stuff is playful and humorous so if your humerus and you're playing around and you say something that might be out anymore I use the appropriate it might be the thing for him to say in that moment to try to be entertaining right that does not mean as a Nazi and did till Labor I'm like that is incredibly irresponsible and it's it's really I mean I'm not a lawyer but I would sue the f*** out of there if I was him I would sue the f*** out of them for sure because what they're doing is misrepresenting who he is as a human being and even if it's beneficial in the long run super dangerous to set that precedent where you say this is what he supports and it isn't how do you know someone doesn't just articles doesn't see his defense and tries to kill the guy why would the Wall Street Journal do something like this to jump back to what you were saying about mainstream do they have it in the bag man PewDiePie guy yeah in your prayers about like how tall the the really cool Ventures that were going into how how are space is changing things up and it would always be turned into one comment that maybe was somewhat critical of but they like a studio and become about that or become about like the money and and I was like you just f****** manipulating what I'm saying they didn't apparently approached him for the original story and okay we want to give you a platform to tell your story like f*** you is that what you're doing now after the story broke and there were all these people came to his defense they they came that's what I think that's what I should do right talk to the f****** main sport assumed not being schizophrenic journalists. I think from what Felix left their cards and that's how we knew it was when I sent them but why I hope you didn't leave out there are millions of people and we were totally lying maybe because they've a different audience larger platform where he controls the narrative he's not to be selectively head right but he's not speaking to the people that the Wall Street Journal resparish him in front open I would assume that they're also covering their ass but I'm going to him and reaching out and giving him a platform they can say well we gave him a chance Rena facts remain he did say those things and they are valid I think if he was confident enough you should probably do what I've seen Milo yiannopoulos doing the password he had someone film at the same time so if they did Miss represent him in some manner they were team is representing him in the article if they'd if he has someone film his response that I mean just if he did something with them right if I did them sometime I'm saying it doesn't matter because they've already done the damage the damaging thing to tell me people who read The Wall Street Journal and maybe a local paper and art online and aren't hearing all these responses may go up and catch their son I think that it is sad right that's that's a huge problem with with a lot of the fake news or just the news that's false is that the crazy salacious s*** look at the correction half the time that cats like 20 times the shares because it's f****** insane did you see this thing and it's something that I've been critical of people I like in the industry I don't like it and it sucks because there's not there's not a clear answer you delete the false thing and then it looks like you're hiding that information do you do what you should definitely delete the false thing but so few of my argument but then there's an argument that you you leave it out because you show that you were wrong if it's on Twitter you quote tweet it but that's still that's still doesn't fix it because as much as we talked about Bubbles and separation that tweet that promotion of a thing is separate from everything else in the world to problematic anyway because 240 characters and it's very difficult to adequately explain some subjects in art 40 characters if you put out some information that's not true like this Pewdiepie thing right you you absolutely should print a retraction and you absolutely if you have it still up on your website the first thing you should say is this is all taken out of context and it's incorrect and it's not does not represent who this guy is and you should absolutely not have those writers do that again right I mean what do you fire them or whether you what they were asked to do this is another part of the problem is it was just an independent thing that they decided to pursue on their own did someone ask them to do it was there someone who decided that this guy was a Nazi cuz the melee tuned into the very moment he was doing something right and I like Nickman's and some people obviously are very very sensitive to that kind of stuff so I think that's why it's important especially on editorial team of some sort to have people with with mixed opinions because it's very easy to all the Sun get railroaded behind and idea of just like ya look at these look at these 7 specific things we're not going to say that a contact information we got this guy dead to rights but it's it's all flimsy well again context right as soon as you that is part of the problem with doing something like you do it certainly part of the problem podcast is if you're talkin for 3 hours and you take these little Snippets of those three hours out of contact it paint a completely distorted perception of the right person is but that's also a problem with the language in general and it really is a problem with and it's certainly a problem with words and that's one of the problems with these quote magic words like that you're not supposed to say anymore whatever those words are you don't do you you give the weight give so much weight to these words that just taken a loan on on their own they can get you in trouble just saying uttering the phrase as if it was a magic Abracadabra I think that you're in trouble blindly hating me try and educate right I think that don't blindly hate educate right I think that don't blindly hate educate


    Gavin McInnes on Getting Pepper-sprayed during NYU Protest (from Joe Rogan Experience #920)
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    and then and then why you was going to do that talk I got pepper sprayed perfectly legal if they can argue that and did you see the person doing it and you know who they are they are all the same they're all middle-class kids of professors they all live at home they all look exactly the same they look British Republicans started this gang called The Proud boys and what is it was proud boys about we have chapters all over the world we meet once a month we get drunk and just accept the Elks Lodge play yourself a proud boy 2nd degree we beat the s*** out of you until you can name five breakfast cereals and you have to give up masturbating and then third-degree you still have to give up masturbating but you have to get a tattoo and then fourth-degree you get arrested or in a serious violent fight for The Reeling yes we just did my guys just 14 and just walk into a 200 people just to get their stripes that I thought you guys were tough know they were doing it just for fun and these people outside of pepper spray and clubs they can't fight like at the NYU think my guys were beating them up and he goes this one guy we call Friar Tuck cuz he's just a monster because I started feeling batting it I started feeling bad after a while cuz I was just I could tell these kids never been in a fight and I was just going through their terrible Fighters fighting like this is what confuses me like why are they getting so angry that they're hitting people and spraying that girl in the Fate the girl was really disturbing cuz she was talking to someone she wasn't offering any threat and she she had a hat that looked like a make America great again hat but it said make Bitcoin great again they walk up to her the guy hits her with a stick that's holding a sign so hit her in the head with piece of wood and she's like what the fuc and someone sprays are in the face with pepper spray and mace like how could you ever in any other scenario justify beating a woman publicly for doing nothing but representing what you think is offensive in your even wrong about what she's representing here's the problem with what you're doing and I did this too much to your intellectualizing a fashion movement this is the mods and the Rockers in Brighton Beach in 1961 just fighting each other because one likes Elvis and the other likes The Who sit down with this modern this rocker and say have a debate they wouldn't say anything they have nothing to say it's leather versus Parker's it's Vespas worth versus Triumph motorbikes there's no context there so this guy is on this team and she's on the other team and that their tool is pepper spray and that's what they're doing there's no that's what they pretend I want to give you a platform know they don't want to give you anything cuz they don't have anything to say in fact at the NYU after I watch the peppers. I went and did the talk they're all screaming and I walk over the mob with a microphone and I have two and oh come on up come on up and it was a radioactive cock I was handing him like you just went and didn't want to be an individual with an opinion and did exactly know why he was there in the first place that's a real problem I feel like this could be really productive If people could sit down in Milo by the way will debate you I mean he might say outrageous things you might say offencive things but he will debate you will sit in front of a Podium who we always time and anyone else will they will have their time and they will be able to take questions from the audience and this could be very productive and you could kind of figure out like what you and I are not far left and we're not far right you know neither one of us are we're worse in some sort of weird I think I'm more maybe more left than you are but I'm not as wet as a lot of people I know and there's a lot of people out there and I think this left Whitewright Paradigm is really kind of f****** b******* this point and we should try to figure out like what's what's what's what kind of opinions are okay to have because they don't interfere with anybody else's life and this is still your philosophy and the way you look at the world you should be able to express that opinion and express those ideas in front of someone else was an opposing idea and they tell you why they disagree and you should be able to sooner why they disagree and see if there's any married in that the problem you're with what you're saying is you're implying that these are all inform people right and left and they need to hash out ideas know these people on the right are intelligent people who have looked it up and want to debate versus Sean Hannity or Peter bremelo versus some open borders libertarian like Matt Walsh or something or someone from The Wall Street Journal fight are fascinating to me these people are religious Fanatics they they are four limits Sports it's the Dallas Cowboys is their team and they want to f****** your team they don't want to be like Jared Diamond who did Guns Germs and Steel tons of flies with that book Steve Sailer was begging him for debate you wouldn't answer Jared Taylor John Derbyshire cuz they're Foundation isn't truth or information their Foundation is just emotions were invasion of immigrants so everything's racist days are people too and you like you think I don't think gays are f****** people what is your point I didn't understand your side of things right well I'm sure you saw that woman who was a part of the protest at Berkeley Yeah Yeah Yeahs on Carlson Tucker Carlson show and she was talking about fashion she said that Milo is homophobic you must f****** gay yeah he's a racist homophobe who sucks black cock to Get You Out remix right and that's fascism that is fascism eliminating someone else from expressing themselves because you have deemed them Unworthy of Express himself there on this is a racist this is a homophobe this is someone who promotes genocide we will shut them down like you that's that's nonsense and you could see from her talking on that show that she she talks over him she doesn't Express herself well she doesn't have clearly thought-out reasons for why she saying he does he think she doesn't have quotes and she's relying on doesn't say why it's so dangerous that he has Binion's she just says he's a Nazi he's a racist he's a homophobe he promotes genocide we're going to shut him down what you can't just say that you can just label people could do that to you too and they will and I always say these people play through so he wants genocide Trump wants Dennison okay so he wants to kill what blacks and Mexicans so there's a van that drives to this house in New Orleans and picks up these black people and then they what they go to a gas chamber how does this work what happened to their property is that divvied up is a state on that now what are you talking about the Cuban Revolution the irony is by the way whenever you start describing their Universe you end up describing Venezuela Cuba socialist countries or you end up describing the Middle East always going to want throw gays off buildings he's going to start stoning women to death to a rape victims you have your villains right there but you're purposely ignoring him and the other thing that's going on here which is still a theory I'm working on but there seems to be a disturbing peek at what a matriarchy would be like and I'm seeing what a women in these movements who are vindictive and and cruel and like this woman were talking about these women voices from behind the crowd and I called him s*** chest like that woman from the University of Missouri can I get some muscle over here in Iron Man's Chest like this woman are there s*** chest they're malfunctioning robots are patriarchal societies are doing their version of it and that's what they're doing with this the whole matriarchal posturing Candy Crush Soda Saga whole lot of matriarchal Societies in the animal world other than hyenas I tried there's a few of them as if you were the females are larger than the mail a few bugs especially but hyenas in particular the female hyenas are much larger than the males eat it even a fake Dick's LFO penis as big large tube fake dick that hangs down actually give birth out of it and they could climb on top of the males May f*** them in the speculation lot speculation as to why the females are bigger but one of them is that they think that she has to be bigger because kindness or so goddamn Rufus to eat their babies so the female because that thing I was talking to Berkeley where there are guys went and said I thought you guys were like tougher something was his exact quote and knocks him out with a flagpole as they're screaming easy Italian slogans by the way he is unconscious body and they start veterans get some Fighters and he going to do and it's going to be horrific man again you start kicking their ass and then they going to come back with weapons and people going to show up with guns it always leads to someone showing up with guns maybe if this keeps going


    Joe Rogan talks to Dominick Cruz about his injury streak
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    all day for people that don't know what we're going to do about to be talking about you had one of the most horrific injury streaks in the sport in your Prime you know you were considered to be one of the top pound-for-pound fighters in the world and then you had a series of catastrophic injuries and surgeries so far this is a lot of people listen Espana isn't really hardcore MMA so you like talk us through it because you went through like one of the most difficult trials and recovery from injury any the most difficult I've ever seen anybody go through the entire history of my time of Khan fights for fighting I definitely agree in the sport of fighting like that need to be around in this world tour just to let you know that's possible and now it's kind of what I what gate that mindset right there when you make it bigger than yourself is the only way you get the power to get through stuff like that and that's what got me through his understanding that I go through this surgery I become it becomes bigger than me when I come back and succeed it's not just about me coming back in my belt already had belt already knew what it felt like to be a five-time world champion by that at the age of 26 before I blew my knee out I was on top of everything I had everything that I thought I needed and wanted blew my knee out get my belt stripped go through three ACL reconstructions you soon find out that you actually have no idea who you are what notable with your initial injury ACL MCL what would happen though I was training while I was getting ready on the ultimate fighter back in 2012 411 for Faber fight we're getting ready to compete at the end of the show and I was training with a guy and it was just a hard week I mean where we were the first show that ever went live and was training for the fight the same time being tough with only first and only live show that they did so that meant that while we Coast we were also going to compete at the same time so like I had to do my fight Camp while I train the ultimate fighter guys simultaneously so I was doing for practice day two at the tough guys into with myself and that workload is just insane that was a hard hard training camp ended up Breaking Me Down hurt my knee just sparring was just find a guy went for graphing transition and my Andis ag-2 my hip weird and just blew my knee out a crappy takedown you know where they sag instead of actually get to take down and it's blew my knee out when I blew my ACL MCL I was I was like it's alright you'll be fine I fought it I almost literally fought do you like your two top you're too strong and Too Young you can do this let's go potty in dream meaning not get surgery and try to rehab that wasn't the problem the problem is if you doing all the things right to get better it's understanding that it was understanding that I didn't need to fight to be better giving up on it was when I finally got that understanding I didn't need fighting to be who I was when you say get better you mean get better emotionally psychologically or physically even physically so you think exactly I didn't I did not get better until I gave up on fighting the injury and what I mean by fighting injuries saying it's you'll be fine you'll come back just keep trying to keep trying keep trying keep training and I and I trained but in the in the logic that I was given with my what I'm allowed to do during my physical therapist Gavin MacMillan he would say you can do this this and this don't push it I wouldn't push it I would do the things allowed but I'm telling you like that wasn't the issue the issue was surrendering to the issue is knowing that fighting was the only way I was going to be happy then it was being able to compete was the only way I could find peace being approved I was as good as I always was even after the injuries became everything that I was trying to do it was just a Non-Stop fight to just get healthy and I get through my second ACL reconstruction on the same knee that I blow my quad out before I was supposed to fight headed out to blow out the second one had the injury had a reconstructed and then head how do you blow out the second one the same knee and I was training on Christmas how many months after the initial surgery fix so it's real reason it's probably not a hundred percent yield nine months is supposed to be full full strength but that but six months is when you get to start pushing it to get ready to so now you're like 6 months to 6 months are not allowed to do any kind of cutting got a meeting science lateral movement can you do live scenarios but you can drill without it you can see what I'm saying you actually pretty strong but now it's supposed to be strong enough that it's not going to tear but that's when I had a cadaver ACL so it wasn't as strong as it should have been at that at that 6-month point because it was cadaver tissue my body did not adapt to the tissues well as it could have so do they do an MRI to see where it's at or do they just kind of Base it on how it feels they base it on ability of uni manipulated when they manipulate at the 6-month Mark you're going in every two to three weeks for six months to double-check with the doctor I've had two of a two-week why I was doing that at Kerlan and Jobe that there are good doctors and they try to stay on me know so you had to so you know and you know what the 6-month Mark it's like you can push it but you don't want Overkill it and I made it I made a cut like a turn and it just popped it just like it wasn't anything like I should have been doing that it was kind of like you know I was boxing in my brace I had a tape that I warmed up I think I was doing drills boxing drill just drills do you know they're real real real real hard pain and then it goes away in like 2 minutes so I sit down and I like a real bad Rock Bottom on that one that was like that one like oh my gosh when I went to the MRI and got home I literally like call my friend and I told him to come over and I just I mean I pretty much just drink as much of a bottle shape at that point so it put me out I passed out at my head is I woke up and my porch with my head on the grill in the morning just a mess. I would not pretty but I didn't care for 9 months in the UFC they gave me a decent chunk of money for a good part of time while I had the belt and then once they took the bell I stop getting that chunk of money even when I was hurt so I would they were paying you a little bit a stipend while I was hurt and that helped me and then when I thought when they stripped the belt gave it to Bradley stopped with that you know cuz I'm not the champ anymore and then it was kind of like that's one that's what I mean that's when it kind of turned me out a like you're not the champ on paper anymore you're really lose it but that's it so what are you gay what is this that you know how you going to make money how you going to do this how you going to do that and I panicked but I knew that I was going to still come back and fight cuz I was still young and ass I hadn't given up on finding yet still only my second ACL surgery so I'm still not fully admitting that I'm not that I'm a mess right kind of not really like admitting it to myself yet and its crew what you're saying everybody else so I'm trying to say it's what you believed yourself is all that matters. and I was like I'll be fine this isn't that bad I can do this going to worse someone doing it still hadn't really just given up yet and that's I'm still I'm still competing in my mind which is the problem and that's when you just you're overworking and not just doing things you're not supposed to on your knee but just in general in life I'm just over working doing my fox stuff down to make money and then I'm trying to do my rehab 5 days a week because I have to come fight for the belt when I come back and that's another thing people don't equate and I was a chance I got to come back and fight for the belt when I come back after this injury I don't just get to come back and fight somebody three rounds I got to come back and fight five rounds never been done before I had nobody to bounce this. Off of I just had to wing it then and so I was and that caused I think a lot of problems with me cuz I didn't have the mental capacity to deal with it at that point with all the things I was doing so I just kept grinding and I finally get back to health after the second ACL 6-9 months goes by alright let's take this brow fight so I'm ready I'm training and Camp about a month in I have like a weird pinch in my groin it turned out to be the exact same injury Daniel Cormier just pulled out of the fight for its the extensor tendon in your thumb there's a tendon in your groin area I just rest it I tore the the mine was a little bit worse I tore the book the muscle the quad muscle off the bone so it like separated from the bone but it wasn't all the way it was just enough that it was I could still like think I was okay but I would just fail on me occasionally so I could tape it some days and it'll be alright shoot a bunch of Toradol which is a for anybody was curious It's a natural it's a legal anti-inflammatory a lot of football players take it over doll it's ya think that's I think that's what it's called but anyways it's it's a natural anti-inflammatory natural one but it's like ibuprofen but stronger and I would take that and that helped but it just it wasn't right I remember I was fine one day and I went to throw right hand and my leg just gave out and I fell on the floor I wasn't kicking I wasn't shooting I just threw right hand and the feeling that are falling because I threw right hand made me know like something connected like it just didn't feel right cuz they just failed me it wasn't it wasn't like it hurt and I stopped it just literally there was no pain and it just failed and I was like something's way mechanically wrong with me I can't fight mechanically wrong like this in house about 4 weeks out of the fight 3 4 weeks out of the fight why already done a month camp with this injury trying to tough it out so my Camp was rough it was a hard count and I didn't want to pull out obviously naturally so I end up calling Dana and it's one of the few phone calls I've ever had and unfortunately in this pry one of the times you remember to tell him I'm sorry I got to pull out but I remember not wanting to have my manager calling this is this goes back to what my mom how my mom put something in my head where you deal with this face-to-face or talking so I called and said luck I don't want to do this but I got to plot his fight I need some talk I need to if you got any doctors you can have the MRI me whatever you want but I'm telling you something's wrong my leg so it's like okay I'll do it I got a guy that we can you pull out now I'm sure you're fine check it out get the doctors check if ya hear your quads torn you can't fight so the UFC pulls me you know Dana's naturally past but then that slides favored in their favor gets the the shot with with brow and they're getting knocked out in that matchup but I pull out of that fight that's when they stripped my belt and then that was the beginning of me giving up on fighting to an extent and what I mean by that is it's different than you think it sounds negative right when you say that what is actually the building point in my life where I finally let go of control I always had this thing up to that point where I wanted to control everything it's just something that I I always had to give to be able to do this last one after the two ACL reconstructive surgeries coming back and then turning my quad after that I said like I don't know what else you want me to do I've gotten through to ACL reconstructions sing I don't know what you want me to do so you talk in the gods and I like what do I got to do I want to come back and and show people that this can be done I'm not the only one that can do is anybody can do this right I'm here for you doing your bidding you're welcome. This is my talking and no answer is no nothing and I said maybe that's the answer I remember thinking maybe that's the answer is just not ever fight again are you okay with that and now it's something that my I never allowed my brain to even go to ever until all these injuries hit me and I would have never been able to unless I went through all that that was literally all the stuff because I'm so stubborn and so just tough. I had to go through all that just to mentally say okay you might never do this again it could have been it for the first one I could have done that but I didn't when I did that my health Skyrocket immediately I started I just went to therapy every day knowing I was trying to get better but I didn't care if I fought again or not I focus all my energy and fox and coaching the guys at Alliance Training Center to make them better and try to make the team better so that went in and feed off the Thurston the hunger that those guys had to be the champion that I still wanted to be and I and I decided that if I focused on Fox focused on the positive energy these guys at the gym kept raining on my mind sport my body will be there because my age is compliant with my body still I'm still young enough that I'll be okay so I just needed to get my mind wrapped around the sport staying immensely but understand that if I never have it again that's okay too and when I did that it took away so much importance off of needing to fight as have the title as my as the person that I was that it allowed me to open up and say if you never find again you still great person you still did great you still laid the tracks for the bantamweight division in a lot of ways you did this that you had a great career down like it's okay if this is it and I kept that mindset kept focusing on the things that I could control instead of the things that I couldn't like the fact I wasn't competing yet and as I did that I got healthier and healthier came back that set me up to fight me to Rocky then destroyed has ever felt in a long time walking. I remember interviewing you after the fight and you were like I don't even remember what happened yeah I just went like you went into a trance it was weird it was one of the weirdest performances in my whole career easily because the walkout was different just I was so I had no no connection I was I had no connection to the winner of the loss at that point there was nothing it was just was just there to enjoy being there again after three and a half years and all these injuries like I can't believe I made it here I'm not injured and I remember thinking like just your front of these people enjoy the Limelight meningitis ride like this is incredible there's people that would pay millions and trillions of dollars to get this walk you're about to get go fight somebody in this octagon just enjoy it don't work don't connect and by letting go man by letting go of the injuries by letting go of the win by letting go of the lot by letting either mattered I was in this I was in my zone and it allowed me to just be free and I was does best performance of my career but more than anything it showed me a mental thing that I've never opened up before and it was letting all the things that you can't control will give you actually more piece because it disconnects you from what happens to feel like that piece was a significant factor in your body recover the pressure and the Stress and Anxiety all that was playing it was it was wrecking not just your mental state but also your physical state 100% every piece of it that's really interesting every piece of it and that's the biggest thing I learned is that is like it wasn't my physical body was my mind doing it to my physical body was initially a physical injury and then it was a Cascade of psychological issues that came with the physical issue that The More Physical issues it was a Cascade of trying to figure out why I was so sad with all these things that I earned around me that I already had everything that I thought like when you grow up in a trailer like I did and then you go to winning a GTR that car you wanted since you were a kid and a prizefight and having a home that you bought with your own money that you never thought you'd be able to own a home in California cuz you live in a damn trailer park in Tucson Arizona it kind of like makes you feel like like that's it you know like you you you Dunkirk crazy great things and you've those were all just dreams to me and they happen so quick like at 20 you know I mean I can get my house to later but when I got those things like I realize why are you so I was still sad in my point was still I had my depression is hitting me and and that's so many people in this world are dealing with depression like the huge catastrophic problem across the planet and I definitely it's in my in my bloodline on both sides of my family and it's something that everybody not just myself deals with on a daily basis I think I'm in certain people's life and not hit me very hard and I didn't understand why hit me so much harder now after I stopped competing like why am I why is why is it so much worse now while the reason is my body was used to active activity go go go and I what I realize is I turned off all my emotional spiritual and mental issues with exercise to where I never ever ever dealt with them ever I only physically worked them out so my physical was Perfection I was a world champion Monster killer whatever you want to call me and your own person perspective mind right but emotionally physically and spiritually I was at Cricket and I never understood that till I was hurt trapped in my own body like a prison cell couldn't train couldn't run couldn't walk could have been my leg laying on the couch eating pain pills realizing man unless you train unless you compete you hate yourself you hate yourself your your piece of s*** in your own mind without those things without the beautiful girlfriend without the beautiful house without the nice cars without them big money to show people you hate yourself so what am I really doing why am I doing this I lost sight that the whole reason we're fighting is is the spiritual emotional physical mental battle to helps you grow as an individual and as a human being it's not just to have these things that you think will make you happy you have to learn those things through the process and I didn't know that until I was trapped in my own body I literally felt like I was in a prison cell and I knew that wasn't right we shouldn't be in our own body alone without people to keep us company and on a couch feeling like we're in a prison cell should we definitely not but I did for three years so how did you get yourself out of it by just accepting it and you what you might do must have been some sort of a mechanism that used I have people that I talk to professionals obviously like sports psychologists or whatever when you hit your loves like okay to to get you know if your bench pressing 350lb it's okay to have a little touched okay to have a little spot here and there you know and then after you get a couple spots now after while you can do it yourself you don't need the spot anymore that's how I look at psychiatric help to an extent for some people especially if they're battling depression sometimes you just need a floaty and you did and then you can take the floaties off after a year see what I'm saying it's a mental it's a mental floaties and it's okay cuz we all hit lopart point in her life where it's unbearable and you either allowed to continue be unbearable and just deny it or you deal with the task at hand and say I'm a little low right now I need the floaties okay I'll get through this and then when you take the clothes off you realize I only needed him for a little bit of time and now I'm okay I'm here and that's kind of what it felt like it's like I just needed a little bit of a push I need to get through this and learn some things about my own my own mind and understand my own emotions understand that I didn't need all these things thinking were real it was me not being in control of my own emotions your own emotions are your choice and I chose to feel trapped I chose to be sad I chose to feel like I was Jack Chacho's all these things inside you don't need fighting to be these things you need to you need to let go fighting to learn that you are something without it and gift it became a gift because I learned so much in life now and bigger than fighting I look at the things that I went through as a gift because I have gotten the gift of feeling retired during my career who else gets that some people retire for 5 years lose their freaking mind and up in the bar and come back and try to fight against 10 years later for the week in body or Busey why are they doing that they're not doing it cuz they're physically capable of doing it cuz they never dealt with their life away from fighting fighting wasn't like fighting is who they are fighting Persona so take away fighting what are they they're in the bar drinking away with their not instead of drinking putting the booze down in knowing what you are without fighting being happy with that chapter your life and being able to live who you are I've gotten to feel that and now I can fight with a piece of Mind knowing how good I am without fighting and how great I am with it too and that's that's what this things about and that's that's what this things about it all these fights all these me attacking those challenges coming back and winning and getting my belt back that could only happen because I let go of control the things I couldn't control


    Dominick Cruz on Ronda Rousey and the mental aspect of fighting (from Joe Rogan Experience #921)
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    all day that's all you know that I know that you can't lie to me there's nothing you're going to lie to me about because I can't lie to me on the sea on Monday idiot we're going to see What You're Made Of LOL refreshing about it to me yeah well the psychological aspect of it I mean you know who who was it that said this fighting is 90% mental and the other 10% in your head I forget who said that I remember that for whatever reason they just can't put it together finally ready to go they just aren't a fraction of who they really are just really break down and think about what happens to the ones that do make it and then have to deal with the media and opinions and I really feel like athletes the biggest hurdle is a fact that we're willing to actually just get up there and say we might win we might lose and just put that out there and say are you willing to put yourself out there like that are you willing to embarrass yourself you do lose are you willing to deal with the media if you win for 10 years straight and then lose and then now you're the worst guy that's ever been seen in the sport or the worst female that's ever been seeing the sport you don't even belong there are you able to deal with that that's the question that's what being an athlete is not lesbian fighter yeah basketball game the fighters face online I got to bring Ronda Rousey up because it's heartbreaking for me as an athlete I know what she's feeling I know what she's going through and as a female it's even on another level I can't really imagine that I just it's a different level of scrutiny I would imagine but it's just it shows how hard it is to deal with this man like the tops and downs because the downtown hard just as hard as outfit now you got to be ready at 8 and there can't be any separation and who you are with the winning a lot because if there is it's going to show you got to be who you are and not be solely connected to fighting as your whole being otherwise you're over when when it when it ends ride there was something about the Ronda Rousey promos that I always felt like I just I didn't like hearing it like she's like I got to get back to fighting because it's the most important thing and it's a thing that I can be best in the world. I actually like hearing that studio I do in the reason and it's such a lesson if you really listening in between the lines to the issue of the world and that's just my opinion we're all putting so much into this one thing and we think that that is our everything when really if she sounds cheesy but if you put all that energy towards loving yourself and not the fight career if I clear will still be there just as heavy as it is Bryant you know so what I mean is she's using the fighting is her identity with that championship belts she is Ronda Rousey the Ronda Rousey without the championship belt we don't know who she is she won't come out so who are you unless you're winning we don't know do you know you're counting on that belt to know who you are now and that's that was my biggest point that was a hurdle I ran into when I lost my belt I didn't know who I was anymore and that's how I renew this that's how I figured out what my issues were unless you're winning we don't know do you know you're counting on that belt to know who you are now and that's that was my biggest point that was a hurdle I ran into when I lost my belt I didn't know who I was anymore and that's how I renew this that's how I figured out what my issues were


    Dominick Cruz explains his Fighting Style (from Joe Rogan Experience #921)
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    all day that you developed a really unusual fighting style I mean I think I said about you that one of the more unusual things about your style is that I could watch you like as a silhouette someone could show me a silhouette of you moving around I got us down the cruise there's a very few people that you would say that about where you would instantaneously recognize their movements like your movements are very unusual very difficult to pattern and but they're not really indicative of like a style like it you know there's the Muay Thai style he was at light front leg is a karate style like you know Wonderboy Thompson and there's a bunch of styles where you can see what this guy's doing your style is very Uniquely Yours what what what sort of cause that where'd that come from it's a mixture of things as I've been fighting since it's as long as the Diaz brothers I started when I was 19 years old back in 2005 and I've been doing it since then so that's part of it is that just years and years of fighting and facing different people and seeing what the issues were but more than that it was built around the fact that I knew whether I weather whether I like knew I was ahead or not my mindset said I have to fight do something different because this is a new sport with new rules and new different equipment than he's ever been seen in the history of this world that means there's four ounce gloves kick knees elbows and hand everything right all right all eight limbs so is that I need to make sure that I'm not taking damage as long as I'm not taking damage I should when I got to be hard to hit on my defense needs to be Flawless with besides gloves is not to be the same as boxing I can't just sit here and cover like this because my gloves are recorded things pecan and I learn that real quick so I need to move non-stop I can't sit still like I do in boxing or kickboxing because you're going to get as well so that's that's where my mind started changing is with the takedown that's where I knew I really had to do something different is in no striking sport on Earth is there a takedown involved so that means that I need to attack on a different plane and that means I need to not be down the center line as long as I fight not down the center line that takes away as long as I don't fight on the Centerline all the time it takes away almost all weapons from all boxing is probably the one style that flows most off the Centerline but we're talking about moytie or were talking about wrestling or talking about Judo or were talking about almost every other martial art they attack down a straight line and so I knew I could take away most of their weapons just by changing the plane that I fought on if I fought on a different plane than them and they would not have answers for the plane that are fighting and cuz everything they do is on that line instead of fighting them in their style I fought the lines that they're fighting on and then I kind of changed things mixed with the defense explaining how you fight two people that have never seen martial art to don't understand it because we're people on the outside maybe someone who's not a fan of never do any martial arts training they they look at it like just violence you know the AC Guyz is beating the s*** out of each other and what would I do a I try to describe it to a friend once I said think about it this way it's lot like a conversation in the more words you have at your disposal the more verbal memory you have the more used to string together sentences you are the more fluently the conversation is going to come out of your mouth the more it's going to flow right and when you're watching and then I'll show someone like you when you trying to have you know it's called a conversation trying to have a conversation with Dominick Cruz inside the Octagon you don't know where the f*** is going like you you're setting up so many weird angles and so much weird movements false entries there's so much going on that you are in a lot of ways you're overloading a person's reactions you're overloading their mind that is partially what I'm trying to do now you're starting to see that over time there's an answer for every style there's an answer for everything adjustments my whole game is built on adjustment so it can always changing always look different because every round I come out with a different adjustment off of what you did to me and now you're fighting a different guy every round you just don't know it but that comes from fakes and seeing what they want on you and that comes from their game plan at the home mixture reason there and that that's a that's something that you have you don't have your son be like Anderson Silva can make reads extremely quickly Demetrious Johnson reads extremely quickly make successful the best in the world. Just and the best for me the best in the world aren't the ones who just win it's the one to win and stay on top for a long. Of time because now you don't just have a style to win a fight you have a style to stay winning which means that your style hits so many different avenues that you can compete with all these different styles no matter they match you up against until now my style I built it so that no matter which style you try to throw at me it was going to give it a problem and that was the basis that I wanted to create when I fought every single time I fought somebody it was it doesn't matter what your gift is the planes that I'm going to fight you on make it impossible for your gifts to be your gifts anymore not seen you practice and I've seen your footwork drills and I've seen you know a lot of your steps in the other the different varies entries you have detected are these moves that you've learned from somewhere have you acquired them from other martial arts of you sort of adjusted them adapted them or did you figure them out your own it's been a mixture working with Eric Del Fierro is a huge step cuz I had a lot of matches one of the best coaches in the sport and one of the most under-appreciated God doesn't blow his own horn that's why I love them I like the coaches that don't need the Pats on the back for them self care about the athlete Eric is about every athlete he's ever coached he's not about himself great Corner Mantle when he starts just walking in the corner you don't know the answer but in this sport 20-plus years in the bigger thing that Eric doesn't get credit for is his understanding of the psychology that goes into preparing somebody to win a fight you can have all the tools around that person that could be the best human being on Earth but if their mind is not piece together the psychological pieces are not there you're not going to be able to trigger them and get them in the fight when you need to Jeremy Stephens a great example somebody like that sometimes you got to like get crazy with that doing the corner in like even like slapping around a little bit maybe and he's just goes and he'll kill somebody it's like there's a psychological thing about CERN athletes that you had to be able to touch on same with Greg Jackson is another guy who can do that and that's what makes a good coach on that night a good Corner man on that night not just what you did for 8 weeks holding pads and you know patting a guy in the back and wipe the sweat out their shoulders and you know doing interviews and looking famous with them what are you doing to make sure this person wins on that night not what are you doing to make sure you look good in this person's corner while he wins and that's something that I've run into a lot with people is people a lot want to associate themselves with you when you're winning and not actually be there for you but be there so they look good in your corner while you win and those are the people you got to cut out those of the Yes Men and those are those are the ones you got to be careful with Eric is the opposite of that and he's somebody that's why I stick with them you some dick and Trust how do you understand my the emotional rollercoaster of outside life is very affected with it always be my argument with every conventional couch and I break what makes them relevant found the expert well what I mean by that is when they talk to me like maybe not to 20 million other people they are the s*** when you try to tell me that I've had so I can't tell you how many countless world champion kickboxing coaches go only you can do that you're awesome keep you in and ice and I couldn't disagree more what anybody can do it if they mimic your movements in your movements aren't like Cirque du Soleil movements that you have to be like physically gifted in order to pull off or right you know they can imitate you ever see Justin Buchholz doing pretty well by him in the Caltrain with them for a tiny bit of time before I fight him essentially every single person I've ever fought for the past 10 years has at some point been friends they were trained with that can't because they were the little guy Camp well I said why join him if you can beat him and I just did it my own way and let them all hate me and trained together and it was okay with me you know I needed to do things my way in order to build something different in a in a game that hadn't really caught up to the things that I was thinking about you in my opinion it didn't make me the only one that was right in these things is just how I used the things that I used they had theirs too but my whole mindset was like I said if I fight like them I'm going to be like them and they're going to just to me like they just everybody else no going back to the early days when you sort of learned to stop what kind of got off this but I really wanted to touch back on it when you said that your style no one had your style for no one could tell you that it you know was the wrong way to do it because you're being very effective with it but did you take it from anywhere and did you look at boxing footage did you look at KIK singer moytie where did you get all your footwork from when there's a mixture things one that It All Started With Me Fighting 155 lb weighing 142 lb that's where this started so it was there already twice as big as you and on fight day they're going to be three times as big as you so you better not get touched you better not get grabbed and you better not get hit at all don't let him touch you because they're too big to take you down your energy going to be that by the time you do get up if you get up and if they hit you they're big and strong probably going to put you out so you have to use all that strength all that size against them and make it their weakness instead of their strength and now it's how I started because I so little that I said all right need to focus on defense obvious they're going to hurt him too but after they do what they're trying to do with their big strength and be strong and be more powerful and be more athletic they're going to wear themselves out and then I can do now or even around middle around to all those things that they had early we're even now and now I can stop thinking and pick them and I always had that mentality rather than Fight Fire with Fire it just didn't make sense to me when my body was on the line I wanted the path of least resistance and so it started with that until I got to about 5 in 05 and total combat I took that fight on two days notice went out there with no coaches know cornerman and went by myself and they just pick ornament random cornermen and put them in and out there that night was why Eric liked me because he saw you know I took it just wanted it was a tough fight but I know Kermit I came solo on a flight just went and so he's like okay I can work with this you know this guy wants to do it so you pick me up but then that's really when the progression started meeting Eric like and that's because I've never had I mean I had pads help for me here and there in Tucson but only if guys were getting 65 bucks to do it or something for it because there's not a lot of money in fight game so they're all as hungry as I am the trainers I wasn't really like some star pupil that everybody wanted to get on board and make a world champion at this point I was just a guy so I wasn't getting padwork I wasn't getting one-on-one training I lined up my own coaching I'd have guys that knew what they were doing being pro boxers Pro high-level wrestlers high-level blue belt at this time and roll and wrestle and make my own team in my own couches with the people that I had available but I didn't have a head and when I found Eric at 6 and I won that found Eric and you said I'll coach you I'll get you a manager and I'll get all this figured out for you that's what I was really looking for that's why I went to California and got out of Tucson because I knew I wasn't finding that in Tucson when I went there and got that it was like a gift I was like this is what I'm talking about I knew if I went there and one with no one in my corner somebody would want to pick me up and they did Eric did and we stay together ever since so was your style something that you worked on with Eric like learning though the footwork drills like when when you came to him you're essentially were a smaller guy who was fighting bear guy and had to be a little trickier in your movement what were you getting that stuff from now on when I meet Eric I'm no longer than a smaller guy fighting bigger guys because well a little bit but 45 and 30 45 is not allowed now 145lb is just getting into the small shells not just the wec so by the time I meet Eric at 6 an do I take fight on two days notice a 245 lb but I was getting ready to fight at 1:55 in Colorado for a world title but the whole show got cancelled that's why I was in shape to take the final two days notice so when I met Eric the 45-pound weight class is there 55 was the one that was basking so that's that was how I got into the UFC but your question exactly was what was how did you devise your movement how did you divide your footwork did you study other stuff did you learn with Eric did you guys put it together honestly like I had a couple things that I did naturally and then Eric and Eric has a skill set where he if you have a natural movement he doesn't tell you to fix it he let you do it and then turns it in has you add a weapon to it that's his gift and I had a lot of those little weird odd things that I did and those weird odd things you would just advise to learn how to get away from bigger people yeah it is a mixture of wrestling stance with punch kicking I kind of have a if you watch wrestling that there's no set stance and no set won't you know what I mean cuz if you watch college high school like the highest all the wrestlers it's all fluid Motion in both stances so I made fighting that because I started out wrestling and then I added the punches in the kicks to that moved to that motion instead of trying to change what I already did with my wrestling and try to make it this way he just let me do what I did up to 5 an hour with my singing Whatever I taught myself and then he just tighten it up and made it into a pro-level look to an extent speed timing range these type of things and now what do you have it now as a system do you have it organized I have it written down now I have a system but I'm a visual learner so you could you can literally just do a moving in front of me and I'll learn it really quick but if you write it or I have to read it I'll never get it it's a I'm all visual so I just there's certain things that I was running into when I would Spar early on starting that I came up with habits to deal with because of my wrestling in my end and not having a coach that instead of the coach say no do this I just adjusted found my own answers and you keep a training log of all these lessons you learned. I known there just all in your mind yeah I know I know I know him very well and you keep that stuff in your memory you don't need to write it down write it down cuz I drill it right once I have a memory I don't just write a I do it I drill it bad word show Eric and I'll say what you think about this and he'll be like okay well I do this and this to make it a little better and keep you. Okay and we use it but I mean I'm using I'm not using the craziest moves in the world you know Jon Jones who's Crazy moves a certain people like Todd Stevens Steven Thompson throws has crazy moves you don't I mean I'm actually using crazy movements to stay defensive and offensive simultaneously that's that's the idea to do both the same time and to be very hard to read what you're hard to read if you're being offensive and defensive at the same time yet so it's hard to read because you don't know if I'm being offensive or defensive it's one of the other or both I can do both because where I put myself on defensively in a generally speaking when I when I've been doing very well in my matchup I put myself in the in a generally speaking when I when I've been doing very well in my matchup I put myself in the in the in the gray area where even if you do hit me it's limited power and I'm still able to hit you more nearly hit me basically that's the idea


    Joe Rogan and Gavin McInnes discuss the Milo Yiannopoulos Pedophilia Controversy
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    yeah and the idea that I know I know I've lived in the city since I was 18 so I've been around gays for a quarter-century and I think of these guys I know they've been together for 10 years and I go so let me get this straight this these two are going to break up Courtney you an Evangelical person and then they're just going to make out with some chick with blond hair and eat her up and like f***** and have a boner and pray to God come on you know that won't happen I wonder how much of homosexual Behavior would be induced by molestation in early age though that's the million-dollar question seems to be a real factor it's not in this is not the nine people that are born gay but I think there's a spectrum and I think there's most certainly some gay acts that are committed on young people and horrific Lee those people tend to on a pretty frequent basis do the same thing to other young kids you have kids really weird in in in terms of like the victim's becoming the victimizer yeah I know where you're going with this or walking into the elephant in the room not even I'm just talking about I was listening to the George Takei interview today cuz they're trying to pull up everybody now that the Milo thing is out there pulling up everybody who in anyway I has condoned sex with underage people and George Takei was talking about his own experiences in Camp and it was on Stern Show and he was just talkin about what he the way he was describing it as a positive experience with a kid who was in his late teens I think he said he was 19 and he was like 13 somewhere in that age and yeah it's absolutely child molestation illegal but the way he was describing it he was pretty much describing it as a positive experience right which when it's your experience I mean it's illegal the guy did something that was against but boy that's a weird area because it's his experience that he was talking about yeah well here's the deal this is a mistake Milo made you have to acknowledge that what you're talking about is f***** up and horrible and wrong but you just so happen to have not had a bad experience within those parameters like say you were raped as a woman and you came Bryant by the way how to say that you have to understand that we're going into a very dangerous place right now and you can't say look some rapes are absolutely fabulous and when would have come from them you have to say this is f****** horrible rape his evil but I buy some weird freak of nature actually liked it or murder I'm sure there's times when you murdered a guy and he ended up he was a mass murderer and it was a good murder but in this weird case it worked and my mistake was he said it worked for me and then he imply did it could work for a ton of other gays to be f***** at 13 well he did that podcast and his take on it from the drunken peasants was different than his take on it from mine and on my podcast it seemed more like he was trying to make light of something that most likely definitely did happen to him the father Michael yeah so there's two there's a father Michael thing and I don't know if I believe that I think that's what I've heard him say that joke a few times where is that got it never would have given such good head if it wasn't for father right so you think that might be something he like that he's constructed I don't believe it I don't know why this is my gut and then the other thing was condoning sexual relationships with 13 year olds and he said especially in the gay world now I know of straight guys who who was molested at camp and it was by an older gay camp counselor this guy thinks of that guy Every Day falls on LinkedIn hoping he'll die he wants to murder him so the problem with what my set is you end up normalizing his behavior and say it's okay if in the gay world next thing you know some older guy who's a camp goes well this is probably a fact that I'm blowing this is okay but we're not normalizing that because the vast vast majority of times it doesn't turn out well so no yeah that's a very good way of putting it you know and it's it's really Des Baltimore to Milan thing is so odd because first of all I think he's got this act and was calling an act cuz part of it is got to be in at a wide spectrum of his personality so he can be a raging Liberace Queen with pearls on speaking in Patois like their grandmother not necessarily lying just a wide range of use yeah he plays it up and there is there's definitely a performance piece to a lot of what he does what's what's really interesting is he's very good at riling people off he's obviously very good at getting people upset and in doing so he's created these sort of false narratives about him that he's a Nazi that he promotes genocide I mean there was so many people outside the Berkeley thing screaming calling him a Nazi and saying he's a fascist when they in fact we're behaving in very authoritarian fascist ways that's antifa by the way you said I don't know what identifies that's those guys antifascista stands for anything that is remotely genocide but those guys just go anyone that wants to enforce immigration laws is if I cannot see so I need violence cuz I'm trying to stop Hitler I'm around the first stages of Hitler so I'm going back in time and strangle him in his crib is the absolute wrong way to react to someone who saying something that you don't agree with oh yeah the right way is to say something that you feel opposes what they're saying it makes more sense bait that's the beauty of free speech like it has no limits if you want to get out there and deny the Holocaust you want to get up there and sexualized toddlers I'll go to your talk I want to hear and I've been in the queue today I'll shoot you down when I don't think it even should just be a Q&A I mean I think it should be real clear other than there should be someone and it we should just relying the audience to come up with some sort of response I think if you're going to have someone as controversial as Milo and you are so opposed do you willing to throw bricks through Starbucks windows and light cop cars on fire there should be someone that can speak for your side door and then you should organize some sort of a talk but this is setting it up the wrong way because you go it's like someone said to me once they feel like we're talking about martial arts kick everybody's ass I know you wouldn't know you wouldn't you wouldn't because you have discipline and you'd realize the consequences that but they don't just take it like they come back with Oregon or their brother you start a fight they want to get it back and it goes back and forth and back and forth and all conflict that pretty much goes that way you have conflict and then someone responds that conflict escalates so if you have this thing we make Bitcoin great again hat happens when you keep escalating the violence you become of them you become the other you become the enemy and you create this polarizing atmosphere that's so intense that no dialogue going to fix it now because you're the enemy we can talk about the North or the South what you're talking about you know that the Protestants vs. Catholics you you create this terrific environment we're almost it's almost impossible to avoid violence I'm taking the low road I'm punching him in the face so that you're doing with this outfit yes that is really what I'm doing stuff but I didn't buy you a pepper sprayed me this was a couple weeks ago recruiting fascists for some sort of imminent genocide so we're like signing up the brown shirts with a form at our talks and Hugo say that was possible how does that work like we sign you up then you would your part of the club and you come with us on the next genocide the f*** are you talking about you haven't played it through in your mind because for these people to religion that's why they don't want to debate it's like a born-again he doesn't want a debate about the existence of God he's already on that side so what was your and when you went there what did what did you want to talk I was going to say this not see that that you made Milo and I out to be who wants genocide and who sees non-whites as inhuman blah blah blah blah whatever who doesn't f****** exists he definitely doesn't exist Milo's not a Nazi he's definitely he's not promoting genocide in those are two things that just get trumpet about left and right exactly who is but Milo has said some very inflammatory things about an inn in a very generalizing way about women and about the wage Gap and about all sorts of things that he he designs his words and his phrases to be inflammatory so he gets the most response and it's been credibly profitable harpercollins pull this book you'll get a $250,000 book Advance his book was number one on Amazon just sheer lie through controversy yep I mean through pre-sales and controversies so it's a strategy and a lot of ways and it's also a response to this really hard stance that the far left is taking this anti anti-free speech stance right but always with these cases you go what exactly did he say I was what sentence in what book is factually incorrect What specifically you sink and with this model thing he said that often sexual relationships with 13 year olds can be beneficial for gays he has since retracted that and apologized but that's not enough and that's about as his egregious as he gets the other stuff that he says we all say in a joking way and then that becomes Pure Evil and you advocate for this willfully ignorant of humor when it comes to Milo and with Trump to you know within cultures doing is very similar to what Milos doing it mean that they're their merchants of outrage and that's what they're doing their flamboyant but it's still there not not factually incorrect but extremely offensive to people like the thirteen-year-old boy comment like the thing about sort of normalizing relationships between grown men and 13 year old boys right you know I think a big part of why he even says that is because he's in many ways like a natural contrarian and in many ways a guy who wants to get a rise out of people and by saying that he didn't feel like there's any consequences to being outrageous in that regard but I think we can both agree whether or not it's factual in his case it's a f*****-up thing to say something say was negligent which is why I apologize but I think the grain of Truth to that and with his other statements is a lot more than the grain but the granite truth to what he was saying is gays have left Chasity than straights and if a woman is known as a s*** she's less likely to be picked up and I've been sued for calling woman and slide and the way the the law is kind of antiquated but it's like oh you called her a s*** now she won't have currency in the market of marriage well she's known as a hore so we're going to punish you. Ubly for this sin did you have to settle with gays it is different to like 13 year old in an older person right if it's a girl and a four-year-old teacher I want to take him to parking lot and beat him until he has a weird he walks weird if it's a woman and a boy I don't want to murder her grossed out 13 especially 14 little better and then with gays made right now don't ever do it but if a game is known as a sled in the future like say a 19 year old f**** 200 people as a woman no one wants to go near as a gay you've been around the block for sure and I had a bit of my ACT about remember this commercial Budweiser commercial Just For Men commercial where there was a baby that was driving a Porsche a baby with a beard and there's a grown woman next to the baby and the baby has like a tuxedo on like you've always wanted the biggest badass beard in the baby goes to the nightclub in a bouncer look Cinema Winks at him like a commercial walks in Just For Men I mean I don't know what the fuk Just For Men if you don't know it is some stuff that guys put in there he goes out to the dance floor there's all these girls with these tiny little skirts dancing around him and he's like he's like a pimp and he's with this hot woman and it is going to be my bit was this proof positive proof positive is no sexual equality when it comes to child molesting cuz if you even wrote that down with the Sexes reverse if you wrote it down your f****** going to jail okay there's a little baby girl and she goes out to a room full of guys who are wearing Tarzan skirts and they're all swinging dicks around her she's got a bottle and they're all fighting for her attention to kiss her on the cheek you would go to f****** jail but that was a commercial that aired on mainstream television no one cared about it are we still on now and that commercial is proof positive that we have a completely different attitude towards a grown woman who's hot as f*** and a little baby even I was watching Big with the kids the other day Tom Hanks is what Aiden that movie 9 and then that woman seduces him and I guess he f**** her he does boner you're raping a child reversed and it was a young girl that all son was in a sexual woman put down for a bit while yes to rebuild maybe someone could come along and have reasonable dialogue and do some sort of a campus bi why is he doing these things I campuses first of all I don't think he gets paid for most of them but my Siri with Milo is I think his eyesight getting worse is glasses are getting thicker and thicker any sort of going this is my moment to make an impact so we just like he's going blind I think so yeah distressing is eyes worse I don't know I'm not a doctor Maximum Impact in a short amount of time delicious strawberries realistic sort of instinct that he has he has a burn it all down Instinct and I think he has that with his life as well and I think a lot of that I'm plan some serious bro psychologist here and armchair Psychology from someone totally unqualified but you got to attribute that to at least in some ways being molested as a child I would imagine that his experience is that he's calling positive experiences when he was young in many ways those could have potentially damaged him and also being young and being homosexual and being rejected all of those things wreak havoc and you develop this f*** you I want to burn it down and this is one of the strategies that he sort of adopted that strategy to be this guy who is very difficult for like he's he's gay he's an English gay guy who's a right-winger and it's it's so baffling to them they don't know what to do with hate it cuz they see blacks and gays as a little pets and they like putting them on the front lines and going to look at who were helping and then one of them defects to the other side they become particularly outraged at the level that he's defect I see blacks and gays as their little pets and they like putting them on the front lines and going to look at who were helping and then one of them defects to the other side they become particularly outrageous effect at the level that he's defect and right I mean


    Neil deGrasse Tyson "Some infinities are bigger than others" (from Joe Rogan Experience #919)
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    what is the definition of infinity that somewhere some if if there is really an Infiniti there is not only a you and I but there's a you and I and everybody else we've ever met and all the exact events in the exact same order of gone down infinite number of times including this conversation except except there is how many people know this but often it's mind-blowing when you learn that some infinities are bigger than others Joe Rogan just lean to feet away from the microphone size okay so here's the number of counting numbers so 123 up to Infinity the numbers you would use to count things that's infinite the number of irrational numbers so the numbers that you cannot represent as a fraction okay that there's more there more of those than there are counting numbers then there are more there are more transcendental numbers then there are irrational numbers what's a transcendental number so that's a number that you'll never find as a solution to to an algebraic equation so Pi is a transcendental number he's a trance music these are magic numbers that show up in mathematics and there's turns out there's like an even bigger Infiniti of those than there is of these other two classes of numbers they use the the the the Hebrew letter aleph in in in ranking says I left one LS2 LS3 I think you're five levels Infinity so my point is just because there's infinite Universe to me doesn't mean there's infinite conversation that have happened and I want to really explore the depths of Infinities before I say and agree with you that this conversation has happened a million that you know the number of times in just this way different Engineers sitting next to us or explanation astrophysics for people in a hurry obligation to make sense to you but but you shouldn't say that doesn't make sense therefore it is not true in the set of this Infinity 2 car spawning items in a set of the other Infinity so you do this like the first transcendental number going to like the first transcendental number takes it to the second he just keep doing this and when you do that mathematically what you find at 1 infinity outstrips the other Infinity wow and then you left with more with more numbers so that shows you that you have a bigger infinity


    Gary Vaynerchuk "Find Your Fucking Thing"
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    so what should we do garyvee what's wrap this up which I'm going to do what should people do what they're good at they should be confident in certain areas but you're not going to become Beyonce or you don't like your bone structure is a certain way like you're not going to solve everything your IQ you can get a little bit better don't worry about the incremental figure out what you f****** put you on fire and you're halfway decent at if you're lucky enough right now to be listening and you're good at what you like become tunnel f****** Vision because there's way too many voices telling you what and how and here's the other thing and it's a big one job because of a humongous audience the biggest thing that I've seen dividends from have the conversation with a person that's holding you back the reason most people who listen right now we're not doing that thing is there worried about the opinion of somebody usually their mother usually their father and the reality is is that your spouse maybe the person holding you back and you have to have that conversation we have to get to a place where you're doing you because the number one thing that scared the f*** out of me is Regret going to sit there 72 and you say I wish I wish I wish I would have money or spend more time with your family there's a million ways to do this not everybody wants to buy the jet Billy wants to smoke weed on the beach in Bahamas like everybody's got a different f****** thing figure out what your f****** thing is and stop making f****** b******* excuses who the president is your mom did this like like I missed it I had that idea for Uber then why don't you f****** do it dick that's what I think Joe the beach in Bahamas like everybody's got a different f****** thing figure out what your f****** thing is and stop making f****** b******* excuses who the president is your mom did this like like I missed it I had that idea for Uber then why don't you f****** do it dick that's what I think


    #919 Neil deGrasse Tyson explains Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle from Joe Rogan Experience #919
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    subjective subatomic particles and in weirdness I wanted it if I want it if you could illuminate this often misused explanation for the observer effect because you know the other particles waves and you watch them observe them to changes the reaction is heavily misunderstood its misunderstood because people want to attribute it to Magic The Magic where are you getting your people find it as I can be also on some level of respect you'll hear somebody out and your you know you did you got your MMA thing so now you're in a lot of places and a lot of spacers and that's a good thing we we need more unity in this world so so why I can see you is because his light reflecting off of your face your body into my eyes so this light Studio I want to actually build a glass ceiling and have a full-scale image high resolution image of the Stars took a planetarium it's what the sky looks like from from Alpha Centauri at a planetarium and they show it on the ceiling above you do you know the people at the top that would teach the people so yes and I see you I want to know where you are so I turn on the lights and I say there you are all right now let's make you tinier let's make you Mini-Me okay like in the movie was a tiny version of you of Mini-Me version of Joe Rogan now you little I turn on like you're still there okay okay cuz you're not on I can't see you I don't know where you are right it's that simple okay okay when you start becoming the size of molecules right on down to the size of an atom and I asked the question where is Joe Rogan the Adam and I turn on the light to see you there cuz I think you're there so like the photon comes in pitch your Adam and Pops you into another location the very Act of trying to measure your position prevents me from measuring your position and as have jackshit to do with your Consciousness or your mind or your eyes or anyting it has to do with the fact that to know you're there some information has to come from you to me like shining a light on you and a small you are the acceptable you are to the the energy of the light changing your position in space so my question is in the backseat of a car and is there a wedge between the bottom in the backseat and so you try to reach in to get it and the act of reaching for the coin makes the coin move farther away from you after reaching for it be kept separated and it just slides down even further that's not your mind making that happen it's the it's the act of the measurement that is affecting what it is you're trying to measure and this was discovered in quantum physics and to the point where that's actually to the Heisenberg uncertainty principle it which one of the basic Foundation of all of quantum physics that's not your mind making that happen it's the it's the act of the measurement that is affecting what it is you're trying to measure and this was discovered in quantum physics until the point when it's actually it's the Heisenberg uncertainty principle it which one of the basic Foundation of all of quantum physics


    #919 Neil deGrasse Tyson on debunking Flat-Earthers, Astrology (from Joe Rogan Experience #919)
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    you know which is why and Mary goes to the manger the animals are not in the manger not at the shelter there's secondary evidence for this probably happened in the spring that you like them please take them up to Alaska where it's light for 23 hours a day out around Earth sell out like as if they're sold some round earth money dinosaurs are fake and that the world is flat okay so here's the thing Joe I thought about this people should be able to think whatever they want whenever they want provided it doesn't subtract away from someone else's rights okay so thinking the Earth is flat doesn't harm anyone unless you want to run for office or do you want to position of power over other people that's when it's dangerous I thinking of elevator Banks where they have numbers you know you have a photo essay of with what elevators look like inside I know it's just the gears and what are the numbers on the panel stories don't have a 13th floor okay and so this tricks a deck of phobia is if you if you want to be afraid of the number 13 go right ahead it just seems to me you should not be tasked with designing elevators if that's your fear find something else to do holding aside the fact that I'm a little scared that in this 21st century United States America we have people walking Among Us afraid of the number 13 what does that mean I don't know in the long run but if you keep to yourself and don't harm others think whatever you want so that the rubber hits the road is if you do not have power over others and that's where the failure of the educational system actually manifest both sides are wrong Mountain Inn in slightly Upstate New York where Manhattan is in the sight line of the summit of this mountain and he says given the curvature of the earth and this formula you should not be able to see Manhattan at all okay and depends on the height that you're so so you do the math and it turns out Manhattan the island would not be visible at all that's true but any buildings more than fifteen stories would rise up above the curvature of the earth and you will see it if you look in the photo you see the tall buildings Rising above fifteen stories exactly what the correct formula shows and not his formula which was wrong and misinterpreted claims to show to plan where bullets go that's I want that shooting like well out over a thousand yards those those factors do you get after mile to the office today and drop it drop it and you shoot a gun which bullet rise faster go hit the ground at the same time that blows people's minds are to be found you have a gun at one side it's like a thing that shoots out of projectile I will call it a gun at one side of the stage and then you have like a little stuffed animal the other side held up with an electromagnet at the top of its head and these two are exactly the same level as a projectile comes out from the Luther's mini cannon it trips an electric circuit that releases the electromagnet at the top of the stuffed animal the stuffed animal begins to fall the bullets moves horizontally but also falls cuz gravity is pulling them both and you watch the projectile curve down you watch this then we'll come down and it hits the stuffed animal every single time the only factor that would change that would be if you put Wings in the bullet and was dealing with the Wind and these things come back around like there was no flat Earth theory when I was in high school so how do I know things though I think about it when you're in high school it was much more astrology going on oh yeah the President Reagan when you don't see much of it well we're the only one that made it a hundred percent it's nonsense astrology now it's not like someone who really understands astrological charts and can plot it in the moon and retrograde and you were born on Celsius is rising and all that crazy crap that they tried I don't know what they're doing to talk show with an astrologer apparently Yashica cheese don't trust her and she was saying that the Kennedys all died during a lunar eclipse scary and you know that this is a statement that can't be by accident and I don't know when other Kennedy's died but I know when Jack Kennedy died and there was November 22nd 1963 right cuz you going to have a lunar eclipse when the moon is full so the moon was nowhere near full is like 2 weeks away from. It didn't happen drain eclipse is my point so in fact when there's a lunar eclipse anyone on this side of the earth that sees the moon will see that the lunar eclipse so so you get several per year by the way partial eclipses as a minimum and every couple years there is a full lunar eclipses these are not rare things I could start they're not rare okay so I said you know he's he was shot when I forgot what moon was first quarter moon we're within two weeks on either side of the eclipse that's a month if you are NASA shirt at the at the at the Academy Award photo


    Neil deGrasse Tyson on How Monster's Inc Got the 4th Dimension Right
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    aren't binary star systems really, more than half the Stars you see in the night sky or binary or multiple systems in fact the iconic image from Star Wars the original Star Wars movie before they numbered them I think could do it Sunset so that's basically the only accurate science in the entire Series so if you're interested and then people the force awakens Star Wars 7 I had a series of tweets you don't know one of them was bb8 a smooth rolling metal spherical ball would have skidded uncontrollably on sand people got angry it is not accomplishing this I don't need to do it I'm just saying I don't I'm an educator I thought I was being nice I don't need to do so I haven't tweeted about a movie since then I got to stop you oh yeah yeah okay so just give it a chance anyhow I just thought maybe I'll come back but I'm I am hey lady do you know how far away these are from one another around from one space station to another can't do it and what's the dude's name George Clooney so I tweeted it and they got talked about on the on the Today Show set the set the weekend Today show on NBC that is talked about on NBC Nightly News on Saturday that means I care about the science maybe but what Seth Meyers did cuz he was doing Weekend Update at the time he said George Clooney they're in the same neighborhood I think basically puts itself out when you burn a candle on Earth so you like the wick if there's people candles anymore they forgot what a candle is you light it with a match that you used to get from smoking so you like the candle and it stays lit the fuel is the wax the oxygen continually comes in because it heats the air around in the air rises hot air rises fresh air comes in from below and has fresh oxygen so we can will stay lit until a burnt all the way down in space if you light a candle you can light the candle it'll heat the air for the air will not know where to go because it's not lighter than everything because it's in zero-g it'll stay clustered around the candle the candle use up all the oxygen in that bubble and then it'll put itself out they did this in the movie so why do they have some good science judgemental so much as the fact that I got so much right is what put it on my map to criticize what it got wrong that make sense but does that make them in space in zero-g there here is flying everywhere it's the first thing you notice about them you just so obvious like why you not thinking about the spaceship or the tie technology you look at the hair doing stuff you will never see happen on Earth unless someone is like underwater and they're jiggling their head he won't finish the movies I'll call out something that's good that assigns like I'll be the first in line to do that door and they're in the closet of the kid that they're going to terrorize yes that's a wormhole that's what that is what access to the fourth dimension looks like do you think scientifically that's possible one day those I'd hope so I hope so and I can start putting papers on this desk and I can lay them out mosaic-style and then can I have no more room to put a sheet of paper if I'm an aunt living in the surface of the desk I say no more room but wait a minute we are three dimensional people and I can put an organizer and then stack things vertically so I can take a sheet of paper and I can put it higher up than the surface of the debt the animals we need to go obviously stuck between a metal thing imagine it's it only lives in two Dimensions you would have made that paper disappear into a third dimension and will have no clue where it went cuz you had a portal you had access to that extra Dimension so how much you can store on a desk when you have access to a third dimension above it actually more than just papers Mosaic out on the surface so now let's up this Apple buy a dimension storing boxes in a room or I ran out of room no you didn't let's open this four-dimensional door you open it put the boxes through the door close the door box is gone space of your room and physiology of the creatures but they got the physics of a four dimensional portals completely accurate now the concept of Dimensions is where it gets really abstract feet I love me some dimensions and it is abstract it is take you into those higher dimension completely accurate concept of Dimensions is where it gets really abstract repeat I love me some Dimension and it is abstract it is let the math take you into those higher Dimension because our intuition will not what will fail for us


    Neil deGrasse Tyson Responds to Stephen Hawking's Take on Aliens (from Joe Rogan Experience #919)
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    Stephen Hawking's was talking about the the possibility of alien life discovering us and that it would be a terrible terrible thing if it did happen if you look at what has happened to other primitive life-forms when we discovered imperative cultures and we've discovered him do share that's an opinion that if something did find us I don't have a strong opinion on that question but I have an analysis of his comment okay he is worried about the possibility of aliens enslaving US based on the reality that we've done that to ourselves think about that his fear of aliens derive not from actual knowledge of aliens actual knowledge of ourselves anytime a more advanced civilization of Kalapana let's technologically-advanced Sibley it did not bode for the less Advanced civilization and that happened in North America South America North America with with European South American Spanish Australia with the with the Brits never voted well for the less technologically advanced civilization his factual knowledge of that leads him to suspect that aliens would be exactly the same and I am not that skeptical don't think all iPhones in the universe have the basil Prime violent attitudes that we do as a species have not been given reason to think so but don't you believe that things Advance because of competition and competition forces things to be fairly ruthless it has been argued that if you colonize if you were civilization of colonizers the Galaxy that it's a self-limiting exercise why because you got ready we start here on Earth is you and me boy all right and you take that plant I take this planet and now we have both have offspring that are just like us and we want more planets alright we reach a point where expansion is not possible because we are warring with ourselves to gain the territory that each other has obtained so it has been argued so logically that the very Act of wanting to colonize is self-limiting against successful colonization of the Galaxy but I want territory and I want it now and my kids want it now I want that territory not this other one like I want it all that kind of attitude breeds violence it breed War intra-galactic War so it may be that the very kind of civilization that could peacefully colonize our galaxy is not the kind of civilization that we colonize the Galaxy at all very heavy what about the idea that any advanced one that makes a good headline and it sounds like it makes sense but I'm not I'm not there with it y'all course I want backup of course let's be a multi-planet species fine but but I would do it for different reasons because it's cool not because you want to protect human of the human species from Extinction no that wouldn't be the reason to do it. Can I tell you why every reason why you think we go extinct one we trash Earth another when we can't live orbit anymore is coming there is some nanobot gone astray okay turn down mic virus pandemic okay so it seems to me that if it's a 24-hour day got Seasons we would have a terraform at first but then we will move there if a billion people there here's my here's my point whatever it takes to terraform Mars and ship a billion people there it's got to be easier to deflect the asteroid whatever it takes to terraform Mars to turn it into Earth if you can head the power of geoengineering to do that then you have the power geo-engineering to turn Earth back into Earth but there are things that we miss right because of the way that so so so you say okay whatever it takes two geoengineer Mars and ship a billion people there it's got to be easier to create a perfect viral serum that makes us immune to all possible disease that's got to be easier whatever that takes but isn't it possible that there's some asteroids that we just will not see until it's too late then you put up people there a billion people there were okay and if an asteroid is coming at you can't deflect which would surprise me if you could ship a billion people tomorrow's you just let him all the time what what is that what you're you plan to you let all the Earth people die tomorrow so you can save this Cable Car ology premise that how to save one to not save the other reindeer you know you'll cable carology you take the cable car you know someone's in the tracks you let him go to put up some kind of net that find any asteroid that could possibly harm us and zaps them out of the sky got2b he's his the last question is it is it possible that the reason why we are never visited by extraterrestrials is because the way civilization no sign of intelligent life on Earth another possibility that civilizations don't ever get to travel like that because what happens is as they advance and as their technology advances they become instead of a biological entity seeking to spread of genetics throughout the Universe they become some sort of symbiotic artificial life that as they create as they Advance their technology and if they continue to innovate they reach a limitation in biology and it eventually create artificial life that sees no desire whatsoever to travel so interesting so I would say that's a great philosophical question I would say that the day we create AI if the AI is everything we are accept more and not emotional then I would have an urge to explore maybe Budweiser's been is not out but wouldn't it created was Bohr's like in Monsters Inc and start going dementia mention instead of walking around with Jeff and we creating versions of ourselves called AI neurosynaptic map of our brain into silicon into a computer and recreate our Consciousness as humans the human brain the one that human emotions and sexual desires and jealousy and all the ridiculous things that are holding us back it could sure fearsome of AI is others are III you know when we're not going to make an AI looking human being cuz the human form is not the best or ideal form for anything did you see ex machina yes I do for sure for sure is one of my favorite movies I want to marry the movies is Awesome movie production could just go to your room with your sexy body anymore something like 70% of it said just for sex damn just just for getting stuffed wow damn only one purpose just just forgetting stuff just


    Milo Yiannopoulos Comments on Pedophilia and Pedereasty (from Joe Rogan Experience #702)
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    believe what's on salon.com how badly Salim discredits progressivism is the only just today they published another editorial from this f****** petafile you know who I wrote about he wouldn't even dare bring my name I was too scared to lose this thing about how I don't act on it where is Double Down protective why the lack of service is why liberalism by progressives stick up your following explains why people can get away with this stuff and white wife arrested in the brook you should Blue Sky who wrote this today playing the victim saying he came out as a paedophile and he's been subjected to right-wing hate so that he says he's the one tell people to get to their own experiences and it was very sympathetic except the right-wing Hate Machine meeting me with a damaged knee by night well this is insane asylum for a self-confessed pedophile sexual orientation leaving dangerous predators Honestly though all bulshit aside list psychologists and sociologists and neurosciences of tried to figure out what it is that causes someone to have these desire we knuckin the transgender debate left doesn't care about that one cares about is who we can wear it can place people in the oppression Olympics I mean people who actually wanted to find out what the sign said logic women brains I'm just kidding you're right wing views and that the right right music to align yourself in the club is you have to espouse Christian values or about being Christian give us stuff about what the conservative seven things to me if I did my career would have turned out very differently I would have chosen very different paw through my professional life you know I was at the most respectable establishment newspaper in England 8 years ago of the opportunity pull pull Breitbart to put up with so much for me every week for me that is a direct assault on the kind of stomach everybody everybody does trust me trust me but doesn't practice you believe in religion how to book you by now but it's like a wallet now we got republished a few years ago by this guy named Ian Irvin and you so you can get a hold of it now but for the longest time you have to buy it as a used book all the books yes your people Catholics try to hide that information text me up good when you get your phone since the Running Room from their wait-list no to that right and wrong as far as what is anyone's right or what is wrong now I got lucky they beat me a little bit and so that's where it all started Father Michael post the tranny I don't know what would have happened if a heterosexual male like me very different so I'm not sure if I buy the not born this way we go down in the club I'll let you guys down while taking the piss turn yourself away from the deadliest maybe as you get older and you but was he good outside of what he did like was he a good religious scholar was he a good his dick suck then I told you it wasn't a pedophilia I was also being 14 Sky's a terrible person know I was a very mature 14 year old well in your case you got it right you got the right guy to molest I wanted to the power of it and it was my way of rebelling my life what is into the house parties and things in some of the things I have seen the baggage belief weather by the matte bronzing or even knew he was then but I knew other people of similar statue of this and that was some very young boys around that time it was a lot of drugs and a lot of likes when Andy Cohen the guy runs Bravo how to apologize for the use of the word twink and he thought someone was like a perfect social media comment nothing straight sexual white guys all going to be back into the establishment bucket very soon if you look at some of the warning editorials coming out like The Daily Beast is female female columnist for The Daily Beast who will Who will publish things about seen it on your Grindr profile this app that you used to pick up guys nearby which is best just to see if torsos and just pick what you want to funk by on the app some people say what's only some people say only Hispanics people to express their sexual preference Optimus language is what it is right little bit of it today


    Joe Rogan breaksdown Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson vs Tyron Woodley II
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    all day does Anderson final Tyron Woodley Wonderboy too well I think the I think we're probably the same thing we did the first one just kind of a stalemate I mean I don't know about that man I feel like a Woodley decide to take him down with you didn't the first round it changes the whole fight but it was in the second round is it was really weird and I asked him about Asia I have no idea why I didn't take him down Kevin Tucker it just seems to me that this guy you know what would happen in that fight like when when Woodley took him down the first round he dominated them on the ground just beat him up yet and it didn't look like Wonder Boy had an answer it looks like it's going to be smashed and then the fight change turn bad in the 4th but one thing that he took away took away a big part of the kicking game of Wonder Boys Wonder Boy didn't want to kick and be taken down by MB smash on the ground like that again so he kept it standing and kept moving back and forth to the way she just sorta like kind of Point fighting with his hands you know so it seemed there was more of that that fight take down and she's got no chance in the power exchange to I mean how how much power do tired of got one shot and one time with a bunch of shots me he can knock you out clean especially kicks just an interesting fight to see who makes the right adjustment exactly that's when they're going to go have you made a decision I would think just cuz just kind of the house a matchup is there two guys that seem I felt blend up there but I don't see a problem with that is like a game plan can really work this time to do it. It's just there's so many variables are so many different ways to win and it's what makes it so exciting but also what makes it so difficult to call I'll give you watching certain fights like a boxing match work boxing matches needed you know how one guy fights know another guy fights you can kind of figure out what's going to happen and you be with reasonable certainty anime half the time you don't know what the f*** is going to happen with the best strategy for the just to continue taking him down not going to I mean he could he could wind up on top if you know like in the first fight what do you want for that Guillotine was choking the s*** out of him and some other Wonder Boy got through it and it wound up that was on top that's possible but like shooting for a power double and taking down Tyron Woodley like is Woodley can take him down and was also really likely knock em out the Wonder Boy cannot come out to when Wonderboy can knock people out it just it just he doesn't have the same amount of horsepower that would be does accuracy one punch smash power like there's that that video of the fourth round or would it connects with a left hook to the Chan and he see Wonder Boys eyes rolled back you managed to survive that's one thing we learned about Willie from that for Wonder Boy from that fight that f****** dudes got heart man he can take it the fact that he didn't happen that Guillotine like that was horrific real bad it's just going to be a matter of whether or not he can avoid the takedown and whether or not he can be effective standing up and avoid the bombs yet but I was impressed with Woodley's ability to fight around stupid that was always a knock on these so big he's so muscular he's not going to have the endurance be heard in the fourth you know what's funny the whole muscular cardio thing I don't know


    Joe Rogan Talks Georges St-Pierre Comeback "GSP vs. Nick Diaz is the perfect fight to make"
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    all day no sleep podcast Nick and Nate Diaz they should just get blasted if they should do a let's get blasted with Nick and Nate Diaz and just found f****** bong on the table out of the sides of a nuclear missile fire it up and just start talking not having episode 209 in Stockton they have UFC 209 coming up but it's not in Stockton I don't know it is unconscionable they had one opportunity ever in the history of the UFC and then do they should have planned it like I planned episode 911 to be Alex Jones they should have planned episode 209 to be in f****** Stockton with Nick and Nate Diaz I guarantee you that s*** would have gotten two million pay-per-view buys sorcerer 09 and then where else then city of snow gsp's back GSP vs Nick Diaz is the perfect bite to make the perfect because neither guys fought a long time neither guys in title contention and it's a super fight this is super fight right out of the gate very true watching him warm up man what's really crisp give me interesting see but you can tell Sam she's trying to line up a shot so nice and throw some Haydn Acres exactly that dude throws hey but he's at least keeping his hands up for the most part they're started drop again like Cecilia he's like famous for putting his hands right about waistband level and just launching Rick's your way and she has a fist underneath that beard I really think that that is the fight I really think that Nick Diaz vs. GSP is the fight because it's a super fight both guys haven't fought in Forever both guys are not ranked and it's a fight you could sell yes like right out of the gate there's no repercussions but there's also a lot of money made and I'm hearing rumors about Eddie Alvarez fight Nate Diaz but it was the reality of the room someone hearing them online so mean they might be total b******* like I could probably ask Instagram post out for real is this real I didn't know it's for real but I love that fight to Eddie Alvarez versus Nate Diaz that's a good f****** fight there's a lot of good fights that could be made right now


    Joe Rogan on Khabib Nurmagomedov vs. Tony Ferguson
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    all day he put that on take a picture with me. Is Eddie Bravo Tony Ferguson khabib nurmagomedov holyshit Alicia obvious strategy for khabib is to try to take Tony down and obvious strategy for Tony is to keep it up. I'm up on a seat that's the obvious everybody knows that people are saying and I mean I mean it's pretty obvious okay basically anything we're seeing a little maybe a little chink a little tiny chink everybody's looking at that people conference but he's so good at taking people down and all of them you know that that is the hardest thing to stop but you know we're doing every you can to prepare for the best of worst the worst case scenario The best scenario what we're doing. I mean Tony's doing everything really Tony's a f****** he's a maniac on the outside of Conor McGregor versus those are the two most exciting fights in the past Tony can seriously choke people anybody out any wrong move on the ground and he can hit that dogs from any position and unorthodox on his feet on the ground pulling guard I don't even really know I try to do it in Big Bear hours of out in the front helping Big Bear she built everything the bag the spans everything he builds everything is your house out there an Ultimate MacGyver. is stupid strong strong woman stupid strong Olympic silver medalist weighted ball he's always doing something at home it's around 1 I'm sorry I didn't do this for the first fight round 1 350 on / 52 for taking people down passing their Garden choking them out like that their go to you got a shop that f****** what is he saying as Nunez is going to be a real problem for both guys on that power professional girls down because of a wrestling she can be going to be alright I had some doubts about her early cuz she said some things about you did to it when she first came out against either. She didn't like to Jitsu she wasn't Ranger Jets or something like that she was like old-school wrestler type of mentality but it looks like she finally had her mind opened you know how some good I was good solid guard passing wrestlers just don't pass cars like that unless they train Jiu-Jitsu you know not exactly that's why I was kind of worried cuz she say something like that she was saying I don't change it to go wait a minute it's 2017 everybody needs to train Jiu-Jitsu if you're fighting in the UFC early and it's an old school wrestler with no big deal going to do that s*** like that they don't think they do that because they're f****** lazy that's what it is and they just I just seen Grace is coming out challenge and everybody and beating beating wrestlers a dent Dan Severn gets choked out Mark Coleman's coming in Markham wasn't trying to pass the guard he was trying to beat Jiu-Jitsu down I do this mentoring 15-year striking thinking you guys want to learn a little takedown defense come out marker are you kidding me do you remember how that fight went down and took him down at will and then got tired would never pass the guard never tried passing the cards bochantin had a decent card he had a good survival guard he had good guard recovery and Mark her admittedly never worked on passing he just felt that he could just stay on the garden pound someone but you couldn't do it and then laid in the round he couldn't take him down anymore they were both on their feet marker was folding and that's when Igor vovchanchyn let him up remember that spent day one once he decided to do MMA let me get really good harassing and Mountain okay but in all fairness that was the least of his problems that guy was on a million different drugs that guy was fighting the toughest fighters in the world while he was shooting heroin I mean he was he was shooting like all sorts of General Paint okay to know that Platinum film the whole thing here it is down and if khabib takes him down he's got to be really worried about them chokes that we've already seen yes so he's he can just take down Tony like it did Michael Johnson I'm not worried about legit chokes from all sorts of play it's all in the transition avastin a grounding and pounding and controlling you like a like a legit high level black belt he pass it but we're preparing everything we can we're doing everything we can I don't know how it's going to look when it's all said and done but we're doing the best we can to prepare for the worst case scenario who knows what's going to happen but the one thing's for sure is one mistake on the ground and Tony's going to wrap your knockouts but this m*********** is well mean one mistake on the ground and I'll be member commits off going to break your arm he's he's a freak and that's why this is so an interesting because Tony is a freak too and like when you see Tony f****** up Hatfield dos anjos here I mean Tony Ferguson easily could have been the UFC lightweight champion the world if he caught Rafael dos anjos when do San Jose had the Bell he could have got them and you know Tony's I think Tony could do that to anybody how did the how did he beat Barboza was he Moses was perfect but he's one of the very few guys that has only shown one moment in his entire career inside the Octagon where he really didn't look so good and that was a brief moment where Michael Johnson hit him obviously he recovered from that and came back that is much mashton smush Ave you just when he gets guys on the ground it's almost like he's a different weight class in them yeah there's levels thousands of levels of being heavy and I he's super heavy sticks on he's at right now do from full guard or it's like Open Garden right into he forces a z guard or 1/4 Z like right away this movement to set up the half guard that is going to try to pass brilliant as many slices brilliant his mouth just control that crucifix move man he's a black of everybody knows he's always looking for it and obviously you know if you look at his earlier he's so that's a tall order for Tony but believe you me Tony is looking pretty damn good to me right now on the crown so it's going to be crazy what is he going to do it all plays out fascinated just because when you see a guy like Tony Ferguson you know he's a problem like how do you solve that problem like what's the solution to that problem and I don't know what the answer to that is you know I would say a guy who can keep the fight standing up and tee off on them and land good strikes like maybe a guy who takes advantage of the aggressive style the nurmagomedov has but you know maybe Tony's argon can be interesting walking and I think that you know that's going to be the main place to catch him but if you can catch him keep on the outside that way that go to grab your face the whole time he got to keep me outside to do it again seeing how small can be last weekend 75 maybe maybe you don't need to didn't you know how the Russians travel there always in groups of f****** a hundred so it's always entertaining and they're f****** hilarious but he just didn't at all 5 maybe maybe you don't know how the Russians travel that always in groups of f****** a hundred but he just didn't at all


    Joe Rogan and Bill Burr on talking to other parents from Joe Rogan Experience #909
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    that's an abused word love this way too many people throwing that word around like a beach ball at a concert it's just to abuse that people say that when you first see a kid all like a lady fill your head up and what the f*** you supposed to feel I was talking about this me alone with the first time like the magnitude of it was was was definitely huge but I didn't feel that whole like me and I'll just check tonight, so am I kid I knew my life had changed but I didn't feel that for like 12 hours it wasn't until the next I could kiss my head was so filled up on what I was supposed I was like having an out-of-body experience can hit you but even then I never had like that blubbering moment I had to me it was kind of scared to and kind of psychedelic because when when my daughter was born my eight-year-old was born there was a moment what I was thinking how many babies are being born simultaneously right now all over the world and if you can look at it on a screen it would be a swarm of humanity just just a heads popping out of pussies at 4 if you could see every baby coming out right now and then and then I thought at the same time I thought about this baby becoming an old lady and dying and I felt like how many old people dying simultaneous at the same time right now the hacky default thing and then I also this is all just theories of course and I'm not going to research any of this but I think Parents try to outdo each other with their stories about what the f*** they felt and it just becomes really like most parents dude it's like airplane mode of being with it with a f****** person he talks to me you want to kill yourself is wait until you start going to school and you got to get a hangout with parents all the time because your kids become friends with their kids and then you become friends these people that you would never be f****** friends with this is what I do is I just look straight ahead and I don't look at him I don't respond to what they're saying and then they just sort of talk quieter and they gradually leave to go to dinner with us I just want guy now he he talks and he doesn't look at you he tells me he's f****** stupid stories about his kid in the basketball team and he looks at you for a second so so Adams in this basketball involves he self-involved weird thing with his hands like talking with his hands and I'm going to Jesus Christ it's literally like someone sweating fantasize about doing to him by life he's so damaged by eating too much away I always picture those people and I have a giant roll of duct tape it comes up and over their head and then it hangs down the whole rest of the tape is hanging down to eating whatever and they just sit there and slowly have to take it off there's a bunch of weird people that you you know you get closer to him and closer to them and you find out about their life but you know what all those people I want to do that too I'm sure they're talking about me yeah yeah I'm sure they talk about me to all the time of mine who are the first time in my music just you think of things that you would torture somebody talking about and you like I would never do this to why you doing this to me you're not even thinking about it verbal waterboarding talking to people that aren't funny at all and it never comes cuz I surely there's something funny coming eventually nothing never never nothing but a goddamn thing and that's when I start thinking like those duct tape fantasies and then I start making myself laugh and I have to pretend like I'm drinking and then they get all weirded out cuz they see some weird look on my face and it's it just goes south breathing exercise I do the Wim Hof method where I take it all my breath in that I let the like 15 20% out there's no way you do that across from the first he's not looking at you he doesn't see it okay but together stay together a present try to meditate in the face of overwhelming retarded conversation just try to detach myself from whatever they're saying find a find a happy place find a peaceful spot


    Leah Remini on Finding Out About Xenu (from Joe Rogan Experience #908)
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    these are called sea org members are not talking about average length ologist and explain explain to me to see our because was established when l.ron Hubbard was evading taxes so we got in a bunch and whatever it is called but that's where they deliver the highest level of of Scientology there. going clear that we have larius when who was it one of the writers are one of the when he received like the highest level ship Scientologist don't even get to this most most don't write to be wealthy but a lot of times what they do that the new scam is you got to go you get to a level 9 to go we messed that up you have to go back down at your expense so talk me through to get to the advanced level this is called Advanced levels you are put through the wringer they go through every folder you know from the folders on you is everything you've ever said is written down and and video okay so they they they get your folders and they they called they call it they go through it okay and they go through every transgression are you still humping your Pillow are you still you know I'm nasty ass home to your mother like they go through everything are you still connected to this person who said something bad about scientology 20 years ago so they make sure that you're eligible to get the Advanced Data where's it at it's on Alvin Hubbard way in Los Angeles and Fountain it's so freaking out all my questions of life security and then you got to get a lanyard if you like it you got to get like clearance you got to go take a picture you've got a signed document to see if I ever reveal this it's going to be $100,000 so you just sign things set an alarm keep tonight that's how we use step up, another notch. It you can die this is going let me preface they scan your briefcase and they put the materials in the briefcase and they close it they turn it back to you and you lock it then you attach the briefcase your body unlock a little clip just called to go into the three doors or two doors whatever it was a sit-down you open up previous case and you read the material for the first time the answers so my mother sitting there in front of me cuz she's so excited understand that like this is what you want for your kids like you're like they're getting off the bridge and they're getting the answers to lie so when they come back next lifetime they're not going to forget everything and they're not going to be as f***** up as they were when they were a proud moment you know and so my mom sitting Crossing me like so excited and I'm reading this that my body is made up of other beings my body my whole body my thoughts and everything are mixed in with these other beings that are makeup compose my body okay are you following me Wheels with your understanding of your body is made up of other beings my thumb is how old is acrylic everything everything like Sally just here to send my thumb is is a person is being trapped into this body okay so I read this and the supervisor do you understand I want you to draw it out I want your drawing out I like those Joe I don't know okay I go there's a bunch of beans on me like that and I give it to him like that and he goes start again I want you to read it again and then I want you to draw another one so I go okay so I did all this you know and I literally did this Joe I made circles on every part of my body they were putting volcanoes and blown up packaged and Overlord at the I look at my mother who sent another supervisor standing over me so I go chopping food chain when it comes to the counseling side my mother was top of the food chain when it came to administering Scientology which is very rare she was what's considered a high trained auditor but she hadn't read the stuff yet I just I don't I don't love that like I'm not happy I got to just going to tell you I'm not happy with this is what it was and he was well you don't need to believe that you just need to do it so that's the answer that's given to you you don't need to believe it you just need to do it so then you have to go and order this you have to go and do it on yourself talk to these beings on the meter by yourself so on the meter meeting you hold the cans it looks like Soup cans are you be drained all the soup from a soup can and it had a string attached to it and connect to some psychology meter meter so so you have to hold the e-meter and discuss this now you think it and they give you your actual what you're supposed to do with this information so it'll say like it'll be the paper and I'll say ask this question and then look at the meter and what the answer is whatever answer comes to your mind write it down so all you're doing these things to talk to them really but I didn't know if it was true so I couldn't verify it like I mean I can give you cancer if you were about to go to ot3 and then you went online and you investigated what is ot3 and then you read a bunch of stuff about these little beings your body and then ask your mom your mom and have to lie to you she would like me as she can and she did so after you got through this what made you do 4 + 5 your auditing these things in your body you're not the boss so they go they tell you get your hat on like year it's your job you don't need to believe anything you just need to audit them so you need to do your job as an auditor that's what they're called Auditors people who are the ones who take you into session and Scientology so you feel like you're in a leadership role so you're doing these things of favor I'll be like I might be really kind of crazy so you're like maybe this was an answer it's it's sick because it speaks to a side of you that wants answers about life you know and then you're like no this is some crazy s*** man that there wasn't even people is not the time at the moment like maybe if you just keep going use now but if I contemplate this and think it over eventually I'm going to receive enough information this is all going to be like all right I was a fool I didn't understand right so I said you know she pulled me into celebrity center so fast into a secured room and she handed me my ass to don't you ever say that word outside of secure I'm writing an old report on you she said you never say that word out loud in a room it's not secured okay and never seen again so she wrote a report on me and they said they brought me into another secured room because they have to get somebody who knows this information and they never ever say that say this and never confirm it good night never give that information out ever that just never discuss it just saying never heard of it you so crazy and that's what we all say you sound crazy or you know properly done you get it you know like you'll get it if it's properly done those people didn't do it properly that's why they didn't understand it information out ever that just never discuss it just saying never heard of it you so crazy and that's what we all say you sound crazy or you know properly done you get it you know like you'll get it if it's properly done those people didn't do it properly that's why they didn't understand it


    Henry Rollins on why relationships don't work for him from (Joe Rogan Experience #906)
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    schedule on Saturday and Sunday do you allow yourself some Leisure I'll sleep as long as I want and I I listen to different records it during the week I listen I do protein listening which is record I haven't heard yet and so just you know yet to really concentrate on the weekends I do carbohydrate listening where is the records that I'm familiar with that I just like to listen to potatoes in the week is sashimi and clap push ups awful thing about being an adult in a relationship seeking to be an adult in a relationship I have found when I was young and I was a boy on dating girls it's boys and girls and you she's an idiot you're an idiot you do dumb things have went sheets and whatever then you hit a certain part of your life where she's a woman and you're a man and you have adult expectations and you can't be running around being an idiot with someone who kind of wants you to be at the table cuz they are sincerely give time of their adult life to this thing that you were doing together when you come in still thinking your 9th grade and she's coming in like this is part of what my life is being with you I have never been able to answer that in a mature enough way to where I would have been able to maintain it cuz like say next weekend if I had a girlfriend she might say it's Friday what are we doing in like watching me right for 4 hours and so that's not the way to be you can't do that but so I can't be a good person other half cuz I'm always the work has always attracted me more than coming home to someone I can't stand the idea of someone of living with a person I can do it on the bus cuz it's bass boat and work you know going down the road but I never would want to like pick up and she's there and I have no aversion work oriented and so and I'm not into interested in wasting anyone's time I'm not in being mean I'm really not into it and so I'm not the woman was hitting on me a while ago and I said ma'am I'm like well she was very persistent and I said ma'am I'm like a hunting dog I'm a dog just not the kind you Pat I know I'm just not I'm just I'm sorry just you should stop spoken word shows going to go to dinner with you yeah and I'm not your dad and you're like in front of your f****** crazy speakers in your writing and hoping the phone doesn't ring right I unplug it on the weekends except on Sunday my best friend since I was 11 at 12 and he was 11 we're still best friends ever heard of an fugazi yes in the car and everything and so we've been best friend The Carter Administration wow is Ed so it'll call on Sunday we'll talk for awhile otherwise the phone doesn't ring if it doesn't my own. Why what I thought you liked me why are you calling and so if you like me you wouldn't write me and so if you like me you wouldn't write me but me and Mom I'm contentedly just working away


    Joe Rogan Discusses the UC Berkeley Protests (from Joe Rogan Experience #916)
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    are you listen to Jordan Peterson you know so much about Marxism that it's like shows you like this is a pattern of human thinking it starts off by people that will really like well-intentioned their intellectual they're very kind they're sympathetic to Progressive and they want everyone to be nice so one of the way they do it is to be really evil to people they think are not nice and then you create this f****** War cuz they look at them as predators that what I see you're starting this thing and you're creating Too Short up defenses in walls of offense if you start you push in you start malt off cocktail and universities of the giving speeches by guys who are Republicans you create a lot like that UC Berkeley thing with Milo Milo was there until we got shot of those things dangerous faget or a black dick and a troll but like an intelligent but he didn't do it who cracks a joke about someone like you said something about Leslie Jones wouldn't be the first time I was turned down by a black man like it like something along those lines like b***** but funny and for that just for that for saying that because she was mad at his review or something else dream censorship do you got to figure out when is he responsible as he did he say hey guys go get him know he didn't but you know who did do that is Leslie Jones it was up to me where Leslie jump someone's attacking her and she was like go get them to that person looks just like look that's her prerogative to you want to be a c*** and start attacking this woman was a very hilarious comedian for no reason literally never said go get them but yet he was sort of held responsible the idea to try to get them to agree with you or try to come up with some kind of a consensus so you can move ideas for her to move the world forward and what we have with this kind of reaction to Milo is it you're going to do $100,000 worth of damage in your protest well that's fine and I will have to be exported out and you won't listen to him when you close your mind you're not moving anything forward to making it any better though you're just creating a big old Division and I guess you guys can stay in your Echo chamber they'll stay in their Echo chamber and nobody listen to each other and we won't learn anything the product of being raised in the system this two-party system and it's a ridiculous idea that there's us and them and now that they're in their zasio all people have to fight back and have to punch not those crazy s*** that people are saying but when you listen to what Milo actually says even if you disagree with him which I do all the time like I disagree with a lot of his performance generating response and the things that he saying that they're sent like they're saying that he's racist or is this is terrible white nationalist was somewhat this is there just making stuff up so that they can start attacking and more freely because it's easier some of it is preposterous extra skin hanging off of a fight with you about it you know the Catholic I think he is like a mean critique of the new Ghostbusters for women and he said it sent you that was like a feminist film and he pointed out some really important cities like every guy in the movies a f****** idiot and every woman Saves the World he's like it's kind of ridiculous peace he says he write this so she was getting hate mail from his response I guess from his thing racial of abuse that she was getting and he said everyone gets hate mail for foot for fucksake one tweet read another one called Jones barely literate later she shared fake screenshots oh he shared Frank screenshots that made it appear of Jones were making profane and offencive post things Twitter didn't say exactly why Bandy Annapolis only telling Breitbart writer that he was play band for violation the company's rules prohibiting participation in or exciting Target abusive individuals so what makes that like okay I could see like if he was supposed retweeting things that that were very rude I would have to see what those things were they were maybe they were silly damn making profane and offense supposed to click on that let's see what it looks like what it what was actually said this was not me okay okay Uncle Tom phag Nero needs to get his racist ass out my mentions s*** like this makes me think we need to gas these goddamn things to death okay so it's not really her fake how do we know okay you got to assume that he knew that that wasn't him right assume that he knew that that wasn't really her right you don't think that he really thought she wrote that Sophie that's a fake account What's the diff okay so it's just a photo is it okay if he retweet that someone sent it to him and he he retreated okay here's one less dog your Ghostbusters Just in the first to have an apron it OSHA super races could we get it you got it that's not a cool thing to do but what he's doing he incites talk and because of that his his book is now number one on the Amazon bestseller list when we do the podcast together cuz I grilled him about certain things I think of ridiculous and eventually gives inside laughing with you he's a very smart guy but I don't know what he's doing I don't know if this is the real the real him or this is him doing a performance or a combination of both ovaries finding himself in the midst of this hurricane of negativity and popularity which would be just assuming these bullet proof that he can't be influenced by this f****** crazy or deal with it going through that occasionally do s*** that he should have done like reposting some horrible racist thing is maybe 30 something right how old is Milo about if this is like in transition like so he is either growing just like all of us are expected what was the theater in France that they shot up during a performance he was in the band I believe about Islam and he said something really interesting they said you said something about Islam do you have any regret about that and it was pretty racist me said all right we'll look first of all I love people we have a lot of Muslims fans Ariel said what happened there was my emotions were so heightened and there was a there was there was a span of time where I was thinking in a very emotional uncharacteristic way that I usually am my my I had I was hot off of something tragic and I didn't even know how to make sense of it I don't want you to re-read what I said because that's not who I am but in that sliver of time that's how I was feeling and I lashed out in paint one thing you said sentence let's let's highlight that and let's just say that's who the man is you know you got to have a beer. Sometimes you'll be held accountable for your tweeting. We can always give everyone a pass through a rough time it's all good dude and if I had gotten drunk and I decided young if he's a smart guy that stupid s*** all the time hold anything racist or not racist no not at all he's organizing a fistfight he's calling them out and he's organizing a verbal Finlay and Dave articulate and he's gay and he looks fabulous he's got bleach blonde hair and wears weird clothes and when he's killing it like on say she's a very good orator so he's engaging them in these debate that he's got carefully thought-out responses carefully thought-out sentences about handsome fellow hell yeah I found love a black dick he talks about all the time he just loves that they have a hard time attack him cuz he's a gay Jew that loves black dick like he's got the Spectrum covered he's like, the invincibility around him Brian's up you can't this is what this is what fascism is you can't force your view of the world on people through violence cuz that's what you doing when you're a fascist that's what people need to understand like you can't just use the word fascist when it applies to right-wing people if you're keeping people from communicating you're keeping a gauge you from talking s*** on your stage and you can't just counter what he's saying with someone who's better at talking s*** that has better point so instead you want to throw a chair through the window at f****** Starbucks look stop you guys are Fascist I know you don't think your fast if you think you're right the way you're doing it is 100% wrong this isn't the guys want a Nazi he's not someone who's even if he said I racist thing in the past he's not the first every f****** comedian is said racist s*** lets dog have herself had a bunch of racist s*** they pulled up her Twitter page we don't hate her for that she had a bunch of blackballed from Hollywood get to come out of people's Smiles we think that you're not a bad person call she f***** up where does it matter the back of the head with something these f****** people are doing exactly what they would hate and when I see people if there's people that have been calling out for a coup they're calling out for a military coup the calling out for the scene more than one person anime exactly like her and me I want to kill all of them or whatever actually the only difference is they have a different Target was crazy when you have a legitimate contest right you had a legitimate popularity contest in one guy wins and you're not happy that the guy wins so you want to start Riot like you might you might have f***** up and not voted or you might not have done such a good job picking a candidate or you might have the wrong campaign but you have to accept when someone wins otherwise there's no f****** point having his contest we have this does every four years if you don't accept to one as long as it's not the cheating whatever the cheating happened it probably happened on both sides whatever legal s*** they got away with whatever Shenanigans and the pr they did to him with the whole grab them by the p**** thing and all that mean there's there's attacks left and right on both sides he came out ahead because you didn't want him to be in there f****** contest the problem is you're having a stupid f****** contest to see who runs the world and also it's important to have a little compassion for the other side in this term like I constantly hear Trump voters being characterized as homophobes rednecks dumb hillbillies on who are good people didn't like Trump that much either but they liked Hillary way less or maybe Hillary talk in the way Obama has been for the past eight years their lives haven't changed for sure and they were desperate or anything else Works be a little compassionate on why a lot of people voted for Trump cuz member the country voted a black president in a lot of Voters were white two times in a row you have to have some people that voted for Obama in the last term that voted for Trump distract thought I would have bet be a better thing to have him other than her I was very careful not to be critical of trump voters because you know they're alive but you're not leaving honest because there are dummies in there too just like those dummies in the Hillary Hillary supporters who literally know nothing about what she's done if you'd say anything about it there's a lot of that going on two of those are real people like the real ridiculous people on the left and the right they're all real and also that the hillbillies at love Trump tweeted I seen him and I saw a video where this guy got pulled over with an altercation with this guy hitting this other guy got some sort of traffic altercation this guy comes up to his window is calling him the n-word and he's saying Trump man I'm a Trump trump the president now and it's that type of person that like with your there are people like that they want to let you know set this is there guy now because they're white and this is like a racist thing people that voted for Hillary like a special group notice as KKK for Hillary I think there's definitely probably a million racists internal a Fisher KKK Klan members how many UFC fans are there is a lot of you including a few that boasted presence in a large number of State over a hundred different Klan chapters run the country with a combined strength in members and Associates that made total around 5,000 it had to want to be part of a hate group 4 lottery problem with black versus white has the same problem is left vs right black versus white left versus right share that f****** team thing man they share that team thing and white people want to think they're on one team and black people want to think they're on another team and we f*** each other up doing that it's so stupid why people want to think they're on one team and black people want to think they're on another team and we f*** each other up doing that it's so stupid


    Joe Rogan on Holly Holm vs. Germaine de Randamie Late Strikes Controversy
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    all day to rabbitfish up in front of want everybody to know we didn't talk about fights at all we know why Durant Germaine de randamie should have one or do you think that she should have been deducted points she should be a draw. I think the right thing to do was Holly should have one even f***** up only one that fight about well Holly definitely got the only legit knockdown you know she got that she landed at? Kick that was beautiful beautiful you hid it behind that older came over the top another time she dropped her with a straight lap that was one of the best punches of the fight and I was in the thing was the fourth round with round round and round two different rounds or both easily 10-8 right when you drop someone Airsoft Tuesdays and is a picture of it on Mike winkeljohn Zorb Jackson winkleson John's how well-connected yes it's over the top it's just she ended Dome doing she's really awful but Holly almost kicked in the face when she was down I think the new one handed rules perfect I think that's perfect what is that what is everyone hands down Zero Tolerance policy giant right hand the end of the bell and it was bad it was bad to the point where we all went like Daniel Cormier was next to me was the first time I did it, tear with Cormier and an Ana click the three of us together was really good, it was great it was interesting and then others would look at it like okay Holly was trying to take her down look like she was avoiding the stand-up couldn't take her down she had her Against the Cage it was like some judges will look at that as she doesn't want to fight standing and she's not able to get the fight to the ground she's kind of just holding against the cage for safety some people look at that as losing around in that winning around you you know what is ridiculous because you want I can get free New York state is going to appoint their own referees in a certain amount of fights and I don't know how many I don't know how it works I don't know what the agreement is but that's often the case when you go into State athletic Commission yeah I agree I agree for it absolutely the second one but I think the first one was so egregious and me and you got 46 in Illinois tie your attend time or Tai Chi and because you're a f****** killer she's a killer man and that's what she is but there's a rule that was a really as a rule you know you know what's going on you better 46 in the background you know cyborgs always going to be there let's I work by 10:45 and Nightmare Bounty and your body resists it more and more and more and the fact that they make her I still maintain to this day they should have never asked her to go to 140 they should never been trying to get her to 1:35 they should have just either have a featherweight division or don't the drop-down a couple weight class is a normal thing and MMA nothing in MMA


    Alex Jones on Chemtrails & Weather Manipulation (from Joe Rogan Experience #911)
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    hey check this out I want to ask you what do you what do you think is Trump going to do anything about the stratospheric aerosol injections operation get it because you've been that $2 a year and there's going to be some countries opposed to it because it's going to mess up the weather there is an entire atmospheric terraforming geoengineering manipulation I don't call it Chemtrails and of course the CIA director admitted they have issues program Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation owns the major patterns on it from Westinghouse and others that uses big antennas to manipulate the weather they can but the exactly there's giant weather modification systems and there's weather Wars between different government and they it's all Declassified is what does it stand for high-altitude something that supposedly really was under classification what does it stand for high frequency active auroral research program on the Aurora and then they want to see if they could communicate using it and send radio Verizon that and they also wanted us to be able to send radio signals to places where they wouldn't wait heart doctors in the atmosphere it's bouncing off the Aurora Borealis and then resonating back through and it did a deep Earth communication program to satellites and other things through the planet show itself is Altitude the resulting heating effect create irregularities in the electron density they are which in turn allows communication signals as from satellites to be relayed off the ionosphere HARP program contact of the Heart Project you think Trump is going to look into the SI a project at the CIA has greenlit he is starting out with vaccines as I told him to leave a dude investigating all the damage they cause autism ultimate that's good too but what about the essay i programs at the CIA has greenlit you think he's going to get into that locked onto this problem with all this ice is a s*** most of what you see when you see those jets flying around those clouds behind them most of that is just a jet engine exactly the general engine but they're doing it for different purposes of the u.s. weather weapon program for 27 years on my show first cuz I saw was he classified I saw that he was in the panhandle of Texas I called him running a major cloud seeding company with his son and got the nine-year-old to Austin and then after that he totally freaked out cuz the CIA do you want their views on YouTube do you want to know what he said yes I was a World War II fighter pilot holy s*** anyways a Superbad Research Institute that he was able to control hurricanes create hurricane and steer hurricanes all that got black budgeted shut down and then they got into these are raised where they use in tennis and out of that and Westinghouse came came the the the whole heart program show in the 60s that could create control and steer or kill hurricane that's why you Google Now so I can let me go let me pause for a second. How do they manipulate a hurricane so the Hurricanes going to happen how they break it out okay it was coming into Lancer problem was with Ariel arrays projecting in the sky they can break it up or strengthen it or kill it or hear it screen 1% they can crank those are raised up that have mass of your lights might go out when they do it a little bit really hidden in front of everybody and every time of city and Port Russians and Chinese are just discovering the u.s. ideas for barges to pump cold water from the depth of the ocean to create some saw a roadblock for the hurricane since her gains pull power from the water's warm temperatures cooling the water could have theoretically about about geoengineering Chemtrails you are wrong about the dinosaurs I've been real what about that they're coming out saying hey there's going to be some countries that are going to be for it we got to figure out how we're going to deal with that because later finish the essay ipro he doesn't know about this AI program get this done with most of the real programs are just like fronts or something else not even real so you don't think they're spraying should into the atmosphere know there is a program for geoengineering there's a program in place and yes that is the Doppler radar system in a harp and what else and an aerial spraying still the most effective and they what do they do when you say aerial spraying what are they spraying barium salts limit oxide a radioactive isotopes. Marina many are why they doing that because you because it doesn't CFR CIA director John Brennan options for controlling global warming Blitz found out let's find out what the most believable Lowe's zero or freezing you had to chop wood you freeze your ass off and all houses had even the South have had you had all sorts of of Chimneys in them for fireplaces because it was freezing cold. But that's part of a normal Global cycle based on the sun all these astrophysicist for sure the whole thing about claiming it's the carbon we put out the Earth is carbon starve there's a carbon cycle add water or sunlight they have total control over the whole life cycle of a plant let's play the video Let's Play the video this this CIA guy talking about him cuz what I inferred from his client with some sort of solutions if global warming becomes a Giant itchy okay they're part of the intelligence community and if they got hired I would imagine it's just me guessing right off the top of my head if they got hired to assess a threat and its threat being from global warming like what would we have to worry about are we really going to lose cities do we really have an issue of there before it goes down CIA director admits Chemtrails geoengineering stratospheric aerosol injections so it's a claim and there is nowhere in his speech is there an admission that an essay I program has already taken place where Brennan mentions G legendaries just one example out of several not often mention issues the CIA monitors for potential elements of instability in the world asai program if ever implemented could penetrate conflicts and security threats if misused the cia's jobs to consider all types of Concepts concepts for potential threats including the science oriented concept that's totally like I just said is that possible now that's basically what he saying is that there are potential threats you want to invite her mentally it's an issue College Study Pelton 2005 the department of energy program for aerosol testing 5 billion dollars a year so under u.s. code title 50 chapter 32 subsection 1528 paragraph B back bacterial or biological agents that what they do is they say it's illegal to test unless it's for research that everywhere even kill people it was for research purposes know that's how some of those Japanese we get away with killing whales still they say it's her they called their the high priest their scientists write their Engineers they're allowed to kill people test stuff on kids and jet black people with syphilis with all the Declassified stuff because they are scientists are most of them are doctors and so it's all medical doctor stuff executioners torturers or most of them are people making decisions are doctors and so it's all medical doctor stuff and it's big Breakaway civilization of scientists under under research Provisions they can even kill anybody they want